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W e a th e i" 7 i . Sundayf EEd ditiorfH ^ More News Partly C loudy, C ooler) l e r H Atore' Sports J Familynily Comics Co ■eature Section .. The' Magic Val Valley Newspaper DetlicatedQetlicated to ti Serving and Promotingmoling ,tl.the Growth of Nine Irrigated Idaho Counties Feature ______— ------— l j ■ y n l - ■4 7 , N O ^ 108 • 's S S * ' ______T W INliw F A iN FALLS. IDAHO. jJJNQAY._Ay^DAY.^_ausT 1 . ia £ 5 ■ ...... TTRN t CENTS ■' F rontier PayiPays ■ t- 9 3 S H 1 Ul .J a T ^e t t n a i n e ^^se c _,i:f EvW tiEnds^

H a n e s BB o o m b Ri e e d 1 Parade, Rode’odeo (See Photo onin PPage age 3) Twin Falls climaxed a week ofnf western V hijinks Satur- ___ (j;iv with a p a r a d e w h ich blendedlod ththe e old and the new L m m u ni iti t i o n D u mi p anti a rodeo contrasting beiimifulItiful queen contestants ■ with rfiugh and ready cowboys.. Beth Williams, Willi daugh- P V > ! rif ' ' • r» S AUGON. IG O N , VViet Nam (AP)—U.S. nndmd VietnVietnai-nese planes dunipeil■ll 22QQ tomtons of bombs ter- nf nr. and Mrs. John WilliiunX^iUiaxnX -Caldwoll,—was-—_C: I— ----- — f ' M , ------]^^|SatUirday_iusht.m rday-ius -ii-Noi-4h Viotn;imc!«?^tniuio«?^tm munition--dum p, iiifJictiii}?lictiiif? h h' e a v y - — crowned queen of the Frontier DaysDays rodeo,rodeo. Vickie Webb | ^ - v ; / V * » . ' ■ ’. • • ORC. a U.S.U .S. spokesman reported Sunday.lu n d a y . T 1 h e f o u r A m o r ic a n 1-104104 jejets ts ;iand 10 Viet------( i was first runner-up and Gaylee Anderson was second! Ik " nameselese propeller-drivenprop Skyraiderss left thetht buildings at Xom Rung,ung, 75 milesn north- ■v,;;! - ~ I runner-up.iner-up. Th- The hour t long | I west; of the bborder, either destroyedI or exteextensively damaKod, thee spokeespokosinan said. ra d e vvas more than! ^ a id highlighted an ...... S r - A V ------7 - ...... Probe Into ee miles long and fea-, H ------lg of steady air activ- f J - .itlt- l, _ -I d • “ I tureded more thiithan 80 entries. ! " i K W i K ^ - Yietiet NaniN; W ar p'''S insi"N;« in s t N o rth V ie t -Ol lllbisli ll Prime ^ _____ Goetl Slaj^iiigs-jv-d.iir^ide wiimers were, Rupert ------^— ------(.------N a rn . J liah a .sjio .sjic k e-sraan -----. ------call Drug, best all around ; . CoiTfcTi>iiiei’eiice .scribedII the otherolh flights as I lllis tC I' It; Twin i^'alls G range Hill- 0 routini* rcconnai:^rcconnaisj^iice missions | ___ Istei^'T^ ^ faiitinuing ie^?r~tiFM—nrivelty , B u i l e y ~ M ' l h the i^ilols searched m. ilary trn ffic heaijing [ .1 . w»;reties. fir t ilrill finv ^ ' ...... ______lll’CHteieatenccl ome Couniy Sheriff's Posse. ^ 1 ; WASHINGTO t riding club: l.eo Crane and H i ' ' s r ^ i c 7 r.?i^rned safelv, "lIvFIU'tWPOOl.. I., EiFil'iriand (UPI) B Ighter, best matched pair; V | level ^^«mVer‘ncc confereiu m il' l7e'\,eld\ . The iittackers met no ~ -S.iuirda;Saturday night wero H | baffling que.stions as lhe search , j. j ■ iav in Hawaii on details ofi''^' 1'"-' M onday in Hav ground fire or planes in |i"‘stigatiiigting the sc'ciiiul1 th reat 'ID ,pwaJ..fnr...aR ,unknQvm, ^tran-i ^ ;r High School Marching * . i,;,. r,„r Ihl. Sll Iiiiii->ni.,il*’''^’"'>’ ground fir id. ticst b.inarTma~Rn!;5Blr------^— _____:______rarr.vuig — nut_ uui—tu—murder—llrima—:3 l ttie slayings oi m o cam- " ijf—nf"’ buildup of U.S f o r c e s ^aiiiTmrisr-rhtr-mnm- kers. 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. tiun dump. Karnld 'Wilson. Both ^ Vickers, youngest rider. ^ ■"^ • m L i. ^ ‘""- V . ^ threats werewere sent sent to now.spa- 'IH *"crime detection experts said, Vickers, you TheL' PentagoPentagon announced to- Agr*>und,md, the Communists Wilson’s I Liverpool con- |M after a six and one-half-hour Thehe parade w;was led by city, day that Gen. William C. West- continued.'d their terrorism m sijtuencv ailiopsv, that Susan R issby, 21, countynty and state police and in- , inoroland.'land, chicchicf of V.S, foH’Cs 1 as well as harassmeiits ' . •’ , . m t B liVm f f i ------...... ,S;m»rtn.irr.t lohlu-dlohl « grtMiafiP ^ ^fjurt^f-*her neck. - They were Tndiane-ttes;—K-iiriianetfes;—Kimhierly Hi-Step- "hivcrpiril evening |H " man of the JotnrJnli Chlef5r n f ^ t 7T<^ mra-n-pnlicepolice chief's'housechte near p,. wu^ iiia3e li.aae up of words cuF unable to say if a pair of hands perss drill teahi,icam, Murtaugh drill ' H nnd Adn\. U. 'S S. (j,.Sharp, coin* downtown,vn .Saigon,Saigon, killing a child ^ewspao nr po^Hibly—a—piece, of tl'Hli _tami. Shrint^j: - ' V H ' I newspai>crs nnd stuck u. ShriniL^J3ricnlaI band,_ 'V. H B V nu\nder-in-chict,!er-in*chicf, Pacifu”, at aiui wt)undinguncling a \svvomun, two po- ,„,er on plain w'lillo [>a|)ur. :aused her death. ' Frontierntier Riding Club’s Junior -• ' ' •• • •• ' * _ [)’s •'* beudqu headquarters in Hawaii, lice officersiccrs and ithree children. fl , . , h The cause of death for Shirley drill team'. I-r Itcst threat said plans I_t e am'. F ro n tie r Riding AN.AN, JJNIDES ^ /N I^ F ^ m P lF n w httw Ttinnci-swiaRS-~at-Negra giulfipg nt_] demonstrator in1 AmericusAmericus, Ga., Saturday* nragon~~.spot^i^ncn ~ cm pha- E arlier itv it^ 4he-eveniiigr4 h e-e’ a-grii^ Snn-Stnric, «lst> at-ffiltt-frot-funcr-al-sor— — afterrft^r pleadingpleati guilty to inted and the Ed Vogel fam- yjcQs fo,- a , o^dttu^n .. Of _ the ces for a white man shot down on e a street corner car:ar theft,theft. UC 5c IIIIamct siJurm g st of the northern city of gaining----- — ™ ald.tim e^etirr^«C lor - W ednesday TlTlight. About 500 persons attended atl the sqr- “ The Roi , o* • Hue. Ai Vietnam Vietnamese air force • , Bodies of the two TcJtas sarocii---- Tll!l_h t r£)deo._whrodeo._which will award The -Roman Catholic ~ Tfc*ll O* :es jQL.Anciniw,.,A.. Wtia,itfiy..2U iHmfa irieiJ.. /la^-a^ilLed i^Leal> r . V t lane-Avas sent to Ihe at- | .rk tltlll"i t i 1 1 - ! 1 1 m — Tv s ^ te :''TgW~vSmnnOT''j'inv n . ■w.JBo-'HtBO" "iit - piH-giun.e . Jiioiiey rrT>r"T‘-T ;i«Tft- TBg’ n Bg ning contestants. opened '-'■'t|rcn-lurch. The Ihe mi inister said Americuslericus is a com m unity as *■'; ingng _a-a 1964191 automobile were found Friday lying on winning contesi DEPENDENCE, Mo. (AP) leaguereded defencdefenders spot the f ■■■» Iheir backs, near nud(j. in a Saturdayjrday night and will con- dividedifided as “a"a rpom full of unrulyruly children.”childre W hatley, a rom an A/narlllo used . INDEPENDI ar lot, hiding it in his — “Mr.Mr. President,Presic I’m glad to Viet Conging in the darknes.s. o te C l JL £ weed choked vacant field of Imuee ata t 8 p m. SSunday at Fron- ^ Marine/larine Cor Corps enlistee of ' il Pacts >arage for', several ,! havo lived thisthi long," said a The communist;:ommunls(s broke off the north Austin. tier Field. ine week was killed by ’ {;,onfhs. the ling Hurry S. Truman, barrage» before dawn,dr leaving at PUTSBURGHBURGH (AP)( — Basic ------Floatloat judges werev Ben Mot- B l a s t ^ nonths, then selling it for i beaming Han tlast Sparks Z,."?r?J,hols fired from a passing 5;3,500 3 ,5 0 0 at anar Albuquerque, i. movinging into thelh spert White. Judging the queeii 'p i „ „ I - I ar. Two N e g ro e s have N.M.,^I.M., auto au ctio n . ^ sentim ental me leen charged with murder. I. r , Premferfer Nguy Nguyen Cao Ky, both sidescs plannedplanne their stratc- % ^ _ contesttest were SharonS Tayloi;, Jl Iant id lll- rJ U*es been charge 10 tough bargaining that Shortly after the funeral, Ne- ...... ■ °T h een. n . aat t PresidentPr< John.- riistol-totingi^tol-toting whito bystander ses old age payments and ------r ~ ------Union PresidemP re sid en t I. W. Abel ■ the prospects for peace and tho blanketiket from VicVickers Saddlery, siona roared in a 50-foot tower awSy from the otherwise•wise broabroadens the Social I-J j-vm-m rt I and chicff Industryindustry negotiator R.' H problems of w ar Saturda>L_wiih . ------^— i^Sy from the area and stopped "or A Governor VF' ^ sectiOn.^tit^i^-' another qs hi Securityrity Sysu;m.Systo raising, pay J .!d UL O l"llcH llc l lo l» _ . ._ ■. Conrad CooperiCooper: sisaid there was ■ Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg #■ nother qs he walked toward nnisEOISE CAP')(AP) — State Auditor roll taxes to | . plant spokesman said there thele group at theI courthouse. , r Willian taxes to pay most of the ^, no firm schedule for top level and secretary of Defense Robert 1 1 ^ 1 1 0 1 * 1IS 8 lU were no serio R. Williams may become a cQ<;t S. McNamara. re no serious injuries. He "Who "who are yiyou going to shot# j-rious candidi ^ said several workmenw. received next?’’ one wi DUS candidate for the Demo* johnsoninsQi) traveled„ljOOOtrav m iles \^nilieSC After a round of teTephorie C i - i i ext?” one white man yelled at Z u cic nominationn“ for governor, f^m Washingti inese Use "il-ever,cr, bothho.h, men-lndicatcd- ^ atment at the plant’s medi- thele marchers.m archers. , Washington to the hillttirr a i otiations bn the com- K CDnferepci^. Johnson sum- -Cj IICI- O i J 2 doesn*t admit il now but Xruman l.ibrai n d b t r i k e — -facility^------^------FolluwlHKFollowing rtrctl mai lIi " on “the . . wn—Ubraty—ia—Independ- l-g Tioned Goldberg, U. S. ambassa- ' ^ ilso doesn’t deny it. ence,, saying he .wanted to share -■iCS ^tlvocate^^ Y U rf* • Thehe blastblast occurredoc about 2 courthouse,3urthouse, Willie W Bolden of the \i,{, mittee levelvel wero nearing com- lor to the United Nations, to his i ■11 say this." Williams said, -[his time of titriumph" with the WASHINGTON LBJ ranch to talk about Vict 11O lllH lltlllllllljif . pmI. in in thethe hearthea of this chemi- Southernouthern ChrChristian Leadership,, lot of neoipeople have told me former presidei JINGTON (AP)— House pletion andnd that thet! 1 0 -member V I ” cal complex com plcx north nc of the capi- Conferenceonference saidsa there would be . m rn er president who sought -- R e'^Scan n ^tT Leader d c Cierald R. union-industryustry tetteam that de- M I Nam and the whole range of re- igbt to run. Right now all withoutjut success — a similar but . . ^ichicar ponsibilities facini; the new WASHINGTONASHINGTON (AP) — Sec- lal. Smoke couldcou be seen from non cooling-off period ns suggest- j, thinking fhinkinc abouta is doing my broader medics f Michigan joined Sen. cides wagesges and otherc key pro- B ^ der medical insurance plan , Miller, ^ R-lowa. today visions in the i uiibassador rotaryry of I.aborI.abo W. Willard downtownI'ntown Baton Bate Rouge some edi by Mayor Walker earlier. JJ as fudiforauditor." j„ 1945. in the new contract tz won the approval of a key twoI miles miles away. awa^ "If“If theythev ran can’t protect the citi- ^ In advocatingeating the use of Na- would begincgin dallydall; talks soon.^H ■ Assistant While House Press Wirtz won the ap ms of Americus'^^ Ga ," B o ld e n WiHiamsilliams rsis nearing the end ______lecretary Joseph I.ailm said imion)n Saturday Saturday to ond the 46- Thehe spokesman spokesn .said there Amen. is second four-year term as ^ tlonallst: Chinese f forces in Soulh possibly this week. week IPir Johnson talked wilh McNamara day-old■old maruimomaruim strike, but was; aa leakleak ofof chlorinecl gas while .id, "then ‘"‘i" ‘ I 'think u-i time we , The topp ItrvelIcvcf-tc team has been — ^----- itor. If be doesn't run for VjOXirt ''‘r^rdfTn a p™g iboui deployment of the 50.0(K> •'^bip* operators o p erato rs balked ba at his pro- firess raged. raged. But Bui firefighters had governor:rnor he is expccted to .seek m rt Orders in a program with Mil- meeting once or twice weekly _ 1 nore U.S. troops he has ordered II. f^osal. flamnes es under controlct within two somebody, ird term as auditor. T? ,v I . Ier tapedd for radiCradiO-telcvlsIon u.se f^r the pastast two. months,ir mainly y - irs and stopped the gas seep- ’ne' iirgeaur'ged Negroes , 0 stop “ tcirnlim n frfc lowa.a. said 1 he thoroughly reviewr progress nt lower lev- I . fint there immediately to join Wirtrirtz said said effo efforts will be re- hours and stopF ading with white merchants r illiams has ^ cooperated with JjOJiailiJj,^aiU » a lO agrees with those he struggle against’Communist sumedied Monday Monday to sctiU? the age. trading with ubiican Gov. Robert E. “ with those who say, "We d, I and CotCooper indicated nd said integration .•.ttempts «^P“h'ic^n C -JP], . ought to use the TJernllas, dispute'Ute between between the AM.-CIO Cause of... the I ■ Old said intt lie better than have some ¥ 3 . use the Chinese Na- Friday thathat the Itwo sides aro ause of the explosion m the 111 be ^ademade at. white churches tionalistss for this:thiV purpose. about nine cents t The President invited Gold- Nationalional EngineersEngme Beneficial, isjumberTiber Four plant. wa.s not Sunday, r Democratic elected state C 3 I,0OH |J XI llio ts -le cents apart with tjifi______iaIs. But he has insisted repeated^^ his ii^stence industry offering vwage and ben- (erg to come to the ranch with Association:>ciation and and the American,known,iwn. the spokesmanspol said. Of- E Pariicr a rn e r in Ithe day, five Ne- h, is wife, D orothy, and son, [Rpb- M erchantchant Marine Institute. ficialsals were were launching la an in- , while he has approved BOGALUSA.GALUSA. tji. (AP) — This lrp ^ o O n T o f the five. Denny I.e- procedure.- 1 of c,%Uinc in "thou- iTJll& olIlging X ------U S.;. Dist. JllJudge Herbert W. Youth Harrison St., was being |hehe proposal proposal WirlzV advanced. ickets Protest Sow, s ?2 1 ',a a' ’ci civil rights worker nd thousands of more -r 'C’rkuri#! treated at the emerKcncy and to to which which the the union agreed, \/|p ^ ^ o | om Wisconsin, wa« tfcaied for fV fkt^XAT \A r I Christenberrylen^-rry i; issued the ultima- rt^pricnnin troops whenv there nre IS f U)und U IlQ Alive ^ cW 1. yiiC 0 1 turn I I-nday riday to safety Commis- . willim- and room of Magic Valley Mem- calleded for for AI-l.-ClO AM ■ President ▼ iet Nam lld l Action ;ad w---' cuts caused by the pistol J- ^ ^ TT M. villing and able fine Na- faLLSBURGH,BURGH, N. Y. (U PI) orial Hospital at 12:10 n.m. tieorge Meany tt EW YORK (UPI) — Pick- blow. •' sinnerr Arnold S Spiers and PoliM ,i„na^-,t Chinese trge Meany to undertake on ( NEW YORK Claxton Knight. He gave Chmese ^ troops to be _ Mine.ypar-oldear-old H.H.’rshel Badad, • Sunday for" undetermined in- an over-all over all basis basi to cstnbli'^h! ets protesting American ac- The olher fourfo w eie-less .seri- A . S . S a i l l Sou|^h Viet N am ” is n ^ is .ln ^ four S S au lt S h ip fhem^meweek'one week lo make changes ,„,„p(hing that Lr'for four days In tho | | B ^ Juries he received when he procedures:edures for for resolving all tivitiestics in in Viet Vict Nam and coun- oaslyjsly hurt.hurt. None NOi nf the five' was ng that ought to Iw ru d woodedAoodcd CCaLsiciU Moun- wa.s struck by a car driven manningining and and related rei, dispute g.n ter-picketspickets callicalling them "trait- admittedIm itted trf trf the th hospital. ‘ -|- -|-_ _ which1 would insinsure protection to very carcarefully consid-^ ^ rights demonstrators. ered '' s found alive and ap^^^H by Joo Que.snell, Route 1, amomatcd}m atcd ship*^. shins.______'• marched Satjjrday near A a witpess s..id1 ^ v e^^ ^ ^ _|^aULaunched f.°, well Saturday.______Tvun l airs'.: , ai-mea force, m'nitrtllK groes"oes w were ere STiJjrgca 51 w n risr«r fTS-;tiTd Knight.-.iloiiR with — p^nTT Tiruijri-l'lliTll-lUjfUtilll). .salii the M u--tHi.g n tly well Satu uring the-si.v months allotted , ny private, a m elinS^^^m The accident occurrcd at ,his task, th th m the heart of Times duringiring the the outbreak, out broken up PASCAGOUl\SCAGOUl-A, Miss. (UPI) a rookieikie city city pf policeman, Donald ,i„nalist Chinese ’"are orientals, Art Army privat, this task, the union would J?™'*’ in, were cited tor civil ■con- ,f,py are! good figlfighters” of the searchirch party party, brought p.m. Saturday when returnirn its its menmen toto work. Square.are. by/ statestate troopers.troope — AV new type of assault ship, Penlon, were ci lore than 170 demonstrators The The incident incident came at a super- designedgned to nmake World War temptt The The cha charges came after Hp addedded that ""Most military boy out of the wiwoods abou^^|^^H Dotson ran across lhc road j^e1 C strike,strike, begunbeg by the engi- than 17 T. He had been fot^^^^^H rs June 16. has tied up some | representingresenting theth leftwing stu- marketarket where wher Negroes had H-type'pe beach landing obsolete, a seriesries of of 0 attacks on civil experts would agagree that the p.m., EDT. He ha< South of the N ational G uard neers Ju n e i6 hi ^ pickets by angry whites, united States shou he village limits Armor\' near Frontier Field, lOO ships ships on on ’ thethi Atlantic and dentt Jindand comncommunity organiza- gatheredUhered in a picketing ] attempt, was launched Saturday to join rights pickets I ;tates should not become within the villag Earlier, Negroes picketed the Navy'sNavy’s amamphibious forces. Christenberry■istenberry told the police hogged down in a large-scale Woodburn,1, N. Y.. police officers said. f coa.sts. Ciulf coasts. """•I. ‘"W W E.®-E B. Dubois Club of Earlier, N Dotsnn fold nffirprs hf;- ______NewV ^’ork,"lork, walkedwz by the rc- whitehite merchantsmerchai as police pa^ Thele ship, the Tripoli, will car- earlier;r this this mor nuinth in a ,sweeping ground w ar in thethi jungles and m iles w est of WooiWoodridge. mng booth with signs read-jtroledoled dowdownstr nstreet^ ‘ry Z.DOITj;OT(r "MarT:“M arines wTTo will hi injunctionction th.it th.it they had -to pro--!;wJTTip'? nf-fjonthcast-nf -Snnthc -T\sia." ----- the -di^nppeared Wi ran across the road and did ADS ADS ARE ARE BANNED Rruiling booth ^ the marchers and pixels, ------not remember anything else. 1 r^NDONONDON (AP) (API Cigarette ad- mg:: "No more Korean.” "War ------droppediped into 1 battle by helicop- tect the ni'ycb which can land and take Hi^ ordersirders folio followed closel/ rec- -m *• . -m Oifirers said lhat Quesnell vertising ising on’ on’ British Brit commercial nn poverty, not on people.” and R f cndalions made by U.S*. ^ 1 |-v+ vision will l>c banned frnm "Keep;ep the flowflower of American Vo Brothers rfro"r!;‘the“rom the ship’s f deck four at ommendations apparently did not see Dot- television will Ix me Rep. Edward A. Gar- Asst. Atty.Atty. Gen. Qen. John Doar. The XTXvr ther Is Technicalic a lly H I . ______^midnightnight tonight. ______youth at home. indulge training classcs -j-v _ -| ______BuriedJuried by Sand matT'sa^d"’7. said tthe Tripoli will p ke possible landings of f'^'' officersifficer.s' aand r signed state- | |-| I • -1 CLEVELANlCLEVELAND (UPI) Two "make possih s by cach policeman of JL /t'dV t. XI rothers digging a --ave in a troopsps and and thcir equipment menis by ead id^for 10 M inuterutes il jparing Reportrt--W W iiicn_ ( \ r i n e near-their-bomo pcriihcd anywhcrc~in-ci liance with the orders un- i-DAvir'icr' Committee^reparh vhcrcJn-cneroy territory." 5cna1ty'of“tti5cipKTrary-ac- J ~RANClSCO fAP) — A and apparentirent abdiabdominal injur- ■fT-l TT"! SaturdavIturday whiwhen a sandslide ”NoJo longer vwill our forces be penalty'of■^ K J young mother srsmiled happily ies. Jried them. limitedted to to ove over-the-beach oper- ______' from a hospital 1 bod Saturday. A surgeon,^on, feelingfeelin with a fin- May Aid in Control!ntrolling Klu KKlux luj Klan *’xi/'’""?T heir 7 -year-cildye broiher. ationsIS such such asas proved so costly ^ -, -M-v 1 . 1 a week afterifte r she s seem ingly died gei^, foundd a two inch tear in > |l ike Krathy. saw them dis- in WorldVorld War War II." said Gar- S u d an 0 S < perating table. her heartt at the rear of tho . ■stigator wants to tip his When?n they do. he intends to Mike Krathy. lanese KebelS on an operating t "■'A.SHINtlTON (A P) — The investigator wan Jpear He ran home Io get matz,r., the the ran! ranking member of - ^ 1 Her heartlart had btburst in a head- right auricleicle in an almost inac- 1 i before his case is complete; keepp them rollingrolhr without inter- appear. He r; lou-e Committee on Un-Ameri- hand hicfore his c eir father...... 'h<= HouseHouse Cor Committee on Mer- K ill I J p t nobile accident. cessible spot.:pot.______V -.U A cnvtnss ls' trying rhereTiere I Iss' :a nipe£l.-!r Timr. [4oa -and- w ind u p b e fo re -th e -th eir,fath er, _ 1 Clergyraait-. of the year. James Krath Krathy clad m an un- cTiantirmVTne Marine "^ j d FIslienes: ’ , in.wIellBei-ately stopped “Her hearteart waswas^ Mill - bcafing~i||HH ■' r-’-rP a detailed rccord on the fear on the part (of wiLnesses. end of the year, Ve must^~ not p erm it the VERONA,RONA, nIfxi a ^ / u p . ) - A . b f S " ™ : his mean-s the hearing.? will dcrshirt,Jrshirt, trouserstrous and «;lip^crs *’W e must^~ t of Mrs. Alexis Powell, when I madenade the incision." he a, record the severaliveral witnesses,witne it was TTii.s mean.s tf n to the scene and began dig- skills> ofof Amer;American shipbuilding lg member ! of the Sudan- ji.year-old)ld housewifehousew from Yu- said, "butIt very wweakly. There ned. have told the commit- be held heM e^neven thought Congre.ss be dissipated,” G a r m a t z 'ese Catholic,athohc clclergy has l»en ba City. Calif., dur . I.tce hopes will form the; learned, have tol ; not hf*. in coccinn nf gmng g Wjthwith hlShis 1bands. to bo dissipj Calif., during an incred- was so muchnuch bloodblot I couldn't 111 its iiivustlgai.irs-tt.ey-^e*r .m.i>. t>y-SHdanee« toldiort dur ^ ,,lo ciiieiKcnLyigcnLy operation op in tl.e' see—to cloie the teai—so-I-ti had—|^ M | io ^ ootrol-ipe nr.j.is invi;;n--tp ?. And committee investiga- It took severseveral mihules r / T J l T F “" fo r GVCrtevCrt thfr- shTppTng oxt ' , ‘l'’- , , Irepri-sals.•i-sals. ComnCommittee sources .''"‘I ds of the Vjet Nam strug- inp ^ reprisalreprisal r raid against Ne- ja^ly hoursurs last Sunday.Si to stop herier heartheart. There was will continue their spade- cover•vcr Mark Kra.hv.1 13, and mands of the a result, the committee ia^e reluctant to discuss the m- regory Krathv. 9. remindem ind us t the d a n g e r of an- g™ rel>elsel>els in in v the south of the •'T here; W'aswas. no reason for it nothing elselse I couldcoui do.” k even while the hearings Krath ry. lhe Combonian mis- ^ome out right. -A.h out a fourth.vesiigatmnigation with outsiders ''‘''‘ 1“'"' under way. Police ambu ambulances took the other■ world conflictcot i.s still with counlry. the C out right.” “said a doc- He saidI he plugplugged the hole ->■ r.f preliminary investiga-;,hey■ contribute.contribute, however indi- under way. >ys to M etropolitan Gener.Tl us. ______sinnariesICS said S.Saturday. (hele surgical team af the in the heartsart with two fingers H ------Reporti reach ; ; ’T ^a'-'f'us Klan groups roctly.ly. to such re]reprisals. t SubpoenasibTxxmas wiw,ll be used in 'ispija! Mf" where doctors said K^rtA reaching the o rd c r’fl U niversityty of California Calif- Medical while he clompedclamped 1off the veins, l ' ■■ r.n firm idea vet when it , . _ e ca-ses lo bring witnesses to ^ I 1 -r^ Jl headquarters[uartcrs he here said Father Center. "Blit “Byt it did." di It took 10) miniites to mend the J*, 1st April, President ;hington. ^ <^y were deaddead. licly termed the Klan ? TrafficrafflC D eath s archangelngel Ali,a h . Vicar^ general of During; the operationopers she was tear. -nv^"^Save^n sded !*ocietv of bigots" Thislis invcstigatinvestigation will be con- FIJVBBEFIJVBBERGAcs t r announce sooniM inutemenutemen and the Black Mus- they:y uscdused — andar with the same ' J ...... e was brought in with hope to have,iave. her I back home In ' Bl operation, La.. hope.s to i 6 4 ______21 to havere been kikilled wiih him, a cnishcdd chestych cst, sa h e a d in ju ry a ■week.” ■^wes the usual reason — no whenn ptiblic public hearhearings will 6tart.|Un^I. _ ___ — . ___ _ ...... ■' key*.ys*______* % \ ------■- I j7

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V •• Services Are S g€ Sunday, Aug. U.1965 IXT, JS Idalio MakingIff TwT\ in F alls NewNews in B rief S e e n T o d a v 9 ■ . Twin Fall* Tim«s-Now» W f f (eather, TemTem p peratures (Wa Mrs. Frank Fonda buyin,u_ ly. efcwdy Sunday aod Sunday nlciit 0 | ri S o f ^ - aSd*Mrs, i^ y J. VaJasek, [Planned P l a i ] f6r on cak e . - . E . e . T ~ 7 ~ MAGIC M AGK VALLEY - Pa^V cfcmdy ^ Mauri< . ad adm m iringirin g E a s te r U ly blocmlS wiUi acatu r^ »hower«. A Utlle_eoolertllcjcooier ^^ii4ay,_Oullook for M<»- .JlPlans for — brother is in-thc-hospilaLaLBmat 81?-817 Shoshone St. N.. was home u re s. ------7 -i""— ^— ------brothei Ji- o F te a w fro m ijM lc tr a ln in r ^ ^ in-hiaj5arden_^, c4 rv -i^ - Citjr to Ask siijTIday tl «eatter«d atMwers and Ut(l«little changecl In temperature*. ‘ Worth. Texas, in serious condi- on leav smiling broadly . . . v ir^ ^ low* Sunday night SS to fS, exeepc Ft. l,eonnrd Wixxl,. Mo,, and EMllJi. x J ^ a s f ! High* Sunday 80 lo 8 8 and low* Suada] SK Boy Scouts Srition with ulcers. son supervising parade ^ Camas Prnlrfe, Wfh» Sunday/ near SS, lowaIm near SS. Temperature has been transferr^ to Ft. Gor- gravesiGraveside services for Ar- 3 p.m. Saturday wa« 88 with' JJ per bqIS lio don. Ga., for military police ^la Jean Jesser loading horsi..'i: Bids^ Adopt nt T.F. Weather Bureau at S p.m. Satui » P*r BOISE (AP) — When the an- M.«tr Mai Valley resklenU who don. G mond Clayton Jones, 24^f^in- trailer trailer . . - JU rry Benne^^.i^ ^ cent bum ldlty. B nrom ew r: J0.17. nounceinouncement came this week that are 5 rfescendents of Marrinerer cclasses. l a s s e s . , ______crer Twin FFalls resident, who dirf ^ m bed . . . T om Hovenden 1^ 2 Ordinances ------, the 12tlI2th World Boy Scout Jam-»™-jWood Merrill plan to aUend .the _ Thuitsday in San Franciwo, will rying to see ^parade S ' agricultural AVIATION FORECASTS ' boree 'wUl be held in Idaho’s! annual family reunion starting% WhenW ^ “ Mai^ V ^y Evening be conducted al 2 p,m. T u^ay yyder cu ««s------tncreaslng-^e«m ulus-ana-niuUniiliipli.^laver< jple"layc above with basesfs ofof, parragi parragut State Park, the state ?. ' Hyder cutting hair and v'ieJ^ ~ T n re 'T W W t'a lls'C ity Cummin------tn crcas ^ ‘®:at 10 am i £aturdav_at the Ben-n- Duplicate Duplica lat SunseSunset Memorial Park by parade parade at ai saYne time . rjj* ...... *ion' will caU for several bids5lds ghowcrs showers and scattered thundershowerslershowers 8 to 10 thousand *-lS»^15 up this summer but they must in! [Mr. and-Mrs. T. T. Greenhalgh., moving , . . Olan. Genn busy durln"?u drains- and walkways, iron w«-i,»e^iernwa*|^reiiern Idaho. Xlojcimuinsl Sunday Shaii M r and Mrs. C. - M -C a rs o n . |M r. an< I two years ago,' Achieyem fire degrees over today’s readings.Igs. . > ' ■ i be **P®expanded. Mr a Achievement Day., , Dr to ter pipe. Bale valves and fire decrees i .,,H 1937 Fourth Ave. E. Mrs. Smal- fourth. I He belonged to "the LDS McNees rapidlyi wallting un _ hj’dranis. Thos« -Jjio*—w ill-te-te — JIumidtKumidtiiei wilLcontinHe tolo increase overc all ^ c tio n s in1 thethei I The,worldT h ^ roundup Is expected ^ _ ! H e" be' ™ ; ley is a iotiner resident olLTwin -Church and served three years down down, the, thj .Jqngth of opened at 4 p.m. Aug. 19. Bids•111'* nextpext 24 hoursh especially m Souihweslcrn Souihwe.slern IdaTib increasing to OT;io'OT:to drfTw-17,000drai Boy Scouts-----i ' The armual tPN picnic will, Church a will be called for petroleumluni to 40 per ccnt Sunday afternoon.noon. SunrisiSunrise readings will average;rage ^ about 1 2 ,0 0 0 of them from 1 0 0 ' ^ “ ’“ - start at 7 p.m, Thursday at Hir- 'in in the Army. At . , Park poolpoc . , Harold Bni^ ■ -j-elaxing after baseball ■ products, tires, ami-freezc andand 797 9 to 90 jier| cent all sectionss wilh dew liin many placcs. |I foreign countries. That^is aboutl __ umn P ark. .Thni r rittrnrtinB-ii*'^ ' fliii 'vivrrvors.Tn.la d o ^ ii*-' widows J-elaxing toal for the yoar .beginningling Winds willi be light and variableiriabls but averagea mostly from1 the twice thetl number of GirLSr.oatii; f r*.— . asked to bring their own cover-.oneone son., Troy Jones, and tw 6 ■ . • n'ai S iio s ^ ' ■ .Sept. L T hey will bq openedI at :a.s;^ and .TOUlheast Icms ihan1 10 mmiles iles piper hour but gu.sts from i that justjU! left the.lnrea-.—' ^reek^Hirg—SS [v T l ' ed dishes and t^e^ services, daughtersdau eh lers, M ichelle Jo n e s a n d at a t local ITCal bowling 1 alley . ■ 4 p.m. Aug. 26. 2 30 '' to 30 miles per hour mayay occur brbriefly near showers andandl So-o trthe outdoor amphitheater Guests are welconW. Kathy Jy the time the scouts arrive In 'aTH n„ Fprce Base, Great Falls, Mont. Jeanie M -be'over the-stafe of Washington is-iillow,ingis-allow,ing a1 slow.northward move-; oy tne i In ATHENS. Greece (AP)—King ForceJ ... parents, Mr. and Mrs, Troy iStore's. Inc. w IIM mj asked tb bir^ovcr the-! jjy e r: August ^ 9 ^ —- - -[Consta adopted by the comml.ision.'. ment of incrt-asing humiditiesies and cloicloua.s" trmn-Nevada_jayer: A iW ^ ^ ~ ^ - -.Constantine's CQyernmen?, Sat-,t^ - will op- ap- Southern Idaho. Skies aro partly cloudycloi most sections but] The ’^cortege will leave Twin Rare ' Gold 1 nso locally cloudy as thunderheads;ads arearc secseen from most reportingnine special session of tHeTegtslaturerahdrTurerandrTvith-his~renewcd_suEEQrt^ prove building permits, license locally cl n,jd iin ay .be . n ecessary before then, obtaini —Boy B utts Bus F ails—M ortuary—at— LUS— pjn ^ ^ jir t---- <— de- stations with ore or two placesilaces reportreporting thunderstorms mid icn, obtained agreemgj*- for anolher applications and monthly dc- .stations i of primarily to decide how muchuch attenript, attenrip at a parliamentary con-in- TATARRAGON. Spain (UPI) T Tuesday. uesday. _ pjirlmental_jrepqr^. Sealed bidr.'aflernoon.lids'afternoon^ Clotuls will continue;)nue Wto increase ina throueh most of CoiiT^Sloleirj ’____-mnnev ^ spend on the work.t. (idenct fidence v'ote debate. —As the bus lumbered by, — for the p u rch ase of J2.Mp,OOOTSundttyOOOTSunday 0OS show ers reach theirleir ma.\rniiiimaxmiiiiir activity^ __! I T^hlsThis IS getting to be rdiiline The intime ranged from 50 degrees oni^^^ line The 25-ycar-oId king'gavtrwrntr 5::year-old5^yea Jesus— Camino TVf ------gB nernl-obhB atten-w alef-bondJii—Toropcrudjsi__Tjymp^rninrri in the meantime range ___ .for the legislators. They met in indical he broke into a sprint, lowered iT-lTSi ug. Camus’ Prairie on up to ntu't;ooding.~ Uoodmg.” t^cTar ; in indication of retreating in the broke Mrs. Jeppesen FromFroi Dealer I will bc opened at 8 p.m. Aug. Camus Pi ! spccial se’SsTiSjS rs5t~!>uiiiiiiei ~to-HrtSerainf-canfnsed-Greek-poIit4 lu R isen ----- his—ihis—head—and—butted—the— ------Although temperatures willI lower SundaySundi some 5 lo 15 degrees'^-onside 9 , K Althoug fjrces consider creation of a state wa- cal cricrisis, the gravest since thehe ' back of the vehicle with-all •-•T’pRe|NTO-tAP)-TV-rare-E(i!rB ■ ,, - ■ . I-.. increuseil increased humidities will add1 loto the discomforidisco of 80 to 90 degree•gree tgrter rescresources agency and to ap- Communist Comm civil war shook his n m ight. Sovereign Valued “ at- herwwi "B temi>crulures. propriatepropria money for the Girl. Greecc <15 516516,000 000 aand *25.000 has bee, ■ ------jlrl- Greece between 1947 and 1949.lis- '' The result: Jesus broke _ OAKLEY—Mrs. nAKi F Hilda Ckiella <.tnipn fm ------Scptrt-Roimdtjp;------HHe-m e -r cr SatortJay-nteht-at-his- - . — —Magifi^alle^SS:— -rTT»iiii^a,^aamr7gi-JUsin PRF.iPRF.riPITATinN lhe lail light; the bus brakes Jeppesen, Jeppesen, 59, died F rid a y a t gr_er, police said today. , H ' ' •_ palaceI«lace with the premier^of hisPP leaked when the driver homi Weather ut 8 p.m. CST. Highest temtemperatin'fe msi--TiniuLli'<, her home here of a short ill- -yheyth e y sii shid the 1916 coin disis, I lowest letemperature Inst 18 hours, precipitationprei for 24 hourslours £ 1 0 1 jAtlMni ^ "■ ,&Jam7iied ilioiii im. LI10 ill ni. ness. ” Funerals I IfJ eart Attack ja_ er collapsed in shock and ghe wa 'peartKl^frtfm~T)ro-ouiH-4iiHiHittfa-M 17^ TnttinK~* t 6 |>rm.-CST.------She w as born M arch 2, 1906, shop of ]Rick Salway who hij H BURLEY — Ro.?ary for M m . the speaker of Greece’s parlia-n was taken to a l)ospital for Mink Hutim « ln r IVp.fi.mi. It.- n—k ______I'l ?o » ------1 at Mink Creek and attended planned nianned lot send il to New Yort B M a rg aret Anne G underson willvill All^iiy.Aii^ny. N,n , Y .______H tl l-«1.... Anar Antf.l.-. .... U.-^- HI til I G I -----•menn r E m m anuel—B aklau is , n — es- Albuqu.rtju#------b7 Tr. l-.ul.vl1l.l-.ul.vlll. ______U'I dn Ts Fatal^ for j followerfollowi of: ousted ~ Premierler -trcatmentrqpg55HtgErr~g7Ere--scKbols- schools theretl ffnd 'Ul G tacer Oni[j,jgthis weeTcenavveeTC to bCT^uld,------f l be recited a t 7:30 p.m . Wednes- Aibu.,u.tmi. delayed until re p a irs could April y^p^ii 18,ig_ 1927, she w as m a rrie d „ Amarillo ------71 «•! ,1S ,1S ______HJBU ______George Papandreou. delay The B ritish coin, minted In I day In tho Joseph Payne Memjv AJh.vlll. :------H'l «1 »Mi.inlkllninl 11. ll..!-!, . _ H '5 ¥ > I ed be made. to Carl’ Carl Jeppesen at Brigham cdnada d rial Chaiiel. Requiem Mass-willVili Aii.mAll«nl> . ____ -- ■'I «* .Ml.ll.n.l,.Ml.ll.n.l, T.m. ______C7 r b . I if- Athanasiadis Novas arrived be m Canada during World War 1. is I rrsr-ftmtmr.----t-i------m______7*miiw.„Ii,s HJi R.D. Beebout first and left last, remaining in JesJesus walked calmly back City, Utah.Ula The marriage was one of four known copies, Mott I be-cclegaicd.nt HI~OTp3mE, inimliiicn«m - --- - *n|- 6H i«t —'te-his-home-unhiirt.— c------4-s»lemniztsLJai£lLJiL_the_JdaM:olemnizt N.w' OrUait* ...... hi -;4 ^ —HTtttrEV------Funeral servicesESZ IThe- tis n j nlace—wrhiie -the king-m«t^ —'te-hi th an fi.flflO_of__the__cains_iwa_H day at St. Theresse Church Of of llUm.r.ki„.m.r.k ______. HI l i N.w (lrl< HAtl = — . - -f^rils-fcB! ■jhe'tlttle-Flowrr with Rbv. 1 J,'.'. __ ft*l N*w Y o r k ___ HI 4i.% for-Rfor -Rhuel J D. Beebout, 73 , 0 272T> privately for 45 minutes wllli ____ -f^ls-LDS Temple.— ------T nlnted-ftTnlnted fur the British KuvtnrH - i . Il^..uu.>lll...... -----rs-----»5 Nontr-W, ----^ ------Baklatzis. Baklstzis ordereded — ■ ...... , MMrs. rs. JJeppesen belonged to ^^„t bui J. O’Drlscoll as cclebrant. Con-‘ UutfAUi!!fr;y.T. ______*12 M OhUhomfcOkl*h..mfc Clly _____tii Oi ------., -pierce-Str,-Twhi-FaH»r-wilUbo r*cri,c m tn t. but m ost were lost wbtgH the liurllnilon, V u ------IU hi Omahaoni»h» - ...... 14 «i l 10? Oj' conductedconduc at 2 p.m. Tuesdayr„ at r parliaiiient Indennilely suspend- the LDS Church and was. active. ■s'ship.5 - shit> carry ca ing—lhe--money-i»B ■' eluding rite's will be held In the iiutiin.ion. ip^ Record Books TtJ;?in the Primary and Relief Eo- England ; Pleasant View Ce m c te ry.‘V C**i»€r - . . 7U Cd ______»-• «4 (h(*the Wl White Mortuary Chapel bv by ed Friday nighl during an up- K ei,, E ngland san k in the Atlantic, ^ /' i:h.rl«lnn. H. r. ___ IS Ph.^ni*Ph.^nlK ______lO'J „ n ^ roarious session. ciety. She also was a member __ -----Eclends may call at the mor- , Vm. H* M PUinbunih ______M Rev. ^ Ronald Keeshan; tuary Wednft«lny~afiernooitnnitt -t^tntrtrrmFEl \im _ tn fio — MrM r t^i»ehniit died of a h e a rt The p speaker noted no quorum Given VjrlV4 to 4-H 'ers ^of r ‘?he"''i the Burley Grange. Eight . -I’urOAmL Oni. -----_ l'ij ~i\ ntrnrlr ^ tt mnc prps/^nt wilh opponents of 1IA21 T /~V J 1 I mi» Chlc*«o —r-tt-T — ---- attack Frlday__altern(^ while 1^ “ ago, she moved to Oak- J n g u evening and Thursday until time Clctrlnnail - ______6 ft ua]»itcb ___ rn tf, aitacK the -UQYcrnmentL boycotting the of aervices. ^______H4 6A l(«pUiKapui CitC lly ------Hi 67 fishincfishing in Big Wood River soiith se.ssioi ^ were^ distributed - and _ instruc- )ey^____ - CuluRihiu. CO .______HO &»l lt«noK«m. ______HH 67 .03 „f c,, se.ssion, and siid~the lack of aI tions given on how to fill thera Survivors Survive Include her hus- JOHANJOHANNESBURG- .89 KIchmunfl ______HO S2 of. . Stanton’s Crossing, about” ut qu'orurquorum indicated “disapprovai ‘ D rnv»r ___—_____ • * * Klchm«intl eight miles southwest of Hailey, oui al the meeting of the Bro- band, foufour sons. Theo Jeppesen Justice iMinisler Balthazar Vor.H TWIN FALLS— Funeral ser-®r* DmSlT^MoinM Moln«4______i 't«» f’* .U,u > u Loui< Louu ______K7 ft? eight r '®y. of the governm ent,” ken A r ster announced he has ordered ■ Dlh l>«tn.lt ______H 6 'J I «alt Ij>k. I Halt l.*k« C ity ____■X.21 flCCOrdaccording lo Dr. A. Scott Earle, Aftei g,. ken Arrow 4-H Club at the home! and Gail Jeppesen, both Oakley, ster anno vices for Mrs. Zetta Montoolh imn.k .01 H*» A ntonio______«»7 «5 fle. After seeing the king, Baklat- a full-scale deparlmenlal ia-fl nro planned nt 11 a.m. TuesdayI„V D u lu lli------11 -:;i 67 .01 San Ant. Blaine county coroner. He was zjs ret gj of Pat Atkinson. and Jarc Jarol Jeppesen and Neal a full - si '‘‘j; Kl I-a ...... P7 H> .SanH.n KranK r.nrU ro_____ B« S7 Blame zis retreated. He said hc agreed Jeppesen, both Burley; , three qulry intveiMiri Hhr«>vriM)rt______miSSCQ ody Monday under his chairman- stalls in Soillh African Jails. His stal^ I officiating. Final rites will be H|K«k*n« ______ti7 63 on on the the bank of an island in the ship. Fair. Diane Budd and Pal Al- sen, BlacBlackfoot; Mrs, Anna Cei- in South j ^ Jfyiiilon ______»* H|K.k*n« the ship. Fair, I lan, Oakley, and Mrs, Karlene ment camecan five weeks after ili! I — conductetHn-Twln F#Hs Come-I inton.i-oit. C 'T«mi>* ^ ------sii »u 4.40 4.40 river. river. . "if”lf tthere is a quorum, the gov-IV- kinson were chosen chairmen lan. OakI I . ______Jsrksonvill*Jsrksonvill* .. , 78‘ ------'I'nm nn— lOd Td.. - in- for the- decorations. Baker, IBurley; two brothers, RandR and DDa aily Mail of Johannes-■ ----_icrv.____ ~ — iI U UV9 ______: ------u______:M h in g tt __ n«i h\______"Thei n e companion no ti f io0 d ernmei ernrnent will have the opportun- for the b u rg _ p u b lish ed an expose i a l — ' v^KJkv«m> IWt ■ ----- « >Ut.-I.l.w. jy i . ------un------.^hnrif^ tli'VIIH) t>rexlfi aUnrt- tt^ tb- AdolP'h Hansen^and^Dew^^^ ^ r g _ ppt the Bubjcct^- —^______■ OAKLEY — Funeral services^ — StmrtrnS?)mi5~ m m perature extremea—lfom^es—from —within—thn.—um il.S contigunua-lunus- 4U.tH-pjn-RriHiiv-aao-p- Greenville, Me. Saturday high ^anman HillI Ij>dge. Sheriff Drex-•ex- ronlinue,ronlini - BaKiaizis salt! In un ferent parts of 'a* horse’s foot.' da Wilker,ir and' M Iillie 0 1 -lrf ~ 7 - ^ will bo conducted a t 11 a.mm. . 113 an t ImImi porinl, Calif. ler.ler, James J a Hopkiiu and Al Tur-'ur- apparcapparent about-face, She q also|. gave a demonstration sen. all Grace,^ "T tt 1 S i ■i.n.rt.arrt5irffi->.--ntti{iBv- 1-DSOS------______---- ■■------.vcy. -Vcy. ownerI of Hot Springs ^ on the trimmihg of a horse. Funeral runera services will be con- BT ----- KlHrtniylluiiaH)«ali .»______"T »l Tr.5, 3. 1892, a l P urdum . N eb., oneJ of RlCIRICHFIELD — Final demon- ‘he hoi Mortuary. Burley Sunday af-* ICamonUiA______63 V*ncouv«rVanc.uv.t-______K5 10 children.Chl With a brother,,er Sirationssiratio marked the Thursdayay — - —------— CemCemetery. etery Friends may call al ternooa nnd evening and Mon-3H- Ifonlrtftl u„„i„u _ - - r------64 AnrhnmiKA nrhnm il*------'70 67 IjliirprLauren, he came to the Eden(Jen night mr eeting of the D aisy Dairy the Payne Mortuary, Burley, day at tho Onkley Tnbemacledo Oli*wa oiuw» — • - TH 64 KaJrbankjiK aJrb.nkji______u w iurer V alley T raffic Sunday afternoon and evening • b««lna a..,^ KS 63 un^Kuunrmu . ______7s 48 aarea rea in 1909. He marriedied ■*‘H■t-H ClClub at the home of Carla • ‘ ono hour prior to the aetvlco*.* gjiiSwT^roDlo ~Z - I ------l l 44 HnnoiuluHnnoiulu______«a n Blanche Blancli Wales of Nebraska. Mr.Mr, and CathyCi Robinson, and Monday at the Oakley Tab- Compliment Complii your hoslesi I C o u r t s ernacle: " n a c t “: one hour prior to the , , „ ------BeeboiBeebout formed for many yearsars AwaAwards material was distrib­ with "scenr-imental" floul I WENDELL — Funeral ter-*5 - \ ' IDAHO TEMPERATUEMPERATURES onon the the North Side. , uled.uted, Phyllis Morgan demon-in- SharonShan Gardner, 24 . 835 Main service,service. = . vices for P. J. Peterson will be BUUanguii.« Mtn. r.f. Tcp. Malad MaUd ------"7 » Later , , he retired and moved strat^strated sheep showmanship:p: Ave. W.,W was fined $10 by Twin —------arrangements arra n g e with our I conducted nt 2 p.m. Tues-es* n«u.noU« ------— ^ 98 €4 MogntalnMountain Horn* ------»T *4 1-aic se I'alls Police Judge Harry Tum- Bl !*or«t*11o ______»« »5 to Tw: Q Janet Morgan, showing a horse I'alls f BOY ATTACKED distinctive dist ncli touch. I day nt the Wendell Methodist Burl»y — — - S'* 64 !*or«t*11o lo Twin Falls. He was an ac- . Ooodins ______M «4 SalmonSttltntm — . 6l tivf*tive uuworker in the Twin Fallsj IIj. wilh halter; Marilyn Swainslon,in, er for failure to yield. Roland GIULIANOVA, GIULIA Italy (UPI) — Church by Rev. Claton Nelson.5n, L.wutoaX^wUton ______loa €i Twin Fall...lu . . ■n- King, Oeorgelown. was fined A 45-pou Pre.sbyterian Sunday School clipping calves; Blaine Soren- King, A 45-pound octopus attacked a Quincy. Wash., former Jeromenc . ------lth S15 for an improper muffler; 10 lO-year-o nday many years and served as sen, safely precautions with S15 foi -year-old boy and tried to Assembly of God Church pas-IS- NORTHERNNORTH IDAHO ^ Mostlyvicslly sunnjsunny Sunday and Monday ’ in, G uadalupe Rodriguez, 23, L abor ddrag rag hirrhim from a cliff into the; y ter except .widely scnttered-afternoonsrnoon and evening thunderstorms.irms. ?" «'“< elder in ihe church. He sangin„ horses; Michael Swainslon, Guadal - tor. -Friends may cnll at Weaver except .wl in the choir for many years and grooming groomi horses, and Kellylly Camp,C am p, $10 for failure lo d riv e sea, autlauthorities reported. Ex-, Mortunry from 4 p.m. Sundayay Little temperaturetem changc. Lowsows 55 to 6 65.S highs 90 to IOO. ‘n® ------w was as aa member of the Presiyler-gp. SwainsSwainslon, feeding beef animals,Is. in a lanedIg roadway, and Rich- sailorBailor CesareCe Mara rescued the'. until time of services. The fam-m------II. ard Short, 20, Route 2. Hazel- lad, theithen killed the octopus, X ian Men’s chorus. 1 , Ivan Hopkins, county agent, ard Sh y 733-2674 I — ily suggests memorials to the *lt/r give final pointers in readinessss ton. J20$2 for disorderly conduct one of Ithe largest ever seen I p fa m ^ fu n d m i a SurviYorsJnclude his widow. lir wjlh_a_motor vehicle. here, -~______g^agjcV allevley BH ospitals^ Mrs. Esther F. Beebout. whom■ for {? j .,„ the Lincoln County- Fair wjlh_a_ Friday and Saturday al Sho-10- ^ ...... — ------— ! rites will bo held nt tho Wen- 1 j------he married Huv. 3. 19-t3; : il dell Cemetery. M b agicKIC Valley Memorialial Ca;Cassia Memorial> t^eT* sister. Mrs. Verna Blakeley,^ shone. — ^ % A dm itted Admitted BurleyBurley, and many nieces andind — - . — TWIN FALLS—Graveside ser-■r- MyrtlaMyrtle Weech, Teresa Rencenee Mrs. Jerry. Miller and Clyde-lyde nephews. nephev ^ ics McCall, Mrs. Bernard Martyntyn ArbogasArbogast, both Burley and Fina vices for Armond Clayton Jones McCall, t and Final riles are planned in (j04 ' w ill bo conducted a t J p.mm. . and Mrs,Mr.n, Larry-Muse. nll Twinwjn Richard B. Sre'Wart, Heyburn.urn. Sunset Memorial Park The Good cp Treatment Tuesday nt Sunset Memoriallal Fnlls;Falls; M:Mra. Walter Morrison.ion. D ism issed family fam ilv suggests memorials he tn SE A T T l.E , W.-ish. (AP) — ----- ^Pnric-by Bishop^ Melvin CuUer.>r Murtnufih;Murtawsh; Mrs. Ervin lent.!nl. CharleCharles Sanderson, Corineorine the PrPresbyterian Church Build- The Seattle-King County ‘ Y e s ! WV e e r e O P E i The cortege will leave Twinrin Buhl; Mrs.Mr; RoBeft^FislcrGaod^lOd^ ^ndcrsiAnderson and—Mrs;—Howardward ing FtFund. -Friends may call at■ Safety Council issued a re- Fnlls Mortuary ait 1:45 p.m. ing; Mrs. Wayne Murphy. Kim-im- Gnau. allt Burley: Debra Van the WWhite Mortuarv Sundav,^ port^ on sRatcboarrf acci- - ______berly,berly. anc and Jimmy McCarthick,Ick, WagoneiW agoner and R ichard Van V an MMonday onda and until I 'p m. Tues-“y' dents^ , in which it said one >n- Jerome. WagoneiWagoner, both Heyburn. and day. doctor doct< has established this JEROME — Rosary for Ben- Jerome. ______fee Ito Hernandei will bo recited at Dismissed Sterling Adams. Albion, fee for treating such injur­ BUT!![ 8 p.m. Sunday nt Wiley Funeralral Mrs. EarlEi Mewnham. Sarahrah Births m |i ies: Chnpel. Mass will bo celebrateded Ellen FaiFa.sse. Mrs. Robert G. Sorts were born lo Mr. and TalkXall Given at "One-half of the skateboard, nt 11 n.m. Monday nt St. Je-fe- Sass.Sass, MrsMrs. Merlin Deahl. Ottlietlie Mrs. JeJerry Miller. Burley, and . either end.” ■V Gelscler. William Hunter. Carolirol Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Hopkins. 4 - H romo's Catholic Church by Rev, 4-H Club Meet — som e fixtures I Methol Kom. Final rites are setlet ^uisoLouise Grayblll,Gt Mrs. Willis F.P- HeyburrH^yburp^ ______Due to unavoi(dabl)idable delay in som e ___ (n _the Jerome cemetery,ry /person. Anderson, Mrs. Clarence D. - HAZELTON — How to press 2 B ari Bradv.-Karln Ji- C arnal. Eva r clothes and the various lime- 2 ._ Buildings at Friends may call al the mot^ Brady.-Ki ] and m aterials — wew e're not quite readyread for our I tuary until time of service. McLean. Mrs. Jo.^epi Eicfer-^^rVMrs.'Warden irJllIS. IsIS saving items-that may bc used. K f t f _ ^ berger an nnd daughter. Lawrence ¥> _; J were the topics of Gall Well-^ Eden Destroyed ^ ’TWIN FALLS — Funeral ser-,r_ ^w Rawson, son, Mrs. Clida Schwartz.rl?. LPaid < t l Q Last HonorlO r t hpusen’se ? e n talk during the Ex-T- EDEN — Two barracks build- _ ings w ere de-suoyed b y Ji^ e Kri-'rl; plannedf- openingn g ppa a r t y . vices for Rhuel t>. Beebout will ’Thomas Thom ^ EarlI Burgesss, Everettr«tt punerFuneraU services for Mrs.Mrs Plorado 4-H Club meeting at "J Lee Hurst Jr.. Mrs. Emmainia Maude Wardell’ were .conducteducted •^«''' W aller, day afternoon on a farm owneded be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday by Fred Stewart, five and one-le- at the White Mortuary Chapel Brobst. ®and Debra Shinn, all at 10 a.m.a.i Saturday at the Gib- Miss Wellhou-sen also spoke on bv Rev. Ronald Keeshan. Finalml Twin Fnlls. son FuneralFur Home, Boise, and plant )growih and some of the half miles north and two and riles are' set in the Sunset»t Mrs. LawsonLa' E, Roberts, Shelalela again aat I 3 p.m. at While Mor- diseasediseases and insects which V”® in- one-half m iles we«;t of Eden. [-HOWEVER, W'E'LL E'LL BE OPEN FORDR B'BUSINESS I ; Memorial Park. Tho familylly Johnson. I Mrs. Gail Wright, and»nd tuary. Twin' Falls, with Rev.'Rev,' Tect pliplants, asOne a of the buildings was used as cow shed nnd the other k I suggests memorials to thehe Mrs. ErnestEr Wardman andand Ronald Keeshan officiating.g- Mrs Henry Stienmetz Sr nndiwa.J , VE YOU with I r — PTgspytgftaTi Chmijlr Buttdlny_ tUught«»,—All— Ruhl;— Ed wardaid. ■: nrgani-itnrp.o yvBs Ruhy,, 1 eppnt, -Mia— U— E'-...Wrllhniisrn heln<-d‘ndlvva.s ; -la,^ af, machinery repair shop PMONDAY AS. USUAL,USU TO SERVE Y L Fund. Friends may call at thehe Boger.Boger, GCkioding: Cindy Rencenee and vocvocalist was Gordon Eich-fcich- the mmembers with the final'becii J i r n \v^<: Ti^f^tirhr tn hiyp ______^■ r . - in- Hoagiand, King Hill; Mrs. Glenn=nn mmann. ann. phases nal beeii caused by sparks from ■ - t White Mortuary Sunday. Mon- Hoagiand, phases of thcir sewing projects' hurnin ch ail your needs in ev JEROME — Funeral services Kimlwrly;Kimljorly; Marvin Hank. Rup-up- ley. FFrancis Utl. Delmar . with De-De- FireF ire D epartm ent \s-as called to • iT Anne Melts Friday. lextmgL K for- Evan Clarence Robi.sonon e rt; M rs. Llo>-d W. G riffith andind Stephen*Stephens and Frank Barnett _ , . I extinguish the blaze. B L will be held at I p.m. Tuesdayay ^aughtcr,^daughter, Hagerman. Normama ConcludingConelu services at the lr — ■ - -- ^■ at^efo m e Second l.US WanT^ Gomes.Gomoi. IIHa?olton;.-Wlllinm Kin-^P.---Haigltnn -Haicltor iin.1..r ___ W A T C H-I THIS,PAPER T l R F O R I Oiitpel with Bishop Herrick M.M rade J;;Jr.. ■ WeJls; Mrs. Kay Me- direction directior of AdeKiide Rebekah ^ ^ ^ P r n k e 6 fficiating. ConcludinK„■ Farland, Burley. and Mrs.Irs. HxlgeLixlge No.N 2. Hazclton. ^^Kserviccs will - bo In Jerome Charles '-t'arles Reedy. F Miin.iugh. _ H r ------l ^ yy n o M s ^ ^^^K>m etery. Friends may call at Births T) u ^^■Hqye Funeral Chapel Mondaylay Sons werewi born to Mr. andmd B. iJ, JjHernandez ' j i n g I •ftemoon and evening nnd untilitil Mrs. ErviErvin Lent. Buhl; Mr. and .pw. GRAND^D O PE N I 1:30 p.m. on Tuesdav. Mrs. RobertRob< Fisk. Gooding, and Dies JJ1 0 S at Age of 7676i F■ U U N N [ E R A L n ______J______Mr. and __^Irs^ Ijrrv Mu.<;e.ise ~ t TWuTFalls. A daughtor was born — JEROME“'^.;^^SimB^'Hcman^ ----- I E. Spangenberg ?"N^amto Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne .Murphy,(,y_ dez. TS. died Friday at St. Ben­ Kimberly. edictsedict’s ^ Nursing Home. Jerome,E ; ...... UCR R A P E L I and Open Opi House tot o I Honor^ at Rites» g ______after a Ilong illness. I Mr. Hernandez was bom in p Funeral »ervices for Edwindn Gooding:Good Memorial » n in I t l d ______A dm itted TTejcas e ^ a sM M arch 21. ISSS. and lived!lived, — ^ n d ~ w orked—in—lht._H aifillQ ii. _ _ ^ i r Snttirday . afternoon at Whiteite l^m a^IA H. Smith. Gooaing. : 1101V. _ ------. - J f o H o•w w in a few days!3 y s! I 'Mortunry Chapel • with Rev. area for many years. He w was as . ^ f ...... tv. . DUmlssed preceded in death by his wife-:w ife.: I Blano 'Russell and Bishop Har-ar- KimberiKimberly Enyart and Mrs. old Buhler officiating. George C . Rosary will be recited 8 a.m.a.m . George Casch and son. both;: Sundayc 5 at Wiley Funeral Chap- i 1 O rg a n ist w as M rs. hrank 1-on- • el. Je ro m e, ana MaSS Will^ b e ------so n vddison Ave East dn and soloist was Julie Ander-e r. aid HopkiiH o ^ in s. both G lenns Ferr^*, celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday; , 733-4 non. jand J-J. R-R. Russell. Hagerman. at St. Jerome’s Catholic Churchurch 7 3 3 -4 ' 9 0 0 t Active pallbearers were Rob-joh-1 ~ bvby the RRev. .Methol Kom. 'BBO o o O y K I ___ ert.Peterson. Rav Martin. Johni 1 Final rites will bc held in the. ? Peterson. Don Hollev. George I Boy JIs Woundedd ' JAMESv^ES C.C . RF E Y N O L D S I ' GHUbnn nnd Roy Gillihan. Hoiv MEXICC Jerome Cemetery, STORT O R E I otvj MEXICO CITY (AP) - A _------orary pallbearers were Garviry scven-veai 5cven-year-old boy with stonv i PAULUL O,O. REYNOLDSRl ; Stoocstrect. Pete A.<;hton. Ketv-.ach pains m- COSTS RISE | tn^.^chpaixvi was taken to a ha^pt-pi- WASHINGTONWASHI (AP) — Op-'O p-' ■ , - r o t ! 5 ----- M th Ashloir, Robert GiUrhan^'lal'andah.flfti and fourtdTC^T^aVefc a bulI4l e ratih ^ --COI-: ------— ------Ray_fiiiyh*ni Harold Allred. I in his Tnw T?t ^rating coit4-pS th* jJAtion'iCOl-: _ ed.jin his lou-er-intestine. He told2ld leges andan universities rose bv' ' rXU« Den^^rtJwetT Arnt. RoSTaScTorsTKIbnidoctors iHal (m'U tiijj (u 7 U T H I 1, Bowinnn. Don Vopcs, James wuh hi<: p pci:^-ccnu_lQ _a record s S9.2^ 2 I . 24-Hbur^bur AlA m bulofice ... , -150 M AINxygen-cquippeid ______------N ext-door-^doQr„ tn thp I D ^tnre> t o r e ______eld fireworks explosion — follo>v*eded i of EducationEduc reported ^ tuitu r-, r-| - ______I I _ Cemetery. __ ' - by his stostomach ache. - I'day^ m i Id a y , ------. ■______ir^ I I I':- , V ■ ' I I ■ ' ’ . ' ..... ■ Sunday, Au£ iday, Aug. 1, 1965 I 'T ;■ . ■ \ ''.'j:■ 'V ’' Negrofegro Sftiiglii ^ , alls Timei>-Naw» 3 ; I f Drunk Corn .. M ,.r.le r% ,f SBON. Portugal (A PI^ Youthat]th atH ec lo -1— J / '> ~m T.irmermer FlorF loriano TX)mm- »• • O U llJJ i-o o tl guesi knows inow why his studieslies in Utali^ \ corn1 didn t grogrow- despite rog- .jp p . .0q —_ Thomas-i-ht M. M«t» H.-\PEl', Hll.i , N C. t.\P> — ular.'irrigation Police ■‘'■‘■‘f . - >hews, squson of of f Mr. and Mrs. lice searched i»day lor a IS „.ifewife hoolhooked uinin irri- Thjinvis WW. Mm Matthews, Pcclp, _ !; w t t f I ----- — young ^ 'g r o . __ mg Negro seen (U-eing^ Jrom. .^atrorrttnTisnrrorrttnTitniv a wine ilejHis- participatingicipating in a special ~— -it~boliiiiicaTl lolanic.n garilen on the L'ni- ,t insteadistead of ai water outlet i studv programirogram f for exceptional • versitySity of NiNorth Carolina cam- ;,nd pumpetl 3i 3i).tU)0 quarts of nvalhematics slui - ptis,I where w here a preii.v c.vd «.,s ^n latics students at Utah :o wine on the field, -lhe state Universitv,nivcrsiiv, Logan.______: —-.— ------l)biKl-ui-^iiiaih,_^-----^------rnrn-«l7 d~.T m' \ \ Suellenuellen F'vhvans. ... a qu'et. i>artn at Utah ■ ^|.,y,-. Slie ji,e4died in a t'ed ot ivn- Because.'cause of t!\e droimbt, state University,/niversity. The six-week • wmkleikle before she coiiW idoiuifs iHimmguesungues arranged an to n will continue through------her assailant ' . "aterwater fr fron\ the wine 1. Aug. 18 1 ^ ' ■ ' • .; MissIiss F.vanF.vans was killoil jusl merchantiMiant for his corn His M atthews,lews, who who is a senior at ■ .. .. [fourr hours bbefore she was lo ' wwas a s ddetailed o ta to handle Burley High High Schnolrns Sch one of board';rd a bubus to M ooj osn ille. the 30 students nominated by jN.C.. for a 'weekend \\isii w u h ______their high igh schoo school mnihematica ; her pa'reiiis.pa rent s . - n r -tit"'' r .-M.ni-...... '.... ' - teacherss andand principals.prii ■ Thehe vu'lini\-U'lim diet.1 as two and two c^iei nearby * dormitoryinitory rurushed to her assist-! ame.e. llerHor 1:last words were ai '' whisperetlispered “ I1 feel faint " Police*ohee said a janitor the ; ------un;vt:t-silyvct'Miy sasak! he had Keen the! / Negrot;ro nmrun from (ho. nuirder W W V E ^ Ki H z r ------T" __ ;____ ;...... urea■a amianil .sauSaul -he. ctniUl ulemify _ .______■' himI li' if heIk* savsaw the man. ' JSS3SII ' ' M01.1DAVS MC PARIS>ARIS (Al(A P) — An estim ated A | g u n f i g h t s were the order of the day^ around Twin Fallss Friday andan( odils, but the luotwo '‘good *‘good g guy's’* won, to no one’s's surprise. Gun fights were millionllioj» PaiPartsiuns left ihei ------A N I S ^ ______EA A R R W ^ I G S _ _ cjiurday while the Frontier Dayss cclebrailoncetebrailon was going full blast.asl. Kveryonhveryone staged downtownvn and and whert wherever Frontier Days celebrantslebrants gathered.gt This light I reiahjnch capitalcapil; Saturday for tra-' was only" too eager Ior a chances lo draw andan shoot it but—wilhlh blank an»-am wus caught ul : F Frontier rontier F Field. Climaxing Ihe week-long week*long event is a rodeo ditionalional hoiholidays during the A P| APHIDS SPipE ■-jBanlllon- In

