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frf^frm nrvtilm nninhjr^N n^^ , Irmly cnforco these regulations," he sold. n E D O s y l a k e . - “Spcclal-cnrc:: In the McGuire, who became,tho head of tho forest future mnnQgemonl of the-SaivtoDth region of j^lco.ihlBjpriDfl.-aa]djBoJorQflUctvlce will T3aho ^Vna'^odBed here Friday by ■'flunUTS. cooperate fully with National Park Sorvlccr- HI»Monn6\MTv4h&HteveV^menH>Hhfti^nerH >n- John R. McQQlro, chlofofth'o forbats florvico the potentials for hd|l6nal parlii (Toslgnotlon ' |=iqffla:-pHi«lparflpoflKor-furirig the^( ' “ wttttlTTtfio fl'reai— —------the now Niitionol Sawtootli RccroatJonal Area, All four of.Idflho!s_congrcaBlonBi dologato., said tho Qgonoy has rocolvod a mandate to t^kc addrossod the coremony In the Redflsh U ko . apeclol caro In managing tho arou and has umplthoator, as did Qov. Cocll Andrus and Vern plodgod ili^U o this task. Hamre,.regional fqroster, Ogden, Utah. "Pooplo Uiroujjhout tho ontlro country should Sen. Prpnk Church, D^daho, who has worked bo proud of the manner. In which Idaho's for morQ^than, a decade toward ipeclalv lonators'ond roprosorUliflvos worked-togothof prot9ctlvolpglsl^tk>n for the Sgwtobth 6rofl, told to och^vcJfiF& iw tobth NRA blll,^.^h(Miold. about 3po’ perso n s the SNHA bill cam e In th e : McGuire said two lond manogcmont nick of time to: ^ programs will rccolvo, Immedlotc attention. — "Extend necessary protection tD.^hfl _ those, ho sold, are minerals managomont and rnagnlflcont mountain region and Us iconic 1^— de.velopment-and^e-o^p^lvnte-londs: alues;------— ^------: ------“The ehtlrc area la pcrniunently withdrawn ‘‘Protect4ho'8fl\»tbolh Valley foreground _ (fom (urlhcr minornl entry so there cnn be no from jinplannod.ccumser^l and subdivision new m lnfng claim a locatcd. \Ve m u s t , uWo development. ' • develop regulnlions for control and use to (C ontinued on P .3)

President New life on Albion cniii|ius plans q u i^ : Labor BWy arts ctmfnr ^ . SAN CLElMENTE, ’ ,(UPI)~Presidunl Nixon

Ills vacation hnme here Satur- ' day fDllowing. a Jo p an e se i l h i _____au n u n ll^ w lilp li_ u fn c ia ls at^ir inn Tpp f . roiht;,. thon. ...solved V - and - other problems By DAVID HOHSKMAN Magic Valjey Christianin..it,,s. own p l» re w ltb lo -lh e. two days of Uilks witli Jojlananesc _ .Now.known us uie urc«on:ijaili^eairval of the . framework the festival, the Bizea of the Prime Minister-Kakuel ,'fanukir The accident occurred about nine hilles west flashing his lights ond honking his horn but fc ts, they are planning for a day when all facets ;lloo which focused primarily various scliools MU be. d eterm ined b y -th e ...... r - t~ f y ^ e i r’D ^ HM.TtrH te b wny £&.. d ing* tu” ■fntmtrti------d O |^ p .. - — ------— ------JoUJWMitiuo^ttrtr-mlh-twTT rcglOenr nrtlST ffl'gnflVg^', bi^T ecplqs es'timntFs ways oi eliminating the clironh: jOIJN A.M eGl ini; Gooding County sheriff's bfflcors, a truck .Applegren’s wife was followlpgjier husband campus which utis at the turn of the century that 50 students for each school is a feasible size, trade imbalance between the towing a trailec and driven by Raymond T. In on dther vehicle and-nlso was o witness to the Albion State Nprmal School, loiter il became • . tw’o nations, Japan’s moves to ! . . k o y n o l t T Amoureux, 17, Jerome, apparently crossed tjie accident, officers said...... Idoho State Teachers College and more recently ■ (Continued on P.3U * .establish diplomatic relations . ce n ter line of th e roadw ay an d ra n oyer a station ------^ ^ ------j _ _ -witt'Poklng-flncnheTOlG'Japan- wnBOii tuwiiig a fuurnjvh«jl:drive-vehiel^The—-^poordlngrt<>-th®-Goodlng-Gounty-fihBrlff^ 5h6uld play as a new economic atatloii wagon was being di-ivpn by the victim. office, Amoureux wos not injured In the superpower. ■» Tanaka Applegren worheaded' w^st and Amoureux accident but ls;under sedation, White House press secretary was going east. . . . Sheriff's Officers Jom es Burke and Bill Boyer POW fam ily gro\ip asks Honald Ziegler, meantime, said The Jerome youth was traveling in a cara,van' ^ d Sheriff Earl V. Brown are continuing the -Nixon, was pleased-vvith-NQclli- depunts — oLvehlcIca^ill Swan, who’wris'driving behind investigation of thfc.QCCi.dentr______^______VietnamVdecision to release three Amerirun pMsoners of Hanoi for more r^iairres war but pftlnted out that this was only an "infinitesmal” for home Forbidden poison use ay United PresstolccwHlo^nn' ' Tlie telegram suggested that didnte Sen! Ueorge S. McGov- portion of the more than 1,500 A prominent Mgunliatloh'-Q{ long-term U.S. captives or ern also expressed ■gratification Americans captured or missing, HONOLULU lUPl) -Japa famlires'of m i& g 'and cap-' those with health problems be over tho promised releases, but in Indochina," . nese Prime Minister Kakuel tured U.S. servicemen ex- - transferred to some nieutral again criticized President "We will not rest until there Tanaka left for home. Saturday, m-essed gratitude Saturday country for internment^. It^Nixon’jj effort? to end the war is a complete accounting for all in a special Jyt flying American on predal6rsjihargedl over North Vietnam's promise Irnplicd that this would protect and get all prisoners refeased. missing in action and release of and Japanese flags, after two •to-wlei>ne thref yj^QWsr 'but— North-Vtetnnm ftoni ixjasiblc' - “I ealHipon Pfeaident-Nl»OTr «»>H)piaoneftrihm ^^h-8^fyclinlnc .despite Pres- docs but Bftld_Uilfl-«aa-bclnc_inenace_io land, conscnvatlon • u/JiHp hiiin «7iris In nrnHQ nHru ident Nlxon's Fcb. -2 Order to done under • strict rules to Garrett, In his letter to Reed, In 0' telegrynrZ rQ __NorUr ^ u c li il jnovc "would provldi) ' WoIl ntfpntioii jfi_Uie_m dnl_ whUa hula girls in grasa.sklrts . hdU Uie use .of (Mlsohs on provonl the -polsoning-af^ther aaid OWS officials haU told him .Vietnamese President Ton Due convincing- evidence of your ..American fighting men who swayed to ukeleles. -wilHni^pM. sfiU.sfnp,tprlly .InnguiSh ^ ven now In Jlie jail' President Nixon returned to federal lands' for ' predator anlmols. ’ about 200,000 acres of land wlUi control. The department spokesman prairie dog colonies were being ' Evelyn Grubb of the National Resolve the prisoner Issue and cells of Hanoi," McGovern said *San Qemente, Calif, on Friday says Friends of the Earth, a said poisoned grains were "treated” this-ycnr with-the- League of Families of Amcri- thus - encourage the Amcrlco Other Pentagon sources also night. W ashingtonbased onvironm en- p laced .d irectly lnjp_prniriff_dbg ,p(USQnfld.grol|i.------;— ..can Prisoners_and Miaalng;In people tD.demandTicw lnlUaUvc defiled fln.allegotion-by DeUln- -'The squad of-W lilte-House: talist organlzaiion, sallTln &- .|)urrows and that U was the ^le result, he'sold, would be ‘ Soutticast Aalo aold.that despUo—on tho parl-qf Ihe-Unlted-States' ger thnt -the-UtSnnnitory had trtmfipetecrs ployed-a spociaL- oii~AmoikaWi'i oo k letter' to Asslstont Interior nature of the anlmnl to die In Its the loss of other endangered- tho new releases her group was representotivds at the Paris “ brainwashed" previous relea- eomposition called '‘Tonaka"— Ityrward t<) tho day Secretary Nathaniel P. Reed hole rather than to come out nnlmols, such na the blackrbot- concerned about the health and peace talks,v the telegram aces and caused them to report « sprightly marching tune when all POW‘% will bo that , the practice was o < during its deaUi flgqny.. ed forrqt and the kit fox, and of weU-being of oUier Americans said. • , ' they had’ been inhumanely w ritten for^the su m m it—a s Uie home again. violation of tl)c presidential Thci)nly predator ttiat was birds such as tlie burrowing o^l Htlll prisoner. Democratic ^presidential can- treated by the Communlsla. prime minlflter and his .entour­ age drove up to-the plane. order. * - likely to - go down Into. the and. the bald eagle, as >vell as The rei} and whlte-pnlntcd The letter, signed by FOE prairie dogls. hole and bo of u)o pralrlo dogs thetrtsclvos." chartered Japan Air Unes wildlife director Tom Garrett, exposed.to Uie deadry | Garrett protested what ho Boeing 707 Jetliner ’took off said th^ sU'ychnlne alkaloid he said, was thd now rare said wos."a dcIlbcrotQ policy of_ ~irMn4Uokam^li^P -thoJJ.i:s;-86W mmentuitoJ(llU K in ’s reaction/ m ixed 7 p.m.' EDT for'tlip approil- » "socondnry poison'' -ono wld.tlio mo ot Iho^polson was o f f ' the prAlrle dogs, whoso mntQlycl8ht-hournonilopniBhu'U'“.' o“" km "" Ihat banned In aroaa whorl) torro.U unique "dagtown8".)love,:|ong Dy UnltcdCrcBB Intemotlonal Mrs. Charles’ Jublllntlon was > Mrs. Elias said she had ncver ’Of them, encloMng a picture In to Tokyo. . cntsonnnothorunlmnl that has nro known to exist. , been a feature of tho western United In their concern tor exceeded'only b/.her prayers doubted that her-husband was which Ellas looked ‘'all right" Dressed In a dark blue suit, spokesman ' said tho plains. , ' “ ^lllvB-and-hfltl-yltflWuMQr—hln—anrLflglipiiUinpnil hn.wniilH to -3^naka-waa-b«ii«akt tholr ion would'b«" ^ -khtoricjown of Aibioipi^ii atiraeied, , ■ tnsnka-that'the-«nd may noi* ' —. — ------‘ . i . - ...... : t . . , , ■ ------• V- holiday:— „ - . movie when/, thw li'eard the F o r e c p s l ElllloH«l,4 several modern, endeavori in recant ' , ■ . . . aeorgla Ellas, wile of Air n«w«. ■ "11 would b« too good to b« r A l Pariri, 18 ------Knight I "W.irST .«ly pitefifl;'' ■ ...... 5 ■ .monthi,One.itJIarmony-Motkshap,Mj:.Z-^ — ;«icll«d-tt»l-ih» Muldn,'l !)•«.- EllBi,-MrotV«ld(iit»70«n.jlin-^«y •ald:S»turd«yr!'Wi'r»-|(r— ‘’I irould ta vm rw atefulrl Spopili, i;i-l7- 'tokeepthenewi tohwieU.Sha u id , “ At (Irit I thought It r«ll»v«di*' . ' have always thought that UiKV group »/,20 aduiUand lheir ehildren ------— W^y-Mld-thali^daujhteHn—wer«:tr«itoa-h*tterthiirmoit- \eeMng^elf^undan>andtn(hthmug ' tnd'y«ll«d, 10 that th« who)e " I raally don't know K I cm law-had 'recMved'two letten p e o p lr-h w i “ (jiisii— l« T .itocfe a n d i t^dy,-F6r-'mt>re on-tk if- ~ « rti:tn lg h !rh M ri.-:"N w rli U._b»U»v»-ltmiitll-li».g«t* hirt."Jc;:fcom;th«lr:ionvonrA\iarJBr«W~B*ll«VC -coming hiiineJi ' ' ' group, turn io P.'2S.:, ~-

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3 HmM-Newi. Twlrr Falli/ Idaho. Sunday, S*plomb«r 1972 seie y/ccess /rasw-fr^iangerf you'at all, B'ohby '' F ischei^

REVKJAVIKr (UP»-Bobby ------'.'^ojiby Is kccplnR-tho door- fpi'ccd-inrcliiimplon to Vealiin Filchor is Uio.now king of the open for a-return mritch, but n fter only 27 m ovca, ch b sa world but still Oilnks Uie give Hie guy a chmlcp V6 go .Asked why there wore so world of Boris Spassky. ,. Uirough some of tifc tantastlc m n n y d ra w s In th e $250,000 Tlio 29-yenr-old” American offers that Tfave come In,’.' ‘.'matph-Of. the contu rv '-n ine. won tlie worlir chess champion' Crnmer said. Including seven straight draws -i^^itp-prHfty-whpn-HiP-PnflQthh ‘‘nnn't. fnronUila-m int!-hn?i ->Flficlior-flald;- ' • chnmplon-resigned In the. 21st been set solely on chess the laal. __ L‘Sna»^y improved so much - nedfish iJike I^go^. .nobert ------Bnme .by^tolcphonirto referee couple ormohtHs. Bunhere are and was mucK.'h~arder to pir- Q len n ,'B o ise, introducing wife- IjoUiar Schmid. The win ignve <\nough oXfers to keep liim.bu.'jy against." ^ . - to-'forest officials.vH ugh Fischer n final 12.5 to 0.5 score, for the. re.it of his llfe^ some Spas.sky. WOK relaxing Saturday Davis, Idaho Falls, renewing T amttlrtg. with aide -Fred .wellpaaHhc$300,000mark.” with his,wife, Ijirlssa, and acquaintanoea. . .Mrs. Johft' — -Gfftifior“ Snturd

, HAILEY — Funeral servifcca KIMBERLY - Richard.. BUHL‘-“James H. Welch, W, . LAKE MONTEZUMA, Ariz, .1 • for Mra. Sarah Lavlsa Peck', 74,* Eugene Mason, 44, Kimberly, Buhl, - dfed 6f a heart attack r-M rs. Mary Barstow, a former ■ were conducted Satur^/jy a 1.3 diod-Frlday-mornlng-at Magic/ Thursday morning in the Twin Falls and Castleford T F church in N. Ifelartd ■ p.m. at the Moreland .LDS Valley Memorial Hopltal of a Beavercreek area In BlnlfflTTesldent,’'died ot Uike Mon- . Church. ' Mrs. Peck died mnulong iunp«j«iIllness. County while worklnff for the U. tezuma Saturday morning. BELFAST -(UP! )-Two-~shl- secretly fled to England. Wcdneadi.y. a l,M tdlord.,.Ore„_H“.-w „.-l.or,t^uc^l. 1.2.. m. S-Fnrn.t .9.rvlo«. Sftrvifio nrp ppp^tng conducts z pcrs'-fin^rtwr a Dower HrnnhMinD hiilint whpn H \Vas borrf O ct. 7, Rt m a rr ie d H e w as b o rm Jcly 21, 19HT ot .o fwere wounded In thre^B 'O parate M cG uire .ofwere -Incidents in Belfast and t)om- atru„8,cwUh.„U.o™„kso,U,o,«u„™„ opon.d on His Sr.hlShS^i „“t ^ , ' 't ceiiif/si^dny bors struck several- points" Pi^sionals, the mllitaiy Wtng" patrol on the Rumlin road, lived in Fresno, Calif, prior to deacop and active ago of 0. TWIN FALLS A across Northern Ireland Satur- of the IRA. ™ -f ia ld - marryinc CrcU L. P ccK tnc, merpber- of—the— Rinrberiy ------He uwiwU ’ ahd upei'Uteil « \ m i l t ETDundbk'eaKmg cerem ony for ■ doyiisi UhsriffisiiHintm njnr ivo^stBimirgpokftamnn'Tn— two of three ■ snipers Of the LDS Temple in 1917. dTrlstian Church-. “ farm in the Northview distficl . , | the new Bible BapUsLChiir^h government warned it will hunt '^^'^rdulHi'v^'memlwr * of The o“t^»wed IRA who opened up on lived in the Blackfoot area In addition to his wife, Mr, ‘near Buhl and worked for the S t r i K 0 S will beat 12:30p.m, today at 322 down Irish Republican Arjiiy ordlm^y member of Iho before 1031 when they moved to, Shoup Avenue West, (IRA) gunmen until peace Is movement" and of little impor- Mason Is survived by two sons,' foresf service during the J h ra u e h Ihi^ Rntnnn ■GflvTa— . ' P asto r KbnneU; rostored. - Umcr-“lh^l^^eavliiB Uiu ■ —-^Wcnniuii,^^ In London, the Sunday movement, she la free to do ^ K o n a ureii oi me capip, ,y (■„ ,o«, ...... ______.. i/ern...... a- I ^ ^ , ie-9«xy- . Blepihnther.' Mr». Mnrv H. Woolalenhiilmc .nt Elko, Nev.. -- . ■ ■ ; - help ot Deoepns Holsgourquln, -nowipapot-Ihii-ObiuMiwii^iiaW - “o." P>“ “P“'‘“™ on ■ No new denthsTvsreTcported' wlier'e~Mr. PCCK ana~1n 1882: Nllsen, Kimberly I tpur slstera, on jiihe 28. 1035; SALIWAS, - Calif. -f UPIl------S 'lin M nhd—Bill—fimithr- -Mjtlit-McGulfe, a Provisional, . pickup 2itd PKh bBngj.Wlllliim, in ' the lhrce-ycar_ wave ot Mrs'.’ Fefli^^bcIL-'moved lo M ra.acne(Rpsemnry)Poulter, ■ In addition to his wltf ho.ls.-Ccsor- Cli»v«' Unit«d.-Farm Membcrs^Ot tllC. COnBregatl® IRAgii*] who helDcd~arrantic a ^ violence that has taken at least M*edford, Ore, ' SaVt 'l.'ake Olty; Mrs. ■ IrvlnB^survlved brono dnUEtitcrrMM. Workers unlonrwhteh-gainKl n, will meet at the site toUowlng, •V—J-——.ilpcnent last'year m ’iliB oiVny aiiid' . snipQcJ------,-5464iye<»’«nd-fagflught-tJl9ter- SiitT lvt r a 'l n'glDtfg two .sons,. (Z«lda) Michael II,.Brldge&ort,- RJiy (Jean) Hori-la, Jerome;' »" California lettuce mornini! worship services at the : . hutUicfwJ^d and ^o-4=(oyaUl^irlnfe In the Iqg Tnf the'Brink of civil war Robert cy. Peck, Tr«ll, Ore., and Conn.i-M rs-Charles (Pal) Two sons. Dole Welch and ''anches two years ago. went prpsent Blble-Baptlst Churchat Thomas,iEdwln Peck, Bellevue; 'Slokea, Thomastofi, Alo., and-Gordon Welch, one sister, Mrs. 21 L qcusL . • three daughters, Mrs. AHa Mrs. Edword (Shlrlcvl Howjrd Rgdgers. :nrfd one day j^tl|_a sttjkej^alnst Inter Bmldlng plans^all fo^in L- - Bbono, ^Sfllt- U ko-Cityi-M rs.-"cTaTborif’, Coiori'cii' Sprln"SriifaHcr. MiirsKSll'WeSh,"511 ->haped-slructur»-wtu>--P;i(>ll, B iin lu y .:— _ — ^— ------DlHmtflA«4l------;------Di«tfie»h------:------lirnnilm n,Tilnn.hrnlhuDuindau.T.^-^„;,j;,,7,^:„f^3VTi^;il^ ------;------M a y -4 U i_ w » .lt« M h » -S « lln , Beardi.' [lo i 90, Ely, Ne»oda 09301 ______-m c th s _ DabvJviv_H»rhinf» Mr.s_C;ncl.______nU m kcitri_ J------nl '" h 'llr MfrtuflhV ■ lilin ' , n n P n . 1 . S p r v ^ ( » ( ^ i ^ A stmspn waswus'born born lo Mr. andanil__jtoccu-und Alocco and daughlRr, Terry Wan Green, Mrs. Phil Gray Bishop Dean Williams Rev, James Keefe, assisted by gy,j,_gY _ Services for hands, truck drivers and shed " " Mrs. Jusi?ph"Hnwnrdr'liurlcj'^T!)lsoii. Z'harldS Vvesiey w u lim n s wdlcrtim tJL' rr wui'ker ‘g-qn-»W ke,'' q nld»Hfli K u rt TlioinpflOT\ and son, lx)is M rs, G ayle P e g ra m . Dennis Concluding rites were at the Dlaino C.ounty will follow at Sunset Memorial at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Burley_ .Bradshaw, president of Inter King,’ Mr.s. SheVmun Day, Moore- anti Mr.s. Henry Moreland Cemetery. Bergin Park.' Friends m ay call today, A dm itted Fifth-Sovetiv - Ward I.DS Harvest, - Jejwlc* C urran, Kenneth G lasby Snoderly, all Jero m e : -M rs. Funeral Chapel. Shoshone, Monday, and Tuesday until 1:30 Mrs. Clara Walker, Hailey. Church. Final riles in Pleasant All operations at the firm's and David L, Ita^', all Twin Citlvin OLson and son. Hazelton. directed ceremonies. p.m. PIsmlHsed ______' '____ -View* C em etery . •’ ______fields and cooling shed.s were ------— _— - -Kallfir—M ra— H o d e rtc k -ra m itb T -a n d -M r^ f^ lb c rt-K lu n d t-n n d James Dobhfi, Onrtlnn.rirove, Robert Stovall. Richard daughter. Twin Fall.s. .shut down by_, the stflK eT ' -AAAGlC-VAltEY^ .Siierlff's officers said there ^Collf. S c h o o le r, C h a rle s G riffin , " BirtliH A W N I N G C o . were no disturbances. N athan Cooke and M rs, Cletus St)tis'. w ere lx»rn to Mr. and 563.Addijon Ave,- W, KM Grange The union is seeking "signifi­ Sullinger. all Buhl; Jecemiah Mr.s. Joiin UathkL* and Mr. and Forest service 734 4900 ‘ lUtSCttlPTIONUATCS. cant improvements" in- the __ &iul Martin. .KetclHUiliJUutli Mriii. -Ai:lhur_Thumpaun ail • RESIDENTIAL UKW V o n lracts witli grow ers THFTrWfE5^MEWS“ Perry, Springdale, Ark.; Jerome w elcom es COMMERCIAL. who signed up with the Cliavez- Twir> F a lli, ioa>io Oiarles Klime.s. Travis l^e " . • • MOBILE HOME Dy .CarrUr ' calls reserves led uiiiofi after’a bitter strike in j\>rkins and Mrs. Deraid Glwin Par AAonth rriembers 1070, according to Delores W i n d o w A (D « ily l.S u n d iv ) (3-SQ atid daughter, all Kiinlwrly; ‘O' REDDlNn, Calif. (U PD - was-hoing^ujuid-Ui-plnpglnl lljc— rn(ifl(r(ion Mall tubtcrlpliont accepted only fires posing a grave threat to The most threatening fire Uiis fail. Mrs, T- M:'1‘lmbers will be in (No Third lo 0«ii/ Wi|h| tiara rarrlar flBllvrrr \i nor m n m ; MTBTTMinnil'i U in t !!nner-nry Nonnum ciiiirnr ------W o ily -GpoelH tn- iniajnta. _ Filer, and Richard D, Cascio, the Marble Mountain wilderness tl>‘|'-|;e of lhj> prhKran. w|lh Mr. d r i i g s l o r e nia forests. Jaekpot, Nev. Some of the blazes, touched ■Of KInmath National KorOst. I t ‘l“-‘ TIMES-NEWS n irth s TWIN I’Al.l.S Damage and off Friday night, were in had burned «cres of heavy “ ,. ■- A (laughter was .Uirri to Mr. SUBSCRIBERS lu.H.s ^otitling aixnit $1^0 waji^, -ruggud, ‘inaccessible cailyontt,' Umber In very r'uBijed territory I'" "'“'1“ an d Mrs'. W illiam H ouges, Tu-iTT ‘ ' foriervlce on ri'pDi'teii by Malc’oin Jensen, where - snioke-Jumping fire ty rioen S..lurday '------,, Papar DaHvary Falls. ' • . • All o f the Jiew fires were w.lh ail sU.lc officers as Kuesls. manager of Save-iin Drug, fighters were parachuted to following' an I’arly niorning caused by lightning as a rash of Call your carrlor quench them, M o ril/ <>(>i|iiniii)il> l)urglary .Sw Tlie U,S. Forest Service and ■•dry"lhunderslorm8-carrylng r t * n i ( t i n S or lh« Tlmo»-Nowt City police saul a re.sidenl »f Mhe- -Calif^nia -Division-- of tfliry littlo molKluro-KJonlinuod •Hnticnt list not'relnn'SPd'by ilfl' area failed-eyrly Saturday (of rip In, da 11 y o T ■ Forestry ca^led out hundreds of bafore lOa.m on Sunday* hu.spital officiuLs nuirning lo report he head glass .mcn-und.broiight ln trucka.and ' s “S' .... lircaktng" -On“ lnvcsl]Rntlonr oilier equipment from thtough* &rv‘!ce sold _ o total o r ' m - ' TWIN^ rXlTlii - li'onard PHONE 733-0931 offU'iT.s found the wost.gliijSS liKhtnlni! tirc.s wcre.repotted In IVl4tnioritil ■ out the st^itu into the Nortitorn Buhl Catilatard U i duor ui Ihi’ builiiing had l>een -Bur4«y-Ruparf - ^jlifornia-forest-region whore Uie nuliona fores a re a o M em orial _ "W e v^ill assist y/ith pre­ broken Tiut. Pau>-6aklay Norland bit AdmltU'd_. ■ Uie new fires were reported. Norlhern California in the pn.sU .„ ^ ,;,I reporled Ui the Fllar-Rooirton Holllttac 3}A Jeiiien siful only a few bottles Martha Scorah. Mrs. ('harles M ost of the fires w ere quickly, ,fivc duys. . ------, . ■ n ,n c s .N e w s ._ ...., arrangements and prefinancing Wmdtll-Jaronrt of pills were missing ' but OoodlnQ-Haoarman S3A Hitbertsim, Mrs Abel Davila, surrounded by fire crews, His n am e ap p e are d in . tl^e . if s desired." (Uiinagv was’extensive tci the 6 COMMUNITY ,Hji)hn Almanza, Sr.. Dallas Tlie U. S. Eorest Service had gla.ss door. hospital usi of di.™i.,..u,is m CORRESPONDENTS Hank. Donald J. ('lari; and Ann .n early 1.000 mcn> Including 65 - joday't cunifiod Aoi’. . -. Friday s paper...... -A in —lV4ltiuii);T^lUiui4u)H-Mn»^ynu^ M rs, W aiiaccTavloK 024 252^ -liighly-fiklllod-timoko-jumpcrB,- Ueed, Albion; Stephajue l-'nnis. Buhl on firo-flghting duty. Eighteen Pauline Day 543 S412 P au l; anon Hlack, Mar{hu D oinan, chemicals to the firca. Wiima Larson ------i7.44td^Mr!T-Onn^«ll-i»nd^iiy»ghtcr at Stanley A now fire-senslnt{ device alsb FUNERAL CHAPEL Hanien ------:an d M rs; W illard PaWi?fsotn; all PRICE Dorolhea Sfeelt'mith ADDISON AVENUE, EASt . .UurltTLWcs.OuiipdUyMaWiijui: Ai.iSHtnky, J» ro m e ------TWIN f AILS, IDAHO . 324-4761 an d son. ,\}r«s. John Andersod Gullivtr.-Vnn' Nuys, Cullf.i waV T j '^ l ir o a k - i n ■ Charlotte B»li _ ^ , PHONE 733-4900 King Hill • > and'daughter.-flll Oakley; MrSi (k’iid on arrival at the.Stanley. • ,. - - . ' « .» ■ (C arh'A Carjfti O 'hlyJ . . Mri. Arthur Groor •366 255B Kddji* ijir.son'and'siin. Pjiul, Medical Center S_at»irdaj’' nl thw‘^Arllliui!lilef.-Uy-Uird-|.^i(iior«l-rioinorllulloji,-i,pp„rcmljr(imcmptM'toT]reair. -.------wj un \C a.r\ji. Abol- • to .Van . 'for'-., funeral into the.-bulldlng'ffomlhe fi r- r :C/ r' •- . ■:••••••• Davlin, Burley. • ' JirrangemenLs. , ' but did not jjucceed.

...... “ .... — Sundny, Soplombor; 3, m i , 'Ylmoi.Nowi/TwIn Fallt, Idaho 3-

..... ' ...... " <' ■ •. ' - im • f: ...t.fi .' (Cnnlftiiicil.lroiii l>.M) . nnM U ™viL!>!Ltlit'..pcc)plo,-ot ■ Introduced Uio. n rsr'sn c h nnil Wd miial bo nblo to wcicomd nBenclcs on n tour ot tlfo nrcn V "Mi)ko tomprehemiive—'idntfowlio(Icltrmlnbtho future loKlslntlonIniMOadd tliorolins t)\ctn. . ,, , ------between the temDororv '' pl(innlng possible and prepare’ of the area and decide 1( there Is been ,o Iphs uplilll-atrusBli!_..."tlicji nr'e-helplni! u.i finance lieadquarlcrs'ofttu) SNIU In ' .for, nUbsrblnc . Inc'reiislnt tobcunilllomilparkwlUilntbe-alncc. -He 'sSTd WlUiout Ulo the ' monl.8oinenl “ilnd Kelchiim and ncdDah Uke , numberrot recreation seekers rei'lon." ■ V cooperation .of nil of Idaho's davctapmonLoLtlllLnrcil and ’ A iMn,J„n at Rodtlih ■ ^'^.J.._w tio wm-conlo-toTOraYo»^===GoK=Cocl\=An*TO=:»a)ar-imiWnd=1»uso-membor9-,hould-bo-nijlc-to-cnJoy'1t'8 '•{Ji ■' “Dpal wltli the difficult. "Future generations will thnnk /lurlniithaUtaotliore would be maiiy outstijndlnefeatures,” lie dedication cerrmnnv '' __i.probjem^ o f ’oport pit mining iis for wh«t we.arc ddinK here no Snwtodtl) NKA'todny. • saiil,^ » v which ai^cs~Uio~bgncfltT)f-thfr-^tb(l»viti^-vjy][t-hn9^jiiip-hcfcirc~^“*...... - • - • - .... WrTnriv ...... if[Dt~~yet~hflVC. accn~ " Hnmm, acrVcHa' ntTmnalw^ of” . .fow to Uib d e trim en t ot the in tlu** lonj} struJ?«lo for""u ’ Uie firml SiW tooth Itgifllation'.cci'em onlcfl ;for;.tlie- hour-long '**rn'mifny. /) . - . - /• . ‘ mitlomil rccrebtion -n/ii-niiKnn n'reiiiipoii inIn thell\i> written,”WpKtOh " Son..oAn Jordnn:Tnrrlfin said, Tir-nn»nmprogram. II.He was Introduccd by ♦ CONTRACT ♦ — "And* t)rcserve the'scenit—SnWtocjlhs.”' explnininn more studies ore yet Edwin Fournier,.juporviflor of •_:nthor vnlnro "l^nr fiiLiirp..., ■‘.Wn_inimft»lhk of th e rcjflon to com c.-- tlio Sowtootl) Noilonnl Forest. JU lD nElESte^ ijoncnitloffs:*’ TTrmtrTntn m r.ia Uuiim » V H il»b l0 ------H W n • m u a t______take every tn which most'6fUtc754.0QQiicr^ Sforlinn inpi, H9 - Church said he and his f^ w - to all people' on n. susUiIninR precaution to make certainiiin toto- s n r A' is located. . • • •------, Idaho, congressional delc\ialcs biisU;” he wild; otcct and utilize the God- . Also Introduced was ' Gray REGISTER NOW! -- nEGINNING ------(eel the SNUA bill is u ^ d -o n c SCn'. \ m BrJordttn, H*Wt\ho/ fttvoq resoUcces of thip nrcn bo Reynolds, auperlnlcniJonl of W\o >' • ADVANCED and /ore proud of 'tlieir part, In said pbtalnlng Uic SawtooUi Uiey will «o on to future SftwtooUi NBA. ' ' ^ • DUPIICIATE • ...... "~inflrtttlonB.Ui*aB*Hflfldiori.battar.i«^fi|iitr.-- tu.' tin; dedliiBtimi I !'But U is liie people of Idaho few people. Effgrta began jiie condition, than ye received ceremony tijree buses carried t~- who have dono'thc most to help aaid,— when— Sen: -'Glujilehil) -tl»em,—h e - s a l d . — - — --diHnitiirioB and roprcsohtatlvcs- 733-4759 Rep. Orval. Hansen, Il‘Idaho, of._fekc contim ied coopcT atlon and comnrofnisc. hc-8ai([. to GET AGQUAINTED SALE {fssure an acceptiible plan for We wont you to meet'and gel acquoinled with our very developm ent of Uie a re a . e(Hirlon» ond pBrjonable man and wife upKoUterIno toorn, _;j^ep. Jiuncs McCJurc. R-- — Ron-ond M o riyj Koontx^.Thpy hoJifl-hQdllD year*.j>ipBri- Idaho, said he would llko^lo see . ence o ^ t o k e Qreo't pride in doinQ beautiful work; Every Idaho follow in tlle“ steps of piece is stripped to frame .and oil needed repairs are mode. (1 ^ covering on top o f the old maferiol), If you will Oregon’s (governor wlio has told bring your'furnlture in ond pick if up we will moke you Uie peopie to com e to his state an onus.ually good saving. However>if this is not possible but. not to sta^, by saying, ^ 'w ill pick-it.ug.for you. Here are our 14 day-^padnls— JJilonUxomo, just Beml-monoy;— in Vmyls or Fabrics. ■'Blit w<» m u st fnpp_Uic Iru th . Kcicliiim Mayor RicliariLMcycr, Tliere wlli-be many peoplejrom B«d paveno many-.oUier. states visiting -Ar.mleiU)ov«tui^ tliepr J a ih>>^------Hiano lo enjoylUc scenic region iiBr;. 7^** - ur«dl(fa»l choiri ! "7**^ Ail other pieces at similarly reduced pVices, If you prefer b specioi, more expensive fabric you will get a special re* duced price until Sept. 16. Please understond tiio t "Chick" Milting claim review set Hayes is personolly manoalng the i hon nnH wilt nimf/ tee you 150% 100% sotisfqctionrTermssotisf ^ con be orronged lh r(^ h ttE O rrsn l4AtiIi..,.c^ -V^crn— invfllicij end will be. voided^_iui»diui»lon—along—the^-lTjite • any Financo-Co. Bonk Americards accepted. HamreT^foreslet— tor-rrthe------OthcrB will-be-^onstdered on a -sliore. ^ - ■ intermountain refilon; said basis.' of ^h^ir threaf^^ loto Eiy doing this, Ije said,' tlie Prirf^iiy.^HU' e^KUStipg JlU nJH ii__ iinpmrinH-lb(>-bHme-vulue?*b!" scenic -lake was preserved for Uie S a w to o th Uie ovurall are a . - _^public onlovment rathor thnn Recr^.tfti^ • 7 iJ u n n t’ ,.a .....lo u r of lh e _ v o ^ tn e r c ln l p r iv a te u se. careful rovlow.^ " Siiw1oo\h'Vnlley-cn route from-DcvelopnTGmilesrhTsald were FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY InVieeplng williUierscrealipn Kelchuni lo UedfJRlv iqr _p0Qrly_planDcd.and_t0Q.,densti^ A6 O Main Soulh ~ ______7 3 3 -4 & 1 0 area legislation for regulation dedication of the Sawtooth for the lake urea. of piinfng, he said a priority hua . National .-RccreUtiop- Areu. __ ------^oV y^ecihM id riisrchnteiW iii -r ^ : ::=beeh RivjBn the t^Btem^ination-o^ -forest'~OfnciatS~T0tnW d=t(F validity of existing '■mlntTU^‘’^*cial interest ond probiem -Or. Lylle Stnntord, C^nldwcll claim!#. areas. M A SllERrA U eflO ^ H e'said quulifled mining At Uie Swiss Villa subdlvisjon I liRBOUD TO ANNOUNCE g engineers will be assigned to development. SawtooUi FbrCst ejiiimlne all claims within the Supervisor Ed f-'ournier siild a I GARY OSBORNE OF GOODING, IDAHO— | area. Claims of questionable number of problems ot’c.being I ; ------I^NOW ASSOCIATED WITH THEM AS AN AUCTIONEER | -ualidllV-WlIl hi^ cnntVsted ao »s . iTicoiintered and fu tu re of. th&. to determine the total cxti^nt of site will require some study and t — ■ ------■ OARrWASBORN.ANp-'l?A[SED-Hsr:GppD--17 outstanding mineral right, aetion. fie said subdivision lots I ING, IDAHO. HB IS MARRIED TO THE ■ a m re said. nril-nnd ut'tThuad Utility | f-OKMfcK lUC'V.AST ORQUIA AND HAS TW O “With public input, a deUiiled lines create ,pn unsightly | DAUGHTERS. HE IS A FARMER-RANCHER .S landuse^phmwillHje^st/iblislied condition in the foreground of « ■AND HAS BEEN IN T H E 'A U C TIO N BUSI- | ' for ’ Uie nrea. Slnndards for Uie scerAc Suwfooth ran g e, ■ NE5S IN TrfE G O O D IN G AREA FOR THE acce p ta b lc uses of p riv a te lands ’ He said efforts will be m ade to I PASIliWJl'EARS^, I julllbsi;0l4ijrdjidui r 0 .aofift'gsa r.y.'. Uim,nxri>lir1tUtntfn.nl | *; Ticent^ ' ])lm l-f^‘nntlw T purchased or obt^iined through towri and part of the recreation MASTERS AUCTION SERVICE exchange or donation,” he said. a r e a ’. I Hamre siild some state lands At Alturas Lake, forest New Boolilne Ftnn Auctions for tlw 72-73 Season I involved will- be obtained officials expluined uction of a tUCUONKIIS: GtllY OSIORNI «]«-S ^ 0, Giating I —U>rounh_ncL>otiatrons wiUi the few yejir.s back to acquire IV ll MtSTIRS SM -Snr, luhl I stati*, hopefuHy on-an exclian"gC com m ercial and subdivision m CIERK: CAl HARPIR S4S-SIS4 ( t S41-U 73, lulil jtasis. development. Fournier said the J I FH e estimated over 5,000 agency purchased the old B I . unpatented mining claims will Alturas Lake Ixxlge and two | MASTERS AUCTION SERVICE I j have to be expm lned an d said> hQint!stiowiln Unlit implant ih M l McClure .opened.'hla nddroBS • - bv tlu)iikin^ov^« Ap^lnifl fo r tlto '*We want to make a little money off a lot of people, not a lot off : - ^^ndorBenient,"

Ilorlcie 'ITIiJilonK^iehHp;, K^cctfT i==;itiqsiTq«;ra — PiRUCEmbssAT Eopiiloiig States

' D vvotofi Ta-Tiuf Citizvim O f M agic t 'allcy, " ■ WASHINGTON - ExamTni hi# ttotos itiny foil oii either liarrowor Uian tli6!c two, but the same In makOHip. 'dokpltb' Dowey’s votii was JdenUcal; with n Bkoptlcal oyo'iiny front nIuoDftliomlddlowlicro moat of Still ho won six of Uiot^Ehttop'tUKhlyadvertlieUdlffercnco. To 49.2. por~''a!ntT"TlU 43,2 In Sunday,, S«pf«nibir 3/1^73 Al W®tt*ror«n. Publi»l»eV PHOKif 7^3-093 ) llns roporta whlc|) |ii)ggo>uAn( lo Scctic^n AO lOfl t(i<>TiO C<)CjL>, Tttiir&(l6lur>Ali'U~; “BV ijrthtntrt^iI^rTijW tlDn;— Hum phrejrfourrTliiTamrspHt-^IUhe—big—onesir—BwlghtrflHetlHeih— ------= ------;^>-sylvanlo,------^______i __ |K|(‘ (lulilistiod PuhliVied d^ily And Suridny. viccpf SalurdAv, <>l 137 Third Sireoi T«v aomdthing of an oxc^ptionj■■ TVunian-snd-Tliomas Dewoji. both 1052 and lOM and-so-dld-M r. Nixon woiiCaUfomla.by 3. J flat 45 percent In Now-yock ton T-gencrnlly they-tcndj^Vote-in-o »-Vot^tliis-doo«n)(-noooaflarily-l4'n(|on-Johnsori-in-1084,------per-centrnitaoia by-J.6rOHlo-by_lilgh,of-M.OUnJllinoi8JHiUill______paltirti.' , follow, John F.'Kennedy's The fact Is, tlieso large in- 2JJUld.New Jersey by 2.J-. near 47 Ihraelimca. ' 'ifan'blcctlonlsvfirycIoBo,.popular vote in lOBO was duatrlal states aro pretty mucii Humphroymarglnsworeablt, Massachusetta is not always hirge in throe - 0.7 per y ^ n aporty. , In the Eiionhowor . •. '•Mlohigiti 'etpsritirotfTlBhflifttlcroriH -U u u U ^ ___ „ -The^Specidl^ MaasachUMltfl w as a aptfrt, - 1052 got m n rg ln s of g ro n t ulzo giving Humphrey 63 per ccnt to and vote percentages ronging! The Scltqol Vote _lhe PrcBldcnt'rala. " ' frorii 54.2 in Mnsanchunella to m o strongest evldonco or 80.8 in Now Jersey and Ohio, Before too long the taxptfyers, . bcbause the project is both needed pattern was 'visible n6t In Only Pennsylvania lagged wlUi .and other citizens'of Twin Falls, and 'desired. As the . project .margins but yot^rporcentages. 52.7. Adlai S(pvenson'8 losing ’ will be -asked ■■ to support ' anT requirements hre^ revfialed—they^ Lonvini! oulMaasachuselU, M r/ ,totals spread from 40.11 to a flat ' Nixon In limtrpl porcehtagekj/42 per cenC ^ ~ approve a school, building-" will bedetailed in (he TImes-News. ■'ranging from a high of-47.4 per Ike’s . bigger 1050 victory improvement program requiring a The proposals.— as now planned — cent In Now York to a lew 0141.0 foqnd (lva..statea-giving him - bond election. cotild require’ a hond election' as in Ohio. MosUy the,two men fell ^totals of 50.3 por ccnt to. 64.7, ' high a6 $3 iu,iIIion; . betw een 44'and .47. _____ . and throe trailing at around 55- It Is hot the hiibit of the Times- ■Hie Truman-Dewoy cloctlonr 5«: In Jbrms'on's IJioriohdalMc,...... Nows to urge that citizcns back a The district is in good financial complicated by the candidacy six states gave him from 50.1 lo jroppsal. which ia.inqt needed;_ In __ conditipn and the asked lor Jjonding. of Henry WalloM, was tighter 00.7. Massachusetts at 70.2 and still;-MasaaChuselia asain^dld Wew' TorTi'aT 08.0 were' the notitoo-distant future there will would not h4 excessive. The need , not follow form, giving Truman somewhat above pallem-. be projects suggested which will for new and improved school ' all ll^ye^erB ut he took llllnoiaT 'TCenncdyTwlnnlfe six lifiOOIIr"" • not deserve local support because, fncilities are param ouni find “ by just .0 per ccnt,liUUoniln uy got percentages in seven-states ~T basjcnlJy, IhQre will be no real everyone will realize: this as the .5, Ohio by a mlcroaoptc .3,, running from 47.4 In Ohio lo 52.5 need. There could even ^ a call .facts arc revealed: “ - “ ' - Dowoy in turn prckcd'ofrWew |n New York. Five wiire around . (or a bond elecilTOrtUTSUppurt such— •— Jersey by 4.4. Pcnnsvlvania by 51-49.Mr.Nlxon,whilclosinRall needless projects In this casefthe ,■ ~ Being well - acQuainted wit 4.0, and scraped by Inlilichignn. ^ut Ohio nncUCalirornlo, fell ■ TIrhcs-'Nevts ' v^otild* not urge operation of jlie scnooi district - with LOflnd Now York With 1.0 teiow « ♦ Juat ^onco,. Again, su p p o rt, ___ L- ' . ITnd - - J !its . peeds^— I- we > urge .taxpaw - inargln. *' ■^MosafiQhuaetlawEsabovc:phase Once m ore , th e' voting per^pi. Qo D em ocrntlc. The m arg in s and d^h-tajfpayers alifceUo-aVail '’tentages bore ■fascinating,'.|n three stotes were less tlinn /Hojvever, in the case of the themselves of the factM nd to join similarity. In three otlheeicht, one per cent. -s^ioofcpr9po6al;no\^being-studiodr- thG-Timcs-Ncws-in-aupporting“the- we do urge (hp supporl of everyone proposal. ■—OAK. < GEORGE C. THOSTESON, M.D.

: Dear Dr. Thosleson: Please.. which Hives ri.se lo the term We Disagree — —-iliaeuas-leUmtt*—hm tief lockja»v;.v—f1miff?vorrthain<^ utUicks Uio voluntary mu,scles. only tlic bet’innih}^,- (yluscIeK •It*: T lie R epublican p la tfo rm fo r 1972 ■ deserters. Wp disagree with him on .VVhy-.so’ often th e lower jnw ’’ ' Uirouyhout Iho b^ly.yBtiffen,^ How lonj- Ixjtw uun-Jhf injury has this to say on amnesty: ‘tlere his other points. ANDREWtULLY along wiUi -severe headache,* and onset'of the cli.seii.sc? W hat fever and convulsions. - and now we reject all .proposals to Those who fled to Canada and . arc Uie .syin[)lotiis‘.’ Does it Ivower occurrence of tetanus rant amnesty to those who have other.havens to,escapf the draft or . cotiie on .suddenly or ^{radually? is credited in purl to the shift of froken tilt law, by evadffli; mll!lary.j.' r to-iacupe ,aervi(.‘e-in—the-arm ad- -Bleeding s.eg^nmiit- — twin------:------service. We reject the claim that _ forces, did so on their own free will. Tetanus (lockjaw) is not a areas,but more to-tiiuincroaKO— those who fled are more deserving, They were not thrown out of this W A S H I N G T D N drew no anguish from rae , . , Journalists pepper us with conniion dijiFase, which is lucky in vaccination with tetanus ^—or-ohoyod a hiehafejnotalit»r-than- -rCOuntryr-They-^Unew—what—they- —WashinHtoni—Of-Hcours&r iB i>r Pliying Gregory QQleman.^ho tr-aglwJtorlowiLUhiLCCUnlnal’a .since it Is a lerril)!« dcaeasic.. _.tuxoid— A-wwuit-of-proleelivc - Ihose next In line who served In ' were doing and they knew the microcosm; only.of .Itself —: had an -nrrekl record'of sevea lousy childhood and urge that - The—disea.se results - from shots should start at tlie age of a toxins (poisons) created* by year orlB months, bjitof courflc — , .their places." possible consequences. Such B except in th e uttitudc of -Uiut offenses, would be like feeling Uie'public forgive him and send bleeding sajjmcnt of society sorrv for the arsonist who inuUiplicution of Uie g erm . TIm* cun be given later in life if qitrV consequence should not include a him to Harvard. w hich tak es it upon itself to pas{) scor^es his fingers." germ it.self pm lurk in dirty Inoculations havc"bcen missed, Orval Hansen, the Republican Just so. But what I desire is a "welcome home" after the war is moral judgment on the problen)- As Wartofsky iwted, Mrs, study of the victims of vicious places such as a barnyard, or Uoo,st(5rtnJirPlions at IQ-year candidate to succeed himself as over. of crime. Here, as in most of our Silverman’s case was a dif­ crimes. I wish lo know how soi^ contaminated by animal intervals later^wiil maintjun Idaho’s Second District big cities, the more articulate ferent m atter. Her ''only crime Mrs, Silverman felt when she excretions. Since the germ does protection.' ^ — ------GongressmanT-has-this-to-say on -We—stanci—wtlr-HE»enater—B arry ‘ among'the citizenry seem too Was one-'of te.merlty ' ijr itruck-iJow n by her nornccu;^xVjn5TT;'irciiin5XlfiUlt;— Thctoxotd'worksloo slowlyto Goldwatcr who, during the recent preoccupied with tlie plight of necessity.” Specifically, she- assailant. What happerts to a places for a long tinm.* be effeclivi' if given at the time amnesty until the war ends and all Republican convcmtion, saicb *’To me crin>^inHno w^rv^nbQut the" woii out sh6fibl»t^-^^SfTBhu WUK yr»^{ii?-ftF-rhntTr7rtrnghPn-thty-^i^-af>^- ^axuiitv-naU^ i:^not-at^v;quild JM -hyiM h tetanus victim. attacked and fatally injured. »»ca n mnthflr-/>r_fa>hnr. c n r y / because Uie nail is ru sty, but im m une globulin n in . given U. S. troops are returned; (2) a those who left this country to But there are those who have Altt)Ough the newsjiapera were underprivileged murderer? 'l-' because .U causes a puncture at tluTriime^ind btT effective, e sc a p e th e d ra ft oi; m ilita ry se rv ic e "case-by-case” consideration of begun to wonder about things, full of Coleman’s case, War- wonder If a youiig girl’s mind woujid, . A -freely bleeding Anyone who does not have, amnesty after the war. One I would say stay where you are. We and one of them is the author of tofsky pointed out that “it js'affected when she is brutally vwidnd is likely to wasli the protection should be wary if "option" might be in combiniitrotr don't want you back.” «.letter to,the Washington Post remained for the Post lo deliver raped, and if tJicre are victims- K‘-‘rms ( if present) out before working in soils fertilized by w iUi m a n d a ta ry n atio nal ger v ice. gienen Victor'Wurtufaky.' ' Ute- ■ luyf '■hi!,uU- it r - i i ui ,■ a iit:;.^__ t^_ W______a ^ th * <, t>______4 6 t^ e a iis 6 'tlifeV_ u m y m n i tiu im i’in r B ut it ihi! ’.u n iiu iil inuim iv .. A "------■Wiirtnfcby^wns rf>mrppntln|! received 125 words on a back gpent too fong in a hospital germs.aru_driven deeply into a wound from a sharp i or even lio agreeing witn senator the armed forces. on the hooraw raised by the page." ■ -recovering from their Injuries. liYe tissues,’ w?11?tJnnnjy a n n l t ^ ^ t o n n w lfe .' ur uther . 'sm all ' ' Goldwaterand with the Republican sla y in g 'o f a l&>year-old black 1 think Wartofsky was saying Wlio pays the doctor bills for a shard of glass, splinter or wound can permit entr^of the platform means we disagree with that America is a curious, not lo hardware clerk who js beaten whatever, that is more gefm snr they can even get We agree with Cong. Hansen on youth named Gregory Coleman Cong. H ansen. — OAK. . who allegedly was camiliijn the Siiy bubWeheaded. country. up onhis way home from work? dangerous, into an> alread y oi>en so re or point three — no amnesty for act of stealing an expi^nsive Il.needn'tbea serious wound. Wound. • . . • T bicycle during a police A thorn |)nck. or other trivial ------}• aUikcout. The Inclrtmt produced wound can introduce nMrgerifT DcarDrrThosteFonr-fjwent-tff^------a wave of protest meetings, Clunshpt wound.s can cause the drug store for some sweet much editorial wpiagirvf^ of tetanus if germs from con- oil to put in my ear .and the hands in both the Post and the PAUL HARVEY tiiminated clothing oc-skin are pharmacist said ,‘'‘G et' some -MR?^5PECTATOR^ S tar-N ew s, and of coui-se the pimched deep into the tissues, olive oil^ It’s the same thing." “ U3iranjxprcs3icn57orfenr^tnit~ — Onee-— t|ie— germs— start ------Back-in-Wisconsin4hiVi>wet;t_____ the police were running a multiplying, onset of the disease oil I ^ot|mit;.li:ani^)arent. sweet fascist state. m ay be fa s te r slo^v — anyw here to tlie tasteu n t! notirfftrulive oil Honoring A Mustache Coleman was shot down In a from u few duys U) two inontlis at uil. Will vdf] write out llie relatively peaceful midtown The Communlata are pleadinf’ exasperation may Iw influenced or more.—Tiie earlier the unset, difterenuo-. Ho-people will not neighborhood — peaceful has to for mercy in the court of public by thiit, but as recently as the uie more dann^-Tous the attack, make the wime mistake? — We didn't realize it in time to tell - A GOLD RUSH? - be...... a re la tiv e...... word...... in Ilcll... City - opinion. President's July 27 news con------Thetoxln7.TS'yoirSiiy, atUick.s V.I.S. you in advance — but we now-come It is interesting to speculate, as.a_ in which4horo-had.been, more ____'Iliey'vivhad .Jane Fonda and, Jercncc he said wo'rc not Uie voluniary muscles, the No mi.stake. Sweet oil is olive forward to tell you that yesterday California geologist has done, what Uian 150 bicycle thefls diirini! fiamsey Clark over there bombinfi dikcsonpurpose.and I mu.sclcs we move deliberlitely. nil. bul the liiiht color you — Saturday, that is — was would happen if restrictions the [irevlous three months. So porroUno their propoKanda don't think he should.hove to. .SpusnroT thf facial muscles is rem'emlicr is -'Uie result' of cliiira Ihnl. our. biiniber.s have .iipolocli;!*'..., . .^ Mustache Dav. Tlie sponsors — prohibiting private ownership of the cops, not llloglcally, decided ~ one of lho.earliehl Myinptom.s, rfifinipg in Us marju^acturc. been bombinfi their dikes. Man alive, this enemy.doe.sn't Mustache Growers, Ltd. — gold by U. S. citizens w ere on the tried*jind-true slake out , tnethod to see If they could ■Tlie butchers of !l(inoi. who.se apologize for tossing mortars ■ proclaimpd it "a day of recognition -removed. Tiie geologist-‘says it catch a thief or two.-They are troops publicly. cjMicfltcd into the power .supply for Saigon for mustache cultivatorii." would result in.a third gold rush — now under fire hot only for hundreds of. South Vietna.mes(^ hospitals. Tills enemy "doesn't BERRY’S WORL In Twin Falls and in Mpgic if the price of gold reaciied $100 a n Q)leman’a sudden death, but for officials of Binh Dlnh Province, apologize for smuggling, Valley we have quite a , few ounce. trying lo doM., something...... to ...... curb l^“ve the audacity to,seek"to grenades in baby buggies. TliiS' individuals wlio sport (on their Gold has reached $70 an ounce on' tJiV im'le crime w™ In thnt-/Sluimo us now tor doing what we enemy. omploys schoolboys, aa ------upper lips) a patch of hair world markets, although the legal neighborhood. sfiould have done 45,000 dead, saboteurs. Aa the Post'pul It editorially, Americans ago. And history always drags all . • variously known as handlebars, prige fixed by the U. S. government "An drmed stakeout on 'a It's lime this should be said: military adversaries down to walruses, Fu Manchus and wliat is .only $311 an ounce. Should; intcd unlothcd blcvcle Is a H'ere is nothing moral about the lowest ' common have you. We think it was only rig h t' ■ deriiand continue; It cOu1d~^cll“ ...... that they had. their day and that open mining in. .muny parts of' ought never to have been ul- humane war. ' _ lull's look at those much we w ill. probably hear no more Idaho. tempted " it also noted that Yqu anil I have learned to mourned dikes. — ...... - _ (jbpiU it at least for another year. Coleman's own bikc had been despise this outdated, barbaric Nortli Vietnam Is a nation of ' Yf the fad goes on much longer stoltn the day before and" resolving-int dikes. Some 3,000 miles of dirt ___Uien one article of Grandpa’s day therefore he was "alronfily tematKmnl dmerences. dikes divert'Red Rlver-water to templed" by the planted bike. . But there Is one Uiing more , the rice fields. tvingbcb-roturriing-Jlt-'iiiill-.he-lhc — Wrl|-^1rmmi»n^wilhH"n—■— Hum-Dcopln Since cenluries before Oirlst- ...... triiRedy nH“ flgH:'But In lhe-•■pe■Jple-^^-^h^t— m imo-^f-thD-NopUv-VloUiainoiio-^or------prevented grandpa's mustache three-week Intcrlqi thiit ‘‘humMnlty,” and that is .when whatever they.wecc calledmpp . from hanging-down in the coffee or . The way^g 0 ie.girls break a date, followed his shootingM. have , old men in Washington senlpnce - have been at war with one the SQupi- . is by going out with him. bcenwaltingfor a sh lar wave- younti,men-to. wage a pulled- another and that river/ ..... But com e to think Of it,' there arfe' of protests' ov^ir tliC-brutal' punqhes'war which not one of Within weeks you are gomBto- ■ rnuHRlnu' of Mrs.- Belle thoso^old. men has ever' hear t^at the Red: River is Still more r u v s tflth cleanrlips than — aJvtfrnran-tirtrmM nyilBhtr^'vniimtcorcit'tor. " ; ; noo(itnR-^vljrn&W OnTipa . ~thcre are with hairv ones.-Which " Sio died a few days Inter, - . -So. We aro- borhbing their. 4 -and that Iffl our. faultr;"--'"^ . causes us to point out it m ust .be a l i W / i y W E G O" Naturally,, there were'no tlikep; I should hope so! - . The Rod River overflows relief for the gal’friend to. kiss a ' prptesta on Mrs. Silvermania ‘ If we're ({olng ^o keep bomb- every Aubub^ nnd September, clean-lipped individual than- one - ... This is tiie-last Mr, Sikictdtor bphair. perhnpH .hccnuse-it i y In ’%fonflo?* of tho, South • monaclng tlifi countryaldo. ~ ^ o drags'aymess of hair across TTotnmn unlil'our vacation iomes to' would bo a fuiuimo Job (or the Vielriainese — or . _ _ her toettvl- - ■ ■ ------an end. You \vil.l know w han w e a r c communlly to coricorn Itself 'presently profe.viod reaeoh ~ subside; the damanod dlkoa arc ^ back when you see ud blTw writing ■'with tho thousand.^of victims of Uien let's makelt count. ropJilred brreplaiced. ' tho Jungle Uiat Is Uic nation’s - For too Ion{» we’ve duhiped Norlli Vietnam, has not been GIVJEAWAV DtePT; _ _ at this same spot. UntiHheh, Just', - ^ p lta lr" :- .- V -^ojippnsive blockbusters ■ on-kooplnj) up wiUi Its repair work hang on,'So we will M i you after Hove two kittens a -niaJc imd: Atanyrate, Vlcldr Wortofsl^ wormlosa.footbrTdRj?^. . this past year m the flooding fennale, which w'e must give away. . vacation — and we I hope the • I "tiHs stood u^ as an'army o( one, First, I'd l>eltrt'Soy.,I had a ^ a y be worse, and it ulU^bo' ‘ ‘ ■ ...... -V-.I • —■- * " iianpl-can-blamB-- e^, huddf-^how'd .you like, to buy ^ he originfinal ■ it iisia l>Y' fhcher and Spassky^in^^kTovfk7' —trained. Cali 734-2274 in Twln.FallB.. an d us. ' slaying w as a terrib le ac t, “ It^ fe e rfn c a n an d ugly*Aj^d to d ay 's iis . -7---y-:. \Presidents O f Mamfest Destiny Sund»y,,SoplomlMr a, i« 7 j.pmii;N»wl;''Twln Falli,j(HhJ .i hr, '" ' A U jCM ps^ia^^ — JReatly!

