M « h o « a t . H , * ' ' J a l l a c i t i . n"‘® V loal Soo. ' r . Local X M ovies Park, ■ S m c l« a.Four4:ctj^t"WorxJ' 83706 o o a p , nims shown this month were By BONNIE BAIRD JONES they wish. one occasionally. ' TfaaM^cwf 8Uff Writer, . rated X . ' another charge brought by the chargbi^ S5 cents to $1.76, Fo r. p a ren ts w h o d o n 't re a lize ‘'•I turned down "m *A-S-H" TWIN PALLS - X-rated One theater In Jerome, the Departm ent of Labor, he depending on whetheV the It, many of the (llms are not becausf I felt Tw in F a lls •movies have madq their debut •Frontier, s^tched to a program allegedly employed a minor girl viewer was a child, student or simply "educational". The^ audiences were not ready for in Magic Valley. of nothing but X films or in the theater while • sliowlng adult, Foost said, he was gobig often contain explicit sex acts, this type* of film, and then sat obscene fllms. ' And they^ have Attracted the I“XXX” films as owner brutality, perversion; sadism broke.' ' by and watcited m^ competition However, ho says, for the first largest audiences some local Dewayne Foust tferms them. and other portrayals the Now, at 93 per ticket, his show it to capacity audiences Ume since ho purchased the theaters have se^n in years. Interviews with theatet, lawmakers have ruled unfit for theater Is packed by the' 'X X X " every night for a week," Roper theater in December, he is Itefore January of this year, m anagers reveal onl^ one minors. pictures and he is making said, , ^ making money. X- Alms were rarely shown in reason for showing the fUms — ' m oney.. . .Jn the local area all theater He has shown'^'Midnight Twin Falla. Only a few had b6en often called obsccno or por> " I was showing movies of G P owners aro careful. They oven Cowboy." ''What Do You Say to Fqust says were ho not screened In Buhl. But until this nographic by critics. and G ratings to nine to 15 solicit the aid of police officers a Naked Lady?” , "Beyond the showing the movies romebne year no theater manager The reason Is money. • persons • per show, and ill scfeening out rhinors. Valley of the Dolls” so far this else would be. . ' ' .considered making Ihenn a • People want to see them ancl :spmoHmos I d(dn't make All persons must have proof year. In October he will show 'staple in the area's film diet. will pay the box office prico,. enough to p a y tho ticket sales Bo U i Fo u st an d R o p e r sa y tlio of ago to gain admission, partly the controversial "M y ra girl. Hils changed on January 28; meaning money b tho tills for p u b lic w ants rea lism , w an ts io becauHe theater owners know Brockenridgo.” That day Roy Roper, owner of theater owners. “ Now tho Uieater is usually be shocked and soo U iings “ as they would bo closed down the A more vivid story is told In the CIneina, Grand Vu and ^ full for tltfoe shows a night and t h e y a r o ” . first time a minor is found in Jorome where Uieater owner] Motor Vu theaters Introduced to turn his back on a profitable Uio smallest crowd I have had “ X ” film s, they say, have the audience, and partly Foust faces two court charges- ■,his first X movie to Twin Falls operation, 'the managers say. was at Uio close of tijo last show, proven this durihg Uio few because they have some qualms ns n result v t Ills M XXX" film audiences. The film, "Micinight As long OS the Iheat^ owners when only 50 persons iiltcndod,” m onthp they have" been show n about showing the films. programs. .he soys. Cowboy” drew large.fiudioncea do^not permit anyone under 16 h e r o . Roy Roper said ho does not In ono chn’rgo ho (a accused of each night of its run. yonrs of ago In tho audience On July 1, Foust bogan A year ago Roper says, ho approve showing a steady providing pornogrnphlc Since tiieh the picture has they oro operating legallj^ showing what ho terms “ X X X ” would not have considered program of X films. But ho says material to nilnors tlirough films. . . changed: about ono-fourth of a!l ahowintf as many X films as it IS good programming lo show booking “ ‘Beyond tho Valloy of outside thentcr billbonrds. In Showing regular films and tho Dolls” in Tw in Falls.
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VOL, 6 7 , NO. 119 TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, SLJNDAY, AUGUST 30, 1970 tw en ty c en ts ‘Don’t Mind Talks Founder By United Press IntemaUonal over Uie Israeli Radio, Minister or plans for wiUidraw^ls. putUng obstacles In Uie paUi of Senators,’ An Israeli cabinet mlnlfiter WlUiout Portfolio Israel Gallll, before being assured Uiat Uie Jarring during a Olknlnuto said Saturday Israel m ay pull who Is rosponslblo for Informa- oUier side intends to mako out of the Middle ^ s t peace mooting he had wlUi-visiting Uon, said repeated Egyptian ponce . . . ” Hungarian President Pal Loson- talks if the Arabs press thblr violations of Uie. Suez Canal On Sunday Uio Israeli cabinet czl. demands for a complete Israeli cease-fire could scuttle Uie- meets to h in ir^ report from Tlie sources said Nasser told withdrawal from occupied Arab Agnew Says Amorlcan-sponsorcd peace Inltl- Foreign Minister Abba Eban on his Hungarian guest of "Israel’s lands. Egypt's President Gamal aUve. the talks Uiat started Tuesday expansionist amblUons, Its refu Abdel-^asser accused Israel of “Tho fact that tho Egyptians In Now York. sal to wiUidraw from'occupied placing obstacles beforo Uio BAN GKOK (U P I) - Vico as ''useful though brief." They have from Ujo start violated Uio Israel’s U .N . envoy, Vosef Arab territory and Uie ob U .N . peace mediator. President Spiro T . Agnew has said Cambodia was given cease-fire casts' a heavy sJiadow Tokoah, took part In the first stacles it is placing .before Informed Tlialland officials Uiat particular ompliasls, in view of In Amman, figlitlng broke out on tho earnestness of their day's negoUailons wiUi U.N. Gunnar Jnrrlng.” between Arab guerrillas and recent U.S. Senate actions Agnew’s visit Uiorc Friday. peace Intentions,” Galill said. mediator Gunnar V. Jarring. Tlio sources did not elaborate Jordanian government forces concerninR SouUjeast Asia do Foreign Minister Thanat KJio- “ Possible situations may Uien flow home t6 brief Eban on Nasser’s charge, but Wes for the second time In 24 hours. not represent Uio viewpoint of man told newsmen Uie vice arise whiph would jusUfy our and .PclmD Minister Golda tern jliplomats in Cairo aald Uie Guerrilla sources said ono of the Nixon Administration. U.S. president had assured Um i wlUidrawal from Uio talks," Uio Melr. Tokoah is expected to fly Egyi^lans regard the iRraell .Uteir men was killed and 10 offlcial sources said Saturday. leaders Uie United States would Israeli minister said. “ Such a back to • Now York after charges Uiat I^ y p t U violating Agnew did not try to predict eontinue to help ’nialland persons, including Uiree govern situation would be ono In which Sunday’s cabinet mooting^ Uio cease-fire alonu tho Suez for the 11181 leaders what tho militarily and economlcaUy. ment security . men, were wo might be drawn towards In Cairo, official sources said Canal as on attempt to defeat ~ wounded in Uio fighting. outcome of Uio proposed Agnow will end his Aslan tour discussions on territorial issues Nasser accused' Israel of JarrlnK efforts. legialot[on would be, Uie Sunday, leaving hero for .sourccjfsaid, but discussed the Honolulu. He plans to spend a attitudes and Utlnking in Uio day or two Uiero flnlslilng up a United States and In Congress. report he will make to BOSTON P O U C E M A N Edward DoVie gives life lo the Urban Ghetto Family Agnftw told newsmen earllor President Nixon at Snn Q e - blllboirdi extoUlug the life-savhig services of pollco, is ho In his Asian tour that ho mento, C^llf. strives In vahi lo save the life of 11-woek-old Stacy Ann DeWolf, believed U.S. Senate legislation Ttie U.S. sourcos said Ag- who was found not breathing by her mother. A medical Assistance aimed at preventing American now's talks wlUi KitUkachorn examiner ruled the hifani died of natural causes. Tho Tlmes- Anger Mounts financing of Uiird naUon were general, wiUi no agreo' News printed a photo of g poster ol uncanny shnllarlty FVIday operaUons in Camli>dla and WASHINGTON (UPI) -A 14- tion," Lawson said. meats being sought or reached. showing a policeman tryhig lo revive a boy. (U P I) Pressed Laos would not become low In clty survey of urban affairs Comments from tlie H citios TTie vice presidential’ party Is SAN CLEMENTE, Collf. its present form. reporters turned up wamhigs frequentlyexproasedthofrustra- convinced Tliol officials do not (U P I) -H o p in g to save Uie He said ho felt Uie Hou.u across tho country Uiat hinor tlons and fears openly; believe Uie present situation In "flagship" of his domestic would make the terms of the city frustrations aro building New V o rk -A n unideiitiflod Cambodia would require Uiem New FM Station , programs, President Nixon measure less stem. again toward the bursting point, woman is quoted: ‘"nio whole to send troops there now. agreed Friday to a DemocraUc City Mogaiino reported Satur- hypocrisy of tho system Is that Tho sourcos described Ag- "But ThaUand Is in a poslUon compromise which would post .(lay. when our youngsters decide to now’s discussions wlUi Prime lo move quickly If neccssary," ’df pone for a year his bUllon OK fo r Jerom e a ty is tho publication of tho Minister Thnnom Kittlkachom a as.-official, said. bum or rearrange this country fam ily assistance program National Urban Coalition, a JE R O M E - The Federal l^asls on country music, Lee d ty by d ty, then Washhigton whUe It Is tested. private group seokhig to onllst Communications Commission said. K FM A wiU broadcast •will got up off Its roar and hand In a special statement, civic, labor, business, religious out X amount of dollars. The has approved operation of a "easy llstehlng". stereophonic reinforced by emoUonal appeals loaders and s ta t^ a n d .local Election Today 3,000-watt F M radio station in music, nows, sports and ad- thtag today is that young peopio from his odvisers, Nbion said officials in efforts to improve Jerome, accordhig to Allen Loo, vertising. aro wise to this pacification he as “ gravely troubled" Uiat city life. Its chairman is John owner of radio alajlon K A R T. Lee said that many persons measure, and. they are no Congress would faU to act on W. Gardner, aecrelary of Lee sold tha completely who have purchased FM stereo longer gohig to put up with it, his program, which for Uie first For South Viets Health Education and Wolfaro- or rospect us for putting up automatic station will opsrate radios could utilize the stereo Umo would guarantee a mtal- SAIGON (U P I)-S o u lh Vlot- the campaign has been hurt by at frequency of 07.2 on tlio FM feature. In the Johnson administration. with It oithor." mum 11,606 hicomo to families nnmiHw vole Sunday In an otf- lack of Interest because it is radio dial. It will bo tho only FM Uio survey, summarized by Cleveland — Richard Green, wlUi children. yoar wnatorlal election that City % n ior Editor Simpson urban renewal director. Is not a presidential oloctlon year station operating in Magic Advantages of the F M sorvice 'IThe present legisIaUon Is too » l l l bo Iho flrat nationwide Lawson, found local offichils, quoted: "A ll tlie political talk In and many voters have illUo Valloy, include a cloar signal day and far advanced, Uio need lor balloting alnco the olecUoti of community workers and Inner the— world...... won't put our citios faith hi the ability of tho Senate Because tho F M broadcast night which should roach nil reform Is too groat, lor thb to President Nguyen Van llilou In d ty residents generally dissa back together again. Timo hi to hiflucnco governmental deci unit is completely automatic in Magic Valloy towns affocted by bo permitted to happen," he 1H7. sions. tisfied with present programs gotUng short. ^ 1 you have lo operation, tho Mrsonnol now biterforonco from either distant — E R E S ID E N T IA L Couttselor said. J ______Tho, election will chooso and In many cases warning that Thieu Is scheduled to bo up operating K A R T will also or nearby stations, Leo said. A do is take a 'tour .to loam Daniel P. Moyulhan urges ^Nixon's movo was a dramaUc ' among 160 candidates for 30 frustration may. result in more Cleveland Is not-so-gently fall for roelocUon hi IW l. Sonata operate tlio now station, which wider range of frequencies Is passage hi the Senate of. Uie attempt to pry his program, seats In Iho Senate, ending a violence and dostruction in the ing apart. How long must the terms -will run for sjx yoars, will operate from S a. m . to 'broadcast to reproduce ln-_ President's family assistance olroody being touted hi Republi , two-weok campaign which has cities. people wolt?” but tho 1069 constitution provid m ld n l^ t ovory day. The call strumontal tones not ordinarily bin. ( Wl)______c s campaign oratoiy , from Uie seen most of the candidates' __ilWt«!thor o r not thero-has' ed for hajf the Sonato- lo be letters for the new station will heard on radio, Leo sold.------•— ^|aml— Mrs.-Ellzabeth Vor- Senalo PInanco (limmillee, seek votes on Issues of peace biMted to throo-yoar tonjis hi bo K FM A , Leo said. been a reduction in total aid to rick, a community organiiation where It has langulslied since and prosperity. Honh Thorne, now solos tho first oloctlon so that 60 p «r K A R T will continue with Ita any givon city (oven tho Budget loader: "Our last hope is to got April 16, wlUi some of the most For the first time, military manager for K A IJT, will bo FM cent of tho seats would bo up present operation, with om- Bureau concodos it can’t toll people to care. And our main vocal opposiUon comhig from sbcurity is not oipocted to be a station manager. for roelectlon ovory thr^o proclsoly), many Inner city problem Is Uiat Uio black Eden Gets his own parly. It passed Uie major factor In whether voters yoars. residonis seem to feel an loaders are used up and without House earllor on an overwhdm- get to tho polU hi outlying 'Itio 160 candidates are Increased degree of depriva Influence lnv(ho Jj j e t s . ' Sewer Bid ing vote. aroas. But some political divided into 16 slates of 10 Tho compromiso, proposed by sources said that apathy might candidates each. Each votoi- E D E N — An apparent low bid Sen. Abraham IliblCoff, a causa a poor turnout by the will state his preferohce for Kimberly. Man ol IIIO 1I23 for construction of former secretary ol Uie HealUi, juition's 6.6 million registered Uiree slat.)s by depositing Uiojjlty’s first sewer sytem was EducsUon and Welfare Depart voters. preprhited baUots with tholr submitted Friday night to Uio ment hi Uie Kennedy adminls- lltoae sourcos contended that symboh) hito a ballot box. Q ty Council. — ^ iration, would Uday the atari of Dies^^at W reck Uio program until Jan, 1, \ m . KIMBERLY - Fredrick Stanleo Slillllngton, 16, I'win Moyor James Lulow said Uie Diving the intervenhig year, Reds Advance Near George M ijlr, 66, rotirod Falls. . bid, submitted 'by Larry beginning Jan. 1, 1071, Uie Kimberly resident was . ' Fairbands, Twin Foils, was administration would set up pronounced dead at Uid scone ol Mrs. Lola Muir, 68, wife of Uio wlUilnproJect oslimalos snd a Uiroo pilot test projects' hi a Cambodian Capital a U'affic accident Into Fridajir K imberly . driver, was . good bid. , ' ; , farmhig area, an urban area. - but his deaUi had not been hospitalised with multiple iuld a nonindustrial v o a to tool added to Uie Idaho traffic toll Seven bid?.were submftted. PflNOM MNH, Camboda w atched from an old Cam bo abrasions and head and face up Uie naUonal program. (U P I)-v le t,A n g u-oops movod Saturday. All wlU be studied by project dian navy patrol-b oat as UcoraUons. She was UsUid In Vermont and Arkansas woro into a vlUago only six miles County Coroner doyce Ed engineers before fhial action by gun ners ab o an f. It pounded a fair i^ndlUon Saturday night. considered two likely slarthig wards called for an autopay late .Uiecoundl. A second meeUng la from downtown. Hmom' l^nh Hom an Catholic chu rch w ith ShillUigton and his passenger, pohita. 'Saturday to determhie If Uie scheduled for Wednesday to toturdayandsatupabaseina m ortar and m achine gun H re; Monty E vans,' 16. Twih Falls, D r. Patrick J . Moynihnn, church where they held off ■wan "dled-^f liiJdilBS'b^ 'diml review project Bnanclng add VIet Oong hi the chu n^ lla Wire treated for minor Injuries NIxon'a adviser and thig W illi' Cambodlah Infantrymen digging suddenly of some oUier cause start of work. steeple as a vantag e poU it to and released from K ^ i c Valley House architect of Uie plan, In for a counterattack. It was Just prior to or foUowhig Uio H re to ck at the gunboat but Memorial H u plla l. . The Contract will cover termed It Uie "most hnportant UW: closest battle to- date |o ooUluon. - sco red no h its. Officers aald the ShUUngton> 'construction of maln-llne piece of domesUc leglslaUon in' PtaomPenh,_ Itie accident occurred at ei4S vehlcle was travelhi* west, and ' sewers-Uvoughout . Eden and Uie last years. We dodt inie Cambodian commander p. m , Priday on U . S. Highway of the Cam bo dfan air force Uie coUisloil spun the Muir •construction - o L a lagoon want------tow a see m IlfIt go UWOTKdown UieUIV at t)i« village of Moat Krasai M a t Uie Red Cap Comer north bom bed the villag e & turd*y vehicle completely around and treatment JacIUty nerOi of Uie dfilh,;' He “added Uiat TJfxOn Krao, aU inllea east of Phnom ^ here,-State Police Offlcer « K « « o n hi support of about carried it some 2M feel down d ty. has called It “my llagahlp." P»nh on tho oUier aide of the VniUam Qreen aald Muir was Uie highway. W » C m b o d ^ regulars and U Lagoon alle property had The lerii^Uon would esta OoodMoUen Mekong niver, driving aouUi on a counUy road ■ In w i^ lUgghig In on the Coroner Bdw «rds aald he been purchased ea rlier fH m blish lor the llrst Ume u Door laid U P I correspondents he was aiiproaching Uie hilet«ecUon outaklrta of to w n, . should have autopisy resU ta Vernon Lance. beneaUi Uie bieoroa' ol all n lU n g for promised paratroo »IU i U . 8 . HI«Hw uf :«0. . ,H ie^ V let Cong : iu b je ct^ M o ndaytom akea ruling on b Hie local bond'lasue was the lamUIea wlUi c h l l ^ , A famUy per relnforcemenU before try------■— ;------:— - ——:— Be said Uie man stopped at M oat Kraaaa Krao to ■ a e rlS 7 cause ol deaUi. | first such lor Eden; ol lour would receive t Ing to drive an estimated SOO o f a tta c k! FW d iiyn ig h t. m o vln i UTTUlU:AOUBphyerOi^ Boise 90 55 TW IN F A L L S -W l U i nearly extlngul»hed earlier In the . Burley ‘ 86 61 IM B r o tlghters rrom the T*ln weet, boll. U*htnln*-caiu^. Gooding 69 58. Folta regional fire Mnter and Smith »ald 100 men the T o if ^ Nalionul Grangevillo 62 a the Sawtooth NaUonal Forert Pan Am , Richard. R a l^ n i ,- t ^ S S T i i. Idaho Falls 85 58 battling fires In northern Idaho Blue Jay» and Inter Hegtoal .Tcm|)cralures Iwowisten 85 56 and Washington state, otfldals crliws have been sent from Twta “ r a l Malad •89 65 Anchorago' &G 51 .07 . Mt.Homo. M 57 03 55 V Pocatello .i 89 58 Blfimarck (AH r a m i K O Boston B3 G8 ^ Im o n ■ 01 43 W.yellowstoho 79 i l SiSirss-slSttSr,;:!:: Calgary M 45 oilrom ely high and a number of „ IrL d v covered about 700 acres LudleWlIcock looking up name OllCfiRO' 8fi 70 scattered lightning storms hive ^ A S e F ^ k ^ ^ rM o n ^ dnclnnoU 01 OS started smaU fires during the Munson Ulklng about busy 76 67 Qeveland ■ j past few days.. All have been a i Uil« Umo laat voar Smith summer season. . . Gene White Denver M 57 ’ M i«h t early and atlnguUhed, ^ ^ad been reiorded, ge<*lflg productivity rf neigh- Des Molnos W 71 Twin Falls Detroit 70 03 : . Wofthem mancausedTodate Edmonton 01 47 Temperatures About a quarter or an acre this year In the Sawtooth was, covered in the Sawtooth National Forest, 21 fires have K«mneth Stow k e e p U ig 'tr^ of Falrbilnks ' 05 45 Juneau 55 51 .20 Valley district Friday, in a fire (f u rre d , eight of them man- S Los AngolGs 01 05 that apparently started from caused-Smith said this has been 9^*^" FAIR AND WARM WEATHER will Northeast. It will be lUghtly wanner In the Twin Fntls (Sot) about Keith S<)ville’s “skunk Milwaukee 73 03 .32 . B5 50 earlier lightning storms and o slow>startlng fire season predominate across moat of the nation today. Middle Mlislislppi Valley. Scattered showers Aug.20.1000 catching". D r. Hflward Ronk Mplii.^.Pau] 70 50 1.10 77 40 amolderod for somo Umo before locally because of late spring Cooler air Is expected from the Pacific Nor< and thun'derstormi are forecast for the nainfnli.tAugust) watching football scrimmage. . Now Orleans 00 71 .05 Trace breaking out. storms, but vegetatjon is now thwest to WcBtem North Dakota, with Southern itatei, CeBtral Rockies and the uo^ Totnl Foi-.Yonr 8.B3 Inches . Two fires, pno in D ry Creek drying and conditions; Steve could Burrato baby-altting New York - . 08 Zfi., plensantly cooler conditions fprccflst to con* them Great Lakes. (U P I) 1000 To Date 2.01 Inches and nnother at Jones Creek in become critical nephew In tlie . . near . and overheard, “ I Omaha 04 70 ' tlnue In portions of the Great Lakes and the« let m y wife talk mo out of that ~ 00 73 , the Rock Crock area wore; future. Philadelphin fishing trip because she said it 100 78 , pt)oeni)t was going to rain and Instead I 07 05 Plttaburfih get'Soaked washing windows." Portland , ' -80 54 Reno ,03 49 ’.01 Weather Forecast & Synopsis Growers Poiiier St. Louis • 00 70 Twin Falls and vicinity: afternoons and evetibigi, and « , except for near 60 In the Salt U kcC lty 01 03 otherwlie, no precipitation was Idaho Mostly lair nights and momln|!s less than 10 per cent nlf^ts and laner vaUeys. SanDlcgo ,- 75 07 reported In Southera Idaho. IhrougH Monday! partly m omlngi. Camas Prairie I High ' H ie weather synopsis i SeatUc 70 54 Most temperatures showed Bargaining Pact cloudy In the afternoon and today In the M f i lew tonight S> The weather pattern ^ k a n c 70 44 ■■ evening wlUi, Isolated thun- May Run 70 Washington dcrjhowers near the meun- Winnipeg 55 1,0.1 r™”lnrX .r,»“oK*S S S E E S Serb^yfySa^? lalni; gusty winds near the cloudy pftemoons with Uolated B M U y sunny .U es developed M . ' S . g th fd a y s ^ u d 1 « m thundershowers. . Warming late-aftemoen and evening only a few cbuds hi the af- proposal that they bargain wlUi ' Tliat arrest came late Thursday Reactor tl)e mld-40s at night In East- when Jorge Ochoa, 24, Caldwell, trend; high today and M o n ^ y thundershowers, mostly In the teraoon. The scattered showers labor officers olocted In free ' ’ BOISE (U P I) - Gov. Don Central Oregon to SS to U hi was arrested for carrying a IS to 9S| low tonight hi the SOs. south and east sections. lUgh Friday afternoon p ro d u c t only elections to 1)0 conducted by the Samuelson Friday asked the Southeaiteth Idaho. concealed weapon and In Chance of rain » ) per cent hi the today 7S to U ; low tonight 3S to .04 Inch of moliture at Maladi Idaho Department of Labor. State Nuclear Energy Conunis> The striking migrant workers terference with traffic sion to study feasibility of thei agreed to the labor deparbnent proposal and . havo sniu said ’" “hl’S relcnsodonW O O bond Magic Valley Hospitals picketing w lll censo until ononch count. His attorney said n S r T s ^ c SUtfon ° Regional Obituaries Sunday when farmers must the “ Deadly woopon" was only Magic Vnllcy Memorial Cnssia McmoriDl announce whether or not they » pocketknlfe. PnyoUe County Admitted Admitted will sit down at the borBolnlns ShorUI Richard Hayes said the Mrs. Frank McAulcy. Wllmn Mrs. Lester A. Gam er, D&niel Funeral Services Lois Phillips Mrs. Anderson table wlU> tho elected oHIccrs reason the charge was levied ' l ' - Sechler, Mrs. Ronald Ernbree, K. Bodily, Earl Broadhead and Jeanette*Gould Shearing, B U H L - Lois Vay Phillips, B U R L E Y - M rs. Carrie Nick Jones, an aid of Uio "Bnlnst Ochoa was because "ho ' ‘“ ‘V “ •• t » r Irene Fisher, Richard Stone, JamesMlddlebrook, all Burley; formerly of Buhl, graveside 04, died Friday at the Hazel Del Taylor Anderson, B3, Burley, United Form Workers of tried to hldo the knife In a police *•“, Mrs. Arthur Eacker, Roberta Mrs. Hart Sweeten, .Fjr* services 10 a. m. Monday, Manor, Tw in Falls, of a short died Friday at Cassia Momorlnl America Union said tho olec- Z Lujan, Richard Waller, Stella mlngton, Utah; Nancy Warner, Sunset Memorial Park. illness. Hospital. tlons will bo contested between I-"*''' Tliursday a suit was the reactor to educational, ro- Crist, Harold Nelson, oil Twin Jodi KiMecham and Mrs. Uoyd Ruby Hardin, Buhl, 10 a: m. She was married to William Shownsbom Fob. 17,1B87, at leaders from his union and local In Tlilrd District Court In "Jil Falls; Ray Parklson, Mrs. C. Merrill, all Paul; Wolton Monday, White Mortuary Phillips at Logan on Nov. 11, Farr West, Utah. Slie attended crew bosses. *.*ww uuaaua. He said n c the suiu Caldwell mu ...... socking to prohibit »ons — *•••e pnd — would n h ' proWbit com- Dernard Wetzstcln and Helen Osterhout, Declo; and Ronald Chapel. 1003. She moved from Preston schools there and at Weber elections will bo supervised by strikers from persuading oUier nierciai appucauons. Wright, all Buhl; Mrs. Loin Houskecper, Salt Lake City. • toTw lnFallsliil017andthcnto State Academy. On Dec. 19, ’Uie Idnho Labor Department, workersworkers to to leaveleave thotne fields.ilelus. Hiellio v • ^ 7 • M uir and Qmrlcs Newberry, DiRmlssed south of Buhl in 1026. In 1034, lOOG, she was married to John Jones said if farmers suit don't also seeks 11,000 in dam- L l V 0 V I F U S both Kimberly: Kern Thurman, William ■Reed, Oleen Haight,. she moved to Eden where she Levi Anderson in tho Salt Lake agr^e to this proposal, picketsages.' Filer; Henry Henson, Jerome; Mrs. Jeffery Martin and son, L f l r r v r i n t n n l i p l l operated a variety store, then LDS Temple. Ho died on Mny will fosumo Monday morning.It was filed by Fred Aria, MaryDeJulis, Pocatello; Jessie M rs. Mlchnel Yeanfian and 1. y ^ farmers jjo ajp.eo elec-Nyssa, Ore. who also owns Vaccination Turner, Tacoma, Wash., and dauRhter, all Burley; Mrs. M. TW i'N FA LLS — The body of She was a member 6lt tho LDS Surviving arc fl son, LaVern tlons will be conductedproperty within In Payette County tliat Glenls Harding, Tuflcon, Arlz. E . Kcndrick, Slioshone; Mrs. Larry Wayne Campbell, 20, Los Relief Society and was visiting Anderson, H oyburn; a the next two weekswas and picketed by strikers DIsmisBcd Hnrold Pickett, Oakley; Brian Angeles, Calif., who was killed teacher for 14 years. She was a daughter, Mrs. K. E (Am elia) picketers will not stnkeMonday. out Cautioned Fred Trautwein, Prlscilln Stutzmon, Rupert) Mrs. In a traffic accident Wednesday member of the Utah Pioneers of Bachman, Burley; two grand- farms in the two-counly strikeAria, who acted as director of T W IN F A L L S - South Sisson, Fred Cox, Mrs. Dougins Shcrrpan Robinson and Mrs. near the Idaho-Novada state Eden and Ujo Eden LDS Relief children, whom she raised after area /-- the-M.K.S. Inc., charged In Uie Central Idaho Health Depart VoUmor and daughter, Editli Ernest Handy, botli Heyburn, line on U. S. Highway 03, has Society. denth of their motlier, Mrs. - Tlie strike Is well Intosuit its workers who wished to ment officials have advised Bush, Roger Warner, Elaine and Ray Twisa, Paul. been taken to Long Beach, She also was a member of tho Carman (D onna) Draper, second week now and hasremain closed in the fields wore parents not to have their Bateman, Herbert Mny, Severn Births Calif, for funeral services and War Mothers at Eden. . Burley, and Mrs. H arry (Nila) down aeveral farms In theharrassed area. by tlio picketers. He children vaccinated .with live Cuellar, Julian Farrlor, Emmn Dnughters were born to Mr. burial. Sui-vlvlng arc four' sons, Watts, Coldwater, Ohio; claims "A ll 120 of m y workers virus vaccines from Aug. 20 Sedillo, Laurlene Cutler, Mrs. and Mrs. Max Brown, Burley; ^Local arrangements were Wayne J. Phillips, Buhl; Darrel brother Lorenzo Taylor, Farr left the fields Monday when through Nov. 2 ., ' . Steven Gentry and son, Marie Mrs. and Mrs. Michael Rucker, under direction of Tw in Falls W. PhlUlps, two daughters. West, Utah; a sister, Mrs. Amy picketers arrived” at Uie farm. The warning has been issued Hernandez, Mrs. Em il Beopple Official Heyburn, and a son to Mr. and Mortuary. M rs. Ernest ^N ad a ) K im - Mclntlre, Clcnrfleld, Utah, and He alleges the workers were in tionnocUon with the live and Perry Methven, all T w Ih -lM rs . H a rt Sweeten, F a r- brough, Jerome, qnd Mrs. Ed nine grnndchlldrcn, U great- harassed and claim s the rubella vaccine which Is being Falls; Esther Holloway, Lola mlngton, Utah. (Berdfl) Wilson, Pasco, Wash.; grandchildren and two great defendants are acting In a offered for protection against Cooper, Connie Whaley, Ronle a sister, Mrs. Alta Watkins, Salt great-grnndchlldrcn. Claims conspiracy against him. three-day or German measles Whaley, Victor Miller and Admitted Frederick Muir Lake City, and 21 grand- Funeral services will be Named as defendant was the for children from ages one David Friesen, all Buhl; Jay CaUicrino Klltz, Twin Falls,, KIMBERLY - Fredrick defunct Treasure Valley Farm George Muir, 80, East Madison children, 43 great- conducted at 11 a .m . Monday In through 12 years. If other Uve Summer, Evelyn-Woodlan and and Kennotl) Inchausli, Bulil. Workers Cooperative St., diod Friday evening In an grandchildren*^ and 7 groat- Burley LDS Second Ward Misquote , . _ virus vaccines are given they Suzanne Giltner, all Jeromo; Association , an 'Idaho Firm , will reduce or destroy the ef- automobile accident 3Mi miles great-grandchildren. • Chapel by Bishop Lyman Paulino Rhodes, Kimberly;•j > Funerql services w ill bo Martlndale. Final rites will bbe CALDWELL (UPI) — The wWch roporte^y'didn't renew ^octlveness of the measles Mrs. Robert Johnson and son, east of Twin Falls. wn, O . 1 conducted at 2 p .m . Tuesday in . nivorsUle Cemetery, Canyon County commissioner ^ vaccine, officials said. Donald Albln and Gary Bom Juno 5 ,1B81, In Mendon, the LDS First Ward Chapel. Heyburn. Friends may call at who released• ■Information - December of 1069.-Named as co Live virus vaccines Include dreason, all Filer; Chejyl^ S p e a k e r Utah., he married Rhoda defendants were several in -Buhl, by Bishop • Robert- • Uie Payne Mortuary from 4 to fl regarding possible dlscon- poUo, smallpox, rod measles Rasmussen, Rupert; Pearl Myrtle Parker June 16,1003, in corporators of tlie association. Fulkerson. Final rites will be in p. m . Sunday and Monday prior tinuaUon of Uie- food stanip and mumps vaccinaUons. Henry, Eden; Charlotte Waltrip Hibbard, Utah. The marriage Among them were Jorge Ochoa, the ‘Buhl Cemetery. Friends to services! program In the county said and M ary DeJulls, both was later solemnized In tho LDS Scores _ Friday ho was misquoted. Raymon Ochoa, Oscar Pocatello; and Thelma Rosch, Temple in Salt Lake City. Mrs. may call at the Alberison- Ira Craven said, "I said a „Guerrera . and j Nicholas , • . Jons. Pleasant Grove, Utah. Muir died Sipt. 16, 1965, in Dlckard Funeral Home Kimberly. Mondny evening until 8 p. m. Candidate •Bood m any people; who ncdod " w d i ^ t a w e PRIVATE nioinv County W elfare Mr. Muir later married Lola the program arc too proud to ‘•>- O rr of Mesa, Ariz., in the Mesa Emma Brobst R ace apply - not that ‘mnliy good’ - PIANO Admitted SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - LDS Temple. people aro not applying because Jim m y Merrill, Hailey. . Dr. Daniel P. Moynihhn, do • Ho hud resided in Kimberly _ TWIN , FALLS - Mrs. Emma Uiey are too proud." Twin Falls INSTRUCTORS ' DlsmUsed mestic advisor to President Nix- since 1068 and was active in tho Brobat, 82, Twin Falls, diod Difficult BoUi Craven and William C. Peggy Hunt, Carey, and Norberg Jr., chairman of tho on, said Friday night Uie wol- l E)s -Church, having'served Saturday momhig at Sky BO ISE (U P I) - Jack Holley, Barry Mender, Pocatello.. Canyon County Board of Neivs In Brief fare program in Ujo United several missions and worked In View Manor after a long Illness. Uie Republican candidate for NICK BOND Commissioners, said the States_;-hns iwcome a the Mesa temple during w in te r. FMnwal service are pending state auditor. Is questioning question over Uie contlnuancfrof------The Ucenied Praetlcal AND CoodjnK M<*nn»rial tlmt acts to broak up families months. Ho was aTotlrod motel Tw in Falls Moriuai^. whether Uio campaign trail'is Uie food stamp program was not Nurses Association. District No. and destroy the Incentive to operator. * ' all It’s crackod up to bo. Admitted connoctod with tho current 2, will moot Thursday at 7:30 p. KELLY BOND rx t, — 1 * Surviving In-addition-to his Death^EntitTtip~ Tho 31-yoar-old'candidate — Ralplj Miller.-Hugermnn.