T.E^; Tirban Renewal To^ Countu Aides to Meet

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T.E^; tirban Renewal To^

Seven buildings in the down town area will come down in the next two months with the first to get the axe Monday. It'5. nll-‘p“ rt o ( the’ Twin Falls Urban Renewal program.' Countu Aides To Meet A contract for the demolition work was signed with Northwest' Crane and Rigging Co. last BURLEY — The Idaho Ass.o-I Alex Roomer, • chairman ‘ ofl Public Lands, James L. Brock- week. The amount is $24^73. c ia lio n 'o f Commissioners andjMinidoka County Commls.sion-|way. Bonner.'chairman.

la lf ^ t h c firm to do the demo- ay ...... Rupert, Paul. Heyburn and i'Ocreatiott,,Carmen L . . itioh work was Keith -Sligar, noon with headquarters at Pon- Minidoka,‘all in Minidoka.coun water, chairman;-county road, Vice-president of the rigging d erosaln n . ty. Mr. Bram m er w ill give the markers, Marcoy Laragan. firm. Registration will be from 10 president's, report. ------chairman, secondary roads en -Mr. sugar’ s equipment w J T1 a;m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday with - Speakers .'planned for gineer department of-highways. move into place early Monday the first business session bC' mornijig session include J. E. , A ladies, luncheon and style to. begitv-worh at ’ o . buildinR- a t] R] logo, of ..Agriculture,..University 241~SecohU'Ave. S. IE Is behind '-Taxation and-Finance" and at 3:30 p.m. the group will dis the present BorranZa Store on of Idaho; Loring Jones, planning cuss "w e lfa r e and Health. Main AvcnUe. . and re.search sp e cia fis ^ fores t ‘ ! reception will recreation, College of Forestry. way, .,Bonner, co - chairwomen. Sligar has until Dec'.' 5 , • . Otto Wild Life and Ranch Sciences, The style show will be the cour* to-finish-the-seven-buildins-job, ier-vini •University—of-jd a hor-Lrl-o- tcsr-nf^B-Mary-SlTnprûrley;. -ûiidinRS-to-comirdownTôr^^--^^^-' rormer distrlcl Ju(!„ , ' jncd — nuQHDi s i_uiiy—t»iru—no- ...... —of—tlie-Consti(utional C IV IL A IR P A T R O L -M E M B E R S from throURhbut Idaho A ir F o r c e ;'A .-plane-was reported down F rid ay nJght. H ere ;and at 143. Second A ve. N., 151 host breakfast w ill be held at Revision ...... Commission;- J a.c k the City of Rocks, courtesy of Second A ve. N., 138»Shoshone gathered at the Twin Fqlls Clty-County. AlrpQrt.LJo6lln_-Scld. First Lt. Edwar “ •I* T ^ A T r'T 'orc^ C h T fl' ...... ^— gfftion-was muac by RabcrfTt: m aterial is p r o ic c t«r ~ in '------•said:------^------— .y/ijl,be remodeled to fit in with forces afjpear ready to paign to niaintaln the pressure. down in the In tho war,-64-persons -were could b e m oved north from the Erkins, president of the Snake a manner that it should not In the letter to Mr. )?ulledge the entire downtown pluin. - w - pri The two-day evaluation exer relying on anel|lng and small ' R iv e r Trout Co. located in the reach the w ater sources, the trout farm owner said that Tho plan is a joint e ffort ol killed in tho In-flight collision of Da Nng-Hue area to join tha - cise, conducted by the Air Clear Lakes area In the vicinity' 'On the other hand I have ‘ ‘ I have lenrned-thtQtigh-sadJ!x= urban__rcnewaI_aiid_dQwntown a U.Sj'_A|r _F®*‘ce F4 Phontom 1st South Vietnamese Infantry rorce7"ends-i&day"VHh“ a civil of BuHU Th6 request wu.? iim de perience.in recent years, that Twin Falls businessmen, with jot flghter-boniber and an Air Divisionn In in the DMZ area.----- defensojnisslon. in a letter which M r. Erkins sent foolproof and I hope you realize much of the 'scientific state the latter group paying for a Vietnam passenger plane < oyer to Geno P. Rutledge, executive that there w ell could comb a ments' arc in.the end at best Tho sTmulatcd crash was re Local Improvement District to Hruska Qiuts Da Nang air base. Thero were . director of Nuclear Energy De tim e when someone In the atom* only ‘wishful hopes.’ ■■ ported at 4:55 p.m . Friday. upgrade portions .of the down no Americans among the crash ic energy site could make an velopment,''Bols&. Copies of the Mrl Erkins ha<) suggestcd'ttint Because of bad weather, only town .area.— . . victims. Tho U.S. Command EOTtianslJown letter were also dispatched to error that In the end would de three flights could be sent up. When the project Is finished. reported tho Io s .s 'o f tw o light stroy the usefulness of one of a better place-to dump the Senate^Race, G ov. Samuelson and. to D o r atomic material-w ould have But bc/orp lioon Sniorday pilot.? In about two years, downtown observation helicopters to the spring systems. Israeli Plane M ncKay. been in the great basin area Don Chessman, Burley, and will look' like a huge, modern ground fire In the Saigon area. "T h e thoughl that if the water M r. Erkins, who had previous- o f Nevada, where there John .RAf-sch, Twin Tails, found shopping mall. .One Am erican was- reported did.bccpmc.radinaatvtc, ami iltai. Backs Baker By United Prcsa InteniaUohar j i iQ elmulntfVt •Mnwncd'* plane ■...... killed and seven wounded In a E gyptiiin ground gunners m ent's project which saw the lf .it rhoved only 10 to 20 feet in the D ry Creek area near Mur- mod------of 21 Communlat »helllng per dav that we would have "Why not tJse a site like WX aH IN G 'lU N (U P I) - St!ti Saturday shot down an Israeli ntoniic waste material dumped taufih. ottacks during the Z4-nour- in the northern scptinn, with ihc until 2070 before It reiicheil thi.s this?" he asked. Roman L. Hruska o f Nebraska, ^ y h a w K In the ^^5101*11 SlH!i • .... Weather perlod ended- at 8 a.m. • .KtrotiK prohiib ilitv'llm t.it woiild arcii is certainly encournRlng, Gov. Siimuolson has promlsod l;()ur jeops. In addHion (o the withdrew Saturday night as a Canal area .where theji claimed Saturday. Elsewhere,, North coach spring outlets along the unlosii, of cburse, you are In- M r,. Erkins a full investigntlon planes,. Were alsA used in the candidate for Senate Republi they brought down three. IIAII.E'V' — It has rained Vietnamese troops using hand Snake Hivcr In this n rea.ln n ,tcrestei ilTmJplTrrt tnovrm.ent—nl,f— ‘id fiicL n ntyiY riinynn lncl>'-TJ, 4tfr ■ ■ . - - _.50Tn!BTTnnrronrjflniffrrtBzooioi— ~ levels, -M m tT O t-M nTrW rR rSchlffltrrrThlttlri^n ~wtn~nppl'0(!lftlo‘ AsTshe Sept. i;>, will serve ns a tom' 11th typlioon hos developed In Senate Republicans, is s u ^ a and mortar, fire across the sfjecled by Hnrbor Hoii.so of loves • to cook, hflktj bren/1 and pornry homo for children the Pacific, southwest off Wake statement saying he acted in .Pom m unlst.-Infiltration InlQ Jordan - RiVer. ceasefire ‘ line Magic Vnlley hoard of directors promlsos that the cookie jar through IH years of ago. It will Sales Event Island, the Japanese M eteorolo the name o f party tinity. But (lie South , so far this year was wounded one fsraeif. aofdfer. an hdusn, parents fur tho n)w will always he full," Judgo Roed provide a much-ncedcd shelter gical Agency .reported Salur- p olllk al observers said Hruska cstlmatod..ot-100,000^mcn. IsiaoU-troops. roturnod-thojiro,— — fiicility on Slionhonc Street, have snkl. fol* the courts to turn to.when a (lay. Tho agcncy-sald Typhoon pi'obahljt concludcd that tho 'rntelllgcnco Inforfnatlan ho-SBid, . ..iniiviui, intu .thtlr new .quariers. Both M r.-nnd Mrs. Schiffler chlltl l«c o m e » tempoi'arlly netv Elsie was heading west north conservative's, had little chance shows tho Con^muni8l.s hovo tlê An official army statement C o n c lu d e d west at a-apccd;of-.34.inll(;a_niT of winning over thb more capability to mount an attack also : claimed Israeli forces Although crews aro still work lifivb worked wilh' thoTrohato lirnttld-from fam ily, or must be Court In foster home cnro nnd taken from a fam ily for some hour with center winds up to 60 Uberor S c o il. " three-way with three divisions-along - the kiUed-60 Arab.Buerrillat-itwtha ing to completo various rooms miles per hour. race. . ' • D M Z where they have posl- first two weeks of ihls month; of tho homo and furnishings are understand tho needs of fo-tier reason. Judge Reed stressed It By Simplots^ Kiill i-oming In, Mr, and Mrs. children, Judgo Reed niild. Is ncit a permanent home nndj* ------Hrhifflcr—hnvn—takcn“ np~TOB|; — Harbor Hounerexpct(ert‘ to't)C HEYDURN — 'Hio Burley ond oon plai snmc*73-vl5ltin[r^'ale*-reproftoni— must of tho roomn amI_heêraj^ tativo(i-«nd-p«luto-brokor*-.thl*. iini niivv complele with drHmis week d\irlng tho Slmplot Cnnv ___ tind fiirnlshlncwi Hllhnugh other- pnns*frÔth“ annunl—anles—flem-— i ^.ronins iiro sTllI viicliljt;------lhar ■ wlilcl~c«ncluJ6H~-FHday~ M r, and Mrs, Schiffler havp nlght ----- rcaliliid In tlm .iim ii nlnun Ihov - 4;amn from Nhnitiku in IfllTi, and htivo /iirmt'd liio.it of that time jrCBcntutivos o/ the . . In thn I'iler area, 'I'hlH faU’ tjicy K. SInvpInt C o „ in nddilluii to lire «lv ln « up tho. farm itiuy brokerif und dlstrlliuôrs from Ituvo Ix'on oiHiraiing nnd will all parts o f (ho t/nlteif States. , een em- ployeil at Iho-'INvln I'alln County Pondcôsn Inn 'Hmrsday night. Jliinpital the past four yearn Tho SImplot produclH and seed , iinil has riisigncd thlH patltlnn.. program w ore dlscusscdi .. ' Tho eotipln has b(?cn a A lve In 1tolK>rt' E. Haney, Cnidwoll, com miinlly nnd farm affnirH for .Jinlntnnt sales mnnager of the . 1 1 tiuinhiT of years. Mr. Sehlff- l-'ood ProcesjtlnR Division of the" Irr Is R ,form er member of Iho J, R . SImpltii Co., was in charge KIiiiwikhI School District l>oard of (he rjcmlnar, nnd led tno - niul Iwtli nre form er Pnrent- Rcoup in n .iu u r of tho Magic i------^’cnt:hcr_AaaoclnliQn_in«iai!x!C5L Valley oporallonli F rldn^y'...... __ They havo also been memliera Frid ay night, tho seminar con of. thn Farm Bureau' and Grw ige, cludcd with ^1)0 apnual graduu-' lion hanqiuK where certlflcales < Cluiirman Richard Reed of tho llarlmr. Houno’ CommHleo'-. of occoniplishmentj wore nre- Rented to each delegate hy J.R, -hiild.lho couple Is well qualified ------for.-tho- new n.inlgiimont.^TliOy,.- SimpluU Tho bnnqiict’ WHs hold ' liavo retired (wo sons, one of lOJlOlflO...... ' • ____t.. \vhom Ih BtJIl.llvlnR, nnd two This y«^nr'8,«emlnnr got tinder ' fonter dnugiiters. 'lliey hnyo IfARBOR llOUSn PARENTS-Mr. and M ff, W. R. Sohlftler, way.In .Caldwell,Monday whorb-, ihreo grnndchlldreit and thrco F iler, look over one ,o! lho;m any p«inllnRa d on «(e d -to.th « field trips’ond claasworK at'the fpnter {jtatldchljdron, • V new (ostor home care conlor on.Shoshone Street.Sli The couple comitmpaîy'a Caldwell...... plant w ere AlWONO ------■ 1 *'Thtiy^n\ft cnildron and havo have ncetptcd the rcsponalblllty of living in the home commducted,...... P rior to ...... arriving„ ...in ‘ by Ihe J. Beybu m *w «r«, frbn. — ...... ______, ^ r k e d > wllh.. thnin Ip Iheir house pAreiits and hilve already’ I 'ikbI e h up roNldonoy, iiarbor Hu^'loy,Mu^'loy, mtiie e group' tourod Ihe Snyder, Zaneavllle, o M o r Larry M anry, A,Jb«ny, O a.j Jpfnea cpuniry allended th e'sem inar,'w hkh U (b o IM b U B ual ' church an well a n 'ih d r.lio m e ;! ...... r Iloune is oxpccled to bo rondy f o r i the addUlon ol youngBtcni Snake U lver 'i'rout F a rm in Eyman, jr. R . Sim p oi, Caldwollt M ika Shnplro, Chlcagoi^^ aponaored by fitqiploli. ‘ ,Mri). Kclilffler In «■ hom em akerduring tb* coming wcelu Duhl,*...... - . , .....J «n e a JMeacbum, N iw O rkiu^^ J *c k lU vord , .Chicago, »n d / ■‘A .

2--Tim e»-New8, Twin Falls,-Idaho - 8unddy,-'Sopf.-21-, 1969 Jerorife Methodists Observe M a^câlley, S e e n ; Vi D a i l y W e d ^ &OtifAniiiversm“y Donn ls Robinette attending Arm y R eserve m eeting’. . . Don JE RO M E ,-r. Jerom e Metho cfudlng. several formt ".pastori Cote wearing-c hc'V 1“ 0 n s of From Tlmes-News 24-Ho\jr Weather Bureau Wire dists celebrated the COth_arini* o f the Jerome church. a First Sergeant . . . Lt. Dean versary of the founding o f the T h t y ’ included. Rev. and Mrs. n/.r.nnif in Hnivntnwn Twin Falls Obituaries 10CQI__ ■CHUI'CM"lIllS” WMir . T c p m r iflH c rggu; N yssn. o r . . Uichard U_ai •Iking'aljo'uc. Rev. John N. Garrabrandt, pas- and ' Mrs. Dwight Wilcher. upcoming ride in jcl'plane . ,tor. Glenns Ferry, and R ev .' and Herschel Boydstun discus-.,; Temperatiirtes Keys Infant':— Funeral Services An anniversary banquet wa.' Mrs. Fo'thergilh ,ahd -children, sing meeting with .Tom Olm* •stCTtI . . JBle-DomHwilgfTJep— BURI:EY-=^Gnivcsrae’"s T r lid at. t1ife-.jcffc] -Eore6iist= HAZELTON - Funeral soi Martin..-Eocatello.l,son of -the ome, visiting TWin Falls . . . vice.s for . Rnchc-1 Ann Keys, vices for Arthur- Myron Black cafeteria with Jim Messersmltli toastmaster. Sheldon Slagcl, late Rev.,Albert MJ^rtin, former Mrs.'Dun Stenc.talking about a ' daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. P etei w ill-b e conducted at 2 p.m. Mostly suniiy today nnd Mon Twin Fails, ,61-37. The Twii pastor, also attended. in in the neck % . . Wendy • L. Keys, Burley, will be con Monday a l the Hazclton LDS ,pastor o f the Jerome Assembly day..High today-In thcÔs; low - The Jerome Methocjist Episco- Idaho Foils /Weather-Bureau at Kim- Ghurcji with Bishop JptiÔk<;l uf God .Church, gtlve the- inyo- __ dds playing' bingo . ... James . l^ t.a s tOi45.wltli-bcavyidcut. ducted ritJO'n.m. Mondjiy pai-ch'urch-was-organized-Sepl Kclsch-talkingthoufehtfullyabotthoufehtfullya bcTlyTTported-Saturtay-thai-ihe- ^rh-MemQrini-Gnfdc'n-by-Bish*' cation; 1 a few patchcs of frost. “ Thfeme—for-th e-b an qu et-w as ig gubernatorial. op WiHlnni.H. 'Mnlthew.*!. low in. Sunset Memorial Park, Boise Chance o f ’ rticamrablo' rainfall high ior. the day_wa^^3,.the |i "A ReviewTof the-Pasfand a G oodingrThe first minister was .- And overheard. The.infant was born 'i hurs'day Frlends may'fcall at the While campaign ...... — Burley * 58 52' 10 per ccnt or less through M«n^ Saturday morning, 51; the. h)gh Rev. J. L. Mlnney. The congrC' ■I was going to ask her for a ,t Ca.^sin Memorial Hospital artd Mortuary today and Monday 'un F oreview of the • Future." Gooding- - ' 65 50 day. In the Camas Prairie, high and Jow a year ago, §0 nnd-40. gatlon has grown from -72 al died - Friday rtorning.- til 10 a.m .-and at the church Spccial music was provided by date until I found'our her hus-’ Grangcyille • 55 46 . . ly 58 to 63; low tonlcht 25 precipitatiori for the day at Kim the time of the first annual con band Is lieutenant, Pm only a . Survivors include her parent: . Monday from noon until 1:30 a quartet composed of Pearl Idaho 1-alls 63 54 to J5. Specific forcasts o l high berly, .07 inch; prccipitalloin Van Patten, Valerie Van Pat ference to the. present mcmber> sergeanL" • onb s is iy . Linda A. Keys, one p.m. The fam ily suggests m e _LcwisCon - 65 52 «>day and low tonight: Gooding, for.the month, .78 Jnch, and for ship of 507. . brother, Raiidnll P. Keys, both morials to the Salt Lake City ten nnd Rhonda Van Patten and Malad 71 48 6W0; Jerome. 65-38; BuhJ, 61-4H year, to dato,"3.69 Inche.s, Kay Walmgambtt, accompanied The first sanctuary was built ■ home; maternal grandpar-. P rim ary Children's Hospital.. lain-Homd- 67. 55 Ouriey, 62-37;. Rupert^ 63-36; compared to 8.B3 Inches (or the by Mrs.-Lulu While. . in 1912, with the:present buildr ?. ■ M r. arid Mrs. Georgi Pocatcllo '61 50, Fairfield, 60-26; Hailey, 60-34: same period la 1968. Ray Ilostron, Twin Falls ing completed in 1950. Truck'Goellnto - Chgmbcr~of~Commcrce-secre- —ThOThas-P’-Mahan-headed-thi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel PlrsT'Chnrclmnhir'Naj?’ 63 . 51 .07 tary, spoke on the subject, “ The aniversary committee, assisted X eys: grcai-grandparcnts. Mr. Decision Is In You r Hands. b y 'M r s . Orville 3 ean, Dei nd Mrs. Verne -D. . Ler.sch, River, Driver Magic Valley HSspitals Some 250 persons attended, In- Callen, Mrs. William Childers Mansfield. .Ohio, and M r. and and Gerald Weisman^ ' St.' Benedict’s,'Jerome .Minidoka Memorial Mrs. Nathan Keys, lUllboro, Swims To Safety Union Fight Ohio.' Rev. C. Keith M ills, distri . Dismissed superintendent, preached at the . . . Admitted . Arrahgemenls 'are under tl GLENNS FERRY' - Mose John Hankel. Ruperti art ;hurch: last week with a retep- Stephen Base, 'Jerom e; Mrs. direction o f the P ajw e Morti Mrs. Coates Shrum, 30. of Glenns Ferry, es- Bonnie Belasquez,.Burley. tion fol^w in g in. the church par- Brings JJcEjath Tom Huber, Gooding: G a r y At- Mrs. Brown caped'-serlous . injury Kcentiy bertson. Eden, and Glcnii Heh- when his pickup trucfc was hurl JEROME — Mrs. Catherine drickion, Hagcrman. Cassia Memorial Retained For Next Sunday, Sept. 23. liisHop ed into the South Fork o f the Smith Brown. 99, died Friday Dismissed Admitted *t W. Everett Parlmer of the Port- Payette River near Lowman af To Laborer Mrs. Bullers mwn at St. Benedict's nursing Harrv Taylor, Shoshone; Mrs. Curtis l^ velesR ,-J . I id area will speak at the ter a 'tire blew out on an empty Jlrjgnsy-T.nylnrrSalt-Lakoiaty;- •-- - o f tt brief Illness jCaneeuEost=Jmliofnin8?worahip-scrvirK :-A -rft- :jjofsff=ti.aii6p=he^waôwin| -----LORDSTOWW. Ohio (U PD -A Mrs. Ray W haley an4son, Buhl; ter Kcy.s, Mrs. Austin C. tilda- Bullcrs, 65..Moulton . . . . Sho was born Nov. 5, 1869, ception is planned after the ser , an_emplPye_oLthC-i_ . .worker._was shot_ to__dcath Hfltdingeriand-Barry Lee Hob in-Groffi—Germany ,—and-was Mrs. Joe Dowlcs-and-daughtcrT dent; died Thursday a th e rh o m c FAIRFIELD — Mrs. Everett vice ip the'cfiu Forest Service, swam across the . Saturday in an inter-u'mbn son. all Burley; Charlene West, and. Kim berly Rudy; all Jerome. of a short illness. m arried to Fred Smith in 1888, Coates, Fairfield, was re-elected Elver to .safety,-while the car -picket line fight involving 200 in G roff. iT iey came to the Unit' -B irth s •, Rupert; Raymond R eifer, Paul, She was born Dec. 17, 1903, lay director of District VII ^f men at a General Motors Corp. ed States in 1889 and settled sank. 'A son was born to M r. and and Tom-Rbbirds, Heyburn. at Uimah. Utah, and on June the American Cancer Society at P oresters in a nearby ranger plant under construction in this Mrs. PeteÂppell, Richfield. Dl&miêd 1. 1922. she was marriort tc in Garden City. Kan. In 1920 ' inlty-in-horth« ' - ...... jfcBoJi _tation ac-’ austino——T*ngi Kuga;— Mrs; Chester-HarlinrBnllcrrTit-Btlr^ -they-moved-to-ldaho- a-O hio.- JDie—dislrict_includM-_Blaine cldent by two unidentified sheep- ayno"NDlson"and'soff7Till'T3ur- leyrThe-couple-MOVed-tt in-the Falls City-ana'ôr'ihany T he Trvm bull County shcr- id Camas counties. Mrs. Glenn herders who saw the horse tcail- Magic Valley Memorial ley: Mrs. Revoir Fewkes, Oak- Moulton area, southeast'of Oak' years, NewsInBriief - Iff’frr-office—eaid—the—shooting Gill_was_teâppoIniedJ_county er, which remained on the road. _ Ic;;: tlelvIn"SmIthrRupertrand Icy, 56 years ago. She' had re M r.-Sm ith-dlcd ln"1937"Jil®'‘ :hairman o f Camas county. ,The foresters helped Mr. Shrum clim axed a series o f disturban* ------Mrs._GIen. Taylor; ,EIba_ which she moved Into' Jerome. The Blckel SchopI P T A will jSidcd_hcrc_sincCi. Mrs. Bullers Mrs.. Coates’and Mrs, Gill at back across the river with a --ces which beeah M onday with' a ...... - . Larry _ . Births belonged to the LDS_church.. . .1942 she. was’ married lo Otto m eet at 8 p.m. Monday in the -fisfftcht between a laborer - ' tended the- three day annual rope^ JLfiOflLer.-Mrs.. Kenneth.Jiuctlns. _S ons_w cre-born Z tii_M iu _an d — Survivor5..-incIud&— her__ hufi* Rrnwn nnH'hQ 'rflnrl In 1 ^ .S_Mrg- «rhnnt nnrtitnrlum. T h e- safety .a carpenter. iiTCetlrig^ln“ BolseT7T3rrâlter ^s.^_pra.^pblrd5^_ Hevbucn^ . band.— Moulton;__ three sons. Brown-had served as a midwife natrol-will-be-Instolledr-Speak- ta b o r* c c m tr a tn itid “ lutIs'die^ Af^Ricker^JrTT^Hnical-assnciate- and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fredrick W. Bullers, Moulton: in-the area and delivered many Jng will be the. speech thera- flunlers - C^Tnp»:rff- lonal Issues w ere not fnvDlved professor of pathology of the Miller and Connie Wynia, all Ha'rdlngcr, Burley. <^ru s. B. -Bullers, Eden, nnd babies in her early year pist, psychologist and^ guidance » Headquarters - n-thfr-disturbancc3;,^theraher; Idaho Jrall5;---Mrs.-. Elbie M oyir*; '* ' crsity-ot-Washington-and-a zepunselonlQiphe-Twin-g-r T w i f bidrd member or^he~NalIon; . "UrToWice said. Hansen, and-M rs. R obert P et Falls; five daughters, M rs. An- pliblic schools.__ t LEATHER GUhl .SONGS T he dead man was Identified ers, Jerome, S6cretv~wa3zthe~5peclal:spcak= ^ ~ANp7sWlC£[“ as John-Sawaska.-26, HiThhaM . ____ . - n ismlssed^ - ^ — ^ dr«ifeÊ<>(>ij)3Lloyd,-Haml!ton7 er at the banquet. — .... ' - -Tuesday-Is-ihe iast weck to Aides=(Siarge= Mont.; Mrs..Don (Ester) Race, Survivors "Include six dSugh- — Ohio, a member_ of_ the Mrs. Patrick Bernlngham and ■Dr..EVWttt Jbnes Jr.. Boise. • - '.foe the inupstmnnt.s Bliss: Mrs. Leon fEva\ " - lcr.s, Mr?». Charle-t (E tholKLav^ daughter, Mrs. Keith Burner.-1 is..presiacnt-01-thc Idaho Di’~‘ ilass being'-conducted at Col- •- TENIS— Wall Tentt, Umbtello Burley.:; Mrs. LeeI (Cherry-)KBen- cns^ Marathon.N^ Y^.; Mrs-.R^,^ Three men were taken ... •C. 'FflrriS, KQbm Hcynolds, Jea Representatives attended tenit. Pup lenlt ond I and 2 nett, Monroe, Utah, and Chloe TGeriy.Coakley, Billings, Mont. ege o f Southern Idaho. There custody by sheriffs deputies for Abrams Asked Mrs. Russell (Ire n e) Simpsoi from 39 counties in Idaho. mar, Mt. I'enti. Gl .heller ' Bullers, Heyburn; one brother. arc 2 2 ' persons already enrolled questioning..' Mrs. Maxine-Davis and Mrs. Gill reports that Camas and room for 13. more, Marvin Kolvet ' Amos Millard, Heyburn; five -T h e --fig h tin g b ega n " whei horn,T K im berly • Jackson. Mrs, Emily Atwood, all Jerome; Mrs. county contributed $654 for the Glasscock, CSI coordinator, re • SLEEPING BAGS— sisters.-Mrs. Alice Hulse, Smith 0,1. Mummy bagi "'.mem bers of craft Paul Newman. Mrs. Cfalg'Car- Berets Trial Bud (Vera) Clark, Vancouver, 1968-09 fiscal year, of which ports. The' class meets in room roll and Phillip.Roman, all Twin field, Utah; Mrs. A m elia Ann Wash.; tw o sons, Leon Smith, S211 w a s'fro m memorial dona- 110 in the Academic Building • CAME BAGS A9s: vp Fails; Fred Howard, Hansen - K;Mjeort:AnB=los.lWaih; 'rom-T+aO-to-B-p'mr-eacb-Tues- m em BerT ____ TUFT) — "Gtrt. 4^cy_Jokumson,-Burleyr-Mr5r sn,nh, Jerome; 24 grandchild' A. Scott Earl. Sun Valley, Katerah Durfee and Mrs. M arie day, Cost fpr‘the-cdur'se ijJlCL — • wrv/*!,. I • 53 .^5 ,-p- . ..rersÛnion.— ______Aijdcrson and Charles Lunte, .Crelghton_W.__ Abrams._comr i-cn; 47'gneat-grandchildren. and was_retnined_a5_mcdicnl_direc; F.-i:Judd— both— Heyburn;— 24 •-G;|-WOOL-PANIS-. ;S^.95'- - Severaf^shots were-fired, and Buhiraifford-Ordak'cTrWcirdeTir manding-gcncral-^f»U;S. f( ^.reat-great-grandchildren. tor for District VII. The re^lar'business meeting I CANVAS COTS...... S6.95 • several '‘automoblle.s in Infant Thiemann, Murtaugh; In Vietnam, may be cited for grandchildren and six •great le was preceded in death David Kcnnemore, Ja-c-kpot, grandchildren...... — ------of the Northside Music Club will NURSES turplui combat booTi parkin^.lbt were upsefTind military equivalent o b y-one son, John. be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at narrow ilzei only. .$5.95 pr. Nev.; M ichelle GladowsUI, Je Funeral services will be con Rosary will be recited at . 8 afire. Rocks and bottles were contempt of court in the Greei Ihc Methodist Church Social • CANVAS BUCKETS rome; Cerda..Graves. F ILer; ducted Ja t ..2j:p.m._,Tucsday...«f p.m .- Sunday- a t-th e -H ov e -F u - thrown. Beret— murder-case,— sources Room In-Jerome.------•-FOIDING-SHOVEIS------Mrs. Keith Lierman, Kimberly, close to the defense said tioday. the family-home in Moulton. F i neral . Chapel. Requiem mass — CAMOUFLAGE CIOTHINO ~ and Bruce Cogar, Seattle. Error They said such a m ove would nai rites will be held - in the will be celebrated at . 10 a.m. • Camouflage Rain Wear Births T he Sewing com mittee "Of -the com e in ' the _ f o n n __ o^f an fam ily’s private cemetery. Monday in St. Jerome’ s Catholic _*_CQmouflaea.Nettina-for_____ —Daughters-were- boro-to-Mr. One of threo-semlflnalista' Magitrvaliey Memoi-iarHospltol accusatlon“ lRal he used~his Friends-may-call-at McCulloch Church by Rev. Bernard 'Mc- BDndv -Aides-^ and Mrs. L a rry Tobere'r and Mr. from the Twin Falls High Auxiliary will sew Tuesday from -.1 influence in the Arm y's decision Funeral Home. Burley, Monday Bride, celebrant. Final rites will • WaterprooF Torpi, Viiqueen and Mrs. Victory Cypher, a 11 School in the National Mer-. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. In the group's -r Continued From Page-X to courtmartlal the six U.S. afternoon and evening and at be held In the Jerome Cemetery. • G.l.-Dulfte Bae> Twin F^lls. nnd a-son- was borr it Scholarships was David S. — HUNTING BOOTS — - resolutions committee, which Spccial Forces officers. In the fam ily homo one hour prior Friends may call at thq chapel room at the hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Elble Meyer, Becher. HEAVY DUTY WORK BOOTS w ill also be continued In thi to services, Sunday and Monday until time Hansen. ' • . m ilitary parlance, this Is known • Surplut JungU Bool* $9.95 - ..... a lK ra M ii. « :M!iin, i of services. Through a proof error In Gloadon, Twin Falls, -- (vilnK-inov^w|ll itlmata—with ^ h i —from-3:30-to-5:30-p.mrThursday defense"' shrd“ Abfri------under thc-dlrectlon of Mrs. Har WithdraÔf^ the men be tried during his Mrs. Faye F. Skaggs, 55. . ham'e was m ispeu'^f He is a • logger ...... St2.9S old MiscnHeimer, Pow er. recent visit to Washington for InjulaTed Hufiling Boot The convention banquet at 290 Alexander St., died Saturday senior at the school.. • Iks with President Nixon. TUNNEL BRINGS FREEDOM Hip Boot» ond Wodan 7:45 p.m. Thursday w ill feature Troops Studied morning at a Twin Falls hospi' SPRINGDALE — Mrs. Helen “ He wants to hang • these tal after a short illness. —State-Rep.-Vernon Rnvcnscroft, people,” the source said. M arie Johnson Reitz, 64, died -B E R L IN (U P I) — A 32-year- NEW' . YORK (UPI)-^The Mrs. Skagg.s was born Jun< Tuttle. District No. 22B. Sources close to both defense Frid ay in a South Gate, Calif., United Slates and U s.six. Asian 9, 1914, at Webb City, Mo., anC /)^ld_E05t: Germantunnefcd Friday- morning the /Inal scs-' nnd the Central Intelligence hsspltal< ----- allies Saturday found no came to Twin Falls from Okla under a wall with a knife to the' «Ion w ill get under, w ay and Agency (Q A ) have indicated She was born Dec. 18, 1904, YM GAAit Immediate prosnccta fo r furth homa in 1953. American sector of Berlii . topics to bo disciisscd arc the Abrams played a prim ary role in Salt .Lake City and came tr proposed Idaho Association of er troop witndrawals from Sho was a rnember of the Idaho with her parents in 1912. police said Saturday. Ho said in the original charges brought Elcctcd ..County Orflciali with South Vietnam during a war Methodist Churclj and- the Re- -They settled- in the Springdale he had . to *jnake his w ay against the Green Berets. The Fun Spot to Shop Don'Adams,.Kootenai, choirman strategy session. bekah l.oilge In Oklahoma. area, east of Burley. , She at Exhibit Is through barbed ' v'Irft about Under military law, every of the lefllslative com mittee, and South Vietnamese - Foreign She married Frank V. .SkrtpC! tended Burley schools and mo' midnight to reoch the wall In I S3 2nd Ave. South, Twin Falli Jccislon in n case must be in Plcher, Okla,, on April 21 John Bastlda, Boise, Ada county Minister Tran Van IJJm told ed to southern'California several the suburban sector. ------>®ak«r«, decided Independently without 19,14. years ago, Slated Here igge) ...... itirvtvOT-Tlncloili Public Relations'win bi the two.hour-and-half meeting •d:iTW... ay...... b,' lU-ll, SHC- .....wa.s mnr topic of a panel discussion with manding officer. Thi.i Is con.nI- Twin Falls; four daughtei , Dll rledI to Alfred,Alfn peitz ■ ' in . Los An' All Magic Valley irtlsts "There is no questlon-now of dered one of thts basic prcccpts le Sai'tiiln, Cheryl Kayo Slcaggs, ■ James, Brockway. .Bonner, ai more troop withdrawals. Wo geles. F or the past sevbral Invited to submit their work ai o f mllitnry Justice -nnd' has Vickl-Fnye-Skngg.n and- M iirj THE ' moderator; nnd Statc.Communi' are waiting for a sign of ycnr:i''thcy have lived In South the annual, Y M C A -a rt exhibl seldom been violated at the Ann Haskell, all of Twin Foil; cations with David Baylcs, state goodwill from the other side," Gate. • In 'rwln Falls, Che( Bartlett, di ionior level...... — one brother. Guy Carne.s,. Piclv department of highways officci With unanimous disappoint' Survivors Include her hus rector of the YM CA, announced .In the Inst known case of a or, Okla., and fftur grandcliil. today. - conducting. ment. U.S. officlni.s band; four brothers, A. Ray- ^ 1 1 wbrlT ",election-oMhe-1970 dlscld.ied,- the nljies concTucietl nnnnRtoTRiipci iiis lr"' - ...... be in t?y 5 EURELE. SHIELD- _ tion sitoj^nnd election of_new cornmandlng general' a t ' " T f 1 ineral services will be con- p.m. Oct<,3. thut--dot>plto— Amnrican -poace Johnson, _Rupcrt; -George , assbclntlon offlcera will com Leonard'Wood'111'Missouri was .... Jled -at 2:3fl-p,m,-Tuesdn-y-nt Work will ■■ 1)C exhibited iniliatlvcs there hn5.„hwn. nn D .' Joh'nsori and H. r-rederlck plete the (our-day meeting. — - accused of aRklrig-trinl-offjcery Uio-:Whlla—Mor,tuar^w lth— Iho iDhnson, both Burley: two slS' through Nov. <1 nnd a be.st of subsrantial prngress In P aris at T lie theme for the .')9th Idaho to leyy_hcavlcj:_sentcncc.s. - in Rev. Joseph Olds of Blue^ I.nkos tor.4r-Mrs.-Evn-TttylorrOthello, «how flclcction w lll-b e-m n d e-lf .. negotiating-'nn “ end—-to the Association of CommlssionerA cases o f 'soldiers convicicdôf Pchlcco!ilnl Church officiating. there are enough nntrle.H ti conflict. - »» WaKh.. nnd MrH. Hulda F re y and Clerks is ‘ M x fs Go For- being absent without bfficlnl Burial will follow in S u n m iller, Burley, rant Judglrtg, he said. U.S. .Secretary, o f Slate oave. /nio general was never Memorlnl Park. I-’uni'ral services w ill be Only original works may be William- " - PAYS FUNERAL BTT.T.S — illy charged In tho matter, ------SumTi,.y------in~Soulli LUiW viifprCdimdTn.^ iniisi 00 signea tiio meeting nt (he U.S. mission . Hosts for the convention nrc after. Calif, r.ravusido hcrvlces w 11 l)v the artist. Copy work Is (lol the Unilojl Nations. The -the boards of county commis 0 hold Hi 2 p.m. Wednojiduy allowed, and- tho work must, bo The Idnlio Purplo Shield Plnii !b the o n ly sioners and clerks of Cnssin ond ilraiegy review was altended CAP .. tho Pleagnnt V|o\v Comotory, dolfc hy Ihe arilst himself, not , , Finn Bponsorcd nnd rccoinmonded by Minidoka counlies, John A, by foreign-m lnhters o f South llurlcy. by Bishop R. Euge wllh tho help of another artist Mine Pumps Spew membcrB o f tho Idaho Funeral pervJco Aflaoclatlon Clark, chairman, J. Weldon VIctniim, Agal^^^1ln, South K o Continued From P age 1. ChriRtensen. I''rlends niny call or an Instructor. Entries must Beck. Orvll Doecher, nnd Frnnk rea, lêw Zealand, tho Philip voM n g delivery of lilotir*^cndtnR,l'"an«l determfno artist, the tltlô of the painting clerk, Minidoka cpunty. declnions to reduce their troop which nrcoH arc snf«. The and the price must bo Included :onlrlbutlons. MANNINGION. W. Va. (UPI) equipment Is furnlshetl by the on the buck of each work. — Electrlc-powored pumps spew Idaho Civil Pcfenso Departmeitl. Robert Fleming Mr. nartleit snhl 15 per cent Moscow Girl, 16, ed thousands of gallons of wa ’11)0 exorcise today will be con- of the sale price will be rclaliie v nii--born^^ in'B- 60-cent-admlBBlon-fM for ■-r— -TWIN-FALLS,-IDAHO— -Khsn Jbresn . ■ heart.nltock.______tliero.alnce Inst Novem bor. Mr. Bartlett odded (hot pL ====PHONE=^33*4900^------™ c a r ot n M oscow Intersection, Ho suffered the nttack last Tho mine was re-opened li ficrvfd-ln-tho' i'joi(i Artillery ir (he state polico said. , Air-To-GrOund." Franco during World War I. tures for Iho Christmas showing weekend while visiting In the week and recovnry teams i will bo due before Doc. 1 Jlelpa you provide 'JN ALjVANCE: Troopers said Misa Connelly tered for tho first tlino« since had farmed on the Twin Falls apparently struck her head nn a T ract for nuiro than IK) years. Hospital officials said his con m ls,wcre Instajlpd follow ing n Missile Tested , SEASICK SWIMMER QUITS ' curb when, she was thrown from -S u rvivors Includo two daugh' dition has Improved, durlna the Ties of explosions and rwilna DOVER, England ^-7 • FUNDS FOR FUNERAL EXPENSES ■ the car which had collided witli week; ters, M rs. Edna J-'lemlng. Yak ren nine months EDWARD.'S A F B ' (U P l)- T t . o Bombay student Stubhash Lax- another vehicle. first air • launched test of fi ima, Wash;, and M arjorie Pat' man Patwardham, Id; abandon on9 hour later at- tlia Moscow Maverick alr-to-gyoiind mlsslli: ton, Spokane, Wash,; nnd never- • ONE PERSON or ENTIRE FAMILY ed his attempt to swim the En Hospital. was conducted BuccoN»fully l-'rl' al nieces and nephews, Includ' Six other teenagers In thr “Meanest Person On Eartli” duy from nn l-'4 Phanlom 11 Ing l.liiyd Gllkey, Boise, , glish Channel from Kngland to • a g e s : to 90 ■ tw o .cars Involved In the acci Jot flghier. . Servlcen wore conduclud Sat' l''ranco nnd back Soturday when dent escaped aorloua Injury, In the test, the elghi-fooi-lnng unlay In Bolsf, with .hurlol In ho became seasick after three Morris lllll Cemelery, ,• LOW-COST MONTHLY PAYMENTS ■ ^ ■ pollco flftiri.' ...... Maverick wns u iiiiu iikl and wiis hours In the water. . M«/sfr Live In Richfield . ' . nrIntarljy_hi...duinonalrAlttûIP FOR FACT’ SELLING RHSULTS luunchina from an alrcnilt. Kev- » GOOD ANYWHERfe IN THE WORID USE TTMES-NE^S WANT ADS oral addltionnl launchinK lesti SHOSHONE - " A dirty crook- onn k now ing'exactly the aitua ' Ondiwrliutl kjr ritrci H*IIomI LJ{« Imxrinei l»i /tt^nlii, Citlf, id thing to d o ," Is how'friends lion at the’ place and knowlrtfi ^ro planned. STUDENT ind noluhl>orn of M r. ond'M rs. the worfien hml aoiio.lo afwdlnM r , sijIUCRIPTtON RATES Phil orn lh 'eV r, RlchfleKL'tie: or were away nnd titiu M r. Ci nf ^ re-TIMESJÊWfl----- scribe W 'h * t hapneno) -lluayyM.hUiEdiU'UtiMiUlsuU’j U!mMfieiLSetL_ iRQRIRAirSPECIAL: îDAHOLpJiriRLELaHIELDlPLAN . Twin FalU, Idaho C liillrtrriTrm niilij wool tect \yhai was going on. I P. 0 . Dox 7786. Dolia, Idatio 03707 ...... :— ■' " , A-poi fat Jomh ' The two women, ulno aloiTB !l?.TlUPJiIULmi.A.ap«clal-po(atu tho Olnthera w a s ----- ,...... In year*, runm tho...... farm as best IneotinRIneotlnR sponsored hy the Min* G k n t u u e n : Pleiue aend mo, without obligation, your I ■ 8x7, « • aw>s, u during tite afternoon while Mrs. (jiey can, mjlk a fow (:owff niul Idoka County Natlon^l Farm ers ly o n to relieve n v . o f i^ll /unorAl tucpeiuoa. Olnthor and avfllstor who lives have the few aheep. Thla partlt^ prganl*atlture where tho lapib day afternoon, hut the fam ily the supply situation, prices and . I xcar ...... ‘ 33.00 was slnuHliicred was only one- did ni)t Intend to ronurt it un N l'O bloRk bargaining efforts. A fclTY • M all' iW

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sixth:th gradcT'H arry Bahen, Shan- fa ry school ir e Wilnta Di.xon, Blaine Gets $11,747 In Gooding PTA nonn.Sackman,...... RVaync „ ...... ,Graham,. Nina L. Riley; Helen M. Mills Girl Named HorseKiUea seVenth; R ex Adamsonj • .Mar- and •Linda- Merritt.- ' - GLEfW STERRV —-TeiTdl. -- Bomb Scare ^ r e t Gehrig :and ,J6ar*he ' M c r^ l^ ry -H a ll 'ls n iiF n e ^ T g h M oore ,is the first "Sp irit Doll'* Combs,. eighth; Latene Meyer, school, principal. MrSi J.can Stu-. 'C H I C AG O (UPI) -T- A Fetes'Faculty elected' for'the.-cUrYcnr football..... Forest Service Payments ' In Rupert c n e d who said she ; had a n and m gslc. Sharon K. Bun- a rr was. giyenj special rccognl- gum arid Lalene M eyer-arc-new tion_l)y-' Mr. fla il. as 'guidance sea.son in Glenns F erry High- •- smuggled a bomb aboard iti School.' •, ■- H A IL E Y — Blaine county has the federal fiovernmcnt to' her IjigEage forced a char- teachers to the Junior High counselor. rcccivcd Sll.T'lY.Ol as its nation- state for-tim b er sales In Idaho Car Mishaps -t«F©d-flirlinesMlight ■' ALEfcceplion School -Thc"PTA-approviedTi'THrdpijrTthis~ 5JMriR-Dfitl Team hrus •cst incomc appuriiomnffPir ; «u r t6 ‘T O (i.5 v i.:;o. hor Fraîkfurt, West Germany, - .Elementary ttachers, are Ln- ■' M99.&0.-'lt '** ■...... was .annouQced — -• ]!) n^cmbers, w ith Anna Woollenof -lo r ii)69.------r 1 It ;was-Sl>,868.402;2l,-In 1950 the -RUPERT — A'horsc to'- l.(is-Angel'cs to make a n r .. GOODING -^.^Thc, first PTA cH«-Betz.- Marie Brown., 'and that-the P T A convention would ...... p.tnjn and K rjss Shrum as . Seventy, per cent of this will sale tim ber in the National cd and a Rupert woman injured unscheduled stop ai C'Ha'i'c hieeting of the year for ,t h Florence Mellies.- first: Pauline be held. Nov.- 6, 7- and B as'si.sta'nt.-TlieTlrsd•performance • be allocated to Ihc road and fore.sts of, Idaho brought In J495;- Thursday morhlng fnllowlnR'two Internationar Airport. GoodinL' School d istrict-w a s ’ Byram, Griice Fahroriwald’ and Coeur .d'Alene.. - ^ ■ fUirlng thf» I b rid g e 'fu n d and ■ 30 nor cent ,281.34. . one-car accidents four m.'i ^ o ' tea_chcr s. reception, Mrs., Floyd A rcpoTl^w.r'r.givm Barne-Oc’t. 3 1 . ____ AutlionTies .sard"Ti“"s'earcb" |Hfl7o1 .‘^rhnitker, _sgcohd: .Ngva to thee schools. these amounts represent .Sy Tiorth" of R u p errT n — IVTTfiaian amii^,'.president, reports. m er school” ciasses which b e , pre:len(cd ' at ..every hom'c ' . Last* year's anportionmcnt p er cent Bf the total income Bahen, Charlotte' Larson Road.-, •• ; •of• the ■ Capitol International ■ High School teachers Incltide plannpd'again next year if funds gam e during the .season. • •• - was Sl-1.164.58. John ComBs. •to~tWD'. govtrnm eni fi;onT tim Charlene We>t.. :!0, 'Rupert, is Wanda Kanca.ster, third; Gert -^------•Airways charter fUght bring Joel Caldwell, algebra, trigo are..available. Kelchum -forcst ranger, said the ber sales. •• ; in good condil'ion at Cassia Me- rude Henderson, W ilm a Dixon, ing collcgc students back nometry and physics; Hope nation's .first—u:hief-_of- civil___ fact that tim ber sales have been Blaine county treasurer^ Dor- morial'HosnitaL.Durlev. with in- Lillian. Osborne and Nina _;L. _..ftQmJvacations-disclosed-no- XlCrtÔfi^rETCllsh r a n d ~ Il; Jqe -m a d e iina-.aj’c under coniraci, 'e y also has received ------;cd-whcn-hcf-196£!!■ New teachers; to the elemrh- linm 'P. MitcCracken Jr., pi, tlie'attack'. amount of incomc to date. the fiscal year ended June 30 wilh the impactj but her-pas- -sontmHte it was "I'usy ,io • need chemistry- and- general i le said tê Wendell Mill and uhder the T aylor Grazing Act. sen'geo'.Barbara' Svdbodu,- '28, smugule anything past U.S. science; Mortea Krahn; math; Lum ber Coi, Falrncld. is the Tlje schedule sent with tfie Paul, was able to keep the cat custom s inspectors. I've Richard R . ’ Lee, .shop and - principal purchaser of timber in warrant-s shows that in 1969 11.- on the road and bring it to smuggled a bomb aboard in American government; Tom. R. this-area. 905.450 acres ^f land was grazed a stop. •. ■ . . • iiiy luggage.'' ’ Lindskog,' biology and general LET US. SHOW YOU O f-the amotint roceivcd 517,03 within th e .fiv e distrlcls p t the 'A t - that 'sa m e time. .stewardess •• overheard' science:—^ - :ame from, timber sale? in the state. Crazing District No. 3 rc Dodce. (Jnvojj b v William Wil- 'th e “conversation find rcJay- "Kathleen Logan, physical edu- T N F U n H T 'OlWltS— forcst~arrd— ^1-T729:08- xcivcd~ttl7e:05-ôr-229:853-acre: ' iohcd-4hc- •yd~tr~-to~thc~cnp{aiitr *' " from the Sawtootli national'for- within the county; and District scene frbm .the same' direclion. ord ired the.stop in Chicago. Claire Major. French 1 and II; . esl. No. 5 received $2,013.57 for 560.- was blinded bv oncoming head Larry Matthews, physicla edu T h e spokc’sman said the .WE HAVE JUST THE LIGHT FIXtURE TO fAKE CARE .Sales from timber in the Saw- 969 acrcs. A warrant for 51.44 lights,, and al.'so ran over the cation, journalism. ■£ n g 11 s h^ girl was released without 'tooth forest also bring revenue was received for. the. Outside horse. Wilson was not injured Ruth-.,Meyer, library; Robert OF EVERY LIGHTING PROBLEM .YOU MIGHT HAVE.' to Camas, Cassia and Custer G razing District land .w i t h i r although M rs.'Svoboda suffered charges after ' she apdogr- M tHargue. business, hookkeep-. ALL KINDS AND TYPES OF "FIXTURES, SHADES, ' zed. ■ •, ■ counties.' Blaine county, which represent minof- injuries. ' ing; Elmina M orris, home eco-' FLOOR LAMPS,-CHIMNEYS, TABLE LAMPS,; SWAGS. ,Tba toai:i9G9 distribution by 50 per cent of monies collected. Damage was estimated at S500 nomics; Richard Reed, speech, to tlrtV \Vest auto, and at S200 art; journalism:' D arrell Schnit- DECORATIVE SWITCHES OR BULBS. to Wilson^. N o cJlaJions were •ROULETfE; PROVES FATAL ker. vocational agriculture; Issued. NEW YORK (UPI) — Alfred Dean Sisson, English l and If: Nighttime Illusion Blamed Fields. 18, killed himself LaFond Hall, remedial English. PRINCESS ARRIVE.S playing • Rus.îan roulette early N ew to the Gooding High -T-nK -vn^{l!Pl-> ------Dtliain-? Saturila.v-1-whilcJ-drjnkinR wine School^ a re Joe l' Caldwell, Hor-UuGinnati AED isast#" Princess Margaret, wearing a w ith three other boys, ponce yellow"Tniniskirt "and-w-tiara-of- M id .-The youih-.shot*himself. ia Lognn_andJ.aFo.ad_iIftlL______-T£UPHONE-73a..i927-— ' Junior High School teachers 'whitc flowertf-TSlepped smiling ihc tem ple' the fifth tim e he . For Lighting Fixtures o f Distinction are Betty Butler, P atsy .Elsing- ' 'WASHIPtGTON (U P i ) - crash:- 70 j«r a o n s dead, from a jetliner today,for a 10-, pulled the trigger pf hi.s Everything appeared normal as survivors. • • day stale visit to Japan. caliber revolver. Then said. er,-rai>d 'Sharoii K.- Bungum, the big a irlin'er eased down Jor What happened to turn Its' 'j'andtng~^t— the—Orcater Cincinnati A irport on the night proach into a disaster? o f Nov. _ 20. *V ,_ 1967. 40U 1.___ __ The report indicates the pilot "F la p. s,'s,' ortlered th e' pIlotT -f“ tKe'-Los " Angclcs-to-Boston Then came the voice of the flight could have been a victim lilONDAY VALUED pilot ad co'pftoc-running.down o/ -.op {ical.. iJJusion.-'.ln the

-A irlin e s ' Im m zniho— hilltop... airppri— ftp= turbojet - began to. level pcared to blend Into the lower seconds later the airliner lights on the Ohio Riyer Valley ALWAYS-piBSTTaOAnT'? —cnnargft n trna .I'and Feet below. ' -cbnilnucd-isttiking—trces—along J itv have-appcar^d^K —its-flight-path-finany: z.-r-xcst-6T878‘ feeC from She “e'nd“ 6 f than it actually was. FO W IteR flft :BULKyrRCRYC!Cz: ...... put *it this destroyed by Impact and fire"’ The pilot m ay have used the - Cardigan — choose Classic or cable styl n report b y the National lights in the Ohio Hiver Valley ing in your choice of Blue, Pink or Maize. Transportation Safety Board as a visual reference 4 0 -said Frid ay.------^----- M tablish "his' final approach -Team s -with-s!acks.and-skirts~drbssos, • T h e tragic result altitude. But the river v alley is SPOm ^COAT SAIE! . too! Sizes small,- O O actually 400 feet below the medium-or l^rge. airport which is atop •htll-rlsUitt fimii. IZTEotato Meet vallcy-.floorj"-:.-. . ^ ALL COATS r e g u l a r l y ^4 5 m _ W itli~this ’ Illusibn7’ tKe“ p1Iot ^ irl’s'-But^ Knit Cardigc leveled off his plhne 400 feet' over -the-ri'C'cr, instead o f the 100% Acrylic in white - powder blue • Set Monday airport' but was still 15 feet pink'and'yellbw — hand-washable. _ b clow _the_ runway. The board said the cod "liT H ^ b u m voice -recorder indicated 3-§x 3;33 7-14 4.44i piJoL-=chccked-_his-aJtinitcr-at HEYBURN - All Magic Yal- this point, realized his error, NOW ley.potato growers who have and atterhpted to gain altitude signed pre-season contracts with in the secgnds before ho hit the potato processine plants are hillside. • urged'to-attend an important The safety board report also THRU SATURDAY ONLY! rneeting'M o nday at 8 p.m. ^ In said there have been two in=51 -butldinii j ii^ H oyburr A rare' opp ortu n ity to u p d a te you r -^t/ardrobe T iaim cd Gerald Conrad. Districtt Five Nvith tho latest in foshior), at tho lovk'cst saw the runway lights . . PRESS SHOES chairman of the Idaho Potato b efofe they, crashed. Into the • priccsl C hooso from n e w as_ n o w : lustrous Growers Inc.. said It Is impera M en’s fleece lined Smart wlng-tlp slip on tive alL growers attend the hillside. Last week, the Airline . wpoKmohair, os well os. Pilots Association labeled the with quality loather up- meetfng . because of the extens o(( woof, and wooMOr- I raglan sleeve sweat- pera. Black | q q ive hollow heart and dlscolora- airport one of the "niosi and Srown I_a.OO • tion problem in this year's po dangerous" In the United ------Ion* acrylic; .Our poly* I shirt of 100% cotton. tato crop in this area. States. esler/royon N o r f o l k ■ SiZAB 6 % - 12 B ill K ellogg, head of the Fed 1. Crew neck styling, ’ jport duo includes eral State Inspection, Service, I long sleeves.,- Many noise, w ill bo present, be said, Bishop Urges distinclively styled, WOMEN'S.- to explain Inspection methods to button sport , ,coot' dhd ~#eshJ©R-coIop; the grow ers for their own protection. M r. Kellogg has lust Methodists To rcquestctl obtained a rulfng pants. Also handsome on the Inspection procedure from the chief of the Federal Control Vices 2 button models with COAT ]».spectJon Department, Wash D E N V E R (U P I ) — Methodist contemporary shoulders ington, D . C. - • Seasons best-ca'sual Bishop R, M elvin Stu art has [ pnd lap'eli in the grougr Jflckot-.alLnylon, ahall-:^;'. - Inspection samples are lAIfcn urged all Methodists In tho _ 2 - . . itt tho processing plants, I^r. and linlnR 100%nbiy. ------cflnriraTixpwmcarHritnrijrA'inif Jlcidcy—BilouhtaIa-aro a -.to —halt- .1 -estm-YiiirrwiihivByzTpT smoking and drinking on a vol- I hnvo no way of knowing whose per. S, M. L. untary morql basis, ______------crop-Is InfcstedrWhen evidence zlp-awny hood. He sent a latter to nil pastors o f the diseases I.1 found, the - “ ia rm erfitan d s to ‘ loRo-a-Bl7.eable in..hij.arca..of-Colorado,~.Wy(K ' percentage of his crop. Ills un- mlng. Utah and M ontana and to drrstandm g o f inspection nteth- the Iriy m em ber o f each local "SPRING GARDEN" SPECIALBUY! "HARMONY SIJAG"^ pucc|)~iiV-th<^-anniinl*