"tT n "Myr • 1 J bef of the Musica Via Trio ajid iculty Sets— " ™al (lie Carnegie Institute of GGORDON ^)l R.-re& iH D . S . C | ] Technology. rfT i * J A -»«'■-« A 1 n r ^ i ii Announces T Thot' hot' . m n i r s e r ie s t AHg. 10- ''sr'sfs. M ““ ~ presented at the concert, an ex- The third annual Twin Falls | Pitishurghittsburgh SymphonySym Orchestra, tivitiesivities have inc.-liid’--cl perform- cepiional ceplional woodwindwo quartet will IROBERTn Vw L PAUL,vUL, D.S.C. 1 ^ ^ conrert ol-tno^uii VuUl:v Mu^iir —iicftirtr—atxE]-flgfutc- accepting—rtie—l*itts- -anccs— wiiti Camp faculty will be held at burghjrgh position. Mr. Tha\ iu held Symphonyiyinphony aiul;i tl;e ' R r l^t*^let are’are ' JeanJe; LeRoux. oboe; Has Become Associoted3 ted with him jlj 1 ,he O’Uary Junior High School thele same--positionsame—po; ■ -svith or- WagnerA/agner ClmChorale along with Jean .lean Kasy.Kasy, flute;f Ann Hubbard, m the practiceice of r j n f l c e ------auditorium at 8:15 p.m. Tues- chestraslestras at KaKansas City, Balti- herher many (operatic activities bassoon;ba.ssoon; andan Charles McDon­ Podiatry and Footo t SSurgei u rg e ry dav. Aug. in.______morelore and ClevcCleveland He has ap- throughouihroughoui thetli United Stales. aid, bass. ald, bass. -- ^ ------423-4048 or 423-5461 — 1 cprgnrg—to Mis.— Bonald P<‘nri.-aL*-«rir4.*.a- u>iii< .''loli■ v io iin sok>4»^t tn—c o fw —- UUarry a r r y ' Ft^iBa;;v-t»«m^i.- -fe -—AX-coraing—>vccnratnp— to—-M T sr"r.oijT?r = ______4 1:5441_____ ^ -Youti, scholarship chairman of ^erjs;rts >''™ throughoutub'k the United ceived.:eived. his early [raining m: Tliorson.Thorson, ticketlicli cUairman fqr the 153 3rd3rc AVE.'NORTH TELEPHOrE L E P H O N E 733-6018 IheTiVin Falls F ederated M usic Lates aand n d -h■ha&-served ;^ as head piano>iano at the M.-tnhattan College i rnnccrtr'Ttccnnccrrr*'^tckrts‘“ m »y' \y^' -<>»>• [______■ Club members of the music f the he v.ohn violin ^ department at the of)f Music aand ih-.; Juilliard tained fn)nifrom members of the camp faculty — all of whom are Univtrsityniversity of West V Virginia and Graduateiraduate SchSchool wiiii Ale.xander Twin -fwin Falls TMusic Club or from I outstanding concert artists - le Carnegie 'Institute of Tech- Siloti,iiloti, a teaciteacher of Rachmanin- local music stores and from J. ' , „ ni ivrform in the Twin Falls alogy. _ offiff and a pupupil of Liszt. Addi- Hill at thothe Hills1 of idaho.______conc^t without ree. aria oTT Enid Cleincnt,-soprano’; Is also tionai;ional stutlvstudy nwas niadTrar Ti Inlty _____- ^ b e f o r e ^ y f l i L ^ p eleitd i n L j i more COMPARERE__ J ».w to Jw in-Ealli^ 4 »nd-ihis-4 fr Collogtt—of- l Droce^s"of~The"conce rt w ilt-"gcr new to _ Jw jn -f ^>llogtt—of--Music—in—l,< > ndonr------■—-* ------^IN-FAllS^— ------No ordinary coiTT^Ioclion,oction, tKlsl»K Only~Penri«iy'^T>ar~lll~Onlr~llt~Onty -Pann»y^ ------^ K e Twin Falls Music Club's '=■-jr first year on the Sun Valley England,England. — LtxrArivnF^ V -jW sun valley Music Camp scholar- iculty. She^re,She received her music Franklin hash;i performed manv /Sn Anvi - dreamed it upl Only Penney't'enney't [priced it so lowl Then — best olof all — only egree from San Diego State solo!olo and chambercha music recit- On AnyiAnything of Value. i JjV P enney'i could ba lo particularlarticular about qualityl Tho name-brandne-brand fabrics, th* ollege. Early vocal training al- alslls in Furo|x.'.Furo|x and was official |> tailoring extras unequivocally prove Ihllhat fibuloua * This year nine students from so " mciuded^'^s f n ' ^ ■ “e n n c t tJ f m hand-picked furs, the tailoring J included studv with Lotte pianistTianiM nfIlf l iln h e Pmshurgh Svin- ^ ALWALWAYS AY FIRST QUALITY “ fathion needn't cost a fortune)-ortunel Ihe Magic Valley area are at- Lehmannetimann and and Nadine 1 Conner. phony Onlu ^ ihony Oriliesiia fur eleven TRAITRADING POST ______^All fur productk labelod fo ihoww OflfllnoriQin of Impofl.d futt. lending the camp on scholar- Mi.ss Clement's Clemei concert ac- years. Preser ships given by the local c l u b ...... •■ears. Presently, he is a mem- Scheduled lo perform for the Twin -Falls concert are Jean - t ouis KT^ithy;—flutist ;—Ann-H ub- — —— Donald, French horn; M ilton ' before yoUyoO sperspend more and Peggy Salkind. pianists; Jean l.ouis LeRoux, oboe; I Mnr,. BrnrrhN 1 f-RnilY ni.lnl'^l.: -----B W IT | Enid Dem ent, soprano; H a rry ^W A L W AYSlnnSt,OUAUTY^^^ A Y S IVtiPARE — I Franklin, pianist; S a m u e l ,__ ! f * — c o j y i P i Thaviu, violinist;-Voncille Driv- ' ~ ...... f t : er, pianist: Harold Wolf, viol­ R inist, and Barton Frank, cellist. Samuel Thaviu, violinist, will ^ Y 3 „ ...* * 1 1 3 3 * 1 8 appear before the Twin Falls audience for the first time, al- k s J Ihou^fi this is his second year at ,'™y tlie Sun Valley Music Camp. He V ^s is now in his 16th consecutive mi I j i 7 to 1. 4 * *16 1I w 6 . * 2 5 season as concertm aster of the A A. Son Cited ^ FILER — Airman 3.C. Danny E. Lammers, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddis Lammers, Filer, has been cited at Larson Air Force H ' Base, Wash., for helping the ^62nd Field Maintenance Squad- M '.rqn win seleeiion a.s the he.-it______f l . field mainienance squadron in ^ C«nily ftor*d |w «tp ^ Notural inlnlcoN«th«-^ ^ lhe Strategic Air Command. i ploid collortd with ilith t q u o f collor* Mftly U«« Airman L. a m m e r s is tho fo*. Jr. P«tilM . ,» " » 6 o ri Srand.son of Mr. and M rs. F rank W . Eastman and Mrs. Ruth Lam- f mers.^all Twin Falls. /

I3 Exotic i . JW IlS^iiiiw>-«WBi N e w ^ m Cruises ■ I the umque pleasures only a cruise offer there's no happier choice (''n Nor«e;;ian America Line's popU' ships Bergensfjord and Os>8fjord. You class marvelous meal at one \ le‘--rcly sitlmji. Service with a No(^ ,ft£gua tr.t.Uip.Aad ^»>»:».,».4aUcUon — wide (ange o( ' r* ------^ — ” *— ^ W-INDIES-SO. AMERICA • OCT. 1, I OSlorjOID 24 DAYS • IS roiTS' *“ ^ •‘•“8 vjnety of icenery. national- I 4‘J cuiturct mjke thji a world I B H lfllflH U Je»r'V^ Par»(J(5« for sifht- I •r.n-rf^r.hlp.T-r

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IV - ■ »• v'aP" _-l« I t ■ < ' , ^ MARQUIS CHILDSI1LDS WRlIES-OM-1 |k Sunday, Aufl. 1 , 1W 5 NATIONAL Mao ConteiDntemplates Bustst ofo Belief ------: ______^ ______' ' " ■ ■ ______WASHIN*\ [NGTQNl U M A , Peru—Plans, dreams. A m ei B-y ANDREW TULLV m s. A m erican, of public' utiliiW I WASHINGTON—It is nicc to know that oMour - ^ 1 / visions as taU as the snow-ow- and commodity industriw 1 ■ capped Andes and as broad aas s the 1 atuck of the political'u 2 ■ spy ouUlt—the Central Intelligence Agency—uy - “ ...... I / ' Ciippe< in the news again, with bothtl the ' I ■ the sweep of jungle and plainlain this is “economic colonialiaml H “** A •oM otU U tloa « / F«b. tf. I*«X. o f U « ' T4ftfc« E r# n la r V on the eastern slope—these are ai^^and it must be liquidated ■ «*Ukltob«d In lt04 antf ib« Twi» F aIU Naw* . Soviet Union and Egypt growl-rowl- f / ■LvTwiwy^ ta 1M4. - ing complaints about Americanrican '. i • »< ■ p art ( The immediate crisis H ruMiab«»' |^*^^*^cl^k-and- unde” ' » Jorty ryears_ago_lPC acquiS_M \ k ALWC3TKRGRCN IXlWZLt DICK WitKV OODDS ftt 'I politicM attache at our Cairo One of the tw o ^ ^ ^ R T^ ^ ^e^h the leases of a British compa„v ■ f l. • WiMiin-* MaMJV«r ' Bfan««fac JCditor A»ooth* •t.OOi OM y*or flloo. but stories like those emanaung from CairoI and W 1 prevaiprevailing in the past. laude himself saying some nm. I It is a stupendous undertak- ty in — ------>;------:r‘:-y==^r-— ------^Mojicow * are E I ■ occasional hint that all that dough i.sn l lav- MtMf -- will succeed. The plan dominat-nat- alition.alitio dem anding nationaliia H -- «t«iring prp>* i f Colombia, Colom Ecuador, Bolivia and with the United Starcs-ahd dim ■ ------TTH^Irtto—lntere»t~ w llf h fe, n ext year's that lh«t^ ClA*s anti-Communist^undergr^u^ J F * ■ ^ T ’------PeniT-Peru;------— ------fiT-nc^if—nQt_.extincui.shed hnp.., M little W W l ~ 1 T 7 / !>•.,------^__ (I— ______.%ljBelaunde sees it as a hemi-mi-.the the great highway that mrnt H congressional elections which offer the I?Typic^ ” Kremlin hyperbole. But there i.i im ^ spheric project compaTSBIe —to to ■ coimt cotmi on lielp-ffom-Hie-Ajtnrr—■ doubt among the wise boys hereabouts that such ^ k . ' first chanco for recovery of the Repub- doubi ^ ,Y« Jy the P Panama Canal or tha St,St. jfor liInternational Delovopmcm.' H an orj;an(zation exists. Allen Dulles, fatherrr of _ Jl V jllPilT ltf^ lican JParty. The off-year balloting also an^ ^ 5 aRo I I ' / y LawreLawrence Seaway, The Alliancenee BelaundeBel speaks with somt I the modern CIA-set it up more than 15 yea" ^ for Progress has become atom- reser tnny give a much-better indication ot when hc began recrultlnR disaffected Soviet ■ r r - i ' orn- resentment of the failure of the H ized. fragmented, with the yi-VI- Sstate tate D epartm ent in Washing. H 1)11101811 vur iuus are .knoKn_as------■ {'; w hat can be expected in 1968. Right now. officii ofl lev«l«r-Thnto ______sion_t:sion of a unifying force lostt iniri ton tto bring pressure nn the o;l H "defectors in place”—men who desert the Com--om- leading Republicans cun bo fdrgiveit if IS in ^ a series of prTSjccrs scattirred" coniipaTiycirnii): fur a rL‘aKDnahtS” s i r - H munists .secretly nnd remain in their posts in from country to country. TThe he tiement.t|em< Still confident that the I littlT; »~»*l'ictance to toss their o order rder fo he a ble to >ee£6 ak_j)Qe==way=<«c=»so«bep=*==H I—-i-yminn H^Johnson-^ His Great Society neer- _ ■ ■ fljll TertiTefertile lands for settlement.. It,oppositionIt bppo; parlies and the trade H oQt ils haBd-On J .document that spread uncer- ^ wquld send commerce into •be the unionuniot in the oil industry oppose H M nty. confusion gmi—rgienfmcnt thwwgtout- _ _ —ft" I I 'iM i ^ program practically assures his reclec- iBimj ibout.... ^flgoat-n— waiprwayfi—the Amazon,ZQll.Inalionalizntion nnijn — he rnlU jt j, M Comuunism’s conspiratorial empire. ^ Orinoco Orinoi and La Plata, his c • tion in 1968, barring som ething not visible CqmtThe document was the secret speech deliveredered ^ his often colloquial Engli.sh oiS^H As.An a unifying force |t would3uld of hish biggest headache.s. Anj H ; today.______. by NiNikita Khrushchev at the 20th Partv Congress{ress ------Ip. ■■ ■ ...... ■ — 'i In In I9.m when he put the skids toI Joe ^ ic dimdiminish in the petty nationalismism any president in this secthiin H I * It would be on exercise in futility foi Kalin s rnemoiY- Khrushchev set om tu keep-t which is one of the curses> otof conti continent has more than enouih H ' a Republican with ability and good fu- , — -Lattn-AmcHrJi P-eni and F.ctiBrma.- hpiirlnrhpshpnrl ■ ------M the speech a secrct. • "| b I dor. for example, have longong ThereTh( are some whoiissume^H jl ture prospects to tak'e'Tift'Pfesldentrfohn- He had decided «-W 0 u 1d-br-t>nwise^4 o lct-lta_, ,------J 3 Poor Man’s______I feudeifeuded over a border-strip' .o of t this is just a quarrel amon| I II aon. Perhaps that was whnt Nelson A. full j,impact felt throughout the world. His plan , I .... almostalmo< empty-jungle,-But. like thVsthie |politicos but it would seem-H II Rockefeller had In mind when he de- was tto Rive the new policy to the world s Com­ almost everything else in this to haveh deeper roots. This r^ <1 U -__C lat!ei.he wouldn’t be available In 1968. munist munis failhful a little at a time. By carefully q ^ Plato part of the world, the highwayway porteporter toured the Barriada ctllolit- P qI-so: . , is ththe money of the mind. real age if you could sneak a political picture in the next couple of the speech»i through a defector within the Polit- Jz overcrowded cities, Neverthe-the- 0 OCO.O 0 0 ,0 0 0 . ■ buro who had become disenchanted when, he When^ne the Mint gets around'<* to , But unlike any other "medi-di- loot look at her family Bible, whereere “ Ji Peruvian sections of thetbe CoiComas has many small houMi V ‘ yeara, the Republican nom inee in 1968 buro rears Krinding out some of those new iim of exchange or measure ofofiall' I all' births and deaths were highway v are already under con- of cinderbiockci and adobe, pala. H was pas.sed over for promotion several yearsince dimes, I suggest that something icy I chronicled. win just be going through the motions, earlier. wos 1 The man had worked for CIA ever since. thing value.'” memory is a currency ,chri struction, tial alongside the shacks made B „(e’ bo done to make dimes and • i But there can be plenty of changcs. The and probably still is on the Job. At any rate. ^ , that isn ’t devalued by the pas-jas-1 -j-The only people who took°ek Xhexhe most fierce controversy,rsy, of r Another good possibility concerns the werew re bitter factional dwpuies iij Pulaiid, ^ --B arrfct-^ ea itn LCuu hv ihe nnpnsition. is over an1 is- redre^f calling for the nationalia. B gary and East Germany which were climaxedixed *■ P®"'penny for a dime! ~ ^^HiTiwgiie membriiTir yuut'reiMf you|^ mt« sue-fundainentat-to-all—of^-LaUn-atm-tioji-Qf^the-oiLDrQperiies- tion- 'ih w j health of-President Johnson. J t’s no se- pry D. E. Flation•on can look back and remember by bloody violence. were known to play golf duringing AmerAmerica. That is the ownershipship barnbarriadas. in which life is onTB i±__ crct that Jie!a working long hours and . ; (T w in F a lls)s) -whei-when— - , ..' busbusiness hours. bvby fo foreign corporatiODs, mostlyistly longjang painful endurance contot/H There Is also evidence CIA has an organi-* . . . Horses were called Dobbinbln *—""hAffl'm lll» JUU, ItVnllitf uuasllownhla nc rjitVnn hrii‘IHg"tlUIII wltliln- tn Cftw.i»iiinii> P h in i - are a tinderbox that could [o H -:— TlWiTfiSTr^mwrwho has tad heart trou- " K i i i m v a f U R ■■lUJ P B PBlgL.. iT . • »^L-x.^u..-janiiig tr ------_ _ _ _ _ ------I up iri flame.s and .put an end.u H A doren or so years ago. Mao Tse-tung address- 1 af- In one of the most hopeful ed a "secret” meeting of a Communist delega-[>oa. A mother cat, who is an af- In BeiBtinHpnrepei'...... ' ble. If anything happens Along either of » fectionate bouse cat or a good gestigestures of American political ' these lines, top Republicans — including tion fromfi several .U tin American countries.and I He has shown great shrevd- H indl. nv^user for a farm, is freese to histchUtorx. the U.S. House of Rep-S Interpreting: i n g I ness in using available ■ Rockefeller — will be scrambling fran- gave the delegates Instructions on new Infll- er a resentatives voted J1.500;000 to tration methods. CIA had a detailed reportt on someone»^eo who will give her a resei I sources to get his program tl H tica lly for the 1968 nomination. tr»ti° iack good home. Get her at 201 East enfoienforce prohibition. That same I housing and land reform—IM,. H the session before the delegation arrived back rome year. 1920, the elder John D. i» It was iateresting to note that Idaho's ‘home 3rdr Jerome, or phone Jerome year I T h e N e w s I 0 0 0 units in town and coimtrf H hom e. . 32V48fl3J<-4882. RoclRockefeller, gave away more J assi^ assigned to individual ownnH r.., Cov. Robert E. Smylie was mentioned -n,*These Instances show CIA at Its operational'0 "*‘ . . • ^ _ than M3 million. I by the year’s end—and develop. ■ ' as a possible Republican presidential best-best—In tho fathering of form ation world­ SJ A mother’s greatest worry in By JAMES MARLOW I ment of industries, with fisUntH wide. in the communication flTthat Information“don ViaOOS CYCLE • summer ^ was that one ol herie r tl candidate. New 'york’s Sen. Jacob K. wWe. ‘ for Dear Sir: ■ and fish meal leading all MherH ol’' Javits pointed out that Rockefeller’s to heiheadquarters and in its speedy evaluation for children would be bitten by " a ^WASHINGTON (AP) — TheThe positt posits by making surprise an- countries,coun moving as fast uH the guidance of foreign policy makers. We canc n After years and years of to’- 01) withdrawal opened the way for "newer g , Ing to keep up with som? pf• our m ad dog. umbrella of tranquility alwaysays nountnouncements, and the absencesnce poss:possible. For the army. lltH stand a lot more of that kind of thing, and a '"K to , . You could make a wife happyPJ, stands , above relatidns betweeneen of cricriticism shows it has workedrked navy and the air force he bu ■ i and younger people to show their wares". firm hold-down on CIA’s frequent attempts[5 to 'riena-friends — the Joneses, they’re by . ’ buyingJ her enough calico so . called, we’re starting to wonder °y ^ ° the President and Congress and well for him. instilinstituted a civic action jm-H B It's a distinct upgrading for Gov. Smylie make foreign policy behind me Stat® Depart- ^ * “ 1 " , 0 she could make herself a new keeps them from getting over-■’er- For example: there was grangram. R oads are built indH ^ who or what they're trying to dre.ss. ll who was mentioned as a possibility for ment’.went back. kSkeep up with. _ J . heated. . . . prai.siprai.se from all sides when1 he trailstrail; opened up bp the AmyH . ■ Most kitchen tables in Amen-■. _That must bc the impression sudde had while the Navy, operating oaH I v ic e president in the 1964 cam paign, gs* I''ww V— wi-eKS MayMaylie they’re maintaining” “ ca w ere covered w ith shiny oil- . non suddenly revealed he had whili H However, there’s a question if Smylie Iheir position, but we iust keep , . “l ' of anyone who came of age• •"in pluckedpluck Justice Arthur J. Gold-iold- the Amazon and its remoter ■ . 1^ cloth, and you wiped off the the . p ast 1 2 ycars which have be^g t to tributaries, carries out heildiH *)— '-would want to make the race just for th e ____] crumbs with a wet dishraB. . aye berg off the Supreme Court to tribu Tiews of Others S ■ J been a rather tranquil time■ *" in make him U.S. ambassadorr to and other civic programs, HvH il dubious nrestlge of having been a pres- . One of the problem s of an old dealings between the man in tfie the U Air Force supplies transporlrH maid was what to do^wjlh her tfie the United Nations. Air I Idential candidate. H6~wttles hlmself-tnr — ------,«n White House and the men in ^ethe The generally high regard for tion at a minimum cost toover-H I being a realist and couldn’t be expccted , FAST, FAST, FAST RELIEF • « • -ntjfx ■ ^ e a p tto h ------—-----€oWberg-ean~bo-considetcd_the. -GoWt _th£ caim come Ihe often trackless divj . up hope.r life But it wasn’t always that way. „,ain I to work for an obscure mention In future ukLike music to the ears comes the reporteport pi^jp r e f e r a b l y FA R T H E R Yf '®y- main factor in this wide publiciblic tancitances in a country of mou«-B ER 'Vou could go through life' ‘ It wasn’t that way under the apprc loth- tains and Jungle ^rgely_ti»B B history books. thatIhat the Federal Communications Commissionssion Sir: withwithoui ever meeting anyone tne approval. But there was anoth- tains presidency of Franklin D. Roo-loo- er: oonce the announcement was toucltouched. H is about to issue a policy statement opposing In younger days, I alwaysways who had eaten caviar or a raw jlfi_--jrhajjest guess right now and under television “"j commercials that are louder than ,ronde sevelt and of Harry S. Truman made, made criticism couldn't havenave As for the Communist thrtit.« than vrondered what was meantIt hy oy.stioyster on the half shell. who ^ had some monumental bat- mean which gets great play in the I L II present conditions Is’ that the Republi- the pprograms tK»y internjpl. LacklnRnhe weighteight 5 spacingp ,c ir children; but now that In 1921 the first trimscon- „ meant much. whic ties wilh Congress. But Johnson could have ex- Lim.iLim.- papers, Belaunde belicwH 1 1 ciri8~^lt~wttid~ up with soineonft-tn-1968^ TifTif-ir- a forinaf-x)rdgrT-gucl»-ECC-.statcmenlS—SI?-th*i«_are_ are JouiLjat. 0 !tr_ hoysCjsCj I tinejltaltmer phone call wa.! put known in the trade as ‘‘rule by the raised eye- think -^EtflsidenL _Dwjght p.^ Eiseii-■e"' pggtepected screams alwuc Icttmgithe;tm githe 1 terrorism is mostly bandii-B If ff 'Who will run like fury while knowing his knowi .'y®” think I’m beginning to gett the throithrough, nnd it wa.s pretty'weltII hower is the one who raised lhe (he c r lo ry.“With a~ttitn~glosT: of~ideologfB brow.” We understand they are not taken light-light- point. point, asreagreed that science had gone the court alone if, m brder lo ry. V , ' chances aren’t so good. Listed along hrow, umbrella from the moment hebe leamlearn public opinion, he h.id and a liltie help from HavanlH ly. If y you can keep al leastit 20 just about as far as it could go. with Smylie as some of the posslbillttes 'y- ^ look office in 1953. His policyli'^y jeakeleaked a hint of his GoldbergDerg and Mo.scow. Resolutely he sa\iH tele- feet—and— 1 preferable more—be-—be- CJene(jc S tratton Porter and were Sens. Thomas Kuchel of Califpmia Advertising Ad\ revenue makes commercial tele- feel was simple: Don't say anythingling appojappointment beforehand. that a small part of the answtrB vision possible, as everyone knows. Occasion-,slon- tween children, you c.m have Zane Grey were better known to irritate . the men on the hill. /Vnc ned, is military action to suppft.yB and Clifford P. Casiey of New Jersey, and ^ writers than F. Scott fitzger- _ ' And, once it had happened, is n ally a televisionsell is soft. crtatWe andI not pekce of sorts. wru< «st Pi’el'y much, deprivedved forev forever a fte r sop^e i;csid,ue! of banditry: band the real answer Govs. Mark O. Hatfield of Oregon and ^]Yho loubt B.E. Wlldcredred aid. Sinclair Lewis or Ernest without ils appeal. Yet there can be no doubt them of a chance or a reason this ,|,is ddiscontent would have clunglung socialsocic reform s to end the IU>I Uaniel J. Evans of Washington. that public interest in the public’s airwavesFaves (Twin F alls)Is) HemHemingway. . ■ e x - . . . ^ for firing back at him. Presi-**'■ to jg jj,Johnson and Goldberg. of ci centuries of poverty. M demands that broadcasters, to whatever ex- A hostess thought her dinner, dent ‘ " John F. Kennady continuedued _ i______JUIs almost an admisaioa_that_Jhj£^Re^ 'te n t l 5 ..1 C!:hnieally~pos?ibte;—screen Recordedirded JJl FAMOUS LAST LINE wns a failure if every guest . . ' . - r r tMM ■ iublicans don’t stand a chance before ® i the policy and P resident John-thn- 1 133: -... commercials for unnecessary decibels. Or look- ". . . We didn’t believe in1 the didndidn't ask for at least a second son has made a big production 972rlf s-also quite realistic because-iC& i ng at it aiwther-way, protect advertisers from populipopulatloa explosion until that helphelping of gravy and mashed of it. . and a successful one. ' awfully hard- to beat Santa Claus. their own worst instincts. newnew' family moved Into ■ the potapotatoes. ,. . 1 In, these first seven months““ of Bridge by Jacoby I ------Th*The FCC has been reviewing the loudnessjness "elghl■elghbortoodi” In small towns, families with .his . first term Johnson has beeneen HE iive or more kids usually kept ? problem for several >-ears. Senator Case s.vs says GENTLEMAN IN THE Hive R enormously free of criticismism * 0 ~ -::^_:2saBa I WHEELS ON HOMES level FOURTW ROW -44 . liheiriiheir own cow iii the backyard. he has dreamed of adjusting the \-olume level except for some advice by Re- SOM ETIM ES YOU played play< from king-jack-ten: tofB iU- If yoyi have the im pression you're see- only once in an evening. Docs he not speak f'”' for t-i« ■__ t v. __-m. "3r»*'"r put ■ publicans on how to win the war ------TOST^tKWT KNOW icnten f or jack-ten. If it came frMB millions? The ostensible rea.son why Madisondison in Viet Nam. ing more and more vacation trailer*, and , When a defender drops a high kinj;-kinj>-jack-ten South i.s n o t Avenue whnts commercials so loud is So they Johnson' plays all the angles card the presumption is thatt he ito nm ake his slam : if mobile homes these days, you’re right. can be heard by persons who have left the to avoid criticism. For example. ^ 3 II .The vacationer who takes his living ^oom 3 Religion P'j did not hold a low card. Dtr-ifromDt^-jfrom jack-ten or king-ten SoiTJB room. Small wonder that many keeo on walking. in the,way he announces a deci-^ ^lareiclarer should study the playy toto|m | musl ust guess correctly in ord({_WB I II----- rjiiartprs with him is becoming quite ymt■some all the way back to the movies. — St. Louis -■- » • . determinedeteri the possible cardbrinj:ard ; bring home the bacon I lj common and the numbers are mcreas- TosPT*ost-lJ IS patch.' ~ ^ ^------m A m c n e ar __ One of «h» wry ban wrayt; tn ^ _ - _ j _= = = i = = = ------^— -j— hr- tlienry -llw p f inciplf It M Ing at an amazing rate. Aa, an indication ric tv _____ cau.se' yourself miserly, if you ,, stricted choice calls for nsiM SAFE FREEWAYS were president, would be to let NORTH (D) *1 lllj^ o f what’s happening, 'Yellowstone Park M . B y L O U IS C A S S E L S with the queen. In practice It his long been evident that divided high­ information leak out on a deci­ would be inclined to play “*■ ■^A officials report 13.000 trailers have been It g (United Press International) sion you had mail^ before you ■^■checked into the park so far this year. ways. such as turnpikes, park^vavs and the in­ king from king-ten as an terstate freewa>-s. are much safer than older ■ announced it. - ^ , matic play. That is unless we* ^ ^ ^ H till, only about five per cent of the park Christians have entered the less dramatic and more diffi- It would give the critics'■— — * A K 107 8 i*"®" roads. Now it has been proved with overwhelm-leim- phase of the great questjuest cult. Two things will be happen- j IS a real expert. A real exptj ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Ito rs took-iheir xmn-h<«nes--akm&<«v4njj-eTcjrcviderce. ------fn r-re ranging from the truly con- in' would visualize the exact T or^reunion .i^iwjwjt a s the ecu- ining g --simuUanrniisly ______— iha-wtii^-irh.mied the __^ ^^^■wheels. TnTraffic fatalities during the reccnl three-day ation and d uck like a SiiQ t ^ j ^ - menical movement. P 1 ro te sta n t denrtminaiions discontented, and the garrulous ^ This phenomenon of travel already has Memorial Day holiday reached a record figure i„In ,the first phase, whichI op- will move beyond mere cooper- __ Ihefhe'^ king-ten combination of 474. But only IJ of these occurred on divided ef' — a chance to open up on you ♦K10»34 •♦J 8 7 5 4* h„he rmight well have played "B created some problems, not the least of highways. Principal reason for this remarkable ened about 50 years ago. the atkiiatkin to try to achieve organic |jefbefore you made a decisionlion *,42^ ,,ck ° ' major Protestant bodies endednded unity.unit; jack from jack-ten. which is the matter of parking. Even showshowing is that head-on collisions are rare on known. SO ITH AsAssum ing that West is a •at^ centuries of mutual_ estrange-inge- ProtestantsPr and Catholics Johnson j has done just the op- ^^Bfe='^V«Howstone---P«rlc-^with-jts— extiinsiv£^histuL._highwaii-Where_opposing lanes ara separated fr"-.*! _ <4 » « enouenough player to play the ^ by strips of land or 6 th«r'nVe*n< ...... — TOTOcnt-^od-bcgan cnn to dA iV-tageth^wilLgetlVL^wilLmQye-beypnd muiu«l cour-;u r - ; ------— I K campgrounds must have been making by it** ------» tA ^-3 -1 — ------^quid-quickly from king - ten. Traffic is heav>- on such highways and cars er in , friendly, cooperative r rela e la-1 ^ te tesy s y and try to resoTve—or toj to ; the form oT a unTted chtirchrlt* t ■ ■ extensive improvements to provide trail- .. . tionshlps. TTie great achieve-ieve- ^ at Ileast clarify—some of the■he ', doctrine,doc structure and .sacra--ra-: j ♦ .-\ Q 8 I shoushould rise with dum niysil'fj I I er parking spaces. In many cases, the travel usually at high speeds. This .shows that isi *QJS in aiaccordance with the p n n g j speed in itself is not the heaw contributor to rment ’uj’-\ of this place was thee fes-jreal s-1 real differences of convictionion I| mem ents. The big question is ■ P trailer owner isn’t happy merely with tablishment of such agencies:s a*as'that 'th a t divide them . jI whiwhether laymen, local pastors)oi-j I East*- and West vulnerablee of rrestricted choice. In *“"■ the death toll charged by some people. JJr ^ ,t plav hc should probably ducXB I H sp>ace in which to park his home on Engineering En for modem cars and modemJ the National Council and Worldi'orld j' BothBc processes already are;ire; and"afw! ecclesiastical politiciansa n s I| K*Nwth Kisl South Wrst pKiv the Churches, ■' undtunderway. • ! ine I I * Pa.«s 1 V Pa.s.s Which Wl play would win toaij* A ’ wheels. He also wants water and sewer specnt! i Methodists.Me Presbyterians. Epis-oi^ I *3 ¥J Parii 4 N T. Pass We mtat ^ " ? ' connections, plus electricity. This mod- highway high' accident problem. More freeways must the hand and did not show , ,},e Catholic church remained aUxif.lUwf. jdeno■ denominations agreed la^t .\pril!iril cop copalians. etc.. and unite in, , a 5 » Pass .'1 N T. Pas..i:s the 1 g t t , Tsrtrcamping wars^ittle resemblance ,t*_buiJt_soJoni_as_the_automobile remains the 6 V Pa.<;5 Pa5«: Pa.'ts king and jack of hearts. ■ principal meins of travel. aSTTRaT^viU beTorfoY —' P hasa—«wo~0 >egatt_wjth. _iW-tlie-Uo.bcgin.drafling.j_j3lan.oLunion_Lgre ito tn :f>n ! r h t i r r h ______" K t. liv in g in a tent! Pf'"' O p e n i n g ------^— c a r d - s e n s e ------■ U K ^ w mmn\many years to come.—The Oregonian coronation Mroni of Pope John XXIII.XIII- ': that would bring them togetherier • EExperience has demonstrated ^ It------N o -nnft-..shouid ^iimp to the conclusion ______rFrom rom the day he ascended1 the in a new church with 2] millionon Ij thathat genuine doctrinal differ-fer- L------— ------^ ------papal—th ro na,—Br\p^ i.ihp ■ dis- mmemhers. en The merpur nlm «-il1 I O—The biddine has b e ^ J fl H that vacauon irauers will Cut down on)------BRIDOE DlALOSeE-E?tPBB»TEP " ~ tions_that—u o uld—have— ___ Soalh WMt ■ H the value of tourism. To the contrary. Bri ------Taiyed an-f a r h e s r ee iirH^r-r m |l<" p i e s e i ii ^ -to r e pre.*’‘ a S i Jst business. Although the trailer owner were goodness and reciprocated his I mittimitted to the national conferf r -1- 1 waysw a’ of doing things, tribal -j-oji alleged to have used hand signals ShameiJ^e j{csture.sc^stur of good will. .\lmost;ence “»■ Today we have the sameam e v W hat do you do* ' -J ^ m ig h t jiot stop in motels or eat in local *„ « T iost,ences and conventions of thehe: pri.^^amiUon (Ont.> Spectattit_ _ • >a-; rank-and-file' m em bers o f the have juggled the East - We.stVest >*** !*««''• I ------Tha—higW^ht—of phase two-iiaiutwo. Jians. United^Church-ol Otrtttrichu ^ J ------gtareaiwi^ g injtitemsj or nece.ss.irv re- ' —— — — — — str^churches^ to become as cnthusi-ltrumijsi^trump-holdings-a-trifle7~so-that that ~ ~ TODATS QL’K S t^"* was the historic decree adaptedipted EvaiEvangelical llnited Brcthrcjien;astic ;asti about the possibilities ofj when a 1 pairs. These homes on wheels ^ave the: —----- ^ — THE-WORljtt-CETS-SHQQIC • hvbv .h. the Vatican Council la.st fall and ofj when South plays the ace■ of y You do bid one **— fall and the Di.sciples of ChriM, uni°Ugh it m ay be: fiJethe J earth Ls becoming as nervous a'nd jump as moven eil Ias aiei timse few wfariia-ye been--tntAii5en-4ruAip— towanl— dummy—^VesV ~wta p as movement. to d; date, that theologiaiu of the;dirt Vest -wtat <*» .---- 1 1 he;directly involved m the mergerger playsplays_.the ten. Its inhabitaatj? — Timmias (Ont.) Press, jJ - Phiu*Phi.. tine* premises to) b« sizsix o “ '■e up 10 15 ho he National Defence Student ^eith. dean. _ time employ "eekweek classes are in session. loan.'an proprai program. U is confined to ^ .ime employment. Present job ------^ ^ r - -r ■ ^ lowJW income families. r B««r^'storof ‘^FttttheFirst of the two programs' Is opportunitiesopportunities under this pro* ci 1 • .-\pplications for student loans. Baptist Church, will at- thehe National Defense Student B'^att'Sram includemclude grounds and build- O a la F lfi 6 D ays O niy! Aug. 2 thruiruAug. Aug 7 I a mwriage and counseling Loan-oan which is available to stu- **}fiing mamtenamaintenanci>; laboratory as- vSalaries Raised ■ .Slork-study S ”. employment, or both H A J hould be made through the Col- t ^ n n e u f *'„rn^r workshop Monday to dentslents who anare citizens of the sistams:iistams: ijhrlibrary assistants and Jj[| r llC l APMAYS RRST OUAUTY • ""'"ivaVHoUywood. U.S.J.S. or intend to reside perm a- ...... “ In Filer School ’ L-ge of Southern Idaho’s.b u st ^ . ■ i; __ _ F l ! T7r>__ less office to JDr. KeiVh______j H — ^ ------^ ^ workshop' is beIrlE~pr^ twnthi^nlently—in-the- the- U:Sr~The student ~A~rrh ' 'n f ‘ 1L LLrv-~oatnrICI*_____«-nhKf>fiito vt ness office ■ . . - . — bv the American Insti- >"“stnust be enrolledenroll or accepted by .^Tri III of O l Girl, 6, ~ te!c'he^f^teachers and extra custodians in ^ Ste^f Family Relations in col- Jhehe college for enrollment as a R rftlriiri Schix)l District .413 have been n^^ration with Chapman Col- full-timeull-time or |part-time- student iHBroken U IV cH in Crash raised, anxiounces Thomas Tur- AJUwLJBooth Planned r orange, and Pepperdine carrymgarrying at 1,least one-half• the A fryear-olfryear-old Twin Palls girl, ner. superintendent. WKNOEI.L WKNOKIJ — A booth for'the * r^Iese U i Angeles. I o r m a I academic workload. RenetRenet* M McCall,cCj luis a broken The ^ h e sasalar; lary for a substitute ^C.iKxlmuKKxliMi; CoCounty l air und the . •. I counselors, clergymen, phys- Itudents must be capable of armirm und u-.isu;i Hospital Sl5 *15 pt‘r per day: day: The pay for exira | ineonngreeling i^f Orchard Valley / wm share in the discus- leed °of a loan to pursue a col- afterifter a one-»one-^ar accident about custodial helphel has been raist^d Grange,'trance. JoeJo Sellers, master, I Subjects to be covered ;pe educationeducation. 3.151:15 p.m. p.m . Fr Fridav. from fr"m 51.25$1-25 ppi er hour to 5J.50 p er | re[xiris.e[xirts. I The law establishes certain Deputy She include understanding ot b JsU rwuir Deputy Sheriff Dennis Huvnes ' hour. I Stephen Evett reported on I ‘ lasic requirements covering said;aid MrsM rs .Ni.Noriia .1 Butler,' 28, 'lhThe e trustttrustees have accepted , hisIS tnpinp to Boys’ State. A dis- I . tudent loans, including a re- Routelo u te :.2. TwiTwin l alls, was driv- Joe ■1'^'^ Taylor’sTaylor' recomtnendalion . playlay of Uomtiotneinade candies was / || luirement that the repayment jngng a 1957 (Chevrolet north on for needed I furnace work in the judj^ts.!ad}its.l for thei Pomona Grange r v inflict counseling in youthful «riod ^ of the‘’’e loan and interest aI couniy roaroad aliout five miles district. d'strict. ■ ______U'ontest.ontest. ______L.j -4- '' ^.rdaces, and help clients to n the loan begins one y e a r southlouih of SouSouth I’arkr-The car ' improve their social effective- fter the borrower fin ish e s failedailed to neginegutiaie a curve and. ------^ plowedslowed into a borrow pit on the ik * The loan must be paid back igfteft side of tlthe curve. ^ " n e faculty for the two week t annual payments and may „ j workshop will- be outstandms b'e extended o. Her son. Mcirty-Sartain. V-,' ’a ( / y A / t , -‘■Bgfcgy.*- _ Y i S ------^ medical doctors cimical psy- ° wasvas^also also in t the c;ir iU lhe lima ___/ ^ c h o l S g i ^ r a m l ^ c o u n s e l o « ^ r . K eith al: )Ut lie and^ Mrs. Butler were ^ / Dr. Keith also announces the ^eieasl^ ^fmn a / p h o t o a l b u m , ^ n A -p r J 2lessprs from the South- CoUege-Jitork.U^g<^orl^Stud^-progn.m l^leascd from' the hospital late / BUM .W IT H ern California area. ------^Iday" afiernoon after treat- j j „ \ JEmMee^ jn S H O S H 9 N 1 S T a I I T ------^ The Rev. Mr. Burchell’s fam- pastorlastor of the Buhl E First Pre.^by- i»re~A ily will accompany him and terianerian Church, who will speak WE ^ARE BUYING ...... -'I r —...... ^ s r ( J o ] plan to visit relativ es in the his Sunday; Ithe Rev. Richard ftDAIM , •- 3 Z Company H j area. Conner.ronner, Twin Falls, Aug. 8 ; R. 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...... " I Sunday, Aug. 1, J.965 } News l l j DUTCH'S . . . YOUR NEW CHAIRMAN NAMED REPORT RE STUDIED IDAHO FALLS (UPD — ^ IH 35 Valley BOISE^ (UPI) — M «- £*• IDAHO '-'V'' “ ZlHTrHnErtSCIOTER in wwor BodaW, cmisuKant chamber chamber of commerce subcom- spccial edneatlOD for th i mittee is I studyin{( an urban I Twin Falls to&es pleoM pleoMre re in People to Stat* EdocattoB Depart- transportation transport report that calls ment, Is chairman of a new' for spending&pen< '|3-million for cityc 'I ’ ^ fcleet committee studylnr. streets streets in ir the next 13 years. Get Degrees Sneeds '’. of the. ewepUjwU' Seven Seven years'in the making. \ —_ 4 n A H n 'i.: Jcy. ■ , Clyde GislGish for the fatal shoot-,y‘ Committee. "1, i s ^ T entative list o f A ugust canVirt. Ing In.In 1931 of Edward McEvoy. Co«n">‘“ < didatcs include* Susan J. Brad-id- Gish, ararrested 10 years later SPAN _ STARTED ish. Burley, sociology; Robertsrt for the shrshooting and found gull- " C. McCrea Jr.. WendeU, Eng-ig. ty In a BlBlackfoot court in 1963,83, IDAHO IDAHi FALLS (UPI)—Two k WORLD FAMOUSJS QUALITYQU ^ lish bachelor of arts, and Jac-ic- had appealedappe the convictionon steel steel girdersgli 171 feet long and ■ quellne Bare, Rupert, mathe-le- Contendingdontendinj the lower coiirt er-er- welghuis weighing more than M.OOO ■ matics. bachejor of science. red by notnoi xranting bis petitionon pounds pounds will be erected Mon- B for probation. day for ** tha John’s Hole BB Completing work for the bach- Bridge across tbe Snake Riv- elor of aru. College Of Educa- WiTH NOMINATION EYED er. tion. are Barbara Gibbs Ayres, ® Twin Palls, educatlon-business BOISE (UPI) — U Gov. They will support the soiith education: Donna Lee Busch-h! William E. Drevtow said^ (pan,_,n of the bridge which Is ' there are Indications that^ schedufcKhcduled for completion next3 born. Haielton. elementarvr----- more-than a-haW^^mieit-pef------year; ^^JD^m23"E 23'CONSOLE Solllers. lett. by Col. Walter Y. W . TTharTes E Buucane^ Rupert,;i! sons will■"i seek the Demo- COMBAT READINESS medald a l isl3 awaawarjlfirri^^t^ptr^xJt-C—Snlllgrs. li r ____ - coiv^ im Augustri9S0rto~Angtistrl*M.— 2 2 ■ education-historyj -eiiHon—Chil- erifle'TomWatron ^ ‘ for'-gov^------Lucasr'WlBSt-co*nmander,-lor-»ervlce_Jr wUh a combat crew from AuguS; a -aqJn,rectanniit»f-pH!iufrmf ■ WII^S FELLOWSHIP niedaris'not avn^ablfr-yetr - ton. Gooding. educatioi5-phy.sical emor next " year. ■„„] Capt. Splllers received only the cllallo cllalkm because iHe aHuaT medaris n education; Mary K. Chisolm,‘ ^ So .lar, only slate Sen. BOISE (AP) — Boise lelcvl- believed ' to be the flrat suchI award at Mountain Home Air Force»rce Base^Base. ______. Burlev. elementary: Alice Fernrn m uiini.— in.m I ne« of Grange,. slpjislojl newsmannew Greg Jackson is ------~[yj^3C0tXXX»30C00C«S0C00t^ ' Crandall, (i u p ert, education- vllle and former Atty. GeS:— -wlnner-ofwinner o a graduate fellowship,—ship------J______QtiCCO English: Marjorie T. Eldredge. 1““Frank Benson have an- to Colurr Columbia University in New L I Shoshone: Dorothy^Grow Guest, bounced - York. IL/.lE. Robisoii,J * • flounced formally their In* York. \ SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY < J 7 / / lenllons to seek the nomln- JacksoJackson, nevfs director of .sia- ^ a 111? Haggardt, Kimberly, all elcmon- - "* atlon,-Stale Sen.—CecU An-• tlon KT\KTVB. will work towards- d s 64, 04l!» Dies of |nj ♦“ ■•y- __ d drusru s of of ' Oroflno has said hoI __a a master’s maste degree In Journal-nal* ^~ |RADlATORl-^troil-Strang^=B^eUow^ I'o n n e E. Haines', Oukley:y: jsconili is considering it serTSiHly. Bin:------\ ------Reck-'Hodsofv—and------Gertrude L. Henderson. Good-■d- DrevelowDrevel said, however,: ^ HHeart ei Attackr| Ij Gina Lollobrlglda ^ \ hi/ Jng: Fred I-ee Jackson. Melbat>a (here (here ai are-Indications lhat _ —y/.f s i r o p ~ ~ i % L=i WARNING ISSUED - — =^rrpCT - - e O ^HIT...... ^ T^bwtarnb. tl. a iJwl‘11 liTia —Utfee~^Uiree~Bf~lour offier men also nmci = = rrruM F Evart~-cnsTeBce“ I» Th* ONIY thop in Twin | Sally L. Lee. all Jerome: Kath-h- may may fio go after the nomlna-! BOISE (UPI) — ResidentsL"** RobisonRobison. 64, Jerome; died at 2 *"• -----lyn-^fann«y—Mayca,—Oakley;-----tloa,—TJtlon. Tha lieutenant gnv;.. of Ada Counly and Boise City’Hy St. Benedict’s Memorial Hos-JS- \5 FalUFalls devoted exclusively J KISSKFOR I Carol MT'Swariron. Castleford:d: amor emor derew«r« "J warnM Saiiirday t« b^- pUaipital atat" 3 p.m. Saturday ufUi o ^I "IplFfi jp jfR i r a d i a t o r TRADE | ----- r|jjp Etta V. Taylor, Almo: MarianJn pick pkit a a I favorite of his own, ware of Infected bats after*' ■a heart attack at his “home. j Nye Taylor, Malta, and lonono for for theIho nominating, saying, rabid “bat was found in “ an h He w as borff Ja n . 26. 1901, a t JS »«»» tt '"Waihlncton 7M-«08* i\ aduLadult T 90C-JR. 12-14, 60c y —— O. White. Paul, all elementary.y. «‘at *‘at IhlsIhls point I'm y t taking; Jjl^near 5, North Eighth Dutton, Ark, He moved to Idahoho gaocaex:tlioc»ot%.vci.N 3« ew c a a i ^ ^ ^ Candidates for bachelor of sci-^ l anyi ^ ypafl ■" *— p * ____ wuh-itis He. ence degrees, College of Educa- IcaL ^ anyijH~^hnol yt Weiser. He ***** ^------r f ’B ------i ------S tion, are Glen E. Cannon. Twin•in APPEA APPEAL TO BE FILED director of the clty-county"'y married carried Pheby May Strattorv I ------T 2 tW -W EEKI ------I H t It, POCATELLO (AP) — Johnhn heallhhealth department,i said (his J^|y 3 J-'alls, and Catherine B. Wright, POCATE Ju ly 3, 1919, in Je ro m e. T hey ii Iwo nilBhly Armlos Trampled \ _ Buhl, both elementary: Clyde[lo Deo Ijirsen’.sIjirse attorney says he wmWM the first bat brought 10 camcame e toti Jerome from Weiser^ , F U N r I Iwo Ml Nzmw . ■ I B. Ijindreth. Hazelton. educa-a- will tilefile aian appeal on Larsen’sij’s the , dedepartment’s attention. in 1947. J947 He had worked for thehe IT ’S Its VallValley...A Fighting Fimlly I \ Distinctiva Danishll Modern 1 la- But M the progres^ p tsole In irxined tion-soclal •science: Larry M.VI. murder coconviction with the Ida- Bat aa -'’®' Union Pacific Railroad for many ^ ‘v H Walnut color on selectlelecthardwood hardwoo Lehman* JcromerTnKttitiner-M(Tf .- -tm-ho SupieiiSupieme Cour^ wiihla-iwa And Inter ns a mechanicI ____ GIRLS! :: Challet ds. Front Mm I 7 ^U *iirlicr GQOdlBB^—bmlL-Mfaica; ^ffceka-.___^ffcekaiT^ - - PeCtelL- ::______^ anda nd welw elder a t Jerom e. H e was^^ ------IT’S ------M iDBm I ZH'^^^S^akey. ~ ------WTT^ lional-physlcal education. LarsenLarsen v was found guilty Dcc.sc. —__ ——— a memhrnember of the Jerome Sec'oiiff Others ore Jonathan J. Har-ir- 15 of Ihe slstobblng death of Vicki ||^IN 5 SERIOUSg CONDITIONVJ LDS Ward Wa Churcli. Sb rington. Twin Falls, bachelor of Jo Quinn,Quinn. 16. In April of 1962 on POCATELLO (UPI) — Danieliniel SurvivingSurvh beside his widow, HANDCRAF’RAFTED I science. College of Business Ad-d- the i-'ortFori IHall Indian Reserva- R.. O’Shea. Blackfoot, remainedined are one brother, Roscoe Robi- / ‘^ Buf ft bettor to fast fonger ministration, and Warren ~D. tlon. In"In criticcritical condition Saturdayrday son, Weiser;W< two sisters, Mrs. \ I Metal chissts hn up to to 200 200 timestimes greater heat coodacfiotla Dowd. Buhl, general business. I from injuries sustained inn a Odessa Christensen, Weiser, andS ^lEOJET •[I 4 \ ability, than phenolic useded inIn printedprinted circuitI boards. This man I ■ Bachelor of arts in speech,hi REQUK REQUISrrE COMPLETED J™!?. ^ h of Mrs. Mertle Robinson, Payette, m * greater dependibility andnd longer longer TV TV life.' ! ■ ne POCATELLO (UPI) Reg- IraHlc accident Friday south of Mrs. M pathology nnd audlology, Elaine POCA' 1 Fort Hall on U. S. 191. and seviseveral nieces and nephews. J. Parr, Wendell: Linda R. Cal-ll- Istr^r Istrfr A Alton B. Jones said I O’Shea was hurt when j,)s his Funeral services will held ZENITH QUALITY lahan. Oakley; Regina L. Dur-ir- nearlyiwarly 170 sludents ’ aro O Shea iriv. at 2 .p.m. Tuesday nt Jerome ------w>nH..ll, nnH Robfrt E. ^ completl com^letlng^^gree^^et^^^- car^aridcar aiid ^ a beverage truck drlv- ■‘- P- PI^RFORMANCE FEATURES ^ W by Glen T. Sherwood, Pocn. Second Second_ LDS Ward Chapel with Zajatir.HBuW;------— — ^ ,m t nta 0 ! »“ reiltSTCDlllded-headonrShervroorf^ Hishop Htirnck M. Piul^e of------I jflWESsmHm S ______■ merm e r ses;session atT3iHo~SSCr“ tSllffrCDl^ ficiating. Concludfiig ntes'W Jir University.______eestaped ^ a p e d Injury.______be in Jero m e C em etery. F riendd s im iu S H • Zwilth UHF.ar^ yXF Spotllts Panels Hours Given for may call at Hove Funeral T»M- , . may c f w ia iw 3• "C«p»cKy-Plu»” Qu»llty Components Chapel-Monday-aftetcoon and Mtcfien— “-T~ PTcning ■wt—'%mtil-n.,itm ,„p,m U U fl HMiKli^lWlenitirAiitoinaUc Itlllf l JEROME—The Jerome Can- Tuesday. ■r""V5lB|^U«*“ 'CiraiIl. ning Kitchen will be open from t-riM p 'afiB Efc ^ B n.m. lo 5 p.m. Mondays onlyTy Pines ■■■ * * * '- Planned,d Au;Aug. 7-8 SERVICES SLATED « until further notice, according"§ HOLLISTERHOLLIS' — The Commun-jn- and canrcampfire were added. As FILEFILER — Tho Faith Memorial ' ' to Mrs. Jerry Callen, board |,yity Churchchurch of Hollister will holdlid more p —L.< . ______- ttheir h e T r churches-for c L one Sundayay fessor of English at Utah StateState 8 p.m. 'til T o.m. a year and have gone to na-na- UniversiiUniversity, Logan, will be guest[uest fMARIE onstayed on as a professor. GCM30 GIRLS O n c i lough fo Wear Bikinis at Ihe Filer Methodist Church.■l{ Gulch. Tli The Forest Service co-CO- OaOn SundaysSund he is an interim• A „ t the Fun Spot North Once They're Old Enough 1 Merle Allison and Orvillei)e operated 'with the churches in In ppstor in the Presbyterian ^ cf the Border , Sackett head the committee inIn er p.m. SuiSunday, Aug. 8.______I h s i e - ^ " ,7 * ...... ' ...... =1 '5 SaNDisaTg^Xi®^ a N t ^ ppoUybergen. o U y to last longDnger... I ET" J f ^ mme N k J ^ I ^ cwMUCopt canic^oiat ^ TA)T A K E H E R ...... 8 .3 0 ADULTSA b U ... $ 1 .0 5 ...... K M O V E OVER .... 10:20 CCHILD H ll ..... FREE f i

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------1------^------:------I, Sunday.iday. AugAug. 1, 1965 Twin Fallss’ Tlmes‘New» TImeS'N . • Jordan Urgeses SpeedSi ontl StiStudies f~“ iBetTO” aniQ WNifT^inaidfetiUfli6'ittnC'df^nd ls aiuj personnelpeF' will per- m Bureiu'^of iplies in.the Snake River Val- m it.” Dominv a' Uon to"make eve^ ef- ley. Jordan note^ areas of our na-jhe originally suggestedsu; that a ■ Lake,tee. thereby aavoidinfi a' draw -' I t^rienciiig critical water largerger project wasv needed on downvn ot the lallake each vcar to vie^ must hasten ev- the Upper_SnakeUpper Snake than th«^ pr«>-, the^ ripirin'^,!,detnnieni-of-the rec’reatiOnT------—------sBortag^- j.y e lo p to th e full- "Viously studied ^ —“Fashi(shions for Bae m e l ^ - usly studied Bums Creek and scenic beau Back to Schoo 1 scenic beauty of the area.** ery ® J,pnt all available water Project,iject. he l^pslips received w i d e ------S s •• Jordan declared. - ‘ ®yPP°''t-'^rt. Not OnOnly the Bureau TCSfT C !*„J suppl>e*- w ith RReclamation eclam ation iand Idaho irri- lO>U U Students O lU fl to i'cff Reclam ation Commis- ors but also public power < Bureau of *«cm. groupslups who fire’ fire° seeking addi- JTrecent re S C n i “Heidi” siorer Fl°>^ ^ J additional tionailal pow^ pow^r suppliessup, that could Id 'Ah O ST.\t i l i s a serious _ s^^^g^be obtained fro DAHO ST.\TE UN1\-ERS1TY. obtained from the larger Pocatello:atello — FourF oi Magic Valiev! "^he mm a a g g ic ic to u c h o f storage .‘jj j Meeting the!‘-y""in Crandall^''“'’dall divisiondi operated student.sdents are anamong the cast of, River to ‘ suoD lem ental conjunction wwith the existing ISU sumnuT st requirements *°r.„ ojEP..... n# Palisades Dam J summer students who will C i i n n e d e r e l l a d lisades Dam have indicated presentsent a dramatizeddram; version of ^ A- ir approvals------"Heidi”eidi” at 10 aa.m. and I p.m. . . . i n th e m • n “a progre.ss report recently Wednesdavdnesday a and n . at 10 a.m . iplied to Senator Jordan on Thursday'jrsday in 1l razier Auditori- Sand Dunes T r^ studies, ,t"lthe Bureau of Rcc- um. h e st-m a d e Slated b y You,ths lation that the major, em- Connieonnie Rappleye,R a p p ic Twin Falls,' ISIS to date has l)een on geolo- will1 plavplay the part of Heidi.: WENDELL— Members of the gjcal exploration di'esses y\ il exploration,and the work Otherslers are TimothyTi Brvson, u/pndell Presb>terian and Hag- is progressingirogressing on schedule. “We Twin Falls; Jan ^nnan^M ethodisl^UllUEro^ iope-to-complete i^Falls; Janice Poyer,jianr ___ - J ^ F e-to complele-the'Teport-tJn sen;^aiid. and RondaRond Moyle. Hey- _ |-m i n sch o o l! t l ^Sludy-.^ ^expeditiously-at imrnr ...... Ir-I MVF on a trip to t^e San^ p,iig„ - ^ Dunes near Hammett Sunday.' Back-lo-School is , i Plans for the activity were ___ fash io n , c ertain ly . B u t ;.-i Jde at a meeting h^d.this schooldays d em and I ^.eek at the home of Rita Sell- Tre Stephen Evett conducted a I clotbca with the extra ‘1 ;„..;Lnn on the use of words. -—workmamMpi - p-“ S i- ...... dev;o ti^ ' were Igd by Charles Parsons^^^ ^ w H o v the extra f ' \ * •* — “■ -----J.----- y . ------—r a r e wit-lj Scama------^ ______------C f ’ J ~ V ^ (ne on the church lawn Tues- ____ fju-L,. n p H flp n lT . iuy evening. ~ ------/X placedplac buttons that [ ■ ALUMINUM\ 8-OZ.8-oz. - j! ^ makes Cinderella ’ j PrniVrfs Finished"______^ ------t ------fuiiiuus. Hurry"tH'------M;—|------k in g h il l — 4-H projects. ______TCre completed Tuesday when I ■ ■ ■ I f c totoday d a y - 1 f o r o u r co lo rfu l ■ ,i the Fruit Cake 4-H Club met | ■ _ coUccIcoUcclion of fashiona >t v S ! 9 ll the ho^me of M r^ W. W. Knox ^ H ior achool 1 li. *‘rr h.-n.,pht thpir -inck Iiinche s 4 B —^ p t ■ - - . p p z I (or a picnic. H t e = i 3 Mrs. Knox, club leader, an- " ^ Sites 3 to 6 x nounced that Tuesday was the 3.98»oS.95 [ 1 ast meeting before the E lm ore Sizes 7 to 14 County Fair to be held Aug. 13- ^ m . Fi 3.9Bto8.95 f f ______rEGAL"ADVlRtfSEMlNTs| ------NOTICE TO ______o - ■ ACK1C01.TUHE EQUIPMENT ^ — ------DEALEK3 I - f l Th* UhJv«™lly of Id«ho, Colies* of Africuliur*. win pu^c^nM on* U ) JM ot |[ J h o w 'ininany a m jumpers ? i J nr»b«r 6'-j b p- 'or ua« *t the Klm- Mf Urly Branch E xperim ent S tatio n . I For official bid form* and specific*- S — i i tioQi. Inler^ited penon* *hould wrlie will she need V‘ ortelephon* Mr. C. O. Dye, PurchMlnit Afrtit. liDlvemlty of M aho, lloum 20a, I AdmiBUtntlun Offic* B uilding. Mo«- ra» Idaho. Telephone num ber T U 3- _____th is F a ll? p >119. t t H . T h# -U *M m ea>l.H*~ ------_____ Assorted-jCoiorr-^ o r r ' : — ^ " s i r tlictiic jiimjTimppra pei she loves, from fiJ , *^Tb**Uolverilty r^ervea tha right to nfuM any or all blda and to chtHMc 5ox plcnled. W’ashftble plaid, : -j tbe bid which, in o u r opinion, ia to . OindcTelln. Box plcnled tba bat-lotereat of lb* Univaraily of tnnce* iiiBD'T?! wool and 15^ ^ . ld»hn,_ 'I ■ — ------[ ------^ p c 'on, WrtR (f6T(rmi;fiiT“butt5H i! ^ Purchaaina Asent. /J irnlvcralty rmrch'^nK^upThl^ff up lhc front. n Or wide-wnla I . Momjow. Idaho. ly withw ith ana n industrinl i zipper, j-. Publbbt July 80. Auir. 1. 2. l&flS. [ Im in 'xnixf:ix:'rL D nciatoli TO over a cottonotton nppl, six (fi) can b.m mllW wool and a n d ISr'o nnylon) with silt'cr ^ oolen and rem ote unlta. f i feel com fortable . . . . . witw ith m ix and m atch:h sep(separates fer official hid form * and apeclflca- metal buttons all down a ^ 1 iou interealed peraona ahould write t i r U!«phone Mr. C. O. Dye. Ptii-chaalnu ■||||B JHHV coat-look front. I'] ' that f|- add up to thatlOt "ed "educated" total look-o o k - \gnt, Unlvenity of Idaho. Hqom 20-1. liainUtration Office liuildlnff, Moji> ov. Idaho. Telephone number TU 3> no. Exteoalcn 6254. The Identifica- Ion of thla invitation {« PLS TH90. i 2.982.98 u 5.98 Th* Univetsity reaervrs the Hcht to ?fu8* any or ail* blda and to chooma b« bid which. In pur opinion, ia to the KING'E ' S , j I eat fntereat of the University of Idaho. Bldi cloae 12 August. Signrili C. O. Dy*. ■ W&lll Purchaainff Agent. 1.TNV Univemity of Idaho. 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r* _ ...■...... 0 k ^ — ------' ^ ------(though thie I PacUic (he sevM l ______' ______■ . I kind of an Baek to Port Si,''*et...... - f Twin Falli rtme*-N«w»I Sunday, Aug. 1> 19A5 It is a wicked bloody game WENDELl(VENDELL-Enginemaji l.C. Durio*)urio« brbreaks in openuio. ■ done for money. W«r» make * tarryrry V. MMerritt. USN. son of t*>* BluepU.arisited BluepU,; ports ia i ■ lot of new miUionaires. How r. and'Mrs. .nd' Mr* FranS B. Merritt, Phairoines.Uiroines. Japan. Okia*,o H SS^TTHem-lose-their-iives^ i-feader-igi serving aiboartTthe Oss Blue- formosa-ant! A few go as desk operators. »^ews Forunirttm==Voice^rce^f-th:e^( 11, which returned to San ' , ------^ T i m e s - N e w. ^ ______V ______------~ When wwe won the n g h t to fJ?'- vote, women thOMgltt they could ego, Calif., after a seven- FORR Ffaa sts t BEUUNaI RE^in^ I r ¥ • — *****that still-tries lb maintain, a V a ^ f r«.tA« and take it easy. We are monthonth deploymentdepM to the West- DagjriMES-8 T O o a -N g w a WAm- a 2 ■ commercial netting operation.J Viet » Nam War-Is Is “Wicked Idaho in Dangerfer ofOI JLosing Icommercii ____ . * not using our votes as we There la none In the rivers of . should. Women the 'world over ^ Alaska. British Columbia o oi- ' Game,” \jrU lI] Buhl Wom:Woman Avers should work for a referendum . . K on .whether our boys go to war. BRASS T a - Cattfomia.: - .- - 7— i w t o t ^ LAMP ] l fishermen. Last year our ow^ , -fh»rp are itnnibnA niSfe OTllS" T Editor, Tlmt»-Newa: fUhcrmeti. " No. 5. Farm ing m ay stUI ur. be Some time.ago I read I wonder I fish department estimated In Aalto's la 5 |hT°^ath‘m«sa*ge that would than |hM men.''me^ Why shOuHhX'Wi —~ /\Q C - There ha* been a- g n a t de»l fish depart ” Idaho’s largest income but tour- tide m your paper about one of the deatl have something to say about --AgcHn-SucidQy-^■ ‘ ^ B titil I 11 p.m. ■ 6f”conlroversy-over-the~salmon-I- years-to-eome-thay-WiU-issue^lst-mnjp-^years-to-et ®lt someininsomething religious. They speak wQirc danger of losing its entire sal- the entire Oregon - Washingtonn w here between these two fig- oplnloni VOLCO BUILDERS SUPPLY FREE T I BEe F r 1—C £ t I FKEE [ ■ mon run or at least it If ures. Our Fish and Game De- jjcUc controveray. cont , of the so som^^with Tlllas—tc win be allowed. The coum ,o7 other f °"Tkinds ‘ of salmon make^ipp Z™•'The greatest good for tnethe the lawlaws of libel and slander v S S ii 11.230 salmon over Ice Harbor the major . share of the totalII grMtestgreatest nnumber." ' *j>dand mu must be In good taste. ^ In 1965 means no more than. tPepack-and the Chinook is a minorr bDoesn’t o e sn ’t it look like somebodyxly No ipseudonyms or i>en j 1 .iM'Samon“bMk tn-lOT9r tour, factor in the total coiffmercTiilil forgot lb counti the nnmbers?-ft-It 'Rame*HU'^permltted;~aU-let-— name»-i ---- IHlfl years from now. Wc will be ree lers must be signed wtth the H i catch. wwill i" °n>yonly take two or three lers mu lucky if we get back one sal- c««cn. c more mistakes to kill the sal-ial- truetr^e namanai and address 61 tba H LIMITUTED T1MEI No. 4. Idaho Is the only state more mis mon for cach spawnar. ! ? g mon run forever, now is the No. 2. Our own FUh and that lie*Uea inJ«Inland from the oceans mon run fng “ tengU i ef l e l t ^ wlU be W T i and has a chinook salmon run., time‘Jj"® to•“ ^stop commercial netting Game Department asks for an and has a c e forever which is the best if not„ot 11-Ilted to SOO words. Longer ■ | Oregon is the only-state In the forever wl letters will ba returned to ^ n n e t § eitcapemenit^ pPacific icffic NorNorthwest which netss only solutionsoluti to this problem.P the writers. ALVALWAYS RRST QUAUTY«#» ^ and can* steelhead and tht C«^ ------j -AGK-CUIUI- sport-lM wrmen. This U -far less aTwl^can* *t< ft— ■ (Twin Falls)) i«—■ I I'i -iini !■;; ■7ia;;i„i.»s' a 7 ^ IrWiKTFTOXS ------Z O % O F E Ihan one salmon for^very two lumbia^Rtj^lumbia River is the only rlveft- ___ J !LI______■ RAMbbY^ R A M SF i r^ K E S ^’LCA!iUftE -l^■^^ _DRABERUME&mode to your m easure I THAT MR. CAL GRATIOTIOT HAS JOINED LLOYD ------\ S;CH<;CHNEIDER N EI IN OUR UPHOLSTERY UPHQLSTE SHOP. CAL HAS 15 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE’ERIENCE IIN UPHOLSTERY ------1 A*SjD FU R N IT U R E STY LIN.INQ Q AAND N D IS A FINE AD- | i i r I —DmON-TO-OUA^TAEf-f ------______I by' the yard from our ^ " O V P - ^ - Custem-fiwnHFqb>ric~€ollecttonf-■ i o n X ^ I ------~ m IW Choose from over 500 fabricsfc for draperies,ies, slipcovers, sli I upholstery! » *Vv !S • wi m \*w )rM Find designer prints,T nfsT ^f f I o ra Is 7 " s T ^ nTodem s;~ p rovin-* IB — runbd-H iindrpHs of)f solidsolids from I ight. to .deepdeep tones!t( New-11 ■ FABRICOC^ILICTKJH SiCi ------R g ;: S T Y U N G ------— rveloua at Ramsey's! Choose WeWe con con conr completely re-style old est textures-nubbyjy and open w eaves, rougWDugW c driH'sm ^ —M ^ from -tha latveatiatveat colleccolleotion of sample-f furniturefurniture alaalong modem lines , . - surfaces, sheers! All firstfir quality, orderedired spspecially for fl *" In the entirerc area. In oiour beautiful new makemake It It look look exactly like tirantl ...... / ahow room1 or In the comfort c ot your new.new. Don't Don't t throw away that old you from top decoratin:orating houses- . - _ own hotn«., Our experli experienced staff can couchcouch or or cha chair . . , you can suvo riJ^TQM -BUILT In your choice of texture, moneymoney withwith rre-styllna: and bright lealyn to heat ault vour qecor. MVnwupTiolatejyt upliulaui i T For exam ple: draperiesparies ‘48" w ide by^84" long • AWNIhV^NINGS • DRAPERIESDRA our B ristol, reg. 16-5416.54 pair,p N O W 13.133 pair ' t l ------^ ------■ ■ vrlndovi/ meaaurement*m ents f^ciinAeu « ^ window width, langthil , Penney's Ownn FashicFashion Manor ■ ^ 236 M ainain Aye.Av' N. PhorPhone 733-1979 ^ Two-Way Drow3row AdAd/ustoble IH I 11----- l l [ TRAVERSERSE IRODS I