- migrant workers strike In the m. In tho library of Uie Idaho •Moynihan told a proM confer-widow, arc two sons, Lynn r « / * f breezed Uirough the primary W ill nov/ enroll now slu- Dismissed county. State School at Gooding. Mrs.' enceUmtUio"present(welfare) Muir, Tlie Dalles, Oro. and ^aiijorninn election campaign as a write-in M rs .'J. M. James and son; Norberg snid, ‘‘The charges Jeanetto Braga, R. N., will be donts for tho fall torm. syatem-doesn't work - it hasLoren Muir, Provo, Utah; two „ m i i t v ^ with no opposition. His luck Mrs. Qiarles Mink, Mrs. Don being Uirown around about the speaker, those needing tocome n cancer, and nil of daugliters, Rub> Culbertson, changed Tliursday night. Fluke, and Wesley Whorton, all Uiem the workers bdng-treiited transportation should meet at 1964 Filer Ave.Eail th^hnpponed very suddenly." Kimberly, and lUioda Brondly “ ' Holley planned to leave at 2 p. Gooding; Julius Pennington, Tlie urban affairs export, \yho p ' , , . . brothora Pfo^oynced dead, early m.111 for lor Uie uii, Payetteriivmio Countyijiim iv Fair rm r rldlculflus. It the roar of Moglc Valley TwInFallf 733-3063 SJiosllone, and Mrs. Eugene is in Salt Lake Q ty to address Melvin M ui;, Z b u J S . and ^turtla_y m oving at the Blaine Froderlckson and dnughter, Uie closing banquet of tlie 23rd w,,i_ cnn.niAftA~ri.tjf County nospiwi,Hospital, whorev ho was L ‘i.i;'tgerawrm'!;i: o'“ .al™.t«p.m.Hl. ‘ Jerome. annual Nation Leglalatlvo K s rL ie n ' „A.,n»,«,ifnrnir,nrA. anu ii gr^ucnuoren, _ _ j,.., car aporled a now 180 slgn'on Conference, vouched for the pro H ie man had iuttered an Utoy wouldn't come back.’.' Funeral servicos will be „i.n top and two red arid whito gressive Fam ily Assistance Pro Norberg said Uio statements poaters on the side reading, SIIUS<:«II*TI()N HATKS "aro absolute contrived lies gram prepared by President ■'Holley for Auditor." TIIKTIMKS-NKWS s.'srraris £ a ;i used to Incite certain i>oopU) and Nixon. Ho said'he got to about 00 con Uio reading p u b lic .^ -- T w in Knilft, Itlnho "Tills legislation is aimed at miles per hour on tho freeway lly Currlrr helping Uie working poor,” Moy- T.F. Library “when I heard this whoosli and Norberg also referred to a WHEN SORROV^ ENTERS Per trrohih nihnn said, and “has built Into Ruth Could lookedoutrtyrearvlowmlrrer «“ (Daily & Simdiiy) .82.2.*) It strong work.incentlvos so that llns Lonp;cr Day and aaw that thing go flying ’ YOUR HOME,.. Were starving families In the By Mail Uie more a man earns, U)e B U IIL - Ruth M. Gould, 77, TWIN FALLS - Beginning o il." county.. You n ««d lomeone -you can hova confidenc* In Paid imAdvancr more he keeps." died nt Magic Valley Memor- Sept. U , the TwUi Folia Public By U'e tlmo he stopped ho was " I challenge Recaldo tq prove who will oHcnd Ip eyary dstoll with >reip«ct for (Dally & Sunday ) In a special statement issued ial Hospital Friday.- lib ra ry will resume regular ” hundred yards past tlie Uiat," Norberg said. VHiere is the departed and lympolhy <6r the bereoved. ,Vou I M o n t h ...... 12 l o l^riday in Uie President’s a ew a sb o m ln S a lln a , Utah, open hours of 0 a. m. to B p. m. sign and while he.was backing certainly no one starving In Uiis • can rely on u» to take care cl every deloit wilh fl Monlhk...... I ' l ’ftA Clemente, Calif.*, She attended grade schools Monday through 'Thursday. “P tlio oncoming trafflc cruslied ihaughtful conilderoHon.of your wUhei at all timei. • * ■ Nixon said ho will delay Implo- county." I Year 2H A W there, and attended tho On Friday a n d '^turd a y the l^i® now sign. mentation of his |4.5 bllllonFa- Mall luhftcriplinni nceepi- University of Utah at Salt Lake library will clo«e ate p. m .T h l« “ I Pl«l<« V IC E P R E S ID E N T Spiro Agnew, center an unannounced viilt to Pnomh Penh to confer rear. Itupects a guard 6f elite South Vletuameie with Cambodian olflclaln. (D P I) parati^perfl Friday before leaving Saigon on Sleep Ciifisultant Probed By DICK WEST * nurses, airline stewardesses or extent by what we. cat ju.st WASHINGTON (UPI) -"D o tank' commanders. before bedtime, those dietary you hove troilblo foUlng ofllecp ■ More likely Miss Ames Influences are haphazard at nftor ontortfllnlng guests or discovered inore or less by best. spending on evening o'ut during' accident that she had on A midnight dish of sauer the week?” aptitude for that line of work. kraut, for example, may This question Is posed In n CV perhaps she was discovered produco dreams of being cast press release by Sally Ames, by a mattress company talent away on a desert Island wltli who Isi’ Identified ns “sleep scout.- Riiquol Welch. But It Is Just as consultant for n leading mat ( 'T v e been keeping an eye on likely to produco dreams of tress mnnufncturcr." you, Sally, and you’ve got plnying underwater tiddledyw- No, Miss Ames. Falling whatit takes to become o first' Inks with Spiro Agnew, asleep A F T E R entertaining • rote sleep consultant.") Tills unpredictable nature of guests la not one of m y Howover It came about. Miss droomlng Is what makes Miss problems. Amos surely must now rank as Ames’ vision of .reliable dream My problem Is falling asleep one of sbimberland's most controls so attractive. WHILE I'm optertaining advanced 'thinkers. For sho Even in a dream I wouldn't guests. foresees progress In som want to risk getting hit on the That does not mean, howey.Qt:, nolence that will ''onder our head wltli a wet tlddle. that I am not interested In P^iss present morphuai. (cclmiques Ames and her profession. virtually obsolete by the„ year t o b BOOM How Come? 2000. k >. (IH 'I) I " 1 ‘ft / '^*■1 -rt One thing Uiat interesti me is Onward And Upward Hr. Otis .Siji(*lrtiirj’, |irr»iilnU Among Uie onward and • Iww Miss Ames came to be a uf liiP Ujuvon-ity <*f Kriilii< kj,, “sleep consultant""in tlie first upward steps Miss Ames Is told u l.tHiisviilr civif ('roiiji place. forecasting is the development (lull rolirnt* htiiilrntH un* of devices "to stimulate dream 'Could that have been her "wnrtiiy «»f fiic-t. lifelong ambition? Hardly. At ing and even to produce the if onr word ^il^ tlu'tii, il' least I've.never known any exact kind of dream desired." thflt tl)(*y urr luitiiiruldr." Tw o little girls who wanted to be Tliat definitely would he a wrrkti lairr, tliHT cliiVf* of hlii- i * s i f '” sleep consultants when they quantum jump over existing ilciit ci«'ii)oii»itniliotiM n( tin' grew up. methods of programming i.<‘xin{'l WASHINGTON (UPI) - Im government agencies. aware of this," he said, age-cojiscious Washington, Tlie aide was referring to explaining: "If too many good Elliot L . Richardson is being glowing observations about Image stories start building up. pictured as M r. Efficient Good Richardson such as tlint by one people will begin to think he's Guy after two months as Wliile House secretary tliat planting them." welfare secretary— and some of "Elliot Richardson Is really his associates are concerned. Clark Kent in disguise," and Not tliat Richardson has "Sure, this can hurt him ," one by a hometown newspaper, turned a tough Job Into a bed of said one aide who shifted with the Boston Globe, suggesting he roses. Tlio department is* still Richardson from the State might be 1070 presidential losing some good people^ Department,' where ho was No. timber if ho continued to .do so Richardson has run into some 2, to HEW , where he succeeded well in such a taxing Job. White House obstacles in filling the embattled Robert H. Finch The Richardson aide said his certain Jobs, he has not rescued . ' as head of that unwieldy and boss's notices since becoming any key legislation in Congress, second largest (next to the welfare secretary Juno 24 were and he has not made any major Defense Department) of federal simply no good. "Elliot’s Initiative of his own; A CHALLENGE... FROM EUREKA! ROBERT ALLEN AND JOHN GOLDSMITH Does The GuardJIave A Value? WASHINQTON Unan- testimony includes classlflml Vietnam. statistics show that the Vietnam reservists in. other emergen^ — M ap ir I a lloy's llom i* \o,tvs/>ap7& nNnced and without fanfare, a data, tho subcommittee con Central to the Senator's buUd*up here in the United cies. Nearly a million k«se rW ^ Sunday, Auguif 30a 1 wo Al Weitorgren, PuBliiher' Senate Appropriatlona aub- ducts all its hearings behind PHONE 733 0931 ramplalnts, according to our StatM and in Southeast Asia h^s and national guardsmen saw committee Kaa t i m conducting closed doors. Ellcnder's OHiciol Cily nnil Cu> ’ of Audil Bu(«ou ol CIrculotion on(i UPl fiiformatlon, to the cost of amounted to about 900,000 men. active service In the Korean Puuunnl to S»tiinn AO IOfl liloho Co(U. TJiuiido/ i» h»r»l)y (i«iionat«(J o i 1h« dov e( »h* w»«k «n which Ugal an exhaustive study' of the commsnts, and tho material m aintaining the . various That is the growth in tlie regular war, for example, and nearly doily onil Sundoy. •><•(» Solyfdov, at 132 TMnJ S ifM t W til, Twin FalU, natlon'a mllitary reserve forces supplied by the Pentagon by ldnl. , JI3301, l.y Mnfl'f V(ill»y N»wtpnji*»*, Inc, EnUcad a t lafond c la u mnti m olUr Apfil fl, 19tfl oJ th« ooit mUllary reserve (orca. From active duty rolls of Arm y, Navy, 160.000 of them were called up 0 and their inactiveInactive rolo in the way ol response, will not bo. f.Hi<..n1w.,nrnlU, liloW, n330),Omjf v ' - l - ' ■ ■ ■ . • 7 '-i.: V. ' ■ r t ‘ Harbor House ' Sunday, AuQurt 30, }9 j^ T|m*»-N#Wi, Twlir F «|li, :i(tahb' 5 Given U.S. Fiinds. Bond Sales Tallied lV M «u ry figures for July announc«d.•uivuiicva. TWIN FALLS - Prtbate local money, the fe T H E NEW OWNERS of West Flve*Pelots.— '’^^BtlyacqulredtfaebusIness.Thevwlllorfera SportlngGoods 103 Addison Ave. W., ^ b full line ofll.hIng Brackett, on left, and John Genti5, who ^ P . FUNNY BUSINCSS By Roger floJ/wi Television Schedules IWMMPtJtWeBOCKsI Au-THecAsHVA r o n M T t > m & IUHDAV.Au«.)0,mo - Newt, Weather, Sporti V s o n e H r , , , 3b, 3. 5« and 11 — ' ‘ Th« 1970 S u p tr 5 ~ EA m lly A tfalr »)c«M cerw tTri Bowl." KanMi City coach Hank — Newt, Weather, Sporti 76l ~ Utah Traill — Newt, Weather, Sporli atoo ' Stram It-wlrad for tound ai h« L — Evenlno af Popi' i T ^ dirtctt hli n w to lh« champlonihlp. 3 - wild Wild Woit -PDI. oround-ltvtl, •top acllon and ilow* 3 - Wild Wild Woit motion Bholi arc faalurad. lO ilS II - Wild Wild Welt — CDS N ew i • 5 — MovIo "Moiamblque" 10)30 7» - World Proii . . — ftracktn't World i:ob .. *iOO — Let'i Go Fiihino n U — Sacrtd Haart 3D - Mod Squad — Byew ltr^eil Repilort 3 — Gunimoko 3B — Revival PIra* 1 — Mol/l» "T h e G i 3 — Camtra Ttiraa - 7SL - niack Journal 11 - A 70 - F D I 4 — BUllwlnkla D a y " 7B — Bullwlnkit 11 — To llo Announcni ■I— Bollwlnkla 10l4S fi]0 C FOR LINEN SUPPLY PLANT ' MITHICTID . Unj*' tr 4CC0'<'pjn>ing 8 Hour or 4 Hour SrtlFTS R Pl'«nl or Adull OtJliaijn AI>l>ltAT. . fROYNAIIONAL TWIN FALLS-BUHL-JEROME ■JkUNMV and M V CUAN IM All participating ilo r«i In Idaho, Orejj^n, Utah aoi !3hd AVB. WIST, TWIN PAUS BURtEY-RUPERT-IWILEV IQI ISS AND fILUB BtCIIVe Tm» »IAL gg>l Of ine uoTio'i picTune coot or MLF niouuiiON, Rockfest Sunday; Au'auil 30, IV/O Tlm «-N «w t, Twin Palli, IdAho 7 Draws Smog May Fill Throngs Grand Canyon GRAND CANYON (UPI) - FR ES H W A TER , W e of Wight m e growing poUuUon, M c h (U P D — Happiness was a thing Mankind’s Intrusions are U ylo n bUnwa on aircraft, leveling a blanket of smog over called- pop -Saturday.- The- automobiles and helicopters, the Grand Canyon and two blggert p<^ music fe ^ v a l of also will sap the vitality or birds proposed mammoth ' coal> the European summer moved and trees at the canyon, he burning generating plants will Into h l ^ gear with m6re than Warned. make the situation much worse. , 200,000 fans on their feet; Dr. nichard G. Layton, Experiments Wth the laser screaming and shouting co-man* Nortliorn ’ Arizona University equipment shows the haze level • go salute to their favorites. physicist who recently con* at the canyon Is (jeitlni) worse ' ^ The temperature soared Into, ducted pollution tests at the and can be expected to the 80s. The fans were canyon ^ t h a laser beam; told a depredate rapidly when .the > crammed together In the sclentlflc symposium on the two BcneratlnB plants u'o into festival arena. The tension that Grand C a n yo n Frid a y, tlint operation. • ,had marked the days loading ‘'something- had better bo done up to A e fostival seemed to fast" if the canyon is to l)o melt. spared o hnw-riUod future. Police dressed as hippies mingled with real thlng-doing hippies, seeking a gong of thieves dressed os hippies. Authorities believed the tUoves A B O U T 100,000 early arrlvafi sei up teati and mlllloa fins k n expected to turn up during the School might be members of a "HoH’s lie in the lun at Freshwater, Isle of Wight for tbree-day ^vent. The fence shown here divides Angels" group carrying out this year's big rock festival. Over a quarter* the paying from the. tton-payl^. (U P I) organised thefts. " ^ A polico Bpokcsmon said Supplies scores of spectators had personal property stolen during the night. "But considering the numbers Revenue Sharing Urged here, the crime rate Is very low B y n O N A L D E . W A n T H E N ' pectcd," ho added.out of a buck If state and local MISS BLACK A M ER ICA of 1970, Stephanie d a rk , 19, of and the offenses of theft ore n »ii„ " 11, S A L T L A K E C IT Y ( U P I I - Hovonuo sharing was alsoofficials en- figure out how It’s to Washington, D.C., displays trophy after being choien during President Nixon’s top advisor dorscd by George Uomnoy,bo usedSoc- raUtcr than a bunch of pageant at Madison Square Garden In New York City. ( U P I) m i ™ iiPL ™ "<<“''■« ‘“W U '"" Housing and Urbanbureaucrats like mysolf In In! '.M® slulo leglslntora ottcndlng Development, who made•WashlnRton." a four- ,_ Q W o y mornlng,-Stof thorn foe. u„j-Notlonnl Uglslatlve Con- hour stopover here Friday loop- tcrenco (N L C ) Frida y night pear boloro Uio N LCAdding . that “ the bulk of mon EVERYTHING J _ n '‘y““ hove stfotchcd yourselves Ho told the state legislatorsey is In Wa.shinRton, but the NLRB Sets New lncludlngScandlnn>^n, B r ush, yourselves to near Uint the federal grant bulk In aidof Uie problems are on tlfe Y O U NEED American, and m lx ^ continen* oxlinustlon." program "Is an Inefficientstate pro- and local level," Romney S r i Y ’with ^anlol . P. Moynilian, cess of filtering money bock loiutold mo tljo mwmnKors lawmakers ••me "Uie lYcs* Pres* FOR SCHOOL Striker Ruling i f f speaking to tlie closing session down to Iho state ond local e- idcnt's proposal for rove>f«o ol0^onv,!-ir,yconl(,rmce.asV. vcl." sharing Is vllnl." THROUGHOUT THE WASHINGTON (UPI) -The may not be imposed on ex* folk singer and song ^ t c r . legislators to push for The H U D ' chief " " ndded, " ' ■niey stood up and crowded . . . j . j V\/HOLEYEAR . National Labor Helations Board members was the second major , 1 1 • . . needed reforms, ‘■You're coinK to got the rpoat (N L R B ) ruled Saturday a union NLRB decision in two days to closer and closer to IJe >tago „T,,„re i , „„„ answer (to ov- durlng his tw o^d-a-haU -how or.,„x„ti„„),.. Moynlhnn said, cannot fine strikebreaking em go against labor unions. ______w u .u .mw^muhih mim. ployes who resign from the President Nixon’s new Repub.' [S ™ ^ f (« ‘lcral Bovernmcnt must union before crossing picket Ucan'?nnNI.RRrhnlrmnn. N LR B chairman, EdwardRriwawl If’ .t® begin sharing revenue wiUi the hand overhead a giant plasUc „„ lines. B. MiUer. did not take part in The board upheld'tho right of Saturday’s pair, of 3-1 rulings. streamer. When it reached the tachod " * 1030 RLUE UAKKS ILVO NO, unions to fine members who Union officials expressed sUge, the crowd Kreamed with Th „ asslalanlldlrodor ■ Fiibric TWIN FALLS, IDAHO U390I cross picket lines to,.work fears that the ruling m ight approval as SetasUan read a of urban affairs also called for 7 3 4 -3100 during on authorized strike produce a rash of member noto on a rod scar tied to the flexibility for states rccc- oven though they may latei'''resignations at the beginning of stoamers end; Love from ivlng federal aid, rcsfgn, but Uie N LR B held In a strikes, enabling these worlurs . , "Programs should be con- BOOK companionLuiii,miuon caseuuso thatuiui Itu hasnus noxio to-u»-wjuiuiue continue onuii theuie Jobjoo duringmiriiiB „„ solldated to give the states more PERMA PRESS.GINGHAAA CHECK authority to determine If the the walkout without fear of freedof/to move funds Irom $ 1 0 3 C L i STORE sizes of fines are reasonable. union fines. J o_ ^ B o m topped the Saturday one area to another. This (id* night bill. Reg. M .2 9 ...... NOW I y d . 150 Main Ave. S. Hie board's ruling that fines ea) has not provoked the level 733-2412 of response that...would be cx- S-T.E.R.E-0 < IS HERE ON - " i — Artists you'll Hear Artists You'U Hear *** 4r * * ** * * * * * Lawrence Welk Herb A M - Mantovani Ferrenti&Teicher Petula Clark Gaterina Valente Frank Sinatra Holiyridge Strings Jane Morgan Henry Mancini 50 Guitars Tiie Vogues ~ Bil|^ Vaughn EnglebertHumperdink RONN THORNE The Lettermen " Manias and the Pappas " Ray Conniff Baja Marimba Band MAGIC VALLEV'S fir st 92.7 ON YOUR F. M. DIAL + PLUS + COUNTRY MUSIC ON MAGIC VALLEY'S NUMBER 1 RADIO STATION K A R f Buy Your F M Receners Here Buy Your F. M. Receners Here JEROME. *. YiVIN FALLS. . . 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Ken- unauthoHred Absence would' By RICHARD CIIARNOCK' “ '>> he glv«-j.ct him to-UranMUto / S BOISE (U P l) - An advertls- diargen contained In 0 letter re- „.pqiulblllU e« or duUM” sal. . commending his dlsmlsi In his new post and added the n . . lnf( agency Is capltallzlns on the position, ' Uio many faccs of CocU Andriu. one time ho spent eight days Kennedy,'former chief slate mined bocause a talking with operators of mobile * " moot Inspector, said ho planned — newspnpor ran an “unofficial” units ho had been reprimanded odrtlons of aIib^17^ 'h w to ilubmlt his answer In writing instead of, “ offlclar’ photo- lo Stanley I. TVenhalle, commis f^aph of Uie Democratic nomi- sioner of agrlcultul-e, on F rl- nco for j{ovornor, the agency ^ llo m e not^d Kennedy had ' sineo has put Uio question to dtfy.Tliechargesandrocommen- been placed under his direct b u - Uie electorate. datlonweroconUhiodlnaletter pervlslon June 4, but Kennedy ' ' T ’ lo Trenahllo from D r. W, S. - M ldH o m e "has not communf- " L l J ’L " » ' " « «■ ■•Vole for an ‘official! And tslgnments from rus photo," Uie BKohcy has pro Home, stole, director, whole- coted wlUi mo nor has he been claimed In an advertisement some meat act, l" m y office" from June 28 lo In a letUr doled Aug, 24, Aug. 24, • b u rn in g a state employe, con- featuring Uie "official"- picture ■ • - ■ ■■ ^ duct detrimental to good o r ^ r Horne reconunended Trenhalle _ Horae recalled he had re- ..hh,. . chosen by Mrs. Andrus and Uic m d disclplbie In the department "unofficial" onfr'picked by o ‘•lmme T,F, Fair To Feature Hearing “'“yu T o W e n X u b l l c school , r t Set at Major Carnival Rides Spportunlty to become a r d c n t a S S h T o l s S y Ho Bettv SoDt, Linda Smith, Mrs. acdozens Ulof nrides U U 8 , hearing ..ft »/«•on toning recom' _• ------t i----...111 i> ------... ‘. . . . Faculfy members are Earl at the Twin Falls County Fair the Jenny, ’’ says .. Cammack,...... concessions...... and vendors • which ‘ ■ ...... rnendations on' Sept. 24. present at tho meollng will tho 1070-71 high school drill K h nSbioT n ' earn“yardnoo"(orIhoirchild’s team, .qoorlnl I^ yr Alien, Gary Bonar, Mrs. Aiiette and Rodeo in Filer Sept. 9,10,11 the latter a reference to the line the midway. This hearing was set auring room A football will bo olvon na npmin{nr’firn"nnr«n7;’ *;.H^ rr m a y , Mrs. Pauline uuckendorf. M rs. Jeane and 12. M erry-go-round. On the Cam m ack says ho has JJo council's regular meeting a n ''outstandlnfi player award” m w o i i L JmMMfl l L ^ “^ene Carlson, M rs . M ary Lou Cammack shows, the merrv*flo- hrouoht hnrir ♦!»/» TliurRflnv «v«nini7. i hhk piaytr uwaru i ia program and its role In Rodnnv iTnhnhrtrof n Charlton, Tom Holmes, Mrs. pwner-nianagor Ray Cam- round Is authentic right down to Bound-up rides this'season In other business, Ihe council: Ucllle Parish, Mrs. Mary Lou mack says he has added scvbral tne Old time band organ which because they have proved such — Okayed an agreement with njmber, M rs., Ruth Perkins,. new - attractions for the 1970 Burley pumps out the music for the a hit with teenagers. Another the Soil Conservation Service Highway Governor Mrs. Geneve Popplewcll, Terry season, but has also retained all whole m idw ay. Playing its favorite, the Scrambler,'ls back for help In future community Romlel, Linda Smith and Robert of the long-time favorites string of tunes off old perforated with its breaUi4aklhg eoo* planning. Man on Swanson. featured in previous seasons. paper rolls like a player piano, beater action. And a new at- Dlsplused noxious weeds’and Has New dedicates Heading tiie elementary Back again- w ill bo ^ such . P'° Cammack “jenny” starts traction is the space-walk effect irrigaliori;problem8 In the city. school staff Is Leo Popplewell, perennial hits as tJie twin Ferris the whole carnival day when Its to be had In an air-supported — Hoard a report on.tho seal State Unit principal; Mrs. Lucile Heyer, wheels, the Rock-o-plane and first notes arc heard on Ute plastic dome. coafing project now under way. Courtrooms curriculum director; Mrs. BOISE (U P I)— A Boise attor',r. M .VU ilUO e a DOISE ( U P I) - Idaho’s new. Carol Todd, secretary, and Mrs. ney resigned from the Idaho r i T n ! . - - i r T n t i i a ...... $2 million...... Supreme,..v...v Courtw«u.vwuum- BuUd- Bentrice Hendrix and Mrs. Humnn niBhla Commission F rI- u l m w ro^dtad on'luhwS? M "I'lUcolod Saturday to Eileen Tussey, teacher's aides. Jerome Horse Show Results Listed day and a Burley man was op- a r r S l 5nd S o l d I" Teacheys In the elementary school Include Marla Arford, . JE R O M E - ResulU of the second, and B ^n d a Lickloy, on the c°mmi,""l°n'°'^ vacancy completed and the '“ ur-long ceremonies attended deraon, first; Dlanc Fender, Mniched pairs — Patty Mrs. Beulah Atkins, Mrs. Helen Jerome Junior Posse Western Jerome, third. Kimberly, accond. and Derry Sonnlchscn ami Connie Crozlcr, Stanley Crowe. Boise, u i"V o ° n ? rU ilX n -™ ^ Gov. Don Samuelson*told the Bangs, Mrs. Helen Berry, Gary Horse Sliow, hold this past week Ijidics Wo.storn Pleasure — Fender. Kimberly, Ulird. first; Carolyn Thom as and " “ unced hla rcalgnntlon and ' crowd the marble-fronted stnic- Bonar, Mrs. Marthn Bowers, in conjunction with tlio Jerome Ann Harvey, Twin Falls, first; Musical chairs - Debbie G'lynn Ward, both Twin Falla, Gov. Don Samuel.™ announced ■ B i| „ „ r(| M i„ g „ n d a im ln a n ro ...... turo sliould be deidcated "as an Mrs. Edna Bruffey, Mrs. Betty County .Fair, arc announced Caria Anderson, second, and Wheller, File r, firat; Bob second, and Slierrl Muir and appointee Is Pete „hii enduring monument of respect Conover, Mrs. Lucllo Conrad, today by allow officials. Dobbie Scheer, Wendell, tlilrd. Hamilton, Twin Falla, accond, Brenda Pcteraon, third. Itodrlguez, Burley, who will re- , , , . , to tlie great Judicial arm of Mrs. Donna Ixe Depew, Mrs. Horsemansliip winners, 14-18 Seven Barrel Race — Lana and Jean Bremers, Jerome, Novelty cuslomes - Bandy state government.” Nota Dial, Mrs. Virginia years, include Caria Anderson, .Brackenbury, Jerome, first; Ulird. Andrus, Jerome, first; Scott "d to become a special assist- w iM m e nows to moiorlsts as “For the first time In its ter Dolana, Mrs. Ermaleo Twin Falls, first; Connie Sherri Muir, Jerome, second, Andrus, Jerome, second, and ant >0 trcTom"mfi21o!,';' » « « " very rough ritorial or statehood history, the Engelklng, Mrs. Leona Griffith, Qpoiler, Jerome, second, ond and Brenda Peterson, Jeromo, Horsemanship, 10 Uirough 13 Loren Sweet, Fairfield, third, The commission heard numer. “ " " 'I rdahd Supreme Court has a Mrs. Nova Hatch, Mrs. Rea Linda Uckloy, Jerome, third. Uiird. , years — Meg Harvey, Twin Ropo races - Kay Benson, ous reports . concerning Uie liome to call its own,” Samuel Hill, Mrs. Isabelle Isenburg, Reining horses — Carl An- Foils, first; Brett Peterson, Jerome,first; Dnwn TJiompson, strike action by migrant work- ‘i!?'' son said, Mrs. Verna Iverson, Mrs. (lerson, first; Ann Harvey,' Men's Western Pleasure — Jerome, second, and Randy Jerom e, second, and Pixie era In CanyoX and Pnyotte '"nila dav of, dedication wtts Virginia Jeter, Mrs. Patricia TwlnFalls, second, and Patty Counties construction was Danny Thomason, Jerome, Andrus, Jeromo, Uiird. Barnes, Jerome, tliird. actuaUy 106 years In the making Kaes, Mrs. Mildred Kifer, Mrs. Sonnichson, Jerome, third. first; Terri Williams, Blackfoot, Cloverieaf barrel race — English Pleasure — John The Commission assigned Ber. Con^fuctlon so the occasion becomes aU the Minta Kite, Mrs; Arlene Kyles, HorsemanBhlp, through 0 second, arid Brett Peterson, Carla Anderson, first; Derry Maxey, Jerome, first; Patty land to look Into tho situation more illustrious and there is an Mrs. Dorothy Macbecek, Mrs. years, Doug Grant, Hazelton, AnoUicr construction Job Is Jerome, third. Fender, second, and Diane Sonnlchscn, second, and Cari to see If any Incidents of dis extra measure of pride and ap- Betty Ann Morrill, M rj. Faye first; Kristi Peterson, Jeromo, underway on highway G8 in Pole Bending — Caria An- Fender, third. Anderson, third. * crimination had occurred. predation attached to these Robinson, Mrs. Ruth ^nften, ceremonies," Samuelson said. Mrs. Ada Marie StorU Mrs. Burley He said the now building com- Elma Watt, Mrs. Dollle Two GOP P^ppJemlyilie^Xdwmi -J 'K P«™™b",r^"S‘ires favorably with any state Williamson and Mrs. Maxlno Blaine’s Faculty S f e a i l Z T b S T a ' s supreme courtM urt bulldlbuilding In the Wilson. Class Has nation. R e i Engelklng Is superin Candidates made by seven complalntants. Eugwe Miller, risldent of the tendent of tho Buhl schools, List Announced Idaho Bar Association told the assisted In his office by Lois J. audience that this Is a time of Rudy, bookkeeper, and Mrs. Reunion H A IL E Y — Staff assignments Mario Smith, typing, shortlnnd B U R L E Y - -nio Burley High Endorsed change. Audrey Sisson, secretary. for tho Blaine County school and office practices. Buhl Bank Names School aass of 1045 held Its HAILEY - Two additional. "We live In a time when prior Members of Iho board of district have been completed Teachers at the Bellevue candidates have been added to 2Sth-year reunion at the Burley concepts of morality, of religion, trustees are chairman, Derek Elk's Lodge Hall. - lor me 1070-71 year, according Elem entary School include tho Republican side of tho Nov. of educaUon and In fact human Cantrell; vtce-chabman D r. H. to assistant Supt. Ray Jof- Claudo Ballard, principal; 3 genoral election ballot i n - Assistant Manager Theme was “ 'nioso Were tlio rights are being chifllcnged and E. Hammerqulst, clerk, Leona Blaine County. , questioned," MlUer said. Howard HppUns, John Hoclk, Days” and tho hall was B u S l '^— Richard Barton, Wood R iver High School Wright, art; Murial Divine and County R cp ub llci^V ^n tra l Jr., end J ^ Mh-acle. decorated with a park scene, Boise, Is Uio . new osslstant "There are those to^_who assignments Include John Nora Fisher, grade ono; Hazel Committee m em bers have School fiinch personnel ta- trees, flowers, lampposts, manager of the Idaho First would questlon.our Judicial pro Barton, ivlnclpal; Jean Mizer Stevens and Susan Kellott grade approved Dale Nicholson to clpdo Mrs. Stella AU, head wrought Iron benches and National Bank M Buhl. cess," he said. "Inquiry Is al II BuldanM .^ o ; M ary Allred and Lynn oppose Democratic candidate cook; Mrs. Maude Avery, Mrs. tables, a Model T Car and a Barton replaces Jerry Wray ways good and sluuld bo made. and counMUng; Alba Arndt, Jensen, grade three; Alloen Kenneth W right for county HatUe BeU, Mrs. Marie Fab-- silhouette of a Jltterbugging who has been' promoted to "■Hiere does stand, howevtr, wading; AUen Blxty, -music; Potter and Carolyn M lllor, ussessor, and endorsed Duane chlld, Mrs. Huth Foster, Mrs. couple. manager of the Soda Springs ono paramount factor, tho sight fa d e four; and Gary Gold and Bontz for the office of coroner. 'Edna Herrick,. Mrs. Fern Tho evenings activities In office. of which may never bo-lost, T u Laullne Louise Qoughton, grade five. Bentz, who will be unopposed In Klehikopf, Mrs. Elam Peterson cluded a social liour, dinner, Barton is a Borah High School and that Is the process and func I Qigllsh; Staff members at the Hailey November received 14 wrlte4n and Mrs. Elva Shark. program and a dance to the graduate and In June, 1D06, tion of the law and of our courts The custodial staff Includes muslcof Dale Plott'8 Orchestra. r ‘S '’ i " ' " P*'"'"' votes on Uio primary ballot. graduated from tho Northwest Is conceived upon the propoatliM Home^prlnclpaliChlrsCelsUk, Nicholson has been deputy ’James L. Dowd, Don d a rk , Joe Prizes were awarded ta Juno Nazareno College with a B.S. tlon of the preservation of the • Marilyn Davis, home moth, social studies and county asuasor for ap- Dlstel, Mason Popplewell,- Day Paakett, a Brag Book for degree In general.businoss. right of the Individual as those ' Jo!'" M«lw, physical proxlmately throe ■ years JHlUeLJDsSHUuidJlieodtre having the most grandchildren; He is a member of tlio U.S. rights n u y relata-to-the-puhllo-^ P m w I T " ’ Clora educaUon, math, and social serving under outgoing Johnson. Bus contractors are Carol Long Schall, Oceanside. Marine Corps Reserve. bi general. Calif., a road map, for traveling ^ o r , study hall and Sue studies;. Dorothy Mooro, assessor, W. D . Martlndale. Ben Tussey, Floyd Jones, the greatest distance; James M l g a n , drama, English M d English, art and physlcol ' Bent* was appointed In July unUe Haumont and J . C . ' Allen, Somlnex, for havlng the ^ j « education; Adele Nicholson, as county coroner to succeed Hendrix. youngest child; and Lowell English ond library; James Dr. Scott Earle who has moved i Shoshone Home, a tape measure fot* j . ProegltMr, math and physical from tho area. He has been S l d e w a l K RICHARD tURTON CommiUee having gained thb most weight. I P n f O' m W Showey, medical technologist at tho -Gets 6 Shirley Farwell Faught, ^ a y Oberg, E ngllshj M arjorie science; Wanda Sutcllff, social Blaino County Hospital for tha O 1 i Hay B urned money, for most children; •’"'■y" RM l two years and was af- K e p l a C C d Heads Named W E N D E L L — About M tons j P C B C h e r S Lloyd Ramsey, master ' of hoy on the .Charles Mogenseii H A ILEY - Hailey Rotary sergeant, a military kit, for 20 ment, sociology and economics; lit«ratur«,and Fred Tronkle, Before that time; - “ SHdSHONE^-^ -Thc front farm, southwest of here, were ■prnrdetin)ierT(6nes~hss"^ years of military service; " e- W____ studies.. „ _ i „ ' P a rty ------.odlclsls , » a y Leo sidewalk entronco to tlie court SHOSHONE - Hiere are six tihemlstry and physics; Spencer ” ------? destroyed by finj about 7 a. m . new teachers on.the Shoshone released the committee heads Lorraine Severe Hatch, a silver — li’ TT'"'* '" i^nest Hemingway School Schlender may also appear on house has been rebuilt bv Friday. . ' school faculty for this y?aL for the ensuing year. dollar for wedding datd closest S a e rio 'T .the ballot as candidate for william TVammel, low bidde? Tho Wendell R ural F ire reports Supt. Kenneth Q'Othen' ChalrmfA Include Grant to May 2eth day of graduation. ^11*''“ '^’ pflaelpal: • M arg prosecuting attorney. He was for the nrolect. Dopartanent was called The'sbc are Oene Harris, who PattersM, memberfhip Bill Toolson served as master n T e r l JP M lB l Krodoa defeated for thc^ DemocraUc original walk U io was o rig badly in a l in d Robert Shay, , physical three, live and aU; Mrs. Juno riotnlnatlon growth: Hlus Horn, club ser of ceremon1e9. broken up and a danger spot for firemen said thj haysUck fire wlU teach English and speech, was apparently utartod by from Kamiah, Calif., who vice; D r . '- T T 'E ^ c h a r d s , education apd biology, anti WorUilnRlon,8peclai^ucaiion, ftosmutorv. Jeooe^I'*''* persons entering the building. lightnbig. ^ ta u ^ t a l nirains last year; vocational . seW icet Phes Tsylof, International .Service, 'Mrs. Mildred Nelson, com* i., and Leo Stavros, community .mercUil, (Tom t « » h State, her- J l S i i i r Boy Scout Training Pays Off for Carey Youth Hirst year to teach; Jo t CAREY —- Among.theAmong, J1 wasWM cut short »as uthe » driver Un.l L...______,...... _ •/ . . merit badges of Elagle Scout asked U there were a doctor bi taught In first aid nimbers as Patterson d li l« l . . caliw i.irU erK .onarrlved'w lti. Idaho town of Csrfy « .d Eagle iJST'dum lllbS!! .^•5. Acr^g Burned Kay Adamson, 15, Carey, is one the town and added hbi wife had FA IR FIELD - H w FaM eld lor Ul^ saving which he earned ■tepped breathing. 3 « m I S T ^ the M ghte n ^. tourUt ‘^ “i T S T ' and M r s ^ b V olunteer F ire D e partm ent and In the truest sense of the i^ a s e . K*y followed the driver ta (h< '" A ” i;an‘« ‘h « » ‘» U o n lo .iy h b i»U o few pum ps, the « ^ - s A t o s o n . K T ^ u a w ^ W s B la c W o o t...... the Forest S ervice battled « At the peak -ef the tourist MaMn, Kay, who works for the jn b;:iu.