By .0. A. -(GUS) KELKER secretary, of the .Twin Falla Shrine iFall^- and he toW-thom-liow to-gct ■ Editor, fimcg-NcwB eiub,. thanking the department for there. “Wc: wish to th'ahk, that Ihe-protcctidn-provided durirife-thc— -helpful':and~cons(dei‘ate~ofl'iccr," It is riicc to know" peopl!> antique show at the Filer they -wrote. ' f TipprtiduHs whut fflu dor-Sa-mnny Firtrgm na^r^p»5tm ^im ^^ I' roiY\ urace and (Jordon yaray times they never tell you so — but Officers Mike Hamann and Ronald " of Victoria, B. C.Xanada; UliaJs notthc-cnsc when It'conc'erns ./Boberson. ■ ■ .. ' ______jEraising______the policenjen ______down at some our'tftizcns — and some A ppstcard frohil rx R. Murphy of the Shoshone; Falls'pifrTc. tor their from other parts’ Who h av e 'Alamosa, Colo., Who wrote to thank , aid in picking a camping spot, they w ritten' notes to. the Twin Falls Sgt. Dickthe didn’t remember the wrote that each time they show P o lice D c __ OE-^— — thcfai.^^olor-slidos—to-fi'ienda—in­ We had hoard some people coming to his' aid wnery his car Canada they ^mention "those appreciated what the police are developisa generator troublo'.yrh . ~ friendl: ' - d o hiii; ur liu vu d uiii-Tf o r t huni b u w " iwm i' aiis. ^ ■ ■ 1, Idaha . gotWitisTon’JonesV'the councilnian, • And from Dean Holt, department Many-notes came from people ' -to let us in on some of the;goings OIL ' , adjutant. Veterans of World War who lived In honites which police Working, through Chief Frank -OnBr=who wrote from Kagerman had kept an “eye on" during Barnett he was suec^sfur. in thartking the department,for all vacation periods. Some, of these gathering us up a few of the notes___ they did and also for Chief folks sent in checks for the police thus written. ^ Barnett’s talk 1. before the benefit fund. .convention here. ■ But we will end this little“ pat on There are scores'ol] thenri rr so-we the back" story for the local police ; wjll only bo able Jp discuss a.Jew. _ _ From Curt,, Vicki,. L^rry and with'parts of-a-noto from Miss But it’, does show a ‘■trena'lhat Susan Nielsfcn;' Mlke-Pusey, Mary ■ Muriel Thole, head cashier at "copS” are really friendly guys. Jphnson and Buff and Linda of Salt Brigham Young University. She - Take the note from M rs. Hojmes . iJikc City. They appreciate the Wortt, in part: ____ ' _____ ~t?7T:;gahr~SlK^took'-a~~tvWPWB6ke- '--Memorial Day Weekend tbev spent ' ' “I ViiasL,hotn.^and—rdsod . in , UCTSapS s. GRANT extremely attractive to Republican- Party vacation and wrote tho police after in T w in F a lls a n d a t ‘,'y.our bcaiitifu l.. England. 1 was taught that a Eighteenth PreiWenI Ulyiies S. Grant lenile>5>.'Accordlngly, G rant easily won the shtSTeturned home that for the first Shoshone Falls Park.” T he^rk, • policeman was niy friend, then I ( F I n l Adm nlfltratlon; Repubjlcan presidential nomination In 1 ^ , time in 35 years she was. tljey wroto, was unbelidvably came to America' and was quickly •March «| 1M» Miiriili 3, 1873) aAd Just as easily defeated reluctant apprehensive af leaving the place. beautiful and clean and they added Indoctrinated to the idea that the OltrtByiiBw' CranVi -nominee—Horatlo^Seymourv- JS(Wih8-was-vepy-graleful^haf=lIiE= “'^^e^avtmothiitgTtice it tnrutfflT first Inauguration, his j)^lnn Henry Adams, former goyemor of New-York. Significantly, ^iiceman was out to get me. a .• grondsonand groat-^ ihdBOn of P residenta, Grant's 310,01)0 plurality came largely trem police had watched it for her. Coming in for ,praise, too, was the " fallacy-; Oiat l^ived with for 18 observed that "the i^ogriss o( cvoluUon the votes of 700,000 Negroes, who voted in Tjien Faye Jones and soni wrote' “clieCKful park service man whp • ■ years. / (rom President Washligton Grant was alono Urge numbers for th^ first time. to inquire as to^he name.^f the greets each,overnight camper and "Lastweekend a.girl frieijd and I evidence enough to‘upset Darwin." So The major proljlcms facing some 35 patrol guard down at Shoshone offers his help-and suggestions." +^a>^fflftl)|>ed'at Shoshone F a lls. T h e re 1 shnple on organism as Grant, Adams said, million postwar Americans were a'national _ Falls park whose first name was Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gentry of met the most helpful person who ,- ^HouTd have been extinct for ages." ijebt’of WOO minron, relTuirdlng^thc n Bob. ~ ^ Sparks, Nev., wrote to say that— wa's”kTna,'Informative, courteous , Adams .has,n point, of coursc, but his -shattered ^uUicrTstates', -redeeming the —Seems as -though this-Bob had-^ _____ while__on_v-acatioiL^here_Jhey___ ! obseroation was more acerbic than astute, inflated paper curfijncy Issued'during the___ _ becnuse-Dilrwtn'rTjrlmary ■(.'Oi\(.'(!rnnn~hrr~ — wat “find (niorclng the Htn and 15th '^ontrout of his way to make their stopped to^take pictures-_anS ^ express my appreciation for that —thoorju)Lmomhnr_Tu;in.trn1lR nnf nnlylnr •- with tho progress from simple to complei Granl’s odministr«lion.s did reduce the which had broken in their trailer. approached them> and suggested its beauty but also^for- the kind’.' Jo rm s. national debt by about, one-fifth, ‘but In­ ^ - - T hen ^ o t e fro m F lo y d E . WliiJtfi. , they also see Shoshone and Twin efficiency of your department.’’ □oscr-to Ihc-htfart of the matter is the flation was never qurbcd and not even the t^oworoof- Henry Kissinger, who adviiicff" President the threat o^ cheap greenbacks to the Richard Nixon. Solomon believes the nation’’^ economy. Rebuildliig of the South political behavior of an individual Is not due Inovcd’ rapidly forward, bill the to unique porsonoUriiit^. but is tho result of ^ movers were white Southerners who were "tihared attitudcB, emotions and moral ' tjCQcming solidly DcipocrS'trc, aPTd con- ARTigCHWALD ___ norms — culture." • •scquentjy the majorityj)f the Negroes.were. _Times.-New£Pul>Uc Forum Brleflv nutJL_£re^ident_Grant }Vfi3 the little better off than they were before the ------simple-politic^—orBanisni“ thot~Adnm3" w ar to 'BlvoThemTrcedom.' -X;4U?-fcunds . thought he was — and the record suggests Two glaring personality flaws led to t)iurin ryii8’ — thetr i o waB-tKfr-AmTtqan- -untcoaonlnftl WASHINGTQI^ - . The national committecwomnn, who body politic, for It, octing as a port of Ibyalty to family.und frigndii.ond a fawning —Repoblic*nt-tee ^ h av -llifUUtO- Snn_Egnnpiwrn- Solomon V ‘culturo,” elected him President • Infotuatfon for the wealthy. He put iinfif' - some problem eiplAlnlng how .The *Ntopiibllc«n- , com- by a solid majority, rc-clcctod him by a Army cronies in-Ttey Admlntatrotion poata,' f they collaet donations for the mltteewoman turns the notes, greatci^ majority and' came dangerously accepted favors and la'vi^h, gifts from all Editor, Timfis-News: more money orlhat they may house foH'a week with pre- party. The General Accounting over to Gov. I^ald.Jloogan's close to giving Ulysses Simpson Grant a stripes of wealthy men «-and he was so My .vv«-. letter .ois vii.vvt^udirected totu theu.w be some business acquaintance school or school age children -Offico (OAO) has accused tho chauffeur, who drive* to l o s third term. generous with federal appointments to his ' "upper crust?’ I am a welfare Uiat makes vou overlook them? <^thout the adult conversation, party of mishandling their ^igeles and deliwrslhem to ______Americans have alwjivs showed partiality and his wife's family that ho bocamo tho mother and tkoow our sido.of‘U riuivc a. Judge thatjvlllrfate you get from corworkers or campaign funds, to which the John Wayne buslnosa I to their • miliUiry • *herocs, and Grant f(rst Presidpnt to be (juilty of nepotism. well. Thoro arc some people me someday and I. don’t thininrom your mate. Just let you Committee for U^e Re-Election manager po^esscd in full measure the two most . Unsavofy incidents such as Wall Street’s. living off welfare who are he will care if I was -on welfare hear only the chit-chat of small of the President has replied,^ He " takes " them to.the FiMt ------ndm ired tn iita_ j)f_ thc w a rrio r; ____:__ le “Whisky Rlnp." the -^frnudlfiK-the-govemmcnt^nd—or-^o^M y-rellglous-Hrolnlng-^hlldroiM md-jjljwt-you-^qyuld—^ o nsffnsft!------!------r:~ 'Katlonal Bank of San Clemente, combat and compassion in victory. His "dofllf to anncx*SantO‘ Domingo and the wc arc willing to admit this. But telFs me Uiat It is much worse to be ready to go somewhere. A n d T h ® trouble secms'to be that l ^ r e Recashes thenfirThe cash- 'UrironPacin&4lalIroad’s*ophflmcrnl holding if you - are concerned, Mr. stand Judge over someone else. JUslTTow could-you Know, uieac Uju aAO-mid-rthe-^Demt^ti -is-handotl-to-tt-oloM-rrland-of- • ' u . Donelson to Cold Harjxir had made hlrn_the company, Credit MoBlllcr, all reyfiolcd that Taggart, why don't you help by . Personallj^I don’t think tlmt you ladles arc In the bar unless you don’t underslaiid howl, the Maurice Stans; who buries the Union's most celebrated- soldier and the so many were greedily feeding from the .hiring on Invc^tlgatori-^------are-Boot^ough or-wlse enough—w«<>-thoro-vourMlf-?------— ■—Ropublloans—process—their—^wnoylivo clBarboK ip hlfl bflcI > nation's first full general of tho armiflH. -nnd. >rnQDiir)/_thiit_r.fan»_». w e o------o n o i c a re u ecau sc ii wc ■nnnagyfag;------r jo »br believe ------you fiev. 1! tnflV m u. thei^d would' y aru u n Jen on a v o c a d o lrc e. hiB BcnUenm_ai .AppornflUox_to_d^eated___..diOibed the '‘Greot^Barbecue.’^ can get thdse who do not belong are better than me because you . ” .. ?®“'' IdDfls, how be np .quasUon of Im propriety. A: wjeek later,, a t- mldnight^------Gen. Robert E. Lee had added tho touch of Nor was Uie corruption confined to the on welfare off, maybe we won’t tave more money than I do. ^elng a cose worker?' - " Thisiahowthosystem'wotltsr’ Prank’Slnotra and Efrem “m erer^Hhit—renders—WUlng—taaier—to ------H}«eeutlvfr-braneh-a(-tl\o-govornmQnt-alono,- receive BU per cent ol ourlieeds Can you write on article for UB U ' hove Jo look down with, Wlien someone gives a $25,QW ' Zlmblilist Jr. dig up the box and rationalize.. •‘Tlie House of Representative.'} was like an _ but bo allowed to receive 00 per about Uie worthless men who “'5""’' a doctor for donation In the form o( a chi fly It to Palm Springs, where it J y Grant’s only political experience prior to auction room," Rep. Joh ^vsnsmLoLQhlo 4„t or.r«c«ten;o n^yc — ,4ubank-in-Houston»^------by the President’s strong pr6-Southem Meanwhile, four major universities were- If the possibility arose, I know You said you were (using • “PP®’’ Another official picks up the placed in the false bottom of a ' policies and angered by Johnson’s charge of chartered, new Inventions heralded the you could get a or 10 ladles on your own words) "Ignotant and class" have been a little unfair cash and flies It.to PorUand, sulleasc. taken by Snmmv. breach of loyalty. Grant drifted Into the push-button era, baseball was t>eci)mlng welfare to plant und take care o f uninformed.'' I do believe you >'ni suro I'm not the only Me., where It Is placed In a safe Davis Jr. (o New Orleans and camp of the Radical Republicans. popular, a golden spike complbted the first a garden In some of' these - because you said wo can’t stand has felt the sting o l. |n the office of a fjiwyer for placed In an old grandfather ■Nominally a Democrat. Grant- had sUB- tran.scontinenUil railroad at Promontory Blace£jVj!jnny_noU)c slarvlni! to live with our husbands. How poplo's tongues who feel that Nlion. clock on'the, ijlantation of o ported Duchanan against Fremont and P ointrU t^, Ih'd^Tfbhlbltion Parly was Hut how many times have you about the ones who can't keep B»VC tlffim the honoKd Aftei; a week, the money Is DcmocrorforTXlxOn. Douglas against Lincoln, but his opposition organized. Wyoming Territory granted the sal down lo macaroni and • their eyes on Uielr own fomily Position of Judging, Uikert out of the safe by another Two weekff loter the to 'President Johnffon*s"**Soft”''Recon- ~ first wonian suffrage in Uie United States heana? _ luid desert the women. - Hnv„ ..«.r Itepubllcon official, who takes It diamonds are removed from struction policies, hlFlmnreh“M >)pularll>^ ~an'dTPCStdfifltTrsrcrflnrcnsually;prBpnrcd And - mQ.nj'._ limcii M jlic- ie . ‘^J-'oou .^J-'ood stampsstomps are nice, butout not fn[J,erli»ss fntherless klHq kids to toHimnpr'> supner~ Hnw Hav ' '^o^«i^fltfWt-^nd|-ipUMhosefl-a— r Ihelr-'hldlng—placo—and-con-^ and his easy-going disposition mode pront . to accept a second term.. macaroni has nothing in It. You every welfare recipient Is yolTcver taken a fatherless-boy cos^ior's check with It. vortcd Into soybean futures. The caBhinrJfcchoclUs-tugnod niia-.8oyhoan-fut»r-o4-oro-4hei think we buy the best? You eligible for them. Did you know ,fishlhg?-Or nro youafrald somo cannot be farther from the ^at? As far as smoklng^goes, r. jit_ u. . , over to 0 public relations man, sold for ITT bonds'utfl per cent. that is a person’s own business. u t u o ja u * ! — u u u i n jQ c o u rie r ^ h o Grcyhound-bus lo El Paso, ,T liy iE |L l Q U O T E S don'l,youan— - - * ------— ^hCTirmoi the subjwt majter is of a refugee. • ^ Tlie-O -itlQ...v i. ii are not tho ™yni!:gl''“ moie torllve-r-^ -Dear—Godr—forgive. ■ ns .fo|^ uroljlcnl.5nl. They are-tho solu-people- who , ^ . followln^^ , U»n , . . The city la not-the. downnmilD-piioplii.contljiually. . ' the. UttlB-every day annoyances. previously been ihoroughiy bills for tha croator o£-soclnl-prob]oms, Your mbntlon-o[ our mnnnOra jm l il iloesn't sjiroad them, li anotlier tiling that Irks me. I -^,Spmo!i»r.b,,-wo lot little _■ -^digtresB-us-more lhali-^e:;gP8ate¥—- - . \ . * " i T; !!'^•■for^llum Der ^ll^^^ ” m■ if(."I'n J 'church-overy Sonttayr" ilg iu tu re and “lante ‘ ° morning and ovonWg and I also ' troilHes iOfc. . It lids been said Writer. Thc iwme ot the writer outd»w billboard «lp« aSaTV ' ■ N c w 'v tir k M o i /D r J n lm - ®" 'W iidnosdny evening. I that vexation Is a Slow fonii' of • ;.> n i ap p e ar wHeiv piibllihcd W P* , L Im lm ,/ “ ‘'™’' tako my childrctl and as far as , torture wjiich Hone of ua-needs to .dnlM. there lif a pcmonal Th'™ «"> pmbably• Mslor ^ o t goes I will match my'klds . endure ifwewillbuttakB ourselves ■ requeil thnt H be withheld and ways- for, tho Bopuhllcans ;to d Uielrm annora aBoinst yours the ronson lor luch a requcft. handle tholr financial, con- _ reMliitelvinhnnd.'HelDUS tolearh~ "ilSted.^'hls rcqucstwUl^theiibe-trlbutlonB,. but »o iJ«r-L-th»y- ■; ------(0 »*n V M U r “ Tiiy. Again you Ju d g e“ a T ^ . to rise above our little frusftratiofis. Roman C. Pftciuski. mojority on o minority, ih a v c ^ ennillderftl by the (tflloni andlt-- tiQven’t been able to como up will either be jtranted or the with any. “Tht lllll* woman ontt I havt boekid ^iiooe to A m - ...... as the H ouse ap- ■o®'' * terribly, . ,-.:Ulettfl_Mar'tin------" w ltf b e ^ n u if iie ir ’IiF th e------•Bu^,’;^ RepuWican finanw • vV'; Iralia h r Nrntm btr 'llh , lull In co il w« don't /)((» I k e ' jp r o t ; c d the fivc-tjdar mfi- :hn*h)anflaoobl&-thltdron who~~ writer. ------;------ouieoM t o f Iht-tlecllonI" , , ^ tsUa-/ri>aie-fiiitTirmcjiTii>iih, come fromljicy_,woil—toH ^ rn o ri OTsuredffflSUrS.d Us,Kn. — rrlOtffliniSTlslthecnusoUieyhavo . working on It.” '

2 1 ^ T(mei-Newi,'Twln Fa1li,Sld«ho SundayrSopfofubcr 3, 1972 Now yop know Two! U.a.‘ Suprem# CoiB-r m v n i for?l^ ropwsBnUUvei’ - Justices, two. dflblnde of/lcors,. imd throe admirals of U{oJ^flvy nlno U.S. .sonQjtiQcs,: six con-* hav e lived In B ^our4iIoc^ a rc d -. Television SchedMes I^oaamon.^ soVon govbtnorfl, offronkfort.Ky. l-|u"Sunday, n d S«p(tmb«r ). I»7] ■ 7iM . 7b,0,)1 — Novt^iywod Gamo 3b.8.]l — Summor Olympici iam ia ...... m ■m." Ar ;:30p.m.on Channel 5 and at 0 HI JU,8 — Today .ISiJO 3,4ii — Truth or Con»«nuencM , • ol L*onardo da Vinci. JU T-CDS Now* .. ,J*i — D octori, 7sl -- Sowme Streot- • . Lsonardo, conirond lh»' voung XD — CnptAln KAnaaroo 3b;3 >T7.Guldlno Lighl ' 7b T.— (lAtobAii P re GAmo Show . M IchalahtftId In p»r» fo U h # ...... | : M ' — 4»i — OAlIng Oam e . *f1S NTh* drama ctntsr* pn compatlflon 3b — Joker's Wllc» ' •7b,0,1) — T oiIav In Idftlio 7b — OAtebNii — -bB!wcen_lh#-lwo.-OlanU.-com.__fl.— Oln#h-Shof#__ .1______.WASHINGTON (UP!) -.End.-Aeiitcnc 4b - Washlnotori WooK Irv Review S lojida^^N oan to 5 RV I. n.li .. Sa 5 - - Tulethon C ontlnuw ____ _Zal____E.lectrJc-Compaoy- - Old T|mo . ■3735” 8:00 S atu rd ay . to block. Ills discliargo, and on ' 2sl - Dinah. Shoro — r^-^atnirnAileCI 3 - Cade's f ounty Froohlko's nbn-Judlclal “ad­ June 7_pbtalhc(l a terapornry * 4si — O illy Jamj »:10 3b - Crafts with K A t y 4b - The Olp M aid and the Thiet. 7b — Fflilh lor " I r o d A y 7sl.7D,0 — Kollywood Squares 3 T — One Llf^ to Uiv«T Opero speclnl - • - , ministrative action" against S. restraining order against Uto ...... ^ , linliav ' II — •C^eovlr Ooottris 4i\ - Uewilched - • -r ■ 2sf - WhAf's M y Line? • TsI -• Journoy*l«r[eldoradD ‘ — - • fl;00 lOiM 3b “ X lm a rro n City -Noifl X. Parson and Capt. Tlie Arniy’s .announcement, A i,& — Science fn. Aorlcullure ~ 251,7b Jeopardy " 3 - DAtino CAmo ' Dennis H. Jolmson raised to 13 -l^turday gave no reasons for: 3,7b,)l — Rev l-funYb«rd Jb.3.tl — Wherathe Heart-It 3SI - M o rv G riffin lowr. 4sl. - - ' Reluctant Draooh and Mr. 4sl,B - Password - 3 — ^Fam ily A ffnir 3*11 — To ne Annouffced tlie number of soldiers punished Frobhlkc’s actions. A spokes- T0.1CI I 10:7$ . 4:00 •II) - Doboquivarl in some-^fonn as a result of My man said, vwo're not discuss- B-00 - ijb .3 - CDS Nows }b — Rllntst«nas 5 Enoolbert Humperdinck - 3 - Joker's W ild' 7b NDC Comedy Theater TV Reception? ' 3b — Dilly James Haroiis 11 - Guest Dook , Lai. Another 12 men, originally Ing specifics, oUier .than that •4SI,7b — Daniel Ooorie • 0 — Im doinatlon: Sot to Music 4SI.B ' DouDledeckers I0;]0 0 — Three on a M atch ' charged, were cleared. - - Uioy - did not meet tlie ‘ " 9:00 • 9:J0 TsI ' Sacred.Hearl n — To-Oo Announced ?sj • Partners “No otiier administrative profcssional.ptandards of people LclScarL_-_, 3b -■ Revival Ptroi Split Second - 4:10 4b Ja27 Sot actions ... ore contemplated," witli their grade and expcr' arrT*. HoraW Ot-Trutti ...... ; _ loiss 3b -- PctlicoAl Junction M Dook Boat ' 2sl Carolyn Dunn Show 3 — Prico Is Rlotil 10:00 -an Army . -fln^/L-^ionoer^"------. • 4‘.l,0^ Kullwlnkle' -JkU - -0*+M ■ ..JUJL - N O fc -* "Uaslcaliy, this wraps up Uie Frpehlke ordered Hodges, 27, Check Your Jjt) -,Orrtt Robe'rts 11:00 0 T- Oowllchod • Sports Jsl,7b - Concentrfltlon 11 — W ild Kinfldom 4sl — Perry TMason My Lni case." of Dublin, Ga., discharged "f^r 411 i Toll ^ .9.15 3b Love Is a M any splendored 4:SS Two court actions, however, convenience of the govern- Antenna - rrq m t h e Cathodmi Tnino “ . Jb. - Thontre niilboard 10:30 3,11 -- All M y Children " * Jb.J.Il - cns Nows /b ,0 ,11 Jobnny__CarsQn must be completed bcfo>(r the' ment" and baired Ms futifre re- 4sl,5 - Telethon Continues . ^ 4si,a - ADC News IO:3S books are compleidly closed on enlistment. Hodges, a nine-jJeir _ 0 _ _ Jbopardy ‘ 7b - NDC News 7b — Movie. "The 6leeplno Cflr , )1;J0 ihc4tlaughtoc4)f-civilian-Victna.—Army—vcteran,-had been ._a. 'T a b e m TnreB-cny w a tr n ______Thildrcff—squad-leoder-in-Galley^a-pla- 10.00 ?b,3,n -. As the WorlcJ Turns' 3b.3;45l.7b.o.n ■'■-■■'News:—weatncrr ?sl.4M This tl the •Answer • • 4sl,0 - Let's M ake a Deal Sports • - M ovie “ MurOcr, Inc." a t M y’ia i ' M arch IP. ' toon:------?b - It Iv Written Atlcrnoon 4b ‘ -Scsrtmf S lreol-- •• 11:00 platoon of the Americal Divi- The Army ^creinrylordered ... >u,O.Q - Summer Olympics 13:00 5 -- CDS News News, W eather, Sports' M : 30 siQ ii!aJith4nfo,ntryrB riB ndc:------P a rso n , 51', o f Toledo, Ohio, . j - insiu'it 2sl,4sl - Days Qt Our Lives • 7si - What'S Enjoy clear,.tharp reception n6 matter what • News, Wonther, Sports ■______One of theSe Is the continuing strippedf of his Iwcglon of M erit Mriijy StjiciidUieU - b f a n H TV jMii nwn. T hat **iinny*^ anrj ..2sLi-. News. Wodtbcr..Sports -2^1 Thunyor Road" fuvHsw Of .Lt.* ■ WmUmi...... I,. _-uwjird-nnd ■ ...... -of— ■ijlacL-d-irluttui . __ Galley'? court martlai convlc- censure in his file. Parson had blurred images are often traceable to a de­ >sl - - Meet ttii; Press " - tlon Tor the murder of at least been Americal Division chief of fective antenna. Call Sear< today! Jb Cimflrron City 3 ; ,Ttils_is the Lite 22 civilians. • Galley’s life staff. 5 _ Elbvent h Hour . .•..-UrM' • • Anti-war duo to bring A S ^ r s A nienna Can ?sl Movie .■'Wyomino M ail'' 3 Insiohf -S M y Frit-nd FHcUa Help Improve Your Altc/-ni freed POW’s backiionie space rock^s ViieWing Pleasure 7b,B.U - Issues and Answers -■NEW-VOnKTUPn=AnIlwal- -“"'l-Mrs.-Weto with rouncWHp Icovo Himoi.* But It will fcicing scrap p il 6 =anliulcl-niiv1cl-n,^lllneer slild Iransportotlon'between the probably bo a —inattor- o( ' 12.30 3b - Good News Sntunlay he and another .UnUcdStiaea ancHlnnol to pick weeks’.” cAPE KENNEDY (UPD- said Philip E. Culbertson, 4ii - Oral Roberts antiwar activist, Mrs. Cora up the three prisoners. In Vientiane, L,aos, U.S. TIii. ipnpe nupjicv Is (-nnalder- director nf advnnred mlsslonn 7b Movie. "Red Riv There’6 One For Weiss, would ny to Hniwj. to The prisoners to be released otficials unaware of- Uie Paris ing arrapplnp more than n hnlf tor NASA In Wn.shlngton. I X cscort 4^rec American POWs* were T a^tincd By North" Hnnouncemehf met a Russian billion dollars worth of Apollo ' "the 'Saturn 5s are ’ the” Tsi M ovie. "KJas Anybody' Seen M y Grti?" biick to the ‘Dnited St4iie.s, Vletnntfi" ds~Navy Ucutcnflnts acronor'fllght from Hanoi In rockets apd spaceships because' greatest resource^ Each cost -.2 U ____acillcssiCun. probably ':in a matter of (J.g) Markham Ug6n TJarTley case the three airmen were it can’t afford to. fly them. $182 million to build. They were M ovie,. "Caper ol the Golden of Television Dulls-' weeks." ‘ and Norris AJphon5o^Chnries-aboard-T»ioy--worc-Trot-on-the A^!eclslOT^D^-thc-fnt^ro^two- once-^ossigned—Apollo- -moon------4sl Sandy Oilmour ______But DclllngcLjwho_Jin3 .JCdW{icd...pIane,...... - surplus Satunrfl-moon rocketsr-flights-but-thrce Apollo mfs-' '11 ^ Maoic C irc uj - “ - .. ,.j(j instrumental in previous prison-, Knight Elias, At an airport news confer- three Apollo • command ships sions were canceled hffgamo-of— — .u Dc.ilti.VQlicy Doys er releases, warned the rcfease - Dellinger warned that the cnee here. Dellinger stressed he imd.thPon-K»t^rTT-tfrroT,>lU«H«d»>Anicrlcap, ottieiais. f-OlvunhiCi_j. Tlie p ro b lem I s th a t tlifi jobs- HI -chnmpiionsnipciiiin TVTJfihirVtttnnnrwnr:------W— cu'usad— by— Amorlcan National Aeronautics and Space Th» is launched next.sprlriB| t^c bill with Apollo 17-in Uccennber. - i - 0 0 - -l-he-Alman^ urdnvTi-^hiilMnT-nfter-nTftiis—for-kooplng-theavm_SatunL5 Ttie Skylab pro(!ram will end « i ; N . ' , y . w LA S T 3 DAYS lly UnitedTi*re.s.ln'tc™atio-anl (romT.r'eut Britam-: ‘ '' ' ------slvo-'flam(n(rw,rcclr-o(-two-rockeis------— i.S------o- »------'■’^V tiM r , -.Today is ^undayr^Sept. 3, the In 19115, the Alhes turned freighters. _ tion wllldimb to between $1.&- — ^B~^TVi5"crofr»o'fiTrTn;r ■ • buck Ihe^Gemians in World Only Uiree persons *were in- milIl(y>»'fo J2-milIion annually. — To Oe AnnooncetJ 247th day ,of 1072 wlUi 119 to I^U E L WELCH S 3Q_ follow. W ar I’s B attle of V m liiiK------lurD dTnonc-seriouslyriri the-col- -O fficialii-«5C -llltle_£hana2__Q l^ 7b,8.11 •- World ol Disney In 1939. Great Britain de- lision which left fourteen cars, using the Satufn 5s before 1902. 3 Lass'V ‘ The mouii is betwoe^i its last RAHSSSCITY - . i -..Movie. iPj’ tvf i.rtgu'una ■ q u arte r an d now phuKu, dared war on Germany, with including lioth engines derailed.' "We’re spending money today Wcwn.pl Krance following suit six hours Tlie accident occurred'Friday maintaining this hardware and CIOSEO fOR VACATION , . ' 4..0Q . •PornirUj _ sta rs are RE-OPENING 2b.3.4&i FDI latpr.They were quickly joined nlHht^i-haU-mile from a..erosa- .il .lhe decision Is made not to^ Mercury. Venus and Saturn. ____ ^EP.T^,JA73' — ______.. fija ______...... ' The eVening-stars-Tire-Mars-by Auslr4ilia,p New .-Zealaiid. JD g aj W ^el^nj^’s main_street use iM |^ w e V ^ ^ 7b.B,ll Father oi\ Trirti. Comedy Special and .hipiter,______SotiUi Afrit-;. Imri C;irmdn------—WhmauuMKlbountHrairrpnirtnr • 3Bsatnr~sm?T’i------:------c i t K M A i a ENDS TUESDAY Tliose born on tills date are In 1943, Allied forces invaded off a siding and a westbound TODAY AT 13:30 -3:40 -4:50 • 7:00. 9:05 P.M. under the sign of Virgo, the Italian, mainland in World freighter on the through track “' t o n ig h t AT 2:40-6:20-9:45' -saidXarbon County-Shotift-Al.— A m ern 5 ffin ^n i;rn eer TTouls' -W m -H :------3 - To De Announced bert Passic. 7tl - Elecl?1c Company Henri Sullivan was born Sept. 3, TSiinicy wuiitL'd uoim iifliTilK' wtiisl way."' .7 30 The wrpckaue ^u'St —Into 1B5Q. A Uioughtfor the _day: ___ British ' And Ihal's Ifit'w uy lu 'j,t)l Ihem . 4b f5iectrlc Compcww flames~but7rremen had the' ■'5~;“ U fe“6rCeonardo Vin”c i‘ ~ O f\ip lls'd ay In histo ry : ' ~ W ftrlim e n p rlin tv ^ jn lste r Win* 7sl Frency Ctiel In 17B3, the signing of the ston diurchill told Uiu House ol ““1 within.two hours. ■ 8 00 hi Movie '’The Film Flflm Mrtn ' Trf.-aty...... __ of______Paris officially ____^ _____ended Com m ons ‘.‘^,.1 h av e nothing to ''Lastofthe 3 - Kid Power tlie RevoluUonary War, Amerl- offer but blood, toil, sweat and HE BOUGHT SIX MEN OUT OF HELL 7b ca had won its in’dep e n d ^ n ce'' Tear.?:*;,; Red Hot Lovers" AND THEY BROUGHT IT WITH THEM; ^

9 00 3b . L'lle 0* Leonardo da Vinc>‘ 3,11 • Gunsmoke I ^ O T ^ - Y U 4 s l Movie "M « |o r Dundee-., POSITIVELY 4 b . 7 s l Masterpiece Theatre REVENGERSl OPEN 8:15 B • Uonant^ Maxie’s Pizza '^5 LAST 3 MtlONE /J3 6376 ‘ - 10 00 \ • > U S 3 0 to ...... D» RATED R; 2tl,}b.3,S.{|,ll — -+Jews. Weaitier. DAYS!! Sporli 4!l 7M .Eyerilno a! /’pj.o ' _ Jw in Falls Only AT 9 :0 0 P.M . NIGHTIV 'h • ADC News >• - 10. IS ^b CDS New» - Newi, W ealhpf, Spori» 10 30 jy Will Be Closed Tii TAke 2 3b — Movm "Entor L4i>on.m. on c h a n n el'T il (3 o n '' "stfnm nrpffirtr cable). Journey to Eldorado, Recitnllon Special Edoar Allen Poo , I'lip son'M or . (i ro c a llM In M 'ono m an inow . Tno Tlii‘ l'lo n i.|‘r.<< WnUAILHOHtHIiEMnBSTJMWBWnre -a ic cn u ______C0lTAflBrl84?.- — WOODY dTKODEifDSAirHAmBD '* relive** the writer' 'sipramfirjrirr"’"' ' ho re a d i from h li «or|^ HITCIIIiI.I, ’Mornlno ' SiOO AJSiD V ACC A HO 5 — 5 — Telethon ContlnuoJ ' «:0S TICKETS 4tl — Cuidepoiti A MAIIIIN IIArKiN I’MOniJCTlOM, A ^;it ■ *i1 0 • CALL COLLECT t i C n f f c N I ’l A Y I l Y Wl.NRLLL I mucii III iMi,¥i,rt r». I.AI1AUA,' ;iua I'MOOlJr.l I) IIT-WAMIIN H A C K I N OIHTCTrri tlT HANll'l'UANN I'AUAVlfitON* , ' 4»t — Viowor's Plo«> coionnxornjur*. ANATioNAi ncNrn*i pirTunrr; nciCAsr' 7tl — 01 W on'ai . .326-439&

t:- Ci^iMibeHy erosm^ 5undav-4opi^taf^TO--Ti^ Twin Falls, Idsho..?,-^;: atta€ke d by McG ov^rit ------WASHINarON-rtlPt)— Sent—Uw-alleged plnm lhor Umn to Judiciary by wilfully nominating MAGIC MARKETS GeoreoS.McGovom.proparlne say It was (Maluniid to raiso im modlocrltloa to W h|^rl>cncli LABORDAy_SEPJ 4: ___ tor hU tlr(!ljampalgn_^t<)ur_o» adiUtlonal llB blllldn.:Admlnls- (Supromo tourt).".'------|— JtemocrmiFpcsTfoTninl ndlnl- trnllon ofllciala . hiivf gald ^T lio paper IticU nlso aeciucd USOil ncji, chnrgod Saturday that previously they w«ro consider- tlio ' administration of • "» CtMKt I^csldcnt Nlion and V to hig a value (iddpd ta< —n tax continuous and dlstSrlilne at- ROUND STEAK rvqslddnt Spiro T. AgnowHTo Imposed on ri^nnufacturcd pro- lack on tho Individual rights , "systomntlcoUy^ctodlng^i-clvll -di\oU—at--over)r“StnBo—of—P,nrnntccaiiirclllr.ona"' — " I— injorflca In areas rangln8-(rom—manufocture.------■— ------^—^"1111! Nlion admlhl«trat(ori’ ^ court appointments to wlrotap- On Uio eve of his departure, lins ouUiorUed govornmontal ping. McGovern's campaign head- Invnjions of privacy ^ r stood McGovern leaves Sunday tor quarters Issued a "campaign, by while such Invasions occur," Boneless Roundsfeak ,n . 98ib . a two-wcok trip, beginning with white paper on civil llbcrtlea" Uio paper sold, v isit lo th e SouUiom _ch arg in g Hint " th e Nl«on - ______~ ' ■' |_Govemoris^Confiil'onMinHllton-adralj[ilstrallon =^A.a-WEEKERD=^ Ip US' ■ cruSloiTT)f1inBI_ __ the formal ‘ Jtlckofl^ of‘ '^ils the Ameflcnn peoplo'wltli tho INI campaign to .unseat Nixon In ... spectre of big government .O r A $1.25 Valo* . Uie Nov. 7 election. . ; peering Into tlie corner of every ^ ' Wort>UflmaalclK««pi McGovern's vice prcgldontlnl person's llfo, stifling dissent I youi hole llyl* whila you il>«p. Jutt'wtop Atound ’ SWENSEN'S I— runnlng-mnte-Snrgenl-Shrlverr-and^iminishinirtindivldniil- who olso begins o campaign liberties.". malicallyadh»t«twh*rt- ffvar II ioo(hii Al< swing Sunday thnt Iricludoa ' In a'sUitcmont Issued with --vlalts to at least six-states; the white paper,“ McGovorn- r 6 9 eMAIN AVE. f charged Nixon wos preparing a assn|lod "the shrill attacks by SPECIAL ___ proposol for o value t/ddii'd.tax Spiro Agnew" on tho news GIM CATAIOC M il WIIH O IO II amounting to a national sales media and asaertcd,that Nixon SPECTRUM StRVICI, D«pt. t tax "tlinl will cost the average "has sought to weaken the SIWlonAlftPr.M«nrH, U 71301 American family another t200 d . y e a r." S la lcm cftC airlvor’sKeodquQrlcrf'dldnfit^ . FACE BLACKENED by'bunirpmTon of firc- say when Nixon would rovoal Dr«lNT MISS THESE bomiwcl Wagon' VVhqel Cafe In Monircnl, his proposal, nor did It detail P atron Canada, Is bucklccl IntQ.strclclicr before being -4ak«a-to-l>oA[^tal-ln-orlUoal-<;ondU(on^Tli|jty*slx-- bur noil Inim cd to d eath, ^4 w ere Injured lii trag e d y . M id e u ^si I (U P I ) • ■ 6il me^t yH U JES hukWIG From Montreal club resum i m , BEinUT (UPI) , companies and-flve Arab stat4^ resumed; talka Saturday on the fire kills 36 co u n tries' d em an d s foi* (> 20 p e r . ' ' ccnt shore 1^ tlie firms' ’ MONTnEAI.(UPI)-Authorl-. tried lo force open n rear door, and complicity." operations, oil sources said. “ OcrweiBlteirpoBSIWrcmn'ccsTir—which w orbam rrstiut...... 'The-fircr-w hich-bognn-nbout . T he two sid es >hnvo -boon- “ ~mnrdiirrhrsDnrand"compllcl- Witnesses lord nuthoritlc.'i 11 p.m. and gutted tlie second trying for two weelts to reach a ty" Saturday against lour men three men who had been kicked noor of a two-slory downtown compromlae^on the deraanda by hold In the-firebomblng-of-n—oufjjrolub carher rBuriiud, 'QunttTand westerh nighls'pol, Saudi A ribnrrK itealtr'Q ntai^ *,qro'wd6dTnghtclub-ln-whlch ai-Jum ped-out-of o-grey-cnrr r o n - “ hlch Includes o-firsLJloor«hib>

been lo work out o satisfactory ■mechnnism Jgr the operational m o s s eefem g p po rt:—:relationship between the new partners, when the rights and obllgnlJona.^f- tho jiptionnl Muniz, Ul llnzn Unjda candi­ -EL PASO, "T ct: rtJPn— Colomdo delegation, was 'D' partner vis-a-vis the others wlU date for governor of Texas, is Democrats George McGovcrn "senseless act of insanity" and clearly be substimllally differ­ and Sargent Shriver made urged a federal investigation, for supporting McGovern if ent from those previously McGovern will announce sup­ indirect pitches Saturday for airivefr In his telegram, ])reimiling between the foreign the support of Raza Unicia’a supported a federal investiga' port of Texas U - Razo parliclpanls.” ..... national convention but the lion. candidates. Mexicnn-American party was Tliere were (Widespread re- McGovern is h a r d ly likely to expected to put up Its own ports at the convention that do that for fear of alienating IMIA candidate for President. delegates—who held their first- Texas Democrats. The La Raza 1 — Ault Cu*lom-Mod«'lo Sui?. Botli McGovern and Shriver general session in a gymnasium party alreadj^ has ruled out Somplet Shown in Horns sent telegrams to the conven- Saturday->-would nominate Ro> endorsing President Nixon, who A ili /of Juanlla tion About the killing at Oro dolfo Gonzales, leader of the lujs been called "anti Mexican- JUANITA’S DRAPERIES Grande, N.M-, last Wednesday Colorado delegation, as the Arnerican" at the CQnvention. 4S1 Main. Hgitlton 839-5341 of a c(mvention delegate Unida presidential „candl* R icard o ' F alco n By a serv ic e- -'(late M onday. ^ ------station—operator—during an •-Tjpxas and Colorado dominate - ...... argument, —^------ther^nventionrto-which-pnTiy— M eG^ern said the shooting members anfi delegates from 10 of'Farc'oh, 27, a member of the stales have come. Ramsey Clashes continue

. SANTIAGO., aiilo,.lU PlJ- march by striking high school - CARPETS Oiile’s government coalition students opposed to the govern- chargcd Saturday thar ihe TnBnt'of' Socinilat President bloody cla.shes between rival Salvador Allchde, political organizations in down­ Police used tear gas .and LARGEST town Santiago were intended clubbed students, who had built- ."to fan the flames of civil flaming barricades. U ter, rival w a r." "■ . popitical BToupa battled with The Populnr-Unity coalition Molotov cocktails, fists,- rocks worned It will smash efforts by and bamboo poles. > SELECTION "Fosciat el,cments" to renew violence that swept tlirough tlie Police, said the throe men capital Frldoy, with 154 arrest­ Uirew at loast one. Molotov LOWEST ed and more than &0 injured. cocktail into tho stairwoy Tho incidents were generated entrance to the club, sealing It' by an unautiiorized protest with flames.' • . Storm ^ a k s coja&t - PRICES NEW YO^lk.flJP!)—Tropical .aboiit seven'rnlles;an hour,' storm Carrie;slowly lumbered - Carrie, was.aboujt 2S0 mllos r — north—off—tho -past CViast siuOioast of'AUantlcdty.-N.J..- .Saturday, Its Jringo wlndj and "Saturday afternoon, Benorjtlng ' -rains ruining tHe Labor [Tay. tnaxlmum winds of 4S mlloi an ^w eekend fi(r,mllUQns_Q( boach- hour,,It-was eiipccligttp turti- goprs from Virginia Booch, to .on a .more iwr.U^''^ covlrse Concv Island; ■ . . during the night. C la n c lr BROWN'S nough seiis, dangerous cur- Mp'onnrtTiiriTwiijrIlinltml— CARFE/ OUR SPECIALTY ^ ronti) and modoralo to" heavy to tliii coast, drastically cutting ------ralnii-*er»r.reportodfTiirCnrTlo-tuiiiiI7TJjK6r Pay ' weokbrid' I >1:3 M cim Avi> E di'Htod'.north norlhwojt , a t. boach cfowdaTJ .A

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Idont Nixon's post and present oboul Uic cnflo^prior to tria l of facts, ns I know them to be, ro-clcctlon campoign pinriof'orfl n |1 million civil suit lirought which wflflAny full Intention ' wcrololdSnturtlnybyjifot'.ouil ' by tlic Dcmocrali ognlnst the before legal quoatloh’s were —jutfe6~to-ninlal&od~olv^^|dfty^ ------ri— — . montH tolling onyUil^g tlioy. ^Wcnt — - Ricricy Interrupted'bis “Vocov. niay know about Ujo biigglng of Mltdioll Wopopition wns cut Uon to hold'B-rare Sinturdny Dcmocratfc pnrly hcncl^uarters aliort. Friday when a motion to court session tA hoar orguments , lost June. • bait tlie ^ .taking. of ^ucb on a motion /lied Friday by the ^ At tlie same time, U.S. dei^Sttlona'was filed! Jig toW five auspecta’ lawyer, Klenry B. -Diw'trlet Court-Judge Chnrlea R r- newsmen—nfterwnrd"hD~hod~ Rothbiatt'’df‘New~YOfkr‘Tlm^ . lUcboy blockcd tlie taking of notliing to do with Uie motion, motion‘asked Richey t6,o;;der W ermi>l"^ epeatWflWfl-"-<‘a t». ■tiilB ■ ‘ ,waB-ahTloiiB tn nnswpr ,tlin ntimnrrnto,tojitfln~tflklng. time" from Ihe ' flvD~mcri’ quoHtions. MacGfe^dl-’s dopo^, r&Uline j)rb»trial depositions — accused’, of breaking, into tloh is scheduled to be taken flVom fltatcmenta of foot— on Democratic national hcndqunr- Sent. 8 ., , • _ the grounds that his clients’ tera. Electronic eavesdropping M itcheli also tol(l new sm en chances for a fair trial have “ dcylecflTvcrjrfound'thc'Tilght'of- 'Oie breakln. advance about the breakln. publicity In the cose. ■ The decision means that John In a statem en t n fter tlip^. Hip.five. BUjipccts hod been N.; Mltcbcllr forrner ^ajtomey ]udge's;PullnK, Mitchell said "I siated to mnke their depositions gonernl and former ‘“Nixon welconie the opportunity^to next week, but Richey's action cafhjJiilgfrmnnnRorrnnd'eiark - c o n llm ic - m y - (loposlUQn=::.oH7f ;^ted tlielr appearances. Six MacGregor, who .succeeded Tuesday at 10 a.m. .Judge depoStlM5~frlmrother persons Mitchell nsca^pniftn rnanagur, Richey’s decision thofthe civil ^lieved to have knowledge of must tell opposition liiwyers suit proceed, frees, me to the case were taken earlier. iBlo^y battle ragmg

SAIGON (UPD— bloody Communists out of the town Sunday. battle with heavy casualties on and recapture henrby Artillery Tlie U.S. conunand said a toth-sieves raged through its Base Ros.h wliiqh was aban- Navy F4 PJiantom with a two- ■ second doy Saturday 35 miles dbned Aug. 19. man crew was.shot down in.the north of Saigon where Commu- "Que Son is Just darn'near area at the time stated by the nist fOrcoimmbushed a gover* totally destroyed." an officer Communists and totli crewmen mcnt battalfon in Tlie, first test wiid. "There was a bunch of were “missing." of new outer defense line North Vietnamese bodies^ all The three to be released were around th e South V iptnam ese over th e place, Oh. I.x)rd.'’ lhe identifj{^ as. Navy Lieutenants capital, military sources said. stench is terrible." (J.g.1 Markham IJgon Gartley Tlie'frghtfng continued into Seven fIghLs around Quanil and Norris ..Alphonso Charles, Uie night Saturday as gom n- Tri, the country’s northernmoal and ‘Air Force Maj. Edword _ment forccs bucked by_tnnkH_provini;inl. cflplt^il. left. lofi. KniglU Elias. They were and artillery attempted to North Vietnamese deiul at a captured between 1.C8 and last break through.,the Conununlj^_ co.st of niore^ Uuin sIj^ govern- April. , _fDrccS-UL£CllcvQ_Uialr-&06rnian_mcni-troopH killed-and eight- — Kodlo-Hanoialsochnnjed'thc' unit which was badly mauled In wounded, government .spokea- United States witli "extermina­ tlie ambush Friday. Tlie South men siiid. ^ tion bombing’' in the Aug. 2C Vietnamese lost JOO killed and The surfie in fighting colncid* air and sea raids around 60-70 wounded ami rep o rted IflO ed with- 'N o rth • V ietn am 's flaiphong. Hanoi iuiid the planes KEEP YOUR STtdDENT IN TOUCH North Vietnamese dead, includ- Independence Day. ^ ' dropped 20 frag m en tary and Ing 20 women. - A KacUo Hanoi broadca.st Uial incenibary bombs and killed Heavy fighting also awirled in announced the release of three "scores” of civilians. WITH "BACK HOME" NEWS . .. —and—nround-Que—Son—dislrict—cnptured-Am fHcnn-^tlots.-the • -Weather forecasters snid that -capital at the oaatcrn end of first to be freedin-thrce-yenrs.- a typhoon expected to hit South the Que Son valley/ 350 miles also reporled two more airmen Vietnorn 'witli full fury Saturday north of Sidgon, where govern- were shot down and captured W) slowed its movement across, the me/it troops foughi to pu.sh tin? 'tniles south of Hanoi hist Qiina sea and changed course for the Red River Delta ricebowl area between Hanoi STUDENT and'Haiphong. It was expe'ttcd to strike Sunday night. Pacts laiidoci l>ow clouds and ra in In the Que Son area Saturday cut oirstrikes from a normal 30 to MOSCOW (UPI) —Si-n. Edwand M. Kennedy. 4 0 -to ju s l two ^n.H1tHT , mill g[ihirduAi-rm:imt_l!_ <; ' ", M einbepo- of' Uto Co w rouiUaL -SBBSCBIPTIOH anreemcntsagrc to limit strategic arms hnvt- ulvcn -?t)i— Oivlflior>^flurFOundo-t)io- Amim erlran s h n ^ that itusR la will ^ohi th em In South Vietnamese halfway be- ending the esc(|lating arms raff. tweeti Si>i|;on and the bcsciiied- — Konncdy-modi'-hltt-remnrkuHn-nn-lntmiPW^ tow n.uf An U>c n e a r lUghway Wlih Valvntln Zorin, a leadlni* Soviet political 13 Friday Jusl four days after commtfntator whi^ K|H‘ci«N#f» In AmrHrnn government officers announcefi_ atlairs. ______the fo rm atio n of a 10,000-inan tiisk force* to protect &iigon. They said tho task force"had "stopped tlu' Cunimuniats “ cn ld ." Siiiai land offered Military sources said the- North Vietnamese unit Involved 3 6 $ NEW YORK (UPI)-Israel secret peace plan apparently was part of a four-regiment, -has offered-to rcturi-. to Eg>pt being serit)usl\ con,sio.sal. Tune saiil, was subniitted*tu lugypt two weeks ago through American interme­ diaries and suggested secret ■i 1 JudgnLEJiL negotiationslx?ginimmediately, . s a n FRANCISCO (UPI)- I I ■iHraels prop.',Si,I. Jusf fill th Or^er Blank and Times'^ ews I d e p o ssited i tor will«ln,w„: fn.m l„r|!t. l,ns en- I RENO., Nev. (UPH-Nearly ure„.s of -,„oro i„ foci M ail Wifb Your check or ■ '^‘Studenl Subscription Special” I 11,an the Ismelis have ever V. Nlion for re . 14 million, believed to-b^he before intikiited they inight be . Money Order . . . I largest Judgment over awarded J Sond to; Timo<-Now> a personal injury victim, was willing to give up." Time .said, I ■ P.O. Box 548 , ' dcposlied in a Ueno bank I 'Ilie rcU irn of