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lOWNCkAH, . fuililofi' wotitirfi''*f’ Tbo% wool piolo t W ':$ • ' wanva, ConllnanK^ ‘tiio la th« Publliher ■ Edilof • • Advertlilno-Manogtf • fhe murder- of. a Vietnamese followed closely' tho' unofficial that ho was also .dotng chores could not be rtcallcd beca^se ter objectlns to .a network re- o f communication d ifficu ltiiS... view of the seizure o f the USS . .. GENE CARPENTER - - ' DALE THOMPSON_____ ■ PAUL STANDIEY- O. J.-5M1TH double agent in the much pub< C IA version ot the affair as it for the North.Vielrtamcse. Qrcvi1atlen ’Plf«etof Compo 1 (AangQW Prett rRoom ManaQ»i . Manofllno Edilof . liched ^Grcen Beret Af/oir." had filtered. Jnto the public do- ■ — CIA officials aid no£ re- As to relations betwpen Spc- Pueblo. —r - ; . —R lehard-Helm i ~maini-a—cnupio—of—woeks—p r c ^ -h is — li'tjuidallon. xialJ;Qrccs.JiDcLlhc.CIA*.Helm.s._____ KLrkpatrick resigned n ^965__ ' tcstiCJcd on the events which led viously. He told the subcommil* fiuggested tliat his caê be turn r«called that It was the same as controller-onhe. CemraÎt^• . to the arrest o( eight members tee that: ’ ed oWir. In the regular way, Senate subcommittee .which in- telligcnccj\goncy-aftpr a-long. “of_thc. .Spectal-_Iforces (G reen — The victim In the to Souiii Vltafiamesc authorities. sisted more than three years . service Oierc. H e hasîlnce writ- Berets) before a-Senate intellP" .. raiTTenowncvcr-milltary In-- — :ij-Gen; Creighton“AbraTnrT»r that thc-CJA withdraw from— -ton-aubook. which is one of.the Rcnce subcommittee..He appear*. telUgenc? ngenj, was engaged dered a full and exhaustive in' I' the .clandestine m ilitary' iniflli- - standard, non-secrct texts about ; cd at-.an unannounced session ,ln trail watching, truck coaming ■quiry after the.'indd ent— had gence .operations: into which it . llie agency and-its-opcraUqns. • on Friday,-Sept'.^Srbefore the -and tile like fo r th e Grceri'Bcr- ' boon reported- tp hfs comnrapd- had-bee'n-drawn-beforc-the--Uni— Ho was one of-thnseJaterylewedL. Lotus-Eaters? group which includes- top-. and wlicn-the spy's disappear- ted Stales sent combat troops in<11 theLiv: NBCITUW special^ "T »i.v h e ^Pucb- Into South Vietnam. lo, A Question of, Irilolligencc.” , Reports on that fantastic, phcno- blazoned bn them. No weapons of — The C IA version, of the which Was aired iate last month. •meijon called the Woodstock Music any kind were allowed. Weapons incident has.quieted i^good deni Kirkpatrick is ' complaining that the T V jiro g ra m was neiih- . land Art Fair — “ the -world’s greatr could not have controlled a- crowd of the furor whith'was develop ing here about'the case. Some cr fair nor objective, “ncilher lest happeifmg” or the world’s worst that immense in any event if it had sticky ptoblems remain, how in the public nor the national, {traffic jam , depending, upon-which decided to turn into a mob. The (In)r Human Race ever, both hero and in Saigon. inlQrest." He says It sought to ^ id e — ôf— the— g ener-atio n— g a p — — ^4-Kfcmcvcr-smi" that."many peo Top- CIA .officials ' here are show that the U.S. Intelirgcnce !ls v ie w e d , fr o m -r- h a v e b e e n u n i ple .in so _____small an area who acted clearly annoyed at the Army's system is too hlg and too ex Jform in their praise for the behav- .go peacefully,...... says Kimble. • failure to publicly dissQciate CIA pensive without addressing itself- ôr of the young, people , whq a l from the incident. The spy agen to 'th e question of whether, the So-perhaps the love, generation mission of the-Pueblo was hec-. tended it. •- • c y ’s officials cxpect to be false has something to. teach th6 world l y blamed in other. nations for essarH- I H e r e w e r e 300,000 to 400,000 hu^ after all. Yet there, are other sighs outrages of all sorts but they The former CIA official says boinES jammed losclhcr for, encauraeme. were angered by what seemed the program, for which com to be similar tactics b y U. S. mentator Frank McGee was Army officers. . , host, aired perhaps one p er cent .Vnrk- npltpd with rain fhnt iiimoH Wealistic than young peop e have That feeling was not helpeJ of the total interview which, he jh/ Fla'S ta.o a ever boon. It is the affluence, created when the CIA asked Abrams gave the-network. Omitted, he by the squfire society they condemn says, were his explanation that shelter^ with little lood and no med- to publicly absolve CIa ” from ...... that has Riven them *the-leisure to any-b!ame.and.Abramsjlcclincd___' ily a small number of Intel-' icioe.- cxcept-that-AKhicb was- floi ...... jfiZwer^’iv-^pj^!^ _5n by-holfcVpBrr~ '■ ~ — indulBe,;nieir wjaMsm, and t n e i r tu tio su.------^ :------liftenee-employes-wera-Jn— spy*ii— ___ In Vietnam_the-_Ayny must' work.nnd his statcraont th^the ____ : But most ndtabiy absent w is i^^^very-num bers cpmpqnnded by in- ichow-disposc of.the charges. _co^ts of. the real mtelliger-* . serious degree of the friction that stantaneous communication which brought against seven Special comrhunity w ere far less -thin Inevitably Results when great num- âs given ftem the sense of being Forces officers arid-one enlisted 'th e $8 to $10 -billion wliich he , ------Jiers-ot-people ere packed togelherr“ “ " “ ‘“ '=. man. l*hat m ay not be easy. said wore spent on all Intelli- even for short periods and even un-~- It remains a question whether Authorities now report that the • gence-relatcd activities. The letter? addressed to the - — thw t.nnf nf /'nnHiHn»r their jdcalism and rejection of the Investigation "has developed statements by some of the parti- network and s'ent to congression- f'TheraTwas fairlytiniversa! use of wona as it Is will be: uaiiilated-in- tirugs, true, ranging from mild ston- to worth - while social change or ficult to sweep the-whole busi- with a number of other govern- . jhgs with marijuana to absolute whether it will degenerate into a ness under the rug. , ment officials, aU o 8tresses,tho ;:L.^lfa0ut£A-bni-I4fem uUiard,JiaiL---£radual,^jeine;pul^nf the wnrlri =rr=Also=lfoublesome are ac- careful review, of.intelllgencc-ac-. — ôtlcs;-and-3om e-:nudity''and=some— of-Jcality,—foc-amuence- ha.s n.l s-o =:rcbuhls"l»8inniDg-îa-rcachJah&_ilvilIcaI:^Hauc}MI^23C.qrifer^^ - toubliclove-making.3ut not a single brought, a boredom, and he.domsm news meJia, of similar previous-r and the White House and claims — fis t' f ig h t ;------, ^ ^ — and.selfMndulgence once known only ly unreported incidents Involving that phase o f his interview was Vietnamese civilians^ also treated ^.ut o f context. In "to the effete'rich. About the'only examples of man’s ■ — While Helms and the CIA the program .' ■ inhumanity to man ’were provided While, only.------h'ave been seek in gjo clarify-th<<------^^-Erof^Klrkpirtrlck says th#, ^— ^hv-»-fpw--nronteers--wlm sold srift~youth-are-dedicat( — prografTi—was—iôfê- re k m U'-but-th e so-called— - b f - v otes; - N ixoa- :lally nocdod'* building p**"- ronitnHofl Mkets with theôrd “PeacV’ cm- ful. And so are lotus-eattrsr Jects, tharoneofthe-afms-of-his-ctit------IKennedy Politics Still Tick The test will come when Nixon back order Is to halt the rising w ill be forccd to put up or. shut cost of home building by re up on his threat to restrict Fed lieving istralns on tho bulldlag WASHINGTON—Tlie remnants aria Mildred Jeffrey of Mlchl- Although, the F B I and the In eral financial aid for projects Industry. MR. SPECTATOR of the Kennedy political appara- gan-w ore ready to inform. Hai^- ternal Revenue Service claim he has labeled non-essential. TIjIs is something that w ill •tuB oro determined to oppose ris they would raise the question tliey can clear anybody within That will be a real moment have great appeal to the work any national political ambitions o f tho Kennedy debt during the 48 hours, it Is ove r three weeks of truth for a President who ing stiff who has been balked of .Sen. Fred Harris of Okla-. afternoon session ' eycn if he since ' Flem m ing’ s namo was just barely made.lt to the White in his dream o f owtilng his own homa, Dcmocrajic . National would not. But a t that point, submitted as panelist for the House. There are n.lot of-volos Icanto by the extortionate de- Chairman, as a result o f Bizarre O'Connor bverted the confronta- December White House confer and considerable political.dough -riinnds o f tlie housing industry— XcoigJJim JQXeary _jnancaverlngs last month over . ,tion by'anhouncln.K that details ence bn hunger. T he' problem .Jn the treasuries o f tlie con' Contrariwise, tho s t iff couldn't ■ the party debt. wiUi Stevo Smith had been is thpt Flem m ing has belonged structlon unions and the con' care less whether his town or — ■■ ...... - M i t e d out ntlcr »ll.______:______to - so - many organliatlong- - v ,------j— i’7~~ fhe Mr uicUooJudustjV wuii ?ii'iii-‘ * V. 1‘ city gets ______that new post office- • M rr Spectator found that-therc clim bing the corporateladder. . attempted, unsuccessfully, to re- „ result, the. executive- Is currently presidentesTdent"ot of .the t' Na- bylsts have been reminding Nix- or airport or courthouse.Innuse. H o nege-on -n -prom lse to pick-up tional Council o f Churches) that on of thl.s ever since hc-ordcrcd— Can't live In any.of tljose grand- are lot of people who believe like In some cases, excess nvoirdiipols cnmmltteo unanimously voted to the Prdsidentlul campaign debt add the nearly one'mllllon dollar the computer went wild'spew ing a 75 per cent reduction ir\ new ' structurc.s. Ho does that folks shouldn’t make has meant the difference between of the inte Kobert F. Kennedy, Kennedy debt and the over one out cards otout his associations. Federal construction.. 'Tbus. Nixon in effect also has 4 mess of the area In which they petting and losing high-paying Jobs, a fte r Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's million dolldr pre • convention Doggedly, (he White House In- 'n ic lobbyi.st.s are using blunt P'lt state and local officials on _pat. Reference Is made to the plc- qunllflcd nppllcants pn.sslng ever politically castastrophlc a c c 1- i - Humphrey debt to nearly $C mil- slsts that all be chcckcd out. . and u rIv lanBunce to both White tho spot. They have beiyi belly- tUrb In Spectator the other day o f "tes — ...... t e x c.. e p t th e • ...... stl* — ...... - d o nr. T O I honi, iiaTris's neniitifl- - Hoh owed Hy'the~ Hum?>Sreyygc------n - The crowning absurdity Is th e' House a1dei and members o f ' aching about Inflation the Hio refuse on the"stCpn)f"tlTtr^tir— bcln?rTeJct:tcd'."And ■ainung^nbhnlB= -were-lnexeiis.nble-flnfHrmJeem——cmluiccttor' npnljji ‘ ------id oT m ijro n h rw h im T o u s rs T a D —COHgresS: C5hArc.sa; No juicy conatructioii—conslruclu piiRht-ontiiJircnTimninitiirsraTnr------able. • .Savior Lutheran Church following crs, it appeors to have a direct but But bitter memories linger. In chago of the clearonce proc contracts, no ]uicy campaign now their cries that Washington Tho story begins in January is iÎiori-ojmnging tfielr needs lunch hour. inverse relationship wlih executive Kennedy men could forgive Har-' ess: another Flemming,- named , contributlonsk U is language po. when Robert Sliort, tiicn Demo- Harry, who hoppeju lo be Dr. lltlcni rfiailsis.-.undcratond------make ;.thern fls _ th o u g h ... _____l.Well.-tho-actlon-and rcsponsc .waa . p oy checks.. .. ___ ris (or supporting Humphrcu Iiv stead -of - Boblv TCenn«iy--for-’- ;TlommIng’« i o n . ~ ..... Y«t, at this-writing, there ora tliey're. in-favor-..nf mora Infla.____ ------s S v ift- a n d - s u r c r A n d .^ Q r iy s a td "(h a t------O f men'-'studied In pa^ts pnyfng posed (n a mfoUng of the Na Presldent but not for w hat they f/»n, o f hfgher prices for ham tional Commlttco that It nssumo the trouble was that some of those from $10,000 to $20,000, 35 per cent consider n low blow at a tim e of burger and chitlin’s. the Kennedy campaign drt lluin|)hril’frekGl7^tTC~pnrtlyrconrlngcnt-dwln- National Committfo woiihl got . Mayor Richard J. • Dnley of govnrnment la heavily Influcnc- ' _ were cnncernc«l.-j-____ . ' _ died.to_10 per ccnt, .the of_the — tJjo KorvIcoH of tliu partv’H «roa l- - e d by tl>e pressures from busi Chicago .nhowcd in his handling •: One lfill6r — on pretty pnpo’r, In- ’ fi-ont office men apparently reset|i- cst atirnction and fuiul-raisor-. PAUL HARVEY ness lobbies and their carrot- cldently — came from a gal who bllng the hpallh club ads. T e d Kennedy. — In erasing tho of the refdrm D em ocrats’ pic nic at the IJbertyvllle, 111., farm and-.stlck approach'to campaign signed "All True O'Loaryltcs.” And 'I'lils Is a booming economy but Stupendous- post - -copvcntlon contributions-. Ho also h a i be- o f tlio late Adlal_.Stevenson that ____ s|\p,lma-a..point. W o-agrco w.lth‘'lior - when-it-come.H to -room at-or-near . .llumphrey-dcht...... ______- come aware (hot-Blg Ubor- Is- Kennedy emissaries readily n-' ' Im reriiuins a master o f thc .de- becauseÛfu aft^^ the top, the well-padded physique vini B ying Ter Get Gut *often uninterested In tho com- greed to tho deal, rind it was • inon weal when Its own pre- bfr-fii - - . ôgutiwoi-oro-Ujroaf ‘ ” ’ a. group oif“ aHp“s around, lint re^ culty squeezing In. Where the race •XI mooting of tiic executive tional ami state anti • Daley A re we getting out o f Viet- crnmont,' tliesn ,c!ommlttees will •gnrdless ot that well e sta b lis h e d ...... wa.s once to the swift; ll's now to tho commltteu of thu Nu[i»nal Com- Deniocruts (headed by Sen. Geo- nam or aren't wo?'We are. Iw ready to Inltlato that upris dccldlng for him how high fact, let’s get, down lo her letter .lean iintl lithe. initteo. Blit that n'lttellng cam e rgo M cGovern of South Dakota) State Secretary William Ro^ ing. tho prices w ill be in the su- which wo will run In ^till. It fol- on Aug. ], two weeks after Ken- ttpheduled to attend, Illinois or- gcrs says wo aro contlnulhg our Thuft. th « ne^t gnvornment ot _pcri • ~ l a w s r THE SVNFI.OWER -wdy'H niimninnrw'riririiniKir -pnniznrtnn—...... -Dcmncrats" Dcmncrats— , i!nilftht“ !i'5op’ w itw r«W ffn H 5 5p ittn iir’6n— ■Soiilh Vietnam .will a p p ea r.to .Perhaps most Importantly, tha nf hardhoadcd politicians,' Ted guldunco from tho mayor, Daley e m ys continuing attncka- l>e* > tho choice of thu South Viet- "I am very sorry about tho nlc- I ’m just a lowly stmflower. rltlren understands that tho blg- , turo in Tueaday’a newamtner. But Ketmetly's fiind-rnl.HlnK prowesH ndvlsed them that ho wouldn't cnuHo, as .he says It,, "w e aro -ThlnlrofTDlngrncttliiR-thFTiji _ _ iiJa... "T in fiiua to DO «i)le to dlHagreu wltli . ., ijisappeart'd, “preparea~triflHonfcnfimio-i ...... -.crnm ent and Its . J!IL;nevcr-~wln_blue-ribbona-______-Without-notifylng“ Sen~KPn‘ -««go,-Daley-fl»alwnrla-fl»ch '-you r;'l’hnr^tcrarG~‘doos'NOTsf>(ial{‘‘ einiy-pl'fioerupled'wllh IIiHr sjwnUlhT*j»llclc«rNIx£)rt’fl~CUl------.Or Imvo tho^rlght to ftime. ledy'a offlco, liarrls , remi)V(!d b y up lit I.IbertyVlIIn accompanied M y very closest neighbor of our fprccfl? ' yen ,Qlfip has ndvlsed hla gov- . state ond local - projecta. HiIs ' School but tot,tho few disrespectful llorrls 'a oxplanatloii that tiio liM his close ileutcn(int, Rep. Tho enemy knows now thal- crnmt l)ri)iul-mlnded and progrf!KflIw, stalling, determined not juot to liked and unwi^nled In any k c Ii o o I, malntnin and suHtain n nijijor N ow Jersey’s Domocrallo'• A )id be tU u p pot.*! .a n ti-p ir n s . lhor‘ in*law an( can arhluvu their ob- should >VQ tftkQ-lhQ-blamfl-for-thcac. guhh of uncortiihuy.' cizo him in advance when ha — M7'n\Cft tUths’ It) Iho sky; ' ’ ns Hlt-In nt niitlnnol party hoad- h l« mo!it wasplHli reform critic, T o w ? ’ ’ Jective. nnrbngo*pnII~n6nrby,~-;— — -changt‘ ■ no-anythlng.------eyisi.'--": ■...... n g c a t- nrgumonti As God, WIio watches over rill, Aiorte

dimwnshl|) conunltteemi'ni , They figure it w ill take ours, h a contlniilng problem . CUculoimn nnil UPI ' ml. inslcad, acting IroiiHtirur P at . ho could live off tho fat of.tho land hi next spring's Democra'tlc i'rl- n.ypar, innyhu Ifl months, before of intomal' fence-mending. Putiminl Ip Siacllon AO-tOD Idolia l ) y M iir g a r e t K in g , 1032 S h e r r y O ’ Connor suggeatvd .lo them hinry, , ' ■ llifi fighting eiulN, Hut Mailing By contlnulhg lo hit'and hurt Co-Koancdy .nienthura .o f 'iliu inrv of llcnlth. Education unii leavfl. if K imiior.viprlNlnK Inaldi? What I ai)l‘ sAying in tluil we, April 0, 19)0, nt lb* |)0l^ o l(l» Jn ' "■nfneiCTHa'ptttfnc^^^^ not‘ orily pnsflO' for Elniore PopI, noute Three, Twin Mociitlvo coinmlltne Hvers, ■ •Welfare and Is now prnaldent Simth Vlelnam Is necesHary to w ill not win tills war. Out tiroii, ’ - Twtti-Folli:-trfohor-fl330t,- linrttr lhi • - - ~ybu t'fai> ne a deflnltQ liantilctp In, i ’ ttlls . , ilalnbardt of CalKurula, ' o f ftmcwlcufof ,(r'olloi{> ..(M lim.), _ luppla tbo present Solgoa gov-. . M b oc ^ ,\ A Sunday, Sept. 21, 1969 TImes-Nevyt; .Twin Falli, Idoô 1 . - V i i iSToali Oliver ^Pariager Of Fiisi Nationd Shootout; MANIZALES,Colombia' H ^ d s T - F - XUPiy— Eight persons wero Bant At Buhl Gets Diploma PENNY-WISE DRUGS kil'lcd and eight others wounded Friday Iff a wild E. D. Novacek. Manager of County Unit sHoqioyt between police and The Idaho First National Bank, bank robbers In downtown Biihl, has. received *>a -diploma Noah Oliver. Twin..■'Falls, has Manizales. Ten baruîts wera from 'th e P acific Coast Banking- been elected chairnwn jjf the captui-ed. School-in . Seattle, • signifying Twin-Ka«5_ttunlit_Watcxwayi completion of a- three - year c<)urRÎ»nnlvaTic!nnnkljig~5ub^ Comraittce. • : ...... -.liniformed-poHcemen. a- sc- Jccts;; . _ Other officers p^med at. a rC' crct.service man,-three ban*— organizaCional jjie c tin g in t h e dits and a pedestrian, One i n ' addlfipn to two-week resl- courthouse Thursday nigl “of ihc Dancius was snoi jo lont— sosfiibnsi—rt he— course— in Verno'n'’ E. - Smith, vice chair death^by the pollccman-son cludes extensibh-tti'oblcms and man, and'Claflf* Klein1 Ihe Gets Grant from, neighboring states., The Sparks Gun Fight BLADES — appolntmcnt-of—Ray-^L.--Whitc LrTERATURE. SEIZED faculty consists of over’ 35 lead- as vice presiaent oi aamlnsiru-' ...... ■yPl)=AP-^p6li&0A N f b S = ? y p ‘ ------Isfa'nd State Park near here is . -tion and-a-memhetJ)f_the. board d rive Friday agamst .distribu ists, ■ law jers and trust officers, du^for-development-nowi-with (UPl)—Three— persons— wtte — of -dircclors:—Mr.—White— h a s lioiV-'b£Z:Dl3SCcnc-lilerature_in •from-throughout-the-U;Sr ...... the announce’m e n f ofrap proval mded~when'»-a—broken—cn-: served on the administrative schools netted 80 copies of two o f a grant of .S173.085, to the staff, of the Presiding Bishopric booklets-entilled "O u r Bfedrporn . Included will be 50 new camp gagement triggered a gup State Parks. Department by the of the Church of Jesus Christ Secrets” and “ Japanese Atrocl ing units. 35 picnic -areas, an battle between tvro fam ilies In Bureau_of_Outdoor_Recreation, informq^tion center,.access xoad, of Latter-day Saints for the past ties/'— , Reggio' .Calabria-street, police This. grant comes from the irrigation system, an. interpreta . .eight years. He is a member said Friday. Police said 20 of the MIA General Board of Land an d -W ater Conserviitiori tive area, and necessary land- LP 5 Chttrc h rfliH^-art^mhar. Fund-lo-hclt>-finance- develo;^ book on leadership toch- C ity r Boise, and Billings. Ihe mcnt of 45 acres of the parte WRITE RAIN^ “ ninues entitled; “ On G e 11 i n r firm is engaged in all phases which commemorates ■ the fa T hingc ■ rtnnp »■ Hn- rp rrivf of-cngineering including: mous ford acro.ss the Snake Riv- —education-nt-the-GoUoRC-of-East* wi{j5tZl)rrdpsrwa'tcr-5ystcfn» :gi^hich=wHs^taKen^{n>^y=mgny crn Utah and the University of sewer systems, airports, model Oregon- T rail travelers Jn pio- Utah. cities., ,n eer days. Previous to his assignment with the Presiding .Bishopric,
SAVE $5.00 has spread like wildfire, be cause this !s the one diet that Tcally seems to work for most ovcrwelRht people. A w e ll known Toronto columnist • re 16 PIEC E STARTER SETS cently }>raiscd It to tho skies. PLAYTEX H e reported losing 20 pounds - $16.95 Regularly S2t.9S RUBBER quickly and CDsily.' long after he despaired of e ve r getting. Also 0(1 Salc-Madeira & Pebble Beach \l\iWii to lifs"'wnt^timC' wcight-H5^ ^ Baby Nurser .ICS.poundH.-AU.thla.wlthQUt-cuU ting oiit the occasional beer or T>5. If It Is followed exactly, , • the nvernge overweight person Hhould loac 10 pounds in lO^nys^ T here w ill be no w e i^ t loss SAVE-ON will suddenly drop five pounds on tho fifth day. Thereafter you w ill lose one pound a day until 4 PC. PLACE SETTINGS -iho-lOth day.-'rhen you will ioie 1 W pounds vevery tw o days -until _ _ _ $ 4 9 opi rt ifock $7.50" you get down to'your proper welfiht. Be.vt or all, there nhoald A/so on Sale— Madeira and Pebb/e Beach i he no hunger pangs. Now re- -A>iH«il-nnd-fln!nr8etlj—Ihiit-ncvi ------open-fltocl^$0;6O^=Tiow^;99 ^TKIX^NIUHTER No. 2 ^ It^GRAHAM ELECTRIC vised and enlarged, this new d iet pliui lets you stuff yourself N o w yo u can save $ 5 .0 0 on JG pc. Starter Sets nnd as much as $3.60 on 4-piece place with food.*) that-wcro formofly Y A P O m Z E I t “ forhicUlen," Such ns big .steaks sellings during Franciscan's once-a-ycar Pail Sale. California-designed arid made Franciscan Alarm Clock trimmed with fat, Southern fried chicken,* rich gravies, niayon- Earthenware Is chip rpsistapt, color-fast and will never craze. It is' absdutely safe in your ‘ nnlsQ. lobsters- swImmlnR-in-but* oven t>nd dishwasher. ALL pallerns offer you a.wide choice of multi-use aqcessorles. □ A - ter, hncon, fats, SHusagcs and Kcrnmbled' oggfi. You can eat place selling Inclufles one dinner plate, broad .and'butter plale, cup and saucer; a starter ~set includes to u r eaclroniiC5’e'Itcm5rI3"Cameimiov/7775ale-end4-Oclober-4r- not possiblyly cat any more. And still you siihould ■ ' lose 10 pound In tlin flrsini 10 days, plus 1*/ ...... - ...... - plus 1 pounds- every two''dny.-r thete- nfier until your weight Ik down — lo-normalr~nie—sweretêUnd. „thla^ncw •'Quick .Îgh t loss’* | — U-not-flnnflrnU^Knn\mPPAt7^!( lias been theorized, does- not form fat. Purhups fa^ flghta fat. And •.tho nrapftfrult Julco in this ;i'cw (lli!l mijjht act iTs a'ciuniyfii (tho "irig g o r’ ) to 'start tho fat Imrnlng process. You stuff your self on tho pormltled fo6
HARPERS, POD 6336 LINCOLN, NEBR., 68506
nnteo, l( nfier trylnlt**^ho*~idll"head-the-BDrlcy“ KtWBnU^tab------scrvcjl~as“ flrsn ecretary and ■second'president-Df-tho-Iocal— clubfor-its-InteraGt-Club-woi solulion‘ to-lKe-p.roblem-of-chi^ general schools (levied by thfe^ dropped this year. O thennO lh- . ^ s year; , at ... the ladles____ j nlgbt nlgbt banquet banquet 1-.-. last week ______at P rice's '* club.______W alter______ToUofson,. ______lieutenant goveroor ol the fifth dls<. a t th6 Burley High SchodL. He dren attempting to cross th state) from $.73 to,5.7025; coun ods_ot_ralsing-money.Lwere_di3?______—Cafe.. Jerfect-attendance,-pIn3_wero ■ awarded-and-Ofland— Ulct, served as-ln^talllng-offleer.- •a ven iic'to'reach ' the • school-is urged—the-cIub-= lo -e n te r-a n d ty hospital from-j;22-to"in50! cussed. establishment of a traffic light and county fair from $.04 to wnsor a youth In tho Youth The senior class and fourth, at the intersection, accordlni $.0280. . xchange district program. grade room were’ room parent' . ^BrirIey-Ri>yams-€Iiib-lnstaIl&JNew- Marvin Blacker, PTA presld... • The road levy raised from' $.18 He suggested the ‘ club representation winners fo r the Rehearsalss_-=- — The colots_itCLe postcd-under A0-5.1S50-on e ach $100 valuation; sider a project for luriderpi. rhonth. the dfrection of Danny Couch. and the airport from S7)5~lo 'ile^~y6Uth-of-thc-community ~ 5 U p t:— ATTdrcason— announced------A drian Deneh-Ond-Bcyco-Bcclcr TjovTFTrnrTpraTsetfTi parents w ere welcome- to vi.slt ~ BegunTor” all Cub Scouts..Dean Slnimons for theij^ldaho Youth Ranch, tho school at any time to _dis:___., p v e the' opi:ning prayer., Rupert, accomplishments. cuss problems or just obsprve. M rs. Alm a Clark led'..com' retary;_Mr. .-Young,.treasurer; — Burley-Roiarians weco_orged Pt.frf»<;hmcntg wore served in munlty singing, accompanied by Lovell Turner, Robert Sagers, it was $3,00, Hailey’s levy this to expand in mqmbershlp, con' the cafeteria dining room with . O e r n l-d TlieJIessiahl -Mrs.-JeanJSlatthi5WS._Mr!.Bla5lfc inst-$3.b0-fo: icKrTVTPTDammarelir Frank -Vallev-s-'js is-aeen-thls-ycar-by Iiitetim- . ■trhool nrlnripf** intrnrtiif.ed Ham and E. J ^ Whittle,, all TigmsTTirBHTcvue’sTevyrali- tional Gov. Jim Conway. Pres the school faculty. ed from_^,51JiLl96:8 to' $2,567 —]SpGakors~durlng~'thc~ evenuig ently Rotary has over 650,000 elect; Mr. Dammarell. first vice Kiwanis Club members anil members. Including 54 foreign com cd the ladles, club members w ere M a m le e ColCnn, a stu nresident: M r. Corless, sccond wives attended-from Twin Falls, H a I I e y's cemetery district countries. OTOR-V and guests. F lo y d "W c d 's a n g , vice president;" Mr. Keaiiisr ûhHand-Dcclo- dent; M rs. Beverly Coltrln. who Jav.y_rcmained-thc-Kamo-at-$.19i' ------■accompanied-by)anied-by - Chris -Whittle^-Whittle. arson WongrgTTCCturrls Carv'c*s~drnppcd- 'f rom—Srl9“ t< "-■aVc~lhe-je3ponS£i=afld35iH' mittee cha rmen met With.(----- _EEnsaaa,z^ ^ j The pledge to tho f la g ^ a s led pleased with (he response to the da Horn, a teacher. $.18; Bellevue’ s . from $718* U Fields dur ng the evening and PHONE 733-W26 b y M r. Weed and Reed Bowen call for the first rehearsal, but The importance of student $.16; Ketchum’ s from $.18 .to he spoke to the club during i gave the iriVocatlon.-Pcter Keys extends another invitation to all parent-teacher a.ri d, P T A rela 9.1C and .Picabo’s from $.15 to U.S. 90 Eoi> to Eflttlond DHVi British. EKpipies Strengthen luncheon meeting. , _■ Kgrvgri as n^'aster o f ceremonies, singers in the M agic V alley to tionships were discussed. $.13. ■ -Robert Day, Twin Falls, was ■M rs._EuRene Holsingcr gave Blaine countv school district W alter Tollefson, Lieutenant .a-guest_ • C h o isentation o f a Community •Choisentation a presentationpreseniauon on theuic ^n/viuati-i a ^ 0. 61 maintenance ievv~'^'as HURRY! ENDS TUES. Governor, Division V, Utah-Ida- Defenses In London Mansion 9. azine, and as magazine chaic- lowered from $3 to. 52.9485 and Gatoa Open 8:00 p.m. fio Kiwanls, installed the- new T he rehearsal.«i w ill be held man, she w ill be accepting sub tho bond interest .fro m $.8075 A t 8:30 Nightly officers including Keitii Stpd* L O N D O N (U P I) - Hundreds The principal weapons In the from 8 to 10 p.m. every Mon* scriptions during the year, to $.7786 per SlOO valuation. •• nt; D ale Da: lild. Memberships are. available by * ' ippiqs-4miU-»p dcfi • • arsftnfll.wcre thQUsandi, in the Music Annex Build Under .special districts Carey Former Kimberly riKft ^tMalng-Mr-ST-Jcrrv-Andcrson. !lc^lialls,_:.aboui—thu_^slZB' îee=p^teciia!kcoa=lmp£«^m«nt^ "he membership-chairman. - -— mansion Saturday- after draw o f 'a baseball, stored In the ______■MrT^VoriB“ expiaine’d“ - _ was lbwe'red from $.4(f to 5:3950; Acaiiu, aevicutiv, ■ o rucc 11It was UIIIIUUIII-Wannounced that mm Mrs. ing first-blood in the battle of basement. On F rid ay n ig h t,and is starting with "The Messiah” Ketchum rural fire prolection MplGfets Degree Young.- treasurer; td v ell Turn^ Horn and Mrs. Esther IGoible P iccadilly with police-’' and early today, squatters pelted hecause .of - its::_famlllaciiy to district.oa.all. real .ami personal er, Robert Sagers, Bob Hansen. most-slngers,-but-hopes-to-go tied-for the-room-counl. Parents oroperty except livestock, from - KlMBERLY.rr-Frank A..Nor -• -Dick-Sotoman. Reed Bowen, and jystanders - early-Jn the—morn- police-and-bystanders-i,vith~the I to new nnd~differt!nt_^VQrks visited with the te a chers in the I.W to_$!5242 and Sun V alley ris,.son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ■ ■ ■ ’ ■ in-4ho- rooms prior to^th— pireHrBTDiip- _ -Norris.- K imberfyr~ha A leader o f Uie group, John bowllng gamti of bouies. .. .ich as M ozart’ s "R equ iem ” for » ^ c r ; from SI lo J.798«. C arey meeting. • Flood Control raised their levy pleted work for his Ph.D. degree Moffat, said 800 squatters were The-squatters said they have future nerformances. • M r. Wonir stated’ that irv-outs Refreshments were served by from S.25 ,10 S.2676, m chemistry at Utah State ,UnI- now-in-the-60’room-Georgian also— constructed—booby— trai 4»08pltalU>t^nmI once elegant ■ solm stt-...... tim e in Novem ber for the per Little Wood River Valley Free He was graduated from the year: Ross Corless, and Ray on their w ay out of a pop mansion in anticipation of a formance of "The Messiah’’ Library jiistrlct, with a levy of T w in Falls High School and re Mitchell, both three years. 'estival in Hyde Park, across police move against them. The bo given In December. Englishwoman 5.0680. ceived his bachelor of science ___Jlnv_Hendfir5Qn._Vernson vern Carter ».,nrtcr fashionable P a rk Lane frofti the group lost, an appeal against a i.âde this9 vV ea r degree min cnemistrchemistry In 1965 from court%i!d«r-«3=«^ for the state building fuirriT’ scT ■R lttK B-Sfale^nlviiversltyr-HL .. y a rn Hmvanl \>TWi______.... It iiiuvi!d~?it Dismalntles----- a National Aeronautics and Sunday. Thomason“Heads up-in-1955—The-sheep-com m is- Dick Soloman, boihislx- years; force yet and declined to say slon fund levy, which was 55 Space Admlnlstrailon pre-r doc i W alter Tollefson, elRht years; when — thejj ’ would. Moffat Home For Move in 1968 was dropped from the toral fellow. i Joe Lam bert, Bruce Young, both predicted the move.would com e county roll and will be collected He and his wife, lleta, havq Sunday or Monday. Boosters Club one child, Douglas, I-year old. ' JO years; Frank Kearns, 13 WARE, England (UPl)-M ny by the state. ' years, Lyle French, 17 *years: A s the hippies brought In F o r the next year M r. Norris TVMgnNabs .^HOSHONE — William Thom- Savldgc is moving so the county Other, special state levleii re R eed Starley, IS years, and Er- storos of bread, sausage and a w ill be working in a post-doc ason is tho president of tbc Sho can build a road through the mained’ the same,- with the live , nest Blauer, 23 years; case of cornflakes, crowds shone Booster club, Eucceedlng stock disease control $.50; State toral position In the department aKo o f her homo, but she is o f medicinal chemistry at the Two Escapees gathered ouUide the Mayfair Burrell W illiam s to the post, Brand'inspection $.50; Bee tax I A special tribute was extended mnnsinn. M ore -than-lQO Dollt takin g her 500-year-old cotthge M n iv o c s l^ o t—Minnesota I—Min- [ !o Orland Bateman fof hfS 25 — R u «f> ll o ordered. nftcntncyliaa MllCd oufof ITio^ - "Th^hexl'meeting will iw iopt. • Plans f(^the counlv and state Municipal Courts Building. Tlie 24-iind"aH-persons-In''tho com convonllons also w ill "bo discuss- M r. S tod da î n ew president, munity Interested In- sports are announced the Ihemi) for lOC!)- men w ere awaiting trial on auto RETURNS HOME ed. A film w ill bo shown ex- theft charges. invited. 70 is “ Get Involved In Commun' . KING_HlLL .^-Wayiui_Sugg, pliiinlng Farm Bureau's .farm .TJl-ft_JUDQliLJnch^25,po_.- Talks To Club program. ' Motor Tun«-up • Orokti _____ liy Sel-vlce*.* and thc.intbfiiation' —PRT-TT yTROM ~ who, has spent the summer in Emms was in his television stri' » Allonmant • Bolancing Al theme Is "Operation Drug SllbsilONE-The weekly pro. :iC H A T H A M .. EnBltind_ (UPJ)-:-. lh e iF «lr b a n k s . Alnsk.s, nroa - .... - A l e r t ; " ...... —r ------lion’s-KPLR-TVnowRcur-whon gram" for'the Sht)shono"Rotnry Jam e.1 Wlshart mulled an on- with tho B LM has retu riied'to U.<5E TIMES.NEW.S W ANT ADS ho heard a mess:y;t> over tho club wan givDn^_bv_nobcrl-WJii; 4l7Mbih-E.:~ :7 33-82ia...... ^ ____ . ‘(Aiall*^he— r - po* . Tjrsnry tfrtj~h(7rmr— r OK I'ASl SLLUNO UE’SULTS' tcrhoVder, who told, of R ,0,T.C day and found the postmuo de lic e ," training In high schools after livering it when ho visited them ,Em m s looked out the window W orld Wni; 11 and -also gnve Jerome Girls Are 13 minutes later. and saw two handcuffed men an account of his trip to {Sho dashing acrofis tho nlreet. shone from Twin Falliijn 1!)24 I BUHL RODEO .ASSOCIATION. Queen Candidates " I hoppod-nut of-.the cnru n d with a Modef T Pord Truck ran toward them.” Emms said. londcd with equjpii^cnt for a tNOS TONIOHT c o m i n g ’ w e d n e s d a y 3 JE RO M E — Two Jerome girls ” 1 spread nfy arms out In front stocl? Bhow company perform ing • “ Th« Bail Houi* In Undon" Co-Hit "Aoniilnnllon Burtou" FIRST AN N UAL are cundldntc.s for hnmcconil^^ in Shoshone.- OQUXn.MliMM ^ een at the CollOBO of Idaho, îuesis wero nenlon g|,rls, P at STARTING WEDNESDAY SIdwell,. Lccvoh - Adfield- and Baumann.,IChcrl Chapman. and Jan Meek.-?, both Jerome, were Alma Cheney, and Myron Har- IT’S ELVIS '69 announced as candidi\tcs this to g CuttingTTo hnugh, -Cnorflng, Bill iJtst and FalLHfllSfSALLJ .week by. .lhQ._collcBO. Ioo£]:_ J«se-Rniri-.Tcroniernnd‘ RlcljnT{l At Buhl Rodeo Arona on Truck Lono ------ball-team.——— Qipen^GoUegei: ~PalorspokAn<]:------— -l3:BeIlteuble; ,,.: --, --.BQf^jndtsuns©t:B6wi“- ^ — "TV."" O iher condldnteg are Melnnie with Girls" EUOENR, Ore. (UPI)-Lum- A D nulNGS RE.SPONSK Fow ler, Ornnge, Colif.; Carolyn ■tnrrlriR ,Elvis Prosloy PHONI 733-3930 Johnson, Boise, and RoxJo Vun hor Is thO'hlg industry in these HELSINKI {U PD -A l-limlsh j>i«rts. television advertisement foi* an d Marilyn Maaon W«tt •!) U.{, 30 to Onuidrht# Dr. _Pqlt^Cnldwcll.. - Pin* lb# ■Ntltlno o ^noun^.tl lion campus 'oxtcnslon 'n o j ' Siiturdiiy. Twenty women and ------at-th b '1 iienter-parly - OcT;' It). iSonihT-omcinir-wm-tm-irti ■Truckload=^(if"New-Tciclrwili-sell:at l^SO ^B •trdia* Opgn'ajOO'pTrtl." , T he girlft w ill pnrllcipoto In the liialcad nf tho Irndillonnl rlh' >rogrntp entitled “ How Nudity bo n, - 't— _ j ____ ;__ ■nreads.” ______BQTH.IATIO.-QV^ 3— lofsôf-Good HoijsetAlreadyôhsigned— S 3 " L/DAffOl • 1 Stud Foo to Bar Rocket - Wo. • 2 S(ietland Ponies with Harness & Carts 5 • I T a n d e m A’^ le T v y ^ q r a e T r a l l e r w ith------B ANNUAL BASQUE DIN! hlerl"could*hovqji^worirtho' ■ : Bro.Rea7Wa!k’.th>w - ' - h •creen was Bmoking" N.Y. Dolly Column . • 1 All-metal,Two Stanchion Stock Trailer g SPONSORED BY ST. CHARLES ALTAR SOCIETY JERRY''GROSS and • HORSES St-LL IN ORDER OF CONSiQNfvltiNT “ NICHOLAS DEMETRdULES - ’ 3 TO CONSIGN HORSES CALL JIM WJLSON g BUHL 543-S6X8 No. 2 at 0:4Si Serving from 5 to 9 p.m .. *j Auctloneor*' Notoi If.you need Pack Horios, Kid'* m Horsoi, Rnncl\ H orsoj, or Riding‘ Pqulpmonl of ciny “ -klnd-plan-to-nttond-ihlnalor'HorwiniTdy” bo con* ilgned unlll start of aala. Sftt^^SEPTr27th- AUCTIONEERS . • ta rrlh s Viroll Marrl'tt, Duhl 5^3-6280 ■ Lylo Maitarf,' MARIE LIUEDAHL \m Buhl 543-5 9 1 2 Ed BrycB; M arldlan .Traditional Baslqua Food S No. 3 at Xltao W ith M O N IC A THOMAS CASTEN . tiork — Ror^ DrowO' • 8TR0MMERSTEDT UNGUWITTER ' LASSEN ■ •TERMSi CASH (XI PERSONS UNDER 1B NOT ADMITTED I ST. CHARLES llALL a--: , ' , lundar 3)30 . . Sponsored by Buhi Rodeo Association IN HAILEY, IDAHO WMkdttyi ~ «i49 • 0)30 • 9i40 . Pailllv* ID Rai^ylrad • _ • LUNCH ON GROUNDS , |5 ' * Qonalett RalnbowTrouf from Sncik»'Rlven;out Co. B
/ f ..•-•I, Sun’day, Sept. 2T, 1969 . Times-lêwi, Twih Falls, tdoKo 7
CASSIA COUNTlf;^ ^hV piclcup. NO cJtailonS'"^ .Burley Police. Btolter Issued. . I ^ . SherlH's Blotter SHOSHONE -r- • Chamber • ot Meet Set Wednesday Ott News Of Record JEROME COUNTV " Two-cars both traveling north ..T^niel Copeland, 16, Rupert, Commerce w ill m'eelf at 12:30 LIN C O LN ^COUNTiT' • GOODING COUNTY . Sb€HFrs Blotter was cited for failure to.yield p.m. Tuesday at the Manhattaa - Clerk’s .OlUco.- . SherUt’s B lotter orf-Overland Avenue at the Pon- An unknqwn quantity of liquor the right of way'eiTrly FHday Cafe. ■ , Y Indian Guide Progi:aini Warranty deeds were filed by Cars driven by Virginia Kelso. derosa Inn enlrance, sldeswiped and cigarettes, plus $35 in cash, morning when the Car he was Violet Ann Brumback and John Bliss, and Carol Koch,- .Twin each other at 1-.43 a.m. Thurs were taken from the Jerome driving, collided with a J965 An organizational meeting for Brumback'Jr^, to- Lelnh B. Fallst collided at 1 p.m. Tues day. Ther^ were no Injuries .re Country Oub. The theft was dis Comet, driven bj» Orvll Eugene fathers and their sons interested gram is the between. meeting Gardner, S.D. Rowe to Farrell day when Miss Kelso was cross ported. Karen J. Hatijbly, IS, covered about 8:30 a.m. Frid ay Wickle, 41, Rupert. -i In the YM C A-Indian Guide pro Conk-. ■ • ing Highway 30 w est pf Bliss. 1141 Almq Ave.. Burley, ------by Grace Davis, waitress, when work of the fathers and sOns. Wickle' was strick when Cope sram w ill be .held at 7 p.:,.. At the meeling 'the boys present ,There w ere no Injuries. driving ■ a 11956 Ford1 oîTied by she opened the club house. land pulled- fro m -a ftop. sign / W ednesday a t the Y building. the program. ■ Probate ,Ceurt .r • Deputy. LeRoy Hess said, the R. Huiurley,'Biitte, Mont., and Sheriff James Burns said ien- ■ • Tlie program will be explained "I n - m y opinion, Y Indian PhllHp. Nektow.H Minnesota, J967 4iatsun which Miss Koch Dean Jf. lA r lc h i 37, Route 3; try was gained-through* an un on 200 N onto Hlghwa/JI. Dam — tribes w ill be orgon^ Guides Is a training program sentenced n o 10 d a y s 'in Llc- was f driving was demolished Rupert, was ening ^^remonx aoise-Cascadp_CQrp..-accQ£diDg s foTIo>ve'd‘ b y cra'fts, gamesT sing to President R. V. Hansberper. ing. story. tellini5, stunts and In his new capacity M r. Col- famous and finer Howell-^Meialcraft dinette tricks; This is followed b y a quhoun w ill b e responsible for closing ceremony and refresh operatlons.of: Ebasco Services, ments. Inc., Chemical Constniction.Co. and_Walter_Kldde Constructors, -all - s utisl3taT?e8—of—b o'fse Nine Drivers Cascode. resulting from .the.re-: cent p ie rfe r with E b a sca In- dustrles—whlch was - effective “DeiSiM Licenses Aug. 31. The president of g S 5 ______...... B 6 l^ “="The-*M0t0iêhlde Walter’ Kldde-wlll now—report Division denied Issuance of Ida- to Colquhoun. , ho driver licenses to nine first- The board of directors also tim e applicants In August, a'c- approved a third quarter- stock cording to Jack F. parley, di- dividend pajwnent o f 92 cents r e c t o r . ' ______per-share-on-the-company?8^ •cumulative-convertible—prefer Mr. Farley said there were red stock, series ‘ 'A ” . The dl\d- ■ 123 first-time applications In Au dend Is payable Nov. 1 to share gust and checks with the N a holders'of record at the close tional Driver Register, Washing of .business oh Oct. 8. T he com- ton, D . .C., showed nine had iny said the dividend Is corh------suspended— licenses— in— other. ^ afea” rffinr~the-1ast-Tjividend states. date of July 11, o f Ebasco In ■ So fa r this year, he said, the dustries Inc. division has handled 1,053 ffrst- ____ lime^ppllcatlons-and-6LoLthcse EOR.EASX-SELUNG RESULTS had-bC6rt ' ‘ *’ ' '
l * e r « o n a l •sStrNgw~aâ~75tlce' you- carriaffdrdrRectangu1aMa«- ble and 6 unusuai chairs in vinyl upholstered back#. ijQEmffljfc== =z;®:;;=OEtyxE=©€TAGOH ~Handsom e-octagon shape tabJe that opens wlth^S"^ QUKTION • leaves and 6 of the finest chairs. Covered In sup- ‘ Taking Into consideration the turmoil In some largo cities, ported back vinyl fabric. This set easily worth ------_ munity^-Why did you .make the choice you ,dld7 LOCATION Intervlcwf !o this case were taken in downtown Twin Falls.
SANDEE NIELSEN: "Fd want to live In Twin Falls because 1 think it’ s friendlier than a large city.” :_JOHN:HILLr-llWc:ve-ibundJrwIn-Falla-to.be_a.Jd -!!tln to iid .to -llv «-h t------like the people and the town and I have thoroughly enjoyed rais- , big my children here." JACK. BURGESS: “ I like It here, but l'used to like It better
On* of ill* klQO*" declilont yo\i ,'mny »ln puitliou’ ol a 'tioin*. Howtv«r, wliw your dotio* - fiIv n “ Vou '■ boilofmoni of your Uollh, you ilimiW all® loil^'oi liUcllv*! Srlno «)oj.^toittlptlor> h*(«, you krwv/ 1». will b* filled by p(of«i. ilonnU wjtli rli« mlva'nc«'» ’ In m»{llcln* onti tli'i fratltoii diuoi. Kino*hify»'l» fVP*'P'“' f«Mlonal drug ilor*. — KfN^SBURYS
' preterlpilor^Phqrmacy Medical C«nl«r Phomiacy • n V Main AvV I."- ;ril9^««74 «0 I lh«u|i Av«. W .7 3 S .9 1 14. lege-of -Idaho this ycar_a5_N a^ tional Presbyterian C ollege teholars-jicoQiding to. Richard be home. And Saturday she .left Winder, director of admissions for school. Damon will once -at-the-C_of-J.______i • - ^=TWt55^HaBcrmanrTilong— with— r And when Christmal P R E S l^ FOR DAD — • Pancho — Is displayed by Miss Kinney. She wears a typical around she w ill come home with two other freshmen, brings the knitted Panchoi; TTie present for her father, however,- Is-unlquO In -th a t-lt-fa a true antique M arjt for Yuletide in Twin Falls. total of N.P.O. Scholars a t tho SERVICEABLE AND STYUSH hand woven wool suit b Inspected by Miss Kinney v l piece ot goods found In a native market at Cochabamba. college to eight. also wears « hnad*knltted silk shell blouso and a native necklace'of varied colors of coi kernels. Colors for the clothing wero selected by,thread samples. Tho wool was then dyed to 'OUSKE SHAKES JSLES— _S sl«tl!d _b y-0 »- BoiriT-bT Christian Education o f the Unit etrAfr amt thn rtpthlng is cu8tQm_madaJ)V-natlvA_Bj)llâna.------, - ^ ------ed-to-thcm?*‘‘MaTsr5ffiarwliITe la n ^ a g e . M ary had French and' arouna'JTIODCC " MANILA (UP'lÂ "fairly musing: “ They sure w ere b ig.” German so found communicat And then the tim e to come strong" earthquake hit the ed Presbyterian Church,' tho Then another adyenlure with ing not too difficult. . back home. *Early. September southern .Philippines Island- of scholars are chosen on the basis . in an BdvenKire. Mr. Riley de Does everone have -a car, like and'in only 10 flying hours she Milidanao F rid ay biiL no .reports of both academic and person&I Dreams^-e Wliispy Tilings, But For cided to be the first white man in Idaho? Nol Wh^.? The Volks was in Los Angeles nnd a couplb oLcasualtJes_w.ere.tecelyed,Jhe merit while in their senior year takirirmiihTJBJnTyôGPut-T!r=- stationwagon, for I . cost of. hours more was In T ’ Weather Bureau reported. o f high *r*— o L 'ô
bamba — the second largest city Amusement? Week-end camp is a tributary of the miglity Ttaes-rêw. Editor in Bolivia, perched on moun ing trips using.the family Volks Amazon. tains 8.600 feet abov.e sea level. stationwagon. Mary really saw So two canoes were boarded ___^ Dreams^-are madq o f _Wispy It was summer . back" in the country? F o r a dozen wcek- together and a small outboard GettoknowAIBERTSON’S^r I ^^^»'"<'S'~the v ~ s k im Marv*s~home~ In :Tw ln-'F a lls.-It .ends” this-was the-pattem —Not motoi—utiliied-and^ away-they past_— - > almost unnoticed. C/\mA.Some .....a\^s winter in Bolivia. Nor- II m a ny ‘ ‘ ift_in the -pa rtv Includ- I times they solidify and become "s n ow " winter but chilly and 10 families. They get together ing a profesrofessor from Aubum I re tL sometimes down as low as freez once in awhile but last {u ly University —• Dr. Arvil Ponton, The dream that came true for ing/ And" mountains? -Aa high 4 a celebration was practically his wlf_e and daughters. M tr y Kinney — a summelTspcnl as lV;i»Crfect where, MisTKin- :otled 'b y ‘ Am ericans and Camping was along me banks In.a story book lan d .» was ney wlates,- "it was not very swamped b^ Bolivians who filled of the river. Sometimes on sand v e ry real. T h e . land ^vas Bo easy to breathe." The trl] the U. S. consulate building. banks which made sliding Into liv ia ,-fa r down South Am erican was made b y car ove r nol There Is much evedence of the stream a possibility. Some .way. Th« community had a good roads. "pumping" American money in stops on alligator bcaches which ■ name from a fairy tale — Co What does a girl from Idaho to the econom y of the country. >vcrc shhrcd b^ the creatures; chabamba it waa called. notice in an area so far from There Is . also much evidence But Mary and Damon found And now Miss Kinney, daugh home? Well, she noticed there that It Is not appreciated and out, as did M r.'R iley, that even ter o f M r. and M rs. Jam es S. was no definite lower or middle that Am ericans aro distrusted. pioneers must plan things to get Kinney, Twin Falls, has rctum- class neighborhood in the com- new la w forc&s Am erica’s them to come out right. Dysen- — -ed-ttrScripp's^Gollego-at-Clar- munlty-of-£D.OOtt-flQuls. It was Gulf Oil, for In.sUnce, to employ tary struck. Mary and Damon
Golng back to school is more where the Riley famlijt lives Is ed people, are .difficult to find. er'way and were sick all the than Just a return, because it rented — ftt WOO a month. But There Is much disease In way back home. Cattle and com was at the school that tho plans there Is .coinpensation. Food schools, which aro In many merce wero shared on the trip. for her summer adventure first prices are a bajgnin If you are cases Just cement cubby holes. And-ahout that home. No tele* started. willing to shop the native mar- Rata? Lots o f them, even in iione. Only a few in town ahd sught^ ------"artc6 cftlls frSW------and Mrs. I.yn Riley, was her did Just that. •'Afler awhile you Ju.st get us- of those. Spanish Is the official , room m ntoln her freshmnn jren Market wa.t yislled every _Fflentlship deepened and In Fcbt morning — lust l ike gottlng up. ruary Miss Riley came to Twin M eat was 32 cents -n pound, Falls to vls.it with M a ry nnd it was dusty and dirty but-It You W on’t Believe It! IDAHO'S FIRST AND ONLT TRUE the Kinneys during a school was a bargain, A pasteurizing break. . ' , . ' (fairy was just gelting started. It Just happens that I)am on'i Now there Is buttor nvailahlc. AMERICAN MOTORS parants llvo In Cochabamba, P rio r'to tho dairy tho m ilk was ÔTAL DISCOUNT FOOD STORES! —êy-were'former-resldonta - of powdered ..amL-.bultcc_waa-.nDC — ------f g p ------— ■_— California where ho was In aero available.' nautical engineering, Rut thoy nf tho rm wils — thn wet ------A tA lb e c tfio n 'a w a hava-.dlscounlLDclcfla Qn a v e r y Item |n the storel Shop a nd C om -______w a y of living — und picked Do- NOTICI'. TO IIIPDUUK Tlia Nliile Vurchnilns Aieni Mill lly l« as the place to go. He recnivo >enirbo v ilma «nrt JWiUs Motor_Co. ______. iinfrzxonmHonr l)Btnoit^1)oaTd a I'cruvian All** muit be lecureil bdlora hlddlnR - ntr Finest Q uality U S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS .lines plane from Los Angeles Theas ara avallnblt trom th« 8li ' to Lima, Peru. From there, as Purchailnj Asani'i Ofrice, •Tr D CnAMER "You Can Do Better at Wills” M ary tolls it, it was a "rid e fitaiA Purchailni A> .... on .an. nncIcnLplnno!LlQ_CQch!ii ★ Finest Freshest PRODUCE IN TO W N ★ t=inett QJality FRESli BAKEttY GOODS iSuodoy.’Sopt. 21-, m ? ; TImo!-Nowi;,T'*'l''’f“l ' * - * Social Is ^ A s Social' Does? It’s W ay Of Life
By NORMA.HERZINGER bijsinc.ss deal, coffee tU'caks drinkers — \ome drink It Waclt,,' Women’s Pajje Editor the No. 1 pastime for-A m cri- some ,with;sugaT and some^wlth , Had your-mornfng-cup of cof- 'cans.-And —literaltyr^ts"':st5cTai Sugfr" and"76rCainr"’’ W n{h'‘ cari-; —fflft?—If-n- If-n ott-y l o u -'are profaably|-stBnliflcancc~^g5~bcc'oTne~a'T • •• ray meaiTTnrjrcrtfmirJnsrtrcnTirTind— _in thc_,minortty.__-.; ------of-ltfe.-So— social-is us social susarrh.owever."It-could rnfan"' •Morning coffce seems to.be does,‘ ' ' honey.-and•-dnnamCin.’ -W e J 1;- a ritual for M per cent of Anier- In fact, oiie woman said’ the that's the way, it was served lean coffee drinket'S — and these other day. "I don't know what whert- lt was first Introduced'In ■ discl-lminatinR vetcrans consider my husband'has going for him Ihe United'Srates1 aiaiuh — wnicn,,oywhich,,b^ ' the first cup an absolute essen* ^t coffee each morning, but ho the way, was In*«_• 1668tiM-o iiiI.; New: .tial "day starter.” ,. eyen gets up early and g ie s ■York. ; , : . ^ ' Brewing a pot*^ of coffce Is down town whh the 'gan g for bome or at the coffee shop, The coffee klatch Is popular lees -in h ef 'coffee. klAtch, she so. he drinks hi.'? as he drives with the gals, where a few ol always freezes .; special coffee to work. Those of you who'drive ___the ....j,neighbors_____ get _ together______over cubcs.Uce-cubu nr*»do-6f froicn— __ ta.Wjrk_abQUL'S,ajnâcli.mocni -a-cup-of-coffec-for-casuaLcQn;..CQlfed^(Ai;hit. I^nr her nnd'.B ■ 1 ing fake note o f (he colfea drink vcrsacion. In fact, serving coffce • i ers along the way. to the. girls has prompted sever- — ------How often have, you heard:. al of the coffce maker manufac- before, are the'Ko.* Âmerican I’ll meet you for coffec; Lei’s turcrs to put m ore “ vogue” in- pastime and because, of * tills discuss it over coffee; Are you to their appliances, -n o w . be seem to be not only: fashionable, buying tbday? Stop in for cof cause ofrpopuftr demand,'sets but democratlc^ W.hy?-Well^per*— I fee sometime,_ o rj^ ^ e pot’s, a]^ .of Jnsulatfid_m ugs,-coordinated haps--becau5&-of-its-social -cian-— 7 ways“ i)n!~Whelher ‘Jt be as an to blend with appliances and notation.- iinUke isome'.olhef bev- eye opener, morning break with decor, can be purchased. ' erages;-it constitutes a common .th# .gang, or clinching a big There’re all kinds of coffee ground for all.sodioty.
