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71st year, 2nd issue TWIN FALLS,.IDAHO, WEDNfeSDAY-rAUGUSt-25t;a973—^ - 10-

MEXICO C ITY (U P l) -T lie death toU In nomes stood in line outside the building waiting T u ^ a y 's earthquake mounted steadily today to report the losses. and by dawn the Mexican presidency was Waverly Person of th»! National Earthquake Te^rting "about 500 dead.” One Mexico City Infprwtion Center in Boulder, Colo'., said the newspaper put the toll as 924 dead. quak^'app«ared to be the worst In Mexico's The Mexico City dally JU Heraldo said 600 modem history in tertns of loss of life. died. The El Sol sa^d ,92< were dead. Other Interior Ministry spokesman Enrique counts r.an te^veen'400 and'600. At least 2,0^_ Mendoza said 393 people were killed but that persons were reported injured and terts“ 'of ipore could be added to the list of dea(l when thousands were left homeless. ____ rescuers finish ^ ^ g 'H I r o i ^ tJ>e..rubWe.__.^ As dawn broke survivors dug throug^l^^the ruins of their homes. The dead were laid out iri The_ea5Js; morning quake, centered in fault private homes, local hospitals and blankets lines deep un^er Mexico's' tnount^ous central under the streets. Some of them were still undeV spine, registered 7 on the Richter S(5ale—more the debris. powerful than the December, 1972 quake in The death tollt/ose as reports came in frorh Manarua, Nicaragua that killed 5,000 persons. outlying villages and crews continued to clear The Managua quake had a Richter intensity of the wreckage. 6.2. Rain ripped the area Tuesday night but Hardest hit in Tuesday’s quake was the town cleared by dawn. Residents took little notice of of Orizaba, whioti was raUghtin the epicenter of the giant temblor. A three-story- apartment ■ In the quake-stricken area surroundings the,. building in the community of 50,000 persons 1§(L 18,700-foot Orizaba volcano debris’ sHooa sIilT ifn ijs p east-st thelF' scattered areas. \ixort defenders blast ~ in brief Watergate investigators

Blnine rojîdentî kill<‘d WASHINGTON (UPI) - John -J. Sirica on a suit by In their answer to the conducted for the purpose of Presiffe'nt ..Nixon's "lawyers Special Prosecutor Archibald committee's fot"' the determining whether or not .WILLMMS, Ariz. — Two Blaine County residents Wiled charged today that_the Senate Cox for acce.s.s to "the disputed tapes, the President’s lawyers criminal acts have been com in a one vehicle rollover accident Monday evening near Watergate Ojmmittee was con- tapes. —- . once again contended that the mitted and the guilt or Williams, Ariz. ' i ___ Ijnctirig "a criminaT investiga The White House brief was courts lacked the power to innocence of individuals ..."the TTiey w ere’ Marla Duffy, 19;- Bellevue, and lUchard M, tion and tri.H)'.'.,exceeding its filed only a few minutes before compel Nixon to turn over the White House brief said. Thompson, 22, Hailey. ' authority. the Senate committee formally tapes. Consequently, the Nixon law Also reportedly, in the vehicle, but not injured, was Xirby In - tljeir .latest legal brief asked Sirica to issue a de- yers said, the resolutlon'âuthpr- liichey, Ketchufn. __ supixirtinL- Niitnn s refusal tn caralory Judgement ^ Fnrther, the lawyersMidJtha- ■ izing4he investlgal ion and the ^ tulTi over tapr recordings of his ordering' Nixon to produce committee had exceeded the investigation itself “ exceed the lioftihan jnilcd on dru^ Watergate-rel'ated conversa-- the tape.i for perusal powers given when it was legislative powers granted to created by the Senate to NEW YORK (U P I) Abbie . tions to either the committee or by the com m ittee to try the Ongress in Article 1 of the Hoffman, a Chicago Seven federal prosecutors, the lYe.si- investigate campaign practices Constitution.” in general, including the - defendant and founder of the dent's lawyers said that to do Samuel Dash, the Watergate so would violate Nixon's conO- Watergate affair —the 1972 Youlh International Party 1 Yip- committee chief counsel, in brcaTi-in of the Democratic pies), was jailed Tuesday ni){ht dentiality wjth hin advi.sers dicated he expected Sirica to national headquarters at the on charges Of trying to sell The brief was made public at schedule arguments on tîe Watergate office building. $500,000 worth of cocaine U S Distrut Court thi.s after cortmittee’s request for a noon, prior to a rulinfj by Jud^c " .. The investigation by ( the Poiicc said an undercoyer summary Judgment, as he did committee) has been, in fact, a agent posing as a buyer' before talting the Cox suit I'A III. OS I Y!\ cfiminal investigation and trial ^-arr.anct'rl t" purcha.se the illegal under advisement. . . . isrrks ri--<*lrrlioii drug.'K-Uf'nviith'e of opium, in A rab 4'xlorlioii you con "I i4>JJ Fii-orrnckers- k ill a dov^town hotel Ivjin Falls council p j i i d h \ 2i i r l i i i « ‘s men wffhotjf o score JAKARTA. Indonesia (U P I) — An explosion ripped through cord an illegal firecracker plant near Jakarta Tuesday, killing 53 Jel <*rnNh k ills 2 1 RyDnlted Press International Ostyn will run; persons, most of them women, authorities said today. MADRID (U P I) — A U.S. Air Force CHI jet traasport plane The Jerusalem Post .said crashed and burst into flames Tuesday, night on a Igmling today four Kuropean airlines approach to the huge Torrejon airbase near Madrid The Air may have paid Arab guerrillas millions of dollars in protection Gray may resign Force said today 24 of the 25 persons aboard died in.stantly in the ■ fiery explosion. money to prevent hijackings on TWIN FAU.S — Twin Falls Q ty councilman Paul Ostyii sai(^ An Air Force spokesman said the sole survivor suffered « ' ttieir planes Mlao holds on Tuesday he would seek a second term on the city's ruling body. fractured leg and cuts, but had a good rhahce of livinn It "The airlines have made a HONG KONG (U P I) —The Commun^t Party of China, meeting In secret -* At tbe same time, Mike Gray, mid-way through his first term identified him as the plane's navigator, 1st I,t William H Kay. purely comnierrial calculation session In Peking, held Its 10th National Congress and unanimously reidflrmed on the council, acknowledged he was "thinking about" resigning 25, of McGuire Air Force Base. N.J. that it is cheaper to pay th-’ terrorists for immunity than to the leadership of Mao Tse-tung and Premier Chou E ^ l , according to a from the position he won in an election two years ago. He said he The news agency said the passengers were famille.s of U.S employ effective, expensive Communique issued today. would make a' final decision this weekn.. servicemen living abroad and that they were on their^vyay honip, .^cuFity.measures." the I.sraeli The congress, In effect, endorsed the Mao-Cbou progra.m aimed at Improving Ostyn’s announcement makes hini the first incumbent to s^ k relations with (be United States and took the unusuiarslep oi deoounclng the IXAiiihfh NUOM m nfjiiy.ino newspaper spid reelertlon. Mayor John Christoffersen has already said he wlH Elsewhere, diplomatic Soviet uiUon by name. retire at the end of his current term, and newly-appointd NEW YORK ( U P I) - Quar sources in Cairo said today The Congress, rumored for the past few weeks, was held from Aug. Z4-28. councilman Henry Woodall hasn't yet announced his future terback Joe Nam ath of the N«w.- King Fai.'fal of oil-rich Saudi . it was unusual for reasons; 11 was held in secret and It was much shorter political plans. - - York Jets, filed a $2.3 million Arabia has ple(|ged unlimited than party congresses of the past. Ostyn said he wanted, a second four-year term on the council suit against Sports Illustrated money to bolster Egypt in the The congress unanimously adopted a political report—a sort of state-of-the- because "Ire have begun certain proposals that J would like to and Time Inc.. for using HK confrontation with Israel And nation address—by Chou, adopted a new party constitution and elected a new see through to their completion" name without permission in Û.N. Secretary General Kurt Central Committee, consisting of 195 full members and 124 alternates.' Speciflcaily, Ostyn placed’ 'highest priority" on construction' adverti^ments for the magazi alêim , who arrived ifi A communique broadcast by Peking Radio and the; New China News Agency of a secondary sewage treatment plant and building a new fire ne. Beirut, I/Cbanon, Tuesday on_a (NCNA) said 1,249 jlelegAt^represenUng more thin 28 m illlqa^rty station and fMlice complex. He also said street reconstruction Namath's suit, filed Tuesday, ^ d d le East toOT'* called the inembers, attended the congress. and maintenance and sidewalk improvement were projects he says from June, rt69, to the Middle F^st crisis "one of the The lineup of the party leadership appeared little changed from what It bad would like to help the council follow thi^nigh on.’ present. Sports Illustrated used most d"angerous problems in the i • been sincc the downfall of the late Lin Piao almost two years ago, Jn Ostyn said the council has been effective because the his picture and name to world.''' September, 1971. individual cOuncilmen have be^n able to work well with each advertise the magazine in other '"It is our duty to help solve Lin, (omier Defense Minister and party vice chairman, was named othv. "W e have had a very compatible council. We don’t always publications. this problem,'' Waldheim said,"" specificity In'the comtitutloa adapted at the 9th Party Congcess, in April 19C9, a g fr a j^ t we always have respect for one another's opinion,” he ' - as “ close eomrade-in-aniu and niccM ior” to M m M party chief. dnughtpr ihro»toned but I cannot perform mira " ^ d : ^ " ^ ^ cles." (CoBtlnaedfin p. 13) ■WASHINGTON ( UPf) — Susan AgnewT^SS-year old daughter t -Of.VicejÊpsident Spiro T. Agnew, cut short a trip she was making on the hospital ship SS Hope And returned home because d threats on her life in Brazil, it was disclosed today. Marsh Thompson, a spokesman for the vice president., said the family made "a judgpient ... notjb take any furthe»-«skal' Gooding residents ..and to have Miss A K D ^retorn bome...... ' >afd-th«> Hagerman Springs. S roimLaald..^ By B IL L L a z a r u s subdivisions last May with LeMoyne abstaining' partly because local citizens drew 11 up on a ' luse of the clay peculiarity the area’s soQs,' TImes-Mews writer . . in the vot*. volunteer basis withotit expert help. Ing developments pose a threat,\.even HAGERMAN ■— Fearing„f»ntamination of Opi^nents of. the subdivision propose trr a Possible pollution of springs used for drinking Fair though Idaho's sewage disposl re<]uirenBtets springs ^ d spoilage of the coimtryside, 70 petition agricultural zoning prohibiting VFater is the primary reason for the Court may be met, he addedr—■ -— Goo<*in2 Connty residents are going to court to . subdivistonis less than five a c ra for the Sialte ' chdlenge, according to Jipbert M. Brown, an I>eiiiil?<. p . 1 I ■ “ According to the state board’of health it is fight ^ the development of -two Hagerman River Valley between Malad Blver and the Elias initiator of the petiffoo whld) 70 perwnsrfrom possible to install (in Hagemun Valley), subdivisions. ^ . bridge. At present, Goodhig County l.as no the BBSs area have s ig n e d ^ - Ediforidls. 4 Valley. 13 sanitary /^stem^ accordfi® J 9~pre«t .^ te G ooding. -County Cpipmiaaioner John zoning ordinances although a committee was. “Our feeling is w itK a w h ^ p ilf of septic regulations' .. (but) the board will not say f^rm, 9 Markets, 14 LeMoyne plans to build 13 honses on .25 acres e s ta t^ e d in 1.966 to draw up a toning p lw for tante (in tbe valley) the chance of poUnfing wtat will happen within a few years if (be valley . while a Tw^TFalls Bnn. Newton and .Schafer, the county. , , . (kinUngwater Is Ireinendous,” Brown said. He Living', 10-11 Sports, 15-16 -'wan^toiRmstnict 1 1 houses on 15 acres ^th in ■ G6oding County Camintsdon Chairman Ben nid that the valley between-tftgermm. ^ . te nmmdated "with hmaes,^’ .Brown aaid ~ fmiuntaintng that no one really knows to wimt miles of th# proposed Malad Gorge State Park Glauntf said last week the *'cwnprd»ensive > ?liss has an underlying clay layer. -' T-IVJPlionef 73^^ z6nbig j) l^ ’ pt^Bbably will be r ^ y this yev. Whenaewaêxeachw M ^ y layer it wiu.no, degree tiw .water soiiptria threatened. - and National Monument.. ____ ~ - fnMHBiiija[p~»p ------Gooding Cotmty commissioners approved the He a aidjt haj .4

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- 2' Tlm^s-News/ Twin Falis, Idaho \Ve;d!oesday, ^ugusf 29, 1973 — j.

aces meat BOULDER, Colo. (U p i).— Dlatrtcf Attorney eyes and ears open would soon learn tha( In Alex Hunter said Tuesday he may file charges- M e r to get cars to Akron for the aU-Amerlcan of contributing to the delinquency of a minor derbv and to seek to win the all-American derby against a man-^hb admitted he helped his the êrby rules have b « n consistently and Seen. nephew cheat to w i» the National Soap Box -notpriqijsly, violated by some participants Francis Bohlin__ turnings ueroy. ___Robert l^ iS e Sr.. whoae non Robert J t„ said. . totaled 2.651 ,bijlion pounds, Lammers and going hoAie won the-national derby Inin 1972, said he , " I determined that (Gronen) should build and .dowir!rper"teh't frdnr June but ZeUHutter mtreaucln^frfehds convinced the 1973 winner, James Gronen, 14, to Install a magnetic nose so as to be competitive about the same as July ,.a year, . . . Gen Hull running wound install an electromagnet in his car to get a with the professional cars he would be racing ago, the Agriculture D e p ^ - town_with handful of photos of ■ ■ betlfer start In the race. ~against,” Lange Said; . . ment reports. rodeo queens . .. Mr. and Mrs. Gronen was disqualified two days after he He said he kn6wiwhen he made the decision A departinrat spokesman ■ 'L. WTMoore, Hansen, going out won UlTAug. 18 Hiials held In Akron, Ohla. that the electromagnet violated Derby rules and to dinner ..". NOrma BctoH Hunter said fie and Summit County, Ohio, ' i consider it now to be serious mistake in Judg said Tuesday^gneat shortages - -in a y be easing” soon. ____prosecutor Stephen Gabalac would decide i f . ment." talking about forthcoming eye ' Officials said-August figures, "'~tKey would each file their own charges in their testing project . . . Jan' Olson to be released a~moritJ^ôm \ , own states or whether one Joint charge would be Soap box Derby cars start from a metal gate talking about salmon fishing now, probably will be down excursion . . . Glen Sheen filed in Boulder. at the top of a steep hill. The magnet was sharply because of slowdowns ‘•We’re on the way to filing charges of installed in the nose of Gronen's car. When the hurrying off to football In cattle marketing and tempo contributing to the delinquency of a^Jnlnor,” metal-^late was-itoBresseii: releasing the cars. ■ practice . . . Joe Clements rary plant closings, but they reporting on television show In Hunter said. , Gronen allegedly ^ctivbted the e l^ ro m a ^ e t added that beef production now Lange issued a five-page statement Tuesday "'by pushing a sw ltchjn jlie'h eadrest w % h ls which he will be featured % .. in which he said cheating in soap box derbies is helmet. The magnet^ reaction to the ihetal appe,qrs to be moving, up from Mrs. J. R. Douglass returning the low levels of early August. almost mandatory a youngster has any hopes starting gate had Uk effect of pulling the car out from Colorado trip . . . Jed The .report said part of the of winning. of the starting gate Instead of it rolling freely- Smith looking for Paul Graefe meat production .drop from "Anyone participating In derby races with down the hill. . . . Bill Dean . drlvijign ew June to July m ayliave been pickup truck .. . rBTnos due to normal seasonal factors Schiffler talking about nice fall malnfy affecting pork. One weather . . . -Ruel Staynor expert pointed out, however, working late . . . Mr. and Mrs. Court may decide fate that some beef plants, finding Ralph Maxwell, ., Filer, Ihelr %Ulng prices'stiUiro*^—surrounded by boxes of while hve cattle prlcer'WeFe-; baûtiful tomatoes . . . and rising, closed during the last overheard, "Why don't you buy of Haeerraan subdivision two working days of July. a coffee colored suit — you’rie_ The July report covered always spilling coffee/’ I Continued, ^rom p. 1) sewage to cleanse itself as It 'Sftnk tourists would be’driving ■ "I would like'^to ^see all oI_ _t‘per£Dlates” or sinks into the through," he added. jJrlc^s pushed retail beef and i-Hagertnan Valley on a, ground. . Brown said, the petition pork prices to new records. 'centralized sewer system, butaj : Regarding the proposed proposes agricultural zoning Wholesale andxetall controls on , with the present population, subdivlsion4-_Amoureux. said for the Snake River Valley all meats and other fQods, this does not appear the sewage dispo^'pl^nsâre between the Malad River and except beef^..^nd whol'e- CHISEL economically feasible," Bob adequate, at least for the the Bliss bridge. This zoning, sale - retatt'Beef ceilings will Amoureux, environmentalist present. He said th^ grounds prohibiting subdivisions under, end Sept. 12. for the South Cfntral District for disposal had t>een carefully hve acres, would guard against A TRACTJJ&TRAIIUER rig. Is wrapped FeHCTal'officials verified the - -aifiund a tree that has Ibstall Its branches from Health Dfgjartment, said. ■ surveyed and that in the two or water pollution and marring of closing '.Qf 70 beef processing ..the. force of the tornado that completely Amoureux said the. three instances where lots the valley’s beauty, he added. Four killod plants in'ea’rly August. 'Fhev destroyed a truck stop and restatirant |g Hagerman Valley has a wide, were close to springs, the '‘TTiey^pe’dpIewhojnove into said fewer than 50 plants are range of subsoils includingjine sewage would be piped away. Hagerman Valley) want to i n t o r n a d o " Western Massacjm^tts. Four people i*ere kftled closed today. and 43 were InJured^M thejruck stop complex. clay, coarse saldn, fine cilt He maintained the |x>ard of retire. They don’t want to farm loam, gravel iand’ -samd. In 'health is more concerned with five acres Just to have a place (UPU M*"* Former places the.soil layer.is 50 feet ch^glng the.','great number" to live," Glauner sai^ - Now ■yott know If youlim ^run-aH probUmt. ~ de^ and^well suTtef for o f "Mwage 'systems In^ the regarding JRe petition’s' five you n««d o Big Sampion sewage disposal. ; Hagerman Valley which are_ acre limitation proposal .- By United Press Intematipnal Chit«l Plow to g«r maximum d *«p lillag*. Coll: A thin mantle of soil cover not meeting regulations than" He said that, although it was Vlassachusetts twister About 50,000 earthquakes over lava rock in many parts of with stopping developments not necessary, the commiîpn large enough to be noticed ROSIBElIRT .the -valley does create a which plan to meet the had taken advice from the without the aid of instruments EQUIPMENT Co. proUcm, AmoureUx said. He requirements. Because of county planning committee, occur each year.' • • ______, , - JtL-ZBaul.— 43S-SM;:------maintained in these areas current Violations, a "goodly the soil conservation district destroys truck complex there is not enoueh soil for the number" of the Hagerman and the d(^partment of health springs are already polluted, before approving the WEST'STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI> - A picked her up, and carried her out front where he added: subdivisions. Each group tornado tore through this resort and farming my car was parked. But it was gone,!’ Pons Amoureux was unwilling to reported that the subdivisions community Tuesday, killing four pt;rsons and said King Hill . predict what would happen to looked like ,a "v e ry good - ripping several homes and buildlma to piet^gs, Another witness at the diner, FredOallti, 35, 6 the springs if many project" for the area, Glauner At- least 43 persons were hurt, including two College professj^r, said he saw his friend Louis subdivisions are built in the said. ___ critically. Pasquale, 28, a student'from New York City, €^rangers valley. If a rapid Increase in TTe" “ explained that T h r e e ^ the dead w ere trapped In a small crushed’hv a wall Pasauale was killed. population occurs, he said, it sutxlivision's locallon is not roadside restaurant destroyed by the rare would be "beneficial and com p rised :, g f continuous twister, the first tOmado tp. cause de^th in "I ran. All of a sudden, I was airborne, I Wew report highly desirable" to Install a farmland, but is divided by Massachusetts in 20 years. The fourth person around and I hit a wall. Iôuis was behind centralized s ila g e system. rocky patches. He described killed was a man in a house two miles away, me, but then suddenly 1 was alone. He was about ""Besides pollution worries, the area as being "kind of which was also destroyed. . three feet away from me. A wall fell over on KING HILL - The Bfown- - and bis fellow IsolatedT" TTie tornado Jerked trees out of the ground, him. 1 could see his legs .sticking up," Galiti- . Needlework for"" the National ^tltioners are concerned with "You can't keep people out," said. Grange sewing contest will be tore d o ^ power lines and wrecked at least 10 preserving the beauty of ,the Glaunersîd, adding that three Judged at the King Hill Grange houses in the West Stockbridge area. Besides P^scalc, those krlfed at the diner valley’s rolling farm lands. or four, subdivisions had been Hall at 1 p.m. Thursday. John A. Pons, 56; of West Stockbridge, said he were Iruck driver Kobert K. Hovag, 56, of New "People from everywhere approved in the aêa during the Plans were made at a was lookirig through a window in.the Berkshire Hartford, N.Y., and an unidentified man come through tlie v ^ le y ." past 14 years. He said "there!s Grange meeting Tuesday night TVuck Plaza, where three persons were killed, thought to be-the,operator of a truck found Brown said, explaining why 40 an argurnent on both îdcs," for the election of subordinate when he saw the sky darken. nearby. _ Bliss area residents who do not but reported that the county officers Sept. 11. The King Hill "I said. 'My God, it'sa tornado! Gel under the Constantine Delmoiinoi 62, died from injuries live in the valley signed the commission had unanimously Grange will host the Elmore desk!' My daughter washalf under when it hit, 1 he suffered when the twister destroyed his house, petition. " I f it was a straight approved the .subdivision County Pomona meeting Sept. hit the floor. My daughter was yelling, ;My leg, two miie.s north of the truckstop. His wife was row of developments I dQn'L_ _ p lilD S ------2^ when the Pomona officers my leg I' and 1 pulled the cinder block.s off her, I ho.spltalized In fair condition will bc,eleclcd. '' Mrs, Horace Upe reported ■ -pn the dinner booth at the fair. IVlagic Valley Hospitals Contact the Time»-h4ev>>» Fcwm Salet Depor1nn*n»' -Mrs.-FYank Jones reported on Valley Obituaries for complete advortiiing coverage of, your farm the produce booth and Mrs. P. Mliilri«>liii M fnittrinl lole, hatwl .bilU, new»pdper coverage (ovef M. Timlxirs on cash donations. 70,000 reader* - in Magic Valley) advance bill Horace Lipe showed a Admitted Admitted ing All at one >pe’ Monday as the result of a one team II will put on the fourth Breeding, Ja.son Stokesberry, Fxlward HutchLson, Burley A U O U S T 2 9 near Williams, Arii, in Everett, Wash,, will be v»in >1<*niurinl^ death and has sinfp resided •IPTIMBKR 8 McRill and l/>uise Pleasant, Md . after an apparent heart Memorial Ho.spitjii [O o ilr A ^ u n d o y ) Admitted there Funeral arrangemtnls will t)f IMAR « OEllA SMITH. HAGERMAN ' I Month both F iler; Mrs. Mick attack. ADVERTISEMENT: SEPTBUBER 6 Jeffrey Belliston and Allison He IS,survived by two .sons. 1 MonlKi —t r i o Alexander and soh and Carolyn Wright was serving with the be announced by W hite AUCTIONEERS: IVERSON t TRAgCHBER Catherman. bo^Rupert; Mrs. Olaf M cN iel, Twin Falls, and . 6 Mdnlht * 1* 00 Howard, ail Kimberly ( U. S. Army at the time of his Mortuary I .Y«o, $ 10 0 0 Mack Aquero.^fteybum, and Willard McNIel, Hayward, Richard Magers, Novinger, death. Funeral services will be Moil lubtcrtpHont o^c«p4»d onfy Robert High, Ashton, ■ C alif,;-iour daughters, Mrs. Mo,', and Carol Sheen, Paul. armoonced by Hove Funeral fotritff dvltvvry not main Dismissed Wilfred ( Freddie 1 , Morris, . foipley; Mrs. Mrs. Tom (Georgia) Crowley, Where Perfect Service Myron Davidson, Rupert, and Everett, and Mrs. Clarence V . •• lo.ir. rt?4 J,\? 1 Births' JEROME — Services for Regina Peterson. Decio, (W anda) Phillips. I,ake A daughter was bom to Mr. Yoshio Aizawa willtJirat 2'p.m. Enhances Onl\ |M*rf('rt M*r\irr run ri'fli'rl ►’O.rl,/,.' 0 I, S j.lijlj and Mrs. Douglas Weaver, Births Thursday in the Jerome Stevens, Wash ; 20 A son was bom to Mr. and gcandchlldren. 40 great- Buhl. , Second Ward I.DS Chapel with nr^|?rrl thi». hiriil. W ni lO iT I , T "'O ’' Mrs. Mlchael_Macjy^ Burley, burial in the Jerome Cemetery, granachlldrejpjind^ree great- The Memory o f u I m iiv m tlori« Sims, illness. ' ~Sinrinfldat« ___ J^ A T W N aI i t U C I tl) MORT1^7AM> A.dljg82!te ma bonr to tic. State iu itw vlTC r, Pocatello. M A K E A ROOM TO ROOM T ^ e ra l arrangefnents. will

W^Jnesdav. August 29,-1973-Tlmes News, Twin Falls, Idaho -3 ■ Idaho entering ^74 atorial race

TWIN "FALLS - The BOISE (OPI) Two Cenarrusa' said he" has toyed governor .1 .don’t knpw," he Idaho, is a conservative proposed $3^49 million school with the idea of running for the Republican state _j>Hicials said. Republican and rural-oriented._ t»7ia -ttflT B f iiiresent8^ a ^good~p^rBon B 4 ity^ n d = g= ^ public early last week at an at'a total cost of purpose .of the . meeting into any campaign. Lt.Gov. Jack Murphy said " I considerable bearing on his sense'Of hu m oc_and he hais tomorrow night as “ just to infonnal Twin . Falla School Twin Falls School SUpt. 'hfrven't ruled ~ out the "If-th e Republican Party own. political moxie." Jiieorge Staudaher sî4.^,lo^_^ present information to the Board meeting. If it is adopted DIXON ppssibility at a|l. Icertainly am would rather ' have me slay Both Cenarrusii arfd Murphy . Cenarrusa said to place a by the board Sept. 11, a faorf3" that in addition to construcDon' ^ piiBlic” and allow public where I-am-of move into’ the reviewing this thing and } will said the actions should be Republican in tfie^ g o v e rn o r’s costs the bond will include an discuîon. I . . . roU - election will be held in mid have an expression of indent lieutenant governorship, as taken to sort out the potential office, the OOP will have to October. sometime before Oct. 15." some--have stated, or run for candidates. iinite behind the best candidate The bond, Twin Falls', first Secretary of State Pete T Murphy said there are tlu'v can field He added such a . since 1952,. proposes the Îlichard’ unusual pressiy.es Ihi.s year to~ catulidiê could lx‘ one of those . following; have’ potential candidates alrea(h luentioned as potenti^ — A new 24 classroom Bethel aides seated ■'identify themselves"' at "an caiuluiiOes m suHieone not at addition to Momlngside and TWIN FALLS - Officers of Massey intfpduced Mrs. Wylie, movie set earlier date. pre.senl <’lo.sfly ii.s.sdciated with Harrison EHementary Schools, the Bethel Council were vice p a n d guardian- of the O nly 2 iiooded For himself, he said, "If 1 am politic;, each costing »240,0d0. Thfe~ installed at a special, meeting Grand Council of Idaho; Mrs. to keep faith witli the party walls of-4he- four cltussrooms TWIN FAlj-S — The Children's Theatre' of Bethel No. 19 International Virginia Jensen, past guardian regulars, a decision will have would connect to create a upcoming production of' “ Pled Piper" Is Order of Jobs Daughters of Bethel No- 19; Mrs. tonight to-be made" by mid-October common ;'resource center” threatened by lack of two adults, Mrs. Beverly . Cenarrusa a.ssessed . Aiidru.s I Monday evening. l.angdon, guardian-of Bethel TWtN FALl^ -.-The movie' Sturgill, director, says I housing'materials used by all Installed were . Marian No. 19; Kobel, associate as chief executive who wulri be Twin Falls I the classrooms In the addition. "Richard" will be shown at CSI She said there Is a large grau pj)f eager tough to beat "but not Langdon, guardian; Carl guai'diain of Bethel No.. 19 and I — A four-ft5^V3 expen.ses and court costs. ^ the Highliners 4-H Qub will hospitality and Sue I^ g d o n , I* meet 6t 7:30 p .m. tonight at the fU © di» court chairman of goodwill. ■'■iiome o{ tJretr assistant leader, Past honored queen Julie TWINFAI.1^- Karen Wood Capp"?! . " was allegedly Mrs. Tom-Tumtr, ha.s filed a $53,000 negligence negligent in bumping into Mi.ss Clu|^ members are making suit in Fifth District Court- -.>Vood, causing her to take a J)P€PSBrations loT.pprticlpating-. — I S r i v h a m s agalnst Mike Sta'yner and Andy . . step backWards-in a darkened in the Twin F'alls Cfaunty fair Cappel vestibule, lose her footing on OPEN which open^ next week. F ILE R — Horses belonging FILF.R - Filer Grange In the .suit Miss Wood allege?" theedgeofihestiarwayandfall. MO>|DAY$ In a meeting earlier this . to 4-H CTub mernbers will be members bringing produce for that Cappel_^nd Stayner were ■According lo the suit, Cappel mor'.' the 12 members of the _stabled this year'lh the new 4-H the booth at the Twin Falls AND '. negligent in-allowing her to fall invited Mi.ss Wosjd to_wi April 9 club gathered at the, home ^ horse harn and the Qiieen’.s County F air are asked to have down a "set of concrete ■ party in-the rem^partment of FRIDAYS •Mrs. Turner with their horses barn. all produce there by 10 a.fn. tiasement steps which result^ a building owned by-Staynep.— jnul for a practice day of fitting and Fairgoers who wish to view . Monday. X - in a fracture of her rijjit'flrm. While Cappel was attempting Rowing in preparatioh'for- fair ' the ■ club—hnrsesT ,pnd their Mrs-. Alfred Theener Siayner’s alleged negligeiice to jjpen the door to the 'competition. displays will find them in these' reque.sted that^ all members resulted from his failing to ap;u-tment, according to the Mrs. Turner served calte and barns in the norêastern part make special efforts to have provide lighting or a door or civil action, he bumped into punch and fried chicken was of the fairgrtJiinds. The rest of their produce there by that , guard rail at the top trf-a-set of Mi.ss Wood and paused her to pFovided-by other mothars o f - the-44i livastock w ill be in the time sa.-lhe._bQolh._xliay ..be fc c n ie n i steps on property fair down The luTIif'htedT club members. regular 4-H barn. finished for judgingT which he owns unguarded steps, i. . WILSON BATES’ BACK-TO-SCHOOL TOWELS JUNIOR SEPERATE^ Famous nntt>o »wo lono low o l ooiom bles fo/ your baifi 'AII first quality Assorted seperato% in juniQr _SKifti top s p cip tv vests- pOH ofcrors an d o th e r * SPECIALS!! .BHIHIOtWlS Iteg. W 79. . .. . NOW *1’® HMD lOWElS Ret M.89 -..... NOW m Reg. $8+6 $ n i^ Phiko» 7-piece PHiLcdnWlSDSETTEH WWUSH CIOTKS- -te i 78- m w 2 9 - NOW ‘5=’ it MO” 9 ' PORTABLE TV 6IRLS' COATS • MEN’S WEAR QuiltoH nylon too»‘> m quis 4 fn I C o m p o n e n t S te re o o n l y 1 4 o f lh « ‘ SO ^11“ MENS SLACKS fann>us bto'MJs in nssoffnd (olofs $099 KIOS NYLON JACJ(ETS Q Q uiltod f^ylon l O f t i ' i s liM-rfri. I,itl«> $088 Of'd slyU's Rcq to S?() O ftr m M7«?s 4 7 in RoI, I r ,1 --I'l ■ I ...... I soIk^s S n» if>is ' * $499 uil. .111 iM, ...... I ( M M h ' MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS • loMic> s liiw o o ' Ih'I'.mI . l.ii i.w.-il-.*..: : ....l MEN'S WORK SHfRTJ Styir% frnrt* rrp si/fs A VVl •XI Rf»q to ST'. lof>q \lr>4«vi* oofj \ho«i wo»l« »25 / shiVis .n s . / o s s*noM only .VolufS S W I V E L S i7 LADIES PANT SUITS ^ MEN'S WORK SHIRTS 7 P.Off* dnubl»> V iew in g vf» rf'OfT>bf#’ y shut $-|88 lonq slocvo fnijlt.( oi w i’K ôluCs ONLY $109^^ tto S3^*99 fedi^fpd t o (l«*o' ? Y a ; ^ * .

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iW ed A e^y. Agn^st 29, 1973 A'l Wettargr«n^ Publiihar .'HONE 735-0931 uld this thing be done?' graduate student in his kitchen retisoned about, and they will welcome the chai)ce to discuss these questions o f values <»n They didn't know, but they can create *aff:exploaLve with come up with the m ajor the purposes of their work w d be discussed effectively, not got a few people together to talk ' the power of a. minor atom Insights or various schools of lives, the “ moral and ethical merely In foundations or by aboutit — Dr. Hannah Arendt, "»m b , or can create drug^'',and philosophy and the framework,” if only somebod.' politicians or columnists, but Dr. Paul Freund, Dr. -l^ing can easily disttlbuje them wlth_ shortmmlngs of each. This, 1 -would give^« lead on how to di- by thtiiigmfiil |i«»npliii In thair Krlstol, and Dr. Hans tremendous genetic-effects. think,” said Freund, "is it, and define the questions for.. own communities and their, Space own institutions. Fora n>l8sion which began under sending a rescue ship to bring the some extraordinary obstacles., ■ men hojnp when their mission baa,, ANDREW TULLY GEORGE C. THOSTESON, M.D. Skylab 2 is now setting meaningful been completed;. records jn the space adventure SsTor the experiments on board_ — almost daily,-Not-only - is it the— ^SkyU br;--the---vvea4th— of-" TeJFAnybody longest manned-space flight in information gathered aboutChe sim -Dear__Dr. Tlioateson: service, aild In some cities history, the crew also has set a alone has advanced man’s husband said the oxygen tank emergency flrst-«ild cars, one he uses in his body shop for .Wonders whether such a mask record ih time spent in space walk understanding of his universe WASHINGTON- Don't teU me! You take care of it!'' it’s possible th9t.-a President torches, etc., can also be used arrangement in theihop woul(l repair - .work . one. - of the ,, greatly . The new. scienceu)f .aerial anybodyJ said.sftti)ut 1 would .. .AlLthia la: loo had.hecflMse U . woiilrf enjoy seeing hU Vice "ttrhBljr anyonehBVinf a heart be needed. not be surprised to see takes official Washington's President in hot water if It took unexpected pluses to come out of survey of Earth’s resources also attack, I^e said all he needs is The necessity for oz^ en in a President Nixon throw a punch mind off the real problems of the* headlines away from his' own the experiment. has been further developed by . the-mask aqd connections for heiart attack Isn’t -so urgmt at ^ e next reported who gets in' 'd ay which can't be cured with troubles. the tank. Is he right? Is there a that It baa to be administered 'Most of the complications which Skylab S's explorfers. his way — meaning in the same .gossip or leaks to the'press of DamnationThe whole difference in oxygen? — Mrs, Instantly. An'd in smaller t>eset th&earlier part of the voyage American space efforts ar% now ■ rooilil. criminal investigations by the atmosphere around here, is S, I. towns, call the doctor atpnce; havti been resdlved. Little mention hitting pay dirt with direct benefits Deputy Press Secretary Justice J^partment. It is a enough ta cause St. iTrancls of He says all he needs Is the If he needs 03tygeneen incompetent plumbing. i thrcMigh Watergate could ' UkB "Big-jK®l,” ‘ a DpfflocfSt appoiiftmeiU of .special acclamation, but wouklaccep* ^hool. Since that time I have TTie occasiMi of this note was aJcL If we scan the candidates ' |k)ssibly Support an indicted turned ^ p u b lica n especially prosecutor" Archibald Cox, It only If necessary t6 stop trade of you'bat I have never- '^rticTe in the Times-News of April already running, applying njan.-'Not a ^ a n ce. . for tlSls event ..'Many _of them whom" tba -President' holds Rockrfellte::^ (see above) :tenyou. 1 remember that we 25; I^ was •about vour book rudimentary political science .. . -Mfclrin l

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Wednesday, August ??■ V?^3 Ttmes News, Twin Falls, Idaho .,5. gunman {■ orders Ttiursday, 4ay he by teargas before they surren would strwgle themsel/es If ^td h ed an attempV-tb. r o b ^ e dered, were also. hospitalized— they^umped into unconscious 'bank and took the hostages w i^ armed policemen standing ness from the gas. PoUqe said Instead. gu ard ^ their be^dea. , Olsson at that point had the Looking tired and dirty, both One police office, who would hostages " b e g ^ g for their’' men were led away handcuSed not identify himself, said hours lives.'-’ to officers .still ;wearing their^ before the capture that Olsson gasmasks. ' and 616fsson,>)JaiW. birn.ed the' The sagfi began Thursday'' The bedraggled victims — vault into a torture- chamber. morning when Olsson-burst into dlL. They arp eTtrfm plv hnrtfll the eovemment-owned bank on,. 32, fired one last hail of bank ernployes — walked What's happening down there pulled the submachine gun »K « —tr in rty — lO-fodtbankvaiiU where he was and w ^ e loaded on stretchers,, He would nbt elaborate. demanded money. holding the hostagesTTheii— then taken to separate h o ^ Stockholm Police Chief Kurt tears streaming down his face>Tjitals. / Undroth told newsmen: "Ol as g a s flooded the chamber—he . The hostages—Mrs. Birgit/a sson surrendered ih the md even small • cried; “ I give up. I giy,e up.” Lundblad, a 31-year-old mother when we in]ected.Xear gas. He ads u s e d • The 131-hour ordeal that at of .two, Kristin Enmark. 21„,. screamed 'I give up', I glye up' conslstanfly • one point had the hostjiges - EU^beth 01dgren,'23, and the and threw up his submachine pleading for their lives was man, Sven Saefstroem, 2 ^ gun through one of the holes in In th e • over. - ...... - - >ttere all unharmed, hospital thereof." Police said Olsson’s c o m p ^ ,_ SpoK^mensaiiL . Olssonhad repeatedly threat / ion, convicted bank robBer "I've told the kids and they ened... kill the hostage's are waiting for mommy'to ttfi^ughout -ihe saga. Police comc home soon," said Mrs. - called off the first attempt to lAindblad's husband with tears gas him out Monday when he Oy«r 72.000 t»ad*ri • in hjs eyes. warned he had roped, the •v*rv doy. * ' Olsson and OJoffson, blinded ^hostages .in such a way they Take a closcr look. - a See why wc think these