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Ho nttoniled Klnjberly Hl£li I" 1071. , qducntccl InTwin Foils niid Is n FPA nnd Is vicc president of the &hool for Uirco y’cnfs wlicrc liD In IiIkIi sciroOl lie wiJviiiiTFA'illsi:lockey nt KEEP-Radl07H« County 4-H Bullddrs Clul). Ho ia w os‘president at botli the ■memtjer. nicmber ofllXnrjiln nUpndod m lscollnneou# o junlormcmbcr of the Western sophoniore and Junior class, Club, Nntlonol Honor SoiHety, sonllnni;8, IASC workshops ond Olorolnls Assoclntlon and thei^, was vIcc president of Boys’ Club chief Justice of Idotio Supreme the Youth Legislature, A m erican Inlofnatlonol

dcl(;gatc to Boya* S tate. be featured In-the sixth annual prosldont-of -tho- Filer High - -Ho Is - .letlerman...... - ...... In ~ ^ —Kfltcndod—Boi5c~ilti?h—edltion-of-Who^fl-WhoT^mong—Sohoolr^Ho-lB-o-mombei^f-jUic^baaketbiill-Brtd trackTindirvlcc------Corryin/j oiit~lh6 fair theme School .during his senior year, AftTifrltah HiBh’School‘S tn d p n te^‘*tloRQJ^^o*wr-fiftelotyr«a9eA—prcfll.dont*-of-hifl-church-youlh------“Youth, — ■ Tomorrow's worked as a page at the Idaho pn97J.72. . \ . - delegntc-to-Boys’ StatcT'iS an group, L caderfl," tho fa ir b o ard wiU Legisfature, porticlpoted in Trade Johnson, son of Mr. and Eagle Scout ,an{! participant In; ^ . ' ' honQf the youth rcprcsentativoa^ debate nncL waa elected Mrs. Ted Joluispn, Filer, is now All-Stnto Band. He is a membar ’ cach night during the rodeo. ot the 'iSnCA Youth serving as statd-proHldcnt-Df4^-«f theG61logo of Soutljorn-Idaho- r'Q ccort Good Selection Used Tom Shousc,' accrctnry- Mark Ciirney, son of Mr. and' president of 4-‘H clubs and state David Brown, student- body IIO II IllINCK DAVID BItOWN HICK NELSON manogcrr .. Mrs. Clifton Carney, Twin historian of 4-H clubs. He was a president 'of the Buhl High Tlie spccial guests w ill'^ the Falls, Is district president of the gradjinte of Filer High School School, was a 1972 Boys! State . . . I'il.T ...B u h l . . . d u l l IfN u to r Band student body presidents of the Future Farmers of America. He lost * spring— ' and ” is now attending — delegate, member u-_ of the seven county high schools, and waa an.FFA member all four the College of Southern Idaho. ’ Nationol Honor Society, and his Instruments .4-H and FFA district, county years of high'school and was an Ted Christensen is studenr name will be published • In and statc-^eodcrs. Idaho delegate to the national body president for the coming "Who’s Who Among Americon and Moc Knight. Kimterly, was a FFA convention. He has served year of thb Hansen High-Sehool. High- School-Sludenta.l.’ -He. M e rry P e t One CSI Hcis u i nunit)crof~thirHun5cn~pft»*ticipfttftfl— In-— footballr )!/2 delegate to Uie National JTael T y ^ w ritw ^ Youth Governor’s conferenoe. of hla chopter of FFA and High F T A . F FA an d H Clu!^ an d w tcstllh g an d tracic, lias earn ed received his $lor Chapter has teen accepted f6r 'Merit the Duty to God award In hla class Who's'Who of Amcrica. Hc Is church qnd is iyeaident-of his Farmer degree. t i m e s In A ugust 1071. h e won an octlve In sports, football,.church youth council, l.iiidti can In llra z il expenae-pald trip to the basketball and track. He wos a Rick NcWon is student body -A m eM:i«kai ------Question rO uridtty has been live* on tho a n im a l, and mScrPEr,^ Brazil (UPD- operatives summer institute in junior year. School. He la olso the presidents TWIN FALI.S the ProfQssional killer Jose de . digging 4it her ear^.for two therefore - you don't - need to Fort CoUina, CqIo.____ Kevin Hranac laj^resjdent of of the Future livestock Blub contlriulrig edCicairoh "prograhf Belmiro confessed to police weeks'now. Tills scratching has worry much about your house Rusty Jesser, Twin Falls, is QTrMurlaugH’studenl’body^Hb amTlhCTamTwrly chapter of at the College of Southern ; becom e so bud Uiult>oU) sldci of or_yard being conliminulL'd Tltursday that he hod killed a president- of - tho -Tw in—Falls —was icfishraan_closa-president.____ ■ n s m x c r r .her face are cut up and E a r m lU^rordelS^^ small fonher In d land dispute' County 4-H Builder's Oub. Boys' State delegate, has m o re '^somellhieTsho just aits in one ,r wax In the ear canal^""-^ for a fee of |110 \tu l adm ittAd He has won the Idaho 4-H Key received scholaBtIo award^s and Business LetterT • ^spot crying and shaking her .S ir “s'allvo- 03 weirL^thclr f “‘‘‘’"‘J lie wuH soinuwha( emiuirrassed Award, wos 1971'.Idaho 4-H Is active In FFA, FTA, M Club, di//cx jheod, movement causes irritation to ‘wo will be held, by the price, tractor driving chomplon,"^oolhall, tracl^and Ski^aub. P r o g r a m s V ’ A friend-told me it mlulil be the canal which resultalirtorge The classes ngedmg more "These arc hard times,” he county winner of the “Off the I-ynn Reese la student body Inter OMiu) Fofmt C O P ^ Icflr mttes so I bought some l^ n J u p s Of -said7^The-pi9loleer^ia&4o4ake- -Farm—Busmcas • •sui'vey . . . ^ include 338 E thnology (Idaho w hntnvpr offf»r up •flullofini ! m edicine at Uie drug store but It feces, eggs, and sometimes cooperative survey and twice a School. He belongs to the CCYF N o tic e i W- llinsn’t helped. Wliat can you bucicriui kfiUFViV«. ?legutf tu the IdahD-Prldc—y^uthgrouprts on tho-honqwaall^ Literature. The canceled class ; sufc'gc.^t ? AJso, could the dog get .use pouring medicine on top of cortventlons in Idaho. and participates In football. R om inders Is 315 G eperul M ethods in the ;lt. ;il] that nnd expecting it to kill He was alternate to the bosketball and track. C h a rts secondary school. • Answer; I suggest you've got mites-. Notional 4-H Oub Congress in . Michael Sass la’student body No Stsncil N «c«iiary The course with siJfficlent Posters 5the, treotmenl befor.e the The ears must first be Harry’s Bar Oiicago and was named out-^ president of the Twin Fiins High. Bring In Your Original students attending to make a S ta tio n e ry ! ■' Aruriit an iiniiiiiiroiHtrn- ...tin q . liasil cuin|M iiublu.4o qui» il'lll(-Oll, N o morn c o ld (lr(«nH. N o Soviet children iiuint cold fidoth. Evon hiiat ; 1 0 oviiry looni. Ni> o o '' ! aiiiim, ’off* iiqaiit hoiit. Ill<»t MiriuiUHtinii; a ll yruiu lutll.lti, - • w iitm in (111) Ikifiitlidiird which back in classroom >r(l(ti(| ti> cuitj .wr ilu' in-loi ii 11' thu. (ixiav. And - MOSCOW(UPr)-"TlicSovict standard throughout the coun­ Inarn for wator lunit, willuuit nan Iw capital’s loudest residents ore try. Taaa said ‘‘It ia not on easy Ihu anKWiH lo priividirfK llin {|i. . Tflio U nion's Uireo ' million teachoro rotumed to IhelrclnraeB’^Ui r» p « r« n l- ahoJUiviK^^ pny rnl«o, c((octlvlj from today. — ^Hiey “ g«I- Iwo V monthg; paid r r vocation. 4 vTho'-lO-yeor-ourrlbulum-la^ FLAMELESS ELECTRIC LIVING FOR A NEATER, CLF.ANER WORLD 10 --TlMM-N«wif Twin P a lli/ Idaho SundaV', ^apjBmboV 3,' T alte ll^ th e r ^ftepjpr National Kellw dgdls Tciiiperature8~ ne^^n«orll^e mer^eases

_ ST. U)UlS-Ke[lwoo(ICo.net Fred W, Wenzclrje)ioinTinn'nrid_ Incom c for tlic’flrst nine m onths president of Koll\Vood, BoldJllmf .| of flscfll lp72’wns up 3.2 p er cent nnticipiited ahlcfl incronsea did iiQot^'nf^otcf’laUze o s . cxpccted 1)er-3^HriB-the-70.B4 m illion. . Jr)J4 .,stijte s. He said M artin has seryod a s ...... two.air...... flows which. produce som e ttiiindor.<}hnwpj' Temperafurfis— Ml .u i/i;. 'ninfjthundcrshowcrjrHjghs—will flffeot southem-Walio-in tlM.‘-«ctlvity-alons--tho-BouthdFn the Security Pacific'National tj^rough Sunday: Twin Falls Iwtli days 77 to fl7. Overnight next several days. . Jjorder In tiie next several days. Bank of Colifomia for the past Saturday 04 and low 49-Juw(S in Uie 30'k, Probability of • -Tlierelsanortliwestflowover niostly during afternoon and Vcsterdav nve yenrs with eiporlencc In prt,c|nllulion probnblllly 10 per - - r ------— — - ' ' . L a s ty c a r consumer loans, operations, - . - Normal real esUite and commercial and ^ ’ ' - . , ' ' .1 agricultural loans. Martin is a graduate pf_ J ___ _ " McCammon High School -and - S i l v e r uttendod. Idaho Slalc-lUoimA— IHinil^oiir IHioncv --sity7HoTecelved adegreD-fi NEw -V D R ic Western State College, in . IVUrr W eaver & Harman Friday quoted silver .Californln..-— ^___—- at 1B9.7 cents per fine ounce, nrTcent. “ ^ ...... : For the money, a mol^lc . Burr also says you'should get _ cqu)t^ent Is sufficient for your lioTjie c?»h be one of the b^st all warranties and read'lhetn needs, gota profosBimial-to-look- ways to house yourself and your carefully. Tn some cases, he over tlio specifications: You can Terry Campbell, Times-News family. If you know what you’re says, the fine print declares the usually find qualified Ins'pcctors community correspondent, at BTPA revenue^ -dolngT: ______owner nui.-jt returrLtlnLliome to under -Building Inspection 7BfMfi3f i . ______Mobile homes are marketed" the factory for^rt^n warranty “ Service” in the- phDne .Jjook like cars ~ hard sell. Tliey cost repairs at the owner’s expense yellow pages. In some areas , LEGAL NOTICE deficit seen from $8,000 for n good “single-- When looking o ver m obile they're found undgr ‘■Conlrut'tors:“- ...... IDA>40 DEPARTMENT OF HIGH width” unit on up to $12,000 for a iiomes. make sure they at least W AYS • good” douWc-\ffrdth.** h a v e 't h e M HM A-TCA It will cost around $20 if an Auction Sals ot B uildlngi to ti« ' POHYI.AND ■ •'nie l edoral - that aithnugh fiscal Inspector looks over the Mov«d Tile homes -are fa r/from manufacturer's standards peal. ___ ^Titu-.ldAito—Oeparlm cnl of Hlol> ( dhiinblH Hivrr l*»umr ■‘KyHtiMn ,voar~1^i uro.ss revenues were niQbiit, liuwcver. H^cfr^iMVVe ‘^ c y ’re ‘‘ininlmun^’’ sti^ndards specifications In his office. If he woy& will condu«;l an Aoct|on talc ex p ffls lo .slimv a defii’lt in n et hliihuT tlian in fl.seal y ea rs 197P T u n d s v . Oclobsr 3. « l lO.pQ, ,n TJPCrrpJinrtnTthiowTrin-ft-pfi xpted-by lhn r rui:rtiL-ft^goes out to physically chcck the- . ■ buiidrfifl»jnW’ ‘tiB lo r Uie cu rren t fiscal ' “ '‘d 1970, the net revenues w ere a lot: You c a n 't lak e tliem in. Housing Adm inlstrationjin d .thc ^ hom e s stru ctu ra l q u alities, u ,r)oru_fli.,wov ol pf -ypnrmrrnrdinjnnn"Honnc^ 111e - 'd ‘»«'n •'ront-lhose-tw o years,------;— —— ------——— for repairs. ; ‘ ’ Veterans’ Administratis .will cost around,$(>0. An on-site ^’"'J/npERTYOEscRiPTiON rovicj A(lmiiiJ.slnitii)ti uffiaal. Kxpren.se.s havt increa.sed at------IIAHI.A.N .MIMv In shopping ’ for .a mobile 1/Ook for functional, livable 'inspection i.s almost'mandatory ^ hoysu Ahtj a g^r«gc lormeriy H n Hu'hnimul. HI‘A ad- the rale at which . . . |ir-'l>rucliitf us iriuch a s 20 per Du[ldinu& will be open lor inspection on sSt* dflv Ir o m V jO a r^i. lo »all phmt-ond-Httnford—Idi^^'^^r-lnc.r-fccd-inUUico!. ___ ■ txicked by the Federal Housing include reasonable clean up with -teltr^Tlra- aly . -dispor Nci.kTnucleai■ar plant operated by Mink, who’ has served ITie entrance door should Administration or the Veterans' Cash dcposil rpay be required' to assistant manager for the past Administration (in tlie phone 9 uar-n and cupfroaydiTiire thcre?~Ace chain, located on lUuc l.^ikfs manager for U! years and vviis A.isociation; North Northwest ISI71, or an in crease of Kl7.li jin', slookholdeft. of re co rd as of there enough fire exits? Is the Houlevanl North, w*as inclmlfd also supervi.sor of the egg Highway; Clilcago, III. G0I)31. .Sept. 15. This will m ak e a totiil b edroom comfortable? . NOTICE OF SALE -'in“ th[‘“TC'f'cnTlj'~p(rslFir‘siJlt^ i\issi‘ii^er i-ar sales for.the department for several years. Kor those hving west of the Notice IS hereby given thal Robert ^ ------said stable of ^ ir. ur an SAN PIfANOlSeO -llusiiieas Association; 38!)5 G. UiPalina tilghest blddbr one 196J Suiukl, ID O regon l^ortl.Tnd C em en t Co. more space and it. makes NO div 1I3M. u m w ill DO recBivscT revenue totaled niillioii. increase (if 12 2 im v^ent, conditmUK-for construction Ave,; A nah'jim , Calif. 92806, IS the only^munufacturer of cleaning easier. Ontil S eptem ber 12, 1973 The Kor a similar period in 1U71. The I’tirllaiul sale.s'' region equipment distributors in C opyright 1972, advertiser retorves the righl lo cement in tlic states of'Oregon To m ake sure y o u r hom e is rcJect any or all bids rewmie was $7,5H millinn. norlhern California, Nevada. I-osAngclefi Times includoT .Alaska. .Montana, Loan total ami Idalio. structurally * sound and PU B LIS H Aug 11, Sept 1, 3. 4, S, A, i'4iriiings |>er share •i': .Washington.Jind.. I'N l. iy'd^lditiio. art .sllQwing -7/-e<-10. and-H, - — - c’rca.sed U centi fruni 15 cenLs iii Wcslern Idalu signs of nii^lux .increasing nor lU7i to 24 ccnt.s for 1U72 decreasing during the announced F i r m c i t e d Clark Junes, fumiuial vice • rem ain d er of 1072, president, announced also tliat .S(i says George II. Mack, LOS ANCJKl.K.S WF.NDKLl. . J a m e s Ar* nel intMHiif for the l»7a |)tTtod i? Jshiitm ant in $lin chlbald. Home Hoofing and -READY FOR FALL PLANTING- C.l.T. Corporation vice. Investment.^ ^ totaling lip froin iii7r.s iiu:om^ president and head 'of the million in real estateSiding, loans Wendell,were has been of .Sliari'lioldeis were'. (),\KI.ANI) | Ul’i'l Chinn's financing and leasing firm's disbar.sed throughoutawiirded tlie first Ki prize in ..a • CERTIFIED NuGaines Wheat lold 1(1 r>.|)c'c'l |IIT shiiri' c;ir^, fu-^j yliipnte'nt of rnniim\erlzed San Francisco division office, western states duringnationwide tiie first hoinu improvement iiiii|;sf.jrlli>'flsniljeur, fnclliii;__LarBo arnvwl in the United He liased his opinion on a .seven m onths’ ofcam lil7‘,i paign. by the ^ • CERTIFIED Luther Barley in .VpteinliiT of alKiiil 111 cenls stales l''riilay' aboard the survey of dealers and western home office')1ie award.of the was nuide by Bird, n . .. JOIMinm vessel Colorado distributors in tlie area, IVudential Insuranceand .Son. Co. Inc.. H ast Walpole, • ALSO Non-Certifled Varieties Maru. • ■ . . ' M ack said s ^ i e d istrib u to rs F red e rick A, \S(.-lmell, se n in r' M ass., m a k e r of vinyl sldlhg 'H ie m ercliaiidise, l.fion cases are lucking for small in cr^es vice-president In charge of and building producLl for use of ( > < ‘ 111 n i i n i i i ^ of Chinese beerr^will be in equipment sales and rent^ils, western operatioits, said thal 2 its pro(lu^'t.s by Arlchibals’s • NON-CERTIFIED Rye Grain distributed lo bjirs in tlie San but for.the most part businesu million wns used for city firm in renovation of the ex firjp i.in crKe.s Frnnciscn !tay nri>.L:»n;^r>y_j:QndiLiuna-will In* "abQuL-Uits-^oiMTtk-a.iind IM IClinur—JuhnNon b ecom e coll«M-tors' ilem. same" as they were In the first *farpi . projcufcr— home at Wendell. ^sk about the NEW WONDER GRAIN TOWNKV, Calil.' - lone six ujnntlis ot tiie year Mininj^ Co., Coeiir d'AleiieThas . merged, with Southwestern Financial Corp., said Albert W. ■^TRITICALEl- Secbiirgor, »SFC president and G rovyth dal?i offer-ed- CO»H SILAGE IligiiJM tejnJuiliage-^HiglhProteifr - boartrTim irjirwi.-~r-r ------— ~ ------.»» . 11.------— — ^;-r: HAS MORE NUTRIENTS AND IS s rc Is an Idnho corporation, TWIN FALUS ^ Information Argu.s,-Including moriUjly'And , recently of Boisft, iSeeljurger. «t»i'ks,and growth potential weekly retJbrtjj covering bnalc MORE PALATABLE WHEN A Extra High Yields • Plant _:B ald .-rL ______^ ^___ _^;prAvi(le(Lhjf. ArgiLs Hesonrcl) uuluslrle^, such as textiles, SEAL COAT OF Hesaidtlicflrm‘smn}prasset' ^'»rp.. New York, Is' now, steels^hotdlfi, aniy»ihible fronrthe Twin Falls^ . Also inclu^led is a bl-wcokly - ncrVopci-ntlng farm lojeuted on ‘^rTuvvaniTJ. Jones and seciirity 'reretVrftfe^llSTwltlHlTl MOLASSES tliofinflkeniVur,approximately , brief synopsis of securities , 50 miles south of Holse,’’. -Uobert Stdliel. representative' .suitable for various investment ’ IS APPLIED — - T l i o ^ f a r i n - w oa^-purchufloT P-in-T w ui.M a-ltiiLlliLin v caUTieiiL . oltiiitiUve.s. HuE ID n r .*‘sp riirfl PHONF. 733-5302 ANYTIfAE .BG^X^45^TRlJeieLANEFTWIN FALtS^ ■ fro m 'Uie H ood,'. Corporation, • ,^1? V^oltl.’^ n n d aifd“ WKl;ltcl’, Gnllf., nV; w ill InCludO o^wlde 'Vcajjltal galna-flpecullitlvc."-. MOLASSES SUPPLY CENTER 7 3 3 .1 3 7 3 . ______llnrconBtrtfctlon'flrmf' -variety...... of-mnlerla)-puhlijh^. by- j Sunday, SoplembDr 3, H7J flmM^fl»twrTwiirF»ni7 Idihp 'i r ------new S€x-symbol siiri ,‘lj\G U N A ’ HILI^S (U P I). — Itw lil ta k o o n e mnclio llori bo -ronw-'dllkc Ute.flVst-llon lasU ilk w o rlll,' tli(iy -o r.o ^ o b v io u s ly ' hl^ feet-w iU i^gfflat ((IffltiUlly. Jlufus.CQm tlrtdlkc'Qjlon oll. nccopted^ } m d p L . th e : Into.Mnrclh--rcscrvlnn Imlgmcnl'until his;-afterliisnntwin tlwaun. luid'ho rialit. But does lie hnvc star *»usohold (v?hlch4nelud«hfl6^f' TherchpllcJiRc-wns — - tjjken up" keepers let Hufufl oufof — Uiat Imd to bo supported by his q u alfty ? - FniflicrifliTCt*ubflrtiie-inevitnble-by-Prn8ier'jroldcst:soiTr.IOTUih7 ^Boiirnl)out-JOTlnyB-nnd-tl«r-wlvBBrflanklnff-HinJrtb'get- ,__Rufus ls_Uic lending con- r^oBult. n of Uic olll ■^boy*fl wlio pnc?ed t o , Uie. .(enciL m id£audjllon_proceeda-to_tliiL Jill^^—iitflund,J-rM icr-’a-nDmc.Jookcd- tender (or thi'llironc of tl)o loto retirement rt hobty), engaged Hufus in n-ronring .gritty. likcahousing projoa for motJip, •F rn aler-n a-k ln g -o { -ll» Q ^fl« K ------In to _ tlja U -« J o n o ^ 'n u ir« d a j tho bottom.-r bald of Thg talent teat has begun. A 3fiJ>-pQund leading mnn .crown, thick of paunch, spindly ^ Frasier's talent. was quite' type, Rufus hns a majestic in the slumks and'oyos gone explicit, and cannot be Frasier’s mane lookt'd mane, shinihg golden coat and dlm .^ut deep wltliin Uicm titc de.scribed In Krcnt detail in !Rnlltfnr.lniuAl.]R,.ho:a.iifl.kidr^(U' ' ^ family nowspaiwrs. Sufficed (t Ui ~ ------fikc a hauxinff-frrbjovi \ ~ ■b'utjn tlig prime-pf mitl(|!» ngp, .rwnjLifinUtpryiooaFnqtfl, v-sny tiiat tlio number of visitors for.a-lion. He showed the world. It's not ' to Mon Country Sjjfari, a driviJ- for moths, and his coal Frasier Imd no such hnn* tlic maQc that counts, but'the Uirougli animal park, increased -dloaps - to bccomlng_o^ratarl-^aiCfln[f-Uic-wocld4oved-hlm— by 20 per cent when word - like a used rug. He took F ra s ie r looked lialf d ead y ea rs «for It.'' • " of. -FjaslcrJs round4ho-clocl( 4>eforc he died. Sbmthow, oven if Rufus 'Virility got out, vitam ins. His tongue dnngled urt- convinces, the widows, he will H is d eatli Uiis s u m m e r, afte r controllably out of his moutli, have n, hard time • filling ’ 18 montlis of nn exceedingly wobbling^nnd-lolling;'He Muld "Frnslcr*ff’^fl^fr~iyrnrtsnire~ romantic, dotage, plungetl the subtle typg. Jonah (the lionesses hnve barely walk, he was'Sd'old, thd Barrymore of tlie lion world is mourning his fans around the Rufus lOBpcd from hla crate already turned.pows down on cqulvaleht of as or.moro In ji 'dead, and out of the prairie world. Probably few mourned and'let^ out a ronr that MGM Jonah, who apparently did not human being. He staggered to (^es^T ab Hunter. ■ ■ as h a r ^ ns Uie’ ownfirs and would pay royalties for. Turned inheflt.hls sire’s way wlUi the employs of Lion Country into a cage separated from opposite sex, lost the duel and ___iSafQci._whLhad_cocntr-cdJhtL_£uJsicr:siam|Iy-by-a-chuinllnk-slunk.off. unexpectedly profllable market fence, Rufus stood on his hind The liones.ses, recli

weultl) in a prolireration of bellowed and growled and cooly on. Being ladles of tl»e merchnndJsci ronglng froni T- shirts and butt(^s to records a y 4md^barboouo-flprons;------^— ~ CafplyirPierce~ —-Tlio-koy—to- a-successor—la ' ...... (nigpwio' ~~ a n n o u n c e lover's pride, his seven th« openinQ o l . . . CnRSES^TARrSEPTEMBEini' widowed lionesses. They are finicky ladies. . C u r o f i j n J They rejected and rhailled o o BEGINNING THRU ADVANCED chain of suitors befpre settling ir:.7 n rr W u.ju,L iljieait /y RUFUS',' a 15-ycar-old lion from the Wichita their affections —..adoration, Zoo, gets acquainted with one of Frasier's —Observers reporl-^ -on the SEPTEMBERS, lftI2r-423-4009 ATy.fW.C.A. Hbiori s e t’s widows at Lion County SnfaH, J[^gunn Hills,. . unliUoly Frasier. 3 mllcft easl on Kimberly Rood from Motor View rnlir It in .fiinn Don J u a n ------T bcTT u p I) Investments to state’s fuTids

BOISE (UP!) -"StatiTTreas- In addition to repurchase urer Marjorie Ruth_ Moon* re­ agrcemchtJ,' Interest was 're­ ported today that a new type ceived from investments in U.S. of tnvBBtm cnt p ro K flm :fo r_ Ih e: T re asu ry billB rieT TfiOaf^.BT- anv- sUt.t3,562.&l in additional In terest certificulea of deposit, Il,54&.fi7, to the Gencrill Fund during and Permanent Building Fund August. tax an ticip atio n n o tes, IB04.41. Miia Moon sold the new in- Miss Moon said no Interest ’cstment^lBrosi came fronr f m onth use of repurchase agreiemonta from the largest group of In­ on U.S. government securities, vestm ents, th e $22 m illion In Usues Jor'ns ^ o rf a time as k>nk timecortificlitca of deposit — o n M b y -y month'that the state’s Idle funds August, legally could use this type of The treasurer explained that investment, she said. ' the type of Inveatmcnla.which Tutfll inicrcsi brought m io can i>e useu for idle funds a^e ■ thejstate’fCcneral Fund for the -‘very limited" urider-statc' law ~month-from-Till-types“of^dle~‘RndT3o-noHnclude the^nriety— fund investments was 1103,- available to otlier state invest* 475,37. , ' m ent program s. GOP lawyer seeks dismissal of suit

WASHINGTON lUPI) -The plalnllfr' In the suit, and Ulot ullorncy tor five men accused Is Impossible for my clients ot breaking into bcmocrntic-lo-Ket o fair-trial” bocause of national headquarters filed a extensive publicity about the motion Friday for dismissal .of June 17 break'in. a II million damage suit "Kvery day prospective Jur­ uga j;st them by former Demo­ ors are reading detailed sto­ cratic National Ciwnrman I Jiw- ries.” Rothblatt told UPI. rencu F. O'Brien. ------".Whnt proapecUvc Juror can. m Iqwyor, Henri' B, Roai- say he hnff not be_en , preJu-_ bla’tl of New York, also diced?" submitted a motion to halt the Rothblatt’s motion fordismls- taking of depositions in the ca se sal of tlie suit claim ed tli^it • by Edward"Bcnnctt“W tlltains;^0‘Bricni— now— n— campaign— attorney for O’Brien in his suit lieutenant for Democratic pres* on behalf of himself^and identlal candidate George S: Democratic voters. ; McQovem, was not “a proper In the motions filed In U. S. rcp rescn tn tiv e of. nil reg istered District’Court, Rothblatt argue(1*^^tomocratlc voters*' since he no -Uuit O’Brien “was not a proper ' longer is* national chairman.

SuCCQjS^ful B B u s i n e s s

. . . WUh a drIvo-Up p h o to ' .. processing franchiio, now • / J |j { ------; -available in your area; ' ' SImpIp lut^n-kty opcr- *' ation. Minimum-,-' invoitmcnt whicti _ m ay be re lu m e d In ^ 'l 3TLf£jT»n^' ,on[y. one year.

FOR DETAILS WRITEi ------M O T 0 F b T O :O T = ^ A M E R IC A -- • 1925 GRAND AVENUE . * —U j JILLINGS, MONTANAJI910Z- t)(HlBlTS-»4^HeiUNCTIVITIE$'rGAMES.*»WS NIGHT RODEO SEPT. 6-7-S-9 REG KESIER, ALBERTA CANADA, RODEO PRODUCER 6RODEaEVEI«SancPSPEaAL-AfTRA&TIONS- $5^ 00MDE 0 PURSE P N E Y WITH ENTRYJEESJDDED. : I Pre>R6deo Entertainmdnt Nightly — Clem McSpadden, Announcer RLDOERIMG ANHimCKEY^BAGNELL- ; L U_W ILL BE^rmRODEOmOWNS!! SE P T E M B E R 5 i JUDGING DAY I =!SEPTEM Bi^ 5^6^ «8^ F R E E ADMISSION I See the 4-H and F.f.A. Exhibits

SATURDAY MORNING AT 10 LIVESTOa, MACHINERY The 4-H and FFA Fat Stock Sale has become a great additional attrac+i^fl-fei^ the,Saturday morning actiVttlCi^’^t the fair, 4-H and CROP exhibits ^i^F-EA ^m erobe>-s-v/ill-parade-ifi-^fencr-+he~first-rright^f-i?odecs7

WUH $14,000.00'premium money, offor- ing w orld'wlde compaHtiorv in opon clatf Sep 6 h o r s e SHOW liv^stockrThii^^/ithlho extra largo show- Jng of local F.F.A. A 4-H-»>ocl<-a»»ure»-you— Starting at T p.m. Saturday, Sept. 9, in, the Arena is a of an outstanding display of fine livestock. I 'Grand Champion Fitting & Showing. worthwhile attraction, promoted and sponsored by the Que&ifCorilM^ Filer Wranglerettes.' _

t Presents spectacular Ride!f7f.i^rnwai amijthii — ^Buy-Mbnfty4»oving CoVnival-Tickets T ArBorrTERNW»N^EIiTERT AiMMEMT!! W ED . SEPT. T k t MM SLIM DOSSEY & THE GEM STATE GEMS rfaugh^iirtten-ond-K im bsiJy— SQUARE DANCE EXHIBITS^ TH URS., SEPT. 7 TWIN FALLS DAY LITTLE THEATRE GROUPS I LARGE EASY TO These activities wijLbe-performed FRI., SEPT. 8 WEST END DAY on the grass'undi|>r-the-shade trees—

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wWchneverliaa lost n p m o In conccrnodnboulWschnnccs. Munichnnilaftcr'nIona ODDcal .OnfHlold Saturday wltli a cluldi OlyrtiplcdompcUllon, mndo 110. So H all como dowirSatarday Uic Technical Committee ol the , victory over a nuMlim rlva In 0 for (lie 1072 Gamoa and 01 to the pole vault. IJVAP iipprovcd It sWlnii It Uio aoo-mctwrrun and- Bwlm- slrnlght by beating Spain, 72-58,— seasrcn'a (avorlte pole - could find no advnntaBO-In Its' mlnfi stars Jolm Henckcn, witli. a tine second halt *ltcr Cntapole -was the one ho luid use ■ . . ■ ,

added big victorlos as- Ihd linlf. ' \ outdoor season. Tlio Interna* i • in UnUed^t^{{;j:eclalnif®; the. Wille >\mcrfca’a swimmers tional Amateur AUilotlcF(Hlorn-'^ , lead fromJfussla In Uio i^adnl conUnped to dominate ..the Uon (lAAFL banned Uie pole f nally went back rncc.5(M!). ’ Gnmes. the track ahd field for Olympic . cdmFtJtlllpn tut ^ . _____ ...... , n.p„. |. ^ Catapolo In ftg- Olym pics. ptinrrwtio enm rtnhcfX aiiW s • ctalljrw ltrili^oss In tliTfO O 'to^o U7S. Triala' as an oillclnl Despite his. victory In the 400- witli tendonitis, rallied from far Russian' Valeri'norzov Friday world mark.) ’ hurdles Akll.Bwn.-ft poUccmnn ' bnpk in, thcJinnl 100 meters to and tho polo vault Saturday. -Nordwlii, who never liad ,In his homeland, said lie hardly .overhaul Evgeni Arzhrinov at No one realistically cxpectcd booten Seagren before, protest'' slept a wink all night thinking tjie wire. But genorally It was. a Mann to .beat Akll-Bua In the-' cd'uso of the Catapolo, oUliough aboiit th^ racc and the fact he day on which Americ;i's .for- 400' hurdles and the' way. it woa 'availi\))lo to him for lfl»d drawn Uie No. 1 lane, tunes tumbled again .in track ' - - and field, led by East German Wolfganft-^ordwig’s upset of IJob Seagren Ih tlie poIC vault." N ordwig, Uie m an whose protest led to the banning of Seagren's favorite pole despite tlie fact Uic pole provld^ no “ dlfic'erh Ibleadvonlage, w^n wiUP BO^iyiErrEn FrNKH bHows Amcrlcnn Dhvc a leap of 17-10 1-2 an d then Wottic, wearing lint, ctlging lunging Cvgcnl -Aniionov of Russia for‘nn eyelash victory. went on to become the world’s sevenUi ifl-foot polc~vaultor Woltic won It In n stretch run while KCnyn’s First gold medal Mike Bolt placed third. It was America’s first when h e topped Ifl 1-2. gold medal in track. (UPI telephoto) ' . Scagren, using a pole new to iiiny^ilad-aU7>lQ 1t2-IUV vault. Seagren^understandably^ was American Olympic cage team explodes upset. "1 can't believe the Gamfcs are o v er,” htj said, “ b u t Uioy in second half to defeat Spain 72“56 are for- me. and after the «way. -UieyMuve-ruiHliomrit^ustraf^ MUNICH (UPIi-Tom Hen- over Spain Saturday ni«ht'and cans,fronra 4M0 lie wiUi 9:03 B rew er, a ' 6-9 fo rw ard from well. ■^dcrson— Tom —McM illen and cUnchod a -b tM -lh -ln -U io -« o n ii-to f>o-tn-the Rame anrf put them;; Mlnncsotii, broke Uie Ue wlUra Sejigren—who won the-polo ------1 ;r=Jflmeib^Browcr--loU-al-lInllod—f!nnla.oUhe 01ymplCibaskeltinlL:nhead-fl ' vau lt In th e lOCB G om es, took ' -StjUe.s siirye rnidw iiy through tournam ent, inf', H enderson scored six Maryland put-in a rebound to >me Q sU ver m ed al Ui: ' the second half whl^ brought- 'Hie thfecmcn spcarhejidpd^ ; points and McMillen and make it 52^8: Dwight* Jones hit and Jan Johnson of Chicago ^Um-Aineno(u»»H|-73^>(>-vi<,‘tory— d«ue-Uihidi I ” r-to - III., won the bronze six-point lead before the Spa­ a leap of 17-G 1-2. niards made a free Uirow. Wottle’s winning time in the Then Brewer, wiUi a dunk, BOO w as only 1:45.!), w ill of the Wigger nips Russian to cojp ■A iuid Spiiin’s I.uls Miguel Santil- world recortf^«rf«^k:^4:6' he lana traded baskfets. At this «haresrbut it was good-enough point, Henderson ....and Ed Utis day for-America's -first' U-ack and field gold medal of Olympic free rifle viclbry Hatleff scored to pul , the "IT’S ALL-VOUns," layi Arae;lcan pole Ainerican.s up-CO-51; Uiese Games. >vftull«r-B«li'SeBgrcn to Adrlaii Pnullen of the - Hencken, a youngster from NeUierjands a f t^ placing second in the 'MUNICH (UPI)-^- Uiutfd cliiy. Ui'e llu ssian . ^ After a basket by Carmolo Cuertlno. Call^-who. will be Olympic evefit Saturday. Paullcahi E^uropeair .--SLutes Army - M ajor l-one.s ■Wigt;er and M elnik -had th\c Tlie ' bronze • medhl to Cabrerar of Spain, Henderson itcrinB^onfardin'jrcoaplirDf ------prSsUienl ol the inlematlonai am ateur aUijetlc “ Wigger 01 uolu/nbus, un.. won same .score of 11S5 points.tor Hungary^ l^jos Pap, 3^ with hit twice and~McMlllei) once to weeks, won the men's 200-m«lop fcderntlon and a mcmher of the lAFF's Uio frtie rifle shootinf' ^oUl Uie 120-.sh()t ev en t but the 1149 pomt.s. m a k e it HG-53. breastsU -ok«. in Uie world " technlcot pmmlsslon. HIb Bi'oup ruled the pole medal a hair’s breadth ahoiid of A m erican took th e gold mcand-4lien-u>alkod-i -fUr-Moloi in aU positions."___ bracket will advance to the , ’ Seagren blames own The“ free rllle competition, Tioetltion, semMmais semi-finals Tuesday nigniniijhl Ca^r.^- younustcr . from ,, nvor a distance of 300 meters, aaniast the top two teams in Mm'wli^ninaThe was held in thr.ee .lO-shol M ries the other bracket, which “ Ifl— Ufree— JWSrttCTiS— = pr CTC T~lncUidP5~Ui^bcctCT\~RUS5ru ■ -womon-a- jou-moter -b rw s t-— -stupidi ty for-loss------stroke., standing, and kneeling.. The U.S., which has now won MUNICH I U PI I - B o b .Sea(!r- , Uie lAAF, and handing him the Wlas'r's scores in 'the three 61 straiiiht since the. Olympics cW m erhis°'seS „n firct M.itnn.l r.'vn -poUUiiUiuiLusciL ositiom-«-ert-ilMMi79r-aBa-inauBUfal" - ....“...... ^■n,i.f|nB lir° ‘y"'P‘e.e°ld m e d aP jIiS n iF |Ie wunleti to be h good loser. sai(lr-^Slmply-bocauKC-hc-was 3fl7, . • even If they are upset by Japan. wjumawr. — • BuVthe more-hp-\\Tjs-tjre33ed- -Uie5)ne-who-luid given-mo the ^ ‘Wiiiw's^score of ,179 irtire ^HlkoBantom-,whosc6redTour'*“ '''’^”l'“ ™rld reCOT over how rnuch.of im influcncc (iQk* and 1 wuotcd to muke jsurc standing position was a new key points late in Uio first half .-2- using a new polo contrii)uled und give it to him back. It world reco rd . to give the U. S. a 31-28 edge at Mike' SUimm of San Diego, Calif., and Mitchell Ivey of San toward his finishing second to -va.sn't my pole." The Rus.sians protested aflen intermission, led Uie Americans Jose, Culif,, took Uie silver and gold medal Uinner Wolfgang ■ Seagren tnade the remark in Die event, saying Melnik siiould In .scorlriB with.ll points. McMil brorui>-to add to Uio U.S. medal From all angles By Lari^ Hoyey Nordwig of East Germany in a cool, calm tohe during the have had one more point In the len, who fouled out with 2:3G total. Saturday's Olympic pole vault, •• interview following the pole sUmding position but the remaining,.andHendmon£ach , Uie inorc .he opened up alKilit Susie Alwood of Long Beacfi, v au lt event. D espite Uie facade, protest was rejected because a hiid -10, a f)-io reserve - Bot the final swimming Evpry year we worry greatly atou.t Coach California. - He obxody had contracted with how big a part it played In his however, it was apparent recheck of Melnik's targ e t liaving to settle for only a cenlIt\'rid"^ntrilano,'T 'm ‘‘“S' Jerry Hale and hls.rocrultlng progrss. USC’a frosh but Uie o th e rs ; like UCLA ond Long ■ Str.-ii^TPn itms iipsi»t______’ tRvt?»lKfi no.mistrikR. ^ usun tills mattei is'^lxryr silver medal. col. Walter Walsh, U forw ard, fed SpAih w ith U e o c T " " '" ^ l"^^~‘‘'‘' ' ' ' *" ' Hl» a naw'...... '------^ lie sat less than a foot away "I'm not blaming my defeat shooting team manager, said ■■ Thp■ ■ Spnnlifrds ■ - led- most 100 ofbackstroke. the • we h av e n ’t got anyone signed. I'v e got to get out looked like on expensive trip for one garne but froni_ Nordwig . during :lhe (n Uie pole," said Uie 25-year- "There are competent people In first half. The first American »n track and field, ,world qnd g et so m e . p la .y e rs." TTien we w orry m ore, Fridoy he ond Unlverlgty of Pacific. Stockton, interview session and altlwugh wiUi 51 second record'TTDldDr-JQy snvcsUir oi -/AfterthatthcyonlylhingW tiatomoaeyoullo— canjfetoterms.-T^atglvealheEagWsaOgames:— ^— old Pomomi, Calil., vauller who Uie control room . 'I’hey know lead cam c 51 second recordT T D ldD r'JD yS tlvcstcr o! ...... won a gold nicdnl in Uie 1900 Uie two, chiefly Seagren, what they say and Uiey make remaining in the Iw lf when Jim Orem, Utah, finished second to Uie CSI gymnasium and see t^ese "u tter dregs" for Uie season, starting -nianksglvlng weekend_____^ Olympics at Mexico City. answered questions for more Uie' decisions after careful Forbes hit a Jump shot from I'UdvIk Danek-of-Czechoslova* of "last-^ntPHrcnjittrtg-as-rre- didH^Viday— wltirTrpalr-Dt-tfoublehcndcmiBalnst-tWO "Not entirely, anyway," Uian an hpiir an d a lu^f, Uiey checklnK " corner to put the U.S. on Wa In Uie discus, as Danek afternoon. ■ Arizona teaijls. Seagren went on. __^1L_>Vhs never looked at one another. Walsh rccailod-Uint U. S. top 20-2A, moved from fifth to first on his Summmg it up in a word or two for you. Uie ------partially niyHiwn'^lffprdityrT" Ve'ji, sa'id Sdiifit’CH Ih aW W er. S pain's Diilgcst leau w as 2^-H) lH,-il~Uirow — The bwl “reporMa-^ -RooW rruacli uf UitR rS p a r tana; * g | | ...... •»...... —1.1 'ri.i- m ade a b^ul m ista k e o u t thnm .,. a question, he felt the new Auer also believed he hnil w o n ' wlth7:41 to (!o In the halt. Then SiWester, who holds Uif world This without a doubt laTemplemon, the.blgseat Istoara vary CSI otifloylv looking forwanTlb ’ I w asted throe ju m p s at 5.45 pole heJiad been made to use i!old in the small bore nronc Bimtom made a tip-in, McMil- mnrk at 224-5, could do was 201!- has put on tlie floor - and yea we're remcm- his firs t year In Uio SIC. In fact, he’s very ^n eters il7 feet, 10-1-2 inches) cost him a crack at the gold earlLer I'lris week but Uien had len hit twice and Douu Collins' Cupertino,' berinc the Bassett, Beha|(cn, Palomar-lineup....nei^yous, too. .He condidly reported Uie oUier when 1 should've jum iied at 5.50 m edal. to be content with silver after . dropped in a free throw to.pull Cal'f^. '"1'?,^’“''“’ , At centor Is.Vincc VoUnut,night WO; Uiat forwards suddenly he- was, awakened by Uio ‘ (Ifl feet. inch). Had I' not "1 -didn't receive die pole Uirget Chccklni! revealed that Uie U.S. to wihin 24-23. ww . °L wmo who can shift to-centerfeeling - are he wasWlllle. being choked. He jerked upright m ade Uiose th ree jum ps, it until Uiis m o rn in g ,” h e said. North Korea's lltLJun 1.1 was Spain's ■ 2-3 zone and the one of 43 children In his tarn y, Williams, 5-5, and everyoneIn bed around — then here discovered-he’d knowi' forgotten-to-tako— would'vf given me a re.st and I "M r. Nordwig h as been u.sing ahead of him. Amciiuanii.: innbility to hit from 'rnn «« to "" ™ syj^^;y^5^^|u|o^,uplay-4dnco-hooff did his last whisUe." year; Steve , : ‘ needed onebeeauae I wa.H tired.- his pole all-year long. I jiist "Tliat's life" Walsh said, outside was the main reason " Swanson, M, another .who can play and Uke I said, it was my own don’t think tlwt wa.s fair.’ '■You never know tlie results the .Spaiilards led most of the ' “ returning allith man; and Jeromenewcomers Coach 0-0 Ed Keith Peterson says he must take stupidity." Norc|wig had a reply to that. before tlie final check."- first halt. Coach lUink Iba said 1 i n it in Bowman, a sophomore transferUie blnm cfrom for J^romc’g.poorUniver- offensive showing . Norwig took the gold medal "1 don't agree with him," the WlBKer's victory, marked the the Americans weren’t moving ™mery ol ureal uriunn GeoreiaJirho ciin bothagainst forward Twin or centerFoils Friday. ‘‘I'ftod those kids - by clearing Uic b ar a t Ifl feet, Kast (ierman said. "1 don't Uiird straight gold Olympic Uie ball enough to penetrati-the , .... and could tjecomo an all-time tnndidatc,and m and yself 0-5 - 's o afraid of (B ill) Woodson ond 'x inch, considerably off Sea­ Uiink it was unfnir. He must .nedal win of U. S: shooters' In «ine. ScWInno, M Itosh from New Jeraey.(G ary) Scott's speed Uint we spent too m uth g ren 's w orld.record of Ifl feel, 5 luive known lluit the technical , Uie hLst three free rine Olympic "A t least Ui'ee men m ust be R«nole i^ c l^ c r of Last Q e m Sobers, a lre a d y ' Ume working on defense. I i\ndcfCStlmfltcd our Inchc.s he s e t la st monUi at division of Uie lA A F h a d mnUi: competlUoas, The two previous moving nKnin.>it a zone and we ny vron thtw o m e n a luu aasi m school’s' big (avorltea, at 8-3; and defense and wc spenl only one day on offense Pu'gene, Ore., d u ring Uie U.S. a decision banning thepQle." gold medals 1004 in Tokyi and hid only one," Iba said. Jones, Ulympc ^ newcomers Mike' Phillips, . 0-3and from throo Camas,on dofonso." .' U-lals. Members of the media wtre lOOn In Mexico City were taken coming back after suffering WaJh., who wUl double as a high Jumper on Uie '.who. h tAHi.9.n Seagren accomplished his Uie ones asking virtiuilly all the by U. S. ' shooter Gary from an Infected tooth and a f'" 'traok loam, and 0-3 Ron Fryson, New Vork lad ■ The Magic Valley Conlcrenc? has v ^ d M to record . bteaker with a new g^pestions, but Seagren suddenly Anderson, who meanwhile re- sore tliroat, made only four Ferrell of U s Angeles flnlahed between CSI adopt Uio toolball tlo-broaklng ayatenl. «»o, green pole called a "catapole," .said he’d like U) a.sk Nordwig Ured from shooting. points. ‘"’tS’ f/SL Q. m. (inWied and BurUhaton la Gordon Hogan of Hanson la trying to reaerviTtho , which tlie Jnternatlomil Afna- one. It. S. marksmen have take n ' " I don’t auppoae he ought lo ^ Mlnldomo on .Mov, 0, 10 or 11. tor Uio uaua ‘ . — teur"—AViletic-^Fodcrntton— ^"WlijrWrc^you“iirr7ad"onr IwTwnTme'dnira'nd two silver sleep wcni“ToifilgHirniiriina“ » ™ ™ " ' f , 7 n D U i c r guarrprti7iptct!-|irc M-Ciirtlr-rhomp---Hintoninra-(lrat-nnd~5e«ind-plaee^playotf— ------(lAAF) originally banned, Uien we ua6d the green polo?", he in Uils 01yrrtnlc.s; John W riter ■ when asked nbout -Jones' S w n from Shelley who is a fine butaide shooter ogninsl (he fifth district. ‘ siihctloned ancl finally banned ' said to Nordwig. ■ in the-small bore and uh^tfvperformanco. nf Cw Coach Ua\o i » o % m ^ ------;------!------—.again oarller-miflwook,- - --Tlipy' had -to-lnterpret--the •W lctfcr'lM Uie free rifle won Iba also sal^l the Americons tourtli and r ftnLproflpooH ftteH TrtH e y e a ra n d n o t ; 6-0 E arly football aeoson cluoa for coUogo Forced to iwc a different pole question ' ■HoiaT-i-Unny-Raflalinm-in^the-^occ-alngKishHmd-thu Grovoa, Twin Falla whoso Urcleasneaa.. recruiters filtering in. 1110 btggest name right » ; m ?snnir(inys - D im p le nnaie, ^oid medal w inner and he snld: small bore-nnd Victor Auer in' ninrds wcre'iiycd up. \ ------»cul}8. • , - 7 — ; . - -ond quick hands w ill help in defensive g«meai - n o w .it4 lfly Hanson, strapping, blonde M , 10^' -- one he lin'd ncveF\isedT)croro In " I lio h ’tlHinlcHt’f v e 'r y usoful : U~K> small- bore-prone took "We .vere ankl^h deep ' Heaps,G-2from-Bu^lU-Jumplng-Jaok.^rlm_poundoIJrom-GIQmll^J^p^lUdpU^ ' —hb'm&r-§Cflgfe^i-‘could.do only td conUnue-diacusflton of^hc : alfvof.* mud," Ibn snld. "They-were ~ao6d p"8 M «ixl In •.Wnlsomott, ahows oicellont ‘ cros^-rN ‘‘ Jan Jolvnaon ,cf ClilcUgo wholher he fe ll Nordw ig liad KUlla. Cast Oormany ™ comblnaHon-don’t lorgol Wlllle can play speiid,similar talromor TwinFallariiotpnWiir — ReigiiisrniiM “~eflpturcd— the— ”H ^ ^ n n r p ...... — u i r i i s ta s to n . i - ...... « Saol Veli 2 . Uio p a irs w ith an d wlUiout bronze medal with him because Ke was previsnted from, all over-Uie .world. Our . « Mulinn 7 f 8ccon'((,8prlntera could b ea t Eosten In a S6*y«ard 3 S«hlill«na7 I W]ion' Ufe" cbmpolition In . fromu.ilng Uio"cotai)olo.\ medal wln>iera were all very Hf.wer ' a ir«rti*r i ™ thrco'"nS ^onoTllver*''ind ■ So we won't wotty iindjJssoivor-doaeh-H«lB— tlaslrx^— r ” ------^— ------— 7 ------Colllnl . 1 M*ro»ll Olympic Stndiiim was over .‘‘No, 1 do not fpel heatple the worUiy of Uiejr a^cccaa." Ranlom , H - Hutcilo , hlsTomiltW jrSpn liniu next Apgiist - and Thoro ore ptlnrs. Atouple of UlemiUU have ___Saturday, Rcngrcn. in a noUtoo- gold medal-frdm-mcTiUaid-llio- *--j }-«t)— r-corn*r»7;'(i"(nr ".ufTi wo will because he llkea to hang us from hljhcst morcMnsonsothlgliKlioolballaheodofUiem. . llffj i 0 0 .-lO Etlr«(]« 1 I ] WO will bocauflo ho Ilkoa to hang us from hlfiheat ___gli^Q*j£u:caslliL«eatuj:e.jnadc_hlohliitalifornlon,-iino-jumpwl G ,nnv-:a-«old-ined.l-ih-th»-ii=-’j 'j ' ’• u- -"Sy*third In.the ‘ overall team race. nlnnaclea of J„,,„doubt. ' Fact______l», Magic ______Valley might be t-UtUO light - oh ■ I n i-i 11 Vfnti ii' 4-ii a point, of walking-over to 5.&0.meters,.ttuit's .a qualified skeet ahoollna,...... the other.. HtiliimV.™;.:.....llm» »eorf ; UnllKJunK suit! .uiV Jl, ' 5,...,.lp.S w;ipn] Qoaeh .Hale was pleasedTVltlnynriUrcon=— i)uiitimdl(irfo»tblll-ti!Bmjrihlry»W^“^“f Hollnnd'fl...... Adfltin . Haulen, . ------Pr.eal- Jump and------It- probably------...... would...... win O lym pic ahooting".event on ^rouledoui'ir*oier>c>iiu».i i ' nnM dcntnf the Euyonean scctlQn.o^iir^tWd^edfllnny-day.l!-i:^.<-—L\lnflpy?n-prftgrnm.... i \ ...... ^--T qiai fouiu uniniijiiflifm ;En»lrOtnftti'-|it~W'8tK8l‘~-:^:~'7..,v;...... ,.iitii?r,iS-:r.;— ,.y ... . ^..... — r 'i 71111 m i w ; ''; : 7r I f Tlr<1M -N » w * .J> li' F « lli/ld » h o 'SunijWv. Sopliim bor 3, 197J