. ENJOYING A COFFiE^ RLATCH-on the patio at the home of Mrs. LecRov - Crumbliss, Casual conversation voer «,cup of coffee maltcs an eojoyafilc •---CrumbJIss-Is.-Hrst row, Mrs; JIm Purvcs, left, and Mrs. wayno Parish, and ..tpth'erihg, accorilliig to tHeso.neJahbors, ...... • —w,'from, left; Mrs.. Larry Andrus, Mrs. Juan Menchaca arid Mrs.
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X ,10 TlmeS'Nawi; Twin Falls, Idaho ‘ Soriddy, Sept. 21,1969 Cynthia Pajm,. ; tpcarCoupIe 'JL Is Bride Of Recites V ow s \ycddinj!-VOWS w ere’ exchnnR. - Leslie Outzs cd Aug. 30 in the Fire Side Room o f. the First Melhodist H A IIE Y - Cvnlhia J. -Palm Church. Twin Falls by Vivian ^ «nî r. Ouii? were mar. Larccn Trus*U. dauRhter of.“ ?lcd b dies Sept l S % S h<^c, Mr. and Mrs. Richnrd W .-Tru.. o f the bridcfirnom’s parents, Mr. cotl, and Thomns E . ArinsironR, and Mrs. L.:.E.'Out_za, Hailey. |v)n- of M r. F orrest W. Arm-; - ' ThB ceremony was performed] . ' . . - by-Rcv,-WillIam-M:iKclly...pas- .^Tliejloubie rlng.ceremhny w_a?_ '■ Toroniie^KclcIiUin'CnmrnunjtyFpcrformcd-i (orof^tlirKclcIiUin'CnmmunltylpcrfDrmcd-by-Bev.-Harold-N;- . , - Presbyterianerian Church., Ch ur ch. in .thi^ye. Janet Parker, sister of tho presencee cof ' the ' ' 'immediate ftfffl* bridegroom was mfitron of hon- ■ llles: ------■ - Anri-Ponald -L . Stearns. Win The hrirte’ Is the daughter o f.bcst.m aiv Mrs S h ^ ^ a raim l m . Sunsun Valley.]Viuicy. .riev Mr. Oulis l! mounl»ln-mnii-Jlcy._whcrc H ", " I ' .re^^ » 89r for Janss.Corp. » Sun Val-i sldo nflcr a-WcddlnE trip.. ,
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Jenilhut Logaa -yATERIE WOOD- LYNN RAMSEYER LUCY ELDREDGE irMclved (op honors 4!urlcg the receqt 4>H modeling at Hamscyer, ccnter, daughter bfM r.'and Mrs; Duane Ram- o f M r. and M rs—Ben-Eldredge,-Twin FaUs,.!s-tho Junior stylo the Twin Falls County Fair. Miss Wood, left, daughter of Mr. seyer. Filer, placed as second top model in the senior stylo ------^revue top..model------in tho bedtime _ - ensemble . category. _ . AU re- and Mrs. I. G. Wood. Twlfi Falls. Is the first olaco too model revue, wearable woolens, and Miss Eldredge, right, daughter celved trophies nnd ribbons for their winnings. ' _____ . ... — -wyne^the-trimly-tailored-categoiyh**'" " “
-CoririiaJones;.Edrl W e d in Tem ple Rites .Spf-rRtnrv XA/rite.'; Poem To American War -AliM O — The-Idaho-Fallj-tDST—The-ci.ke^\v»j-fl«tiked-bj-biis-Sid«H5-in-her-si:nl()r-y««t^lli4^ ------;------r — 'i~ r------—Tem^g-was-theêttlng-for-the J bridegroom plans to attend law Mothers Meet Aug. 26 wedding uniting In mar- school after completing his Send Boss To Siberia — rIage^nnio-Jone»-and-DougIa9 “Tracy-rrho-made-imd-iiecoratcd studles-arBYUr By GAY PAULEY “ A't 4:5D, though he’ s on the Ken Earl. ‘ the cake, cut and served it. Mrs. Guests attended from Oregon, UPI Women’s Editor creepy side.” BURLEY — The Cassia Chap Xhe ceremony was performed Daie Doman poured. Assisting 1 ^ 0 . Utah. Michigan. Califor- N E W Y O R K (U P I) — Qucs- She said he’s on the lo\V side ter of American . W ar Mothers - by Eider Harrison Barrus. Par with, the serving were room ftfa, Nevada and New Mexico.. tion: Breathes there a secreto- when a raise is due and on the met recently at home of Mrs. ents of the newlyweds are Mr. mates of the bride. . V ------pre-nuptial shower was glv- ry In her right mind who would cold side.when praise is due: Hallie Boyd, to start the fall and Mrs. Glep Jones, Alm o, and After a wedding triple Sun enNfor the b ride by school nominate the boss for a Journey Other secretaries gave these season. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Earl, Moses V a lle y and Moses Lake, the friend>«Jn Provo. to Siberia? reasons Jor wanting to send the Mrs. Emma Ashcraft, second .Lake, Wash. newij(w<^ returned to . Provo, A re c e ^ b n was held Sept. 5 Answer: .Apparently plenty boss to Siberia: vice president, conducted the Accorapanjdng tho couple to where, they both will attend for the ypung cbuplo at Moses such secretaries exist, Including "H e is untidy, forgetful, meeting and Mrs. E rm a Quan- the tem p le were the bride- Brigham Young University. The tw o thousand who feel " makes mistakes, insists on strom was acting chaplain...... - Parish,, chaplain. Is' visiting on peaceful coexistence prevailed I married the guy.” ' ; s luptr bland of weol/nylon/rabfalt 'than Menlll, Anus; Mr._and Mrs. the east coast. ~*/et‘fter.~Wai'den. W ashii M r. and , M arry in Hom e Cerem ony n the offices o f thq iand. P ro of "T h e Lord gaye m e dnly one hair. Handiomoly iiam*{l on III «lon- ___ Mrs. Dale Doman,'Burley;.Mrs. P a m e la -J e a n Sharral. 'IV In pair o f blue ett^r-lngs,— g|ft|thot it ,doesn_*t come in the pair of l^ds, but 'they ain't M rs. K atie Schmidt gave.-.a gated bodic*. ColofU Ctoin, Torquali*; Jerry Berrier, Burley; Joy daughter o f M r. and Mrs. from the bridegroom , andFails, a report' Ort a~ contest aimed - ait enough-for-all-fEe-demandj ^ M rt orijth e staê convention Jones. Pendleton, Ore., and M rs. Albert B. Sharraii Beowawe, watch bel0Dging“ t0 her grand- finding the boss most deserving bosses at home, arid bosses-ot ,K ca SCQtt^QAteyieyy. Nev.. became " - • • - - -• - - trii>--whlle work. Please send them all fast wher . -After-th6-ceremony.-â--wed- -RoyJJi^r._soa=of=Mr;=.FarIs -M rs.-W ayne Ellers.-Filer,-sls- secretar]^who---nomlnated-hl ;re.-O n ly get them out yice president-of the stator.or; _aing-breakfast.was held.aLIhft Luyr, Jerome, In rltes . Aug, teroLth e _^rlde, wag matron vacationed for fre^ In - Puerto ■ t my haif.“ ganizatlpn. ■JW M felLnk Dining R oom . Idaho IB- ______. on t E______S T ^ _ tl residence of .honor. Randy Fiala, Jerome, of-Mp.—«nd-MrBr-Don_H-ln.e, «rved_fli_bC8tunan.„______l Twin Falls, grandparents of the Rochelle Wing, Twin Falls, A reception end dance was bride. played the traditional wedding radio show and network, drew heU in honor ot the newlyweds “Bie -altar was flanked with m m lc. entries from, secretaries.* from . Aiig. 29.at the Almo-LDS Cul candelabra with white tapers New York to San Francisco. tural Hall, with JEmest Jensen's A reception was held Imme and large baskets 'of pink and The static. between bosses and Orchestra, Ogden, furnishing the diately after the ceremony. The DISC&VER THE LUXURY OF white gladioli. The double ring bride’s table was centyfed with their helpers apparently is danca music. ceremony was performed- by nationwide. 7118 bride wore i flooMength a three-tiered cake, (o i^ d with Charles' G raves, m inister o f the The winner îrned out to b« . Bown o f white crepe, featuring a two large rings held ^ a dove First Baptist Church, Twin In front of an arch. Ine cake, M rs. Fran R ago, whose boss, ... — .Jaca.bodlco .with full sleevea and Falls.-. made by'Mrs. Leonard Walcott, Sidney Schultz; is president of a wide cuffs. The dress was made The bride, given In marriage Buhl/ was' cut and served by firm that wholesales hardware by Mrs. Donald Shakespear. by her father, wore a street* lines. The mother of two put . Her floor-length veil of bridal Mrs. George Thomas, Twin length dress of white gallooA Falls, and Mrs. Melvin Egbert, her feelings into verse In about —— secured by organdy lace over satin. It featured an Caldwell, «unts o f the bride. 10 rnlnutes.' ------llo w ^ - V r f iS n W ‘^ "^th^T>«arl*» ^ ’pTfS-waRnffifl'TCTiarsiTTri H>unfih-w«r^pour«d __ ._.Whllo.-to 9es_:aurrounded . -by sleeves „ g a...... th e r ^ a^ tho . wrist. - ^ Mrs. Burdette Debban, Twin ------green-«am*Uon»-forroed-a_caat. •ess—w a y -m a d e -b y -M rs , -FallBf—au n t-o f—tha.. hrlde. nnd Including:____ cadlng arrangement for her brl* Wayne . Ellers, Filer,-, slater• ‘ • Mrs. Ralph Nichol, Twin Falls, ^ ^ 1 dayT10IcHlI5irwrtrr ‘ . N«w fall print directle . A dflih :— ^dal bouquer^vhlcrwas tled With the bride. the -speedy aide. - •f tonltmporory-tifnitHMi in-B^ green satin streamers. > Guests from Caldwell, .Filer, vibiam geomaulc obilraci print . Bridesmaids were Vickie A spray of roses held her Jerome, Kimberly, Rupert and Jones, sister of the bride, and tfered Veil, She carried a nose Twin Falls were registered by Sieve Eacker, Twin Falls, and ikimmer In aoiy cat* 100*^ T a m a r a Earl, sister of the g a y o f pink carnations and Sheelah Webb. Twin Falls; M rs. Leo Cowgef', T w in Falls^ Dacion polyytlar. Alt'), coloit, bridegroom. Janna Earl, sister loses. Her only Jewelry was a Gifts v/ere displayed b y Mrs. copsin o f the bride. •liat , ...... of-the-bridegroom,-was ' S 4 0 -b r ^ s m a id ; ------B^rent-Jones,-brSther-of the bride, served as best man.. ' Llfida Teeter registered the _____pueat" anA.glll!»_wero_qrrBngcd tiyM iN ry Ann Jones, cousin or the bride, Mcxl Ash. Nedra West and Julie T w 0 m b 1 y. College foonimntcs o f tho brldo from nYU. Gify^rcrs wero Jeffrey . Joilmt~*nTf^nnlcl ^ n c s . • Tho bVlflfo’s tnbloâs covered wUhVraiteinco-cioth and cen- . tered with a four-tiored y/hito —-----wuddlnfrtoko-whlch-was-deeora- (e d .ln bluo nnd green. It was decorated with blue and green -— -Toses-Bnd’ topped wlth f " birds. for fa:ll ’69 ia - Bo ex-cpre^Bive, — — See-Oyr- iry.>wo Uylat— llluiKatad -mimpo'fthltpreHif— ' •xclijng collactlon PANT pump.glofngoueiv 1 | « f •ildlnal«'lrom femlnlnolooktliatyou O E I W 3 V A K&K... Non* (Inar In lli« lolll adore. M You'r* atwayv chio In our fi modaiala pricad .flald.,.n»v IP Idani In latjric, col6r,
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Just /Arrived I ' Matching Bag . . . $ 24«0 0 .. and the Paris: ' - r K f i e ’s ^ >' Black wllh illvar ' ' Ju n io r . . . In Lynwood •r thoealal* ‘ (Mown Use tho fôrls layowo/ or charge your purchayA on your -w lih floW_____ , Paris Chafflo-Plafe, Wo'll bo happy to>got, on# for you.
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AArs. BrbrCson ■ ■ Program Given Reports O n - j For T.f. Beta ^ Five-Week Trip , Tiieta Chapter'
■ SPRINDGALE - MrJ.'jamM Me V 'c rs .o f Beta Theta Chap* Bronson g a v « i r e ^ r t of her ter Nu. 6383 held -a participa fiverWeek trip to vanada- and tion program recently during a Alaska during,* recent meeting meeting at the home of Eva o f (he Springdale .Happy Home* Mehnken. The program , "Music maker# ExtenslOn. Club with apd’ H arm ony,' was presented M rs. R ay Zollinger-AS hosttsa. **-- Mthnketi,'«sslsted^ at ’ BronsotT"nenllortfed JhTjr made Ihttr h t a d g w lt is In An- , An ‘ addenda - w a » presented ch6raaeV-She-«Iab«aled-on-the honoring Olga Coburn ahd Retta Fiinpe Benoits beautiful scenic' drive to Valdez, P a g ^ w K o - ob-Sfe-rved-blrthday where they saw the Bridal Vale anniversaries this _monthj The and Horsetatl'Water F ills , pines r ^Tfthday coke was cut anB rc- and glaciers and where salmon fi^shments served by thft host- were belnB~brooglir;tirby“ boat " SUZANNE HILUARD for com mercial use. A resume of th'e-summer 1 Sossard livities was'given. In July sev Mh. AND Mrs; Thomas san ford Mrsi Bronsion mentioned that Valdez was'completely destroy Miss Hili-iqrd, eral .members-’ met at Smitty’s ed by the earthquake and tidal 'Pancake House, fdr a luncheon Artemis .wtive. on Good Friday,' 1984. It and social hour and members Valley Couple; Observe was the most spectacular city Martin Reveal and their husbands held a pot- of all she visited and it spoken luck luncheon ' at the country of as "T h e Switzerland of A la W edding l^laris horhe of Clara Brose. 50th Wedding /^nhiy ska.” It has an historical back* During the--August meeting, F A IR F IE L D — The children Church in W alla. Walla. Wash. grouiund,-having been discovered a blrlhaay celebration was held B U R LE Y —M r. and M rs. Rob In the Gold Room of the Rofiijr- of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas San* Mr. Sanford Is a native of New the famous Captain Cook in ert D. Hilliard, Burley, an ford will host a rcccptio'n - in Yorjc and M rs. Sanford Is from son Hotel In honor of Mrs.' nounce the engagement ^n d Mchnkci\ arid Minnie Benkula. . hondr Of th e ir parents* Golden Springfield/ M o. M r. Sanford A fte r th6 earthquake, it was forthcoming , marriage of their A guest at the liincheoh' was '.Wedding Anniversary from 2 to was '.manager of the C a m a s decided to move and rebuild the daughter. Suzanne, to Rodger Mrs. Betty Lee, a member of A p.m. Sept. 28 in the Com- P rairie Grain Growers unlii his nev^ Valdez five miJei trom the Martin, son of ■ Mr. and Mrs. The Rosa fn Portland. Ore.. and Wllliam-Tr-Martinr-Botse;------7 ■e.. - Room' T heir children are Mr.î Rob- M rs. M. H. Manning presided M iss'H illiard is a 1967 grad- AH friends of the couple are et (B efty Ann) Clark. Lnthrop, ait the meeting, with Mr?. Jqhn ■oHte of BUrley High School Callt} Mrs. Zane (Ruth) Har- Invited to attend, Tliey'request Peterson and Mrs. Wilmuth and attended University of Ida- and ft attending Boise Stale C61- -no-gifts.— - • — — ri5pn, HllLCity;-Mrs._Mac.(Mar- Daddow-a»-guMWFêj5j'et^T>al 1 vor~wh«a-& shft .was afflllatcdTlegerwher64i&-l6:a-junlormaJor-- ilee) EvehJtt. Boise, and Tom birthday gifts were received by wlth Alpha'G4m m a Delta Soror- Ing in accoiintihg and Is affillat- Mr. and Mrs. Sanford are long Bob SanlPrd^Carmel._Calif._A Mrs. M;-U'-Mannlng-and Mr8. ity. Presently she -Is' attending ed with Tau Kappa Epsllorr~ 'tim e Camas R rairle resMents. son,. R ay'S an ford , died a . few Bronson. Mrs. Zollinger assisted Boise State. College. - I A December wedding Is plan* ~Thiry—were—married rars-ngo.—The-cou ple-have- 1 2 by-Mrs-Donald-Adams,-served Mr—Martin-is-a-1957 graduate nod -to-b e held In-the Burley 91?. in t l ------tongtegauotiaL'grandchildren. iwrcshmetus. oOJoTah* High ScUDOl,- Boise,'nibV 'Pn:5byterlaTr-€hu«h7-----'
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Eacti fatl'Drexel offora u# . . . and you . . . a special reduced price on thoir fine Esperanto tine. We are pleased to invite you to see the new arrlvalsând Turn on a iMooth • 4 ‘to offetr’ you' tiiis'speCloi-iDrica-reductionr:— - • - lnitaad
trrut-I^tnal«d:fo^ly«lf(ii'flb«rflll~ ■^StTfrntwropi^flTtiddtd^hiping-- from nylon ond ipondex powtr loctiom, Skirt of opaqi»* nylon tricot. A , B, C 32-36 In F aihion SKort ‘ • j? n d Short lenolhi.' Whl»«, $ 6. ' >«iofd^^0w^held^p4eFi^nt{#=he»*^ — Cling-Maioi,— lK#y ilim whil« thty. • cling. Nylon and «pand«x power ______nBtjMlth-«ki»l|c-l«<|loopH«^k*ep— pontlo hots tmoolh, Irl 3 waUt ilzoii . S, M. L In? thigh ilzeti — ------7^
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i . , •1Z T!m M -No™ ,Twln Falls, Idaho Sunday, Sspt. 21, 1^6» Linda Johnspn Magic Valley Favorites W«tV‘t Wlnn»f Is Brid6 Of MRS. W O O D Y G ILM AN - Qaniral Dillvify, X«lch«m
L*mon Supremo Cake ICING J. G. Hadden Combine, two and one - half P A U L — Linda Dian Johnson, box lemon supreme cake cups* powdered sugar .and o n e-. and Johnnie' Gordon Hodden mix i ,. •. . . half .cup lemon juice. Do not. - were United in marriage Aug. i package lemon gelatin cook. Stir well,.and pour ove_r 22 at Emerson* LDS w a rf Chai>* 3 tablespoons flour . cjike. while cake is hot. -* el. The double’ring evening cer • ' cup cooking oil . Ine 'Times-Ncws w ill pay S3 emony was performed lyy-Btshpp •• I cup cold water . each week lor the best rec|pQ; EesterStaplemw;------■— :— — -| sijbmlttcd (or M agic Valley Fu- ^ vorltes, If you have a! favorite *Iê bride is the daughter of M ix all dry Ingredienfs'togeth- M rând Mcs.-Donald.R.'Johrtson -.-Add cooking-oilrmixing-well, recipe, just mall it to the Recitw ■and .the-brJdegroom .Is.- the. son add w atec_and-m lx_W fl 1. Oapartment, Women's f a ^ .fc-d-'- iibr7~The~rcclin—ijecomes the- - of M K and M rs. Arthur Haddep, ____ eggs and mix. Bake' at 375 degrees in a 10 by 12 by 3*inch property of the Times- all Paul. ^ L*Rnnot-^)^'rttuFncd.) The-churchrchapel-was-decor-’ pan for 30~minutes.. ated.wlth a .white arch accentcd with' green fern and while bells, flanked by multi-colored gladioli In beautji baskets. Juan's College of Hair Design The bride, given In marripge )y her father, repeated her wed luan’a Collejga|K Design has the staff and ex- ding vows wearing a . fioor- peirlenco. to tr ^ . you to bo a real professional In length wedding gown of white the farrioua Pivot-Point Hair Desisning. Don't ac- satin.- fashioned wfth a rounded copt loss than tho best neckline, pearl buttons down , . . our Rroduates are back and an A-line skirt. The always In demand. Call lace jacket over the satin fca* tured long bell lace sleeves. Hershouldtfr.-length veil, o f ill-
cap.trim m ed with crystals and teardrop petals-6n-4ho-foreheadr She. oarried a cascading ar- 577"Lynwoatf:MaII ra n g em en t-of white-, rosebuds nd-carnations surrounding ' Lynwocd Shopping Cantar /hjtj orchid. 'Her-ontj^^jew'Jlry*v?irs*7«trl earrings and she carricd a white Phone 733-7777 Jace handRerChiefTTrade b y Vei ice Pederson. ■Gloria Johnson7 sister of the T na id- -honoF, Bridesmaids_wcre KarLHadden. l^ p «_ P y k rin n fa sister of the bridegroom, and C X H ang© Joleen Feltm an. Penny, Dayis was flower girl.' iin rh pon .9p»t t>eait-H adden-brothei- of- the bridcRroom. was.best man. Ush- -liThe'-Country-pals ers w ere Brad Hadden, brother tension Club is to b t in charge of the bridegm om . nnfi-Diiand of-table'-Sue-Juddr pointed- to be in charge of .the and soloist was Merlene Vêcl- card table d isplay when the_club NewcoTners^Host met at the n ^ e of Mrs. An- T he newlyweds greeted guests nabelle Sharp-TVlrsrRIcJrusiiek- j G a l H u n t e r G e t s at a reception In the LDS Cul was a guest. Hawaiian Luqu tural Hal] after the ccrem ony.-. A ll membcr.s are asked t o The brlde’s table was covered bring one gift idea for the holi. BURLEY_-JThc Burlcy.Ntw- .with-white—lacc-over pink and day idea luncheon.'The next comers Club opened its fall centered with a two-tiered ;yed- meeting will be Oct. 16 at the season with a Hawaiian Luau ding coke decorated in pastel home of Mrs. Wilma Allen with •d__ dinner__ at__ t.h. What does a young housewife head and .make certain It~has a the lesson-on-''Blender -Basics." Stampede Cafe. white wprirfir _ T h e_w eii j -----1. ._ . 1.- .u- one in j£oniln«?nLplace'in,her. dihg cake was flankpri hy ar------her-famiiy-tOTdraw-iiv-a-mouo- ."EacH newcomer— ^\^s weT. — Whunnnot hunting; she checks •■comed at ^the do6r by club of rangements of whi^ carnations. ' . ':tain gdat hunt? Lodge Deputy J iroceries at Buttrey's in th« ficers IvKo pre.scnted leisV New. Refreshrhents were served by , She" goes out and gets her ilue Lakes Shopping Center. comers-honored. were Lila Gill, Mrs. Wayne Davis, Hazeiton, goat. For the past ten years or so. Jane Butcher, JoAnn Osterhout. Mrs.. Julio Luna, sister of the Is Elected M rs. Van Zante had done a bit Priscilla Van Zante,’ v<îfe of Karen Roberts, Ann' Ncilson, bride; and M rs; Herman Hiret- of pheasant hunting but she has Richard Van- Zanie,'327 Monroe K a th y. Davidson, Romona tig and Mrs. Walter Will, both FILER — Mrs. Tom Lancas never gone on a big game hunt. St., shot a fem ale mountain goat Crane, Katherine Butcher, Helen Hazeiton, ter was elected lodge deputy .....at about-the-9,000-foot.elcvalion On her first hunt_she_ brought for the ensuing year at the first down a rare mountain goat with Walker,-Adelia-Cole.-Julio John- Guests were registered by In the Russian John area Mon- son 'and Mnrcle .Rcincke. M rs.j-Lulio .U m a...sister-of the m eeting' o f ~ th e " fall season of ■------.■ day in the lirill Big- tjuiiw- JiuiiL - ■ -shot-from-hcr-aTO rifle,, shooting down and from an bride, and gifts were., by Sallx_Smlthcc’s Jlawaiian M rs._lren e Childers Was api -angle,------— =-----— by Judy Feltmanr-“~ ...... ra^-out-300-lb- Dancers, K ay Lynn Jones, Chris pointed deiegale to the Rebekah Her husband, who gave her The couple took a wedding 350 yards and killed the animal Hansen, Cheryl Hansen and Pol' trip to Sun Valley. Assembly to be held In October with one shof. although she fired a few pointers on firing a rifle ly-Cflrgill. In Boise. before they left on the hunt, Special honored guest at the — A-busincss-nleeting-was-con- —Thtr-chm tcr~wns“ dral>ed” fOr said he didn't expect she woulc'' w c d d ln g ~ w a s —Ôhir~1HiraarnT it because of some irouble with ducted by Mrs.. Colleen Jonas Mrs. Frances Johnson. _ como-hqmo-with-the-trbphy.., Guests attended from Eden, g.— the gun."- — ------and it was announced'the next Hazeiton. Burley, Boise, Je A potluck dinner, w ith r-a r - Chances are the young house, Mr. Van Zanto who has ‘ dinner meeting will be Oct. 1. rome. Pocatello, H eû rn and rnngements by tile social com wife will do a bit more big In" for a permit every year The dining room was dccor- Rupert. - m ittee,..was held, prior to the gom o hunting in the future.--- — several years- has hever-hnd a tod-wllh-Îsh-ncts fllled-wlth - ¥ ¥ ...... business meeting. The next * s permit. This year his wife drgw .shell.s. and an oritl'que trunk meeting Is at 8 p.m. Tuesday. _ and the couple.and.several spilling-out. Ids.and-jewels.— ------Iriends pacTied Into the moun Pink And Biuo ... The tables were decoratcd In Salad Luncheon tain goat area. cenlorpieces of driftwood, fruits W om en Tie . The goat, weighing about 100 Shower Held and giant sea shells. ' Slated Tuesday pounds, was probably si For Best Loser old and while the meat A salad lunchcon was ached be any trdat, Mrs. Van Zante RICHFIELD —• Mrs. Lloyd Decorating ■„ ( I n » ) - T l r — ...... ------Ailcd.-lBr, ..Tuesday, .whfcn-m&m Tinnid-for ...... bora of the Mothers Club of the honor at a pink and blue show of the week between Olllema First -Chrlstian Church met for Armstrong and Bonnie Fry, er recently at the home of Eva Program Given their September meeting In the King. M rs. Charles Erwin and each losing four pounds, when church parlor. Membcr.s will M rs, Charlie Jaynes were co* A progrom nn Interior decor members of . the Nix-On-Plx work on bazaar items after the hOKtOSSCR, ating was given -by - Marilyn TOPS Ciai) m et recently at the Events lunchcon. Twin Fails City-Hail. Gam e prize wlnne^.^ Bart and Doris. Rynll when Mrs. Paul M oseley gove the -M lS._J^08S_ Swninston. M r .s. members of the M erry Marrletls Twenty - two. members' were ■------FItER-=-Ths Harbor.-House.______1.1,- entff-M rr ttn d -M rC T ylc Deeds; giie.stfi...... the Mngic Vnlle'y Harbor House. She w ill Join her husband In Menibers hosted a fanilly pic ■'ThV'Twln Falls Chanter, No. A spcclal.prlJio ,wni ■WQ£Lby Mrs, W oodw ard,’ Okla., ■ where they nic In August ot Harmon Park. 1!), Order of Eastern Star, will Canfield. will reside after moving from The next meeting Is with Virgin- Hostfisses w ere Mrs.- Dunne , m eet nt‘ 8 p.m. Tuesday In Uio ’ ortland.______Ja_Jcnao. -HanB«n-«nd-Mc»^lm_Llndaftyi ------Masnnlc'TemplP;— ’------^------~panty-pair~ P A U L — Tlio Women'.'? .'jpclety .of Chrliitian Service of the Paul United McHiodisV Church will Something New from Hanes! hold its regular biiHlni'ss m eet ing at 2 p.m. Thur.nday at the -hoinoof_Mrfi^ ■ Mrs...... DiivcKraus Krai Sr., will servo ______""..co^lmsjess^ju|[[< Snmpfi _wlll ...... ac't-ns -program chnlrmnn;- and 4ho lestion, "llo lv Ijtnd.-' will ‘ Riven • •bv Rev. boiu boiiald • -Endecs •ho “TUio Kiiperr Hav^ o u -seenr P A U L — n il! annual plo and Ico cream social, H))on9orcd b} the Women’s Soclotv (if Clirlu tlan .Servlcc of the ra n) Unltel -M cth o d U l Churehi wlll-/bo h«ld p a g e - 1 3 i n t h e
room. Tho ovont Ik iluted ior 7 b,m ..,l'rlday. Co-chalrnjen 'nru .M r».'lin | lis McClellan and Mrs. (Icrald Schncldorr Fam ily W eekly? 'I' V Women o f the Moose will mcnt at ti;30 p.m. 'Riesday at the /•loose Homo.^ '•
...... _ArUXIuli_wlU m eet at 1 p.m. Wednesday ai the homo of Mrs. Delburt Craig, W e~k£m e^thefft^ 3B4 Madison St, Mrs,' I.eo Mul- ^ > Ilnq w ill assist wllli refresh- monts. Clara Walton ‘wIll de monstrate ' making wallpaper beads for ^he j^rograin.
TIiQ* M entor/C lub w ill meol ------sra'pnîrweHtatvy-wKh-Mrfir Bill' Couberiy. . Mrs. Roy El- lenwood J«^6-hoiieM,
. HOBBfEfl* DISCU.WED '■ • FILER — Hobbles for , the downtown , coming year Were dlscuined by mcmbori of (he Mnry Time . Club when they met for their "Shoes for the, , , • September meeting at the home . .' . and the Junior . '- ■ ^ r M r i , H arley WlllJnma, Won- “r : “ *a6irMffl7Xlld'l>l0rterrocelved .. _ .Enti re.,.farrll ly ’',L. .... a- alft. .Mra../* pound i 'Contest deadline Is Dec. 1. of loaf with beaten e gg and . Indication, more than 400.000 . pork, mixed well together Izcd LDS Church, ■ Hagcrman the Aug. 7 rl{c5 uniting in mar- 1939._pach_ recipe should be pul cover, tQpÔf loaf.wIth milk Soft- • , Bivnch. was ihe selling for th ria ce , Susan D arrington.'and amateur male cooks will enter 1 cup..milk' on iT separate sheet of paper, ened potato chips, also, Bakd 8acramcnt'X)f marria'gc unltlni Neidon Z. . Mitchell. Presfdent the cortipetition.___ . ______sponsored'...... by with* the name and, address of ■ pound, soft liv er pato or WUa D/ktntn Phin TneritiitA tntnr. for one hour at 329 degrees, Bilik} Jo LcmmQn. daughter' P arley A rave officiated at the the Potato Chip In&titute In te r Ihe entrant. Entries should be livcrwurst Rouble rin g c erem on y.______1 national. More-lhan J,000.000 en- 1 ecE ¥>/■'* ■parents of the new lyw^.s a r e ' " ' '- — ' ------• teur Cooking Championship, U teaspoon nutmeg . W O RK D A Y H E LD — J . D a r rMr. and Mrs. Earl J. DarrMr. Darring- the competition was launched ^ teaspoort'WIspice 2830 Payne . Ave., Cleveland, KING H lLl^The Unlted Pres- Ion;’ Declp;' and' Mr.’ and Mrs. in lO&l. and' the nine previous Ohio 44114. Salt and P e p ^ r* lb taste. held .Aug.,24.__>vith E lder Clif- Nn^MISfiell. HurlejT T r “ hnve •ford P re m o e ,-fn fh c r o f ■ the _Thosc,. who accompanied the stock clerk to a missile special-. Here” 'is a ’ sample o f , a- re- until soft. ■ • (Jay recently and made a quilt . bridegroom, officiating. couple to the temple besides 1st.! pional prite'W inning recipe from ■ Press meat mixture into a for It needy family and sorted. The worship center Was dec* their parents were M r. and Mrs. . Riiles for-the competition arc-j (he 1968^9‘competition: greased loaf pan and'then slide clothing for world, service. >orated with an open Bible, a' Melyin Darrington. M r. and simple; Any, Inhle amateur cook . low ari'angcment of gladioli and Mrs. Dai;rbl| Darrington. Mrs.' may enter the Championship by a large candle. Candelabra and J. Harry Darnngion, M r. and sending'in original recipes of. baskets, of pink ahd'w hltc glad* M f^G aylo Richihsi-Mrs. Nor one or more mnin tlisnes using ' loll completed the setting: ' man Hurst, Mrs. Orva Rjchins potato chips'as anl Ingredient. I^scorted to the altar b y her and Ann Darrington. No box tops, labels or coupons —father.-the—bride—wore an_A^ _iAfteic—4he—ceremony.— thirty • • -in-submitllhg'rdcr Hne gown o f white flarin. The metnbei;s of the wedding o a r t i gown was fashioned with a high were guests at a buffet dinrer bodicp line a iid ’a scooped ncck- at the Star Dust in Idaho Falls, Cash prizes will total S2,35.(), Unc. Lacc appliques acccntcd hosted by. the bridegroom’ s par according to Harvey F. Noss, the necklin« edge and skirt. ents. Sr., executive vice president of \ Knroll Now In Scars f Matching lace edged her chapel- A reception was' held- the fo l the. Potato Chi[j Institute Inter 'og»_»t|t»eV'«ônbridegroomf bcidi - CTibrOldered-:Chantilly^lace,-:;The. oloths=«Dd=centcred=with=«r: -tiaLsecvioe.- presided at the coffce itervicc. Out - o f ■■ town guests attended hcmllnt-oLthe-A-Jinfc-gawiUWlvs xangcments—featuring__ a__ tur». Jacque Premoe, sister of the Serving punch were Mrs. Har- fronj Independence.’ M oi; Lani trirhm’ed in ttie same Chantilly qubise candle and gold chrysan- - t r ia c g r o o m r T »« S ia W at tRe thBmniHsrnrBold'bowlrteiiTvlth •guest book. o f the bridegroom, and M'rs. Coeur dÂlene, Boise, Twin A - crystalline • bow held the turquoise ribbons. Fei • - Falls, Jerome, Wendell, Castle; ■r The reccption table.____ floor-length _veil_of— matching —Cousinr-Df-the~brtdg;~DCniSe Classes tentatively set for ...... _ wmte lace cloth, was luhl and SlrifsTTCSlin ~ i5Hrrwhi5H'"reTl“ lRr6~‘a—long RichlnsT^falne^Rlchins, Car- Septamber 29.“ centered with a five-tiered wed Also assisting with the recep The newly marrieds are re- train. len©' Rlchins, Jeanie Darring- ding cake made by the bride’s tion were Mrs. A n Kaster, Mrs. sfding at 126 Linden St.. Lamftni, She carried a cascading bou- tpn and ChrJilinc-Dartingloiu. i-»ufinaiiôiiiiiiKwii._|vira.:aillington^Mrs-S g au m Jowarwhcre both arg attendinR Q u c f o f ' split'AVhlte carnations «u»rvM — AgglcUng VAftem ^ or E^nlng C(asiet.~ A rose floral arrangement on Thornton, Mrs. Howard Carlson. Graceland College. Mrs. Premoe and greenery centered with with the serving were Mrs. Nor ^the top tier and bn each of Mrs, William Hendrickson and is a senior m ajoring in . music white orchid and . tied with man Wood, Mrs.. Bruce Turner, Mrs.'Howard Winegar.------• education-and the bridegroom white ribbon.. Mrs. Johnny Darrington and Floral arrangements and cor is a. Junior with a pschology Mrs; Blaine Jensen, the M rs. Melvin Darrington. ENROLL NOW IN OUR which was served by M rs. Ron- sages were made by Mrs. Frank major. bride’s sister, served as matron Guests • attended from Salt of honor. Her bridemalds w ere Lake City, Ogden, Helper,. Ida- NOTIONS AND Nllehe. Mllthell. sister of the bridegroom; Pamela Hunt, a YARDAGE DEPL 3l N o. 43 paod-Matron Feted nloce-of-Uha-brider-Doedra-BcU- and M arjorie W ood .' Yellowstone National Park, the Open Tuei. A Sat. 9:30 aim. Conducts Firsf~ —Dell-Mitch6Urbrother-of-4he. tiewlyweds-residc-at-500-S.-697 bridegroom, served as best man. Provo, Utah. They are t o 6 p .m . „• By QES~CliapferNcr^23"“ Ushers were Jay, Douglas and - udents at Brigham Y< MAIN AVE. W. David Darrington, brothers or ShoR Mon., W ^ ,. Thurs., FrL Meet O f Season HAILEY — Mrs. Eula T. Chii’ University. eluded Gale-’Anderson. Ca the bride, and Brent and Bnice cott, Kellogg, worthy grand ma' M arjorie Wood and Nilene SEARS, a on u cx 4 co. 'til 9 p.m. T w in Falls, Idaho bridge, worthy patron;'M r Mitchell, brothers of the bride* The first regular meeting of tron of Idaho for the Order of Roberta Showalter, Nam(>a, ; Mitchell hosted a personal-pan- Bethel No. 43, Jnternational Or groom. try shoWer for the-bfide. Eastern Star, was honored re sociste matron; W illia ' A foui>tIered wedding cak «, der of Job's Daughters, was cently when she mode, her of- Grange, Twin • Falls, ass6ciate trimmed with white satm Icing, held recently with DeAnne Es- nciaj^^visit to Bethanv Ctiaptcr patron; M rs _L a u ra CaUi ' ■linget*.. honored "qiieBin~~TTe8td^ :-M rs:^ E l' Turquoise buds', wfiTte roses and .Past—matrons_of_the .lodga filfi_Mo.«ley; Twin Fails, chap LJIifia_ot-tlie-yaUey'^decorated = Introduced w ere ’ M rs. Betty hosted O' luncheon at the East lain ;' Mrs. Jiioa-Wardr-Wallacer the cake which was baked • In Davis, guardian o f Beth ‘ " Tozk-Jiomo-of-Mrjh-DotrrRtrm^ organist; Sirs. Helen Icola, Kel square layers and arranged on ôrJimi Clark, associate s «r ; 'ITieme of the luncheon was logg, Ruth; Mrs. Florabelle an oval base Which was placed dian or Bethel No. Mrf, " f ji^ ^ ^ iw w e r ” ' anil su’quper Dunkie, Cataldo, M artha; Mrs, 9n a mirror. A large whito satin "it wasn’t the electric heat MOTian Jenkins, p is t ^ a i ^ I a n flower*'of every kind decCTrat- Cladys Stanton, Arco, warder, bell completcd.the top arrange- . o f BetJiel No. 56, and A rtrW y- «d |;He home. Mrs. R a m s e js and Mrs. Harold Holm, Idaho ment on the cake. THAT SOI.D US ON THIS HOUSF' . lie, pa^ associate âfdlan’ of presented. Mrs. Chilcntt a gift. Falls,- sentinel. Guests were . regl«tered ,by Bethel No.-56 and graiid outflr BUT NOW WE WGUIDN-T MAVC ANYTHING ELSE ' She was honored at a dinner Six past grand matrons who Mrs.-MIke-Maithews, cTHisln'of ‘ ^ UTl igu ard. ■Hfthe “Masonic'Temple-attend attended Included“ Mrsr-Orace the bride.- Mrsr ijirry'M eadr ‘ Installation w as held fo r Har^ ed by .'66, ’ i^rsbns, which was Johnson*.' T w in Falls, who is and Mrs. Gayle: Rlchins ar —>Iot- Tulioch, Tereasa- Skinner, sarvftd. by--membcrs-iof._Bctliel serving, on.the charter's com ranged the-gifts-on-a-jable Vicki Gentry, Carol Grosaalnt No. 30. Job'S'Daugtiter.s. . mittee . of the .General Grand which was covered with « full and Carolyn Senr.vas presented a gift The (lireo past grand patrons encc Hedrick, directors of from tha .chnpter by. Mrs, Ida Introduced w ere Aubrey Smith, Irons, and four worthy patrons d i . i epochs; Mrs. Dan Simb,‘custo Broadlnirst. associate, niatron. Merldlon; J}imos W.h e e lock, from otrer chapters. .Other'vls^ dian of paraphernalia, and Mrs, Mr. Chllcott wns presented a Caldwell, and Oviil Caskey, Itors represented 30 chapters In Cttdoa-GcaniôspIlaUty^__ Ungli-Rlft-by-Jilvln-Btoolcs, The Ibrarian's - report wa.i >vlth Mi^. Neal Nyblad singing Among those present were al Guests were' welcomed bx given by Kim Nelson. ".lobie an opproprinte medley; so IS Grand representatives; IR Mrs. Paul Marlow, worthy ma* o f the M eetin g" was Caryn Other officers o f tho G r n i| d ipointees, a n d committee tron, and Irvin Davis, worthy , ThomP5otb_Dlrthrfay..alrJ» ->voip airmen;., seven..worthy— ma- patron ol-Bethany Chapter.— Iânne Doollttlo. Denlta Esiing- -er; Cindy-Shane, Vicki - young, " rthy-Peavy.-Julie Dodds. Re- nca liamby and Romona Darry. only by — Women-Meet~ -^MAK^fACTOR-
The Friendship Clrct® of the •Vnmen nf the -Mooatt. -' the10 homehi of Mrs. Charles Mat’ tice, with M rs. Gailene Carlock .-Bssisun/;.------Mrs.i M ay M eader, Friendship -chairman.- opened the meeting. M rf, G eorge Me Glnnls,-sucrO' . tary, gave her report. • M ri, R obert WiJlinms led Jbe _pray«r-and-Mrar-Char4os-M«U ~ T icy i Pfl ino't iflg Bumtg:------^— , Hostosfl gifts.w o re presented .t(^M rs. W illiams and Mrs, Gono Tyner, Memhors were dresScd In coi' -tutn»~io-r6prflsoni~iontr-titler -for-foU-call.^ ------:— B o lM '
Luncheop Held 7 ' ' ‘W e bought this Gold. Medallion iiomo because It was so nice, not because o { tlie cleo- Mrs. Grace Samples and Mrs; Id ia h o trie beat,'" sajr th e Stoilu. “B u t it didn't take us William Armga served.a dessert luncheon to* members o f the l o n g t o f a l l in l o v e w i t h t h e w o r m f l o o i s , e s p e c ia l- Past Oracles Club recently at . iy when getting up with A e ctiildren at nighL ; the homo of Mrs, I?lva Olson. Mrs, Dona Walker, president, P ow ier A n d w o enjoy the cleanliness oflit, the nl()sonce otnolsa-or nui.«inceL-Atot-our-id the N e W .G O L D E N E L E Q ^ A N C E S p r ^ J W s t pologinie afternoon wan spent p la y in g games. The October m eeting Is a luxurious frag ran ce p reaen lallo n In ■’ ' with Mrs. Grant Kunkle, Kim- berly. ’ H Y P N O T I Q V e • PRIMITIF • 6 0 L D E N W O O D S ■ P M M E S S e ,
; Book Reviewed
SPRINQDALB n* \fra.'Wayna ; Wooland presented n ruvlevrnf »he book! "T h e TTiIrd a ir l.” written by AHath*. Christie, wnen theêlles LaltMa Guild mot recently at tha' tome &f Mrs. Blllv Kidd.
business m eeting' und M rs. T . W.. Mattiiewa w A i .flrAmoMUii- ■ 1 4 Times-Naws, Twin Falls, Idaho ■ Sunday, Sept. 21, 1969 ■-
By ABIGAtt. ™ BUREN
. ' D E A R , A B B Y : /Last w cckÎ
B a r (r^ iv °c % did grow a beard whUche y/ns i • ^ .New'York') I saw many rcJa* In x ollege because he rook the • tlves Ihcre I hadn’t.seen In a part of Maiiduff'in Macbctli and ^ the-diroctop-was-striving for t long time. One nephew rd ld n ’ t AD EFFECTIVE — SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21if «vcn'rccognizc. Hcâd a beard realism and all the male mem- j like hff just came out of the bers of the cast were asked* THRU, Wednesday; September 24 ^ to grow their own beards. * JOondlke. .and bushy hair, like STORE HO UR S^ yVEEKDAYS 9 o.m ■ - a girl's. He's not a nipple. He’s Then • m y son went into the ^ ■ a T^'al sm art collcsc kid. I was Aritiy, and he hhd to shave his ■ SUNDAYS— 10 a .m . to 7 p.i shocked, and told him right (o beard because beards are not at- . • “ “ ■ •his^rc^thatT'tholIghlTife-no&K^ 10 wed-ln-the“Arm 5'r-This-js -to ‘ ,ed -disgraceful. laugh bccausc one of his fore ' T ow ard the end of the eve bears served with the Union. A r ning this' bearded long • haired m y In the Civil War, and HE “ nephew ”cnme“over“to-me-a7id w orc~a ' facrard,-- and“ I have' the Bald, "Un'cle Dave, I ’ve been photos to’ prove • w atching,you all evening, and N ow that m y son Is .home ■you must have smoked a pack again hc‘ grew his beard back, • ' o f cigaret's'. I'll make p deal and whenever w e arc out some- with you,.if you will quit smok- whernrpg tri mi>-'»hnt thr»rc Is a -^les8-y©u-'want-y
----- CEAR_UlBX:_ljjiliIdinse to ask “ Disgustddi“ -what-tn-hGr © E A R , ------, opinion Is a NO R M A L haircut? long hair, a beard and sandals e ----- !nrGcorge-Waihmgton%--dQy7 •'ind-l-m-sur»-lf-H&-wcro walk- r • men -wore their , hair shoulder in g atound that w ay today no- : length, usually powdered; and body .would call him a "hippie.” t caught In the back with a black Can you give me a definition ‘ ribbon; And G eorg? Washington of a hippie? t was neither^ effem inate or ab . . J E R R Y B normal.' Suppose your son were to say DEAR JERRY: No. But .—fo youj-s“ Mn7J=wl*ihT,>-ou'd-wea£ a norm al hem llnel" E x a ctly what length would that be? Styles change constantly, and like it 'o T F o t r :''lh ls - t o o shall E ve ry b o d y - h a s -'a —problem. pass,” What’s youfs? For. a personal AGRANDMOTHER: reply write to Abby, Box 697P0, . MIDDLEBORO, MASS, Los Angeles, Cat. S0069, and en close a stamped, self-addressed DEAR ABBY: Re all the talk envelope.
OES fAagic Chapter N6-. 82 Summer activities came to ari No. 82, who Is moving to Boise, end and fall projects moved Into was brought to the cast and ^ full swing with the first meeUng given a special tribute and gift of the"Scason'forMagic Chapter from-the'chaptcr.~The~tribute K o . 82, Order of Eastern Star, was read by Mrs. Howard at (h^ Masonic Temple. Ehresman, Twin Falls, past ma M any out-of-town visitors were tron. Mr«r. -G range -left -behind recognized from -Missoulai one of her paintings for con Mont.:,Maxwell, N- M., Wendejl, tribution to the interest and be . Hollister and Hagerman. Mrs. nevolent fund.’ Esther Terry,,B charter member Refreshments were served In' ( o f • Magic Chapter. No. • 82 ' now the dining room ,,b y M r. and .___ residing In Maxwell, N. M., re M rs. Richard Pence, M r. and tains her membership,In, th e Mrs. Jack Clough, Floyd Pol« •local— chapter— Wilma— W ertr h m tr-M ra. Agues M anlll, M t S. worthy matron ,pf Star of the Knull and Mrs. Boyd. West Chapter, Wendell, and three members of that chapter w ere Introduced. / ■ ■ Fund,Raising N o w a£ spcdiJ litdc priccs- Resignation of‘ tJie lissociate conductress w a s.read and ac- Projept Set By ’ ceptrd-b yth e' cliaplcr “ ^ 2 everytfi/ng. Scoop up tho whole prcclous Jot«RJfll)t now. And bo ^ addenda honoring the children S tho most smell Bblo little girl In town. GOLDEN AUTUMN by m o f the worthy matron and Job’s Daughters g Frinco MatchabellU '■* • w orthy patron, M r. and Mrs, a. ' ^ ^ s , ' ' ' -''s Robert Black, was given for • H A G E R M A N - A bulled too'da , their help at home, enabling the traveling basket was decided up couple to carry on the work on -as-n -m ca n s to rniso funos o f the’ chnpter. Ench was given fo r the bethel a f the rcccnt a special gift, and, In turn, the meetlnc of Job’s. Daughter^, children, I ^ ri and Rrtlwrt, Bethol No. 45.______^ I f i Will bake an p ies-and peaches,tft cqmmorid for the l)asket, after purchasing thcmf.for thfelr *orlhw hlle work an Itent from tho basket, then In ihe community and wj(h the piisse.s it on (o another member. youth o f the valley' Linda Phillips wan appointed Teache^fl Iti atlendanco were chairman to Htart a scrapbook Mrs. Bill Moron, Mrs, Cleo fo r the' bethel., She w ill bo' as- — ‘ ShorthnusorMr.irClnrtyfl'nnyd; Biiited-by-Joyoo-Siandnlr-Kathy. -— Mrsr-MargunrilfrKnull-nnd-Mrsr -WJll;lns.andJ\ngla.RDblnsoh._— Chris Slane, honored ' queen, Paul Remaley, Chapter No, 2Q, hosted a rcccnt wat6r skiing Twin Falls. purty.aL the. Slano ,rlvcr_cnbin. M rs. WlIllnm GrnnRo;-grand Tho ilbrnrlan's report'was glv- -represcjitallisjiUJiflhJn. ‘ .^ d e r ^ c f Haatorn Star^ Chapter , O.ncar Andenon presented ca- • JWr»,-Dalft. "• dlan, .and Snm Bishop, associ Rev. Barrett ate, guiitdlun.' ,;, Hffrcsluncnta wero served by Donnlu-Lmikoc,-Kri«-WHl' =fs^pea feef=For— Church' Women Area Methodist
WENDnW. - Rsv,-Wllllnm ’ Barrett, nasior of the Unllnl ■WSCS Convenes P resb ylerlan Church, Jerunie, wa# RueHt spcnlter at a I'liffc.n WENDnf.L - Mr«. Earl I.ow- hmjr aponsored by the IJniied ry and Mr,i, W alter Weisman ho.tted • tho .September meeting . Prcdbylcrinn Women at t h e of the Woiiton’.s Socloty nf Chris- hom e o f Mrs. Harold IIolftln|{er. ting .SiTvlce of the United Meth- ■roisrornmn- , Ic , “ ChanRlng Rolo of Womnn 'llie devotlonni Service, "No In the QHirch," One KxrKTlPfl M e ," and the les- T h e worship was prcsonlcd by non on I ’ likljiinn w ere fllven by Mrs,, Nciil AmliroHu. A vocal M rj. Hiifih Ciildwull, • VIhiuiI «o lo ’ w a s sung liy Mrs. Jolui ajdON }i[|{]ill|ihlcd tho nnrralloii Steppert,' Mrs. E. J. llcnncti M rs., JtHlh W/jiilur nuuUiict'. . led (ilnRlng. a flurl iH'JonglnK to Mca. Cald- T h e nominating commlUeo'fl AVelUwlu>-r«o«Jved-lt-ns-ft-pin — i^porf wflFlic^Cfttca—n'lrfoi: trom II nephew who Is an etpi •low fli M r«. Gfiriud I'lcrro and triiât engineer In Pahhlim i M rfl, W rnrrls .Schlfflor, co*pros- A report on tho Festival of , Irient niwi p rogrftm 'chairm en; Fallh meeting held recently jn M rs. John NewhroWRh, fellow- Caldwell was ufvcn liy Mrs, Lll- , «h lp ; M s. R oy Blnlinp, world Jliui Mrirlon. M rs.. Hay Tener •crvlc o, nml., M rs. , llolslnger, inoriiid fur tho courtusy com* nomSnutlns t'ominltlco, jltlee. ' T h^ adsoclauon prenented Pliins for tho Quiet Day nn^ gift to the M«morlnl I'liiul In vices wero nuido and scheduled .'memory of Carl MMrliiiiand for Ortnl>er. .Sorvlcen will, bo “ JlonrySuffn* ...... held- Jolntiy with members -o f ■ Jlostosses foP the cof/eevhmir (lie Unlled fêthodlbt Church of '■ were Mm. Holsinwr, Mr». Now HiiRcrninn. - »rougl)', M rs. Edifvln UlKcrU and Thu nurVc.