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SWINC rnttrtn«tftatt iJBlifli ?TW liUcmatlgMl John^nglry. Ktnn« M«« ^mlth. ■ not that there’s been leas Hun>< KdrI SAndm«n. Rjcky Wrigiey, Chrni.neMciine, T*d P«u« W aynt The Wall Street Journal said tl. PAm '&arlh. Oftnny PhiUip(,« Phtllip tnnghdm oil red this week It was forced to frim' S w in t the number of pages and cut its Willord V/rtglev- tirti John W rlglty. .\c«,ond H.ckv W riQl»v, ♦hird. K«n 1 printing'run because Of the ChM«lrmrfT Chrislm r Melme. Dan Ktdd. K e lly K .d d a ll b l u « ------newsprint shortê which is S w tn * F a l ^------eaused- alriites a'gailnst johi^ W rigiey. grand champion. Kent CnrtMrn^rn rrterve champion, both blue. Canadian paper mills and M.»r Sm iih. Karl Sandmann. Nert Pelnvon N>ik>e Wngley, Ewan Canadian railroads. The Jour-^ Ti>ojnpso«on. John matter. AND W rigiry. rcierve charniuiirt.'bolh b>u«. Bar)on Thoi^pvon. E»an Thompson. Elsewherearoiind the nation, i AT SHELBYS M Ouanc H alf. Alan M cDonald. Clay AAoTlne. a ll b lu e newspapers with short supplies » o*wie». red green Sheep .treM U ifl * of paper have taken measures rmiHis_rauw ranging from reducing the'sTzie , • Viatihew Clark, grand champion, Paul Chau%sc Receive Champion Leslie of comic strips, to putting ^ pm ton Meiva Jane Clark. Debb«e limits on advertising, to ellmi- ONIONS " " ’ ’ " " ^ U p S n ^ T m W a t SH E LB Y S o n " ■Smcyiff Leslie Preston, all biue.^'Mike MELONS PrrsloM redred -nating 'Saturday editions, a I\1 Sheep Fitting aod Stwwing Julidnnr ;loUey, gr^nd champton."'J6an United Press International sur M'Diisu rrierve champion vey showed. If! Interm e4ll«te I DOZEN tARGE EGGS JuiidruT Jolley. Rick Redman. Joe Canada’s ParliameiiJT idilP • Andi>r%on all disrricl. alV OluC' Dr Redrrron. John W rigiey, Mike PrcMon Kevin &mey*r. Ricfcy Wîgley. order an-end to the six-day-old D0*» »upisr> Kenyon TuMIe, Craig 6?tl. a(l biuf Bm»n WrigJey, Soh|a W ngley. Byron strike against the Canadian I Clark Rrel-l Kelsey Robert Bell. Craig _£aclflc, Canadian National and M R T * * Bofen Dl KlQcr,.Alan.\,KT6«r. Base Ward Hiahp Taylor Denny Asher, June nine smaUer’lliVes. COUPON expires SEPTEMBER 3 Tracv Roi.ar^ne Smeyer. Bryan JacKson, Darren Sm fyrr Shane Rasmussen. David Canada's third largest paper Judd' Gay'■îrinvh^m . Dian« Cooper. . producer, Abitibi Pulp and Laded Pricr&on all retl ' Richard* Swan, w h - i f • Paper Co., has resumed con- - J u n to r s tdi»arMord WrJl a ll b lu e M e lb a J o n e , Ci.irh M,tim«*w Clark Ted< Tutlle, all • ' W bune, began redjicing" their blur Suvan Ward Kent Chrnlenvon, editioli sizes last wetk. The Caffy W.'i»t) Kim Duftee. all red F e e d e rs Sunday Tribune cut down on- W.1II ■ji - C h f .% r.a n so n . P e n n y Sunday. - A sM.m M rpptprôn Robert Bell, all Star and Tribune p u bliêr' DAIRY ' Robert W. Smith, in front page U n it I .Ju'rtror H ellers — statements, said comic and D«'l»i)Tr ‘G ilbert Brian" Paklon, both (ii%tint both blue Shelly Ooodteilow, -----Bdverttiiing giwis ^Kcre-beings - tTafViririfl. 5hcITy‘ RoifoerT,'Su«nXlTT.-»Tr - reduced and the syndicated • biui- toncJyM «v»in L mda Mar t.n, OeorQf P^.twT- Tom Prt.ion all red ., Unit 1 bridgecolumn eliminated. Junior Hellers Miihard Q,iii»rri Kevin Smeyem both The. Pittsburgh Press said it - 'd>sirn.l, Uotr*' blur. Oanny Phillips R itk.e would suspend or curtail some .•'Wr^'Tiv W aiif Biaikef, all blue. Debbie _ SmV'yrr Danny Phllups. Ctndy Blacker. editorial feature^ restrict adz_ ^ Teil n/arhrr all red U n it 3 vertising volume an? . . ' Quality Championship all classes. newsstand sales. H.I hard &iit>cri grand champion. Tom Paaion revcrwe champion In Boise, Idaho,'publisher Dairy Bull Yearling • D a n P rT iM ip s (>iuC Robert Miller Jr. of the Idaho 'is iHi llli tC“ U n it 4 Statesman, asked his staff for M il k C o w s H.chard G ilbrrl. granfl champion, Tom tlghter editing, smaller head- Pfl»tOO. revrve champion Fitting and Showing Junior OivisToh . • lines, less art and fewer • yvaiiy Blacker, district, blue. Debbie —— -features to reduce th« number Smcycr dislricl, red, Susan Call, red ^ inTETnivdiitlL"*'— ” > •'“ o j pages.. îtvUr G ootttpiiOw,*Linda Maet*n,-»toofh disif*! both blur Cmdy Martin, Wue. ' The Bellefontaine ( Ohio) Ex C mUy Hia< ker Oebbie G ilberl, Karen Call, aminer dropped Its Saturday a ll re d Senior Division edition last week because of the HEAPING CUPS. Paiion Richard Gilbert, both shoptage., but has jeceived a diNic"» bOt^ blue Tom-Pa«ton, Tim / UTAH A C Ji? >»*veUy U o o e r . D a n P t u liip . A ll ' shipment sinc^. m Uiur Ted Blacker R.ckie Wells, Karen rROlEN FOODS S it w y r t 0 <*orgr PiMlon all red The Cuero (Tex.) Daily CUP. Fitting and Showing all oges Record said that after Sept. 1 It Hfirto Pa«ton grand champion , Richard ( ClldlMBEIIi 4 ™ 1 9 Cliefry (r>iO<''i f«'\rrwc cham pion would eliminate Its Saturday D O O t Fitting fend Showihg'' ■editions and publish only TIP TOP 6 OZ. jyiiti H.tn/ei (r>amprtrtip%ion, Herman Fwentes. Monday ^Jhrough Friday be K «■ I rtf son Laurai Lee Cole all blue, cause o f the shortage .and hriii.r Kriiy Troy Langer. J Dar^n Cole. l.ynriir âr/erv. all-red O W d le n c e LIMQWA W ai Cole grand champion, The Cleveland’ "Piain Dealer l i I f BIRDSEYE 10 OZ, INTERNATiONAL reserve champion. Herman tb-opped S ^ e Sunday features Mico »oaf'Oue;.--*»«ttr Larson, iohn M^niei, all blue J because of the shortage and [ oir troy I anger Lyfiette Warren, used leftover holiday color rolls'- VEGETABLES 1 l a y e r for some Tuesday editions. BAVARIAN, AND DANISH ...... The Milwaukee Journal said its paper would be smaller and germamchocolate b ’ ue C o r . BIRDSEYE 9 OZ. COLA (.>■ fewer copies would t)e sold. Statni Ft. ed Tlie Milwaukee Sentinel re- v»i.» H o U n io n . 'd lu e . Combination Glate duceditssiae. . ror.'.^ Mowr'M r.eflruor jaro»meh bolh Madison Newspapers Inc., WHIP t>K,* i n v e i i * ' r t . h < f o r . r ^ a S to w e ll b o th publisher of the Wisconsin State Special Bf*eiue CHALLENGE

INTRODUCING. NON FOODS COTTAGE CHEESE LITTLE H YTO N E TYPE AND FILLER 6^ JOHN P A P 1 R _^ 6 PAK CANS SV.' jc tCTjOOfOSUNT. . . . . 2 for98‘ 09 COMING^ "tHE SYfl(fiMS BINDIR 29 ULYMPIABEER REG. *2.tJ0 ■ I . 11^0 ^ TWIN Jt TKJHl ONLY

CHALLENGE Th« tcolofv mjnd#d huitwn waili UNPKRWEAtt $23* •AC**Mt«lo* loi mo6,I«tw Ati®. 27 Ih ru MENS. BY FAMILY LOOK$. 3 PAK. REG. $3.69 '/, GALLON _ . •I trM lvri. fw a u B lm n ubint. bo«n. September 2, ■ lOrtl. IWdtlwJ* .OOffll. CLYDE PANTY HOSE M d * o H C O m rM t. t u i r W r W ESTW OOD. ONE SIZE FITS ALL. REO. 69- ^9^ TC EiilMC • NO EtEETBJCITY • NO p l u m b i n g — B trrF R O M • NO WATER ■ -S e p t. 3 l l i r ii • NO c h e m i c a l s . I f - ■ Sepienibrr 9 - no hofainf twill, no ffM]»-upf, md SLOOPY SHELBYS no dumpwi* ConlitoMly autOM GIANT SIZE COOKIES DINNER ROILS QUALITY I»«l<.»»«. bomin, cfiU am- / a n d th e ■ HARLIC BREAD /^SST. 3 DfOZEN PARKER HOUSE M m b o n x •» R E D - ^ R O N S MINDED DEL IMIPNTE BAKERYS CANS 0 X 1 ^ 1 . -Hw Contict: ^ ^ p t . IQ .thrir 1 1 ‘ r T W DOWNS CJP- S629 &>u«i 7100 W ttt. Septiembpr l6 m m _fh o n « (tof) 773-«714. M.YNN. 4:VARIETIES — O Z ...... '■ ^ I e^sti zel^dwest

By United Press International more than 12^ million volts. Monday night. - ' A^tifling, (ate sununer heat . In New York, the nation's The Omaha, Neb., Public truce wave paralyzed the Midwest Ingest city. Consolidated Ekli- ^ w e r District appealed and £ ast Tuesday, sending son placed the city on a “power homemakers to serve dlnn^ thousands of workers home alert," warning it may have to that di^ not require cooklhi'' early. Straining air conditioners CYt'Aja^k power u ^ b y 8 per -and-to-postponft^diahwaahiil^f^ ■pughod. wMwt. oitiM olqta ta .floni if ,tnn:itl, .temFtfrBtlirei5 , gaahing. irwipn, , replaeemeB-t power shortages or cutbacks. continOeT chores until the (toy’s peakûse _ MOie of tlm luuiit; expected today. Chrysler Corp.'s truck assem-, A.spokesman for the Orhaha Supervision (ICXS). , SAIGON ( U P I) — An Iranian A tornado swept down on the _Uy line were sent home at the -power distirict, reporting Its ' ' advance team arrived in Truce team officials at Tan tiny town of West-Stocktjrjdge, >',be6irtning of the day, and 500 ■ re^rves “Very low,” said the Son Nhut airport expressed Saigon today to prepare for Mass., late Tuesday' night, more workers at the firnl's Mid-Continent ^ e a Power Pool hope the Iranian ^ rriv^ would replacing Canada on the killing four persons and Injur Windsor, Ont., truck plant (M A P P ) advised that electrici international truce team, but get the- conrunission back to ing 40 others, several critically. stopped work at mid-moming. ty utilities- in St. LouiT, Mo., ; ran into a series of stumbling work. The panel hp^ been Tuesday was the JHlrd con Some 1.2QP Workers at Wind Minneapolis, Minn., Chicago ' blocks characteristic of the stalled for a month since secutive day-ofsWeitering heat. sor's Chrysler engine plant left and throughout a'10-state area' stalled peace-keeping Canada pulled out claiming the Commonwealth-Eklison Co. o r -, atwut lunchtime. were having critical problems. " " operations in Indochina. group was Ineffective. dert;d a 5 per; cent voltage PoWfer officials in several The National Weather Service A South Vietnamese Foreign reduction in the Chicago area cities expre^-grave concern at said Tuesday was “hot, h u m ^ ' Ministry spokesmah'said ear The five Iranians, led by Monday and asked for volun the presjent situatioil. and hazy” from the central afid'"' SUff Col. Soltan Mohammad lier Iran's delegation to the tary power cutbacks Tuesday. A utility Company official in southern Plains to the Atlantic. ' commission will be headed by Etefhad, arrived late at Tan The IXiesday power demand for Cincinnati said excessive use of Only northern New England Ambassador Aasab.Fadrri. Son Nhut airport and had to the nation's second largest city air conditioners and other .escaped the extreme heat— ' ■Iran wilJ' ]oth Hungary, wait in their plane another half was slightly less than Monday's appliances-was the reason for a expected to be around urftll at hum-while a special lounge was Indonesia and Poland , oa. the re'cdrd breaking peak, load of power blackout in that- city least TTiursday. cleared. ICCS, whose cease-fire 'and The Iranian officers were prisoner ^change supervision then Whisked away from •the duties have been suspended "airport without stopping in the since Canada left the organlza- lounge and before a waiting tion. • U.S. En;bassy representative Canjjdd left the team after Chile president forms had a chance to greet them. six months of frustration and ,T ^ Visitors were taken by disappointment with the_pro- mistake to the Iranian ambas gress of peace-keeping in the new ‘crisis cabinet’ sador's residence, and finally country. The ICQSjias created arrived at their hotel two hours to "supervise the'truce unter late. terms of the Jan, 27 Paris SANTIAGO, Chile (U P I) - Allende, in a tough speech at Tht advance teani , was acESrds ending th e j^ r . President Salvador Alj^nde^.. lhs_,swearing-in - ceremonies, MOON GLO expected to .remain in Saigon ^Fadrri, 51, is a~ Veteran plagued by middle clasis opposi- threatened "the itiost drastix?" for two to seven Sjiys "worktng diplomaT-.who curi-ently- is ition, military unrest and labor and serious measures" against D R IV i IN put details for'the arrival of serving-ôn the staff that strikes, formed a new crisis members of the press opposing BURlEy *YE,,.IUHl. lOMIO cabinet Tuesday night and 4»s regime, Iran’s full 250-meinber contin coordinates U.N. volunteer 4-GREAT WALT DISNEY i--'^—threatened “ drastic measures" - "In Chile, there isnmore'than ' gent to the International programs in Geneva, inforrhed HITS:' tômmission of Control and sources said. against the apposition press, liberty of the ^>ress—there is , Allende ■ swore in his 20th- libertinism of the, press as W ORLD'S G R »TES T ATHLETE - tâbinet in more than two j'ears well','^he said. with co-|«otur* . . . in offjce', but the latest' musical • He accu^d critics of distort KF„S( l'K. WORKKRS team up fo carrjf a ItVING DESSERT chliirs switch of ministers ing news reports about his H o b b e d uoniait to aj_wailinR ambulance aflec she was Both th«se features ■ indicatej[Lj.1itllo— ehangei _ i(^ leftist regime, but said-Jiis • oxjiriMtnir' In the smok-e-fllled Grand CentraJ dealing wjth the the increasing BIRMINGHAM, Ala, (UPI) mother-in-law had been buried Stiillon ill NfH York Tuesday. (D PIj threat of a press crackdown Box Olfic* Opani 8:45 — Four members of a saddened earlier in the day. troubles facing his Marxist , "does not mean that I ani-going- Show at Dwtk family returned to,a cemetery "They (the robbers) looked government, to deprive anyone of 'his $3.00 a carload -â few. hours afier a burial like gravediggers or employes -- Allende's old cabinet fell rights:" _ I ''Op*rat«d by service and were robbed of $400, of the cem etery,M rs. Dupree ■ Ttpart last week with the Thousands of leftist workers ôgic VolUy Amu»«m«n( Co. "^■in cash by -bandits posing as said. "One came upTb one side! Hundreds trapped in NY resignations of three military held a peaceful rally in A Movi&igoing •ip«ri*nc« whoU --- gravediggers. of the grave and the o t l ; ^ ^ members undqr lintense pres downtown Santiago during the Police &pt', B.Hr-Myers said the opposite side, then one dre'^/ sure from fellow officers, speech to demonstrate support 543-5572 NEW YOKK lUl’J) l'>arlof Ahdut pi'i suns triipped in Klis\s Mayher .saul "You could a pistol." Alleride \ept- 11 of the for the-president. "this is the worst sort of the concrete ceiling cruinblfd llu' lialn Hii'ted an hardly breathe' You could iricidetit of ^ is kind 1 can She said the b{indWs-toofc'$40fr'- previous 15 cabinet members on top of a subway Iram tiDUr iiMil a li;ill lirfiirr they hardly see There was a lot of_ recall," " ■in cash, car keys and other and appointed fqur new minis -Tuesday, causing a fire, Irajv- » i ' i f <, ,'11 n n l iM Icil Ijac k to the screaming at first, a lot of belongings. ters, including three military Mrs, Paul Dupree told him ' < Iram ! (.riU i ill.Sta til 111 tennuial, crying, a lot of fainting, "Wc had so much rnoney on ., ping hundreds .of rush-hour men to replace_ê departing Jh^ xobt>ery-occurred Monday. commuters, in the smoke^-filted- ■ ^0^1 -s*,n-Tt7s i t w a V "'n»e whole wttH ^when she, her husband and two us because we had no idea how__ ^ ficers. tOnffel anffTtillmgone man — 'I'hi' iii.iu itilli'il »a,s Kd Ih t I number of women were hTt by much all the funeral expenses Political sources said lop other family members returned Twenty-two other persons lU’ Sci', Ilf Milnirlian West flying glass," she said. were HoinR to lie," she said. Allende advisers had been to the cemetery where her Ishp, N N’ Ur vMi-. s-t.imlinj; ,it M ayor .John V l.ind.say. who suffered smoke inhalation. luMt hesitanl About including mili- a iliHii rllb.lu’il 1)) a clim b ed down Uie narrow s t a ir s exhaustion, cuts ot other Lary men in the new cabinet. htu',1' rlmiik ol ( (inrpctt', of an escape pass tlie 12-l)y-25 fool Honan, chairman of the Met tax requested iv n i'i etc .';lah. ropolitan Traasportation Au- <1 Times Square in Manhattan to ctm-NfTf rt>u+f ' n-»otor bers of the coalition are Supreme Court on June 11, that theSicrra Oub, Environmental the Clean Air Act requires not Action, The Environmental only air quality standards to Policy Center, The Federation r protect health and welfare but of American Scientists, The also the prevention of "signifi Federation of Western outdoors cant deterioration" of air Oubs, The Wilderness Society quality in areas already clean and Zero Population Growth. enough to meet the standards, lane said the lax probably Kennecott Copper Corp joined would be passed on to the nation's coal industry consumers'however it worked Tuesday it\ charging that EPA Suggested methods include tax lacks the authority to issue ing aU .<,sulphur oxide and such rules, But it broke ranks pacliciilate emissions by an with industry spokesmen in industrial operation or taxing supporting nationwide stand only those emissiotis above ards on how much dirtier the acceptable leveU air can get ,in these areas, if Sai.sed repeatedly at the the FPA later is shown to have hearings, which end today, was theruK'-makingauthority Family of 6 shot in Virginia home

ROANOKE, Va, (UPIl -- A children slam as Charles Jr,, family of six was found shot to 10; Michael Eugene, 8^ Pamela death in their home Tuesday Charlene. 5. and Kimberly, one ~nighl. and potfce said it and appeared to be a murder- The police detective said sidcide in which the father Nall and his wife 5»ere found in killed his wife and their four the bed of their bedroom and children. ~ ' ** the children were in their The victims were Charles M.' respective,bedrooms. Nail Sr.. an unemployed lock- He-said an autopsy would smith, t o _gita-«Sharol. both have to- be conducted to aboat—2$, and their four determine the time of death, e h ild ^ . Their bodies were -but estimated the victimsJiad fopnd in their three bedroom hoinein the northwestern part^ at this Vii^inuJinounta|n city by a Mlative -who had gone to-

Wednesday, August 29, 1973 'Tihnes News, Twin falls, Idaho, 9 Meserpoirs Imlc shortage wartied IDAHO FALLS — Only divecsion; 8,050 cfs at US : niln(?r an;io(lntSjQiptecipitation - Minidol^^n the Snake River: ^ y UnltedPresslntemational Taesday. -iabolit-0^ntsr-a quart.. tests re¥a have been recorded in Idaho -99,400 Withr a gage height of A milk shortage could spread In other econorjiie develop '' ■ "If we don't get this increase, thu^ far :in Aiigust, leaving - 45.35feet at I^k e Walcott. 7,7W across the nation unless dairy- ments, Sen. alan Cr^psten; D-- 1 .can t)nly fore^ c’ a; severe ^ aO S O O W Â new ;netbod .Conventional testlng- niany irrigation reservoirs low ■ cfs at Heisei 1,370 cfs Gooding . "meh geian average increase of Calif., con)plaifted-Bbout pr,i;pe shortage of milk throughout the has been developed for te st^ metfiods can determine a ■ and the demand.for irrigation Project. Stream flow al m ost, 3 centsâ q’uv t, the president of increases 6{ sourdough bread in country -as dairy farmers sell phosvhonu nee^ of corn «uhd phosphorus deficiency in soU water high I measuring pjiint is above the National Milk Producers- San Jâncisco. and altewspa- out completely or sell to - our but cannot indicate tbaaamount • Arthur L. Larson, Snake normal. Federation told federal officifils" ' ^ r publisher in Viri;inifl_said competjUon for beefproduction ’“SCr Idaho needed “for correction. Dr. River ‘ Watermaster, said - ■ . government Controls on adver- —W'hen the price freeze is lifted -Jone»-saidr>=’— ------— tising rales should he lifted__ iiLSeEtember_..’lÛke-told._fla__ havêvelijp«d.the test tp covr new soil teats will cost' acrefeet^SSl^l^St^ B recd s h e e p ,:^ e slateiî because of the paper shorlaKe. Agriculture Department CT yyjjg vsBrtwrof-B ^ — abAlii l b per sample, wTO?— tmie— paKBgOTg”------In Washington^ ttie Agricul-' hiWihg. ’ DuBOIS— M ore than 1,000 compared to only fnr tht- , Cran_stî)(jdrf,sstdne^wsmeh . ^ a L . J . Preaton Jo(iea. Reservoir has abPMt .640,^.90. ■ sneep will be affercd for~sale= associate professi^ of soil previous method with the acre feet of useable irrigatiofl mjlk pricinR plan proposed this in a San Francisco bakery and~ "Sept.'20 in the annual breeding ■ Columbia,'—Targhee and" water. Other rêrvoirs week for 39 federally regulated blamed Si'cYetury of Agricul science. University of Idaho, ad^tional amount cdvering the ^ e e p sale of the U.S: ^heep Rambouillet breeds. Some- _iDclude Island Park Rfeservoir, inilkslieds will leave overall ture Earl Butz for a rise in the said ;thcT new testing method greater number of t e ^ run on Experiment'- Station and Finnsheep. a new crossbreed, )cah determ ine phosphorus * 87,535 acre feet and Americans returns to fanners and prices price (rf u pound of sourdough each soil sample under the new Western Sheep Breeding w ill.also, be offered. Falls Reservoir, 218,700. to consumers basically unclian- bread from 50 to 59 cents. deficienciM by îindlng how fnethod. laboratory. __Sale lists, inrliiding the Snake 'River stream flow • ‘‘^'I'he price of bread is d> much phosphorus is tied up by Samples for the new test The sale will be held at 10 indfvtdual records of the rams gcd ' reports show 3,440 cubic feet stunning example of the buA' the,sofc'- - - . should be taken in a' pattern a.m. Sept. 20 at the e)qierini^t will be available after Sept. 1. Hut in St I,ouls. Glenn l,ake per seconf at Milner in the of North Uranch, Michr: testi that But?, has made of food Ii^ this way, a farmer can be sim ilar to Âat for the station headquarters six mUes These may be obtained from South Side Canal system, ?,590- fied that dairy farmCrs need an polii;^\ ' he said. "The entire told bow much phosphorus conventional method. CAROI.SKtNNKR north of Dubois. the U.S. Sheep Experiment must be added to a particular Sampliiig done in the spring or in the Northside canal. 7,355 cfs average base price hike of $1.35 reasori for Uie ri.se in the price . . . 1-H w IlIIH T Offered at pubUc auction will Station. '.D ubois, or by field for a good soil balance for fall will be more accurate than at the Heise. to Shelley per hundredweight of milk, or of French bread is the cost be some 300 stud and range iclephoning the station. flour,______suclf crops. those in mid summer when Dr. Jones said testa at the U plants are actively growing, he of I show Idaho sweet com said. The new tests should be T F girl taken needs 0.1 parts per million of repeated every few years, he phosphorus in solution for a said, with phosphorus used for 4 -JHi auto title ^ -iitasimum-yieldr^tatocis n«ed Paint Up for LABOR DAY! 0.2 to 0.25 paFts per million, he each year. TWIN FALLS - Carol said. Skinner, Twin Falls, was selected recently as the Idaho HARDW AÊ.^^ Srate Automotive Award ...... Winner. Livestock HOME CENTER g f t CHICAGO JUPO L 1v« cattle And WeaH 75 centv'low er. feeder lambs 2 00 The competition was based iroten pork bellies J 00 txigher Slaugtiter spring larnbs It's Quicker and on her achievements in the X)perr h*gh low lAiesi Idles 7 49 n 49 lltk 217 spring feeder lam bs bulk choice fancy W t 51 33A i\ i‘3 37 SI UA 7U 60 B0 lb 3I’00 35 25 - . ------She filled out^ a lengthy FeO 57 50 37 « SO « 3? s? 37A 334 report form -arTd prepared a YOU SAVE MONEY ON TRU TEST PAINT BEQAUSE Apr '.57 50 37 57 50 57 3? 57 337; A Froien pork t>elliei story containi/ig information Easier with Feb. Jt M 7t 30 7| 30A U Wf OWN OUR OWN PAINT FACTORIES! Mar ' 77 33A 77 23 77 27 77 27A / and Kjigs JiD what she had done and AAay: 76 54a 76 55 74^5 77 55A 3 learned in this project. The JOilETT Ml tU»»y LiveitocK CHICAGO (UPlI Wholesale pr.ces as- story included pictures of Carol Ca)iie 200. all steady, I load reported by USDA fiR lilBiEM j) L/ij^x PAIHJS Choice steers 52 25^.1 load choice^H»'t*r> Eggs Prices p'atd delivery to Chicago changing a tire, greasing a car 49 25* utility cowl 36 00 3fi 00. canner, and steady to weak cents per'do;en le per cutiar 30 oo 37 00 cent A or better I itTmbo 77 : extra large and other varied activities Hogs BOO. trade slow, barrows and while 73 74. large whire 71 J2. mediums dealing with automotives. |ill% fully 2 50 loweri. no 17-200 230 lb 63 64. standards 65‘ ) 25>V 00. no I 3 200 250 10 57 50 53 25 Prices to retailers A. *n tartons As a part of the recognition, wfllNT SAVE $3.3 vôck HOfs Monday 150 borrows and g«1ts (irain . considered for the national \tea<^ strong. few feeder pigs 100 150 award in automotives. lowet ftows scarce Barrows and gttts ' • i^ A I I L E ( JP l ) Today's gran GALLON I 7 ?«0 799 ib 54 50 55 00. feeder pigs I 2 prices. I 0 b S'eaitle Carol, as the state winner, - IN 24 JAMESTOWN COLOR_^ 30 116 lb 5> 00 55 25. sow» tew I 345 427 lb Soft white 5 00 will rcceive an expense paid 43 50U3 75 White club 5 00 4 GAL. CASEl Shlep AAonday 1.040 Slai^ghter tprtng Hard winter 4 90 trip to the National 4-H jm B% 4 00 5 00 low er, titfw^wer ewe» Corn I 05 » 06- Unique oil-emulsifl/1 form ula proSfijjts and 12 115 Congress to be held In Chicago. LOT -----*■ ■ -i.-^ Barley I vyears like fine quality dil base paint vvith alj P ort-P0RT1>AND (U P l) Port-P0RT1>AND Illinois. Nov. 25-29. the easy-to-usfTBarurB^'^pf latex! Resists , land cSsh grain. Produce Prices weather, smog, stains, miidevvu- Contains CoaSt delivery basis A llKmullt for Krncsl CtJiCAGO lUPM • Cheese 30 day _ . 60 day Tilanium pigrhent lor extra hiding power. P iê ib processed loat 79 25 B5 25. muen Hi‘imi)nw;iy wriilf, "The world -^SUPREME PAINTn s t e r .M «-90 25 Cheddar smgl^ daisies White wheat 5.00 5.05 Dries~l)ug lree in minutes. Rich, satin lirHsh-- LATEX _ ai 7S 9I 75. longhorns 6175 90 00. .40 lb js ii fine pUi(.(' and worth galLor in blocks 81 00 84 75 Swiss pKKks. 80 100 Yb Soft while 5.00 5.05 fmliliiii; fur." • ___ w on’i catch' dirt readily. Washes clean gradle A 89 00 92 50. B 87 00 89 50. Barley ..lOl.OQ . 105.00 GUAipEED Quickly. Tools clean up In water. Self -4 G A L L O N ffOVSE PAlW CASE LOTS HIGHEST QUALITY PAINT etc. White oi Colors at this low price. If not fu itjjjiiifie d 4/t«f apply f ^Nevvf-fiisH ipn- to l«b»r mtlruc CUSTOM MIXEn lioni enoufh p*tnt w^\ b f furmiKed to miu

SA TN IHIE FLAT LATEX Thick, cieflmy inrnttili) iiuliES painting easy. No dripping, '■'no messy ihinncis, no piiiniy o d iii' iiHisl siirlaces in (iiie co«iI Sciuhtmlile [!lni!S 30 mimiler; wtllioiil Irtpinsiks. Easy rli'.iii lip in w.ili'i fill (ihislei, wiilllioaiil, rnncrntP Ptr 4H c o lo ts rtoil piiie' w liite

•BURLIY • RUPERT • BUHL • TWIN F A ll^ ____ ^ ^ V I t .

*1 S - W TImei-News, Twin Falls, i(fiho Wednesday, Aogoi1'?9, J973 Vancouver

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¥ betrothal Simply byjiringing^ese coupons to: t w A f a l l s TWIN FALLS - Mr. and . Abigail Von Buren Mrs. Ridiard N. Bfra. Jam^s M . .Oujistehsen annoi]nc«JM«iigagein«nt Vancouver, Wash., announce^ s n n »t caiuw Trt»«-M. r. Mtwi >rM., ifc. forthcoming marriage of the engagement of their —I)E:^..ABBy-^I-recenUyli3ecajii&..very.. inuch..attracte(L |—;.daiigbt«ir, Sb«ryalLynn,.taBfc; daughter, Mardia l^mn, tb'^ a gentlemap who proudly ^ m H a to belnn 73 He’s a ■W. Stollwita snappy dresser and Is fjjH of fun, I am a middle-^ged

to dancing, tennis, golf, and any pther physical exercise graduate of Twin Falls Hlgb Twin Falls. you can name. School and attended the Miss Christetisen,.gâduat^ 1708 KIMBERLY RD. - TWIN FALLS He seems very much interested In me My question:- At 0 Dllegfr4>^î«them Idaho for fro m the Evergreen High two years. She is enrolled at School, Vancouver, In 1972 and- $10.00 M inim um Purch.qs« Required his age. Is he hai’mleifs? MARSHA CHRISTENSEN JOYCE Boise State C ollege this attended Cont]ueror's Bible (ExayDiNGaoAtEmsarsAiESTAX) - semester with a major In . . . s e ts d a t e Collegia, Portland, one year. MAYltslCLUbE ALL COUPONSfl biological science. She is presently employed In CUP THESE COUPONSI SHERYAL MACHAMER - Balding graduated from' Vancouver. Borah H l(^ School, Boise, In Stallones graduated from Is sw inger 1969 and has attended Twin Falls H i^ School In 1972 .Northwest-Naxarene College, and also attended Conqueror's Hm m o u iit ceuiÔN SAVI 37 Nampa, fbr two years. He Is Bible CoUege^gnc-seafT-ffiris harmless currentty^ enrolled as an presentlynemployed Regal WAREMART Industrial arts major at the SHOSHONEj::J!r, and Mrs. Homes, Twin Fidls. —Rc^-NeherTaiône, were TWIN FALLS - The Omaha University of Idaho. HeJs In the NavSTlteserves ^'honored by their children at a LARGE AA EGGS Woodmen will Sponsor a yard LIMIT: ONE COUPON ' w d spent two year$ active surprise lawn party at the sale at the home of Mrs. Lola P^R FAMliy UKAR JOVfE: If you mean what I think you mean, U duty aboard the USS Hiancock ■ home of their son-in4aw and Reynolds, 272 Tyler, Thursday 86; Ea. WITHOUT h#T^ffrm less'M if won't 1)« able to do you any gm>a. But in Vietnam. . dau^ter, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred and Friday. ‘ COUPON ^ wheUier he can da you any good withoui doing you any After a Dec. 29 wading at Kristal, on honor of their 36th wedding anniversary. Also lO.qpMINIMUM harm will depend on VOUR condition. the First Unitet^ JMethodist ‘ PURCHASr Of the, 6.37B immigrants Church, Twin Iâl^th e couple assisting were Susan Neher, admitted to Brazil from 1962 to -Stanley;; Mr. and Mrs. diaries. Exc. Clgorvttes & Tax DEAR AB BY: You were wrong wh?n . you advised will xea id e.^ Moscow, where 1971, the largesLnumber, 1,89&,' Neher, Boise, and Mr.an(j Mrs. GOOD AT WAREMART against reporting the fraudulent welfare recipient. If some^ 'both will attend the University rfrom South Korea. Richard Net>er, Shoshone. UM iri DOZEN one told you that he had w itn e ^ d a robbery, would you Idaho. - PER COUPON advise him t5~*'judge not” ? ~ ~ ^ COOPON G O O D AUG. 29tii thru SEPT. 1st Welfare agencies welcome legitimate complaints, and each complaint is objectively investigated.' The coraâlnant may remain anonymous If desired, and his name Is tfever revealed to the client However, vague statements such as, "I know 10 people on welfare who drive Cadillacs and have LABOR DAY HOURS: H.OOO in the bank," a re ,stupid and useless. A peVson raak^ Ing such a comment usually cannot nam^ a single person— rr end-of-rtianth “ who even comts close to- that description. Complaints 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. should be as specific and factual as possible. We find that most complaints are not well-foundod be clearatiee^.zi cause the comdlainant is trying to "get back” at the recipi ent, or that he M s drawn a wrong conclu.sion by not know- ihg all the facts in the case. But It is worthwhile to investi gate each complaint. If fraudulent and ineligible, ca.ses can be eliminated from the welfare roles, more resources will b i available to help-lhdsir-wboâre truly in need, and the burden will be lighter on Mr, Taxpayer, Regular fa ^45.00 . WEST VIROINIA SOCIAL WORKER

~ DEAR W. V. S. W .: Thank you for your fair and helpful letter. Your answer was much better than mine. 1 believe all witnessed crimes jihould be reported, but encouraging all wedther coats every Am erican to "In form ” on his n eigh bor'for an as-, all sizesrbuf lyroken. • , _ sumed Arrongdoing would lead us uncomfortably close lo becoming a police itate. and -that I abhor. 4 DEAR ABBY: Regarding that lady who (vSnlis to be Plain and patterned, spanked on her bore bottom: 1 wlU gladly oblige' her. I am regularly ^ 14.95 a 68-year.old widower.. I am also a retired upholsterer with 5ft years experlence«n seats and bottoms, POOD SÂJMP tM OPPIR WILCOMI ^ê B d ie în CINCY HP OLADLY ACClPt U.t.D.A. polyes fer parrts POOD STAMPS F t f Abby'a booklet. “Haw to Have a Lovely Weddjag," gro u p

Susan Martin weds Values fo *20.00 "tumble table" Brown in Buhl rite summer merchandise - Suaan M a rim / Nev. -...... Broljen ends.^ daughter of Mr. and M-s. Bishop Monte Davis of the Robert Martin; TWin Falls, Buhl IJDS Qiurch performed Shorts, swim -suits and body shirts. became the bride of Michael the cerem ony, Clyde Cox ^ - Brown^son of Mr. and Mrs. V. offered the prayer and Peggy D. Brown, Buhl, in a ceremony Ijott served as organist. Ushers (top-of-the-stair) - performed in the I,DS Church were Robin Martin and John Flynn, Sue Behm was in charge Ti^l^tde- is a 1973 graduate of the gufest book. of th e'Im n Falls high school l.arry Todd was best man , (unior sportswear and:ilieai|degroom graduate and' Carol Bateman was from the Buhl high school In bridesmaid. Also attending the 1969- Both are employed by couple were Sally and Penny regular to ^16.95 WARIMART PATS CASH the G. T. Newcomb Co., Shurtz. POR ALL YOUR CL^AN O ne group AVIRAOl SIZI BOSIS includes shorts

BPWclub ehects ond swim suits » u | » o n and a few tops TWIN FAU5 - Officers Bylaws of the organization DISCOUNT COUPON SAVI 2S' were elected Monday at a were read and approved and it meeting of the Magic Valley vras announced that the next WAREMART Business and Professional meeting of the organization Women’s Chib at the home of wijl be held at the home of POTATO CHIPS Mrs, Doris Harper. DrV Adele Thompson on E l i z ^ ^ Blvd. East Sept. 10, ■ IfM ffT COUPON Those elected were Frances PER FAMIIY at 6:'30 p.m,. Those attending junior size junior size One Lb. Bag Bnhler, president; Marge 64< Ea. WITHOUT are ask^ to bring’ a covered junior size UDops, preSUent-elect; Olga COUPON dish and their own table Vilen, fin t vice president; Ina 10.00 MINIMUM service. Knox, secretary, and ^ t t y blouses PURCHASE Damerpn, treasurer. sportswear dresses Ekc. Clgorattei C Tax EoHy foil merchandise in Assorted styles and colors GOOD AT WA8EMART choose from long ond rogulor cludes ponis, skirls, lops Sizes 5'through I 3. LIMIT 1 BAG PER COUPON 39! length stylet, Siies 5-13, Sizes 7 through 13 Broken, Regular to *16 95 — COUPON G O O e AUG. 2»th thro SEPT. l»t

SAVmOS »Y THB CAN AR THI CASI price T O P OUAILITT JMUU^AND PtfODW CI P rA T U R W A T ' prices effective: Thursdayv Friday and Saturday

iamous brand at your servJce. reg. fo 2.00 downtown . . Twin falls . *t- on tJtu^rmalL pPEI^UNTILg;