£sr Jsffl*cuS«ckt.ote .Carey Texaco Service Station, utedHllcnsof hurried out to'greet a customer WlUm bortb of In a pickup truck and camper. Rowlandiii^ His "M ay I help you?" gre«ilng Adeputyd^rilfwhohadbeen S S b il^ /to ^ ien h J S KSSTlhSl perform, the resuscitation. c T lm « - N « w i. Tw in F « llf , Idaho ' 5uncl|>/. Augutt M ,,1970 ' A ^ l u n l n i ' Newest Burley^s School Lunch Program Outlined Seeking Teachers B U R L E Y - M r s . Edith Dllle. fruit and vegetables,-protein, typo A m M p re pa re d for him," Cost of lunch Ucketa will be 35 lost tickets, Mra^ DUle said, receiving free and reduced andvllam liu AandC.BflidMrs. stated Mrs. Dille. cents for. Junior and senior high Each student should write his price lunches will be protected. Addresses school lunch director, an- DEC IX ) — The Declo Alumni nouhces plana today for this Dille. / A change has been made In school stucmts, 30 cents for name on the back of hla tickets Criteria for Identification'of Announced .These basic foodd .are sup- the sale of lunch tloketa for thd. eleraentary grades and 50 cenU as soon as he purchases them, needy' pupils Is a short4erm Association Is looking for ad- year's school lunch program. .dresses of former class B U R IiEY — Now Icachera In Slie stressed the advantaRea of piled In the food placed on each coming school year. Monthly for adults. • The re w ill be no financial emergency situation, bhlld’s Iray nt the serving line, tlcketswlllnotbo sold this year. Afternoon m ilk Is available to discrim ination in furnishing families qualifying under o members who should bo Invited Uie Cnsflln County schools for- "children participating Ip^^Uie 'to the Sept. 12 Declo H. WK. u... V additional amounts served "Wo encourage each student to elementary students at the rate free or reduced-prlce lunches federal assistance program, or thls year nrc nnnoimced today school lunch program’.'* Homocoming. - Tho lunches are n utrltlW lly junior and senior high school: purchase several tickets at a of $2 per semester and milk for because of race, religion, source families with sim ilar cir> by Hnrold Blouor, sUporin* Anyone with information' plahneU to furnish one4hlrd of 'students.."If the child refuses Ume, but one ticket may bo cold Inches can be purchased of family^ income, .u iM v, 111 or^ iv for « u*>j any cui[nstance6 whow iiw aare i v iiuvnot. - . U-ndcnl. . for three cents a Serving. - - - - whereabouts of Fronccs' Dockhflin . and the dally m inimum any part of tho moal, he will not purchased if desired," she other reason, noted Mrs. Dille. rficplvlng federal asslstanco?v5iy^” ’'‘" ”/^ , , roqulremcnls of bread, milk, receive Uie full' benefit of the added. There will bo no refunds for Tho anonym ity of 'pupils ~ the missing classmcn aro asked Mnrgnrct Peek, both Dworshak to contact Mrs. Elaine An Elcmcntnry School; Marilyn derson, 2000 Normal Aye., . Boochor and Mlchuol Mat' Traffic Burloy. • — tlicw^, boUi Burley Junior IliRh Tlio claiamcn are ' Oiostcr School; Michael Chosloy, Morris, Reed McBrido, Rose Burloy HIrIi nnd'Burley .Junior Courts Mary Schwlnderman, Robert H ig h School; Earl Oaylhorn, Morris, Virgil Weeks, Boyd ' Uraino Fowlfis and Don H o r s , Scvorarnurloy area'drivers Brake, Robert Saxton, John . all Oakley HIrH School and Jay have boon fined by Burley Sondcll, Ruth Schwlnderman, . Darrlngton and Rodney Hall, police Judge Roland E. Willis. ... Ardis Whipple and Maurlne both Biift Ulver High School. Fined wore Gary R. Hut- Irene Davis, Thomnn chLion, 17, Burley, $20, basic Kimberly Has 11 Tw o -to nes...- f o r y o u r s h a r e o f BE CHOOSY ABOUT YOVB COMFOBTI a t t e n t i o n 4 Pc TWIN BED ENSEMBLES Includes mattress, box spring, frame Saaly Posturepedic^ and choice of 7 headboards. EXTRA FIRM OR GENTLY FIRM ChooBO tho Dxtra flnnncos mnn^ prelor or A U B U R N — firm luflod lo t tho moto pnmporing gonOy firm— gontlod H«gul«ir*l09.95 by a roaiiiont layer of Soalyfonra®*. Dooply ’89.95 quilted, both promise' no morning backache BLAKE — Smooth lop firm jBt from sleeping on a too- Regular *119.95 w ft mattress. ^ m *99.95 *Uf«lhir>t foim Eich p itti OORMELL — Uoilted flxtra firm »ot , BO I BD" OUEEN SiZE, 2-ptacs set...... $230.QB Reoular *129.95 7S « 1 0 - KlhO SIZE, 3 -p li » H t ....;..M ] 9 .9 B •1M.9S puaan Slie Saaly Quill Air Daluna u t, Reg. $M9.9S . • I I 9 . 0 S King Slia Saaly Oulll Air Daluna Sal, Rag. $) 99.95 . . • 1 S 0 .9 5 Drown 4 Ton ROBLEE DELAYED PAYMENYS If You Desire The new bolder look in slices, for today's shnped clothfit, domes your way FREE PARKING- Behind Our Main Store from Robloo. DOWNTOWN FREE SOFT DRINKS - Chileans To Vote" Copied Paintings SaWdiy/AllBUlt 30, lOT Tlww.W«vyi. Twl.i F ilirld .h o ' I I " For New President Banned From Fair ^ SANTIAGO, OUle ( U P I ) - a «wlng to the right, reprcs«nt- ’ tist, but again, cannot be copies VotenilnlhbippUUcalJyBophU- ed by a former president Paintings c o p l^ from other f^om someone else's photo. ticated South American repub* “ a comeback, . . . Jorge artist's work will not be ac “The art must j>e original and lie elect.B new president Sept. i AlessandHi. cepted for exhibition at the painted within the iqst two in what amounts to an To n ic Is Christian Democrat' Piler Fair, the president of the Ideological plebiscite rather Radomiro Tomic, 66, a Magic Valiev Art Guild, years, to be acceptable, “ she pobited out. than a political popularity former ambassador to Washing- Evanell Henkelman, said, co n te s t.______-tonris-tbe-candld*te-of-Pr«l’s M rs. Henkelman said many The art ipay be brought Sept. The eligible 3.5 .million voters Christian Democratic party. students and artists are ap* 6 and from 10 a. m . until noon will choose one of these three HU motto is “ Not One Step parenQy trying to pull “ f ^ t Sept. 6 to the A rt building at the alternaUyes: Bacic" on the "nevoiuUon in ones'* and copy photographs or Filer Fairground for reviewing - T o continue and speed up Liberty" launched in by paintings in magazines, then and displaying, s h o u ld . the populist reform programs Frei, wluj cannot succeed pass thiem as original Work. Initiated by IVb^ident Eduardo himself. These are not acceptable, she Frol aftei* his'sJeciion six yoara .. Only Aiessandri, whose father said. Paintings created In a a g o .: also was a rospocted president,' classroom are also not ac today's PBNJI7 — To radlcalixo the social and Is making an appeal on basis of _ KATIIV BRACKETT ceptable. “ Many times we get economic reforms and move personality and name rather arrangements in paintings that . toward absolute socialism by than program. But the fact that Vt^at Recital are no different from someone handing the presidency to a he is 74 yeors old bollos .tho elsb’s.*' Marxist, Salvador Allende. desperate motivation for much An artist moy look at a - T o riow down the reforms of his support. Stated Toddy, magaiind picture and use color in oxchange for promised combinations In , his own - A F P E C t - austerity and social order with Aiessandri is the only hope to T.F. Girl composition, but miny not copy halt the nation’^ march toward TWIN FALLS Kathy Uie comblnaUon'of Uio picture. some brand of leftist statisnri. Drnckott will be presented in a ' A pointing m av. bo copied T.F Youth ' Aiessandri, who does not have .vocal recital today at 8 p. m . in from a photo taken by the ar- n published platform, promises Uio F irs t Baptist Church in social peace which is the Twin Falls. Commenced □illenn term for “law find Miss Brackett wiio has order." He also has^ promised studied with Mrs. David Mend Rainbow liivision The inslBnla of the 42nd D i Uirougl) austere government for tlio past four years, will bo For Grades and an end to inflotion. vision of the Am erican Expo* accompanied on the piano by ditionory Forco was a rain TWIN FALLS - Mork Makes Fourtli Try Mrs. Donald Parker and on the bow Bimorimposcd on a block Pliillips, son of M r. and Mrs. Ailcnde, the Marxist candi violin by Alan Brackett. field. The 42nd wos modo up Hugh Phillips, was graduated Guest artist will be Ronald date, is making his fourth try of Notional Guard troops Teday'i FUNNY v ill SI M far from tlie University of Utah for-the presidency after tiiroo Brackett, siring bass, who will drown from almost all states •Btti ui«J. Sind aaot'ta; T H E A R TIS T had help, Mrs. Henkelman. Magna Cum Laude with a straight defeats beginning in play the first movement of of the Union, honcc its nomo T.dor'»fU N N Y, 1J00 W til h i U $ r, Cli.tlood, OI Kettle Cloth SCHOOLERS for a "fun" School Yeqr SEE IT IN COLOR'IN SEVENTEEN! Completely care-froo, ■ no iron fabrics ANIM AL TALK! 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H e h as 6 ^ with retailing for American Oil Co. in American Oil since 19S6 when About Lack Of Job Aid Express Gratitude To Benefactors Twin Falla has been announc^ he b ^ a n work In Worland, Wyo. by H . G. Woodall, dlsb^lct He ia s held a number of Editor, Tlmes-News: ^ t^phone. tf thtfe w u ld Editor. •nmes-News: becoming self-supporting, tax- Abernathy, Oary Majpr, Sue manager. positions with thosfirm in As a iaxpayer of Twin M vebem a call frorn the offlce, As women dependent on paying, useful citizens. Pack. Rexene- Waldren, Skr^dorstu will bo working Wyoming, Utah, Idahdr Idaho, I would like to relate m y I camot Imagine why t h ^ public funds to support our- We would like io give special Marilyn Mecham. all who are ROBERT K. SKREDERSTU with servlco station dealers In Colorado an({ California. . experience with (he local wasn^ a message to c^l back. I selves and our families, wo thanks to the following peode ployment offlce. After being with the-Manpower Develop* . . the tfflrL Falls area. District His wife Is the former Mona employed for the past five years „ „ - , ------ment and TValning Act; Dave Social & curity Administration, offices of the firm In Twin Falls Brown, Livingston, Monti, and Zr'ul’M ^ S ld E portUnlty to thank the many IJardn, with the Departmfent,9f- Perkins, associated with the In a grocery store, part time, I the ^ te s on the form that is to JO ANN S TU H LB ER G direct marketing operations In the couple has three children. Individuals connected with the ^ b lic Assistance from Jerome College* of Southern Idaho; BEVERLY McKEAN was laid off through no fault of be filled out each week and Bouthcm two-thlrds of the They are now In the pt-ocess of. — m y own. Upon.my-employer's returned to the officer‘s------various^.8^qU^Mndcos_.nnd._Counly;.Royal-SIottfin, with the-Kenneth-Briggs,— M ~ D .r tho- -JANICE-MOORB ------staterWoodall-Baidr Tlocatlng-HvinfrqufirtfirrinTwirr educationalprogi^ams who have Dopartm o(|tof Em ploym ent veterans administration and the DOROTHY CASTER advice 1 filed for unemployment My questions are: Why A nativp of Forsyth, Mont., Falls. helped us onto the road to from T w irj F a lls ; Roger (Jerome) compensation. I was in> wflsn*t I informed that I would Skrederstu received a ^ch e lo r terviewed by a local receive no further checks? (2) representative and two weeks Why was 1 falsely acrused of later received my first and only haWilg someone fill out these, check. , ' ^ dabliii on the weekly forms? (3) During the next wook I was '’ Why wasn't I contactcd and., asked to come into the offl6e asked If I had been out of town and was offered a full-time Job before they stopped the chocks? in a local variety store. I « ) Why wasn’t I advised that refused this Job because I have refusing the’only Job offered never had any experience with me^at the local variety store this typo of work*; TTwo weeks Uiarihc checks would atop? later, after receiving no further M y main reason for writing checks, I c a ll^ the office and this letter Is not to protost not was informed that I was no receiving a weekly check from longer eligible for further tlio employment offlce, but to BIG SAVINGS payments because I was And out why we are required by “unavailable for work” . law to have ' unemployment Upon visiting the offlce I was compensation deducted from , ATBREEZW AY told that they had tried to our payroll checks if it cannot contact me on the telef^one. To be collected when wo deserve it. the best of m y knowledge, the In closing, I have this to say. |FRESH LOCAL SWEET only time this could have After this experience. I know happened was when I was that I. for one, would certainly uptown. I am aware of the fact hesitate to ever contact the that you are not to leave town employment agency for help. - without letting the local offlce CORN MRS. BILL JACKSON know, but I did not'know that I (Twin Falb) had to keep a 24-hour “ vlgH" by Idaho Offers Average Pollution Incentives BOISE — Among states oCr. offs of depreciation on anti- fering tax4ncentlves to Industry pollution equipment installed In for reduction of air and water plants in o^ratlon before IMH. pollution,- Idaho is "about Other bills are pending In average," according to John W. Congress for further anti- M c H u ^ , president of the Idaho pollution tan Incentives, he PORK “Society of Certified Public added. Accountants. |P0TAT0ES!s49V •—• In a news release Issued I ------1 ------Saturday, McHugh said that CUTLETS seven states encourage Industry U.S.D.ff to cut down on air and water pollution by extending beneflta • FRESH U A N GRADE In all major lax categories, Including property, sales-and' AA lar^eEG G S use. and Income of franchise Pi taxes on puriflcation equip* PORK, ment. Thirteen states have no anti-pollution tax Incentives at all. Idaho exempts air and water racllltles from the state jS f EAKi 45*^ property tax, McHugh said. — In addition to efforts by the states to encourage pollution, control, the federal govern ment, In the Tax Reform Acta of> 1060, allowed five-year write- 57 iS.&W . Coffee British The End: 303 SIZE INDIASGEM Auto Strike is it closer I Stalemated tiian you GREEN BEANS SPY'S OR WONDER 1 POUND ) LONDON (U P I)-* n ie third I week of a strike idling about 21,000 British auto workers and tltinl(? crippling the auto Induiilry ended Saturday with no sign of _ Hownwi!! you know when tho end a settlement and no negotia of tho world is M'Ngnd? . 5 rBRHD4/n I Tho Biblo tells us to look for thoso /M tions scheduled. signs: -•------TT!- Vauxhall announced a shor I__ "You must faco tho f.ict: tho final tage of parts created by the iiRO of this world Is to bo a timo of walkout at GKN-Sankey, the troubles. Men will love nothing but - I 303 SIZE INDIAN GEM [ FULL QUART main sumjUer of wheels for the money and sdlf; thoy'will bo arrognnt, car mani^acturers, would force boastful, and abusive; with no respect it to Join other t i r ^ in laying for parents, no eratitudo. no piety, no ! SALAD BOWL off ■ employees^ Ford and natural i^ffocllon; they will bo Implnca- . ble Jn thoir halreds, scnndal-mongors, i ^JlHumph.had the a ^ e prob I PEAS.. 5/* IntOmporalo and fierce, strangm; to ' r ^ l l — I I ^ — l»ifi.V»wriaii«»— <*s^»aa»^ a nK — — — lem. all Koodness, traitors, adventurers, Salad Dressing ' Hie estimated 5,000 strikers swollen with solf-importanco. They will I at GKN-Sankey unanimously bamon who pul ploasure in tlie place rejected an offer for a M.BO per ol God, men who preserve tlio outward «M3SIZESnil(ELV week raise Friday, standing form of rellBion, but are n slandino flrm in their demands for a denial of its reality." (2 Timothy 3:1-5 boost of at least IH.40. N.E.B.) Who can aieapo the reetini that th I ancient prephicy li i luniMsry o( thli Overboard Swoi isli btllgvo tliil ll« leluin o( Clirlst Is immrnent. si- liioiiiili wo do not snecultlt ii to tlio Lad Later dile. Ciirlst Himioil ssid lie will coma 303 SIZE HUNTS whin the GoiptI h» baen prcicKed In SFABRIX-GAaONSIZE Iha wliole world ai s wltnm, (Mallliew Rescued 24iM| That it why Advsnllils carry, SOUTHAM PTON , England the (oipei into nearly 200 countrlai. ( U P I ) - A Briton who t»I.l Then, and only then, will Iha da- overboard from a South African itructlon ol the world come. The STEWEO liner was picked up l i hours wicked will be daHroyad by lire. Bui those who have kapt Ihalr lalih In Ood .later by the aame ahlp near the will have etantal |[la In a woild mada Bleach 5 9 * Canary blandi In the Atlantic I new. Friday, ihlpplng oltldala laid ' How will Ihli luprema avant allect ■ today. you? Hie sniwar may be found, in s 1110 Union Castle lin e laid ipeclai b a lor thesik. J H i) man, W. G. Honeywell, fell Inc. Just (III out snd return tlia coupon I overboard from Its 30,(MMon balow. No ona will call on you, but-you' liner S. A. Val several hours may Want to call on ut. after It left Las Palmas hi the . MAIL THIS COUPON 10. ^ U.S.D.A. Canary Islands. Ilie vessel, bound for South- amptdii, turned back to search tor hlin. Honeywell w u picked \ FOOD STAMPS up when a crewman spotted AI no«bliflallon'to ma, tand your him waving to the ship, ‘ compllmenlary beoMil mintionad "II was a chanM In « mllll«' that he was picked up.'! said a . ' spokesman for the line.''This Is Addrats- X^CEPfED HERE!! I____ almost miraculous." Tlie spokesman said Honeyw ,City------ell was In "satisfactory condl- . Uon." • / 1 j S.. Sund«/,-Auiiutt 30, mo Tlm M'Niwi, Twin Fa ili, Idaho 17 Brock^s Ninth-Inning . \U.S. Hikc^s Medal Count In ...... ^ ^ „ , "O • 1 V^tL HR Sinks Dodgers 3-2 World University Swimming TURIN, - Italy (UPD-The brother. ’ won A 1 . J . T d J . 9 LOS LOS ANGBLEIs A N G ELES (UPI)-Lou (U P I)-L o u P i r a t e s 1 0 - 9 (U P I)~ T h e brother, won tho 20(Hneter Ivey Ivey previously previously won won Indivi ii Pirutcs, 10-9 United States climaxed * a i — ' Brock's Brock'fl two^iln t w homei' o ^ homei' with with ______' . . .____breaststroke. United Stat team^ In the . 200 meter butterfly. seven-run rally and tied the its toUl of 18 In tho sixth World over the Los Angeles Dodgers 400 ' v i i , , :■ IB TImes*N«wt> Tvyin Falli. Idaho Sunday*. Augiiit 30< 1970 Tampa would have to live up to college from partidpfltlng In as bindng *the terms of the contriact," varsity athleUcs untO he has contract." Rain Holds qualifying Saturday. hour In his McLaren MSB. and under Southeastern Oonfer^ce' Pace added. laid out 8 year. But Tampa has' anci.Pace both refinedi Ab pole^ltter* Hulme wUl be David Hobba of E n ^ d , who Vanderbilt , rides, but the Tampa i^ rta n s , “ I brought this to the players who were at other ■to «pec(ilaUi whether the game i • ' n i e s I J O y j J l l favored to extend the domlna- qualWed Saturday^ 106.038 who are not a member of the attbntioh of Tampa Athletic schools last season-including might be cancelled if an ___a . Uon of the McUrens, whoha^ SiUes per“hoTto- a M c K N CAA or any conference, hove Director Sairi* Baliey several Sammy Oellerstedt «4)o was an agreement cannot be reached. won 18 successive Can-Am Chev. Has Trouble a number of key players wlio months ago," said Vanderbilt AU*p)nference middle guard at events, wid aU five this year. , , would not be eligible to play AD Jess Neely. “So far, we Alabama and Lou l^ e l , a Sunday's 200 mller, scheduled at 2 ,p jn . over the twisting, '^, TK K N TO N . N J . (I J I 'I )- this seasoti S EC standards. haven't had an answer." quarterback at the University omoia. ™ .d , hUly four-mile Road U^merlca Nnw Jnnirv Iiiih urhifvrij utuluu Over Game '"nils matter Is now under Tampa, trying to build into a of M ipm i (F la ;.) during the t Sunday's Running o l the Cana- course, will carry a purse of «« 'mi« <>f lli« lo)i .fiv« liorun ______N AS H V ILLE. -Tennr. ( U P I ) - discussion lietween the athioUc major power under Coach Fran early part of last season. $80,000. : ....' Imiftdinj/ iit (iin nytlon, ...... Vanderbilt Unlver&lly athleUc directors of the two schools,". Curd, reportedly has been Sharing the first, row with <><^<’oniin|' lo llm hIiiIo officials disclosod Saturday^Uiat V an ^rb ilt Coach Bill Pace told considerably more lax than " I f Tam pa abides by otir Hulme W Peitf Revson, (I«|>ur(tiiRni. ilm nn unresolved ollglbiUty ^ uob* the "Slcywrlters", a group of. SEC schools, in its rocruiting contract, this would disqualify New York, whoM time Friday liorxflK, uti in- ^ tion coaid Jeopardiic the sportswriters and sportscastor^ policies. Howover, Vanderbilt is some of its new players," Paco . HiUmo, leader of the power of 109.589 miles per hour in an of 1(),0(M) in 'l() ymirv. Commodores'schedule Nov. 21 malcing a, weeklong tour of the the only confercnce school the said. " I don't know the exoct L & M lola also held up, JnrKt^v lum |0() niinujil football game at the University SEC. Spartans are playing this number but I ’d auppbse it obWoua that It wl -ho n much won the pole Friday with a In the second'row will be 7.T I'll cluij hontp of Tampa (F la .). " I don’t know what the seoson. would only bo a handful. laugher 'game K taey are Umo of 11o!m m llei p ir tour In Lthar Motschenbacher of Bev- four nio« tracku tind tlin ^ H io problem: The contract outcome of these discussions ■nie SEC prohibits a transfer "I>,also suppose that, the ^ lo w ^ to use tho«T,layor» wo his McLaren M8D and no one erly Hills, C3allf., who qualified l‘’<|iin«lrian 'i’rum hrn»l* < calls for the game to be played wlU be, biit I should think that ee from onother four year contract for that game is Just consider Ineligible.”______^bettered that time In flnal F H d ^ at 108.844 m iles per <|»url«rH uKJijMlnionn. 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" w a rra n ty , i h .oo Frioldalre'iooof proof w aiher. regular I349.9S, with t339.95 lor (34I.00 9'x13‘ Extra thick Herculan Gold, Reg. (177.00, (149.95 ea., New(U.OOaa. illght freight damage lor. t34I.M . 6,000 DTU F rlg ld a lre a ir conditioner reg ular 1169.95 (11.00 One Pair tiallan Prov. Tulfod Dack Chairt — Gold AAaytao iquare lub wrlriger waitier wllh pump, lor tMO.OO 0'x15‘ Very good repo. Sandlewood Herculan. Velvet — With Frullwood Trim , Reg. (149.95 oa., uicondltlonally guaranteed for. S7I.M .N o w (4S,M Now(U,00ea. Speed Qk/Mn w rin g e r w a ih e r w ilt) double tub con- 8'x13‘ Rich mois Polyester tienl scl ihag, Rog, Pacillc Gallonei Swivel Chair with'Lime Figured ttructlon llk» new for. lU.M (137,00. Now (41,00 Cut Velvut and Contrasting Avacado welt — liight W e ifln g h o u ie< ry er ve ry clean , 141.00 TV AND STEREO 13‘x3r8" Avacado Nylon. Reg (361.00, Now 041.00 rub on arm. Rog. 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(59.95, buttoni. etc, 191,00 Zenith coniolo itoroo In walnut with AM FM radio, .N ow (34.00 Frlgldalre deluxe 3 oven range, one ol the moit reduced Irom *339.95 to 1117.00 , twsuillui rangei ever built for iU,oo MAonavox laie model eonulo ttereo, AM-FM radio, W ottlnohouie 30 IncJi rahge 3 y e a rt old. tfI.OO llko brand new for tl 7l.oo DINING ROOM & F rlg ld a ire deluxe 30 Inch range In 3 c o lo n w ilh a ll ol G E 30 inch color co n io le, 3 y e a r t old for 1190.00 No P hone O rders P lease Frlgidaire'i advanced featuret regular »399,95 for FAMILY ROOM I2U .00 7 pc. Early merlcan Oval Table wllh 3 leavet & Frlgldalre deluxe 30 inch range with tell cleaning Matet Chain. Reg.'(359.95, NowdN.OO oven and hot water button. Regular X3I9.M for BEDROOM 1 Maple DUffel & Hutch 48" wide, Rcg.(1B9,9S, I39I.M 3 drawer oak nlte iland'wllh plattli lop, regular - . _ ' Nowdoroo Frlgldalre Flair eye level range reconditioned for N e w M I.M 7 p c. D elu xe F a m ily Room o r Patio- te l — Solid IJM.M 3 PC. cheit — Ood and nlte tiand — dark pecan, Redwood w ith built In L a iy S u ia n .o l Ret1n & Stone reg ular »390.00, N aw llN .O O Woitjnghouie range thoroughly recondllioned and Chlpi — Solid tteel conil.'li Pedtilai Date on Table guaranteed. 141.00 4 ^ 5 0 Mediterrnnenn hd. Dd. light pe<^an, reaular a. C h a in , Reg. V159.95, Now (341.00 Frlgldalre deluxe 30 Inch range wllh lamp, clock, ■ NewtM.eo 5pc. Party tel — 4 OlacK Vinyl & Spaniih oak ctiairi m ihule ch im e, irg n al ilt e il etc. ' lu.OO 4 ^ S 0 MedilerrAnean hd. Od. dark oaii. regular S. pad bated Oct. table wilh wrought iron pod, bate, Frlgldalre Imperial 30 Inch rwige and refrigerator N ewlSI.OO fJeg.W49.9S, Now(3ai.00 combination in pink wilh new gOaraqtee. truly a 3 drawer nlte tiand ipanlth ityie ~ dark oak. S pc. Oak pad. bated Oct. Table wilh hi cane harked beaullful pair for only t3H.M regular It09.95, NewlSf.OO deluxe c h a in . Reg. 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IW O T I t w »-N.» i , Twin Falli,’ Idaho It CHATTING WITH HOSTS, Sen. and' Mrs. John iiqvo Fosiival Thoatro board mombor a nd ho and Barker^ Buhi, is Paftio Cashman, an Anfiquo Fostjval Mrs. Barkov host a garden porfp ■for iho fhoatro s ta fr Thoairo cast momhor. Son. Barker is a former An- and cast mombors.annually. •• An tiquje BestivaI Thea Season Climaxes With Buhl Garden Party ABOARD THE Aniiquo Foslival Thealro bus oro Ihreo ol Ihe casi members, Irom loll. Carol By PAULINE DAY Burley; n , Clinrlos R odrlB U O Z trnnsIeriTnB to Uie University of served as stage manniier for Tlmcft*NewB CorreipondcAt rccelyed.a cut near his eye In a OregJn nlth activity In Uieotre “Tlio nilrteen Oocks." Crawlord, Jon Dunwoll and Kalhy Seaman. Many ol Ihe casI members ’wha have worliid lo- ■ BUHL . — nelflxalion, aword flghtlnK sccno nt Sun ,<»' and Craig Hopkins, Twin Falls, taugh. served as usliers. Shirley and Sandee Sommer, As the bride, was ac sisters of Uie bridegroom, Twin' Nature Provides Seffin^g for Wedding companied down Ui o aisle by Falls, took care ol the gifts. her faUier, Michael Manning, Assisting at the bride's table B Y M E L B A TH(>ttN E effect was provided by nature. sound effect. sleeveless wlUi ruffled Inco over Shoshone, playod his guitar and were Susan Hogue, ^Jannette Cop'.".'” ” ''',"* “'“‘•‘""S 'o«l< place at the Rev. Howard Ijirso'n per- Uio bodice. Long white gloves "“"S ' Melvin Webb, Shoshone, Anderson, Murtaugh; Debbie SHOSHONE -VAtmosphcre Mary L. Gooding Park, formed the double ring were chosen to set off Uio gown, was teatured soloist, Knowles and Geanine jCope, and setting are soi^ht after by Shoshone ceremony with the bridal pair Her slioulder-lengUi veil was G™"*” “ o™ reelslorod at a Shoshone; Mrs. LueUa Kinsey, most bridal parties. SomeUmes Natural brlUlant green of the standing before «n-archway and held by a tiara of seed pearls, fecoptlon In the park Im - Mrs. HarryTTumbuU and Mrs. days of preparnUon are spent to wcll-cared for lawn was ac- pine U-ces at Uio park shelter She carried a bouquet of gladioU oiodlaloiy after Uie ceremony Robert Marcroft, aunt of Ihe achlevc Uio desired offect of cented .b y . shrubbery and « « a . Baskets of purple and and orchid, and wore a strand WH>I“ Patterson, CasUeford. bride. beauty mid sound. gp„ers Uiat grow there. The white Bladloll and Spider of pearls belonging to the *^0 bride's table -was cen* Itio bride was honored at a At Uio Aug. 1 wedding of Doris li n i n g sky was calm, hut oven chrylianthemums made the bridegroom’s raoUier. •“''“‘I with '« throe-tiered shower hosted by Jeannette Joanne Mctonald, Slioshone, olfcie most calm evenings, the seine complete. Marilyn Hill, Twin Falls, was wording cake decorated wlUi Anderson and S uu n Hogue, d a u ^ le r of Hfr and Mrs. Roy breoje going Uirough Uie tall Given In marriage by her matron of honor. IJsa Marcrofl, purple and pink candy flowers Murtaugh, and Patsy McIntyre, McDonald, Shoshone, and U'ces along UHle Wood River faUier, Uie bride wore a floor- Grouse, cousin of Uie bride, was “ "•* loppod with m iniature Twin T a l k college friends of James Roy Sommer, son of M r. creates a background music In length empire-styled gown of flower girl. ' ' bridal figurines under an .ar- Uie bride. I m . Pern Manning and Mrs. E .J. Sommer, Twin soft, cool tones. Rushing of white satin with an orga n ia^ Best man was Michael Me- ohway. The cake was made by and Marilyn Hill hosted Falla, the major part of tlie water In Uic river adds to the overlay. The gown was Curdy,^Twln Falls. Don Hodoe Mrs. DeVon Anderson, M u r- shower In Shoshone. Mmcr^tl^unl inhi i i r ' V P “ f ‘ froki ItH, Mrs. Alyce Howard Larion juil unlling In wttrrlagi bpiii ? n I ■ Tin.bride ii ih t and Jame, Kay So ny was p»t)o'rm»d al\ihhf t, A N P MRS. JAMES.R. SOM M ER' Iqrmer Dons Jaanne McDonald. ShosHona, daughltr d l U r. and Mrs. Roy McDonald. Gaiding Pdrh. Sho 1 ' r ,; 19i'0 JO Twin Falli, Idaho ‘ Sunday, AugO>f 30, Murtaugh Bro nso n Fa m i ly Meets Rebeced Brass/Kernih Wed ^PRINGDALB -.Deacen- Mrs. Lucy BronMO Jones was FAI.LS - nobecca Couple deTfts of the late Leman honored ad the eldest Bronson Joan Brass, daiijihter of Mr. BronsoT\ and Lucy Brass present and Mrs.' MeHIyn and Mrs. nayinond M. Brass, Bronson, Clinton Doneral Bronson Reeves for traveling Twin Falls, was married lo Bronson and^Loulia Andrews approximately 9,000 miles. Sloven Charles Kernln, Kim - M arries , Bronson met recently at Sabnon Next year’s reunkm will be .. borly, son of Mr. and Xfrs. BVan M U R TA U G H - Terri Hulso, Park. Burley, (or a fainily under the direction of Robert M. Kornln, Lowls, during an daughter of M r. and Mrs. Florin reunion. Bronson, newly elected cvonlntf double ring ceremony Hulse, became the bride of Dbiner was served at noon, president, with 'M rs. D. H. July 31. nonnltf Leroy Andersen, son of followed by a progTAm, with FuHer_ a iT ' secretary and Tlifl ceremony was performed M r. and Mrs. DeVon Andersen, Donald H. Fuller as master of • treasurer. Ih e event will be . by Bishop Lavear Thornock a't all Murtaugh, In rites per ceremonies. Participating in held at the same location. the Third Ward LDS Church- formed at the Murtaugh LDS the program w ^ e Ray Bronson, Relatives attended from Ttie bride. Riven In marrla((o Church Jiily 25. Bishop Roger A. Ruben Bronson, Bib^. Hazol Ut{^./Maryland. Nebraska. by her falher. wore n gown of Tolman officiated at the double Johnson, Rexburg, and ette, Boise, Rexburg, chiffon over peau de sole, ring ceremony. .. Bronson, Tremonton. Relger iuport, Burley, View ond fnsliloned with n high mandiirln The bride, given In marriage Wilson. Logan, gave the pra^'or. (foliar trimmed with Venice by her father, wore a floor- inco. The dress, created by tho longth gown of whlto silk bride’s mother, featured nn organza over taffeta accontc^ ♦ underlay of Venice lace on Uio wlth'laco and'cutwork on tlio BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIALS! bodice and wide cuffs, and bodico and long full sleevoB. Her ♦ empire waistline and full chapet^ train- fastened at tho chiffon sleeves. 1116 detachable waist under a large organza train was also chiffon over peau bow and was trimmed wlUi de sole with Venice lace Inserts. matching loco. 100% . Her'tiered elbow>Icngth veil Her elbow-length veil of NJUHUION » of bridal illusion was held by a bridal Illusion was hold by a WKS I headpiece of nylon petals ac- jewoled lace tiara trimmed wlUi conted with tiny penrls. She teaM rop pearls. I . MR. AND MRS. RONNIE L, AN DERSEN carried a triangular formal’ Bridesmaids were Patty cascade of Sterllng^lver roses •Hulse, sister of the bride, and » and white carnations. Jonnett Andersen, sister of tho flowors ncconlod by uroon Special guests wero Mrs. Etta BABY DOLL t Connie Jonesi Twin Falls, bridegroom. Louis Anderson, bows. Smith, Murtaugh; Mrs. and ' friendof the bride, was maid of* brother of tho-brldegroom. Assisting _wlUi_ the serving _Mrs. K. G. Hiilso. Buhl, ond M r. A-Line WIGS I were Mrs. Parker Rlchords, honor. Bridesmaids were M R . A N D MRS. STEV5N C. KERN tN served' as best man. Paul and Mrs. Louis Dos Cliamps, Pocatello, aunt of .the Malad, all grandparents of tlw I Marianne Morgan, Twin Falls, (Shig Morita photo)' Warnoll was usher. » 2 0 « friend of the bride; Paula Wedding music was played by bridegroom; Mrs. Elmer Groff, brido and bridegroom. » Nowmnn, American Fork. Gordon Groff. Patty Hulso and ount'.of the bride; Mrs. LaVere Utah, cousin of Uie bride, and Three Local Residents Donicc Poterson sang ac Bennett,"Mrs. Earl Wright and Other out>of-town- guests I Beverly Joan Brass, Twin companied by Martin Wright. Mrs. Percy Christenflon. attended from Pocatello,’ Falls, sister .of the bride. Narned "Outstanding Women" .A reception in tho LDS Glftbearers were Coscy, Malad, Burley. Declo. Bulil, ond Kimberly, Salt Lako City and Tlie bridegroom's brother-in- Cultural Hnll was held after the David, 'Jack, Jill and Morllyn il law, Travis Edgerton, Kim Tlie Junior Club nnnouncbd national volume '‘Outstnnding eerombny. Andersen and Rick and Grant Ogdon, Utah, and Phoenix, Arlz. Tho couplo w ill' reside in berly, served as best man, with today th’ot.Ello Nelson, active In Young Women of America." Tho couple welcomed guests Hulso. Arronging the gifts were Derjnis Lee, Kimberly, and Riclc League of Women Voters; Tliose women are now la bdforo a whlto Austrian puff Mrs. Duone Strickler, Mrs. Logan. Utah, where the HAIRPIECE Bloxham and Bill Caster, Twin Karen noslult, Junior Club competition for their -state's Marlin Hulse and Mrs. Boyd bridegroom Is a senior pt Utah backdrop occented with apricot COUPON GOOD THRU SEPT. 5,1970 Falls, serving as ushers. mombor, ond Pauline Outstanding Young Womon of satin bows and'white bells. It Hnlop, nil ounts of tho bride. Stoto University.. ii th o bride's table hlehlighled Meyerhocffer. Junior Club the Year Award. Tliis fall, 50 of was flanked by white pillars Ji the decor at Uie reception, using president, have been selected to tlie young women Included In holdlmg large baskets of white B white organza'ruffled skirl appear, in the 1070 edition of “Outstanding Young Woman of ond nprlcot-colored chrysan- Book Recommended Wig SLp . topped with white satin, and “ Outslftnding Young Women of America." one from each state, Uiemums and gladioli. .. I HANSEN — "No'Language Mrs. Jnmes Keefe received a . draped wltli bows of lavender. It America." Nominated earlier will bo named as their state’s Cathy Perkins presided at the But n C ry," was reconmiended special gift, I 235 Main Ave. West in the KTFI Building) was centered wlUi p four-tiered • this year. Uiese women, have- OutatandlngYoungWomonoftlio guestbook. to bo read as part of the opening Tho Sept. 17 meeting is at tlie wedding cake accented wltli been cl]0sen for Die awardis Year. The bride's table was covered exercises at tlio Frlendslilp homo of Mrs. Gordon Hill. clusters of lavender slnr publication on Uie basis of their with a whlto lace cloth over Club meeting at tlie home of flowers and topped with two achievements. — oprlcotand skirted wlUi ruffled .M rs . Vergil Ball, with her feathered love birds perched on Now in its sixth year, the tiers of whlto chiffon. It wos daughter, Mrs. William Allen as ;.