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H ■ ‘ ■ 'tf frfB i ill ini 'iwiM'wi'i iijp iiiriililW i^ ^ i'V. i '' ~ i . '■ .'.. ■'• _■ - f — ■ ■ ■ . ' As she spoke, several prettytty and ?isuit' Ifn* created tor his D — w a* not htKkfled fa » far Jiei- or fashion house by designer: Bqre Midriffs S?Sishe shimmered and shoot^ k Sunday, Aug. 1, 1965I ____ _ [Designers Are jmaidemaidens appeared in black or fashion " M jljljl^^ while figure' - revealing crep*!P*! JacquesJacque Tiffeau.. "The focus ^_j[| test the staying power of i» 1 10 fall* Time»-New« ■GairforPin- new I^K- jewelry.while dancing. . Prepared For dinn-rdinn«t gowns that clung W mtt changes change a s the re»l faahW in- 11 shoulder strap, presumably forlor terestttrM t moves Into the jacket> B j JEAM SM M N m iS O N It stayed. The manufactti»„ I Itself, particularly tbe neck- ^ AP f; eaahkm Writer explained, of wgln “ It is a m astei?S ;S security.securi ' {“*•{: pjlome^OrxonT-. Shoppers Tastes ol- Une.” of engineer^, a plunger S Actually, gowns today u ^ l-so UM- Yet MoifcSahd M well as, NEW ' YORK (AP) - - 1* >«»" with a spring lock and fum fwinl»cejh- nently o' in thie short, short-skirtI P*"pin '"may “V soon become'■»s-_ basic tachtached e d 't to- th fU U irs-lo w ^ iS ^ »nd _ and certainly not old-fash- MnUy . to your wardrobe as pearls are hip-huggihip-hugger pantos pocket. jEROMK - The Salt U ke story, will lowfer hems if buyers ‘® y°“'’ ' m « ioned. Hesh-jabbing stays. ■ ^• . swg'.insist, or make them deep1 to ‘hethe IUttle black dress. That The xhe model,i Diane- Gl\^ ,Jn There were plenty o( interest- enough to allow women to Jet, was the news at the accessow vowed shesl was “quite comfoni 's r K 5 T 5 j r .‘^55£‘-Iding B 'design W ^and-beauttful-cases-UM^ *^ thimi-nut-themselVM-them-c show he held in conjunction wito ble" b ig- in(„ her new jewelry -t ccrt-mony uniting^ In^ o " M r' ■ .^ ambng them shoulderleM velvet, Pleats. A-Iine cuts or a little- the-New-^Y-orlt-coulure_gn«PJ* don’tdon-’t-fe Je* e l anvthing at mi •»' ^ and satin gowns, the bodices of gatheringgather at the waist on mostt **UfaU Jashifashion previews. ■ said. which were tightly drawn bands ^ The “insy" pin — there are The The IS-carat18- gold pin set wia, I rome. and V Wmke}, of the short skirts ih the ctdlec- The "i By JEAN SPRAIN WILMN^Tn K>i‘‘eV ' ' 8 crystals or wupy tion provided plenty of stride• also abo "ou"outsy” moidels for people 12 diamondsdlamc and rwo manmadt ^ ^on of Mr. and Mrs- Anton G. ;' i signer' AP F«*Wo» W r t o r ------f^V 'n , room. A few suits with sk in s as.s with « reverset kind of n»vel sapphires sapphire; is the size of a qu»r. -----i - :______„ writ- ^ , room , r construction - was tatrodugd ter. Uss Elder LcOranoe Richards, • BlaH| n e w YORK (AP) - Althoughare ed "The to short skirt length U skinnyjijinny as they were brief offer construct ter. Less ornate ones are avail*, shoulder straps are missing Itureand _ right." an said Vincent Monte-Ite- the w«wearer an interesting chal-- bvby a lively, livi otherwise bare-bel- ble ble at at prices r starting at tXt- mrmber of the Council of RSBa ,hhemlines ^ e -( are high on costumes jo^ed. ch- lenge in sitting down with grace6 li^d licd missmis with *1,350 worth of The TT>e pins pirn may be worn on suit Twelve Apostles, perfornicd1 the ‘he •' 'I •■','.-V pre- Sano. referring to the inch- lenge i jn the new fall collections, the above the-knee hems in the coatoat land and mmodesty. ______gems in her navel. When she lapels'duringlapels dn cold weather. < ■ double rins ccremony in the designers---- expect-—and— ar» presence pf friends and mem-nem- . -* ' ' v',Vi > i prepared to meet resUtance. bers of Ihe immediate families.ilies. .jST®wifflf®-'’""''' ■ : I “We plan to ihip these dress- ^ A reception (or the couple 'wwas as .•■■■'' - ■■' - ts with, extra . shoulder auaps, held June ^4 at,the Jerome LDS*-*^S • , ilust in tase," Karen Swrk, de- "'”'n Cultural Holl. V -:. ; signer for the. H arvey Berin t» in .i- - ;':r • The couple greeted guests in V'^ ■ fashion house, told fashion writ- ® ;.'? f . tlic Icyef aKainst a background ers Tuesday, The writers are Famous * ’’ Brand Namesames Since 193] CGet Ready .« •. • Ilf Rrccn velvet drapes, flankednked ■ I' ,'r- ihere'for the New York Couture right.' wiIT’TieiiUfy'^Bskets-of-while —j |||» ■ ... — .?', Group’s semiannual press ' pre-Sano. - pei>ni0 JV.--~------—*»jf j ^ ■ vinws. ■■ •...... - ...... -•-.||~— above Convenient—Roar-1^eor-Porking - The bride wore ■ floor-Iengtningth jgCw ■■■'3m m __^ e t-S e t > For cDwn of slipper satin, fashioned t ccoi with n scoppi^ neckline, fitted'Uted ,’ y'~-- ■'.' I C harge AA cco u n ts------bodice with a wide cummerbund J.v’S'.if fcuturing a large tiow in the I back and long llTy-poinl: sleeve* s w Ih appliqued lace and seed leed "iMK COLLEC3 G E ...... n.‘-nrls at tne~~wtT»tr~»ntl~gnic»'jr a c - y ~ \ ' ' Ins Ihe skirt front. K’t?* S y fes p- I-. 1^=^ A chnpfV train S?nhancedI the‘he - - } b - ' \ M bciiuly ot lhe skirt at tne mckjiclfr-: ^— ■ 3 B Her elbow-length veil of tierediered ' i< S 'J n l H H I “tullo^as held by-* while satin wed" MR. AND MR*5.s. ROBERT V^-WINKEL or Jj^l^XXOv 1 rose. The bride made her wed- )QL (Davisi>avls photo)______I u dinK dress and veil. ______4-— hnuQuct was formed[ l o of f ■ ■ I white- feathef«d carnations anarana 5Pilrt~f>y—a~ Djr^ Y ew -W ««d— UferfrflnpIrflnplllon lion fland Verl DUon, G ^ing,| B l.ilies of the Valley tied with cake pla placed on a mirroh^WhitcV)^tte ga^gave i bcnedicirdh. ” r~r~~'Trr w i ' pale green ribbon streamers.rs. . swans separated each layer’.aver.’ Mrs.Mm. A. Leo Ol.ien. Mrs. John LSJ8Y______Deena Rae Dixon, Logan.igani The ca>cake \yas decorated wilh with BultarsButtar and Mfs. Al Kump 1 Iliiih. sister of the bride, was dustersclusters of weddlnu bells, rose- were Iin charge of ‘he kitch^ aves Oul-of-town guesls attended I 1 ^ ir maid of honor.- Bridesmaids^iSTdr -btnJs^and—liny—green__leayes,, Out-< I v»..r^ ■Trnr' Price. Idaho Falls;alls; I’ourI'oijr hehcdrl-.'ihaped cakes wero frorS~’ WiM. nrffm: JProvo and Logan, Utah, ____ • So • Miss America I Toni Winkel, Vale, sister o('^’nie tKe nrraiigei JimriiEcd—orountl—t4ie—wadding- Or am: ixon, cake, ^ - - Kenne'icennewickr WMh.; i bridegroom, and Launo- Dixon, c“ke, and mouth. Gooding. Wendell. Poca- -A-tixfiLGifiL—____ I sister ot tho bride. . T.’®The miniature bride and mouth, I GaTy S au n d ersT ^u le. w a»-be«tSest- JirltJfifirfi hrIHi-pfnnm nn the top tier•r of tello aand Twin Fal s. :>odlng, I______I ir of the cake wcrS nscd—on-^lw'-^ho------__AA,-Se£Qqd sr receptjon Was held t ___ I h r ° |«^* cak e Ju n e 5 foFtRecSupT^r^VaJer^f , ■:------^jrWois—uaxcnts’ w eddlnir cake Ju n e ! f I' Mrs^ James Jepson, Idaholah o 25 years ago. ------. -Qfg' 'Ore:— — ------' -' a...... I.M-....--X-J Jl Falls, was in chargo of tho The cakeci was baked, decor-ecor- The couple honeywoo"'** ‘M J ------«4o4-jnH rnt by M rs. Michaelchael Ijikata IJikQta Lodge. BearlJike.1. John [ unts Stevenson. Wendell. ------fofO forim returning to Provo to-^WjRump ------1| Gifts were arran g ed by aunts Stevei>so — ------—— ______MKK jT ' ^ k of the bride, Mr*. Grvllle Sing-iing- Mrs. Verl Dixon and M Mrs. ,. ‘'"dtend summeral school where they 11 II iWii will be gra^uat^ in August.: t e n ^ I \ x n . cr. Gooding: Mrs. Ted Myers,'era, Ken Dixon.Dl) Gooding, presided will b« Ore., ------V Kennewick. Wash., Mrs. Elmermer at the pipunch bowl. AU are aunt* Ulah; i r v , k Shag W Huff, New Plymouth, and Mrs.Vlrs. ofat the bibride. LEMON USED i Shag J j John Chamberlin, Nyssa, Oro.Ore, DuslyDusty DIxori and Leanneanne NEWf^E« YORK (AP) - «“»> • . Deanno Dixon and Janeen DIx-Dlx> Singer, both Gooding, and scoope scDoped-out >«r«on half on the i *10.00 ■ / l h J___ on.. _Goodlng, cousins of the Susan Chanberlln,C Nvssa. Ore..Ore., elbows to bleach out thatis p*y held I -— bfid^i-carried-thft^glfts. ------liety e rvftt ii ifta ?! rocstr ------____------L^iaiUoa •■alligator- Innk’* that aornetlmes 1_____ Mr. and Mra. E. C. VawdreyIrey ThomaThomas Prescott wasTfflnttWn te r appesraupe«rs.-After-femovlng-l»ny>ajl ------~B¥-blP&-STtUO£ ___ J p , welcomed tho guests. of ceremceremonies for tho program,ram. lubricalubricate elbow with aled rich al j The bride’s table was center-Iter- Forrest Dixon gave the invoca-iroca- cream.cream .______. . j ‘hey Vj^H^^^HRirTN^ 1 ^ WSg * 5 the naw colors . . . new j j ^ j f B Rub on the iterlals . . , naw haela . . . ^ t gray w toes . . . over 35 slyUs e ll m e s ______p.‘ choosa from. r^kl^ -latnoo- --- ^ W H W B P l B J B ^ ^ ^ ' s n aPPY'' p p y ' Black l«laafhar

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S!i^^D^EsSrJM94, j givee mom a vacation from 'the deeperier tones of navy, loden i j » ■ ' - and David G. Wil- Mr. »ndand Mrs.Mt. Riley were roar- ironingming board.boan ‘ land red. ?.■•• ,.n nf Mr. and Mrs. Gail ~■ied JulyJulv 4,4. 1!1915. In • cerem ony P leatsts spin outou on skirts and| Bv mi.'ihigii.'(hig aniand m atching S ;< ^f^llliams, all Kronwr— - — ------’V aiirW ilie“horoe hom e cof KeTTaiherrirohir — shifts;-kicldng'U|-kickinS'uptnollon-wheiH^roup-of-thesc-Ctt (-these-cttrefree-summtf— 1 ' ^ 'PrtsWent ftby Wood solemn- .'"’i Ledbetter,Ledbetter, Crider,Cri Mo. They re- ever theyhey go. BuBut in dacron and jsoiiaraiis miiioiher other and daughtaf ^ double ring rites. sidedJnMdedJn WesLPUiiw..MoWest , prior ____ cotton poplin, ththese pleats know cjm shareare .sum .summer • vacation__;j_ ^tt^in g the temple cere- ;o moving to Twin ' Falls In ISO. place, even a fte r the|freedom. w rf parents of the cou- They have one' daaghter, "Mrs;..... ■ wash:------u______ii_cs=53Sl ' ' ”^r"M rand Mrs. Mark Jaynes. ’■ They have t ------LymanLvman ■ (Geraldine)(G er Johiuton, j The jumbo ilpper.tl| a favorite SOCIAIXVCIAIXV < CORRECT S chfWd: M r . and Mrs-Erastus ^ ------;—: rw*.;.,- ■” — Inlerr—ftiur—{rilerr“tour—grtmdchiWreti—and - -- iiv «duU-^pertwelU-^pertwear. turn^ uo^o ------WMkes. Sugar City; Mr and ime great-grandchildren. n |( ^ Rive the;he school set a fashion Osmond Crowther. Foun- .. 1 ■>- < nme g reat-g ri Thellie receptlireception table was cen- or summer. The big lijv y y JiS'Green. Utah: Mr. and Mrs. irns up on shorts, skirts, ^ e d c i ' m g Crowther. Benjamin. ' itu . ‘‘^'■'dered wwith ith a ' three-tlered wed- ■ .O-V. line cake topped with three s nnd shifts in surfy top- INVI7ATICVI7ATI0NS and ? Utah' Mr. and Mrs. J. bellslelis and a-a golden "50." The stitched■d duck. ANNOUNCJNOUNCEMENrS i W Clearfield. Utah: Mrs. Bach- MR. AND MRS. PAULkUL RILEYRILE Easy-carey-care set seersucker Is all ------• ------I elor. Australia, and D a n i e 1 ;^9!B!3to3Ak •ake was baked, cul and served (Evans photo)______ruffled1 up for a baby doll look^ PerSonc Knud^en. Salt Lake City. '*■ >v Mrs. Bill 1 Houser. Punch was ______Personalized ; servedierved by MMrs. Johnston andl Seersuckericker shiftsshlfi have ruffled « • Accessi Accessories Following the ceremony, th- rriages produced about 600,- yokes and solid- J-''-- c‘'ffecniffee by Mr:Mrs. Nolan Fox. K and solid-lone seersucker ^ • rnbl^ rnbl^ acrvioo bridegroom's parents hosted a iood Nutrition 1000 babbabies. ies.^ blousess team u up wilh pleated « Wcddli u-eddin^ luncheon the temple C he h e r yyl l fFox, great-grand- • Wedding BuolLa ontrolled scientific studies skirts or beltebelled janialcas In « • Nai*ii; Nai>kiiu , “ ■ daughterlaughter of thet couple, was in c I m n r show'a^'rdatw a relation between good sunnv pastels, ^T^^wb^^rwere-honofed ------chnrgi*■h.-ir^ otn! thefhe guest book. Guests i important pastels. • •Blblea Blblea MR. AND MRS. DAVIDID G. WILLWILLIAMS attendedittended fron from Buhl7~KImbierly, URBANA.ORBANA. 1,1. (AP) _ Ear^ |Thialth““j;rltlon during pregnancy and LightweightItweight /A rnel denims| rmI SAMPinsa m pih ON MOUUT , , .-.t-a-reception that evenine at MR health of both mother and piir offff in.sojlds in._5o]lds a n d ^ trlp e s for ^ Richfield ll>S CfiurcTi. . .-...... ------arty for theth< su m m er w ith a u-edding p arty greeted guests. coveredvered with with lace la over blue. Provorovo this fall where the bride- songlong festivalfestival, games, dancing 'ritionlion has become a prime , 1 ThT'Bfiae' wuie a floor-lengtlv—Guests-wereGuests-were aserved at qufirtet groomroom w-i-H—attend-w-i-t+- Brigham andand treatstreats. Mrs.1 Ross Swain^ n<*ed—for—y — ^ The skirt featured a lace cov- bluelie nnd nnd w whit< hite decorated the Q p>n#l with spft front of tho eta pleats at the sides and back and signed’ned by by Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Swalnston J was enhanced with a detachable andid Mrs.Mrs. NeolaNeola Daley. \ C A train. Mrs. Mrs. Mary M ary Bradshaw, Bi Hailey, I v FASHION RECIPE ------Her veil ^^f silk illusion was ^um of the brid« ^ mt of the bride, and Mrs. Lynn A irner preside. presided .at the punch 0 FOR FALL _ wT: 1 pearls. . Cutting Cutting thethe cake< were Mrs. ■ ^ I She carried a single white or- ^laraara Capps Capps andi Mrs. Betty A chkl..and white carnations tied capps. ipps. 4 V . * .• . SOFT SUEDE/ Secying were Linda Bradshaw T *m*^ride*’wore a gold-locket j,nd^d CarolynCirol^n'^'^Br Bradshaw, Hailey. ' . A rj ttt with a single diamond, bor- - wwa -rroih-Ttrr^ S *in&- B ehr.-,.£Q U Sinai_oL^^^ADD :,^ JUR AND Kristine Crowther and Leanne oride,ide, and Kristine Kris Crowther. • o Crowther, sisters of the bride, Reuben BradBradshaw, uncle of r|5L1 BLEND WELL!____f were train bearers. -the-e- bride, waa—master-waa- of-cere-— V------. _____------■«- Ksren Crowther, Salt Lake moniesonies for the program.: Bishop M City, sister of the bride, was LeRoyiRoy P a c k hI a m, Fairfield, jJ miid of honor. Mavis Williams uncleicle of the bridegroombi , gave 0 . Qf and Rita Williams, sisters of the thee openmgopening prayer.pra; • bridegroom, were bridesmaids. Tom Crowther,Crowthe cousin of the J . Stevjn Pqckham, Fairfield, bride,ide. gave the closing prayer. T cousin of 'tKe bridegroom , w as GGuests uests attendedattend< from Dietrich, cjk I [ht—Hatley;—Holtister;—Twin ~WuSnS^^?KMitWiUiam’s, all FanT^ImbeHyills, Kimberly, Filer. Utah and m brothers of the couple. Washington.ashlngton. i ” n' r 'f . M ? ’ lU Therhe bbridegroom's rld e e rooi parepts host- \ _ hou»»t^ih e-coupl> ■— ...... ______^sts. Giltbearers were Uale Iy 3. Guests were greeted on J - I Crowther and Alan W illiam s, J front lawn of the Williams' v • brothers of the couple. M rs. ‘'’= me. Jick Kehrer registered the ^ (V r 3 I S M I — " ' ' gifts. Gifts were displayed by Mrs. Richard Everson and , ^ LoUy Dick, Donna Bagley and Mrs.rs. Glen CappCapps were in charge 1J |j t Miry Belle Garner, all Jerome, o' refreshments.refreshments Mrs. Leo Olson tf and Janet Armstrong, Richfield. d Mrs.M*"s. Dale Huff displayed i The five-tiered wedding cake 2 gifts. W W! ft-aj decorated in the bride’s col- The bride waswj honored at a ^ - 1 ' I F W fi______± ofl of blue and white with groccryoccry shower given by TVTrS. ^ ' ------sweetheart cakes forming the Gertrude:rtnide TalbcTalbot, Julie Talbot 0 A 1 j J / >/// — ^'/f .!w> f

ANNOUNCINGJCING 5 M 39.95 ' Opening of New Location of ol l> I CONNIE'S COIFTUIDIFTURES J1 fl AUGUST 4 4th th j / L BlvarNHhZ tl ------7 — ' Stylists willII be : Y l ^ SANDRA PETERSON ' ' TT CONNIE OkMBRON and SANDRA F OPENo F I / MONDAYS WITH NEDRADRA LINGNAW LINGI 9 / \ V V • Phone 733-6Z22 — Evening!Bningi by AAppointment i j *^-~v VI A PARIPARIS and .1 /• -V- y ------^ i_v PARIS, jr. I *

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I #5945 - Naturaltnral Lynx cocolUr." ■Anaoli" 7/8 lengthp h Snedo a I coat with 2 ilajh pockctipockcti, Hil 3 Suede covered:d button* / ' with Miliumn LiningUning for Jyear ’round protection. ★ OPEN A PARISRIS anda PARIS |r. I SIzci: 8 to 18. I Colot«: Antelope.telope. Silve Silver Ml»t or Beige, Martinill OOlive, Uve, T WARIWARDROBE ACCOUNOUNT ★ I '______Red. Blue. ______-WiUUiiutcoUat------_ _9 9 9 9 .0 X O0 ------9 — ------g|^-$9_39” I • J Ask any ssalesperson ------1

f New ... and pwfect tor »hov»orf gifts, ideaTforpartyideaTfo B ______■______k ______•rxi door prizes. A t>«autifullyrpacka«edpackaged array arra> of all r i------— - - - n4 J l l ______...... , ...... 0 _ 1 ^ ■ ...... I > P A I •" L LYI Y N W O O t * ------r« - I • LLYNWOOD > s h o s h o n e ST. SOUTHH 733-5033 • T \ ... ------^

r- P . ' ------. r. \ ' ■ -,T ■! ,1 ; ' , \ ■ niece <»r the tride. «»• -f' D o3 uuble b l e Ring a C«rl, daughter of u» ''R R eem m s s F ashions | jj|||j|| I I .J __ bridegroom,;grocm. werew in charge o» ( Sunday, Aug. 1 . 1^65 | Cucst booh. 'n 2 Twin Falls Tir"iii I III III R it t e e s U l n i t e ti->? cucsi » I Kesp H em lines nc:ption was held immt, ■ L o>cal c a l C ouple diateP'^foiVoHi!l" follovin" th - „ I AAlcove b o v ( K neecap rs Jean Tegan and - Paul Mrs. Ee.i J«vcUJ«v« arid M rs. Har^ I, i S S C I e m e n t s , I ROME (UP1>—Hb'.v sh o rt Is 1 bolh Twiii Falls, wire o’d EroDro n e.'Lwe . l li; i .ui ou, .j ■riid Julv 31 at th- Presbv- r.i li-.iII r.ir:ii'r;ir:ii'.n lc.'';~. I sh . ^^B V ^ in C’.ia-‘cl. ■ . ' I n:v/ ^Kr;. C-.1 i, cr> ' ev. Ron Keeshan performsd ■ rioycdca as clat.."'),!!cl m. nanjr "' V K m * ' I fall-%vint;rfall-%vint:r fashion show . 1 V N uptial V ow s I Th? fir- t dozen , hish f&shlon ^ ^ B > ' double rin'X ccrcm ony. !at Tlme<-Nrimes-Nevs3 V; Publi'^hins Co Carl'i.s cmrlovcd bv PLijjl- I ■coll-.ctiors'colhctiors presentid in Flor- ^ ^ B / h-» bride wore a light Wuojlnc. Carl i.s c KIMBERLY — Donna May I ence md Rome indicated that si!': and lace enscnible en- Jips PelrolourPctrolDum Co., chemiwi ri?|j23&iB ence end ced with a whit:r*teebud (enWizsTlizsr dwdivision. is Clements, daughter of Mr. and -7 - f ^ ------^ t —shot^t-homlinff.^-are -her?; tn Jitay— “ ■ w ,, M. C, C iem en tsr'K im b er— !' ■ ■ ■ • ^1 '—at —at least for th: coming sea- wnne Tegan. d?U£ht-r of JAW S LOCK Iv and Edward Wood, son of . . _ ■ J l...... 5on'. — H. J. Wood. Palm Springs,: » ;n t fTJsignirs sillie d foir “ -bride, wa*; m a id , of honor. ALTON,TON. IllIU (AP)-M r's. Doro. .nic!;. 33. c av e a big vaw„ lllCalii.. wtre united in niarriage skirts tliat ended someivl-.cre or p. Wilson v;as btstjtliy ricdi, 33. „ 'lard her moull mouth slaved o e!i tor ' |l June 19 a< the First Methodist ______:____ :...... thfthe kn^c. 1 r'afia Antonslli raised ir^ Tepan. son of the bride. Ifivi hours uniuntil a doctor shooV ~ Cathedral of the Rockies. : th~ short f!Jrt banner higher M rs. Je an ' the double r rinir-^rennonyj-^^B ^^ r than nono: t of her fashion col- ' Dan Carl, fon of the bride-lher head anand h sr di.^locataj Carl,or.i. bolh were 1 ushqrs. Joycs Te- Jav.'si v.entv.eni bacback in place. ___ j was performed by Dr. Herbert , leaguesIea:;ucs bvby hoistinr; h?mllne» un . " marrird July Richards. Boise, before a back- to complecompletely bare the entire terizn C’-ia-cl ground sejting of ha.ikets of ^ I ' ' , kneecap. ^Bj^^ Rev. Ron li pink and white carnations. I The t-’ayt.'ay‘s Italian hijh fash- inn rajondnr included collec­ the doubli rii The bride, given in marriage 1 ’ j . Inn rajon' Thl btidi ' IF YOU AREARE I ' [ionstions tiyby rFqrqu'.t, Biki, Tiziani, MAMAVIS WILLIAMS JO l,y her father, wore a floor- W-; * * r&W si!'.: and jeitRlh B ridal O riginal gown. » jv ■ / ' Ven-’i;ini and Lanc?tt!. P.om“ tailors Liinco, Frunidni. Brioni __hajnced "'Ith jtylcd with an empire bodice^ f t - , M tailors Lil corsage. . ^ N O T DEAIEAF lashioncd of Chantilly-lace and ] : , M and Dani w ere al-^o scheduled M ^ A iss j c c W illiam s, Joyce Joanne Te) ‘ to present hi"h fashion for men. /V ll0 3 »ilk poau de soie. T he lonR lily tha-bride,But sometimes wj suffer from "Port Time"Tir Hearing ■ point sleeves and sweetheart! J * Sm S m i ith. t F Reveal Revec Je roLoss— m i P. you owe it to yourself to let M>MAICO experts — neckline^wcrcaccentedjyilh tiny' .. man. M i s s P e t e r s e n EST. pearls and mother-of-pearl se- 1 “ — M i s s W edding P lans Twin Fail giveTepan, you a FREE HEARING TEST. T Fetec|-ot-Show er - , • ' , 'S''"""’- ' - md Dan Carl , . tirlfl bv a pillbox of pearls; - ' - r p e t e d ' ' 7 roor.i. were "'s—’' ^ ^ ^ lace and sequins. ’ / ■ WENDELL—Dianns Petersen,! Gail W,V.', Williams\ announce me ^ l i M ” „ ' 1 WENDE .ensar-cment of their < aughter. Drop In Soon! She curried a bouquet of baby W f: / ------■ J ' August Auguit brjbride-elect, was honored 1 enganei'ie Mavis l.ueila. lo V o o r J. elfe rosebuds and feathered car -1 W j. / I at a mi'-'nii'Xillancous shower inMavis I. j. nations with pink rosebud f I thsth: p:Tlors of th? Presbyterian >rnirii.^m irii. ■<>: on of rr. and ..Irr,. Jed^ Church. C. r m ilh ,. Ilunc. xriur MJOYCE ioh WHITE I streamers on a white Bible.' f} J I Church. C. f miih. * * * 1 ^ ^ " CALL.L 73 733-7330: She wore a pearl imd diamond ^ .r-jf S-.___-----r.omf-inizs. zs ^Wiixc^xandu^zd _ Ly 1_ TlieThe hri(hric'e- ! 'c t is a 19 1 f d i c L ’s Schc tliB tio-.tc.s.ses, M rs. E a rl W ilson,;u-?ie:u-?ie of o( Jerome Je Hish^School and ~ ;^(Ian t; ti "Rlfr from“thc-bride- '•'*'* ' , attendfd Brij'/ I The coupie7vvTm55” mnrrted‘ lo Kenneth Martin, son of Mr. >. By JEA N SPRAIN WILSON " “J;;' AiDi Rfefreshmenls were J5 e r v c d "'if Mrs. William Cle/nenLs and „ hem dres.ses — for grown-up! Kerrcsm . Au,-;. 30 al the Iduho Falls LDS and Mrs. Keith Martin, Layton. I niece of the bride. Kimberly.; “V AP Fashion Writer , ladles. TI.The American womanari ir»m a“ table covered wilh lace Au". 20 a ‘je and decorated in pink andi Temple ;and will be honored I: ; and Penny Kay Hill, niece of NEW YORK (AP) - Wom-'■ has bought it—even as lingerie, •ina aee Miss White is a graduate of w E kM onliL toahlnns nftcn s ta rt out as n -- ot^'whiio Mrs. Harmsen presided1 Aug. 21 at a reception at the hrlde(jroom:_BoUe. fiighinn! ^ —‘Those ■ bold .black n-. i r ip gt—nnl MflUie, Nli - Jeioiire LDS-Churah Cultural -Filer ------High School and St. Bene- JT® laughing matter' nnd wind up1, .his . shorl-wcll-seamed , w h itet e atai the coco^ee servi<:e "ami Mrs. Jeioiire dicL’i SchQCLoLNursinB^ggden. II ningl«:arer was Hocky ^r-• withlaughing the mi whole family taking ec- ^rown served punch. Hall.H a ll.______II chcy. nephew of the bride- j^e w “ dresses from the winter collec- firown sei She Is employed at St. Bene-; grpom.Bo se, carrying ^ e rlng^ Ihemthem serloiseriously, and weoring^ f,^**%*isstlon criss-crossed while petti­Hi- “ ^ ^ ~ diet’s Hospital. ^/BH them. too. . . coats i_in the same fashion at ______' ______a on a white heart-shnped satin The too evidence to support this j Martin attended Davis County | B pillow. The evide y Monday's show. Another model'del' -• I1 ' Schools, Layton. He is employed i gm J theory was prec.entetT Monday' wore a striped suspender jump- 1 !, p Candlelighters w ere Janet theoryby-pre«ty-girf»,-aandsome-jncn. was by the J. D. Young Landscaping I fl 5- -Bwleri-nieee-of~ 4 h®-bride»-and. by^,.<;,(y_gl Jr -erT-jtit—peered—through—Gouf: t------— ______r and-cute-ehlldFen-who—tripped------and Excavating Co.. Ogden. BM I ■ I ■ ""PhWlp—l^’a^gl^r-Boise.------and“ cute—el p Fcge'styte^paiine-^siingtassrs------t-^ - 7t.nr------■ ,. I -- cntitij-iu . across the^stepping-stoneaan_lhe exaggerated « ^ ^ t^ to- the-size-of *au--»u= f W I ■ — Fred Vincent was best man.- acrosslily pond the^s of a famous restaurant An October wedding is plan-] _ c e rs. —:------—------.— I- — !—i- nod,;------—a -llh^ Then Th^n tbeih, babies walked cau- ^ j ------wall, brother of tho bridegroom,, wearingIons in textilesa^ by Burlington „ tiously across tiie stepping'"K •; 1 wL S 1 lit' and Robert Titus, El Monte, Mills. Ions in tex stones Qlnnp.: in mite-sized versions of ' ” r Calif. B Mills. In lhe audience were more the . Courreee baby-doll dresses 1 , ^ Following the ceremony, the In lhe ai 1 1 < B than 250 fa.shion writers here forJ for, .big . girls. , newlyweds greeted guests in the tho than New250 fa.s York Couture Group’s Reception Hall. i thefall Newstyle Ytpreviews. . ■I The bride's table was coveredI- fallT ake style tho.se pr zany-patterned /A \ t ttend t e r Reunion , • with white over pink and cen-E stockings Take thfor women which men" KING ,HIM^Mr. and Mrs ______- ■ tered with « four-tiered white■T stockingshotited- nt fo lu.st year. This- yea^-L r , ee—Trait—arid—fa mily- -cflurned __,______——wedding—cjke.. J3ie__caJtc_afts. hwtcd ut-1 i the Argyles aro even y from p„^Payette where they at- ...... decorated with pink roses ande theBul men Argyle.i are not laughing. They , n the f I topped with a miniature brideI areBut men wearing an thc same kinds of,f tended[enued ari family reunion at the _ home of Mrs- Trail's mother, _ ' '• and bridegroom. White tapers,i socksare wearinf with their golf knickers — h?me ol ~ JBarc essential under• tthe h e suns u n . —:—a—cyystat—{Winch - hnwl_amLa. socks with t T ^vlTS. C. H.-aiari^ter^gr,—- — - Jia r tiiver t ofrew'T»ryne nextnex day Mr. and- Mrs. Sun e,,p BrDnzeTomaiTK» “ ' • . the table appointments. n again..rnlnutlve The size Is for the smallII Trail attended alter the 50th Wedding ^ . i Mra. Fred Vincent was inJ (fvrnlnutlve sii AnniversaiAnniversary of Mr. and Mrs.rs. J_iqLiquid Revenescence,:e, wworld orld-fam ous - Bert Moggridge at their home !; charge of the gUe« book. Gifts 'ry;Taka op art. Everybody is — Bert Mogi moisturizer. You bronze)nze wwitl ithout were carried w Teresa Pres-,( Including Take op i men lh geometriclc in PPayettt ay ette. (1 nell and Lana Butler, nieces of Including m drying-out, flaking-ofF,)fF. or peeling-awpe ay. tho bride, and displayied by Mrs. Natural or Deep Tonene Sun EBronze Roy Cederburg and Mrs. 1 -eRoy ul \ , Strong, Boise, aunts of the (for extra color). Inaa handy tube, 2 .0 0 , E ii ix'ide- W m ^thosAheaYenly W i Mrs. Tommy Builer. atsterot or (convenient plasticc bottle. 3.50, ...... (I*, the britle. a/id Mrs. A. Clements. Bfclj [Ha sister-in-law of the bride, both x ^ 4 _CL'‘OlMrlcv fLc rilf Kimberly, cut and served the | 8 S ^ k Carpets tiM wedding cake. Fern Titus serv- B l cd punch and Delores Roche HI poured coffee. ||i|P ^ By U ts B l A rehearsal dinner was hosted ■ I by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barton at M nf p p ALL WOCL B l their home In Boise. The bride M iti y o u r 0 ^ ^ W was honore^tt^^a IjjH ACRILAN NYLON ^ iP/ mother and Mrs. Dwight Per- "D * «coretbr> * - Cho^ce~Ar^o-Rttg^r~^so Rugt, Lorje S«Uc»ion ■ b kins, Kimberly. A personal O « eo i _ m showier was given for the bride by Miss Roche and Miss Titus. f |p w ~ I Out-of-town guests attended T ^A T E Ff u u r r n n i t u r e s t o r e 5 from Nebraska, Kimberly, Ha- ~ _____ JEROM E^.TWl TWN^ I!± FALLSI _____ ■ W II and California. ------I; _ The newly\^s will reside at _ _ ■ -_2 MPBnIsel]to.

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makes ^H H |^^H |C^ |B tricot. It makes a B l N U H a B ^ H T JM ------girdle-you^eaiv.■ p3ntTC-OtTtHe~VlA«ip-ot)lc. smsmall, all, m e- On—Avail.TlilcinpclililaM cinpciile. sm all, a],Ic in [x-tile.le. sm.ill. medium, o y g e t t l l l " tliutii large in W'liitc. Bl n i l ______r e a l l y e n j o y g e t t i i u ] n W'liitc. Black, nirtlium ., large in W hite. I.irgc in While.hilf*. Hl.i, ni.Tf'k, Slirll _ ' Shell Pink, i^urf . . . iiaaded for compui^ '65!i'*~~Sl Sliipss i i p e s ------iirf SCrOO Black. Siu'llK'll I’ink, 1 Lacqucr. ^‘ink. I.ar.jucrucrHod. Hod 5^00 4 I wearing. Blue, Laaiucr: ReJ. O»] KcJ, Surf Blue. jfl intQ_-and wearing. :B 1uc. ijuriBluc. in the classic mannsr with solids . ■ ■ Ol' ly to weor them . . . "the scrambledjmbled lRE )y" sweater m groy, white and curry sti onn the Boulevard I • of gray, white ond C u rry . AHI 11009o 0 0 9 o vvooU - ' f • LYNWOC4W 00D ^ ^ ^ ------s sizes, by W ondermere, 14.00.a ______I Aa a MT f r e F ^EETAR1oy" sweol ;, 15,00 Ploid s'^irt of gray, ' variously in misses sizes, b

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Y ' ' , ^ , • I i . 4* • » ■ . ■ ' ■ \ were hlp-length basques. Sunday,day, Aug.Aug 1, G a i l A r f BBBBBB|B|H M i bilArford, H i H i liss M anning, D ioror Hem e li,nes in a long concave line Twin Falltllt Time*-Time»-Navtf« . l ^ ^ j B B Loughmio u g h m i l l e r •nile sklrts^. ------I Wardie a r d i e Reveal A ree aat t MA id k n e e j For* eveningevening clothes.cl looping, fue that was smoothsmo and rapes gave ^movement to ie,s In front, jul l a m e D a t e iRIS (AP)-Dior held lhe *?''* front, jutting ta M ^^^B S ejp p t eteh r i n n I b er D a te henuine^^^miline at midknee tixlay in a ise stark, almost tubular from a lowow hip seams e . ,Tn« VOTW* BUHLiUHL — -nieThe Tlemple em ple ii is announced oy ... ., , haping is created 'by low arched inn front Cot« cover clw v*. j{ ^ W . arei,)903 1903 i 3 :acluai:aduates'alJButalJlish ' -bridt^clect-'iLparenlsbnde.-tilcct ______V" "fe all ^ck. hat b“IqufSseaming i.ll ' thnt rises to- age l nnvinjivin and Patou have tl!,,; ., , . . - , 1 nrid gloves liu Schoolhool and will beI uniors at the Missliss MaimirManning ,vvas graduated ...ere-graves bie wid< included. The hatsuvard thehe front. The skirts are .ilso donee them inI Paris» aisO;’' Universityliversity of IIdaho this fall. ' jfroinn BurleyUurley H High i^.^hQ«r iri 19G4 " " f ! big. wide felt \(h\rcd and lightl;lightly gathered at l.ancetti in In Rome arched them , \ ^ Loughmughmiller iiler is-affllmtedls~a with the . -I and uttcndcdattended BrighaiM-Young Short,lort. wide W'd l>arrel-shaped|ihe waist.ist. high almtoNt ost to Iheth© collarbone ua-'T— Sigma;ma Alpha EpEpsilon Fraternity. jUmversity.versity, Wardle was_ gradu- coalss slipped oover suits. His suit! l.ong-lirie-line ^essdresses had a pro- front.______' A^ Sept.Sept, S weddingw ^ is planned * >atedr from Dcc Dodo Higlf’^hool in I " - anheIhe Buhl Church Chui of the Naza- ^^dand attended a t t B righam ! ■ Vounging VniveUniversity and ,Ulah' "• ' V • / ,' — : •'■-•V-'i\ "c-' Slatele I’niversirniversity. He served ani ■ ^-DS^ 111 nussion.ssion to the New Eng- B .F. ^^Chefs" - ^ - J 1 sfalo.N.Slates. II MRS. ERNEST wMJCEk R e c ip e R he couple will attend BYU f 1 eci pe R eceives «GAILa i l LEE u ARFORD SANDRA SANDRA MANNHMO n„?ffall, . — * * * * * * , *, * * * . ' V e c o g n i t i o n f m \ N ancy Brow n, larry Povey, Twin Falls, has Mliinerettes i l n e r € ;n given national hofiats W alker W ed in now «>;V" for his famous re- ' H oonor n o r M others ies. His latest recognition w as IllNKR — Members of the N evada R ites in the August issue- of nerettes 4-H Club honored i — Bif-HFIEID ------Njt-n-c-y-Lee -Sunset-Magaziivoset-Magazine-for—his-^FIy — - ir —muihor.'-m o th e rs a t—-an Annual------Rrwn daughter of " Mr. and Swatteratter Stew." • M othersihers lI.uncl uncheon at the liome' ' Mri William Brown, and Er- AlmostMmost an eientire page was > . «’■<' -pnu pl»-wa re F lnuiy-M>li-«.i m of a dres.s pulls apart, ^ fiB ■preJi.l iMt! S*i *9^0 *» »Q»>n? S 0 - Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson. I cup .salad oi -me ■■te.tnr onrn oir-»iil!^ jg H il ^ _Wrung___Mile—j, — A recebtmn shower was given —l“ ^ Ctip p irater w ater ^ Celery leaves from 3 celery ^^^m iiniim iiiiiiini p uf irun-on tape down the 2 b | for the couple at the Methodist Celery leaves ler ot tho seam. B||B Church Reception Rooms. The stalks JOAN WALLINGTONWA B0N BONNIE^ N 1e "^ANN BAIRD Chic "little" furs, at wonderful-ful SQvIr savings . . H B bride's table was covered with J large onlon.sllced onion.s thin * * * * * * ** * * * EBWfSWIWBWM ^ (arc-ond-^ 0 ( 4 ounces,o consom- ''V block Persian lamb coots; with mir on a silver base encircled with me, undiiuundiluted . K!nm(=>c:James DateI Durrant!)urrant P lan collors, ppturol mink, coats . . .. ExcitingExcitini oppor- .wtetpeas. , >'/^ cups each shsliced carrots and 1 N>-il I IC o I Silver appointments included "celery «^ ilEROMEJEROME — Mr. and Mrs. A jJQ U S't' tunity! Choose now^j- i medium-sized potatoes Hnrioioh i Wai \L 4 gust Rites ^ friole candelabra with white -packager-lO-oJmees^roien Harleighirleigh L. WallinEtonWaj announce J ______,,;isr^bffs-sefvrce^^ -l-packagep-lft U, peas or------— iheE-enBagewenL-ajid .engageineii iorthcom- . !I JEROe R Q M E E-^ _= ^-M i ._ H ^ Wrs. Im ported’ Itire*______^______i______'^iHfdfsTiS:'^Tes“ orpTiijr>o5es . Wayne Baird, bfielley, an- can, 1 pound) large peas inge marriage oof iheir daughter. wuynu Ba nunctt-tlitf-cngagc n u -.ni nf Ihpjr ^ flEit ■ ' 'j* ^ ■ .^ Ip h ini^m completed_JM j c a u ( 1 txjmid)-Siitall ouliiiiii, jogn io l-'rnt table decor. . V r r :ah, u r V F S l ^ ™ : - s o i v o . raughter. u g ^ M - Bonriie^Aiin, : ! ! to Thom- f~»m Vr---- ^ Mrs. Donald W alker cut and , A b o 'u T 'r't.u ^ d sm all onions rs. Dejl»Della OddOdd. Ogden, Utah. s C. (j Durrant. Durrant s6n of Mr. and ^ served the cake. Mrs. Edwin separateleparate oxtaioxtail jo in ts and MinsMl.ss W^illingtonWalling is a grady- Mrs.Irs. Cecil Cecil Durrant, Dur Jerome. Johnson, hostess and cousm of ^^3It, with seasoned flour. Brown “•*B “[of JeromeJerom e High ScliooT und Miss Mi.ss Uaird Baird is a graduate of the bride, served coffee. Nona thoroughlyiroughly on allt sides in oil. Ibee University of Idaho, where Rickslicks College College and Utah Slate Giles. Hunt, cousin of the bride. p „,t in DDutch utch 01 oven or a frying shee majored in Spanish. She is Uiuversily.niversity. She Slu is employed by served punch. Mrs. James R. 1 with ^a ,jtight cover. Add affiliatedfiliated with Kappa K appa Belllell TelephoneTelephone Co.. Idaho Falls. . Brown was receptionist and ter. celery lejleaves, onion and Gamma,imma. Uurranl, Durrant, a agraduate of Jer- ^ -- Mrs. R. O. Bell w as ci>hosless. ^ooi^ik touTfour to five hours, depend- TheThe brIde-eUbride-elect attended the me High School, served a two TO couple will ical Jc ^»\TtTe;^ on iiqwhow wellweE done you prg^ JJniversiLy^uL-Cxliversity oF (iundalajara. Me3T LDS nu* San Francisco Bay are^^Tiere fer the result; adda a little more ico.5, and later titoured Europe for statestales and and attended att( Utah Slate '5„ ~ Walker is a heavy equipm ent w aterler if needed,needed. During the la st sixc monlh.s.months. ShoSh< taught Spanish Universityniversity for for three years, I to> old UlIn snvsmoothing out. those, operator for C h e s te r Smith hourir of cookinjcooking, remove bay andd English aat Jerome High An Aug. 20 20 wedding is plan- ^ ly lines and wrinkle dryne.vs ^^^,JL j^aho Falls LDS Trucking and C onstruction Co. ipnf »nH rinvf>s hr>»| during the srhnni ned at the^ I ound-t.he-eyw», -regulaf-A^tol— —>------_ nnw:------yearar :' . Wt5!r MtsB '•WaiHfiEran- nr-wsTtr ,------nu night cream ing Is recom ­ :0 0 k carrots, celery, and o„ her master'smaster degree at the They Ihey plan lot reside in Salt nlsht cr LDS Prlr^ory Zaloes sI “SJ separately during the Universityliversity of LUlah, ake Cuv,City, wh where Durrani will mendedended by by .il .skin care consult- I hour, aiming lo have them received nish his education in account^ ant.s.it-i. G G ently ently coojc the cream Ddd received his bachelor of lg and computer science. Intoto tho th e dry dry llne.n to Boflen M eeting H eld SVdrS."'."",!idy just a liltie before you Is degree from the University *’ *f- ^ ^ andid smooth the complexion, SPRINGDALE — "T h e ChU- n to serve. ^The potatoes can , ii.oh^nHUlah and his hi-i master's degree . . ... in pieces, .finely, diced or ? ™ ia “ ford" en pre.s.s th e cream alonK dren Sinff , of Our Glorious “ pieces. .1 im Stanford University. He is /V^rs. \rS . K.llK im ball Is idylng at the University nt I I I ,0 deeper expres.slon Unea . _ . World" was the theme used .^ few, m,„ute*minutes before serving. nV«.™ ah in p rep aratio n for h i s Q _ _ | y | 3 ven timea with the nnger for the clo.Ui* 1 4 3 5 . Prin,«ry drainIln thethe^riifc carrots and celery a * *" P'^'P' H ub H ostess IS. Complete the beau4ify- 5 ? 1 to the oxtails so they will ';*’■ . , I-II-ERFILER - N Mrs, Guy Kimhall ”^gbg was directed by Mrs. )orb ‘b someMme°?f“ of tho liquid. Cook An\n Aug, 28 wedd ng is plan- entertainedntertained thfthe Poplar Hill So- g Uusk by filming tho Olay Fred Johnson, accompanied by the! frozen pcaspea according to nedd at the FiFirst United Pres- cialial Cluh nt herhi home. vitalizingtallzlng nlnight cream ovor Mrs. Donald A dam a. package:kage dlrectkdirections, or heat up byterianterlan CChurc! hurch. ______MMrs, rs. ClaremClarence Lancaster and thee face and neck to give the The Primary presidency, Mrs. theI canned peas.pea; Heat or cook Mrs.Irs. Reuben Lierman were in complexionmplexlon a look of soft Reed Larsoii, M rs. G eorge John- theI onions and aiadd to oxtail mix- the! potatoes \with liquid from chargeharge of the program. loveliness.wellness. son and Mrs. Larid Burgess, ture.e. (Use browbrown bottled gravy the; oxtail mixture.mixti Provide bone Mrs.M rs. Fred RReichert is hostess ______^______were in charge of serving re- sauce,ice, if you wish,v to darken dishesihes and ade< adequate napkins for for)r the Augu.stAugu; m eeting. Mrs. i------frelhments. - liquidnid before adding vegeta- those)se guests \who- believe that Royloy Lancaster is co-hostess, Primary meetings will begin bles.)s.) "fingersngers help ththe flavor.” Serves Mrs. Esther Stover was a again when school ~4larts. AsW you serve, 'be sure to cover six.^______guest.uest.______

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~ ...... — TT.F. F . H igh SchoolI m m * |(||j|'’^^ “Tw?n FollvTimes-NgWSn iiiiiiiiii^^| | | | | | m H MaMagic Valleyf FaFavorites! C lassl a s O bserves WEEK'S RECIPE WINNEK WlNNEK ' . f CHARLOTTE GRIGGS ...... iijiliJackie M o rg an , 2 0 t h Y e a r H j Kowt* 1« C«stl«ford / , (Cent(Continued From Page V) /Skem pt M arry, in and Hankins. They selecteded Ppineapple lneapt Apricot Sal^d ; cups apricots, drained and' ^gj Mr'-Mrs. Brock as treasurer, And l redierits aand pour into an ob -1 ' ' wiiile delphinium by Bishop Ted rfl M ' in charpcharge of the picnic arrange- ong. dish^ _ U t j ments. Name tags were madede Topping ■ ' Tiie bride, given In marriage ------.. f by Mrs. J by Mrs I.ee (Virginia Fuller)r) H iiii[^im nnii[iiiin 4 tablespoons sugar ^ by bcr father, chose a gownin j Biizenhurg. Mrs. Don (DahliaIia ■ ■ ■ IV3 teaspoons flour <■ X (uhionvd of lace over peau dele DeWitt) Glavin and Mrs. Glenn ch ry stelle MrrCHELL ^ ^ j j a n e t p e a r l l e e c h r y 1 egg yolK , . . tale. The gown wan styled withth ‘ (Melba Holt) Ward. Yl cup of pineapple juice * * * * -* * cup of a fitted bfxiice enhanced with ' i Hospitality commiltee mem- 2 teaspoons butter sscairoped portrait neckline andid ; bers were Mr. and Mrs. Albert D i j|.| Mix and cook until thick. Cool, S lS L t y 1^ 1 bers we Burley M iss, MissM iss M itchell, U-nT long Mlim sleeves. The full skirt [ I (Jenive Crowley) Dougherty. F_ , ^ f. , r-ofa-m.orr-lafc^.one and one-half cups ^ ' was accented with a train flow- Roy Stanger and Stone. Mrs. Ivhipping cream. Spread on top , ing from the shoulders. Her W addoups Set RobeRobertson bet whipping c ° shoulder-length veil of illusion I j Don (Eugenia Miller) Dean and 3f salad. „ ^ CHAKIC H A K L O rrt GRIGGS M Mrs. Ron (Mirgaret Dahlquist) A i tn »Th« TJmer.-New» wlU p»y S5 « a c ^ ■ ___ was held by a tiara of pea^ f;. A ugust Dote A Augi ugust D ate Ar««k fur ibe recipe submllLcil fur — -n ^ '"~— g S t ^ ___ lH Jones Jiines werew selected as co-chair; '^Ifk'aie Vslley F*voWtej. I t you have •' Ired leaves arid fhlnestdnes. Fai ^BURl.EY-— MiM-and_.Mrs.^. ^COOD -OOODING^JHr^-amLMrs.JiQb-' The briae carried a cascade iT 'IfIn ^ j m Tneirin^Tnen—in-eharge-of—the-decora' —BURI ravnrite rrclpr. just tnaP ll- U> lh# | 'iler-G ( |^ |^ \ orden tions. assisted by Mrs. Kenneth;th Isaac WilliamV Lte, Burley, an-: i ert ? t C. ^ liic l^ a r r T 2 o S l i H ^ ' ^ Sflecipe p J ' Pcpartmenr.iTp’ VVom«n's Page . bouquet of coral-colored Tropi- ■ ‘'x ' nounce the en.^taftement and1 nounce Ithe engagement of their i*«litnr. Th«The r«ll>* becumea lhe prup- I, ,L I ____(Juanita(Juanita Burks) Miller. nounce rrty uf the TimcvNcws and canouC V«i*lLJL/H ub H I as Picnic canu ro5.es accented with net „h forthcoming marriage of theirr daughteidaughter, Ctii:y-.«eIIe, to Georfie b. ^ ^ _ li I and satin streamers. he daughter, Janet ■s^earl, to0 RobcrtstRobertson, son of Rev. and Mrs. FILER — Mrs. E. A. Beem ef £ Mrs. I.arry Fairbanks, sister 3 hv Arnold Arlo Waddnups. son ofif William Robertson, Bisbee, Ariz. . , , /as hostess for members of the r or the bride, was the matron ho Mr. and Mrs. Dean Waddoups,1, Miss Mitchell,^ a 1963 graduate /A \ - -Line l _ |n S hifts •iler G arden Club and guests ■“othororr;' Britlefimaid8 -wer»-P««— ■ ■ ■ (■ _ the rias of Gooding High School, attend^ ______^ t the cluclub's annual^picnic.__ .'. liTgy M organ, Ann Olln and~ P en- Decorations included a wreiilhjyf-Dariingiwn.— forthcoi ...... - J2f_G22^ A Miss Lee is attending Utahtiled ed the University“-«f’T d a ITo. J^nOS h o W w l n I n P a n s Mrs. M rs: David0 ^ Thornton was col •^ny Arnold. ■ ■-— - MR. ANirlHRS.l»S. DALE ftKEMPT of green !’ enhanced with the daughti Irl (Shig Mnorm orlUi~photo photo)______^------iiUCCCi^S State Universily and -has ful-I- where sishe majored in home ec- PARIS' ,(AP)-Gujr ta Roche hostess.ostess. TablesTi were decorated y Ijiurie Bean was flower girl ______signs of the zodiac, flanked by “ g. —— __— filled an LDS mission lo North-1- onomics.onomics She was aflUlaied with and ^ ^Castillo , carved up the with/ith arra arrai n g e m e n ts of garden »' and Danny Fairbanks was ring- the riass motto, "It Is not in the Alpha Lambda Delta, national bridegroom, served as best man. Dr-s ^ i-, A ■ I comp! he ern California. Alpha I A-line shifts in their own ways lowers. flowers, i bearer. brldegrooir . .stars, but in our.seftvfcs th a t our h scholastic honorary, and Phi Up- ili'i Fayo Kempt, brother of thehe Ushers U.sKers _v were Lynn Nel.son. iPop A rt H ats, Waddnups IS a senior at Utah scnoiasti today in their fall and winter M Mrs. rs. E Ea a rl LaH ue is hostess success or failure, llies.” A Miss 1- silon Omicron, national home ec- n j||—-----—------— JaJames m e s Ca Call and Jerry Engle- L J_ |_ ■. State Universitv and has com- silon On collections. foror thethe Aug.Al 18 no-ho,st dinner :sfc H elm ets Jolt ------banner Tawe with the class year upon Dieted ' an LDS'mi-ssion lo Cali-i- onomics honorary. collections^ man. Traditional wedding music n tJ I I I il completed the grouping which Idled a. I.a Roche did backgammon- meeting.neeting. Mrs. ^ Grover Davis is ______nrrange _ R obertson w as g rad u ated, from La Kocr .fch.ostess. . ______ill M aTTan~M cnTTrrfspTfl^rW a-i pluycd by-Kiiy-W o*s«te*tpR:pp« covered the paneling behind the r;ryviir^p High School in T9T63~andl ‘boatTiboirrtl—lig-iittgs^ ztg -in —contrasting. Jlfch.Qstess^ " the organ. F i d CJ Ir If ;s Pcrrau^e-^== r n l r i ------.tr. tv V n rj^ ------bandstand. . Wadcl T is studying for^H’e rhmftrry^ZTT Tho reception hall was dec-ec- PAPARIS RIS ( U P I ) - P o p art h ats " ‘igp"'*;; the couple will continue their is stu3y under lengthened jackets. Cas-[ I ' P a t t e r n Table decorations included"?* educations at the University. PasadenPasadena College. Pasadena, under lenj orated with an ivy covered archch and spaspacc- helmets joUe\l the i . _ Calif., where Miss Mitchell.and lilloslillo's shiftshifts, under shorter jack-' C illi __nnd oriue|l baskflH wUI of Madonna lilies. Paris ha ____ arrancement.1 in . small., wickerr s ______C alif., w es. Paris hat fashions into modern P* , ar- I ^ I ^3"" Roberts(Robertson will continue their ed- ets,9^*^' had ‘a Spanish signature. VCarol Q l' Walker The tables were ceniefed ttWrttft-Trmr tTrfrest csr— ' ------r ------~^7,l^kel.^ ol wttito-Uaiiufcs a nd=jyy- Infanta waistline seams dipped wicker baskets of ivy nnd sal- all hats accented with green candles. . ^ Sociat~tvent5~ - 4rcTiTmn-this-fath------w.} “*■ . Not all women are Interested Green ^1 ^,, and white pennants com- An Aug. 11 wedding is plan- low in front. |r||| mon-colored carnations. in j,a(shats these days. But for _ pieted the decor. T he sp e ak er'sfen ‘^ducaii^------_ -J ned. n e d .___ When C Castillo,j suits were real “ Khufergiirftiir t Tho bride’s table wa.s cen tered■ed tho;“;etho^se whowh a re , the P a ris p arad. e lable. ^ *1" was .centered wilh an ar- 2 # ----- * suif.vand-suit.s. and- not dress and jacket. ------ed- of headgear, shown in advance ad;. Wayside Club will meet at 2 ...... with the traditional tiered wed- of headg , rangement ol wnite cafrtatlirnsrist- p ' m. Tuesdav al Ihe home of skirts had a high-rise band that A D I ding cake accented with salmon-on- of the clothesc colleclions, was Ellen 1 Mrs. Bertha Maxwell. S hoshone B ridge rode r^foS“,h on the hips, dipped toward OPEN w F I HOUSE ! — TOlored-roses-and-mtKlels-of-the-lhe- ^«p-to-4i« p -to - 4 hc- se co nd.______'^for class Hower. center front. Soft crepe blou.ses _ iirldal party cnrlrclcd with ivy.G l — AfAt ihnlhe. sninn nf Je n n B arthel.rnde A spccial tribute was giventh e ------—*—» ------rF etdhreonvertes— H n f - w ere tucked into ihe.s'ir i unpe in memory of Jeep Redmond^tlt_ Ways An Ire cream socIhI. spon- Betty Brown registered the^ bc.>;tbe.st knoknown of the Paris milli- _ Parma violet has been (ea- “iUSundoyrA liaa ugu5t4th - was Ellen Rae Joslin. Elvin East- soroe.s C —.C- Church, will he held from 10 cluh. GuestsGi included Mrs. Max lection to datei and Boih DS7 Fillmore, Peggy Scntr.— Vicki j,cx5 , A /amily~plC 7Ttinvas~heId-the ------C>:30 W li. Flli^ibrk ™ apd hexagonal .shapeii like prob- O Q T c to 10 p.m. I'riday at the church.1. Coffman.Coffman Mrs. William Thoma- Roche nnd Castillo used it liber- Located Locate 1 mile north, I *<^>1; I Dillon nnd Susan Miller. le,„,lems j„in advanced calculus. follow ing\ d a y nt H arm on P a r k, — An—ii ally. Castnio put a parma violet iy,, -rr,|| ^ » soredEntertainment h will be furnish-1- son,son. Mrs.Mi Joe Berriochoa and ally. Cast! V/b "mllfi E ast o f Hansen. ' \**4I **3i I I The cakicake was served by the The toquesto and cloches had I OT ed. ' Mrs. NorvalNc Rutherford. crepe infainfanta blouse over the I bride's sisler.si Mrs. Wallaceice the spiritspir of designer Andre g K ^ V * ' Prizes were won by Mrs. Rob- skirt -of"of a bright yellow . tweed U«i \ # V I Brown, Mi Mrs. Jack Dodson andmd CourregeCourrege’s sharp, angledrr Safety .Stressed ,ou HRICHFIEI 'i t S — Richfield Girlrl ert Haddock, Had. Mrs. RichMd Bau- suit. suit, NOW TAKING Mrs. R. E. (Charlie) Bean,in. clothes, clothes. Andj in black and white. Ntw ust Scouts will hold a cookouL andd manrnan nandna Mrs. Raymond Free- Castillo snys his silhouette is DEIS • '■ I j PPunch unch wa.s .served by Mrs. J. M: IJiiS'-BarlIhiS'-Barthet cubist hats werehad ‘°''®For V acatio n s cx- swimming party Tuesday atIt m a n num. . slanted rarather than flared. Nar- REGISTRATIONS l%tW Morgan, grandmother of thelhe riiihtrifeht outou of "pop art" paint- name tr _TTrifjp nnfi Mrs. Ix*w1s Hruiracvar7 TnR.*>. im r;:------le'^d - PATRICIA McCORMACKini! Ketchum. Mrs. Howard DeWitt,t. Traveling Trave prizes were won by row slante u hite n e w YORK (UPI)—So you__ :i^ltir. RICH nnd Mrs. I’ffrcr S ctirnljt. -Mr;;— W dul^ii g‘l Iff ft” lio They were usslsicd in the kit-fiP . Barthc Barthct also fashioned his fiC- your va slanted side buttonings. |i ------■=- « chert by r Mrs. John Morgan,an. ometric hats of furry feltsn,ere in 'ove But lo tl hike and bike? Or—justa a.sslstantScouts leader, will accompanyy JoeJoe^ernochQa. Ber I slanted si Mrs. Floyd Stanger. Mrs. Reed;ed autumn colors such as oneaint- in namefuneral- the diversion, even an ex->en swimmithe girls. — ® «a ** 1 nl- ¥ V O l r-= ------f f W ka ^ * * ' * 1 — -JnfinsnnJnfinsnn ju and Mrs. .1 H. Urie.I__ Icnf-brown Icaf-brow that buttoned at the safety c — ------*—*—» ------4>ack-nr.. nf tha nnnll ^ pggr ytrttr Ul gfW vdoationi------Ir-ailer.. = Designer Cecile Billard show-s in 'oss But of the fun might lead to a a^sl'^tai B re t o n ------Eye M akeup Is ede d *space ^ ^ fe hats that would doe on in funeral—yours—unless 'U you keep *he girl Mars—snug suede helmets ; with the safety Dozen on the agenda. Accldent- Feted at Shower O E m phasized a t wid^'balwide bands of black jersey' ty- ~Br~?n'nwTitnB5~TrixomTr~'fo straight r ihtruse K WENDELI.A ..^ — Mrs. Charles. j? G lasgo Ing under the chin. how- lossthey offoi more than b.oOil lives of a /VIretnn lTS was honored rucm at a \ Paris Show ing Jean Patou also unveiledo on a the roa io the United States, , ike \Z pink a \-c and blue shower at the C cc.s .home of Mrs. Ronald Conrad. X By GAY PAU1.EY line of spaces helmets, but soft-with riders Dozens s of bike riders pedal IC lfc ave er. in fuzzy mohair or velvet,! ty- straightihan or to eternity because»n- Other WEN hoj^tc^ises were M rs. Mun- PARIS (UPI)—The eyes have er. in fi nly cie Mink and Mrs. Jack Goech- i it this year. One m in turquoise velvet was they try r forgot o lo heed the rules of Iremn Mannequins .showing fhe fall edged in turquoise satin with•d aa the road. ' Ironically, more bikeies. ner.pink a J nnd winter fa.shion collectionsons satin strap str under the chin. soft- ridersThey fcare killed ijj rural places .home(james ' were the diversion of f in tho European style centersers Other helmets loosened upilvct. to than Safet; on city streets. The coun-:ci- Otherthe evening. 1 Mrs. Ireton was as-^ J ...... are all orb in their makeup,up. bccome demure quaker-stylewas trydental r o a d s, they m istakenlyMth ciesisted Mii in opening her gifts by wilh the rest of the face de- bonnets that completely coveredilh a think,summe are safer than city ones.red ner.C arrie Ro.se (ioechner, Y They forget safety. ick Ci'ami An umbrella, decorated Inin ^ - r r - y r - ^ 'f ^ 9436 emphasized. emphasize the hair. substan It looks like a year in the In facfact, the Paris hat showsip to 1‘ke Safety a i experts figure occi-ek- thepink eve and blue, centered the gift x H i / / U SIZES 10-18 e « black for the cosmetics manu-nu- hardly revealed a curl. style The dental___ deaths associated with sistedtable. facturers concentrating on eye trend reiremains to cover the 'eredhair. summer fun could bo reduced Carrie ■ I tY iirM !-.in«ii. shadow in assorted shades, eye a blow to hairdressers but a substantially if safety stuck An liner and those phony eyelashes,ies. boon to women who didn't howshave like a shadow to pleasure seek- pink ai 5UN.MTONAI._ _ As for figure, the shapes andind time to visit one. The ers. table, -the heights-depemt-on tho hair. with « little sewing, — and a you're in. * you're in. I ut a ------|^HI_(lcawatringl_Whlp.'Jlij;i^his_ sttiE:IE: ----- lLogftZ-SUm-and-sraaU egs? 5 In alla ll S r yiJH V ' ■ ■ p^-down playsuit and skirt *" in instances.|n.<;tances. They have lo t>c. to ■ ^ I l H I Piqu®' »"="■ ."ihowshow off well the above-kneenec ti m __ P rin ted . P attern 9436: M isses skskirls irls and the textured and jew- iffIB sizes 10, 12, M. 18. 18. Size 16■S eled e|cd stockstockings. vj> i Bj|i-playsuit-2>/i"yards-35-ineh: skirtlrt C-oiffures?Ooiffure; Th^^ hair is rut boy ■ U l 2 yards. short and nnd on squared-off geiv K ':^' / ^ •■rjll Thirty-five cents in coins for(or metric lirlines, often wilh bangs A ', ^ 1 arr each pattern—add 15 cent fortor low on thet' forehead. Or. it's i»V“ each pattern for first-class mail-»il- long and pulled up onto the Ing and special handling. Send:nd head in disorderly stsicks or Q i]||r{ ,, i to Marian Martin, Tlmes-Newsws neat, sausagesau rolls. Or, there Guarding' ' “ Ui* your health • ‘ P a tte rn Dept., 2.12 W est 18th9th are pigtailspigta nnd ringlet pony- I- m j ;' St.. New York. N. Y. 10011.111. tails, if ynu're young enough"p^h is our forem ost goal Print name, address with lip for the GirlG Scouls, Oor only aim Is to atiur* care­ i; size and style number. * ful .nand c quality tervc*, for your TT Discover the secret of a well-ell- RE RE TIR IN G AT 70 good health. i . : '■ dressed woman. Discover 350 Mll.WA MILWAUKEE. Wis. (AP) v— ^5 ^ ' flatte rm g , new de.-iign idoas in \f Mrs. rs . Rutr Ruth Kuhn; one of the l.ist ^ our new Fall-Winter Pattern5rn woman woman W Western Union mcssen- t -‘ij.’’ Catalog. All sizes! Coupon for gcrs gers in in th the United States, is5 re- CITY DRUG I • free pattern in Catalog. Send;nd tiring tiring afteafter 21 years. Mrs. Kuhnllhn Main M*in «r«l Sheth«n», Twin Fallt .y " fifty cents. isis 70. 70. !S?“ ^------x ^ N \ j l ’ 1 a