- I - V ' _ = . I . . ' V-T:- 'Wednesday, AugCist 29, 19?3 TImesNews, tvyin Falls, Idaho 11 ■t Ppen hoDse^s^ ____ - ______> • ♦ Jacoby Homesteaders kingrquecn o^f diamopds; for Buhl wbmdn NftRTH t9 ueen-jack of~c1ubs; jack of 4 K J 6 Itamonds. ■___ meet in area ■ ■ y s i West, a lucky expert; had to j BUHL — Mrs. Effa Owen, Mexico and the patent on the « 9732 make six discards while all Guthrie, oldest woman who tAughtJachool in Indian land, sig.ied by President 4 9 8 6 4 . SHOSHONE . Families East'ha.d to do wasTto follow present; Dean Guthrie, oldest territory before it bejame W illiam Howard T a ft, is WEST EAST suit West also had plenty of from Blackfoot, Pocatello, man presept; Justin Gray, son Oklahoma, will be honored among Mrs. Owen’s prized ♦ g ? 5 3 . 4 842 -'.'f ti m e laxisualizc-lhc-unlucl' ■' pf Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gray, Sunday in observandfe of her possessions. V 987654-»-*"— - n r J 10 _g!(perfs pfwhlern SKdshbne attended the annual ♦ 5 • 1 0 8 6 4 youngest child present; Mr. 90th birthday. They farmed IB years H is first live discardsTffere North Shoshone 4 10 - 4 7 5 3 2 and Mrs. l^vero Cody and Mr. - • The opeiv house,-slated for 2 QklahDma. before, movhig ta" hearts His sixth was a ouick. Homesteader's picnic Sunday Buhl In 1930 where Mr. Owen SOUTH 11) I carefree seven of spades Southspad at the Shoshope city park. and Mrs. Waldo Jones, for -tBr4pim Similny liT iT II iiBI lull I'HiinGMK-f T e a r g g " T T n r g ------______.... King oforTe hearts ana uurmg tne'IAi^ine^ iVi^ting mBst' ■emig,rCTi''"pn.'!it'in, 'g afii theV m o v ^ into Buhl .'He d i ^ Air when both opponents lollowefl after'ter the picnic^-din»«r,. th'ose thos< ■ with five;' Mr. and Mrft. R. B. hall In Buhl, by members of her ♦ A K y j 16 years ago.a South knew that We'st had_ present decided to, continue .Kelley, cpupfe with most family.' 4 A K l i J Mrs. Owen has six living started with four spades and with the reunion on the fourth grandcjiildren present; Ervin Bom'SeBt. 1,1883, in IndUana, Both vulnerablo East with three and that his chilslcen, Mrs. Gordon Bennett, .Sunday of August in' 1973. Bruuni having lived on h is" she lived in the territory Which West __ North Kus( South correct play was to finesse Mrs. Frank Partin and Mrs. President Waldo Jones, noHh homestead the longest, since later becamC“OUahoma. Mrs. BN T against West ...... Estle Edmons and C. D. Owen, Shoshone, conducted the 1938; Waldo and Elmer Jones, Owen r'ecalls the school where I ’ dSS 7 \ T l ’uj*s PdS'w Then our unfortunate friend m e e t i^ . ■ i ■ - the homesteaders milking the she J taught was “very all Buhl; W_illis Owen. Pas> thought about that seven of Jones was . re-elected most cows; Nephi Clark, the primitive” with nothing but Castlefordt and'N. W.^ Owen, Opontnj; U'ad V.y spades, decided that West was homesteader with the most long benches to sit on. She also BeUnower, Calif. She also has tcving to look like a man w|,lh president and ^ S ;- Ervin Braun was again named chickens^ Waldo Jones, the taught one term ia the a "daughter-in-law.. Mrs. "The queen 6T spades He fi By Oswald & James Jacoby nessed the wrong way and paid homest<‘ ader with the~ Hiost ; panhandle area of Texas. Mayme Owen. Buhl. 30 secretary. • ^ Mti_ANDMRS. DAVID MOLYNEUX off as usual chickens; Waldo Jones, the On Dec. 19. 1907, she and her grandchildren and 82 great We watched our.old friend Prizes were awarded for 1 Nt WSt'AI't M ENIt MI'HISL ASSN I homesteader with, the most" husband-to-be, Archie Owen, grandchildren. the unlucky expert at work the special achievement and other, 4ay.Jle had been holdiriji' hocses, and WTOard Jones won drove 38 miles in an open Mrs. Owen,, wo still lives recognition to ,lbose present. alone, says she can-’l handle a good cards, was winning and They went'to Mr. and Mrs. the guessing game prize .wagon to the town where they .happy Then he picked updbe Miss Anderson garden anymore, but she keeps Tlu* l)uUlin^ lias l.avern Cody, Blackfootr for were married, and had to South hand shown in the box P ^ r lawn a'nd home and also South traveling thf greatest., return home in a blinding His face lit up like a Christ WfM North .Knsl has writteB poetry'as a hobby. distance; Mr. and Mrs. DeaiT snowstorm. The couble mas tree He studied a while I V P a s s >4 I’ass 24 Pass Guthrie, North Shoshone,- for homesteaded a claim in New She requests no gifts. and chortled a happy six no- weds AAolyneux Pass 44 Pa^ having been married* the REDS^Vo^s^ trump North raised to seven N'ou SoUjlU. Iinlil longest. 56 years; Mr. and Mrs. West opened the nine of WE BUY, ♦ 0 8 6 i .! ♦ A 4 ♦ A K 'j 9 7 Royal Mulliner, Shoshone, for t w i n f a l l s Sandra was flanked by candelabra hearts, dummy hit the table Magic Valley Favorites W hal d o ’ytiu ilo n»>\s ’ being married the shortest i^ n Anderson , and David trimmed with daisies and and there-was our friend flying SELL and A Hid lour nu trump You m time. "18 years; -MrS: Dean Allen Molyneux were united in natural grecmeryi and holding blind in a fog with over 2,000 BOB M A N N points riding on the location of lend to birf a nlam unltss North TRADE marriage Alig. 12 at the First yellow tapers'^''" suddenly'jihos^s up Mithoul un at'c R o u f e 2, B q j( 134 A, Burley ^ the queen of spades United Methodist Churgh, Twin Peggy Bartlome, Twin Falls, He studied a while , played TODAY StM KSTION OUNS registe^d the guests. I^bbie BUTTREY'S 1 tablespoon grbund ginger InstiM il 111 buhJitvs«> sp .u U ’s Weeks, Bobby Waldron, and JAPANESE lyURINADE low from dummy, won the 2 15 S h o ih o n e S t. S. The.bride is the dauRhter of 1 clove garlic, crushed or trick with his ace arid i^layed your parltu't \u^^^ lu Ihrrr M E A T D E P T . '/2 cup soy sauce Judge and Mrs. Gleason U. PatUe Harris. ‘PocateUo. were garlic salt to taste, spaiics vi*ut ntw sp.iilr Whal High*tt Quality MeaU 2*'i tablespoon brown sugar out diamonds and clubs His Anderson, Burley, and the in charge of the gift tables. ■ CDmblhe abK>ye~'ingredienls. exact sequence was ace of do you lit) rTTw»-' — low Budgat Prices! J T a b lea p o o ji^ ta^J-ogon bridegroom la the son of Mr. Special guests were Mrs. Put meal in large shallow disli. diamonds, ace-king of clubs. Ansvscr toniorroM vinegar M iiiililiH iiiiii and Mrs. Marvin Molyneux, James C. LusK. Osage Qty, F'our marinade over meat and J ' ' Kinniberly. Kpn., grandmother of the ■narinate one tunijyng ^ The -

New! UNDERWIRE CRITIC S CfHOICE-: K ay W in d fJewlyWeds sor's bias-striped bodice PLUNGE ^RA complements the A-line in thiis texlured DACRON® fetedr*- ■ i: at Beau»iLoi .shaping and deep plunging polyester doubleknit. Fit and neckline are just two ot many features flattery with front zipping eas« and the Shoshone that make this o sensuous and provoca added accent of white. Sizes 8-18. $30.00 ■ SHOSHONE - Mr. and Mrs. tive bro.HJnderwire cups and Lycra Span- f , ' Otariea EaUott Neher were give support w hile its light honored in a wedding reception APPLAUSE: Kay Windsors short sleeve, SoiMtey at the hoooe of the fiberfill cu^'%bape ever so gently. Perfect front-pleated dress and jacket comnrtands 'bridegroom’ s parents. Dr. and for wear beneatli any type of. outer gar Mrs. Royal Neher. applause and is a smashing twosome with • A breakfast was held dt the ment, silk or knit, 32/36, 32/38, $3.00. the look of three in this DACPON® poly- Neher home here for the couple rlr»iihlf»knit jncquord. Sizes 8-18. ^ d ftboui ISO guests: The l)re«Xfast jras served gnests at^ $ 4 4 .0 0 . ■maO tables in the lawn. 1— 't i^The new Mrs. Neher is the MATINEE: A noturol informal look with P «n e r HeletTWeeks Tletjen. M ary Jenkins JRie couple was married ^ug. *’Poris foundotioni cbnsultont shirt collar jacket and flare p a n t s by K a y t2 at 8 p.m. at the old Q irisf V assaijSl Windsor. This classically chic plaid outfit C h a ^ on the campus of Boise is on 88%.Dqc»‘on® polyester, 12% wool SttteicoUege: A reception was JBld at the Debonair in Boise. CREPELON. BIKINI doubleknit jacquar’d. $4BvOO. Xkit o^town gue$ts attending 4ke Shoshone reception Ciing-frM crepeion of Enka's crepeset anti- , z ' ■ ' - Bchrfed Dr. arnhMrs. George Dr. and stgtic nylori fiber. Double free crotch. Set- f f r s r Lauren Ndier, Jeroeae;- on woven fvylon elastic ol^sng- iop a n i_ ^ t Lynwood !|b-. a id Mrs. WUliam Mabbutt, leg openings. Color coordinated with Cref^- ' atDl. Richard Mibbutt. r W e d » , ^ Boise; Dr. lon daywear. All colors: S I .75. Friday night~ V a m t. Paul Reuston and Dr. Tmpen and son. aD • Bankcards Welcome . A m VaUev: Mr J I T e ^ CaidweU; k w ^

• iM H r s . Stepbcn Dreskell and ' PorOind. Ote- i j j TliTies News. Twin Falls, Idaho WRdrresd^Y, Aw iist 29,

WHAT’S A SUMMER HOLIDAY

WITHOUT • ' f ) iRIED CHICKEN? t:

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IGA ALL FLAVORS BIG JOHN’S IGA DILL - BIG 48 OZ. PICKLES J/2 GALLON. 35 oz. W "'1 ICEISEAM 7 9 ‘ BEANS 'N HXIN’S 5 9 * IGA-PKGOFn mS/MDWICH IGA3P0IMD ^ COOKIES^ 4 9 ' COFFEE Sandwich |uns. 2 ,M IGA GRAPE VANMil CAMPLABir — - iiitrjni^A B K r O T ^ H S i m ' CLfARWATER CHUNK JELLY 2 LB. JAR. 69^ PORK & BEANS 3 F. 8 9 * BONITA..».: 3 f. 8 9 OGEANS P R A Y ^ NAPPl ^

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^ vy M MARILYN A J E^XIOTT with a b ^ bid of |197il96 plus $8652. Mitchell gave a completion Board meraberajdiscussed the possibility of postponing the ,,the Burley High School Band was hit by a car ..._ ------D >riniêiBlts writer date of June i. 1974 and Jones of Feb ri; 1974. project and rebidding at a later date in conjunction with anothei* It practiced 00 Aûrley Street and several students wete , B U R LE Y — n)t,Caasla County sdtool board did some fast V Tlie otheritwo ladders were Neilsen and Co.i Twin Falls, at district proj the hospitaT A suit waaiiled early this vear by parents a t figuring and fobptE a discouraging answer Tuesday night after (197-8i^^w44,S89 and Shlppen Cowtniction, Idaho Falls, at Monday’s meeting. . ^ . the in juredured students agaln^ both the b o se ^ Iand the band teadier bids were opened fpr the flret of,five distrtdt construction $226,^ pliis tlQ,SS6. - . ■ , ReviMd preliminary drawings for another project, the Deoard-(nembei^^haFles-W«Fdr- complete.aU projects,; “ the''i)ext projwts will h ^ e to be cut txiilding,” Richardson said. _ ^ , Malt^T, said, ‘^^hat we-need today Is space." Mrs. Wrigley said there were currently 20 stênts in the class down In programs and In scope," archit^t KeitH nichardson, of Any delay in acceptjng"blcls, he said, could a^ld one to two per A request by the Burley lUgh School pep band to practice. and there cotild be up to 25 shortly, with only one teacher. Rlchard&m and Richardson Assoc , Salt Lake City, said. ceijt nronthly to the cost of construction "the way things are marching in the streets was denied by the board. 'Permission Blauer said that a special education class with 15 students was • The apparent, low bidder was Mitchell Construction, * v going nOw.” - will not tie given to any group to march on city streets until a required to have a teacher and an aide.. " PocateUo, with a base bid of $194,400 plus $5,250 for basic The board could accept the low bid^jid then make cuts in the court ruling has been’'given on a suit stemming from a band; ■ No acUon was taken by the board, but the possibility ofhlring another special education teacher will be explored. electrical work. Jopes Construction, Burley, was hext_ln llrte construction project to help hold costs down, however, he said. accident last yeac, the board said - , • Special task forcie set Tractor contestJ C a m a s C a s s i a held at Rjipert E l a i p r e to revise G t t o d i n g RUPEIRT — The main event at the Minidoka County Fair J e r o n u e BOISE (U PI — Attjl’. Gen. W. Antony Park Tuesdayr I statewide geographifMllstribution and will comprise a ‘board M a g ic today is the 4-H "tractor driving contest as judging begins on some exhibits. ‘ , ' - appointed a special task force-ea-orijilîiod e revision to help base ot persons vitally oQncemed with the various aspects of the L i n c o l n criming code." The tractor driving contest will be held In the rodeo areria'Bt— devise something more acceptable JoLthe present code. M i n i d o i c a 7 p.m. Junior and Senior division 4-H’ers will maneuver their Idaho’s legislature revised; the .criminal ..ôde in 1971 but . He named the task f^ c e Fourth District Judge J. Ray repealed the actiori a year lat^-becau^ Sf vigoroosTJppOStJiaa, ljurtschi, who will serve las chairman; Washington County T w i n F i k l l s V a lle y tractors through an obstacle course In competition for prizes. -ijy various groups responsi,ble. -administration and ' ( r a e r l f f Jim Johnson, Weis^r; Kootenai County Prosecutpr Gary The event is free to the bublic. The home economics building was closed during-the day for enforcement of the new laws. Haman, Coeur d'AJ«nfc;Jrred Kennedy, a Boise attorney; Ben jWednesday, August 29, 1773 Judging of 4-H h^me economics exhibits and open class arts and Park said the law enforcement planning commission, which Cavaness, power county prosecutor, American Falls; Martin • ■ j he chairs, has authorized creation of a special task force to Ward, Pocatellcu sixth judicial district magistrate and trial ■ ceramics. Fat stock was weighed at 1 n.m. and all 4-H and FFA and.open class livestock and crops could be entêd until 5 p.m., r e \ ^ the present code. He Said those he named to the t^sk force court administrator; Eli Rapaich, Lewiston attorney;' police were active opponents of the code th lawmakers repealed but chief Bob tûttlferhan, Coeur d'Alene;,and lôrrDavis, director of as ûld.EiU oped dass community produce. The'miniature rodeo begins Thursday at 8 p.m. and îEill-be -still feel the old code is not doing the job. continuing edtication-for-fheîuprfme court. held again Friday. All children from 9 to 14 may c ^ p e t e In the “ In spite of the Tact that the new code was not successful, Park said the public, the news mediaf and the legblature will almost eve^gpe who is involved, in idlaho's oriminal justice rodeo contests with na entrance charM. Youngsters will t>e - be kept fully apprised of theprogress of the revision efforts. Ifleiitorial (biassed aeeoFding to weight. " . - systfem is m basic agreement that the old criminal code "Input will be sought from such groups as the Prosecuting ’■ Participants may sign-up today or Thursday pfipr to the structure is really--Inadequate and in desperate need of Attorneys Association; the Idaho Sheriffs Association and th e " HAICEY — A memorisLto the late Eira .. j-Qjleo. - '• t ... i modemfeation ahd revision,” rark said. , .. i Pound, .' famoas HaOey-bor^ poet Is- bebig Chiefs.of PoliGe“A^ c i»tia »L as well as the public at large,” he Judging on open class community produce and 4-H and FFA ■'To this end. the special task fofce'members .ytill liave a planned by. the Chamber of Commerce. saiO.. I beefanddalry andtjuHlltyhorseiudglftg-tts-welTasperfomiance - In a mMtlng of the Chamber Monday,- horse juding will take place Thursday. Boberta MeKercher, Chamber seeretary- The home economics building will open to th'e public Thursday treasurer, read a letter from John Jpnes, Jr., , administrator of the E ir a ' Ppund eitate, Injunction against firm taken acknowledging the chamber’s desire to erect the memorial, possibly In. the city park. . , Jones’ letter suggested the memorial rjtlHeet Pound’s love of nature and asked the Chamber under advisement by judge in TF to send him the dimensions and a description ol Jerome officers the city park area. F f f i l S - Fifth District Court Judge Clwl<^ le s Scoggin upon any contributions or activities on their (buyers) part New officers of the Hailey Chamber were Mondayidnday took under advisement a defense counseTscounsePs draft of a toward our sales efforts," ____ - “ n announced. They Include Wally Young, p r e lim i^ y injunction against Master Distributors, Inc. — Restraint from not indentifying the Company and the ^ president; Jerry McGrath, vice-president, and patrolling lake The injunction would prohibit the compnay from uSlng alleged purpose of telephone calls in calls to prospective buyers. Mi-s. M cK ercher, retained as secretary- high pressi^-e sales tactics and misleading incentive programs — Restraints from disclosing the real purpose in bringing out treasurer. William Shaw Is retiring president. JEROME — Sheriff Elza Hall, Jerome County, said today his in the-sale of water conditioners. ..a free gift. Webb-sai3lhe company would further agree to be In other 'business Youqg_reported on the staff is continuing to patrol Wilson Lake in the hope of finding The Idaho AttorneyGeiietal’soffice-filed a complaint against 'restrainet^ frpm failing to advise the prospective buyer lhat the merchant committee which has been expanded Dean Dotson, 26, who apparently drowned In the lake Aug. 12. the .company Aug. 1 alleging vilations of the Idaho Consumer purpose in bringing out the free gift "is’ to show our product and to Include-all merchants. The committee will Hall said normally the body would hav^ come to the suriace in Protection Aqt and the UniformConsumer Credit Code. make a sales presentation." - ' meet the first Tuesday of each tôn|h...... about seven days, judging by water temperature and weather In the' stipulation Monday, defense counsel Uoyd Webb — Restraint from making second calls for appointments with conditions. He said extensive dragging and diving efforts have outlined a seven-point injunction to which he said Master the same customer. Webb added that the company wished Ui proven futile. Distributors wpuld.consent. ‘ make an exception where the customer indicated that the first The Jerome sherlfi^s office has no rescue equipment and has Webb noted, however, that "we^xpreMly want it undierstood appointment was not convenient and suggested that the been using a borrowed boat on the lake since the apparent that we are not conceding thft these activitled (the alleged company call at another time. drowning, he-aaid, and another will be put on the lake today or violations) have,in fact, taken place nor are we conceding that', — Restraint from refusing to leave if the customer is not Escapee gets Thursday ttr-nialntain a witch. said his department if they did takepiace, they would be violations of two laws which interested in buying.' "However," said Webb,

