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- . „ ( By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER lon circlesas as much much as as did did John- Goldbergberg h.indlcs h.indlcs "certain "cer m at- months a s U.N. ambai:..iilor. He h ifC'Jl AP Sptclal Corrc.spondent;orrc.spondent son's decisionion lo lo a sk a sk him him back. ters now now under under way” way' a t ihc added: added: WASHINGTONI (A(AP) P ) -— I’rcsiPresi- Rcached TThursday hursday eveningevcnii by cd Nations. United Nations, — "i"1 have have resign resigned In' the belief dent Johnson hass choscii choseii forme form er telephone in in Mont Mont Trem TremI blanl, • Goldbergildberg will will in in fact fni handle thatthat I I can can hest hest I furiiicr ihe.sc ob­ * Slate D c p a r i:m me ent n t otficinofficial near Montreal,renl. Canada, Canada, where \ lhc U.S.U.S. argumeniargument for for U.N. ac- jeciivcsjectives in pri privnic life." he George W. 'Ball,, a sirong adveadvo- he is aitending.ding n a conference conferen of ccptanceince ot ot a a irenty irenty proposed said,said. While While acknscknowledfiing ihere 'caie of a negotiatedjliaicd VieinarVietnam an indcpcndenlJem groupgroup concernedconci by ihlshis couniry,couniry, iheihc Soviet S Un- had been VicinaVietnam policy dilfer- war sctllcmcni; to succeedsuccced ArAr- • with Allaniiclie com m unity prob- Ion and and Brilain Britain to 10 outlaw 01 fhe ences within Ihe adminisiraiiun. - thur Goldberg nss ambassador am bassador li lu said: Icms. Ball said: spreadad ofof nuclearnuclear weapons.weaf he ,s.iid ihaithat, hn«hnd not myiivaied the United Nations..)ns.. .. "The Presidentrsidcnt hashas removedrcn GoldbergIdberg indicated indicated openly t nl- hieen knownknown in in ihe governmittt ate an end to thele VietnamVIclnam warwar. Johnson announced announced Thursday Thui pressedicd inleresi inleresi in in reluminRrel lo as Vieinam'polVietnam policy critics, al­ 'B all has m adeL* his r^i\^icismc^^cisms at a h.isiily,■ calledcalled newsnews confer-cc theiraciice practice of law. of law. ihoughthough pold Goldher; h c rg 's views have ot U.S. policy knownlown particularparlicular- ence lhat Goldberg,ioldberg, 59, 59, hadha re- ' At a a New New York York news new confer- . .been -less sharply>han defined In ly since rcsfgninglg as undcrsccundcrscc- signed and would would bc be replaced rep cnce following the PPi re sid e n ts public sincc hc hnsh noi been owJ:.. retary ot stale InIn GcIobcYOclobcr IDG6IDCG. by Ball. Thele Presidenl Presidenl saidsail Ihc announcemenl.unccmenl. Goldberg Goldb< said- side—Rovcrnmenside—Rovernment ser\'lce, ile Thus his willingnessless to return lilo changc would)ld probably probablv become bci be hadad worked worked in in ihe ihe cnusc of hashns -worked 'fOi.•fnrjs^aliaiions at government surprisedprised WashingWashing- effective 1 In early early June June after .. Vietnamlam pcace pcace during durin? his 33 ihcthe Unllcd'NtiTioUnilcd-N&tMi;.. ’ ■ Bom bers ■ i Nixon Tells Idahoaiihoans H it N ear I K New Leadeileadershipp Nei A TITLE TO LANDIND al Indian Stale! Park near Pocaiclloocalcllo was delidell«tr«d lo members of the QI Needed^^ Idaho Park Board during a meetingmrell In Twin Falls Thursday. AcecplingAccc the tllle here are i ^ f H > By EARLE L, JESTERE R - 1I At his 1 news conference.:e. Nix- publican candidates.'( . ( ' members of (hc parkirk board.board, ErnestErne Day, chairman, lell. lefl, and EarlE arl Gunnell. T he board'i'r con- Saigon I BOISE (AP) —‘ Republicanlubiican on was an.skcd how he assesses He said (inucd iis meeting FridayI'riday lo hear several area proposalsisals for parks. EBoth Filer ond Twin Falls jj isscsses He said that as a result Rea-' By GEORGE ESPERER H W."- presidential candidate RichardliheRichardllhe .speaking.spcnki to u r of which Rea- gan witl Counly wcrc s^vcn npprova]opprovsl for(or parkp< plans. ch Rca- gnn will gain support it he dc- SAICSAIGON (AP) - U.S.].s. B52D52 ■BKi’ ■ ■ ' Nixon Nixon loldI his Idnho cnmpaignlgan’smpaignlgan's visivisil to (Idaho is a part.icldes inlo seek the presidential Iwmbers,Iwmbc flying some of the I workers loday that AmericaiAmerica "Hc Is becom ing a morelore ac-jnominaiion.ac-jnom inaiio J war's closcst raids to Saigon,.igon, hit ^ B j "needs “ needs new 1 leadership thatlal only tlve non-candidnte."non-c Nisonson re- Nixon .said.• he had no objcc- 1 T T T enemy largcis wiihin 26 miles of ■ ■ 9 H ^ ft ft Republican Repu' adm(nislratlon—aation—a plied, addingadd th n t Reagan;an was,tlon loto ReaganI or New York Board Ok I L V Ihe capiial today lo breakireak up 7»IH new new team—cantea provide.”’ "renderini"rendering a scrvice lo his par-|Gov.par-;Gov. NelsonNels Rockcfcllcr bccom- 1 Okays T.F.P.F. .pu;NEW YORK-(AP)-y — Colum-crcdColum-ered in predawn chill on tho «tweenoverslBli>>etwecn IheI admlnislrallon. fac- a half mile from Balancedmeed Rock countycoui had 'to have approval npproval , ba parks.* hcadquariers of thc U.S. 1st In- day One of4he seats we rc; counl- gymnasium.cvmnasiur (uHyully ond Lindsay; • credited by in the w estern p a rt ofif the Ihe coun- ot the I Stale Park Board. U . » jaljparks. Division. ChapChapel with thc Rev. Jn m e s ' The Vlclory-School u icingic in g .re- rc- Rjj’jjs [„ F c b ru arj-h adI h hil it ta r-r. Hufihe***ugh officiating. - M ilitary But the, few h u n d red -o-out u t of "‘""y students -wilh averting — ‘jTwiircosi co.ooo-io'dcvciop.-o'dcvclop.' -pi Plans for thc”park’have been referring lo ihe Idaho se at held lavc be n moved now to make room for gj,, jg in miles north of Saigon.ilgon. rriles les will be conducted by (he • League university's'crsiiv's bloodshed during Ihe proiest. Officials of Ihc county’.sjnly’s park in IhoI early stages for several .i-. p by Democratic Sen. F rnnk„.ftn,L ried out They apparently were hoping >r several cily Park. '"iVZAs fea r of nnoiher attackHack on MM“ arine rli Corps Reserve of ,,^ 5 " ,1- MI studenls—who tarried out “f nnd rccrcaiion advisoryisory com- ye.iiyc.irs. I l .% Church and for which Rcpubli- fhe n r i s i sli.fn m ‘I'O* ‘he university also would ment of the capital mounied, Americanm erican Boise.Bo‘« Burial will bo a t Sun- p . , lepubli- ,hc p r ^ s t continued to sll-In al mitice asked.thc boardird furfiir ap an- ThcTI Iitlc from BlJkl mustmusl bc The .Stale E>cp.irlmcnt of the cai ne am' lo nnolhcr major demand, ' Ihe proj- nfantrymen combing the.,c prov- ««• l Memorial" Park. ” !■ ” ll.e'fajInE., dcmandlns «m. j " '* " i proval of Ihe projecl.1. and said delivereddeli' lo the counlylly Inin ^5 administer the proj- infantr nr ihHr oninesty for Ihe demon.siralors. card will P“rk when llIt is com- Inces iaround Saigon foughtought - a------Rcaga , ""‘y punishment for their Xa Ihey a rc seeking J15.000,000 in fed- days,day; and then Ihc'lw ard will Reagan I* scheduled to) speak jcmonsirajemonstrai on. ' PresiderPresident GraysoiuKIrk an- eral m alchinc fund^. meemeel ngain w ith lho-counlycouniy to lo official* said. series of small battles Thurs- tonicht to a SSO-a-plate dinner - , ‘f? , nouneed 1Thursdav'that no oip- I also vis- day. Meanwhile. U.S. B52 bomb- D - , Columbia, hem m ed In on nrsiv u-nn The park will he nboui COO di'cussdihe inorthern part of the coun- l- f p sleep he breakfasted with Cov. ® 0'01‘iunlversiiy community" by mak- parks, but no specific projccis lO'ilO’. QRoir'“S' ond afiain' |"“”"-Kegioiial , Don W. Samuelson, Lt. Gov. o«rlooklni ‘he 30- Ing a sham of the college rules. . were mcnlioticd. There Thcrt were new reports from , Jack Murphy nnd the threeree R^»««Rt- Mornlneslde Park.<. ThcThc-’IL ..An. V sJ hour- before Truman ______Soulh 'V ietnam 's national police y | | ' e st members of Idaho'sIdnhol Rvm would be built on two0 acres ,n X „ double , file of about 20 ProgressSS SeiS e e n I n that thc Vict Cong werefMusic bring- Contest / - I - I . p.“""5 ,. . congress congressional delegation - Scn. «>'« P“" w hich separatesu es the pinpjliincioth^ in c o ih e ,. police,- some c ar- - J o i i '"K “rms Into the capital to prc- p[,p rlnH.i" • BURl.EV-.Siudenls Ijamom 56 Ii-crt ^ n JorJordan and Reps. Jnmes Negro commu-:ommu- ryjnj, nigh nightsticks, pushed past a Goodih" Man'lu ll pare for another "lerrorlsi"i J cimf high .schools , throughoul Idaho A. McClMcClure and Hnnsen. 2“>- !!“>• dozen fa< faculty - members sta­ Phone Strikstrike Talks f" , . campaign againsi the cilylys'm* simI- arid..j Nevada are atiendingIK the „Samue Samuelson nnd M urphvIV nre The university’sunl decisioniion tolo Honed beforebefi the library door, [ lar to the Tct offensive. _ regional music contest festivalcslival RepublicRepublicans and Murphv 'isis the suspend conslruciion—madec ade at Onc womanwon was pushed to the WASHINGTON (AP)P) — Rc-Rc-in in '2121 year*. T hc installerslers work, Is Crushed/. . . _ , I which opened I'riday at theic Bur- chairm chairman ai of Ihe Idaho Nixonxon for • " ‘R*' School. TTie cvcnt.con-it.con- PresidenPresident Commillee. Lindsay—cLindsay—camc in an announce-nounce- mtile’ m hle' FrtFrench Inslruclor was from closciv guardedd contract WesternWcsi E lectric Co. To JL O Death PulPull Together ip'eludes Saturdav afternoon. Nixon lalkcd nt a meetingting ofof.ment nient by the u n iv e rsityy :. vice clubbed ono; the head.-He-|*as talks in th'e nalionwidewide icic- AboulAt 140.000 operators, linc- More than 1,'COO youthfulj| mu- commllKcommlllee workers, met briefly president,presidenl, David U. Trumah;lan. be- treated forfot a scaIn cut JiH i nos- phonc sirike while morelo re work- men,men. repairm en, clerks.°and'ilh- and olh- GOODING - A 2 7 -y ea r-o ld ,||i • sicians arc here fnr lhc. two-two. with'newwllh'newsmen. Ihen left fortor Ab- fore n“ checringch crowd of 150 piial and released. i • • ' ' - ers volcd on whether 10lo join the cr employese In 15 staleses where GoodifGooding m an w as crushed to For J- v X Tourism,■,*'*7. doy event. Fridav morningn solo crdeen.crdecn. S.D,i • 200,000 already involvedved in thethe,Hell Hell Sy.sicm contracts fiave. have, I’Xex- {'‘'•'"h - ■^1ur^d.^y m orning'whenng'w hfn p , Y T . ■»1 and cnensembles competed foror rat- Nhon said onlv eleciion of a /-« nine-day-old w alkoui,^ Ipireipircd arc al:;o on strike.ys-'v and.Alvinam Wardle. Iwih1 UjahUtah «-r , • ' New New York York Clly to d a y a t the be- bc- classcs. StudentsS picketed at Minncl a re filling in fnrnr Mrikcrs.working M rikcrs worl( conditions In additioa IhcIhe trtruck npparcnlly came:ame up,areas.up.areas. . _ Slate State 11Unlveriiiy; Newell W eight. J l ginning ot a one-day strike some schools,schc and demonstrn- I t ! , . and automatic dialingng equip-1equip-ltou- to wages. ■ 'a■ and n d .M .Mr. A rrcia had goneL- around! Ttie mn' eeting, sponsoredI by Ihe Univer;University of Ulah; Jam es G ab-*'' Ju s t Do ' , ' against war and racism plannedilanncd lorstors marchedmnrch at entrances to six ment is hnndling mosl: calls. , nellDe contracts In 15 more lo find thc cau.se whcn the lanklldflho lank I Idaho Department D of Commercenmcrce bard. Collese of Idaho: Earli^ n,,.. on campuses from coastis t lo colleges andai universities In the The 23.000 in.stntlcrs,Icrs, who.slates,who slate covering morere than camc down nn him. landinnd D Development. o Eastmlan an Ko- rrick.son.Frick.sc Weber State Univer- smurda ' coast. ' cily. work in most slates, spread IheIhei 100,000100,0 additional workers,.ers. will ActirActing Coroner Reed Maughan,Inughan, dnk Co.,Co. Idaho Petroleum1 Coun- sity:sity; JnmesJ, Moore. Idaho S lale clockss s s 5 , r ■ Unda M orw , executive .secre- StudentsStudenls a t • Duchess. Comjnu-. sirike tn nationwide proportions, [cxpii Stale clocks and watches ahead . roportlQns,|cxpire between May 1 and MayiBuhl. iInvestigated thc death.eaih. An!cil. An’cil. the(he Twin Falls Chambcrtlber of Unis-ersiiv,Uniwr and U roy B3atJcr, auer, oone n . hoihour. '“O'lary «ot the Student Mobiliiationiiation nity CollegeCollei In Poughkeepsie, y the firsl such lelephoneie walkoutiH. ISce Cl Col. Si See TOURISM, Pg. 2. Col.:o l. 3 UUnlversiiy nlvcr of Idaho. ______ISce CRUSHED. Page 2. Col. Sj Sec T Don’t ask questions, don't Commitlcc to End the WarVar in[N.Y..inlN.Y.. observedobse five minutes of \ lls»„ I. o«t, i«.l.. riodo Vietnam, p re d iite d Thursdayursday silence ntat 10 a.m. in support of > . F" ------IFUESTOCANADA 1^!. ■? thal some 'l^hools wouldlid be the strike.strike, They voted not lo cut LONDONLONI (AP) - Enoch Pow-P ““': "--nun ■•nitn, « liin you jw .kflken tn completelycomplclcly closed. At others, classes. Prjee W as Ex-IdahoiIx-Idahoan - ell. cc; _ ell. center of Britain’s racial SundavS«nd«y you’ll be on dayllghl]j_ht shefl"' said, iherc.'w'* ould be teacli- InInaddltic addition lo sludent boycotts. storm ., flew lo Canada today'“ijy .nvlnt? savlnE llmt wllh Ihe resi,, nfol ins.l">. rallies,™ picketing and1 anti- of classes.classes numerou.< college • and declined ,to say when heI" ihe"’ the'couniry;. coi war skits. ,■ [leachcrs tcachcrs hi have canceled classes F B I Agen\igent Killeded In Texass Ma^Manhun t* ^would return.______In New York, the Boardird tfif!jif! See PROTESTS,PRO! Pg. 2, CoL 1 , SAN ANTONIO. Texasas (AP) Shc KasKa one daughter and Isifore he 'wa.s killed. L ■■■ J— a Douglas M. Pricc. 27.7. a San expccliexpccling a sccond child.,ild. Inl PoUcc said there were tio wit- ‘ 1 Anlo: ;onated In Ne . Anionlo FBI agent andI former additioiaddition to his partents.;. Pricelnc.McsPricc!nc.«cs t'to thc shooiing of Pricc H-Bomblb Is Detonat) n Nevada ' • IdahcIdaho resident, was sholhot and Is sunsurvived by eight brolhcrs-orDrolhcrsior ChubChubb's , suicldc.'Price:e had lIj ^VS >VEGAS. Nev. (AP) —>- An tillil 7 a.m . due' to fears Ihal!hal if .Selsmoloji.Seismologists reckoned1 thelperceptlble. killed Thursday, apparentlycntly by and sislcrs.si Burley neighborsrighbors been shishot tw ice, and his5 body cxperimenial experin- hydrogen 'Tjomb.!)Omb, there werwere radiation leaksi w kd shock hadh a d a: m agnitude of 6.5 on Injn San Francisco,1 330 miles • 'f'Cthe prison escapee he waswas pur- said, said. .. had becibeen dragged from hislis ccar a r mmost.-; ost- powerful tested inI the m ight cac a n y c o n tam ln ani5~oC/ihe is 'o f/Ih e RicKierRictfie: eanhquake scalc, scale, w «t.^i there were no Immediate 'V suing. ChubIChubb bccamc thc objectcct of a to a warehouse..war United . SlalM, exploded underder a theihc tesitest ssfie, was felt lightlyh tly if which ratesntte.i those at 7 or stro more n ' nr ^ ^ r r t s IiIt wasv felt; . ■ m - ' 'T he suspcclcd killer.. David masslvimassive manhunt aflcr he was As PricePri w as reported ml.ss- desert m csi - today and sentsen! aat t all In major cllles of3f the as major.major, Ay 6.5 .shock Is strong ^ . ’Rice Chubb.-27r of San Anlonio,Anlonio. seen drivingdr the ]9 Burley three or four yeacs,cs, mov- ihcft theft of ihe c ar. • E nergy Commission anticipaiedpaled calls inquinquiring how seriousIS the already had made such studiesIludies went asa s didesigned. We (tot the Ing tnere from Paris, Idaho, InformInfon ants told policc ChubbCtobb Magic Volloy —a 2.'S, rolling grojtf^olion feltelt asaslshock shock waiwas. "We also," an1 offi-landoffi-jand delermlnetjdelern the leslt was amount of motion expecied and - when their son attendedJ Khool. had braggedbn he would neverever be , ,qcoq c c 7-7 , forfls fftr-ris : 250 miles awav, i^ ih no ccer er said.said, "got calls afterT IheUafe. Ihe'sate. •..|il *t was we well within thc safew. ______He mcir:his_wifc_in-Gcrmany;lakcn.fl;c rm any,lakcn.a!lve.and.hc.“ wouW take hafm-cxpfcicd;------^ ' ------jblnst-a.ski------;blnst-a-sking-whenJl2was,£oinB'r.ln_S«Il-.I.£oinB~ln_S«Il-.Ukc\Ciiy._.'l30 miles rance-belowran ce-b ^ the_ am ounL.,lh«_ UCE. tthile he was in the .m lervice.lfour ict.llour or livu rmii wllh-mtfi-li.4—M S 1 0 I The ihui,' cuiaytid an hourir un-1toun-'Ito happen."happen ' •. jnorlheaSt,inorlhean, tthc blast was barelyjwouldbarelylwouid be.unsafe." bc.i _

r ■ ' . M ■ ''TS / 2 Twin FolU, Timet-Newi April 2 6-27, 19^8 ^ ^ . M wearing light blue suil D W H ihrtalencd. today to carryc arry the . , . Earl Carlson. Buriey an- "Al first glancc,, Ihtseihtse flRures'iflgurcs'part of July.” • wwei JnJn 50s, 50s, low low SI a t T .F . Weather Jiureau Bureau withwllh BUSINESSMEN after a noon meednglecdnR of the TTwJn F alU Kiwanisnil Club Hie spccch ;vj! released■leased by snowed in and can't make it Bismarck, cloudy ... . 64 44 . . . 15 I to 25. Probabilityy ofof preclp)-preclpl- 35 per ccnt humidity.Ky. Darom^'Darome- „ TALKING WITTf BUSINESSME ’mpera(urcs: Thursday It Wallaceice M. LaulerbLau(erbach of Brewster, Wash..Wash., mmanager a n a « r of (he-Weslern a area re a of the DefenseDi Ministry here only bock t' Boston, c ic a r ...... 61' 4S, 4S . .. . . ‘a ‘ ‘lon 10 per cenl 1 loday loday and and IeIer: 30.0«. Sril (em pcra(urci: } ic Isra d ls nd Saturdoy. A t T .F .. four-inch 53-45, eight- CComsat, the CommunlcalJoninunlcalJoni SatSatellite Corp., Washington.ilngton, D.C. Cen(fealer Is Juneau Shinn,linn, pro- a fcw hours after (hc Israelis Buffalo, cloudy ...... 39 35 .13 ne r ar Zero ler.'ght and Snturday. At } Lauter- announced a six-man Arab sab- . . 55 45 . . Outlook for Sunday/ fair. fair. Tem Tem - - Inchtn iU I . 20-lnch 4S,!, 3«-lnch 48; RRram chairm an, andnd aat t right Is Wallace Lauierbach’sch’s uncle.uncle, BrigDrig Cen.' (R e t.) Herb U u te r- annoui Chicago, d e a r ...... 55 45 < of Twin FalU. Wallace Lauterbachch spoke otage unit had been killed In the \7 ’^ . Cinclnati. clear .... . CO60 38 .. peratures ; at 8 n.mI.: .: 42 42 a a t t Jc Je - - ^ Rupert, four-inch:h «M5;10-(S; at bbach ol Twin Falls.. TTlie he generalg tn e ra l hJs a form er m ayor of TwJn Falls. V llace Ihe communications Industry,stry, and aod Negev Desert. T d. Cleveland, cloudy . . 39 3J .01 , Buhl, three-inch 52-40;-40- ai Cai-Cas- ><>0 (he KiwarJans aboutibout the advaiadvancements (aklng place lAiA Ihe comr “ ' Vardis Fisher •• 39 31 .01 ,om e, 45 at T.F. Ww eather Bu- Bu- Sl thrte-ineh 52-14;M4; ai King -specifically »; In the area ofol sttellldsttelJIles. DayanDayi warned that Jordan'sJo rd an 's Denver, cloudy ...... 54 23 .05 continued acts would cau.^e (hc •• ?j • reau wllh 60 per ccntml humidily, hum idity, hhHJ. three-inch 57-J6; at TultJe, contin Des Moines, clear . . 48 32 .. Jordan Valley Io bccomc^ T f ab 'n ba(. * ,' JL U 40 32 t .F. Eniomologylogy Labora- three-inch th S0-<2. I J To Appear Detroll. cloudy ...... 40 32 .. ’ Communicationso n s S;tlef'e^d. no place for civilianivilian life , . Fo rt Worth, clear !! . . 7876 Sfi .. .. . ‘ ------‘ “ ™" Progresss In AreaA Of Commi_____ or agragriculture. Af 'Helena, c lo u d y ...... 50 35 { Hc said already 70.000.000 civilcivil- At Library Indianapolis, dear :. 79Sa" 4G« :: .. Summary, t ExteiExtended Outlook g 0 iam had lefl upper Jordan Val- _ Jacksonville, cloudy 64 47 .04 tlook Satellites Des( i'oF K iw anians i£s dfl‘'n'tn'bi Famed author Vordis Fisher 64 47 ’.. P artly cinudy to cloudy skiesiSOskies 50s into thc 60s onn Saturday, Saturday. s Described FoFKi^ « Icy settlements In Jordan to bc- Katvsas Cily. doudy 64 47 .. . , come refugees, while Inin Israel.Israel w'!' o®be at the Twin Falls Public Los Angeles, cloudyly 81 59 .. ^ reported m thes valleys of MinimumM temperaturesures tonight uy ny JAN ARTHUR SAINSBURYfMNSBURY tioitional, pointed out thatat thctlie pos- vale corporation 'to develop a border settlements. JP'' inercslcd in Memphis, cloudy ...•78*./78 58 .. Iral Oregon as sufficiently:icntly moist 30s. 30. ‘ . „ , ^ Wallacc M. lautcrbach,rbach, theihe tha that through satelliteI transmis- satellitesatell syslcm in cooperation:oopcrat on nnj nnd youthlulvt volunibcrs.•s. reading rcadini and writing. JVC in from The extended outlook calls for Miami, cloudy ...... V 84 84 74 74 .14 .14 {*. continues lo m ove-in from »k calls for Western area managerger of thc sinn,sioi all ihe data includedncluded in with other countries as quickly ------— nIl |sis colled on evening with 52 31 Jhe northwest. Tho weak sur- tcitemperatures to rise to near rnn ' Milwaukee, cloudy . 52 31 .. M to ncor Communications Satellitellite Corp.. LibraryLib of Congress could bc as popossible, Comsat was formeo, a m Vardis Fisher and is a spcciul * 54 33 ' s'orm in the Pacificicific North- normalno or above during the first iva> M pls..St.P„ d e a r . . 54 33 Washington, D.C.,' told:d annn inter-Inlcr- (ra:transmitted to Londonn or Paris and 1represented an initial capi- A / IC S • feature of national llbraryweck. iv 74 SO *' yesterday producedduccd some ha half of next week. Night temtem- - .ci­ nudicnce of Twin Falls in ; s S : 27 Routines - New Orleans, cloudy 74 SO " rwin Falls In seven minutes. Andid lhat ml- taitat ininvestment of 200 m illion’dol- _ ... Mr. Fisher has written'count- Kew York, c l e a r . . . 55 42 *' . . ' showers in the more pc peraturcs will be a littleliltle below businessmen, Thursday,ly, that Ihc crowavccro towers will soon give lars. ” 'u M northerly valleys of3f Southern fr( freezing tonight andId possibly cJrreni experiments In the field wa< ^ n i * articles and books and has Okln. Ciiy, clear . . . M 43 .09 " In th e field w ay lo la ser beam s. , _ - —Wa .-W a Lauterbach told1 Jhe busi- Se] ^ • 1 Iwcn praised by national critics Omaha, cloudy ...... ■■ 4S'It 34 M .03 Wnfio yesterday afternoon.ernoon. But Salurday Sa night but strong day- sa(cni,e, transmissions nrc so f .be b»ii. Selected For I'” ions nrc so The CommunicalionsIS SatelliteSalcllitc ncsstinessmen that Comsat was the ^ . for his development of fictional Philadelphia, cloudyiJ \\ 55 37 . . Rcxburg ” was the onlvIv reporting timetin warming ovcr thehe weekend juccessful thai we, ass a nation Corp..Cor or Comsat, as it is morc first measurable will help modify nighttime tem- ._ j it Is morc first to lau n ch INtELSAT. T ’o • characters In many of his books. Phoenix, clear ...... ^ RfiRB SOin " . . station * to record a m easurable wil the thresh- commonly known, wns created whicli snow which peratures after that. Somecill®. nnor- T -w “ "d » world, are on the thresh- con ns crcaled which stands for International Talent -l.tl. Show Piltsburgh. clear . .'* . in40 30 in *’ .. am ?' ount of rain and snow which pci . Some nor- n of com- j„In 1953 after Congress passed Tdcci Hc lives-at Hagerman. •• •• totaled .05 of an indidl of mois- mois. mr mal maximum temperatures for :ss passed Tdccom m unicalions S aldlite anc, Pilnd. Me., d e a r . . . 64 42 .. the Communicalions Satellite Consn RUPERT-Twcntyscven!ven rou- LibraryLibrn officials said anyone this period nre BoLsefntc!. 69-41',fioii'’/ m « unicaiions. the Satellite Consortium, and is the official Ptlnd, Ore,; cloudy . 53 47 .21 r- n rT il' Wr. Lauterbach, whoo spoke lo Act of 1952. Thc act called for name , ‘r. lines have been selecteded for thc interestedInteres is invited to visit the •;" " .;i «r» ri*in.T Goodlng“ 67-39, Twin Falls 67-37, called for name of whnt camc la bo known '.'"” 5 Rapid City, clear .,. . 59 34 -.09 Surfacc pressures a re risln s n.'f 10^38 and »nembers -of Kiwaniss Interna- thc establishment of a new pri- as thithe Eariy Bird saielliie.h iL :rt I Lions >il>rary library tonight to talk wilh Mr. ,. 69 37 .. over tho northwesterntern statess^S P«‘Hello 66-38 and — Club am aieur lalcntnt show FisherFisher, Richmond, cloudy . . fi9 37 . . o\ Ite pointed out the problems St. Louis, d e a r ...... fiS65 45 45 . . . . and a» a drying trend Isis expecicd M M ,^ho Falls 65-35. _ problems -sight Savers." scheduleduicd for 8 ______^_____ Salt IJc. City, cloudyiy 5C56 37 . . . . to to begin. Scattered lightIrh, show- l*i»>o if nny precipitation is T mpany in- p.m. Saturday ot thce Minico ' ' irie f ™ a"'fn'll5'c".n;pT;3 ct r * ; fan Dicgo. cinudy ... . 70 57 . . . . crs cr m.iy again occurR in some IndkM d thriugh Wednesday Twin 1 Fallslls NewsNe In Brief = lex cndea- hIrI, School auditorium.m. PRPROGRAM INITIALED ids lo keep . vor.?,vor.s, such a s thu necessity Tho San Fran., clear ..... 70 55 .. .. easternca valleys of Idahoitnt.fl todavtnrfnv r f prcssurc icnds lo keep necessity The .selections followlow four MINNEAPOLIS.MINI Minn. (AP) , .<;cattle. cloudy ...... 5G55 45 .. . . but bi clearing from the2 icsr^lllwest wiil ,V “"‘"srs "’Cil well to The Baptist Womenn Central TlThc Odd Fellows andd Rebekah of coocooling receivers onI thc'-satel- ihc'.saiel- nightsnlgln* of auditions duringlng which ’H''Hie American Lutheran l" '" “ ‘ 'S i h e n o r t h . o f u s . Assc Tampa, cloudy ...... 81 81 G7 67 .. . . start sl) to influence the weather Associaiion spring rallyNy wlll be GraGrand Lodge Committeeiltice wiliwill Utc'I lite 'to Im prove reception'Pllon and 36 actsact; tried out. accordingordlng lo Church (ALC) Is taking ils Washington, cloudy' 71 39 .. . . in in our valleys. Strongerneor windsW nH* ,..,V Improving weather' conditions hdd hdd Tuesday at Shoshone,hone, with mecm cct at 2:30 p,m . Sundav ;itat sub'tcisub':cqucnl transmission.iion. TheThc sievo Ballict, programm chair- "crash program to rout out rac­ (T—Trace) will wi continue Ihrough■^1 the day,Inv ollow'Tarm workc and other registrationregii beginning? ata t 9:30 the Odd Fellows Hall,lall. 'Twin rccciirccelvcrs a rc cooled by. chcm-chem- man. ism 1 and prejudice among — loday. loi However, higherBhcr pres-nr«. activities loI gain mo- a.m. The rally will be aat t Ihcthe Fall F a lls,. . Ic;il nmeans, in spacc, lo to 473 de- Tlien ,e two and a half hour pro- church m em bers" into ALC suro developing'ItitoI our area hler winds First Baptist Church;; Nursery ------grees tjclow icro, fahrcnhcit.rcnhcit. ;;ramj-nm will1 feature laleni,ll, includ-Includ- homes.homes,______,, . II will quiet winds tonight.nicht with JT'*' '^ii' improve sprayinging condi- carecarc will bc provided.. For fur- tdahotd Rcp. George;c Hansen In'Tn" 1clnborating Ihc problems ing a soft shoe, piano duel, = i S i ■ Hawaii light S winds cxpected loS¥ continue o n t rn S "nights ‘Chls will thcr th c r Informaiion call 733-6334, will speak nt 8 p.' mI. . Monday cnctiu:cnctiunlcrcd, M r. Lauterbachcrbach ex- piano snio. vocal solos, g uitar nrf w nrm nr P''«vldo rcIlcf fromn orchardOrchard —— anl t in meeting of the Harrison plainc plained ihni m anned saielliieaiclliiccx- cx- solos,solos. vocal trios, comlws. tap A laska. Ca anada n a d a t for "h" '‘’inds Of the ^ V G rade School PTA. ThcHie meet- pcrimperimcnu arc conductcd:cd aal l alli- dance routines, coincdy acts, Hiphuph Low Pr.P r. weekend- we Pj** J e m O ‘"K is H arrison School.chool. Of- ludcs m easuring In hundredsjndrcds of ballets, and Hawaiian dances moisture to the extent!rlh lhat 7 £irri- i ' GoodiugDemo done by ranging frcm a comic hula to a d a y !d a t Ihe miles, nnd th e work done by ranginj M\ ‘-G a lp f r y ...... 57 31 ' if ni Maximum temperaturesatures to- gationcat will be required for ger- t ^ meeting, also. All PTA I membersmembers CO.MS CO.MSAT is done a l altitudes slow hula.h Edmonton ...... • 57 31 .01 hq day will be in the mid 40s to mir Regina ...... 60 41 “ i mid 40s 10 mination and proper plant IS V in Twin F a lls a re Invited./Ited. of ihothousands o f miles.. Explain- A countryc( ■ western musical J j m id 60s and move intoIlo thcthe mi(LBrowth.______m itU ro 'A'“X;lsSeeldiig______r” Winnipeg ...... 53 29 ~ 5 ------lng ththnl If m edium altitudetitude sal- group, "Couniry Gcnilcmcn."nilcmcn." T ■ JMM I ■D ■ C. m V ancouver...... 58 40 - Word has been rcccivedved of thc cllltcs were uscd. thcle llne-of- will enlerlainen c.irly a rriv-rivers c rs tolo • ■ A nchorage ...... 54 41 . Re-Electioni l l deathd c " of Marie Scars FItzwaler,FItzwaler, sightsight transmission fromim one lo(0 ihe show,shi and Holly Houfburg 1 j A Day VitaiTiIns Fairbanks ...... 45 35 . 4S, Kennewick. Wash.., April 16, the nlnther would ncccssllatc'ssllale 16 '^'iH'^'ili cmccocr tho talent compcii- Q, jQo li Magic Valley 'O 'l.O . njTTLE — A Tutile ranchcr cl'-' Juneau ...... 52 42 Valley Hospitals. ^ D,w She died o fa short illness.incss. She satdliicssatdli in orbit nt oncc. Ifif tion, . nnd businc-ssman. Vernon Rav- ■, „ the world An applauso m eter will aid n Honolulu...... 8383 64 64 .04 .04 g St. Benedict's, Jcrom c [J Jl. is 'bn the communily. A m n rS o l " " I>«clo: MMrs rs. E va f® " ' 1 thc Leg. RobiRobert Hall, Cambridge.;c. Mass,,Mass., commcommunicalions. Early Bird is 'n tnc > Durley ...... ! 54 39 39 M i n i d o k a M e mtnonal o r i a l oOarlcy, a r Rupert. islaiurc and has servedcd on Ihc who is In Idaho this week tn only 282 inchcs in diameter, and rtj Caldwell'-...... 59 59 37 , Adm illcd' Education. Resource and Con- orgaorganize McCnrihy foror Prcsi-Prcsi-21 21 incinchcs high, ll Is "ScS powered StudentsJ51U Protest I Calstleford...... 56 56 3G 1 TriiCy Reynolds, Michael Raw- servation and Revenue! Taxation dent Commilices. will Iw pres- by 5,0005,0i s d a r celts and is capa- Em m ett ...... 6262 41 sor son and Mrs. GcneIcLcan*\ll McLcan, all , Siaughler,■, Jr.. Bur- comi committees. He currentlyIlly is vice cncnt. t. Anyone Interested Is invited hiehfe of iransm illing o r receiving , THRIFTYWAYTl F a irfie ld ...... 54M 2929- Ru Rupert, -and- RalphDcncdlct Dcncdlct, ‘‘'y- ^vcly, Dcclo.-andDcclo.-and chaii chairman of thc IdabolO Interim to aitcnd.a 240 sinsimultaneous telephone calls. , Gooding ...... 55 55 37 Pa Paul. ’ Mrs. Mrs Richard McCrca,, Heyburn. Tax Sludy Committee. ------— with With ability I such ns that,tlm t thc ihP “n anli-AmcHcan dem-i G race ...... 50 50 31 . Dlrths Births A graduate of the University 1 needs of the fulurc. which l" In- onstrntion..in Praguer . today.! S DRUG linst Ihc, ------...... 51. 51 33 / A daughter was born)rn to to Mr. M r. Daughters D were bornirn to(o MMr. r. of Idaho,Id ho .served as cxlension /J- elude requirements for- overovcr 100 s'oRans againsl Ihc, Hailey ...... 54 30 am ‘iS S Crushed- * ™ in Vietnam and m assing in, c . . . M 30 and Mrs. Gene McLcan,in, Rupert,Rupert, and and Mrs. Robert Darringion,Barrington, foresterfores Irom 1942 until 1951' ■ millloimillion tdephone calls a year ) ^ , Sfbiflli"] E.M=!n ' Jerome ~ Idaho Falls ...... , 50 ^0 35 Declo. Dec and Mr. and Mrs.Irs. Dennis "'her"’hen he started thc Penta•cnta Post ((Continued From Pageage 1) by 19S 19S0. .should be m et; head on.l*'’'''''on.K’’''''' Embassy build- Jerom e ...... -•“ 56 '35 liTMagic Valley Memoriale m o r i a l Bad Badger, Burley. A son1 was born company. com| autoautopsy has been scheduledduled Fri- The snicllites will alsoio bc uusyd;*,''^^-___ sfd :‘"<^-______- Kimberly ...... 53 39 lo Mr. and Mrs, Roas,s, Dcclo. ThThe Intcrira tax commilteecommiitce day. in nir air navigation for new SST King H ill...... : 60 ” 40l l , ------Admitted 'o r ' „ 13 Mrs. Eugene Seele,f, Michalc «i»will bc responsible forr revising MiMr. Arrcla was bornn in Am-ljcls,Am-ljcls. •The supcrsonic transport I Kuna ...... 53 39 J came to airplanes will travel at speeds I ‘ 5J, .r McGinnis, Peggy McCandless,IcCandlcss, ...... nn the ‘I'e cniirc lax structure:ture and and mormorata. Spain, and camc to alrplai U w iston ...... 53 45 properly laws of the'slateslate and GooNE STCs t o p , Prestorf ...... 49 49 2S 2S ("r William Lesscls, F iler; [) Arrcia. crn communications will be met j - . 49 30 M rs. Dob Hamilton. Buhl Buhl, and closed competition at at the the chiidrcn, child two married,1, two in Mr. and M rs. Iscdro A rrcta. crn co R e x b u rg ...... j ...... 49 30 Mr rs. Mcrin by a new technology for a ncwi C . 54 37 Mrs. Rex Cranc, Hazdton.ielloil. T' Twin F.ills llish School.lOol. college c«Ht| and one in highh school. SpaiSpain: one sLstcr. Mrs. Mcrin by a 1 Rupert ...... 54 37 Mr —. Jaurlgul. Shoshone, and two world, S.ilmon ...... 5 hr, 6 ...... - . - Dismissed. . -...... The girls sd ectcdI.will.re.- .w ill.rc-- ’______— t —— sisters In ' Spain.- - Soda Springs ...... f.fi r>5 29 29 J Mrs. Lewis Orndorfff and son, c£ ccivc a wool dress from the V f l " 1 SHOPPINGnm CENTERC . 56 40 Nellie Shelton. Mrs. Geraldlerald Tay- P' PcppcrTrcc, the ,contest's ' S t lo- Vo-Tech ’ School.o o l . Mr-s.Jaurigul and her husband Y n i Tuttle ...... 56 40 ^ . nre employed bv thc Domingo Youth X Ul Is H urtrt ------Twin Fall...... 55 55 40 40 Jor lor, Edward H. Prcscott,icolt, M rs. cj cal sponsor, and a trip lo I r” ____ C. N. Layne, Robcrt Dakcr;laker; M M rs. rs. th the slatc competitionI n 'iT p S inOpen Po- House Set j * ap I Largest Selectionsleclion of Ai Automoiiiles Ro S e t ^ 'S y “;Si''h^Vc!,/J''S''S:^r,"'S In ]T.F. Mishap | Roy Weathcrbcc. John1 McLnugh- ca catello, Final jrin plans were being made p.m ing made p.m . Sunday a t Thompson'P f"'' l-'u-‘‘i;: »«j.iMIchacl.G. McGlnnLs. 15. 137, lin and Elsie Preslidge.e. all Twin ^------p iB-modBu. n j;, Friday Jor an open houselOuse this neralncra Chapel. Gooding. Mass wili r ‘ ,'1, o-Un^rJ)ne-Roof!'“ Protests ' F.ills:S Jackie Vnn Buren.iren. Kim- Mass will Robbins Ave.. is IrtTfnlr;'iv condi-c,;n*| ■ Un^rilf weekend at the College■ o|.Sou‘h;of South- be given c at 10 a.m. Mondaylonday al at ,(on ata Magic Valley Memorial _____ Iwrly:l>cr Mrs. . U-Vdle Barton. em Idaho Vocalional-Tfrchnlcal St (Continued From PngoPngol) 1) jaJackpot, , Nev.: Lawrcnce G, -Technical St, Elliabeth’ Calholic: Church. no«nii Hospital following a pickup- ^ In advance. Seminars on thc Stu m school. , , ^ . with wilh Father Patrick Meagher. ,rucn ^nd motorcycle collision' f ars on the Sturgeon, Shoshone: L auria . Tourism*** Tlie open house will bc from jero . the draftaft and raccrace SpurRlnn.Spi Sharia Holm'csi Kaih- 1 be from Jerome, officinilnc. Then i5 l>odyIxxly -n,ursc Thursdav al th e intersection o f CHEVROLET ' 5LET -P - PONTIAC 'ago 1) I, 5 p.m. Saiurday and Sun- ^vin be sent to Spain for lasl washli problems were planned.ICU- )j1,lyh A. Tolman and Alysse Dock.S" - ' F"" ■’■s” 1) I for lasl Washington S ircet Norlh nnd . riles. Cisu'c' --T h e commillcc soughtught to s>ti*syn- all Burley: Mrs. Bob iHmiiion' Hamilton, Commerce and the Idaho De- Jr.ous de- ^ ------.. Oi.swcll Avenue. 1 s'* was ^Instructors in the various de- • Twin Falls pollcc'sald McGill-' • o l d smlOBILE^UICK o b il e , » ,chronl7e the sirike by^y U.S. stu- Mrs.Mr Grace I’arsons i and d Mrs.m“' wrtmtm ol lllthw.y!,111 w«> ' * nl- ^1' partm„ cnts will be on hand to f • dents wllh classroomn stoppages EEd dgar Owens, nil Duhl;Ihl; Cloyd 1 " “ '•> ''allcv rc.,|. J " “ /fo a f nir-was riding ihc motorcycleiolorcycle Sedonj • Coupesbupes - Wog'oni • Plckupj • dents whose business I,is directly explain ‘ J*: ‘he various courses and • Ht- ead Fdr"M'ic eet c l when il collided with a truck planned In Europe. ULitin tln Amcr- CuiCullcy and Mrs. Max Casias Jr. M b v ,£ equipment, according to, Orval a truck Smoliloll or o r Lorge L orge Tru< Trucks lea. Asia and Africa. hotboth Rupert: Angie Jones,,n^Q Fair- dependent on or atfeclcdted by the Bindley, vo-icch dlrcclor.to orvai „T College of Southerncrn Idaho driven by Clarcncc D. McLeod.'McLeod,; "’ rations arc field: Mrs. Harry Patterson.Pa'tlcrson. business. ■ft ‘nt 1300 students, accompanied by telcach-j7l. a c h -71. CaCaswell T raile r Court. j Today's demonstrations arc . , , The collegc is locaicd.u nt UUU1300 er-coordinaior Allycn Wilson.| Thc ..,.NEW-ORNEW -OR USED! part of thc week of antiwar ac- Cooding;Co. Mrs. Waynene Joslin. ^^r. Murphy .said lhat‘>‘ ^«J';ouBh through Kimberly Kimh Road. Wilson.l The acddcnt happened nl 4:03 livitlcs that wlll comcnc to a cl(- Filer,Fil and Mrs. Douglasas L. Gee, promotingPror Ihe whole .state, thc will leave Salurday tnto aitcndattend p.m. P.m. ^Mr. McLeod wns; charged max Salurday wilh demonstra-dem onstra- Hansen,Hn inivlinividual areas, each with 'thcir thcir n Z 7 7- , , the'h e 196S1 DECA NationalII Leader- l>y polpollcc with failure to yield, Houston, the right of wny. tions planned in a scorc of ------*. own tourist ntlracllons, will« iii di- d i. RBridge Incidentd e n t Conference in Houston, the rif; American dllcs. An antiwar ral- 711 Iv is planned in New York’s Motorcycle Cciu iu b i)'“t ''ri,';r,;d .„.,chh b hv ;.„.. Hnr- Twin Fnlls police andid county CSICS: students attendingding are ^ CHEVROi m m i Id Drady s^ief'ff* ofllccrs InvestiRatcd.tigatcd n1} Jlrs. Mrs. linda Bell, slatc president.' r Central Park, preceded by two p old Bibbv nnd Todd Brady, Q y Camofoj - Chevy M'tr » • C hevcllcs -■ Im polot : Be|-Aifs^ parades to thc park. Mb, .wo 1Plans Area EaftelvoU 6 Z, Eastman Kodak Co.. Rochester,RnrhMipr report^epor Thursday night nfof a maiTahdmanarid Mrs. Phyllis Wagner. Jc-| tBefore you cycle Clul. N. Y.. hishllshlcd Ihc .(Icrnoonaftcrntwii »walking « “ on the P c rrinrine e Me-Mc- romromc e. I . The National Black< Anti-Draft ITjoT Wheeler Motorcycle' Club N. I M rs. .W agner will compeie y o(of *Hichways, Kathy Glesa and I no one,USE TIMES-NEWS WANT ADSi Tempest - GTO's - Catolinos - Grant 's starting -Jim Pierce. Idahb DS eparim m en ent t ever, ever. in InvestigaUon no one USE faculty members jumpedumpcd thcthc“t 11 a.m.. with races starling J m Sm en"! was found nt the bridge.dge. I fFOR o r f a s t -s e iI in g r e s u l t s . gun nt one of thc campuscs-ofam puscs of “ l > P-m. Classcs will■ bc lOOcc.lOOcc ofo> 5Commerce and Dcvdopment. the Stale UniversityV of New nScc. 2S0cc, SOOcc and open R“y Rostron, secretary.secretary - York. claiclass. JU®"manager of thc. Twinvin Falls Jm Boise. Cliamber of Commerce, They began cuttingnf classcs ..'J About 50 riders from Boise. I BUICiWICK M Mountain Home. Glennsins Ferry.Ferry ThThe clinic was designed to ac- Thursday nt thc campus at S r s CHAINVI LINK FENCE .. 1 ^aa Skylark • Riviero - La Lo Sabre S a b re - ’ W ildcat • Electros intr lOnnH Tw'in Falls. Jerom e. Pocatcllo.Pocnlcllo: *1“®'1 " » » l P?»P>' " '“J'® Stony Brook, on Long Island. rinns and •“ attract tourists to Idaho, the Leaders of 'the strike there 3said Soda Springs and = :oday. Thc will participate.jatc. ManMauicj-yalley and to S ihelr e lr’ own o 'ra QRNAMENTA Jt would-,continue today. The __' business. , \MENTAL IRON strike waS'Started-parly to nc- ^ DJilVE'EM A l l l l '• ' • NO HUNTING- I • Top Qualitylallty AmoricoAmerlcan:Mat«riaI at J*it could >av« you commodate students who do not 11 hundredi of dollars ! havc classes scheduled”5°to”2 for to- ~Directors Namedimed I” LOWESTLO W E S T PPRICES R ! FROM DEALER TO.DTO.DEALER ' day. University administrationministration IDAHO" FALLS-DircctorsS ’cS' of Lf-AWN GRASS ^.G ot Ourr EitimatoEatimat® B«Bafore You Buy I tiKlnH It 11.00 ftt 91 iWKpl

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r— — ■ . r - f ■ . ■. April 26-27. 1 9 68 ' ’ ' TwinTv/In Fall;Falls Tirt?ei-f-Jewi S M aLgic g i c ^Valley i Obituaries b it u a | Ronald G. Ball I Mrs. Blue, e ^ - Ronald G arry Dali,11, 2>,2« Ora- JJEROME—Mrs. Elvira Ann | ■k R' vada: Nev., died Thursdavrsdav m um jJ>l«n'O o. died TTiursday a t St. ■ ln(i ni llie home of his’ rramJ-'DgramJ-[Dc''<--dicfi ci Hospital of s brief ■ faihcr, Amo% K. WVnlkcr, nlker, 330 UirUlncss. ■ Marlin St.. Twin Falls,Is, of a long SShe was born Jan. 1. 1878. In ^ jJlnf5s. • ijf,D « n , lou'a. and w.iss'married marricii 111* was born Aprilil 21,21 IM l.l ‘olo William Amos DlueIC Ja n . 5, :•••■•?, • ai llailey. ~ 159159C, in Moulton, lowa.wa. Thf>- iJ,!lii 'ii * , ; He is survived by hi< his parenls.nir»ni» came to Idaho in 1926,6. settling i«i Mr. and Mrs. Curl C. Dal? Dali. Ora-Or^ !i" " 'Castleford. Uler thcy farmfarmed ed I*' vada. and Iiis prandfaiher.idfaihnr ‘he Cedar Draw dislrict until fa ■ I'uneml f-ervicfs nrcrc sclS kt at 2 ? p.m. .Saturday al Rcvnolds:-ynolds Fu-Fu* 1In Mrs. Dlue moved lo )»1{>] neral C!«ir-cl with Rev Rev. Virgil JcrJerome. She belonged to thellie ;J . Welmcr. Twin I'alK Church ot DaiDap.tiM church. .} IV # Uhc Brethren, officiating.Iting, Final SurvivorsS includc onene daugh- .( .( riles will he held In1 lhe Twin ter. ter, Mrs. Mabel Slcvcns.ens, Fre­Frc- i'allj cemcterj-. mont, nio Calif.: two sons,IS, Roberi GLENf4 ORTIIEL '' NOFNORMAN JONES ------(IU(Hank) Bfue. Jerome, and Amos i’ ■ ... , . have been namedd Filer delcgntes ti lo Boys' State lo be Ray Blue. Honolulu, Hawaii,tiwaii, two ' I P held JmJune 2-8 at Boise College.College. They are ihei sons of Mr. and Herman Lehman'n m a ll j^lsi tlstcrs, Mrs. Maude M. Mann.M ann. ; '.Mrs. Jc John Orthel and Mr. and Mrs. I U sile Jones. Clyde Funeral .services forIf Cpi. Cpi Her- Caldwell, and Mr.s. Mitary ary Van i i ' n ' 1 i l W rlght Jr., son of M r. and Mrs. Clyde UWrlghi, Is alternare. man A. Lohman, 20. .sonson of MMrs rs. Ho(Hooser, Lebanon, Mo,i 15IS grand- * HH wTTie American ■ U g lo n sponsorsponsors and sclcct;selects the delegates. Velma D. Lohman. 74444 2nd Avc.Avc! chilchildrcn and 31 great-grandchil-grandchil- ^ W„ nnd Herman A. Lohman.ohmnn Sr.. Sr., ‘•fcn.“fC ■ Corpus ChrhtI, Tcx..:.. will bcbe FuneralF services wlll.'-bell.';be con- ■ held a t 3 p.m . Saiurday•day at the ducted due at 11 a.m. Tuesdayjcsday in ■ ' ’ I Valicj;TraDj(ACI^Dj(j£ourts While M orlunry Chapci.pel. the Hove Funeral Chapci by n Den NciwcrtTTS.^iTJj Albion passing. , “ He wa.s killed In action Inin RevRev. Robert C. Coopcr.>cr. FinalF inal H riles w’lll be held in thc BuhlDuhl f f l * . * — — ------■ ■ Avc.. Durley, wns fined SIO JIO !>>'■byi Sylvia D.D Nchvcrl. 31, Route Vietnam on Aril 6. rile Burley PoPolice Judge Roland E o , Heyburr funlies will Cemetery. Friends may call at ind E ^ , Heyburn. wus fined J15 by Tlie R tv. Jam es Hughes will 'L 'w o n - GOV, DON SAMUELSON, .seccnd ‘Slum "f' inipropcrfjudgripropcrijiidgr Willi Willis for f.iilure to yield tifliciaie nnd m ilitary/ ritc.srites will “'C chapel Sunday nIghf. Mon- ^ ELSON, -seccnd from rlghl. and Sfcrr- Secrr- . . WJUI WilJIajDj Grnm, nssisiantJ projecl projecl dirccior. dJrccIo Tbe unique ccslum Mnrino ' “ ■I Tucsd.y umili limUmc e ofol ‘‘ JJ. fy of State Pete Ccnarru.so.Icnarrusa. right,right. were being briefed■led on IrradIrradiator was brought to to the Ibt- Ouhl Ouhl area arc lor demonstrat.'onst.'ons fihJ-riRhifihJ-riRht oof way. Uwrcnce D. be conducted bv the Marine the portable cesium Irrnc^^ator which w as In operation al the ihrou , the -Yvonne M. Black. 23. H2626 Mil-ljlaycock. 221, 165S Normal Avc., Corps Reserve of Boise.,lsc. Burial Mtvlcts. , ™ al the through efforts of IheIdaho Idaho Nuclcar Nuclear Energv Division, the -Yvonne I Snake River T ro u t Fnrjn;nrjn neafiieaf Buhl thc p ast few da>n. Thc Twin Iroui Icr Ave.. Durlev. w as finedcd $l5.Ruriey.~wak$l5,Ruriey.-wa, fined {10 by Judge will be a t Sunset M emorialem orial ------j,fi, ,n. Thc Twin Falls Chamber ol Commerce Commerce nnd nnd Robcrl Erkins, trout lcr Ave.. briefing was beingdoneane by Les Sint. Sint, chief operator, lell, nnd farm by Judge Willis tor impropcrlWpropcrlWillis' illis fnr improperI turn. ' • J»ark. itl, nnd farm owncr.______Lehman was a graduate Mrs.Tiffney.l e y , — p - “ — - in Fails High .School In j]JEROM E — Mrs. Crillarilla Bla- i; J96C nnd hc looka r t in part the in mires the Tiffney,mir 76, died ThursdayT hursday i; ___ school wreslling)gram. program. He afternoon He aite at Magic Vallcyalley Mc-.Me- ;,'^-"'■5 attended thc ;l Fir.si Bapiist Bapiist morial niot Hospital of a lengthy,mgthy.iil-- ill- • %Church in Twins andFalls w nnd as ness. was ^es' I aclive in the Doy Scouis.Scouis. HcHe shesj was born Dcc. 8. IS91. , , wns also aciive_in Ihee Civil Air in-Liyton.[n.i Utah, aud was mnr- ;; i ra iro f and fi.id "inkcn’ I I g g B m m lhe CAP summer cncnmpmeniicnmpment 1.05jps Temple. Thcy camc1C to Ida- i m m il in I9M nnd 19G5 a t M nlm strom { ALE! •Inlmslrom |,^ 1915 and hi'mcstcaded[ended in ANNIVEIVERSARYIRY SALI Air Force Ba.sc in M ontanajniana nnd and ,hc.k/. Kenyon dislrict nearr Oakley. IM# |||Kv«^r Al ho held positions of first scr- In 1924 they moved to Filer ' gcam. adjutant and cadet:adet com- jfomjfof, Durley nnd then to n farm • A BASKETlASKET OF BARGAINSRGAINS IN EVERYERY DEPT.DEP i i.um lcr. near Jcrome four years later. 1 He enlisted in lliele Mnrinc ThcyTl lived here until Mr. Bin-,Bla-1 Corps a fte r jp^rfiTationtion ffom miresmin died in 1941. She was mar-: m ar-: ” OPEN FRIDAYr NIGHINIGHT ’TIL 9 P.M. ^ j higlf-fchool and hnd his basic ried to Glen Tiffney May 14.lt14. M ^ ^ ^ s t o r e training at ,:o. Calif.Cnlif. 1957.1957 In Twin Falls. She hnd|.! Sur\'ivorSi besides his par- beerbeen .n resident of Sky53|j View . _ TWINrWIN F. FALLS " SATURDAYY 9:30 ’TIL 5:30 - ents, nre a brother.. Richard Mnfl Mnffor, Twin Falls, for the past j sys 30 ■ ' S' i-ohman. Twin Fnlls;. »a sisfcr. sisfer. sevcn seve years. I.; Falls, nnd She bebnpcd to thche l.Dl.DSj Sj! -— Helen Lohman. Twin Falls, nnd Sh ------' . his grnndmoiher. Mrs.Irs. Murl churchchur and had been a PPrimary rim ary \ 1 i Craun, Twin, Falls. teacher tcnc and a member of thc ‘ ------— Rcli.Relief Socicty. V .i - STORE WIDEIDE SPECIALSSPE( Survivors include her Lhusband, lli i OUR: bestBEST :SELLING ' , ’ i ^ *t*l*V Twin Falls; two daughters,ers, Mrs. ,!.! Glenns Ferry•'■*•■*•7 G. F. (Vera) Crane, Am erican 1 Falls, and Mrs. Del (M argaret) | P f if i Jones. Oaklev. Utah; five sons, ! JAIJACQUARD BEACH TCTOWELS Seniors Lead jAllan™ D. Bl.imires. Rex?x (Bob) , MEN’Sr s 2-PANT2 • . Blamires. Iwth Jcrome:: Phillip ) ______/ Imported, thick ond thirsty,sty. four patterns, patterns. Honors ListI S t R.TJ DJamire.s. Ogden. Edw ord T. I ■ ■ Liv 36' x70". Reg. $5-% ^- ...... Blamires.Dlnn Pocnielln, and Curtis i GLENNS FERRY-ScniorsSeniors of m . Blamires;I Gooding. | Glenns Ferry High Schoolichool led Two sicp-daughlcrs and oile — the •clnsse.s Jn earn inig g pcrfcctpcrfect step-sonsicj>. also survive, ns well j grade* the period justist ended, asns twot brothers. Vern Morgan ' : ACRILAN"H" PILLOWSPILLOY wilh six of them m akingIng 4.0. and Curtis Morgan, bolh Lay- J 20x26 O CP 20x30 Thcy were Doug Shenk.icnk. ToreTere ton; onc .sister, Mrs. MMerrill errill j _ UITS Wm Reg. $4.9S ...Z 55 «rUReg. $5.93 ...2.o.$7 s M for ^ 0 Meserole, Jo an B nm es,:s, Dresda (Mai(Mnr>-) Scoffield. Kaysville.laysville. I ^ _ w m - Godfrey, Jnnett Moats nnd JaneJan e Utah; Utah 29 grandchildren^ and 26 1 Compore( at $79.9C }M 20x36 Wns, Bob great-grandchildren. '] 3t $ 79.90 Watson. Donnn Hopkins, Bob grea RReg. tg. $6.98$6.9 ...... 2 , 4 9 Parish and Dorothy ShermanSherm an FuneralFu -servicc-s will be con- ; mnde 3.8: George Lake.{c. Connie dueleddueli at 11' a.m. Mondayinday in : ^ ^ Jones, nnd Jim Kling.. 3.6. and IhcIhe Jcrom e LDS Second W ard _ Diana Keck, Phyllis M cClearj’.cCleari’. ClinpelClinp by Bishop Ferguson!, 3.5. Camp. Cam' Final rites will be held] SALE! WOMEN'S^EN'S PANTIESPAf here w rre at 4:30 p.m. .Mondav in the i 1 Among Ihe juniors there were J,* ^ FFancyFancy nylon ponlies,, big color ond ilylesly voriety. thrcc wilh 4.0. Christine;tinc Wil-Wil. •'“J'? Umlj. Cemeiery. in rcn o m nrials mav l)e made' 10 thf*-*t h « w ^ - - a ^ H liams,-Torn Seescc. and Ijsrcne GroupG roup I1 Q0« Group 2 nmt Primary Children’s Hospital ■ Benson, while Tish Soulh and 1,^"’ Reg. $1.65...... O OIc C 5 8 c or •...... 2 - ■ , o r $ l I Shnron Rose made 3.8;8- MikcM ite ™.'V Olll .1 Ihche Ilovc ■ ><*9- Mny. Jill Tripp, 3.6; andil Mickcy Mirl-pv Chapci from' 3 to 9 p.m.1. S aiuratur ■ ^ dav. Sundav and Monday unli -j Clmlta, 3,5. J>y- ,ay until Seleci tholhot newnew suilsuit ihotii»c \-- ■- There were three sophomores.pl,omorcs °' ')■* “you hove been needingeeding Iforii oou ur . wilh 4.0. Virginia Moat.s, We.ston . SALE! CHAIN;HAIN BELIBELTS I IVPTI ’ collectionion ofof twotwo pantpan J-arris. and Mike Shenk-.-while A nkSSSc Abortions GivenIV cll I1 '^1. siylet. These hondsomediome lui’s luiij arc cif' ” GGold, old, lilvsilver, lorioisc shell,icll, wood, end combinolions! JJ^ r^ lfd 3,8; PhyilJ.s Russell, m DEN'VER. Colo. ( A P )-A- A b o u t ; to toiforcd fromwool oflilioik^t.in wool HQB[ne8 ' •• Karl-Kocli', Wos Wootan, Jlocky ‘ Dress up any ouifitl 5*144 Trail. Snrn South, Bob Carpen-rVr^n 250r ' legal' ntwrtions nowAV have 1i popular two button,utton, sidejide ventven performed in Colorado Reg. $2 to $ 6 ...... I' i slyling. Tlie'lotesf fashionoble fashionoble col-col ifT) Reg- $2 to icr, Anne Woolen. D ianef ^-1-, Honlsi.' since Gov. John U ve signed n ,l Dccky G ray. Dale McClcary.vlcClcar>. iii,erali7Cd abortion law a y e a r ;1 o rs ore y o u r, in sizes l i i c . 36 34 10 lo Ab, .16 Christine G raham . G ingernger bee-See- Thursday, the Stale! Health | f icgulafs and longs. see. Celia Black nnd Jackack Sher- Department feportcd. ^ man rated 3.6 cach. FOLDING TRAVEL^VEL SLIfSLIPPERS Before the law was passedpassed, 1 i lo i Three freshmen with 4.0 aver- the department d said, it was no- 1 ChooseC hoose frofrom o large ossortment.ortment of styles and S199 nge were Jonnn Brannan.un. Deb- tified of 10 lo 12 abortionsriion! « |I ^• N othing D ow n colors, All sizes. Reg. $3.9698 aand n d $$5.98 5 .9 8 ...... I ble Houfberg. Pat Pasborg: year. ; Down Dehra McKecih got n 3.8;.8; Donna ^ |l J . Nr t On Optionalional |»~^ ‘ .lA'y ------Bnrrow. 3.6. and Rick:k Wiley.W llcj. i-_, N.« . . J U ..J. 11 3.5. ... , SharptntJ i KtptlnJ. Smoll 1 ' j VI Charge AccounfsAccounts ;■% 1 PEARL NECKLACENECKLACES In Ihe Junior High,, Rebbie m«r» «».lrwl. I j • n >• tim incnll fowER ia kis ro i (tNT. I Messerly had nil A 's. Enm ing nil r l ♦, - ,,'Exquljito 'Exquljito li long Icnglli or cliokers. clwkers. QQ^ A’s with but,one B werer r r JodyJ n lv H it riCXUP < DIUVlir . 1 ' * ' ' ' M *'* ^ • Buy NowJ On OOur ur ^ ) .X ■'Eorrings■"Eorrings 10lo motch. Rog. $2t i io o $ 5 ...... / / •Allen. Ix ri Hoalsi and5, V Wendy r iMINTERMOUNTAIN r j Webb. BarbarA W erU had two “ 7733.662J_Twin . Falli I i Layaway' PlanPlan — ----- s - j r , TMT f ROUNDJNDCULOnES CULO ' IVM en's No-Iron 'C SBBL .<•' Sizes Sizes e-18 6-18 in solids, stripes,pes, ploids. S4«, i • ■ ' . FT: ' MEN’S Reg. $5.98$5.90 e n d $ 6 .9 8 ...... I SPORT CASUAL ■ L r ' ■ SHIRTS ■ BERMUDAS,S, JAMAICASJAMAIC . f 1b € W'- a B m ; ^ Solids, plaiiploidi, chocks, severaleral styles. SizesSires 8-18.{ i; ' ' / x M : ' V fflB' Reg. $5-98 $5.9 8 ...... k ’ in l ^1. ' $ 2 . 5 9 PANTS ■ ii ,3 for $ 7 Soil Releasease m v a p r i se t s ' 'A '- \ Chrittophef Holl Jhcrt - GIRLS' CAPRI: SET . . I ' h;flt in >.,« ■ ^ m 22-piece -piece duck capfi sets',i, stripe color combinolionl.com J \ I Sstrrg thadfi and paiieini.r ' ' cJ U Men'j liie, S M.L-Xl, .. 'M b • SiresSires3-6x 3-6x . S0B88 Sizes 7-U7-14 $988 |- y T / . •' ^ *’0 - ' *4.44^ jm Reg-Reg. $3-98$3.98 .'...... f Reg. $5.98 $ 5 .9 8 .,...... « ij ' Boys' Sizes( iANT BLOUSES I ' KorotrKorotron® casuals, 65*/.V. DDocron'. o c ro n '. 3 r.yXr v - GIRGIRLS' PEASANT BLOl TO . Rog. 2.98$ i| QQiQ -35*/, .35.; cotlon. Beige, Bronte, Light L \\ Kodel® or^c or^d colton, ( a n d ees'^and s ' o n d plains. 5^88 J Sizes 6-18 I .T/ 7 GreenGreen. Reg. S7 poir, Sizes 7-14. Reg. $2.99 .1 ...... , Sizei7-14.1 K U D r u u D J

