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VOL. 68 N O. 30 TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, SAJNDAY, /(AAY 16, 1971 t w e n t y C E N T S ■:
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. ByCllARLOTtEbBLL night, trusloos unanimously Unoiln school, designed In such Getting rid of Lincoln School details of purchasing and fiscal Tlmes-News Writer approved the suggestion of a way that it can bo expanded was terr^ as “top pclority." arrangcmwts- board member Gordon Haglor . and converted into a high school/nils building was first con- In agreeing to the addition to JEROME — Jeromo sdiool to have the new 16-room or ^'otherwise fit the specific demaed 4o years ago. and has the high school gym. Gordon' trustees have approved a multipurpoae grade school, needs of the school district in beenimprovedenoughtokccpit. HolUndd and Kim Keith, 9544,000 buUding project which wlilch will rcpIace .the old Uio future.” open all these years. trustees, polntcdi)Ut the athletic will Include a new grade school D ale V inlng, board chalnnan, program In, the district has aitd an addition to the. high said he had attended grade grown far beyond the preswnt scHool gym nasium . l/p school therehimself. as have all facilities. At a spcclal meeting Friday ----his children. The plans for the now school KclUi suid, " If wo continue u p to keep the kids Involved In will mean tearing down the athletics, and close to '80 per Lincoln building and using the cent of them now part^clpatu in a n d a t v a y ! site as a parking lot for high one sport or another, we will school students. Jerome keep them off the streets, and Lincoln School Is located • -behind Ihe-hlgh-sdMolr out_of_lcoublei!!______Soven .locations are being Campbell ^ d all bonded aEopts consider^ for the new grade indebtedness for the school school and Supt. John Campbell district will be paid off by the budget was InirtnidM to proceed wUh end of the 1971 tax year.
JEROME — Trustees of the Jeromo school district ap Big force proved a $1,236,716 budget for 1971-72 during a meeting Krlday. ' night. No one appeared at the meeting to protest the budget, endorsed which is an Increaso of $104,446 over the 1970-71 budget of KEY BISCAVNE, Fla. (UPI) Lyndon B. Johnson' and 24 . 11,132,270. —President Nixon rallied sup former diplomatic and defense Ihe Increase in the now port from former President officials Saturday In a strong budget Is offset by an 187,000 bid to defeat a proposed gain in state and local tax imilateral reduction of U.S. money, Supt. John Campbell forces in Europe. sidd. plus about 121,000 in added In separata statements issued Police, / the Florida White House, federal funds. Other bvcreases In the budget llxon said the troop cut would include the addition of four be an ‘'error of historic rnore teachers, two in the first crowd dimensions" and Johnson said ^ a d e and one each in the second It would "endanger what we and third* grades. It also In have achieved In the.past and cludes pay increases for r Ixit skirmish shatter our hopes for the future." teachers ran gin g from $80 to ^ W ^ J BERKEl^Y, CaUf. (UPI)- $120 depending upon experience Mbon's blast, signed by 24 Pollce using tew gas and putty- elder statesmen fro m four- and education. ^ke crowd control l^ets The only change made bi the previous admlDlstratloni, WM b attled m ore th an 50Q demoo- aimwi at flnatei^Daiiiacr^ Bnal budget from the proposed itrators In Mt
ence, the industry's icylaglibi. a rm , m e t Hon bacauae III not m ^to ili In an was not trhfKlulftd' hef<** the ' headway In tbe Mrllie deadUne. , ' CBiUmED Wredi^t,( ■ janf« twt wtamabOaa at lh< 'dUpob. IT Ilia nallinwlda walbmtM home H Dr. aid Mr*. OcorgB H. Hllltr M HlHdawn Dcha ^Ch«hmuna«oc8e8: bw . oCcDn, aU raU utaloof. Af tor blaze nnataMlimlu ■ mtM Bn Mdqr lUkt TIh lln lK«u la ,9(-JlML:.,NllUlini'tJMlililai:.«q)adc^ tha Bond aaU '‘ifiin. ti MlWiii to man'a plckal Unta.
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___O in r k Ann past downtown mall . .. Jim ' Maj^ drive lo Mildon bebig a police officer, ambulance driver and grocery SAIGON-(UPD —liie South soldiers killed by air strikes than a month ago. ■ 24 miles northeast of the A Getting clerk all In the s^me day ...' Vietnamese commander of the northwest of Kampong TVach, About 2,000. American para-Shaa Valley. • - — ' Bill,.Baker pursu^g .softMl A-Shau Valley campaign said goyemmenl spokesnien said In iroopers have been on standby ••■jiie Americans might come ready ' down alley / .•. G reg JohriMn Saturday his forces had killed Saigon. for a possible thrust Into the in at any time," he said, bouncing basketball ...' Ed 375 North Vietnamese soldiers In South Vietnam five valley, military sources said. , The ' U.S. command said to rttll Oxner, Omaha, Neb, explaining and that U.S. troops “might Americans of the Amerlcal But nJ final decision had yet American helicopter gunshlps operation of miniature ti'aln*'... Izetta- McCoy looking for come In at any time" for an Division were killed when tholr been made to commit U.S. flew nearly 320 sorties Friday' all-out drive Into he conununist • armored personnel carrier hit a ground troops In strength. in support of South Vietnamese apartment .... Buck Wilson WIPING dust from (bis stronghold near the Laotian mine 14 miles southwest of. Hoi “We have killed 376 North operations In Cambodia's Kra- remembering name of area border. ' An, In Quang Nam province,^ Viotnameso army soldiers so tie province and killed six mlslature Union PacUlc freight after thinking about It all night traio U Ed Oraer, Oinaha, . . . Zoe Ann Shaub surveying Brig. Gen. Vu Van Glai said rxi . I t^ouKhout the whole Communists in ■ a bunker ’•heavy fighting” could break U.S. 101st Airborne Division operation," the generl said.- complex Neb., who broogbt the. 84 foot damaged home of neighbor out against an estimated,, 3.000 reconnaissance teanis have GlalsaldtheopcraUon.wasa U.S. Air Force slghter- long unit t9 Twip Falli Friday . from her front la ^ . Lairy . North Vietnamese holding the patroled the A Shau Valley area Joint campaign of the 1st Soutli ^ torhbers flew more' tf)an 20 for theShrlne aatlqae show. The Drexler looking ‘ up. labor' 3$-mllo long valley. ■ froni time to time since the Vietnamese Infantry Division strikes In G am bia while train p y w l throogb downtown statistics .. i Bobby Sherwood In Cambodia, South Vletna- stal-t of the 10.000^nan allied and Uie U.S. lOlst Airborne bombed areas In Cambodia and Twin^alb. la an iafonnal talking about numerous ski ; mese tro<^ reported finding Of>nrntlon I^im Son 720 more based at Camp Eagle near Hue Uos, spokesmen said, parade oo tlie way to the show Jaunts of the past'winter . . . the bodies of 46. Communist site. Built (n U55, the train Burt Hulsh attending open makes appearances tfaroughout house for new business. . . Ray the IS state area served by the Sabala leading way through CSI railroad. It Is drawn by a welding depaj^ent .,. Curtis miniature locomotive modelled Pryor, Buhl, talking about Z4> Egyptians hack Sadat after a diesel electric unit but hour guard on downed airplane powered by a four cylinder . r . Eddls Lammers manning engine. . sheriff's office during afternoon CAIKU (UFl) Egyptians, TJio pralso of Sadat mingled secret police, was singled out plotting of tlie conspirators." ' shlf) .. , and overheard, ""nje thronged Cairo Saturday shout with calls for tlie execution of for particularly fury by the Former IsraoH> Jntclllgence -weatherman must be sick — the ing support for President six former ministers and Uiree crowd. Thinking bo was at a chlof Halm Herzog, whoso radio sun's shining on a weekend." Anwar Sadat and demanding top leaders of the ArAb police station, a cursing group'conunentarloslnvarlnblyreflect death for nine officials accused Socialist Union (ASU), Egypt’s surrounded It and shouted that his government’s tiilnklng, said of plotting against him. - onlypollUcal parly. The semlof- no mercy should be shown him.. In Jerusalem Satui^ay that , a Observers______said the demon- ficlal Cairo newspaper Al- The demonstrations, which victory for Sadat in the power Crimea -straUons— wero— lho_lQrgcstl_Ahram_said_the_men_wcro_appcarcd_tQ_bo_flpontaneous, strugglc would enhance chances display of public sentiment being hold under house arrest, snaked tiu-ough the city and of further peace negotiations since the death of President Sadat said In a nationwide milled around th6 president’s and a prolonged cease-fire, Gamal Abdel Nasser seven radio and television address official and unofficial reslden- Political sources in Q>lro charged m pnths ago sent m illions of Friday that ho asked Interior ces. predicted Uiero would bo 'a m ourning ^ Arabs Into the Minister Sharawl Gomaa for Ttiero were demonstrations of thorough purge of nil power streets. his resignation Thursday after support also In Beirut, where blocs In the government as to Jews Political sources said Sadat discovering Gomaa was plotting hundreds of Ubanese marclied Sadat prepared for elections to Gooding teacher raps spent the morning at homo and against him. Ho said tlie other tlirough the strocLi carrying ftorganlzo Iho Arab socialist M O ^W (UPI)-ll»e nine yrould meet w ith his reorga five ministers then resigned In pictures of Nasser and chanting union. Tliey said they expected Jews on trial in Leningrad nized cabinet Sunday. an attempt to topple his slogans supporting - Sadat, the elections, promised by apparently are charged with "March on, Sadat, wo are government. Prime Minister Siieb Salem of Sadjit Friday, to be hold "very plans for music room criminal as well as political your soldiers for llteratlon," Goman, who ran Egypt’s Ixbanonjaid "we.'tiiank God soon." offenses In connection with an • shouted people In the crowd. for !iHVinj{ Cairo from tlje GOODING'— A GoodinH posluro while playing some Uio room moro flexible and alleged plot to hijack an teacher who has reslKned of- band Instruments. Ono eight- useful to boUi band and choir airliner. fectlvo tho end of tlio current foot riser at tho back Is to hold and placing Instrument storage Elaborating for the first time Obituaries term Saturday clarified his two rows of chairs, but ho said cabinets along the north wall so on tho charges, the official Magic Valley Hospitals criticlsmsoftliemusicfacilities "students sitting on tho back students may assemble their nows agency Tass said Friday for the new Gooding Higlt row will not be able to see tho Instruments before reaching night, "The criminal group CIcnn Could Mr. Critchfield School now under construction, director." - their seal, charged with preparing' an Magic Valley McmoriHl St. RoncdiclK Joe G o.m , whoso resignation Lack of Insb-ument storage Ho suggests putting acoustic B U n L E V - G . N llo Cril- assault against the civil avia was acceptod at a trustee will necesslisto students putting material on the walls only so as Adm itled A dm itted DUIII. - Glenn C. Gould, 81, chflold. 55, Burley, diod Friday tion pilots, with stealing meeting Jast week, said this is their Instruments together at not to over dampen tho and duplicating ma- Harriet McDaniel, Mrs. Choryl ThlbmHl, Jeromo'i died Saturday at Ma|{ic Valley at> Cassia M em orial Hosplt^il . not tho first time ho had asked their seat and pla^big the cases roverberatlQn of the room. The chine from a government office Kenneth Miller, Mrs. Paul J. Mrs. Clinton Andrus, IlaKer- Memfirial Hospital,-Twin F alls, after a long Illness, for changes In tho proposed at their feet. This will en- practice rooms, office and Blubaugh, Mrs. Calvin n. m an; A lbert Veenstra, Wen|lell, of an extended. Illness. A Bom Sept.l, 1916, at Oakloy, In Kishinev and with other facilities. He earlier had courage poor posture, ho said, unifom) storage facilities can Wilson, Rao Rlgler, Clarenco and Albert Jacokes, Slwshbne. longtime area rancher, __Mr. lie attended schools there. On criminal offenses, maintained suggested that In view of the ' Another factor which will bo added later, he believes, Burton, Mary Webb, Mrs. Dismissed G ould w as n a m e d to the Ju ly 22,1937, ho was m arried to links with Uie government and projected onrollmonl, tho moan loss efficient use tho Goss said he had waited to say M ichael Wiley,. I^enncll) Het- Mrs. James Rowlan and Uvestock Hall of Fame In 1966. Wanda Nelson at Oakley. Hielr Zionist circles of Israel Uu^ough facilities would bo , too sm all. music room, G
tO/ be ■ serve'd consecudvely. months In the county jail appobited. However, In pronouncing (suspended), for leaving the Leon Smith, prosecuting sentence, Fifth Dtstrict Judge scene of an accident; 30 days in attorney, also moved that the Theron Ward ruled ■ that the county jail (suspended), for inform ation In the com plaint be execution of sentence be resisting an officer, and one day amended by^ striking "LSD" . delayed for 120 days, during In the county jail (suspended), and changing It to *'an which time Hoops will be In for failure to transfer enumerated drug” and by carcerated at the Idaho registration on a motor vehicle. adding the nam e of ona wibieas Penitentiary and seek Hoops was remanded to the to the Information.' Both 'psychiatric and other help custody of the sheriff to await moticMis were granted by Judge available at the Institution. transportation to the state V w o t t Ward in Fifth DUtrici penitentiary^, " C o u rt Hoops had pleaded guilty to a ll c h ^ e s before Judge Ward. Several of Vx) charges stemmed Directory — fro m an in^ldenfrbi-Fefapuary (n which Hoops was Involved In a /W a s h i n g t o n ( u p i ) grounds in B3 areas of the vehicle a rd e n t in Twin FaUs. /tooiDnbflnalvfl guide to cam|>- Natkoalratlooal Pirk S^ton. QTte ttie arson charges were lodged (adlitiM ’and l e i ^ guide, ‘‘Camping la tb« Natiuw against Hoops In Marc^f after providedd byI tlw NaUapit Fuk *1, Park. Syatera.” ean b« tlresAt the Barrel Inn ind the 8------t r v l «bu h i bten inida «valU- obblnad from the .Superinten office of R l^ e , Roth, Evans bl> by the NtUonia Fuk dent of . D ocun^ UJi . and Evans, an accounting Arm. Service. Gofwniroent, Printliig Ottloe. Other sentences handed down The directory Uita neerty WaAlngtoo, D.a, SMtt Cor & by Judge Ward were aU months ttfiut cun|iaUee «t_ra oenip oeott a copy. ' ' ■ ■
.,...... : m ROBERT ALLEN & JOHN GOLDSMITH sfield’s In Europe' Too
DevbtedTo The Citixen» M agic Valley WASHINGTON - Tlie doUar been congressional ^propriatlohs chairman, Allen J, strengthlfivel of forces assigned U.S. Force in Europe^ is about crisis In European currency sent^mMt;— e q w d a lly in Uie Ellender, D-La., warmly to Europe. •. 114 blUlon a year. All df that Sunday, AAay -IA. 1971 . Al W«tt«fQr*n. PubUihtr - -PHONE733-0931 exchanges may. hasten the long S e n a t e . ^ ^ a ;£ u t in the U.S. .supports wcha.cut, It.had been Coi)s«quently_the_ draft bill, total 1s not spent In E u n ^ . of expected showdown ovei^ troop sIr«nj|th^)hgne
The Appeal ^ m . '‘V J T h e w a y it w a s
CLEVEUND (NEA) - !him out^de the ho^tA l to his Speaking of Sen. Edward M. 'ca r. Asked how she found so . Kennedy and th? 1972 I much fired tim e, she Just said: A Long \^ays Back ^ presidential race, oiie. of hla- '|'‘We'rc on break.". - ...... ' aides aald: . Ih e responses from adm irin g' Ever see Volume One of the' ^Chief was F.A. Carlson and the "He’s done everything Kennedy-watchers were U.L. Polk Co. directory for Twin fire house was at . 2 ^ Second ' necessary an(l *«pfiroprlate' to fam iliar: Falls, Cassia and Uncoliv Avenue South, Twin Falls Iwep hlm self.out of I t ’*-s. , "W d you touch him yet? . . . Counties? . County Sheriff yraa H.V. Von In pursuit of, that negative .H )o t’s It, I saw h im . . . Now you We got to thumb throuc^ the Ausdeln. M.A. Stronk. O.G. purpose,..Kennedy tries to draw can bnaglne what his brother rare book because Ralph Harris Zuck and C.H. Taylor were the a (Ino line, V lalti^ here for a looked like ; had one and was good enough to cou n ty . commlasioners^ W.H. tour of hospitals and ^or field It was standing room only for let us borrow It for a few days. It Greenhow was postmaster and hearings' on ^ealth car^ and 2V4 hours at the afternoon was for the year ldl2-13 and it R.E. f^lghton was assistant. Itealth insurance, he did a 1 &- health' care subcommltteo Isn't a really big thing there Superintendent of Schools wa? minute turn live on television. hearing In D eveland's -federal were .not too many people O.M. Elliott. There were three But, In advance, ho hod rejected building. Standees shifted herealMuts then -■ but It is big public schools In Twin Falls ~ ‘ as. "politicar’ an hour’s a p constantly as people came \n for Uio hlgh' schdol {noW Vera C. pearance on a taped television a quick look at Kennedy and on the side of interest. For instance, there are some O’Leary Junior High) the .talk show in Chlcago,-Whcrc.|jc departed, the sitting audience 15 advertisements bn the front Blckel and the IJncoln. Helen'S. went next. was loaded w ith young people, and back cover^of the book and, Dickson was librarian (It was / Most observers and many whose prim e Interest seemed to at an easy glance, we found tha) located in the court house then) Democratic leaders take Ted at bo Kennedy’s pollUcol health.' his word wheh ho says ho Is not Wherever he goes on' his of this num ber of firm s ^d- and tho Twin Falls Hospital was vertislng there arc only four at. Third Ave/iuo. and Third u candidate and will m ake no current "health tour," the stUI in business. In other words Street We.st, The only service rnoves. The orio,^ unanswered senator tries to work tluough a of them gave up Uio ghost. d iib WH{} the T w in F a lls question, however, is w hat ho llttlo telephone call list, 'in 11 Among those missing today Commercial Club. Wlllot Hance would do If other Democrats cluding old personal and are tho Twin F alls Chronlclo, ' was president. ' faltered in tho nomination quest political friends, and often a We also noted soirfe streeta in and tho party come to him. mayor or governor. the White Palace Jewelry, tlie T w in Falls wo tiuvor heard of. "A sk m o wlMjn they do it,” Ills lielpers portray these as Hollister Herald, tho Oaklby H erald, the Iowa Ijim b e r Co.. For' InsUince Dowey Avenue, laughed'his aide. "courtesy calls," and they IJ ly Street, Htio Street, To({o No doubt about it, Kennedy surely are that. They abio tend, th? First NaUonal Bank of Twin Falls, the Crosby Co. (funeral Street, Uzell Street. Violet still Is a very w arm — If not hot inescapably, to polish up the old directors), the Darrow Seed and Avenue and Quullty Street, to — political property. Any _poUtlcal distributor points. name a few.^ sampling of^rofcssibnarparty Tho logistlcs ofTThGalth tour- Supply Co., The Albion Nugget — The-flfst-nflme-lnlhe-lisl-of- Judgments around the country . probably can't help resembling ohd “ T.J.“ Woodar^cal “ estate concern, ' nam es column for -Twin Falls sooner o r'Io te r touches upon thos6 of a standard campaign was Aaron. It was for Dr. him and what ho might do. swing. Cars, with police escort,' Turning Inside tho book we found that the T .J. Douglas Co., W illiam E . Auron, a dentist. Even as the wondering goes are In am ple supply. Healtii The three AbiAbramson iM'others on, it Is clear that ho, like his care “visuals” (placards with was a big coal dealer In Twin 1 Falls and that P.J. Gorssman, contractdrs - came next. They fallen' brothers before him, charts and figures) magically wei'o Charles A.. D avid W ., ond continues to stir both groat appear In the hearing room . At funeral director and embalmer Joe A. affection and gfeot animosity. hearing's end, an aide ef- of Twin Falls, had a brand new private am bulance pulled by First person listed In Albion That he gets a steady stream ficicntlydlsmanUes them, IJkoa was Charles A. Albertson; first o(.dciith tlireats Is not nows. But scenO'fihlftcr breaking up a two fine horses. The hearse was person in Almo was not a It Is always a llttlo startling to roadshow set. also pulled by two horses. person, really, but tho Almo realize how closely danger can Tho demands on tho Down Burley way we found the Bank of Commerce, the Q ty Brass Band; first ono In Burley follow him on his travels. He got organizing types ore indeed was Bessie L. Ackerly, a two crank calls In Cleveland, heavy. The health tour is on a Transfer and Storage Co., and teacher. First In Malta was both made to hospitals before ho big western swing now — to Des tiio Paulson Jewelry Co., about George Burdick, who ran a pool arrived there on his tour Moines, Denver, San Diego, Ixs tho only firms purchasing ARMOUKA. ANDERSON room , ond the first In Oakley schedule. Othors took tho Angeles and & n FrancUco. sizeable advertising. At Oakley about tho same thing was true was Ellen H. Allen, a messages. Under Uie belt ah-eady are Now wlUi tho “ b ig " advertising )o .bookkeeper, Yot his whole Cleveland day York and suburbs, tliree West tho Farm ers C om m erclal'an d Am ong postof/jces listed in Inevitably Imd a campaign air Virginia communities, Nash* He’s The Rodeo Man Savings Bank, the Colpln Drug Cassia county were Conant, about It. At tlio hospitals, nurses ville, Cleveland, Chicago. Stoce and iheOakley Heral^. On Elba, Hazel. Island. Jackson, and attendants swarmed over Health really is the focus. But tlje other hand — in every Malta. Marlon, Mounton, Naf, him. Young women’s eyes right now many people think Armour A. Anderson is just about' Lieutenant Colonel. conrununlty section — tho ad< S tarrh’s Ferry, Sublett, View, sliono wlU» tliat “ tliere goes m y health Issues make marvelous Uie busiest nian hereabouts thcse^ • When he got out of the service, vertislng space was dominated W ard and Yalo. prince” look ho has known since politics. If Tod Kennedy over days. He has a good reason. finding a job was not too easy. He by the "ads" from the Twin First person listed In he first . campaigned in bounces to tho top again, During the period August 3 applied at tho Times-News for an Falls merchfmts. Shoshone was Fred Akutagawa Massachusetts In 1062. politicians may decide that through August 8 Die National High advertising department job but Much detailed information of the Boston Cafe. F irst person Somo trailed him doggedly "no politics" Is the now listed In Gooding was T ^ m a s tlirougli corridor after corridor. politics. School Rodeo will take tho center was told that there were too many was also given in this initial book. For instance, we read that E. Abemothy, while first in One girl never let up| following sUige at the Filet- fairgrounds and on the staff. Then he went to KTFI Mr. Anderson, a Twin Falls radio but the salary dfferdd was too" C ,0 . Meigs was acting m ayor of Jerom e was Joshua A dam s and IVrIn F alls at th at Ume and first In Rupert was William C. businessman, is Ihc chairman. low for him to accept, he recalls. Stuart H. Taylor was city clerk. Abbott. 0 printer. Sponsored by the Twin Falls Then he visited J.J. Winterholer Dr. D.L. Alexander was health So there you have u m e of the FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Bolfan Chamber of Commerce, tho event who was owner-operator of the : officer. W.G. Thompson was highllghU from U)U first R.L. has a budget of $80,000.____ company by tho same nome. Tho ' police chief and there was one Polk directory for this area — Right now there are some 500 two decided there was a need in : officer. William Taylor. Fire thanks to Balph HarrU. contestants entered, in the com Twin Falls for three businesses. petition and, as a result (and also One would bo the paper business because every high school (not publishing), another the beer youngster coming here will have distributing business and the third two or three people with them) all would bo operation of an Ice plant. tho available rooms in Twin Falls After ^much research it was are spoken for. The cdmmitteo decided the two would go together . headed by Mr. Anderson hopes to and form the paper company. Mr. ART BUCHWALD secure more housing at the College WintCTholer and Mr. Anderson of Southern Idaho dormitory, ^igbt fornied this partnership in June, - - ~-"-^TW)w-1‘8tm irare^iny r
d have a program to cities. M y Idea Is to restore the encourage people back to rural family fann. I realise the small U^ving a lot of our problems man fi not the penon the would be solved. politician or office seeker Is A big percent of our farm s are going to listen to, but If there large corporation units and' rtutdd be a new breed o( office rt^ture to take letter will be returned to the D em ocratic leader. nomot who wear b r«srm tfa ir^.to e id » getting more so each year. holderfi w ith guts an d backbone farm. The balance he j’ of U. writer. . ‘ * H afe UoOQt, ocqutiTi0 *(he. ga^ellne is .^anU. Olrb FBI of undermining lib Some say that Is the only way It come atohig to try and do have to take m export price for 1 E. Egbert wear paiOfl a r» traitbiafBakai^ b m ‘to>a erty by spyiii on citizens. can be m ade to m ake a profit something for the sm^U person, his crops; Twin Palls. 0 9 m m a 'poUMman ROBERTAllEiritlOHFIGOlDSMlTH Mansfield — —
Devoled To The i^itizeni Of. Magic Valley WASHINGTON — The dollar been strong congresal^nal proprlations chairman, AUen J. strength Idvel of forces assigned U.S. Force In Europe, Is about 'crisis in European currency sentix^t ~ especialiy In the Ellender, 'O-La., warmly to Europe; ^ fl4 billion a year. All of that , Sunday. May li, I9>I A1 Wattcrgren. PubUihar PHONE 733-0V3V cxchangesnuiy hasten thQ long^Senatis — for a,cutln the y^..'supportssucha cut. Ithad teen Cons^ueritly the draft bill, total Is not spent in Europe, of expected showdown . over trcwp strength assigned';to assumed here that Mansfield already controversial and course, and while he has Hsled omclsl City and County N*wip*p«- AAwnbvrof AUdlt Bur«Mof CIrcoiatlon «r>d UPl proposalstoremovesomeofthe Western Europe. In prior would move, with EUender's threatened with" the a dollar>draln' as a factor, P w y t w i i*. tvclien M-1M Idaho Cod«, T h u rid ty <■ h*f#by doilonattd «• (h * day or lh« oo vvhlch 300,000 U.S. troops now congresses, Senate Democra'tfc support,.to cut the money which mlnifUlbuster, Is wide open for Mansfield has not stressed the »«*lnetkM wlllb*publlihM i. Publlihad dally and Sunday^xeapl Saturday, at M7 Third Str*^ W «t, - stationed in Europe. L^der Mike Mansfield, Mont., maintains (he (J.S. troops Mansfield’s proposal to cut point In argulnig for , troop by Magic VallayNawtpapari. Inc. EnttradatM condclattm all mattac April a, H U .«t(hf poitoNIca In Twin Fallt, Idaho, t3Ml.tJndtf 111'* act of March I, ia». ^ A flood of speculative dollars and Sen. Stuart Symington, D- abroad. Now^ It appears, troop strength inreductions Europe now. in prior years. . ‘ Is blamed for events last week Mo., have enlisted a Senate however, that the move .may About 180,000 ArmyMansfield officers would like t^ cut J wlilch 1‘esultod in a *'floutingV majority .as cosponsors of a develop-before the defense and men are the stationed force of some In 528,000 troops west German mark land resolution calling for a sub- money bill is considered toward Europe. The Navyand and Marines dependents by half, currency adjustments In other stantlal. troop withdrawal.^ " the end of. the congressional account for aboutbecause 45,000, wd he feelsthe the force is too Dollar Crisis • iwtions.' In 'the longer view, "rtls year, however. Mans- session. A ir Force has 75,000large, m en especially in the since Europe however, it is tlio adyerse U.S. flold has said that he w ill not be . Thp military draft extension, force which Is stationedhas had mostly 25 years to recover' ■ The declining purchasling power exchangc had to be found. A bulunco of payments which satisfied with a simple and nonr now 'pending In the Senate, in Germany. Manyfrom theare dlstorUons ac- of World of t)ie dollar is familiar to every con)promise is evolving under causes tho spcculatlvo mdves binding expression of includes provisions which set companled by dependents, who W ar n . He is now saying, _ _ . which at present the dollar is on tlK) dollar, and maintaining congressional sentiment. He overall strength levels for the swell the flow of dollars into the liowever, that the dollar’s new American consumer — and a tlie U.S. garrison for NATO Is a luis said he will act to force a armed services. \i;ho8e German economy troubles dramatize the spectre of inflation to the "floating” in the West German and big contributor to the paymenta reduction In the U.S. force provisions are, in effect, an Late Last year, NATO defend problems created by keeping Europeans, who must depend upon Netherlands monetary markets hnbulance. assigned to NATO. open invitation for submlsalon ministers decl^d that the the present force levelIwel and the ^Uar as the world’s' basic and has been devalued, relatively, Koi' sovcrul years there has Since the Senate ap- of an amendment to. limit tho present level of U.S. troop make action appropriate now. reserve currency. in tlie general range of 5 per cent in support is still required for With the winding down of the the Swiss and Austrian markets. NATO defenses. At about the war in Vietnam , and the Im pact Naturally, the American worker same time, Defense Secretary of the so-callcd Nixon doctrine. has reacted by trying to got more of This means that the dollar yvill i OA/*!/ Ail ’Melvin R. Laird said the U.S. It is ,Ironic that the U.S. . those shrinkjiig dollars even when buy fewer German marks; Swiss I5ACK lU NUkMAL would make no change in the •military presence in tho his success meant still, nioro and Belgian franks, Dutch support level, at least until tho Asian war zone has been shrinkage. guilders, and Austrians schillings. end of the new budget year on greatly reduced in recent years July 1, 1072. while only minor withdrawals European bankers, and that Domestib monetary and fiscal President Nbton restated that have been made from Europe. ■means the governments, too, have policies have an effect in other policy, saying that there would Secretary I^lrd has been been irked by the U. S. failure to , nations and do not exist as If .on a b6 no'reduction In U.S.s^cngth. telling congressional - com- stem the flow of dollars into their desert island. Notions, like in- wlthout some “reciprocal ,ac- mittees that by the end of this cdlintrres, where, converled“ into“ dlvldualsTTHave selfisH~natives, tion" to bring about crrcduction— year the United States wlU have- In the troops of W arsaw pact withdrawn about 350,000 troops local currency, they add to in - often when a spirit of cooperation nations' aligned against NATO from Asia » not only from flation. would be helpful all around. units. Vietnam, but abo from Korea, Germany, haunted by memories - Our fears of-recession and Ttte Pentagon csllm utes Uiat Japan, Okinawa, and the of post-World War I inflation, when' Europe’s fears of inflation are U»o overall cost of keeping tho Ptilllpplnes. a million marks couldn’t buy a loaf ■ factors in the current crisis and a of bread, was first to react last middle'ground hiust bo found if the week. The- Central Bank stopped world is to keep its monetary-., GEORGE C. THOSTESON, M.D. buying dollars at the in system and international trade ternationally pegged price.’ going concerns. Exchange rates are essential to Meantime, cries for protec Tricycle world trade but need not be ar tionism are rising in Europe as well bitrarily fixed to (he detriment of as in the U. S. That is the road to Dear D r. Thoaieson: I ’ve line. Wlicn you come to the end ' the prudent and benefit of the stagnation. noticed that circulation, of your rope, tie a knot and hang ■ profligate. So, a way out of the non- especially In tho logs and feet, on I Forgive mo for rambling slows down as we get older. on. — Mrs. A. C. Must not the circulation Tho tricycles have become throughout the-whole body then quite popular- In Florida and Eos t Mariner necessarily slow down? such places. No reason they •■To. stir it up, I ride a tricycle shouldn't catch on in northern The loss of Mariner 8 before it Mariner 9 accomplish part of the — It has three 264nch wheels. I cities, from which the above really got started on its mission to ' inission it was assigned to share cannot walk very far any more letter came. orbit Mars was a heartbreaing ' with Mariner 8 but another try at without severe pain In my flat Yes, as you get older, cir disappointment. But'we still have tho dual probe will have to wait feet. culation slows down generally, Mariner 9 scheduled to blast off until 1973 or later. By ridin g, I got exercise, but more especially in the legs fre^ air, and fun on a bike. and feet, just because they are May IB. NASA officials said as trivial a Never having h ad a two-wheel the'lowest part of the body, and Meantime, three investigating - malfunction as a loose or broken bicyclor I didn’t dare try to it requires more push to curry teams will try to pinpoint the cause wire could have caused the loss of learn to use one. I'd probably blood from them back to Uie of the failure of Mariner 8 and its Mariner 8. ■ have fallen off and ended up heart. $75 million dollor plunge into the Success in space exploration can with broken bones. No need of my commenting on If you tip off a tricycld, you.