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Tem ikeratures, T em peratures H - , DOW JO N li STOCK «VIRA-UIIIU.«H> Ntv Pw V^5- t 7 3 23 II . m . ■ i n , S t O i l i J M J5 J*i « 1 71 9 A b e r d e e n - - High Low Pep. day In light trading on the N ew . N t r c h g j r * - H 7 53 tC J T + 0 0 * + 1 J J N i J ^ ^ W A 9 \ 4 H 1>H U '^ P e l + 0 07 +.0 5* NL'^lndu«t 1 ♦ MH I3W B o i a e ' ' 91 68 .1. , YoctSJock Exchange. Nor»olKW»5.r 5 i% * 5 7 ^ % B u h l . NoNtGt7«0 I' 3SH iS'^' 35'/»+ V% Boise c 81 94 .... Hie IW w Jones Industrial av S TAN DARD U POOR't INOEKM^ N o S lP w 1 *4 ♦ 47 25 25 +, )/% B u r l e y Boston c ,------M 72 .... erage had' risen 0.0^. to 872.14, N»vB«n I 60 14 3 57 S 6 ^ ~ 4EW VORK (UPI) - StMd«rd & N o r tn S i t9t> IS m 28V. 37'/. 2#'/j* C a l d w e l l Buffalo pc 83 71 sherto after the opening. PoQT'k hourly IndexM for W e d n e sd jy C a s t l e f o r d Charleston .S.C.fiC 86 .73 .... vanros w ere nearly double^lfr -OeW-IUltl4»__154^ 9*^ 9 4»-|nd M Utll soe Stilt OgdvfX3p 60 6 « i 13 V'< r r "ll'ay- T ail field- Chicago c - 92 78 .... dines, a m o n g 3 4 5 i s s u e s t r M e d , ^>116 59 33.45 49 • ! 103 AT Ohto Ed 1 «0 10 U 30H 30'.» 11519 3^^31 49 70 103 02 O h iaG E I 33 17 K n ’/t 32'^ Jl'T t G o o d i n g Columbus,0. c _ »4 70 Stocks continued to rebound, OklaNG I )3 9 3 19'1 19'-4 K'l • 1 3 '-. t O rangeville Denver-pc 87 .53 .... aoparently attracting som eb ^ - oitnCorp aa • )J IJ'i l2'/'i nm^rtHn„W„A, Hagarmaa . pain-liiintint’ altef- a ttiftntti of - t4W. Or Rck( 1 70 n 0 1 .i' El C6'3 10" -Homedaê 54 54 -$r"Tmr-nw74T^ - B e ^ t - e ------B6-.-e9-77Tr steadv losses. The Dow clinribed dowc«m uaj 3 34H 34'^ 34H •' ...... b r e iv a r I 40.14 ^?S ^ 4J 44 ‘Z OolbdAA I 70 - - n 4) 40*4 4013 ’ -ft^-ftfehpHKalUs El Paso pc 92 63 .... 1.36 tu B72.D7, but witti little,in’ D uk e P > 40 n 33 19 | { h l e ' L T •« M eniil I iB B 53 33'^ 33 V. 33 D u P on t >^4b1A 23 159^W 15*'/! 159*V’» ’ 4 * Ow# Jerome Houston r 86^ "73:"T8 thcmwsbackgroundtoencour- — P P — DuqneL I 73 ^ S 31^ 2IW-2l^4t P«tG«% I 78 J. ’ 54 35 * 35 3 5 '» Kimberly' IncUanapolis c 91 69 atjc a return to a/iOTma'l level —B I ----' Pac Lig 1 6a 9 •H^v^lH 3I‘-4 31'.4 EdîoC 3ab • \}'U M \)'/4 * W Kuna Kapsas a ty r 9 3 ' of trading, volumi' cemained 415 P in Petri 50 19 5 30V* 3 0 H «L .... Eastern PacPwr i 60 10 16 33-v 33** 33 E»t Ko -»-7*«3S^.-533 U 4 U !34%% 134*-^« 1W McCall -laJs Angeles c 77 61 '.... PC TJ.T I 7010 3 I6'1 16'I l6'-» sub-par. -• E atnC p 1 ao 15---- 3J'-» 32 V» .32^ ân Anri A>r IIS 6>« 6'» 6''« EiPaM >NC I I3H 'I Mtn. Home Memphis pc 94 74 .... A number of comments on 47---r3Vi 13^ P anh dl I 90 79 EMra Cp I' V 5------39'* 79'» . 3^.. 7»!. 36 Penn Cenir . 36 3 '■ Lewiston Miami Beach r 86 73 .... the economy were forthceming E S B In c \ 40 35 U 35 • - 1---35»^ Pen n «y I 17 75 57 75 ' 75' E^m«rk 7S 6 60------33‘ j 33''4 33' < 75't ;;; Parma Mpls-St.Paul pc 91 73 .... frointopadniinistrationfigures. P rn n D ia 70 6 A; E v sv a lo l *4 7 ' --- 14^1 14*<. 14't - t P en n P L I 68 8 |9 70" ^-71 IhylCorp 5------39^4 39 *.4 -PdcatelTo'' -- ■Nfew Orleans r 89 71 .... ■I Deputy press secretary Gerald fc I 6. , P rn n /o il 80 9 170 19 E iC r ll O 90 10 37-----15 V .^5Vfc P» ■ Preston New YorJt-c .. — 67 .... Warren said late I'uesday that t « * o n 3b n 790------a9t« 38H -- F P--- PepsiCo I 70 36 38 ai'/* 81 ai*^ Rupert Orlando r 91 76 .... I>resident Nixon is confident P liier 64 39 333 46'/ 45'^ 46*» h d b e r g e 40 6 . 27 • '>4 1 8 Ph*K) D 3 70 10 133 46'» 45'^ 45''. F archC ISO IB SS7 S4'/» S6 V« • _ Salmon Phoenix pc 104 83 .... “ there will be no recession next P h ila E l I 64 >0 356 19^4 19'/ I9L« • FîiHnd lib 10 IS S' / 5' / S' / Pti 7 n a « e u • 1.4 P n .IP e l \ yO 35 308 54' * 54'-. 54 < / F arah M tg a 6 '* &v* « ' • • 'W,Yellowstone PortliriaMe c 88 60 .... a Utx Increase Treasury SecTe- •Pillvbry.1 53 II 39 43*7 43 43'/ t e t f O Cp 909 S i 38 38 » "P itn ey B 68 11 31 13 l l ' « l l ' a f ireMoo B6 7 n I9 H 1 8 '* )9< J * Portland, Ore c 79 ' 61 .... t;iry George Shultz said early Polaroid 13 84 504 l ) 8 ‘ / ]15 116 r VI Ndl birs s 16 U )« - PPGInd I 70 7 30 39 Raleigh c 91' 70 .... Wedne.sday the nation still faces Fvf'aCpI 70 H 41 ^ 6 -4 35V% 3A'.4 * *-4 P roc& O 1 80 37 »rv4ioJ''.t '* h le m g 0 60 7 n 9 H 9 W 9 H ' • n 109'• Richmond c 95 73 .... jnfjjitionary troubles, but add P u S cb i ) 70 a 40 la'i I7'a 16'a • '4 r l.ntkot I OB 6 14 16’ < !« ' < • '.4 92 69 .... ed "ttiere are good spots on the t laP w r I 80 10 K 10 i6 34> 1 ''4 PSE4.G I 73 9 3 I ''4 31'/* ' 4 St. Louis r f MC CO 8i 7 103 I 6 W IAV4 Id * * Pullmanin 3 11 33 69' / 69>'« 69W* ’« < Lake City c 82 52 .... horizon " i ooOf r 70g 1 6 H 6\% 6 H PurenCp M 9 -10 ir^V 149 41 ~4\'»* Seatll^ pc R ayth on 70 9 40’35 7 4 7 4 »» Sunny days^ cool ni^ •+ Juehu l IJO 7 77 57 .... himU taiUick investors, moyed . R CA Corp 1 U 5363 3 ‘i- 73 31-.4 t Spolwne c* shiirplydownwardatKrankfurt, («A( (o r p qMeadng C6 . I Tampa r 90 78 .... (•A> Cp 44 6 R epbStI I 70 6 1133’i Washington c 97 75 .... Zurich, l.ondon and Paris. 0<*m Sk I 30 6 RrV^f • ^0«'7t 57 Twin ^ Falls; northslde, the area. It will be slightly — -Surface high pressure C*«snnrH 7W 8 R ev Ind 3 6« 8 165 45 1 —centered over Idaho this Wichita pc 94 67 On AOI 60u 16 R ey M et 40 16 376 I5^» • Burley-Rupert area: warmer. Ixiws tonight wiUTJe— I9V» Gen Dynam / R w ia t\a .86 II I9>* '19 morning is producing pleasant . Roan&l 55b. - ^ 4 6 I" 5'» 5'» Continued fair thr,ough in the 30s with highs Thursday L A.!\ I9'« oiiK M M K K M I I (>rn ___ ^ Ros I 7 * - i fVlfr' TH'. 20‘. GenMUJ Roc K^ll I 80 / 16 7J 77’ 77 . warming trend. lx)ws"toni'ght—1| sligbti-- warm ing trend is HofiThH J 17 70 •?? 94 VI»-4 »1*^' Friday’s outlook- calls for GnAAol 3 9Qt) 8 are expected in the 40s with - expected through Thursday. S«-«*rTp. I 60 17 86 46'4 4 5 '. 46 * indifStes fair skies and little The P a cific northwest is portion Thursday. Id' I0’ 4 San dc» A&><5 14 G lobal MAr 13 ■49 9'^.....9.'.n. _E./J The extended outlook Friday High Low Acltl,ll I I lt> 10 •* Goodrich I « Sal in I 60a 7 59 31 73-^4 33 fT temperature change. , . experiencing a'westerly flow Air MftHi ;0 7S ,4j- / • '• Scrtonrtg 67 44 \U 79'4 78 /9 I . GoodyfTir I a Camas-Pralrle, Hailey and alpft. The jet stream is now ^ through Sunday forecast?'dry Yesterday 78 43 A ,f(o|m «0 -V 10' Il'H »f ; Grati- W r / te S thlurnb 60 54 141 II6'« liy « I16'> I I J&V )j-> . lr * '4 G rand U 80 9 SC M Crp 40 6 77 1l'« l'>* It'* lower Wood.River Valley: loicated to the north of the weather with the highs in the I.astyear 85 50 AMr ► Stgn.ilCo 60 V 70‘. All11,•, { hClit, 1/ 715-“ 1/ . G fn.G .rtnl SiMtnsC 0 ,6a 8 17' . G»«‘v»»«l ' 04 9 S.t>y«-f C 7 40 10* 50 LEGAL NOTICE A 10 IB Gfu'nm rtn S*mtriklinr 5 tS 51 • .nr*, V7 m '> S ( r t l( d 1 56 9 SO 71 U 71' . IV 5 - • Gulf 0 -1 I . a notice o f sale ADr.iiul I IH / n w JJ' / • GulfblU I W iT) S o u lM f 0 I 14 9 175 I7V« I7'4_,I7V* • S o N IW p s I ' , 9 79 4 4 H 44' . - 44'.« . ' / u s said willing Notice IS r^re b / givWi that Allen AinhfiM W VS 79 79 I G lt^ W s 64<« Mutiaal. F uiids 6 ' • A m i TtM i }Q fl / t ;S 78 .. -HH-—'' 7 16 8 117 7 8 ‘ H 78' M ’ 4 SchiH)er.‘.Bffx'4A, Filer. Idaho will J4 ' , 1 4 ‘ . A C y.w. I iO i r S» 73' . • .M^>t>Pnp 60 14 146 I6'« I5N« I6>«. 1 . 'm So 4rf>l W7 6 79 1 5 '4 1 N«*w Vufk -» ol i I'll n U s V 07 M A 5S FNCL ; HO ■ sell to-Uv^ highesi bidder one 1969 ' 0 nl. IfH LUi V 96 ?4’« 74'< 74'« H arris I I 17 10 4S 77-4 76 7 /'4 1 ' 4 Sow^1PS 87 II 74 l l - h 1 1 I I lOWifK) IS .1 li\l o« FIDELITY M il 1 1 07 17 04 I vu.\ 6 57 Honda. ID No, CT90 217998 Bids w ill 14 IS 16 719 4 0 ' . 4 7 'h 48 ' m I ' 4 I V6 A m ^ «iK>« 1 Hrt laAAn 7V 19 II »7‘fc i;'« 1 ; > 1 Sp Hond 66 W b<(t 'tpO .! GROUP M l(. 17 VO 14 U) P.u •Id, be receiyed until September 4. 1973 78' 78' / '4 AmHo.M fcO / 17 1 iV-t , h p u u h j oa li 76 46'4 4 5 ‘. 46> 4 • \ «• [) l.» 19 i ; 78^4 (,US on \ MolurtI Hiui (IrU H A/ 9 4li. 1 ) 09 14 II 5HEAR50N FOS 91 ‘r. V7' « 91 1 . APKt. 1/ VS IV 67 The-adverthser-reserves the righi to A m H oni 6-4 IH 4jt. MrrTulrv 80 1/ tar-"!«h. ,-Wî 34 «•. 1 V* .Sguiljb 1 56 ilt >11 » untJN .IS itiA>l''«l t)y C .1p l.1l 1 1 40 i; 4A M l (* 1 1 OH 14 10 to convert dollar 47 ' , 1 ' . reiect ffrry-XJr-^TfbTai A>TiHo\p M 40 47 »1i-r vhy I 10 10 4 14'* 14 14 ' . SI h r i u l 1 / 1 1 4 1 4 7 ' < 4/ . Il»f N A S D in* C ut«lr ,1 V IA M ( n 14 11 IS 47 |M< «iin 16 6A It) 71 A»'4 66 •7*4 P u b lis h A u g u s t 23. 24, 2d, 27. 28. A Mt-li <1 11 H futilfin 97 74 \S4 57' - SI 57' 1. 1 I SliJ O il ( a I 1 9 79A 66 C V . A VA f 7> M.ttrs ly ; OH 7 OB Invi-.l V U 10 07 ( 0 ) Washing^ Star-News transitional period to meet the a i ' . • 1 Acnrr Mulor 4 6 '« M cwltl F> 70 46 6 8) 80' . n > 1 . ' S lilO lnil 7 68 11 198 «7 «o . Tue vd«v Drst A 14 M.iMhi 10 VA 10 V6 '.h I).'..11 17 SI i; SI 29 , 30 . 31.'S e p te m b e r '2. a n d 3. 1973 H 5 v * ■*T*>. I SI AmNCA ; 40 r JON. Rilton HM I 10 19 7?'« 77 h. 77'« . ‘ » SfdOh.o 7Tt) 71 61 ) 17 ' h Auijus* 7H 19M I SSI . 10 7A M'O A.n •. 19 S 66 ',.iU I d WASHINGTON - The Nix(jn obligation in terms of o.ur 14' 4 14 >4 1 A SinrM 1 ;0 I Moh.*f 1AA n U 7 76'. 76'-4 76'. . SlcU[>ru 60 78 1 1 1 1 4 '. ’ i... Bid A»k t v. f M 10 &A 11-4,7. . flAony * .J 111 4S 1 1 4/ 5IGMA FUN05 7 4 '4 76' 4 76 ' 4 ‘4 admiflistrallen, optimistu;. reserve and balance-of - NOTICE OF SALE Am SItKl SO « H04-riu>t 97 9 41 17*. 31*4 37 • 1 ‘4 SIi -vvW m 1 B5 a 10 ADMIRAVEW 1 IS 7H lA 70 . M SH » il 1 1 A7 1 1 67 ; 78 ; 96 U '4 ' 4 . VV« 10 VI . Notice' hereby given that Am T & I ; HO 10 Moll t lr< in t 7 /' ■ r m ;■» ' a S u n s h .f> f 47 5 1 7 '. 1 7 '. • C.ryvll> 4 18 J S8 Pur >tJi a 94 V n Mil llnu V 6 1 10 VS aix)ut this country's abilit>r-te , payment5^^position." A m rlfk )0 V 0 ' S5 0 /S Ventura C SaJir>^s. 166 R a m a g e . Mol lnn% JO IS 160 77>. 77’ ; 77>» 1 >M U>t.O,9 ■ 3 ^ 1 S.rtrrn 1 * UJ. J .4 0 MM » i1 1 4A R 06 ______I ^ ^ t n U 5 /9 I/. AM ^ Uvl V HornrMak I 16 70 47'« 4I'» 4 1 '. • - - ¥ T - Insijf»' ; 7V a ii4 11 I'M,J 7 1 AS* ,>«rN9 M il <.fo 4 14 4 69 8 conipete abroad, in^cates a Ht-4uldeM that “ we have not Twm FjHIs, Idaho will sell to the 18' / * B 9 8V V flV Arftprw < p iJ 4W M onyw l I 40 77 I0« 110'. 108' y 109' V . V* 1 rtOtJy C w p ) 1 96 18*4 18' . AflViSCt , 4 17 4 SO FINANCIAL M uoi'.rjt 4 ;o S 1 1 h m h e ^ l b id d e r o n ' 1964 C h e v ro le t 49 I 7 ‘ w 17' - I ' • 10 46 10 46 __ new wilifngness to restore yoti reached the strength we A4 56 S. 16>4 I ■ 4 3 i 6 1 7 '* Acln.t 1 d 8 70 8 96 P B D o a AM S M«>(»<< IM H a; 9 1; - tm^'ala 4 ^ o r , I O 4lft6‘TS31W90 1 16 7 0 '- 70S . 70' / 17 IS 17 > 1 , . AkaiOm IMi H H o w a r d ! 70 19 75 la ^ T7'« IB 1 v u vi 0 1 16 8 A cllld 1'' 1 1 51.U )9 f lit (lyu 4 IS 4 IS M..I '.M S 14 '7,s 14 VS convertibility of the dollar. need-i«-eup external accounts" B id s w ill be rr*c e iv e d u n t il A u g u s t 31. Apct u( p 16 IB Howmrl_^.70 9 17'. 17' / 17'. 1 u 1 1- . At 0 1 7 7 a 500 30' . 7 9 '. 30 A lu lu fr 9 7fc—< 78 t .!> Kul 4 10 4' 10 Mull Irs 1 HS 1 HS - / f * 1 * . 1973. The a d v e r lis t'f re s e rv e s the Ami» uS I ;o } t «•. 1 1 r 1 Sa 1 7 ^ t l 4 0 ' - J i ' ' 40>>. A(»l 1 Cl 4 /S 4 85 f in* In. S 4; Not irt.Ki 0 64 9 A4 °n t "i .^TTits attitude was expressed in " to as^tinle the obligation. 4 f 14 7 7 '. 74 1 ' • '* V V»v» In' T f j ^ r? 77 nqhi to roi<‘ 104' • • r » _a white paper, released by the This is, the United States at P u l)l'S h A u g u s t 20. 21..- 22. 23, 24, . Arvhl 0.1 I U) « ldcAlB«iv 10 91 n I4'4 14 14 • ' ■ 1 (•> in l^ rr V6 1/ 770 1 0 6 '. 105 Alpti.i 1 il 1 ; HI 14 07 1st! ti v.» It) 96 11 9fl H SS V ♦♦ spn-t I 10 6> )0 10'. II’ • IS . • ' M 1 . P I I 5-Ui 15 7 71 71 ArTU AP 1 .4 64 S 0/ FIRST hu...l 4 >4 s in treasury Monday, outlining the that time would not promise to . 26 37, 2B. 29 a n d 30, 1973* * • . Ai Mm rMiii ; } 1 l.-.U Iil-l 04 14 K*0 7 8 '. •77’ . 78' . III P w f 7 70 II1 7S }> 76' , 77 1 Am. {)vfs V im.'v v7 INVESTORS II.V..II. 1 4 / 1 '4 STATE BNPCflP 1 r> sgxil 60 ' 9 / 74 74' . 74“ » ‘ w » d 4 JO'■•S' ■ convert the dollar until it could linponalCp S1 n i 9 ‘m 9 ' h I ’ B 16 A .11 t g t r 4 41) ' 4 «7 [)iS> > .i s n S 87 P. . 1 -.Ik s 4; A 4/ United States' position in NOTICE TO BIDOERT Ti-.troo. 96 8 19 70' . »#••. 70' . UllOMl [i.vrs.l INA( p 7 tOa V1 11 IV 59 . AM E X P R E S S Of »»> i- i l • .1 OJ.• L « S OS Aviu-Hui JO 1 2 '» i'fc- - negotiations to rcforu). the “ at least see good prospects of •. The Sl^te purchasmg Agenf tor 14 Inu RndJ^jA I 41 6J .6S'« 64' i 6SU ' - t n . o K o r so 7 IV 1 7 '. 17' . f U N D S SI.Hh I f 51 » 7V - A \ i A VA I'l »Jur s 4 VU 7 ' h 7' . ;•. 1.1 the Stale ol Idaho w ill receive sealed B inland SM ’ ‘ IS« 76- - 76-• 76' . I ‘« llx iltyD 3/-8 71 ( ,lpl.n - / JH 8 0^ 1st M iiH. B IV H C.l .Ar 11' .AM 7 .14 -.1 I ( intetnatiorial monetary shifting to payments surpluses. ao u 24'- 10 3 7 ' . 17' . 37- . • ' ■ '.t i I iiM HO a ilO' b id i a f 'h iS o ffic e . R o o m 205 iO ln%p C'opp ' 17 16 3S*» • H t ‘. l.iifcKH I 80^ 7 iMl Of»l FORUM GROUV “*- NEW ENG L F RrtkcfOii l / i ; 31 TV-. 79 ■ 'li 96 11 4 41 40 41 • ' 4 Sfi *S 70 45 system, A “significant Until then, this country could 31 IBM Cp 4 4a 1)1 141 J04‘. 307' , 304 >4 1 I4 InvstTTi / ii- 8 4^ t^nu itV IIL5V 1 (J.^ly 1 S A 1 IA VV Statehouse, Boj>«,-fdaho, until f*l> 4 4 a I. TfMs.trn 55 9 I I ' . I 1' 4 1 1 1 ' 4 100 10 STEADMAN FDS lolMar V I 40 a1 I9S J4-. 33'* 33’- H Spo. I > 4A B W 101 » m l / HO / «0 'C 'w ii. 10 >0 1 1 ftj concession to foreign demands not earn.enough S. D. R.'s and September U. 1973. at times ftu )0 A 7 l&‘< U‘4 .Uj»"Un 1 44 11 6 31 31 11 1 ’ t ' A... iiul 7 VH 7 9« Inti M>n 9 ’ . • SlDiK / } fb duluiTl H VI H VI s.ill' 16 5H *» 07 specified below, lor the following, 3 7 ‘ - t S - m W ‘ - 7 0 ‘ . 1 ' ^4 Assa I J IIS IIS Bf4 > I '- l»i'touJ-4ib 7 6 '. 5 76 » dn (*f 4 SO 4 V; 'N.>o Ui-Ul. 5 01 SOI BrothA ;0g ; } 14 1 74' . 74- , 74- < • - H STEIN ROE FDS good on convertibility, and Printing Brochure "Idahp" Until H Inl T&1 1 40 81 799 17 3 I ’« ' 1 MW In 1 04 9 A m ln>7\t AV 4 *9 F O U N D E R S 8 at ■ H HI Cofw.ertibility. is an Bril Hwl |4 10 97 )l so !'>* 7 >« T'Si B.tl.wx ^0 47 70 4/ 4 00 ^ Jl Itck Corprtn U1 6 1 31' y 301. 31 • 1 4 T w ( 1 > 101) 8 AmAA4il- - ® M G H O U P N> wylpf) 1 1 AO 14 A6 Brnduld ------J J — u u - A m N t ^ . z:74 7 45 (,r Mlh S W SHI IV* s J-l.S ■ tU U U i ■'0 '9 10 IV F o r 1 the State Commerce & n««\qin»t inf Tli 17 17 1 \ Slu. k> * ^ I 4 t<0 14 ftO i i i n * t r r t — 6^-a-1— " 'p*- »7*i. »7‘- U A l - ln< Ofp 16 1 14 16' 4 ANCHOR lM« oin 11 AA W /4 Ni'w WMl 17 07 11 14 country tojedeem amounts of continue to pile up abroad. Development Department at Boise, 76 76' 76 76' V < 714 34 33^4 34 1 '’4 ' SIS G R O U P BfthSf I 4(M } JvliP.lOi S7 71 6 n>4 33U 33'-. ' 4 U < K .tf t) ? 10 8 GROUP » MlO,*l H 7W V AO N.. i,l.*s 16 7H IA Idaho. All bids will be publicly BlAck D I coru) a 177' 177‘ - 133' . • Un rTov 1 78 11 49 IS*. tS>fc »S% • ‘ % (,rv.li> A 00 A 5R its currertpy heI3*T3y foreign JonnMv I 70 t 104 70‘n 70 ?0 r.*pi.*i 4 60 •S-04 . 10 9H Ni si Ivti IS 04 IS 04 iO0ened and read at the above hmes Bor>nu ( 40 9 16'« V6'■ Ui>0( rtl 1 60 9 41 IS'. 3S' . 35 '4 • 1 im onv . -7 vv tl H J o h n ^ J n SOSO *7 11J v, 116 ' 4 117 1 n>l Inv 44 t 15 I our sq 1 H '>/ Iti.'.imj - 6 J7 6 J7 C<»vt d f IJv* ll'» • 14 5 8 '. S 8 '4 S8' 4 n ft; 9 4S central banks. Redemption can -and place Forms, stating t.he un Prti 7 16-Ut (.t ^ti> / A4 s w FRANKLIN {)rt.i-y,1 > 54 b»«r-Thp Counter 70- . • JOtU cxin 80 9 8 34'> 34 34'- ' »■ t.- B iid it' 1 70 9 70^» Uc.fOY.»' 70 f 44 1 1 c\ I 1 IS J 38 \ f ‘ m 17’. 1 GROUP t 4H ! OH "6e Quotations from NASO at ap - 1VM 4 w I u a 74' 4 U A.ri ( 1 ao 6 79 7 6 -" 7A-‘ « 7 6 '. ' . 4 6 71 On. Will 16 IS I' bidding These are available from ^6 ■ 7 1; 16'. 1 ; 1 '» Vi Itlu' 9 > SA H 7» proxtmately i>oon. All bids arc in- BO\> ( ll 7 44 n U lil |W.«inls 7 11 /• . ;• . ; ■- • . 1 1 S9 ? ro II, O P P £ N H M FO equivalent amount for the me State Purchasing Agent s Oflice >OvMfU > 40 Jl n )S'« 14V« 3S'- W .iN .t'i ' 1 . ' Irt n'rw BountN liu 10 Unriup 4/ti 1 8 ' * a a l«rd*»t«r bids. l«ttfdea*e^ ; - K K • Aslt (>*» 1 67 1 96 1 1 l..< rf. 1 HS { )|I A.in U) iTV I foreign country's currency, or Bran.lAir 1. 10 tjS l.yp 1 60 > V f ? r . 7 0 '. 71' . r (lA- • ( quotations do nol includa retaii 15 96 71 70* • VI ■ AtM],>» 1 ; m' B s; l)‘. l.v S I.I AS •111 10 Dan R Pilkington • HrmtnS » *0 77- V4'4 S l ’o KiJiSCfAl so 6S *» 1 1 >. 1 1 ^ IIU. ’ • 11 .tn m arkup, fnark down or commission. H C S<> 1 fvl 7 *; 21 75 75 75 1 ' . AXC UI.I.T.i' J 91 t >p 1 > ■ payments of reserve assets — M y » 17 71 USM is-l 1 60 ! IS4 10 79 7 9 'k Purchasing Agent KrtoNoO 1 1 ; V 1 >4’. .1 4 '. . ' . HOUGHTON Ui-. ( .1(1 4 SH These quotations at^ provided by Bf iH’t'l /'IJ 71 US loh 'A 10 AS 1 y ■ 14' . ' I. ss vs mamly Special Drawing Rights Slotp of Idaho \ K .«■«(* 1 1 1 .44 9 / 77'- J l ’. h ' . ■ • » i.nil A 4 4 Ws 1 ijl , 4 / McRoberts Sturgill 4 Co D' O' 1 U n . t f 1 1 04 1 1 >0 \/ . 1 ) 1 / .. P u b lis h A u g u s t 28, 29 a nd 30. 1973 K^VVTfM 60 V • n 1 i r ; l u , . 1 iinti n 6 HH / 4S 1 m I II (I 1 1 AO i.ssued by the International Bru \wk 74 17 U M iv O ii 17l> 14 A 1 19 19 'I. 19 '.. Kri\» M 1 30 a 74 } l n 76’ . 7 ; . -.10. k S AI A 16 1 >1 Ml (Ip V (IH . Bo( y I 1 7t) I 1 RU 4 1 17V 88 8a Bid A.sk U ro u o to l 7 9 tSl 10 ■. 30 w . • • y A .,' . 4 07 4.17 F U N D S INC P Monetiiry Fund, or gold. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT .^BufOvAW V iji,» i> m il 44 7v 10 44' . 41 44' . Kcrt M;, 60 ;/ ISA AI '< 61 « 61 ' Hi I 1 1.1" 1 1 OS 17 G B p U P iiank of Aiiier . 45.75 •46.12‘I Bu<'ki U lot) (S U i,« t.P l ) 17 9 71 IS - W 14 UNION SERVICE When a country has deficits FORBIDS K.illIC W 60 « 14 19'. 19' . 19’. H,«li‘....> 10 y.- 11) ’ M ' 1 Bur 1 ii> I 40 10 U V Ir u l 1.* 6 lA 7 H '. 78 7B '. GROUP Kir.stScc C 3« ?6 V..M t 1 1 ?0 IS S64 47'. 41- . 4? ' I ' - ' 01 ' 68 Imp... ’ in its balance of payment.s .■)7.75 Bur I No I it 7B - 71 - 78•- VV pro()osfils Will t>r received K I M Air 1 I 1 )6 . )6' . 16 '. h.<»' k S I 1 A 7a I.Hll.S 1- hi HA Bof I g»‘s HO 4 ] I* 7)1 V.»r i,»t» AssO IS 4; 1 1 n - 1 r Ida First Nal l 46.00 48.00 t>. M.u*'* N 7fl u W )4 . )4 ■. )4 H. ... II Ml R >1 A 1 ’ IMol • 1 • because it spends^ lends, by ttip D«‘()Ar t m rrft ol Put)liC W orks c c V It to< 74 11 '. 11 H.',*. iw' 10 '/ 10 I w , A -.M Cont life .1,25 3,75'" Slate ot idsh 4 Gamr V.« \ i.-« 1 la a 67 1 1 1 / •.. 1 ’ . invests and mves away more 11 4 1 4l'k ‘ V IT n r l.f •. '. 1' IS ',) Pf*gion<î O ttitf G m r ------liiwho— ontrl---- ? 00 f* M nof*»lslk 4 A4 s O’ G R O U ^ SEC !■ 1 15 51 61 61 .. 61 59 ‘6 w .M t . n.s 7a ■ SOA 4A '.. 44 ' . 4 d '- ■ 1 Itmn flas 14 37’^ 15.75 pf r VTTTlmg lO( al tim e 'on Septem ber 11 . Host 1 .)>' • 40 lb ;' All.'. I S s.’ its currency accumulates in Ccl.».M-sr } > Sl» )0 . 10 . L L W .«0> W 1 44 10 9 1 9 '.. - 19 19 1 ' ^ ^ r.if S'«nj' 7a I 71 6 6 ,ttf owy.. 1 ,’S 1 ss • \ 4 Kellwood 15 25 15.75 11. )9 n f o r ' " tei'ii so>.« V 10 11 V ■ T r r wsi A.f »y a .. m 9 ' - 8 k 9- . foreign central bank.s I r*. PI C 60 6 4 1 1 ' 11 . 11 • ftU LL O C K I«> Jerome Req*onAl Otlic© Sewer (.col ll'l 96 1 J ;i 2 : . 77 r 77 • ' . w v v ii. f u 40 a > 17 76' 4 76 76 . 1 >. I/)ng Fibre -125.00 130.00 I c h m n 1' b 4 4' 14 ' . w 14 1 F U H P S r.ii. f ait> 4 ? 1 Convertibility, In effect. Is a fonnoftion Jerome. Idaho DPW ( r n o § 45 50 46 25 Proji'rvl^ No /4 ft I M. NI 45 9 S'. s •. 5 ‘ . 1 ii.> » ii method of paying a country's t MXj a 56 77' . 71 7 ? ■ W\tv.». I OS 16 aoa IJ'- 31 17 . ■ 1 . Propos.tis Will tKj openecf ancJ I 2 37'^ 2 50 I hmpi.it ?7 a 757 la . w<-V ' lt S' . 8 . a . • - N.Owtl SI 'A 10 iS9 » ...Hi 1 VA C hinpSI* 57 IS 70 1 >*. [ ! : ■ W . ■ vwtM-iP.n SII A 4 1 1 1] 1) V A l Ufc I UNf f OS Pac .St I Jle .04 .07 d a tf ICKkfUMM S 77 6 . 6 A 10 'S 1 1 ’ / U- .iV*'' A 'S currency 10.U s - ... } 9 47 46 46 46 « ^ . Wl<< Ip.>i1l «0 14 40 10' - 7 9 '. 30 - Plans. spo( it If ai lons. proposal r5<-t»S< 1 16 6 17 71 - 7) . 71 . hf l.l. OM> S ^ Quantpx ‘ 13 00 14.50 t ri'.'tV ■St> 6 1 4 . 4) < 41 . . Wt>.* Con M> S 1 s 1 } 1 } 1 ; •- I’resident Nixon suspended L 0.1«> S I*K1 1 > S 1 J ' . 1/ w . - t » . » uK.l •i V/ 10 'M H,.> 1^1 1 10 1 1 torn^s, and inlormatn ( hi > I 1' AM «« 74 4 1 . I ' . WT»iti*MotO« V SI 11 . II'..II-. A Ml A V,> I 0.1 SU. 1 46 9 71 71'. 7!'-« 71 . > ( .n' » ' ■’ 10 Va 1 1 9H M.tr < 1 . n 10 ,1 . 1' 1: 1 . 1 1 Rogers Bros 3 87'^ 4.674 liir for r»aaiin,if.on m thr C 1 40 4 1 >6 74-. 74 . 74'- ■ . Wt..»1.«k« ( p V »9A 1 . 7 ' . 1 V 1 ' S 1' 1 , Ivl 1 II > convertibility of the dolljlr in I 1 \ CO*p 6 537 10' 4 9' 9 '. ( . nt ‘vf. II 1 1 *.S M. ill" .J ’ PUTNAM I H) U.*\ 1 64 9 1 77 - 7; - 77 - ■ ‘ . A •« I p 1 a ^ ’ 1 6 - 1 6 '* 1 * ' - VANCE .Sierra l.ife 3 87>-! . Doparlmi'nt ot Puhiu WOfKS or I u< ky S* S4 10 79 10 10'- 10 CHANNING M.-.IM. S 4J ^ U N D S August, 1971, when he halted 4 12'i! t 1 I I n ; « 10 60 4 1 40 41 A ..»n[). 1 }t 14 4 79 . 79 . 7V s s a n o e r s Asso< lafrd Oenof a I fonlra< lf)rs. HO iy^hiM>sti ao B 1 7I-. 71 71’. F U N O S > AS 1' > 4H 1 1 4 3 75 4.12'^ 7 H la 44 - 41 . 44' - ' • - W iH >l.*f» 1 .'0 > 1 '6 ' ; t . ;i'« 71 . ■ MV. A « • ■ sr. .Surety 1 jfe Norih ?;»h Roisr, Idaho and may I »V.- VoM n 10 50 S S ' - s ■- H.llM. ,1 11' : t 1 1 1 tit). .1 1 ' N kl 1 *y M MV ' / sales of government gold for 1 ily ii'v % 19 1 / . 17 17 - ■ XV J r\ , . > U'’' sw N 10 tx' ohtaiorrt fOR RiDDiNT, M M h-'.i 1 .1 H . , 1 , '* f*‘ 1 S iVA 1n> .ih 1 . (• 1 ifl Mt.p > ' 1 1 > os 1.; tin V ir P P O S f S f R O M I o» 01 1 <*0 47 45 1 44 . 144 - /rti. 1 Of p '7 -J 1 7 ia . la . ' »e . Vl., ' .'' 4 irV 4 HO M.*« » « M.l 1 IS 7S 74-. 7V S 1 .' S 60 1.., i.lA't' '.'SI ' JS « SH 1 1 H s and other reserve a.s.scLs f ish i G a m r O ttu i- V4 ;• ■'"I'a n « • •’ r , ( o r p S ' 1 1 . 10 •. II'. V ,.I..J' .1 1 III 1 S 1 M,»0 » d 5SD 1 1 9 ' ■ 9' . 9 ■ 1.1. i.m A 6 S in. H-.V s ^ 9 I t 1 Cxjll.n U«..1 -o 7^ 7S 7S M.w 1 s; 1 ? 1 16 IS - IS . . I S '. w.m- nrv,) f, iN U.S~dellar obligations abroad (SOO W alnut S irri-l V' M.4U0.4V 60 1 S S 1 10 . 10' 4 10 ' Sp.-. 1 1 'S 1 V 1 .Ml ‘ A 't. ■. 1 1 4S SWIMMING POOLS C B ^ 1 JA 10 70 11 . 11 - 11 . 7 u rn 10 ,1 m U V 14 11 . 14 - ' i ~ L ;;;; V .IT >rr ■ 4 ri' Boisr Idaho O'l 69 17-. 11'. V . n t 1 V ; 1 ir'.-uo-' n 1; 1 1 1 • 1 'A- ( 0< lV.«N I 90 a 19 76 . 76 76 '. 1 60 10 V ■ V k ...i . ,T- S IA exceeded reserve a.ssets by A P vjt>l If W o r W s r o n l r a ( 10^ ' M.41 * O' 90 9 160 74 . 7) "74' . CHASE 1 1 tj* i . " . ’. ■ 1 ■. ■ '-'A** AND SUPPLIES!! , C 0>»M1 1 ■1 M 1 1 ao'. ao ■O'. < •« A I" .’ 14’ ■ fl 7; M.il 1 80 ’ 4a 74' . 71 74' . . BOSTON M l., • '> 1 . n W . 1 .several multiples L'crnse tor the State of Idaho, iS •XOM'Vv. 60 1 ’ 7 1 ^ •. w . 1» '. ■ A .. V.. to A t 1 1 a'; vhf t 74 10 SI 71 71 71 r » n,l H 1' V 1 N IM. I ,, A 1 , *. ■ .1^. 1 .1 H 04 H ’ ^ required for tiîs wOr >■ } M 9 7S 7« 79 . 79 . ••4 VS. .-.J Ml ' S 10 ' s ^ SF.VRRAU^.T PI.F,S SEED I MC*rlMr IIS t 71 16'. 16'. 16». • trV,|., 1 il 1 H in ') J' FEED CO '. iOL 9 l'7 7S , t an ‘S n W ■ { , hang*' S. Unredeemable dollars piled GLOBE. Departm entof Pubi>c C0 1 ttl 1 80 10 n 71 71 . 7> GROUP i OS 1 60 9 •»o 79', 79- . 79 . Net Sprt 1 s 'a A 17 tV " >l1 US .. '-.r. Sp H 4; V A-) Co*n< (1 11)0 11 I/O 79 . 79 79'. • 1 S.«ic\ 1 111'..' ; 1 V4 ; 1 9* Truck Ion*. Twin FolU 733-1 373 M-«vrf 6^ 1) S 71 7) 71' ■ r t H«gr> L I aM (. f'g CM. m 1 .1 10 SH 1 1 SA INVE ST SC UDDE R F OS up aJiroad as the United States C o«' 1 ' 0' * 71 14*-. 14‘ . IS |4 ■ V Ml P U R I iS H Aijq 2fl, ?9 ^ 30 1971 M.,4yl.»0 1 >0 14 77 79'. 78*. 79-. ■ A f’.'tro I *0 I 1 J1 . COLONIAL COUNSEL : 01 1 U) 76 75 • 7.S'l> ' II -■ V .- ‘J'- ' 1 7A !'■ II continued running payments MiCfOy I 70 4 r* i r . W 4 W . * /Vr k I .«(. I to ) 70 . 1*' • )' 75 . 75 75 10 4 1.;10 4 1 1, . ' /A ' Mt Oo»n 40 6 37 71 70’ 4 70’^ • 9 7,’ 10 OB C.(X" A • I !■> 1 ? 1 8 > . 8 AuS»« r4l O.I >6 n* - 1J-. I)'- 1 1 frV 1 - 'H deficits. Restoration of •+ 11 74'. 74- . ?4V, 1 70 I SO ' ['• >’ ;b H 1 ,/fl H 1 'Cn C,*' ' 60 a 75 74 - ;4 . 71-. • AA«GrEi1 1' 9 B.îvMrr I r - i \ 1 1 A ' 1 ; Av » wml 9 A9 "^2 ^9 in vest gro u p i- 1..1 1 . . '4 10 ' w . . convertibility became - a key ’. IWt Cr Ml 4a ♦ f * 8 ‘. 8 ‘ ' 8W ' . Br^»^ân \Q i • • CO.<*«0 ' a ' ’' 79’. JO'. ■ A sa T AO 'I.l 1 M .J 1 ’ 1 3 44 ' . 44 '. 44 '. Bu»ir\ c.a% } f A 0} IDS A '0 s e c u » i ’ 'r F O s k. W 1 1 56 19 19 . 19' 1 , A 74 f -71 foreign demand, but until now 4*i 16’. • 1' . H>. 0." 9 \.' 10 40 ■ OS s n S VH ^ Vt 1 IS 1 A ■ »# )4 . »)•- 1 1 - V c A il c p 60 itT’ i r . IS'» i. Al t 0pM 07t) 1 < OUj'*> t. 1 1 4« 1 1 4A Q 4V M 1 ; ',11. A ' S Co« B'J IS u 1 1 74-. 74 • W A. IV'S - S 44. \ 9 ’ 49 85 85' , • COMMON.WL TM S'lv, k 19 ' vs SEIE C Tt O F o s most reluctant to pledge such ’ C P . i«ti 1 '1 10 19 7» . 71 78'. V M fL V ) 10 J5 85 , < T I 76 1 1 9 4 S .0 1; ' . TRUST S. I,', ' 4 ,'V V ^ ■ a 01 a 01 /■ m " ' Cf.*.xK aog s 17 IS'. 15- 15'. V.-'mP i 1 46 8 17 18'« 18'* 18'. • ■ p ;« j ,'i 9 OfT'>'»*a C r -n 7i ' 70 1C n - 1« . 37 . • ", f'rro'.'P 1 K 10 INV.EST GROUP S8'. S« . S«' , ' 1 c 1 IS ' 1 ,' ISO 1 ; Ati Treasury Secretary George A-r 1 IS 1 ’ t 7' . 71 * VSoO-iOi 7 80 9 475 D.. t • 9 7' 9 9 ; TRAVEL TANKS t W <3 AS lO 49 1 )4 0 I 70 I 3 70’ . T O ', ■ D '» I vn COf 0 1 S 1 * ■ 4 ttt P IL G R M G R P Âor^v,*nÔ J 11 305 59 . sa-. S8>. ' . Domr Pfl« 0 ^ c o - " C Cp t*i r . r w * ^ i 4 1 1 14 SI P .Shultz said in a speech to the 0 D ( 0'*'P B.i a ’ a ’ ' k ' ( .,p M l 1 SO ) A4 To Fit Most Pickups 40b 6 10 18 1 ; >4 18 ' . * fiiTiorX 0>< 4 0 II.vO-' . 91 s h a r e h l D g r p .. International Monetary Fund O a«Q V• -sOi a 9 9 9 1 •. C o.»>P » .1 ’ 7' ' B4 I ' s' i I SB 70 S S 4 1 t CW.( > .> 4 «0 90 (» ' 4 9S Ml (- I 0} 18 •O'.•O'* •0-4 ^ Of d C an I j * f Tf%' S^ 1 4A ’ 1 Aj 1 • p- s «a la.st September that the United -Dwrr-rtT KKj 10 SO « ♦ W> A^lSI.Tfl I 57 9 « 71 •• 7V , 7 1 • ' . t f04>t.fr A., S ( 0.'S li.v 1 1 ao u M 'r' I .N.1 7' 04 i ,1 1 .1 1 11 4 1 ) Da f t o 1 J 4 . t nsin s Mufp<0 1 70.1 * I6'« 16’« 16*. &«*n C - n r 40 10 ^ S '6 I. , » A A ' A A - States would restore" Con- D^yPl 1 1 M to Cp.^MI in r sa ' Vi (><'<• • 40a 10 — N N ----- Mo%fc,01 15 16 1 »* .8 PA 9 A 1 vertibility only after NrtDiVvO 2 30 11 111 39 . J8>. 39 ' ■ £>H 6 f ’ 10 17 JA-'uS » iJ , r t 17 61 11 A4 N a«' A.ri ^ 6 78 11’. I3'i 13*. ' ■ K .r J>viAd 44 6 . ^ t y C ' '* a 4'fi ■reaching demonstrated Oe. • ' . . ^ C Dai 1 6 04 A 60 .S.u a (Ui a ’a OfWI-ri 1 I 46 L ? y e m w 9 lodaysFUNNY during the 90 9 - 3) »3‘ r )3 ) i at capacity O'fOC-g 40^-79^. NAfi G«r> SO 4 34 78 7.7 V* n ■ >• l.o e w \ T h J 71 KE V ST O N E Oi\»^yA n^4 a >0 0-\' TO » Nil r.vo 1 OS r SO n 17'» 13 M iC u iiiK Q i O a v'dg a ( R' it A 4' . 4 . .4' OodoCk '4 8) 14 B1 f u \» S4 4 IB / sa •U-WeHedSeaas SoundCp 40 a U U'. I f . 1 7 '. . H O r r v r i E - 9 90 9-90 ftpo’ip 4 59 s 01 I I a . m . W u h ; > y St*lK#m Im 14 17 16’. U‘. I6>4 . D H C T F U S O ftV ^ Poi.«r \ 1 61 1 9- •UCaêSted •TbsticiiM ifor «ST PC (K P 60 6 34 I ’a 7 «. O r y « ^ d 10 78 11 78 Kn.< kr 5 99 « s - Synte* C 40 31 HI ♦S‘. 94 « 9S 4 1 , E q W / d 3 n 1 99 Knkr Gfr. 7 75 T 94 lKtlLukPrM fa« PreV...... 11:00 Tk iw c o iot a 7 9- . 9' ■ ■ , tS ^ r * L* 14 34 IS U L r^fimr h 6 49 ) 09 • f i r i r l a f M t 99 Oosf High Low ajn. TWA wis 1 1 1 y • 4* ■ 5 • • So >♦>< 7 n Lrts* P •hCASelect«rVlhr« W ve en < «4 a I0>« 10>» I0<« t f t .e 3 70 J 70 Co l.«Jf 14 ai 16 74 • 37 GaL Per Pair May Idaho potatoes 8.19 t M 8JK 8J0 y * f n Indwt 9 77 14' , 1 4 ' . I4>..r ■ • E * g '» 0*' 6 87 7 SI Gr .wth 6.77 6 8S CATOM A RrvcT? May Maine potatoM 6.95 7.05 6.83 7.05 M O W A S O L.bi* r a aaM fa 9 40 V \.,ir mi, October live cattle 49.77 50.77 48.77 50.15 Owt^ F »!?• EXPERT INSTALLATION February live cattle 52.37 5357 51.40 53.35 ir>cm« S A « t «0 LOOMIS Few chickens S p e o l f 7 0* 7 72 SAVLCS October hogs 47.9» ' «8;aO-^MO- -WJ5 S tf i t f a J2 44 13 ♦? C a p O v 1} 90 17 90 aOSEO SAT. - OPtN SUN.tiu NOON ^ et»^sta wTo 11 wheat 491 503 484 49S JEFFERSON CtTV, Md. £ D i £ SP 22 01 }} 01 L 0 « 0 A S B com 270.. 27t)H 260 > 261 ■( UP^1 — Spring chicken cen- CFCMiaMTCHF 4 40 > 9 7 AUTO .6855 .6835 .6700 .8720 EqtyGr 7 43 f 7* Am ?«7 H i -SUPPLY A Fno^mEqtTPr'J® 7 J3 1^ 01 Lulhrrrt tO J4 11 30 ABBOTTS^ DecentbCT silver 263jn 968.90 366.00 288.50 and severe decline In the past Eorvi Ot 17 10 1) IS Lulhn In 9 V 10 U 1970 2001 in s ffoo sever^ years, Uie Missouri EmcTQ 1*7 3 M MASS CO: 9«94 1 «• IMP F 7 •« 1 77 St. CWr<1î»d, Ob*o^111 ------= — T ports. ,L. Fiv> Bwr* ♦ If 9 Jf Fî^ 13 37 > 1

, ' . r - ' J , . W^nesday, August 79, 1973 J"lmes N?ws,‘ Twin F*Ws, Idaho 15 i' H ; Filer^pltm gHdr hopes on play af '

F IL ^ R - The FUer WUdcats tackles Dan Denton, 6-2 and put their hopes for a good' 185, and Kelly Flinn. 5-9„ 180 season on the Uhe this year and pdunds. 'T h e y -, are game’s best for U.§. open It will requiref some newcomers supplemented by Ted io pick up the slack and make it McBurney, a 5-10, 190-pound' J ‘ all work. , _Mphpmore h a s j^ n showing FOREST HILLS. N.Y. (W I) amounta to »227.i00 Wth ^ .to|^ (leld and toumat&^t^ courts and a heavy winter Coach Ray BerryWll notes , well at fullback, ’ - ^Politics within the gam«.ha8 singles titles yrorth (ra.OOO jdirector Bill Talbert has again indoor schedule, whUe Wimble- “ we h^ve a good experienced ■^e Wildcats finished with a kept the~ world’s, top tennis the winner. Stnith tuid-Billie achieved his aim of presenting donrsaw over 70 of the top backfield. But graduation 5-5'recot-d last year and lost six players froni competing togeth- Jean King are the respective “ the liest there is in the game males stay-away because 9 , hurts us from tackle to tackle.' nptables off that squad, er for the“iSajtTTm nthS Bu» ’^ favoritesrit Is time in' 'today.” fellow pro, Nikki Pilic of TheJxjys' attitude is good but ihcluding Ron Griff who was dll of them, including th^-two history the wonoatbaye played T lie ’top stars bypassed the Yugoslavia, had his entry we'IIbe fairly small,this year,” the second leading ground tup.sewh, atmratBgrgHg llie— Kir-g g liiia u "ilf lw a 3 'Mie'tiie»i. Austiahaii ■■fojccte«h' ■ Tl ie tKitKniilU’Ims gowt"gtie r ■gfftiwr