\sc(^^ssxrdJ ■ HOSIERY-LIN{Y-LINGERIE LLADIES’ SPORTS\PORTSWEAR:; GIRLS'SHIFT Gl IFT DRESSESDRESS Wide voficty ofif styles ende n d coloncolors. H • | 9 ^ CANTRECE HOSIERY Q SOOO0 0 HELANHELANCA KNIT TOPS o n d SHELLS Sizes 3-6x S^BS'-SizcsS-Sizcs^-U- 7-14- SM8 li .i R>g. $1 p c i r ...... • ■ • • • '...... 0 pr. ^ Mock tufllei, jewel necks. Reg. $5 - 8 .S . j 3 . W ...... i '' R.a-S5.W Reg. $5.99 ...... 0 j

H . TRAVEL-PAJAMAS ' S 0 66 & 6 p PERMA-PRESS e r m ; BLOUSES i K v e n * i 1“Reg. $3.99 ...... fc WWem_c_n’i om e 10-18. Reg. $ 3 ...... G IRLS'COnO N SKIRTSSKIF J o p — mpcm-ED—..D— ^ ^ GII a o u s e 1 ■ p u ‘’”1 W OMEN'S DUSTERS "■ S Q 6 6 WWOME OM EN'S SIACKS ^ ^ S / 1 8 8 “~CoI6Vfurprlntsr*>«»-7-l4..Colton-poplincj CoI6Vfii|-prlt -ColIon-poplin:L_:n5288..| ______KASt: SCOTCH I S-M-L Reg. to 55 $5 ...... v.v‘ ...... 1 ^, Solids, chcckC^laids. 6-16. Reg. .$Z------msmuuiaKnaiBmBiUU a ta 1131B mn tpuai tijnu wa kiuu:, ula.w. w ug ______§ | •...... - . e-18. Reg. .$7^..... *1 Reg. $3.99 .^...... - -.... r.-.^. . - ...... Ml ------1.', . , ...... > ~ . . ■ • ■ ...... T ,...... ANDREW TULIYLY E ditoriorial Page* McCarcCarthy’si InexperienceIne: ience Is Showshowing April 26-27,.24 1968 ----- . - • ------—M M WASHINGTONwASti - U ke George bridle bridle and a keg ofr. cider. For For example, i hisloryf was w as on the lhe N Norlh Koreans. Inn short, the Kern Kennedy was in on sot " ' Romney. Romney M inncjota'i Genene MMe- e One One does not offer concessions'iceisions' Ihe Ihe AmericanAi side whenen Lyndon propa propaganda-wise communisis Ihe the most momentous dei CarthyC triby Is a thoroughly decentdeccnt befor< before negotiations begin,in. cspe- espe* Johnson Johns declined to accept an did did t cver^-thing possibleible lo hu- of of lllhe decade, allhough hi mman, an, eieven If he does bewilderewilder cially when Ihe other side side has has unacceptable unacc site for thcthe pre- miliai miliate the Allies.' andind -to-to‘cm-, :em- fcrn iorm ance and capadty .I m most ost of iis’ Philisiines with'ilh hii nol nol didemanded them. 'ThisIs mere-mere* llm llmiiu inary discussions. phasi.pjtasize thal Ihey w ere■e inIn enemy dll fall somewbal short ol Bo 1 1 2 classicalClassica allusions and hisis quo, ly indindicates lhal you are• dealingdealing In In 1951, 1 the Uniied States re- lerriti territory. . Namara .Na-oh- fro from m .a position of weaknessness andand lucianily lucian agreed u discuss a ' MoiMoreover, ihc'lalksis went on lum. ium. * ‘ scure p poets who seem lo say .Ihat .Ihat you'll be an easyy mark mark Korean cease fire at Kaesong, for for n more than tw'o year*—from/car*—from .ijubert in Humphrey has nothingnolhins badly. As a Presidentialidcnilal once once the talks reach the the sub- sub- instead instea< of at sea, asI General July July 10, 1951, to Ju lyly 27. :953.:953.,he hig nffairs -...-friONE-...-PriONE 733.0931 candidate) candldil however, hisi inex- stanll' stanilve stage. Besides, McCar- McCar- M Matih' atthew Ridgeway had pro- while while the enemy «groupedrouped and g„y previous Vice Presldei perlence is showing. thy w OJficlol City end Cour.ly He«-i»os»f'o s .f' M.mb«r cl Avd.! d CircuhCen oM AP thy was being prematumer Hanoi posed. posed, The result was, a propa- siren; sirenglhened Its forces!S and anc^ wenl on the Vicinam McCarthy's demand Ihatlat the.Ihe. had had announced only lhalthat It It - ganda ganda holiday for the: commu- on on lo to inflict'more casunltiesisualties on jp^i, decisions from the begi Porwaniia > 0.60eo dO.ICadO.lCa ldol.e> Ccdt, Thvndoy Ii I.e.eby d«»l9r*ot»d United Slates announce some'some would discuss the cessationallon of of nisls. nisls. Smug on ihelr own soil, the the A Allied troops thann w erecje sui-suf- , n,nde solid contribuiic a> ih« doi el '*!•>!• v.(tVv»rV »ntn v.Kv.l.ich Icgol nslxei w ll b« publ

; ' ■ ■ ...... _ I ■ I f . April 2 6 - 2 7 , 1968968 Twin FoFoils TImes-Newi 5 " $2.2BiUionOfU.inOf u.s.Gdais H TelevisionTel on ScheduleI Jules ^ f SHOP.AND^ND SAVE STTHE , FT r i id d a a y y , /^RrW 2 6 , 1 9 6 8 S atuirday, rd ay , April”April 27, 1968 ^Paid ‘ Out Toro ForeignFore Buyers i PROMISINGPROSllSINO SPECIALSS By JO SEPH R. COYNEYNE >' jomonp|am ong Ihe sco\cs of ',?rJ inbles II NEW FARM & CITY! 7 p.m.. 2B, 3. 11: 8 p.m .. 5 - M o TV,,. V PROfrtlSlNO P R O frtlS lN O SPORTS SP ' ' 8 p.m.. 5 — Movie, "The Defianl Ones.” This Ihe Twins WASHINGTON (AP> -— T hehe. puhlislpublishes monKiJy in thethe'■ Oscar-winning film follows two'chn .! m ,. . ^ 2SL, 7B. 8. 1—Boseball—The 1 - B a s e b a ll- lh e >Whlte Sox meet Ihe Twins follows two'chnin-gang convicts, a white and j federalfcder Rovernmenl shelledidled outJ"Trcaoutj"Trcasury Biilleiin>-~«>._^^_^/ \ 5 0 ’ VV in y l ______■ • Negro, on ihe dejperaie break f f tnA BloomlnEton, Minn. speraie break for freedom. Tony Curtis and , , jg 3 5-Soccer returnv for } nation's! The over-all gold loss rcacficd V | Sidney Poitier play the leadlne rol< :c e r retu rn s for a second season as Ihethe St. abouiabout 52.2 billion of the naiiun's| T hc sraK d V Nylon Reinforced■forced the leading rolcs. (1958) Lo‘ gold to foreign buyers•s during a mmonthiv or record duringng March -__-9^^25L ,.7B ..8 - Bell Telephc -Th* ‘he Spurs Spurs a a t t Kansas Kansas Cily, Mo, gold yy I — Bell Telephone Hour presents "Jaiz: The lis squore the gold crisis which rcachedlached iisils[at ja t J1.197Sl.l billion, the bulk of it to Inilmate A n ." Louisis Armstrong,Arm.ilronB, DE lu^ Gillespie. Dave.. Brubeck 7:3® P-fn-3. 4..7B.'’H11—Jerry - J e r r y Quarry' Quart and Jimmy Ellis squore the g for 'he ""Ofld Soxingng Association’sA ssociation’s hesyyweight championshipmpionship frenzfrenzied peak about one(le monihjcovcrwildm o n ih |c o v cr buying on the l.ondon' GARDEN , and Charles U oyd aare re studied In the i survey of the artists and , Oakland, Calif.’ . ■ • ' - f — their music. • — 1------rt-- ago. ago. - [GoldGold ] Market before lhcc flow of . _ _ / y This was the accountingnting theihe.fiovcri fiovcrnmcni gold tn speculatorsjccalaln,, ^Q SE ^ 5:30 2B -N cw s.-S pt3., Wlhr. ” ------SATURDAY MORNINGe . furiher m inor loss this month In f, j!, ■ -REVOLVINGNG UWN SPSPRINKLER ll-W ild , Wild West 4—Dating, Game sales < the demand fof the metal on the; ^ ^ 2SL-Telephone Hour 8-Super,6c sales to foreign govcrnmenis , ? j Specially mado for 1:00 2SI/-N ew s (:00 4—Newlywed Gamme e but cexact figures won't h?Sbe avail- l^"don^ 2°°' market. Spt J 7B—Telepl..ne Hour ll-Suptr'6c , *•“ be a;ail. hold^lhchold-ihci low w ater pressure 2B -W ild. Wildd V-cstWc«t • 8-T cIephohe Hourour 5—Frankenstein Jr.J c ' /—Newlywed Gameime nhle nhle for another month. n r> j Speak English t * 8-In v o d e rs • . ' ' No No form al announcement wivi« as P^J-®JPficc at J35 nn ounce. .oreas. o r e List $ 2 . 2 5 ...... «ak English 9;so 2B-Judd 7::7:80 2SL-Super .PresidentSldent e ,.j,.... Ilcrc’s how the Treasury S /■______..:..«1.49 5-N ew * •(,: 10:00 2SL-N ew s 2B-Herculoids c 3ns made by the depanmcm, which . 7B—.NJonkees 5—My Three Sons mere In . broke down the U.S, goldild drain: (— ~ ^ 3 -N e w s 3 -rantastic Four >s merely included the figures - A total net loss nf J2,2G2J2 2G2 bil- - - V Y | E C I W® t’avota 'a a complole com plol* lino lint of CCCI^CI H 1:15 TSL—M istero sers' 2SL-Saint 5—News 4-Fanlaslic Four linn for December Ihroughi __ *^.®n..“Pd41owor_irden nnd-(k)wor_ _ jC C U j! H ____ C:SO 2SL-Tirzan " 3-Uwrence Welk,]jf.------linn 7B -N ew s 5-Herculo!ds c « March. This included all goldj ------' ' J-Gomcr Pyle H,.,.. #. 4—Lawrcnce Welk « 4—P e rry MasonI 7B—Super PreslBent c If losl since devaluation asIS part of' of; ^ 5-Gomer Pyle dent c 7 B -U w re n c e Welk e > 8-N ew S 8—Super President c NewsOf KIhe gold pool. I Genuine Buckskin B • Il-Gomer Pyle1' l l - N t » , 11-Super President!r*ni Cc 1 1 -U w rcn c e Welk'elk • —Domesiic D«, 3-M ovle. "T he Defiant ? -B-ninistones c 2B—Petticoat Junctionjnciion vi.^iiingvi.Uii his parents and other This le Defiant 11—Movie, "Thes EnemEnemy y B-rilntsiones c 7B—Boxing Special:ial rclnt; relatives. Allred hasi hccnb e e n buyers nl roughly $3.2 billion. 1 j i Ones” Below" ti,rn nf ih^ ll-F llnlstones cc 3—Boxing Spccial,1 aboardaboa: lhc Altack Troop)p Trans- An r ngrcemenl among; theIhe gold, -’1 / / 'A 11—Movie, "T he Defiant' jo;40jo- 5—Movies. "Return of th e . , Ihe West- pool partners last monlh fixed a One.s" Afraid'’ 2Sl^Samson L GGoliath oliath c II—Boxing Spccialinl port port USS Nuvnrro, in the West- pool p Fly” and "M an Afraid'* ®" al crn Pacific nnd Vieinam11 for theIhe' iwo-priwo-pricc system—one y of i J15 ^ a an, s : , i 5-W ild. Wild West 10- .( Q 4—Boxing Spccial crn I West 10-55 2B -M ovie, ’'Tycoon” past eight m onths, Ile wil!.'ill report ounceouncc nriinng govcrnmenisicnts and • K i^ 7S^-What's New Ij. 8:00 2B -M annix- P O 't' 'ey/ , 11:00 4 -N e w s ,n In to thc USS Navarro atai 1-ongIjing n highhigher price sel by supply andi 7:30 4-Operatjonal Entertain- n:S9ij- 4-Nightmsre Theater 2SL-Movie, "Fun In « ‘1 c Acapulco" Bench, Dcac Calif. - demdemand an on the free markcl. [ Y f m ent „ . 12:00ij. 2SL-M ovle, "Stop T rain ' lop Train 7B-Samson & GolilhJolilh c 5-Carol Burnell[ ■ • . . ------4 ^ TheThc governments agreedH :!' nnl YOUTH' IV saddle 1 7SL-French Chef:hef 349'’ S. F air- lo huy and sell gold nn Ihe ihe open) M ___ 8-Sam son & (Sollath c i-oo Arm y Spec, 5 Paul S. F air- lo buy 7B—Operation:: EEnter­ nter- ^ ollaih c 1:00 2B-Gunsmokc .^li' Mrs, Ar- market nnd the Unllcdd StalesStates: PodiPodded Seal L tainment X’ ll-Sam.son & Goliathloliath c 3^My Three Sons child, ""d. son nf Mr. and Mr.s, Ar- m arkc thur B. Fairchild, 112 Scvenlh ended snlcs lo domesiic users, Han fr-Special, "Mntlns'•""s HJ“ e a lth c all*e r e w»:M 2SL-Birdman c 4 -D c ath Volley Days iigncd ns forcing ihcm tn buy a l the hlfih- < G am e" c *B -M ovlc. ' ’Fun, In I . Aca- *r« Ave. S.. Buhl, was assigned ns fnrcinf ■ 2B-M oby Dick c ' a heavy-truck driver in the 53Sth53Sth er er m m a arkei price. ^ I :SU-Star Trek C 3-M oby Dick c pulco". ' TransporJaiJon Companyny ncnr BeforeBefo March, Ihe preciousi i— '■ "■ 5:M TSt^NET Festival H 4-KIng Kong c 5-Jackie Gleason *«i System Hiti t " Long Binh, Vieinam, April 9. record drain was 5900 millionnlllion In S H O P O U R COMPLETE C O IV IP L E T E SADDLERY 5-Movie. "The-Defiant'"^ 5-M oby Dick c 11-Spcciol,’IRomp!”'"P- His wife, Karen, lives ot fiOOlr,00l DecemDeccm ber. * Ones” . - p 8-Cci Smart. jJl; ) ______AND VET SUPPLYSUPPLY DEP, DEPAR-flvlENTS ' »nv • 7B-Dirdman c B.angor Drive, Alexandria,ria, Va. 6 -G u n s of WillII Sonneitsonntit XBy J KemiedyY 8-Blrdman c |;301:30 3-H o g a n 's Heroes «:S0 4 -G u n s of Will:l Sonnett • - •—*' ‘ ^•’ ll-Dlrdman c 8—Judd pv( ------INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — ... Pvt. .Siephen W. Thnmas. son Fam iliar'' ' Automotive Dept.pl. SpedallSp.d.ll ------_------I Secret 4—Movie, "Wheree Love nf ci, Chester 0. Thomas Sr„ Rouic Sen. Robert F. Kennedy crlti- CHICAGO (AP) - Police ' Has Gone" 1. )_ Jcrom e, complcicd e i g h t . ltc clzed loday what he termed a r illerv Emcil J. Mc.Morrow SPARKPLUGSPLUGS V ^ Immigrants "the f| full failure of ouri'r'hSm health JB-Superm.il/Aqu..qua- ,0;»10:00 2B -Fclony Squadd weeks week- of advanced nriillerv ; • man c ^ rushed to - a currency7 ...ex- ex- care system." 2SL—News training traini April 18 al Ihe Army ua- 3—News, w eather,r, sporis AriillcrvAriilli and Missile School.hootT? Ft, chante,,[■ .nd mcslcd i man 11 He proposed a broad and spe­ , In Britain d'andsf«- ■■mat»T""‘‘ S^N ew s. sports, weather Sill, Sill, Okla. He was iraincd ns ■I Champion SO*5 9 < cific program of remediesiiedies he 4-Georgc of thb Jungle c n~News, Weather, Sporis o car I aald would "m ake medical care er, Sporis a cannoneer in field ariillery.iillcrj. ,,p "Everything seemedd snrt snrt Each ...... •flicoi c are 5-Superm an/A qua-ua- io:2010:20 2S!^M ovie. "llcll11 .0lo ------of familiar,” McMorrowlorrow Protestedi available”5 to all.” Eternity” . •• The New York Democrat Is S said, LONDON (A P ) - Thousands ‘-J 5cret 10:30 2B -N ew s COUNCIL VOTES said, iz (AP) t‘ should have. He arrest- nf London dock workers S struck k 1^*' •'’diana and itsr«*.y May 7 7B-NCWS WUWINDOW ROCK. Ariz. (AP) t ‘ Council, Pd lhc same man, r on s the FARM&Cr,RM & CITY • afiain today for anotherrui, march presidentialP * primary as a forum ;crcl j_Rat Patrol - - J} Thc Navnjo Tribal Council, cd I nation’s «inie charge in the same on Parliament to protesti nt cS"edcolorcd “ I'f l”"'y 8-M ovie, ' ’The SlcelC|-.| legislative 'R 'sl' body of thc nntion's sam? .8LE SOURCE OF SUPPLYI ]9j^ as voted currency cxchanfie 20 yearsy m s . ^ DEPENDABLE SOURCE C Immigrants in Britain'.‘ dressesjf,® on what he sees as the Il-Alom Ant/Secretcret Jungle” largest '“''R®' Indian tribe, has voted *^urre 6 6 3 M A IN A V E, E..__TWINE.. TWIN FALLS FALL 733-5241 The strikers shouted:ed down a ° " ^®el''8 ‘l*ele UnitedUniied Souirrelc ll-Movie, "As Ung;i}ng aas i ‘o ‘0 placep o the vast reservation'ailon onun 6 6 3 Roman Catholic priest and Prot- , . , ^ 10:00 2S U T 0P Cot You’re Neor Me”|>i Daylight5iyi'' Saving Time.. tMnnui estant clergymen wholo^werrin- were in- >■ Deprived by President John- 10:40 5-M annix ; BBM troduced by a Com munist union i condemn . g_Top Cat lo-so10:50 2B-M ovic, "W alkkSofily,' Softly, ^ — ------— ------r,------leader In an a ttem pt to per- , Kennedy n -T o p Cat Siranger” suade them back to workwork, ha* choscn to crltidiee 0a broad 4—Beatles 11-0011:00 3—W esterner I; Scores of ships in theh, tremlncteeming -spectrum of nationaLconditionsconditions 7B-TopCat 7B-NCWS I* • peclficso- 8-Top Cat n-u port were left Idle by the 24”24- {‘u"ilon^'“^ ” ‘‘ 11:15 7B -D oxing ^ hour walkout. , 11—Top Cot 11:30 ll-Jfl 4 - J o e y Bi.shop f--f , - a At Tilbury, the port'sKjrt'. deep-j„p-, , "K' ign policy 10:11 iojjo 2SL-C00I McCool” n11:40 lin 5—Movie, "Dam buli”luti” [ ) ■ water section handlingIK liners fo^rfor 'J*' ‘he Uniied States Wednesday.^ n e s d o y . i,_ c o o l McColl ilw the Far East ond Australia. ‘}^ focused on crime Thursday. 4-Amerlcan Bandstand only 65 of the usual1 3.MO 2.000 men A'l' lod.yi» to ■•Jht lhc &—American Bandstand reported for work. All work ‘ha‘ across Ihethe nation 7B-American Bandstand H i stopped on 12 liners. ‘hethe condition of AmericanIcan medl- mn-ot o o 2B-Lone Ranger Bui-ley BPW 11 Op river at the Royal>yal Group, cal” 1 care Is g rav e -a n di In ppa a rts 2SL-MovIe, "R iders ol • » » a meeting of 2,000 longshoremenigshorem en of ‘he‘ nation. Il Is critical."icol." the Range" howled down leftLur room. Burley. ) ■ nner coun- nlqu^s of rudimentary medical dismissal from the Inner coun- f medical 6-Bascball J crv, Special g\iests were M rs. Lu- iM ells of Ihe ConservativeHive party services,“ r' we can preallyally easecase 4-Teen-Agers Soundund Off rlllAciiio lnush, leochcr of business ______)port from 'he burdens on doctors ond and a surge of support from 'he tors ond 2SL-Daseball . subjects ,‘hie nt Minico High School; le compel!- nurses, leaving Ihem free tn M workers who fear Ihe compel!- free to 5-Untoucl -jles nrendBrenda Merrill and Janice ■ irants from deal with more serious medical tion of colored im m igrants from ‘leol s medicol 7B-Baseball Peck, Peck both students of ihe busi- ^ Africa and problem s. And the g rea ter the West Indies, Africa and prot g reo te r ll-I)ascb all ness nes* courses. M rs, Rush de- A avnllability of the professional 12:30 A-l>. . ofessbnol u:30 3-<-H Scicnce Clubub scribedJribe the business 1 courscs _ S A VIfE E ! ! S Ai vV E I ! S A The strikers took lo to ParlTa-Parlia- will mean lower costs for th e ir 2B—Spider-Man and IIraining avnllable ota t thoIho ment a pciltion signed:d by 3,000 services.'’serv ' 4 -S .L P .D . school. school Miss M errill ondmd Miss _ dockers and merchantnt seamen ^ ' ■“ 1:00 3—Soccer • . peckPeck >each lold of her particulararticular demanding an immediate immi- 'A l ^ o w business classes ond her schfX>l A gration hnn and protesting the Aboirtion Is Now pions.for next year. Eoch was M govemmenfs antldiscrimlna- f , f n m 4—Yog Asked F o rrJt J t presented preser a'gift from the Ru- ■ tion bill now before Parlia- Legal In BritainL dlll i;jo 4_Movie, ’’Spaceways’'ways’' pertwrt BPW.I . ■ ment. LONDON LC (AP) - Abortion 3:00 2SL^Faces and Places=>loces Mrs. Mrs Jackie Allen, radio::: com- ■i* B I ------— becomesbecc legal in Brilainlin Satur- 2B-KB01 Speclol menlator menla on the "Woman’s ■ P o n dav, and John CardinalII Heennn 4-Woftd of Sportss World” World program on KAYT Ra- ■ -Receives Cap S;;warned the nation’s 5.500 Ro- 7B-W orld of Sporisarts dio dio Station. S Ruperl, spoke on ~B BURLEY - Robinette*tte Knopp man Catholic doctors loday>day they 3~Wcrld of Sporiss "Self "Self Improvement." ■ received her nurse's c:ap ap receni- recent- should shou not perform any.'■ 11—World of Sportsla New New officers were elecled by ■ Iv during capping cerememonics onies al HeHt also Instructed Rom Roman an 8^-Big Picture the RupertRi Club', Including Mrs, ■ I^oly Cross Hospital School of CalholicCaih medical workers. In- 3:30 U J b a i i kers. In- 3:30 2SL^Inqulring E ditorlitor ' Elizabeth Ellzab Greene, presidenl; V Nursing, Salt Lake City.:il'.’. Utah, eludingclud .a n estimatedd 20.00020,000 ' 2B—Parade of Collegesleges Mrs. M rs ./Allen, first vice presidenl; * She was one of 31 classrlass mem- nurses,nurs not lo help In abortions,ibortions, 8—Rifleman Mr.s. Melba . Seal, secondi i vices hers lo receive her cop. cap. The TheTh new law allows womenvomen to 4:00 2SL-Car and Trackck presidenl; presidi M rs. Iva Schuep- - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake get abortions; for physical,cal. men- 2B—Wizard bach, bach, recording 1 and correspond­respond- Knopp. Route 1. Burlcy.Icy. she is,tal iand .social reasons and also 5—Twilight'Zone ing ing secreiary,_nnd*« Mrs. Lena . . ------«-Rradual9-of—Buriey—High-ifthrley— High if their children a rt like e ly ly -to -to -b e ------R-D------eath Volley D3ays ays Cesari, Cesari, treasurer. kl tSGIOLIN School.______IIborn born defective. 4:30 3-K ing Kong Prizes Prizi were awarded to Mrs, IU ------2SI^MovIe, "They Shall y Shall Sarah Soroh Harrison, Burlcy, and l l fTER GAS! g M rs. Allen. ■ “ NO BETTER Not Die" -■ Mrs. / 4—Time Tunnel 5—News BLASTS BI PROFITABLE______kl BERHrS WORLffm 7B—Outdoor Sportsmism an in LOS LOS ANGELES (AP) - A M 8—Dating Game . University Univer of California geo- 1 1 TER PRICE! • 11—4-H Science Club . physici « NO BETTER :iub physicist says undergroundund nu­nu- 5:00 2B-News c c lear lear explosions t m ay sometimeimetlme f '(T i 3-News be be worthwor JSOO billion to the U.S. 5—News, weather, sports econort i . 9 sports economy through the minerals 7B—News ______they______they rirelease. ______“ PAY FORR WHAT YOU GET! . M

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2 SPACES PlusIS P'ermaneiP'ermanent tAAF* 1 Companion Marker In gran or bronze, for JustUS’.''".®:”?'.'"...... Z7D '• ■ . TWIM FALLSS CEMETCEMETERY ASSN. J _____-© i m kf w v tK.-’-;— ------;A.' W.” 6111'' AAA&LANO.AAADLAND.'Pfej. Pi and Mgr:—f ^ “ijjf Joe's s SERV-tV.||R4l1-SELF - , . Aflrf, e rc o u f* # .. fto«oeky'i c h 's got 0 a I cAonc* ogmst 435 MainMoln Avtnu* East I C n N H a c r o s sS roOM ^ O M .MAN'S. .M A ^ MARKET ,th* basis ctN iT WORTHr I # v n .; AND.MAGICIVIAGIC VALL V A L L E Y D R U G ■ J I59! WESTfisT flpm soM I - p y ...... 6 Twh'Folimmo-Hew?imrncj-News ' April 26-27, 19^8I94B FreemanMayGo NewsWS Of RecordI Back To Practice O U f«Y " in s In Minidoka County w as dis- P C 'f ‘ MINIDOKA COUf^Y "ins I a ? morning MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP), A r ea SSPEBSQSA P ] 5A G]Group Singsjings In District C/Ol/ Police Blottertter covecovered lote Thursday morning Mir strict Coiitest P^rS Sre® - Sccrctary of Agriculture Or. NoN citations were issuedIssued Wed* acat ththe'M lnlco Aulo P orts ware-.w • -y[[,g L. Freeman, who says he "■X- nesdoynet alternoon following a hou.s •aken by practice after cJght years in hii c q rts -o f-s o m e 500 SPEBSQSA '.'f 1 ^ ^ ' l i ; - a H i I sdriveway. A 1906 Dodge truck, were members Fridayy and Saturda>Saturday t,.; j a driven by M ax Herbold,a'si'S: 53, Ru- diicv 'ihc lo c k T )IfP s « s « n ‘ P05‘- . . . le building. He said Thursday he has a at Idaho Falls. v • S B Ij pert, anparenily turned•ned inloInlo the Ihe the :rea r door of the building. He rcury driven The loss Is estimatedJ at 1150.J150. slronfstrong Inclination to return .it) ., SPEBSQSA Is more commonl) & path of a i&CI Mercury drivcn The K H i> by Louise Dockter, 49. Paul, a s ThThursday’s Incidentni followed law tond doesn’t cxpect lo re- -■ - known as the the aul and nn- main In Ihe Cabinet If the man P reservation andind'^^^^o^uTaRCr EncoUTaKC; ’ A- ■ r llerbold was ailcmplingcmpiing to three break-ins at Paul and nn-.main Egf - — • TOgOwrp|wV- ¥^ change lanes. olheiother in Rupert Tuesday•sday night.'hesnight.'he’s :supporting. Vice President . m ent of B arberr Shop QuarteiQuarter}; cighborhixxl Humphrey, is cicclcd presidcnl. SinRing.ln A m erica, Inc. . i K SK:V g f ■ f. Damage to Herbold’sIxjld’s truck whid which netted in thc ncighborhixxl Hump fJ ',i ^ was eslimated at STO$70 andnnd ut of (I H.OCO In tools, lires,ires, batter*baltcr*| VI‘;i 'would like lo acquire some Included amonfinR theIhe dlslrictdislricl vT|P' }300 10 M rs. D ockier'st ’s vehicle, ies aand cash. Tuesday'sy's buburglar-,of rg lar-,(,/ |},e world’s goodr,"Tie said a t petltors ai Idaho ' j ^ SPEBSQSA competitors at Idaho Jlter were reported ai Winn’s Big*| Falls will b c aboutibout 32 of thc the ! • .--•V'' '"’M ■ H B Sheriff’s Blotter ivs u «••• ■ SI locAl m em bersrs who comprisecom prise.f \ \ ' • I S H B 'The fifth of a. seriesles of break-b r e a k - 0 Warchou.se. Jewell’s « p a ifj . :______------shop, shop. and Winn’s GasOS and OQ il,!L!J!_f'i|.lL;Ti_brokc, a barbershop quartet,uartet, the Ihe Ma- ’ \l [fl I r ^ Wo r k m a n I plchords. Also appearinR'willppearing'will feebe ' X - i f W W B nil Paul,-and at WorkmaniBlH the Gem Stale-Four,'Our, Trcd Fred &urk-Burk- . Y ^ fV 7»ll Brothers Pomiac. nupert. ... MOON GLO DRIVE-IN iialtcr, Jerome,, BcrtBert Ilulscb,Ilulsch, A If J H Programp Will ■ MO Twin Falls, nndj EmervEmery Wiinon. Arii., A riz.,' F r i. • S a t . - S u n . The Mapichordsds will compote - \ IBM H •/ - R5,. intoxication: Dorisiris MMoran,! oran,| yiu,■Am.ojirrciua s — . ____ with choruses fromom Idaho Falls, - \ Boise, and Montana.itana. Thc The Gem ' 1 ’ M r l i i U E|H W With Incomes;omes SS E SiBte F o u r witlI bcbe competingcompctinf; ' ' ^ \.D\ Wil. Calliiatc. Nev., posted S55 bond, C ______wllh 16 quartelss_ for lhc_rifihtthe richt . • _ WASHINGTON (AP) - Wil* rS& i u n s io com pcte In rcgicinalTompctl*tgicin'alTom>:tI- bur J. Cohen, secrctan'-dcsig-reiaA'-desiR- g JJo d ING COUNTVJ^r^Y PRESLEY ^ tlon. - - ■, HiH nat(nate of Heallh. Educationucailon ondnnd Court court "cilcmentl "ClI. AtJvjnlure untler B a ib c rih o p q u « te l sinRlnR. as ' ■HI ^*' We|(Bf!^nnouncC(l-u>day n ncMf .Shermanct,, E G.illiher. T w in' gj, described by thee chonijchonis direc- direc­ - H H projproghim.l6 help elderly Ameri- p ’„ |suIlx!Jdcd!' tor K arl Wilson. Is Is' well rnunded-rnunded cans get more out off ihclr Ihclr limit- fiihing wilhout license.______I music. H H e ed r i Incomes. '. g g "T he base slnRr the train-|ltrain-1 fefeBI ■. l|E 9 7 Wilson nolcd thot some very ing program s. || AP) — PrMl-;Tcnn., hc will carry•y the rccordrccordiapolis ap Thursday a broad heallh i* I Thc s m a ll. group) of Initial I B . l l wE S TERRANCE*T STA M P fine barbershop musicm lisfc has ta ! bbeen S WASHINGTON (AP) - Pt«l-;7 Musician a n d ' . . written or adaptedlied in reccntrecent Johnson saysI he'll Join in oof the Kennedy and1 Johnson ad- cacare program to "makelake mcdical , „ _ , , trainees will get an inlcnslvel 1 •• - Aiiila Galamb. a teen-age mu- four JOAf^NA PETTET years. rcceni poi,|ick|ng this; year even if n ministrations lo Ihc people carc ca: available to all." . •• ■ een-oge mu- four-week course, Cohen sold. In I he won't be runningIg for re-clcc- "“whatever may be my role.” ^ [>peor May 1 "how to handle finoncial m at-!| Thc Moplchord Rroup received ® my role.” y\|so crisscrossing Indiana In ra c i.l Hero — .11 Humphrey will holdold a news pursuit of voles was McCnrihy, S; Qls and on lers IntclllRenUy, including wise J Ihelr chartcr about two ycors It schools in u'-{l . “ BLUE” c.,0, npo. 'JoininR somec 30.00030 000 SPEB­SPEB- March 31 announcementinnounccment ^ conference Saiurdayly at which termed the prcsidcniial t . ,ver ENJOY OUR from consid- he is expected at long last to an- dc Ing. how to recognize and avoid I , SQSA m em bers around tIhe h e removing himself from consld-jh ng last to an- election this year thc most crili- CONCESSION term, hc told I nounce he will seek the prcsi- m s cr musicianlan Is on a qu«i quackery, fraud andI other .slip-slip- I ' ■rilmed in Technicoloriicolor STAND world. eration for nnothcr term, hc told]" ck the prcsi. cal since I33i. Democrats dential nomination, taklnR on -• xhe* pivotal issues,‘S. he said,said in thelie country. PCH POV schem es nnd how to take I Nfil oltrsdlsnt "Th« Hoppliii Thc local chapterA. pave a . dressir».. on audlcnce of Democrats d Thursday, "does notot mean that thet two contenderss already In an arc foreiRn policy, especiallyespecially as ns At the age of iwn1 he Icorncd "‘>^'•■>'’*“80 of community serv-jl f '" - m rch e an a l Thursd.iy niRht for 1 uninterested ^ e race. Sens. Eugene'Senc J. Me- regardsrc, the VieinamI war, decid- 1°to play the drums, andmd lodnvlodny hc |£2i members of the Twin■\v?n FallsFa^fj Elkselks ^ uninterested cr" Carihy of Minnesota and Robert tnc IS at home Is adept nt playing the clarinet, l.odfic. Thc group' lhas i ; , wappeared S I’" ” '™ $ “v u lng which problems at home Is me.in? F. Kennedy of New York.York- nnand abroad rate nlicniionicnlion firslfirst saxophone,so accordion, piano, all ovcr M a d e Valley ondnnd In­In- Then w hat did It mean? J Kennedy, who Is punctuating tends to continue., Mnny worthyworihy Johnson gave no specifics nnd f, , punctuating and "a kind of testingIg of Amerl- “»‘aropaio, organ, guitar and har- s^clflc-s nnd ^ m p aig n for thehe .May 7 In- can dem ocracy.” mmomcn. Tlie newest: instrument rltllvlxhurry I causes hnve been1 bolstered by left unanswered such questions j HURRY! LAST 4 DAY!DAYS! I Kh questions jio n a prim ary with1 mmajor ajor j»ll- poli- prediction that the contcst t'c tho appcarance of)f the M agi- as whether he miRht get into the Iho contest *'e has m osiercd is the Holiner ^hl ° t speeches, proposediCd in Indian-Inoian- forfo, jhc Republican nomination Mclodica. chords and quarlels,_^^cls,_^ political act before his party - «rict'compctI- chooses a presidential candi- ■, will sonn pick up interestiterest camc Hc has appeared on"n iheIhe Ed Last year al dl«ricl compcti- ' y p A from Sen. 'Thrusion B. Morton. St )n the l o c a l dale. J B. Morton, Sullivan Iclcvision show, ot lion in W ashington the l o c a l ' riffHubCityPTA |R-Ky. Morion said he Isis confi-conli- RadioRi City Music Hnll, the ihc Hoi- Rroup came out seventhseventh among couldn t be unlntcrest- „ A i #1a i -i dent New York Cov. Nelson A, lywoodly Palladium nnd llie llol- a lop neld of competitors,■npetltors. ■: ,nof believe thai I shouldihould devote " re Calvin Prestw ich,;h, president: unachievable promises of un- p I fdihttnhi|ptrtptcttTt!''-«>iMHSi:rENCE FICTIONICTION W ITH ll A REAL Those receiving'; cnrds lo cer- nwesomei duties of thl.? this office- »'treasurer. Mrs. Dalelie Bitterli is P'e of ihc ghetio Into privale en- k [■ ^H snrilG E R IN ITSTAIL.A,t,nir s T A I L . A itartliag r tn r u i of tblnga llfy they hnve stond.irdnd.ird training the| presidency of your coun- the retiring president,lent, andnnd In icrprlse-as workers, os manag- U were Mr. nnd Mrs,I, StnnlevBer- Stnnlev Der- jrv" j clcharge of nrrangements.ents. ^ owners." I' H ^ ^ ^ ^<1 u rrra r t knoN thtm n urtU.Jl. tralutiontrolution hts tamtdtomt cst dirftmtly. Tiii taRolli. M rs. Gerald:rald Barnes. Uis remarks Thursdavrsdav lo the Prize winners projects'ro jcc tj' from f]= '' ■N .i ■/ General Automotlv« ' i' H b , I irtii apet are in ciiirgc;gt; tnihklndtftihklnd li regardedregu a i ip eieh ltti, Mfs, Leonard SchceriCer ond Dale Burroj Club, n Rroupup of assist- theth science fair will be on dis­ ADKI ^ Scrvico... all moko ^ Bitterli. aants to Democratic members of play.pl The program will be mu- KELLY’S BARNlAKN •/•; ears and Jckg.trucks. ; H c I b . . ^ (n il ia lu s pilmltim HhtrIff o m b n tdid , mmwtJn w tJt prrlodlcill/ tinoUd I PQ0Q*> / Km k Uitd Hen*Ttollm YteUin /. BOjHCDiTUJW^roxpntstmsA AtSvnnce c a rd s werewere IssottlIssotd lo CCongress, st^tmed 10 lo Indicate sl' sIcal ti'urabcM- JTomI tboIbo school ‘“HOMS-COOKED FOOD” / t pntstHK J a irdrr to rtdiei th*lrnnniber»,iiidSBppljIhtlr nnmbera, tad to a kind cf iport ' Mrs. R. D. (Bud)I W arbls, Mr. JohnsonJ will not b es'a ' a total- ab- musicm department, underunder tho di* » . , t. / nnd Mrs. Frank Coleman.roleman. Mrs. sstainer from the .campaign.impalgn. rcctlonre of Thomass Haggerty, ^ ^ Luncheon 'A i ^ I O N ^ king commentiryeommenUfy 9SIw thi dntlny of thli A , Wayne. F a ttig , BobbyJobby FatllR. Vice President Hubert H. masicm director. S pecials a D ay j/i hHARlroNhralil r s T T t l / i - KnARniRP.MSeSin^ioi M H I Ihli a plctort Uul canid fo m n o n ■ Mrs. Betty Money,y, Mrs. Paul IHumphrey told a 'Democratic Room mothers will bo In j;321 M S ^ iiimiBatlooBitloo than most telenettc fictloa. M j j t « PLa nle E lt ^ FasdnUng,g, ImtiiaaliK, ladaad pi p H o tU U flg l r^ H B ldBCtd.’‘-A>cM»>,<,.m. l E S M pndnctd. Nnrro'i/'nc NOW ENDS T U E S .- 5 » r r NOW t h r u ss u n r. G ates Open 7:157 :1 5 P.M P .m . 7 ... S> ' G:G ates Open 7:155 P.M...... » 1 moNE 713-iiaA fHONt 75J.S928 JL Fomlll-Hllil ^ Eati en U.S. pO li laillsnd Dri.* \ ■ # W..t .r. U.S. 30 t. en.Brf.t.w!j*.w D,taOfty. , 2 Hll,( 2 •» Tlmt» ^ I —f llC E ^ „ H » 2 *‘ 0 o i # " 7.00 t 9:li p.m. At 8:15 Nightly (onp hoi T T ^ ABUIT...... $1.30, Ishlly (ono hour rvpoBtod'only)) Fri-Sat. HF I - f ^ At 8:15 NIchtIv (One(Ona hour ropcntodr FrI.-Sat.):-) Sol. JL Sun. Show TtrnM ■ I iiia . 3iOS . JiU i h i W ADULT ell.r S pm J1.7J ^ (n m mI m M w M M x 7iJ0 . ?i40 ^ CHIIO...... 30« J. ------* ! WINNER OFDF 2 AWftARDSIAW ! i W l THE MOSTIOST TALKEDTALK 5 A WEEK- \li■ABOUT PICTUREJRE OF TiTHE YEAR! J W C I * 8«>t SupperilnB Acirttt Actrtu •* l..t iMod* riiturt ■ SEE IT TONIGHNIGHT- END AT ^ l i S i i j iE M M ' l ' i i i S i W YOURR W. E j i y E P U U aDEIUYAIflliAWARD ■ H DRIVE IN L -SEEWINNER 11 IER Cl? ACADEI They’re young... T they’re 4 ™ ' infoveSO^BHI nil 'C c ntuaiTKnia iB iL and theyley kill people.pe / VINE ■ ’ ' • _ ' de$1>vd ' ■IOLS 13 ;E TURMAN./ \ andb r f l _ A d u lts ...... 1.25 fA l^K e M u, BONI> N N IE -• A N D 'fw lhw . Shidenfs1.00 iVTnrtuipcacm—. - J g S E P H E . LEVINE iP'JMIlIIlIWiMIMM " ■ CLYILYDE _ MIKE NICHOLS P L U S A T 1 00:15 :1 5 NIQHTLYNIOHTL'i L^RENCE TURMAN. FREE pP L U S A T lO ilS O3N N LY • • ★ ★ ★ Broadway'* Broai bounclngettgett bundiobundia ofol Joy...on the icre>nl Mopc , nvrn^ Ti lNte*r»i»U IMB L J _ J I J „ U Froo Ploygroundu n d r i e v'ertoosoon e r t o o s o o n / -... (ffiB! KjS H I EffiBlSI it'w 'Ji to Starttart laughinglaughlne e t' JGRADUATE ^ ^ ®t M otor Vu KICROFTuDUSTIN HOFFMANMAN-KATHARINE KATHI RDSS ' c fM Ejgffi ia giffliiis0)00 SM ■ : K2IMSGS oanajHAi siMm sm ^ TH I m o r Sh.wiim.i = : ____ - NO PARKING fttVoTV PR O B LEM SII i r g ^ 4i00 • 7|S 0. lOiSO . 5 B c r a \ S "'^2^ ]|3nte'. . m. Sel. a Svn. Sh«w TIIMI w n , \ _ . ■ .___ COLORb/OcUiiarOcUia thn UNTrCDARTISTS ^ q ; T r ^ \ \ I J R i!:— J .:'______- _____ i l ------^ . Si45 Sl45 . 7i50. 9;50 ^ JljEBANCROFTuDU— ___" ^

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C a t h oic l i c ' ^ ! m m m m■ - FBIi Playslays IDown VaryiVarying Descripascriptions

By GAYLORD ftlA W/-. -. . The-FBIThe- FB has not amendeded it.slt.s tween 26 and: 32. In Atlanta,Ita, alzefThis'atzelTlils'K Kair air as either brown er WASHWASHINGTON (AP) -- FBI conspiracy conspirac; complaint to namenam e housewife housewKc who saw a m anin gei'sandy^'gei'sandy.' C o n f l i c t officials are quietly tryinging tolo Ray insteadinsti o( Gall, oUhoughhough out of thcthe white Mustang: esti-;esti-: ■' An FBI 'ou run In'Into th is every tlm e - ^■X ^ and-hatand habii^i James EarlI Ray, murder charge.c 3G. It said Ray is <0. il'sii's hupian rnatlire.'l.i G r o w i n g j B . V 'jflL-aliasalias ElErl^ Stkivo Gall, thele elu- PPuulini u u lin g aspects of. the-ca.se-ca.se EstimateEstimates'of the fugitive’siiive's "Anyway, this gup&Ti-profes- 'RK sive escaped* convict chargcdlargcd continue to pop up. The newesticwest height havihave ratiged from S-feet-6-feet-8 slonal con. He c an changc his By DAVID MAZZv\RCI.UAREI.U M .,.^1 sive es ROME (AIO - Conflici-onflici bc-be- RBV M with ih< the murder of Dr. MartinMarlin involves Ray’s,1 o r Gail’s, sm ok- to 6-fcct.C-feet. hhis weight from ICO to|halr to|halrline line In 1three minutes wilh a (WLc:i III" V jiit;in andnd lefl-winRlefi-winR f 8 m • W Hl-L Lutheruther King J r . ing habit:h a b itj.1 175 pounds His eyes have beenjrazor, bcen|razor, and heh can gain or lose 20 llaliun Cathiillcs inccn^iricd.'n^ified Ibisilii;. H W- K . : TThe h e d discrepancies hnve fueled AtlantaA tlanta rcsidenis said ciga- described as eilher blue orir ha-’pounds wherwhen he wants 10." . speculation lhat perhaps; Ray rctie or cigar 1 ashes were' scat- aga a B iiiiiiiiin B in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 per- icrcd on the carpeled floorr of n MH iBliH m B iim in n iiiiiim iiiii Thc Vatican Daily l.'Osscrva- I K ~ and,^Caand. Calt actually are two per- icrcd on tore Romano, cril’icizin};.-izinR mill- JI p p J P / son^.'^or that two or moree per-'vhile per- »’hlle 19CG191 Mustang that1 FBIF B I 3 B \ \ tani Caihnlics who haw lurntdturned I V.. - sons us Ruport Lions5 Club SSecond econd A n n u al come one ot Ilic m ajoror iM,uc.<:issues in " H * &.*■ son. Reporters showed copies of S lhc campaign for the: May I'J-20l‘J-20 thc FBI-released picture of Galt IB SIGHTHT SAVER!SAVERS I B ™ ■u 1.. there's onlyy. one !|j®to /ho thc ^ F Birmingham witnesses. S' national clcctioni. JE-\N-LL'C BO.MBARDIER,kRDIER, lelt.lelt, ofol Monlrcat and RalphIlph PHUKd,Plalsied. SI.isi P .11I, M im , talkJl* to person involved here," said one j , I Some 50 different croup*;croups of newsmen at Montreal I Jntcrnat'onalJntcrnnL'onal t Airport •Hiursday night after they relumedi from an over* |,fri.|.t J? and to residents of the Memphis m A official. "W e've got his finger- rooming house from whichi cthc H i AMATEUR" TALENT SHOW di>scniini;- Caihoiics held thcirIhcir land *3 trip lo. lhc Norlli i Pole.Pole. I’InlstcdI’laisted led thc.rour-raaa party that (hat was tha i first ever to « a ^ . printsprims nnda wc know who he Is." .■iccond con>!rc‘s Sunilnvday in Ihethe *l‘<^ *•' ^olc by mcclianlcalal mmeans. eans. (A(AP P iwlrephoto) fatal shol was fired. Almostist alla ll S -... Comniunisi-riin cily of HoloRna; ------^------J ' This This ' "one person" contention;enilpn said ththc c photo didn't .resem ble S . . . lo proiesi what they call heavy- * r\ . In itself seem s to clash withilh (he (he m an they1 s.iw. 9 |m v l lin ic o hmOH iq h SCHOOLsc handed Inlcrfcrencc in politics BJ FBI’s formal stance thatt CallCalt Vatying.Vatying ages have been given H by Italian bishops, tp f f i Detroit Mayorlayor Dislikess AAP P A I. r t ic l^ Es'iconspired wilh Van individualividual for Iheihe hunted|ii mnn. H . / They callctl for a “New I.cft" y-y he allepalleged to be hrpbtpiher^ Memphis McmphI residcnls saidd the 3a ^Auditorium m dt 8;0C8:00 p.m. outside lhc realm of ilu- Chrh- fl I violate King's civil rights. m an'nhcy .saw leave thc room* Sif— -----a-—— M. tian Democrat and,'^11; Socialist IVOn / His City’sity’s IAntipovertyerty ProgramP] The FBI filed thc conspiracypiracy ing househousi appeared.lo be.c be. ip||PgjiinmwBiiiiiitiiiiiaiiiiniiiniiiis PI|l| ccnlcr-lrfl alllarcc.irec. Thcyj'Ihcv; ® complalcomplaint against C all Inn Dir- ORrccd 10 col’nboratc In prcpar-|prcpar- DDETROIT (AP) — Mayorlayor Je-'inRJ e .’inR in its proRrams at thcIC end of tcm has1 been operative,"■atlve," minfihaimingham, Ala., 13 days alter alicr niion of ft "While Book"ok" to dcc-dc c-ro f*"" m e P. Cavanap.H of^ Detroit, Detroit , last yyear.” HodsesHodRCs said. "This is being KlncKing wwas shot by a sniperper In . _ . • um cnt "lhc meddlinR; and pres- toolitook Issue Thursday will) witii an CalllnRCall this “ the most; distort- done nationwideno but Information•mation MemphiMemphis, Tenn., Aprilii f4 surf* of the ecclcslasticalsiicjl hior-'Aprihier-'April 10 Associated Press'CSS ani- cd criticism,”crl Mayor CavanaRhivanaRh In Detroit Detr Is way ahead of any Tenncss Tennessee officials quicklyV filed _ , nrchy, . .in ihe prc.''cmni clcdoral 'clc nbout operations of thc cclty^s ity's said.said lhct S3,2M finure "actually‘actually community commu action program.m a murdi m urder charge against Galt. II Dll . m om cni," :anti:antii)ovcriy pro;;ram, rcpresrepre.senlcd lhc services5 provid- "in-In Iheu past there was nonn ma-mn I??,'Two days Inter, the FBI said I Tlic d is scn I infiiR Calho-' ,TI Tlic article was written'Ilten byiedbyicd duripRdu a thrco-monihh period chincrychincrv set up for recordini;Inp this “0 check of fingerprints showed I a n d lies, sonic cf whonj have:ivc afirced.DIc;acrced.DIc;: Darnes and Gaylordltd Shawj—Oclobcr, Shaw j—Oclc Novcmbtfr and De-De-kind kind of d ata.'’ The 80.M0 figure,fipuri Ray ‘f'C map. sought, and ' 10 run as indcpt'ndi'nisnis on ihIh ee'cf 'c f VWashinj;lon, membersrs of thc cember, cem bt 1967—alonc.’^ IlodresIlodRcs said, was based "on••n» es-«<' be had used Galt ns an alias. Communist partv lickel,:kel, wcrc-/'^’w crc-''J’ S|x.'clal A.s'.i;:nmenlit Team , In -addiiion•( lo IdenllfvinRy OR thethc limatcs lim atcs thnt wcrc available/ttinhii. "Ray ^ ?iescaped April 23, 191)7, rcfcrrin'i in pan' tn a Januar\'i"'hoJanuar>’iw'ho ,sp<'nl Ihrco weekss In De-De-53,2S3 53,2S3 a.s parliclpant.s '" a t thc prior t svs^rm frorn the M issouri Slate Peni- Penl- at the prior to thc computer systemsysicm 1''°!? “ w here hc was serving slaicmcnl issued In thele name of imit trnit .siudvinR Ilio proRram.:im. end of lasi yc ar.’^ the APP aarticle rtic le report.' report.’’ ‘cS'lofy conferencs' Cavan;r;h said the articleliclc con- pointedpoinlC' oul that thu fipure cam c iip sn ,. a 20-ycar sentence for a S190 SU-su- I M M D A i lhc Italian bi'hnns' cnnfcrencs C;j re cam c n o said the 53.283 flRurc cited “ ^O-ycs callinc in Catlmlics lt>n> vole for lain:inini-d "lalse. mislcadini::ini: and] fromfrnm a i quarterly report. Jl said: hv the ' pcrm.rkct robbery. it said: hv thc-AP represented "ser. P£[HE! ■ to the Music of lhc Chrislian Democrais:rais oncconce distortcil'’ criticisms and an-|"Tan-|"The lte fi(;urcs, containedJ Inin an vices’’vlces^^ rendered durinc thehe Inst I apain, ir-niiI r'nji-'-:':! that a dc'aiirdd rc[xirt;rcporliunpub unpublished ouarterly report, repori. quarierquarter of 1957. nnd thnt some -rj This drew protests frnm some wouwould l:e sent lo coniiressmcnpressmen Ii representruprcs barely 15 jwr cent ccnt oroflp^i-5on^ I persons rcccivcd more thnn one r i n i lilx'ral hishops noiahlyly MfrhcicMirhele Michii’.an legislaiorsiiors toto, .ih the c 319.7183-1 poor peoplef In the scrN’ice. He said Simmons re- Romania Reds;ds H Ca'diral J»clIe(;riro 'of Tiirlnj‘’cleT iirinl"clear up innuendos andnd lialf-iacencv’slialf-iaRcnC' larcel area." ported ' that 31,5H .Individualsvlduals rr^ r r i 1 T a. and Archbishop Salvatorealore nal-;truilnal-itruihs" in Ihc ilispatcli. '• I 1 AnlipovertyAnii Dlreclorr Sim- were recordedr« as havinR comc J. O l H HI MUMUSTIE dassnrri nf Ravenra. At n laicr]laicrl 111llie mayor cited a reporteport by,mby,mons. ons. in his’ report to Ihehe may- mav- imo the proRram during that pe- Topple .J Late H mcetinR lho bl'linps'“ failed to (ho cily's antifxiveriy dircctor. dircctor.!or. I or. .cl claimed Ihat 80,000' people riod. O x ncrec on any clcar-cut•It dcclara-dfclara- R i it c h a rd Simmnns, which'had which'hadlic liecn served bv the programjroitam TTi'eTlio Al" rciiorlcra saljid thethc OStiougmaii tl’l I I lion nn politics. jclairclaimcd that ihe Ai* ariiclelic li'lia had'in d 'in I9G7.I9C; ' nf-ency’aRcncy's quarterly report-a I BRAUN C ritics nf the cvhortatinnirtaiinn on,coni;nn,contained "incorrect !ilaie-| Askeil by n newsmani to ex-siandardex- slandar "administrationJ°‘’nr(^ pro- BUCHAREST, Romania. 1 9 1 BR polillcal "uniiv of Catholics"holies" dc-'mi'H dp-'m i‘ils " alKiul ihe nrn;;ram.am. Iplain|p|ain Simmons' report.. Brian cram proRressr report" loIn Ihethe f.AP)CAP) -— In a move resemblingtibllng n g | j I S Singing in g and c iarcd thal il 'was not in kecpint:;kecpinf^; M;Mayor Cavanaf.h parlieularlyijiojnf,.iirulariy,iiod:;os, spokesman for lhc anti- U.S. Of Conor* the denunciation of Stalin In thc g d n lhc anti- U.S. Officc of Economic Oppor* H PlayingP l a y your w ith Ihc icachinR of thelhc ?rrond;di'.pi?crond;di'.pulcd Ihis sintenienlI 'i>in (he,povertythe]poy,’’ft anency-the Mayor’s lunliy—listedlunliy— the 53.283 fiRureflcurc Soviet IUnion In 1S5C, thc Roma* WJ m T t kf j j fS i? . ' Vatican Coiinri! and:l Ihal a'AI’ report;i "By the anilpovcriyIpovcriy CommitteeComm for Humanin Re-Rc- under a: column headed "to"total ial "1“'’ CcCommunist leaders today E fj j i i H requestsreque at the handful of bishops d mmv v it upi;p nr.cncy’s nr.cn own'ailmiwion.in. only sourccssource D cvelopm cnt-saldiaid the No. CAPC/> (Communitv Action '"Plopp'co Plrf. l«lc sItOhETMn M S B wiihout consultini; thc■ ro-si.rcsl. '53,2S'53,2.S3 persons were pariiclpal- ^n.nnoj.:n.pno figure was an estimate,iiHtc, ProRram)ProRrar participants" wwith ith a GheorRhGhcorgho Ghcorghiu-DeJ XZ (rom He said Ihc quarterly (ir.ureiRure of parentheticalparenthi "Actual" and n lo't:l°^ty pcarch In Romanianlanlan I PIANOPIAN and 53.2S3 was obtained IhrouRhrouRh a footnote th a t reads: “"Tolnl Tolnl Communist Commui history. LBB ciimputerlzcd method of asscm-assem- number ot individuals particl-lartici- A commissioncor of the Roma- g ^ g I . ORGAN! blyinf- data on individualsals thatlhat palinRpatinR inI one or more^'CAP,P pro- central” commiitce Impll-imnll- I f t M ^ I d al h h o o -1 N e w s went 1 inlo effect only durlnRring the Rralnr.ratn nccountsr in manpower.power <^alcd Chcorghiu-DeJ^ in thee trial last fiuarier f[u of the year, cducatkeducation, housinR, healthIh and execution of Communisi of*of« nu in w n x nUN AGAINIAIN • I .STUDENT KIl.I.ED.p "This" ™ Is Ihc only Ihrcc-monlhe-month commurcommunity services. Eachh Indi- ^Lucrcliu Pairascanu in CAI.DWIZI.I. (A P )-SStale lalc Rcp.lRep. I EMME'ITCN (AP) — A ’■"i-ycar- 2.1-ycar- >>‘31 the com puterler .sys- vidual ;should be countedJ only IHS Alcxandru Droghicl. nn in- D onald 1.. Winder, Caldwell,aldwcll, n old Uoise CoUe;:c sliidcRilent' be-1be-] ------^------'>"ce."oncc.” Aiexai cumbent member of tho party jj^^B real estate broker, nnnounccd camicamc Idaho’s 7llh trafficic dcalh O • *. O 1 Anlipoverty Direcior Sim- cumtenl rc- presidium, nnd form er inlcrioriicrior Tliursday he Is n candidatedidatc for of ihcili year this mornini:,,iw w i,™ h c j n i o O i r l p mons - al.so disputed the AP re- diu; Soviets Send port th a t "the flRures representpresent m lnlnls^ i ;^ was stripped of his iK m re-clcclion from IC(;Klallvclatlvc dis-di.s- thcthe 'c ar in which h i rode le d ' lis re- cpublican, Stale Highway 52 on a curve f T -. barely 15 pcr cent of the 3193-19.718 719 (function u n c tl ^ In Ihe parly. His r c trlc l 11. ilc Is n Republican. State ,’, moval from the Cabinct In! ------and rtlled. Ul) 1* poor people in the agency’s tor- . 1 „ Up i. Another RCt ;;ctA nrens.’’ nrcf ' ''btcnwhich h he Is deputy prem ier:rw was as , . APPLICATION wmiDR/WVNIDR/WVN i,i;iIdnho State Pfilice rnl-l the /-i ^ •r.L,, recommended. nOI.SE fA P )-T h e Idahodaho Mln- victlivictim was Kcnncih James .S n f "The fact Is," he said, "that recomm thc total population of the larRct , Observers said thc -real signlf. slgnif- Ins Co. of Tcxa^ Inc. has wwith- ith- Lan;:Lang, nf Fairiianks Alaska,:3s who Satellite .S , .rtiwt Icancc lay In the accusationsations drawn its nppllcniion to the:[nst ; _ , . a reas comes to 395.000 persons. n to th e : [nst his life when a c ar■ ‘J.fi'-'i'n^MOSCOW driven*— MOS( (AP) — The•S Soviet oviet FunhermPurihcri ore, It is erroneous to against Gheorghlu-Dej. HlsI l i l l Stale I-and Doard for an pcrmil^hvpermit,hv .;.2i,vrar-ol(l Ronald Clark. Union today announced the 5(3,^ total population of to dredge mine In Shoshone Qni^cBoise, left tho highwayy north launchlnn launchl of anniher unmanned ,nr/r !'™”C .‘rrc"L £ ;„f“or?,i3, £ , WEDNESDAY & FRIDi County. of i?, manned ,„r/Tcl nrens is poor.’’. "1“ ^ '',''’ wi r & FRIDAY i A # l l of Emmeil. ' Icarihicanh ! satelliie wiih on unusual simmonsejmmi said only 30 per‘r ccnt llberalizaiion»beral zj in Romania, so far Slule Ijind Commlssinncr.Gor- xin Inncr.Gor- xiic accidcnt happenediat at 3:50 orbit.orbit, of th^ tho people in the a areas. re as o ' lightly rcgl- ■■ don Trombley said the firjn aa,m ni. ., officers Mjid, Cosm qosnw s 219 w as rcpbrto.d rouRhly rouphlv 1111,500, nre poor enouRh•nniich mented Communist countries D wrote osklnR wilhdrawnl'■ol of the ------circlinpcircling the earth at distance's j , de.splio'liberaI foreign and trntle Q npplicalinn nnd Rave “ very little* - - f m r^7 standards for > very liltlc* - - NAMED TO COUNCILCIL raniiinjraniiinR from 135 miles '0 lo *'0971,097 jhg,he nntipovertynnti program (I.e., cxplanalion." , , .130 = BANKNIGHT!WGHTS BOISIHtW J-A Boisee altor- miles, - , „n nn annu annual Income of no flnr'i: more **GhMrghlu-DcJ. 'Jororf who wns bolh He snid tlic firm saidlid In the ney. Brucc JJ'.^ivier. hasIS been ■ It wjw as the third Soviet .sntel- than jJl.GOO , , for individuals.t ThPThc president and party chicf, died , _ UP TO letter ''our oxamlnaliyn,diMlos-n,diM los- namedname lo iho'N^\ionaI Advi--oryidvi--ory lite pupul up in the last three fijjurc n, • ‘ u in 1965. Nlcolne Ceausescu now ^ cs iW e Jo .the claim is in thc BoardBoan Council lo ihe J3urenuirenu of days.. (Cosmos 218 Tliursdayia y ap- jgto aj, maximum of *7,800 a; "car year holds both these positions. ^ ■ Uniic3'!iiatc.'> Rovcmmcnl.”ncnl." I-iivJ Manajremoni. it wasv.is an- pearcdpcarcd tn bc another lest■‘‘>f of nn2" fora familv of 12), ^ Now a .special commission sel The claim is on nalionalional for- nouneednmmf Fridav hv Secrfiary'lary of orhiinl Jiomb sysicm IhatJi;* the - TTiet-i,- AP . figure for area popu- up “ P J°(0 look Jnto the Pairascanu est latul-aktnpW c tlie; St. Joe InteriorIntcri -Sicivarl L Uilall.II. Uniicd Slates suspects the Sf>- j(,,]Qp „ trinl told a plenary meetingi o( 3 ^ - ^ 2iOO 0 < $ |A rprrea- devclopinR, CosmosCosmM . “ ntipovc^I..1, 1 the Romanian central commit- — liii'.i-T. ]1 Uowlcrnov is an ouidoor' recrca- ‘ , t!ilV '>■ ancncy report dated March 1. |*'® ------ti lion lion riblc“ R’bic I „ 1 am\punccd Tliursdayay bv dl- ID/IDAHO I'Al.I.S (A P)-'Tbo )-"T h o li'esliies anda; said only lhat they . , idcnt's ° Ch»y. I • - • ^ . everv-w’ere carryinR out space „.re-r7 Poof >" Detroit, the President's ° ^ SATURDAYS ONI THE rectors of Dolse-Cascadc]dc Cnrp. dollaidollar I; in deep irouble everv- w’ere i Commission on Civil Disorders 'o '* '■ Thc dividend will bc paid 10lo wh'’rewh'Ti ." .sa id .Suii<- Sen.' Or\-iil -scarch. I,., ii,,, contended lhat $12.(! million on June Hansen. R-Idaho I-alis, Friday. ' T A ispi r . 01 .,p=cc .Kiivi.,. Ihl. WHEEL OF FORTUNE . -stockholders of rccord on June Hansf • .rvtinn ^ P 'ft 0 ” Community Acllon 'f, 21. V • - ■ liarHansen, a candidate for thcthe , causcd speculrflinn p'Programs In Ihc clly "averaged )rowIngt Every Fev/ Minutes J ' c Union is prcpnrinR a I SUNDAID A Y S i : •• ------— RepiilRepublican nominaii'in for Con- in s I(t liPProxlmately J35 for eachl poor i l 2 ," i r H i Bringing Your SweepstakesSwaepiJ Ticketi nd Dis- spectacular, pcrfjaps Rrcss from Idaho’s .'^crond Dis- This would figure out Ch.mut iaWMa| I C fc trict. said tliai lhc dollar- "com"com- volvinc vine several cnsnyjnauts andt ■ C osts Smandcd , eonfidcnce at homemc amiand hnKups , abroad" when former Presidentresident sl'ips-sbips. » \ Divifiht Eisenhower left officc i DINNEINER I Take Jump noarlv eiftht vcars a^o. , * \ P ' I ••Now it comcs as a'■'^21 shock News Of Record l l * O l l but no surprise whcn Iho. chair- MMINIDOKA COUNTY, ; Dui'ing March Fitleral Rc'crve^c'crve SState Police nioticr c in the E lsie F, Heins, 29. Rupert,l M O N D I ,, WASHINGTON (AP)-UvinR)—Livinr !| DIAMO costs rose fnur-tcnths off one per iv r "■'’rst financial crisis wcc have w-aswas cilcdcit for improper passing, cn de- M onday after thc I0(i5 Ford she| 'c c n t in March, tho bicRCsi Jump '’i” * was driving sidcswipod a 19G2 in cip.ht months. thC };overnrnenl Elaled''"'' ‘‘"was''dr I’ernm cnl i-nnsunicr'mcr' Is ChcvrolChevrolel Inn truck driven byi .said loday. . y ' , thc helpless vifiim of Rro'.'sr s m is-A le x N'MacKenzie. 37. also Ru*; F Rl tl E r J Some -(,3 million -American •bv.ihc pcrl. The .incident .occurredli;rcurredl JIM': \mertcan nianaRcmcnt of ih: dollar bv-ihc pert. ’ IM S 1 workers thus suffered n loss of present nalional adm inistra-inlsira- about one-half mile north'rth ofofi . 1 SERVED, FROM3M1:0aP.M. 1 :0 0 v flT j^ purchasinR power -despite rcc- 5|„j,.. •• 1;^ Accquia on Slate HfRhway 24] (AdultsIts Only) ^ I ||j ord hiRh wai;cs. ------. a s MacKenzieMac was atlcmptinR;Sin^^i In Jackcpot, p o t, NeNevada __ Pricy.^ Ihc past six:.fnonlhs .pionlhs ^ SEEICS RE-ELECTIONON to makemak a left tu rn inlo hl.s have necn risirir: al nnn ann\;al n a m PA (AP) - Stale: Rep. driveway.drivewa rate of four pcr ccnl,.thee Msticsthighest ErnestErro' Alien,. R-Nampa,a, an- DamaRCDamn to thc H clns'vchlcle::,ci‘:i t o m m\Y y g GIBSON ib r In 17'years, said Arnoldd Chasc.Chase. nnuncftL-Thursdaynnunc he would wnsw as estimatedcsi at SS50, and ata t SUNDAY assistant commissioner• of the ro-clcclion. . $15JIS to tlthc iruck. ______aand n d hhis i s Bureau of Libor Slatislics.ic.s. Xh^xh(j Nampa farmer, from Dis- WvYvm ® | But hc said he doubledcd there irici , 13. will hc scckinn l.ls ' will be nny governmentnt move eir.hih term in the siaic Hou*iC k k ““ ' SINGINGNG GUITARGUI J toward pricc controls, such as of’of Rcprcsenlaiives,Ri where he ||^ | SWEEPSTAKISTAKES IS were imposed during the thc Ko- has served s< M vcars on lhc cdu- • JTrl S ' RESTAURANT.URANT OPENOF ' .■ S i H ' rean War whcn priccs were ris- caiion comfniticc. SMOTHERS ' ■ ■ InR even faster lhan now. "It seems nimost outIt of thcthe USEu s e TIME.S-NEWS•; WANT ADS \L OUPON nnnnnns , DRAWING g .....» ....i WING r g j que.siion. wilh the prospccts for 5frn T iT k 'T r riB r^------— Vfl COUPON pcace in Vietnam, thatat price pricc = WANTED IV r CLUB - controls would be instituted at m H |‘ Ihis tim e.“ Chase .said.______^ ENTER YOUR £ R I MONEY I ^ M l FAVORITE IN g , FREE MOI M - B '■ u Moy 3, Sundays «xcflp>td 5 J | H THE MOTHER'Slie S ■ Coupon Goodlhru Moy 3, Sund li ^ ^. - ^ n 2 5 CAFE CAI BUY I MOTELMOTE ■ 5l^ ON GUNS, c o ir CIUBS, sxu. ^S DAY CONTEST : - o r ^ oiAh I I CASH DRAW'ItAWINGS ING loVtll□Veil andond Robertatobirtc Barton ^ DIAMONDS, WATCHES, UOIOS, 8 B SPONSOREDc p ( BY J le Nickels | ^ MUSICAIMU INSTMMENTJ, TV. S , )T I 10 Free Nh I No Purchase.se Necessary , HarviyHaivey andond KcnalHazel W right r 5 TYPEwmms. binocuuis:l', ' Si Q ‘•®' Local Magic Valley « ■ . Doy Per Parson Over 21 S . ] . 9 CAMtSAS. T< PE RECOIDEKS,K, 9h M orehont* ^ 1 Coupon Par Doy Per Pinor J S SADDUS. CHAi,>l SA,VS, TOOIS,OIS. S9 , - G u l l SELL ^ II ANO OTHE* II'JAS Of VAUItVL ^ ULISTEN S T E i FOR DETAILS ^ I - ■ g g . MLS 30 LUCKY ' — " ^ O ^ Also BUT • SJll • T»ADf ^ D IN N iF UlLICENSE WINNERSlERS ■ B O A T Sy ReiRegister Free All Week. H n FREE DINI ^ ^ H I G H W A Y 93, JACKPOI,> '9 3 , jackpot; NEVADA. B Use Classifiedss UJ , Winners Polled Wad. ■ ' d S M M p - ' Y, APRIL 28 a n d T h u rso Classification 1:69 ■9 - 1450 KC r SUNDAY, APRIL 1 to 4/^3.171. Adults only._ I f $ 2 5 - $ 1 0 - $ 5 ___ m HAL , Served 12'noon to 4/tj.t7i.>» S ' ...... ■— b l ______;______• ’• «»«*