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’oung— MlkD” “rM oon6y', . 12 pora flndflol6d tlio greens, for bogey on No. cqunlled Mooney— ButU»?blggeatahol of thoar 62 Saturday to that holpod his putting con* plcl(od up a throo-putt bogey at Ogden wlfo coUected whnt la*^- - clnim tlic opening round lead ln. slderably. ' . \ No. 11, then redoemod himself bollovod to bo tho/flrst_dquble tlio ' annual. M agic V ajley— pThrec shots behind Mooney is with on onglb on No. 137H0 was onglo over on the 405^yard, par u r aiB nF BoKtoUHUumiiit,------lu).0 - y yw w r?g^^ah!igr«uir;-j^ r?g^^uhngr«u|r;-J^eiitlon^to^ inT^teui»=underrrandHffT>eiltion^to^ flwrflpgniPlO ftwrflPBtHB|OrMBywnyaff W'il Mooney, wtio has pUyod tlw Pochard, who had hn-yp and—^nao^la^runtil No, 16 hit four-iron over Uje;tr;ip.iind‘the- municlpal course in several down back nino butntiU viDund wjUT anoUior'bogey andnio balPran'towartl-tlio cup, then " occasslons, had slxJNrdlcs and up at 65. Packard, dispito a pnrred Uio final turo holes. stopped, it appoared .from 100 f . ■ ' . -yards away, right, at tlio llpr -AAdtliOi'-mombor-of-Uio-four- som e then h it his ball an d a 6 th e Hadl-Williams pass carries golfers proceeded to>^ard,the -grcon-thoy4iot^odtlioy-couldn-t- .jicc'.M aybcrryia JiflU. nnymor«». f Sah-Diego past Rams It h ad trick led in for tliTTdouble ' SAN DIEGO (U PI)-A 50- Tlio Roms’’only touclidown~loatli! for the sc6rc. A 20-ynrd mud)rororUian(Lbolo-ln-ono- SECOND PUCtS^Jim Packard, Twlir Falls, fitorts down the No. 1 folrway at Twin Falls. ynrd pnss’trom John Hmll to cnme on (i 70-ynrd drive cnrly pass-run ploy oyer ccntcr from. T3atfW inimH‘:itrihc“s(!cond ln~liro W bnii'quiifl£f. ' Ua ■Bfoll®-a“ l5nEnc5'Er5HE51 trodiUonoIIrfinvirinon! tliroc “•MimidpalTtiropcn' pWyTln IhVMagfrA^aniy • amateur. Packard fired a threo-under 65| but auortcr wns Uio ditfcrdncc JOsdplisoji crackcd over right helped set up the scoro^___P"™ P“ ™- Soturdny nlght~as' U55~SSn '■ ' ~H6wcvcr7~Moyb "w asn’t - -still—wa»_thrc(u-*liota--b^lud-acadcc—Mlkt— Mooney,- Pocatello, going Into Sunday's second Diego Chargors defeated the through. He chipped in for an^ round. . _ . __ i______Los A ngeles n a m s 14-13 In a oaglo-on No.-ll.-Hc wound up— National .Footboll . League w ith a two-over 70, (o r although — proseason-game. Aiigels cut into he sold h e couldn’t rco lly feel it,' "nio play gave the Chargers a he followed up the double cagle_ with fbur bogles before DEFRNDING CHAMPION Wllllo Petenon 14-7 hairtim o load an d -the collectlng^'hlmself again. Chiefg Gpwboy checks in at the Btnrtcrs table before opening defense was able to hold two Orioles’ loop lead Only three men in the 35^man round of tile Magic Valley am ateur Saturday. second half Ram drives to field ANAHEIM {UPI)-Bob Ollv- year improved hi.s rccord to 7- chomplonshlp'fleTd were able to Peterson shot a two-over 70 and trolled early goals. leader Mike Mooney, Pocatcllo, by clshl shots. The Chargers now have won o two-run homer In the 10. Ho struck out nine men. Ijettcr par despite good weother win streak at 1 four of five exhibition games, innirtf} to auppoi-t Rudy • The triumph wns only the and (iourae conditions. The third inoludlna victories over every Mny’arthreo-hit pitching Satur- Angels leftluinder’s second in 10 was.Blue Lakes Country Club KANSAS c i t y :, Mo. (UPD- the sccond and third National. Conference Western hlaht'.n,s_jUit-GftJlfDtnlfl_cnCMlL_dCjClSlons_aaHln.'}t .Jhe_Ahnmoion Jim PQr^H_who^ Defensive end Aaron Brown: quarters. dlfrlsfon'lcamrTli'eTlams linve" Angel.'! Unnked Baltimore 2-0 ttr Orioles-nnd :it came’'D n-thc --^^<^^B^tQ-fiotbock-rQft-— ...... 1 ^0 a tr-GOT-^DQfonding-rtctocy—ioc-ah&-J^nRnH nty_AdBml

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: WETilisnsnELD.'C o n n. TOl^y Bert SfnHcoFwilininrr-| hai:ijlfT;TTrw Tr ...... (UPD-i^eTrtvlnoiinnliiifmir MgmiljlraliilitM-wlillB-Ircvl.— -foot Girdle p a tt on th e IBlh no hod n M for Uiis’doy o tte r a CHARIOTII}, N.C. (DPI)— Club course, for a 72-hoio total ' grocn Silurdny to llo clirly M on Fridny|“ Aft«rTyonr«-of-lryln*T-Vlnny—of -JIB:------^ -llnl5hl|iB"D«'nit;Demnmt-tlur^Triilllng't|icTM rT)y a ulnglo Giles finally dumped his role as Tcxnn Den Crenshaw, Iho lioHwoy point of Uie IliB.OOO stroke dtTilno undijr par wcro' perpetual ■'unjierup and won the' pro-tournnment favorite, iaid "GriailOT H o rlto rd Opoh.;^— ^------Riclt-Illionda «t .Pnlm-Sprlngii,- Unltcd“Stirtoa Ainntcon:hnni= Mnru Ffiiycs, The c n rrc n r' BoUi,rncn wore 10 under pnr Call/., Leo Elder of ’WiiBhing- plonship Snliirday, walldng Oklahomn amateur eluimplon, iMili!)UR ______' 'I jyf' ^0'" jjl'""' ^ i a i na m t i !:g iuin r:::liiiiaiii!B -iiU our^iver-for-U uomjlli camo from ' Uiree M a .,D a v e Stockton of W estlake Uirec-stroko lead. tournament,*Uircc strokci- ’^f ■ slrokcB off tlic fifat round pace Village, Oilif. and Paul Moran Q lles finished h is ro u n d Witli Giles’ pace.. • , of Colton. Calif. ’Yancey, who an up-and-down 72, one over Gitos, a 20TyearM)ld Invest­ fircd-a C3'ln the opening round, pnr on the Charlotte Country ment banker from' nic'hmond, Leonard re m a in ed a t 8 u n d ec . pac^ Va., has entered'the toiir*- Saturday while finishing In a namcnt nIne-out of Uiq lost 10- seeks tor .llght/roln. • ' Jets beat yenrs, finishing second In 10G7, Btuuan carded ^ix birdies and IMS ond ,1009, sixth In 1070 and -o.boge>«bn lhe-0; -thjrtnnsf yiar. , . keep title ■...courfio -and - ran. Into-flcrious Atlanta on He held tlw M cond an d thir-d trouble only on th e 103-yardf p a r ...... round lea d of the toum am ont bNTAillQ, Cnlir; (UPI )-Joc •3 third hole. "1 shot out of o Leoruird, Uic fo rm er lurbihc fytfV 5)1c and went Into.the flnaf round trap to about foiir feet.from the 0V FC 119 cvcn-por, one stroke ahead of driver who.-now |)c)icvcs In cup and m issedthe putt for my durnbilltyovcr'apcrtrsecks-to- only bogcty,'' he said. clinch his second stra ig h t .U.S. Bemnn want to the clubhouse Auto Gum b choi;nplonshlp Siin- exwctln« to be surnnssed by '»-K“ d a y , .tn Uio cm iro rn la— aoo* scverol Dloyersiirbut only “ daynftmiDon lu. give thirt^cw _ ngflinst Ih c.su p erfa^t EJafiles^of HIGH FLYING EAGLE back Ron James Trevino wa3;ablcTirtalch him= Bobby Unser nnd.Jerry Grant. ----- Hndft4h»^taU^lowi-o«4i»4i'leB to move asalnst Trevino, golf's. "Super-Mex,” the New. York Glanifl to first quarter action "To finish first, first you said he “met dlsasfcr" on'llle- T r ^ ' i n g liave- to fin ish ,” s a i'd l^ b n a rd , Saturday; Jim Filer pul the stop on Jam es.' flr^l hole- but monaged to drive (he defending champion in the -(UPI t«lephoto) ."longer and straighter" as the . 1700,000 ra c e over th e Ontario day progressed! • M otor Speedwny. "M y d riv e-w as 65 y o rd s short The 3j^ycar-old bespectacled o( the first green and I three- Giants turn Eagle San Jose, Calif., veteran has putted," Trevino said. He also _____cap turcd th ree straig h t races. three-puttcd the 14th hole and Including tlie Pocono 500 July said later the two incidents' O u t d o o r s and Jias an almost turnovers into win -migbM»v©-coflVl»lntrifctwc _I-Z.lnsurmoun tabic—Jood-^ in—tlic- -Btrbkelcodr By STU MORRELL animals that ore too numerous in the tourUi quarter. ------nalional-drnicrslsLandinus.wJlh- — — d o n 't— lik e— to -..m a k e ------PRINCETON. N.J. (U PD------3,040. points. excuses,” Trovlno-Boldr-iiBut-I—^ ‘^^^cw_York-Glants^convort—In-Uie-second quoi i i a n ^ a r e o - - r n r o n d m a y - b e - f t e i a - K r c k e a W i . r d ^ B U - o T ^ » ------ncc:ji^and-J2-yards-to-glv«,NowJVodi------Hayes, who went lnto.iheJast _ -putt-bcttcr-wheTT-thB-Tran-^3-®^-*-^^l>l®~>'c^o''ery-Hnd-a-completinrBlngle-pass-lrn5lght- by Leonard would virtually lock season's and I thought It might crops. For'example, Uie Fish Its second pr0'scas< up his spcond USAC crown. ______— faetter ; fn"thti*'"^5aiSQr:^Jand 22 yards for (l ■tjomirtjcyfiytid Ui6eigKur,ioui: ■ beforQ.the-lhird onnual Cal 5M i .. j .v first half Saturday and held on Giants, and Tom Dempsey . . _ 13th.15th ond 16th hplea. has gone to Dan-Gurney's well. to defeat llie. Philadelphia booted n 4a-vardcr for Phlladel- ana had fo u r th ro w s Engle-Offys to the first ZOO-mlle inlheU.S, since the Memphis “"“ J^'P.leled 17 of 23 pusses Johnson fumbled a lateral pass “ y appoln ed by the uw op^rtunlty - in Intercepted. to ^ . ~DOH u., BROWN’S per houc laps in USAC history, lournu.nenlinMay,Iplayedin 170 yards and dlrecled the snead at thels-yard line M^P^twlthom A »ynrc) touchdownSAFETY pa|» In SERVICE Out of 'chnmpion.sliip car six tournaments since then.'then " Giants on a 70-yard drivu for and the bull rolled out of the on setting seasons, rewurce. . . quarter by SuUlvon racing In 1071 because of~ f ^ ^sh and Como' - The same proeeeB.wofewl^^^^^^ financial problems. Grant broke lute starter on the professional PlunBe by rtoklc Vince Defenalvi end Henry Reed Department gathers the upland game. ^ Ope penal^ and Athmta pcnaUles the*Om.p.h:-barrierlntwoet tiur, hadn't placed high In a Clements with 1; 10 left In the pickcd off Us)

. j”'co„.Bemon snid his bogey^ con- basketbuUjitjjr Reggie Harding, 'r^“ John.son carried e?trb:ni^ the baU^three ^S pS d S tS ^ H n g 'r END-OF-YEAR three.runs as the Los Angleles hin, hnrnn.P-fhu k n.t ..hn Ju.h in straii.MtimRs..soDrlni.fr-hmthe follow thc-.procedure. A few ovaUable for the commg foil. ------Dodger»defealed the-Gurdflr^l cernedhimbecauso” thlslsnpt who had bo^n_ln_and out of s^al^it U m e^^ v.nr, n|.n I'h. Fi.h nn^ r.nmp n.ere Is such a rapid turnover a cppr,-e w here y o u .c a n piay . irDuble e y e ^ in c a m g h . c 1.00 - » V prepare i foojishly, Every time you make '^'0 : 1 Orock'K JItflnflgrrilzeti nprning rintimi/nr^ ■■ij uling4>y •ybody wh iaBoofH>flt^ltoflfMW»W>ftcp btine -tiiekM heft-drwe-tiw-Begk' 0/lvit cl 0 I 0 McNrlny pti I 0 0 ( 7 7 a ds ir'n IV s for"thel? ■“e Bame,and.upland eaftie to dependent of on U.e success of Parker Iti J 0 0 0 (lore <> 0 0 0 ( you so fas^." head following an argument. Crawloru M 3 I I 0 Sitrmorr }D 4 9 0 1 onirtothdow nt^he ^ ^ “'<> sporUmen and _ outfitters Vear’s production as to Valrnlmr id ) I } 0 Cnrlio rl ) I 0 ( Elder, wjio was tied for A spokesman tor Detroit -■••w p...... ™ tn ninn thulr himls whether or not it is a good year Ruviril It ] I 0 0 Turrr }b ] 0 0 1 second wiUr Trevino-wiU, 04 General Hospltii said Harding, ■ Hawkins 44 seconds early For ba™ for the hunter. Our pheasant Vi«gtf i j ] 1 1 Siitinmrii 111 '4 0 it Rau R 3 0 11 MrlrnUcf cl 1 0 d ( tl'rlday, said he ”gofa little to’ 30. died at 1:30 p.m. E.ST, some mnnVv nnd checklngjtaMons^ Aiicitruii } 0 0 0 reluxed^n-the-second-Tound:— 16—huurs uftLT IIU Was shut' ..»v uu*...b <» Ourhatn p 0 0 0 0 .5 _ ...tfie- drive-and connected ___ L___ .__^ _____(‘4lmLT-p.____l-O 0 0 "Jjra all over the lot ioday„-twice Uu!ough-Uie.head.;------tfc drive-and comected on Cfxjl II 3 0 0 0 I d id n 't ^ I v e o r p u tt a s well a s Police w ere search in g for of 20 for 133 y a rd s in the first nuq v!wir**^nilnr n ^ n T jh P n rnt Tal«U ]4 I t S Tol*li IS I 1 I hatched that spring, Indicating Lot AngtKi e4teoieofr-i ye^ferday. But as long as I can Carl. Scott, . 2C, who left the half before, the Eagles'passing ^ 11. Loull OM 000 100-1 a 70 p e r cen t t i ^ o v e r In th e E 5immon» OF* M Louis 1 *LOn Lot stay within a shot or two of the scene of the shooting following (Jame crumbled under a stiff northern portion of the pheasant popuTaUon each year. Anueirt II. SI Louiv t {VERY CYCLE IN STOCK ?0 S'am'Unt. DflviV iiiU c 3nYt«[|>r. leader, I'm not worried,” Elder Uie argument, with Harding in FHhlng-Bpnanna.Hrfl .cot-in. T im t an g n s r sia r rBsigcm iflr Brga.'* Bn>»nwn whw——and rSuimon—nivor couhtry. In' most of the units in October since the regulations M d u c e d drastically Southern Idaho, deer and elk read from January i—to- season opens on the' 3rd. Pecember 31st of each year. itol jrtem-ci‘“stas^ns~aTe^seT"ln" ■GhuhfiKrhunfti Aiitiiigt an thft' trn n n n rs cn: prepare for the coming lote fall HEXAMPlESr^ ondLwlnter—trapplnfi-scasons, WntRrfnwl ■ ncLcnm nictdy. YAMAHAS Uie 4th Saturday of October. different since Uiose seasons ENDUROS R « g . SALE -The— Flah“ nnd Game lu-e decided bytheU S-Burenu 100cclT2...... $ 4 7 9 ; 0 0 f 3 9 8 j 0 0 Commission sets the opening of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, 125 m A T 2 ...... $ 59 9 .0 0 1 5 0 5 . 0 0 datos for big game at tlielr Hie Idaho Fish and Game 1 7 5 c e C T 2 ...... $ 69 9 .0 0 5 9 5 . 0 0 January meeting and the- Dopartm ont oompUos 360 te RT2. . . . . $ 1 0 3 5 .0 0 8 4 9 . 0 0 closing dates in May. It Is quite Information, and makes apr6coss‘ ioTSvc^tHe'tKoUMnds^''“ '>'™>'C''‘l'>tl°''snd“ lhem -/iir: MX of regulations typed, cdltcd,’and “ “"on ItxSth and bag limits but 250cePT2MX(2) $1035.00 M79100 printed and tliey ore nvnllnble » '“fse share of gur ducks come 360RT2MX(1) . . In June. Canada and other areas $1145.00il949.00 Data from winter counts on where InformaUon Is collected STREET numbers of big game, nge, sex different stnto .state and 200ccCS5(1) ...... $699.00 S29.00 ff^eral agencies. All of this Is and wintering conditions ore 3iS0ecR5C(I). . . .$865.00 8719.00 ^1 1 ^ together and seasons sot coming In regularly from 650 £c X S 2 (1 ). .-. . $1449.00 $ ii ja.o o Jhnuary to May before the final In A u g u s t, . seasons are set, Inforrrifltlon. J ^ I N I ' S obtained from exnmlning’ jeeth 60ccJT2...... $369.q 8 3 1 9 collected from various herds M edals 60 cc JT2MX . : . , ..$339.0 8 2 8 9 '•4. 0 0 during the previous fall Is ' WUNICM (UPI) - M M a l iiin din ak compiled, ’nie teeth can bo ■IlK Sslurdav'i »vtnli •! lt>» TOIh OTHERS sectioned and tlie rings counted. Olympic Gamct Oold lllv tr Ire n i* TeUI 1972-JAW.A9 0 Troll. ... . 8 2 7 9 . 0 0 In them Just like a tree to tell the SovlalUntbn 21 W 1) SI .Unlitd' ■ ...... animats ago. It wo have E«»l Otrntiny ' -14 W2-MONTESM47-c^e&H r 8 8 8 I . O O Japan • 24 prodomlnatdly young herd of M Hungary 1970*TRIUMPH650ccTR6R . J . 8 7 7 0 . 0 0 It WMtCarmany . year old anlmaTs, wo know Is Auiiraiia 1972 HARIEY DAVIDSON "BAJA‘ 1 0 0 t c being harvested adequately and »*»und------• ' . . MAI oniB .If our winter trchil counta and 1972 YAM AHA 2 0 0 ee CSS : . 1 4 9 .0 0 harvest Infomuitioii shewa It is S '"' 1967 YAMAHA 8 0 ce Trail. .. 8 9 9 . 0 0 dobUninalwdwo-nwywwjlto-^»2^^MiQ=JRSS5^ MAGIC -- tiaieh Davli.waaunible to itop the fUUeutfi and' tnanynnlm alsfor the amount of L boUi beneUei became Involved. CuU win 1M .~ -0— 0-.,\ ---- -■forag«avallable,-We rtiay havo-»i»i«^ , 0 0 l> ____: : 7 ^. (UPI J e.telephotor l e i _EM llSUlar,_Dtohl«inkiJiaih-S^^ 0 - .1. _ t 263iW. ADDISON-^733^9 _— TwTn FalliV Tdaho.'S yn^y, S«pf«nib«f 3, 1973 Alleii-jeohtinues as Yankee hero

NEW YOUK (UPI)i^Bernlo -aUcago White Sox behind Stove , Allen’s sixth home run of tlie , Kline's clght'hlt pitching, season brpke up.:n. 1*1 tie _Of_Allcn’a_flix-..homora',- fo u rr;.;: fifth' inning ...... ■ ■ ...... ' ^ ' ct gam e — - dolivured-o'3-l vioWry-for: tljO“ flIth-llcd-o-gnme-ln-thc-nmU»- - New York Yankees o v e r‘the inning of a, gnrho won by^Ncw ‘ * '-* ' ' • York in the \Oth.______„ CHICAGO tUPJ)-M i\l Pftp- '8lW. awny^ .wbon pWcft-hUtor' ijavlng n "depressing scnBon,'’. PnppnK, conaUni to an M -|Hfrthrcw-oncrBlldortoo-mnny—liflrrirataHl'iHdTiotTenctrfonr-fllwok.hljshead-lntHfltelUfwhert-iiflfllfiion^over-Uio-Piidreshftd- TP^m »i*i fl V ~ r^-ln>^gnwfrwlnno>^Saturd^ V. M O O X li^l off, tlwj fifth 4^^ .. Siit^dny nnd 'Ills bid , for ft' cJobo one'. rocnlUng the two-out siUintlon retired, 2fi men In .order witlj Inning agalnat: ^Icago-starter ' pcr^ct itnme—the first ever by Tlie Hl^vnnr old Pnppng' f l g »tnaLfiiin plcgp tn^thrunlntli—tltojmlp.of the tcaslnfl-brcaklng__ and loser Tom Bradley. Allen, ji Chlcn^o Cub —flnnlly odmitte go, Dave was aWe to use U'c pole U\al ho to a rio-hltter was In 10Q5 when ^ _ • i 0 D 0 Clarkt }ei ) I J O -O-OJ-J— me many tlrnea-in the past few was still five yards...... behind. Is used to. 1 w as pitching for B altim ore,'^ TrafrS -jJnys— =!mvi» we ■ hurt-' M » V I I 4 O'J 0 Wtlll* II 4 0 10 , . uove Uflvo~^n won the uie colct gold medal meuai oyby " Spugren had to use middle. Kosco scored on Sonny AnOrtwt }t) 1.0 Vl-Hlombero )U1 0 0 0 Olympic chances by wndlng showing... great courage and different polo and was not used inningsagij^ast Minnesota when . ------SplKlo ID ] 0.1 0 Alsu tt) } 0 1 0 Siebert's single; OrlA ph 10 0 0 CtllUon rl ' ] 0 0 0 our coaches, to-foreign-cduni _dotormlnatlQn.______L _ to to it.it. TheThe sasame m e thingthing haphappened p en ed I IflnBlly^gjlvc flnBlly^gjlv^c opa o p a hit. hit. So So today today MONTREAL(UPI) —Vaiary Phil Esitoflito scored for tho Herrmann c J 0 J 0 OAllen Jb 3 1 1 1 Tiie Royals goi. a run in tho Alvaracta ti ] 0 0 0 M c K l n n y ph I 0 0 0 U-ies, especially the African 4T /fheio 406-meter Injermediateintermediate to'Steve to'Steve Smltli Smltli tlie tlie day day before before * Got past w^^en the 1 cifilili^ got pas KIiorlamov led the underdog Canadians when the-game-was R o r » t » r 0 . 0 0 0 0 Laniac Ju . 0 0 0 - 0 - . . fourth on Lou P ln ellla’s 11th Muitr ph " 1 0 0 0 Mictnifr ii ' ) o 1 0 notions, to help th'em get their hurdles ■ was pjobnbly the and' was probably the main inning 1 felt 1 had-a hell of a Russian National team wlUl two only 30 seconds old. Frank hurdles' was pjobably the and’ was probably the main inning 1 liomcr and added single runs In Qradley p l 0 0 Q Kline p } 0 0 0 ‘ jrack nndJipW progrnm started goals in the second period' Mahovllch flipped tlie puck at Woralel tt I 0 0 0 greatest race over run in that reason he'“did, not ipake the chunco. the sixth' and seventh, Tolali ]) 111 ToUlt 11 j n or improve upon what they event;. John AWi^uo from finals. . - • ..j ,j^jj retired .-the tough Saturday night as the Soviets the Russian net minder. Vladis- K.n^t city flotlon Chicago 44IOM«Ofr-t '•b r h bl Naw Vofh - ' 091010 CO.-J . have? . , • , Uganda Just ran away Trom THe women’s 400^neter trials Loron Loo.‘Nate upset Canada 7-3 in the first, lav Trethikr who stopped the 1 0 0 0 H flfprf cl .-4-1 J Q. E BtOfpt>*rg LOn CmcaQo Ht*> v The ansU'er is. ‘yes ’ We have match'of an eight-game home- puck, but-while It Was in, the ' I } 0 ApArieio u 3 0 > 1 everyono, setting ii now 01j^v_dld./ipt moke us feel any better- CQiijert and Clarence Gaston hurt our'chances 1o win gold pic and world record of 47.flT. Our pride and Joy, Kathy -j,nd ^as down to the bottom pf and-home scries. air, Esposito batted it into the medals. However, if another Akii-Bua ran like water Hammond 1s in for real trouble, tlie batting order However 1 It was the flrsp meeting ever cage. , . • KifkpflUck man is better he should win the between Iho n ns9ljin «qiind-anii----- Pgul-Henderaan j L'am l-(rom—1* flowing downjulream. He was ChrlstoK^reeseito H ^ e i of- West .got...... H helluva. scare when John gold medal. 1 fe^) it is-great Tcnm Cnmido, composed of a ,fncc-«ff outside the Russinn beautiful to watch. Germany andVvonne Saunders jeut)!r hjt fly b all to left- -that many nntions-ai^-winningv—-To~show—hoW" TflUgh thp-orjnm alcaiookllkc tlio onoslo center. All of a sudtfen Bill’ prpfoiuionol-plnyers-fromahe-:ngt-ol-C(as_of-lhc_openlnK. competiHon was,, Ralph Mann bent. Nortli alinned ^ndhirkllv Rillv Notlonnl • Hockey - Ijmguc. Piny------session Utter Bobby. -0nrke...... hnd ...... ^ hardor from now on. ■ ‘ of theTJ.S,, world record Nder Colette Bes^n of France, williams came out of nowhere won the facc*'off, and'Team nopJo —Today- lho-U:Sr-won-its-fipflt-.-f(,ir-thO‘440'1ntcrmedlatc-burd---l9flft— Olympic— wirorci— ^ s - ^'H tclilH e ISall'"------— permitted-to-^ay4n-Uic gamc_.Canacia lediJ). .... gold medal. Tl,ley yre .getting |es. could only get.the silver struKRlln« acalnst Sounders in ,, , x „.|in fttrlirr In fhr ^^^aUie they had signed with 'Die-Iluaaiana-Ci ^inrlf fit Hhrder to win. b.it-w-Tmr- ’ the rivol World Ho;:key to--11 of the same ncripd jhert ______|nnlfln|; n Htt|n hpftf -mednl-was-evcn-toughep-ns ------Saundars-is-tJio-bOBt-looklne—yQrV'^T^Yj^^-T^,p-f;ji7,^p'ij"-3ocintion"and“ WcrC“ hoi NHL ETugeny Zimin, who was stand- . Dave WotUe ran one of the ^Qvldliem ery of Great Britain, woman'40tkneter runner I have attem'nl at •» no-hittcr wflh one players. The next ing at the side of the Canadian most exciting races ever nui in iqaq gold medalist and world ever seen, If she does not win, I ninth wil)_be pljiyed Monday net, flicked tho.puck .Intp-Uie Ihe-Olymplcs. Dave came from record holder, just barely hung will be surprised. . * r»anna.s who h'j.s won six in a ^Ight in Toronto. ’ • corner of the net on a set up by dead last. to_win by, inchca.. .nn./nr ■ — 'To f»ih| th«» third dnv of ^.ai>oJoamB-woriHtied-2^oing-mcralide>-y^~u3H^ into the second period when . t Ii{/ intense • heat in, the jim•' Scymour-ran '' 48.0...... for his ---petitlbn. competition, we yt^rtare /lot* nonciiSiiiiiUy, doing dt-'ficribed Kharlamov broke nway over Forum, which was close to 100 C Icm enK ' mov«^s Uletime beaj, and almost nipped very well, and shouldhis feelingsprobably *1)ulufore walking tfie Canada; blue line" after, degrees, .^slovvcd —down” tlie David for the bronze. Scyhrour shift from the goldS tahl: standard - In ' pnsiU n|{n<^r taWng a p a ^ fcoKi-Aloxander>-t:anndrnns as.Uie_Ruasiana tied ha^'been the big surprise so far the U.S.'to the silver."1 So really far we w an ted thi1!'‘lw fiy 0TTSBURGH CUl^n-nober-^ for the United States: He'ahould linvc onB gold andbecause four sliver In 15 1-2 ycarti of Maltaez. Kharlamov's shpt beat tlie count while IWey themselvcT to Clemente moved past Itonus be complimented for tho medals.hnsebnH I had never g<»l^enji goalie Ken D ryden on tiie short w ere short-handed at 17:2B of Wapnc'r for the All-time Hrate tremendous job he baa done the To show how no-hitter competitive and lea.st of all ""d side at 2:40. the first frame. ' hit leadership, with a third last three days. these Olympics are, six finals perfect I’nme. I sure don’t Midway through the period Doris Mikhailov'got behind bining double-then hit a tliree- The women's lOO^neters went in'the men's events have tnken blame anylwdy, cxcqjl njyself,' Khurlfiinov was left alone about the Canadian defense and I INCOME TAX COURSE run hdmor In the fourth as the Just like r figured it would, place and five different coun- bjit u perfei’t game would have 10 ftel in front of the Canadian passed the puck to. .VQudimer Pittsburgh iHrates defeated Sao Renate 5techer of East Germo- tries have won gold medals. i^eun axeal feather in mv can net and ho again bent Dryden |?etrov. for an casv Hcort*.- Francisco O-^^-^turiUiy-night: ity-was-jusl-too-powerfuHorHhe- andsomeUiIng to Remember tlK> -Wlm a slapshot lo g iv e “ Uie Tlie crow d of lfl,8I-B saw 1 ne«« frwn coatt to c un .— • Choka el tiaUc or advancad CMJrfi. Going into ‘the gaihe Cle- remainder of the field.-Shft le d _ ^ ||fe y ft itln rest of my life.” ...... Russians a two goal advantage, aarke get one back for Canada I W ith Anivric.i's L,ir{iin,t — C anada-i!iive-^tiD a ItftL-m iaJ-^ttLJiiA^LthiLfiri/il n j-r^nd whi r,iK St'fvicit [ • Oiaiea of dayi and c liti Um*«. icTOTlhulPsrC'i'nppas'salft;" ■ "r cwwiaiiTiudfsiinwwir 2.970 c a re e r h lts,-€ lem en te now of 11.1. R aelene Boyle of on 2 Ihte lilts "U jf last Iwb [)ilciie.s lo Slalil lead which it enioycd for the he tip'j^ ia a shot off the stick Is 2Q hits short of the coveted Australin- rnn-n fast second OAKl.AND(UPf)-BillFree-were definitely not strikes.” first half of the opening period, of Hon BHis to narrow Russia's H&R Block. ENROLL NOW I Clasicj Start W o e V of Se^t. 1 1 . 3,00(J -m ilrk w ith 30 gam es wlth the Cuban eirl| Sylvia Mickey Pappij.s Stjinicy woiind up the clay and WHS never oB tno regain a 'margin to 4-3. W rito or Coll rem ain in g . CWyas, getting the bronze. cracked solo homersstriking in the out Uth six batters,and in front-running margin‘d The Russians, however, came U s e r & im M cDowell, 8-0, Trls Davis,'our hope for u inning Saturday to snap a four- his ia.sl six games l]u.s walked ------baek-with-^tlircp nmm irnnla. -alK-minutoK-of-tho-thirJ-MV( I___ Z33r7ea9__ r a - ^ e i n -keing-atmri! ■ m rn r U rew cr.s uiinvlt~ 7 3 3 -0 1 0 6 'jul^41. ttilS'luueill'd up 161- two lourtli'in WJT 3^1 wl; ov^r Oakland th a t period to put the ganf^M jr or '-m runs in the first on singles by V U is a very rare occasion clippedlthe a\ fTve^ame-wiii llajig cr.s U-2 reach when M ikhailov,^^in, :^.JlaujltuSittnQatLua(UAUOUv»ir..' s^yhenwhen the United States cannot and YakiJShev eat^i scored. I ■ skein. AHUNaTON, 'i'eiL lUPI).- ...... a'walk'to Clemente, Jind a RBI \»lh'a gold medal In at feast Despite tihe loss, Oakland Bill • Parsons scattered seven - - V ~ nrKt WI7- single by Hichiellebner. one *of the 100. metdr sprints,'%ainin(ned jk 2’ >^^ame^ c I ■ - hits and drove in two runs with }His'thp 'C iT y ___ IJ7/IIU I . wH«M ^--«t4i--tj-ui__Ti,e--reSlc^f-lhe-worldHs-cjiicatro~TVHI»~So) Jay had one more chance to {juts later SUinley banged iiis P t l t i b u i base, parsons walked two and About Ensilage Mixers fTnSr-ntltf.•i-nm-vri''-r7rtT,7T(ro“r ■'rcgiiln“the“lend—but-hls-lnst “ HthT" ------struck out seven in notching his throw was a poor one so he lOth vic|ory of^.lhe season settled for the silver medal. l^xpos drop a g a in st 12 losses. MtOov.c-11 I The wiAD^g throw w as iiSll:^ Btilii^rutr Joe'Iiihoud staked Milwaukee- Sloni. Ja y .th rew 20M ^H.^ John ncdlcg!, 7-2 M inidoka 1 lo an ’early lead, hitting a two- Powell, our other American, CrNClNNAXf (U P fl,- Ken run homer In the first Inning. lost his br'onze modal on Singleton and Hal BreiKien hit Deank's last '^row. when he racing IndinnsjM iU 't'r home runs as the Montreal was pushed, oBwn to fourth. Expos defeated the Cincinnati pnN i TwiiiM 5-3 Powell threw 206.flat lo give a R eds 7-2 S atu rd ay n i ^ t b th in d begins ^ niXMMJNr.TON, ' Minn. good indication of how toogh the effective pltglilnB of Mike - (UPI)“—WtcherStevc Dunning Uio com petition was. JEoffCumd-M ikc^arshalli------R U P E R T A sm all hut drove In two-runs-wlth-lUs-first- — RIokio-Brueh-of-Swedenrwho- The vtctocy was the. Uth enthusiastic crowd wager $fl,l92 homer of the season and John is tlie coholder of the world against nine losses for Torrez S])turday afternoon as Minidoka . Lowenstein added tJiree RBI’s’ record with Sylvester, got-the who ,yielded seven hits before County opened _Ua—Jccond. on his sixth homer to give the bronze medal with a throw of sessions of parimiutuel horse being relieved by Marshall In Cleveland Indians a victory 208^3. This is the greatest the ninth after walking In the racing. over the Minnesoita Twins Olympic competition ever for second Reds’, run with the Riiclng will continue Sunday S aturday, thediscus thrp^' ; bases . loaded. - Marshall then and Monday atternoons with With the sco re tied at 3-3 in The lost final today was not struck out Pete riose“to end'the “* ' P ™- Dynamic aug«r action nnrt conlor diictuiro*’ the sixtli, Dunning di’ove the easy to take. Por the first time M'oviiinn n now high in fiial iinitorm mixino game and pick up his 15th save, - ball 412 feet into the leftfield in Olympic history, we lost tlie nnd il/schiiio« The Expo'homers were two of with center discharge bleachers after Graig Netties pole vault. ^ their 11 hits as they tagged Red. led off il\e inning with a walk: Without sounding llira sour HAIC UO ISO 1 feeds more qattle faster, better than ever before... « ace Gary Nolan with his fourth Uwenstein honiertd to right- grapes, it was a cheap gold OGot n l m itfwd K lm lm u iim m fAik#4lnnfoodlng ' e(ffcioniouo H o l r V c a l c ohnho wiiFKnmrfoapWt— inon-ois^ ----- mticfng-iielton red u c B y, Tofimnr— ab r n bl lb r h tty UAitad P ratt inlarnallanal* ' C h a rQod ovpniy vyilh a'singio pnss Unlcr Cl 4 0 10 Tovfl^lf J 1 3 0 Group A Montraal « '•- ClneianHI * ------Imif''ISO .urtH T monts. glvo your truck Of irnclorabfonl< , flrnhiimr }[| <( 0 1 » A-1 (»ublf »D» i“ .l «'(! 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Pat Qiiirlton Uckod two flold -ended Jerome's . 11-gAmo Chorlton'fl first Hold goal, The - Mark McKaln led a charge that— RonW ond Twin Falls pickcd up ^winning fltronk. ■ ball .bounced,, off a Jeromo tlowngq iliB^Duntar-ln-th»-wd^— ^^wo snffltlcs f r fday nlgtjt to . ' 7' ...... -woa In- ■nrmn'fl flkln8rpoppedintorthff^lf7 zone for another safety after in'-- dcfedt Ihc Jerom e Tigers IW) In movlhg the ball r Jpromo waa- and Goope'rrthe-Jtlekerrcoughl^ badTJflss froni“ conter.“ Dlclr—“ a fM tbdir opener Umt left IM'nctlcalfy a disaster. Hiff II- • Walker, Bruin llnabacker, lost s -coochoB,-offielolfl-nnd- fnna --UgorB fumblod thb ballawfly on -B u t f Clmrltoni- In-hla-nrst.- 47-yQ»kJ touchdown-run wilh nn— I scratchlnir Uieir hcQ(}s. two conaecullvo p'lay tb*opcrt tlio game'Mnco transferring’ from intercepted' pass to another Neither team moved Uie ball ...tJilrdpccJpd, sow a blockcd punt Buhl, wound up thb star as ho penolty. offensively — except for. one by Mark McKaln turned Into drilled Uio go-ahoad 2&-yar4 Jerome's best offensive brief ^urt'when Bruin quar­ Twin Falls first field goal, lost field goal In tho third period, moment camo on its first terback Jerry Sturgill took tlio ensuing klckoff In q freak saw Q penalty take a 3G-yarder possoaslon when it rooN . off control and took Twin FoUb to ploy }in(l then fum bled two of its from him n^nutcs 'Iliter and two first downs. |)ut that ,thP^ntvvynrfK|lnQ.t^flfnrq.hno ,i S^. , nnrfili'rnrt.pli>yn^Tn_nll^Tflrnm o>«th<)n.ta<^ott>cBd wclLand cflma-un-with.a-HowovorT-th04ndlftns-hmH)nir-iimt-Kn)~Dennl8 able to~^cnk first downs IMS. ' • ' I------eillUrt^w-WllL'ty. "SlU /aill Uiun c o u p l e t m ar.c1TeY Frrdoy"nlBhl^sclback when senior la c k le T l m ^ w o y for ffBCorc; th a rto m lfV g T n ~ 'W c n d e l|- h a (F ir'g o r d c n ~ o p ;^ — took ovcr. Jerome plnycd its for a 20-6 opening victory. “ Tverdy, 225-pounder, tore the closing minute when Buhl portunity right off the bat when unebnckjjrs wide to'stop the The Imliana’ junior fullback llganienta in hia ankle and will had victory in hand.'Still it was Buhl fumbled the^ qjicnlim _____ -1_Stopped HUNG UP on (lie shouldcrn of tw o^rom c wishbone fullback,-so Sturgllj—B rent.Watson showed. w_ell in be out.for Uie.soaaon. ------(airty-olosc stattsllcally,-Buhl-kiclfoffwithW ondoU recovering- tfgcrB .Twtn Fallfl halhi'ack Gary Scott Jg^ _ ^ n t _ .w U h - t h o —aU away However, Jerome pitted into players strqng, snapped a 2fl- th e . r e a s o n w hen o n ly 13 6-0 d raw with C astleford and near* ijriidfleld and Buhl . - 'Randy Holmgrengotheredln a Burley yardoge, Junior fuHbnck Kcal an, onsldes kick ..u for'one’'Ia . ^ l.^ t responUed to the /Irst grid call, since that time were solid capitalized on it. Hie payofr Holmgren. who accounted for-» punt and weaved fittyards for a Harper bulled In for Uic lost °‘P"**'^B0Utthe.w n. irjretf hadn't tasted victory sincc-the—losers ^Ame-on-an-elght-yard-tf^in, all Utfe^tquchdqwTis. capped a touchc)ow;i. Again Burley came five yards and Crane cot the "Olkers Interception. • S t^ ^ ^ Punt exchanges featured the strike from, Hepworth to ,43-yord driye in the closing back with'Howard and Scott typing two-points. on another 20 first holf as neither team T hom eti. -mlnutca-Eridav niuht to send Cr»nc providing most of th»—olunKe.- — - yocds ond Jerome added o 15- managed any' offensive con­ Wendell Opened the second- Beor-River past Burley 2M4. ______------. .yard-, penalty to set up .Jerome harriers sistency. But both sides started half wlUi-.o good, .drive* that ■nio Bear River touclnrown' ^ ‘ , . Charlton's Hnal field goal after moving the ball better in^the carried to the Biihl 15 before QarabofterBurlSygHmbledpna "pv i v ' the buztefhad sounded. second Tialf with Hagerman ending In a fumble. Buhl then taking thfr-lnnfl. H p o Io outlas-t-s- top W ^R^Br-uAns- Hafen's 35-yard burst off tackle. that was capped on Wotson's -rotaln^O chanccof-br«akingia .Mike Brown then ran across the two-yard .plunge. .But the big 14-M deadlock. Tlie B obcats' JEROME - .The Jerome course at the Jerome “cIlnchlng'twd^tfiT^liTlsT’ "p lay w as o ^ y d a r d t a m p e r By^ ganHilc came on fourth and five _jTigors started the crossKJOuntrr He dejeated junior Rlek Lauda., ies However, Hagerman just ot their own 40 yard line but was Cla™ F»TrPt-8 S " ‘" season off in great shape-Friday Ward of Wood River wh6 Wendell’s hopes about—wasn^t-able- to hundlff" stopped, . Dear ,River, near DECLO — Tlie Declo Hornets After an even first Quarler.t- 1 O /T ^ ^rnnnn -hoating—defendinL—haS-bcc^^no-oMhOT-top comebaok-were dashed.in the' Tremonton,______Utah, immediately hU-Jar—LWQ—SLCondzquaclec—Declo-can>eupwlHhtwodrivcrin— V rC T ire y 1 state champions Wood River . distance m en In th e 'a tirtc ’7 o r p r“ S|Jplii_y«. n ftfiE-thR-Bflmfi hnfl. , fllloko d -f or- t ho -lin o l-W -ya r dB - Fajls; Jim Brothwell, Wood ended. The clock was allowedfa»-and touchdown. failed. boasts Into a homecomiqfi clash downed al the 12-yard line, then the closing minute of the game Tvyln Fj IJs aenlor -Gary De al Rlvui UAlyiulml l u luiid witlr-aiioshUiiL' ul.‘ l:,JU p.ni. hit Nate Jones on a-flare'pass when Jlin Tattersall picked off Slevers, a 'sprint to halfmile Rlver ;^ G craid^ W alters, run out after an incomplete pass and the teams were called back in the third period when Saturday. • for th e toucWIowk^. R ay H an­ a pass and romped aO yords. runner, surprised by pacing the Jerome; I^nily, Twin Foils; sen, playing a great defensive Other Uian that Murtaugh’s varsity field over the 1.] mile Phil Barrett, Jerome; Lapp, onto th e field. H agerm an In* IF YOU PLANT IT lerccpted a long pass but was OR FEED IT game, plunged (or the two- defense l^ept Valley pretty well Wood Riven Poul Jackson, callcd for pass Inlcrfcrcncc, CkiberMdWiliiMHI! pointer. ‘• bottled up- * . Burley; Stove Hietzman, . Lions turn steals giving Notus one last chance Tlie fourth quarter f?ot a little Valley showed well defen- ^ ILI, ^ ^ ^ Burley; Hansen, Twin Falls; from Uic 15-yard lint. Tlie pass ragged and'was marked by Blvely but wnirunablo to muster . Randy Jarman, Burley. fell Incom plete about Uiq five. GLOBE S'd"c‘o several fumbles, Ray’s long anything offensively. Tfuck Ian# Jw in M l 733-1373 into win over Colts punt put Glenns Ferry In a deep > - . TAMPA. Fla, (UPI) - Greg Tho victory was a costly one ‘*"‘1« of piays later' f | ^ p rates Big-- Macfcay bindry converted two for the l.ion.s. whoUost all-pro broke through to JIC IS Intprcpptlon.s Into touchdowns tight end Simders a t^ middle the Pilot bpll carrier In the Eight pick buries _ CNSEN'S and Bill Munnon turned another llnebjjcker Ed TM oom ey wlUi co^ast past KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U PI)~ aerial theft Into a third score as shoulder seperations. Mighty Oklahoma, beaten in the tho Detroit Lions downed the Tlie Liort'defen.se'put on a big game la^t year, Is favored Hansen liiiltlm ore Colt.s ^4-17 in a prc- strong show fiJr th e c ro w d . of W ildcats R ockland lARKETS to dethrone natlonuLchampion HANSEN - TTio big M nckoy soijflon gam e F riday night. 40.234 an d c^implptely bottled Vlp .Nebraska In Bfg pight Confer­ OAKLEY The Oakley Miners; devastating out of tho OPEN LABOR DAY SEPT. 4- laundry threw second quar(«r Colt quaqlorback Johnny shut out ence football chiisc this fall, touchdowns of nine yards to Unltas, ■ ' Horiiets , overcame a - lot f of Mngle wing formaUon,- blew according to h poll of 34 writers M irage Vi/hip Charlie Sanders and 42 yanls to pick LeReau intercepted a penalties nhd'easily belted tho past the Hansen Huskies 36-8 on Al Barnes, while Munson ynita pass as it bounced off the liim b erly m.oklanBrunln tha.lirat porM of 80 an d 70 yo rd s for o 23-0 flrsU •-Utrfc^tra-pointsraddffri-w^infll—Barncynool£7mirthntTlonccte(T~intathe_irni^ t Uien Uic 1.16n3L(lctcnsc yard lino. .and Junior Un Thaoto got a tho lourtb, Bodke threw-^ V '',7 V_.plpjr carrytag to Uio only-yard MUlliiirS: "sU K c n cd an d forcod Uio Colts to Undry completed clelit pf 12 Uilrd Fllor score. Tlio other yard scorlns strike U) Mark , ’ . ' ’ ||no. Hopkins.plunnod In (ram • turn over Uie ball on Uie nent passes for 1.10 yards before came on'a Tumble In the end. Swan. On tlicflral play after ^ho v„hrn«lin nm1 ViWnhnmn u ppo U'"''® and Sheplierd Uion throw, Btvlnu way to Munson midway ione.when),Kelly Flynn mado tried a pit- „„ u™ ^ iwrj „„L to Upger Slevera for tile two- Norm Bulloch BOMsil on a In Uio third period.' " . Uie recovery. , ‘chout. MaUiiwa-plclied It off ™„ b„iioi . points. ' \ 17-yoard run for the Colts In the UnlUis was hold to only 84 Kimberly ' was unable to and went 30 ynrds.fort|ie final • Tiie loth annual Bio Elntit ••Tliat camo wlUi 2;03 loft, but aecond period and O'Brien had yardspasslng, completing eight muster any consistency, to SkvWrlters aUo tabbed Oklalio: M'lC.I<«y nuUlllod It with a,*8- a llrat period field goal of 10' of 14 and hoving two. although It b'alled only IM at Gfant Severe for the two »«tta^...... Greg ’(*rultt 'as' tlio ykrd pass Tilly In the cloilijg yardsi ■ . ■ :.lnttrcopted.j.^^,._. . .h^Umo ______;___ 1,-.— ' points,;. m s - MOSCOW - Sflctlona of crop production by^pplylng-’the a r e u of'Idalto; . be done to find the amounts of norUipm Idaho, Irrlgatod iiroaB micronutribntindiifici&nt areas. ’Igatod ' a re a s o f soutli- Although the Biirvoy wa^ ' iioron, zinc and manganese of souUicastorn Idaho and lilgh or ollmlhato It . In fbrtlllzor wostem andsoutli central Idaho keyed to boron, field ex’ needed by plants for maximum mourilnlft vallcya appear to mixGii for areas where amounta, teem to have no iMron problem poriments also checked zinc and„ production. Micr^hutrl'ent havc"mBrgJnal~qr"doflcIcnt; -TU-o aUtfquat*: — ;• novV’’Jonys"Mld. , . Wangancstn'Crop yields on zinc requlrcm dntfl^are"h^d~l6^ lovclfl of - boron ^or “ crtp Crop yiolds In fiold Another .'goal of the (toflqient fields i(s^ntlal mlcronutrienta fertlUzerTapplied-to prevent- Idaho assoclaio profossor and alfalfn in the sbyth control part ^ c y of t))e present soil test don't appear likely at present, possible deficiencies can be cut asiSelfltfllioll'Bclanliflt;^— - of-Uie-staterBt-hl^i oleVatlons- -will b e in o re o s^ 'w h e n m atched^ Jpnessald,-^ ------1 -If-plantjiecds arflrknown-more- . Jones was in chargo-of-n -and inpotatocsinsouthoastem' t07"cr(ip ~ ^ eld a from ‘ s ^ j:lflc ^ones expects more work to/ ex actly ." coUcgo of agrkulturo prolect to tpat soil, plantA, and Irrigation wator througliout Idaho to find whcro l)oi'on, a m lcronutrlcnt, may bo dcflfilcnt- Minute amounts arc. essential to plqiit SEE LOeKWQOD, CORP. growth. groupers can Increase FOR THE LARGEST Minidoka SELEGTION OF MARK Vf project tour set POTATO HARVESTERS IN

BURLEY - The, 23th annual Jllnidoka Project Reservoir THE NATION to u r-is scheduled Sopt, 2fl.20.

Reservations must be -made -with .the y. S. Bureau of Hll- Rcchimatloh, Box MO* Burley, by’Scpl. io, so arrangements to mwM obtain a bus of the proper size may be made. Ueservatlons for'. WORKBRS in U.S. Depnrtmenl of . .the_ovcmight. stay ..in .Jackson Aftrlcullurc “fly factory" *til" Miislonf Tex., ' Hole, Wyo., will also bo m a d e by handle conlnincrH holding" p n rl of 200 ml’lllon the officc if the request is B i g i c r a p nUtIIc fllffi*prc oHlclals, In a backi»rounil "fact sheet" on the ^ v ie t ^>rain '70 *5900-" '67 ’2900” AHD CHAIN AT.,. deal ’ and its af(prnu>li)>- includlng baking Industry de> mands for hikes In domestic T^ransfer —bread-j^iees—aald-U.S,- stock.s driven up "domestic market million bushels left the Unjkul ’4900“ 50% OFF will m ee t, all domestic and - prices about 40 cents a bushel, S tates with about 2.4 billion But BuIe said the resulting bushels of w heat as the 1972-7:i conflict export . orders during the TWO 1970'DAHIMAN current marketing yenr and Increase in hour prices could marketing ypar started- About stlU leave an adequate cnrryoy- not Justify an Increase of more 800' million bushels were POTATO HARVESTERS er o f 'j ^ million bushels when than four-lentha of u cent per expected to be lised domestical- denied , tha.sttBBnn-amlih «loiif4ft-liPo ad »ypiw »aT» Y O U R $ * ^Iculture Secretary Earl L. Baking Industry official.s, and other purposes. Exports WASHINGTON (UPI) « H o t e e - Bute, in a news conference 'Clalmini’ higher, flour costs are expected to reach a record Clarence D. Pdlmby, former T-lhorBday at Columbus. Ohio. am ount to 0.67 ce n ts p e r one; 1 billion bushels, leaving a assistant agriculture secretary, SEE US FOn ALUS.CHALMEns DAHLMAN BAUER — HALLWAY told reporters with his customa- )und lonf^wanted- a-boosL carryovor-of-aboute00-pil!!lon~ says- there' is ncr conflict of —ry—bluntneas "IWii .basing which would amount to 1 cent bushels. ^ interest involved in his transfer increase in bread prices on at the wholeMJle level. I’his to a groin-trading company DIGGER WINDROWERS reccnt hikes in wheat prices is would become a 2-cenl boost for shortly aftershelplng the United "as phony as a $3 bill." - the consuriier lifter addition of G r a in S tates negot>atA^_U£^eot so les, W heat sales to Ru.n;iia, cu.stomury retail markups, ati SKA'iTl.1-: (UiM i - T oday's with t^je Soviet Union. ^ HOO to^ H O O estim ated to have reached 400 industry expert siud. j^raln market, t.ii.b. .Seattle, Palmby is a vice president of million bushels or more for the Wliile in.sisting that overall .Soft white 1.'.)'.) Continental Grain Co. of New LOCKWOOD MiVRK V I year which becan in July, have wheal supplies will be ample W liile club 1,99 York. Continental reportedly for national needs. AgricuUuro llarii winter 1,‘ia made substantial sales to ~ Department offie ...... nmr5!T33RTrar"------RECONDITION ED Produce Prices to apply a,_poljcy announced Harley 511.00-59,50 agreement negotiated by repre­ — 1?-OTfly— last Friday of boosting exixirt CHILAOU (U*»ll *»'»oOuic K )HTI.AN1) lU lM i - Cash sentatives from each govern­ H A R V I S T E R S PaUlort loral tiuniur»i% m ,irt.,,ii< prices by reducing export T968 AC >T. trA lOO IK U S ^’^aln Coast delivery biisi.s: m en t. 1 A MinnctOla round rc<<» J av subsidies. , 0 0 Onxmt lo n rm iir White wheat 2.00i.- P a lm b y w as oni* of th e U.S. • 10. Officials said tliis policy, by .negotiators, but left the Agri­ As Low As DIGGER iulL.whUtiii.OU______1971 ‘9300 t^jnmnc to cooroff f n v m . . . , . CMILAOU lU H lI culture DepartmeAt in' Jiin'e.’ f iv i lb prM vktM li>«« «/ (aporldcmand wQidadmilnuU'-.„ I Tlje wheat agreement was o i r Wu»n»l*r fti )« ». CncOti.u ilnoli’ a As Low As WINDROWER i«\ a ' I j j I.,. loiiUt'Ofni 6» ”thc -poaalblllty-nt-acllHia.il , ------jtlgnodiaJuly ______11970 ■ .Yniir Choir» ’ It) blocki 6t«9 Swilt liluikv ao 1(0 overstimulation of the m arketi” g««U( A 16 '<10 urAdr (I r, • ' 1, gi«i?# C »3 ■ , M They said the new policy would kOO C MlcXob lUPH L.vr , probably hot cauie any signifi-. As Low As lfo l*n pork l)ellir» 1969 7300 / *700' Open l>io» lo w I fl'rst S,' , cant drop in domestic Wheal, • * _ • l-l» f C«lll« 0(1 DM ro ])i} ]}*s 11 II lu prices^however, becau.se total 0*c )) U AS i1 u 6V o ; As Low As >-rl> *0 )%6U-7»H demand this year is far in 1968 ‘6300 A|ir .3$*> IS * ; 10 cxcc. -n-d.iii.u u lliinUAiils motllY H *DAHIMAN ♦HALLWAY ♦FARMHAND ♦BAUER l‘ riiv \ lu tr>ailri« iu>.>ilf t\ m Prices Starr A t...... v:"-...... *300®®

DENVER ( U P D - Ljve.stocK.- jPea, lentil ’ Hogs 25; h ot unoui^h fo r m a r­ CHECK w rm US for those special FRKES o n o u r ket. pirices told ■ (*MAHA iU I'l)' - Livestock; NEW POTATO PILERS. Hogs 4.000; ImrroWs and gilt.s STOKANE — "nie- Pacific tincvcnly litendy to ftO lowpry Nbrtliwest Pen Growers and inuiurat^'ly nctiye; 50 head 1-2 XHECOMMSED^*WATO PRIRS^T=^ ■ Dej.l?i:a.;.: Aawciatlon— hQS_i2'J-Wiilbi.29r25;JiJ-20a-.2aQJb».. Conlacl Ihe Timel.iNawi Farm Sal«» Departm«nt, released overage prices for the 2a.7&‘ ■ 20.50; 230 240 lbs 2fl.75- ~ for complele adv«rti«ino covarage- of your farm, WMJLDN’T BfllEVt GCT YOURS week of'Aug. , 29.00; 195-200 Ibs 2fl.25 - 28,50; . 24 ' lale, hand bil|», liftwipaper coverage (over -Ttlie prices are comporo'd to' few lots*'240-2fi5 lbs 2fl.00^2n.75, 70,000 reader* ' in ’Mp.bic Valley) odvonte biljr "thbiie forthe Sflme week a year Sows weak to 50 lower; 325-4^ Ing. All pr one I'pecial low rate. Every, ta le lilted ,- •go. All. prices are quoted lbs 24.7&-26.50, . • ■ In th b Fdrrn C alendar for.10 d ^ i before.tale'. ' —thr«#hor—r-u n -F O B -ea r—o t— ^Gattle-(>OOi-no-oHlyes;‘-sm n n - ahlpplng point. Storage' and supply cows but not enougli^ f IPTIM ttlR 2 hahdllng charges should t>e tudes of any class. for_adeauata- _AHTIQULAUCTI0M- ' "wducted'to orriverjiftibrTirlCC price lesl; jnost .cows to lie , to the grower. All prlces. are held over for next week's Auclion**i«i WIRT. flU ri'li based on U. S. No. 1 grade-. trade; load.and part-load 82^ ‘ SEPTiMBIR 9 ' IDAHO .'-.jRreena, 4.80’, n o . report; 900 lb. slaughter heifers* 33:50- COUlNSIOUIPiMtNTRIPAIfl-. ^yellows, 4.S5, no report; b la c k s , ______-Adv«rtt»mlintrS«ptimto^ H IW A Y - 2 4 ----- r-R W i^E R T ' ‘ S a lt Mo'i^aiiad b y O ia a l W ctlarn Auclib;i S irvic* ^ 3.»,:Dftiwporlj-lfcntlli7 a;«.'«o' ■■'Sheep JtW; nol enough of,any ___ '. _ • ______Hory»y C. Iv «n < m ...... ______' report;’. ^ ' —V ., .- - ■ class to teat trade. ' ■ i._:____

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■ By LOUIS CABSEia ' It l( common knowledge that ratilndtaB the early CjirJirtliun;'' a rr l'ilbij tbelr time away,^ Bveh bWorrPaul's dayi wllB,‘r«ays!— - — ; . ' ~ ^"Jl(itfe sleep, HlHle slumben EccleslMllcui spoke when he T Uti)(ed P n ii Inlm tlhnil one of t)l«Ton Coi^iindmenH of UieiMlonlM thul when he Inbidlng everybody's busbiesi men of ancient Israel were. "uo to the ant, you sluggard, “AUttlefoI^jilloMliehuds lit wsraedi-’ -r-V , tflborDaywoekonil joemJ on—torblili work oil the Soblj»lHnt3V6li:slBonB:thomr:hr:4W:not:^ butithelr^own.!'-U!iijnig(iiiMed._e)ipo,undlns.tho virtues of hard. "Watch her WB/s,_«ii(l_get _reil------__Do______nof b«______, too' _ . . - . , „ . i c l t v k - t < l J O - B _ lUlai --- ' 41.J...... spproprlnte timo-to - draw a 1» leu otlen noted thM the Uvea»a dro(ie but eaniod hl», ■this slturtloh’could b«'qulckly“ .W6fk,-^ai;d—-tha—^^evUs .of _ "A aa poveriy will com e.iiSoT 4»y • Work ... H 1», bettor to biblicalperspectlve'onwork.' ' pommandment opens with’ i own llvlnft by" "toll and remedied by .loylna ilown a slothfubiess. "She has no overseer, you like « nbber." work than to boait and - Perusal of the scrlpturoi positive admonition, to got your drudgery" at Jila craft: q( “N» goMroor or ruler)------Evidently thw* were people, hungry." . ^showa thflt labor ^ laln old ‘work done durbig the oth^ six 'tentmaklng.------, ...... ^— "But to summer she prepares even bi ancient Isroel, wl»' These and similar biblical ~ bread-winning toll at Jobs that daya of the weeki ...... _Tho early Christians llye CThe man who wilL .her v~cen#ldered—many- Job«— —Vflim-iomctlmet-ajra- -i'AndJayiLln_ iUtt_W _^enlalA:Uti_unctoatlvi!_or_M ______llW r'or“ oicllijig=^niFI»Sp^thOTKr-ciill8d'"PUf lnijnSilc'’~th6^^currently In vogue among ~fiot work sHaTl not eait harvest. ______w ttln iu letlnii,- for- iMraona u programa of-gsslstance to the regarded bi 11(6 "Jowlah^airls- which looks upon Inilness as'a American '^youth. Paul was "How long, you siuggard, wllf well TducoTed , and highly thT"BIB18T» ff~pro|t tor hhr; tian tradition aa one of tha vice. But tho Purltnris didn't dismayed to loam thnt bi the you He abed? Intellectual as-themseIve«l;Jt polHlcnl . ______views_ should_____ .be — most honoroblo of all human, bivcnt that Idea. luing before Qirlstlan commune at Thessn- ttrm rule; "Tho man who will In one of Its most famous "When will you rouse yourself'must have been to such, work-; propared to hoar ALL the BlUe • activities. their time, St. Paul was lonlca, "some of your number not work shall riot oat.” passages, the Bobk of Proverbs from slilt|,_ mubbers that the author ul has to sAy on the subject.