JSday-fpr—the^-starT'of the down too well with the men. t)ecause of,.the poor prize tennis wars would be c a r r i^ to veterans are Bruce Lincoln, 6- The Wildcats will play all richest U.S.Open championship Last year, Forest Hills wu money offered; many skipped Forest Hills, but the Interna 1. 205 pound halfback; Steve their home games in the 'Ln history. the only- toumament_Df the the French titles in Paris tional I.£wn Tennis Federation, Tbaete, 6-0, 170-pound afternoon this year due to l * l l t Tliis year’s prize money world’s big (our which drew a be Siebert’s pitching he^ps^ Mrs, King, who is Seeking her The returning linemen also reinamder of the schedule wa.s t h m n fifth title to go with her five have good size, headed by not av(liable. Wimbledon crowns, was under a cloud because she, along with fV>r Texas end Oriole win sir'âk 1967 champion John Newcombe ofi Australia and Federation STYLE BALTIMORE (4^1) - Toby M ille r c 3 0 0 0 Tenacc'lb 3 3 2 0 Cup captain Unda Tuero. had Evan& r t 3 110 Alou If 4 13 0 A n gels keop'^ Buhl builds aroui^d Harrah singled home the tie- C ooper 10 “ TTJ I 0 Fos»e c 4 1 1 2 signed contracts with Worid ...THAT'S'* C riM in 7b 3 0 0 1 ?b 3 f 2 I Tearti Tennis >vhich does not . hreaWngrun iiT the fifth inning . P ple p ’ 0 0 0 0 H u n te r“p 0 a 0 0 o n K kidN Tuesday night af_the--Texa? P d ffin p 0 0 0 0 F in g e rs p 0000 have federatiori approval. Tof«H I. 4 1 T o U lt M * I I S ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - R A N p teirigerS ended the Baltimore Rotten 000 000 010— I Signing of contracts or overall quicRness Bob dliv'er drove in threfe runs Orioles 14-game winnilig streak, Oakland a M 000 30x— * accepting guarantees is con- tfl F,»h. OP Oakland 1 LOB with a homer and a single and Baggjis' Brutes: 5-3, behind the clutch relief Ion 3. O a k la n d i tr.Bry io Il'T F rules, but the BUHI, — With graduation and C'lOodinH. _ , 3 p F o * > e SB N o rth SF G n fltn Lae Stajiton hitja,solo Jiomer tq, f»ii;h fist-r:, pitching of Sonny Siebert. federation’s main objection to and transferring taking 16 of Buhl has only eight Ip h r er bb to pace the Galifomia Angels to a p i f i i ‘-.(‘ ly vvith Harrah's fifth inning single PoJe L 3 3 6 3 3 I 3 WTT is that its three-month the top 22 fron»-last year’s lettermen returning, Including P a ttin \ I 3 5-2" Victorôver New York l».i()i)i^s III m uul U kj scored Ken Suare^to snap a 3-3 Hunter W >7 3 1 5 I schedule, which runs from May team, the Buhf Indians will be quarterbacks +Iepworth, 5-10 b lim p t n r - w tWi lu'wv F in o e r i I 0 . 1 which handed the Yankees their tie' ending the riiajor league’s through July, would seriou^y - presenting a new look to the and 170 pounds, and Holkinga, split-tip" sm /n’ On lall Save F m gerj (17) seventh straight defeat. longest winning streak this T 1 54 A 7.784 disrupt the European circuit Goodiog Senators Friday night at 6-0 and fft4. Pat Hamilton is .in il p i.ill.v iu The Yankees got -only five--, season as well as losing pitcher and part of the U.S. summer- in the first meeting of the 6-0 and IBO while Jiis senior • I Milt‘s Riule hits off southpaw Clyde Wright,, Dave McNally's streak of 17 fall calender. ^ season. T brother, Mike Hijinilton, at 6-3 who walked one and struck out consecutive wins over the It had been rumored the The homestanding Indians, and 181, will go' at split end:- four to notch his 10th victory Ranger-Senator^ franchise^ Legion federation would ban the three who liave been big for the past I,auda and Watson i^/'e f66 and againsti 17 losses^ The ohly runs which spanned the last four - from playing_at Forest Hills. few years, will be considerably 170 respecti.vely while the he allowed caiflôn a two-run season^ Frenchman Bob Abdesselam,,. smaller but Coach Jon Jund biggest man on 'the squad is homer by Thurrhan Munson in T t x a t • • n i m f r f l finals open a member of the TT.TF’s • believes it will ba.ihe quickest tackle Myron THeier' at 6-0 and ab r h tl ab r h bi the seventh inning. • Nelvon 20 5 0 7 1 Rettnmod rl 4 1 3 0 committee of management and overall team he’s had at Buhl -?30 pounds. The eighth Harrah tt 3 0 11 Orich 3t> 4 110 N e w Y o rk C a lifo rn ia one of four rn^n on the without the real burner. , IWterman i.s Francis B ort-ow flM M4 0 0 0 B la ir c l 5 t 3 0 fib r h bl ab r h bi in Lewiston 4 0 1 1 . Johnson dh 4 114) D a v it dh 301) C la rk e 3D 4 0 10- Alomac ?t> -emergency suspension comiiTiIt- 7 "W e have better speed than • Cirosachixle'^ a 5-10, 178-pound Sudakit lb ^4)13 Baylor )b 4 0 M A lo u r l •4 0 0 0 M e o li. iS 4110 Spencer lb 0 0 0 0 Robmton )b .3 0 0 0 W h ile II 4 0 0 0 ftobioôn dh 3 M 0 tee, said the federation did jjot usual with juniors Bob linebacker.' 3 17 0 OUver 3t> 4 I ] J Frego&i 3|> 3 0 10 Wllhami c 3 0 0 0' l^W ISTQ N . Idaho (U P I) - M u fc c r cl 3 17 3 Eo>'e.n lb 4 0 10 wish "to disrupt the chanlpion Nejezchleba and (transfer) Newcomers counted on for H^rr.t cl 4 0 10 Elchebrrn c 3 0 1 0 Muiison I 'Teams frorn as far away as J 0 b 0 Berry cl 4 0 0 0 C rte v e r t 3 3 7 0 Bumbry It 10 10 i^ftlK n 3C) ship” and that no action will be help are Kevin Hamilton, -170- 7 0 0 0 Pinion It 3 0 0 0 Gail Paulson, another "junior Madddon rt 10 0 0 Belanger tt 3 0 0 0 Puerto Rico and as near as ■ '■ H a rt dh Suarer^' 4 110 Coggins ph .1.0 0 0 Mithdcl 4% J 0 0 0 Slanton rl 4771 taken unTiMhe committee has running back,” says Coach pound sophomore center; 3 0 0 0 Torpoi^j c 3 0 10 Hudson p 0 0 0 0 Baker-»t 0 0 0 0 Portland, Ore.. gathered today H e g a n |ij 0 0 0 0 ,w K ig h i p 0 0 0 0 had a chance to meet next Jund. "Paulson also.will start Craig Pruett, 178-pound Brown p 0 0 0 0 AAcN^ly p 0 0 0 0 for the annual American Legion P e te rs o n p Siebert p 0 0 0 0 ReynotOl p 0 0 0 0 G ra n g e r p 0 0 0 0 week. j i t a middle lineiwcker, \Ve’ve sophomore guard; Scott ]« I S 3 Totalt 33 S 10 } T o ta lt 10 4 T o la li J » 3 T o ta lt 4 baseball World Series. 000 3 0 0 - 3 Teaat 001 uVioO— 9 M e w Y o rk 000 The dapper Frenchman said: 'converted pat Hamilton from Walden,- 150-pound junior 311 000 lO i- 5 ftaltjmore torooOiMO^- ' Jhe series opens Thursday C a lito r n ta O P Cahlorm,* I o b ‘ n « Y o rk “ It would not'tSe Just for us to tightend to fullback.” flaftker; Dell Adams, 159r, E Reyrtoldi 2, Hudton. Fregotl \LO F m’omhig with West Hartford; Cahtorn.a 6 Texai S. Baltimore 11 \ sUSpen^ any players until we Ixwking at the- line, Coach' pound junior end; Paul.son, 7» Ep^le'n HH Munson (Wl Oliver 7B Grieve, Etchebarren HR Sucnkit Conn., meeting Richfield, ( 1M, Sl.»nlon (n ■ havec6ndu,ctân investigation fl4j S Davis. Harrah SF Baylor Jund said "Three sophomores pound, ruhrtlng •' back; Ip 'h r t f bb io r er Minn., but even' 'before Uie ■ ‘B Pefef son I H 1 J ) S 4 4 4 1 and seen a copy of the protobly will start on the front Nejezchleba, l67_-pound junior Hudson W 3 1 -533 tournament begins there has 6 ro w n 3 3 1 Orano<»f ^ s I l l 7 contract.s.” running back; Dwight French, W fu h l 10 1/ 0 S 7 ; 1 4 offensive lin& and the line - 'Siebert 3 2 3 1 been a blot on it.' T I T X - y r r T i^ should be quicker than in past 152-pound junior center, and McNally4. 13 14 4 13 9 Numerousdignltarles. includ Reyncklds - -4 3 3 1 , years.” He added former Guy l.emrhons, 204-pound S,&*<&£rj 121—«MP R «ynold> ing Idaho Gov. Cecil Andrus, Deiivt’;!* aiici T 3 30 A 10.534 . , J running back Rick l.ûda, 156 'junior tackle have sald'thej' will not cross lndiaiC!$ hang ‘ _ pounds,______, ..... will play tackle and The Huhl ihl schedulschedule includes picket lines at the Iêwiston Dave Watifon, IVO^pounder, will Aug^31, Gioding at Buhl; Sept. ^w in s blank Hks Temple for the kickoff 4th loss on KC' Viks swap be at guard. Both have (;o<>d r>,J1uhl at Wendell; -Sept. 14, banquet tonight. Cl-EVEI-AND (UPI) - John quickness. Huhl at Knunett; Sept 21, In L y n w o o d S h o p p in g T e n te r. , H e t r o it 5>0 T h e Cuiinary-Bartenders 1/Owenstein sirigled in the first The Indians also returh their .Shelley "a t Huhl; Sept 28, O p e n u n til 9 00 Fridoy evenings --Tl Union has been on strike at the run and triggered a three-rUn receivers DETROIT (U p i X . - Joe top two quarterbacks in Hurley at-Uuhl; Oct. 5, Decker ôn his sixth straight Temple since June 15 In a sixth inning with a single Your Bankcards are welcome. Minn. Charlie Hepworth and Ron Mountain Home at Bulil; Oct. game on a five-hitter and Joe dispute with Elks’ manage--, Friday- jiight to pace the (U P I) -Trie-The Minne.sota Vikings ' Folkingb. "Thdy may play any 12, Buhl at Wood>Kiver; Oct. Us drovîn a pair of runs with ment. ^ CHeveland Indians to a 4-3 Tuesday traded veteran wide place,” the coach promises. 19, Butil at Jeronie; Octi 38, a single iand^^Jiomer Tuesday Despite the dispute, the victory o v e r Kansas (31ty that receiver Gene Washington, who Coach Jund felt the SCIC Biihl at Valley and Nov. 2, T-I\ Phones 733-0931 night^2io_ lead the Minnesota banquet will be’ held as— GXten^d the Royals’ losing has been hobbled the pasLlwo would be a strong league this Filer at Buhl. Twins to a 5^ victory over the scheduled _ a.t the Temple, streak to four games. . ,-(O r use our toll-free lines) seasons with a fo?>f injufy,~Bl year with Jerom e and Detroit Tigers. according to tournament direc- K>ir«a» City Cleveland . ■ ab r h bl ab r h bt* tlie Denver Broncos for wide Mountain Home perhaps a The loss Was the fourth in a ' ' tor Charles Hathaway. Hovley rt 4 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 0 10 receiver Rod Sherman and an shade better than W o ^ R iysc.. row for the slumping Tieers. Hathaway said the banquet Roias 7b 4 0 10 Gamble dh 3 0 0 0 OKS tl - 3 0 1 0 LOlicn dh 10 0 0 undisclosed 197idraft choice. ■ Miniwtol#^ Detroit would be held regardless of the Mav 3 0 0 1 B ry e c l 4 1 3 0 S haron ri HfMlev ( 7 11] Oully*^ 4 0 17 closed 1974 draft pick. SANTA ROSA, Calif. (UPI). M itte rw a J d t 5 0 0 0 C a th It) 3 rS4 ^ -jears and there-*as no other f loyd ss ) 0 0 0 T im m fm n p 0 0 0 0 Washington', 28, caught 39 or -M ik e Siani, starting wide Soderhim 3b 4 l 10 Stanley cl 3 0 0 0 place in the area large enough Df.tgo p ■■ 0 Cr^ 0 Sanders p 0 0 0 0 L 1% lt> 4 2 3 3 ^ S im t C 3 0 1 0 M ^ i 4 / S I 1 I / training camp this year and five touchdowns in his first C arew \ f Oi>va Senders 1 1 J 7 7 0 If r a r b b DENVER (U P I) ^ T5eriêr fTiiarnoorr ------1— 0— 'tr— ' ♦ • o o made a diving catch which set - - seoson.-Hp had boon- in regula t e Df< her W 9 S 0 0 4 '-5 Trto pilthcd lO -vtxllers trmning up to last weekend, but Lol.ch L I? 17 1 4 0 Bronco coach John Ralston SrtndtTS pit(h«j lo 1 bailer m O lK '^ up a touchdown in Minnesota’s M uller 0 Srtvr Miigm dorl lil HBP By Drrtgo sj^lOexhibition victory over the failed to report back to camp f a rm e r 1 1 . 0 reached the t<]ational -Football I (- il.s ) , ■ • • W P M illp r T 7 3* A « CIS Oakland liijiders last Saturday. Monday. T 7 43 A IB.335 I.eague's 49-player limit Tues day by cutting five rookies — Chlrago drops including fifth.jound draft Choice d ia ries McTorry, a Iîlwaukoo 6*4 defensive back from Tennessee State. V .. . CHICAGO (UPI) - Tony Others cut were wi > ScotV lb 3 0 11 Melton 3b 3 7 13 Monr-f 3t> 4 0 0 0 CMav M 3 0 0 0 Tapering off P o rle f c 3 0 0 0 M u te r' 16 .4017 M>tcr>eii It J 0 1 0 Ort« 7t> 4 b ^0 B rtg g t II 0000 Herrm«nr^ c 3 0 1 0 johnw>n 3 0 1 0 D e n t \\ 0 0 0 0 TOKYO (U P I) - World Size Price F.E.T. G a r c a 3t> 3 7 7 » L e o n %\ ) 1 0 0 heavyweight champion George Lochwood p 0 0 0 0 Stone p b 0 0 0 Sr%ort p 0 0 a 0 Foreman and challenger Joe FI70 I 14 •45‘* ‘2.91 T a la lt >1 4 7 4 Total! « * • » "K ing” Roman of Puerto Rico Mttwavtiee ••• * EI70 1 14 •48** $2.88 C h lca « « * both took a rest from sparring DP M-iwaokee 7. C^•ca90 3 L O B _ m t H •51M $3.20 Milwaukee I Chicago * TUeSJlay. as they toned down 3B Lahowd. Herrmann. Hair»»o«. M uter uli I k' •48” $3.06 H« D May I30>, Melton MM Garcia M3i their training for Saturday’s SB Oarcia, johnton Sharp.. C rrxay S heayweight title bout. HI7II 1i $3.20 Leon SF^ Melton 1^ > r a r M »a They are scheduled to meet ■TIi'lS •51” $5:43 LB C 4,«xid L S * » I 1 7 J < J > at the 15,000 capacity Nihon LI711 M •sa” $3.48 stonewsil iJ) » 1 J s * Budokan HaU in Tok)^ in the >1)11 110 Sa» Al> 1131 MBP »v '>-• first world heavyw ei^t cham howdi. bv Lockwood lOerni pionship flght In Japan. It will WP Stooe. S#WV PB H*rrm»nn Helps protect your car with a t 7 13 A 1 0 . ^ be t e le y t e d ^ satellite so that •trong »te«l belt b«r>eath the it can l>e seen in clo sti «dcguit, . tre a d . A's increase Friday n i^ t in the U n it^ ’ States M d Canada,,beginning Four husky textile belts h«lp keep lea|!ae lead atll:30pjn.(ED T). the tread flat against the road. OAKLAND (UPI) -_JUy A *tn>ng poly»t«r'eord as Fosse's two-nm triple and a .cures a smooth, lom ’foniBle ridi. mn-scoring single by DttK Green in the second Inning . Cpm put«r-de*tgiwitS8rt^‘Around gave Jim, Hunter all the help he Amiorubt>er traad. ; nee4e« » 4 (0 0 4«*« FItk c| I i u—--

Teain^s tallest T p M ffW lK E R , ieven-foot sophomore,. U w d c ^ e d to Twld Falla and O g^ge of Southern Idaho by Coiach Jerry .S, amateur opening^ Hale, left, and,£agl(L£ooiter Dudley DriscoD. -Barker saw action with the Unlvenity ol^ Campbell, the 1964 champion Mipnesota_varBity-la9t-year.~‘^ TOI£DO, Ohio (U P I) - Hebecomea the tallest— ^ an ,,Former champion Billy Camp and last man to tflke the title in . match play competition. wasteH ‘ inch or so — to ever play iii CSI bell. British Amateur champion livery. Dick Siderowf and veteran little time In eliminating young ' ' Wllllan^' •WatK Muir a r <>aeliaonvillo advance___ UVOCIII I Mi< f I cuavs V m of the 73rd U.S. Amateur golf 'Campbell, 50, p f iymtinôn. ■■LEARN ■ ■ championship with impressive W. Va.. birdled two of the first victories in Tuesday’s first three holes against his 23-year- BASIC OR to the eighth but the veteran •round. old opponent, won the first six Walker Cup player birdie.d both ADVANCED^ the eighth and ninth hofe^ to INCOME TAX^ make the turn in 35 and hold a Cubs’ Carty haunts ex-Brave one-hole lead. PREPARATION Sutter evened it with a bird DdiOQBLOCIC I on the 11th but Siderowf took .Thogsands are earning good' | the lead for good with a par money as tax prepareri. En rollment open to men and teammates; Aaron cracks 706 five 00 the 12th. He won the iwomen ot all eges. Job Inter- 15th with another par and vb bdngu'iien. Catn. i■sk.'‘Mo r g a n ~ HR wiewv-awaMaBfelor best stu ATLANTA (U PII Rico Cards bounoo Oliver 116) Sb Griltey • locked up the match with a dents. Send lor free Informa ■^'C.arty, a former Braves' star, *P tion and class schfî^les. MOOê WV V 11 S 7 3 birdie three on the J7th when returned in triunjph to Atlanta Houston 8*3 Johnson 5 1 3 he-tiit his second shotTo within ■Clo»»®» Start: Sept. 11 Grim sley L 17 8 5 2 3 Stadimn Tue-sday night by CONTACT TMI HOUSTON (UPI) Uu B o r bon I ] laincfiesof the Din. , driving in four runs as the C d fr o ll Thejnost lopsided wltrof:liie ' D(MQMI.OCIC Brock hit a two-run~«ingle and T onnlin I 7 3 OFFICI N lAR llT YOU: Cliicago Cubs beat Atlanta 9-6 H « ll Wendell to be down in speed Tommie Ageehomered to pace - day was turned in by Rodney 691 FiUr Av«. ■ despite Jiank Aaron's 706th Save Johnson 13) the St. lûls Cardinals to a 8-3 T 3 i? A )I.;7V ' ^.Jâster, a member of the British N«x14o Cibton* , jjifetim e horner. victory over the Houston Astros Walker Cup team who buried Twin Follt — 733-0104 Aaron’.s homer in the first Tuesday night. , . M ot.*r(ip PadroN John.Tuft of Seattle, Wash., 8 and size forlôotb^lt:se^son tend m e fr«« infornulion inning for Atlanta, (i toweplng and 7, winning eight of the last I arri inlereMeO in (Check One) St L o u U H e u tte n 14, file r at Wendell; Septr 21,. drive over the 375-foot mark in • b r h bi ab r h bl on 5-run sixth nine holeilittiEr'the two players WKNDKIJ. - Kor the first halfback. The line returnees 0 B»tk Couth OAd«»nc«l Coutm Broth M 3 17 7 OaMdgrier II 4 0 7 7 Wendell at Shpshone; Sept. J8. left field, knocked In three haiyfd the first two. tiinc-Mi five years the Wendell are Fabela, xenter Pat Namt _ Si/«*mori- 7b ) 0 0 0 Mrl/ger \% 4 0 0 O' NEW YORK (UPI)— Wayne , r u n s Tofrc 1U S I I 0 Cedeno (I 4 D 0 0 Another ~Britiaher, veteran Trojans-wonl'have'tWe blazing Boarchard, 5-11, 150; guard Hagerman at Wtmlell; Oct.-6, . Simmans < 4 17 1 W«l%on lb 4 0 1 0 Garrett homered and the Mets C h lc « f lo ‘ A tla n ta Wendell at Gooding; Ot. 12, a. AiWim Agpr (t 17 11 RAder ID 4 ) I |] Mikf Bonallack, five time ■ b r tl bl a b r It bl S[K'eti ttiat have made them all- Paul Hiilet, 5-3, 1?4; end John Melcndff/ i I 3 7 W y n n rt 3 1 0 0 attacked San Diego with a Valley at WendellT-Oct. 19. ncssii'y«*f \ 1 ) 1 UiMt f l British Amateur champion, also the-way threats on every play. Gotlgfl, 5-lTT TCTT?and guard ■ Reili 111 ^17 7 trdward^ c Otf - M on d tvy t l 4 ; 1 0 L um Iti >710' ‘ 0 ] I barrage of singles in a five-run Tyvoo .l>v . X 0 Hel Kimberly at Wen,deH; 6ct. 26, BW Viii.m s II. 4 0 7 0 t v a n s U) -had an easy time in eliminating And thus i.s the lightest team - Blaine Scott 5-fl, 165. J ^ C A T v r ph 10 0 0 W e i ^ . i 0 0 0 sixth inning to give lefthander ■ ( a r t y II -S 1 7 4 ;A A IO n ‘ lt 5 .» T 4 sut^' kei*Wpvhdw Wendell luis pul on the field la Among non-lettermen Srtnlo 11^' • *- Roytcr. p ] 0 Strwdfl ph I Q 0 0 Jon'Matlack his 11th victory as ■ 1 1 7 0 Johnson 7b 4 0 10 Nov. 2. Wendell at Glenns <.afd«'t>.*' »l ' F or%00 070 0 )3 — t By l>ortrd Pre»l ini'^rn Gene (Ireen, 5-9, 132: tackles. HeliSk I 14 10 A 7 3 I.-6 6 J . National Leagu RODEO 400 007 0 0 0 ^ 4 -- Kirby (7-15) ovMlUhe right field A t la n ta UpshAw I 3 0 6 7t>~- g Alan Sleven.son to graduation - e K ^ s M iiy .i-f tkKflon f»0 p0 w ict' DF’ E a t i Kevin Kay, 5-7, 153; 'Calvin Forvth 7 i 7 7 7 . wall. Consecutive ' singles by 4 1 ( r\u'7n>P A t la n t a 9 i p ^•on S H u n d lc v . C .arr Oeon Jones brought home the with them However, the CALL COLLECT tt.cKM M M mning’s second run. M()<' I* r<> I Backfield candidates are Ip h r •r bb so l*irnfo.s Ihump Ph.Uac.' Trojans will Jiaye two of the San Ottgo New York junTtJnVTonly Webb, 5-5, 120-' »*?ll)p as J t J } * 4 J r New ab r ti bl ab r bl »il;irtinM f«i<'kfjeld returning in 32'6-439g' B u r r »» ■» 7 1 0 0 0 0 3 pound halfback. and Cincinnati jM orrtU -% I I i I -» I & i» rr» tt Jb ^ 1 7 1 j« I pe t 9 b MOOlOn W 1 1 i ; 7 7 7 1 \ 1 S 1 I 0 M.llan 7b 4 7 10 H? V) AIM fiiltbaik Matt Buiin and ' {.DCkrf . * ' 7 0 0 0 0 \ Triom.ts ss quiirterback Kent Petersonf. 5- Twin Falls County Foif* CINCINNATI |(UPD - A1 W o b cris 7b S 0 1 0 Staub rl 4 7 7 0 ftl SS SVl 4 Sitiupier . S 9 4 4 1 7 quarterback Kent .Sisson. The ( o lU c r l II) 4 1 I I Jones It ^ 0 7 I >J S*.. SS« V 10, 140-pound sophomore. i N 'C K r o I 11 ; 1 6 4 4 . 1 I 1 Oliver’s two-run hqiTlcr touched 4 0 11 Kraoepol lb 3 7 1 I */ !)0-< 16 Trojan.s also have some speed HBM’- SEPT. S-6-7-8 O r v . n r ) 1 1 *1 0 0 Following Friday's opener_ Sctiuolrf piiihrU.lo ) bailers ip sinlt> off a four-rim six.th ifming and « .- « ^ a II < S I 7 0 HoOues ( 4)37 /O' 4// |V WirtM'Ul II } 0 Me Gray* p 0 0 0 0 48 0 1 'idv n [X)itslt)ililies in junior halfback J N.ekJO p.t 1 l>ril lo ;? b a tt e r s ir» n in th the Pittsburgh Rrates added the Wendell schedule' includes MAKE RESYRVATHMS NOW!* , FILER. IDAHO S rtv r I CM k 1:*f 1 n 1 H f iP B> P a p p ^ .s «Mofrtii-> Jb » 0 I 0 Hahn tf 5 0 17 Tuesday's Pesuitt I’at lIiKUenlx)lJiam who ran on ■^GruUt) lb HArrelson ss 4 ■Sept 6, Buhl at Wenjlell; Sept 1 lonnson 1 ' three more rjms in the seventh 1117 000 I Anfj.-I Kirby p M a t d( h p 4 Nc<.^ Y u r t Uie state champion 1 7 44 A / SAA en route to an ^ 3 victory over 7000 1 0 10 CifUiwvii p 0 0 0 0 Par her p 0 0 0 0 ...... S quartcrinile rcla.v last spring. the Cincinnati Reds -'Tuesday koss p 0 0 0 0 Oyer t 0 0 0 0 ( ri.( .« 10 0 1 P.ilshurgh B C.n Phils odtf<« S.¥\ night. Snooh p 0 0 0 Q •51 T o i.iS e H o .r Wendell inti't ;tn’erloacle'd Totals 3« • 11 « Tolali )l • 13 ) C in c in n a ti A m t r u a oJ . e a au r. I ^ « r'd "> g \ Sart.Oiego 300 000 031 * By United Press Irwernational wjtli and the non-lettermen in hurlor diiol a b r h bt ab r h bl New York 10) OOS Ola ^ I 4 0 0 0 HOM* II ) I I 0 t- W•> lU -S 0 Hoslo'i jMor.iTpfl(U) (..v rril MOi Colberi IlSf D r t fo . l ?i) ft; s io lUmii IS fi-1 afi!t goes 190, hltler Tuesday night to outduel PrtfVi-r M 0 0 0 0 P e r f i U> 4 0 1 0 SH Ho«Hirl\ S n.»by i f gA\«on I /.Hk fl 4 7 1 0 t« ( ] I I 0 Nc^ y» jxHinti.s while .Sisson is !>-10 and tp h r *r bb so M'lMT.Iuk Juan Marichal and give the ii' 0 0 Wiiss I .0 0 0 0 0 w* I p 10 0 0 111110 10 0 0 I rt/«oii p 0 0 0 0 Ls l{()l)ert Fabela at 5-11 and 250 Mtin©o to. two battersbaiters .n tho Lai.lo*M..» IisIm I over 200, Additionally, 0 Gr.nnlcy p 7 0 0 0 Btii TUwdS ' 4A H4 B or bon p 0 0 0 0 Gr. / t\SJ only tijree Trojans will top 175 RoWnsonj who has hit seven C ro sb y ss 7 0 1 0 Tuesday's Results P H Kendall ( tcvcl.iMii K.IMS.IV Clly i l«v>li Totals )S 1 10 • ToUJl . 37 3 )3 J 4 pound.s. T 7 M A 16 .^01 Tfa.tS S H.HIxMOri- mglil .hbmers in the last-10 games, Pittsburgh OtOOM 300-- • 1 Mtn»\t*soiii i Driroil 0 n.grii Returning in the backfield Cincinnati ooi no O t» " wnnpcted in the sepcnd imping GET THE WHOLE THING (.^Mc'juo 6 Milwaukee 4. n Cm<«nnatt t with Higgcnbotham is 5-6, 147- SHCIAUI f\jn cill y e a r 'round I L o o k for Ofiki.tnti 6 Hnslon 1 r>ighl ^ to tag MaricTiaTwiOnils'^lh PiHV«Hiryh^, C%rr if 4 0 0 0 1 0 7 0 l>O vie 7t> 1 0 0 0

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. Today's polic« advic«: li somebody on 4he telephone tella you youi carmaker wants to pick up your auto to iiz some delect you didn'fknow it had, better call Ihe law Odds aie the caller ts acarth iei Another ^ t lact is mothers between 13 and 19 years old 'Mommy, a caterpurtle wants to know if hi^cdn come bear 44 per c«nt.oi the babies bora out oi wedlock r info our houstf. Can he?" ACTORS : O "D o any Am erican actors ever make movies m the Soviet Um on?" ■ ‘ A Some Peter FVlr was Ihe hist to do so Ten years ago H o ro ^ ic o p e 0 .-"W h a t are' the three most common company sports? In NANCY order?" '-' A Bowling, soitWl goli. - - I N E V E R O "W hat are the chances my legs are Ihe same length’’ " ^DRINK W HEf\ A About 50-50 At leAst halJ tlw people have one leg [nea- CarroHRif?hler V m DR IVirsTG surably shorler than the o| ^ r. ■’ Have you ever ealan lobster'’ When pollsters put that FORECAST FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 30,-1^73 query to citiians nationwide, 43 per cent ot Ihe men said no, 47

G E N E R A L T E N D E N C IE S : You start out with per ceol ol the womra Ckiivfie* n6 exfellent judgment and the deiire to extend LOVEANDWAfl^ ■ ^ your inttfrests far beyond present boundaries Later, jîr feel Maaeulin* ^lient report* ^ 's runnmg out of coitiplimenis to ju st great and' very rom anticât there is a decided deceptive pay his guliriend Says shS's getting Uinnterested Reciu^sts oui condition preseiTt lik < l;^ o he vîlhin yourself as frorrt Love and W ar man's advice Be imaginative, suggests. he.-4o- , outside. timate that she might have been a ^ m I attorney weren't A R IE ^ (Vâr,—3I ^ 4 p r . 19) Irhportant to make new such an enchanting aaX symbol That ought to intngye the young vrangecnents with both associate a i^ with mate in p m. if you \AdY-.s — want the future to develop more salisfaiônly St^ck to the truth since your mind is too tired to.da much angling, anyway. A L L E Y OOP One diHeience belwreen a domesticatia^ azumAl and a vnld animalJ>as to do with bagging A pet leauu how to whine, Then you come out on top WHAT A êSELTHIS (S' I HE DOES P R E S E W r . \ Y E S , I'f;4AFRAir>-W^'RE THEN HOVV \ THAT'S THE w h im p erisi^ lor food. Nq_y#Ud animal does Ih^t, I'm told The T A U R U S (A p r.2 0 to MaV ^6) Put that good taste to work B E S T ID E A woNr>ER IF r COULD m a k e SOMETHING OF A nROBLEM. GOING "fe LET ABOUT SOME and make your abode, Business place more attractive. Show LUNCH? I'lvl V O U V E H A D IT GO THE W AYALL^y science boys don't exfilam why they regard this as highly signifi DOESN'T H E? THIS SlTLJATrON RIDE OOP DID.' > - c o ^ o r k e r s the batter side o f your nature Your healHi needs FOR AWHILE/DSCAR.' STARVEP.' / T O D A Y .' cant __ I ' LET? more attention now, Many is the Seaaoaed Citiien who recalls that Italy m vad^ G E M IN I (M ay 21 to June 21) Ir y not to lei your Dhiopia in tb«'1930a. But uoimflgy remember that t ^ battle ' imagination run away with you when dealing with the one you hymn oi the Ethiopian army then waa ‘ The St Louis B lu es" love, or Iherp could -b« some bad misunderstanding Enjoy regular 'recreations instead o f junlping inlQ new ones that Atidtmll mot! lo I. M toyd, f. O torn I 7074. foil Wailh. IX 7610} could be far from anything you might like..,. Cop,>.flh( 1 97] I V. Sord M O O N C H IL D R E N (June 22 to Jujy 21) Try to get dull routines tuned up so they are more efficiejilj'but first study how others have done so fbr best results Make your hom e more attractive in, some way The right painting could work '■ wonders LEO (July 22 to Aug. 2 1) If you state to oithers how much

you appreciate them, you gel excellent backmg from them Answer lo Previooa Puz2 le now, and your life becomes more worthwhile Huy Ihe THE BORN LOSER Energy clothing that makes you look like a new You I brill llic one you love. ACROS.S c ru e lly V IR G O (A u g. 22 to Sept. 22) Plan how (o improve any ri-jl \ Strength 47 Fencing sword estate you may have, as well as how to add appreciably to 6Kffective 49 S m all fishing . present prosperity. Quy and sell witlh more wisdom and show pow e r boat 50 JasQ o 's b o jt you k'lTow how to handle money Avoide,xtrivagance 11 Man from Seoul |-'4-my4h'» L IB R A (Sept. 2> to O cl 2 2 )'Yt>u are highly chanrling and 12 Worships 54 F o rh iu d c 66G?pup ofînc can accomplish much in the w orld pfâttivity right now, so get M FUforlillaRC 58 P u b lic speaker an early start. Accept invitations in p m . of a social nature. 15 Pa p a l envoy 16 Far off (comb 59 T e n : • Dress weh-aad wow «m ' fo rm ) eo O o ses • S C O R P IO fO<-» 7^ fn Nnv 7 I ) ,Snmr investigation will give 17 Cereal grass 61 Fashion 11 Krazy 38 Blacksnakex 19 Spanish checrs you the answers for which you have been searchingrfor some 13 Su ap fram e 39 Bustle 20SouUi Arrican DOWN bar 40 Powerful - time Don’t be aftaid to show your devotion to tl^se you camps (var ) 1 G o lle r s 18 DesirHcoll > beasts really love, otherwise they feel neglected Increa.'ie hat>pmes.s 23 Printing w arning 21 Hartdsome lad 42 Blood (con^b. m easures formJ , S A G I T T A R I U S .(N o v 22 to Dec 21) Instead o f b ein g so 2 O f mouth 22 Grins 24 Pronoun 3 Insurgent 24 Headcear' “ 43 Copycats blunt with others, use tact and show more affection if you 77 Generator 4 Coolidge s 2SSam uels 44 Bnstlelike want more harm ony, happiness Being more \tilling to go out 29 White popUr ntcknamc ,,— reachrr 'i Brt) li organs 31 Su lU n s 5 Inherit 26H odm ( 4« Strong.brave socially IS good. Drejs well and within your means PEANUTS decree p ow er 28 N ative 48 Feminine CAPRICORN (Dec t!! to Jan 20) Try not to give olbfts 3& Giant 6 Irish leader m ineral S U fflK the wrong impression in Ihe outside world, or you could rum 36 Perm itted by K am on de — 30 Traveler ' 51 Actual law 7 Cyprinoid fish uid^ 52 Fence opening your reputation right now Use w isdom and you can make big Gentlemen,! have just 37 Buccaneer . R Lively place furhish (itle 53 Poetic genre headway with the influential Slick to own knilting in p m 41 Potnled tool 9 Papal garment 33 Corvine bird 55 Cut off completed my new novel. branches A Q U A R IU S (Jan 21 to Feb 1'*) Y o u have new ideas and 42 Possesses to Jumpe^rlilie 34 Building 45 D elight in shruD addition 57 Some want to make new associates, which is fine provided they jrc the right ones, so be sclec'tlVe Make those plans to Iravel tlijl — aiK iinpuugiit. See tu it that youi w a id iu he is light------PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Making certain that you keep promises to others in a most honoialile and cjiaci way is important right now. Do whatever"will put your mate's mind at least pa:rtially at ease I hen mend your ways IF Y O U R C H IL D IS B O R N T O D A Y he or she will be one o f those pretty young peuple w ho cqulil by very badly spoiled by others if you do not teach early lo stand on own tw o feet, otherwise there could be failure inslead of ihe fine promise in this chart There ate-Ouistanding lalenis here .ind the ability to be neat and accurate, so grV7The best education r you can afford Permit to follow religion of o .n choice lor best results "The Stars impel, they do not com pel " What you m.ike ol your life is largely up to YOU' 18 JlmevNewv^Twl" Wediies^y. AugOsrZ?,'19/3 ' , ' : If Mysic La*font Mat* Halo !• Famaia HalB E X P E R IE N C E D - beautician (or lh « a d t v way. R»nr^ nOTTSSlonrjend^wrltlen rttume-lo CERTIFIED Piano Instructor, work, ‘ permanent position, good ^Rubbî* plastie L W alton Balt V Ib ra fort,. Spaad Tlmes-News, Box J 9. located iti »ie Twin Fallsarea. For Bikes, Action Cyda* and M attagk salary and. working coodltrons. appointment call t}S.S7a}r Boltart, at Banner Fum lturt, 73J- Stewail Morrison, Tire Company ■ÂBiYSITTER In my hon(e'e:0010 ,106 jim Avenue West. S:00 week'days. good working I conditions 734 4171,, . ______Homaii Fw SaMi LOSE walgM with New SDape FAKM MAC HI N ER rlm e tn ln lc , f* ■ ■ ■ TaMrt« and Hydrex P'"*i f a r m in g backgroond^reterred but, 1-MAOIC VALLE nat neegsmiKislary; ry;~ tralnir tr alninB-TJnv new ^XcfeglFNC^D -W ENDELL DR'ir. eqv/Tp)neni^provlded, Andy and person, also waitress nee dis rTct, sm all older home. ^_____ T h re a t© Bob's Motor, BOhtr^J 4im>r-S«»- _Pftg#rbbcf er plaatie material ------]H " j uriimg j j i iJ i'i 'TiT'"M r ' ■ ^ s r wngu?r&/^>yrgfl. spaniui. BV OWN^R. 3 twdroomTnT luli fooling— the . bOily'S' defense-----in u solution wliiuli cuiitaina the 46W- -engttsh- tg yem w itTduobtr^yven raiiue. auar- to create a totally synêUf. .te s tin g . TWO FARM^. . nwctttnery^ air. conditioner, fut.l fenced yard/ mechanisms intar^lii^lng the components needed to form the :ONE FULL lime position .slelli TTiechanlc» and TWO FIELD human heart. . . .."TTie ultimate result might, II Saltsman or Saleswomen Northeast location, 734 3104. hydrogel, and then exposed to I open m dtetary departmentv-at ^ v lc ^ e n . experience preferred, Hr. RiiHHv D. Ratner and hopefully be a new geijieration hydrogel is not reallyTnere. ?/SAagic V>Hev M em orial Hospital. salary defends upon experience, Cobalt 60", they said. CLEAN, low 3 bedVooms Allfen S. Hoffman of the of trouble-ffee bioriaaterials ' ftatner and Hoffman said the I ^ ______hospital and life Insurance, local NEEDED salesman witti some fam ily room, new carpet, fenced progressive firm. Send knowledge of. J>ulldinoS to call on hydrogels by themselves are This process coats the harder P E R I E N C E D s a le v j> e r s o n •-VIWWIVW^V W »W »-«»ll • yard; 535.000 Shaw Realty. Susan University of Washington, in a which could be creatively u s^ J ^ qualifications to Bo^ F I c-o bulldino and painting contractors. -w*4h interior desian abilrty^for ,Shaw. 733 0473 ^ not strong enough for artery material with hyttrj)êl while tim es News. I I n . on paper presented Tuesday at the by the medical profession io leading Twin Falls furniture store. Cal. 714-5022 after 4:00 p i weekdays and 9 to 6:60 p .m . leaving no trace of radiation in Sendresumeto Box 21. Twin Falls, prolong lives anc^ ease paiiLr .actions or an artificial' heart. A ^3 year old man. service A W ANr &0-REACHES OUT Ip. American Chemical Society’s Id a h o n 3 0 1 TJie heart would be flexed the final product. ôni5ectces 733 0389 a- Z33-W7 r e a l e s t a t e Salesman wanted. 8880, SAVE I SAVE! SAVE) Buy from thoroughly with waterTremov- , .Qii<-Hne doctors outlined a core uf the material serves as a Two years experience desired. Let substances which feel like BABYSITTING b y f o r m e r Builder 3 bedroom. 3 baths, living me Show you how to earn SI?.000 living tissue—can be Krafted to in(> all traces of chemical used procedure to harden the fiq^ -stronff.support." ' CARPENTERS wanted, year registered foster parents, toilet room fireplace, covered patio, per year minimum. -Contact a ro u n d u t i lit y w o rk , r>ot h o m e trained preferred Jerome area, Ror>erf G, Jodd. Arrowrock double garage ' Just’ being man m.tle, Kellwood area, also cuswm sewing manager and maintenance man. and ironing 733 9256 SKtp, whifu lip> Of> front let*l. and '/Hf'l/f b y OWNER, nice, welt built must completely manage and electric 3 bedroom brick home, chest Vicinity, south of Fil»»r, -..maintain large hew mol)i|e home of.8JVietnam veterans W cO M fSO O y- W t W A R D 3'MSI'39 C H I L D R E N 1 L L A G E fe n ce d y a rd . ?33 047\ a „ l n park Desire husband afVa wife V or A34 n u rs e ry SCHOOL Ages2' iand ??00 combination. Should have own .■In a strategy meeting. Mon up Separate classes each age 3 tMdrooms. with J nr>or« In the CAINESyil,l.p;, Fla. (U P I) 1972 Republican National Con mobiltu-iiome Semi retired or tMMm tnt. 3 bathb- laroe family f J M A I t r ' S • a /n e s e c d I , w r> 111' 1 Otficc manager, male or retired-iper-«eftce 'taken Laan Andaraan m -1360or Bamas assistants voted 10-7 to rest the WANLEJ) TRUCK drivers^TJSf"^ JACK APTD . JILL Nursery, R a a tty 733>«737 bers of the Vietnam .Veterans and communications terg^ts. into cpnsid^rahon corn chopping, starting September licensed child carp- Superv.se<», "I fee) w(f-haW at IcM't a case after questioning I)r, Jst. phone 326 4726 o r"^4 4268 Again.st the Vlar~ (vVAW ) J Asst Manager, local relait a c tiv itie s 1104 10th A v e n u e E ast *7 Bedroom brick home in choice .Steven StelliHun, a Univtrsily 03 Artnouncem tnts f.rrn Hardware or 753 6M 7 Tuesday and one defendant hung Jury,” Mahoney said. f o r k lif t Northeast' location. Large fam ily con^truciion bacKqround room, fireplace, 3 baths Close to predicted "at. least a hung His comment came after the of Colorado chemist. hflpKjl Any age providing experienci? -preferred, extênt hiEbORT Clark M iller Guest, 13 shoppino-. church, and schools «»i)plic ant IS m ature ■*--toufh Equal, WIGS. ••I’m apprehensive, but 1 IxUieve the informers, were B3340 ' Opportunity Employer cleancd and- Vyled. •-- synthetics - ^thetic' and of Idaho /JT 0715 only one witness, a bomb lying now, there really wasn't ffcju'Tfd Must have driver^ human hair, nhone 423J5396 i w o u lJ ^ apprehen.sive if-we Ik rns«* - - , • .BY OW »&R- 3 bedroom, 3 bath... expert. 04 Special Notices much more we cogUI do." one , I w ill install YOUR No Wax, Vinyl. horfrrr>H«cellent location on had put on a month-long case,” 4 Clur^.iyjîst. strong typing, ,_RDUTE SALESMAN The defense had been expect defendant said. Hrv»um or Asphalt tile ftoormg president street. Formal dining, said the former VVAAV national Df^lViNf. If) von c|OTd tcleph6n«*'personality Satisfaction and firm , bids living room with 'fireplace., fam ily, . ed . to question a ' string of For steady employment, neat, coordinator, Petor P. Mahoney. t.u .k 1<> An().'l*'s N .‘.«.l guaranteed Will travel 50 mile fri^ 'TTjuiii III basemej*. large U..S. District Judge Win>ituji s S ir n o Serretary, g o o d dependabl-r, wi^fhnq t6 work ^room *y2"Pl*ofY~Af'ôt’ 0Q/, walKiri witnesses to Iry to discredit the id u jd (il itiuny 4 i -1 I I I rrldtions ^'mphasis ' 201 2nd A v e n u e BY OW NER. 4-5.t>e ra s « ^ 3 4009 guilty of conspiring with other ville meetings InTterendant to the jury and lay out ground H Construction men being Dr.ver salesman, prefer iocal A n y tim e ) Free glqss ol wine m l t? r V u.*w <*(t t o r c or>f r oc to r - person, m arried, hiah schoot W A W members to di.srupt The .Scott Caniil's .....— rules for final argunient.s. BACKHOe SERVICE 733 9340. with chiicken or finger who wonts stable crow gradiiate. with gi^ddrlving and work record An International ESTATE SALE sleok orders on Siindoy V At i' kfceivable wwker concern with full fringe Horseshoeing and irffn/nijng, I (.)iifi'ion i»*penonc.e needed benefits, ar>d above average saddle horses ^nd facing plfetes Just Outside Twin Falls Cify limits 3 bedroom home, 496 Addison'WeG; ts»rovv ollitt*r. experienced earnings available Contact c a ll D ean. Q u a lls 733 7646 ITT Contential Bakmg attached garage, lovely yard S12.750 air results 10 t St row officer, exper Company, 548 WashingloWT Call Farm Work Wanted M em orial. Not ites 14 C a ll Oi n t n ect 733 B602 AN EQUAL OPPORT UNITY I HOUStS Z io n ia s ' EMPLOYER 733-6506 -CAkfcY Ovi'f ISsw.fii' surrp rtnil tH-rl IN D1 i >' .ippi i-t Milioii to .III ol (M.( II irri')-*>or, c«Derience and. ROTO tilling, blacie work, ybrd AitirnA l pr Oj t‘( Is (* iiu< ilu r >ng trx- Fitting and ShoWinq . Holiji.n Miic |)cl.»..r I’ v .m i tfji:ruls (-)f K.if/, .IIIIJ i\W 'o l, thr sicibilify ruquirod Excellent leveling, ».*•" Deloyd B»ngham. B la rn r C o u n t/ f «iif i M » I A \lo < h S iiir Ml N U) W > >s.t W "y-*' Hocmm liil'T i.ui .M ill IW>>t M I .fw .W «h ) tiiu.- ,in,| M (Jur iiuj th»' hi)’.p>t,»lI/<»tu)i» fi K iinl> M i'Xi h .111(1 T r r i ‘ S for cold slorage L h ^ m p io n (n < trH rl hog I^R p outxis I I 0^ lri‘Otj>' yi Huov ( ,lcmt• . I <. i i , establishment plas man to ) k ynri W i-.ivri Sus.ui Hunl stacker Blair duiton Farmmu *»uJ O f h lx r C oII m t Hfllrwv.- I'S \ VS K rv.n An,, •, I .jin.lv supervise and operate seed ,tn>l h'l '•< ixuTiil all l>lu(* Dfsk' CicrKj evenings • Jerome 33n ilOS,»MO K.n. B e tty M ilto n Res 734 4602 BA.fil. t«**vv »00 U VO W.t Pr.ty Crtfi-y Ho»%e Q ualily be heipful. will trairv. good s w a t h . and baled straw n. VH. \ \ SO l U u t r Mi-lrfSOM ( r t i r y ,.»?0 . W AYM E P. A N N IS working conditions, good pay. s h a re s , c a ll 324 5107 C ynciy E ric k s o n Res 733 7367^ I I to BoOhy •Ho'itrofti Pi<.itK> tov >l VO n AlUl K ^rsonals good fringe 'OcQetits Jeapne Barchas Res 7^3 3500 6?4*tiU jf I oktfS' N Warehouseman also needtKl [(olibv I um«*f tiu.ttici , Vfl 11 OS CUSTOM Swathing, Balmy, and ThrlinA Cluughl(K> Brllt'wLn* lOS 10 Bohrllr Phof.«> ;0B 7^33 5562 • Plus botcher for cutting wild ' Brick 3b'edr,oom lull basement, stacking Messenger and Lewis Jul.r ftoll.ns UJ t1 N«niy r r ISA Royal I A ll.. I . . . c , ...... NfLDALAWYfR‘» If you dOn I N.qhis 734 30Q5 ' game. October, November, „ dQUblega^rage, vacant J32.500 fcAhin H>-Mfvuf 1t7 It l6 H illy Jo Mwn». all MOOJi L INQ have d Iriwyer jnd need one. caM December, lOto UWeeks. Send C a ll 324 3245 flic RolliltN J u n * o r« Coultfhton. B^ltrvue. 10} II IS CAtol 'Hi !•' » the loaho State Bar Lawyer Qualifications to j 10. c o Filer 3bedroom vacant P«>trrM>n f ^ r i - y 111. t l 40. N»tJi erov*«n. . U.n A lt l . i . i . M l. .11 o n h r llp ^ ( ^ « R e fe r r a l S e rv .c e ic o M e c t) 34? 89i>a M «l« Hf Ip Times News — . . ^N Ê D CORN CH0/*PING. i l 2 , 2 0 0 Bellrvuc |l Gwen Prli'rvoo CArey ,in«l Uvr» ni.n )0 I yf>n Weaver f* ,.i* ..'l .» J).'l,|...'- (fin r W.T.T*v f-tr»f infervirw, !*SOO n a v e Hêw 3 row chorpper. phone »0 0*nny Turner. Pit Abo 9S \ \ 10 , Mi.i.ny . w J,-• Suc Ann ,S Su-..«n W tiiln .- v lit . . . f l ,. 1' 1 III ■ vu il 326 4776'^r 324 4?6« _ C o m m e rc ia l 50 h 130 lo t 4 |^t-iu>Mll IVfch all blue and M e lo d y Peek C a rry , . i»#. t t OS M .« h y M. m 1,1 1 A llM lI' iivn. •. rarr-*wiii ii;/" YOUNG man wanting to work bedrcwjm home 110,000 Bare KirklAiKJ. Carey. 113 tl And Apr.i I ,*l.i »M-li'ison iiMi.i HiitstrlU-r and J>l M l. .11. ,r 1 .. iH i .«,. 1 oolM'Ti.tn Alctn.t • h o k y ’ CARPET s w e e p e r . MECHANICAL while going to school, par! fime CU'STOM BEAN cutting, plowing, la n d 1 m ile f r o m tw o n 5 10 30 ’ OivlM'tmetl. BcHevur 10). 10 i m i . J I .«il I «Hl W .is o .'' '• I’i ' ” ' I ).» fv .i- K II k 1..M .1 greateM gifiof all M^êl Nafu^ »^3 CHWy. Apply in pervop. âxie’s W v^lern Ptr««ure roto tilling, corrugatir>g, discincrr- a w e s Bcrl Mike EAkin Bisl«'tlci and A A ll 1HUM- M.»» . r t 1 f l 1 >,* V Wc are - In need of an .J^^vef"' F me 5 acres Large 3 story, home, ...... IhvIT. I .-ir* experienced mech«irttc' and lawn and trees. 1 mile tfom, Jerfv Ci*narruva. Car>>, $8; I V " » '* A,S.IU(I-1M1' M v (> n o ,.|..i ,.M .i ALCOHOLICS DOUBLE YOUR INCOME Sound Lrnn.c L Idrcdgo c'/»»ry 1001 H O T . Sr.'.«Hs h and bKw ...... 1 H ...|l' . 1 tio p f> . G o o d ’ C a ll 734 453 7 M»e’re w illing to pay lop wages .CUSXQ.M corn chopping, call the • 4own Carolyn- ôhntiOn Beii«wur > W ' Mk>f>l l) lu r FOODS to the right person All this plus h ,i. t h h.-iMM-ll Ulur ANONYMOUS ■ CarTer boys at Filer, Idaho Bill or John fe«.»fiuSA Carry vy. t BO Ort*' W.IM .1 . K .1 k -.i ...1 . - ...... l)’ ’ i ■ enceHenl beneljis including R oy 326 4436. D a n 734 4890 Buhl lovely 2 becJroom home, Eak>n B r n e v u r *1S \ fn.s^CMv.s ',1 n.»>» s il S f v t''’ i*nst»<' io L v n i) 1 1..,ll. r f,.i I-. >.Ml .*IU1 1 i'. Ol', ' |,,1l Is NFEDED experienced hay group insurance. paid U ro iM ,' MEETINGS g a ra g e Carey 91 ? Joi-nstiu- iHilK ,.