__ 3 Twin Fallsalls TImei-Ne\>TImei-Newi • , April'26*27,'196827,1968 , . ' ■ Mrs. Herrett Is LLocal o e s Hairdilirdressersrs W in Trop]"roplaies President pJ Of '■ Woman's Club n't take “a back ' ’“ck sfai 10 any |)lace; in iheIhc Malestate alat F ILER - Mrs, Wilfred H errelt ihs reccni Idaho CosmcloloRisls’ H D H H was clccied president of ihe Fil- i;n Association convention held in H M M eM rri-r Woman’s Club at the meeling — Boise, a s.se v e ra l of the large . and U b rarj’ Tea held In ihc '■wBaA / trophies pre«^cnied in various ' ■' MelhodlslMet Church Fellowship Ijtf conicsis were won>n by local hair- : • ; HalLHall — dressers. ; Mrs. Ella Tegan was selected B ® ; ^— tm S M a ' - Sr>cncer P arker, co-director codirector of ' ' vicc president; Mrs. Earl Ij. ' P atker's HollywoodDod Beauty Col- Col­ - 1^1 HueHue, recording secreiary; Mrs, ' lege. placed sccond in the cre* J.M. Jamerson. treosurer, and f f alive coiffurc class, wilh his MrsMrs. Ernest Peck, correspond* f y P e o / t . □ D l t " Nadini'. as model; Mrs. ing secretary. Jlj Parker placed fir^t' in th e novicc I 111 B class, with Vicki ParkerPorker as her dire mwJel. and M rs. PParker arker and Ran - Vicki won Ihc silverlver trophy. ranc Members of Magic Valley-Cfls- By ADlCAILVAN.VANBUREN BUREN II havc to walch:h mmy y pi-niilcspennies AssMimlon /Sm)|. ' Mrs DliAR ADDY:’: I1 never caredinow. care . ^ ate No. ■!, wcrc hosts for the pres much for wIrs on men, but laie*|' lai( I have one son.I. HHcJs c'js*m married arried conveniion held ac ihe Doise duet ly I have been;n changinRchanglnj; mymndm rocs to collepc.allege HeHc nndand Downiowner, wilh Margo Bulier- m inJ. Allhoufih1 my husband Is1 his wife havc been>ccn idmcominR ins lolc «s K '" '™ ' ch«ir»i«n of Iht only in his carlyirly forlics,forlics. he’s’myhe’ home for SundaydinneriJaydinncrrcK. rcR- J” ",'"".’. id Elva Md: been bald for som e llmc.ilmc. Nptlularly.Np and iKcy•y brinebring Ihtlrilicir km lts, co.th.ijrm.nn. ^ o n l / I l u l ,'h u l h is. boaiK*coniesboaiK*conic laundry lo do inIn mvm y washing Theme lor ihc convention was . to n <|c<;id«i pomiini on lop. Lately Laiel; machine Aboul n nionihmonlh agobro. "Ei'f' I’erpetua." stale of Idnlio Idnho son Ills heatf'has taken;ikcn on a “poi*“ pol | told ihem lhat‘duc-'ioa t ‘ d u c -'io **my m y fnoito, which mcans.:ans. "M ay she \ - - Ished" look, whichhich ma'kcs ththe reduccd circumstances:ances I was go-Ro­ endure," Appro.ximaielyimaiely 350 cos* point on lop allll the muremore concon- inR lo charRC themicm 25c a load mcioiogisis a t tic e n n d d e c d d from /.>.'• -''nii spicuoiis. for thc use of myly facllitiPs.facllitlps. My 'hftiURhoul Idaho) and sunound-surround- I am so tirfd of people askinRaskini son .said, 'T h a n k you.you, Mother..Moiher. iiR , m e. “ What hnppcncdppencd 10to youryou bui we will do ourur laundry else- C'nicMs held during thc con­cnn* JM llf!' husband'.< head?"?"' ' where," vention Included sludent.student, novice,novice. can Ihc.v rcI hairculting. silverr irophy and ar- ' '1- ' Wouldn't n wigilR 'b-be e less cnncnn* Abby, w here can th e y Rct >he ■ spicunus?"!! 1 sny tt)to Rttfitt one.one thcir liujndry donenc nsas cheapchcap us I's'ic. and includedJed contestants he say* he'll Retet one. here? And as longng as they pa>pay from throughout Idnhn and-theand-thc win i;s. All contests Anoiher quesiion::ion: irIf my huvhus lo Rei it done, why nol giveRive surroundin}; slates. All contests at band does'.decldcJc to RCt'aRct'a u’iRwig, me the money? II nm very hurt,hurt were judged onn lliellic currcnlcurrcnt ' will hc hove ,1olo .have a newnev In faci. 1 am sickick ovcr iiit he-hc "Rul/lcd C url'’ look,x’k. passport picturc.-takene.-lakcn IN IhcIhi cause wc had a wonderful rcla-rcia ' >(■ * * wiR? And where: it says '•Hair." '•Hair.' lionship before this happened should he put down "BALD”"BALD’ They siill come S'^t-^r's:?: lo me Ior Sun W orthy MMatron atron o r ’ihe color of the wiR? ThankThan} day dinners, but they refuse to Pk you kindly. bring their Inundry. Was 1 rip.hl Installed For : MRS. F. IN LASl^ S VEGAS o r m o n n asWng Ior 25 c tn ls - a load? """'“ '““ Chapter No.Mo. 78 for i DEAR MRS. F .: U your hus-hus HURT Reb< HAGERMAN-Mrs. Kenneth uflBuSHBHHHHH band would be happier wlih ai •Mrs. Kenneth Howard L Childs, executive f.u, Hulme wa.s clecicd and installed “wIr," he ihouldId ccrtainly rci DEAR HURT: Unless Ihe few :1h“e"lfagcrmnJ DISPLAYING THE SECOND pbce Irophy prtMniedinied la thth« a H R S T P U C E ININ the the novicenovice ccUi lass a t the receni convention director of the, Idaho ’Youth one. And since Ihehc halrplecc willwil dollars Involved would h a. vn c worthy matron at the HaRcrmnn Ranch. Ruperi. spoke on the oTn you yo^'d Order of EasternI Star.Star Chapter crcaLfvc collfurcK contestcontcst held ai t the rccent Idaho Cosmeldlo-Cosm'eldlo- weni to Mr*. Spencerneer PParker, arker, slandlng,slam and h er model, Vlckl 0^,.^ chance hls oppcarancc«arance consid-consid worked b hardship on you. you'i fc ’ cont-enMon> ^eMAeld In Boise, a re Spencer Pirfcer, co-otm er ranch nnd its projects. ^arsicfpiiitf «f>.s week. r, co < w n er P arker. Mr*. Parkerrker and and VfcW VJcW afso al won Ihe sflver Irophy. C i, erably, If ho planslans loto wwear ear II hnyc been wiser lo liave skipped" lywood Beauty College, arllst, iiidd his.wife. Members of Magicle ValleyValley CCosmcio osm elologlst’s Assoclailon. Alflli- Jhn,M rs. F. E. Albln. librarian. plnchlnB pen* .Others cicclcd nndnnH installedin»iniift,< P ark cf’s Hollywood Beauly constantly, he should!iould update his It. Apologize for plnchln;{ pen* n worthi Nadine, model. ApproxlmaieljApproximately 250 cotmelologlstsIs at(£j}^edit(£j}^ed Ble No. 4, were hosts hosts for for the the convention con held a t Ihe Boise Mrs. Rex Reed prcsemcd vocal passport pictures.s. And where ll nies and hope thathat evc^lhlngeverything were Ed Neyman. worihy pa- c Allen, nsstlci- ‘*’® fromrom Ihroughoui Idaho aad surroundingding stastales. le s. Downtowner, wllhI Margo Margo Bullerfleld,Bullerfleh Twin Falls, as chairman i,ositpresented the program.-Mr, and says “ HAIR" hc should pul comes ouf In the■ w wash, ash. ‘''0'’! Mrs. Claude Allen, associ­ duets, and Mrs. E. i>- VincerU., ate m atron: Mr. Allen, associ-associ*------* ------I of ihe sessions, andind Elva Elva Knowles, Knowles, ctN rhairm an. jp down Ihc color of his “ “uIr."u Ir." ‘ and M rs. E. A. Deem p tayujor- (P.S.: I hope yourur husband does DEAR ABDY: II hmhave t >a ralhtrralher "l» P"™ : Mrs.5. W'K»Virgil Nor* - -r. T-rr~rsr7Ji urd'agan and piano numbers. Roy not “llip his wIr"vIr" abroad or w ell-tc^o uncle w ho isIs In bhis b ttt r t la r y : M rj. Alan Er- 1 _ .. atMolsee. C Kirk Ramsey and Mrs, he m ay havc Iroublo gellinggetllnR laie scvenlies now.ow. AboulAbout 1!12 "'I”, irca su rtr; Mrs.mS “E l " Ncy-nS; Forthcoming | ning AAcMvifies.Set- ! P°ric . and Mrs. L, ^ Joyce ILirding presenled mu^i- back In Ihe country.)intry.) ve ars aRO. ihls unclencle asked mc conductress, and Mrs. L, cal numl>ers and Cindy Ander­ if I would bc-"cxcculor"Kcculor" of his L- Chaplin, associate conduc- i son presenled a reading. DEAR ADBY: rT am a widowwIlIqw will. I told him I would andnnd IBy Purplele Sage CowBelles The refreshment table was of less than onec year. Mv in-in­ that was the end of the conver- Appolntetl officers nro Mrs. ic Purple Sage Note was made iliai an y o n e ceniered wilh an arrangement come has droptwd)cd from $1,900 satlon. As such, I don't have Merle Owsley, chaplain:Japh'i™ Kcn-£ SIIOSHONC-Tlit Porpk- Sajt (i no-host lunch- inierested in promoting beef ( ^ a n a r u ^ W;of bronw colored chrysanthe­ a monlh lo $1.50000-- a monih, so ihe faintest Idea wvhat hal I am sup-sup* neih llulmc, marshal:hnl" Mrs.Ows- Mrs Ows- CowBelles*■ held a nivhost lunch- s Arthur’Dan- 'he ManhattanKlan Cafe re-re* may join the group.. Yearly duesd u e s mums. flanked with gold ippers ------j— posed to do. Shouldlid 1 wrlle and lev, organist: Mrs. Arthur Dnn- in gold holders. Mrs. Ella Tegan. iels, Ada: Mrs, MaxKuhn.Ruih: axKuhn. Ruih: e«iiil.v, where variousiou.s aciiviiicsactivities are nominal, A A n r t l n Mrs. T. S. Nicholson and Mrs. Marian /Martin V I U I U M , jjgn't w ant him lo Rct Ihe Hips, Esthi'r; *“r Ihc future weree planned. Couniics participating In th e '' im lo RCt the Mrs, Rolin Phillips, Esthi'r; •' N. L. Larson were members of p r n J O'” w ailing for him Mrs, Charles Robinson,inson, Martha; M artha; M rs. I.orna Faulkner,ulkner, Cood* organization are Elmore,S.'aoS Good* Wonderful W< P attern iker. Electra; ing, president, conductedonducied the ing. Camas and Uneoln. rf ul World i S f e Ihe o lea committee. to die bccause I’m not, but Mrs. George Lenker. Electra; ir Thc annual Blossom Luncheon shouldn’t I know where lo find Mrs, Robinson, warder,arder, nnd E. businessh nieeting, Mrs. Carol ’ll'e next meetingg is a t 1:15 . ^ ^ will b f held 01 1 p.m. May ll his valuable papers:rs and so on Chaplin, senlinel,el, IIllallowell, wjcreiary,iry. reported P -^ '. ** no-hosi lunchi-bn. M ay , ’ier.son. Good- 25 a t Glenns I'crry. Tlie c x n clc l ^ at Ihe Americnn Lcfion Hail. m r In case of his death?“alh? I didn’tiJidn’l Mr.s-. Al Karloff, Duhl.Buhl, was in- ninnd Mrs. M arvin Pierson. Good- f. * # M .siRn anything and anm m wondering stalling officer, assistedsisted by Mrs, ining. gave the treasurer'su rcr's report, Iplace will be announcedneed la te r. A- Stockton. Calif,lllf. woman As for the Egyptians, ihcy had V ' wants to share herr theory on slaverv.slav( Tlie Moslems h.ickcd if he iias changed his mind and Martin Slanc, Mrs.rs. Jim Ben* M rs. .Smilie Wtlcox,)x. N orth Slio-Silo- ¥ * ¥■ ■ wji whal causes "adultsts and chil-ch'il- nffoff 1h e ad s in trying tu loach ihe asked somebody else or what.what, rett and Mrs. Warrenrren Berry. sl.shone, is Lincoln Counly vicc i Area Auxiliary coumy vlct Varieties e life to bc poor m isinform ed. As for athc- /• How should I go) nbout Rettinggetting Commitlces appointed>ointcd bvby the clchairm an. I ties ' this information? Rrim. ugliness, miseryry and a fail-fail-Ists, Ists, In . Russia they’ve chalked new worthy m atronon includeincludc fi- Lincoln County m em bers nam- up quite n-Rcnrc under ihe ham- Plans Banquet ^ UNINFORMEDIINFORMED nance. Mrs. Cliaplin.in. Mrs. Slanc e Iheir delegates I c V j ^ miltee. [flmals and stationery,ry. all avail- alsoa presented conlcstle?l Mgames, m t j, .'I’V **?*■ ) ’ . ."E, ^syP] tvpl Mrs. Max Smith. ^ lo Boys’ Stale. They are James ' 1 ablo for use by persons•rsons orOr or-or* v wilh Mrs. George Naum'iinj.um'nn JJr r .. achieved •imernal glory’ and ... Plant Excliangelange j—^ ^ —i C ^ * rniu Highlight of Jhe afternoonk was Wcllhausen ■ and Dlaine Soren- ganizations who arere interested Mrs.^ Ogle Wall and.Mrs.;?r"’5=iJ^ JHoyd 'r i"," ih' criies M m '^hen Its religiousL-mhnIc symbols ‘he were sa lc at which J23.20 was sen. wilh Dusty Jensen as al- Meet- I Social Calendarlenaar | fnin promoting the sale of beef. PattersonI winning prizes. M rs. ii„ L ,k« netted and donated to Ihc "Ughl Vf) \ Highliglits Meet ’ Conlaci mny bc madelade through BallI rcceivcd a special?iil oi/fgilt. Ihe moon and sinrs. Under thc Jlf"? \ . TUTTLE — A plantlant exchange Rcn I,oiiers Tunc• Twisiers will ihthe .secretary of ony couniy The Mother's Tea IVwill it be h^' held cross Individual nations.a rs"li'’a''k'W that ' »y"'“”‘'- E Dry did' It Glimc prizes were awarded to u; * '( \ was featured al na meeling'meeling'of of I pluy for nn old-limcc round dance chairman. cl: n II *nH have achieved glory did' It GS at Ihe Woodman Hall and m cm - Mrs. A rnold Svancara and Mrs., V-l I ihc WW Club nt the home of f ai 9 P-m, Salurday nl ihc Moose plans arc under way lo serve Lbers are asked to onngbring guests cuesls ‘f’rough brute power.'' ^Mrs. li'sfflBffl C areer Planned "■ Mrs. Mnry Burkhard.a rd . 1Hiiil in Twin Tails.s. Thc public b(bocf broth al thc couniy fairs aand o gift for each. S . evmhnl of George Drcwer.'Mrs. Svancara nlso won Ihc white clcphanll M rs. Lyons H. Woody, vice is> inviled, aiand some of Ihe counties may v « ** the cross and Jesus' death have ” ,,. BLISS — Planning a career in MMM# prcsidcni, presided1 nl the mccl-meet- y- ¥ ¥* providenj beef roasts? as a s prizes. ,- . , , , j;«|not been uscd as examples•xamnles o?P^l^«-of P '* ' ncfrcshmenls were (hj fashion field is Linda David- 9,386.9 3 8 6 , ing and birthdayV dinner nr- Job's DauRhtiT. Bethel Nn.No. -Il-Ij Mrs, Don Cunninghamgiwm report- Family I HourJC "gloriousJl death’’ as ■rSa,”dihc reward i>y ins Ihrv 1,1,1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. f •■ SIZES ■' rangemcnls were discusscd.Jiscusscd. 'will hold n cookedc-d food sale eced on Ihe sc/apbook.s. one can and shouldI expcct for h C M <^"11 "■ D-'^Msoa, Bibs. S5-S - 8 -10 -1 0 M'’-''- Woody led the devoiionnldevotional (from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saiur- Mrs. Roy Mink, Gooding, n-jk- [ •ni in ■ having tender compassionatempassionatc WINNERS NAMED.to teach ihe Davidson will hc grad- ;rnm nnd Mrs. dnv at the Scars farm depart* cil s its s5it Held By Group f”feelings. IA-12-U poriion of Ihe program and Mrs. ( farm depart* cd all publicity chairmen lo rfive T U TTLE - Mr. A< and fnr Mrs.nrh/.. “a'^d from Dliss High School in L-IA-18 William Maude conductcd a i mcnl. mmnterial for the scrapbooks.:rapbooks. VIEW — Mrs. PageIgc CCrandall randall shes enclosed a newspaperwspnper ar* v/altView LDS Prim ary FamilyFamily H our "c.'splains'’" cj wliat love•e meant to consolation con'sc scorcs, and Dan ■xt m eeting is Dip a raw potalo into scniiring er Inji co-hostcss. Tlio next mectinfr is I into scniiring cn to cach home economic.^:onomics stu- held « recently at the chapel, with Jcsus.Jcj In-part il savs: Rasi the traveling (rom prize Slock. al a C o jltst Sail U k t C Jy Sht will ome of Mrs. powder lo rub ihe corners of dc r n n r-c c ‘ ' le corncrs of dent in tlie rcspcctivcvc a re aas. s. Mrs.^ Ned Dowen. president of •• MCrlliciillyally meant polluck poiim supper andme lessons pinochle 1 *”'®re there in the fall. 3 ARMHOLEb URLbS DRESS Raymond Lower. trusted cake nnd pie pans,pans. Each year a cookbookkbook is giv*giv- theJl Primary, in chargerge of acuv-acliv- f„rfor jesus that He would suffer party popular three vould suffer pariy a t the home of .Mr. and | Now. .scw the popular three ' — ctlcn to llie girl who receives out-oul- ‘ties*1 and giving ihe welcome. P*'*'"- pai “ ngu'-'h, thirst,I, mocking. Mrs. C h a rlts Skinner.(fe° i ____ USE TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS n regular nnd] . . . . * / •« nrmhole dress in rcRular and] . , standing, in l)ccf projecuo jecu Inin -l-ll, Theme for the programrogram w as jnsu],_|ns, (Q^ture and finallynally death.dealh. or suicide, FAST-SELUNG RESULTS mini IcnRlhs. Easy-sew in a sun^j ' I f P C Some countics havelave a Cow- ''Reverence In the Houselouse of theth e very n&Uy dw kiTtd rcd that n'. Magic ValleyValle Favorites' ■ 'Bi'ilc Country Store: ntnt theIhe coun-coun- [ I-ord." wilh all Primaryrlmary chil- hqc ^oon a s we could love as He j .Inline bright cotton rim m cd wliir dren participating, blndinc. | MRS. C. I. SMITH :iy fairs. ° k,. !«»,.. ‘hen and only ihcn, would / • Printed P a tte rn 93SG: New «29 Ctani Av>.,’T>lfi Folll I, Tiic group voted tn In sponsor a Prayers were given by Jo h n ,y., I answer her furnish cm- Koyle and Bishnp Deloss Stoker. }A yards •15-in. cam in each ATTEf'TO CONVEIVTIONCPmON his own inierpretaiion.ion. As tolo' ' ' f V « in coins for For.each person: ,ench week for thcc best rccipe of thc three counties where there Slxly-fivc ccntsd in 15 coins cents for •/« cup flour s w here there RICHFIELD ~ Richfieldchfield dele- M rrs. S’.s Ihcoiy, I havelave alwaV.t; ' “ lO -Y eorWi u G e t e d ^ .each paltcn^-add 15 cents for J. Mibniiticd for Magic:ic ValleyVaUey Fa-F a - a ai r c Ixiwling nlicys. g j a tei4lo Girls’ League,ue Tri-SiateT ri-St.ne thothought Jc'sus advocated Joy in! *. [irsi-class mall- 1 teaspoon suwr vc a favoriie There nro numerous heef pro- c «<«(} Joy in ^ E x c iid t FHA cach pattern for firsi-classhandling. mail- Send 1 tcnspoon baKingIg powder voriles.' If you have a favoriie ous hecf pro- conveniion in Kennewick.wick. W ash., life.life But maybe I missedlisscd^some some j f i elephant sale InR nnd special n. handling. Times-News Send 1 tablespoon lardd rccipe,i JuM mail il.tuIU Ihcthr Rccipc Reeinc ? P-'>f'iphlcls, recipes nnd werew Teresa King,R, Deanna kevke\ lessons either In Sund.iy H . .. I? *' p’? bumper stickers nvnilable for E lo Marian M.irtin..; 232 Times-News West 18th Salt > 1Depanmenl. Women's Page Ed- ivnilable. for Behr, Doroihy. Akinss ond Sher- SchoolSch o r history classes.ises. I know f aKgSlt i ih-t-^t\°i . * ChoEm MOVING ■ 335. Paitcm Dept.; N. 232 Y.West lOOll. 18ih Sift dry ingredients.ienis. Cut In ilor.i The rccipc' •becoSs-bccomcs S Ihe “ "'•■’"'‘"B them.?m. ^ rO'I Magoffin, who replaced•eplaced DI- I avi St.. New. York, N. Y. lOOll. nnS f'Jrs, Gwinn Rice.:e. Fairfield, nnaa Timney os'alternate.male. They say, say ihe Puriiani in America U lrc.ss wilh zip, lard. Add milk to make m ake a stilf propertyi of the Times-Nc\vsfles-NC\vs nnd inirociuced as Ihe "M other w In America ^ lltrnooi, » ...s STORAGE P rin t riamc. addre.ss with zip, Ihe "Mother were accompanied byyMrs, Mrs, L.T. L. T. or. going back 4 bit^ iW ih( Cnj. Cnj- E • Eo i lumber. baiter. Pul inlo greasedreased muffin c cannoi bc returned.) of the Year.”______S size and style number.lern free— cUp Un. Bake 20 m lnuicsics at.ai. 400-IOO de* _____ , ^ ~ Sanders and Mrs,' Maxax Behr. Isnders sa d killing tor Christ. filS 'lo Ihc ..Ughl p j I Q J U g Choose otw p a tlernSpring-Summcr free— cUp greeTT" — - » f coupon in new SprinR-Summer100 styles, ali While hot. split'ShortcakeShojlcakc and I m m m m m m m m m w ^ Pattern calaloR. 100 styles, ali bulier cach half. '• s irj*” MAGIC VAllEV MOVING sizes. Send 50c. owing book — Pour sweetened strawberries ^| CDC^I rs. Svancara t. STORAGE, INC. . New Instant ScwinR book — J sew it loday, over shortcake andnd top with ^| ' Or C^l In, clcphaalj f.,11, . j,„ „ , shows you how lo sew it loday. SPECIAL SUWtMER/tMER COURSES( 5 JUNE 4 . I ’. Over 500 pic- whipped crcam or• dessert top- ^g ncnls wcrc ' . w ear It lom orrow. O ver 500 pic* ilh. ' A gent for tures. Only'$l.______— i—■ I ENROLLl O L L N O W AMED AREO MAYFIOWER | V I and Mrs. TRANSIT CO.- i Pre-CollogQje Career Coursesirses / Advanced . Autoi Automation ONLYhiRh scores,; ^ j , „ * . TwU r.ir. B * Typinfl ►'Stenography • Commercial ( IBMibm Keyk Punch ' S e c re ta ria l , S h o rth a n d 3 month courso ' Como'ComBtom«t«r fpf = = = C Lprize A U D al E a B H O \ *" I (Thoso skills Rivo you a om . i With 2 year# typing r'«ir.,i nd pinochle IOCAL 4 LONG L i C .l c u l . l o r . , ■ ] PRO^•’ g dofinito odvontoRo In lok- l« r? £ "nd2y..r..|horth.nd OVERof Mr.80 and ROL DISTANCE MOVING Admi„i,„oiion ; ji EUi Ior closs notes ond mak- Bookkeeoing Machlno | A S YOU W A N T ITl Ior reports.)) • ' E x ec u tiv e S e c re ta ria l AS YOU \ PPostinR o s tin Machin* jl { YOUR SELEC g o "ON YOUR OWN” or select the per- j i| Why bty from small lompls W heihef y o u g o "O N YOUJ rEEN.TYPING AND MACHINE OPI /our schedule, your, budget ond Vou'nE,";countries ' T E E N .T Y P IN CHINE OPERATION DictaehonaD ic ta e . ^r'from Jheroll ond you con se , fed tour for your schocJule,' on hclp you wiih 'all Iho loiest services..-lervices..- j .• • Swookcouroo8 weok couroo in boglnninR typinRjinRand ond ofrico-machinasofficj Electric Electrl TypawriUr lj j will loolT^k^in your home. I desired, we con hclp you w (|uf,C ® (A ig I Plon novf to3 toko odvari^oodvar^ogV of your leisiiroLira timtimo o this th is s u m m e r. M ost d:le8S0s e s s e s aare r e availablaa v early In th a . it^ l^ day' IcavinR: adoQUOtoadoQuato tlmtlmo for racroation.1. CLASSROOMSCLASSROC ARE COMPLETELYPLETELV AAIR IJ^pl^lTION ED .. ' CARPET IS 10-Yeor OUR W ■eor Guaronie* E x u id t FHA Requirem enli UNB. CIUISK. TOWS . , , AT NO OCWA COST j TWITWIN FALLSS BUSINESSBUSI COLLEGE)LLEGE r STIAMttlM. AIIUNB. CIUISK, T( BR• Choose < from a S t . E ., Twin F a lli 7 33-166833-1668 I 2600 SECOND 5STREET-EAST■T , PHONE;PHONE 733-6522 ^C laude laverol colors 230 Shothona St. E., Twin • 143 Main Ava. E. J — I ^ • Eoiy-lo-elion

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JRNITURE, _^------^^-44: , BURLEY * Twin Falls Time>-NewiTimti-N.wi Apiil 26-27, HtB1968 tian Scienfists ' HyirHymirChoscn , To OfficiateJg T. F Clmstian Sci( ______------Sc] , p. Sf-Tiofliilp. S■jpf-pifll p f - p i . l 1 1 T .e c tiirc r_ Favorite F a v i In 4 tor,of the First Prcsbyier- ^ . * 4 T” ian^Church,'Z Twin Falls,I, will Atomic chaos Qverc<^e by M Cliul-cli Poll officiate at- 9:15 a.m.n'and and fspiritunl f ,u, understanding will be li a.m . scrvlccs Sundiiyri'nv atnl f 'l ' J them '' ' e of a one-hourM leclurc c c ^ u ^ "Tlic Old Rugged. Cross" g i.:'’; the Episcopal Church ofn fih the f 2"®^ere f Monday by Jules Cern. C. ^ R 3 || H B B camc out as the favorite hymn W i i l Ascension. Twin Falls., ' ?'■ S., ,V,''Christian Science Board of K S ■ ^ g in Twin Falls.-according to a fcV«:/-J nev. John Rilev; rcclor.li/,, off Lectureship. B8^ poll conducted Saiurday by the the Episcopal Church,h will«.?ii . leclurc is being sponsored ■ T ^ '” Twin Falls Scvenih-day Adven* f ' ,i nVi hy First Church of Christ. K '.;' ' tiM Church. bc attending lhe annualf,i^ Dio- - Scicniisf.c^i-m i Twin Fnlls, and will ■ • " CCS Pollsters , mainluined Ihree cesan Convention In Salmon he v . civcn al S p.m. in Ihe YWCA- f ty jg a T a a ala B llW g g ?5* ^ ? ^ ^ nloalong with a delegation of H k ) c:i:c"ories — une cach for chil- YMCA auditorium, 1751 Elira- M U k dren. teenagers, and adulis. 8 i M ® 9 i g S S l l l tti&VJ e ' 3 laymenlay from Twin Falls. „ . There will be no 7:30m i a.m. ;. beth Blvd. Ira Thc children's favorite was Cnm’ "^*‘*0 of the Iccture is “Chris- B ^ B | | celebrationccl' of the Holy Com- * "Jcsus .l.ovcs .Me,." Thc teen- munion a t Ascension Sun>c.m ‘'“ f Science: Dominion O ver B acers lon tune w.is '•The Old Ihe Atom." B ■ RuRgcd Cross, with A .Mighty Mr. Cern began devoting full R alf ■ Fortress is our God," and "How ...... Ill'lli'i...... • - llme tim e to t< Christian Sciencecc heffPhcirr rortrc.^s i P g k " ’ G reat Thou Art” in sccond and . . ing mmnny n years ago. As na mmem- c m - T " l)cr"'of lhe Chrisiian Scicnce third placcs. The top ten for the adults n s Ooard of Lectureship, he has . were "The Old RugRCd Cross." H DiehicliJIasD i \cctured In nearly all pans of H | m | "How Grc.TJ Thou Art." "In lh- the world. He is n form erT adver- J'"?’ hav- Garden.Garden." "Beyond the Sunset." ™ ] ) tising manager nnd actor, hav- New Status ;!;£ing appeared in plays on1 Broad- "Comc. Come Yc Salnis," 1 way and Ihroudioui the United "Rock of A ccs," "It IS No Se- ;J As LDS Ward1 1 ( 1 S tales nnd Canndn. He. ccurrent- urrent- crct.'"Ac rct." "Abide Wth Me." "What * ; j i As , , , ly rc.sldcs in Scar.sdaie, N. Y. A Frirnd We Have In Jesus." ; DIETRICH - Thc Dictnch Dietrich ^ ' - ______.JULES CERN ______nnd "A Mighiy Fortress is Our f ;• A. Branch Dl£ of the I.DS church was - ■ C «od," l." /A formally declared changed to w lfi ■ , " It will be interesting to srr -.'v.-a the-staius of a ward at a special Methodists^’ g^nj,Senior Banquet[ G t ^oivf J' resultsi" ! l compare willi the service Sunday evening, WT lintlincs nationwide of which our | | M | servii Del s. H iatt, 'shoiliunc. Blaine ^ C pril was n pan." staled Pastor . Bhint Work To Aidid SlateSlated May 9 Bovd, 3 ^ Rc.siiirs from -thc L'nited stakeDel president! and his counsel- ^ ors, Verd Murdock, Carcy, and P1*V Sia'ies and Canada wiil hc lea- W arden Rainey. Hailey,l aitend-i e S Racial X \ a < Crisisis At GlennsG Ferry*• ^ J S',S'lurcil Ihis Ociohpr bv the nation- ■ ••• ors, ^ ,ctivities al radio nnd lelevision pro- edWardi as well ns stake nfiiccrs from „ GLENNS FERRY - Activities nl r a d i Richfield, Hailey, Shoshone™oT>l and “ X « NELL i,.S'honoring the gruduating: seniors grams, gram s, VoiceV of Prophccy and ,A P Religion W rilcr jn Gienn,< hool «vill'Foilh for Today, DISCUSSING PLANS>LANS for i I sesez education workshoplOp toJ>e to J>e Kendall,Ke workshop registrar .and h John Carcy.Richfl -f in Glenns F erry High School «vill'Foilh for ct being ------held Monday andId Tuesday at the Twin Falls Episcopal—-Ualley, EplscopaI'~~-Ba hostess, and standlng^rom k Salley, LaDru Sorensen, whoho has DALLAS,DALI Tcx. (AP) —- Citing include thell senior bantjuct being — r e g is tra r ,and hostess, and M rs. John C.y'>; ount a s I planned for 8 p.m. Miiy 9 -in, A Church of «he Ascensionscenslon are.are, frfrom.icfl seated, Tamlmi ToIcr. “ vestryvei member; D r.standlnfTfrom W lllfam ' Kend left to right, John J Bailey, Rev served as branch president,;ni, was the SermonSci on the Mount as planned M clhod- It'S ralt a n'd Ihc emoliop^ devefopmenj^•ned with 0 / pnni'cilhe door and must beto nccom- cover Speaker* noted thatit Ihethe unc/crtnJcmgunc/crtn among Kcgrotf.s.|Us" /s ih lujioned arul. the colors of royalai blucblue I p------at the’Eplscopal Churchhurch of the freedoms.fre childchildrcn a n c r ^ n-agers,im cn t 0 1 cxpenpnnicd f»y a Jl fee to covcr^P«‘branch has hoped for thee sialus thc poor,p< and disillusioned arut. lhe 0 years, youth. '■*" and_Jlkc and_Jlker will bc used In the Asccnslon, TH'In Tails,alls, begin- ‘"For these reason^,ms. Mrs. sheshi also' has done fu n h er expenses. Chii . „ . brand of ward for more lhan 50 years, youth. ' J " DO YOU Joncs hns been inviicd lo our grad crs. Ihc It .stresses -black communl-immuni- '"ble dccdecoraiion.s. M rs. Beman rInK M onday. Jo :cd to our graduate study al both Columbia vided I rsnrrt According to early scillers. the u sti NEED A FRIEND? m inister of community to le.id youih and Univ 5 fu n h er Child carc will also be l !pro- iJ fjroup i!.®, started in about 1317917 wilh ly ”- guidancenu for projecis,ecis, in Woods is dccoration chairman. ; I’ t Rev. John Riley, m inister of coi youth and University and Union ^lum Theolocl- bla vidcd where at.Ihc Episcopal Church 1“ ?!' lurch noted “ bcticrundcrstnnd-inderstnnd- ca| cai ; Seminary in Ncw York. 0° "“^Id. members then m ejiItiR indiums cr dis- Eniertainment Is in charge of, , | • Ihc Twin Fall* church, noted ^e^ologl- where all sessions will be held. ‘I slums nnd among other dis- Enierla large of, , | q ,„ i i,,,rd wlio w,ii Ihat M rs. Joncs is presentlypre.sently ‘nf of pressures and how 5, homcs. L ater •ft-one-roomn huitd- tressed minorilies. li calisalls fofor r the clasclass president. George w,d>w,d. you ond net Itl you L l ” n i^ v ‘‘'’O'''''’ locally through . .serving ns a consultantitant to lhethe •'>m deal with them ," Rev.i\cv. Riley;mil; f,pp1,- . preparation. of groupf through study \ffM ( Y homcj Ing was purchased from William substantial substan church investmentsstm cnls iJke.U k e. wlwho said Ihcre will bel do*n.rio*n. W*ll.w. iou nond a poor Episcopal diocese ofif California “s-asserted. guides for Child Study Maga- iW fi I s Towne Sr., and this ser%-edr%-ed as in cntc;enterprises aiding thee poor, three songsson by the highI school chnnc*chcmc* olo (.nd.no o-i* or lh- • in its department ofif education. Asa gradu.ite in childId develop-develop-jjne ,jne. and for the NaUonal Par- -D -^ _ , a church for several years.'fs. Itjt summonssumi a volunteerr youth chorus, a trio and an ensemble,semble, I[ lo«etnw.em orer lh* ncoirti l»on efl>ccl Mrs. Merrill rIs O S l Joseph Robertson, Doise. innR- corps t Five other Twin Falls'alls pastors social psychiatry, atry from|cnt-7from cni-Tcacher MilRaiine of the Na- Jtvcl ic. inng* corps to serve the causeie on aalT IThe he seniorsenio class history is being . , a re cooperating in sponsorincsponsoring New York University.Hy. Mri-Mrs,|t[onn tional PTA organization. lime local resident, rceallcdled that subsistence suhslstc basis. (prepared,[prepared, and speaking '■’i to i m theI:? '7 '* ■ “t n“: Retained In Post:rrill wns in the e arly days Ihe Iwilding ,, . icration (•ra«lu'»« ancl guests will be tho- w o rkshop. Includinguding Rev. ' I I 71,,Tiie schedule for Ihe work- sustaii '" ■ ' r ' i It a lso pledfics cooperation (•ra«lu'»C' ''■i»j'' ...n, '..n ■ Forrest Hibbard, Rev. Robert "• PAUL - Mrs. I.ee M errillIhe Paui wns inwas lhe heated wiih a poi-beliicd w ith nther^j| Proiesianl. andnd w ith i^rf^.cpnli^r‘’’C'P‘'l Gordon Brown. Brent ,„i;. . shop In be held in Bishophe work* Rhea susiained i.DS ’ president of eiy ihe Paui Sun. siovcwas 1 and siiuated on a some- pf,n,-,n sh and Supt, George Powcll.j so Hnrve.v, Rev. Jam cs Hughes, 3gJ ■ Auditorium is as follows: Mon-day c V‘™ '; Roman Cilhollc. JOKlsh and Tnylor «n ■p“S i Rev. Harold Nye and Re’v. Vir- . Goncert Set iiop Rhea I.DS Ward Relief Socieiytie ward Sun. whai siovc precarious foundationiiion 01of nonrcllgious nn„fpi(p Rroups workingking to Dinner chairm an Is W rs.•s. Fred lUt lUt iiion ll.on you ri.gM "■ sli Weimer. In addition,lition. thcth c ^MURTAUGH-Annual unl springsorincP''"‘ '* P-"’-kvs: Mon- co^fcfday evening during iheclors ward in- whai railroad tics and rocks, modem rpm M v “ o'^r social illness,"ss," Gralfc. ^ ^ n i J ihP ‘"f’-''> '‘>''“ '( sn., “ PP®'‘ junior at dudeconfcrcncc. H c^ counselorslatts anti in- raiiro; The present smnll. but modem ^ -A )t:.nd lo-rll. 01 Oil l.mt.,- Twin Falls YM-YWCA:a and l local o c a l I ’X 'n®nt r c P '"‘' for'those with re.sepr-a- Mrs. 1 dequaie "n'c special "fund of rcconcill-iconcill- “ ' (p,8v.IPiov. iVi 17.17 ' tlifrj It fl fi.»nd - PTA groups arc assisting. Mu suppcrat dude Mrs. 'Chancy plaits and Iniildlng The Includes an adequate .7"?.®' ;»s« rc.serva* Mrs. Richard Kenneli. confer- chapel,Imildii well-equipped kiichcn.kitchen nHon”" ‘‘on authorized r for the task is T ^kM , i f iliol tlitkpil- ctOJfr llion 0 hielJi- In IntroducinR thc workshop, to 10 p.m.—parents of Ju n io r cnce ii .Irs. Lar- bishop’s office. Relief Society *hc larg est such financial outlay Johnson MightI I et,TX: ’ IPio... JE5US CUttiST Rev. Rilev snid "the growinR ; V ■'P',"’- Speakers during lhe confer-chapel IS SUCH A fRIIND. V.’ho can you .o lhe hi. «”'l »'"l“r hish youih; )fTuttdjy. Ju n io r encc included Mr. and Mill, rs. Eva- l.ar- bishoproom and Junior Sunday' cchoolschool by “y any""y denominnlion. Several T > o n /» l need for healthy informed sex ^ prmfrilnteli^-30 a.m. lo il:3Ct n,mTuesda>\ . and 2 Lyn „ E a^ r, Mrs. Merrill.on, Eva- Min* room room. It is planned to adddd sev- oihers J^w evcr. havc recently■ccenlly Teach'XCULI In Texas present undcrw m ten sim ilar program s. WASHlf - When! x t . ' o t ' t y n r ' i r a , morli T>r<>« oands tromThe fifth and sixthsixihjP-m. j p.m. to 4 p.m. — parents"• of - Idoka Lyn Dixon. Ted Stlmpson,ent Rod- Min- eral room, classrooms to the present undcrw f •grams. WASHINGTON (A P ) - Whenl dren alike becomes morc press- The document, approved)proved he finally cienns out his desk at;at: - ' ‘new' nior" combinedled Junior prc.siprc.school through sixthu e n grade ls of Idoka I.DS Stake PresidentIcnl Rod- Jay eralbuilding. c , The Ine every d.iy. The 'new' mor- f,„ Olhcr speakers besidescs -Mr'.-Mr. TThursda hursday night hy delegatesales of the WhiteWhile House President1t John-|John-[ Giv» Civ* vo VOU' h»oit ta tiin In will- ality. the pill, the drugU(! nrohlem’problem, , *chooi•' chorus. children. .j.jij, 8 p.m, 10 9;30th p nrade .m .- "®y Hans'n and President Jay buiidir >-«llc Umbert-will sing a,solor""“' JU ® _ Merrill. illrpciinn Robcftsnn Othc were Walter• Bow- th c 11-mllHon-mc’mherll-r dcnomi-Icnomi- son may move lo a ncw one nilat. irg Irg ob«di* ob«dicnc«, M* w>ll no) call yoj thc ‘scli-throORh.sex’ television ^ c^^nclude isident: nation from across ihe country,ountry. the UniveUniversity of T exas. I n.t Mil >«t.or i*r«Qnr and abjie S'O'V, h'jt I conclude "’c same age.. levels 1,^ ',. Music was under the direction>nrf Mrs mnn,R'’*>cfi former branch president: nation f commercfals, and other .lex.icx withwit band selections under thejasthe]as tlIho morninR and afternoon Fred 1 , nlnvpii lhe ncw bishopric, state1 prcsi* sa id : "G"C od is speaking throuRh:hrough Tlie PrePresiderit. who hnsS made]made| '<* •<* wdl wdl ci colt yeu H-* f/iend ond ge levels Everett Savage nndJ pjajCQ Mrs. Deckstrand th e dij lime 10' you, iJohn I5 iii| jlimulation to which:h children directiondin of Marvin Daker.aker. sessions',scssii but .with nn em phasis an org kstrand thc disillusioned, the angry cryptic riremarks from time lo' biot» yo^, afternoon Fred Kloepfer, who also played « Leora ones, th e poor, thc hungry'ry' thc time abouabout retiring to Icachlng.l v.'i^n* i r *.——.1 - ..... em phasis an organ solo. ocncy.and Brian Cooper and Leora ones, ih Wlr»n».«.yon.(a'tciWiV9u •szx-^'-Taiir— tii:t.-a nndKnowles. r wwar-ridden, ar-ridd the rejected, the de- a careercareer! he sampled as a|> young „„„b»r r Cluilt hfl, ptorn.ttd, -I u.rTrr«JC=iian=z:L-:.r.zr.n==i Knowl — - personalpcrsonaliied. the searchingIR ones man,man. did it again TTiuiidav.1“-L- willZ \ T n»v*r t J IsQve ili«*. nor fsnoV* _ J o f our world. Hc is speakingking In SpeakingSpcakin, to a group of'Dcmd- D i r e c t i Gerald Lovelandin d uIo”"c2the seething caldrons of our3ur clt- crallccratic conRrcsslonalco aides,i o ? " he " “'•'■■■ ■ directory O f Churches,Chiu Servi J ie s." notednoled thmthnt he hnd once writtenwritlcn weuleJweu lov* 19 Introduce you S e r v i c e s Ger Shed in '» CRrAT fetcND, Th„ it our Gets Talk Awardir d "m In setting^ the Sermon on ththe e f." article that was published in '» — ■ >3 n'f-1.ind sulding Standardnndard rn"«*jtnogaiinc of the University!ivcrsityi P'-'fP-'P®** •*'‘'■''9 ® AN Gct JEROM E - Gerald l.oveland ” of Texas, whcrc I hope to0 icnch tcach' I ■...... i;!'.-.'H’,; won-the-award for ihe-i.est ffor ° llie f , SDCcial church.cffort.. it SLT"”,!'. rs Club noted lhal Jcsus in the dis- before.lon Se* you Ir* church iWi Sunday? rStp. i;H speech at the Toastmasters Club , >*i»-|««-— - ; — courso centered conccrn on the _ '• - -- mcciing thk week.-.-.- ■ rr, sp « d ! . ,i,n poor, th e hungr>'. thc persecut* 1 ,11T 1-“ - »■'» ‘thool.rcosTAi. „,cclin "Dem onstraiions' was ihe •. , .opi!s“ cd. .h e viciimi.ed, Luncheon Setet TYLERtYL STREET L Tuakfffr »iur. lAKES irviTRo rr.STrcoiTAi.r.» ihemc "Dcr of Ihc table lopics cd. tnc_ JEROME—Mr.s. George Han- d A D T t Charles Case was loastmasicr ^ '• J J ..;," -L 6r ‘’?.«r.v* rh‘i,Vi l ; sen. wife of Cong. Hansen, will BBAPTIST A l I CHURCH. Sunilir Khonl. 10 •rn,; uttnint. 7uet4*|. «or»>iici ofCharlC; lhe evening. Evaluators^ were G ets Scholarshipn ip ^rih^^be the speaker at a no-host des- j, OD J;:» »m. nib;» »tu«y. » p.m.*’• TuenS*). of Rav ihc Assendrup, I.eon Grieve. ‘•"V l l» TYIH SIIIIT sen luncheon for Republican■uDiican twin »wi rAiu, ioaho -V.ook. r.v Voxlh •CI.IO. I p.m. Thu»d.y- RnyRichard / Gooby and Frankk Ben-Beni FILFILER E p - Jean llendenon. i""'; day at. d i » ' daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Jackinr-b ^w om3 ." en’at 1 2 p.m . M onday at: Re* P.K son dnughtci m'. LOS SIXTH WAM> Richar l^nrSSrt Wood's CafcT I KCNNCm«NNcn C. KIMPlF. PAStOR P*! 11. su*d.» sppffhes were civen byv Jack T . Hendcr-son.Hendi has been aw arded qH Col A jpeeial invitation is extend- 'h*n*'h r j j . i f i ? i and a 5500 scholarship lo Carroll Col- ^ , ? u- ^ m m m U sw ell, Rav Eastwood and a 5500 sc cd to women of surrounding ...... Gerald lovciand, Mr. East lege.leRC, Helena,Hc Moitl. junding • v.'haie.fr Th* «ibl. Sen It So." nMTCTOIICII o r THENAMRr-NCittii »'.u Nvood's talk won the t«d pcncl pencil M iss HendersonI Is one of„ l thelho « i sn>»-A«- N-. Bt.. fbiwitd *. Gerald 0lMO.--sn«ltt«t. 5i»4»J MtTltiil »'.U NVOOOfor his S demonslralinn on giving valcdictoriansvalcdiclc for thc 1968 grad­ his wife a permanem. uating unting classc at the Filer High r 'H is ilp ^ S Ks S ____1______School. moi\oMt • BIRLr. nAPTtST _ _ — i ip, wAjfir,. :>* Uc«.i Sl.. Pet, ."slSVi ftTilleWr, THeads J ^ Studentsnts " T " mrfuni, I P .^ r. SuMn •..».£«: 10 • SuM.J HAGERMANJ t l t - John Ellinlt. .»»n» lioji •'•«=«•• 11 «.m. p.m. V.or»lilp. P = i i g ^ B , ir=«™.. son of Mr. and Mr.s. Wilbur El- . I|IJ rinsT ciiniSTiAN i "sufid" llott.,o_ of’ was elected siudent body m m (01 SheihaAi Sl, N,. nnniia Iloffmii f°V O' S dominion Jtm li n ‘"'I t)ni|la« Crlili, miftlitrn. SundiT president llOtt. \ a t high school elec- 1"'.™; lions Torsday. .I f i g i - i Other student body offieers T ' I pm., •rciiini •rsnhlp. Qt, electcd Othc a re Steven Misseldine.~eldine. t | | J F ■ ^ 5 1 o r rtRsr MsrjiiaLy OP COD1. t.-la- viceelectcd president: Susnn Pctcr.son; H. Ucuit *t SI.OUP SI.. «.». I. t..',•« ll- treasurer, vice pi and Kristy Elliott. "ai£=ill&s ' -g| ic cicm ry.______~ a @ n1