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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) Tcmpio ot Altimn olons In )ior nuUiiif’i! (Un'mnnd ring. U)o rosponM of MI9B Iowa, _::TM iiiiLjLUionld6»JO b!«lbiM ir-Ui8-fam M ^ n .v—raniilnil_niQnV-|in(id.iucl< chnrnm "li° ^ j I m , fear" l».her beet liopii. from'diamond rings ond toddy Intended to. tnko nlong: to the ” °*wn r : ^77 ThoBO who- talk about the boarii to four-lonf clovcrs. pflgeifnt*. “About, 80,000.” alio Turning ' naldo from the m ore conventional charm s A fow say they “aren't quipped. ' ' ’ ^tfootp of BUpoi^tlon.-Kansas' mention PhyDta Qeorge of supcrstllloua” In the compotl-• Her motiier'a voffctablo soun fP-ILthcJu/3xE0WirJ^lndy—Texagr~whQ-wointhir1&7rMIia~ -lion-whtch-efmirTirTinanlglil U llic Boat vchlcie ior luck, ujtTSIkes of W lchlfa^ld ahe Amorlca crown jwlth,' boaldes gflptii Qf ...... ------Pebbi»tiMsfciw<)od-Mflgnollor-^^-BQO^-l^°^-P*<>QM u«t-o—her beauty, and ■'talent- at- thr — r or AnKM-Mflr t m iftm tB .triB ArK..fB Ci;'5riS ^irtU 6iflpm giH g i» ek ■ ta iie d r -‘'aBy B ' littig iim nD; jrflq u g n rT g rm fBe g r Ty haxcl-oycd Mias Missouri, luck n,penny.alic put In her alioo Prayor-" the dlacusalonsof hef lUcky pot Is a color>^urquolso. A• doctor • •oftcr *■finding •' it '* on - the - dressing-I--—•>-! “A Bible—n used one,’’was rrnhcrab. • ' . told her -Egyptians believe It tnble at the Arkansas state brings good~fortune, she said, pngQant. ' ■ ' so her pngciuit wnr^olw . Mias Morylond.^Whoae state includes turquolso drosses and has never had on entry in the '■ 0 turquolse-swimault. semifinals, sold n "worry bird". Jail term for Miss Oklnhomn, 2Q-yc'nr^ld necklace Ts orfiongJieL'DQaflCflC ~DcbblC"Glariho^pouIoynH''rltens back to her Greek hcrltaKC In Miss Idaho. Vicki Hawkins of brlnfilng 11 ring from the Boise, is 'laK lng' iiTong "her'' idreigiriiaine s

KINSHASA (UPI) — prison term from six months to -Presidcnt-r^M obutu-— Sese— flvo-ye GRAVEL TO DRFNG Shoshone Street up to ~ J u d en 'BP ■ Z alrla■-smnmirastrhitirtD J u d en 'BP ■ Z alrla■-smnmirastrhitirtD "CsftlfJFFiiia ------—- graue bciw c^ seconti W dlfixtii Aveoucs wj# providing Jail terms of up to five namos for Ihemsolvea or their bclny ploccd by consthictlon ^rhws rebuilding years for priests boptislr^ chlldron will also be punished," thot Twin Talla thoroughfare late this post \v a n tsil Z airian children w ith f9^-elgri the d ecree said, week, The street will be open to traffic after ' ' namofi. officials sfid todoy.'A'.:v_v.^Qblitu .earlier this yoor Back in use soon prellrAinary grading te complete. Concrete curb BOISE (UPI) — rdoho's got flometlilng and A' bel^lnn mlsslqriari'- was dropped his Oiriatlan namea, and gutter are also being poured Ip connection 'dollfornlons whot it — clean air. ' expelled from Zaire earlier Ihis Josof Desire,^and replaced ______:i.:nt.vQiLilQn:LliclfeviLlhnt.viiu ahnuld rcml w m e wlth'the 'project being built under a local In* ~.month~flftflr—hfl-haptlBftfl^twn—thnmJiy.thn.Afrlnan.A>BO«Saka— proVemeWaislrlif. " . . ■ I • ■ ■ . ____ of the correspondence received by the Idoho Znlrlan babibs wlUi C hristian - -...... Depiirlmiint of Commerce'and Development. nam es. ■T A letter in point arrived this weeV from o' ‘Tlie ncw decr'ee inserts In the Barrel of fun ; young mon In San Jose, Calif. Illustrated with penal codc an article saying ...... w h a th e fo n s ld e rrld a lio -to b e — )>emi.tlful, tree- tiiat. ■ "any.priest w ho, when BARDSTOWN, Ky. (U PU - covered mountains and fresh air — and whai he biiptlKlng H Zairian nation^, Th"^T^ev~Enijah.. Crfllgr^ho ;" ! <4 ^ • • fools represents San Jose — air polluted wlUi gives him a fpr.elgn sounding -sctfled here in the*lflth contui^ •— • - • . o *.» ch em ical _Elan t_ em |sg lo D s_ ri^U _ u aKH fnr In^------n o m e fw lll b e pur\iahed with a. is cred ited w ith discovering Jor|DatlonJ)n-ldflhQ'a.food industry.— — ______that new whiskey-is Irhproved !'Deap^lrs,” Jim Pinedo worte the state. ‘ * ^ wncnmnRnotinrmLtnirrcl live in California arid to jjet out of the smoHJind______Wvr«»” l S •*/» . According to legend, Oaig "poTlutforflliEmovlng to Idaho...... V ^ ** was hcatlDg .white..oaklstavcs CQEUR D'ALENE (UPI) — ,,^unjiary_CQUnty_Fair-at Bon-- - "My father is golnj to open a business there,- AI^vINGTON, Tex. (UPI)— which he intended to^bend for Idaho voters will have a cleHr- ners Ferry Thursday, sold the rO % OF)FOifaillttt'(!vAUPAPERS ju.^ a 8mnllTaco“bar'andlie w/inifi flomtrin-’ 'IViore th an TlHr,000'’ p erso n 5 7 -b n rrel---m B k in g . He -waa- cut choice-ta-mak« In-the No* cholcc'ts betweCTPbnslfi'phiro-" ' ------— THRl«EM^9»li ------formation on the food industry of Idaho, - represenlin}' -11 states and fl called away during the heotlng vembcinjeneral Election, ac- sphical differences about "gov- • VINYLS • FLOCKED » ••So iX'niUd you please send some. Thank cordlng to-Ed Wlllioms, Dem'em' • eri^enl ' and our system of gov- countries, vi.slted Seven & as process, however, and returned . • FOILS • CORKS » y ou." ,, seolife park in the first 5J days to jll8CQVCt_lhftL.B0rail-QLthc_. candidate for Congre.s.s•e.s.s ern m e n t." -X-Jrl*e^,vered-mounlhlns wlth-ti-ahlnlng-and- or operation. . sUves had charred. Hather from the First District, . . He said he felt what the large laUctlon of unuiubf pat(«rni for all dtcora, * Som« pr«-poit«d. . * sm iliriu^n adorn Uie top of the letter while •‘We have sold 417,000 cold thnn throw therb out. he used. W illies, former admlnlstra- * campaign "is really, about is - - atlck flg u re ao fo n e pe^*son eoujhlng-and another-.' ■ drinlt.s, ~Iu;000"hol"d6j^s And the*charred staves in alilarrer 'live assistant to Gov. Cecil An* whether a-soclety canSive-by holdi|lg hl.s nose,outside a clienilcul plant, are nearly 00.000 ice cT^anj bars," and U lator turned-out that the drus. is. running against Cald- rules-made up by lndividuiil.f- KEITH'S INTERIORS * d^av^^n on the bottom of the letter. said llolllH Packard, general whiskey aged in the charred well fruit rancher Steve Symmi._DL whether we have to have __ — On Th« Mall • Dewntovi/n mannf>er of the $10 million city- barrel wfis the best o frih eT ^R ep u b lican . —^------—-— Ihese rules egforced'.by 0 th in f“ ( 0 pp. Rogtrten MeteTliln): T ■ » owned facllitv. whole batsh. WIUniTns, enrpute to the power called government'" *.***********.*****■********«* SMART SAVERS SHOP AT SAFEWAY DISCOUNT

Quality alw ys comes first at Safeway! Safeway Upen 1 oday And LaboxDay Discount prices have" TffaI meaning ot Safeway because we have refused to tamper with quolity. Wlien you buy Sbfeway meats at discount prices-, you get,the same fine quality (all beef cuts USDA Choice), the same close^rnW^etl’^steaksrfoas^ts and chops, the . same money'-bock guarantee. Everything that has made Safeway meats famous for years. Our fruits and vegetables;' are selected for finest quality, sparkling fresh, as always. All yo4jr food needs aria suppled from the very best at Sofeway. THArS DISCOUNT WITH A DIFFERENCE . . . AT SAFEWAYI Wonderful PiscoMHf Prices Now Aviiiliiiilc lliitil Midiiiglit

W» Wolcomo , Food Stamp Shopper* ~ at Safeway Discouht ' Your U.S.D.A. Pood Stamps G o Furlhdr'arSdfoway W herVyoir Iviery^Night O tTte Week . Gel Dlicount Prlcei Every Day. To Greater Discounts EVERY DAY IS SATURDAY AT SAFEWAY DISCOUNT

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TWIN FA Ll^ “ Prather «nd Bob Vocli. . _ ill5 United Fund ^(nmlttec . It. was r^rtod :nt U»o- hafi begun pInnnlnR . iTie ••lO fa^itSW lnFm -■;<^palgn,.offlolfllsjumo»n(N*d-^Agcncy'nolotlonfl Commlttbo, • F rfdoy;______— ;;------c h n lro d by Steve^B ancrott .-bail- _ WASHlNGTOfrTuPI) —\liick of dlrcctlon-and coonllnn- much (If McGovern’s success, |n ; , , . T his y en r’fl. jl c c r in g com - com pleted Its review of Uio local Rcoriie S. McOpvcrn devoted lion. He lilntcd Wcdrarsaiiy lie tile primaries, told. n -news ’ ____mlttoo :Js cqmRoscil of. EarL-Unltod-Fund fiupnorlod-aflort. . Frldiiy lo _ovcrcoinltia llic would reaijin Tfii more clear confprcnce that he and O'Brien Falkncr. prealdcnt; Jim Sin- .dds„an(l_.WDUld::arabmlt lU oriianlzatlonal disarray which line of auUiorlty were not hnve_worked .out problomtf*,' clflir, vice president; Fred ^ d se i recommendations sMn.. led , tlie chairman of his usUibllshed by this weekend, wiiich centered nroundcommu- !»• :— Frotierr-camnniRn chplrmnni fiinflo • raised” by“ tlila” fflll’r :-^rcsitlenrmrTnmnniRn'to com- Joseph Mohbat, a spokesmiin nication and coordination. Dari S. Gleed. executive • cartipaign will lie used'for 1073 plain•publioly^lnd■hll\t-he^rrtRht-fo^^mqT^^I^I^^thF,longl^mr ?as asktid . .. ------directorr^nd.Mnrvln jenscn, operuilon expenses far the nult- ' ati-ategiat —Democratic cam- or -O'Hrfep'^wa^ in ovbrall, Jaek -Muldoon.-Ivan' Skinner, (ollow'lnR local agoncles: ‘•We a re ty in g d 6 wn some of rwiyaiDnnnjjcr. in Uie.laat two charge. • ' Bill BflbcockrTfarold . Hirte, , American Ited'CroM, Arthritis, Uie loose‘ bnds ’-'Uiis- wcekr' prWliiSntfin elections— now ‘'Is-' “Whnt tills campaign has Karen Rosliolt, Bill Evans, Walt Foundation, 'Boy Scouts ~of McGovern told newsmen iri the qulte-satiafled llmt progress Is ni'ver had, a n d ' I . Uiink ' Totf- C l n ^ J i U t ii L ■Dlr.k— • Amortrp; r n m r n d r iv e w a y ■ o f- ^ h i.y— W nab iYigtoif ...... n n result ai h ii'giuiimie reasons, is o cam-' •^olkHv :^lyflll~ Ed Cook,) o k ,.^ MiMaurice Twin Falls County Mental ...... Wltnnigflllflrt fcl'iart.'.' H a rt" - C lifta n , ,I?lll -R outhi Robs ' Health Association,, Snlvritiffr nioeting;- wltlTTiis “Dem ocm tlc^ccUT" . replied. ■■Mr.-,0’Brlen Is nation:.... Army, U.S.O., ' running m»U*,.&Jrgent vSliTlver. O rganlzatlonalp'roblem sdom - ~-al cam paign ch airm an ..." Y.W.C.A., and Girl Scouts of the ShrivoF-cancelled appearancefj iniikd'* McGovenv’s day. He “Is lie number one?" a U.S.A.. IlEyiEWING the orgnnizntion charf for the. in Uie Midwest for the meeting scheduled no public appearance reporter demanded. • — It was reported that all of the "TiW TUriitcd Fund Cnmpalgn arc, from lcft, nofls witli McGovern. . until Sunday, when he begins a H urt replied wlUi an edge to Hearing funds raised locally are 'used ■'Prather, vice chairman of y»c goverijincnt, , • Campaign Ciiairman U w coast-to-coaat swing with a visit bis voice, •'Okay, he’s number locally by those agencies. Campaign profoHslonal and education division; Karen fence F. O’Brien complained to’ tlie- Southern J!Gov£mors i Plons.are presently being tlosholt, chairwoman of p6rsonnel and .. ■ on teleyisiorvond m interviews Conference nt Hilton Head, S.C.' . “‘Who Is number two?" he set for formulated (o hold the kick-off le a d e rs organization, and Fred Frnzlpr, campalgp ' Uial Uie lack of a top man in Qary Hart, cnmpalgn coordln- was a.sked. 2 oilmen m eeting O ct. 3. ” ’ 'ch airm an ! U)e campaign staff .created a jitor, who was credited for

- H O U S T p N -< -U n i ) _ ^ - f o d e r a I iiidt«o has set . an Oct. 15 arraignment for two prominent West ■ Texas oil producers charged wiUi 'selling oil .to the Shell Oil C a. Uien siphoning it . off as Siiell pumped it into tiie com pany’s storage Umks. L.E. Wimlhani, 59. And A .B . • HarMl^. .Si:'tMmi-‘or-McL^»itiey7 ■ w'ere indicted Aug. 7 b y a federal grand jury. Tliey are fre e on S25.QIV) b o nd e a c h ,- in d j^ n e n t ogQinst-tJio-mcn-iUleges-Uiey- agreod'todeUver cnrdeoTTTrom. their Upton County-:l 6 a s e ~ to - near^7'ShelI storage tank.s via — a -pi'polino.. A Shell employe was respon­ sible for cticcWng the (jujlllly of — Ute oil and setting and sealing a. ___ffiiiiL'i; to m easu re tiie flow, the Indictment said. Tlie employe wouldi return Uie next, day. to recorTT tlie amount -of oil delivt-Tcd to the tank from the lease. - • . The indicUnent ailoge.s Uuil . afttir Uiu Siiull tiniploye le ft Uie . area. Windham ..and Harlow would rem ove Uie sqal, close .a valve behind the Kauge, hook up a portable pump and transfer V' Uie oil bSck into one of tiieir L / r / tanks. ‘ ' The m'tin allegedly cu t narrow FAIVTASTMC V/lLVt! fX S in O li CLEAUAISCE FV%j%LCi,EAJtAI%CE slots in Uie valve, perm itting Uie seal to be re m fiv ed -a n d (iirls' and SnedcOxfordK l)r<‘Ks<‘s & Girl's Perma-Presl?' PJaid Dresses ' replaced undetected. . W indham anil H arlow alle g e d -. ly received. 3G Shell checks Dn-hHt-h. 'I'lH'Mr (»rtNil-Hiirk-|o-.S(*hool -totaling $07,000 from l£Mi9 to < ill fjiHhinh-ri^ljt .i 'o Io t k — 1970. ' - - lirom i. liliH- 1111(1 red. • I'cnliin-H 9 7 — uliiil nuirr « l*n>l" anit They are also charged with «-iiN|iiiMM-il JiiHtili'h iiimI for? Ihicr> ill for ih'ihI imi if liitii)iliwlrii*<). inducinR the Texas Railroad Koh>. Si/«>* 1 0 -.'{|>. rnmmi.;.;inn biJntJ<‘JiS(L_tili! nil 3 1 OFF allowa'blc for Uieir lease by. lying about the lease’s produc-- -ijdn-eapueily

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BOISE (UP!) - Democratic Senate candidate William,E. (Bud) Davis says Uiat the 1072 * l i S f mining law must be revised to- assure all resources develop­ - ■ - Itecnlal-»tt799 ------desU-uction of our public land, Interior Latex Semi-Gloss For Toiijjh Gleaii-iip Jobs , such as those contained in the lloiiH eliolil rl S«‘le< tioii -.1^72 m ining law , are out of context in the pre^nt era of l llin IllllHi^ illi-llldrn resource scarcity and en­ h i|ii]irr. N|>ai‘k |>li>^ vironm ental (Crisis.■’ lIl'IMT lilllT. The Idaho State University \4 i'i‘n«'li an d hint linr president said if elected he would appoint' a person con­ cerned specifically with en­ vironmental problems to act as a liaison between Uie stJites of WuahbigUin and Idaho.

H'ctnll snics — dccllnir~^ ^ WASHINGTON (UPl) - A' Commerce DeparUrient report ahowed today sales in retail 8to rc 8 Hcclincd"iibo“ut Vper c e h r Ultt week from .thc.p[:cyiQiis .. week but were obout 7 p e r c e n t — II yenr^nrlier. ' — - -Nationwide rolaU saloB,wore ■ •plncod nt-IB . 4 , billion for the week ending Aug. 20.. T lie ...__department aald dura^e goods • aale» fl[ore up U percent over^ a year ago, ^ h U o nondurable' . goodfl salcfl were up C per cent.

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Oie United Sintcs’ in c ^ i^ olr. never bo able to sltnko’Uie Iron ond na\HJl action in'^VlcJnom -wilLotilic.Vlotnamcw peoplo." w as Vflhcer d ay d re a m in g '’ if Tlie pledge was given in a- Amcrica thought it could forco mes.'iage from tlie • Poking ■ liiinoi nml Uio Viet Cong to stop loadcrship to Nortli Vietnam’s fightinfl. len'ders on the 27tli anniversary Tlib CHlncse CQpimunfst-paV- .jO ortliW gl(in^^ ty chairman also reaffiri . . addition to Mao, tlie message tlic Nortli VIotnamcso .peoplo; was fiigneed.by. Premier Chpu,_ tliot Uie ClJincBc people would’ En*lflJ, Clilnese acting ch airm an give "all-out" support and ^ng-PI-wu ami Ch^lfirAm rhu^ ^

againarO.S. “qggrcsaion." . Congrpss, .TIIOMAS. G. nosetjlhal,. iUreclor, oL-nrfuli - ' Mnrljuonn.-ln cnM>-vou-tlilnk'^^Miignolliia- -bloDm. ntDln: “"U.S. imperialiflm, has at- tlie message, broadcasl In education at Pontiac, Mlchl, la proud of hii ll's Browln« In your BMynrit, "Mony homo owncra -oro >tcmptcd to force the Vietna­ full tiy Peking Rnillo and tlie ‘/Ipascr" billboards, ffcven blllboardB la the bcKlrfii. Rrowlnii obout-tlia sa m e —&!Lrp.r!»?(l - (-O ,J ln < l. ._ Jlic lr. mese people to coase, fighting New Chinn News Agency, said Pontiac ored and o SO-second telEiphonr' llm e '"ii3 "(jln n t''rn B w co d n'ral nnniinollns bloomlni! ■ nfinln In For aduUs only by atcpping up its air and naval the Chinese '^md Vlelnamc.se Krowa nt the same rntc. Into sumraor. • Ttiis often hnp- recording lavltlng callon to "have an alfalr" raid/and imposlpg a blockade arc part of ajllck promotional campaign to sell peoples arc’*'closc comrades-in- It.rcnclioa Uic snmo hclRht - pena onil J™t wl>“l trlB8era,tlie Utrough' the laying of-mines, arm s and brotlicrs fltiaring weril' six ta oliilit feet. l>!nvos on tllQ- I'epo"* performnnco, no one “adults only" on continuing education In but this is sheer doy'dream- Pontiac public Schools. (UPJJ' rind • woe and' coing through two plnnta dlKer. RJiowa to r su re. Tho second ing," said Mao. tlilck nnd.tliln together.” . Mnrljunnn plnnta may ‘ bo crop .of blonsoma Is nlwnys cither innlc or female. H ie welcome and If your baa blooms male plants produce pollen, do not worry nbdut not liavlnu wither and die, whereaa Uie blossoms aiinln next aprlng. femnic plonts, which ore lonftcr We’ve had two

::unHLfrQatZ...... - p a ' ^ ^ ____ Pia.nts flower around lo see me Uie females produce secd^soon ' mni’nolln In b|oom WITH leaves "fair ofterw/ird. Seedlsmott|odi{r«y— orrtlic trees. W ttic qirlng, tbe and brownish, shaneil like a blossoms como out before the , f - A C I I I f C miniature clam alicil. ‘leaves do, ho a late'summer' —TllsKtyToTlshtlnB Uifc^owUi sliow Is ovcnjnorc cidtlnB. . ' S e a r s — ofmarljUrinalstopreveft'aeod Buying bead lottu«:,Whcf> W«, b.m nroductlo;l|on. Tills weed Is so. you buy head lottucc ' In fpaHt«»rv “i?., tjitiln. k. Sufik w.rd, i> J«ckun.-Alan ^ p' prolificthal^>f'scommonr o l i f i c tl 10iinu auiJui'illHl'Kul' iloii't bBVwf • iniViv Kiv Sloll»r Vind L*l« StolUr, all a dense stand of. mnrljunnn- ainrmed If the corc-end Is • Diut. P«)flci« Oltnco. Shlr.lv H tlH 2-Cycle,.2-Temperanire Washer producing over 70,000^leetU per discolored. Thqt brownish color rommy Lyn* nfllloy. Tr«ncM MeClll OuldM* FMdt and Fun..... square to£ter. on llit 5prc end is a naturfll'seal f*^)Oy Cvnn Mllli. blue anu dltlrid. or 2-Tem perahire ElccU’ic Dryer EradTcattoncallsforconscien- of protection nnj DOCS NOT Sandra J«nli»ch and QianB K«y Jentitch, bolhred. John Fwller artUjlll Hjilch, balii tious control Qf all plant/i for Indicate "old" Icttuce. Tfie lla _wvoral years. Weedkillers such ns' 2,4.d are oxidizes upon contact..wlth air, . effectiv e wlien plont.s. a re one- an d Is n a tu re 's w ay to seal th e *te«m on vaan Brtid. nnd-onWialf to two' feet high. ‘ ‘'wound’' to keep lettuce ffesii. dlilfkl**and'*bloV*MaM2” M'K«lon, Hiillrrtrf ^1 Marijuana, also known as So remembeh: corc-end wor* I'ninl tili'i III Sfih wild hemp, was Introduced over coloring I? not old age. but a 0Mn«V, M.un.e w.n.omv. \lililliltii f Slorfi a century agoTvhen many early, nature process nature will do Hhontia nofne«^ L«a Anneiip uruA l.ll \ \l.l ii I I Ml plo'h'eers raised It" ns'”n fiber ,-over and over again, aaofteirns i*til»* Baii*^* cindr Anol^rwwv, .*:m u fiiiii'... \ i i n u ' I “cropr" Wbeh' thr su^y of'“thnl fiend Is retrlmmed ■ ^ ^ Schab, Moum Gay o^r, k. uv St^ifin nm Gfnitu. -MnntlirhcmpwffS'curTJffTinring' PromicrpcopTB'miiofcrDiTe!rgf."^'a_ir\y__A.m'_Dor»»y; Su»«n Net. W»rla King. Hoxit Anderun. Hotiyn AAackav and' S| i.M U K il v| Cindy Jonat, all blue World War n, hemp was again cut off the cores... too ■' » deilply, Candi wm. Scotl F-urua^n. Collrfti jr . : tltuiii.iiiii hi raised in the midwest for fiber. cau.slng som e of th e Jeafy g reen caii*Qav oonaid Nic>imluili‘ . —^;:N;t-/aclQckis_gQUinla^fulLfiwing,._ wasteful. .. l‘iM. \ I - H iiilr n orm ut < w'l<' fo r |M-niiiiM<-iil iin-HH o r ii- Ertgland. Maryann Delnsp. ..•II'.'*.. \I.MIl''l r(|:i)lu r fiihrirN . M|j»rl , 11111111, ' ^part of the need. QUESTION1 BOX Skvalt. Dana MIII>n.Judy Li I, Terri ruilt-.for jli-li- jni» of |» rri|iU»*Hl the war ended and commcrlcal ‘ E.D.. of T\»lh‘FoFalls: "‘Our Lynn.Coooar. all Vad. |ilU i.lL\\L< 11 ^ U t ileverly »l( I, Collfcn J fhonirti I \ll “Mr Al.ll'll XU ' r ji 11 ■ P it r f 1.1 ------ftrhWnr:— N»n nm lr.,^rtPtP~ growing of hemp wn'swai no longer tomatoes.arjfjdow to ripen and and J Lynn Fortian Pwdt Mt'il \ I \ | \ llilMI - rnH'-'Krfrs:— alrnijt\“ economical. we wonder If (liere Is anything Cuiirvla Wrighl. ditlncl ana dIu^ Mafu Lrr Ksilon. while . i'<. \ .’y.l »,...l fliiffh . <|rit-N n iiit u i- If you think .you’ve got ihal carTbe done to hasten them Ltr» Bake III A ltl fir, IlM lln marijuana lCannabis sativa) nlong? I lienrd you can pick the Chfi» McK.m, Cynlhta f^rick&n ^nc: Cryilal Pcimon. af( dldricl and blue V U . - I u i V* growlng'ln your area and want leaves off. TrueV’ Carla" Skinner. Kity Srvak. Tcmn ChariCi. all blue. - Oobbir Anderion. - positive- identification, contnct- Some-people remove-foliage- and Tammy Mottfr. all rad your local police or sheriff lo hasten ripening. Here are the M*al .Planning Krlill Kari»l. Odil Handy ahu Ton l department.' adyanUiges:-Picking is easier Siraubhaar. all diitriei ana blur, snen Kaa R»no. ficfky Prrry AtitiA Stplao . PolnaetUa: If-you want your «nd fasler-if some foliage is Pam Dairy. LuAnn Jenien, OeLoy Koth. , plant to blossom for Christmas,, removed to expose fruits with all Blue. Shawn Van Fled. V.cki Harprr. Joan Merr.ll. Mardeil Hirvth, Janell keep in mind that It needs a heavy vines. Fruits and soil Sarai. Tracie Urown, Ltigh l-arrtt. Hcncr Roy, Kritlle Schrn>i and Kandi Cnucii iill short-day^ long*night schedule’ underjlie -vines may dry off r^J. Lilly NiChoU. wKite U«r> Enlffrlain * from now until Thanksgiving, faster* in mornings or after Way Clayville. blue .«nd Uiilr.ci . In'tlio subtropics nature Uikes rains, thus 'reducing the Knilling . r ■ - - Schrock, Ijluc ^..tnrt-Jf-lllla IlY cr'iVllllnL ,tl»; .ilrurlnpm iaU U i^iiil..m nU I. biviii’on ill Caiiiy Clayville. ... --■ilHctdnys-imdlpnB-nlBhts. nut“ TJlaudvanrSiics: Expoieil Oiwmon li~CS>Otyn HruJ.>, blue UrnitvlnB room that's llfihlcd, T,„its inay sunburn If,a hot spell Oivitmn 1 sanar.1 nrown. .mo s.irnii 'rigni. both uiMncl a»u bUje Uio iHant is likely to Bet Just the (ollowa treatment. More fruits Itrrnda Hlitjco. Prtthc nimfn f,iulL reverse and will be retarded, So „jn be exposed to damage by KAndei fw rtr' ______you .should lim it the DO[n3eliia:a^JclvJi||hLfro.bi-lhnl-nnr;iinlly ------lU Ominj ______day to about-lO hpurs and put It would not harm fruits protected I rtnd blue Ciiria Dti Jill XiiK'h Ter.iio ti> TAiimiie Mover. S.indra JrnNuli all Just cover the plant wlUi a may cause poor shoulder Teac.r llrown, Jrtru'll black coth at 5 p.m. and bring It ripening of * grfcen-shouldered to light at 0 the next morning, varieties. Do th is each day until , H e re’s how sQme g ard en ers Funtim» Favonli* 'Hmnksgiving. If your plant Is get tomatoes to ripen: Wlien. M!’eX^n!J“^hl,Von‘'M;i\M°!;"iric“^ , KeiimoiT Klcclric Stove l{,ej-iilar ’‘169.99 T.T-Cii, Vu (!ol(|s|)ol 6.6-(;ii, Fl. .Uilj you can still cu t the tip s tifenr.'st or second fru it develops Iwick and root them in m oist to a good size on th e vines, ^ stparaie* wilh I'oiir-.Hoiir Timer (loilipaet HeWgeratpr (lompael Freezer sand., you’ll still have jcach d6wn and urAsp Uie_inaln__ ut flowing plants by Christmas, stem firmly at ground level. IrlinifLeet i)ll Slugs and snail killer: We’ve Pull upward until you hear and ^fjl'l bltie bljie OebbifO An, DeLoy Koch and Osbb.e ila k rr. These include beer, «alt system, the fruiTTrenrest to blue. Tammy C rillilh . red Michint MaoK sprinkled on them, lime, and hot maturity will ripen faster. Tlie DeAnn Ward. Tammy itroadhead. Joan M rrr.ll. Tor.Uyn Slraulihaar anU Sondrn .'{0-iiH-ii »|o\r lui»i>t«'ii \*itli i oiii|Mli't kl/r ri(>. ill Hiiiilll (dlirr*. l.<>» lIuMI M illr. SiMlillp t>lll>k<-| pepper. ___ pjilled plaj^ w^lll show, wilting. Drown, all' flitlric l and (iiue. CoueRli “ Now comes Ihis suggestion: ' but don't worry osit will re-root Slural Traiy Shockry. Dawn Armtlrong. r«-fiio\iilil<- door. iM irrrliiin-riuiiinl fl. frf,>li fiiod hiTlioM. .1 lirc|»H llir fotxlN wMi ii»<- i im ik I l i i i i i i l ’k. Mflttna Merrioan V.cki Harper. Gail broiltT |)iin iiiiil ^ri«l: lifl-ii|> rookloji. "Try spraylfli; .them_ with and go on producing the balance, Handy, llecky I I’ rrry. Lee Ann Jenten fiill-x id lli hlii-lvt-M iiim I criH|MT. .S|tiirr->ii\iMp lliill ttllll [himii ill'ldjilMiM. Brcndj O jcn%an. all DIub: kbIic Word. slritiuht housclioUi ammonin. of its fruit wltli no ill effects. Julie M arir Soiilh. Cindy Joenlng. Once*a Collech Thomat. all red Karen Arm vlrono. LO rna' OKOn.'' Jamrjio which kind of a bug Is eating the tomato has .reached the Johnvon, Janel ilernad and J Lynn Halch. leaves. . ^ "mature- green"' stage (full You can mix up an all purpose development except for red I M o o n M o n Insect killer, using malathlon. cftlor’), the most desirable color Hppntnmpr)(| f>d to-BO-tiegre es." :—ir-i—CHIGAGGKUPI)— W hatever— S *119 four..tah!espoon5 of tlie 25 per B.C. of Slioshone: "We have women’s liberation, cent wVp ; (meariVng' wcltable hou^c plants next to tlie kitchen hardlji- anybody wbrj^ipa Men powder) per one gallon water, pantry. Recently, we’ve nnymore. Men,according^the • ritiH lO-inrh’ (liiipdnnl ■ Or, two teaspoons of the 50 per'noticed- tiny worms In our Encyclopaedia Brllannica, was iD i'iiH iirr p ii-liin - l«'lr>iHion JCenniore Slrele^i Slile.li cent (EC, meaning liquid) per crackors, flour and even In name of a moon .god .Shop 'I'his S i i i k Iiiv i i i k I Itlo iid a v H«-| uill rW|i on i\(! Iic im m - . —^on(LCidlaruijLuiator-jnie:ilquld_cerQnn^Qift«. t»ld worshipped, widely In .Asia n iiT t'til. 'biillrrii-M . (tiilo Zip Zap Desk Model matoriflls generally- provide . lliatthe ptants had •something to~M inor (lurlng'KoriionXlllflCS and; — dpuircU iJiiiliti:!:] ______, belter control ihan wettable do with the worms getting Into ‘ in Attica from theOrd Ccntur;f iKIilalul I...... Cl":" ;^'-powdcrs. . Uie pftntry.'jisthis possible?’’ -'TliU -'hiiiiih— iiMKlrlr Ifot ^oii ’frnu in your fiMiliiri'H D iiil-ii- this has been a good cuke year, crackers; cereals, f]our, Sic. are .. emerge as adults, these turn-to S iiic li- v r > o t i • n n i this recolpo for "Creamed meAlworins'jnot mealybugs beetles.which live two'or three k lr a iu h i- Nihrh. /If!- ■-Q iknB";.TWo.-lonfl^tliinrpeoled-wbi8h-4iro-^> houso plunt pcst^;— monthsHHem iier nices Ejf^GeUv^ihro ugh -wHp.-ldintl iM'iM.ntriiil cukes, allcod paper UilnrInto a Adult mealworma (kids raise Meal worms causo' little iind o\iTrlnli» . . l«*>*-l4alMf'»lli k»m-lwln rilU . ‘-!l*«ri-!.'il(l*#ll • bowwl Id minutes ' before . .chicken houses, barns, etc. ond « not put the blame for them on l)*IU U iM » ri>. IIIIU|> |n Dally IlllOpm ^Dally Si.1t> i.m. HII u p.m . .DiHr OiM a m illl • . m SQiiBj^ctltin GuaranU'ttl or Your Afo>i**v Ifi&h* Sears lu o iDil litl, 110 • p nt . iMuidayillKp.m: Tu*i., Tf.urt, kti (ill lip ,n Mnn and fil. illl.U p m , iervlfig.dlnher, shake covered' often wander Into the home, your house plants. Nor do not Kundi^ Mmta t illf lii i^ ' - ' illlJ*>.m. V SuMta^ Nnan 11)1 9V«n. - . • «u«ta» bowl generously and drain - Vollow-bi^own la rvae blame the cat or do^j for tHeIr ARS. n n B n iirK a n d p o ^ I- ^ulUnTctDc^water ^r-aqu«^0 {rcsem bH hg'. w1rV.w'&rm8)-r^pre^i^er~:------1 ■' '■rjf”' .------^ ■f~^ H v''. ' *"7”" ~ ~ ^ ' " ■ . Sunday, Sop|ombor 3, 1072 finloi.NiI-Nows, Twlr^alli, Idaho 53 V' fiupert iauncK p ro g r^ ^ — ^

BURLEY —^Overland Elementary School, ...... cstoblUlicd...... In . n...... manner Uiol wUl___ „1» ____ hold .program _ wltli oUicr aroa« wllhln Uui schoor,' . . ’ ...... O - l.- r ’— ___ ll>cnihln8 Wlir tenem from Incroased In- , Jcmlorlo not a mfembor oftho ISUstalf, iieWlU Lay coordrnaTors“ w im c commurilty lt '‘impoacs ite*,wlir—rlKht’or dlvlduallied IhatnicUon, total learning en. .reprosenl llfd school In evaluating and guiding -reprosenlatlveii who arc awaro of.the needs and- r - wronB” on woqWr nnlions and ,vironipont,'ai\d bt'oador curriculum^ op*thelntems. .TeamloadcrfiattondodclghLwccks— ilttUudoS—6f^hc'_conununjty_.ond; liPe fully' is n Uircnt to world pcncc. portunltlos offered by the prograirt'. of Intonslflcdl'oncher Corps courses at ISU this "noqualntcd wltli Uic Teacher Corps program. "Tlie v/orld Is owned by the MA€IC MARKETS : . Teacher Corps has been funded for seven ‘'summer. As yet no lay coordinators hove been op- . s tro n g " SnjUil siild, "an d OPEN LABOR DAY SEPT. 4 • years by Uio Department of Health, Education Overland’o team leader is Mrs. Twylla Hunt, pointed In oltliiijr Burley or Rupert, therefore we Imve lo be and Welfare, but this Is the, first use of It In Burley. Mrs. Hunt Is ^™ork-wlUi-th8-To«chor-Corps-mombcrs- CRISP Community partlclpotion ond doclsion- wiUjln Uielr clnsarcipm a______—. wish to fftroM th a t nnypap In the com m unity can —"SrdHt apokinnX^njrQ.on the making will'bo atro s^ In the many facbted be'and la needed In tho program. HIrH school • In Burley'tlic'cooMratinR tonchcra hrc Mrfl. - f i r at aritiivLTanry of IM* Hfllfih N ew m an an d W s . lijo n n Pyio, th ifd - Implementation nf UifLprgjinmft.-whlgh-hmnnnr------i m m t a , rotlrod rosldenbrBOClonroupg, all tion of Arab Hcpublic?^ which primary pn^afl .thftrpr^^nnlinn.nL/|HQHflful— nm i i.«r cenloitho of local control and authority. ' ' Corps could also supply a basis for permanent interns' time will be spent in the classroom with chnntfes ift teacher certification requirement*^------tho-coopor-atinB46achorfl and 60 per cent will be . - Community education will get a big boost divided between modular studies - and com- ^from theprogram . P arcntsw iU bcM ughttoild mupi^y work. ' In sclwol program planning; ntRht dnases-wilf; —Modular studies • consist &'f-pncknRed- nnsiDkn nni^iTiri'r nnr*rrii\M be set up for liuuii felTucation. arid' increascT teacmngs forwarded by ISU to the Interns, who activities will enable maximum benoflta from complito Uiom for the team leader's evaluation. conununlty resources. • The interns compreted a «lx-week Teacher The local school districts will experience new Corps orientation 'at IS l| this summer. gets OK . Ufejn'IHe' form-of progressive educational - ' Burley’s tflacWng ;lntcmff'include','Andrew vio vi)i)i{i:ss 'methods. Team teaching skills will be Sandoval, Oceanside, Calif.; Ester Lelja, - doveloped, as will individualized instruction and -W elserrMrsrlJnda-'Durfee-and-Karen^W srr;--''-**-,^ 2 » 7 Noin I! ASl^^(;T()^ ‘ ■ ' Iroador.curriculurnsrBl-llhgual ihslrucironTo' botlfof Uurlcy. ,___luxury—ln_mQaLschoQla,^ll be provided—. -- Intern*-working In -Rupert are- Mrs. Oilllo -- SEATTIX(UPI) —The Ampy - | Minority group problems will also be dealt with. Park- • and 1 MMp. p. Zola“ * Browning,“ ■both ■ ■ Rupert; Corps of Engineers said today -Mran\nn-Hordlrlrdlng7-Heyburn^arJd^ ‘s.-S|ilrlcy—it-U-aU-righU .r^ -V, Organizational meeting^ have been held In the Post, Burley. ;■ eral pavilion at Expo-74, .Shop Sunday A; \ • ; Burley and Rupert schools since Monday to The professional coordfnator is a school A slight, problem had 1 \ finalize plans fol* the two-year period during principal o r te a c h e r wtiol. is- jcsp o n slb le -fo r— IflaLm ontli. w h e n J l jfo ; !jsb«r !>aV \. which Teacher Corps will function ift the arcas> coordlnating-thc.effarls o£..thc*Tcfl(jhQr Cncpa - m fticd.that a flood hazard <_____ "nie atiifflng^ of the orocrams has: •■been ^ • • had not been m^de ofJte '%_ '8'iil |i.iii. \ acre site bn the Spokane River." However,' Col. Walter 0. Bachus, Seattle district engi­ neer for thc'corps, said today r iH 'i; ihhI Ito la lio n the I area was all rich as-m ajor flooding iertijid.- Bachus, In his report to the ' GoncralSorvlcesAdminlstration ipfillanrti. Carfulint. II alff Urulfrl. whlclt^will contract for the fed­ Tirtt. /ItlUfirt 4 . lUinlAlKtmiXfPt- eral gbvernment exhibit build­ ■XpplianftSlofti ing, said, “The proposed devel- I T U I ______ixpp'74 would n o t_ \ii3:hi iiiio w .i>inis.i be seriously affected bv major__ ; -u n is v

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HOISK ( UPl I -S e n a te candi:. date William E.."Bud” Davis Thursday called on the federal governinenl to pay for at least one-third'of-thr-totnh cost of' publii^ education. EUGEN& IIUMPHnlES, PniNCIPAL'OF “ Tlic P6catclU) Uemocral"sard such a move 'would increa.sc ------Pershing school, Rupert> discusses Teacher federal aid to schools by five Corps program with Mrs, Altho Seamons, times tlie current rote and could H l*0 ic€ ^i.' leadw. The program Is l«lna Immchcd befundedwIUiouta tiixincrease. ” ^ In the Durley Mlnl-Cossla Bchools. I OnlymiCOiwslil TF club awards This PATENTED blue pencil MICROPHONE for TWIN FALLS — Mrs. Marjorie Kramer, Mrs. Mnry 'Marguerite Hartley's speech OrifHth gave a speech entitled BETTER HEARING! won the t)lue pencil Friday "Habit of Happiness" evaluated morning ol the meellng of the by Mrs. Virginia Eldredge. U.S. Patent 3 6 6 2 1 2 H c o v e rs how well you ca n hear it you havo ^-TwlirPBlla^stmlfitresAClubi------Mrs,—Dalla->Giu)n-aotod-H»- ■xntrunn\u9-mpnazirfo~MteTep~ - n o ru ita th trm n K - t ooTimT.------^— Mra. Hartley's speech toastmlstress and won the p hono available only In MAICO O nly M AICO has It. S e n d c o u ­ bntitiled,, “Let the'W omen traveling trophy . for her M/^AKJOOsorlsfi hearlHBaldfi. pon. call or come In for a drs- The ramnrkabla iilds ftiAt oflor m ntlo d e m o n ttrn d o n . C o m p a re ' Sneak,” was evalugted by Mrs. performonce. bflffar hoMfing in backaround llw lth inya/dyou'noivuie. You GUests Ihcludod Mrs. Mary no/se cond/l/ons, better voice bo thojudQol ______— - Xou Lompl who won-the'red 'understandlnB. Now available f —I in bahlnU-enr and-eyofita&t— pencil for the beat table topic- m e d a ls.______------iui^MrsrAttn8ttie*JBT||ctT

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A V K R A G E David. A.dliTsborj'. Says -.Client ,rumjiii_un.-nid-fi)jv,. " A s • a “rjliyiuiiiail. I” 4fllhinK>o nuirh ahf)ut an 'wo'ulll— ruthur discuhs ;i iwi;rHi:t' tliiH o r iin iiveraK» sori.fiis fiXMiil.v •*’|)ri)l>ir7tT And'wt* iwcrm in ihe ocean, ond ployc^ on Iht* llial. Quill-“*7Tjiht. {juiti- ’ '*\yiih tji^ • wii'i- thiiti ■' w i t h beacli, an-d we lijhed.ond won! to the 'muscfnenf ^riyht. S t utLstii-ai- u vuraKi-s I^.JlUhhniul. .Wuinun--aru ■ "■ af»r Innni, nii.sfTy~As"7iltr“ •' par.li and LOTSA sluM' Ho^v wa^ just hflliT adjusted tn Or. Walt.'i- W, YOUR vocation? l i f i - . ” saiil If i\ niivn stamis A I'ENNSYLVANIA will\ lus li-H fjKit, un A mother of xevi-n says htil' and Ins rij;lil ' foul in a Jri'fz*‘r Ihi- WIZARD OF ID , she hiiltJ fouiuJ a nuii- Horoscope ,v«iall-sticiiuiH would siiy wi^y-trr-stinj* n IoI'h i^n- -I— ju».l— K-i't'frlP-lwilf}- — lliul,-<>i)-lh<>-uwof'it^i‘. h** v -nf-rm M m t-m iifput i i d n w ti. Trm i _ U 1 _ . Ctllilll- Ilf _ t h e .-btUKUvl- CU5TQMBH- ■ irs'‘wh7»' mirror m t i n * hou*.r a i x l fir.sl saw Uu- handwriting (iarroll lti(;hler pouu' at thi' rell.vtton:— 7yUJi t h u . wall.'-'.. .VViW n**|- • says “Works rvn'v' .hiu/ar Hf llabylop * ;if r?ordiiiK to the IJibto D u r . I'dlll'C'AST r o R SUNDAY,,Sl'M'EMIIb'R 3, 1972 inj; a Ijanquet,^ ho envis i;0 il)i:,finui:ni.aLu.m un:j ______fll'NF.KAI. TIlNnriWrilLS: WnnH,/'i'fji,l. TriiTnrTu pliinctary inniiencgs-for /ou lo uUlfzc this rds. His wisetVu-li shruti- 1 ahor Diiy S u n d a y to l)c with y o u r family al l[ic rccrcutions of il Hut Damvl. the Ih; y o u r choK't; aiul lo Ihnrou^lily ei)joy liasic plcasiirus vyJiich can ■prrrrrrm— fnTPrpri=t hriiii’ y o u cj^yscr to yotir heart’s desires. Uemcinbering your e.l sititl w t . n i s t(i me.Ill (li.if -spiui‘tj«LoL..ri‘liiJiyus f o n v j fliona .noW'ijlJiP..aiils. in. a fuller. O n d tiiul judirir e x p e r t s p n | \ ■e It llaiiisw iirtb ol (irovei.iiid ' . ~ l places, p e m n g Ihe mformalion yoxj need are all fine luil^y •iiali si II' .illy I l s s t ill .Ni V rlinic ;-lie \ K'ol K e e p . o n the'aleri for s o m e n t w interesl thal wiJl bring in mo r e «iit‘n Lhal •liiiti -1itnytrt-V'U-tlh— ------inconie-fft-tlu^'nenr fttftirc-Picl^tiutHhc o n c f o h w J u c h - y o i n -fu rth e r-iL-.v .3Hb3tnntii i i t i n n - ■ * bpsf strtted. ‘ ' III 01.ir I-. • .UK 1 W a r 1 s nine yolks ,i m i p e r fi.w l .(JliMlNI (May 21 to June 21) D o n T be so very "n lil b .t n . dr,or Thi•oi-y. . A c/ i/ u m i lo ( M Boftl. inoney-mindcd that you neglect your health, hut take it easy A s p r e v im is l\ ■ r i'jK ir t 'e d . . f 0 80." 17076 foil WOilh, and liuild up your energy, inlproye your figure, livening is th is III e o ry i.-<'.uis. :L rx 76IQ 3 gooil for a-mcc talk wiili one •who lias.the’k n o w - h o w yotr ycMi ( III •ow e,1101114b i i iiiil . IV/I 1 M Bo/u»- lcaders-'V‘h o -cnn-be-most-ht‘lpf»}--Vo»-h^vc -fine ' liunchetand shoulil follow them to g.jin right results, liarly lo bed will starl n e w w e e k o n proper note VllUiO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) Y o u feel friendly and should ^ "V'oTiTrcfal'ni .inyffft'tuliilis'yiniTa'n'and luviTa'”deli^lu fiiriTnie with them K n o w wtiat your l_ruc goals are ,md p U n h o w to ' . TvMcl\ llicni and-nmic siiccesslolly Ue.al sonu' ruhTghl l.IBKA (Si'pt 2.1 to Oci 22) M a k o it a point to get those w h o have the |u>wer over your affairs gn'your side rtoW during this cruci.il time S h o w yt>u are an A l citi/en*" (iad about si'cially ,is nuicli as y o u c.in aiul get nglit results -----.S(H>UIM0-U>ci--3.Vio N o v >1) Y o u rwed-ip knnw'-lirTter"' •W i m I S aJHl the ught slaiu on pohucal .uni othet^jcnds tiei the l.icls y o u \v.mi lo e x p a n d in luisines%. cultural affairs later on. U e cliarining \viih others ^<'rm-,^inV^S-^^•TlV .'2 l‘'» Uec 11 l ollow yoliTfeellngs” n o w .\nd gel ihe riglu re^ulls \villi oUiers .iiul in whatever activities you want lo engage Show .iltacliment your’ “ appreciation by sonie act Try not to s|\cnd too nuich i n o m ^ . ' U \ o M f t h CA l ’k l C O K N (Dec 22 to Jan 201 Contaci vital p.irtiUTS ,ind see to it iluil they cooper.Uc wiih y o u in sonk* aim that me,ins a greai deal lo y o u I'oine lojight umk-rsijiuling, riear — u p - n n y dchatahlP"poin7ruy'Tnti;*llig(.Mif TliTnli.'ihg, '.iciing Invite ~ lhv!r I l o .1 nice dinner .VQUAklU.S (Jan 21 lo l el> l‘>) Although tins-hould be a day fut suic* y\>u get .w iluit w o r k tlial is inipotiant and winch you li.ive promised to do Take some'health tieatment itiai n j u m j ^ e a - u u l n ^ ^ n i H t M ^ ^ H t Hl-fHt-H-liitk' t]u thuuwUtt«mmg-tw4tw»"ft*r-rt*minF-t<»^hFttrr'T»n dcr^t.imhf.v. with male S h o w - y o u are .i praciic.tl, ilunking ])erson • 1 1 - \W\K r u n n is h o r s U M V W 1iv or she will be o n e .)! those pi.iclic.il y<*ung pi'o|Tle w h o i\irly uiulersl'.mds (he uiiporiance ol st\'uriiy, IniiMing .i sidul found,itii'tl' lui the • fuiuie, and « o ^ d Jo well c,iti‘img to the .public w h ere- coinmodilii-',, I'l,' .'.ifi- uHuiTiied, so sl.mt the e d u c a t i o n along Micb tiiii-s I he ■ einoiKuial Mde ol (Ins life should also be I'xprv'SH'd, a n d a gootl nt.iie loiind early, as well as nuisicaranil othei .utlsUi KiU'nis biinight o\il, ii.'niu’d Sportsjre a must heie early ' ' . ^ - ■■ I la- Si.irs uniH-i, they ilo not c o m p e l " \Vlial y o u iiKiki' o f > >'Uf hie IS Lugely u p [o H'()(i!