nis BA.fd lA »ry W l \ '0 NOv 1, iV/’ , .,k . ■ ; 1 ; ^.tii St 40 iA • Motors 733 7700 or home phone J older homers, clean and Btenl T.ogrv V U> 1 Si Hin.il* t.- . 1 p. •n. rnn>A0A0d VE CE T A B l f S dairy barn, ideal stock farm .. .1 k i.tm l II (if»Misi^4JnM-iiM'Mt worK, starts rti 12 10 per hour, paid CUSTOM FARMING Ill I.IVM- ti l .«ii «i*(1 C a r r o fs .i.,«i<-s h h<-i>i<.•*t bill«• <*r»l1 1 v 'l. .«! lo n . . l.ile in s u r a n c e, WANTED Windrow and Halo 733 ft161 734 304^ U n il F o u r Oi'ii.n,... 1 ».OM 1 •S11N I WIN I AI I S H 00 B lig h t in s p e c to rs A s g r o w SeiH] t. trn i> h y ,«n> It St,-.s..- 1 SA I .1-. u ,1- l-i... .tn,1 ». I , 733 8636 A n e q u a l o p p o r tu n ity IS B usinctt O pportunity II. l.i,,.- ,.n.1 1 WiI'rtvOf S Waa Beans e rw p lo y e r JUNIOR JIFFIES ) s. tinx-iV All -U j jL . r ...... UluL- J!^g..V. .L ilfl-i FELDTMAN-REALTORS — Jubv uf Iiitgi » »t------r07- t t : v s r r --ifiTtT "w ’ Firyv. ■ I r lis a 0 .« V 'S .»IU1 l 0> > Sh.«Mr< .«n )lK n- Sheer C tK umt>er' -o r- BAHYSIT T ER tor S yr.»r old. my • II M. Y)3-1tat Western Ho«♦man\^•P Male & Femala I hom<‘. good wages and hours C a H Lyngwoort witti easy aCf<‘ss rinci ■CHILDCARE \ S A Hi-r>r^. It II ►..«»*,w-ni. CUTI, Contemporory 3 bed Âautc^'n l.on.g.il IroiVi* .vkI l>iyr 713 0880 adoQuaip parking, apartmeni m \ Otnni.V! .''Ml I MO*Sli*H. txjilrtinq renting tor IIS O . g o e s with j*Qom home on lorge land JatX'O I .ndi'KM.in K.»n>» l l/.r*n. r ,»n ottifp newly redec cyated trom top 1 DING DONG' Everyone knows icoped lot S31 500 baomed TTTtrnVfom^YaTTtTfOtli R eai’ y tos«*<' Nani V I .t;.»grr ,ili r t*d AVON That can mean proia tor c e lfm g s SECRETARY 2vx c h im S q u a s h / I I 767-i i V.I.-is.vi I (li'i.n.An and 1 you AVON Ropresentatlve^ earn DeftO'r t ottirr 'ropi'y i,. I»'.'f* At . . I ■■ 000 Sq Fl wo>etioi/so on 11 .o I J .wl ...,1 SA I ,|iA..- .1- I' -'k mof»oy Sftling high quah’y AVON Jonnn- C>,‘nin.»n Anix.r ICj^.-s Jan.n. . S S Mi.nl u.«^%y> S Ster»f'C»’ Sf>*^ WANTED 8 UMiT MOT ( I and apart m**nt S Downtown locQtiof' — T o o th m .m .»nd i .*• o i y t' lo » 'y% io n a III’H-i Pi th r e d .n,twd».v>OM I’.-, h r,r'd accefii home in ir.ior F*t>one M3 SANDWICHES GALORE .DRIVER FOR ESTABLISHED MOTOR ROUTE mr wvritc Mrs Phyii-s VUinturi A i o n E i)Qli»h R uler 9 0 3 3 t'opri^ .md Misc rlla nr lJT>frtl Kimberly. Idaho . '/{' V rn n e * ' I'liM- m .o H > 30(1 A SEDTIMC OUTFIT >4or%« Rrinin« Clats IN THE BUHL AREA' Distributor wanted to servM«* - S H S»rw.*« » ' r.l ar'd ' Di-Uli.t I.»(S»1 Dt Pfc ^jD ABl f I A D V to h rtl.y '.tl walt D i s n e y products JUNIOR ICAOERSHIP M usf h o ve small car in good running c o n d f^ o n . in our homo 8 to S S days .1 wri-V accounts V*»0»’ *0«> Ir c H * '' 11 wm trr, qood wages o v e r H.OOO per monlh poss'tiie' Susan S» (.«flyi> ai'd I INTERESTED PERSONS CALL MORNINGS: w o rk in g c o n d itio n 714 ???3 i^ ttr r S I n v e n t o r y n e c e s s a r y 13 790 )o S< htp.dl ai I ' »-\1 t ' P start- Call c o lle c t Mr Br^dy cy-f NINC ELEGANCE HW" (714) } 4 J 1981 ir> o i'" .« (.’ lOvA»VÎ»x» *«cH>^v au*e TIMES-NEWS CIRCULATION DEPT. SNACKS *M O MORE CLASS DAY SH if T |Obs lor women. paid Pa»»y‘ r v i ) 0«.«i’ t ah>n CiovriiKif •" I Ol s.ms Si>s,*n Wf’ *''r» , f \ ' set 0«d » National Linen Supply, 2nd a n d in v r r ^ QOOd fonoi’.on r-'Ti-T r.r»»T r»'s- "s ttr*rr» >•««♦ Op»«v«»t MXii l‘uuiJx:ii tfv) . j p r . nWIrr sys-*em b r r t u ’ ituM Apr icoâod Or anqr Avenue W«T ’Twin Falls tdaho . K a*i' 1.»ndSf <>D'ng owner Will considPf JO lo^'o^n . I .«k n bo» s ,s-.r.»tr» ' 's* •r.idr on f.rrm Harold Ke ttiify, h . k* " l.'dy N S»H 0«'d I- .. ,1 WAITRESS WANTED a p p ly Pineapple person no phone caHs Ko*o s / ) 1 2400 I .«nrt O llir r ol I rt^rô 7 3 I . t .k I. li'- d I'- " r Rros^n O rtT. u OPEN CLASS 11" . ' I 11 I I 11 I II 11 T’ T Ari.''^so*T C ale ARTS AND CRAF TS .^ n .l I r n\.« iV.V lH>i>< rvo ►oi,* l^ • Mi«» i.ss." a o p ' - H v n l I' I I t'S s. .. ’■•.I S'..* »r>'fd M • Si. R. ' must be U or over neat .n h . k . n . .n>' . » i ' . i d t i s s C.iersrta A pnci vetorsd OflibT to n e dv»sti'.» l,>r'ns*.v. I'l,..- ■ apprarance pcrfw t for students FOR HOVE Equity l oar>s p»>onr ESTABLISHED lifS* Be’*y lOvrri' w„ii ..V d..-Ns i.*t»' Qet'is.r Warn MAN OR WOMAN diark Befinetl at 7 H t? 0 0 ve\Of>d r,« iP .o frp ' iji.»ss teri PiCri*n pO'« pO'i' p.iio»%A ' w.Mi -.v <•’ sk '• s rv m ff' TO WORK IN TIMES-NEWS fLOhne s« r ,»»*. boi I , p . io-» i J Ois.-i’ rxsokril is. p 'u > » s I - , I , (•»**"' ■ a - 'd I e o la ' T **v r'e MAILING ROOM PART TIME. O f 09 ^ A a la H e lp large landscaped is a ‘jOhntto*' '^'Olal ar* f.r'st ,».o. itm ii. ai' '•'St j.sor r>'ao* ^ i Oao/" nmr»' wntrrnemwi b e d ro o m s , la rg e liv in g r o o m (14 johnt>io«s d'i 1.1 V k .-^1' •>. seiorvd ■ 30). fireplace and 1 car rit l>*d »P'êa! Carr If .Caiiôun gi annt.OQU. tevond (. ixxik. aiui i«i.e StOv' Monday thru Eriday. DISTRICT MANAGER *■ Johftsioii apt>i«- di>it »l^«a P P.ê«i »i„ii.n1 ,»• •' . • ' i.c0et0 1 00 a m to 5 00 ajn. Sunday quMlxto sen CWHi k >• ' nof>n<‘ •'erîepo.r.t I ..»!>. .1. ', • k- , .is. s I coi,» Pay f^r P L E A S A N T fO O ti*00< » - r * t f ><»*n»ron gvApes »'%• .»V>P‘ f Cef'ar'k.rsa %KOrvd Biamhe Paite#w> v*ove 'a^'p ••rs* . p [Vaoe Ôwr^^ a«d ^ S U M M E R B Pa’ U'^Vdt' b-ri1pM*ure^ *r»» .t SNOWMOBILE One of the leoding Icrigation A p p l y in person before N Qfw Wee^côys P rieruin wrooi l»o»er% ! f \ ' M 'S R’a ^ d * w a v 9Ts l . r v l D ivisw n I evemnos m a tandvcaped Berber tto«re'rt tecono Ahct .•ifwvi and J Draoe th.rrt O r’ t-T sop or'- comppnies hos an opening for— Jo-»rS/T r / M f S NEWS CIRCULAT.ON DEPAPTM ENT ir r ig a te d ’ 3 ao»lh howrt p- •■»»» M a r y L a - tfia w I ' & jr.H?.* to, »rorty room The^.covered Bra*r.«'t>n dism . fjT&t. M t i o r e a Barton. crr«mr< A»«»*s^v4 . ^ k..rki^d.' t.rit. Peart •fex» ".Desire individuol with college patio IS des)gr>ed for pteasant Ch«« *«0»sA. Jooj Barton ra. V BCGlNNlCC* summer ewnlngs Catt'abou* third Orpha Sm.rh r >iVP » f-r\i tiofe^te Pe’ersorv V I ,»i n * ^ *'0 ' WANTED lecOnd O-CO*'-^ pi.avlc parf«» vr. o'»i tMfedve rn.fO ► Peiervor. I ,«fc n -"KS.T V . - r r .* I- • O e o h '.- s rx -r> m y ^ r - ''.1 . • ir»t JOr^n-e Oer>rnan plaHf't »04"' • .*’',7 Ca'ia rovno se< or>d background w ith experiQQce, in NEWTRl LEVEL pood'et waby btarskef I rs» M a^ . a» ’ »o n " ’ «• J _ pt i i i iK M TWTra ,X «^w r;irr Two t m r r a tn • C>u Ano.^ Sha»y ^ôrâ L P » r n r t«T»BArC ' ' ' - , MAN OR WOMAN irrigation design and layout. Over tiowing With attrac»'ve fOvrTh Kay Rooert afphan lovjj-rfi W Pfiervor L Pavê Mav< e Me Caro* features Spaoous living room J.iOrvT M-%»iOrv tdwards fow'th *rxl ^ TO TAKE OVER ESTABLISHED with camedral c^tj.ngs For Jo^mtofs Dorothy Dry»%ei fh ra Jo*4 e S*o*a' * I f tn B.. hen arsd iânfy fa * n r*ofh red »urv Position offers excellent income, jcr.ns»o»s AOJ Apr I D'stse^rteti sum m e r entertaining, a targe s / P P ^re t tOwrlh «rsi^ Barbara Lee red^ r cliva Oa«'S tropr»v Laura *rJT F*lease_Moil Resume to: baths, and 3car 9»âo« Sae us MtlNK. bom red H o J iy Pes.and Em .ly.Olsen Rosar Alon.i Wil«en Wendv Pr.(^ DeCfb-r now and you can pick your own Jw Lr>oer jtrtd N.'Ch Brpwn. *11 pink Pf.cs- Sh^fOt» Orop»'» Lor S I'S S ..w color schemes Priced 17t,roo Tam m i# TopfBmafi. r« d . E m b r » * a e « > Wîifrsey Lir«ne Pet k and Maf le vowng Good Profit for Time Involveci pene Brewer — . rFA . >*e*crs CaK}l««r. tMwe a ll OTOe T a m r r> * f T o o ^ t 'm a " I o r . S ^■ f» s Lindsay Manufacturing Gompany M ttfe n a n d c a w s D e c M p a t * Anfs«e Jone\ arsd Pam Grant red LYNWOGO REALTY M. l.*rdlaw. Wue #n^ Antfy Denman KNITTING WRiTEORCALL "P.O. Box 156 - -/w.*Caws \ U a i« O n * «10 aiue LM kn Nomi \ - * Oiareoai 'CilvtT Jo4iev. trophy Susan Sha»»er ' Pafteo«o..Wve_ __ - ___ _ ^ LincJsay, Nebraska 68644 m w i v Barbar-atee Dtue. and l««. red HOity O Cro%*iey and DeM>ie Spark% all TIMES-NEWS M e W e r ^ '- n * 'J « S lC » . Ji>f‘e D i^fe e. ^ e i K t l biye Jt»ne Marsha Pa»»erôei. ^«rf»f»an arKl • C a r m * ooih red ’ ' • — . - — " A n EqualjOppoeitmiiy-£mpJoîc££^ M n M tar ana'ii^ n m h m . ,SwMASt«i«af trapftv. and Lor» snafftf. Cmn K ic k L w . C a tnv E M M * n d Rookr M iry Bulgrin. M Bulor^'' Erma bothoth bisK-bisK* BoooBoof' r , iofle. a .rt jacV.* iâm ton. airSI a t. and Jan>tf«rT\»on. red . iCatMfsavaoth eM -V- .— .X
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H om M For. S alt n Homtt For M - IH«, For Sal* HomM For Sal* Farms A RandiM' 2 i C tm a ttry t o t t 1 ^ ' BYOW N^R: On Prnldent street, BY OWNER well pjanned tsifiry R S A L E B Y O W NFO N E R tw o PROBABLY.THE finest duplex In. J07 Acre ranch. 4 bedroom totaT .fully cvp«ted, loti of storage. FOR LÂSE, warehouse located A T T E N T IO N odMege. studOTtsI home, east location, S bedrooms, 2 bedroom brick thorns with third Twin palls,' northeasr"location, electric, air conditioned home, 4 SMcas memorlol Park tn j Ilinlatied basetrient. 733 ;«)6. at Oecio Idaho, 6.700 square feet, Look at this lovely m obilf home, fireplaces, central air, private bedro6m in full finished basement, j to ta l Of fou r b e d ro o m s in o n e on<> with frreplace and full basemenU • • c h . a ll MOO, J . G lllm o r a (3 4 wllb railroad frontage, call 678 between Moscow and Pullman well, spnnkling systerih, double tvyo^jult baths, two fireplaces. with 3 bedrooms In other unit, beautiful view, out buildlnoîm U ^ w«te Circle Boise. LOVELY ~2 bedroom home in 5196^ ' r • Washington. U « 40 Fttetwood, all garaoe. Canrtot be duplicated < j^ te d throi^hout.call 423-5i67. •. central 6ir conditioning, built-in WO.OOOv Term s,A«^+«Tyi?rwe5tern TH- neW Interrlor, partially furnlthed, country near K im berly,. {aroe S39,900. 733|7621. after 6 p.m . call appliances,' fireplace, (6ts of R e a lty . 733 7 3 & ; 7 3 4 '3 6 S ^ o r 733- $4,200. Connie H arris. 334 5160. or oarden 423 5764. mornings or 733 2262 . « extras. Chuck Perkins, Blue Lakes &S63. ______■■ dROCERY’SjORE 3 bedroom, 14-4 baths. Norrh East Carl Butler Realty. 334-8166. ' « v « n in o s . . Branch of Land Office of Idaho. For sq|e or leo«e prosenf’i o f J e ro m e . L 4. N R m c E S T A T E . 160 acres Jerome area with 2 733 0715. owner ready to retire, will acre, country rafich, corralikj, Jerome. 324 8123 After Hours: 324 -homes, this is a good farm . 75 bare SAVE *1J00, GIfnbrook, BBlit iitix»r«^ ^4' X 64' mobile home. In mobile PRICE F^PUCEOiS,000 ' -^rTt7-âge--tiioJvrn j Deoroom 5986~0r 825 .T'*’ ' ------“■cres~twtv _. —Fttei— antf'-Twin 4ell .or- loose eldest-grocery-- ■Plamtngo mobile tie i«s, pooa - horftehoffte park.park, . furnished or carrfr papers, FIRST time listed. Lots of room in Fallji. 72 acres only mile from slote and meot market in selection, AAA DIsuxi , S ou th o l unfur. nished. carpeting <23 5 w 2. on this 4 apartment complex, tttls ] bedroom home on President BOhl with lovelVMhome. 40 acres Tupoerware, Jerome. throughout. 8 x 13' flp-out. In the , LIKE TO BE OUT OP THE CITY? downtpwn ElKo pnnuol gross ■"Twin Falls location, close street. ,2 large picture windows, Wendell area with nice home. 40 front room, built In range.-4otr'of pood" this new 4 bedroom b r »ck exceeds $500 000 Store is I dovvntOMT) shoppino center very nice shady yard, should sell bare acres Buhl area with view. MUST SELL I0« 5J V o e i^ , extras„-&«y eqoWy-and take over Jo do\ OWN^R will sell or trade for home with , H» b^ths, all carpeted. modern hoving boon recently Nowo w oont^-^,OQO, n ' terms, let's 1 fast for only S15.0000. Nadine Gene Hopkins. 543 6633. Land furnished, e«rellehf ■ m im niun:— ■payments, ui <.aiii Tn tnan nance. W<»3 acreage near Jerome, ^.four buil> in app4tahces. lovely w hite dlscus.s Koepaick, 733 7297. Land O ffice of Office oj Idaô, ^ 3 0716, rem o:j«led c?od enldrêd immediate possession call 734 bedroom, split leyel. w ith irrltfated brick fiyepiace, crystal pastore. 2fireplec^. patio, double Idaho,, 733 0716r 5865 a ft e r 7 30 p rrt, o r S u n d a y s . c^ndeliers. double gara,oe, 60 acres Jerome area, close in, 2 FwmltMd A Unfum TAYLOR'AGENCY-.. g a ra g e n e a r h ig h s c h o o l 7^4 4348. Efunice Copper. 733 4960, Land D O N T M IS S THIS O N C E IN 8 10 Acre. 2 bedroom home, nice homes, 200 acres Jerome area, FOR SALE or lease 12 x 60 MemkJef'61 Twin folk —^ O ffic e Of td a h p . ?33 0716 A L if e t i m e opporiunity ' ' • yard, garden, fruit trees, 3 out very good soil Harold Keithley, S K Y L IN E T r a ile r , c a ll 734 5278 733 2400. Land O ffice Of Idaho. 733 -AAodem 3 bedroom house, one mile toitlrtinot , mil ^,^^-7.38-35,65 exBOinaa., nnrih n t...Cm iity,..i #MaMa^la Qonold Taylo'. Broker I 5289 realtor pwned or write to P.O. Box 408 M u s t SELL I2‘ x 4B 1971 Greaf September 1. Call i36-4373. -4j^Kesi ? bedroom, coOfer. skfrttug— Elko. Navada 89801 , Ror> f o y l o r *' 4?3 fr403 and steps, partially furnished, Silver Creek C R c e lle n t c o n d itio n 914.4.549 W h y r E N irO w n a naw horn®, nc M o u ir Smith 7 a3'>^06 roQ l c /to tc ona HARRISON mon^y ctowr^. Very lowy clo»lng cost Rocky Atountaln>Re«|ty, 733 m k h o « i p. g ro ^ bom — 2 bath — double 733 ?32'3 480 acres with^ 3200 , Irprn this 2 yeor oVcI Jofoino television. bath, includes'’ ■■‘‘--^rp o rt — full basement — NEWS BllLLETiN res toil rant doirig o*ceplioiuil furnishings 788 4J4? ,eLOSE TO SHOPHNt feet of Silver Cr. thru tjedrooTrrr'-Carpetlng. call roughed in for future bath — business Only $10 000 Hov-n 2 7 3 3 CENTER OWNER TRANSFERRED Mut.t FHA in lc 'r^ t Cr e dit b ock on 4174. ifV -ftv h l. Northeast location m a nearly property, Improve or^d osiume loot« IM M tDIAK VOR SALE or rent lOxSi' Pontiar~ filled subdivision, sidewalks, One of the niceit homes tn sell stoiely 2 story older a limiieil bo4u ments, fences and P O S S FS SIO N ^ .. - Chief Mobile Home Located 2* corb & gutter. Underground Twin Falls locoted m Lynwood home, on corner lot Owner god . miles south of Kelchum. New Ga» ' J bedroom hon\e. »150 month, ISO eq*bipmenf iricl. -$550 , o e p o s ii^ c lo se , to KelUiMOOd. 734 Utilities, completed and ready Subdivision • 3 bedrooms will corry con^(oc^ OOO Range. New Carpet throughout, .lor occupancy. Priced to sell ai Reool M u n u ta c tij;'n g hov rgal estare one 41SS, 2 boths lorge family room sa 1» plus Q bosorTieni rec Qcr©; fully skirted,, 3 bedroorf^s, «lr 424.500. . lots now ovailohle ot Jerome looin $34 900 734-5800 conditioned furnished ld«al w fireplace Double gorogo UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom Wfudell ond Ruper.t undcf thi> Winter Ski Home or Summer New'large Bi level home on and beoiUiful yard $41 500 In The H 6 0 - M O B IL E H O M E , J all electric hogê with double quolitV lo' ui'c of the low interest Acreage the somme(;.Qnd a cozy fue bedroom bath, air conditioned, Very nice" 3 biedroom country oarage. wood burning extra large k 1 1 c h e r> d i rM n g loom pipce in (he winter 3 bed 38 acres posture and washer M ovable'8' *12' built on home, near Kimberly, no large fireplace, large sun deck or«a Now priced at $2^ 500 C h QICE bare 2B acres, lays good. rooms 1 both, convenient hay ground, cqnal and - excellent location Souttieast "'Ol porch, Skirted. Write Dan pels, 1125.00. 423 i3 64 ______Located 3 rniles east of Twin and $27 850 Danielson, Bok 3, Kelchum or Falls on Addison Ave Call now kitchen CLEAN* SHARP' For rtiore jn f o n n n t . o n c o ll or h ig h w a y Jerome ^tockrîen'i Really 600 D o ro th y K o Iq i 733 6 8 4 8 I - i o u ’ h I in c n ir r - .UJ 4845, j;4 S/J5 P ho n e 788 4510 ^6.000 for an appointment to see $ ? 5 7 5 0 . vec 3 Bedroom, 1'rbA ^s. lireplarj, Ger>o Connor 733 40 1 9 several trees, surveyed, utilifTroom , gas heiw. *135 mr\»th. Available Sept 1st 733 6400 after Being built — a 3*bedroom full Western Realty;-- some ^qter ' rights. FOR THOSt.--^ho want the best- R E P O b S e S S E D 1971 3 b e d ro o m basement, garagt,.carpet with PLEASANt 5 30 p rh . "'T o îîlt on acreaoe Southwest ot home Make up back all utilities, undjerground. SUMMER DAYS •zrSSftelfflL JjBUns______- $17;800 Roclcy Wo'unfuin” cTTy: T'laTfie- bea^drîrûs 2 m p a y m e rils H a c ie n d a H o m e s 733 UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom, full concrete sidewalks, curb - con be yours in . this homo baseawD;, t:ock fireplace, fam ily 7568 ^ Seldom can we otter these basement, available Sept. tsf. Atso jutter, paved street all paid Realty room. 3'3 oaths, 2 car’ g^r^ge, witTi beautifully . Jondscoped desirable features at t/its'-tow 3 one bedroom furnished bachelor ■fc'or. Selling for a lovi^ ^22,950 itifuK view yor(;f 0,nd ^gono w ith woter ■“ p n ie 3 bedrooms and carpeted 197] 24 K AO Diplomat Mobile apartments, available September Bailey Roberts TWIN FAILS REALTV-''733 366? Honie, 2 bedrooms, 2 bflttis with Call 7M U llda yjo r fQun4 Realty COUNTRY HOMt building ijfe ^ ^ 3 0 basement Good location on obiie Park See owner in space V K (or appolnlm eni. room and dinmg with three approKiriiatfiy j'/ acre^ ideal lor ,4 m b e rly largo corner lot Be.the first to m m Sided fireplace cenfer»ng regular or spf.t level cpnslruction n Fumlthttf Apti. A DupltXM this new listing, but hurry ' 6 miles east of Twm h'.jlh u 250 them 3 bed'oom (nia,sie;r 33 Out of Tow:^ Hout«s US4:0 3 bedroon^ double wide, cast!. Owner 73J 4671 great ?,hape. Al^1».a insulation, with both) double gprogo 726 5653 SINGLE furnished apartment. ■GOLDEN Medallion. 3 bedroom -good terms HACIENDA HOMES • C le a n , elder lady preferred. 446 2nd N E Locotii^n $40 000 $29,900- 5acre tracts lust a tew rri'iles froni 733 7568 homo Top location, nu/nerous Avenue East 73j{V406 734-5000 Marvelous brick home_w>H> aU cupboards, built ms, patio, double Twin FaJIs. see these today Chuck gnrage Plus. Plus Plus!! Call Perkins, Blue Lakes. Branch ot ' 197 3 C L O S E O U T S. d r a s t i c In /h e Holidttf Inn the luxury features 4 APARTMENT, prlv^t^ bedroom. An equal tiousino opportunity U.*broorns, ? baths and bUiit m to d a y 543 646 4 C le a r L a k e s DRYDEN AGENCY L a n d O ffic e o f Id a h o . 733 07 1 5. reductions. V A loans, good ■Belly Roichurt. 733 543B tinanciruj still available Hacienda S hare k itc h e n , m et^ o n ly u S40. b uilde r.. appliances, tujl b<»semeni hrts Agency, Buhl _ , 40? South Ltncoln JaZk C u ^p e ff , 734 4 J ib Homt*s w«*st of Hospital , Utility paid, 7)3^03, 734-36s0 large recreation ,irea There's , Jerome 324 5232 CHOICE 40 acres, lofflV*0 Bur ley, ffita C r a y ' 733 O IQ f m o r p y o u »»ûs^ - s e e to huM owrî'r ‘•oeing^fr'anster r ed. very attractive 6 room, 2 bedroom DA1R-V RARM complete with One bedroom- furKTl'hed applet lAJe Excellent rDr«»tu>fi n.'.'fi', s.lie on this 4 bedroom home, yard, out buildings, tS6.500, '2 K 44 F L g E T W O Q D . 1.971 c o o le r, cows, feed, and equipment apartm ent,^Q ' smokers please, near -îchool^ ^nd ^hopp a th . c le a n . 227 7th 1 Avenue North 3 Bedroom Marlett with expando, A t f t L EC TR 1C . 3 bedroon^biiick Roger Brown 53^ 2604 WHAT YOU HAVE been waitmg AAALETT »>onu‘ . b uilt in s , f r u it tre e s , g a rd e n Lynn Davis 324 4440 skirted, air conditioner, water TWIN •'TA'LLS WtST 'for, conÔfMliJe 2 bedroom hqrne s o fte n e r , 733 9061 spot.on Ituge lot ideally located m Fred Bauscher 324 2995 • at-Kim berly on 2 acres with barn, A P A R T M E N T S a c r o s s fUJLfT' HEYBURN W ill qualify for G lor C a r rVt e n -R tu n t^ 324 2484 coop, and shed, iust S2I.500 .TW l N College of Southern Idaho. Larpe 3 FHA loan WES'TCRN R-&AL T Y FALLS REAJ.T Y 733 3662 65 X 12 M arlatte J b^txlroom, 1 * 4 ' “ bedroom apartments. 2 f u ll 0 a th s , R EALTY 733 7365 or 733 2?'«9. 734 3650, 734 'Dam s. 536 27.19 fully carpeted and draped. 2443,733 6567 CHOICE. 10 acres southeast of Complete, built in kitchen, 3 bedroom hdme has bose H EXCEPTIONAI RANCH 300 furoi&hed anct—wMurnished, All O F F IC E 733-4079 town Full water shares 120.000 19 7 3 T a m a r a c k )4 x" 64, 2 ment ond separate double gcre low level home lonch u tilitie s furnish#*r< N e w . 714 166a FOR SALE by Owner 3 bedroom, G e n e C o h n e r. 733 4019 o r K bedroorîs Gomptetely tarnished garage on !'.» lots Nort.h horni*. large funcc*^! corner tot. oeW with 1440 ocres deedr'd- Hdi^json Realty, 7 3 3 2322 V500 e q u it-y . See a r “ S p a c e 76, Woshington Zoned cornmer Nearly New on '/ acru. drayeh. carpeting, elec^rir heat, mouniom ronge 2 o»cel Skylane Park north c a m p u -s c ia l Mornmgsidc school /»rea, 3 BtAINL ANOf>»«JN arva air c ond 1 1 lOrii/ig Dm ette, leni hoiTAes onii out buildingi 4'; atres witf> ofd«>r 2 b e d ro o m APARTAÊNT^,'-J arge one, two., kcSiUentiaJ & t)uiM in (hin bedroom units, fully' C a ll o ff ic e o r tacgp bedrgorns, 1*4 ,t»A^hs, all corroU lor 500 hood tx)me. lull water, rlos«' lo town e le c .trrc , 1 ulV eV tV lfn t , g a r den. C o m m e rc ia l ’ 164^ rooi, garrtije with shop area and S15.000 I a. N Rb Al r 9'T AT F 324 furnished, fully ca w lcjL drapes.' between Jerome ond Twin REPOSSESSED 1 9 7 2 Virginia Elledge 7 33 6 9 J 0 -run $37,500 f k ANK BOWL N stor.KH* But»l, C a ll 543 6658 a fte r H123 built In appliances Including 0 0 9 LINDBROOK. mobile -h<5nle, i turns A. Raniht-i 734 4008 5 00 m Folk S530.00 flaj^bage disposal, dlshwaahfif. n e w h o a a e s now located on privale lot, • Reduced ro 128,000 tor uu.cl^ Davfc MAMLfc'lI. HkOKLH I';' A< reages tor s.iu- ,it (rtrti*r ulilities paid Phone 733 2I3S Roody for construction on ConsuMant & AAA Discount. 7 3 3 5217 o r 324 sale Three bedrooms plus 1 iji 160 o(ro rorich good home Mini Ranches s u Ik I iv .s h h i. Iw_a»i, . 5884 , Cre»fvtew Drive These homes Appraispr /tW 40i»V P Y . OWNER, 1500 square foot DasDmenr, rtirepiaces, 7t»aihs. l5ri(.k vonc*er hom e, desireable ond out buildings Iivo • a i r 42J 4293 ‘ V . offe. sfufdy. hove ottoched' central air conditioning, ai reagtUull basem ent, 3 baths. s tre a m o n ly $ 9 0 OUO 33 Unfurnished Apti. garage, numerous truit trees & ' 7 49lACRbS with good newly MUST SELL 10 X 53, 2 bedroom, garages oil elednc ond ore 7 fireplaces, outbuilding, furnishert, excellent condition, 4 Dg^toXM very oftractive garden near CSl I4i.000, m ortgage balance car{K*tvd 2 btuJrooru^'^borni*. 5 b e d ro o ft^ ^ both home at t arhed ( ar c>ori, outt)uildinas, irnrneUiate posscrssion, call 7 3 4 3 b e d ro o m ] b o th $ 2 0 OQO tU.500 low ihterest. owner 5865 a fte r 7 30 o n» or S u n d a y s Esther Boyle ;33 f»40B wdMts ' ,ish V34 5 11B, near lt>e pork o lot ol tented ahd cross fetued, nl a re a . 80 a c re up nrw ioiiiMevtrn an<»- carpeting, gas ' _733-i365 C.tMOien BuChpridori Junior 543 BUTLEB..REALTY taste 126.500 Has large low s td v e a n d r V fr ig e r a to r 432 5578 or C L E A N 2 b e d r o o m , a ir 120 Cost Mam Jeromu Idoho interest loan if youtan qualify conditioned, apartm ent, carpeted, FOUR BEDROOM BRICK HOME SOO', • see b rrules Soulti 4 1 1 East of Bus 374 fll6^ Re* «046 draped and kitchen appliances, no This lovely homo hos 1-440 KIM BtRLY BRISTOL AGENCY children or pets 1150 month 733 sq feet -oMIoor space plus o 2 5 Farm s & Ranches- 6562 e v e n in g s — ' ’ ' ‘ Ol Df'R, RFM'Qtjf ifn’ 7 “T f^ u T i:' i U UJ67 • 326 566Bor 326 56f'e .lull boodt_ corpoted and" . ACREAGE ... • .'o r y hjjrtuv aliiiT»if»uiu sÛir^t^. C o n n .r J24 5860 after hours, 734 4653 -»>*■ Nice 3 bedroom duplex, available Custom dropes tnroughoul The buy ol n lif o t im o tx-UfOoms. baitis, lonnal Mr qarage Aim^TStoevi^ 2 bedroom duplex, IW L O V l. L Y O l DFW tiorfie' 2 boauty $29:^00.. '33 1406 ' 3 BEDROOMS baths, larged fenced both, formol dinmg room Ix'cjrooms, firepliiie, tarpi-led Would mal*e nue cottle set b«'drtK)m, tireplace. 1' j b a th s . S<»pOi o lo U t i l i t y . immediate occupancy. $180. Calf Roy Lewin- - Res. ?3:j 244.8 wood paneled _i.t^ryj room, and tu»rdwOC)W SfcLl ING A f ARM ’ Darrell Droke 536 2600 FARM BUREAU .^West this l ‘. oc'es is priced hu l.l'tuis l l « SOO I's t'<»sv when you call Frank MOBILE HOMES 3 . M.ile> W of West 5 Points ATTENTION COLLEGE If you like to paint, scrub, and ' at $3) 900 Ol the house of'd O f(.((' ot Id a h o . 733 07 1 5 Tr. It'vel. 3 f i e o r o o r n P J ; ; j v Shorl 60 ocres Rupert oroo I something smaller, we have _ Just listed, Cutc-3 tx'drpom .o • u Q oi & EJectnc 1 room .ippl.ancps, *op lo ta ’ on , LiJ But!' M4 7447 acres with 4 bedroom home Filer, with aarilon spnt on I I |‘,J 'Irr. .n- $ 2 5 0 0 0 terms ovoiloblo 2 ' ’4 I 6 p e r t t*ni lo a r> S7fl 300 a j 4787 2.000 at ri‘s D ary, beef or row and lots of out buiidmgs r»ear S h a g R ug S tre e t {/,S 0 0• U n io n S S*i tre e t {/,S 0 0• I . P.H j?4 j ; f l ; c,rop 7 warm w^ter artesian I Hêi4«© 134.000 Will entertain f urntshod 1 ChOK»‘ I year old I bedr ixm. ■well aver,»ge wat«i’ cost ji 00 per 'reasonable Have also iusi iis’ed ? acres t>a'lis n»'ri»‘n' loan a< r<» I rtrge br iC k tôme and 3 other S t r o u l , Slicking gloss doui with 3 bedroom home doul)ie J a u . e f P a r i modern homes, ou* buiid'îqs and STOCKME N'S WF Al T Y oarage*, ou'buiid-ng and ''ve R e a l t y APAXTMCNTS Coun'ry home 1 t>edr ckvtis ; corr,iis A real good buy at 600 South L-ntoin v i'a r ro u n d s 're a m 12 7 500 B R A N D N E W ; tM »iis bas«’ ''n v it v?4 oa') VSOO OOO'LOu R idinger 3 24 4404 L JE RO M E ^ I.' 1 he.i.o....' i N W E M 'F S T A T E . J e ro m e 324 156 M A U tlC C 5T«ET 3 2 4 4845or 324 5 7)S New 3 bedroom, i . t>. I , txjttis ,nn.4.i.Mq l.ivofy 8123 1061 Blue Loke» Blvd No *6295 BETH WICKHAM c a r g a r a ge i? ? SOO w o s h .* . B u 4 733 0411 Home 324 5066 o n ,I (ti y,u ,n, lu d e d QOO 920 Acres raw lano. 3 wetis drilled 7344195 REALTOR ACE REALTY 733 and tested shallow water Terms ,MOBILE OFFtRING VOV H 3 4061 IMMEDIATE to a qualified buyer Barnes 5217 Realty 1CU3 Blue L^kes Blvd 24 Bu*lnlfrd 2 bedroom* oH op ■ M l » 733 547A POSSESSION' North n3a727 HOMES pl.ocei irxluding d»»hwo*her v/ichi Bolingpr 829 S2SS I V !• 1 V ” U e ol (W w T EXCELLENT Warehouse on ond d.spo*ol ; corpet ond “June Webb 87S SW4 hiM fi iKiiTi p o ii.n lly l.f\.s^'r>.| 1 839 Kimbe.ly (?d -734 3440 AC RF AGF NF W L I ST INC. rooi aytotc on a drope^ M loundry « fine Jerry Irish 374 5771 Tf uc k L^H1 e 25,OpO s q y a r e fe« f .on 2 Near nf*w 4 bedroom ? ha't' ^ h o s « * it ^ ( » t \t lcv< f ) iJ ( ii1 i( > n o ' J tonrfsol O'^ Ralph Simmons 879 S6 6 6 floors parking - alley at reat p b ro tM / home 3 ni'les sou'ri wes’ T^.n „ )(„!