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r > ’ C .■ t Hjj|jjjjjjjjjj|H ''''jflKflll Moderodeni Coinpositioution to Bei Day by VOUR BIRTHpAVi Featuiiiitiired at Sllll VaUVaUey N V.M.I.EY — "An avant says shelhe is requiredreq to pl*y M ■ Filer Clubs and HOROSCOPE f l e composition which won many us a hunhundred notes W * !* ^ ^;^iciarsofficials_5 stato.'______■ - '^v'^ entered at 9 ------you^fV~l4*iiyou-ari^-ttmpefaiiiental-aiKl-giw* lhat^»r»-nM r .1 en li)U) nKH>moods which could hold YouKts will look tbetter than they ac ert (rom throughout the\ .------— by home economics dem- , . Jean l.ouis l.eUoux, firsl T "j TT_ nitrations and f itt^ and show- 'f you back flfrom the achievement rathermily a'te. than' Do some sv^ade-wurk. j,,.. uf your primary goals.—Parents I -ARIES (f of the San I'rancisco Sym- L iaS}t L Honors XXOI Paid ; of livestock, The mpmmg r i PISCES (Feh. :;0-March 20) ^‘‘I'oversv imd of h m member of_ the rri T ^"gj ,;.i.Pn UP w ith evaluation of ■ W a ^ M of children born on this^ d ate a -It dav IS of lho ni .detaiU_.»{-wur-job e.xpecied to al 51routd take care that they do|centrate o^ c (Tam p fai: liltyn— ivifrltgiT T . " O^soranHStixtoit-r l 3 u r a i - evhibil^and practice Showing of — iat-arej^>^t^.n,iKvKant-io^yv the compo.ser, Morton Suk- qpRiNfinAI r restock except horses. A pot- ■ not allow tr not allow them to get away with ijyeou aspects wUl belI, BurlevBurley, by Bishop Ralph -j - '’'committee members included ve aspects ami all .sliould bc bolnick.Jines MilllTthe playing ot a wood- Rasmussen' Possessed of a ^;reat deal of you'llell. .-\void regre depressum. - composition ismussen. ' j. Gene Sharp, Jim Cattsrson, Jack - ^ nervous eienergy, you are in- GEMINI quintet wilh the piano plus h Dunn « was soloist. InVO* [ Skinner David Cooper And Leo TAURUS (April Jl- .May ; n - j"Tioixronic desci music and a .Ifimm ctjo,, was gi' Limed to work |iast the point of ^ changeday which fc will he as ginxl as t a i |„ | " p ia y was given by Weldon j r.ihrine. agricultural grounds; normal endurance, and to wear profes . , , , Beck andand thethe ' life sketch by Mrs Robert Black and M rs. 3u make it. lake care not to whiche taiH-d follows m usic which ac- Bishop Rasmus.' yourself out m the ' process /aste lime in ihe morning; .onibmes the p 1> Rasmussen. Speaker w as . John Burkhart, home econom, lbroUf;houi your life, you will goi„o out a xinies lhe musicians at -j' Gee nnd the Benediction ‘‘f>ernoim. „.iiid s quintet provides w sounds, accord- ,.,ven' bv I-rai prot)ably liave to lake time put ** GEMINICANCER (May 2J-June .11)— electronic mus by I'rank Beck. Aftbn *'^Sue LoughmiUer, style revue frumfrom vour career to restore p|m, your c to LeRou,><. nnd the, movie Cunninghamnghain wiiwas accompanist, change for the Ix-tter on txiih movie,portray, u "walk aroimd PaUbearers w nractice: Clyde .Wright and the pmjstU pliysicall.v. Kortunaler le profession.il and social The taiH'd i [bearers were family-mergy;;;^ \y^ sour3TUur - umeiuiil powers Ttcem ^ bers.,CI5tLast Fu5riles were- held-lit-ui, ;cne. An e.\celleiu time for comp;tniesthat deviates llv from the pUvisnnl sion stand;--M rs.. X )avJd_Chadr indesiructable, and even during Jing out1^ 5 " after what you want, times provides PUvisanl View Cemetery ' wick beef n ttin g and show mg your physical rest-periods. you "J/ 1 by such devices as being where1 A, T. GiGee dedicated tho ' will be able to carry on men- CANCER____ (Jane J’J-July 23)— ,ng toMimes LeRou.x upside down. grave, demonstrations; S^ndy Skinner. v-iv v 'v ^ b ' be abi lan your day carefully or vou will portray i sheep; Raymond Ohiefnsehlen, is is the music that must be lay find yourself dowii tor two Saii Fnincisc^as well as heard for mo- , Very importantimp to the happi- Minialppointments afnnce. ll could walk are lhat involved. de At times the BUY QUQUAIITY AT ^ 1 Ricky Kruse, swine; Gene noss of bt)thbi> m e n ' and w om en ^leun a • setback lo miss citlier norm by such lH)rn on this date is a normal p r O j^ f cians must turn from side — 1 ^ __Sharp. .]i;ricultural: Mrs. Heber ■' :. "1 on lh ^e.------sonielimesJc u!t in ups .in Egyptian freseor* '-|-|l 6 ~ ^ ( lltt( Loughmlllcj-; Mrs. Howard Mills ^Mj^Mgjerirg ,- .y, ■: j homehome fife W ith' a hc.aUhy~and « Camera-Center saiisficii partner. You can insure '"Monday,------This is the m les music there is shout- and Mrs. LeRoy FleSnor, home stamping and clapping. Wherelere you get1 full valu* ||| ...... Lhis happiness by choosing, your / economics demonstrations.- Mliniature Golf idame—Niarta—Bmcchi-Le-"Je'inlU ------'arida rid locilocal" servrciT Jj A special achievement day for inarna^e partnqr wisely, on the course. wU ha.Ms nf inner qualities—FaU i^ tiated lo the who will be thc pianist, horse projects was held Satur- lll'^l^riH ^ th.ui (11 eMeriuils, Twin?rojectReported l alls. day wilh Jay Cobb in charge. lo find wliat' is m store for IVtDiiday, Jay-C Klte.s will op- Besides m usic Mrs. L. E. C rane w as in charge rate Fun Acres Miniature Golf '’’K- stamping (if the grinds, assisted by -. you toMiorrnw.toMiorri select v^ir birth- golf course UayrriaKifXEJaayrrM^Kiri:anir ehg-co rresponrftng burse, wilH all proceeds do- Mndame Ni; ChrlstinepPetcrson. paragraph. Let your birthday moruilated to Ho.‘the Easter Seal Center. Roux^, who wil MHTRoy Jesser ana Ivancee star be your daily guide. wm Falls. BUY ANYWI«R^^ ^ | [ Light gave instructions fbr proj- TRYING ON HATS in the IdahoIdaho StateSlate 1University Theater costume rooroom are three Mag!c Don Hartwick. owner of the V'alley students who will participate:lpate In a ddramatized presentationtlon bf ““Hcli Heidi** W ednesday and MorMonday, Aug. 2 , ects and de;nonstrations were ^ "e y stuac LEO (Julv 24-Aug. 23)—Keep olf course, twn and one-half I ’recislon — is of utmost Im- f e“ en on fitting and showing of Thursday In Frazier auditoriumm at ISU. ClockwiseC from left are Timothy Bryson,I Twin Falls; LEO (Jul fttw=wen=w=ifRfgfc^W ire^l^ ------B c 5 7 innto-B»t>pteyri Turiw Fnlls. ------——------^•Qur.your.. cai^i .-upai . jut conflicting x>f4*F>c»— 4n— — ^>1— ^ - - horses. Hulland Houfbui ^ , fui------staieinentsstateinents among co-workers. ^ional uonatea Hospital, hus donated DIIV M se of the course for the proj- lealth. tSUT It flbegins wi|h your - nished the public ad d ress sys- _ ^ 0 Vou m ay beb able to grasp and *■ nialnlalninainlain atan advantage. Mnuwitnmct. loctors accurate diagnosis E J--- ”” ...... - ;U.S. ] ^calls Hair-Raising VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) — ‘*’®Ham salad sandwiches will be Precision I U.S. Pilot Recalls l i O l i I g " 'I f ^ :rved at the course. The ham ___md_ ____ prescription; It Is fol- i A A y i" * J. T T ' * Don't comniit yburself to future „r-aoiiilted by York Pa~cUing owed through — wllh your = Rite.s Honor 9Q ]\j ■ction unlil yuu have thoroughly ^0 .. , bread ’ by Eddy's Bakery, health. It I ^perience in Viet I nvestinated the circumstances , ‘ ■ in )harmaclsts carotui, ac- y' )f whatever offer you receive, iindwich ' ‘ Mtr-p s^tread l>y Safeways at doctors ac of whnievc; le Lynwood Shopping Center urate compounding of Ig John Bodily sSAIGON. m g o n . Viet\ Nam (AP) — “The aircaircraft told me that IjstrafmK I sirafing runs^,rur LIBRA ((Sept. 24-Oct. 23)— ____ 6 t r r e r a n t~R7 ~Tuwnst nd.’ 27, Wesfr could expect nd Coca-Cola by the Coca-Cola prese4 — ------^------trrerant-RT^ could-cxpccriTTcscTur heticoptt?!I----- S Sticlrtcnty nddenty ^I^ownscncf h eard a" 3est gainscHTns" are tnacle By the VISII >fescript on*—that- help-4o ------IE S E ^ - AMm ------BURLEY — Funeral services pain,Palm Beach.,Beach Fla., a U.S. Navy in 4U minutes,"minut he said. "Dut familiar ile lottling Co. lowed thr t familiar clop, clop. It was the iLibra ihV-i whnwho is cautious aboul HEYBUR] lafeguard healthi for John Henry Bodily were pilot, said todayto he figured his that was a long time. I tried to rescue helii ^B -golf courso pTi^TrnacTsl . rescue helicopter, from the Da Jetty details. Small matters Karren, Ft. wm be-oiwir — conducted Tuesday in the Pella chances were bad. keep my ni mind occupicd. I saidd N.mgN.ing air baseI in South Vict trfn-l~r3Q-p.-m: to 11 p.m . M uii- — — *T'------Ward LDS Chapel by Bishop V. crackl prayers. 1 canlcured my finger- Nam. nake large issues. a ly1 0 -da'y lei ^ c u ra te c< Fire crackled in tho elephant P'^ayers, 1 c ■ ‘ , SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)— his parents, Thomas G eary. grass nm ss justlust 50 yards from where nails.'nails." "I fipurecfigured they were just here Mixed tend " i^SlislM nii^S ------p r « « » p « o Prayer at the McCulloch Fu- h^lay bidder Vlixed tendencies can be over- k a rre n , foi KINGSBUR^RY'S he lay hidden. The flames were At 2 p m, one hour after hee on limc.ume. T hat fire w as getting (.Qn,e'ome if you set your sights upon dents.HEYBURN Knr — Pvt. Danny C. lateguard neral Home w as given, by licking ijcking up theth ridgeline toward had paraiparachuted, Townsend close." he fRKCRIPTION PHARMACY . MEDICALICAI CINTBlCINTI PHABMACT___ .!> i close." he said. ^I -ini>lelingle co;goal and head straight basicarren. traini Ft. Ord, Calif., spent Wayne Grow. Organ prelude him.hj,n heard the voices again, thiss Thelhe helichelicopter pilot was U.S. 117 Main Eait 733-«674 *0« Shoup Av».Av>. W. 713-9114 1^1 or it. D,:n't be sidetracked. Wood.1 0 -day Mo.. leave at the home of , lima clQgef-i Ite called in anoth-lAifI- Ah- ■ Fuiee-Fufee- 1-t.-W uU ef—Tupii—uf — aA'f^;A^;i ir iTAl'l AHU I.s (Nnv j .i- ix k :. e r strafing-rrm :------tJ~1%'ew e w ^ 'iirYork. k r Turk“eould~seu“the is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe I ley had made four attempts to e* afing^ !2 )—Present difficulties, nut The skyraiders fired rocketss fire bUi/ing bla/.ing from 10 miles away. it arren, former Jerome resi- • Bingham sang a ',%ch^him^inreach him in the previous 80 1 he skyra esolved immediately, cnn dis- duet. Albert Holyoak sang a n,inmesminutes. UU.S. S Navy Skyraiders and a^nd this sel the grass blazing.;. As Turk Turk cam e in low. Town- olvea m :nts. Karren completed his rRESCRlF urb prospects (or the future. Oasic trainin.i; at Ft. Leonard 1 , 7 M«in solo and Barbara Graham and had beaten^aten tlthem off with straf- The flames raced through thee sendsiiul fired a pencil-thin flare to Prosp< _ - L,---, t-i_ I,.,...11,,., ______r Eiate-issues-squately.aCQ IgyHffV ------J ------——- —Betli-€lark gang a selection.— inginn iimlnn.l ror.kclrnrl< runs.-. ~ZZZ TUldlHT^rDWauiiduriirowttr: ------T;tmw~ his lr ood Mo., and i.s aw aH lnS Of- ______fr A rope ladder snaked out of ■-CAP CAPRIGG R 'rcoR rT-CPfL'.- n -Jun: m —itrs-fnr^ovefseas-du^------■ --TnvBcatiuti wuy ■Ktvcn B y C :' Townsend ‘“ ‘f rhad been pulling his He was hidden just below a A rope I ridgeline. If he had moved upp thetlK' hclicoptcrhclicop and Townsend —i>*dcstep—Sidestep a£ personality clash by \ 'J- LeRoy Garner. Bishop Geary A4^ 4 Skyhawk s^^yhawk jet out of a bomb- * Savf the obituary. Speakers j” he would have been spotted onn grasped it. Townsend said he avoidingivoiding snaps« judgments. Get Q .; '■" ing run whei a sudden explo- the high j’’ground. If he didn'tt didn’t know where the Commu- best host results results by cooperating with m were H. Reed Bowen and Alfred sion jolted juthe plane. He jerked Knight. Benediction was given ejection move he would be burned. nistnjst imopstroops were then. Dihcrs. others, lr :'s ' the ejection handle nnd para- AQUARIUS (Jan . 21-Feb. 19) I ■ ■ by A. Monroe Adams. chuted imo inlo elephant grass 14 ^ow^endTown.send kept talking to thee He didn't care. His 90-minute AQUARU " i i i f c i s vi.siL to North Vict Nam was —Unless youyc nre good at iron' a ii' Pallbeacers _wera._Dlck_Darr f"rtfeet deep.deep H,He was 65 miles in- Skyraiders to ^ keep . up his visa to Ni. spirits. They made repealedd over. ing out minormil difficulties, pros- f fc iM 1! rington, Maurice Darrington. sidejhc enemyenem y .territory. I John Grow, John Bodily, Hal ^ .P"My instinct told me to move TiiiT.ui — iiM iiiw iM^ a r~ Beames and Scot Beames, all up the hmhill," Townsend said. . i S L A S C a grandsons. Honorary pallbear- "B ut i1 didn't figure 1 had much J INCORPORATCD . J ers were member of the High of f fa chance.> ‘ This was a popu­ quorum from the Pella l>ijedlated are^a.area and the Communists E r Itiiai i! surely could reach me before I Flowers were arranged under my*^own°peopmy own people did." the direction of Bonnie Stevens, Using his tiny but powerful DeLayne Sandvik. N an D arring- ^.^'"8 radio transmitter, he made con­ ton, Jan Lyn B eam es and Te- tact with the three other Sky- _ ressa Bodily, g r a n d d a u ^ te rs , v w *K r-^*‘ I h | ^ k and the Pella Relief Socitiy. ^awkshawks from 1his carrier, the Mid­ Final rites w e re held in the w ay.1 ' Pleasant View Cemetery. Grave The.se planes circled in, but -^PdicartDTi—W5 3 —given By Ifa~ -theirthetr fuef-sufuet-su p p ly was-lo w. T he ------Coltrin Jr. Skyhawks Skyhaw ks wcwere replaced by two p g s tl ______. - NNavy avy SkyraSkvraider fightcr-bomb- ...... r , : , f ers. They kept flying above Picnic Held by Townslnd^'Tow nsend. Crouched deep in the jrass, .'I Buhl Rotarians Townsend bebegan hearing voices. . r ^ ... ; - -1 I People he presumed were sol- A 11 = .... Bum ,----- The- Buhl Rot«ry People he P mH H 0 M 1 Club observed its annual father- diers were sJ.shouting'at each oth- 9 er and there was a rysilmg ■ || ' ' { ' O ' ' m son-Scout picnic T hursday in the Eastman Park with some nearoy.nearby. I ^ Ho called in the Skyraiders. 75 persons Attending. for . a strafing run on lhe area Afterward the entire group of , the voices and the noise sub- •ts ''■ent to Twin Falls for the base- sided. _;,i„d ______Hall game between the Majjic ' Valley Cowboys and Idaho F alls. The picnic w as catered by the, II ' i ' f R and R Cafe. Commitlee m DIAL A charge of arrangements were, DD LH i WilUam-AVattr c h a tr ma n : i>ave * •PRAYER ^ Ejb, Sunley Kern. Tom Smith. S fl fj J Robert Erkm s and G eorge Like- 733-2440 / S* iiess. I mk - 1I 0 ,“"^ i v v ^ ^ 'm m M NEW TINY ELECtMtECTRON EAR | FITS INTO YOURR EAR CANALC ! I Y'

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.-J , \ Sunday, AugJ I., 1965 Twfrt-Falls-Fall» TlirTlme»-New« i l l Soybeans WeeWeek’s Most ActiveActiv Stocks iWllCwho and Whyly HEkplanation n GiGiven for , NEW YORK EXCHANGIEXCHANGE \ Knd Mi^ed oil NEW YORYORK (AP)—Yearly high-low. wee • r e a l j f C a - ■ ■■ closing price and net change of the 20 me the w eek: if& s'r .s I'.st.'z; MedMe^care; Socialcial Security BernBenefits f , k * THIS " Trade Board nfgrtowHigh Low Stocks High By JOHN THDAN gram offei offers needy persons past Jan.lan. I. 1951;193 m ost other work. f, NEA Special Writer 65 free he health benefits even If sinceiince Jan. 1 , 1937. i Dl D a Cc Kk f l ^ L A N C E F CHICAGO (U P I) - Soybeans 26?s |® |? 19 Avco Corp .... 410.700 237;, NGER SHIR^ ^ 58Vi 27>4 F a ir Cam ...... 359.80059.800 5S‘45Si' *51^, » „ (Sj«(Second ol a series) notnoi on rerelief. But these have Once yotyou add up 40 qu.irtcrs i>_ mixed., wheat strong. ^ Born before 1903? You’re as- nothing to do wilh previous em- of)f coverage—equalcoverag to’ 10 y e a rs' to firm, oats weak, rye g,,;< ^60 Un Oil C al P f . . 333.90033.900 64 IV ®°"'" 21.400 457j sured of Medidare t 5“ red of benefils M even ployment underi Social Security, of)f work under un Social Securitv—' ej.L « » ll EVER NEEDS | f"'* to strong on the ^icagc 62‘/4 41% C hrysler ...... 321.400 45-J 70yg 44>4 Polaroid ...... 315,l6015,l60 70^.707. 634 69li + 4^! ifc' you’ve never ' paid a cent in and each stale sets its own you,’ou are “fully" insured." With' jCllOOl!1 .1 1 WEVEII -45^— 35— GenHDynam-vrr-297.600—W.600— 44—44-^41"^ J-rSoc-ial-SecuFity-taxa».------rules.-Thisrulcs.-This-progfttm-ia-to-beVe.'t- mninop^.Kcepliuna. inop^xe thij -guanm^ ------HtONINfth=4 Sovbeans were off J4 to up I5li151^ lO'.s Am Motors .... 217.90017.900 ttl'; | i ; IOU lo S ' _ 4 , However, However, those bom In 1903 or panded afteraf this year, chiifly teesees you y o u willw g et sonvc"nuST(iKIy] 3 ^j;'wheat up 1 W 2 : c o m off 31?i3 , 7 .^ 5 19%9 ^^ , Collins Rad .... 201.90001.900 317/317.1 273? . 3 ,i7 + '* later '“‘ef must must have credit for a cer- to1 0 include needy children under benefitjenefil whenwh you retire.' Or if 1 ; to up off Vs to Vt. 110141 1 0 1 4 991>4 1 1 4 G en M ot ...... 188.700 97li '< lajn amount of work under So- 21 amia^d ttheir parents., (More you("ou should die, your eligible sur-. 88,700 97Ji^ 94V*l_ail2_iJ - cial—-Security—to T °“‘ ^u alify —for- «bout-thata b o u t th a t-iit-a -fa le r a r ticler)-----v ivo«-/i ™Vi 65%^ 65?f-A nrT eI & T el . . 186:400se;4007~^7 67 seu msJ + ^'i , . ^ 5 “ ' fivoRi-fwidtiWr-childrcnrTlepCTT^ t ------'sovheans opened, and closed 28?^i 2 20 0 N orthrop ...... 184.30084.300 2S3:2S3; 264 .health ^ > 1 benefits + upon“"reaching To draw cash benefits, cr^it dentlent pareparents) will rcceive / ]■ ,he strong, were mix^ JS^;JSa; ■ 111,4111,4 ;Sperry Rand ... 173.40073.400 •- 127-,127.J „i? ™ + age^age^65. 65. for a cencertain amount.-of work monthlynonlhly chchecks. /, j'. Tuesday and ThursMay. but the 70^i70^i 41Vi 41Vi E ast Air ' Lin . .-171.10071.100 -57^, -571, ,J This Th.s workingyro, period ranges under So471*4 -19 -19 ■ T ex G Sul ...... 159,90059.900 62i;62 H 54>; '<"from (r> l>/4-f 7^ito 10 years. G*neraltyr ijuircd:quired:------— eirarterng;sn^after 1928 need 40 quarters to” ' / |the older you arc the less Social Social Security; credits are bexs “fully insured." I'or older ( \l inwine President Joh n so n ’s an- 62Ts62Ts SOlJ 5014 F ord M ot ...... 151,10051,100. 53^;5 3 3 ; 5 i4 5331 t :,•* Security coverage you’ll ne^. called' "qt"quarters of coverage.” workers.vorkers. the requirement is! 1 ' I Scem ent on Viet Nam.-Trad- 78>i78'/i 60^ 604i Boeing ...... 150.50050.500 7SK7Sii 7-|7i 7 7 . i 27'i t ? Also, women need-fev«rer-“cred- A quarter is any three-monlh lower. The had expected stronger ac- •<5 29'/s2^ | | ,Doug A ir ...... 138.60038.600 45 45 4 ^ \ 4 5 “ + 3 1 ? womi ower. The minimum is six quar- ’ I 'i 1 Its" than men. period begbeginning Jan. 1. April 1, ters—forers—for nmen born before 1893 J 11 I 156»; 94?/» Xerox Cp ...... 135.50035.500 15,V;15.V; U7. 1^ +64%^*““^ “wheat was m U^ Monday 39>|39!A 34‘434>/“ Beth Sti ...... 134.00034,000 363; 363' 3^,) 3 s ^ Some ^om e people p afe exclqded July 1 or Oct. 1, Ordinarily, a andind womenwomer born before 189G. 7 ll I and Thursday, steady to firm 6Sii «S,s 52 ,Avon P ro d . . . . 126.10026.100 56>i 54U 543/ j? from _ Medicare—chiefly p i Medi federal w worker orker whowh is paid a t least $50 A new pprovision applies spe- 1 1 workers and their dependents in such a period gels credit for cifically;ifically to retirees and widow.s ■ ...... Tiiesday. weak Wednesday, and ' ____ ^ workers a who are enrolled in the health one quartequarter of coverage. 7212 or oldeolder. They may qualify || 8 |M t firm to stroi^ on Friday. , n e w YOP AMERICAN EXCHANGIEXCHANGE a*'® ® NEW YORK (AP)—Yearly high-low, wee plan established for them by tho _ IL If_J'oii_« yoU-Work far.^ yourself,-you fot-benofittlot-benofiiK-wuh-Hs few^as three- Corn was mixed Monday, easy ig h -jm ^ Nveekly E ales_high,-loW r 1’TSierai Hiffplbyes Health Bene- get credit for a full four quar- quartersluarters ofol covjiftige. I 1 9 ^ V* -closings price and^et"change ofr the /i\'e/ive mostn active American (,t Act of 1 Exchange slocks for the week; t' fu Act Of 1959. ----- terslers a ye; year provided your net I'or dlsabllity-'^enafits,dlsi lhe ,'.I Also excluded: (1) aliens who earnings a ^^rs'srssrlrEHigh Low Slockslocks HighHigl, .Inw Close Net earnings are a l leasl $400. Oth- rules-ules againagair differ. Generally, n' - ^ f i r m on -Enday.------^-94‘/i -64^^': -64^t'Syntex ..T....^ 270,900 5S>; i haven^-been-^admitled -to- tho orwise, no cr-edit. ------pertitm>er?iim wwh ho i:< disabled he: ------Rye was firm to strong Mon- 22%% jy*j i i 1Coldfield ...... 113,300s ‘T.i r ; , » United Slates for permanent Self-empSelf-employment has been cov- can't;an't work may draw such bene- J ^ 1 day. easy to weak Tuesday, 771/, 1 / 4'44 ,/ S, perry Rd W t . . 102.100. 5i ; f residence; ( 2 ) olher aliens who ered by .Social: Security since fitsits providedprovid the disability Is 1 , ‘I heavy Wednesday, following the 814 s'A 4*^4U 1Kaltman ..,.....-87.300 6 - haven't lived . in the United — :—:------e.\pectedixpected Ito last at loast l?l I - soybean decline, m i x ^ T hurs- 9'/g gi/^ g6J,4 j/ ,K aiser Ind ...... 84.100M"S 1 0 0 Sy^Kl' -i5i ot?i: T 1 ,/ States continuouslycom for the five T || - - nonths (or to result in death) i 1 day and strong on Friday. ;------■li?"___ gVa 81^ -t- Vj3 years just before filing a Medi- I I H if* ind he has Social Security-cred-' u care claim; (3) members of lUness Takes it ”t for E£ alat least le£ five years of work !R subversive organizations, and 1 I> T luring tho 10 years precetling Stock Mart Record R^eoi Sales Refle-'''ed Nursing ^om e, enough;nough lolo makeI them eligible. 1 iJthe time being there is nn threat an alien wl Je ro m e , cif a n UAtuwdw^-ilUiegs^ booming strsngth of the auto-' of governmgovernment conirol ot wages^ excliidcu Iiuppcn li 3»"'“ 'Decause' 01^ ...... «, ” ~WliL'iti llieie aie-ytiuiia Of Lethargy pmobile lobile indusindustry was illustrated1 and priccs nor of higher taxes. some some previous prev employment—lo He was born Oct. 18. 1876. in dren,Iren, survivors' sun benefits are *W A! Alburg, .Denmark, and moved payable if *W ASH!^RY. WEAR-DISCODISCOVERY! I / i i p i \ _ Th ‘'during “ '■'''E the Vweek when General; xheThe LahLabor Department re- i^^=3Sa«BaE layable if a worker was “cur- 1 -----N£W—Y JR K —1 v Jr-U—_— ' . Motors— Motopii— Gorp:Gor ---- and— Chrysler- ponBtTTlrai io_Ci,;dur..i:iiUa_lQ\Ya . in July, icrnluently iniiurod.’'-ovainiiu; n ■lhouglv-»w«------“ THE U •rt • rn^^Lm l\.Fl - It--iji ■______JB stock market pulled out of us Corp. reporte l?omd~thai the cost of living tj ^ ~ Corp. reported record sales and went up five-tenthsfi of one per tt |o C I8 7 8 . with his parents. In the "fully■fully insured’’ insu when ho died, great loclook with a fumble free m ap tab collar j lethargy this week and scored profits. ■r I To Get M edicare \ fall of ISSl. they moved to To be curn tab collar and tapered |j| cent in JunJune to a record level. H Po be currently insured a work-. •■ bodybody. Of WD2. 65% Fortrel* Polyetter. 35% it.s best weekly gain since industr „ I The table tdow shows f Miden. Neb., and lived there cr;r musl musl have hi had six quarters —•••t, •ter. 35% fine cotton iH breaking out of the June slide, j The ^ industry ^ is the major fac- Prices oof food, principally 1 , 11 lor in the state of the nation’s meat and j how many “quarters of h for 16 years. of)f coverage—I'/icoverag years—during —■’the me rifibtr th»t ksept Iti promlie’’—■—NEVER NEVER needj Iron- ^3 Trading was m ^erately active. meat and poultry, increased 2 fj ™ , per cent arand were the principal.,'i M coverage’* a aro needed to fc „ He barberedbnrt for 10 years in thehe threethree yearsy preceding death, i I"®.Ing. »hod»»ho( wrlnklei and slayi frejhly»hly pressed presst between |B ------th P m a j n r u i i , h V .., . --WJih_t^.-ir snIPs rontinuine to factnrV in J. 3 qualify for Mcdicaro ^ Cedar Fai Falls. Hc married Marie If,If some some of (Tlis leaves vou a __ wailiingiWJihlna».l------——------=■------^------share of the upswing to Presi- ^ L.iacLo rs in bonsting th e govc raj. zoom, it is virtually, certam that ment's con: ■'Hnnsen fn WOt: Tn 1907’ Ihey 'RTlSti bewilderC(T._ bewiU.I who wanla plenty H rrpn^jpt in the U.S. commitment, aliafe^n.-tlw-Jirtt-six-monlhs-nf share, in tho His wife died in 1946, He bo------tK< Wall Street’s initiul rKaciiotr this year. ThThis was a gain, ot 12 * ” longed to the Assembly of God ^ NEXT— Nl^XT—THow, :whefO“an« ’ » B Ru.s.sellRussell (1 (Berniclta) King, Jc- t i i i'ith famous Korolron® finish, Galeyley & LorLord 50% fortrol, ; day brought more of the same Chrysler, tlthe No. 3 aulomak- a year earlier.earli a 3 ...... 2 1 ' ’» rome; fivfive grandchildren and lllneSS[llness in T.F. heavy buying and even th e nor- er, earned $118.4 m illion, o r ------J 1909!a 1909 ' five greatgreat-grandchildren, ^ett 0% cotlon plaids, ellher British taperedlapered bbultonQcial Sec.iirini .ar. A-ssemblv AaaeMsivj or God riuirrli nanini:. ‘-a.lG-a Grqrojg. rgnag. Qrc.. ttiid,Avas .grag- ytfh- gmbiolctefed"rtcrlgn:------brokers to believe th a t p erh ap s 5276 billion, an ai increase of 28 per nm c aTVlTsT^ nm 5©ughler pitm RailroadRaj,road Retirement benefils. Friends nmay call nt Weaver Iate3 fFom the McLaughlin Steady; cows uneven, w eak to 50 nii,»ihi the long-awaited "summer ral- cent over a yeary( earlier, steady; cow he’s eligible for Medicare. Mortuary from 4 p m, Sunday ligh School. Schoc Mlllon-Freewaler, bi7.esI7.ES S-M-S-M -L-XI. 6.95 i The industry’s new car sales lower; bullibulls strong to 50 high- until time of ,services. The fam- Ore, fo(l«loMal ll(■ a It.ctradamark of Fiber Induitrlet ly" was under w ay a t last. T he . er; feeders steady; sla u g h - Medicare benefits start July V"''' '.I inllux of good economic and in •" the middle third of July set a er; feeders r 1, 1066. At the same time, extra "Yiiv sugcests^l^ces memorials to Ihe Mrs, Mrs, Montooth Mor came to Twin record- D ealers delivered 215,- ler i^r steers cchoice 1100 lbs 24.75- *• 1J66. At piano fund of the Jerome As- Falls•alls in in the tl; fall of 1956 from ^ himne.1.1 new^^particiilariy .sec. iu the July li-2i>-pei4odr 25?.s 50;.sn- HnlctPincHolsti 9i*>n.-?inn- hPif.I. healthneallh benbenefits beconie availa- ond quarter e a rn in g s state- 12 "ble to per.sons who buy supple- -sembly- scmtny- ofor f)nd~Chnrch. I'lnal •cndlcton, 1’cndlcton, Ore., and was mar- up 20 p er cent from 180,167 in ers high fio; surance willwi bo offered to any- Navy JN a V V Sends New wo si.siers, Mrs. Glenn (Ber'.| ] ket, in the past few weeks, has {[J®the previourprevious week, as most as- feeders good steers 600-900 IbsIS one 6 .').'i or older who is clig|bio w-, ha) Arrington, Twin Falls, and TWTWIN FALLS • &URLEY • RUPERT '• BUHL 7 been maiking a test of the Ju n e sembly plants began closing 20.60-22.80; heifers sta n d ard nndd for basic Medicare benefits, Recruiter JvC C rU to T. F. 4rs. Mae Shurlliff, Los Angel- If Tf It’s |*>q from ROPER’S . .. . It’s R IG H T! ' lows and now that the test has down jQ^vn for the changeover to 1966 low good 17.10-20.10;1 good andd Also, to ftfederal employes who rhinf a., :s, .and a brother, W. Budd Chief Aviation Machinist Male Workman,Vorkman, (Ogden. ______been passed a good ^ d v a n ^ i s models. m odels. ~ lQW_choiceQW_choice steer calves 360r49fl_'0 can’t qualilqualify for the_basic-bene- w aiter C ' lbs. 21.60-24.00; choice h e i f - fits, W alter C,TliomaCTiasT>eeh'--as^ Rfuneral inerah services wiU be con- ' , Ford Motor Co. closed all but l^s. 21.^2 signed to thetl U,S. Navy Recruit- ducted at Although Wall S treet h a s now three of its 161 plants. Chrysler ers 489 lbs 22,00. U nder th lucted at 11 n.m. Tuesday nt Hogs 80; barrows and g 11 t s Under the Social Security law. ing BranchBranc Station al Twin Twinrwin Fall.'Falls Mortuary Chapel I been put at peace for a while wound up 19^519ti model production Hogs 80; ® the so-called Kerr-Mills pro- Falls as a on the Viet Nam issue, it.still at its six planplants. General Motors steady;sieady: sowssov strong: barrows ------1—__ Falls as a N avy recru iter. wi«hvl«h Rev. Dr. Harold N. Nye j 'yGreat for and gilts 1-3 185-225 lb s .24^9r,J. ^ , ^ TThomas hom as is a ■,veteran of 21 officiating.,ifficialing.. . ^ has a few other bullish factors closed clo.'icd one plant pl and will close ^ p feeders sieady; steers h rg h ycars of n to worry about. As one broker more -next"next wweek, but it is ex- 25.00; sowssow s 1-2 290-400 lbs. 17.S0- feeders st years of naval service and h ^ Final riterites are sel In the Twin ^ jg 5 0 ...... choice nnd prim e 1084-13,10 lli-s served for put it. "Now we have to con- pected peeled to keepkee; somc~1965 output ISJjp- served for the past three year's Falls'alls Cemetery.Ceme Back-To^ f Sheep 2.r.7Q; slnughter Inmbs_ 27,60-27.75; nii,\ed g o o d and with PPatrol atro Squadron 28 at NAS .cenlralR—analyzing_the—British runningj^unmng for aanother twn weeks. Sheep ^ chuti:c"930-12.'i0 ms 23.00-23,73: Uarl)ors P( pound and our own economy.” Two oother th er industrial giants, 50-75 low er; ewes firm : feeder barbers Point, Hawail,” He also * . . , - , 1 . heifer.s high choice .and p r i ni'e served durduring-Wdrld War II. Ihej AUGUST AUGU SPECALS S c H o q IL I j Dow-Jones In d u strials adv an c- U.S. Steel Corp.Co and Bethlehem lambs 50 lower; receipts in- ik ' 856-1094 lbs 25.S5-26.25; c o w s Korean K orean coiconflict nnd recently in BloomindBlooming PUntt1 and 0*ran)um«. . ed 17.17 to 881.74. its best ad- Steel Corp..C orp.. repwrted increased eluded 1.200 Idaho ran g e lam bs; /4 on '"“9 m ostly 1.00 lower; bulls .50 low . . Hogs •v;"’34,300; barrow s and gilts HHI-FI I-F I f .a^ilQOd£Q!xL-and_-chnice_a50-W7i-Ibs. UHd - C 24 50-26.25; g o o d 2 3 .5 0 -2 4 .6 0 ;,’'W 2x0-360 ^ 6 0 1 ^ b s 22.50-23 25. placc recession in 11 1966 m ay have been ^ 24.50-26.25; • alleviated by President J,ohn-i stajidardstan d ard andam low good 946-1248 IIM P Un.cn 0 .1 of California rose son’s call tol for a moderate stefvUb.Ib. Hol.steins-20M5-22:95;Holsteins heifers-- _ CHICAGO1 A to ejra on 333,900 sh a re s in up of U.S.U S Dparticipation in the choice 850-9850-970 lbs., 25.00-25.60;: 'C'^CHICAGO H IC A G O (AP)—Following Is H cows high cutter and utility a summary 330 Viet Nam War. I^ows high ! a summary of the hog. cattle I HOME LUMBE “ TKeTnfy^STipa nctlvit5T M that there will be more defense112.00-14.00;12 00-14.00; tbulls cutter and util- week: m 3 0 T 2 nd S». S. ' Ibwer*'^hl^'hLrrt^il - week: B Bi j while1 iIe ine^ihey'^e on H Thursday, apparenUy spending whichwhi will help the itv jty 15.75-19.(15,75-19.00; choice 829 lb. Hogs—Compared Hogs—Co with Friday wmmjlgmm ™ disanrxiintmpnt m/..;- itc Of.-, jconomyaooraomy. ------B ] ivs.i n.n .i s m.c, h .feeder-.ateers-25.110-.fecdcr,.fiLecr; choicQ - laai.Kcck-^ last week — barrows and igills ....*.....* ...— , -dcyiaQ:,^. bid quarter profits, but it r^ breathedbreathed sighssigh: of relief that for 625 lb.Ib. feedefeeder heifers 2.1.50-24.50,, mostlym ostly sieady. stea sows steady to . , covered on F rid ay . ------— ShqopShfjiyj — slaughter sp rin g: 25 higher,higher. I : lam bs 1.00-2.00 lower; e w e s: BarrowsB arrow s and gilf^: 1 and 2 ■ j;S'';'.r.“S.„5S.’1? 4 ConsenC o n serv atio n ist 'te^^dysteady to*^- to weak: feeder spring; 200-225 Ibs 24.75 - 2,'i no, around . . ^ record sales and prcTIts n i ii t Iambs weak IB 25 lower; 160 head at a t 25.00, 1-.1 I90-2W) lbs- -t— ■y' or both the second quarter and X d .lk S t( slaughter spring lam bs choice. 24.25-24,75,24.25-24,75. 2 nnd 3 260-.100 lbs, i / S n r ' T a lk s to C . o f C. j slaughter sp 1 23.7.5-24,25. 1 and 2 180-190 Ibs •: I KETCHUM and prime, mainly from Snn 23,7.5-24,25. ( ^ ^ o e c o 6 S L A C K S with sharDiv 4 points on ,oii conserva l uis V alley. Colo,. 93-106 lbs; 23,7-524,25, i . l a. 26 10-26.75; slaughter ew es cullI Sows: 1 1-3-.' 325-lon lbs 21,75-' : \ A prom the;he inventor\inventory of recreational ■ - ’ ' 1 22,85 . 400-4,')0 lbs 21.00-22.00, 2 : -araP ressby lUn ®=‘W®hem picked up facilities whi and u tility with no 1 and fall 22,85. 400-45 racilities which the jhnm : and 3 450-500 Ibs 2 0 .0 0 -2 1 .0 0 , 500- t h‘Kte_second_[>gi A»sociaUon-c ;hom pelts 6.30-7,30; c h o i c e and 3 450-50 I ^ ^ R I N Tl I IN NC G ^ ^ AasociaUon-oJ-SoiUXonseryJ.^l'^jPI^jrtd fancy 65-S2 n r ^ c T f d T n rs: 600 lbs 19:219:25=2725: ------^---- ^ ine ‘ions;ions district! districts are sponsorinR 12,95-23.60.95-->3 fin Sheep—CoSheep—Compared with Friday ■. V y Provpd , apparently ir^ when*^hen lhe Ket. K etchum Cham ber o f;—Hogs — barrows and gi 1 t s last week —- Spring slaughter sieel .t'" '® allilude toward CommerceCommerce metme Wednesday noon.' ully steadysieady. some 25 higher; lambs steadystead to 50 higher, shorn f :ii , ^"^fes and Lukens rose Anyone Anvone wantingwa inform-ation ;ows aboul j-tested; barrows and slaughter evewes steady to strong, i ^TtNG FOR ui )f this type may obtain il from 1 -u,. lilts no 1 -2 190-230 lbs 24,00- Spring slaughtersia lambs: Sev-, j. I C c o i t - ' 1 '4 . M cU )ulh 1 ?4 , thehe soil conseconservation office, he !5.00; ,sow0 ^ ,s j1-2 250-325 lbs 21,50- eral lots chchoice and prime S.S-' H ALL OCCASIONS OCCV Fl” . * Republic 1V4- said.;aid. BudBtid Es:E sterholdt -^po^e 22.50: 1-3 300 !2.50: 1-3 300-500 Ibs 19.00-21,50, 105 lbsIbs 25,d25,00 - 25.50, mostly I 1 AdvertizingJdvertizing ththis area an7iS~l:os‘ choTce~Si5:iOO Ibs 24.00--23m------r ______Eagah,Siacks Fata choice SCPIOi I f' Beoutiful papers andd distinctivedistinct ^ype foces . ,, . I w i Vngeles sjiorts show in the COMAHA CatUeCattle — Compared with last j : ^ 3f all the MEN in your family I feil, ia n Instru- spring.ipring.' ONfAHA (. fAP) (USDA)—Cat week’s dostclose, slaughter steers; r-—f— for otl you prinlnig requiremrequirements. Sociollly ' Beckman 4 and Zen- ._Il-..was rt wn.; annniinredanm the North tiele for wweek eek 33,000; sla u g h te r and heiheifer.s fens 25-75 higliei-, cows ! _____ correct announcementsTlS alway:always. • aad c L ‘JfoP P ^l 1?4 A\merican m erican HighwayH i| Association steerstecrs 25-/525-/3 higher; heiters 50 and bulls gegenerally steady. 1 { “ ------MXYTftstt* n v fl ^A^^AH-pl«:&5-50fi------r— fc— J^_antjol.dala_sli{ycd-J^... -... «mMnverrtion--wil}-^5e-heW-5cp£--lughi^*-C£iwi vetrtion-w ugh£r,;„cows stf-ady,,to-a),low^ -SJaughlw—su»«ri^-M-a,sXLjr,.__SJaugh(«F- __ L | 4 . ^------______. pQ]yaAtaf,._^2^ , eombad_cotton. Pran aliei. 2&-2^ ^ ---- A— 1 Eitherer balfbait IfeOfIfeop cuffad model or Black, lita lita olive oMva . — i n -i-v rr ------15-175-17 aat t WhiteWhilefish. Mont. ler;;r; buIUbulls wiweak; vealers and primeprim e 1175-11175-1400 lbs 23.50-29.00: ; | ■ .------5 .9 8 ...... — —' ------closing a t 2929.00, high choicc and ! ‘ I thiniI with beltb«It loop,I rro cuff. Oliva Boya'ilrei, ilret, 6*12, 6*12, Regt., end Slima, ll Ride Planned ------prim e 1135-1440 Ibs 27..'iO-2S,75,; |j ■: Offset, leller- L blue» graen. green. Sii< Siiet 29-^0 7 9 S SUPER FAREX, FAREX, black, I lite oUv* ] including several loads 1400-1440. J—^ pi t M«n'»i'* aiiei, lite beiQe, blacl^__^ ^ d belfla__------? 8FfAREX -thfrri, 29-36, little Boyt' i!je» I Twin Fallsi MarlMarkets lbs at-2SM-23.23. choicc "HOO-: - fr~y j*,jetting, ond cn- ' if f l? " SOffSTfAREX-tf Soyi' lizet 2-7, ftegulara ervJ ' f AAen'tI't tiraa,tirea, lirelira d.’w , beige, BRT Slirm, SUPER SUPER FAREX* FA bUck. end ? ^ the 6 ;rcy Ridi^ ' . ■------1375 Ibs 26.(26.00-27.75, choice 950-, j ! -■ graving »ervice«. LOOP)P MODEL, :30-40 ____ & 9 8 oIiv« ------Davi, ‘he hom e of U o y d ** cCRAIN I ^ * 1100 lbs 25.25-27.50.25.2 mixed good. L, ^ iv .------3-9« U rl« r...... -11-931 ^One dealer qiQTk»t«!> and choicc 950-1300 lbs 24.75-; ^ 'i i No chorga for —______North«nx; r ^ t N o rth e rn ------^------SiSO ; cjtlmafei. S^t5 . a t Milford m(U u m! Gr*h» —------f sm*:i;m*:i Bed. ___------f ^ 00 26.25. KOOd 900-1300 lbs 22.75- I «: w ts Jjome at 6-30 n tt» Aui? r»rd JUd Wlimt {12^* protein) —fl-* p-^,.>inW. ______------*7.50 25.25. , e ______” (014(OJd ercp crop be*a» 2s« Slaughter theifers: High choice 5,^^™ the bonfire cookout is s«rt Whit*whit. Wh«*t______— J* and prim e 850-1100 lbs 25,50-. LIVESTOCK ^ 26.50, choice 800-1100 lbs 23,75- H ^ u l^ to begin at 8:30 p.m. : most of the-unrest.-The;-on-ngain-off-aRaiiL on-ngain-o dispute was . WWI ^ aI — a 17-pc17-point choice in this rqnewal1 aerial success against the will poundpoum the Bro«:n_. with’^ -----:------I of a series replete with hard and1 Browns 1 hinges oil’ the protection swift, hard-hittershai as r.ale ^ on aRain this week whenn the SalmcSalmon Chamber of Com- III 1 ih~riHing play since its inception> ability olof.such..AllTS!ar forwards ers of K;K an sas; Ken Wiliam ; ____ m ercc a sk ed the Idaholaho ^ 2 by the Chicago Tribune in 1934.• as Bob Breitenstein, Tulsa North CArolina-^C£ Junior Cofftv Fish and Game Commis^ X I ------However."two'years-agor^hc; (-260);--R(-2 6 0 );--Ralph~JJeely^Oklahnma of Washii ■ - sion to lift the ban on Chi-cfS L ary Ncetls^ I Green Bay Packers were almostt (250): h Harry Schuh, Memphis Navyt"’'’Tu®ck^' Navy; T F ^ ^ d n S J i ^ nook salmon fishing in the -wj ^ i threc-t three-touchdown favorites, butllstate State (-J(271); Jim Wjl.son, Geor- AAuburn; uburn; an. d C harles .Merceia^ ;'gia (265); Jim Davidson, Ohio Yale. 1!* . ,■; were upended bj» the passing gia (265] .. . Salmon . Riyer drainaRe. ‘’^Relief; J.1.CL Sox _ 1 -State (235); Archie,Sutton, Illi- This wi Ihc comniission, mcctmgg at ^ ;------—wizardy wizard of W isconsinls JiQO. -State (2: i T his will be the Browns iouiv I Vanderkelenen 20-17. nois (26:(265);' Bill Curry, Georgia jousTjoust witi with the All-Stars. In lU, !.cwis((m. i(W)k lhe request un- , Tech (220); and Joe Cerne, first .shoi sked I Last vear's All-Stars held a Jech (- first shot a t the collegians . dcr advisement and then asked EdgeJu jtlti JTi«;ers> , ■ • "Hilli--. ; Northwestern (235). 1 3 5 1 ^ the ' for a meeting at Salmon to take ” ” I 10-7 halftime lead,'before losing Nprthwe. 1951, the Brown.s. were quartt^ ihnny mm. another look at (t. n CHICAGO » * (AP) — Johnny I toto the C hicago B ears 2%17, put- - T The he Al All-Stars will bank on the backed byb; Graham to a 3 3 4 Invited to attend were Ihe the Buzhardi,Buzhardi making hi.v .secondicond ...... ‘J I ting the pros ahead 20-9|!2 in the ; likes likes of of tackle Steve delong of tory. .Siriiiw)ft''CtTirjnber- of- ■ rrp. relief “appearance P of the season,ason, ^ ' I big charity game. tIpj,- ~i)~ullc(l~Frank—I.iitCVi-XmL ot sixth _| | | | | | r ...... - - 1 3 1 W l biB cfclc^jatron*; tro m the W ashing- puilcn r I ' ' Friday Frid night's'game, marks^t- l|jH B __ _ ton ancl jQ.refion fjsh conmiis-mi.s- mninginning jiijam lo lift the sluni[vrl3^[vrld^ ^ ^ ^ ------t i * Oifo nraham‘s *eighth-All-Star -fc-F j-l Sions and the general public.ic den ChicChicago Whi^e Sox lo a -4-3 -4-3 ------■ Tir®ErTr™ rt^£: r— otfo' t coaching stint. ^ 1 The furor began after the I,in-Ida* viclory ^over Detroit Saturday. JHJP ho I ish and Game Departmentnent Wilhwith Iwoi on, one run in and I It will be televised and broad- Ifanncd Chinook fishtnff afterCf ilit the SuxSux. .holding a -I jl lead. Buz- 'y v.j I ______I cast cast nationally via American I Brxiadcasting Company ■mjHj iH'canie apparent the spring and hardt relieved Lary and F'- got ~T,:Sr?S3B|i3^" Brxia summer runs would be unusual-5ual- Willie litHorton to hit into a dou- Ji, ... I beginn beginning at 9 p.m., EST. ■ _ V ble play before reliring Dick tjul lyMMall. Dick '• ^ J a ' ■ ' I Graham, one of the NFL pass- ■ | I ' Cnmmercial fishing was-also McAuliffiMcAuliffe to end Ihe inning.. I ing greats with the Browns, has ■ halted on the Columbia Riveriver Lary, in his initjaf start fi|iL _ MH I four heralded quarterbacks of gton the .Sox, survived a rocky flilBf I • .. I such comparable ability that his , bv the Oregon nnd Washington Sox, inning and lasted long enough m ^.'i oiicncics. .V . ' I starting choice has been a prob- Vj _ Those OKcnclcs la te r re.scind-Ind- ‘-“ P ** four-run, fourth-inning I lem since the All-Star workouts onrising hv Chicago with a two- |^ | - ....J I began began at Northwestern Univer- B ■ inn a move for nn organized boy- run .single..slnKl ■ fsity"Jvii>-'rt»r— f i y ^ ■------f- cott o( Idaho's han nguinst sportp,,ri ChicagoChicag staged Its ganne-wln--win- I Thev include Navy’s Rogerr H ■ W -- w (ht; ning rally in the fourth on sue- llJ fishing on the Salmon with Ihe ning ral) JI f ^V Staub; Staubach, Notre Dame’s Johni II ~ ^iilmon Chamber of Commerceerce cessive doubles( by Pete Ward ______Ja Huarii Huarte, California's Craig Mor-, H >r P i n w a l e 1 1 -----ie«iild~furtl\tr deplete"the-T h r+74—u J ' u l—Sulliva n ; Ij ry , Hut-n u t- ” spawning population. He al.so also hardt (£) and Miirlin. W—Lary noted that a twic(?-normal es- (l-O).(l-O)- L—S parm n (7-4). Fullmer Rated 1 F ~ Reg 97c Yard 77.77c YD— capement of steelhead pasl com­:om------IF mercial fishing grounds had oc- C _ _ _ H New assortment of tiiee fall shades.sht 42 to 45 1 '•'ii'rcd IhU ^year. ^ kjHUISiiutQ^s 23 rd1 ' ^ ^ : . ^ NNo. o . 9 by WBA ■H inciies Wide. Wasii fast.ist. r : ------rmRf>t>iTa-C3nnrin' (AP) — ____ J — urged support for the ban but >W1CH In Iho dressing room at Couniy)unly StadiumStadl Saturday after a 3-hlt,llt, Don Don Fullmer 1 of West Jordan, I that support lasted just five X1.U1IH o m e r L e ts PREP/yRINO A SANDWICH In Ihc Its. Utah, has been listed No. 9 H ------M —vletary-ove»^-Hi«-lVlUwaukcc|'vn"l'J-g nrnvpsIt rai la pIteher Junn Marichallarlcbal of the San Francisco Giants. Utah, days, tihtir "Thursduy's requesttrest — ~ ~ ------3*l--vl a st' TrmohirworldnTTiddlciiveight-bos- h l e e v e l e s s Ho pitched shutout ball through elgleight Innings as ho won hislls 16th gamegar oHHe seasoiiryfe’sTost' amonj I ----- Lad ies^leeve J for resumption of fishing. ers b\by tho World Boxing Asso- ■ Oiicago Wui eight. K (AP Wlrephoto) ------—------— ciation. ciatior ■ PITTSBURGH (AP) — „„„ Ron * * * * _ _ for the decisive third victoryy In Merv Mer McKenzie, association ■ : Stengel Has - ■■ Santo’s 23rd home run of the \ / f Spain Is Europep e lSe‘ithe best-of-five test in the dou-iou- president,presid announced the ratingsI ■ BLOUSIJSES season gave tho Chicago Cubs-“s a 1Marichal tJ.U Has Spi |- Q |. Friday.Frid^ ______; 75thJ^irihdaylIY 7-6. g victory over Pittsburgh Davis Cup Victor ^ J despite a grand slam homeI run ru n 'T 'l-. PAInARCFI.ONA, Spain (AP) — ___ -----by PliisMirgh-s wiiiio .Stargell ~J- L L r% k I ______H 5 1 ? 0 won the Kiirnpean /,one ___ W ^ M I r l H l t « ------HB — ------B a j 87c ‘ In Hospital in tho ninth Inning. Davis Cup title Saturday by de^' _ NOW =RiNI % ■■ I ^ 1 ■ 1 ^ ^ ^ S I a r g e 11 ’.s two-out shot l.^ fcating South Africa in the doMdolS t ■ 'H Lorge assortment of prints ondai solid color NEW VORK (AP) — Ca.sey knocked ’ out starter Bob Buhl.3^h,‘. For Giants ; lovelies. Several collarr styles,styles. Sizes 32 to 38. . -Stengel . celehrated— bis 75th striving bles. 9-7, 4-ti. 6-4, 6-3 and 75th striving for his first complete‘’te!!; rdlLWAUKEE (AP) — Right- urned the right to meet “Jll the. VALLI VISTA'ISTAAPTS. ll ~ — Ml thday In a-heapital b>4 * ^ Kimie-vlewry ganieL vl( in 10 sta...,., T.J I day but the convalescing man- AbernatK , hanuer Juuu MUlti'liJil pllcliei:)chfti a ;TIHt>r H'.ifi- ?;untr-x h .i m p)oT>;- et ■.' ------nan- Abernathy came on imd got'■ the‘ three-hitter for his Ifiih victorynctory if,er[her Mexico or the United ager of the Meta bubbled like« a last |a,t out. *7 ®? '’ Iley/ Idaho ■ “ I youngster In talking to his staff!taf( Santo’sSanto's blast came off reliev- of the -season Saturday asas the Stales,states here m August, Sun Valley, on the telephone. cr Wilbu /i.nth Francisco Giants defeatedfeated vhc Mexico-U.S.A. matchestches , or Wilbur Wood In tbe seventh, the Milwaukee Braves 3-1. now ii illas. 1 o r 2 bedrooms or bachebachelor apartm ents, f *'I want to tell you you’re’■* jnnlng.Inning. H He had doubled off start- now are being played In Dallas.; i doing a fino job and the young Tomir Unri Giants gave Marichal.richai. SpaSpain won both singles match-jatch'i by week,; month qpr year. I er Tommy Sisk in the third and ,vo-run cs I'riday and Manuel Santanaliana fellas are doing a good Job,*' scored ono Glenn Beckert’s sin sin- , _, , eight, a two-run cs !■> '( (aid Stengel In a telephone talk gjo_gio. ,„J lead in the second inning,■ on a aiul;,,ni j„scj I uis Arilla combined ii's c o r ------^ Call Collectlect 7726-3701 | f c %■ with acting manager Wes Wes- RobertoRobert Clemente walked,. single by Jim Hart, a run-scor------I.'I trum , coaches Yogi B erra anda"® stole jtoja g^csecond nnd came homele on double ‘ by Jesus Alou and a i-orre.-j-(,rre W—Marithal (I 6 -S). L — L — I ■■■■ H i ' Don Heffner and trainer Gus ^a vvild ,throw to score the. Pi- run-scoring single hy Hal*' La- Lemaster Lema (4-8). |—— ^1aucb. The aides wero In Phila-Ml?' „rates , 5j, (jf,first run in the first. TheyThev HonHome run — San Francisco,isco, | ' delphia where tho MeU met‘ the the added added another a in the third[) onoh Hart added another run in the Hart (10). Phillies. Stargell’!Stargell’s bases loaded single.,|e. sixths«th withw his 1 0 th home run,un. —^ *5!^ Chicago______113.0Q1JL(M^7_11J.Lli J. ^MotichaJ. who had _twlce _ _ "?• P ittsb u rg h 101 000 004—6 10 0 failed iin bid.s for his IGth victo- ‘ Buhl. Abernathy (9) and Bai- Bal- ry. .struck.str out six and walked IA ^ o u r A 1 (8 ) none. ^iKINGCOfttt ■ * .7fTiT IW Sisk. Wood (3). Carpin (8 ) none, and Pagliaroni. Virgil (9i W — San FrFranclsco-020 001 000—3 7 1 1 Buhl (12-7). L—Sisk (3-1). M Milwau ilwaukee 000 0 0 0 001—1r! 51 3 2 WARBERG'S ' Home runs — Chicago, Santoianto MariiMarichal and Bertell: l.emast- 733-7371 W Oojlitrl I b‘ t (23). Pittsburgh. Stargell (23).3). er. OslO slnski (7). O ’Dell (9) and P-5 r 3Spi- icks. arly ;ting SEMI-ANI-ANNUAL MEN'S

------"1 feel better now than everTho rhtrugn how the young fellas nre going."rack pittsburi m J he said. “But there’s still ad lot in „ ., to bCTlone-with thfrclub.^'^-----the^ j ‘ l® K E 3»r Stengel underwent successfuldc- pj" SIiUIT aurgery for correction of a frac- n, J n j j B w j L ' tured left hip Tuesday morning, Sa > He may be able to walk with the ------lieltrof '■ cane in a few dayit-but ■ will remain in Roosevelt Hospi- tiki for a t least two more weeks.na- Ho suffered the Iniury early s> > A L E Sunday morning while getting yip^yiiB out cf a friend’s car. A fantastic assorassortm ent of w antednted styles T atm —— :------and c;plors. Fine detailing andd tailtailoring. ____’filLSoMet-U^. 'Fam ous namne e brbrands from our)ur regularn — Meet Set in L.A. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Tho ______stock cij big, bigbig ssavings. ' ■ 1968 U.S.-Soviet U nion track and field meet will be held in Los Angeles in July, with the ^ W o U p ~ o h k t ~ ~ ~ exact date remaining to be de- U A fi^ . . - I ...... 1 tefrained, meet director GlennSale* * * Davis announced today. iiiio n k : 9 It will be the second time the 1 V a l u e s ■ ; .International track nnd fieldbalng ; competHion for lUcn snd iduaU wo^ : men s teams from the twot na- and to 1^- tions has boon held in Los linttd.An- ! , gele.s under the sponsorship ol 69.98 I, the Los Angeles Times, f c ------Last—voar the—two-ofnjnltl«» «r« b*lno ^ 6 6f e J r -----«+f*T»d to T*»poo»*bW iAdiwidutU : (m«n •nd wom«n^ m thi* «r«» »nd addl- quAlif^d p«r«ont will b* appointtd. 1 3 ^ 9 5 ^ ^w n t T 4 ^ , ______Jr-, ■ N O SEUING IS INVOLVED et k »t«bl« •» «n arTAno«n%«nt» for ro» ttor* a ^ “ STACKS *N STACKS------^S Accounft srs K«ndl«d through:h*i>c* our stor* pUn. at can ’ TbU l» rot • lob but %n opoofTuniTy « Y o u r 1.00 HOLDS MEN'S V a l u e s 1 n v th a t <*n b* %t«rt«d oo • p«ft-iin>* ’ ' ■ «nd d«velop«d Into • big prof t- ...... L abl* full-«tm« bu»>n««» c* ; started In a bui»o«s« th«t c*n ’ t M*»a*,.do oot an«w*r thii «d ,f ^©u i , / m f not « num- j TOY Disnittrrou ■■ 4«M W. I.p.ri.1 ■ ■ ----- hiaWMwl. CtU. L m ii«i; ......

I I . J - ^ K E 9 N E - PO p ] I N T L E A D 1 * I'* * . * * * * A -^- : ^VKvlir^a.i-ko originalrifilnal ptpoll ‘ In 1 #M W - - IllS liO X Us? ‘ .• I cxas to bc plcf picked dn top. Only • ■ Injury-Plagi]a g u e d V * .f ^ Lough^ twice before h has Texas Uv«a ils role, althoug.h It tteo I vored for f'^r.t'c'ow! crown n'o, ono other year. \ T g '^ Iu> Ji7JI7 wriwriters and sport** TT.S. T eamn H a s j M iV I ,— 14___ i^istors < pnrtlcipiparticinaling In tha POH« 71 singh-d?h'd out tlthe Longhorn-s to R r WORTH". Teit: tUPI> Imish on lop and an only ona writ- - h Darrell Royal's Texas <-'r pii;^kc5 Crtlicrtll Ifor Ihe eslablishnieril ,pf Gamble •cainst the commercial fisheries from being a ;t Gamble Aothorired - -- om tieing a complete disap- IV V dealerlealer stor stores in Idaho and Vicihily, ' along the- C olum bia R iver m pom:)intmeni. tm eni. |i', '•' ■• "y. ■ il Oregon and has * I MMiss. is s -T 1 \uyiis s sped to a world t -k ■ ' v'. I. ' NoN o eexp< x p e rie n c e n ecessa ry . You as an excexclusive deal- been tD'jnS rccord-tyint;‘cord-tying triumph in the ... \ ^ • . -I i err receivorcceivo a complete modern inerchandisiirclundising program; g e t Idaho women's om en's llll)-milllD-mcier dash with an i,;. . ■ I soundound ad\advertising, buying service,ice, free delivery o f j jportsmen to n.l.1 seconds cliclocking and staged a greiit come-from-behind spurt ? — ' ' ---- j inerchnndl:lerchandise, training and assistancem ce in alla phases o f j Although many -yj |toI save-thesave ‘the wwomen's 400-meter ______i rhele retail business, ~ f*rp^ ------The Rus.sianRus.sians. who Jiormally CLliARINlCL tA R IN G TH i; LAST- BA RtRIER RIER while winning the 100- ron.ron, Ohio. Russia's AnatoH Mikhailov,illov. iKhIndbchli Davenport, ran c- „ ,i 'I' , problem before dominaieiMiinatc the s< series, led the U.S. meter hurdlihurdle evenl In thc U.S.-U.S.S.R.-U.S.S.R. tratfktra and Held”meet third: ahdand Russia’s VyachcsIav SkomorokSkomorokhov, left, finished i>oppHes,upplies. Sporting. Goods, Appliances,ances, Furniture,Fu etc." “ it became a girlsris by only 229'^! lo 22!^. at Kiev, L'.S, L'.S.S.R.. Saturday, is WillieiVillic Davenport,Davenp right, of War- fourth.fourih. (AP(Al’ wirephoto) att monoy_iavin9-pricci-4o~you)^cuitomefs,-n^oncy^-: Jitom efs,------jyrtttvr-it—toolt—^ —Tl)g Tl)e men wcwere not so lucky,______it____: , Ei>joyEnjoy 51success and security in a GamtGambia Store o f __ nns P i s h and Usingsing-a .a paich-\paich-work line-up after ----- *----- *------*------1~~SW S um Hy7A^9uir77W foy fiS— 19 —- ^ ^ yourour own. Several choico locations-oroHI-aro available,av T Game Depart- 100-meierlO-meter winiwinner Darel New- I T H £ T / A 4 £ , Incuirie, meni s closure m an of Visalia, Calif., pulled up 15-Year-Okl A t. ^ r/yUrSS -A /S ^ S Inquiries are also welcomed from3m persorpersons who havo i If the Salmon River to make lameme in that race, the Yank ^ • g reriifilenlfil pproperly- ro| suiJable for a retaillail store and people “est see thaTfis lorig-^STTmcpipCJrdsrers-rcir5CJrdmWTcITT)ehind iTie red” "!-!!* ! ' f kho aro presently [n business andid ore intintereiled in a I commercial fisher.men a^ al- [cladad Russians and never recov- G irl ^ iamblo Store,______i“''fonK as Steelhead tro u r are* Bad baton pepassing was large- nfil n i rKliss R i i Meet P ) ^ x i ^ h -v try --- Mtoin>UfMioin>Ufn spac®-- -roquired-- approxlm*ipproximately- 3,500-= — L considered game fish by K responsible,responsible. Then George An- ^ squarequare feifeet, with a capital requiremeniquirement of about nrecon lhat Idaho will not have derson‘rson of BatonBal Rouge, La,, KIEV, U ,S.S S R. (A P) — The - f i k ^ 25,000 to slart a new store. i^mDle ' runs for recreational whoho was secondsecon in the 1 0 0 , ran calmest:almest atlikatlik-te going inlo the ______------It <>f-his lane iane“ an d'’dt5Tcpralified'Tensimr-lnatlcdensimT-tnaded" L'mtcd— STattrsi------Att^lmmadUtBlV 111 For tompletaeta dalalUdetail al np,.ofa-— _ '^Dfrecior of the Idaho l-ish' i»'«u it'aiii:ii-'anr Tlil.i;This meant tha Aii,iei- soviet;aviet inicKiracK aii'd'TTCTcrTirep'fiu -'‘rT ^ -'1^1 rof^ ’^rns gallon, writa or phone companyipany roropraientativa and Cianie D epartm ent, John R. ans 'vwere ere didenied the three daylay isIS a s|spunl;y. I.'i ycar-oki I Jl Kelly and Olson: Astorquin, ^ lints that goes to the loser. schoolgirlichoolgirl fromfro California who T.F. ^ • kips RupV l l D ^ r tar ? _ - ______Williamsliliams ffi)(r.i nnd Olipliant. W— Bph.Wilcoipb.Wilcox, Box 1241, Twin Falli,, Idaho. Ph.P 733-6293 _1 It w as th'e'TTf.sf (ime T if^he prob'ah'Tyfrobah'Ty u-wouTcf6 i b c ir Tire rrrSt^“ _;: Ihlnking of’ som eihing else last ". ^ AJitorquia.torquia. LL— Kelly. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■nill ■■iniiniiMiiii 'ear w^'en he told the Oregon ries, dating >;back to 1958, that person>ei'son who calledti her a tomboy | | e sprint relay team had been or a sissv Fish Commission th a t “ to allow [jlaien and th aad the. same uohapjjy ""AlinrMulder Marie Muld uf Nurth High- Valley • , in Play i minimum o f 30,000 ^Pnf>B rcumsiances fell upon the lands, Calif , I Chinook to pass over BonnovilloL—^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ — ^ ands. Calif., bahy of the Ameri- The Twill j Falls American Legion teamt looked like ratosph^e polevaulters Jeff can;an team, is neither. ^ -i, ■ c Dam" would beget a go<^ s^rls ^ lase and John Pennel, She looks and acts like n i ^a shoo-in ^Saturday night for thelie Disiric D istrict title after trim - i ■ ■ IIQ Q S E 9 fishery and also enough fish to Russia's su surprising Gennady poisedloised junior debutante. Illingming RtiptRupert 13-2 in five inningsnings tiniiind an 8-5 victory j -tKd lhe,spawning or b,net^QV .won with ______SheShe likeslikps tot run__ She pliiyh. (ivi'r(1V1M- .Valley-,V:illp. Frifiay ni(;hl—RtilhIlh g.'tmesg.-tmc- were played— __ | I^^mpl^xgLiirn next^car. How- — .1 ■..-.I-i-. — - . r-\ Gh*se;—who—(inished— neGotul- feaschallItt rtt. tin II andttn u trMCKi“ rt/Ui wit ii vrTvr“ Jaycee-Park. j tl y C C C " Ji Satu id.ly's game wus ever only 84.000 w ere counied P ennel. thi me wus cattetl uftL’r' ----- d P ennel, third, clearcd 16-1. thehe boys.boys She is j;uard, end and ^ inningslinings bc becausc of a tour-^ nver Bonneville. “Wllh the In- ~ juarterback of the football team -t Thc Americans received an- quarterback o ament rule that ends a SLns taking 17,000 m ore, >e«v- ^ Ther h bitter ^ ^ - blow “ when the Rus- and.nd admits "I can play pretty Y y I I / 1 -ing 12.000 to make it over Jce ins. noinc back on their word, well,rell, hut 1 pnpretend I cnn'l." Wild Piu-h amc if one team is ahead :m g n -PnTiv pn th e Inwgr Sn.lie scores on iKe bigj TClaninSmTT5T\I5VTcrTinTTTns~jrT^: MaVro ca7 Ve -T T i------=i=ir------^— T(T-nnr5~rr River. elcctricictric board instead of sepa- 800OO meters againstu a pair of vrivesfjlV C S JLJOStOll r scyon 'runs ahead after II escaped over ting thet^e mer men's and women's Russiantussian girls she has never seven.even. Bonneville, the sp rin g run into suits. seeneen or heard of. A o '%/ The Twin Falls nine got off Idjlid'would have been smaller , ' "Thev promised us there "■"I don't wcwant to know what 4-3 T Victorv u,'^ra^pid") a rapid slart in lhe sccond Ihin In previous years. Possibly >uld ‘ be no com bined score f *he Columt y ;it 1:30 p.m . and Twin I'a lls ipped of its commercial in- salmonilmcm run Ifor future years. •’■'2Bobby KnoppKno '''" Jdoubled "',‘V , in,a . os ‘iav at 1 :30 r ny Gates. 5 ecretary-trea.sui*er of stripped of iLs I! take on thc victor of that ests. Thereforei^refore it wiwill probably not i^e- Angeles run m the scc.md while the Association of Northwest terests. me at 8 p.m, m Jaycce Park / Steelheadecs, discussed t h i s BBut. ut. wwilh ith a few hard looks )cn the Sain-Salmon River lo fish- Jim jjm I-’regosiI-regosi w.ilkcd and scored f « P g. until the fall run comes on Willio SmilirsSn triple in the J , dccide lhe title. ----- problem with several area an- at thtrxold fadfacts, a person can fifth rtuperrrjp e rt ...... 0 0 0 2 0 — 2 1 0 tiers. see: ththat a t oonly n ly siseven per ccnt of roiigh. ® But that, of course, fifth, ill depend on thc Ice Harlwr Thomas singledsi across Bos- vin I^allsF alls ...... 050 08—H S 2 - Almost ovory-point he-brought tho—Dregoas-DregOtt Xcefresh pack comes Atppempnrh and Decker.-WtK- — im the Columbia and workers lunr: " . ion's first ruirun in the fiiurih, and . , up pointed lo the commercial from the Colum singles bv Bob I illman. Jim tiamms s (5); 1Peterson. i Rasmussen f fisheries as the basic problem, willII still have ihcir johs with The WashingtonWashing delegate may singles by ant to impose restrictions on Gosger 'ami am Ed Brrssoud ■") “ndand Oliphnm.Olip W—Peterson. ^ j|| I One of the most impressive of lhei sizeable ococean catch Ore- want to impo; immercial fishing in thc Co- brought in anoiher run in the I-—Aipperspa-Aippcrspach. '\ Ihe figures was the fact lhat in gonra state employmeniempl records iliey ...... 000 OSO 0(k>—r, 7 5 \\%\ recent years only around 30,000 showDW only a sism all increase in mbia, but without complete sixth,sixth...... )S during the 100-day season, agreement[reement frfrom thc Oregon BosicmBosum 101 ini—-I II 0 Iw spring and summer chinook jobs during the NO CHANGE ~ other fact brought up by the commission,mmission, nothing can bc Los Angeles tllli 1)10 lOII—.1 H I NO have been counted over Ice Har- Another fact br me. Lonborg.I.onborg. R adatj (R) -ind Till- TORONTOrORONTO (AP) — There was bor. far below tha number need- Associationsociation is li­lhat 95 per cent of , Thc Salmon Chamber, right- man; Lopez, Sukla (7). lev (S). no change iin ithe 'top . ranked ^ ed lo supply both commercial the Columbia A ny Ily enough, w an ts the open GGatewood atew ood (0).(I Mav (!)) nnd j heavyweightsavyw eights in lhe World Box- and spon fishing. canned.™ S ‘^As ^ f ofor r Rcxlgcrs. W—Radaiz. (.'>-S). L— ing4 Ass(x;ialionA.sscxiiati July ratings an- comes .o m ason for business purposes, Roclgers W- Gales poinied gut th a t fi.shing oyer 97 p e r cc tt what about next ye«r? If fiatcwood.Gatewood. (1-1(l- i- nounceduncied Frii1-riday. ierreil _ _ A\merican m ^ _ on t)ie Columbia is controiled other sources, „ , thcI? commercu commercial fishing contin------— of Chicago C hicago is listed as champion by both the Oregon Fish Com- AsVs lonelong as IOregonians con- s at the same rate as the last RELERELEASE FOUR sinceICO thcthe WI WEA does not recog- C ar nission and the W ashington tinueue to listen to the commercial A- years, there will not be TORONTO (AP) - I he Tnron- nizc•X Cassius0 ^ u s_ Clay. risn Commission, which is a sidee of the picturepic and iRnore enoughough salmorsalmon in Idaho to in- too .A Argonauts rgonauts of Ihc Canailian total nf four m en. one from the' facts, it willwi be impossible re ^a good gocxi rci relurn the following Foolballroolball l.caLeague released lme-| Washington. If e ith e r feommis- to cocomplete m p lete leglegislation in clear yp^rs.ars. backerlacker Chari Charlie I)aw-s of West-, IM-dlsacrees oo-a-proposaLot the-C-olumbia-of■-C-olumbia-or grfincii--iixid-as- ’ (t tke- Mr. Gfja n rr'r q.ilcl. '•Iclaho Tc.xasfcxas Stale ;accI eml-- Ti):ii Kol- M •ny lypp. the proposal dies right longg as the mmu urderous _K|Hnets dem and s to demand lhat commercial levey of WashfngionWash Siaie. lec uyiU |L ^ ^ O u r E to d r u m s nere. This has been a large are: in the Columbia,Colui there will fmhcncs on tht hencs on thc Columbia Ri\'cr SampsonSampson of Nrw Me.xao Siate ' M e c h a n i c s | . . . , . , - inorn In the sides of the associa^ be-iillieli» 4p or no salmons; and stc-tl- and -ht >p." and -hoptr rr isn't too Vndmd JrmnJrrhn SlnfknskySI of Noire ^ATT^TSALlS"-"SERYtCE:^ I i brake-fltiidik e - f lu id ------I Z _ I m u n ti a W .------trl-frshinif-m-kUkW,------inTtr^'------Uame i-riciiTj ______•• A»p«nA.P.O p., p« ______C 'n n rn ' t B u v j -^ Imymon n ^ Vu runs ^ slated Wednesday Fl.iilLI. Il..»vliwiii'j'"B"on- iTig o iyi»-"»------Salmon, something may hap- pic heav^eiglheavyweight championship J AUTO AUTO INSURANCE? I < Try Ui-Wc'll Inlurs You ( D K y \ V £ '^ ^ e ro r'i^ l^ tirh “av"'=srm^ 1. E ven ir^t' if it IS only to re- at the Tokyo (Games last year. C Try Ui-v BRACKETT'S :n the Salm on River. turning pro and plans to I BYRON BYRON WRIGHTWl AGENCY | rnorilO N R 731-C2IS t Z L Z X o rL ‘nd'‘:tt".^ o^n the salmo makeke his debut here at Conven- { 34J Tolk g,, - 73J-1W1 - J36.3474 i j 7U>«4«I—U«7 *r 423-MJt If sent tb the legislatures )elegates '™'from both Oregon n Hall Aug. 16. ' ___ p m M ‘ « Oregon and W ashington. and1 W ashington agencies will b e ------ne also em phasized thc fact hand ^ a s wcjl as ^he Idaho Ut upcoming work to ban gill- h and GameGam e’Commission < and ■ Is no one-year thing. How- 'he S Salmon alm on Ch;Chamber of Com- ''er. he said, it could be ac- '"^rce. T i f ^ ^ t o nne e fiTiphshcd inside of 10 years Salmon, of c a Im of push from the fightinguing for openopci 3 Luxe Champion Newew TreadsTi sportsmeit: -and chinook^nook; Qregor and njTOtat-ownrnncy - — p: w^inessmcn. as well as the ton won't be ableat to agrVd on ither or not to stop commer* A 9 Plus tax a n ^ 4 - J“aho i ish and Game Commis- whether or not t I "for » y i C |4 9 trad*.in tintt cial: fishing (or regulate it ift of aam * %lxm Idaho has (o dem and th at som\e e wway) ay) and thc Idaho com- ■" o n lv off your car. _;^mercial_ fisheries-* on— t-h^ — ■ RKcr have to stopr ■ ‘ ‘ ' Thare'i Th« : M V-S^tZE-W HtTgW A '-V tSm f’ Spring KiuKlum ___ ^ ^ w m m m m m J- point across to thc sm all M& Indian fisheries- c-rlnW tun ' \ with after that.'* | Sprinklun Sistums ------—.^mmm■■Mipr* ' -IT reason for visit-! But W* W> S« Sail & Install