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■ SundflV, Sflptamlwr .1. 1070’ p | ||g |fjghilT-H — AIbion group seeks new paths I-,.-,.,-- ify DAVID (lOllSEMAN 8ouUiorn.‘ CaUforrtUi. Althoufth- practical dx; - -^^montlJ»JlrnlM TlmejKNcws Writer !ho'Un has K..»«been ,'wlUi'...lilt UicT.'Alblon jJel-imenls during the,‘clay. 'nibr - wdrkahop aihcio lU Incoptlod, ho AUBI0N^F()^thtir|Hisl-ye oxporimcntfi vary vvllh cnch in -Albion n Rroup of 20'n(lults it ns clinirmnn.of the bonrd c -BHfl— Hiolr "Irlindron linvo^ irporalloh or Aificrico, a XOQpOWltlVOly— flQUflht. Bolf . . . • , 'exporlmt'nls hnve 'been ' the liall based-dining tabloa, blue •firnrhranld-hnraoO;000-cUentfl- —Annte—Iiourlp—Inn—and—Iho— understanding born of work hnd -^iRifvnsesHtt-lhfr^ttdovrsr* ------(uiU pfficos In .U 8tntcn. filudy.iT- Drowscry. Iwsg .bcd hcndbonrd- ln.,.one. Ohcc n prominent mem ber of Tlie Annie Ijinrle Inn > a .. corner, and painted light fix- ' • . Tlio eriiup, called Hnrmony' tlio I LDS Clmrch, Skouscn’s ' rcstflurnnton^cmalnatrc'etor. 'lyres, " ' . ' — ^ V/orkshop, Is— .comprised Icnchlnns In connection wlUi t Albion that hnH tiocn manaKod* *~Tlic Browaery ia an ontique prlmnriljrofaucccMfuniiJirness TIurinbnylinvc brougKrRlm fii by—workshop members since.. DmI Klft^hoploc&tcdln Albion’s ,_jngn_Hn(Ctt.omcn..who-acek-an—- - ^conflict with that denomination. October. 1071. The workshop understanding of tholr pasts . , Cassia East Stake President rents thp buHdlng for 10 per cent on-Hie same bqsl» os the and a new way to live *tho -Joseph GilJott, Declo, said of the monthly income. — . • refllnurant.—'wifh the rent present.—------church_hcadquuttcra_Jiad_ . _Thti— operation— of— the------lowcrcdto-sovonpcr cont-of-thc— 3iiL>gcfltntl that------IcnflnrJU^ ^-«BtnurVold-banJ(-buijd»ng,-Th^Hormony— Miss Tjiiriis, lb, daugluer of Rev: and Mrs. k n o w L iv in g religious and psychological g ift shop Woflcshop group is comprised primarily, Eugene Tjarl(s. "We're always wot*lung, Jmd. instruction.” of succesiful business mon and w o m e n having a good time, too," .Skousen is an author, lec- who seek and undorstanding of their Col. John H«i.*ich, Air F orce re se rv e officer , lurer, account/int and a pasts and a new way to _ live tho designated to assist Uiu unit, swid the squadron prominent business man from ------p r e s e n t.^ ...... ------— ------— r n _ , was dcnnit«ly ihc beat in tlib nation for IQ IUica— Uie point basis they-ased to grade It." Criteria for' Uie award included havirnj a . 'timiimuin of 26 c-adels in the squadron, the die unit was lionored for its 1971 perfiJrmance, wmg. , rriake cadets go Into flie militai-y,”Miss Tjarks Chaplain Tjarks holds jnoral leadership.' percentage of contract completions (ad­ C apl. H iirley H am m ond was squadron c-om- Dave Hammond . declined commcnt on Slated. Jaboratorie^once every four weeks. vancements), niunber of cadets atteiining mander at.Utal tinie. He has since teen Iran- . wheUicr Uie squadron deserved Uie national botimer said the'cadets practice military drill Fifteeri cadets hold advanced first old- ■ encaininnents, the air force liaison offider sferred to Idaho CAP Wing headquiuHers, also honor. . . . because it strengthens discipline and gives d egrees. , - ^ evaluation of the 'unit and ^ i n g a squadron ' in Twin Falls. Cadet commander was Dale .Tlie encampment the cadets were required to cadets a chance to devbldp leadership—‘'one of -Durlng-oettial-mfsslonsrHBalsch said, cadcts chaplain. ^ ‘ ' Hammond," ’ ------• ‘ atremrf5r~UfC~nwtrra-t5-^sliiilhu—to- -basic------tho-main-goalsujf.eAF-’.!.:Jici;fcela-Ulflt.mW!y_ — ■nrcu5unllynot:nllowedtQ;ny;tfi:sciu'C^^^ CAP Lt, (:nL_Tj;.ckKL.niniU..r: nf ni.r.,^»..u.n----- ■ ■iM r ar -H tltn niviin iiuiiU i.s jiu w UlU uUun’"’ lrambig."'said MrsnTaihmond. "11 includes youins sny uWaj/ fl{irti,<.Ar oecause oi me "We stay on me ground—and'do tho work/’ j- Lutherarl CliuTcli, Twin Falls, is the cadet conunander of Uie squadron, the cadet wm- drill, on the job training, moral leadership, niiiiUjry uniform and dress requirements, explained Botlmer. . * squadron diaplain. 'Ihe Air Force liaison of- iniinder duties are aliemated iunong’ three biirracks Inspection and other activities."' ”Too many people are afraid of what their, ’ One benefit of cndet CAlP Is tho flig h t op* -^•"fieep-is-MaJ-JTlvr-Conder S undra C\P p A i^b g ra w enr m U itnrv »ntfnrm a. foUow p eers~ Will say In th is day a n d ag e ,” he said . PQrtunltlcs. ” Wc go all over th e U nited S ta tes.” . Uaisch attributed Uie natfunaj recognition Hmmn'ond, IG, children of Mrs. Hammond, and military customs and equipment is provided by largely tdcatlet leadership and "the high rale of Doug lio tim er, Ifi, son of Mr. iind M rs. RiUph the Air Force. However, Civil Air Patrol "is a Jealous.” may also attend programs such as leadership. - passing t'onlrads, most of which is on their l/)ck erb y . corporation, an auxiliary olUie Air Force and Tlie cadefCivil Air‘F atrdns“notftd prlmartl>'— — stewardess or medical orientaticrhTit'vnriburoIr'" own" Contract.s are "certain Uilngs they learn Bolitner Is nol sure Ihe squadron Js the very not controlled by it. Air Force personnel can for assisting the adult CAP with Its search-and- force bases. and lake tests oij, . As they progress they get ■| b est In Uie U. S, ” 1 don’t know, but from what ‘ serve only In an advisory capacity,” Col. Dalsch rescue work, said Baisch. As part of this, the ‘‘B ut i t ’s not all fun an d g a m e s,” said additional rank.s,” he said, Adviincement is I’ve seen of oUier squadrons, it’s one of the said. “We/ollow military drill, but it's on a . cadets ' have’ classroom work on rescut Dotimer. "If a person's really willing to work, ___ Jwacd_jin_iieruspacc_iidui;allun^ Jcadership.1. ..beat.'Ihe. said. _ ... voluntary buais. You dqn,^t g et throvvn into th e ' techniques, survival ^ d related subjects. he'lLg^.a lot.put_of.lt.______. piiysical fitness and tnorjU leadersiiip. llie unit earned llie award because of "good brig If you do something Wrong;” At their weekly meetings at’JosIyn Field, Uiey T he local sqiiadron has'^aiioii 25 m em ters. "'Hiese kids are really shiu-p,” Baisch says, leadersiiip, the senior staff was extraordinary," If their CAP

■ V CAPT. HC1.5N Hammohd. adult co m -- "CAWO/D sfipfs #6i(on dfjring a rodsnf^ • . mander of fhe^’‘l^ifi falls dlvH Air Tv/jn^. falls Civil Air Patrol, Sguadrofi Patrol, signs papors o f‘fho squadrop's' m o o tin g inc/udo.fhoso of/ fop, /rom le ft, M ary Tjarks, Kay. Koto and Sgndy Hgm- IStpmmq h d e oSiie ^ ^P'cadBtSTTreet i ' " ' rfiortd, and - biltom row, Col. John - ■ ' T- • . ; • . ,cqn4'6nfion -/n^ Da)/a$ in Sopfonil^r fo . ' ' . 1 ' Bcriieh> Air Fofcb Rotarvo o/ficer, ltH „ — ...... ______— " ■ rocaivtr a national o w n rd .*^: — r .■ — ' bncnDoug"ffd7ffnon” ‘7 2 ' 7 ' ------ri-- — \ ■ \— ------•.— — Nawi/ twInJZalli. IcUiho, Sunttey^ Scptombor 3 , W 3 FUer-now«7.S»MM. ' , , n«»l(l«nts or WendeU ;»ho ^~Tiove a ntwii Item ihay cai"^ Baun/Conrad u men t U€6 , Posny Qiu, Tlmej-Ntws com-

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ang=jriltilltft=aDptoncifc±aivepn ‘^TOnniftnTlod~lfrTrTccrcmony^^lmBonr"Donfol'TTiDiTniB^rf Aug. lO'; of Uio Twin Fnlls Biirko-Hppklna, ,oll Pocofollo, bolotfl you call a sorvlco push and tum^ dla|j In- tho Oiey properly cioaed? Most TPcsbytij^^Rrtraiiirchr-^— — imtf-AlflTrTnninrTwlh~FQltS7 — ^ticlralpiiln.^— ------! , ■ ------ptopoiLdliiccUon; — _ appliimcc«_wlll_;not-=op«ratc_ Appliance lujrvlco oonlparaoa , Nq. 4 Lighta. Ilnottin, check correctly .unless doors and — -RoV.-Ilob^t.Vnn-Ncat^pcr- . IroUicr.flMlnLbcido.-: ...1 ^- __ fnrm n fl • H>b double ' ring Slinunn Jotyon, Twin Fallfl, — reportrnhnt^oh -automntlc-ihBTiower Murqe. If Uio bulbniTTilchcs are closed Ughtly. ’ .-‘-‘ceremony. , . ; . ^ nnd Trlali RuUin, “Merldlon, -W Mher«Jilonc._Hbput_l(L.pct_burncd_i)Ut_youc_(l!HlorJ ___ It you have made the basic bride-isaiie-dau^toc-D^ -.wer.o.cartdlollttijtora, cent of first- year service calls manual will tell'you Uio typo o f^ cj^ s and rea' ' ~ ~ M r. nnd Mra. Rlclmrd Btfuni M ra.-P n nlcl U onov. Dolao, fouUl^bMVllilkll.- iullLjoedcA,Jor-cBpla«iaiBHlanaini;l::andffira^pllgiii^ — “ twW rflllB7fliraWl«Tde|ffdon» ntint of the brldo, wns soloist. CAUsonmoslappllanceflcouId Np. .5. DubI, lint and dirt dobfln't operotrcVrrcctly U Uio gon o! M r. and M rs. S. H. The'couple wns honored nt n bo avoided by (oUowflng Uicso buHdbp. T h is . rcd u cca then i f l s Umo to cptt (or help, ODnrnd^Pocittollo. . "i rpcoption nflor tho ccrcmony In MR.-AND MRS. ROSS A. CONfiAD two alnglotulcfl: F irs t,ie o rn a ll ■'cfflplency. Washer filte rs (If not M any dea le rs . m a in ta in lorgl^ivln irlnrrlngc- tlic WfCTldir-liinniie.'ef '— ’ ' ' tll«" "._ l^ you cnnjiboutj[oyoppJl«nco^ad(^ii>nnlng)-amI_drycr_llnt..servlcoi^dopartrnontf-or--tlioy -S c---- •— ■— y ‘faw ^almplo-^------I>od-toba.clcanod1 . . -1---- j after by her father, floor- churclir^ , ro co m m erid ■4 t«nv mwH- technician, ^ot only Is (t block al^condjUoncrn ' service technician.' _____ ^ a o ip “ Tho3fcmplfc?alyiod~wmurlure^loUubyer1n^^ — OiveYpor Child gown of silk- organza wns ani^ centered with a -coke es,, straps embarrassing' to have a Q )6^ your owner's ^nual Qy avoiding uhnocossory trimmed wltli re*embroldcred decorated- w itli.lavender.and serviceman toll you the for instruction In 'clungmg. or sfrvlcc calU;'yQu’U save money Advantages .laco In front from Uic high whl^e flowers. Tlio three-tlet* ' m nchlhe Isn’t plugged In o r Uiat cleaning tho filter. Dust and d irt' and' tlrnt la one way you cah hc)p ' . neckline to tlie. hemline.. Tlie \cake rc.ited on a four tier base. a fuse has blown,, it can \ks will also build up on tho colls, beat inflation. Mall queatlona — rdOUblfr -belled -clbow-length -TtnTenke waa topped with three news in bags .cxpcnflivo-loo.-!______backandbenoalh-rcfrigcrators ;to;-HclenWalkcr,-homcscrv1c9 •sleeves- were boUio w ^ - with-MncD wedding bella held by white , How do you learn about ypur and freezera. Tliey should be representative, Idaho Power DANCING ' white satin jlbbonai-- sntln-flbbonih^tlvop-cnndlnlw* - ; n i!! xi ^ ^ ns.sortment .pf look.s^-----oBplinncca?------___^______^_ clca n cd —periodically— w ith—fl-CkLU!k)x fl..Tw lnJEallfl',-Jdalia ; HervoUoUlluslonfcUsllglilly wluJ wtiltolii^rs completed Uio "«»» I"-l^gs this fall can be. There ore broad contoured . When you make .^your brush or vacuunt clo^anor &3301 . ■ below her shoulders nnd wns arrnnBemcnt.' found In three areas: shapes, simps,- chains, chnln-nnd- purchase, ask Uio anlosmnn (or “Attached to a Jxmnci of mat- Guests were serv'elat q u a r t e t ' ao« lonUicrs. , leather sU-nps, heavily a itched he ow ner's m anual and Rhythm f.Grqce • chln^ re'^mbroldered lace and tables covered wiUriacr over ’ Handbag shapes come on soft, atraps, nnd simple seif-icnthcr InstaUnUon guide before: the Polie - fxerclM ubn{rfrom"%iltlB'doIlvcrci!rTherralfdown"^ _pcarIs.^Shacttrriodabouquotof—lovender-Tind~centercd—with- . , . . . - . Harmony Workshop Co-ordinqllon „ -b.vender-pom-pons-and^hlte-nrran.j.m rnt.'— of— whiter-‘^ytlm'i. moce,^compncl_nnd^ahoulder-to-arm_Draiand^pnd._rMd„both^anulli^ ------Racraalion — ...... — ,flrmorforlnto- Skousoa^dded that soitnc of .-honor. Bridesmaids were•e Robin- glfta. irifta bags, geta some new l0Pk.«i - as removed. - quoatlons. Don’t be sntli with the-answera until you tercat.suchasthercatauront.or the'workshop members 'will 'Baun; Twin Falls, aister of the Korl Nafzlgcr, ,Twln Falls, well as 0 run for the money.. Accompanying the lonf>- imilnratnnd vniir anbllanco Uie gift Bhop.uiifough its natural enter-a special Instruction --brWer "Nantj *DeMdeij ?nr5 Btjflns Btrnppad.bgflJntA^falU J u m L c o m p le te ly . K eep - - tho u I f SHlia Ih .faiiiirfa, He iiiwii flifflc tm y m m 'iibn.. l-dll (.lalu«,B «gin Pocatello; Ceclllfl Smith, Twin punch. Cflkc wns served by IJsa Given substance to tlii.s non-shoulder,atrop handbags to Instruction booics nearby for accepts and learns from it, and ■niere they wilTliC■ ' C trained as Folia, ond Karen Conrad, Los Nafziger nnd Su.san Wall, both scoaon’s fresh ideas from accessorize handaomoly with ■ Septembgr 18 quick reference. applies It to the next course'df staff members fo r ■ Angeles, Calif., sister of the Twin Falls. handbag desfgners Is 0 capitnl new loyered looks, easy dresses • brldogropm. collection of Amerlcon leothor.s. and soft wtappy coata. These If you have lost your owner’s Interest. workshop. ------' "niese include suede, smooth. Include casual leather tot^—rcpt]l^m bosscd— Icnthenr— Howe^rr-a's—wlUv-any—othar- ______I n — ------_ American’: tag. - Here, too, leather combinatiQi.u . n ^ lne, appliances may need AAcigic V o lle y Favo rites • TAP • BAllET This fall’s operative af- often come Into play, with suedt Bccastlonal adjusl^onl. But, • ACROBATICS . • MODERN JA7Z ' cessory for the active woman i.s ond smooth leather a popular before calling the serviceman, ■ WBEK's RECiPB WINNER a good-sized'softIy«> lcuthei:c(l bnmjjU, and sued^wd check these Items. Tjiey are tho MRS. P. FISHER shoulder-strap bag, Envelope. pjiterS^ather another. Tiu'«‘- most common sources of 246 4lh Avo.E., Twin Falls pouch or tote, It will be smartjy clutches, envelopes, box-ba^’^ unnecessary service calls: Phone 733-1446 A b ig a il Van Buren casual outside and roomy and swaggers olso ufrtizr No. I. Electric cord.' Is It within, notes licnthcrindtistrie.s refined hordware arid sinar! plugged In? This con happen. TURKEY GOBBLE UP one rounded, tablespoon cheese Donna Maiiidin " NbV l “Power'Source.-‘ H an r- —+on each tomato. -Topenchwith _ DEAR ADDY: My problem is, m y/other. .He’s q t»- of America. SllhouDtta.r vjiry, h;indles' or short'’strijps'7i> 6 eariched English muffins two pieces bacon. SCHOOL year-old wldQwer, and very'Intelligent and seU-aufflclonl. with some deep, sonw decoratipn. B u tte r— • Place on baking Sheet and .-.Hft!E,beon-a-WondcriuL!athcr--.. - , -...... iiorizontui, aome^cQunded.oU------, , -7 OF I aVn happily married and'.havjs.fliifl. dorflng two-year- Hiere are scoop or crescclil. . "'i ‘ V“ I!,7 '“T I',!' En,gagemient fi slices bacon—.- broil six Inces from heat until . old son who is nVy father’s only grai^chlld. sllapes, ond pouchy (eedb„« ... '’“"‘^'=‘'8 f “>e l large avocado bacon is prlsp and cheese hobo .tyles, I.eaU,ers-in .. ,, , V* rap mayonnaise ____b u b b ly . _jl1)out* four to six DANCE ...... Abby,’ I lovo and respect my father, tnit ho has got to Studio loc0t«d -^bou^o4rr^inlsh^InIk^nlp all «t^ap "t all- t s larKe and no rC V e O 6 0 y i cup dairy sour cream minutes. Garnish with ripe be-the world’s worst grandfatlter. He-tells me he-has-t»vw - 36} 3rd Av«. N. 1 tablespoon lemon Juice olives, pepperoni and poraley. oared much for small children. I want so much for my son Uicse modds. Suede will be ^ T w in Folli -to-know-hls-flrandfather and tas well i..s faahloru-olors. watch for cnmt»l. —lUuinaBB; _____.--j^g.om iaiuig!&-dccorl^cQm ei.-..crey-iUid-grcca.___ r ____i.. -was_.employfid/_hy„:Hfirretl^atrlpa.irvifiipurths.{\nd_friLUiitiL-. ^ 25% O F F S A t f Stocks, Inc., for several years, limp, but not browned. Peel, She la presently employed'by seed and mash avocado, OF FAMOUS Gramps won't :j:: " ' the Department of Motor combine with moyonnaise, sour VehiclDa, Sacr.omento,. Caljf. creom, lemon_Julce and hot GORHAM STERLING pla y the-gtnrre- s t c v e n s ^ a s g ra d u ate d li’oni p<^ji>er Mmce 7 '.gWeadTiVQCTtto Hifthiandfl High School in 1?M. mixture_generpusly on each . . CHOOSE FROM He is employed by the muffin half. Arrange one slice 22 GORHAM ORIGINALS eij Sacramento Army Depot, eoch of turkey and tomoto on — No ^tedding dote has been set. lop of eoch muffin half. Spread My husband's father is dead, so my father is the only Save 25'/' on o.ich piece of Gorham Slerling — —grandfathpr my son-will-ever know, apd It hurts me to see whether you buy .i ^ingle le.ibpoon, hU lock ol interest. ■ . .1 serving piece, or a ton't my fothcr’B attitude immature? YOUNG MOTHER calendar C(jnnplete service. DEAR YOUNG:' InTlexIble. yci, but the lack o( maturi­ Pumpkin thief Novit' is the tim e to add to or start yo u r ty Is on your p&rt for aikiag your father to pat oir an act. coileclioji of famous Gorham Sterling. .Yoo’re right. ChtldrcD know when someone Ilkei them. [They alio know when' someone doetn't.] Perhips when year son li » lUUe older yoar father will eitabllBh r genn- LONG EASTON, England (UP!) - Someone even a ------T K n r ' tnely good rupfwrt wlUi-kimT-la-tfc»-H»e«»Umei accepi *ihe I fact that your father dociB’t knew, how 4 a>*'plRy'* with — i year>old bricklayer had nursed the U-pound ' children, and doesn’t want to fake It. Aod doo'4 haule him pumpkin for five months to enter it In the local SEPTEMniCIl S-U about U. or your will'tee even leu Uruutpa. horticulturol club’s competition. FILER—Twin Falls County Fair, Rodeo and Roanf who won last year's contest, said, “I Western Register of Merit Hereford Show, I, .DEAR-ADBV:^A,_whllo back.a-tfiiy_l was dating took- cnn’t hejifve another pumpkin grower would me to the. races. He gave me $3, so I chose a horse and bet SE PT . 4 stodp BO low. But ( found a large footprint lo it him on the nose. My horse came In and I won $70. ’The IDAHO — Labor Day d»«*»n'; !auk as If ch ild ren w ere to b lam e.” guy insisted that I give him the whole |70. I said I would TWIN FALI^ - City Council Roan said he would enter his reieVye pumpkin give him half of It. BUHL—Chamber of commerce in the competlUon but 11 ip a lot sm aller and he did 1 know It was his money, but I’m the one who placed GOODING - City CoOncil not think he had much chance of winning. ■ the winning bet,^He said If I didn’t glve'hinn the |70 be KETCHUM-aty Council wouldn’t take me home. ifTi^ meant It, too. I ended up taking S E PT . 5 -thirbuortthW lirM yTW M sk^irwarrrrghfT^"— ------BtmLEY^^City Council mocLs. NO g a m b l e r in N. V. RUPERT—City Council meets. PEAIl NO: Yes. Ypu're obviously better at picking TWIN FALl-S—IJbrarv bpord meetjj. AI.BION — City Councirmeetfl. herseiT.thsn peoplr. Slick with whole horses. . . ■ BUHL-City Council meets. FILER—a ty Cqpncli meets. DEAR AQDY; Have you or any of your readers over ,, JEROME—City Council meets, h eard of a floral offering being returnod to the aender by •‘■SHOSHONE—City Council meets. the fatnlly of the deceiaed? Ours was returned to us a few doys after .the funeral RUPERT-Mlnlco school opens- -M th-the hx^snatlnn that. thfty_woTfl kegptTTTT^y 'S E P T . fl ______-41awars^IOur&jireMuullficial^uLUioy.w&nU)eautUuIJ- "JEROMt,'—iKhAmber of commerce meets. NAMELESS AND HURT’ OAKtJiiY—u ty council meeJT PAUL-Qty-Council meots. DEAR NAMELKW; This li a ’‘first," n V d lf n c u I t to S E PT . 7 believe that anyone eoald-ba-ao-lgnoi'ahl and unfeeling at flOODING—flospHil iward meel /to retora aacf kbul of floral offering for any reaion. •GLENNS FERRY-City Couiicll“m6eta.. T' RUPERT—Chamber of commcrco-mi *D£:AR ABBY: Please pass this on to the women Avho S E P T . 8 ' ir« obvlouily pregnant when their lailt child is.aUll In BURLEY—Cassia Memorial Hospital addition diapai;a..«They » r f frequently asked my s lir p r l^ friends. ■ •dedication 5i45 p.rti. toura begin at 0:30 p;m " P l i a n t agal '7" SEPT. B ' ■ . Ihad five eujUron, very close together, and neodleas to I BURLEY-Tours of new hospital addlton, M U y 1 didn't plan it that w^y, but my friends thoughtlessly p.m . ■ •aked me, "PH«naBt jigairt?" | DECLX)—Alunm i Association hom ecom ing rd reply, tmlUdgly, '‘No. Pm Just carrying this for a ^ ' S E P T . 11 ' ' ' . frk^.” . JEANNE IN LEVITTOWN, PA, -lW IN^FALI,S--Garaon-BarncB—circus, PreU aiur T nul Abby^ For a penenarreply, write tt •. spdnsorod by LDS First andTlilrd.W afds, South ^ A^BV, BOX w m , L. A., CAUF. tMM aad eaeloae .V flrV . M i I M v e la ^ ., \ / r \ \ A f C Suhday, Soplsrttar 3; IMJ Tlmn-Nowi/Twln F«1li;-|d«ho

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=^EE=REW mHUW)4^ ------, Center has a new pet alligator. ■ - .. iiThr4H:f(HitiFluh>^iipieverttWRltligoIn ' ji pond In front of the i{iaceport'i headqiulrteri buIWIn^.llcorihchaibeenoamedKaieyiafttr . ; " a Mven foot gotortHoCaiiappearcd from the __3wirtwwnTS5Blh,jM ,«|Hll«tlMl-|»-CTllim _;notdo:it..Glv'cn-aufficIcnWlnio.^- - - jflfitl cnouRh promotions', he will - , •: jiirrlve; evciitunlly-Qt 'thot job . innd there he. will remain, Ihnbitunlly bunfjllni' the Job, ------JfrusfrnUnR- hia^coworkers 'and IcVodi'nR Ih e . efficiency of the Garm^t cmuw . ; Now the cducntfir-nuthor has M R , AND MBS. MIKE K, MORRISON icarrled Ills theories another Arlyh, Molor, brother of tlie HOMEMAKERS _____ Isfivernl steps to show- us how bride, was .usher and groom-', c a r e f\p ^ ^ Jwe can work our ways out of aman. Randy Kruse was also an Sreughf Jo Vtu By I JjivesL needlessly com plicated, LaRae Gilster, usher. C.l, "BUb” WADSWOBTH -— i-^bogged downrin red- tape anrl • Myron Meier,'brother of the g i v e n ------Jww-not-to-abttlo-for-loiu^than- ___ hciderand-Voyne-Rcfnko, cousin- H ow nrou ca n u $ r “ _ • - Ottf-full pOtflOtlHl. of tho . brldo,- were candle- -BURbBV--^Spccial-care of- _C0108S-TO.ADD- A sequel tOj-tlmt ' gnrments manuractured under ~DE€ORATIN(^ • his- new one, “ Tlie P eter ’ Thc'couple was honored at a- tlie new_f|an\p)ablllty atandnrd.s BEAUTY FALIJ - La Kae Fori-the reception after the receptibn after the ceremony, were ■ announcbd Monday by HiiDKs Go- Right (Willinnt Gilster and Miko Kendal ceremony, the church hall was The bride’s toblo \vfls covortsd Mrs. Joan Parr, Cassia County , Did you avir raatlia oil ihi' Morrow 4 Co.), provides Morrison were. mflrr|et| in a decorated with baskets of. with a white lace cloth oyer w ayi colon can b * u itd to extension agent. im p rovf' lha dtcortiling of o KuldelirjeS for movinK forward cadlellRht. double ring yellow and blue gladioli. ’' '1)luc.C Tlie four-lTer wed3ing Take spocla'l care of these horn*? -40H^wUft^^inn^^thht-^fitnu^ ..ronln -fi*^n better life than The ccrem o n y w as perfarm c d minfature bride and service, crystal punch bowrand tclirnbing' upward to total, life By ARLAN CALL for inilonci, moy odd by Father T. J. Lafey. — bridegroom. The cake, baked , silver candelabra, an an- Ilc^rme^fashion? clotjUng specialist.’University Twin Falls Public Library tunjhin# lo on olhtrwiia drob ■.incompetence.*' The bride is the-daughter of andtb|^uiY»j|owi and ; His publishers suy that Dr. Mr. and ^ s . John J. G{later, was .frosted in white, and green mints and nuts'comploted TWIN F A U ^ - M illions of vuhiUt or o lh tf brighlticolon presentation of controversial JPeter's “modest anibition i.s to Twin Falla, imd the bridegroom decorated ^ h blue and yellow the arran^^ement of tho t^ide/j dollars are spent annually for on Jho b td ip r« o d (, a ta p ti, ’sets issues done in an objective woliv ond lompi. — ; __ IsaN/c m ankind." is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alma rosea. lUvas flanked with' blue. table. ~~ .'. household _ encyclopsdln ------^flcHt— on garments with fire , would'that he had'dcvotcd—Mot^ison, BuTir and , .yellow atreamers arid heart Mrs'TOrv^'TOlnVC, aunt** of ~ V6fy-6fR7Rhfey- ~ ■ •Ualhr-flnlflIj*waw-aBa!hsl- •niore~spflce~to“CffectSTrf-the— G tvcn-in-m arriage-l^her—c'akes-with~thc-names-of-the-Uie-bri'de'—aemd-cakc^.~-Mrs;— ------mu». . ncinn onnn nnH ■no foom mof la U ptoc* timply Oy f*placing your.vthli* lantp .wpirien'sjiberation revolution father, the bride wore a couple on top. “ Vernita-Meloji, aunt oL the chera. It seems we assume Uiat ^ ~ Ihodii wilh a dorihg acctnl _ .Jo n -0»r future •spcietj'.j But- at tradlUonal gown of alencoii lace Guests were.seated at tablos bi*ldd, .served punch and Mrs. anything as presUelous ns. an ..reasonably curtent? Good-sets JJ* ^ -color.------lany rate, he puts •‘the blame on featuring camelofaloeves and a covered with white lace clotlw^Joo ReyeV served coffee. Steve oncyclopodia must suroly bo.o - «-re. revised Jo reflect T'^cenl ^ ^ ----- ^,•MmI^r‘>^lr^^^^h^r^.ntHher-^ctoriam M klintHor-m a^t^llo-^lnd-«.ntc^cd-^vl(h-^JPond}^nd-Kendo^-M »lc^r^uslnI^>f--^»ful^^l‘^illon-li>-^)le-homI^-«ll»n|iC9--m-lhe inform«lton-“ “ “ ttl?“ ‘.‘!'-™o™»»Tpcarl iridescents, in ch a rg e of the’guest book. After Q w edding.trip to Islan dwas cofTSlder Uie following -polntK convenionUor-vouruseZ Ducfaier.adds. A imoli choir in brighl r«d Ijcfore you financially commit , Writing style ^ •Are.the ar-. ' valvtl, lor •lom pI*. moy moka ^Feminine Mistake," Dr. Peter She carried a bouquet of DarlaJiori;[sonvBuhl, sister of Pork and Yellowstone National a'a'« ot dilli;«nc« itt iNf.tighr yoursplf. ticlos dearly writta and In- , ^Bfiesl, says that ‘‘man has escalated yellow roses and blue baby'.s the bridegroom and Tfcrrie. Park, the couple will reside In ‘ rinsing the.faoric In a dilute* ipol in your b*droorp or living himsolf .. to. his level-, of ..breath with bide stream ers.-- -Koch, .Buhl,—niece, of..ihe Twin Falls. ’The.bride is om- Do youjiolly'.'ngcd ANY . ‘"'■'-■“‘ia ji ------„cld solution iauch aa. vlntonr rooT). inconipetence and established .Kaylyn Van Ostrpn, Filer, lirldegroom,.cared for glfta. ployed by Marie's Beauty Salon encyclopedia’ The principal Blbhographiea - Dj major ^ucti as. vinegar artlinrHrTi'sTTnvi' liqfnrposc'oran encycl6pHm' the (vioUl. i«d. ptono«, y«liow^ the bridcRroom. and plnygiLhy-nnwiwft-flrtn-^iinitnni .smmn'Urlzc and organize' furtheq study in 0 cool room'; ond coot colort hierarchies Uiat may bring the o l honor. Bridesmaids were • ^ fire rotardant.'iflnl8h. proKreas of clvllU'^itifVi to a h alt Vicki L u h r, C arla Anderson and Morrison, Pocatello,- ststfiT^- FarminK, Kimlwrly.' ejdstingeinsUn knowledfl^n all areas Are thiso. recent? (y illo w -o rttn , Ofoan.' gr*«n> Garment lal>cls rpay also blu« ond b1)j«) if\ o worm r«»om. o f ^ u i Illustrations and maps — Are or even destroy the human—Pat Elledge, all Twin Fails., law of the bridegroom, served warn against sending to„tho ■race..." Kayleen Karte, JJuhl, niece of prasenUactual InrormaUon, If U.ese black and white, or color? commercial iflaW IesV hiins l«i u> .aidll ^pu in liqduyj cake. Punch was sen'ed by th# righ».t«Uf(toi>i lor yevr the bridogroomr~WH.l“ flowcr—eorrhaKoc'hrBahlrsistcr of the C 0 n fu S 6 w iPeacir.M rScL.e'::!^ hom« W#'»f h«r« Id htip you. m aterial’on unfamiliar sub­ girl. Tlnjmy Van Ostran, Filer, bridegroom. Tamara Burton, , ___ _ , For further tips on how to nephew of the bride, was Elmira, Ore., sister of the jects, o r re ad y re feren ce to. money, worth specific data — chances are you deslw of the set attractive? " "T' ringbearer. • bridogroom,-served coffotT'- - - a J I ,^ A ^ ^ ^ rdtardant fabrics, ask the New Direction! Bob Havlland, Buhl, , served Mrs. GalJ Osier, Twin Falls, do have a need for an~~Si* as best man. Groomsmentwere was a special guest. NEW YORK (UP!)—Some of cyclopedia. . Itemem'ber, Zeb Bell-and John Glister, both Pre-nuptial showers for tlie Uie.nation’s leading business- however, that an unused set, no ■anrlleBWo? Is U,e pace layout Agrlcult'ure leaflSt No.454 tlUed Twin Falls, and. Kermit bride were hosted by Mrs. .men have made a new jpiotter how great a deal you PrintBil Pattern “ , „ ■ , Household Fabrics Shoihon* S». E. Kaylyn Van Ostran and Pat assessment of tliat old “root of may get prlce-wlse, is a bad Morrison, Pocatello. Ushers c- T “ Flame Resistant." were Terry Van Ostran, Filer; Elledge. all evil"—money. Now that bargain If not-used. reasonable? Single volume sets - , ‘ . 733-2800 «• l.^irrY Schuttffi C iirry; J n r Knch. - tliey dwr*!-— Don't- t bu r |ircs!iun.'a llltl) -hHf------and Jim Korte,-both Buhl. Q ranch in Nevada. always flaunt It. buyinfc_ an encyclopedia., larae, multi-volume Bets ranee _ J a - tho---word»-^(--amrlcs--ftSraatiQnal Jactlcs..em ployad- • Consider a}l o f th e se Rovson, chief of U,e Internation, salesmen arc ' HARVEST al cosmetlcs-emnb-e Revlon aggressive. Take suggestions; then, relate them Promises recited "A ll too ofterT7 e^3 j^ tn if^ "‘^ ‘‘™ '^”“'‘»-^P“‘"‘-«‘-^-‘* ^ m oiiey w ith w orth A getting some critical “appraisal PPro'sal coasUlerationrconKlderation; WfiiTtWhat do you ^--SPECIAL- tha aet you-urii~uonBld6fltrg:— nccdTurcncyclopBdlirrornnRr V T I i 7 should t)e measured by whatTie how does this set meet that O O O U R H Q M E r need? ...... - m The Garden ■ “ =;"tgrrrnr'^“ Olviryour home a cloon jforf lor Foll— -- I^xtensive information "Unless we ^et our manners What to look for when “ Corp e fj ft-FurnitiirV * Fireplac* Brick ' TWIN FAU^ - Anna Dee and Unda Francis and Mrs. and morak straightened out in eyaluaUng an encyclopedia: ; regarding, encyclopedias is available a t Uio Twin F alls We can deodorize and Fihrkeite funiHHrB NHbMt claaiinil Stevens and John S. Jensen Paul Johnson, both Boise. , this country, nobody is going to -htent of Uie set - to whom is (We can even reMova tiieki frM ftiiiiHiir* wHlMiit ckuliii) w ere m a rrie d In rites Aug. 10, at Craig TomomuUu, U)s >ble to afford to • haver tho sot geared? Is the primiiry Public Uhcary. This in- ’“The Garden" on Payette Angeles, Calif., was'best man. f^ioney," says ^William.. Fine, stress on current matters, o; on formation compares many sets; HOLIDAY NOTICIt Lakes. Ushers were Randy-Skeem and President of the Bonwit Teller lilstorical knowledge?.. points out specific strengths and Wo ore taking raiervatlont h? >p«cidl doyt to clean Father William Wassmuth, David Jenson, both Twin Folia,' '■''‘I'' f"''® ..»•»“ Authority who -are the weaknesses of each, suggests your home» prior fo ChWitmoi ond.the'Hoi/dpy< . performed the ceremony. and Boyd Ulngham, Salt Lake require too much expense to be contributors, editor, and reasonable 'price - ranges, • and Tlie brldo is Uie daughter of City. “We to insure and secure one's publisher of the set? Are they recommends situations wherein Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence T. TTie couple was honored at a wealth." , - qualified to speak for the fields each set would prove most EDDIE’S STEAM CARPET GLEANERS. ,.StnvnnB»~ M nGaUr^nd»„. the. ■rnpfiptinn tho rnrnmnn^n_ JhevjePFCsent? useful. — ' -733.«0S« ------. bridegroom is the son of Mr. IhtL.'natural. setting of "The todav’rbuaine^^^ Accuracy - are tlie facts and Mrs. Donald Jensen, Twin Garden." ^e reception table T sod 1 I ■ "I FoUs- was decorated with white roses resDonsibllitv alono wiUi tlmir The brldP'Wore a floor-lehgth and blue crysanthemums. The mori^v-maklL sklUs Silver-gold LEARN TO OANCE gown of satin with long sleeves cake was decorated with blue ^ of lace and .a high Tuffled- rosea. As wealthy Andrew Stein, Golfl'mehtHtc-fnhricjrhnVea- neckline. Lace roses were Helen Boyd and Dot Spark- New York state assemblyman,ul\»rays sold well during the Timo To ffedlh'Ftill— appllqued to tlio lower paiTor man, both McCall, were puts It, “Money canholidays. be But dosigners have Oie skirt and the empire bodice reception assistants. , important, but by Itself doesn’t perfected •, . , these- fabrics — DANCE LESSONS was trimmed with light blue ' After a wedding "trip to mean anything. You hove to 'K ‘ withWilla Dean Nielten ribbon, . ■ Jackson Uke.Wyo., the coupU have oUier things--lnterest, “ , _Her train fell from a ribbon In w|!l reside in Twin Falls, where dedication, you have to be a goldcrJ t h r e Classes Start Week of Sept. 11 back. She wore a large picture the bridegroom Is omployed at well-rounded person. through hat-accented-wltli-blue-satln—Jcffiaon— -Jowelewr^^— Tho SPECIAUZIN&WI: wses on |he ci^wn. and an br)degroom attended Boise Uluslon veil which reachcd State College and has earned a Creative Dance master of .business . ad­ btarlino wllh prt-uh oo l and conlinuinQ Ihrou'gh high tchdol. Big days, little evenings |floor-length In back. Giv«t thi child on- dpnortunily lo cr«a1« qn hit own. whil* Itarnlno-Hlanct demand this "crisp kind of Kay Anderson, McCall, was ministration degree from the l«chniquti,.dBv«lopino rhythn). p o ii*. oroc* and CQiidlnolion. Il ii a pfov«n lot! dfcflslng - flattering lincB with maid of Honor. Bridesmaids University of Utah. ’ CONGRATULAimNSTb ihol chlldrtn who tak« cr»aliv« ddncinQ do balltr in tchooi; art ahl« to do frcnt'pleat indentation. Wear were Judi Jensen, Twin Falls, ihingt on lhair owK. d«v«lop Ih tir ImaointHion and lhair thinking prcK tiU t. ------^wHh--withcut4ubcltr-...... ; . Printed pattern 0034:. Now TOEilRENESTEEM^SFor oil age gfoupi lo help dAve1pplr.(iylhnf poite, gracs of move< J ___ 8ao..iza4a6aB^. ment/Coordinalion. A fovorite.for yoOng people. S iie 12 (bust 34) ta k e s 2% y ard s 45-lnch fabric. on y'8u r-g ra nd open i ng of G nion •"ModerirDance f6t‘ c a ti r ^ ^ tiiifjitntt anti ndulti to learn.propef donee pattern — add 26 cents for each , t«chi\lquet and to hpve freedom of movement.and expreiiion. _ — WttcmiQLAiLMolLiiniSpcciaL=., Handling. Send-'to Marian -B allroom - Martin,^ Tlmoi-Nftws -398 ':-‘.rrhlLvear,w« dr« off«rlnd o d totln, International. Stylet,' ■ m o m D ept., 232 W.cst 15th a . , . ' ivith ifnrhnrn Stifwart . DItcolhequ'e ond .mar>y of the new mod (Jar\c«lv Special Sot. A,M. ' Now Y ork, N. V, lOOU. P rin t ■ ycM a Nnwkir/t clotttfi lor Teent, evenings for ihe older onei. too, If’yOiJ wont,‘to name, address with tip, size and Lticinf/n Trammvt firown . bruih up. We are eilpertt in all formi of toclardancirigii' >o Inquire BtylB i nuubcr . ■------. ; . Owen's Electric. a i about our ratei-lor couplet. , 100 to p Fall-W inter. P a lte rtis in aU-new FashionB to Sow , catalog 1 R u b fal>ulou8 bonua — Owens Elec; - la iN m rirW '^ U e r o ; ?5 oentsT” M^LLA^EAN^ELSEN^ ' F o r a/ipoinrmflnt in Foll^ Instant .Sowing book bo^ School Of Dqhce . -today, wear t^orrow . $1. -JiufiMfitfy thru Saturday .or Leonard Owens NEWiOCATIONI Sdva-6n Shspping CanUr ■ ■ ■■ Inatant^Aaaltlw^ok >' ■ NEW STUDIOI, • Hl.>r at H llm itr. Cdll »Tiiw .>73i3-6^43 ■ Hundfcda-oifaahlon facta. II. ~ m m ' V..; AlBERTSON-^^^/ recjtes promise SUNDAY ONLY SHOSHONE - Susan Diane Marian O k itk u n . ■ Johnson,.daughter- .ot_M£._iin!l . .Alaska,:. -Mrr- Mhnynn M cN ee, 73WJ787. ' becamc the bUde of Rlciiard Harland nnd Edward CoxI a n d MR: MRS. PAUL H. FOSTER . I:j)dics pinochle will begin o t Q Paul E v ey , sort of M rs: JVutli Pocatello. Wm'ard Sperry and Tj;Tn. S ept, 11 n t S unny View Evey, Modesto, Calif., Aug. 10, Craig Ixjwer, Pocatelh), were Courts. Couples pinochle will The ceremony was performed the ushers. ^i:ln_5cpt.. .a. Coniflct Mr». in n cdhdlclight NuiAptlal Masa A reception was held at the miss, Foster |t Ward for time and pi nee. al the Shoshone^Chrlst Church Anuirican l.cRion Holl it»* [lobbies will meci Sept. 21 nt Episcopal, with the' ' Hcv. ■mediately oTter'the ceremony. ‘ ' home of Susan Carter, S2R Michael J. Fitzgibbons officlat- " Tlie bride's table was covered ila_yjfltiL__Diosc-attchding- •InHT------“ r~ w iU i n et over aq u a and yellow wed at temple areV»aked to bring objects they Rites were recited Iwfore a floral undercovers and.a full net •have miide (fnd Ideas U)C group setting of Inrge baskets of whitr ' skirt trimmed with yellow miRlit.use...... ^ gladioli ond ycllo^ pomporv snapdrayons. - - - , ■ DUni.Ey - WecldinR vows S picer. > The first coupleS;- activity of. chrysanthemums. Topping the Uiree-tier cake were exchunijed by Vivian 'Hie bride's table was cen­ the year has the "Fabulous 5Qs" John Johnson, b ro th er of llu: were thred satin wedding.bells. IjiVsen, &ilt l^ke City jiocrt G a sk illjin d —MrnintflvfrT-rfjimnr G. liirsei' ~ daisies aroiind the base. will be furnished. Dress for the Uic woddlni! processioniil imd Mrs, Steven llarlnnicuTm S Burley, and the bridegroom is 1‘iankinK the^cake were can­ evening; will be styles of the recessional. , ■ scrv^ the cake. the son of Mr. and Mrs. William delabra arranj5ements of yellow 1950s. Those attendlnjj should Given in murriafie by. her coffee and punch were • »il.-KoiiU3r, PocuUiUo. — . roHOH an d whit»> carn atio n s. bring n t»x lunch-fbrtwo which- father,-the bride-worc ii Rovvn of^- servsU'by'Ml'STmnrlljm CnslnllT - A reception was held Uiul ('iiiest.s w ere sea te d a t q u artet will be auctioned. white shantuntj crepe witli i,>eeman and Smith, evening at Die Hurley tables centered with small Tickcts are available , by empire waistline ond long Special Ruests at the weddini; Seventh Ward I.DS- Culturiil wicker baskets fiilod with callini' Iwois H anson, 733-4)309, or cath ed ral t r a in . w e re and M rs. I. H. Nelson, Hall. yelluw and white daisies. Shirley Guthrie, 733-A995. H e r veil was of .b r id a l tulle pocatello. maternal B r a n d - Tlie couple received nuests in (lU ests were rej»ittered by attached to a Juliet cap of ,|,e bride, and h e r ' front of an Aiuitriaa-paff back- Kiithleen Whitehead and . Sue shantuns cro|i»» trlmnjod. Jn paternat'grandparontB, Mr, . drop accented with yellow and Ann SwallKT^’. W o r k p la n white lace daWles Shf carried.,-! clarence Rlchm-dson, flanked by piUar arranj-ement.s Keception assistants- were bouquet of st]|lt white car American Falls. ______! of yellow ^ludiole, white daisies M rs. B ernard— ZU laor, Mr's. nations anti yellow roaea. - .'Jter a ivoddlng trip, 'tho FIRST OF THE WEEK SPECIALS and baby's breath. Keith Ijirsen and Mrs. Wendall funds sloted Sheryl Relnke, Clgver, ycunn couplff will reside nt 527 Harper who cut and served the The bride was attired in SRATTI.E (UPI) - The U.S. the maid of honor and Ureli. Zener;St., Pocatcllo. woddini; cnkc nnd DQurcwoman jury tapped their ilies who received or apply for Aniy llatten, Joan Anderson Tlie* itu bi*iduui *iiu w woo as g rad (luuuii^u u ated . 1 , ■ ... ■ feet as they watched the performance, complete and Kathy Broadliead. Mindy from Burley Uith. School „„a ; ™l o .families with dependent uith spotlights and-rock music, and promptly children, and the' program in­ Bodrero was flower girl. Utilh State University. The returned a verdict of not guilty. Brent Foster. Pocatello, bridegroom was graduated volves n'Joint effort by the De­ partments of Labor, Health, brother of the bridegroom, from Pocatello High School and BACON r ' ,u».69‘ Kducation and Welfare to help served as*best num. Idaho State University and GROUND BEEF ..69' Ushers were Norm Ijirsen, presently is employed at Boise welfare families become self- supporting. LEGS OR THIGHS ir 69' Teague Harper and Walt Discade Inc., Nampa. FRVER BREASTS r 79' LEGAL NOTICE LEGOlAMBr- ■ 98' NOTICE OF SAdE •'Invisible 'iiope' messag.e Notice r» hereby Qlven (hat Harry Prouflh, Route No, 1, Twin Falls, .DAViS CAMPHBt . . " 5 5 ' 1 - ^ laam j w in sell.to the highMt bidder SLICED PICNICS By GAY I’AULICY p • SepI 1, j, , 4, L 5, 1V73 . hope is wha^ ifs all about TURNOVERS wliere a spci'ihl group of student nur.ses has ix-cn work­ Gi»« ri>«n ing thiK sum m er, !)«.( >•( li«aliiin>clint! luul tinunciiil manuucnient — lhor(l’»-lifo,-tluJroVlu)pu,-liald_ ,_-5oiui:^i.,S\ii»Ljj:iruiicd;iiucitiucnijidnJciiiLleJnd*pyi*i!il££j “ DorTrfooI'slupicl-iJ-you'ro duniiraiyout“cImrfro7)(ffl, '^atlH !rl^o" Hopkins, 2l, a ' i-\wHcnt inc(imr p«’lcjili[it. the >nti'ifnclion .of .Mipplyinp n nL'ccss.iiy, ptc%iii5u>iis scivicc,' Wriic loilay fp.r complclc T h o /fo not your^bng- But you can Jinifn f»oin,urf,% Boonton, N.J, . liirl who will FABRIXir W ili»fi^»,ilu>n ••• ----- ' I Wo'll show you how uxcuHotico of clnrily, cut nnd gfflduatc next June from the b onbons i Mr C, K, Gnvk. ilicc, Viec Presidtfnl, • - ' , ' { color docldoB tho vatuo of n diamond. How n fino ------Warner-—ColicBC— School., of n e r a i ; n C siN E ss s h r v ic e s , i n c . dipinond with brillionfo, An

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^tOCHTlDWITH^ PEN lABOR PAV^W^- BUTTREY rOODS... BLUE UKES= m PPM GW Er The Loser-on-Loser Play Open 9 to 10 M on.-Stt oxconi lojiow to the tirst 10-7SUHOM NOUTII henrt. Ho didn’t hnvo to ruff A A 1 0 7 4 tltfi second one, and if.i'io PRICES EFFECTIVE; . VQ4 . - hid, Just discorded q low ♦ A 1054 3 .diamond everything, would * 7 2 , hoyd been tasy from then' WEST EAST on. ^ ■ A Vpick AJCDS ■ V1D8 7632 Wes! Would stlli be on 3 - 4 - 5 . r J 0 7 2 • 4KQ load. Ills best'continuation 0. 0 IQfl flfiL- wniilfLhP fjhiff fn Q trumi 8 0 U T I! (O ) S outh would Jwin tlkll! Ill Litl -----* KQ-Jftfifl3 2-....- - er-hand-nnflrRo-nftor' din- ■" in^imyrc vumi^ wmiiu' set up dummy's las'f dia­ mond for a club discard, and V East-Wosl vulhcrublo wouldn't care where the ace ^ it North Edr( Soiitli of clubs was, 4* Poss PiiKs This tyi^e play Is known by two names. The loser-on- ■Opening lend—V K' . loserVand the' avoidance Thermos # 7708 play. His diamond was a D^Qsitjuld & Jnines Jneoby sure loser and t)ie discard Metal Clad .—was-tlic-play.of a dlamond- — eBt-opcncU-tUo' ktna' o( lo.-ier 'o n a h e a rt lo ser. h*«rts and continued with tilt Qce. South ruffed; led a tlie avoidance part' of the trtmip to dummy's ace and play was that South avoided played dummy's three of the pos.^lbllity of. East gain- diam onds; - EaBt^ , took • the inu-the.-load to play Q-club.^| trick and led a club: South's (NtW.SPAPIR !NTfRPB|5r ASSM.} I With Pour Spout 99 ^ king lost to West's ace and a cTub return left SQUth_Qnc_ m c K s n o n ., ^ • —iJNot tad ," cbortlfctrSouth. T h e bidding; hn s been: COTTON SWABS “My profcrhpl shut East and \Vcst North , East . South- Solo N e cif^ Qusy {I 420 Bonuf Pak West out of a small slam in 1 V Dble Pflfis • 1 A t r - • . . . Piisa 2 V K s s ?; hearts.- Voir. South, lioldi.; _ • - ' f) „TI»AY “Not bad,-if you follow the ♦ B74-3 V 2 ♦ AK043 / old savine that half a loaf is Whnt (jo you do now?. CLOSEQIJT Plastic tray lan___^^none.-— said fay Orgoniiinq t^llari. \ -norrrr— ymr siinu'inR B ^ o r y r«»oiI' h'nn

" . ' I I TW lNf-M ijij— The Hobby- season with, a ^‘get’ back ‘ crafters Club will meet ut It^Hether" night at 9 p . m . l | SHXRT Harry Bairy Park Rccrcallon V'

i»Uuck dinner. Those attending members are urged to attend. H0W n rn nnke d if i Jirin fi- a -CO V etcd-^A pCPr^UDf l j o unlt.Q [fic^fll3..“ fu n — | UtRACie diBh, and own table service. ™d game? ore planned...... VOtDWO Shore o bottle of Boilne Bell'i famous Mraprat Officers will be elected. , " Ten O Sin Lotion with «v«ryone. iltcev^nr .T W IN .FAI.LS - The Tv(ln;| I Now during this vpecial offef, buy on TWIN- FALLS ------Primroso—E“UsIiimera Qub w U l.pteaihtl| 8 or: bottio ot-liiBTooulorpricvond"u»tTr| RabcknhUdBeNo.yOwlllnioet ; 0 frfl'e IS^nlnute slide show 2 o i bottle Ireo. Shore it with your boy- at e p.m. Tuesday at the Ckjd ■ 'very .afternoojv of the j r * J I friend, your brother, sister . Fellows Temple. A poU uck'''™ 's CutatyTnir at 4 p.m. and “ deor, sv?teejlp‘dd. dinner will be help prior to the ? p^m: In merchant's'bulldlng Tall them how Ten-O-Six mietinB at 0:30 p.m.r^oBo No. 3 In the cdmcFo club hoips to keep faces ebon, clear attoridTng are asked to'brinif a photographic room. and honest. f}ecausQ.it deanset ^ b e r t o V d ’ — ivlllatnll- rf[i:h-nliil-,tliafr_/.iim .------better than soop — u n c lo Q S iig?iifln\ mam.'Mow. BOMilE Bl^l,!. ‘taUe service. The Ckid Fellows TWIN FALLS — JmSEBAI w (^iirnlsh the com for. the practice of the scason-foi it's a deep, onfiioptic cloonse/ Ten-o-Six Vollbn — A Lot of that helps to cledV up blemish- Reg.“$ 1.77 dlimer. All visiting Kebokalis Magic Valley Civic. Symphony Lovo lo Give and la Receivo 16 01. - aifitOdd-l^llm ra-im rlnvltcd-tu-of'hestrn-is-schcduled-fortrao-T: |_ tji oxidJ'w&Jhenucleorj^flDd. how It normalizes oily or dry alBiid.r - p^.m. Tuesday in the muslc-vrtnp- skin condition^. Tell thtem-to It firvt-tl>ino in-th» morning-ond JW INTALLS— (TJie-rbHties-PTMpective members are in- lost thlnfl ot night ' Special ^ of^lkV ajt_startlng the fall SUNDAY Lom/ler You MONDAY ONLY SPECIALS BUTfREV BARGAIN OSCO BARCAiK KEEP YOUR CH IN UP I I I E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Dy M«ry Sue Miller Remington. A (Iriiw n ^KT iiiui drci»pin>{ nkiti .Hciiiu'tiiiic'.s foUn.w Iho &SAVE 30 ' 22 Long Rifle InMR of II hil'Uc iirttoiitjt of ‘w('l(iiil. TIiIk hiippontt lo younH II WITH THIS COUPON WHEN flirlH HR well (IN iniilurt' woiik'ii. Thi- plump hnvr bt!t>n II y o u BUY A 3 IB. C A N OF hpiird In miy they’d rnlhcr Htny phunp Ihiin drvclop ii A . . , , . thin, piili' fiioc. ■■ MftXW ELt HOUSE* 'W ell, whal'n.tlu* nlloi'- AMMO I juillvc lo m lui’lnn whon ■= :^EI:ECfflH>EllROFff you Hi(' j'XdonHlvply II ArllUTTIIIY-a«ilTlrhiipH Box of 30 Routidi (liitiHorlnn ynur hrnllh linBlCiNONLY T. iituk lotiH lookM. A m i I ! $9.3«JWITHOUTI.3«JWITHOUt 'c OUIK}N wiTHOOUfSN l j « 0 . 8 9 ‘ ..... w h iil Ih HI) tcM'ilhh' iibout I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II IpiiM fiii'('7 F u ll m oon DU7TREY BARGAIN OSCO BARGAIN nHUoin'H iX'Vor w on ii liM»my ntnfpHt, ■ A k ftir th o pi‘()Gli»m of MIUER-LUCKY DRAFT-HAMMS liu'kUiHtc>i' Nklit,' It In fi«r 7 9 ‘ 111 ri'DII) hopC'U'MH. T ill' chm)(;('K HIT Ihiil KciiouH B a g Itinnidh on fnclul c o n - loiii'H (ind Hkln cu u ld be BEEH iiyoJclod If a ulrl or ffiljmnn wlih moro than 20 uoumlH l« Ioho would nock 6 Pack — 12 O i . ^ ^ tObtSIEROLL Blhdlcttl udvlco durh\B Ihc vcduclnu pevlod, .. “ oy cnso, nnturo rcIh bu«y onco Iho weluhl li *'nd roHtoroH olnntlcltv’io fndnU tuuon. Thoi^.-. Youi- P O P S ^ .4-. Ih q Bkln beffinn lo 8nup"'Back, TK c pi-occhm roIh a n nH«lHt from onllBhtcned iikin ciiro. Choico .. N ow O nly ... A moliluro lotion or cronm, worn daily nil day, npur* — /roahno«#,-;IU-moy-b(^-uppliod-undoi'-i«ttI(oup-when do— BUTTREY BARGAIN •Ired, Various foclnl mnnks offer a lift. Youhr skin ro' OSCO BARGAIN — epandMo-lrtin»Pftior>l7-peel-efHTmBkff77ittTTratiiTtaTrmnr~7 — hBrdenlt^rtypcB'folitBT^dry, older complexiona. GREGGS- Winchester , Placeifn^'rUflTo^iifdo of chftokbonos and gontly draw up . Duck;& Pheasant • skin: throw head back nrtd rDpentedly open and cloao Jps-rope/i wide, close lightly. Perforin nlflhtnnd morning..' • r best rciiulta, Keep your cliln up nll tho lln^o!...... ' 1 ■ ia0a?#S|l8t . y , ■ , STRICTLY'per so n a l ' O t M t h i DCM^Sogi^htni ‘ ' >SveiVililt)B vvu tiead lo knnwalMUt-dentlArtntt.-antt-pRninirHnTnmtl— . HMUtflrl?! it.conuinftti in mv lnflM.-flTniCTl.Y TERSnNAl.: All ^— fll^trirTit"R l«irrjr op •i\ou» wliy, wKiii, witfn «nj liow to uia tMoiB, Poon ii femininity. Tor your co{TV.'^rltfi~|o Mary Suo'.MillAr In cufi of thli newl))iper, flnclpilnft ■'>ell-'ail(lreiinct, •tampeii .rnvrlopn cent* ii^'tnln. ' . N o v i T b n l y ' 1972,' Publiihers-MflH Syiullcflln ' un L VLIl l I I

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iV fm J ' ’ ^ ASSORTED STYLES ‘ e b i INCLUDES: !%V\% WHILB SUPPLY LASTS! i WOOL PLAID PANT COAT VELOURS and WOOLCAPES' / \ \ BUIIL"— Patrons of Uic Bulil TTirfiIleyy.Iavii: School District will vote scpnnite fund to ,be .uacil cx* Mnbosnld. "Hnznrda in wlrinc, equipment for mualc claiiflos,’' Tuesday on n prpposed school ^usIvely- forr'romDdClIngr'Htfllrwflya'nnd-cxtta'cxjsrin-tJic-Mube-anTfl.-'^------— ______plnnt fHcllltlca levy. repnlrlnt?, furmshinu and -high Bchool-jind-Junlor-hlflh^------A rt,o nftutuubjocl-in tho4Julil------— SuplT*Dan-M»bo-8«l(l-tho-lovy-T«qulj)ping—sthcrnJs—In— 1116' school buiminga. Vontllntion uchools.'iA witfiout equtpment, will be for Uiree yenrs nnd tip dlstrlcl, Mabc said. problems exist In Uio two ahops he said. ^to-fivemilla-for'onfh tax-vo«r:-^=MabV8aid~thoI'irivb-milIJcuy_f-lnJhf> tiifih wVlipnl. Thnn>*i.s a Ttio hlRh kdiool auditorium Polls .will be open from noon : will only amount to two mills ns critical- need to jipj!ntc__flnd_ncfids_tQ!lbe__modcrnizcd-; to— ^ ..un’Ul-7-p.m^TuawUiy;-— Twin- for ns/pntron‘STiixea“nfb~con^ 'properly •etiulp'^iijc flncp-nrtB ‘ pqrmlt ita safe use, Mnbe aald. Falls County rejjldenU of the. corned bccnUse In former yoafa ■ curriculum In th/tllstrict.” ho nie balcony la not safe, the , , ...... m v w hlfiU school In BuliT, ^ and been used to provide funda fgr “ ncm o d elln ir ,Is 're q u ire d to im aifc, and Uie g e n e ra l con* residents of thodUtricl living In' romo<}elinK and repajra. ~ , ■ provide u r(\om fop vocal music dltion of thu auditorium la poor, GoodlnB County will vote,at the --''Tljorc Ishn immedihto need., Yacilitles and capital outlay prcvciltlnR ita proper'tiae, he Snhkc llivj-r-Trout'Co. to-(jorrect,,building d'eflciencieA^ money is nooded to'buy in- snid.