■ r Sopday, Sept. 21, 1969 , Tlmes'News, TwIa/aIl8, iJdho'. 15
Servic_e.o|lhc_Orecon-Idaho con- Portlarid.- -AttendsMeet rererice o! the United Methodist purp^se of; the meeting -'was, R u p^ Works churches, has returned home to plan the summer -school -o (\ C \ £ T L E F 6 r D - M rs. - Earl from attending the executive missions for 1970 and the annual Heidcl,-. vice p res id en t'o f the meeting-of-thiff group-at Blest meeting of -the-WSCS-to-be held ' To Get M. p. Woman's S o c ie ty o f Christian Haven Conference Camp near next April 30 In-Eugene. O rp.--" In Gommuraty
"'SUPERTînid'okaVCourity's lack of sutflcien'r doctors^ long a p ro b le m 'fo r area residents, m ay gpnn -ho- rP00 would Iw a good figure to work with.-The '"Innocence.'’ • ... - fund would- pay for a prospect's — ^__ Nothingj2Quid ba mocB_ai:)prQPriate! In the places . trip-to-thc-jrTCtmn-d hTs'Iodging while-here looking-over the sit of earth where diamonds are mined, the last thing you uation, • • -would expect to find .is a-diamond — r in blue earth,* reached through-ancient river conglomerate, granite,. "Thosc-having-dDnated-to-date ; Tporphyry, and morel nclgde Rotary. $100; Anderson -umber, $50; . Ballontyne’s Mar The* diamond, found usually In an humble earthy • kets. 5100; Minidoka Drug. WO; ;matrix‘gained its hardness in crystalline urvdert" Henscheld- Floral. S25: Walk 'jDressure of pejjhaps^.^ mllHon pounds pSr inch.for mil- - M ortuary. $50; Dr. B. K. Hum- hrey. $100; Rexall Drug, $50; lions of years. ' I T JU ST WASNTT H E R day — or "was H? Carrie Ridge, L o s C arrie said she-Wasjjnhappy about her crushed c a r — but was • iupcrt Medical , Clinic. SIDO; And yet'— • cut and polished It Is the most trans -Angclesrjeft foregniui«l,ljBa iusi-parlcea-lier.car-b-a-Los-An------mlghtyTe»eved she wasn’t still in It at the time; There>AvereThe Lloyd’ s 'F lo ra K 550; BiU Stras* parent, reflective "pure” thing you may ever see. This gelcs parking lot Friday, when a 'd rive r out of control careciH no serious injuries. - In -...... the freak... .. mishap, . . though- - - „ ...... two otheroti cars - ser. SlOO; and Rupert Chamber - cd up tho-rainp, flew throu^ the air and landed atop her car. In the street wcrc.alSDJnvolvcdJn the affair. (UPI telephoto) . of Commerce, $100. - IS sheer innocence gnd beautyl ______Hard*boiJe'd scientists are corning now to believe ' -Several-physiciana h'ave-visit- - cd the area In the recent i>ast. that *ove is the greatest thin^ and"the~most powerful— Swiss~BaiiilcersTPledge-To-Gooperate— uana- -Mr_iUchardsc)n_said,.'and_i' ' in the world. .The admonition ,"love one another" . anticipated more contacts ~meahs-*lwant -tfi- do ■gooct-tQ-ohe-anotheg.lL-Thajpower be made in tKc immediate of this idea,abroad in the earth makes the power-ot lure, He said prospects lo_oJt —the atomlc bomb-lqpk-sraaU.ihdeed^.1...... , . With-UiSi Iii-Tracing Griminal JFmids Gharges Filed promising for the community. • • When'you love someone, you wish to do good — (IIFt)— ITnltpH wifift^nklng t only good — for that someone. Again — -Innocence Switzerland %vill not abandon action agaih$t the Mafia, the fight against international By Sheriff Practice Round ' — guiteldssness in the extreme^ So. the diamond is banking secrecy but*— w ill The government - - statement crim e “ superficial and teden- . surely,the-mQst_appcopt:iata-m93senger of love...... cbntlnuc—negotiations - with” the coincidcd w!lh-publication of tious." ‘ • ------: ------T hree Buhl Juveniles, t w o United States to facilitate The United States is presently boys and a girl, have been For Volleyball There is no substitute for a diamond In this tender; tKTCing—of~crim ln a l—moneyr-a- negotiating- ’ ' ...... Bl-QrlDasTetnereal-pgrsonal realm rA -d tarnondrnBad-nQtrr P»»nrninpnt spnkoi ’ ' ” be large to symbolize your love and devotion, it-just Pa riiament“ Frldayr — In— response _ t o —a —question • — Switzeriand-»cooperates—fully -needs-to be-a diamondrÂs-o-young-man matures-and- A third boy is also involved from Federal Deputy Jean : with other countries', including T he M agic V alley Y M C A has his income increases he can replace a smaller diamond blit has not been petitioned into Ziesier, the .government prom the United States in fighting sent out Information on its 1969- • — even several times through the years. But to speak ised to support the United crime, the bankers association Probate Court because he Is in 70 volleyball league to all of with the. supreme eloquence , hl^ Iqv© requires — he ?!iatcs •‘a s fa r as possible” in irt said. California a { the present time. last years team^ and, to a ll of needs a dfamond. If th.is Is your need, come talk with fighiing- wKal It ca11Cd~the d itioa„ Improvement- —Sheriff-Paul-Corder-Bald-the the Twin Falla service clubs. us. You will like our credentials as experts and authori* “ systematic Industrialization of ■ ■ have been signed with nume A~pra'arc(T-rouhd--bf-play-wlll - possession of marijuana charges crim e.” rous countries and whenever a tTesretnapremiunT-in-cost;------— ------stem from an incident at the begin Sept. 30. T he announce But it said Switzerland is magistrate asks for information m ent w as made by Chet Bart- Twin Falls County Fair and Ro determined to maintain the Work Done in a criminal investigation he iett. YMCA'executiv? director. deo recently. arincipie of banking secrec, receives full support of Swiss An invitation has been extend Ziegler had asked wh^t the banks. • T he g irl Is 14 and the two boys ed to the Boise Y M C A ’s com government was doing- to help At Rupert Although' no treaty exists with are 15, Sheriff Corder said. He petitive volleyball team to con- ■ - - partf; _ R U P E R T — The contract por- said, ,‘.'Switzerland is prepared filed In court againsfihe-three. cipants.. . .; -A fAMlLV T«AOITION SINtiC 1»W tion‘ of=LocaI"Impr«vemcnt Dis to conclude legal- *a.ssistance Plans are being made for- an ' "Apollo Spacemen trict 12 in Rupert is officially agreement with Am erica in the H e said they were taken Into eight-team league with matches 115 Shoshone S ^ e t South, Tw in Falls', 733r5b33 completed, occordlngjo Hamil interests of the , Internalional to be played at .the .Eresbyterlan ton and Voeller, consulting en fight against crim e." had been found smoking marl gvmnasium. Three rounds of Bank and TriTst Building Plan World Tour gineers; who met with the Ru juana. Thej; were released to pert City Council this week. W T « i i WASHINGTON (UPI) -The the custody of their parents. While House ânftounccd today, the Apollo 11 astronauts will 'K Paulson Will Tnakc-n- 23-natIon-iour starting
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Putting you first, keepi m first -1 6 ■Tfm«B-Mew»,TwlivFejJ[s, Idaho.. • Sunday, Sept. 2?, 1969 of the Reader We^My Review -----WEEITTN-nEVIRW...... nv Unlled'PKM lnl»fT»flioo*I—. . Nixon’s Moves Backed By ,.^W ,YORK-Th. w«k InTrtvlew tei ■Former City En^neer Offers Writer. Asks For Added Aid iJ.'Sa.S&K.OTEHAOfJ Fopm Rules Op«ti,HlBh LowCldl. ChB.. <.H . Words b f Praise To Derrick Forum letters must be' To Police Officers In T.F. Various Wall Street Groups lil-U III.BI 2HJS-I- !.«> eooccn ed with i^pics o t gco- ______e plan, the Editor, Times-Ncws:------structure, which determines both By HOWARD-tUXENBERO blue-chip-Jndustrii Editor, Times-Ncws: tries, a c crftl Uitereit find mast be o( It is time for the citizen?, of answers.'. . '■ ' • -UPI Business W riter to &30.09/ DJ rails moved up .... I "have just relumed to,.Twin beginning of a new downtown ' ■ reasonable leagth. 1.90 to 200.35. b u f utilities eased ■— ^Piril5*andnh(rMnglc-VBllcy-ai^ cope-flre0i-consJruction-of-many TwinÊiUs_to step bgck and ^he-£lLy-ow(uihe.prlvat&.dU-. -N E W -Y tfR lC -(U P l)—Washing* — Tho-edltof8“of-ithe-'Ilnie*-' o.sa“ fQ i i 2:D2 ; - ' . ...m.. '7Ui,ii.ji iiJi after V yP'’T'"of“ abschce and miles o f new streets and-sewers, i«kc_a,.col5!Jiafd_lo61Lat .tKanh ■W\_PI-iltCCtioiL_buHwc,Ji\j5urn. ton's w a r-on joflolloa fiUfIcrcd_B t“Ncwb ■ r«*rvc"ih e - right- to~ selves. W h »t does the city , owe owo th e-city cooperation, sup '-V olu m e swelled- to '56,285,360 I'm shockcd'tp learn that the a4rport expansion, a balanced refuse publicitkm U, la their scries of setbacks this week, but S '/,",’. ' : .s S 'S i K ! the privirte citizen? What does port and an-effort to help our shares, fro m -53,972,080 shares Ullli" ■ 11.71 7I.U M .» « . » * - 0-J* cUy is'losinc an outstanding citi city budget in every year of opinion;''the subject matter Wall Street applauded some the private citizen owe the city? selves whenever possible. Help during the previous week. How* IfidllW TUI 7*.II 71.51 TMfr-0.9* zen, H. L. (H 6rb) Derrick. Dur his eniploymcnt and many, ;is of- A. libelous nature, Is new Priisidential moyes- aimed Inc.- BR» • !.« Il-M «-7» ' T h e ^ is ■ a system of chcck.s ing selves docs not moan form ever, it was below the 59,312,- ing the last nine years. Twin mnny.mortf. ' not to good taste or Is repctl- at breaking- the deadlock at'the Thli-w»«k'i voliim* ...... M.JM.J5J T ran ces'" In our political ing-Committees to try to dis 130 shares which cl\^gcd Volumt wftk MO ...... Falls has become one-«Mdaho's I can still rccail all the criti . tious and has previously. Vietnam peace conference in credit, pur police force. hands during the- year’âgo leading, cities, primarily due to cism that he nas-taken and the ; been thoroughly covered In Paris. ■ - COMPARATIVE STOCK VOLUME • period. . ; Thil Wk. Wli. Ago Mr. Derrick’s Jcade«hip. loo little congratulations that he the fpnun; .' ijj * • j ' ' ' ' There can be only one result As a result, ' ptock prices Stock groups scoring gains I was prlvneRCd, to work- for has earned. : ■ All letters must-bear the froni such 'an action and that climbed for the sccond week Ih; Included plectronlcs, airlines, » ::::::::: ,!X Wo can .all tojte a little of M r. Derrick for- three and a signature and.address of the Question Asked result Is not beneficial to the row In heavy turnover. motors, and most steel issues. Qur time to say’ thank you f6r comniunlty. half years as the city cnegineer writer. The name) of the. To begin with. President Nix . Oils swung sharply In both, rfWM ...... I job w ell done. I ’ m sure thatî In Twin F a lls.'T h e expcrlertce — wrltcr-wllI appear when pub The only results from, sore on announced the withdrawal of directions. ' Chemicals, rails, Tptal* ...... H,in,OM I gained.tannot be put in writ; all this modest man cxpects. lished unless there Is a pei^ On Numbers "Of head vigilante, committees is to additional • U.S. troops, from pircrafts - .and- conglomerates ~Iii»-true;-Twlfri-Falls-ifr^losing -WEEKLY-SALTiS-'------^Timal request that'lt'be^lh-^ hpm^r-ihe-pplice-force-by-un-f Vlotnam: While this still was were narrowly mixed. ’ ThIlWk. 'Vr. Aao a great citizen but the state In m y mind and actions in my lield and the, reason for such derminlng morale and sowing not an Indication that the war Am erican Telephone; the na* Ntw Vetk Sto«ki ii.nt.ut future employment. The lessons, is gaining one. In his new job State Policemen nZ Y «k O^d. JJ..JU.M* IU.M7.M* a request slated. This re*, seeds of mistrust of highly trust- was drawing to a close, Monte tion's most w idely-held Issue, Am«iMi. Slock. ■" •” ___fr ustrations and’ accompiishj he will be able to help all/Idaho it w ill then be considered £ditor._TimesJ4cHs;_ worth\t and professional people. Gordon. Bache & Co. anal; ' al.sn _yms__ the__ most___hea.vily ..MldwejLJtMKi_____ »■>-«>■■»« • ments of" m y employment with ------lltoFs a n d - « - w m " Due to a bad accident on In . form ation ot such comrnllVJes traded. The shares lost 2 to - the . city, I believe, have e n^ municipal planning and de- WJIAT THE MARKET Dm .fther bo granted or the-lct- terstate 80N early Friday morn usually stems from personal dif Washington appears to be mov 50 On 847.700 shares, although Wk. Ended HIjbtowAdvDee Uneh hnnced mv professional'abHKy. velopmcnf. ter v ill be returned the ferences which have Jittle to do ing toward gradual disengage A T & T • reported, a higher net Stpl. ll. IM» 71 33i W* 7M JM ' I would like 10 dqse_by saying to ing,- I am concerned about the -----^tMs=difficuit to try-to-rccall -writer.-. • ‘ ; . ____ )ssible need for more state po- with the ability aild p e r f o r- ment, the market is willing to for the three, months-ended S^l. 12. IH* • to memory the accomplishments that Mr. Derrick Is truly a s«pi. - :emen7T«-least:Tin~nlBht-dutyr maiicc_oLthe.p.crsonô.r,pe 150ns acc^fit.” - Aug. 31. s«pu a, IM7 ____ that M r. Derrick ha.?, seen- as great Twin Falls citizen and I'll these committees 'are out to get. In addition; Kixon urged the The accident to which I’m re Analysts generaHy" htfrfbuted city m anager bccause there bo watching for him to be a United Nations "to put neat on STANDARD * .POOR » • STOCK INDE.V,- ferring, involved an auto-trans f f a smalt child gets hurt and the decline In A T& T to higher have been so many. The most great Idaho citizen. ■ . Hanoi" for productive negotia port truck that ran into the Vin- figures-another child is to blame interest rates, and to the un oinifanding are the water \yorks •Thank you M r.'Derrlck. Message About tions in the French capital, and 42.41 42.1* .42.l«.f 0.M yard Road Overpass around 4:10 he usually^ tries to get even. favorable publicity it has re .JIJJ »7.7» J7.7I^- •-«* • improvement program, sewapc RON SCHEUFFELE cancelled November and De -.m. Sept.. 12. So does a 'grie v a n ce commit ceived in the New York ■ tt.» M,« O.M abatement, establishment of a (Former City' ' cem ber d raft calls. Though I could not see the tee. All they are out for is to metropolitan area. MOST ACTIVE STOCKS 1 Engineer) Youth Today Is F red Anschell, first vice pres- ___^ junIorL.cQllej:e.-many_ncwLJnd“ S' accident. I was sure there had' get even. No-out-in-the-open at- Natomas,. the blBge.st loser S*l««' lllth Low CloteChf. tempts-to-settle-differe'nces but Idont_oLShearson, Hammill bro am ong-the-actlves; held secdnd . « « - ...... been one and at 4:15 a.m. called kerage, said "th e maj-ket's Note FoFForum tho same behind --the.-.back pJace^drD;iping-10?4-to-S4'^-iia ______U2.4M_lll4_1814_J*U±»’k^ the state p olic e ' at the Twin reaction only proves "thafVTeF attempts to discredit and tear 731‘.600 shares. Other active oils Texaco W4.SM 31H 2^k _Thn way I Understand politics Falls office. nam still is the m ajor near OceJd P«t SH,SOt UVi 2«H 2«M-<- K 7€SI^fficâI-Take^Stie^ down people and organizations. . ; included Texaco down 2'^, Oc- AU RIchnd - 54I.W9 HM^ WU "Atl-a-vullL-vm aiiLliegra-alb d fly tc«n=4nfluQncc^ ah accident giving directions we are called fascist and if we long are -complaints. I think it and my name. The officer as With Student Editorial go to tKe right- we are com is high ti,me w e gave . then- munist. What are we if we sured m e he would notify of------E aitW . T lincs-Wuwsi ___ ûle - thc-^^ I —edrtofs—U-4s- Intended to point out to residents ment with tho record of one Sohio' President Charles E...... ,i J would like to take Issue with The way some-of these-people once and they would investigate. of the-best—ln-the—Northwest toi?»!l_ln d ica tin g_.m ore than . >l7,lM-4Jrt JOW , the “edilgrlal on dress regula ofih e area“ tJrat^ttinrrtlcle- (In Spahr denied a"rumor:that-his treat sex It's a shame. In 1' I was very, dismayed, how and certificates of m erit hang- e ve r that the Administration is ■ sjs «U- H tions which’a p p e a i^ in the Col- finn and B P Oil, a subsidiary âltAn Ml'. »u. ever, when the state police did ing.jn.4he^.alL^hflul4,notJbg, determined to do sometMm ~ — le ge .o f- Southerft=Tdati(y-newit^ :of=-Bdlish=Eetroltiim;=t£aiicdsOQ: r|agei Those iôple wiio pul a.m., 00? discredited by men who have the Am erican Stock Exchange, paper F r i k> Air 2M.IH It I:H H Falls High’ School and the high about the feelings of m inority enough to know what they are sures w ere easing. In, Jerom e and Buhl wCre noti know what' we feel. Give out both heavily traded, gained 2 % scho6i;s liberalism on d r e s s. groups as woli. doing. There comes a. tim e in However, spreading price In- LIVESTOCK fied at. once, but were home with...... - support. Almost everyone and Yg, respectively. Ford — Th!s-lS~a“ VEry-go6 d -«xa m p lo -present-dress-regualtlons our lives as parents where w e crea.ses In ju ajor ftdustrles— PORTLAND are no 'lohgCr rTSSponSIblfi-for jn -b e d -a n d _ h nrf_tn rirps-;, gf>t I hihave a sked agrees that T>ORTI.ANn (UPll — Wfffcly llvoaperi lice,*as I'm-Surerthgyrdo' theif in c r i.- MO-Jca-lb: ------— - dents. However, many other As far as women's fashions At the same tim e,, personal :’ m sure there w ill be more jobs well and are not generally M.anager Named p eop le.read this paper. are concerned It;s men whO'de- Income continued to climb o be-saId-on_the_matter._In appreciated enough. ÂUCTION SALE= The editor of the CSI paper, the meantime, I hope patience sign our clothes.and tell us w hat SHOSHONE - Burt E. Brook- sharply In August, and the I do wonder though, If we to m y understanding, Is n p t and good sense will prevail, we. are to wear.' bank, form er Shoshone man, has wholesale _p,rlc,e_lndex. jo s c _ l n need._morc_of^them-at-lcast on • taking issue with the Twin Falls Those kids are-old enough-to b ecn“ n'a"m c”d " ’support center the same month. - —DAVID-PERKINS ...... night duty. There have been sev ------^.H i-gh-Schooi-dress-regulations know what, they ore-doing. As manager in Seattle by the In The U P I m arketwlde Indica eral bad accidents on the inter- . but rather he • is taking issue (D irector o f Student Personnel for me I prefer Christianity. ternational Business Machines tor showed-a gain on the week IDIHO MmiNG & Services) state in the area hotwppn Tp- with the dress regulations be- .Xhcro-w«ra-time»-in-lhi " Cori>i-whioh-inBtall9-IBM-equl| l,_O f-W l6- l6s u e ^ Ing ^ m p o s e d ■ on CSI studenis ------y 4 k ------rom e; and Burley and mostly ment ond computer programs.pr ... crossing the tape, 939 advanced, when the prophets took, their at night.______■:------by-the-admlnlstrationi ■clothps^ff-and-preached-^hrist 'rtrmprly wnq rtktrihlition R73 dg because it attracted attention. If m ore appropriations , scrvlce manager in tho Los An-|hi^s set, 232 new lows. pnsinEiniTiDiq Thosc_pcople_httd_thei£_faults, needed fcr this purpose it would geles area. The New York Stock Ex Formerly tho propdHy o f PORTER BROS., _ _the_admlni8liAtlon w UV not Usten too. be w e ir worth itr T h e next niglit BfOT)kbaiik“ grnduated—f r o m change— common— stock— Index ----^ — ...... DIVISION-OP-MICHtQAH-CHBMICAt:;------^ to the opinions ©rthe majority Buhl-Gemetery- —Those-young-people Bre-telUng accident could be you or some Shoshone-Hlch-SchooLand^Qmi^ o f the CSI students on the Issue our generation we have our pills one you love. e r Idaho State Colloge. He join fic P oor’ s Index o f 500 Industri -3 MY saiBûosrWBHrThursi . of.' dress. Made By Woman and alcohol we can. have our KAREN L. EHLERS ed the IBM Corp. Jn Boiso in' als was up 0.84 to. 95.19. Had ho done some additional dope. This is the message for (Eden) The Dow Jones average of 30 Sept 3O9 Oct ly Z checking,' he would havd dis Editor, Tlmes-News: us parents. . . • covered the students had been - I agroe-.with Viola Smith on GERALDINE'TANNER- Starting at 10 a .m . each day ------surveyed at registration on' their tho poor upkeep of the Buhl ______(Jerom e) INBPBCTION DAILY UNTIL. 8ALB feelings aboiit dress and the re Cemetery. I t is the worst look- sults had been presented to' the! InR one in M agic Valley. college president a nd the bonctl ~U'win-Falls'(^metcry-and'Sun* __ ^MeetingiSet__ j m i k e DAY4lIBSrS0Pl3O mlNEofLowman)* -— — of-^ru stecr'Iu sfth ls pant week. set Memorial Park are well kept SHOSHONE' - North Side ■ Dredgeic Yuba B &4V« cu. ft. The results were presented by and are very beautiful and so the student Senate. Communities, Inc., will m eet at bothw/cor ' ‘ is tiie one in Filer. ' iW_p.m._-Wcdnesday_jiL.Llui •• ^ Power Plint. m InEsuol Rand 600 hw-'-'Si'-Dlesolt Oaltoll Ol6jel-*4150,~ “ T h o '’ Buhl“ Cemetcry Manhattan Cafe. This Is the first • • - Cat «D-311 Olcjfll! Fairbanks Morse «3000AR-3, GE Cfintfol Panel Ions of the majority of CSI .-tlu* bo VAry pretiy and w ell cared Floating bn air^ fall meeting. . ■ Bulldlngi. Sleol Ffamo 40' x lOO’i 28’ x 60' Ga.aRo, dents would be respected and for. I thought there was some • Officers are Jnme.i M ufflcy, (4) 10' X12' Storage; 5D00 sq. (t. Wood Frame i}unkhou» a change would be made ac one to do this Job. I think U Gooding, pre.'jldcnt; Hnrrell ■ Oraglinei 22 B Oucyrus frle Txcavafor cording to the results o f the Is very important don't you? Thorne, Shoshone, v ice pccfil- ■ Tfictorji 0-7 Cati'TD-lB International Hafvestor survey. DORIS DONNDLY dent, and Ralph liickc, Gooding, ■ Snowplowii FWD S,U. 5 ton Truck w/"Snow Go” Plowi 'This letter i| not Intended to (Buhl) secretary. Ford V.8W/LTR "Snow Co" Plow '• * ' •p.MmTrnn^fnrr U,500» Copper&AhimWireiPole;Poles, Arms, Hardwara & Test Equip. ■ Tankii (If) 500,1,OdO,& 19.000 Rfll liorj. StODi Slorace ■ MutilnflShDpiSe'xkIhopi 36" X ^4' PlUsbursPlUsbui Lallioi IG" x.12' So. DcndLsthei 200 ton Elmei31 llorz. Pressi 24" Cincinnati Crank Shapcri flflnders;21‘'-;...••Slltlinu Heart DriHrtfc.------Pluii Bunkliouse-luse &Apt.tURNITURE, lllllman PU\CER DRILLDR11.Ant.TURNITURE, Cat mounted, "UIIU(J.^1---• Lt T--I IwrnlnJITI n----- 1064 Flit Bed TRUCK, PUMPS 2niiDAY-wefl..ocu-KSE'J?S;i..,-
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I S p r i n g s 3. Headboard 3Pfl DAY-Tliurs. OG! 2 Boho, Idaho 4 ; Frame Sinitllorii III S IB Slo.raii Cariicii MI-IH, IIMO, M12, FALL’S FASHION. LOOKS IlS-lli UlnsslA-liS ■ Ub AitavEnulpi , , ______5. 8-Year Giiaranfee w/ScBler,r.wzlBAmpI •ZlaAmpllllerA «810 CammaB riB,.Ray Dctectonna.AA.A*- Wto franli ' MagnallooStjiarntop Stparnfor w/Recllllar & nllnch.i Rilancar, Optical vlawor,
itonai;fil?OveriJ feociroptiRtomoUr, U'b llood^ HAVE VESTED IHTiRESI!: -—■--SAMB-GREAf^-SPEaAt^lTH^-- ■ Truekii 1055 InUjnallpnal M72 Flat Bod Stakoi 1053 CMC 1VS ton' Flat Bed Stake, 104Q Fdra T7 Pump, (2) 19SS Chav. V* ton PIck-Up ■ Vlbnllni Scnenii V x 3' Denver Dillon Single Oocki T-3B ir. llummeitIlummei Tha vo&ted look dominalos iho fall fcialilon q u ilt ed iO-yenr Quorantoo — "rCoTiTjT 'JnHtlio moif Bxclfino ' FMCO Syntion Control ■ Gruibttt<8''x8''McFartAndSarnDlB|DIeoSa[npla8''k ' . collodion In towni Shown aro two classic #2 Denvpr Ub Jaw, B" x 8” Denver Crmhlna Rolls Add $10!00 for full size ■ MtillleAen Wemco FaBarfidn Lab Floalatlon 0* 1 16’' ca .cablo ilytos, will} 3 ityloi avollablo, fully ■ pecrorI)RlLL,»7SliirIevanl I e n n c i| f fcishlonnd In navy, camol or-rod wool I0 102 FWO SPOUr BAQQEr...... PLUS ,.24 Yuba 2 cell bring ^ro^h n o w flair to your c am p u i col* ______lent, Mdclilnar)', SljopEiiulpmsnt,Shop I T H E OfllCfl Equlptnenl & Fumltura - .... loctlon. Stylo not..shown l> liloK 'bultan Wllli F A S H I O N ' pockofi and boll,' Size* S-AA-L. . LAS VEGAS HOLIDAY BONUS ‘ •. P L A C E Sizes FOR iLLvornATco DRocHunr, pLcAse contacti l-L ...... > 0 David W eisz c o . -Auctlonaera..,
LIKE IT ; CHARGE.ifi ; / 326 2nd AVENUE SOUtH ^ Super Saver Prices Effective . Through Saturday. A ll O tbe f Prices Boise (A ll 3 Stores), Blackfoot, Pocatello, Twfn Follf (Both Stores), Montpelier,.We{farr A re *Everyddy Lov^ Prices. „ Jerome; Ooodihg, Caldwell,,Nampa, Idaho Falls, Rigby, PayeHe, Mountain Home, Jlupert, Burley, and Ontario/Oregon^
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59» 56“ PRODUCE at Discount Prices Every Day! DISCOUNT PRICES AMIxWIrti T id e X K Jeno's Pizza Souiog. Defergent , • Special 5-lb. 3>oz. X e H o w 4 l i i i o i i s Pack Pkg. U 7 Instant FolBBrs Coffee ^ 1.09 98* Instant Folgers Coffee ’•C 1.79 1^2 New Crop M JB-Rlce:;^,— Home Grown DISCOUNT PRICES -Banquet Meat.Suppers^-— ^^-1-19—99L-— Maximlnstant^ffee- "RosarifTBeenacos "Rosarha Cocktail Tacos R-F Spaghetti T Fancy Bananas mp'."*" ib. 14/ Iceberg Lettuce 16/ Underwood Deviled Ham 25* 23H Crisp Apples Red Jonathan 4 b a g 5 8 / Russet Potatoes No" 1 20 b'°g98/ Fi$h.Cake Dinners 49' 47': Underwood Devile^Ham_*^149L-43* -Perch Fillets/”'”" DISCOUNT PRICES KOW DISCOUNT PRICES Carnation Slender S?;98» 68* JGolden Fluffo X Sdnka Instant Coffee T ; 1.89 1.69 NUMade Salad Oil Snfewov Instant Coffee ^ 93*_8I*_ .JlriscoJSalad^)!! No Cal Sweetener i 59* S2* Bertolli Pure Olive Oil Ocean Spray-aS'Iij^^''' - ■ i 89* 79* MnzoluCom Oil
‘ Prie* DISCOUNT PRICES m u KOW DISCOUNT PRICES 4i-.:49» il!l___Cream of_Wheat tpadal D»ol 4^:39* 35"' Quaker Oats ' Northern Tissue 1^!; 41* Shredded Wheat “ T - "V.'. 47* ,41* -Northern Napkins— -15*- 11*- KeiroggVRieeKrispies— -VafufPiikâlkln^ l''-28*=rzWheatief:K ^ChtffoirPaperTowels Rost Raisin Bran ' Brocadb tissue Ml'S. Dcvhn of Twin Fslls SAVED 4.05
Mf«. D«tlln mndt nut •hvpping lUl anJ pwfUtatad (h r Irvtni a t' Safcwgjr DIuount-llitn, *f) Iha' tama day , Laihb'Breast iiqd.idWMh'^.ot Short 4 P «h* purtUaaed th( IJTech Stuns Ehipps Guides Purdue By R e ^ s Help Down SMU Mustangs 24-21 Past Surprising TCU ATLANTA (UPI)-Sophomore ai^d • Dudish,' with' help ' from quarterback Charles Dudlsh burly tight epd Steve* Foster, recovered his own fumble and then carried the home team luiigod over the goal lin e late in into; its vinnlr\£'touchdown.... Cougar S^ring^MaMne thc_ fourth_peHod_ Saturday to Dudlsh'corpplefed tw o 15-yard give' 'Gcdrgla' Tech a come- In iM d 42-1® Battle passes to tho 233-p6und~Fost(ir from-bqhlnd 24-21 upset of durint the march and carried GAINESVILLE. Fla. (U P I)- ' The 6-foot-3 ■ rookie quarter held a 3S-8 lead over the 10- Southern M ethodist University. the '_baU_fOuc. times^himself for touchdowns before Cole re-ib'y Brown and a .Crucial fourth S6uthem Methodist had dom Johti Reaves, a • sophomord back from Tampa waited less point favorites from Texas. including the final yard when, Marvelous Mike Phip^pa; versed his fiefd and fled 70 down- plunge\^by Bullock, that inated play on the passing of rcmin(]ing Florida fans o l 1966 than a minute (o unload his first Reaves broke the ' Florida on fourth dbwr\, he bounced the for four touchdowns and ran yards with' a Boilermaker punt possession' o f the ball. I Trophy' winner—Sieve bomb, a 70-yard touchdown toss record of four set apninst South quarterback Chuck Hbcson.- but ball o ff the grqund and then for another Saturday and Pur to pull TCU within seven points Phipps, a 6-3, 203-pounder: ______i.-Spu»ierr^hrow-five-4ouchdowrv 4o..^phomor.c— flanker Carlos Carolina in 19G4, .Bailey tied the underdog- Y e llo w Jackets dove over the SMU defenders to due' needed every bit .of it to with 4:48 to play...... -- from Columbus, Ind., had a to- lasses .Saturda;rday to lead the Alvarez. Before the half was the Houston rccord. R eaves' 342 got a, last 'chance midway score with 2:43 remaining. turn 'back a storming Texas But,' p h ^ p s and the. Boiler tai offense-of 390 i ’ards, .com through the final- period. Mike Gators to 59*M over'hO had thrown three more 'ards in the .air— made on. 18 of Hixson,, the nation’ s leading Christian team that n ev e r-let makers ate .up the clock with a pleting 11 of 24 passes for ZS6 0 passes — brojce a Florida Wysong. intercepted a Hixson over Houston. touchdown passes. and Florida passer Jast year as a sopho up in a ' wild 42-35 intersectional ime, - consuming drive that yards and running 13 for 104 record of 289 set by Spurrier pass at the SM U 49-yard line more, ‘threw three touchdown battle. . eatured a key. third down'catch yards. against Auburn'in 19C6. passes -Saturday while complet A delighted- crowd of 53,807 ing 25 passes f o r 243 yards. -PM]. . ran five yards for the watched Reaves hit on two ’ Hixson hod SMU In front two 's first touchdown, hit Ash- Missouri Topples touchdown tosses to - A lvarez, Juamas County -iy-B e ll for 8--andr23-yard scor. two • to sophomore Tialfback plays -afternh^Mustnngs~llrst got the ball-when he caught‘the ing passes, Greg Fenner for 8 Tommy Durrance and one to for'a third and Steve Brown for junior Garry Walker.______Tech ‘secondary napping and threw a 52-yard pass~tC) 'G ary 67—ya rd s -for—the—other—before Durranc.c added another Dumps Bliss setting' up John Bullock's final 9-17 touchdown—on—D—6-yard run. Hammond. Bicky_Lesser..kicked AirJpjorcezl on«j-yard plunge In the last'qui^r Reservo quarterback Jackie his first of three extra points ter. COLUMBIA. .Mo. (UPI)- ôurl to a dramatic 19-17 Eckdahl, taking over early in Bears 58-22 and SMU'was ahead 7-0 wfth ______- Hcnry^rown’s fourth field goal victory Saturday over the Air the fourth pcrlca, sncaked-pvcr wIJ^hree-minul«-elopsed-iir But, TCU — down 35-7 nearly the ball. game. * • i-day • ^0--ya rdur wltn T T for another i-Jpnda score, and -F A IR F IE L D ,— Camas County seven minutes deep in the third seconds ^m a inin g, lifted . Mis* Brown’s four .field coals tied sophomore Jinimy Barr added jumped out into a 24-0 lead in period — kept a scant crowd of _ singlc'gam e B ig EiBOLCec.orri. -still— ft nother— with—a— 38-yard thC"TJrst~hair“ ffgalnsnhe-B tiss- 25-;ooo~on‘'lts"fccfw lth “ a"furlous The_Air_Force.hadigrabbcd_a touchdown ru n 'of an intercept- Benr5...Friday, e;i,.r6ute_to a comebackJion_the_passing_ôt 17-16 lead Vith only 32 seconds jed pass-by-T3alley.'------58-22 Snake R iv e r 8-Man Con Declo Caps - sophomore Steve Judy ahd th<> ^STANDINGS" remaining on quarterback Gary Bailey threw •three -scoring ference victory^ flying feet on junior,LInzy Cole, ' Am erican League Standings Baxter’s. 22-yard pass . to end passes' to Elm o W right and two Giesler started it o ff for the to Mike Parrott... E ast • Charlie Longnecker and Dennis Mushers with a 35-yard touch- Homeconiin^, Judy, who had hlfColo for a ^----r^W.'-U-PCtrCB Lcuthaus£r!s::=cQaycrsion. - -But to- 5-yard scoring pass in the sec- X-Daltimore loe 47 .6^3 ttio T igers stoi TraciTTvlth ■pomte: ------• • dtchcd 35 yards to Sammjt Ral Detroit S5 67 .559 20>4 quarterback Terry McMillan nett passed'tq Baucher minutes Beats Devils Boston 81 70-53{r24- hitting end John Henley on a 56- Kimbei’ly liiter,’and Giesler passed to Ben lo '- c o le a n d -3 -to —John- 'Washington . 78 74 .513 271 yard pass that gave Missouri nett for a l$-0 lend. Steve Ship DE CLO — Orlo Kidd i shook N ew York 75 77' .493 30> first down at the. A ir Force 21 ley recovered a*fuirible in the loose on a 30-yard scoring scam Cleveland 60 92 .395 45| with-24 seconds'rerpaining. , . Rallies. To sccond quarter and ran It back per Jn the final five minutes W est. Two running plass ...took 55 yards to score, with Mark Orioles Ti]f -W;— L r-P e trG D •Mlssoari‘~to-the-1 2-and -set-tht t;cc~niMiing“ across“ thtrTwTF Declo^Hêts past Murtaugh*s * — •• -Minnesota — 91 60 .603 - stage ■ for . Brow's game- Nip Hansen pointer. Red Devils.22-14 and cap home Oakland 80 70 .533 10' winning kick. Bliss scored its only touch coming. Yanks 8-7 California • 67 83 .447 23' Brown, kickcd field goals of down bf the.first half when Len- -Murtaugh grabbed the lead In KIMBERLY - tack Erickson Kansas City 63 87 .420 27^ 42, 29, and-37 yards to highlight ker threw a T D pass. thejirst half, scoring first and BALTIMORE (UPI)—Relief Chicago 63 87 .420 27! a 16 point Missouri second threw a two - point conversion In'the second half Giesler ran pass to Emerson in '’the fourth then watching Dan Osterhout pitcher Pete- Richert choked off Seattle 58 93 .384 33 quarter that ga ve the T igers a wild, scoring on a 45-yard run,- and K idd lead Declo back into a New York Yankee rally'in the - . X-Clinched Div. Title 16-7 halftime advantage. quarter Friday nighf as the passing for ar two-point conver Kim berly Bulldogs .cqrne from tie. But the Devlls- scored riint^ inning Saturday Saturday^ Results sion, scoring again on a 30-jiard again In the second period, preserve an 8-7 Baltlmo — ^—Minn'ej 6ta- 3-^ e a ttltP 2' - • hind tn-nip thfcHansoaJlM?lt- ■•omp...... •the ' ' ics 14-12. . ^ ayte:, ...... -tied- ■Ortohr ' Boston 5 Detroit 3 < County offensive show with BYUEages- ,_T h e winning touchdown -and ganie in the third period RJehert gained his. 12th save, o ' : 95-yard, kick off’ return. Washington 5 Cleveland 3 (12 decisive two-pointer came after a 35-yard ramble and it stayed ■m.._the._.bases -----^-----innings) — ------Hansen ga rn bled'on a fourth Lenker hit on another touch tied until- M urtaugV lost a"fum - loade'cTand none out. He retired Baltimore 8 New York 7 oradnL down pass in the third quarter ble at its own- 37-yard line to two batters on sacrifice flies ■ Kansas X it y ’ g .’ Chica'Bo 8 and failed. Two penalties ana— Bliss— tallied— asairv— on- ■sefth ...... the Bulldogs up with Rudolph a short plunge late in the game. nlngrrun. game-ending ground ball. National League StamHogs finally taking it In from-s-lx The gam game e was 1 played[ underu T he Orioles got their winnlni ______E a s t State 22-20 wet conditions'as the Declo field margin In the eighth on a wall 1 pet. gb Hansen torged out mto 01 - -wM-flood-irrigated-Fridaiwnor.. «nd ___tw< ■pROVO (U P I) - Joo.L ilj' iva.f!ace^ N ew York .599 - ly 12-0 lead In the first quarter, ning and was’ hardly dry for Belanger• and Paul £lair drove Chicago .571 4 quist booted a 17-vard fi scoriiig when less than two min knots . I_ .1.-- -cctah— -h is-fifth -o f-th e -^ m e — utes gone in the game when -Pltt.«;burgh------r82'70-.539 . m-the-closing -sccondB-to-Rivo Crockett scooped up iTTilqckcd T^sitisrNioxlz:: ESTrfir."— ■ — - Philadelphia 61 91 .401 30 Brigham Young a 22-20 victory punt and wont 20 yards for a Downing, Aker (5). lUmlllon (8) on. Michigan Slate F.lllt; McNall/, Lopct (S). Richert (0) Moiilrcftl ^ -W104 .305 42 over Colorado State Saturday touchdown. T he extra-point at- ST. ------“— W est------: •nlRhMn-a-W«ter-AtWe«' ^ mpt falleu. . w I pet. gb ferenco opener. The Huskies scored again Rod Carew with' one out- in the (I2lh),' ' • Liljenquist's gahio • winning llaps >Vashington San Tranclsco 85 fi7 .559 — later in the quarter when Free ninth inning Saturday to give field goal cam e with 15 .-icconds Atlanta 85 68 .550 ' stone rolled but and scored from the Minnesota Twins a 3-2 E A S T ' LANSING, Mich, Los Ângeles "8 2 -6 9 .543 2' remaining on .the, clock and •tlie nlne-yard-llne. victory over Seattle as Jim (UPI>—Michigan State Ironed capped a 59-yard d rive before Cincinnati 80 70 .5.33 4 Kimberly put together a G5 Perry won his' 20th victory of out the bugs in its new ‘ ’triple- Boosters Meet 29,317' rain-dampened partisans Houston 78 72 .520 6 yard march at the outset of tlie season. ion" offense to explode for in-BYU-Stadium...... T w in Falls-Bruin-B,ooRle»8 “ SaiTDIeRO,------'^R'lOH'.aie^D? the"thlrd- period. With Harmon* With one oijrC arew -slngled to points-In the“ f0Ui-tli“ qUarter i;he accurate kicking o f the ing taking a 15-yard scoring the left o ff loper D iego Segui, 1 dump nonconference rival 'w ill vievi'the victory over Saturday’ s Rcsujts Ogden, Utah, sophomore, 6 ff.«t P ocatello on films and dis- Pittsburgh -4 New York & pass to climax the drive. 11-G,. for his third, hit,, raising Washington; . 27^11,-; in. .the hl«i Inupiiff-lnnfling . flvf.raoft In football c uss' thl.«i -w e ^ ’ a cam e ht Borah when they meet at ff „u lld o g s --...... ,334rond-Ollva.followcd-Witl\JUa, '“-iturday. ______I, ran minutes left In the game. game-winning doui)le. Q'uarl£?EaCk— B lll-~ T rip le tt7 — pjn-JMOnday_lR_iheJ?.?lS£::— for two touchdowns and caught Perry, n o w ' 20-6, .struck out guiding (he Spartaas on their m ent of the E lk ’s Building. Football Scores a fourth period scoring pass. new artificial ‘‘tartan ’turf,’' Athletic Director Bob Don . College FooiboJI eight men and walked only two Prior to-his fourth period field scored on a threo-yard run-in nelley asked all members - Uast goal that won the copfest, Lil- in . pltching...fl . slx-hltter.* He Buffalo 17, XnvJor 0 . Army Dumps retired tho.la.st 17 men to face “ quarter and pu t to return their season tickeC SyracuiB 14. lows .St. 13 Jent|Ulst connected on efforts him-nfttmrsiow-start, Hls-ftnr -MicWgajj-Stato-aJieayio slTT^ -smca-intirar'------ln - - DMODaSOI—913 . I'emple 47. UhoJo lalnnri S blockcd ff 'punt and recovered 0 nralKmlrr, .Srsul <7) otHl MrN«rlneyj fumble to set up two Artny Poiry (MM) nn, WUhOin <];«), yards, • .
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' ^ '■ DfeKALB, I1L^(UP1)- North- touchdowns on hins ani-passed tops for Idaho with 119 yards N IU - LALande I run (Wit- WE BUY, or..another, - to ^ account-for--all io-2L_attempt3..^-^_— tu m -klck)______Passing, O ffense M arks early lead and stayed ahead all his team 's T D 's. Through the Idaho ’ 7-7-13-7,— 3d :u i~ '‘= “ Olsen“ 3"ru n“ (CastUlo -SE tL-anil— Ihe way to defeat the Univer air. .Olsen completed 25 of 57 N. Illinois , j 23-3-14-7 ^ 7 k ick) . ^ sity of-Id a h o • Saturday-47-30. •- afid.Tiad W e interceptions. Spilt NIU — Fqaman pass from N IU - F G Wittum' 28 N IU — Garrett 3 pass .from t r a d e Idaho led ln.'abnost every end Jerry Hendren caught nine Parker (Wittum kick) Parker (Wittum kick) • department behlod the stunning o f Olsen’ s tosses -for.-164 -yards, U1‘ - F G CastlUo 36 t n 7M ® rsM lliF^V ici^^ attack of junior quarterback -U I ~ O lsen '1 run (Castillo GUNS Steve Olsen, but numerous mis Bruce Bray'.led the Northern NIU FG WUtuni 37 , k ick ) - • . . - MIU|-1t--B astable 43 pass from takes, ’ Including fiV ea ntercepi running attack with 75 yards on N IU ^ L a L a n d o.l run (W it ^ By LARRY HOVEY Dunne, a Boise High School' and It all 19 carries. Mike Wlscombo was Parker (Wittum kick) RED’S State Ji>st ^...... - - (ions and two lost fumblps, cost tum kickj ...... ;...... TfinCs-Ncws Sports Editor graduate, completed 25 or 3S amoilnted to 645 in total offense, the visitors the game. . passes for 356 yards, one in* another school record. Ed ’'The • U I — 'Ôlsen 1- run ' (pass PO C ATE LLO — Jerry Dunne, terception and itivc'touchdowns. F le a " Bell; caught 12 passes. 11 Idaho led in first downs ‘ 30-! failed) probably, the closest. thing;..t o He added,83.more on the ground from . ^ n n e • and - an 83-yarder and in passing yardage 406 to NIU — Bray.25Tun (Wittum Jack-Armstrong-Idaho has ever Lo wind up wilh 439 yards in from Dan Halt, for a total of 173. T hey fell behind only on kick) ..produced,-shattered all the ffin- total offense, erasing.tlie nia^ a record 261 yards - and four .the‘ground,'where yÎU had "a Rain Can’t Dam pen UI — Sizelove 19 pass from ‘ lor records in the Idaho State of 3^4' set last year by. Larry touchdowns. l72-l33Tulge. • • book Saturday nftemoon os the K cQxchuk. His 350 yards pass The Bengal? brutalized - Par ” N lU took the lead in the open - Bengals punished the over- Tng were 14’ moFO-than .Kerry sons all afternoon, the'opehihg ing minutes of the game. Ol matched Parsons Wildcats.48-6. chuck had against Portland seconds being the tipoff. Carlis sen's first pass of the “-game Harris returned the kickoff 29 Sage Grouse O pening was intei'cepted by Tom Harvey yards to the ISU 45 and three at the Idaho 30. H arvey ran it plays later Dunne had the ball IF YOU Vv/ERE A fÂVERlCi< Despite adverse w eath er con- who worked 955 hours for 272 m - tho end zone. He ra n . for back to the five and two plays Loiighorri Ground Jater.' NJU 'quarterback .Stev? dkioiu. M agic VaUey hunters birds.. Brown’s Bench, which 19 on the first play, passed to showed a fine cottontail rabbit Boll-for '26 yards-on-th®-next P ark er passed for_th e .touch turning out In larger num b«r^ IN -1-969, population with 120 checked out, and then hit Ha^ris In end down. enjoyed successful opening of zone corner for the fmal 10 Northern opened up a 23-3 Hie sage grouse season with thj»-nen- Most of these tire$-have pin holes for studding. Rupert Elks Lodge. Tracy Haskins vs, Kay Koch; natlonal start when Wclrma lee nine, Mnrge Hurlhert vs 1 Kleiss Brown, secrctnry of connectcd. on a 74-ynrd-pnss Annis Bevan and Mazel Clawson the state council, will oiitlino, play with B ob.Zlm pfcr tho first j. Sharor» Skinner. ■ ' operation respect. All-lnier- time .the. Folcoas hn 66432W IAU ba> 8 .5 0x1 4 - 381^138 with out In the 12th, SEARS 7.35x14 - 86412W ■tftwU ■ IM M W f.lJxtS'- l7343W r ...... e RM i 8.25x14 ^ 36442B 2 7 .9 9 2 .3 6 ilngled Howard to third nnd 6,00x16 . 38966D 6.50x16 . 38946B 2 7 .9 9 2 .9 6 took necnnd on the Ihrnw. Ken 8.15x15 - 3^428 2 7 .9 9 2.36 M cMullen,.wa.t.,Blvca nil inlcn- 7.75x14 . 36462B tlonfll walk In fill the bases, and ■ 6J0xl5 ..41212W _ . . 24.9.x Howard scored iliq tlebrenklng 7.75x15 - 36362B 6 and 8 cylinder run on Cullen's fly lo left, fl] Iflnlniii) ■ com ploto or W«M«nl fof $ 1 8 .9 7 (p(u«F.E,T>. $19.-97, (pluaF.e.T) $21 97 (pfU^F.E.T.)...... — lUrun (H«>. ■ ______' advoHliIng coviioQ* of your _ s i i i _ ' QUAN.” *10; flilCI M.T.' aiciO* |nv#f 70,000 7 36-9Q • r Moulc VolUyl odvoncs bill- 8.85x15 - 86392W'^ 3 6 .9 9 , 2 ,7% 8.25x14 - 86442W 7 30.99 2.36 8.55x14 - 86422W 3 33,99 2.57 -PieK-A-SPECIALISr;FOR-YqUR-HEAR!NG: Evarv i starlet, had another, fine night infraction, and ground to the covered 26 yards. Steward for 18 yards and a 26-12 with his twjsting runs and paced 16 before Tw in Falls hefd. • • Cline took, the > i l l in a t'Ih e the Bruin ground game. Penalties kept Twin Falls In 12,—cut—to - the—middle,—pickcd —Afier-a3Trct-fumhlc..Richman Pocatello's downfall came in the hole but when it punted out up two good blocks and stormed again fihjnd the range, this tin ie ' - thfcc fumble losses, a pass in P ocatello dropped the ball with down the sideline untouched for with Bob Steinmets for 30 yards T here is a grand hate, terception and Inability lo hit Rocky Reece falling on it for 1(M2 Viking lead and F ile r up the middle with 55 seconds, rivalry, hate, building up among receivers. Speedy Butch Griggs- the Bruins. Four plays 'later is out of ii. left. - , • the three m ajor Idaho colleges posed a ".constant break-away Twin Falls punted Pocatello Into ._Richman,_whQ_used_thc_roll- and if you think there's been threat and once'he rambled 43 a hole on it.s ]5-ya/d line. After out play to perfection, connected a-north-soulh split in this stale •yards — dribbled the ball-while one-f »r3t-down;--Pocatello' tried SWARMED UNDER, Twin F^Hs fullBackTJacITR^rtsbn comes <6 Uie end~of a short';; on 14 of 27 passing attempts. "Wthe~paStTJOO-years.'waini all-alone tw ice -a t the--10->;nrd ah dption-pitchout^-to-Griggs. gain in W RraY^rihreeT»dcatello Indlans durlng-SouthenrIdaho’ Conference play Friday-" W hilc-Valley’s ground gprncpems ¥allivue this thing really gets going. line — to get to the Twin FaUs The ball missed, its target and —nlgh'tf-Twln^Falls-toppcd-PocatcUa-14»&-foc-its-fIrst-wlii-ot-lhg:j'ear. for the most.part contained by ~-?Î-cour6er?the crux is. the. ' — only to see i f all nuTlIficd Vic Wells' recovefed“ f6 m i e the W ildcats; whenever Rich- , . clipping, pw a (ty,.___., in-w cnt-to-lhe-air—Filer—was. Shuts Ont- Twin Fa lls’ defensive unit al.so 'On the fir k 'p la y Blake faked ■ fln ^ ou b ie came in for glory, nolding Poca _ bootleg, the move leaving Sim- After holding Filer _pnjdowns tello- on - a fourth . and: one situ >a wide-open at-the-15-yard Meriîaii Scores^ PointOir o»_ttt<êtnrt_Valley-^sc6red^first' ation at the seven — on a Staf- line.. His pass hit Semba in the - gn_ a 57-yard - march with two Buhl38-0 ford_fourth;down tackle — late ;hest where it ^ s E«hered_in Vcrambling pass-complcUon^liy CALDWELL — The powerful- in the third period. and Semba walizcd in. Warner, Richn;an keeping the drive Vallivue Falcons jumped ahead Stafford.,recovered the first ifter a five-yard penalty, got F to l Qiiarter To Drop^mico alive. Keni Ritchie took It in on passing• ig ■ Friday - nightnigh* and---■ Pocatello fumble two plays into ;he point after. frpm_four_iLards_out_and_RL(:bi. -rrhcj£aiic.nceJeading_iaJPoca- jollcdTpastnhczBuhlilndian::tnhczBuhliIndiai gamc-at_the Pocatelld-ilO, .-TlUPERTl— -The,^Meridian Sheen—and-rAdams- convertedrin the first- half-.wSrTiâ^to man hit Cline with-a~twQ*point :ello's touchdown came after an inter-district game. W arriors w ore down the Minico Meridian______replied_ .. .with nmc- 38 yards in the last two periods, pass for an 8-0 lead. Interception ' b y Mike' Quinton -Vallivue scored’ first on a 25- Spartans to score ,21 points In play drive, augmented by a pair much of that due to Meridian after Twin Falls had moved to Tiie Vikings took over again— yard pass from McMillan- t o, - ,the .fourth quarter Frid a y 'n ig ht o f long-passes .that accounted owning the ball mOst of the ■Eiler-...... —first—. ■ -dovui. ,Maggard-.and-came-back .ca d y------Edwards-Led the-Indian 26. Pocatello'punted *nd^laim -a -36--19 ScmhSnTTdaT fw^SYafasrberbrfe'-Tnh-HCPiSCT tlnie.-1he-warnors piled up"M nr-thir-Twtir-Fidts ■ 34 when a- until the 11:22 mark of the sec- in the second period on a 10- ■ version of Boise Junior College ho Conference victorji. scored...... the first...... of four touch-. y a rd s 'm the sccond half, more- yard-from McMillan to Schnei- 15-yard penalty and two losses ond quarter—on the Wildcat 47 . . to_Bj3isQ State and four - year dowjisJrom,the,.two...... than half of it in the fioal'quar- when G ary Wright slipped at der. Just before halhime Richey of 12 and five jwrds faced the Minico’ opened' strorig,'"takrng status. ’T o 's a y that Boi.so resi Raft River iu Meridian opened the second tempting to punt and couldn’ t capped a-drive by gening the dents have bccome jealous of Bruins with a punting situation he ball and moving 80 • yards quartrr* with a 47-yard drive Rogers paccJTilinico’s run- la.st three yards and Knight add at their nine! A s th e' Bruins pick up a first down on a dcs------■their^new-calIcgc..would-bCJikc. nine plays.- The touchdown wth two passes again_ ni_ng_vvi.lh_82_yards_in_15-car.-. ed the first-of two. conversionjj ru5iroeated-an maruElfates-^Q^.___ ~ which had covered 60 yards. •now" and he wasii’ TVllnlccr-in-a- c atch-up -posU lon J h cismnnn Iffld the fighting to -IS U . elbow on the ensuing klckoff arid ■■ ■■ finally began to hit -p ro b ...... “ ■ -Hagei I—scorcd—firs U-: nnH tho Spnrtnnq fried - f la t Irish to a 35=lQ-victory_Safiiraflg V=BfR ___ ^hntÎs—that -ôlser .....sun. Thnt~~shHtcd—...... the—entire MeSbam-And^ Jeff~Tupper-siiook-loose on—a. pass.-It-waR-interMptcd-and-rc-. iJveiLunderdog.Nfitlhwestern, ^ yarder-to-Wright-and-a-pinchout which cornes closest to Dcing oTIensivi Wfelgrt jasa ry.n,.^p turned to the seven ya rd line T he Irish, strong on defense, ;o Shank for a .crucial flrst- •Idaho's "cosm opoUtan" area^ quarlettack May who wound up R ichfield stopped the extra poi and______a ^...-prpmys-iatcrHep- ...... spottea the Wildcftti! Ihfi' tlrsrlO qown. F lier- seored-at—64 has flat lost its cool. Being the with 316 yards In total oKense, and came back into the lead per went In from the 10. The ‘points, the period oa a pass td Jim largest city, the fastest grow 111 On the ground. Panthers Top before the period ended. Le- Warriors wound up their scoring 44-yard field goal ...... ing, the best situated geograph* zaniiz capped a d rive with a on a three-run keeper by Sig fullback M ike Hudson ran six •Raft River-cam back'with a Ically fo r north-south purpoj- one-yard plunge and converted mund. * . . yarfls for a touchdown after an pass, play to Edwards and Ken and, last and most Importai . and Richfield uncorked another Minico managed one touch Interception o f a Theismann T racy.got the two-point conver- Dietrich having the largest representa- drive in the waning minutes, of down during the period, how pass by Rick Tellander made ;ion. KEN’S DIETRICH - ‘ •Milo Mccham the.-flrst quarter-wlth -LozamlZ over, with the six points comlnj the task, ca:...... could afford to have Dcen soli- ^ R b cW a n d "sM f^ ” tw icV In Ihe and Rob Peck clicked for three going in from the two. PAtteri on a 23-jtard pass from Pbwel Wildcats the r-tltlous and-generous,- - ..... , econd pecibd,-. M ay ...going . 14 touchdown.1 passcs:?FrIdn j; ;af ter- son g o t, the extra point,' to Randy Stinipson, 1 5 , ______FURNACE CLEANING '«rds for the first one, tljen noon, with MCcham throwing for Miiilco’s ground'Bflnie, which But the division, is tijcre and In the second quarter; Patter- But thereafter, tfie'lrish'wcVc lassing to McClain for- the con- fiVC.TD's in all and scoring once outrushed M eridian 146 . to 121 in charge all the way. The ^ COAL-OIL-^GAS _grow ing>— F or— Instance,— Boise ;crslQ nrThe7âme~p B-'is ‘cnmhl- ■ 'W iid c a f'a tta'clrAVB ~lARCE~POWERFDl-VACUUW —doesn*t-want Idaho~down~there 10 “ yards~Tmd—six^nints—and lation' got a touchdown. R a ff ■ inr-ruggca-Ninr; ...... playihg~footban“ nnymore. And River fepliied with EdWftfds*'13- camo...buck .mlnutM_ln_ter with fense, composed, lurgely of 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE from tne turnout of last yeor’s iiird end around but R o ckland a two-yard touchdown sneak af- Tr^FrÎs Fou ith- veterans a'nd fonturlng— such x jn -J L l -setting- ■ ...... ______a------T K i...... ter advantpge, CareyCare; struck "5nmaminnnr-274Tionnd—tackle have been Inspired - from the a 40-yard’ p a s s'to Dave Brush. M ike M cCoy. 249-pound Mike vefo phone calls that reportedly R aft R iver took the lead for first when Peck hauled In a R od R iley’s , twoipointcr • made In Harrier Meet Call1feiir733=7056or-733^12= :ood on the 80-yard ’bomb to 10-yard pass. Later In the per Kadish and 230-lInebacker Bob made the rounds, Idaho doesn't it 30-6 nt inlo,rmis3ion. Idwards. EtiwArds also-got the Olson. - ...... J find it In Its financial heart to iod, Dennis Rush ran 20 yards ^MOUNTAIN HOME — The want to return. vo-polntef. P for another score, and Peck’ s ’ T here was no scoring iii the Nampa Bulldogs, led by individ The teams tradedfourth-qu'ar* short catch over the middle put third quarter-wlth Hagerijian ual winner Don Day, won the ' _TdahOL Stale took^th? oppp_site !rJ<3«chdown» with Raft R iver It out o f reach. controlling, the ball most of the Mountain Homo cross country 'ta c k o f Idaho, wanted tlie l>ulllng out of teach when Ed "'Rush took-a- tIme.and.posin'g several threats. invlmiional Friday with the ., -JJnincosJn_the-Big:5lcy. Confer- vards went '65 yards-and-Nick pasa.from Med But the, Pirales couldn't' quite Twln'Fnlls-Bruins-placing fourtli cnco and Immedfatcly offered •ieddo got the two-pointer. Rock- sccond ' quarter, and Mecham beat Richfield'-^ defen.se. behind Bornh n'nd Boise. athletic competition. What Boise and scorcd on a'l5 -yn rd run went In on a sneak just before ____ dld-wllh-.that.Dpporlunlly.-Wiis by- M ay. and,he. also, converted, the half for a 38-0 lead, In the final period, I.eramiz Nampa - wound up wllh 47 got - Rlchfleld-going with-n-liS-- «jtnts whlle-Boroh hndD8,:Bolsr very- evident in the- reCruliing I.ato In 'th e, game Rockland, Tom- FarnswortJi • ran for.-Il 7 returns this fa ll. Boise and Ida- yards and a score and Peck ird draw run that carried «leep B3, Twin Fnlls B8, Caldwell 11.1, Tiiccd w llli a'fou rth, and. *lve, .. to Ilagcrm an country a Mounluiii .I|ume - 147, Bishop . ho did a pretty fair Job of dlvld completed a pass to the' Raft caught a short pass and went scorcd seconds later on i Kelly 17S and Capital 2QS, T — In g n h o ...... |j|WvcirclBhtTrffrd-ihie--witlV'-ffM irds fo r the Panthers* soc while it got some, didn't get efl. But a Bulldog was assess' ia lly o f the third pCrlOir Us Bhare. Rush kicked the only one-point to Ihe air, hllting Brent King cd IS, yards for not having his for 30 yards and Oulch Edwards Idaho adopted the poiiitlnn It conversion Carey tried nil day. dCîtnl guard in his mouth and for 32 ynrr out. Ilagerm an when he broke away cnted equality. And the Vandah NCAA m e m b ers h ip com ci up on IV ,’i7-ynrd touchdown-jiuinl wanted Boise Slato recrullinK f o r . considerallon and shoulil --a n d . ftDcmLLn.q.^;rnJ<;r n c a a routinely hu‘ accoplr..d, That will regulations on ncadoiiilc r in n tT ffltrn vcr ^yhethrr Jerome Claims i .~Bol»e didn't llko ll)nl idea ton enrolled hhniild he allowed li) Fivtf-Way Meet v e ry much! But thi?ro nlsrp ir play If the intrn-statn n e r I the fact lim{~n (;oo(l poHInn flower; ' - • JK R O M E —'I'he Jerome rroi.i* (he• . football-pliiy<cduniKn iittoti tluiiiftlu.’i nninng Iho non-Idaho danco at the last Idaho game nietnlxT.s which ixiiuk-r i liic At Broncn .SladliiiOi nlatiid "the fiiaslh|lliy n( tliri'c in o nt h n r h Bronco Doonicrn nro made up friiiit otic stale and all three thu liullvldutil winner wit! v e ry largely of Idahn IlDostcrs. ofwrnlliiK under Ihe nanVu hoard, 11;07 tim e oti (ho CQiirHc, which was run partly on tlie stadlunv - 'T h e y root for l)oili '«cliooU,'l Niil - Aflor- (hat cumci . a ‘ niajnr Irnck and partly nrmind' Iho hardly. T h ey .i^fTght when they halllefield In Iho jrgluliiluro. block i\par. .l/iiIhu.lmmcdiato area, ...... «re playing other oppononU. but when J'oiiD tSlate w ill ho cufllnK when the-th in gs that matter, up heavy seigo -Runs for more M lko Ooiiiincr' of l-'llcr tqoH like recruiting and kidding in monty. That will diviile thal second, Randy Suitor of .Icninie . . . . a llU le for.scholnrjihfps and nth- group into three cumps In n third. Sieve Ocniiner of i-'llpr lellcB, they can go only pno way. luirry. Just watch. It might gvt took fourth, nnd l.nrry II cssb .Soon, and this has liuppened al- gnryl o f .leromn wan fifth. . . read y, the form er Vandal Hons- — ter—ttopei.-Iduiia_lofiCA_ur--Yicc vortB , 1 An. Idaho official (not Paul F. W . N E L iS O N Ostyn) recently slated that "ihe ]oss or (he Dolrtc area hurtn nnly Magic Vialloy D istributor for ■ ;_____lr»-.lh «-a rea -o f--s ta ln . anlidurlty I and support o f llie Htnto’s firtit REALSILK APPAREL .universilv. T he finoncial support VWa.Bring th» Stor« to You" ------from -«h»-tool»*-arfla_ OYCrllhC past aa vo ra l'y cn rr liiifl not m-i-n S0 '800<) (>>At a com plete dryinR — -up-of-ûnda—frop). JiiaL. Huiircu .V. MASOW-.SHQES , ' ^Voul|] not a ffoct the, Idaho nth> ••For E v e r 7 W q )K o f U fe * ; .. letic I program - at (tli. 'iîe only " plaCa^ l ( couldrhwrt;Waho w u W J?o;i Sp. Locuat -at.------• ' . • -- '-Twln -F*»ll»- . b e In the legislaluro.'' Phona 733-0370 . . Tha ' progreHbluii o f things iTHny. r ^ ^ «-l\ law3._Tw [n_Foll«7jj:
vlth,the lineup by team captain Sam Barkcr leaped up to {frab the OverwlbelSns' 9. giving tho United States ah after a brief scuffle. Most” of of the British Open, .fired ^ six matches halved, -markfng Snead following aîpi Qiitlasts ball but ' Moorc took it away Insurmountable 3-0 lead in the them wt:re c h a rg ^ . pressure M^fobt eagle pull diT lH'c“■ fIrsnim____ c-in:__ -1in 8rren__:_____ ew al»*o(_» .______trouk—mQrnlnpL • __ • round fo r the b c W e the OtVdefende-'S’ - f c e r Da:vl3-Cupâtche3'ir'. ~ : - dkordarlv^jonducL : iho 17th-holb Saturday to draw the ' bicnhfai golf U.S» trtups, enabled lRe~YaHEs hit-tho^ground.-:------1-— the . final nmtch of Uie R yder that - ihe teams flnishodreven. to overcome a two"- match INebraslia ' Moments later Moore, fi soph ■Na\7-45--22^ Cup with Jack NicKlaus T he V X ^ f l n e r * o r the Cup M deficit .ftnd set it up., fo r Billy omore from Tacoma. Wash., cive a.,gallant British team, a Previous • times,' was- a 5-1 Casper-and”Ntcklausr— ------•LINCOLN. Neb. (UPl)' — made “a- nifty , grab .of a 2&-Vurd ANNAPOLIS. Md. . (UPIH* ! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! J shocking tie with the United ivorMe to win again. But Casper could do no better Southern California showed it touchdown strike from B 1 a n* Halfback Charlie PlUman ran States^______Late victories by Dan Sikes than halve his mate h-' with had survived’ the Iqss o f O'.'T. chard:- to mov^ Oregon ahead or touchdowns the flr?t -two ■ - ^ P L U S ■ « ...... Huggett ‘to keep' flie Simpson by defeating Nebraska 21-17. The scoring opportunity tim'es Penn State had the ball teams deadlocked with only one 31-21 Saturday, but the-victory wj^s set up whM Oregon's Bill' and the Nittany Lions went on contest remaining. didn't com e without a last Drake intercepted a pass on the to overwhelm Navy, 45-22, ■ FREE POPCORN I Nickiaus.' a m an who has won period scare from the Cornhus- Utah 37 and returned.lt to th« Saturday before 28.796 ' fans, | j A N D I Pirates’ Moose everything that golf has lo.offer kers. 26. third largest crowd In Acade- but never before appeared in a Blanchard and M oore com my..hIstory. mwmmn ^ Ryder Cup match, appeared to Nebraska trailed 2S-7 with only 5:48 left, but scored two bined again early In the fourth Penn State led Navy by only ch matters for the Yankf period on. a third touchdown touchdowns In 2 1-2 minutes to 17-7 at halftime but scored four [ GAS FOR ^bcn..he_won the I6th hole a; pass. lhis-onc covering49 yards. iûchdo.ww Jnê-^cond-half j Jacklln had a bogey-five, bui cut-the.-mnrgln-to-sevcn-polnts* No-Hits Mets 4-0 If-tiea-Tan-Orcgon-Tccord-rdc to put the gam e out o f Nav: the British champ d rew even The Huskers got the ball back most scoring throws fn one con^ reach. I t was Penn State’s. 2( EAST FIVE POINTS I with his fantastic shot on the with 2:15. to go on their own 32, NEW YORK (UPI)-Bob' The 21-year-o)d righthander test. •• consecutive ■ victory, I6ngest ■ CORNER OF_BLUE LAKES - KIMBERLY ROAD 17th hole. but the—Trojans—John Young , Moose. wJth_the_aId of Roberto valk^d two and struck out six /It thn m ih pr<«oyij tht» . ^tnicV fir^ t-ra rly . in strina of games In the natlonll Clemente’ s leaping catch of -|W lidOR-QUAtlTY-QASI^W ER*'pRieE! had to flE h t.S e lr w . y throuBh b y. (oiareopU ig . a Nebraska the opening qiârle_r_on * 54-yard without Wayne Garreifs line drive during the game. Nebinskii..45mnil run by chunky RocITy Pamplln ■A“ 37âYd“ bursi“ *>ji--Pittman against-ithe-right-field fence-In Clemente went to'the fence’ ln pWyiog area. Bjlh men had n ,h| jj that 'capped" aii'SB^yard driV«: on"Thtf'11rsr sericiT-of-downsi - salset B Fiill-Service or ServitXourself-B- _..the„s.ixth_Jnning,_hurled_thc right -field- and- leaped -high_to .£hances_to_sDalch_victoxy—.with ...... , On-the.previous play,.Blanchard up his first touchdOivn,j_t.wo: ■ sixtlvhitter of the major lesgbe ipag Garrett's liner with two long putts for eagles Oh the ' That set up a 34-yard field hit tight end Andy Maurer on yard plunge. Following a Navji and Save Even season Saturday as the Pit- 0^ in the sixth. G arrett also final hole but the tension ' ;oal b y Ron Ayala which put a ' 17:yard pass to the Oregon punt, Pittm an broke loose fo r a B r=;isfiurf...... • TîCiaitrhardno-Mattv-Akw-tn 46. 58-yard T D Run, Ightcenter In the fourth for the -GlennsJEerryL with one out In the second^ Swoboda with one out in the -Overcomes fifth-and-Rod-Gaspar-leading : the ninth to give the Mets their only baserunners. With 3S;874 rival fans cheer- Gooding -Ing— him — on,— M oose_Ju ilke4. Gaspar to lead, o ff the ninth, GLENNS FERRY — The retired Tommie Agee on a foiil . Glenns F e rry Pilots sounded i popup to first- baseman , A l j warning note to conference foe: Oliver, got Garrett on bounce Friday night when they rollec a to third, and retired A rt \ over the Gooding Senators T " " Shamsky—on— a — wrounder-^ second-CTdlnflhe game. ..Glenns F e rry took the opening The other no-hltters In the kickoff .and ground to the 12- majors this season w ere b>» Don i .’ard -line before sending Wes Wilson o f Houston. Bill Stone- I Ferris In^ He also got the two- man of Montreal, Jim Maloney 1 ' point conversion. - o f Cincinnati and Ken Holtzman < — ^n-the-second-period'the Pilols of Chicago- in the National i drove, close agam and Bob Car- League and by Baltimore’s Jim 1 '. penter scored from the two.-But Palmer In the American — before-halftime-the-senators-flot ■teagi a big break when the P ilot punt- ______feat was the first I cr'fumbled the ball-momentarily nine-lnning nh-h»ter hy it Pirate ^ jn his end zone, and tr ie d -to pitcher-since - Cliff- Chambers . run out. He wps tackled a t (he pitched one* against the Braved ' two-yard1Ine and Jefferies went in 1951. Nick Maddox pitched • in on a keeper. the only other nine-lnning n- The'Senators cut the margin hitter b y a P ira te pitcher in to 14-12 in the third perk>d when 1907. Harvey Haddlx v w with ( a bad hike from center in- punt the Pirates when he Îtched 12 t formation set Gooding up on the wtfnT toja ilgaukeein the 13thJnnlng IB 1959. . , But Gooding tu.cked J t aw ay i Piryes took advantai “ shortly "after "WlieB'” R'a'Ti'd'y tary Gentry’s wildness Schwager broke loose o score three runs on only one hit i yard 6WWp._ Vl.c_PhUHps In -4heV_fourlh.... Dave Cash j for .the insurance points when he walked and Willie - Stargell i blocked a Gooding punt, and fell singled ffi- center. B oth-m oved i on the ball In tho end zone. up on a double steal and Cash t scorcd 6n a w ild pitch as Gentry walked Clemente. -Gen- . Wendell Has try then hit Al Oliver with a pitch—to -lo a d -th e -b a s e s —and j another wild pitch scoc«d < Stargellr- 44-0 Nod miburih OLvenIndians
.SHOSHONE — W endell’ s tent ground attack o f K irk Den nis and Ralph K ing and a -s tln ^ Cards Drop ilefense that .held Shoshone inside Its own 30-yard-Ilne moat of the ninht combined for a 44-0 Fading Gtdjs Trojan victory Friday night. Wendell stormed to a 3(M) half- CHICAGO (U P l)—Tho skid' time lead and was never head- ding Chicago Cubs committed ■ cd,- whtlo-tho indlaofl- couldn't two error.?-Tn-th®-elghlh-lnnlng, mount an attack a l all. -----Dennis started Iho-flCorlnR-by enabling .St. ‘ Louis to .score a s - ncorlng from 18 yards out on three''unearned runs' the n rollou^. K ingjrnn the t vv o* Cardinals scored a 4-1 triumph pt'lnt conversion. Near tho end Saturday. . of the oponlng period Tliompson Chicago- pitcher BUI Hands ( HURht a ^ r f r d T D pass, and was-protectlns a 1-0 lead on the KInK BRuIri run in a two^polnter. strength of Jim Hickman's 31st lanFseOTtra-mmsrtf-minutefl honw~fun-f>f- thn , year__In Inlcr,im the sccnnd period, cap- fourth Inning, when Cart...... pltiR n long Trojan drlvo by pltch-hlttcr Vic DaVaJllI6~flIh- Roinff In from the two. He ran gled with one out In th i eighth n his third two-point play of and Lou Brock singled, sending I P niKlit: I A 17-yiird riih and a rocoV- crcil funMHo In tho Slio.sliohe end cirfwn. flrwt (•) •ixl zone Into lr\ tho name finished -111®-Wi'tufell "scoTInK......