-several other-usclul.Ideas Uiat. Atlantic 90CT“miles from Capo never be takeriToFgranted^hce it don't seem to go down so hard. I Mrs. A. C. has acquired bi her Kennedy. depends upon complex equipment usually thbik, when I feel Tm 7 0^d years of being around. Unless the cause o( tho difficulty to operate perfectly in a hostile going to Up, "Here I go again." is found and correctcd before June environment. Yet the successes I can only go 11 m iles an hour D ear Dr. Thosteson: I have a 17th, there will be a delay of more have far outweighed the failures IV/I Im IU m Ir^JkoM and that's a bit down hill, thyroid deficiency. My doctor than two years before Mars again and the spinoff of new scicnlific pedaling as fast os I can. Of prescribed medication and I am course, when the cold and'snow' on a strfcl diet to lose weigRlT" reaches a favorable position in its knowledge has been of inestimable come, I can't ride, nor when it My doctor administered a T-S orbit around the sun. benefit. _ rains. Cars splash all over me. test but not one for basal Heightening the disappointment, . Scientific probes" of spa^e, ANDREW TULLY Nor If there’s more than a~1S metabolisiil, and several people Russia loft^' a cluster of 8 therefore, must continue, fiut tifiere m.p.h, wbid against me, so have loJd m e it Is an im portant satellites around the earth almost is another more vital reason for there are drawbacks, but ^ in lest prior to beginning treat Fact Of Life all it is very worth while. m ent. Should I see an en at the same time from a single pressing ahead in Space: we must Tlip years have counted up to docrinologist? - Mrs. R.G.F. "carrier' rdcket. As usual, the 'maintain pority with Soviet Russia. Washington — in tho 73 but I Insis^ tha t 1 a m not old; Noton ^ e Usls of having had;^ —RiwlaiW!t*ni™ «MeB*''Tsw=HletB!leF resoluobiftoTunri' c o m ii______f(3TT8ftg*t&ne. a T^3 tesf,w h!ch'ls^‘accoratB^ Mying only that the satellites find ourselves reduced to a second- American armed torcca, tho i 1>3 Army divisions now first time (n Congressional M y husband thought I was out m^tliod of gauging your basal carried instruments for continuing ^ate power. the politicians hove protecting our Atlantic allies. hifltorv. fl bill ^ efl£had-the-ot4nymindto^buyft trike space resei^ch. ncknowloditcd. a fact______of life JL ia . WlUitoUiManafleldinW'Stemir'SSiStonoorBpSin* out the mUrernont at 78, after SlWi tlioao "aovoral poople" - JVe.can^ord-to-ko«pup-with-the“ 'IKarmllllary ap«niU|i(( will bo on tho gontool warpath, and spodtlc lovols of maXpowor In yo»« »« ” mochahic tor doubtlcas havo In mind tho old fwtU'be made to^have Soviets. We cannot afford, second an issue wlUi Uio shoppor In Uio mamas acrois tlio country tho Army, Navy, Marino C or^ Cadillac, ho look dally wallu method of having you broatho place. supermarket during the- 1072 ' screamlno about high prlcos, and Air Force. The present but Urod of that, so ho bought a Into a machlno. The T J in a m - I .. • ...... I. t I - . . ______1 - ____ 1 _ 111 l .l l Proflidential capipalng. Richard Nixon will- bo on atm osphere on Capitol H ill is as bicycle and- rides every day, much newer test and will tell MR. SPECTATOR G enerally speaking, it Is tlie political spot. closo to isolationism as the circumstances permitting. He even more than ther older test consensus on Capitol Hill Uiut Indeed, Congress earlier took country has known since Is 70 and 2-3 years of age. which is being used less and' tlio biggest contributor to tho direct action to omphasUo the pre-World War II days. , . M y husband’s problem is less. current galloping Inflation Is tbp boredom. Ho has no hobbles. About Commencement billions spent to support tho His occupation was his Dour Dr. Thosteson: My Pentagon' in^^the manner to- avocatloni He ^w ays thought I father has varicose veins In his BIG DEAL which it has become ac PAUL HARVEY was a bit queer \rith all my leg. Ho says it itches all the This is intend<^ to be of Interest Dear Mr. Spectator: customed by Um Cold War. hobbles, but I’m never Iwred. I time. Do you havo any mainly to those who are about to Almost every influential got used to having no one in tho suggestions that cduld relieve Why all the fuss about a 737 jet to legislator is gotUng into tho act O house from 8 to 5:30 five days a Uio Itching? - C. M. graduate ,— or who have just land at tho City-County airport next Including — of all people — M y suggesUon would be to get graduated. January? Mississippi's Sen. Jolm Stennls, — - I wonder how two such very rid of U»e varicose veins — have After all the fuss and formality it It sounds like big stuff — but for more tlian 30 years one of Most 1071 automobiles are. 60...nbsorblng automobile bumper different poople could over get Uiem removed by "alriw^lng." - is important these young people several 727 jets, bigger than the tho military’s staunchest allies. per cent more fragile than last and I want to know if you'd buy in tholr heads they were bi love. Meanwhile a lotion like assume their new duties with a nelatedly, but unequivocally, year's models. It. • Dutwe'vostuckltoutMMi years calomine may help. 737, havo landed here with full Uio chairm an of Uie prestigious The passion for horsepower Suppose this bum per were s o ^ lll hang on to tho end of Uio clear understanding of what lies loads. The 727’s were from United Senate A rm ed Forces Com- has gone too far. Tho made of the tough stuff that ahead of them. Nor should they be_Airlines. -The 737 will-be from mittee has como out for streamlined car Is going out of goes Uito an airplane wing, a' o over-inlpressed by commencement Western. It will bo tho first Ume reducing the number of men in style. Tho noxt em phasis will be lightweight I-beam which would oratory that emphasizes the 6ft- Western has landed here but other uniform . "M anpow er is Uio on comfort and safety. actually Wrkp around your car's , repeated theme that the world Is main way" to cut tlio budget, You and I are going to design front and rear — a massive than that there is no sort ofa record nays Stennbi, pointing out tliat a ' UiD safest car in tho world. bumper — separated from thp theirs for the taking. or anything as a news story seemed cut of 100,000 m en would save a Tlie Insurance InsUtute for car frame by a massive to indicate. billion dollars Uie first year. Highway Safety has tested fuU- hydraulic shock absorber — iw) An Air West Fan However Jiowevor Uiouio iH.sueis .huo isIs resolved,resolved,. size 1071 m odel cars. Ahead-on th a t you could crash Into a atone So Mr. Spectator woilld point outi_ - .... .An AirWi)Bt houMwlfe will be They should start with the crasli at only 6 m .p .h . wlU wall at 15 m.p.h. and suffer no lircmise that only part of the world better; educated concerning U»o damage your new car |S32 d am age. G IV K A W A Y d e p t ! 'mUltary m anpower cost by next wortli. You g?t hltVrom the rear Understand, the appearance • will be theirs. They will discover We havo a nine-months-old year, Site w ill be bom barded by at Uio sam e speed — 5 m .p ii. — w ill be a radical departure from they are entering a sphere where German Shepherd to give away. official--Pentagon figures 1320. contempoi^ary sleekness. In< competition is keener, than any Black and silver and probably a allowing Uiat 53 per cent of Urn At 10 m.p.h. tho damage stead of camouflaging this they met in the classroom. Where annual military budget Is spent' will average about $516.. bumper, we’re gobig to feature purebred. Call 034-53B7 Ih Gooding on bodies. She will not need to Your car gets hit from the previously tfiey found the iinswers for more information. Ask for bo on Elinsleln to conclude Uiat side at that speed, $8381 And advertise it as “ Uie safest In the textbooks, npw they will find Karen. this cost has a' direct What can we do about It? U car in the world." it necessary to formulate them by Wo have eight Labrador puppies relaUonslilp to the hlgli price of Detroit wiU build leas fragUe Suppose one of Deitroit's exercise of their own judgment. to give away — three females and pork chops. i cars your Insurance^ wiU cost major carmakers would agree five males; Tho mother hlinted Th6 housewife should be much-leas. But Detroit appears — on Just one model •<- to ihstall Many will bo surprised to learji especially ~startlod, and stymied by its inabiUty to make a bumper by Boebtg Ali;craft.' very Well. In fact both parent dogs angered, by Uie tab for keeping cars safe and keep them Subsequently, aircraft there is no excellence without great are very good hunters. They are 525,000 servicemen and their streamlined. •' “bridgework" might be labor. weanod al six weeks. Call 733-3235 dependents in . prosperous . . . . . Historically, when Detroit adapted to oUier automotive in Twin Falls. Europe — |14441ilon a year. She, tried so m e r a d ic a l new c o m p o n e n ts , b u t le t's take •wilt be reminded by such In- automoUve design, you refused energy^absorblng bumpers All this sfiAuld not be fluentJal legislators as Majority tobuyit.Butthatwasthen; U ^ first. discouraging to youth. Millions REQUEST Nl^ader Mike Mansfield that at is nowi If this coming year -some ■ haVo gone out poorer equipped than ' Dear Mr. Spectator: the tho height of Uie U.S. com- The knowledgeableknowledg youfiger carmaker produced a rugged —arMhe-you^peopleof.today^and— • W e ___ ^ItaienLln-J^lfltoftnL-yq..had, genecfltlon, I.Jigrjt!.ftjnotote price, would_ ■iiBve found 'success In life. l^otographer was who was taking only 25,000 m ore m en In that status and style and &ore you go for It? unhappy country. concerned with fun^onal ef- Deb^lt will not go ahead and Usually satisfaction derived pictures at the 4-H Fashidn Show at' Since President Nbton can flclency, Is buying the Imports, risk the capital necessary to r a b«m their successes was in direct' C3l Friday night (May 7). We dount votes^thout a cc^uter, (tee c v t^t's partl(;qlarl^ . radicj^y..jww design without . ratio to the efforts expended. thought he was a Tlmes-News man he wUl be f o r < ^ to takeanoU ier l^opular imong. the young'U sohw Indication that you are Realizing the road ahead is long but now find out. he^ wasn't. We . hard_ look^anhlfl-oft-fltat^d- bullt-by a Swedlah-.aircraft-rea4y Ibr It.------;— refusaU manufacturer. A show of hands ml^t help and nigged, 1971 graduates will not w ant som e pictures. So w e hope he hove ihese annkiies, doctor, I mean, /or< example^ Manafleld wlU be courteous (ail because they are uninformed. will call Mrs. Warren Rasmussen t know an American aircraft get this overdue project o0 dead w)tai's (t goin^ io be likp when I won'i be able io woke . and reasonable-sounding as njanufacturer who has .(he center. ______■ i i t . n i up wiih Hugh Downs every' morning?^ H ie rest wUJ be .up to t h m . ' ~ a t 423-5898 a t K im berly. always, but . at last he has • knowhow to build a trvl^ shock- buy It. WUI youT BRUCE^ieSSAT- The Appeal THE WAY IT WAS
CLEVELAND (NEA) —> !hlm outilde the hospital to his ' Speaking of Sen. Edward M. '(^r. AakM'how she found so Kennedy , and the 1972 .much free time, she Just said: A Long Ways Back presidential race, one . of. his rW e’re on break." ' aides said: . Ih e responses from adm iring ^ Ever see Volume One of U)e Chief was F.A . Carlson and the "He’s done everything Kennedy-watchers were R .L. Polk Co.dlrectory for Twin fli;e house was at 236 Second . necessary and approprLBte to fam iliar: Falls, Cassia and (incoln Avenue South. Twin Falls keep himself out of It." “Wd you touch him yet? .. .. .CounUes? County Sheriff was H.V. Von In pursuit of that negative That’s It, 1 saw h im . . . Now you We got to thumb through the Ausdeln. M.A. r Stronk, O.G. purpose, Kennedy tries to draw can Im a^e what bis brother rare book because Ralph Hwrla Zuck and C.H. Taylor were the' . , a fine line. Visiting here for a looked like . . . " had one and was good enouigh to county commissioners. W.'H, • tour of hospitals and for field It WQB standing room only for . let us boi;row It for a few days/It Greenhbw was postmaster and hearings on health care and 2 Mi hours at the afternoon was for the year 1912-13 and It R.E. Ulghton was assistant. . heal^ insurance, he did a health caro^ subcommittee . Isn't a really big thing — therej Superintendent oi Schools was minute turn live on- television. hearing In Cleveland's federal were not too m any people O.M. Elliott./niore were three But, h advance, he had rejected building. Standees shifted hereabouts then —'but It is big PMbllc schools In Twin Falls ~ as “political" an hour's bp- constantly aspe<^lo came In for on the side of interest. . pearance on a taped television a quick look at Kennedy and the high school (now. Vera C. . For Instance, there are some O'Uary Junior High) the /■ tolk show in Chicago, where lie departed. The silting oudlenco 15 advertisements on the front Blckol and the lin coln. Helen S. went next. was loaded w ith young people, and back cover of the book and, Most observers and many whose prim e Interest seemed to Dickson was librarian (it was ' at an easy glance, we found Uiat locatcd in the court house then) Democratic leaders take Ted at be Kennedy's political health. of ^.thla number of firms ad »md the Twin Falls Hospital was his word when hp says he is not Wherever be #{oes on his vertising there are only four at Tlilrd Avenue and Third - 0 candidate and will m ake no current "heolth tour," the Street West. The only service • moycs. The one unanswered senator tries to work tlu-ough a.. still in busli\ess. In 6tljor words U of th e m gave up Uie gh o st.. club was the Twin Falls qu«f8ll6h, howev«r, is w hat he JltUo telephone • c a ll. lis t ,' in- Commerilnl Oub. Wlllet Hance would do If oUicr, Democrats clutllhg old pe rson al an d Among those mining today are the Twin Falls Chronicle, wuH president. faltered In the noroihntlon quest ' political friends, and often u We j^lso noted some streets In ; and the party came to.iiiin. mayor or governor. the White Palace Jewelry, the Hollist<;r H erald, Uio Oakley Twin Falls wo nuver heard of, "Ask mo when tlicy do it," His helpersj portray these as Herald, the Iowa lAunber Co., For instance Dowey Avenue, lauglicd his aide. "courtesy cal;alls," . and. thoy U ly Street, Wne Street; Togo No doiibt about It, Kenne HOI.liYWOOD (UPI) - Her ^ along with surprise guests and producer Peck sold. ‘‘And we. Second, toe hope to raise a _, The hospital and country Sereno H ig h n e a Grace KfeUy, ai IMi hour session of great hope to hove groups Jotting In m illion dollars for th6 fund." house are maintained by a 1 Prank Slnatrfl, Bob Hope and, rnomcnt (and goofs) of motion h*om New .York, Chlcogo, Peck explained Uie MoUon 'per cent voluntary deducUon D«[iny Kayo head the bill In pictures. Houston and liondon." Picture and Television Relief from Hollywood payrolls.'Con- what P.T. Barnum surely The gala cannot be; seen on . It was Peck himself—al- Fund m aintains the Motion tributJons help: Elvis Presley, would have described ns the . television; tho;igh it had to bo pried out of Picture Country House and 950,000; Jack Warner, Gold- greatest benefit on earth. Producer of the show, Grego»- him—who ■ provoiled on the Hospital, a facUitrwiUi retire^ wyn, Louis B. Mayer, |2SO,000. It’s the Motion Picture and ry Peck, is selling tickets along princess of Monaco to appear a t , n1«nt cottages for 100 persons Quite by coincidence, Sinatra Television Relief F und’s 60th with Rosalind Ilussell. Tickets, the gala.' They are longtime who worked In any jobs wiU be m aking his flnal public anniversary Kolo Juno 13 ot Uie cost 1250, 1150 and |100. Ih a t friends, ond neighbors when tho connected with movies or appearance as an entertainer !j6S Angeles Musjc Center. includes the show, .dinner, Pecks visit C^pe Ferrat. filmed video. (by his own announcement) at Also on tho bill are Pearl dancing and rubbing elbows “There are really two rea "Tlio hospital'Is primarily a Uio .gala. . - Bailey, Jack Benny, tlio Flftlj wit!) the stars. sons for tho gala," tho actor convalpscent one for those Dimension, M ltil Gaynor, Bob “Wo have 50 or 60 Sinatra suld. “First*of oil we want-to recovering from Illness. It con by Shcrmnn, Biarbra Streisand fans flying In from Australia," colebrate our 50Uj annlveraory.. preserve a family's life savings, D Ihere are 250 paUents at tbe liospltal right now." DANCING l 8< D' Actres§ says h6 ldout NlGHTlY W iLDUFt CONSERVATION ’«'«LpUFE CONSKRVATION A l m a n a c Today Is Sundjiy, May , Uie EXCEPT SUNDAY . . . FOUR eight cent postage stamps la wildlife conservation 10 m U i day of lOTl. ^ 6njo7 (he EnlerloinmenI O li 1/ I n ^*^11 be luued in first day ceremonies June 12 at Avery ol Weil-Known blond, La., ^fhicfa is ceoterof bird sancutary area. Jum bo size stars watch her show Tho m oon Is bfitween its Tull phase and last quarter. Singer-Guitoriil J f lin O horizontal.stamps will be produced b ranes of 32, with four IX)NiX)N (UPI) - Shirley may desochd from Uto film actress ami aiitlior. "If you Tlio m orning stars are Venus, - subjects appearing In lame pane. California oriUt Stai^Iey y/. . JOHNNY iA R T IZ U M dcljilno soys a number of tho firm am ent to take Uielr chan m ake It oti TV you really grab Mars, Mercury and Jupiter. r.alll designed lUmps. (UPI) bii{ lioldout stars w hojiiivo Uius ces, on Uie sm all screen. Miss tlio hearts of tho people' •nto evenlni; star Is Saturn. From 9:00 to 1:00 far refused to commit thcm- M ad Jiino mentioned no names, watching. And it they llko you Those born on this day arc. IN THE LOUNGE HOlve's to television are waiting but - Stove Mc(^ecni Marlon in tho living room Uiey are under the sign of Taurus.- .to SCO how hec now situation Brando, Paul' Newm an, Grcgo* oven m oro likely to go-out and American educator EllrabeUi Postal rate increase comedy, "Shirley's . World," ry Peck, Charlton Heston and SCO you In film.‘i. Peabody was. born May Ifl, turns out. oUiers must bo among them. "I bcliovo tho tank of tho IBM. If It Is a Huccess and.doesn't "I don't agrco Uiat TV stars is to hii.so tlio m edium to On this day In history: dnmngo hor movie boxoffico necessarily hurts tlio cinema help fibns. I don't believe they In 18M Uio U.S. Treasury seventh since 1886 value tliese otlier malor figures boxoffico," said tlie 3G SHOSHONE INDIAN ONlCE_CA¥Et^ HIGHWAY 93 NORTH OPEN DAILY STARTING SUNDAY, MAY 3rd GUIDED TOURS • FREE MUSEUM Sunday, May 16, iWl TImm-Newi, TWin F«lli, Idiho 7 :1:bfer p l a n i i e d 5y^ny3ijenies T u e s d a y WASHINGTON POCATELIX) - Idaho Stfllo tentatively scheduled to receive to retire University’s commenccmotU degrees and certificates at the this year will begin at 3 p.m. iinnunl Kfflduatlon ceremony. MOSCOW - Mabel Locke, M ay 2fl, in tJic M lnldom e. U.Ht year's total figure at this professor of physical education A commencement rcUcnraal time was 0B3. and former clialrman of the will be conduted Mny 2G, Iho provisional grudufltlort Dopartmont of Women's beginning at 4 p.m. in the list includes 553 candidates physical Education at the Mlnldomo. ‘ completing requirements for University of Idalio, will retire "All tho.>u5 Rraduating aljould academic degrees thin from tho university effoctivo bo at the rbhenrnal, whether Bcmester; 217 who completed juno 30. they are receiving n bachelor’s requirements the first Active rogiomllly and degree or a master’s degree," somostec; 237 vocational- nationally in tho field of said aie ale r Cooper, director of technlcol'StudenUi eligible for |iiysical (^ucation, Miss Locke OFFICIAL oudlo-vlflufll aids wlio la com- certificates In May; -and 41,vo- ims served as president of the mencomont chairman. Ho tech students wlio completed 53,000 • member American added tlmt just tlie studenti pcoKrams earlier in the year. Association for Health, representing, tlicir classes In ISU President William E. Physical Education and tho School of Vocational - Dflvls will present the charge to Recreation. In addition, she was Technical Education should tho graduates. There Is no president of the AAHRERs attend the rehearsal. formal commoncement ad- Northwest District and national A clans of I,MO ISU BtiidcnU is dress. chairman of tho group's -divislonior.glrls!-and.womcn.’a-| s p o rts .' In 1058 and 1962 she received Summer stock honor award citations from the AAHPER in recognition of her leadership services to the physical ^ucatlon profession. theatre ready The Idaho Association for ______. , Health, Physical Education and ^ MOSCOW - nte University Uwrenco and Uo, and a Kettl Recreation „ _ presented___ her with a the oldest summer stttcklheatro wolie novel. 1068-69.* • in the northwest, is expecting lU Opening tho season June M Miss Locke has also s e rv ^ on largest acting company ever for will bo a production of Nell former President Eisenhower’s this summer's season of• fivo*' Sim on’s "P lax a Suite." Tho a iiie n s Adviisory Com m ittee on All-American plays. successful Broadway comedy tlie Fitness of American Youth. More than 40 college students will run at 6 p.m . Jun o 29 - July RGAAccuCblor from around the country will 2, at the Education Building' form Uie company which will do lO VA. RCA AccuColor toblo modol with PAUL’S PRICE ^nys by Noll Simon, 'Ihornton Other plays during the Table-model-priced,: panoramic 25" diooonol scroon Wilder, Kaufman and Hart, sum m er w ill bo Thomas Wolfe's sizo and its own ''console" baso. "Look Homeward, Angel," F l i g h t s e t Brilliant, IKoliko color. Consistent, adapted for tho stage by Kettl comes with base for dopondablo porformonco. Accurate, Volpe says Frings, to bo performed July 6- SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - automatic (uning- 9; Kaufman and Hart's "You Western Airlines will begin Its the "console” look. Gan't Take It With You," July sum m er service schodido to West Yellowstone June 1. 4 9 5 * . ? g u e s s h i g h 25*23, and Thornton Wilder's From Salt Lake Qty, a flight WASHINGTON (UPI) - "Our Town," July 27-30. will dcj^rt dally nt.1:45 p.m. —Transportallon'6ec«t«ry- John -.--Season tickets for tho.sum r Beginning Juno 10, a second | A. Volpe Bald Friday tho cost of mer .will.go on sale Juno 1 at dally flight'will depart^lt W hy This tow Price? reviving tlio supersonic trans Carter's Drug and the Student Lake City at 10:40 a jn ^ port piano (SST) won’t ’ be Union Information Desk. Tho From Great Falbi service will ‘‘anywhere near {1 billion’’ as price is |7 for non-fltudents and begin Jun e 11 with a dally flight suggcflled by Booing President U for children under 12 for tho departing at 0:15 a.m . William Allen, and ho urged hvo ploys. LOW OVERHEAD! tliat tlie Senate givo It anoUter ■ ■■■■■■■—iE™ pu*UM USje"* \ry. -Volpo'a commeVttq on tho NBC-1*V Today sltow failed to How to Extend Your Life - move Senate Dem ocratic loader- - , Driye-Oui-And^av»l-— Mike Mansfield fr^m his . .For more than a hundred year$, concerned opposition to tho l , 800^nllo-per- pooplo arour^d the vi/orld have given of their hour piano, which Congress moon& to hejp care for needy persons • young voted to kill last M arch. and old-through the many services provided Mansfield served notice again by Tho Salvation Army.' No doubt you have ho would .prevent tho issue DISCOUNT PRICES from reaching tho Senate floor hod a significant part In this vital program until otiier urgent btisinoss, righf hero in your own communifyl • n o t a b ly the d ra ft extension bill; “ O n M a n y Mo^de/s is complcte<|. / /' But will your assilifdnce - s^op abruptly . upon . 3t’ ai4«wi»i your decease? 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ZIP C O D E ...... sssm issm isssm m tm m n ------f- ' rnnmM~NowlTTWl?rF 8nsrWa^n~SuntfByrM 8vr'!8r tJ.S. defense need emphasized DOISE (UPI) - "nje prcaldent In addition, he said, “n»e nie greflt danger, he said, "in t of all domesUc dir Soviet of the. National Strat«gy Inror' bflw has learned to sw im :" w ouM 'U i'U rH ave "ta w k s and ’flciHI ts, we Hbve to matntaln matlon Center warned today - He said the Russian Navy doves pn irides onthe an ai against polarluUon of feeling backed by the nuclear force question.' t a r g e t against a “national defense meantfuture InltlaUves “wlU be He tailed for' “balanced prl- Prosraent H or^rt Hoover shield.” very dimcult to counter."^ orlUes ta naUonaime," oddSg, rFfleHdr^uakJ?)” ^ . ------Prank Bamett, New-York, - COMPLETE report Irom; speaking to thenaUonoldeiww- Your trained electric heat specialists for Twin Falls are - Coast Guard' bai been forum meeting, said the mill’ demanded by Sens. Edward tary balance of power was Kennedy and Edward Brooke shifting “rather rapidly” in fa regai:dil^ Incident la. which vor of the Soviet Union, a sit Rusflan trawler*'ran through uation he sald would “ereatlv nets of Amertcao lobiter boat narrow the options of the Amer ' Wily Fo* iM mlies south of ican President.” ’ Nantucket May 12. American Barnett was one of the speak boat, leftf hoods into port in ers a ^th e day-long session de- Massachusetts. (UPI) . Bslgned to bring clW llan leaders together to discuss internation al security affairs. ‘ Barnett said In 1962 when President Kennedy fated Rus« slan Premier Khrushchev over Tom Wilkins Ed Barker GlenCail the Cuban missile crisis, the Unlt^d-States had a >1 nuclear For answers to your, electric heat questions, call them at 7 3 3 - 6 8 8 0 advantage. Today, ho said, tho balance has shifted to 3-2 against the Unitod States. ID ^H O I»OW ER Death in park rioting peak of campus-troubh - UKUKKLKV. Calif. 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In his letter Terry said his RELEASED ONEi • Scortth Resistant P a ol Scott, bad b i t both legs and most of his hearing hi •LARGE SIZE-ZO’s $ | 5 7 • 10 0 % Cotton Cover IllliufeUtrtal keddent last Aug. M.V'But, he said, “he Is home • With Teflon coating M 4G»dkept U m alive for Ui." Terry asked President NUon to •REG. $1.85...... ^ tke boys come home as God let my dad come to lu ." (UPI) •Reg. $1.39 W E S r - B E N D 3 « C U » Skyscrapers POWERFUL threatened AUTOMATIC WMTHERPROOF PAMT vistas. PARTY ILANTERN M A D R ID (U P I) - U f a dynn- Bowing to public pressure, 1 THINNER inlto Iho skyscraporH! uuUioritloa have halted con> N O W O N L Y TJ)Js is becom ing o new PERK k bntUocry in the land of casilcK Rtructlon work on the 24-etory- -^ot of a band of boarded Torre do Valencia skyscraoer Unbreakable BnorchisU, but of low-abiding and tlie equally Im posing Colon family men, conscrvatlonlsta (Columbus) Towers on Castellk* and Kovorninont officlalSr-They- na-Avcnuo. aro banding together agolnst "W e don’t wfiint to live in a 9 9 * concrete Jungle," is the com the wilder oxccsscs of Spain's R E G . ’ 2 ” 1 GALLON great building boom. ment most often hoard^ from i A brand-now, Kkitory hotel the inliabitants of this pleasant on the island of Ibiza was city with its many parks and recently reduced to a 30-foot* tree-shaded, flowerbed-llnod ASTOR pile of rubble becausd it was avenues. Until a few years ago, considered a safety hazard to a M adrid, in fact, m anaged to ncarbyalr^rtrThe destruction—-DfCflcrvo.mucli_QUts yesteryear j was ordered after Gen. Julio charm . PlayingCARDS Salvador, the Spanish air Uut the city, with a minister, flew Into Ibiza at the population of 3.3 million, is ■ controls of his mbr^go Jet iind rapidly growing, space is landed In.a raflo. becoming more and more • GREAT 0 3f29 “=:fA5SORY»(tM r= 1. would have blown the hotel Construction work on the oiit of the ground," he fumed. almost completed Valancla • R E G .3 5 ‘ Now,', two buildings under toweirs was stopped by the construction in downtown Mad Housing Ministry which is rid arc tlu-catonod w IU j o presently surveying the case. -'«lmllar fate alUwugh for Tho stoppage Is distressing 350 different reosons. Environmen construction workers laid off by talists are Up In arms against the move, os well as numerous MAY - SUNDAY SPECIAL ■ MAY them because they might ruin invcstora and future apartment 16th 16th M adrld'b skyline and some of owners who made substantial the capital's most pleasant down payments. Vigilance sai^ survival price •LONDON (UPI) -Eternal averted every two days, usually vlgihinco is not only tho price ot night. Collisions themselves o( liberty. For mariners sailing . arc frequent, Uiough the . _ the .Engllsli Cliannel It also U niim bcr is low In relation to'the- ' the price of survival- - ...... tonnage on . the m ove. . Tl»e th in stre tc h of w ater — Nature In tho channel is not separoting England and Frnnco kind. The bottom varies enor below Uie white cliffs of Dover, mously: Tho depth of woter caiT phfching to a bare 23 miles at leap from 28 to.4.f^t within 10 ''*^hs^OBStern oihI, is tho busiest yards. Silt and drifting sand waterway in tho world. Be- bars build ridges overnight. twoen, 000. and 1,100 aljips Fog is ahnost a d ally fellow- • thread tlu-ough It every 24 travellerr‘Storms ' churti ' the hours. . water to a frenzy. — As a result —a n d as a new It also Is ono of the most hazard --perhaps more wrecks danget'ous. Its liazards read litter the channel than any like the contenU of a naviga . other seabed on earth. Wrecks tor's nightmare. from bullion-laden galleons of D ne of these hazards is tho the Spanish Armada to D-Day men. who sail It. In one six- craft which didn't' make to week period this year, 51 men the Normandy beaches lie died when three sliips sank— ready to rip unwary ships. alm ost on top of Twin Falls, Nortli srdu, ~pei‘~esrit“ loday~'40 ‘ per ■ cent " Central Idaho mountalnsr chancc-ofshowenfeaat-portlon/- -thundershowers—today— and- Buriey-Rupert area: tonight. south of Salmon River: Mostly (air Wednesday with Monday, with cooler tem Increasing clouds with Camas Prairie, Hailey,.tower Mostly cloudy with scnttered increasing clouds Thursday. peratures. Several surges of scattered showers or thun Wood River.Valley: Flowers and thunderaliowors Warming trend, Highs west moisture will occur before the Wood rig brings derstorms through today, Increasing clouds with tonight tiirough Sunday night, portion in 60's Tuesday, war main storm system moves decreasing late Sunday night. scattered showers or thun decreasing Monday. Gusty m ing to 70's Thursday, Lows inland. Partly cloudy Monday. Gusty derstorms through today, winds a t tim es. High today 50's 30’sto 40's. Highs east portion 55 The tower temperatures will winds reaching 40 miles and decreasing late tonight. Partly to low eo's, M bnday 45-to 65. to 85 Tuesday, w arm ing b 63 to.. slow, tho current rapid melt of ifjour near thundershowers. cloudy Monday with slight Low tonight m id 20’s to tow 40's. 73 Thursday. Lows 30 to 40. snow packs at higher M uch cooler. High today M to chanco of showers, Gusty winds Extended outlook, Tuesday, Synopsis: elevations, and all streams are driller success 65, Monday 62 to 02. Low tonight at times. Much cooler. High through Thursday for southern A Pacific ^storm system expected to begin receding 30's. today 62 to 57, Monday 47,to 52. Idaho: moving Into Idaho is expected to Sunday, and continue dropping NEW ORLEANS (UP,!)- They have gono wrong for Ixiulsiana, Ltd., and Lake Probability of precipitation 50 Low tonight 33 to 38. Partly cloudy Tueday,with bring more showers and Monday and Tuesday, Tliirty-flve years ago John W. • Mecom over since. Ho now is Washington, Inc., owe more Mecom Sr. and two friends Involved In proceedings under tJian $70 million, s e ra p h together $2,100. bought fedorat banlffuplcy laws in an Ttie reorganixatlon petitions an old wooden rig and began attempt to save what he can of seek a permanent court order drilling for oil in Texas. a crumbling empire once worth prohibiting creditors from fore- M ind Your Money Successful Investing Everyone said tho field in an. estimated $250 million. closing until Mecom’s compa- liberty County was dry. In '1068,' Jordan' canceled nies are able to pay. Meantimii, Hy PETER WEAVER tradiUonal, four-year college is By ROGER E. SPEAR Mecom and his friends thought M ecom 's 40-year oil concession M ecom 's firm s are in receive- If you are « porent who’s Uj© fact that they tend to con- otherwise. in that MJdd/c Eaal country, rship under the control of worried about getting your high centrato more on tho student -,Q — A friend has recom- vestments has helped to restore sijouJd bo retained., Mecom.jvici.-uiii.mtai then 25,,and his iiia co-w The govcm m crtt also soizcd his A lb e rt G .'R e y n o ld s , a N ew school graduate into o go^ and less on administrative m ended NMS IndusU-ies. W hat p o p u la r in te re st in savin g s - (To ofder your copy of Roger workers viHed deeper in tliat drilling rigs. Orleans businessman. college at a price you can af- bureaucracy, "You got aro its prospects for u rebound? bonds. WiUi Uie m oat recent Spear’s 52.page Guido to Suc- 1938 venture than others hod Mecom’s companies suffered Mecom and his wife also seek ford, here’s an idea well worth prescription education,” says — J. R. bonus, Uiese bonds now return cossful Investing (recently and tapped a rich oil deposit. It. an additional loss on a $2.5 federal court orders to protect considering, Philip J, Gannon, President of A — NMS president and 5Mi per cent If heldrevised to maturity. and in its 12tli p rin tin g), turned Mecom into a successful million investment in a Houma, tliolr personal fortunes against Take a close look at some of Lansing (Mich.) Community chairman Noel Seeburg Jr. Bond sales (or Uiosend monUi $1 wiUi of nam e and address "wildcatter.” La., sulphur mine in 1967. Tlio creditors. These petitions are tho community or Junior College. Each student has reported that a substantial February reachedto Rogerthe highcKt E . Spear, Times-Nows, M ecom pulled out of tlie m ine closed last year in tho iMing considered at I..ako coiiegos springing up around courses individually prescribed deficit, incurred In tlic second Jovcl sinceBox 1045. 