-a pearllzed heart arch with Outstanding Young Women of Sigma Hds draped with greenery which Jiostess. satin wedding bells edged with America program, designed to was hold by green ^aUn bows. Mrs. . Floyd Patterson Pearls. Triangular recognize tho abilities of women The three-tiered wedding reported five cards have been -arrangements of white and between tho ages of 21 and 35, AAodelM'eet cake, made by tlio bridegroom’s -sent to patients at tho Mountain NEW a/leen was'conceived by Uie leaders of lavender cushion pompons, TWIN FALLS - Members of mother, was Iced In whlto and the nation's major womeh’s View Convalescent Center, baby’s breath and leather leaf, Sigmo Chapter of Beta Slgmo decorated wltli whlto hearts and orgnnlialions. This program Kimberly. a crystal punch bowl and Pill started off Uielr sorority roses with apricot ribbon trim. recognizes those young women Kurt Dnw was guost speaker memory candle compleled tlio year witli a model meeting at Crystalline glitter adorned wlw contribute to the bet and explained about 4-H work toble appointments. the home of Mrs. Noll Allen. each layer and o circle of green terment of Uieir communities, and the 4-H camp facilities, Cake was cut and served by . Yearbooks were distributed fern enhanced the base of the NOW AT professions and country. Ser explaining how the money Mrs. Albert Kump, Jerome, and by the president and Mrs. Bill cake. It was topped by a ving on tho program Board of contributed to them Is being Kay Wilbourn.Twln Falls. Mrs. Donnelly, social chairman, colonial bouquet ot apricot- Advisors ore the national u.sed. He has been a 4-H par Tod Crandall presided at tlie presented the sociijl calendar colored rosebuds and white presidents of women's clubs, ticipant for four years and Is punch bowl. Mrs. Dennis Lee for tho new year. chrysanthemums. headed by Mrs. Dexter Otis now working on junior For Back-To-ScKool and Mrs. nick Bloxhnm A rush for new members was Guests were seated at octet Arnold, honorary president of leadership projc’ct. Mrs. received tlie gifts and Mrs. scheduled for September and tobies' covered with white tho General Federation of Thomas Steelsmlth ' was 7Va\^5 Edgerton greeted guests fringod cloths centered with many service projects were progrom choirmnn and In at tho guest book. Women’s Clubs. miniature arrangements Each yoar over 6,000 young discussed as wos tho budget for troduced Dow. ’ Paul Brass. broUier of the ' the year and plans for money- of apricot, yellow and white women -ore nominated as bride, and Pauline Bowers, raising programs. Lehl, Utah, cousin of Uie bride, outstanding young women of America by leading women's M rs. George Beer, Psi were glftbearers. Qiapter, Jqromo, was a guest. The reception honoring the organizations, college alumni assoclotions and churches A surprise baby shower was * ® F a U newlyweds was held im held for Mrs. Donnelly at tho mediately aftef the ceremony in across the country. These young women complete blograpljica! close of the meeting, wlUi Mrs. tljo LDS Cultural Hall, where Allen serving refreshments. C a s u a l s the wedding party received the sketches are featured In tho guests before a backdrop of white organza drap^ with < boxwood garlands and topped Magic Valley Favorites witlj love doves and large lavender bows. Cathedral Wook's Rocipo Winner ..baskets holding white gladioli MRS. LBSLIE ANDRBASON and lavender pompons com Route 2. Filer pleted the decor. Guests were PINEAPPLE CARROT CAKE Bake for one hour nt 350 seated at quartet tables covered 2 cups sugar degrees. with laveQd?r ond white loce cups salatl oil C R EAM CH EES E FR OSTING cloths and centerred with 4 eggs baskets of greenery and a 1 small can crushed 1 3-ounce package .I^lla- lavender pompon. . plneopple with Juice or delphia Cream cliccse Special guests Included Mrs. 1 cup opplosauce *-^1 cup butter n . D. Brass, San Angelo, Tex., 2 or 3 cups flour box powdered sugar grandmother of the bride; Mrs. 2 teaspoons soda 1 teaspoon vanilla Ruth Lewis, Ainsworth, N«b., 1 teaspoon vanilla Ml cup nuts grandmother of the 1 teaspoon cinnamon Cream cheese and butter. bridegroom, and Charles 2 cups shredded carrots Add powdered sugor and beat Kcrnin, Kimberly, grandfatlier. 1 cup nuts well. Add vonlllo ftnd nuta. of the bridegroom. Oilier out-of- Cream sugor ond salod oil. ' Spread on cooled cake. town guests attended from Add eggs, one at a time. Add The Times-News will pay |5 Utah. Nebraska, Texas, CAREFREE plnelipplo \vlth Juice (or ap each week for Magic Volley California, Boise and Lewiston. plesauce). Favorites., If you hove a ‘6.95 TIjo cbuple took a honeymoon Sift flour with salt, cinnamon fovorite recipe, just mall It to On ihe run? Go Carefree wilh trip to Jackson Hole, Wyo., and ond soda, five times. Add to tho Recipe Dej>artmont, fheie comfort cloitict — daih- reside at 415 2nd Ave. E .. Twin hotter. Mix well and odd Women's Page Editor. Tlie Falls. about' tliadet accented with carrots, nuta ond vonlllo. recipe becomes the property of the merott ttripe of white pip* A rehearsal dinner was hosted by Uie bridegroom's ing. Budget-minded price,.too. C o m e 100 'e m ! parents at the home of M r. and SLACKSDITIIVG Mrs. Roy Albright, Kimberly. i h r imparUnre of ihfiaog veil, r«nli||in cIam J, i* UilAiwd to lop The bride was honored at a pre ill own IrKlurril ilackt. Il'i ihr •uri> tuil for th«> momii .in ■ doubU- nuptial shower hosted by Connie kiiii aerylir ami polypiirr lilfnil. Hy Ailron. ihr vrii u b fi on rib- Jones and Lynda Lee. Im>iI Irim m lni for {■•hinn imnafl Ih fall ibiclM of Hlorm RU*. M4i«i«ni Clay, Hi>dwood, anil W inter Wbcal. i)Dlc« il wilb « fluM. Shiny Snnir Hhirl—il't a pull-nvrr in roorilinilinR romhiaalioM Tlie Women of tlio Moose and of lUiif/aay and llrilwood/Whral. f ' Loyal Order of Moose will meet Ve»., ,...... M S.O O ot 8 p.m. Tuesday for o muslcol program at the .Moose Homo. Pauls ...... *15,00 The Women of the Moose meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. S h in ...... There will be an enrollment. SUPERSTHIPES! Entoi' a world of light and glitlgr Ailfvn'i Rol lhi>m. In ilnw lni fail fombM of illorm when you enter oiir ihop. You'll lee lllu f /Mflnlana Clay or H« M r., nnd Mrs. Joseph E. college friend of tlie bride, was Hopkins Jr. grootod guosts nt n maid of honor. Mrs. Jeanne wedding rocoption in their MacDonald, San Francisco, honor Aug. 4 nftcr.‘their < sister of the bridegroom, was Tuesday morning double ring matron of honor. The bride’s wedding ccrembny at the Idaho sisters, .Susan, Colleen nnd Falls LDS Temple. April Arrington, completed the The reception was hold 4}t the bridal attendants group. LDS First Ward Chapel. Mrs. David MacDonnld, brother- Hopkins is the former, Lynne in-law of the bridegroom, Arrington, daughter, of lUr. and served as best man. ' Mrs. Howard G. Arrington, M r. nnd Mrs. Frank M. Twin Falls. Tlie bridegroom is Ravsten, maternal grand the son of M r. and Mrs. J.E . parents of the bride, greeted Hdpkins, Sequel, Calif. guests at tlie door of the chni>e]. Tlie bridn .wore n gown of Jane Wilson, Blackfoot,. a ivory-pebble crepe in an college friend, registered original Vogue design, styled guests. Tlie- three-tiered wed with a jewel neckline, pointed ding cake, decorated with bell sleeves and a curved train lavender and blue rosettes nnd fashioned as part of the back topped wiUi n miniature bride panel of the dress, llie dress and bridegroom, was served was fastened In back wit!) witli fresh minted fruits, clear traditional tiny pearl buttons punch nnd nut broods from an and loops, the only decoration. orgnnzn nnd net skirted bride's Her veil was shoulder-length table. Illusion with a crown of ivory ’ Mrs. Lewis Arrington, Mrs. lace nnd sntin petals accentcO Stanley Vandenbark, Mrs. Ray with pearls nnd teardrop Conover nnd Mrs, Jerry rhinestones; Holmnn presided at the refresli- ■ The couple received guests ment .tabic. The circular l^efore n white arch which refreshment tables at which outlined n shirred organza guests were sented were cen Austrian drape. DeaUty baskets tered with crystal goblets of lavender and white gladioli, holding individual lavender accented with ice blue bows, gladioli floreta nnd baskets of flanked tlie couple nnd tlie glndloli further decorated the bride's bouquet was a crescent hall. of deep lavender glnmelllns Lydln Arrington arranged witli royal purple streamers. gifts nnd Jana Vandenbnrk,' Rebecca Packer, Dlnckfoot, a Kendi Rovsterf, Kim Hamilton nnd LnWynne Arrington served ns gift bearers. Graceful Pleats The wedding party- was honored at a wedding breakfast after the ceremony In Idnho Printed Pattern Falls, hosted by the parents of Uie bridegroom. An open house garden pnrty was hold Aug. 15 in Sequel honoring the couple. After n wedding trip in the Sierra Mountains of California, U]e couple will reside at Wat sonville, Calif., where Hopkins is employed by the Bank of America. 9292 SIZES COOL! EXCITING NEW SEPARATES IN EASY CARE A V U P K N ITS ■ L f Low-n«rtag plcalj nro so FAR OUT SPORTSWEAR for the 'way " I N " fashion conscious! Swingy, breezy MALIBU Separates in. a wonderful (emlnlne, grocetul so — 33 Tlm»t*Newt« Twin Palli/ It^ho Sunday* Auguit 90, 1970, Linda Ruhter> O'Dell Mdrry Express Camping Unda Suer.Ruhter and Michael Nell O’Dell were united In tharriage in a late evening Moods service July 29 at Immanuel Sessions You're sexy, zany, cute, Lutheran''cfiurch, Twin Fall*. sporty, sophisticated, flefy, Ihe bride la the dau ^te r of M r^ Conclude and Mrs. Gene Ruhter and (he elegant . , ; you're a woman. bridegroom Is the son of M r. You clothe yourself in fashions Ttio 1070 season of Camp Flro that express your moods at Girls D im p TawokAnl In the and Mrs. Raymond O'Dell, all Twin Fallfl. partleuldi;'times, and change ~ Sniitli flills come to a ^uccossful your image Whenever the spir v L . G. Mletzner, Rupert, conclusion rcccntly dospilo tho it moves you. Th is seasons rofld contilruciioh which made performed, tho double ring ceremony before a background fashions, particularly pants,, liccoKii difficult. lend themselves IwauUfully to 7110 woHthor was good and tho of lighted pink tapers enhanced with white chrysanthomums free expression. So . . . lot your cxcollent cooperation of tho , imagination run wild with fall's Forest Sorvlco iwrsoimol added and pink ribbons and baskets of pink gladioli and whlto freshest offerings, especially.- ftrcnlly to tho sessions. chryBanthemums. created for the now liberatod Cnnip director tliiii year Was youl ^ _ Judy FlemminK TBcflvor) from . viquBRiOGS Given in marriage by her father,.the bride wore a full- .Begin your elcptoratlon In Poison, -M ont. Assistant sportive Danish stylo, chooso ' director was Mrs. Carl Potorson Vicki Briggs, length gown of nylon over ' taffeta. 'Itie empire-lined bodice an accentuated, walstcoast and (Pokey), a Qickcl School Camp needle slim buttoned britches, Flro Ruardian from Twin Falls; Nelson Reveal and long sleeves were of nylon backed lace. Lace patterns or softly striped flair log slacks the cook, M rs. Charles with neat matador bolero. When Fcnthprstono (J o lly ): han< matching the bodice wore Engagement appliqued on tho skirt. Her tempted by tho great outd(k>rs,- dyman, ChDrlcs FoiiUioratono go country casual In tunics with (Ja m ), Twin Falls; nurse, Mrs. TW IN FALLS - M r. and Mrs. train-length veil of silk Illusion was e d g ^ In lace matching t ^ a tweedy look over cuffed slacks Jean Cribb (Nccdlos), Paul; Warren G. Brisga announce the dress and held by a lace crown. or tailored stovo^plpors teamed counselors, Jane Anderson cnRaeomenI of thoir daughter, to 0 fragile fldwered blouse! Vicki; to Brad Neliion, son ot ® bouquetuqu ot (Curley), Diana Dryo (P lxlc), Knickers go kicky and tlio very Dcbby MatUielsen (Stoiiey) and. Mrs.-■ -Dorothy ...... Nelson, Rigby. "iiscBdlnK rod and pilink rosos. J a n ^ e 1110010, Filer, cousin newest sport teeny boby prihts TflN^Tin Skinner ( Tw ig ), all.Twb) MissBrlggaIs0 senior at tho . . . , • . r ' . v ” - hAR. A N D M R S . M IC H A EL N ,_0[D BLL _ _appoar ns slock solids teamed to University of Idaho, where sl)o bride, was maid of honor Falls, and Joyce Gibbons (Shig Moriia phoid) scallop print tailored shirts. is 'afflli'atod with Alpha Chi W^ods, Boiso, (D luc), Gooding: ’ Susan There's also a mood for military Omega., She~ is• majoring was matron'^ of honor. brhiogroom, poured punch. Women's Missionary League WHITE STAG fall fashion line J?70 /n- Kasworm ((^ s c y ), HaZolton; in neatly expressed In a casual clemontary education. Bi'ldesmald? were Susan Mein, Guests were registered by Wedding committee assisted at cludos this ono-pioco jumpsuit. The suit is fashioned Janellc Witlicrstccn (Ognta), hlp-rldlng bottle Jacket and M r. Nelson attended the P e ^ l Harbor, Hawaii, Debblo Mrs. Dan Lammors, Twin tlie reception. i Nampo, and Marleno Ricks matched button front slacks. in polyester doubloknit, designed to wear with or Chaplin, Twin Falls, and Kathy Falls. Gifts were carried by A ' rehearsal, dlnngr was (Cowboy), Felt. University of Idaho, .where ho rtm n i . Fabric houses such as Cone without soft shirt or blouse.JUPI) Diana Ruhtor and Gwen hosted by tlio*bridegroom's Aides were 1Kim Trognskls was affiliated with Kappa „ } ’® M ills are as adaptable to Ladondorf, cousins of tho bride. parents at Uio Depot Grill (B lon d y), SaltIt Lake C ity: Sigma Fraternity. Ho majored change as tho women Uiey style - In engineering. Ho is sorvlng Pl^jsty O D ell, sister of tjio Gifts wore opened and Caboose Room. Slcphnnle M artin (L o if)t for and fill their 'desires witli bridegroom', was flower girl. displayed by Wllmo Sligar, Tho brido was feted at a hurley, and Darla Johnson Arm y, stationed in such fabrics as corduroy in Best man was Dick TVoat, Ft. Bamesbergoj^ Shori Boyd and miscellaneous shower hostod by ATTENTION: (Crickolt) and Tresn Skinner Germany. m arvelous chunky walos, (Kodl), both Twin Falls. Because of m ilitary Rlloy, Kan., with Jay Ulrich, Mrs. John CSrter. Mrs. Estel Meiii, Mrs. Monroe V a u ^ n Sweet, Harold Rathjen Tho guest tablos wore Dierker and Mrs. Don Woods, adorable pin wale baby, prints Members of the finnl soision fbllgat ons, U»o wedding date and sleek, velvety looking DUE TO OUR COMING of comp the back packers were naa not been set. • and Rick Ruhter, brother of the covered with white linen and and at a lingerie sliowor given ... bride, all Twin Falls, as centered with bridesmaid dolls solids. All washable ond easy to out for four doys and tlie tonta by Mrs. Willard 'nioete and In shades of pink, made by tlic Janelle llinoto. care for. Jolvi Wolf senses AAoVE! „ndo„,do„rc».n«o,ulpn,ent S^ronttt"or^se^dt bride ond maid of honor, under sofbiess and offers brilliant .donated this Guests attended from year oy ino porlcnco for tho older Camp ushers. David Ruhter and the direction oi Wilma Sigar. Arizona, Hawaii, Kansas, Utah, solid and striped chenilles, W E W O U L D LIKE Soroptlmisl Club. Twin Falls, pire Girls Phillip Ruhter, brothers of tlie Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Rulitor, Washington, Mountain Home, European ‘ look acrylics and bride, were condlellgbtcrs. F ilo r, woro hosts for the Meridian, Boise, Burley, Twin femininely Interpreted crepe TOjHAVE ALL JCWUSVw. Richard Lndondorf, 'Ken reception. Tho Lutheran Falls and the surrounding area. slilrtlngs, adding an easy, fluid newick, Wn., undo of tlio bride, touch to sportswear. - f O W U -w a s organist and also ac-. Accessorios are on excellent LAY AW AYS & REPAIRS 4-SllVflt companled tho solo by Gene ;Royal Neighbors Convene w ay to Indlvidualiic your Ruhtor, father of tho bride, and special outfit. Caps and scarves ’ CAtLED FOR AS SOON 4 - WATCHES. tho duet by Gene Rulitor and HANSEN - Mrs. Hugh Smith planned entertainment by Betmar Interpret the hand ATROPHIES Doan Ruhter, unolo of the brld<^. Sanderson, Mrs. Ernest during the recreation hour. made crochet look In lovely AS POSSIBLE! A rocoptlon wds hold im >' Johnson, Mrs. Dora Daw, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Adamson and Jewel tones. Shoes fill a myriad mediately after the ceremony In Ruth Wright and Mrs. John Mrs. Brown will host Uio Sept. 8 of moods and go strapped, 115 Shothona St. s. 733-5033 tho church Parish Hall. Tlic Brown were off«cors pro tern ot meeting at Woodman Hall. buckled, buttoned in great now bride's table was covered with a tho Royal Neighbor Lodge collections by Nlno'and Latinos. meeting rcccntly ot Woodmon D EA R A D BY: Tlio woman who wrote asking, why not an white gj^iered chiffon over Hall. "Adullorcra Anonymous,” could have 5 ^ n mo, but It skirt over pink ond centered Mrs. Shelley Sherlock, a wasn't. I. like her, have.a good husband and two fine with 0 throe-thered whlto and Royal Neighbor member from children. I know my husband loves me. If ho doesn't, I can’t chocolate cake decorated with pink roses ond white bells and Perth Amboy, N .J., who is think of any renson he continues to live with mo after topped with a miniature bride visiting her nunt, Mrs. Brown, lonrninc about three separate affairs I’ve had. What he and.bridegroom. was a guest. doesn't know .Is that there have been many others. I, too, live Hoart-filiaped cakes bearing A report was given on tho in constant fear that ho will find out, and will not forgive me WILSON-BATES tl)o names of Die couple flanked benefit card party and cooked agnin. Ujo large cake. Ci7 atal can food salo hold rcccntly at tho You rocommend«l tiint she see a psychiatrist. I already delabra. with pink candles hall. Another one Is planned have, and It didn't help me much. One year later I came flanked tlie cake and-a silver Sept. 18 at Uio hall. AND awfly Just as mixed up, and a lot less off financially. punch bowl and tlio brldo’s- Mrs. Louise Bowno, Nampa, I am not tho typically trampy woman~at least not as far silver coffee service completed state supervisor, will visit area as nprmnrances go. I am well-llkod, attractive, and make Uie table appointments. comps tho first port of Sep BASSETT friends easily, but if m y friend's husband appeals to me, I Cake was served by Mrs. tember. thirk nothing of making another conquest. [I could go on, but Willard TJiaeta and Mrs. Marlin A letter from Mrs. Ruthy Hill, it only geta more disgusting.] Ruhter, both aunts of the bride. a member residing In Yakima, JOIN FORCES TO FIGHT Thu only help I hove ever hod came when I decided to Mrs. Vic Nelson, sister of tho Wash., was rood. ■ soe my mlnlsler. Tell women with a weoknMs for men that bridegroom, poured coffee and Mrs. Vernon BolLontl, Mrs. Ora Simpson were hostesses. ■•inner strength" is what they need, and If they really want Mrs. Cliff Morgan, aunt of tho Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Iva to change, they can, but they con never do it alone. God U tho answer. I know. B E E N T H E R E INFLATION WITH THESE DEAR nUEN TtlEREi Thank you for ibaHng year uuccest story. Sometimes (he iniw er li so obvloui It is THE SPECTATOR SPIRIT- overlookfd. LOW LIVELY SHOES TH A T FIT UEAR A B B Y : This ia n very sorlou.1 problem with nio ,ijnd it’s no matlc-up story, so I wiah you would answer me YOUR GROW INiS GIRL fast. PRICES! ■ 1 nm nlmost 17 and I'm in love witii my neishbor wiio Is Your fashionable dnuphtor will lovo tho two- married and lias ciiililron. She is reoily tho greatest person I toxturod finish of this FLIPS spectator have over met and is exoctiy what. I want in a wife. She- tie . And you'ti love tho special size doesn't know how I feel ntjout her and she treots mo liiie sho range that iots^'hor havo tho look would treat any other neighbor i DEAR PA-S: T h h Is not love. It's ■ "crash." And you CAN B«t over 11 If you gel out and mingle with kldl your own ■ge ind keep youritif occupied menially and pliyslcally, lEierclie Is a greal'eutlel (or fniitraled emollons.l Quit mooning and iwoonlng and drooling and dreaming. Wake up. man, there's a cu l, 10-year-old doll who Is Juil waiting lor ’ you to look hfr way. And |f you don't-discover her by Beil Sunday, hang around otter church and ask your minister U yoo can U lk la him about somelkin(. Then, level wllli U n . , DEAR A B B Y : My baby is not due for another six monllis, but I havo a problem. M y mother lives hundreds of miles away, and altho' I know iho moans well, she 'U a worrywart, and that Is why I haven't told her that I am U|>p«r l«H l Ch.r.y NelUi «. Cl».~ 0»li»d S.b DEAR UNDECIDEDi I luipeet you are more feirful of , faavlBg your mother visit you aiid ttpietUag yoii Uiai upsettJBg berielf. Ask your doctor when he UUuki you alMuU tell your mother. . - ' CONFIDENTIAL TO "SUPERSTITIOUS**: I am Bol ^MsiiealBi the **«ood luck" (bat supposedly aeeottpaalea the rabbit's foot. A ll 1 s ^ was, *i( didn't do mueh for the DOWNTOWN nbblti'* APPLIANCE STORES Inc. Atgo JEROME TWIN FALLS mut'a year prebleuT You'll te«l btller U you got li alt' BURLIY V LYNWOOD 157 WEST MAIN y w ekeat. Writ* la ABBV, B n in o D , Loi Aafelw. Cat' 702 MAIN AVE: NORTH 1250 ALBION A v K. t t m . F t r M perwwal reply encbae sUmped, adUrMieJ 324.2702 . 733.6I46 678.2382 Mvela^e. ''*■ ■ ■■ ' V ■■■. t. i. VisihpiHerent Foreign City. ' Betty'Fomiiy Sunday,.Auouit 3or(»7() Tlnm - ^ m , T wlii P^|l,. Idaho .Summer Has Reunion Each Week— How Would If Be! Wedding Set By NORMA l)BnZINGER In Shoshonfe WoDien'i Editor • TWIN FALLS-M r; and Mri,“ TW IN F A L L S - How would It SHOSHONE - Three W. J . Morrow, Ooeur d'Alene, be to choose at (he beginning of generations, the third, fourth announce the engagement of each month'where'you would dnd fifth, of the Robert Betty , their daughter; Marjean, to .like to go each week like •family held a reunion recently David C. Wilson, son of M r, and London, Paris, Rome or ot-Neptune Park, Rupert. Mrs. Karl J. Wilson, Twin Falls. Madrid. W «ll,-that’s how U is Itie Betty family came to M iss M o rrow and W ilso n tfiU . . with pretty Glenda Mltchael. 24- Idaho In 1014 after five children bo Ju n io rs a t tho U n iversity o f year-old daughter of M r. and were married,, four of the Id ah o th U fa ll. Mrs. Dwight C. Mltchael, 1605 diUdrep movUig to Idaho aUo. A summer, 1971, wedding la Kimberly Road, Twin Falls. A family d ln n ^ was held at planned.* And, believe It or not, thats how noon, with Mrs. blnton. Black she makes her living. She's an wood, Flier, giving the prayer. alrlino hostess for TW A , flying 'Winnfsrs at games w%re L c ^ e A gallon of gnsolino weighs. T G.8 pounds. strictly international on TW A ’s Jones and Don pneida. Mrs. MARJEAN MORROW new 747. Doan Guthrlo;itcelved a prize *‘Tho new 342 passenger plane for being the oldest descendant is a beauty," she n o t^ as she present and Don Oneida the explain^ her Job. " I' usually prize for being the^youngest work in the overhead lounge, there. and I love every minute of It.” Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Jones ~/4nnouticei Miss Mltchael works with 13 won a prize for having the most other hostesses on each flight, children and Mrs. Virgil Cozad, THE along with a malo purser M d a ISorlemart, Calif., for traveling male servlcc manager. Thoir tlie greatest distance. OPENING OF flights are dlroct fi^om Now Poems were given by Mrs. York a t y to MaaHd, Romo, Dean Gutlirie, Mrs. Esther ^ r a u / y Paris or London, dnil she tries Moore nnd Mrs. Waldo Jones. .S a f a n < . to pick a different place each Friends ond family members 230 Fifth Ave.Eait week. attended from Twin-Fallfl,______In Tw in F a ili— ;— Cover girl pretty, Glcndn Pocatello, Flier,. Gooding, oppeors in an article and pic Shoshonp. Tyhee. Rupert, Tueiday thru Saturday tures in the.July, 1070, issue of Sandpoint and California. "Blnnco y Negro/’ ,a Madrid, Waldo Jones was elected Spain magazine, discussing the president nnd Mrs. Moore was inaugural proas flight of the 747 nomed socrptary. ComMlttoe ' to Rome. members In charge of'Thi^-1 Her experiences, hnve been reunion were Wnldq Jones. M rsr ~ great and the interesting and Blackwood a niT Kathy Jones. world-famous people she's mot MIDI LOOK FOR FALL 1970 has been added have been many. One time as Termites have, been on cnrtli to Pendlelon^Woolen Mills line. This wrap midi her piano was preparing to taxi S A L O W for more thnn 250 million yonrs, out to the runway for .takeoff, in authentic MacFarlane tarlan is used with rod says the Nntionnl Goournphlc, crepe blouse. (UPl) slie and her passengers saw a PHpIVE733-2321 747 Immediately catch fire os it landed. This was the first PftETTV GiENDA W/rCHAEl, New. York O ly, very emergency evacuation of one of onlhusiaslicqlly explains her job as a hostess on the large planes she had wit TW A 's n ow 7 47 . /Miss M ilch a el, 24 year-old d au gh ter nessed. Fortunately the fire was of Mr. and Mrs'. Dwight C. Mltchael, UOS Kimberly kept under control and all R o a d , Tw in Falls, was among those on TW A 's 747 passengers were evacuated Jaava.ural press llight lo Kamo in April. She has boon safely. Miss Mltchael received her visiting lamily and friends in the Twin Falls and- Sun training in Kansas City, Kan., Valley area this post few days. tlien went directly to Now York ’ Q ty where she started flying Glendn was graduated from Slic has been visiting her internationally for TW A on the Twin Falls High School and family and friends In tlio Twin 707s. When talk of the larger attended Idaho State ynivor- Falls.and Sun Valley area Uio planes became a reality, she slty. She was employe^ in Sun past, few days and plans to go applied for tlie 747 and was Valley prior to taking her back to Now York City Mondoy accepted imm ediately. She traininR in Kansas O ty. and be o/f for London Tuesday. spealu German fluently and has a knowledge of French. Knowledge of at least one foreign language Is a New Approqcli to Bridge prerequisite of tlie Job.Glenda resides in Manhattan with three Sdieduled in Fall Classes oUier TW A hostesses. \^en asked about salary siie noted TWIN FALLS - Mrs. counters arc tlilnklng In terms her job paid more than tlie Richard J. Cook, better known of tricks while wo ore bidding average for single women, but in Magic Volley as Mary, is and hove o fairly good idea tliat living expenses in New planning lo resume her bridge where wo oro going to get those York City arc sometliing else. classes tliis fall. tricks long before we seo tJio “The four of us pay MOO a Enthusiastic about a now dum m y.she explained. month for our studio apart approach she calls “The Jacoby agreed witli her and' ment,” she stated. Winner’s Way to Bid and Ploy," cncouraged her to "go to It." Mrs. Cook exploins it like this, Mrs. Cook hopes to interest "'nils method incorporates both beginners, especially young Don‘( liold your liiraili... the use of Point Count as couples, and tho bridge clubs to — -«i|iO\OLl l.U (Cl'l) - popularized by Charles Goren take advanced courses. and good old ‘horse sense’ --llonnlijlii ih |iluiiiiii>|' » S.'iOII Several years ago Mrs. Cook bridge which is familiar to the niillint) rflnid tnuixit xyslcin became o Life Master, an wliicl) |»rol)iiNy won't l>r im- old-timers who remember ^ m award earned after winning 300 Gordon." (irr cnn»tniL'ti(in until 10<2 Master Points In bridge tour Last spring when Mrs. Cook iiiici will Inkr n Consumer Informotlon Director Tlie West Bend Company Art Club Honors Couple Host A Mothers’ Coffee M r. and Mrs. Loo Mullins, ticle on 0 now original art called members of the Mary Davis Art “Roberts Birds" by Gilroy When School Bells Ring Club, were honored at a recent Roberts. It Is tlie creation of in s ‘'Ilnck-to-Scliool" pnTly* meotlng .of the group at tho bird sculptures in tlie form of T isn't for atudontfii It’s for homo of Mrs. Delbert Oralg. sterling silver art medals. their moms. The Mullins', who ore Roberts has served as chief A l)i)cl(>to-'ncliool coITcq, pioneers of this area, are sculptor'engraver of the United plnnnc'd for niid-tnoniinK: on tho (lay «iimnicrtimo hulpLTu tirn ,ro- leaving soon to make their States Mint. He designed tho turned to thoir ri((ntful cliiBn- home in Torrance, Calif. They portrait of John F ; Kennedy rooniH, M U S T auccaod. Motlivra were presented a gift. which appears on tlio United tifnervo n rolnxinir pnrty — nnd The art club' was organized In tho tliouulitful hoatcaa who linn* States h d f dollar. ora thorn will l>o woll achoolod in September, 1097, and Mrs. Rafreshments were served by nccoiiiduH hoforo noon. Mullins was a charter member. the hostess, assisted-by Mrs. ColToo. of cQurno, will bu tho Mrs. Q ’aig reviewed an ar Tom Ballard. ThB 3M "209" Aulomoilc Copiorwotka without poople 10 cut copylno coila, • loQcii itcoir up lo 200. oriQinalawiih iiaAulO' fontvired liovora^. ao brftw nnaili; Feod. plonty In your lorarfut Pnrty Pork. Sorvo 0 variety of fancy • makofi up to 2B coplea colToo DconutromnntK. luch or of onch, • v/hlppod awoflt cronni. acnldcd . milk kept hot on nn otoctrie • lo rd copiea into aota, trlvot, ond porhnpB cofifoc- And puls thorn tOQOtlmr tionori’ aujrnr. Propnye cofToo in soquonpo with ita Aulomatio ;cakn« ond itrudols n day ohond. Coliaior. • ready to bako as sucata bosin .ftrrivinjj, . If your bnck-to'sohool Rothor- ini( will ineludo more tlmn S«4 ;frionda. hirlns a baby alttor to ontortaln your Kuosta* pro-aclu)ol cliildron In tho backyard would Com» M d eomparef bo oapflflnllv thoughtful. (Room •mothorb could flronte enouuh uoddwin to laat all yoitr hy honteaaln^ such.ti corfoe<) In laiiy I'liiK}, Rbt lliu nurty mood •us uxircmoly tuaual, ao wnfurT' FINCH’S ;won’t fool prcBBurcil to 4lr«-hr Oji P h o n e 73?-3220 207 3rd A v c . K . .on a hurrlod morn. ■ ntAUiBQUOG&AMSCkk'' Twin Fnlli T«rlfl«g ; . 34 Tlm t«'N#wi, Twin l^ h o Su n^ y. Augutt 30. 1?70,. DISCOUNT PRICES EVERY DAY! ■V'!' Garden Fresh r Plu^p &. Meaty Safeway Superb 111 ■ f Tomatdes ^resh Fryers Ground Beef ■4 U.S.D.A. Inspected Buy Any Size Package You Need Modium Size MR. AND MRS. LARRY C. BERRY For Wholesomenew At This Low Price f (Ambrose photo) W hole Jill Brunzell Weds lb. lb.5 9 ^ Goldin Fancy Bananas RIpi . 1 2 " Larry C. Berry Sliced Bacon Z 78" Turbot Fillets . lb'. CallfornlcTjumboi 68" Cantaloupes (E aiK •' 30c) • 3,„89<' Frankfurters S;.". WENDELL - Jill Brunzell, A reception was held at tlie 59" Fish Sticks lb. 58" daughter of M r. nnd Mrs. D.A. churdi flocinl halj. Tlio serving I Brown, Wendell, nnd Lnrry C. California Oranges 98" tables were covered with white Round Steaks ula* ch.„. 1.29 Perch Fillets ' lb. 58" Berry, son of M r. nnd Mrs. C.J. lace table clotlis, crochoted by I 1 0 j : 68" • Berry, Twin Foils, were united • Uie bride’s grnndmoUjer,. n ic Chuck Roast . 59" Beef Short Ribs Lb. Horn* ' 49" In mnrrlngo in o double ring Ujroe-tiered wedding cnke wns Red Radishes Orewn iZ . 5" ' cercmony July 17 nl Uic Wendell topped with a mlnlatufo brldnl Canned Hams tlr.;,'' , 5 5.48 Ground Chuck "...M'ro^Lnd lb. Methodist Church. Rev. l«'o» Cct 73" couple, decorated wiUi green Bunili J Woodrow Harris offlclnted. and yellow roses, occcnted by Pork Chops firil i Ctnt*r Cut Chopt lb. Homa 78" Fryer Breasts r'i'.:;'""- lb. 76" F o r the canniellBht golden wedding bands and Crisp Cucumbers Gtown ...V U.S.D.A. ceremony, the cnndlcs were white doves. The cnke was Beef Patties Br«ad«d Fully CoeUd lb. Standing Rib Roast Clioita Horn* 98" lb. 1.15 lighted by two* of the uahers; baked by Mrs. Gerald Dun- Freestone Peaches Orown 24" I Tom Roy, Twin Falls, nnd Nick combe;, Hagermnn. DISCOUNT PRICES ^ Stephens, Rupert. Tlie guest book wns nttended' I f , Bartlett Pears SZn ... 24" Tlie brldo, ^iven in mnrriaye by Racquel Braga. Gifts were- I by her father wore n floor- Kr ;• ■ Thonipion Safeway Stores opened nnd arranged by C^atliy Deluxe Binder X ' loih 69" flenRth Rown of morale taffeta Fancy Grapes or Rtd Cardinal ... 