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Plymouth offers fo r'1970, the most versatile new mbdol: Iine-uj5“IrrHisfbfy7îtlra freshly reslyled and realigned full size Fury series, an improved'Road- Runner-inspired inter fnedialo-linerO-neW^ffi^del-iri-the^com'pacf^riev^he'Vadanf Duster, and a totally-new specialfy-performance.Barr«yda...
"T h e 197,6 line is in dicative o f Plymouth's offer to create Wills; new- cor monager' of truly—oulAtanding-product-of-s^ .îs_Motor_Co._i:Th^Hofnet ferjngs -in every market;.seg-' offers p wide range of power ment," Wills-said.—Nover-be- and.luxur.y.options.ond-con-be f0 r,e-hawe-we-g0 0 0 .int0-a .n e w dreised.upJoLSfjo/Jy-appfiQ^ fnodeLyeac-Vtfith:&udi..stfiingth- aiLJi£RJ?.C-cL_UR_taJl_tb^per., in each model we ofTor. We formance-minded buyer." ^TORT^4JRy^T=l=OI^^ arB,_vefy,..en}hu5i_____ ^Mr..-WiilF-^3l50--.sald,-Âmi m outh's outlook, for 19_70.‘ bas'sgdor,—which continDc’s An^rican Motors'all new Hornet,for 1970 is designed- to m e ^ a br;Md -NEW-PtYMOUTH-PERFORMER^— :rOne-of-the-two-t»ew-^top-ofTthe-llne W ill^ Motor. C S a lso ori~ the ^ I y ”fuirU;' S."cHT(in¥ witK rang^ of ihdividuartransportatioriTequirernents. With' choice of six cyl Plymouth Fury models for 1970 is shown"'above. It's the Sport Fury GT, nounces five lines of 1970's air conditioning standard, fills inder &nd V -8 engines and a wide range' of options, the Hornet permits from A m erican M oto rs; led b y >he gop between stondord-size th g-buyerr-to-tailor-the-car~to~hi5~lTTCll<;Ôal ^heeds. THe^'oa-inch"wfTeeI~’ a.standard-size performance car.;Standard-_.engjne~is“:a—440-cublcr inch fFie” a lI-n ew com pact Hornet7. cors_ and intermediates.-Rebel b a s e , five-passeriger Hornet features contemporary styling distinguished V-8. Also,new to Sport Fury lines Is the S-23 model and a special Broug- ■'The n e w Hornet w iji strength- versatile' intermediate, er> American Motors' p*îon while Javelin and AMK are b y a long'hood, sharply.angled windshield and short rear deck. Shown . ham package: Shown is the G T two-door hardtop. in the m arket,’ ’ stated Ernie sporty is the Hornet S S T two-door sedan with optional black vinyl top. rTherRiipidrTTaifsitz System Announced
Will* Motor Co. onnounced Iti nov/ RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM, which In- cludoi all the porfortnonce modeli f»om Plymoujh, Including the ‘Cudo, tlie GIX, ;lh» Sport Fur/ GT, Road Runner, and the Valiant Duller 3-i'O. , The Sporf Fufv GT i» performance leader in the Fury line ond pretenlt s big, bold look wflh major rejtyling o< the front ond rear. Plymouih't mId-ilie_perfermance..modelj, Rood Runner-ond GTX, intro duce even'more innovative option* to lotljfy the very ipeciol inlerejti of tlio gtowl^^g legionj ©{ perfaitTionce »niUy»ia»'».“Th*.{ion1 oritft of the ip>eimcd>- ale» are rcstyled new grillei, hoodi. ond fbnderi, while the rear endi hnve been rVjIyled ond tha body »ide Qpjjaaronco-I* new-Jiom-tho_belt^ljQa.j£ ROADRUNNER FOR 1 970 PlytTiouth offeruhe king of the performonfo engtnei. the 426 cuble-lnch, four-barrel hemi a» well o»'440 cubic-inch ijw.bortel. A new racy-looking two-door coupo — the Doiier — l» on atlrociival^ A n^'A' power-bulga tiood, ond ilyllng Imptevemenii to*'front, raar, e[^d priced new performance - compelilor that Plymouth hai added - body tidei ptoviria on,ev«n mora rocv oppgoranca fiy tha high-nacfofm'once line. Alonn w»h Iha a-TlymomK-Rood -Runner. A._tiloh.eul It 4.tO-c< high-flow Holley twe-barrel caiburetori li eptltyâl, ai li the .><26-cub1c-lncti Uantmliiion. hemi enolna, equipp«d with nevThydrauilc .loppeli. Continued are luch pop- le now leader In the performance field, however, li the new 'Ciida__I tolly different from front to reor ar;d from the roof to the 'ire*. Ealerior ilyling NEW TOP PERFORMER — 1970's newest *'shaker'? hood. A ir scoop extends through ulor feature* at the color(ul Road Runner bird emblem ond Ihe ditllnctlve li bold arid ilook with .the long Shaker hood, ihort decki, sporH:s performance car Is this Plymouth hood, enabling driver to selecet air for maxi •‘beep-beep” tiorn. all-height, and Meeply roked wind»hJeld. HemI ’Cuda> featuring the 426 cubic-lrich m um power. Willi Motor Co. U truly Ihe leader In the performbnee field for 1970. hemI engine with 8>barrel carburetor and
THE NEW JAVELIN TOYOTA MARK IISTATIONWAGON ■JEEP’ W A G O N E E R THE-LUXURIOUS AMBASSADOR.;
, ..,AmeilWn.,Mototi hQi'onr»uhce_d dolalU oflli-Javelin jpprt»-hordtO| rt-of-the-ltnported cor. *n'-lti*-U.. S.-< ■Jeep^' vehicle* offer mor« thn'l.otliflf.cari ond truck*. Trv*, you ifo get Amerlcnr) Moior*' lu«urlou* Amboundor for 1V70 fenturet new rnor end 1?70, which Irtcliidat numeral exferier and Inlarisr tlyling enolngerlng phciiliei Ih* Ameilcon moiorlil't naed' for imoll «conomy<-tnf it^nt pctck •nnie kind of drlvino *ote ond comfort, llie inmo *inoolh poWer, 4>- »tyltng lor oil lavan. niodol*.'Seilon* omi hdiiiiop* hnve naw raor fantleri, iha parformortca ’ omr'cien|ura comfort* ol lh« larger Dotrolt mCKleli, ynl 'thnngei. Tha Javeitn hni o new look up front with d longer hood and o cflllence In inlerlor trim ond pretligo 'oppearnnce (hot oilier nianulocturari lull-widtli renr humpei* ond new tnllllbliti, S1allan^n• iidndnrd lor oil I to go off tlie road — then you knowihai your 'Jeap'.volitcle ollari lo fncilllola a new fuiKliorial . irn nlr liuluOion t/ilem. Otlisr now Javelin parformonce, »lylino. aconomy, comfort, enta of honriling, ale. — tin Ainbiitiailor model*, ond *l< of tlie *avetl modolt — three ecich'in llie inore ihnn o'lhar cor* or)d truck*. Il'» a ^-wheelar wltli ’Jeap' ilunilna, ‘Joep’’ ond SST.Mile* — . will ,leniure o 304 cubic-liicli Vn o* *tandtird. Shown fealurel cl 1970 Include o naw infely windihiakrwhich ginni'lntet iipoi Toyoto Murk II nior* ijian maniurei up. 'uggednett ond Iradltlonol "Jasp" dapendnlillltyl I* Ihe Aiiihiiiiodor SST Iwo-door liordiop. poet, hlali-lxick bucket lonit with' bullMr> head letlrninlt, ond c •lyl* vinyl roof option.
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JN»tTESJfOU TO ITS 1970 PLYMOUTH - RAMBLER Bobby Wlllt'hai boen7ri»truniontal In making Wllli Motor TOYOTA Co. the loador In Modlc Volloy'i automotlvo Industry. His courteoul, oilldenr lervlco )ias mado him ths custorrôr re> la tlo n i mand'oor as woll aa Ihe larvlco managor. N o f un------tp m n io n l» iho »IncoT«'pralio of customori who idy, *'|f ' you warit the )ob'do«o right, tfike It to l3ob,” So during the now car «howlno »ciy hollo to’ nobby‘Wilh'bocauio }j'« will »qy^ you tjmo, trouble. oncTVfonoy. 'Îsunday, Sept^^l; ^969 Tiiês-News, Twin Falls, Idaho A-1 Yoiitli Iiiyents Own
When you need a'Job ’-lo.fiolpicovercd carrots are scattered- -Wiih school cxpensos’.n^.thcre'around the perimcier or the " aren't any you can always, in-jarourid the perim eter of- the -’pnnjnc:—^ ^ — -Mfloldriimttrarftftcrrabbtr'niiid— :: This_was.thc'-tbink1ng.or DaV- get them used to eating the; car- - ' !dI JohnFon.'son l>^kncr^n 'cnn ,of'M'r*'PX-* nnd ^ Mrs.,Ml.. Hom er Johnson, southwest .<3 f • the . next ..âpplication, Tw frf'‘Palls'. AUilough he' ha-< a about three days later. contaTin job takinR care of schtiol jnwns kicker. Carrotsût and-oiL j . i.i — auring tnc sumnier,-' voung' bav* i, afA h en .d u sted with strych- idw’a:_JuiiiQt_in_lhc-^.win-î:aUsIs 4»in&-în-a--povv'der.-formi— Â-lr 1 7 High School, dccided |ic. had th'ough.they taste somewhat bit' sonie .extra time and felt .he ter and wotild be ignored [f ’ mipht as-w e ll put; I f to use.' • rabbits hadn’ t been trioked -Using'.a_Dcpartmenl.of-Agri the first uhpoisoned bait, they , culture -bulletin: as_,’ a guide, are oafen.'ih sufficient amounts young- David sot up..his own to result "in a good kill. ; •jack 'rabbit extermination •'con- David uses th e-fa m ily Jeep tract .business.•- -to plant his bait and poisoned In' the beRinning 'h e and a caVrots. His., fees are 'ch a rged . friend form,?d- a-partnership- anrJ- by the m ilts of., field needed to *• '"•rchased ttjuipmvnt but David bo co.vercd and the .bait and jqIp ow ntr, .man* poison 'are pinnled in a band 'ager-and-opcratorrTC^tT^r^r •jmjtmd':îr-ficldrwneTeT‘aBb1B‘ some much appreciated help ^ causing c r^ damage. from his family. , )ne farm er, D avid said, had T he secret of Jii.^ success, • suffered a loss:estimat- _ D a v id says, is' that by handling . _ ____ .500 bofore he contract- \ -rabbit -poisoning- for-arnUmWr ed-for'th c rabbit extcr'mfna'tioh. o f ia n d owners;' he-can''(ypcra'te This has been a Jieavy rabbit on a large scale and' thus save year, the,businessman says,.and m oney and hopefully make . a he for, one is lioping for a simi -profit. lar condition-next -year; ------— Setting up a businesiv-espo- —-The-bait-and-,-poison-are-all— _ iiiU Iy one j^fluiring the pur- planted- at night so -his exter- •chufi0-riiXj:50-po0nds-^bf-rstrj*ch-- -minatlon=job=go€5n’t^t^ln blt=- nine involves all son's of com^ him from working days -pUcations-rioiiK— roungr ------_to*obtain tfii services of He said he thinks the itmri ______tn-w ill-work-tiut-wett-ai number ofHaw'criforcem ent and n e x t, soa.son." Expen.scs „ channels. in_ order. to._bc lieingjowered as_he_works cleared and - perm itted 'to pur- better methods and . acquires - chase’ the- poison.------:------■- bettcn-equipmenIi_AJarmQE_can. ' Tlie' attorney also drew up -a do the same'^thing himself, but — contract which-the -young-busi- it-takes-time.- especiallyif nessman presenis tQ each-land ■ ■ ■' *' ■■ ■■ ■ ■ 1 ana • owner before thd extermination to in job is accepted. vest ‘in a sizeable' amount of Thus far David .said he has equipment. spent most of-this season mak- - " I can'save the farmer- -‘xpdnsc.s Dut He plans (0 TtTOTCy c i n r i N G e q u i p m e n t ' Sp e e d ; i as each carrot Is cul Into several sections continue next year, .expand and run,” David says, ‘ ‘and at tho •’— Jtm-slngipTnoiionrHerc-Davwjonnsort'iK!) ftfthe'nrsrsTfep“6nfire: ———-moijernty.e- 'ht5 ~ 'c ^ ipment~~a'nd •same-
-CUT Fl^(afeR9~T01'NEUMON|A~an>'Qiien-onlTi8~ai^diroHho'Tw)n~FnlTs~ n\a- . irxCTter?ind-Karcn-OrtM*rierfr^h^^^ chalrirt#tt,-At Icft, ' ny ARVETTA SAVAGE Red Crons Chapter’s first aid squad. Ilore with Uio help of Iho CUlzensiliand' Theimn Tucker of,ih o Ci D. alprt team, Blands b y with t'adio contacLln c a «^ . TimoK-Nown Corrc.sj>ondi:nt radio alert lonm, nnd thelr cqulpmont; first nldors demonBlraie BomB .oi thoir n doctor, nmbu lanco o r addltiotul flrst aid help la needed. < cnpnhilltlcs. Jlm.Smllh pn tho strctchcr, Is chccked'ovcr by Hyron Hacking, P A U L — During Ihelf youlip or mnrrk'd years, Mr, antf Mrfi. Keith Cardon M errill .Sr. hud T h e 'co u p le Iiiw one' diiiij{liter. to he'around .17 degrees below yeurned for iv vHciiHiin trip; Now Horn April 1, IKOri, at KIch- zero and hesldes fro.stlng hlH 82 years later; iheir life prac- nipml, Utah, Mr. Merrill Kpniit nasiv on the w ay to work, tho llciilly cnnslHts of vacnilon trlp^, hin eaM y' years in Ulnh ,iind breiid ii\ the huuKo bread drflwec First Aiders Mobilized They hiivo iwo hom«H, one at Krachiatcd fmii^ North -Cache iilso w oiild 'freero. ' ' P.iiul \vjilch they have nunhltUn* H igh School. He wan uno <>f nine . In 102(1 whllo working for tho cd BinEolDJOTTmd'inTTomnrnnit 'Children - « f —W illl«iiu,ijiitl_i,in;y. H»>r” f-.C*?IPI>»»y. bc'nnd another ot M chu, .Arlzoim,, whero thtiy Cnrdnn M errill, nuin wero^t'llVUriMK IHlCt'tliflt; huvo upent winters Nincc 111(11. . A f t e r urnduiitlon. ho w cnt.ti to fariiitjrii and whllo Qr^ssliig . This -mnkes tlioir Ufa Koimd work as timekeeper for a rail a .brld go o ver a drain'ditch, llkq a “ bowl of chorrie.H," hut road. Apparently nmrriafto was tho truck went-out nficontrol M r, Merri|l sayN they iir« well teriiiod . » "r<^wariUng experi and tipped T)ver fnto Ihe drifin iVhen tho.avcriiga Twin Palls F or examplo at the'10G9 coun TIds.la onl/>a small portion acquainted with hard timofl and e n ce.'' heciMiKu^nher hiH..l'uno ditch. Mr, M errill, was rciirOghi city ruMdent ruHhus tu thu nceno ty fiiir Bomb UOO oersons coll* o f tho avallablo supply o f first hnvo known near poverty. ‘ 2!1, 1017 .iimrrlnco tu G r u 'c e behind .the steorinR wheel and of-« fire, 1 cd'.on.iho lhrco;:ilriiLnld Jlu- ‘ “ Your (llfflciiU times come V^bb,. ho'co^clved » tin .fnlKe waH rescued by his'partner.-tlo the <;m!nly <;aMiily fairgroundnfairground he may tions and theic personnel ' whcirTDuYo-ljr.'n'aoproBBloimnfl l51tn^1!)0-t«'i‘'W n im m w r‘5rTIiey Tccnr7raninr5Tniift7{?^ffifd‘iiT (i“ ir noi“knowruow ...... woir ..... proJrcctcdnHr ffil^ . T fio ir itiWbialhta rangi havo ft fam ily to k^cp/' he mild, were m arried In the I/)gan I.D.S flllff-n eck for many ycnrs. i » . . ,all the way from blisters and u county were trained in (ihtald .’•und not much to keoj) It with.", Temple. • ' Through hard llme.i, tho peo Should' ho bccnme Involved in set Htomachs (0 a hearâttacl.. clBBses. M any w e r« beglnnflrs Thoy ulruiuiloil ihrouflh thU In 1020, Mr. Mccrlll- and-hli, ple found -U diffIfliiU-to an--«eoldun(,-howtiver,. it. will - Huron Orlgga, chaplet'-chalr* while -other* ".‘werv'- renewlng’^- period, phis a poHii nutbronk brother, Jack, tu m ^ to farming Hci w ork 'an d Mr. M errill'w as probably ho only a tiinttcr of mqn; said thore-are-now Rome card?-they-hnvpho!> ...... njuor;,o( ^ other-Urgo “ ■ Many * " iTO-roQulrad-to...... collego cdHCBtlons with tie rented ft (arm rtnrth of doct.or flilQWed ilIm.tO woj-kc but tor's first aid com m lttoe hds publlc'gatheWngs. Many of these firii aid cardi'te hqW'fo'bfj'r-r-T*: .... -...nlng Mnsters DegreoB. the Paul .Sugar Fachjry and he hnll tt^hang his work cloth developed a, program to.meet a r e . first aid' Instructors while however, auch aa ambulaneo 0^ . ’ l^lvo nf tho boys and M r. M or W drked'ot Iho factory that wli^- ing outald? the'house. . the. needs of just about itny othfira are odvanced f io t 'a id - eratora, aomd. Jaw>eiifAro«cnaokV rill aorvifd in tlie Arm ed rorccg., iio romomberi (ho weather (CooUnu«4 OQ Pa«a. A -i). I — A-l-TJm61-New*"f,win PallBTldaho '.'~Sundav/Se 21, 196V '
Wiuable. I d o-n o t think, thisj ThtsJs providing you can find is true. V/m'you s'cWlc the argu- a collector w'ho'wants them. ■meilt?i;------only Mexicon-coinage, whl[:h.hafr~' Th& M oneybox increased much in vpiue is thnt Answer: Don’ t know if the col of the Revolutionary periods apd umn can se'ttte. the iîrgument, : B Y FR A N K SCHELLr some’ of the-older. large ,filvcr '• • b ur your, ffie n d js wrong - at coinage.. The_i^sf_ls_eas;j to'. , From A. V. R., Vwin Falls,ithc figi 3 o f liberty sho,winR least as far as these 50-centavo find, with the, excepdon of a ' Idaho:' I have a United Slates bare____ \jrapst. Sincc,t)iis ‘shocked pieces, are concerned,- (Inciden very.few, pieces. quarter 1 would like to know ihc public,' the dies ^wero rc- tally. this IS the:Seco,nd etter (Questions on coins and cur- iêJ5-C»:omaa madtL u:CQYC£.ler-Llbcn yls. hody we have • had on this coin in •'t^^^^cT^r-yp'^rxoln5 roncy_should_bc-Lscnt_to_-Th6— I her hand and •with, arm or (chain...... m. »il)- , and Money Box, care The Times- • say^ "t ib o r t y ” - around her,. are branfl new, they might bring all the rest o f the issue- until News, Twin Falls, fdaho.83301:)' The dnlc is almost worn off, 1930 w ere-m ad e this -way. The you .15 cents apiece. < . . " but it h 192S. On ;:inuch: 8 7 c adelphia'coin, saw the. mintAge Answer; Thanks for the kir\d ol about 61^ million at these words. Tl P lfH « R^nt.^sccretan). Ml»er> day during the goose hunting season, as mnay_fls-lfl-li-flopoy__ their-propertyHvith-'tOperation ver-in—them-—-whIcK-would ~ %^CottonrFall;Colors- - place -JffstôuIh:^t-Dcc^-Flat NatlonarWlldliroTlerugo-i spreads coo be seen irom nllllur’s Cumur;— ------ake-them-wor^h-ab ‘ 1 0 0 . _ ..... s of the hunt- apiece. T h e r e 'Is no dWIerence — ...... in g-ffa^rn ityiw ho-w ear triangle in-ihe-value ~of~ th5~mlnt~^ i l ^ shoulder'patches and make andûnless you have a Targe Triangle Patches, Calling Cards Show proper • approaches -asking-per- quantity of these coinsra dealer missiop and leaving their call would probably- not buy -Iherh PRINTED FLANNEL ing cards. from you. From .L-r^ T wiir-F a liyT-Ida^ :uGxjod G îysrâ d ûys^fo r-ia n d -O w n e rs^ tionai kits arc available from ho: I have* several Mexican 20 centavo pieces, dated 19-14 and Bv JIM HUIUBIRO sportsmen’s and_ service clubs. right track,!’ the man said. centages o f people than ever. . . . manship. W c do not believe we and fishinE^^^ I94S. A friend tclls-me Mexican Reg. 49c yd, Jda^QJEIsjLJUHLGarao.*^^___ , ••■Tell mo whyLiLJs.that-I..neviir iefote.âj:e_fcd.infi._lh E N 3 : 3 0 to 5 :3 0 DnUy - 9 :3 0 ( o 9 :0 0 F rrd oy bad guys, the whole problem ori his land. -When permission havff'som eone w illing to take law-abiding type. of property damage from ^hunt- Is granted, the farmer, is hapded on th» project,’* he said. efs and other outdoor recrea- one of the “ Operation Respect" ie.^ n tionlsts could be solved. The tri calling cards, which Is signed angle patch and related promo on the back With, the hunter’ s tion a l' m aterials used In t h e name and nddress. It •carries statewldo- vopcratlon •Respcfi" the “ Operation R espect" motto, MAI&IC VALLEY resulted. ' r - .“ A true sfwrtsrpan respects the Thls p rogram Is designed to land, the law, the future and . GOODING was ho?t to an ex- airplane rido and* they enjoyed Identify people .who do safety for self and others," a slognn.written-by .Council- Chair- Iraordinary couple, M r. and It v ery much. nlMUt_lhe._r)ch...... I'of./othorsnnd- . MfsrCharies-GODdinc'from-Sld- They were quite Inlercsted in go directly to landholders for rnnn Vernon Ravenscroft o f Tut-' tnonth, England. It is bclioved the cemetcjy _an(L_wcre_lakcn that Charles.and-th£jatc-Erank pbrmiasion—to-h u n t"on ~prlvate -thero'tjûdlay Shubcrt so they places. • • • GSoaing'aro very distant couS' Even last year, "Operation could-vlew the grave and head Triangle BhouWcr patches art! Respect" did not come clcvsc lo Ins." • ■ '' ' ■ ■ ■■ stone of Frank Gooding. They red and black letters on a field l)cing Idaho’s best kept secret. Frank Gooding, who cam e to could not, however, understand of gold four inches deep, Ccn M ore than .l.OOO of the triangle the United States from'England there wos not a monument in tered and lettered in red or. patches w ero sold. The gonl this • with his parents In 18C7, was memoty of Frank Gooding. governor o f Idaho arid alsa a cach side i.s the legend, "I al year Is that sportsmen will pick fitate senator in the early 1900's. In Trlverlon-Devonshire, Eng ways ask perm ission — fiO." On up at least twice that number Gooding county and. city arc land, a tree was planted in the the three bnrs o f the triannU —and w ear them on their hunt------named flflur'hfmr------1------park-in-mem ory-of •Frank-Good- lTro~(h‘F “ wor3s] "SpoFtsman,'' lnonckct.'rr“A"^riTtTnr"p/rri~3r Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gooding Ing. There is 0 street there'nam Landholder," njid "Fish nnd Ihc program nt this stngo of 55 canic to N e w .Y ork b y boat and ed Gooding nnd a portion of Gamo.DcaprtmcnL"-The name its development .is tliiii every- the museum has been marked crossed the United States by bus of the .sponsoring organiration, bodjt knows about '.'Operation "to SCO the country" to Gooding. off for the thiogs that Iho Good Respect.!’ This moans lundhold' ing couple will bring back that “ Idaho Landholder ■ Sportsman Their main objectivo ln com- Council, In c.” nppoara at the to belonged (o Frank Gooding. fng to Gooding was to see the very top of the triangle. ‘ "M r. Charles Gooding explain* city and county named Gooding. ;At:,the vcry.-hpart. of .“ Of»r------TIrey ' also~came-to~Rather~mor ed-h©-WB» in the-Unlted-Statcs htlon Respect'* Is the Council’s mcntocs o f the Jate Frank Good- several years ogp nnd was drlv* guarantee against dnmngo by . ini ]n g back from Canada when ho H c v m Ws yunr ; " iKg -jE r00fcing'77-r= "ppea at a restaurant in Twin landholder's gunrnnloe against ire was sitting pretty. Or olcny, m ore jncoJce tlinn ever. T hey’ re ...... ^ ...... - iropertji dam age, printed on the of Twin Falls and taken nil over nt least. Had the farm paid for. In the reslauront was n place' incks o f membertihip cards, trchiendoiisly'proud .oC the farm Iho Magic Valley by car. They E fo r a mnt with A nlap o f the Manic reads as follnw.s: A d cccnt enough lioustr. Plus 30 now . I:spccinlly since it’ s also big ntso went to Sun VHlley where V alley on It niid M r. Goodmg Frank Gooding first seitled. af “ It should ho'undcrstond (hnt llolsteins to carry him until enough to offer n,sound future flpotted the town of Gooding. He the gunrnntoo shown' on IIiIh Better Job? ter com ing to iduho. drove over but was unable to card ]s ntit «n Insurnnro policy. Social Sccurliy took over. for tiicir son’s family. Dollarwise, T iiey then com e lo Gooding learn anything about the town It Is, when presented lo a liuiil- ]\rcn nnd womnn, a/ôa 18 Dut Wayne’s ton wanted to llie y have crcatcd n fur m ore vaU nnd G eorge Sllvn miulo nrrangc- nnd being pressed for tim e had htiider.. a .pramlvo (0 . condiii't , mtintii wllU .W llliam .M orso, w Ih) to-ieave but was determined to nnd over, nro irnntnl to pro- ■ farm', too.-And'rnisc his kids tho ttablc cstnlc.' yourself as n sportsman, backed jiuro fo r 'U .S . C ivil Scirvieo owns hla own plane, ta fly them return again nnd learn more ,w »y he’d bccnbrotiglit up: Chofcs_ ' A n d all because lljcycnnibincd _____ flyiJLJhc_MiiBicj-YullEjt.jQc..jin AbQut_Uie_tuwn,__XUis-lio-Bnd up by your fellow momlu'r|jy|iQ ûl) Qjicninfjtf during tiiu hoxc —lo-dora-po'ny-to-rjdei-«le(iii-alc— ^ ------aofJal-vl®w,..... IBFT" - .■nnmhJC -th*ip-farminfi-fthiiitr^tlt^-atid-* (lovc rtin irn t pnslllonn nnj" to breathe. Hunk ihiniicing kiiowledRc, IukIi fttarting Halnries. 'rlioy S o frttlicr nnd sou boiiBht th6 . jtrovido iiiiich grciilcr -ndjoinlriKl60;T)tT1It“n ncw'mllk- * _tuilty-iUuu-privnta-t!l\tjtoy. Borrow ing is ing parlor,’ No\y they liavo 75 .inciit nnd/«xrftl('nl oii|)ortii- ■ows-in-lhc-fltrinp-ftnd-ure-l»efld~— |^souni|ii;ciiili/cj cducntiua ur cx« 'jtfliicmro. ' ' ■ ,.t. And If the expanded enlcrpris6 Hilt lo f’ct ntin o f tlirno T h ey (lid it w ith a pnrns enough to meet loim pay- you iiiim t ,a iimt, i'liK coinjiciition in kriMi Jind Ln h d ]^nnlc lonn. inents plus a reiisoiutbô living Tor in Huiiii) iiuMia on ly ono out llio opcralors. • ...And ns the neighbors sny, ol' livu tliis'ls llio creative approach. •‘Waync’ll never live to puy -It ].iii('
.rflnncctod >vllU llio Covcra- jncnt, ^ — Ii’o -a c «p H itn t-ih o “ Tcfldora o f tiun iiownji'ipi’ r wuli ilio nnlutulid oiiportunltion.in (.o v iin iin riit iniitlllnnH Tnll dulriils Jiuvo Ix'fin iniiitnd Iti ..n. tiuw. Luol^lut: "L/, S., federal lAND BANK ■Oivil Scrvlco l'yt)np v lin IDAHO: rrm irsiB it. N o jOlillpi\}l»n. -BMCKfOOTrBDfcBi '“ fJImplv ii'i'^nd'jTiur roijiiiiHi id ~ M L W tU , COTTONWOOD, OOOniNU. J.intiofn Sc|'viec, Inc., 2111],' toroadvvny, Dept.- -la-ij, • Po;tin, liig li believed lo hAve beendistant C9uiin o f ilie Englliliman, rrank Ooodlng, was 1 IlHnala. A poalciird will du. f ,w a * r U ^ o foveroor, and «t«iQ .otwior, ■TOIN fAas.ONMOlonEODN) , • MINIATURE A R T SHOWS are Ircqucntly dlsplnyed In fhc classrooms at played durlne a class session. An eight-week session will be^n Oct. 1, for local ■ tKo^YMCA^YWCA in I'wln l-'alls. Here a collecllo'n 61 olIpwMcrcOlorsrpas=^“ persons'lntcrestod. ln<^he;arfIessOna~Mrs“ CflrlS(Mriias. been cOhductlng t|ie / Icls, chalk a;id pciicll work ol toachcr Martha Carlson and her students is dls- classcs.the past three years. - . • SUBJECT MATTER - CbNSISTS-ol'Just about-anythlogr a^t-teacher- Mrs.-Maitha-Carlsoo“ MVS. Hgre s h e jf '- ...... - ---- W I ■ l . l ■ around the house and the resulting painting, one of her own prize winning works; Each artl-st VV llO J lillJ O yS - \^19(SS>’ js^jjicouraged to paint the still Ufe setting with a bit ef lmaglnation end oflcn.variatlon U
.A rt classes will be re.suming attending the. ".Y 'I.a rt program soon. at.thc_YM -YW C A in T w in say the classes’ ar& the hinhlight i _ !£aJi&.afld.pro6ably4ho-one-TOOBl of-their—wcctnmlTihTy havel~ anxious lo get feack - to class learned so 'much-in 'th e eight is the-tcacher.. weeks course they find them p.Trk . haired .M artha • Genn selves thihking in tcrms/of sea Cu'rlsbn will 6 e'teaching art in soned artists. the “ Y " progran^ for a third -Classes^witl begin Oct’. 1, with year and she loves every minute morning, evening, and afternoon of ,it. In fact she has loved cv e rr sessions to acconfmodate those minute she has ’ spent wit. interested In-the program. Each p a in ty penci^ nr rrnvnns_slDce. -class—is—lwe-4ioursr-but—Mrsr Carlson sayS they stretch into the-age-of-three-yoars— three or mo/e because of.after A daughter of Mr. anJ Mrs. class questions and interest. Olan Genn, Twin Fails, Mrs. A teacher must, be versatile Carlson says she can’ t rem em In 'su ch 'C lasses'a nd this may ber when, she wasn't working Ijo one o f Mrs^ Carlsop’ s rea with art in some form; Her fath sons for success. She is able er recalls when she was fou^ to tcnch-water. colors,-skctching; year^ old, she began working charcoal or oil work and intro? with letters and numbers, when duces her students tQ .all most four-year-olds- don't even these media. know the alphabet. She would turn a 'fig u re or-le tte r Jnto an Her policy Is not to do It animal or picture of some type, for the student, but to ericourage When she was 12 years oold, lA L f e As“'onc~student.~Eva 'Rosa, she 're'ceived her fir s t.a r t les said, she .had drawn one ju{; sons. it'w a s 'n o t until she was .so often she swore she .woulc Comparo af $M 9 8*oz. 89c fliz* 13 years of ape, however, that never look at it again until fhc she'w as able to obtijin a r t'le s looked over her many sketches GILLETTE LAVORIS sons in school.’ Throughout her of It. and'could sec major ipi- school'years,'Martha who was provement. > knack razor mouthwash six fee t-ta ll by the tim e she • Yvonne Huddleston said she w a s -12 ryears old and'tow bred was so proud o f her first sketch above her fellow students, used she was anxious to show It to •fvr-art-wdrk-lo-gootl-^dvant- everyone, regardless dl wheUier TWO STUDENTS, WORKING on dlflercnt types of masterpieces got help from versatile In*. ace. ShO Kavo It to her .friends or not they urtderstood art. ~-fitruciofnviP«‘thirGciih~Ctr>'ifibnr~duritig-cin5g-atnhc-**yîtrTwln~FniigrEva~w?isaricfn~iooks— r in a ~ c l^ m a tes so UicSr~wOIiia over n recent'painting wlih w IilclT îe won a prize in a stinw- ih'Is suiffmer afla“ Yvortne Hnd^ 'Bornnnre-hBmbotit-'hci-hcJghtr ■show^l^0“anyo^^!7''^^lC“liuBh^ dic-ston, right, puts finishing touchcs on a chalk drawing. Both students had never tried palnt- : Now h e r 'a r t talent, is still ed. • 3 iKirnUu bliid.i • K m p * b r M th Ing until Introduced to art m aterials In the “ Y ” program . : ______helping otheiâ. Several persons Somclimea art claisses m ove out of doors, "especially on nice fall days wlien color It abund ant. . • . ' ' Mrs, Carlson recalls her own lob', ji.4^ fill Broadway Tour Offered Local Residents (Continued from Fogo A-S) . CLEARASIL A. Schwarti, 761 Mounta:...... Drii-c, has just re'lurncd from acne aid a t6ur of Droadway theatrical How to get productions and is planning lo make /mother tour In Fehruury, Next lime, she hopes to take the. best of a a-.-numher -of - area Te«JdenL'< along. Her tour, pnrt of ii' sum* m er class‘for pra(lui>tc~ii~ T)i ineatre Ue.ilgn from ll versity. of Indiana,.Included ni tending eight Uroadway plaî. A fter »jach producllpn. tKc tour delegates were given an oppor .TuBt bo Buro ho’fl n M a t(3o tunity ti> visit buck Htage, m eet donlor. Otir cuBtomorfl nU the pjflyers and. Hispect sots, . wayB got tl)o boBt of uh . T h o Jn nddltlon to attending pliiys, bPHt honring iiidfl, thb bcttt the, group'vlsllcd m ajor defllgn housvfl n f' Manhullan, visited fitting, tho best in fiorvico NUC's scenic design studio, met nnd ncccHflorioH for a n y k in d with coHtume desfgnor-s, nrtljy^n ofnid.InothorwordHîhobcst in_ ligliilng (loKlEtl-niiil .other -w ocftn poHBibly gjv§ thonrj pluisiiH of theater UcalKn, -M ftyhe-Um(rt>-wby-w e-i -I'lie-entlro-tour-lantcd-only Ttn o w n an, "'r lio T v lo B t K o - fll;miUi>ii«..nml .on<’-hii|f weirks,, Inii dclu'gules nho met Inforninl- Bpoototl Nnma ln'IictirInR'*r ly for lyncheonH and,oilier bucIiiI • , Como in and try to got tho' RiUhurlngM with ilroudwiiy nturs boBtoûH, It’uoasy.* ■\* und design exccullvcH, . . —Un-alLiiight^nujorlplays-wer* vlHlt.e(|, aiild Mrs. .Scliwartz, lid* onix iw^torn rcprcsenlaUvc . )n tl|w tour tif S2 pcr.sons. neciKise she enjoyed the tour, Mrf(^ .Schwijrti; In now nll'^mpt'- Ing lo cimtuct nt)i6r» who. niiglit hu' Inturcsted in .a Nimitor trip iHul’ Baid she will miiku ull'iir- runfômentn, ' schedullfig pliiya and vi«l(N In N e w .Y o rk ! With Btrong Inlorcst in-tliwalrn I . in ihts'iiroa, Mrs. .Schwart/. Hni(| 1 ^ fihfr*heliflv<*i*^nrn*^l>*nr” 9ft'pci^ •on#—iihoultK .J>« -recrMltefl- by rebrutirn, ; .' Mrs, .Hchwnrt/,. who denlghed th« iniorinpa>r her own modern ' 6.TS-OX. $ 1 ;Q 5 S i n home, hns alsrf'hrlppd with th© ... (leNlgn fluvernl })UHlnenn l,)iii|d- CREST ioRK,-her m ost'recent effort t|ie A tK A - Holiday . Inn In Pocatello of toothpaste. SELTZER wi)lch VCam cloi" , w an' thc 678-9312 tliotne. _ M c a .' ScUwuriz .said alio hopes to hcgln nonn mntthig pinni fo the, tour ftnd hopes. InloroHtflu rcHldentfl' will contact h er.;,U Is not a commnrcjol unilerutkm* -din!irrirn7i. nni one“ « t nient. not. ji.. hnro,*'.; she lald^ M TO tW IN TEl^TO UR of lIro».Iw ny i».b6lnii‘^>l»hhoa Tiy ‘oWon B«hw«rlS’ wKo i!oTio»'^^^ yvijnt to g o -'b a e k .... !>e able' lo (ako ti number of M iiglo Valley roriiilDnlH wUii her. Tho tour would Include u mim* ...... would he filce to > help , ' ber ol'B roadway' p]ay8;.