1618 Grand Central Station, Liberty field two years later, face of falling sul^iur priccs. Charles and Shreveport, La. Uie country. Less tlmn five to (it his career and personal fiscal quarter ended Feb. 28, Q —Ibought WliitlngNow York.Ciirf). atN . Y. 10017.) taking with him $100,000 and an About tho sam e time, Mefcom Included in Mecom's personal' years ago, .tlicro were 771. Now noeda.. has resulted In a loss (or Oio $40. Sliould I hold for recovery? appetite for drilling In places went heavily Into debt by fortune is stock In Uie New Uiero are 1,001. In m ost of tliese Gonnon says he's “ not run- first half. In Uio first 1071 fisoal - J. G. others wouldn't risk. The strike mortgaging his properties to Orleans SAlnts of tho National two-year colleges you can got nlng an educational race track . quarter NMS earned 16 centiJ a A — Wliitlng’s businessA cc — o u n t s was the beginning of Mecom's buy out Mobil Oil Company’s Football League, T)\c Saints’ on excellent education (or holf .. If It takes you two weeks, you ^luro.ASOccntasliarolosswas heavy industrial equipmentWASHINGTON — ____ (UPl)______-Trea- ______steady ascendancy Into tho top Interest in tho rich Lake maJorlty®wner la Mecom’s son, tlio tuition you’d pay at o state take two weeks . . . If it takes roported for fiscal 1970.as w ell. Is subject to wide cyclical aury accounts for Uie fiscal ranks o( the world's Indopen- Washington oil field In SouUi-. John Jr . unlvoraity. (For California you two semesters, you take two ’{1ii>-import«r and distributor variations. On Ja n i 31, backlog Uirough M ay 11: dont oil producers. east Louisians, Saints’ spokoamen have said residents, community colleges sem estersyou work at your of housewares and storcio wos $22.9 million, off 21.5 per WUidrwls $196,300,982,122.00 By the mld-l&60s, M ecom’s Wliat had apparently started repeatedly tljere Is no legal uro (roe.) own speed.’’ Lansing has study- equipment merged two cent year4o-yeur. BilllngB In Deposits' 173^,764,0IL27 companies were pum ping oil out as b $4 0 -to $50 m illion coimectlon between Uio tlsree According to. Dr, B. Lamar laboratories manned by operations, sold aasots of Uio first nine monUis Uirough Cash balance 10,232,979,054.78 Arom the richest deposits in this venture turned into a $61 oil companies and tlie football Johnson, professor of higher toachor-technicians from 8 a.m . unoUier,lonnlnotod a computer January wore uj> 14 per cent pybUcdobt 397,683,165,097.30 country and In the lucrative million debt wiien Mecom team and that Uio Saints are education at ' l/CLA and to 11 p.m. When you need a full In sta lla tio n an d liq u id a te d alUiouUi net (b-opped 2.9 per 10.332,123,012.87 inventory last year in an at- cent on per cent more sliares * ’ Middle East where ho had refinanced his loans for tlie not in financial trouble. executive* director, of the professor, you'get a ono4o-ono 2.8 .esUbllshed himself in 1954. Lake Washington tracts. His Mecom and Mary Elizabetl]I LoagUb,For Innovation in the discussion a|;^intmcnt. tempt to cut losses. As of- Aug. outstanding. Mecom also had "acqulred' a major creditorg~were the~Firat—Wintecsro girl he had known at;rCdmrrtunity—Collegcr^'-'It's — At Ijinsingrfi^i^cent ot the .31._l(ffl)._CUiXfinLflSSfiis_Wc?:e. W h it in g _ m a n u f a c t u r e s — 7-large— manufactindng plant, - City Bank of Houstonrtho Bank“ Houston's Sah Jacinto iUgh not only economically sound to students go on to finish four o n ly 1.2 times current overhead, ganU-y and stacker ’ llubllltlea, long>tenn debt sIockI c ra n e s , e v a p o ra to rs , cen- b61ig h fln t6"the“tn jt«l"b u in c ss— of— Nova— Scotia— and— tha—SolM>olr-woro-marrled-ln_103a.- start-ouL-at—ii_coinmunUy— years of coltego. Others begin ■ftt million and notes payflble—trlfuges, and electric furnaces in Houston and San Francisco 'Prudential Life Insurance Co. They also have two daughters, college, It's educaUonally and working full tim e at Uieir study- -|4 nt $9.6 million. Unless you are for a broad range of Industries, and had become a newspaper Reorganization papers on file both married < and living In psychologlcally sound.” rolatod jobs. When community an inveterate gambler, I’d iMik Tlie recent easing of-tax rules owner and puUlsher in*Texas. in U.S. District Court at Now Houston. . Dr. Johnson'^ “ Loaguo:' is a collogo -students tranalor to a efeowhoro for a security- in- covering depreciation, and tho Tlien things started to go Orleans show Mecom's U.S. Oil Mecom is 6-3 and tips tljo national consortium of 30 four-year university, UCLA Vcstmcntjy. . improved tone q[,Uie economy ■ ■ ' LoaialanarrHtno.r-tt8 . ^ l oer.aeflle8--betw ROH^E (U PI)-IU ly Is firing is not interested in them. Britain in total tra^ with some of Its biggest trade guns Others are optimistic. All are Peidng. The most ■ frecent in the battle to beat other prepared to pitch a hard sell at , official figures put the overall Western nntlnns. particularly ^king. tradd between Italy and China the United Statiis, in carving Zagari's visit will be the first at 1128 million a year.. oot a sizeable-share of the by a-cabinet-minister since— But-the-potential over the OommunistOiinese market. China and Italy announced last next two years, according to Foreign Trade Minister Mario November they were establish- the Institute for Foreign Trade, RE-OPENING Zagari rnay find out later this Ing fuU diplom atic relations. (s 1230 million. It emphasized SOON month whether they are on But hard cash is .more this is possible only with 348 W ««t Additon target when he leads a high Important to Zagari than strong, sales campaign. level delegation of industrialista political niceties, a fact he to Peking for a llklay look at un'dcrlincd again 'last week' trade prospects. when he &aid the potentials of Zagari. Jokingly callcd “Mar- the Chinese“ ■ m arket were . co I^Io” tecause of his active Immense, DRY CLEANING and public interest in trade He did not say It. but he with China, leaves May 17. Implied the United States may With him will go officials of soon m ake Its.own m a jo r bid to enter the Pilnese market. Italy SPECIAL .Flat, Pirelli, Alfa Homeo, the state oil agency ENI, and the wants In first, and Zagari state industrial aiid banking makes no secret of this. compJelt nif. Italy currently ranks 'aft^r . Some of them may find Chinn Japan, West Gei^tany and B L A iiiiifs Dedication slated R E G U L A R S|«Oi BOISE (UPI)-Clov. Cecil D. gram. SEN. LEN Q. JORDAN, left, and Sen. rn ak Cburdi, point out SIZE ...... Andrus will dedicate formally A recognized cancer auUiority Interesting sites to M rs. R oy Slotten, Twlq F alls, and M rs. Joy Sunday the Mountain States Dr. llall will talk ta local phy< Buersmeyer, Boise, during their visit to the oatkmal meeting of Tumor Institute, a now. t850,- sicians about new mcUiods of Chat-with senators the League of Women Voters of the United States b 'W a s h b ^ u , cancer diagnostic and treat- . cancer treatm ent and research, K I N G O R D.C. Both women were Idaho League represeotatlves. 000 $ 1 25 m cnt center in Boise. MSTI is designed as a region- ia-addiUQn-to-lhcaiM-pjn^pUflflCfiLcwifitJa^Mtyfi-CU!: QUEEN SIZE, public dedication Sunday tho *ens of Idaho, eastern Oregon institute also is sponsoring a and northern Nevada. It has Bagged and ready for storage! special Saturday program to in- provided services to private Alaska ready for flood troduce area physicians and physicians through consultation surgeons to the center's opera- and patient referral programs FAIRBANKS Alaska (U PD - rnro August flood in 19G7. Uio federal, military and city falrbanks Small Business Adml- lion. for more than two years from HjIs city of 10,000 residents Is townspeople were cnught al- officials gathered to plan how nistratlon, estimates' it would D r. Thomas C. Hall, director facilities In St. loiko's Hospital. KELLY'S NORGE brnclng for n flood tlint is Just moat totally unprepared, und to m inim ize the effects of the have cost tifiOO to insure his Qf the division of oncology and ihe now 14,000 square foot . about Ha certain as sum m er. Utcy vowed titat, If iltcro was a expected flood. Since then, they own hom o in 1M7. professor of medicine and building is completely under- CLEANMCtUUNDRYVIUIIGE . Wlien F airbanks was hit by a next time, they'd be ready. have been meeting on a weekly Fairbanks residents recov- pharmacology at the University ground and connects St. U ke’s basis, working out details right Now, last winter’s record 140- ered from p art’ of their 1967 of Rochester School of Medicine by tunnel for the convenience of LYNW OOD SHOPPING CENTER inch snowpnck Is molting and lo._, the- menus fordown losses through 3,000 lows - and Dentistry, x^ll be special hospitalized patients requiring many rivulets are gushing into emergency kJlchcns. H i g h w a y interest loans. guest for the Saturday pro- treatment. the upper reachcs of tlie Chena "We've planned police protec River which, when well be tion, helicopter survoillance. u n i t g e t s haved, curls like a silvery fire fighting straUmy, utilities ribbon througli tlie. heart of operations and emergency Fairbanks on tlio fiat plnln of routes to the hospital and flood r e f u n d Uie Tananu Valley. control center," Mayor Julian , . . ^ Flood, stage for the Qiena at Rice said. "No boats wlU bo ^ TW---- IN .F —A U S - OHlclnU o( .poirbonks ttu uuiinfl u.Is 4*12 .uuv.fcol. <11 In 1067 allowed In Ujo are^ unless the Idaho State Insurance F und pj,enomenal rains sent the river U»oy're driven by a police have returned a payment o ^ height of ncur]y 19 officer. Wo expect to give the about 15 per cent ol the loUl .jnost of downtown press people an escort^ boat Fnlriinnks1»camonl«Vi|9fcol to tour the flood...... site.' Twin t a ils Highway District as (jggp pjy^j persons died in Uie Tho A rm y Corps of Engineers a reward for careful Damnge totaled $178 brought Ina sand bagging m a n a g e m e n t nnd ac cid e n t ,Yiilllon m achine that can fill 600 sacks provcntlOT (lurlnt! Uml year. rlvor pcnkj this an hour. The sand bags are 11^!? ond Iho raltlro perhaps as early as tho being used lo protect the district staff of 35 workers liospltal and major buildings. rcMlvod commendation, from NoUonal WcaUicr Scrvlco c«U- F inancially, any flood losses .thiK board of directors for out- ^ SENSATIONAL SAVINGS RIGHT NOW! w ill be cushioned by flood standing effort In »ldlnii down insurance subsidized ^ by Uie acddcnts to qualUy for tho j„ck Mun>hy, tho area's Ovll Department of Housing and ...... , . , Doftinsohend,’is hoping against Urban Development. About Dayley said ^e district has ^ 5,000 Fairbanks property owp- received return benefits for tlw gradual runoff. ers iwve signed up for .p a s t.s e v e r a l years but Uie ..j| ^ or 70 jicgree estimated |76 million coverage. am ount aw ard<^ this week for weather, we’ll get Uio run-off Four years ago, the price of Ujo 1069 calendar year U the Murphy sold, insurance was prohlbltlve.Mor' largest ever received. early as March, 150 statoj ris _Carpenteri head of the AT DUTCH’ST. AT A SPECIAL SAVINGS! WeSTINGIIOUSI! ELECTRIC 30 INCH RANGE • Simples! to cook on, eosiest to clean, highest in quality • Llft-up Corox'* surface units and chrome trim pans lift up and out of the way for lost, easy clean-up * Infinito.heajt controls give you precise control of 1,001 surface unit heats • Lift-off oviih door. Em-Ho A N D S A V E ! Sunrfay, A ^y ^lA .4 9?l- -MafrFUNNY- Automation dims ’ gleam S M S S v ; SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)- Some veteran skippers say a range of 13 miles and a radio Just about any duty is better "At night we can see the Chief Austin said boredom cards and r^a^ Westeran. " I'm ■•11)6 UghUhlp, a seagoing they w ill m iss the llg h t^ lp . transmitter that sends signals than being aboard a lightship, llglits twbkle and, man, do we was the ship's num ber one a Max Brand nut." at least from a young sailor's tradition once deemed Impossl- "The biioy is adequate but in uninterrupted series at half- want to get dshore," he said. problem, although the men Ihe .aU4ime high for the -second Interval^. Like the standpoint. ..ble to. replace, Ifl Rradyally not as good," said Cap*. George "Party-boats-that-come out were kept busy with work most. number of lightships'ln>the • — In-an-lntervlew'during-the losing out to automatTon. Melanson, a bar pilot wh6‘has ' lightship, it also has a horn that 'here can really g«t to you, too. -of - the tim e.^ ‘'We have nation was-M, rteched in 1910. last days of the San Francisco, television, a color set. And^the TTie last two Coast Guard ,b^n.sailing in and.out of the cuts loose every 30 seconds All those guys drinking beer With the coming of the fishing is pretty good," he said. ...Ughtahlp In ^allfomU have Golden Gate for 25 years. with a throe-second blast. F ire m a n B ill HusH, 10, San with U)elr girls.” automated buoyi off California, "W o had a lot of lu Owned Lond:|33] Under Tho 755 million acres (olmost 1.2 million square miles) of public londs about equol tho land area of all states, oast of tho Mississippi Rivor, plus tho file of five stotes on tho BEAUTY ARTS ACADEMY west bank. The overwhelming bulk of fodoral land actually lies in tho western states, l.lSMiiiii Av.sW.;«l 7:t;t-6342 Twin Falls, liloho however, with Hugo Alaska, 95.3 por cent federally owned, ol tho top of tho list. * ST O iU ^D il IWon., Wed., & F r i . , 9 : 3 0 a . m . - 9 P.M . , Tues., T hurg., Sal., M 6 p . m . ^lltfa e tio n Ouarant*ed of-Yow M oiuy Back uAM, MOMMvac AHo 00. .TfcoHe 733-0821' l*AKKINC T u jc 8., Sat., to,6 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAY Jxnre 7-8 on Sawtooth area bill W ^ I N O T O N , D ; d. - \J. S. the Sawtooth UU and chances all in tm s te d persons and thgse -Wt)d. lestifled.in Sua.V alley.la^ - R ep. Jam ca'A . M cClure ^ U. fof U’a p aw g e Inlhe House this wishing to tMtify or^y''before August >on the same matter S. Ilep. Orva) Hansen, both year are ‘quite good." the committee should notify the should not appear again unless Idaho Republicans, Sdturday Congressman Hansen, In Idaho Congressmen or U. S. new and useful information Is to announced hearings will be held ’ whose district the area Is Hep. Roy Taylor, chairman of be presented. He said all in in W ashington Jun e 7 and 6 on located, sal^d support among the sub^nynittee no later than formation submitted previously their proposed bill for a Idahoans for this year’s bill has M ay 3p. . anO-that heard or received In Sawtooth RccrcaUon Arpa iri been grafitylng and he is ■Persons w ishlng' to flip - a the coming hearing will be the Sawtooth mountains of hopeful the committee, will act statement, for the record but pot considered before'action Is ccntral Idaho, swiftly and favorably to protect to appear for oral testimony taken on the bill. 'McClure, a member of ,the the \inlque scenic beaqty of the nuiy submit Piree copies of the He said the original Sawtooth Parks and Recreation sub' area. , testimony any time prior to •Bill which was introduced in the coiTjimitteo, w hic h w ill be The hearirigs, before , the Juno 14. 91st congress was re-drafted conducting the hearings said a House Committee on Interior Congressman Hnnsen said follow ing tl^e Sun V alley high priority has been accorded and In su lar Affairs, are open to persons appearing to testify hearings. The new legislation must present 60 copies of tholr was introduced in the House and ^ral testimony. Senate almultancoualy Mardi '*■- - - Hansen said the committee 30, 1071. by all four Idaho chairm an has advfsed persons • Congressional delegates. B la ln v Cam ari C a s s ia K Im o re Carriers C o o d l n i t lUlIDGE in the Warm Springs village third addition, about J e r o two and 0Dc>haIf m iles from K etchum , has been w aihed out L in e o■:s la Magic from the force of the high water wearing on its foundaUons. elect new Too much w ear Persons living In about 10 private dwellings across the stream M in id o k a -have-to-go .gevefal wHes upBtigani-t r-Muutlwr-faridgpnU r' " stnictore wfiil fe iu lre d several years ago after irHaH coIlBp8cdi~ Sunday, AAay 16, 1971 state chiefs Crews recover damaged plane By GEORGIA I^YTON president, who replaces Elbert Times-News W riter Fretwell, Boise. B U R L E Y — Tlio Idalio SUite William T. Sullivan, BUHL - Crows from U jc U. S. when serving in this capacity, crash scene and'ho and oUier Umo being. Association of National Washington, D.C., national Geological Survey office In was valued at about $8 0 ,^, and members of Ujo crew were Ho said It would doi>end on Uie AssociaUon of Utter Carriers Denver, Colo., arrived Saturday had been converted to carry preparing reports for tho FAA decisions to bo m ado In Uio Burley man secretary treasurer of the clected an<^ Installed state of- to begin recovery of special special equipment to detcct records. He said they would Denver olllce as to continuation NALC, spoke at the Installation flcors hero Saturday night as equipment from a downed m ineral deposits from Uio air. then leave Twin Falls to return of Uio project ato Twin Falbi engine on Uie twin-englne craft sot for I p.m. W^nesday In B2s Quentin Allen, 49, tho co guilty of voluntary man editor of Uie state newsletter. instruct the national officers to : the crash scene, possibly offic e .' went out shortly after take off. FifUi District Court hero. pilot, and Edward P. Smith, 60, Judge Sherman Bellwood, slaughter, guilty of Involuntary Directors, also re-elocted, work for better material aiid Sunday or early in the coming WiUi Uio consolidation, tlu! week. ' i a technician, all escaped with who presided over Uio week manslaughter, or acquittal. include Alma Tolman, workm anship In Uie carrier Tyi'in Falls office w ill now sorvo unlformsand to support Gadohl Sheriff's officers, in the m inor cubi and bruises when tlio long trial, ordered Garcia held During Uio trial, 20 witnesses Pocatello; Don Towery, tlie entire county and tljose In bi any office he seeks. meantime, ore keeping , a 2A- plane made a belly landing In the Cassia County Jail werOjCaUed-to the stand, m any Nampa; Ixuls Carney, Idaho Uie west end of tlw county, State directors were to bold a hour guar^ at Uio crasli slto after one engine went out. - Youths 'pending sentencing. ' of th e m Mexican-Amerlcans. Falls, and ai!f Bendawald, planning to register will liave to no-host breakfast Sunday Steward said Saturday George Galvan, Twin Falls, Caldwell, reUrlng state with the U.S.G.S. providing Uio do business at tho Twin Falls Ttie Jury of seven wom en and F e d e ra l A v ia tio n Ad- served as Interpreter, when m orning. salaries for the officers.. . . office. ' five men deliberated for seven ministrallon representatives needed during Uie trial. ' Ih a Convair piano, which Tills consolldaUon Is part of overturn hours Friday, returning a had Inspected tlio craft and tlie Cassia County ProsecuUng could carry up to 40 passengers tlie Selective Service program verdict a t 5:30 p .m . Judge Probe promised Atty. Gordon Nellson of improving tho fiscal Bellwood discharged the Jury after Uio' verdict was returned. represented the state. Garcia .WASHINGTON (UPI).-SCii. limits on speculaUve trading rmmugemenl and to recognlxe pickup G arcia was cluirged with first was defended by Tom Church FVank Church, R-Idaho, said and positions established by the Ujo clunges in SolocUye Service degree murder in connection Jr., Burley attorney. Friday the department of cort^modlty exchange com procedures brought about by Richfield hearing l-WIN FAU.S - A group of agriculture would conduct an m ission." Uio lottery system. investigation to determine Tlie closure of Uie Ihihl offlco five Kimberly toen-agors He said he had requested the -wheU)er^potato-/utur«s^are- also brought about'“*tho_ escaped serious injury In a Investigation after receiving belng improperly manipulated slate,d Thursday rotiromeiU ofM rs. Fraiilc pickup truck rollover In Twin complaints from several Idaho Dig deep in life, In tho Chicago commodities Hlavaty^ wlio lias beert Wlth tho Falla County near Nat-Soo-P«h farmers who said they felt t)w m arket. Hy NINA BRUSH 111,187.00 wiU) part o f'U iis Bulil office.nearly 21 years. Saturday afternoon, but a 15- prices of potatoes on the fu tu re ^ — Church said-he had been told- -nmet-Nows Writer----- flmount-used” to-balance-the m v k ^ hadl>een manlpulataSl RICHFIEIJ) - A special budget, Supt. Neil Andreason solcrntells^rads the investigaUon would The department promised meeting of tite Richfield school announced. determ ine "whether there Is > district 316 tru ste e s—j' ■^-JflPteaaeiLJiXPcnditurea. cx-, RlCHFlELP » ^ny. flvldence of— .prii include admlrtBlfRRo Vernon Ravenscroft, Tutlle, Students InanlplflaUon, manipidaUon, or violation c i the vestiga^lon. p.m. Thursday, at tho school salaries from $9,800.00 this year bed, were travelinb north on tho Addressed U>« Richfield Iligh school faculty for the at office for a public hearing on tho to $11,890. for next year* ad Nat-Soo-Puh road when tho School graduates at com- awards were Catherine proposed b u ^ e t for tho conilng ministrative expense from young driver lost control of the mencemi'nt exercises Thursday Robinson and Mark Dixon, and Mhool year.' . $1,300 to $1,450. InstrucUonal vehiclo. evening at the high school. He for the Americanism awards, Chet Hillman, ^investigaUng Antique show An increaso of $12,302.00 over salaries from $81,350 to $91,02!). was Introduced by Supt. NeU Peggy Ralls and Chris King. the present year budget Is Pupil transportation expense state officer, said Uie vehiclo Andreason. Mrs. Udell Robinson, school TW IN F A L L S - One of Uie The nnal showing begins dt 10 aaked^Tho new bujlget Is set for increased by $375 from $10,1&0, rolled over at least once; He told Uie students to "dig board representative, naUon'8 most Mitstandlng w d aim; today and doors A the tl5 6 ,171.00 an d the 1070-71 operation of plant salaries in com ing to rest on its whoels and deep and weU for better things presented dij^omas to Sandra valuable coin collections is Annory at Frontier Field will budget was )!45,860.00. creased $100 to $5,000. lieadod In Uie bpposlto dircc- in life'' and cited Of^rtuniUes Kay Brauburger, David among the 65 special displays c l^ at 10 pjn. Part of the Increase la Driver education fund Uon; for service that lurk in en Dwayne G len R . Cox, being featured in th annual A s p ^ l attraction for Uie proposed for ■ hiring a music mu60$ The accident occurred at vironmental proUems. Ho said Dale Allen QrowUier, Mark G. Twin Falls Shrine Club AnUque revenue has been decreased by youngsters Is Uw mlniatun Instructor for tlw schools and $150 to $700, federal lunch fund 12:10 p .m . Uil'ce ■miles north of to work within the democraUc Dixon, Ronnie Mar^dn Jones, Show which closes tonight in Uie Union Pacific Train. Newbry music'supplies, and increment revenue has been increased r(iiw«(flWpi(F Nat-Soo-Pah on a curve. , system or lose benefits of Brent N. King, Chris S. King, National Guard Armory. said desplto the policy ^ oUier •' pay for teachcrs. from $1,350 to $2,925. Assessed Officers said Uie vchlcle was present accomplishments and IPoggy Lynn R alls, CaUiertne -uS^lne Club President, T. F. raib-oads, Uie m iniature train Is A carryover fund in Uil.^ valuation of Uje sclwoJ district domolUlied-and-all five of the the basis on which this naUon Mae Robinson, GUbert TTiomas Newb'ry said the show opened sUU hauling s m a ll passengers year’s budget am ou n t to Is $1,855,031. young occupants were Uirown was founded. He closed w ith tho Siuder, iJeffery Lynn Ward, and F riday' and Has ajtracted a around the Armory grounds. out. sUtement there is no room for Joyce Elaine Ward. largo crowd from Uirtnighoul During the Sunday afternkMi Four*were taken to Magic gloom and doom. “GraduaUon Day’*"was‘sung Uie M aglC 'V alley area. It) HI8 kr Ml*. program awards w ill' be Valloy Memorial'Hospital for Chris King gave the by Charlotte Davis, Carol Ho said tho more than 65 presented some of Uie top TAJar'i v>lt |M>y WtA (»> treatment of minor Injuries. . salutatory address and Mark Sanders, Rhoitda Swalnston, special displays range from old Wendell approves exhibitors. j . ta<)< erlalKal "fuHiiy'' ut*J. flilo* Tlie youth riding In the bed of Dixon the valedictory. Awards and DeAnn Dbion wiUi Mrs. botUe collections to anUque la: lU o i'i FUMNV', 1200 Wait And tho Vehicle, Identified as were presented by Charles L.T. Sanders as piano ac Sr, CI«>«lflod, 0M« 44III. ■ guns, old furniture, historic Newory said this year's sh2Wr ‘ Douglas Weeks, 14, was kept at Buttcane with Mark Dixon com panist. relics of the Twin Falls ares and features many more out of state self-service gas Uio hospital for o b ^rva U on . receiving a $600 scholarship Rev.,Hardy T hom ^p of the some unique hobbles Including and pr6fesslonai antique Others were listed by officers from ^Brigham Young Richfield Methodist Church polished stones and gems. collectors and whUe displays W E N D E LL - Tho Wendell McGinnis pork and swimming A Uiought for today: Novelist OS'John Clifford Burrows, 15, University, Dale Q-owther a gave the invocation and In. addiUon to. the indoor are no more numerous than a Qty Council h u graiited per pool. ^ W illiam Faulkner Kald, ' i driver, and Angle Tliomas, 15; 1180 scholarslilp to Idaho State benediction. DeAnn Dixon displays, an outside camper year ago many Items 'never mission to Murlen Lancaster to —Heard a request from Kd believe-that^man-will- not M iifla "Coates,' 14,' a n d ' M ax University, ^ d Peggy Ralls, played Uie t^ocessldnal and display is also featured by local shown In UUs ares before are ~ instaU' a self-service -gasoline' ' Otton', park commission merely endure, he will prevail." 'riiomas, 16. Rick’s College scholarship. recessional marches. trailer sales firms. being featured. pump on NorUi Idaho Street. chainnan, to enact an or The ,.councilmen okayed dinance to sot up a park com I^caster’s request after he mission so the McGinnis park told Uiem he had contacted can bo set up. residents in the area. —Accepted Uie resignoUon of T.F. youthful drivers In oUier business, Uie council: Mr. and Mrs. F>ed Wolford as I .—Accepted a deed from A.N. attendants at the fire staUon- Ambrose for seven and onerhalf fllnco il959, effective June 1.--- acres of land of tho city -Hired Mr. and Mrs. L.P. win gymkhaua honor's limits for constructlpn of Butterfield as fire attendants. TWIN FALLS - Foui' Junlor compeUUon. ’ educaUon program In Idaho high school students who abto The local sdiool was one of schools may have up to 60 per Clothing needed happened to be parUcipants in two in Idaho selected to. com- cent of the funds of the 1W9 this year's driver educaUon peto bi the Gymkhana spon- pro^am. Because Uiat was a JEROME — Mrs. James oUier items are Asked to bring program won top driving h (^rfi sored by Chevrolet Co., wiUi low expense year for Uie local Sloat, an official of HOPE, Uieni to HOPE which is now in Uie All Am erican Safety Ace Hansen ‘Chevrolet Co. school, he said, only about 43 Jerome, said ttils week Uiat Uie located In Uie 200 block on West Gymkhana concluded in Twin furnishing-two vehicles for Uie per cent of Uie present yekr’s organizaUon needb good Used Main. Mrs. Sloat noted Uiat Uie FaUs Saturday. test. - enrollm ent wiU be possible ne*t cloUilng, blankets^ bedspreads, organizaUon has moved from Leo Wright, driver training Each of Uie four winners will year. ' _____ . household Items, good shoes,* the old Walt's Texaco building. Inatructor ai}d chairman of the be given one of Uie Chevrolet/ "niU wUl mean the program boots and toys.. "There is a box at the rear ^ conti^, said Uie winners were Vegas for a week to drive as ^has to be curtolled wiUi Uie Mrs. Sloat' said Uut Uie Uie store and Item s m a y be left selected from more than 100 own fbr thefr top per- older stu^nts, 1^ 17 vid 16 mi^-ant fam ilies wUI soon be in there after hours; alao, we have young M vers who participated formances as aafe drivers. years of age given fln^ bp- our area and. wUl be needing a drop box In the rear so. the In the local eviept. Wright . was assisted by. portunlty and the remainder of these items as, they can only store where Items may be left. Bany Oocket^iSj placed Gordon SmlUi, driver e d ocatlw the m oney u s ^ as fa r as it wUl bring so m uch wlUi them. - .''W orU n giio urB are from 1:30 first for Uie boys and Beverly lnstrueter,-l«-conducilng-the-J ge-lor-a limited-program-tor *‘lt wotdd to B U g |ie|P ^ to 4:30 Ux days a week," MfS. Je n sm , 15, first for Uie jgirls. contest. - younger students. women who volunteer t|ielr Sloat aaid. Second. place honors went to He said Uie contest was open ^ W r l ^ t aald the AU American, tim e at if the items She noted U » t H O P E is going Lance Undh)im, U . and 'Kthy to any Junior 'or senior Safety Gymkhana Is sponsored izADiN0biuvea8h*idw Tw UM i*iiw s(6e^ brought' In are washed and into its fourth year o{ service In Egbert. .Wright aald their school student enrolled In the by Qievrolet and partlclpaUntf deai\. Uie com m unity and has done so com Uned scores in Uie written idriver education program or schools to devel^ o-lving Persons Interested in m aking without' any * government test and driving tests will be with va valid drivers Uoense. skills and encoutage safe a contribuUon of cloUilng or assistance of any klnd< ^ sent in for stato and naUonal, Under the 1971-71 driver 'driving by School age motorista. • I » 14 Tlm n Nawl, Twin Falls, Idaho Sunday, May 16, i;;i Minico students address C. of C. RUPERT — Students'of this year's senior closa, told the Mlntco High School were guest chamber the athletic program ^Makers during the Thursday ot-Mlnlco has been buiU up luncheon' of . the Rupert which Id good," but academics C ham ber of Com m erco a t EUks could bo Improved. H iU year (a Lodge. the first time In the history of . Deno Skouras.-student-bbdy- thc’-'Bclwol that-calculus has president, said “Improvements been taught and 13 students haVo been mod© In the past (our Kavo taken the courao," he years as school spirit has Im- stated. "M in d and bQdy.neod to proved. A field day Is belnK be dovelopo^.for all students to planned" nt which time air have a woH grdundo'd scliool," students of the school will tako he added, part In the activities." A question period was held. The brighter students are not Jay McBride arranged for Ujo NI<:WLY E L E C T E D p m ld d it 'o f the Miol-dtssla C om m unity , getting the classes they'need,” progranfi. Plan Concert Association, Robert Hamblen, leit, plans next year's he stated. “There is a need for William Strassor, chamber concert schcdufe with Mrs. Grover Newman* secretary, and more advanced classes at president, announced that Alfre the £aull li^r with admlnUtratlve aervkes, w hich h »d '*cooked up TEN-WAV MONKY-IIACK CUAKANTKI':. ONK-YKAII CH'aIIANTKK AfiAtNST thl9 bookkeeping system." DKKK^rrS. O t ANTITV UM ITKD. SEK AND THY ONK TODAY I H e said. “ W e're going tb cor- ^ IN, c M i ON \riiiTK ~ rpciUone way or another. We're going to make it leas costly." NORTH AMERICAN EI^TERPRISES U Lenaghenliad ro u tin g Ap- l-h.m.7,'14-2212 TWIN FAI.I.S, IDAHO 8:1301 " 1.112 8lh Av.. (j..i ‘\ . • SiindiV, Tlm..-N.wi,, Twin Fiilli, Ittaho 15 i n r o w Vtiller becom^^ vaulter in nation; six records broken Billy MlUer became the top flnitfl, two seconds and three 4 prevloyaly but were unable lo prep pole vaulter In the nation, thirds ^ Burley had one first, do It Friday when it counted six records fell and the .Twin one second and.two thirds. ' most. Falls Dnilhs romped (iff iwlth The result leaves Twin Falla Twin Falls bbcame perhaps (heir Uth consecutive dis^ct- as a strong contender to repeat the first school in Idaho to have regional track championship as class A-1 state titllst. two sub4woHnlnute half mllers FViday n ig h t;...... ' A couple of spcciaWypo flrste in the ^ome race. Senior Jack ilie Bruins, seeing Miller and at least one hear- Cooper, hitting a 67-second Erst soar 15-7 inches in the F^Ie vault brealcstnick during the meet lap . stonned hom o ip 1:57.7 to and gating three other school which provided a great deal set o now work and sophomore records, amassed. 