C r ol the organization and SPRINISPRINKLING SYSTEMSsyst ^ B i F i r e s t om n e S t o• r r e e s I "o’used'interest, now “^Craf T -■ ^wKal" 'a r you'y p*y~fo>^ | GLEN t.. WltSON,WItSO MANAGER 410 MAIN AVENUE SOUTHrH ” PHONE>NE 7 733-5811 3 ; I - — 1 0 0 % FinincInB “ ' shouldn't have too " HOURS: 7 o.m. - 6 p.m.; Fri.,•ri., 7 o.m.o.i - 9 p.m.; Sa t., 7 a.iin. «-6 A'CKV W rVSER — Shown rcceWinirelTlnp ththe f krj-ske lo hU C raiy D »ie "Viriie^ri*e Ijis Raymond Ra If. OLson, HOU >l.«'fo!®''"°" hd° aTrMdy a'l^; WEBBWEBB 1PUMP ; M»4lllK>n« Twrini FaII*. The aa(o WM wm theth e maior m*J prixe offered! by MkfUnh^r llra h y Baick^OIds.Be Shonn H i The , . . PPhorNi h o n a 7:733>75S1 th ^r.Mr. Otson are (I. to r.) Ed Bartoo,irton, sales i: m axurer, Dr« S*TcJbcri:»g, *»lcssales re rrj»rescntative and ^ ■ _ n i|_ || •^ P a ie f L d r a ^ ^ c k m the „n tt»*^ kUwwi „ j M, MMilnmy,_ageiic H n u x j > j ^ 7 ^w ner. ->Adr. ;;i»;«iiiJ....~ ^ u tbo Oregon can* - J -.y y -J k 20 Sunday, Augutt 1, 1965 I T reasure5 VVa alley WW hH i p s I ” T e i ^ , S n a p s _ 1^ ( M agic Valley alle 9-2, Si rowr jfewf wira MSm at lowm msi . I..... Pff«ATfO i t CAV.AU-SXOGMO.SXOGMO. INiINC i ' F i v e - G a mne e ILosingg SStreak | * I ■ . .All. Ti._ T. iYYanks anl Come $* I CALDWt-LL, laaiio )= T Tie“^iTe: he“TYeastrre-Vt« 1 ley-G ubs-snbs-sn a ppcippcd-si-f eamejfls-— ______I Jng streak Saturday night with a 9-2 wini over t|yi Magicagic ValleyValle Covyboy.s before R E E ^ I J84_fi'QS Sinrplot Stadium.n. The win kept the Cubs seven gaigames aheaS of the j Irom Beliind7 jT Pioneer TleaRue runncrups Pocatello iand Idaho Fails. It evetied the score with the | ^ ... Scattered throughout the sforere (todo'(today only) are.36 I Cowboys in tlie current scries.ies. The Lwtwo teums meet again at 1 7:30 p.m. Sunday,^ i • .. .. Nip Indians j MMerchandise e rcin a Checks in amountsjunts frcfrom to"'S10 ll!' ------. M m jNip ------'II JJohn o h n HHair.ston a ir hit his fifth! N E W - YORK (A PP- Ray The ch« checks are not hidden —— you con< fmd .theni i home-rtl^^ of -the-season-in-r-1^^^^^ ^ —[Barker'sBarker's double with oW- in------g-'T>tlV—!posily Come ond get yours Pleose!. Pleose! Only 1 Ch>rl, : O liva G ives !rr,™”TIthe fourth inning. That was^KoirfaxrSaiys^ —— the, bottom of the nirith inning per fomfamily. ADULTS ONLY are e(igieligible to use the ' ; rr» • ! shortly af after the Cowboys -ar^n scored EhElston Howard with the ■ c-;|-,ecks, h ec k s, t ' winning run as the New York -- 1 -W 1 1 1 S -.V ic to ry Pickedpicked up their first run'uElimw Didu^t . J uncia n d the scoscore siDOd 4-1. ' " " .11' 1' ..YankeesVnnlti-ps J came from behind _iq mmmmmmm The Cub.s Bob Rossi h i t , a ( • a '’' defeat the Cleveland Indians 7-6 , Over Orioles .single and a double and center-“ I CauseV-jc IU c Loss / ' ;■ v i N Saturday.,Saturday.. HAF fielder Jim Atterbury hit two . . i’ i ' J>ickJack SpSpring, fourth Cleveland IUII b MINNKAPOI-I.S ST. PAUr. .singles aridand stole his third base'el , AI.BUQUERQUK. N M ‘ ■' pitcher, retired the first two m | W l k t a l f o o t w I (UPI) — lj)5 Anf-elcs DixlRer I TLOCKER (Al*) — Tony Oliva raccd home of the ,|,g season. I 1 J batters in the ninth but issued a !ill lhc w ay fn u n sccond tm an (jeorijefieorye .SIStensland struck out,,( southpaw , Sandy Koufax denied passPsss to HowardH before Barker iiificld grounder in the lllh in- eight butierbatters, walked .six andjl tfxlav'hc tf>day he had an urthriiic Hare- A ,-i i 1 7 *^/1 scored HowardH all the way Ir ln n l u,.,R-----A m c n i ^ a ^ ^Uuwed-iw.Q.iiil^to_pick up the'el ^r>up in«n njshis pitching elbow while i r ------from first base. Ideal lU cU l Storage—Larj^e:qe 12x16x3011 _ Lc^fiuo-lcadifip Mlcuitv-iota, . .... ^ p~»t>rking—».g,iuiJi_s_L^ ..Cinj^^nuii Hal Reniff, third Yankee l .vyin. The Cowlyjvs' f,arry To^^ -l-rMy7fll» “ ~ 2-1 viclury over-B alti-r^I liver took [y the loss. ' Wednesday mght. ■ — - 4^ I tW f I I------piu;h£r.-hipiu;h£t~held-.lll!Ljte!ians_score-i ■ ]n«*ro *^aturduy. I oNo c„wbiCowboy managed moree D^gerDodger team doctor Robert lesi_tllfi._last three innings to] IVKey €[y locltr—— ------Wah (mf out and Oliva at see- than . one .hit off Stensland orr Kcrlan had indicated in l.os H H fBm Bamgain credicrediFTor“llie victory:------1 — ------' ond and «armon Killebrew on reliever Bob Paarlburg. Angele.sAngeles h Koufax may have hadlad W ^m . Joe Pepitone shared thei Reg7^$97477Reduced K CQ . ' nl with an inlentional walk. . f a flareu p of the condition Ik'- ■ ^ hero's laurels with two homej •.». r.,„ r.n. ' 'r,....r. i.ii.r ? \ ., -. hero’s lai Joe Nossck grounded to third !!*■**" . 1, r ll iLi .b ■ h .111 ll fore fore ROinE going out to face the Reds * - - — N'sV. - runs,runs, his his H th and 15th of thei liascniiin flrooks Robinson. Rol>- m,,III.. 1. „ .1 'I >1 Allrn ■ I " “ in in 1-OS 1-os Al Angeles^_ I* l‘yt ^ A \ \\i season.season. Joe's second homerj insiin threw to .sccond. foruinj; tin.-vKhi.-v 1 i 1 i 1 l'!ll.".l tlii ..-rhnop. lii.mlltT (. II 0 11 tliliiiry J I 0 "Those I HOSB storie.s are utterly ri- ‘ f i s i s r \ \ V came witwith Tommy Tresh -on Q l Killcbroav amL when Jerry Vlnr.:.l I:;;;;’",'*'J t I1‘ I ...... I 4 111)X dicul0u3,_.diculou3,"_Kj)ufax said. J l , I V O rA'‘There was no flareup in my B l l tied the score a t 6-6. I ■ l a l mt Manv S O O 0 llali'.ion 4111 ,, T \ W £ b PLAY YARfc«7M ^ A D B .toiible play. Oliva conliiiLied Ma.hhm J4 "0 1 1 ^ 1 «0 ClbOW.elbow. ASAs a matter of fact it il ■ V \ X ^ ~ 3 1 i V \ / 1 8 e Cleveland 302 001 000—6 14 0 " around inird and scored. r. uiv.r• r ilot) <» (I Shaw 4 0 I “ » feels even better now than afterler 111 V w y \ \ / ^ V New York Oil 200 201-.7 13 0; John M iller held the Tw ins Onvviii On»v.n iI 0o O r, Sitfit.IrfI .8a^ I Kjiicbrcw smiled. • ivinIVIn k«ii« KalU i 1, UHI Twin-K.lU I". Koufax in the third inning and >»—«'«i« — I. r J ^ T j ...... m mH6 we i.‘ Truns—eirv-eland, VVInt~ — > Riilt 010 000 OOO 00—1 6 0 Tr»»-tir* Tr-».,.r. Vallryv.ii, 10 IH).A Twin KoufaX in md - .... V ^ A ------KalU 'J4-M. Ti»ai«>*ie V«(|^y twICCtwice in tthe fourth Wednesday,ay. \ ' « field >16).6 )- New Y ork. P ep ito n e' Sale j a i t j Special...... 1 Minn. ( m 001 0 1 -2 7 I ''•j'jj oon 311 ,J.\ W.l.J. lil t - 1-,,.but the m a j o r s’ winningest (2-15). ■ §P- ■ ■■ - II J. Miller. Haddix (9), S. Mill- ir.inton.!tair.ton. SAJ’kac TulMvrr. AlU-n. ~ J er (9) and Brown; Perry, Pleis Fliil,-,'. Ai.,riAtl.rliurv, l:o..m.ii. ppitcher llth c r 117-4 still worked eight , -inwin g*!—bowing ■ 4 -1- to- ^ nmi.); .. ■i — E rock% B it - M I* merman. Battey (8). W—Worth- lUliIrk lui.iri. ... ■! 2 1 I . ' 4 3 Elli.s. ea...:;—its ^ — , ------iiii III _ ’* • " 0 ‘ *•" A/\ l os A n g e 1 e s new.spaperper I-'-i • - liifttdtf nT'STT-r.—S. M iller (8-5). ------a DOUBLE - JOINTED.’ goose-nertcd'r-.-nertied Tiascball pantombnis(. ¥ I f f c RACK -n';* i ; r i :]| quoted kKerlan as" reporting a DOUB lVarl>.ur» J'j -* 0 0 1 7T fUirCUpflareup IfIn Ihe .soutlipaw’.i armnil Max Patkin,Pa will highlight acllvUleii.tivltles TuesdayTui night at Jaycee XLifts jillS Cards Illir Ly Ti»lllv*r. ilnimton. WP -- before Kpfnro thctho game. Park w when thc Magic Valleyey CowboysCowbo; -host the Treasure A ’s S core iiu TolllTer; Vlnrenl. IMI — Markham. ^ 3 S I Z E: S : T ■: ;SS. A -.1H4. ’■ ■ "Koufax Koufax had a flareup in his Valley t Cul}^ In _tjhe [Irst of a four-gameour-game series.i OV 0 ] r.—— — ----- clbowr/*-KcllKrw,^'-K«rlnn“Wa»-repoFled--as^-as------* ------* — '* .... ■" ■ Over Dodgers _ saying.-"JLexnmincd. him at the ___ _ ST. LOUIS (A P) — Lou 11Holds 9 0 -6 0 -440 0 R(Records p a rk but 1 do, tbat every day. E^r|JK | Rrix-k*s tw o-nin singie-w itb one - Polaiul I>efeats ------— — I would say that “Tlic^rthriiic S^ball-Meet—out in the ninth inning lilted ^>t. , S enators 5-4' England Englar in TrackL conditionrondition in his elbow, which is "w BURLEY - The district I |i„uis Louis to a 4-3 victory over the KANSAS CITY (AP) — Mike l.ONDON (UPI) Poland wonf, chronic, wns perhaps a bit- Tol o lEntertain softball tournament opens ll.os i l.os AngelesAnge Dodgers Saturday' TIcrshberRcr sInRlcd across B ert her loth10th sucndi4ion4n—the elbow.------~ . 'SalU i'dilV With thu c h jin p ion . sinplpt; y, hy Hhli o ugllaiio, Kt:ii ~— told-alnlde^ith .qna out, iheii;iILpolnta_tQ_Brltaia:iiJ5i.Jn_ltie- jjLpolnta to "Wha^ hnjipened," he ex- Tuesday Tuesday^ night when the Magicc and and runner-up ri advancing to Boyer [joyer andanc Tim McCarver. M stole second and continued two.daytwo-day match.ma, The men’s scoree plained, “was that n iad troubleble "Valley Ci Cowboys^ host tlic Trea-<-<- the stn.t s l.-urnament in Pilcher Bob Gibson forced- ___to third wheji catcher Mike ' was 118-93. but the British putIt getting loloose in the early in- ure ValleValley Cubs In the first ofif Boise Boise Aug. 20-22. pinch , runner Dal Maxvill at the D hTnps lind inyTnnrrnl bad,id ‘a ftmr-Rutne four-su home htaiid. Defending Det champion ptaio, bibut Brock singled tg, - ■ ■ PRIN§ l l TS andL&QLIDS &C I” Kllne^^walk^Diblc GreenI losing by a point. 59-58. I1 but ththat’.s a t’s notiiing new.” -^p==Patian pT’atlftnr7 ^vhTrTfalirtfppitred=sF*--Kf;r=>^KfrtK-UeeHne^lt»KSs^l^pn—' nright,.driving5 H tr 3 rp in Boyer and Mll- and Ken Harrelson. loading the ------— i — ------JaJaycee y cee IPark three times, cx-;-_____ itureiture again appears the CirverCarver. bases, liefore Hershberger sin- \ cells at coaching from the (irstt ___ teamteam to t beat. Perranoski had relieved start­ gled to left field. M ' g\yrw-i base box. ^ ______------= er Don DDrysdale with one out in[ Buster Narum held the Athlet- l i l l l W His antic.s include laying his ; " " ’ 1 . 0 0 Co\^boys Tak(Fake Over tlie seventh w hen D rysdale w as 2 y d s . *!.( I Ics hitless for five innings but head on the ground whilo hold- had to leavo at the start of the forced to leave the game be-| ing his legs straight, waterr I Dimaggio Hits, cause ofto the recurrence of a sixth. Jack Aktr hit him_nn_thsi sp ray tricks, dust baths, .slid- 0 , . 4 37/38" Wide.e . Id.I d e a l 7 5 right wrist with • pitch in the cartilage injury ti his left knee. i L o o ^ Fieldingding Lead rHing and " baiting umpires. ■ But D U I NL Takes Drysdale was seeking his 16th f top half of tho Inning, and he R eg. 77c yd. was unable to continue becauses Tho MagicMagi Valley Cowboys swapped iplaces with Treasureire I'or l or thoseth( who have seen him victory. G ibson now is 13-8. osummer U l I fabric. Reg. ,»i of numbness In his fingers. A^ Valley the ip.st week in the teamam fielding statistics nnd becameme >'>ii> previcprevious years, Patkin hass WOldtimers IU 11 Game The Dodgers grabbed the lead u report from the clubhouse said1 leaders witlw ith a .933 av erag e, according totc the official Pioneer;er added somesc new twists to hisS NEW NEW YORK (UPI) — Joltin' in the sixsixth on consecutive home f tho injury was not serious. League Lcagua st^Usticsstiki released todayy by statistiistatistician William Weiss. old old antics antic as well as adding a“ .Toej^e Di\DiMaggio parked a Bucky' runs by Lou Johnson and Jim i I Kansas City finally caught upJ Tho CowboysCowl held down secondcond sptM Itlast w eek with a .928J28 few more. m o n Walters’ pitch into his favorite: Lefebvre. Johnson's blast fol- M 1^ en's Short‘t SSI le e v e I with Washincton in Iho eighth,. average whiwhile Treasure Valley led tbe leiigleiiguo at .933. This weeklek ------— , leftleft field field section qf the Yankee: lowed RoRon Fairly's leadoff sin- * ’ I TBllyins for three runs and a -4-4j thothe Cubs aar r e second a t -.927. Stadium stands Saturday, but,gle. iLos Angeles 000 003 000—3 6 O' I lie. Wayne Causey’s single and' j|mJim Vincentvince added ono stolenn base and now leads the list at WornW om en’s T ourneyJ fhe'^b'^thc blow could do little in aid- Los Ange I a double by Green brought in' jj.13. He also sharesi the runs lend1 with Don /Anderson. Idaho l alls, , ing thc American Leaguelist. iSt. Louis .. lUO 100 002—4 14 L i| Drysdale. Perranoski (7) and CHAMBRAY i r SI SHIRTS H one run. Hershberger’s single- g„d and jj„Jim Barfield and John Wyatt. Pocatell cause as ths National League, Drysdal att. Pocatello, at 22. ;• T ^ iedICd A fter 36 ; I Ro.seboro; Gibson and McCar-' n scored another and Bill Bryan' Larry TolTolliver took over the earned run taverage lend when the . .\1I-Stars won a 4-2 oldtimers I Ro.seboro W.\TERl-00. lowa (UPO - A\ game " Iver. W- W—Gibson (13-8). L—P er-, If *" ‘'’® ‘^n"(5i(rnIiri—» in 1, j!?n>p8S;P*tcl innings-pitched minimum wns raised to 229 g am es. Hft has an . . f ' ' i-jn-lhn-lcapuf. In have a ctimplete‘ 40-foot eagle putt helped Mat"': n,M.,r I ranoski (.1-3). ERA of 2.68 and is ona of throo in tho lengi lvnn .SmiTh-to a foiir-undor par-- DiMaggio UiMa£ belted his ‘'K|-4 if Home '" ^ runs — Los Angeles^ ______K ansas C ity 000 000 131-5 8 0' gameE n f e “to o his h S credit. I homer with the aid oT t,,■ Narum, Ridzik (6). Kline (8) * GS Saturday as sho tied first-' . Johnson (8), Lefebvre (li). 9 9>c ^______Tho statistics are ba.sed on gamc,sgame,s throughthrou Sunday night. round leader Betsy Rawls alIj J’Cl'i'cl'-Scliacht. who was umpiring and Bnimley; Talbot. Stock (2). T.«»>I lUtllniIl.tllni ■ , , ' , panic Twice ScTia(.^M” roTiiVcd'^ Dickson (■<), Aker (6), Busch* z*^ vI r h Ik :h . 1111^ hr rblrhJ .hah .faf bb ibh hp •« *k Iob pn.prt. M2 a OftOr fte r .IB holes in tho W ater- R'''” '*’ I -J T. v .tl.r 27 (*4« .1T« an 11n _•:! 11..X ISu 'H 174 H P.I M loo ii>„ women's Worn Opon golf tuurna- to cail [)iMap out on pop fouls Trem endous w//ork ork shirt horn (8). Wyatt (9) and Bryan. T: U ll> U lt« 12 IJ l.Srt ^'l*^ -Ml) ■ 111.. K.ll. .-'T I.M .116 .11.* 34 ll> 14 UK 12 1: mont. ■ —onct' when Jim Hepan caught E Lachcmaun (9). W — Wyatt (2-“ M.M.V.n.y v*n.y — *nii I4H -‘‘j7 .I.U an 10 >.TI.l iIU> u> « 2M .Jl7j f value. Sizes SS, . VM . L . 2). L—Kline (4-3).______i-oc.i.iio - ‘M ^ h s 5 Rawls., after, firing a '* i (Ither when Monte Irvin hack-! /\l|'V { ------T.»«i -tUUin*KUHina . - _ _ *; Fridav,Friday, had trouhle wuh her handed Lhti ball behind third. : | { Ii<; ror o r, op rrr<'1'^ drivesdri\'os ir ill the seoond round and ’ OUTDOORSMAN ^ ^StandmW M.llcMarlr V V.MrrbMvt ______■‘•J ■.'|:-.fell lo a ono-ovor par 73 toJ, .■\f(cr a scoreless first inninp, PIONEER LEAGUE Trra«ur» X'aUey ------L’7 ;-?7 7'.*o S i V: fell u, I, Jhe N a tio n a l {allied four run.s C /flg . I.Jaho ValU _ . ______•j J77 Til711 Rl M j.'i1 sshare h a r e thithe lead wilh Miss Smiili ; Sleeps 4 or more t S a l t e d W. L. P et. GB* ll’ocat«lly oc.t.iiu ______- J'-> -9 7f.7 7«7 -:u VI 1,. .>i; hoadinj;heading imo Sundav's final.''’in lhc second with the aid of Tom Scott Sa Treasure VaUey run-producmR singles bv Hank; 2 NjghiNights $15; 3 Nights $28 ^ 22 10 .m — IndUldUalualHattlni lUttini' round, ■ s;l"eT‘Sauer. Ir\in, Megan anti Pec ” Nam* ■ ab r h th th :h:K 3b hrKr rhi >h -f hb hp ■» »h pn 'lhe i only other sub-par scorc Idaho FaU s 15 17 .469 7 Vtncf-nt vtnc«>n« ______?y 101 ro:o 4ijist ^ \ : : t i M I ’.‘I) i -v 1 I 47 ‘ Wee Rccse. fiRSlFIRST 100 MILES FREE ^ :»•.» t 1 3 u 1 14 J 1 ;}■.* in thlhe e sccond roujid was h\ ^ Pocatello 15 18 •4.‘i5 7 1 4' ;;r.^.mnur.<;r»««mnUr ...... - 2« .20 1 3 Black. CN-DodKcr pachcr. NUTS * VarraA . .. 10 ,'i: S » I 1 I MIXED N l Mapic Valley H 20 .412 9 ^ » 1 -* 1 1 til -;m ''Carnl Carol N Mann. 3alliniorc. Md . i BILL'S BEELINE STATION, KJnJrj-______J& 2A 7 7 «* .* ' the U.S. W om en’s Oj>cn chain- was the winninp hurlcr and BILL'S Saturday’s Resets acpoAcp.'MM ______i!» M> in s -z\ t -• I 1* 1 ll ^ ;?.'!!' Lf.S. .Spud Chandler, a fornier Van-. 1112 ^ Treature VaUey 9, Magic Valleyf U ,V> 1 1 1 1 1 I 11 H - .’j;-:.oipion..,01 pion. ShiShe had a 71 for a 1-H to- I 1112 No. Blue Lakes Blvd. l.lttl* ___ _ _ - ___il »i7 9 1*>l*> .’4 :.’4 « -! « '3 i: Jj 4 .Ji'.l-';!ilal .,,1 and third place. kee Rreai»-took thc loss, 1 ------2 ------ManiJpnManiilfca ______^ 11 \^ 2\ I J I 1 \ I * 4 U .. J ‘ Idaho Falls Pocatello U M arkham ______-1* i "KIt d R 1 ^ n 4 ■ — c 4 FrldftT*. K*-uiu n»i^vii» -----______l» »* X 11 l*i 1 1 4 7 ^ -1 M>«i« VmWty 9. Tr»«i.urr V»l!,y I. ll«»t»on — _____ IS 41 I Hill'i n 'i ‘ t 1 ! 1; :1'1Si'i- USE TTNTTMES-NEWS WANT AOS « j i ' Sou«a ______IS »)l 4 11 1 1: 1 1 : 11 u 1 .|H!iho0 PORfxdr FA:f a s t s e l l i n g r e s u l t s V ; i.uho r»ii. 9._ ___ro*mx.t\u>_ «. __ ' _ ' !>' IJ : I I I 11 .1.;:,— “s WINTER LEAGUESiGUES START . . t..;------i i _ u — <— i___:__1_____ 131/4 oz. vacuumn. . EaEasy open American League Marty ______’ ------1» 4« 4 t 7 ~ H r i : ------1------— i i *1^ cCOMPACT o m i ------T f . W. U Pet. G.B. ’ ------^ ^FH€^.AST^E£KEK »N AUGUST - ~ CAR OWNERSI fOp-tofD p aak k —-----M inncanla . . __— ...... Hattinc l.«ail»r«I..d.r, . CAR 0 \ ---- fiKB4 k-VT>r.K UK. . .4-.:, KfNi; l),.n TK (..n■>>n wv.iT?WV.ltr r"- TftT7«—lIX.L‘S»ve Save aian extra .1 Clevcl.ind ... ."iS 42 .5S0 6 IF. if. a«..h. TDTAI,tot* H.KSK.S Jim narrirUI.M. l'.^-1'.*.- . ko T'TWi) IIMH H..n Ati-1 1 ^ REPEAT OF A SELLOlSELLOUT I UA^y. i';,'.; I 1 0 “r w i i ? o i r °oncj individual bowlers. 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I'riiltty't Bm«1U Ja.-k*on J»4'k>on ___ R I »> I 1 n m n\\ ft 4 1 s * 1 7 ; : 1^1* Anc»lc« ». 3. l> uiir«in r« in ______0 s »> 1 0 1 i^0'» :k i i THE E5T------S. I- Ntai1iii'«kiNta.iiU'^ki ____ in 0 0 0 1 .<«<> K in 10 ^ ____L'tliviL J. 'i MaJ'.lfJi MfcJ-.lfji ______i 3 0 1 1 i: i: 4 i: 11 n i r H : VERLver MECHAM f p fc. N#w York McMillan McMkHan___ t 2 0 o .,HM to 9 : 1 7 I V I ,11 1 _ V'Mhinglxrx 3, Kar\««« CUT I. 11»^irU*KII».!rU-k ______11 I o I .> I I»oo I l» » :: :: 1 K: u1 4 \*. \ •’i .• % r.s . State FFarm Insurance Agent K 10 Ib. bag tiryantt l'l im :■» ;o 14 u n I i : 3 :* 4 ^ Matth«w« ____ 4 I « 1 1 *.>.> U i; 14 I ■ National league w.t.h.w, _ 14 i» « s 1 15 ril Sll! i 1632 ADDISON AVE. E. % BED TOO) Sl^ SHORT? ^Reg. 76c. S ale...... 57c ■ W. U Pet. ®* G.B. PllfhlnjInr ■ I.OS Anpl . , 61 44 .581 — K.^RS'KPka rsk p Rl'.V i A^Hn^CR t.Tryi- r-r.iN.--.T..\( ,\(V. V ?#:« < \finiirf.fii of TT I ______733-2623 C t.. 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v;'' Swim Sett SundaySui ^ t l T h u n d ei r r b b i r d - Rricham City Swim Club g garnered a r n e r e d a \yhQpping total ■■\RRlSON. N.Y. (A P)—U.S. Open ClChampion Gary^;:::-^ ..f :0Q|/ Friday and SaturdayS a tu rd a y lo10 w a ljt o ff vv'itji ^ j j j ^ ^ ^ g y i Playery e r totook o k th o le a d in th e $1110.0001.000 TluitulerhirdT lui G O \t. first Dlace in the Interm ounfamfam aAa A u S\!j\vimmmgs — CLi.si.'ii-:-.Saliird.-iy s i .- S;i,i.u wilh s i//lin;- si-veii-nn,Lt^,V('M-i!iiili-r-p:ir. third- ?" Swimming Pool. The point J nnships at Harmon P ark Swimming I nm iulul ti."v that tiia gave him a iine-strokeoke 1c-;k1 1o;k I over onrush- f fi as of Saturday night wasvas still withoutwit the diving' int: JJack ack J^i(ISicklaus. I'layliig it caj’.eyj’.ey by sacrific.ingn dis- p; -fnts " how ever,-there isi ' ~ ~ ■ - JAUIHQ::o lorlo r aoctiracv. tho! __ ' ______Ville. Ute; G. Smith. Modc»to. and J. I Urtlf chance of the Brig- Adams, But^e Y. { tii’.hl-lipped.t-lipped. 29 - vear - okl’ahle to0 c.et anyanv clnser lo Player. GIrli 13-14 lOiymcter freestyle <— D. ham City club being _^over- Ayrca, Uoi»c .» Y , • C-, la c k e r . Urigham ' Playery e r firi-df ir e d a 33-32 in c lu d - -Skinnyuiy 11i i aard r . ner Diirkinson' I Iliron Boise Y Swim T eam ciy.Clly. undunj jJ Lake.uk, Crane .C'lcek. 1:16.1. ing eight birdiesIni againsi 1 ed ill f""'f n r nn cac.le three ' Uo.M 13 14 lOOnu-UT freestyle — B. rTST^SE-i'*'i* e IStli f n r 20S alon;.; w ilh o t a l e d 4 5 0 'A PO*"*® mMotvly, X uo'.L Uoue Y. C . Wayne. Uic. and ' single;le bogey that put liiin| ‘“^"second while the, Ute Svam- li. Mole. H e. 1.02 5. l.'i strokesiroke.s uiulunder par at JOI for kin;; Bnl'by Nichols, ^Bob ' Oir'.a 15 17 103nteier freestyl«^M . Bv- l-'«ttr------—— ------^ .nH California \Slllr22-pomts;— n.i'sfr•Arif.rB«KT.rr3«qr------j . ,-31-(,9 th;it »r ,Ui|u,s noios, Boys 11 12 individual m edley—T. Ne­ ms Horns, the husky for- ...... -■round total of 2 0 2 at'cL * V niain raeet ville. -Utt“; 'Y - J. t Ail«m». t BotM Y, and G. — ...... — t)p.'n chaninion. made a ^ c<»turdav, although the annual Smith. smith. Mt^esto.Modc»to. 1;17.4.i f* him a stioke ahead of Dil- p. ^*ugh-Water M ile Swlw wUl ^ f.irla 13-14 irtdividuul m edley—J. Lake, i 'l'i ;it I’-.i- It-.i.'t-r-r on tho l|r Crune Cieek; K. Sampson. Pocatello, and • - front imio Init m.'vnnificej^tly, Ca.sprr .,|{ lllll',- Init , M'^tlc.l UU' a 70-.• r | h<*!d at D»erke s I^ke Sunday ^D Ayres,Ayrt*. bo Boiv^Iv^ ' Y.i 3:07.B ...... ' tl'al put him ill a group uLmninc at noon. Many of the doviBovs 13iy 14u ‘ ifi.iiInihvidual m edj^y :— D ______. __ __ . m _ |)' ha.I a tli) for a third place ^,,^5, A r n o l d begtnnmg uv „ortir{nntinP~m -Trtno.•ty7~^r—Svtccney and—J-:—bmith.- -alL------— A rnold l’;ilin;'r, Dous ki ^ too swimmers participating m Boise v—j;3tiV«^:3tiJ___ _ ...... — while—(-«i«e-4 he iwcHJay AAU m eet will join G.n.Girl* 15-17 i: :corr:C0tneter indlvidoul medley 'r:r,^--lTrm-rnT:mKr^~Gei^~‘B| ,lnH- n,.v.- Man- I'at iK-rj-.ci-'and'I' and !\.iiiiTVnf’;ii>vcr. K,„ U tneinthe I " long-distance ^ .trial. r i n i —•—. uo.worth. Limb. ThiciniThici.'icr, cir K- Call. Ule. and val, were deadlocla-d at 207. VeU-ran C.irN M. Uosworth. (inl>oo. 3;03 0. i '] * eran C.iry Middlccoff^ 4 4 ------S The only Other Magic Valley bomBovs 15-17is it induiiidividual m edley—S. Mor- ______. irr i^\un a U7- Rutlh.-« ve'ir-oM'I'wo 1 tanssn, Uta; J. WUtmsch«». Bo«a Y, — ------'• twn-iiiiu! U.S. Open Ml Team entered. R upert,-pla« ‘/J*]; ------...... “ Schwab, a 71 and l.ittlor a '.vinner. had li and J. Rassmuuen. C.W.B. 2:34 2. - - • Nii’klaiis, wl ;r, had 212 with Chi Chl I “*151 w ith 2 points, trailed only (;iris (;iri* «u;htelcht and■ under lOO-meter Rixlrinue/. lln ^ree»tyT> ‘Iretay --^ CaldweU a n d B rig- T H F \ ’*RI piiwor the i;..'!: if;ue/, llninero Uklncas, H o f f a n o s w i m m^1ING i n g Saturday In the 9-10 year cxiwcxpccted cled c huab. the 32-year-old West c'harlio Siffnrd T H F V R F Saturd I tor country t 10 Siffnrd and Wos Ellis, 11 with n o n e . ^ itu>'«Bo>-a ri«ciuht h t ■»iitd under frweatyle re- ORGose firOUpcroup during (hc intermouniumiouniain AAUAAL Swliiiiikll'lg Chtirn- atKWH ii:e. N .I.. club pro, came while ilefeiiiliiii;defemlini chaiiii'ii'ii Tony IB yjmmcrx responding to the gun Timers lorloi Ihc event cnn bc seen nt far r ■ oflt'nrvith sucivc'tT.' Ihe weiniest ronnn~Tif ■miia~\\^.Ts'~In~ -nlonshins wilh two nf th« swimmers resi ^*a ^.^^ni-rtO^tl i^Xy.Ts'"!!! ;t~iyull;y j’.ioup a t * 8 ;^m?r’thrre placeT'ln'^ach <;irU U-10 >Jl(H)-mrier freeatyie ro- faster faStCT Ihan Ihan Ihe remainder shownown flying throughtl: the alr7 THC Tphotu)- p n im i ) — ...... - — ■llv his men nilinissjon 111- I.| ______of the 78 events held, with the layi .y --- - noUcB.)b.e Yy No.i 1. D rl^h am N o. I ------three-rounda "bundle U of nerves" start- ^ an d C aldw »|| No. 1. 1:11-7. left- Inin a sU< 'ear ago, when ho won this |l winning tim e lis te J last, Hoya V-lO tfreewtyle t r»l«y — BHif- ^ _ S u nnday, d o y , Au«August 1, 1965 21 Ihe roii.nd and he showed 11 „,^„.nanieni, 1 ly Casper.a double bogey on the first am eni. „,i I eiiia h a d ' a 205 |3 ^ • h»mham No. ].1 . Pam.aP»m> and Caldwell. 1 :<»»•<• r//££ TfA J /ieS'-^^v^s Putting n\:ir. at Ihis siage of tho game. W ™ Sm m ranes— — Ule No.' 1, Boi.e Y No. I and al-i) ha'i a (iii rirU 15*17 UOO-met«*r f w . l y l # — K . \Wi*er No.N<>. 1. 2:2:27.8. — i03—wlnlt?—<-rtHiIt he pulled himself tiigethcr i j «. cn. ute .„a M. B»>-a 11-12 (ti'«Mtyle relay — BoUe O l hipping in from 15 feet for A U S tra lli Y No. U Briuham No. 1 and Twin RiulnlnHr' O .iv stralians Gain I i6-l7 i;oo.™eter free-.yi. - f.M.FalU. =2:23.1). ::n.l. .Si'liwah■ai;le wcro on ihe I lOlh nnd then ' . - (;irU 1.1.14 fr«^tyle relay — B<»Ue three birdies together on J.e ilIllS J Y N... I. llriiiham City No. I and •Marr jihot ii 12ili. 13th and H th to finish ..n[inis in i i / m ia Finals. I Thrr!«her No. 1. 2:24.r<. a N C lN N / C9; Schwab, a JT Il ORANCIi, N..T. (U P I) I B.i>-» 13-14 freestyle relay — Boise Jf]f 71. a one-under par 71 —‘Australians yY ^ Nt*. : Y 1. U Brliiham C ity N o, 1 an d Tr ustralians Hoy Emerson . —|B " Driifham Clly No. 2 2:01.7. » ______by Deronernoon Jt) Friday 500 swimmers S< ayerhwab. playyd the hrilliantly. nl- nnj l-'red .Slolle. siol Iho two b est ” w.r Cn.n. Cmk. i i . i . ..C'fK(lirU '•'■1’ l.^-17 freoatyle relay - - BoUe ------runs, holfX'd somewhat con.scrvatively. „n,ateurpur tennis tennis plavers in tho iSTT^ ■•nil -unroY— etti-Jfar-f-.-Bnheeity NV f-.-itnhe Y amt Iti liliaiip Oily —^---- nrr------1 " - 'liiLn 1 1-1at far vicLo right. (limes^Ntws" u’) VvTilOhe^wned'*—the-fuur v par-ttircg 'woTHTgaineilrr gained the finals Sntur- Inuum.k. - It. Ntvlllc. Ut. ; S. lliu- No. K 1. 2:25.3. 2 :J5.3. A *1 I. picking up birdies on Iho rfay'-jn tiio Eas Irr. Brlirh.m City. i»nj 8. n.ltlwin, Boys »„ya ir,-nIfi-17 fr,^freejilyle relay — Pirate /m CJ ------^------aiU-Uy-lu 2L_ui n tho Eastern tirass-eonrt------^ Vi». 2i>-7. «wlm club,club. HriirBriirham City No. I and ^ | rOsuna as was athree “buiutle and parting tho oih- Championshipsipionships witli victories .1 CirU V-10 2 .'»*mrt«T hrpft»lJtrok« — D. U io " A ”. 1 u'l&.J. its Meaco’sT^s U te " A -. Ashe Upsets IV llo stumbled only on the o^er California _ ColemanH H led I'fc • ing the round Californians. j mil. I’orntrlln: Su..n Gr«*r.,.n. Ul«, Tor> ten tenm* In o fficial a tan d in g s. -||p* / “>4 rour, -lOS-yard third where Tnrvs p e ri e ri „.| K. Clt»ry. Iluls. y.-U.p. not Ineitniintr Hi'Hiving event?rT- — B -t - XCCllejifS K ip "ill. a double >-s eed e d Emerson, tho [lij. 9-10 :5-m ct«r h r o l - t r u k . — R. “ ------C ------1^.-----jMUo-anil..aacurred l«i|| his only hogey. rMr».t. rin.tc; D. Thirklll. Illmh.m „ HH;rham City, ROO'V, ; Uolne Y. 4 S0 «/, ; I J I's to p -ran k ed ’ a m a te u r , U le SH lmm /fii iscbiK>l. 4 J « : P Jratea • K --/1 Cup Lead tired completely in black ns player, breeze Ci.y, .nd V. V,„ih.n. Hir. 2<1.7. i,« mm/jj! U.S. Takes3 2-0 Davis Cu] r, breezed past eighth- r.lrli 11-12 50-m eter br*ti».tjitrok*—S. Swim Chii>,Cinb. M« Matrnak Uluh, 120; Puca- h^ch^illg'li;1, Player began the day seededd Jlin MeMcManus of Derkc- ji: C»ll. I'te: M. HMworth. Caribou. «nd lelln. 100: Crane Crerk. Boi-e. 7fi : DALLAS r>AT T (UPI)—The Unitedlited StalesStales’ one-two punch of Dennis RRalston and ArUiur,;;f;v-louston in ('aldwell. 6 ’^'-. Thre^hem Swim Club of . ^ _ ; strokes behind co-loaders |ey, (i-i-3,3 , c-C-2,2 , 6-0,6-1 but Stole, sec- f f C ilitihj. * ______(’ftUlwrrll 6fr: Th mi .nnd Antonio Palafox. in „|.. „j.I k-g-w,, ... . an eai;le on i •p — "TTTa•ny;r?i?id.~ n ir i .i IJuTuliisii. i;r;~Cirrtvoii r/MinTy Ashf A sn t* Gaturd;iyGrrttr overwhelmed Moxico^ iwleri lip.-e - —V r Hollon n..l-r Y; Jim AtUmm, Bol-« ’SwTm ^t:Juh luh ,,l or hSo«la SpTTiilr5^ ETYfl" a _ ^pair , ■ . ,,r oFsTn^lTnTatches Tliat that gave tlTB"t}7Snt-commtttitl4ng-2-0titl4ng-2-fr-le<«l-4n-t-bo-Ana-4—i^cx-cn I 'k - Hmt- l l A ttjK 'lv P"' !s AiiEclcs,.Atuiclc; 4-0, 1-0,-12-10.____L CnskiUEri'l s. Adamt. llobe Y. 1:32.3. ^ /| _ * ._ I ------——— ^------Bob■ Deron B ruce's Johnson, good for four tors chnJiip on the IGth. r,-3. C-2, -TtTieci-Tied- Osuna in i4'e—open6Pj— ------n. RIfkj, UrlBfiam < Ity : NfTSweeney, M ets^nw ii zi: Osuni f* n tle a placcTTTiJTirfo tliu coi iierir. 'blRbi^twychiri^^..p.^yrh - V^^"7T«ri ns. helix'd ■ CiiKiniiali lii an IH- .. .,1" ...BiiliaTnganZ: &,U« Y. «nrf J . S m ith. n<)l»e V. 1:21.3, • ■ ■ i . 6-2. 6-3, 9-9-7. Ralston never n'fre a plac Ashe again brbke Osuna's Ashe 1^'ppehopped on Osuna from the L 1 1 -1 victory over die lluuston u_i„„I Nicklaus* undoing. Ho Dench.1. Calif., boat Julio lleld- i (iirit 15*17 100*m rtcr b reaststroke — I l i y le t his o p p o n en t g e t s ta r t- Ashe ap ^tros Saturday. , M. Bo«eworth, Carilxsii : 0. B utler, B J L l x J U X v f servnc twice in the second set start. The imatch was played in • 3 -putted tho 15th nnd man of New \ York C-3, G-3, and j RriK^m City, and C. llxU ock. BaUe PhiUies 4-3 ed. He broke the service of servire twi alm ost windless OO-degree A third home run hy Gordy ed thrio tho unil green on the ICth. jean Albert olof Pebblo Bcach, i ^ —in the fimrth and sixth games, almost i the 26 - year - old Palafox ileman led oft an eiphl-hit six ^nn , turned back. T 6 ry Ann !Wi 15-17 100-m ^ter b reu tn tm V e — I § ' 1 #•! Osuna once stood frozen for 've.itweather. ier. n uprising- W-F in Ihe fourth in- P<'r-four,spcr's -10S-\ putter helped him Calif., turned tf. l»wf. U te: J . Wlllmiicho, Oolia Y. J . 1 J . X X L twice in both the first and sec- , „j, * “ ho incurredbirdies orihi tho fifth, seventh I'retz; otof Los A ngeles 6-3, 6-3, inil B. Rtrball. Pixratelln. 1;1D.7. 111 llth Frame „ a full 15 seconds after a linos------B ruce C7-13: ond sets and three times in the ■'J" ^ 1 2 th. but he parred out tho to earnirn berthsberths, in tho women's ^ GirU flfht and under 2r,-meter bark- PHIT A nFI T man called a foot fault on him POR FAST SELUNO RESULTS JlomeI'he victory run was Jim Malo- Attired comf PHILADELPHIA (AP) - third set. of tho way nnd never was finid.______t«l. - L. Kulda. PIrMe; S. Ham- Johnny Stephenson’.^ pinch dou- and gave Ihe line.sman a with- tlSEaSE TIMjES-NEWSTIMjK WANT ADS many's (S). I2th Jl) against five defeats, usual, Player nan. Brigham City, an d J . H«Hday< J O n n n y fatCpnC Ralston was the quicker play- “"‘ng^stare :riB» crrrk. 22.5. blc drovcdrove in JJohnny Lewis wilh ^ ' ering stare. hough hc gave way lo Sam- three strokes Bori elBht and under 28-meter back- »hf» w inninir n er and forced his stocky oppo- >> ' « . l-lli;. in llu- I' lj’.hlh------Nicklaiis and 1 itrok. — R. Neville. U te : C. Pnw em , the Wwinning in n in g Prun in the llth in- nent ana into num erous e rro rs withh The ‘ oe xu-yt,2G-year-o!cl O.suna changed ning as the New York Mets "eif l^ f,x-cn mt-n avimii Id bat in-44i»- 4>aek-(iulcklyT-i r Brifham City, and 8. R utler. B rt»- H in g QS thC well-placed lobs and stinging„ tactics in the third set at the City. 20.9. eedged d c c d PPhiladelphia h llfid ' .-3 Satur- . Samuell-Grand Center before iirlh as the Kids, previously caught up witl l> B ruce's rangt-. M asters chnJiV Bovt HO 25-mftfr backitroke - V. ^W IS naa T he twin U.S. victory In sin- He started sIdWing his ser- Itushan. Ute: R. Dakrs, Brigham City, OUtout and BIOVmoved to second on • 4 ^-_meant„Mtxiep_ had 10 win vices o"on the green, asphalt na S. Aflams. Y. 17.S.— BBobby o b b V KlflUS*’Klaus- singlCT-Thcn-Ste- -^~ m ca n L ^ 3^ court and begHn-hugging—t h o ------fllrli.lJ-lJ 50-mfter backitroke — B. ♦noa. the three remaining matche.s to phenson taeged relief pitcher .the three re J baseline. Ashe traded volleys llruce. Taylor (I). Coombs Jhred-'p'u'ttei ft-hiiney. Ute: Kit Homdort. Boisa Y, phC nS ^ taggi win the American zone title and Dasciine. ). MacKenzie (7) and Brand; ° i^h~ cr ftd P. Halllday. Crane Creek. 39.2. JJack a c k BBaldscliun's a ld S C h l 3-2 pitch into win the Arnt . with him and finally broke • Boyi 11-12 50-meter backitroke* — T. left field, Hf>delivering the tie- advance inm ( the Davis Cup play- aloney. Kllis (8) and Ed- •>'nlle. Ute: J. A dam i. Bol»e Y. and llC i a , OC off.s. through O:Osuna's service in the ^ irds. W—Maloney (12-5;. 1 ^ Casper’s pu liwinl Adami. Thresher. >35.3. bbreaking r e a k i n g rUTl.run. ° " '’- , 15th game. ^ ■uce C7-13). Rct birdies on Girli 13-J< 100-meter backitroke — C. Gordon Pt/'VRichardson saved the The lithe Ashe, first Negro game. ‘ickrr. Brigham City; J. Bittner. Boife .4ew YnrUY o r k !lfl(3 0 0 0 0 0 000 ni—t ll 0 ™rushed shed repeatedlyrepe. to the net af- Contrera: n-H Nrvili... L-tr .S ntitier and C. S u a « 11 ter service only lo see Ashe! victory wouldwo give his squad a JH ic k a g c o f 1 00 Dnuham City l-3fl3. Pnlla.P h i l a . 1 IU 1 0 100 000 00—3 12 0 icr service fiifU 9 IQ irulivuJual medley—K. Cleary. — — — — — loiw BriKhnm Jrrry Jackson. Ute, and S. Ater- I . HAIMBURGER or i APER PLATESs 6 9 ^ B'’'* 9 10 Individual medley — V lucf-.n. I’te; s- Adams. Ooim Y. ajid ! Philr>oi. Piraiei, 1:29 0. Cirlt II 13 loo-meter medley relay — ^ S I o Mist chunk M ■> Saim Tram No J. WeJser No. 1 ' d o x ^4 No 1. 1:13 4. j I BUNS B-^'» 1112 medley relay — Boiie Y; * A . 8 9 ^ ( Ity No. I and Nampa. 1:11 6- ^m W L - UNA FISH 4„ TITf 7jqT^T cr~ffifJT?V' Ttlay— ------Y Nf) 1; Threiher No. 1 and ------— "" (Ity No. I. 3:43 4 ii- • • 13 M medley relay—Bnise Y No. Von Camp's No. 2 c o n ...... fo (,iiy No. 1 and Ute No. 1. T "^flt 15 I: medley relay—B^righam Cmy i pORK & E ^^^1, i:,ty and Y No. 1. Packagc of •••JtyN.,5 17 I medleyuif, relay—Ula208 *‘A” ; ' - ^ w B l i I. 27 J u m b o S i i e ...... » 10 100-meier medley relay— 5 n I. nnj:ham No. 1 and Poca- ICANTALOlt or HOTDOG P A P E ■ A 1 25 2 T ^-T iiitVni NO,. ______'■ nt^it and under 100 meter relay “ K j b B k U Sno Mist ch er;c-..v'Ti No 3 and Caldwell. 1:48.8. **«tu^-*fHl--«fwler-meitl«y r^laya— '■f5:n Nn t, Boise Y and Brigham ..dox. mlXV ■j'ljlsjj Zi'tO-mei^T fre^Jtjrle — D. Ayr**, Y ; C. P acker. Driffham City. E9 s W y W i s F i — H ^ w r gHIM r ^ P K. .«amp*ion. Pocatello. 2:LO.O. ■ I F I n y» -'''cumeit-r fre « ty le --B . .Moody. --10 V ; iJ, Ub»r * “d i l - P o w er. lr-.2h»m ( |,y_ 2:IM. B A ll Mi t e a t Assorted^^^ I'.-i; 40-mpt«r freestyle — K. * '• ^ f-ni-krcll, Ptvatell.i. and K. ir;'-- Looks Ilike the l o wv-price - p r i c e field has metnet its Waterloo! ■ Ki-tel. Pirate. Rirhajxl Klttel. ■■wa^am^e N o. 27 Ju m M E i p,„i Sa.ller. PlrHc. 4:47.5. I FRANKLOUPES LUNCH AEATS Il-i: f.rt-meler butterfly P. — '■'ey. I te; Patricia Halllday. Crane ^*r,d P rtrsy naJliday, C rana bnttrrfly---T » ------...... _ _ ----r^ —— lie . (.. Smith. Mm1«1.h Califs ^ -r*r PaVo,. Itn g h am CMy. 34.3. ^ | 0 O ^ • ira l u u J(»a-meter b u tterfiy --- J . Trana Crt^k ; J. Bittner.’ Boise 3 i S f l ‘ 5cV^ C. Parker, BricHam City. t 5 5 ^*•1 •!»ht and under 25-metar but- ' I Lua Kufda. Pirate: J. HalH- RE IN TWIN FALLS '5 '^ nty. 21.0. ^ ^ a THE FRIEKMeat’ LLS j riiht and \inder SS-meter b«t- :.'T ~ N’e%-inj. Ufa: S. Butter. an'd' M. 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NOTICE OF acceptance by Dr.>r. Ilenry M. Johnson, Indiana- Hahn amand Gordon Cox. Ilahnin b governgovernor of the Utah-ldaho polls, to Apeak at the Ulah-Idaholho District KiwanisU convention district. BothE Anderson and Cox are generalgene convention Chair- Sept. 9, 10 and II. Is read by/ Armour Anderson,An left. John men. (Tli(Times-News photo) ★ * * ^ * *■ * * ______* * * * , Annual Utah-Idali nisBistnct^ of officers. The final day will 1 1 1 hjdaho Kiwa«is=i~ breakfast and the nomination I • of candidates. At noon a fashion I m ^ K Convention SlatedSlated Here inn SeiSeptember fair luncheon Is slated. I ffjr — At 1.30 p.m. the etectldn-~pf' Tlio 4t)lli unnual convention of tliethe wwomen om en Ithere will be a golfif Vention. Vention. the t p asr district o<(i- • ff* 111__y ' » ' jaflHc ~ tournament at Twin I^lls Mu-I- cers cers will will have I a breakfast at[ 7 ^.‘''^^rsofficers will begin. The elec- the Utah-Idulu) District of the tournament [he tion -will conclude th e conven- Kiwanis Club will bc held her® nicipal nicipal Golf (Jolf coursc. Also avail-I- a a.m. .m . A Afte fter the breakfast, thc "o n -will ^ F O R . . U Sept. a-Jl with a variety o( uc- able for theth< delegotes will bee opening opening convention ci session willn il «>on.*'°n. . ^ I tivities for delegates. the TwinJwin Fallsl i County Fair at,t begin begin with witl a governor's lunch­L-h------^ ^ ^ ______John Hahn, president ot" the thc, ‘I'C. fairgrounds.^“J'^Rrou eon. eon. Phillip Phill V. Stout, interna- r “ ““^ za- If you plont' it Utah-ldaho district, reports it At 7:30 p.m.f Sept. 9. dele-f. tionai «|onal trustee tru of the organlza- If Is . lho first time thc district gates Rates will pattend a buffet din-1- tlon, tion, will will bc featured speaker.r o, r f M d __ EVERAtN II >r —On-«he-evening-of-th» tccond —— convention has been schedule^ ^hc^c ivUl^ Tliere—will—Ise—ont«r4ainmenlit day, .a golden^annlversary go! ban^J ^StOWE^SEEDc: . ( z=r~ m S T SiOARDS S tho Kiwanis Club has received furnished duringdi the dinner. ■ ~ quet will 1be held with Dr. John- 1- son as speaker. \ TURRET SPI noticc from Dr. Henry M. On tho secondsec day of the con- ...I wmi».v. ttf I SPRAf^l I • RUBBER JU M B jU M Johnson, Indianapolis, accept- * 4 , * * * Highlighting Hlghllgh the final day will ing Bn offcr-to-speak-at the _ ||i|||||||^ rrrr: _ . v------MAtlanta, Ga., for 15 YOUy u GEIGET ^ ___ years, qnd fiervcd ns Dean of • lO 'x S O ' '— ■ ■'Colle ge ■■ ti>--'NaiihwlHaf T cnn...... ’ • 3 3 0 0 ''x ’> 3 0 ’ Tho activities will begin at 7 mumm — • 5'> a.m. Sept. 9 with a breakfast for tho district board. Aftcr the ------AT h — breakfast, registration of the NOVir • REGreg'. $2.29.. Kiwanis delegates will be held -“ «t=»==»?ntr^ to r SMALL PRIPRICES “ That afternoon, several out- door activities are ,scheduled, . AAnd n d you buy on eon- Including a men’s i^lf tour- nament and - trout fishing at ^ vanlant, aosy cradlt I Bluo Lakes Country Club. For larmt.la m u . ComaI In and T ^ O MJ ^ O E S J* UlU l vtut talk lo you l ^ ^ ^ ^ o boul huylng-q— . — ------— H onoFS -W on by——. - ~PR^'~HPTiJRYb r ^ h e n M~ JOH1M30M ...... _ — ------REIVRM-RiPE------^ . . . nationally famous dlomondl E x-B urley M an speaker, will be featured at BURLEY — Capt. Dovid G. the ‘{* 46th annual convention of I^lgh, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. the Utah-ldaho District of Ki* j Avania Club,______Garrett l-elgh,_North Salt ^ k e - 1 1 Pock dent. wa» a. co-winner in^the tgfhnirnl w rlti-np campetlUoa; "Riding iH iy fa Patterns 11 during the seventh Annual Sci- ^ a |]Q rn T ray m MM cncc and EngineerlnR Symposi- Taught at Carey m. N«w«al um at Klrtland Air Force Base. CAREY ■— Riding patterns‘S ld««lgn[d.jign In U>K ^ - N.M. were taught when the Mustangs^ . k\ wlHwith moftHPV if Captain-Lolgh-and-two fellowL iiiL<:Uih_mctJniui^,aiL.flS._the-iiiLCluli_m le^ _ . - -k^igntetfLtKjwJ.j\js n M ^ officers won first place ns co-. rodeo arena.arena authors of a technical paper de- Wallace (Buz)( Stocking.- lead- scribing a method of simulating: er. gave individualir instructionm Each... nuclear cffccts with high ex-- to members mounted on horses13 plosives. He is laboratory ser-■ in prcparatpreparation for the Blaine viccs chief for civil enf^ineeringt Counly FaiFair to be held here ^ \ nt thc Air Force Weapons lalv- Aug. 13 ancand 19. ^ ^i299.5oSj'jMjfk oratory. He was graduated from> Mrthbers will meet at the I - larg* round ■ Burley High School and former-- arena Aug. S for more instruc­^ I % dlomond ftank*^ SUPER ' KEM-T ly resided on Route 2. Burley. tion. bo8 u«rt«i, EM-TONE^' SILKEN DELIGHT 'TO'TOAMING'' A I

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' I'WO™ o 111Ml AlADS w ere m ade o v er 1.000000 years ago in Central lo heaven.ven. ThesoThes< two artifacts are amonglong thosothose owned by « ] m-rlca. America. The broken head showed thehe soul had hn been released Normann lierrctt, lierrctt, Twin Falls. (Times:'> some geiille- ,s jm.l as as entluisiasiic cnlhusi as those Kiruggles of of jaiinu ^a>u\c di.soased pa-^— a or whidi riM-s aliovo I’uris. nicri preferred (iirls willi jxiints sehyulhildren. children, lienls, or• thelhe deuthdeal iuasques of tlt:-:i.^.:X' :..rjj>.ij!aMt>'A-to:i ■:»*».. ■ ■■ ■ , ■ri’nch viMuiiarv nainoii Eiffel on thehe tops ofo ihi'ir heads lo He i,;,sas •'re-discovw'red'* "re-di; tho others, iiu-d lo pr.ue lo llie w orld squaresres oor r euteggheads. civili/.alionion of of Central Ce America Herrett:'s s collectioncollect contains TWO FIGURINES are medical case-historics case-hislorics made by pre- ofof dropsy. drop.sy. T The unusual figurinee on the rightrlgl h as m ark ed ly 'i^V'^'*' ''LL’j' Columbian A m erican Indians fromn (he callecti- ti»- tiittl^p- fUcliL* tiiKJ pciiitt-4«-T«»in; io-make^ »* t hii curafvihj«Tv fh swollen tof^— I'alls’Is' Norman llorrott. lie plans early' AmericaiAmerican up to us a? a to Centralral AmeriiAmerica to find out s5^%nfi5nt5TO@ Jt^E m sr ll) expanil■xpand his fled(;liiig archaeo- mirroror in whim- num ber of food varietic.sv known P<>ssible diagnosis is cancer, or —' L*rn Idaho.Ulaho. bols. ApparentlApparenUy he, too, wanted m llurope•ope wasw as m o r e than leprosy.rosy. , -ii/^u-/ybatw Whv/hy .all lhcthe rush to e.xpand? to keepep up wilh the .loneses next doubled by the acaddition of such laugh at the pre-Colum- H urrrlt•reli ha.shas jujusl become cuuRhl door,, buuJie-didbuuJie_dj it by sculpting New World^>rld productsprod a s pota- vanity'anity at times, these u n a c hy—and coniribuK‘d to—new his cranium:ranium iiinsleail of putting loes. toinaloos.maiues, wiwatermelons and figurmesigurincs . showh he Was I iniportar imporlanl arcnaeoloKical tail finsfins on his car. pineapples,•les, alongalonq with tobacco concernedncerned wwith tho imme- ^ — discoveries:overies in Central Anierica. Finally,tally, usinjusing a hint nf intimi- and vulcanizedcamzed rubberru products, “‘“tc hardshipsirdships oof life. Death large, and the- Indian m y\Q has -rt'-''re-djscovcred" the dation.in, he nialmakes us ask, "And Where. ho got sidetracked- cnn ihiation -m ■ A incrtca—ivhtch j u.M what'F-wronir^ith'thm?"— «'~hat*s~wrt a7ul"wluUnt isO is of archaeological f^ in- d his -eonee m in d ayr------r irished lunR belore Colunilius H errettrrett waswa.s onto known lo- terest—was at .sc i on his most recent was at .several sites so )!, r^n,™lCentral Amcrica that j ;l reached the.se shores. And cally as a jeweler,jewo I hcn one day recently-f- discoverdiscovered -tluiU their „ JL , ^ i , t ' i m -rett hus brought .some of it schoolll children wcro introduced .startling revelatio found cvidcnc«j-of-lhls------•- ? revelations have reach- con^rn k wilh him lo Idaho. to “the■the man with the tele- ed the public's ut = C T I - O N ^ le. needs Ui expand his-Ja- .scopes.-'is. BeforeBcfoi long ho had ((,e pastr mmonth. nm h ° " 'y IlO rCPCQtCdlyKQtcdly flfound puzzling . , ECTI______I______cililieslies to lell iahoul ihe point im built his h is well-knownw< phme- ,, t month. figures which we were pcrfect in the top of [afashionable pre-Co- tariuni.m. that conspicuousc dome tt stumbled upon the every detailtail except for one small A .ff - TWIN IFALLS, IDAHO, SUNDAY,SUNDAY. AUGUST 1. 1965______* ¥ * >(• ’(• * rising? abovQ Kiniberlv Road. I l«e->«’Oklog-books of the prc- chip somewherenewhero tint the figure. whichll has beebeen the Mecca of Columbianian AmerAmerican Indians- He beganin tqto wowonder If such -; ------^— Ihouiiandtiandu ofo f ->..uioaclarinfl.-tchool.I£™r^^,./n9rcmore thanUll a thousand ronsisiontIt hrenkacbrcnleenbeen cucaught up in tho aro lip;urines u rin es madem of' baked Conllnuedillnued on Page 2S *^ * ^ ^ jVkd jyi¥ .¥ • ‘ *k ¥ ¥ ¥ i i: ';•

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lANDFUU OF SOFT fur U one wayy to expUiexplain what Pat the tbe water.ter. At fir first It was shy but now hnmanshuman* ccause no eon* )d alfalfa. Tbe animal is now about twice as big as when HANDFUL was picked up during' an cem. Thelie rabbit sleeps In a box lined withlth cloth and; tt*mB t* d ro p p er servM a*IS a meansmeaaa of< getting Pat rst ■'.'“Jli’j)icked_ifp. J! It likes to cuddle,■., is alert amand has no fear of rabbit>bil is like,like. pa>e baby Jackrabbit was pi^ei ^ ^ ™ P S it l< P .tr i/.|p ) tn >«t i» l l. Anrf hf lanea when plucked from enjoy tb^lnnovi^_innovation. CHmea-Newa photo)to2 ^..______■ - .■______a«U_ And-hft-Xnr_she)_.d«!e.*„ gnm .—(Hme>j*------L------. Irrigi£a«iftri atln n ^ e si It pnt vp r^lstaoj^ wbc •^•ion to milk, the Jackrabbitibit also enjoysenjoj bits of grata riiinn«>** (Unn t - - -t- > J------^ 4 Twin Fall* Ti(n«i»«N»w»» Sund*/^Sunday, Aug. 1, 1965 j r ^ ‘BftbBaby Jackrabbitbit 1Named P ait t EEl njoys T h e ^ o nn e e i y ^ o x ^^ampcFed^Role a n le of Civiliz^Liv- L m n g ^ _ _ _ ; _ Coo tirtinued from Page 2S thele four-leggedfour-leg furry creatures, erationation southsoul of the city w So concentrated’iii the exter- viewew towardtawar learning u ^ ' Ituaily used in ths United States, by meanimeans of a medicine drop- So concei 9y FRANK SCHELL jtuaily us( 1 minationlination e: effort that a special itsI of the animaU.a their 1.5 The history of coinage in the]? and legallecatlv. too, until 1857, some I pc*** At first the rabbit was ex- rabbit-laboiibbit-laboratory is now m op- ingg rarate te andam other like (W * United States reads like a fic-■: ^65,65 years aAer the establishment 'tremely| ^ shy and curled up in a ; ^ P Pat a t mmigh ight end up in tion ^ ry . Oddly enough, little'ofe'of the UnitedU States Mint. No ‘remely s corner of the box each time a g n TI/Ia i ither- -than^-betng ■ libtrtiij' has tieen recorded in our his-:- "oincoin iwas.was ev^er more widely ac- corner of ' 4 | u r n ^ t i e cepted, or used rnore unw ^ ^ - human approached. All that is Oi7' l' MeritiflC J Badges- turn to the sagebrush jJ — tory cour cepted. 0 past now and Pat seems inter- /~i* --- ilaUves left behind. ° ^ — -eolnaHe~c S te d in everyU ung th at, gtseff i J l l V C I l barometer' of ita growth and'ini in'passing passir we cannot'hejp but ested in After all, how can a on. ^ CAREY-CAREY — Sixtydicven merit get!t along iin the cruel oS maturity tlian any 'other yardl.|commenl-1 com m ent on its .impact on later -Now^the-question-seems-to u, bCj^gjj gj s United States coinage. adges were awarded during a worldarid afteraftei becoming^ stick. Reflected - in mintages United Si How long the , rabbit can hve^o^rt of ho and metab are the depressionsS The SpSpanish Milled Dollar wai h°w lo g Durt of honor for Scout Troop tomedmed to Ihand feeding with the family. A large rabbit [ 5 5> j„in thejhe LILDS Ward Chapel here nice,ce, soft 1 and warm pl^ and prosperity periods of anyV actually an 8-Real piece and in a modem house could be a vVednesday.^edne^ay. sleep.eep. . I nation. ■ vvaSwas used not only in iw entirety. ‘%i,lem. ____ e but it was cut into eight equal ^ ., .u Randy Parke officiated and A tole in the ground is »» ____ .BasicaUy_pne_pf, th«._p^ but w; *’.‘!^ o . Jh«te._Js jthe„ayesi‘on „f^vMS^ v« ■ reasons for the Revolutionaryy parts-^a;w rt5 ^ach or which was wonh ^ rayers were-offered—by-i-Bart ing-g--like like a-boxfula- of scft^ a rabbit that has become ac- lurdock and Gaty Baird. Bill andId there will be nothi^ War was the fact that the Eng-;- 12'/j1 2 >i cencents. Thus-two. pieces. customed ® to civilized living sud- lish king denied tiie colonies the;, e the forerunner of our oyvn'ters"—so-' te r s " —so-called tecause If you Briggs,iriggs, AlanAl Orchard, Keith » mudas — called “Hoggies” orr coinage system: and of our own couldn't spend them, at least Same.ame. Bill Hunt. Jack Barton. ijViy A r^ you could wrap them around Dennis.lennis. Rush.Ru: James Peterson, oi/'uT-rir Area Grange "Hogge .Money" because of thee silver dollar. do you couli R IC H FIEL D _ The Ric®^ iise^ii^ e ^ the-Piclut£5_ofj..«ild.pis tb< B- ^ iS^th ihlhe advent.of tjie_^^eyplu- yourvour legs timly; youj stockings Danatana (yCrowley.O'er Tom Farn- _ and keep your shihs'warmt worth~M 6 i rangc_inade-pla.ii for-Ht^ on the "face” side. (The islandd tionary VWar. money became the and keep laL p icn lr. Aug. io dt-thrEa was overrun—with—WiTd^ogrTc-afccsrrrscafcc-sTTiomTTrodlty uf the culq —Conttnentamroney^snwjrth-a+BairdrGar conttne good deal more iii the present dockock and GaryG Baird. ork Mi^T' Campgrounds nejr K when,thewhen first settlers arrived—jonies.- onies. SmallSn wonder, then, that good dea nph Mine, when they m tivl thus the use t of the symbol.) (thethe ContinentalConti Congress should 'market] market than tl it was at the time -CarlCarl BaiBame. Randy Parke, S am Howard,. Dennis Hennefer. isday m ght a t the home of 5 In 1652, M a ssach u setts daredd issue paperpa[ money (promissory i of issue, but can be purchased Sam Howai Id M rs. H. A. Ros, Sr. ^ ' to take lin nice condition for under JIO a Johnohn Soles,Soles. Jim Munlock. Gary " ■ to take matters in ii;^ own handss notes) in an attempt to finance in nice cc C hildren’s safety, life o,, jl andmid establishede stal a mint at Bos-i- a wnr foifor'which they were poor- piece—wlpiece—which is cheap, consider- Murdock.lurdock. RRick Baird, Rob Peck , Children s nd Robert Hennofar------' “ ^rm, " 1 and^and worJs \vcri-siii,|^ tori, piatririgpiairi its pfoBlems ln^H^^■^^prepe f^prepareff'aritr7 cerialilly lll-ad- inglug the historicah significance-and-Robert involved and not much to pay ------of talkstalks byby Mrs. rtgnes PoiJ hands of John Hull, who st.-uck1< vised. WithW no sound monetary involved rs. Ross and Glen Rojs « - the now famous (and •limostt backing backing this paper money jap- for the autographi of some of SER'SERVES ON SHIP Mrs. Ross our foundmg falhe'fs. SHOSHO^SHOSHONE — Howard Horn, demonstratitmonstrations were giveifW unique) New England shilling,:. idly idly dete deteriorated in value, and our found >y A lexander on child cn sixpence a'ld threepence. althoughalthough not a familiar expres------enginemngineman an second class, is serv- :J°y , (Next week—Colonial coinage ingle aboard the nuclear powered Liayiaavid kosRoss, developing fe • The NeNew England coins weree sion sion now now, older people will re- (Next \ id Arnold Ross, electricity little m ors th an m etal di£,c3.i. m member em ber when the phrase "Not in the UnitedUn States.) Questions ajtackHack airciaircraft qarrier USS En- and Arnold irprise. He is the son .of Mr. TheT he next meeting1 will be Sm — with-thc- with-the-ictters-^lNEl^and-the-Hworth^ae-Hwortlv a < C ontinental” -referred, til oa_coins_nn rnins or currency should be terprise. H( denomination on them, artd weree I[ anything completely worthless, sent to: The Money Box. c o andndTTOrsT^GCDrBe—HomrTiorth- MrsT~i «-at-ths-ho-at^ them. ManyM of these tokens ___ ^ _ who urges people ’ to use theh^ were struckstru in England, by pri- ' park, but also to help keep “ it vatcvate indindividuals, for colonial Y A tLEV fi^;- con.sumptcon.nMEiOBB-TIMES-NBWS-WANT-ADS 3 S 4-piac»-ot-^oteign-mooey-w«s^ac«-ot-l ac. _ -- , _ Handy aald. "Uttle did I: Burmah areasarc about tho samee - - know when I planted this tree, time In 1910. 19: Walter Elfrlng.[. B ■ RF^TM FRFEZER th a t 1 would be enjoying its' now„ow of Meridian,M moved to0 ■ ahade ro^ears later." UlchfleldRichfield wlwith them.also. - ., ' ‘ f '"a HandyTs a former slate legis- h M Ci lator and has served many years H. M. Coffman, operated aa A » - ■. m m k I B W W threshing machine for a good1 A l ^ I on different boards, including part j""® of '';"?." the track. He hauled wa- thft school and highway boards. Sir b. ■’■ H # • rwBnily^Tnis~tioriored~l3y er, using oxen to pull the water . iji Hlfni'jir^fv'’” wi^nfVhewagon'. When Burmah railroad1 ■■■ 1 9 1 — ■ ■ . i •nniversary^ . , was buitt built oi out of Richfield, hisS tmmt _ _ _ H |H j j j |B ^ prominence in the area permit- lole Zig-Zag ; Early RICHFIELD and Bur- Kenmore Console Zi mah area history was recalled ted hlih to get the siding named this summer with tho visit of to honor hU wife. Sew ing Ma achi c h i n e s iMr. and M rs. H arry Coffm an, * Seattle. ■ . . . Improvetm C^fman is a son oTtho early- in the EDEEDEN village park at- day Burmah area residents, Mr. test to tho activity i of the Edenn J P P p Nb^raae-TOr|ftr“^ 5 ^ an d M rs. H. M. Coffman'; T he C om m unity Im provem ent A.sso- t Hh Kcquircd " ^ ^ railroad siding there, orr the ciation. TeelTeeter-totters and mfcr- ■ I Hill City Branch, slill bcar.i his ry-go-round have 1 becn.repaircd. ■ | \ molher’s firsV^niimer Burmah. ' i\nd”lhrOirAnd”lhrOimew^5WtnBs;,TKiint- ■ ------MnK~C^~<>r~Ch»tfleld,""Whose Itw ed H in n-n- -a- flaaflashy^ eolor-r wer«-

H Keiimore C< S » ■ '/...■■ I ' - 1 ’ ? -1 1 r 1 ^ PHMCO ' 9FV42A 9fv. ------1—. B Sewing M ac I ff^nco% iy vV...... No Trndo-In * 8 cu . ft. net votum* (NCUA) H Kcquired ^ COMPARE! • -s^orMrJo' Storag* door has davp - -W ill w e ev er kill the bug? ^ sh»h«:ve». a V e s. holdshold p a c k ag e s I^k* ^ 1 1 C%,^ boofc*books tor for •*aasy id«ntif>cation. •■»y«aiy »cc«»saccass • Porcelain B JL'ST SPrr THETHK DIDIAL TO: N e v e r ., anamal finished intarior H • nCish opaning op«n door hmg«t • M ake BButtonholes u tto n h ------Uox^C^yjwE?______...... ■ Jm • M»sn*t;cMagnttic Igaskat saal • Do Monogramm ogram in g W e brought Iho Vol'kswcgen irio 1 ~ r - - T - - -- - '• MttfwSvpi ayi4#»n ------Vswcgen irfo the world, • Sew onn Birttor B u tto n s o'nd gavo il Iho bosi ypors■s of cur lI'fff. !e. » f( —— - ■ When peorip loL’^hrdd at its(ft IcIccls. d s , iwa hs^pcJ ' I j • Overcast1st Raw Edges . Il moVe frlendi ,-;!l cvpr lhee «orlJ.vsorlj. S8 nililon of f^e-n. I I / I I i NEWEW PHILCO 8 . 6 CU. FT. Exclusive built-ont-on sewingsei light And wo rrc-i^c.i Ihcrn1 lhat?r;0 f fSf»fh« Vcl»Vo I k 5.W\ 3 C5P n v*.-a s •• « ”■1EST = S T FREEZER F R ■ ^ono-car thot would neveror go ou:oul of sr>tosi Imcc^ less CUT cf s'.-^hr). f _^ ______^ St»f« 300 Ibf. • \1er- _B_ NO MOXEV I ^ man 11 • ^ bu ,>>■ ~ - ---- ^ ----- ______W e'\r5STde--yT^-iT the bug’stHe teen bc^'s te e ri - -- -|-”^ ^ 9 MW --S t»f«ataivad u^«tr ’>4 • • rki co l'^-3 m S A 4 d o n 't do a lh,rg t o the VW/W excent ex cerl r-.sl rr-oVe il \scrk B k; b e llc r ond Icngcr. * i ■ A (ew rurists feel we V^ 'I't iSjiH? bcj bc.-i cjch ccic v, a ______~~ ~ ------nc chc - e :c C^C':^ ■ ■ ^ W e 'v e got to keep ti ::.-■''3 3 :he bug bi.’^ everyeve ch arc® I " EASIIESTT TERMSTERi “ Bf W a g e t.