34" Gilbert, Debl Gilbert, Carolyn I with a short train of the snme Trounson and Elaine Ambrose, Theme Book .T;,","l’„ Oollon ( Dial Anti-Perspirant r V-68" Cider Vinegar Jufl 88" Quart Saved $3.08 j ■ Kotex Napkins Cider Vinegar Belli# 39" 1 pufchoit of $33.32 my Qroetrlci coil J3.00 l«n X. 1.24 ir Saftway lhan at anollivr mDjor Pood Slor*. V 'i PrAcai*i/ac Sfrowb.ffy, • r i c s e i v e s Blockbi/ry. Soipbtify 78" Ground All Spice cZ", ' Vto*; 47" Mrs. Holon Skouson 300-cl. Provo. Utah y Salad Dressing ” ^.53" Scott Paper Towels Roll 41" 4 R»ll Safeway Discount Stores -Bel-air Raspberries ?,r.‘r ’X': 37" Bathroom Tissue J,;;* Pa{li 48" Pouf 'r a-ib. In All Of Those Towns: Bel-air Vegetables Slora Kg. 48" Pacquin Lotion 'Boito *Pocatollo For Eilra IOlj.01. QII0 Blacltfool ‘ Twin Falli Dfy Skin I omU 7 7 'Id a h o l^allt *M tn. Homo ■ B-tounT Rigby Ruport Hot Dog Buns Pack 33" Personna Biqdes PayoHo Burloy l-count Hamburger Buns Pa ' 4 \ Frozen Dessert Skylark Bread ■'.If Gelatin Desserts Lucerno'Ice Milk Crushed Wheat3 t- -S liSliced c e d Jell W ell~ Allfrult Flavori. 25‘ 12 S: r o s w s PRINCESS MARGARET, Ouetn Elixabtlh's younger lislar and third-ia—line^far lha Brilish throne, SAVE MONEY EVERY DAY AT SAFEWAY DISCOUNT celobrales her-40lh birthday. She ii shown here during a recent visit to the British Army Officers 1^ ^ Training Camp at Sandlwrst, (ilPI) .i.: professional }ob..But:h as that S u n d a y, A b g u tt 30, 1970 T l m w - N a w i , T w i n F a lls , Id a h o 23 one, his work has just begun. Vows Repeated Spurred By:Wealthy He iben' faces the problem of JEROME — Jane Freeman, gettihg rid of what he has Just Fair Bppth Plans Mqde >■ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd stolen.luisii. TW IN F A L ia — PlaiuforUie was In chargo of Uw builncn freeman, Jerome, became the Art Thievery Soars H ie best palnUngs are too I ? " '*•«" meeting, with >®s, McCoUura. ••'bride of Ron U Broker, son of weU-known to be resold In « w « W o i ^ o( the chaplain pro lem, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Daylor Broker, PARliS (UPD-Tlie abun Seated at the Piano," which the European art circles, »o the Virgil Malone, assistant guide Cralgmont. in rites Aug. 1. ' owner estin\ated was worth thieves usually resort to one o l-J J " * ™ “* dance of paintings by classic M n . Paul McCollum ta fair H ie double ring cantjl^Ught 1727,000. ' * two alternatives. 'M rs. Ivon Waring is dialr- and modem masters 1ji France booth chairman. service was perfohned by Rev. has made this country, a Flinch' police say 440 (paint Held A i Hostage _ . man of the conunlttee maUns . John Stepbert at ,tb« First, favorite target of sophbticated ings were stolen in.France in First, they can hold the for the fair booth. Presbyterian Church. The art thieves. 1069 alone, and that worldwide paintings hostage, and demand church altar was decorated Ever since Leonardo (la art thefts amount to some $18 ranaom from the companies with two lai'ge baskets (Ulod Vinci's "Mona Lisa" was stolen million tost every year. Which have insured the works. with bright^lored ilnnlas and frbm the Louvre Museum bi Serious Situation Lloyd's of London has become baby breath. The candelabra 1911, art collectors' In France Ih e situation has gotten ao accustomed to such transac held orange tapers and was have lost millions of dollars bad that owners of Important tions witli clandestine art accented with noriil greenery. ' worth of canvas to burglars. works do their best to stay dealers. The pews were decorotcd with The latest big heist here, anonymous. Close friends arc Because masters' paintings In baby sdnnlas and white satin netted an estimated tl.6 million asked not to talk alMUt the France are alt catalogued and ribbons. worth of Impressionist paint collections, and unfairtiliar visi registered, a painting cannot be The bride, given in marriago ings from a chic -Paris tors are discouraged. sold to.one of the 400 galleries ■ T -' by her father, wore a gown of apartment near the Opera Hptise The owners cannot. be too In Piu'is, for example, without a (Sorganzfl, fashioned with short Aug. 4. Five- Renoirs wore cautious. In the Aug. 4 raid the certificate proving owneraliip. ■ puff sleeves, a high Victorian among the 17 paintings stolon, burglars, appeared to know Ih is obstacle often leads, neckline and a redlngote empire Including Renoir’s ‘‘Two Girls their way through an intricate thieves to sell to rich amateur "A" lino skirt which was maze, of electrical alarms set collectors in foreign counb-ies trimmed with a chain of flowers iy)'o n doors throughtout the who . are glad to got o good . of Venice lace that contlnu^ to Interior of the eight-room price on a painting, and who Uic edge of the chapel tfaln. apartment. Nor were the ask' no questions about its ^10 carried a s i^ ll white White House biiCfil^rs lackbig In technical former owner. Bible and a silk handkerchief know-how. To short the circuit Police suspect dn elabdrato buy b ' which belonged to her great- on the main door’s alarm, Uiey underground system exists gront-grandmother and had Like Hotelr^ poured mercury over the wires, which connects thieves to little also boon^ corrlod by her and used false keys to open the buyers through a network of mother. lock. middlemen. Unless certain' Love ' Marcy Vnlentine, Crano,- To Julie "The burlgors were connois paintings were destroyed after Orc., was mnltl of honor and By HELEN THOMAS seurs," said owner Joan being stolen. It is conceivable from bridesmaids were Mrs. Edward SAN CLEMENTE, Cnlif. Chardenu, a descendant of that someone somewhere has ' Stover, Jerome, and Mrs. Gary (U P D — Backstairs nt the Wliito' French Impressionist painter amassed a fantastic secret Freac, Salt Lake City. The House: Gustove Caillebotte. collection of works by Rubens, garden' baskets filled with First ladles live In awe of the "H ie 17 paintings which they Rembrandt, Watteau, Fragon flowers and carried by the : ^ t o House, but when Uiey stole w e rr’Uib most beautiful ard, Goya, • Dclflcroix;“ V an" attendants were arr;>ngcd by i_^peok-of "home" it’s some and the most celebrated of the Gogh, Picasso, ond countless 733-5674 Mrs. L. W. Snnberg, and the where else. collection. . .Renoir, Manet, other paintings -that dlsap- . 647 Moln Ave. Wett bride's grantlmqther, Mrs. To Julie Eisenhower, the Monet, Pissaro. . . " peared mysteriously and were Ixonn Holmes, Salt Lake City. president's 22-yearold daugh After a thief has executed a never'seen again. Vem Gentry, Buhl, was best ter, tlie White House Is a man, with Walt KItson, ‘‘hotel." And to her predccossor Palisades, Colo., and U r r y Luci Jolmson Nugent, It was a Barga. Tw in Falla, as "museum ... a big white groomsmen. Tlie ushers, Grary WRS. R O N t. BRO KEtt elephant." Broker, Craigmont. and Tim (Ambrose p/iolo) When Lady Bird Jolmson Freeman, are brbthers of the spoke of her "heart place’’ she BLACKER’S BIG SAVINGS bride and bridegroom. by small topinry trees made of Bums and Swanson, Caldwell, spoke of the L B J ranch. Traditional wedding music white pine concs covered with where the couple will reside. Tlie lovely white pillared was polyed by Mrs. John Steile. pink and orange flowers and A wedding rehearsal dinner mansion at 1(100 Pennsylvania Mrs. Don Jacobson was soloist, velvet ribbon. was hosted for the bride by Mrs. Avenue is loo lonely for most - accompanied on the violin by The bridegroom's table, LoHoy Craig, Mrs. John Wallin first families.-But the Nixon's Mrs. Ron Puppit. covered with lace, was centered and by Mrs. Rex - Davis, Mrs. eldest daughter Trlcla, 24, An informal patio reception with a floral arrangement and Ivan Stone and Mrs. Paul seems to be perfectly at home was held at the family homo. hosted by Ivan Stone. Malono.' in tliat historic sotting, and she Guests were welcomed by Mr. After tlio traditional cutting of doesn't mind being tliere alone and Mrs. Rex Davis. Mr. and the first piece of wedding cake, for several days. Mrs. Ivan Stone and Mr. and 'it was served by Cindy Berry, Tricla Joins Family Mrs. Arden Broeker. Gifts were Burley. Paula Malono, Jerome, While all other m e m ^ rs of displayed by. Sandy Prentice, and Mrs. Bud Amend, Paul, the first family have been here, Kimberly, with Shelly Dnvis poured. Women of. tlie Woman's .Sociaf £venti TVicio has been leading a very registering the guests. Association served. "private" life in the notion’s Tlie bride's table was covered The best man toasted* the The Odd FeUowis * and No. 1 house. She Joined tlie with white laco and centered couple from a silver goblot Robekahs will have a poUuck family this week. with a five-tiered wedding cake which wos engraved with the dinner at fl:30 p jn . Tuesday at . Mrs. Nixon's face .lights up decorated with orange and pink couple's names and wedding Uie Odd Fellows Hall. Those when she talks about her home, flowers and silver bells. The date. It was a gift from the attending are asked to bring a Spanish-fltyle 1340,000 villo on cake was topped with a bride's grandmother. The tlielr own table service. The an estate overlooking the m iniature bride and couple took a wedding trip to Odd Fellows members will Pacific Ocean where tropical bridegroom which had been Lake Wallowa, Ore. ^ furnish the corn and water flowers, and bougainvlllo bloom made by tlie bride’s grand Hie bridegroom is employed melon. The Rebekali meeting in abundance. " It ’s whore wo mother. The cake was flanked' with the accounting firm of will be held at 8 p.m. will retire,’’ she has said. Sylvania portable TVi A. Porlalili't itlnr I V’ I .ikr M ix lH C B 3 l w nh ViJii front In room lliJ' 102 Miii.irr im h u u 'v n .\ u u u !•) I’HK .iikIM IK I iinvriiii-iii t .irrvmg haiidli- Sem (U\\\ $359 95 H. Ki-nioti' • •Mitrnl imrl.ihlr lo lo r T V N'dw ym i I .111 uali It . lh (‘ lali’ shitu I!) Iii‘ii .111(1 luni yitur TV off without Kt'tdiig up Model CD H2W R uivr> you a hig IH " diu((i>nally mra^uri'il M'ri'vii and I'omcw contpU'ii* with rcm utc <’ C. 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Comet cumpfete with the Sylvania full funelion remute- says Mr. Dutton, “ but you can gel il as rontroi MtKlfl CFS74CR .. .HOW hot as you wanl il with no messing ABOUT around turning il up and turning it dtswn; YOUrtS? The way people around here ate chang ASK ing to electric heat, I .suppose by the u'me my great grandson grows up he won’t ABOUT OUR Call Idaho Power lor ffill Inlormallon, __ coali lo Inalsll and oparAle, plui plan know there ever was any other kind!” ning and llnanclng ha Convenient tDAHO: POWtR-«XMPAN Y FI.AMELESS ELECTRIC LIVING FOR A NEATER, CLEANER WORLD TIfnV'Ncw*. Twin Falli< Idaho Sunday, August 30, t970 36 Miss Marsh, Wdcome Wi»gon Sets Miss Edwards Redtes Vows Hayes Wed Fashion Show, Meet TWIN FALLS - Barbara l ^ e Edwards, daughter o f ,' TW IN FA LLS - W«Ieoma activities, bridge, pinochte, Mrs. Nadine Edwards and the' In Temple Wagon hostess, Mra. L. E . bowling, knitting, painting, golf late M r. Francis Edwards, and .and'sUlng. TWIN FALIi! - Karen Hinton, and Mrs. Leota Keener Larry David Prestidge,, son of --F u rt h q r Information con DeEata Marsh, daughter of M r. w ill fU rt the new year for the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prestldge» cerning tlie group con be ob and Mrs. Milford 0. Marsh. Welcome Wagon Club with a all Twin Falls, were united (n tained by contacting Mr«. Twin Falls, and Brent D. Hayes, program at 12:30 pjn. Tuesday marriage Aug^ 1 in rites at the Hinton or Mrs. Keener.'. son of M r. and Mrs. Ded’Hayes, at the Holiday Inn. First Baptist Church, Twin U w ls v llle , were United In A fashion show w ill be FalU. Offer* I deil marrla({o at tho Idaho Falls presented under the direction of Rev. Leslie Brown from the ,LDS Temple In ritos July 31. Vonnle- Wheeler from* the MANILA (UI'I) - I)nlu Valley Piristlan Church per Rigby Stake Patriarch, Popper Tree, with Dixie Ma|iiintilan, Inadcr <>f a {(uiig formed the double ting Walter Cloments officiated at Fournier, Marge Morris,: Pat of i>aiiditii in iIir IMiilippiiifH cercmony before tttro cathedral the ceremony; tlio brldo's Albers and Clarice I^slle xoiilheni frontier, haa offrrrd baskets of Majestic green , parents, M r.. and Mrs. J . L. modeling. to Hu^Audor on cnnililion - daisies and white gladioli, Morgan, motornal grnnd- Continued activities (or the PrARident Fenlinand E. Muwos flanked by brass candelabra irents of tho brido, Mrs. Welcome Wagon group include grdniA hiin-"ttinnfRty, ulMolnlt ' holding white candles. The altar [Qdlson C. Hoycs,'aunt .of tho ^hobbles, coffee hours, couples pardon anil full, protrrtion." bouquet was also green ' , und other close relatives • Majestic daisies and white of tho brUjo ond gladioli. Hie pews were marked occompanlcd tho with green satin bows. IT'S TRUE( YOU M/V H A V E A to.tho tomplo. . Given In marriage by ho»- LOW COST FACTORY BUILT HOME! After tho wedding, a luncheon brother, I^ n t Edwards, the was hostod by tho Ividogroom's brido wore a white organza over parents for tho bridal party ot taffeta gown. The bodicc MR. AND MRS. BRBNT D. HAY£$ Wolkor’s Cafo in Rigby. . featured a natural waistline C^cn house wns hold ot the ■ {Shig M orifa photo) trimmed with Val lace and a LDS Qjurch in Uwisville, July demi-bell skirt with rows of loco helpers. After a Wedding trip to 31. Among Ujo special guests Glaclor National Park, tho at the bottom. Her Mantilla Tlio bride wore an A-lino. «wero tlio grandparents of tho couple resides af936Vi K St., train was edged with mqjching sllliouotto gown of bonded lace bride, M r. and Mrs. J. L. Idaho Falls, whore tho lace and attached to a hoad- Joflturlng «n empire waistline, Morgan and Mrs. Nettie Pearl bridegroom Is employed. piMo Of organza leaves. She sabrlnliiicckllno and,long fitted JWarah. OUjcr out-of-toivn guests a miscellnneous shower was Homes carried a formal cascade of sleeves, fashioned by li e r attended from ElCaJon, hosted for tho bride by Robbie HAS BEEN-CUSTOM BUILDING THEM yellow roses and I v y . ------moUier. Tlib wrlst-lcngUi veil of Auburn, Fullerton ond Arcodio, Uveland, Kathy Tum or, M ary The bride's attendants wore FOR 24 YEARS I liridnl illuslOn was held with on Calif.; Salt Lake City, Utah; Alice Cook and Mrs. Ray M e-’ Kendra Wantenrlod, Twin organM rose ond seed pearls. Canado, and Lowisvlllo and Brido at tho Ross Cook CAPP-HOMES will rin>n» and trad tha Falls, as maid of jionor.and MR. AND MRS. LARRY 0 . PRISTIDCB L O W C O ST She carrlcd 0 formal cascode of horn* of your cholco anywhtr* . . , farm, Debbie Edwards, sister'of the Coldwoll.______residcncq in Tw in Falls. PINANCINO (Dudley photo) pink Karina roses and feothorcd lakeside, Bmall lovi(;t, clly or tuburbi T b rid e ; Sharon Edwards, sister- II iviilabli from CAPP< carnations with pink baby It's oBsy to own n CAPP-HOMEI Wo HOMES ind covtri iviry* in-law of the bride, and Toml and Twin Falls. A cousin of the A rehenrsnl dinner wns 80 thing WB do ifld lurniih, breath and pink satin ribbon. provido all archltoctural servlco froo. Toler as bridesmaids. Renae brlUc, Mrs. Goo Soter, and her hogtod by Uie bridegroom's Open House Slated includini complilt plumb- DUmo Cnrdwoll, friend of the Wo dolivor nil matorlals, orect tho homo Ini, healing, kllchan Nielsen, cousin of the bride, and children attended from Fair parents at their homo In Twin bride, wns modo of. Iionor. nnd onclose It for you. Wo provido all ciliinet ind ilictric Mary Sucher, cousin of the banks,'Alnskn. Falls July 31. finishing matorlals. You cnn do tho easy pickages. Brldcsmoids woro Mary Ann bridegroom, were can- The couple honoymoonod at Tlio bride was fotcd at sovornl flnlshlnn work yoursoJf. or subcontract I'tiompson, Botsy Hamilton and For Area Newlyweds and still save. You got a ///m pricp — not Annual dlelighters. Lake Tahoe and San Francisco miscollnnoous tiliowcrs hostel r v * % Parcantisi Peggy McCandless, friends of an ostlmato. David Rounds was best man. before returning to Twin Falls, by Kondrn Wanzetirled, Mrs. R IC H F IE U ) - M r. and Mrs. workers from Sunbeam Resort, Rat* Uie iM-ide, and Suo Ellen Marsh, Jerry Prestidge,' brother of/the where the bridegroom is cm* Glcnip Dossctt and Mrs. Willie McKinley Proctor, Rlchfidd, •Sunbeam, attended the lOO’s OF PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM sister of the bride. bridegroom, Paul iDodge and ployed and the bride will return Eslingor. • announce tlie marriage of their ceremony with a wedding Dost man was Dennis Lanny Sucher were ushers. to college. daughter, Claris Ann, to Tom dinner Immediately after at tho Your CAPP-HOME Poulsen, Lewlsvlllo, friend of Joan and Cheryl Toner, Wittlnger, Chicago, III., In an King's Table. rapratanlaliva ii:. Uie bridegroom. cousins of the brido,' were evening ceremony Aug. 24 ot An open house reception - t 3«nri tnayour FReeCATALOOl At a roceptlon held at the LDS Royal O atn j ' Pjf" lo fiulld io To Keep Cool? BURLEY COURSES CREDIT INSTRUCTOR DATE L O C A T IO N . Biology 120 — Biology & Man 4 Mary Ann Andei'son Wed., Sept. 16 Burley Hidh School, roopi'15 Englith 100 — Engliih Compodtion . 3 Staff TBA End Your Pliglit Today! Engllth 201 Maior Britlih Wrilert 3 Tru d y Haeg Thun., Sept. 17 Burley High School, room 14 English 221— Survey of Englith Literature 3 Lois Smith Thun., Sept. 17 Burley High School, room ,17 History 121 — TheU.S.to 1865 3 Robert Molon Tuei., Sept. 15 Burley High School, room 14 Mathematics 209 — Basic Concepti in Moth. 3 Thomos Willlami Mon., Sept. 14 Burley High School, room 14 Mothemalics g309 — Geometry for Elementory 3 Thopfioi Williams Wed., Sept. 16 Burley High School, room 14 BASEMENT SPECIAL Teachers ■ 1 PtycKology 111 — Introductory Piychology 3 Staff TBA Sociology 101 — Introduction to Sociology 3 George Ootinger TB A . • INNERSPRINGorFOAM Professional Preparoiion g442 — Audiovisual , 2 Cheater Cooper- Mon., Sept. 14 Burley High School, room 15 Education Professional Preparation 619 — Individuol 3 Stoff Intelligence Testing MATTRESSES Tues., Sept. 15 Burley High School, room 15 Vocctional'Tochnical Ed. 130— Beginning 1 Kenneth Light Applied Psychology for Vocotionol Intfructori y k g J io n q lJ o c b n ic Q lE d a a L — Public______^ . 1 John Chrlstoffenon Thurt., Sept. 17 Burley High School, room 15 Relationt for Vocational Instructors jllvL CLASSES BEGIN A T 7:00 p.M. (tISILESS OTUEttW tSE IilOTED) w i l l b « c o lla ic la il i « | | l i l r a H o n M l g h l . C la iie i with enrollrnent under 12 will R ag ular S tu d e n H ...... * 1 8 .0 0 p a r cr. hr. b » cancelled. Feet Irbm cancelled Mattress Parunt over 65 ...... 9.00 par cr. hr. claiiei can be Iranilerred to other C om pany ^ A u d it S tu d a n te ...... 9.00 par cr. hr. clanes or refunded ln-(ull. ^— FOR FURTHiBiilNFOI^AtlON COl^TACTs Mr. Deyla Lovi/dar ' Mr. Marvin Olaiuack . 326 2nd Ave. South — Twin Fdlls P.O. 110x494 ____Collfga STMulharn Iddho ____ ■ , itupert, Idaho ^ 335 8 ' . ' " ~ ^ ...... Twin falli, ldoh« 8 3 3 0 1 I firto id« M at H*nd*rMni tecond/ . Paulint eyram, ihlrd. < . Sund/y, Augl^M , W Omim„.N,wi, TwInV.II,, ld |.h „ 77 Moon rockel. vtrMcal Gooding «rr»no*nitnt Mrs. Ttd Otam b*ri, flril; Ida Mat Hmdn-ion. weond; Thtlma Butttr'i third. P ln t-an d r o iM .— Ida Mm Htn- dei'ion. Ilral; Pauline Byr«m> Winners Olad llm a. arranpamanl ftaturlnq ladlotui — Ida AAa«- Handtrion. CHINA O ilnn Jonet. tecond; Loin HnrbAuoli. Etihor KItller, loconO; bail — Carol third. RaoGoecknor.lirtl; Et||Tor KItller. Compolo, uncovered — Orphn second; inlormal docorallvo — Ira Moyer, Ilrtl; Addie Noilton, tecond. KItller. lirtl; Either Kliller, AND A POT TO COOK IT IN! Cream and lu g ar — Dob AAolIno, tocond'; Carol Rao Goockner. third. Ilrtl; Paulino Dyram, tocond; Nancy Hackney, third. notrcoIlecfIon"rsrAnriuaI tiahlla*" Cruol - Dob Moline, lirti; — Carol Rao Goockner, firtl. Virginia Carlun, tecond; Killy Dost collection (5) la r g e d a h lla t— • Pock, third. Etihor KItller, lirtl. Goblet — M a ry AAowory, I l r t l, A it e r i Edna Mullloy, loconrt; Virginia Lavender — NormA Wennitrom, iCarlton. third. lirtl; Viola Hainllne,tocond; pink — Jolly tiand — Helen Geltky, Ilrtl; Nova Dum oarner,Ilrtl; Ida Rickoy, Orpha Meyer, tecond; Mrt. W. A. tocond; Viola Mainline, third, lin n la i Pollard, third. Dahlla flQwered ilnnlat — Hilda CAN WIN! Milk glatt, mltcollanoout — nichelborg. firtl; Ida Rickey, Orpha Moyor, lirtl. tocond; A^urva Jamot, third; Pllchcr — Don Glaunor,- Ilrtl; Mrs. Florence Melllot. tecond; pompon — Patty Hooper, Ilrtl; Helen G o ltky, th ird . Hilda Elchelberg, tecond; Carol Rao Goockner, third; RotQ bowl — Edna Muflloy, lint Novelty types — Perilan carpet or and tccond. Salt dlthet — Mao Coptey, liril; otipperm inl — P a tty IHooper, f ir t l ; Ida Rickey, tecond; Sally Thomp- TKTWM Fills DOWNTO«VII Edna Mullley, tecond; Caro] Rao Coochncr, ttiird. . un , third. Sail and pepper — Mrt. Koilh Clark, firil. Tooth pIcKl holder — Virginia tecond. MERCmilTS’ ASSOaATKNI Carlton, flrtl; Mar(ola* Admire, Dott d lip la y o l large llowefod — tecond; Holon C b ltk y , th ird . Mrt. Ted Chambers, Ilrtl; Ida Vato — NanQy Hackney, ilrtl; Rickey, tecond; - Carol . Rao Goockner, third. Kilty Pock, tocon^, C an nat Miicellaheout, cloar — Manota Any one color — Either KItller, Admire;, llrtt; Mae Coptoy, llr t t . Invites you to iecond; Florence Melllot. third. Ro tet ,Oowlt — Helen Geltky, lirtl. One tpecimen bloom, while rote — /w'yjoon holdert — Neva Dumgar- Marie Nelton, lirtl; Viola Mainline, nor, lin t; Mrs. IHilcen M iller, tocond; Mary Duller, .^thlrd; tecond; M ri, Kitty Peck, third. vario g aled o r iw o lone — Mao ART GLASS-COLORED Coptey, firil; Hannah Cromwoll, Diuo g la tt — Dob M oiino. tocond. tecond; Helen Gorhke,third; yellow Cream and sugar, colored — Mao or cream — Either KItller, first; - Coptey, tocond. SHOP DOWKTOWK & SAVE Mary Duller, second; Roger Atoore. Hobnail, colored ~ Orpha Moyor, third; light pink — Qrpha Moyer, llrtt lirtl; Hannah Cromwell, second; Lam p — M rt. Llo yd AAolIno, I l r t l ; Mao Coptey, Ih ird ; deep pink or rote Enter as many ’ M rt. Hyrum Loo. tecond and third. — Esther Kistler, llril; Mary Opaline — Dob AAolIno, ll r t t ; and Duller, second; Harold Dutlftr, third. Orpna Moyor, tecond. third; red or scarlet — Mary ' and WIN PRIZES Ruby — AArt. W . A . P o lla rd , Schroedor, first; Mae Copsey. tccond. tocond; Orpha Meyer, third; Salin — AArt. Kcifti Clark, tlrtt; lavondor — Mary Gott, Ilrtl; Virginia Carlton, tocond,. Dob troplcana cr talmon — Helen Gorke, times as you wish! A^)lino, third. li r t l ; E v a AAooro, tocond; M ary ALL SUMMER! Tooltipiuck holdLT — Virginia Duller, third. All tickots dopositod botwoon Aug. 31 & Sept. 11 Carlson, Ilrtl. v Poace Rote — Dolly Miller, Ilrtl; Mitcollflnoous, colored — Mrt. Viola Halnlino,tecond; Mae Coptey, will bo oligiblo lo win Iho FREE one-half beef Lloyd AAoline. I l r t l ; P auline D yram , third. second and third. Peace Roto, Pink — Viola • to bo awarded Sept. 14. IN ADDITION, ALL Vatot — Orpha Meyer, lirtl. Mainline, lin t; Mary Duller, TICKETS DEPOSITED will have a chance I d win the Pilchert — Mrs. Ethel Heller, tecond; Ruth'SlovenfTlhird. n rs i. Poace Rote, Chicago — viola Opel Kadott which will be given as a grand prize In Slag glan bowl — Virginia Halnlino, Ilrtl. October. Carlton, Ilrtl. Florlbunda, ono tpfay — Julia C U T G LA S S Dalby, Iw ; Mao Coptey, tecond; Dowit — Dill Lewlt, llrtt: Mrt. Harold (W er. Ihird. Robert Scheonler, second; Edna Dott t h ^ y f iA ro te t (ono e a ch ) ol Mullloy. third. Cruets — Edna Multley, llrtt; throe varleniP"^ Harold Duller, AArt. W . A . P o lla rd , tecond. ll r t t ; AAao C optoy, ieco n d ; M a ry KITCHEN ARTICLES Dullor, third. Duller mold — Oernice Dranch. Colloctlon of one each tix namot Ilrtl; Pauline Dyram, tocond. varlotiet ~ Mary Duller, Ilrtl; Dullor paddle — Oernice Dranch, Gtlhor Kltlltr,second;M ae Coptey, I l r t l ; Paulino D yram , teco nd ; Dob third. AAoline, third Mitcellanteus Cifrnalloni — Edilh Faulkner, There’s Plenty of . Tea pot — Mrs. Lloyd Moline, „ : - - — ...... — ...... - firtt Wonnslrom, tecond Muinehe cup - Dr.nl 'Jonti.. - Hilda lirtl; Neva Qumgamor, tecond. Elcheibem (flrit;-Nova Dumgarner, Rolling pin — Paulino D yram , tocond;>Esther KItller, third. I l r t l ; Dob AAolIno. tocond; Mae Cushion mums — Ira Kittief, Coosey. Ihird. tin t; Either Klitler, tecond. Shaving mug — Mary Schmitt. Glorloia daisy — Hannah I l r t l ; AAarion L a P o rte . teco nd ; Dob Cromwell, first; Ira Klitler, second; AAolino, third. Esther Kistler. Ihird. Lion, cream pitcher — Elhel Perennial phlox — Mrs. John Heller, firtl. Marble, first; Pauljne Oyram, PARKING DOLLS second; Edilh Faulkner, third. Dollt, mlicellaneout — Dob Gaillardia — Ira Kistler, first; AAolIno. f i r t l ; O rpha M o yer/to co n d ; Mrs. John Marble, second; Merrllee Callen. third. FOR SHOPPERS Kario Rote Ooechnor, third; Clara Ttchannen, ribbon. Tuberous begonia ' — Sally . F L O W E R S Thompson, llrst, ‘ Arllttlc ArranoemMti Marigold, big African — AAerllee Table arrangement, nol over \7 Callen. llrst. Inchetlall — Pauline Dyram. lin t; Marigold, small — Mary Schrdbder, llrst; Patty Hooper, All entries are Ida Mae Henderton, second; Annie tecond; Ida Rickey, third, Dolton, third. Naiturllum -f Leanne Singer, Gr#ndmother'.s garden, first; Carol Rae Goeckner, second. O’ automatically eligible While the downtown arrangement of old fashioned Pansies — Neva DuMgarner, llowert — Ida Ma» Henderton, first; f ir s t ; AAae Copsey. second; Esther Marva Jam ei, socond; Carol Rao Kistler, third. Goochner, third. Double fringed petunia — Jean to win the beautiful area is in the process Harvest moon, arrangement* In Slone, first. yellow— Ida Mae Henderton, flril; Single petunia — Pauline Dyr'am, Thelma Dullor, tecond. ' first; Mae Coptey. second. of remodeling. Darbequo special, an .'edible Single petunia — Julia Dalby. new, T970 rhodel arranoement with or. without flrtt; Gva AAoore. iKond. floweri — Mri. Ted Chamberi, ASK FOR ENTRY BLANKS AT THESE DOWNTOWN STORES: f' First Security 6ank ' M acle's Boots Idaho First Nat'l Bank Red's Trading Post o fld d h o , N.A. TwinFalliBfanth* C ain's Blacker's B«rg'lniurahc« Artistic Beauty Salon Claude Brown Furniture .and Beauty Arts Academy Speck'sCafe Pannayi Edson's. Sterling Jewelry Co. Sav'iMor'Drug The Pnrlf Company Western Auto Co. ~Crandall Flower Shop D a> B Supply Sp en cer'i OKIc* Supply . Sears W arner MusliT Com pany Petersen's Western Apparel Shirley & Wyatt The Mayfair Alexander's ' Twin Falls Title a. Trust Co. FULLY LICENSED STATE Benne'i Watch Repair ' -M asoner Music Jensen Jewelers Rogerson Restaurant BOARD OF HEALTH Idaho Department Store . and Helen's Records a.O o ld e n R Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co. Roper’f B onania. B8‘ Store S h an e's AND MEDICARE - J. J. Newberry Crowley Pharmacy Sew and Save M&YElectric •' A nne's C asuals VERY ECONOMICAL RATES C loi Book Store City Drug SPACrOUS^ HOMEY Williams Shoes Duleh's K rengel't Price H ard w are C o .. . Petersen Furniture Zlmmei^an's SEE US BEFORE You DECIDE H udson's Summertleld B/B M a0el Tire Co. Kulb'aCafc ' "Bairiner t^utnirufa The TImes-News ' M UIGVM iEYlM NOR,H "■ ...... — WeHDEU,IDAHO 536-5571 as Tlm^t-Newt. Twin F^allt, Idaho Sunday, Auguil 30, 1970 Sawtooj^i H earing Testim ony KxcorplH from iRRlimony mibmTltinl ihiH w Favor Park: Baking for a natioiial park in the rapidly dlminUliing supplies of CECIL D. ANDRUS, former tribute to tho Idaho protect economic activity service employe: "one may service recreation aroa. "Politics bo damned. This Is Sawtooth area. good water soems of much more ' c ststo sbhator, Democratic congressional delegation that il already in operation." well ask, why are national "Wo are hero today to decide our small opportunity to do "Please, without moro immediate concern. Surely candidate for governor: Is now united in an effort to parks so popular? Wliat attracts (ho fate of one of Idaho's and tho something for survival." studies, give ua favorable Uiese waterBheds are one of our ,*'I support tho concept for tho bring'tho area the kind of JOHN H O R AN , Idaho Falls, an over increasing number of nation’s scenic treasures. Arid FRANKLIN JONEB, consideration. Our forefathers most Important assets, SawtooUi National Park and protoctlon It deserves." official of tho A E C ^ rts m e n 's visitors? Wiiy do modem day this may be tho very last chance representing' tlie Idaho Wildlife named this, beautiful and ‘ "W e urge you to take Recroallon Area. I support tho Dub: families Want their children to we have to enact some Fedoratlon; rugged slate of Idaho "the Geni wliatovor stepo necessary to. . crontlon of a park lor({o onouflh D IA N E B iL Y E U , Pocatello, ^ ‘‘Idaho’s finest alpine have, as oftqn'tui.^ possible, ,an meaningful legislation. Ttie ■"At the annuol meeting of the of Uie .Mountains." We must preservo:^cm In their present to protect this area of tho state senator: wildemoss area is well qualified outdoor park experience? Wilderness Society supports federation * last ■* March SawtoolhB but small cnougli to " I w>M)lo)ic4rtodly support the to become a nmional park ond "Tho basic drlvo behind this and .wholeheartedly endorses now be about fulfilling for stjito of purtty and would en- agreement was r e a c l^ and a future generations dur ntate dorse Uuiso measures which allow hunting, fishing, and plan for a ‘hatlonal (mrk In recreation area\ Addltipnally, objective is that iirgo of citizens tlio proposal." -esolution passed, supporting grazlnu in Uio loVvcr. olovntlon Idaho^l-Lcommottd Idaho’s .tills is tho only way to achieve to enjoy, while there is yet lime m olto‘Esto Perpotus'may It be most effectively acco;npllBh JAMES D. MAMHALL, Jto concept now being con- perpetual." Uiis." arons; conKrossion'a delegation for full protection and optimum and opportunity, a brief contact' Caldwell, president of Treasure .sidered. Our decision was lo “A national park would unitihg in a most farsighted recreational use for Uie Greater with some of tlio few remaining Valley Chapiter of Zero support a park that Included tho D R . K D G A R W A Y B U R N , oflaiatant professor toologyj demand a manngcinont plan program." Sawtooth area. examples of America's native Population Growth. Inc.: Sawtooths, White Clouds, which is obvioufily neodod if wo "But.to paraphrase tho words' landscapes. I firmly bellovo University of Idaho: : RUSSELL V rU.J BROWN, '"To insure that a viable Boulders and the Pioneers. president of UioQub: ..when wo reidizo Uiat most of arc to properly safeguard tlioso of tho poet, we need men to tlioso areas sliould become a president, Idaho AlplneXlub, remnant of what was once a "W o can, however, support . Ihe Sierra O ub has long our rivers and lakes are ' wonderful rosourcoa. And, a hnatcli these mountains, men national park." Idalw Falls: 7 ^ vast natural wonderland is imm odioto passage of tho boon concerned with south presenUy polluted or atrophied national park would benefit tho who will tiiko their placo In "The Idaho Alpine Club preserved for Its un)?aralleled delegation’snew bill for a Park- central Idaho, wiUi both s Uien it becomOi, apparent-Uiat economy. Dollars generated by history with tho Washburn p Ie TEB n. HENAUI.T, supports (lie creoUon of a importance to future N R A if,, and only U ^ i t itf mag^flcont wenery arid Us guch unodultoralod ecosystems a national. park would com party. I know you are such men Idaho, Holla Canyon Preaer- natiorutl pork-rccroatlon area generations of Amorlcana, wo amended to Include the o p ^ u n lt ea for outdoor living, sucj, ns the lakes in Uio White pensate for other economic and will lead tlie way to VOtion Council: complex in tho greater support the following: tlmt tho Plonoers and, second, It la "1110 Sierra a u b believes clouds sliould-bp protected to factors in Uic Ions run." establlslunont of tho Greater "Ttiere sluiuld be no doubt Sawtooth region of Idaho. Wo Sawtooth area as Amorica's that the Hells Canyon creation of a-national park and amended to delete tlie language Uial Uio true value of a greater Q,ford us moro%iformaUon so JEIUIY JAYNE,j)reflldont of urge that tho Pork-NRA 37Ui National Park." Preservation Council Is for recreation area bo effocted which gives the miners a right & w to o^ NaUorial Park and^u,„i „ e can better understand the, Idaho Environmental ■olegislation be enacted as soon as immediate passage of immediately. to permits'for the use of federal Recreation Area transcends the anti predict somo of our Council wiU» headquarters In possible." DR. JOHN H. MERRIAM, legislation to create a Sawtooth "T h is should include the lands as may reasonably 'bo J lla r . In the world today, the pollution problems." Moscow: president of tho Greater National Piu-k. Sawtooth, White Qoud, Boulder necessary to exercise existing .beouty of unspoiled nature is ______I______^JOIIN K. LO N G , Idaho Falla, becoming an increasingly rare "Park status for Iho spec Sawtooth Presorvallon Council "We feel, liowever, that a and Pioneer Rangea. The region riglita. LEGAL NOTICE official of Uie Notional Parka and precious treasure to* the tacular high country of Umj and a department head nt Idaho single bill is superior, to tho of tho Pioneera should be odded "This language gives miners and Conservation Association: 'Sawtooths, tho Pioneers, the State University: thrpe bills now pending in the in order to provide o more rights to use federal land which people ofthe United States.So is NOTICf: TO niDDGRS " F o r example, prqiXidlng the Tliu StAli.