114 points more In the way of quality, times. Gary_i>iovors followed.him In while M inico had 39 and Burley than expected. The biggest 1;59.B. 22. disappointment came In the Twin Falls 88&-yard relay . The key. however, was d is ^ where Stove Torix of team of Jack Cooper, Alan qualifying individuals and Minico won it at 157>3 with Twin Scherbinske. Rocky n e c ^ and relays______for the______state finals______in F a lls 'R ic h Borah second at 150* Robert W arner lowered tlie DoIm next week. Those eligible Band B urley’s Johnson third a t' record from li31.7 to 1:30.0. are the top two In the field 149-10. The • disappointment The medley, again getting a events and top three on the track there was those three may be stout anchor from Glenn Call, plus the flrst place relay teams, the two4hree-four bestrin state-lowered the mar)( from 3:42.8 to •FIELD MEN-shined-i0-the-fourth-dlBtrlcl:.class-Afl-meet- ~Ti«ir'FallS~gi‘fibbed“a!rfflUf‘'on‘|j'Pic^~‘* ^ ’ but^dao 'to~3:«>;l'^nd-thir quarturmthj Frlday evening, Pole vaulter Billy Miller, Twin FalU. icales a relay spots ^ setting three IlmAfltions, Johnson wHi 'not'quartet of Bill Woodson, oatlooal best of 15 feet, 7 inchea; Burley's Bob Jackson, records along tlie way — and eliglblo to throw Saturday in &hcrblnske, Reece and Mark defending state champion, set a broadjump record of 22 feet, 2 , got nine firsts, 10 seconds and Boise. All three had bettered the Miller cut one-tenth second off inches, and Steve.Torlx of Minico took two firsts, shown here three Uilrds. M inico had three "re c all” qualifying m a rk of 154> the 44>flat standrad set In 1903. throwing the shot S3 feet and tater he won the discus a t 157 feet. Bol;) Jackson, defending state CM s Gunter/ - i 1has- , champion from Burley, upped Homedale tops Wendell for regional crown; Dennis ______Minico, the defending district UUlst and record holder, slipped JT tl^^lO lld .1 c r o w n tofourtli place this year after ^ soason-long too problems. wins four events, Urrutia sets pole vault record GRESHAM, Ore. - a a y to n Saturday afternoon ami will In the Individual school “Fuzr” Gunter, College of become his school's only division. Junior Alan Conner Homedale, . paced by feet. But Wendoll's chances of A IltUe controversy arose In finished third, taking a spot in Dennis, running his best 100> Southern Idaho fresltman from reprcsentaUve to the national sailed ^l-l6 in the broadjump to welghtman Paul Pearson’s overtiiking tlio favorites fell Uie tow hurdles. The field took sUite, w ith Mayes and Lowe yard dash yet, Ued the 1960 H im se n ,. won Ute region 16 tourmm iont in Mesa, Ariz., next up his own m ark set two weeks double victory, outduelled sharply In the high hurdles and off in an obvious false start wiUi behind him. lihen the con m ark of 10 flat set by the Carey Junior college high Jump weekend. ago by one Inch. Wendell 4M0 for the second quartermlle relay. Sophomore one m a n staying in Uie blocks. troversy really arose. C^met, John Briggs. Despite lilgli winds and roln. Twin Foils lost only one track regional A>3 track and field title U p Dennis, who was tlc^ for the The gun wouldn't reflre for the But before th a t Ume, a couple Dennis was supposed to have G unter cleared 0 feet, 5Vi Indies event, Wilcox taking care of Saturday despite anoUier four- best time In the highs, lost his recaU. In that race, K irk Dennis of records fell. John UrruUa of good competiUon in aU events M i n c h e r to claim ..ll»6 title. Tliat «p- tliat with a 60.4 clocking to win first place showing by the balance over the second hurdle won handily with Uda of Shoshone scaled 13-6^ in-Uie but turn^ ' back each with proximates his previous the open quartermlle.lt was his Trojans’ Kirk Dennis. and by tlie tim e he’d recoverd it Homedale second, Mayes of pole VBult'to break the'prevlous apparent ease. He handily competitive best but he has personal best and puts him in Ttiose two team s had the was mired deep in fourth'place. Wilder Uilrd, Del Lowe of record of 12-9 handily. Anderson defeated Rlmrock's Rollte h i t l e a d s cleared G-B during practice. contention for stato honors. bjittle pretty much to them Ttien ho and Allan Stevenson Shoshone fourth and Kip Dennis of Meadows Valley took Uie two- Woolsey In the sprinta and beat Tlie foul weaUier took CSI Toonunato Stove Torlx was a selves as Rlmrock placed Uilrd misfired on the baton exchange fifUi. The m eet conunltee Uien m ile In 10:14.6, Uu^e4enths of a Uda twice In the lows, alt^ugh frosh Daryle James -of Wood double winner, J taking the wIUi 22 points and Glenns F e r n ., In tlio reuly, Uio baton faUlng to decided to rerun the race at Uie second under the old mark, and Uie second tim e Uie Homedale S e n a t o r s River out of the Intermediate shotput at 53 feet even and grabbed fourth witli 20. *’ 'Qio ground In one of those things end of regular compeUUon. Mlslnger of McCall-Donnelly man* was considerably closer. WASHINGTON (UPI) - hurdles as ho fell from the best com ing baclc to win tlie tliree- Peurson tlu*ew the sliotput 52 Uiat happens a couple tim es per Dennis and Uda again went one- trimmed the mile mark down Ho won the high Jum p at 6 feet. Newly-acquired Don Mincher quallfylng mark of Friday way duel In tlie discus. But after feet and won tlie discus' at 157' year. two but Uiis Ume, K ip Ia n n is from 4:43.6 to ,,4:40.4. K irk A little drama occurred at the cracked a plnch-hit homer to evening, to flftli In Uio finals, those two and Jackson, it was broadjump pit — as usual. centerfield witl) two out in the James led all qualifiers Friday all Twin Falls. Wendell sophomore Allan ISth inning as tlie Washington wlUi a 56.3, Ills best tim e of the Bill M iller gave his coach Stevenson won It on his second Senators, who were no-hlt for season, but during Uio finals tlio Jerry ICelnkopf some anxious leap at 21 feet, i m . inches. seven innings, rullled froin a 3-0 liigh-winds throw h im off his m om ents before taking Uio pole Meanwhile, Charlie A iW ead of deficit to beat the Detroit Tigers stops and ho struggled to finish vault. He passed all the way Camas County was either 4-3, Saturday night. fifth. Tlio finals were won in through, then had the bar set on • tumping from two feel behind Mbiclvsr’s tWrd homo run 67.3. 15>feet,l inch. Just above the old the boaH or saatdiing. Finally cam e elf - Tom Timmerman, TJjo CSI 440-y/ird relay team record. The trouble was. Miller he hit his stepa on h l i X u t Jixnop wlio rolioved Mickey Lollch placed second with thequartetof hadn't qualifled as yet and had to sail to clinch second. after the Tiger lefthander Zane Briggs of Carey, Fred l>e missed three straight would Woolsey, stunned in the two pitched 13 innings. Paul Und- shorter dWtes, cam e back with Barga of Jerome, Georgb have retired unplaced. But J blad picked up his second Wagner of Buhl and James, after missing Uio first attempt a strong 50.2 In the quarterm lle victory with one-hit relief pit* Briggs, James, Dave Martin of badly, he cleared the 15-1 mark and Lowe’of Shoshone, after two dilng over tlJO Inst 5 Innings. TtfInico~Hml~Wugner placc'd~^dtw(5^Juniprlatcnailedi5‘7; weeks >of ru n n in g second, • Wiihlnfll«n fourtli in Ujo mtio relay. Ho had one sb-ong effort a t Ifl stormed home first in Uie high t •brhU ■brhbl _A^UU(l«.]bl.O-).OH«rr*h-»i— 1-0 1— Giintcr_-wiIl^flccompany._Q._(e«t-but.appoQrcd.tQ.knock.lho. hurdles. Z fl Kilint 4 0 10 three-mnn delegation from bar off whilo coming down. — BWlcady-Oifl'ihlrd-dlBtrtctT-^j— Ricks College to the nationals. However, it remains the best in pununeled Uie fourth In Uie - of this stato.and is one- relays wlUi Kimtierly breaking I IDroMn oh Jontt rj 1 0 0 0 CuNtn }b best lls t^ In.the current Track MMflOui lb 5 1 n JanMki p ---- C S 0 0 0 tch«nblm phi 0 0 0 and Field JJews for high school state quartermlle champion Brlnkm»r> 0 1 o Cricndi p 0 0 0 0 Rod Rudolph on the opm iu Lollch p S 0 0 0 F»fn«ndl phO 0 0 0 vaulters. TImmrmn p l 0 0 0 ShclltAbCk pO 0 0 0 slakes won Sophomore Dave Sears came league. He missed Uie open this • fina n 0 0 0 0 LIndbUj p ] 0 0 0 u p wiUi anoUiei^ m a rk , cutting year due to a muscle puU but '* MlftCh*f ph I I M gave iKimberly a big opening 4M«4 the two-mUe record from-10:08 fwo oul .wh*n wlnnlno run tcorcd by favorite to 9.58.8. Scars, whoso, previous lead. Kim Hlbbert's ahcnor leg n*«*n »M »M tli 6M MM INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI)~ best had been 10:10. took Uio naUed It down. C.H«rrah. DP 0«troH J, Waihinolon I. Ih e 880-yard a ffair 'w as a LOB D*(roll «. Waihlnoion i. Fast Follow, again demonstrat- lead away from teammate Stan ]||'ll«nl«v. MR Hofton (41, Uodrlouai Doten wiUi Uu-ee laps to go and donnybrook for second with (J), .C«t»nev« (J». Mlnthar ... (Jl. J. Foy..ov ^ 8 Hollywood I# park, raced to his third straight won by 15 seconds. Doten, wlio Harlie Hanke's ahcnor Just ^ Lollch barely taking second in a three- Tlmm«rminL4'} .1 » 1 ? I ? ? 1 0 * ] * gtflkoa victory Saturday wiUi a went to the m llo and two-mllo J»(v*«kl 4 S } } S I double and won Uio shorter way Onlsh that saw runner*up ' OriM\d« 3 0 0 0 0 1 strong stretch move to capturo Sh»ll*nb«ck n 1 I 0 0 0 0 the fourUi running of Uio $55,350 event in his first race since Glenns Ferry separated from I'In* 0 1 0 0 0 0 SECO ND P U C E became Uie dogfight la Uie A-S regional 88^ fourth by maybe six inches. LIndbtid W 30 SM I 0 0 0 } Caballero Stakes for 3-year>old eighUi grade, complained of not Mina pllchad lo 1 ball*r ...... being able to get looso ,for Uio yard relay Saturday. HarUe Hanke of Glenns Ferry, left, Just BoUi W e n ^ U and Homedale ^ . HUP by Janiiki iMcAullllt) by Ori*n colts and geldings. da IKallMl. WP Lollch J. pn Caianova. The loto-closing ResUesd Run second event. However, Sears Dipped the leaning CliarUe Ashmead of Camas County for lost considerable through at- ner was gaining at every stride showed a great stride Uu-ougli Battling for runner runnermp spot with Kimberly Just another flash beUod. Parm a, triUUon In pointing to next In Uio stretch but fell three- the last 1200 yards, Doten won behind the anchoring of Lew m an, won the event i? 1:S4.1. week's state finals In Boise. quarters of a length short at tho m ile a t 4:36.3 which ranks WendeU, defending diamplon, W eber nabs Uie finish. Star of K uw ait was among Uio best over in Uie came out of regional wiUi Uve . Uiird and Red Wahoo finished district. firsts and two thirds whUe ^ Homedale had Uiree firsts, four ^ fourth in the field of nine. Twin Falls dom inated Uie Dewitt takes lead B i g S k y F ast Fellow raced the m ile in distances, getting all four seconds and two thirds. Uiat should give WendeU Uie edge the unexceptional tim e of 1:S6, places In the m ile and halfm ilo. over Homedale in the state *. m ore Uian a second slower than M ark M iller, who also anchored in Houston tourney g o l f t i t l e finals, but depthwlse the t! Uie stakes record of 1:34 4-5 set. the record-setting quartermlle POCA’TELLO (U P I) - Tlio last year by George LeWIs. '' ~ relay, won tho 100 and 220-yard .HOUSTON (U P I)^ DeWUt footer. Ho knocked a four iron Trojans could be in trouble from Weber 6taU> Wildcats placed The crowd of 47,000 installed ddshes quite handlly;;But Weaver ram m od in a five-foot ■to wlUiiri four feet-on N o .-14 one of the oUier two K g l< ^. nve men In the top ten as birdie putt on Uie IBUi hole bnd made it, knocked a six Iron Fast Fellow as the 4-5 favorite Burley's Bell, a Junior, slipped ■Ji to wiUiin six Inches of Uie 17th Uiey ran aw ay from the field to a n d 'h e returned $3.80, |3 and In to ^ a b second In tho furlong Saturday for a two-under-par 69 CC; B/own. OP/ Oarda, Hi Dale, tM . M- capture the Big Sky Golf 12.00. an d i^ace third In the lOO'yard and the third round lead In the pin to Ue Coody and Green. Oiaroplonshlp 34 strokes Ihen Weavier laced a seven dash to earn a double shot at $125,000. Houston Champions J S a tu r ^ y . state honors. IntemaUonal golf tournament. Iron to within five feet on No. Weber SUite finished wlUi a S c r i h i m a g e Ifi and m ade the puU to go Wlldi Uda. Team uerlno - Twin Palli lU , Minico , Weaver's flve-under-par 208 Homa; It.J team score of J to second « w >-n y M. BurUy « , . ahead. •$ie vtr4 -» Ptrma (Yr»nK ,|00 P«la v u ll — Millar. TPj TurnM-, TFj was one stroke ahead of place University of Idaho's I.K I I "I don't norrnally have pin -ahnun. Cola*. L< ' " Blaka, Tr>j Johnun, M. isr. Masters Champion Charles Carnal Counly. 1.134. Mohtana University was t5 IlU /b , l O U NawrMordi old racord IS O wi by koK point accuracy ^ U i m y irons," Vallay. liM .) Coody and second-round leader • loo yard daih ^ Kirk Oanrtlt. Wj Uiird at 1.145. Tied for fourUi .y i . n Weaver,said. "But wiUi Uw big .WMtaay. RImj W arn, HomJ .Pwkloi... Hubert Grwn. Coody fired a Ham J a u .’i)lm. 10.6 lilaa rword tat ttV were Idaho State and Gonzaga. fi^ r iC l d l * l l l greens here I can go free four>under-f>ar 67 an d Green John BTlooi. Caray. I»w). ' !'j- 1,155. OUier scores were JMon- ® TPniardlno, Mi U qm’, B. H.l wheeling a litUe more and If I *Mlla run - MUlnMi-, M Cl Andarawi, had a one^ver-par 72 for Uie Maadowt VallaVI «^tar< O il Dhtffl. tana State 1,248, Boise State. POCATELLO (UPI) - Tlie mis3 a ^ t a UtU^ It'U sUll old r« •nje Wood River Wolverines, looted, outdid their expected in end Jim .Daniels, rose to new lot of scratches from the cin- sugar level was down to almost picking up surprise wins In the the field' events and when heights for third at 57 1-3. Biihl derod.track. He came back to nothing and he had virtually ;iin pole vault and quartermile Jerom e’s J im Meeks ran Into had S2 1-6 and Goodinu had 26 1- run a strong leg in the eso-yard out of gas. A shot remedied the relay, picked up the district forty kinds of trouble and lost .6, ‘ , relay but the low hurdles was, whole situation but the M class A-2 track and field outon siu^ points, Wood River * Meeks, who .looked ' llko another story. He was In the •senior didn’t get to state in the championship Fridiiy evening. hreezed in by 12 poin^. Ilie second fighting.forfirst in both blocks and set but when the gun hurdles. B ut before a ll . hla T he Wolverines, getting a llgers hung on for second at 61 hurdles w ith Daniels, took a bl({ fired he didn't move, then sank miseries set in, Meeks cleared pole vault win fro m sophomore 1-3 whllo Flier, getting most of tumble in the high hurdles and again to the track. A m edical six feet for second, place in the . Jimbo Hurst that wasnU ex- Its points from Brent Llerm an went away unplaced and with a checkup Indicated his .blood high ju m p . '’ In looking toward next week's state finals-in-Boise,* Jerome and Filer came out the -Crow and:;--y_ llav naiHed strungest. Filer . first places and thrpe second R o s h o l t _____ - ______G!lESHAM,_ORE. ^-.Jerry. while_Jerome had _hIx ..firsts, I Hale, athletic director and Including three relays, a pair of basketball coach at College of second and a third. Wood River ~ w i n t i t l e Southern Idaho, was named had three firsts, including one John Rosholt and Bill Crow director of region 18 for the relay, five seconds and two combined for a flve-under par National Junior College Athletic th lr^; Buhl had one first, seven llA a ilftljk BRENT HERMAN, who took tbe tape thre« times, leads team m ate Jim Daniels to a one-two finish in the Class A*2 best ball to drop Jim and Ed Association Saturday. seconds, including three relays, district 100-yard dash F riday. Quesnell of Wood River was third Purves 2 and 1 and claim the Hale will replace Carlyle and two thirds and Gooding had W llin C F aqd Randy Lammers of.Filer took fourth. championship in the Blue Lakes Dean who has resigned as two firsts and two seconds, one —CountJ7-CIub-«Jflng-befltballT- athletic director an d basketball beinga-relay.' ■tournament. coach at Treasure Valley Jerom e’s Randy Suter turned Dr. Jack McNees and Bob Community College in Ontario, in the best distance doubling Nprthern Arizona ends Wills defeated Glen Trail and Oro., to accept a coaching ever In this area when, pushed Joe McCollum 2 and 1 for. first position at a now junior collcge most of the way by Wood flight honors with' the con near Tucson, ^ Iz . River's Ward, ho won the mile solation prize going to Dan in 4:29.5 and came back to win long mastery in loop track Meehl and Duane Schneberger. the two-mile unchallenged In In the second flight. Sterling 9;54.i Both are his personal MBSOyi.A,Mont.(UPI)-Il ,, ,, l U L t l S . bests._ Jerome . took . . no______chances____ UM ViA.ir anH But thctt thO puWiC addrOSS 440v.rdhvrdl«-1.JImWh.rton,(SU, Vaughn and Prank Keldlman C o u r t a. Oick Koonli, UM.-i Hick ftulbvrl, defeated diaries Coiner and with the relays and loaded Ulcm of the meet and tWo opposite system told everybody to stand Kll ^ .. M*rk Do«n«, UM. SS.l. }. Bob Youree 1 up and Ken Brown up at tho expense 6f a couple of victory celebrations before the by while there was a re-check of Frank n«llly. WtU. ). K»n Uonro«. ISU. 440.yardrdav — I. ItU. 41.4. J. NAU. 1. and John Davis dropped John a f f i r m s individual events in 0 move that official scorers proclaimed the nsu. Detweiler and Don Zuck one up look directly past this meet and Nortliern Arizona Lumberlacks problem centered on tho - -,,6.v.rdno vard diihdith -— \.) cm L.wion, isu. for the third flight prize. Itilrd toward U.0 aUle crown. It paid u,o now t“ ck a^d tlold JavoUn rfsulta where ono tlu-ow flight consolation was won by d i s m i s s a l off when the flSO-yard relay cham pions of tho Big Sky i«»tl been scratched because of n . run - i- Dr. Dean Affleck and. John team led almost all tho way, Conference. Soden who defeated Emory D E N V E R ( U P I) - T h e U. S. Charlie Stewart turned looso a Northern ArlT/imi romnftUnu official tabulator, Chaffee and Frank Cook 2 and 1. 10th C ircuit Court of Appeals good finishing kick to wrest tho for' th^ con- ^ h ^ changed Uie outcome - • Friday affirm ed an earlier U. S. UUe from Buhl and feroncc, ended tho seven-year J' District Court decision which Hlllier s anchor on the inllo reli/n of Iilnhn — nidnu pomta Idaho State 70, Montana kh> Moof., h iu . i, k. iih u m . dismissed a $1.1 million suit relay nailed that one down. . Zde(endta« nhSnplona“ T a “ ■ State 31, Montana n. u, . . . Champions brought by 11 former University Earlier, lUlllcr come vir- slnele point nt Missoula's '*■ 'VolMf State 18 and of Wyorfilng football players tually out of no where In tho Cornhlaser field ...... ISU, u. u>nl»r«ncfl rtcord. Ofd r*cora TM Helen Edgar and Bot Hatting against the university an d state hroadjump to win the title at 21 Tho Lumberjacks, who drove The Uimborjocks tlien picked Wm nr«d Wi*<]*nb4ek, DSU. ). Bob Lah. defeated Mary Cook and Gall officials. lan. NAU. DOUBLE W INNER Randy Suter of Jerome turned In his best feet, <>4 Inches. In staUon wagons KOO miles lo “P H'olr c»ocl> Le» Havelack Thr»«.mll« run ~ 1. Richard Slfnay. ' Tlie 11 were p art of the Jones to win the championship performances of the season la winnlng-the class-A-Z mlle-and - But for Individuals, Flfer had- tj,o-Mlssoula-Mcet, sat'glumly- ‘“'<* ‘•‘“ '<“ 1 him In Uie pond Io- uau. miU.Conla«an The form e rC o m e ll collegiate *and^\ ^^^^^Sff7^a£BreU7^wS\ quaIlfied his tnachUie on form thl4 spring, posting times qualified for only his third Pa., 172,612. the third and final attempt...... _.ni, Lawliton, Snaka Rlv< Hlgl'ltnd SI.1. of 3:56.4 and 3:65,8 outdoors. The other qualifiers wire Allison, Hulme, Williams and "500” at a speed m ore than 10 M yard daih - Kard, Pilar. Mar- He appears fit and ready to New Zealand's D cn U "H u lm o, P ollard m ade it on their second lant. Buhl; Horten. Andarton. LOWCXMPLETE miles faster than he did a year Crang«vlll«; HIndaoar, Hl«l>. I. give Uquori a race this time bi ago; 174.910; Uoyd Ruby, Wichita attempts. Madliy — Twin F a lli ' IMcOlnnli. Ouatitall, Matila, Oorland). Wood Rlvaf, hU first malor test since he ASSEMBUrPEUCE rJ.V.SI.41 Donohue, Media, Pa., who FaUs, Tex,, 173.B21; Leonard, * Uvee accidents marred tho DIacltlMl, Po«l PalU/Motcow. 1:U- OUcua - Parvar, P fi M6«d<, went Into retirement after that was clocked. unofficially at San Jose, C alif., 172.761; J im W l s b u t tho drivers Involved Cranoavllla; Warry, Jar; Rayborn, WR; AAU meet'ln Miami In 1969. O n your size... N ow j. better than 181 m.pJi. for M alloy, D enver, Colo., 171.838; escaped unhurt. M ike Mosley, Dmo. High. IM (aaf, 1^. Doal tnctor Ur« appUeallon WU gtva vou uabalt^^ f . t . 't . t r u »bU M u lU ,.. RliDUCeS BOIt CCI>IPACTION, nmnerup honors as the day's Billy Vukovich, Fresno, Calif., Brownaburg, Ind,, crashed inte DOKS UORR ON LK8S FUEL. UINIUIZES 171.674. the wall twice, once during a WIIBBI. SLIP, SPEEDS UP t l U h O W O K K , second qualifier. Thomsen, . ly;*.M.t.Sll.M ■. *149"’ • OlVESTOP FLOTATIONI As expected, the three-year' Also, Gordon Johncock, qualification attempt. Larry Itocklon. COA. )«.I0. old one an d four-lap records by M ount Pleasant, M ich., 171.388; Dickson, M arietta, Ohio, looped tholpul - Ball. TP; Ellli, Jar; Kurralmayar. Katloog; Imlfft, Inaka SAVK l)\' A.MfllilCA'S WVDHITK IIK lIl I'KliFDiiM ANI'K I'Ali Till): Joe Leonard In a turbine-driven Gary Bettenhausen, Tlnley his machine once, also during a RIvar; Oahlln, Mouow. UJ- T.F . cop machine took a beating. No lc!& Park, lU ., 171.233; CaleYarbor- qualifying effort, Taam tcorlno - Twin Pallt V. Capital 3t, Buhl Jl S o l d o u t TRANSFOBT SALlf LAKE CITY (UPI) - UOII Two hours after the seventh P R IG B S < gam e o f the Americiui Basket BTARTINO LOWER s ' Association championship T H A N F O R M O S T pUyoffa became necesssary, it C A R T IR E S t was sold out. Bay a mi today I " 11m U tah Stars U ckft win dow opened 20 'minutes after the Kentucky Colonels edged U tah 1IO&-IO2 to Ue the b^stof- seven aeries at three games * 2 2 * 2 4 * 8 9 aplMe~8aturd6y ifteriMbri.^ Obe hour and 45 minutes later the tickets were sold for-Tues day nlgKt's fliod cootast. This Is the t l ^ capacity . '.UJW ANA HANBtNG. M c r t T - l» - Tliiiw N» »in ‘, TwIrr-FalU;- litolm -SunitoYr Canonero 11 takes second triule BALTlMOHC. Md. (UPI) — with Eastern Klcot to win the who was once sold for 11^200 “Big ’Direo" —tho Kentucky Canonero II, tho scorned Preakncss Slotos Saturday and nccda only to win the Belmont Derby, tho Proakness, and the Invader from Venezuela, move close to tho Triple Corwn Stakes on June 5 to become the Belmont, sma^cd Pimlico's track rccord 'of tlie American turf. first horse since the great After the Derby two weeks I f ; ' ' Inabrilionthcad-and-hoadduel Now U)o Kcntucky-brcd colt Qtatlon in 1M8 to win all of tho a^o, when ho won as a ♦JIIIS, complete surprisd< there were ' : many who said his victory was a fluke; Royals nip Oakland But Saturday Canonero -showed them all oa he stormed- amllo^nd*thre&«lxteenthdover P im lico’s klte*ehai>ed track In in tight 5-3 contest 1:M, a now track record, and bt Uio bargain w h ip p y Eastern_ K A N ^ CrrY (UPI)-Amoa ’ Stan Williams then gave up two runners home. F l^t In a duel of courage as run double and Gall Hopkins pitcher Bart Johnson, sw'ring on on error, Roy Whito’s steal oHhe ll-horso field, followed with a two-run ringlo Herrmann, but Johnstone was of second and ttobby~Mun:ur*H"~ 7^ ^ *y^^ * -tim e w as-in r ^ .. ^lunlay a5_lhe„!^sa., A y throm. .ut trying (or homo. - “ “ r. track record held by Nashua as Itoyals erupted for four runs in cMc . ; T - 'T T ' uEeAfRrdTree' SundgyrAAay ld, iv/> rim»9.-N«iws, iwlrTFalls, Idaho 5- M-71 HooveF NOTICe OP PMBLIC AUCTION Parfonal ! . 9 - . In iccordanc* wlfh lh« ^v|tlon •' of law, thar* b«ln0 du* and unpaid tim e's -nev\/s ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Twin - ..... chsroei for which lh« undiralgnadi CLASSIFIED . Pallt Courihouta, Wadnatday -at th« Ford Tranifar & Storaga WANT ADS . >:30p.m, For lurihar Information, Company, la an illltd to a Han as INDEX 7334oao. Al Anon ?rd floor, 7M aiming Warahouaeman, on (ha good _ 7»3? ______6 K - ______haralpaHar daicrlbad, and dua noilca having b««n given lo kll -Z33-0S3-1- Ji*TESTj:ASH|QHi.in,lino«flB by.______^ parllat known to claim an Inlaratt L W o y t. Call Cheri Konlcek, 73J. _ ^heralm.tharewlll ba 3old at Public ------Auction at tha w ar«hout* locatad at A£eaitH*««Fapa(r ■:57 - -Let! o n d Foun d - C .F .W U R S T E H .M ,D ..w in c lo ta h lt...... to sta^^ Sforagw Aaantk-SalaimtnWant th» Pord Tr«n a/#r & A frcratl tor iala.^:------office all day Saturday during fha N il CHANOI ■Companyr'717“ W«ir''STra«t,~Twln toSTi-RawaroorrBrafl Torraturn ar — month* o»-Jun».~jutv.nnrT*iinirtr------WASHINGTON (U PI) —John f^alli.ldahoonMay J9, w n .a t >OiOO border Collla.Dingo cro tt. Spayed down 0< 3 S I'it e a r n o o y e r 7G, h a r a s s ^ by lem ala, 7 yeart old, mnitly black, NEW X l\ Reducing Plan i J TaN att 56 - Antwert to "Navada". Lott In ^tractors In ConKross and out, toundi (is.ooo ibi.) mitceiianaoui Appilancat ft HH Bqulpmant SuoarloBf area May 13. Phona Auctlwit Harold Ruby, SM.JSoa. . uircctor May 10 as dotcrmi^<^d . Th«a Ma «r* b«inu haid tor fh« AutoiWantad Autoi for Safa . Baby SiH.r.— Child C m * 16 as over to continue on the Job. « c o o n fq fi . 5|>«c|o> Norlc«<. " » y.*I— Gonnaton. Lot No. 13d9 BabyChlctti I huvc no thougllt of lC 0 Vlnj{ sLVL, Amount dua. 1113 ,00, Baby Elttara-Oilld C ara J'UL Nurwry, LkenjatJ DON'T TOUCH tho«e d rapatl Lol S • Child care. Children j'', - . iny present position and intend Wood, Lot No. 3:r43, Amount Baautysalont Polnl Claanart do It all. Wa taka NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ' BItiaa K Motor Scootart • Pj'wchooi, H04 loin Ave, Eair. 733. BoatilorSala them down, clann tham, and to rcnmln ns director of tho .'u'Jiir'Anu.r.o,,, Lot No, rahang tham', liia h o 't m otl BoMtWantad I water pLs\ar*ihrS'^”lhe Bil!incors°"'to resolve’" the l'W> nItroBen supersaturatlon 5^^^^ ? r ‘S £ .™ io f“oi jo i S i In to l^ ,,';n t^ a s;7 a .u ;: protlemo“nbotlninemer«ency now, will also Attorne“y" c t ? I m d S t early dams and natural and lonfi-term basis, ^cdlcted high Hows will also "'2Z„st ^ ., All t o r ..r „ c t l» , lu m . .h .li waterfalls, reaches of nowIn,! Many meetings have •been h an d k ap t^ie fi*^ "u. 7 I t io X televS ff.SKv dTslled“n“llrtenr?e!l rt'o tlfc o rn T .le trX tu r:" N^t o lT 't “ Flsh^erf «ugl,estlon that Z col,gress. dls.solvcd nMro{;en to return to u e c o ^ s io ^ Scrulcc Dnrinu c»cp«ivfl snlllji mah Vmust have boon sick or aitabiith minimum kccapiabia aeration TOppiloTby rapldrand TOc “ rps has conducted or » higher percentage of Uie oSSm .’ni; h°'w.v.r,““li'''«r°c'! Jirnear™,';'’"”'''''' "''’''"'"'' finance,f studies including ^ Hoover April 27 ConHtructlon of the scrici of computer s mulatbns of are not available for * hardihip* th« Board of com- d a m r™ “;rle n t1 ,f ’he' ni.rS«e„ supersatura.ion coUection in tbe turbine Columbia and .Snake rivers wlUi spillway designs, and U.opplng asking specifically Uiat be give pool areas reaching from one and transporting of down- / ^ ^ Ills side of Uie wiretap ...... dam to Uie next nggravntcd ths »tronm migrants past Uie dams, number of JuvonI os Uiat could . j situation in a number of ways, . Ttie most obvious practical bo capti^ed and transported Increase. ______, a w ife depths .' oniiitinnelution to ti,Athe r\r-nKi«rv,problem t^tt.boUl Arton Btoundaround thetho nitrooftnnitrogen super.suDor* ‘uiuropians. IN V IT A T IO N T O BIO HIMHCHLV SCHOOL DISTRICT JSSumng from tlio nox“ ashort-andlong-ter™ baslslsa ««turaUon ^oblem NO. - KJmb#rly, Idaho Twin downstream reservoir reduction in spill at tho dams. In was-25 per cent of tho . ,, F a lli, Idaho- Sealed bidt w ill ba racalvad In lha Olfica of lha Superintendent of wv..,» w. M.v o»^v...v«u , ____. iiu School located In lha Jr. High School Tho unbroken series of manipulation, sliifting of power “Tills ‘Is esUmato estimate was was based based on on , complying with Uieso unm noo p.m. AAay ip 7i for ...... * ■ matarl#l» a i iv>tad • hot lunch reservoirs nrevented aeration loads to put more water tlirou^jh three travolinR screens to <1 • • , , , equipment. Spaclllcatloni or ad- or wafer am return of...... dIjKolvedturbines turbines »t crJiicalttt crJlical times, times, ami and iQClUtatefacilitate collection being In-in- "Aiso, ' Also, iI navehave no no Uiought Uiought of of diiionaldalaliimaybaiacuradlromdiiioflaidaianimaybaMcuradfiTjrT nitroficntothealr.'n.lslnturn Htructural modification of ftlaHed in turbine intakes of ono caving my proM^^ cnn?tt!,r"2^^^^ nrevented dilution of nltropon Hkololon units to allow passage generating unit at Uttio Goose ntend to remain os director of Tha Klmbany Hoard of Truilaw bid K^fo7 d X m rS{hiring n „ Sspill i 'aS of water wlUiout splUln'g. Dam^and optimum collection conditions. . aervice to Uie country and m y Jti*'”i)?d^*'ind'‘’ to *warvV"Si?y water passing through tho Based on results of tliese As of April 27, tlio traveling health |>ermita." lachnieaiiiy. turbines was already siiper- studies to date, it appears some ’ 7 „ “ * i.„ii Holland Houiburg, cieru saturated. C^mlly, for vnr^ig IfiimcdJate minoV r M can be ' ^ *. W * ■ . . schooi^pi.irici perio i!te!ri5iciJrS,r:^ E t S'MK' s S ba racalvad at the nortion of It wo'i snllled tlicse means will bo nosslUlo in - numbers of flsli actually od of nls fl,000 agenta, works office of tttS s«,~ ------■^In Sie I'iS tS !ulv«r,« tt fS e a^SUltil rtaxes"bvTl£ne^bJ rrcf around™ V "!rr"c«ir=‘ 110 iicr com super- Sfacinuos R ier'loT now under ir^r conr i««t„notinn nf Md bu». Bidt win baracaniad upto coo Qnlnrntlnn ClnM .Intn frnm t»if> ulrnrtinn nr« /v%nm1nt«i» m iO rm aH O n, mSlBMailOn Of MU. . p.m. Friday, May 31, IWJ. They wll ; Sjr[Il?-2'‘!Ltke'Tve™ I. bulkhead, will be n,us far. Attorney'WdlU 04>anad ImmadlBlaly Iheraafle*;.! | aEVERLY V. OASKILL, Clark M cl Uie IhreSVleveHJ; for pal, i of Itlr ,?r“ gJ ' Sll”.inve?JuSchool "Ef Olitrlct No. 131 I i serlou., mortalities Is ntou t 120 skeleton in lls . Model studies J PUBLISH: AAay U I. 17/ 1971. ' f per cent, Dis.solved nitrogen have show Uiis to bd feasible. I" ' I Z u i t But ^ n o NOTICBOPMUB Z enters Into Uid bloo T IR E O OP M OV IN G H O S E? Initalt CHRYSLER, boat* and motor*. 19S5 PLYMOUTH, will trade for 5- I9M C O R V E T T E 477. 4 tpeati, poal • 1947C O R V E T T E converllblt, utad •n undarground lawn tp rln klff. SlarcraM b o ali. Can^par Ira lla n llre t. V-8.'733 0M3 biter B p.m tpeed man'i bicycle. Phor^a 733- traction, factory warranty, Muit for churcn work. Dayi 734-7750,- fr*« call Jim BraMity Harloy-Djvldtcrn motocyclai. U7B. ■eti, 733 0314 after 6. avenlngi 734 --- LiSfD CARS, >tV I960 DODGE CHARGER 1969 CHEVROLET CAMERO T R A D E your old outbourd enom* V-O angina, automatic Iranimit- Z-20, Hordtop. V.a angina, 4 loro n«w JOHNSON. W» n*«d ui«(l powar ttaaring, powar «p»ad Itontmiition, powar tlaar- oulboord enginet. HIGllliST Irocla-in 1947 DODGE carry all. 4 sp*ed. bralat. (nclory oir condilioning, ing, Miclialin lirai, iliorp. ollowon(« now. Cvnlury Auto Mucliiii* Would bn great lor llthlng, vinyl covarad lop. cam pinu, or around town. TOM in Canlury City, W«il Aildiion MY'S 7-11 AUTOMOTIVE, 711 -1733.5070------— Sliosf)one-aouthT-734^7t 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III 1965 CHRYSLER NEWPORT ■4-dobTVo»dlo^rVTI-a.VgIna7-ftu^- -4 -d o o r-M d a n r VB-anbm*. buio- fomolic trnriimiiiion, powar tlaar- mojjc Irontminion, p o v ^ itearinfl. Aulet For Sale 300 Autoi For Sate ing, loctory o ir condilioning. Nicn. powar brolat. ona owna^.» low 1968 PLYMOUTH CUSTOM W E NEED USED CARS SUDUmUN, v -o angina, oulo- malic Irontmittion, powar tlaar- 1968 DODGE POURA ing, powar brokat, luggoga rack. 4 door liordlop, V-O angina, nuto- See Us For Best Trade malic trontmittion, powar itaaring and brnkat. factory air condition- 1966 Lincoln Conlinenlol 4 door, lull powar, loelory air con ing. ttarao, lill daaring whaal, vinyl Allowance On A New Car. covarad lop. ditioning, raol Qood. 1969 Dodge Coronet 440 1969 CHARGER RT Slolion wagon, V-O •ngina, auio- Automatic frantmiiiion, powar molic Irantmiiiion. powar tiaaring, ttaaring, tlatao,- loelory oir con MOTOR CO. fofiorjr oir tondifionino. aJ'.OOO ditioning. vinyl covarad fop. milat. iltarp. ' 354 4lh Avinue W eil . .. Utad Cact 1969 FORDGALAXIE 500 236 Sliothone Si. W ell .. New C(i(i W ilts 1969-DART GT 4 door liordlop, V-fl angina, outo- 3 door liardlop, V-Q angina, aulo- . molic frantmiiiion, powar itaaring malic Iraptmiilion, vinyl covarad and brokat. loclofy air tondilion- ownar. ing. I9(SB D 6 d G E P O IA R A 1969 Buick Skylqrit Cuttom 4 door tadon. V-8 angina, outo- 4 door ladon. V-D angina, o'uto- molic tronimitiion, powar itaaring, molic tronimiition. powar ilaaring powar brokai, naw whila wall ny and brokat, Joclory air condition lon fitat, ing. low milaoga, ona ownar, 196B CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1970 CHEVROLET 4 door liardtop, V-8 angina, autO' 4 door tadon, V II angina, automat USED CAR SPECIALS mafic tronimiiiion, powar ilaaring. ic Iranimiiiion, powar itaaring and and bralat, oil vinyl inlarior, vinyl brokai, runt (ind looki aulra good. 1965 MUSTANG 1971 GREMLIN covarad Idp, loelory nir condi 2-door hardlop, radio, liootBr. AIR CONDITIONED tioning. floor tliill. 2 door.^6 cylinder ongino, ou- lom aticJrontinUiion, rodio, O N IY - . . . -P-tCKUPS • OAD heater. power sleorlno. FAC 1964 Chevrolet Im p alo TORY AIR CONDITIONING. '68 DODGE 3/4 Ton '68 CHEVROLET . . . $1795 2 door Imrdtop, V-Q fingino, Pickup, V-D anglr^i, 4 tpaad trani- long wlda ^ ton pickup. 6 cylin- mliilon, Itaavy duty ipririgi, tirai automatic Iroiitmiition. power LIKE N EW , . ‘2493 dar angina, 4 ipaad tranimli«ion, and wlutalt, aquippad lor i;otnpar. t^oilar hilch. itaering, radio, hootor. 1966 RAMBLER , O n ly . . .’^ 895 ledon. radid. lieafer, ‘6 6 'C h e v ro |e l \‘i Ton S 1 2 9 5 '64 CHEVROLET 3/'4 Ton long wida box. 6 cylindar angina. standord trantnnitiion. long wlda plcjiup, VO angina, <4 1563-RAMBLER-- 4 ipaad frnntmiiiion. 6'ply tiiai. tpa^d trnnimiiiion, Iroilar liilcli. 4 door tedon, 6 cylinder, ONLY ...... ‘680 Bunt onil Inoki good. good Iraniporfolion. 1968 TOYOTA' ‘488 2 door Ijordlop, bucket watt, 1967 CHEVROLET 4 ipeed Irnntmittion. radio, heater.' ' . _ CORVETTE, '69 INTERNATIONAL 7Vt Tbn . '69 CHEVROLET 2 Tor) Convertible, new rubber, AM/ Truck, 34S V-Q angln*,' S ipaad 350 V-H angina, 4 ipaad fronimii- '■“ urdiilon, 3 ipaad .r#nr oila, FM radio/slereo. SHARP ...... ‘ 1296 tlon, 7 ipaad raor nvla, powar ilaar '•I Ilaaring. nolor conpUlaly ra- ing, cuttom.cqb. S U M M ER F U N . . ‘ 2 2 9 6 1965 CHEVROLET- '6S INTERNATIONA). 