Jerome church Belleviio fete set BfSMiEVUE — A re-run of tlie “Roberta • i‘' McKercher Hiindicap" will cop the street sporls plans opposed at- 4Jellevu{*'s 53rd annual Labor Day - cclebriitlon on-Mon^lay______l_ ■. .. — Tlie race, for participants 50 years old and ------, PUILDINCS oi tile f*Tn Hy CHARLOTTE D ELL XbS Cliurch building com- older will be ri part of the. city’s annual FallH Countv FalrKroundu ore rerelvtns n rinnl' Tlmrs»Ncws Writer m ltte e .' told Uic cnmmiasloiL peicbrntion fflrleh 't| [ i t i m n n i r lucc llltlne lieforf the lair opciu Tuesday. .Kocli Jero m e tiie chuJTCn rch ,Uiat, spcm ls m uch bccue and the street sports. . • -r ^ ir face ILfiiiig building has been painted a pastel color ol •Zoning Commlssi|\A declined .tyrifl and m oney In planning for ‘ Artother feature ^f tlie day will bi* o'wvlvuj of UBlnbottJiui!»_ Friday night to Volcnse its 'hn'e building of hundreds of Ihe iradltfonnl tug-of-war between f{itmerS:ahd rocommcndallon opposing ,cyiurqhca around the world., and m in ers. ’ coniiU'Uction of a $500,000 LDS carefully plans for land uie, Tljo parjjdo will bogln at II a.m. Monday on Cliurcli. ' . . He said the 'church will be Main Street. A free barbecue wlUi beef sand­ Cominis.4lotVci*?? w ill-preiient bullf to accommodate ji wiches and corn on tlje cob will be served at 1 J l l U ■■■■-.-P.ih t o t ll^(>^1W^^^^elk vlle■e^ty- P«^l^ nnil 'str M t^ IEELs£li4:>^l-tQad- Council Tuesday nlgiU for a that only 40 per cent are usually " sport.s jire scliGdiilod l6 begin nT’3:J(Tp^iTl. o r p final decision. in attendance. Miijtl Street...... Camaa — pppo.'jtmD' to'-iho “church- said, "D ividing Uiose . nirouyhout tlie-(lity^ carnival rides and con- C a B s i a slruclure, pPunned for an cars up between the-two streets: - ccasions wiU t e j i v n i l i ! b M , a U l ^ ______— acreage botwujM!. ICiisl Avfiniie. - ^ E l a i w r g ; " wmilirnot miifie tliat much of a B, Enal -Avenue G- iind-Enst Gooding ^ 1 ( n f AIj l s — Twin rails flimjltnrcnris ofTand Uie socond traffic problem, Tlicchiu:ch Is A v en u e D , wflR Voiced by school cnroUmcnl.growlng-by o grpde Is also below laal y^nr pre.suntly negotiating for a right Jerom e - - CharJes.L'Herisson„ ------M a g i e ’..a^cp^y two to three per cent, with neni'ly nil of Ihe decrease “ (irwny-DfTJXtund-East-TWenue- -Cani|ilgi Me presented aj petition -W om an-lvucl- Lincoln anniJilly^since l{)54Js dowi) 144 -being lr\*lhp l^^pr'elem entnry D, thus making thj'ee streets . conlaliiing 55 signatures of fund linlanroperty owner, voices op- accident ILddny the total 'district an d It m ay m eah''llic b o ard wni',*” *? candidate for the U.S, Senate Sunday. September 3/1973 _ Jiooui Jn ithc. po.s'ition to the proposed con- ;cnrollmont-'i8,144 bohlntl: Ipfit want to rovlow plans foF-nchpol, ■_ ^ys"hrs expenses ancl receipts' JKHOME — Mrs. Jack- B. history of the town, and new structiun. Shi' said in her year.. ------‘ plant expansion and thC' during tha campaign nearly Ol.son, 4G, Jerome, was treated devolopnient-s should be bctte/ opinion most of the zoning In for facljU injuries Saturday at proposed school bulldlng^Mid.' town was poorly planned and ' -baluhced. "We |ust don't have \''j^y issue for possible revisions. p la n n o U ” ...... St. Benedict's Hospital and .llic only plutaj.leU for the gro­ . Wegner said his total receipts s^jipianation for It,” he sftldy. - L-HcrlSMjaaaUl tlyU u church-- rtie a s e d . Sliould this trend continue wth of good'quality residential were flnd his expendi­ • “Wlien you think about It, Qiis over a period of years! he aaid,' bulldlng ill the area would Mr:>- Olsen w as in ju red in a '' tures wer^'ln the neighborhood Four-Whiiel Drive is five classroorria, five create a definite Iraffii- hazard. areas was In ,the direction the traffic accident Saturday af­ it could alter the "aYnount and____ of W1,000. tea ch ers, an d $40,000 Iq our Boss l.eo, spoKo.sinan for the church was planning to build. ternoon one • mile we'st of types of plant Improvement the Of the receipt total, Wegner budftcit^^ou'daher said:' Jerome on, Idaho Higliway 25 dlslrtcfwUl'necdr- anld 147,722.94 w ent to Idnhoons Lnat year the Rchqol dlstrle^ Staudaher aald In talking to -near Inlefstlate-BO- Rodeo continues Tor WegHcr, while 113,531.07 , . . . . ~ had a total en ro llm en l of 6,401 rep rese n ta tiv e s of other afchool State police said she was a were received by the commit­ HAllJiY — The annual Four- about lJa.in. today four miles giudcnts for about a 5 per cent districts it appears othera are passenger in a station wagon Economic data tee to elect .Wegner to the Sen­ Wheel Drive Rodeo continues west o^HBtloy^Jasr^Ilr^0I^un increase but It included the alao 'experlencclng some driven byjier hu.sband. Jack B. today west of Hailey* with a ate. Ski area. Particlpanta wl» be transfer of students from the St. .-decrease and.whllo most-do not Olsen, 30, which ra m m e d cross-coufttry race. drawJi from Idaho. Canada, Edward’sCathollcSchoohwhjch Tiaye as large'a drop In 1072-73 into the rear of a pickup truck Slalom competition was Nevada,- -Oregon - and closed. ------ehrolImenfTnioSllJresmaTTerfiP wante d cux are a — IVIaii k ille d ■■owned by P Sr E Concrct4),iCo., dam peQed S atu rd ay *by thfl W^hingtoov - Staudliher said-Uie'flrst grade total enroffitienTT ■ and driven by Cluirles B. Smith, death of Rick Orris, who died in ■ Tlie Wood. R iv er Off-Road- v ^ hti.s no laxing^ pow er and cannot UUPICHT - HesidL'ht.s are BOISE (UPI) - mduirAJ^ 45, Bu rley . _ ' iUtraffic Occident Friday, night -JHaclna-Aisoclatloo »rcd- initiate • zoning- The invited to t-nntribute data on all Orris, 2r>, Homodale was killed " O fffcers ■said^’b o th .-^ 'h ic le s" as he was on routc-tn thc-cacefi^ —event..will-indude-tIie.fQllQWlnfi_| o rg anization's m ain goal, he. phasesofthtnrconotnyln a four- night an d tl'iree Others were traveling west when the' . The Welser man, who/died' classes* four-cylinder, slx- said, ia “to-ger pcople thinking cdunly area of Magic Valley. -w ere in ju red in an-, autom o­ p ic k u p 'tru c k “ FnrTic“ to~n~near~ itttwccp-^Boisc“ and Moiintaln '77niratrr7T'itnrcylim ier''a’nd an"P in tiracto avoidi d ‘.an.an Inc- winner at the Weiser^and'The .of the entry fees, trophies and getting federal grants, Bftrncs lUtes Haiiseii .Devpjopmenl Assoeiatiun. told of the I.i)bor Day weekend in cident. D allcs,-Q ce .,, com petition. merchandise. - - Bupori'rhnmfjer'of'Coiiwn’rcc aai^-He-invitnvono-hovinK- ___ wfla^chm-licd ^with .inat-. Tlie meet Is'cxpceted to begin southwcstem-WnJ By DAVID HORS MAN — member a-Thiirsday-t>miecdaaU

(Continued from P .l) allawcd on the campus. Users will bo aslnsd to .r tui the campus to house the various nrts schools. ITe (iaid tnc^il'rous sch661fl wnV&e — -I c fw — -Brldg . • . ‘ men: ■ , * " ■- ' ' ' ’ wmlputre.— ... — ' In outlining plans for aettii)0 up tlie schogla^ In nddlUon, tholrjinronla and thbir sister's ' Jay L. NIolson,' b anktr «nd m em ber of thit Lynn Tobploa said, "Wo will tAko only people family.also llvo on tliacampus. _____ i , Aiblprt City Council,'siild of tho vonturd, "I , • .whp are capable of'thlnklhg ln, terms of the •' . They also hove purchased a liord of 20 ■personally am vary happy t^at tho Tooplos have -^holerw lx^nn-w orlrw ithln Uie^fpRmework-opa'i— '■roglstorodfloliilalncowii^tojitiirtotlalryjvciiLiif__ :. leased, tla ' cam pul. They have . ilwta. a gomploto:flno nrt» v— .v~ . tho campud. lyJnnager of the dnjiV will to ’Morrln -trtm ondous Job of repairing It, They gi:e’a real Clichov'ittc^ nparimciii, of Pq =^ililWf^xi)ho~4tlllJtl»oJioln-n<^tejMi'‘>|gaVg,^ _aMot taVDip community."- ...... ■' .....v::-,.'"' , ■

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33 Tt^n FalFii Idaho .Sunday,' Sepl«mb«r 3< ) 9y3 CLASSIFIED INDEX ' ■ . ^TIMESrEEWS- : :/ H V M iylo lind Hit MiMlonto'vouf want brM«d In Tht TlmM-' RMch»f Want AdDoiumn». Uitt STORY IM OKM VTIO.N wlntfer, ont tMparlttKtd tiacffic ■•NEWS V^a N T E D - The TImet-NftWi wc/ijld likejo havo Information concaKiiIno actiylHei of you|.Orgonl]ia‘ iiflflj[&‘makA:{ifiiyC T ttoray-Tnpgn tflH iU aii*M K iuj^A^vid>d^ttfcdut»-c Itllbnol— 1nfimtTm1^mTmfy-brTUriirBdrtiiVi>«w*-ti«iM«kHHo<-U»*-nam*4bUlja

. TrWE IS IMPORTvtNT- F ^ i l T H t l p , th e Time»*N«wi ho*' o' dead(rriF?f'TWJ3rrfctyrfaMoy/fn57Dnnrv^rtt'*irt * ,.__wllLbft_prJnl 4d 4-SoJf-on_flyflnl_Qt£uri_oiuMondDy^ioformofion-dboulJl-4 h o u ld -b 8.ju b -— -tjiwvn. Farm I. Gardtn '!WAN-TEO:-t-.Llwtfln- -b«bvtltlar~<------• ' miHed eorly enough io il can be'in W odneidbyV newipoperr.There it no .limif on how fdr^ -tl~Oa«j l),lno»ta fM bflglrming Auouftt 36th. Room and _'7-Iuiby.Ul«rs-0>Ud D—ntnlk tfM* IhrbM board plus \aUrv. >74-'S7W. in odvonce of o comjno event thot o ttorv may be tub m itte d^------^------^— 7 -— — i>~lriu*tlant WM*d niiw' 1 U-rwm Mfbrk WmImI EXPERIENCED ‘'WAITRESS. >-IJf«*^fuII-niim»«rnot-otcknttraw;^Uc-tiuiui-iiILoamcH.atJU*ndlcd _____ .fiorrcclly^ ___ --

W-ltofiM MAID WANTED: Rogarton Motor l^nmc and title of contributor »I-Ui,i«* ' trv>. Call for appointment 733-44S0. «-IVi4lry 1 RMtUl TellcpliiilpndJ ...... • Town. W-Llvnlock W A N T E D !' School p in to work U'Farm & Rwith & •venlngial AandWROOT DEER Organizntioi) (full nnmc) . .; . U-FMm ImMMiMI D riv e > in . 733>3451, for ap- Rftcreatioruil RoalEttAlo For Sale . ’ AVON CALLINGI »-lbn>MI«r Ul» tIOO'a MONTH EXTRA cath — »--Oul Bl Towt IlDtltM Would It tolva your budoat M--a**r CUM* wmiM 7I-Uilb>0 CQU(ifn*nl ' problami? Many. Avon . n -rarmt i RancMi n-V<«w VMiKlf^ repraMotatlvM actually tarn M M-KuUn*w IVocwty n-Tr*vM -TrMlfrt •slifnalad MO waakly ipara tlma ft l«n - ' . 4 Mlllno our famout products, Wtty - UK»------s — WIIATISllAl’i'KNINC?— _ H-VMM low, furl V . — ...., can't voi»t'»'ord*t*iri cm f»0W733 ‘ 7 “ ,“ »-4A»UI« Itomn 7413 AAri. Phyllii AAclnturf. Routt Automotive ‘ Rentals n-Awo Swvictt - p«fj»_ }|-‘iiut*t ft AtCMWirt . LADIES. NEED A-.tlOOO by » - h»tllUMl A{«» ft 'rt-AUo* Wanl»* f*rm» lof R ^t - - 4MimI Drlvtt M-AMtt For Ulr Is -wlng-tlp of another A-37r carrying two, 500- - For Fail flMuiti call n j OWt loday. A "l>#o(>l* Bfathtr" «j viio» will EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. 1 year pound bombs nnd n rockct laiinthcr The planes cxDftfienct required. Must be able tjft • u}4) i 4i4rTniu n n lluhl B.or — ro^er^ftirOTttCflTTnictifnwrirer arc part ofa fllglinrtC^klng aiTdren ^here ir NOfUftd. SJ* JllJ In to travel, able Io assume ail Home 200 commiintsts were snnttcd. (UPH W^< In HollUi*r.'Roo*ru>n. . WIIKHI-; IS IT'.' 1450, AH ow ifcatians ujoi d«yt II PlM»» rtad your ad Ihi iirit day II «t crtdit adluti allowed lor IJru Initrllon only LADiev-wanting year around or Tli»!• CI*ttlll*dCl*ttili*d D*psrtm»nt llii of>«n'w*tk(]» D*lwi»n I 00 • m < winter work-- Apply Troy National 5»tufrf«y||:06a.m,lQ.lJ:00p. Lincni 301 2nd ^enuo w esl.__» f e / ' ' (•0*a*ar Bo^ VOUR NEXT JOO CAN really iedeadlln*forplicir ioapp«ar,«ieeatpnatlti ^balM Look for it in loday s WIII'.N IS IT? placed thrt* dayt pr«>( to lr>»*fiton Classified Ad^. t S

I'ran k Schi^ll M i l e H e lp _ V A ip _ w ^ E n ___etctcr_Qi(ic(i_ woman. Apply in person The Alley Question from Mrs. D. L. R.. aslbrig us they get away_wlth it, R E D U C E uxcviii. Iluidfc Mllh Fluldea Calo. . Burloy:lhav6noUo&dstbripsln Uierc isn’t much.to bo,done > M 9 -- Lose welQht wUh D c* A •WHY IS IT ot:CLLU(L\(;? Diet capsulcs J1.90 at Pcnnywlse II SJlMfntrter'SaUtw^maif ’ the paper -aWut Con«resK about it. > . “ Drugs • ------— QOY OR SINGLE man dairy la rm . Wages, working \ ‘gQld^ilU!^tb'' -A^fergpId“nQtes“—‘HhnMs;, ANYONE fNTERGSTEOJn-ilar-Jm. allowpcopliiloowi\|'oUll«n»Uy. pjippr monty which bad to be E S P study group cnii 733 3616 A ik lor Jack, Jr. MARRIED IRRIGATOR year ' ability to learn industrial tales • ~ p n h l-In Kolfl, IhQ governm ent around JarmIng and cattle b u s in m . Starlino salary t7S0.' HOKY carpet iwreper .S end resume to Do* X U Times ■ 1 understood from one of your was very strict abo'ut its use ~ operation Housv and oood wages. News.- columns that gold coins are neia and didT!onft5cntcrmudrt)Ht------representative and DesiCro 543 6053 W II.ATOTIIKH l.\l ()K.y:VTI()\ ()F'pnTm ^T T.^'ITT m p —pr-oduclft-ftalas-44uel_Na(uftJU^ by collectors — but if thiajs wiien 11 a p p e a re d Jok^iof Intaratt Jobao(lnttr«>t Ulogfllhow-cnn-lhey do.it? IIqw. A (ew ..j/ears ago; this AAala A Famaia AAaltAFamtl* Jobfofintvratt dQcs it .hnppen thul they caa reKUlalian was relaxed, so Uhit ^ It* F«m«it hold gold and oiIht . pfuplc_ Jiuch„puper . m oney-can— be- ‘ / cannot? Will you please explttin .ome > To Deliver the TIMES-NEWS • 'p a rk . Lawn work and club house i ------roeently-tHken-placc:------— :^ '^ T tC tT RUAfflfilfc'eH (Jy n i e ~ " c a r e . Coo'acl Dob W ills, 734.4411 days. 7J3.B460 evenings Free rent , At tlie time we were in the government ($35 an ounce) has . and cash income. In Ai] Areas midst of the “great forccd many, gold niines to News Copying letters J ______■dcpresaten/* At that ttm e.^gold- ceaso oDCfotiQn>-flincajnt>dBgn-— ^ ■JEROMB C‘0UNTV"5enTorci»Ii^- . . of Magic-Valley .. .Coordinator. M u tt bo lntarestad in was Ueclored no longer legal costa exceed thftt amount, the welfare of Senior CItljen. tenderv—th ^ Is It could not be .A t present/they argue that — -itattlno —ftalai^v— U 2 S -« —monttu-. — fc ' Appiv“ Sonior“ Cemer~offiCB“ ioo" -Eiliout the blank below and " ■"^‘l e g a n z e d 'o n d '^ —— -“u s e d * " ■"^‘l e g a n z e d 'o n d '^ —— SEfe""* thickens=pl0 t . North Fillmore. govcmnient pegged the’prlce at controls iaken off It so that U ' MagitlrattMaaiilratt CourlCourt 1 Mqil CJirect to Times-News, MIAMI rUf^l)-A -com fncrrini'-'vh‘>'lM»rtiei|wteii in lh^ill-faU*a — 135 per ouncer^------— ' ------cnh'flnd Itfl-own lovel;Thfl'prlc&’ ip'flffiliivo 07Er75EA'5“ J0D5' ~ " A'OiTrdiraT ...... ! iirnp.. ^Qtllli Am iTtrA P^r P/i^l. ~~'PV O T-S^^^8T^T^in^folk— Although, gold was, and Is. would probably jilmp suddonly,- ...... r'__13ft.i- ^a. lotcUmu. Ciirlr,.!.I « lev J o p c n 'n q f In a ll ^^SHraes and ne made copies ol letters from mvnsion. prolcsiions Ijreo intormatiui. or Call Diroct 733-0931 uaed between this country lind an d u e high enough for .lop'UeinocTatic officiaLs fof'two The Miami I'UI, as usual. w rite F d n Jdt)s Co. Uoi 3735 __ other coilntrles as pa>^nont of profitable production. i AMF Ml , Florltirdson. W u r'oung l' HffT'tVtfVirOhr'tnnoij'-tjenrftTij-—PICTIH. • Girc-jtelation-Dept.------.------cffcct, allj'gold <;pins and gold In the meantime — if you • ipre(J>nu Lcwii j Tfiiirnl. O. P h o to g r a p h e r M ic h a e l Hicli- ivino quiirtcrs, resort Loit A Found ircn (3 ) P a rt lAdy - banknoteiW re required to be want to'buy.gold, go ahead. Tell n’ «o\o \'p^c1i‘!noV'’" • ‘T d so n s u iJ - B c m a r d . L ..B a r k e r twokkffper (4) Gtni'ral otfic _ Ves, I would like to obtain on turned irA. for redemption. A Krank Friorinj. also known u>okkvup,i\o. shoruwid ■thnm .yniuirp->>—fioltoctoPr- _OST MALE” DLACK UaD around Medical Secretary .(6) Part, tlmf afternoon TtMES*=-News Paper Roi^te. iwcaiHt— m m i.'n., iwin nwhr-j- ^A W -iU A Ih_1150.REWftJ»p lor don sales Utclies'{7) Lady to ita y mghis ■ wtth ottffT-tmtY ^ 6 » -D flv » **le s m a ft-^ rolls of .iSmm film to his firm or inform ation Icadino lO aoo SJ' -My-Ncntig^l&"=-.^ . mnny did not, one) have a small silver coin as 67U ■ 19} Collecjf bovs part tim e work .'.around noon_Jun»i.lT[ and a.skijd (101 Servict; Station .Altcndanl, go ld . f o llo w s : A w o m a n ’s’ h e a d , Con.i.i i\. HufioT-i7no:«4ppodi»>o. w Much<«niC ability dvslrvd. (11) lorn. , ______...... - y e a r.i.o { a g e ign. .M V R T L E T h e T U R K .E IO«t years passed, •the facing left (as I look ot the him io process it and make 'vir+nitv Lincoln School Call 733 Othur openinob lor qualified Jctiie liuourdii. }^ Uurlry. people Mjf'. P h o n e N o . (s ...... ', ...... •government ' relaxed Its coin). She has her hair pulled jppoflino prints on a ‘Tush basis." 2?5Q Omy UoDinv 16. Hurlry. Ovrr My Address is ...... ' vigilance and gradually back in a bun. Around the head on truck. Holicfl J. iitlUIV". 33. Tlie film, .Hichardsort said, LOST: 7 week old Pari Terrlor and ItuflPY- W' iO, . Uolxfl Lcr collectors started showing gold lurneii o u t to -be copies of Poodio. brown, named “ Popsi". DeETTA CAM PBfll A TTE N D ...... School and are the'words, "Vitoria Del II. Ruprft, jlf p.pired iicenic East part oltoyvn REW AROI H ] LrHov *« Ilf jra. S7. (luflcy, lU SO, n\enws and letters written by Ho'*i»' Owtifd nnd Oprialmd coins In shows and In coUcc- GroUft BHUiinla Ucg. D. F." ipfdlmo. Drt't M Gcf. 6^., pflKtfy, 110, 9SSB '■ A m in t h e ...... r- ' r g r a d e U ons. T e c h n ic a lly , th e y t\^re •v^'nie b a c k h a s a w r e a th a ro u n d c>piri- , The actual conteals I didn't says gold is not legal tender. Issue sixpence of Great Britain, oppfAir vtiiiclc. MicbMi.GIjn Dduley. •»». Juive time to stop and react or PQR A REASONAOLEpiaco to stay P.ERSONNEL SE RV IC E of AAadlf T t r Huprrl. iir sCi.>top iign. Tioya F Mcgeni. In West Yellowstone. Holiday Va lle y. 634 Olue Lakes Norlh,. Mofe and more gold has coined undef the reign of Vic- 41. iturlcv (0 iO. tnvpoinu'. MAry lum anytliinft like that,'’ Kichardson Motol and Aparfmcnii 1406 646 phono 733 5563. ^ W O R K PA»!T TIME McComUt. n. Kuperf. (USO. ripirvd 7743 eolleci turned up, since qpllector prices toria. This coin is called a vol'ulr rn)i»lfrtlioiv rtntl Hugh Ufnion. S». .said. Iluflp» ll» SO ipcrdmu M a lt Halp | y ' (N MAILING ROOM have .moved up above face '•young head " since the head Joon C , Millon, 91. Mrtul. »IJ SO. no i.QI'U The .significance or Rifluird- value until now you ciln buy, no lioiil Ifrtiirr CaIKcI »• Ncctiol. SO ipcfaino ( ' from the Democratic headquar­ AflUCfJon. 44. H«'n)oin. »lj 10. TRY OUR Corn O w l and RyobPo 4) thousand gold coins is a ‘^morc apparent ters at lya.st a week before the S4nlu(e IQ rtU'N*v< v Cnri»ifotp». • J4. MeyUurn. 174 SO. June 17 breakin, in which tlie a Irosted gioM cqUoctir or not Is a debatable (Questions on coins and tprcding. Micnjal D»«t> A»0«r«on. >7. sporting goods This |ob entails the [luriev. tu SO. onving lell pi cn>l>r l.ne. arre.st.s were made. coordination of buying- «nd question. . currency should bo sent to The merchandise promotions with nn In o u r Ju d g m e n t su c h b u y e r s M o n ey B ox, .c-o T h e T im e s - 1)3 SO. tprrdiKU and , Varnon C l*ri>ll>pt Dade County Stiile Attorney THE COVE opportunity tor the right person to xpand into ojher areas ‘ ore cither hoarders or News. Twin Falls.-Idaho 83301,) ‘ Ipl'X'n' Richard Gerstein confirmed 496 Addison Weil merchandise rt'Spon^ibility ■ WANTE-D speculators, not collectors, ^ t (truer Lioorl .iMoniptoii, S3, Craictnl Richardson's story,;but refused Cily. CaIiI . US. I*>lurp Id mAinlAcn conlrol chain ot retail stores otlerlnO MAN OR WOMAN RESIDING IN ol vriocle. Iiaik rulr. Glann UfOi Call. 19. to speculate on the meaning of MAGIC VALLEY MASSAGE outstanitinu benelits. Salary BACHACHE? Try iltam and P«ul. }]} SO. tparilmu Uitr L King, Si. tl4,000 'Io t16,000 lor qualified BUHL— FILeH— ------__ ... _ , nHurley, u .in . Ill tl] SO. lAilure roIo ai.BuitplAy i.i ,»Iom>10. Ilio in to riiia tlu n s u p p llu d by. lliL'' m aiuge, women'welcome person. Send resume Io Bom X Ifi nioviiiu cniuigni. K aynionil T rltrtan, S}. 301 L4icutt. 733 1627 9« .m 7 p m. 1‘Aul. tU SO. npircit nnvrr v Uctn\e. Ana 29.yeur.oi.iiih<.to,!r«i.iicT. c 0 Tlmes News. AREA.fOR ESTABUSHEO MOTOR J l , 1 9 i CIU.JI T J. HicliAro 6 Ynung. '*I«. "‘'f’"' Huprn, »1) SO. lUcliJirdson .said he was ALCOHOLICS Anonympui, Twfn P a u l V I . ■ ROUYE. . ' . V . t *** "‘tf suspicious when Barker.-Fiorlnl FaH i Qiurihouse. Wedn’eidav at 1:00 p .m . Al Anon > d Floor and a third mim he couldn't R eH a bh o u U i 130 Tlh Avenue Gait identify came to hlsshop and ftELP WANTED; Hamlllon] , INTERESTED PERSONS CALLr- - Insulation and Roofing, 3]6 sets V e n ice trip ■asked for Uie fll»O rocessing ..Railroad Avenue. TIM ES-N EW S C IR C U L A tiO N D.EPT. l,oio weight and'tnchej^he easy way ^md prints to b( tnade on *11 - Rent WAllon Belt Vibrators, E>(PERiENCED OPERATOR to Speed Dikes, Action cycle and 3,26-5375 543-4648 ■J/mCAtfClTYlliPI)-Pop« ■^°c^menl contains, sever.lrii-. ^ Massage Rollers ai Danner Purnlturc'733 14?1.______KulVlIan cvnnBollsVwhohoa forma thot have been tried. Jier Z n ever, "A lo ij v is ite d five cqntlrients- as experlmenUUy in varloua parta ■Uniy l y i t m u w o l l»ii)iei « i l ! ;^ r W .mi; liirA l'r a 'a m fllT oiiowlng JobuiUiittrii!- 111.1-Sjltim tni'i-bUtitwiniii:__ i l M I » i w « 't a j l l t »'WfflM - "ortlifiW WT modern-fish.lode food.. ■ busy, 'riiun on Juno .10, 1 saw M « |i t F im a l* Scpt>. Ifi to pray . . at the tomb of- nuns or oven laymen 'to •‘flah produced In today’s Uielr pictures in.tlie paper and StTOTklirs'Evn'KRellatT*:— ~ - d i str ibute communion wnfcrar liatclierles. are liealUii?r, m orc^'^iyiK ^ryU iing jibe(i; ~ ; - —The Votlcnn'announced Fri- aiid nllqwlng. distribution of vigorous, cost less and tnsto i‘i ran my fanny right down day thb'•'pontiff will spend communion.outsidc thomnas. MAN OR WOMAN better, than fish raised 15 or 20 to the, FBI.’ When I iaw SALESMAN WANTED m vcA I hoifl-s In Venice, then Every cHurch in Venice rang' Re s id in g In t w i n f a ll s a r e a - years ago,” ari official of the aometliing wong, I did some- TO work in tha Twin-Falli — Moufi.tin Hprne.araa. .Rt« contlnub on 0 long-predlctcd Its bclla lA celebration of the FOR MOTOR CARKIE.K ROUTE, •' viaU ,lo th^-vlBth Italian nnnoupcement, which patriarch JUttth ■ DWlaion.. M.-WUdUfe. thing al>oul .11," he said. . quirti •xperlanct ln -ro l«; of ipi^kltr irVlootion- iyit^^ii L l 'JNJE/ftSTEIlM RSONSXAlli^^ and pumps. Pral«r' tomaont-willv-iiMp«ri«nct~i/i-tolCi—ol— .'Euch.ri5ll£_Con8rciM at Udlno Albino ^cli,ni c,IM''‘nirtho S S I'S S iJil& tlS lU -. ■pivot jyittmu ' - • ..ln.D0rthcn5tern, Itnly. H» !^ ll' more plooilnR lor being so mtlo S ' u “ V ? rrtum to n fio the anme nlBlil. okpei e

ANYONE INTDRESTED In a Ford C O M P L E T E H O \\E S T U D Y . Hlflh C alondar& Trictor Irahchli* plaiM contict ' School: and le crQ iarlal couraei. COZY 3 badrOom, furnace, garage, SENIOR .CITIZEW home In • Ford Mator Comp*nv, Dox SN, Good Bu^npss Buys F/e«- >> brochure -- eKplalnij 17,(00. ACE REALTY 733.5317. P<:oorasslvt town, good i\at in- S pecialty Twin F « lli. . . SACRIEICE .come, compltlalv .toulppad. AMCfilCAN SCHOOL DISTRICT LUXURIOUS NOW 4 bedroom, SALESMEN. Oire<;l from ow/^ori, Send for froo OFFICE. Box 7Ui. Oolte. ldat\o —FOWjiACg' . —flicloclal-iiroch u f Jg ^B A B LE . Prlcad .right .at builnnt. Contac) Plotile Ca. 30U ofbutlnow...... LOCATIONIQ N — ~ ------P«ICE find framo, 3 spaciou* ballrooms, . vendingino route.r Call 734-77&S a ile r RANGE. National Aiioclatlon of C iVE YOUR DUDCET A DREAKl Z u n ltS I.,iQ *n vtr, Colori^do'BOsn. Find • a . liv ely Im ported d. tYS.fiOd.' ^lih y im «ri--ailld Cirt LEARN assumed. Monay to L u n 3 OEDR06m home would make , 0000 i'ncoXiet— -Tiiw • ■ uni nice rental or tioma for tmall OWNER leaving town. Sbadroem 3 BASIC family. Price ii iio;s75.. bath targe family ho^a. 139.100. ' : h i l d BEN'S village ch»ld c a r*. Cjmrien, ncanllonallv wmi bum. UOOKINO F.OR A U * n d e LOAN? NEW LISTING. NEAR HIGH L ic an u d . aUivp. 4M North Locuat, a J>»drDom>, appl)»nc9», Aak about our Homaownera SCHOOL. 3 Nice Bedrooms. lar Lynw■ 'nwuod. Shoppino Canter, If laundry room, program. O.A. C. Finance 140 Md This home is very clean and inarp. JUST -LISTED, Charming 3 OnaofTwIn'sflnasfhomM Bricks J C ^ U T L E R ^ J 9010, 7) builder O. Luke Straaf Bait, Twin Falla, 7M-lO*i; INCOME TAX 1' } bafh. fenced yard, low Interest bedroom, older homo on .2. lots, bedroomi 3Wi bath. x>ool, lapna' loan. Just tld,500. Quick .Flltmore Street. This house has Gracious living. 143,SOO, possession. This can't last long, lots of potential. t}3,S00. REALTY WOULD LIKE > 0 do babyaittlno'In In tfru d lo n PREPARATION- .call now. my home. Good environment. Call —FOR SALE OR LEASE Deth'a OEAUTIFUL brick rambler. One anytim e 734 4B30. Place, beer Tavern Paul. Idaho. of the pralliast homHMre'va llalad.. Phone .(438,530V A ' . . H&RBlock. fl^agicyallev Will cdmpare in quality wDh any Thousands are earnlns ffood home Inour araa. Drive by 1910 Mh Lady Wanted — Care jbr amall —,------■ ..’ - “ araom-.-hom., child, Dpht houieke^pino In my '-PRANCHISEO TIRE b U lln tll 'money as lax preparart.- En% Realty' DaairM location. t33.POO. home. f33 SOW after s d.m. ' ' ' octtad B iW r t Nevada on »h?ie ^ R V IC E TESTS rollment open to men a n tL ------U.S. Hlobwayt. Idaat fo r^ rk ln o AAen women )0 and over Socurc women ol all ases. Job Inter- • :___ P^ETW-WJHICKHAM “ new listing, all brick 3 bedroom, ------vlaws-availablfr-for>i)^-shJ-- - -Larry-uonari— t ;7 ------714flWT .teau^ul llraplaca.. radlant-heal. E "YOU LOOKINO FOR A child car*, Supervlied actlvltln, loer-Trlitih— dents. Send for ffooJfform a- Ma«Oaliey - ■ 433-41M ■R^EALTOR ME WITH ALL THOSE BlT lurs. Advnncomenr. ProparaWy Gordon Crockeil . Z33 «$31 AS ^ O U - HAVE ALWAYS ijudL-'- • - ■ ...... -tion and class scHamilH.' ijuiiflauuuiLtu. — , “6T jobs- open HURRY! • Raupti -Spac)ouHb*a»'6dn»brrck'Hbma ter EVperlonce usually unnei;csiary. J<*rred iriL. 3345771 deal, family .living .and an- AAonday Ihrouoh Friday. Fenced :iF (* E e ijooklef on lobs, s ^ a rio i, CloMOl Stori Wfl#li of Sepl. 11 Vk-kl DollninSw----- . ■ ' 7343711 arfalnlng. iunkan living and v a rd . w*ll «Kp«rlaiVc*d. Phona -equlroments, Write TODAY CHOICE NORTHEAST lun® Jvn»\»W»bb--- • I3S.SW4 lamllv rooms, 3 tulVbathi, larga- Jooi. Jerome a re a ...... living QAmtrr addres) and* phone. . m itB lM k . Aooph Simmons l39SMa colintry----- ., ------kifchan.,'n, ' baai baautifulTy____ _ OEAUTY O>ERAT0R wintad f baths, sunken living room .. bfdroonv. ideal Invaitmant for . , p urt. 6mp -Wall, adlacanl lot. w I * I k/i. iQUf iw waufvir 9 year old boy in lovely home WITH ARCTIC CIRCLE DRIVE' partyr^VrftTMa^ rofaaior. #^dav throuoh Friday t 1o ' oarageage .with leparlteieparlte'w«rk>shoc work*! REM0DELeD7thAVE.EAST (wainasi or profattlonal man. Call IN RESTAURANT CHAIN for flad, Nice yard and frees. You Wasr >«h, Idaho Falls, Idaho EKcailenI pay. 734 37S7. Arctic Circle Is lookino for a Motel Managemervt DYOWNER; OeaUtifuily decorated mysf.sie to appreciate. 3 BEDROOMS., new carpeflnd. -torappoin^m^t.7J3 353t.733JW1. llm lle^ number of ambltlout —DA1!V5ITTfNG IN my homo, imnll people Who can q u alify a« JOHNSTONET^eAirTY ^OBDROOM-HOMEJor-tala^full- children wolcomo. 734-43liW eek operating •partnert (or -exlttlno W ith our short inexpensive cdurse basement. 733 1447. ' basement, nawty landscaped. daya. drive-lni to be new ly remodeled in toliowod by iwo wooks . ' Cicalad out of city limits oul Fails the future o r for new Inifallatlo n i. • Resident Training Inour Motel ' MODEL HOMES OPEN OAILY Av%nue East ..on Desert V l ^ - WANTED OADYSITTER for church . To Qualify you m u it have S7.000’ in Qoautiful Colo. Sprgs., Colo ROYALCREST TRACT' H A R f ilS b N A LT a 'viS T A DRIVE. Choice Drive. Call foi* appolntmiot 733- Placomont Assistance . location, clean as s pin, 3 nur»«ry Sunday nrsrnina and 'vto 117,SOO avaHablfeTo In v e il, an 4th Avenue East W block oil R E A L T Y - . ------evening lervlcet. t1.7S an hoi excelienl^credlt ratlnoi and tuC' Madrona, 3 bedrooms, fully car- bedroom*, 7T>*fh*relac(rlc haat. ----- 1J1.SJU. . rr-- - — ■- - - Approved |^ r ___ ■. pelod, drapes and appliances, -Udrga cornlK lot. Call la tea — ceulinry.'compJafa a minimum 30 - WE ALSO HAVE SOME CHOICE dw , paid training period. •734 3375------Veteran's Training TrAd E WHAT YOU HAVG • ~ - ACREAGE SITES ______Ctwttowf Wanfd T h li It an opportunity to bulid a . . PORWHAT.YOUWANT. . Two_New_Beautles_, ■tuccoufiA .c a re e r In the fatt For cornplete^nformiitlon—— -4 BCDROOM HOMB for salP. Full wrileoivlngaddresi DACKHOE S E R V IC E , call 733 W40. > growlno >elf-tarvlce drIve-in fROtKYMOUNTAIN. restaurant builnM* In aiioclatlon and phone number, to . a « M h a m a U