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12 Filda/r>prllip rtl 26.J6, 196B . 1 t h e t i a ‘Fantasticastic’ Putting^ting^By THE TIM eS'A/eW^ S PRaft r RiverMver Is PlayerT EarnsEe Earl;Early Lead~| ^Sul^Districistridr^^^— In ByronTon Nelsonon ClassicC —Track ChampionChai v'DALLAS. Tcx. (AP)P) — windj winds VWithout any outward•d exhulta-icxhulta-| LionelLi Hebert m adee a bri.skbrl.sk R r.--.^ . Ij RUPERT--ScoringRUPE onlyinly one stale sta le n runner-up from w inning 1 events, the halfmlle and anchoring thc "L upjO -IJjijilt!! >n hour did not lloitlon, ihe phlegmatic Player P lay er an-’ninan-!nin at II late In Ihe dayjy to shoot jBW A j f r ^ '-'O' i ...... ' firs: nrst placo pla In individual events, th e halfi bother Gar>- Plavcr,. ihcIhc man in noinounced 11 as "my bestbest round a tvIwo-under-par 63 ondnd land ^in in K - '.'.I the RaftRof River TrojansIS skim-skim - BulldogsBulldogs' winning mile relay black from Soulh Africa,Irica, Thurs-Jlhl Thurs-Jthis y ear." ••- Ififlh jfiflh posllion. He had nn caRle, fcj ^ " ^HBV ■" ! med med toto' victory in the Soulhsidertuthside team. KKimberly als6 got unex- ; dav bccause hc wa«:A-a«: puiiinR^pullinR IIt Rave Player a one-slroke,made one-stroke,mad wiih a'15-foot punIUU on No. ra n ^ ' i . ^ “ jy. ••• . sub-district jub-dislr track meett Thurs-Tburs- pccted fpoints from f f « h Mike x lo and Erickson who won the 100-yard “ faninsiicallv"—so muchnuch-SO 5ti Ihatilea Ihatilcad over fellow Soulhth AfricanA frlcan 15,lS, and1 jusi before, hadad chipped {J ' • t /JC • ' day day but but Kimberly, Declo and Erickson Hansen came out the strongestjtrongest dash. he had a four-undcr-par;r-par C6CS to.Hato,Harold Henning and Millervliller Bar- 60 feet f for a birdie. £ V j i - / ' Hansen Icad ihe SIOO.OOO Byronvron NrlsonibeiNelson|ber and Jack MontRomery,;omery, a liR i « r kepi all four relay '~ r \ ' way. He shot over some Irees D ______:imberl':im berly had 54. Honscnnsen 49. icam[corns s ololive along with nine In- ' - npd'fioi^y^four feet-away to __■ Oakley^ B H Oakley 28 and125. Murtaugh Thc dividual?: 25. Thc dividual; Kimberly hod five State Has-iO— 5 topB H two top two placeshurdles ih tho individuals hurdles individui and ihree relays; . Idaho State . . Arnold Palmer played despite mt . >. •and-2»>-and-440o'ard-daflhc«, nnd-32l> -dashes, Murtaug; Murtaugh;—f-ive— individual^------I hip injury and posted a re- B tthree in the long events and 100- Oakley, five Individuals, and N, spfclable 71. At one time he was ■ yardyard da; dash and four In the the field field Honscn, six individuals a n d one 5 two under par. * e\-ents<^'enis gog on 10 district; compc-compe- relay, relay. J C G r idxi TTransfers n Jack Nlclllaus, a notherh e r of the ^ •. liilon, rm eeting Ihclr counicr- Seven c ..« „ of Declo's 11 individual DigDiR Three, could do no betlcr ^ B ^ parts from frc the Norlh and West .spots , . a re in the field events POCATELLO - SprinRSprinR foot- aniants for slots on the ISUSU roster, than a 73. G ^ • 1 side subKlislricts. . , nnd seven of Ihc total a re own- ■ ball is h e re , nnd withilh ilieIlie way FoiFormerly at. UrSh^talc;lc; Cavan- ’’No’"h use talklnR about Ihe S - Ward’s -victory In the S^ft pole ,j hy .Ihcl Darringion cousins. thnt sport has beenen develop- auj auRh will spend a good Rood deal wind-wine when putting likeike lhat." M vault was Ihe,only one Raft ^B ; River couldc manage buth?,t Iheih^ Figuring , just ihe district cli- jng jit I.'IU. hrlfiht thlnp<>ii'r20; nn IS by a thou.snndih H ■ River S = p ? a r s T ‘"h«ave‘"run’^ S £ l»l- fff.fpfs from Arizona Wc.'.itTit.Wc.'.ifrit, [of|o f aian Inch" lhat would have i;iv- ^ winning strin g to thc e n d .. ‘ ICRc transfers amonRR the aspir- li.-isierft;1?.,' Arizona, aivl' Phoenix iCn him anoiher birdie. ■ Declo mounted most of lls ------JC.. JC. Cniifurnia boastss a pair'p a ir' ‘‘Hm H li'is i' a imtgh coursc f* I 01 from fioltlcn Wc<[ JC■ .nl H uni-i'neuni-|‘*”-' M'hiTi; llicr<’r<' is nntnot ■ & ’ihr.n‘^deS^-reT^‘ incton Beach. Columbiabia ijasin^i'''*^-'!U asininiiith dilfcrciici* b e iu-cen cc n a CS fejjl points between them last week- zs. uon.i, Shoshone I?JC of Pasco, Wa'liingiongion gave and a 71." ho added. K end in thc Ricks Invitational. o . u i S ISU a sinjile transfer. P""Preston Trail, where the tour- BZ Bruce anda K arl went one-two ,k«r, Uun fi.,. nameni is being played, strelch- ■ In the Ihe high hi nnd low hurdles bul r,,i, ..u 1 Arizonaa Western sent five top Orucc, Ihc favoriie in Ihe pole Gii’ls Win pritldersprit'" lo Pocaicllo. Including having a vault, ju st barely sneaked into utr^ldjun . 1 ^ Ambrose Costa, jayeee. All- I ^ tn'sihe Rreat'pUIdnR dav. Hc sank them tW a distric l i S l i l i i - t i c American llnrh.icker a t 135-lbs,. Track Title a™ m srv 3isl for from 18. 3335 and 30 -^ ■ iT n 1 ■! - ploeo Tl' 230-lb center I.arrv Romsey, 215- ' High jum p nt MO’/i. »r.**o'i^ifT GOODING, — Tlie■ ShoshoneS!io‘hone ||,n, ^uard, Ron Slwv. 230-lbnn It. ccn-r ri, [ " ’• ‘li't f''’' " hop**'’.,hnpcv,. hit K Jutr f;irls wnn tb<* norihs'tli'frl(> ‘nIi«.il)dif.-[icr dis-[ icr Mickev Wanimack.fl-' an n r d f '" >7 ,* Kri’ens ' in rCKul.ntionin fiRurc.s C s Hansen’sHanser Dale Barnard gol '"‘jiV.ih’Tii'f trici track championshipship Tl1urs•;'[.e,^p iurs-i Lewis Corjk, IfiO lh halfbackh ’lck who -’T . ' « his (wo(WO WcCorfes. ihe sccond k day behind thc -sprlntinRinR of Miss can plav bolh offense nnd de-dP- A"' And tl.en came Montgomery-.ntgomer>‘, » 1 ^ 1 after giving his coachcsi some i i i i i i i McDonald and Miss Meyers.\1eyers. fensfensc. 210-Ib Ted K notierler camcame e 50-fonlers 50-foolers Q .Shoshone scorcd 34 points fron I took n 440-yard<40-yard dash iii 55 scconds Io!"‘k. ’’n! 34 points from Phoenix JC nnd can plavnlav ‘oo** “ ■ • ORainst 25 for-Glcnns Ferry, fol- end nnd tackle. Roundingidine out s becausc because DOUBLE D; WINNER DoleDale Barnard of Hansen hlls thee fapo al tho endcm of Iho 220-yardI daih over the wind-blown oval and lowed bv Richfield nt 19!^. 19>^. Wen- the list of Arizona gridders {« Is hls puttingP soured momentarily,nentnrily. during durl Soulhside sub-dlstrlct-district compciiiioncompc Thursdny. BarnardBarnard won Iho the quarter ond thoe fur- at the ende complained of Jeg "T i.X V ri'T .'r;,'- KImUrIr (S.dp 2th hole. - long ond anchored a winnJnc^nnJng relay tcnm.t< pains. It w ns believed he -had-hnd r-H.k.»<..EHru^n. i;.kkion, iimbiph). ii.n dril 125)5. C nrcv V/j., C a a mm a ss 200-1200-lb linebacker Rav CapilanelliSlnncli; »' Ibra-PUIM Iht I!* k»le. ' paitis. It Countv 6i4. H acerm anin 6. Dlls«,DIIss. fronfrom Eastern Arizona. ' ,. "I * was pulling tcrrificallv."rificallv." ^^ ------: . „ Ihe young man from Fort Worth ^ might hi Diciri’ch .iqd GoodinR: State fall- ^1,.j] iwo fooiMIl p h v e rs hail- ' ort Worth 1 T fc •« might have ^cndcd his senior ' 'iooi,.r bullelbullet Bw.imazonBw.im Farm of M. A. Wal- six Dcr i.'S.rK Tajnka h Ihc Brnsal ^ r , A. Wal- six Derby w inners, Ihrec from licriy’s I seven events to be counted In f.o_.f^p^ Columbia Basin, and if he I I I I 111 I'“''l‘-‘<1 by a giant quarterback,■tcrback, dheim . finished sccond. also nlso in- Its winner’swinn circle and two oth-o th ------K'ml«lV,^' team dtandlnps at the district i, j p'i.nOthLossOnv l l Kled from sinn lo finishI Thurs- suring himself a Derbyly stastart rt crs lhat 'inlshed second here. ‘‘ » level, four w ere run as exhibi-exhfbl- wresller thcn ISU fooibnll fans /'«1, day In winning the Bluec GGrass rass while Saddle Rock Fariii’s Iis outcomeou almost assures a iri|.1f1 tions without points, j,.„, Slakes nnd making himselfmsclf a Franclc’s Franc Hat wns third. Derby 1 . « rt.... *’“''5 « IOt-of,look forward to. Derby Irip for Forwardd . Pass, KirklandIV llIil StopsJS Tf*m J4, G>-n. Chicago 3-2 heavier favoriie for nextt wweek's eek's Alle'Alley Fighter, the Sanla Aniia T.V. ( TTiy '.i. Richfiria in,. Uuw W -ii'ii'i, II Il'i, sln«since he rated" All-American\mcrican O , la Aniia T.V. Commcrcial. Francie's f ' n n A Hurt ;'i, Cjmit Ox,nir (ti,li, iiiifrtn»nlliirrntin hoiiOrshoilO in til" 191-11), class clnss nt ?T.ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIST A o n iic Kentucky Derby. Derby Derby winner from thec Crag- Hal, AlleyAL Fighter and cSm‘ Gleam- VyOpc,Copeland In Two^ 0 le: K. I; D»rTin»u.B."i)5lo7'sMrp"‘ I, niiu 0. Difulch ft tni (ioodlnr s«!» •. lU- With Ismael ValenzuelaJla subsub-wood wood Stable,, finished fourth. ing Swo ‘f’C >SU grappling.lling. HeHc (AP). — Agele.ss Al W orthington cjnp ir irth. ing Sword, Jig Tim e also0 still isIs SPOKANEcnntrA (AP) -B o o nne e Kirk- , M-urd tfiHi — MeDomrtf. Sha; OIM. “ 'Y, •’■'’E in ‘he saddle for nllingling Don ForwardForx Pass roared ihe V/n a promi cis; johfiKraJohfiMa. ‘ P’“y ^uard OF tackle. tacklc. In thc .seventh, then Rlruck oul t._ _ rn. u»l right' nnd followed wilhI a left lll"r'MuH.‘nil; .Muh. llin«n, S^M ■ f^‘>'” Oilumci Farm jumped jum ped furiongfurioni shorter lhan the: May 14 paid «,20.« ,; J3,20 nnd J2.C0 while Ihe sec- _ •'‘" " 'r •- KimUil, <.s.pr>. J„hr..on. fiF; Mtioflin, Rich; Sthcttr.r. w»nd:W»i«l: (ii») __ ------three .straight Chicago' b “ atters “ Y from ,the gate and never looked Derby I t i in hook to the face eariy in Ihe sec- •'‘"H'r - Siinn, CiRiii. and pillrrton, nicli. IM lo preserve a 3-2 Minnesota vie- t-.-i. r looked Derby distance, in l;47 4-5, just T. V. comC< m ercial returned «,<0 J j ; b«k^______two (i f “ ond round to .score a knockout;nockoul i™ .'o * a '"'* "* '! tory and pin the lOlh s tr a ig h t____ two fifths ovcr the Kecneland•cneland and $3,G0$3,& and Francie's Hat■tat paid Brooklyn heavyweightght Ev- ^rzn-T.m r:i)-7.r » •A Copeland jabbed and attemUlCmpt- pt- T«o-rall»T-cHinii. rvn — T. Krt»l«r, Miir- i'ilv,’;;,". Top Rookie O Alley Fighter and his stable- !_ J l) ir»'i*r. Kitnb»ir; . l^n*. llith lump — Girfrt. 0»ir>-. fotil-i. T f \ p m ale. Jig Time, w rni in pur- 1 1'-' • ed to move away.rariy In thc ni’J..n. rj Russ Snyder dramaiiztd the |c ' L /l suit of Forward P.iss at Ihc second round, ' but Kirkman u«r>>..iii4 ...... I l l While .Sox. fnistration ju st ns Is “■ Winner Of sri i m iiinncd him .flRalnst the .ropes — r ltr'l, aifJi; ItirnM. cr; Pro Loop i s start and. running nlmost as a i* C > ! ,ro_pes vr“ iIr.r'‘n ” r!ilr'"h''F i's’'™""' IlR'v llire:)it'ni'd to brea k Ihe New Orleans r.jriJtr. fho; l*pp. Uttn;■ An4»iinn,An«Vx'.cn; MINNEAPOI.I.-;Ml (A P) - l / » A liMm. wt-re two lengihs off ilicthe '*”‘1and staggered him wiih' the nif-r M .l K»me open iP ) _ rifihf. Copeland aiiem ptedi t ^ '*10 lo — » 0>Mn..' (McOB'iia, Mlnnc.soia '.Muskies cenif-r M d t:;iS50,000 Pace1 1 ^ 0 gpiitc until midway in thele b.ickback NEW ORLEANS (AP) - rifilif. Ct •|f*d«9Ck- nfrriorhoj. Vfjffi),m i, fii-nni U.miDaniels was named T hursdayir.'d a v a sis ' P'H'lier* (.ary P e le rs led off Slrclch. Charlie Williams sank a free(ree siralghicrstraighten up but a quick< '®f*left *”to ! ^ ^ORD ER NOW y walked YONKERS. N,Y. (A P )-C a r- ' r»rr>'. RlchfifliJ. C»niii Counly.mir. »>n^'ii.UVndfll. /\niClAmerican Baskelball Asscici.n. A.ssoci.n* " ’i’h * -sinRle. Kcn B erry walked YON r.!.7«trvi While Jockey U fiile P Pincay incay throw with« one second lefl In the hcndhead p u t him down1 for a I Llttlf* Loagu« Ball Shirt* lion rookie of the year. P,'’'*land Tom‘ .McCraw singledigled lo10 dliVal IKing, the lesser regarded Jp In re- overtime to give the PItl.sburgh;t.sburgh ^hortetwccn forcing R Reilly to stop il at 1:15.11 ,nd fast- race of the season, held the lead IC ner •• assortment nssorti of sliders and fast- racc of 'rh ‘hrough eilher nn ihc outsidetsidc or the two team s is licd 2-nlI. ” lW-nnJ rH»r - Rlc).(l«1d, Wtnd.Il, coming inlo the .stretch but o iw i r«mr. s>in$hMn. I.mit JoiningJoli him on the ABAftlAft first balls. , . , . •ardiS i ‘•’rouRh the middle. Pllisburgh's Pit'^bi Connie Hnwkinsliiwkins ------— nll-roall-rookie team were forwards The Twins scored theirllr three proved no match fnr Cardinal The nlmost while Wliilneyfiey coll missed a shot with eight sec- Tom WashinRlon of PlttsburRhittsburgh runs afterj two were tuil.Inl.in the kingKinp aas Billy Myer hrouRht the finished *t,5. fifth, trailed in order 0 Hitst X l l S S* lenRihs farther hack. Then two rookie defensive backs r n TOIO TIRE delaved nction on seltinRling up t jhg,1,. ^ , jj„ff choice of Ihethe Cin- ' , camecam e Song Cycle, also of IhcIhe ThurscThursdny in a bid lo bolster planned two-dlvisional slate for cinnji] poyni, of ihe National l^ ic _ United States, Cardigan Bay-ofBay -of thclr r pass defense. -•"I ItSil COAL Jts 13-irnifi expansion program. program , Basketball{janjt, Association lastS"™; year Fish PassageiS r0 NewNew'^Z Zealand nnd Goldenn Blend The NFL club came toJ terms Top Quollty' Alway*—ih ot CUSTOMEFSTOMERS “ We scl to d a y 's meetlnReetlng as ^ui signed< wilh Minnesotasola in- . . 1 -r\ C5 of Canada. withwilh 1 F rank U bcratore, All-Al- lonc aco a s last Februar>’ in im Cardinal King, whoJ won lanlic Coast Conference corner- ‘I’ $te.id. \ r WARBERG'S ,fIf ,you fail to) cTicckcficck wwifi ith us before order to possibly adoptpt a ddivl* vl. Hejjg led Ihe ABA In rebounding Ai'oiind Dam-**■1 S25.000 to boost his c aree:r r bank- back from Clcmson, and Tom S the 1'^ Garretson.-All-Big Ten Safely .sional. sl.v-club scheduUnElling plan „wi.k j,j, j_2j' 3 for a 15.6 nvcragc■age and OLYMPIA qLY (AP) — Gov.•nv Dann m *■‘’11 went the G arret Safety 7 3 3 - 7 3 7 1 ______yyou o i purchase; your your new new tires, you for 1509." said • JoeI Cronin, ^ a s M■ innesota’s leadinRC scorer Evans gyans snid Thursday fish’k h pas-nVc I" an'l Pnidi W.GO. J4.G0. from I Northwestern. American League president, a.i.h' 2.2 aver- ,aRe faciiiiies of ihe new(^w John •f:;'' ” •■‘0 “ *2.10, First Lcc, who iiB i m ay be wastingng goodgogd Ydcdtionvdc m on- ••but last w eek ihe National a g . Day Dam on the Columbia,hin Riv-Riv. J)® ,® off ‘he cven-moneyI favor- ' f.eacue decided to expandnnd to 12 IJ ' X r f the rciurned $2,-J0,and S2.10, - I . e y - teams In 19R9 if It were feasl- er are Inadequate and nskcd the y U,S, Army w rp s of Engineers blo. We now m ust wait fopSthe I W o oro directct factory distributorsi Nallonnl's firmin;; up of'h Its S19C9 ' BowHng lii; expansion proRram before we ^ In ft telegram to' Norih Pn- ^ “ 7 luclng...• ifor Armstrong,ig, the hothottest lino in . ciflc Division Engineer Com- I rfl Introducim can decide on o u r plavinR sched- hii.f. 1-1; tnnnder Brig. Gen. E. P.I i'nies s Track * Meet SetSet _____J „,j thc tiro industry.ustry. Arm strong de- ule. It svould bc difficult:ultS ’H ifIf we i A.a. ” n. . C’l dflmed u «r Mlie* J-1: SL, t P ______the — wenOI'fad'wilh-jrdlvIsiondl Ja-J?QCtlantL-thc_Rovemor nsked H A T the engineers to ‘•un'dcrinke cor- Foi-Saturda-y.____ ^______^ _ Y O l f ~ —V-OlPpcd,tho_^ojJ_d^s_firstv o r l d ' s f i r s t f i b e r g l o s s _____ setup not.knowiricwhaH-orfVCn dintely." W E N D E L L -T h c first Invitn* If. two new team s ther National S S wm ir Er;S''!'* K; I?!: rcctiv*-m easures im m ediately.'* WEN L'S; Ralpli ~ M i. - tire . . . thc tire thatth a t givesgii you the will add," . hi»ii ICicriich If.pi xim. *-nr'.. j:i:s:i: hi'sii'hi»h' nma informed lh a t Ihc the fishlish ‘>onaltional junior high track, relay ’■ [ladder on the norlh shorere is not meet,meci, ; sponsored by Ihe Wendell g ^ - ^ a advantage d v of radial tires at half tho Lou C arroll. National>1 LeacueLencue "‘s';,:;;;'’!:!::.’..’::’' ncStnass- Lions Club. Is set for 1:30 p.m. atfomej', sat In on thc meetinR > J l; Tiir-^f'*'!!-’ nw-rniion.il nnrt isn titn a ss- Lions < m': i^ d riin g 'th e run on spring chinook SaturdiSaturday nt the Wendell track I .cost. W e have'e them in all( sizes. .J , of American Leacue club o»ti- II tmTk ■ Sharp cinb o«-n. . 1;I; nns-R'« s n . snlmon which Is now In great field. crs Thursday. d»r»»if ■ ineffcc- A full slate- of relny events CrOnln said that Carrollrnrrnll ^,'{'*'1 "'I*' ‘Ml«du»l n ’n-t JninnSruMlrcuMi ri; r5; jeopardyjcopar because of the ineffcc- A fu I We W c could fill this space withv cheapy w.iii Wl; tivencss of the facilities ondnnd be- "'i" b(be held, wiih participants , ... thoufiht th e Nntional wculd c x ^ l|^ >, ithin the Jerom e, Gooding, Wood / a I ' "com c-on" p> r Ii c e s ffoi o r t i r e s y o u - pand at a feasible dale,e andand. InIn\w W " ■ ono will tions cam e - from Sann Dleco. Hi!'JJu' ...... ------MilHMukec, M ontreal, Buffalo Buf/alo Fjirlr Bird l n r » I "high pressure"0" you, and if you con rm r«ii ijfffjifd ADtr u u <•»: Bw I- . ^ i A specialistit in cor,car, truck■ and and D allas-F ort Worth. , . i,r*Ti.' In{ S«|t driMlPd Luifiii 4«; Old nitli / beat our dealI for honest tire volue, Cronin said "wc are cofrnizantcofrniaint '» « .> V two leaRues and we willivlil meet hi,,, jMjMdiut trrlM XHa sindl>r»di»r >»:IH; ,- • .m* tc linerss qnd trunkstrui jeo wilh the National LeaRuo118 before wwu u Kf»lcS» tnm nm< Dawiu>»'lint t)*n deal in town. • >

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Idaho) Falls.Fa] Takesk e s E I C ■ ■ ■ , BladBlaclvAvood, " . Brui:BruiiisDrop ^rackrTitle; Til Ki im m D] r o p s3 < BurliBurley 8 4 -... ■ ...... SophomoiSophomore Ron Blackwood. _ f - v’ . ,. . collecting.collecting, four -RCl’s with 2 L------_____ j.:a;___i _ j . i.:a\ -rri..-1-jhe ."'win' Furlongm g M] ark To_22Toj Flatl a t I • r - ' i ' FFrazier ra iie r prtprovided lhc extra-base V v - .itg . a y f l » j ‘’, ■ '■ ■ power lhathat carries lhc Twin - V l Falls P r u r - i a " ih* Dufley By LARRY-HOVEVlOVEV li,;time in Itlalic) sinci-ll!C m;h? re-I I v h n ^ H I i T/mcvNews Spomts EditorEdiior quiredqu the furlnnj lu1 1 bf .f ™ runU- U ■ ■■ - S unim ai-y, • ■ • - a i j Dobcais 8-t Thursday afiemoon. BURLEV—Siaic sprlmprim chamcham- - aroundar one curvt Hire.-rc'.- yyi-;irs! e ars' -romto ...... _ m. i,,, iiiii B S ^ Buriey Burlcy zodniedzi into 0 three- pion Fred' Kim looked)ked likeUke a ago.ag Jim Colsim. n double)uble wia-.svn»,rwia- .sk)iin :i.^ Vmii-.i ' ^ 3 n run lead in the flrsl inning whcn repealer Tliursday- as he and ncrnc in i!ie hurdles, ninifcl in n ' ^^.'11!J i* Art BenavidezBenavi drilled a Ihree- • Ihe Idaho FalU Tincrs cclipscd fir ers cclipscd fine 25.3 againsi Ua-le sirongMrnni; * 1 t n <• 1 , ir- ii nin ..V-;' y run run homer hom er a (te r Vic Rodriguez two records and smnshrdishfd to thelh(! quarteringqu wind ti> li?e th? l0U'..M„n;,:low' II,,',,.,,. hk,';' W>.n.'<. | H - i rCr-': IIs' s' and DelllsiDelllsion had opened the Ea'iern Idaho Confcrencc;rencc track-track hurdlehu irark li;- esi.ihli-.livdli-.li;'d l.l^llist . ll""’..,. m.u -- j B i /.£ gam e wi-h doubles. But Twin and field 'chnmplon'hipin'hip w ithlih yearye. nml the Tir,'.'r iiunriiirmik’j,irii:rn ' '•"- iile ,>»“■ ' ’‘i"’- ^ B ] ' ' Fa I-'alk lk tied tied It In the flrsl when 98*/5 poinls. OrosMown■town riv allqal | ‘qu u aric i lurni'd in ^•11.3, -11.3,'ah.cij y,’,*";:; . '•- .’''hn ’"hn fil'‘*-lerf:i'--l( '■••nll"‘d nr-l D'nnv Skyline was a disiantIt sccond at lou outstandinj; cilnsidiTinuing tI h eu , i-n. ,!..!> i .1^ - Kirk Kirk singled, single; Blackwood doubled 7< while Minico hadd 39Vj39VJ nndlw cailicr.c ...... ■V.'--' the •■'C Tunncf.'i TunnCf.i home, then rode In iVII'i/",'hi.f,'W -■ ■ ll Burlcy 3J|4 10 roundnd out lhc Kirn,; «l»i , 1.„ „m.1 on liyo|^ ^Slilc.^ rui. - II'; ll.nliifn. 14^ ^ , ah*ad nh-ad nf nf Frazier's F two-bagger. relay , . . , ^ V ; - - ■ ______• ■ " m 4 Burlcy.^scor^^ B urlcy. s again Jn^^thc ------?he—nrind-btiff«cd-meer*pftKiiic^v ^ poinicd Icii.,f, ti.n. r-—>; In Tnvlnr. who had walked. som! very cood. othershers cjuuequiie Dalena Lraihan saij his liiilc ''^ '- '' I'i' li'"' I s-jssst-i'T S t.ffJSrliljrW- r , - - - Twin F;ills lied it an ipnlng later had. Kirn ripped the»i.: 220-vard '‘P^eJster v,ould go l.:ick in thcj f -- * i: ’ ‘rpipfi nnd '-nme dash in * splendid 22 flat, w hich cci century for .sure nc,xt wet:; in , ...... i:.,u y\r: — tp . In on Bud llollnday’t safety. is the'fastest in the•f slale this . district wilh an cvc toward dc- .v„ni. '/-.s - W t.. . • *■: year, the Idahn Falls high /cr S I , A four-run fourih irinlng luck- e N s|irint 'rmi ;.k,...... iii.ri.f,..i, a.; •r.4 fd i' i*w«v. Tom Irwin walked school record, the confercnce crowns,^rc Kirn lusn’t run ihei.'--‘hei h'.r.l>. -- .c.,|..,n. IJj. W..pnrr, nitric and,. perhaps, the best |0(] r ^ ' and “"iJ Gicslerfiic-'i’ei jiniJ Kirk followed '■ lOO-vard dash nuicli ihislis .spring,;-spring, j IMimr ,";y, -''7 'Tt ^ with sjiigIcC^c;h.^-orth a run. Th?r; was no duuht Kira1‘ira wW.IS a^I.»...... t.i.h'., i . 11,, 1..1 iti-j P'ai*r»Vr''>' Mi?Ti i-nlfv-ided his , going lo have a gn-al linie in j> ';" l l j _ hls_sccond_of.thc.scas_on.___ ihe'furlongM s li'* (icfoaicii-sicy--■aicd-sicw ~ h ' z "“Saiitor Drives^ line's£ proven sprinter Paul I'uv- i—i's .... . '• w. I f'urieyHuriev '.‘ ...... ,nm'f)fl0'(>—< 6 Twin FallsF a l l s ...... 301 m x- 8 10 I I urnb'Jnd handily, Tt'i- ihiiij;hiiij’.w w.i's. .is. "V j'';':'"! 'ID mo- M ’ARD DASH WINNERINNER Paul FiFuynrnbond (pronouncedmeed -to-clalmJo-clalm vlciory in I^s'ttrt^ -Idaho Confer* 1 n g f Kirn had cinlv alxmi IS iiicliusi'ii'i, trft-Idaho Conference competition’ it DoavU avis (I.).M' Crawford (5) and IS niches I , ill, jn,n^,n.... .j "m/rVic'r i.;Lr..,i'i,;.r.>|i flre-aflre-ali-licnd) ol Skylinee coasts home «well In front of the lield_Burley lield Burley TTiurtdtty.' Secondd was Idaho Falls.Fall Dan O'xon,_____ Rodk^uez Cliicago Past fjlo spare over ii'umrnaleale BalesBalcsiUii"! ^ iin';i im , v,.'!, , — _____ Rodri,",uez. Florence, Irwin (W, al Ihe tape, Itv”[ ")' I ,t,.h . Knn, ir : U.I-..! 3) and Frazier,Frai H R-Twin Falls. • Fuyurahi'nd, whti wonn thi'the 100-1 n .i— .-/idoy, April 26, I960 131 3 DIackwood,Blackwood, Atlanta 5-2 "1 r W f T/AieS'A/eW ^ yaiyard dash in 10,S-a hnlf ^'-■‘-••1sce-l'--"i CHICAGO (AP) - Rnn Sanio oncond ovcr his U’M linv.—aKo is: Bowling ^ ■r-''"!!'-' ••• I'f.", i!ci;(r„;! . drove In three rum with a palrjlKpalrJKi ing pointed towardd bli;i;erbii;i;cr rhri.iM,,,.,,rhrM, ij : i,,i,i..n.. .sv,; of homers and FcrRusonjuson2 Jcnk*Jcnk-j ihiiIhings. His cnach annoimtcdlli n O U I ie c d - '’I"*"’: Stfirti...n, 11-, ll;".’." j Standings . ins pitchcd a sevenn hiiicrhitter in‘thein;the .'ikyline svnior wouldold go in ' _____ National Leogue. leadinR the Chicago Cubs to a'nila'all ihrcc dashes in districtiricl nc.'i.Mi)c l-j..... Dc: II,-r, li'.ru,..i, 1I.I-, Iiv.liijh I HVr Xlr- KiilOi Icm aanx |Im» nirarri ^ • Pittsburgh W. L. P ci. G.B. hom er in the fourth Inning forf o rg /ter e rs dominaicd nearlyly ‘-■very-i,,;;|;;:'|;’'V',<"^^^^^‘-‘Vt'ry-1, •■'j"’' .Sl. U uis':... 6 5 .5« 2- th e first run of the gnme. Rame, nnd thing.Ihli Colson won lhc hurtllesli;,''V , ...... |j)s Angclei hurdlesli;, T.in.' Mi.nr„':i.'.i .....: ’ .i»ui xi; ------AlJ.ir>;.iSan F ran ...... 7 5 .5,13 his iwo-run blast hff;hlf)>hlcd?hlfghlcd no l)yby wide margins, gcliin;; a nic-| Hk-h am irrir< j arfralrj i’racr. LuiJici-Luilici- B'cdot B'cdotidtr MornlBC U>iu* Klintc A|pnry iiifh;,—mi:' .. *"'i >'./i''-i'i.wa.' .'kr, l^nli.Kimbcily 0/11 jrf, jl*')."?'’!." ... KlinU Airrif)' JUI: hith htndlcap Inm PhilflPitisburgh...... 15 5 .51S 2 ihree-run elRhth inninR.lg. dinidiocre 10 flni in tii? highs—Ini: . ‘ lan M; LulKrran .So, } iltj YMCA.'A Ckt-»miih 4t; ttr.n }U). — Ij)s Angeles 7 6 ,53? 2 Jenkins, unbeaten, posicd his inirinlo ih<* wind. liiirgcncr,ncr, Dan - l r i.l'Tirio,. r' Hrniy Jonn«n IK;>l<; nioihim-LoiJiniaihim.Lsdif drfnitd Jamra lllflItt Jl;>1: **n«lcr nr»ra An llackrittl Ml; Hnaollan«rllHoao HaM«fl d'Inird (lillrnt.DjiTldionijl»ld.on IM. NanfTNanry Sll»»rtSll pIcUd S-«-ll aplll. CincinnatiAlJ.ir>t.i ...... fi 7 .4S2 3 Ihird victory in poinRlg iheIhe dis- DixDixon and Wocicki went tmc-j rufh Kraicli iram lamr Uihrrann No. 4 ) 1^I; tlairt l:Ulitc)' drfctird t'>lcp-aiU«nr-ftlUon Fljhlt rifhlia DovMii Ua|M ► •'•m Philofj-m ...... Ynrk C 1 .« 2 3 tance for the third ilmeme in four iwoiwo-ihree in the discus and.and.Di\-!r'''' 1^1-Ilui- ■ DJ-l>!; hi.h hi|li l.andJop Iram |imp LuihcranLuihfran M; niiMptm.thRliMpl lird JnnnSmlih M. Allry Kait f • -I J.rk. D0WI.ADII0.\||; N'oNo. 1 4 M- W9| huh acmch Icm trrlnrlri l.j.l.y. lll|HIII|H iMiiidialiMi» |tm r Uoiolliy LMrr Oddt tnd I.m a-hrriir Hou.slon ...... 5 6 .« 5 a siarls. (inon won thc shut, Thch'.- hefivhcfiy .d trrlrt Joar^nr nithopIllthep ThfThr Snlp«raSnip«ra dclctltd. Ih* OiiKrri ) l: )UlUlIll ihl ...... Ill>,.n.J)<,.n. IK; Crm itiM>l<- (lil ird Ihr P.iK C» n n LuiAn pill. Cincinnati . . 5 7 .417 3'A Chicafio scorcd iis second run DixDixon,' looking like a hulUiIn in II}; hlih KrtKh rram |tm r Co»tn- Contn- i:idriillldrti dfff»1r4drfrtlr Thc Dmvtri J I; Ortd New York » '• . . 5 7 .<17 2% nie Banks' a bcrd of anielopo, surprisedprised byhyL|j'i,„ I ni.'.ki':!',.'i"*' .in,lrtnm»1. M: L.ntdnn-i Scripprn ddfilrdird Wt.i. Uo»lrf cof wrrii Jriiy All»fi Ui. Ttiralf *11; , lamc llatli ilrfcaird Pin Sinrprii }.|j Nnr AmC In Ihe fourth on Ernie B anks' n li rrn « »; K«)-i .SupMr Clublb Mnl-drtral. MooBihlnrta Ltacua Olothamniotham Mlr«ldf Adj. tfrfralrd Hariri Icn 9 1. Inm.unn < •»-ll'*P lliih lndl»d..tl I.m . Jim E«fl. JJI. Dclroit .. glc. dnsdash, lijn J I. icam. wnn Cowaa-Th»«l» lUl, Vanr» I Anierlcan League nic h -lh ej SEATTLE WINS. IlliS indKKIu.l trnr. Don* tt'irJI'ird Irt; BIII WorkrWorkman lord driraird <;rrrnrn l,an-t,an. llo»l«cIkioltc ofcl wrk Uoiolhy toder. j,,,,i r . t^:i"nV iS!: jl!,'.'’ M innesota In the elfihlh, Don KrsslnRcrKrsslngcr SlSkyline’s ni.ijor T)iinch-ihc| ’ liijh .n.ich Icim t>mf L«njd*'»i'» Sfrip-Sfrap- Irrn irrn 11, M, (Iran (!;o«era dclrairdd T«in Sw»«l Uafua icrarrh ir.m W; L. Pel, G.B. (CP) _ rm< Un|. Filli !»•< led off wllh a single and scorcd poltpole v a u lt-w a s hlunivdd 1)'.'hv the;the. VANCOUVER,VA^ D.C, (CP) — r''*''M mf Un|. Fill! Tcacior ].|, ^ ^^KhnU Klmlt A|fiAimjr dtlralrd Df^l^ fill I I- h«niSifap Iran *•"’* "• »i. Dclrolt ...... • 9 2 .818 — uhlc. A fter wea'iher. Hurk-y's iton iiarry,B oh 1 rap icrn ^^ni|h .na.»idw|^ Collrrn Tr«-all jdaho I)rM« on Glen Deckert's double. A tier 'vc:j n Iiarry,B ob Taylor's .solo homcr■r i»In the.iMi'n^La ';:s frn Tf* Inrnlmrfil Cfl. II; Oltont drjftlfd Coca handiraa it.n „ ‘V'''i; Minf’csota . . . 8 A ,CG7 Billy Williams poppedJ oul.oul, San- w-as the only one-ahlc..In in clcar'si'ciindcIcar M'cnnt inning ^ll)od up'niur.sday,•”l i u r . s d a y >«'' I I 'i i' m uniann. .sriappriiw.ilSfjappr;i wall J*l; hi|h tcraich in'm »arar. In. Cola M; Ilc ■1“ S S S 'S S 'i i i i wZMnm land Imrlif Ut; hl|hl handican iram S«inf,a' S nfni Ihifd’ li.ii. CO. winiirr'eillr.m'irr..rifinrr ri.Iram irr.n. Inland rmpir* «; hl|S III; hrjf.hrcn inJindKidltl tnlra Jran CIMlnr. ___ IsW ashlnRlon .. 7 6 .538 3 •Home runs by Felipepe AIou In •<>«<> g'> one-two. McMillanIan Kiiililouli baseballbu^ch; piiching duel fromrnrn tlif>the )'*>'*' ' t.'.iJnni Scrapprn UcraicK•craicK InIram irrin. Inland limpiff :9K. tki JII; hl|h California . USE TIMES-NEWS -n ADS IJI. ONew a k la York n d '...... C 6 .500 314 lllft Ihlrd inning and Dob Till- «second c i place hut the mhcrher Gri7--Gri/.- VancoVancouver Mounlic.s 1-U, I luthci.nll«.l.dwkr lli>»kr of < Ihf »rrli. Kiwi. l'»p«. 411 A»«£j JJI;. WAKT ______I tuihtun M, < litltairj Ulhtttnan Ho. I'lcr.lO.t'acraia. ill»l handltip. Oltoat 111; a'afi.1 FOR FAgr-SELLlNG RESULTS ChicagoC lev e lan ...d ...... 5 6 ,455 A man in ihe ninih accounlcdlounlcd for ziy passed lo 11 fwei, i, thenIhen ------;------couldn't make il and went un- [— California 5 8 .3S5 5 •. Ihe Braves’ runs. <• , cou ADS O a k l a n d '...... 5 A .385 5 Atlanta OOfl 001 O ni-2 7 I pl-i«Pl-iccd. • I ULTS Chicago ...... 0 10 .000 t \ j . Chicago 000 200 03x—503x-5 1 10 0 i I 0One freshman, flarlh lican of. K. Johnson. Upshawwr (7) and MMinico, 'f broke lh:‘ winner’s cir- ; B i i l i l i E I Hundley, cle, Ihe 15-year-old winningining lhcthc ; ; . ' % . ‘ Tillman: Jenkins and Hundley, cle, ... W -Jenkin.s, 3-0. L -K• . Johnson.Johnson, ««o‘" o mile in the somewhat,'hat high 1 I • • AIou (3), •'"’c of 11.02 hui he Inrai a ; 0-1. HRs - Allanla. AIou (3). ' ‘^1 ix-ai a ; . , ; . \ \ .• : t Tillman (2). Chicago,I, Sanlo 2 Pfl^iP‘’'^‘'>’ f'C'd doing ii. (4). J'lIn addition 10 Colson, nnlv | ! i i ’ . i ...... S ' ' ______Burley's-'Jay Bur Ward andid Idaho ;• ; • ■ ’ I' F.nllFalls' Burgcncr got intoinlo lhcihc f , I. J j [ . ’ j , T winner’s circlc iwice. and lh:nth:a [f- .1 L,J-' / 1 y I j I f I — , W , i CliauuiuglsX S Sshared onc of Ihe honors.>rs. Wnr- [ i J'\- / , p a t 5-7. M"M ■>______* r , rw , ' die took the high jump a t 5-7. ; T n ® with the wind taking its loll , , New Trainerl i d there, and then lied with.'ith Bur- . ' ' ■.' I-, V t . . . ' ■.... ■ ’ j. . . ■ _ gcner nt 19-6.in lire hrnadjumpnadjump *; ' • d i e —anoiher windward event.;nt. Bur- ' 'i. For Vandalsa i a 7 gcner™ took ihe discus. Wardlo _ ,— ------______• p i n - n . oLso placcd Ihird in Iho^le quar- ' . . , •, / ''\.i MOSCOVt Idaho (A P )-D cn - fJ-'® k M scorer.s. -, • • s; nis Lee Qannlng. assistant,',u i n n i term ile to p.nce Burlcy-scorer.s. ^ , - - - V [■ -I ' ..^■'1.^?. The lightest racc. the davday j trainer al Stanford Unlversiiy. , <4 Wednesday was named^ head came in the S!)fi->'nrtf rfihih where - • - . i- \ .. .y 1 :iullasiod ; \ fI \ I..' I ^ ■ 'V.'--V . i ?,lly 01 loa-i J v „Morris of Skvline ,,y just oullasiod trainer al ihe University of Ida- ^ 10 Falls’ ■ -• / •- / ■ . ' > HutchingsHul( to win hy lesscss lhanihan / __ -■ ____ ! — j The 23-year-old Chnnninginning re- an inch.i places Packey Boyle, who Is re------.: ------■-■ ' ■ ''' - ' , ^ / V v'v ' ■y ‘" ‘ lirlngTit the end ofjhcthc school ; i ! ...... _ v v . ' year after 13-years at the'uni- ^ ^ iu®!® versily here. Boyle has been Cox v jt Advances.CCS | ~ associated wilh athleticscs In Ida-Ida­ i f j b - v ho the ^ s t 30 years. Paul E. Ostyn. aihielic!lic dircc- T o ’ F lliu ls tor, said Channing will assum e H i ] 'r-V.] (II [ hts duties here early'iy”“nTx' next With W 3 Pros J ' k Ill [SMfe m onlh. ' >s , -V i Channing Is a native> of Ever- BOURNEMOUTH,BC EnglnndEngland . . .. . • ■ e». Wash,, and rcccivedcived de- fAP)fAP] — British amaleurjr Mark • . '"* ] ' • ’ ' - grees from th e , Universityersity of Cox blasted new Ausirnlinnilinn prnpro \ j- ,• Portland and Stanford. in straight;hi seis sets I 1 - ■ i 1 , - •’Channing is a fine• addil'ionaddition ThursdayThur and joined Ihrcc I 'ip lo o u rjta ff. A *^ physicalileal lher- professionalsPf°i« .-in Ihe semifinalsmifinals — 1‘ ly profe.s- Briiish Hard CounI ' \ ' . • . ..f apisi: Ke w iir^ highly profcs- » • Jlonal replacement for'Packcyr Packcy Cljar ■7":!: :rv : Boyle." Osivn said. « i m r f . ; 'i (■ ■) i j ' •______Emerson Eme off ihc court r^n,r.n, fi-1,s-l. . ■ ! ! , } \ 7-.1, It was his second siraightStraight I-—.' ^ !.' victory ovcr a pro in thislis first-(irst- ' ' '''v,! / L Holzman To1 0 everci™ open lournamcnt. Wednes- . 'j • • ' • . '■■‘- r ’j ’ ' daydav he climinaicd I’arichoho Gon- r r .' . : . ■ . . !, *■ ' i f l , zalcs of I.0S Angeles, i i i i i t i i Remain Withl l l i Cox will mcci Ausiralia’sa’s Rod M . Laver, thc tourney favoriterite and ' ‘ ' •' j >’ >' leading money-winner on Ihelhc ■ ■ _ . • .'j ! r Knicks pro “ circuit, in l-'rid.-iy's srmlfi- srmifi- - . , aricr-fi- ' . ' . , ,1 .. ■ NEW YOHK (AP) - WWilliam iniam 'li'-''rlcr-fi- ' ■Red" Holiman. the' vlv elcrnn;|lj, irin nal ^ '"•Tch from Encland’.si'.s Dob-Od)- — •/ : 2 . VS;.b.vw ii»nG.’.M ,a:. p ___•scout who found the_ elusive; f v road to respeciibllity for,the". Thc-other-^entifiiial-pairs-Ao'^irc-Aii'- - „ -r '" S |trn lia 's Ken Rospw.ill andind An- ^ New York Knick,s, agreed Thursday 10 coach thc M S’aiionnlj?^ .h -n i.ld re s* C/imeno of Spain, Roscwallloscwall ' W » ^ m l b e a l Owen Davidson of Ausira- . ■ Basketball Associaiion -team 1 D.ivis % I again for the 1963-69 season...« n lia.‘1“’ CMch‘ of Ihe Brillsh Davis j ’ Cup team, R-3, T-.V M and Gi-Hi- 1 ’ "He was a reluctantt dragon ov'tcd Aussie i-redd Stollc f whcn he stepped into theIt bbreach rn c h /•■> •(; last season, and we •f* arc “all I* Gaining thc“ wnmcn'|: scmifi- ' . -I-T' /LS'ts ' - . . 1 pleased ihst wc were able 10 \ !5 nals'w e re ,e, Win- ; . . persuade him. to continue,"ue, said jhaw< and -Mrs, Chrisiinehrisiine , ' j M f i © M m Ned Irish, 1he Knicks' veteran all of England, andid Mi,s. ' ■ A . president. PayF ay jMoore of Australia. . " •v N either ihe length of Ihe con- MissMis Wade dcfcaicd v.,itric Valerie 1 tract nor ils financial1 deiailsdetails ZiegenfussZicgci of San DIcgo. Calif., were revealed. However,ver, the 7.5, g-3:6- Miss Shaw bcal Corinne <7-ycar-old New Yorkere r m ust MolcswonhMoles of England 9-7, (j-3; m (COli nave received a siubleable in- Mrs. Janes turned hackk Mrs, A ' V crease. AnctiiAnctic du Plooy of South Africa V D v B V i: After RW vears as a K nicks' 9-7.9-7, W6- nnd Mrs, Moore topped ------scoui, Holiman replaceded Dick Mrs, Jo>-ce. Williams of England■ngland .. ' j McGuire as coa'ch last Dec. 27 C-3,'6-2.C-3, 6- ______- wilh the club In fifth place In Ihe six-team Easlem-Division, Fight Will Be i:: A week later, the Knicks * 'o • | i ^ •< > dropped into the. cellar. Then followed a' sU-game 'iS winning " On v * * Television ■ Slreak, an ovcr-all 23-lS pcr- per- WASHINGTONWA« (AP) -- TheThc V i formance under Holimanin nnd and a }icav>-weighthcavj- championship[p bai-bal­ o ' * Ihlrd place final standing,ig, theirth e ir lie Uc betweenb< Jimmy Ellisls and . -MKteU otocm -l—____ J e rry Quarry will be beamedned by by ' “ - - ^ ,1 . satellite across both Ihe Allan- ■ ' . _ • tic anand Pacific Saturiiy night, night. [ The Communications Satelliteitcllite ■ ===!!M&fiaEsa^'.'. ^ ' Scores Corp,c o ^ “ announced the fightIt will I b e relaj'Cd from Oaklanti. Calif,. Calif,, • B O T O R C ^ Eng- ■ BOB / REGREESEMOTOF M 2-2. ■ to television-viewers-In Eng­ MPANY MIL ptayotti land, J Japan and Australia. (E tlt DJvltlon Finali) Jana OilMfO J. Monlr»i» J. MonlftilMonir«il ■’“ P* "'**1 ‘•'C World 500BLO<0 BLOCK SEGOND>ND AVAVENUE SOUTHlOUTH U tdt lerlei. 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The - ^ U ELE ANDVD WALT DUL DULANEY should be punished, bulbut oncc in _ c opening sight of his uu tte tter r andand m'ihdlessI col lapseapse on an A .t and T. S iJ s a while It turns out to/> iv. be kihighly m.. ''■on spade opening — 3S inspired millions to leap o u t o f b ■jirofitable. Board eight of the ,, “ "d wentvent - overove? m attress has inspired I ap o u t of bed and buy ■ 3 ------— ^ , 1 . I. „ all possibilities. H e 'd id n ’t think -VoKum o t oiorK - • OU«5 nationwide charity gamegame is a : j,), chance to defeatSauSe thc L— l_one,hopinfl:toAcMto achieve eve Yokum's babu-liIp-like ke blisibliss !? X6 ( o (orpossibiu r p o s t attest) _ ■ ' She’s'AO l i e Reluctantiictant case In point coniraci,con It was apparent from c ,D. East's one spade ovcrcallvcrcall is a Ihethe bidding that Soulh heMmwheld more ^ MorBan, M.D. ^ Queen Contestantstant lhaniha fivij hearts. Thenicn SoutliSoulh jjf-p j]M i;;:ixrcy'i reoMfk^ i ™etve H£?5nh^ i -N ;| k fr hafpenep:nE7 oncw thehie wayw-ay to \ r i = i i 1 ^ \\ BETSV KCT ^ \ Q u ^» V ' ■ J saw onc chance that might de- TAL £MERO£MdY < TWE AIKnTCT/TCT/wiLtwti WlLtWH «CO cvr A T T ^ X might de- il> ------n y " '^ t*i- £MER0 EN£ / TOvwjiwy— cry ) Dear D ear Eic: El My family Isis hav- DearD ear 1Ted: Obviously mom NORTH i28 t ica:-feat the conlract or o t least pre-nre- w«eke are \ ^ KOOM/a'MDM/a'M $uee $uee txativ ' THCRe anpip PKKnuK vrur wACcerwAcct J lv,> /. , \ \ V. WTfHlNO SEKCVS/< , . , rfi-rvnrli.,! "iCV CALLIN3 ) WESSKJAU-KKitlT— KJ AU. KKjtIT— JUiH’, >■ mEU IN AACABr'TAKE CAB r'TAKE r ~ ^ \ •■'/ - —-----.\ >SOtl\ IxE Q big argument. You3U see and dad 1 fear thc.se friends will A Q 1 0 S 2 vent an ovcrtrick. It depended ^ —-— • \ / PK. M0(16AN«CW\ inc n big IE BKU15EP RIBS/ , _ HW TO A HOTEL AMP /,! :ontcst contaminaio your ambition and., V J IO pnon finding his pa rtn e r w ith the, UL E v o u la te k //fj: Ihis men's'group has a contcst comamina ♦ A Q B 8 3I king and one heart, - - ’ j each ycar where they selcctrlcct a pull you away from your stu- * A Q . E queen for Iheir club. I never jjes, Do ___ • East led his 10 of dlamondst > never jjcs. Do they have any justifi------paid-mueh-attentim>-io-it-untiI-;v,„ ------WE8T-------'§ T SOU SOillh won w ilh~ aum m ys queen _iiblo grounds for this coiicern'/ • iy|5 qujen ^ — -last g g week whcn the newspaper ° AAJ873AJ873 and saw thc danger of a dia- fl- ^ announccd the list of this yyt^^'s e a r's “^^“''0 “ vo youi slipped since V K 4 V 8 8 2 moi 6 82 mond ruff. Hc did thc best hc li' queen contestants and therere w as you Ix-gaiIx-gan to pal around wilh ♦ K J 8 4 4 10 couldcou to stop it by playing acc \ y ' 4>J7e& 4.10843 ^nd my name. That's when I found iholho truck driving buddies? 10843 ^nd one heart buLJhat did him out my father had entered me. SOUTH *'no no good. West took' h h Jiing of Study yj-our.own reccnt per* 4 B hearts and jed the king of dia- L There is no chancc In the fnrmunccformancc and altitude and you'll 13 monds. East ruf/cd dummy’s k world that I’ll win. because I'm . VAQ0753 n’c i"^ probably sec where you starii-d ♦ 7 5 2 “a eec e .a n d West w ailed for the m n.i rtally n pmiy girl. Dui selling trick with his jack of / m even worse. I'd have lo appear-“• “ “* m make It dilficult for mom nnd . - , . * K 9 2 *eit b K i 1 it nnrt dad to ncccpi these buddies.______■___ Nellhet-Vulaenble»H =______^ on siBRe In a bathinc suit nnd ‘!?° " — : .------Stiort-Ribi------. withw lih ~ mym jr hips and my funny Wett Ko^ Emi SosihSonih CCrime nt the bridge table had ______|_____ —1 legs. I know the audiencei s a t school, nnd odds a rc that P a u 1 ♦ 1 A 2 V pai(paid once more. — /MINP IFIH4VE \ 1 wouldSia IJ laugh. My-moiher is(. allnil Jyour parents ,,®' will cool their pan* 24k _2N.T. P#u- 3« rT5\W^H^wj^FlC^\VAT^^. IJ* ANJWERSIP?) i5 ron m “ y l father's . J side and sa.iV y s 'i I 'O.—Walt.lc-"""- Pasi*^4V Piss PaiJ-»- M ijERRIBLEH l i i l n j I V. •q should should go go through with it, but jjgar ei, Dbl« Pasa Pass Pais CAUD SENSE ^ % if. hut D ear Ele: Tell me if you con- my brothers both agree' with Ridersijer it I being possessfvc if I Openinc lead—4 4 ’Q—The, Q bidding hss been: ^ ^ f k mo that I should stay out.t. Can complain nbout my steady's I------1 WeiWest Norlh Eiit South ' ^ you settlo things?—Maxine. habit j,abit of givingI lillle sw ats to ndble ■' Rood exam ple of indiscretion..duc„.io. 2,* a ^ ^ Dear Maxine: Your ^ well- -,1. other girls whcn they go by With (ive high card points and 3 ^ ^ meaning father erred In nride pride V“7 *“>’* "Olhing nnd a rather poor suit, I^st should this time. Now It's up to him.{— to Ihnt thev're just c.isual friends, LI, You,y South, hold: / but I 'c an't sro it lhal way. pass quietly nnd let his oppon-’- H _r-wi‘hdraw your_namc. H hc but I can t * 4K87 VKJ3 ♦K8654 4.JI ^ ents bid along. 5<*jj i l Y ' ^ y I won't, 1 think jUu havo.Q♦Jien/ very Ij nskednskcd him oncc how he'd ■ What do you do now? I I right to claim sickness on con~Y*»^ ''> Left to themselves, North nnd ] c'‘>"~Tw W t-snm c olhcr boy gave me , , n i c n l . A-P m j. You should be veryvrry Alf i t ]f H. ' ( M 5 J *cst night. No one should■d bebc ^a swat ]i),|like Uut nnd hc sal(^ic South.wouid play the hand some- j^p, d k S j f i thrust,outthrust,out! on a stage in a bath*bath- tt-ouldn'tw-nd South clubs, elub: your partner isasses ak fiSu If* TW> 1$ 5EC«ET i JP I COULP LEAVE MY POST. CAI :sses Ok WHAT^ PELAyi«fi>y ODTI*J TO A L FOR^ WJTRUCTlOMSnW^TRUniOMg.TOOl y f RIBP THAT5,1 Dear B e ar Walt: Wo! I need somc ; sujv sup* me m e n n lot. lot- 1 Am I wrong or is he? \rauid make 10 tricks. docsdocs^ EasL W iwt do j.ou du M J HOU du t a MemOPfCALLV — r7HBC0P#?rn PHOwe. sur Km n— m rr^ ,m port, nnd I Ihlnk your opinionlilnlon -M —Michello ichello ^ J OMLY MeKCg W m0g 7 l----- 7& rr-' -'' W P ^D 'a P®'’*- ' mwz5-'s grabs arc done publicly, M MTA vir>^i. to i \ ■ it prejudiced < m THE NEW Tl 17 ■ against NeNegroes, or down■n^on on the'Swals meant.anything, ,t,_. ho'd be nvoidinp your eye. This ' ' T lzzy If Catholics,Caiholics, cor nnything like that. ■ i ^ K i 9 -* ButDut they,arethcy.n prejudiced ab about o u t may not bob( ailcniion you'd wel- a grodesS^ades'and and'collcgo and future’uture eomef°"’* for a non-sicady, but tn a lot of olher girls a p.it i s 'a s r s T Y m «ambllions.' " b n io „..- nP^Hf I I casual ns a "hi." Don't make a G J_____ 1 A It's ^o'baiso'bad.that scwral of)f my m y big case oulou of il. or C ary 's ro- B j good buddies nre rcally uncom-icom- ing to bc saying,: "Dye-Bye."— H forlQblc fortablc whenever \vh< they comeTie to Ele Eic ^ m my y bomohomo Ibccause my purcnis „ ,,, ,, /s IM >, .u, ^ tM r.. m >H.LfiJ t-l show that they don't approvepro"vc ■''‘’u'” «‘>u" f'" '' '' W alt's- -• the "Dating Hints" an InlcrestinR 3 GassIIno Alloy of themthem. , 1This is bccausc the Dating H , , ■ guys aarc re drdriving delivery Irucksrucks and and informative inform pnmphlct. For ^ I * [ 1 )1 li___ Are UQU and Y No.MomI'Y ' No.Mom! ' W e're'>f'Then you'llw’llX \ / / Doti’tDon’t qetany id eas,^^ Insicad•nM®.”'* of-going on to collcgc,»cj;c, „ „ copy^ copy, ^vrf,e ^vr lo Tccnnge Daic- J I F= iPC nnd bccausc thcy don't have any ,, „ YAnd uou're A Stubbs drivini!3 y-takinq1 taWnq the train! J. be leavinq'-inq lUlovia.' I c io v ia .' N o b o d g t o u c h e s fpd »««usc 3g [I'm f l ’m takinq i boot camp \ ^ d ijou're > big pians for their futures. Could“oulcl t'ewspapor, o larid'thetraininqcruise); ) leavinqi S n q next n a t [“> ^ •< you say somcihing about "jhis? this? enclosing enclosing a t dime and a sclf- « jconsecutiveli)! rilbe^/^'eek.Chipperi !y SS^—Ted. “- __ addrcssed addressed envelope.1 3 Iqone a montn! /“rn irn> (r^r^