1800 '67 D O D G E ■■ •' - 4 door tedan^ 6 cylinder en 3 Ton, till cobr'3&T‘V-a angina, 3 1970 CHEVROLET V-a anolrva, S ip*«d Irar gine, standard Irontmission. Ipaad Iranimlitlon, 3 tpaad raor 7 ipaaJ raor ONla, 900 X 30 tirai. N O V A , , a>l«, pv>vV ilMrir^g, 900x30 tirat. Haovy duty through out. 2 door, V-Q engine, power ONLY ...... * 6 8 5 E>c*ll«iit condition. ste erin g , ra d io , h e a le r, slerec^, *66 C H E V R O L E T focfory oir condilionino. . 1 970 PLYM O UTH 7 Ton, big ‘6‘ angina, 5 ip*«d Ifont- '66 CHEVROLET 2 Ton • mitilon, 3 tpaati ryar aula, D33 X 30 'Olg 6 angina, 3 tpaad tronimitiion, 1970 PORD convertible, mint con 1V60 DOOGrVi) Slollo. ‘895 dltlon. factory air condltlonlnu. wiiuoii. V fl, oulriniiilk Irontmliviutt, , WAH DOOGC U Ion, 3113 molur, powwr «teflrlno< tMwer disc tirnkei. balow book prJce. 7JJ'9403. : . , .: H 7 9 5 ‘1995 -t9« -P O R O -4-d o o r. V-8, Good con. dlllon. R*al clean.Ptioniy 733 0139. HARBAUGH MOTORS 934-4112 Gooding ' THEISEN MOTORS IS DETERMINED TO BREAK ALL PRE .DiroctfocJory Doalor VIOUS RECORDS SELLING NEW AND USED CARS DURING MAY. OUR SALESMEN ARE SHAPING UP FOR ACTION * AND ■ . TRIMMING PRICES DOW N TO MAKE OUR FULL STOCK 'OF MERCURYS cortdltlon. P rice d .to lell faU SUMMER MONTHS COMING UP, Under blue book. 733 3570, 18U AND LINCOLNS AND TOP QUALITY USED'CARS MOVE FASTER THAN Granada t>lve. Buy a Top Notch Air Condi EVER BEFORE! WOHKMAN IJHOTHKHS tioned Automobile from Ponllac-CndlllAC CM C - Youree Motor Co. YOU'RE THE WINNER IN EVERY EVENT Wlipoff, Idflho 43(1 34W PONTIACS 1969 COUGAR. . . 12495 • 1966 COMET. . . . $1195 QUICKS 2 tioor l>ni tilop. powar tla KI a. ...> 1 9 2 D o w n ^6 5 ^’ Per M o n t h TOM CONANT Vat, you loo cgn nllord lo mova up to r.v# o trod, in ihl paymantl Doliverod anywhere in Magic Valley, spo'dol deluxe Interior, special trim throughout, LEO RICE MOTOR COMPANY special deluxe wheel covers, special outside chrome trim with white sido-wall tiros, big 117 inch wheelbase, concealed windshield wipors, factory installed undercoating sound HAS NEW AND USED CARS d e a d e n e r . COMING OOt h is EARS! T H E I S E N PRICED SPECIAL PURCHASE THEISEN MOTORS HAS PURCHASED THE ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF MERCURY'S, COUGARS AND CONTINENTALS OF A LARGE WESTERN INTERMOUNTAIN LINCOLN A^RCURTTD^AreRTHATHA^GDNETOTJn^FBDSlNESS. You'll Make On These Automobiles At Theisen Motors. ALL 1971 MERCURY COMETS, MONTEGOS, COUGARS, MONTEREYS, MARQUIS, AND LINCLON CONTINENTALS ARE PRICED TO SELL FOR THIS SPECIAL MAY SELL-O-THON 98 USED CARS MUST GO IN MAY '66 FORDGALAXIE 5 0 0 '69 CHEVROIET BEI-AIB V-0 angine, oulom olic tran»mi»- 4 i b i m m o t o r sAvlws^oNNew L E O R IC B COMPANY A ll a a'^a'io oiDSMoiiies Gooding, Idaho 934-4438 The Easiest Place In The World To Buy A Car "Drive A LiHle— Save A id )" 701 Main Avenue East 733-7700 .24 TlmM-NcWJi IttaMo Surtday, IVtaV >*!'l position reversed WASHINGTON (UPI) >-1116 proper way to achieve racial busing system for schools in neighborhood school concept. tration plan was filed Friday at Nixon administration reversed integration In education. • Austin, Tex., and declaring the Speclficiilly, he said that .the same court and called for Its position on school busing .Secretary Elliot L. lUchard- same stand will be taken in "transporUtlon of pupils be- substantially more busing than Friday—ltt-rc8IK>nse-^W_U)e. _?pn of_Hcallh. Educallon-and. ..).'scKool systems throughout the yond^nornrml-geographic sdK>e}- -tiie-dty-jted-prepoeed.------Supremo Court’s endorsement Wclfare disclosed the slilft by south.^’ tones for the purpose of three weeks aRO of buslni2 as a recommendlnH a 'crow-town In a letter to Austin SchooI achieving ~ racial balance wtll Superintendent Jack Davidson, not be required." HEW officials said the adminis After the Supreme Court WARBERG’S Driver class set tration felt |)uslng "provides issu^ Its ruling, Nbcon said be MOVINO It STORAGE. tlie basis for an educationally disagreed b u t ' Would com ity sound approach" to desegrega wlUi It and Friday's action in TWIN FAlJjS —. Plans to continue five nights per week tion. Austin was tlhe first taken since rcplaco Uio regular summer until each student has com’ lljo' Supremo Court culod then. • driver- educatioa-prOHram,, for pleted ton claases. Plans arc to 'April 20 tliut busing Is "a . Austin htis -submitted a studentsts with an admtadult driver continue Iho p ro g ra m , In. two- norm al and accepted tool of desegregation -plan,., including education program were an week sessions througli curly educational policy" and gave Its busing, to' tJne t).S. district nounced Saturday by Leo July. approval to ‘ use of bluing, court In the pity. The adminis A U H D V W i u m ^ Wright, IcfcallnBtructor. The program______is open to' any w herever a pp rpp rfa to to He announced persons In- InterestetT aduU "who .v - achieve a unitary school system CAUVeUB LOCAL tere'stedln the prograpi should beginning driver or desires to In Uie soutli. ' GARDEN UMOi ARC NOT *0INT,T)3-T371 j attend a meeting Monday at 7 Improve (Jriving techniques. A ASIDEUI'JESUI arc ^ M year ogcj. In a spccial HANDLED YIIARAROUNDII . p.m.lnHoom 120 of .the 0'Leary__nomlnalJcc-wllLbe required for ntatemen't outlining his school Wa don'I.mav* Junior High School building and books and other classroom desegregation policies,' Pres furnihir*— . ^ register for the two-weoks of m a te r ia ls . W r ig h t su ld the ident Nixon said he opposed special ti-ainlng. • iw ogrom Includes cla.wroom GLOBED W * m o*« any “ wholc. CARRYING machloe gun and long belt of ammunition, American soldier makes way through field during patrol around Fire Support Base Nancy near A Shau Valley in South Vietnam. Ready Rattles continue to flare in vicinity of valley as South Viet-' namese troops push Into long.time Communlut stronghold. for foe (UPI) Brut Cologne ...... 3.50 & up - Brush S e t s ...... 4 .5 0 & u p Dinner to mark Jewelry boxo5...... 4 .0 0 Samsonite Lu^jgage Shaving Kits...... 3 .0 0 & up successful year Manicure Sets ...... 3 .0 0 & u p Travel clocks ...... 6 .9 5 TWIN F A U ^ - Observance Includc Jolui Loder, Judged Staudaher, schools; Harvey, of the first year of a successful Idaho Ht;)to Bales cham pion chamber of commerce*, James distributive education program under the program, ond Dennis Sinclair, First Federal Savings ■ in the Twin Falls High School is Tliaote, who placed In the finals and Loan; and business scheduled for *niursdny night in salesmanship and placed representatives, John Roper with a dinner a t 7 p.m . at Kay's third in tJie state’ in public and Hazel Faulkner and Double Knit Flare Slack . . 10.00 speaking competition under the Tremaine, Times-News. Supper Club for employo- Farah Flares & Straights emi^oyer groups. program . Tills board servofl in an ad visory capacity for tlic program CerUficates of appreclnUon Others utlending will include Levis - C o m p le te line ond as a communicotlon link w ill be larcflcnted a number of tlie advisory board members, witJj the. com m unity. Twin Kails business firms Robert Harvey, choml>er of Fund.'J for' the first annual which have parllclpnted in Uie commcrce rcprescntativo and banquet were raised by program’s first ‘year. The Roger Sathre, state director of students in « "radio dny" dlstribuUve education system distributive education. ' gives students an opportunity to program. Officials of KLIX Prior to the employe- radio station worked witli Uio study business operations in Uie employer dinner the advisory student in a full day's program classroom and under actual board will meet to reorganize. In which the young salesmen business conditions by working Sport Coats. . from 37.50 Members Include Curtis conducted advertising sales, part time with busbiess firms. Eaton, Twin Falls Bonk end copy writing and even broad Suits ______. from 65.00 '* Students receiving spocial ■rtaist, chairman, and Dr. Er casting and were given a share -Konl6J-s—Thursday—nlght— will- nest—Ragland—and—Georgc- of-tlio-day’s rocelpta.— — A d a H trtsriffV aT rfesr Textan Billfolds . / ...... fro m 5 .0 0 sought by attorney Belts-the new lo o k ...... fro m 4 .0 0 Handkerchiefs-plain or initialed BOISE (UPI) - An attorney Hagan...... v^it, causing the tnm afer of tliu wlw Is trying to get hia client Tlicn, Padget said, five m in custody of petitioner herein to C u f f lin k s ...... 5 .0 0 returned to Boise on. a w rit of utes after tliat the writ wos tlic slierlff of Cassia, County, T ies ...... 2 .5 0 & u p habeas corpus asked Fourtli served on B right. At live tim e Id alw ." District Court Friday to order of Uio service, Padgett said. Padgett said the tronsfer of Sox - Interwoven & J o c k e y the arrest and Jailing of Sheriff Bright still luid Boyenger in custody and ranovol of the Paul Bright. custody in the Ada County Jail. petitioner out of tiie Fourlii Wm. R. Padgett brought the He said Umt "Your affiant is action on behalf of Fred Boy- informed and bollevos that Judicial District was done "del enger and a hearing on his mo sometime during tlie afternoon iberately, kiwwingR willfully, tion Is scheduled for 3:30 p.m . of May 5, 1071, and after serv maliciously and wldi Intent to next Tuesday. ice of Ujc aforementioned writ, deprive the petltlonor herein In an affidavit accompanying said Paul W. Brlfdit in a deli of his constltutioiuil rights and thenuU on , Padgett said that he berate attem pt to circum vent of hi|) right to bo heard under posted bond for Boyenger May 'Tank Knit Shirts...... 3 .5 0 and defeat Uie intents and p u r tl)o aiforementionod w rit of luib- 5 to release him from the Ada poses of the aforementioned eas corpus." ...... 1 0.95 County Jail wliere he was bebig Iwld on diargcs of misusing a ...... 3 .5 0 credit card and receiving s^- len funds. Shavo C oals ...... 11 .oo' Padgett said Boyenger Immc- Baptists elect Swini Trunks ...... 4 .5 0 8, up diataly was placed In confine-’ meat by tl>e slierlff on a pur ported warrant of arrest from woman president g r o a t colors 8. P atterns Cassia County. Fiifteen minutes later, ho said, MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) year after the American a writ of habeas corpus was —Mrs. Marcus Rolilfs, a tall BapUst W om en prom ised to put iasued by the clerk of tiu) court blonde grandm otlier from Seat up a fight Jf a woman wos not • arid si^^ed by Judge Alfred tle, W asli., w as elected pres nominated. Tticro wi^i no ident of Uio Am erican BapUst opposlUon U) her elecUon. ConvenUon Friday. As president, site said slio 4-H Club Mrs. RolUfs • iQ the fifUi plans to' emphasize the laity. woman to head tlie 1.5 m iUlon Siie said loy people need to see member group, the fourtli Uiemselvesas "diange agents” largest Baptist organizatipi in 1/ulde and outside tlie cliurdi. picks up Uic country. Mrs. Rohlfs said slie is not a SJio was nom inated by the women’s llberatlonlst, but be convenUon at Cincinnati lost lieves women have not been trash given Uio opportunities to whid'i Uiey.are enUtled. TWIN FALLS - Members ol ( ^ r a n t e d ' "We have women graduating tha Happy Go Lucky 4-H Club from seminaries feeling they gaUiarad two pickup truckloads . NEWARK, N.J. (UPD-Ever are not being considered," slie ol Iraah during the cleanup since liUlgar SmlUi was sent to said. cam paign M ^ y 8, It was death/ row 14 years ago, he Mrs. Rohlfs* late husband rvportsd at a rt»e«tlni( H iuraday spent hls Ume.in self education, was an attemeV and a pt th« bonw.or Oana Brown. (Ulng legal briefs and writing a conscientious objector during Janet High and Teresa best seller *‘Brief Against World War H. Her s^'s law Bankards MeyarhoeCfer .report on tjio Death." ______, k 4iooI Btudies.«ere Jntemipted club'a participation In the SmiUi*8 efforts were"rewar3- because he .Was a consclentbus W elcom e..... ” . event. Diacufiloni covered ed I-Vlday when U.S. D istrict objector an d spent two years in maldng toaat and pancakes and Judge John Gibbons granted alternate service worklnjrWIUf fixing and atortag ogg«. h im a new trial. The Judge's Juvenile delbquon^s., Danoaatntloaj were given ruling held that Bergen County A, former national office of by Tteeaa Meyettoeffo; on detecUves coerced SmiUi while Uid Am erican Baptist W omen, IN THE LYNWOOD" n u U n g boUad raisin braad and questioning him about the Mrs. Rohlfs is in her third year by Diana Brown on making slaying of Victoria Zlelbiskl. of as president of* Uie A m erican OPEN MONDAY NIGHT'm 9 P.M. ftenStoast. , - -^Ramseny, N .J. BapUst H orr^lsalon Societies. \\ it! en/oy spring TOURNAMBN7S chairman for the Blue Lakes wo- jnen^ihU yanr_i<.Annit.Rt>vnn,lw ha.irim s tn t f\ acUvHies of inieresi lo all. Annis prefers the golf cart h walking^as she parlicipales In all golfing aciivHies. V, "Try wood" Mrs. Don (Mary) Jensen fells her daughfer, Judy, as they participate in the Blue Lakes J.adies Golf Association's ge^ocquoinfed scotch ball sholgun tee off. news about the people V a l l e y you know Living Sunday. M sy'U, 1971 (All photos by Morma Herzingor) ------PW£S/D£NT- GP-#^e~8/ue-toi MOKE AND MORE' woimn' a n ' p/oylng golf ■ ouHina, and BtHy Dovif and Myrih P»l*fioiir~ ' Ih* group includ* M n, CMt Cain, p n fld tn t/M rt." now-o-days and in a ll a g e grqupt. Soma en/oy drlvlna...... Mrs P»lari P»larson s t r v t i a t ------(ournomenh------cp-‘ Kulh Sk—m, via prttidtnfi------" - - J J - M ' n. Amy tou 'Doddii ' Active women . . iusi o d a y out with Ih, g iri.-w h ih olh.r, lik, chairman • 'for ihi-BlB ' V,.,--'...... T ln ^ * lN«wi, Twin F«Hi. Idaho Sunday, May \6i 1971 Work displayed STUDENT fyrojecls w e re displayed ihis past week qi O'Leary Junior High School from Ihe arL home economics^ cra(fs, woodworking at^d mechanical drawing classes. MosI of Ihe work came' fro’m the spvenlh and eighih grade classes and were viewed ./by the sludenl body during individual language and arts classes. This week . . . ' Peterson nam ed to Booklore G uild ends season TWIN FALLS - Music of (laughter, Mrs. S.H. Permann sketch by Mrs. Herxinger. W here to go in Idaho attend Boys' State Rodgers and Hammersteln was \rho sang several selections Favors were given to each . featured at the concluding from m usicals w ritten by these member, and gifts were Thain and Warner Streets). CJar JEROME — Clifton U. meeting of the season of the famous American composers, presented to next year's officers By PHYLLB J, HUFFMAN Owyheo 'Motorcycle Club races at Meridian Spe^way, Peterson. 10, son of Mrs. Ruth Booklore . Uterarv Art Guild Mrs. N orm an H e n in g e r playe^i who were announced last — Idaho DcpL of Com m erw and sponsors Moto-CroM_Races a^ and Elks Hospital BenenFTW. Peterson and Ui© late Qlfton .Tfiursday at the home of Mrs. one selection.:and .also ,ac m onth. M rs. C .E. Hansen wasj i _ D«velopmeat their club grounds hear B bi^. Races In Blackfoot at the U. Peterson, has bqjn selected Joe! Tate. companied Mrs. I^rmann. special guest. B O IS E ~ Every . once In SATURDAY. The Evel Sportsm an’s Speedway; "Four- to attend Boys’ State M ay 30 A blolgraphy, "The The meeth^ was inducted Hostesses were the outgoing awhile, something of In Knlevel Motorcycle Races, are Man Best Ball Golf Tour- tlirougli Juno 6 at Boise State Rodgers and Hammersteln by Mrs. Charles Reeder, officers. Mrs., Reeder, Mrs. ternational scope and im-. this weekend in Twin Falls. In F a lls G olf Collcgo. Story," by Stanley Green, was out^joing president. Ttie gullded Donald Grandjean, Mrs. Ver Cburse; and 35-Hole Medal W PoUraon tviJJ dB" . -presented by Mrs. W.Ri "w ea- given—by--Mrsr- -€o»r-MiNh-4ie«tie-AH'bigtonr- Just such a time unfolds this by such an announcement,'this Golf.Tournament, Eagle lUlls the Jerome American Uglon Christensen, assisted by her Walter Peay, and the author's Mrs. Lee McO-acken and I weekend in Twlri F^Us. Please means that around 1,000 riders Golf Course in Eagle. Weekend and will replace Grog JeweUrx Charles Williams. refer to the Saturday section w ill bo com ing from all over Hbrse raccs in Coeur d'A lene. At who w ill bo unable to attend tne ^ listed below for details. (including many from the the Western Idaho Fairgrounds session, MONDAY. Pro-Am Golf Grand IMx In Europe) to Tournament at the' Riverside compote fpr a guaranteed purse in Boise, the I.O.N. YouOi Appaloosa Horse Show gels Peterson has a 3.0 grade Golf Course In Pocatello. of 110,000 • the largest purse under way at 9 a.m, in tiw 4-H avernge and hus been very TUESDAY. The Boise ever'-^fered /or a m o tofcy ch Arena for youngsters 17 years of active in scliool actlviUcs. Ho Gallery of Art will bo showing event in the world. Knlevel age and under. '^as elected student body "Dirty Pictures" (how man himself will attempt the Jump For gam es and fun, auction- prc.«iidonl for the 1071-72 scliool meases up his environment) that abn'ost killed him aomo from PsycHology Today time a^o at Caesar's Palace In stylo, and all for charity, it’s Voar. m agazine until June 6th. Every Las Vegas. The races are all Boise's Annual Fjindsy Auction, T u e ^ y evening at 7 p .m . from day events with the pro race 6:30 p.m., Downtowner. He has plnyed varsity CLIFTON PETERSON now on until the end of summer, and big Jump on Sunday. SUNDAY. Moscow soprano, basketball and is a mcmbei^ of SHAMPOO Owhyee Motorcyle Club Concessions on the grounds, Vicki Blades, sings at 4 p.m., the track team. He plays sponaoi^ Short-Traclc Races a t . located: 2 miles east of the Recital Hall, University of clarinet with tlid hi^j school O m l WITH their club grounds near Boise. Junction of Falls Avenue and Idaho. Don't forget the Spring band and is a member of J-club, 1 “ IG C T G Q Blue Lakes Boulevard (north of Fishing Derby now in progress Ho Is on the honor roll witli PROTEIN WEDNESDAY. Com- Twin near Perrlne Bridge), and and continuing until Juno SOtli mostly all A's. tw in FALLS - Emil T. n^ncement ceremonies 2 p.m . Ml m ile north. Rem em bor the^e at Priest I^ke. So far, 11 glont Omlld, Twin Falls, has been —=^ln Lewiston for graduating directions, for this is the site ofr .Mackinaw Trout have been Peterson has studied piano named president of District No. seniors of Lewis and Clark construction for the ramp that caught and registered, one for eight years and reccfitly i JAPES. Roger Poulton, College. University of Oregon's will enable Knlevel to Jump his weighing In at 60 lbs. received a superior rating at the Burley, Is vice president, and General Electric Repertory Ballet Troupe per* • motorcycle-across the entire If you would like a free copy Junior Music Festival, M ary Boum er, T win F alls, Is forms in concert 8 pjn. in w idth of Snake R iver Canyon in of Uio sununer listing of Idaho Other Junior boys who are secretary-ti-easurer. District No. 5 of the Idaho SYERE Capital High School 1973. events. Just drop us a line; attending Boys' State from Die Auditorium, Boise (purchase In Lewiston, 1 p.m. signals Idaho Dept of Commerce and Joromo area include Barrett Chapter consists of the Magic a d vance ' tickets a t the Bon the start for tljo annual O- D e v e lo p m e n t, R oom 108, M cQ u re , D avid Fyke, Jory Valley area, with, members 3 0Z. Blue White Marche). Wednesday Night at chards Blossom Festival Clapilol Building, Boise, Idalio, Cullen Jr., Jim Joluisen and ^rom Burley, Gooding, Jerome the Boise Gallery of Art Parade and Carnival, (near B3707. Jeff...... Vanhooier. and Twin Falls local .offices. Model P 351 features a talk by William Onwelller on the proposed Greenbelt Project, 7:30 In form al. ' THURSDAY. Ladles' In r v ita tio n a l Golf- T ou rn am e n t, ® O b i h o -] *O h t h o ' Pinecreast Golf Course in Idaho SAVE*2.97 Falls. Senior Soloists Concert in (W Moscow, 8 p jn ., Adm inistration ‘‘This little La w n La w n Auditorium, University- of ORTHOGRO LAWN roOD Fo o d Fo o d Idaho. College Choir Concert in Nampa, 8:16'pjri., Northwest electric boiler QUICK GREENING ACTION! - Nazarene College. College o f - Idaho Spring Choir and Or* ^replaced ‘ BUY ONE BAG FOR $5.95 6:15 p jn . , Jew ett A uditorium . There Is no charge to any of these three fine musical program s. FRIDAY. For rodeo fans, the Ilells Canyon Rodeo begins furnace” today in Weiser and runs through. Sunday. Today and tomorrow In I d ^ Falls is the ^rtsm en's Annual Jambor«e and Barbecue. Vandallers S^ing Concert in Moscow at 8 p.m. Student Union Ballroom» University of Idaho. Every Friday evening at '6 p jn . from now on until the end of sum m er, The ' ‘M r. W im d '* 'acience show with Don Herbert wllllte back on the NBC netowrk from noon to 12:M pan. Saturdays begifmbtg Sept. 11.. Itie pro gram was on the network from 1651 to-IW. Its content wiU be ' a bit more sophUUcated this . time becauM "today's young I audlenceilsmoreknowledgeBUe i ' than any we have program m ed for in the tmst." L e t s h e a r i t MAICO. MR. U. H. RICHE, BOISE M AICO h u helped i tol of people “ W e.had about two tons of furnace plus, 'he«r it like it it*' with luperb fhli !• Ju«t one (rom, quality hearing aidi. W<’v« lucit th* several dIHerenI ways seven huge radiators before changing lo electric known u *‘T1k M oH Reipecled you can change to dameless' Name In Mearins" ilnce 19)7. electric heat. For help In ' heat,” says M r. Riche. “N o w this little electric SPECIAL PRICE Piflcco qualily aid*, lo fit every r ic s T o COMMH AT *ir.SO ludget and every correctable finding the best type ol boiler and hot water baseboards replace the hearing lo«i> See, IIU A R Iheiii electric heat lor your home, MODESS MAKE-UP T O D A Y, «i call your local Idaho Power whole, bulky system. It gives us more space, and ,M|RWOB olllte. the most even heat we’ve ever had. The cost NAPKINS I MAICO is about Jh^ sam^ was before, and it’s a LARGB M M C J I I D lot more convenient.” C n i Y I R SIZE" Idaho Power Company i R e g . » 2 ’ LYNWOOD SHOPPING I15M.II..W., Value T»l> W b , Bufby- CENTER n t - n n < FLAMELESS ELECTRIC LIVING FOR A NEATER, CLEANER WORLD 0»»rt 0 i.m, - 0 p.m, W>al<()i '■yi i i i i f t r Sunday, M a y ji, 1971 TlmeTNewv Twlrt Fall», Idaho 27 Local miss, o G r o w i n g f l wers keeps couple busy Sorensen elected d q s s _ S o m m e r ; ByCHARLOtTEBELL Ttaie^Newi Writer leader, Boys' Stater JERGME ■— ChrlstmaB, n a m e d a t e — F-arter and Mother^i-Day -are- DIETRICH - Loren b u v times of tbQ year lo r M r, TWIN FALLS - Mrs. A. 0. Sorensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mra. Ed Adaim, Wrome. Beokar,— -Pocatello. and O len n L. Sorensen, him .been M r. and Mrs. Adam s have for Lawrence Kuykendall, Twin — the past-lB-years'inade^fonr F a n s ; ---- anhSim cB---- thif sum m er'and^^ was trips to P ortlw d to buy flowers engagement and forthcoming 'ideeted student body president . for florists in the Magic VaUey marriage of their daughter, for the lB71.>7a school year. . area for Chrlfltmas, Easter and* Judy K\iykendall, to Dave Sorensen is sponsored to Mother's Day as weli as flowers’ Sommer, son of Mr. ar\d Mrs. Boys* State by the Veterans of needed through the year. Elmer J. Sonuncr, Twin Falls. Foreign W^rs. Adams said, they converted a M iss K u y k e n d a ll, 1970 He served as student body Greyhound bus that wab on a graduate of Highland Higb vice president this year and has regular run during' the 2nd School, Pocdtcllo, is a freshman participated in. football,': World War. “We baye put at College of Southern basketball, baseball and track. shelves and extra heating in the IdahoT Serving on the student body JUDY KUYKENDALL bus and try to bring it bdck Sonuner is a lO fifV oduate of with Sorensen will be Dan Weiss loaded with as many flowers Twin Falls High School. He vice president, and Daryl and plants aii It wUl lio ld ," attended the College of , , , , . B allard, siscretary-treasurer. , — Adams noted.— ------Southern Idaho-for-two-years - n O b b y c r a fte r S Ghella Sorensen, Debra Astle ' lYie Adams went to Portland and is Qurrontly employed at • » and Debbie Hutchison were - LO RE N M R E N S E N ' ..fora lOBdof6.000geranlumfl.forl. ContfnentaUJaklngr^ittJ^aU^host-luriCneon" editor and Debra Asllo, Khool a special promotion held each A S e p te m b e r w e ddin g Is with Ken Meservy the annual paper editor. year by the l^ynwood Shopping planned. TWIN FALLS - Members of Center In Twin Falls, as well as tho Hagerman Valley Hob* flowers for Mother's Day. bycrafters Club were luncheon Adams, who used to farm, C o n v e n t i o n guests this past week of the BO-PEEP had a heart attack and was told Twin F alls Hobbycrafters Club. to take it easy. He said th^t he After lunch, each member KINDERGARTEN laid around for about 'ihree r e p o r t s was given a sheet of tissue NOW REGISTERING FOR years and then got interested in paper and knick knacks to growing flowers. *‘I noticed the fashion spring hats. First priie 1971-72 FALL TERM g i v e n wont to Mrs. Helen Fields, florists In the v e a Were unable Pr«para(/on to get quality flowers and m a n y Hagerman, and to Mrs. Bill fo r Grad*: they Weren't able to get at all, so TWIN FALLS — Members of Garrard, second, the Omaha Woodman Lodge Nettle. Martin, Hagerman . I decided to do somethbig about Number R«adin*t«, Reading’Readiness, Phonics It. I started dealing with some of heard reports of the Jurlsdic* president, gave a' resume of the top flower growers In the tional convention in Portland by their club's projects and ac« cm U ) CAIte AVAILABLE FOR WORKING MOrHCRS Portland area and started Lillian Comlnl, when they met tlvities. For lurthvr Information Gait 733-5097 shipping flowers back to this past week In regular A display table was featured Mrs. Carl Bates, 160 7th Av«nu« North tferome. Some of them we bring session. ahowbig various hom em ade gift are Just starting to bud and wo M rs. Com lnl noted that one of ideas brbig them Into full bloom. the I d ^ o m em bers from Black- Many times our living room is Experts . . . foot was named first vice full of flowers about to bloom, president and Pat O’Brian, because the greenhouse m a y bo BD ADAMS and his Seattle, president for the next 'too,cold for thwn or too hot "r/g/iJ - hand - man/' Mrs. two years. H ie 1973 convention depending on the time of year AdamSt top pidure, chock will be held in Tacoma. Members voted to discontinue HOLLYWOOD and the flower." over a shipment of geran- card parties for the summer The Adams have over 6600 turns from a recent Irip fo square feet of glass in six Portland at thoir groan” monthia and resume in ' Sep< greenhouses. Each one Is tember. BEAUTY connected to the other so they house in Jerome. The Mae Gardoskl, hostess, was never have to go outside to get Adamses have over 6,600 appobted In charge of flowers b-om one greenhouse to the square fee/ of glass in six for the cemetery Memorial other. The grcenhousos are greenhouses, each one Day. COLLEGE heated with Uu-ee furnaces. M rs. C om ini presented a past Now accepting applications for The Adams also raise or* connected to the ofher. president's pin to Mrs. Ray for Scholarships... chids. “Idaho Is one of the worst In the bottom picture, Reynolds and during the next CldfMS start June U t meeting Mrs. Comlnl will places to raise orchids," Adams Adams and Bud Knight, Honoriffo All v alld aU d icholarthiptll said. Gooding Floral, load present a plaque,' "Woman of Ttie 8un Is too Intense bi Uie some of the flowers. Tho Woodcraft," to Mrs. Gardoski. ■summer and It.Is hard to keep Cards of sympathy were COIVTACT: the temperature down — and It Adams' greenhouso is lo- signed and mailed to Vera Is hard to keep them warm in caled southeast of Jerome. Woolley an d to T. J. U oyd and a Jean Brady the winter. get well card to Mary Bolton. PHONE 733-7722 The Adams are the largest 11)0 next meeting is at the or Loren e iVelson suppliers of flowera for tlie hom e of E liia be th Havens. Magic Valley and work with Bill Henshall, Rupert, and Andrew Lions slate Lang, Twin Falls. Congressmen to conduct annual sale B e a u t y senior citizens sem indr JE^ROME ~ Tlie Jerome WILSON-BATES GlfTS PRICES Lions Club will hold its annual Live, Inc., sale beginning t i p s T W IN F A L I ^ - P ic k u p q'uesUon they hove wlUi the points for senior citizens to senabr or representative, Monday, according to Don board a bus to attend tho Senior Hie bus, furnished Uirough Snow, chairman for the project. To keep your hnir shinini’ T o P en n ies Citizens Sem inar, sched^ed for the courtesy of the East Side Snpw said Uons membefs nnd hcnltiiy dnily scali) mns- will each.be assigned to,two sQfje is.a s. im p o rta n t as fro-. 2 p.m. Tuesday In tko CSI' Baptist Chiirch, will pick up streets to make the project as qucnt shanipooini'. To put Acadcmlc building room 115, senior citizens at the following d h U OIV a i ^ < f ^ h -intff~-Hstl«»g»^ iriA yJBattJPruatfi pinlntai l . p m , at Pioneiw TVi locks try ono of the new-body- direcibr-of-the-Senior-CiUM^-ui’.ts;-!Ilop.m.-attheCity Park; — He— said— that— products- ^^^W iH utvirjliS^lYdeivcd-a-carlofld^f All of iW BelB have been reduced bii(ldinit lolionK after .sham- agency. 1:15 p jn .' a t 'Just a Mere Inn; m anufactured by I d ^ o han- new dinettes for you to choose the pooing. , Tlie seminar, sponsored by 1:25p.m.atSunnyViewCourts: d ic ai^d persons Include throw in price because of volume buying Sen. Lon B . Jordan and Rep. 1:35 p .m . a t D uvall Courts and rugs, straw brooms, door mats, one just right for the decor of your so here is your chance to SA V E •This summer enjoy beinn Orval Hansen, both R-Idaho, l:40pjn.atWashingtonCourt4. door chimes and mops. home. ...SAVE!! 0 ylrl, Vnu cnn do it in either will afford an opportunity for If transportation U needed to Cost of the products go to denim or ruffles. The senior persons to present their pickup pobtts, citizens can call Live, Inc., and profits will be touclies that add feminine needs in person to the tho Senior Citizens Agency, used for community service charm arc up to you. Bo .in congressmen. Persons are Pruett said, at 734-3032. prolocts of tl)o Jerom e U ons individunl in fashion and do Q u b . your own thinf* to nchievc u r g ^ to feel free to discuss any the mood and look you’re 7 PIECE D IN ETTE SETS nfler. • \ , I f your Jo[js a re less th an perfectly Kmoolh, don’t wear ilot Fonts without panty hose. Tlie hose w ill hitlo any w rinkles, spot.s or Im perfec tions that you would prefer to keep to yourself. They cover a multitude of sins. F or m en. tlic w hite su it la i)ack for uprini; nnd summer. It nil beiiun_Mtli tlie advent of wlilto slacks n few sea sons ago. White shoes fol lowed as. a ia s h lo n favorite. And now the total “wiiite - look-'l 1.4 In— p rim a rily d u a to - the new easy-care filbricK. • .wi • • ♦ • Men, (or ~^'*L»e’ l!k!aJoii'Jm n^ quickly' from the canc^ed ‘"Hm Men from Shllc^" series to a eo« ■tarring role In ‘‘Oweh 'Mar* I'Servinp Magic Voi/«y Since Wll.SON-BATES -lWJ"AWlh"tow7'l6w"ln'ilor* “ diaUi Counselor at Law/' one- : : r „ a p i u .U'NCESTOT{ES INC; hour drama skein that will be ■financing, Ho Banki, No FI* teen*-on the ’ A B C ,' netowrk- nonce Componlei. JT E B O N E ; ------T W I N F A L L S . _ B lJ a L B V Itiursday nights beginning In IS 7 W E S T M a IN , 703 MAIN AVE. SOITTII I2S0 ALBIOiy . we can d o It for le«il the fall. Hem work with Arthur 324-2702 7SS.6I46 , 678-SSU: - m iu N inq Myers, P a c k N q . 3 9 ^ s c h e d u l e s Schv/ai'z set a c t i v i t i e s Octobier date E D E N — Mr. and Mrs. Oscar JE R O M E - Cub .Scout Pack ■ - Mvera_ announce__the_ No. 39 of engagement and forthcoming Church has scheduled the m u r^e of their daughter, following eveilts for their Nina June, to Russell (Rusty) summer activities, according to Schwarz, son of Mr. and MrsI J. B. Thomason, cubmaster. Paid Schwarz, all Eden. Thomason said a roller An Oct, 23 wedding Is plan skating party wlU be held May ned, 25 at 7:30 a t the Twin F alls rink, ■me bride-elect U a 1970 and tho boys aro invited to bring graduate of Valley High School' their friends. and completed one year at the< Tho Juno 30 meeting w ill bo u College of Southern Idaho. picnic and baseball gam e a t the Schwarz was graduated from North P ork beginning at 7:30 PATRICK ANDERSON R A N D Y LAM M ERS Valley High School in 1 ^ . He N IN A M YE RS p.rn. .complfil£d-two-years-at-tho- July pack meeting jviU_be_ College of Southern Idaho, Hd on July'SflTal 7:36 p jn . at Fner^s^lelegates nam ed where: he studied ele<^nlca.- ’s. for an evening of- He is presently enga^^ed In ^ and a poUuck ^ n lc . form ing with his father south of Thomason -said thaV 'tho for Boys' State in June Eden. following cub scouts were presented Webclos awards, F IL E R — Filer's delegates to ______of the Key Qub. He Dusty Addy, denner bar; Scott Boys' State In June xvill' be . ;tered one year In basketball O b s e r v a n c e McClellan, engineer; Eric Patrick Anderson, son of Mr. and two years In golf. Ho is a ,.Jcpson, sc.ienjlat; Joe Fleck, and Mrs. Loren Anderson, and master counselor of the West alhletlc_ and Ken llioniason,- RM 'dy L an m iers, son of -Mr. E nd Chapter of DeMolay and is s c h e d g l e d d tlre n . ‘ and Mrs. Eddls Lammers. vice president of the United BUHf. - Mr; and Mrs. W.F. Boys fro m Den 5, led by Mrs. Anderson Is the newly-elected M «th(^at Youth group. Conner, Anaheim, Calif., for Keith Stein und Mrs. Joe student body president at the Lammers is Junior class mer Castleford residents, will - Durham,-receiving—awards--PHer HlRh School and Is vice -pre8ldent,-l8-active-in basket-^ -celebrato-thelr-BOlh-.