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■ HEFRIGERATORS;~''washar|, I GRAVEL,filLdlrt,topioll TREE TOPPINO afwl ramovlng.. Z ■40 ACRES Southaafof-Twin Palis. . ■ dryers,riruars. ranges.rannac ReasonableOaalnnalila ?* 3 -i minutes_t-..i,rT Irom. town. |.JI . R. 'LASWELL'3 SB«VfCB HAY STACKING WANTED. Bale REALMONEY Commarclal . ------rafrlgaraf Ion- __ Fraa tsilm atai and Insurad. ■ ROstle location, close to rim rock , lengthJ»i:-to.4i::.-PhonB-i2ajQ0U . Oj^lh milk tank specialist. 334. 733-40M or 734-3403 any time. = and good fishing. 3 bedroom home, ■ Tom Duller. - bath and V^, Iranklln Jlraplaca. ■ RgPAiR, 7-3.4147.^ .. f Cmho. Rigging and Traniport I “ COmBiaTa-itftTnkler W c .ln - - ...... IF YOU ARE a good welder, , REFRmERATORS, Freezers., HAY STACKING. New a widO 30” repair man and machinist this Is I “ I ! KONICEK THEE SERVICE - 41" bale. Best ilack. Ray Tilley ranges, washers, dryars, I ______I Now .doing: AAechanlcal tree ^ 433.5434: your opportunily of a lifetime. V E R N 'S A P P L I'AiN C E Present owner will stay ana work REPAIR, 733 S444, 175 Filer Home Builders with you for 30 days, <4i.000 -Avenue Wwtr------I *^gntalmoit anyming,hour, day. j l llmS!i” cut*and ufa?y*”owar^d I ■Plfi. c*ll 7U-a7g lanvHmt) c h^n k, shop; ell equipment, “ ^inrsTSTf-x-n— | - “ waekrmoftfhr-£a*t-Fiva-Po»nfs—I— tiydrwvttcatty---- W »v»— M r - 2 _____michina.Danwar-Fina.-3ii-a3V«r —Uficl-lnvefitory.' impTesI «| 1013 Filer j frinTalV. 733-4043 qr 733 l<4f;—^----lTtlDntr73r««r------y . r a ,; y33 04W Blade work. ' H Art Initruction 4-^5rr ------CoBlulTJhTHraTswrinir------LJ11IL1>*I~ JOHNSTONE R^ALTr I 'RANTED: Custom bean .cutting and I CHTLDR’EfTs ART CLASS I t>^HOL>TBRINO t»)rashlna. Phope 433 44S9. Saturday morning ...... I JaWrtpflaMtorvUa BY OWNER: Acre, 4 bedroom, bath, Startf September 9th. Call 733- arden orchard.' Hullec S34 I I ■" ------: CLARK—MILLER GUEST. 1 leybur.i Avenue ^ a i* CUSTOM'PLOWING and discing. I THE JANITOR M A N -a ll types I RANCH, Phona 774-353S' or ] FINE WORK for les<, free I R iirnpidcei, uuuuiu uarayB, >uv«iir Haaryfrash------I I of claaning, commer':ial ! write Ketchum. Idaho 13340, I. estimates, pickijp-and delivery. | landscaping. Call --Nadina • large, J t, ■ I rasldentlat, business. Phone | - ■ Hayes Upholstering Upholste 733-4010------j Koepnick..J33>^Z397. or.. Elmvr WANTEDT07oaie 400 to lOO square, I S34-33tt Wandett. fool space for small business. 934 I Sommer, 733-SS97 or- LAND WANTED: TRUCKING Chevrolet 47SB. A GOOCr PLAN FOR FALL it OFFICE OF IDAHO REALTORS. I SPECIAL PATIO COVERS, learning something new. Check 733 07)4y . • WANtEO BEAUTY shop lo lease.or CARPORTS, and window I Cawn C I HEARD ROOFiNG COMPANY Ihe ’‘ Instrucflons'’ in today's I lings. Residential and Classllled Adsr - . 3 HOMES, Both priced at tl5,000. buy. Phone 934 4756. I Call 733-1744 Good locations. Both In vary Qood ^ I. R CUSTQM FARMING. Alt lomas. Fraa aMimatas. 1 NEW LAWNS, plamadt Fraa I I ..astlmatH. Top soil, fartlliiar. Vacuum Claanari, Sarvlct I condition. See these today. C alU - typaaol (arm work, hay swattiino * backfill, iavating.«-Mayar's' 'E,..-REPAIR:u ihop- I I Landscaping- 733-07S3...... - • *awar Mrvlca ------I business, . |ailar^e^ « AVERTS S#war ' Service,- inventory, Bul^ng, and 1 : G H h ^ N L H U m ^ Ltvast^k Wanfad - Septic »fanv — sawor line Cleanar Sarvlca.M & Y ElKtric CLEAN AS NEW, 3 lovely Included, «fl,000. Owner will train I CAKES AND PASTRY for, all I cleaning. Power aqulpment, bedrooms, extra quiet street. LIL^ffRIDGE for 30 days, FARM BUREAU, 703 o^CMjons. Buftreys Bakery I frae Inspection. ^33 US3. 44lAAaln Ave. East Beautifully carpeted, expansive CUSTOMFARMIIIG South Lincoln, Jerome, 334 437B, REALTV draperies. Range, oven and-new 7331343 • DON WALLACE, 733,7414. I .. -mpfly. I______refrlgeratorincluded. Nice fenced Goodlno, 934'&4>4, CUI ' ROTO ROOTER sawar safvlca. • COUNTRY LUXURY yard with fruit trees and garden.. I v ------• iwtlonr- •^k_;:Sawtr Hnai, and Mptlc lank ...... 'irbay's Momtngiiae ichoot diitricr.' Thia 3.ACRES WITH shaded trees on * ^TVaning, Also, all types of many other good s^lactlons. home . actually sparklas. Hlqhway 93 10 miles soulh of Twin 1 excavafion, 733-2S4) or' 733. 3nd Avenue East and ' Blue I LANDSCAPED to perfection with immediate possession, OnlV Falls. Plus e trailer hookups. FIOERFORM Boats, Mercury ! !-="3.109 extra parklng.-Doubla exposure I33.SOO. t 2,S06uoMm will hiindle. camping area foi*-30' ■ Tha best cleaning. It costs no I Local ana long' dlsrahca. n i ~ t------laasod or .purchaiad._____ , THIETTEN'S Auto stacking ...... ^ - r , _RETAJL ANp.nyuLafls 8lfl.ll9.n lor. ■ more. STE.AM.-_CARPET.. I Oc>< Ream Bqulpmant______----- Courtaoosr d»aiw»able-Mrvlca.- sare All cquipmenr and delivery ■3"- CLEANERS f*hone 733 4034. Phone 433-4^t o'* 733 4374, Lynwood Realty FOR SAlC^ One Of tha battar all truck Included. _NoUed I HOSPITAL BEOS, ttrhaal chairs . electric homas In Haiaiton. I I wal.kars, crutcf>as, I WHERE aio Blue Lakaa North' CUSTOM ROTO TILLING and blade I consider trade on Custom Draparlas iIMmhv Is U m spacious bedrooms, 1 H bathi, work, corrugating. Houser f convalaican) .aids and | 713-f3H .• Brathars. Phona 733-3143 or'734 I Money to. loan on anytning M Aflar Hours; 3444.- Jack.Blshop 73i-7741 East Main 334-I1M;, REALTORS, 733 0714. ' value. Jack's Pawn ihe PEOPLE R.J. Schwandlman 73J-71M - | - -lUmldf-iy -Rd. 7a3-m4- j •care''cbnY KarlayMMhars . 7314479 HAY STACKINOanVwhK*. Uln* up BUSY TWIN FALLS restaurant for I ' 839ew 3 badroom Famiry Fr«casiln« I Trkllar-HIUIias 734 .34 (M _ _ cJ1L1 —snurilavaL-home. - u.Thla -U —• - "W HOIESAIE DJSTRIBUTOR-WANTED'^ - baaurllul Roma with all lha axtraa.- Dfaparles/Upholtlary K . j . ; «nply Iifwlta comMny ailcbtiiked oil r.k« FOR ,T 9 bedroom, 4ba1h not a "coin oparofad vending route, Fine lom out brond pro du cti you've * d ra p e rie s , UPHOLSTERY, I Avariua Wast. 793-114I. I installed, aqualliar and»othar. •REALTORS. 733 07U, .. . sMfi on~m6rd'ljrt6?afiflnnuchTarBMiraci . . r .— 'ra io r- I — AWNiN4Jfri-Cail-Bamsa)t^s,- itora|,.|iaan(ial Initij^ijtioni, imoll monulacturlng pionti/'Wo t and m 733-1979. They're at 334 Main -3 BEDROOM HOME bUiH, In imall iailltution^il account!. The dlitributor.we lalect.will be reipontlbl* for ■ Ava, North, .• appllancasr lull bMamint* 3 _ malntolAlng thate locotlynt and raitocklrtg In^tory.' All locations oi^' at- I. PEOPLE ___nltig watermelon aWd antique fireplaces, doobla.clrpprt. patld. .-tohllshad by oui.campony. We na^d a «l«|>aA^ble dittrlbufor, wok.or (a ' ll -buiini — JincadT*W.“<«ea^l«H«^^ mftle. In tWi orao with IPOO.TJO min|a(bm to JnveH^la equipment ontLIni- mont%, f ^ ln g i con grow to 0ARKS AND 50NA — 7M*44Hr- oHnusllyonduR.^a'WlH contidar porl-tlma oppli^ontt. Wirtejo?__ _ »SH, JH-SIIS. compute laformation,' Including phona'numbar ond Airaa Coda. All Iriqulriei tOsUlling all popular styles for evm M -r^ trop acras. 3 holfiitniuKr I hauls — Insldf or outslda city a j^ ^ lm m td la U possasilon. Fon bBo in n o b * • Hinlimiln • V.Mrlcfly irotkctlon, u tillly, beauty, ■*honi 7J4 4M4__ .•oo«rioc*llon.tJi!i4rMmJw5(«^^ , .CONSOllDAfED CHEMICAL CORPORAtlON DAY; fra'aie Dried Products OlVlilon ^ . 3119 Monlrote Blvd., Suita 130 . 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-NEW -1^W |DE-= mtnMt-AAJiin-KVC FeKfir latupi In .th t are«, M l Wright. 73J-7473.' . 1973's ' Furnllhed — All Gas U 'NIGHTCRAW,IE(?S 4 QEDROOM HOUSE ntwly car ARE HERE Hay. Grain A Faad OFFICE OUJLDIfjG for lalo fn hnachlne ihed with ihop And 1 ' On.Oiiplay Now 1973 *3888 ' downtown Twin Fallt. 4,606 vkunre , W A N T E D 0 0 0 0 DAIRY hay lor la lt, bv tamf 'modern homei, Call, for ap. F.O. B. Boiio U x 72 Alto feet, fully carpeted. Off itresl truck load. Bonded hay and grain po lntm e nf. A/rlte Oox. X \7 TimM buyer. Qorda. Trucking* 934-4036. Fcrm i* RtrfchM Front Kitclign Rewi"°’ ~ , boxes / c ro p 'w ith Qood Im- M IC O Mobliii Salai picking fut'nished 3 Oedroom 3000 Chindon Bol&o, Idaho FOR.SALE.6 acres tllage corn in 70'ACRES, 7SihnrHwal0r. Ideal for IV. Both- BRAND NEW building fn •xcellimt field, Jerome, .334-3968 after 6. - • lock. Ju J e J lU 130,000 CLEAR va ry good. ' Coif Jerome 324-8300 •‘ •L A K C t^^e tffc V r-1 M 4 Main, A4dium pe(ua« Furnnhod . ' Coll Collect (208) 344-7201 ‘ downtown location for leaie. 1760 .«quareftal and wilt da«ign Interior Uuhl. Phone S4}«4A4. Evenlnot In Slock For Immadlal* QsliCe'ry O p o n — WANTED; 1,000 2,000 bales good . 543 4IU. TAYLOR AGENCY ■ Sundayi 1 6 1o lu ll tennant'i' ipaclflcatloni. ^9 a.m.— 11 a.m. or 9 p;rn,— 11 p.m. _ cloM Sir.lIWi. . • Mitnb*'ol Twin Fall* Suitable for Proreulonarolllcefl or $ 9 5 9 5 ■ Ask for M r. .Odneal or Mr. Spensley "MlS-’ STervKd 1964 NASHUA 10' X 33' with T retail outlet. Call Dick Metier . im llh at Oem State Realty */33' 250 COW RANCH Dpanid Taylo, Orob«r - 433-53(19 ' tJvIng room ei^andceiy>ando, alip 7' .. Moian Smith 734-4904 back room. EKcellent&C»lli condition. 3336," BROCkWANS I 334-3040. OfJiulHul flre.i'T’ fl’lTundrtnco oi V.f oil-Wilton 433-4137 ■ TRAILER SALES 0 £ E i C E : S P A C E .ftyBilftJ)l8->oon_on d -fe e d lo t------v*N»J«F—flmJ—or««,—OLM -oraio- l\)ue.LakeV^i)rth. Wono 373-3616 ■ pormils. Only *150,000, J9 per con! S, Moin^cm ii fjom-Ihftitan Motoit A____ e p .%m q 'o e l a ir e ;_':1-:. . ■ or 733-0716; ...... ' ..... down, Thorno Rl-flllVv Shoshonc;. tOQACffg^rrawTTppfarm.toM p r fwiftFolli - 734 3167 . MOBILE HOME PARK Id^rro (70/1) OOA ?0M. , . acre. Clete to toHp1lon^(l t4o acr^S, 171 thlir'ai of water. FOR SALE; Straw 93cents per bale _i^nc.muno,-tiOi^nc.tuimo,-4ia00fl,-Wg-Conn«iv ~" K^^^b«^rwJm'7T1lI^^^ibm•T^^^o : r 733 1043 evenings. Radiator, Oatterlei, Etc. Wanted hone patture. Phone 733 733 <01Vor HArrison Rm Hv,- . Tenant houi*. 4 itaii walk ihroiwh H.KOPPELCO. - 0471 evenlnot— _•* m u j j . ___ ’ ■ ,,'alrv barh.wlth plpa.ltne milker ^ AMBlfiOUS YOUNO man would 133 2nd Avenue Soulh aMd bulk tank. Loadna thte 7)47493 . — bBdroom fiomt. f»«rf COIN SHOP summer hours Frld>i SPOT CASH baiemeni.'corraii, 3 car garage. 1972 Govarnor 11 FumliMd t Ufllum Houm On Shor'plnq Center., 113.800.. - 3:00 pm to8:00pm Saturday, 10 t< For Furniture Appllancet 6 9 'x U ' 4 x'a ALUMINUM -window/cartop 6.'733 8393, 438 North Main. ThinotolVaUM PUREDRED DACHSHUND Sevtral .Laro* Caltia ranchei, TWO SMALL 7 bedroom homes' DANNER FURNITURE ■ Puppies, tIS.bO. 195 RaiNiage. amplff'watar/patlurv and feed, .30 ACRES. 3 bedroom home, neer Closeout Sole carrier, waterproof, rose colored Jerome, 3 n^llei off freeway One in Haielton, one in Jerome 137 3nd Avenue Wesi .. 7^-1431 phone 734 3066 priced right. Call Olll Ptferi. Cali after 6.30 p.m.’, A1 Roblnton, nylon caveno. good shape, . ( ty tn ln o in i82>l) 135.000, . ■ Only $8995 733 6>9\. , • ’ . 4^43 FOR SALt:: Purebred Gorman ■ ■ 'ClOSED ‘ . NEW GAS ralige, uied'6>s range, Shepherd pups Phone Burley, 67B Feldtrhan—Realtors L a 'N R E A L • Solufdny. Sondny A AAondoy 3 BEDROOM Luxury ,homu, Nor CORRUGATED FtBERGLASS for several now beds, new Queen tlie 783^ _ -tsrShotHonrsV-W^------. Seplfmber 5. 3 and 4 ~tttcasMocatton^rieBS^ur»ttt-Jone-!—patfosT-fencrtr^mttBnKirTing'Sr ------E S T A T r C O — . ... whpre a ’ good looking QUEENSLAND BLUE HEELER Jeromb, Idaho cheaply priced matsrlaUs desired. ^ O R S C W T ^l^ngo^^u|>^^garanteeooer------70 ACRES.’mdoo^ IDAHO REALTORS. 733 0716. - ■ ; : n 5 9 5 H. KOPPEL C O . . finonciflQ.Atatlobie- H:ttdn:ti6mamCDniDAT73«*wfrllIirr3$: — AntlOua-f«und-eaU-table.—( tandicaped, 16 -ACnCi. -Jerowi*" JirlJ*-AUlrtl " couples-pTlOf^e 733 3389 ' I electric Johnson, tent, 33 rltla. — )m CDiai poy-nmparatbr'frMW modern 3 bedroom home. Owner cots, car cooler,-bike. 886 7664 BOISE 13.1 Cubic foot, automatic defrost moved out ol. state. Very anxious l Electric stove. 433 3936 PUPS FOR SALE: Labrador J30 ACRES Deeded, one lecllon 10 sell Call Stan Wallers, »34.3107 MOBILE UNFURNISHED j ’bedrMm hotr Welmaraner cross ready to go lor 'fret orailni) end lOO head range or la n d OFFICE OF IDAHO Oldwr or responsible couple Shdat A Clothing 13 Phone 336 2734. rlflhflzrPlenty Ol -wafer, heavy R^et^ercnces. no puls Phone ) CARPETS COME C lean with our I FRIGIDAIRE DOUBLE oven volcanic loam toll^Good masonry REALTORS) 733 07U HOMES Machine. Rent HOST tl. Wilton i range: Clean and in excellent homettuinw withwiiii fullluii baument.uaMmarti. Ranch Bate* Twin Fatti and Jerome, LACY-S SIZE lOmedium golf shoes, condition, |6S. 821 Mountain View FOR SALE: Chihuahuas,-poodtes/.;- ^ a rrle i 300 head .of‘ itock,. covrt.c< 1835 K.V.S.rly Rd. - 23i.3 4JQ - excellent shape, synthetic IrostoO Drive ^hetland stud, and situnks, work .-ACREAGE. BRAND NEW S bodrcnm, I’ j baih. 'M ^ F L E R S Initalled while you horse colt. Phone 023-3631 • 173.000. n«olit»red and gradaa cowlc t 18.000.00 3.f acre! wllh a iharp 2 all electric carpeted, full w^^, QOOd contiltion. After 3 733 , OPEN 7 ak'fi f \Q -9\. .-basement.--^731-3170 ------y- - wait.- -Compma-muHt,cf_aef-vi£g. 2 YFAB ni n__wast)cr_tnci-acw b«dTOom-»M»m»r-goo«l-^itfv— Inctuding cu8tom duals. 4or, cars ' - hli BASSETS. Shli-Tiut', poodlet, and p rra li, full water right. Located -and-plcluM.-AOOOT-T'6 AUTO . lo - . 'Hunting Dogi.'Appointment ontv- Hl^urATtiii'd Aptirft Dvpltitai SUPPLY. 3(U Shoshone St. South. miscellaneous household goodt 82' Sawtooth Kennelt 334,4111, IDEAL DAIRY place. T^acrei. 7S R'ick Knigtit7’835 s s ff ” 5330U H o r c noon Je ro m *- lharoft o( water Senn tirbam. 10 __itancfiion^ block barn GEM STATE REALTY W ave a' SMALL FURNISHED apflrlment K E N M O R E M O D E L 800 washer, room “T«,ootr rii Miller; Buhl Phono S43 4j^09 PICKLE CHOCKS, all ilm . lUnri.r ■ JCennaHr-Weit-Recep-eomer, -•— Furniture 733.1431. ADDISON ALLEY ANTIQUE tine K im b e rly 433-3104, ( - LABOR BEAUTIFUL 1 bedroom lurnlshed yacatioft Propcti^ China, glass, silver 10 per cent off -rtn.i-nllflrt*hH.t fniviMr,_ni.smi> 3 BLACK part.spanlel pups Phone BEDROOM Home>l _DAX- commercial accessories. Sales ivBji™■ -WTJtT M uir i"t*°o.'iiV" and Service. James Clark. 733 S601 G E j..F ll,T e R FLD aytoftiDtlc preclhair4. RBNTCRS. ' 2 6 A C R E T d ' j t^ilt¥trc»ni YEAR around access A nt»w SEE YOU (Alrpor^Road) 733 3343. See after 6:00 pm., 3'/j North mountatn home all modern, information DO IT YOURSELF! Shampoo your Deadman's corner. Filer. Good, house d,r>d ouibuiidinflj Phone D a. D F ^-^ad^cUuo-A^Qd __ft»du&«d—lo- ______FRIGIDAIRE DRYER, only »49.30 .-TUESDAY,, SEPT, ,5 Wlfh 90 day'warranty, at M !• Y ■ AKC GREAT Danes PobdfesV JOHNSTONE REALTY Elcctric 441 Main Avenue East, Deaolet, B ritlanlet, Samoyed, •4 L E V E L S OF L IV IN G m Ih ii . open AAondays llll 9 p.m. y>eclal on Norwegian Elkhounds, bnck hom e* on Sunrise North NORTH CAMPUS APARTMENTS German Shorlhain, Also Pointers, Priced right ot 131,500 Harry,Johnifon /34404Q singles units, fully, furnished, all ^TOW A WAV b«d for rent, 14.00 a Toy Terriers, Brlla-Poos, German BoD Jones 733 7613 BAKER'S utilltiiIltles' 734...... 3068. week. BANNER FURNITURE, 41 Haaling A Air Conditioning Shyh e rd. Mac's Kennels. 336------hon*'7'33’4j<.? ~Spa«’Nors.'— ------— Coyv, pood breeder 326 4371. - Clenn Barton GET YOUR HOME iklrted before t REGISTERED BLACK Angul Eldon Gough cold weather comes. price with Houri 10:00 ...... ' Lowell WiMs weekdays Saturday 10.00 lo I . . . . cowl. Bred. Bett foundation herd. Darrell,Drnke the purchaie ot an awning Call 733 0191. . M f PBtfrsiKi M4-4585.. 733 3804. Mrs. William.Qruley. 133 4-x B’ EXTERIOR PLYWOOD: Gd Bench 9lh Avenue East CD Blows 13 49 Ruby Edmons '■a"CO Interior *393 SO •« HEREFORDS Black anrf 1971 FLEeTWOOO \1 s u t p m EldA noK NEW'3____ ...... - . - . . RENT-APIANO ‘T'CDK • »4.8S Whitefarr oonne Cowt. Martent • Ue* Piper Sanded3nds »3.93 Bros., Duhl. 343 4191. ■ SEE ^ U K I ' l l j - ^ u v h Trailer Court. No 33, Heyburn Idaho New and Used Pianos 3 16” Utillly 13.39 SIMPSON!) APAHIMENIS and Organs 4’ X 10' '/j" Mndod Shop 18 69 UO ACRE dairy, ntup, (Herringbone M' HOUSE TRAILER forrsale or 4' x9V«'‘. Sanded Shop 1 GUERNSEY SPRINGER COW milk barn, good- remodeled 9 MOD^ie ■ 156 MAURICE STREET . NEW AVOCADO two compartment *9.93 • coming vvHb 3nd call. Phone p3- Sink, never used 125. Hobson RICE'S HOUSE OF bedroom home. FARW BUREAU, MOiiLE HOMES...... GALVANIZED ROOFING: 3903 ______^______703 Soulh Lincoln, Jerome, 334 ' ' 7 3 4 - 4 1 9 5 ■ Trailer Couri No 33 Heyburn WURLITZER 4371 DON WALLA(;E. 733 76U 90 REGISTERED POLL ED t'erelords NjBMltt ' GHet.nyYou VOU MATIC VACUUM pump 3 t i l 93 square owner crippled — must tell. Tod I fl'Ul -) b#droo.tu • oil opplionfp* nionihs old. like new R 4. 3 ' 175 Blue Lakes North 733 904S AAonaghan, ■ Hagerman 837 4868 130 ACRES NORTH SIDE Dairy including cfuhwtMhet ^onri rinpoiol horsepower molor. 75c(m, 30 Farm with piehty of Irrigation VA LOANS on mobile homes <;a'pV1 ond Mitopo» • luu'niJni-lanttlcopcno * pool ‘ ai« con Phono 543 5647 3nd Avenue East, Twin f-alls, 2' O'Vinyl Door^ »3 93 ea 336 4631 or 733 0690, Denver Fine, cowl can be purchased loparately Inc. 733 7368. rfiiioning ' wolit locloioli’ , Filer. All thoeino cash. _ ^ p m Idaho. Phone 733 S338. N O R T H W E S T 1.3..bedroom- and 1.3 bame. Priced at 190,000 Now Open — Heated .<\wirf»mlng COMBO ORtiAN, tarfisa compact, PLYWOOD SALES pooi sauna, exercise room, 'bass pedals-amp. Phone 733 6013. - /33 5909 clubhouse, patios, storage sheds, STUDENTS! 2050 Kimberly Road PRYDEN AGENCY bdewalKs and paved street. Large 3S CAAAPUS BOUND? Conn, Seimeri Dundy, - Arlley, I BLOCK WESTOF bfningk .. 334-48)2 or JJ6 2604 . U. I4 or double.wide ipacei. Call Yamaha. 133 Shoshone Street • . GULF STATION 733 4607. 734 4411. or 733-8460. Gl Fooilockeri S3 96 lo 37.93 Moiol North. .733-7083 WARNER V^SIC FO a-RENT furnlshed—or un^ Open, va.m. to6p m. PUREBRED YEARLING AnuuS JEROME. IDAHO furnTVled all electric carpeted, 3 Footlockeri 3I0 95& Up BeirQotlnm MONDAY THRU bulls 900 to 130(7 pounds Herd OVERSTOCKED MU6T move bedroom mobile home. No ' Pnnit. Fiencli Wollle Stomper Slioet, CLAfflNET ONLY used two in^ths, SATURDAY Sires arc non parlel Keystonomorc immedlntoly laroe Inventory ot ct^ildre^^ under 13 or pett attowed. Reg $17.95 Cloi.out>9flft' • tor sale See ht 117 Hutltlleston and Non-Pariol Bardollermero. ’ 130 AC^ ES, Southwesl ol Buhl with 4 mobile homes. Make offer. AAA »17S a month with 173 cleaning •Road, liiler Cali Frank Drake bolorc,7 a.m. or bedroom remodeled home 40 uiscount, jerom6. South ot deposit. 734-3883 or see at Laiy J Oaraga Salat ftller 6 p.m acres, close to Jerome. Bare 80 Tupperware AAobile Home Ranch 733 3381 by; acrei between Filer and Twin ao Parts & Service'^ apoolntment’ only. KQEEEJZS Radio. TV * « T o o WiseONlTft-' CALVES~aiV T^Iti. acres Southwesl of Buhl.wilh nice 195,1 PAN AMERICAN 8^K 30' trailer home. . 80 acres Northslde with ^y»«-^^New carpet and tile, 11300 4ieaumukM»dH*ifn-*om».— 3^16- ’ 'Wisconsin's high production hors M lKtllM M ui For b if -r^ROWSEVItlE- walnut S323. rTfiicHinneous,"^ 43S flth Avenue 'Write for froo-prico list acrei with nice home,"Magocman M l8c tlla n *0U8 For S alt' /'Jor.th.' Vanderburg Calves', N Prairio, area. Cali Gene Hopkins 343-4643,. MOO IL e ' hoME,17',u 60 1 971 Like Wl*r-S3l53- .*______DUhl -Branch Otlicek 343-6633-or BLIND S'TITCH sowing machine, FOR SALE: Clliien band riidio, LAND OFFICE OF -IDAHQ^ good ar' lOin 197M4* 6 4 X o lu m b lln M M rt „D AIRY._SA LE..... Cl OSE OUT 8 track tapei and -No'Bquitv. “ TJJMII— ONE Su n b e a m nvestock.cllppon. CABBAGE.-PEPPERS, tomatOM, r^rT^eW lNES-- •‘ --vy<...... :cattel,tet -* SAVEI Alto buy^w lU —r«t-6podt— .Bod#ntiab 3 rtorfh.-t EVERY^FRIDAY-U A.M. ■•FIRST TIME. EV^R oll*red tor FOR 8AIT, OY’ OWNER : 74 x ^ . trade. THEE TAPC SHOP. 348 wctt qt Weti 3 poinit ’ mobile home with extras. 733-1074, Maln.AvtHiue South, Twin Fallt: ■ Cattle, SKaep, Hog»; Hortei tale. 174 acre choice row crop 10 KEY ELECTRIC . Idaho. '•* tarm. Full vi^iter rltfttt. Vmitet , afJar.*i-p.m., for appoinfment^ 0ERT5CH a m p l if ie r . Harmony RED POTATOES, 3 cpnlsrTom. EVgPY M0NDAV-V12 NOON* ------n'home.' electric guitar, »73, 13 tiring tomatoes, 3 lbs., 60c, Vance’s TflADE EOUltY In 1*71 J bwJroom : WHILE THEY LAST hollow body guitar, .eVcellenf Furnltura A Carpat Stand. F ile r, and Wathloo ^ 44?44-h«rQld 13 X 33 mobile home (urnlthirurnlthed, '13 condition. |l6o. \970 Oodoo PolaTli SHOSHONE SALE YARD or LA>JD carpeiM, tiic8, Mr pickup citvfpay; — excfillent condition tWM. i960 El :i086-22pi_ OFF! I a l t d r s , good fui’hiture atvT «pp/ianca« or Rill H o((it. i R X i -motor-«y

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SAAOOTH_MOUTHED MARE wllh jaddta, blanket «nd bridlt. Sold FOR, SALE Jo*t In time for corn 1040 PLYMOUTH ROAD RUNNER' FOR SALE: 1949 NoVa 3 dOor. aK- 1972 HONDA CB500 sitaoo \9S^ QMC truck. New pnlnr with 6 ton Fan-mbflnd power box . . . THAT'S . . . g - 4 ^s^,-m a o wh*elr Phone '734 • - Tstlant conamon'.-ithone 543-4911. aUtf ,5 p.m._ V and forage ildet. Priced to sell. M . 2 9 5 Soil together or sepArate. 734-3573, «J| TiniNO MO j^joor hirdiop, ALL TYPES OF HORSGS. houohl. THIS WEEK'S. 5- JUDGE GTO 1949 Model, new dark metalllcgreen with malchloo »5d. tf*d«d. Pl*f,rv of rwch See ui CripT^enrCycle Salet 1947 CHEVROLET ElCamIno, extra SPECI/Vl .3 factcry enolne, polygtiis iirH , Itjtarior, 303 automatic,, power . pildlnot. Btn Haltv, nS-MSS. . 236 Well Addiio;\ new paint, turbo-hydromatic «harp:'-9ee'At-345 Duchanan, ' tranimlislon, «3,000 cash. Phone TwinFalU ! 733 9345 . -1966PIVMOUTH'' Z , -FOR PAGES OF VALUES Check the 19A4 CHEVROLET. VO stock-truclp, 433-S3S4 after 6 evenlrtos. -Want Adi^each d«yl . , _ -A-»-condition-or^i97r~Foro- VB . . Futy.lilJtdon.full...... :i! stocktruck, phone 543 5024. power, air. radio, heater, 194W>ONTIAC CONVCRTltfLE. PReSHor Sprlrair cowt or h»lf«i't 19«7 DSA-441 Victor, trail iprocket. —new llrH , real good car, 4 cylinder guarantMd. UiV or trad» for' .‘Phone 733- H^59 CHEVROLET pickup. 203, VO. ------Sse at 3dl Locust or call With wooden stock rack.'' 025-5594. ! r » : FORD'S I, t32S, Phone 734 3050 after 6. I9M FORtA 'jfo n ; V n. long wide, 'CLEANUPTIME '“ ■tfooo OADY andpMtur* calvei lof boKt MIchclln tl^rps, good . OUp ENTIRE STOCK .•«l». All kind*. Wione 334'4163 or condition, tl.OOO 5J4-2534, . COURIER 334-40». Jtromt. _et?mtP'C*'UJ>‘ ‘Jcuckioniaia------I S H B R E f = . «X£eiieni-condl SonielessthanwtiolMale aButed, Take Aclvanlage d flU ^ .Open Sundaytand Evanlnol MILLER HONDA &ALE& way» to flifnanc*. Ont^o l( 1971 HONDA CL175, under 2300 wheeler diesels, DIetel Iruck Hansen, Idatw 433-5179 Advantages of 5TH W H E E J ^ mllei,.j«S, 33f45«. . tractor. 40' itock ‘ “ ' ' *2377 . -35-«oot-mtidett-Wiili-n; hoi]' oft::tBPTUTBr-1fft-~ygg Rr*7p^r»r living in|0)rmenl Simple Hookup, Idu >woy on llio rood, ion ongin« FOR SALE »970 'Yamaha US van. 10 wtieelerdleMi, VlsOO, Good Endure, low m(lfaD*< 'excellent 1959 Ford *150, 1'/1 ton chevroleT...... itroin, le»\ tice *oaf, eoky poikinQ, (oomiili, lo»t dapiot.olion ore only condition. 733-)}(M. . truck 1150, m ton Oodee trucks V n lew of-ll44- _ Loc«i«ti-Jn Dtn'« Auto Repair-. • down-Sleepi 4, » m Phone 734 Phono 733 9W3. Jacktof), Priced tor quick U lf. fn.n^ gpidjnQ. 733 0471:------;PJI«r-^ AA*ln-4amno.ovor_oVlu*r_ '335. Low' mileage, will consider 1941 CHEVROLET CAMARO Rally ^-437A>.__ Z ______, -im-FORO .a_!on_194'.i,WheBl. Qaie.. _ J 1 m on trade. 43i^4i7i Sporl. 337, 4-Speed. Power- Tractor (ranchlie. Csh order a>^r" FOR SALETJiM OSAT'Call - mlngs. —*feerlnorooodrub6ar;-HM0.-7aJ- -F-Ott—SALE-ay—OWNEO:- TEAM OF work horsn ar»d har Oliver parts-or- equipfnent. f or KIT COMPANION 1?' self MazdA RX 3 4 door sedan, rotary n c«« .'«0 « 9 and 10, b»y ants more inlormailon call contained. Very clean. No ihower. 1970 AOcc bRIDGESTONE CHIDI. "lin e , 9,000 mllet. Can be-seen sorrel. Weigh 1700 pounds cach. tiaSO S43 &19A. excellent condition. Phone 733- 1955 CHEVROLET .3-ton, 14- slake ; s ?Lynwood t Blvd. ■ • . tSOO. S66.7766. 0846. wilh tarp. Ideal stock or furniture very clean. 733-1975 or 734-3 van. Excellent condition. «475, 733 THORtJUGHDREDS.'AAaros, llllloj. -15 POOr CAMPER trailer, sleeps 3754, 1959 FAIRLANE F.ORB 4-door, 1.. collt. Special. 3 yedr ttud :6R^ALE-We4tern spreader box-on CITEirNliRGKE J yiMf old Rinjister J -^ O H N OEERE 3010 Diesel 1970HARLEV DAVIDSON l}5ce low ' Iruck Ouhl 543 4615. - , J?7o MAVERICK Clean, low t - Allis CHAIMERS XII9Q FOR SALE Self conlalned school rrjIles.A^OOor nesh olfer. Call 543 mileaoe. 1 owner,...... “ Palomino oclding USD Phone ' bus buill Into camper Good 7\ anytlmo atter_^,p.,m *' __[ ^BiJDomtmnM'dain —‘03*4040------1------INIEftNMIQN*t5e4— “ caWgltlBff.->730. M4 Ji/7—^ =3V)u FORD RANOl!'ft-»a-ton"pICkup wilh. 1970 Socurlty traveler 0' FOR SALE; Comet, -m i, low HUNTEHS SPECIAL ' A yt-flr 0|c I - MASSEY FERGUSON 165 overhead camper. 040 3rd Avenue miioage, excellent condition. * __gtKk, ntiv. 2 .- MASSEY FEROUSON-Udj WD&1. Twin F.AIU_Phone-733-4701 Phone 733-0077. LEO RICE MOTORS 1953 DObGE ilA K t r.j. good tires, Gooding. Idaho MUST SACRIFJCE.':-1»?0-.J-door_ 53.000 miles, clean VS50 or best ------Maverick,Qoodcondlllon.llkanew Farm ImpltmanH C O M B IN E S * USED H«tvv Equ(pm«ftt I - JOHN DEERE 55 otfpr. *WIII trade S43 5740. _l9ZJ_V.W_Squorobacl(__ BALDWIN POTATO brusher works Combine 1960 1 FORD VAN, new enolne. 31 Blue, Auto Tront. AM R ad io ' betweefi Iruck and plier (cross — rA«^F Ann in ' NOMAD------iltov't0-aBlI0n“ carpe1fnn mO^CLffillcijyi.W arrdrity ■(lole'moHol’P ^ Tr6Wel4rall6r imoiintfTTTTiao ' Sell contomed MICHIGAN, 75-A 5 5<44 morning or evonlngi GLEN JENKINS M OTOR CQ. 1 — MASSEY FERGUSON • Well Equipped . CASE UO-Oackhoe UEAH f.AT POWER , lake oil. 510 Combine 1969 ' 1. finoticino Avoiloble CASE UD Dackhoe Import—Sports Cars ilalionarv hay choppc r with bale CAT 12 grader. I ^ ^ 2 4 9 5 arag; Good COrtdltlon. Phone §??_ OAfl-fOHD-rri-,-; 2 door, Vtnyl lop. air condilion- Muilong, V-0 engine, 3 ipeed Sflulpment need, 1948 OPEL KADETTE .pill Upghmlller Micheiin tiros, t950 or 15 t&5 g, V-0 engine, aolomotic ^ Iront- Ironimiition, power titering. . B7 INTERNATIONAL COMBINE. monlhly paymonl*. 423-5990, — ^ ^ o o o r^ o o d ^ohdllion, Pticmo- l9 7 1 .VW Beetle" -l522^QfiD_ ~S259S^ 1*70 TOYOTA' CORONA 4 dOOr ■ IV70 FORD -...... J2 3 9 J Moverick Crobber I fdli 733.7272 C«hl i43-4303 . Clomentino Oronga. 4 Spd. SW) GALLON OAmv KOOL milk CtM>^ ,733-524iO lE39 Krmbedy Rd sedan, 4-speed Irnnwnission, now 2 door, vinyl lop, oir eonditiomno- . lank. A uniL-Chor l)o^\, pinoJine Michelln radial tires, low miloaoe. AM Rodio, G u a ran tee d V 8 eogine, outomotic frofltmit- 1 967’JEEP . . . . J1 7 9 5 9 Roger Npwion 73>-2604 like new. . Call 733.7044 or 733 7095 iiiilkino machine^ Phone S4j S703 Jolin Hill. . . 423-5131 ■fltter 3 p.m ...... ------__ _ Wogoneor: V-0 engine. 3 tpeecf -SQfLSALR; IJ4.C, Wo. r6rbean:x — ^ 8 9 5 ^ - 1971 FORD . , . . . $2095 -----camblnfl/-Gq^, Jhap#^W!It*riL 49 . BoaTi t M jirin t Ittm t 4 door, vinyl lop, air condilioning, - Tha FOR SALE Fire danjaoed pickup excellent condition. 733-8743. 90 Special, Wilt trade for hay or be seen at Ken Roundy's Motor *tloot llvetlock. Phone S43-5700. Lodge, 761 Main Avenue West. reappointment to JOHN DEERE U and .RED, WHITE and blue paisley sop. Call 734 7875. ATECO SO rAf^- Volkswagen. 1941 body, 1944 1964 F O R D . , , . $ 7 9 5 ^OR S«LE: 1954 Chevrolet Iruck, 14 engine; custom interior, excellent 1969 Chevy Pick Up ' Tl'underbird. ihorp toot beel bed Can- be sold CHR'T^CCT BOATS AND. condition, snow tires. 733-95a9. separately 324 4071______------MOTORS U AAotor Homt i . -Crt Late modpl telf Trailer. utPil 35 hp elsclric tinri propelled Lockwood potato pller Exnrudn $UI9S Home phone 73314V0 - wtih 30'boom and lully aulomatlc. FROMDATSON NISSAN WITH PRIDE MpOlitEtiQblE * 9 9 5 YOUREE 532 4}S1> ’b llll HAVE SOME GOOD USFO BOATS AND TBA/lfUS - PfllCfD TO , Sfool constnxtion . Burley Areo Twin falli Areo 8aor /nflofion ... MODEL BO Internallonal Harvetler Sfll» 479-3519 734 2331 t)ean combine, very good con m oloBiilabe^buy. UnitaiS? Unif5l57 DEAN MOtOR CO. ^ ditlon, on Don Walker place, Rich­ CENTURY A U TO M O TIVE- .409 2nc|‘Ave. 5,„. .133:2022 1966 Rambler 770 Wogen field. 407-7184. MACHINE MOTOR •3 Trucks Blue, V - 8 , Auto Trans, PS 4' CASE COMOINE Spike 2 261 Addiion Ave W 733-5070 1944 VOLKSWAGEM bug, new tires, cylinder, good condition. Alto 4' good shapa. Outlaw trail cycle. EXTRA SHARP CARS Case lor parU- 1350. Phone 324 4891 ' - • > y « Sp«iilnQ Ooeds 1944 FORD 4 wneal drive pickup and 8V)'cabover camper combination. * 8 9 5 1 9 7 0 F O R D LTD .d o - , exlia ihorp, V-B, COMPI.ETE oaoe'wheel assembly KRYSTAJ. VETAL Skill 195, Miller See at 415 %)uth Ucust, Call 734- auiomoii<, power 4leeririg and broiiBt. oir coniiilionino ^ r v for’ TMflisey Ferguson plow, t50 bindings, LnSolomllo buckle boots Good solid 14’ polalo digger with V-'i. All In Qood Shape. 733-9589. 1 97 0 F O R D fnirlone 500 4 door simian wagon,--$ 1 0 0 ^ ‘ rubber rollers or cross conveyor, ALL TYPES ot springs repaired, 1949 DATSUN SRL 3000 convertible:. 303 V-fl, ilontkird troniminion. Ihi» i» really o clean car *| f If sJ - Would trade lor calves. Phone 334 MAX-S FLY SHOP. 1104 Mor- overload springs Installed. 4&T3 ^ nlng»lde Drive, Twin Fall*. Wolly MASTER SPRING SERVICE. -JBJ-UEUKES 201? Kimberly Rgid.. 733-76H. .. 1971 V O L K S W A G E N Squareback, only $ 0 0 0 * ; blOUX HOPPERMATIC 6 ton grain wormt. dry fly, hair fly. .J.Ww!»‘i.Hio,ieoJlyfl,ni« o n . ___ ^ y 7 L V - bln, JA50. . . VOLKSWAGEN BRUNSWICK, Della and THEA liaiKlm lM ily ftMa ' 739-39S4 1 9 7 0 V O L K S W A G E N ,.oii, $ -| IDAHO TRACTOR Salvage. Caih lor pool tables, accessories. Sales and See it Now A) : . PQfLJALE:. 1949 El Camino. low o used tf-sclors. Uud part* r “ ^ i c e . James Clark, 733-5401 down payment. Take over tharp one , dlsojunlt. 73>-a393. eftar 4:00 enp weekends- payments, 534-2134, Wendell. 1973 MA'ZDA RX3 4-spead, 10,000 195S FORD Station wagon 3door, 1 9 7 0 T O Y O T A 4 daor udon. radio. 4 WILLS M otor Co! FOR SALE: 1941 Chevrolet hlavy miles, excellent condition. Jerome good running condition, 340 DIue FARMERS,bON'T TAKE a ctiancf SHARP 1970 Skl-doo, A40TNT, newly 33d Shoihene Si. W. 733-3091 ' duty Ion pickup, good condition Lakes Soutti alter S. ipeed, while woll tirei, e»l/a iharp ...... _ n . 4 9 5 on high priced spuds. have>extr overhauled. Phont^ 734-3383 .. 197i :LTO-Oroogham-wUh_*i. daytime, 733-1034 evenings. ?54 4lh Ave.W. 733-73i5 condilion, ver/«lean. li 1944 CHEVROLDT SS, 337 v V M O S T A R G 6 cylinder, standard $ 1 C —IWO-Chewol------^ujQmatlc._Phoiw 43;^-}7jii~ hontmlnloo. radio. 3 lo choon Irom . _ | K JJf ^ -400 acres. Call 733.37.19. Can -be - seen Waits ios;^NiLANa.UaHinrco^ 77 . , Aut« ^•rvlei^^, Jero|ne. Phona 334-B3iin -AtrTSnrortr4PWIBC iiivnvsmakM 'and..calllber. a i K J . . lUNTERSF’ Bxciirehl rontllllft'ti' -WM-FACCON-Wim-Mfltf motor and 195^0 C H E V R O L E T- «r ton ntiunrrv'-a.-,. J Rine, shotoons, pistols. Open 7 Part! A A cc« tt» rlH 'TRACTOR repairing, all makes. a.m. lo 11 p.m. 7 davs. 7 4 \^ in \9ii CHEVROLET;, 10 w»«ol«r, 40 1971 Jeep. Universal, low mileaoe, transmission. 1940 GMC pickup aolomolic.Veolly o nice heovy duly truck See; Tom Dollnger or Bill Holman Aj/«nue West. Twin Falls. Phone must sail, 733-8743. • ' will-trade for lale modal itailon -ftt-melvneutt-macHlnarvir - )9|3< SET OP-Mleky-Thompson naedia series. V-8, wnler wfixM in In good shape. Phone 7A4. 1 9 6 8 FORD-CuWdm-4 door iadnn.'O cylinder;----- Flnral Avenue--733-7S47.— \>arlng rocker •W f x— ^3-4fr1+-— ‘ eu.ll»f^U«»d-Cai>.r SEPTEMBER 6-7-S-9 THESE MERCH ANTS Van fcngeleh's Department StoFe - -Anderson Lumber Co. - BE Williams Shoes Farm &-City:Dlstributing Inc. The Paris Co. ClosBo6k Store Sew & Save Fabric Shop Maico Hearing Aid Center THURSDAY Banner Furniture Macie’s Boots & Western Wear I P . M SEPT^7th Summerfield’s B & B Inc. PlywayCo. ^ Herrett’s Mfg. Jewelers Red’s Trading Post Kri^geriTrue V Shirley & Wyatt FALLS DAY Sullivan’s Music Wilson-Bates Appliance Store KenVMagna SpFCietfFabncj^— Penny-wise Drug Warner Music The Mayfair S h o p ^ - ^ ' Ropier’s The Bon Marche Jei^ideWeljfs ' y J,C^ Penney -Petersen iFurniture The^Competition Ltd.

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io n LANA ^VOOO;ncfn^i"^ ~ — ------— - i o n DOtilS DAY ' ' VVIiAt b in d o f m ovies^'do you enjoy iiee{ng?T-E. AUen.‘ Aus-- T o u r haU arc very bcc<>h»inB to y o u .is ih n f w h y vm i v ^ n r ’ them BO often, or nrc you tryiitR to help hying hnis hnck into lin , Tc*ns fo>ihion?-MrK. J. A. Niinnally. Weaver, Ahi. • I Invr lilt! movies luul music of the thirties. I recently saw ' "Cohl Dlj»gerH of 1030’* jmd “Forly-Secood Stroct/’ and I • .S(m>c «if lK )th. I lo v e h a t4 «un»j)linu-nl, bfcausc I'm vi-ry .chcKwy ahoi|t thiisi? I wear. Now that yttu nienlion il, h^w ss I a m l r y i n g to hriu}.'; sljmiU! Ih!. I want gci to tlic thcntcr to be enicrttiincd—noL_| lo have my insides Joni. oiit with btood-and-giits drhmas, ' J ic .id g a » r J H a i iiJ fa.v)>ion. "

r o / i i*Af//.A r/ffcW ii.ss :: ^ YoJiVe probably oito of the lew h a p p ily m o rrie d >v(>ineo w I k / v o apitcuretl in "Playhoy" inngazine. llo w 'd o you feci F o n r u r w h ^ o n ' about that n«w ?-I'. G., Oecansido, Calif. ~~How-ix>ine-you-doiuL>vcnr nn'AfroP—Gail Knowle«, S^ynn- Diffirrrnt. I'or lnstaIU-4^ at the time, I kept thinking. "Hoy. _imh, Cn. ^ ^I^/ifwm ]Ftatht»r-JDcm ’tiat:e-.lhiaX^ThcU-luirKrtW-it.-Andll^ — ♦ M )'-h air ii TH)l-fiHnouii fo r grow iuift l a t u a t lu5*^'o\Vw flfffJ -I * ' - - wimt ln> fliun^^lit. fff Was greht. lie said, “Paula, "Z2i-J lio n s mI a n in c h m ik *o tlwi fiw t sh o w (if last sen.son. I h a v e _yinj*re jiisl 'hoiuitiful.'* Anti wTtli'iiolhing-tu not cut il. I (In Hke the Afro. -'regrft. ' .

i on }iM nnOWN, a c to r -:=iroitr^ASititJi:JiLDnEDirh1iM itTAimiicA^f~1^70^.„,^ t heljWH l-y o ttr c u rccr? - Wiiy have no few Miss Americas m ade U in sliow businesif -i-P. D. S., Cleorwnler, Fla. -,L. Lftpcastcr, ' ; - - _ „ • _ * i»tl»Ji*tic ca ree r c«Ttaioly h e lp e d —in fa c t, I m ig h t ocvirr • One reason-is that very few havc4ried. Most of the have gotten my chantir In shi>\v business wfth7)ut tlmTrecog- ^ girls who i-onii>cte Ini lhirilllo want to win ihe^JlO.OOOr.— I__ nitinji. Thu film I con.sidor'a turning point for m e was "'rhi* Kclxilarship and take adviuitagi* of the friitge benefits, but l“~'liirty“Do7Plf^^^liVl»»l it-groatiliunotnpF^tiys to-Avnrlc-withr— ' {i\\v ha\i* i>linuM(V U> go in to sh o w b n sin e K a fte r th u ir r.ct! Marvin, Krnie Horgniuirantl Jolm CnssavctesI Aiul a _ rriioi.i’iiJLil. , _ , , nnir\'t!lous d irccliir, U(il) A ldrich.

FOn h. PATniCK CnAY U ii wio dirvctor of the.l'BJ ^Vhat changes are you planning to make in the FBI? - . I'O n JOE GAHAGIOLA of tfm "Ttulaij" show . - Danette ^tunk, I.iognn, iffah' 1 saw yon wearing a haiqtiece on TV. It was very becoming*. # Althou)>)i 1 ho[>e I'm c'onsidercd for the job pennanitntly. Why don'l you wear one regularly? — Mildred Ilanrahan* this is just a tcinj^orary appuhilmcut. Therefore, I do ntJt Escondido, Cniif. ■ lan t«) tiin rth r l-’iil tipHi«lf di>wn jusi fqr th e sake of-changc.^ • OjM* of the wayiiigs nivc by is. vvhai« wrong \yi' , E wst my hnir. that wrwmc. W ith a hoii< ' jutiicr than KuliNtancc. Hut I have l>uen looking into any -piecc,4li iioLmc:-- - r . ;__,nr±:rTr_ ------numl>er of arjras,

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JOHN AND YOKO ONO MICK JAGQER jBOBBY LAMM ol CHICAGO -MARVTrtAVERS ------tEN N D R ------“Tupelo Hqnw" “Sgt. Pepper’8 Lonely “Wild FlowiBrs” hy Vim Morrison • Hearts Club Bqnd” by Judy Collins tEleklru) “EIvIb Pte»l8V'L ^y^hc•Um Ilcs (£?apilol>^ ------7- "David Buskin’-!^' by Elvis Presley (RCA ) -'.(W iirncrBroSTT’.------“ Hale To See YriiJ Go" "A’morlca the Beautiful" by DnvkUiuskin (Epic) “On^ Dozen Bei'ries” ' **Ju8t An Old Fashioned by Chucif Berry (Chess) by Lillle'W ulIer (Chess) by Gary Mcl-iirland (Skye) Love Song*' "BoDlddleylsA ' "John Lennon/Plastic “Harvest” by Paul Williums (A&M ) Gunsllhgor" by Neil Young (Reprise) Ono Band"____ . . . '*Mixed Bag" i>yJJ»eiUUlBy (Checker)—^-----"Bjiby Scrat^M y Baek"- -I)y-J«lm LcnnunJ^lasUc-QnO- by Riciiib •'Bnnil-(-Apple)- ( U C U r “bitlle-R ichard's^rsatesl ------by snrnTIitfpoTExccltol ------*‘P6om8, Prayora & Hits “Exilo on Main St." "The Complete Works ol by Liltlc Richard (O keh) Promises” by Tho Rolling Stones Igor Stravinsky” by John Denver (RCA) “Some Time In Now York (Rolling Slones Records) (Columbia) ------City" "Randy Newman Live” or by John & Yoko Lennon . ^ Explaining llto Travora lltt: EMplalnlng JagaoL'■ Uat: “12 Songs” Both of Mitry Tra^Jisrs' soU* (A p p le ) by liandy Ncwrnan (Reprise) This list isi\'t m(iUc up of -aij- albums rcfl'cct her gift for chpos- lim c fHVoriJcH, b u t ro lh c r rcflccis ' Explaining tho L«nnon>' lltl: in^ songs that oro meaningful wliui Jaggcr hns been listening to . Explaining Lamm’i ll«t; and lovely. To get the nnucriiil, Althout;h John Lcnnon’s nni- on-his-reccnt"traveisrQnc~'of~hts liey hba rd"m a rtd*' the Mnry 'of Peter, Paul' anil ' . . ^ . - closc jissocmtca hns heard Jngger sjHikcsnian sUiOictJ piano and Mnry fame listens to many rcc- ■cicctronic phasr, h.s (lr.t mus.eal composition at tbe Music School ^rds. “I go out and buy $K>0 ol_R:»1m>M». TiT N do. ber i»l C‘hicaj:t). IU)bby uses his Some people may think it ego­ sonywriiiny lo express iu»ih his centric of John lo mention his own album, but if you don’t love personal ami polilical vH-ws. as * ' ‘ il(*es li>hiiT ciuiun...... * • - - - your own clTorls, why shojild onyonc else;’

FAMILY WEEKiY. S The fans of today’s music know whose records are J.'The recording superstars tended to_p)ck many their favorjtes, the ones that they like to listen to records,byartists less-well?known thari'themselves. —but do tfley knowwhose Toc&rdlngs most satlgtst _(Eor exam plorexcepHortJraham Nash, not one of the.aardrums of their musical heroes? F amily W eekly them mentioned Bob Dylan!) was curious^ And we founa 6ut;too, aboufTffe listen- 2; Only two albutris were mentioned more than Ino. j3Cfi=jha-Beatlesti^gt_Eepper^an'drBandy New-~ The replies we got are Interesting In two ways: mari’s "12 Songs." By Loraiiic Altcrman

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"BpsI of Tho Swan " S l I I I B i i r "Sgt. popper's Lonoly "A irilrnb Girdat Any album by; . . Slhrorlones” ■ by Bill Wlitiers (Sussex) HearU Club Band" PorfOriViancos" '' Robert Johnson by T he Sw im Silvcrto n c s ______"Whofg Goln' On" ___by the Uealles (Ciipilol) hy RiiyX:iiarIcs-(ABC)------^ ^ -BttrMwoo (Ju b ilee ) by Marvin GnycJ.T«mla) • “ Pot Sounds" "Lady'Soul"' • . Stovlo WlilWood “Block Snako Bluos" . “World Galaxy” "by The Bcach Boys (C apilol) by ArclhirFraniclin (A lhinlic) B. B. King hy riitlon Chcnier (ihrluiolie) - by AliccCollrnnc (Impulse)"Crosby, Stills 8,'Nash:' '“SwoM Baby James" "Jazz Hot" "dornucopla” ~ by C rosby. SWIIS|.^JNash-; hy JamesTaylor Tho Allrtnan Brothers by Django Rcinhiirdl Dizzy Gillespie fSoJid - ( A ll a n l i c ) “f . . - (Warner Bros. ) Band (E m h rc y y Stntc) • - ...... “Music of BulgaFlo" ■ _ —fNonesuoIi-): biapion s iisi:- . “Wor irfd lure Planned'lt““ by Randy Newman (Reprise) Beautiful People” by Four Tops (^^olown) “Parsley, Sage, Rosemary Instead of picking titles, Brie f>y Jimtny ClilT (A&M) and Thyme" “Toa for the THIorman" Clapton sai^'that he preferred to by Cat Slevcns (A&M) Any album by Los Incas Explaining Arelho'i list: by Simon and Gurrtmiiet give F a m il y W e e k l y his* iflve W hen I lipoke to Arcthii Hrankr. (Columbia) ■ , favorite artists. All of their al­ ■ Explaining Curly Simon's list: Explaining Paul SlnHm'a Hat: lin. she yavc me a roster that bums count as his favorites. Like Just 4IS Jarpes Taylor intro- W iihoiil hcailation, Pniil named quickly climl^d to a dozen Enplainiog Jha Naih lltl; ^ most other young blues guitar­ iluceil IHo-performing talents of The Swnn Silvcrtonus firtl be­ nam es,The nexl day she thought Grahum Nash was rvluctani, ists, lirie Clapton was profound­ ' songwriter Carole- King to audi­ cause he's been lialcnine to their of more, albums, hut I had to cry at first, to assume the responsi­ ly afTected by the bottlenBOl^-gui- ences across the cotmtry. Cat -ik'cply fcU gospel muaic for sev- hall. We ended tip picLtnB~!hc bility of singling out five albums. tar playing of the late blue« ■Stevens_|»avr r arlv .Sim on-^ -©fnl-TfcnnHHiiiiT ■rsidcreUToilait-(All of this illua- The .Beach Uoys and Simon ing after- JohnMn's intensely other female singers, but Aretha group, the Hot Club of Franco. trutes how unimportant these la­ and Ciarfunkel - like Crosby, emotional style. Franklin can change anybody's . Clifton Chcnicr’a fupky bUies bels really are. Jazz, blues and S tills Si Naiih — emphnitized gar-* , B lues m en B ig M ae eo a n d B. mind. Since Carly puts so much nihum is a rccent constant op gospel are the rcidls of Aretha’s geous viKals that never took a B. King influenced Erie. King's soul into her singing, it's natural Paul's turntable, l.os Incas, who mngniricent style.) second place to the instrumental phcQitng and dy/inm iertton^ os that she should choose the |wo appear on Paul's owji album, will Rjll Withers and M’arvin Gaye .->ound. Jlthc h a u n tin g fo lk mu*'ic a model for Clapton. Among his real giants of soul, Aretha Frank* .soon have a new LP produced hy. are gifted soul singers whose orig- of Uulgarij^-not only iritrigues contemporaries, Eric recognizes lin and Ray Charles. Rondy New­ Paul. Jamaica, where Paul re- ina*I interpretations of lyrics ore C irah am , b u t o th e r rt>ck m u si­ organ player nnd vocalist Stevie man stands out as th e .-song­ ...xorltcd his "Mother,,and Child clpse to-Aretha’s own appn>ach. cians also Hnd it fascinating. Winwood and the late. Duane writer's. songwriter, and like is'ihe home of rt’nt:(u\ A re th a an d th e F o u r ^ J o p s afl With 'Sgt. Pepper” (the Ileatles Allman as being on his level of everyone else t)n Carly’s list, in- which has intrigued Paul Tor the iicew up in f>etroit’s black com- in 1967) and "Pet Sounds’ niusical mastery. Allman played - elu d in g -.h e r - c lo s e - frie n d - Jam es —pgsreotTpl(r~nf~ycun»T~iimmy~difT~ -.mnmtyrand-thc-Topi-hnve-Hlwnya -<-1966 V: -Tt>ck-bccnme «ttire 'm ii~ 'second lead and slide~RUilar on Taylor, he is a unique solo arllstr -pj-nq cxamplc'oMhls calchy mu­ Wen one of Mpl<'wn*s finest. sicnily nnd cleclronicaTly sophik-. Clapton's masterpiece, the Layla sic, which has Iwconie poptilar ticated. Because of the Beaties' -nlbiim. and the two pushed cach in EnKland but not made it here. enormous influence, *‘Sgt. Pep­ other to inspiring heights. "I like difTerent cuts on ilifTcrent per,” in particular, really opened alb u m s. " m r r n -tfv e ry o iie ’n im i s ' tii’~ttrC"HliCTiW ttJ~ ^ ^ ______iiiilly play the same ones over tics of rock as an art form for and over again." v o u r tim e.

------_ rA U IL Y W EEKLY. fiaotBmba* 3, H72 ■ t ____ The, Sec?ret Brfiave' the jPo ^ - T r u e o r False: Pcopl(xwho annoy others with obscene plionc calls do so because they arc Ipridy, cowardly people who arrftoo inhibited to form normal personal relationships. (See numherS.) ships, lopely, has'strong inferi­ B y J o h n E< G ib s o n ority feelings, and attempts to gain a sense of nuistery lliroilgh II'n not only hard for us to tell' stimulating strong reactions in • just u(h'y people behave the way -4h»y*- physical confrontation." ihc '^o p lc ihehiHclves urcn‘1 • 4. T r u f. Findings of a recent quite sure whnt motivates them. stu d y o f 2.(M)0 " ira v e l ad d icls" In this quiz, we take a look ut reported to thc~A~mccicim-^_ Orthopsychialric Association ' cnee peopte'6 actions.. showed that these people feel ' - restless and uncomfortable at TRUE OR FALSE? thc.prospccj o| r<{j»lly .getting ...... I. 'i'he reason people..arc afraid their roots down in any one of dentisls is ^'ciiuse they hiivc place. Some niay l>e in . c p n - n "low pain threshold.” slant motion from apartment to . 2. The rciison many people apartment within ihe same city; CaTry ar<:>iind a lot o f u n w a n te d —some arc—on - iho muvo—^ m — — puunilugw—ik—Htihply—hutiuuw; ciiy to ciTy, across the country. they lack willpower. I'hese arc'persons, the investi- - ' 3. People who annoy olhcrk gatt>rs report, who use moving with ohscene phone calls do so ^is an esc ap e fro m reality . heeauNc- they are lonely, cow­ •4i crisis occurs, farther fields ardly people w|}o are loo inhib- suddenly bcgfn to loAli greener iled .lo.tom ) normal personal and givcncT. Tt’s” cohcludcd- trom their findings that: "The . 4. Pcpple whu never .stay in one destination is unimportant and p lace v ery long, w h o l)i>vc a nebulous, (he quest is illusory, constant urge to travel, d9 so and there are no. satisfactions • because they arc trying to es­ ojj arrival anywhere.” cape reulity. It’s pt>inled out that the pal- • 5. When you're well dressed, it lern of trying to cope with life brings out the best in people, by running away front it has __Iniiikea_thcin_mQCi: hclnful and l>eeome an increasinKly preva- considorule, and even ntakcs -— lcnHifc--5tylcrpaTttciitarryn;pirh^ thousands of young people. in their dealing with you. - S. T n u -. Studies show that be­ ing well dressed very" deljhitely-

- 1. 1'al.Tc. AL-thc-Uniycr^ty^oC most people. You^ll get an en­ ^ Birminghum, psychiatrists tirely dilfcrehl ’•feedback" from probe'd the personalities of M -people-if-yoit-goths In an pain threshold - which t'^uises S h e r w in -Wil l ia m s S to r e s airport'iu\d a rallrond station, even the slightetil pain to lie See Yellow Pages under paint for the location-of the store nearest you. 1 4 and asked by an operative if magnified. These reiison.s iit- 4hey-hadWtMHul-monoy-thal-htf------cluded a feeling of frec-floaling had jusi left "accidentally" in anxiety about everything in Ihe telephone booth. Findings general and a iratuiiatie experi­ versity of Michigan show that they have consumed an amount have dilliculiy shedding ic (hey of the investigation: "Wh'en the ence with u dentist in child­ most people with critical weight of foix! (such as two roasl-heef yet more enjoyment qiit oj eat­ operative wa^ dressed lo appear hood..The inve.stigation showed problems simply have bigger sandwiches) that would reduce ing lhan anything elstT of high Maius, 77 percent of . that even the virtually painless u'ppeiites than the rest of us. a normal pcrsonVappctlte, they 3. Vruf-according to the |ind- the people returneij the' money • lechniques of niotlern dentistry "Their eating habits." the in- )>ehavc as though they ore still ings of recent psycju)!ogicnl lba« had boon left. However,., ' do liitle 10 alla y th e q tin lm s o f vestigntjon showed, "seem to hungry." There is imother rea­ studies, which sliow that Csscn- when he was poorly dressed. ^ihe'dcntaL phobiac.______rctlccl a constant, fairly strong son why people who arc carry- lially ihe obscene ph(»iie caller ■>>nly .IK p crcen t re ­ 2 . F a h c . Studies at -the Uni- degree of Inmger. ‘ Even after ing around cxees:; potindago- "is timid in personal rclatioti,. lumed Ihe money." on

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