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' - C c ■' , ‘ ’ ...... Today's Businessg , A pril 26^27. 1 9>63 6 3 -T^ain.Iain FolFoils Times-News TS 'l/'s Marketket And FinFinancial1alReport Mirror ^ .By JOHN CUNNIFFJ, ...... J | Successful StoelStocks PDow-Jones,j 2J pp.m. . m . ]Livestock.'ek . Grain AP ! Business Analyst rW • STOISTOCKS NEW YORK (AP) - Inlcrnn- : t t 2:50 P . M. SUMMARVWARY Ii MARKETSI AT A GLANCEiLANCE 30 ItuluslriaU, 90S,8Q,, uo 0.23 DENVER ” CHICAGO CH "^AP) - SoybeansSoybeans, lional Uonal business compcUUon Investmg NEW YORK (A P )-A n irrcRu. ^ - M arkeu 20 Rails, 234.70, down/n 0.13 DENVER DE (AP) 4 JJS -'••f'cifc '.h e if e r s 22,<10-25,25: utilityility and;a n d ' OatsOai nnd rj’c trade was light suppoff ,j,Bt natbus rWc ihcir cd on 1 to 18.50; and p rice s closcd lower. Ivc Ihcir cd on Ihc Amorican Exchange ik ipjo o is i< the larger firm with a kct. - cell ;• \\\' commcrcial cows 17.50 to 18.50; land \ nies Is becoming; a. very „hich„ h ich you y might look Into. Ipco „,ore w^ ____ ^McDonnclLDouglas paced ihel M 'i-iO;utllliy. commercial-andid ggood o o d ------"X I n l o ^ o more widely diversified line J if _____ = r=cd.h,!"'‘"“ '™'j!!Li°'"'"=•- SSi" iH i iiiiiii:! iiii:* Ljopic.------Hospila! ^atiiK *11 proflucis. Deseret is’ a relatively llsl on volume, showinginiL«-lj»iiil-w-<<>ttntCT— a 1-rwint r«-3t»r n ;> r-n - . - "• w u^-f_a«_iu-JU‘^-;^i^--,h-b«'ll*-2l-00-23.«-- -JU —^u;bui|y ------OCDEN------^ ' i r ^ ------Ho3pilar-Suppiy i s '-tiadint;-iii‘nr^ucts ------losm rprofits were'takentaken on its -'si-isirip .» :j jji, ni; ♦ >i s j»: *is Sheep 100; noi lcstcd;:; ■ ‘ "OG "O G D E N (AP) - WheatMt deliv- ^.Cons' C onsider'the case of GGeneral eneral thc mld-20smid a lte r a two-for-onevo-for^ne youngyounc (concern spccialliing fn strtn}:lh ficneraled' by United'U n i t e d ' '} ■![’ii? |ii‘[iiSS?^jii * Vno>Di i J ? ir;::;*5^. — SSiJocs 6.000| barrows and giltsRllt.i eredcred Ogden, truck bids:[5. No 1 E lectric. At Its annual mmeeting eeting split in 1967, and Dc.scrctre t Phar- fcn.jrfc«.cr hiheaU h-care.arcas, bul In r on uni. red proiein 1,28; No 1 red pro-nri>- tn‘his |s w(week, Pjcsidcnt Freded Borch maccutical, maccuti quoted in thcthe low pj^heach thtthcir brand name. haJ es­ Air U nes choosinR it to build thethc tir :ti l.x\ i«* 1!h‘‘‘i Ti>;'?.>,'‘'' ■ * is ;L ^ « r liil »l jJh Mlj j-’s-'Ii;^^®vi‘ Z i!i steady, ^ some'25 higher on uni. red | huRC air bus passenRcr planes. | >“ S 4t ■ ...;I form 230-2C0 lb M ights;i; 1-3 220- icintcin 1,29; No 1 rcd U1 protein,protein ‘oid o[“X •stockholders ^ihatt 5.20,000 ,« ' tabllshcctablished an excellent rcputa- AmonR other active issues.'i^’ ;> ;* ■‘','2 4 0 Ib I9.00-1D.75; sowsM steady 1.39; Nn 1 red 12 proteintcin 1.45;ns-liol** 19“ 'were lost bec4usc_Rolls- w n /Jo ‘ioi- Deseret trades at a somc- i^l: iiii.Jiii h;Ci 51- No i'^^oyce of England beat G E on a J u l Commercial Creditt cllmbcdclimbed i-» *«‘ii u'« ii:: «ii^ iil ;:;; * • llu _ Ij'to stronK; 1-3 32HOO lbb 16.25 tolo No I rcd 13 protein 1,51; No ^ E ^ n Mutual FundsllU a what higher mulliplc lhan does about 3. Aurora Plastics 2.;2.;}11''',' 111',' '-V,, j! }!!• i!,.iji!il;;sx 4 , |ii . 17.25; 2-3 400.650 lb 15.75-16.75.5.75-16.75. wwhit( hite w heat 1,32; No 2 bhnrlcv arley ,‘>‘R *>‘R 1«J«‘ engine contract. AVskcd sked Bid Ipco. I1 would -suggest dividing. 2.1(, I AlthiAlthough It was the slockhold-lockhold- AffiliateAffiliated Fund ...... 8.62t.62 9.32 9.32 J-our j-our invcsiment im funds between Green Shoe and Sunray DX O il.i.it is s Ji;« i i —S ; T l scumit*i i ? Dl'* i:i IH'l I5"'i!; ll»S 7 »:vi :i; ------2-1'. a point or morc. jj!'''’ C ar 9 rrivals: wheat 24, bar- crsers wwho were 'addressed,scd, thethc Commonwealth.Commoi ...... 21.07:.07 23.03 23.03 these these iwo iv growth situations to '• 5 I* * 1' «:'* *’** CHICAGO • Also actfve. H arvey Aluml- i “ |. ^ Z'r, ^ 'jword.t.tca)ly.wcre aimedid nnt t thethc Dow TheoryT^ . . . fi.SS1.3S 9.0G 9.0G benefit benefit from f their djffMcnces_as____ 'n u m . Gulf & Weslem_ahd_Gren!ra^rtd'o'S'i 'Mt iUiii ^ii'K iriii-’ii iiiJiiiJi’iilii __cuLc>Go.:(ru>)-cjj (usDA)_-=_whT S s - Por-b..hol.-i»,loi-Toriricv-rcrpubHc-of-CIncinnatl,- p jjl| where-ihehere-ihe Eaion'sEaion-and-lioward-.16.30-17.70 1.30 17.70 well-asweiras from their sim ilar sue------Western Flnsoclariostist fractions fractions .|J JJi* J*'*rf.r^n:™;'K,v. Sl» •! ‘ 11 ^ 5; 1. iioK! liogs' 5.000; 1-2 190-230 lb bulch- „..., . 20,000 Jobs would have beenDcen pro- Fidelity “nc n d ...... 30.141.14 32.76 32.76 cess cess In In building up m arkets for- * L‘|c rs 19,25.20.75; 1-3 210-25010-250 lbs duccd; while Vornddo droppedppcd iporcmore lo-iKKlorj ju Iii : . s » , j;.* - |J duced: GE’s loss was the pub- KeystoneKeyslon B-4 ...... 9.811.81 10.71 10.71 their n,eir disposable dl- Hems. Hua. a point. • ij^:= Siii^i ii'i iiiiiiii•1 i'*; Jiit ? s 18.50-19.25; . 1-3 300-350 Ib sows CASH GRAINI ■ lie'sHe's loss.and.Droch lc wishedihcd ilit to KeyslonKeystone K-l ...... 9.26 lO.Ifl f , - i •V * *M. * « s j ns' ‘ 3:<:Ji'i * *;il6,50*;tl6,50-17,00; 1-3 350-100 lbs '1S.75- MS 7«? Q-Tc.xas Eastcrn Traosmis- ' • . U.S..Gypsum lost .a gouple of <;*► iii!;!j:;isi:'isS'i i’r , h n ■ CHICAGO (AP) - WheatTieat No, be kncknown. KeyslonKeystone K-2 ...... 7.15 7.81 sinn ."f, IntcreM.s . ‘ m e right now bts if * points'whlliSRaythfon.in. Du PontPom o - » " ' a i l s «1 »>;us • V 'j 'i SS J; i51‘ '{•'’ -* ‘>18,50; is.so 1-3 400-500 Ibs 15,25-16.00. ,- V’ •'‘"■d 1.-I4?;n; No, 2 soft redi Roll;Rolls was able to beat.«al. GE, KeyslonKeystone S-2 ...... 11..10 f2,61 ~ j -I ?ii4 V isi Calllc 5,000; prim r 1.200-1..HH) 7 VJ!! gly. be- Keystone S-3 ...... 10,323’ n2C 11.20 « ' 'n®'’'' income. and Pcnn Central losi lost more o.Sj.m^-,1,|„'i j.| «!; 7.; a ;; 1 200-1..1IH) i_3ss'n_ Corn No. 2! yellow CrochC roch. indicated strongly, be- Keyslon •i: 1 already own .some shares, nnd J* J!„ * fj ll> slaughter steers yield grade .•,57; d by Ihe Keystone S-4 7.77 8,43 tfinn a point. r.,n i!; ”l‘v i 3 S ’,iS iiiil iil; fl«.*'L uK Oats No. 2 heavyivy .iriiitc ;riiitc'causc. cause, it was subsidized oy the Kcyston ■u-> -nv, like 10 Rdd to them. What \\ :sl;Z?.'3 and 4 215M0.25; mixed Wgh p,j/' thc tunc Keystone Inl Fiind .16,02 17.32 Boeing gained 2. IBMBM 3, Gcn- f " £ ' 'j 'i’f.f . Il'i i! 77 i?;1 S S S S 1111“ 15! ^ l l L ih^ fil?i - 82i,in. Soybeans No. 1 yel- British government lo thc tunc Kcyston fiJ7 do you think of ihe company? . s <«'i ♦ s choicc and prime 1.200-1,400 Ihs ■ " of many millions of dollars,illars, nn Lifo In;las Invest ...... 5.92 6.47 ci,n,,n cral E lectric 2 and M-G-Mi.G-M about.bom om! .1;. j |, . i j . i » . ij ^ , \ ' Z u , low 2.73^,n. of ma I 23 12!2R i huy m o re ? -F .P . il; 11“; i| “Sf‘ ‘ii iiS iii*1^ iiii -liliM.”™ ■'/.•l28,.'i0-29.50; choice l,150-1.4O0.lbsft* ‘°c„, Soybean oil 8.78n. nccusaaccusation denied by, RolLs- ManhaiM anhattan ...... 11.23 12.2R Should ii 4 ^ ^ l \ ; i y i e l d grade 2 to 4 27,50-28,50;H rilc : AtXl Ihc close wheat was‘i.ccntIS‘i ccnt RoyceRoyce.'GE. Broch’emphasizcd.phasizcd. Mass IrInv Growth ...12.63163 13^80 13,80 A-I A-I think i well of the com- % . s were generally■ally higher i i; 3!! J!,’ ir‘: ii'*-ill— l;l! "4 H-'i >,41 17,93 pany and approve your ideil of " ii' ll’i' SIXMJR .J6« JS» »!{ Jl!»■. C ti };‘ choicchoice 1.000-1,105 Ibs 28,75-2*75; a bushel lower to ; higher,hlfilicr. asks rno subsidies of ils! govern- Moss IrInv Trust...... 1C.41 17,93 pany an on the American Stock Ex- i;«« \i ).94 11,95 4ncrcasinp your commitm ent. change. 5 “ " ' 's; ;i;i rii!ii; Sdllr i lu s i! *!i mixed good and choicc c25.75-2G,* fr.S : May corn was >/,1' to i/« i/i ment. menc. NationaNational Growth ....10.94 11,95 4ncreasii H ♦ sifl Koiii '.M J» J^80',^ viousvlous. Since the beginningnning ol Putnam Equities ...13.U 1V33 ^enls a ' ■ nnN i . S !’! ' i b ?!i. T V SSli wn Bovc- Technology ...... C.97).97 10,87 10,87 dend dend of of $1,20. The company h as ' NF.W YORK SIOCK r.XCIIASCr-.xciiAscr *■ *; * *5‘ : ; / ** ,t5 skjoiiS B . n l ill: ii*'‘ iil!-!:” ^ - s p prim n » e 900-1.050 Ibs yield grade cents;^ rye was i to ^iai -iower,lower, 1967 GGE has lost to Drown Dove- Tcchnol Ycik Slock'rl!? ,? Ifi? I,!, ‘ • * J? -SlOllC-sioiioh 1.SIS » ui» u .. jJVM 4 * s5‘ 3 an«nd 4 25,50.27,00; choicc 8.S0- .•in.s were rl of Switzerland contractsracts for Value Line1 Inc ...... 6,47),47 7.09 7.09 increased incrrasc the dividend regularly Cjchin|t Itltcird ltl« pncfi; soybean,? were rl of Vil !1 M-i Hiii'i «5iii i i- i sS I ?! 's .ir’Al"'.'".: : V 1 ^ 4i ‘ “ !: 1.100 Ibs yield Rrade 2 to 4 25,75- icr Mnv power plants wilhin thee Uniied Value IUne Sp Sit .. 8.77?.77 9.61 9,61 cach cach yearyci sitKc 1961. During the i!‘ JIS*-,*? s J / Drw m lit «• . »Ti» ’i 4- u IS s 25.50; 2C.S0 mi.\fd good and,7cwS cliolct' i ' - i j fl “Hi". ^ E.'States (haf wouW have■ brought West fnfnd Shares . . . . S.S2i,S2 9.G<9.G4 snniL’ s n m tlJ interval camings nave jyrj'fiiljisviii 25,25-26.00. ‘ _____ incomiincome well over $100 million.illllon ------=— ■ risen'100 risen'K per cent. While the Inrger part or TET*s business is 1 • sLn oirib' cjs ijui; »»?•-;• is‘J -■ '! s‘"Sheep 100; nol enouRhf of any GRAIN FUTURESES 1"In ^thc samt! time it has lost I J i „ li'i M't V!s ” ” i» ” {•I; i l'.iii; “ 1* sH" ;is h ‘lit- * ’• The following quotations were . Cli 1 36JJ fornia &Jison. IKB still-11- nnolh- _ . , with go(good long-term growth po- h provided hy E, W, McRobertsicRobJ?rls May M^y'^^^Va? 1.361.J 1.3CW 1.3fiJj lom ia AllttUud K l *I « il‘i !{i;-i;j(!^lls^i!'i'‘i ’1 ijH ii'.l-'li ?"ci IcRobcrts ^ 1.40iO'4-l | - 1.40( 401/1 fer plant to be built for;^consoii- Consoll- C o rp o ra tior w iis i i G tentlal. Tills Invc?tm ent should AllaP* » ’J'i * ‘llfiuT S and Co., Twin Falls., Jui 3i5 i'«(2 dated Edison of New York. \-ccDcc 1.49^1 1,45. .1,49(49U l1,4!)H ’49H .The loss oJ so many miUlons -W ^ IIN C T O N (A P)[ -— Vice ■ _ • — — .33I I'sjT? of critically needed dollars over i ; ! ; ; : ; i s r , i si ! S Sl" S t ,:; ; r Aug...... 26,70 26,C5,C5 26.07 26!c7 MnrM nr 1.54 1.53>i 1,53> 1.53ji of crit ' i „ Adm. Hyman G. Rickovcr Tj: '* a period of years Is bound to at- llf? 1 5 - Oct...... 2(!.5ft 26,4242 2C.45 2C 45 Co Com a perli charges that some corporationsr p " o S : UDividend Set i s A?." >0 :!il I;: ;ts;; % s::; S J«' '■> Dec...... 2G.30 26.2020 2G.22 2G 22M May ay 1,15 1,14W l.I4'44% ltl4Sl 114S1 trac t ‘ ‘he atiention. andI perhaps refused, or delayed:d accept- lOS ANGELES-Dlrectors. of AmnoKh H )i SS>; « tlililllfil l'l8i^ sympathetic consideration, of ‘ { ‘ Tr.fl.WAIr I J'« O'I « ♦ I iTcb 10 2G.10 Ju i 1.18 1,171 1.177/,V i 1.181^ sympa |:|ii:iiiS H --ii iiiiiiii ii“i;iS 12 J.U '*'* I^cb...... 2C,10 2C.I0 2G,10 -lul 'M°n* „ ng, conlmcLs to produceduce less culf 01101. Corp have dcclarcd a : j^ii ■ •’ Ih IJ! m j5 i...... ‘ — .Sep 1.20 1.191,4 l;19»ri,I9%9»1'1.I9% WashliWashington. GE and otherher com- rjpi^iy.inidiv controlled civilianian work, quarterlyquartcri dividend of'65 ccnts '•I n i « * • » §^ i i l l sii vr i; - ; ------■ SDcc 1.21 1.20% l,20H0% l,20Ti120T» Panicsfianics know this. Aha,- hc said, the lawiw which pc,per shashare, payable June 10, lo gill JStIS=ii;i iiiA iiS-:::: iii,iisiii:il3s i iV, l',25H This week GE r.n newspa^r ^ “^5^ would forcc the companiespanics to s|,archoshareholders of rccord ns of 111 j" ’ji-t »' r.!!! Pf / ) ndvcrtlsemenls addressed "To j., Vi- UMC tnd ,:j }« JCll mi!; iii: JJ'i i'ii• jl Pr l o tato es, O nions ,« I ‘ake defense work is not01 proper- May 3. I- 1 }' IDAHO FALIJ, Id a hio-(,\P)- o - (/\P )- M.iy. M.iy .sm .s»; .M1.4:ni4 ';si ';ri Our O ur . E lectric Ulility Cu.slorn-Custom- ly, enforced. ’ i ; U iS sii- iii!i!iiriiiiriiH!i: ‘i' -!?us"nri4 jii) jf.j j":-}; id , 73\.73 ers,” in which it tried to explain UnOlfc.l i:« IM »H JIS4 5n{Mjl * •!S PotatoPota sales f. 0, b, shippinB shipping JoJui l .731/, .73 .71 ors," I 0 explain j^ickovcr made th e c:hargcs hargcs In LEGALlEGA ADVERTISEMENTS i i i i i i i i ? iiii::'!i UKK^r.cir J II m < . 1 • point ulc.s .ihlp- .Scp .7III4 .7"’; 0^; .7Mi .70‘/4 .JO'/i ‘he rcapons why its turbinebine gen- „^ closed^,05^ session of the H o u se ------iil* r !• P^inl Ol'* delivered sales .ship- .Scp **9. NOTICL TO DIDDnnS ppcr V.il. Dcc .7311 .7!>,i .71i{-2T/J- .7J- .73- Crolor crator prices were higher;her_lh(in thnn Bankingunni^jnj and Currency’ Commit-Commii- -piett,, su s, ,,b i-urcna»m» Atcnt wltt 5r2L.'." lii ii?ii|ii!s -!: a 'li:iia^ i j" ilit «s0 "stispl^R ««s -n '! pi^R poinl l>asis for Upper Val- Dec J m Hli Jt'I HS’- ’! jH,.‘ s :iii - s lev. Twin Falls, nnd Burley"rley Ills.dls- MMar . n r ------.751S5i,i .7S!4 75U lorcisiforeign makes. . . ' •• V tcc oni on'A prii 11. The cornm illee 1- j-i'Z t'itr5cls: Ollcrincs lalr. demand RyRve . "You should know-that ItU *>lyoiedIs Ihls ,1 week to make the ies- jj'J - 1{ fair, market nbout ste;idy;■ady; rus- MayM ay 1.14»i l.I4'/4 1.14U4U 1.14% 1.14% ‘hose ‘hose built-in govemmcnt-span-e n t-sj^- tirnony-publlc bul It sllll111 hash a s not motno ioiiu»m«:toiiu Hci. No. op.jM wid , ' Am SiT'!^ J l j||l «% «>'. - !i ISfn V2 1.17% sored advantages, not high |;ecn of “ r » ■ ■■ '• ’ ^ '* j’l’* M*'' " '•‘ us n"»'•« ’• ” li’-’■ «J5’* ’• *,’• sets washed 2 lit or 4 oz min JiilJui 1.17>;^ h \ A 1-17% sored ‘n•; ]:!iiil 31Uiiii= — H iii"rlH imi ii-ii^^'iil'iil-^'SB ’• « I t mostly 5.25.5.SO; 5 oz mln No 2 M ar a r ------1,26'X5'Z 1.2C?i 1 2C^li counts cotinLs for these prlcc diffcrcn: anj« perform ordersricni lor "ff t. _ ■ tials," the ads said. militan Amphrnol >1 11 H'V *l’i Im |;i';-v ;i''S i,'’il' sfi! a ' lHii i i * i T^ v moslly S 3,25; 10 lb mesh sicks , . m ilitary equipm ent In. .n a timllm ely lemca.-bcroreleniica- blddmii. Ttcie ara Aniran I.»321 «>4 * '• |„i ■1: But docs one advertiseic In pu^pub- and cconomlca\{.j' manner,"t;r," Rick- t*'* PuiciiMUl*. 1’^ UJ - i | 5.WJ-5.50 most- i s . r , z Sil!;s;i!saiiiir.' II lie media when It wishescs only to over icsllficd.ir -■ r TtlS ^ine'siaie « rncrvei tl« rlgbt U ;» iii!ii:5 ~ 'iiiil Sii Si Humijhrey' reach utility c.xecutives n t n “ He said,, he h as had. a t tlme.s. reject a Sffi S!5! Sf:-iiiS l-iS S !!S !i3S! illlil is'i - i* (S'm It Si ii'i !■' - • 3? Could 10 place orders for equipment as !1 ”h !fi’‘t* d.,:l'i ”= i!iS:1^ JMinJh" -M* II ** **S »!'• ♦ • v 'l., J'I “ ,’i CHIC.AGO ' SSpeUst Out 113 :ourt the long as four ye ars before:fore Itit Is pubiuh:{[ii^h:j\pfUj<.^._M._^»u^__;__ Mii i S ; r . " f . v S ! n S ! ■ .j ;i’ z '\ l • CHICACO (AP) (USDA>-Po- convention In Chicago?ibllc Could and needed piQ., because "industryilry would w o u ld ------noticij to uidouiu i 1!! ;iii^ii'a£,lf‘i S liiiJi li'='i; ■ Cll ( jjassil! .!! H'S nSTS 5 “JS^ 3 Viil+I'i i “ ,Vn. .10 II MS » 3' - S S i r , l« L >•» ‘ ” •'*!!t ll. 3J * * }i w tatoes ‘°'= arrivals 3S; on track S3; X T ' GE perhaps wish lo courtlembersi' the n^ugj,,°n‘' „prefer to do civilianlllan work work t Tn»»i» j itate> I'urcliailng Ajeflt wilt ’* Ji - 1; w“ i" ?J * }j lotal shlphienis 440; old — sup- JX i Strategy “Srsympathies of Ihe publicthis was nnd needed they do-tiot havenvo tnto ex-cx- rti 31 JIM ♦ S J." .! 5 5’Ji-S k et dull; carlot trackck sScs:s^e^ ^JACiCSON. ^A Tenn. iffy (AP) - GE^ jj spokesmen Insist this was w -nJ. iijii i S iiiS 'iiii iiiiiiiEli.’ Z iii Minne.sotalL ' North Dakotakota Rcd Vice President Hubert H. Hum- ,^not 0 Ihe ir Intention. scrlb"” ! pgndda'l'SSrk iiiililiiE s f ii iii: iiii!S M.ii^-S I-;;; 5? ii: mo.‘ jh ? u k ‘I Ij <»ij — - w R Rive: iver Vallcy round reds■eds 5.00; phrc. phrcy has spelled out{ what , 1 . . ^Is It „ is Interesting lhat thc.ncxt ^ccrinjt Jl :» ...... KrtrMc I.JS 31 IJl' U‘‘’ U'** ♦■'5 ;’s ability Rickovcr is the Navy’sy’s deputy iHoncI'fc iflwcl'fash” AiPWdrwiu b«*p^ siH »» ,. 31^ “ )• new — supplies m oderate;•rate; de- cxpci cxpcctcd to bc his campaignH. Hum- jg jjun in ,he ■■private" jlors series ana of commander"lai ^ for nuclearir propuf.propul- ^V "P'"' lull; local strategy in a quest for •the what presl- Is jdivciads commented on GE’s ability niritn iflE is-il Illlli^•1 JIIS ■►J mnnd^ slow; market dull; local slra t Butotnatl- sions of the Nnval Shipp System s “ '?'orSi, I’ormt lutm s eondiuooi muit ba iiiii.,= 5S F iiiiiH iisE lg K J'H -t- S track snies: Florida roundDund reds dene;dency "If I hovc a chancccampaign to jjHy ,q bunj . reliable generaforsin.s about and commaiCom mand and d irec toor r o f the »ccurtd«ecured brfora bidding. Th«*e are c a rry m y message 10 tht:Iho Amcr*presl. deliver the a t li,6m on Umo. .m om nll- iil s s ii" ., * “, v aI r t I n “50 lb sacks 3,40. carr: ctilors to Division of Naval Reactors.Clor. lor S'iKVfS?. “ “ k ;IH i:i!!;|li;s!:;ii5Siii;siii|i5Slj”s iiilMt i^ il-iiSJI ^ ------Icanlean people." lhancc . . to docally so. provoking questions about commathe Atomic Energy Commission.m m lssion. Th»m* iiiaia rn erv et tha rlgtit t» *(t 1«k* (i ' Humphrey, who Is cxpcctcdhe Amcr* to j- ability j ol Its competitors to Qivislot S i ’!! !!;; SS!Mi 3lne told the com m itteei„„ ii».i'w<'."!,s'-„"”that reject .r “ v „ «S s» — !k Ntw YORK ”1' s.. - “ » ipccted to In {he heat of such compcti- iji: V H N,. date for th e Dcmocrntic iwml- ^ snouts ot G eneral E lcctric refusedled tolo bid Puwiih:Publlth; Apru_M. 2». fc a . fW noiirn l.:i , !» Jf; Sl! '■ »■3«'i * ;:: f* Lliis;;,iK ?" ' : iK; !!■: s h ■ Nr. provided by E, W. McRobcrtsIcKobcrls m ado It clear in a talk cand to - ,]on^unfojp o n j „,]{(, national Interests four tli u «ii: ii ii^ iis ii I? S SiiJii+».ii locallocal colleges, also discusscdn an car- naHonr . ,hc president'sif proicc- .special - not . j y at go lhat time have enoughinough en-cn- Pormtporm» iUimg eondltlom RiDit bs - 3 Publlih; April 3». 2S. 29. IWa. i C.lMfirCp J <;« »"i ‘>'4iiii iiS^ii - ■» iiiiEM»» V “ii iiS li^i m ii| vi^ wS i ’ jn years preparing an omnibus bill to ap- " . CMMtn* II* « 'i MM Mctitl- Mft .«h II 3»J. Jlji *,H K„„ii 1 Intend to carry thclr rccord forclgi rrfFii-e Trying p c»ei SW I « J« «i'.; OS«JS <>'. - S V.i’ vicCXwfO “ .<« J'SJ « » ifpi !*'• C.»n 'iiii^ii^ii^^-liBi^ ’i;::--:i Be Preventedi t - v / U l£ w hatever m ay Isc my role.me.' IAnd in- jndusipiy quoias lo n wide range of ^ —• Sen ‘end to carry It to ftcryIr Amer^- rccord foreign ^aid, products. Some of the JJ* e "t?„d “ 'li «r MH. ■'* 'i;| * H WASHINCTON (AP) Sen. ‘" d role. I in- industries to bc prticclcd, he 'iC iilij^iiiii??ii^isii^iiiiiii^rr: ‘ii'irii:'iii«5 m ! * 'i i John Slcnnis, D-Miss.. said to.’to- can "'I'® Usten. such \ - - T o Save Dog QNI c f r s ^ M * 31 li ^ Il'i »[• - '• kull 'asMncton ''>« president ryAmer^-said the ^aid, i„ ( had not even requested H P - » o g ONE iiiiii^E iisM SL jji fisll/o" ,J«f M 11; nsH ns * j; ». day thc march on Washington n .. such protection. duties on X'U, GAYLORD, Mich. (AP) - A _ , ” h ii% 5 « » m « s = l2 JS 2 i* Z !i planned by the poor should be nationnn‘‘° docs not need "emotion, pccted Oilrt.fU 1*9 3J H'i 3'S » ; . - [ • ll.nr should be dcmaRoguciy.said alsc the ^me In fact, thc Treasu7 is ex- lli ‘iiii 1 i'S 'S i. ”i ii i iiiiS iiii i ^iii E'-™prevented. ’5®"’ emotion, pccted soon to raise duties on CAYI ii=:ii^:ii S ! S 'l i “ iii!'ii^l!i1 ...... promises. Wc can’t afford Irre- produt SiSThS iC'r baoTis‘.'''MS HEARINGHE/ AID 1 . siisv- iii;ii!;;|iU.;i!i: m ill *'! s . s"5 ill ii"* ill; I." 11!T i: SKSlcnnis said the protest"St CM'ocould sponsSWe.poUUcs. And./, whatev false these- some Italian and Frcnchicnls canncd ore moiher 7-ycar;< and ran Into hisIs burning .< S !lS r^ 'iS S r£ '= 5 -K 5‘.;: iSSi'St,^ ;i» < -H ignite morc rioiing’.,1,1" unless K.^ cr ‘ »he decision of-the I^mocrat.ford Irre- productspnyjnt to offset subsidies that whenrural homeY at Higgins Lnke In a ll/|| le. Prime vain attempt to rcscue his dog. W H !il; = -S!.S!;-JI5 S;i5d" , '!•* 1 Immediate .-ilcps a rc taken by i_ convention . ... I , Intend whatev- to these{„ i• {ortlen Rovcnvmcnls ore moiher • S l iiiiiJlli I=!i£ 3J!i - S c „ li-.id I - 3JJ J9 i»H. w‘. - W ’* 117’ tjt; federal officials to bar tncIhc ’,ay „ Democrat nnd Idemocrat, Intend to Mlnlstpaying to exporters. in Is ex- rural Firemen hi said they found the WILL NOT FIT i ’Jli * Jj m nrch. , suppsupport Democrats.’’ intend • to hortini i„ Britain, meanwhile,irtcrs Prinlc lo bodyvain at of the youth. Jeffrey n r r i S f l • ■•'ii:; •liil'iiliii iif” i! I4H -» H “ If 0 large-scalo mlarch arch and Again.Ag Humphrey saidIntend whal to ^ork M inister H ardd Wilson1 produc- Is ex- Johnston, ^ Fircn next to the dog in n rW r S S a ‘ ,i; ■!! !K .“i!"; S!' S i H S i i ! i l :1h “ il s J S ...... the massing of thousnndsds of of peo- peo- the the 1 country needs Is leadership, . hortingiion, i British exportersiCnts, im io - b^ ^ yro o m ' . ’ , « EVERYONE i CDS- I,«h »: S|S MS »|]i * NjM aid whal work harder,'speed upport, produc- ex- Johnsto The mother, CarolynT) Johns- Johns­ I 1',! -'i £ n “.1. ii 4 1I5S jS - ji piepio hI e re in Washingtonn Is toler- th a t U *‘m atu rc.. experienced,- prove c*m[cre Vr» 1U5 4JS Iiiiiiiii’IB l'i ‘J'i ‘ 3S NP( ii; lil'ii-iiii'ir*:!!; H 35S H ated by thc federal government,vernment, responsiblefcspi nnd trustworthy.’’eadershlp port,iion iron< out impediments, im- ton. bedroor diicovercd the fireJ earlye a rly to- ;,.i|.ii,,.. , .,f j , I. tbcre Is" morc Jhan nn even ------— ■—lericnccd,- ' prove The quality sind export,mg inter- ex- day The and : took her threeJ chlldrcn j toJ^L-d 3 j! h ” - '• sli i ii3 S 'i;iiiisp i';r iS a ll * T.ch"i«i •.«! JJJ JIS JIHIj jiJi3«H -f+.U 2 cnanchancc that U wlll set up further T > . orlhy.’’ port, export. id. there- ' ‘on.to safety dii ouiside. riots, lootings and buminfr'Plth-H io r S f i" 151 Tlie compciiiion amongI toucher. inter- day Tho am lad sprang loose from his .'j, s h . m .s siii-wi I^P >fltlH I Jj, g jp ljj, ^,y_» S,g„nl5 ,Q|J Butter-and Egjrs Conrifcind I « ‘S'. JIS JS • —I u*ll Is iiJ: I ssJiu^v li'. K ennls told XHICAGO (AP)-DutlcrR 'l r o held - a with national firms Is bound,ance there^ flt mother and fled Into the house, % S t S S 1” . ,!! 11“ S i; the Senate. • ■ ^ - gteacstendy; wholesale buying prices ,take,forc, to get tougher and•rests tougher. be--shutting Theli tho door behind him.j liiiifeis ------u" = liter held with payments balance-cst. flt The-mothermother said the door was V.': i l i l i i i l l f iin iiir 1^'* Senate Democraticatic lead- lead. unchunchanp.cd; 93 score AA 66; 92 com es i:-ii5:'4s:s'i:f. ,s ii„ !K11; ia jis 1 is 3 O ' .J* e federal A 66; M D W/,: 89 C 61'4:Rg prices cars stake, a company’s Interests_ be- ^ lockcd ““ Inp and she was unable to Over the CounterU illC l. ers protested-:because -federal A 66 \ J. open it, as the fire destroyed the i;; XH * 2 Qo^uiknM rro» K*BD •* >t ■• « nroil. ” »>• trOftftrot>ps and pollce weree ordered 90 D 65; 89 C 62?{. VA 66; 92 com p es . a country’s Interest. p e - me n'A: cars ------. o s t hom lockcd e. , • . . iiii iil^ iiis S J 'silil;lii;5S:!i.5:i;* *dS“jioi i " not n o ti *0 arsonists and loot- EgEggs nbout steady; wholesale U t iolence in buying priccs unch. to 1 higher; j. ■ . IH lif! l . uil ! ! ! : - 5 l 5 S i.K ! :l! ■ iM ! 5 S-'!It! 3iVi SlS —= >L! j3(laij* S '. rrUII liarksp, B»rkk dcim d«irii or or crSers QdurloR the'nftial violence in buyli wholesale hom e, ! CfflllrS*' »*.” i n illli l‘''> HI'' * .*• Nasi Is m onth. 80 p er c cn t o r belter grade A T wGets in ' New Postims'” K n SPOT METALS «Pj «»s ♦ ’1 NoniiW) I 31 JH4 3JH . Washington earlier this month. 80 pi Spot non- J In il'’ 7 j!I -DM A sked ot Louis- whites 27; mediums 23;1 higher; stand- named j. Scolt' Robertson, former srs::!! ,.!!!, iKJS-iiS l « is M So»- H“« 'l l »■ ■.""S 0' If? JI? “ 1 Albertson'* ...... K,62i4 IS.OO , Ser he Dcmo- ards 24; checks 17. grade A reseanTwin 'Palls resident, hasc - 'been s l o r S J M O Icouna ond thli U ■nKy* \\\ Equity o n ...... 19.S01 26.50 »50 l«“». la*'?- N«- ’ I”*" 1“ 13; stand- named coordinator of operations I l i y i l i iiii»iiiii=i!^ ) 31-’S0 cratic "leadership as maloritv majority . . — econo: a pgunu, Audioiooa Uborotofy "t>^ ijln ’p31 Jl ...... ohior4i» i.*i iJ» « 1; « ? -fi Rrst F irs Sec Corp ...30.M , 31-.50 research' on the planning^and C o?n«1Jl?lor • . M t’ w th hwrlno old to indl-J n z 6 3VA w*ilp. also said he wouldId call for ’' __ P E A S AND LENTILS Co. nt •* F irst Sec. Invest. 5,871/4 6.3714 wh'P o n X n y SPOKANE - Following— are economics-staff He I of-Huslyiperations on -Cow Lead » cents a pound.und. New vW^nl vW^ol r,t»du in th»-6M«enl«K« • •• S l ' *11 ii;h!" iijjiiisK: in 3i>i i-iii G arrett Freight .13,00I 34.00 M M Iho ‘he tonsure « or cicpulilon ot ony JP C ™ z , 1,W II «>; li:ii ; It i* S oil"!“ £ ,w liiii ii ii « I C4 00 senator who advocates "bending the overageI prices as HLS reported researCo. nt Cody, Wvo. lolse ‘ Cns- ." 'f______* ■ . «•cl vw5UJi 3m ♦ li owtniiii ii» 13» m agradu- M.S. • ■ ■ T ^ . ■ ■■ • I g - f Ihe fttulti wilt b* iant to Aw ['ij 2 5 l l ’lI Morrlstm-Knuilsa .19.15I '20.15 '20.15 SttrmSs St£ said only & sm all Summary - ___ Yellows Lentils ateddegree from Northwestern Univer- I" ■ 17.50 num ber of marchers should bc F'S’iii!’ Iiiiiiii"iilTiiSi'!i«ii 7 iiE S .l-iiiii^rs » s-ii iziiS Rogers Bros ...... 16iO“ 17.50 nomi n S L " m This w eek 54,30 «,00 Jlacks $8,00 sity,tion It Evanston, III, with a M.S. ' JD'oymgX MS JfS'-l. p.civf U» « JIH J3J4 JJH...... Silv< r .53 allowed to enter Washington "lo i Jf®. 'S Hi^...... Silver s u r Q n j...... 47 .53 allow J,® L ast w eek 4.45 4.00 ., Lentils 8.10 sdegree . dC| In business adminislra- r t& I 3,50 present their petition In an or- ii., • IrtB 0 "CeitilW Cutlotn R tf«ri K ut^ *"'i Sierra Life ...... 3.00 3,50 prest In nn or- , j , t J a $8,00 9.10 tion Ho In i 1965. He also •ill has novo a B. J - or . ■ t2,hi I 5.50 dcrly manner.'' heeling Intlrwnent. Sm ui fixJoy^ f f i l i i i s iiiiis^isS|*j 31^ - 5 Surety U f...... 5,00 5.50 dcrly All prices nrc quoicd thresher8.10 sto . Co« degree. tm 0 Ifte heeting aaxnlBollon-. SS”. I.! i; ;;;I S iS i g K Ki l E W " m i" I’K iS rS f— ------;— I run f.o.b. c a r a l shipping120 point. 9.10 = He = and his family will move or>d leotn linle ll' , _ S»H -P. P«b OU.,M*> »» 1W-3»H 31 storage nnd handlingI thresher charges to Cody. ,ho*a "Cujteoi^tied-fieonno. . ii k Sl!US u«is5=iss -tH p«a.r 1*»« «■ n u - 5 should be deducted to Ingarrive point. at 3 ^ n VSelling 5."^ M>. IIH -»JS rrnncn 3.«* IIJ 7S< *> Pljll 'I S — U . Twin FallsFaUs MarketsJ S S.4MS ♦ H r.PwU U l IJ JIJ « „ M ...... ------:------1------1 nnet e i rpricc to the grower. | ,n i » i j ...... rt*ii»inl Unli 31 IJJ' 13*55 IJlb —•- s f ll siill iiii‘“S ■ POTATOES 1= arrive at 35'mm CAMERA ^ Audlolon* Hearing j ENTHUSIASTS nil Ij’ S a lif ii' iil ‘k h s : j .Cows?5f , AldStrvIe# ST;? ^ Volkiwogenr., b'l-w mo">iO -orfu- . . IK. Ihrilt .f a ( » ■ « «Hffi i!S ” 5 r?iiis w il! o S S IW»if SS” J THINIC HowAR&c TippiN . : ! i ..... fg ,WOgin meml)«/MV*r 91 Rua BTl cem> * ffiS'S.'.V m' Si‘ S i ^ ^ »«M!UOTeAI Use Classiliedsjds ;• Ownerq, i Consultoni;,r.i rr.k/\ i< IU MS *?14 *’S •iH P1»' Mfdtum AA ...... ■ c B trol ITS IUS T>UN YOU THINK. V UVESTOCK ...... *” Ban Eldredgel$tD CAI f n|^a|r^^j « ojj •!>»ffi i“i'5 rm.S " '” s .iiti rI li3^i r J «iv i oChoice » ButeMn, Small Redl ...... ».oo ■ |U TIS -ll ■( I 160-S0 tbi...... PiniM r.u,^iWHC4. i '' C lassificationI 104 ; 73«709 . ...:i '.f’i 1^ S r^iiiiiiiiiip,..W,7S.7,33 l jii; J'.4»«9 KS u 1 613MsIa Av«.S. , CAMERA CENTER cia i S t j i k S » 733-4921. : . - ■»1 . • ----- k _ - - - - - T ■ ' '

Twin Follt TImei-Nfiwt 's Tlmes-Nt^ws . A pril 26-27, 19661960 AgAgan(i*SaIetmiri Wantedanted . 22 Agenri.^letmenAgar Wantedmted 22 Butlne>»Butlnei Opportunllletet ' 30 Home*|^me» For Solo - SO ‘.’M L S " M Classified'■ 16(1 I Career Generaliral Agent Life Irisijrance■ance DlDISTRIBUTOR '™‘"' JtjST LISTED FOR THIS AREA - "T" Thousandsnds o( leads savailabliHcin , TM tt bedroomi. 1 balhi. lart« T O p l a c e y o u r • customersjmers of AldiAlden's, Inc. ‘• J’»«- rart-l.m e work - for■0, e.ira j,is s ; ’n.'”T„p’S.."",: ■ - . .lncomi»f ^owj-chance loIO become -fithecl“'iithecl garage. Ouidoor barbecue ' ■ WANT AD personal producer;r plus abilily to recruit and1 train ?ft'”’i^t'’'‘rowlVg “ prepared£;.,g *-l-«d io?a“ « ..".S."" agents. Liberal expensexpense allowcallowance ond lop commis-'mmis- 'Fwd^nume.u'n’o‘’«: • p. PHONE 733-0931_0331^ sions contract, complete portfo g l o b e r e a l t t mplete portfolio plus financialaland and National lor,,ID: Addlion Eail 713-:fi23 ASK FORt training assistance.ce. Override O v e r r id e c o m m issio n s onin SUP-. or'and Drand Product. Company ai- Drucc.' lurei exceptional and ter,,.::; proillable - ' !i.TdV,?,roS.Blair 0 » " £ s :” .; agents.'W rite to: _ Income for our dealeri,, WillWlU not _M Art lIrei Ireland. Realior 733-7340 "Classified” , Inierferc with preient butlneii John AldenJ d e n LifeL if e InsI n s u ra n c e Co. ' or‘"or occupation, « at accounli can ‘•LV be lervlced evenlnn or" on week- Sifkf.'jr''’'' • a W B ''o th e r Ma'gic VolleyValley Subsidiaryidiary of Alden’sAid Inc. Family room, three bedroom*. . t i ;"'. - Resident.s in:in: c / o Leo W. ;R-Rapp, a p p , ViceVii President taming Potential! t'M.OO a ' e»rpeie ondi djrpctord jr p c t o r of,'o f. a g e n c lc s month.month.^or^more ^depending on Buhl, Castleford C S ' s .a 'ord - 730f30 North N o rt h LLa, a S a lle ' S3IM.D0 19 »tM.oo It required. com com , , , ' lic a g o , I llin o i s 60G10 Alio.a | good cur and 4 to I ^ 0 ® ® Dial 543-JC4S4S ' ______C h ica g o . I llln o ii r you are older home on beautiful ilreet. 1 ------inimcrel u m t'd ^»nd^^ha«^ a^^genumcI genuine bedroomi. bedrooi Hi bathi. Third bed- lent a n d room In flnlihed baiemenL }iSjS ^ 4 Rupert, B urley. Declo, Hf w el^anled—Female le . !: 18 farnForm Work Wanted 23 ----iScce*»«fut In an ever expandingexpanding ' 1I3.7M.D0 *3 ^ ^ Paul and Norland ------. builneii nf your own. then wrlle ,^^MClU- k e y ^ .r e a l t y 'OPENINGS FOR ~ E — S £ _ ------Diol-:€7MM353------^------c ic w in n iir iiifi— :------.1— _l^1AN»RE-— -H • Keno dealeri HAULING Wcndcll, Gooding,ding. • ■ ■ sTA^;n^°THo1ioT icn''”/nv's™: NVE?T^^ New Split-Level Ilagerman, Jeromerome »<‘f*cuve.lve. :i.3o L E O ’S Cat'I(}N. a bednbedroomi.'^J bathi. large llv. In* room, family room, ipicloui 1^7% ■ Dial 536-2535 k 0 experi CUSTOM FARMING1IIN G NaUonalNaiion, Plira Company.ny. IMOTIM07 kltcheriMtch^ and dining combination F i l e r 32G-47032G-1703 klVa”klV :'’''cod.‘'"j'M-«a4‘iM.' ' ood wait- ______;______Arihur. --Filer, Hollister, Rogcrson,Rogcrson. IctHl rei ------______Arthur.______NortheiNortheau *lVcVl'lon. “Slocka ^ Jackpot. Nevada CUSTOM foOEFOOD DISTRIBUTORSHIP Vou’l-'‘f APPLY 7N PERSONSpN -MANURE HAULINGLING ^ ""d ExchlnR mcBt 1 Dial 32G-5375i5 C uyK eep, 52 Snare i>r fulltime Incomei ’’u‘'nllmlt. unllmlt- } Pa%eil??’ ir i3“’ p e r r n t h “ fo; JIM LILUDRIDOE and am. Inlereit and principal. Call 7J3- ______C a c tu rP e te 's______1 ------Twla-1.*]||...?3MJ« — ..... ^ .. bi,'io!iV.^tlil»**ii"your'’oppw^^.porlunlly- “ “ d ^ u n V a j^ ” ’ '***’' -V)' — Card'O f T hanksnk! •■ ___ Jacfcpoi. Nevada^g.. g — CUSTOM FARMING __ : . J — -. and Memoriam iwi ™4,7irS H >J1 T o & W ? 3 iV N eat ■ Merla Kauflmaa 733MU i , „ ‘ ] ?M NEW HtWEp-^ TALLYING VOTES In a ThursdayTT>i nlghl Ctetllsn.in. Pf canning kitchcn directors arc, from — Insertion □wifliTn* 3 bedroomi. 3 batht. Urge llvlni Waitresses'S — CUSTOM SimTe iilllullon- fo®"' ipacloua family room wim tc li, M rs. Aiaetit Dilworih,Dilworth, ■ canningca kilchcn worker,cr. andond MMrs. rs. JJ. H. Sharp, managerger of lhcthe _ ^_ rtuilrle*. »-«, Inilllullon-•reouiVii. I.®®™,'* combination klttherw canr.'ng kllchen.n. During volinjvolInR, T. M. Knlghl wasIS cicclcdclectcd (or oneon year to Ihe unexplrcd icrm W anted MANUREm HAULINGl i n g • c?“ne^"il^a*r>^'?nm?• " of Murrel Slansbury:isbury: Frank WWallon was elecled as a twoiycariwo^car ddirector, and Mrs. Sharps to S ,'w was a ; DEADLINES - VercoB Olander - Uuhl SO-437: ^t’e ^ . T e ^ r r V d3 • ’ tn''ViVt’n''Vl‘5!: 1 t>-hw«a, d^l"t1w*a1her^ garbage ” dlipoiaI. •• reiclccJcd lor «wo:wo years. Il waswa reported Ihal lhc kllchenkilchcn waswns iopen 32 days in J967,1967, withwllh - ASfJ'pSinDti — JOH DLAIR 000.00. Include! Inventory and ••«?Va*.^,e“f .^PY *' f i . / S ’o'?igi,‘ TcmV 86,SSI cans processedDcessed and 455 patrons registered.. Plans wcrcwere also discussed lo open 'the the - • ^onjay=tldav jj,ru Friday Cactus Pcle's . INO clWdrMf«.°Corp!,'737%1h*SU ^ JackDoi. Nevada■sa______Phonaphoi 3»-««59 Jerom* 3is: Oaklan tncludi jj jf .,,. 73,: kitchcn the lirstit partp an of July.July.______Jercma “^‘'‘'‘ "fiumber ‘ * ------5:30 D ay Beforeore WANTI2D;^ lixperienced lecreiary.lecretary. CUSTICUSTOM Spr;yln| and haying. ______i »4M, evenlngi and Sundayi. - ;. — Publication he. .‘piy7n'’l;’eM M S l ‘i’-5ri5''’*tr?}f.“nan ““^pt'a'S Kot*a? InvestmInveilm ent* 31 BY OWNER ------svA iotj'j'n^d-4'iC JfJ 5']5'BEDROOMS S C L CI Volunteers, V o l t 5, DDoi onations ® Salurday tor Mondayonday Hol|Help Wanli lomeone 10 clcar b9 acrci M nn.w Money to Loon 35 Cra*e’!jrri*"gh ™ Bnd‘si'.*ifdwar5J Q 12:00 Noon! EXECUTIVE ^Jerome FarST m O ranch loani,nt, large,larte, achooti, achooti, f h a appralial. cmr J-bat- *'"*!>• drveJopmeaf. reUotacSni.•eflnaflclnj. Avcfloe Nort*. Call 733- M u l t iply p l y SSince Assassssassination CUHTOSt puwint tM dliclnt. 3-bCf , ^ 230 Mlla JOO or 73M«M>tor appointment. WordsWoi 4 , , 7 Month SALES ■•fl'tom plow, i-hona Joe Mllier,‘iS& T .m 733- - Jrifem.#*LlovaJ North” ^ ' M jl.______;______------BRICK V ENEER B y DON MCKEEUCKEE liifor us lo carry on forirfltim fl time,'* e,” I1 Tlie widow has fourju r children H 2.-1S 3.3S' 7.15 s r , k 24 Money W onted ______36 Five bedroomi In thli late model A TUN TA .. Ga., (AP) - Vol- Mc had no fipurcs.. Dul hc said to care for and ll wns uncertain _ S S Work Wonted______^ M oney ______home, FIIA for II«,97S w ith I before lhc what amount of life K Insurance a n « To 19 3.25' 4,50<,io S.M9.SS ^— oorto-jwr “ jSTS'Jown Indudei cluiing coil, uniocrs a n d donationstions have mul*;fmul-;fund appeals made before thc w. I i i i ' ; R O T O T IL L INi G g “S' kp s sired. i’.ffi Ihort “Sn'",; i.argv lot. iandicaped and readv tffK mrr^ icTm loan S% 10 10% Inlereit, for imr tiplicd. for tlic Si)utliern[j.<> »u t h e r n{nssassImilion had brouphl onc KingK: hnd. . , , r To - 24 4,03 5:GI)s:to ii.ss11,95 ln 1” ,'.v ,'^ '",“ S,™ S''“ ?.’,n',VV» o*"' Chrisiinn leadershiprship Confcr*;rConfcr-;of the best responsesIS Inin SCLC's "Hc didn’t have a lot of Insur- lenilal un and bentllli,-Th» Coiti- »«<* 4 bl"a; Wrlle Dok A-2 c-o Timei-Newi,^-fJewT” ' ’■ creitvlecreit^e'V ’'*'* lls Poor Pco-[hIsiory. Thc orpanlzaiionia ilo n opcr- nrnnce." Young said. "I thinkihink wc To 2S 4.65 6.75 14.30 JJ.?,' * cncc (SCLC) nnd lls Poor Pco- ^ for IUC- Jo h n H. McDonald, 733-9233 MMu>lc usic IU t t o n i ______^______^ VolcoVole Builder'll Supply pie’s CiintpalRn sinccIncc thc assas- nales on contributionsons ddcrivcd|in crivcd'in SCLC carry someihingiclhing like.— ond Found 1 «* sinalion of Dr. Marlin l.uihcr rmainly from rcRular, r mmail all ap.np- SJ5.000."J2; t i l ! Kins Jr., who headedded the orsan-.porsan-.peals nnd rallies; nndnd formerly "The siaff had nlwaysLt-nv. .nlWrrltalked LOST:'lloyt'blue'.nd wmto'Union of^ ■.VXfJ'tKTr;•SKTr! ROTO TILLINGMG C( U I t T r ™ N O:0 n NEW e w ICONTEMPORARY ‘ cornijating. g a r f lc m». . lawni.tawni. nenlalnentfll purchaie plan. W arn ArchllecArchitect deilgned. 3 bedroomi. . iMifon. -Ifl•jfrom proceeds of Klnp’sIng’s num er- nboutnb a major Insurance policy _nc; !ir'a!.g; s r s ’ 'sfarm acreagei, CaU afterT J3 p.m. and ULorene Wynkoop. 73J.72CS. 3 I»thi. Kinfi's hope of leadfnftleading mas- oous speaking cnRaRcmcnis.t;cmcni-s. as on Dr. Kinp's life, butut we wc ncver lo-sts ; .sman wmtc.^yfUow.^liow bro«nbrn«n --•» • ‘g lr«»el. 'hll profeHlonal (ell- \nm, 4». Week- tl« Sunrl.e Boulevarj.______;,.s,"nS itanding 's;;s.[ror,"ooi;::; - poor nnd dis-'w cll as benefil performirm anccs ances byiRobyiRoi nroumj to ll." 1. Jtewatdl aniu'cr'''’l"3;;;s “our S'ayi ------Holiday golf courie. Richly sive w aves of Ihc poor nnd dis-'w , Heweav. PIANO LK SO N<}S S Ca%e*edearpeled I n r o u gh o u t. I-alrly ndv.nntapcd I n t o0 Wa5hinglon|,NWashinglonl,Mrs. Kinp. a soprano,n. YounR said singer H arry Bcia-Bela- — ------Z career dovelopmenl amfillioni. late. Call priced wlin financing, Phona . died April \ wllh lhc crack of a - SCLC spokesmen snvsiiv lhth a t the foifonic, lonR-limc friendnd of01 KinR.Kinp. CordCan of Thonks______3 ______from Sean. * ' ~ i C ’^dVoom'hoy^im -To-bFr. sniper's rifle in Memphis,.Tcnn,lclemphls,.Tcnn,ldvU rlRhls orppnliationution opcr-haopcr-'had laken oul an insurancesurance pol- wLWb wauid“nk« 10 extend our nncefr ----- 44 room In bairmefin*teiement‘par- But th e slaylnfi1R iniensiJicdintensilicd alesa siriclly on a nonprofitnprofit basis Ic:Icy on Kinp for thc children pri- ^ UuUKKLEl’mci lervice, ipeciaiii-ipecialii- School*School*______------—HZ ^ tlally J.®?"' flnlihed. {n Living room and I support, both moralral nnd linan- «with all conlribullonsIS nnd funds m:m arlly. Bclafonic had for years p, ' “f!"'®"?' COMI'LUTU your High scnool'Chool edu. bedroomi bedrootr carpeled, Otwd location ; f € l WANTEDD “S:mfn'"K?c‘’!lenV'to‘r‘’mrtice ? u " 'i" aia- S ' COMI-Lti cation at home. Dlnloma1 awarded, on on Pivi Preildent Street. Prica »»fi00. clal. for Kinfi’.s mostlosl anibiliousambllious rpoinp Into SCI.C projects.ijccts. paidpn the salary of a poverness cei ------Small monthly paymenti.,,1’rti. 1’r e a « jjjo j 3» jown. do »7» per monih, CaU underlaklnc. Tliec campaiRn, Young said nboul 2S wworkers orkers fnfor thc children. Youor said, j-LASTLItlNO . iluccolntI • perfa. booklet'booklet explalni how. W riterlta 713,'igi 7u,:l9i davi: 733.S4G0 tvenlnai ySS Service, (aping • remen work1 • palch .American.Amerlci School. Box 7M(.«». DOiK.Dolie, and and tjund.%’1.2>un ______taken up by his follnwcrs'ollnwcrs as .is a wwere-added rcccnilylly for thc IKinp’s legal affairsrlFCn" were hnn- _ work .Slalna Chrlitepherion.rnon 7I>7J> Idaho I memori.ll io him.1. pelsRCts under V WashlnRlon campalpn.Ipn. rnisingrnisingldled dh by nliomey ChnunceyI'nunc'cy Es-Es-Pon Perionols— Spoeial N olicoi 9 ’'i' V'l L sta tio n W ll and yred Jm art 7U-1M3, ------______tOUNTRy living in me- city. 2wo way M ond.tv with poor-poople's titoial .staff lo ISO, '•Tliere"T liere nrcjkrnrcjkridRC of Chlcapo. Thc■he nllorncy DORMANT OIL SPRA Y ^ ■ JIAVU equipment IfMo lawrmowln*.; S = 7. HoWegHomeg IFor S ale______5?SO ;.n,'o n re. rrz' ir le In Kim- «n)'thln* cl value, Uiafa right any- me. ne esti- „,ov»i ei eiiitmg I'eiiowjhip ifni. iPi bulli.lni ""Jt. Balance tSOOO. RenU eaiy for campaiRn budfict Is Jl millfnn SCLCS( board of dlrcciors?clors nnfter fter m.nmaled' n few vrars ago. wns kit S'.mSl ’’ryy-'*"'' “ K ” iment call a™ Avenu-/. r p ; ; ^ . - - i - ' - " " “ 'I nnd m uch of il sllllSllll isIs to bcbe herhi husband's dcalh.1. hns been SIO.OOOSIC lo $12,000. pTtn™ Ppari a ri camec.nme _ji,p4r.t»-biii,-oie-reVf.ie<)-iorS“»' ----- KjC j i r ^ raised. |piIpul on thc payroll tempornrilylfrnm.his tcmporarilylfrn SC.OOO satniy■y nnd par- buibuiidint* snd fumnec. fiid. win be ------r “ H,fi ~^drnemi ^^S"^Ai:RliAUii eail ef Iwln "A lot hns come: In already," bvb' a voie of the board.tfird. YounpjsorYoung;sonnge allowance as copnslor. roomi un. 3 bedrooma. 2 /Ireplacei. ' rhAnBT'!.''r . »n"»r«V b'e mii^"ouV!'oi'lSi"^A O TED ^ «ra«e Bfw family room and many other fi-B- Ihe ,sourcc snid, sosaid, IwiIWlh his father, of EbenczerE b e n u e r • „i Church, c-o nm Jonr». Haicr. Cfto Bu.In.ii Oppononlll.. 30 ■|l;;'°| encv 7^ "’»<>« r«“ - Plans n rc lo raise funds as ihe CMki between acei or 2J a n t f ------^ gIsSaSi•IV}. .M ly j.^11 thli-one. Nadine Koep- e funds as lhc "D r. King didn'i leavecave a will Dapilsifla church. ParTtamc■came from maman^d«ho^ror_^ln»pecclon call 2i. ;------nick, 733-72S7. Mountain Main 'cam paiRn develops.IS. Tlie Rcv. nndni his e.staic is slillI to bc SCI-scl- hU speeches, ^ ”-«“C r'"’£„r ■-■ pi le on cor. neally. 733-3974, Andrew J . . YounR,IR, •executiveexecutive tied." tli Younp said.. "So thc Kingf nccepled no .salary from " PROFITABLEiLE IC ai^fMr NOW being built at corner of lira- vice president nf thctic SCLC, said boardb< volcd lo pay MMrs. rs. King .SCI.C..SC llis travel nnd office ex- J.B .’sBIGBOY rx'risilfiflim J ^ v : . : ?v .‘.hr"gui^i-‘‘.s ;r /f ir ’cp?a*c^c7.Tu:i . • flf the financial .sllunlion:ualion: "” llIl is IheIh snmc as our Iop executive."cxccuiivc." penscspci were pnid by thc organl- j>ciioncycle. Banner S^urnUute; 733- accq ^ OPPORTUNITYfiTY M M#S rrr^^;sas s i-a; B £ Rood enouRli lh a t.It's.It's possible ThcTl lop pay is JI2,000 a year. zai ' male, age 2S-33, married,I, m'llltaryminiary hlrt hlrt carefullv car contldered.r A S:> V 3rd i »ter " ichi ‘ne’w"'’?fl';‘plfk: Count inr obllgnilunt •Bililled. Preferrefer one w , ,will aDnnlnl one reinonilblaponilbla Avenur 15lratWft‘'%^m\'I'oe«neVra1M'iT‘h;.1 Admin- ^% on In ihli area a. C r ri* Tlmei-N — — r— UY Ownrr, 3 bedroom briclTai 640 V. ii init kind ot work, and iom«imiacVa" actual rtlivtlhutw n{ HMItmnily TVrfO btdi tiM. alum- Tai’tof. 3 halhi. 3 flreplacri. hnie- Senate Demos Protestt BecauseBeca Troops,l O p S j 1r| W LL2^"hrreTpon» for^.ny produci* msnufaclured by"r‘M by a JO fuirbalh,'eonilder full b#i: irade!°Sj''sth IJfpViliarp'pVii.'.i'%.VumS%^"i'o;‘}..'’'p’a'‘' own. at 01 opportunliv for ud. AvenuB f^orth.______j, April 21. IBU, ■ 1"* • for ud *'**'’ “ ’"’P®")'' D Thirp vancemeni, and excellent fringe -ff-p ( , 0WN1:k sacrificing nearly new apa. polnimen •> r b '" ''! " - « n d ««'‘me to I)ox V-19. ‘^5 ' Ihli dll- clOBi country home. PanoramicPanoramic uyHYOWNt oWNUR. j.bedro'om home, car- am.;S;.S laano t>y compleie company lupporl. °Wi dIale pi Police OrdereOrdered Not To?o ShoShoot Looters;ers room ’eqSIpI E ' »upporV diare poiwtilen..*pyo'Be"'713^ §f.'?SurV/uo-^“a« dfmoial' e^ T ru "!lX i;: mtnl, Ior rent nr lala. Crowley ' ,i ; 3ur houie, 41;^, toan. *I3,?00. 733-UJ2 afier WASHINGTON (AP) — TwotnicTwotm spccch Thursdav» to call ror.rioicrs-aror,rio reference to Clark’sClark's _L!i »’h.rm»cy. 733.9771.______^ < v ii:u ~M;'iion and Uullculic l>Iantl-lant r^ins ?wns ofVppro?ed'‘^e*n a«SumI: '■ neaJn/i!* "p"aV*tmen7 5uie, re. 4;o0 f p.m. werkdayi. anyllme ommliiion I rnniin celving i3cmocralic; le.ldcrs-hiivejlhcle.ldcrs-hiivcjll' ccnsure or expii'lslonkion of nny,vienny view ihal shool-lo-killkill orders ‘'V>»n"“(.Vu“alu h o u « "\v « S e .7 .> l''ii . T d ^ V V v e K 'r .l / 'J U r n ^ 'j r r-xce pruicsted because federal ifDop^l.M Wli Nt^t^li hornet 10 teli: aiio im^li , federal inmp^I.senator who ndvocaicscs "bending nrcnr« nol the wny lo handlelandle slum »;jo»;j _p.m. ror lu'nher Inlonnatlon nce necp». m n ry and permlnlon lor fl ilart n « . TinuiU b r^ rM^ m ^ ilc k -^ J- ba^T «^nnd police were orderedirdcrcd nol lOjihcloiil: knee" in dcmnndsinnds from]Vliifrom ivlolcncc, _c«i Plani, In. on part time batli ii poiilble,i?lb’ey* iiud'yi iludy, family f 'room. carpeted*'llv^peted*'llv^ good'Suy tood*Juyeri,V«*are not^rmbera sliool (vrsonisis ,ind Itjolcrs dur-|lc I l,ns cx- >VHl.tL ch.ln. excrclilns equip. JSli Ing room, double garage.e. Fenced of of MulllpMultiple Lilting .Ser>-lce. We caa d M ers dur-1 leaders of the Poor3r People's IPresident Johnson hns cx- Jvhl 11 ambl. vard. Heiy lenni. 733.f767. «lv* voi inR llie rartnrvmlcnce irt Wash-lc ™'’Ma^Iej\ We require an Individual ambi- yard^’n' ’S7. Clve vou fait penonal tervlce. cncc irt Wash-iCampaipn. prcpressed a similar view, sn .saying: y in c 0/ Ptiarmacy. Idaho.______tioU» 'M‘| "f -MUv"i-AlNT for down on ne.erne»er nxhKr nuhler nReally. 73.1-3383 or 73-Vtn?. InRion e a rlie r Ihls month', I Dr. Ralph Abcrnnlhy.Ihv. succcs-succes- "We can rebuild property.oncrtv. Wc _n7 117 M«m t-«n. 733-C574 or 7M-tiH, wX»r non par- hlV'own. K^omlnalVveiimVntmrnt "i li j bedroom ’j^ e d rii home. *10.000, C. ), Loo- C. Loo-4 DUOHOi ^DUOHOO.M brick, beautiful ma- Sen. Russell B. l.onRLong nf Uliiul-:sc ul-:sor to D r. Marlin l.uihcr.uiher Kinp cancai replace Ihc loss of money,money. Sl>ESXLi(7si>iKUl.l^si-t! m»dende to mra-mea- iullilally ' rellred to lr*nia^ approxl- feQUi: infonna. neslior. .733-40SI. Ldnadna Irlih. Irlih. lonr)-. lonr)-. dc double garage. Lovely part numher 733-0SJi3: Unty llanien, 7Xl-om. of town. slana. tho majoriiylly whip nnand'Ji d 'Jr. ns hend of Ihee Souihern DulDu a life taken can never be rc. *“/ m-OW«. of lown. Thli ll priced rlghl. Nlc« levcr be re. ’o«li". coJa ’V.“.h»r7n\VlVrhVe"btrf BYM£ 0 WNi;H: 2 bedrnorni, den, full Sf Nil, 2 m an in thec DcmiwrnlicDcmiMirnlic ChrislianCl Leadershipip .C. Confer-,slo onfcr-.slorcd.’’ net b»iem-nt on Du non, Jooos S and sts;:.”®;.:!”';;.".m'"'- I’h leadership, also vowedivvcd in a Sen- cncc,cr plans lo lirmp- ihciusandslIhciusandsl '"I'm liccd ot iMs pussyfoolbRlUSSyfoOlVPR VKlVATlim \ UcltSllvt; bWlP lia tlt. -111!a.!'rr„/-g:% ;aaaa;:i w z : "M)" M L S " ------of ol poor people to Wa.shinpionibyWn.'-hinpioniby the nllorncy genernlcral of the >M*^33“;«<1. ”mu»l'*^knoi*" Irrls'aUnV"" nUlv*'caT' ? 1ani. 3 'bedroomi, 2 • I next month wiih Ihche nim of UniicdUn Slates or by anyoneinyonc cl.se,cl.sc, MachinB repniri— FemT " S ",^5ifn=K ,:s.i'„a “ran -.bathi. loNTly fireplace, attached I j U’JS pressuring Cnngress4 lo10 enactcnnct amnnd the Amcricnn pcopic aarc rc ^nj niei, singer Sewing'Cenler;"ng' Ce'me"; ;«^|M ■“'I j''i«na'’\ “rer“ r p ‘m.:’“^^^^^ )wa. 10 nE moved, rmftlt olderT 3 room raii, i - Elmore Girls w ?wclf.irc Icplslaiion throuphlirouRh non- tinlircd of it.’’ Dyrd said.d. <:o Main Nn»l>. 7.13-33««.______I ■ ! houie. f ear round CAFK In choice locallonn doing doing we.t r;;!* cf if’f?er;^?'"s?oVe ’' c CLASSIC T W h homVt. "We hulld on yotjr , violent demonslrallons.ns. ClnrkC also came In for nllack fumlihed. -ood huilncM. Price- include* «_ Bnd_0». needed. Y»ar around wor?,ork, good Maton Mato Smith 733-M;7 ------!---- Vn„ thIrd-rnnklnR Senatenate Demo- riprights of law violators, thanthnn hehc is si.scsi.solh aauiiJc a i i wa*, . . . I Ma. ------vilcd to 'th e orientaiionanon meelinRmcc mp .. accused Aliv,' Gen. Rnm - wilwith the civil ripbls of,f law abid-abid. _i£:, cor^d me».,>-;« |.ou»_._day^! m . r ^ a r - a i Ihc Mountnin Hnmc lliRh ooiinp w ith ors." Tower said, DeaiBeauty Salons IS rnoi . School RV'm Ul 2 p.m.ni'saiurdi? Saiurday. - pussyfooiinp wim or* ______IS room” mode'fn h*X.*'r"hon»hona M7- '■0^ Iniproifd In prntfct------Tower added Clnrkirtc Is nol C C0MPLI;TUom lirnuiy .Srrvlcevice by ad. ‘Li2i2 SM7. Cailleford. tlon ind de- ^ Je rry MoniRomcry.■ry. owner of ' . "p, ,ed lor the vnwtfl TtxViol?vRlcaHv suited lor the 'w «utv^ Arti Help— M ole a n d Femole 2 0 « ind re. I.CS Silhouellcs, will demon- 1t ;^ • C ’ l T ■ ficfield'O f Inw cnTorcemcnl" nnd J*: .sirite hair styles forIor diffcrenllyjjttotn,!)- Jbx-alioshoneI l O l l C li,'lhat if Johnson wani.siK^^kSS to keep ETuT shaped fac es: Betiy Robertson ■ him, Clark .should bc m ade head r«ParfMi” *3yi77o.'’Vi'ii*'7w,Ut Avenue ime of home care producii unlike ColleiSH will lalk on sclcclion of cloihlnR ]1 of the Pcacc (^rps. thehe anllpov- Qu«i»y >'roducti.______*«>• ^ ■ n ______?o*T^m*ef Neil'-*'’ ‘"'"'f:.• ■ future. Lol ui ihow you how for various fiRurcsr and r colors S iMan ' Killed erty program or the Health.Health, Ed- acby3cb' Sltlors—Child Cor* 16 ,7^ lhat becom e the Rirls'lirls' colorinRcoloring uc; ,„ or va. '® doJIari ".fH work ‘ 0 ■ ucation, and Welfare■e Depart-Depart-{ 6iiLDit'iiN-s~viuaiojjITl cnildniild cart, mtfmen 10 le " and deUverer F«mSFuller ei*'"** inflation. in hair and complexion. Lindi T Director Ruby HopkJni. Claitea Bru MaRazzine w ill Rive pointers“ on nin Vietnam I/)ng lold Ihe Senate that g e m STATE REALTYiLTY I_- lr ^ modclinR.. while Barbara Hicks' iilip -IJirn e jyhile Abcrnnlhy has nnl sped- M-riie >*,0 ______73J.SU8 J age and m ,ooo AND UP per momn in your will illustraU! various kinds of v, Shoshone demands ona^C Conprc.ss nngc^s S j p you may own builneti, Develop part ilmr. i makeup nnd thcir use forfor.teen- teen- .. rp.idcm . was Cillcd in aciion in ":f'ich Ihe Poor People's Cnm- ______be coniacted. ' ______' \veWe hthtlp_yo«-aII ihe way. To quaf- 1 BRe Rirls. • , ViVieinam, accordinp-(»» Mrs. Roy Pa'paifin.wlll make, a Ruaraniecdguaranteed nitni „i* child care. Si'aia Ilceni'rd, ^cilec :>crlt and r'o” '" ” tonBl wwrvVwj s a ■ / / / All Rirs a n d a rcp>escnlaiivc n. A-3 c-o nee ^e ^ Soi"h Siat’a I i ““'W ''. s'ltcu™ strvkervice ccicrk lerk “nnunl "'afic probablyly will bc Liirjf L»r playroom, fenced yitd. Time “ i'i” ulh Siata fa.fT /(/ from the sponso^inp' organimiionorganization t,. .sousought. There also'hnss been talk ^ ______,______S m . .Sirrct. Suite D-e. Salt Uke«ke City. - J i\ »r. write I f , ' , ,,,,5 meiuda a IliitoIta Infor- ■ V 'S k TI U m ay a tten d , and If a Rirlgirl liashas KoninRfcld. 2G.. w as born *^*>1‘ha Rovernment should ns-its- niViied mlraery. p^Wn^ L______mation aboul yourielf and phone noi been conl.iclcd by a sponsorsensor j-i„ 1941 prnduaicdluaicd from sur *^re every family enough Tif- dcnanm dcr and klnderja'rlea. IM A n ,- m A3,in,.Salliim.n WeiMtd M — y shc should slill ctvmc,nc, said Mts. s|,shoshono »iph Schoolol in 1938.19S8. pcome r lor a basic standarddnrd ofol lIh-; i v - ™ ^ o m - - m .W ______^ t»d 22 uyrVouiV'^^^ ■ .iK UAUY »iinn» mv nome. march leaders "thini;"thm l; they nome.non phone 733-537».______m , W A N T E D Wrue no* A.3. c-o Tlmei.Ncw»Ncwi for " '• '- p j K y / \ ' aRcd,” "Mrs. Jordan^ a n urged.UTgci. |is iis,ed as a Lincoln Counlylounly rcsi- arearc coing 10 push us into bank- ^ ^ APPLY IN PERSON Emptnym.nl Ag.ncl.'. 17 FOR°»ent or Sala at lltli luToKx- and Oak- W ------“about enicrinp becousebecou-se she jc n t and the report readcad "Killed "K illed ruptingnif this couniry lo p.iy ------f o d s ^ e h a s no talentcnt or expen-cxpen- in aciion," - , woiworthless people to ^ jJ be more joii'oi-tNisiis'ar'i'iri-o—e“■■n.t, be. “ . CHARLIE’SCHAI TRUCK t, EQUIP. ii^;.s.^»ni^ViSifr cW r U DC m ore v i„ of Maalc Valley. K:8Shoihont 8 Sh0>h0nt JeremJer< t Phone 33»-«62}«^ m arranjarrange nr remodel to itill.lull. OS-43S- ^ sive clothes." Thc commillee is He served fh Ihe arm■med ed forccs w'oiworthlc.ss, they arc m aking an Eaii,H»i 733-sSu.______confident every girlrl has some fromfrc I960 lo 1M3, wns dis- mistake.’’ mij „ , Help Wanled—Femaleil _ 18ifl Form Work Wanted 23 cs:SLiciTss iK 'to .irn,-.r ii~i l . . . . . S S s s taleni lhat can be developed.Jcvcloped. chchnrgcd, -Ihen 'rci ’l-told y'bu.the.right-of-difient , -of-disient wa»was gguaranteed by.thft this y e ar som eone; will work U.S.U.i scnnlor of Kansasnsns Cily.City, are encourapcd lo attend.iicnd. meThe LYING AROUND?ND?_..______“» pnANCHlsil:! avail, c'om-op laun- . -.w ith , them - on -theirr .horsem-h'&rseman- an- K Ko on.p Rt-'-Wftshbum -U•Uniyersity niversity budbudccf-wil|-bc-fnr-the-comlng rte“ comlng ...... - - y a jsT t tSf,.Srv.‘ . - .. C o n a titu tio n J 1 .didn*t»*»y-it-wdidn*t»*»y-it-wa«-smart ^------r iilve ch!aOln1tywrf*f r'urVi.^Itt,’, 1 ship. MaMay 8. “ • schischool year, 156S-69. , ' PHONE 733-093131 • ifiiiini., jili. " inglSaHighland Dr. salt Uka Clly.iy."u[ah. Ulah. ■*' ; MAGICMA VALLEY■TOLL TOLL FRFREE EE 1NUMBERS / • ’ ' ...... It's't's EasyEasy.... ^ ' '■‘S - BuhL Castleford------V------V \W \ Wendell. e n d Gooding." ‘ ‘ ' Dial - Hamr;Hagerman, Jerome . Dial 5M-2505 V. B urley. R upert Declo, Dia - Just Sayly “CH^“CHARGE IT” W o r d s 13 TTimes $4.$ 4 . 7 0 .-"Paul. I Norland Filer, Hol HollUter. Rogerson. D ial 678-2S52 Ja ck p o t, hNey^ Dial Ja-SJTS'