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JurleyJS^oman^Ne;I . Nearing 80, Thi:Thinks Eight-t^t-to-one Ratioiols Is " > Learn Needed^ded Against RedjHeds ^ " *eople Are Neverver ttoo Old to Lei WASHlNl'.TONrNii l'ON (.\P) — IVn-jthc S-to-T ratio is 1based on the ^j! BI’RLEV '— Mrs. Rebecca ^ ------...------I ~ ~ i~ ~i tagon thinkinghitiking nnow tends' lo-jcurr.ent estimate.thitimate that aboutl65,- i . • •• » w ard thele vii.'wview ththai nn S to 1^000 CommunistiHinist trctroops are op- (, ^ J .iH Hawkinsxwkins Wilso Wilson, widow of the bj jPMWLJjlJBLJj’i'iiii^n w rr'Trr’'^ — T‘" ’ I f y- • latele B,. F. WWilson, for years ; i X ' • ' edge, fatherther than lhan I the oficn-quot-; (vising aboutout 5t>0.00(51*0.000 V ietnam ese ,i / f M M Cassiuissiu County auditor, admits ; ■ -V ,ed U) to 1I ratio, is a more reali‘--|troops. pluslus the 8 83,000 A m eri- { - ■ / f j j r f MM M e never wani wants to quit getting : ■ ltic goal for a manpow-ormar advan-jeans tl««ree or exp;i insuYgontsIn.suTgonts in South V ietjA ustralians and N 'I "i a3Wir a result Nam. ! ors. ntemplaling doing some ad- ' I J ■ ^‘>nleiiiplating liveil RWnil S tolo I nilto wiHiUlj It alM> takes -takes ijuoiju account-a------1 j ^ "vanci*dnci'd stuilystuUy in t the~Dntveisiiy] a far greater input of! 100.000-manin increaseincrea in South T (/ ■. ^rljK f . 1 irooji ralio to lho ... ant to high school for special I - . ‘ strengthI necilod lo handle the the *1 to 1 iroop F • ^ # - giirrrtlln^ij; have - beeirTowerotl equtvaloiuIt of txMlui ix'rhaps 6 to 1 . lurses when one of Tier sonsi — th e-rising uum ber-ef-—-lius^ w >)iildnull! sllll. leave a .defi- ^ .3 as a student. But thl.*! is get- ^ ~B5^SSi|jM nist troops, coupled will' cioiuy I'f about .300.00010( men. Ig ahead of her story, which . A4uif»inumst f;ger fighting units. ■ ^ un interesting one and which an ; basis for this seeming k s m K that the mind is will- c is the th eo ry -lh at the ervatiou !| S S a ^ aare re inever too old to lie Vtct Cong’insurgenis lo Cli ly from hit am! run tac- i. H U I Is lo OilShown j y U l P MMrs rs, Wilson was born on Aug. d lhe the numore men thev SllOSllONr.—AlONF.—A filmI on w ater- |j ~ :'liv:r>. ' ai~ at' Benjamin,-UtahvBc ^ - ---- lie e a s i e r 'i f b t'o n m cs'to ^1,,'d coiis'orvatloiilis'orvatlon \Vas shown B Hit on the«the°map I near Provo. I n. members< of lhe the Kolary Club ' 'I er fathcrTfather, I^U U aw l^.. was. tiinuua-maa increiihe . 0n Wednesdayuy iiDun.noun. U. H. Ha.nsen ramherincher and alsoi operated nn was programi;ram chairinaii.chai IDAHO DOVE BANDING last year'ear Intn cooperationcoope with other westernwestern statestates marked some implementnpleinent store.stn She W'as the has a|i entirely ditferenl visitorss were KaRay Croft. Rnch- »500 birds, and the goal Is nt leastit that many for 1965. Over a thousandhousand dovesdovt already have sixth.\th of 12 children chi and four of B H B H i g. '• '■ ester, N.Y.,.Y , .lame .lames Alastra and vOrk will continue until thc hunting season. I i-ver \vanl vto get old," ,\n banded Ihls summer^and^^e^wOrk^w cont ing season. Here, James R. thele 12 I'J areAre still living. REBECCA H. WILSONILSON ' * .lack Anderson, Good- erred recently to the Informationi!n ami-.KUucntjonand Fduc^ division o f ____sho—Jivod—int Rpnjnmin for ^ -----...... - —->r-— — ■ • ■...... -r*» ‘-• J she said,,1, "although althiiii^ gettijig older Haroldrold SwecSweeting, jtochcs- mkitfj btirttr dovps in xmrxrurr- a^iH5 ^ 1 ir 'ig^yeur 19 years, gotn^^through ...... n a P r r a iv Tinty so' (> Ml rran^i hoin^-y'VUi f^pwrK^ETgiiesFoin giiesi-of MrrtToft". went to school he would to" summer sci thele grades and early high school immer school at Utah State follow myiny reasoning."reason I I,e birthdayirlhday sisong wus sung * * * * * * * * therelerei min a typical country •^‘«>^hoin^^y’ home. University.ersiiy. Sh She studied mental The two iwo living suns of Mrs. Mrs. J. R. Churchman.Ch Let- He said that 1 would just em- health shopwoi -|—^ ^ schotjl, th shopwork for older peo- Wilson—Knrl—Knrl an:nnd Ronald—are iprs of npprecinllon npprecintl wcre read ass him, but yini know we all pie. It wns a full fi college course. i„,th successful businessmen, frnm l.indaInda RileyRile and David Q l^iVrpk ftl* 'f * (ir her senior year in high ihiu J-uh^-M/«^..annwcd.tQ move, so V much ^ fun and it was un- "I never ret ird son. James, died at chatfield.I. RichfleRichfield, expressing itickyLMourninging DoveDi Tests Ey a i m suu a n tilder sltitii;n t-nT -tm tlt—school—cT afo''j|''‘^u»u'.u’“fa!lt;d^ Il n7f~l2. ""i'*;''’ llolhh'' JlimU!! nim 'nKmk's forllie TO J "I torAinericarFork , American 1 a7d resided "‘■■‘I or the -1-H club sCtiWlif-' school that he really didn't to myly nttention,”attentio she said, "It *Mr Wilsonilson are biu-ied at Bur- ships theyley rccei'received from the Idaho Hunters1 EarlyEarl; in Septembt ;‘studr‘" :;iraraii;"^‘id at ull," she said. developedloped that al 77 I was the lyv. club. (tember .. :,“^studr‘" ‘ hen Wilson gave up the nu- oldestsl student the University I'riends.ids. neighborsneighi nnd fam------, , , In I903r-whei moVr-when 18 y ears old, she Wilson By JIM HUMBIRD smallill speedsters during a hunt- to lure doves out of normal enteredntered BrighamBrighi Young Univer- * ^ir’s ^ postP»" andn started opera- ever had in its history." Uy memlwrsml>ers areure getting ready T fo n ffti* 1 of a mink-fox farm. At the When sho I liUho Ftsh-Game Department ing seasonsea';o» — withoutwit adding ap- flight?ht pat.ernspatierns down to the .ty. ^It was at this time that she 'Tme t n e J ien she firsl entered the to honorir Mrs. WilsonWi at nn oi»n actor Burns BOISE — Most Idaho game preciablyciably loto hishi; food locker, traps. Over 1 ne time Mrs. Wilson kept universityersity she recalls that she house at her hhome. •12I 17th WENDEl.l^Fii>El.l.—Fire o( unknown '‘’f n let thelhe mman an :she was to marry '' bini -hunters will be afield Nonetheless,letheless, nationalna figures bandednded at NampaN in three a„d they were ,y as supervisor for WPA. was "scared tto death.” West, next Sunday,Sum They a.sk origin Thursday damaged a ------ctnrnening thcir eye-hand co- pointnt up the mourningmo dove as weeks,eks. not includingir 200_ r ^ i; "Vui Ifliis V^LT^led He hn ?r'ora ^A aiuMTWA activities so far "Butlut the youngeryo and gradu- that therelere bc no gifts and add irnrior on Ihethe MelvinI Askew ' priinatton and fianJeriin'gTW Dr-TDjrericTrsc n Z irs ^osr'".:> "now 7 , resides in Twin Falls, movee then youyoi weije never top '‘A womanvoman liklike Mrs, Wilson Firemenen were colled at 9:40 principally residents of He got his nt to the University at Mos- q|j , q Jearlt^"*- chukar, quail, sage grouse and Thehe mourning dove is migra- Treasureeasure Valley;Vall adults and att thelhe old VVinyard School at '“ 'he L ;o learlt^^-sht: !*aid, com es along oronly HnK... *f> “ a.m. nndd returneireturned at 9:55 a.m. V, studied for a five-year pe- rs. WiKs'onWilson has n tew olher while. We shouldshoul Hike d'dvan- Askew had the firefi under con-. forest grouse. tory/ and its stati status Is defined by younp-of-the-yoiung-of-the-year from nests Provo’rovo and lhIhen. a vear later, c™, studied f J, graduated and received his id^as Qf ]jfg a< f her ability and her cn- trol with1 the use of sand by the Adding variety will be the the Migratory BirdB Treaty Act nearar Caldwell anda Pavette. Dove becameecame principalprinc of the city s of life as it Is to be lived. Iage of her abili ihiltiest, trickiest bird of them of 1918. Primar;Primary responsibility eggs hatch in a chool at Oakley. Mrs. Wilson dtj^reetree and thenth took additional Instanceinstance ' she,believes that ergy andnd show herh l|>at we are timo thee firemen(iremer arrived, but gs hatch in about 13 davs and .school at Oal rk at Columbia University i[,e word "old' ill in flight — the mourning for dove managemanagement rests with squabsuabs are flyii flying out away froj;i.{j^cceptedccepted a job joh teaching the first o> , word "old" IS nothing more happy thatlhat shesho is 80 years not before,[ore, the damage was love — Wtiuse- limiting season th e Uiiitetl States xade in the-:n»Tne-ayatem und 1 ubiilingdohiained his master's de- ,hnn death denih hibut, that—lh» M/nrrt |yniinB-"------[4eH».— ; ■ — Me.^its III upproximuiely^m ibu le. •nd overlaps th e beginning life Service. HeHowever, a pro- month3nth. was.as there for six years. nMkend of quail, partridge and gram involving ^hat with all her other actlv- Mourning dove mates both While al Oa O akley she m anaged s. I^jrs.Mrs. VWilson still found ^ grouse shooting. Dove season birdrpipuSornS” population t 0 attend a year of summer [j,,,,.' m ieacl' ;nrt» n*! nsiial. September 1 distribution (exi rform incubation chores on to attend a le to teach national citizen- •' - • 3^ nests-Io- allow~eaeh-o(-thenv -study.^at„lJui_liudy-^al^Uie-Un ive r.sity-.QULa;aiLl.s,,„>{> f«F-twn--=vft>r-twn^^F^-at-natuFaiiaa«^ P nig<;e"-titrcl'Jpeeiea af<»-plen ff «nri— ttewmi)— » ind Iwcnrne-thej-mottigr-of-fCTtr ~i'|oAii "fiiglit'niRhl sc'^school. ’ _ y- — — i 'ul this year, and studies show phases^ror^nalemenlTnd of manai !i^ lime to ~ -! forage about I h f ~a"d-tKCTTng-T untryside. This practice sons.ons. One of the boys died at Uon^ ^^ aboutou this time she \ hat giving hunters the maxi- .search.rch. Annual population\ trend tn \nn )irth. She also was stake presi- ^^,nrk num opportunity to bag them data must be col rves lo segregate them by birth. She als: nl lo work as assistant at Lhe a must be collected. sexX during da^ daily feeding excur- lent of the yt young ladies' organ- i-reditjdit liureaul)ureau at Burley which U (^IA S( loM i»t hurt the carryover to Newlew techniquestechnique must be de- \SGCT• tNCe««»QllAHD ! ______.zj!lipn„QHlie-I.DS_.chur.chJJ'.cif. .wHft-ihen~»-'then~o|>or-aloU—by—Goorga — »------——— ves found in tho Nampa trap ind her husb;husband was bishop of peacockacock. Aftcr Afte one and one-half J ., „ ...... a-l* '■( Do%’e m an ag em en t work prq.sent.sent knowledgeknowlec of habitat 7 ^ „ wnr he ward. vears the bun hroQjiiout the United States is requirements,uiremcnts. TlThe dove popula- \ 7 a.m. were ' males. This in- the ward. irs the bureau was purchased j i In 1916 the fam ily moved tn j,y E. N. N. SteeJ.smith Ste: and nbout J l nore extensive than for any tion1 structure must r be ^Lm- :ate.s lha! "males are off (he In 1916 the Burley. He left teaching and two1 months d. P ast research m ust be sts and feeding and the fe- Burley. He months later he decidcd |i ito game bird. Returns from ined. Past resc jccame a rural mail carrier for ih,it ho woul lIjTetl. And, thor-o . m u s t 'W "ales Ion duty. “y- Traps aro chcck- became a rur t ho would dispose of tlic r nany thousands of doves that analj-retl. And, 1 period of 15 months. - rhtr^CTT^. uve been banded across the law■ enforcemenlenforcement. "at ^7 f a.m., J- 11 a.m., .1 p.m., a period of IS ^CT?T. . ■ I - "During that time,” she re- Mrs.■Irs. Wilson bought it for $500 V ountry In the last few years Thishis adds up to a big job, aboundd in in^he the evening. I-eniales "During th ound in the trap at 11 a m., calledcalled in an interview, " 1 was downvn and hnhad the balance of • < , ^ . ______how that about four per cent and1 the U.S. FiFi.sh and Wildlife J.’’';, content—to—juftt—tw—a—h«UK«wi(<>- 43;B00-pai!i a ro-in i)t--content^o— in a ratio of about SiCI-.W. andind take carecar ot the children. "That'That was aljbut the only J rs. Continental mourning dove budgetIget or staff tR FAST SELLING SEI] RESULTSI hislis mother fairf£ warning that if i wardrd oncc momore and so she went i ^ tesiern .slates. Some 2,500 birds andI when was the bird trap -1 ‘ere banded in the state last ped?I? How far diddii it tra v e P Howi car and the goal is a t least old is' it? The tiny le{^ bands I hat number for lOR.'i. Over a answeriwer ththese ese questions nnd I housand birds already have many others. For example. | marked this summer and doves/es rai.sedraised in Idaho are har-| landing will continue until ihe vesteci;te() in this or other states i ■ ■ l l •unting season. The average in thc the western iunit. Only a few nnual harvest by Idaho hunters doves/es produced within a unit, he past ten years has been are bagged ououtside the- unit.' W.OOO. but last year the figure Thisi.s does much to simplify the c^hed 192,000 birds statewide, managementnagement of a nationwide Tlie ayerage number of hunt- migratoryc^ratorv population.popul i f f l i ^ irhn try for this toughest One)ne olFoV thcthe m ourning dnVO' arget of all is 13,000. Doves trap p in g sites in I pping sites in Idaho ihl'rTcrrrj ^ humility among the sharp- is the Nampa airport. These. hooters and overwhelming em- birdsds like open areas for land-, >rrassment for- novices. Jc is ing and takettakeoff maneuvers, X uncommon for an avid dove Gameme managenmanagement workers inler lo t hoot- »p-«f>---en«4w^U<>mgt4niCT ■ Icvolovo I (koUUi—iuiiaui------______Idaho'siho's AltAluminum Center »se of shotgun shells a t‘these baitingting and puttingput out deroVs • HEADQUARTERSITARTERS FOR B E 5 rT m C fir~ • J

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T onjeht CHS Rryrti, : 1& C.l Suilivkn £>l S ullivan k W W'alt »tt 1 DIaney Sullivan ■ ‘...... :.*<0 I':<1 Sullivan K<1 Sullivan I nroa ______FA S-illlvan _ **ij;ilS Tonight Toi .Movj# Tonight Tonight ons Irjeta _ ' ' , . ■ *,^ .,V; -i f.;‘ - ..... -T-. - t30 130 Tonight Toi -Maid*______- TonightTpnlght______-iliu:le______7;(ifl nonani* Twilit* Zon*\» HonanzaBonan* I Combat i4S Tonight Tq, Movl* Tonight Tonight iMovia i '^ ^ ‘-v-- •-■■■■■ ■' ■' . .' •15 h•, s * :1&;'i s C»n<)lti C>m *ra C*niii»v|«« ______A Ntir">^__ir^e^ Movie ------l-Movf*------>-T»U -M*4»------1-Muvi*Muvi*------MovU------^ hree Island- ;I5 Movl* Tall M an Movi*Movl* Movie 'ArchaeologifialBl;al Finds Gainn Ne^New Home~^^ :S0 Movl* N f'vs Movi* Movi* - - Vrrv}»» Wi-tt»h»r Movte • MovU 7 Club Plans -ri|“11:00 Movl* Movl* Movi* Mtivi* orts of Local VisitVisionary ;1S Movi# M..v}» Movi* Movi* Through Efforts c :.no Hexllinc* M.>vi* Movl*Movi* Movt* f >fovie I n Continued from Page 2S tion. To do this he uses thee with its present limited pro-ro- ^Fair fllT Parade Lj;4.^1L_ - M..X ic X'^v|«« In this modern oge folks \ l ' Ihe^tlme of burial. Similarly he riddle. riddle, ’■ grams.gram s. KIFI KCPXC KUTVK I KSL beci he GLENNS JERR,Y=Ihe-Thr£M- become allergic to m mtiny c l n y . ^ found whole slrTngs dTaellcaTSTy— T.'Do'yotrlttcermystery’•'Dcryotrll stories?? —More -M ore -than-th; anythin); else, the GUENN : - Idaho f^t!» Salt Lakeke Salt Sal Lakr I Salt Lake +K 7 i in Island Riding Club will sponsor cast copper bells from graves Who'dunits?'W ho'dunits?” the sign asks,!. center is severely: hampered in Island Rii C h a n n e l 8 Channelil 4 ChsChannel 2 Cbannel 5 things besides hay fever.ever. of the parade during the Elmore with every bell dented in exactly "Many"M any ofo( theset cases containn its activitactivities by the lack of the pa rac ^ NBC Cab1« 4 CaCable 2 Cable 5 poQPoor TV reception andnd a the same way, again apparently the only knownkm cluc-s. Help Us-I- space- CountyCounly I- rair. Aug. 12 and 13, A B C 1NBC CBS ,. . on purpose. What are ththese things from thee Lack of space l-j the reasonon according to W. W. Knox, presi- ______j______ifmlimited i choice of channelsinnels y [rf Then Herrett found the clue past trying tto tell?" Herrett is not now able lo oc-1C- dent,dent. 1 :00 Ruin Runny I COHcan ruin your enjoyment^nt of he was looking for—perhaps the HIf the visvisitor takes the bait,t, cept an offerol made by Dr. Al-\l- Knox willw announce the gen- ilS Rus* Bunny r- most valuable and archaeolo-. he will, in fact,( take an activee fr^ fred Kitter,Kitter Director of the Uni-ni- erale ra l chaiich airm an after an organi- ;jo Farm Reportrt Utjff* Hunny TlDSfine shows. Get the biggestggest yf ; part in discovery. Many labelss versity olof Pennsylvania Mu-lu- zation mIece of' result of *“suggestions * from visit- Dr- Kitti your present set, moke the I tors, especially from school)l eight^montheight^montl loans of large col-3 l- ChesterChester, Carpenter was ap- :.10 T.ivinr WonJ K«ith TtxfaTT .Scienc*.Scfenf I'lah /v w i bak^ clay which depicted the tors, espcc , ------i i i ------<:VhtGPh>P- T.mI.v:------_ :^:irjir.s------Lliii:------e o s y Kcene of a woman’s deathbed, children, whow wholeheartedlyy lections t 6 Herrett—an undream-11- pointed tcto coordinate plans with ...... ' eosy switch to I trv to -solve the riddles- ed opportiopportunity for Twin I-alii;ll!i MMountain ountain H om e R iding - Clubs5 ‘• : -JJ ''0 FUh**r FamlJy He^nv A Ceoil'ecil Sclenf. Scienc* ('amera 8 /* A D She lay on a couch with bundles try to -solve :15 FUher Family Denny A Cecilrecil Scirn<-< Scirnc* famera .1 WADCABLE-VISION . Get the most o, M r of food and clothing placed onI Herrett rereceives many packss and all of Idaho. Wilh such re-e- for a series serii of competitive gym- ,'!33,1i) Uullwlnkl* Riillwinkl* Sacred Heart Face Nation / ------cach gide~of her h e^ and-feet.r full of Icttoletters from thoso chil-U sources available.a Twin. Pallslls ktvanas.khanas. for-thut-fall,fc ------:4.*i ------for-jv*ry WVVaahlniit^in aihli .liaAcball > . t and originality of several sixthh Should HerrettH manage to getet business meetingi in August :.t0 Frv.n'irr F»hh .Me*»*r P lreetlona Hnihl. ib l* / An.w,r. n»..b.ll For F®*" moreI information aboutabout tains- ' '■■ '»'ntain Ku'delguidelines- I.ittlel ittle Buc B uckaroo Rodeo on TTiurs- :1S !t,, Ana>««r D irw tiona Bible / An^wrra !ta«eball ■ was no accident.______^ g t H :T-> Faith Today |.*t,e* r FrontitFrontier Faith iU.eball the i n e picture ) you deserve, coll ------That in quito a - fout- tiiggrs.------— H£.r.rcUH-errett js jMil_ivillinj; to let dayd.^v nnd Friday nichls nf the , coll There is no sure .m-swer to the ,| Almu .iv-UtJ------Lius______, Fn,n;lrr Fa^th----— ------US~TT ; tions. About 8,000 school chil-). expansion interfere wuh his goal'3l fair.(air. Dr. and: Mrs. W. A. Rulieir-' jj 1,0 — — USTTOW ;------riddle, for \vc are dealing with j, *" 13.^0 Sm*-i».t-M*n».'f» »^tc F trtiir*• Mi^vl*M.nl* Ba.^h.ll : dren will tour the ccnter thisis “fof a° ceniercentet run by and for ama-'®* are chai;chairmen of an Arabian1 :1Siis Smivit-Manlon ni» Tlfturef Movie BaacUall k an origmal and unique find. But* ™year. ., ' teurs- He feels that a center Horse ShowShi to be presented onI :1.) Silver '^'(aci_ fenpoint F-l.d. Mori*Movie HaAchall ^ ..an .frtitfatiid gucM may-tteJveifc- —ComnninleatiBW ^ co'mnwjn’t io—v a lu e dA SUCtt.aasuch.fls hihis is .\vorthwhilr> nnlyflK. -.Cnliir.l-iil.-tfim'irda" aflnr th<^ fnii-______—....'V'.:<-% .... Silvfr \Vlnr» ^ P-r.»'int F>1.d. V-vi..V-vt^______fU>«>hi>ll______J ------' ■■ , ------.^ 4 most. Everything visible in Her-r, because it is of service to its ci B Herrett speculates that the In- JS??-, Arfs^ Mrs. Claude Smith and Mrs- 1:00 i "o f:n< >r. B..« tn^ Movi* Mori* Movi* ^ * j rett’s Arts and Sciencc Cenier,r communitj community- He^vill accept pro- Chester CCarpenter were appoint- :1.% Kn-'# »..w;in4 Movie Movi* M.,v,e ^ dians believed tha spirit could* is- rf:,-«(-teddirected 1 to that end- The dis- fessionalisifessionalism only if it will not pj :.10 F.nco-e Hiw lm if Movie Movie \f.,sie ► ascend to heaven only If the ‘®. ’ cd 1 0 organize the gymkhana' -.ts :4X rn->.'r> H.n*,Ing Vovii» Vovi-______Y ; play ca-ses are m ade of drab un-^ exclude exclude th the participation of tho events duduring the fair and Mrs- spirit was released by "killing-", interesting P ^ ^ ' m aterials to avoidd communitj community in discovery. His q p 2 :M M.>i,l.r L rjrt.n M.ivj*Muvi* MoNte ^ The benefit of food and clothing ,'^iD- D. Anderson will bc publicity ;n:l% 1 -eti.n Mnvi*Movie Movie < ■J drawing attention away fromT, ‘enter center mu must be above all else chairman of coming events. i-lil Movt* MM.n m i*i* Nfr,vidvisite, H crre u ’s m useum , it Mo.i* FDR F.noorfHncrt* Am.-,.eur »r. :<'» FT>?t Kn-.nrr ."l grade bov’s flaggin': intfre s i. __ I Eiffel’s towerI still stands over0 1 ^ _is^nowji^n is now an open que.slion w hether ------Fn-.nr»______Ar.twtrur Hr. > pJParis- X ceiitury from nowTTer- it was ll ...... The spirit then "sped to the' ,. Herrett is a firm believer inT^'','^- A c ?r- It wa,s" tl^e EurcTpeans or the‘ " 4 :0(J’ T5n;'atTtnr~' " r'^^rel"^ CenliTry’ ...... Ihe ability of the amateur toJ, retfsreit's Arts and Science Centerer AmericansAmerican: who offered civiliza- ;J5. Meet Tie** Sliatin# M*»:h Century ^ ^ bookkeeping files in hc.nvcn .is "v . , I Sp.\i‘a Action -'Watina Newi conti^ute to scholarly discov- may still rise above Kimberly■ly tion to theth .savages in H92- :',s Newi A \ iewa 7*n* (Irey proof that the roortaU h.td car- ^ . -{^ ’ ■. h .■■—-■■ -----~ ^------— . t4S Sr>..rt< Action SVxting ^ ' • Ne'^«-< NeM-< h Vtew^ Cr»v N ried out their respon.;ihilitv toi e r ,■;. y . T h i s i s p a r t l y a n o u t g r o w t h ------I of his own e.xperience and sue-; /» 1:0 0 H'*-,V l>n- iV<4‘r rSA I.a.ue Herrctt’s coUectioa contains‘cesses- -. His '* greate.st hope is to Q\ :30 \\» u Pi.nrT Nt.-vi* I)i»ne Di»ne>->-'5 W^rlii .'.ta,tian riddles to bc solved. Onel stimulate^ / other amateurs to-1 '66 A-GO-GO) CCol o l o r T V | J L v - 1. ni«n^^ "< ' f ' nt»n»- U'.>ri,! I of his figurines, already mention-^ w ard ui-^^cd isc usCII. f ry------— T i n T^vjci ■■ ]WiTr~ntrnFT------r^Tr-vT*------rTtf*r.‘«ney a orTif ' I-:.? ‘FuTTrvan ^------ed as a document nvoixling * But mos't of his faith in ama-1I- ^O[eceive^70i^^!olw 10 f on :15 vv*jf Disney >L^vi* DUney** DUney World K^i SuJIJvan “ teurs stems from the success he! V ' ^olor an KM VT IT:S0 BucksVin Waron Tr*.iain uaca^avn i^jca^K K.^ Sullivan dropsy, is interesting: for an- _ :4% Hu-k«\ln Trainin B'i--V«kinP n r \.k Fd StilHvan PHONEsIE o tt^ reason. Its artUt made the^ has had nad wuwith them in the opera-j You' IO U Need: eyes in a way unhke that ofJ tion of his center- Its program 1 a c 1:0T:W 0 nsinmnta ^ Effon T raIn in Bonant* B onant TwlHte Zon* 1 1 - A Good C0103 SET. Ordtr Yoof» Yoofs Now FroiFrom Your F«v©ft»* De»l*f, :1S n.-.n*f\x* W acon T raia in Bonanza Ttonani Twilite Zon* ■any of the other 1ig\ircg.______is run entirely by am ateur help -1 ---- nuM xua ------CTiir-T3-t3!l«:n -A-p<6 p „ Cbior-»ir«f;------gg n r — i — - TJnmisUkably, lhe eyes arc“ "Tti2Y*"KtaTr"i5~"20'-M^H^cHooI~as- <;istnni<; am ■ -» i ___:ne ^ sist-ints and lecturer;- Herrettjj' 3•** . If' 'Yco A., Con„,;.,d To A CABLE For VYoor Sa " ------7 3 3 - B 2 3 G alanted! A pigtail nir 3 down the ,v_- 8 :0 0 Movi* M.ivi* ‘ M ovl*’ *= finds that there is a smaller; g"Nff.l A CHANGE 0,VE» SWITCH, Th*» Tfi.. SwitchSwi It Att*in*l m ay have visited Amer.c.^ be-' " , Or'-tr S.d. Of Ih, 5,^;tth,JfouHi^*—You. Hiw* Yow C*bV Sr^at. TWS ' -oo' ' ---- =l(ir» Cohiinbus. '•-Icciurcr li^iurcr thathan whon^^ttM-^hildrm^ w -M .^vi* Movi* n; ^NVTrCH" i5 necessary io avoidAVOID GHOS'ghosting. SAAEARING AND -is Movi*______R.)w:inff . . . .,, are confrontedconfron by college stu- inT! 4 5 M.^m* M.,v.e Movi* ______llowiinff I-' INTESfEBEMCE IN RECARO TO COIOR lEITELEVISION. :Z0 Moxte M a»„ But what does Herrett do withldenf:^1 j dents or ortprofessional lecturers 4 , a d Movj*______Howling - -4«.A^D.ittct_Qff-AlE.AMIEMNA-Uk-u £SSE-NUAL-ttsEAiiiw^rof cooo-cotoa -TVr— '•*'- - —------— - g------_____------Vr»«-v______H .reMnj ______tTeMwrcs?-No-^a{c iT-h!},-{M ■TT.^-.e"Ihese >hard-worTcing assist-' ^ *Vm\ I- ’ KMVT Swgg«tTt TK»t Yoo ConUcton»»cr YoorYo^jf F*vF«'vo j 10 :CO enonjgh to suit him- He wantss|ants ants are v5yeII rewarded.” he; w.ii j 10 -vc.xm Sport* Sparta Bowline „ W, Mtlfacts to be seen and un- .tayl "We^ e,' w.ll B* p)«.Md W,rh Ih. Exn-errxlyExtr^mtty lc»lew Co»f Of An Off~Air f f^porta . Mov'i* Mov'i* n,>w.jnr ’m u j tiexitood. I- Qf-says- "They receive the thanksS Aorenn* Aai'i Ar>d A Ch.r.g« Ov«r■•r Swiich-Switch, .1 Mov,* F«w ilr Bowline of the public and appreciation' , i ------^______------^>.^^ie------liiiUa*______■ • »o.effective method3 for the goodgoods they -show-" i Or^er ' Your Color Set and^ntenna and^r Nowl h ;.to .10 hdp lus visitor understand-' Good as U-- ' Moti* New* ■, ®s hLs center is now. 35 35 HOURS OF COLOR»R p PROGRAJ r o g r a m s p e r w e e k i . 1* K in r Fim ilv Movi* N'ovi*Niovi* N*wa his JcU\-e panicipa-lHertett--1 Herrett ix far from satisfied | :S» Kim r.milr M,.V,. M„,i. Tbe Sah»l • - - • Ucrri* M(TWttri*vi« Tb* SJItai ------—------• • '1 . • irt iUiiMr ' .. (■ ANDYOiyREl f-rwis IS 1 ??-Ns/HERE'S PT-'A/HET r - ...... I'f BUT SHE« JT S H E CAM'l e C ^ W i Jimes-News Go s o CUTE IN S MVGIRL L,, V O U R r* right L, cxJUTJT WITHWlTf HIM fT.i*V ■ ■ s Comics foror thet] Entireire ] Fsumily S 1 VOUR COLLEGE ~ FRIENQ 1 FRIENDFRIEND?! HERE? 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Inass O pportunilija... ------30 Hotnei ior S truck.. North of it_i,y U3J.43 S Numbers FREE MAINTENANCE .I.y, Cooa!S»------i.nlfi^°k°“h;. RUMMAGE .An ono>u.I ..p«nlr.c /or • ------0Jl08H-t .nd •m.ll motor «- ,„,|y c»n>.l..> ------u n a .u .1 D ..n . 1 W o r k W a n h lr abop, duinir tfuod buainua. Will place, full.!lW baae n.c„'r‘?.‘i^ /;'- r o r k W a n t e d 2 4 ■Sr;,'’1 buaioeaa or buUdinj^ ccparatcly. «ara«*. axcall. of charge et*'a • —------.».. .ic.ll.nt loc.ti',., “-£• WK 1 Espariri.f*:'* "• iiutallation. aarv------Reason retiree ason ratircmant. Cail 324-240J. mediateil.l« ^occupai‘cKcup.ncy. Slj.juu.' Whywhr oot T7 1U'» v«ry alrapla. Juat w tn^. ..ou..l.niI of n,c.»l work- N O W Wrile ril. 240 SoutSouth Lincola, Jarum*. . No m atteatter m xjtn you Ura »allwr ,.u»r up a a a m o t.l in M>kic V.llcy In bI^ LUCREon^’hfhf^ STKEKT: > l^„ ,,s THK •rtwE TO SPRAY FOB 5d mutal town. May cuaaidar aoma f, . on. “ V*in b.».n.cnl. L .,.. ______. .Ml , t^ e » . Jji tueM areaa, v p u c a n . pn.nc™pllaocaa or ' any bou*«bold lUm , I.2. HhihHijth 'cl!'-.' »ch. nr.da.lc. ■■ .IS THK room, lou of ium telephone iRs Tim ts- thal la no loi}opg*r ot ua« to yuu aod , ■ - g a r d e n HOSPS: A reader eitherEither becorrbecomes mildewed or 'i! D ciT t."!.. rt.p o ii-lb lllty . • Ap • A phid. f. ■ • lot., .cro« .;t„t K«»a frM'Ot cHarsa ,„a^ 4>u mUtbt dnoi< D«f-OK i>ALE:_ Excellent c ^ niik ruuta. property i«u JJj,i i..c l . t o„-;y ,u.t. alt duwn t»y Uaa Ul«pb^«. c«U I. Tup p«>.' erating around thi^^^endeTl — ' -malces any difference In the andmd plants dry dr; up.' jfI f yo^ yoo ,uveUv in Dial 7ja-0»Jl and aak for th« Claaalflcd : 2. S alan rd .u.-r^i-oty GEMGE.M SPR SPRAYING SERVICE rume area. Inuuire: 733-fiy77. DI3P' What’s the trouble? Zinnias ButU, Cai 3. M.Kmu.o o,.ni..ny b-rf.fiu.. ' Dl amount of water delivered if What’s the Butu, CaatJetord _M 3-«sa U«partm «ot. A n ad ta k e r w ill b alp L^/fVer'^U D1.1 73d-«iO« _ d o w,-NTOWN n t o w n c o rn e r fo r aaia. 600 GLOBE REALTY liv e two main dise«es;Mildew j 4. L.i.cr Upi-'rtoni-.ir-i. ' ►ck 2nd Avanua«st»ut.h. 100x126'. «^^diion L ilM. pryg-iiirw rdmalns the have two mail . -_ ^ u a wuid tha ad. gxplaln cb»rya»_____ 4_iL.e_Li___: ______- I block 2nd Av« andmd alterliana alternarlia Blight. MlldewTs — Wmdeu^WendeUrOoodlat.—^ ------REPAIR—ANYTHING «oodjd d>iva.indrlva.in locatiun^ :,i= «-'i' Hagerman. aod praato yuu' ara on your way k>‘ >>^n <*' [r Oaterhout T h e answer i* yes. the dia met- <,potlfed.pottfed by Itsit; w hitish coating to making aom« good bard caab. 'S 5v»d nid c< ««**uma to From. From . iurflT*.lurftr«*«. lawnmovec™. mo- tOK SAUK; SALE: ^orm Stu ». w.tchou.. I^J300 Ar* " Ir*.l",dIrelan d | Jerom a ______i3«-iS35 '■> ■ BOX 3D tor.,torj. and pui puraaa. If it'a brokan, w« ,q. fl.», ft.», 3 3 bedriK*m bedi _home. Shoahona. Member M er of the opening maltes a big onm the foliage.foliag It’s worse in Fur U'»ttM'»t r«*iraaulta alwaya pUc« yuur Member MuUipl, tU.m'g ■ , . Timr>-So«.a can f*'' fll iu Fra% aatlmates, pickup, Idahti.thd. phtme phtme KS^^^7677. H ______difference. The iariter the inside muggynuggy weather. wealhc co0'/ AJi »ary««ry lia)aim pU. U o 't it T «4>1. fu rnrniture. itu re. 67H-I67H-6316. Rurley.______ROTO-TILLING b u i c_’K k apartmapartmenta. er ^ uiiilJt in Twin With living nn ]4ot all hoses deliver the same ^ildexnlldex before II gets too far ___^ S e a ^ SeafeoinpT Jobs r o i Ila. -Ow ner m u*t aell. F hone 733- fireplacea. Far; ilong. Badlv infected plants « -.itA.iLE.tEA(iLE HAFiCTY SEIIVICE A} C .n l.n j. L..WIUI .n d F .m . A c r.- 12: •“ 733-4787: " ‘’" o ,' 733-4S7S. be«iroom in fc amount of water. . . along. Badly declo, Paul, AHKnm«ot-i a v a i l a b l e atiJraka»>ShockA-Uuffl«r» , HH SIDE Wreckinif Yard by 1 c*«-pat.carpet, Ularge curp..ri For example, hose with one- shouldihould be pulUpulled nnd burned. As N o rla n d ______878-3553 ______<17 Main Eaat 7:t3-a 2 !4 ______Mu.I have^ ( .--.t taiard tiller. tiller. ' NORTH SIDE or alternaria blight, try using l.lo*o.c^ >ra.-m. Ola K C IinKenneth L. Davis owner.ner. Rea.^onRea.ion—health. Some trade * t, r*" way ^ “ ba..em,ni fc elchih Inch hole deliyers about for alternaria CUAJtC U iiE U.S NtN O W ! l t ‘a ttviag to b« fail n»rJ.* *o7f’r^ n.i.iercl. P hone Jerom e. :t24-47i»l. « « btn in eeu u wilhwuh builL.n t' en 4 .J gallons of water' a minuie ^inebilneb (found in garden stores you 1know It afid you'ra atill n/f 2.;j« llth Avanua E*Jt 733-2U24 rt.n-.wlerd.LJ------; ------^ ------;------aurfaciifac* unji.un.l. Cok...vd A ," n- lo U >n "old t..hlonrf'‘ d.- EotfU.e ( j/ f u r r , — ------. ------Z " — f o r SASALK; LK; 1Jour-ple* apartment. ujj a tre e t with cuiUa (based on 50 pounds water underinder many brandbi names). The ♦^ , ^ gotnic to b« Ei-s-uuian, ^6 1.. J to ^7.3- . TTractor facior J and Auto Repair ph..ne.one 7j3-&oa.733-&0a4.______walka. Muat . « ecrcrl.Tto-keep'foliaEe-covered------...... rr>«nWay Ua- O ileti *4.H48 ' ,,, , ka. Muat a<-« l„ aprucci.t.. ' “pressurei;“ «^ne-hBlt--inch-tii'jecrc' **din haa alP'tK^ ^df(alla~ror~VaIn|f a F rr nrn W.ter-leo^ie.V\V« ' T r i M S ------Wtil- maka -aarvlca—^la.-^-.Ua*. a..aiA*«mait«*«-' .H7&.^-dowopavmenT -'fr7T5--\r*“ ---- -awetet^-hosc-abouL-3.B gaUcgs jvith-ihe:^i/lih the chemicaUcJie BEFORE ••■M.i.Wrn." 7 ------empbiyeti by leading t»-aclt,r com- inveSimenT»a t t m e n t s - ^ — ------3 1 - pany. 4\j y-<’ ...... tu.nUh«l . . -7B3-8.31, ; three-fourths inch o pe n I n g growing[rowing State Fair, a variety of ,*»iii'iNl*. aewlDtf, alterationa for Shortlurt term.term . W’rila’ Bo.< 12-D c .o daya. c piui plua ..th*r K-neflLj i me»-Kewa. ------gives 15,3 gallons p er m inute., i^innia:lnnia which is somewhat re- CLJCLASSIFIED taiivM. All confldantlal. 733*6631 or at-hl•<-hl or otheri needa. UeaaoDabla Tlme»-Kewa. Hi,. a4d.______raiea. I.aV iaa B u rn h a m . 32t»-44Ul. > . SALE;SA LE: 2000200 aharea of Idaho In- 7 f t y i j n 'v 1 .1 You get more volume with a sistantIstant to alternaria. alte | DEADLINES C o n t a c t Filer. • ve^mrntrtmrnt Con>oratlon.Con Phona 423- XI;RY i“In th. counlrv. a V,i, V^ liKhL chalra, axerculntf a«juipinant. TV/T' .-oom,. t.n c y Tf.m.lv r.,u„, ihorter hose length. ^ CYCLAMENCYCLAMEN: This Item can rrut>-bo,rrut>-haa, wawalkara for rant or aala. |YliM S T S P A C w/ORK m n r needed: - ^ Know electrical, 4»J3.1...I. Kln.bc,ly. Kimberly Tv'in'r In. the hot days of July arul ^10 forced Into tbloom again. Keep of TMriA V Ku\tr*l>ury'a Pharmacy. 117 Main ___ , • plumbing plumblnir aj arid carpantor work. Dill w’ANTED;I^TED; (Jood aeaaonc«l c*mtract.or wintlow. cSee iX'; Aii[tih| vnu should resort to the rfsiing in t SUNDAY and MONDAY Ea*l. Pht.na 7U3-tiu74 o r 733.Q 1U . t mEm p I Oployment Division \\>ir,\Velr, iienermltian Dalivery. Twin ^^uxtJxt deed v*itwith «1U«*auUU Box J216, tainal...I . 2 2 batha, b..h«, -r T ““' I resting in the cellar or^out- Falla. ______T w ln Falla^______use of any miilch maTeriift^o doors wltiiout ------Kla.l.hiCKlJl.l.hiC lUllU lL 'S ll CO. -quality pro- hinwjjual O pp^Tiutilty Kmpa»y«r buttonbutton hole*. holea, hematitcbln.;, etc. Sktn- InSUrflDCO . 3 3 “ does not add water to the soil. ee a tiny ^.pr,sprout showing, start Orders MustM Be Received 7:it*a::j'L------—— “ her* ■her* Sewinar Sewinjr Shoppy, Bave-on Shtip- llAVK |YXVF »pccl»l i»p« 1..W r«tc. on r.r REAL rll,-; l.>nl„r. 733-ot«2.------I n .u r .nluranre r ,' for for J yoting mamoJ rouplea. REAL cci ESTATE but merely conserves the water catering ering h.It. That’sT a sign the Before U: SALESMAN Before 11:00 ajn. Saturday Transportation—Car T„n,port,fi Pools 10 l.SittM apraying. Inaecticidea, Her- IJoydoyd Roberaon Roberaor Agancy. 733-8856. SERVICE otli -gupply there. does this by re- lant has-hrol!has-hrokgn ll.a dormancy ______* - -- - . _____ .. ______Air* 2t-4-'>, ncai ojiixjai anoa. T<} bicldea.bicidea. l**w l^wna, trae«. abrutM. M. L . ------t " 230 Blue l^keaIjikes North :n.i 4„ ducing the amount ot surlucc apdnd Is ready forf another show. ' ’ |-ASStNi;KllI'AyHENtJKil vicinity of Washing- ^^^1a?n TTTTl ----l^rm rr---- t+ra---- fatrolq^ a------K.iiils~v'.iui^r bK.mr K.»"ni y T .rv s os T. I MuPC-^tet^n* iit t e t ^ n 4 ( y ------—K kiCTt-FTTrman. *T t-Frre T13-'4'J5l"'^---- : - trrta D<', U»vg Krl.liy AM. Aua- aiitland f\.luaif\.lu a iv p SlN<;Kit ‘T-MU-h A ctL-wiK.-^ }nw=ln= a window • tliat-ir^ ^ ==A±»fa=^ - ^ 1 1 ! '• ■■-rrinr HE^'lNti t.u lh L . and and^ buitoiiluJe* made ia my XcCORDlONiOBt>10N,. t:uit.r. 1-l.no. frlv... Don MltUm, 7.i;i-iudi u.lu«l fi. Pht>n«Phuna 73T^gffrr— "■ Wnir"—■■■«■{ :nber Multipla Lifting Serrlc It also keeps tho rool area brightright or leavesleave will be spindly. Job iialnlos. SaluTv iJu5 cViW: ~ Orders Must Be Received Beauty Salt rniaaiuti C ar fuinisK.-d. U aual __IPhone hmic 42:1-51^7. 4.. -5 _ ,irurum m eenu n u available. avai W ynk/>op Muaic" _cooL___Some co m mon m ulch ~ IQUESTION n n F S T IO N i OEJTHE JlV ^K x ___ ^Orders M B««»ty.s»L9n»______—r..f^ip...y tifiicftM. rnliniitffd op- HEPAIRINOEPA IR IN O ani d rafln U h ln it fu rn itu re . Sluiiicxt,uiiii><. 1)34 i)34 S S unrise. 73.»-72GS. materials include straw, saw- p>. £.p of twI^Twin Fails: "Please BeforoTTW'^mrUie BeforoTTl Day— lptciAb P E C lA l. rT~ I J)ack>to<«ch 4>ol-pa4rman«ota. portunity f'for advan>.*emanl. Apply STTnflR T t TIlITXIZrrtKnir duiit peatmoss, wood chips, !ll us when’sw hen’s the best tim e to Beloret •s-IS. (iivan by M ary Hpaovk an d C arol in ,.en.<.np'n>'>n ai T H E SlN G E Il bhonephone ^Z(T.5 ______*tudenU.?jj^i'"r^h:fuT 1922 E L T '’S Jr^^ ■' w'K e NEELTXTSTINGSfm k h i Ul^KM*,km«. UptownUplu« llaauty Nook. L*U3 :!n* cuatom «r p ark in g . 7rt3«4B30. only, aak f-f-.r Mr Flora.' 'ouMD'r , / Hm lornlng, o th ers say night Is HORT of time and need acho«>l clothe ^ Schooil ^ .'r;^ic‘;‘‘* bean shells, shredded sugar best.”est.” COMP1.ET1!; lU.uly ..rvic. by »dv.n- AN EQVAI. (H>I*UKTUNITY made? ^ r.i Call Norma Stanaall. 733.418t>. ------;------cadc*4 atudanustudvnu at raaducc-1 pricn. Per- t.\l P LUYEU cane, pea stones, pine needles, The -j-iic. latest thinkingthi on the sub- PLAN NOW TO EARN Call Kay Harriv^a . ■ manen^^ J3. \gia_ Academy^ ------.1—— ...... ------Bl u s a i i n n e e s s s 8 - -^ O p p e r t m « U l a s _ _ _ a a _____P L A N NC *gi$M ^W hpretcr-— ieet-lir-fht!inRSt~l!r~rhtsr" Cut iliern In the 1.V& Main W ^. Phona 7i3-6342. Classified D ire c t^ — — T n G H ------EE-.- -- W . MtrRM O B E irrs----- FREE: Every reader who ey^ping.venlng, since the plants are VIII55I1H IlAiKCUTTJNc;. hair alyllnr, Untln^. WAIW A N T E D . . . — 733-6013^ 1 3 }Iomali< phona 733-2?a w ants to grow b etter P lants funill of carfaoVcarfaohydratos after 'a Parmanantar«rman«nt» from |5. ArtUtifi Beauty YountrYounjr man between tha of 1® OOWN W N A WESTERN AUTO TM( ___ Saltm.Saltin. U4IJ4 Main Weat, phona 733- ami *„,j ;<5 i„to „aell athlvlic equipment to ACQAf I N C O M E ------______should have a copy of my help- jay’say’s exposure to sun. Actually, ANNO'ANNOUNCEMENTS 1041. EvvninsRvnlr appolntmcnta. ih«lha arKtK)!!! arhwersJ, cvcnlng____ --bnme.-NaaF-LynjE«>d_Mlll_Blll*_LaXee _ . l^nw/MJ.vnwiM'd Shobpinu C cntar alore■ lijre In In Ixi Ixtgan on Saturday and personalnonal and and financial tndvpend- garaga-age w ith with «t^,ra«c. CotnpUul, venlng— ^ __-C3aialitcatloD-18--Uirou8li-a*^caaisliuitli Shopptnr-C*THfT»;-F»nc«t“bark-yara'. ------■r-^ Sunday,-Auaruacr-g-.rxnd S eace,.ce. lb»n lb»rL ajn almoat any other pro- lan«lacaped. In _iMBPt«hlrs and housa planta. It At either ilmi TwTri"TaIU.” Tdaho------Fum!ay,-Aui tlacaped. Inquire ftL'S Mounui, At either ilme.Jhe flower stem ' Phona 733..169W. ------1 - •------thisthia atora atora a an d talk lo prt-jpectiva ^e^^Jn^:-‘4tnn:------’ — ------—^ ------Dylva—-V.uf—Drlva—\Vaat,-Tu.In-FaI5.'w - »ne 733-M331.______^ ^ tells the truth about laund^ I,1 more apt to be full of moLs------' *Tg rwAM1 C tA t------■ Bo-pt:cr OHiLO CAUB otNTtlHT Ketp-MKatp—Mala al< "and FainitB 20 T.iiy^fi:----- EAUfY'ARTS ACADEMY haa opanInK agaa 2*6. 180 7th Ave- — ------T If ryou 'f u Tcan .7 o u .ii f , for. w:.u;;r BEAufv a AVENUE EAST. Superior ol.Itt and wash water for those who mro.jre. Flowers should not be Olaaslflcation OlassUlcatl( SO through 38 optnins Auto Franchlaa. hero ia a wonder- 135 MAINM WKS-r nu»nua North.N orth. R *^d«nca 73J«60tf7.______PPERSONNEL E R S O N SERVICE a -;'" lie good condiliun, i bedrticrej have have a limited supply for harvestedarvesled duringdurii the heat of the _ , _ _ . II f'llful upportui (»pportunity l<» ow n your ow n ______80H00LS-INSTRni3TI0N UXi'EUlENCEDtXfUKIENCE bahy aittlns in my k ...... , aeparatea ra te muaic, muaic. living, ,lit»in< n..mi’ srowing plants. Send me a self- j^y^ay, the worw orst tim e tO' cut o o m w l .b Of M agic Valley i.u.ino..buaineaa .nd and yet ba a part of 4>na :>ath3, hardwot>d floors, firrpii.-, hom*. Day, nlgbt or anytlma. Phona of Amerlca'a laadlns merehandiia UlnOtier InstructionInStrUC ______« L.c™.;;-,. CnaaallleaUon 40 through 4S ement. garage. 2 JuIa Ixnilw p^ addressed, atampcd envelope them.lem. Cutting in the hot sun caaaslIleaUi 733-7128.______EEvelyn v Wilson ' ' oraanliatlona. Logan haa ex.**|i TJ ~ p;“ - U. s. CIVIL SERVICE r Ju n io r H igh. \Va*hln«i-,n. fit for your copy. causesausea the pli plants to partially REAL ESTA’TE DDKPENDABU:kI ^ D ^ chUdi:«.. u a ? to «. w'T i*'c ulel ' ‘ livlnir w“ i f"facilitiaa aa well aa ona U. O. CIV w arda ach.>oU. |20,uw.00 Tju TOMATO PROBLEMS: We’re „ilt.lit. or they maym b« wilted even oiaaaUlcaUc PJay a<]uipm*nl. t-ynctd backyard. FEMALE: riliVJALtl. ofof tha tha fiiM fiiiaat a«hool-< aystcnia In. T T E S T S ! 8t>fio.0^______. Olaaalllcatlon 60 through <3 ph*Phona n. *733^0 733-0347.______HII.» ► AAttractiv*. ttrac *xp«rlrnr«d B*n- tbelh, counlry.country. M.n-wonicnan-wumen IH11 and over. Sccur* IDEAL for retire getting letter* about tomatoes; beforo-vouoforo_you culcu t them. aral offica tfirl. Kecaptluniat — Coma vUit vUlt with ua and aee tha , ^ ^ L f*>r retireil or working cuupl«i ______DKPENDAnLIDEPENDAHLE child car*. F««^c«l **'* U. High alarting pny. Short Mtwlernilern amall amall tw o be«lrtHjrn b.in.*. ~ ^at caUifiS leaVL'H tu wilt?-—If~ mcyKthcyre—wlltetl ^ when the ------RRgNTAljfl------Hwn.------» w n . «»»4tt» a» ill U liw t N o rth . P bati* ----aomaBUlRfl Itookk^nintf. wom-^ aaj**- ______ator*atore anylimanytime from 9 a.n». to 6 p.m. urg^ Advancement. A.lv.nr Preparatory Walking dUian Eiiparlence.1r.Kpariancetl a«:ielary. Muat b« Hatimlay^atimiay or or hiunaay. “A^fkuhfT *Ttrt iraininB ^— Iking dUiancg to tnwn. Most common cause is lusarium. jtem is cut, t aining aa long a v require*!. condition inaid< 7 lem is cut, air bubbles may cisSsUlcatliClaSaUlcatlon 70 ttirough M ----- hiffhty Qfialtfivd. Some thttrthand. H.B. If if impoai lmpo~lhl. for y»" >» com ,.- Th„....nd. of j dltlon InaitJe ancl mit. L\]mpletr RELIABLEBELIABLt: CChild eara. l.arira fancad diclo^ho*n«>* uiimanda of jt>h* open. Experience fumiahe#^# FREE b€X)k- Must aee to a: AORIOtrLTURE yard. auparvi«*c> irmr4—mfae fe*MPL..z6s:3.gacaicffl5: V «HT -r»-C^-r-n-TtTttr*-Nrw*; - ...... ' there’s a slight wilting of the jtemtem is placcdplaced In water at once. Eaat, 733-6847.______koJpTrkt*«[H*r antiand |^en<*r.il office ffirl. a’alFTrHraiTTifrnstitTii.gfcr uoou tfoinj v ^ f OlaaaUlcaUon 100 thro u g h 11# Ab* 24-40. (>S.i Part tima aalaa reslurrtlretluretl pii piice, fixture plua In- i^ENJ 1l TrainTrain no^ now fi>r]p.iy up to S4.2r ^ THV m f e " tips during hot afternoons, fol- Carry a pallpai of water with OUsaUlcaUoi Employre«ht Agencia* 17 lady. i.dy.‘is.i’ 18.1 Kap«rlenceW N ER : S SI h o rt acre ranch trt* lower leaves. A sure' method tj,elie stestems m s canca b e placed in of Ma«ie Vallay. 226 Shoahona East. MAI P- Ulah. Idaho. Montana. Wyoming. __c.o Timea-New OlasaUlcation 130 th ro u g h 160 phona 73».6ftB2.------M A L E t . : *Jl*h.^ Idaho fie. Fully carpeted. 2 bedrtwaa. of diagnosis Is to cut into the water/ater at once. It’s a good Idea ------II.) Young F.. F. Kruae. Frant:hise Depart- u ______, 'r . IxdrtMim in full ba-iement »iik 11.) Young m arrle.! m an. as* 2B-S5 ment,j"'- Wealem Auto Supply Com- MOITie* tOr ^sieTn-nt-thO'ground-llne.-If if* ton -use- use- a pailpail- of water -which junCHAIRCRAJT AI ANO BOATS H«lp Help WantiWant^d--Fomalo 18 for o«icaoffica wwork. Full time, parman- ment, { S O S llily i i r room. z " . " 2 fireplacn. earpcr; brownish-black, you have fus- ^as been stam ...... n^ntnent Job. Above averaif* opp«;r- p.„T,> Bo, losi. o«do„. tifh. vr.nY~shAnp p, corrala an ■ I —------eaay monthly .7.'^0. Dial 733-27>4.______• arlum wilt. Control; None,,once j^ror air bubblesbubble to dissipate. A younv man with a>>r>;e colics'* educa* equityuity for 2 1t>e p rivate patio. E»n>y resistant types. ^____ bubblc.s. I.ct tl TwJri Falla area Hood rtimpan'»r r Pi 'Ubblc.s. I.ct them dissipate be- __------______------y SoiSouth of the Border” PI E R Y E A R . 0, E. W. M cllobcrld and Co. 7S3- l^''aHvtion. |'n. 1D70 1D70 Sherry Lana, la*, Most common foliage diseases f^r^ pjace b ^ r f tt^ ;----t4. r — t:\iHr-irv - -c ra d n a ta ^ m inv’^bl** Srh«>oi. are you place cut-stems in the .ost and Found ______1 for •ale*. T"fi aalory and c.)mml>- KTJTT.TT.-Eve'iTTngHT EveiTTnip R-ay l{.irrla.in. 7.11- __M2I2112Z2l±L-b! of tomatoes arc early blight ^vater 22. ______AITENTION:vNTION: HandyH men — carjio- LoaV: N#«r Hu*«worth U»m. CouM b*, HASM A o WOPENINGS r FOR: al<»n. iS.i HiRh achool jraduale. A CA h achanci to have a , -and-Septnria leaf sjiot. Bordeaux A sharp kniknife is better than »otxl physical condition for full , . L ^ A L E ; Spmciout oMer home. = I Nawly: Newly i redecorated two b»V : COCKTAIL WAITRESSES tfme, i’,™';permanent Job. Mu^t ba de- DUSUieSbusiness of your own. latt data claaa nelglneighborhood. 3 beiirooma. L””,?’..m oaiemer basem ent home, earp«tfi mixture or Mancra will give „ poir-air of scissors.sclsso How about cut L.b™dor L.h™dor mU. mu tuft on tmil, *n.w*M Idiaic .loan avaijab!* for psnia to I'wtn KaU* Any In- CASHlC A S H I E R S p.nd.bi.pendable and reap^in^lhle. walkingliking dUtandistance TO ichnol, churchea. flulldiniC Rood control of thesj. It’s best to fjo^ygrlower preservative.^/preservi There are OPENING.^ FOR HighH igh volum volume A m erican Oil aenr- 7.'in.hfi74.3 -Hfi74.______wiahinghing to to bull bulbl and make a pnti'- furmatioD c*U eoll#et 711-47C.t or 18J- WAITRESSES ....■ v tfn I— ^—., ' , —;------108 Jefferson.Jefferson. Phone 733-Hi>.\8. have the foliage protected be- manylany on tho mmarket and they do 4317.4sn.______—^ QUALIFIED PEOPLE IfaIc* atntion atntion for leaaa >n Jeroroa. q y OWNER: O W N E R : 0(.racloua bedroom, 2 ^ Strictly Ctmfltiential FutureFulure Inter Interntala location plua rur- baths.ths. 2 landalandacaped lou. Inqulte at *■ SALE SALE OR OR TRADE^ 3 belrwa lore disease enters. helpelp prolong 1 the life. LOttT:lo u t: WhlU whiu train eonUlnlng GOodGood Wagwages, hospitalization, ------————^ ------— - ■' ' ' rentrent hljjh high \ voluma busi.ieas. .<)|()0 Ktm.-Elm... hnme,ie. l^>ts l^)ts of of built-ina, all in Ft'J In other -words, prevent the usuallyUsually they contain a nutrient llnv«rU «nd eotmeUc*. b«tw**n-Uy- paid vacations. Paid training and financial aaaiat- ^r7i7L"I'”'i."V _ pe. Ditch irrigation. Want tn Jor 8lr*«t, Ktmb«rly *nd b«nk. Flod* r THKKK^h„^.™on,IKK h«livom.. I.n. f.miy f^nt.m^’ho.i..'room home. 225 Len.ira or pb.-'cs dUeases rather than attempt to uch as sugar and a material to . ,r 0*11^.ii Mndr#d Mi'idr* MtlUr. 423-6«3a,__ _ rC lK ITA WANTED!VV inci .rage, new fu rn ace, 5O.H00. Phone 0R16 control or eradicate them. An- reduce bade CONTACT: Guy Keep ■Ofilfi. ______educe bacterial and fungi [•KUaON rKitsoN who «i>o found thj» IWmck Onyx i n CK hetlroom w ith full finish bs*»- Call: Paul Brown. 733-7876 T'v6''''^^in..?r:> b«lr.«.m ' m...lcrn 'V'"- h..mr..------snr, Will fiii^KF h ^ ;^ , -other toma_^prohlem is blossom ^rowrowth^-JUpir-in-- th^-^pirl in . wa tc rZ -J^ __y»»'»m*n'« rtn» In^ Udlei r*«t toom At (_,q,Cactus Pete’s ^TUDENT STUDE DEALERS ‘^Afier'i it on Weat Center. Kimberly. Ilu ~RTlnairir-Snmmr. 3rd A f t e r 5 i> .m . 733-5390______. c f .oept t g,„Kigo|^ u.^eofn. cl«wf<3-i!i end rot. The bottoms of the *alue.alue. HouseholdHousehc bleach? Help- rwturn to atatlon mtt«nd»nl. ' J J aJiCK c R p o t T N e v a ^ T Casino ~Z_"_____ fruit hava a b ack leathery ap- reducini '■in. t'Tione _7~____ _I_ porch.cn. VcncAr ypncAr yanl. rsj...r . 11 In reducing fungi and bac- l.o i^ysr: s r ! Bm.ll 8m»a un t pur.. b.tw*.n I’.n-; ______MustM u s t be b e 22T years old. prefer- OWNOW NTouiToWN^BUSlNESS YOU h k aiSONABLY s o n a b l y ,p ric o l 4 bedn>om hom e A rency.»ncy. 423-ri2! 423-fi2S9. Klmh«rly.______'1 pearanCf. This ts due to a , ;rial .at groworowth th. Good for cleaning n n«y't o 't «nd ind J Ji .iu .n jj.» .l.r « Krld.y. . - Large return on yovjr investment. withth eajiy term-*,ter Aa^uma (.1 loan, new 4 b. : ('aiifomla houi*wlf«t S*ll «>nly !•'<» A pntv’, H e l«> H arm on Park nn.l has r»r- LOST, w.JdiB. n-.# .»d •» ««"'"; kILuw^ ' f.! APPLY) TO: Dick Sweeney grt.wlnn bualnc*a. EXC Kl^IONALI.VK1»TI ON A Ll well conatnicted petingIng In living room. Price S12S.I, moisture deficiency. Mulch your R.r cC. of KiKim b e rly " F o r 15 J FabuloCu Foil* Christina# I'nrds. $l * J. AUTOMATIC COIN.OP CAR WASK new .1 bednK^m prvifit p*r bs** any c J .„on»Jti»d Album. Wc^icrn Au PAC CACTUS PETE'S In 7n‘"i.« &t*a eompi*ialy automatic . car HofDtftTies forfOF S«l«S i 50 Homesie« ior fo r SaSale______M l^JFEED YOUR R jj^R J^ If ^dth.-ilawers_(scarlen:em*rm ar* U /A T ir Pn^terted Nationally franrhiaetl ___ aplndly then it’s a good sip bunchesunches of rroses that were udiaal.diM Uuiov>Uulov. wrUt w.tch. J.w.Irf' ww.ltlns aitin g toifor a*r> k*, «N.,>n<. 738-4705. ______rural ar**araa tof Jammc. C»vM>dit\a coun- Roul*Route <>p*nlopening In Rupert area. Op- ther'N;'.n Wall I MULT STG SERVICE soil around the base of tho Yy[,at caused tl LOSTl *'8ktpp«r." amall bl»ck I ty. If you hav* a f*w hour* dally. iM.rtimityIH.rtiinity ffi>r 3'.»i> lo Sl.’u n*w WIv. Don’tDon’t hfMlia hfMltate I n'. ei* ik{.ite t<>day /[ULTIPLE LISTING S /hat caused this?”. t-osnPomer»ntan.l*#kln*«*« crow. Small1 you can earne* *2-14 an hi.ur In a N^'rltc:W rite; Afr.Mr. V.mU, lh>x Io'*:, T»in F..rF.*r infmm infiiimatl..n or aprointnient plants and give them a good YourY our "bunch of beautiful pale reward. 753 Aah 733-4S2«.__ t>r.>ritAbl«profitabla .rar*«r wlih A\..n Co»- FalU. for Interview aiM.ointment callcall or or wri write Maden flairb-irne. feeding. If a dry plant food is pin^ roses wil matlca. Call 733-7411 or »rit* ^1 r^-' 7:^i>: Swift I.,„c. Hoi.e. l.lah... ink roses with single petals” u ^ r i Youn. Youm f.m .l. W .lm .r.n.r.; Phyllb M.Inlorf. Ro.... 2. Kln.b.,rl>.| r:X*'KUIh:NCEI> fry c»,.k. Apply in ‘'''‘J!' It Costs No More used, waler it in well, or you an be due either to under- Phon. N~i N~1 UorrUoD.i 7S3-21S4. W«t peraon. Roacra«in Hot«.*l He;(aui*ol. __ Phone none 337,-.-41 . 4:.. FlUr A v « n u « . ______*2S$33 VM.k.KL\ W EEK LY and your .»v\n tlr***i'a ^ ------can use a liquid type (such as tock gi^wlng.glowing, or to a "sport.” —rn»r \ c e Really. 733-5217 Lyn^^wpod.yn^l^wd Realty,F 733-9211 LOSTl UWln« bridU. aa *»trm rawanU. Ju.t. show Faahion ^ Farm WWork orl Wanted 33 TAVKHN. I 23-JS-17) and pour it right over ,ff the ,h(i grow isW fl-om below the eur».d ^“"b.bit, b.lw^B Twin Falt.-Ed.n.‘ Frocka to fri*niLt. Ea'Y. /im, t\>n- , —------■ !ii>n loratesi the foliage and clumps. bud or grafi v*ni*nt even fi>r ht'iMfVk if.3 « iih chil­ jare n t t.» «n pFeldtman e i d i m a n Realty, 733-198S Magicc Valley Realty.I 733-55!i(l ud or g ra ft union (called Sunday. sund»y. ?aa.«35g.7Js-« eoHaJl canva»$inK, invr-imenl >r , r.!,,,'::::: i Incidentally, don’t believe knuckle) it’s CUSTOM I Inllml,..! nilml(.>«l opc>..rtuntty f.ir fu rth e r _ inuckle) it’s probably either r,,.,!Card nfof Th»Thank. 3t **p*H*nr*. Kor KUKE KIT »rit^ ' devel.'pment of a( t rar t Gem3em StQ State tC Realty, 733-5336 E. W. McRobert.s,McR< 733-6013 that story that rhubarb leaves rolose, c canina or Rosa multi- .— ———-— ; Faahlon FrxK-k«, Dept. Cin- HAY CHOPPING 1'';-^:."',A profitable going hu«ini-»i l.«>ck. Wfcl wUh to thank our m*ny frUnd*I cinnati.ginnatl. OhioOht AS22S.______...K.k .n .l h can be cooked and "eaten like fjoralora understcunderstock sending up , „ 7 ..i.W ,. at.M-k and barrel f..r . niy r:7,.S00. Globc31obe RcalRealty, 733-2623 Mountainin States Realty,I 733-5974 and nalthb^^ra for thair acU of^ WOMANwo^jxN for (*n*ralj offu-a «-<>rk. Muat Leo's Teima Trim. t/..„ approTe«l. .r»-lit ri of »ycti. b*^ ahl* to typa^ and op*rat* ten which originated from a cook- Multiflora fl.flowers^ are thre^ pmthy of'ou/ii'ioJ, dnrtnr tbr tllnra* •fvd {>«AalnsI kddtnff marhlnr..mar Apply Nonh V.IJI>Custom l-armins TWINTWIN FFALLS REALTY ______H^ack.ney a c k n e y A Afiency, 73.3-4559 T Taylor aylor Agency,A| ■123-52.S9 boot'which cam* out tn 1961 fourilvi or m of 0S»r huabanj. fath*r nnd’ A»h Str*«t. Sir^i. Saturdar till niH>n ar^ i ourths o r m ore m d iam eter br Vn •! a w E*rJ 3t. l’«rlnnr*T. all day ------—------1 - ilc r ______&. U& INSURANCE ______Hamlam lett lett RtRealty , 733-1079 RealI Estate Scrvice,S. 733-HlS suggesting that the leaves can „nd in many I W* ftr« •«i>»»lm«r T«U*t. m*mb«i» --(96-( o r 3 2 6 - 4 '''3 16051605 A Addison d d Avenue East ______, , I------n------r whilo.■thilo. CAninn canina is. two, inr.he.s in ___r^iiiiin m«i Lmlaa. Tviln FalU . *.i tc'T -/ iameter nnd appearA solitary Comm»nd»ry 1 Phon* :^3-87«*.______eUbl(CUST0\m0W !Nli lou fh. all plants m the vegetable gar- few Howe TamvI.ra. tha Chrlitlan Church. tVid , ^ Lou Thorsnn - 7.TI.2291 ^:. Looneyh o o n e y Realtor, 733-tOSl Twinin Falls liealty,F 733-3663 J r in few flowered “bunches’* as FvMow* FlnowV"*»nV and RuhlI UARYUAHV SITTERSITTKl to live In. Rix^m. N'art-I jJ. D.D 4.'lf...m pi. • • r.h den. Its stalk, commonly used in .-oursX)lirS has.ha.s Gr»n««.Gr»nc«. Cl.iCl*ar l^kr* Road t'lub. and and amall am»ll wa«*a. Inqulr* 1S2 t'aa- trash U;aay-.U;«m Q r r baking and cooking, i.i of course If ,f ihpthe hr.nnrfbranch bcarinR the pale rr«abyt#Tian Churcn »nd R.«t.I’ w>ll V, mt.. ______D tiLDtlCt; t; .s( hSt i' HHtiDKR ML lit.. O J. S T A T I O N “TnffW te sr.-Tia t ^ ne ’ igar tw m r o y ~HinJ f H i ll > EK TIlTT'ETt? F.rJT- 't.i unk Howers ofiRmaie from * thouchtfulQfM Is d*#pW •ppr»cl«l*sl‘ ar^. Writ. Writa Bo* u-ll. c o 'Timr.- L l SI'tJ.M a>*athtn» *»j;n r.7r..;i>,j n rr. t ’/ \ I. oxalic acid which crystallizes in blRh-iif;h~ in ^hc the bbush or from any »nd %nd winwill b« r«n\»whr Das* ilar.j.r.*. ^ J Service Bays damage. Concentration of the unioninion, itjt j,is probably a “sport’* bttard and r\Him. W rita J’. O. B»>i n VV#n.J .n .i..! ,______. E x c e l l e - l y lsm i- IU' tliu I f a ^ s l3 ______w .-l.l-'.. Excellent High Volume »r’~lfniifi\ion. ijpoHin^; iS* crtm- ‘ a /, itia ------, , - ^ A n i n ------i ------L n c a ^ n tT ...... — • V if you ate it like spinach it i„ ,be ’ h.sr*t SEAMSTKES.S SKAMSTKfcS^ — appiy at 6-p .n n t ' Rh in non in the plant->u-or1d and Mr. and Mr*. T*. E. Mrthv«n t.laan*r». Cl*«n*r». ' Int*i m. •jt.'a Phone 733-0172 Fatalities sometimesometime we get new varieties Mr. «n»iand Mr*. Mika Kmmbrich -n...... ------^ from rhubarb leaves are ■well from'rom it,it. stn. MIIIU Bond______DEPENDARI.EDLPE.NOAHI. maid. Inquir* Cri0 ^ ba. ‘ -• - - •"'■I WELl.W K Ll. eatablUhed leturna — ' »• and haa abundance of potential for If / j - CHINESE CHESTNirrS: Home » Rasorts 8i Halp WartWaptad—Mala 19 i WWA.Sr>.L» an r>.u hMT tx *' -S ' «'i»* tbe fulure,fulure. A gardeners who havo planted LiC SQ inC RKtlflSH l..k. Lod*. « o .p tln i m - urer an OENE(“.ENE IJ\ IJ^RSEN SALES CO. Leading Lassies ihKllFISH l^k< ______Phone T33-6 the Chinese Chestnut have com- -w «rt-ationa — Cabina. R»'v>rr\j. M<>d«rn; Pt O S I T I O N P hone T33-60OS. r34-517I. 67P.810S //' trmi^aV apct*. Writ* Radfiah Lode*. .KAV.-, H, Jar^a. ChurkChuck Petera..n. , \ fdained to me about- the vile. n C a r jJ; Slmnl«y. Id*h ho- r-r;*'-. r i . *--t. ae. (liff I sickening "sweet and heavy” Hear r. 13d1*l*iri^tOri o I ■ Sl^nl.r. 1 .^ ------. . ..i't'ri-or qu.llfi, qualified body man. Mast ha '* (liff Peteraon. 3.:4-i46.) I \ DECLO—Ouest speaker at the Cl«ARK>MlLL£R *t H*nch—cabin*. «xp«ri«no« ------______"W#"W* Ar* Are Membera of Computer* W \i aioma which the tree gives off. D tci.O -^u dinlnc rooRi. amddla hor»*«, Korf hiddinff t;uarant<>«I an>l p a rt \^A.S7>...»k^A.S7>.:» -• . - a - . - r and ______l.lsllng Ser\i.-e Inc."______\ \ la ther* any thing which <;an be meetinR of the Leading Lassies rvMrratk^na writ* Kal*- Wul-'l.OYOU•ui:i.O YOU LIKE TO RE THE DIS- to prevent No. this 4'H Club held Tuesday at the ^p>u^n*7^74'2SSS. ph..-'o< 774~;s Sunley. **rn♦ am K<'i>K <'0 i.-> p*r m.-nt.s. f r» • » ^ - ______T R lHTRlHl'TOR l'T U R OF 0 1 R AMA7.INO / I home of Christine Gil’lett was S Phon* :S1-2J!'>1 a n d 'ask for R. t>- V.AS'TKI^AA.STh:. i.ta, ..a- 4 -., A . -..rk AMERICA.VAMERICA.V V A U . . . «JtSout *trtck- / I odor- U-chatactcrisUc Pfnynaljj—Special Notlcas 9 mart ’"c. C. ” for 'r' infcrmalkxn. In^iuirtea ir»in ;^-a* ->.s r * a -- L'r;--»-vta *. • aerv- ing invento inventory? InTeaprt*T«i- -pifftckcpa ip» ■w’ttary mbata t I While the tree is in blc^som. the Declo Village\ ill; Board. Mtari frr>m .aldarly c*ntl«man to r*tt WANTEI>: Accountant.A Prefer »i-S Ll'T'—.1 "i",------Km} Z------c ana n 't.'u „ Ov*rOver m«i«i m tn*.. mud. bruali. ' i f a«^uaintrd. WHt* Bvix ll-D. c.o) fix'd prc«re»alnfproc^t f-.»X «A;»r>r.Ca.; Ha j H n>cka. and wholesales fr»m nnljr S39S. i )\ll AJs0/f^?7tSk. 7 I Personally. I don't mind the He spoke oon the historv of C... P ., If.-....-, - K .O . Salea j;, B*'.Kntng? Wire, »tite for "no' U Declo and stressed how Im'pon- Ttm*»-N»w«. MinimumM inimum 2 y*ar^ baatn ^ * ar >>7 7 ‘; ‘iM M TeTi•••a'A .-.a’ ’^•B.^ew ar.H j aapartment p a rtm e n t h houae and «-unlU. Clo^j /( ^ \ \ >V ed and also ths fastest and NEW SINCER a«wlcL« mAch:n«« atArC Mtat Uizst Cprratacr-rrat Itft trcck ra.«*ar-cf-* a.‘»a. lu*>. «ra:r*. t.» U>»B. aix Chestnuts have been sending out “ fe*t w at at W9.S0. Slnr»T S*w|n« Cantar. UO b* ab;* to to U>»B. aix blc^k* from Sun V allay V V \ V J safe.st w ay to call the fire de- m.?„ x?,'„y° I b« ab;* to work with fir.re%. Ha-rlf»-r *1 h ft.a^^. ^ J>r me U>dse.U>dge. Eicel Eicellent location. Writa own- sprouts whJCh arc producing partment ' M*!n N.mh. Call r.Ml««ct T.t.U3l3<4. milm il r**r.tn* t.. I.a-n?wV. e»:.,r,. Ir./-. ------er—June McNamee. R. W’aat M ^ W : Am.r..-.o f . l . , M.S.. -l'Sr«.»Vi a -a?.*...-.*' h»T ,-.1 r-»'a.. bal- / M/f partm ent. sSAVK a v k r.'ur..i{youn»lf th# fuaa and muw. for Am»n>-mr> ^ if»» « - rrt j.r.inr r>*»» aod jrai.'i. L, ' l-eno«.l.eno«. Yaki Yakima I. Washington.______' Misan Turner, club president. P»*t ju.ij cfcll o». t'.^m Spray-. DKPtND E PE N OI) A BLJ B L t. an.'! re .»•. « r » n f'.r ?u " u : I l . r ^ SuTan" Turne ______. R »rr... r.. ______k:)R o r SAUEs a l e by b o«nor; AAA 12-unit I B w / u I ’// Researchers ha>-e de\-elopcd syan m rapidly! meeting and gave a demonstra- SPKNCKR Splrall* flrura e<; Kirwrienred.” ^ hrr«e Jtm ’ ' JUI'* Ini «n experimental hybrid bv « «H.nauJt*rt: Lx*J# Gardner. 301 7th in., . r,,,. j Write Rot 1IT-D c o T>rrie«-New». _ tion removing stains, with Nina Ar«nu» North, phon* Tl5-700t. ______g r a f tin g a blight-resustant pil presenting KXlJ-ERIr-NO lT ^ANTr.D erain crvmbtn.n». H»r* new OOLDENJLDEN opp.irtunity. opp Color TV aiT f-il presenting a demon-stration CHlROrRACTlC cHinorRAcru narra Bs»#clali.t ; Dr. KX^ERI^>St. f iriC -^ ‘>V combir.e. PK^n* >:>-:.;i3. panaionpanjion b b h bare. T.-.n line. Minimum Shines* o" American nn tLthe pro^f proper w ay to insert a Alma H.rdinMapdin. IS? North W«jihlnc' ^ Haie)t,-.n inraatment inraatment t*> experiet^ce^ mar. R.r»e.-T 4.:<^--;i.-.< C.1 l .STOM hay an^J itram- h a.ir.r. T erry New* IjUlWher Chinese n u t . Maybe! Mrs' Austin SPVX'IAL: Comply'.# car wax ioh.; ______, iiitS ^’alkcr,^ 4«aderj - »i>r -Le.Ster^-AmrrtrmTi. ' 3f» lJ)ia Y .L JtS ..n -A ? v -rm ____. . . r , '-'V ■ P*^'-rd.Drfcrd. H ar Har,aen. phone early mora-;— ------•-<-—»■■-' 7 - ii 1 ‘"’'f ‘-talked'o^Ttalked on the proper prtKCdure i.«ii>«l^k^a Ni-nh.North. 713.»^:n.______| ^t a s t™ p a n " tnr» -r rrrtnnrr 4TT^r75. ~ DOUBL.^,OUBLK-deek*>r -deel mmet. < hmrir-^lnrw \ 1 -aBtS-b«*-iB-thU country after for, cleshins ' I Uaat..- .CLSrUM. bhlv tion. n ear in :e n :a te . Deluxa ar»- \ ' / for, cleshing various materlaK rnET>rE RESTbest way» ELU.7K(JH~X TKOLl X man for *err. ^ ranfh tradea. Ace Rea!tT. 7aA-&H7. ^ I v \ •B. _ _ and s(re!isedstressed tthe Imoortance of *■ ' , X-* ano ‘ J*"H/.THINJ. A T H IN Ji a.-^da hay baling. Fr.one Joe' ini> i fc-act-. J ZINNIAS: Once upon a-time 1 leadingreading the I directions on the Al.COHOLlrS An>nvmou*. F-r fur-', we*k-<»arl. 854 R:u* !.aVf<. ' ..JV,... R'air. Jerom )R LEASE: Servic# Station Building were the e«icst of all ubels of new th*r Information phon« TJ:»-4i30. ! a-V w ,» r, V-- r- la^ls of ncw clothing. « ------— _ I; *-A»EXPERTKNCED K TirJ mT^ winr^l. ClISTOM STOM bal.tbalm*. Ne* Molar airln*' B.IhrM",:."' R'ahl Mote:. “I do thinth in k it’a polite fo r a boy3 oy to aahake hand* niantt to *rtm. Novr it s a prob- Final pUns Y**r an-n»hd work. Ap\>!y TvM fk J ti*. . . . rC. . J . RB .r r r . ph.'O . 7-..1--.517. ■ I T . » fM n l ’C >.- Final plans will be made for VWANT tt ADS L~: or?; AREHOUSE. 20x40* cement floor. %afi#-le » '.«««« fcm to IJfW plants the club'sclub s fair booth at the next Phor Lan* Ok Tlr» Store. ______W‘ ANANTfcUJ TED cucustom ffram ci'm biatnc. ' InquireInquire , offoffi<-e; ITl Dlua Lakaa W lUth l aa girlglT — but he shouldI let go a fte r a »** -■ft tn ttW b*o°mlng stage. lAen meeting whict Phone 733-0S31— CA-rruE (wdfeadar,. raticral farmhar.rf. Ph.in*Ph.ine 7^3-2:7:t3-2194. ____ | S..uth, South. '' '?|S'l'’gJ*LhLchjkiUJje_held-at.______—X«*t_*.mund. rK&aa-S;:&-All* Vrfa*, TBeTiome of N ------^^Aartor-Clssan^d— ^ X T * y > » —C«»+r*m • Trmin - ew »> nntnr. ^ GP—Ue^al>OD—W a t—4 \ * w » ^ ^ r » * e 4 - # te k « —«» J______h o u r a ! ” ______uieTiome of Mrs. Walker. Jarry B<^*Ttbam«r. i Pbon*Pbone 5 s:8-42lf«.: 8-4 : John Triplett, Filer, i aell.aell. Writ*Writ* B