- pL,rcha!.inu Agent will Wliltc Clouds and the Boulder "We are In strong support of Congress In that It would more dlvocso and representative thoy do not enjoy under existing outdoor recfeation in beautiful Sawtooth. White Clouds, rocoivL- SLMleU bids <)t his ollice,. Mountains will afford the best Uie concept of a national park adequately provide tho ronuiant of what tlila region of law.’’ and unspoiled surroundings. >^nom 305, Statchoui^L', nai!>ei Id/iho Pioneer and Boulder Ranges protection of tho land.' There is and rocreation.aroa complex. protection that tho SawtooUi Idaho once was.’’ lleve UlOt tlio tuirk unlll: 2:00P.M. . Scplftyibur n. I970 with national park status would WILUAM C. ONWEO.ER, also much misinformation in For ajlminislratlve. efficiency Region deserves." com ply wo propose wiii bo IM’otect tliese mountains from Boise, member of the Idaho this regard. The belief that park and other reasons, we JOHNNY LISTER, Sun involuable to many mUlions of school nt cmoino. iu,iho. commercial exploitation Vond House of Rcjiresontativcs: designation will afford no better recommend tliat botli tho park BOYD MORTON, wostorn Valley musician: people now ond in Uie future It .^'Ihlr make possible control of their " I am in favor of legislation protection from mining than and rocreatlon area bo placed representative of the Wilder " I ’m tired of kid gloves and is primarily for Uiis reason Uiat Formr. st.nino condiiions, use. b y mountaineers. Port of which will place the White forest service admlnistrntJon Is under the management of tht ness Society: X, pussyfooting. Let's get the Job we urge tho estobllflJiment of n tho area, including tho SawtooUi done and gel It done now. The Clouds, Boulder and Sawtooth simply not true." Department of tho Interior. "The Wil^l-noss Society greater SawtooUi NaUoi ...... M m itiv e Area, aliould Im '"nie people of Idaho and the supports and'recoaunends that time when selfishnosa or greed areas In national park and and RecriflUon Area." TEO CftAMGH m ediately be. - designated recreational area status. Stiiic Purchasing Agvnt J O E BROW DER. Washington nation deserve notiiing less than the Sawtooth and Smokey or short-sightodness can bo PUBLISH: AUQUSl 27. 2D a. 30. 19;0 director of Friends of the wildemosa. the first rate protection which Ranges, the Wlilte Clouds and tolerated Is over. It’s now or Mining of the oroa will destroy MRS. C U F F O R D D O BLER , Earth: "B y designoting the valleys can come with the swift Boulder Ranges, and the' never. And Governor Ujo Salmon River os we know it Boise, presld^t, League of IN V IT A T IO N F O R DIOS wiUi Uieir lush meadows and SamueUon, however woU In- today. Women Voters: FOR PUCHASC OFREAL "People have been talking enoctment of a park and Pioneer Mountain Range be PROPCRTY AT PRtVATC SALE obout establishing a national partial development as a rocreatlon area complcx." established aa national park tentioned ho may be, favors " A few minors will find '"nto leaching, , - of , mlnerols NOTICR I5HEHI=DY GIVENthrtt park in the high country of national recreation unit, it unlta and that Stanley Basin and destroying a magnificent part employment but tlie profits will like lion, cobalt ond coppor can the undnrslgned will toll at private south-ccntral Idaho for more would be possible to control GEORGE F. BAGGLEY, adjacent valley and lowland of m y environment. I intend to go outside Uie state of Idalio. contlnuo for h u nd r^s of yoora S i' - "L than SO years. Wc tliink it's a further development’ and Boise, a retired national pork areas be cstabllalied as a park scream like a banshee. Since 1013 Idalio has been after tho mining luia ceosed. m ycrs, 411 west si>«m s i r » t , l o * Since wc underatond thot A n u cu -s, cainomia 90017, the ^ . I , , . . pArCL'Is ol real propnrlv cjojcrlbod molybdenum Is not in short beiow nn ihc bnsu 01 so«ud bids supply, wo Uilnk of no better received p rior to Auqusi 31, 1970. 5;00 P. M. Pacific Standard Time ploce to store it than un Tho undersioncd proposw lo accepi disturbed In Uic eorUi whore it tho hiol'Oit bid lor each pared bul Indians Say W hites Deserve H atred rc tu rv o s the rlQht to re jo a aoy and now lies. all bids. Terms ol the bid&ihall be no Mrs. Q oy by a movie company his hogan. Strips of mutton he "Tlie preservation of our loss th.tn 29 per CL-nt dovm In cash . -^Editor’s note: Earlier this miles from where the tourists Involuntarily from Uie tribal unconcealed and, to the Navajo, w llh ttic halanci* p ayable In not more which left It after filming a has cut from a sloughtered Bumrocr, President Nlxnii In n sit, al the base of towering group. And we must make It justified, thitn 20 y e a rs, w llh In lerosI at not western in the valley five years ‘ lamb hang on a pole that loss 1h.in 7'j per ccnt- THE EXACT spcclal mefiBnge ,to CongrcBfl Tliree Sisters Butte, Uie two clear that Indians can become Uick Of Concern? ago. Tlie hogan of mud was braces the ceiling. Tlie meal is LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE callcd for more aid to (he daughters of Mrs. Betty Cloy, independent of federal control Hie bltternbss is pictured in a PROPERTY COVERED UY THIS built by her late husband. Mrs his dinner. NOTICE MAY HE GUTAINED American Indian. U P l »en( 30, lie asleep in the twiiighl on without being cut off from factory worker ixi Shiprock, Cloy has never lived in i ’m Proud' FROM O'M RLVENY <. M YERS bul ncuiimnn Peter M. Kelly nnd two of three lieds In a shack federal concern and federal N.M ., who signals for a tribal is Qcocrally dcscriiu-d as loliows- Nez is a sheepherder. At photographer Joseph C. Mar Uiat is a duplicate of the one in suoport." - policeman with a piece of anything but a hogan. Slie's P.ircfl A . never had running water or dawn each day lie leaves his 4.icroparcL'l irt r>nnki arrA wilh 4 quette to the fiprawllng Navajo Uie slide. Forgotten People broken mirror to run off a electricity. Her stove is'Uie top hogan to tend his flock. He bedroom hom.^ on L a s t I'ofh ol Difl Inilion rcser\ntlon hi New Individual Worrleff Mrs. Cloy is one of 120,000 photographer. In Monument Wood Rivor of an old oil drum. She weaves returns al nooiT, when the sun P .ir c c l» Mexico. Arizoiio ond Utah to Mrs. Cloy sits on the 'third Navajo Indians living on this Valley, a Navajo answers a is high and hot, to lie on his 7 aero immprovi'O pared next lo lake a look at the Navnjo in' bed. She Is dressed in a dirty reservation the size of West reporter's question by spitting. at night by the light from a Porcet A on ttiv io u iti. kerosene lamp. bed until dinner. 1970. Kelly ond Marquette white .shirt and skirt and wears Virginia, bounded by mountains Frankie Todaclilne, a Navajo Parcf*l C Her most immediate problem “ I am proud to beii'f^avnjo," Lots S, 6. 7 orid 8 in lllo ck 41, traveled 1,800 miles talking heavy white socks on her feet. of tiie Continental Divide and ranger in the valley, says the QUINN WILSON V illa o e ol K ctcn u m , Idaho. is water. Tlie well, she says, is Nez said, ‘‘and the young ones with officials of the tribe and Mrs. Cloy, a Navajo, has an covering portions of New white man earned the bitter- Olds mAv bo Imttcrcd lor one or six miles away. Usually Mrs. are proud to be Navajos. But ..fliori' ol the piirccls individually or the federal govemincnt and annual income of $1,030. Slie Mexico, Arizona and Utah: ness. “ During every election." BEANS Uiey have trouble. TJie young called ivoiy and must bo AC uUb the NavajoB themselves. makes $550 selling rugs to In population, Uie Navajo Is Todachlne said, "the politicians Cloy pays her neighbors $3 a companled by a cerlllicd or week to bring the .water to her. ones have to swallow their GRAIN Lav»>ior's chccn m ih e amount, ol 10 This is their report.} tourists and the rest of Uie not vanishing, But in an age of come to the reservation and ‘^Bul Uiey wDnl away,” slie pride and ask for help. No one percent ol Ihv bid payable lo the By P E T E R M. K E L L Y money comes from^welfare. spaceflight and moonwalks, promise everything. But it undemuned. II lurlhcr inlormAtlon M O N U M EN T V A L L E Y . UUili Mrs. Cloy says she never- he's vanished from the concern never comes." said. " I don’t know where. How likes to do that." . NATIONAL HOTEL li desired, wrote In O'M ELVENY K will tliey know I need water Nez's words are interpreted A^YERS dt abovi- addrMS. allonlion (U P D — Tlie tourists, in snook heard^ Uiat President Nixon of most Americans. ■ Unlike some other minority BUILDING Oavid Watts. by Buck Cliambers, 05. Nez ers ond Bermuda sliorts, ait on wanted to do more for the Poverty among' the Navajos groups, many of the Navajos tom orrow ?" D A T E D . Ju ly 24, 1970 South of Monument Valley. grows angry when Qiambers. a IISMUnWest PATRICIA HALL folding clioirs in the headquar American .Indian. Her main is not Uie exception; it is the don't care if Uiey're assimilated RICHARD C OERGEN John Nez. 73. lies in nn iron bed Novajo, asks if he belitives he BURlfY, IDAHP 83318 ters of thls '35,000-flcre tribal worry is where she will get rule. It exists in Mrs. Cloy's into Uie white man's soCTety. A ‘ Triislee under Will.ot on a filUiy mattress. A .broken Is getting enough help from the O M O T b John E Hall, ducpasod. park watching n slide show on fresh water for her family for hogan. It exists in every, hogan Public IleaUh Service official P U B L IS H Auoust 16, 23, 8. 30. 1970 Navajo Indian life. Uie next day. scattered Uiroughout UUs park said. "Tlie Novajo has an down pickup truck sits outside federal govcrnmenl'. One slide .shows a young In a special message to of shattered red rock columns Inclination to turn into himself Navajo girl, dressed in a purple Congress July fl, President and high buttes that resemble and rely first on the tribe and velvet blouse, colorful skirt and Nixon urged that Indians be Ijroken teeth. ' himself before going outside to NURSES AID CLASS sandals, standing in front of a allowed to take control of And the fallout from Uie Uie white man." log lean-to. Slie Is smiling ot programs affecting Uiem, and reservation-wide poverty, which The shack in which Mrs. T h e JD S O O the camera but . the shuck explained: many tourists who spray-paint Cloy, her daughters and three WILL BEGIN .brings sighs of sympothy. "This, then, must be the goal Uielr initials on Ihe park rocks sons live is their summer SERIES-B “This is a Navajo girl." the of any new noUonal policy don't see. is- iiigh infant iiome. Tlie ciiinks between the WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2 narrator says, '‘Tlie house toward Indian people: to morUility, drunkenness, malnu- logs let in the evening breezes, LOADER BACKHOE behind her is called a hogan. strengthen Uie Indian's sense of trition. pneumonia, filth and, In the winter, the family lives THOSE INTERESTED IN LEARNING AND It’s one of the earliest types of autonomy wiUiout Uireatenlng with some Navajoa, ip^n'se of Ipur feel aw^ay in a conical mud Niiviijo .structures." his sense of community. Wc despair. hogan. Tlie thick walls of the- WORKING AS AN AID, PLEASE REGISTER AT Features . . . You do not have to go far must assure the Indian that he The combination of all of building keep out the told, from Ihe slide show to find an can assume control of his own these has bred a bitterness Primitive Living SKVVIEW OR HAZELDEL MANOR No! onfline flywhool horiopowor: 77.7 off-screiin hogan, Alx)ul four life wiUiout being.. se|)arated aeainst Uie while man Uiat is The log shack was given to Ooioline; j}0 Diosol Backlioe djggino OFFICE depth, maximum 17-ft. Two level bockhoo O N FILER AVE. WEST control, Sjnolo-lover loader control. Choice of tw o self'lovelinQ loader buckets, Ever Ride A Camel? Many Have! OR CALL 733-9036 SwinQ.around teat. Power Shift tront- mels were useless'in fighting Some of the camels were sold miision. Power steering— power brakes, Encyclopaedia Rrit4nuiica*UPI to the United States at a -r NO'CHARGE flat dock and.lorgo fendert. If you're* looking for a belter 'grievous sacrifice of 10 limes Indlan^^cause of their unim at auction to end up In zoos and way lo travel and you haven't its value." pressive 2 m.p.h. gall, - - circuses in California and tried the caiiiel, be tliankful However, the two officers Al Uie outbreak of the Civil Mexico. Part of Uie herd, •you don't neeci to— other soon learned the ins ond outs War Uie greol experiment was however, had wandered off Into ^ . i . . ' Ainerican.s luive. ^ of camel trading. Tliey loaded discontinued. Tho army had Uie Arizona desert, nnd even Jefferson Diivis touched off.a their ship, Uie "supply,." with 33 other worries. tually disappeared. U.S. caiiiei ca|M.T when, as one-humped camels, purchased SHOULD YOUR CHILD Secretary of War. he was faced for approximately $250 each. '• with serious transportation Al ‘ sea birth increased the problems that arose.diiring the lot of 34 by Uie time Uio ship PUY IK THE IBiOs because of rapid territor landedal Indiannola.Tcx., May O W N Y O X J R ial expansion. U, lQ5fl. A year later. 41 more According to the Encyclo- ' camels arrived on America’s SCHOOL BAND? paedia Britaniiica Hesearcli siiores. OW N BUSINESS Flaylni lit ■ bfnrf aHift mtny l»«ii«llli I* • GOV. DON BAMUELSON: thoughts would bo other than LEE BARRON, Corral: done by Asaroo at Its molyb Read by A1 Minton, head of the mine, should you, bi the crucial " A national park bi this area denum deposit neAr Bake Lake . / department of commerce and decision you must make at this would; if managed like other on Little Boulder C r ^ bebw developmoit.'Who said that *'lt time, .take from your children parks, do away with forestry, and east of the White Cloud b-mibmltted for the record aa and mbte the last wilderness grazbig, mbibig and hunting. A peaks: the oSldal atatonent of the and the Sawtooth Recreation new federal agency would be "O th ir types of ecological poaltlon of the atate of Idaho/’ Area'as It is today." bijected, bito the area; an study are planned. These will The Governor called for an agcncy 'which would not be co m M of study of and biventory • JOHN ROVETTE, Oayton, Input^utput study “6f all the nearly as competent to ad- of Gieomorphology, soils, Custer Cobnty commissioner: potential In the area under mbiister-the resources u the climatology, hydrology, "We are opposed to a lock up conslderaiion.’* He aaked that existlng'^ state and federal vegetation, wildlife . and "these bills (Introduced by of our resodrces from whatever agencies." recreation sources. ' Idaho's congressional agency, ’nicrefore we favor "Ttiese studies will provide only the concepts which CUPTON S. AND RUTH C. ^legation) be held in com background data so that nUne guarantee the multiple use M Y ER S , BeUevuo: mittee pending this suggested development plans can be "Should the p t^rva tib n is t economic impact study. program." designed to provide the least groups displace\ Idaho's ‘•With all the fatta before us, JOSEPH IVIE,. Dollevue practicable bnpact of the mbio with all provisions covered and economy? No I ) development on the natural busUiessman: . "It is economically onfcasible coordinated in the' legislation, "The very magnitude of the’ characteristics and ecology of much needless economic loss to see this vast area become a the area." proposed park and the nature of national park." and human suffering will be the terrabt proves the proposal avoided for the people of Idaho to be unreasonable. Our nation JOHN PEAVEY, Rupert, and this area." has endured by tlie principles state senator: LEW IS F . L E E P E R , staff VERNON F. RAVBN- and guide lines in the "First, I would like to endorse member, Idaho Farm Bureau SCR OFT, Tuttle businoflsman framework of our founding the biU establishbig the N R A as Federation: ■ and state r^resentativo: fathers, it was not designed for sound- and much needed "In our opinion the majority any one sbigle-use concept and I legislation. The five year of Idahoans and the bidustries “ A pai:k would desb^y more aim than it would create. H ic forest am opposed to the croatlon-pf a moratorium on the filbig of of Idaho prefer this entb-o area to bo designated* scrvice is administering the park." mlnbtg clabns is also a wise rccreation. We are of the recffialional ^source of the move. Itie national park bill I BOB HARVEY, vice- Sawtooth MouQ^ains with vision •must oppose for many reasons. opinion that a national president, T w b Falls Chamber ' and from the standpobit of a It effectively eliminates recreation area could promote of Conmierce: better managemeo^Tdieds. strong threo<8oason appeol multiple use bi the area." ". . . bo' it resolved by the including church camps, public "Surely tourist trade would Twin Falls Chamber of Com DON ' FREDERICKSEN, camps, huntbig, fishbig and not bo hampered by designation merce Board of Directors that Wood River Resource Area: of recreation area rather than winter sports. the Congress of the United "It is the unanbnous con . "Geologically^ the Sawtooth- park area." - States designates the Sawtooth clusion of the Wood River White Qoud'area will not stand Mountab) Range and adjacent Resource Area that the area bo overuse from any source, in> mountains and lands with designated a national eluding people. Historically the E D E L L IO T T , Burley, Burley significant recreational values recreation area, admbilstered park service has tended to Chamber of Commerce: as a national recreation area by the U.S. Forest ^rvlce. The concentrate people and semi- "The future of this area must administered by the forest \ ^ R A also supports controbi on domestic wildUife on limited bo controlled, but under no servico.’’ prospecting, sim ilar to the land areas. circumstances should this . controls u s ^ for non^rocious control be exercUed .by two "T h a t kind of mistaken JOHN A. DOERR, Twin metals." agencies of the government, the management or an over* Falls, president of the Southern park service and the forest concentration of people can rubi Idaho Fish and Gam e HILMER LINDBURO, servlq/i^ The park service the fragile granitic soil of the Association: Mackay: should Aot be considered bi this Sawtioth area." ______liWo.support-H.R.-6999-OC-S.- ___^ am opposed.to-thc creatlon- arear ------853 providing for the establish of a Sawtooth Park area, A L M IN TO N , head depart- "It would bo crimbial for the ment of a national recreation prbnarUy Uuit a park would tnent of commerce and people of Idaho to reUnquish all area. We. support S. 4213 restrict and do away with development for Idaho: rights to this area as they would proving for a moratorium on multlple-use of our r^ u rc e s . "We have two major studios if It becomes a national park. At mbteral land enb'ics and wo are An ec(ffiomy built on sbiglo use gobig forward presently, one by national park is much too opposed to S. 4212 and H.R. U not sufficient." the forest service and one by regbmented and bnpersonal, 18d00 providbig for the creation . private bulustxy, bi what we and the bnie character of the of a national park bi com E M E R A L D ISOM, rosldbig hope is a realistic attempt to area would be elbninated." bination with a national on the North Fork of the Big identify some of these wealth recreation area." U s t River near Sun Valley: producing, job producing “ It appears to me that many BILL BENNETT, potaibUltios. Before conunitting EDITH C. ROBERTSON, of the loudest critics of mb\big represcnUng the Pettit Lake ourselves to any additional resident of Twbi Falls whose and other non-recreational uses Home Owners Association: legislation In this area, wo parents opened the Qark-MlUer are trybig to ease their guilt for , "We believe that the multiple would at least like to have the ranch Sawtooth Valley: what they have done bi theb* in use co nc^t for this area of benefit of those reports on "... I would goon record’as own home states, by wantbig to admbibiterbig our public lands which so much time and money supporting a measure which, 'p U y the role of preservationist the best and highest use of our have already been spent." would create a national hero bi Idaho. n atural resources for the recrefitlon area for the valley "'nils is a game that U cheap DOROTHY L POVEV, greatest number of people." floor. I have long felt that giving to play as it only takes a sb «e n t Blabie County treasurer: tills area national park status postage stamp. It would be , " T o comBTrie the • forest would bi some way encroach more beneficial to these persons service and national park JOHN BRECKGNRIDGE, upon m y individual rights to if they would use this stamp service administrations as set Tw b i Falls, owner of a livestock enter the area when I am money toward deanbig up the forth bi the proposed nationar' ranch bi Sawtooth Valley; pleased and to go where I would mess bi thob* own area and let recreation — national park "I believe firmly in the choose to explore. Idahoans run Idaho." complex would bring un multiple use principle. "However, the past two years necessary and costly "With wise and careful i^ v e convinced mo that with the . KEITH WHITING, ituper- duplication of personnel and management of the land and its ddded number of people usbig vlsor of the Northwestern faculties and an undesb'able resources under the recreation this area, more regulatory United States Exploration opportunity for Inter-agency area concept we can make this conbrols will be needed if it is to Division of American Smeltbig conflict. area productive and useful for bo preserved bt its unspoiled and Rofbibig Co., who has had "I cannot believe your generations to come." wilderness status." overall supervision of the work Like To Fly Over Both Poles ? By MURRAVJ. BROWN sightseeing tours of major has more than 450 aailbig duration of the cruise. U PlTnvd Editor points ot interest and sIdetaHps. vessels and power' crulsera of "Generally speaUng, about N EW YO R K (U P I ) - A r c you to wild gamo preserves in all types and sixes available tor the lowest ail-inclusive cost per bored with doing the same old Kenya and vlUngcs In Papua chartcr In tho Atlantic and person for a week’s cruise can thing on your vacation? Would inhabited by descendants of Pacific Oceans, tho be as Uttio as I17S and thU you want to do something really cannibal hoadhuntcra. Mediterranean and Caribbean would cover everything, even ditrercnt? •Private'Yachts and other popular areas tor all meals, but It could run up to How would you lUie to bo one For Americans who would seafarers around the wojld. 11,000 per person weekly for the of the n ril American tourists to liko to sail tho seas In tholr Costs vary considerably, most super-elegant niotor yacht fly ariund the. world vis the "own" private craft, World . depending on tho aize and typo of all,’’ a release said. North and South Poloa? What Yacht Enterprises, Ltd. of Now ot yacht, tho number of persons World Yacht offers a special about, crulaing on a private Yoric could help. The company in the chartering parly and the all-inclusive package, begin- yacht through one of the Sevon nhig at 11,670 tor a family of Seas? Wont to go attor Dongal four, which Includes one week tigers in the Indian sub* Swedish ‘Mansion’ ashore In Grenada and one continent? week aboard a 40-foot motor HiM e aro only a (ew ot the sailer with private crew unusual vacations botag ottorod Houses Hooligans crulaing through the Grenadhie by tour operators and others for Islands in tho Caribbean. STOCKHOLM (b'W) - Hie wild parties and drive souped- Americans tl< the time, Ih o rate Includes full m^ld Swodlsli govcmment'has come up cars with throbbing mutflors monoy and ap^it of adventure. and catering services at a up with a unique answer to Its and loaded with chromo. Tlio The North-South global tour, private home overlooking >a problem children — tho noiso of their ,cars is bad billed astheflratofltaUnd,waB beach in Grenada and ail meals unabashed heliraising enough to ti|o general public put together by HonphiU World ashore and at sea. Tran "raggaro" — by giving them a but tholr tendency to moke love Chiiiea ot Los Angeles. It In sportation to and tram Grenada cludes a visit to the U.S. Naval mansion away from public eye indlscrsotly in public places is and e a r.. a little tw much even tor la not hicluded. Base at McMurdo Sound In the Tho rogfiare, who. thrlvo on Looldng for tigera, leopards Antarctic. liberal Sweden. loud automobiles and free love, It’s not uncommon for police and other vtiid anbnal and bird Hie inclusive price for the 3i- have been a social problem In to break up swinging sex and life in the game preserves of the (Jay toi;r is to,7K> ptf person, not Sweden since the early 1050s. drinking parties in parking lots Indian aubcontinent is only one including transportation to or They number aeverai-thousand in the capital. - of the features of the “B^ond tram U s Angeles where the boys and girls In their jate ' (Tailed Togolhagen,' tho man the Taj" tour offered by flight originates and ends, teens and early twenties who sion was secured in large part Headquarters Tours Inc. ot New according to the brochure. But are out for— a. good . time— through a in-year effort by Olof York in cooperation wiU) Ab> each member of the party — nothing morer Moller, 47, an advertising man India.' . which will be reatrlcitd to about Authorities hope the delapi who In his youth was a raggare- Ihe 9May escorted tour, at M peraons — tillirecelve d dated 2ikoem mansion 13 m iles, like rebel. |2,M3 per person (ram New complimentary parlia aiid pair northeast. of Stockholm will York, include! slghtaeehig tours of mulclulis for the cold weather reduce public complaints aboilt of New Delhi and other fal' reglona on tl;e Itinerary. the youths' offensive iiehavior Ample Open Space s|)ola,suchulhe"plnka(y''of The first tour will leave Los In such public domain as Moller said Tegelhsgen would Jaipur and Agra with its Taj Anglea Nov.. II aboard a parking lota and campgrounds, have a large parking area tor Mahal, u wifl aa vUta to the chartered Oonvair NO Jetliner. the neareat neighbor is a halt- the raggare cars and ample tiny Himalayan klngdoma of Hie itinerary IndudA tilghta mlle away. open space to keep engine Nepal andSUddmTltere is a over the North and South Poles, Indiscreet Romancing rowings and blaring pop music boat ride on the sacred Oangea and atopovera In Alaaka, The term "raggare" has the from annoying anyone. Rlvar,gmia runs en tiu baeki o( Denmark, Kenya, Malagasy, American equivalent of boys in The mansion, deserted for 10 alephants, ' and 'te - MuiriUus, Indonesia, Paplia, automobiles "picking up” girls years, is in /bad (Usrepair. nminodatlDMl In the tonnar New Caledonia, New Zealand, walking along the street. Plaater la crumbUng, wallpaper psOaoe of the Maharana of Antarctica, Chile and Peru. Members wear long hair and is in tatters, 4he windows are Udapiu and the Haharajabla Ground excursions will Include leather clothing. They throw Jammed. former realdence fai Jaipur. . . .1' I '!>. I.,t ■ 'I ■ ' I. I . I N TtmM 'Nawt, Twin Idaho' ’ i^nda/« A u g u it 30, 1970 i»ASOUNE AllEY BRIDGE By Jacoby Artificial Bids This time Ira had tho strong hond. Jeff's response of two spDdor said,’ “ If you AMONO NBWDOKN GUPPIIUS. 'ths females outnumber the Hav^THeir Use do hnvo u weak two bid, lot's males by two (o'one, always... .THAT LIQUOR most often, ploy it there." By Oswald & Jom it Jacoby given at Clinstmastime Is scotch. ■. .DID I THLL YOU It takes about 100,000 iiouseflles to weigh a pound? .. .ANOTHHR Ira's two no-trump call AMERICAN WORD that's understood in Just about every .NOKTJI _WQa_lhc_thlrd_Btralirht .artiT languuge 1» "best-seller " .. .MOST OF THOSE- coffee cans * 1 0 7 3 2 ficlal bid of tho hnnd. It without keys are easier to open upside down. s V f l 2 said, " I have o stroni' h6nd ♦ ABO with n solid sovon-cnrd .htlart V * K Q J 4 ' .suit." ' ANOTIIRR LANGUAGE MAN - Never muslorcd up much W E S T E A S T interest in those tricky collective nouns - like pride of lions, 4KQJ4 . A0R5 They were sort of apolo- cldWder of cats, exhaltalion of- larks - until )im Lipton V 7 5 V f l 3 . goHc about Jeff's ti)roo-oliib developed a modern batch. Here are his: A trip of hippies, n ♦ QI0432 ' 4K JR .call. It a c t u 0 1 1 y showed trance of lovers, a giggle of girls, a shush of, librarians, a rise of ♦ 07.;, *108fl‘5'3 clubs.' Irn 's throo'spado bid miniskirts, ah invasion of Israelis and a flight of Aralis 'They’ll S O U T II (D ) showed the ace, invited a d ’o. ‘ 4 A O sinm mildly and . warnod V AKQJ1004 about t>)c diamond suit in WRITERS - Now that Erie Stanley.Gardner is gone, who is . ♦ 7 5 cnsc Jcff-wn's thinkini' about- left to write tho mystery stories? Only Agatha Christie, maybe * A 2 . no-trump. “ A magazine editor claim's his polls show. Mr.-Gordner wfs the Both vulnerable -most popular of .nil such writers. A. Conan Doyle, he says, WctI Norih I’Utt South 2 V ranked secoml, with Ellery Queen third and Edgar Allan Poo PflHR 2 A Pnsii- 2N .T , fourth. Doubt the veracity of thni contention, i/ers<)nally. Mr PilSS 3 4. PAAfl .1 * Gardner was the fastest of those mystery writers, sure enough, P ass 4 N.T. PajLfl 5 4 but as to the most widely rend, believe thnt's a toss-up P a» i 7 N.T. Pnw» , PflM between Agatha Christie and Geoi8Cl5^W non. Pa«8 Opening.load—4 CUSTOMER SERVICE - "Who first said, 'I zigged when I should have zaggcd’?" A. That wns a fellow nomcd Jack Wc didn’t sweep tlie boards Roper. On u ringside radio'&roadcast. After tlie great Joe Louis in Stoclcholm. The open pQunded him down in the first round. pairs was won by Austria and Itah’ cnmc in sccond i^ d third. Fourth place went fo A KINDLY CLIENT says Dixler’s in.Cp/lislc, Pa., is the Irn Rubin of Paramus. N.J., u-Tond oldest hardware store in llie nation! l>iit siie fails to playine with Jeff Westheimor name the oldest .ALREADY MENTIONRD the oldest of^Ntw Vork,. .surnnme in the whrld is Kniz. Dut failed to report that every-- Rubin is one of the ijrcnt man named. Katz is said to he a priest. .^IT'S-SIGNIFIC^NT , theorists. Some players think to demographers that mosi U.S. residents are civer 26, while ho would do better if he gave most Latin Americans are under 21. Highly significant up some of his sclenco for flying by tiic. seat of his LOVE AND WAR - Young lady, if you,could make use of pants. only one beauty aid, no more, which would it be? Lipstick? A ll conventions are Eyeshadow? Hairspray? If she were given this clioice, says allowed In a world’s champ actress Carrol.1 Daker, she would take a man. "Of course, a man ionship and Irn came up with is a beauty aid," says she. Good old Carroll Daker! I intend to a beauty for thi.s one. invite her to my trout farm for a free trout, if I ever get a trout Ho invented a multipur fa rm . pose two bid in anv suit but chibs. Tills bid would usually PAUL RICHARD wrote tills: “When the-rich assemble lo show a weak two bid in tho concern themselves with the business of the poor, It is called charity. When the poor nssemhle to concern tliemselves with the business of the rich, it is called anarchy " Your qucsiions anU comntcnis aie_\\:c!(nmcd^and-\vilLlic^ used in PASS IT O N whcrcvi'i posuhlc. J’lvase address your le ilc rs 10 LM . lioyj. V O Dox Am w tr lo frtviau i Puiilt Things of All Sorfs 37 S tin u c r 3B W rin k le 3Q Ru ccd 41 T V rc c e iv c r 42 S oiiiu 44 F r u i t d rin ks 4(1 Craziest 40 J n p a n e .ic c ity 53 N eKro t r ib f in Cum vroona 54 EiijoymcnU m onster 31Natlveo( SfljL-llyllkc' • H Sample w illi L a tv ia m aU 'rial Uic (onuuu 33 R id ic u lc d 57 A |(ea and atjt-n OServanLi who 35 W estern 58 L iv o r clvai' pots cattle ahowa bccrclio n (n rc h u ic ) •JO Open to 5'JUland (PY) lOHiiwaiiai) public perusal CO Fem inine prvcijiicu 43 Indian tent oppc-llution 11 A th e n a 45 E x iirp a t c s , r>I UttLTB ifi Guam, for B.n rooU in stan ce 40 P r ic s liy cu!\to 20 0 f K re u lc r of ancicnt “Rc_------V Medio 22 Ona'uern 47 Cain's victim 24 K n o c k s (D ib .) 25 W io K lik c 4H Dt’cr track 50 O p cra lic solo Z o lT lrid o l 51 Depend c a rrin i: 5 2 U d lize s 2fiWas painful 55 Kinu of- 30 Nm iticaltcrni Jiidah (Bib.) I 2 3 4 5 6 7 B r - 10 11 12 13 u 15 16 17 IB 19 20 21 n 26 ■ 2d 30 31 32 33 35 36 r - 38 41 ■II i' i 43 45 r 46 48 49 BO 51 52 bJ b4 ^ 55 56 57 50 69 60 61 faAJOR HOOPtE U' , n il 'II _ . . . f ' - Business Sunday* August 30, 1970 Tlm e i'N e w s. Tw in Pal(i/ Idaho Tbday ClASSIFIED ADS aASSlFIED ADS qtASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED ADS By PATRICK W. SULUVAN H l l p W o n l M l U H«Id W on l«d IS Farm Work Wanf*d Busln««« Oppertunlll«< 30 H«mM r«r SaU 5 0 t>or SoU - 50 U P lB u iliie tf Writer ALCbHOLICS ANONVMOUS, Twin DRIVERS WANTED appiv In WILL .purchase, ^eal etiale con- FOR SALE DY OWNER: attractive NEW yORK (UPI)-How P»ll« CauHhoUM. Wadnttday at pertofl. Yellow.Cab Company, 33) M e l Q u in to n . B u h l 54a-403<, tracla, truit deedt,* moriQBget. split level. 