Hom«» for Solt______So'H oni ______50 ^fn«* For SoU ______SOso LoliLoll o'and Acrtog* 54 CamptrtCampi. . ^ 63 MobilsMobile »Hom«i ' 64 Mobile IHomes 64 Housei—IHou»e»~fumlsh»r' 737 3 J Tvh'in w in Foils Tifnes-News 1 7 ------: ■ ------ATTItACTt\ATT^tACTtVU^^S n^^i^and ^bain- A pri J s J J J J J J $ JJJJ J J J s ■■MLS" ■ J' ” HAHAGERMAN VALLEY~ T li^ . April 26-27, 1968 FORMAL DIMNG I'etrI'ete I) n preily little acreage.crfaTe K A M P-A W A Y T 130 per 'mooih. 3rd Avenut North,' HOMES s«iiSulld older 3 bcdruum.,. Serdi ono” lhe highway near year tuund ly 433- F a rm Im pltm ani* 9 0 WANT A VALUU COUNKR1N1;R di.DI. P®'"' “nd Cjre, .Small rjiy {‘V'''" ; / “a“nd C A M P E R S \- 3 Si".r'';i!|‘.iaS'*‘ ” • '"iP' IlLCTLY ACHOSS I'AOM HK U.M. acre on llignway jo in Klmbcr- nrnmr FUu!t: HtwM modera bouie,S tni‘iiii, it. Cood 'S tScom"V«o"mM\'n.'owner»f''wam't .- G & & G M a n u fa c iu riniHK^ R ■ S t an r ts . Stinday, A p rilI 21 Travel’^■'i Trailers , i'f"- ureVi" ' ,^,^. M^pb*r‘ *ali e!ln'Cled.'^''^'lll^^"ell 8' Cab ilifih- -.. ” Up To $500-— AVAILABLE' E jf; ACREAGES uT^f 1 AV L*!? r X -USED JO'h N D EERE 330 - 0341 JOUl t 4 ACnn^hciulKul I tfiJrwrn . 'JJ'" f ' ’AV*‘f »?Mlv. W W i'°»u^''.'’* ____ ^ ^ DaDave's Camper Saks "* U n d P lan t, 9'8” cut. •g After the mo^t succe.wtul 3 * ^>l>nOXIMATi:UV >> acre• all trt- 2WIOI N onh Washinglonn T i r1 a v e l T r a i l e r s ' UUPLI'X. 3 l.ed,^m r,-a.w' i.lttWn ,, I.n I«r*r T,M,6Tf.« *’ Openopen hohol,^e wc liavc ever had.>iad. >nnh of ilallcy. Phont 7M-4I74. ------______5 5 SAVE $$ - iriif.'- S ,a rs »'■" bome. sar»ge. w»»h Imuie. pa'i------TRACTOR_^»-______ure. corr»li,.»B4 latdcaflea ipcji. »pui, FofmiforSol#Pofm 52 au,|„e U p To $325 t ■ 52 Builneii Proporry ~~56 56 ' ENJOY " STO R ., Ioa in. .JO H N 'D E ER E M. 10 build “ ..M L S " ^ ^ ------i ^inm erelal Property[J ------The results of lasi-acung'"s pj, Pickup Camper;r onii scs . t s i r - “ • j*JOHN Z s D EERE 7J0 diescL A SPKCIALT.Y r»-i»« Want Ads. ••• .JOHN DEERE A . • ' ? l f v OPPOflTUNITYITY reldtmanreldtr Healtori TU-I9M any day Monday througiith ■ rura.cr.'" k . j Buhler Realty •* - i-OK LbASi: Ul iulc:~rn* Nd »atur trr and aanltatlon fumlihed.^d! a22] i -JOHN-JO HN CDEERE R. dlcscl . ^ :w ' Actet catlln .«UI. mr.tlv fo » U nmc“'a n J ‘•o u inS n S .n i ? ’, . ' ------______Mc 443^^i:im. 733-MJ7 cvealaiI and g ajj_ s. S J S I S r { S S JJJJ { S I { pluipi'u" trtULt-Tiumc. 8 hulli.11,“'.,« •l!o ; . nr Ruwn______Mobile M obile Homei 64 G a t e w a y ______hcja HQrtofil ro»t with1 calviicalvci INCUMIINlOMi; tiropctly on Kimbeily“ g Gin-vi'-i:.!... , .^1 m u - ir.llr. I'” " J io m TI4AILI-iH hou.;'oA nice large -MASSEY -MASSES FERGUSON 35 nml m.iftuacrv included in pMcpriie ‘''’'J ' »'!• niodern wlin lot In Kimberty- J'or tale orjr^wiii will ^ diesel, s e | , ■■MLS'’ p’‘1i■if Jllh.low. TUft. down paymrnlpaymrnl ihowi , 'window,. lUrga^ Wrile’me liox 2 bedrtmm., front kllUien. ''""''C’is'Aiff”"””” ' Ti- l» k ti ih;,n i;.itte mill nutain- nutljin- A-l. C-O Timei-Ne... Luw'do'compleirly furnlined, l.ikr luw. ^jjAdi Trailer Center; ;.y CM,..,,., , — Liiw down and lake over iHiymerut. ' ------: « a i,i» ...... w m * O N E CASEOMATIC «n bu»y lilchlield 447-J«:o before noon.___ •** MUUUHN outiown homa for rent- d le seu E y e - A p p e3al a l r;irr‘i.r„;rurc,';;‘ “" “'Zri; tuee!*'jitt'nl,?e i T o lfic V r h^.^ Opcn dally 11:00 a.m. to CM P-ra.p,ra. r.urdrn,r.urdrn. waiher-dryer hook-up, thii ouliiandinf i brdrnnin T ” p if r T ^ ! i^ i ,^ e ? .'‘Nrw '.l“p"m“"l U I Sunda>t l ;00 lo 6:00 p,m. Couple |i°le?'" or tmall family. 32«-3I] l i " ------BAKER!S------, r . « "tfS :- ’S ;r ’BToiv£'^i;;;:rS'-'p;s^ ^ H A M E E T T ^ T i Jllloner, ai Vord Trnnifer and -Sioragerage CoCo. 8~'«8 * 3» W2 K HOUSL Ir.nter. TbFn: I bed- MMOBILE HOMESI . :, MAGICMAG VAXLEY! Y — EEQUIPMENT^— Q t — f T S H , u p k e e p .------— ------rnom,------room, jJ.100. Located H mile -Souih: .Soulh Jlnnrii llnnrii Pilcri — Pair IH.'«anj»-- f^jQMOBILE HOMES ' K lj Ihland S A L E S . IN C . Com peri-______W43 of Munaugn Grade School,______REALTY.^ w5;r S r *aym'c*i?l«”nnl"ov ’’"ilM'fii Comp« —_- - ".MVglc'vaMe'y"* 3‘i 'ihUci Nearly ••Vour ‘Joha De«» Dealer*' cl, u :- 413 Adduon Ave. Weit 733-3XM-3XM______'*733-6141733-6141 - Cloied.Saturdayi Ihbor- s. CasUand Drlva 733-7»3 ,‘-ev- tthrrlbaie. wide box lale model kvv pt, ___ new furnace. Good Dtlihbor- s CasUand j^ffllme) Drive.* Sun Vul!c/,"’.‘JevJ whrHt - n hood, 160, Phone 733-mi?. ______coeaiar caeaiar Sherreta Sh 73M3M __ Ann Hc>»mi.ler-7M.:U0I3.:il0 * »»i». »»ia. M «l-______pickup., Panrlrd Interlnr, Iniulal. Iniulat. ttttttt MAtiN'ULIATTT I IW) ~eipan>ti 3e'xS~. ' ALWAYS Apoft^erApoft^enli— Furnlihad 70 Tw” tcdrwi Id. »;o c . ^L "Duka" nobertt 733.a3j ' * 3 bedroomi. l>i hallii, carprtrd, g ------lilUhli loom furnlined apartment, per month ••ML'S" ^ Souihside 40 Acrcs5 — :!u-2«a . ; ; s r ? £ . s " ' ■'•••■ “ ? .. s « S'gSI' BEIT-ER. b u y s — <0 Acrci full wijtrr wllh t« ! VOl.KSV mower and balh. ulUltv room,n?BU- au- eite.*Kd"en‘after“eite. Hden *M,'‘ * A R irjO U looklns fnr the l.lefll i : „ ; s r j# ® inmatic wailitr. I-enccd yard.-S. Jn-In. CLilA^ctiiA^4 2-bedroom2-be homel '^Iai furl , / T H ri?ao;‘'a !r:iarr;x ;v'0pan4 ;'s racr, hrat.-r, S.icrlflce prlre, Ar. *’» ^ ^ MAGICMA VALLEY ^ a il ' *** nionlh. Pbona 733- I ilc\crihf‘ thit home Jocaifd on 1 lfle->l u.unt •he-iltn-a*r. Jim Campbell. . . Phone ;33-4tl».______- J.u^kij)ur Drive—clo«e In Hlch ^vcr , lake Ksr-'ni??. Sllll•hnn^^ TKAILMl MODILE HOMES .m suji 2 T r a c t o r s * y Call ' 3. i 'i ; ”mllei ' veil of Weit 3 Palau MUDIO A[ 711-0141 — Clui'd .Saturdayi vale hatti i i f f**’"■ i i SWATHER arranged. Tticre are 3‘"arKc1 'ittec West End Realtyty r. "'imr time. -Sre nl JU milrt wellweil’ ol Iri.T LUUTWi a;T W O I)^7T3«3,'airfirtlriCI^mTI^ , CAMI-LHCAMPLH I7’ tralleiwA-l thape.;f-5n See rxcept IlgflU. Newly decorated, ■■" t , mjiin lliior bertriiom« »llh 2 full Ken - nuhl j;dcn, I'lionr K35 M15- tiOOdOood COcondition. Phone 733,|4C7.iC7. 391 PollPolk Mrrel, Kimberly. '• Nice p e prele yard, garage, no pelt, cou- \F o r JJ* CASE ■^^^bejj iou W?'Ma*n'*‘ 7 o ” ioj pie prelerred, 1313 *lh AvenueS; '”;£TH“ 324-4414. »n'CA! 'wliii*' nQ"'ira°//ic'livln'’’''twm nml in:;: ¥ i2* owatonna •pn'ti;)u"° moUr'rn kfiih^n"'rn andan'd Mmipy LAHUi: anda email apanmenii. 1 * ?„4P*Jvi^r!lll!Dl.oi;M I ,...... 11 .-iml, !.» » « ’ DW y gruund noor, very clote to down- >t wa. beet harvester ■hM'rKame'Vn..m“^ rarfll'l?i"S ^ • *n A town. Middle age and older per. . nnd uiiUlv In b«icmenl. on Ve«!_ unn luni only. Jutt-A-Mefa Jan. 733- IIOUMMor i SSTiK >(. J.ROW AC • raje, 2 haiement S mllei from Jeromo. flreplacei and a litetfniee ftncrafencrd JIS.500,jrs.j flood |crm». ;£“ N E E D o- lichen TWO bedroom home, f i t furnaoe. If.41 2-ROWJ.RQW IMCO E D an E X PPERT? E I Banil bath, ' furnlined apartment, 383. 380 Wt a Ihow I,I- i N R m I E state Co. POTATO EQUIPMENT . ■ -3J4-4SOO, Jerorne______gi c o ^ ^ locallon.loca: adulu, bb peli..■ffi 733- to,o’n renl , r . wl« ’;;r,!;;i"rw ’:""i,.. p ° t a t ¥ NO. 70 Curl harvester GEM STATE REALTYA LTY 40 ACRE.<; USE THIS HANDY D IR E aOao R Y /AS A GUIDE TO NlCli and cleanrcloie In. older or 3 nl'ultoOM TU-SOM l^CALocated near Jeromr. "tdaho, t l h T " ^ ■ — ' USE middle aged lady ooly. UungalowS 733-34U . * swilh bl blower “ ■ ■ ■” Owft It leavlnB the area am! apartmenl. 440 Second Avenue Twn faeawxw - ' m s ' ' ------n^:r.niu.t lell ImmeJialely. I’ull nrica FAST, RELIABLE SERVICE.IVICE. PHONE TODAY Uatt. ' u""^- ¥ No. 5 CURL'Harvester only SIK,Ml wllh low. low down, UPSTAIItS,UPSTAIKS, 2 momt and bath, all l—,»,-v n35 with blower .Ird AVENUE NOnTII:: cood Cond ' HANDY] REALTY IH QS k I free ESTIfMTES. utllltleiutlllllei furnlibed. except alec oilier hnme. New furnace anil ^a. triclly, 331 7ih Avenua Nortt 733- hol wnler lank, New carpan. J *«' 1-lncoln - Jerfomoicrfome I E ______. ¥ No. 1 CURL Harvester be.troomi. .Tht» horao It m iooSiood 334'433»' Uvenlnit 334-3«:< . ^ a 1..^, L... v,.i R o o m s - ^ o a r d uf>d Room 7 6 ^ ■ 5 ^ ♦ N o. 10 IWLLWAY condition. »S,««. ••M L S " ^ lllet eicept llghlt. 377 Wei't Ad- KOOMS doi f. «a Harvester QUALtTV ncoromlcal Hnmei: i 24H4HOUR O U R liiiiiAddiion"'’"'”’ s h S S m o ^ I —clean iharp 2 bedroomI’homrV. liomri. ro r better U rw i or' Ranchettanchet I / ' I f i s O e S R ¥ 3-ROW CURL digger, Cood • incallnnt, *r>od trrmt. trrmi. Call l.ynn Slewnn. U*perleacedrieaccd 1 RING SERVICE ‘SPiJfnent” Utimie’i rini*i"*'d! Am^' air eondlttc 1—17,600 Profeiilonal lerviCe. ANSWERINC5SEF ^tf/ecmdl7?Sed^|?r 8 4 ______\mnBSSUQ Tol ¥ LOCKWOOD pUer, like Jjynwood^) 3 . r*'Mi " 'M L S -= : ~ Tho Advofiiaer WillII Be Be NotifioiNotified to Call You. A^en'u*iven‘ue“'i?ai‘’t"'’’- i?. “ *• *“*«» ioo A i R i i i icr renu Steady bay and * •J'or I'ARMS U'» DARNESNES l______patture. Lou of water. I mil* nCwnew • REALTY 'Z “ " J-UllNlSIIlilI'UllNIIilIl^U ground floor ipart. apart, aoulh or Bellevue.; Ui-fOH,I. Je-Ja- ment. All uinitlei furnlthed. '331 rome. _ _ ¥ U, 15, and 18' BULK bedi 610 niua Lakei Notlh 733.«ii n j « l l UB A R N E S R E A L T Y _3nd Avenue Norlh. . R L f T f n ^ ------1017 Dlue Lakei 113 Mamam W.w L!bted horo In casy-to-flndjBsy-to-find nipBiphobotical order oro service offerao you can _3nd Avent Uaultvitril Kucit\ Wenvlcll Contact ono of thoso - call LK ruraaca Compaa>,ly, 733*733- maiei. I Taylor-• SV: 334- si,;;: ii.rM. tmtllcr Ini-ilely IW a ifc t irrljalrd. Verytry 3’j 3287._ 7. .____ M34. Jer 34 hour icrvlce with no extra DUU^CU / —^ ATTENTION HAY OROWERS inriLiiiri! I’O ' Iticaiiiini, With nice T 3 bru- — - — ■ charge. John A, Ilaken. 733-1341.I th '" month. A.All ^Uiuiuei. Pbooa 733. ^ IndustrialIn d u stfio l EquTpmant E 898 9 New 3 wiawida telf-propellcd b a y - - “ hmne. .Snrn'-furn^luie Includrilroiifiz. home. .Stillnit price J55,uoo Tor Th* ...... _ I,—, _ atfcker.itfcker, PaParm built aad provto.' m^^hii pnce, Immrdl.ile jioitri^ I n * eillmaiet. D. 0. Miller!'.tiller; septlese^ije^tanta"tieaaed,^^5er tat ejulp- wiLL~ih'pW‘ Sm macbioa and itacka it bullda. Wllh HO.iMXP (Iciwn. j t J balanccU n'S on ’ Wn.uTa?!o^r “"S I" * • phona 733-0073,______ment fo • . i-ojy term*.- Uryilen Agency.ncy' Je-je" Kelley 733-SMK6. .______P"°"* ^ I.w“ ''^ment‘''^flS'^*ii'i;d''w^ U S E D 3 W ett-I SouUi of FUer. 3I»- ■ i>mr, a34-J23i Ld I'em .Sultimaa. ------tntyeeilon, Uoyd Cravent. 7330033. ‘SftV; USED INDUSTRIAL fT^^rvL4738. Wayne Behroeder. i c y 3n.--,j34. ______I____ BoofdingBoa & Trolnlng______. EQUIPMENT ,1 |.iitfin :B^5-e^jryor i i ?aac 'loki T aylor Agency ___ 1. ______SpfoyIng______oONU n u ' bedn>bedroom duplex. Water and ^ fr wlda >mIi raulnnaal wtih 9 itecv Klmhrrlv . OI-I’M ACR ,,— ^1 For the flneil Intulation al reaion. ^ , „ . y , nJ'sMo"’ A«iion. CASE mode Kon Tn>lnr «3-5»034‘:3-'5wJ ">n l>highway. 40 ih»r?J of)f"Va’tVr watVr C w ge't ^Kenneli. , lioardlng all ’'®bla’’Brlc SPRAY now for bandelloni and nJ'sMo'" Rer s is 'rt. vibraun a c r ^ Brand D«« I'- :.^’r “ i i . ' S K ' ' j . rn ;M s d broadleaf wecill, Lawt» fenllltlng - ICOOdlUOB. s i H iSOOOM or UUOM WtUi ______r.. re‘r“t*; ig-i.ai;""' ■" i»,e lad- acrcen, mounti aad laeksharu. Can j _____ Hoofing. 733-PM8.______1 :1 cSitnmK^n'5i‘yp».'"7!T-»V37.‘'-‘^:r‘5 "■'ysHiiaiiSiSwU: 7 ^ 5““ flnanee. Call 738-4237 or writa Ilar. -MLS” Ami ^ B u rn e r. 833 Carlia Court. Elko. . .su>cvmrn'. Rraliy,’ liw'.sJulhuili^Un.' I.m-' BuiB uilding C ontfoctors?_____ . Medical o«"*‘imiTeneral Spraying trtrt. lawni."'All ’ ' -J— -lO’IN DEERE uted backhoe ^ D u m e r. I A ciunMiiR r,"'”;.coin, ____ l^ ^ i ^ ie c t i ipraylni. TUHMINIX ^ *ji, OBly for trmcter or tn tk Biouat-' — ______Dmmer* ------Inf, Siaoo, FAHMALLFAHMALL~Mb M with's point blteb; Vor^tlw new Uride and Groom -~.—TT *'"ai or*?eildenl«V°bu%ln|»l'°De.II. De- Rupturcinupturei ecured without hoipllal, lur. ——-— ~ — "rariin? aJi ! m4m ’ ' .•,4. new Kawanee rolltr harrow: t>aled ? ' V..I. ' '“ tlgnlni i,."/ and cabinrt lervice.e. Alio tary.f«ry. IniuranceIn acceptcd, ‘tend’ tend TelephoneT clephc Answer Servicoico iiiKiiu'rKfiiH iii' rwrnt anti bath a li^ili:^ AC-MODELAC-MODEl traeto moUra load- hay 2«* pickup: Hetlon U* awaUier all e.vpetrd. A culle at i n , m ‘fv P — ;7 liln except electricity.^ Redeeor- cr ny*9 pickup. , s E S . rm 7t!S3 '" h ~‘* ^ f c w .'" PhiJlio Your' lelephoaa li never alone. J4- LVH ViJI ■ for toih cropi, I modern homei. -/'* • s i f e ' s r s . nch"7o*r * — * ------Mfr773‘4,Mft-7734, Iloa 3*0. Shpihonr. Idaho hour teitervice. Phone 733-1310, Jeep*: good fithint boat eutnt. rahi; as mciirsi «:hoi — ■I?..'"';.-, Joe Krepcik. 3J8-tt«. Pller.*— ------ir t lruel_4li% inier«t^lMn.I liun. j'l»S?W*^Sr3llX'MlIfire7.'^Go^^^^jn»3.« r. Good. — ’ - QChoin Link-Fcnce _____ ■ MillMilking Equipment • '' —- Tree Service lady. aii _ 3.”^' ^ e ELUOTTS' l UmSrikvllH^MAfj land leveler l^o. » and Jnim hortie wnW SuH baitmtm. "m I-V'' ------, C M ^tlnlT Feoce. Freo eitlnjuji- — — — — VALUUY -nXM SERVICE .h . 3 tectlon Melr«a harrow. 733-t377 •• Yoli ' can pninl fnr purl nf " Y f«rmt ik . n" r?“"‘m MO “ S'™r»i°na ' CllleipK. 73j-iM7. ^ ^ a j e i l I -I- ’’S S ffirM S S is ">• after fl p.m. or Saturday. •I'lwn payment. Price 113.000. aVrTi «crr. from"V.0;M0 to J4o!cM. ‘iJO ^ ;Si! -““i'! U.lno loan can b« aiiumeitmea tlat aerei^f^rnin aerei ^ ,0 0 0 lo *«^500. Own- _____ ConcfcteO Forming______^ S**J Htovy Equlpmant 92 includlnc laxei and In. r r vet ------, Ornomenlal Iron j^nicek'-i TSTS; °°Ph!iiS‘*75:»w'*-''T£a'pIKt**j%vr-s H»qvy Equi U n ^ Off^c’e' 2f Co«ret. : lound^ I I removal » '“« '=",?o*j*'f'oi?i^;:’’?i.i5"7j;i“'ofTr comr ois; Ornamenlal Iron, can and wrnueht,meht. rre Free e citlmitei,ri Iniured. Phone SSi*'"‘ , ‘" “"""" ‘ Formfam, Implements Impl. 90^ |r.^r'’pn°trader.’roflnfonDauoa call 42J- - I- merclal. Merlin Dcahl. .33-3138,■3138, eolumni, ralllngi. Phone 733-1J67.1-1J67. T33d Cnif~Sh«bIeyr«lry wall comractor.= 7 . '-rf* ♦*' a £ 71 TRACTOR rrpainni. any kiad or WANxUb to iced al Ing unit In I airfield nrea. A good Clllf Sh«t tpray. tenor. neferen{ei._;33-334», “ **■ ------ttllm atet. 7I3-»3M after 3;09 p.m.p.m- j,x)VliLY« ,vui,Y one01 bedroom tpaciaui E!**";make. Moljmeuzy®'J' Maebinery, 1*83 IM3 pi,oB«P ti# uliailia^yilSS. e i “oMSi^*. nnly JI6.T50. tummer ,umn« ranch. Price no.Wo.,000. 2i Taplnt. hansmg, acouillc tpray. ■erior. ui ------apartmenl. Ileal, water. *^ll»htt. Floral.Florat. PhorPhone 733-7S47.______j^___ WendeU. d e U . Realty. 731-teM. 333 3rd Avenue North.orth. iiuilCarTBro a n JJrwhan: mitrlor-and ■ ezte- M tS______Towing ___ JroVeTefrl Itove refrigerator furniihed. suit- UORli traetoi nEAUTirUL J bedroom bric» brick SiX::74''‘u b .::': - 2 ^ ------rinr. commercial and reiideoual. ^ Suit- MORE tractor bona power per dol- sTUAM cutioi sil«ar Wreckcr Service. AddlioB ‘ bla for w a to lar wllb Caiat. Read^Tractor Com- ble to tbe fa , Elcctfical Conlfoclofs3 saadSand niai Blatllnr 733.1134 or 733.1M«.llS H Avenua U-eil. Phane 733-1234. S'. Lynwood.v s ,,"K;.' s & ' i s ' ; 433-aaao. Kimberiy,______i b«lr‘ « iT e r‘n!^nT''loV{|lon“" 'Z “ modeVn ___ ~ er I pany. 433-aaao. Kin C ^ Plumbing — ^ ------— ■ ■ ___ MOUNTAIN Stateti Implement for t TOP q p ~.a.ii7y~quauty baled hay, daUvenZ. tif town. j : i .joo, Good “ttrmv ttrmi, "°fs OWENS ELECTRIC . ______• Vocuutn C leoners p,*4LPNL bearooibedroom, llvmi room, kitchcn DeLaval rn ency PLUMDINa .SERVICE A IIEPAIR.•AJR. kJrt)ykirsy Vacvacuumt - Tha enly lactoryTrrr: bath- ^eniCentral heatlnf. full bale-S!,’ sllei. 138 3r WII.I. TRAUP- l«:i Isrje 4 ied. “ s * :aU " A y t i ' DK Plumbmraad iltaUoi. 7S0 •uibonn menl. hardwood noon, only 131. jo |L £ pHaie la w a p p r o x im a tc ly liqltnoa — 1-'. I'ldVn" I - 6S3.4343 collect Main So.S«. 733-3333. mat::?;.% terv ^.,s'ffi„=''‘v?iS.iSi'.';UlnJ "available - s s i May lit. Pboaa 73J-JI17■Sfi “ ij.'fe f e ’a - g ' S i P Jfrr?!* '’m' 'rwm'' ra'fr fflV'a mil, ft i a S!!!hgi'r«»!''^!m?SS*cu.ih. ei, gp^'tharrt^w atrr plui 30" from ' ' - ■!—— jenulDBsenulDB Kirby paru. We repairir ajiaH , J *v” i 3 —r ned. 5OOOD o o d p potato 5 w 5 " Saner. Phone 431-3M4 buthela oau sood fnrm M to 3;o acrei, *i) thi vaeuumi. .Vacuum Qeanera of JN Kimberly, ___ WANTiiD: M head cattle lo pat- "o/ii"S Excovotion _____ R enlats vacuum^Idaho, Corner Dlue Lakea andI tadSnd room.rootn! D%’’Btrkucnen.'loU°ofDrci tior. n r llr ot ITS Agenc^^7^MM!^ „„ — Avenue Eait. Pnone 733-1037. age. ullllly ^ I I*;"*' lura for aummer. “ n Pbose S3*-3898. , E. W. McROBERTS ^ 733-1038.______'• ___ Wendall.W ndall. 731-ton Kay Harrlinn 733-33a *',•'’*^0 'ph5S2 RENT-ALL CO. liiectrolux. only auihonied dealer TF}!'*' : r a **tI-r^of^'«ftle or le*aie, J.*"c!llinn Under New . for (enulne Clectrolux cleaneri .•imallwood. 733-3390 or 733.t0a■ S w a ^ Managemeat at^iJ wp Ti3-Ml». M i Blv* DliLUXtiDliLUXli 3 ti«dco(un duplex apatt- "MLS" ment. Dullt-ltuiove and ovca. Car. ' SlUVtNUS ila m or, doubla iMda. to tni- *W« Rent Most Cvervthlne, Lake*t.ake» U s : 0 , ' at 113.700. me A«Atioclatlon ttoek for tala. »■»I7» Forro r ilove,igve and funiae* oU. callrc Cem e in per thare. Phone ao^oei.______s.Stara u ,j oil nil. 73-T.S9«3. Our fuel makei AVAILAULi: M ay.IiI, DC* lovely Mftdemlied'■ older 1 bedroom - 3 bedroom brIek duplex. Carpeted. :______HAVEHAVI THE NAME O F: YOURYOUR BUSIN BUSINESS OR SEWICE p.«o‘! m I |c m . RaolRool Eitof El h;r Troct< ; S3 Form S # td ______9 6 Gun Repair —^ r!g "r.s.5 ,r.iK ”v.s:,2! W Fcnn Seed FELDTMAN REALTORS ' _____ PUBLISHED ININ THTHIS IS BUSINBUSINESS— CLiIaW.CLiiAW. ccrtinadcaniri. aeedpoutoea. bulk * d?nlUl'*r«pertV*»llh’7adwndVnl j - ~ — jr liXTKUMbL' e r f p «1 J3' 100 wtlibt. Cosun I7i ru e r Aw.______7M-iW33J-.KS •■ rental.ftntal. Would eontlder 10' Be ll' Jerry't Je fty t Cud Shop, Complet* run* Srii*£ftr.*iS S. SERVICE■GUIoeOFTHE GUJOg OF. Tl *^apa*runeni!r'^Appliaiett and'**ca" ••M L S ” .. — ••^ SS". ' SSSif s5-,ss;.'-.ras"'.,s'".llio. • ■ actJcy? MoBi . KAVU; l-rte and clear propeniet la ' P-m-p-m- *'aa2 e/-*or-cut aST^V^i:. VHTEnANS: Don't pan theh» op. s ,n U ke area.?^^rnli WaWT; l-*rmi ! . . . AVAILAULU .May 111, aew i bed. ponunlty to caih In on-yeur.-V^r. and.n d lanchn-i Rocky Mounlala ’ , . » ' AVAILAULU iil Loan, TTie llmn li rlshlhi for Heally.np,||y. KU Main North. 733.I4oa,fnw*** An - Hfla av e rtl« m en t In the room brlcK dupVx. carpeted, over **'® ■ ^ 700 iquara feet Uvlag area. 73>s73> " ■ r*T— I hcunp THAOli: l-:xtra nice 3 bedroom biic im i ■ m ■- i " Animal BrMdIng 100 ;;; 11 f'omB in Hone lvalue »3I.OOO) for BUSINlBUSINESS PIRECTORY,RY ^ - purchatlnf boBeflii. There It i_ _ f . -Krtia _ UULUXUBULUXU „,y,_ hea, apapanment. nefrtferator. >1111 «%. 30 year mnney avalUbleilLblo ‘ fir rental property Irv Twid ■lave, heat, watef furalihed. Air - . for. you. You will neverP bilybuy 1-alli. _ i 733.4»44. ______lendsiends newI and old clients;nts f ■ a r a more for leu than now. - Loh^ o h aam n d A c re o g o ' 54 yg, ar,;a.i,.‘'i5i;'.v to you every day! It ■' PublliSadW under lha haodingding ofef your'tholeyour clisica . . . Evtry dayi LLanyonanyon Villa Vi Apanmenti: — one time! n . G. Meiiertmlth neall«r j.'o k ren bedroom apartment, heau water.Z * ■ "■ reaches ;-22,0()0 fennelnei ^'' , DELIVERED T O 21.0{ r«frl|erator. ttove, taaltalloa fur’. fur. i>CHBVmlitr GEM STATE REALTYi^TY chBcjataj ia.^i^'en! !ED T O 21 .0 0 0 nlihed. S77JO- 733-1333. (72.000 r e a d e r s ) , and MAGIC VALLEY'HOUSEHOLI^ HOUSEHOLDS DAlLYi ' l.MMACULATB f s S B daylllht apartment. 'D '| “ S '. - 'g N S u r N . ' . i m I.V.I, < »«■ • PHONE YOUR AD TODAYI 733-0931 3 bedroomt, fenced yara, remod- ^ MODERATELY PRICEDC E D "Sim';’ roomt, partly brlcit. Intercom, , , eled. UO-00, RefereaUi required.i ’. p h o n e ..tsi.'ssss^r-^. ^;i^ Well rtetlened 3 bedrnem. option. ?P?a“ce; • 0" your pocket caih.lih. WE'LL BILLILL Y O U LATLATERI -D'.Spiiui"Dauplalie, 733-IMl.______, al cnrase or famHr-fcom,x Wiiila s i - A TRAINED AD-WRITERWRITER WILLWILU HELP YOU------—— cniA.^.-attr,CLtiAN.-attracilva 2 bedf00m bai<. 'J g . Auctions.^ ^ lZ i‘'’'lcr_i:<'n5ir^ctlaQ.-«SJlDaac.._ iJtUlTM menlmem apanment.apadi Phvale tatraaee;•IF;- - ■ .7 .3 3 . - 0 9 3 1 . S a J ~ J n s available, Dulldir Vea“iSK' Wal. “^ a |rr .S Ci j 'S J 'J S K 'S f V S ; PiPHONE 73W)M1 |______■ _ heat, watir fumlthad-«3. 7J3-73JS loft. SuofJia Circle. 1 Call as.•aytlme, 733-7SIS. aiurlp-an-aUdayJaturdajr,aiur I p.si . ' 18 Twin Falls Times-Newstimci-News Uvestockli' W anted ______7t4rA7t4r Aircrofl for So|e f6SAi7i16SAircfo>l,for Sole______^ AUTOS FOB SALEI ______.2002 0 0 AUI AUTOS FOB SALEE . • ______200 April 26-27. 1966 ______FOR PROMPTIPT •• REMOVAL- - c o H U ______Deadm and U.sclesj ite, ------■------fFOR o k s SA a LE' ...... REGISTEREDr e d L IV E S T O C: Kk” . USEDAIRP,EDAmPL-A~NES— ------n n e PHONE COLLECT-ECT HEREFORDS ^ l i i L S — ~ IDAHO HIDED E 70C9P7 ISCO COMANCHEiNCHE 230 230*300 300 ; STOH-2031 TT. Auloulov Pilot ~ - W I - b ^ m0 eQ K H - Scrvi(« Agt T A L L O W C O . RB MKI2 MK2K2 ADi- 3-I.lglil3-I.lghi IMKR. Bcsi Olfcr BUYS IT. j S t w in FALL5 733-6S35 BULLS 19GS >\ERO Comanclteincite ItW I-P RBRE MK3 ...... $9,500 tawird C. tiklnIn L So-tSom — C7S-8411 BURLEY * , springg CCle learanceie i:llO.Topp QualityQual Units ~ — !7^ 63C7Q 1067 MOONEY:EY Excculive 21 21. 5(i2TT F P RB HPIP MK12 ■ ^ i'- A ppllonees & HH E q u ip . ^ 3 0 ® ;ht MKR ...... $17,900 jg r ^ M'lCIAI ' ...... $17,900 BARRACUDA with with 3S3 3S3 V8 V8 engine enRi and only 7200 'W•C3 COTEVROLEl .....^$1M3$1M3 '61 TI THUNDERBIRD ..^$2295 W E s l a u gf hi r t f E e r i r “ ■ ■■'1■■^Vuh\cfn«v.^i.o“ %Tsid"i*cS'h-c:isiiinirc .-i.-c: cC72ST 1939 CES.SNA:A 3lUC.:U>2aiT -DO7 SMOH MKI2 MK51K5 ADF miles. Factory Warranty.Warranty. YoursYour for On Farm SlnufihicrinKIfihlCrinK ' ..$22,600 ...... •nE K i-- .•Ai*!''for"V.niv Auio Pilot ...... u ; ...... $22,600 ...... S2795 52795 ^ :r. :ru‘i,'."extrl‘S " I . ’51■51 D(DODGE ...... SIM • VLAL V“i:iejjrr^ Slain Avinue B 6.12-IU 19M CiLSSNA■<\ i:0 150 lis IISOTT o n - 300SMOH : f p r b; MK12A 19C713 RAMBLER A mibassador bassador ^nlfltjr sedan. Like new, ■60 ’co DODGEd ...... $.193 «-* loun. Conljil; Wf»innlem l.lvcl».k.l.l\citi^aj.n. l-ull M3-Si>0 or ______' -C3■63 COMETCO j'c^iiolJ.rl.lN «clg!j||IR»clg!»llIR I-IO-W- .? *j'vm^'?o*m tct ■ ^ 196<19( F o r d Falcon ■J.dcJor-ddor tedansedan with w ith a ir condilioning, n r n r lOOO poundt. iO Wol.telf) tirei>. ,,n „ - '55 DODGE . ; ...... jllH J','"', 400.500 pound., IW WhllcfaieVMMelSce’^.;?: yc.ir- ' -limilC ‘■■t . MijMitcelloneoui For Sole 140 7 ,S ‘.I ■."Jn.T'StSMh^lpri«» ...... ^ 510955 iu yj -‘ .“i 4-dO'ir ^^.eil;in, V<^ ••;ngln'-' engine, HZ. lln&t. snoUionc Salfiyurdvl-ur I MondnyMnn. Lv ***“' llefriiicrjior nnd r,ins« — on too hour and annual Inipec- All i--i>r i m m "ufnt I'u eJ DODGE V8 station;ton wagon. 18 JIUKl'-r'oKircuwt, II wiii.7iil\v..wnn cniwv Real l.nw Pavnienls ( O dds & EndsJ j l l U O ¥ cr l iving .Service. 733.SJ2U.1-S32U1 ...... ^...... - 5■ 151095 0 9 5 -66 -ce PC PO N T IA C ...... S2I9.'. S2I9-'. '3S DO DODGE ...... $177. «nd""4.Ktr nfd^‘''w‘r»cIl',rJc.t-'ll?^? u'lVn'r Cain’s I-.a.a, Approved 1-11*111 Training for Donnevllle 4-door, fullill pim.-r l.diiorl-ili .r.l.m. VS engine, withnul rrKlilrattcn p:iprr>. Larcy —------SALE private, commcrclal. 'S Intlructor 'S I5f CADILIA c ^Kloor>or sedan. . puiplut (.lUory air, newcw tlici.tltci. imni>uinm:itic tranimuilon. runt , iJckley, Jtfomc. j.- Z T ' .SPOT CASH ...... 51395 ____ ^ f“>-______^ cnira uood. d Angut llulli, J-or rumlture . Appltancei-pitancei i-'iii:ir,nr I-: DA\iAc;i;i>-ota-rst!t.------plarg^mml_■■-rvlri- .. . 2 ytait oid n”d‘oWtr.tr. sood tc^cc';tclec- Ihlnst of Valueluo Itined lt>i uphol.icred tnaplep iT tocker. t ^ r T __lill llei'der Plying Service. 733-3320. lion. Ouarahlcrd brecdinerrcdint! *lOck.ttock. DANNEK I-UltNlTUREITUR E itcKuUr.jJJ.w, It' .sow »j22.53.:.53. woo WO«l» M' tki boat, cover. TeeSea , MANY MORE FINEfine CARS TO .5,■61 ^ DODGE ...... $.i9.i ’65 Cii CHRYSLER ...... $2I9S Call ChjrKi Kllmri. nr i trailer. SShn t:vlnrude wltli iklt I rank Uralif .ill cabinet.______SW. rX “Kbreedlnt ,;.':.''r nsc. Sala Lvery Saturday.. II a.m. «vcul.ir **' 1».31. Now sro.oo.$20.00.------tii:*;ui.ASS -li- ho.«. 40 hp Johni-.n, ley- Hodseu CALL 73J.77M ,,, „ , , l.icton- trailer, completely cflulp- ' rttr'fordi.'^'ucflD! lllafd■lahn CJ4H*;:!C34-4II7;. ____ Pickup Servicc Avullahle:jllal,le ' ' DAMAUEI)I) CabioclCabinet ■j'op condition. SIIDI, 733-3008; ia'iiEAU'Hol.(ein snrmBcr'iicTiETi: sr; ;u7 Nnnhvlev.- Ilrlve.______5 1 WILLS5 USEDUSEj CARSt o “ PICKUPS welghlni tooo 10 liM.»"‘'iom*e'c'oie iome elote n m h"*"'’ |'|^ *" up. (or ttie or (rade.Ide. AltoAlio can rexlendt to tra't » nnd'^4"th;iiri%’75! q ICE ON Pof Sole______^ 'CQ INTERNATIONAL . $.1!)5 finance. 33l-H}3. J t rme.______; CLOSEOUT PRICE ON ^ Both LocationsIS open Mon.Mo: thru F ii, 'til’til 9 -cj-S3 CHEVa >;.lm “ Trnvrla'f.!n r <7.rvfMder engine. .. i-OH SA U : oood Butiyy and pjituiepjituic tprcaiK."* luunuc'clulr. (i7Jli73 Ij'ordli,Borali, NcNew IKi Apartment •ire tire jafat t SPRING HAS COME! calvei. All kindi. Iloliielni.olitelnt. white»hlie :*J3-;91», ______i.i V IIIDOS See The New I96S BOATS Truck Lane W est;st COffico Phone 733-7365nes J j ; . ^Mini. guud,tZ U ply ttict, I-41U or 324- 2>11.I1LI>, radio cofitulc conitilli.-iltun.L-ombiM.itl»n, ' IIW 'JS. Sow ^113 and UVIsnUDi: and Jom' Je'romV'“ ’‘' ^ ,l,e ,1(C. MEHCUIIY MOTORS 13, tooo I'DUNI) vaccinatednated llolitrin wood'^^JJ-Kv. ^at'trr‘4:30 p.m!"^ H' Arrivint Dally. d i c k B O Y DD ' G E O R G E D EYV ■C7 DODGE helfen. rrethrn .September,member, JI.W. ^ nnnimr «fekend> -1 ______■, '^HecuUr'llW.flj. .Sew jl«95 733-0512 733-4913 ... Cli l.nns wlilr 'i-ton VS, *-lpceil, nohert Schutte, Curry,•y, Ptionertione 733-TJJ- bi;wM()Hi;ji;' mcMl.-l U5 jii; jau »i-w B U n & MARK '48 CHEV Stihurhnn iv""' mjichlne In deluxe ualriutnut tontul'-,tonicil'-, j>]j’llUNOl.A. model :oOiOi phono.phuno. 347 Main Catl______^733.1134733-1134 N IC K N IC H O L SSON O N :STEVE MILLER.R nutRunt rxtr,i gn.nl, r\ccllciitn.ccllciit ' ,',„a W ill bur. icU or loanI bulli of mo>tmoit I.I.lln' new. I.ow; luw jirlie. 5i3-443o gi. , UDKSI.rHi' boat. 73lin Jfihnton mo- ______733-SG39 forhuntlng,and(i.hlns. varlriy. CmnnucI Nelion.Elion. 3:i-44S03:<-44S0 •' or«i .M3-4IIJ, llwtil. * ‘;'c-«u.ar nuw tor. Water tki. and life'/['"’^ incket.. k e ir 733.6139______or .124-MJJ. Jerome. ______ffAfrtTn!iT~ijn'd~'r~Wa nitur>;^u~ i;. , , l:xcellenl condlilon. excellrnt buy. BIO. ruticd rcciilcrcdrcd HerefordHercJoril aancei, bnby thlnst. untmWT,‘S K ; com- S . i-nosoLA K.m s,.,. ,c„,j ‘CO 1-ORD '03■C3 i-'Oi'-ORD >/i-lon built. I'crformancc recnrdt.ecnrdt. Larry pleiol>: e.tniei, Hnyet l-urnllure.■■unilture. Pl-plnv.-r. ,,y, ! nnd 4. i.nnR wide be,I. V* enclne. Ucklrv, Jreomr. SK.JOM.l52Si______UUYTTTT und tell oicil lurniture.ure. ItebuildIlebulld 'Hcgul.-ir S7LI.D3. Now JJJ K _ l.oo ^ NEW CARR DEP^DEPARTMENTN T /.Vee'd Vra'n.’.?;iulJn'’® fr.iiljti. ?,?,' I'll r om o mouldingi, t'/!iil FOIt >nle, llolllcin .leerr«. rn . 400 and »ndm reuptioIttiT, ^I’honene 733-CU3-.“33-Ct>37. jjb a n n e r ^ FURNITURE ^ poundi. I’hnne CJM310. Coud- H I T U R E ■'amnrallc?. Wili trade. PhVn?m n ? m'i- 236 Shoshonetone StreetStreet WWest est - 733-2891 ,g^ ______1230 Oooillnf^______■67 FORD nanclicro _____ Rambler — JeepJeep —— PlymPlymo outh — Toyoia > vkVK ^engln-', ^i!,ind,ird1 tr.ini- ’{j |-'0Ii-'ORD Ranchcro HI:GI.SII:H1;D and cmdr Minrtlinrn ‘ 1: 424 • C A N \^ s' DAMS ^ m - 7 hulU. Tom Dean. pJiiinrz , ? #;031fp7 " s s A J ? j : r " Motorcyclei 180 Harclinn.______— ------• IRRIGATOR BOOTS _____ LOUIE SLIMAN \N DEAN EARL or«-»7or'tair Musicot lnstruiTient»______I M • « CLOTHESI.INE POLES I,';* j YAMAHA Sireet .... Jl.i!> SI33 - 733-5198 733-8108 'M,■62, DODODGE I.onK WiilcC I'lV”!iitt.-«.'l-iir^<-t’r)niim>Mn a pick. ^ o r loftV.'’lla‘’rrel fii!’ * ’hlW YAMAHA Ira.I ...... S169 • li-ton, C-cyllndcr. 4->pc».-d. “l> • ~ •; S A B B :-ton dump, 4^ yard bed. V8 ’64 I-'OI ootu clut) IMI-fiJ'M. bire ol hiKli r r i bed. V8 ’6J I'-ORD F750 point yearly H.illion nnd hith point “fSS; = J"£ ‘» ■;:?'»or'll’ S Hcitida • Tfiumph • knwaAalci cd axle. 2'i-lnn. long wheel bate. ’Sti' yearly lllly. 1W7. Slantllns ut »tuu, ! I, Huy nowl I'Hkup Kan.mliilon. C7S-7011.7S-7011. Hut-Hut. 'SWI ISWl Kimberly Hoad 733.82;; T ' h.-.in View btabtei. Jcrome.lerome" tdabo tdatio T lev • I'lr.l, 2.«pi-ed axle. fKJ0«:0 a;4.4tT0.______r r ______...... ------— ;—----- MILLER M HONDA SALES I V I ’5S DODGE 2-Ton tiri't. i;xtra Kood condition. HIM Rock I)«r-.Standlrcdire at ttuil. ''yflu^n«me'H .\v havc*U^I’ al'to'w^'ialSow^-a-; ^ rn' s’^d! ‘^Sn'dl’tlon" s , “s ™ ' " m :: I KcsiV>'>cd (juarii:r huitr.hoitr^U L'liot' ic.t. i: A.Y^LIeciNr. 411 .Main «• l g u e n. >( i .Jr"; laVhrd’ '«7rai '07 FORD CfiOO Se^ior’i^ rrul^ ^ ’riil^'^cSlJcrSne"; J’rompt lervlco gunranteed.S Open U ^ R I G l goojl Jay ne, ' - I il. S rr? i t evening., nnd iundajt. Haniea, 310 offer re- irf«hn 42.1-317!>. nouto'^j" ifuru^**' na Morriron! 051(7j<'i;^"*^black and whitette Motorola J;? ^ 1 ^ ■ TV tel, sood worklna condition. Jiu.S'IM t(K>7 '430'like new. low mile. ■63 CHEVCH 2-Ton r7!fio‘*lb,*'^e.?r“ f /K n«Ir!'^7lM0 , JIEGtSTLIIl'D "purebredfed and >i IM. Call ;3a.2307,______Ext; - 4 ^ " ’ nse. Call before noon. «7.J«70, V*. 4.iprcd. J.ipeedd^^BxIe, oxie, front front axle. JK»x20 tlret, blond Arabian, llnlh brokejroke and un- TAPEtaI recordert. rV i. . itereni. . . r . . . , . at>- f linn lleauti - H'chfleld- 11.23x20 tlret, IC Ituck and broku. .Marct, (lllletI and BCltt,Bcllt, pllancet.nl New nnd uied. Camcra P.'’ SS. ® grain bed with underJr budybilly '02 'CJ CHEV CHI 2-Ton cdrt^om let. Hw: HO.SDA 3P3 .Scrambler, llkn hol.t. - , . Mattioa-lervice. 32i'300tt3004 adcradur 6b Ctbenter and Ilall .ol .Mmle.'uile^'"'""* colMl-'l bedmnmp.m. weei:- let. ncw.^ Priced right. PhoneS 733-3320, JDAH(A H O ’S i nil e-cuUndrr engln*-, ^.jpeM T33 ~~ ' r 4 ^ •HIUKi»iiillOLtM. nT d“ irimmint.irimminT. GGot ood Thing* lo Eot ------T33 I'HOl-l.-SMONAI. carper, uphoHterv ^AM/ ■■ ■■■ -— ’66'CH’66'CHEV'SO Series' . cxnCxtia liinsi wlicil Euic. alio brtaklns. Itock Creek .Sublet, Uf or riujr- nianuxMi. 1120 sa lun. Maihlne >.'™' l.c r irarlnr. '.W V.S engine, bclow^ .S|ttlc Valley tloipltal.io"‘ltJl‘.'‘lJcn: Ucn. ''’{f^‘'cu'’t^'nd irapp^^"j“honJ■hono .No?th.North nl;i ...... „,|vlcr it need- 7.11-! r...pced irno.mi.tlon, 2-.i..-,| ’55’SSGMCS-Ton flNJi a x k (uU^ulr,^5lli^x%liecl.'Cl. >»PXrxKix CC-cy:: cvllnder enslne. 4..peed. J- I ^IHAWIILIIIIV plamt at. Kuusutt l.t'd nxle, ll,' hret and grain Oraduate of’poric’rvn'le lIorlVihiK'. S -LARG]R G EST I bed. tiood rubber. Ins achuol. Doub Ucun.cun.'“ 4a*3wi4a-5WI SIIAMI'OO vmir o«n rarni-t tirntet-! enu' a ' Clarke iiOSDA H-i.l .103 Inr tale.ale. Ciood ______5hrubbBry-Plont»-Bulb> 136 ,i,atriilU o^V ^i’lV.. '^?n‘.paSlon'^‘^;^eV'V,^,"lanion wet| .hape. Phnne 733-3.\rp7. Just Rcccivcd:eccivcd 5 NEW L'it/,' nir a ,, w ..I,. I'UUir tree*, d«.irr jn/id"ieKil,:V d leiiuliir v«<;uum.''“‘• Danner 1-uinllure..11..,, 111..7 3 J ..5 ;^ ^ Appalcwi«:_ WcU bfove. llenver ' tUe. Applet, pr.ichri, Iv a n , 5. .r I,. V d««rl.I.^ a af$.riiv t'srn v rr, n-, Jl. Mngic Vnlley I’aint k ------Mounted OaO a YourY o u r TI•uc^ T r u c k SS95 ivA.NTJitJ: llnrie ilinrini.II. VIVi ijoiiri.ijouri. V,’. WetH'rn Nut*rry. iiu I'lirr Ave- i:in »nv. 2St We.l Caivrell.I. phonopliono 73J-73J. nn nue. Turn t-'nll^.______CiLADlOLAS buTbt lur-«.ile.ale. Sc2c and ix-i P<-t» . . . Ulue I.u«Irv tliem .— . . *Sportsm an’s IG — 2 Tron o n TTrucks ru c k s In JStcjck ] '0 I< .SA1.L: MH|itr honeloric ttailrr up. 100 v;irlciv. m lloc» «oiiilirt. *«;CaII Larry,L”r*ryi Cut tu l Flowers ) 3 8 | j ' n't,,' l l r g o r e ’f ^ 7;p5-2f.:i. Jackpot. Nevudii, SHiS 1S65 DODGE' Bob Reese’sse’s DdDodge City ■ ALLTtypct uf hortrt boutlitluclit'. ■ tnldtold •. *V^^^l^le^«'u^'^»k^'e^^u'’^ I"- n o n p y 'u n |_ ^ ■•rrv. t/4-lOn and rxchtnted. I'linne1 Iten lien Hairy. »eddlnp^»' ninveit.^ Shop and com- Mtl't in a fi lllue Pickup. Equipped with 3o" Pam DEALCALER 713 0033. Twin l - a l l t . ______pa ^ l!u«Vrp (or‘cleaning' rus"IS. andand'up. up. Tc'p'' r„p nil .iccl and Plevlsla..levlsU.t K enny Moon Charleyy Hatch Winn Ellis Joe Buller ihninpoo'-r r.mopy. Siiorti bumper with ‘ S ’«n“ 1 \-err”'-"n1d il'row!i'r'oke. 7"oVe7'hone AntAntiqUBi______i1 3 3 9 9 _ j ; ’!*K ?;n,!y:‘i^!r;ii:^v''"""'°‘*':''1 ______ft" ftT ; .e equnlwng hltcli (or trail- ______500 Blockck 2nd2nd_A«nue Avcnue SotSoulh Wendrll.______U.STIQUt.s cf all kindi. Himn 0 jiilltv larce er to»iti|. large iruck type mir- LllMIIt.'iATlOS horm and tliiiktloik 2. .Mond.-iy Ihrousn 1-Tidav. i;ve-l v nnpolnt- *'™ I?',v'lSu'.'"' nieiit. IVte Jolm«t'in, ’■'!l04'’snulh .104 snuih t>'^PpV'fl'nie'7Tl-'Kivji''' Fine Select5 electio n -o f - i-SEIlu.ine..;i7n:f)4<.v ______'j______l_.ar. c,.r. Plu.ne I'lu.i 7ni.llH2.______------Waihlngton (Airport Road).load).’ 733- FtipllM MI’S: Irrig.itlon and~ilnm( »tlc', Only ,$1995 _ I OR s a l i ; or Trnde. J. ep> W.iii.in-W.iiiiin- MU^rANO 1M.1. 2 plui 2. It.itlv-pac. S h e o p 106 106 ...... ______AnvAm .He, Slerl plpellnct. Quirk in- ctric. phone C om plclC S H bliP SHIiAKINGKING ' trsitr,trs Itniii'ci. cnmm’ode^.'lOdc’.' ^rut rut 733-372t. . ^ ______73.V30I8______Jj-l<;Ui>«, diihrv hiiltrrctmrni. Hrd ADTC BAKER'-S N e w - a nid d U s sed-GITS ars:^ ler. good'I-'On SuIe?'lO.'.i Mercury iiaiion w.i------llnrn, 1!; milrt nuiih (inn WWA.hing- nihint' truneux M..- cronomlcallyl Call 423-5tt4,:Nu 4 Hnn-Han. M O B IL E H O M EES S Pell and Pet Supptiei j(. Alwn>t _«ro;______Hnm . jn ilP 1!)4il, lockuut hull., run.m . guod.l-UilTLlLlguod.l-li!Lr^^’...’ ‘’" 'r‘-"X------!f__ LIE irs :u iA ? :X s » io ,iii.i.. Aiwa>t _^a Deaiingt 7)2<>2 Main Avenue Southth ' , 731-S72IJ-S(2t 32fi.42.14 I'ller afier K p.m.______jirt.5:irt.t 10VO 10VOTA (or .llle: 4.000 mllr*. NEW LiiTERS OF • *;;; ______llUf^Klim ^K _.n s^-^ial,^J .70" " ' ' ATr'’gill,V'in"eed!’‘"cnmerad. Camera _41202 Adqiuin1 Ave, We.t__733-333l_ • Collies. Sorwetian Elk:iK lloundi _LU ______l i r (vntcr Halt or Mutle. :i3.4^;i. — — — WORKMAN ______ItK,rctjyiOM"Hamhlrr"M,.1lon W7- MllfHUIlV l%0. I'Ull po«er. air and orett^Uanct. Ali^o0 purebred ANIANl Ijjm. houirY^ anujiur^ii^ir iiniliic*-: tlAM tiAl rl;u il.s mr r.u, truck, irntlnr. CMC c.MC T,.‘u'c-^/2;-^li^5rR'aMrnoME E • BROTHERS TMf dronn. I r,md|tJiiiiinK. Uood. 8343. Phone a>-ll,inriiu«. Ton rjualllv tiood brand, whnletale j EMt! Wt5‘ ' Klmberiy''lto,“d,lerly Itoad, £ pr(f<-, /( 1-,'irm k. Cllv tiHirlbutns*! liltirlbutns. S'Eho.ME°’ INC. PONTIAC - CADILLAC INDEPENDENTCNT i S l OLDS 101.7 '442-, 4 ipcpd. l.xicllcnti' I.ilc ovt \ . , - rn-g i IsmN'i'li^cu;-^ nm.'i^ik^ki-~heiinei.. hrl,nei.. I h IHC C TRUCKS-Gas & DicJ^cl MOTORS ^Iliape. 733 0314 after C p.m. I Hil.V HAN SU KENNELS’ o . (rnmei, rrtonding eiiuipmrnl. cunt and CHACHARUL’S TnL'CK & EQUIP. vJELS’ ■0. Paul.__ ■ro|,r.,.'co'i Illdinc equipment.lent. Hed Red »* ____ JeromeJ — Phune 3.’4-«3U2 WAIWANT TO SAVE MONEY? Qf g s 225 East Mainin mari .sife'p^ Mlicelloneous For Solel« 140 M U ^ ,:» - r ‘!..talled wh'k you ‘^ ll'd 'S’oi'd'“c‘u'i: l:*h?vr"o‘iVt..‘="*o?di‘St- , *“* ItSc. H'”S; ts ^ 'icrvlfp^m’ "ilm‘’^llile?‘or“^s\iF''^'j^^ herd. UotiNman^^J‘iniclirr^S.im- WK^ ^■'jncKi' nl Irnni I. “ ok ' J E R O M E , IDAHO- lervlca ■f'o'r A^bnn “ aV^o^ ' pIv,'^'^i: i 'a'rd'Ave! ..*'Alibntt"i irnn.m^iVnn, ihlte wui“,', J'.‘^?u'i j'iV tlj. £'in'C.°rS''a‘iUui ? d T » ’- I ' ■lr price. Open Sundayi and Cvenlnn ___ j, ^'■ ‘1 ____ f '‘'ii-JJ I. theplacetntaveyourdlgh ^ n nE l s u s f n rT .M ~ /iir i^ k ., uted rip'-’ 'L P SAWTOOITj K tN N l-l^ MILLER AUTO SALESLES ®" Ubo purchaie o( tny o( Ui«>e ^ any "Iluit. IlnM. Vew I Houm.ilic pipelinet, Stud .ervlCB on Ililttany •'Iluit. Ti?.clin?t, |;;^“;'"|,nV'f;rrv /bhoV--.'’Au"o Suji ‘'‘'d'eVl icle,' witha cClem, i“ near-new ear* and, ,a few fine ^ JtitonmJiileil ^ c r- i'-XCrlK-nt bluoUllneIne .itudi. __l..~i*/*?n,_..r*ni;' i£ e._:i:<-4isi.-^-1:------plv. 121 3rd W.-\t.______rull full tanopv rovrr. hubi, atid ex- eldle: alio^ l>ot» 1 wcit, II, tHltfl-IlIX X U' linoleum ru s'. v-!— 3.*C«meri flmmuk?.®” i’knttn! fdaho’"io‘" 4?4ri?. i roRU 2 do©r htrdlop V* ■ ___ K IBM. Allotted pilterat. Banner bU|_^ n’ 13 00 "a l;*ccllent. $1853. Camer- *1'” "^ .t?‘llann« {‘urnnuri.”i”n?"ri. phone I'XP” '. >‘l*ho.daho. «6-436- al'». al'».______.5r“rk?t!‘'?iro:vin‘;'r;^^i-.''?:;: broket • — for i;atfer^‘'illv?’r“ .klnl!cd''5i-mirl m TH ------5M);;i:' l'anrl. !■,>■ model,I 6, eyl.n-tvim. D(b o n a n z a M O T O)RS R S ‘ ”»• ;-'r- 'w,^. Marquli'nuw nvallable. i7%r trim! Tr, * Miscpllaneousm HI Vranted)d 141 <'»peed, good condlilon.lon. Price Ponl Ponllac -«-Oj>el Buick l«f.*i»m m MU.STASO vg powar ttceK | and bath, .stud tervlce — profrt.ijnTj^ BURLEY.'lD A H[ p0 '"*•Ing. *'automatic. Save «H, ' (lonai crMminc — ACcr>>oiK'i,| ut. Iinin’ tM'Vn WASt tu“ :h7v C. II. Ila>ei llcan Cnii CI,ert^Nli»«r KenneU, m i^ weu| <>.1.. tele- Combine, t ll. or Jr. model.a i rWrite s ''«eei 1______WE W ILt PAY C isilr,7------1?,'’* IKS J rAIRLANK' .W railback. ^ I. lit- «.*' or iTmc IH13' I',-ion. (l«cc^for■tflilleror tfailer 'For Your Car At . ,.,iinVS, automaiic. power tieering. i I j. Ihrough- nEAl. DEAL AUTO SALES:aLCS radio, save $m , • V , Jll.OISTEHtiU mala tlunsarlan Vu- Ii'l’'"hftmr«’ er.'3:4 i733'’Terome,^* or camp,camp- MATT.<10.S Aulo Salvi^tSalviR IIN;7.r( IIK7.FORD 4 door htrdlnp. pow. / l l ala nolnlcr pupi. 3 montlit old. .— .-iki-~”i;ooTi W rtirfn St.He. preferred. S23. FoiuT ~ M f f f l Heady to hunt thit fall,sr'i’is liol.lrn >iro’ai-i:: <>» Mn.|— fe ■ oed and r M 'M ™ ! 7 i iM “ ^ieVroVcrf^^ '- " " - I Jluil color, excellfnt _^dii^otmiin, dupoiition, i"" :-overhe..d do„r..r«, PlumePmiiic ^ I'honf ^ i J33-Ju::i. chum ?i‘crf^£.- "th‘’^r/.“'s*.\'r,srr- / J rino fnmll)- dot. fhone 63I-40J7; olfer, 034. hlrd!'’‘l'K« '’nw g i olrg Ter“'’l‘'9C4 r,“'’!'9C4 ri.Y.MOUTIIr fury tit! j tee at 430 SU) A\-enue Lail,Lait, Cood-Cood. M.I'sTl' of J unv rmllov r. wntl. .• hatv aiiyt Inc. oftcc-4 p.m. . . ■• .1-I rmoMlr. '."<1 (nol S-lrali euncretp ” " ' uE,!i^°d,!r',r'r•uck with Opel Kadett, Phone 733-3743. ' brakci. -'-TF o I'Jc a L (Ilh and ■ equirmcnUcquipt^enL _!i!£ 3.00, Phonninn 73.1-3;:.t.h.i-3;:.t. R^niiers~Spcciala I iu»l>rUiiTT im: Ij-ton riekup. -3^2"%“ roof, MUD ic m ce , Jleeitterpd I'taik 7'i .Slip; j;.» nagag cunimcunn cab. inn* whceJbaie.Ibaie.' 3.3^ SI900JI9M ■or‘beit"o(Ter.^726-£!3B. "e'uh^ 324-5503 toy poodle. Son of Black Style ot CHECK CCI I.urti- nidp I'liiiierimen upeed..peed. Phnne 731.1372 um. ■sattafrat. 7M-M71.______CCI r t7Kl7;-~ ’'^ ^ ’. -ton, excellent;r-Th7p; thape ulii^TTUI iTOuol Lt IP3» lmp«l. ;-door ------^------yLMALU Oietapeakr Ketrifver. l) ___c^kliln (Iberglatt cover.-Phone 733- CASH , monthi old. Phone MMtM or 3.'i- ' g : ? . ’’'ci^ d^j^ nS s’o'n.‘S^5o. 'tJ;: 422.1, Jerome. T H E S E !!!J rn m M P i-ilZ dV ri Itl,;It,,'; "y^O R p pickup, rettuilt motor.Call 575— ” -FOR CARS TOY Terrh-r.ChlBuahua pnpplrt.npplr*. JI.V II.V '• . • * rONTtCA tJ37 .Stao-«lef.r. GoodOood Aa A.a m tni ate! and modeli, Firtt Howard Wlnctar. llatermaR.;rman. call .. j ------ahape. axtra tire. *M7r33-4J«tM3 rrjit- DISCOUNT • LET THE WANT ADSA D S lictf-K IIXJ Electra 2ii. Vlt engine. M^pup- ■ for Clnssifitd'1 -• i m r = . S S s = c K « - l B ------(uH-po»en-Btiiomaile--trsn«mii. -— ^'AU win,-better model 70 3B.Wi with rsn.W — ^-AUTO'WRECKINQQ—------••No" N o ' thi moro'di()l>iIt9'form'(}rA'do»8“'fof inerA'douroTthV dftlly~new» Weaver K-4 Iciipe. li:3. ‘i IM7 ' - i Mo- l i HELP YOU '-JsJKim'hery^ ^ ’ ______PhOfli 733-MU ___ - - ■ before each meal keeps my oppetlto ^ °?r7p'upple“ ‘^r?34y5cr" '' Phonc 733-0D31 del, like n>-w. .7XV30:r.______' PI.VMOPl.YMOinit 1937 good body,ly. rum CHISIIOLCHISHOLM Drotheri. Hurley, your ih tropical TMl-.IIM-.\ TM1-.II^ 2.400 IITU cataljlic bcit- your from being a problenproblemi" IJIIC bcatj Phone 733-0931 . rVcn.okay. SIM. 6'4 mllei n^UprU’ i-of of authorirauthorited Rambler dealer for ta Ave. li.1 ...... ------•------er.------er. rtiQoen :y -3 w . J Eden. Thene ci-5373. ^M CaitU,..CaitU,.MtnItl^oka couatiei, (7S-33G4. AUTOS fOR SAIE^ ~ ■ iOO20 0 AUTIAUTOS FOB SALE^------—- ______^ - 20000 -Aulot forfot Sol»______22 0 0 April 26 -2 7 .-1 9 6 5 Twinfv/in fofoils lls tlmet-Nev/ij) , 'T9