■ ~A«4-Tlii>B>-N8wa,*Twln Fqift,-Idaho•.•.: -:SundQy,-Sapt» i'21^ T969
M O B IL E D ISASTE R U N IT , abovfe. Is available b y loan from Boise and was,iis4^d for the fli^t tim e.during the county fair. I t Is guppUed ahd_siaffcd b y the locol group. Some of the near- M first aucrs who m'aa such cveots includo Bob Bcncfiel,
•CrriZENS b a n d r a d i o A lcrt T ea m m em ber Mike' Strot- C.' B. Alert Team are availablo to Twlii Falls Red Cross Chap- , First Aid Crews Ready For Emergencies berg sends out a call whilo mannfag one of tho three first aid ter first aid squads during large ptlhHc _____ statloni~auring the recc^~fal^Raaio~fn3lltic3 provided b ^ — (Coptlnu^, ■ ■ ______>1 wprp_ Qincers,-3ki instructors and^gth:. _____and staff the unit* whleh -First-aldersr-MIss G r I g-g^s su ffer'su rprisingly few Injuries ers. • - was loaned by the Boise Red points out, do n ot'h a ve to be but now and then one is kicked N ew to the local first aid pro Cross officials.' of a certain age or come from by a bronc or gored b ji a bull gram this year is the.assistance The/van'provided a portable any specific walk of life. and the first -aid team taki^s Television Schedules o f— the— Citizens— Band Radio' first'aid station which could'al- — We- have~collcgg~~^tudchtsr group. »Two - way radio equip- -ûndayrSeptem ber-21, 1969- nday, Strpl«rnbBr^2 •b&:converted-to-an ambahmcg he ■ m im O t h t r s V ^ other-, injuries tnis ycac "inr m a in ta in e d b y the C.ment ...... maintained by ^ the . . C.ment .. if noccicd. lice pfficers, eluded-Q pitchfork wound—acci - 2 p.m., 2SL, 7B, 8 — A F L F oo tb a lfw lth -the N ew Y o rk Jets 7 p.m., 2SL, 7B..8 — Bob Hope Special zeroes in on tv critics B. alert “ team directed by W orking closely with- the first 'laborers, dental, the first aid chairman mooting .the Broncos -at Denver. Sparky • Tucker, with members 5 Bob launches hjs 20th season^ Guests are JVlarty .A ilen.-S tcve- aid- programârc-Magic-ValJey .. .V T h e y -jn u s t^ a v £ -jn e —thing vow ed, arid many cut fingers. ‘ 4 p.m.. 2B. .3, 5. 11 — N L F A ction Is the series which was Aljen, ^ h elley-B erm a n ,-R fed Button?, Sid Caesar and Johnny also firsr'ald'tr'alnedr Jôiird' Am bulaiicc: Service .e m p,l 0 - more assistance be needed,"they If^■-c6 mmon,’^ she added. 'That -W hcA not busy-^vIth“ f T f r s ; scHedulcd last^veelc. Johnhy Unltas and Joe NsnfTa'lfriake paVrin es and officials, local doctors, Is an InterestUn dbnattng their this football special. are quicldy.summoned by radio. horse shows and ro d e o v -the 8 p.m., '2SL, 7 B '8 — F lip Wilson Special with giicsts Jonathan nurses and firemen. tim e and labor for a good cause first . aid crcW Is standing by 7 p.m.,'2B, 3 — Woody Allen has his first television spccial.'His At the fair, th e ------Winters, Andy W illiam s and A rte Johnson. '- and being willing to help some for calls -to serious accidents, . w ere •maintained throughout~the F irst aid staff hênibers are guests are R ev. Billy Graham, actress Candace Bergen and the one*-In trouble.” fires or disasters. 5th Dimension. fair and rodeo at the various now . sufficiently_organized, _Mr, 5:30 2SL-NCWS . first aid stations, rodeo chutes,' Hacking.said, to handle, almost One”of the most'common ail In the event of an- accidcnt -— -2B— News- r- 5—M ayberry R F D any situation.' When a serious ments a t such things, as fairs involving a large numbei' of in •6:00 4-^Farm 'R eport 11—M ayberry R FD grandstand and fair office. ' noon 4-Însurance Film 3—N ews - ■ "Rodco‘~offlclals; police 7 6 1 r flre-is-rcporte'd, a crewHs surri* is-bllsters.-Too many p w shoes juries. such as a school bus, ^----- 7Sb=WhatVNewby adults 7:30 2 B -D oris Day fleers and .others were, making com m ercial transportation unit 2SL— Science in Agrl- 11—M y -Three Sons , use of our efficient commiinicai and \-oungsters_whQ_walk sev- ih a 1:00 4—O ra l Roberts ____ ’ 3—Doris Day tion system,” commented Miss r^îs^ÎMhê Fs'ân^’accTdent^ era! m iles view m g ' exhibits a id ers'are on the scene almost 1:30 3—TJ3A- .- 7B— News. cause som e discomfort. Then •' 11—Tom'and Jerry A—Film Feature- 1 11—Doris Day - • G riggs. ^ as so often results^rom gather as soon-as officers and ambu-, 4—Faith for Today - 8—Ghost.and Mrs. Muir ing. o f crowds, the first aid staff there are the children who visit 2:00 i S ^ - A F L Football 7SLÛ[ah~TraII“ : At least one doctor Is avail lances and are able to assist 5—Tom ond Jerry 5:55 7SL—Com munity Aler^t_- able at all times and can also can handle the situation with all o f the food concession stands n getting the most seriously in - 7B— A F L Football___- 0 2BÊUp.Wilson S pecial-^ “ 7B^This Is the Life - 6:00’ 2SL-News be summoned to any area b> out requiring firemen or police and' climb aboard the carni ured into ambulances and to 8—AFL Football. 3—Flip Wilson Special 5— News radio without delay. officers to stop what they'are v al's w ild e s t. rides.' T heir next lospitals, treating others at the 7:30 3-Âquaman , '4 ^ M o vie . "O n the Beat'’ 4—Movie,* "W ild in the ' 3 - N e w s ' . , Also new this year was the doing. An- injured fireman can stop w ith upset stomachs is the scene' and keeping (hem com 4—Dudley Do-Right 5—NFL Action Country" 7B— Laugh-ln addition of the disaster van be treated while his fellow work first aid station. . • fortable, until additional ambtT* V_. 8—Dudley Do-Right 2:30 2 B ^ e ts o n s .2B—Carol Burnett . 2B—Truth o f Con-'■- from Boise. Local equipment, ers continue the business of firci This year there was even one lances are available. 5—Aquaman 3—Jetsons -.3—Carol Burnett ' - 11—Dudley Do-RIght ' . 1 1 — Jetsons sequences 5—Movie, "A Gatherlng'of 7B-Agriculture USA - ■ • 5—Mister Ed 8—That Girl Eagles” 4:00 2B— N F L Actions- 7SI^Figurlng It Cut 11—Carfll-Bucnctt.------TIMES-NEWS 2SL — 3 = N F L "A’cltorT _ ll=Grin3ir7:CTes ; 0 2SL— Laugh-In Merchant Tom orrow Goncharov, Gogal and nearly • 3-NFL Action 6:15 7SL—‘M lstcrogcrs 8— Laugh-In 3—Cathedral of Tomorrow everything Dostoevskt__ ja .v_ex 11— N F L Actlon - 1 1 —LauglM n * (Continued from P a g e A-1)__ —4—Qeorgo-of-tho~Jungla— J8:30.2SL-=My_World_and _ wrote. When asked i( he was 4—College Talent - 2B—Tom -Jones— ------IiTI927*he was .appoint^ Post ôok-R eview 11—Cathedral ot To V Welcomo to It an authority on Russian Litera- 4:30 2 B -In sig h t •• 3—Gunsmoko master at P au l.an d held" that morrow 2B-m cillo Ball, ■,ure, ho replied, "it’s'not.that 3— F lyin g Nun 4—Avengers ' • • posillon'tintll a political change 5—Sword or Plowshare 8—Death Valleji Days io 'm u c h . I ’m reading up on 4—T B A . 7SL-NET Journol - , . in 1934. He worked for his broth- By THELMA BALLEISEN from John Hart/ a signer of 7B—Cathedral of Tomor 3 -L u c illb Ball- ilavery hnd what happens when 11—Let's Mako a Deal 7 B -F B I er. Jack, for a while in ' the Twin Falls Public Library the Declaration ot Independ- row . 5-^Lucillo Ball--, - . hatcherji'business Jack..forn»*d. :nce. • . ' people are really freed. I’ve 5:00 2SL-^Sunday News 11—l.ucllle Ball , • ■0 2SL— News “ — G eorge of tho Junglo Ho worked days at the hatchery - "T h e Last of the Mountain T h e author wns Impressed concluded ■ that It takes five 8 2B— Land o f Giants 4—Music Scene 2B—News Men” by Harold Peterson is u 3-^Ncws and because he was eager to with his remarkable collcctlon hundred yc n rs_tQ_rccQVCc_and -8s3tt-4— I'an ta stic-F oiir-^ *— ints- 6:45 7 S L -F rie n d ly ;Glanl true story of a living Amcfican 5 -N ew s , provide properly for his family, of ,bo6Rs7!tverythlhg from ,*‘Slow really be free." fi-fFnntastlc_Fout. 3—Lassie .. y7:00-2SL—B ob-Hopo SpecInP he. took a night watchman job legend. , Train- Tlirough Arkansas” ' to Ho wears a black bearskin 5-^Look Up arid Live 5— Lassie ' • 7B—Bob Hope Special. i7 B —News In ,a Robinson,- Crusoe • like classics lnchidrng''‘Roughlng It" ;ap and >hand-hewn elk-lenther 11— Lassie , -7SL— Figuring It Out at the factory. From lack of 9:00 :> S I^ u | d elln o 8-^Bob Hope Special ' c om ^ u n d on the clear, cold nnd " F a r • From 'th'O Madding boots,, on. homemade- wicker , 8-i^Ncws ■. ______sleep, ho became ill and'wa? .2B— Oral Roberts . 7B— Wild Kingdom ■ 2B—M aybiy b erry i;t ^ R FD waters of the "River of No Iê- rowd." Oho w hole .serlinn n f ino—M crv Griffin lf:00 5— M ovie, "Julhis'CnbSa'r' the position 25 years, during In 1030 f o r -,his ^retreat in the her • tcachcr'.i homo and drew American West. i 5 - T B A . '____ _ ------I l — Danny- Thomas ' , .7B—Johnny. Garaon______wlltls, Ko' makes" grows, mines, 2 B -F a c o tho Nation 2B—Jackie G leason ' “ which time hoj was .nppolnled sketches o f garboRo.cnns.’ utllUy lt ;wiis not the author’s l3ea 4— FB I 11:00-1-Ncws hunts everything he needs 4—Discovery '09. mnnuger. polos, fenccs, . flowers, and to have one and all rush maillv 7Slv—Net Journal 11:30 fi— issues nnd Answers — II(J0-4—Movicr-^'Brothcrs In Besides this Job, he worked .. .ive In lOfift as Throeau did shrubs. ■■ Into'the wilderness nnd. live off 11—Discovery '69 0:30 2 S I ^ I)ill Cosby 4—Movie, "The Scape Law '' i n . a grocery store for $15 a at W'alden Pond, over a cen Am orig her tenchcrs s I n c tho land. It Is cnouKh In this 8—Viewpoint* 5—Mission:'Impossible go a t" •. . 12:00 2SI^MovIe, "H ot Summer week. He Inter was Jilrcd as tury ago. Ho- fashlonii -hls own that tim e ore, many for whom atomic — moorf laridlng — tele 8:35 .1—Tabernacle' Choir - - -7B^B111 Cosby 2SL—Joe Pyne. N ight" ...... Rfislsinnt cashier for the Paul fihe holds .high rcsnect Includ- vision-frnm Mars', era thnt’ wo -Tabernacle Choir ' B—nni rn«hy------i2ijQ 2n-Fjlm Fcotura— -i-4iurkai«-Lmv------___ _^Sinle_nnnk,_but_lL_evciituflll>t B!4 5 2 S l^ F r n n i iho CnlhcTlriT 7s00 2SL—Bonanza Mr.'T, CarlBori, ' who m ot and hack the clnck_nnd cnjovod-.^. ' wn'9 joM iQ.iliO.nr-ii-NflUfinn!, 10:00 •2SL=ncrntd -orTT utn— We can'- rcvol, vicarkiii.sly, In' ^nnK of Rupert and soon w iis marrltMl Stanley CarUon, Hnn* . 2B—Taburnaclo Choir 8— Bonanrtti k son, w hile attending Idaho State hh calni, self '-relia n t nnd ul* dosed. Ifo rolurned ’ i 3—rFacc tho'Nation ------I I — Bonnnia eery store of Wllcy Cravcnrand Univer-'i!{y_nQw_.Jl0 1 four.. liU lt tcrly_clvlllicd.way.0f.llfe . 1 1 -î'nith‘fnr'I’oday ------2B— W oody-Allen - Spoclnl iKiys that manage to occupy her ^ GEHL worked iintil 1911 when Craven 4—Colloge Foothall 3—Woody Allen Special 'Sold them the huslne.ss. (luring tho’ hnnllnj; sonsnn has tim'o when .sho.Isn't paintlnK. •1—M ovie, *'Our Man prominent -vt'tns— necessary t o 5—Fuco tho Nation • "W o hnd mnnnj;od somehow ,'".WI^,c’ ri you rldo hurd oil fjiiii tercd la tho Intnrnnllonal Travel 7U~Klnfi Kong - '.. '. iq in t'” . . . ,...... sup]X)rt all thiit hair—and veins vivacious little boys, you have CHOPPER Sy^LE! to save $200,"• lie snid, Viind T rallor 'or(*anIziillfiti's convcrt- R—College l-'oothiill 5 - N F I . Football Special by hnrrOwlnff $K00 from t w o nrc .llic first pincc the 'leather to have something 10 calm your tIon art show. She imiUk Ii ont: 7SI^FlrIng Lino. fricmis ,/uid hlgninK nntos for will ccack ." nelter check fn he nervcH.overy now nnd then, an< of tho biggest Ihrllln of her life, 10:30 2.Sl^Dudlcy Do-Rlght’ 7:35 7SI^Com m unlty Alert sure they are water-proof. "The . S— lileventh Hour . the hnlpnce,_w<.‘ took over the .iCiy... JlWorJie_ikflnqulllzc:r. 1j - .Sovoral ontdwd tlwlr work In 8:00 2SU-MovIo,.'."i’iio Tin- groat mfslaki) In nialdng panl.s," painting," siiys tho attracilvi: - 21J—Lln u .q...... sloro und-ronmd the hulldlntt." the Twin, I'alifi coiiniy fair nrt S ta r" i only New, CB-600 Getil Chopper ^ ho advlsodj "I h putting thii Hoam yiiung artist. ' 11—b'acB fho Nation Tho bulltjlng was two stories show this yciir and Kcvtiral rO' f i- F B I With TR-600 12 row^ corn hood- on tho Insldo of the ten. If it a— Paco tho NnOon wih n dancu hull iipsiiilrfi. In addition to Idaho State reived recognition for their ef- 7 n -M o v Ie , "F orty Pounds gols wet wlu'n'}i')u hnvo to walk 4—M edically .S(^nklng. 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"ll • ~ -----:-v --8 »jn d a v ;-S e p tr2TT~1969 Tim e s -N e w i. tw fn Fd1fa.'raQVQ~~l>l WtiltDisney's WorldPf ColmMeljpiE^^ New Year “ The Three Uves of Thoma- Thomaslna, js her consta'nt com- er, livijng in • the woods .secs a the woods, find a wounded bad Lori's aid in caring for the'sick ccitically iU.-having lost her will girl .■leos that Thdm'aslna ■ sina." ajjnajor motion-picture panlon and' the most im portant proccssion .of children carrying ger and u k e .it Jo Lori-’s door animal. They become ' close On.ft-dfly-WttnJilacDhul-comes t o - ilve" aftL‘r~ihtr~qgHfh of Kfff afier a|j, she recovcrs'and Is irfôut anTcncfianlcd-.cat t h a .1 th in g'to her- in th e'w orld . g. tiny coffin,-she; investigates. step'.and race off. Andrewj Mac-^. friends • and“ 'MacDhQl” *begrns' (o Lori to help cure his seven- cat, Thomnsiria, the cat follows toiichcs the Uves of. a ' lonely rcconcljed to her father Who wa* • When Thomasina is injured in I'hinltinR- her o witth, .the chil- Dhul sees them and .comes to spendipg-a-great deal of lime year-old daughter, M ary who is MocDhul-home. When the liltle Instrumental in the Cat’s death. man, a' last-litllc girl and a an accident and contracts tcl&-;drcrt rim otf and to r i discovers beauliful witqh, is Mho-first sc- nus, MacDhui. puls it lo sleep.!a cai-. I ’homasina., itiside the box —Jefjiion-of-thc-scjson-fmm^the- thorcbyiiTCUn-lnfe-thc-irarrCd‘ or;iK arU iey'tm rin iavc tRough-t.was Disnoy Classic Film Library iJn his .daughter who is unable to dead. Fccling;aJi!ight heartbeat, "T h e Wonderful World of Dis- unflersiartd:-She tells everyonc.'sh^ laltcs the' cat-home-a n d ■-ney.r’ It is-to be Iclccasfm lncludJng._the„.Vill{jec---reverend. nurses_iU-backrto-hCalth.-- ••tWo'liafrs-6n“ NBC-TV.--Sunday that she' considers her father • Later, the cliildrcn, .fishing In evenings o f Oct. 5 and 12.. dead and will have nblhing more -Set In the remote Scottish vil tp id o-w ith him. A ’ whispering lage o f' Inveranoch, .Part I in y m o a jg n soon' sends all of Mac* troduces Andrew MacDhui, (Pat- Dhui’s business to a mysterious Jack Lord’s - » rick l^cGoohan) a widowedjhealer, • llori,' (Susan Hamp-I vctewnarian, who livoS with his shlrc), -who up to this time had _spvcn^M[lI:;old-*dauBhl(ll:.-zÎatj^6mv::foa>ca-A^^ Hawai4-§hw .. (K aren D o in ce)..M arys pet c a t,!- Whsn' Lori, a mysterious heal TsThriirer;
■Three soldiers are killed In separate actions in Vietnjam and each'*of their brjdes .die m ys teriously after coll'ectinc the QI insurnnc'e on the-«econa season premiere opisojje' of "Hawaii Five-O " Rtarrips Jack' L o r .d , •Wednesday,'SopH~24 in c o jo r " - t&e CBS Television Network. As Steve' McGarrett ( J a c k Lord ) attempts to unravel -the mysiery.-he-runs-^Hfoul-of-war hero and A rm y Sergeant Joshva Sim?; (Harry-G uardino).-D nnny (James MacArthnr)-dons“t he identity of an Army Corporal to set-a trap for ifoko-(Bar bara Luna), dancehall hostess, who knows more than she’s tell- -inr ■
Relaxing Lights ‘‘Soft lights relax me," s^tated leta Shaw, seen as Martha, the Muir'housekeeper in -20th Con- try Fox Telfivlslpn’s “T-h.e G hos' ......
-._Keta must~'b'ey~thp mnst_ro. laxed pcr-jon In Hollywood. Her- seven-rooi'h house in the San Fernando Valley is lit entirely . “ SHE SEEMS TO HAVE LOSt HER WILL TO LIVE,** whispers the vll- by candlelight. han. The sccne Is from W alt Disney’ s cnchai^lJng fealure film «T lie T h re« lago reverend, Laurcnie’ Nalsmlth/to the slckT girl’s father, Patrick McGoo- ' Lives of Thomaalna,? to be presented In two parts Oct. 5 aod_ll,______
You're missing half :fhe picture.if you have to watch the colorful new television shows on a ^lack and white-set--Jr-tiveironeôf?hâ rlie iô~de|-co|(ir:set5.-Newest:developmentyin^fch^^ tuning equIpment’giYe you sharp, clear, brilliant colors. You'll find a great selection in every price range advertised in this special section of the TImes-News. New programs on the fall schedule put full color .In most of the best, shows. For a brief run-down on the new shows In your future for ; fall and winter 69 -. Turn the pages.
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In Search O f fPerfect W ave- As'GoTOrlioi*. Dan Dailey'[makes his debut .\Vhcn It'comcs 4o-surfing lore around*'dctyflnii—cQuld—participfli^ tine m ore knowltrdgcyiblc thnh ler's dream — the perfect wave. Youngsters could now tiandle a as%ovr~Wl»laTn~Drlnkwatc'rr a — i'lt's-fTtrrt-Ti'y7'*~.Brown“ 5ays7 board,'‘ affJ^hcy grew lip to be- widowed cntei; executive w,h cl en.- haircfl , Californian w h o “ hut surfing alm ost died-In the com t!<ê g’encration i5f, great W«ds a generation gap between shook' -up the motion picture same place It w h s-bom .'.T lie .champion's we have today." himself and his daughter J . . j „ world threq years ago with his missionaries wfio followed Cool^ The 31-year-oId ‘film • maker but also discov.ers slrc posscssi:s phenonenally successful f 1 1 nv, to the'.Hawaiian Islands put'a ■points out that surfing is gro«^ the chari^ to function as his • The.Endi?ss SuHmer.” temporary, damper on the sport tng .'in 'popularity in many na first JadyHn the' prcmieVe-epi ."Wlien Captain Cook discover b y .frowning on- the brief — tions, including Australia. New sode of "T h e Governor and j . ed fhp’ Hawaiian Islands in 1778, sometimes non-existent — cos- Z e a 1 a n dr-Hnglnnd;- Ireland; X ” -'SCpt."23-'Iriv color on, Ibc' he.also discoVercd an ertthUsia.s- umes of. the suVfers. They also France, .-Mexico. Peru, Brazil. CBS T levlsion. Network. . ■ ;he. -a .titVfit.oup-nJ-nntWeffr-ridinB-the -EcuadoTT-SoulhrAIricifl'i3ind=Ja’> . Julie Sammarsj co-starring a ' mea.betting their wives arid pigs pan. And surfer.s In many coun huge-wavts that;broke towards the- unpredictable J. J., takes on .who. rode the biggest and tries are petitioning the Oiyln- the shore." says Browni who be- ti;ne off from her job as an d im o addicted to-the sport as a be.st.wave.” ' . t":-' 75ics Cottimittce. for rccogni_tion assistant zoo' curator 'to"attend’ ' 12-year-old growing up In South ' But the sîort persisted and and the'inclusion of surfing m JACKIE GLEASON ' ■ an important state function^, ern CaUfarntQ.' •' . began its climb to international' the Olymp'i'cs. .... will open his eighth prominence in the* 1920s when against the advice o f the .'gov ' ' ‘How ‘'.iong' • th e'. Polynesians While filming .“ The Endie.'S consecutive season 09 star o f the grvhen_ the tibRrg\a< . rpverptl It WT.nn-i£s_TT'nre_pQpuJ..n!-sur!inB_fadnB-thB^{orce-and tive produccf- and CTcator I s ' young Surfers.— Robert August polyurethane board made Its ap- lar," Brown notes, “ new tricks'freedom oH the sea, remains the Leonard Stern, Producer Is Arno and Mike Hvnson — tr.TVolpd pearancc_in-the-1950s,-surfi -and-maneuvers-find-their way sauie f
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Aik Opnfdlnr for im in m s i 615 Terms Twin. M il Serving Mpote Vallo/ SInto 1935 Phone 733-1804 TW IN FALLS Suri.day, SepK 21, 1^69 TTmes-News, Twin Falls, Idaho A-^' College Glass Melissa MUrphy Breaks Away Begiits 7tli' From ‘Girl-Next-Dobr’^^^R^^ Year On CBS
The ac^ng rofes that are’good; in roles like this one if. you I good, characterizations In ‘ Do- 7‘!Sinrise ■ Serficsler,*^ ‘ ---t h • - fo^ M eiissa-Murrhy-arc—bad: donitôokilhczpact.—80. there's nahza.V ------award-winning educational scr- ones, like-the traitor she played nn niiirlfquick identityirlr^ntltv ofnf an villain.v llln in ” “ In n lunu if’e frMlno 1c^hloh ~5 lncG its lnception has~ in "T a rget of Interesl,’' the epi- While in New York, where she offered enough cOlieftfl crcdltj— sode which opened the fifth sea had no luck as, a dancer, Mi.ss for a full baccalaureate degree . _ son of ABC-TV's "T h e F B I.". ' Murphy spent more.than a year, at-Ncw-York-UnlvoYÛyrtJCftlrts—^ "r was drowning in girl-next- in a soap_operii ('-‘Search, for its seventh season on .the CBS . door <;hariiclers,''. explained the Tom orrow '’), appeared in “ Fan- 'ferevlsion Network on Sunday, prettS blonde . adtress who left tastiks" offrBroadWay and rnnde Sept.'28, wlth'-fall term courscs her hbmV 'tbwn of'M on rovia— her f Brodclway debut in "The in geology, and . mathematics. - a short freeway r.ide from- Hoi Unknown Soldjer and'Hls'W lfe." The courses w ill 'be. taught by lywood — ' j i x years ago lo spel. barring os the ■ wife for Tnombcrs o flh e faculty of-W a sh -T ^ a career in New York. Her am play’s eight-month run. Ington Square College o f Arts WOODY ALLEN bition was to dance on Broad ‘ ’When I got back to Hollji- and Science of New York-Uni.._ . . . the c •way...... wood, they started me in-in verslty. • i c»mcdfahialnho^Tb^lDgs KIs ■■■'MisYM urphy‘.— Tho - •5th'’ DIm(;nslon -singinB- drama using elements from sev issor of-gcology,-w ill-cflhduct group and actrcss Candice eral ciosed cases of .thq Federal the dass •'The Dynam/c Earth;-. Bergen. Evansellsi: Billy Gra- Bureail of Investigatfon. fefrem Principles .of Geology I.” Dr. ham appears .in a special scg» .Z!mhaiist.j:r..star?i in thf» sfirlfi^ A l^ r t B. J. Novikoff. professor-*' ;mcrit~o fiho snow. I teach“tr~ .Discussing her role, Miss Mur* matical Thinkinp." phy y>id, " I suppose-it helps —The courses.-which.are.offered__ ~ Mar^ Copage, 7, with full collegejrredit at NY.U’s Wasfilngtbn Square College of- l V n ^ n i v " t n Arts and Science and other in — Finds Memory—^ stitutions, w ill be transmitted by the. CBS Television Network foi — ‘^Â-Greatfiel broadcast at-a time~of-earf lp“— Searclt station's .. own- choosing. 'They F o r . a seven-year-old b o'y, ------> 1 and his friend. Ben will be prc,sented on alternate ~ learning "line<5*' fo r 'a teicvLsion (Warren Vanders), who are fi.sh- day.« beginning with the geology show can b e,a major task. Es'- Fall Series ing while Daniel Boone (scries course. -■■■ pccjaUV—wheft—tho-lyoiina—aclot **~~*-Fess Porkpr.)..|s_.opt trnp- —TSunds^Semcsteii^^ni^glQ.^ • ■ IcarnlnR to read. ' Mahnix launches a double- j. pull the bOy to safety. Ben Tu m»».;ti»f_On:Sun~aav. ■■ For Marc Copage, the ador edged, search for Brad Turner Is George, hides him and Fob. 1. 4970. courses and In- . able mini-star o f 20(h Century and Jim m y - Whitewing,’ two leads the slayers on a false trail structors will bo announced' Fox Television's *‘Juiia” series, young friends of Pegg/s who while Jsraol helps Jimmy es later. — the-task-is-ma'de-o-Ultle-casiec are wrongly accysed of murder, cape...... , b y the fact that M arc has an and~lhT5' ^ciU.-killQr who c a n Later the b oys'afe caught but MINI-STAR OF 20th Centuryipox Television’s “JuUa” scries, Marc Copage, left, gets ao . HUSBAND’S JOB . ‘ unusually’good memory and a only be linked to the crime by Israel s daring plan leads Rafe assl.st with his lines from lovely dialogue coach Abigail Kaater, daughter of “ Julia" creator- Cameron Mitchell, star of- • pair of patient people to help a beautiful dancer when,'.‘ Man- M AR J DUSAV .. and his men to Boone. Patricia producer Hal Kanter on the set of the, NBC-TV, series. NBC-TVs “The High Qiapar- / him with his dlaroguc. nix” .returns for its third" season . . . considered on© o f tho B lair co-stars in her.Jole of Re- ral/’ broke up with laughter at of action and adventure on thC becca Boone. At home, M arc's father, John most beautiful actresses In ,_GIRI. FRIEND,, as a glamorous former 4?lrl Sons” to be film ed at CBS Stu* a party when he heard a man ------CopaHOi—reads—M arc—his-Jinos CB.S_Tcleylsion N e twork, in color -This episode w as-directed'by -Ji:i.«uta{:5tnrOTiursday70ct. fricn i_of, widower Steve Doug- dio Cente r for__bfoadcast this -say-to-hI»-wife:-*'Gf-€otirse-r— 'im tii M arc has committed them on Saturda^Sept.TTT^^ :------WiUiarp Wiard and written byy j Academ y Award-winning a c - 9 in 20th-Fox t V ’ 5 -"D an lel- Jss..playedJ>y-Frod-MacMurrayr fairolHRrXBS-Television Net love you. I'r t y o u r. husband. . ,, lo memory. On the set, waiting Brad and Jimmy seek rejuge TfiHinvrass'aTid-Vtrfiinla-RooksdTTra jrTJmtrwymlffnms been ca'it In . an episode o ( “ M y Three work. . . That's m y Job.” ■ , to go in front of the cameras, in P egg y’s apartment, but, be Boone” episode, “ Benvenuto M a rc often brushes up on his lieving the cards are slacked . . . ^ 0?” Tho program will lines with the lovely dialogue against them, flee .when Mannix bo c&rrled on NBC-TV. Coun* coach Abigail Kanter, daughter offers to help them under the try-western singer Jimmy ■ :_jroducer condition they tell their story Dean -'ako guest-stars- wltb Hal Kanter. to the poll<». Because Marc-enjoys-his — M ik ôn n ors-sta rs as the'rug- work, h e-tack les new scripts ged private detective Joe Man w ith great enthusiasm. He also nix with Gail Fisher reluming “ has fun working with his on - tn her role as Mannix's girl James Cobui’n and off-screen friend Michael friday Peggy Fair. Bruce Geller Link. M arc’s ,o n ly wish is that is .executive producer and Ivan h e could have tho same amount G off and Ben Roberts are the of "Mannix " Appears In âramouni Flint Spot
“ “Our“ Man'Tnint;”~5tarrlng Jam es Coburn as the super-spy that tops all other supcr-spl.es, Lee J. Cobb, Gila Golan and Edward Mulharc (of ABC's “The Ghost and Mrs. Muir"), is thC’ rousing curtain-raiser for a now season of outstanding film entertainment on “The ABC Sunday Night-MoVie". A man of many talents, Flint Is a karate cM m pion, brain sur geon. swordsman and nuclear t>hvsicLst. A m ong -his dearest pofisOHsions- ore—Tils claafettc !ichter->vith-82-death-dcalJng-do- vlces, two man-eatlng-dogs and the four lovelies wô comprise his dom estic staff. In “Our Man Flint” ZOWIE (Zonal Organization of World In- Quasar Color t v ; homa who can’ stop Galaxy. Armed service. It's so dependable you get a tw o year^ only with his trusty cigarctte gMarantee. . ' mlighter, x k Flint sets out on his Tniss: Is worth looklgg Into bocnuM (t*t« dlffarant kind of After nnrrowly escaping death al.lho^lionda .Q[_ailft..(QfJ(\..G<): C ^ r TV. ii'B all Bolld stato (oxcopt tho recHflerand picturo Ian), a lovely Galaxy . agent, tiiH ). That's difforqnt. Most of the*corffponenta (or.w6ik*\ FIjflt Is captured Wy her oiid ord in a drowor, In.tho form of 10 plug-In mlni-clrcuiia. And her'fiuperior (Edward Mulharc). ■ a bnndll'gapB from Ireolng his prlnonor In "T h e I>ov The loaders of Galaxy then Issue, thot makes Quasar dlfforont. . . bocauso U'a a snap to tervico poKt," tho episode that lounches the ISih icason of "Gun* an ultimatum lo tho world — In.youf homo.._ Hmoko," Monday in color'bn CDS. , • _____. ____ capitulate or bo destroyed. Quaear provides a difference In dependablDty, too. Baeauaa
I— tpjwoikJor-yaais.wltHout.bumlng-thom8oIvaaût.-And-.that- The H o îM G ^ e KetUrils W ith^T^ -la flblo.dlffQfonco..Iubo9 byrApuLasjheyjwMrJn Jboy__:. I Just nQturally go dead. Not Quasorl No tubeal But If Quasar « ahoutd ever need service, Jhero*< a ploasant dUfarafica tharo,______} Top lyiedical Shows Hanned Thisêar also. A aervlconiari can roplaciT a rnlnl^reult In m(nutes1h J -your.homojjjauho-ropair-ahop.------^1 •:------iirVEnNONSCOTT ------nppearrTnora‘tt'Cowpoko-ihan-« n-lhe-ohl«f-r«(iWont^------If yotiyo ^ e n looking for something dlffareni In Color TV U l’I ilollywt)^'<)orreRi>Dndcn( surKC'on... •• It .jppcars Evorott'fl tharac- "This* series . l-i dif(orcnt le r w lll look up to Daly's only If . som'otKlno better, slop a'rid se'o thd‘^ 3*lnrplCTirrftni®flf''~~ Ildl.l.YWOOD (UPl) T- The becuiL^ It co-storn mo and Hho latter arrivo* to-w ork in a urod diagonally; 295 sq. In.) C olorT y. It's worth' looking Intq. luispltul cycly Is ► hack ngnin, Jumes Daly which makes it helicopter. folks. Tutil» In voiir tcU;vlalQn -dI(f<>Ft)i>(r-«v«n-ir—w »~ d Id -old flet-nm l --l*iu};ii' It up whito -the Klldaro“ Bcnptff;'*~tio— repltrd •operatlonsrpsopie-lasfinR-as —— as.. ' Modal WV870EW "*7^ cntncrn 7ootn« lii on nn actor ,wlUi : aa fiva tl ■ w ftli A1«ri. U bo r and tran^ pnrtallon aiiollet! fr<)pi vliloo, — •—hospitRlir«nd-acc«99-to-i -A j CAR:±QR_WQRI^ )|0U,(able ' But no. 'The guyti with Rauu) A GETAWAY CAR? ovor their njouthi and porsplrn- (lon on tholr' brown are back' (o WhUpor -hoarK()ly..to -thQ.nurM _ _ ^ : car:.eor: fun?j_ In i 1m> operating room : “ Qulcki • 'IVio clam nsr* byMOTORQLA(^ Ono o f tno nctora tn ' ‘ Medical IN 1970-ITS ALL IN ONE Contor" - Ja-ChAd Everett -who hoi>pa to Qvbid the clltllo olicho. Howovor, i|)io ffcalpela aro JEEP ___ stockcd.asalnst-4)lmr------' EASY TERMij tillon Miuthe Uli,A ir," E vorott said. “ Out ^ U C f R ^ 'it 's nonrvlolont. AaI no^rvlolont / ■ AS a fooUjall game." ------nnvoro(rm v 6 r o f r ’ mriy-b«r-T*ca1tci>art-
FiftL SeasoH-Septr2d "" t. A i o C/M Dealer to confident ora w# of Corili Molhe» Volue* — we moV* ihU guarontef— — ------If-you- find o comparoble- model-of-ll>«-»om«.‘qualily-ol'-or%y.-DiKOunl Houw,:- — 'M axu’cU Smart Is assigned to directed by series star Don.-Ad ’Wlioleioler; Dlitnbutor, or ony othar lource. fof o lower price wflhin-30 doyi free Professor Milo Pheasant, ams. afler purcKoje, we wiH'l.ak# yoor lel bock ond refund yoor rrwney. - , ^vho- has been Imprisoned by The popular spy-spoof, which ANNOUNCES ANOTHER KAOS in a glass booth,__ has- won the Em my- A w ard the 2. CURTIS' MATHE5 A^D_01>jl,V CDR-tl5_W»'lHE5_i:ARaiL5_&bL£lGftl- ffft?. PKTnaF l U f lp MMUtAMEf— ------Dlows-hls-cover-a9-a--secre‘t p a s t^ w o -s e a so n s —as—tHe—tiut- 'w o 'T H r o ^ G I N A L .f>URClTASEifrTWO“ XEARS"fRU'AND'SlX"AODITiONAL'‘YEARS ON 'PRO-fiATED mmpriy ■;prips. ' Xtars _ ----- j^g«nt-^whon-Agont-^-'toIl&-hUn BASIS — THE INDUSTRIES FINEST PROTECTION. 'she's going to. have a baby on three - time Emmy-winner A?" REVOLUTIONARY BREAKTHROUGH! tho"preniiere“ of "Get Smart" ams as the bumbling Agent 86, 9. CURTIS MATHES It told by color ■■peril who ore Irolrfd In-electronici end Vnowledgotie In thelf Friday, Sept. 2H In color on the Maxwell Smart. - Starring with thoien field, Entire lolet ond-lervlee-j^gonliotlor^ dedieoted-to the «letlroni«-bujine»»-fer they- CBS Television Jlelwork. Adams are Barbara Feldo .Determ ined to complete the Sm art's w ife and fellow A telt and teivice rtethlng but televiilont ond ttereoi. — assiCTment, - Smart 'aisiimes'â 99-hnd T c d 'P liitt as T he C. . NOW ., . the first and only, fabulously^ , 4. CURTIS MATHES preducei in own genuine hordwood cobineti hond rubbed ond hond woied. numoer o f -disguises to become the constantly frustrated, head of convenient TOTAL AUTOMATIC-COLOR 'the musical accompanist of op- CO NTR O L. ------Thai* eoblnen ora the flneii In efoft!mon«hlp-ond-oracloui-»tvHng,-wirh-over-70-yearj-Bxpoflene«-- '. . . a new arid exclusive Electronic cra sta r Rose LaCosta. who is Arho Sultan Is executive pro- In building fin* furniture. All cabinelt ore built lo tolUfy the critical ocomlicol requiremenl'l of brought into the case becausc .ducer nnd Chris Hayward is the11 9tem-whjch-comblnos-«H-the-functjona~ rMuVicol In'ilrument. ' , • ^ she can shatter glass when hit- producer of '’Get Smart^" which ■ th o tJir^ MaBnavox innovations ting a high C. This episode----- IS a production of Talent As described below. If the Color T V brand 5. CUailS MATHES uiei only o. ttrip type tuner built to.give higheil lemjiivlty with leii neije, sociates, Inc. ' ' a ir V fn ^ llJ V a rH T # V you’ro considering does not have all ihorpeil picture without Interferenee, ond leu expenjive to mainloip. /II I I I IH/l'/l I II it is aheady obsolete; for on/y A. CURTIS MATHES windi Its c 1 power trantformert which ore made \ Dog, Jiewels A A w X lirX ff A a a X J iO Magnavox TAC banishes annoying color pota heot. Thli ;Jroteele the c( ponent» which «*tend» component life. JKealistic variations and tho need for bothcrsomo ' r —picturo adjustments or tuning! Figure In Bill Morris, art director TAG—80 simple a child can eulti. Theia circuit* or* used In all critical leciloni of the chattlt where'It i on A B C -TV ’s ‘ *Jimm\j Dur m o K w tu n e it p e r f e c t ly I ante Presents the Lennon Disney Show Sisters Hour,” goes in for 8. CURTIS MATHES feolurei Inilonl enlertalnmint, uted In m»«t modelt and It on conilont ilondby. realism . He created tho > EIjmlnalei the high Initial power iurget of the norm'ot Off and Qn iwlichei, thut extending lh«
m ent” o f the prem iere show, Shaughnessy) and McClure (R o humidity. Short worm up tliii' ger C. Carmel^ pursue Earab- a irin g Frid ay, Sept. 26, hon bas, llie St. Bernard and J§.ck orin g Chicago, w ith such au ♦, The.CURTIS ^ T H E S Manvifoeturlng Compony li In 1h* Home fnlerlolnmenl Builnei* and only ih# thenticity that gu«stS' at the Crandall. (Dwayno Hickman) 'In _HQme^£niattQlnmant_Butlneit^No-Sef»'lBafoi*r»r-Woihlng-Moch(naif-Vocuun^lMner»,-G«yarnn*enl— —ihcir-attfimpt tn rf>trlevo-t h e tnnlrtg were' heard to r e-, jew els in tho lunch pail which mark, .“That's so real I Contract!, nothing to occupy their time and energy.Ip ony other woy — rot Ihot Iheia oihei' the d og has stolen from them, could almost walk down endeovort ore r»ot Important •— but they certainly contrlbula nothing toword aKeellanc* In Home ' lA ,tho concluding.-.Jialf of "M y . Michigan Avenue.” . • Dog, tho Thief,” on NBC T ele Each week one segment of vision Network’s "Tho Wonder the musical variety series 10. CURTIS .MATHES hai hod a lolld lucceufut 70 yean tn builneii, 3 million iq. ft. «f floor ful W orid o f D isney" Sunday, will saluto an .American tpoce, over 3,500-highly ikllled and dedicated eniployeei, the very loloit In •nglnoerlng Sept. 28. ' ■ city. ment and meihodi. All of thli, davoled anllraly to jutl on* aim, to build the vary finett In 1 The thieves trj» to dognap Ba- Home Enlertolnmej^ ______^______—rnbbas—from—Jnck-apd“ K i m (Mary Ann Mobley). Their Ini I I . CURTIS MATHES li. ;tu(iri who build thilr'own amplllleri, ipeaker*. ond- tial efforts nro thwarted b u t J ohnny Cash Will "coblnVtii "cc the bolanc* ol'aoch'to~ihi'oiKar~which U to heîtory tV'aiiuV«''yVu', ~ , they eventually lure the dog Into ■•euitowf.~'of ih>~vfy flMinn'HI-Fldellty'toun'd. _*_irap_lD-Jccep_lili_iob,-Jack. —pretends-the-dog-^s-still-with TakeGuest^Rble’ ,12. CURTIS MATHES producei moit of Iti own componenit [more than ony olher manufacture him In tho helicopter. ' cabljiati, T,V. and radio choitli, tpeokari, colli, circuit boordt, moikt knobt and traniforn ----- n>&4hSevcB-ihrealon-lo-revoaV Iohnny_,Cashi tho deception unless they get AB C^s. "T h e -lohnny Cash l-AUTOWIATIC-TINT-GONTROL- llm f {TgTH~tomptemit'T~igcti~athimTiinninr«nhr'toiTewgnBf" B ' perfectty-mmcliBd-UnltT- tho jewels back. Mr., Travcll Show,” M innie P earl and Jean- . . . eliminates green and purple faces. Magnavox ATC lots you soloct tho 13. CURIIS MATHES pu/chotei only from i ippWen wllh Ihe bell lepulotloni lo moke the bait, v (John van Dreelen), jhe bniln nie C. R iley guest-star on ar behind -the thieves, tells Jack cditiop o f AB C-TV’s "T h is Is flosh torto colors most ploasing to you and koops thorn that way—In every buy Ihe bett. Soma C/M luppllert orei he’s fotmil the dog. Whcn Jack Tom Jones” taped Aug. 31 af .picture, on ovoryprogram, on any channoll Set Itonca and foroot (tl Standard kollkmor> ...... Tunart arrd K im go to pick him up, ABC Television Center in Holly Picture Tubei Travoll orders, them.to. niakc wood. Mallory'f Spro^jua ■.'.Vi'iV. Jr.T-T.v. . Coiidenidri Barnbbaa find the: lunch pall. nn.? is tho third o f six .shows ft.C.A. t-'Sylvonlo ...... Tuber _Tho dog succccds with unexpect Jones is. taping In-Hollywood M i n . New and improved ^ Corrord, Vole* of Mutic, b S K ...... Chongeri ed results. nnd In scheduled fo r airing Nov. 20. H . CURTIS MATHES ulllliei th'ol axlrd »(apl tviry Cortli Mathai-iat it tub|ec1#d-fo 3-4; hour* <«n- - ABC-TV’s "This Is.X om mSm AUTOMATIC CHROMA CIRCUIT ftnuout'opernilon ol ■levale'tl'leftipatoTuiii'ahd 'wltdoe lo'guaioniae a mo»« I'foubli-frea'let.' •Tone.n” .opens its new sea.son ... roducos variations In color Intdnalty. Mflgnpyox ACC assures uniform Keeps In Shape Thursday, Sept. 2.'i. color intensity from^tatlon to stotlon.—no matter how olton you switch. 15. CURTIS MATHIS flivei one (utl year replncemenl warronty agnlnit nny'dafecil In'inolarlnl and neaiitifur Hope Lange, star wprVrnnniKip, 90 dctyi (tea letvit* li Included .In..111#.pfica .«f.all-Colof, »■!»------^ ring oiicli Thursilay night In itALIAN APACHE -3vlr'~ - tftrCURTIS-MATHtS olVil ytfll liIOh«f fl'inlll/ Torkirna'na'yT— ;;...... ; “ Color Tube—oivoa you vivid, noturni colOr picturoa whici) arc clonror and . 19. 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- T i T Sunday, Sept. 21, 1969 ^Times-Nasyi, Twin Folli/ldaho A*9- Barbra StreisaindjR^Skdtoh^Tony^BeriiiettTo^M Barbra Streisand, Red Skelv'Thc Ed siillivnn Chnu;’> ton. Tgny . Beiujett and the Us 22nd lea^nn c . The dynaijilc Miss Streisand, [lo, Dolly' w..... ill sing a* „a jncdley ...w-.v, grcmiere. He. will offer , ojieôf es.’fncluding "live .Got .To Be cal quintet, whose “ "8S ‘ hat show. Includ- famed pantoi)iIm« routines W e.” ” W hat-The World Needs considered the qulntesi ncc of ssr.ted live as wUl that ( and also present a humorous Now” and "P eop le.” ' He will'soul ” ’ us*c.-Avill offcr ,hiphlighls T:mptatlons. motion.picture v e fs lo n o f "Hel? *"8 the' title tune, "So .Long, monologue. Skelton's own series. also appear' with Ed Sullivan of their hit s on g^ indluding “ I Sullivan Show.*' — - Dearie” and ‘ •Before the Paradg *..v pre* ->'The-Red-Skelton-Show,:!-«taru In-scene?fllmcd.--ftt-varlous-New CanX-Gct- Ncx:i-.To.-You.” ''''■■ *' ------aeiitod-ln color, — ...... originates ...... in .th e_ its 19th consecutive year on tele Y ork City locations. In addition, Mlsi stfcls.ndi '.nd Rod skcl- Ed Sullivan Th«er taNewOJrk vision Tuesday. Sept. 23. on the some of Bennett’ s'accomplishci} ton will be seen In seqlienccs Ed. Sulljyan ^_Theat^? Jn ^Nflw Netwotk. ______• black-and»white sketches nf the taped-Cspeclnlly_fQr this open- York C lr Singing star Tony BenneU will rlfjF^Fbe-sRbwn. ih g broadcast of the Sullivan Bob-Prcc -T hfl- TCTiptatIonsra~nTal«~vo?