>.ly I,.,,-' Hank Woodall F'etdtman Realty (ondit.on.ng •'~W tjlki0 dot Falls on?n Tans. 72 500 INCOME PROPERTY I REALTY u Rooms square feet w«ih raiirq.ad sidir^g O N tO lc f i i i i ^ ' rl«*Mi y o u IMMFOIATE POSSJ SSiON VVirti ,»,(»«I1.M>I *■ B4(' A d d i\f'ri ,^ 1 4 'WIDE 7 New lower price makes ’his the pntet ifu* foyer w i t f i %prfol Small 1 hedrooiT> hc5rnr. I I un I I npn • ' rn«.n 1 hi. i M < r« Q ; ' i l . ) 6 ‘.? t most attractive buy Twin Falls s t o m n v r y r > u H com ple'elv turn.st>ed J4S00 lovn itns S LE E P if^ rooms. Close In» air nrv^ly S W G le n b ro o k ra s h 0 0 0 Crûcii Perkins. Blue Lakes Branch f o u ' h f H r (,r-i m t u jfiio l o o k i n g conditioned, private entrance 137 ot Land O tf'te Ot Idaho 733 0715 fro'Ti the lo^ge pot'o sec* tho «h Avenue North PRICE SL ASHÔ MO’b ilE HOME COURT three o<'os u''def spunlilmq 3 bedroom .rrimert'alp ?40 Acres With /16 snares 50 modern spots storr. s y s 'c m o»^H imo^me y O u r Moblk Homos possession Large fenced lo* 35 Northside wa'er older 3 service station, cabins near p f.d e hofso ioomif>q obout *5995 lO>, t*w ’ n M a k e O ffe r. $17,iOO. tjetjroome, 2 lo a t-n g sheds & Son Valley, priced »o sell f o r j Bon*, f inonf lO Âvoi/cjhle NEWLISTING ’ U and ml,, thr lofq<. Moblr 8* 45 3 Bedroom , rer)t to farmer 1 rw,i, small (JA'ty barn 1 1 2 ^ 0 0 0 mfor mat lon f dll Pat Patterson , 5 bedrooms. J tw^tris ^.recrrM ton ’ 1 i OftAO l«i»fir»o»jS y inch of tho year minimum Hacter>â AAobite room and d ^ ' A real farnily . r*o” .. Sol, g.. LYNWOOD BEAlTY i ’ n J i ' i w n y MOUNTAIN H o m e s 733.756fl. home tor 133.500 120 Acros, new 3 b o d ro o m B R A N C H 774 3328 S ta n le y home *vith f. replace Full R ay L e w in R es 733 7498 ’ l4 ^1 M 1 w.>'er. fa r m or s*OC h good TWO NEW HOMES NOW B.1 ^ Iff'.gh- L A ROE. tO M M E RC I AL buildiHg- -| STATES 0(flc* A Butlnati location wan*s a auic» sale 4 Bedroom Br*ck Home with 87T. ideflTTV ' located on the main BEING COMPLETED ûilom ar.aBes. w fl. carjieJing^. SIIO.OOO MOBILE HOMES LOBE , - _ .iAlorU2c.4«an Qwnar. I -omi-trr k LEASE RENT newlr Wrfpface In recreation roorp-r j ^las ooeratpd a sue c essfui ixismess , ' ‘ • t^mrxTTTitjpTtyi^ l4!(Acrr>s b e a u t.fu i s'o ch se' pl«»nse tt^p m o M rti\fKrTrm ot s o ils ol offices, carpel, drapei. baths and two car garage This tiere for 11 years Excellent fw.r> Foils 734 4336 REALTY up 17 5,000 • nq b u y e r ample parliing. lor «ppolnlmeol h o m e IS a tre m e n d o u s b u y to r opportunity for amhi»-c»us .person 733 .13 8 " G9.900 Terms available The custom mode rushmn«» / t « u - 71 Cows. 23 y e a r s , A v S . full ttnc mtiking equipment - used bOy y»indov^\ fô o m 14 months Bulk t^nk milker, fcholie -roc^ ^to^ê ’ ' 1 9 7 3 M O D E L prolessiofial l,orj wjgare tart, GARAGE GAS STATION |S0^ t i r e p l o c e lunKen livmg 3 B e d ro o m *« b o v e m e n i G o 731-S 4 S7 herringbone Stalls ___ Iront feet on Washington Street * 0 CLOSEOUT ample parkino, available 0 £ to b e f (oge and gorden $17 950 733-2140 Only 128,000 toom surrounded w itti roiled 1st. c a ll 7 3 4 5 » 0 ^ Bill Ralphs 733-8023 Gaorg* Oould 7 a 3 - » M 3 W E S T E R N R E A L T Y 733 2365 or rotted silting oreo ore (u%t 3 Bedroom fyll basement Jerry Robbms 4 7 3 4436 SPECIAL! WAREHOUSE for ^^fit 3t2 South Kay Snld»r 733 J S 4* Kei'h Robmson 734 3893 7 3 4 3650, 733 2249. 733 2442. 733 o feW ot ihe leofures, to 1440 Poplar nicely londscap , 6562 l97.1Titon .1 Bedroorr^ L o c u s t Moi Jensen 733 8336 pieose the eye 3 b e c f V o o m s •d Cornerjot $31 000 B o t h s Phyllii Overtield ?34 343 j witl^ dressing boih oreo oH **• E X C LU S IV E F»tro Storoge Areo In Owner witl occ«pt ony reo the mosler The kiichen' IS Farms * Rfittfwt K it fh e n *ohoble offer Drive tey 253 ffE^T-BUY5 ----- —^ BUU.LETLN! 7 i Farm i A Ranches feotures on Iilond of COr> FOR LEASE 10,500 Sûore Podded Vinyl fireoktosl 7th Ave N ond moke oOer. IN T O W N Soac otis home i860 saua*-e vieore sore to please or>w Feet buitding with -off-ttrool L e ’ us Show yOu th is n e w 4 -B or • loet, spac lous 1 0 ’ ' 3 a c re . 8 gourmet coo4r lofc-wtth..-. ' porkfngfiyrftf car*. 5tt lyoo*^- DrotiicoUy reduced ’ « ocre bedroom. 2 bath home Enioy monins old. 1 loweiy bedroorr^^ superb $64,900. {■tro Lorge Bedrooms Hoielfon Smoll Home ihe' luxury Of coot »ir wUh. huge bath oil master - 1 4 . 70 Aven ue . Ely. N o vod o. Centrol conditioning in s u m m e r, t h ^ bedroom, beautiful Ki’chen for BESHDAHO RANCH E«tro Kvwiolion heot and oir conditioning, Jessie. Andrews 436 4628- in w in te r the w«»r7 »^«pJace m Evquistte tw o story hon>e with tr>e d is c r >m ina tm o w o m e n precentfy occup4oerv good tcoles. c 6 rrols etc All servt43 0 1 . sAopping ccnters and, sct>ools, 1100 head outfit. S8SO,000 00 • see to believe the potentioi lor One ocre lot The honie BROCKMANS priced right to ««ll at S74.000 b o o l oncJ tra tle r h ou te e » p o n tto n .everyone s wishing lor W «flt«0 to I lM f AAAGrC V A L L E Y s Schmidfrlêolfy Inc » 5 4 5 0 0 TRAILER SALES AMERICAN S Mo»n ocross from Theueo REALTY 3601 South Stale SireeJ .734-5800 Motors Twin FoU*— 734-3167 Y O U N G M A N w ould Ilk* to r « i l , REAL ESTATE I4a 240 Ofres or Farming, c m g*T A N D a pf>PP p r a i s a l 733 5580 Salt Lake City. Utah \ in t h e fôliday ^rin 6 th ond Overloqd. Burley ftnancir>g^ 734*5701 evenings. 734-MSO 181 Blue'UA^^ Blvd. North Brntty P eich e rt 733 S k3 fi 6 7 8 7 5 7 4 LarryJones 734 4090 Phona Day 801-262-2461 AI Morgan 733 316? JocfcCuppeff 7 3 4 4 3 1 5 W e T ro d e f 6 r âr% A F u rn /tw re ,-i;A idftjStronfl . ------n w o s - Mccrai-Shuoe__ ___._7a4J069. ______Njflhl B01-2Zj^6234 ______O p u g v o iim e r •Broker Gcrpon r>’wrT»tt. BrgK’»r— r j r 853» . TO Tl^^s-News; Twin F rtli, »daho Wednesday, A lm o st.1^73
$ t O rttI* I 40 ^ ic e lla n e o u s T v r S«le 49 MiacelUneaus For Sal* SO O a r ^ t s r IPets'A Supplla* U ------.. Wanted to Rm iI 44 A pical bistrumenti j 4S Radio, TV « Stereo ■ p GOOD SELECTION aerykaW e- ROOGERS HOME and, Church v a b c S ^ a iLEi .Back ot Episcopal AKC R«gtstered ^ ln f Bernard ... 2 btdro^fn houM, wimin wt'lo»t«>ne. 1 :0 0 . 733 3752. ■ ______733 0395 or 324 4627 - - 324 TOMATOES for S4le by the bostiel. CHESEPEAKE G B.r_m a n W 4Vg7; Burley, 47t ttS l.. ... 7 U 4 0 7 7 : W r^ldrldoe Avenue. shorthair, F I cross pups tor sale b a n d instruments , r e n ta l RCA 25" console color Ty, 433 P a r k Stree,!- H a ie lto n B25i5204. trial program , rent applies on WANTED mediterranean cabinet, make FOR. SALE: 100-IS0 Molsfein ^ purctiase. price,' Selmer, o ffe r . 733 2690 t-UGS, tomatoes, apples, vine ripe MINIATURE Schnauier stud hellers weighing tram , I0D0-13M ,, _ Bundy. Conn, Artley, King, cantaloupes, banana, buttemot*.-- service AKC registered Wee Yamatia, Instruments, Warner pounds on hand at all tim es. Also 3 11 pastu re COLOR TV G E 31 inch console, t>ubbard. 526 West Heyburn 733 W illie, excellent pedigree 934..'i170 outfits to finance with Eugene Musk Company, -Twin Falls ^ 6 3 for 400-1000 reconditioned and guaranteed. M o rn in g s . Hughes. Jerome. 334-241S. << Id a h o . 73J^^76#3. $199 a t C a in ’ s 733.7111 head-of cows. BARTtoon. »3< . loii.spr lng«f sor beef. Hap or Clyde will also bliy' it. SCH(X)L BAND lnstrunr>enfs. 324 4779, after 5 Pim* ‘ H ^hn, lluhl. 5 ^ ^ or S43 SM9. oultars, am plifiers. Brand nam M. • NEW SHIPMENT !J RED POTATOES 10 Cents pound. 45 per cent off. Call 543-5255. Furniture A Cjrptt^ «we«f corn i50 cents a dofen. ,HALF DINGO and half AosTl DO BABY and rastur* calvei. T-TYPE STEEL , Tomatoes 5 pounds 75 cents, S3,00 a Shepherd puppies. 3 females, 2 tor sale. All kinds. Phon« 334-41^ ' Call Burley bushel Vance's. Filer and males. $20 Each 733 7633. or 324.4021, Jerome. ■“ 678-^310 or I -A-<»eveland alto Saxophone, very USED CARPETING tor sale, gold "''^Washington. oood condition, almost new. cdll shag, green shag, sculptured 423 YOUNG parakeets, reasonable. 678-5467 K 6 S U 5 , 4219. f£NCE POSTS... RED potatoes, corn and cabbage WolfJ's y5 Jackson^ evenings after 5 p.m. irvin Bodenstab 2 miles west of ASSORTEB-lEl^^HS Pound Ace Hansen Chevrolet, ' POODLE grooming and stud ! CATTLE! g o o d USED FURNITURE, all rn very s e rv ic e . C a ll H a g ^ r m a n 837 4920 (O' Miscellaneous For Sa|e c o n d itio n C a ll 733 2304 . g o o d c o n d itio n 734 4)02 t 33 head of*, big top quality • 4 x 8 ' ALUMINUM CAMPER - BEEF for sale holf or whole coll I block bolly bred hetfers. will ATTENTION HUNTERS. colve in Morch. Also 19 head WE HEBU1U D’hydraullc l»cks at CLARINET LaM arque.Ui^ one Modern sofa^juôcado green, very Soturdoy evening or Mondoy I I Chesapeake Retriever pups. AKC ABBOTT S AUTO SUPPLY. 305 year, case and music, tin). 733 c le a n . 169J, TRAILER HOUSE SHEETS ' of good block ongus bred .morning (only) 733-4560. i registered. 733 4744, or 7265145, Shoshone St South heifers v<,ULÎv« tn ‘Morch, 6470 or 1314 H o lly^- evenir>gs. REFRIGERATOR tor sale. S25r. • ALUMINUM ROLL TRAILER Early mackintosh/apples, ready S V V fL T E R IN G ? Sell r e K ‘OW«»®$Jta and Delmo I with new picture tube and 2 • ASSORTED STEEL ROOFING breeds, call lor appointment 734 I picture tube warranty. Only M a x w e ll s G a rd e n s '4 mile north ' HORSESHOElNO.'trimming. a nd pool tablet, accefiorlet, SalM and 5 PIECE dinette, real nice. 439 Vi 3122. Lynwood AQuarlum, I W 49.50at^M^y~eiectr1c. ^41 Main ot fdirqrounds . grooming 32*^4631 Denver Fine Servtcei-new^-^nd used, James a t C a in 's 733 7 111 Clark. 733-560t. after . 4:00 and ; w e eke n ds, Open Mon Thru Sjt. SI Plants, Tract a Shrulft S 30'- 5 30 4 EL TORO. De Oro. Horseshoeing, 40 MUc«ll]incous For Sa1« 40 M lscetUnaous For Sale FOR SALE 200 amp DC Lincoln The Fun Spot to Shop r>oi o r c o ld . 423 5222. A llo w p h o n e ' portable welder on trailer, also GLADIOLUS, for all occasions. H i • FOR SALE 30 head 4 and 5 year to rin g Vfc»0r cutting torch Phone after 6 , 1 52 2nd' Ave. S. south Motor Vu corner, I. Leon, I Hol^reln cow>. 10 are Springing p ,m 543 4041 Wright, 733 7472 I V 3 5968 F Q R S A L E . 4 Appalobsa—Wifh 733 7.441 . I ------:------^ p ^ g > e e 934 4567 e v e n in g s and 4 lots in S|Unset BrOnm00ltl9 I GOOD young cJairy. tier'd for sale, j .Wfifikpnds M e m o ria l p a r k . S3, B ox 350 Twin Falls, Idoho Grain ft F««d I 22 h e a d . H o ls te in s . 45 •p o u n d h e r d McCall. Idaho* average, pipeline and butx tank ' ' 5 y e a r ->ld )V g ls te re d A p p a lo o w j HUNTERS S43 4095 ...... ^ . ] mare, excellent blood line, broke HAY BOUGHT and sold by the DO IT YOURS«LFl Shampoo t r u c k lo ftd P h o n e 487 2445 to rid e 733 ?9m ______your own carp^, professional AND 36 young-Holstem cows, m ostly 2r>d 2 horie covered trailer, good. -c a lt. O H lA re c o rd s . 934 5361 results Rent a Clarke Sharrrpooer Shaoe. S500. 487 2445 with companion vatuum Banner GRAIN BINS, Gram Augers. Bulk Tanks, all si/es Installation F u rn itu r e . 733 U2T F u r n i t u r e fti C a r p e t 47 A ppliancas service available Special 6600 St Cattle S9 CAttIa 60 Year old hall sate 61" high. 34" ' I )U M '. f t fK ( .!•>' Bushel Bin completely erected, CAMPERS 30 INCH R'n'NGE, Fngidaire, includes concrete 11995 Chuck w id P ._3^'* deep 733 3574 1150 (iia.f. ifuiK',. .inr.uuli*. cJeiu«n‘ w it^'- 'automatic m .-,. rll,U M -o u \ ttOS';. 46? atf Hawkins Box 233. Phone 523 288a- cooKnirtsti.*r, reconditioned and' U co n M a h n •' :r' POR SALE waSh^ dryer^ air Av«-iun- Noi Iti J g u a r r t n t i‘(.*cJ, il?8atCain's733 7ni conditioner. 9 x 12 carpet. ar>Cf SHOSJHONE SALE YARD c h lft ro b e . 734 3465 ______" WORLD ‘ "Of s'l- Ol1irf-,.lv(J*' ------~ U i *>'> rtl------('...r/*, TTT M i TT '111 T1------TDAIRY SACE" PORTABLE typewrnwr- S28. 4« H taD nO AirCooditionina Double metal b ^ , con^pleT^. ISO, Sf'ANISM Iryir.ii rijunt gi oup. like AKC Black Labs, with s'Rots iJR ID A Y , AUGUST 31 HEADQUARieRS excellent hunting jjnd field trial 'C it|Z 2^ Band radio, electric hair n«-A >i-,c(J 111 MH^tiiri*.' -sft+n f i;i)ulwTr>v^ SI/V VS ih.jit_. 65 cow (foiry herd dispersemeni ■'STOW A WAY BED for i^n t. $4,00 FOR - rrOul.if '-xiv. :«it- HURRY! Terrific sale on po^dl^s. . ( ,•». n s M t ' I M WOOD OR COAL burning stove, 45 cow dairy herd dispfersemeni fl week. BANNER FURNITURE ideal for cabin or home Excellent Cutting down on stock dogs, phohe 733 1421 423 S104 W A N T I O n M- (J f u r n 1 u r e . to m J itio n 733 0928 a ft e r 6 o r 1 50 open Heifers FUN SHOPPING! 1 weekends - • • MUFFLERS installed while you Apprinncri^'-^-'îTby T h tn g ^ - ' F O R s a l e AKC Great Danes, SALE STARTS AT 11 ;00 A.M. wait Complete, muffler. Service Aiifi4*ui;‘» W f Hi' WtmolsterirHi Norwegian Elk Hounds, Brittanys, H . t y f . ^ g r n . t i . f c ; H 4010 including custom duals lor cars 4f . ^ ' Building M aterials Beagles. Samoyt'ds. German Short Bill Harris 806-7516 ' B u r r e l Williams 886-7743 and pickups ABBOTT S AUTO Hairb, also Spit/. Ptêk a poos Bill W addoups 527-3309 SUPPLY. 5p5 Shoshone St. South COLEMAN Poodles.- -Cocker Bnts. ;.B.n«hsh f- or ; uf fi.Iuris AppliiUK OS POSTS, poles and house logs. Howdy Ville Wr^, Stanley, Idaho, Pointers also Pocxlle qroommg V r tlu f .M A C s k e n n e l s . S36 7J.17-Or 536 NEEDLEPOINT TAPESTRY 774 3S79. H A N N i k f 6739 , yarn, canvas Crtwel kltt and . v ; u i i A y '* , ; n , | 4 i v . — ■ ” ^ ^ ybols Hour 10;00a m, to 4:00p.m, TENT SALE! WEST COAST number One Cedar Sftfjkf*., ewceilent quality 140 p e r . weekdays, Saturday 10;00to 1) 00.. « * U i.lNQLL UM k U'<•••• ( k 1 I2»9 Cabin Toni Reg; 19S 95 »alo $7‘.aM cnaics Megnavox—Console ' r r i iH ij . t 1)1 v.Ml n i'il 'H -ÔX3X4 stereo recdt'd player, radio $75 I 10«I3 Cabin I.nl J I 0 7 I ' ' .,1 ( .. tv'-, ' I ! M l ’ . j 10 1 . J 3 40 phone 726 5196 Ketchum \ k I J I. Y v ,i k. A Ik >T,.' ' R o o lin g $I2<)5,„ G irl's'56" bicycle wdh baby seat BUSINESS DIRECTORY Water Prppf CAST IRON MEAT SACKS 5 GAUON .1’ .1 9 COOVWARE ' GAS CANS / S5 9 5 AUXILIADV ' aas tanks for all • GAME IHOlSt f « 11,1 D A I k f r n p m - JO ifu fi, 4 X H W.nlut ( Im S3 98 >ickupi>.motor homes, and small Comoullogv’ r GlSIYlf rL‘ c onci ô n4 '(l .incl gu« ranges Reasonable rates. ContracflJ^. Calf —METRO . inc., . Lang Ley dratttog. home design, . to soit ^ u f bodut‘i Onl V S U 9 SO Ice ' M i Y Elf( 'f II J-n M. A v i'H u c "S W O’/WW A Y a p p l i a n c e ano.Resldantl^. 543 4M 2 cube maker 250 pound dally NOi^THWEST REPAIR, 733 6167 capacity. 734 2166. BOATERS & FISHERMEN Experienced interior Painting W klN(>t-K WA-'iMf. k M.^yt.uj in ‘ PLYWOOD SALES REFRIGERAT-QRS. f r e e j e f s . W rch a n ts * Police 1-2-4-6 :■ interior Painting. Varnlshifio. NEW AMERICANA Encylopedia. OC'pil . n o iJ .' Mill tut i>r-»l, SO i?l M 1 98 F re ig h lw a y s St. ranges, washers, dryers VERN'S n e w e s t e d itio n , 1972 73 a n n u a ls .- K Y I Ifu'r M 44) \A.i A P P L IA N C E R E P A IR 733 5466 Antiquelng. all types. Call 733X258 NIGHT Watchmans services, f|usi off Kim bofly Ro«^d $100 733 5120 B7S Filer Avenue West o r 733 7528 homes, construction, business MAN R u b b e r behind United Oil) Jtjuitdings, other night protection F O R RENT 3 stall garage, O k > I w -'O fum -.'- I0.*(1 5 9 0 9 T w in F o ils A w n ln q .Gravel Top Soil s e rv ic e s 733 3574 o r 733 9098, storage, boat. e*l $25 per month . «v.tn Vu uuy p^ti tk .litu G RAVEL. lUUdJft, top soil within 3 733 6708 a fte r 6 p m * v .* rr,,M ', C)-'! , W>V Sit M A Y c o m p l e t e m obile home services m*r>utes trom town Unlimited P a w n S hop BOATS »-l,M I. .. 4-4> A v f t . u f bfeakdowTvs. setups. rêveitr>v, SO O a r a g * S a lM s u p p ly D e h y e re d 733 1234, FILTER QUEEN VaCuum MagicValley Awning and Mobile MONEY TO LOAN on almost any C le a n e r C a ll 733 95S0, n a ro to 4 • 2 M on Reg $37 SO JUST S3.1 HH H o m e S e rv ic e 734 4900 North West Crane. Rigg-ng and articleot value, ja ck’s Pawn Shop, p m • Life (ockeu adult ft chiidt S.T HM wuMMAOe SALE-.^* 490 Taylor. Transport Co J517 K im b e r ly R oad 733 5796 4- H ■ -vrr^t. .. , , Saturday. Augui* 25 9 to 6 733 Bachhoe Service • Water »kier% Poly rope Handym ati ALUMINUM PLATES! 23' * 19©5- 31 K 007 20 cents each Of I5cents NEWpackh6e Servc« -Cdii 829* Q ft9 ____HA?gttbci^_ldAtm^_ .Jjm . ' AjU dfl rrmor household repairs__^ ta b le s -to r ♦ li oc-<-aiw>ns..- *n toHk o f SO o r m o re . See W ilh a m [DOWN COATS Jtt -n rn t, f ■ tr ’ i,.' JT- ..au l_jGaOWN_ cnUdrceu-xloUuti^- "Contact" TeM CToHbTns-^ iTTTrrel ------^ T T T T i T f> t‘«M‘iient condition other items M e D a n .e l Intermouhtain Fuel Company, call ttoscnbaum. Times News, Twin 2 Mon nylon mountain ienfi, • t.J g ...... 'M J ,VXI • S? . V-nTaiti.rest also- lO OOa m fill 5 00 Kimberiv 733 6631. o r 733 847 1 F a lls Pock life bock pod« -J. .M <1 \ s ’•1 I fr>»» T u p p e r's B a c K h o r S e r v ite 324 S I 4'^ p rn A u q u s I 34»h a n d *35th B18 Mini tube tenli vV.Wnui S tr p ft N o rth 5816 o r 733 3313 Horse Shoeing Sewer Service fO R SA4.E »Frighda*fe range, Sheepherdef Stovei $ 1 HH matching sot4 c-halrs. and table Gl round wood ttoyes S U . ^ S BACKHOE AND dump ♦♦uch C R A U E N S Sew — lamp MJpTeTjun tauiiiet and new ? T" P.-.Tin sm T ' Auqu^t m p. b serv ic e Diri and Roc V MOv ing Thermos 9 popupt«nii Rog $115 ^FTTTTT' • i k I . . t K A ’ ^ I ». » • J I . • A Moore. 733 8552 Stor kqrowrrs tank sewer Ime cleaning mm Winchester, see at brown •) p •' Hoots. DOOki ihiicjrens F re e e s tim a te s 733 3341 equipment, free inspection 733- H a m m o c k * Rêg $ 5 0 8 JUST S4 HH h • • '.,'ir.i J. .. I' . Commission Company house across from Jordan's 0 . li; M.idison Tw-n F a IIs 3053 MarKei. highyyay X . in Filer Survival blorikets $ I AH A.*rr ,<• V K T f •' B la c k s m ith JU S ! 4^9 44 1 V.fM V .-t. I . ’ Tar 01 tnfontry pock S A i f e n o Of L a y in a ROTO ROOTER sewer service: Shop open Diacksm»ks, «»nd r^CAvarron- 733754 1 Bool Winches • Coble H a z e ito n fre e cS'’rr/^»'S Crtll Leo H<»rvOv -♦35. steam iron $7 50. 1 1 ■ ' ixMs .in(‘ I'nas /n 3998 CoUxngwood Circle. Twin Fans • Tofpi • Ariic Coder • C o l o n i o n Sportirrg Ooodt r C e r p e n tr y ' S to v e s VQVIN& Household full Of • Rubber boat pamt Urathme foam msljafôn Gaierw« 1 t**iiiUure including typewriter. CAR PET i 40 cent less than reta'i, JO E S SPORTING GOODS Guns 41 Want«d to Buy Ammunition, Fishing {>.»r Dof uo g rill 8 a m tOSpm 73^ E n te rp ris e s . Bo» 609. H a iif v 780 Stor» n Str»p© pock bog ^ home Reg $ 24 9S s 1 H everyday, skip the middle man headquarterv Open 7am to 4 l 4 l Valley interior 433 4046 3141 o r 726 56»t IN C 2»4 p lo w w ith th r o w a w a y Gl vtyle ruck iock« $ 10 'J S A S ’ ' pm 7 days 761 Miîn Avenue W A N . f A . ■ ■ / ' 1"' > W e s t, T w in F a lls P h ^ rje 733 8361 shares, call 543 5749 Mini fuck sock Nylon Reg $2 ?9 jLJ<.r S' •’M (.i OTh iNG infants, many Others, WV s,' 1 ■. ir- 1 -• J...... r 1 • C a r p e n tr y Landscaping $•) ‘5S .'O a ' Head skiis with binding - : Cott ft comp blankets • Mottie%s Pods T t^ Service i' a n n mni^cerranteu4 i* ETems ‘713 0170 Custom home bu-lders, cab*nets Houser Brothers Custom Roto WANTED h> buy nightcrawlers I Cl surplus Mummy bogs Reg J36 95 JUST S7T RH K > i ■ 44. A.r-',,.- 734 4944 remodei*ttfl and cement drives Tilling, blade work, corrugating $10 I tree TOPPING or removal by 5 lb Full up bogs i » w A,r. F SAIF st.^rt 9 am C a ll 733 6334 733 3163 734 2446 Docron II. sU . . • -n s u re d Phone 733 6088 o r 734 34)3 Air moitress Ploitic ‘Jfl toS' 4Q fici”' tirrs ot( tof trx' mc>ri to Cement iôrh L tyi's an s./es call 733 3479 2' I lb Bockpocker sleeping bog (Down' Rog $S,?9S S4^rtfl ■ '•M rs ,»ruJ l u r n . t u r r Uvestoch Wanted ROBINSONS TREE SERVICE - • Dr iv»“ 7 11 EXPeUIENCED CEVENT 3 lb Bockpofker sleep»og bog (Down^ Reg SS4 QS $4'> HH OEAD animals picked up KONiCEK tree service — FINISHING. Irrr nUmas kits • Composses • Conteen* • Mo promptly Call C o M e ct 733 6835. Now doing Mechanical tree . C a ll i= r « j H u ft 733 9396 L wf.J r-'r .y h DOr hoofJ o a r,ig * > 713 1U5 ;J3 ilM » "'r ' 00 ho Ives R*g $2 79 Alum food stofoge bo» S ' 4 If I ,o ' i> 'ng Avon' h fl t) v G o o d in g 934 54 U C U i toppir>g and removing All limbs • U,tr m.S( - 00 .. n^ Cfmpn' wvo^ k driveways, Internaional Free P ictu*^ ^ u t a n d safely lo w e r e d 30 50 ft 20mm Ammo cons • Blonke’s • Poly ft>on^ fubb«M 40 r ^ j r hydrauiicaiiy Save (S Insured. WILL BUY or Auction your I* '■ ▼-> I h u r S(J,^ y i . .drty ^.(1cw.^lKs, o'^tios oara'o** floors. turm tgrf - applainces odd Meals 77 54 C e ra m ic Valley Tree Service, full service^ Metol Fool lockert $10 95 A Up BUTTREY'S MEAT Department also shrub trim rh lr^. call 733-^391 F urn it ur e ft Carpet 44 CASH FOR SCRAP M ETAL Blue Denim Bell Bottom Pont) Furniture 4 Carpaf CeramM Stud»o. *'2 Taylor Street h-ghest quality meati, low budgri Copper, Brass. Alum inum . W e s t. K.mberiy Idaho 423 5245 prices, Ble Lakes Shoppmg Center WoHle Stomper Shoes B*k» Bock Pocks KONICEPTTMte SEUVICE - Radiator, Batteries. Etc Skutt' kiln, greenware duncan, Now dotng Mecteanicai tree H KOPPEL CO Billy the K.d Pontt ($3 9S $4 95 K.ds S-/esi gia;essta.ns Openings >n Friday Meiai Sutidings toMlr>g and remeving All 152 2nd A v e n u e Souft> • S f A f ARER PANTS • OUR SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! n.yh’ classes ______nmbt cut and tafely towered Contradort ______F o r farm, commercial a n d hgl^^lcalty SaveU insured. 43 GUY N' GALS Baggies rrv J u s tria i use Bo« 609. H a ile y . 788 Crmeni ««rV. 3 U 1 . o r 726 5611 R»g to (14 9? JUSI SS 95 Vacuum Cfeanerv. Service RED Barn 1 ' , miles n6rth or pamt.ng. remodetmg. etc No ^ leothef^Coots ft Jockets too small. Phonf 543 5t35 or 543 Washington’ D0 we tH>y anttques. one piecf or a n s w e r. 733 2 8 ^ ______complete estates, located Hail BUG FIGHTERS Custom Swathing, baling and building. Paut. icrtho. phone 436 GUnsect Repet4ent . JUST 39' S A9- stacking, call Oewey Bailey. 734 ♦oterior. Exterior, Residential P a in tin g 6027 3M 7______• ______. Painting. sta*nmg. cabmet Mosquito Head N 9 I 5 . JUST 99- S Up refinishing most rooms done for Painting this summer? Surprise O e c o r^ tia ^ t3 0 00 733 OtO? yoursetf w»th a tow bid from a 6VGONES AND Doggones. M o s q u ito *001 C o v e rs JUST S4 49 professional Call for free estimate always instock. Pete Johnston. 312 R4BDECORATE your ceilings with Mosquito Netting , . . . . . yd. 59' i n t e r i o r and entenor pamtiog. 734 3751 Soufli W astttngont •; Tent Stokes v'i Dehydroted Foods 7.” J^lding Shovel* Wo roof'pytnting Catt 733 7313 after wholesaJe & retail,. service & root re seals, skirting, «nd ANTIQUE solid oak bulfdi ter Buckets >*. Gold Pont >*■ Spoce Blortkv^s Colemon Fuel Complete Living Room Set 1.00 p m SI 68 S Up ' •mtatiatin CESCO. )3> Ma«n East. •oswiat»on. Tw.n Falls. 734-5450. "original handles, *75. 334-tt91. n 3 9737 . 3ed doveno Step tobies, choicfji}____ RBACfcl.. THE p e o p l e Y ( ^ ^hoir with reveriobi<» ' ^noKoôny pecon wolnut WANT' Advertise vacan^ 44 C u s h i o n c. 7 lo m p t Carpentry low cost aassified Ads 0.ai 733 VACCUUM CLEANERS 093 U M *ol Socht 4<>- S U d ^ cocktoil Toble NE\«#W a m a h a ptanoi. u t^ ’ AJi types Of carpentry and Autborixed dealer for EWctrotuv BeoutiTtrl velvet covert Pricas Good fo 8lh c o n c r e te w o r k 433 44l9or-Ji6^5935 vacuum cleaners. Free ftodL^Sld dfm Stones den>onstrations,parts, repairs, lit - MUSIC U l Sho»N»n« North- OMIY . File r Avenue 724 SS2S. The Ful) Spot to. Shop Cement Work BEAUTIFUL rose quart; for FOR SALE, Comat. Buody. 7M- BrOwscsvilie *209” CONCWETE WORK, polishing or rock gardens. Olft 152 2nd Avenue so Chri&jiansen Foundations, - » » ______:a4— Items tor all occas^s. hand 7 3 3 -7 4 4 1 fdrming and cv»crete work.- free tooling a w Imports. W yatt’s Rock B and B concrete flnishfno. frike Op«n Mon. thru 5°*- estimafts. a|l ^verK guaranteed Twin Foils, Idoho Bonnier Furniture and Gem Sbop. 370 Easf Aveoue F. estimates, flat «voni, o*r»ges^ 8:30 — 5:30 »44 itth Avenue Eait. T>vin Jerome, phone 324 }|S7 for ■ T w in Foils. ^ ------733 M21 m g i u i . , r —T ...... *— ^ ^------* H i r 9 r T T a m u aftarr 7:00 p.m. -- - t — . . . I - : / ' : ''
Wedhe>ddyr‘A'ijmust 29, 1973 Times News, T\)ii Falls, Idaho 21