_ Your'Drivingving Pleasure-Pie Is 'T '" P E R F E C T . S a S - ■ - C T . SAVINGS THEISENS E N T Hf E E A A " T E R A ri*b“R icO0!otoi’’rOK'GsedCars !oto?r trs " Ihtefnalional - O U R BBUSINESS U S I ^ ■ 80 Units[its To ChooseCho From 'l9G7'l967 FOKD Fairlane» ■t7 CHEVELLE Kallhuillbu ^porttporl coupc.cou[ V8 aulomaiic, power 2-clonr/hardiop. V8,'8, automautomatic, atic, jpower steering • Mccring, like ncw. ^ low milcagi;. TRESl E S E N^ T T ^ S ^ WAS N O W 'WANT-AD ^ W ...... , ...... 52295)5 . $2G95.00 $2295.00 ‘ 1967'CHEVROLETm CamnroC a m a ro ■ .' - . ’67 OLDS Luxury 98 4-doo'r sedan. :-(Ioor hardtop. .Su|»crSu|»cr Sporl.Sport. ^V8, automalic, THE Een N Ee M; Y BB E E L L G O W : 8 4-doo'r sedan, fully powered. IiJsccU«>sc ftoi ftOIH. o w n c r . ----- ' S P E C I A L ...... $2095) 5 ig e i WAS NOW 1967 CHEVROLETOLET 1964 MERCUR^MERCURY 4-d»or hardtop,, V8 engine, radio.radii Marauder 1-door hhardtop. Onc of $ 1 5 9 ^ 0 0 ' - $1295.00 1965 C H E V R O L E T I m p a la hraier, whito sidewall tires, lu'low lheIhc nipsimosi beautiful used c ars you 4-diK)r, V8,_ uuiomm atic. power steering. 2 lo inileage. can lind. LLocally ocally owned, looks ■^66 OLDSMOBILE 98)8 Holiday sedaisedan, fully powered wiihilh air ^ choosc from, bothh sharp! sh.trp! / .. liketike new.ncw. condiiioning...... S1G95 r p - ••• W AS N O W - 52995.00 $2295.00 L . 191)51965 rO R D M u s ia n c . . " . T-L V Speciallecial T V Sp« :-diHir hardtop, l-loorloor shifi. lolslots >ot cconomy, . • / S p e c i a l '65 CHEVROLET Biscayneiscayne 2-door, t 6 and siandard. • f cItMn, )5 1967 MERCURY WAS NOW_ ...... $1495 196'i RY 1964 PONTIAC Comet slalion wagon, nulomatlcnulomatlc. niO,GTO, Ducket scot scots. 1-spced. big 51395.00 • $995.08 1966 FORD M u s ta n s radio, white walls,i'alls. facioryfactory war-wai mill, ncw car tradttrade-in. 1 0 2-door hardlop. V8.' 8. automatic, fpower steering, ranty. '65 M ERCEDES 4-

'62 FORD Galaxie 50000 sporlspon coupe. 1939 O L D S M O B IL E 4 -d o o r I ll ROod •unit, VS. automalic. ■"' A , . W AS NOW o f . I-ull poivcr. A renl ROod *Jnii, VS ^ -T V Spfecia]ifecial T V/ Spe S p e c i a l ^ $995.00 5795.00 ....:...... $295 1958 C H E V R O L E T 4l-d -d o o r THE EASIEST5IEST PLPLACE IN THE WORLDWO' •/M OI.DS 9S Holidayy scdan. fully powered p with facioryr y . nir i r ■■• • ^ lio, heater. conditioning. V8, nutomatic. radio, heater. TOt o bBUY i A CAR■R . W AS NOW ...... $150 701 Main Avenuo East $995.00 5695.00 733-77M ^ 1JG31963 FALCON F u t u r a ______■ 2'door hardliip. VS.?. -Jispccd.-J;spccd. radio,radlt heater. . ■ _ ,. . COMMERCI3MMERCIALS ...... ^...... j ^ j g ; ...... r ...... ® Right Price?J YoYour Completeete Transpo:T ransportation '66 FORD '/4-lon. longig wheel ba.ic,ba.sc, 6 and 4-speed. local owncr.awner. .... jg^19C1 j RAMBLER SimIlian ian WuRonWaRon * W AS NOW Standard transmission,ssion. 6, radio, healer. JcVHRight Car.? . Headquartersi d q u a r t e r s $1895.00 $1395.00 ...... $495 I AT , ' W We e Have t Both!h! ^ '65 6 and 4-5pecd,led, heavy duly itires. 19C1 CHEVROLET Imm ppala a la 4-doi)r hardtop. V8.8. automautomatic, atic, pipower siecring, jgj-g W AS ■ _ .:.Now __ _ _ 196S CHEVROLET _ Y •— ' - cxccption.tliyclcanr ■ ■ . HelAlr 4‘doiir Kilan, Itadlo. hfat. Y o u r e es M o t o r s S1C95.00 $1395.00 ' ' 7 ...... ( ...... 1...::..:.:.....•...... ^ 4 9 5Ij) ■ i fr. r h aulomaiic lran»ml»ilon, ^Jw. • 10001900 DODGED o r '« 0 ' ng wheel ba.?e, 6,^-ton. long wheel ba.?c. $ 1 7 9 5 .; a , ta rd lo p sportort Mupc.coupe. V«V8 m oiolor, stick Heavy duty lircs. TRUCKSrRUCKS NOW IS WAS ^1967 DODGE V y lo n 19Cfi BUICK ...... S1695 ■ ■ . Lr.Sulire 3'door tiardlnp, Radio. i n r r \i/ \ i 5895.00 $C95.00 APRIL-i ' Ij)ng whcc] b a sr,■, 4^spcnl. V8. V8, ,13,000 miles. thcmrr. S c ' " ', jiuinmalli: ! iranimltiion.is i960iUUt) VOLKSWAGENVUL 2-door2-door , . , nice camper. / / • power iret - ' I ?,7c^Il Sedan. 4-spced transmission,ismission, while wj w all lires. •60 CHEVY i;4-lon. 6 and 4-spccd, ...... f...... $2495 ' ...... ■...... 51395 W AS NOW ^ $2395 ISGG CHEVROLET i/,-tonA -ton -.t ^ 1965 OLDOLDSMOBILE Cullassu ila ss $&95.0Q3 $495.00 19C5 BUICK . 2^100 2 8 th I.OHR wheel base, 4-speed, V8, cuslom c cab. niecir. 22 2sloor dub coupe. V8 motor, nutomatnutom atic tranj- ItlecIra 22i 4'door liardlop. Ita* • mis.iion.missi pow er steering.iring. radio, healer. Ilio, healer, aulomaiic tranimll. Many, Many more lalcaic nndand older mmodcis lo choose Iromam at .- non, power ilcerinj. p o w e r . • • • 0 brnkfi, power ifai. very Jow ...... 51695 tremendous savings! ...... I...... $1895 SS^keH mlleaee. 19G3 RA^ R A M B L E R '660' All OK used carsirs carry famou;famous 2 ycar warranly. 1*166 CHEVROLET' a^-ton4 -to n $2295 . 4-door station wagon.in. 6e1. cotnplctcl)' rebuilt, Cummlni. l-tptci main. <• "I'Vn. . . ]9 5 i ( ' Cummini ensloe, Z2"r ' llrti.tlrei. ipeed aunlllary, 3J.M tan- 1951 GMC 2-lon ' ' ' CHEVROLET, CHEV Inc.c . _ > , 4-spced. 2-spced, 14'^1% foot beet beibed, top shape. j '61 IH B C F-170 . .. S3200$3200 5 JEROME Tandern-ilrlvp truckck wllhwlih 'G2'(j2 W h i t e ...... 55995 ...... $795 '■ M«8leMagle Valvallev'a Tradmi Dealer 3 « V». ^tpred. S-ipted -200 Soulli Lincoln U4-4SI2s; 3-ip«!d iraciof, r o Cummlni. 10- Saleamen;Saleamcn; Ld Ctiurchmao. Oar.»r. C” ipe«J. sood, “ d i a l ■ 19(33 DODGE i^-ton ence Tallon,Tallo Dick Lowe. Traak ~ •, ■67 m F-1800 .... 58500 ‘ Long wheel base, good rubber, lclooks and runs 1 JiJhnieJShn: Boyd and Ed StStuddard. Tandem-dflve truck wllh • ’53 “J GMC ...... S5955595 ' , , ]fine, power tleerlng. 34SiJ V*. J. ?-lon, 6-eyllndef, 4-ipeed, „ t hand picked cars ...... ,■ tpetd plu* 4‘

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1. THEHE ENlENTIRE AMOUNTOUNT 2. CONTINlONTINUOUS NowN( AppeAppearing InI the famous DRARAWINGS WIN ALL\LL DADAY ' Galan Roi Room ’1 1 , , 1 0 0 AND VyiLLLL BE GIVEN( AWAYVWAY EVENINEVENING ^ w JERRY'foliowt J i Dllowthe'Sl O SHOWSHOW 3. POTPOTS A & B 4. NameN am es ».»«JM VSUKr1 SUN rSALLV ANN oneo of the greateat cntertainiientertaining musical Will Be loungeiunge shows. '00 S n MTALCOTAllNG 700 Drawn b . COMEDY!CC ! Tom The WILLL BE BROKEN BR DOWN ^ ~~Slh ^SINGING!! " P ^ ^of G Gold c 1^1^"-' ■ DADANCING! I! ..... AND^ND DISTRIBUTEDD Barrelarrel UrUntil TOO A NUMBERN OF The! $700$7 00 Has LUCKYLUCK\ PEOPLE!E! ; Beeneen ,W(Won |^^H

I s . YOU CAN( ONLYMLY 6. If yyou o i are one of thithe Lucky 1 j ' WIN ONCE Personsrsons whosew nameame ww( a s draw nn in , II f . thei $700 $ 7 0 0 (giveaway, □y, you alon g with | rt® V j / j Fromrom The Thl Drawings ’’S® thethe oth{other winners5rsofPotsA&B of P B " I \ --T hThaf-Will-Be-Held-^— a t-W — ^ will/vill aloialone be eligibleigible tot win the . Onri The BreakE D owawn n ____; -...... -$400-&OT-OF- ; D.T_OF_C------^“ ^ \ - ' - - -^^FP^Is.A&B Of Po I ' ■ , ONE OF 'YOU“WlLL WINVIN THE EENTIRE POTI .

7. Thi:This w ill b e the LastLa Chance■e CACTUCACTUS PETE’S> BUFFEBUFFETS • \\ FOR PERSONSERSONS WlWHO HAVE BEENEN REGISTERINGREGIST AND ACCUMULACCUMULAT- Roastoast BaropBaron of Beef ' SeafoodW ood vi\ ING POTS5TS OF GOGOLD TICKETS OVER THE PAST SEVERAL=RAL MON7MONTHS . TO WIN4 A PORTIONPORTIO OF THESE: POTS.P O T S . Saturday Everyivery Friday Night; JU • CvftvV SaMdaySatuiday cvtn.nfvtn.na m llie Gala Ocfon>on lieili icalood, icatood flownfl. m oi>d _ 'Siuumuiumuiuuuk Jiil/lOSi .Room, choicct pjnre t pared b/ irnjifr chfh. Com- V M ______psfleoian end iir>fd ■ mwiHmiinmnmnnianiBmtnnnk • yoj 1,1. ii,11, Do2«n>Do:ei>. cef tolod. from !(• oijciirrcnt of eentftt>._ond f l g whiclill tsto ciiooiF.cliooir. iolodJ.)d>. , ^ y o u c a n Cc8 J L0NZ0-ai-O9CAR—3-4-09CAR— MMav-14-to-19 ------I * 33 FREE DRAWINGSJGS NIGNIGHTLY EDGAR? BERGEN & CHARLIE Me- SUNDAY^...BAY_...... CARTHY—ITHY— May 28- to Juno 2

xoeooof n m if t w m v x w i ^ ^ wwwvwywyvwwywwvyyvywwvyvywwwwwyws • . , 1 I ■' ______- ' ■ ■-{ : ' ' . H a M n t e ] l B u U S e l l s F o r $ 1 , 1 0 0 JEROME-Purebredd breeders werwere kepr'lri ibe same area inilanil peHapeHocL.G arid H Land and Cat- ho, werew looking for fa. ance testing programm at (he 1.18.pounds1.16 per davf. to <.054.0S The i contenderYon this bull^was -ThU.was.the. This firet all breed A m Jerome Pertomuncs. Bull Test poundspou: per diy. The bulls',bulls'.that tbst AlbnAlbn-B .,Daniels,. JeromCiJ;-omCiJ; bull ssale; in-Idaho with 'fit^e 5*- SuUon. southwest ofif Jerome, had these two tveraged^dallygrt^dally -tix -Tbe'aecond top bull, a Charo* «pd -fat* meaiuremenlj. ; The ^ during a sale recently.ly. 'gait’ gains were O iarolais.-"^ „ lal*,lals, waa sold to.Wllmer•r Bishop; ultra^icjTOfkMultras, ^ Parm^R, '. Aprir26-27.-196B ■ ‘ Twin F. "RandiTwin Foils Times-News Al A»l' ' iSECTIONiS ; Tliero were • over JOO bulls. ’•^Tl-^Thelop-Tjuir at the test was Wlld(Wilder, for JIW J- He was con.con- HaroldHawk White, Chicago. , —— Tcprcsentirig mosr a all ll beef MMor on. Rcposa T o rch . 312, con.coo- sigs i _ o ^t . 'b y ,' BlaekhamI Ranch, „TW TWfty. r certified Performance • , breeds from six ilales,-tes,' In theth e sign signed by Mon Repesa«a. Dairy Moro:l^ n f , l/tah..T1iIs biillI wasihewas Ihe lotemationa; bulls i iest and 91 were soldd to cattlecaltle Inc.Inc.i Jerome. He also) was.’thewas,'lh# lop lop; «gainer in Jthe MO^Jayday test. M * > lrfor « 'f' an averau of S578 and # bre e d e ri’ a t the sale. The oiherother high gaining - registeredd bull of Hft.averageH».a dailyealn waswasl05 105 Ql« nomcertifled'PRI bulU''^■■:Beet:Leaf/u aver- .. m fh a p p e r Conditions Cona is OutlinedQui 'bulls were lakeh backk home by Ihc English breed. ’ /. •' poundpounds., •,-r“ , . - aMd 3«JJ. • '■ those who entered themiem inIn the TlThis 1,034 pound, A nBUS ^ yyca^ u ^ Bu>Buyer?; (rort Monlana;-'Wash-la^'Wash- ^ '^einiyerjwrchasing ^ e : themosithe most .Surv. Survey by Department of Ag-carriedAg- carried by the wind'. • . lacco'rding[according to llie survey, aver- per IOO lOO samples.sai ' . ■ te s t.. • ■ ' ling iing bull h a d gained 3.17,poundsr7,pouflds Ingtotingtoo. Oregon,.;N evada,'la,'Okla-bulls Okla* ^ * s Stoneybroke Ranch, riculture.ricultu Agriculture Researchesearu ThbTTib feedingf causes sotiuonie re-'agedr^ aged sevensev per 100 sampleslamples In the i Solosobal Well area . Wblie.,(Em Ih# test, the, bulls per 'day {pr the, HlV^y>^y tuttest hgniahQma..Wyonat^‘Uuh and Jda- FUbtown, Okb., wllh 1212. bulls,bulls. ServicService and Plant Pestt &>n-Con-ductlon ductlon In ^eld, whichI vi(«les,{eachvnies.feoch samplesan cquob one square south of Glenns Ferry, 3,000 »>>;: • cr.Including f f ' .several of (h«(hib (op trolirol DDivision personnel ofif ovei^ o v e ^ eacheoch .ye year with the numbern b e r ofol foot) aa's'^c s'co m p sred lo 22 in In 1967, acres ca:carry numerous host ' Ml*. ‘ ' :: winterwintered beet leofhoppersiers In leofhopp leafhoppcrs m oving to» .' ' I'Ht'h e 72 InId .1966, 19& 20 In 1965, eight:ighi In plants andnnd. leafhoppert average - Other breeders buying: sewralseveral SouthernSouthe Idoho show thotit there beon§, be an i, tht e 'p e rc e n u g e of)f themll?64,;24themll964, 24 InI 1963 and e-yirws-caTTying-lebeel leolhopperhopper iuiufhoppera. fh o p p ert He said.there l?.-an ■ ■ Coodlng,GoodlJi state Gronge lecturer, 1^^.for ^ the freezeslried venom.nom. S |fi9 popubilon . 'in . the combinedmbined Increast* In l*>e number nf o'*er-, m and Mr. KIstler, werei S guest scorpion) are milkedillked ||< B l l Q ninge range bre< breeding areu averagederaged wintered leofhoppersl< and offers speatcjspeaters st il» BJ/ss G Granse rance “ i* * week. ' tiperJO42 -per JOO O samples as comparednpared an aid in (controlling Ihem. TOP GAINING bunin al a t the th e Jeron Jerom e P e koiim uiea Bul]ul] T est S(aU6o'Statloo'^U 'thb' Cliarblais'^fauir,I'bulf, meetlnimeeting. .. ’ . During the proceu, e elec- le c-. . to 21 22 in 1967, M in i966,166, 18 He soyssays to sproy the hast , , t 1963, plants — mostly mustards. Jtock' oinied by BlaekhamI Ranch, Moroni.Moreo Ultb. Tbls but] gaiaed iM4M peuoda pout per day fqr thele MO- Mrs. Klaiier spoke on.... IheIk. forceps give the creo-creo- ' In 19C3.'1965.'22 2] In 1M4; is:in 1963, plants — in day (csi/nR period andmd was w as (he secondseci bluett price bullbun at (be(ba ulesale recently. Tbb ball w u Grange iu” !! > inlld shock and they 7372 inIn 1662,1962, 44 in 1&61,19 Inn 1960, plies, wastewasi -areos .ond potato II w u Grange Youth Camp "kl Cascade eject ^1!? venom Into a glass 1 65 In celiors should be sprayed to kill - soM to WIbner BbSop>.W»der,op>.W ilder, for >1.0M. ■ ' -______Lake and ai loter showed sHdafr^ii .?®7. Slass ’ 17 Inin 19S9,1959, 16 in 1958 and 65 In c ellars shoi 1957.— ' - . - " Ihe-mIhe mustard'-plants.' ustai Use J-:4-D ...... :— ;“T~ rnr-~ — heririFherTrl^to Wishinglon, D.C.> W and ^ ^ 1857. ■M i .■ Host planls a dJt^nL \ toI culti- ato t ththe e rate ra te of lii.to two'pounds ' ' • • S '■' . -J, ■v'Vo NationsNational Grange which thshe e Al- tended there last sum m er. KIsU votedvated cropcrops in Twin'Falls, Coun- actuol octuol mmat oteriol p er ocrevalong fw A ler spoke on the Youth Ranch \7 a J GENE RINEBOU)► ty are agi again below averageage of wllhwlih ». wai water roftenrr or stlck- j >i1 h ***' *p° 'kJSG'^esTop . . « . Cassia .County agent, ik u t fe lurvey er will bum the mustards back- /<• i t l l O JlHH aat t RupRupert. " agent, iho u t few years, the survey er will bur h u been named poUto^► sp^spfr shows.'shows. If applied before t h e frult- .Rrsoi ilSw .Resolutions wblcb wjjj • be W l; ) cialist for Caisla, Mloldo^udou In theIhe cultivated areas•tt Inioing Ing hsad:'chejidi'on the mustard starts ' ' ■■11 VoledVoted onc at the Slale Grange Wheat Crop Maod TVin FalU Counties.I. Glenns FeFerry, Gooding andnd Je-shooting up.u| " were'vere discussed. Including a new t ' ’ ...... ' ' , rome, ' rome, h'ost host plants ate,aboutiut ov-av- After the fruiting head shoots U jS postal system, backing ;f.S| of U.S. In 111 (Gem State p eraite.-They are.about.averageveroge up and beginsbe growth, a .mix- ' ■ ■ currency,currenc an organization ol I ■ in the cultivated c ro p i In .West- West- ture of twtwi o .ounces actual Bon- „ „ n . formersfonriert and slate elections.jns. -'■ ‘ BOISBOISE - Caines wheat con- XBurley. U lT Man ■ em Idaho and Easlern OregonOregon vel D and 1>4 to two pounds ^ ^ B | It wasWi announced a potluck llnuestlnues i lo dominate Idaho winter V ' and movement o f beel iealhop-:alhop- actual 2-4-D2'4-l p er acre b needed supper will precede thele nexl wheat planUngs, although Nu- ^ o ^ I t o pers may,catise locaiUedI trou-totrou- to hum thsth; mustard down; , m eeting,eetlni May 3. Refreshmthments ents ROinesR«lnes is increaslng.rapldly,a the Named Potato bleif S although host' ■,planisIS are MMost ost of the mustard Ih the .' Were servedS' by Mr. andId Mn.Mr*. USDA Crop Reportfng Service r« slartlng lo dry early.ln ihele Bra-winterBra- winter wheatwh Is at the right Qeorge' Lenker and Mr.lr, and reportsreports. “"‘"SpeciaHst, OPC' SneauK and Marsing arns. ' sugeforssuge for rfproylng. Sproying the M rs. F rank Lenker. TTie i(tt-o soft wWle winter[ n t e r . FA In Ihe Indian Cove area, waste areas,area rock plies and csi- ' varieties accounted for 48 per 'BURLEY BURU — The Board of R«-Re- southwest of H am m ttt, oboui aboul lars lara ata t the-thi same time as you A lr«r cent of the state's 1987 fallI seed- gents, UUnlvcrsitv of Idote^n- SWks,0D0, ocresacre of rangeland carry spray.the winter> wheot wlll hcjp ', H ■- HapHappy-Go-Lucky t H j T cd wheat l acreoge for harvestlorvest nounces thot Gene Rinebold,nei^ld, hl{^hl^ hosthost' plan t populationsIS with a lot in;in ellmlnallng. the ; host • In 1968. U s t yeor, 49 persr bentfcent Casslo (County agent hoss been » averageaveraj of. 38 UeafhomrsioK»rs plantejqi;planUM 'the Icathopper. • ■ 4-H Club Has . of the acreage was In Gaines promotet promoted>to the position^o of f PPo- (|| — -■ • ------4-H and NUgalnes. ta to Spa S peclalbt fo r CaMia.:^Mlnl• j t, ■ Den Demonstrationsn s ■ ‘If't In South Idaho, the acreageicreage ^kadoka anand ,Twin Falb'counties. - iB g T Tha h a iHoppy-Go-Lucky>H •H OubClub of’Gaines decreased four points The anmannouncement was made by v a reas E rn est HartUDg.-presldent o{ tbe K g { held a meeting'recentlyIv wilh 1°.1“ ^ 20 , per .cent of the. areas Ernest Ii winler University of Idaho,• ■ B RoxanneRoxatui Buckendorf aa^ostess,hosles* *o**l- '!“ "•» a.hard red winler Unlversl .y'Sii Increased from 18S to-M .M■ Mr. t.R S f ^ l d .will assumuoe e hlthit . . - . D j ■ I ' .* : Beth-BfUt;Beth" iu(lfor leader.^Jwld P«f cenr, and Cache, alsoabo a new, dutduties May 1 and will be « d b c u made fliiln* the vacancy, left'by. Vi^ E ■ * .^1^ ‘U.'S; M Kr rt t r winter variety, made fliilnj tt .'Ij/Jl :.For'a|tpuipo8ea-' -(-f tiers..hers. Handy handsewing. sirls *. ,|i.>sli^l Increase from 13 to sHSlI ;Cros Cross when he retired« lo S fi ■ ■ ' werew ere askedas to bring hand towels 15 per cent. • January, Mr. Cross held:>Id: the '• rf Sate*.i Service ■ bbasted': u te d and ready to hem‘ to Ihe -Turicey .wheat, for years•ars a position for the three countleiouotlei I. r Installation(ni : ■nrawnSUByKSM^ ■ 1 oextm-rT» . . ' ■ ’ '•■- John I Swalnscn and Mr.Ir. and million plant to produce recom- V ll . MMrs. rs. GlenC Bright have become bined sweetenedsi condenseds milk JSILAGE l l OR GRAIN ...... O b Mr. and M«. Nelsonn L Fredrlcksc FredricJtson ajid five children»n JuiveJjave membemembera of Wendell G rangenge No. WillVvill bc built .In Indonesia byb y the ■ moved to thc former Archierchie ShehvoodShehrood Ranch.whlch they recently rcccntly 82. Mr.Mr, and M rs. Lloyd'S' LliUeLillle AustrallAustralian government. ' O T | . purchased nt Richfield. 'Diey'Diey.had had madimade their home in Yerlngion,rlnglon, each receivedre the fourth degree. gSBf i S B B S fiSB S B S B i Nev.. the past 10 yearsI f where' here' FredricksonFredric w as a ' licensedu. fence George,q „„ Fuller, masier pro • p contraclor for the Slate^ofejof Nevada. T,The Sherwood famiiyiy pres- tem;t^ni gjga^ committee reports"m l”in- : PloneBrBr.na ently is residing in a ranchanch tenant househou owned by Sid Lexamix.■eiamix. dudedciud’ed Home economics by Mrs. „ ■ Richard Ja sp e r and legisUIIon ■ 'SEED. Potalo plaming has been>een eompleied at ihe ranchos of Mr. and b v '^ r' M n. Willie Hawkes and>d Mr. and MrsMra. Floyd Marsh and sweel corn hns been planied by (hem and ^Mr. and Mrs, Gene TTurner urner ' Ro*« bushes ' w ere presenledresented CORN lli and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reed, all at Tutlle.Tb lo Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Crow-in _ . . hhonor o n o ri of. their Golden Weddingv S d in S . f 9 5 d a y N o . 3 8 6 2 Six Landre>Yorkshire cross sows wUlwill.be-fatTOwing at (hee ranch onnivcranniversary. The presentationentatlm ,11< .llOday No. 3 5 5 8 of Mr. and M rs. D eanm Wolfe. TuUiTuUle, and cattle havele been wwas as mimode by Mr*. Woynetie Mal- 9: 9 8 d a y N o . 3 7 1 . branded by.Bob RobinsonJon and Eldon ^Arriaga at Tuttle, assisted thews, chapbin.> by Ronnie Caster, Hagerman.erm an. The^ e lecturer’s program In­ eludedcluded several numbers ■St by the ' . ■. i 6 i b Farrell Jensen Is dolox■Inx extensive iUnd leveling on thehe east high schoolscl girl’s saxophoneane sex- • , poriion of l^is farm ne#r.Hir. Hagerm agerm an. an.' . ' ,g,^,lei,' readings by'Mrs. Bertha 'T | . Stickle and Mrs. Ray Jluby. .1,1T.F..lbr.'& Seed.: Mr. ahd Mrs. Sam Maupinviaupin and fanfamily are moving from (he ^ Lloyd Barron Ranch on)n King Hill CiCreek lo G rand View. Mr.M. Mr, Iand Mrs. Kirk Hayslys and 'at at Curry C rostine ' V NORTHRUP^ [iflil Mrs. David Powell were Infn . • 7 3 i ^ 9 Maupifl will be employedd a(a t ihethe Grand .ViewJ F a rm s Ranch Jocaiedlocated ^ „ g e of Ihe social hour.' northw est of town.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lisle.iindslo. and family iare proud of a new.A Appa- p p .- loosa fiily bom Saturdayay niaht la theitheir registered saddleJmart, man, ' , • . ^ a, Fam, arOiffr ranch neirsi

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‘ ' i I"A' v Ask."your si f ^ 'jaolerler toto'supply supply ytyou; or contact 'ut. ’ ’ j 1 1 8 m 8 M 1 " I R E C IS raE D , ININ'THE THE STATE OF. < m i : ; bS b| §[he P Half ( or Quarter ' ; ^ I ^;.''lANN0i^6lWl'cAtAND'‘«INUU AND 'MIN^:'q)’MPbUND'' -^ f l I ifvwlwIsS^ Wm iuaNEi^'4^.NorAS ir::< ^ I !.• Y r^:;: ^l^refldy^‘mlKWd wifh w ith »alt a a lt qvollqblai iif^ SiPiPIDAHO'i n m - — KMERIYYfCOLD COLD STORAGE G ted & Feed. Co;:|i ' 5r;vfe-SH0SH0hjE^ ^ INE ^ ; ' " GbODlNGHW ^ ® V FALLIS ' :‘ '’ -Kimtwrlj -■’423iB28*'. ' .■I'! 1 ' 886-j226^ : ^ .-.934^821

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n- • r t ’ V L < ! A-2 Twin FolU ~nm'es-Ne>vris-Nc)vr ;Ap 4-H Club to roll Qill a t a meet­ Inging lq.theIq. the homhome of M rs. Homer . R eseW i ^ v ; H Hanke. ’ , • Susan BrowrBrown gave « demon- ' ivestock Meal Supplemental Nlti^enf lti^ e n ~ ~ CONTACT — Animal. ocricul-agricul- cooperatlve>extenslonoxjpei livestock Meal - stration « o hovhow-lo, make ^ potij.— .ture qnd livestock researcha«h will sp«lallstipecla . at . tho university,Iverslty. for fo r Y< Yearlings on R atige For> . pon. Two new members in itial F all . pon. Two new be fealured at the, annualal North- "will cover 0 number offacetsf’facets ago’*ago” «and "High' QualRy Fall w ere Susie AniAnderson and Angie icluding Range Feed by .Chemical C Cur u r ' c ast Nevada F iS d U biboraiory o ra lo ry in livelivestock production including R«nM Farris. M n . H a n k e -to ld the Field Day at Knoll Creek,»k. slai-slat- markeUng,mark* , disease, nutriHonlutridon ing.in g .'^' ' ' girls about the 4-H Cam p. ed for May 15...... and nmanagemcDt.*’ , V ^ i L« « 1 Sharp, University .of Ida- ' Janet WhiteWhite, re p o rte r, said . , 'Tho Knoll C reek Experimperiment ent SpeakersSpei , included on thetheRa na ;,, poForest'Department.'Point Point . (hat Suzy AndAnderson, wiil bring Slalion. b operated bv iBffC^^^ * 8 Max lentailve program a re . DDr. r. Ed-Cd-Springs Springs Sution, "Crested: WheatW heat rrefreshmenu e f r^ m e n u for the May H C. Fleisciimann College of . of Nev- R- .Barmeitler. exwnslonKtension GrazingCrazini Influences' on 'L ong . meellng, when W enoy.W ebb will ■ Aerlculture. University of Nev- demonstrate krknitdng tools. A&. and Is locatcd aboutobout GO eMno;economist at.the unlvenitylity who Term IProducllvity'': Dr. Joseph ..5 5 * miles north of Wells in Elko will discuss marketing;S: DDr. r. H. Robertson,,Rot u n iv e rsity" ran g e . mgM county. Each year the! onnual EarJ. L. Drake, extension-on* vet- ecologliecologist. "E xperim ental R Range ange . . field day with alternatingting em- erlnarerlnarlan. .subject. Urinary SeedinjSeeding": Dr. Vcrle R. Bohman,ohm an. phasls on livestock ond1 forages CalculCalculi in Cattle”: Dr. Donald chairmchairman, Aniipal Science Divi-Divi. : attrocU a large lurnouiTOm—Of Of WTMW^M^^ble^Collcgtr^>^■Ag^-vc^ ^g^-vv^ sion,-Hsion.—College-of—A grtculturairulturair FAKM rancher# in that locality,Ity, from erinarcrlharlan, *'Ways 1^^ wwhich h i c h "CraM"Grass Tetany." and' Norman4orman elsewhere in Uie sU te andand from DiseaiDisease Spreads," and Roberi NicholsNichols, Ellco Couniy exte;is|on • CALENDAR Jdaho, Utah and Oregon.jn . ; ■ RoIei|Raleigh. Squaw Butto Experl-Experl-livestock llvestoc specialist. “WInter in ter **71)0 ' tentative progrnm,*’rosnim,*’ ment Stntlon. Bums, ' Ore., TreatmTreatment Influences bn' Sum* said waiiam & (BIU) Behrens. '•Dlur'•Dlurct, Urea, and Cottonseeditonseed merm er FFeedlot Gain."

an- tlx, Weodell, arc welding, andlod Kurt jaeky,j a ^ .J Jerome, i fln( pU«t . Con»eO"tffllmt».f<«« fofn H nRSTFUCEinNNEItSlnlbeinnRS In (be recen( FFA Farm Meehan- (It, Weod« i - " $ a ln d*poffm*n» fet campUi* ef(.'Tony Goeiz, Jerome, acetylenetne (eam.(earn. Sec«> April 25 » 96 Tony Dan Cress, Twin Falls, was scc- The JudgJudging will begin ot 1 a c * 3 AudlMwtrti Wtrt, Illtn, Wall High IndlvlduabIr - were T ony D an C rc end MtMtnmJIh Goeti.GMtz. I Jcrome, ncctyJcnc HcW- hcW- ond jnia nrafter cuiflng. p.m. Mr. aiand Mrs. Earl FrnnceJ , Jc- Thc trophies, were presentedntcd Gooding, sisubm itted ihelr nppli-nnlt. makh k MAXtS*HA7lN0 USIlt, ■ ing, and Lawrcncc Draper, Jc - T h c tr nnd' FASIW i MOIE MOfltABLl •.. ■ — ------by------by M ci d [Dixon of Norco Welding,ling, cations cations foi for membership and; FASIW ( 1 • - APRII 27 ■ TwTwin in FaFalls. The trophies were*-ere (heythcy werew ere-given the obligation,tlon • • Naboli No boll hondlii^ ot «lock. KIO fOlO TtANSrilTtANSM ANO STOKACi _ sponsored by Norco and Motorloior and ancl Instruc instruction In-the filth d ^ -•-Hydfouii' Hydfoulkolly— op»for»d WAMHOUJI-AUCnON pwth ------■ Elmore Pomonad Mercantile,M crcanti Twin Falls; grcc. olf movei iiuck owoy Itom - Adnr1li«m«ntiAdnr1li«m«nti April 3} and 3i Elmo ■ . £ load. r ; : Bulldl tighr, Isng- AudltnMni A«cll*nMn> Wttf,* tlltn , Wall - Brief corcom m cnls were madei“o«, iisnding Iisnding nock. end end Mtiitnmllh M< I Gran Grange To Meet'V " about the piposslbilides for chang-iing-i • im«rtocki • lnl«rlocklng palltrn (tiKII ing thc D aylight Saving Timeim cj w«aih*f. wBOlhtf;- KING 1HILL- Elmore County»«ty Soilg o U District . - and S M aster Howard NIccumI:um | • • Mok«i t tiflck ©Vfr 14 (h i MAYM/ 4 , WINNINa TEAM durinjluring (be reeerrecent East Magle FFAA District'sD istrict's w soils aod land JudgingiRlog Grange \will meet at 8 p.m. M ay „ said hc had bccn.glven peiilionsjions] high, lA n high. IIVU BANCH ; coolest was tho MorUughaugh FFA (eam(eam. Here Faroam Warr,«rr, left, Mltoer, supervisor of (ho. W est 6 in MouMounlain Home wilh MS ari- Board K O Q |; To Meet for signing lo^be presentedJ to' • • Hoyino Hoylng ( wiw, I mon i. .AdMrlluiiwnAdnrllMmnli Mer 3 end 3 C assli Soil Conservationlon DDistrict, istrict, prepresents the first placoee trophy (0 MikeMl Howard, wWIe two posa GrangeGr as host, U wasw a s the Uglslature. Legisla Ira KIstler’cx-l■CX-I , «<' dtivar. 'Au(llan«*niAutlltnttni Wtrt. V HItn, Walt olher members of the9 winning team, Charles Davis andId JoeJ o e Jones, Ilock on. Second placoplaco announcedannounce at 'the King Hill SHOSHONE-^anfnrd SHOSH Connell,ncll. plained thaih a t th e deadline hadl had] ? • R«in«vti R«'rl*rti I’or end O'”* MtiitnmllhMi GrangeCranRo meellng. 1 North SI res.1 * All-purpaii truck b«l ptui team was Valley FFAI Chapter. • , ■ N orlh Shoshone, will speakk aat t been passecpassed os for os the pres- • 0p1.«m0^fl.0U ,,id ..i« .|. ------Mrs. JoelJ Young, home , eco- t^ the c Moy Moy meeting of the Wood^ood cm NationalNalioni stotule was con- MAY 4 nomics chairman, nsked a ll go „ R iv er Soil and Water Conserva*• " “:« cemed. m e d . .• Powtrlul h fti (Of dumping. MAKT1N AOAM IS BeenNamed members SSn to bring a Sl gift to lion district ^[51, board of supervisors „ „ p.„, AdvtrliHnitnli Mey 2 en4 3 New Alfalfaalfa VVarietyj Has Been “ “/i* Mrs. Phyllis Young. King Hill. Awclltnttni Crtel W ttttm thc next meetinf-Mrs. Wesley al 8 p.m was a guest. A program was Forror lhlha a n1 a m o .c f your Ai/tii»n««r.i resist- Fink, youih leader, said Calhy house.' Avrtltn S*tvl<* RENO new airolfamifa va- Uni E i l fi?.latltudo and less . th a n1 2,500 for thethc KingI Hilt area. Frank Jones, leader of the Auitltn StrviM Cooperating In the project • feetfee t . L ^IIh ^ State Grassman commlitee and Joining in tho announcem ent OAI , _ third degree team, announccd mccment DALLAS — A Tcxns Inventor Thot i,« ’ Atliona Agricultural Ex- L(v det?{ members furnished most of thc ^ • ' wero tho Max C. Fleischmannschmann has mmanufacture o mechanical ral Ex- 0,6 decree work will be given periment Station will assumeassume"®^ J® members May H. The College of A griculture, Univcr*Univcr- calf vwhich is used for training rcjponsibllltv of producing f®.,* j slty of Nevada, and the"th e ' Unl- Uni- horses to herd cattle. - . hlSArft to'd"! Mrih ics,.. «•* -111 .U=H b. sang and chanted a number on IJ ■ ■ . . breeders seed. F or fu rth er do* ‘ versUy of California AgrlcuUur- *[116 jrlwUur- The colf is maneuvered by re- Uilla ■ . Including1, applicable reg- ® turer, ^nscrvntioo. pavid Mltchel rc- ^ . ■ ■ ol Experiment Slo tion aIt t DavLi. mote radio control on thrcc rub- nimioo; uJallons and how seed mmight l ^ t member* to pnrtlcipote Unico Is extremely non-win-bor-llr 3$t3 J2,» obtained contact th e A rliono }r - - c . ter-dorm ant and well adopted 490,a - " '" ' r In o.photo contcst. I i d S p r a v e to (ho central valley of Cali- • Crop Improvement Association, 'VFront' Jones read nn article r-7^ IS 5 fomla and the lower deserts e rt val- -• .- caro olof Department, of Agron- pertaining to law for chll^-- a y H ~ley~«teas of the southwestern A 1 Sndcr 16 years of age. Untied Stales, Including Ni^ 4-H Club M eets‘e t s ® vnda. Thcso aro areas where _ Moapa. Sonora and Mesa-Sirsa»a-Sirso _.Me|J.Members ot tliC;' Cunyy Kids I ^ H r havo been grown andI whero ^*H CClub -;mcl recently at the ^rttiicr winier forage Is 'desiral.desired. bon«'Kome''or‘Mr:'and Mrs: A 7 ^ In trials of Unlco at thehe Fres- parents of the mem- , no Califomla Agricultural Ex- “ ^ THENElIE MEW I periment Siation it out produced> S d u S d Vickie* Holloway told w hy she . 15 varieties ns for as yield was 1°'"®'*Joined 4-H;and also about some i i conccmed. Also, in Arirona•itona , it of her experiences. • jr] has proved superior In pro­pro- '. . MASSEY-FERBf-FERGUSONS i duction to both Moapaipa and USE 1TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS . Me. W to e n d — it’aI ththe e labor-sav;labor-saving, traeto^Bpnring,f» in in the horsepower range rlghl right foifor the Jobs you . 1_1■ ASSOCIATION OF.• .. [*™:(8 row) hoso inset: booms. Reg.Rog. S505.00...... V i . costKuttlnff tool thatlat belongsbelong* oa \G : IMPLEMENTEMENTGOr- — ^ K I M B E R L Y lROAD i O A P ; ^ 1988; EUZABETH AVE.-.. -733:;^?-m - "—PI- PH0NE-733-868Z^3-86.87.------, — 733-92330------1 k ■ i l r ' " " ' " 233------

■ ,«r ...... y.% . " ' ? r -■ v ■ Ivan BtoaF'^ • grains, - ' ■' .■'■‘i'--- ’ ^ 18 . eboot 31 mllUon acres. But lo* iy Hlln« " Atea Grange.ange ' : .■» ovnTA. HAiniNLKim ^ggssssa i« i ■ ,' •- AFTarm.WiUef. • ■. BUHL—Tvafl S oo a arjr b a s been be«i) -iHOSKQNE'-.'Old andlid new WASHWOTONJAP)-'SomeWAS . elected m tsier of the newly re-re­ ’. Iaimneedflltr0ttafw-vigorous vi|0^ of the nattOQ'a irtieat growers organized Northvlew. grange. growth aod a pleulak.,dtifclBt.,dMk«ppeteaUyarepassiag^npgov* iippan ,• '/ Oih'crloniccrielectedireD*leDale •- greetf Color. Sprl^ Is tMtEe-tlne -tlm e eeram* ra m ea t p e ra ie a ts th a t would -klLIS'-«S; ■, V j Jl^j -V Welch, overseer;. Jim Grimm, • to gh« .them a bout;; sdvlsetadvlset total-mtotal-i ore^ SIM'mUioa by .. ] steward: M n. Ralphalpb Skinner, the cotuty ttrk a tu ntf l MtttL not eiiBlag si; op -fef tbeS jow S »* J ROSE 'PISIS - t ' lecturcr; U rry Baggett,aggett. assls*assU. ' rotts m B tat'i IM whe«t*coetro( pro- Unt steward: Mrs. Oleen Bag* ' lorlySe^ trem. > ' W H I U l t - ' sett, chaplain; Oleenleen Baggett,-Baggett, - ■ H v . tember Is recomfflended.led. BntBut - TotalTota payments nnder ell ma* , C treasurer; Mx*. Dale ' Welch.Welch, - < .- don't put It OD during hothoc sum* }or crop cr ccotrol programa this ' IFERTILIZES! “ ! secretary;- Ralph Sklnaer, gate* - mer weather,' 'Results are* notito( year 0may approach .0 bOUoii. , keeper. ■ H bei»nda] at that tlm*. - -Fan-F arm ers sig n e d to! put 50; r .< bHUtir tio o M « ® M rs. Robert Maxwell Sr., .i "As-a gttteral rule;'thehe eteatattat mlilloa mlllloi acres o f' tbelr toUl • , u, Ceres; Mrs; Qara Juker. Flora; ' ■ H . . . said, about two p o ^ ef nltro-frbeat.nitro- vrbeat. planting'aUotments™ u “ ofSt :■ MOBBBO ROSE FOOD‘I t ’ ^ ' Mra. J/m.We/cIi, Pomona;’om ona; MMr*. rs. ^ ■ 1'; gen sboukl ba applied each-m*Mch -tea* sllghtljrsllghtlj m o re *"%n $9 mlUionS S w mun* - :. ... SYSTEMIC~ ^ INSECTICIDE : l a Larry Bagfiett,' lady^idy^asslstaot asslstaot. 100 to 1.000 sauare feet oof f laws.law s. der. tte tfi program. "Thisds meant mesAt proWtfispn ^otftfi-(M-plu( ^ ^teward:.‘Mr8.' Roberibert Maxwell , In a spilt a p ^ tk n thatat means signerssigun would plant nomore prs Jr., iiBd"Mrfc. Jin rOG fin H m iiiii'h m rhom o m e - one pound lath* sprint: ands a d tme than tl Individual farm eUot* economics, chairmen: RobertR obert . poundln Ute silver. miqis; ^ Maxwell Sr. businessilness agent, • ■ If phosjrftOTts and potasslnmotassltim .JBut’lim.Jjtu t s with slkbtly more ™ and Robert Maxwell Jr., Robert obert. are also needed, a soU-test.wlll•test.wlU than St mUUeo a c r e s d idd Mnot t'sS siin NoHo n e « r K# mmil JMl ' * Maxwell Sr., and Jim Welch, ^ llte'requirement I Is s . some* nme* up:u& As a consequence, theytheyuS win sprI*priaUi ifourt plinU.,It! 5-llt.Mb. cartDncar onlr $2.98 : • executive committeemen., - Umestime evident when theI lawnUwn 'bIs not beb eligible for program ' Ofl < .ae«llb« dateIte biij been Ofl clay soU from-a-baiemeatjeiemeat paymenupayme which for « the 1M7 A changed to the first and third exet crop avenged 41 eeats!s a butb* ’ jS^ Thursday of each month.nmU?. NEWOrnCEM,fI of li..Sft(j.i»iiliieS Jio^ ^ .iastailed during tha d u M ng a new el. n e In e U j^ le I mUllonlion acres -. KriH ' *PWnltiofeeattteraUiterate wouldwould be eneeted to-produce Standing cbmmltteet appoint*.™ i.f r.reM ud Son Bmquel.mquet. From left,It tre Stanley Keroer,eroer, tecretary;secretary; Kevla Gnthri^ pfalicati ^ e s t : president: John McGhee, treasurer; Carl Peni 0 square more than 3m tnlUlon bushelsbiKiTt of '■ No* , Orap ed by the master IncluJe Mr. t urer; Carl Pendleton, program -of work o '5 and Mrs.’ Robert MaxwellmSmU sr Sr., I'J™ lUiUock,iU d l^ itp rtporter, n i aad BniM Helsley,sentlneL el^, sentlneL ... - - ...... joucan. ^ . pmuciproltcllon sulfate or the equhaJeflt.tflt. j^tro*nttro- r MMuct uch'of tiie K ssfgnedacT M ^ t n n relief: Warren Hart, agricul* p wm m was to minor wbeat-produdn*f S *P”«P«»*llli g p - ..HIT. lure; Robert .Compton and Oleen i , p o fer^lter sutM 'east of tbe MUsUsi^ u ., Baggett, road; Oriln Greeman, \ K lClaience-Tece Tews R^eivereives Threec t > Esuch as 10-lM is selected,st*d.;uie use River,River. but there wereS“S sluble New Morjro UquWjuW MorjrMorjro Grarule ’ ' Oleen BaRgett and Robert Max* 30 pounds. Rake the fertiliser portlcc well Jr., finance: Ralph Skinner, „ - - J- IgUy.lnto the ,10a before s*e(^ comm* uvula S Systemic y s IjswBcWd)cWe jSyslenilcjSyslei tow lteW * building, and Dale Welch, youth. 1 cily W.; CIrcliltlii UnuiliDil plHl 3i l 't the-Meat Unlk to i^t»f* if'FFA A ww afa ards A t SKosTio;iosTioheEveiit S euliim upiiiliB,B«IlWll...K " I . .’Vl''' H H i p n n t PROGRAM EXPANDED ^ . start a new lawn In moetMt ^p«ru r u are earoliedea la the .control pro- SI WASHINGTON-Therh e Commo­Comma- ^ ofo f Idaho j is tate Atfgust«pflBf|njD.t; spring grajD. ; »W pr» , dHosMUtt. . . dity Credit Corp. export crcditcrcd it SHOSHONE — C larencerence Tews, nrei^ntednrc3 to Randyr Johnson, FFA Chapter. They weren» noydFloyd Urn, laws M IK.Mpecttd. loto m ^ b b * . A.blgA bl Increase In slnup.of t e ; ! ; .w.i.;.$*.Mf*.9S sjrt.il,sptMii CiiiM... $ 2 .4 9 ' sales program for• beef ccattle attle outgoingoi president of>f theth e Sho- firsifirst place winner, and Jack Silva,Silva Pete Arrossa, Bud Wet*Wat* Ush welL Spring seeding« sh should (^ feed feM grtla g farms in a ilm llar . has been expanded by the U. S. shoneal FFA Chaptcr.r. received Soloaga.Solt second. • kins and Ernest Boeslger;ttr; be doned u so98 os tbe• hUsoli Uis programnrocraj oyer lost year w u re- • -*7 Department of Agriculturegrlculture loto threot> chapter awards1 during the FFoundation awards were^pre- Ne'New officers, for theht IK&4S l96S-«9 woriworitable. The »eed h ui.tb tb e e -a A ported b y th e .A grfculturei'i.T De-dS:! ' looKRnrasNouMOM1< I SMOm WM6I0 DISyUTI - inciuifa dafry cattfe.-______d' chapter's amiual P aa re re n t a n d sealed senl to Tom Alexander,nder, uurm r m schO(school year wer» InstMlled. Jnstallad. vsntv t o t t t t f cf cooJ ' - Ui m p e ^ n t w M e partffle&t.Sitme A to ta l ot IJOOASi efloti • -— T— ------—T...... ■ Son Banquet e arlier this th is week, safesafety; Stanley Kemer,ner, home They ar« Kevin Guthrie,rie, presl* prtsl* and suing rain. Moisturei r e U ues* * { ^ e est s tim a te d 3 .m ,000 cora and . IflsW Ifl] upon qiiiilH. MOR8RO GARI a Ho received a -leadership•Icndenhip mpmprovemeni; Carl Pendleum,Pendleton, dent; U rry Kemer, vice’Ice presi-presl- eeatlal*efltJ to deve% t h errsss j ^ b^bei sorghumsonbui g ^ firm were en* . lMb«aROaARpEMJ>ROPUCTS< ■ ; )V 1 award.Ilveatock farmlngfounda-ilngfounda- ‘rr>rm electricity; Bruceruce Hels-Hels-dent; dent; Stan% Kemer, secretary;iecretary; fora'fora bot weather and t&^ genal*germl« roUed.fcUed. iTtey agreed to>idie34j idle MJ - -.''V-i... I POULTRY• ' 1 E ; tion; a w a rd 'an d the! chapter’s ey, farm crops; Melvin/in Huyser, John McGhee,'treasurer;er; LLayne a m e oalioaisatk d sufliuBer weeds.^ ■ Oesides be- water management;inagement; HoddHaddfodc, reporter; Bruceuce Hels- . . >- ' ^ ^ lU r E sCflfYarmer award. Besides be- " • wtJ» discussed mih Atiiculture -H-j I PROCESSING)INU . iE sIng active In FFA activities, Lany Kemer. dairy’ farming: ley. 1sentinel, iind Carl Pendle* /i I I I E FEED AND - ■ U st fall wheii the vocational Clarcnce Clar Tews, .livestodilock farm*farm- lon, |program of work chairman. L ^P"^^-ofO clals ws, week I IJCU ly leaders 23 d a iry coopera* • a w<*' all typ tt SB a{«RrIculluro i n s t r u ccto t o rr, , EdE d Ingr •"B' KeoScth Faunht,ht. public SpeSpeaking on tho histow cf Campaign Eyed M of 1 -> Dairy tIves and trade'assocUUons. ' ^ W E SEED CO. m 9* ptuftrf. M(*» *lartjflrt.w « .10c.lorB B GGrtesTWartUryounrMrrTew*rMrrTews speaking;-*P“ Frrd .,Silva.^ann EEA. 5 p*« bird. Si totook over in instrucUnguctins the mechanicsmet and Kdvina*tjutofc) Guthrie, State:States was*RuM 3f~^.- Flier s s -^T^d(;Unv■|>,ln'lkU H «''l^in Fallt ‘BB cletsses. c l ^ >, Ppoultry " , farm ing. FFA adviser ond WestA MagUM b £ natiomridam Uo ctm ^gn ■ to r‘.;ii”ST ln> ed at ’sS f':i^ sS — tuAn. T«y«. Jimmy Thorpe rcccivedxived the DistriDislrict FFA adviser/ He alMaSo eitueeit« the cantuinption. of ot mUk ttat ofol milk Is declining and 'D V B Scholarship aw ards w ere pre* chapter's .j“‘ Star Green • Hand told ■es asit ud other dairy products.ts. thetheprn prx^ttcf la running Into com* R l B sented to George Arrossa and ien ' Hand told of his experiences as a ' PHONENE 733-1 733-1373 POULTRY |L studenr Plu* (or. sudt e campelgnampelgn petitionpeUtloe from n^U taiei. V E Robert Urwn. Also receiving a d the Star vocational agriculture student SUPPLY• I EI leadershipla award, besidesiSidcs Tews, -S icw , rt-rrr^"““' ‘‘‘'“” SAlso_speaking brieflyfly w aia i " oed bono^ Glen Colter, Goodlflg., districtd is tric t •* -jm J H Slh Am. W. 7i3-9\6t7M-316* 1aarv Wl I Shoshone FFA 'pre^ent., pest Control A w ardsrds were ' o' !*» hoshone FFA' H M n m A 8 Don't-get■get caught)caught In the h ish ... w e'reI stills t i l l takingt a k i n g f fiveeiM It t i r d l FURROWp w OPENEIiS (