3 bedrooow batl^i, WHY?’ dMir prime gradd meat differ 1130 p. m . F o r F u rth er In- ^In-Aifenue Eatt, Fuirtlme irtomlngt or avaningi. O v e r tSiOOO p er c o n tra c t. A t carpeted, loan can-ba assumed al part time. , dltcoO nt. COM B17. B u rle y . Idaho. 'a^ 133,000 fof 4 bedfoeW end fprmwlon. 7JJ.4030. Ai-Anen 3rd CAREER OPPORTUNITY S»'4 percen t. VIB,400. 733 0417. b-om choice? F lo o r. 733-94Sr 3 lull balht, plu^ full llnliked.^' .B6ET TRUCK driver, S week run bM tmant,'lively towared ptf|lo, In what way does add^sp Tvw year paid tr'alnlng program, lubdlviilon. Phoni Mra. Patkett. DY OWNER: Three bedrooms E X E R C I S E tha, n *w w a y. Rant •tartlnp, Oct, lOth, mutt be upstair^, 4th In lutl basement. carpofl, drapai, and btjill'int, Interest for Initallment loana, eompleit ' - fringe benaflti. 733-S740 (anytime). Kllnke enarelM and hMhh wjiflpmanl deparidable, ISS-SASS.evenlngi. Fireplace, built-in dithwather. Gorgeouryatd,'lanced well lor- differ from almpld Interest? - A gency- Important aa doulile carport. Lot BO'mISS', One P'ivoty, (jflubU ■ i : 32 Tlme»-N#w», I win J-aim, Idaho Sunday. Augy»l Boys And G i|ls bikes Are In C^reat Demand. Mem4eFerSoU Form i For SoU 52 Comport ^3 Mobllo Homot 44 Hoomi-^Board ond Room 76 ^rm ImpUmoritt Slo C utlU Room for college bov, call 73i-}44/, WANT 4h« b*tl baroaln* In homei ATTeNTION RANCHGRSI C A M P B R S H B L L F O R l«no> wld« B A C K TO school sp e cial. 8 K 36' one T O F T P E R O E R DOX on 1961 Irf- year old. Large enough to live In, .DAIRYMENI Sprinoer helleri for ->«crMOM — ••rm i — rat>ch*i or Onciof in '0 bott iiocl( ranch dealt In box pickup Sl9i. Ption« 73) MU ternatlonal truck. Dick Rutledge, sale o r trade, 334'4178, 334 5188 tor SHOP THE WANT ADS and save^ small enougti Soo KOA, Mobllo Homo ^ar|(in 79 butlnMi oopoflunlHiiT t>« HijiWo*! tor JOOiloch cow*; Priced 0 Route 5, C ald w ell. Idaho. 459 9370, your replaciment needs. ______• time and money. turt to utl Jorntno 374 4IA9. ritfhl. Good term*. PICKUP, OVERSHOT campm’, TRAIUHR SPACE for rent, 135 a Geo« Larien Sale* Co, appliances, sleeps lour, dieclric MOLYNGUX , Machinery Co. HEGISTBRBD H B R E P O R D E d n a Iris h , 733.0882 (HvonvMS ISS3or934 S17I TRAILER: IS fool Cardinal cam- month. All lacHIHi's Includinu onaghan, Hager- lig h ts, oood condlik>n. Reasonable wasli house and stiowers. Call Vorr Tractor ropairino, all makos. HULLS, Ted # 334.33«, pinu trailer. New relrluirator. o>s , PItono 733 7547. man, 837-^M. B e th W ic k h a m , 733 547^ range , two gas b*Uiei. top shape, M o rley. 374-76SI. IIU IIL ISO a c re s , n a rilie a il loCAilori. See at Mdglc ValteV Motors Body ------— - PWONT-tiND bean cutter, lor ford, FOR SALEil.OOOColumbia yearling CLOONEY. voAr around uoufi WAlor. 3 (loinoii Mebilo Hemol 64 Shop or c a ll S43.44U. «79S. TOP QUALITY light weight calves. Qood cow’ bnrn. iiractlc^iiy rack BuHn.>..0<«lc. K ,ntair All. kind s. 1^ W est of Duhl on awes, near Carksf,.none batter In REALTOR trriT. tfl4,000, t'nrmori Hoally. H ig h w ay 30. 543-4766. West, call Prank &}msen, Hailey. Going To AAoicow For School? Bk44 6 i‘ M AM LETTE mobile tioma 17 K 3600 SQUARE FEET waretioiiso. Clyde Kasqrr,tan'83S-S173, 788-4335. A lso 1500 older breeding ilU i ' - . V K I. • y ■ Sunday, Auauit 30, W O -Tlm «-lNew i, Twin Falli, Idaho 3 3 Mutlcal Inilrumenti U4 Mutlcal Inilrumenti ' 12^ MutUol Inilruirienli 124 OarageSalee. 130 OoraaeSalei 130 A n ilq u e t _ 139 M Iw o 140 KING CORNET for u lt, exceilanf Y A R D S A L E ! Aug 34fh • 99lh. t-ASTTiRDAY Anll(|Uoc Chi. condition. I>tien« n4.5M > *Her HAND INSTRUMENTS, used and Purnllure, «i»lQUei« dlitiei and .T B n ts , SUBEPtHJG bej?; NEW Y«m *h» planoi; Used pianoftj Clothlno, toyi, dithet, m itc. An closeli;. I rounded glAts; dishef .. It* CUSTOM-MAoe kitchen cabinet ' «;00 p. m . Vox gulferi and amplifiers. KLH , new. Rertfal plan, rental appllei on m lic . It#m«. AAondeV and T u e id a y poKH, >^ivman Coleman »lovt«itovta «ndund I b H- — Auguit 3UI and September Ut tique Mwlng machine, Undervyood o lc. 370 S344: •nd cupboard compiete wltt* tink •fereo record player*. Warner purcliatp price. Conn ' Dundy ■ Urii», colt, air m attriitet. 4rom 9 a.m< to i p .m . at laM 9th lypewrller. )9Se VolKiwagen. S0« and faucet. 334-4431. LIK E NEW; Selmer cfarlnef. Coil M u slo ^ n t ShoAhOH* North. Selmer and Reynoldi. Warner POST «BO'S TRADfNO .S43S. Now tl3S. Phone 733.IMI. Muklc. 133 Shottione Norlh. A v e . B a tt. 3rd Aw . East, YOU HAVtiN'T Jived '111 yotj .. . been lioro. Pele Johnilon, 304 TIRED or HIGH OPPICg O w m I Th in g . To Cot . 133 WHY SMEbTGH? Keep cool Ihli A ulol For Sale 200 Autoi i^r'Sate 300 South WAdilngton (Airport ROAdl. RENT? SEE THIS NEW LITTLE A utot For Sale 200 A ufoi For Sale . 200 733 3J45. summer with a portable air GLADIOLUS lor All occA&slons, >■ FOR BETTER cleaning, lo keep rnllei south Motor Vu corncr, I. colors gloaming, uie Blue Lustre L * O u r usod'Car t^ock is deplelod Loon W rio h t, 733 747?, carpet cleaner. Rent electric and we aro willing to pay a pro* shampooer (1. GreenAWair*. Antlquet 139 mium prico for your utod c a r o n T A K E S O IL AWAy Ihe Blue Luilre a now cor trpdo-in. NOW AT our new loc.ilion Relics, WAV from c a rp els And' uph olstery. Rent electric shampooer. * 9 9 8 ' gills, Qcm mAlcriAls, boltlos. clccorAtive slone And wood Arco Krengel's HardvHire. Rock Shop. 1') miles wnsl of PauI on HitjhwAV 35. 4311 594S COBRA,CAMMfiBSwAv Come in today while there's still a good selection. We still hove unll. Johnson MoblU' DELIVERED SALLY'S ANTIQUES. 431) 5W0 Phone 733 6BI7. Round dininu lAblcs, chAir&. following units left in stock for immediate delivery. hutches, dishob. wASh stands, U ' P A R M A P O W E R bOK. silag e olher lurnilurc. t ile . Good u n ll. Phone 334 3B3B or 1-Pontiac Grand Pri» 1-Pontiac Lemans Wagon 1—Pontiac Lemans 334 3 m . 0 2 CYLINDER SUBARU 2~PontiacBonnevilies 1-Pontiac GHO 3—Pontiac Firebirds Autos For Sole ^300 Autoi For Sale 2-PontiacCatalinas 1-Pontiac T-37 3-rCadiUac Sedan DeVyies D 2 DOOR SEDAN 1-Pontiac Ventura 1—Pontiac Tempest 3 - 1 /2 Ton CMC Trucks D UPT0 66M.P.G. Cqll-tone of our l-31/2TonGMCHruck P hohe D 4-SPEED OVERDRIVE friendly sales 733-1823 Have You Heard! D COM PLETE PARTS ..M,I men and let him s iT v ic i* deliver a new BONANZA D G A S S A V IN G S W I L L MOTORS INC.. Burksy Idaho PAY FOR TH E CAR. Pontiac to your NOW D C H E C K W I T H O U R house for a prrM ‘Ml ownrrs. Has the most modern new ,1 , demonstration car facility In Soutiiern Idaho * Pontiac * Buick ride * Opel * Dodge - I Fall Prices are now being * Dodge Truck BOB REESE MOTOR CO. Save $$$ On A New 7 0 Itlnrli, 2nil A T u rn l-nlh featured at Glen Jenkins ■iOO i <•., So.. Chevrolet. BOMNZA Motors, Inc. h u rry l 325 Overland 678-9486 OF THE YEAR ON ALL CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS Truckt 196 TrucU 1961 T . m U 19A T.uclii ) 9 « SHOP YHE SALES LEADER and SAVE! ChWelle S3 396 Bucket iools, radio, lieator, automatic Ironim iitlon, console, power steering, tinted gloss, special instru* monts, stereo #366. 2 door hordtop, rodio, heater, 350 cu, in. V-8 engine, backup lighls, carpeting, turquoise f166. .*«VU'tyV iiW The best buy of the year 1966 Ford Econoline Van, Big 6 Engine, Std.‘ $ ig ’t r f Trans.;, Radio, Extended Body, good tires, nice ■ on all used oars is at ’OK j - . ■ corral located at East 5 Camaro *3346^* Rod, ralley sport package, outomatic transfpitiioii, 350 cu. m, V-B engine, disk brakes, power iteering, F70 Points. white sidewall tires. , / 'TO lm p d lci '64 Marcury '67Chev«lla 'TO Im palM Cutlomcoiipf, V«rn Cranirt dtmo. Commulor 4 door ilalionwooort, V fl 4 door iid o n, V-8 anQino. ou»o- Sporl iedon-4 door, ]3 0 cu. in V 8 lu ll/tq uip p td includino (octory air •nfline, oulomalic Iranimiiiion. molic troniffliiiion, powar tlctring, po w if ((•■tino ond b ra kfi. powar condillonino. very nica condition. non. pawar ttiiring , vinyl top, bair raor window. ad lirai, low milaoga. 1962 Int; Seoul 4 k4 Full Cab, hubs, 1966 Ford Bronco 4x4 Rooditer. 1967 Int. Seoul 4x4, foil cot, hdbi, W a i Huge Discount W o l Retailed good tires, hilcti, clean hubs, radio, extra leot, low ttillei radio, extra teal, hitch, $ 1 6 9 5 . $ 9 9 5 .... _ _ S 4 5 1 0 . '69 Marcury *680 --*1280'65 Falcon r:r «3680 '66Ch«v»lle •895' •1695 MonltQo MX DrouQ^'n. hardlofl,' *1685 4 door ledon, V'B angina, aulo- '68P ohIIuc Sport coupa, V-0 •ngint, oulomal- Malibu convartibla, 337 V-8 angina, motic *ton»miuion. radio, hanlar. C TO tiordlop coup«, V>8 engine, 4. ic Iranktnlitlon, power ifttrirtQ and oulomalic Ironimitilon, powar itaac- vary, very claon. brokat, (qctory oir. vinyl lop. Ing, powar broliat, Mlchlan Ijtat. ip a ld ironimim on, powar stearing, , buckal t t a li, ilio»p. W a t !2780 $ 1 09 5 *2380 ' 6 7 C h « v » I U ------^67liM |>ala^ Portlloe : ..... 4 door Uaiionwogoo. V-B"anoi ' 6 6 0 M ( Hordlc^ (oup«..V:B •ifgiha, Hand- ord Kanimitudn, oil vinyl iniarior. 4-4-3 Sport coupe, 4 ipe«d Irons* r Used Cars 734-2450. New Cars 733-3033 1 so 3rd Avanija Edit Op*H lv«Hin«a 'III 9 Cla«»dl Sundaiy . 7 3 s - i e i e Opan 8 a.m . fo 9 P.m. Weakdeiy* .CloM ci SuiHliiire / ' J4 TlniM -N»wi. Twin F»lli, (d»ho Surda/, Auguit 30, l«0 GET READY FOR SCHOOL ... SHOP THE WANT ADS FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL ITEMS. Beat* For Sale U 9 Motorcycle! Motorcyelei T ru ck i Tru kk* 196 MlMtfllanMUi SoU UP MlM«l(on*eue Wanted 141 Tru cb t 196 IS'SH iPLER built beet,grain truck 1A‘ D 0U !/U V tk l hoAl And Ird llo r.'l 10 196A HondA 450, c u d om lAnkt. tuned 'AS H O N D A 905 S cra m b le r, oood' I9A3 D O D G E powor w aooji, w inch, 1970 PORD F750 10 wl»eel, tAndem 9 « IJ L IN O L d U M r.uo»i CASH POM SCHAr> V iiT A t horiepower lnl»flrd moior, rant piuei. lop condition' 473 5761 Arter shap e, 7,000 m lle t. f a ll 336-4379. tnlco brAket, wArn hubi, trAnifef bed, good condition. Sea at PAllprn*. I69i. IIANNKH rUH d riv e , 18' beet bed,-'4,000 m iles.. Thompion manufacturlnQ com Coppor. OrAtt, Aluminum. unod C ondlllniv C a II 733 H370or 734- 6 p .m . CA(i>. fl59&. 733 7053. o (8,750. 733-5970, «' N IT U H E Tw.M Ffllk. m I4J1 Mfldlaijft. llAllorlM. I:lc. 3431. p a n y , Glenns t^erry, Idaho FO R ^ A L U : 350 M 6 H u it ln r, roAl J96I CMC Tondui’m Truck, new phnn« 366 3P-* • ’ • M. k O P P K L CO , . good ih A p e , S43-56a3 or 543 SA36. NOT HCSPONSinLE tor fllfjwfl U 7 > id Avmvfl^oih' lIRIDOeSTONE Molorcyclc*. buy • ur.iln. boot bod, ritar dump. C H H Y S L C M bo A lt And rn o to ra. **nnncin(| nvMiiMhli* H 7 " W i Auto« For Sate Aulol For Sale- 300 Cle.wed ftnv olhw w«v- reni MOST fifArcrAlt boalt. Cainpar trsllera mil - or trade. Repair nil mnkei. lor c lf - n ca rp e u . None.Hl 1q movn MArlav-DAVldton motorcvclat. Cyclo and Trfliler Center. Hluh- AccetMrtle* ft-RepoIr 1B3 JEEP OL’AOIATOR Pickup. 1955 .u rniluiT WiliflM HftfM. JKROMU lAAPLIIMnNT « ’ WAy 30, V i mllot Wnit of Hotpllnl. Ctiov 3 Ion And 195V InlernnlionAl?- MA'H N orih M A R IN A . - 733 556r.. rHCG.STORAGI- (or 3weeks wtille ton w ill) bulk beds. 3 1959 In- you- Are on vACAllon. Cell (or lftrn.nionAl 3 ions with hydrnullc W ILL bUV diri'Ct or Aorllon jyour delAllB. Century Automotive SAW M ILL l£OUin\M:NT lor furniiwri) .ippliiinci'!. odili & mull H O N D A S L3 S 0 . > 1800 m ll e i , dump iioiil bPds. SPECIAL FACrORY GET W tlAT you pfly (or nnd see if warranly. carrier pack, cuilom AAAChino, 733 5070, 631 W . A dillusn. Ni»w John Oonrn l=i h.irvo sln r Aml*ricbM' \ saw tmll witii Sn.ik.f Hivrr Aucliori. 733 7754 hulll, 15'ciJSloin hunt l»At in your . 4 lool d rtmeH'f crtrri.io'* leal. MUST SELL* (750. lee John Front ond And hrako serV/lco No. 15 A cho'ccol colors, (795. Ouy *»o l»»t AVAilnliin, trdciii' rlcctnc mofor, .>tu) Al Cmlury Automotive. MACliirtv. R Ic h A rd i, 1534 LAural 733-8001. . C am H.>; K k Sunctay, Autuil 30, TOO. Tlm «»-N«wi, Twin litaho M Turn To Today's WanluAds And Browse Wit 1 Ea$e .. . It-s Fun. CLASSIFIED ADS Truck i Aulot For Sal* 700 Autoi f p r Sol* 200 Autos For SaU I9M 9 Ion Inlarnallonal with Vnn Autoft For Sale 200 Aulot For SoU ~ ~200 AutotForSaio 200 Aulot For Sol* 200. * MakB olftr. Sm Gulf Serulci <^91011001- K lm b e fly RoAd, Phon< <37-4I3i. M urfao oh ., 19S5 P O ttD lru c k w llh h«v t)#d, alu> hoinwnfcd# li'allw Iwui*. Alter Tin N K THEISEIW ’S p .m ., 471 SJ05. INTERNATIONA., modol COF IDAHO'S OLDEST LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER 4000 0 tru ck Ira c lo r. IOw«ioelor . duni AKiD. w llh ilnopor CAb, V8 dioiel enaln». 13-ipood IrAn tm lulon. Ifkv ntw, pricod lo lell , Cflmorott SAlei, Inc., END OF YEAR— END OF MONTH 19M GAAC Pickup And. cam pH’ . W e put ourselves in inquir* Walnut. Close-Out Prices our. Customer's Shoes 19S3'PO RD •'j;1on. V-9, four ip w d . llk*n*wH re«. AIio, t9W Ford •-'i lon pickup. CAWipltlfllv • over On All Brand>4ew CLEARANCE ovtrhauled. 357 Ford motor. B3S- You'll Enjoy doing 53U . aMar 4:00 p. m . ' On All New and Used Cars on Our Lot IB' TRUCK QED, comUnatlon 4970 Mercury's Business Here!! por«>o> orAlni hay. Good condition. Nswly palntad. a79-SU4. 19M D O O G B Ion tru c k . Good con ditlon- Phong 543 SS34. ^ (IRAND NEW 1970 MERCURY COUGAR 1 door l M U S T S E L L 1970 D u ilo r 340. V# MAKEOFJER CLOSE OUT PRICE . aulomalic: radio, ditc brako^ * 2 8 8 9 ’ * 1963 CHEVRO IET OELAIR its Phono 733 4534. i, Y'® outomotic tronimitiion, radio. heotV . i)iitra dean ORANO NEW 1970 MERCURY M ONTEGO 4 door te- .. interior, runt perfect. 1967 96 O L O S M O O IL E . F u lly dan, ttock number C-83, medium blue-metollic, blue •-loqulppocJ, stcroo and nir con leather interior, Montego tpeciol action package, de- CLOSE OUT PRICE . *298“" ’ dlllonlno. Take ovor pnvmonts. luae wheel covert, while tidewoll liret. wall to woll Call 733 5178. (orpeling. automatic trnnimiition, tporl iteering 1964 f^ORD 500 town tedon, I locol owner, blue and wheel. W ot $3253 70. wMte. lull/equipped { 0 / 1 C O O OWNER SELLING- - *'69 Sudan OeViNo or '69 EIDorAdo Coupe. CLOSE OUT PRICE ..... u 4 ! ) Will (radc and (mAnce. 678 3563. CLOSEOUT PRICE , * 2 7 8 1 ’ ^ I960 VOLKSWAGEN. In good I966FO R.D CUSTOM 4 door, all over toft white fin- condillon. Radio, nearly new wtilfe HRANO N EW 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 4 door iih. luHy equipped, runt eicelleni. wall tirei. Call 734 U37. tedan. oil over toft linith, bright leather interior, oquippod with loclory oir-conditioninQ, automatic CLOSE OUT PRICE . l(nntmitt,on. power tteering, while tidewoll liret. ra *666“ SPiCIAl dio. tinted glott, .cleluie wheel coven, woll to wall 1969 FORD MUSTANG 3 door'hordtop, beoutilul - ■ T H IS W H k carpel, body tide mouldittgt. W ot $4030.60. Radio with rear ip eo U r, while brown metallic, white vinyl top, tport pocboge. I 07 local owner" look! brond new. — • - wo»-»ire*, tiir fondiMonIng, 4 wov- '68 BelAir 4 Door CLOSE OUT PRICE .... power teat, power windowt* chrome Stdon, one own«r *3281 lOO CLOSE OUT PRICE . *2180 wheelt, vinyl lop, power tleering,_and power ORANO NEW 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 4 door broket, electric trunk, ‘63 BelAir 4 Door ledon, ipeciol iport point, green pylon interior, foc- Clean otid >n eicnll*nl tliope lory ai'-condiMoning, outoniLilic Irontmiition, power 1964 O lOSM O DIlE 90 4 door tedon. n in, hat all power, really thorp. Iteering, radio, deluie wheel covert, wall to woll MADRON Sales S Service carpet, while tidewoll liret, body tide mouldingi. Eait S Point! 00 Wot$3924.75. n977-3S CLOSE OUT PRICE *584 '5189” '70 Duitc'f' Hi piTlormflnce'TlO CLOSE O U T PRICE . . OLI I 1967 CHRYSIER NEWPORT CUSTOM 4 door tedon. fnjtnc, J speed. Will l.ike trade (or beoutilul to ll beige linith, tan nylon interior, oulo- oqoHy. 733 7369. ORANO N EW 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 4 door malic trantmution, air-conditioning, power tlearing, tedon. midnight blue finith, metallic blue top, blu* power brokei, radio, while tidewoll liret, very nice V O L K S W A G O N B U S . 1966 w llh nylon Interior, tiock nurrber C -H 5 . loclory oir-con- cam per 733 6130 or sec al 24} 3no dilioning, automatic Irantm iinon. power tteering, to- Avenue Soulli. dio, while lidewall tiret, deluie wheel covert, tpeciol CLOSE OUT PRICE . .. *1865 ’ ' 1970 tpott point, W nt $4024.75. 1964 MERCURY Cornel Cohenie 4 door, thorp buck- 1970 Oldsmobile Delta tliin color, very clean interior, fully equipped nice CLOSE OUT PBICE 3377 * ’* ondjhor£_. $70COO Cuslom 4 floor hardlop BRAND NEW 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 3 door CLOS:g OUT P R ICE ...... J j 5 3 Tinted gloit. remole < 1969 QUICK Rlvlern, full power hardtop, unuiual tpeciol iport point, Sullono while, tleenng. power diil> broket, double belled while lime frott top. all green leather interior, 117“ wheel L'quipmenl, air conjitlonod, FM 1965 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 door Dreeiewoy, tidewoll tiret radio with rear teal tpeoker, lur radio and &lereo tape. U.CPOactual bate, J ? 0 hortepower V-0 engine, outomolic tront-. power tteering, power broket, outomotic tronimit- m iles, by owner. Phono 733 UuIff. miition,'power vieering, radio, deluae wheel covert, Kon, radio, white tidewoll tiret. very cleon unit. bo-hydromolic Irontmiition d a y s. 733 ?00e. evcningt.______• white lidewall liret, deluae interior. I9S9 RAMBLER American nation Was CLOSE OUT PRICE . *565"" W m wagon, economical, handy, 733- CLO SE O U T PRICE . , *2972" 4940. >5174" ’3 9 7 4 '4193“ f967 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 door tedon. tiren red '4U CHEV, Impale 3 door hardlop, finith, block vinyl tport roof, red nylon interior, block DOANO N EW 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 2 door c ie sn , 1 owner, 64.000 aciu a l m ile t. wall to wall carpeting, outomolic trant 336 4278, F ile r. ho'dlop. tiren red linith, red interior, block w oll to ir tteering, rodio. healer, white tidewoll liret. wall carpeting, 351 V-8 engine, aulpmoiic Irantmit- ‘ 70 C H A R G E R R T . 440 cu. In. V B, lion, power iteering, linled glott. ttyle Heel wheelt. •00 automatic, power iteerlno and while tidewoll tirei W ot $3739.30. CLOSEOUT PRICE . *1388 1970 Oldsmol b rake*, fA clory a ir . tfereo- 330 ^Luxury Sadan Heyburn Ave. West, after. 5 p. m. CLOSE O U T PRICE . . . . *3143” i\i w ell, not o 1970 Oldsmobile 44 -2 ’6} FORD Calaxie m 4 door, lop e atking. Holiday Coup* condition. ISOO 733 5567, after 6, BRAND N EW 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 3 door W a s ’6018‘ > 733 4005. Timed windthield,'rearview m lrrori, tpeciol rear hardlop, lime Iroit metallic, dork green leather inter-- CLOSEOUT PRICE 165 ; IroiHtmitiion, loctory * "" o ile , 4 tpeed thiit Ironimittion, tuper tiock P O N TIA C S j . white tidewoll tiret, power tieering, b U IC K S 1964 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 door tedon, automatic wheelt, rocket ralley poc, puth buHon rodio, led glatt, deluae wheel coven, body tide ’4788“ CHEVROLETS Irantmitiion. power ileeMig, radio, while tidewoll heavy duty rodiotor, vitor vonity mirror, motty. - . OLDSMODILES . I. Wot $3940 60. tirei. Wot $095. many other (ealuret and extras. Foctory oir-copditioning, tinted glott, power trunk, tilt tteefing wheel, ro CLOSE OUT PRl(^E . 485 CLOSE O U T PRICE .....*3291"^ * "" dio with reor tpeoker, 6 woy leot, vinyl top, power iteerirtg, power broket, chrome wheelt. belled while tid*«roll lirei. 1966 O lO SM O BIlC 4 door tport hardlop, toft beige BRAND N EW 1970 'AERCURY MONTEGO 3 door liniih, matching interior, foctory air-conditioning, WORKMAN hardtop, tpeciol iport point, beautiful interior, equip power tieering, power broket, radio, heater, while BROTHERS ped with outomotic trontmittion, power iteering. ra tidewoll liret, I local ovyner, very thorp. dio, deluae wheel covert, while tidewoll liret. W f|L PontiuC'Cadillac $3633.15, OMC CLOSEOUT PRICE . * 1765"" End Of Month Used Car Savlgs Rupert. Idoho. 436-3476 C LO SE O U T PRICE . , *2964"^ 1943 CHEVROIET 4 door tedon. unmorred *69 Mercury E.O.M. '66 Ford I.OJH. 1966 PONTIAC Lemanft, green‘ WHh •ry cleon intide. good tiret. wnlte Interior, t500 down, lakt MontBr«y.3-door hardlop Galaxie 500,.hardtop BRAND NEW 1970 MERCURY COUGAR, medium over p aym en ti, 733-S403. Sticker Price $1595 , . . . lime melollic, green leather bucket, teolt, lloor thifl aOSE OUT PRICE *350"" Sticker Price $2995 . . , «2490 *1180 .. OLDSMODILE 4 door hardlop, trontmittion, 331 V-0 engine, concealed dunI head- 1 . 0 . M . I.O.M. ve ry good condition. 733-1947. lightt, wall to wall carpeting, windthield wother, 1965 MERCURY Commutter tioiionwagoi n red, '67 Muslans ^66 Oldeknobilo red interigr, hot a hard to find itondord Irantm it. bockuplightt,E 70liret. S000083 Fallback, 2 + 2 98 C o u p * 19tt FORP Jdoor hardlop. VB, )n. power tieering, radio, heater, nearly new tiret. power' iteei'lifd' and brAkei, CLOSE O U T PRICE . . . . Z 5 6 Z Sticker Price $2395 ...... f Me# $1995 aulomalic, air condlllonlno. 536- *1880 *1S63 2151,______BRAND NEW 1970 MERCURY COUQAt) 3 door tport C LO SE our PRICE . * 1288."' '68 Buick 1 . 0 . M . '66.l*aHllac I.OJH. 1964 J E E P WAQonoer, 4 wiMOl d riv e, hardtop, midnight blue metallic.,bJue leather bucket 31,000 actual m lloi. Excollenl teolt, tIock number X-14, lloor thill mounled Iront Wildcot 4 door hardlop Bonneville hordtop condition, 733-1636, miition, whit« tidewoll liret, wheel coven, w oll to 19^4 CHEVROLET Impolo tlotionwogon, perfect Sticker Price (2 7 9 5 . . . Sticker Price $ U 9 5 . , . wall corpeling, deluxe interior. W ot 13448.50. throughoul. luMy powered, lookt brond new: *2266 *1000 TH ERE IS A REAL BUY tor you in 1 . 0 . M . I.OJH. .today'i Want Adt. '68 Ford '66 OldeHiobllo CLOSEOUT PRICE . ’ 2891“ CLOSE OUT PRICE . *795"" Thunder-Bird Jelitor 8B hordtop 19U PONTIAC GTO, I14S0. Engine, brand new, tSOO down. Take over Sticker Price $2995 Sticker Price $1595 , . . . «70« month paym ent. Call 733 4IS7 *2390 *1180 o r 73J 360B. '6S Cadillac 1 . 0 . M . '67 Chryslor Coupe DeVille tmperial hardtop • Sticker Price $2395 *1770 Sticker Price $3195 *2550 CALL ONE OF THESE THEISEN SALESMEN 1961 P O R D VB Station Wagon, Mofo^ I-' • . and tranim liilon.e)icellent. 917 3rd ll.InBr.w n V 3 1 .a y 4 e ' O ..,o.-I>.y »JJ.4»IS . * n J y C « P |» l A ve . W ait, M U ST 8 G L L ; 1W6 C IC im In o , run% Joili Jorilln. y j l-a y o * D a v J O < U » n y il.y e O e DItll 0«v J.ram . good, 3 ipe«d, axcellenf buy, 733- IBW alter 5 p. m , . Ciolg biund... yi4.ai> e Larry ttbaugb y j]. 4 4 «T JuUiH«nlur< V llJllSt )«S4 D O D G E 3 door. V-S. au lo m alic . t ra n im liiio n . good condillon. 1940 Sherry Drive, 733 04)7^ ’ 19A1 P A L C o In w llh 1M3 M e rcu ry •ngint, New ilrei. t3»S. 137-MU, ' Hagarmftn. HUM t BU -X IVSl Chevrolet Sur- burban. 4.tptad Irantm ltilon. A ply Magic Vaiy*s Finest, Idaho’s Lai^est llrai. t3U. Hagerman. THEISEN MOTORS, inc BEST OUV IN TWIN Torino. S-door hardtop. V •warrantY. On* owner like new. Jo IllnaUi muii tall. U.49Si Phont 733-9450. 712 Main Ave. South '' . '■ 733-83 T c . M Tw in Fall>, Idaho Sunday. A u o u il M , 1970 SUGAR DAY IS MONDAY-AUGUST 31st 7 PIECE 444 Count Boys' BIC FAMOUS NAME HOSIERY CLUB FILLER SCHOOL GYM SUITS Seamlati Nylons ALUMINUM SET SPECIAL Includot T-Shirt & Ponli $ 1 1 9 SIT ora $2.00 . . I Avocado Groon PAPER BALL PENS College Rule, SPECIAL GROUP BLOUSES Wide Rule, Type REG. 87- VALUE r r ...... *3.00 Polyaiter * 2 9 .9 5 g y m Reg.M.19 SHOES ...... R»g. 69' lo $ 1 4 .9 5 . . . 1/3 OFF PETERSON’S PENNY-WISE LYNWOOD HARDWARE EDSON'S DRUGS BUD’S DUDS In lh« Lynwood ONE GROUP DRESSES All Cassette or 8 -Tra ck THEY'RE HERE! Missos' sizes PRE-RECORDED ^ Little Girls' ALWAYS SHOP SCHOOL SHOES LYNWOOD SPIRO AGNEW N O W 1 / 3 O FF ' Spcciol Group WRIST WATCHES CARTRIDGES Short loti-broken tizoi More Fun SUMMER PANT SUITS i m p p i N ^ And Better Buys! pr. ^ 1 4 . 9 5 NOW * 5 .0 0 1 / 4 OFF * i . 0 0 o . TWIN FALLS BARTON'S EDSON'S SULLIVAN'S HUDSON’S BANK AHD TRUST In the lynwood MUSIC the Lynwood In The Lynwood JEWELRY FALL SWEATERS FUN COLOR Bulky Knit 5^. IN. 1 100% Acrylic 5 Groat colors FILLED BINDERS AI.WAYS BEI TER BUYS AT Regular $2.79 * 6 . 0 0 * 1 .4 4 VAN'S ^ DEPARTMENT STORE Penny Wise Drugs SHOPPING CENTER IN TWIN FAUS ■ 1 B U G S BXT'N'N'V bsr Stoffel & XXeiinaa.lil ELMER'S SIGM SURE COULD 9TAMD SOME SPRUCIM' U P/ T W 1 5 1 9 siuuy/ xVe. e o r mo^e. »CM A B O U T UETTIM 'e o IWERE/ RDESTMAT |-CAW W 0TR&-THAM-I-W eeC>/ ------5 -W ITW -3-bl61^0NB-BbAS-M M MAJCeAOU-PEEU-BEffegg L 'rOu'P PO MBA FAV^R ^ VER 0LUNPEP®US©.. P E R O U O ,^ A WELL, /or UEAsr T i M E S ^ ' IT W IU.KEEP UPMV < £ A \ < Z ? X j K ' M ( A U l- sr; . ' I . / CORRECT YOUR DRIVING, HAROLD. BUT YOUR TURN SIGNAL HAS 8EEN QN FOR THE LAST 23 MILES'" CA.PTA.XXO '-EA.SV^ lby^O i*oolEs-& ~X raiW irexi.ce H7...> / BA5V, KIWP( BBLIEV > 6 ^ B IP'RX&CTX mX s JVS x » o x » 1»y A.1 Verxneex* J v - ‘ W X N ^ T X Z B O P i » y Diels Ca.v-a.lli '../N D HOW IN A l=©V QAVS W E'LL B E GOIKIC3 lOOJQH^SCHCOL-. B l ' o ■ >■ ■- ; "by I»a,iirl G rriM qgle O tJR BOARDINGS- H O U S E - By Oriixi. Bra.na.^a.xi. >OU’E& PEADIM* VJHEM •>OU COULt? BE WORKIM’ A CUE 1 ~ THE BMmBSEtL w r ■' ...... i v W l3 § ^ NOW S£T O.UT-fHeEt a n d FlSMT VOUE OU KINS AND MANA3e f?/ / . DEAR POLLY—Snap clothetpmi moks DEAR POLLY—Mos^ cheap tjtilify very good miniature vitet to hold small brushes hove a curved handle to indi articrei vou are gluing, or even to hold cate the proper way in which the brush ' baby's bib in place.— JU A N IT A should be used. This causes wear on one side. When this begins to hoppen I reverse the shape, of the wire part of CROCHET the handle to give me double service DEAR POLLY—To mend holti in . from the bruih.— M ILDRED scr«tni, cut a pioc« of screen larger Eoiy>(o*Wcat than the hole and pull off about three viret all around to make o fringeliko 5060 A^J A T T « A C T lV tp o n H «uit» edge. Turn the fringed edget ot«a 90* Wd, 1282 with PHOTO G U IO t iim Ntw 5-i«j«-ia, butni'/i- degree angle to the patch, preis patch DEAR PO LLY— My washable Docron 40 Sn« 10, 32'} lockee over the hole with the fringed wire* knit dress was too short so I let out the and ponlt^ 4 ynrdi o> 45-inch. p ro tru d in g * tnrough-the u re en , and bem. I was lelt with a crease where the then bend them flat on the other tide. old hent was turned up. I put the dress vT. Th it it eaiier when dona by two people. on the ironing board, placed a pressing — MRS. P. ,W, cloth over it, sproyed the cloth with an nerosol fabric finish and pressed with X CliT A PIECE PROM TME the iron sat on "Synlhetics." It come VilHDOV/ #6R EEN TO PAT£rf out imoolh at naw.— MRS. A . J . K. the screeh D o o m DEAR PO LLY— I receivec/ three largo 1 ^ © both towels os a gift'. They matched DEAR PO LLY— If you need beige shoe my bathroom perfectly and I tried to laces there is no reoton to run all buy hand towels to match but with no around town trying to find them. Soak luck. I cut one of the large towels into white ones in itrong tea till thv desired fourths, finished the raw edges with ihade is occiuired.— M ARY T. seam binding th a t irone'd on ond stitched only ot the corners to avoid aio i » .lh PHOTO G UIDE it S .ie i 2J. 24, 25'», V. 29 ond raveling. Everything ji new'ond Easy Crocheting 31 inch«i Siir 24 inchii, l«i 8198 mUtcliei.— MRS.-B. J . - jfQtdi o( 4S-inch. 10!2-24!i Afghan tquorei ore set together to form this a ttro c tiv e jacket! Pattern I'* • DEAR POLLY— I make a note on the No. 5060 has crochet diraCtioni. Coiuol Look corners of recipes that lists special in- DEAR POLLY-Our fomily recenti/ 32. 34 and 36. ’gredients not always on bond such as DESIGNED FOR T H f H ALf-SIZEH , th i. lun[c oitil M n li took a vocotion, but since we ore a lel w.ll pleox' No. 1191 vilk PHOTO-GUIOC ii m New coconut, nuts, etc. I always con tell at large family it was neceisdry to take S lid 10' I le 24''^, bull 31 to 4^ S lit U ! j , buir 34, set a glance what I need to buy without' two cars. W e placed o blackboard ond 3*4 yoidi oN5 (b<»i, hoving to'reod th ro u g h the entire chalk in each car and found this o recipe, and perhops miss something.*— great convenience for messages ond TERRI things we wanted to remember, liko stops for food, gai, etc. When not in fiolly poy* « d e llo f it/M uim/. us* otherwise, the smoll children loved S*nd ihtm to htt, cot» tf thii n»wtpap0 f . ploying with them.— L. A . M. ■ ' M 'The skipper o Fm t6 low m i ON iTrte ’ - totem pole till someth/ns goe^ WifOMS;.. THEN H£'$ gUf^rogEP TO SE'A ^gACU; WKEg.’ H« s a-fter sowtethinV, W e'll just poke alon? Let's tfet our pdles ana nice and easy / follow h im J , Put the nam es of the o^bjec+s in -hhe wri-(rtcn A/)e^ riaht onder +o BZZOK BnMA^n by frixMk. cha^e MAP +o Fill, iij the bla^k spaced wi+h+he ryw bird. - — < J ^ P E A N U T G E E M U N S 2.DRMW K F^CE OW K PEKMUt WITH'BLI^CK IWlf. 7.PUMCH TWO HOUHS t h r o u g h NUT lUlTH A.KNITTIMG MEEDL-H. ' 3. CUT^TR.I^M GUl.^R h ; , PIECEOFREDCLOTH. . 2 \t i, ______TURiJ.CUOTH IMT0'/\ • K-lewsfh, , -J COME SHV^PE A^WD S 1 D E _ S , _ _ ^ ----- —-'som ef iwies swallowj/sh larger 4 SEW A EiEAD OR K SMA.LL ROUKJD BOTTOM t>iaM themselves and wus comtnit' suicide. , TO p e a k o f cap. g l u e c a p t o n u t Z: ______. ovc the acTObats of ■/■hebiW PUSH RIPE CLEAKIERS THROU&H h o l e s . "world. 5. CUT H^kJDS AMD FEET PROM SH^R(5#J GROSS tove7cte^^J AiP/ 3. The wajori-^ of- FELT OR HEAVY .CLOTH.GLOF CHICO/CALIP. t--pfeACE. LIBff/N o^ d OAMRTBum/, - ll've, m&sh.ctf THEM TO HMDS OF RIPE “•'Vsc^&SuffW/Ltf.cAUP. ^Y- +helr lives ot sea. ^ E W E R S . IF you U^ANT ------sleep vwi+li bllls’ cver +^lelVVl€Acls. IT AS A PWON- W y/i JAC/ 7 7i/t/(V 9MnoN3t/ :iNV h e k l y The Little-Known Nixon Brothers— CITIZENS’ ACTION B e t t e r Street Lighting Cuts Crime! COOKBOOK M enu for a D elicious Outdoor Dinner ONTARIO SPEEDWAY A N ew Playground F o r Car R acing’s B est . < JACQUELINE BISSET She Says It, Arid L ives It, AsSheSQ esIt f «Ask^Ihein% ili?s^ F O R ^JOIIN y O L P E , FOR NORM CASH, Deiroit Tifir/t' anil Irue to her own slandnrdA of (aHic, Yca. Hoth pilot arid copilot miisi hn Srcrrtary ol Transporlalian V'hy tloH^t you wear a decency, and inlelleci. licenBfen, and if the plapJi^requlrcH n Pl*fam Htimm th r utnteB ItatlinK helmet?— Pam f1i((ht engineer, he olao milat have a Fi-d- vohttre one r.an obtain SerbanleMj Rattle FOR ANOY WIUJAHIS eral license. a lelth- Creek, Mieh, Who Im inaide the bear fiut a tirivlHK Uat?— M. $uit on your ahouit anA FOR ]UARCARETMARG. ttORC, prr^i.Unt. ___ ilarfutr^ l^noktt l l « r - who ilreamed up the National Atiocitttiqn of hor, WJf. Vcmrn mi Cnnstrnctim • I AometimeH wear a hailing lielmnii eharnctt^ry-^l Mabel • Tliere nre none. Earh of llin 50 BlnlPh, hilt m ^••11, wliat is your real nain**, we per- wilh the neccHHory kilciien and bathroom siHtfd. Wliat dc» your frirnd>* call you? eepiipment, too, all factory built. Dr- “I->rgre,’* Marttball explained patienlly. (tending on tlieir degrees of akill, it's eiiiimaled that three men could complrio Matching Compolilorf Personality is a basic 400 aquare-fooi unit from a fuc- an importani faolor in ronlarl Hporta. J. Work Your Way lo Europo No ofTice formation, write Dept. FW, Ovrraeaii HoHwell Gallagher, M.D., Yale Univer girl ran romphiln that whe can’t afTord Travel Coordinator, Western CirlT sity, pointH out: "The lighter, younger a Hiiroitean vocation any more— not if P.O. nox 3241, Stamford, Conn. 06905. lM>y who has Mat and a will to play ia she liaH a Hkill and is willing to use IcHK vulnerable lo injury lhan a larger it abroad. Cairi ’ Iwjtweeu the age» of Owalonna'i E.G. Actor F.G. Ktarahall jiiii indilTereni and laokadaiaacal com iH willing to tell bin birtbdale— June IR, panion; Ko, too, the aggreasive and alert 191U, and hiu 17irthplace, Owatonna, hoy in conlrast to one who hanga hack Minn.,— hut all he'll «ay about hia name and haH his mind on other tbinga.^’ IH tlial E Htanda for Enigma and C aianda A cozy, liUU paper houte for Cregariouu. "And iI'r a real name Houm of Card Are you ready to live tory-huilt kit, iit 10 boum or »o. Actually, in ilRclf," inaiRt)) the «lar of NDCtv’fl in a paper bouae? Don't laugh; it may ' it's a giant version of the fam^iar cor d«wlor aeries, “The Bold Ones.” The Im» your choice sooner than you think. rugated Ih)x sprayed with filire-glaHH ^1 jgnirird, serious-minded Marshall atarted This one, for inKiance, won a Fibre Box coating. Tliia makea a atrong/ flamc-rc- e»ut as a night-club singer and guilarisi. Aasonialion packaging dehign, award lardant dauhle-wall, durable enough lo *i used the name ‘Marvin Magilliciiddy’ at a mmrietilion in Wanbington, D.C. last al>out 20 yeara, il's aaid. Not bad for fur a tihorl time," he tpiippcd to F a m i i .y Yen, real people live in it— adults; and a pajwr pad. On’lho’fob visit to London Wkkki.V. “A drunk in the audience wouhln’t let mo finiali my act until I told Family Weekly rh.N.v..pap.,Mai,a,h. Auguwtso.joro 10 and 54 can get ft job in I^>ndon, with UONAIO S. DAVIDOW UlAlkUW / UtH^giuo KJiUr* MORTON FIANK PwWJ.