-Weddlng^ were Kelly Weiglo, dinner bar ball ai\d track and has played on Anniversary May 53. JAN SINCLAIR, hft, Twin Falls, a University of and Clris Hu^cs, assistant the football and golf tenmii. Ho U te couple are tho parents of Idaho senior French major, is congratulated by Dr. donncr bar. / Unity Club received his star rank in Boy one daughter, Mrs. James Edilh Betts, professor of physical education at tho Den 7 led by Mrs. Dan Hager Scouts, Is a member o! tho (Dorothy) Miracle, Anaheim, university, on being named as one of three out received tho following awards: _Order_or. the Arrow and .Is a and one son, Galo Conner, W i n s llonloy M orso, Wcbclos bjidgo;- has luncheton Junior scoutmaster. Ho is Castleford. They have five standing members of the senior class during the Jlm m y Hager, Bear badge, and president of the Peace Lutlieran grandchildren and two great American Association of University Women's annual Kevin Patheal, Wolf bac&e. TWIN FALLS-Mrs. William Walther League. grandchildren. a w a r d Senior Breakfast..Miss Sinclair was awarded a one- Den 0 led by M rs. Buck Noble was hostess for mem bers year membership in AAUW. She is tho daughler Tliompson, Terry Hanmiond, hi and guests of the Unity Club this „ .IMr.anc,Mn.J.A.S;nM,.r.inFalU. past week a t a dessert luncheon meeting. SPECTACULAR GRADUATION Jolmson, B o ^ a t and Wolf book; Guests were Mrs. Vera I I , Mafvin Thompso, gold arrow, Rauch, Mrs. Shirley Kendrick, Heidi Ctoters, M rs. Josephine A p p I ications now avatlable perfect attendance and Webelo, Johns, Ore., and Lou Ann and Cyrus Murphy, Wobelos. Evans, American Falls. V A L U E $ 4 9 Den 2 lod by Mrs. Weldon Now yearbooks w ere a n d « 5 9 for Buhl queen com petition Weiglo, Tracy Ahrens, one year distributed and the c lu b service s ta r; M itc h e ll Me- collect read in unison. I Dowell, denner bar, and Larry Roll call featured M ay B uhl, or those interested In Buhl area In the MIm Kj^ co assistant denner. BUHL — Applications baskets. A letter was read from competing may telephone him Idatio____ competition . this fall in for the queen and Junior OIllo Jones, a former member at 543-4377. Any Idaho girl may Filer. She will also bo awarded c j.,, Urv/Jv/ princess contests of the Buhl now residing In California. enter tho queen contest, but th< a trophy saddle by tho oTUaenT DOay Sagebrush Stampede July Birthday, 'greetings were Junior princess competition Is Sagebrush ' Stampede com* ■ i ■ 2 and 3 are now available extended to Mrs. Noblo and a reserved for Buhl und mitteo. Prizes and trophies will leO C iG rS n a m e d and prospective candidates are card was signed by m em bers to Castleford girls under 18 years- also bo plven the runners-up HAGERMAN — Doug Butler urged to enter as soon as bo sent to Geneva Blllington. of-ago. and tho winners of Uio hor- |,as student body possible, Jim HopkJns said Mrs. Ma:c Van Ausdoln somonsWp and poraonn Ity president tor tho 1971-72 scliool today. presented contest games. Hopkins said the queen, divisions of Uio contest and to yuar. Other student body of- The Ju n o meeting w ill bo Hopkins said ho may bo crowned tho final day of Uie wlnners o( tho princess com- ,i„rs to servo with him arc Gudst D ay with a 12:30 p .m . contacted by writing Route 4, celebration, will represent tlie P« U U on . Gilbert Hafen, vice president, salad bar luncheon at tlio home Precision Mike Brown, treasurer and of Mrs. James M esscr^lth. Rhonda Koopman, secretiiry. Butler is Uie son of M r. and BARBS Tailoring Mrs. Bob Butler and will be a senior next fall. Hafen Is tho son By PHIL PASTOUET of Mr. and Mrs. Gregerson • Wc never have hangovers; Hafen; Brown is the son of Mr. toPennys our specialty is little men an SOPHOMORE A T the University of Idaho, Bruce Uulthi T o Rieman, Twin Falls, receives from Dean B. K, Raunio ^Dccoraling Fun’ ' ArrtrlomJr* ° copy of .a chemistry reference work presentee/ in Evnry Mon. lOulOovM KI.IX M C O O “ l T l l C recognition of Rieman's top academic record in his Girls two piepe Jamaica sets I organic chemistry class. Rieman is the son of Mr. r G C O r O one/ Mrs. William F. Rieman,. Twin Falls, and is a 100% cotton in solids and graduate of Twin Falls High School. He is majoring stripes just rigKt^ for these in xoology at the university. warm summer days ahead iH' yellow, pink, It. green, multi stripe. $ | 9 9 3 »o 6x th e DALI! BASHAW 7 to 14 to please that LINDA m m Speciai Qfaduate Molded attache cases, reces SEARS INTERIOR Slr|p«d alhUtlXiho*!. sed locks sturdy^onstruction Givf a gift thot v«/i|j be long DECORATORS COVER TIIK In men.'i, boyti, and remembered. Select from our chlldr^n'i ilzei. Expand perfect for the graduate. ed vinyl uppari/drill ■ ' collection which li lure to hove ENTIRE MAGIC VALLEY backed.' Cyih(on iniolei. tomething 1o be exactly-what is 'Molded ruoberoutiolei. ■ $ wanted and needed for the (u* 1 0 ““ t'rte Eslimile.i Ni Obll||iti(n 599 ture of. any Graduating Senior. • l)ra|»«ririi • VnUncftft • Komand Sh«d«A • Fabric S)i«(l«i • AuHlriantt • Sh««ir« • U phoitlery tf'hai Kv0r Your ihcorvUng ProhUm, Lst S0ari Sav* Vom Mon«y. Today. 0 6 BOOTTSrO RE — 8H0P-AT 8KAnfl-AKD-aAVB___ !___ 150 Main Ave. South 40J TwInK.lU Sears 7 33^W ai. VmiU, B-rUy P. AT8-S52B, TheAraliies are here ewery dait Graduation r U ffen i C^ueS s e t M a y 2 ^ POCATELLO - ' Magic , ..... By HELEN. WALKER-...... Na.'lr Setthe control dial for Safe UrilversI^ TWIN FALLS — Sprlngl In ^to2Sminutes.Ondr^rswith students are tentatively many' households U means, separate temperatiu‘e settings, scheduled to receive degrees housecleahlng time. .Your set on Hl^. and’,certlficates at the annual. laundry appliances can bg u M d No! 3. Start dryer and let May graduation ceremony in many ways to factUtate Ihli tovela preheat (or 6 m lnuta. At beriming at 3 p.m. Ma^ 25 in Job. A queatlon from Mrs. C. C. the end o f S m inutes, put the ISU's Mlnldome. of Hagerman promplod the blanket In with the warm Students Booking include BUbJoct for this week's column, towels. D ry only one blanket a t Gary Saenger, student personal W hat Is the proper and safe way a tim e. Restart diyer. 'work In h l^e r education, Filer; to wash and store blatikets? . No. 4. When dryer stops Anna Knight,' Twin Falls; First and foremost, before remove the blanket. There Gorald Handklev, Burley. storing — be sure they are should stlU be enough moisture Bachelor- of arts degrees, clean. Blankets can be washed lelt to allow yoil to block It John Fenwick and Cynthia bi your automatic washer and easily’ to Its original dlmen- Willnrrl . hoth____ Je ro m e s dried Mfely In'yoiir dryer. If slons. Allow an adeoual Katherine Holfrecht and you-oan-flnd-the-launderlng—"airing" (ime before packing Kenneth Miracle, both Twin SHARON ALLEN BEUNDAJOimSON Instructions that came with away, Falls; Gregory Schell, Rupert. your blanket, follow the method _ No. 5. Press binding, If — Bachelor-of science degrees.. recommended, otherwise wash desired, with wann Iron, E n g a g e m e n t David Gibbons and,Steven M iss Allen, as follows: Electric bed coverings, loo. Hutchinson, both Burley; No. 1. PretrcsHieavUy soiled can be washed In an automatic Michael Henrich, TwUi Falls; areas by brushing . with washer, a n n o u n c e d Kenneth Knowles and Richard E s i i n g e r detergent or soap paste. DO NOT DRY CLEAN Tews, both Shoshone; Scott No. 2. Fill machine with because cleaning solvenU can BUHL - Mr... and Mrs. McOure and Oren MiUer, both w arm or cool water. Add a light damage the Insulathig m aterial s e t d a t e Lawrence W. Johnson aQnounce Jerome; Paul Shlmp, Filer. duty detergent, a light duty which protects the wiring JWash the eng ag em ent an d for- A MONK WITH A PROBieM, as realistically, mold Bachelor of art degrees in TWIN FALLS - Mr. and Mrs. soap (when using soa|!i, best as soon as the blanket starts to thcombig marriage of theb*- ed by Jim Chupa, a Twin Falls High Sc/10 0 / sfuc/enf, elementary - education;, Glenn R. Allen, Twin FalU, results w lii be obtained if water daughter, Belbida Margaret, to be toiled. Disconnect the above, is one of a large number of unusual poffery, Morgaret Cameron, Bessie announce the. engagement of is softened), or a product mado pontrol. Protect the plug by C^irtis Lynn Powers, son of Mr. Halverson and Linda McCall, their daughter, Sharon to Ixe especially for w a g in g woolens. folding it into a comer of the ceramic and "mixed-media" creations by high school and Mrs. Dale Powers, all Buhl. all Rupert: ^gKV Gardner. Esiinger, son 0/ A rth u r R un the maclilne o m inute to be Miss Johnson will be blanket and pinning It so It w lll_ students on display today at the College of South- Sharon Peterson and Alan Ealinger, Twin Falls, and Mrs. "sure detergcnl is completely -graduated-from_Buhl-Hlgh_- not strike washbasket or dryer. oYirldahd's Find Arts Center. Sludenls'~w6rk~on~dls^ Rambo, all MurtaugHjnHalliF 'Joe Duffeck.-Jeromor dissolved. Stop washer. Do not pin into wiring. Duo to S t u d e n t School with t ^ class of 1971. play includes ail and watercolor paintings, charcoal Fisher and Bertie U ^ t in g , both A M ay 28 wedding Is planned. No. 3. Add unfolded blanket differences In design and fiber . Powers Is employed by Butler drawings, surrealistic and realistic paintings, pottery Twin Falls; Unda Roessler, M l^ Allen will be graduated - (wash only one at n tim e) and content it is best to follow Brothers, Twin FalU. Wendell; Judith Steward, from Twin FalU High School imm6rse completely in water. manufacturer's instructions or “c r e a t i o n s on e/ a/1 types of work. One of the most unusual is The couple will be married Hazelton; Karon Teater, this year. Soak (without-agitation or you m ay follow the "String on Velvet," below, an intricate geometric June 12 at the . Buhl First Kimberly; Hope Thompson, Esiinger was graduotcd from * tumbling) for 10 to 15 minutes, procedure, Christian Church.. design of silver strings o n a black velvet background, Shoshone. Twin Falls High School in 1908 depending on soil. For wool To dry elcctric blankets, by Lennie Barth. The display will be open toddy Those seeking bachelor of and from tho College of blankets soak 6 to 10 minutes. again check the instruction and this week and again next Sunday at the Fine art^ degrees from tho College of Southern Idaho In 1070. Ho Is 'rhe best reason we can No. 4^>po not agitate more booklet.' If these Instructions Education In secondary now attending Idaho State think of for being late some than 1 o r^ mlnutei. Agitation specify machine drying then Arts Center, education Include BeBe Banner, University. h ow never satisfies tho boss. tends to cause shrinkage. ^ proceed as outlirwd above. Heyburn; Darlgn Dennis. No. 6. Advance tko tim er dial Store clean blankets in large Declo; Sylvia Freestone, to. drabi. After I' minute of plastic bags (new lawn Cleannip Hansen; Dick Goff and Karen spinning, agalnr stop washer. bags are great). _ For „ long . Miss Rodeo Am erica to Popplewoll. both Buhl; Beverly No. 6. Turn tlie dial and allow storage this will protect them Hackney and Pamela Warner, to fill with rinse water. Wlien from dust and (iirt, moisture both Twin Falls; Eileen tub is filled, stoa tite machine and ..insects. Secure with attend RCA Rodeo in M ay LePelley, Shoshone; Fred Nye, and lot Iho blanket soak for 5 masking tape and Jabel. 111050 Malta: Kenneth Ivfecham and m b u te s (wlthont agitation or bi turn can then bo put In boxes, JEROME ~ Una She was accompanied by Ann Walter Peck, both Carey; tum bling). A fabric softener When it comes tim e to “ shelf" a Brackenbury, Miss Rodeo Kennedy, Itie y were guests of Tauna Root, Burley; Barbara added to this rir>so will help to clean electric blanket, America, will leave May 27 or 2S Ju lie and Sue M cGbiley, girls Virgin, Gooding; David Sheen, make tlte blanket soft and remember that all of them are to attend an RCA Rodeo a t Fort who worked at the rodeo. Paul; Victor Wrlgley and Jluffy. already permanently moth- S m ith, Arkansas from M(ay 29 to . While there they had lunch TheUna Wrlgley, both Rupert. June 5. While there. Miss w ith a group of war veterans No. 7. Drain water and' let proofed, so there is no need to Candidates for bachelor of Brackenbury will celebrate her who later accompanied them to ^>bi about Inlf of ''spln^ry'^ Qse moth preventatlves which science degrees In secondary 20th birthday on June 4. the show. . cycle. If necGSsary block to size, m ay injure the { ^ s tlc parta. education include James Hines Miss Brackenbury said she M(uil woolens tend to shrink Store the blanket in its original and Mark Schroeder, both nuy attend Helldero Days In whetlier WMhed by hand or In package or In a similar con« Burley; Theresa Uoyd, Twin waslier,. talnor, and avoid placing heavy FaUs. Ia s Vegas, Ney. this weekend, Blankoti - may bo driod- objects on top of It. Tuck bi the Those seeking bachelor of but Is not sure at this time'. She noted that.,Bh J n PV also make automatically following in- Instruction book, too, and the music education degrees In 9 an appearance at ffiTrtftibig of structloni In , your dryer guarantee. Store controls clude Della Berrey, Hailey. "Honkers” with Slim Plcklns in m anual, or au follows; separately. ' Candidates for bachelor of C arlsbad, N .M . She said they No. 1. Place 9 to 6 large, dry Mall questions to Helen business administration were using a great deal of rodeo bathtowds In dryer to cushion Walker, P. 0 . Box-8, Twin F alls, degrees Include James Bever, stock in the fUmbig of the the tumUlnu action and aid In Ida. 63301. Kimberly; Donna Blakeslee, fluffing die blanket. Filer; Daniel McAlister, m ovie. Miss Brackenbury returned Michael Powers, Rafferty RE-OPENING Rushton and Michael Walker, this past week fhxn the In< tem ational Collegiate Show at all Twin Falls; Patricia Carson SOON F t. Collins, Colo. This vraa the and David Karaloff, both Buhl; W « t f W om en's m edical center set 50th Anniversary of the show. 348 Addfton Sweaters shape up Undsay Crawford, Burley: Ferris Freestone, Hansen; up for m odel abortion program Clyde Gooch. Shoshone; for fall, w inter Garland Knopp. Heyburn; Ward Maxfleld, Paul; Margaret AT M . & V . ELECTRIC N E W YO R K , N. Y - The first Hospital, which has performed to perform th « n up to the full 24 O'Connor, Glenns Ferry. N|:W Y O R K (l)P I)- A nato - worn under a knee or midi women's medical center set up tliousands of safe, legal abor'. woeks allowed by the New. York - .loF- - bachelor—o f - irSSELE.CLEAN tn m n d u rt ,a' model■ abortion 'ice Julyt--107fl«>- total c h a rge for scl^ncf b| nur,slng degrees from as one designer’s strategy to nearly to waist level. Many of program within a yVnesthesla Is provided by board an abortion of a 12l2 to 24 week* ~iiie ot •M a i i.ial sw«y-eyes -and Tminds away the dresses featured this sldrt. credited hospital )i^sv-b«en -j certified,anesthesiologists. pregnancy ranges from $250 to. Includes Jeannette Hahn, Buhl; from knees, thighs and hemline ^a ts, suits and dresses had opened by a group Of pliyslcians ' Abo^ons up to 11 weeks in $400. GlorU Hand, Filer; SheUla hassles for fall and whiter. broadened M ulders, achieved at Wickersham Hospital, 133 E. quality hospital facilities are Peckardt, Twin Falls; Mb-lam Iho sweaters bi the Pierre by adding a squared-off, cap* 58th Street, New York. provided at a comprehensive Itaschke, Burley; Margaret Cardin American collection shaped flange. This approach Is Known as Wickersham fee of only $13&-150 on an out-- -M eeting set Sequist, Rupert, and Charlotte Women’s Medical Center, tho pationt basis. Although Waltrip, Burley. shown in Now York Tuesday meant to bring the face bito TWIN FALLS — Magic facility intends not only to Wickersham Is a private Students seekbig bachelor of had long, slim sleeves, turtle focus and take the mind and Valley qhapter No. ATS of reduce the charges for abor hospital operated for a profit, science In dental hygiene necks. Ilie y usually were in eye away from'hemllnos. American Association' of tions, blit to reduce the rato of this fee Is lower than Is charged degrees from the College of black or dark brown and worn Tunics and togas were Retired Persons will m eet for a xomplicatlons In abortion by most non-profit facilities, Medical Arts include Kay w ltli^lor coordinated tights. featured over what shaped up potluck dinner at noon M ay 19 bi procedures' to a level much including clinics and the Klassy, Mountain Home, and Completing the outfits were as a body-stockbig look--dark the Episcopal Church Qlshop lower than that at many municipal hospital system. It bachelor of science bi speech;, knee« over tbe knee .and longer tights and tunics In bright Rhea Auditorium. hospitals end most clinlcB includes facility fees, pathology and audlology skirts of leather, suede or wool colors. - ^ M em bers are asked to bring a lacking the full facilities of d physician's fee, anesthesia, degrees include Rick Bowman - e a c h silt Uilgh high on Ojo For evening, the silhouette covered dish and their own hospital. ' counseling ahd fainlly planning, and Gregory Burks, both side and piped bi hot colors to remained much the same but table service. Entertabiment Only board certified ob' and follow-up. Wendell. relieve thedrab appearance. the wools were replaced by w ill be old-time m usic. A report stetriclans and gynecologists W hile clinics generally do not Among those seeking Topping- the outfits were laces, patterned and solid will be given on the Senior perform abortions at Wicker- perform abortions beyond tho associate in science ' in 'black, tu ^a n 4 lk e affab-s that velvets. Particularly ' pretty Qtizens Senibiar to be held at 2 sham, according to Dr. Irving first 11 weeks-of pregnancy, engbieerlng degrees from the looked like the headgear worn were long black velvet togas, p jn . M ay 18 at CSI RoonT 115. H. Saco, chief of gynecology and Wickersham Hospital’s^ com College of Liberal Arts Is Daniel by opero/ing room nurses.' actually panels flowing freely and on the lunchon meeting in plete surgical faculties ehaUe it McAlister. Twin Falls. . H ifl Cafdln New-Vork-coUcCr_ Jore and aft over long’^leeved p r c s id c n l— q1 Wickersham Pocatello. tlon by Andre Oliver included “velour frappe sheaths or black some Qrdin Parisian Ideas-r- satin pants. the sklH cut with a circular For the woman who likes a hem, tin skirt cut wltli a hem bit of mystery there was a red that dipped to a point In U>o plaid, floor length cape w IUj a front and back an d bared either BEATIT... DON'T JOINIT monk's cowl designed to pull -hot poits, little skirts or.lights over tho facfl. And yells.--- -- underteatli. ’niocoUectlon dlso intrpduced H jo veils were tied to cover the ^irt' for a woman who all but lips and chin, knotted in can’tmako up her mind. Ixng thd back with streamers or sh)rt? Hils was o mini skirt bralling all t^ie way to tho floor. SU N VALLEY SLEEPER BEAUTY... BEGINS W ITH A NKW MATTRESm OX SWINGS NYLON t ~ g i v f j t b a c k ^ GARPET! T O Y O U ! QUEEN SIZE,,,,...... ,. n 4 9 ” CIIKCKOtlKWIDK ASS<)|(TMt:Nt CAHPI’ITS KING SIZE...... *2 2 9 ® ° « Forgel lh« dniditery of oven cleaning. Thl» forgeltabh* STAUTINC AT ‘ PLUS FREB FRAM E * oven cle an! llielf; even lhegrimlc«npaltenjujldliap|)ear.* * AH thafi left li a'traco o( ash that j»hWi awjiy. Me^ ^ * timer* clock lurat oven on u|d oil aulointtically — cooUi« $ 9 9 9 « oven meali while you're »way. alw time* appliance oulW.« I Oven preJwaU lo-400^to-l««-i « J froni lurface unit*. ^^THE LOW EST PRICES IN TOW N" 32 6 2 n d Ave. South — Twin Falls FLETCHER FURNITURE-Rup«rt. GAMBLES-Di^ M. & Y. ElECTRIC r FURNITURE SKAGGS FURNITURE - Buriey and Gooding _ VOfjil APrUANCB STORK: 1272hdAv*;WMl BANNER FURNITURE - Twin Fdllt '441 Main Ave. E ..." 'f733H UM' 30 TIiilej Nows, Twin F olll. Idaho SuniUiv, AAay 14, 1971 ■ 'VJie,f Kiefs Hospital G uild luncheon w ill be JEROM E — The Canyonslde t w i n F A L L 5 — The ladles of Qub will meet Wednesday with the S ^ l Order of Bbaucoant hold at.l p.m. Monday at the . Long Tenn , Caro Unit. Hot W s . A. M. Tomlinson. Roll call will hold a rum m B R C ’sale from will be “Things I Remember 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and entree and salads aro on the About Mother.'^ Wednesday at M5 Dluo Ukes menu. Blvd. JICflOME The Sugar U af - JE R O M E — Am erican Association of Retired Persona ___ -TWIN-- F A L L S . 1/Cnd-Ar. Women’s Club will hold a will meet'at 2 p.mr May20 at Hand aub.w lll meet at noon ■ Mother's ■ Day ' meeting Wed- Tuesday for n lunchoori at the nc.^ay at the homo of Mrs. Heritage Homes Hall. All in IloKorson Coffee Sliojk. Andy KlttrldKol ’ Mrs.R. J. terested persons aro urged to Ilclchard la co-lioatess. Guests attend. « “— TwirTFAM:s^=njowi-niid- DISCOUNT PRICES EVERY DAY JEROME — Tlio Barrymore Iilo.isom Club will moot at Uio homo of Mrs. Ed Reichert Filer, JE R O M E — TJio A A R P w ill Club will .moot May 21 at tho ■ WHY WAIT FOR A BUSY WEEKEND TO DO YOUR FOOD SHOPPING ? homo of Mrs. Frank Beer. nt 2 p.m. Wednesday. meet at noon Wednesday at Bishop .Rhea Auditorium of the TWIN- F A L IiJ - n ie Magic Episcopal’ Church for potluck JEROMfi!^-, Hie Retired ; < .Valley Art OuUd will meet at 8 and entertainment. Teachcrs’ Association will hold p.m Thursday ' at Uio Harry itq lest mooting of the Club year Ilarry Park building. Officers- JEROME '— [Appleton Club nt tho Roundup Room; will be elected. There will bo u will meet Wednesday at' Mrs. Itogerson Hotel, Twin Fallsr A , chnnKo of palntinKs nt Urn Art Ray looney’s homo, with Mrs. 12:30 p.m . lunchoon program Mart Tuesday. Effle Webster a.s co-hostess. A and election of officers will bo . salad bar w ill bo held a t 1;30 featured. JEROME - St. Benedict’s p.m . TWIN FA LI^ - District No. 1, Idaho State Nurses Association's May 10 meeting . has been postponed until M ay 28 at"B p.m. at tho College'of M Southom Idaho, Room 115 of “ Farm Fresh^ Safeway Superb California” ^ Shield's Acadcmic Building. At tills tim o 0 conference w ill bo Strawberries eoJL hold on Uio pilot projcct for tho Fancy Fryers Ground Beef nurso>pliyslclan assistant In U)0 Buy Any Size Packagp You Need U.S.D.A. inspected Largo Fancy -Cambridgc-Councll area of At this Low Price Per #*ound Idaho. All health profosslonabi For Wholesomeness and interested public are urged to attend. A small registration foe will be charged. DEAR ABHY; My parents were happily married for 32 lb. 5 8 years. Then m y mother dic Colgate Dental Cream RUMMAGE SALE! ;56" Milk of Magnesia SPECIAL TABLE BOMDED ACRYLICS GREAT BAKE SHOP DISCOUNTS V n l i m Plillllni W lJ Ragular er.finvorail REDUCED To * 1 ® ® Fresh Strawberry Pies Many Other Specials Safew ay D iscount SPECIAL! Made With a Full 12-ounce Cup of . Stores In A ll. C O T T O N THREAD Alitd. Colon In The Store Luscious Californio Strawberries & Topped O f These'Tow ns: CHECK FOR DAILY With Lucerne Whipped Cream ,*BoUa Blackfoot j _ 5 ^EA_CH *Pay«M0 *Pocat«lio *ldaho Fall* SPOTSPEaALS *We1k«r Goodinq MontpvlUr' ~spHtFab¥cs 8 'ineh Rupart *Caldw*li *Twln Fall* - ^ iFHcrivr Plm1 . 4 a *Nompd ‘ MtnTHom* Rag. $2.49 yd. $|79 ____ And ^OnloWo, Orvgon I4.«>. O p « n C vA n lngi Ek m b I S o l. 5" CoHee Cakes C «b «. 76" This AdvartlMmcn^ Effsdivs Thru ONLY ...... Till 9 P.M .-Suh. 13 To 5 P.M. _ Dlm»«r“ Nex» Sunday, May 23, 1971 I n M v U u m l S r r v i r r 0 . ... 4 2 "5"s -Potato RollsS roIU 0....42"5"s *ThttM Storai Op«n Sunday. 38" Sundae Supreme Pie 88" m - m SMART SAVERS SHOP AT SAFEWAY DISCOUNT Grand council firerfly-vp heid Sunctoi,, M t y ' t i , 1971 ' Tlmei.N.wi, Twin FilliV Idaho TWIN PALLS — The Grand C l a s s e s Coiindl Fire and Fly-Up of Uu School m usic year ends __ Magic Valley Coimdl of Camp F ire O lrls w a i Held recerilly W ’ -B;|-LEETRE»I*INE- ItaBaiidNl*hlperfotroance_TliBband'i "RhumiaNiBnMt'LilP ^ 0 0 6 0 the Twin Falls High School ftae»-N ew s Writer Includefl a sbM ium ber "con- kept aU M usicians lw|)pliig with V A LLEV s o m o i _ M b . Gyimiasium. TWIN FALL5-Hie 1S70-7I cert" by thei 6 ^m b «r a . fa.ti.aced Utln beat Harley, home «conomlcs school music year finished with elementary band, directed by featuring ratttea, ■hakerB, T ht event Included girls, from I this 1 Twin Falls and outlying towns.. a rousing climax and a standing Ratcllffe and Slaughter In drums. and other yojHjame^t*. (hiit iewln« c W T t o ln ^ The theme for thiB year was (HraUon by atudenta and parents succession; four numbers by by The concert The concert band’s band’s per- ^ “ 'Dilfl, O ur H eritage," with Thursday night at the con- fhe somewhatsom e w h at older old er in-, in-, c ^lm cusslon section section deluded bcluded Mona I Thecla»ses^beoprotoall Mrs. Paul Iloss' aa general elusion of the annuai'choir temiedlato band, also directed Morrison,‘Melissa Thorpe and chairm an. Night performance at Twin Iv Ratcllffe; th ^ colorful Ann Pratt, along .with Mickey tereated. Beainners are Members of tho Boy Scout Falls High School. tunes by the O’Leary '‘Junior Speirs, Dean Rappleye, Jim welcome alons with thoL Order of the Ait o w danced an Choral music organkatlons band;" three by the Robert Kennedy, Rlchid Warner and ^ meciallied ' Indian dance during the •from tho hlah school and Vera Stuart band; thrw by the high Tim Bertie. areas speciauiea processional, tying In with C. O’Leary Junior- High school concert band, which is RnaUy.thehigh school senior She noted the claMes wlU be _CflmpLT:ireiherltflgo_or_IniU6n_ presented an artistically imposed x)f sophomores and band; featured m a U ^ e given In the home economics lore. Elwood Hanoy U chairm an ■—arranged;- THATCHER BLADE ADORN For Most Rotary Mowers 13 O z. $ize Cleans Up Dead Grass W/Fre6U|»y Daisy Styfa< Comb $ ^ T T R E G . $ 9 9 4 List Price *3.95...,. « *2.35 I PLAYTIME CAPRI S T Y R O F O A M B A T H O I L 64 oz.,‘ Family Size , I C E C H E S T W/Metal 0 0 < 8 4 * -H an jft,...... „ l r l r UVEUE R0IIODELIIG TO SERVE YOU BETTER P U M S B ^ - EXCUSCPUR DaST!! I Tlmei Nawi, Twin Fall!, Idaho Sunda/, AAay 16, 1?7I Junior-senipr M agic Valley Favorites Beth Britt, Lt. M artin , " Wook'sR®ctpo Winner banquet Held j MRS. ROBERT W .H A S M M , plan June 19 wedding Route 1 Box 7 0 -K Jerome V a l l e y d e s s e r t d u m p l i n g s ■heat. Simmer for two minutes... v a l l e y 'SCHOO i r ^ 'niR 'M cup sifted nour Set aside-and-prepare dum« TWIN FALLS— Mr. and l^ - Fred A. Brllt'announce the Juiilor-Sonlor Banquet for 3 taWespoow sugar. •Pllngs...... forthcoming imuTiage ot their Valley High School was held at ^4 teaspoon baking powder CHOCOLATE DESSERT , tcMpoon salt ' , SAUCE ' I daughter, Beth Maxine, to U . thfr>Ponderosa Inn, Burley, 1 tablespoon butter Melt’ one (I-ouncd) square Patricli Joseph Martin, » n of according to. Dr Tom Utterb^ck, 1 egg,: beaten unsweetened chocolate with onq Mrs. R'ulh.Martln, BoUe. Superintendent of schools.' 1 tablespoon milk and one-half cups water and one' Miss Britt li a 19M graduate t h e welcome was given by ot Twin F alls H ig h School. She D'Von TattersaU. with the In V4 teaspo6n vanilla tablespoon butter In a 104nch''' Orango or Otocolate Dessert ski)let.a boll. BringCombine to a Is a senior at the University of vocation by Deanna Mathehey, Sauce (r‘eci|M below) . one. cup sugar, one teaspoon - Idaho, maiorlng in music. Miss and response by Kim Gergen/ twum* togothor flouT, BUgBr, cornstarch and one-eighth Britt Is a memb# of Sigma R andy W aters gavo the senior Alpha loU, professional music , _class_wiU* Wayne pennington_ powder and salt. Cut In teaspoon salt. Gradually stir In fralamlty, and Phi Kappa Phi, the prophecies, and the cloilng boiHng chocolale mixture. Md naUonal scholasUc honorary. was rivOT by D'Von TattersaU. vanilla. Mix until molalencd. ono-fourth teaspoon vanilla. — --- U-MattlnJaj.l85«_Bradua^ Ttio of 1971 PTMldont Bring prepared dossort sauco llwiuoo hoot. Simmer for two of BoUe High School. So was |-Klm°C^m V to - S S •" “ dumpllni! mix- minutes. Sot aside and prepare graduated from the University' RandvWaUrs arid Secrotarv'^'^''''"*'’''” '""^!^'*” ^"’*'''*'*'''™ !^'"'**'— ------— Susan Montaomorv S d olghl dumplings. Cover. Ileduco Dumpllnns can bo topped with - of Idaho ,In January with .a degree In economics-and w aj. special-tribute to tho dasS of- beatlo low.Cooktor20nilnute,i. vanilla Ice cream or whipped commissioned ' second fleers for 1972 ■D'OnTaltersall, P“ ""I-remove cover during cream for a great Hnale. : lieutenant In-the Army. Ho is’ president; Wayn? Pennington, Makes tour The Times-News will pay $5 stoUoned at F o rt SlU, O kU . vice, president, and CynU .la. each week for Magic Valley A Juno 19 wedding is planned. ■ Pool, secretary; Favorites. If you have a SAUCE favorite rccipe, Just mail It to , Combine one-fourth cup the Heclpe Department, KUgnr, four teaspoons corn Women’s Page Editor. The Pinochle dub winners nam ed starch an d dimh salt in u ID-inch rocipe becomes the property of Kkillct. Stir in one nnd ono- tlie Times-News and cannot be fourtlj cups rcconatitutcd frozen Uohm Thursday night. iind won low prize. returned HANSEN — Mrs. Vergil Boll ornnKo juice, one-holf cup Mrs. M ary Taylor was second Mrs. Tridle prosonted Mrs. was high score winner ot tlid w ater, one Uiblc.^poon butter Bohm a hosteas gift and Mrs. Mon in tho Pacific North- hostess, M Uie homo of Una Mrs. Jack Nuckols was a guest imniversary ([ifl. atirrln|! conutuntly. Roduco Now Enplan'd. JUST A JACKET THE LONGER SWEATER— JACKET FROM LEROY. THAT'S ALL YOU NEED THIS.TIME O F YEAR TO KEEP THE CHILL ' AWAY. WHITE, NAVY BEIGE, RED A C R Y L IC . S-M-L. 2 2 .9 5 SWEATERS/BETTER SPORTSWEAR, ALSO PALM SPRINGS THE DRESS. YES! TELLS SHIRT TALES THE-SOFrFtOWERY-GENRE- FOR SUMMER BYSHAHEEN. HfRTDteSSTJEflGHTCr MANDSCRCmEp^ AND FULLY-LINED. HERE FROM THE COLLECTION CHRYSANTHEMUM MOTIF - INUGHT BLUE. BORDER PRINT IN GR6EN AND BONE. 8-18. 36.95 TO 49.95 Get Your Paris Charge Card OPEN MONDAY NITES TIL 9 ^ItrrMtv-ienTTr nmH . HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-In, a one-t-is that the networks now home anyway, and also be- commercially important when pleased talk- a bout TV late. In prime time it probably traditional. But there is no‘ hurting its. chances of U ^t economic' period, you must acrainble ts neirer before cause^ c o m p e l to a rt forms directly catered to. q»ecial." would have been an even bigger doubt., the old love affair contemporary. My frier m a id think the television in detenniiiiog.whftt shows will like movies and the stage, A letter I received recently It was , ,a local u i fhowingi.j. but smash .w if I- were -an - between television networks- - New .Vork has a point.-- networks would be playing oatchitn because no audience is television is still conservative. from « Now York Mend o( typical oMlm kind qf .offering advertise seUlng’say—v ^ u m and older viewers has beeh' things altogether conservatively more flckie. or has a quicker, But the uproar that followed malun! ywrs itruck in« a« hm promi^ many cleaners or whatever, I’d lay ruptured. And, conunerclaUy, -but in one way, at least, they change of tastes, than the the'"cancellation’ of the La* being qtlilo perUiienl to U U s^ew et* from arounatlie nation out a bundle to have something video is simply not seeing th« are rolling the dice In a very young one. A concept that looks wrdnce Welk show-rwhlch, by .Doiiit. He wrote! to w rite letters asking for m ore like "M a y tim e ” shown in prim e counUess n a tiv e opportunities big gamble. 'good and tim ely on the drawing the way, will be syndicated— **Ju8t alMut everyone In (and the old^r audience is more tim e.” to bring pleasure to, and retain What they are risking doing, .board rriay be outdated with should not be .brushed aside.. Queens, Long Island, as nearly loyal to specific sponsors). My Actually, of course, the the strong loyalty of, many of because of their all-out drive to young audiences when it finally For It was simply another as I could determine, and Just friend networks do offer programs Its lo n g t^ e vieWers->without win the young adult urban gets on the air as a show. manifestotion of the current about everyone, bt the office “Perhaps you won’t agree that would certainly appeal to Budicnce. from abbut 18 to 49 Network executives, of longing for nostalgia—and this I've seen today (speaking In with me TV could use more older audiences—In d uing oc-. f.ll\/inn years of agei^ is 16plng the course, are operating from a .longing, It seems to me, would terms of the over-40, group) such classics Instead of the casional major movies that loyalty of middle-aged and position of strength so far as bo silly for sensor-oriented stayed up .till 2 a j n . here (censored) they tra d to ladlo could be considered classically I'lC l'llIlK HI,V,M1N<; older audiences go. Vlde^ out in their lato movios! Also, older viewers who have long networlU to ignore. I don't Saturday to watch Jeannette The Virginia opossum , . l/,in ir I iilh v RE-OPENING been the main reliable source executives generally regard thlrf mean cam ping it up for considering this one's appeal )^cDonald-Nelson Eddy in when caught, feigns death, <;ilHISTIAN.Sli|*l>IA .of strength of these networks. mature age group as a rather no.stalgia—but a realization that “Maytime." their 1937 movie, presum ably w u l d bo moaUy. to liohco our term of "pl{^ying SOON The accompanying risk-^nd captive audience in the sense the older audience has ita own Can't recall lately when I'vo the older^encraUon, it was sort ’possum" for someoho who ‘ 348 W eil Addison in m any ways it is a healthy that it spencb.much time at tastes, find that they can be heard so ipuch Ulk-»uch of a dirty trick to put It on so Is laying low. ■ > COMPLETE LIQUIDATION ALL STOCK MUST GO!! 