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!9i»i»*JfflLSale ...... 50 iF«rnn for s* ----- F « r m » f o r S < l,i •______5 3 FFarms a r m s ffor o r &Ssl* , 32 lotsits sndand A«»A«r«aa* ------5*iBo«gU=Sgtt»m a=agtrdj» i ,1 I2S.W0; ReaJJy live in thie kll J*”I«0 ACRE5ACRKS w with .m,!! . b,J„Kim I'oJ.land. 140T40 acraa.c> dry 1^4 P**ture. t>sjr> Nain.J »* f .i r home nnd hu/JJ» aicaUc«U. , larg* larg* ciWl rvH-ma. Close l,> T brick 3 bedr\>um h4tmc. Has-all |h« home.nome. .. UrveIsrve i machine shed, level 4L.0 inchea'inchea- ccr^k water righu 2 u.J.log*. iInclude. ‘‘udJ fO. head . *»nd.land. n» n.. r\.cka. rv<^ka. Keal 8 v.H>d row crup artesian W*U •tem 62 yv-ung cattle. Valu- aa-L.lV«'u-—’ ;en Giant Co. Iij large kitchen wiih buiU.lu appli- f*rm.larm. I5;*,5i..0. Ii,*,5 o0 . reel gvsnl te m u . a^ljudicateda^Uudicated 'watar right in the al>.e „,»^-Vj'inVmachinery, enough to farm WIODIIOibllo TlOm'Horn* Parking 79 2—NEW HOLL a rx .. 2 h o m -. m odern EW HOLLAND 66 Balers BuhBuhl i l anre». full b&semeat. doable *a- arx». hor an a.lilitional 300 ^ci-a*. O w ner L'Ok-siH .co u n trv r»g«, .Vacajat, rudjr. for poaaeaalun.: H E IS S II hfat. Se* the enjpa on utM sdL «-v«i :SU-country air. w*il uattr and I—N,£W£w HOLI HOLL.\ND 178 Self- in th. grxiwing saaaoa. TO BH i‘-til l l j sell. cv*rythliui for *lU.tKK». ‘ IV* * grassy apac*« at Curry Trail. nrnrt^llAH f intereati^l In buylay ' *23.250: Enjoy ■• new home just « HEISS INVESTMENT ’•“I “ii, ir‘'i-.r‘"7r7'.5:• P ark *17.50 i>er m ontn. St., r.u^Lscim'rJ-iE.S CHUrPKD alLl^AGB ‘ I i'r\ii rr> A SOLD f>OLU isiBY lilBIDS UP TO SKin-EXl- ,ti4lt.4.000 oS ou ,r gxKHl lerhia. atralght waat . ■— 1'kAtba Itttie-diffrrrntlittie- diffrrmt -than your a*l«h- ^-VJICOMPANY BER-1ST, BER- 1 ST, wWiiJi or wltlwul own- raight waat oX Twin on tiiway 30. 1—NEWEW HOLI HOLLAND 78, Vfire Kn, f«ding ji„ , or filling(iii pita. JLimlU. k i . L0..1, J ‘-^,2Th~t I"' *-a. .*" All new ■S. bedrx>om. 2 bath JeromeJerom e 3 -1^ ^ »rs « rs *hare *har« of 3 194S cropa. I0«;fc certt- -NEWNEW LLISTINGS; IS T ir ^ acr* m top 7^3-3961. ______^ orr s string t r i n g engine.e .moui.i>uht available,...i i .i Prica |t.(0 hume u fur yiu. Us m delightful LeonL~„ 6u^«ktonsu>ck,,„. fled cheek to accompany bid. TI'*hm in, K»U*KaU* I.l.vaiion.v E xtra lan*e i », % io«d«r,t ml th* ehuta. .XnMha ;.: issir; .of“ion »M 0" toome. z ; ^ Terms. Owner* rasew« right to r»- Ivr^lixK-msIv^lixK'ma nn on grvundi fUn^r. fa ll fin - p U *sinets-Office ln O > * * O ttl Rentals 80 . i9”1PEEOHN DEERE PTO r.lulhi.T.rVu* for pit delivery.J iect -ati -bids;——------t-heUuhed his^entrnb*^eo»,r»i. b«ih and fir*- OFFICE■lOK sSUH'F u n -K -s i N>»iy LIVER PTO — - - pijnxTT?PHONE- 5-13-^322I : J " * ti S i r J . '^’. r o « - "- pFIL ' E R ------.------— N*t>H EST A TB —l^ANC-H------H.a.r, . ga«.*«^-P»kMa- fo.r ------ir--r-TQom»-wTrtr-r«rrettitir-»nd—j ---TQdm* 3~1NT&'JTERN^U—No.—56—Wire RN-U------‘ > RlJa accepted by Robert Stephan. 4uuk aale.aal*. p.nellng.ineling. 3 300 0 0 to 600 •■)uate fret. PTO JS.500: V«ry clean t bedroom hom« provipti.proveii.(.‘rZii I'T"' clean,cle.n- c*U Lynn "■«" Stewaru «‘J* Attorney, ■-■cpt.d k ' k.CONOil\"i u.iryU.iry I'.llou.1' U% Pio* r^raDU»n««* ta'lud*?* J,'*'*- «non •a fo.iuo'I'OxlJuo' lotlot. WeU landscaped. C17I r\-r»« « Attorney. Bax M, Twin FalU i « vailabl* un North Blue Lak**i ' •) Kji7U7EW HOLL.\NDUr\T 1 Model 87. <«in. -biahiuh it\i,i Viutulitavitj and Tr*e« >nd dUlKJMl. M »ln *!“ ■■, cxcelk-nt c ic .lk n t prop«npivperty. hELDTNlAf e l d t m a n r e a l t o r s ------T ------B u n k .mtacl: Cem Stat* Raalty, 7J3- -—I>t.W HULL Buhler Realty 136.______w i r e . Mincials,•, *33 ton bulk. Glob# Sa«d : Ij.ooO; Large lot 100x100*. Very «75 tiler Av,. 733-lUSS HO240 ACRBS.a c r e s , ]too sharea water, plus 15»0 Itlu* l.*We* . . N orth TS3.J295 ------J ------— I Co-, ’rwin KalU. f nice 2 bedroom home, 0»uer mov- rrrTTTir.":;______------li''0“li^o * pump. pump. J S bedroom houae. 2iv, Ho\».ni Huhlcr. Rroker Faritllms forfOT RentRO 84 3-NF.WIEW HOLL HOLl-AND ModeU77 alUy baled hay, Ualtva^ad* . _ . w ^ri>f>*" bona* plu» ioic.ipg. anxious lo sell. BEALTIHiEAL-TlKl-L L MU„u„,.i„ v .ll,, lUnch l"o* cinder block, melal roof ma- Harley H.rlev Wrigt, Wriut Salesman. 733-lStfl ACRt:.S n ORD B aler. U'*d luu. phouePhoue &36-2S11, W«0 « -, 1550 deeUetl i ch.n. .h«l. cind.r block cow b.rn. A C llt-S n r . r T>sa1350 d fcncrd. « J „ | .11 i,ncW .nd L.T,rV si^r nfi.1piived til corral*. This ta a ------—------:------______- ■ acrea•r*a b*eU. b*eu. ’ ’ som»d ‘ " beefwh, ,*uxk , ranah. 560,000, __ *' plar*lar* forfor fee^llngf callle. \Vrlt* _ KEt^L) grmdliigUidiiig end mixing. UolMa«*« U iH do some trading. T'HRHE ,.k l»-U, C O Tlm„-N.....______S w a t lank. Daffin MllL Th«itUa ^ «U.:<">- Ll Y y > n T w 6 o d d^r^u;^*!,^-d.r cuilu.,u,n producing h.y, nr.m “ “ * THREE ArREAGE.S - Sw athers — • Service. 7.1.1.(1276. T -v^ . ^ —— - »nd p^n*U'<>*. ] >*0 and Entra rfraxin^ land for >*0 ACRES,acres. t.Clover tract- Spacious *1; * 21^ 4^ Otherw r RRental e n t a l s ______86 J—HESTONlESn'ON M Model 260 ■ \vk buying b,iyio,t grain u and airaw. RREALTY E i S — rn.^rl,800 h « d of cow . «nd cv.uld be ar* famfamily ily home. home. Several. Other build- Ihese are l.» ^’r nu.r». I.ar\je ranch type Ing* ing* well maintalnod.mi Will tiade h*>* ni.-.1nu 10' WOOD fram * building. c»nrr«<* 1— N EIEW W H HOLLAND O L I ^Tutkcy, "jj' mu phon*-’’ 7'J3.3Ui» or «1U Blue Lake* Blvd. No. 733-9211 brick bt>mebtdem tenant forfor somelhlnu something in Magic Valley or uoin.pi...... l iin mipi .■» ...i ouil.uil.iiogs. Check i.H>r. Id e.l fo r w ar*hou.o or ahop. J ----CASE A S E Swathers SWUl , John Bishop. Realtor hounes.houi»es. KmeFine ■.*t of corr*la for 500 BoUe.Boise. uuh u ith u* u* l.nlay i r- ~ X l i.EV Mllliug S*rvic*l — ------J*m«J*m«r-t>n» Dn»v*»^.“ TS3^^iO------—hegtf—or-cniT;^I'aniTi: A ll~ o th er lmpK>vcT------— ,47______1— M AlASSEY S S E Y r FERGUSON ?i;!Hirh,Jml..rinding. Wallaxw. Lanoiu.Klm* pooy> A.II In P** MMember ember M».Multiple LUlloc ' ‘ ments in A-tA>t condition, including 'i 3 * REDROOMHKDROOW brick home, patio. TW K I £ 4^.i..3uUA-___ _ . garage. fenced yard. Harn»»»n THE JUL. LANDL .f 9FFICE \ ~ ~ T ^— i Z i l ------“*—"Vi. Swatherw a th e r ------— t;:-i..auui----- help.* o U « f ------• I t l i l l>«lato *-*U*ra.( i*rloe S.IHO.OOi*. inted to Rgrtt ______8 8 , KAU ot corn0,,,.. (orfor sale. Cheap, Ap-' ^'l|| ~ ...... - Uryilen"l>ryd*m'- Afen; A(^en?y.— Jeh.m 'er” 3z«i;3rj3. ii4iiuM^ *14-^'^*ii.4,iU04 . _ . O J .' Ol- ID A H O ' Kxi-KKiENct-n*KKIENCED farm er with help «h«l _ . . aWiy- I.OUUI.UUO buaheU.--- Paul__ ‘>*‘‘’ '““’ HERE IS . a lop flight bome of dis- l«titt.r«titt. »>i, a.le»oi»n. -tJ4-:.»34.______2'i HEDitOOM home, nlc* corner lot, nanc* can han4ll* Ulii »,-ir« or ____ ( . n r n V i->. Has*itou. tincHon. IncJudfng every suprema FOflCED i„ »di 1500 dow n. 4:_» M.io M sJn Av.,Avi -V, 7M-o:i» m"!T*wlm"t. - Com bines — g e m S T A T E R E A ^ T ^ } i" .r r ' J " ; r . rORCEp lo ,cll account in-health: 6 0 0 oie, with faclJitiaa h*,i.lle MU , eet'ohd chop, hay. baiad ia feature to inaur* a masimum of acreacre fami. farm. ri« Tlenly water. All can !>• ijr\i T avit^ l ’* \c Luia. hrt'k-T . milk„,Hk cow*.cowa. Wril* Box 14-1), c o 1—JOHNOHN DEE DEERE Model 95 «i«u: .i.oIlso &.UOOs.ooo bi.bushel* mU*d vrairu gracious living. 3 rharmin* bed- cultlvat«^l.. cultlvat^^l.. 7 too hey. 1 0 0 HHOLLAND U L L A N D REAL ESTATE ______^ Tlmrs-Nrws.ltnes-Nrw>.______p g p .’r.r. Jer»»nie.Jer»»me. .« rw.ma create an elegant ond in- bushels \»he*i W a. IDICW) M«>«r»mlth ’JS-®"*? tlm.tc .tnu.ph bushels \»hest. aacka bean*. EU- 6614M MM a a in in W e s t 733-1980 WANTEliN TED fromfrt.m 20i) to 400 *cre*. Bav* i in A C C fv y t: cuatom grain tolling, portahla ll tlmste atnu>*pherc. 2 additional cellent corn gr^.un.l. 3 hono-*. Ji> lASSEY FERGUSON 92 7.',’""' Ji„ U««cnml‘i> ^-*-“'5; biscm«nt b^drooi own.11 niachinern.achinery and finance, I'.cfer 1—M A bbtY t faun, moiaasaa. llaskall* 423- Ft. basement bedrooms offer maximum minutesminutes fnmifr.ini ' Twin Kalis In b*-auliful ______south• ulh i«ld«-.i>lde. \W rit* Dos Itf-R. c,o p S P KitnlM'i>lml...|lv. Iv.______' v’(H irjoi.n G.ntry , , . J^3.533S ,„l,,cy.privacy. Th. The r, casual. I’omfortabU MagicM agic \'*llr>, V .liry, W m e : L. S. U«%elop- “ * M>mh»r MulUpU L U t l n U“ ..m £""•-*11 .ii t rcr«Bl ?>'«!«. ^ ideal mentm ent Co., Co.. H,-u Route 3. Tw in F a lb 733- Ifii) A CRES: ACHF:S: « m llf. from TV in 1 01 0 L O T S '______1—MASSE.YIASSE.Y HARRISI Mqdtl- .-iiAV .n J1 nntUrtI .u ';.!"^ Kiain fur aale. HataU 1 ^ ------forfor fam famfly fly r«li relaxation anrt fun. 0 5 i 05!)0. ) 0 . ______.>* - T‘*Tt». yjtti. •- TT“ “ all-mall- ndern" home.*, good - ______YUUJiUJJiLi iiuitinuin vvanlaWJ «ar<\tfe lo w..ik .'n 5 7J -C g.p .p. _ tot» aron.I-a- I'hoorl‘h..»r .1;.l^jU.tS'tS^ Filer. ILj orAUTirUL I ACRES! ExquUII. V.|ml.Wimls c cannot .n n ..t ■ ade<)ualety describe ’"I—~ ------Corrals and I'utbulldlngs. Priced to , ,,, W ^ s car. Q'lletQuiet,, consl.icrale. 733.4,:33 - IT* slIEI, rut corn.. e.u.U IB . Imm cholc. E.*t lot.llon. 'l'l*this ch.rmlnir charming I home that can b« *717 ALKLj>ACRES onnn «oil road, no buildings. sell .eli with wltb good gwn terms. In Warm W arm Springs area. afterter 8 6 p.m. 2—2-RoWRow ^Omcorn head'for Com- id. >‘hone ‘“I-,. 733.7d7fl, II I ta o . 1 nTw 4 b«ir»om b o n ,. - l»'<*»>-tbought »or for 124.1 I24.&00. Price.P rice. IIO.&OO 110.600 or 40 acrea wllh 2 All l.nu...p.d. ou uoif rou,... I I s e«M binesines to fit 92 or Super 92 jntATN-TTiuWrT.; bednnim home at I21.&00. Th«e two fi ^ A At.«t.S; C H E S: 2 : mito* n-»rtheast of lanOs^.j r\>lllng. ataain ur dry. Me* n l^ll. »•>«• — flw lac—»."'llr HERE IS . s m impiomanfs ______^ r O 2 __NlASSEY tA S S E V t HARRIS pickup Miii.«iwr-».i„o.r.trrJ*»«-mc. ph i mo 324-2*77. I liluKr.. IS a 3 bedroom hum* de- canean be be bouwh bought as one. *33',i- down Twin Twin FalU. FalU. Nlc* 3 3 b«drj\»m mi»d- Cont.ct; Contact- OWE.N SIMPSON “ “ fiom — -ilrroi-fnr■Ignwl-fnr tiid.ytoday‘i eaay 1ty!nr.~'ttl3i----- StockmcnStookmcn-. a H. llc.lty, Sol South TIK^ ----m —tw.m.— « ttachments. w antkd t^>u. buy buy gi>od u baled , alfalfa „oih mor». SELDOM do p ro p ^ l~ ,& part biicm»ntbftaement^nd attached ga- eoln.•oln. Jemme Jemme. 32t.4'<45. • Rodney ouiUuilding. «uiUuilding. AJ r*al huy al *26.000 _ NNEW E W and i USED attachments hay, i. C. PreicoHPre.coir, 7:t.^-*l&3, Ilka ihU b«cotn* •vaH abl*. B y *p- ra»*.rage. FFllA llA apprilseiimjipr at K14.500. Paula.Paula. fi;»X. 8;»3.55T4.65T Carl Slephena, 324- v jth giKxl term s, o r m ay trad e for HAV forr aale,.ale, a»cortda«^o cut, baiad la poluiu^u^ ------T--—-=------■■..„ — ' 4 ~l _24<_>7, ______home inhorn* Twi: in Twin FalU that Is clear. ' '______M A CMACHINERY — No N o te — n,i,i. rhon.l‘h.>n* 73j.o:733-ujSb. oijiCK POSSESSION! Lovely Al- lahfe Ul^« cornercomer lotlot. A cari»et«d liv- UAZELTON.HAZELTON. 320: acrea diversified T \ r ' K )R S A L E by o w ner: . AcrcAVe III' ======----” ^ t i n vt . Ali b fUh------tntt.-ro>tfT>■intt-r oum—U U eenahanrlngly n. panelnl_____farm he*t of U»d,~4>eeV-aUo4me*v------_____ 1-Li^N ^ V T w oaixIIlteiL ^^ n L r ^ Double eprln- Inin kn<.tlyknotty pine. Cii appraised a« flSO.OOu. Top ------— ^——BAJ —B A R G A 1 N S ------c o n dlUioned ili o n c d —o- and n checked- In__-jn rrtr-n ^ ir nnw »»0.000. 28160.00U. home. TopI’rL 2H3 .r r « stock aet up. ^ giavity *iven pn.i.n sli^..ii’i nntiun'a high* ffl (ll.OOO worth) - * brfr.K.n^ TTwin w tn Kails.Kslli, gx»,.dgx i^oll mcHlern home. Hod bmlth, Hagerman. phon* 837- tJranUrami NewINCW SWATHER and If°you"1iiIf you need an y late p i tyi-t>* pn>ductUinpr,„i„rti, siiea. AUo all II $6 8 ,0 0 0 . Farmers Resity. lluhl, 643- CIO P*ue Blue Ijik« Ijike* Blvd. *Vo. 7,13-£»2H r ------ALER for le.ss than cosf. niodelcl machin m achinery . . . Be 'i'^T: MJ-imr/;&43.<>loj; Jeiiune 324>2632| < II „pll.nc». B.II.V. It — "»• •« & INSL „„ ----- Hsrlrv Matbe To Check W ith Us. i i ...iion>n no-ain M2tf-&&54; -. hurley g78-8aia. ID & INSURANCE^ LovEi.Y«U V bl.\ .so 0 acrr*..cr 17 acrw cultivated. "“'ra-go/"" 733-8*73 Vscstionacation Pr.Property 58 INTERN'I..viTERN’I.. 12' SWATHER ------ICOS-AaICOS Addison Uisui, Avenue-East ------h.jhaj aud-paitnraT-Ztrthar^.mi-p.itm HiWlhiUU ------MemberMember Multiple L.Ullng Sl'.MMhJlI .MM h:R lu.inc.b..nii 2,r\40'. not t n lircly kr-9e5-t^EW N i HOLl^NB ------e»tti«------10 2 — y 733-3662 wwat*r .t.r plujpUu n2 ii” .well water. Good m odem 4 b».iriK)m home. Cloae to ______]------finish.tlfinlsh.tl Ill.l.lusl.lo. .Si*ring ^^ater, top SSwather. w a lh C r , 12‘ Only $3975 .. TWIN ( location northnori of K*tcJ>um. E»cei- W IN FALLS ZWrHF^Tsi . i loLou u n Thorson . o l l l — 733-2291 Wcn'iTii.WendelL *19.000.ii3!o( >5 .0 0 0 nown. Clyde Farm Slaughtering ff Petersen Ageo lent buy . t I4.6DO. t)*o lien Jew ell. oon KtTTi (JU cholc. briclc dnpl«. T«o b.d- ______Petersen Agency. .VI6-2071. W endall. F AFAiRM * R M FOR SALE' kK cm el.ltm,!,'” sn , . ‘ R..i»lt..i*.i;J KoU-num. n e s t P^O.10. 280 N E W H O L L A N D T R AACTOR C T O l & IM P. ■ WE'E SLAuSLAUGHTER H, ^ „ c h e xXCELLliNT c e l l e n t floofloor plan . . . 1 bed- CLOSE:L0SE to to Twi Twin. ISO acres in Jr- Dale White While farm.f 1200 North J!00 Lo Littuur Llquur nuiiT. Sl ______Hay H a y paler p o l e with molor. t x. » • IlKKK - n tnvBt). two K“ , . ■ooll«nce» room*,rooms, epacloue spacloua kitcheo with built- romerome county.county. ] 150 farmed. goo.l small ^Uat. R *tupert upert. A ttra c tiv e ii5o(Jern < w i< < \.'11 i * Maaaey Ferguson, llesaton *• VKVKAI, I n Ung buIU-in •ppJUnce*. apnJI.ne** 3 be ll-l.A ofteni y>u choice vle.v dual, cIu q I. hydtcnsion h y d ti Only J2975 ““^nd*??.'!and N*w ii,* Holland DaaUr • I a In appliance, utility r»>om. 2UxJ4 st4>ckst4>ck n»nrh. ranch. l-:.Jinhoryuifh litxxilng ^ be- cellar, adjoining ‘djoin oilo.1 road, Hm) V*,*' ‘‘f/" SMO KKimberir lm b .rlr Ko«dHr TaS-SMT ed or unfurnished. All this for as m an. man. D34.4fi23, acre, ac re . well-lmproved well-lm | with l '>0 »cri'* svailuliU'. avalluliliv I'l.nie I ..i up an.l »ee ua In — —UsCCl U s e d C o m b in e s — ------MlAGIC A G IC VVALLEY B un.ler cultivation, balance pasture. the Saw tooth *'i® Valley or phona 733- MAGIC VALLEY REALTY llttla itttu as *11,000. Terms. Pick your t'l ri-7 i —~ ~ uniler cultivai [1116. — ------A JJ2 r LE SLAUGHTERING » . .ATTLE ranch: 2.6‘JO arrea deeded I’ncetl I’ncetl right. right. Can be finnnctl. in------:------;------No. 92. MASSEY FERG- FARM EOT7r.itiDMn-M-r MOBILE SLAI . cnmhtnaiiiin whaal and .«aUia. goisi ----o til« F it»tFir** Hr.-iirtty B ank. Httr>*rt. A l.L.L M C>t> D i: U .N yea(-t.«utid- «>ablii. ¥ ic r \M w * VRM EQUIPMENT fur I| „m lI enylr.erl-ylr. r.M 7S3-4»lia USON-14VSrR-^y^#)00 . Member Mbltlple LUting t«r. AddUon Av improvcmsnta. Health force* sale. iTTTmin77mi~'nic with VVALLEY A I T TRACTOR JOHN DEERI rr>om. Expenaive carpeting. appli- 70 ACilLs. ACHES. 17 170 share, of water. 2 170 ITO Mcreit. acre« full ful w a te r right. 2 g«><»l fireplace, upalair* up*i und Insulated. *5,- ^ ^ 7 head Springer Gu*ma*y | liiVELY older 4 bedroom home. unym. Expeniiv. m odern htime*, corrals fo r 400 head. nt.xlern n“ »leru tumic*. lumici Fee.lty.Really. 713-5217.______733-5-217, »9 mflea fr-.m fn.m Twin Fallf. Csl! Je- - [jartm ents-Furnlihed 7 0 n»me R»*ltv. 324-43H><.- ..r 324-2877. aom«* trsd f. —!_------S p>CClal, c c ia l. Both wilhrlth S-4 yearyeara tn pay. AUo aall > Only 118,000 w ith gcx>d term *. NEWEW 3 bbedroom-, edroom -. brick, carpet, doub- — J EROME REALTY JK nnd two riK.»ip», priCate entrance. ab anytime. Eugena Hugh*** le garage, family nrnrn. fireplacea. SHOI‘**91* »!l’y.>ldaa-und _»_a.Dd aee our ranch Hat- J E R O N balh. uUlllla* furnlaheJ, llichars INTERN'LERN-L HI SP 0957) 1 324.2416, i UHr,K n.«.r « l*'‘ No”Northemst II«‘ if'Tti h>cetion. No-traffic liv- «niP*{ng* intn spring,sprang, summer and fal). Y)e 324-4 t j Ho Apartments,Apartmrnia, 210 SoHh W«*biiig- OUR •am and Bean 12 UAiiiv coCOW’S w s .ndand heifar*, fraah or JV' ing ruom. £lxtra. nica. IteAaonable. aure '*’h* it’s w hat you w ant. H olland >^Jun Klif.m H llanttv andy. B roker 324-2S7T t<’n. OUR MOTTO o"'‘E 75 ' Bean special, (very .pnn*.™.int. IQQion % guiaranic«tL__W — KfalHr.l E.>.t,Kernf M.ln W.,. CASE---- 75i------Bean i ------Lu» -ut-.tr«il« eriy. I.liyi p«T>- AJ Alt TMk.Nl l o b e o t service to tlie gOod) i OWNER—2 bedroom bome. 1 block v. —TT- feet.' I’r.>ductlv*. >:n.500, J5.000 I[‘lean **,".f lli>«ns and phone furnU hisl. T o bC oT” •'U/ and apringcrairi^ngera ^for fur *CaUforoii^'^Riim* from Lincoln School. Comer lot. lAlIUICK ti I. ^ A A .S in:ii > jt.t.: M 0-,36-»40. T h o ,.. 7 ji-» .ii4 or 7.13- p a r m c r s 0 ‘ Clyd* lIughM. Uuhl. S4S-B487 Sund. 0„l, 127.000. *»,600. Low down J payment or will •'Farma Farma . * Specialty." Sj Phon* 733- .U.wn, «><>wn. A Ace c. Il Hi c l t y . . 73.V^■J 17.______J n i Farmers of Magic Valley JOHNN DEERE D E E R E 45 (1956) ,"“ li4Y-ii«i5^*-3B2&. teketake trurVtruck or edro«im, iry clean) kuu halkiLK: 4 40o r.auregUtered Angua cowa» ____ PFTH WrrKHAM Monro.Monroe Stre.Street.1, 7733-0377.______ihowcr, llve-ln kitchen. Cloae In. I br*d tu atari calving in >4>OKIM'E(fctu...... - BETTY HANSEN N.wn.w c ».. u fum.ce. fum., 316 H.rrUon. poo £»<> t>'«' thst Uis r.ireally vrortn th* money. expanding Sun Valley. Idaho, on | LAlUiErjuT E very very nlc* i 2 bedroom apart-] i\/r I ------Th«, The l.an,l Land Offi Office of Idaho. 733.0716. IJ S. Ju.uu ^ , , UEGISTEUED^UED AnguAngua bulls, IH months U. S. 1U)UU 9*. Electricity, go«Hl me.til.Tie.nl. Meal location.li Htove, r«-friger- (COMBINES , ( I JYI - H- a H y a y E q E i q u ip m e n t— or older.tr. Enough Enough to choosa at prv«« \ 733-0386 OufUt oof f TTown o w n HI om e«______51^ “o0 ^acres ACRES cltMi*ci... to Gooding. Oood soil. w-.ter. water. Near Near Rig Wood river, hports. .ior,at4ir, all all util u tilities paid. I'hone 733- ne. Call Klmb*rly, ur full water right. 3 bedroom horae, shopping. .hopping. V VI isit Bub-div{si'>n offlc* im'jti.______N E Wf HHOLLAND O L t A l 280 twine u,4 L Tafter i ' . j u IV rp.m. C LOONEY. REALTOR b uJHLt m l . - Two ^ wo bedroom b > i, home. Modern f«lr outbulldlni fair outbuildings. *30,000 with terms. or or w write rite Box Bo 889. Tw in FalU 1, oN K Iwilr.Kjm cn t iu i hertl nf 30 milk cowa. Horn* UJ Shoshono 733-4081 except except heathe»t .carpet,,cerj draperies in Iiv- T T»vl«>r aylor Agency. Agency 423-R2H9. Kim berly. Idaho.______JK l**.ilr«Kjm, *46 i»er month, w.ier A/rACCTr'V 1 B aler : b.r.i of ai IngInsf n>om. Low downd payment. Cloae- —■ —i ______f.unl*hcd,fiunlshcil. (>aa(ia apace heater. 1/orat- iVl/\OoC.ASSEY I FERGUSON J 02 t and Kepumber aprlngert. 0 ACRES. 36 aharca of w ater, 8 y e a r 606 U ACKE8:ACI^ES: NortheastN of Jemme. 3 e^l1-4l North i:tio N orth W.*hlnixl.>n, 73,l.hiil»;i. GGood o o d Condition CASEE 200T 200T PT PTO B aler Martin HultMn, &43.60V2, In. Gary— Winn. 543-6031.------oj,j ^ i>eorxv>m JOD two l)wdrt>om. pomor I«.>cation, o!i| Hasermsn3 l>ednv>m hom^ e, on oil road close bedroom, bedroom , new nev carpet. A nlc* little lU E rr>.»m E nMtm b u cm cn l ap artm cn l. J O H N D E E R E E 14T PTO . ______to HaBerman V.lley. W’endell Realty. farm farm. . *20,000 *20,000 with e x tra g»o.-rly,____ MMASSEY- A S S E HARRIS t. . . _ ping, delivered fifre*. Dutch Zlacker Pltture thial A lovely 2 bedroom -----—■,------— 202B. Jerome. Jrro m e. ; .—■— --- ^— .GUSON 3-poInt Side De- a Hon,, 733 733-4348.-4348. ______^ JHL: aibelce building — —^ L Mowcr^. most makea i»bun* 733>32aa-7330232. - - _____ you see a carpeted iivinor room en~ UlIHL:LJHL: Modem Modem 2 2 »>«Kin.om home.. I>ow f 206.20ft.______sita site with with beauuful t view. Taylor 1VO ^ 'beduM,in beduMJin ap artm en t. RiD per 'MMASSEY A < s‘\ P V HARRIS 90 chanced by a cheery fireplace. down payment, i Agency. 423-52M-J, Kim berly.______nonth, 'T'l? i‘ water and aaiutalloit fur- i UULL.S: 4->ear old;old 2.year-3ld; alao down payment. 801 North 12th. 643- uijyUY fmm fmm owners owne 70 acrra good land. Agency. 423-t Ready to go You PM« throuffh a la r s « d in in g «*122R.H225. o or r 733-R47> 733-R47gr-'______« „ i \ m Irr^m ilihed. Phone 733-52P2.______RCQ( yearling*.ga. Taws AngusA Farma. Filer, 6 mllea from Twin Falls. Takea UY OWNER: 6 acre*, ali In paature. 3 .— G lljiV l Phon* 738.(1409.______fn m to • ilt[)-..vlni kitchen which Ddl.SBOI.SK property, trsde for Twin money. money. Writ* Write Bo« 8 -D, c|o Times- bedroom bedroom moiiernmoew one and tw o beom a p a rt- JohnJo h n Hill.H i a «2S-»U1 ■■124-41112. J.rom.. N o rth Blue Laken. 7:>3-1793.______m en ts. .U3 .r Bh.rr.U 7J>-»2«0 JACK ..rvlt..irvka. BulU, Uulli horaea. Li*nd or LOVEl.YDVELY homehomo ju.just outnlde city IKnIts northside. northside. 1 1 mile n east, 1 aouth of North Blue nents. .143 Blu* Lakes B.fulevard Cha*Ur Bh«rr«U ______sell, Phon*hona 648»5824.648»58: Uuhl.______T HAMLETT REALTY i'lin Ruhl,«"»i. J.n..Can>eting and draperies. Bliss Bliss school school house. ho' R ufua Allen. CliOICE C H O IC E acrcagrascream and river frontsBes. North'lorth Contat Contact: Vern Smilh, 733- jVIolM o l y n e u x JM 2nd S lr « t E u t 7J3-407* ThonePhone 7.13-B.ial-..733-61)36.______80 ACRES.1 Iv)bACRES. Iv)U pasture and water. Hagarman Hagerman Valley. > Iv*n Dunham. * , m0 % Make Make real real good goo Dairy set-up. M\»d- aaleam aaleaman an for Schmidt A Muffley, CANYONNYON V VI1,,| li.l^ one an.l t^<. betN lVrj^r»]li VRMERS & CUSTOM Swlttf^-______^ , A.. Hoff„Mur______73a-imi> irms fortor Sale 52 «rnem home. 733733-3247.- H37-44n2, H37-4402. HagermHai an,______t*<>i>mV>i>m ap ap artm artm e en ta. rftov.*. refrig e ra to r M I V i dachinery L ^ l i l Co. f a r m e r s a n d b e a t f ut^nisha^l. V77.&I) ------______------______OPER/npFRATOR.*; SKV»:N wwaanar ..n.r pljrpigs. Dan Park, 1>/^| >------AUE!IE YOU iookinalooking for good fsrma or 500)0 ACRE stock aet-up, nl^ new^ S -8»At:;L" "SWAtiL ai'ieane armn iitar- Jerome. Weall- at*«i 1 ------rrrttra—wom«, lleAhy.Realty. 733*7064.733-7064. WilbumWllbum AgeaeAi.qct. Hn'hum. *78-7072. 324-4476. a24-447«. Jerome.J rr iLKklO,EI> aap p a rtm e n ts. On« apartmcnl Ask any of our ctutomara, thea _ _ S bath*. Excellent term s. 810.000. . foror rerent, n t, adadu u lta only. Be* m anager. — ■ ■■■ ■ cur\sld«rler the the advi advantagea of local EXTfLA large nr»» home. 2‘-4 ~ ■ c .ll*11 733-‘.if.31. 733-‘.if,31. ______ATIATTENTIO.V aervlcaa and and parta parta when buying tha n O rta i ______w balhi. family room plus basem ent, THRKEIlKK room*.room., coiy. .ttr.cll.., rl..n. FARMER.^ -- STOCKMEN following'Ing *quipma *quipm*nt: TRADE for gentlefor gentle h hora* or ealv** or? i:«.800. ECONOMICAL 2 bedrw jm ^ • K..r■„r 1 oor r 2. (Clo,«. llrfrlii.r.tor .nd liarbe*! Wir* and Steal Posts * FieldId Dalad Dalad Hay Hay L.oader» Bmall lU8i lUOi utlllt; utility trall*r, custom Irifk. Ksrage. carpet, n«w!y paint- m ■ no.. 71»-»7D4. ______C .llIf Creep Kee»lers and ilog Feeders * H eadlandidland F Furrow u rro ' Opener* made, iiisulatad,liuulatad. 12*voU •yat«m, I>ow down pajrtnect ott M i ALUER3 MILLING * Poutoato Hulk Rulk B*.Bed* fould aJeen two.leep 1S‘. two. 783.HS00, REE b«lrtmm apartment, unfur- Trucklane'Ucklane 733-4241 * W.kk! oT M*U1 ND ponlea, *80 up; will ^ ^ u i c k - AAction £ h Sefm ii«bg«J. Call 733.t>40S.------• ■ ...... T------• Alfalfa Cmwnei ervices BEET and GRAIN BEDS * c m u r . f e l d t m a n r e a l t o r s 'C : H oluses—Furnished m e s — F u n 73 BEET and Crain, hay. 824-2007. J*- | ,t.to rii.„, s.if-prop...... ,3- ru^PllI" .nd Go-r.;«~n. ITS Fil.r Av., 733-l»9» ^ MPLETE. nicp, r'Hony, two Ih*c1- hUh''^ riler*. , 2-row level-bed potato liar. Use this handy DirectoryD irector as a guide to) dependabledependa ‘"‘.'"I^'r^'^'c.rp"o4im. C arpeted Hvlngr<»cim and BA I.D W ll s, with vine eliminator. Field FOU SALEiLEi Ona On* slightly al uaed horaei j “ HA I.D W IN MFC... INC. , and grower proven to b* Black mar*. mare, 6 6 yeara yea old, well r«ln* ' | J ni**t*ri**t*r beilitH.beom, gaa furnace. lU f- |,jy .0. 7nd A..no. .Souti. ^ .f.TJ TWO BEDROOM servicee Today . . . and every dayUaV eirnce*.lence*. Adu! Adulta. *100 per m onth. ------beat HarvaaUra under th* ed. Writ*rlt* Don Don Bamberry. Bi Box &04, Hnma with extra lot. Near achool* Callall 7;i3-6f)2«.______7;i3-662«. ______HAYr BALERS BALERS (usei>endcntn,l.-p.ndcnl M et comrr. pink m,Kl.l.,Kiel*. 1 Complete„mp line of Heston P A U*AUL L E Q 1E Q U IPM EN T aider trad*rada for JeepuJe* Pbon* 824-6106. ‘ HAROLD’S AGENCY 2 4 H; o e r houjie.„u... -w.lhcqi.y awalheni. Twin FalU Tractor jp, W!c FI W ELDINGHIT SHOP J«rome.______- v ~, •—:"“T— 7—— — .—;—r------and d Implement Implement- 733-P687.______* W tl L U lI Across from S<.&rs SMALLALL I bedbedroom furni"he.i houae. ■ ------—- 4UAKTEBHOUSESUmouaEsl t Ar^ Til Ahagglen, “8S-5632. Klntr. 753-7487 • Niceilr* fenced yard wilh flowers. Ht~'^i>lONISION J2u -2u swather, has John a . J. Baui A. Dauer, Owner maraa, filly, galdlgelding, yearling colt. W alters. 733-4'<78 ■bon. 7.m-24B4.______rer* 4'cyhnder engine Bage-brush Phone• 438-4272438-4272 Paul. Idaho Phone 034-6094. fifioodlng. >w, 10'. |4bO. Both excellent co^------tandem i horse horse ti trailer, all m*Ul« I A n s wvering e r i i ServiceV i c e C) ben lion.7 3 1 ioiii 731-40in), 2-6 p.m .______furniahed.umiahed. 1D4211>- 2nd Avenue Wes., -v ---- brak«>*, tackroom. Evenings, i ;AN0R Baldwin combine, ^ R^OWERMOWER PARTS * ;:,?.V.';..‘~?,'‘47’Ad.0. 174fl AddUnn East.______^ . , I'honr*■h.,n,. 71.1-;a04.______;733.21*0 , ^ ^ ^ . ! “ w i,h - SACRIFICE — „ The w A dvertiser in This D irectory Is Not i mpl*le wllh pickup head and corn Sickle*,*, Pitmans, Pitimana. _ Hold downa, b. *3,500. Zitlau Ouards,IS, Sections, Sections, L*lcl. M«,iI,tor4.r f. f-4...41. W« Wendell, 536-6111. Raka Te*th.Teeth. Bah Baler Teeth, Wind- guarante^^llet^i gentle gentle for kids. 733.«40l. 3 bedroom hou.se, 2 lots. ^ The Advertiwrfiw r WWill ill Ba1 Notified to Collloll You.You, Houses—Unfluses—Unfurnished 74 OVI-.UHAUL .11 m.kM ot tr.c- row«r CC*n»“ .n.u.«, *", EU.. ctr. PUOKt-SSKlNALSIONAL Horaaaho*ins 1 .4^ * ••»er connections. Total aarri- , ton.rs. CallCall MountainMn Stat.ss Impl*- •jjitler Field. Jobs Oonrad^ —r- N 'T K ent 7 p4iMiljle no dow n. 3 ment. 12fi 12fi 2nd 2nd Avenu* South, 733- *The **” Old Reliable ,“ 4.45;™.',^"B or 733 733-774*."','4' ______4 ' fic< prie* 14,(00 cmah. Appraieed T o PtXWPUoe Xom. 2 balh. brick combination. ______U412. D & B S U I LEi 12 ye*r old bay g*ldlng, JV* «t 16.ROO. 6:^7 lH^fhland. ------■ Blasement- asem ent- Itapid ranchinch hor**,bora*, *160> 732-1736,.^ ___III PHONE T33-2444 OR 7.13-4054 — — — jnefi modeU rea»)y to go. Cem rN Palomino geMfng, 7 years Bli r-» I RI ealty. r .lty . 7.13-f.27.1.1-f,217.------l>julpment. ,„lpm rnl. KiEastland Drive, phon* ______' •______BUCKisKfN I'aJomInc ■------^------CCarpenters a rp ______I FFurnaco u rn a c e Cleoning ; •______RF e n t o l s ______i>odroomO l>odroum home, double garage. 71.T-7272 nid, real1 nice. PhorPhone 733-0067.__ ^ V*lf 'hom*^ Itft»c« rifialnif, and.M r.iraJ. Iia. (ill ’BKMT ■n t* »M ,_ini4iiinial.|'.J rFff"a L ______"W :l< Accaitqriea 105 H ------CUSTOi*-«eMBS--— and remodeling. Finsnrlng svailsbTd. Stoves. stores. *5 9 years7 experience. 733- week. Banner Fulniture. I'non* TJJ- *anitallonife n e ° ^fun rnU ^H ."'xioiri^',nly.-o:: kchlnes. trucks. i'ric*d right. Urma ------WE ______lixgiLq M4>del €3u-R (2) row Imeo Sugar ______1 0 6 ■ jy — Sell — Trade. Anything of InterminintsirIntermmintsin Kucl. newly re«lecon •et Harvestera. Carttype. N^w. Traetora.rto. *%^A!i>.rhl..r._ Pa f*;*"?- ■. PHONE 423.69J6 —^ ^ w. -J - ■ v*m*.~BArifiiTtrc»gT»r. sei *tto ^ >■for'W ,* t. ■'w;^irAKs (.,m- C e ra m ic J nue south. 73a- be*iriH)m, basem ent, S'<0 j.er monin. u__ ■ n . -> for tuiJding eonsulLant no. .Sooth. 7.a-3,&..------: i . Z *“ ppany, l n r " ^aero** r f : : from Kir* Department, “2-'. Oak S ‘s’trM treet. P h m e 7,T3-633fi,_____Hend ton.l H..i lo 11 >... ;i'-c Ti~..-N...._ m olyneux.YNEUX I MACHII^RY ------; , iJuy,y --- - a*iia*ll — T rad e. A nything of phone 733.6fi6 rX Bialn hJns. l.OrtO 1.500 ^UJheU, 7 *471. 7(147 Twin raiia ■ ' • By n ll.- V r- Opep•ep forfor business.business. (Ir?»nw--»re, gls*e«, ^ »»Jue.value. BBargain arg ain C en ter, 2t»l 2nd Ave- ■■■>. — ■ "' -I ------=------:----r T2 CLEANHAN 2 bedro bedroom h per month. Call Krsnk 'i i------77 A* amount. Pat P1 M.in W»t. Filer. ------LLownmower ^ n fT IO Service septicSeptic tank* clesne-i.cu r-p*irr.l , nd m- 11. Farm SuppliesSuppliea______V1^ phone R2»-B324.R2»-B324.______|H «iih storage, fenced yard. — ——————— atalled. Fre* Inspeci.-n. Lloyd Cra- Ho..th.ooth. j33-5<> 733-fim j rellent condition.„d^ Mu.vt . sell im - j25 each. Ruasel mile* south, 2 west, ^ aouth HH pirkup and delivery. Don's Csblnet ' T ^rpl.c. «r.i.. c.rp.tlni. nc»ly| f.h„, (ach. Ruasel UIgga, 432-2834, old. 4 mile* south. " '’f • niG<’-E« hom. or Ooncr.t.ncr.t. forming:forroinr: fouo.l.- P‘-'k“P ‘ "d d.l Kot^Uoofr ..«cr .crvic. („r .n, 'iL'i' ■distely. F'hone ^gS-Rfl^O. H snien. M urtaugh.ugh. of BuhlI on on Csstleforil Castle road.______■ ion fottinj.^ r~i,lrn-,i.l „r cm- ?,nd " “'P*''K.p.ir Sh..p, I 6 8 I tth Avr»u. drmin.i. f.ilur,. Al.o .cpHc tin» Fdee<>rated. 'Kimb*r«y, 4«0. P h o n e ------)D breetltng *we*. Call Jo« ■ !fl-l. . .m.ll.r hom,: C.ll Su..n tion fottlni!.^ i t-..t. phon. 7ai-li0«3.______cl™ n in *. A ‘ 2n-51^4. ______I C-ll KgUIHMENKgUIPME.VT CO., HighT.-.y ?7. balan^clngbalancing M B8«. Farm A City 200 COOD breetltnj rJ?,' •' lrrl«.t«J I.«n,U Co.. 733- m.rcl.l.nrrcl.l. M.rllnM.rlin D..hl,) 7U-313«- _.t-"t. rl*°"* clr.nlnir. A. O. H.kro. T3--;s41. ------vjth of Tsui J. I. Case farm ma- DUtrlbutIng,buting. Inc.. Inc.. Twin FalU. Bur- Pavknv,, 034-SCgfl, Goodltig.______■ arotic T.nk Cl,.nlni. C.ll Chc.r NH;K:E on.one b..lr t . duld u i 7:73.-^104.______^—__ p frigerator, tabl* furnU hed. 733- KNEIH-IH p--pp-.p op bale loader. Bee a t '------_ Poullry and ■nd Rat R jb b iU ______TOS ^ All brick hom. with Commcrci.immerriai and.nd resldcntlsl wiring-1 ^-aij.jnwlde.Sattonwlde. EverettEv Hughe*. Eden, < TelephoneT cleo h n n p Answer Service 4110JIO.^ _____ I Klen. |4d month. Appiy to: Boo CASKK SS.r. I*. 12'12 crcombine. Good machine. $2,000,(*2,000.000.00 h------r27.402V^------I yafd^-ia »e«iu4»i T—^ Ifili —____IfiTi,______.------____ • .- - _^PgjntinO ______,_,jerrice.-J*hun,._.jerrice. - Jh o n e 3 l-^i3- ytfty Jf.. ------r - - Herey-I>*F e r e y Hana*n. -Phima AUCTIOJ^AUCXIOK-SALE______p ^ ht a r , ; T p » r ^ Drive,______= ------' Usrtlettrtl^tt Bro*.Dro*. Ct«tn. ^ Satisfaction Smtiafaei «»suied- Li.en; t\-nr»mereielr*Tmmereiel andan residential, &Aad -■■■ ------eat- *65. Water anirbanka-_A*sirb*nWm A -Soft 5dem hnme. ,eaih>r hrKikowrT-- -a4ir**-a^-b»et.e,^r*a-^_h»eu..7-11-^.n2.______^______L im it — PonAlf, T«»ry'’ g’f>od wjtil chll» — ™ I-^nre lot, cartv'rt and Slxcavatinrtavstinc basements,basemer trenching, bsck- inting. inside, ooutside, free 'Climates, Trimming, to; I» John i>eere 55 .-omblne. Grain (*0) gyrTHXCTOK8--irri7-or>; TUAo'I ------d ^ *^'>^ ‘*7^ * 07" **-lW full prire. *55 n»c>f»th filling.illing. *lso *Uo fill fill rflrt. • C«*n'T*l* farm-, r*jr«f*cil/\n gn»gi»arante<^. Fre«Kr— e*Xi lr.* ircl. LU’l „ per month. 219 Tyler. Phone (;or>I> John i>ee: D f.; CRUSHING EQUIP. 2*. 733.Q71&.‘^’'■9^“ Tlo» 14. Tw in F .ll. IH -ll'I'l Miurt.«uHh o r t .u .h 4J2-432-2551. .r>u‘reyou're mad at :yoor plu.mt>er — Call Shrubbery trirtrimminif. Tree e^tim*t«. _‘i,, acre with garden. Small family. >OK SALE:SALK: 01|..rOil* .Id. d»ll..ry r>k.. ,. Hopp.1.. Pow.r Unlu. 7IH-814I.1.______^randview Driv*. Carpeting. KKcavaUag;ravatiag: baaement, baaetn* eoocreie rrm-’V-; :;;:i>5d22.:;;n-6d22. Rim Rock P lum bing an d W ood'*ood's Tre*^Tre*- .^ervi.--. 7r-!-r.'.442. j .irn.Mt„,.t new,n.-. *.400. Phon. 124-217.. ISI D2I CAT MOTOR FRENCH Toy Tor Poodl* Pood: puppie*. whita, ai. carport with ator- *i1 oror loading loading wilh w; Michigan l^SA. Heating.[{eating. 1240 FBlue I.,ake* North. ~r------n THREEflEE roomroom hoiise,I cl<^ed-in r>orch. 1 Jem m e. -:------SCRAPERS;PERS: CAT MODiSL 12 a AKC r^egistered, liu r.d . 6• we«ka uld. Pboas itftiiift«..,w,Ioadiny dirt. fcad,,-.rpck.-^!ij!'. 'lypew y p c w r riter KCpOir __ ill basement, basem ent, *4>me furniture, 445'NKW• awather*swsther* anda balem. aelling h*- j 4 ; MOTOKOTOtt CRAEGRADERS. SUOVEI_S 7»3-«77».^______------• 7120.120. ------ATI "worknre. ATI iv-urk guaranteeedroom l>.Jroocn home. stoker K»mtl ment Co.. Ruh . Show or breeding Qaality. { son. 733-2S97. 12-1. ^fier p.m. niceice y yard. ard . *75. * 544 4 th A venue UAS^^KY.SKY HARRISHAKRl 27 combine. Oood. Crane:: WATER WATER TANKERS: C.t. Not'’ciIild*’'1ild-* peta. ^ ‘’• 7.3.3-6126. ______\ tfir feneed yard. unkaanka and drain i'iiw M«tmJJat) >o. RRodiotor nH infr Service .on. DWro-.. DWIO-. 4(XXV Not Chijd . , r owner eqoity. aasume Hakrnlaken fWwer Sewer Sep Serrice.'-733 2&41.______r^OaiarC ' , , —;—7 . North o rth or o r 733-^504. 733-i : Neverver In bearbean*. 3*^ east. Wa*!»- D W 2 fs . DW20V. tea pigs for lal*. 17G4 Higlv* ______U p h o l s t e r ------TWO ;;.:di:oon,. ■ton Schr-.l. Irw in.______8000 gal.r.l.: : COMPA COMPASTION EQUIP.: P^T iiiln.. p in fot :avatinr. backbo«backJ and cement ciydea^e'a Radiator Sbof>. 245 Washing- —______WP O b -d ro o m j, » , t . r . . .n i t . t l .i n ' Irnrf.n Schn.,1. W w i.r. C.t., O.llo« * l.nd Aren ..na. a* East. E..I. I terms on thU well kept work.rork. Call Vic Engkrmf. 7»3-23-t> i„n..-itl. 733-60*0. -SS-fiORO. Rjadlatar* oar bast- WT*V* offer compiet*comple aervic* oo »R type* fumUhed.imUhed. *55. *55, 127 Cth Str««t Hast, u a Y b.l.r<: baler*: 10-10-14T John Dnr.: I waat tandetn. Vfbratory * TWO regUteredrUtered Toy Toy Dachshaa4 pup- lK.m* -^♦enue «rr 49».4»04. 4S»-4904, l^aol PaolJ - __ _ , BCSS.:es*. ,_»«>* » -aideline.. Man^ -yaars of of furniture. furaltura. RecoTerinc, rebuilding Twinwin Falla. Falls, 32(U53«2, a; FI1*T. Massey Ferguai » Wheel RoiUn. txS Sh*«p»- plea forr aale. aale. Call Call 7HX-2048.______jt' :pr-r^^iL^ «rwner. P h o n e . ?.tt-0730. ------—------— ------— - ^xp#Hence..Tperience. "■ TvnaUhrftg.'nffTaUbiAg. r*d«ilgntnff.Ti jjy ni-EK;r J U E K - T»o T w Wroon. »om.. tmM l;»».'.-■4>.-g-irler. Bjrlrr. BtiUais;-. AJI mataa. Cain’s. Inc., phnn> .33..11J^ fomace. Pljone Koua«i-.jLut-J5QU1P*: Alt t^-ahorthaln... k:/, >]o_ to Illi. hardwood floon. baa#- _____ FfOOrFloor CCovering __ I Cliffff and Jack'sJackV iurriee: 5 Ti^e>ap and mate*. Cain’s. iraace. Plion* 71.t-57it3, J.OOO bushel ate*steel rranary ea wood' trae^. C<»nprs. J34-4T60. Coaditur_____ irake service. 761 M ain We.m>-~ooard o m s - B o « , arw Room 76 .-peere,re cultivator.cuitfvato' 733-2B75.______LIN O STOCK t Ma puppiaa: Also atod a*r*k«u ------quare yard. ileC McClain's. 4»^ FUlmore. ‘ ----- STOCK: M.rk r>l«.l Tr»«oi«. ■ ' ■ — ■ ------Ktenalr ^n^lr luiali mifcmakea: •uf>niie«; Il.x^rer ------K 'S iiv e rtip ” poUiti> a n d beet I-owhedd trailera, tr»ll«,. % MUo. Trurk.. tu . Wllll.m1 Heard. H.^rd. 100 lOt Grandvte'4* DHva. j PaynectJ lesa than rent. entranc*Dtranc* Filer Avent>eA\ Side.______Jm« d.«wntown. t ACME Siivertip «ecripttv* Brochnr* Contactt WHITE pur*bred ' gnd Avenue Ea«t> 733-1027. ______»300 p per er mmonth onth. M odem show ers a n d , chain,in l^ b*at-b**t- iBuy it now aad aava. For Daecripttv* Bi purebred G*rman Shcptoardl ______F u e l O il______s.win»ring “5J*“ Wehinea s7 for rent by we«k 8 nd Avenue E itA*. C am era C en ter H otel.______l .\fsdea.ie bv AcmeAcm> Filer. ^______Jack Rouse ROUSC ic Sons, A uctrs. rup«. i:> *.-•> andand tlO. tio. a24-2«^«. Jattxna. ,r montk. Singer Sewings Center. Ucetrolax £)«ctrolax Salsa Salaa and Service. F06 Blu* -*■---- him.. Clo.. In. S»t *t For Sto».Sto»# uaad d FumaeeFur Oil. call *Nortl» IC^a )M aad board for *ld*r!y p^jpl*. 1 DCALL. wh**lwheel bay^ y trailer; AC 7’ haar- S. RobertaonRoUrtaon 1 BR. 2-07U REGISTERED^RED UINIATUUEUIN Poodlal :d North ICAla. Twia Falla. 711- Lakaa Lakaa Botilevard.Botilevai Reliabl* man want- ROOM and 7 rtu'™ A.raa. Korth or pbon. St.utau oil. Oil, 7>»« Our Fuel Mak- 144. ^ «d. Pbonaiemm 7U-2S»0.7U-2a»< ‘ on mow*r.mowar. Pbo PboM *24>4iA*. Barattyl*T*rt BUla. BUI*. CallforolA aild Daebahtxodsacbahtxods 108 I BochsBMu ^ ______Wlum y a rritMla. ___ • i ” . -"------i'v