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lUsis spring, when yon ^^..10 dt reOUBlE-mf'..NOAW;NTENANCL- . SIWPlB.T«OUBlE-mf'.. falfa stemsjms and ^3-5 bfof Utbem sEow sl|ju I OPtNJRiMtOWSATOTd.URftOWSAT3Td5MliaPERHOUR. I ■ ef larvaeae feeding, sprasprayJnu»ediete]r'.^^B^^H wltbAUe-U^..f a -U ^ . ' . A L S0 O OORDER R D E YOUR: It'sithefintlifliaof the fin t liflia o fl defense against ------AIFAIFA ofoWNERSWERS-..-,'SLEo'i:ORMIGATORS-.-.....------SL ______:_the alfalfailfa weevil. EmEriftn the re^stao^^^^^^^H BALED HAY LOADERS»ADERS . . . CCULTIVATOR .TOOLS . . . . strains. For aeveral rtureasons. BEET a n d POTATOftTO BEDS, HH' . ' AHa*tox[a*tox doeis'tdoesn't 1lose its a lukt; RECElVINb ONE■-or.jhtee FFAITA chapter'awards-front • ' p«rer,aft*fiftsr a few.-de>sfew.^yx, Contro] Rnssell Hall. Fper, districtdlstriet-FFA FFA *i\adviser, ts Clareace Tews,4^ ...,. ' effecUrelrly for 24 w^Weeks. In dollars, . T r .ootgolng pm ideot ei<1 thetbe Shashone :FFA Chapter. I^ws r ^ . 'ra cu. psy leas pef day of cb^, PAUL. aiUiPMEMTEQII ’ I celved th e -k a d e r tUIp p award, llvest

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— .. , " -V-;: . ' A ■ . ■ A-4 ■ Twin Foil*s TTImot-Newi im es-New s 3 : f - ■ A pril'26-27,'196B • • (lllil 33 Awards^ j toketingJPr ProgramJti Q utliiled . I . . • ~ ; g G\ ^H~Are^ven ^ ,ByBOBERX VANAUSDELNU5DELN Try to avoid markelinfeaft all cull FirsFirst, for the out-of-pockeiiof - pockei4 ItI t wilwin supply Informaiion and 2 AreaCo>v8 HmesJ^ewf Farm Editor cows during seasonally/lowprlcc low prlcc cosu of putdng on added^indiddeoind surestsu^cstions to help smooUi out At HagermanU la ll This1 ll the,year of opportunityjpportunlty periods,rperic such as' iiv* the fall unnco unnecessary pounds. , ' the flovflow of feeder and slsughier . io the beef cattle Inidustry.. d u stry .. It months, moni by, spreadiag8 oulool cow Second,5ecc through the• prjcfrde-Drice-de- «ttle cattle I Into th e m arket, and thus £ Are listeded lnIn IlU G ER M A K - FFifteen l lta n girlss i'll will wil .require restraint,,i„ coopera,coopera- niarkedngsniar) ,‘dufing thoseu e monlhsm onlhs pressi: pressing effects of additionalitionaiillonal and help babalance beef, supplies ^ with an(and nine boys recdvedIved aa' total tion tia and self-dlsdpUne oo the wher lerally a re excessive lonnige. effcctiv of 33 awards at thee FFA-FHA partpai of all cattlemen and.Jbed> reiil inchf^nnH how thcsc foctors sffect each ..Test Report | 8 | | ^ H b«i baoiiuet. , e n ■ And third, welghlgains beyond ers ll they a r e to Improvejrcve tbeir (jjf j) pollow good*«unagementinagement ihe kpoint where the a nn f f m ^ ^ al l operator - grass and feedlot- ^•V; • TVo diirymen in Ihb areaa re a ‘ K athy Lawrason,. out^goIngoutigoing net lacome and bargaininglalniflg po- proc*procedures for replacem!mcnt ent heif- reach "Hold the line” and do (n(1) " When possible; uUlliejllie avail. »hc»he te factors thnl Affectct supply gcadicmen’s g AssodaUon. 601 product/on levels are: ceived his fourth year-car award, nqtJncreBsew t cow herds,f“ ^^*Jablo for at (blo .graa^^y ^.rennjngning more m ore andjli and dem and-and .Ifie cost-prfcc EastE ast 17i17ih Avenue, Denver, Colo. — r r — TamTTninrcottnthr-aMsessr - inthr~aM iW 57------HOBFRT~P F t>F'Ri^Ffi'ERSEN ’ ■■-----^ . GERALD HERRICKRICK' ■:— wHIwhTch~irtBe~n r8t foriTTrirTFA atiyTFA leasnhe-next-four-yeara-orHintllf e ning^ewcr^latitmshlp:------:------!w 218r - a 5-year-old Registered Holsialn . . . have been named.executivnamed.executive officers of Ore-IdaIda Foods • sludent at Hagerman,in the D> 1972, so that demand can con catch ;«ed-aged-type animals. Whenlen practl- = i s cow, owned by Louisouis Bott Botl nnd Pedersen1 has been nan named president aod cblef ex- K«lKsjb Foundation award which Is up , . - cal,; "lop outV ^thc' heavjer end Sons, Rupert, produced 23.470 tferrlck U vice president of operations-for'ations' for |presented « to.the outstanding sen- ^ In bccrs'’.,wef jtocker and yearlfng catlle • ' pounds miik. 606 pounds buticr- lor and a waich presenledresenlttl by P,™ productloni is more than four yyjjt jjt o „ on grass. This will re- ' ■' ra t and J.961 poundsmds soUd-not-soUd not- the Sterling Jewelry, TwInFalisTwin Falis. H" the rate of increase'*5' “ *®.. In juu suit |in spreading out marketings lat In 337 days. , . It was reported RobinRoWn Lem-lim ^ U- S. populaUon. B eef supplies and. fedliF catUe. sP E C iACIALI U ’c r T a m a r J x Wls Nicholctte i i n n O "'0" wIlLrecelve her■ state su teFHA ^ [«' »‘n'P'y ouutrlppedip^ effec-SerecffM- thereby helping to stablllieibiliie andand] 5554896, a 5-year-old)ld ^e^stcrtd Registered lO ’ r e - I d a LLists i s t s Prom ] otionsl U i l O degree at the regionallioM FHA And. if beef pn> '^renrtrengihen the ovcr-nll•all cattle ^ • Holstein cow,'ownedled by Gorden mc«m eeting. ‘ * ductlondut keeps expandingiing aat t the mmart a rk e t • M. Martin. Jerome, produced . 0 ‘hers receiving awardswardt were Pfe«ntP" rale, there will| } continue ™ C t ^2) B y following this.Wactloe, practice. "UilWORIHr 19JS0 pmnAs milk. S3B pounds \ T S Sophia Caropea, Sandra Overlie, }o ' He market g„ss and feed convenion rate, . butterfit and l,S7B Epounds Ssolids- Of 2 Executiveecutive O fficers• ^ JoAnnJoA ■ Berry. Karen Barton, fof improve, resulting in lowcri K 111 Butb.™ (1) M ^rlet .11 poor producing p , , „ ^ not-fat In 311 days.*: , BOISE — Tbe cleclionclion of two vievice president of operailonseraiions for Marieta Gllmore and Barbara <; p r^ u c in g p er unit costs. TTils m anagemS = ent i »lRIDE-LAWN ^ Production samplinglling and test-executive'Ore-Idatest- ^ Foods, inc..Inc., Or Orc-Ida'. IJCu c , lunlor d t e r es a inJn FHA:FHA; and cull cowi.^o»j?)aughterghter only, ^practice ^ t also will result In morc . lng procedures were:re supervised officialso were announcedneed rcccnt- IMr. Pedersen, who10 was vice Cheryl Sandy. Kelly/ Strawser, ^ ^ ddosely o se meellnn the cattle feed­ ' . by the University of Idaho In jy, i . pn president of operations,Itions. sue- ^usiSusan W aiie, Susan Brooks, Le- - n ers' 'desire lo Jighter feederS cat-! l mowers cooperation with oindal -H o i-' Robert K. Pedersenen has been co.“ cds Frank . Armour,jr Jr., Jr!, who OM Peck and Peggy, Hcnarick-1( Hendridc- W a rm B u r ep a '11 u tie. In addlllon, averageIge feedlot; feedlot' J • stein breed- Improvementovement pro- wanied president andid chief cx- will serve in a consultingultlna capa- '‘“J' chapter degrees. . v .'u u "In.weights” and slaughterIghter cat-1cat- 5 « m s .______, I “ * Miss Sandy receiveded a trophy i* • 1 ti • '■ tie “ oui-wclfchts’’ wlll be rcduc- __ ___ ecutlve officer of Ore-Ida,)re-lda, and cit , , . ' , " bW W ?"- ** I Trommltilen,...... 6 ‘ Hoi S ^ C 0 9 5 ■mer T w in Mr. Hcrrick, who was general fc her outstanding ci,._p,.rd^Aide’Pchapter de- ^ ra is e s USE TIME^NEWSS WANTWAOT* ADS [Gerald Herrick, formermer T 1 w in manager of manufacturing,:turlnK. will S''***S«' ■” Imoroving thc cattle market.narkel. ^i»s...... II I ■■ ^=SSSSSS^=SSSS=S5 w 5 —S ln{Ing. engineering nnd quality con- J'»'' degrees work. D n g ' For the feedlot operator: trol of all Ore-fda production ^DfcJc B ennett, Ron Cas£er. DHl . P ) Keep slaughter welghls TRUSTWORTh■RUSTWORTHY fadilUesfac ot Ontario, Burley and P“rUn, Greg N icholas,^a jn a John CHICAGOC » C harles!s B. Shu-dowShu- down n. Average s l a u g h t c r i G reenville;n Mich. ^^ Dpy Boyer rccefved thelr^A•IFFk pin, man,mai president of th e American Am erican weights weigi: for steers are 7-^1currently RIDE LAWNAWN MOWER^ -Mr.Hedersen was vice prcsi- ihe first year, aw*fl.fi. Stephen Jar Bureau- Federation,ation, to- suiiguij ,obout 1,125 pounds,ds. whichwhich' ' ’ denl.'Of operations of)f Stnr-Klst Star-Klst SeniBenneii was presentedfd the sec- daymV expressed appreciationelation of }sis stillsti: above ine optimummum saleisale I 24 inch Crt, l u , $J2?.?5 third year President Johnson’s action In weights..weigh Reduce weightsights Sllllsllll; fcrwonJ end TrotMmli.I.n, S Hen« . Foods, Inc.. another H.M. J. Heinz ond, y e ar a w a rd and third year t«n Engln...... NOW « «■# 2 7 # 9 ” • ' ' Co. subsidiary, unillJl '■ Septem-Seplem- swaawards went to John EliloliEllioii and slsningf W Into law the Agriculluroljriculiural more during 1968 - perhapserh ap s as a s ...... b er, 1967, when he Joinedioined OOre- re - Phil Jensen. W“'ftftrkeiing-Rights Bll?I recently much as 75 poundsi ' p- E l ^ t B 1 1Ida. Dick Di B ennett also receivedeeclved the P“” P**| »> l>y Cow'oi. , ., whiWhen siaughler weights go up, _ i p i Mr. Herrick has been with outsioutstanding Greenhandnd awnrd.awjjrd. „ ? •» "!' m««>uro mmakes ate ll11 cattlecatllo prices usually gow'd°own down B BARGAIN COUNTER Ore-Ida sinco 1960 whenhen he was w ns DarrellDan SchniOter, Goodingsdlns tiap.chap- '" u'"® ? •* fcr a handlersr to lo dis-dls- andj„j ,vice versa. It takeskes com- YOUR Y CHOICE ...... 39c named asslstand personnellonnel m'an- tertcr FF A - odvU er, wwai as Bucslguest ftlmln.W agalnit any producer pomparatl tlvely few '■hcavy-wcighl”y-wcighl” ;______‘ because he Is a member of a ultlc i ^ D ' - :■ I - ageratage OatarIo.'LaterJi&.iran3-speoirhfcirans- speaker. iber of a caltle to trigger a significantiignificant I— n Gooding h ar« W n g o r marketJrsgip g p3So- psBo- jow(jown-trcnd n. in slaoghier cattle H h n t S M fenferred to Burley andini J h 1964 "T'T h e F F A boys In Gooding icr calllc Trustworthy Trustworthy K M " *' woswo: nnmed maoager of the Bur- Coui Couniy. have earned1 aapproxl- S r o x r J; ciatTon. “J‘ t would p ro v idde-imme-prices. e imme- prices . | 'ELLED ROTARY MOWER thelM>roj- through injuncdonsijuncdons Abo About 70 per cenl ol thcIt,, infattotal _ . SELF-PROPELLED RQTA I ' Icy factory. mat(mately *50.000 from their proj- ,e U.KI 24" Cut, 3V4 h.p.i.p. BriggsBriggs && StrattonE Engine . In 10G6 he wdj transferrednsferred to ecu «cU an i have put in tfrom i r 15 i to ; » » a T g .is^ rhas i « been s beefs consumption■ in the U.S.' is 2 < H a UUmBBMII m liiL — — GGr< reenv^lc, Mich., ass mmanager anager 20 .(,»ho(isand productive hours I?EG. $129.95^95 . NOWNO $99.95 f v B a H H H B b RffinI . of of that plant,-and twowo monlhs months earn earning that amount of money," o r joining cent 10 ye ars ago. So the-.potgni — '■ WH '^1 08°ago he was moved to OntarioO n u rio he sislated, *Ii^| ijing asso- tlal,for cattle feeders to create I as general manager of manu- StiStanley Hoskovec and S.c Z.7 elation. , • . , an irimbalance betweenn supply 5 .. kntu "* want to express apprecia- —— -— ■■I ! facifacluring. . Tha)Thayer were installed as hon- ,1.. apprecia- and-demand is greatertcr today - Trustworthyorthy REEL NMOWER ' i H 9 He Is mnrricd to the former orarornry chapter farmers forA . ?hlthe tion to leaders and members'■I'J*” ®of 'th.hnn a n ever< before. ,, 2 22" Cut. 3+i.p.p. Briggs &&'Stratton S t Engine t a k e i f . i r Congress who have worked pa- THE - K alhryn« Swim, TwinI Fall, aand n d vwrlvirork and time they had conlrib- ; ?. “ sl'fiht shift in slaugh- q p r ' w i ^ “'"Uy ""d pcrsbtemly over » w 1 • has four children. uted over the years assistingssisting the q..] pj y years to “ u.,ter wclghuj up or down,vn, today tod^y KCREG $ 79.9595 . . ., NOWNO $64.95 1' M r. H errick was bomom in Og-Og. local chapter. ■ ffj. years to },as a major Impact on cattle • ______—_v______f . 1 s t r e s s . I-.-, protection fo r U rm - „rfees 1 den and moved lo Gooding w llh OH t o r j i t ^ prices-nnd the entire beef in- )Odlng wllh Other honorary farmers inlro> e» In Iheir'^marketlng efforts., justry.g” "* his parents in 1M7. They then ducedduce v.-ere B ill Choules,3uies, Noy *n Teglslaiive n ? .Mti Vc Greenbrierr 20"2 0 " ROTAR' ROTARY MOWER W M «rket all fed cattlo a s _ _ 1 WOOER'** moved to Twin Fallslls inIn 1050 BraeB rackett,. VIrgll Norwood, Roy grhl J achlevemenl for- Farm Bureau -*oon as they reach the grade RF where he was graduatedjated from JollcJollw. Paul Fleming.• Bob Tup- and Indicates active support for fn-iui REG. $59.9595 . .. . NOWNO $43,95 \ highf f i school, in 1952. per, Tom Fauseil, Floyd Marsh, »he, O T thl for-whlch they arc best: suited. . . ics by the (jj Help keep the market nc- Ho recdved his B.S.;. degree In AlfrtAlfred Sandy, and S u p t George naili latkei ac- "For the B est Deal.onDeal .on ‘Trucks to "s's srn r,irar’ tlve and the rale turnover high 2 Bred for thick planting b na narrow? M m F t m t n business administraiionlion from CamCarnle. - i ”p1»clSI NicNocs•Nacs Shop alat — ■fi Ulah Stale University and waswaa a FtFHA chaptcr mothers for the r IaI Uf by staying currcnt and replacing M 'rowt...tomal[athomostofh]ethemortofhlgHtf m tD $ K tl b }J‘“ M q'" Bm‘S l“ giw”i?w'‘lm- ^tilecatlle on a regular basis. . j jct pilot wilh the Air ForceForce from past ye ar, M rs. Alfred•Kl Sandy, pefujpeiu to voluntaiy bargaining- “ Hi® t z fertUity.. . to fightfig h t diaeasa d is e a s e a n d ' t i u a o f . IBSMO. isjf Mrs. Lcland Brooks, and Mrs. mar 5, h 1 r h C4) Do nol hold catUe - keep ' I and Mrs. marketing program s w h i c h rtniVh,finished caltle moving. Do not I “ Ittiocts. Bred for toughtough •talka.d »talka,BtPong eti$r ------— EEd d iLarson, were Introducediductd and FarmFan Bure,; tavorj. ■ S S '' » shanks... to putat anan earear oaon (every B r t t l j y from the “Farm Bureau marketing „r^pro- wall” ,;J for a price rise after« they CLARK^ [ MOTORMOT( CO. reach grade. Walling costs thc S gtaik aad produceuce moremore pioflpiofltable j— ^ X( anned S S r grams are founded on the tellef - Rupert— Pho^•^436-4761 , Revision Planned S ^ fsSn- Tn at least three “racremdifferent Hlghway24— Rupert— PI Z comyIoldaforyou.InBl«tont XLXL HybrJda.Hybrids. Agrlcultiiro Agr Departmentnt hashu nro- chapter Sweetheart;weetheart; ers ican best be strengthened:hened by liS iL ' jSgpB^. posed a revision in thethe official“fto ” “^1 Liltle Miss.liss FHA;FHA: the the use of the market system aysiem | " •0)KKAU'' b ■ ZMbUnd f j,ogj Mrs. Leon Grieve, FHA chap- whic S,7S.£sli““ ^grades for slaughter hogs. Mrs. IfA chap- which has work^ qulle sails- I ...... T he revision would makemako th ce •®''‘e '' *“ dviser; W ayne Ills, FFA faclorlly facto when given theie oimr- o i ^ r - I , J grades for barrows and giltsHilts “ chapter ap ad v U er. and KKathy athy MU- tunity.’^tunit; Shum an said. • I 5 . E. L. ALLRED SR., ...... GojtlefordHierora corr correspond directly to0 rccenliy le^ ler. Ilast year's FHA president, “ CL HARRIS...... Glenns isForry Forry revl revised grades for pork car*car- 0“Others Intrrxluccd were chap- Anrli«« casses. A major changenge would ter 0officers and their parenls. •' Cow’s W l Outputti Is s j; ED S C H U n E ...... G ooding I bc 10 revise the- U.S..S. No. 1 NcNew officers for both chapters -| Aj 2 ___; _RAY-.McCORD_.,...;...... _W!/endqy„ endoII„ grtidcjnd.climlnmc.Rgr«n ; minimum wcfewere installed. They «100,000 arc Patti JLUI founds I J UNITED CO-OP,...... V ...... Ropert bad backfat requirem ent,,for for ththat a t Gold,Gold. presideht:''Ruth'th- Chick, "RUPEftT" ri -'HoUieln-FriesIan ' T l » c-.li.’ Rrade, in recognition,ofof tho hog vice president; Cheryly | Sandy. AssociationAsjo 6 f Americat has re- I ; TWIN FALLS FEEDED 4 I C E...... - ...... Twin FoHs’ Industry’s progress in producing treas ndrlck.wn, ported a Production-; milestone I llcnncr. mentlcr pork. p,L'lif secre ss*scr, ; £ f his- s Kfor ”a Registered Holsteinteln cow I — torlaitorlan; JoAnn Berry,r, Dcj?rceD^rce from.thlsfrom a re a. The c a re ec r pro- ■ choirchairm an, ond Sandraa Overlie, duccr duce: has been credited w ith ■ parlliparliam entarian, FH A:' :' more than 100,000 poundsninds of . ■ -'Phil Jensen. FFA prcsidenl; president; milk output under officialclat lest-test- : l \ “ NEWFMEW HOLLAND”D” HAYINGHA John Elliott, vice president;Idcnt; JeifJeff lng supervision.! I TuppTuppcr. secretary; Garyary Gallo. TheThi owner, Louis Bott and '■ treasurer; Sloven Bennett,nnetl. his- Sons. Sons, Buperr. has been notified ' ■ torian; Johri Boyer, sentinel,ntind, and lhat Dollie Plebe SegtsI WWalker alker I Kelly, Behrens, parliamlentarian. entarian. 4S098I84S098 (GP), has produced ■ . .Over 120 persons attended;ended the lOS.TSa103.71 pounds of milk nnd 3,- . ■ banquet w hich waa preparedepared by 588. pounds| o f buiierfat In 2,- ■ ■ the Methodist church .women.vomen. 533 1dnys since becomingling two . . ■ I E Ql U U I I P MR E E N T I — yearsyean of age. ■ ACT SIGNED r W ASHINGTON-The Agricul- ' 1 In sto c k . ...Ready . Ready to gol See66. ix™tural Fair Practices Act was ' Ram■* Sale Set I signed Into taw ^ President FILER-TheFll 47th Annual Ida- ■ !: When youy o u h a Johnson recently, the billbiil pro- ho SialeSi Ram Sale wlll be.held ■ us nowl Buy earlyec for the'.'® hiblts£ discrim ination by han-h a i Aug. 3 a t tho fairgrounds. - ■ ■ bnyrarly, dlers against farmerss Joining ^Closjng Clo; dalo for entriesItries is ■ > r | y « Best Dealtlit WE HAVE:I ^cooperailye-assoclatlons. • June “ your wholen r h o l e S am ilyT BALERBALERS: i LIQUIDLIQUII -- _ beneSits!ts! Mo. 268 P.T.O..0. STRING BALERS I j ZINCC SULPSULPHATE ¥what bankerni^er knows irrigqirrigation yet No. 275 P.T.O.,0. H.D. STRINGSTf BALERS i i - • WITHHORWITHOIJT OR'Wr ■ ri Di{t1nsAprilanil• P lO ill No. 282 STRINGIING & WIREWIRI TIE BALERS : ' remehibersers thithe windmill?Imill? - - ^ ^ ; Chase of « n«w ^**^^/ ------j— eTHB^fER•T^lER^ ER-m-tZERS— ------n ; Naw Holland biler or forage No. 285 CUSTOMITOM OPERATOROPERJ BALERS ; fiarvester will cam a valuable ..m > v.iuibi. String &1 Wire Tie premium llrrough the E trly Wire Tie Buyers’Z -pBonut J pro. Z No: 1282 BALERS,iLERS, Sdf Propelled, [■ FARMn SESERVICEE TTHE MANN FROMFROI PCA ^ gram. For example, aiatr-propelledh-pwkm Sunitm string &1 Wire TieHe ■ : | KKiMBraLY I M B m L ' ' -iz bringsIS you a table- "Wkrre Suceessfulssju t F o am rm fri m ne a d J R ajteheri FittmtCif* modalal cofor TV; ■ • pull-type model e im s you a ■ , I , ; . ; Gettheth e ZMZlhJC Story ' blick and white portable TV. BALEE WACWAGONS: | ^ . D Or, you ean choosesse one of sev-*ev» j ' From.'Peopleii.'People%ho,' ■ jI (ill(In reneabirt1 Htlia a wladajlilwlndmll bicoBst ka'sIt's baaa'iaadlag^aioaay'fer,baaa'ita eral other excKIng bonutes, • Offar Is good only during Apr)/ No. 1030 PULLILL TYPE, 2 Wide ' ^ I j Helped Make itll Happen {oraiig oad raachlag.'slacagacblag.slaca 1933. tbls doasn't nokanoka. kill oa aipaill ’ and May. ^nd onty applies to" 0 1 . . . • - • new New Holland b tle n and No. 1 0 4 4 pullILL TYPE,type, 3 Wide [i oa Irrlgalloli batIt it doasirikad o asiril bln a> aipip ait ia.ogilciia ogilcaltarol flaoaca.i - ' forage harvester*. Slop in «oon B .' Records—-Repllcatlor- Repllcatlont — Results ^ TNthe man from , pca Is _ for complete d e t a ^ U . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ No; 1035 SELFLF PROPELLPROPELLED, 2,Wide : ■ IM .PCA Is roir hlad ofi maa,' giva biai o coll, ka, ■ flaglc Valley.Farms Vailpy. jp No. 1046 SELFLFPR0PELLED,;2;Wide PROPELL " ! " spaaks iroat loaoaage.l 1 ^ : . 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'■^WHOLLAIVD ■ ■ LIQUID. 2lhZINC , , ‘ ;OMaON.iDFSP£FWRAND j l P M E N t : i . w i Tk H ORO R WITHOUT'w m ^------—5.-NITROGEN_;T^~^^-rV-- 5.- N I -PHOSPHATE:-! - PHONE 324^>C3 M ^ 0 0 p 7 : JEROMEI? .E ;'' I v " ; ' . KIMBERLYVIBERLY 83341« ■ ______~ "m m ...J ■ ,A p iil 26^ ;?, 1968!6S-- ■• Twin falfali>;-nm'ei-Nw ’6 7 dju tp u t O f r l^ alian d ; - ■------i . . | M agic VVa a l l e ’s ^ ^ Mill^0aary Teacher Visitsi s i t s :i/j 4 - f f j WF A A Ipat F stock:>ck iSaleSa fehangesLanges Given - Items Listed i ^ ^ c e n e Two major,' changeses . have thothe saleSil on the fairgrounds.jds.Tom'McCoy: Tom■ . the falr/eatpUlo^.fa! thaiI certain;certain ;Jac^ Jac^ QalbomC Jr,; fairir judge west^end,west,end; Mrs. T. W. Rlehmood; - o f facU is conulned in the An* t i r r t ' l a ^ arrived in'^ldaho' thisthis week TheThc first. change Is from a physiophysical changes will te» neoes-rar will be ' Maialy. it' shows that milk ■ . Jr trai and Eastern Idahoi until the of ththe fair. It^ was announcednnounced of.of exhexhtblu will-be .^necessary.lwelghlniKessary.iwelghlng, R. L. {Bob')'^oward;Howard; done by the regular fair Judges production lo IKT was, down * fof » PuWlck auctioningauctim ing , committee. Barbaraira Burk- end (of July, benning wllh sev. by FFrank Southwlck. saleale-com* com* but caican-be done withinI the one buyers InviUtion.I Merle• Cherry: and theihe sale1 order will be pre- six per cent from ifiArecordthif»-record ^ m** durinc a Central.«ntr«J 4*H4-H hart was named iunloror leader craf weeb at lalmoiti"■* J^___ ml«6 ml«ee chairman. big.bajblg.bam cbairmscbairTnsn'and Twin Failsalls areaipared'Inarea.'pattd In advance of the sale. ]»64 output of 127 billionHon pounds. ^Leader’s. Council meeUng repoi T ie v b lt oflldaho’s'flrstirst IFYEIFY E SouSouthwlck says the twovo major Subcommlttee'-chalrmenSuba nen for ■ • r —— r - Producllon, a t 119J billion H'C TwIn F aSL lU C w nly f t , mwlng »liiill be KTay of th e -> e a rJ£ id . the 'firsIrst t .from.froin chanichanges have brought aboutibout ne- rtndi'*;'-::rtndi'*. thv saM ar«: heef. ' r > i pounds, was the smallesllallesl since Agent's off ce. / ,■ / , , is at the'county agent’sIt's office. TThall hailand In the state'sI assoda-aissoda- cessity cessit for several.’ smallers y i e r Jay Cobb;C^ shftp, V. E.^ (Abe) . DAVID BROWNROWN TRACTORS1 1J02. . • . •• JThe auction, se t for)r MayM iy IT All lileaders are urged to attend, lion with^ the exchaiue program changes.chanj He explained that the —----- The number of miik cows on ^ s- Auction — ' was 1announced by Connieioie Mey- Mey-entire-sale eotlr* will be conductedonductea ‘ .i-. ‘ ' i T | farms ln'I967 averaged a rccord _ •'•w e r. a sslsu rit iU te '4-HH Clu l u b b ^ by U tbe i committee throug spe- T I o t Igjg N ew In thish i s area, a r e a , ^ » I c Leader of the University.ofty. of Ida- cinecmci assIgnmenU and duties car- Hansen 1 1 3 1 Hustlers ■'*' - lov/ of 13,'M<.00fl. The milk out- “ . S sN ew N ^e ls Ifi put per cow set new .records, Vq, ho extension service,-Moscow;tocow; ried out.by-subcommittees. • T r.;; a t 8.821^ ^ u n ^ ^ D uring his slay Inn Idaho;Idaho, SaleSali fees and commissionsS ta HHear 6 2 Abo^4-Hl-H . bibut known/n worldW orld-w ide. wilt hf. &.J!,.TH).G i.U] Iiosen F o[ ) ] ^r. Chomg will attend the 4-H Con- will be t deducted as. in the past. / 11 ..1 10 W hnt la now thoB David convergconverging 3-poInt linkage !.a .la .14. hut-lhM* bov« and plrh —f»ctory^tortad_in erown- dealgnJ *“ 1.8S7 million pounds, two per i© V '-1 The vlsiiar U a graduateluate of a animalsanlnu wll] be paid ten days -___ 1 8 6 0 in- England, with /Ith 500 500 since since b« tw m a d o p te r’B y T re ----- s two per 10 Ihe sale., :irHH: aB senOm ta,.S l teacher college and''liashas been after Ihe sale. ^ HAN:H A N S ^^ 4 -H Oub Congress emplbyee* apeclallzlngring in rest of tho world. cept over the' previousiftous ytar.year. . /All county leaders are remind- U aching In secondaryI schools The sale committee has had ‘«nd >*d thi the Twin Falls County . Fair > . David Brown, all-erltlsh American cheese production ed that this is a county-wUeounty-wUe HAKSEN-AtHA the InitialItial meet- five years. He is leaderder of,o f .a a a popolicy for years thatttat only were ddiKusjed during a recent ^ . J .Ul Tractor waa an. Immedl- • w as a t .U J I .millionI pounds, a project and all clubs are urged Ing 0of tbe season of a 4-H'aub,4-H'Club, ThailandThall counterpart of a 4-H those swine, sheep and beef ani- meetin;meeting of the Hansen Hustlers DDavi avid Brown, joined5?° :-3thia a<» succesa, when It made four.per-o«Bt Jump. And 45 p er to parllcljffite, memmembers chose'* newtw tume, club and direcu an agriculturalricultural mals grading good orr better.betier. 4-H QiOub. '. orgonlsorganlxatlon in 1921.21. andend ftin, firetfir,t appearance. at the ce n t of th e ' cheese was pro> ^ , r«.,R.o u n d e r hl» leadership haa ex- 1 93 9 f !. was pro- Mrs. Kenneth MorshaUihall wwas as CalamityCalai Qippers. Theyhey were project prole for 9S youths. Heie »Pe»>«speaks can be sold during thehe sale. - Olin Genn, Twin Falls County haa ex- 193 9 R oyal Agricultural . duced in Wisconsin. nainamed chairman of the[he rtcelv- the Lucky1 Cloverettes lastla st year. EogllE nglish' In addition to the Thai This year the regulation must 4-H ag pended to where they'®,X. QS2 now ahow,how of England. . ■ on must 4-H agent, ulked on 4-HS Cori- n.": Sem ln ploy ia S m ore th a n . 17,000 TodayTode^ David Brown T ra c - ’ &eamery butler producllonp roduciloo------; — — 5------ThiThe meeting was heldeld at the langx;language. Hobbles are» playing be]>e enforced,en Southwlck explain- gress and1 the county fair.sir. uanDan Mpeople oola end with ennual »Qr, n , totaled 1,213 million p o u n d s . home tors, Ltd.. Is one of Briteine home of Mrs.'Eldred Bodilylodlly who the >violin, soccer, homene crafts ed. • Shewm^ewm aker Ulked on the Na- Miee M le« of0 over $165,000,000.*0 0 ,0 0 0 . „,aiorrnalor exportera,c with over Minnesota was the top :buUer T i is ooe- bf the leaders. The reg- and The next meetine will be May S ing the club a success. 6 at the home of Susan Som- SION O F CAItNATION COI PottI Quigley was elected k p - _A DIVISION OF TION COMPANY 1^ '“ ^ R eports G iven.On‘H O n ^ A ll • • • president: Barbara Conrad, vice ^ Truck Lane,.Twinrw in FFails. a i l s ' . 733-4241 * presWent; Peggy Lott, secre- Q u a n a USE TIMES-NEWS WANTiNT ADS — (I tary: Tim 'Quigley, reporter; Q ” uarter H orses FOR FAST-SELUNG RESULTS W ■ P I U SM J ^onTeSGRO0 * Mavis Pederson, ‘(•H county»unty of- kingim HILL — ReporUsports on m m sideoflhBstreofI5f| {£■fice reporter; Nancy Reeseleese and ouanQo»rter horses and draftIraft and - Linda ^ p a , aergmt-at-arms:t^t-«m s: Xablanborses-wero gbrBoivan when • - • mtKB-iMti« « »»« ■ ...... ' BobblBobbi Barnes, Teresa Bybee3ybeeand and ththe e King HiU .W ranglers 4-H Jier* 4-H Cv"'''" ''' !f5 And there ore reaio n s. . . . Ricky Kaercber. telephonelonecora* com* Oub a u b met’at the'homo>^of ;of their - rea so n s.. . 13 Good R eason» n s...• • • mlttee, and Sandy Klnyon,jyon, ,Ann Ann le leade ad e r. Bud -Allen. Jack,i c k JJ jjs s le l e . * Potucek sii^’ Claire Hesselbolt,lesseiholt, reported repor on quarterrbones.jrses.and and Morgro fertilizer■contains contains SJaeciallyS|3 developedd forto r clean-up coniinlttee; ' . Sarah Sarai McCIeary reponededonthe on the • . ' ail 13 growing elemelements ents wewestern lawns and gar- ■ Nev New niembers welcomedmed werewere Arabian Arabl and draft horses.'ses. . vital to grow fawns,vns, floiv*Uow- dei dens, yes," green {awns'lawns' Craie Craie F ierce Cindy Helsley, Hebley, MembersMei dlscuwei having a ersi trees, shrlibslibs and-andand- am foliage plus a strong,YOflg .• ^naiAna Potucek. aod Pamelalela Run- roller skate party andd .also a < vegetables,:. , yigvigorous root system.„ . , ' yon. Projects were discusseddlscusscd wlencwiener roast In June.-!.• Roxie /, / and booki ordered. M Mink ink was appointed secreury secreU ry '' , f \ » and Ann Knox reporter.'sr. Chris ( { I m t^ h lp ^ y I" : O fficer^K staU edf" 3b Poundid Bag . A t the next meeiing Jody Jo d y Al- ' ■ ^ Officers. of: (h« Countryjtry Cou- lenu n wwill give a r Illustratedated Ulk • . , '' sins 44-H Qub'.-were Installedsulled at on 1 Thoroughbreds- and;d ; Wade - w' '■ ' ■ "• -- a a reel recent meeting.', „ „ GridliGridley will ulk on Pinto'tnd'into-and ■ T*>*y 'a r e ‘Kathy'McCandless,Candless, AppalwuaddiI horses. m i r feed a nN Dd ';/ p president;,S Lynn Ratnseyer,•yer, vicevicc , ------/ O , president; Barbie Burkhart, sec- _ iS '- . ■ ■■ , W E . SEED. CO.-,-; y refary;,Karen:Stoker. , jfHreporter: s SSpoons,-N n f eedleslies GIOBE ’ I JeaniBurkbart,' treasurer; Janet v:: U a n e ,.T v . . I Burkhart, sbng.teader. and Phy- i^ Uane,.Twin Falls :- ' j I 5 Ills 1 ^Ramseyer. n m e leader.“a.?"" 4-H ^ Club M eets;ts. , . I ^Tbe next meeUog «01I be May FILFILER-The Spoons aod.lod Nee- ■ ■ ■ ■ PHONE:^ E 7733r1373 3 ; . I 7 at the home.'of l ^ n Ramsey- dies 4-H4 Club met at thehe home A l l ■ br6keh;M^^^br6keh.;'bot(!e.',(^:'8.''8har^;/^ . oof yMrs; James Martinet, leader, ^/»edgedd can.'Oiiian/Of a p^ble'«iid^ 0 sbd«."vv^.;'j”; -y with members ’ discussing* the kinds and number of S projects s . . . ANAll it - ^ ' ‘ denly( yb'vVaybvVefacrtM fa c rt .Wlth tHi^mak*, fi lo take. i Ings oof ra a dan^iii’altiatlon!^dangerous $1' ^,, .v-J B Mrs. Alice Reed, home exten- , , , - . Vnd agreat.lilgflfllwI Breat.big flat w youf Iw n d s.;, 8 slon agent, discussed organltlng ' ’ P of clubs and profects. t Mothers s ' t a k i If ybii're^rj[i(Iii|jDn;: .-/,-^ ‘ • ...... :. K held at 4 p.m. al the home' of k ilh.did-sonwtbTnl'idid-somethTng aboirf ithat’f/f 6 Mrs. Rod Berry, assisUnt lead- S ; . is(oi ffiS a S M B g i •_ They :desl^'^.;de$lgrirt;the the :*VyRADtAU: .'v B c r. •______. .: Is one thBti;e-tire.bum;.a tlre^buIlt.a totally:dif*'v:s.,;.^ >. • feretit'it' Ww ^ /' . Rayon';R.Rayon'iR^JAL-iillw/: ■% WEEKLYm v AGRICULTUEULTURAli I :eI<^,jnO[e.fi»lblillyJ(mO{e;fl«!blij.lyJo;the tread.'i-V-„ ^ tenpeiiinpeiiny | | | | l -It takes.tha«*,tha sshdpe^f h a ^ flf aw^blJsteiiloa ',. \ "" ; ; 'tn .its':^thf;*y‘.''(|ulte5:p3th‘;*V‘.''qult« Ilte a tank ; ' : i. .. B MeoiciNAuroitEViRrNitoYNIW WEAIWEATHER RB>ORt p i t t x r 8 TASaM*i — NahMte V4dtt b« « ^ H I / ^ H B l l , v A ': t n c k: •;s6)>tKer^^^ 'SOS .there's^' less; chance or, ,;..‘ ■ • , ______. D C«l^c « i ^ Cl^wiW • UMIIHt I, Imfu'etdBiw^ctdfliw ^S S ^ ^d, 'c tbe super*.. ; r - • v , Showing dally hlgiihigh and lov/lo temperatures, ^fedplloflon predplloflon 1 and .weeWy meanw n i•>,§ fi ■- • tomporoture for 1967 ond currcurrent) 968. .'.'■ guards! ijalnstvigainsi possible, , ' ii':- ThttiThe tire with. tures;'jllial's* tho .total 'pr&-: -. < wiVybu;:get--With.T?:'get-Witl]i 1967 191968 .purichlr*;'- V-: /Scilot'j;«c;16t'jmora' fmra'.. than-onethai ‘ten* v« ;,prbt»cUo'tC',:- Data Highigh' ' Lo Procp. ‘Dateto High ‘ Lo Precp. ’ flP aiasaasfii i I Apr--17 5& • ,31 0 . Aprr 17 40“40 25 .01 B 1 9 § Apr as 6666. . 36 0 Aprr 18 53 20 .05 \ X f l iH lllH illp ! 4i Apr 19 40 30^30 .03 Aprr 19 ., 49 29 ■. O . § mm Apr 20' 44 30 .03 .Aprr 20 -. 46 23 - I 0 I | ITfc | i | ‘ Apr 21- . 50 28 .03 .- Aprr21 21 44 26 0 . ' • Apr 22 53 31 0 ^ Apr.r 22 . 52 25 . 0 | ■ H -Apr 23 47 34 : -.ll Atirr 223 3 ..66 6 6 - 2 3 \ R i l H I I I ' ^1967 Mean41.3*.Mean 41.3* . ■ - . :.1968.M«an.1968.M« 37,2* ■' , '.-B !■ ,» • I ':V: - 30 years overaaverage'pre'clpitatlori forApril ia irifor Api-iHs .93'1. ’ ? . ■I 525ssiAtsrsSKvsi::^':WK' ' AVERAGEGESdlL SOIL TETEM P^tlJRE^^^^:at4''bnApril24(«49'^: : ^

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A m . . - r ' t A • A -5 • Twlfi FolU Ttmet.-Ncw»roei.New. - ■ /jU llU-i?, I w68. i , ^------^------^ A^culhire; DepartmentDepart Getsets BdostiBooster Nightls . Murtaugh Event Fai4 itofflslieeeiptsf^. MURt Xu CH TTie annual M . -' WASHINGTONWASHIl ( A P r - i thirty^ i r t y • Use of 1nheWfunds v irir ieJe'ii t Booster nnight potluck 'supper u . cehfs out of every dwlar UndeU nde gitiily g ita ily fhfrom month .to Tn'bnthTOonth and prisgnprbjraim ' w aratien d e d by » - ‘ ' | M Sam collectscoll in itutJcs.' onsn im- and y ear'e a r to year.' Its expendl-'SSicpendl-'SS mcmbeim em bers and guests of the portedPort«! goods£0 winds w in the till ture is gov-emedgo by^the'^'llstlist of Mujtaufih Grange at the hall. IM ' of the /^ricullure DeparimenLrtm ent perlihable commodltfes Utat-jBCUClm'jat jscUClm Bree'dBree'ding gave ih» invoca- ^ .. ■■ rrrom ro m -D- ic re ,' tHe moneyMy 'is m*®Into priceprice' trouble ' becauseuse 'of 'Of tion.tlon. ■ - translated laio food for tables temporary - A program was presented by ■ ' of.the .the nination’s needy and„r;s for .fommod Mrs. James Kirkpatrick, lectur- H schoolluncihcs.. this year IncJude canned chop-Indudoer- Indudcd on the program was ■ PEACH TRKE NOTES:TES: liverEver be our peacti Irec? nils.wilh ■ by M rf'Art Carricr and'each. pcach tree in thc cenlcr. and opened wld^, ■ m : for the hungry and school cfall- is Jhe work ol tin- pcach tree in it ® “,n “ member lold aboul It hobby. borer, the most damasinsiRinR InsectInsccl This stops all catinj? nnd puljlnR. ■ ■ dren, the thc department lends't pest that altacLs thc pcach Irec.tree. ItIf a heavy rain occurs, ll will ■ r\-- belpfng. hand to producers of‘^ ‘'JLXi Mrs. Norman Petehen gave. ^ k i . farm preducts adversely Vaffect- f i . ^ lhe «iarJt«is for low-priced-MhTM’ cdm- "Paint or Poet." and a gamc : • Younn irtes arc ofteniftcn Rirdly.h^'cirdlv haVc to be applied nsalnaln when ' ■ , f f i > o d l ‘lei serves to •8lre?.gthen o r 20 . m ed by low prices ^ parUculaHy "iSLl'VJ r « S lih e plants nre six inches or so . ■ Prlcw- ConseqoenUy,' iSf*nifr" pur- was played. by it n.id older trees so weak-‘inp , ■ ^perishable products like fruits. ^ cncd Ihat o:hcT pcMs; .soon com -f'all-”-™ ''- H . chases olten need not be'largeI' larce ^ The bene benediction was given by H ., vegetables, eggs, poultry, tur-, • , ^ plcle the destruction of lliethe tree.l EVERGREENSE' AGAIN: If Jf ■ . ■ . Mrs. Jiimes Sargent, chaplair],: • f boicrs Is thf outer cdRcs ot your)ur cvc^e v ^ ■. H ■ ' kcvs. mimcaf-animals and!d diethe — . ? ' Tell tale cvweflcc of boicrs Is'the ■ : ■ like.: I . , ' ;;uminy boils on thee trunk nf[f;reenl'grccns urc nicc and Rrcen, but ftt* ncar th e lthe lnside.s are ■ brown, don’l ^ ■ In 1936. Congress > dlrcctediirected A______the tree, csncelailv near the.the thTiHffTW rTfntTTcffsfoiS^ ’------TO(| base. Spraylns is ollenlen hL'IpfuOworihilpful.U-or^'! EvcrRreen'nrir'CVcr^rc~cvcr^ — H H ' ceipls be tum«dT)ver to.lhc'dt- O m 'tfia f usinR m alathion, bul Ihisthis cannoicannoi'crecns crec bccausc thcy shed the • H H - ' partment to help divert surplat-l *|4‘i rcach the srubs or borers.>rrrs. I insiiinside necdlcn while thc outside •' KM H es or perishable produou'tromj A** ^ow Jf vou'<”^'^^ ^‘ay on and remainiln grcen. j'Trom lik es to be3e crowded?orowc • Inspect >-our tree now. Jf jou:One5 markets where tne extraa sup- , • see deposits of Jcilv onin thellic b.irk. bark [D™’ ' and Ihcrehere may ^ • n Plle< piles lend to deprej; prices.-•s.- The ''. . - ,)■ i • Rct oul a pocket knife,fc wire oror'*>e OB due to dog burn, su sun n b bum u rn jm'enl »„d o fic c d . r a y . T a te .i.p p a .lr ir ofol law-lav auih’■ pluses to teed the needy, to.dl- •■dc-worm" the irec. cllpiclippers und cut oul browned LH Everprccns can bc fed U l vert sur] surpluses Into byproduct M . In dlgfilns out thc Iwrers. be Q l uses ond In some cases into for- / . w t any balanced plant food you can M 'BB. ^SUPERSTBlE R s r a R careful to remove as lltile bark cign m arkets. ' iirt K« yoor hands on. Mulch them jfl as possible. Next, resort tolr ,ithc."^;,, 'with sawdusl. peatmoss, coco- Corn, cotton., rice,''tobacco, ^ old fashioned mclhod of cissinR J'':, .k Iln bean shells or whateverr*hap'|WM happens SEVEN-YEI St a R-OU) Vtckt'SoirmofuonVlcW Solomowc Isn't tiire iho'wantsirants (o'kbs theth< wtek-old lambs icingelng soybeans, dairy products andi . I ' them out with molh balls “ / ulch ma- held lo her by her grandfather.ndfather. Vice PresidentP Hubert Humphrey,lumphrey, at IheIhi Humphrey Lake home . otherOther sstorable or proouds get price I or paradichlorobenzinc crj-stals ~ , ' 2 ? . fn'Sin W averly, Allnn. Humphrey**mpbrey's three th ree grandchildren i weroc InviledInvited 10to vlslllgrandpa'svis homo and protection from the dcpari- I (usually shortened to PDB). Re- ’ WEEK* ^ee the new lambs lhai» werowere bboro o n thcthere .In ths Ihst few wvreeks. eeks. (AP winiphoto)wl ______’ mment's ent's CCommodity CrcditI Cor- K E5 4!4 9 7 move weeds ond irash from Q' ------poratlon. The CCC is authorUedlorUed aruund the trunk nnd apply lhe D- _____ ' lo make Joans ?n stored prod- prod­ Jlakes In a continuous, ringrlnc from “ ^''“•'1 ‘o “sc Insecticides be- f - i ucts and even to buy them5m for _ one lo two inchcs from luise “cause us of pels nnd birds. I heard H * - storage. I 1 • • OutstandingOl mediumrznatwnedimnrmatmty variety for • of trunk. Do not alloww to touch y?*!you niatertaljSsFarmers^Voti ± . ( 3 Vote Yes In FirstF; “iiflThis fiscal year, some J400i i,: lh t irank. which nre absorbed by thethc roou. • • million in custom receipts^ wasj hi^populations-^narrowrc “ 3ns-^narrowrows. The flnkes or crystalsnls giveRive off making spraying o r dusting ob- -jk j . available ’to the departmeni, ^ T, a poisonous rbj which■h kills the solelc. Is that true? ( V . But it mav not use'nlUhlstmon^ mon- • • Large " size andI leafiness, plufplus heavy grain bprcrs nearby. Usuallyly fall, late , TrThe materials you refer to are National X 1 < I PollPol On BargjBargaining I'ii™cv. Any In excess of .5300w mil- development, d c ■ September to mld-Oclober}clobcV is knownknov as sy'icm lcs, materials . • ■ ••• liontfon remirem aining in Ihe depart.depart. t trees, al- absorbed by the plant roots and best lime lo (real the trees, al- one PHILADELPHIA-Ncarlyirly nine of the J19 bargaining cholccs:cs list- inspirccinspired fnslcad of ari-slng, from(ron, ment tillUll at the beginning?o°fed° of a * # BlightBl i^ ta h c3ce e with good estandahility. thouftfi sprinij irealm cnl is nLso olso t™'*'transplanted by sap from one ng in n cd. B ut because several of Ihcih c pollllcalpollllca compromises in ’ Con-Can- "^w fiscafiscal y e a r goes to the fed- tl boils o r ”art of the plant to-another,anaiher ou‘ou* ofoi 10 fnrmcrs voting in n cd. Bul beneficial. If the Rum boils or ictcd by cholccs were favored or opposedjpposcd gress. 2) Plans w^uld bc flcxl- ques- farm eners cduldVote it oul quick- D . . f | and annlv chcwing Insccts, spiderr mites,mites oays“ y* J bclfcvc that thcy should votfnfe, to the Infecled spot and apply chew nssocla- tlon w here.farm ers. In general,:cncral, ly. 3) Farm1 prices and Incomc U i i l i Is Thcv'll and irafm iners (suchI as iliIn J?!"join farm^ bargaining associa- tlon wh Jcome Butterfat • , j,.Excellent for grainprain or silage iin good years tlie flakes or crystols. They'll lions lo obtain better pricesprlccs stand oon major bargainingIng op- would comi eJfr^m tlie market; arket: . m ■» -. ,. vaporlic .to form n. Ras which Birch““ ^1 trees) °ns yers. tions. ' farmen unncls and Wh?n an Insccl catsI anvany of from processorsr and buyers. tions. ■ farmers woui^.rcly less on dl- A V P I y ■ o r b a d . penetrates the borer tunnels and cd that rccfpaymcnls from the go\t;'^- -^Average tC /J Told icill the^ borers. • ‘heIhe ;sap or tissue of leaf leaf. Ihcthe NineN>ne out of 10. also wantml Con- This nmagazine also added th a t rc c fp a become Rress to crcate a legislativetivc cli- they ww< ere surprised at thehe size njent.--njcnt.-- - • - - •-• -w-, •; ------•-Performs'b^t at maximum ipopulations' ■ ■ TUBEROUS BEGONIAS:JIAS- E ver klUcd. P lants becomc farmcrs of thc response. Experienced 4) Ft . start tuberous begoniasnias from prbtectcd by one" dose for six n’“ ‘e *ha‘i would allow farm ers of thc ricnccd 4) Formers would clcct their X 01* I I ' for the area. if noisnn- ‘0 use bargaining power on their staffstnff m em bers anticipated nny- own co thclr For 8 Herds * fm leaf cuttlnca? After, your’our plants nlants week without d anger of poison- “sc :d nny- own commodity representativesatlves • a rc well alonfe,:take n» I leaf c a wlihF S ‘"R 'bencficlal. Insects, birds blVds or own bbcholf. where from a few hundredIred to 10lo run theiri programs. 5) Farm- JEROME—EightJEROM herds in the • . ■• . ousand crs, instead of thc government,imcnt, Lincoln-Cooding-JeromcLincoln-Ci DHIA ... ,a Rood slem . Irtsert iiI into ver- animals- Llmillnc thc poisonpoison to NearlyNear 70 per ccnt of)f those possibly four or five thousand crs, ins woutd decide how mucb fre e-U n it No.- Wa have tha rightht SUPERSTAR forf your farni. micullte and keep it moist.oist. First,Firsl **]«*he rplant's interior savesIS beJHi- voting favored holdingB farm replies. woutd free- Unit No.' 2 averaged over 50 WG .roots w ill'form , thent n tuber,tuber c*alcial insccU' nnd is .safe,!, avoids products produc off thc markciI lo10 lry inIn nrnn edilorial in the: .«mc.same Thc over-BlI average;e wos vros U U ' in the pounds of m ilk and 43 k U ■ 'plcnly of rich Jjumusylsoil..V'soil.. Set Granules may bc scattered an planplnn w hereby the Rovernmcnternmcnt thatth a t incincluded seven procedures:cdurcs’ crnmcnt-heldcrnmcn refcrcndums in the pou <3 •»|lC H llBm K B liM 'L7l Jplnnts outdoors any •lime•time you around the b a s e 'o f lhe)C planl. would ccrtifv farm barRalnlnsrgalnlng I) ProjPrograms would bc farm farmer er pas>'pa*'- 7)V Farm pricing wouldJld bcbe pounds of butterfat p er cow. P | n .'feel /rost won’t hit them.cm. Apply whikwhile dust formulations mav be associationsassocli and. require thc ------nn excfling, fast-moving affair Tho ei:eight herds averaging tfiBB wilh commodities vying wilhv/ith o\-cro « r 50 poundspt of butterfat a re : | N K mulch of peatmoss or)r sawdust used“s” as sccd treatments.s. Liquid processorsproccs ond handlers to bar- _ _ ' •at plantinc tim e lo savec moisture concentrated“ oci may be'injectcdlected in- In- gain w ith them . And 67 pcr ccnt O 1 , cach Olher to scc who could Orville M1 attice, 4S cows, 1,564 . come up with Ihc bcst program,Rram. pounds of milk, and S7 ^nds ||N || . Und cheac^cd-s. KeepCcen seed ‘o the soil, w atered onto Ihe voted against having fnrm t/X 31 County (1 by of butterfat; Lyle P. Anderson,erson, 1 9 ^ 9 •pods pickcd off sinco they pro- surface of thc ground, painted prices .nnd production determin-elcrmln- -p., jL The editorial concluded by of buttcrf non-vlable sprnyed onto the barkrk areas ed by a; Rovcrnment board made l-f o i saying. "We hope Ihat officinifflclal'40. 10. 1,5381.538j pounds and 54 pounds;)unds; -■ .duce Incomplstth nnd non-vlable *f aylor, • jBCCds. Flowers must be hand- “ plant, nnd even injectedInjected up of fnrm, processor, andmo concon- Farmers ^ ______Get;l Washington will take^itf' cue. Ronald C.C, nnd Glcn A. Taylor, lalred 52, 1.474 jw unds and 54 pounds; .pollinated If you wantnt to,to cel Jnio the bark. Do-not use Bys- sumer reprMcnlativc.s. i \ Polltlclnns-hftve-loiiirflcspalrcd 52, 1.474 t 2 that farm programs nrc nothingothln'g Reeves CCox. 39. 1,5B3 poundsMunds Kimberly)eriy & PalPaul • «secd5. , ipmli tpmlcs oa^ruits or vegctnbles,gctnblcs, NcaiNearly cigHl out of 10 opposed M0 . I0 I I 0 0 T r P P S 1““‘ ROW ON- O'" “ ny other plnnt you cnt. cnl. theihe presentprt Inw which nuthorticstlhortzcs v 5 hut troitrouble: nnd they have, com.com- *»“1“nJ 52 pounds,poi : NEW WAV--TO GROW ON- f .gel U e Morgan, 148.1,428 poundsXjunds s: "If you The best use for systemlcslystemlcs the jhc Sccrctnry-Se of Agrlcullure to jw jn , , plained lhal farmers never ‘gel ^ Moi •IONS: A render writes: "If you , Th' illure to Twin Falls County Extension {’oRs’ihei nnd 51j»un,ds; Cordon Marlin. ' | rom onion I* a>nonR om nm enlals. For cx- void farm barRalnlng apreo: Accnt tension together.* Well, here's a chancc "nd 51 j » w ant bipRCr onions from onion •* ^ aprcft Agent Donald F, -Youtz, on- 01^ 1 their 33, 1.4J7 pounds and 50 pounds; H ' sPts, plant ench on" upsideside down ample, the birch leaf minerliner can mcnwmenls If the government feels nouncct iz.^nn- to let farmers wrestle wllh thclr ??■ l-^” f nt feels nounccd today that 31 Twin own rproblems. Tbat's what Henry Reid,Rcl 56,1,360 poundsdsand and ’ ' 1 1 ^ NORTHRUP3RTHRUP KllKING SEEDS Tliey will srow downwurd.ward, nniiand heb ' fllckcd by scattcrlnRR a sys- that theylh unduly cnhance- prices-prices. i-allsj.*a|]g 'else Rrown onions thishl-t way? a br moss. Sometimes mossI IndicatesIndicate.? places, under .stair.«i, inI sheds, nrc a rc highlyhij indicalivc off how ''M Bu .m M BgBW ii .ialw low fertility nml \-ou cnncan add c‘e. farmer ers, in Reneral, fed.1. How- .- V H H n w m m r a n nny well balanci'd plantnt food in D, T . of Fairfield: ‘‘Please ■•please ever.ever, Individual1: findings cannot ' g ^ I J t IRRIGAlRRIGATIpN SHOVELS SHOVE I icasurc- H !ifJ *1 *W MI the area where mossJ Is.[s. biis, woodchucksjodchucks have to be morc carcfulJl nboul look pr preily. , ______o r blackbird.^. Even thoufth I treated the sccd. ihe birds or H __ Low Cosf a n im n li would pull it out. Now. 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