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General Electric, takes'the .guesswock-out-oLcoior- tuning with: 7233 Quality Checks . G.E. Colorama • Color-Minder Cdntrols’ pre-set aj the factory GRID S TA R O. J. 5 . ______potential Helsman Trophy winner and a prospective big bonus player In professional football • Precision Built ■ ' —who Is hiding a medical ailment, on the premiere of "Medical Center,” new hour-long ser ies starting Wednesday. Sept. 24 In color on the CBS T elevision Network. Series star CKnd_ :WAutomatic-finsJuning_ =Everstt-«s^fi:J6seplrtann6fl-laJkÛh^lmi-8lmp«MirHelsman-Trophy-wlnner-lnJ68rI»-now-^ —a -m ^ b e r Ol- the Duffalo-8tUB-Dr-thp-ai«CTleaarF0fltBarT~"— ------Growing Of American Actor Maury Wills LOADED With WEIGHS LESS THAN 25 POUNDS )f4.A^W ill-^ VALUE! In ‘Heroes’ Tale — O n ^ e r i e s " Colonel Klink attempts to> put Be On TV- on display his prize POW catch "Discovery Returns to -Ha- — an Am erican actor named Baseball star Maury W ills ol wnll — Little W ar on the BIr Byron Buckles — and to use his the Los Angeles Dod;;ers has I sland," which shows how- cof talents in . making propaganda been set by producer Chris Hay- fee is grown and harvested and ward to mako a special guest films for the Germans in the features a fam ily o f coffee far fifth season premiere of "Ho appearance In on episode o f mers, will be presented In color gan's Heroes'* Sept. 26, In col "G e t Smart” which Is now film-1 on ABC N ew s' children's series, o r on the CBS television net ing. W ills portrays a CONTROL *-‘Discovery-'68/^ Sunday,-Sept, work; agent-w ho dies -under -mysteri But Col. H ogan.gets into> the ous circumstances in the popu lar comedy series which pre.- Hosts V irginia Gibson and BUI act-and.schemes.to use.Klinkls -O wen visit wirh-HansftiMlyata entryJntO-ihe:fUm.busihc»8-as-a ■' ■ CB S -T clevisli ând ’ hls' fam ily on IhflirnS-acrc cover'fora'darlng-mission-by (7:30-8:00 P M , P T ). Don Adamsi farm.on Hawall'i Kona coast. the rieroes.- Barbara Feldon and Ed Plott The farm has been the fam ily star in the episode, which is home sine# 1930. 'fh e .MIyatas. COUIWET CURU ~ llke~i»an y other coffe* ■bdnfMUrcctcdJjy-RlchatdJ3enCi on'the island, are wflging a diet from n script by Lloyd Tur Ruth. Biirlj s being K fe rre d to ner and Whiley-Mitchell. ■ smnll battle to re/nain coffee as the plTurmet Guru by the General Electrlc Porta-Color T V with,Color Controls irowers and make a better pro- cast of "Rowan and Martin's SLENDERIZER it nut of their time and work. Laugh-In." General Electric Color T V wftfi "Coior-f\/Iinder'''Con that. Remember Correct Settings, 11 inch Overall f NBC-TVs ;illi Cosby; filming The program also'explores al trols. and Precision Etched C irc u itry ...... -Diagonai-Tube^— ...... u. ,lcrnatives available to farmers football tryout scenes for an up who have abandoned coffee troinlng of handicapped people. com ing episode of his series, , prowing as a fulltime occi Jules P ow er Is tne executive not only wore o heavy grey lion and turned to sometl producer of "D iscovery '09." sweat suit for the scencs, but _niore nrofitable.Ône such_p_rof- Daniel Wilson, the producer, dl a plastic suit underneath, guar ’349.95 *219.95 LccLIiuicadcd b'y.Yash Deguclit; fOctcd-"l.^ttle-Wnr-on' the Dig anteed-to melt off weight.-The who runs Kona Crafts, » ro- Islnriil.” Tiio phigriim was writ- sun was’ Dlnziilg, but Cosby wore hnhlliintion center for vocational w o Tlcnes-Nawsi. TwliT Falls, l3 a h d - S und ay, Sfept. 7 \ ; 196^ • Braille Expert Helps Guide «ItT5kesATMe£’îsOne Filmmalcers In ABC Drama Of Teledramas Fi om Italy
•As the canicra followed- a When thts scene ABC-TV’s'"II-Takes a Thief’ Bradshaw; Severan Darden as • group, of-, actors^ moving hesl- .Miss Meredith- €.\p)^ped h o w hggins_:it5_19fS9.7Q-SCasQn Thurs. Palehkin and John Stacy as Dr. ■Alsu-gtinsttnr^rc-Hunt- -tantly through a wildncr/icss set- they were trained<'^for“ thcTr por- d a jv Septr^5r-w tth— •SBturdaylSi.TjoiJ N ig h tMri Venice;'-the-flrst-of}P6\vers-as-Garrison, Carol Jeun, ' ting, the woman seated next to Iraynls7'‘ Âll■ the-actors,-and-thp dirpctor Mike Caffcy watched director, spent several days at several telcdramas filmed in It- Larson as the Nurse and Mi- intenlly.' ’ T h a fs piyfect.” she the Braille Institute with orien aly. ' , ■ ’ chhel Strong t^s-Malkov.c^s-Mall whispered. •'Thafsntie way they tation and mobility instructor Rotiert--WaghTjr“starÎrrihe ~1ack~Arnoldi^c-cxccuttve-— ishouid mflvc:' ______AlauricO;Dro6kt-and-tnysolf.-Jh d series, which .debuted in Janu producer of-"It Takes a Thief." —^T}i&-6cenft-was- ing 740 students a week ranging Television’s "Bracken's World” Palenkln, slips him a poisoned {ul_Sand\ei (J u llo’ Mcdlnfl) anti — series.-on-NBC-TV—would-Hiny ln_nEe_lcom_3j:Q_94êaxs_------Ehysician Gets The Acting Bug, Cast mickeyiand-stnrisibargainlng:!- TcnicTito-(VlctorpCampos)-kid------The- staff of 9C employees. 20 to own a large ranch filled with Delia Boccardo guest-stars as nap Mercedes in-hn-ambush. percent lOf.. whom , are .sightless, animals and trees. Lita, a Red agent; John Rus- Though' seriously Injured, a dcs- ' " I love acting." said the cur- also serves the nation's’ blind pcrnte-^M anollto- Jglns-tlic r n icu --.: through braille . puhUpatrnns s ? lli-whtr s tarrcd - ln~tHC' " n [W=^ vaceous beaut * ___; man” serics,"guc5t~^~stars as o f the Chaparral — John Cannon the wioe open spaces with room nraae avauaoie through 41 re (Leif Erickson). Buck (Cameron to meditate when not working.' gional libraries of the Library Research Association of Califor Mitchell) and Billy Blue (Mark Kracn loves to read and L o f Cbngre.ss. -By VERNON SCOTT m ovie business and soon found sound stage. he...... fin^^,'______holds êld s^geons^______nia-— and— assistant— clinical Slade).-~-_ln.tlie_search for_hls.' _ a devoted studcnt-of-riumerology -U P! Hollywood-'Correspdndent' himsslf~^th—a—Screen~Actors ■moro'laughrthan-the'CpjCraling "The director, '^bb Altfnan, loved-one.-Llnda-.CrIstaI..alsb-_-J and .astrology. At the drop of Guild card and a role in "Hells H O LLV yO O D ( U P I ) - A rlior- room -in a hospital.-Just-why thought:i-Tvas-a member'of-the Dr. Sachs Indicated he would stars as Victoria. a hat. she can whip up an as- Angel— '69.'’ In a fit o f whimsy, this is so. D r. Sachs did not ■ oughly professional Beverly -prefer~~tTOJ¥i1ng* trology chart for friends and, -thiînar*of-thBjTiStflWIShnrenr ma'ke clear.y i_ended up playlng-the role of Tnilsj-medical doctor-has hn^ co-workers,-wiUi-someWU-|YU( -astound- wa's-:?ast^s-a4iippie-in-a-party ■■ “ r m th'e only surgeon who is surgeon in the m iddle o f'a war.- Ing facts about their lives. felled by that most dreaded'of scene. a member of the Actors Guild,” I guess-you could call it type D efinitely not the dumb-blohde all-germ carriers, the •acting Sachs iaid. "And after.my first casting." type, Karen was studying to be S u b jg c t O f bug. Zap. Dr. Sachs was fanged by a psychologist when her obvious — D ?— Dav'id—SacTis— Mn3.,‘ tho.acting bug. - • . - movie producers and directors — Sachs dehle'a;^ the H w ft attributes Ted her Into beauty cardiovascular surgeon, con Since then he has appeared in encouraged m e to continue with surgery business was slow. contests, modeling, c o m m e r- Grosby Show cluded four months ago that tw o more m ovies and four acting.*' . "I just felt 1 had to ejqjress ncialspmoyies-anditelevisionr heart—Eurgeryrr-Jackedi-artistic -telovision-shows to be soon next ^-Th&ôctor— ^was—hired—as something.-- -artistically- a.n d wanted-to-pursue-it.’'-heM ldi -a large fam ily’ In the’ S a n ______-An--accus^fron-oT-prejudice— — H e-con latled “ a" fricnd^ in the T ho— Jolly—com pany o f the "Mash," a story about battle- ••I’m president o f't h e M edical agamst short people — is level- ______area instilled in -her the love oi tne oui-oi-floors and a simple ed against Coaoh Chet Kincaid _ w a y of life aw ay from the bust (Bill Cosby) by a fellow teacher, ling city. in "T h e Longest. Hook Shot In the W orld,” on NBC Television Network’s "The Bill Cosby POUND FOR POUND S how ," Sunday’, Sept. 28. With limited time for selec ‘Mod Squad’ tion. of the Jlolmes High Schogl
opts for. students well over six Portrays feet tall; School counselor Mar* sha Paterson (Joyce Bullfant) tells Kincaid his prejudice has HERE ARE THE BEST COLOR IV BUYS! New Racket caused diminutive Joey, -caused Howe (Gregory-Gordon) : to-drop pur Cesare Danova 'guests as a clairvoyant whose predictions Unwilling to admit to preju ____ In i^ t e an Invesllgot|on Into an dice, Kincaid grudgingly allows illegal abortion racket In “the th e-toyvioTw rtlclpn te. ’^ E T i n G irl In Chair N ine," the opening a man-to*man contest he has - D i a g o n a l cpIstKle of the second season o roundly dfifeated the conch. Tlio AB C-TV’s "T h e Mod Squad,' big gome against Jefferson High Tuesday, Sept.-23.------School glves-'tioth-Kincaid and ------Starring-ln-tha-s e r-l e câre tho.boy_a_chance_to_show_thelr. Michael Cole as Pete Cochran; worth, with surprlsjng-resuUs. PORTABLE ______Clatcnce-Wllliams-in-as-Linc Hayes; Peggy Liptgn as Julle Barnes, and T lge Andrew* as -- police Capt. Adam Greer. The COLOR .three young people, after being Giant ’ Land "b u sted " for minor infractions o f the law, were organized Into an effective undercover Investi Jolts Many gation team by Greer. l-O W , LOW PRICE Since that time they have worked to protect, other young people from adult crlmlnala-who With Realism attempt to exploit them. FOR BIG SCREEN In tlio season premiere, clnlr- Hundreds.of dlsllngulshed vls- -nnt Eric .Santns predict?; be Jtors .to , the.. Holly^vood .atudlos fore the Ktart of a cla«.s, that of 20th Century - Fox have stop PORTABLE COLOR one of iho cxpccicd.jtudcnta,. ped hy the **Und of the Giants" CInll WlUtiiey, will not arrive. •5ct-to-soe'the"fri|ila'filTc'li^ His prcdictlort comes true and sl7o props and chiit wUh .slnrs the missing Rirl'.n ■mntlier soon Gary Conway, Kurt Kn , TlvcKTiritCK-tnrttmillT^^ ^n--^lli«san^lcfaii-jUuiHan^ 3 ta'ily Am««l«on tWUtt tomjvnti tonioU li> oeTHiln# Mnplo boon kUlnnped,_When tW squad Don M arshall...... Deanna...... Lund.. -ond veneori and talact hatdwowl lolldi oxclutlvo of (locorutlvn Irntit ln«! Eofl^. Amojltan . llylod. Qollojy,. »playoW -cover the girl wns trying to get Thn I 0 test addition to the paogod votllcal columni, onci bciia fall witli tliien iltnulnlad drnw- an' Illegal operation. growing list of personalities in an, 2flnllli Titan 00 Honclctuflad Cliaiili wllli oncluiive Zatillli UPB thn-RtAPfVtf whom qti, 3 T 8 9 .— ...... * - ddhlon--.....------'• j- f t r n i. . . THE CANDIDATE MODEL EL-442 Solld-Slata Ouemallc .Brain Color Oamoc/ulalor. Now Zenlil) Color the guest cast includes John I V Sunday night advoniuro in Slcphcn.son as Prof,' Tanner and filmed, was astronaut Gordon Veronica Cnrlwrlght ns Gtill. Cooper. ThtrTClcfltny -hy-witlfnm Hast . -Coopcc-was.partlculariy-lntet was ■ dlreclccT bjl TiCno’ Nelson. ested -In the space ship which ------Co^produeed-hy- HnVve -Hcnneti uabli'lundcd. JL%.cr£w_and-pas> and Tony Hnrret , tlio scries Is SngcTfl ( In tho “ Ijind of the a Thom Thomas-Spplling as-Splling productionpror Sicily and nrnpare. a 21-gun color on ihe COS telovlalon net »fylirfT)8mpfl)T^4fTOrin'’ fl«aW«d WnlnuYll nlut« ^ but O liver haa tQ aluop work, ' „ color,M Mlaci hordwoM .olldf-nnd vartiiurrinllh'Tlton 00 Hond- f :DryBdalft p a n lM -'«irth 8 '. croltad.Choiili wllh axctuilv*- Ziolth Solld-SiaU Chromolle Bfhin . , ------j - nect of the-ClampeUn'Vlling Cobt- ^meKfulator, Zanllh Colw CommnncUr Conltol... Supar (heir (89,000,000 out of tils bank VIdlo.Ranoa-TvnIno Gyiiain. Sunihln«4»'Col6r TV Piclura Tuba Ad. AWARD WINNERS and Jethro wants to stay in Cull- vanud Naw OywDrlv* UHP Chonnal Salacior. ! Grasory Peck,..David.Niven fom la and join Uis collefio pro* and Anthony Quinn, atara of tOft ntoyamontj ■*''n>a " O tni r T>f"W a'yflrone/*ârff ‘ a ll A cad em y A w ard winners. JUSTLY PROUD FURNITURE T h e film w ill b a shown aa a p a t Hlnglo, Rucst-siatTlrtR. li (WO * part preaentatlon to open 'To Save a Life” on-NpC-TV’a —thp-n«w-t»ea#on “ VIVA Zanata”Z apata" and ‘ ‘I niii doctora iC{;aionta.ot ‘The Dold . 252 jMAtN AVE. W. PHONE 733-4090 F o r p e , '* O ne*." Stj'riday, Sept. 21, ;7^69, GJmcking Up
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FlREl FIRE! - It ha's beep ” CUSTOMgRr- SERVICE: Q. ‘ noted ..certnln high pitched “Where do yo u 'll off claiming - • sounds can extinguish a name. Ffrom 7imhniur Tr )<< fh« just as good as dummy at of diamonds fo/w s o n e X ^ S ' , Rex-M orean.-M . D. — ■ iSr{h‘o%>’cSc‘i S / r;c ^ S :. O fH „„yw o«-W ,or.T H, ■ . —1‘inenting^-wlth “ this -rcmprkable ploys every part-the-OTme."-A.- '------„v g - ' S I discove ry. JTiey r ^ ^ t r y in g to Who said he^was^he^bes^? Just ■ something like a calliope. In.^^*®"V«ithcrrThosenJtTT5 .V-7____ _ - -'.v.osa _____ jhfr-mother-of-a-Ceoreift'-boy-miinlMp;. w^ccin^you-find^ho ------“ ♦TOtJ------^ ♦ '3 ^ 8 ^ 2 " who says her son:s m l n am i fewest fam ily d og r are the na- j.J1098i.r is Sixteen Tons O’Brien” ti,on.a-Chlr'»n“”’=------SOUTH CONSIDER THIS - Daily, thii WDTSTCYôiSBTSiasrBi^ A 7 2 enouch so that you should dcf- San Francisco fisherman took cost r o o a square IJiot?. Thai's V A K 1 0 6 5 4 Jnitcly bid your Joucer suit his two poodles Into a bar, nothing. Ifin d mail Doug Brand- ♦ Q3 first. where he land the pair, o f pups on reports Tokyo’ s .Glnza-now, -4.752 ---- .....------each drank n-rriartlnl.'-ITieit oiici! •8oe»7tor-u p ;U .«,0 0 0 -a ;s ^ ^ the dogs cam e In wiUfflut him, 'oot- ■ • • ,MUS1C eSt and the bartender, ^ n g a lts"ply -i;upulap-puslr jv CIevc- iFved—each a Iand._In-.1854^. TOartirti, which they drank^Next o « i a.rhythm-and^bjues kick, and_ _ •ly they returned, their master the whole town got. infected. ..Ith' them -agalni-cari^lng- a ------bucket-of oysters. He handed rier? . . . “ YOU,ASKED WHQ .:— _
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" lost ond Found 1 Holp Wantod •'18 H elp W an r® d Businoi»..Opportunt»es 30 Homes, for Sale 50 Homes for Sate Lots, and ' 54 Vacation property 58 WOUUD V------. VIEW, vttcalluti...... I 300 K'Ct up sirouni Bullion ...... - (leaf biQCk "■i ^ P E R S O N N E L S E R v ic E v .. white. Boilon pull Dog. (rom•^ SPORTSM.EN TOWN & COUNTRY , jct brldRC. Wood River.-Shown >c' Uilto Retort pIcn«o brine •, O F 'M A G ^ C V A L L E Y lay. sunduy: New^ o|iportun»y for the kpoi , T W IN FALLS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. 1 A C R E bnck. call collcci <87.2022. l-'i EVELYN WILSON Almon new ".tlircii..,-beUroom- 22^1 Shothonu Street East 733-52D2 MTONIGS ’ brick, with life lime jlh j' root. Cem otory Lots - 59 — - ...... n of itolpn Tremendous Norihciist tocnllon^ (I) Experienced secretary, nsa . 'limited n'l rHHIiE-LOTS In- Suns.-t 1967 All Slalo moiorcycle. 733.24D7. Permanent opcriings, stead/ r (he nm*bll -Medallion' uH eltclrlc,- twii lovc- - Claudlp D, Jolm«. ______2I.2G-pivfcrrcd. Shortliimd. typ. Itejv |y -baths; carpet and , drapery Park. -Sunny Slope _lntt nice-tejc-phrnf.. jnnntlct-cij. em p[oyrnent.Jor-gas-or-diB»- Jerome,. 324-5KW. , _REWAnDJ-OR return..Qf..alX-oionih -JTw nrdj'nf the ever ...... J4CM>^ HOMES throuKliout. Premium constryc- . old « a n i p . male Slnmc»o KUNn. '? e f mcclranlcs.-WrifiB Ttcvcatlon «xplo»ion. Uotv. pUsmrcd wulls. «a.a50 wilt - s tr a y e d from 325 Elm Street. _ Here Is H ow It W orks . nuVcr buy more. Addldcnsl land Real Esialo Wanted, 62 YOU CAN EARN WELL OVER- aVHllrtbli'. pwner Icuvlng Staio. .1000.00 PER-MONTH IN THIS \VANTliO TO..-UUY:.-Um , CQrdSof.Thahki . AMAZING BUT PUN ^ _ Each Thofidoy MLS membeii ân all new hAmei listed dur> Don't.mlss this one.. or trade ruw vrop rancl 1. Times.- I'xecihlvc Jalc' poilllon.'Bi'Sl o1 !. _,fri the. we'ek, on o.'ipeclol tai Dlismii' to expren our dpi-pcri frln'tii' htnfffl*. Cnllese decree KENNECOn COPPER •BUSINE.SS.-...... 0 r but,'giWh^ eoch horns Iheir NOWS. Dox p.ia. • thanks to our mends and nclRh- required. (-1) Need nent, nml)l. You d(>,need at least S1M7.50 10 ' Indlviduol app_îial. • • ' WlLL-buy--Roal-.i:*iaio-co-.trttt;si’ bor» for thClr kln> placec^ on our ,'Top 20" Nil and at'd"scount?^NSô*’!cxct<^^^ J5.0W -•-laTe Vrbhvimcftt-of .our Motfior baricncier, food wnlirc**. cock. BoX ,491 Ruth, Nov. 89319 publijhed {veekly to oil'MLS me'mbbri. Would you like to know Realty and Ins. ' per contract. Write P. 0. Box •nd Grft ' .... Hniployci ALL 5EAS0NS SPORTING what hor ill. Twin Falls, Idaho
on all ..... MAGIC VALLEY CLOSE OUT _ KOner.H , REALTY . . . lE R WAN-...... _ J ? ^ .■'M.22-'!.l nt tiooh dr'cvgnlnss.'' CUSTOM- SWATHING ---- 75M580Z —Clean 2 bedroom homc.-ntct-H' on all used — —ElcaroiyiUîlt-JacJaon^wintt- Mt-x:HANltv,—rre(4r — Arlyn-Krohn------>— come to cnir arpcicd. double lot, largi In' Set Salon. Phnne 733-(H0S. Phono 825-5003 ^ Edtn at home evenings. Mobile Homes pniVATli Inves'lRator—24 Hour WANTED: Hay“ and straw ii .today. This . . Hazel Ostrander...... 733.5830 - Mobile Homes vice. All confldentlai;-=PhJne Ins Îth harrow bed. Will .College of-Souther A1 Morgan ...... 733-31C9 and Travel Trailers- .. — cm i-----nlHht-733-5773------nnywhcre'TJeromc. 324-5528. Gordon Crockett ... . 733.6531 •and Travel Trailers TO work j"n kitchen. Must'be rsTOM'PLOWrN~G, With or WlO . ^d'KcUhfy^"f5lo6 or iiiid^ Serving by rcputatloi ------Rock free, full wi _ IN STOCK „ tn work on weekends. Eve- NH3, jhio 5-18"- Spl of Idaho 733-0710. good 2 bedroom-home,-near 1 ■k only. No nhonn ealts Brothers. 32( U4C10. 12.000 A Year-up. Opportunity avail taugh. *41,000, terms to pic _ IN _^TO C K Maxlo ,PUia. 170 Blue CUSTOM------..JiayinK. • «w«thlna. ballns able for.aaJndustrlou* couple whi Also, good eo, tull water, good M A R L ^ T T E 12x60 Eakci. ônd itaeklng. Taylor Brotien, M6- know restaurant business. For salt home, near Buhl. S47.500. 6. W Front kitchen. 2 I Beooty Solons WANTED:______Looal •83S5 or 325^610. — • Realtor..733r4081, — 1967-WARLETTfi-1^x60- .nSnllc Extension- Hure. oil floi...... _P .O . Box • BLAIR'S Cuitoin rannlng. Hay Liifnthlng-nnB..t>aHBt—Phoa>-<»k Was $9,195 Corpeled, oil new furnWure, o Capital City. Good wig l .._ . Sosj-tip.Qut IIvIbb ~i 13.0752. ______—»lent-bosliie«»r~aoênn-ttperatli NTED. ...u,. .____ ...... i JS)WlNC.--oombi,;i„,i NOW-V,;/... J 8^95 1—Dairy farm'-nn'd do'cener -53300-T«d-T?r"Adamsr^6x~lS Boise; Tdaho 63701. ’ — ■“ Was-$8,500— An advertisement in the •work. 67S-2S02, Chari -MARLETTE-I21T65' NOW $7,995 . BUSINESS DJRECTt)RY 'Music Lessons 40 with 18x7 living room expondo, sends new aiid'old clicnti fully carpeted In ihog. total elec- PENINGS available .for bcglnne TO D AY'S best buy: Well Jm- to you every' 4ayl It proved wllti a. thruo bedroom Iflc, 2, bedroomi. .1962 COLUMBIA 10x55 reaches homes W. o''M al^rS !“ 7M.704l^"**‘ home. Machine shed. Barns, cor* Was $12,100 22,000 ’ Cofpeted, all go -C72,000 r e a d e r s ) , and 'OMAN to work both dayi Hanslng. rnls and feed bunk* for 100 M. iilshts as-cook or fountalt. head. Fcnccd. High stats of fer NOW ’ $11,300 Bin. Contaet Mr*. M. nt tho Dairy tility. No weeds. Price »7.900. Was $4,250 - - . Phone 733-0931 . - . New HoBanil Good tormi. 25' ROADRUNNER — 5 3 7 ^ 8 . CaiUeford; e bedrooms, 3 finished Itt base NOW...... $3,750 \LUiiMAN WANTHD to .ell th, Soli-eoniolned No. 1 car and truck., nest pay plai Ma n u r e ment, largo living and dining 7 0 A C R E S Baby SIttera.ChUd Cars 16 in Twin Falls. Sec Jack Tlssaw Oust “ room, fumfly room In basement,. ...Clcn_lankln»-Chavrnl«r T —2 bntn^MyereîmnmrA-ap^ ” T95r^TrABOND-8x50" CHILDREN'S-VlM^GBr------S7 acres alfalfa, bolance open. ^ * ^ '“ ’:rr^3,750 <61 North Locu WANTE------MANAGEMENT Lays pqrfect. Gbod water rlgbts. Stn\e IVccn&cd, >\i MEN — WOMEN — COUPLES ?yNE im hottie, boftutt* No buildings. Reduccd to S2Q,. 2 bedioami ---- Wn»r Ntmicry^v:-pre.klndcrRarti large shaded lot. 35’ C O N C O R D Learn Motel Operation with our 2.000 t..___ , , 000. Owner will take as llitle oi Was $2,795 — klndersarien — divided clutse •hort. Inexpensive course at |2,0M down to right party. 2.bedroom tlp-ouf. 733.70SQ. 733.001P. ______fortable living home- followed by two weeks' north. Priced rl Was $4,995 N O W ...... $2,295 - ao-P K i;p Child Caro, stiite llccnsc Resldani Training In ar motel DUTdeil'clasiif'nurtcry.-'pno-kt operated-by u*. Age no-ârrler. N O W ....: cferBartcn—and -klnderBnrtcn. ]i LYNWOOD REALTY $4,495 7th Avenue Wer^h. 73:\.fl0n7. tanco upon completlpn. 1959 CAPAI 10x50 son at'pInnt‘Âdd^son'’^vo.*'We«, Work Wanted CHARLES P. HAWKER 2 6' T E R!RY R Y ITe .schooi. Colonlnl concnctr 3. bedioomi, corpeted. AlTE N TIpN LANOLORDS; VA APPROVED . TWIN FALLS REALTY Salf-conlalnod___ M A N . For completo-lnformatlon-wrltei Cleaning Insl ' - ■ - 73^.3002 day's - - B2a-a03» eves. Wa* $4,995 Wo* $3,395 Ing Interiors vacar giving.address and phone num* pcrlenecd. 733.7304. DONrr RENTII! Help Wanloct Executive Training Division 103 A C R E S NOW ...... S M 9 5 NOW $2,995 CTHRATION. Vcwlng. All work Ambasiador, Motels, . _ New two.bedroom hom fuct cement,-dltch.— 7M -19'-TERRY- 1 by I P}j> |yn«...G d_bean._p_en. and i)ep{. A^'oif^^’a'ciric Ave. aellur. raclive Ihree-bedroom 0 00 Salf-contarne 1964 ARISTOCRAT 14 ft. X ^ R A Y — ------.L take In eowlng and Ironing. Tacoma. Washington 00402 ’ liumo...... achool iind thopplng —>0-yenr»-eiip«rlBnc>..333.07/' •TH-VUUR4llBiuBciiool.xdU< at home In ynur spare time, TECHNICIAN liXl'l-KIK couk, Blue Cross, a Awarded. O. I. approved. 53,595- ôV^f^$1,095 Applx Ii1 - perst nnd well-kept fenced yard. I'ull Mer m. KoKerson Res> Cl.HAt4, niSSJ T A lim oWor jictce l» TUlt should tell :no 7.i:i.<»j6. and auiflmntlva supplies, .'iirong 1966 ROADRUNNER 20 ft. S e w H R AUTY Salon. in ketclmni local adverilslng program. No dowhV...... N O W ______$1,995 Sun^^Va^by Road. Phone 720- experience nocesiary, Wa train Self-conlQtned. 6HOKT nttDUK cc you In overy phiiso of merchan L & N REAL ESTATE CO; ’ 'Tnuchnnlc. Cnmmliilon' nnU hns< REALTY 324-4800 JE R O M E 13'"ROADRUNNER rltnjlintlon henrfiis, nv4 ony work ■01< hALIii Jimall thriving groct., dising and store operations. Was $2,695 ■ ffl week. .Seo st-r.vlca mnnnHor, Oui store, tn Ooodlng. two hedroonl N O W ...... 77<.2.Hl. smtlay >■ 5l Molor Comounv. litmio ncluded. D3.- ' I.OCATIONS 2 ACRES deeded, fenced ------a m _____ NQW-AVAILADLE " ...... 95 . I’rico *33.000, ;s « ^ ^ ^ lj . ho ACH1?3; 00 'pi ON P R E S ID E N T ST. tlo ^ lioniB dnin -Two-bodrooiiii - full-liase'ment, fenced y - .l, garden spot. Price Gateway Gateway TRAIL-ER CENTER T R A IL E R .C EN TER kAY HARRISON ADDISON W. 733-2410 R E A L T Y ADDISON W. 733.2410 733-2322 OPEN DAILY OPEN DAILY B n.m. to 6 D.mJ 8 B.m. to G p.m, MAGIC,VALLEY , M ti)U i.i!.A (iit ;>nmo, clean, well. S ' S m Incalcd,. rnipijl. 4 bedroom*. 3 OPEN SUNDAY OPEN SUNDAY Imlhs, ...... ,.,.*10,500 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. ,.TWO JJcwnr_Spllt.lev«Uluvttll«» -O P E N ^ E V E N IN G S -o n e In Klinl.rrly, ono Iti Twirt ...... I erVicS': D I R E G T O R Y ...... I------BY-^T^PHUINTMENT' ■ BY APPOINTMENT"* P n u K Tiedrooin, brick, m .ncU)w.you, win.find ninny acrvlcM -nvallalilo from M agic .Valloy Buil------bnilii, - fnmlly-rutmt- wlin- rtro. ncfifiu^, Look Mnilcr tho town Jn ymir «run . , . contuct one of thcso firms iilncfl, 1)iii lot. On M<”>IUn|ii .noiU».»CLUuii..,l'lreplaca:_»ia.iiO(i-. -forih T rfln n riirm rv lce -n n a -q u n lity p.rotlncrs:------VnnT-nr.-*------(<> responsible party, 'liouso lian and IrrlKallim. Cm.k Wnsliliiiiiiii T lllin K nodroom hrlcH (4ih In finished baspinentlm triple car. TWIN FALLS " ptiri, Ostrander fitreot. iin.rioo. TTI Now- >ii(idci:u_u>a\în«'” *e>>'or»trTIMtftrnuxn, 1 d a !►' ^m. three tjodronm C O M H Ji'ripiTJtVltli^ OurTrtSTs I3o|h Wlckhnm . . . . 733.S470 Hliisp, reu room. 4|h badrnom I CLOSE'OUT PRICES on all '69 models W a NT1>1). . liasoinoiil. Many luxury tauturik ACRHAtJU Just right far ynii..Cie» H3.1 Alder Prfve. 733.fl7Hl. rqmainln'g bn our lot. a l)0(ir«om homo wlih room \c Mpanslnn, Nice ccirralls and pai MPACIOUa T IIR U ll bedroom, IK VACUUM CUANCRS lure, SK.floo. Onwn pnyinent an baths. Full bas^msni, excellrni CHAIN LINK FINCtS «»«utna (fiw loBH tt\ *8. lotuw. Ou 480 lHui Lakes Uuul*. t tnudern tkuinsi ;> »U . A~DT)16ttUUb per nionUi, Call 'J'ia«t« harll, fhnd*. elo. With DOUBLE-WIDE X 1Z-WI0E ...... Uny Dork, ropiiJr^nll tnak>s.' A ' good lelocrinn (if rebulll vnciiuma. V ■ o ii ii (i«ma.-rnrpeted living rtiom. .,,, ACIt ...... JRAVELJRAILERS.a:i>lCK.UP_CAMPERS CHIROPRACTOR irienhers of Idnhn. Corner of ill.,. .ilvlslnn. Three bedi...... aua iin n dead enu stm t nea room home, dairy f P ' Avenue Itait. Call W l’Bths, living , ronm, family rm Mortilngslda «uhool. »7fl00. I . - ’ oarport. Total nrlbe |20,: Md*'&LUV|-<»mRlln|inK-itinnn. D ir ” frorn to 3001 o*f#r ■ ■ itchci. • rireplace, unit pimBfed wnlli. ' ilV OWtTifUi Two Iwilitiiii MIIKINO IQUIPMENr ilcfl, only lin.flOO, Call Ni...... •led fnmlly rniin). a baths. oennlck, 7fll.72f)7, or Land OHIrv : USED, b a r g a in s , TOOI r O K HTOVIJ and fun iiiiiiit, fR tdalin 7.13.Q7ln, . Oam Hlale Oil, T.n.fl nr niiln, XlliRnhurv's i’hnrrnnr'v ~«nlci. New lioumaflo pipe jinef — Tnakei warm friends, 117 MnJti UoM, 73MI37I Dr.7».DlM‘ Liîwoiri. Jeitima. a iM isl,------PU«NACfCWAHIN« 2 4 ^ H P U R = ^ -.Jiruund..-l-4Ja«,-lW-Boulh->rfoior. , Vii corner. iMiiinn 733.7ii(i'/ — AnswarJiiflêefVleoii—■ni«r-ortvettJft^‘wllI-fW TrtjtlftM '* % IVuV or soTl lliat
. ■ 1 , ' ■ ^ . , Sunday, S«pt; 2T, 1969 • Tlmes*News, Twin Falls; Idaho A-H ’ Extrd Icitfeiii^r p u ^ e ^ want ads tind a .happf^home f o P them
Mobile Hom«( , _yobllB Hom> ParWtig .79- Form Implamanh • Hay, Grain’and Feed 94 'r'Pati and P*t Suppllag.' 110 [ Antrqiisf 139't iMUetllanaolSr ForSala f40 BUY YOUR HOME AT FOK SALK: 5 .acres, fl^t corn. PUREUKED Dachshund pups. .*7, BRASS. SplttSpittoon. Marthaiane: i7“Cor- WOODEN______..jk, pla;« glass .... '™ |7r% 'sr=ZU";,.s; sinndlng.to be clibppcd fof ilage. I. weeks old. 7J3,JJ331 and ' ' — - of ' Adams, ' and C.-J Cedar chest...walnut,..S35..'.Daven.'" 32C-;Uai. • • I Ted.- .. ■______.32-1-2736. ,____ pOrt. excellent hardwood: frame.. ’ SIMPSON’S. ^ iWrtNTEUTN2000 bales clean BOSTON -PUPHIH.S. Call aitcr 6:00 .RED flarn-.Chlna, ironware, .(need»~ reûphdliuttog>~ t30. Di. - -— 8’ SECURITY »14..W _ delivered. R36-2W0. 421'2nd-Avenue West.-Twin' ty knowhow.^ R^nlsh-repal YurnU nette table and - 4- chairs. |20.~~ Bmineii-OHicB Rantoli 80 Wendell. Floor lamp, table lamp, âir S3. ___ 1 CAMPER' WANTED;------Pnll. pasture for nbout 1 _ . CARNIVAL GLASS, hoop t »00V Pole'"lampI’%10. 733-2848.' Sail Oa cIqsb out- for hend cow*., Phone 731-3840 Cllt. One . .. , compQtc. Excellent, condiilor urday after 1:00 or Sunday. 2008 •d.Malono. I old. 733.503S. ~ a t t r a c t i v e ~ • CASE eVi' ^5‘ wiiidrower r i ^041 after « nr Avenue East. ' •______• ■ ■ $ 9 2 5 w/eondltloner . tOCKUR Spnnlcl ANTIQUE O R -SA L-B t...... WOMAN . - fakm m ctormr took at - -Black-or-bionder-MatrTina, trie calculator, hand operated add _:12’x60L FLEETWOOD - needed.here tn-learn and-if^ni-h ACRES Silage corn, IQ i ing machine,'2 electric adding jna. proresjionnl makeup technique*.' IHASSET-FERW SOil L spud harvester mounted cutting hay. At Hansen. 4 MUcallanaous For Sola 140 chines, eictrostatlc copying., i— completely furnlihed • Also small profitable builneis. of' ACRES CORN cut for si: --Td PrlBtlnf ------• direct' spud , North. , / j:$5795 ■ '■ ^TME CHALLENGERS FOR SALE: - 1 — Self- clud.B p l^ e number. , 1 1968 MF 135,. gds. v^h. -Bllly-.Giat. >'-UVERSMAN-wheel carrier. Vacuu P- Motor 4 pack^s^^dle's'. 'duleh SIMPSON ^ yiVIANE WOOpARb power steering,’ only 115 Other Farm Producli ADOKABLE bin cycle but In- good •Ing baO. tents, ki----- îtlll— ondoi n e w grain drill (Ilka ■ S W S ■™-MOBItrHOMEr- : Gaines sredV Pnul,- 4.-'8-574S, 4 — Metal I Post, Dept. 70183; M02I TUl . w arronty, T u cker SnoCat. . Panorama City. Cnllf., 9Hi2 LlyostocU Wanted . “ n T SHAMPOO-your=own=«arpet.^pfo^ -i-MF-asTJresclns-itK^w^ -AntmQlr8raedln3=:=______■CALL^dR' SEETArE. GRACB. (esslonal .results. Rent a Clarke Lakes. COO square feet fully car. ART1F1CI-.1- Brecdlns. to ABS great .MGR.-OE.STOREKEEP1NO DE- sKampiX'er wittt .companion wee . steering, multi*powor, en ■ • KARMAtL 706D vacuum. Banner Fumitura, T33. — A liW A Y S • OLIVEJl S50, gns provun_ alres, nationV JS'P* PARTMENT. SUN VALLEY. gine ovofhool. - • CASE 430 dlcScl IDAHO. 72^3311 E x t .------BEtTER;BUYS “fTtin wt-mfal lo _S_FORD.4000 clien-l- -Appl. t HH-Equlp ______120 HEW..-JEEP MotaUColj.Jinclosur ikiuFFLERS Installed'-wnile - y 0 U -- cation. .4-rooms.- off;»ireet park- • FORD 601. gas Kits for models M38AI and r j : walt.' Complete rauCfler . ervlce; in* Ing. Phone 733-62r.:.:______■ ‘I MF '65- diesel, standc'rd *249.50 FOD Utnh. Rex-Te eluding custom duals. ' Abbott'a MAGIC VALLM *50. 2 ro o ^ building, attractively model, power steering, . ^ - C A IN ’ S Auto Supply. 309 Shosbone St. South. . -- MOBILE HOMES'-. • p o w e r w h ee ls, du a l Reconditlon£id &-Guaranleed (2?4>^ 3il-642K S TO N E JARS, sultcasas.' trunks. lEW your own aweateri from fa. ' Mobile homei • . wheels. GEM Appliancc-l----- INTERNATIONAL— molorlted^ SeU-contnrncd truvc» trailer. Phllco rcfrlgerut type-camper, to trade, for c _1_FARMALL M, now rubber, trailer. Phone 343-5598 or 843- floor care equipment, and home 2-door froit fre -«wnere-and automotive tools. East w id e frgnt end.- - "rcRIg«rntor . OR”SAin2i tTE Portable dlshw___ er^ 125. .Upright piano, 160. 733- 5 Points Conoco.______' , _MusuIha\\sI!jlmiaco^flûlpmeBi,t|-i-MRMHAND 150 tonk- USED ------— ^------'^-Ito Pox P.21 c-o T lmes.Newi F A C TO R Y rebuilt Kirby Vt. chair, fireplace acreen, water soft hawB5ter,-A-l ener, vibrator, work bench and ._typo_beet mlstellaneous. 734-3743. TRAILER. SAIES - shoge. • ^ , 328 OverlBtid C7a-sail, Burley Wanted to Rent CORN CLOSED SUNDAYS ^ Things of - until icptsiripcr 71H— ^------l-FARMHANt>-^50-ranJ> will L . ______X.ARGE supply available, top ___ _ BANNER FURNITURE FORCED TO SELL, low equity, 18G0 typo beet harvester. CHOPPERS cows and heifers, -and elnse-i-i 137 2nd Avenue West 733.1421 Sufcwoy Mobile •Home. Call' at equity loan. Phone-733-6763. •prlngQCAôdv-^mith,—M3-64S«: —733i335«“or-ie«T«r28l'Wen ca». BO-ttx-JOO-ACKlii:; Help in ilna T M O H N DEERE 95” Bmlthneld. Utah. - .well. Lot 30. ______and equipment. Write Bo* * - TImes-N 1859 fl- X « ' lurnlihBd WlntorUod.
WtSKLiTliuOK. — cnflitm Bir..... ÎPCO^THREE-Mdtoom-iront-kJlctieif — S7.-jnonth-uth-Phofle-7W-IO»M — ter-a;0(L-Speelals-nowl s Marlcttc 12x60'. Excellent Wa also hava □ ^ ood sop- ______ion. 3;<-i57C. Jerome. ¥ONE row NEW HOLLAND WI7.ARD.1MPER1AL electric range. GOLF -aubs'^lke.naw.-mat(e-offer. ply-of-naW OPEL 2.and 3- • Wa n t e d TO d u y ^: A-ujed a-bcd; chopper J275p_ 0 year* old. May be seen after Guitar amplifier, $10.'See. 316 room Mobile Home. 8‘ or 10' wide. row tpnk-typa -boet .harvaf 0:00 p.ml- .at 205 Madlsoi ' 324-5132.. 32<-ii5i. ..Warrcn-Kay«. jwrinanent me. Box JSl.-Chnl Kimberly.'' seen at 311 tars at BIG SAVINGS. ^TWO row ALLIS CHALr 5 «m ------FO R Used furnlture.~appii. 63H after C:00. - ij n iw s j. MERS. chopper, like new 3-5824. 843-3334 ances..Junk...... We...... do upholsterlng-re*...... ApartmanU-Fornlshed -70 ------J...... J2600 ------pasture calves pairing.' ' *'H ------^ Furniture. — " - - 733-4010. - - ROOMS, showir and Bath, Light Industrial Eqoi for sate. Ail kinds. Phone 324-416? or 324-4028. Jerome. ______ISED apartment gat range...... _196 ^TfueV*. hcot. air coadltloned.-fenced yt ♦JOHN-DEERE-SP-model- at RANDALL'S -OREENAWALT. utlUty room with automatic wl.... EIHERS — 33 Black Dollies, all Lynwood Shopping Center. cr. Inquire H12 6th Avenue East TWIN-FALLS 55 combine spike 2-cylin- open. Weigh 600-700 lbs. Phone 543- — 551 3rd Avenue East. 733-42CI. -d er~ .-...-.;..;;... J2400 ■4930.______. ______REGISTERED D«ef Short horn Bull, TRACTO R & ...... roan, good.- 320.4371, l-HH-Gcredf— 12Z j i m m m i c a WE NEED CASH -C A IN ’S USED INDUSTRIAL i030 Kjmberly Bd.' 733-8617 7_1QUJP_MEI£I:______: EQUIPMENT _ USED-FURNITURE Red nylon daveno M9;SS' ’ floor, older persons i • 'CASE Modelil30 CK backhoa. TRACTORS Swino ' 103 , Mere Inn. 733-92«<. -JO,750. Blua three Ashlon sof« .. *4S.M 850 Ford, new paint FOR SALE: Dred sows, weaner an< SMALL E » CASE Model W7 4-wheet-drlva 400 Ford tractor-with loader and feeder piRs.. Phone 32C-4659. Fllei « yanr erib and mattress.. Ilka ~ loader, 310,500. backhoa HESSTON WINDROWERS w m m m r » JOHN DEERE 4S0 crawler MF 85 diesel D IS AC. gas Any New Modell Buy. NOWI Ho apnrtm loader, like new. >10.000. interest until June 1st. 1970. )30,69 • 'All Used Equipment Reduced . .1. 733-294 » JOHN DEERE backhoc only 230 IHC. gas - 8000 Ford, .new warranty VALLEY FORD S pc.:walnut dining.tet-..-«3a.9S for truck or tractor mounu 3000 Pord,^ new warranty ed. JI.500. 050 Case windrower & IMPLEMENT ised mattress & box I IHC TDD crawler tractor wlUi 1 Hesston 200 wlndrowe^p 733-0017 dozer. S2.500. PICKUPS Co n v e n ie n t ...... , 1 JD-2- 733.I109 —Ideal—ta-usa-wiiA-lba-baalar—or 4*spead, good tires. able wlieels, 400 actual houts nnd icalper system. Price (Sl^ - Chls- HAN-SU KENNELS CUZV I'our room house, freshly 3 -bottom 3 way imfiner plow. 'BOARDING — AIR COOZ.CD ~TO3T0RD~...... $Tr45~$1B9T painted for ontj — iwr Self 'propelled Gehl clinpper, PROFESSIONAL GROOMINO excellent conilitlon. Low flnanclni. 733-0513 ^ V m VuUor* and"“ mpVll"ers^“K u i Vi -ton pickup, V8, 4.ipead, long terms available. Call New JMym. wide bed, hitch. ' il house, off sirec ntATH bARNS 8 row beet toi llUtj-rUllii AKt flrlll.ny. Irani ------'il'Shosh? — 27B-nOH> or 27fl-fl-‘t76, Windrower. John Deero 3-row ___ field champion bloodline. 6 weaki ,harvcitor without, tqpplng .unit. old. Only .fM. (or proven ■ blood, INSTMIJML... . Veiter.’ 'WesroFn"manurk apreader line; don't watte yiiun.'time anil 1963 INTERNATIONAL .; $ 695-: $ -59fi. cmtafio. wllh~balh| all makes. Phone j«,iiuiui. w a r Uu : ■ t-W. 73J.40I0. 733-6031. imni.mnunted on trutk. 84S-B708. money training a dog of leswr 733-7083. Twin Falls. Vi -ton pickup, short, .wide bed. good .....------TiiDi : i-low ...... Yor'MocIel a nuallty. 734-3lft. tieayy-duty llre i, 4-speed. A l Ii. . Allis,Chalmers Tractor. Phoi A K t .SAMOYIiDS Uik hour Ii F L A T, tenor------Homei.Unfurnlihed 74 ffKMCO 2-row beet tnppet clanne't'1.IU1IIIC., $5ii."'co'tonelf‘•Ul>. M9. ‘ street 4721, Poodles, German Shephard*, drum, needs — - haid, 110. 843. ■ i-DVI'LY 3 beilroom hrlck, birch flow.dlvlder for 860 i'ai tanys, Collies, Mac'a Kenneli. . nuhl. 1962 INTERNATIONAL .. $1095 $ 995 l)uiit-lns. gai furnace, 1100 month, 2317. Wtndelf. 0280 b U A 6 T Ip U L ANTIQUE piano' refln- Vi-lori pickup wllh camper shell. Ve, fl'iH Mndlson. fihown SniurJay and •> 4-speed, radio, cleon. Huniiiiv. nV c'*cellBnt*’ '^cond[tfi5n.'' Will tuned. 11^. 3i«-817fl, ’rw o hedrpom...... homo...... uiii Uiis lurnacB, furni rqaspnnVlc. Phona M3-4Q8Q. - naraR« - nnd-cnrporh-WniRr-nnii FALL TRACTOR :1S6IE0RI ...... furrilihed. Inoulre•—innltnt Claude T R ^ E = IN SPECIALS oLbS Yrutii’p"et.’’ iri;e“ ne'^^-r'iiS* ?iSi rnito. fonced ynrtt - Will Irnse Tnt alfalfa wlvlih...... hylage,. ...forageI — snver. - - 2H48, Saturday after IiOO or Sun- 0 iHjr month. Globe iiealty. 713. WAS SALI PRICI Also use hylage... foragi___ _ jayer corn silage to make It moreôra inllet, 1957 DODGE $595 $ 495, ‘I'WCJ hodrodm horn’', possession .... 1967 3000 FORD diaial ... . $ 2 9 5 0 $ 2 4 7 5 .....nd .WUMW*.reduce- -...... tiflr,shrlnkii:------I.eo'a.... 'bbULU CJroomlna — stud acrvlce 1'lon wllh duals, VS, 4-ipaed. medlntoly. $60 per mnnth. Land w oo tioufl Custom l»armlng. Pller. .120-4703, Office nf Idaho. 733.071(1, rrus i>r sllnge ( . $2275 1955 JEEP ‘Two lioclroom mo.lorn homo. 730 JD diatel with loader . Radio and TV Sail 125 $695 $595 •’•'Iilinnnlly clrnn. wntor niul i Wf - C5 . 3 PT Eli.cl.l« .toft .South (Tf Huiil, rail Jlarvo'y llic. Sl'OHT-fMAN. purcihiiio guunintee O fjE ITT V ------4x4 wogon, VQ, new llrts, sno\ tiiilnn pahl. Phcine 7H-2BI17, hxilhaufit, n43-47lil. AKC fJormnn Slioithuirs now an , - ...... i i U i up: plow aiiaclimenl. 620 JO gat wllh loader ... $2125 Sfxl .Avenue |i ItDOMK iind •IcoiiInK pqrih. •nml WBler palfl. tiii“ and Av^ ------w r V PS --3 pi.------Twin Pallf. 1950 FORDT;...: 2— 8N FORD with loadart . Rl'-dlSTEHIil) Au>.trullBn o «t t Ii TV's. II ..mrw'nnd colon Terms. $ 395 $ 295 V M N'riî Hay 4lrM.or alack-. CM Wllsnn-llaies. 7.13-6146. .1-ton w llh hone rack, VS, 4-speid, ...... ballr------■ • M — INT wllh loader . . i ...
-ton plduip,.Vfl,.long bad, 4.ipaad. 900 F O R D . way 74 to Orchard Drive. Wei., .v Kenyon'Road, Houlh to Oreherd. - MchiKisli.' WIndCulls, nnit itneU -nnrlftilt-pM ri.-You-blcH, Cfiiifarn: TRUCKS— 6000 F O R D diaial...... $27 5 0 $1250 «nl»ora,n"******''>'' ***** . ^ U.JW —$~650' W A S . IS Orchni'O. J,>,mlle North, (Sraen' Jlll-powar^ ...... $ 1 8 5 0 ------r.1flOOO.domp tfuck,-av-93 dlaMf I'A'ini'.V' I'UUNISIIl'l), p‘ri' $1550 JUfi, cuhtiage, peppers, ,/ ’ ju it Its, full air,,9 ond 3-i»anim liil rmim.'No utlliilu* furn|thed, 7;i3. 611 CASE wllh wrda front . . . . $127S , Macintosh a p p le s . lO.yard bed, lOiOO llrai. $ 97S French prunes. Ooden- dalei 0 "* lio'clrcwm 3 Nnrih, 1 West, ' holiin cnrtWl, irrapns, unrnso I'l, D-2 CAT wllh bait ...... $22 5 0 SI 350 1962 FORDC-600 .... lor, (-nrry jmpers. 7.^1.l6Ufl. $2095 JD - 40 with boll and Bear cutler . . $ 973 flll-^peed, 1 nTtTnnii{|)l«oflKifl, 1 l»ilis,'”ilTr ■$ 650 ATttNTION Lang Ôordeni, 46f QaVdner "A vr ' 2-speed, good d'33 ilres, clean. isheil linsDinnni, aio . Mnn, It, FM D F O R D t r a c t o r ...... A i II " _ ! >■ nillmnn. 246 Cniwcll West, S SCO AI>I>LHS, Mcirilosli Hint Wlnler, ba. TWO .li^fonm. tno per inth< 3 W««l,. 1 Soulli of Jordan mil Avitlllin Miirih ‘ ...... r. 3IB.4'>M. 1960 INTERNATIONAL... $1695 CATTLEMEN fiiVgomfoT.li^kTriJ, to ihat expensive BC.JÔ 2 .||0n ^fwk^ V ^ ^ p e e d , a-ipeed, Henj”o)eetr‘ o"litfamp'ooe^lt.' IPr* : ja66iH B ffloiiK ^^ Plan to Attend" O R A I'E H r^ T ^cfioThli, %ott p cT Roomi-Baard 8> Room 76 Ih miles frnm Malad nrvar drink Tfuejt wllh Hllth sutpanilen ond log ' , TRACTORS IN STOCK ing fountain on old Hlihwajr 10, • axra.We-riowdlaial angina, fi.ipead,- - • ...... the ...... a;iBi#d..9gOO.llrai_.^...... ' . . 1— 1032 CASE with cob ...... S9150 rvfiSri^ WP PIO 3-pl. hlUli, 1B,4«3B lUes 1951 INTER,RM92 ... $1695 $1295 ' « i | r f lif932-CAJl.Jvllh.cab.-i:i-..j;.-,.iajj.i t d S 7 .9 S 0 J Ptwl-dtlva dump Itucfc. 430 anaMa. -■ ' ' ' LTojir ho'isBkeepIn* rnomi. damVr* wp • p io a!Pr. hitcii, is.^nsh tim c.rpeea, y-tp«ad, l 2 -vard ctumj f-enMr Itoiel, ios Hhoslione 2— 3000 FORD dla>«li ...... $4160 tOOItt-*s FUTURE - ' ■'^dUMotk, PS. WP • •• c 1953 INTERNATIONAL v . $ 995 ' $ 795 MobU« Homa PorMng 79 1— 4000 FORD dl«Ml ...... $4450 Idaho Beef Conference diri-lock PS, 13.6R3Q litas SIMPSON^S ' ______. DEFERREDJNIfFiaJIlM AliCR J il,.1^70. ADULT-TRAII tER-PWK- "iinw^fimswrtn—^for- , occupancy GOODING TRACTOR CO. CollegejjlSouthern Idaho. SIMPSON ' 1 ' I Twin Foil*, Idaho ' MOBILE .HOMES DRIVE A LITTLE r— BAVe A LOT ----- Same tocatloa for-aO -)»*r#-• ... SEETEMBER.i0"V8i00A.Ml_„ «30'47U . - .Kuperl, Hah* A - l 4 'T Im e i- N e w * , T w ln ^ a lls , Id dh o Syndtiv|» Sepf. 21, 1969 Herei ls drReal Buslnesi BiiUêF v^ k Advertise Your Service in the Want Ads.
MUcollaneous Wonted .141 Trucks “ ' Autos For Solo 200 iX)b Autos For Sole.' 200 ' Autos For Sale 26b • Autos ForSolo 200 1 Autos For Sola ; ------:a 3h i ' o U ------nfil l-ORD J-Qlrliino 500. D pmsenscr 19C3 CHliVY UrccnbrUic iUitlon Wii. ‘ V-psf K'îci'or^“'i<'noeUof^.'Nev<^ -simian wtiROft. d ' W ILI- buy~Ul«ccl pLT/NvrctlOn i-Qur . :' - ziri ■ - .. -70 MODEL- lied lachtjmcter. Tinted Rliist. 'iradc, ntier r.;W: InK. Aildlscn "Avenue 'V Ins. brakes, windows pluiv iilr con* PONTIAC—CADILLAC 5-;ni, ■ fiirnllurt' • npiilianccs . odcV ends.■ tlUlon(n(t,S<00. Cnll SHG-20W. Gary 1-UKUK SALli:SALL': IBOli, lili:i C^ni'.no nriO; I ' '------Snake H^v^ AucUoii. 733-7', • reiir siieakcr, slerta. .Sliown^ cij , 7,0fiThem .' Uurkcii, uox 3CS iihoshonCi lUaliu AnnounGem ent :______G M C ^ ______■■a0r.7.l(ii.0 nicwlcl beet truck. I .M,1.'.2, ■ . • ~pan-|mciiir~d2.27Rr.-;»k~ri»r—Ttei contllilon. I'hnnc "3:i-3IDi; l»G2 CHIiVROLET Rupert, Idnho______YO U XL-lIA ...... cubic Incbet, this- law Toyoto 4»whccl drlvu, _ TIME IS , CRA}JU PRIX. ,Mlcholtn-.tlrcs, . '^p^tina Goods , ■ V59 2-Ton And'Larger 'Jlaraiop. cxctllcnl'vcondlllon, low ilnkarcr ■stereo lapf. iiuiomntle - irnnntn'*- nulengc. (ipnssvnRcr. 19v owner, ,jloii. 2H.OOO milti. lixcelleta condl. SPliCIAb — Ammo — Kcloird »2CJ5 phone 536.2407— - • Uin. Cull -i M-2<01. Jerome, niter box. new — y.50. Scopes SlO.fiS. - eellont condition. J305. ’07 C'ho' llunH-Huntlng. Ktniberly, ^23^^106. 135H CHliVRCJLliT Impnln. 2'door SPECIAL pickup, y, too. nrw tires. •.. ■ rilUNDI-RIllRI). Bood shiirCi Bob Reese’s "hurillop, 283 moior, *:so. IDiiO ln< Wooilllnc entnper, like new. .FITer 1C nillc .North, .one ijille Coots for Solo. IcrnuUfiaiil TravcUaU. V8. < spied, ' * ' . .______. 324..yD7. 423-32D0. HunsCn.______1900 - FALCON -r-tioor. 'hnrrtiop, 2r DODGE. CITY . VALUE sliiqdnrd. nr.smnll down -- AliltlePfolU ____ . chk-vsleR— ^.. -FAIHl-ANli, I'.dt liStl itiindurd. SH05, or umiill d<. lake over paynienfs..733.7362. . . . Boats’ and Motors nnd. Hike over pnymonis. 733-7; use^targoss .RC:RAFT;DOATS-ANt>'— w< yi-Y?Lrlri?p; ,Tun»_COPU._».ua. TIME 3TKG^"CA7,tPTTt7;Tin:nS— liiul. Rorturjon ServIic, Hogcr»on, JEROME IMPLEMENT '}OGO ...__ l-OKU1. stiirllnci.' «...... ft. «ell I..! i a MgTlong la-M A R lN A - --ySED-GARS-©AL-QR-E-=^ ...... “ iOTO lUOO J-'ALCON, All new tir.'i ^^nd^l livtnruile Skcelor Sno-Mo. , .siVindnrd ttnnsml.islnn. Sf2S. ,-c • Milos nhenrt in depend- hues. ni nUD Si MAR)w’S. yol bcsl otter. 733.20S7. nlier -5:30. 'livlnruilo and Mcrcury denlcr GOODING MUST GOI _nb!e tiriving' \yith guaran- _J1Q:i iJluB Liikcs Norm. 733-lliM. w.,1 rQRD._.4.-duor. Uala.xlo 5M. iccir. big 8elcctionB»,Xhi* pon coupt! V8 engmi «Kccltcnl sh«iH. lQw mlU-nse. M 1970'MODELS .$3095 :i2-l370. Kiip-.Tt. outomatic tranjmiiiion, p«w« '63 .Pontioc .'.$1195 '60 GTO Pontioc . a re HERE! Grond Ptix. Aulomotlc iionimlsjion. Hordiop coupe. V8 engine. $-2-195- olf eondilloning, engine camplelely ond bfOkej, foctory olf, «haip. Must Make Room For Trade-Ins roWilt- HaUSTzlfflffiSEr ’62 Mercui^ Monterey_Custom ■1967 C O M E T ___ '62 Comet S-22 . ' 4-door sedan,-V8 engine, oulomoiit SAVE^LIKEr" — a.doof,-6-wer-$»icnng ” ond • _Cqpti. Vfi rnginff. low_milffng«>, nonimiition, buckcl lOOU, conjole, bfokoj, almoil ijpw liie». , _ pcnvtr (i<«ring, nica blu* (Inlih. peUcct jhopo. 1968- CHEVROU6T . -...... $ 2 3 9 5 LEE PONTIAC '68 Oldsn^bile 44? .t^$2595 CMC TRUCKS*— IN JEROMB MUST MOVE PRICE I ...... ______l/opala.tujloia- coupe. .Air condiiconing. like now. _ '66-Oltljmobilc'98 V. .$2398 ROSS LEE FORD. INC. Call Pick Dev — 324-4224- " Cbnvorlible, >ion. JEROMS - - $ 1 4 9 5 - power ileering ond broket. Extra ixury JBdon,. E>. 1968 F O R D ...... $1395 r condlfloning, < 1965 BUiCK 4-door W ildcoti^ trdon Power sleerlng, local ona owner. sharpi ? dump bcti. S-spced trnnsmlsslon. . Btaulifut b«lB» «nl*V, all Ucilh*r InU.lor plus ell -----.\L3.spt.cd puxlliar>v‘-WItn JT }>'•'■ '65 Chevrolet Chrysler * - othsr f(oturit you’d •xpti ' 1966 PONTIAC ...... $1295 |'63 Chrysler 300 ...... $1095 Ing. power brokei, c*tro nice. and liolsi, 5 speed irunsmlsslon. 1966 MERCURY Monterey 4-door sedan laMoni 4-door. Slinip. ' • . ... I. . Coriverlible 413, higli porlormance ■ way” auxlHary. ••’rn $18,95 Pop’uldr'Bi««i»wo)r uyi«, tuir“6o«v«f~InclutJlna“ eoiomatle 1 I '~engin~B~~p'owef ileerin'g Ton'd BrdWotT iion, poWtr s>s«rlng. •• 1 9 6 5 - B U i C K Hordtdp, V0 engine, power-jteoring, Sun Rool irohon. wagon. A leal beouly. low mileoge. 1967 BARRACUDA •oulorratie Iraniiniuion. Real nice. ^65 Pontiac GTO _ - 0 9 6 5 . . I64Jlqda.q. ______$74.1 lyos rOUI> t r u c k cnKlnc. 330 c.u. 1968 FORD MUSTANG CoronVt 330."4-cf6or«ddn: Big .5*: inchus. Good condlllun. Complete. mlji’on, power jleering and brokei, Srf.-.Hubbs Rejiuir, SMoshone '• Biaulilul bright rtd finish, ell r*d malchlng Inttrfer, $ 1 3 9 5 5harpl engine, ilandord Ironsmliiion. - fl (WC-201<>. V9 •nglns, -rodlo, hcolsr, “ All Cars Carry 'The • iOU2 JEUP Unlvet-s.-ll with JS66 DuICk all lh« •xirot, •xlrtmdy ihorp. '62 Mercu'rîConiot S-22 '63. Falton ...... :$3 75 "C. headers, overdrive, cunvas MUST MOVE PRICE lb.‘lO” wide tires, bucket seats. 2150 1966 FO R D Ol<'2 Year Warranty 6-cylindcf engine.- slondarc! irons- 2-door. 6-cvlindcr7-»tandard Irani- Call Davo Geltron — 733-7898 million, bucket teatl. coiiiole, nice. Rachero -RonchcVo. NonaîKarpor. jverhead sleeper 1967 MERCURY VOYAGER station, wagon i’flVa’ In’lurnutlonnl BaowHfuJ blu« w«lelllc, molching vinyl Inttilor, ^dlo, h>oUr. ^32^PieKUPS AND-TRUCKS 7 -OtfCTS ' $ 1 2 9 5 - COMMEReALS J-'oUt> J-ton Heavy rtuiy track. 000x20 WInlif /.ody. ' ' ! ^ 'ST'CKevrolet . 04 unevrolet ' duals with Leach 15-yard hy'draullc fiartiase disposal body; Cameron MUST MOVE PRICE ...... 1968 CHEVROLET .•...... $2195 y,-Ion, long^wido pickup, big 6 Uing wide '/, -Ion pickup, big 6 Sales. Rupert. <36-3131. Call Floyd Owens — 733-2304 1966 C O M E T ______)-ton, duol I'.jr tires, like neW. . , engine, 4-jpcod ironsmijiion, com- engine. 4-jpeed tronsmissiop. ol- JD1S rORD, /J o^ 4. speed. — mercial tires and-wheels.------— - -_mo»t noW»TWOxl6 6-ply-hrej.-Reol Less ttian 3000 miles .on new short '1968 CHEVROLET El'CdmIno“ Capri. V8 engine, iifck.shlft... 1967 -CHEVROLET \ . .'.-.Tr $W95~ goodl - - -block;-MOO - oi'-tra '67--Dodgo ' ------733-373CT. ~ ~ ’/, .1^ , 4-jpeed-hileh, locor^wiier. Vj-ton. long wide plcliup, V8 en lD-1!>-STUDEnAKER truck. Hos over. $ 1 3 9 5 '63 Chevrolet . shpt and hay bed. Good hoy truck. 230IT 1961 CHEVROL'ET ...... il2 9 5 gine, oulomolic transmission, 6-ply 2-ton truck, 292 engine, 4-jpeed Cnll ^123-niSS. 3213 • .I'.'ror*, dual rears, torT>bino1ion bed, one owner.’ . . lires, one owher., transmission. 2-speed rear axle, ex 1-OR SALti: I9e.'> 1-ord Pickup. tra good 825x20 ti'oi. £«ira long ton, c.imticr special, four.speed 1964 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE stationn wagonw a g o n 1963 LINCOLN 1961 C M C ...... $595 ’ 64 International 17(5o 2-ton transmUMon- 734-23fi5. 'wlieelbosp, All w))!!* wllh walnut trim, bioutKul red vinyl intsclor,>clor, VS angina, V,-ton, Vfl engine, outoipatic, a led beouly. ____ ; .Truck. V8 engine, 5-speed Irons- ISbl UMC J’lck-up. 4-specd. lonR outomallc rron»ml«»lon, powar %aarlng, ~ “ wheel bnse. V.8, extra Rflod — 1 miisian, 2-Spoed .oxie, long whegl^- dlllnn', C.-'ll M3-473f>. Duhl, foclory air tendlllonlng. i 9 6 O - F 0 R D ...... $ 4 9 5 '61 Chevrolet MUST MOVE PRICE...... m _ _ m Vj-te>n, 6 ond 4-jpeed, desert tfcom color. long wide V;-tdn, 6-cylInder. 4» .Call Larry 'Arbaugh — 733-4497 $ 9 9 5 y,-Ion, long wide pickup. V3 -19&e-MERCURY7hVQHT£Ga-A.door-»adan- ■glne, 4-ipeod liainnilssion.- 6-ply ■66 GM C Polar whila wllh daih blua lop. VS angina, aulo- 3AVE ON 33 MORE lifOl, jl'O/pl . . . long wide '/»-ton pickup, 250 *• 1963 IH SCOUT qylinder engine. 4.speed Irunsrnii- MUSI M O '^ ’pR^lV”. .?!. '64 D od g e tion, new tires, SliarpI Call Morlln Askow — 536-2511 '/i-lon, long wide pid.up, Vfl en gine, 4-ipeed irunsmistion, Irailer !6i2 G M C ' 1964 RAMBttR CLASSIC 2-door hardtop liiich, (uhs obod. ‘ ~ 1-ton truck, 6-cyljndor engine, 4< J-lona oraan, outsmdllc Iransmlu'lon, powar it'aaring, - - - - ' '67 D odgo specrl' transmission, duul wheels, 10''factory stake bed ready >o go MUST MOVg'WICE* _ >/,-tori, long wide pickup, 6-Cylln- Call BIN TKoisan ~^23.5952 —der-flnglne:—4Tij5(iDd-|fonYrn7 si(5?i7 6-pIy tiroi, tfoiler lillcli. • '63 GM C '55 Ford ' _ '/i-ton, long wlrja p|clup,_ 6-cylin- , . . t y e m SWon'Ifollor pulle'r,’ VO engine. 5- dor engine; 4-ipee(l transmission, ‘ speed transmlillon, 2 .ipeod renr S^lilcwoll tirei, l>o||er llllcli. qew_____ IHEISEN MOTORS — oKl8:-Reody"to—go':------— 733^7700 : ^ T w i n f a l l s A Good Selection of 2 and 2% -Ton Trucks THE EASIEST PLACE IN THE WORLD • Tp BUY A CAR . ITi’e Little Profit’ Bob Reese's '67 VOLKSWAGEN Dealer S qu arb b a ck Motor Dodge City For the -Co. $ 1 6 9 5 LEO RICE 500 Block Second Avonuo Soutti - • GOODING ■ OPEN'tVENINQS Recreational .KENtjCOrtDQN-
.'65 YOUKSVyAQEN ------_ a n d — i.cloof sodhn - $ 9 9 5 " Practical Minded Af£r^^ Family The 1970 Pontiacs,& Cadillacs Are »64, V O L K S W A G E N you _ 2-door aodan ...... M /ie s . H o w -A b o u t- a $ 8 9 5 FINE USED Stationwqqon? ■ *64 FOpD FAIRLANE StnilonwnRorK powor otoor- ■•■■■■■■■■■•■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■I Ins.' aulomotrc, VU...... ■ iW ro llD Country Sxldh ; 1967 MEBCURY- C im m olir j~ : 1 MTVOWSWA'eSH'— COME^ SEE THEM ^ GORGEOUS $ 9 9 5 BKiildiiwfiuuii, Vfl, ouioiiicitir, (low ■'5tl(a. HAS SEVERAL $ 9 9 5 $ 6 9 5 $ 7 9 5 . '6S: MUSTANG GT BRAJMB..NEW 19&9 2»door, «odon, V8, 'power mtiaaaaiiHBaaiiaaaiaiiaiaaaaaaiapaaaMaaaiaaaaaaaiiiaaaa.aiaaaai Btoorln^g, 4:Bpned,__...... t963'CHE»Rb[6t, j,1966 PONTIAC CATAUNA I 1965 PONTIAC CATAUNA $ 1 3 9 5 , S((tllor)wiiooii, VI), sldiufoidy.ovar. ■ ;>1nllo'(iwtinon, Vll.'oulnrntillf, now-2 PWTIiRCS tirlve, pow®f slaarliig, pownf " af ila«r(nu, |-owof liinkes, low ■ ^ "'"‘’ "'^‘'Uon, 3 leriH, Vfl, riulo- bjill>Bi, loillo, itiiirpl. II nilla
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Auto Sales ...... ’60i 5nd“Avb. S. M M ^RIS^fORS^ 150 3rd AVe. E. — OPEN. FROM 8 'TIL 6 T W IN F A L L S Id Uuddaik Daun Tfanmar 601 Main Ave. E^t__ _TwIn_Folla ■'i ■ Sunday, Sopt. 21,. 19.69 Ttmas»News, Twin Folli, (doho A«15" ^hinlcHa Spac^ G ro » Is l^sf?>Vait Untilôii See a
Autos for Sals 200 Aulot for Sol5 _200. Auto« (or Solo 200 Autot for Sal*. 200- Autoi for Sat* 200 Autos For Sal* 200 Auloi For Sale - . 200 . Autos'for Sol* *200-
.^W£LBUX-GARS •OR EQUITY — ABBIE-URIGUEN’iS" Sce.- WILLS '■ Uted tt'ar'beporiment J 5QNAKZA MOTORS INVITfS^Y^ 254 4ih Avcnuo W e« Usjed Gar Specials; ------T F a m ' - . 19G6 CHEVROLET. Impnln 4-door «ed«n 1969 OLDSMOBILE .; . $3888 • wai J1C9S. • □olta 4-door »edon. AH powor, fully squippod Includ- NOW .iriK fostory aic conditioning, 15,000 octuol mllea; tiow car trQao'in. ■ ' $ i 2 9 r - LpO RICE MOTORS '■ ConcllnB. 'idaho- ..v.,., eondlilon- GTO. Bucket seats. 4-speod .wlth console, tachs, «r. ticrco-inpc music, vinvl li«lJ- _low _m lleaget_Qno_ownorf- new-ear tradn.in.______.iop...au*t Uke._rcwÔjlven only . ID A H O ’S LARGEST (ultra modern) CONVENTION CENTER' 8.000 miles. 51,800 discount. Call 733-07C7 or »ce ac 357 Osiranilfr 1966 OLDSMOBILE ... $ 1^75 - , ; T O SEE THE, NEW CAR SHOW ING o F v . . Dyhanjic 88 4-door hardtop. ’All powor, fully eauip* ‘ pad,, factory air conditioning, extra sharp.