a D em and. Sell Y ou rs W i t h a Wf oa i n t A d Bikes, T rikesIces and MA ot otor Bikes[es Ai re iii D e ______l l ------r - T rucks 19 6 Aufos u to s fofor r Sste - ' 200 Awtosrtos for i Sslo ^ tO iC im p e r* ______l»3I Atebllo M obllo I H em es ______- K adio ■ n d TV SoH 12*I MIkoIUim MiKollaiMoua for S*U 140 Sunday, Aug. 1, 1965 lUdto mnd 1 • :------:------^—■ ' rOR RKNlRENT* IS* Sluata c«m»«T-traU> 3 0 Twin Fatlt^innfW*-Now» IBJLDiOB. TV*. Coi^r TV* rvMirad. ; er. Maka iwarratJona now; «yali. Work • SSEARS E A R S 1HAS EVERYTHING ablaftbl. from J um 1. Isa'S*!! «r S««. TT^ GRAIN BEDS H Hari ard to Beat Bill 3paeth ^ Young Youoy K*dio TV S*rvi*a. 7 » .7 t» « ^ —__ In &Sewing Machines — Taylor T.rior Bn Straat. i- *~ USED BUYS! GR r^fi and P«f Supplies 110 tukTUB nt:iiT HEalT t TV.' radio. #Ur«». trana-; 1M» AuU>«.tic Zl*-i.» B.«ln»* atCUKITVijLCURITY c«nip*r. ala*p« - , _ ------■■■■■■*"—^ lu totor ,; .-rri- .h.*k ..b- /.«. mMhloM. ]Cln.u fuur. 300 SOO South ath. BuhL______• IDEAL IDEAL 33’ (I960) Selection! FORF O R D S A L E S mt Jo«. TV. ------Dli»etDInxt »ioitrom th. jMt.irr »t . t.r- - -—— - Ho^e. U-s a beauty! Brand New 16 foot Sc f ^ . n r s L ' s : tUI. rmluctkia. Mobil* AAobll* HHomes 194 Combination Stock & Grain J Oood Thing* to E*t 133 '“i‘*o!li,YI ONLY — COMPI.ETB.fOB ------1_ JEROME Oood Thing ------' ------■ SIES IE StAS tA 15' (1958) T ra v e l wWith ith Fold Down Sides a,j}» wMt IUdc«p Corti«r KlmUrly. j^oNTMUUivNtMONTMOlitNCY pl. «h.rrl« ; *119.95 , RECENT Trailer. Traile Nice! —Brand New '6464 FORI FORD XL J2i« Afur • P.*n. or w««k«oa* pboM r**dy »ial u»«tb* John W'Vy»»r-old m»l# r«klnc«M. 4 iuU#*iuUaa m.»tb {not in lh* canyuo). T R A D E - I N S t r a ^ ^ 32ft-&014. rtlar._____. . ______I SEA SEA R R S, S, ROEBUCK & CO. Home. Very exceptional. FuryFunr 4- b^uiifu* >••*’ 3 3 »-&ou. rtu warrmoty. OO63 T-BIRD ftjj. lo br**n«lly ' llnir rmgUUr^d . H*alth H*«llh food l*oo4 ator*. M7 Main W*at. ' " ...... " 19 Pom«r«nUn pupjH»r-HbmfW — ------— — •...... ------^ ~ 1962 CCO O L U M B U 10x55’ in oven,ov air conditioner, 1965 FORD On. Ska ^own.r. Llk. . •t 3 to S pound*. Tb«»« ar# •p«hon« 43«-«7HT, KMS^rt^______Joha Joha Ciourlay iiuurltry Or ■ Huhl pbon* ftS7.S03l. __ Alb«rt*»M,AllxrtaoM. H Hantid Vanr*. 1955 GREAT LAKES 8x48' JlALAMUTt: <;«nn»a iwJle* rrt**br#d WHOLtaAUS t HO M E LUM BER CO. etc. Very nice I Full i pow*r » w .r — ln>M. '663 3 FFORD O R ] WIlOLt^iALJS b«.» b, h.i/ or .,u,rt.r. HOMI etc. gnd•od out, FALCO t)tippl*i. Ml*ek. t*n, whJt*. 16. ^.PP*“ Cut and»nil wrapped.wn Pb-jna N o r t h' 101 jgj 2 2ndnd St. Ht South 71J-22U __TRA' ouU fa lco n Futur. SDort i i ? . ‘'kl'U'’ hon«. 42»-6»47, Kim- Main M»ln Ixx-kara.Ixx-k*! 733-4naj.______L —TRAVEL TRAILERS— <-«PMd. ------T,------Z RED u»»pb*rruRa.pb*rria* for acla. L“ V* «r- M O U ] Ona owner. SharpI ^*** llEH.■ MOUNTAIN IVHJIJJ CABIN 1965 MIDMil JET self-contained ]B A K E R ’S PONTIAC PONT — CADILLAC 1962 MERCURY °“* wMkB old. Phon* 78»-«aK» «fUr Huhl. Huh>. ______K Rustic Siding 16’ GMCG TRUCKS Het~r.Uetcor. vt.Vt, .utonj.Hc tr.o.ml.- ’6363 RAMRAMB. Wag. Jin« •ioo^ low mllaaga. Raal SLarpl « 0 *.door. & p.fti. .—------^ aAVttaAVEt a*»*i Saval i Al Wymor* Driv*-Inn. m o b i l e h o m e s CARLESON’S “““■ ” .'Z BTIJI> *»rvlf*; AKC aUv*.r lIomov*t)tM«i milk.1 Tfia salloa. Locuat *• ** 1959 LINCOLN LIN self^:ontained MC < mu.lonmlaalon with OVEBUBiw »*U: Ul.nd *rown m*l* r#klng*M. and KlntbarlyKJml>»rly Ko a d .______pr fo«)t 1717- 601 M.lnMain K ^t PboD. 1JK-U21 jg g j On. own.r. Top rondl.aii '■ 78a»l440. 7 -. ------t Year* JJerylng Slagle Vall*y ______1961 CHRYSLER HKET8 n<»w raady. will taka ordara f ’o r thi est-tn-W ood------“ Tnfii m a ------W ith Hi.neit-THfign^tr DCaltngg HEW yOBKEB *-3 FORD _ Hu,..,!. Mr.. I;---.r-.rj ■*:!■!:• Get PLYWOOD From PLYWAY Prl*ndly Sarvic* GMC HMC TRUCKS—IN TF JEROME fS ' FAIRL Hla. t..k » Hmi.lt ■JIO-O^O1 -1963 1963 TTERR.Y £ j a ’^ j le c t r lc . ; ...... 4_ijt4_LJ AddAd_dUoa W**t 731.8368 FAIRLANE SOO llKANH: p** corn t7ll.«r viff*-' ------^------LEE-PONTIAC ------■------>------S ite ? Ji*V*iC ' v A l ' e Y K.nn.l. .r. op.j tablaa. ‘ ./J'j'i; *74 Ja^luon. Call jr _ g refrigerator 7:i3-3ft07. No Sunday aal«^ ______^ MUFFLERS 2 j FoldingFold Camp Trailers utility Utility TrailersTi 195 Autos fofor Sale 200 1964 'CHEV Vi-ton '6363 FORDFORI »JS5 t-pjij-—n l(>«« -nl... WIII t.k. all NUWNKW rati J>*.t.pfitalo** for *ale. I'boo* . rCar 'n i or Pickup ----- ■ 4-ape*d Bl*Big *<* low mlteag*. long gpo 4. <■.“ I ', " - l l - ~ « i Ikju-.h »4:<-4(i7».ft4:t-407ii. HuhlRuhl. ______^ ‘ TA.NDEM bora* trailer, aaddia' rack. wbaalbaa*.wb*«l.baa*. matic.BPO <-d„or, r.Jlo, C ri^ COHN and »a*» apudi. Modal "T‘* !•".1»". 110:•10- 24-. I ll: SO". IU. —f>ICl—f>ICKUP CAMPERS— Real goo«l condition- »3H5. Pbona “ n • • .niln., u. l-.rk. J..hn U'l.Hi.______COHN .n.l^ n. Cu.r.ntM*Hnir. Ph.a>* 7J.1-H2 t.l.______BALDWIN MFG.. Inc. * gas refrigerator ..if-tont.•eJf-<>«. - i.------"i960 i960 r a ;RANCHO 8' ------l O L / i k e and whacu.whaela. Ion* wbaclbaa*. 4-door.4-Joor, HyJr.i7i.iic iru.. rhampion Bhow •toeK, 211 U«r*b AUAll kincN. kind<. W. W. H. Ch««a. 733>:;h47. Complet* TrucksT rucks 1 9 6 mlaalonmlaalon. A good cicaa Wtmt. 73S~7i09.______- UKU UKU potato**. p«t*lo**. 7c par i>ound. Mayar. SIMOlSIMONIZ CAR WAX blAMl^k; Ulu* I'olnl »t'*1*, y*»r old. ph«»t»ph«>t»a .'>2 .t24-:!2W&. 4 -:!JWe GATEWAY ------. -T~—— '64 CHEVc h : Biscayne 1963 FORD ’6262 MERCURYMER tm tift or tT*dtnr «t»mp*. 100 Houtb apjtxwHKUUlt:STHAWHKRHIt.4. pk>.a»l. »1 2& gal- , 4-h. Huhl.______U>n.U>n. Call Call M*y« Mayar. i2t«3iM3. Jafom*. I^MARI^MAR'S 8 AMERICAN SEIlVICE T R A A I I L E R c e n t e r * Ifarm trucks Clld* tranamlaaion. radio. toxntom cab.cb. comet" *-d„or. r.db, t Z ' S * 11 (ir*an Stampa beabeal tar.4 matic. A aharp oq« e*»i« WA.NT to s*!! pup. «*nl>«. Bfx>d for ------Blu*,Lak*a North I Addiaon W*at 783-2410 car.ear. “** m»D «d4 *I(»- }? r»»r t.ld *lrl, riovvara 13ft — jtc.r Desna RlcUfield NOW ONLY J2095 7.13-31U.______:------SUSU WATT WATT M MoUjrula U>w Baod b*»«»|« Oi>enOi>an Dally and Sunday ♦* JSTOCK-BEDS 1958 INTERNATIONAL .go FOR ■ tat l4.n. $20H: £&n wait .MmIom.I*------'60 FORD $89j ^;l>T■ al*«U^ __rulora ./ml_alt «»«•-_»2 '62 B U I C K S p e c ia l :-ton2-lon t™'k.truck. 5-ap*«d« 8-spaad« long y-.si«^GALiAXiE 4^oor. R4i^ iivWttKfcFViTiifiliMl------—----1 1 ^ =====»gS5y==iigrig==^l«t», >«t» r= = »h>^lh..e, wli.^lh.11^ ______r iaanmat If^ ______' ,______— iKirth._l_w«»t_nm^" I w«t «»f W*at & Putnia. kin I'l'MT^f -----^------U*r*ivar.K.clv.r. fl IlMO: HC aii AC-l^-.'^X “ ^TRAVEtrTRAt^RS^ J Y ------*-BBET BEDS ■ ■ ^and atandard tranamlaaion.-...... _...A. _ _ ------. ------Bail Jl»> «r.u: ae.1. T-I.llr. no.llltor. J30. i'l*04 JU ST J1295 For Prompt Ml»collan«ouMI*coll«n«ou» for S«|» 140 M.inr... Mtrr.1. 7.13-O.H7-______^ ,, R E M O V A L *<)llI'lm SAl.K;SAl.K: D«D.OI.I o»flc. ulpm.nl. U.SfcUJ u.StU door. dwir. »n4 .cr.^n d.Kir.. prirw*-i i ------A ll- P r i c e d to S e\i------SL_l------* H A Y T R iir.K .s ______m>fin spr>^rrTAr a r^faiina ANDY A N D & BOB’S ConCom m ercials W.l..r Mobil. X-ll.r m.chln.. t.t- ‘J on W'vher M*>bll* • N low a* fl.ao. Comblnatioci . ______2-door2 -do« hardtop. Radio, boater. 1 ^ ^ i|»m» tio»n*. iipatl»r 111jtr-* -^------—- —----- ■ — —....—------.-M OTjriR. CO. ’RH F O R «7. Hurlii»y. Idaho. ______month rn..nth only only IIH.U8. A.beato*- ahaUr*‘^ BBCfOrC e f o r e *66 M o d e ls A r r i v e WWe Have Them and brakea. Sharp! nBuhl; Idaho 4-*p**d, 4-«p*«d abort wi4e box. l i v e s t o c k URAPKRIKS: Complat* drapinn d*- 116.66 |ie.66 p*r p*r aquar*. Al* ». praflnUb*^ed ONLY JII95 partiuant. Lar^a nal*etl«»n. W* in- panrllng. panrlinir. now n balf prloe. Cltiien a Al '63 CHE^ PHONE COLLECT ?,Vi‘ratall. T Call . n *1;; «* for fra* ■allmat**. Building UuUding Supply. S Uuhl. fi43-44»- NOMAD All . . . . PLUS ■63 CHEV i/j-ton $1595 — NOMAD 18*. s«lf-containcd. '60 FORD Wagon ______4-ap**d, 4-ap**d lung wide box. Twin K»1U 7a3-fl83&— Borltf Cain'*.Cain* 7.t:t-7lll.7.t:u711 ---- . _ BEST, aalaction aalaclicj ! Camera* : i rojector*a :; HEVROLET. 1U38 coup* with 1953 liM)‘i.|iM)‘i. CONTINUOUSCONTINU /ilamaul n y I o tap* r*cord*m r*con : talavi.lona; ataraoao 4-door,‘ r»dIo. hutar. V8 «n- CHKVKOLtTT, pil* Vk12’ ruira. foamail bark. aarK*d playara: play*r«: Admiral A appllancaa. ate. j.j-r. llnr. OVEBDRtVE tr.n.mU- Olda Old. angina, .niln. automatic tranamlaaion, '6262 CHEVCHE^ i/j-ton $1395! IDAHO HIDE , 1.11. «.i3- ru«. E.., p.,m.nt.. Cm.,. C.n..r, K IT COM PANION 17’, self- 9 JExtra Good .Ion, 2-ton. blu. .nd whit. Olda Old. r*ar-*nd. r*.r-«i Body work eompl*t*d all alil«*. |it».U6. liannar I'urnltura. iCasjr payfi _ contained. ^gj finish. *xc*pt .xc.pt painU p.lnl Black naugahyda I*atb- *)f\ & TALLOW CO. ;!n.u^-7:n-l42l.______- Inc.______*r inurlor. bucket aaata. crom* daah Over \./V er 30 OU Units In Stock! WINDOW SHADES:SHAI 11.47 up. Slsaa Fl.AT i-l.AT UED BED trallar. bU‘*»l2'. Meal to USED TRUCKS JU ST t995 wilh SW gaugM, cuatom atacring -■^ V ■ - -- ■ . 3W‘*3A‘* to M'*K4’* ocodd aiaaa cut fr**. All build build rampar: ramp Power air »an oo ^,.y. /~-r\ ______~ ~'_____ anrf■Tir4 W ^ mhlftmt". A pnmf. , 'Tr:—M. king amiaa and—Kti>r‘a—*t>- —■tantf~tnyi:rwit!n» —itkntf~tny-i: puw-bam or v»-Z KITISr*-* COMltA,MON-iy ------— ~ ' ^ • i ' wheela and many axtra*. Saa afu r B i t Appllancaa A HH Kquip. 120 i.ynw.x»dI.ynwood Shoppingshop Cantar.______tato tato callar. callar. Northland Cold SUtraga.'•• All recoreconditioned and guaran- BTEi:" SPAETH C o m m e r c i a l s «8 p.m.p.m._a_t__ij at 1832 Granada Drlva. P*0 FORD SALES ------;------CHKCKCHKCK u imOUR a STOCK OK: auitcaaaa. H»hL_____ teed. 6 cylinders. V - 8 ’s. 4- FOROR SALE;HALE; 195i Ford. lOfiS Thunl- , CLOSK-OIJT on 10«* trunk*, imnk*. blnoculara.blnocu aaddlaa. brllit| mor*. C<»m* to 2f>4 Mnnro* Street base and short. V”'Long wbeelbaae. 650»lfl ply na atr**t W«*t,rn Auto. Twin KalN,------HKVJ-:N quart qu*7t 1 National praaaura can- anil mor*. lk C<»m« anmnd. ?H-<*-t77.____ _ ^ , tire*tirea and big 8 engin*. 4- MUSTIUST aacrific*!aacri 1958 Contin*ntal UGA.GA, 1»581958 ■]aport hardtop coup*. Srs d«lu»* Mayt*« aulo- nar. »R SALE or TRADE: IS«2 Poa-.a( al ______N N ot A~"Sideline______sty roupe. Good condition. Needa llttla BonnaviU*BonnariU* hard-top, coupe.- N«r tloa‘;'~TffM~ flr iMaaa ■lart —rynwtiT—Tx»a — fynr-r.ali .. Filar, »iEW— »iEW..-aalal V»..r folnra pf natural__ sY L E a ip g « ^yi- body work. Phona 7-^3-7454. tirea.tirea. axceth excellent conUltjjn. Pboas Tlfc I40.iis. H**r* lto*buek. 7»a«0t>ai^ n3ft«42H3. n3«*42H3. color*«l color*«l t\>ek. t\)ck •*'* and V . t.ravaTetl*Ta---- ' ' ------Co.. *; mll«i Addlton Ea*t from c m TX1 miaamU.lon. ■ '*"* COMETOMET 10«5 Conv.rtlbl. - 28l>. Will »*«“ XvKSt InuHOUBK r s w i fu tt^ is ^ CKUAMICUEIIAMIC Klin, Kiln. .wtlon.l. In.l.l. .11- city Co.. llmiU.*i m> 733-1171.______™ s i i o U u U t l l h e r n ID A H O ’S JUST J795 fl*.tak* older'■IJ*'- car for aqulty. Phon* IMPALAIPALA 1959.195 tudor hardtop, stui v*ry Kood condition. A raal buy *t • *ni*t*r m.l.r 10',■•IO*j” to1 13'n . MUcll.n^.u. fUr llmlu. 7J.i-in,^ii.733-1059.______ard,ard, •348', *34S*, new interior, tim u4 >30. Phona 73»»40ll.______..ippllM. auppHa*. M Maka .k. off.r. rhon. 73S-3805. DKCORATINCJ OKCOIIATINC probk*m*T Lel HerU- Largest L a l ’C Display B(B O B R E E S E «on'* hWp you hrlgbi^n a WO good buya — 1U61 Vo)kawag«n paint.^1.00paint. 11.000. Phone 326-4491. Tie ^ 42fl 42H Jaffamnn. Jfffamun. ______aon* hrjp Several Older Pickups Sexlan and I960 Borgward Sutlon VOLKfiWAGE3LKSWAGEN. I9«3 ;edan. A-l m- ' t ------1 ...... - ...... __m)TORCQ.....JM 1^''^-;To Choose From . - Wagaa-.w.«£.n..u3 I3A;flaa&,._'grtekdj^.’^^______dition.dition. .|Lr? 112115 cash. Henrj Mn;^ ------y KtCTgrCE - B q UTEg ' ------——fOCr-PhXt- te o - ^ gflj AYm w -Buarth------t ^2 : : y haad. 20ft BtrA'at^ee'tTgLnK.rU 10* WKSTINGHOIIHK *l«eliln rarnV. atandlnsstanding condition,condi llOd. 244 ’l.ark- USKD USKD and and aurplua a fractional hoM*T "VIMTQI apur Driv*._____' tK>w*r x>ow*r motor*. moto All t»pe^. IncludingII MMarlette ar ditioning,ditioning. electric windowe, aeatB. DODGE3DGE 1961 Lancer 770 2-door, Cl»*i». Dumarn all work, daapwali. apur Driv*. rearhead*. Real bargalna. Phone ^ T R / p"un-i OOI.D I.U aahuolm W I doakaM avallabla at iflrk*! # # # • capaeUy fr**»ar. Uood aondllion. lU Bchool. B<*hool. r.ni 1956. automatic trana- AT MILRANYANY’S H OP aftar <.______tanktank; ; W*.tlni Waatlnghoua* Irun: tahl* ra­ Radlatora 2877 or 3324-4388. J«rt>m*. OLDSMOBl dio; tbanno* ’Jug i lc* chaat. 733- Jf ) —______mlaalon. mlaalon. 4-door. 84fi0. Excellent con- VIAYTAO toov.ntloo.1 w y h .t;J ^ ^ H. KOPPEL C O . _____ ItEAVY duly IflBS Ford F-600. Cab and dition.dltlon. P Phona 733-2801, 459 A*b. tubai babr or houa* trailer wa*h*r. ~ _ I92(r: __ , ----- — ______1&3 U3 2nd 2i Avnua SouHi ____— G X jJ A T E W A Y Chaaab ovar, hydrauTl* brakea. powar PRICED p m c i^ TO ^ SELL. Ilka naw 19M All yocKi eondltlon. 7»3»4C11. PUMPS « IrH*al WANT|iD-TO BUY I A twin bad with * i ■tearing. 197” wh**lbaa*. ld*al for Volk«w«oVolkawagen. tax fre*. Phon* Kim- A yRIQlDAIKt: autontinlo waahar A ^minK^ m a U ^ and aprlnga. 7.t:l-4lU. _ TRAILER T R A J CENTER hay hauJIng. Call 324.5222 or a** b*rlyberly 42? 423-6430.______.....-JUniXh .1,,^. K illing, El...,!., phon. ,33- ^WANTED X nt^ ' xdTO BUY: SlocJc rack foror Addiaon Addiaon Avenu* / West 733-2410 at 526 NorthN» Davia. Jeroma.______VOLKSWAGEN. VOI K^WA 1963 aedan. Fully tlon. ttOO aacK. ^ o > i —ET* l-too truck. 733.1T106.______. _ Bear Bj* Dean'a RifMleld CHEVROLET. CHEVROL 1965 1-ton truck. Heavy e<]uipped, * rtiRNlTUIlB and appllaneaa ro ll SALE I Full hod. complata. ainal* —l-t»»n y, ’ ' ' Open Dally and Sunday* duty throughout,thn nylon tlr«a, 15.000 252 »»*,,* Bltig~L~»lCTg~Bmiirffgn< South. ■ NEW Mattrawa. bo* aprli\ga. Cartcr’a Hill WANTED: FFurnllur*. i appllanf**. any- ■“ O p^ actual actual mllaa. m Pric*d to aelL Call 733- '•.” 7.,,.^ to, ..I., F .... io» »«.»i.A. _ ^>p. HollUt«>r. ______thing of vavalu*. tlall 7it3-7764. — 2963 afte UEKCURY. I960 Mont*r*y hardtop. Z)ELUXE Modal doubi* ovan (.lK*on ", : V —u a Q*mt WANTED to bUy a *et of u»ed 2963 aftej^e ______VinylVinyl In Interior. 2-tone, power ata*r- I»aV m aster chack writer. Uka WANTED lo UMC. 1«66 1-ton. atocK rack : Chev- ing. , Call^ *venlnga. 733-6131. ° » n ,:. r.ooj .»0. 7»..0.0, naw. SSS Martin Street. Pbon* 711- Junior >olf cluba. Phona 733-4641 1 —------jy£ MUST | SELL — rrOet, 1984. 2-ton with beet bed 5 ‘ „*! 1965 OLDSMOBMOBILE iJ. B. llf upright fr..».n »utom«U« i;«g AUo uaad b**t b*d. Phona a24-27»5. FOR p iL THE BEST in service, ae* Ed'a Sporting Oood* ______159,9 AUo uav Uaed Cara. £42 Main North. 733- w»li.r. iMa a i u b tO i.______OOODLiOOD s2*^' « " p<..tKiw*r inowTr rrai fypa SpOftiHQ G Jerome/ ______8 3Ca 8 2 .______4-door Sedanedan With mrmM »«• ***• SPECIAHSrECrALI Ai Ammo. IJ.IO bo«. .11 rtt-^ ^ All 1965 CHEVROLET 1»«0 1-ton. Omaha atock ... ■ Furnitur* * HH Oood* 122 Av*nu*Avnu* Eaat.tiaat. 733-2K4.1.______eaJlbar LEAVING for Europ*. must aall 1964 ul.r ullbrral m««num. M.26 bo«. WlM o b ile H o m e s rack. |iS1200. t*rma. Sugar Factory. Volkawsgan. Lik* new. Call 423- rw o yUU im 8iin*at Ktcmnrlal Park. —Mn.1.1 —Modal 7C170. 3r3nn H * H m.gnum ■»lthilh ______Indepcadl^ndepandent Maat «om*r — pink R507 y f Klmherly, ______$22990 ______choica Iota, SSOO. 8. Smith, Sho- w waav«r ..y « .rop.,acop 11(10. lltdfl.ld 4-pow.r" lo In Stock SEARS HAS EVERYTHING almna. Ciancral DaHvarv. *cope.•cop*. S49.»49. Cu*tom rlfl* building DOD(iH.DOdTTeTTS '1 u 5T7om» trueki FORD 1948 Hotrod, hyd. brakaa; 1059 itinK to th* high country an«l bring and• nd bluing.bluing, BalUfactlon guaranteed. national. 1948 truck: GMC. 1046 Chevrolet 2-door. Ray’s Sinclair, 733- —In Vacuums— u ip k tn th* hi 0 9859 or 733-9468.______' th* bigbiv on*aon** b.ckI on a CUSHilAN Richartl Rlcharxl Hunt.Hv Kimbarly 42J-3haO..' B ank Financing .' ,"'ok"*w truck with grain bed. h*y piler. gWat* or • O. K. lTpH»b%------' ...... 111 TralUt»rTralUtar fmm McVay*. Inc.______Al*irrnf* fni Trade for anything of value phon.Phon* t:432»27S2. Murtaugh.______OLDS.MOBILE OLDS.MOBI 1959, 88. new rehtilll ONLY $299• DDOW O W N Aircraft forSal* 165 Trade f UOlXiE.UtilXiE. )I»54. 5 yard dump trucki motor. mot*.r. Be*t B offer or trade. 048 2nd Kir*il*nt wmJitioa. JiAKQU>7rTE^ARQUKrrE aacalylc^Mj waldcc- n*w ; M irC fry TOI Avenue W'eat.______KENMOHB Tank ------_ U Trading at.m;attmp dUpan*-»r: Elactrlo ^EEX)ER p p F r iF R ELYING SERVICE |«tH) ; Dodg*. 1953. power w»jton w|lh Avenue V ca,.hra«h r»glatar.r^U t.r. Phisna n3-17t>2. ^ * P A R K wtnch. 1700. Phon* 423-4t*i}U. Kim- BUICK. BUICK. 1R5& H 2-door hardiop. Extra $55.55 P er M onto n t h For lha be^t^d.^l^in Alrcraf Fnr______*fter 7 p.m. aharp. aharp. Phona P 733-8733. Sea at 511 y<»l*N‘YA IH —p****4li*g»— —c^ t—F ------T R A H .E f t- S A l.E S ------riu . rinmne. ChmnrtM ~IQnI ApprovfjdADProTij.1 CreJit)______«h««t. Plyway Coml>any, 124 Blua ------FLAT b*d trailer. 4-whe«l. 20* 10.00x20 ^ " 2nd 2nd Avanilg' AWt "Eaat. ' . ------HOOVER T .n k ------t l ^'’r ^ S n n T h " "ZL * ^ " a AO-O 18391S35 KimKlmb.rlr Ko.d T.U-77»» ' ‘ Runnln* eondlilon. l.«>r.t.akca Soiilh.^South. , 733.0^Srt.______Boal*Boala fof for I SaU ______1 ^« ° -w*-W. iwill not b. und...old" rubb*r. Excellent condition. CaU YOU YOU DON^ DON' hav* to gu««a at D A S KXCKITIONAI.EXCKl*TlONAl. DARtJAlNS in rabuilt ------Kimberly 42Jt-5401.______Ford Ford Sale*. Sal' Jerome. Beat buya uaed # 4f ■» « « hydraulic Jack*, varloua aliaa. Ex------EI.ECTHRELECTRICIANS, painter, or plumb- cara. cam. pickup*, pIcV trucka.______SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO. r»l)ent condition. Ph«>n* 73^4907. D o n ’t *r* apecial typ* untility bolt-S'aImKS^ u.,^1ua«^t golf cluha^ bag and Let ^us service check cart, J.10. Rowling *ho*a. sis* lO-B. w T E R R Y S-Ta.N 2-ton Fc.rdf... tr.ll.r pullrr. I mil. .u t. 4670.______;______1964 VOVOLKSWAGEN. Sun Roof, radio, ga.'spa heater, 4-speeOUr j'Our D boat motor NOW. *'J*j northnorth. Murtaugh. Evening*. Rua- JEEP JEEP atation atat wagon, 4-whe«l drive. tT£transmission, rear sway bar,ja r, loadedloade with economy. TVPKWRITF.R, carrtag* Royil; B U E . _ . . sell «ell Olmntead.Olm. Good Good 6-ply6-p tirea. Very clean. Phon* iir \l" BUD & MARK'S , Amcrica , s Safest Pickup wTiTiTvT^ 326-48H2 or 326-5458. Filer.______WAS ' S1895 ...... l«mm Ktviiak In r^rfacl condition. »47 MainM.ln E. . 1 ______T.ia-iiat A m cri WILLYS JKKP 19SI pickup. I22J. 12* 32fi-4

at i>..»t .n.and t hsp. motor. 175. 783- V0LKSWA<;EN. VOLKSWA I962 ttation wagon...... NOW jl6M l.KASl-i SKI.l. or THaPK; Irrl..- JOHNSON Jk * .Me<:(;LI.Ot'./I outN.«r.l.. TRAVEL QUEEN -JiHi1 <()»>■______---- - DeJux* DeJux* with1 Mtraa. Clean. EnreJ- SPOT CASH ' Vu.n^w.irrV,*'tU-n w#ll rig and tixilf. Writ* P. O. I.ONE.STAR I-ONE^TAl iK-.t., K.p.lr. .n.l icr-.)R __Tl»* Bo»t ‘ ^ and l.owcal Financing JKKl' Jli#r>6 pirkup. aluminum cab. lent lent condm«»n. cond Se* at 226 Fillmore*. ITor rurnllur* — AppUanc** Box 120«^. Twin FalU.______vir. on •".11 m .k... DEAN MOTOR Th. n «t wrap around bumper with hitch. 265 TI)K T1|E EASIKJST EASI pl.o. In th. world to 19G4 BUICKBU RIVIERA 2-door. Radio, heater,hi automatic, Tblnra of V*lua ■—;-“■■-■■------fo .. Ti3-;-«y*b.^y* *hirta.• riw'rt cv.t. hath- ) ' . '^;r* -- VCarnev. a rr^rv. 731-7*09, buy buy ■ * car. c Theisen Motora. phon* tK)power steering, power brakes.rak es. SpSporU car enthus- BANNER FURNITURE n'bc. ahoa**ho^: : Guitar:r. Varmonl matbl* WOLVt.lilNK. WOl-VKUlNt 14' bo.l. tr.ller. 15 hp T\ T« tT>Tv 3?63 pii-ktip! axcellent rondltlon. 733-7700.' ' ‘ \y. ^T>^g. T3X-TyyB.______irr4«rmi*Krtnrml. fin«.«..r. J.rom . 324, isiag-ic iM S V alley. iasts. WAS $3795 ...... U7 8 nJ Ayanua Waat ' ?SS.U2I For sale, trad* for boildlAg lot ct HETRACTABI.E RETRACTS h.rdt.ip lO.SS ron- SET of 10 D*iphian Prograaa tK^-vV*. *x- _____ a80, 0 Mobile Homes CHKVnoLtrr. . n i l ’j-lon pickup. 4. ifoot, pl**il«^ t«*tii(nc rail*. 4 p.'a^- S33S33 Shoahon*. Shnahon*. Apartmaut lyw rorcycw — iOO Main Avenu* South 733-6141 *{>eed *i>eed tran*mlMlon.tn gi>tKi condition. FORD FORD 1957 1957 to pay f.ir equity In later •««..» . tlon adjuatabla aprlnt*. CompUta RlUlNO RIUINO pow*r lawn mowar. In^nrit* WANT a m.-lmolorcycIaT Trad* gutu. car*. fI50.USO. Ph.Phon* 829-5620. Haxetton. ' car. car. WHt* WH Box 13-D. c o Timea- J9S3 1963 RARAM BLER 660 4-door. O verdrive,erdrive, rradio, heater. Imnar. Both axcallaot cv'nilit Ion. llvr*ti'ckItve*ti>ck or anylhini of value. Hlua ■ ,■■ ■ - Witit wat prv>of Inooraprlnc mattraa*. tron^r. Doth l..akMi Cycle Shop, lll& Blu* Lakaa,'i; ------TRADE per#*et I 19S2 Foni F-ino N"”?: New».______W;WAS SI 395 ...... »2>.8S. Pawnar mmttgra. 733-1431, Vhcrv*.rhcna. 733-22C 733-2205...... N o rth ...... Star Craft — American pirkup pickup wltl,» camper ahell for late MUST MUST SEE SEI to appreciate: 1958 Ford ...... N o w ’sioss IbuvrSELL or TRADliL Caah for u**d FORD. 1930. !Mmlal A «-ouP*: ^96S ' — New Mi-*on - Kit miviM miviM car. ca 733-^47F. relractabTe relractaM hanllop. Fully eq«ilppematc^>ma* to bullillng matariaU. -r'l — and Vacation Trailan 733-55fi7. •______tlon. 73 —~ wis53T0i?i> t d LusiuM m paint a n d hanlwara. a** Homa, ALI.STATKAl-l-liTATK l7So« motorode. c A? Botilevanl Sv^tith. ar< &EW1N0 MACHINE r*p*ir, factory paint a n d windshield and r^lra aeat. Also *ar- S.\LES ^ SERVICE KORkoh T th. h ^ l.iw..t prlc.^ .utl hlihmt Bniil.v.r'i a rd transm ission. WAS S1695,695 !...... ^...... tralnad **r»lf*man, all makaa. Sklo- !.umb*T i.umh*r Co. ?3.t.22U.______wind*h1ald PARTS ^-SUPPLIES quality ppickupa. ae* Andy and Bob'* CAU.i5T;OLCAk.~i5T;OLEN. .Mlg-ht be deserted. 1957 , N,0W S1395 fi*r‘a Na«rd. fadeii fa re«i. I.|.-fn<« 2G-2422. "'"'"rxsiiiirr ...... ' _ ■'" tA.ut.'w ^ '-yrsnn w;<^w TT:; » .r T;i :-7rrK a-t7tV;r‘ tttW t w tH>A t>A Hwrni>uin »l*wh ia2.______Kriendly 1 Servic* «-P’y«-ply tire*. 733-4415 after noon or FORD IW.:1M7. e-»rel>nt ron^iiion. Call 19fi2191a ININTERNATIONAL ' i/j-ton. 4-speed, V^ 8 engine, radio, «ntl<)u«a. babi-" W* »o to V mat MATTRK^SS;TR>'.5S coU : high chair; TS — ■ fter 8 . <><3 South Ixx-ust.______733-8573 or «78-i31S. Se* at 635 u«. w*lthborin« towna, Haya* Fortjltur*. poundpound r^frl* refrigerator; tractor; um-! HAKLKV HAKI.KV UAVlbsD.N l)A lT% for ‘*ate or BAKER’S cHKt^toL Hansen. Burlev. heater, long wheelbase. WASAS J1595JI595 ...... tratle for Toi*-cx)te. 300 S4>uth 8lh, CHKVROLVrr Turn truck! 2-«peM — 733^010.______bralla*.brallaa. 13M Sth Avanua Ka»t.____ tra.U for ' MOBILE]^tO HOMES ■ Tie. I2.S0»2.si or beat offer. Phona 825- CHKVKOI,]CHEVROLET. m l Impal* hardtop NOW $1095 VTHTr^RolAry porta-bl* aawln* ma- RKCKIVKRrkCKIVKU 0; — ------“ _412 Ad.luon W«at 733-33^S ^ &^22. ^Eden. coupe. 4-i4-new tire.«. perfect, air pow- chin*. Slraltbt atltcb. Vary t'H'd ladia** whtta whtta pr*»'l*l.'t\ rink *Wata«.I THIlMl’H. THII Ml’H. motoiT%. io. vvi77. ^ rre^!. Rupert. 4:ndltiow. I17.ro. Jar\>ma 324.4a«i. aita - 7. ,,,, »1.S. ______Tiger Tigar l>'0. l»'0. Jfii'O. .St«n ■ the%r>'n. XKAVFI. T FORD. 19SC 1-ton IruT-lT Vs engine. ere^!. Rut TRAVKl. Trailer* Cam;>«r» — Mobil* ir''«xl aha]ahape. Inquir*: Pioneer Trailer GLEN JENKIN.S JE^ ( h.vri.lot, Inr.. th. 1962 VOLKSWAGENVO 2-door. 4-spced.jced. heater.heat WAS *'395 ■■ ^E^SSES^iED a«wln* machin*, t» ^ UUOD tiOOD uaaii iw«ti Schwinn ballixm tir* hi- Xfiirtaugh.______. _ Hon^*~« Hon^A^ Stiver i! Streak - Terry Reii. ParkPark. Sni Space 47. use«l r*r c»T*r amall i>ayna*ata. Pbona 733- rvcla, coaatar roaatar *nd han.i brair«. 1704 TKIl'MPH TKIl MPH I exoelUt.t cx-o-a- New-u>M. New-u>M. We Tra.le. H * W Tratlrr use.1 car center f-\r .Mtgjr Vaney. NOW $1193 Hl*Mand Avenua Ka.«t.______aaion. aftion. PhonePh.n !t24-4S»v\ Jerome. S«;«. S«;e«. J.S'^ :.S'4 Overlan.l. lUiriey. FORD 1952 pickup, good tires. Reason- FOR SALE;SAL: m 2 CheTn^Iet 2-d.-K3r Hl«Mand Av, — —------:------i------*Sle■ hie prici price. 419 5th Avenue East. »e•*>>50. tertn*. Sugar Factory. ^baae.—Re^wUh t, whU* top. 733-2348. ahle. Will 1960 BUICK SPECIAL 4-door. Radio, he 7.H:t.l4:i.______IntJ*r^ndetIntSependent Meet comer. piak '— ahle. Wni trarfe. Slick shift. 733-3217. ------^—p o w cr-itcsriiig r pow er- brakes^W A S ^ o w IS Ibi lim* to aiart your ------:r- _ -. Ke„ .,. . — ■ --.------^ DODOii-DODOn or Willte Check: Tr>'i'K-ana. Tm-i.-.n.. Simpaon’a Mobi}* Uom**. TfVCicaTrucks T96 Truclci Rnrert.______.______^ ^ 1959 OLDSMOBILEo u 98 4-door. Radio, heater,he automatic. »•<>»♦ ______rni*r. all , orviar. all , color*. RaatonaS-a prk-aa- FRONTf r o n t -e n d Alignment , I.«>eely gtfta. Phona 733-4110._____ T IR E DKLL'.VK X hedro-ijm with »*20 *s- power steering, power brakes. WAS ^KTTIQUE twindup) rhon^ tr»ft*. TIRE TRUING “V.i.',",;paniitm. ’ Patio awnit\g. fenced, mnaph. t*eord ©o»*ctlon. Tarfact BAH\ BAHY CRIB CRIB ^year har^w»-v>^-r-—^ SAFETY SERVICET ANtiLl’S traiier SxJ?'. Jite new. new T « ^ .« M.abo„. T-I» b re a k fa st Table. 4 chatnt. 3JS : iiT417 u Main _:. Eaat ;iJ-|t2lS air air conditioner. condi Alio aheti. Pht\n* Sunbaam mUma*ter. overhauled. $10. ______».*4-41.~^0. ».*4-41.~^0. Jerome...^______244 l^rk«rurl^rk.riir Driye. 7.t3-nXt-i.______TlTnT^TI*” ^ TUNE-CP — Allgnmaot — tranamla-^ AF-TKR AI-TKR August Aui It N,w -nob.ie home. I CLEAN-UP’s[-UP” BUTANK Haa»*r. 7S.;>i>« BTl’. *-r>>om .jVna>.->n a^rrie*aerric* by f*ct4^ry trained men. _lO\xS4._rVtrc'iLer^ in'xS4 D« Accert go.nl paper. 1959 OOLDSMOBILE U D >nam ic 8818 4-door. Radio, ------m m au t*,— Wtita- Cr»(ltT--M»-ai^er. — rtn$eitt=Tr--^ rrer^^TTvlaL “~MTIr^ny"PMUTIr^fty^PuW^k^^ ...... _ six Ey*ine. _ • - - - ^ automatic, power steering, power brakes^Wbi AS^ yroi B Or*r\v'a KI>. l!*Sl. Al.o 1>4> XKW Yamaiia pianv*^. l'*ad rian^-^ JOH.NSON p.,w,r m.,w.r. jSF; mak** and* m^-Klel r»rs and IrucLs.“J- C.Mt' tractor. trac 1 > J'.-H. Se* a* ~ ’65;5 - Admtr«l atarao record plarar*. War-. ^•<'Tc:a. >rp.«rit.r. B^^»b B,.b Ree»e R..«, M.--t.T Comnanr-______T n*f Muala.^~Jt**" N.~rth. _ 2*4244 I.ar1I,arkipur Dnra. ■ ....------: _ Trailer t'ojrt. J»rime. TAKE your Ford hack b^iim* ft^aarv- BOLK.'^AKKO ^ULK.'^AKf 2A' a.uminu:n. W ind-U p Saving::javzngrs on 11959 9 5 9 mM ERCURYe M O N TEREY 4-door.-door. Radio,Rac h eater, aulo- ^LJiYKR pteJKs ^ k a lika li^ . Tarma VSED bik es. B,^v* and girU. I ll ie*. i«*. Union U^ni^n Motor*. Inc. ^ _ tra.le tra.le f.-*r fn larger t-miler. »:n*Ph.->na 7J3-36.S?^: 707 North-virw------matic,xnA power steering, power,er brakea.brakej c<^ ______r»rir*.- ______C a m p « rs (3 Char.ie Perry. Star K'Ute. Bllm, tf. 1',-3-ton — ’4-ton Pickups * 2-toi — TRAILER TTr aaie” go<^~^To«^Tt»^ ^ p l ( ^ 2-ton Chassis and Cab T\1J> UPRIGHT Piano. 300 South «th SETTEJ:. SiTtTEJ:. bicbig »»alu#. s*0: Tap*-rer.^rrl- DEVILLE nKVll I s* 15-i«- Traral Trailer, aewIW Viking 19!19S3. ?x3S‘, one bcdn^^ta. K*;- ^ El Camino ♦¥■ 2-toi2-ton Tandem KtihL ______« r^ .. — ^■wtfTtkrtt:— r a^CTi— —gft>r»rrr ■ tti'jfT!. -tt* ■ —...... 7------■sw^ "“^T truTm>*u. *aa*a*^ —or ran 733-H3Q..33-H: hnytu Jtapmri, -fStLP-p^^r i — ______^ KENSKILL l?fit> mobti* h.-i-w aad Hom e Base For N o.' , ------—— s:t^9. ;>5 Ca: Ult.'OIN8 fnWtng-Tawiprr. rcnmpHw er-X- Xrarvt xraret rr*mMfT.- J^elf-cofttarheit. 0.v>d )v No.'l Deals - . ;>5 Carrier Stran.-. 73>-7ttOvi. cept for f^r canvaa. cl^ ExceUant ewnditjon.n. ron'Httin. eonvHti.in. 213 T«ylor. 733-j2?i6. MILRANY’S U m B o « n d TV S«ts T 2 jj,rOK >'■''« ■'^ai.e:SAl-E; ifn iit ;*r*. «,i;arta and IliO. PhonJ * ______. I CJ^n. — Ph.^n. -it.ttei.______— I SP.AKTAN srAHTAN trailer b>iu»e. Heaw .ro u . Cl^n. PSooe 7.W7.'>Si>. ■ TJIJCLKA.Vka.V ISS.S l^s.s li* \Ve«fTncr trailer}er d.i?y wuhtyw u h trailer. 10S2 Mauric* ^ ^ - tt) - - Oldsn^obile mX!ftUn.T T ^a M*.iO and cp. tnd TV STOKOMATIC houae fumact. forcvd campar. aW»*ala - Me&. n i» Bln* Srre**^. 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h e l p y o u chrj-sler-Ply W ORKM AN A»n» fe,Of Sal«Sal. aoo Auto* for Sale$ . ! • f M Lots O f C ar Y ou’ll Sell rj-sler—Plymouth—Valiant -W O R I 1 ----- ' S«U Your Don;< Needs,’ sts-xui —- BaBariw - Dodgetodge and rtodgc Trvcks T?Pr\T AGIC vA Lurr Y o u r s e l f 5 B R O T H E R S sCll h aAn r ne'er p e MAGIC VALI To tike ^ J™*'' with a Want Ad . ciitiiKOLETklVKOLKT IW4.IMS VH. 4-4oor •tfnd- ~— Direct facfactory CeaUr — X5i\\,J A IDINO DCALKB \ ard -iranamlaaioo.-traaamiaaioo. Rai»ai «ood 451 Blu* HAimaVi'H \i — Uae\l Cara In ■aW^. 7>3-»Aia. ______H AAUBAVGH U B A I u H MOTOK^ CO.. INC. PONTIAC— [CE'S In J*n>m« ,965 CHEVROLiET 1963 COLiDS p hPHONE o n e 733-0931 Go^wiing, VS4-4U3 )NTIAC—CADILLAC p i YOUREEIREE MOTORMO' CO. " . l’t>NriAC'.vriAC S-door. Low mil*a««. »o«>d G M C ------:------L ^I^paU sport coupe ^ Ask for Classified rubber, had *Jte*l 7 not drive a little and aav* a _ . . V >uper 8 8 4-doqr Hardtop ^ ______* 44S Walnut. 7 And will trada your way. Rupett,e rt. IdahoIdaho 436-3476 »..«i ***^ Powerwer *i«^rln«.»l«rln«. //pywer brake*. “ ------j.»o« «t*«rio|f. p o w « r facu>rrru>ry air eon^iiiconditioning, beautiful rtairt 1* isildeiailde anda n d ouout. —GIGANTIC——“ - "“T ______gig- Discount PR1QED_Tpriced_to se lll ______ji ROY HOPPERPPER . DODGE CITYITY ^ J U sed C ar and Pickupk u p ’ "tiKJBEE-M OTOR OUEEE MOTOR . - -: : ' ______, ______. a t Oui- 20th Yearfear - 4 Main South 73S-(811 I Cli M*in South ______SALE M •• ------“ :------lUO C AliH la »tock-stock. Pnced trxxn t»» o t o r s — i : ) o d G u y s — ------r r r T T T t^ * : »»5* ^ **•»' flS ^ down un approved Union Motors — Hom§ of the Good Gu jroB S A l^ Kou** tr«il«r or bo*t credit.rdit. Discount'A'Ato Discount A'A Sails, 2&& MMlo U a. ^ ■ J • 80 o r mmore ore unilunits to choo.so from. Thesele are some sor we'vs J fofldJtion. J** ^ ^ 9J4^749. A venueenue Weat.W*.i. TwlTwin FalU, 7S3-5491 Has b^negone but batty with all the bargains;ains at the c;craziest sale in iDowr of ______«.r 1051 EEa^t * .t MMain. «ln. Buriey. «7B-7574. h a d in[1 our sloclslock tot) long and are Roing to get rid of. Our I ■jiiliili:.------, . CHISHOLM3HOLM BUOT(BHOTHEUS. Uurl*y: tOWtown. n. If he'sh e ’s crazy—you’re lucky—you'll:y—you'.n savsave like madi *5656 CADILICADILLAC »50 ’63J C CHEVROLETh £ v R( J1745 loss —— your gagain. We’re going all out1 . . . rj5JTi«''- MO .«*ili miu- Y"""-ur •>‘thori«d authorised r Rambler Dealer for Coupe.'oupe 'J-d.-^.r-J-d.-t.r hardtop. V8 ca- B elAlAlr ir 4-d.H.r4-d.H>r ’V:* •nglne. autiv. n'Ulc \irtm c*ii j*Mia ” ‘* •aod “ * Minidoka“ ‘““‘o Couoli**. C7ii- _ cine,line, automaautomatic i ran«mLuloi), maticItie tian«nii tian*mu.lon. p u w • r IHISrlis WWEEj EEK THROUGH SUNDAY,. AUGUSTAUGUS" 1st Si______’59 59 RRAMBLER A M B L $399 power[vjwer aleerita leerin r. btak-M^ Ra- steering,Bering. ______LEO KICEKICK MOTOK CO., Goodin* 4^**,r.l-di*»r. trannmUsion, '5959 FORD 5555 iio. heater. iEktra good* rub* Open Evenings and Sundayslays ' - - —r^^XLLEV MOTORI »t Toiir Horn,im* otof thetb. famousfunc OK uj*d cars S-cyUnilerS-cyllnJer and o ov.-nUue. * t . unir>' SedarSedan fordor atLtion ------=^63-DOIX'.E} ~ D O I X '.E ------$17X 5------— ^ d trucks. AUo »elU aad eervic** *»ak;i>n. Vh. radio. Itlia U the I cars. ^ 10* S-dour harxltop. ’SIR* “. ^ I n ux** - r .- «“»>' 64I^aii.__ C.M c.r." ____ iilr*l wair»in for the person .who w64 DODGE S2085 ■ I”1 **'nnrlne. ■teiiilmil tianamU. ______- ’’ ., 0/^1 v-p 19SS 4*4 oer. tttaadard DODtifci-t9«0l i fcl—t »« 0 '4-dooi 4-door.- V tfr“»utom atie,------6 G P G N F F fj^ >l»J..ym~T.IaKo’s~ treil~ inildO or» in ' 3 .U.- 4-d^^r ..d.n, -JIV V«------‘ h^>n. ladio, h«sat«r. W a s N o w CHEVROLCT eonditkm . * U 0. sood^^^t^rcs.^^R«l^^rw>d tire«. R««l i ^ehape. >T9&. 4-door«-d»or'56 PGNTfAC »t*ncn w'fon. A $299 r«.l______' the aummertlme.aummertim ______englna. auloautomatic tran«nil«. * ’ ^.m. . __73^-H47S. .gst W.U. ------——------wnm: iv>v.»r . • • healer, 's iI c CHRYSLER h r y s l SI335 T ’54 CHEV_Cus5^E V Cus!pni-Bei»>;e Grj-gnbriftr . " S2I:*2195 *1695-.-___ , I 9 t i Voi^' ~»^«n7 5 ^ MEKCURYlTlURY'~195T''4-door ]U 1 ~%^spori." pow er- ■seated, excellent condition. by Turnpike cruUar. Good condi- ___ N ew■w Vork.rYorker 4.J..,r. J. ,t A ndy. f«**eoi>tdor. .Automatic with almoat 4-dtK>r1-J.«.r >eilan...l.n, e-rylln.l.’r cn. pjx.r» .r .l..rliig,.i..riiig. br.k... ii.dio.\ 6 -cylinder:ylinder and ar standard, extra clean. ComComrt rt 4-d.«or4.or •«at^sn. One owner. nr\v tire*. ThiThU beauty haa all gine.Iln., eui.,n>».ui.int.tlc ■ tr.ii.niit.l.)n. h«lir. S-cyllntler.»-l interior. You should hurry radio, heater *'"■ V ’63 OLDSLDS 98 98 4-door 4k1 Sedah J279!*2795 *2395 .1 tr. very clean. Go^>d buy. Inin today fur tJthi* buy. ’64I DODGE J2398* ‘ F ullyillv powered, pow er factory *air — Sharp!i! IJ DON’T BUY A USEDUSED (CAR *5858 MERCURYM E R C L S393 p „,„„ilora S-do«.)r hanltt>p. ‘SM9* *63 OLDSLDS 98 98 HolidayH( Sedan J279!*2795 *2295 ) l-. V8I rnglne. a'automalie Iran*- FullVilly DOWCri p<)wered. A re a l beauty. , , ^ rr,, . ’®62 2 fFORD o r d $1695 ’60*60 DODGI DODGE ' $666 msiu-matic tr«nm trsnsniUsi.'ii, p<)wer mUsl.uj,asl.uj. jxtwer x>ower ateerin,;. brakes. rs/^K r^* a Until You H ave Looked)ked OOv< ver This ThU b«iu- 4_d,H>r.4^i>>or. Aut.,m.Automatic transmUalon. aieerlnif.neering. raiiiiraiiii*.. heater. Hadli*.dl.., heater, lO.l-OO nillaa. ^ t'UN3NTIAC 1 lAC (.»Grand Prix *269!*2695 *2395 tiiu.Iful l reil eiiii. 11.1 whwhit. J....,! ll f-allr r.dloradio .nil and ..the other fine feature. , r*..,,,. Uy powered, bucket seat, very nice. equipp*d>qulpp«l en.l.n.l willw , u ,j , p i.„ . You n t • It e. You vat a It month GW war* OU60 KAMBLRAMBLER . $399 '59> DODGE J847 '6 2 CHEV^^EV Nova Station Wagon J139;*1395 *1095 Fine Selection O f C arsirs and Trucks1 Lh. youn, •'., '>• h..rt, anty with,„ h thU d*p«sdabla buy. 4-Kir siati.in wagon. V8 en^ 4-dcnir aeilan. \ ■tine, Ine, slanderdalan>U tranrmlaslon matic transn ".T r ylinder rand standard. Like new. withalth overdrlvioverdrive. ateeilng,■♦ilnir. radio,r.dUi. b..t.r. 62 OLDSLDS CutlaCutlass5 S port Coupe J169J*1695 *1295 *6161 CCHEV- H P V $1345 'gg CHEV •M f o r d ...... *2495 '6454 IMPALA *2795 4^™,r . ’60 C H E V $955 ,, , V8 , autom ati atic. V ery .fancy. 600 hardtop eoup*. 4-doorl-door aporteport sedaaedan, V 8 motor. traniml«alon.;~n;;,;:r.':'."’Th';:',7„o Th b;.-;":;:! 2-or atation ^waron. Stiek abift 82 Cars in .Stocki t o c k ’62 OLDSLDS 98 4-d4-door Sedan J209:*2095 *1895 V8 motor. CniU*on»*tJc trttx*- X>ower>owcr GUJeGlide trmnitran»mU«(on. pow- takel.k. th«th. r»milyt.mll, >.,ur ',,orlt. w ith ‘ti'""?!''8-«yUnd«r en^ln*. Real aaay , I FullvUy powere powered, factory air. nlwioo. power •t**rin«. «rrr •leerin*.steering, faetcfactory air. ' fUhInglUhlns or remp c.mplm .pot., terma ean be arranc*d on thU , exceptionally fin*fi buy.______' - L I( '62 COMETJMET 2-d(2-door Sedan J109J*1095 $885- - I ...... 'ttJ -IiubiarB---—If tfyp; " ---»*■ - _-Jr - — P I G K ^ P ^'' - J. ^...... ' : ^-^OK^ylindcri^laiKla I in d c r,^ ! rdf-Vt'hy KOOd.------D.rt 4*dt>or .uUon w.con- •- D*pDart G.T. hanlthardtop coup*. *- f r M MERCU E S 'c U R Y ’61 CHEV!1EV BelAirBelAi 4Kloor Sedan J129!*1295 $945 eTlln*l«r motor. »Und*rd tr*n»- cylinder;yilnder motor, olotandard trana« X-d<>or bsrdtoph*rdt.)ii. Ou^ prica slash- *58’58 PACKARDPACKA $795 ’62'62 FORD IEconoline Panel. BIp ' 6 ' engine, standard sti trans- V8 . automautomatic, ati one owner. ____ JlulfllL______. ______*did for lhe bm'n bargwlQ^ buver.______ThliTt.i. <-it.»ir fc. 1.. «iilr.4-dor. • Brand naw premium 'gQ'60 DODGE ^-ton. 6-cyllrder. 4-speed. PH.nlt0P „,„ Gild. tr«ii.mtafon. V* P f.c- G^„hri.rjr*«nhriar > S ..^ aeai atation war* tiree. aulomaticBUlomatie, power atMrlnc. lea j!f\X>T\ 1 ^ d . VS and fully powered, low mileage. radio, healer and vary clean. A '58 FORD rUKU >/i-ton.*/ 6 -cyIlnder, 4-speed.I- , '60 F OPRO R D GGalaxle ala: Fordor $79; ^__ warranty on roo ;64g4 FORDf o r d cGalaxie i'f “I.' * *795 _ „ $395 ■too-600' hardtop. AirJ rondltlonln,. »>nd.,lulwonderful hu,.buy. V8 and autorautomatic. Good condition. .utlon . '6050 FALCONFALCON^ *795 fhTJ:"""*"'-Crulsei)matic, *3lW engine. Extra I ’60 VOLKSWAG3LKSWAGEN_ StjitJon Wagon $1191*1195 ; $895 ; VI inolor. Po^tr CIM* Irin.------^TSf3orr^tdor' .HHbo_«aiaUbo—wa«nn.' alan ^ ieated;-ncwi^englne.'—^n e v — mlulon. I»*.r .tMrin«. .rdk'rd tr.n.mU.lon,tranamUalon, vary eiaan. ’’67“FO^ 5895 ~ Falcon fordor i*dan with Ford­ 1961 DODGE P ow err Wagon '59 CHEVHEV BiscaBiscayne 4-door $791*795 $595 '57’57 PONTIAC P O N T M $695 Tm.Ti"om atlc. XDie "'« 8-cyllnder engin*. 4-wh*«l driva. S winch**, frontoat .ndand r*air*.r. ' 6 ' and Stand:standard, one owner. ■' ChieftainL’hleftain 4-door 4-door. V8 . radio and radio. Vou You are aur* to enjoy th* A real w ork boraa. '59 BUICKUICK Estate Esta Station Wagon $891*895 $495 ' - ^ ' allftll the luiury e< equipment in this top economyecppomy inIn thU car. A-l buy. Beautfiul!autfiul! THIS W EEK’S SPECIAL SPECIi^ - ’59 f o□RD r d FFalrlane airl Tudor $89:*695 $395 and automatic transmission. I960 FORD G alaxie 500 F ordorordor Sport Sedan — Com m ercials• c i a l s — Bob Reese’s Dodgedge CCity V8 motor. Cruiseomatic transmission,lission. powerpowe steering, power seat, factory air. 500 Block 2nd A venuele South ■' Qc '61 FORD ’52 I N T E R N ’L $377 ' — COMMERCIALS. S — . . , - ' ONLY $795______61 F O R D ______$1395 ’52 IN T E R : ...... — ------eP f-^tfcEVEhHNSfcgF^ti^g-^Tr------= ------^ ------Mftus: : i.ong: ^brfibate. ~ ri.m l -li>n ” t'ruefcT lru«*kT T «• n ip ee^ w ith good . vs.V'9. ^4-ipeed.4..pc«l,'^hl hitch. Looka like aolldaolid atake bod:body. KENNY ^ MOON — JOE BUTLER — JACK new I ; — JACK JA R D IN E '64 CHEVHEV V4-lorH-lon Fleetside $199;*1995 *1595 and automatic, fuUy equipped. •59 CHEV ■ ■ $795 *599 FORD *695 ’62 F O R D $1495 Call In — We Will Comeo m e OOut u t .0 3 CHEVHEV i;4‘tori;4-ton Fleet.side *179:*1795 *1395 Ptikwood 1-door aUtlon wa«- Tudor'udor eedan.aedan. 6-cj-cyllnder motor, ’5252 FORDF O R D $488 >-r-t«n strleaidei long w beelbas* n.-ii ■ -----i£nrT~m ------alckuiirfflgJC '~r7z:: ~ ^ -c hHEV e v »i-1095.... - mbB' witA’-snwHvi:- ■ ------*— ...... ' ' cyllnd«-ylinder' 'e engine n g in e with long flat , _ , 4-speedpeed and gstock rack. •5S MERCURY - $395 '500 CHEV *65 HEV Corvair Fleetside Pickup *129*1295 $995 ' .-door a»dan equipped with ’50 CCHEV H E V $595 F C o o l e r BirittP eport coup*. V8 mo- 4-door ewJan •<; 3'ton with 6-cyllnder and 2-apeed FREE... Air Cool( peed and racks. tor. tutomatie tran*mi*j»Ion. Tower’ower Glide trartransmUalon. »g262 CHEV C H E V I1/ 2 -to n rear aile. This low* ffrlce In­ MC^^-ton Fleetside i - $129$1295 $1095" li,kl blue finlih. whlU wall*. wheelbaae, radio, Krensel eludescludes a nearly n*w 14’ beet bed. WWith it every used car soW regard hitch,iltch. one owneiowner. Keeil sharp. Id regardless ®‘ 4° ”peed ^ lt* with U h trailer hitch. of P rice — Make — Modeltxiel or ccolor *61 i nITERNATIONAL t e r n a t i ’A-ton Fleetslda *109$1095 $785 TOP TRUCK TRADE!t r a d e s '63 FORD $1795 4-speedpeed with trailer hitch. 63 S T U D E 1/ 2 -to n >-j.ton Plrk««p. «-'. aulo- apeed. KreiijrelKrengel hitch, new tirea - r . . '60 CHEVHEV >^-tor!^-ton Fleetside *109$1095 $995 at the Tinick CenterV-'dll/d maticnatic transmtasi tranamlaslon. eMrn aood, and very few 1 actual mllea, ' K lO f 4-speedpeed with trailer hitch, During Our Big° '60 GMCac i:ton_Ii:ton_l.wb ., *149$1495 *1295 ; peed and 2-speed with 8.25's. S3 CHEV $1595 ■64 CHEV *2095 '63 CHEV 5 9 ODGE 22-ton Lwb ----- *129$1295 $1095 Lon« .k..lb... flwUld. pick- Lon»Lon* wh~ll>... wheelhaa* fleeUlde pick­ UNION MOTORSOTORS 12th ]BIRTHDAY CelebiCelebration ’ * i> o d g e“ !io op. Bit S' motor, 4-*r«*<* «P-up. «-«yllnd*r6-cyllnder r motor, S-speed 5-speedpeed and 2-speedI with 8.25’s. trtBiahiion, custom cab and traoemUeioo,LrananUaioo. m new tiraa. ---- '69 DODGE3DGE I-tonl-to *13&$1395 $1095 ehrom* tide moldlnirs* n«w USEDU S E D CAR C / DEPT. NEW C/CAR DEPT. I , D uals,als, excellexcellent tires. llrti, 17.000 mll«|. *62 CHEV 52 CHEV SI495 ,5150 3 j^d3rd A'Avenue E ast MG 2nd AAvenue E ast rFR J EE . . . Refreshme s n m er e n t s ’5 9 f oJRD r d >^-tor>^-ton Fleetside $89;i»95 $595 ____ LonffLone wheelbaj*wheelbaa* fle*t*ide pick- t 3 Vir.na Phone 733-5110 '63 CHEV $1695 up.up. ,V8 motor,molor, 4-apeed trana- X'nonoPhone 733-1019 Phone All Day . . . EveryPV nDay „ „ V8 and autoiautomatic. Lon# wb*elbu* n**t*ld* pick- miaalon.mUalon. PoeltracPoaitraction rear axle. ^ '58 CHEVHEV 2-ton Lwb $139;$1295 $1095 BLc motor. 4-«p«»d trani- — Home Phonesones — (During evening hours,u r s , totoo) o ) 5 . and 2 2-speed-spee with 8.25's. ■iMloB, Poeitracilon r»ar axl*. *6151 CHEV *1795 „ „ '58 CHEVHEV U-torU-ton Pickup $79:$795 $595 3-ton!-U>n longrloni wh« truck. Roy ROy Hopper, Hopper, 7.13-2.176 Bill BeaBeaslev, 733-2018 ’63 CHEV $2495 «-cyllnderS-cyllnder mo niou.r. 4-.pc*d Byron ByrOn M MoyeS oyes. 733-7479 Ralph GilGillette, 423-5324 '6565 CHEV $2777 '644 VOLKS $1595 Withth equlpmiequipment boxes. ;___j-tgn long wbetlbaae__Ituck*______tran«mU*ion,Lr.n.mi«ion, l-e .tl..------Loonhafd-FisUoonhafd-Fischoc,-JJ33-1264------D-Dicfc-^HciiwaUr.^-'W ick -^H em M tBJ------,n» .,n»»iiui i Hii A— .. .i»p.i.... ------t>.i«,..»- New ibort block. *-eylInil»r 4-door aedan. Radio, iihediihed In beautiful taal motor, 4-«p*«d transrnia^ion. 2- 60SO CHEV S1695 Ken Ken McNew,McNew, 733-5916 H enry:nry (Hank) Pape, 543-5104 beater, automatic trans- <-nl<>r<-nl«*d transmtulon. ______tirea,tirca. ] Extremely 1 o w aeata. aeata. 44-epaedh on tha •59 CHEV $1095 J-.p*«dt-ep*«d axiIT^axle. mmileage, iU age, floor,flmir, radio,rad heater and • . j * white side *%aii iiraa. Liberalll tradc-lntrade-in allowances or cash forir your ccar. Easy E Cemino pickup. *343' V8 %4T ' c* FREE AIR "hll...... wntnr. atenderrl trensinu.ilon. 4747 DODGE LXJLX.jt, $295 C ’6464 COMICOMET $-.695 FREE AIR finance:e termsterm.s f( for those that don’t have a credit rating — *<'IW bUrk finish, whit* wall 1l-lon-lon with duaduals and stock in and buy a car and get your credit e^abl ______WILLS------!dlt ertabllshed for tirW. Shsrp.______rack.rack.,, 4-ip**d4-in**d__ tranam tr iailon------fl-e r l ^ O M M E E -T-1 ------$895— tilre. Now H the time to get your ■creditcredit established.esi ” Wllh matching jnterlur. This 4-d< C used cars and pickups have 1 year OK wai '56 FORD J495 ’4444 DODGE J395 A T TP 1 £(]ulpped wllh Dig 0. beeiitifulL’’.'-.i‘,;f'“’.u r'ftr .u“ All OK used car. ir warranty. r^ifkup. VI motor. 4- 4-whe«l4-wheel drive ipickup. Dr|v« AUGUST U VJ ^ AUCTIONnON DAYSI cylinder engine, radio, qijoUe finishfin and niat«b» ■p«*d trenimlsalon. out>ut very rood. hheater e a te r a and low mileage. ing Interior,Interi. radio, heat­ ThUThU UIs Ia very clean new er. automaticautytr trauatnia- « alon and low miiesge. I H I I eer Station Wagon car •™'‘trade-in. alon and 1 1965 JE E P Custom W agoneer Station F R E E AIR F R E E AIR LEO RICE MOTORiR COCO. I GLEN JENKINSIKINS 1-wheel drive, lockout hubs, radio,io, healer, pcpower tc-,33 CHEV $1488 , -irp TVT/^ steering,steering, 900C 9000 miles. Like new. Real Sharp. V^LrY,4-door finished in doiert ) LINCOLNLINCUl $1595 G O ODING CHEVROLET,ji, INCliNU. jgg^ CHEV frtielfrtial w|with all matching Premiere 4-door4 has beau- (Open Evenings and Sundayslys I 1964 CHEVROLET V 8 Im palaala HardtopHardtof inInUrlor. u rio r. Standard tr.m- tlful tlful aummaraunir roa« fInUh id autom atic ...... J2395 miaaion. power equipped with with white wh top. rull i , _ . , PowerPower steering,steerii radio, heater and automatic an•n d ▼•T]T T y flmn. power pow.r and.nJ air condition- — ■ - .n ------f OPEN EVERY EVENING—Mondaylonday through throi Friday F R E E AIR Ing. E Extremely .tr nice. 1964 RAMBLER V 8 Classic 4-door , F R E E AIR SALESMEN’S HOME PH O N ES: C harles H atclatch. 7.13-6017- pPower o w c r^ steering, st^ rh radio, heater and^d automaticarn^matic ...'...... J2195 '632 2 M EERCURY R C $1495 l-I ' « » ««#««###* * # * „ Don Welch, 733-7568 — W oodyd y T urley. 82825-5025 ,,, Oceanoo;.'„'"rui;,rr t 'eo> RAMBLERr a m b i $695 1964 P L Y M O U T H V 8 Stationn Wagon W a g o n multi-drivem uiu-dH tran»,inl*ilon, 4-dr sedansed with algnal Power steering; radio, heater-andid-automatic -automatic pow er 'ateerln g , pn I96I CORVAIR Station Wagon power steering. eitra end oVfOV'ERDKIVE. ra- * mission,nission, 19,0019,000 actu al miles ...... $1795 rood tiretirea and very low dJo and heater. 1963 RAMBLERR A I \ 4 B L I Station Wagon 7709 $1696 ' I _ m ileage. Automatic transmission. 6 cylinder:yllnder engin engine. FREEsAIR 6 Standardl.nd.rtl tr.n.mU.lonlr .nd ov.njri.., LusrMT.(CMT* rmek,n e k . B ______F R E E A IR ______. ^ ------ialafia fi.1 RRAMR!-F.R A M R 4-dQor..fifin,SedanSedan------— ______a y n n u m ------:------Ami«.Arrlle whit VyliH. rolnr. Rf.1 «-jniimlt.l. ___ — 'OLDSMOBIt.E-STHT10n WagSH«vagOn------Radio,{adlo, heater h eater and autom atic. Sh arp ...... S1695...... ’61II DDODGE O D G $895 '57 DODGE $212 9 passenger. V8 engine, radio,iio, automatic transmis- ■ , BBeautiful eau tifu l royal blue with 4-door hjhardtop with 1 DODGE nnnriP Lancer 4-door Sedan $897 j | sion and new paint. 1963'CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-door Sedai matchinc Interior. Big A- beautiful 2-U>na blua U U U ^ t L 1963'C H E V l l-door Sedan cylinder engine. radio and automaticautorr tran«mla- Standard fiJandard tranamlaalon.tr Spring Gra*n color.ir. A *t«a1 . Radio,tadio, heater and standard transmissionism ission ...... Jl™5 and haatar. Rxtra nice. tion.• Ion. at thU thU price. prie 19«1 CHEVROLET Corvair PanelP a n e l F R E E AIR F R E E A I R Tires are like new. Real nice new paint. ;ation Wagon :e new paint. 1963963 CHEVlCHEVROLET 4-door Station Wage AUSTIN HEALEY Roadster NOWN 0 \ $1489 > VS/S engine, raradio, heater and OVERDRIVE/E R D R IV E ...... *1850 r jl 4-ap«ed and overdrlva. Top of th* lioa sportaporta ear. / THEISEN MOTORS)TORS r -PICKUPS- t o — 19631963 RRAM A M B BLER 770 4-door Station Wa]Wagon Radio,ladio, heater,heater OVERDRIVE transmissioninsmission ...... S1895 TThe he EEasiest Place in the WorldId to Buy ai C ar 196'2 MMERCURY E R C U l Station Wagon $1296 > 19M INTERNATIONAL CNew’)w )______<701-M11 Main ain EEast i ______J’hone- J'!v m j7 0 0 ------k , —L o « sa« * ------U. "V’S engine, 4-speed transmission,ssion, 6S0xlSeSOxlS tires, long 1962962 CCHEVROLCT H E V l VS BelAi^^^i r 44-door“ -d o o r raclL.raclu BeigeBelga and Golden Brown color. wide box. Radio,ladio, heater and standard transmission.smission. RealRei ClcanJlean ...... *1695 ------1961 PONTIA(PONTIAC Bonneville ConvertibleUbie $1687 [- 1965 INTERNATIONAL Powder BluBItt* color. Whit* top. Pull powerower and •air conditioner. Come ia and da4'r« thU beauty. •Short w heelbase, V8 engine.. 4-speed andanc Fresh-air i96i1961 CHEVl CHEVROLET BelAir 4-ower seat, aira: con- Y ou g-et fromJ i l l color. Don'1Don't paaa thU oc* up. rs — "T ditioning,litioning, radi radio, heater and automatic.matic. Sharp ...... ;.S 9 0 5 ;___ _ 1959 CHEV 4- 4-door $695 n Long wheelbase, 4-speed a n dJ 6 cylinder. 195S958 CCHEVROLET H E V l 4-door Stationation WagonWago pT TTiVr t-ryllnder, atandard trsnsmUslen. B«l|r* color. Ooo4Oom VS'S engine, radio,rac heater, power steeringiteering and 1brakes. vjrXjHiXNLEN iJENKINS CHEVRlEVROLET LTjrr.;economy. 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