*,r air fare paid by the employer. They can ’ MAIiUS N. niMCUM Art D{r4etor even get Homo local couuHrling on how to W. MOB THOMPSON AUu^rtMno Dir0*tor ' M iu N ii DE PRorr y » a j:d iio r find a flat (apartment) and/or a room' A • v^•\^.' '’-..:‘nV:.v. 'Vr W*'-: - ■ V' > r . ' ' H ’».made'by"Sw«etHeart, expensive. ; •; '••’1^'^ .'.I';; ■ ^ •■ '■.' ' '* \ SwtiillMtt Sninli Swtiptlilui \bu may win JHOOO^ u ^ iiic r»i« «iM . ,: . ■ yc«Jr Savings A [ ^ ;Evarytlm« you ohoose a Sw^MiHaarJff.^, ' ...... produol„you gat fine fluall^. ;,.i . - S ■ iw' - v I; The little-ICnowii T h e President’s brothers, Donald and Edward, are my own life, keep my own buslncu, ond my endeavors separate ijnd apurt from that of tite President." . . Donald comments, "W hether cor rectly o r not, being closely related to tfie President requires one to do whalcvcr has to be done so that it will not Ite interpreted incorrectly. W e have our* own interests and problems, but to a lesser extent w e, too, live in a fish l>owl. ' O ne m ust bo circum spect, but. it is my philosophy to bo so anyway." D onald tries. A cting’as a specinl as sistant to the candidate during hin hrodi- er’s Presidential cam paign in 196R, lie had.am ong his duties the task of making arrangements to get some 203 Nixon and Ryan (Ryan is PAt N ixon's maiden nam e) relatives to W ashington for the Inauguration. The night of the Inaugu ration, before the Inaugural Eall l>eenn, Iks acted as Itost to a selected group lidward N ixon holds carving of hh famouM brother Klehard. of tliese relatives ond friends. Bui oncc tlie event faded into history, l\ c r e t u r n e d to his one-story home in Newport 'hen a lieutenant com Beach, Calif., w ith no desire to become W h part of his brother’s Adminiitraiion. mander piloting a helicopter Donald is an assistant to J. Willnrd on routine Naval Reserve M arriott, Jr., of the M arriott Corpora duty rescued two girls from tion and is a m anagentent stall consul a swamped boat in Puget tant w ith the Carnation m ilk and icc- cream company. Before that lie wns Sound, it made big news. It Donald N ixon, like Edward, tries to shun Presidential limelight. a vice pre^dent of Ogden Food, in would probably have been chai(;ge o f in-fiight food preparation. He just a local news story had the from tl»e tim e lie was Vicc President, tliat Richard was to leave our liome was olso m anagem ent staff consultant tliey felt the m oves in tlieir relationship in W hittier, Calif., to return to Duke • for Jessop Steel but resigned that poa pilot not been Edward Nixon with him were up to him." for tite fall semester, his dnd, rarin’ when his brother becam e President lest — brother of the President of Fam ily closeness w as made difHcult, to go and haling to be late, kept calling he be accused of conflict of interest. the United States. too, by the vastly different tempera Richard for breakfast. Out Richard At M arriott, D onald Nixon is involved A M arriott Corporation executive won m e n t s o f 'the three brotlten. Donald, didn’t answer. W hen 1 looked for him, In' food operations and franchising. viiiting scverni European countries re- who is 56, less than tw o years younger I found him hovering over Ed's bed. than the> President, is outgoing and Ed was still asleep." ' ccntly on a buiiriets trip for hii firm stocky six-footer, D onald is jovini, gregarious. Edward, who is 40, and and rcccivcd royal treatment evcry- W hen Edward was in high school, generous, full of quips, a great Itost, and was bom when the President was 17. wlterc. nut thii red-carpct deference Richard encourage<)~jiim to m ake extra always the hub of things. His home, is tight-lipped and introspective. As a doesn't seem out of line when it's un m oney by selling rides in his car. "It witli its four bedrooms, three-and-a- young man, Richard impressed, his derstood t}iat ilte executive w as D onald isn't fair to Dad if you don't," Richard half baths, living room , dining room, N ixon. President RicharfTN ixon's sec brothers as o loner— a thinker, and th& said. And, when Richard left for the back porch; yard and even an old-fash ond living brotfier. one tlie family always knew sonrieday Navy, he counseled, "Now, Ed, you ioned family room, is’ a lively place would'^be "som ebody." ' Even Aristotle Onassis, Inuband of take good care of your motl>er.” over which his wife Clara Jane (ncc tlte widow of tlw; man who defeated Just bef6re his nom ination, we were Lem ke) presides graciously. D onald’s brother in tlie Presidential race * l^ re have been some moments of in Ilte st\idy of the.N ixon's New York ^ At lu>me with Donald and Clara Jane of 1960, extendcd~lavish hospitality.-In intim acy, Itowever. Tlw rc w as tlie tim e apartm ent. Richard NixcMi pointed with are their tw o sons— ^Z5-year*old D onald. fact, D onald had never seen roses w ith ^ wlien D onald,' then a student at O uil- pride to tlw hi-fi set which Edward, Jr., and Richard, 18. "Dopny," who stem s x| Wttkiv, AugualiO, 1070 F a m ily WeekfyIAumud so. 1970 Nixon Brothers By FLORA RHETA SCHREIBER and STUART LONG proud— but openly admit they want to stay clear of the White H o u se (bey never m iu a i^tiner of tlictr as chairm an of the Federal Field Com In his shadow. TThe publicity Edward ther ond I could see from the first (hat bridge club, none of wiio«e m em ben mission for Development Planning in Nixon received, over t|»e incident in Richard was a gifted child. W e w anted ever matlc news or walked Uie red A l a s k a . Puget Soiind is rem iniscent of (he tim e him to be somebody. So did everyone carpet of fanoe. Altltotigh Eilward told the press that wljcn Sam Houston Johnson, LBJ'a in our family. M y motlior, Richard's ^ Dul that cariMt is laid otit for Donald he did this for "strictly personal rea brotlier, was involved in a trafTk acci Grandm a Milhous, thought he would not only oii a U uiness trip abroad hot sons." tlie W hile House explained thot dent in Hidalgo, Texas. Newsmen from I>e a preaclier^ I thought he w ould be at home. Tlie fraternal connection to llie real reason wos (hat the appoint every part of tlte country called tlic n musician, for he has a natural car the W hite House brings many invila- ment might nm afoul of tl»e conflict- Hidalgo police for details. for it. \yhen he was nine, lie himself tionn to Donald and Clora to attend of-intercst law pnsse President and M rs. Nlxot^ and daughter Tricia, at U fi, attend wedding o f his niece, Lawrene M ae, daughter of^htF'bf&Iher^JJonaldr^ at Newport Beach, C a l l / . A t r i g h t a r e bridegroom, Thom as Elm er Anfinson, and Donaid Nixon a n d w l/ e C l a r a J a n e . The Little-Known The P residen t’s brothers, Donald and Edward, are my own life,' keep nfiy own business, and my endeavors separate and apart from that of the’President." Donald comments. ‘'W hether cor rectly or not, being closely reloted to the President requires one to do whatever has to be done to that it will not bo Interpreted incorrectly.. W e have our own interests and problems, but to a lesser extent w e. too., live in a fish l>owl. One nujst circum sl^t, but it is my philosO|h F a m J / y W ukiy, A upiul 30,1070 Fam ily W eekly I Augunt so. imo Nixon Brothers By FLORA RHETA SCHREIBER and SipA R T LONG proud^but openly admit they wajjif to stay clear of the White House n » c y never mlu a meeting of their as chairm an of the Federal Field Com in his shadow. Tl»e publicity Edward j--ther and I could see from the first tlut bridge c l u b , none of wIiom m e m b e n i mission fo r, Development Planning in Nixon received over the incident in Richard was a gi/ted child. W o wanted ever made news or walked the red A l a s k a . . Puget Sotmd is rem iniscent of the time him to |>e somebody. So did everyone carpet of fame. AKIuxigh Etlward (old (Ite press that when Sam Houston Johnson, LDI's in our family. My mother, Richard’s But that carpet is laid out for E^riald he did this for "strictly personal rea brother, was involved in a traflk acci Grandma M ilhoiu. thought Ite would not only on a business trip abroad biit sons," tl»e W fiile H ouse explained that dent in Hidalgo, Texas. Newsm en from be a preaclier. I thought he would be at home. The fraternal connection to tlie real reason was that the appoint every part of tIte country called the a musician, for he has a natural ear tlie W hite House brings m any invita> ment might m n afoul of the conflici- H idalgo police for details. for it. W hen be was nine, Ite himself tiona to Donald and Clam lo attend of-in(erest law passed in 1967. T hat law It seems, nruireover, that the shadow announced 'I'm going to he a lawyer.* ” C alifornia political functions. It Is also provides that a public ofllcial m ay not is cast long before the brother beconncs W hile RIchard was studvinpr Jaw at reflected in DonaId's~home» where on oppoint a relative lo a job that the of- President. It is almost a rule, as Doris Duke Univeniity, Donald was at G uil the wall of a long hallw ay are clierished flcial controls or in which he serves. Faber notes in Iter book. "M others of ford Preparatory Scltool. There was such obiects as N ixon Inaugural m edal Today Edw ard is employed by a firm American Presidents.” that the Presi not enough m oney for both boys fo stay lions and a framed invitation to tite involved in oceanography projects in dent is almost invariobly the older away at scltool. One had to go back State D inner given, at Ow W liite House Seattle, W ash.->nefore ,heading mail brother and that the younger brollters to W hittier to w ork in the m arket (he for Prem ier Eisaku Sato of Japan. opem lions during the 1968 , campaign were pushed into the background by family owned. It was Richard, destined Presidential prestige also , shone on nl Nixon lieadquarters in New York, motlters who felt t!iat their first-born to be "som eljody,” who continued with Lawrene Mae’s wedding in the Pres Imj had l>een w ith the Pacific N orthw est sons would som eday be President. his studies and D onald, w ithout such a byterian Church at Newport Heach. Dell Telephone Com pany in Seattle »s destiny attached to him by the family, Calif. H er uncle, tite President, and her com m unications consultant. F iichacd Nixon was not n first-born, w ho w ent Itome. D onald w as a graduate w aunt, tlie First Lady, were present. So H e had also been em ploym ent super but at the age of 20 became one, in of W hittier High School, but ex c^ was her cousin Tricia. H er cousin Julie visor for Dell-Comm., Inc.. of W ash ctTcct, after tlie death of Harold. for a few night classes at the U niversity and her husband. David Eisenhower, ington, D.C., recruiting and placing W hen Arthur had died eight years of Southern C alifornia,.(hat's where his were in Japan at that time. technical specialists w ho serve as con earlier, that death had first stirred in educa(ion. ended. sultants lo the NASA olHce of manned Richard N ixon a determ ination to help The attitude in the Johnson household T he wedding became so much of a space flights. He has also l>een an as m ake up for his parents’ loss by m aking was much the sam e. Sam H ouston John public event that one man called the sistant profossor of naval science at them very proud of him . A rtlnir’s death son grew up living and w orking for (lie bride's father, pleading for on invitation. the University of W ashinglon. O n May quickened his already expressed need ^ advancement of his brother Lyndon, "I w on’t com e,” tl>e stranger prom ised. 7, 1969, he was elected Republican to succeed. Recalling the effect of H ar- ' which was a family ‘tonJ* It was not "I just w ant to keep (he invitation as state commi((ee man from Snohomish old’s death on her son Richard, Hannah until LIW moved into retirem ent, tliat a collector's item !" County, W oshinglon. Nixon once told us. "From thot time Sam Houston broke away. Edward Nixon tries to maintain his on, it seemed that Richard was trying President N ixon's bro(hers never even distance from the W hite House. D uring R ecently, Edward has retreated more t o b e i h r e r sons, striving even harder go( as cloM (o (Iteir bro(her as Sam ^ the sum m er, prior to his brotlter’s elec deeply within himself than even his than Itefore lo make up to his father Houston Johnson did to his. And (heir tion, he announced. "I have no plans introspective nature had hitlusrto al and me for our loss. W ith the d^lh presen( intention is to continue (o. s(ay for W ashington. Dick has his life to , lowed. A news story may put the spot of Harold, his determination to make away. They bold him in awe, and there lead, ond I have m ine." W liile his brother light on him , but Ite prefers privacy in us proud of him seemed greatly inten is plcasantness^o' ’rift. They have was President-elect, he told us that tite hjs beautiful tree-shaded homo, far from sified. Unconsciously, too, I think that m ade sacrifices in drdeV that their older Adm inistration contem plated a post for neighbors in a wooded area of Lyn Richard m ay have felt a kind of guilt brother could go "all the way.” Don him as W hite H ouse liaison w ith indus> wood. a suburb of Seattle. H e skis and that Harold and A rthur were dead and and Ed Nixon would nevpr find fault try, but that he hesitated about taking ice skates wi(h Q ay Lynn (nee W oods) that ho w as alive.** with Richard. G ay Lynn, his wife, who is a rfftrthe and their tw o daughters. Amelie. 12, H annah N ixon didn’t exactly predict, Perhaps this is the 'sort of family m atics teacher, aw ay from her classroom . and Elizabeth. 10. in line with the Faber formula, that devotion, sacrifice, and loyalty it takes He even turned down i»^30.000-a-year ilut no m atter how hard a President's her son Richard would beconte Presi to make a man President of the ynited post with the Commerce Departrnent brother tries to be his ow n m an. he lives dent, She said, however, that “His fa- S ( a t e s . ♦ President and >Mn, N ixon and daugftter Tricia, at U fi, atiend wedding o f M s hawr.ene M a i\ dauuhter o f his brother Dohaid, at Newport'Beaeh, C aiif.Aitjahtare bridegroom, Thom as Elm er Anfinson, and DomUd Nixon and wife Clara Jfm e. New Hose Holder Slimmer ( weighs loss than 2 ounces I and holds you and your hose ! (without garters!) in one ! smooth, cornfortable line. 'j The magic? ___ :.i Magic Lady stretches to three tlrhes its sizeTn both directions. 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And remember, thMa Sauna II and I owe it alt to Sauna Shorts. All Shorts are hot sold in ariy store. They ar« my ciothes look much better on me now, not available elsewhere—at any pricel They and I ieel great. I just wear my Sauna are available exclusively from SAIWA Shorts every two weeks or so now to keep SHORTS, INC. in an attractive floral in good shape (Literaily I). Thanks for print pattern for ladies and in developing such an easy way to siim down." handsome navy blue for men. HOW DO SAUNA SHORTS WORK? These incredible new Sauna Shorts are made of a - veritable "bee hive" of air pockets that combine the benefits of your own personal Swedish Sauna with an MONEY BACK GUARANTEE amazingly simple exercise plan—all designed to work So thoroughly cenvlncad are we that you will away your unwanted inches. Just slip into your Sauna consider Sauna Shorti tha most convenient, Shorts as you would any shorts, and inflate them with rapid and amaxlnaly affactlve reducer for ' the convenient, detachable air pump we provide you th'a hips, thighi "^and...... Waiatllne), wa art wilh (at no extra charge). Immediately, you'il feel a offerintII ywyou (rtle unconditional monay back gentie masuging iction, a comforting warmth and guarantee: unique support. You'li feei,these hundreds of tiny air Han or woman, if your total Inches-losi doe* pockets—each .with Its own individual pressure point not equal or excaad S to ( Inches In Just on* week, you may return your Sauna Shorts for —snuggling up to you. tighter and tighter. When you a prompt, total refund feel Ihe resistance is appropriate put aside the air So, If you want A sllmmar, trimmer, mora pump and feel the comforting sauna-like warmth and youthfully ileekTook new, order your amax> support these tiny air pockets bring. 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INa UM4M »• a n d liv es — it as she sees it ■DM ^ WUMfcM M ti*M tM«iv tm * w IM w •»* VM IM aMutKul Matwl Cwtdl*« M H«w« kM( 10 04 VM ' MMW (*M 10 undtM M h f t II Jy PEER I. OPPENHEEMER un ta U lUy* u* MO kAd |40 lor your lr*M4wV' - RMh IM C M ««t (lelow Iw OAMoMa 4«U1U M tew VMM M u a c*fl InHfi MO to SWO J.gcqucline Bisset got her only honest to spend as m ucl^(im e with fem inine, sensual, and refreshing— but him as possible. Why slioul^l carc a bit m eaty." first acting cxpcricncc in an who! people s*y7 I am not ioolang for It w as M ichael wlu> finally m ade her Amu lU ntM tti ««<«•, English boarding school kicks. Only f o f happincttir-and. to me. lose weight by pointing out that to l>e DW I m m * m M ad w . W ^^ince tlwn she has starred in "For Md wiU IMII you m KlUfCM CO.. u s •»om M.V. 1 4 W the First Tim e," “Tl»e W hite Ladder,” •'nullitt.'* "Airport," and "GraKbop- ■iTRAINTOBKA ■ per," opposite som e of Hollywood’s big gest names, including Steve M cQueen. ^ Dean M artin, and Diirt Lancaster. She HEAVY is now filming ‘'The M ephisto W al^'! . And for someone who' has gone so EQUIPMENT far so quickly, Jacqueline Disoci has one OPERATOR distinctive. unactre«sli|ce quality: slie’s embarrassingly frank and honesL. This L«am to operate Butldozflra. Jacf/MrlJne'/tissfl D/aglinM , Cran«i, Scrnpero, hohesty is apparent in all of Iter an and M ichof! Trencher*, etc., at cur m odem swers. her m anner of living, her whole Sarrailn .share (■elllty. A .hlah'pald oaroar li altitude tow ard life. a little "shack" o p e n t o In her first Hollywood film. ‘Tlie . atM alihu Beach. Sweet Ride"— lier costar was M ichael Caiif.,anddon't Sarni7Jn. with whom, site has liv ^ the care who knows. past couple of years. Asked if they are I cewsraMCTftt »c m m . fv/ going to get married. Jacqueline in I ttei HW. 1 t y m t . HteO. m . BMM sisted. "Everybody seem s concerned w ith I Ptuu Print I Name___ !______^______:__ whether or not I am getting married I A d d r « ii cAcepi me. If you love someone, it is I C U V ------Dog Nearly gives Vigor H e h e s M o re S ta m in a t o D e a t h E n d u r a n c e "/ ffiaujfh/ Wf'd hav* put Onlsy to iltfif, sht ■tuQfrftl ao fro m lorn * Le ss Heart Stress ilciiliiB s o r fs . I h a il alia u i Blvfii up frying Ihlngj »i7i/h I /omul Sul/oiUne. Tht llchtnjiJloppnl,sores •pon'i believe ft? ■wou h^fetl, hair grrw You WUL wh.n hack, nftsi you Jor Sul/oaHtr," saya you r« A n y o n o c a n b p n n I n s t a n t " P l u c k & P la /' zithor oxporti Romom> bor "Yho Third Man Thome!" Printed song chorts slip under the proper strings so you play fam illor songs im m ediotolyl Soon you will learn to pick out tunes . . . popular os well as original! Sot Includes 16x7 in. wooden zithor. three extra strings, two picks, tuning key. 6 song shoots and instructions. ZITHER SET ONLY $ 5 .9 BHfjhtly Hffhfed .xirect In Charleston, I K Va.. is result o/ citizen conipoign. [ 3 o you feel completely safe These minimum standards were scl up by walking at night in your neighbor- the Illuminating Engineering Society and ap- proved by ihe American Standards Associa hood? Would you, worry about tion to indicate a level of convenience and walking home alone after a movie, safety for pedestrians and drivers as well as protection againsi prowlers and other law 10-DAY NO-RISK COUPON TODAY! a party, or PTA meeting? Would you let your children go to the b r e a k e r * - - G R EEN LA N D S TU D IO S , 3024 OrMnUml eug., MlunI, FU. S90B4 Even main city thoroughfares, which de ---- #A0770 2ilh«r 8iU «' (Add po«l. •«.) store alone for you after dark? pend on light for evening entertainm ent, shop- Encloied chack or m.o. lor S ------To churg#. cJiecU cr«dll card If the nnswcr lo nny of ihcjsc qiicslions is 'ping, and heavier traflk, arc inadeguatcly 1J M ailer Charge , □ (lank Amerlcard D Olners Club n Amer. E ip re ii and fllwo A cct. f______"no.” it’s lim e you did somclhlng nboiil it. lighted in m ore than 85 percent of our citics Lorgc clticH arc not the only ccnters of and towns, according lo the Street and H igh NAl crim c loday. Violcncc is on ihe rise in sma!l way Safety Lighting Bureau. ' A D D R E S S . cities, suburbs, and Jow ns. Rcccnl FBI slatis- ‘'Light w orks against the crim inal in a num-: ' CITV______lics show iru: lushest increases in crim e in her of ways, significantly reducing his ad- the .past year— 15 percent— were in cities of varttages," says' New York Congressman 10.000 lo 25,000 people. Cities of-25.000 to Jam es H. Scheucr, w ho introduced legislation Now...Plastic Cream '50,000 had n 14 percvnt increose for all that estatblished the N ational Institute of Law ccipies lost-year and ri "23 pcrccnt gain in Enforcem ent and Crim inal Justicc. "It m akes Revolutionizes roblJcHea, whereas in citios- of 250,000 to c/cteclion by the intended victim and by pos- 500.000 robl>crics increased only five percent. sihtc witnesses much more likely and dra >Deiiture Statistics ftirther show that 75 pcrccnt of m atically, in^frcases the odds of positive iden all crinics take place al niglil, and two-lhirds tification later on.’*- Wearing ^ of tliese happoa^ ligJ'tcd areas. Arc your com m unily’s HlreeU adequalcly Ughled?., R presentatisai^^^cuer, author of ‘*To They probably aren’t. Only iwo percent of > W alk SircctK Streets SnfiHvT^nlsoSafdy7 says light is the For the firsl time, ecicnce now offcra more comfortnbly, too. It'a ao elnatic the residential streets in the U.S. m eet the a uninuc plnatic crenm thnt Iwlda you may bile hnrdcr. clicw Iwlier, most "cost-efrectivc” m eans availalVte for pre denlurca—bolli ’•uppcra" and "low- eat morv nnturnlly. accepted standards, according. to the Slreet venting crimc. "Clearly it is more efnclent era*’—na tliey’ve never been held The apecinl pencil-point dlHpcnuir and Highway Safety Lighting Bureau.’ This to prevent crim es than to rush about trying lieforc. I t formannelniticmembrane Icta you put Fixodknt exactly means that Iherc arc less than 100 out of t h n l h*lps M d w ufdtnlura lo llu to set m atters right after the dam age has been wtiere il'a needed. Rcaiala oozinK .18,000 incorporated. cities and towns with tialural tissuts ojyour moulk. ov«r and ffansinti. com m itted." H e also sliys that response tim e residential streets lighted lo a m inim um level It'a Fixoobni*—a revolutlonnry Juat one application may Inst for is critical. "In Ihe first 60 scconds. the odds diacovery for dully home use. So lioiira. Denturea that fit arc casL-n- of 0.2 footcandle average. dilferent il'a proteclvd by U. S. lial lo health. Sec your dentist rcHU- of capturing the crim inal drop from 100 to Patent #3.003.{Uifl. larly. Get caay-to-uac.FixonKNT Fixooent not only holds den- Denture Adhesive£^rcam nt all drug tiiret firmer, but it Itolda them countera. 14 WtekJy, Augu$tS(>, JD70 ou r cities are proving that NEW YORK DOCTOR DISCOVERS A DRJUUTIC NEW BREAKTIIROUGH TO CURE OVERWEIGHT. jUts Crime! laOOO PATIENTS LOSE POUNDS AND INCHES QUICKLY AND SAFaY WITH NEVER BEING HUNGRY. By BARBARA P. lOHNSON ‘I lost 85 lbs. of ugly fat 60 pcrccnt. In jiiRt six m inntes, it Itecom es totally unlikely thnt the crimc will ever be solved.” Last yenr 80 pcrccnt of all FBI Crim c Index oflfenics w ent unRolved. How can you deiennlnc if your community is adequately l i g h t e d ? va m B W KTMMW STtH V MW IIB T K NNOS ir n ru »QUT M OKT H UfS • W hen you look dow rrtlie street, does light fall uniform ly, ... u Mm... w u wcM nNe... ann iHciy uo or nrc there puddles of darkness betw een Hxtures? Tlie fixture should rcflect light directly onto (he street in j» cone shape, It i i M M * rf t in I I ti^rt Ml • llw yak M m «ta »ai Ifitlillilai || Mm il extending up and down the roadway. It should not be con- M i h i . TW tehr m h Hot h U kalftd 1MH m i« 4 H M l m m i It IM i l Ita Mlikt 'centrnted nround, the pole. N Ih u Hi|l< W iM ltt h ii. a n ti. DWdiii, Uh lib n M • Are new areas of town being developed but accompany* iri illtn (k M llmr ItM Ult b b te SvaaUy Ik lUki Ito M Ihy IiM. yu. tttu ing street lighting not keeping pace? In residential areas, light ■Mil M n HnHW I) Mm Mih a m w U - Hi o M h k iNri. 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Caso Soles - Service Shop building having business Your friendly and reliable place to I notentlalinverygoodlocnflon. Total T6rry Concord. 3 ADULTS. 3 or 3 bodfoom home. market your livestock. CATTLE P.UPS. mother, registered Clean with reasonable rent by Sepl. p rice - *32.000. OPEN: Australian shepherd, father. 7 Dayi o Week, Evenings b) 1st II possible. W rite Oox 16tr Wo speclallie in all classes or*t Queensland Dlu« W BSTBNDqBALTY T w in . I 110 Oroedw ay South Appointment — 733-3410 livesto ck. Heeler. Also two registered -74.3093. Ken Patterson. Broker Dloka At Addison. Twin Falls Liahl Indualrlal Gaulo. B9 FINAL I Duh. 543 4409 SPBCIALDAIRYSALB Each Monday starling at II A. M. REGISTERED TOY Poodles, Apartmonli— Furniihod 70 ( selling all my dogs and puppies at Hurry! Rodl Eitoto For Trado 53 CLEANUP reduced price. 1)09 Oak, Klinitorly. STOCK ANDPBBD6R SALB FURNISHED Apartmeht lor two or Each Monday starting at 1 P. M. 473-5432, V REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, I three, business cpilcao Qirls. 317 , lO V E LY Brick homo! Choice problem properties a specialty, by j ^4lh Avonuc E a s t, SjToedy Deetor. , . ; . , ‘535 SPRINGER SPANIEL purebred appointment only, Globe Realty, 508 Ford Rake . . . . , . 7 5 . For lulure marketing Inforhiatlon "puppies lor sale. 14 weeks old. localioni Low inferotl li- Phone 733 3633. M id Year Clearance Mall Clicin Sow . . . . . ‘ 75 contact us at Stwishone Sale Yard i Already vaccinated. .334-3437, nancing, Everything it set for - 886-3381 ^ % Je ro m r______THOUOHTPORTHBOAY IHC Boot Harvester . . ‘85 O .J . H a r r is — 884-3342 FURNISHED 3 rooms and bath a quick sole. 3 targe bod- When a man tellt you somelhlng lor Ford Beetor N o, 147*1 DIM H a rr is — 686-7516 AKC GREAT DANES. Poodles, SAU Absolutely adults only. Eldorlv USED INDUSTRIAL . ‘95 roomi, jpociout living room ihe ''G oi(ler' truth, just be sure you Samoyods, Norweolen Elkhounds, know what (^spel he's preachin'. O n all 12 wide and ?4 wide I p relo rred -.Pho ne 733-5399. i EQUIPMENT 2-62 T Oliver Boiers . . . •175 No Sale on Monday. Gorman Shorthairs, Dritlanles, and 1 1/2 baths. Deluiio * COMMERCIAL Oroadmoro naw on display. Oliver 35 Combine . . . ‘ 535 Lab o r D ay, Sept. 7lh and English Pointers - German ! BACHELOR APARTMENT or Shorlhair cross. Mac's Kennels, kilchen with tnock bar and 4] U N IT m obile hom e p a rk . H oarl ol John Doore 55 combine . ‘ 550 recreational area. Terms. SEE TH E ALL N E W U ' W IDE { woman and child, air condlllonod, FOR THE very besi ANGUS Dulls 53* 7317. j lencod y ard , in oulre 1645 3nd C A S E . MiKjol W9 Iqncli'r, J6.000. SCO D«c Hord, 1 nortti. 1 west ol buill-in applioncet. A beauti Fleotwood Now on display 49 UNIT mobile home park. EX’ ; Avenue East a lte r 3;30 p. m , Jerom e Qoll course or phone 374- SPRINGER SPANIEL puppies for ful yard (fenced for privacy) cellent occupancy. AAA, Terms. 4034. ■ Si^e. *10 m ale and *5 lem ale. Phone I BOY'S DORM, J35 'p vr m onin.- 879-5407. . . wilh huge patio. Fast posses- Inqoirc r mntnr. nfli*/ .^ Freels Chlco and Rio DInero, oven like now. Guarantied. *135. corrals. IS5.000. Mulltey Realty I, Chctlmer motor, new bearings, Phone 733-3781 alte r 8:00 p.m . rmgs, sleeves, pistons, valves, arid Priced right. Terms avallablf Wj In su ran ce. 934 4711.______H. V au g hn. H aieito n 829-5137. Pickup Campers Shaft ground. Good chains. MOO. FACTORY trained service lor color GO O D 10 a cre fa rm . BO shares LARGE THRElE DEDROOM home S m all Hgber road g ra d e r, good • El D orado FOR SALE: Clean baled straw, 20 TV. automatic washers — d ryers,' w a te r. 3 bedroom hom e, good near (Her. Two lull batns, large condlM on , tIOOO. "L a V e rn A n HORSESHOEING, trimming, derson, 670 57.13. cents a bale — In field . 334.3146, groom ing, D enver F in e , 376 4631, small appliances. Call Tempo, 733- diHr^y^bam and c o rra ls. 139,500. All Bank Financing fenced patio. *100 per month. 9680 today. Phone 376 4057. Jero m e. F ile r. laU qhd Acroapol 54 FOR SALE; 1 Dowor built hay N EW W R IN G E R W asher, *79.95, •JO ACRB STOCK ranch wilh nice I ONE DEDROOM home Inquire ii loader, I 14 foot spud bod, a 119 loot Q U A R T E R horse m ares and 'ap- two year parts and labor home and other outbuildings. Five . TO SETTLE ESTATE: 3'jacreson 900 Rotierfson, Dut\l. • spud bed, used belting in 7' and 18",. paloosa geldings. Phone 473-5075 warranty, M 8, Y Electric, 441 month g ra iln o rio h li. O nly 190,000. East Pole line road, carpeted 3 widths, Deno's Welding. 96 North or 733-1 137 alter 7:30 p.m. Main E a s t. . W ith re al good te rm s. L & N Real bedroom home, oil lurnace, nearlv Meridian, Rupert. WANTED: Hay, several hundred . B s lit e , E d Stockton, 334 4100, lull hasemenl. Dnstol Agencv, 733 Room i— Board ond Room 76 .tons needed In bales or swath, HORSE pasture for renl, Kimberly 134cubic loot cliest Iroeior, very good Jero m e. 3063. CURL POTATO'harvester pickup txinded tr^ ck bu yer, 670 3554 H&W j ROOM, Do.ira, custodicil cnrc lor typ o , model No. J K T . 11’ polalo 315 A C R E,'350 head Ideal cnttio TR-AILER SALES I e ld e rly liicJy, rny hom e. Several c ro ss conveyor. 376.4778, F ile r. I veiiri experience. 473 5472 C USTO M STEAM grain rolling,, ra n c h , 3 bedroom m odern homo. W AN T to liv e In the co untry? Duy m obile • molasses, Al Haskell. 334 4011 - 655 W04.______259 0verlinil678. 9E l l Burley BIG DISCOUNT on new and used TOP QUALITY permanent 30" Westlnghouse range, nice and this beautiful acreage, build your •173 5000. K im b e rly. _____ registered quarter horses for sale. ! clean and guaranteed, *98 al home on Falls Ave. East. Phone 734. 30SGT«iii Falls tractors and combines. Finance 10 A C R E S , lu ll w a te r. Good c h arg es deferrt>d until 1971. Tw>n Show, working, running, we have ) Cain's 73371)1. { M rs. P aske tt, 733 5740 (a n y tim e ), Opon ovonlng« III 8:00 CUSTOM STEAM gram them . Ja c k Doudreau, 1700) 326 producer S miles from Duhl. Has Falls Traclor 8, implemenl, 7030 mobile -• tn lliissi!s Al excallinl modern brick 3 bedroom I Klinke Agency. 0 5495. turvlay ty fippairinwi orJv Kim hirlv Road. Phono 733 0607 J73 SfiHO, K itiib c riy . home. Milk barn, garage, etc! Call I Furnlhu* & HH Goods 133 M. U- IKtllyjIKelly) CEDARHOLMCfcDARHOLM, 'Bi-I — . a A L L TV P E S o l horses, bought, sold FII k . 3J6 S151, C, Looney R ealto r P f » p « r » y 56 : traded. Plenty ol ranch geldings. 733-4081. • '------R i t H a le y, 733 6055. Commercial PropiTty MAGIC VALLEY WANTED: Used furnilure. ap 10 A C R E S combination ro w crop and A SPECIALTY FIRST CUTTING; 60 cents a bale, Tian Realtors . 733 I9BS any amount or by the Ion. Phone TWO ARADIAN-Stallions, at slud, pliances. b.iby things, cool stoves, stock firm . Near Kimberly. Pnone one b a y , one g ra y . 135. 73}-7053. M rs. Paskett, 733 5740 (a n y tim e ), BUSINESS 733-5045. antiques. Repairing, upholslerlng. Hayes.Furniture, 733 4010. Kllnke Agiocy. : Vocation Property SERVICE i;-: Animal Breeding { YOUNG Shetland oelding, teddle V ALLEY STOCK Ranch. 1300 acres, DIRECTORY * and bridle, martin gale and UNFINISHED. FURNITURE, : ARTIFICIAL.Dreeding to ABS groat 600 acres irrig ated , 300 acres FURNISHED cabin Magic Reser highest quality, good selection. proven sires, natlon’s,hlghest type j blanket .tlj.O O c a ll 487-3445, R ich- Irrigated pasture. 3 hom es, good vo ir, e a st v'do. Phone 543 4259 or Qelow you will find m any services dvailablo from M ogic Volley Busi ! Held______. Mary Carter Paints, 331 Main set of corrals, granary and 543 5717. ______‘ Avenue Fast. nesses. Looli undor’ Iho town in your aroa . , . contact one o( those firms EIGHT YEAR OtO'Day Gelding, ' m achine shed. Priced a l 170,000 I - 1 Jero m e . 374-7653; Shoshone, 806 with terms. Cell Harold Kelthley, ior tlio finest in service and qnolity product:,. good h)tt horse and gentle. 5«e at SPO T CASH 7SQ7; Q u rley. 670 9753. H aio llon . I Consumer's Market, Highway 74, 733 3400 or LAND OFFICE OF Camper* For Furnituro Appllonces n7V-5302.- ID A H O R E A L T O R S 733 07 16 Th in g so l V alue across from Sears. • 970 T f J A V E L Q U E E N , ) 0 > ,'. 3 year old Appalooia gelding, gentle BANNER FURNITURE SELECT sires Incorporated.All .green broke. *700. New uddie and c.>mpcr, seit contnmrd. e.ceiient , I 127 2nd Avenue W est, 733 1471 breeds, dairy, buel. W aller Lcllch, acceitoriei. Make flfler. COMPLETE DAIRY SETUP. '»V o w n tr. BOOK DI^OmG ______' SICK ROOM EQUIPMENT I 543 4658. o r 733 9767. Home, land, dairy barn, buildings, machinery, cows and enuipment. EAGLE BQoh^ Binding Old book - 7 piece walnut dining tulles, with 7 lUJV THfr REbt All models 1970 Dible restoration our specicilty. 5110 . □ Z H A U l N .ltion.i iruck . Ir.iilcr ; H o'.pit.il iji-