19.66 COMET . . . $1595 Caliente 2-door hardtop. Automatic transmission, povyer steering, radio, immaculate Inside and out. -1-965 COMET-. -$ 9 9 0 - Caliente 2-door hardtop. Automatic transmission, -^ o w o r steering,-rBdiorspBClolIy-prtced:------r------—— ! 6 2 -1 968^VdLKSWAGENT7^^ chrysi;er'= • ■...... Automatic transmission; —f ‘ 4:tte^»«danrruIir«
l 9 ^ BUiCICr^v . $ ^ 5 0 Riviera. All power, fuHy_ûipB ^ 3 9 8
1966 OLDSMOBILE . .. $2650 Toronado. All power, fully equipped, factory air _cond|tlQnInB,-ona^pwnor, new car trade-in. — =^CORVAIFeORSft^ 2-door hordtop;-rodio,— liMler-ond 1964 BUICK . ; . $1080 •oulomatie, ctoon. Only . . . . LeSabre 4-door sedan. All power, including 6-way power seats, factory air conditioning, one owner,* -fiew^carjtrade-ih...... — : ~ ~ " 1959 CHEVROLET .... $99 •, BelAir-4door-sedan. '67 BUICK ELECTRA 1956^DESOTO~. . . 7:77 ■ ■ $250 4-door-sSdan: Fullyneqoipped, funs extromely-wellT" -PL¥MOl^TH^ JIGML 1970JLDSMOBIL^&JUICKS NO W O N DISPLAY *65 YOU'RE ABBIEURIGUEN RAMBLER CUSSIC JN YIX ED l lOJiDJSM OEaiE^JJICKZZIZ: Wai $n9S . . . "M agic Valley’s Finest — Idaho’s Largest I OLDSMOBILE-BUICK Dealer” * 9 9 5 ^ 733-87^1 Twin Falls PONTIAC GTO
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Motor Co. Phon»-5'34-24SO-- — Twirt F«II«J _T«!n-EallS— i "^-16 TInlies-No'ly!, Twln-Falls, Idaho Sunday, Sept. 21, 1969 Jack Webb Started As An Actor; Is Now A MiHionaire With A Badge , J ■ , Jack Webb was born in 1920 of scripts. • mitted. Through this, ‘ ‘Driignet’ "We. my fnother and grand-TJO.” "The Last Time I Saw In addition, Webb is executive Webb has two daughters, Sta In Santa' M onica, Calif., a few Jack bbgan'hls carcer in radio wiiji born.*’ Webb rccalls..i ' mother, - were -never without Archie,” and , a ;^fu1l • length •producer of NBC-’I*V’s "Aiiam - cy, 18,_and Lisa, 16, by -his short miles- from Hollywood In San Francisco,-; first as an ■ Jack Webb’s parly-ycars were ...... - — - . . •' "nrnoniM • ■ 12" scries, which goes ' ihlo' its form er ^marriage Id singer Julie "food, but there was no sapre ’Dragnet.” . ______. where he has woh uoth fame annoiinccr,' later in the title role fraught^wilh illness, not to m'en- Ôn, television, Webb headed sccopd season this fall. London. ' and fortune. . __ 0/ " P a t N ov a k _fot_H ire.” and liun thc-pressurcs accompanying money cither, and 1. frequently the 19C0 "G.E. TrUe'! program, FREE • Webb is perhaps best known still later in the series, "Johnny ihejean tim es of the dcprcstiion. collected pop bottles for show and he^nade.a fulMength Wftrld C AB LE .visior;^ for his "DraEiiet'' series which M adcro — P ier 23.V ' money,” Webbi-a millionaire to- Premiere “Dragnet" which Samantha To Have 2iid-CliiItl His injcr- day,-reveal's. . ______\ Ure\t_one_oLthc_iatRest_tclevI-. Now . . . enloy ifio bojt* he created for radio in .1019. ■of Neei montli of ' ' to television In 1952. remaining g eles) High where he was car S.eplembof we will connccf A ir Corps, rcccivlng his honor On “Bewitched” This Season as one of the lop-ralcd shaws toonist- for th e -sc h o ol'i j-car^ Cablo TV to your tcs'-' able discharRO in 194G. "W oody", the 1950-vintage sta; Samantha, ‘ who •Is expecting; strange' 'th in gs when s h e •-on-flic air through 1959 whOh tionwagon driven allernatelx,i)y bOokT He won the stiident body dcnee withoyl. chafget • Webb voluntarilji retired it. • His first- big break came In pr6sidenc fM SIEREO MUSIC tinues’ to enjoy hlgh-ratings and Wcbb’.s mnyies-Jhcliiftp. '’ Ppip Mrs...... Televisbn^gtworiL-Thursday. pfiritionsi — —------;— critical succcss the second time While makioR-tho- mt>vio,*-he Kelly’s Blues,...... The- D.l..” avid • col)ect9 r rîniaiurc Elir-nhcth' Montcbnipry -fitnrs arouiaround:_L ■Struck up a fjiondshin with the ln~hri"iipcnminR episode, "The TrjglTTol W ild.B ill HanFac'heki* ...... _ . , ^ h e ...... , . In ."Siamaniha’s Yoo Hoo the-witch Samatha w th Dick Wcbb^was' the first,of televi- rum's teclinlcnl advisor, a n ^ f-, ceived an'anti'que’ doll from-a ficer of the Los Angeles Police the wagon is stolen b y a miirder Maid,” Endora decldcs.that Sa Sargent nis her^ mortal husband, sion’ s triple-lhreat men, and he GOSSIP-C?)I:UMNIST \ fan which was. one of Tad Lin- Department. suspect who crashes 'it into a mantha need's help and chooses Darriri ‘ StophenS,'' and A g n e S makes the transition from ac .colnl3_-Iavoritcs: ■when.heJived canyon-com plctely demolishing Ida-Lupino will TKJrthijrn vl- -her—old—ftiehd,..Esm eralda,—a Moorehcad .as her_mother.-En- tor to dircctor to'producer and ''Hc""sparked“ rriyÎnlercst in in the White House. • .' witch wh'rt- is losing her powers. dora. Well-known actress-come- back (0 actor with -uhique police work, and'I found mvself cioigs newspaper gossip colum '.’The Ghost and Mrs, MuirV •Result: The Stephenses lia^ve a dienno'Alicc Ghosdey inakc.s her smoothness, fn addition, he con spending nights in police p’rowl- "T h e Mod Squad” has its sec nist as guesi sâr in ‘-‘m ie P er •alrS its second seasoh ,.cv6ry maid who's so shy that-?; h e debut in this episode as t h e tributes a large amount of the cars and researching the crime ond - year prem iere Tiicsday fect Image?’ on NBC-TV’s "The (Thursday a t 7:30 p.m. on.ABC- fades away when they, apeak ii‘ilqu(i..inaid-of-all-w6rk, Estner- writing, re-writing and edition lab files by day when.tim e per- Sept. 23. Name of the Gam e.” IV. to her. She also conjures up alda. ■ , ••
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-FOR-ROPf7ttD-ZIECtBR;------¥0R ROÊR r C. SEAMA _Good-for-Voo— Slender-comedian-Woody-Al • •1 Hresitieni Nixon'* preu cretary of the A ir Force ien (hi» CBS-tv speciol i* tonight) i$ very ierious about eating. "I like health foods/' ho told • secretary I R«cenlly you ataud that "I don't-'eat meat. It really P ' How did ]Hr. Nixon come I the late Pretident Ei»en- Family W eekly. feels good not to, and It'gives m^ energy.. ^ to u te “ B r in g ' hotcer*$ tea m in g ' o n th e ■ Fish, chicken, and duck ore okay, though. I T u * together a g a in ” ?— D. I .miUtaty-induUriat com never drink; I. don't-like the faste. 1 'stopped t . , Canton, Ohio plex htu been distorted, tn what way smoking in m y e o ily 20t. 1 can't ,en}oy any- • When Prggident Nixoniv has U b e e n dtiitortoJ?— €. Pl MU- 'thing I know it £ad for my health. I have ing in Dttchler, Ohio, he saw a young catfish, L M Angeles, CaUf. cook, but when I eat put, I prefer sea-food girl holding up it sign, reading: “Bring • Preaident Eiaenhower said: .vital restquiaots-wherg_i -not_koov«n. I go, lo- __HB logelber.” T h i8.60_impre»*ed-th0-P r«a l= ^ = ^ c m c n t -i? K e p in g ’ lHe'peaceîB bur m lll^ great lengths to avoid autographs." Would dent ât he asked it (o incorporated iarr Mtablishment Our arms must be you leave your dinner to ovoid recognition? into the motto fo r the Inauguration. From mighty, r M d f for inatont action, so that "N o, nothing would make me do thatl" it derived ihe-InauKural.\alogan.~ **For- __oo_^ten tial-aggressor—may-bfr-twnptod— '~waiTToge!ficn*‘ to riak hiB own destruction." The late Irlth Caravait: The horse-drown W ord_to_the_W i»e^rh9—cuffgfit- aideiit_went on-to.recognite_the-im-— ^ w d g ^ ,. already, popular with these "G rou p T ra v el" m agazine ‘gcves some ‘ -POR-DR-MARMB~mNRtCns, ptfative need for the developmcQt of colleens, has .really caught on with novel suggestions fo r getting the most American MedUaJ Aisoeiaiion ' large armed forces and defense industry tourists In Ireland with enough time out of a foreign vocqtion. If you hove What U the p otU ion o f — while warning of the implications. t-a rote of- — â"eopp«rd“reo!h, lake alortg o spore. _Cfc«(-^M<<-an-9bor<2en?^— -• " H e 'd j d n6r'8ugge»l“'thlR7 in view o f” miles a d ay. The horses used ore Carry along .your hotel's motchbook M. M., RogertviUey T e n ii . the threat we have long faced, we could., guaranteed gentle and genial enough to show, should yo u g e t lost. Take o ‘ or should disraai^tle either or break' their ____transistor .radio to get a ,f?el o7-the - _ciece8sary_c«UtiotuUp------# The m.aierity_ol_AMA-phy8iciapB be-!. • loca l'scen ef- even If y o o "d o n 't under- —Jieve- ihal-aubstantiBl- inedical e v id en ca " stand the la n g u a g e ...... may-be. brought-fokh-ia the evaluation FOR CHARLES Dt SALVO, I author of "Facet People. IFear" of aa occasiooal obuetric patteai which Don't Stop Playing A sobering re would. Warrant a therapeutic abortion to * I D oes the w ar threat since minder to keep up with your tennis, »a(eguard the life o f the mother or to ” 1946 have much to do g o lf, o r whatever ^ o u r favorite sport prevent the birth of a severely crippled, I aciiJti the ria tn g d ivo rc e is M ines from the Ministry o f Education deformed, or abnormal infant. A licensed ___ .. _J rate?^-M. M. Mason, Jr., In Tokyo. Seems thol }n a survey o f . . S a n A n to n io , Texas physician, in a duly.accredited hospital- .36,000'Japanese men an d women, the in consultation with two other competent • It may be a contributing l&ctoi. Tlie ■ men w e re found to lose much of their pbysiciahs 'who liave examined the pa*. threat-of war is in itself a symbol of un>. thqt city fdik' con handle_;lb ^ . ------physlcat~s)ref^th ti^denly at the age ' tient and.concurred in writing, may be certainty, unrest, and m>hcaYal— J=the=âffi»er»-«f-GountIos-. Kerry;------of42“anaihe^m eh of 39rifTWea- —permitted-to-perfonn-H-thgrffp-eiiti: Cofk, and Donegal are known to be em counlrte* ph)^col strength foils lion, provided the patient knows the pos- FOR JVUE ANDREWS vary helpful. For about $59 o week, more grody/Tlly— -Th,Lj->n>— slble emotional or phvBical rcaulta of thtu . f^d^r-ii-iake~icedan!.“ “ “ ' it prepare o ~m M{ca{ num- with modern am enities like foam-rub a ccordin g to the ministry. I* that nei t fccr Jor one of the tpec^ ber beds,.refrioerators, and gas stoves. ther men-nor women partlcipoto in FOR TONY KVBBK, I tacidars yoti always ap- It Is sort o f the b est o f ih e O ld and sports as much as we Westerners do. NBC jportoco«/«r N e w W orld. _ f/cTI3 p«ar . In?— B artu ra Tennis, an yon e? J O ne ây on your Baseball D ea n e, ICdfUas C U y, M p . Game of the Week thow, Babies ond Rettevi/als' Although, this b the • In **Star.** for example, it took un to I a-hptter-led off-an inning-' lost week-oMoitrKennedy's NBC-»v gdnie^Kow;^ ~tKree. months to prepare & number like I by making an out. His "You Don't Say," he has leaMer came up again and made the tolk shov/, which he has a lwoys a im ed for. iW r d o u t. M y questiont has any Tom has learned to take babies in stride, too. FOR WALTER CRONKITE, CPS im tom on ever htade all three outs in He and wife Betty ore expecting their fourth one inning?-Ê. A. Wine, Stuarts ■elev. the loiter port of October. 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. FOR JEANE DIXON, » « r FOR DtCK CAVETT efThtDickCaveuSlUtw'’- I i read iH-your column . FtuaUfy Vfeekly n, h S9pt9mber8J,looi» I that you predicted Harry Where were you . b o r n ? -iaoNMD-i.-MviPowr<‘A(«E i- KOMn HROnMM -W.hat.c o llflg e .d i d .y o u «!• - l-rm m nn*»- re-el«£l{ohT " MOtTON fKAMC fSiUM«r MCK RYAN I Haw did you know that Undf Are you marriodf. W. f A M THOMPSON A4,4rtMns Dir^tUr MAKUS H. TONQUI A rt tHr*cl«r I h e w ould K>ln w i!i«n the — David CUfnktur, Rhine, DONA10M.M MBANtl M PtOn FWrfV«(*r p oU a pred icted ThoHMs Dewey tcould beck , J V . Y ...... : ■ ■ • ' R ow tr 1. HOW H I W*v*ir«, IM la w lnf^ferrie Stauffer, Celina, Ohio • I was bom In Ciblwn, Neb., and . nimu L vAm w ,»t4m A T«nv SefcwH iM k i» Wm M» • I got it psychiRally, aa with tny other allended Yale. I am married lo actress Art 0 »«n » M — «■ predictionB, _C«ri^’NK.— -U _____ ------—
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_ paiids Yon An InrUble ‘^MttscleCthDe'* That ;S?VlxtsECOND ______Akoia*lic*llyjaold*.In.VMir_Wais*4JBe.— ------>r (wo esUUrat]ac-miiHi(c*r^ thbi- woman.-ot •sy-acc,-imoo(h awty.wrlDkU«...lift up ibe ikln of AT tUE SAME TIME THAT IT You put the wheel on the fk>or and itand above U. Take ia deep breath forehead and tive you a *‘fac«A((t kMk"...Uike double and BTcet the momlng: In two ntlnute* yooll be la your fhower or at t the vrry flrit u-etk > ______ffniENGTHENS.YQUR LOWER BACKl Z breakfaM.'Uid-li'a cDlnf to-be ■-wonderfia'day. l'o«'n-rn>v« /Aat (o------r.Yet.itaev're ao eaty ihu-aayone CM do them anyv^Nre. (>ille frankly, ibo devdopatcnt.or IhU S LIM -W IICEL bued on youTitU In iHt nwxi nintir trronJi. . - ...... •> « « * iiartllng reaulti, lo quJekly, that your /rlrttJl » Ht Now, put your hand* your hlpi and do Ihc timpte ahoulder wamvup turMttolrUlhtmUtfMeernl Ihls ilmpk fact: That the Number One Sim of Axtln* (u»d the Number oa And the tuH courte It youn FREE— durin* thli one advcr- One CauK of the low-back pain Uiai makes you /rtl. ai wtU a* look, we «how you. You do li three llmei.wlih the left ahoulder. and three t ^ i y i t SttU-tVHEEL lor yuui' ten yean older lhaa your ate) U iht bultbis. pmtrudlnt, blMBtJ-look. time* with the rishl. You doti’t bend from (be hipe. You dont twtot your yine. There NjiiLMnKloui.eietttoe-You.woe '■ tptôfttnrr, and your vUMtr from Irtominl on. But you wUt ttav* warmfd up and loot€nr4 r wlU ft*l b iMlilnt uomach'? CrevJiyJ The Taa «ia» the o)4ei '~'Anm'nvpllt*; ne'br4C€Tnf Villi w6t u w ifo ai much tood for your baeb you grow, the more ■taviiv oiith d- — ------at IhU coaUntumt, t*nlU. $lrtHtttniilnt. mutctt-ttrdU-bulldlHt extt « for Now'get down on your koeea. Take the handlct of the SLIM -W IIEBL ward, iwUilng It hopeleuly out of llrte. in yout hand*. Roll out the wheel at far a* yoti can comfortably ttretch, that proltclt you lor $h4r*il of your Uh! in the way we ahow you. Then roll li back again. Thaft HI You'rt dont And what can you do about «bla bulling (tomach, to pull It hard and l(t Five more lime* In the morning . . . tJi timet at night. . . and you'rt Try It entirely AI Oor flat again, permmtmily? Only one. thing, of coutM— EXERCtSEf TH* ftnhhrdi kind of txtrtlir ih»t bulUi you d ptrmanmt miucf»-glnf;« citar around (Later, youll work your way up to twenty ilmea. To do any more, The entire rotl of lî* Df only J7.9». tou try il lhal fl/al mld-ifcHon—iliaf eoatri ihott Inltrnal «rtoHt bmck whtr» would (Imply be ridiculous.) for one full monthh entirety at our riik. If you are not dellghltd In r«T» thtrm ihai UfrU>ly-vubi*rabU tpin* rlth l «p Now— whai happtned in thoM five or al« llule wheel-owi. wheeUo way. gt «w t»e, exet> «eiM of yow money win be i Ihrn glrti y » iht DAr-LONO HOLDING tOWER to — krtp that w ------a i\tM and tlra lth l. rlghl up iintir your own cvntehm* affort, mutcigt M your ttomaeb amd boek Ibat you ■t hourt of ihr mornlnt. If you dtclde la to out and do lh4 lowni may not hart aMtrtltd for yaarti You wlU abtolutety FE E L Ibe effett Now, there are doxem'of good raercltet that will do Ihli for you. But of lhai ilreich ihe flnl lime you roll that wheel outl It i« N O T a gentle ------M AIL NO-IÎSK COUPON T O D A V ------— K(if« today — alt of.tbciB « "hidden handicap" that kept leellngt It U a fttUng of firmntu and hardinn am4 tood $trcnt tMereUt them from glviag yoH the rnU bcadia you Meed for your tiomachl (and. aboy^ a». CONTttOLf to tKbllarMaa ikal U may b« dtfUcuU fo*' s r^ VWHQ RESEARCH c 6 ^ tvu 10 Hop wllb a mtrr fivt or tUi roll-ouitr You could, for c*ampk, Jog. Bui /ottlng h mainly an tttrcU* for But alop you mutt, because that'i all you'll need at ihe hBitnnln.t rour luntt and Ugi, and you would have (o relighnuty u»« U for M'fottM MO HMll«>n H«» YoAMJ-JDUlt ------, a bait bour a day before it could pull In your Homach.______Otcaut* Ibit aitrHtf wlU only work for yoit .l/ you 1 ILB-DAri AM tfiH I -wBy irr»«n~W^'ao~aImpleT.';*o eaty .I.so quicki So you ran do U tvrty gingh day In'Uu iht^ than U lakti yfiii tf-WHEEI. (P'ut ------...... I o/iMtta bantfUt to boot! cloting Ihe special low price of only I understand |M«« 1 may use ihe Exerciser fpr ihlrly daVi. If not ABSOLUTl:l-Y • Or— cvco betteiwyou can ity ili-upa or a alani board. Ten minute* a You Se« The Re«ul(t-6VER NIG IITt day will do here. Out again, atUyour wtlgbt It focnitrd right on that UCLIOM TD D, I may rtlurn it for full û n d . >oirrr IMf*— and you ran be imlbly hurt. I p t— «ow( ihh -»eiy heat week, and entirely at our lUh— eon iry a □ /::%e«k here H ybu with your order sent C.O.T>. Enclose ontj t^ pltltly ntw klnJ.ol CONPENSSt> t»frdn. In whkfi you txtMu maybe four. Of courte frfntda will start peering jro u ô fl^d oul what II good-will depodi now. Pay postman balance, plus C.O.D. ONLY Ibt grtu bolding muKUi of your ctnirr tiom»eiaiir prtiui dawn on your both...and caving In your fact! wbUb you art ABSOLVTf.t.Y FOflBIDDF.N lo do more iHati iwo or thm taiy Milnulti a dayl' Theae are alTthe obvloua bipnefUt. But ibm art artn dttptr and mort mrtuilngful btn*lltt, that will iiay with you far ytart. Thera’s Ihe mar ' ?(*« «a kimple at (hl»~. velous fMlIng of 'eonrrvf, and looking young again. There's t^ jf% e r* l_ -• iw w r beitir WiM-Of your aid I««onr,lharm ay’o*aan fewer tiomach- achn and teu tndlgettloa lor you.
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The belief that wom power.makes it possibW Won’t swell or bulge because the sole is en can stand more pain, for a man to more read completely oil-proof — even diesel oil. inconvenience, and prob- ily break .habits, like Won’t crack, harden, or mark — le m a th a n m en la a m :^ h ; amoking or overeating.' '"e n under the most. extreme Psychiatrist Theodore —A n o th e r n n te r c a tih g temperature changes. . Isaac Rubin feels that covery was that the aver- Won’t slip on concreie, wood, -*'men are more often . A g e m a n ! b more honest „pr tile. The non-skid solp afraid of helplessness than his wife. won’t lei it. than of pain.'“Our pe- M en understand âm-‘ Won’t-separate from-' ~clHuircuU\lFe~iniow8 and en better than woên the sole. ’ even eondoncs helpless-' - .u n d e rs ta n d - men.' • JVon!t_brcak-yotf.- ~TiesB ln w o m w ,**‘h e flayaT ' ■ .,A few years ago, Rich "But men are persuaded ard C. Cowden' of the. that.thcy-n>ust-n6ver-un-— ^Vfitorft^rta-Admlriifltration" -d oîs-live-i —der—anyÎrcumstaWcM' i==Hospitfll::nh-Gulfport îts name, Durables. perm it such feelings." Miss., gave the famous . If it doesn’t, we’ll Women live longer California Te.st of Per- give you another pair. than men. - Bonality to n largo group'- We’re that, sure of pur promises. This is due to a vari of couplcs. His results ety of reasons, according ____ ^^.Durables. Boots and Shoes to suit your needs. From i ___ flhqwed .the' men hod - a to Df*. B. D a v id S h erm an far deepor Insight into Wolverine, the people who make the finest boots. Gel | a pair. 'And^see'rdr yourself what it won't do. of Montreal,-chalrman-of— . th e tninda o f w o m e n than the Canadian Medical vice vorsn. Association’s . national W o m e n — a r e —m o r e — committee on aging. .Hnoopy than men. “Meji are more exposed ’ 'Atcording to. a study ^MOUfCRIHC^ to the Btreasea and ! at HiitgerB University, stralnn of life, to flnan- that's true^ While men For the Wotverlno dealer nearest you, ealUthis- r^clal-.worriesir-and-the-vi-;----- “ '-aro likdy’ to take people ' fo/Z/ree number: 800-243-035B. In C6nnocticur:'053-3006~ ' cisaHudos of making a at face value,' women, living," he says. "Moê the natural-bom snoop* importantly, they'pay era. get '‘underneath the less atttfntlon 'to health Buperflcinlltlea.'VAa a re care than do women, who sult, they are more likely- A report In SnVH?Mi mag- Dr. Calvin Ilall reports ,ou nioiioy, guns, nutomobilos, for- outnumber them in doc to form true porsormllty ilne in London Hnyft men {êner- . dream dllTerences In Mb nowcsl ' ‘‘eign countries. The dreams of tors’ waiting rooms." )Ie ImprcRHions. At) unpiens- Jilly need 10 m im itcH iflo tfi.a le c p ____ u{lQk.^The^ContcHt..Analvaiit..of._____ .men are.IIkeiy.to bo more violent- furthor-fltatcd-that-moat_____ V ' nnt rcflulfla’thflrwom en'" a' night than wjmen. An they .l„JOreo«W..JVoipQn*.bnve^ droftm8---thnii-womfn'a;-nnd-7non-Bpond ------womon~Heom~to~l>e~ en^ ^ y nature wltn^ , plo than men do. - minutes more. . cooking, houses, furniture, schobl,- - about men as tboy do about wom protection against,, coro Men nee
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By Sen. SAM J. ERViN, Jr. (N.C.) chairm an, U.S. ^ n a t e Subcommilffeo on Constjhilional Rights
asked to return their rpteetionnairee by mail.
D O YOU FEEL.strongly that tactic of ft policc state! I am.tempted o’ighth-grade education to read the make, a statement without f<^r of it your personal and finan to make a teat case o f this invasion of complex form, object to som e,of the being divulged by the one to whom privacy by refusing to answer some overly personal- questions, or resist it is made (as physician and patient cial affairs are nobody elae’s of the questions. I am not sure, the harassment of penalties, the cost or attorney and client). Under this That the First though, if my congregation would of the 197Q Census will skyrocket.” . principle of confidetftiality, the Cen “AmendmSMfprotects notÔTy want their pastor to be a convict!” Congressman Betts, who is sup- sus Bureau, when it-acquires in- :;:z==your.right'tospeak-but-also-tor ------A —Uoctop—wh«>-8el]s-^Jiis-=^House-i8— “ ported”by"morc"than~10b'of his. col- formati^'f6r_T"de^dnst public _HSguM -iii-an-efTort.to_obtiiift. census— — needr'ls-under-ft-legal-obligationnot -^^^keep-silent-about yourself? fme-coInbcd.for .data.about-hia.finan::^ - cial-affaira -totally-unrelated-to- the— —reform 8-that-include-repcal-of“ the~ “ tyTeveal“tKe“ information" to"otHefs. • That a man’s home is guaran rcal-eatate disposal. For instance, penalty provisions, polntd to the 5.6 W ithin the realm of privacy, how- teed him by the Constitution? ^ .“ How many passenger automobiles million people who were viissed in th e -ever, are those personal matters that That he should not be coerced, are owned or regularly used by mem*_ 19G0 Census. “ If the mail returns one should not be compelled to dia- into disclosing what goes on bers of your household?” A disabled from the most recent pretest city, cloae to anyone against his will. veteran becomes anxious about;^thc Trenton, N.J., form a national trend,” Too often/ the Government com inside unless he o7iooses to? pofl.sible loss o f his'disability benefits he warns,, "the number o f thpso'not pels citi'zens'to disclose personal data 'mplete- —countnd-will hn ataêrJng.-In Tren- , _fn r atatlatigfll PumoaeB without .bu£l 8cnlencM~f(5r~declming to ment questionnaire which is accom- , ton, only G5 percent returned their ficient proof o f need. And there,u8iial- nnawer questions about such intimate panied by an authoritative-looking • forms. If projected nationwide, this ly js no assurance of confidentiality.' matters strike you as being devious? letter that is subtly threatening. would mean that more than 70 mil-: In this decade about to cloae, we I f so, you a r e sq u a re ly in th e A m e r When people fail to knuckle under lion m ight not be counted in the flrat_ . have witQC3sed..a. mushroom growth ican tradition— and-also-out of step - immediately,-they receive'stern fol- tabulation.” of datarcollecting programs, aide by with the creeping erosion of these low-up letters, n reminder by certi- Wa can afford perhaps even less side with sophisticated surveillance bnsir freedonm undorlying-our l970 ' ■ fled -mall, then phone m Hs . the steadjr Tireakdown of privaoy- techniques, and a rapidly spreading' Cen8^J(^. It underlies, as well, hun- .True, our Government’s search for whi.ch the. computerization of per- . trend toward computerization of -^reds-of-iim ini-censuBos'-J-thftt-our— -inform ntidn-is-fre -âonal-data-by^Government-agenciea— ~Govarnmentr~fllc8'TnbQut—the—indl- Census Bureau 'conducts - for itself cause becniiBO of the. increasingly entails. The Census Bureau claims . vidual. In the process, .things have nnd acoraa, of; GQViirnmflntrftgenoioH— —complex-problema-ofyovemmentrAnd~ thot-lt-)iosTJ"ftft>»lcflarTfccord fo r cdh— moved much, too “fast. between the big decennial head counts such A task docs demand statistical fldentlallTy, one outstanding example^ ' Now ia tH^timb“for~CongrT»irtft' authorized by the Constitution. inform ation of considerable accuracy, of which waa itg_rcfuaal-to_pcrmit- -lmpoaB-controla~nn(l'"fltAndftrdflr“ in' , These atatl'sticftl awrvoys are-UBual- ~ ■ if only for the original Census pur-' Government, access to Ita records to’ the Senate, I have proposed a bill to ly unknown yet cover a very diverai; posca o f apportioning-Congreas-and facilltate-’theround-upôf-Japanese- ■delete the pdnaltles"f6r' n o f anawer- fled range of social and economic the state Icgiaiatures, and of distrib Americana at the atart o f W orld W ar Ing peraonal queations In the decen categories. N o or incorrect responses uting Federal funds. II. But the agencies to which it nial and .-other cenausea unlesa the can carry flnes up to $500 and a GO- W ith the 1070 Census,, wo will de makes Ita data tapes available aeldom anawora are. needed for atandnrd day Jail aentonce. These threats are ploy 150,000 census takers and 62 maintain the same strict rulea. .constitutional purposes... Thia. bill made openly or hinted atrbul: air arc*" . m in io n fo r m s td” lriauiH5 as thoYough Moreover, regulatlona no\y.require also would protect a person's right highly questionable constitutlonallyr a canvass as possible of America's that the computer ayatema of all to ignore an unwarranted, privncy- Lately, howevor, thousands of househotda. A .new mall-out/mail- Government agencies Interface. So invarilng. Government atatlstical disturbed and angry citizens from all - - -back technique will carry the ques- while wo have managed to delay the queationnaire unleaa'it meets cortiiin wfllka-Qf-Uffl-hfl-vc hefln-prQtc.tUng^ __tiannniraa-tn-nhAut-itQ-porcflnt-ny niir ■ CBtabllahmcnt -of . a National—Data___ —a^^ndarda— R flt^bv..:-C ftnirr<»Ba. F o r to Senators and. ConirrcflHmon. They— ...homes,.«nd ono-ln flva of-thosc-homes_ ^n n k iiiw lth i. built-in: prJvncyîaafe-- exampld^tlm-rMtploht o^^voliinto “ WffnT'guldaKtfoând remediallictiori “ Wnrr'ccbivo the "long form” with its giiardsV wd already' Hnvo .one fully fo r m muBt b o In form ed iha|; his ro* to bring this dangeroun, iudiacrimin- 67 Rubjecta and 120 qucstlona. opcrtvUng through thlia Fedoral- apanse )a voluntary, tbe apeciflc need ato trend undeV control. The cost of thin ofToft Is not ex ag<)ncy computer network. for the informntloni nnd to what uae A minister wrote me recently, say cessive, about $1 a head or, for our There Is a heed to dintingulnh lit will bo put, ing,-"! am deeply concerned, not be- estimated 20G million people, more between confidentiality and privacy. 1 am convinced ..that Americanfl a r e ' . are more than 120 qticHlionH butoyor man JackHoif. E, Betts of the House people !) when It ia desirable for they .will respond to a logitlmnto the roqulremenit thaf'ond muflf an-' Subcommittee on C ombuh and Statls-' them to be free to commimlcate and rcaaonable Governmental -«v^r-«/I~qu«tIona_Hj^ch_jw^^n_yon„ -IIcLhlva PQlnted out. “ShouM a.aig.- betwoon -ottoh-othor-.(ftB hk n- hua— -queatrfor stntlstlcal naBlstanco.-Free lJuivc_aJlu8h_to)lot5~or-bo-«ul>joot-t<»— —iilllciint-number-of-peoplft-romaln'un:^ — bnnrtiwIfoVelatiotiyrW '2) w accom- men in a free 8oclety*irocd nofbo duo or JmprlBonmcnt. Thla la thp counted bocnuBo they do not have the pllah aome good, one should bo able'to . threatened. . . -V 7 ...... , ... s......
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By A. ROSS ECKLER DIreclor, Bureau o f the Census, 1965*49
TTÔR A DYNAMIC example o f W hy do some questions go into to reccive the long questionnaire has Only in large nietropolitan areas -JD “Govemment of the peo- siich personal detail? been reduced from .26 to 20 percent. are households asked to return their pie, by the people, fo r the peo The need for the Information is Questions about bathroom and kitch . queationnairea by moll. For these g r^ t, and the intrusion on personal ple,” one need look no-further • en facilities have been reworded to oreas the Census Bureau has estab* pnva^ is very- small. All answer^’ ______-âvoId~the~imprea3rdn that~aKn>ur^ “liahed a coinplete3r^®êcfief-our-goala-a-job-for-evet7 I would not minimize the benefit major metropolitan, areas,- census one, so the Census asKs about jobs" “ tistlCfl fui' many' areaa-would-be^f— that the public refceiVM indtrectlyr —takere " w ilt-tnake—a-^house-to-house— and. unemployment. Another goal is doubtful accuracy. Thus, approving Anyone who drives Is likely to see a - .. canvass to obtain the forms, dcccnt housing for a\l; Cenaus asks Congressional bills for voluntary an- sign reporting the population of ft . W hy'w er* there no representa- ^ _about the age rad quality of housing— ... _swers—wouldL-.prove-defcating.-Be-— ■ particular 'town.-' Virtually -e v e ry ------tives of-clttzenB-groupB,-cfvlliliber» - ....including the presence of. plumbing. cause-Census statistics are used to home reference, book includes popu-~ __ ties, patriotic, or other pwplerorl-' " " As a nation, we are dedicated .to-iro;: ... guidc-tho-diattibution of several biU latioh statistics from the last Census eh t^ organizations at meetings to proved and -widespread education,, Hon dollars in Government funds and its most recent estimates. The , dIscuSs plans for the Census? so the Census-haa questions about cach year. eUminatlng penalties hevys media explore duch trends as There . v je re representatives of. ' ■...ago-and education. One of.'our major could result In a great waste o f mon- —iltho— population— exploaion,” .,*:the ] • auch-oi enemies Is poverty; the Census tsks - oy-and manpower over a, fO-year pe- westward-mlgrationi>“ -dr-iithe-boom^------^meetlngsr—The-Census-Bureau-toi about income, to locato the pockets riod. The penalty ■proviSlon'Tequires ing suburbs’*— all based on the latest part in about 24 regional meetings -of-poverty.- _onlylthat_pcoplo, answer the appllca- Lthroughout-the-U»S.-in-1966-to-dis-^ -r—In-order- “ ble~qu6Stroina7:to‘“the~beat'~or their , The major purpose of .the Census, cuss subjects and'procedures for the necessary to ask questions of yon. ability and'provldes penalties only however,' Is to provide data needed Census. Because these were public — At-the-sam e-tim e,-it-is propcr-- .. for ...uitlt/iU. refusal or' falslflciitipn. by Government programs. No ques meetings, any interested persons or for citizens to consider the matter No one has gone to jail to date for tions are included that would serve organizations were welcome. to ex-. of privacy and the extent of the , failure- to cooperate in the Census, only commercial Interests. press their Ideas. In addition, spe burden the Census will impose. I and there have been very few fines— What safeguards arc there for cial m ^t}nga were held with re p ^ therefore welcome the opportunity _IJm ow of only two. The law Is needt^ being sure the~Census~~cou'n(8^th'e se'ntntês' of the "American Civil ‘ t<) respond to questions ..raised by.- . ed for-those people-who might b e - people'who do not return their ques------Libertie8-Union,-reIiglouB-Bnd-ethnlo~ F a m il y W e e k l y . tempted to shirk even this very light tlonnalres by mall? groups, and many others. ♦ Why so many questions? - • ' du^y. It. works well. The average family or household . W hy has the Census Bureau alleg- will answer fewer questions In 1070 ediy resisted changM In p r o c ^ u r e s — thim in--ftnV^GQniiitt:n f-tha.nmihrinO-- - - i ^ mmended-lnrCbnbêsB?'-— years. Four families in five will an- -On the contrary, the Census Bu- . swer only 28 questions. Our tests , reaif has been guided at all tlm <» bjr show the average household can an the rocommdndatlons of the Sub Y o u r na m t a n d a d - swer this “short form " In About 16 com mittee on Census .and Statistic^ dreaa will be om itted minutes. One household In five will of the House Post Ofllce and Civil tvhen computer puta —8ervlee-Gommltt«o,-Consus.plans,-ln— ------/a e ta -o n -t quiring 45 minutes to answer.' their form ative state, were present Every Item in
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A Complcteîom'se m WMl^the^RoseôwLjinx plus.mgged___ Panting in One competition in the Big Ten ^ Single yphime
World Famous Artist and Teacher Gives ast new year’s Day, 0. may “ have »difflculty maintaining Beginners (and Experts) A to Z Instructions L I J. Simpson grabbed a team spirit during this non-Rose •Bowl year. • ...... - • PalntiRg In Oils • W ater C o lo n pitchout on his 20-yard line, Since the Big Ten and ?acific_ • W W i Palette KnHe • To o lr^ Impasto broke two,tackles, ran“ ■ Coast"Conference a’gfeed t(T their _i£fimpflrfHoniS«IHJ#e* Perspective :-Roae.BpwLpact-23_ y^rs-_agp, only— Style * UgfitTnrSfiadow • Undsoipes^ ^ roundâ^thirdêiender, Michigan in 1948',■ Ohio State in' • Figures • The Art Ufe • Much More! and sprinted for a touch 1955, and M ichigari'State in 19G6 down to give Southern Cal m TOW. eoioy the fun and thriU. o f being Able to have won Big Ten titlea without 1 ^ painti Acqtute new skiUs that will amazo your ifornia a 10-0 lead over the Rose Bowl incentive. “It’s n ^ friend* — provide ccunlless boun o f rewarding satisfaction for you and all ](our famibrl It’s easy, exdt- Ohio State in the Rose Bowl. cannibal league,” claims Big Ten ingl Requires no special experience. In his new book, publicist Kay Schultz. “ The aver “THE PAINTING OF PIcfnjRES." noted instnictor That .run. ,might_have demor age finish for a team after its Arthur Zaldenben shows you everything you alized any team. The Big Ten know to turn out ftnlshed, highly iDdlvidual pai cha m p ion sh ip y e a r is bet\vcdn __ almost ovei ' ’ __ ^wever,' Rattled back, - -fou rth -«n d-fif th - plhce.” ------^ Enioy Developing Your HhMen Artistic Talents! moved into a 10-10 tie li^h'alf-tim ’oT Here is ^valuable guidance for eveiyotie who has ever and, with quarterback Rex Kern This proved true for Indinnn, dreamed of creating beautiful pictures. Mr. ZaUcnberg — takes you-right to-tbe heart of paintingr-.-r helps- you- illbirck-; . title and played in the Rose Bowl ____:____..develop^develop tedu^.quntechiJques qukklyquickly - both ioin oils and water*water- ' 1 _ t h e __li colon. He thdrou^y faniilIariza~you~wlth'.the~few------] emerged—with - a-27-16- victory. with -a-m ostly aophomore sqiind. The_following year Indiana alid to Thoy. alao .won- the mythical na fifth place. Not only does the no tional chftmpioriahip.,' - ing every niinute of ill re p e n t ru le rob B ig . T e n tenm.H o f ■ "th ey never made a tniatako^’ some their incentive but, n« » Top Pro Makes. Painting Easy moaned one discouraged USC Arthur Zaldenbeiv has taught h u n d r^ player, nnd adme felt the, aopho- chnmpa, they find all their confer- * ra ta ito u fa jl. i-polnt1ng"for-them rO hlo— Now, here is his ownproVeniniy to morc>domtnatod-Ohlo-Stat6- t«am . ~EMenaM~7«lhling -Skiia - a ' O D M ~ State Buccceded laat year partly PLETB A to Z Course for leu than the might not make any more for the next two yearn. •becauao nobody realized they were , —title^,. contendera_until___m id w a y _ <3}no'S£ftt«TJnivcr8ltyT)egIriirtlr6~ through the seaaon.’ 19G0 foo tb a ll c a m p a ig n w ith its ... _j.f_onyone can beat the Rose - oouram your indivldualUtic'approach No.-l-ranking. W ith 14 atraight- to painting. L«U you give full freedom Bowl jinx, however, It woiilri adum , to your own creadve impuliea. It en- victories, the Buckeyes jilao have plains what processes go Into concclving the lonfêat wjiining fltrcak of any to bo Ohio State. A t apring prnc- a picture ...shows how to blend art and mnjor collcge team. (Illinois Inst tice' th is y e a r conch' H a y ea ' (ii ninn ‘ S n * ^ **“*"' **• full_drâilc bent OSU midway through the not known-for-long-stato^ysiitH l« Landscapes, Still-Lifes, Pictures of P co-. th e p rea a ) com m en ted tcrHuly pte, are all given detailed attention. Dy' 1907 season.) Coach W oody Hayes WM of Uluslralion, scores of Arthur has 18 - atartors returning . from about hin 1909 aquad? “ It'a obvi Zaidenberg'i own paintlnn are used, ous wo have a Httlo more depth," ~ plus woriu by Van Ooghj^lemao. laat yonr'fl aquad. Y;Do Ruth, Kuniyoshl. and .That;rcduW."‘rflto na the undcr- _ O 0 K „ ,------ft p ro b le m ! thfl' R o a o ’ B o w l jin x .- rzz?ec?m«5_flf--ConforoncQTTCguln-• —atatoment of-tho.century. In addi Amazlnc Skill ‘•mSTANTLY’' tiona, no Big Ten School can play tio n ’ tb ‘ 18 o f th e 22 b ffen a ive aiid or Tfiar Costs You Nothing In the Rose BowJ tw o years in uuc- defenslvo atartora, Woody Ilaye.'i Begin, an e ^ j ^ new career or bobbyl S ■'or'enjoyabi^ri’eC’Trial' t-voiiiwii.ccaaion. Tiiuw AiniCT v/niwOhlo oState m m cuuiucould rc-ro- . has 82 meî re tu rn in g fro m laHt Risk Coupon at once. pent as conforonco chnmpions tinfT" —yeftr'»-4■l•man-;traVfeHn|raqundrOn— fall and still be only apectators on olTcnHe, the. Buckeyea havo vet- , j------M A IL n o -r i s k c o u p o n T O D A YI - — ------1 N o w Y c n r ’s D ay; erana two-deop at oight poHitionH, I ART COUNSELING-SERVICE, 0*pt U l l , 4SOON.W. ISMi&tmM. Miami, n a .S 9 0 M l “W o’ll be back in 1970,’' acveral and throe^leep at two othora.'Tlui OSU aophomorea boasted following olTcnalyc bnckflold roturnn intact, ...... 1 ~tholr triumph .over Southern in clu d in g R obo Bowl-s'tarH Rex si I undcntaod that if traok does W i « r O llf l^ It — and trial will looking ahead to that dato, they running talent that Otifj could pim- I ° TiSStpSSS^gpc^ — ptea«e ship poiH.«ld. might forgot 1909. Woody Hayoa aibly loao hla atarting fullback Job
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FuUback Jim Otis, Ohio State’s chief ^ t969:Rose-Bowl:gamp;.whu
to John Brockingrton. Ohio State established a new ' image for itaelf in 1968, thanks to tim es did hia teams lose more than the freewheeling tactics of Kem at three games a season. quarterback. Previous qu'arter- Woody is os much the master ' bncka majored in science and psychologist for his college team seemed adapted-to Woody Hayes’ Vince Lombardi is for the pros. -prior-philo8ophy-of-“thr6e-yaTds— — He—wears—a—baseball-cap— and ------—ideirrflTi and a cloud of dust." But Kern . sho.uld -iW P r-a cU eeTttiB tgk e e n r a g e . white.tavingt u uwtber j -majors-itt^hjr^cal-educ&tion. plan's" him, he rip's the ca{i from his head it youhelfi to coach, and seems more willing and tears it into shreds. (H e pre* Get everything you need by maihat — paresôr'tHis^by'sUttlrig the-cap^^^^ tHan-his predecessors to -''le tifo ir- Rcjdicut Moth-proofed 100%-woo! 6-pty hang out.” ',' ^ with a rasor beforehand.) He also Rua VAfn, Imported from, EngJand. N o In asM Sflng Ohio State's 1969 carefully attends to details. For ' cutting or winding...cone* cu M o site. prospects, you have to consider several years Hayes haa toured Guarutcca even, extra deep pile. The.pattcrn is stencilled in coloroQ gturdy Kern a question mark. The junior -Vietnam afterjH S’football season, Eogiiih Canvaa. lust matcfa yam to colon from - Lancaster,- Ohio, seems in- • an d w h ile th ere, h a . wr ite s d o w n ...... on canvat: you can't make enon. Work on —jury^prone-and-has-a-hiatory-of— — tho-name-of-every-‘Ohio-bo 3r-h e .— - ...... » or-«ven-oo-yottr-4ai>,-N»— 'bulky framea heeded. disabilities both in high "schMl meets. W hen he returned home the ShHlcraft Utchet Hook- Tlea wool to cta- and college. He niss^ spring first year, he wrote the parent^ of vaa eaaay, quicUy, tifbtly. Vacuam or cleaa training because of a shoulder . eiwh boy a letter but then decided MtbiMlky..,Mvofcanritftpu/fcu/. — Ettloy-at-f«UKln8r'W«*uabie.^psr«xtlme— operation. But Woody can call on “that was too' impersonal. hobby.soeaay.youcandoitwatclilntTV. backup quarterback-Ron Maciejow- W oody phones parents to tell them Tw o can e s }(^ .It at the aame tim e...to akl; who many-obaervera M ieve ------he-met-their-aon.— — ^— ...... dmple even young ^ d r e n caa help. -' - -— ^ could start on practically any other A lt fio w 0 h Hm Rose Bowl incen* Get started for only $5 under cont/enlent Monthly Payment Plan. Maks a complete- - team. Woody may have m ore'dif tive haa vanished, the OSU t^ m nig for as little aa$ 13.50. , , fic u lty re p la c in g h|a gra d u a te d AII> - ^...ân-rlde-the-crest of-a-14*gam e— Satisfaction-GuarahfBed— or-yoor money— American tacklcs: Rufus Uayea winnin«r streak, the ^ longest in b ac k ~on bU Shlllcralt Rug Kits.por yoar . free catalog and complete iaformatioo, u w and Dave Foley. major college football. Six more the handy coupoa provided. Ohio State’s main challenger in conference victories will tie a Big the Biff Ten could be Indiana. Ten record for consecutive wins. NOT SOLD IN STOffESI AtTAILUiC ONLY ' whose iiophomoro stars o f 1967— ~ ------W o o d y m a ji be ab le to use th is w in — • Harry Gonso, Johii Idenbarger, ...... nlng'Btreak to maintain m6meti~" and Jade Butcher— now can look turn to another R oto Bflvl trip ______forward to a -retum to the R
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■ With the arrival of fall* home m akers often tike to lxigin_col^lect« -ing=ro«{pe*-thttt-i oyens. Bere is an interesting recipe
^‘problem” Halibnt au Gratin . Because of the_modemjritir!acleôf. peiftpiration— transportation, alrnost everyone to day can enjoy freah or frozen.halibut s o lv e d «.n lor from the North Pacific. 'thDusantfs woo perspire heavily 1 '/x lbs. frozen halibat, thawed ------<0^fê8h^^âVall■ble)------^.An. antipcrspirnnt that really W »t e r ■ works! Solves underarm 1 teaspoos s a l t ------' -'problcmB for many-who“had 5 peppercorns desp.aired. of offcctivc holp. Mitchum Anti-Perspirant I onioa, allced keeps underarms absolutely dry 1 bay leaf for thousands o f grateful users, '/} lemon, sliced with cornplctc-'genticnoss to •4 cup butter or margarine normal skin and clothing. This s Vi cap Soar unusual formula from n trust 2 cupa milk worthy 56-year*old laboratory Vi teaspoon salt __ ia g u a rn n tced to B atiafv_o r__ _i:z:}ii-teaapoo^-white.pgpper— __dealer-WiU-rofund-purchiyge— pricc. So get the . positive‘pro-_ % teaspoon'dry mnstard_...... —tection of Mitchum AntUP«'r- I'/i caps (6 oil) shredded Cheddar sp ira n t, Liquid or creom. S3.00, cheese 90-day supply. Available at your '/} cup battered cramba favon tedrugor toiletry counter. -1 tablespooo chopped parsley Paprika ______1. Pufhalibut in a large skillet or saucepot; add enough water to juat cover halibut. Add salt, peppercorns, ■ Halibut au Gratin is a delicious blend of tender.chunka.of-vaa£h/’:t1 halibiit..in — ------—oniony bay l^-frinid~!6T^tt.s\ic'e8^ a ooldew Cfteddar cheese «owce, topped w ith crisp, buttery crumbs'andparstey. ~BrIng“t^ri)6iling; reduce heatT andT ! ! ^ ~ ’ ------•• -• ------^ cover, dimmer until halibut is ten about 1 hrôr until skin is wrinkled cSij Sprinkle tomaiio shells with A c der, about 5 mlh. Remove from heat and soft. Remove from oven; plunge cent and.nil with mixture. Put into a n d s e t a s id e w h ile p r e p a r in g ch e e se into cold water until cool enough g r e a s e d s ha llo w ba k in g "Hlsh .______saucc-to spoon over-halibut...... to-handle. Rerapve stem~and~Bkih'. -4. Bake at m T . 2o’ to 25 mln. If 2. Melt butter in a- saucepan; stir and discard. Cut the cooled eggplant desired, sprinkle with lemon pepper in flour. Gradually add. the milk, into pieces. NO W ] 'RId'your home of mice com m a rin a d e . 8 servings pletely with d-CON* Moiw^Pnire, the stirring constantly^ Bring to boiling 2. Combine eggplant, onion, and ■nuufnK mouse killer that’s— and cook 1 to 2 min„ stirring con- olives; in chopping i>owl. Add re- MOST CFfECnVC . . . h u twice ss much -OldÊashioned-Apple-Pan^ _.mou#e-JlilllB*Jii«fcdient*«olho^ding- _ati>ntly,-M ix-in-a-blend.;OifTflftItcPep=r: rrroalning-lngwdlenta-and-chop-untU— 1 cup light brown sugar -brandsrU*! anlnBr<>dIchl rwdmmenJed per, and muatard. • . vegetables are in flne pieces and bylhe Government. 2 tablespoons regular flour well blended. Chill. CLEANED AND EASIEST . . . Just pull 3. Remove'^from hent, add cheese all •4 teaspoon Balt' U b —bslt recd« automatically. at, one time, and stir until chcese 3. Serve on crisp salad greens; gar* 1 c a p w ater ------SAFEST . . . whca usmI u directed, tale _Ja_]neltcd-aiid-i odfch;------_»IDUodj±nclrea-si»d-P«u,— -nlBh-wlth-towaio~wed^ and rl^ ~ No wonder Mouae-Prufe o ______4.-U8lhg^2 forks, divide halibut Into o liv e s . A botit j e ^ cttpa other mouse klllcni combined— - chunks. Put equal amounts Into G I teaspoon vanilla extract d-CON MOUSEPRUFE individual, buttered baking shells stuffed Tomatoes-Uniqne- Vt teaspoon cinnamon------— o r • ram okinsr Spoon~aJi6ut H teaspoon nutmeg ' Helps Solve 3 Biggest cheese sauce in^.each.. 6 medlnm.Bixed to large, Arm, 5 cups pared cooking.applealiccs 1.' M ix s u g a r, flou r, a n d s a lt In a 6. Sprinkle with crumbs, ‘parsley, saucepan. S tir in water, .yinegarând fAL s e t e e t h and paprika. , ' ^ teaspoon salt '/I teaspoon black pepper- lemon Juice until smooth. Bring rap W orries and Problems 6. Bake In a 350"F. oven 20.mln. Â^lHUo^FASTKBTn i^rtnkied on 6 slices bacon, diced and pan- idly to boiling; cook 2 to" 8 mln., 6 te rv in o B broiled nnUl crisp - ...... K fpa hold l^hûppen and^lowon - stirring constantly,“until thickened,— Vi cup drained crushed pineapple flmier Ipnmr. (aj.llolda tbom mor«— Reihdv'e from heat; bi^nd in butler, -aanUort*bl«.- Vi cup Dnely chopped parsley cr, e«t fwUr. Pamoue rABTumi Eggiilant Appetizer extract, and spices.. Cover, and set t*owi]er ta alkalliio—not acid. Won't 1 fi cups coarsely crwshed . "th e sauce aiHtlJ ■ Accent " heallh. Bea Toiir denllH r»KulatlT. ... 1 large onion, qaaTtertd 2. Spreod apple slices evenly , in a Get FASTBEl^l at all drug oountera. 12 pitted ripe olives 1. Cut slice from the a^jm end of buttered, baking dish (i2x8x2-)n.]or V* cap cooking oil or olive oil each tomato; scoop out. Strain, and J3x9-in<|}.. Pour sauce over appliss. 3 tablespoons Icm6n Juice GETTING UP ....cut.tê pulp into small pieces; put 1 teaspoon sugar 3. Bake a f 876“P. 40 min. or until H teaspoon salt ^ In a bowl. Mix in onion apd a blond apiiles are tender. Serve warm, ac- MIGHTS Vi teaspoon lemon pepper marinade of salt and pepper. .cottipanied with whipped rf«»«pmr<' lo*'^ unii nen’oVia' frn'in frcciupni! 1 . .P lace,thO :Wh<)le_oggplant-ln-A— - 2.-Add-bacon,-pineapplo73)Sflfly^ ...liiiriiioH - <>r-Krhln)îirlnntlan nlM'il _toppinfr-or-thawedr^rozen -whlppedT' . baking'dlBh-in-a-850“F. oven; bakb~~ an^"potato chips, and mix well. topping. ______/lbffHi.fUaru»npi— oUlrr, (Iri-il, ili-i>rcii
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