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C Z A R anced hand and not much PBTER thB C rett o t Rum U liked to ,to n p irtle i, M oit every NORTII more than his aco nnd kini;. time ho picked out «omo lU e it «t rw dora and forced u m e to 4k 1 0 8 5 4 LarBcn's throe spades was chufolug an enormoui loblet ot vodlt.. That wal not V K B 7 3 supposed to show a spado noble .. .. A KINDLY CLIENT uyi your wUted celery will > J 1 0 . suit, so Koppanti raJ.sed hlin 4 > A J n to four, wlioreupon Larsen criip up pronto if you ctver It and • Meed raw potato with W K >r KAST jumped to six dlamond.>i. . water In the'retriferator. 4 * 0 2 4 K J 7 n West opened the’ five of V A Q l o r . 4 V J 2 ' clubs, {.arson put up dum- 'utABNEli - IP YOU WANT to know how many calorlti you can afford ♦ fl2 my's Jack and. when It hold, to put away every day, younj lady, multiply your weight by 4^Qsr:r. «|ilO»4 ho was on his way. Trumps 13. Say you weigh 125 pound i. An|l you w ant to atay there. K O U T I I ( l » were drawn neyl and ho lod All right, figure 12 tlmea 125 equal! 1,500, A nd that’a how A A Q f l n }io«rt toward duiDm y. Wc.st m ini ciioiiei yo u oin allow y ou n e lf. M ote, you'U get heavier. VO p la y o d th e a c e a n d l(>d an- Fewer, y ou’U trbn dow n. O t lo u y i a medical Ipeclalllt. ♦ A K Q 7 « r » otlior club. l>ur»en won that * .K 7 3 \ in d u m m y , d i s c a r d o d a AftOUUENT CONTINUES over where a gentleman ahouU T’nnih'vtilntrrahli ---tric«-hlapo.ltioi|-when-ambUng-along-t^tliotoilghfarti-iidth------U?d a s p a d o , fin e s s e d th e Wokl N«Wlh 1-jisi Kouih two liJlea. Between them? To tholr left? To their rlthl? ------^— j . * _ -quccn-and-dfaimuL-lhc.Jin!:. --“Belwoan tham.-aaid I. Th.t;i-»(IQng,jeith<[Jo3heleftorJo---- - , I*oBr. a «!• I ’nsn 2 ♦ a n c e . Tuns ~'2N:V. Pars 3 A ft wa.sn't l}ju «ort of .shin) tho riglit. AiWayi In nlch a poaltlon that he can talk to both, If !>»» 4 4 Pusn r. 4 you want to bid often. All he poulble, ot at leait to one, without turning away from the Paiw Pui;!. Piii.s needed was to find three other. The etiquette experta inilit. Opoiiliiu lciiil~4>r> cards where ho wunted them to l»e, hut if North's klni( had CUSTOMER SERVICE; Q. "How many^ ihoti to a quart.ot been in spades Instead of In whiiley?" A. Juit 21 p lui..'..Q . "What itate flrit taxed Uy Oswald & Jiimos Jacahy lieartH it woiihl have lieen a clgarettei?” A. Iowa to 1921 .. .. Q. "What'i the ratio ot reasonable l>ld. A nyw aj. Norway, fho; Europoan oftlcara to meii In tho Martoe Corpil" A. One to 10 . . . . Q, chninplofis, pot n(( to n vory wfif) w««l.v to quarrel wijh "How many toenagort around here work lo earn money? ' A. , had siart u^alnKt us and succes.s? Little better than halt____ Q. "The wbereabouti of the old Rtnrtcd to slioof for i;ood (HCWSPAftR CNTCRPAtSC ASSH.) scores in an effort to jie» HatfleldifcCoy feud, pleaio." A. Welt Virginia. t)ack in contention. "THAT SCHOLAR who claimed Ann Landen and AblgiU L ar.s e n , silt ini’ S o iitli, Van Suren are tho only famoua twin* in hlitory wai dead opejit'd w itlrone chit), which wrong, air," wrltoa a Seattle tubicribor. '•What about Chang WHS artificial and forcini; and sliowod 17 o r n u ir o hlKl)* and Enj, the orlgbui Slameae twin! of yolleryear? Ropm luii; card points. Koppanj', North, and Remui, the foundera of old Romo? The Van Andale responded with nn equally btothori o f baikotbaUT" Q uite right, quite right. artlficiuLtwo cliihs to show .specifically an aco ami ~IN"A'STUDV-of-Mlchigan-hlgh-tchoolaludont«rreaearchatl---- kin|{ and lell nothinjJ about found mote than halt aprang forth of a morning, vlttleileu. qiiucns and jacks. That needa no explanation, what? But of theie, tho gllll L a r.'Ji*n’.'5 two dinn)o;ids outnumbered the boya five to one. Can you explain the why showed a .suit. Koppan^'s o f th a t? ____ W H ICH o f the atatei hai tho m o il poetic name? I two no-triini|) showed a bal nomltiate Colorado, firat. Second, Montana. Third, Ponniylvanla. Were It not for the North or South attached thereto, Carolbia certainly would be the moat poetic. And tho Slate of Rhode liland and Providence Plantationi li not bad either. If you like tree verie. tl W I* Your QU4Sllons and eommenis an weUomtd and will 6< uud in PASS / r ON wherever poulble. Pleate addren your letter/ (o L.M. Boyd, P.O. Box 17076. Fort Worth, Texas 76102. ' - A«iw«r lo P(i«ioui Puiilt This and Thdt 40 Wriltntf fluid 41 Nom«s«kM ‘ofaDritiili queen 43 Uiiiui astound, aaatlilo • 45 Leual point 47 Concliiilon 48IUaular 51 tlansom 55Klr«hlx moiinlaln fi City in the ' 31 Miml>«rtofB ranua Netlierlamis fraternal Arai> name 7Condillnni 5H PrciwsiUdu H Violinist 34Givln«vo Imploment SlKJunfini'd (colJ.) lo 30 Awards for fiO Heavy wc'ii'lit 1) Ancient Grcolt 37 LeU liruvury fil Coiio lliealPrs 39Seneaj{le (comb, form) 10 Gcnllimi 43 IWli; nf.iu 22 Feminine 11 Old lalLi nicknamo R2 nriinkarda 44 Habituate n.1 Hon prnduct lOnutidc 4(1 Finn-Rraintd 23HaatIn 1 2 3 4 r " 6 7 8 9 IT 11 12 13 14 16 i f l8 18 20 22 24 26 26 27 29 3 o " a T 32 PL■L 3 9 ] 41 42 1 I1 u SI ■ 48 49 60 r51 _ 1 5T 67 bU 59 61 6 2 63 s r "I'm practicirvg scaring tKo pitclvsr «MlVhU.U,tilk*UMI4 SHORT RIBS ^ . T A R Sunday, w bv u . 1971 T)ni«'Nawi, Twin Falli, Idiho Area’Pi^oduee Special advisor Yoslerday’S 3 p.m.-Prices vyn«at;BarlBy'Oiit( AAlxod corn PIntoiGrflMCallf, Small . I ...... •,...... G ra in ------(»5c.»...... - --- florih PInk» R « d » _____ urge" d f or f arm s _N Q __^N Q ______-\fr- ild« 7.35 7.35 Trlnlflad NQ . NO • WASHINGTON (UPI) — A but he knew of no Immediate presldentlid concern with the. B U R L e V leading fann bloc Republican plans for action. problema of the nation’s far-, Bean CrowM’i . 1,*3 NQ NQ . NQ . NQ r«*deri Crjiln 1.^3 3-50 said today he beUeves there’a a Several CongreBalonal mera. Union SMd NO chance President Nixon may sources said Hardin appears to., But politics aside, one GOP DBCLO < Morgan Llndtav 7.35 9.S0 7.3S 7.75 appoint a special farm adviser. favor the Idea on grounds It congreasiooal spokesman R A IR P iB L D to his White House staff. would be helpful to him In added, *'I think farmers need Camaft Prairie Grain 1.3i 3.35 3.35 3.35 GDBN ’ ^n.M U tm R . Young,R-N.D., working with the White House representation Inside the White Morgan'Llndiay 7.3S 7,75 s^ld he could not be sure what on form matters. But other House so the White House can PILBR Oean Grow«r.i NQ NQ the White House would do about g OP sources privately In- know what’s going bn In' u y . NQ NQ Nq C h « l« r B. Brown the idea. "But I think there’s a dlcated a cold view of the Idea, agriculture.’^ 0.0, Child! Satd. 7.75 posslUUty ILwiU happen," ho Some of the reluctance to Hyde H. Mujray, a staff idAlio flM n NQ. Alllio'n l-Md Mill ' said In an ffiterview. ; press the plan apparently coun'sol ' to the House -MQ ---- NO----- NO— •The'Preflldenr-fi»|f indicated sliliihied-from'rdW fl-lliat ' a—Agriculture Oommittw and one- 7.35 9.35 7.35 7.75 ' HAZBLTON great concern about apiculture while House farm staffer could of the Capitol’s most highly BaAil Grow Of-1 recently,” Young noted. . complicate Hardin’s Job of regarded specialists on farm Conlda W rh w , -JBIfBfXE — !ll ie .p ropQaal-alao-has-been—<|e^tgning—end—operating—» d ^ l e g i 8la tlo n 7 '‘reportedly~wag~ Oaan Growari n q pushed by other farm belt ministration farm policy. • aiu^t for a White House staff _ i.l5 __ L2.20___ 2.15- 7.3.1 7.75 Jle publlcang lncludlnfl_Sen. President Niton, he op» post Vecontly. -The- move ^Wbrgan.Llndfav Ilobort polo of Kansas, pointed Hardin, said he chose aborfedrW ever, • because” KIMBGRLY-HANSEN NO •. NO - NQ • NQ Bean Groweri NO No ■yjQ chainnan of the GOP national him to bo the farmer’s senior comrplttee members felt Hanian f-'armwi dlav, 1.43 3.3^ 3,35 3.35 3,75 9.50 7.35 ' 7.75 committee. But some spokesman to tho White House, they could not afford to lose his Com plete reports MaoIc Valley Bean Co. NUNU NU NU NU NU NQ MorunnLlndiay 1143 NQ NQ NO . 7.50 «.50 7.35 7.75 Congressional and ad- it wis pointed out. services, It was understood. MURTAUGM minlstraUon sources cauUoned inevitably, with another In recent weeks, sources here TWIN P A U il COUNTY 4*H members complete Off>the*Fann Dean Groweri 1.43 NO NQ NO NO NQ NO NQ ITiursday that while the Idea election year approaching, said, there h asten speculation Batfaiets reports after touring the Southern Idaho Production PAUL C n i l t Aasoclatloo, and Ihe Twin Falls Bank and Tnikt Co. McroanLlndiay 1.43 NO NO NQ ’ 7.35 9.50 7.35 ' 7.75 remains alive, It appears to some Congroaslonal proponents that If tho White House decides RUPBRT Seated from left are Vicki Sharp, m d Terry Robinette. Staading NO NONO NO - _.linve cooled off In recent days- of the farm advl9c r plan con- to nam e a farm adviser It m ight CImler o. drown ■re Soifto Sofrtbwlck, Rusty Jeiser, Dooald Youtz, exieosloo Floyd E. IdlrWrhio. NO NO NQ Agriculture SecreUry Qlf- cede there arc political over- turn to Dr. Hobert R. Spltrer, SHOSHONE . ■gricnltural agent. •. ford M. Hardin told a private tones to the Idea. The ap- head of a feed manufacturing • Beabon Bean r.43 NO NO _NQ 7,35 9.35 7.35 7.75 , TWIN FALLS luncheon meeting this week the polntment. If It was made, could firm In Burlington. Wls.,.who Oob«ii(ed 8. Feed 1.43 ?.35 3.35 3,35 3.A5 Idea hod been under discussion, be cited as evidence of dlredt headed the Nbton farm-area uean Urowert 1.43 . NO NO . NQ NQ NQ campaign organization In 1068. Haney Seed NO NO NQ ldnl\o Uean & Hlev. NQ NO NQ NQ Essay contest Inlermln Bean NO NQ NO NQ SouKi Side Boftn C6. 7.35 9.JS 7.35 - T.' F, fe«d a. ICO.... — ...... 7,75 • 1.43 3-75 3,35 3.35 3.75 WENDELL Wendell Elov. 1.43 ' NO NO -NO 7.35 9.50 3.35 7.75 Poultry w inners nam ed POTATOES -JEBOME _U.5^NQ:-la_U.5x-N,na?_ C. J. Msrtliall Produce t ------TWIN-ITALLS— Winners of a-sald-the-off4he:farra-businM*- KIMBBRLV t* fnnr-iV*i.n»,/orofifour-county area rVI/.TVA-ParTTl.Off-The-Farm- tn tour n r tuod was imunder ^ « r the directlon-of Henry'i Produce • ,55 Business study and essay I^rry IJckley and Earl Stamell Magic Valley Produce NO NQ contest were announced today of the Southern Idaho R U ^ B R T in Boise by Dick Fuehrer, extension Production and Credit Assn., Rolland Jonet Produce ' ~ NQ > NQ Max Herbold, Inc. ' NQ ogrlculture'agentlnTwin Falls.- and Curtis Eaton of the Twbi TW IN P A LLS _ He said i-H club members Falls Bank and Trust Co. Cart Glib Co. NQ NQ BOISE - Tito Idaho Poultry .C . S. Harper NQ NQ Ke(fc'rnU^"wnrhold 'T""' Twin Falls, Jerome, ^ParUclpallng In addlUon to lU annual mMtinn Juno M at QwU C a ^ County spent were Paul Warr, QUOTATIONS ARE. provided »s n .icrvicc to both fnnner.i and buyenj. Quotations are joljj May 1 studyinff tho operation o( Rlclda George, Carl Seymour, given tho llmcs-Ncwsdflily by oHcli buyer.'llio ncwHpjipcr.in addition, ro-check.4 each firm Automatic Arranllnir ta finrrfnn H Iw” business nrms In tho Cassia County; Joanl Pauls,' twIco-wcMikly. Resfionslblllty for tlic price listed Is solely tlio buyer's. NQ lndlcate.s Ujo bu y e r docs not wisli to quote a price. i Moyer, extension poultry specialist at the University of "“ “ Iff submitted ■ MO word jrick, Terry Itotoette, and Waho, producers,-processors essay to members of the I d ^ VIcId S h a ip .F a ^ Coua^:y, imd markotlng specialists wUl Cooperative Council for ^ d Brenda Owk, Carol Klt- gauge set ott*ndthemeeUng.“Hilslsthe j opportunity for represcnUUves Husty J e ^ r , •W n Falls, and UckleyandWaUy Weatherwai, from all segments of Idaho's Schaefer, Jerome, Jerome 0)unly. Infliwlrv tn m«ftt ntul judged winners. George Alternate winnew wre Vicky MchSnge Weafi rA.mHi shi:;™d“ .csiom j= "iiS rey ':'' r i/'■ of Isotopes Doyolopmcnt has for uso by groups responsible , other," he said. approved plaiu for a feasibility for surveying Know packs and Members of tho federation demonstraUon of an automatic predicting runoff. Itaw lde^ale w ill also have the opportunity to radloslotoplc gauge for more utilization should significantly hear talks covering a wide quickly and effectively improve water resource Utility purchases range of topics. Speaking at Uie HOME GROWN CORN: you should sec your tree man CLIMBING ROSESr What measuring t)«e water content of nnanagomcnt.'’ ftrw^n InnrhMo will hi. iv'AnW« Froalj^)lckod com has far hioro wlio has Uio power equipm ent to Bliould bo done wlUi Uioso long mountain snowbeds, • the The botopic profiling siww sweetness and flavor than any get to the tops of tlie trees. canes of cllml>ers which lived Columbia River Water gauge works by measurtagVww California orchard you can buy. If you’ve got room SAVE YOUR WATER; Most Uirough Uie winter? Management Committee much a layer of snow affects a T inStv o in tlie back yard try growing of us take our water supply for IfU.eynreo»cepUonallylong, losmod today In Its Moscow taam of ga|mna rays Mwecn ^ FRANCISCO (UPI) - “nX MaryUnd as weU as a some Bweet corn. It’s best granted. Anyone Interested in no rcn.son why you can't sliortcn moving ot Uio University of Is rodloMtlvo source ^ unlvcralty's poultry and antaml Padflo Lighting Corp., a Los headquarters and computer planted in blocks of at least 3 our environment should bo Uiem a couple of feet or so so Idaho. 13V) and a radiation doctor. , ^Angeles-based natural gas center in Fullerton. rows side by side rather tiian In concerned about our grontest Uioy’ll bo more manageable. John F. Kaufmann, IndusUal TJje source and detector o Uiaj* ^neakcra wJJI dJkcuas utility announced plans Blue Goose associates grow* a single row. natural resource (w ater) nnd do nils treatment holds true for UaUon RepresenUUve of tho operate'Inside two vorticle Ti,ur^y crops Including oranges, Space the rows 2 to 3 feet all wo can to protect It. any rose which has canes so AEC’s Idaho OperaUons Office, ^pea placed M inches a ^ ic h a n ^ s iic lab^r training into Uie agricultural field. lemons, tangerines, mandarins, apart and drop tho seed 4 to 0 If wo- don’t, w e'll soon be long ns to bo a nulsanco. speaking for the commission’s down Uirough Uio snpwpack at At Its^lial-meeting, the apples and peaches. inches apart, for later thinning drinking recycled sownge QUESTION OF TIIE WEEK; Isotopes division reported that the gauging site, being raised corporaUon said It plans to pay Paul A. Miller, Pacific to 8 or 10 Inches apart for tho water. Every year, fresh water D.F. of Malta; thr« fldd unlU and a base dowly md ^u l anooudy w SST IJa.I mlUloTfor Lighting preddent, ..Id Blue early varieties and 12 to 18 Is consumed nt tlie rate of 500 "PIcuio toll us why U,o leaves statl™ (or pracU S P E C I A L S S t^ - B Y - F R O M T H E SHOPPING TW IN FALLS MONDAY SHOP U M TIL 9 P .lIJ M O I\D A in\IG H T l E R C H A N T S NIGHT THESE EARLY IN THE WEEK SPEOl^S IIV THE GREATER TffIN FALLS M A Y 2 4 ™ Thru M AY 2 5 Deadline For Placing Ads: 12 Noon Thurs., May 20th. •) Don^t Miss This Opportunity — Mail The Coupon On This Page Todayl " “ 1 Students 13 and over are eligible. Ads m ay con tain 18 words or less. BE SURE TO INCLUDE Free Student Want-Ad Blank PHONE NUMBER OR ADpRESS so prospective (Ads Accepted On This Blank Only) I I ’ em ployers can contact youjquickly. NAME AGE rv. ! ADDRESS ...... " ' T ...... I NO ADS MAY BE PLACED BY PHONE. ONLY PARENTS' NAME I ADS WRITTEN ON COUPONS PROVIDED FOR CITY ...... PHONE THIS PROMOTION ARE ACCEPTABLE. l^rint Only One Word In Each Space Include M’hone IVum ber o r /tddrenn — PLEASE! M ail or Bring To: 1 . 2 . , 3. 4. 5. 6 . 7 . . . ..8...... 9...... 10. n. 12...:...... TIMES-NEW^ 13...... 14...... 1 ^ . : . 16. 17...... 18. .. Twin Falls P.O. Box 548 J ^d«y,Ateyl«, lwi Tlmi^NMH,T»ln^»lirril«io ■» I Appliance Buy MONDAY, TUBDAY Twin IK APOLLO 15 w tnm uiti June* Indn, Alfred Worden and David Scott, i n m left* itaod by mlislon ihield at Cape Kennedy, F la . S aturn 6 rocket wblcfa w ill take them to moon tn J u ly la (n M ission nears background.. M iitlo n U to start Jo ly 21, wttfa m ap, below, Falls ■bowtn* landing are a i for varion* Apolld f U ^ t« . Planned toncb- down ipot for ApoUo 15 If M l mUei northeast of AimUo 14 site. (UPI) and ONE DIAL KENMORE SETTING FOR BEAUTIFUUY' TWO TEMPERATURE CLEAN OOTHES WASHER ELECTRIC r'= H o i 6'vane agitator (or tiubborn dirt, built-in lint DRYER filt«r, lid lofaty switch. cMm h h tla . ”AJr Only" TubW-odion ilepi (ioor |« op«n*d. $ $ 1S 9 9 9 CQM PAa 10.0 CU. FT. U a Hun i * , wUi. Fair hearing asked I 2 1 1 2 I BOISE (UPI) A Nampa make such a decision althou|{h school teachcr has askod f ^ - he ifl a non-tenuro teacher un- eral court for a Judgment to as der Idaho law. ( - o sure him a fair and Impartial “ If B school system feels free hearing before ho U terminated to terminate a teacher's em' from the school district payroll. ployment without affording the OFF ON OFFOM G ary Qrea, whose contract for teacher proper notice or the od* THS THE THE 1071-72 was not renewed, con portunlty to defend hlmM lf In nURCHAU FUlCHASE tends his constitutional rights a fair hearing, few in the aca COUHM $ PFANV OF ANY were violated by the school demic community will Im will m MAJOR board's decision not to rehliv ing b ezerdse that boldness of MAJOR him . q)int and creativity of expres WORTH 10 Am iANCe, APFUANCEl Crea also alleged the board is sion which are the marks of a C olony PAINTS TEUVISION j TEUVBIOM - not- the proper - authority - to nraat teaduu*,'.’ Crea s a i d . , I WTOSISO ORCARPtT FROM$150TO$250 AT SEARS Semi Gloss and Gloss e namel ThUdnnounc«m«nl If Hot a n oHmt le mII or a G allon...... *8.90 Ml(c(faf(on of an eff«r (e buy th«M Mcuritl««. x i ) ,0 ■ - 0 Th« oHmrhff h m a d * o n ly by p t a p t t f u t . 2nd G alloh...... $3.00 !2for ^ *11*® ■ o ^ r « c c : r . 2 a » ' ) G i i ■ 0 - (T-- ^ 0 0 ,0 0 0 "'’ OFFON ' Prim Latex W all Paint OFF ON TMS THE TMS THE ■ G allon...... $5.45 FURCHASI 7% 3Yr.Subordnated COUHM j p ur c h a s e COUHM $ OFANY Debentures. Due May T, 1974 2ndGiallon...... $3.00 OF ANY MAJOR MAJOR VKORTH AFFtMH WORTH 2 0 AFFUANCE, 25 INTEREST PAID OUARTERIY 2 for ORCARNT FROM $250 T0S350 0VPl$350 ATSURS Copy of prospectut may be obtolned Latex Wall Pairil •fromi G a llo n ...... $ 8 .1 5 2nd G allon...... ;..$3 .0 0 : 0 , ' ? : s e x ■JELUMCEiSI SeanTwia FalU CORPORATION SHOP A T SEARS AND SAVE 2 X 4 U 137SMondSl.W«» ' > SatU/aetionOuaranU4dpr Your.Monry Bpek Sears 403 Wcti Mala SirMi The t.C . Hdiiston Unbr. Co. 7Sa-08Sl Twin Folk, Idaho . S K A M . l o o u a c AND GO. ~ :Hani7?T:72Ua . ---- 40 Tlme*-N«ws, Twin Falli, Idaho Sunday, M a y U; 1971 seem m uch m ore acceptable to the ADA scale, Jackson was recent ADA co;»ventlon. The' sota, the mover antj/ihaker of .rior, ambassador to France; WASHINGTON lUFl) -Hie McGovern of South Dakota, the Like the others, except the ultra4iberols next year . if. Iow_man ?dth 65 ftnd Nelson __conventlon adopted a resolution thelu a Demoicratic-Party UI-AOTM.ln.ie68;_JUlpb.Naderr-the-orusade*i-tor- — in n Democrats are heading D)to the only' announced candidate; McGovern, Jackson says he'is CiivffTan4 " SlmliiaKH* “ ww n wi i. * ' nnflKM.BM __ ho looks llko the candidate w ith h i^ with 100. Kenne^r and announcing that It would Sargent Stirtver, meniber of conaimer causes, and' Bayhr 1972 presidential campaign with Birch Bayh of Indiana; Harold ■not a c^dldate now. But he the best chance of, defeating McGovern were listed at only wpport no presidential candl- rtiairlage of the Kennedy Harris, Hughes, Humphrey, a doxen or more possible D. Hughes of Iowa, and says he will decide. by fall Nbton. M per cent compared with date who faUed to vote for family, former Peace Corps Jackson. Kennedy, McGovern candidates but only one, Sw. Jackson. whether toTun, and If he does, - Republican researchers re Muskie, H u^es and Harris at complete withdrawal of U.S. director and anti-poverty war~ and MilsUe. Henry M. Jackson of Washing In t r ia l rvfia', ^U-takers he will enter state presidential cently compiled the liberal and OS, troo|M from Vietnam by the ton, w ha la classed as hawkish. overlook Bayh. Huj^es and primaries.. ronservative ratings of 10 Americans for Constitutional"end Of • Losses in presidential prima- Jackson but add Sen. Edward A mlddlo-aged liberal still in possible Democratic candidates actloh. a Conservative organlia- , Fifteen choices are contained* riefl. political goofs and other M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the foi^front of ultra-llberol BEDDING PLANTS in the 1960-70 Congress. In tlon. rated eight of the 10 at In a ballot published for s h o w in g s '^ weakness c S c h o o l s t r o n g o n a r t HONOLUtU.(UPI) -•nirco happy children with well- s c r u ^ d faces but painted feet Coldturii^ danced a freniy of color on a huge piece of paper to the boat of music. Others, with soap flakes, potato m ashers, string, tooth trushes, wire and egg beaters, were Intently absorbed in their - own "creative expressions.’’ Allowing "children to behave iatft someriiing yitu like children" and channeling their natural curiosity awJ uninhibited behavior Into art has been one of the most successful programs introduced In seven private p re ^ h o o ls on Oahu. Mra. Marian Darvllle, execu tive administrator of the Kindergarten and Children’s Aid Association, has found that giving young children maxi m u m freedom not only produ- , CCS some "fascinating artistic creations’’ but teaches the teachers about the Individual child. Ih e seven schools, basically geared to the offspring of working parent*, range from You choke. You gag. You vomit. regular kindergarten classcs which prepare the chjld for Cold turkey lasts three, four, or first grade to program s appeal maybe five days. ing to the ta s t£ j of two-year- But that's never going to hap ~ olds, the youngest admitted. But Mrs. Darvill has found pen to you. Right? You aren't on the spontaneous art work is one this drug. , of the most popular and _ benefiidfll activities for.all.tho.. But what about your gon? Or youngsters. - your daughter? '" Sh«^x^tnSif^-pnnW sirln- "'~l-to«rdo-Yo trkBerp^t^rcm 1 hap*^ leaching art at these ages "is to provide a n opportunity Tor pening to them? the child to express himself You start by being the kind of creatively and have fun at the same time.’’ parent you should be. Get to The art work "helps the child know your children. Do things gain an awareness of himself I'luf^ioonsl MoiUI with them. Talk to them. as a unique individual,’' she . said, " It teaches h im to bo But before you start talking • creative, to'look* afouild his - Cold turkey is the withdrawal-you about drugs, make sure you know home for materials that ho can ■ work Into a rt." go through when you can't get what you’re talking about. Ihe 60 teachers of the 760 the heroin you're hooked on. To lielp you, we've put together . pupils at the seven schools are It's h e ll. a special package of informativn - very enthusiastic about the art work despite the mess and, Your.head explodes. Your mus- • about drugs. "learn a great deal about the cles cramp. Hard, straight facts. And some child from what ho creates,” Mrs. Darvill said,. "such as Suddenly you're freezing (like a n s w e r s . Ukes, attitudes and worries." you're naked in a blizzard). And While you still have a chance Even thougli Uie children you're burning up with fever at to keep your children off drugs, occasionally return homo wlUi rem nants of paint on Utelr feot the same time. It's like coming~- -write us. W e'll send you a special and paste on their fingernails, down with double-pneumonia. package called "Cold turkey Isn't the parents have been enthusi sorhbthing you eat." astic, Mrs. Darvill said. Mrs. Darvill, who has spent W e think you should send for many years, teaching and the package today. working with young children, finds that enthusiasm in art is If you w on't talk to your children maintained for a longer period about drugs, there's always a when "the child feels free." pusher who will. '"If you stand over them and tell them what to do, they feel Ono of a series of messages concerning the use" Inhibited." she said. "We Just let them go ." of drugs, sponsored Sierra Life Insurance Although Mrs. Darvill has no Com pany as a public service. illusions about producing a crop of Picassos, slu) feeb *'tlio ■ b-eedom wo allow really kindles an interest” titat can last u lifetime. L o c k , d a m l a n d a s k e d C 0 9 M P A 1 V Y BOISE (UPI) - The Army H om e O ffice: 5'14 lllu« Lnkcn B lvd. N orlli T w i n I' i i II h , M u I i o It.'t.'IOl engineers have filed suit in fed eral court asking condemnation of 14.22 acres of land a t Lewlf- too they need for construction the Lower Granite tock and ' An informafive, 'educational package which answers quesfions most fre- iS m . ■ 81i eeparate tracts of land (■ quently asked about drugs /? a '^ a b f ^ r e e on request t^or inTer^ecf in klentifled in the suit and 24 de< dividuals^ church groups, civic and fratetnal organizations and schools. fendonts are named, (nciucttng ttie dfy of Lewiston, Nes Perce Send'your request to; Sierra Life Insurance Com pany. -'-Osi^-and the State Deparl- __ nwiqt of Puhlle 'eoglneflrf estimated 8et> tlciDMflt M BCOOr^.tO , ttie|M«wnflledwlUiU.S.Dif:, Iria OMrt tburpd«y. I T SXTGS BtnSTNTY .. ' U/.' V j V' 'AND NOW D«. WINOAT(, W HO WILL SPtAtC ON THE SUWICT 'PHIMITIVE M eolCINE/ A rASCINATING ACCOUNT OF THE f«ACTICt 0I> UAKIWQ '^ K O I H U T HIK S . . . 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LAIRD, FOR EILEEN FORD, FOR SEN, ROIIERT IIYRD, I Srrrflary of Dffrnxf ItrsI f'irglnia, Seniilnriul Ford nwdeUnn af>cncy I t h i p I l « it / r iif f thfit y^u hftvr I MiiitI ihttt imrm/ifoy* hi your opiniony ivho in (ho top Could you'tell me u'hni I n ir n f H'lll h f u hruflfit J m h io it t tt o ih l in th e huHtitvHH? Ito tv t h f t e r m “ iffc//)'*’ I ond hote it originnteil?'^ ' to thr pfoplf of m I liKlu'vtt you rt-fn' li> llir n-inark I • Till* offtcr o f W h i p in n H rili^ili inHiim- in \Varri-iili»). V ii.. on S i‘|i|. ir>, lion. 'I'lir term “ whlj)” i» Riiid lo 'linvV" 1970. In ilir Siati*n' derived front the *‘whiitj)er-in.'' n hniii*- Kliift from II waMim«i i*nmomy l» a man aHHiKned the la^k of krepinf^ |)ir pf?nrr linir i i onomy, I "I tliink il^ lioinuU from Hirnying during n fox liiinl. wliiiiping them haek -into the linr i( —mukt'iin poi lan l f^ir llioxr wlio linvt; a niii- A d a m » K u h n ri*r<' intiT<’K| in lii-alili, and t;iin- ni'ccHHHry. lin i n it ia l t u e in n IrgiH huive i-alion. lo r«'ali/«‘ ilial lliin kind of lrtnj>- • It woiilcl be dinicult— inappropriiitc— for me to sinp.It; out any one eanlext. no far ak we know, wax )jy Ki|. |ioiiu'v (■rolili'in in «iur rrononiy iu a (coiul pirl ns the ‘Hop-model,^’ biit l could ccrtninly mention several wliorn m iin d nurke. |ir«*|ilriii for AituTit-a lir«-an>i«: it mrnnx I consider to be anioiij* ilic top. Those wbtikl irtchide Lauren 1 hilton lliiil wr (-an fjH'r ii|i lo t>j|irr n iaio r rlinl- and M aude Adam s, both of whom have been In feature-lent’th movies FOR LEONARD SCIIECTER, llial fun- onr surirly in llir <|it- reccnily, and Bvelyn Kuhn, famous for her work with cosmeJies. I Jo c k s " nt|i' of llic MJTO'k in n iniK'li tiiort; milix- Tlie hourly ni(c for these ^’irls is usually $7.*). But rates can vary, Defora he toil hi$ title ( i f I . 4t( mc.ait and some models will get as nuich as $500-per hour if the modeling I n the rinjt recently, Cattiu* Clay (Ulu- llin l (iiirnijiloyini'iil v^oiild Ih* a lirnfifil lo involves linBcrio or nudity. It is not unusual for models in this braclcct Hv»* llu: inilividiuds ^iilfrrinn il. Iiut mrani htim m nd A li) stripped to m ake in the neighborhood of $lt)0,0(M) a year. llial llm liard>-lii|t imihl bi* WiJijfln-d I of hi» heatfyivelffhl HRainHl the |i(?ncril lo all Am rrirniiN ar- championship unfairly hy the au- cniiiiK froni llit* Hltifl lo a prai'c-timt- i h o r i t i e B y — R. L, Seott, ^itlanllc rcrtnoiny. FOR ANDY WILLIAMfi FO R M O N Ti: IIA LI. of it 's "I m 's M u !.,- C i t y , N . J . a P n t r I /irit'o notic^^d that • As Ions as his drnft-evnsiou case was F O K LOU imocic, your attdiflnrtt consiitp I l iivia itiy itndoraKind’ In the cotirls, he should have been al oulfifltirr, Si. l.auix moitJy of yoitnfi juto- iiifi tlml, in tho juitl, lowed (o earn n living. It was n ven ('iinlinalM 1^'h^^rfi do thfly money (paper or eoin) detta. Tliey wouldn’t even let him go D o Major IfoifUf out- coMf front? — H o y Fox, eoiiid not he photo- ‘ abroad to flght. MM*«r thv »nmc Grover City, Cniif. ______graphed. If thit in j o , typr haarhol! Mhara on eould you explain the law and .FOR E D ITH H EA D , h)hion ilr-u^nrr People who attend the show often Attro-ttirf n» on rrfiu- ivhelher yon are perntitted to u»e request large umounts of tickets for- ? 1 create i$ich ex- Inr outfifJH Smith, uetnal money on yonr thoie? If this groups ivuch us church, social nnd s^choo! i q i t l t j i r f u t h i o n r /oj- If'ttBt VranUfort, I I ) . associnlions. Tliouoh n niven.number it not the rune, can ronleatanti re- t h o a f f l r i . W hy tire yon r.eii'e cherka to that they w ill not he • No, nioKt plny«r« wrnr n t-orrrr-typr arc younger, not nil are, by any means. only pictured tvenrinn mIioo i>n llu; nrliririal liirf. eorryinfi around SIMOO hilhy — .llr j. Tlie audiences most often rericct n cross hu»ic .suitty Do you Lynda tf'oodu’nrd, SprinffvUle, Utah .section from every ngc group. ! ever wear any of //«♦’ _ fO R HURV ItROOKS, # 7'licnr wa^ a law lhal Haicl monry I'onld lo D /t/y , fauhionM you detigny— Mr$. Director of the ^^int FOR STANLEY RESOR, . n o t Ih’ plioloitraiilu'd. Inil it was n'ltcidcd. Helen M arlin, Riverside, Calif. P^lio iiv iW fifl IrtBt woni' . Sfcrflary of the Army -JL'IiC...hIi0W d iw h _H w f_iii'ln n l_in » n i;'y ..Tinil —B ^ io piciu»**-yo«t-w«^of- fin j i / r f i i r r t l o n o u r |m> n n y • H HoinrlimnK till- numey 1m j'ivrn lo l)ie w in hanic niiiia— are when I am at work. fHfr monryy— Kay L/tr- ner ri|{lu aflttr. tlir, show, ilnt on niimy Then I fuel I am a htiaineanwoman, and 1 ntorr, l^rfio, Fla. (»(;rnsionx, it inn’l until lalnr that a rhrok prefer to dreun simply. However, I awsnre is M*«l to llu! winner. A winner of $1.00(1, . you ihnt I wear gnwiiH juut->4iH lieaulifnl • AsidR from Alli'poricnl dcpictionn, il>c wcaild not' he varryiiiK it-around ' wiih and na elohorate as those I create for-ilit: laat time a woman'H pnrlrait appeared ci*iv4^d thr M fdal of him afterward. Htarn after working hourfl. on tln ilr d SlAlnH currency watt nn llir llow or?—-M ri. Ila r ir one-dollar nilvRr cfcrlificntr. M nrilia C»«- IlniiKcn, Lakota, N.O. li», tliR younR widow wlin married C«orge W .M I lo mtV m famoui |»r.Ait « You fan ll.rough titti r«lanin, mml Wf'll «<>l W aflliinulon in lYrt'J, ih pirliirod nn tliR • Tliern have lu'cn no women reripirnlH tlir » « .w rr fro m llir |m»miocol ,.rr«or* you Hoh.I n»Mli»n, n«-rcr*Vly «i» » facR .of lliR KRriPN of innr*-]{lQl (lollnr IMU.I rur.1, (i> A .b n .r m V«Hr»«lf, r«M ,lly W« POW EFI ELASTIC M ust W e M ake BODY O ur R eal W orld Intrude CONTROLLER O n a C hild’s ' UIXIDER- “L ollipop Logic”? To get a good look at n child’s logic, SHIRT you have to slip up on it, e n t e r the child's world over so carefully, INSTANtLY talk very little and listen much HOLDS STOMACH By Bob McGratht host of tv's "Sosflimo stro®t,' IN! .as told to Robert Wackor, Jr. Recently, I invited a b y (lie SwIm psychologist Jean Pingcl, friend’s two small sons to w ho was as fuficinated by youthful rea soning as I om: come watch us tape our ahowi • Trees make the wln(t blow Ity They could comc on (he set, I sniii. waving their brancht^. nnd meet my pnrlncr Susan nncl Mr. • Dreams hong around sonicwlicrc Hooper, Gordon, Hlg Ulrd, Sherlock outside your head U|ilil l>cdtinic, niu! Hemlock— everybody. W ould they Hke then they ineak into your brain and th n i? ta k e o v e r. Wow-wee, would they! Then one • W hen you’re walking in the njoon- lUtle boy uddcd, "1 guesi we'll go over light, the moon movos iilong willi you.' to GrunymaU." E a c h o f th e se c o n c lu s io n s , y o u see, "Grnndma’s?" asked his mother. is b a s e d o n s o m e t h in g th e c h ild lias oli- "W hat for?" served o f experienced: he has jiisl drawn - “W ell, if wc'rc going to sec a real the wrong inferences. T V show on the set, wo!d lietter ijo to The happy child lives l>y the evidence Grandma’s. She's got a nice big one. o f his senses-*'-the colors^ m undSi.flai c jlin h ^ inter* thartr-ftcny'. :. vors anti'^m elii ddi^cred^frcsh and z x -- weeny Hitle set of oiirs." citing every m lnulo. Those arc all lUc M a n y o f llireo- to nix-year-olds UNDETECTABLE a*>ECIAL LOW INTROOUCTANV I'N ICIB: the realities there arc, and If they some Chaal aira S I t« 4 S - who make up the Sesnme Street genera times point in the wrong direcHon, wlio TORSO-TRIMMING DESIGN only tX-Mi I lo# • l4 .M j’y>ar tM .M Cttaal alia 44 lo U - tion have similar weird ideas about cares? We adults have painted over • BUILDS UP CHCGY-MEASUnCUCNTS. — . only W.M ja moon move. O f course, there v/ns much, moon^i^cvcr (||eller not lake n chancc.” disngreemcnt. Then he njskcd cach child becoming aware of the tnie nature of he evaded the question. "You never minded wearing those for Hii explnnntion ns to how they could things won’t l>e a sudden discovery. It Wisely, my wife didn’t press the shoes when you were going somewhere disagree o n som e lh in g as ol>vious ns won’t even be a disillusionment. When point right thQn; she's not a "see here, with us,” I pointed out. how the moon hnd moved. tlic right time conoes, the kids will feel young m an,” type, anyhow, litslcad, she "Oh. no. Nothing can hap|>cii when The oldest children, ngcd .eight and they always hove known the truth, and w aited f o u r or five days l>crore b rin g you or Mom Is nroiuul. I’m never nine, thought nhout it nnd decided, one nhrcd of Lolliplp Logic wilt quietly ing It up ogaln— this llino as she and 1 nfrnid of anything when I'm with you." tliey munt have been wrong: the moon l>e replaced by ordinary reality. were tu c k in g R o bbie and his Rix-yenr- That's a touching answer, but more didn’t renlly move. Tlie six-year-old nut Rufus nnd that friendly moon old brother Liam Into their beds. Imporlnnt, it points out the mlragelike said no, the moon moved nil right be* will have served a purpose:' they will She picked up one of the unpopular quality of somo of these myths^ Tliey cause he'd seen it, Dut they couldn't have nourishe Noodla Garden Salad may b« »«fM d a> picnic (are in lha back yard or packed In a wlde-mouth vacuum Jue for totlne to a picnic sit«. May Is Salad Month M Salads, composed of fresh or cup chopped walnuts cooked foods, brine a touch of 1. Empty gelatin into n bowl. Pour froshnest (o the table. They are boiling water over gelatin utid stir brought to their desired degre« of until completely diswlved. piquancy by the salad dressing. And 2. Spoon mayonnniKC-stylc salad to help you achieve this (here Is an dre.<;sing into n liowl with sour creum. endless variety of excellent bottled, Gradually add gelatin mixture, stir pourable dressings, .mixes, mayon ring until blended. Chill until mix naise, and mayonnaise-style dress ture begins to gel (becomcs slightly ings. Use these convenient products thickcr). often in creatine your salad spe 3. Stir in pineapple and remaining cialties. ingredients. Turn mixture int6 a 2- qt. fancy mold find chill until firm, , r NOODLE GARDEN SAUD about 4 tirs. 0 ox. medium egg noodles 4. To unmold, run n knife around (at>out4cups) edge of mold. Dip mold into a pun 2 cups diced sharp Cheddar of warm, not hot, water for only c h e e s e i/j cup sliced radishos altout 10 seconds. Remove ond brisk- ___ VG-cup-dlced-celery— Jy_tap_bottom -of—mold—to-iooiiiin;— V* cup chopped onion Cover a chillcd platter and turn 1 cups cooked peas mold -upside down. cup drained and chopped swe4t nilxed pickles 5. Surround 'he salad witli crisp O '.- ■’■■ ' 1 cup bottled clear French salad greens, carrot cu rk, ripe olive«, . 'y ' ^ ' ':i:t^'i‘Viij^^ifc:>^i-tif T*f‘''- ^- Vj- i-‘-*ifi' - '■■'■ .M U d .4 ' hnd 1 te a s p o o n s a l t . V« t e a s p o o n s e a s o n e d p o p p e r t^r 6 . Serve w ith a b le n d o f mayonnal J yamili/ W*4i (VHOCM T^ACeO m errthol. It has what no other menthol cigarette ever had NewVantage IVtenthol.— The first cigarette that lets you give up high'tar’without copping out on real menthol pleasure. U nlil now yog got either lots of menthol flavor shaped to increase filtration. If you like authentic and lots of‘tar’or else you got low'tar’and very toljacco taste and real m enthol pleasure, you )|lll<. fl|iunr-Nlf«»/-ihftnv-is-Vantape-Menthol--wiUl_...oweJl_tQ_vourj;elf to smoke Vantage Menthol. the ingenious Vantage filter, geometrically , It’s the only no coprotit m en tho r ll{n|),‘'im’',n.Oniij.nicoiino pv.por cijjorolio by FTC mntlinf). V .STAR PROFILE/By Peer I. Oppcnholmor H enry F onda at 66: W hat Keeps H ka at the T op? It’s no socrot tliat his family life has boon fraught with difficulty. But thoro’s something about the ahy actor's stylo that tragedy can never tarnish H>nty and Shlri<»— (ha fItUi Mrs. Fond>— sMm to ba making marrjice wo«^. Sixty-six years ago today, ns the murnwr of the nudicncc died causes for all the wrong reasons. I wus A ctiv ity ? You B e t! down to nothing. I don't rcincmlwr the fighting for civil rights before she even Henry Fonda was born in RoUovbd of M onatnjii! 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(Placcbos are “nothing" pills as soon as I settled down with a good aaya m y wife, "at least be supplemental vitamins and offered no given strictly for their psychological book and had everything jumping in aids (o curb my appetite whatever. eflfect on the patient.) H e was unable (o proper order, the front doorbell would ' jolly.” B u t lots of fa t people ‘‘Dieting" he said, "is punishment for conceal bis snylc. "Take 'em ” he said. ring. It was a mad scramble to divest feel they don’t have m uch to overeating." During this diet, the l>est- "TItey’re your pills for the next two myself of all the wires and grab a bath be jolly about. I’m in m y m id- tn-sting th ing I ate nil d a y w as the vita w eeks.” robe. The thing now sits in (he closet min pill. I couldn't endure it. nnd the 4 0 ’ b now and have been on as I atartfld to tak« tho pills, but they gathering dust. diet lasted only a week. didn't work. My weight started to My next try was n ’'fad" diet. Tlils ' sorted diets all m y life. Over On the premise that perhaps confes climb. It didn’t stop climbing. And that one demanded a high in(nke of protein, the years, I figure I ’ve lost in sion was good for (he soul, I joined a was the end of that. which burns away fat. However to the neighborhood of 8,000 group much like alcoholics anonymous. Tlien there was the time I attempted wash nway Ihe ’'fat ashes" that collect We were weighed n( ench meeting, were .flounds^ Unfortunately, I’ve a program of violent exercise. After in (ho kidneys, you have (o drink eigbl expected to lose two pounds n wesk and all, during the war years in the Arm y, I 10-oim ce glasses o f w a te r a d a y. I gained them all back. to confess to any gastronomic tran- had remained (it. .. . Mayl>e this would didn't mind (ho eggs and steaks but One of (he first diniciiltics a faliy greisions. Before meetings. I'd lake a be the ullimute answer for me.' I look nearly drowned on the water. finds is a sense of humor. Not his. but hot bath, avoid any intake of water, up fencing, going at it wi(h all I had.. T h e d iet i'm on now is (h e low other people's. Conrtpouiul the jokes nnd empty my pockets of nny weighty I ImfTed and puffed nnd lunged nnd carbohydrate diet. It allows me to eat wisecmcks with the fact that all your material, and even (rim my finger and pnrried, and even my muscles got mus- (and drink) all I want of the right excess weight makes you o bit nngninly. toenails to further ciil the weight by cels. nut (he weight stayed right up fowls. I'm allowed 60 carbohydrate nnd any effort to counter p joke with n a gram or two. Mow long can you keep there. Then I noticed that I spent more groms a da y, nnd n o m ore. I ’ve go t (cw“ well-dcscrvecl fist in tl>e face is certain that up? lime resting between bouts tlmn uctu* avoid most fruits and vegetables, not to leove you in a supine jposhlon. So M y next adventure wa.« with n doctor ally fencing. So I switched sports and. 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Here's at least part of what every parent— and young person— sliould know about the m odem singles' life “The aVflrage Voommate arrangement lasU only eight to 10 monthi, so often the attitude of the participants By Gwon Gibson Schwartz is, why bother to adludlcate our differences?" elsewhere— in apartments provided by Recently, w hile w orking on .10 years old. who were living in shared even roommotes who seem ideally quarters in Kos Angeles, San Francisco, matched con suddenly grow opart— various women who appreciated it. a book, I interviewed a sub Berkeley, Chicago, Washington, D.C., stand oul in my mind. ‘ The second case involves four young stantial number of young and New York, the big "singles" citics. The first concerns Ben and Roland, women who shared a three-bedroom roommates, and T came away The fact that roommates arc not two completely normal young law stu house, only a few blocks from the dents who lived in Woshington, D.C.. ocean, in the Pacific Palisades section with one overriding impres always ideally typecast soulmates was usually made cleai' al the outset. 1 attended Georgetown University and of Los Angeles. Before selling up sion: nothing makes so m any would ask, "What do you think of your worked part time on Capitol Hill as housekeeping, they all agreed to pursue incom patible partners as the roommate?" And the answer would stuff aides to a couple of Congressmen, ^ an active social life. But one member roommate game. Often be a sharp, sarcastic, "Oh. Tliey hiid common interests— wome‘'rt7 of the,quartet. LIsn, wasn't prepared TI jc communni movcmcnl may bring brother! She (or he )' is impossible!" la w i\nd politics— and a co m m on for what followed. Lisa was a- yoiuig togelhcr yotmg people with n common The complaints that roommates lodged tendency to nm out of money between modom-ought some earmufTs. She what have you, they (end to go o(¥ on talker. She even (oiks in her sleep." and cheescs. Me liked to whip up suc would put these on and plunk herself ihcir own specinl— sometimes diametri- "O n e o f m y room m ates is A self- culent fondues and pungent Indian ^nd her books down in tf>e living room, cnlly opposite— tangents. Sometimes.^ styled sex kitten. She has people dishes; ho liked to make hors d'oeuvres amid all the revelry. they do so out of n genuine yen to traipsing th rou gh o u r apartm ent at nil for largo parties and six-coune dinners Since robmmatini; is such a frustrat- hroaUAu and :diver&UyJl^eir knowloflge. hours oT the day and ni^t." - ■ . - .foj.special girl frieads-»!ijs lipd such.ti.- - ing^.com pllci^ed,— alapAlidL.,j}U&ine»s^ . A t other limes, they Hike their opposite "M y roommate is such n nUt nbout ' passion “for cooking 'that oecaiibnnlly w h y doc's anyone iKtlhei* w ith it in the tacks oul of sheer devillshness or the keeping our groceries divided that she he would splatter rich, creamy sauces first place? One big reason, obviously, iy"lfc for Rclf-prcserviition. runs red l«|)C down the refrigerator and over the ceiling. And he always'left be is that roommating provides a distinct Thus*, a.girl from Mississippi who puls notes on the cereal, saying. *Ddn'( hind a stauk of dirty pots, puns and nnRncial advantage. Very few young wa^ an unrelenting culture bufT pro eat this. It’s N a n c y ’s.’ *’ dishes that didn't get washed for days. people (and not many old ones) can voked her new roommate in a I.os Roommates have their personality Roland could, take all of this. But afford to live in a city apartment today Angeles siogles building lo a half-seri- -clashes for a voriety of reasons. To now Ben began cooking dinners for without someone to share the rent, ous, half-comic study of grnde-B coun begin with, roommating, by its very the tw o o f them a couple o f time.s a lights, gos, food and sundry other ex try. mnsicj.gradc-n magazines and un nature, brings out the worst in a person. week. Sometimes, if Roland worked penses. Further, no matter how much derground newspapers just to get her It brings out his idiosyncrasies, drives, late, Ben would call the ofllce to com roommates fight, they lean on ewh goat. A girl from Minncsoln who wos weaknesses, fears, fnislratlons and plain. like some typical fnistraled sub other for companionship, nafety, coW trying to create n fashionably elegant venturesome spirit. This is particularly urban housewife. Roland lost his cool. fort, advice and consolation— all th a^ feeling In her San Francisco (lai found inio of those young single individuals "Don’t ever cook my supperl" he finally- personal touches a person needs w h ^ her roommates acquiring n taste for who are making their first- compfete bellowed at Ben. "I’m sick of your dirty starting a new life a>id career in a new, junk-heap d^cor which they achieved financial, emotional and psychological dishes.” challenging environment. with packing crates, floor mattresses, break with homo and school. The young men couldn't afford Finally, almost all roommates man po|« art postern and casl-ofT or second* Further complicating the picture is separate apartments at this point, but age to have some great, as well as try hand furnishings. The girl who was o the fact that everything al>out room- they agreed that, no matter what, they'd ing, times together. As one veteran clinging vine found her roommates mating is provisional. The average never eat together again. Roland packed said: "I wouldn't want to have n room ta k ing m ore and m ore weekend Irips-*— room m ate arrangem ent lasts o n ly eight in his own supply of sardines, tuna fish mate again, but I wouldn't want to miss without her. to 10 months, so often the altitude of and Vienna sausages next to Ben'n this experience, either. Having a room Tima and agiin. I encountered such - ..the— )Htr(icipanls‘^-is. why bother to smoked oysters and 'marinated grass mate has made me more tolerant and ironic or Jtidicrous cnse histories wiiile adjudicate‘pur differences? hoppers. Ben. meanwhile, made ar> ppon^m indcd. It's >jke h a vin g a crash interviewing males nn^l females, II) to Two cases— which illustrate how rangem enis to practi Familu Wttkly, May le, i07t (AnVRRTISEMENT) ■ went away to college and lost 6 3 pounds. B y M arisa Silveatri— as told to H uth L. M cCarthy ing lo avoid oxorciflo. iHit I w asn't. W hen the doctor saw m e, lie said I’d w ind up w itli a l»oart attack if I didn’t do non>olhing about m y w eight So I tried starving myself. W hen that didn't work, I wont back locating. I just never bcHoved anything could— help me. N ot until I wound up at Stale.Univeraily College in Buffalo, Now York, whero I’m m ajoring , In elom entory education.------Here’s w hat happened. M y room m ate liad talked ine into golnjt to a dance where girht and fellows m eet In my m ind, I kept tliinking I’ll wear my green drcfls. B ut Uuil night, when I tried to put it on, it wouldn’t even zip. So I Im d to wear an old black aack and 1 sat in llto corner, miserable Uie whole evening. ^ Next day 1 w ent to t}io drutpitore and askod the pharm acist for a bo)c of Uioue reducing-plan cnndies — Ayds*'. I’d b<*en raiding al>out them for the long- ost time, but 1 was always a little afraid to 'tako anytliing. Tlio womiin tlu>ro, Iiowever, had used t h ^ and alio pointed out Umt they contained vita m ins and minerals, so Umt encouraged m o rnoro. Later, when I read the directions, I saw that Ayds d id n 't have any drugs, no I alarted on the A yds Plan. . For broaHfast, Td luive two Ayds with lu>t tea, orange Juioo and a boiled egg. A t noon, two more Ayds, ten, a aandwich and an apple. Atul for sup- por, Ayds. hot tea again, m oat or cheoeo, and lots of vegetables. (1 pa»sed up tlie late, late supper en tirely.) I had no desire for dessert, becauao I had m y sweets wiUi Ayds. Ctiocolate fudge is m y fav- orito,.though 1 tried Uio other flavors — oven tho butterscotch fudge. , After I started on the Ayds Plan. 1 didn't got 'weighed for two weeks. I even m ade m y room male hide tho scale. T hat's how afraid I was that 1 w ouldn't loae. B ut I did! Five wliole pounds. I got so excited, I started tiUnking of all the styles. 1 ^wSuld be ahio ^ ’’ B y the tiino Td'TfSrt'SK^poun'dsreve^b^ noUcing Uu) difference In me. Even In m y person- . allty. Before, I would do anything lo avoid even talking to people. Not tlm t I didn't w ant to. but I always Uu>ught people'would be looking at mo. W hy. I didn’t even w ant to answer any questions in class for fear of drawing attention to myself. Fact is. I always took lltk) back seat so I oould get o u t fa s t. H e r e / am at 1S2 pounda! N aturally / atUl want lo Thia picU irt of'm cjDOA. taken on eatnpua, when 1 B ut Umt’s all clinnging now. I w ant to get down loae m ore w eight, but you can aee the big difierenee weighed close to 216 pounda. W hat that hom em ade oven lower Hum 152 pounds. A nd 1 w ill. After all. paata and apaghetti did to me! in m y waiatline alone. Uiero are a lot of boys sitUng u p front and I’m w ork ing m y w ay Uu>re, Uianks lo Uu) Ayds Plan. iiKN girls flrat go nw ny lo iichool, inpfit of U iiim bcrone of tlw things tlu>y w ould yoll atm ow nntliis: f turn into fnt noodles. M e? 1 gnvo up m y Fatty, fatty ^ BEFORE AND AFTER inot}u)r’H doHclous liom om ado pnfltji and luivo Two by four from 215 pounds to 152. A nd for somoono who nl- Can’t fit tlirough MEASUREMENTS wnys folfc^fcatod Iboforo bIio oven utnrtod to roduco, T lie kitchen door. A f t e r it'fl bcon quito a victory! I uaod lo got u o upset. I'd go liom b am ! cat ovcry- Height ...' ...... 5 '5 '/4 “ ...... B '6V 4 “ I was bom In Italy and camo to W elland, Canada tliing in sight. Pixsa, hom em ado broad, potato W e i g h t ...... • 2 X t t . lb a ...... 1 5 2 lb s . w IU j m y fam ily when I was only two. N o baby food cliips, c)u>colato.luirfi. W lten I got tojhigh scliool, 1 for me! I wan eating Bpaglietti nu noon as I could noodod a size 22 skirt A nd since wo wore unifonnd, B u s t ...... 3 8 - ...... 3 5 U - I liad lo liave m ine m ade. For ton dollars extra. chow. B ut it was not until I liad m y tonsibi out at W a i s t ...... 0 6 - ...... 2 7 * / r Gym classes were Uw w orst I hated Utem. W o Uu> ago of al)i! Umt I really began to pile on Uto H i p s ...... 4 7 - ...... 3 8 - poumla. * •. luid to jog around tha'rbom and 1 could only do it tlu«o tim M . Onoo, the exertion was m uch for rtte, D r o s s ...... 2 2 H ...... 1 3 By the tim e I got to elementary m Iw>o 1, tl»o I d d a b o teoaed m o all the tim o. It w as just terrible. 1 rem em ' 1 fainted. 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Or ctiooaa any of nil Ihoao oxclualvo Club bonollla... plus your Introductory rocord othor record aliown...or takn no record’nt nll...)uat by roturnlng p a o k n o o -w o rth ovor SCO at mai ' Dio convor>lonl aolocllon nollco by tho dato apocifind. apooial low coat of Juat $1,071 :T 'D e .in M a r tin Igiibor siolio? ■ tchaucovsxy I • HANK CSSI i:W/WIIAJACK.SdN ■ V w S i WILLIAMS I , iviM.iiAMN.. ;| ^ » 0 b 4 ^ T f r r ^ ^ ^ t*1*1 /.'lln l( .()'( L " '■ m y c l a r k C A P ITO L R E C O R D C LU B Member earvlce Center ' Thouaand Onka, Calllornia 01300 Plaaia aooent ma as a mambar ol Capllol Racord Club. I'va lr>' tUoBlod my fItBl Baleotlon which you will Band ma l-RtE. I hava alio lliliiu my 13 onrollmanl racordB lor which you will bill ma ,, only II.S T , nluB amall Bhippino charo*' Ourino ih« naul 13 montha, I agiaa 10 buy )uil 12 moca albums ol my clioica at lha raoular Cluu prica plua Bmall ahlpplna-handllr'a • and I may oancal my mambarBhIp anyllme ihoroaller. U I conllnua, I am to ra- ; HOUHie TOM JONES i liC TrrrjB iS E oalva orta record t^nCC (Juit SSa ahlpplna-handhno) lor avary CI.NTRY additional aalaoiian I accapi .All racorda will ba ahlppad In alar«p, alao ouaranlaart playabla on moai mono phonooraclii. All ordars aubjocl lo accaplortca bI Club hBBdquariatB. IMPORTAMTi PliBia chick ona. Th« mutic I Ilka bit! it> □ Country Sound □ Now Soun«ei<. — orooming. Pttone.SUJ^I. Denver. remove spel* ae they eppear with A P P R O X IM A T E L Y 35 ton ttrInO NEW Yamaha pianos: Used piarwt; -batiafyj-fedletor, gtan^ over- CHAMPION Blue Lustre. Rent eiectr'lc "P><»»-^‘sc,-713 3S5?, re-^d-ampllliMa.-KUH —%hampeoet-«1,-KReNOe»,-^8i---- NEW mdtor. 10 kilowatt power plant. UgKt Induitrial Equip. Sh*«p 10^ TWO like new Firestone wide oval 434 4041 days. CANVAS CANOPY 30* x ‘ 13' lor 40 TDN 3rd. cutting hay. Good Sup-R.Belt tires. G . 40 x 15 on MOTOR HOMES ' FOR SALE: 7S ewet with Iambi. quality. Ptione 433-5744, Klm belJy PIANOS — newarrlvalof Wurlltters 8' NEW HYDROPLANE HULL. toevnjlet reverse chrome wheels. *’ Powered by Dodga Phone 334 3333. Jerome. Matching front Ilres and wheel*. from U7S. MASONER'S MUSIC. SA IT O woodblock prints, framed, LOWEST PRICED IN. HAVE OOOD Irrigated paiture tbr i , ^ keofler. 733 3570,1804 0ranade Tw in F p iu : non-glare glasa, 7 MAIKO. I Dr^ve. , THE VALLEY head or caMle. 733-na6, • garden scene. AI*o, 7 Iremed SHETLAND PONY >75. Appaloota podie and TV S*t« .Thailan d temple rubbings, non- M are <150,9-N Ford tra d e r <4io. .SUMMER HASTURE tor la le glare glass. Decorator items. Beit See at M iracle Hot Springs, 10 doityourselfi . H & W Olfer. 478 3334. M iles Northwest ol Ruhl. Highway SHAMPOO your own carpet, npprOKlmaltly 400 head yearlings P*U ond Pat Suppllos 110 RADIO AND STEREOS FOR car Stanley Potti, Watli, Nevada and home. New and used TV s. proletslonel results. RenI a Clarke Trailer Sales USED INOUSTR'i AL 703:753-3497. Excellent buys. CAMERA WRIGHT AIR conditioner tor shampooer with companion \- trailer, like new. Or will trade lor Y E A R O LD 31 Inch sell-propeded vacuum. AKC regl«l»red itandarrfpoodle. ‘CENTER. 259 Overland Avenue, Burley EQUIPMENT , ,, year-old female, cream .colored, eq uallier hitch. 733-7849. . .Lawn Boy. 4 monlh w arranty, save BANNER FURNITURE WANTED: Cattle patiure far 35 <40, <118 al Cain's 733-7111. Phone 670-9611 CAfik MOOEl 1300. 4 w h..l head cow*' and calves for the Good w/llh children. 334-4837. REPOSSESSED PHILCO Color 733 1431 jn .o o o loaion . 334-4347. television, Beaulilul Modern STOW-A-WAY bed lor rent. <4.00 a AKC raglitared Drlttany ’ spaniel _wykj^^irmBK^Eumilura^pho«te 40 MOBijepnw pii m o to r . IMC M ODtl 4100,■* 4 w h .,I d.iv., KJyllng. iylln g . Save S250. Terms. 'Teindfe______control,, eleelectric start, (uei CLOSINGOUr"' Oaan fenifermofcef't - jady for -- jiAXfiS.------HAY rOR SALE: 300 balei con _W 1 L SQ N J tank. Good cortdllion. 733-0430. _ i l i Q Q O _ ------— diliene^Ht-cvttinahay, pnonetJ*' ALL foil I./I* ol naw John P*af« intyul' 31 INCH Z E N IT H color T V w ith new WALNUT CONSOLE'Stereo, AM- VIl^L.PIO KUP shell for camper, AKC REGISTERED mirtlatura picture lube, Walnut console, <398 FM radio, excellent sound, <335. PIPE FITTINGS Dachthund 3year old female, front window, back closing flap. at Cain's 733-7111, Gibson 13 siring guitar. <350 , 733- 734-3431 evenings or weekends. phone 733-3330. 4948, ' A N D ■ Garago SaUt N E E D A 5 IIH V IC E M AN? See ELECTRIC STOVE, relrigerator. E L L lO T r s 3 ACRES CALF paiture. Phone coqier. living room sel. 3 chairs. PLUMBING SUPPLIES Pller, 334-S4W alter J^;00 p.m . tndnv*; W.int A di for tho survlcf D Q O R S , M A 'T y R E S S E S , you wv»nli . . . . 1859 4th Avenue E a U ,^ GERMAN SHCPHERD pups, m licellaneous at $40 3rd Avenue 40%OI;F ■ B l o k e A ^ o d l t ^ • TUn Fullt ' Form S»«d sllvert and blacks, good East. 9 a.m. Wednesday. S H A K LX E PRODUCTS. Bol> Houilott— dlkpoiltion. Hione 733-9434. Biodegradable. Cleaner, SuUt R*|)(«i*nloliva Also see us on VALUE CORNER FOU N D A TIO N seed potatoes. Call Good Thing* To Eat cosm etics, lood tupplemenl. Free W A N TED TO B U Y : 35 MM slides of Homa Plion* 733 1400 Worth Ivie, M ackay, Idaho- 588- W O R K IN G C A T T L E dogs, 9 month d om o nslratio n 534-3340. Ruth Shoshone Falls and other scenery 3391 old border Collie, blue Australian LARGE RHUDARtl FOR SALE. 15 T aylo r. Wendell. out low-priced MODIIE: PHONC *llde*. Member; Dl*cbl*d 1971 % TonGMC shepherd pups. 543-4094, Buhl. cents a pound. Phone 733-8333. . Veteran* ol America. Write remnant sfeel Pickup, V-0 engine, 4 (peed lluiU/ Arao Twin FolU Araci C L R T IF IE D S E E D potatoes, clean PLATFORM ROCKER, love seat, W a lla r W ilk . 10135443 V .A . 470 351V 734-3331 Calllornla reading, no sprouts. AKC BRITTAN IES, 7 weeks old, <40, 30' trailer house. C a r lop carrier. Hospital. Allen Park, Michigan. Irontminion, lOW loot Gold-. Unit 6IS7 . Unit SI57 Cnrey, Idaho. Phone 833-3843 or Excellanlhunlers. Phone 537-4493, Shrobbory. Hanl*. Bulb» 136 Phone 733 4534. 48101. en Country camper. 833-3311, alter 4:00 p,m. l>ocatello- GLADIOLUS BULR 3 cenU end NEW HOST iels you walk on carpet N EW SOM'pound trailer axle with VMIchlgan 4 wtieel drive ihovol FIRST year out, hew grouod, clean DEAGLE3 PUPS, bolh seKes. Also up.Leon W rloht. South o l Motor- right ajier cleaning. No welting. loader, model 7S-A, complete spring, electric brakes and 800-15 ^5450 Reading, in Isolated area. Trade m ale and female tiogs. Phone X Corner. >33-7473;______R ent m achine <1, W ILSO N B ply Ilres. m olor o ve rh au l. Twirt t-'alls sack for 1*/) sacks in fall. Odell Holiltlor. 455 4333, BATES, Twin Falls and Jerome. Tractor 8. Implomoni 3030 K im Sm ilh, 531-5531, Rupert. ~ BEDDING PLANTS. O.lo doien. HAMMONDS REPAIR MOBILE HOMES berly RoAd 733 8U7. Nofthvlew Garden*, mile north MatUiiaCinluryTatnnracli’Sltalliy MINIATURE PINSCHERS, called iAUFFLERS Inslallod while you "T fu n S p o l (o S h o p " ol Buht. Clearlakes Road. Blaine Walt. Complete muHler service CENTER /10 Animal Brooding 100 the King of Toys. Pups or slud and Melda Williams. service available. 733 4384, Including custom duals lor cars 409 Washington Street North 153 2nd A v .. Soulh . -'TRAVELTRAILERS I Form ImpUmentt and pickups. ABBOTT'S AUTO Txiv
atler 7 p.m. BOB'S KENNELS: Gun dogs - Obedience Irainlng. Boarding. YEARLING HURUFORD bulls. Have tome dogs for sale. 733-3330. I FOR S A L E ; 11 ft W 4 row Cup polalo Edw ard C. Eakin 8. Sons- Jerome I ■ planter with applicator. Nearly 334 5448. KA-M AR K E N N E L S , poodle parlor, ' now. Odell Smhh, 531 5531, Rupert. boarding, stud tervlee. 733-1195. I Good baby and p f 'ro r,ilve s for sale. All kind' nono 33« 4lA3 or POODLE .GROOMING, slud ser 3 hEOROOM furnished nnnrtmonl SWATHERS 334-4038. Jeri. ..o. 333 Locusi Siroof, <130 mnnlh, you ] vice, • pupple*.. Cherf Miller. ••• p.>V Utilllloi. 733-3091, # 9 55 Cq io 14 II. Kennels, West Redcap corner, GRASSCALVES K im berly, 433 5104. with conditioner, ' Local calves for sale at all tlmt^* )>ad out 2 yean. ‘ all ot their sliols. ready to go. Two Aparlm enti— Unfurn. ^ 71 ! M&M-12(I. ^ I Weit Highway 30 '/j Soulh West tlvoatock Wantod j of Buhl. Larry Finney. LOVELY aparlmanl, living room, Below you will find many services available from Magic kitchen, 1 bedroom, balh, water MOLYNEUX k o N G Y E A R L IN G S 0>ar*' bulls ^ FOR PROMPT and heal lurnlshod. 175 per month. I ready to go to woi iwo west . Valley Businesses. Check with our Service Directory when Lady prelerred.. Call Harold MACHINERY highway 30 '/j so jlh V4 west ol j Kelltilev, 733 0714 alter 5 p.m. 733- PICKUP OF DEAD 1982 Florol Ave. 733-7547 BUtl. Larry Finney. you're in need of a professional. The firms below offer the 3400. AND USELESS FOR SA LE. 4young Angus-Horelord finest in service and quality products. Check with one and FOR LCASC: 3 bedroom modern. cross cows with calves at side. 934. ANIMALS CALL <110 month. Available May 30th. 5043, Gooding. s o e l Pliono 734 3318, THOROUGHBRED (jockey ciub) 733-6835 e f f i c i e n c y apartmenl. Ap- mares, fillies, colts. Registered Pllencos lurniUied, luliy carpeted black Angus bull calves, sired by COLLECT ^ Hm I am) water lurnlshed, hiona Mon ReiM ta Torch. 7330*95. bel^wen 8:30 a m . and ShSO p:m. FREE PICKUP SERVICE 733-7303. >______t 1—Used M-F 145 Diesel Row Crop 100 lo 150 Holslein hellers on hand.' 1—M F 145 Diesel Standard Model Weight 1.000 to 1.350 pounds, two GOODING-934-5414 lICK ROOM BOUIPMINT ______W 3 UGDROOM. fully carpelod. 1 -M F 175 Dieiei .Wilh Cab w ays to finance. Orta lo lour years. Tovmhouse Apartment, 13fl AAartln 3—Used New Holland 1044 Cows Insured againit death- All. IDAHO HIDE AND HOSPITAL beds, wheel chairs, •:> Street No. 37. 733-3350 alter 5 p.m. Automatic Hay Slacker*, A-1 holler* guaranteed. EUGENE euercliing equipment con- 1-New 1044 New Holland Hay H U G H E S , 334-3415, Jerome. ---- T-ALLOW-CO, aicenl-aldi-=i-Buy-ma.of-rtnt-^_ o u m s _Slflcker_Carr.y-over-^.Big Sayings. ...J. Owtodomy appliance* for » ------H —Fo rn U ho d ------7 3 - Holland StU- 3~ Late Atodel New CATTLE pop SALE. ISOpalri Oaliv tale. Kingsbury^* AUdlcal Center. :■> THREF BOOMS and batb. close in Propelled Balers, Overhauled. 733.9114; K irty i^ ry * pfstfcflptlon Adult* onlv«-soe'»' "'ipcurnT -tiim u .jra lilt.' ‘ preterred, Relerence* required. Michigan SKoveT Loader. Com evening*. plete, AAotor Overhaul. JU S Y O OUGHT a new Sear* wa*her. 733-5399. H ave for tale Holpoint deiuiie R E G IS T E R E D AN GUS bull* lor automatic wa*her, very good F IL E R . 1-bedroom lurnlshed house. GOODSELECTION USED *aie. 18 month* and 3-year olds Depotil required, absolutely no SWATHERSANDOTHER Jim Drook*. Haiallon. 839-5018. condition. 537-4459, HAY EQUIPMENT pels. 334-4704. 3 DOOR FRIGIDAIRU relrigerator. CROWLEY FRESH SPRINGER COWS. Hellers. automatic delrost, copper. <318 al IN J E R O M E . Nice clean 3-room PHARMACY' bulls, horses. Loan or sell. Darrel Cain's 733 7111. turniu«ed apartm enl, all utilllies TW IN FALLS TRACTOR — Lvon 543 5834. 543-5934. 733 9 771 Tw in F ail* paid. 334-5848.. &. IMPLEMENT- 14 H O L S T E IN 3nd calf m ilk cowt- 5 JUST PURCHASED a new Sears 7030 Kim beily Reod 73} B487 appliance. Have lor sale 30 Heu<«8— U nfurnU had \ 74 milking now. <1300 down. <190 month. Phone 334-5470, Jerome. range. RCA Witirlpool In good DANDELIONS, weed*, yard and condition, Ptwne 434-4038.______tree spraying. Houteftold ln*ect«. TWO - BED RO O M duplex, -lull Hoavy EqulpthonI 14 P O L L E D H E R E F O R D cow* with G E M S P R A Y IN G S E R V IC E 733 ;; basement. 1100 square lee\, car JUST PURCHASED a new Sears peted, draped. 1744 Dora b riv e, ^calve*. 5 cows with Ut calf, 5 cows wilh 3nd ca ll. 334-4444, appliance. Have for ta le a while 733 0144. V Phllco refrigerator, good con TRHE * LAWM U RVICI ditlon. Call evenings. 733-3470. 3 BEDROOM home. carpledA 1*/^ AUCTION^ J U N C 10: Bill'* Tree and Lawn ..Service, i: baths. Phono 733-3945 alter \4:30 MAJOR CONTRACTORS' Prune, top, and rem ove treee.'t; -p.m. or all day Sunday. HAMILTON OEACH 3 way miuer. EARTHMOVING EQUIP. like new. <50. Dave Nicholson. 837- Tfim stirub*. Mow, trim and clean 10:30a.m. 5903MI*slon Blvd. holslein heller arvd bull calves. Salislacllon guaranleed on 4731. yards. Seventeen year* eM'-: U N F U R N IS H E D 3 bedroom dL,,. . WEST RIVERSIDE. CALIF. delivery. Top pricks paid lor perience. No lob too im a li or too Z carpeted, 3rd bedroom, ullllly ind (3) Cat D9G-44A Tractor*: (3) luilstein springer heller* and cow*. USED FURNITURE tale. Corner Faroe. Call 934-4)94. lam liy room In basement. Carport. DBH 44A; OS 15A; D4 9U; T P 340; No petk. 733-3031, 733 4105. Please call S43 4744 or Si3 40\7. U ' group couch and chair. 035, (3) J-D 450. no answer call in Ihe evenings, Naugahyde rocker, <30. Electric KONICGK TRBB SERVICE.§ 4TRUCK CRANES, incl. 1947 P&H range, <40. Dretters. table.chair*. Trimming. Topping and» NEWLY DECORATED. ’ 3 Mike Neal, 1<.^ miles West of Duhl. 445 TC. 5-Ton. AAake oiler. 734-18)7.. Removing. Free e*timales. Phone ;; bedrooms, finished basement. 4 8ELF-ELCVAT,,IN0 733-iS4ler 3244lOr______* A d ult*. <95. In qu ire 1403.8th- SCRAPERS; 4 TerW YnrfW In •EXPERT Painting . . . Interior or Avenue Ea*t,. HOLSTEIN HEIFER ~i n e w a n d u s e d appliance*. Haii VALLEYTREE SERVICE -il «og.; Cat DW 31. C A LV E S I .iMuy.^.nd A,,piir«V;w.wi exterior. Free estimates. Ptvone 7 C R A W L E R -L O A D E R S : Cat 977H Carpenler want* work by hour or 734*3744. ______Dangerous tree*. Give Us A Call,; 3 BEDROOMS, 1'/i bath, newly Traxcavalor; Cat 955 H; j-D 3010 lob. Remodeling a specialty. 148 73if-3331. redecorated. References required. I 450; Case 460 310. 300; TD-14, Call'oi'wrltt; Taylor. 733 0049. POULTRY PROCHSIINO <135plusdamago deposit. 733 9479. II W H E E L Loader*; Cat 9«0; A C FOR experienced tree service, j T L 445, .Troian 4600 & 3000; J-D HRDLICKAIIROS. Thingbof Value CHIROPRACTOR topping, trimming, removal and x A V A IL A B L E JU N E 30. 5 bodroom 400, 450, 400, 300, 1010; Casa 440, Route 7 DANNER FURNITURE *hrubberv work call DALE'S K unlurnlshed house. 3 baths. Plione 430. 4 Cat 13 AAolor G raders. M E . Chippewa Fall*. Wisconsin 137 3nd Avenue West 733-1431 T R E E S E R V IC E . 73J-Z387. Free g 733 0144. 8 nackhoas. 3 Water PulU> O ffice; ' 715-733-1171 . fA^_SH.ARPiN!NO_. Compaction 8. Pavino Equlp... Residence: ------715-733 9158 Furnltura & HH Good# 133 TWO nCDROOM h0me, adUlts. h0 Compretsor*., Trenchars. Mdblle SHANE'S Sharpening Service, 543 TRASH ft OARBAOE SERVICE pets. UnlurnlsJtod, <75. Ptione 733- Radios. Truck Tractor*, Trailer*. See Cain's vast selection of roll end* D O LL H O tP IY A L ______SIh Avenue North. 733-3454. B43I. Misc. Con|rac1or* Tool* S, Equip. Hor«oa 104, PARKS AND SONS /)3-444l. S * and remnant* of AAohawk carpet Commarclal and resltfentlal f For lllu*lraiad brochure, contact Repair • Dress all dolls. Magic' SHWER SERVICE LA D Y 'S OR C H ILD R E N 'S gantlel with *avlng* up to 50 par cent at hagllnti — container* —, ipeclal i H OUSE IN country for rent West ol JA C K R O U S E & SON. Auctioneer* Valley Doll Clinic, 340 Blue Lake* 1117 S. Robertson Blvd. Palomino, bridle and saddle Cain'* 733-7111. haul* ln*lde or out*ide city < Filer. 3 bedroom. 3 baths, lully North, 734-)a04. ROTO ROOTER sewer urvlce. LosAngoles C^lit, 90035 available. 884-3119, Shoshone. lim it*.______■ carpelod. Nice iawti, trees, shrubs S T E E L O F F IC E D E S K . eWceiient Sewer lines and septic tank Phone ^313> 373 073B and flowers. 3