HeriM i* - Sportim Oeotff^ n TravalTrallart 7 5 Motor Hbmts M, C y c l«»4 SuppM*s •2 Truckt 13 Trucks A M R E , g e n tle . 4 y e a h o l d . P O R S A t 6 : V e r y g o o S W inchester FOR SALE or trade lor sm all car. DeiuxrzTTOom etnnerrr^ 1769 250'Ydm aha, e?(tra sprocKet Streamline TravetTraTTer; large phon<73J-771^ , TO iZO ^jpe, scabbard, ammo Tnotor coactv/,^ lo w ' m ileage, and handle bars 423 5896 enougti lor sm all lam ll*^ 734-3231. B A C K H O E S , ! year old Geldlno,. 2eBarth -w it, 12 boxes 01 ammo. 1325. Call e x c e lle n t con dition 432-5279. 324 2811 a 324 2434. , o Cose 680 c, 1971 model 5 - a W 3J*-5«0. 1973 H U S Q V A R N A 125 M X . n e w , 1^73 20 foor Oodge Motor 'Home./' L S600, C a ll C o M e ct, 788 4260 H a ile y . A C o s * 5 S 0 lik e n e w . B.OOO m ile s $7,200. 733* - ! Id ^ t e , THOROUeiiaKEDS, one 1 year .44 Caliber, cabând ball r^ v e r, 9315, ‘ , - L O A D E R S 9|d »tud coll,-pedigree. Captain jo o ^cspdWon: $35. 734-4119. ' BfttOdV 'tlrer ^ 'cFIre, also mares, YOU REE 1968 HONDA 90. Excellent Hough 5X) 1 % yord n - J . "AuH.S«rvlc«— j condition. 733 4 796 Aftei' 5 0 m , w-mi1e«ger324 7159. Accessories. Sales and Service. FEATURING: T w in Fads*. P h p n e 733 8261 BILL LOUCiHMILLER Sgllts, 1 b urodi sow M ttl ?.f(eaner James Clark, 733-5401 alter 4:00' 1973 Y a m a h a 125 C a ll .734 30?7 o r tff-AIr Stream Trotters see a t 6S3 C in d y D r w e p ig s 4S7 2 3 U ., and weekends. •0 Cycl«s A SupplUs frollers______)*I4 . * h o w y o u I) to o l ,in o fie o l o o ^ u 4o d trucks lik e ’ WfeANbH ' PI8» WF 'M II MJ JJJV I L IIU U IU .D J'U JUJ'J ■ i l h . N m y .«< ikm R u u il* W k v » yuuM^ûuUiiiy lui IJ ...... T T r alter * p.m. Drive, Twin E^'llsI Wah°o. 'w t o (Owned 1972 S U S U K I. r id d e n less th a n 100 w o r m , d r y . 733-0390:----- ,— Workif>q Of ploying vehicle See our Full Hou>e ol - S T r o a m t " - U k e o v e r t 33>00H Call 733 SS29 afrer 6:00 Yamaha 175 MX. a l^ new factory J f, "txucki ^doy* Big tfodo in oMowomoi now' iTT~*Vou7” WEANER pigs lor sale,.4.m ile.' 3 -c y c le t r a ile r c a ll 733 5391 soutti 2H miles w est.^ Soutti Park - m a r k e t e e r , QOII c a r t , w ith 6 Road Rongor Trail D e a l B rid g e . ______Irîier, call 733-8S35, alter -6:00 ers - Compers'S 5fh T W O 1971 H o n d a C T 70, u n d e r » 0 1972''Suzuki TS 400 excellent m ile s t275 fcach C a ll 324 4055. -W h e e le rs c o n d itio n , b e s t o ile r . 325 N o rth 4th re g is te re d Yorkstilre boars, West. Paul. 438 4301, »?! 1972 DODGE TON PICKUP serviceable age. Br^d GM»»_ t i Concord Motor Hornes •2 Jpeed. fofe goat, good condition C a ll 423 5Q2B. Archie AAalone. 7 Nortti Va W est *3487 (Owned by Channplon) M U S T S E L L 1972 H o n d a SL W5 Jerome. 3J4.5082 e x c e lle n t condition.* r ^ c ^ n r iy US^D INDUSTRlAt Cloud Nine Pickup 1972 K a w a s a k i 500, 1.718 m ile s , tu n e d , to w m ile a g e . 733 6519 ShMp - '' Shells includes sissy bar, luggage rack. EQytPMENT ■ ■ *1J87-| t t S900 c a ll 734 3060 1969 H o n d a , c a ll 733 ?043 "P o rfs S fnt/d* Serv/ce to Ac- ijfci 1970 CHEVI^QLET ELCAMINO ^ © commodaiAJI 31 ^ o o l T r o l i e r " 1973 K a w a s a k i 125 to r s a le , c a ll 70 Head w tilte laced ewes, young BRAND NEW' J o h n 760 A Scroêr 733 6S43 (arm llodk. 8M 2530. Snow-machineis See or Cart Terry Pierce 78 000 I-/’ : *2Q87 ® Phone 733-6^ F O R S A L E 1968 B S A c h o p p e r, LOTS OR C o t 9 3 J L o a d e r $ 12 500 100 wtille laced yearling ewes tor As Low recently over hauled 1675. or best 1966 JEEP yVAGONEER ^ 1 47 8 ^ O p « n 8 o .m . • 8 p^ni. W eekdoyt U s e d Motorcycles sale 9 3 4 -4 9 5 4 . ______'oiler.'w ill tra df Call 536 2601 or ■ \ ...jonn ______1595 -a n' - r r ■ A(\c\------r r 1 2 Noon to 5 p '-m . S o n d q y i As Low $ I S0 l 0 5 nip,*r,rM )'t /% N o i AAf( J i Tr*v«l Tr»ll*r»" at 416'/5 West M ain, JerofWe j with helmet, J210 324 4JOO IV /6 ‘4 ton f ora pit kup. autam îic, SPECIAL SIOUX F O R -S A L E lO'.'a to o t T ra v e l Q u e e n , IQH SALE. Irtrgt- uM.ty tf.nU-f J fool vac-alibti tralJer, sell 19>2 CB HONDA 350, excellent 361) V a. S;*)00 1806 Addison G R A IN B IN S . . , _ 5 sell contained camper, perfect* lights and lurn ->01^ or contained, priced to sell, pnone c o n d itio n S600 324 4170 I AVt-r>ur { .»sl 734 3383 1000 - 2,600 4.600 B u s h e l. condition 1973 ton Ford' f?anger set* dt 121 Norm blrrft, I iii-i Capacity Order now and save 16 734 J089 oickup. 13,000 miles, brand new 1967 H O N D A 305 #or sa le , call 423 A u fo s F or S al* percent off Hat price, Can be seen at 208 HeyOurn call Autoi For Salt U Autot'For Sale ZITLAWMOTORS COMPANY 4363, attcr S 00 p m .A^k tor 82 Heavy Equipmenf FOR SALE 19*4 V Roadrutiner a fte r 5 00 K e v a n , needs r e p a ir , 175 W endeir536Sin camper tiLBUer.s.ell-corlalned, call Iraclor with do/er. low eiujiru- 733 f l9 8 ______C A M P E R TRUCK combination, 1972 Y A M A H A 125 M X , lo ts Of tim e , S3.250 p h o n e 734 2089 Farm ImplamMilt vOu have to see it to-beiieve it' 27' ; frxtras 14S0 00 734 S015 TRAVEL trailer, i< icebox, stove, foot carrtper Tnounted on 1 ton h e a te r, »800 C a ll 733 345.1, a lte r truck with du^ls, sleeps eight, seM Used Car SAtE, 1046 Inlernallonsl A ; 0 0 p . m containecJ7 only 12.OO0 m t l9 s, 1969 Autos For Sala' irsctor, gear dr ive, cab jind extra modelr^rras evervthino, call 436 F u rg u s o n U ' iw a t h e r , 15’ case a t iM J OATCrrrBffTrucKrainieei a m p s o o b e d w it h h o is t, 140 4 ^ o m p lo w , -18*' b o U O m s IN H . . . j b c le a r a n c e , c a ll 3J4 437B or e w »n in o s 879 M 89 ______refrigerator, sleeps tour', good condition, 324 2271 1 m ile north-* H O L D E R 31 fool potato bed, with rrtile West of Jôm e 324 4271. good electric motor, grain pans Sporlkings 8 ’'i - ' m » » ______TRAILER HITCH€S -and brake* Installed,eM ilzer andother. Fast Idaho Cruisers LOCKWOOD .Mark IV, wide S e rv ic e . 7 6 1 AAaIn Avwue West. Also Buyers for these ond the conveyor, 90 acres after nnelor Twin Fall*. P hoo#7^ ft^ftl overhaul, 825 5»13, Go«s Gordon complete hn'b ol Pickup -W ^PONflA€-fe€AAANS . Canopy — . mony^’ other good uifid -•29*'^7 tQpt terry, self coniamed, door, hnrdtop V H rro#»».iM***s*on' ftt>w4n wlwJTuup-ou. tpnd»I»o/miq FDR SALE, 1046 International baiter gas and fle clrlc inphfs.'Tjas AS t o w 5 2 2 9 Trirctor, gear drive, cab and extra range, and refrigerator, cars and pickup^' at Ace^ e q u ip m e n t, 400 h o u rs 1972 M a s s e y gallon butane tanks, nearly new., Fergusonreiyuwri U i«' ' swather, 15' case flr^, and tandum wheels, new HonseR Chevrolet. 1 972 MERCURY MONTEGO MX MADRON CAMPER Woyon V outoinolK lionsMiission pi)w«*» sti’enjiq on t tUMlituminq disc. 1962 CMC 2 ton truck, all steel water purnp. tull bed, shower, lots ^2 9 8 3 Sampson bedwltb hoist, call days ol storage 6fl6 2566 - S TRAILER SALES 3?4 4378 o r e v e n in g s 829 5A89 1 2^ Blue l-okcs Eoit 5 pis $ Twin Foils 734 2861 2year old Oliver iide rake lof-«»le O N L Y P i ^ E ! FORD 1970 COUGAR G o la x ic 6 0 0 2 d o o r fio rc lio p 675 V 8 «*nqif><* V tn y l h o f f l t o p 2 doot V fl enqme outnnuilu licinsmissM.n p<> w e t s t e«-i m q $1990 ' 1300 423 5611 .1968 Aif Stfoom frovel tfoiler tihled glos-» fodiQ. aulornatic ir ansmissiod 36 inys side r o d io 8 frock storeo tope . boards and tail gate S ell moh o o dofidy hoc I oi work (Of Wov.S^*??) -T964 CHEVROLET MALIBU ployef. Just liko Now! . . 1970.', 18’ Soortkmg motor hOrne, reasonable, 324 5134^, ____ 4 V B eitgme outotnotu tionsmission rpper toc a w b — 471 • wG r M.1 d ie s e l -• Motor Horrt*t 75 w indojwvs..>vhjtl!.^X 7.n l i r o s 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442^2 door hardtop 3» n c h 2 rowcornr>ead 70 incU hay V H enqii'e notonuilx t»onsfinssio*t powet sieerinq o h t .iiuiiticjniruj * 1260 pUikup, electric kmte sharpener Tt^S machine is in top condition 1965 3C5 w - ' 7 ^to n trucks with western $ box BoOenhamer Brothers S29 FORD . . 1967 CHEVIÔLET CAPRICE ^doof- or 825 5114. foirlono 500 7 doo« hotdlop v 8 e n g i n e V H t*nqin«» ouiornolu tionstmssion powei sloeiinq vinyl lop WILLS MOTOR todt.o. ouiom TiiK tfotisitussion w hitow oH LOCKWOOD Mark Spud ' combine, excellent ' condition, 4 d o o r -$ ready to go to work CaM-436 58|9,. . Recreational Vehicle Center 1967 CKEVROLfT IMP ALA V 8 <*ngmo outOfTinlic tro«sn)issK>«» p(»w»»t sioenrtg oli fonditionn>q , ^ H d z e lto n 1967 $ 595 OWATONNA Iwathers. parts',. CHEVROLET 477 « | e s and lervlce, Moiyneu^-i J 7 j r n Chevolle 4 door sedan V 8 ongmo tirî«*d 1 965 RAMBLER AM&ASSADOR A /v ic h ln e ry , 7 » T547 jloss rodio power tloonfig whilowoH ttfrs -f dexn V fl enqif'o stondOrd fronsmission rfeon ?Ciov>*-£Q>fiH onsportotion was S695 1972 LOCKWOOD pOtfltff- harvester, rnodel Super. 6 w e ll 1 968 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 door e a b ip p e d . -344 B6B8 unit 61?). 1967 $ Hoitllup Y B cnyini? oijlomalit I• onsrnissain powe« sI*m m h u ) lo d m *990 e v ^ n in g ^ 36A 7392 CHEVROLET 595 1 9 6 560 HESSTON 3 row tank SUPERIOR — TITAN — SHASTA Im poio 4 door sedon V H Cftgme tm letl gloss harve»tor, row finder, excellent rodiO outomoiic tronsn'ission lo^toty on 1965 MERCURY 2 door hardtop condition, also 3 row topping unit, — MOTOR HOMES condiliofiing power sT’f>f'rirrg prrvviM s j m i ' V tt i.Miqme (x/toinotu 11 ijn'.nws s ii.levr.n(j otr r t^rn j ■ 11 c >r>, n *1780 TWO ROW Fok corn chopper, good TWIN FAttS 1966 CQ/^dition 543 5882 after 6 p m $ Price Reasonable 3 0 4 4th Ave. West 733-7365 CHEVROLET 875 1967 FORD Country Sedan Station Wagon M oJibu -4 door siotior' woqon V fl «M>gitu» ■ W.R niiluinatK t r Qtntnjs s n in todm vmyl______*835 556 INTERNATIONAL Harvester rad»o outom oiif worm i'ission wos >109S C t^p er 3 row corn and hay head. l.OOO RPM.PTO Ready for field, new cutter bar. knives newly 1970 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4 door •Aufos For Sola 1973 $ ground, call 9;3ap m 733 9612 Autoi For t«l* 6 ( yliM(j«'r slo'ndOfd tiotisnM SM on Ini'. .,1 t,,.niy *1280 CHEVROLET 4995 66d CASE CQMPINE bean and CaprKO sloiion wogon VR engine. fit>ted g r f t n . some e y t r a f , 0WO“ '^T»fre. gloss radio oittol k tt at'sm is s x j n l o M o i y >’eady to set up tor beans $3,700 1 968 MUSTAfiG 2 door hardtop Oif condilioninq powet slcerir^g pd ru u .1 w?Ret'o^ôhd seTOT a tomt B7V CHEVROtfT-. . Broofcwood slotion wnqori V3488 fl engine iinietf gloss fodio oulornalu tr or^stTHSSKHi fo(*<>fy lOAHO TRACTOR SALVAGE has Oir condil'onmq power steerinq p(iw4»r- TRUCKS ntoved to m ile w«*t of hospital to k I b r a k o s w f i i t e w n l l l i r e s e ■ n ‘ p t l o n o l I y 1 l t ‘ 0 " G andvu Drive, then miles W o s S 3 6 9 5 >cu th C a s h for tractors, low prices on y s e d p a r ts P h o n e 733 8293 1970 CHEVROLET ’A -"OP PlCKl>P X . - .....—------V h .•rig,. *2175 .W e ore so loodeci with new & used cars that 1970 H A Y STACKER, senrfl autom atic. some ore parked in the street ond in the ol- 3 Wide. ISO bales. Push 0 *2995 if. leatr* MviifM rtams SfOoQhom 4 door t«dan blue *n color wiih V 8 engtoe M o n a c o 4 doot ho«dtop Vfi engme tinted outom otx Ironsmitston, ppwer steering pow«r brokei gloss rodiO outo'riatif ttonsmission fortoiy Oir fo n d ifio n in g p o w e r s te e rin g p o w e r Sanooats and hardware, canoes, ond oir conditionifi^ Alto equipped wit^ lih »feenng 1972 DODGE fA TON PICKUP bfol«es whiiowalf *iros hcres o beouty gold iiie jackets, anchors and line 733 reclining »#oti rodio ond delude whael Covers 4 * 4 V f l e t'q in e o u to /O o tif tfor'S'T^.sv ,m hubs Hilth *3250 6)27 Salt Maos. Main N Twin in folof with confcostiog vinyl top ond moKh —» F a tis ing gold interior 1972 AMC H < * m « r . * 2 3 9 5 ° ° 1^- r r ^ % tiin # r - 9-do^ Hordto^ wheal ond powt «laaf^'. 1972 GMC % TON PICKUP B C attrjfler and Accessories Used 1972 V B enqif'e outomortr ^ *2655 ing V-8 engine rodio vinyl top very little Calf Burley 678 3406 or 67I3T11 or^w rite 2436 H a rts e n CHEVROLET . . *3295 A)renue. Bwriev. Idaho 1967 AMC Rebel...... * 6 8 8 ° ° Imftolo 7 doo» hordfop V 8 engine tinted gloss rodio outoôiK tfonsmtss»on loctofy 1971 FORD V4 PICKUr- 4 door sedon power >teer>ng outomonc Ironimission V fl enq.ne 4 speed tronsrrMssiOn hitch m iftofs *2480 0 >r co^dtltonmg powei Tleertog powor ifH rdro sw tft. 00 horse Evenrude. V-B angina, rodio, o»d wKita wott tires Moroon ftni»ht 7l4 2439, after 5 OO p m brakes whitewoH tires tilt steering wheel onother very shofp coc red tmish with block 1 965 DODGE V2 TON PICKUP ^ TT>73 AM C M atador “ 3 7 4 0 " b in yljA ^ 27 0 0 0 octuol miles l» Pool fi(M <«l#u boat, SK hull, 15 V fi e n q .n p 4 speed tfonsmiss'on h.trh *485 IV I 4 door «fdon V -8 angine automotic tronsmtsiron oir ■ "u n on big •nolne, |ef propulilon. conditioning vinyl top. ond. of courta. power ttaering II »«crlllc» •! 1J3S0 call I'i* 1972 1 t p m o r 7J3 lo r I brokei A lto aquippatf vyitti tinted gloss rodio. and 1967 CHEVROLET '/a TON PICKUP daluxa whaal covars. blua in cot^r *990 L y n n BUICK. . *3895 V e engine 4 speed tfonsmission hitch rod'O ^.Centurion 2 door hordtop. V8'ang»ne tinted SAILBOATS «r(d hanrfW»r«, glo^s radio automatic tronsmfssion foctory 1973 M atodor DEMO . . . * 3 7 1 , tiooM , lilt iachets. anchor* and *~“^ r conditioning pc>wer steering power . 2 îoof hordtop. .baiowlilui .copper fgn .with înnom oc^ I W . T X t t m : - brokes whifewoti- Tpdtot TTrat TTtr ^tearing 1966 FORD 'A TOÎ PICKUP 6 cyltode» 4 s p e e d tro n s m is s io n hittTT^ *390 vinyl top. ond aquippad with V -8 angina, automatic , wheel white ewtenor limsh vvith white viny! SK boat. 4JS hor»«pow«r W4, trofttmission. powaf staaring 4 bfofca*. white woll to p •od «M U . boaulllur interior, tiras. oir.ditk>n«ng. individuol SO/SO raclinin^ saot. 7 1 3 -M il ^tintad gloss, daluaa whaal covars. ond rodio It's a ’Pleasure Doing Business At
anil F IbM M u boai tSO. 1973 AM C Am bassador . * 4 1 7 2 ^ ® . M u . t U U . ______Rroughom. m adium blua in color w|th whita top. powar BECAUSE WE LISTEN BETTER! Ndividuol radinlng eaott. - MARK'S your E»lnru«l* and CHEVROLET M tarturrDM M r. 1UJ aiiM hs-ll«4. -1654 Blue Lakes Blvd. North lABBIE URIGUEN •Twin Foils " , Ph'ofte.733-3033, CHRYSLER •OATS AND Bill Workman 74l_M oir» Ave. Souffi 733-8721 FORD, STARCRAlêOATS 'W hBra'Com petlflqn
A i « m F a r S a l * U JM f-«VW »*lbrivw « a s M'- M Autot Far Sal* M ' Autot For Salt --- r-=“------^*.1------1---- •„------, I9M PONTIAC Lwnins, n«w tirn, I9i67 )nt«rnatlon«t V-'t, TravtTalL IMS Ford Falrlana, txnitant 196S O L D S M O B IL E 96, r u n s QOOd.'^ J966 CHEV^LL^ 203 Q u t^ In ch . MUST SEUiT^ )««a P ly m o u tti lot* ^ new parti, v t t y c ita n . 734- . wagon, lully loaded, air, vary poW«r it««rln g , good tlrM « 5âp««d condition. %soa.ynyun. air copfJirioned. %400. 733-067«. cOn4itliaa>--pwg wtteels^.. ' tranftm itslon,tralltr filtch«^ sharp. t74S. 734.329^ attar 5 p.m. JUST ARRtVED ÂceliraLrocu^tioffi ^ ^ 19A3' MQ a rebuilt angina, wlra ' -n ^J $ '3 X ^L I N, I6H 6( m tra t, body i«64 Atercury Sedan, Wxcallent wtie«li,'new paint, new uptwlitery, 1973 R O ^ RUNNER, e x c e lle n t I9M Ford Calaxla. air, powtr - H7-3 Land Cruiser »w)rk n««d«0- 7X 411*. . condition, naw tira*, ISM. Call tonneau cover, -hard top and condltionr^ oeltlno married, take •tecrlniu,rp«w«r brakes, steel M "AiHvs For fate - attar 7 p.m . 734.50U. ’ ^ convertible top. 734-5015.______over payments. n4-543S. belte8rSd^lals,.£aU-jm-«IOO. 4 wheel Drive W 7 MUSTANG AAach M S I CIO. new radial tire*. ______.1965 FORD GALA GALAXIE 1973 CATALINA J door hardtop. MOST COLORS lo from. 1964 Chevrolet .MoVa, automatic^ transml»sion«_been'wrecked, will FORDF O R D SOD. JIM body/iMds over- Fully powered. Call 3M 6S93 ifler HURRY. LIMITED SUPPLY - F O R s a l e ' 1 « « t B u ic k ; TVO f«u l. SJ7 * 6:30 p .m . tell cheap 733 7311 or 126 4472 . . Ramaga.^tWS. 19M Corvatta Sting Ray. excaUant 1»70 Wtllta MONTE CARLO with 197J C H EV IÊT •/> ton pickup^ 1969 CAMERO 394, 4 tpM^, black vinyl top,-bucket w ats, air 13,000 m llei™ ,295. Call 733 4375. condition. 934-S994 after 5 p.nn. excellent condition, power Filer. condltlonlno,. }U h.p. 400 cu. s te e r in g , and p o w e r b ra k e s 334« I>ne. $2,700. 713 -4W 0 CHRV5LCK Town * Country W ilts 2527. 7 ^ . 9 passenger wagon. Air, radial 1965 FORD GALAXIE ‘/ymllaweftl .ilres, power steering and4>rakes, of Jordan's Corner on .Ctover 1971 • D a ts u n w a g o n . a;ir Road. Ilr»< «ft«r < in Flli-r. 1965 P 0 R D 4 M U m m ______!!-. .7an .?fl2,L ntfftrtiiitinntn ;t36-Sbo8 hm.no St ,W w i W Lwyir m r ^ trailer hUcft. excellent'cQpditlcn, 7>4 43AS, alter^ l u S o ^ 1965 MERCURY Monterey, air, -4W —Dodê—eharqer;—spectat^ 19i97D<5troe Charger RT, vinyt "futtypowered. Good condttion. W edition, 3 speed, autom ate, power, tcw;Ii^reo taM‘ ' i ,. raradial d ia l ftires, low air, V 8. 440, afl new radial tires, ^ ^______m .Tleage. S1300. 326-4769. 3 GONE TO SERVlCe. 1973 v in y l top, 47,000 m ile s 1600 down 'M ercury Comet GT 302 V 0. bucket M USTÊLL. make-, offer 197o and take over payments. 324-2105 seats, automatic-, 423 4230 rifter 6 Ford Torino Brougham, V 6. 2 door 41 f r o c k * 1947 Jeep pickup, naak^ oHcr 734 ask for Mark. 1963 C H E W I M P A L A , 4 n e w G-78- 5748 , ______p .m . hard t^p, automatic transmission. J4 tires, 2 new snow tires with ' power steering, air conditionlrSa. studs, motor overhauled, power ’^ 7 0 G M C p icku p ^ ton . 4.* 4.nrâny vinyl...... K top. will consider trade t«f ?.* RECONDITIONED 10 w^\eel 1971 MUSTANG MACH l. 'Pow e^- -steering, brakes, radloand heater. 1968 PLYMOUTH FURY Ml. 4 extras; S1.200 and- lake over 733 1727, A r v e y Dt«T>p. aH w h eet d riv® 326 4605 . ^ door hard top. air, 2 toned, payments, would consider trade steering, air conditioning, small 1970 Ford Movtfrick, 3 door, sh orp ...... M 295 G ood condM ioo 392 0644 O pden en g in e , ru n s lik e n ew . C all 734 23U excellent coodlflon. 3 very good lor late model pickup or cycle 733 tir e s aiSd 1 n ew . Call 733 1418 1973 2 door, IHiht green, Cttevrotet or see at 155 Monroe '^H 4ew 1973 Oldsmobilp Omega, take 7547 b e fo re 5. 423 4533 a fte r 5. mornings and evenings. _ N o v a . 327 , 4 s p e e d . 7^8 4209._ FOR SALE 1?6) SfuSffb^Kcr over payments, no charge for Fury IH. 4 d o o r, h a rd to p . Pontiac Tempest 1967, 2 door, 1969 Ply* Pickup 283 Chevy V 0 Engine. collateral already Invested. 3.000 Good H r e » 543 6236 .. C U S T O M B U ILT.^ d u n r- bUlJPV. Spprt Coupe, 326 V 8. automatic, miles. ^-2233. «sk for Kent. metrflic coldtire green. 1500 cc V W power steering and brakes, air Morquis. 4 door hardtop . eno'^c. cujtom i^holster y, top and re a l sh a rp 1750 or b est O ffer. 734 1965 M e rc u ry M o n te r y . 390 V 8, 4 1969 Mercury *1795 W57 CHEVY ‘-3 »on, small engine, Side curtains. Gates Commando 2869 door sedan, new fires, good w ork n eed ed , c a ll 537 6736 iires, lot of chrome. Must see,>best co n d itio n , 733 0660. 1734 B orah O o lo x ie 500 ...... o ffe r o v e r $1,200 733 2908 a fte r 5 00 Economy car. 1971 Comet, 326 Avenue East. 1965 Ford *487 4 ------4^ -rrr- :■ ■ tu iL . ______.i— ...... - i . --J------BO. - • 1968 Ford Galaxle 500. exceTIent 1966 CHevrolet Molibu ... . . ^ ^ . W 8 ‘ 1953 FORD '*- Ion, 4 speed, new SIERRA Trail Boss ATV vehicle, gas mileage, good merchandise, «4 Autoft For Salt agr, It's Ypjur Deal engine. 733 SMI sell or tr a d e fo r c a m p e r 324 2183. c o n d it io . 543 5064, or 543 4919. 1972 Dodge Custom Wogon, like new *4095 W6I Ford '1 «on 1500 733 5584 j A t'
~~1965 1 Ion Ford ilfKh. rjcks. grain 1970 Opel F-Qstbock. 2 door. 4 >peed *llS t5 bed. 543 40<9 f ABBIE URIGUEN, INC~~
W59 F O R D ' 3 Ion. vviih go o d WHY NOT DRIVE 1966 Valiant 4 door sedan, cleon , . *595 recently Over hauled W75. Call gfl OLDSMOBILE 7tJ3 5529, aM ef 6 OO-p m ------. ■ 1970 Buick 4 door hardtop radial tires *2190 I960 CH£VV pickgp. 6 cylinder, -AMERICA'S # 1 SELLING CAR long w id e bed. 1250 423 4348 1969 OLDSMOBILE ...... * 1 6 ^ 5 DELTA 66 4 door hardtop, o'lr conditioning, automatic 16 Foot beet arid grain bed plus tronsmitsion. power steering, pov/er brakes, ond stock r ^ c k i G o od »395 326 5029 PICKUPS AND 4 WHEEL DRIVES OR TRUCK? m medium gold metallic finish 1968 F O R D lOwhtfflcr with choite 1969 i„ »987 (If 70 Tu u t p u M to U fU I 1973 OLDSMOBILE . . .\ 7 .T^ Hfd-879 SOO/ OMEÂ Hotchôck 2 door, outomdlic transmission, power steering, ond radio Exceptionally low m ile«ge long wide V 8, 4 speed C ptc 4 Speed. 1970 Dodge , *2295 S ta n d a rd 423 5828 medium blue fintsh ton, V-8. 4 s p e e d SHARP 1968 Dodge AlOO panM 1969 C+ievrolet *1995^ p a n e le d , in s u la t e d .— bfcd-r- -l57-l-OLDSAAOBit£-^ stove, all new prerntum tires, lift :~XORONADO. oir conditioning, rodto. stereo tope deck, Pickup. V-8 4 s p e e d ♦op. Tneny e*trais^ w ith w h ite top ______-1966 C hev rotet— >uOuTTTaTT-"WTTW ^w er steering,— p<êr brakes. . auTdmatIc transmission, 6 ply ^ N a . ' 3 - 2 9 4 1?72 OLDSMOBILE . .., . . M995 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE F^&MI I rubber, very good sKape $l695 ’ TORONADO. putomotic transmission, power steering, 324 468 1 O efw oen ^ a m 6 p m power broke), power »«ats, powe/ windows, oir condi COME IN TO D A Y !! tioning. vinyl top. radio^ rodiol tires, pnd low-m ileoge 1967 FORD 1 ton truck- excellent 1973 LAGUNA HARDTOP Beoutilul sultono white with white vinyl top ci>nd4tion, 4 speed transmission. * p hon e 733 1804 SRORT COUPE 1969 OLDSMOBILE ...... *2395 F I R E p u m l ) ^ . 1947 '-7 to n , ru n s 98 3 door hordtop. outomotic transmission, power well, with road water ar>d pump steering oir conditioning, power seats A windows 7J3 0395, 334 44J7 WILIS 350 V-8 engine, automatic.transmission, power steering, ar>d irv excellent condition Metollic gold with gold 1969 DODGE pick up heavy duty ‘ / v in y l top ton, 318 engine, 4 speed, low powgx disc brakes, tinted glass, co|or keyed floor mats, m ile a g e , clea n 733 6494 1971 OIDSMOBILE ...... *2595 P ly m ou th bodyside mouldings, vinyl roof, 070 x 14 while lettered DELTA 86 4idoor hardtop, power steering, outomotic ■ 1 _ ^ '/3 Ton T ru c/j tronsmissiOV) oir conditioning ond green with white tires, radio with rear speaker. to p a n d Jeep fP.U.C. Permit 197 1 IHC 18 0 0 Iruck i pup ;îst *4103.20 $349748 ilTS YOUR DEAL J o y o f a - froilBf ' 397 V B engtne 4 —' '' mpetltion li Mode . N o l M el - , WE RUN A VERY s p e e d browning with 5 s p e e d ACE HANSEN PRICED___ Iransmtision lo n d e m -d riy e t O J SlinAtfiU SlnM ‘ 4th Avenue We« power divider. 7(7 tf ite e f 254 g ro in b e d w ilh extension a n d o « e r fh o t to r h o y H e a v y d o ty ?0 ff pup trotler Evan G uthrie It's a pleasure to do business of - 986-7547 "
~~. M - Import^Sports Cats ACE HANSEN CHEVROLET FOR SALE 1968 Datuspn pKkup. 1654 Blue Lakes Blvd. North Twin Falls - g o o d s h a p e 432-5364 - —~~
~~1968 4 d oor T o y o ta C o ro n a . 733 8420 ev en jn s ^ o r SuQ^day^ Telephone 733-3033~~
~~1969 Volkswagen Square Back, good condition, tow bar. fake over p a y m e n ts . 733 2574~~
~~W65 Volkswagen Beetle, good condition, 2 sets of t.res »5A5 734 3325~~
~~MUST SELL! 1970 Opet. e*cellent .,.,condi.lion. 4. spged— buf.ke! radio, stereo,, low mileage. 25 m i l ^ b «^ g a llo n , s i . 200 733 7369 WOULDrsTTÔU RAlHbRXJWRTT~~
~~TOO SMALL for family. 1972 TOyOta C^lica, yellow. 22.000 m *les. 7 ) 30 miles per gaHon. 734 BUICK! 3 0 iv~~
1973 MAZDA sale o f tr a d e for These are the guys to see for that New Car or Truck During Our r*crtvief car 4 d o o r C an 543 4753 ABBIE URIGUEN, INC. BUICK 1967 T o y o t a C o r o n a . 4 d o o r . e*c c M e n t g a s m ile a g e . S750, 733 1965 Buck LeSobre 2 Door 06)0 Air condLiionioo. power V-6 eogtne AAove 'Em O ut S a l e ! ! outomtic Ironsmiition ond moroon in color Vour Deol V O L V O >44 S. r a o o r s e d a n . *595 cxxcllcnl cona*Loru aLAay extxAw i i. 96SBt^ elect ra^?5 ^ 4 Door V 6 engine outomotic troosminKsn power tteenng powef broken *eoU A wtf>dow^ and ttght bfue metattic jn cotof' C l 04 G albxie 4 door hordlop, btge gtow, W hile vinyl T-275 F750 v. Ton 69f)0GVW, W hite fxplorer 390 V 8 19S9 BAJA body without motor Yoor Deol ^ 1250. 326 4\\4 *1484® roof, 400 engine. H 70xl5 w hile sidew all Iires. power engine, tool box. 4 speed transmission- power steer steering, power brakes, air conditioning, pow er win ing, cornper special, rodio. fuel tank, tie down system- M U S T s-ell this w e e k. 197 1 P o rs c h e 1968 Buck W ildcat 9U enceiient condition 13700 734 V 6 engtne outomotK tronsmitîon power sTeermg powe[ brokei dows. till steering w heel, rodio, hydraulic suspen reor hitch 5 750x16 8 ply, sliding re a r w in d o w 7490 a fte r 5 00 ond white tn color Your D*oi --- *996 i Sion all the extras. Very Nice • 1970 Volkswagen Bus. 11.700. 1968 Buîck LeSabr^ rebu'lt engine, phone 934 42 44 4 Doo' Sedan V B engine o u to m o tK tronimttsion power ifeeriAQ Was *5210.54 - Now Only Was *5122.71 — Sale Price power brokvt gotd metollic on color low Mileog# Voor Deol t97} M A 2ada R X 2. Red 12.S00 776 *1188 i 5W7 K etch u m 1970 Buick LeSabre 4 0(XM V 0 ovtomotTC trommtsTton pow^r I broke 5 $ 4 3 ^ 8 ^ 9 fO n s a le 1973 Toyota Ceiica. seti or take over payments, can S43 Cold metoIlK m color. Your Deol ' ^1 l«8-i S684 1968"Buitk LeSabre ^ 3 8 0 0 5D - river Training W73 M AZDA Jmonthoid emcetient 4 Doo' V 6 engine outomofx t/an>mrY\K>n power «teerlr\ig A broke condti.on. 4 door, colpr Atlvrr . 30 ond low M^lieoge' Groy in color Your Deol m.ies pe^ gallon, witt trade tor -*1195i ptCVup or sell oufrlg^t Contact 1 972 Buick Estate W agon A i.s o n C o o k . »27 4&33 V 8 engine outomotic tron»m i»llon o«r coodittontr>g power teots . fd C-269 Gfon -Torino Wqqon, 351 V 8 engine, outo coyoge rack ond rodtot tirfs Medigrr) AA A l^ C tO M U ST U 73 We hSVî:buiêauiifui—^ matic transmission, power steering radio iSir eondT beetle excellent condition S1695 brown metotlic in color T V-/LI K OWN DEAL ® C a ll 734 5t59 a fte r 5 00 lioning. loaded' 1967 Buick Wildcat . „ • 4 door Air condiliontng oiitomotK tror>smission power steering ROTARY 1971 Maida -COupe. I 1973 Thunderbirds Wds *475^.44 — Special At ONLY reason lor selling, bought « ' A broket ond m eKceUent condition White with Wue top Youf Deol $995 ij motor t>ome, mi/sf se^l 9f>€
Custom Scout, m , *M Iran* S>r«et. Kirnbwly, <1,000. Abbie Urlgyer^lnc. i V--- I97DCJS JE E P V-*. new top. radio, j7211 MginkArtin Ave. A ..« South ' - Twin dUririTfcfirC -733-87211'—* ^ BILL WORKMAN FORD «iccllen t condilkm. Call 423-SI32 a f lt ^ S p .m . V243 Blu« Lakes Blvd. N)>. Plione 7^3*51 TO Twin FoHs f : ■
~~Wednesday, Augu*^t 39, 1973’ Tinigêv^s,.Twin Falls, l<;laho 23/_~~
~~A ifto i F o r S>l« u t6 Auyqi,For Salt _A(4o$ For S«|« Autos For Sat* p M > Aufoft For Sait Au>o»ForS«l« f* Autos For Sale. ,~~
RED .IVM^MvrolM Impala }door FOR SALE'TMSonable, Veliable 1»4J Chevrolet Belalr. 337, •ir^ .)96a P O N T IA C E x e c u t iv e 2 d o o r. BEAUTIFUL 1969 Fofd OaUxie hardtop. ,1 ow n^. 1534 Heybum transportation, 1966 pTynrrdi/th. 4 - autom atic transmlisioorSIPS; bv ownei:„,low m ileage, factory 500, 2 <ôor ha/d top. perfect door^dan $400. 734 33M. . 4437 . 319 M a in East. cpn^^Honing, K«nd, otheir condition jn^Tde and out. Jicêssories. umjsoaHy good previously owne<} by a mechanic. '"^ EL CAMINO, , iQoki aI n d ru n s 1973 Z2B Cam cro, power steerirlg, N EED'a gas SAVER?-We tiave condition.' new tires.' make ofler. disc brakes, power steering, air, better than a newQot:-f<, las a x n Y - d-iscûrakes, automatic, tiTt lust.w hat you need. 1972#)îeKiiry 793 2363 o r 423 4264. g o o d g a s m ile a g e . Sl.SflO 6 7 8 r 73S- ' 3Mengine îth 23,000acfL. actual (Ttiies, steering w hfel. ^.000 mUfes. S36- M o n te g o . 6 cylinder. *itandard 4 speed,, bucket seats, stero taoei transm lssionV power steering ar>d wveM wvorth S I,200. Call 734 3372 or brakes. Excellent conditio^. Need see at 1640 3rd AverfueÊast Aven'u«'Êast 1971 BOSS 351 Mustano,” 4 «pwd', to see to appreciate. /34 33^ têaders, oears. mags, $3,000. 733 8505 e v e n in g s . ’ , Total Transportation Center PONTIACS FREE f in a n c in g TILL FAlL 19d5 R a rn trie r C la s s ic . V 8 , oo<>od BUICKS condition, economical, see at Eaa s t 197^ ltd Country Squire,- air, 4 Fleet and individual leases tailored to your needs. Side-Yexaco or call 423-5715. CHEVROLETS excellent condition, $3,200 or -OLOSMOStlrES- « Rent,irythe doy, -v,eek or month. ^ ------r;------— r------Jiqelsen-ÂAo ta&s w llL-eg rry vquj^ a &w - got f in- n»Ohe&^l-0 »>c^ - 7g6-453^ t>r-f?6-<96a-- and a&k lor Cal AT • Most major credit cords honored. 19^ DODGE stationwdgon LEO RICEMOrORS oncing Free to give you enough lime to gather $250 487 23y.v Gogding. Idaho 1955r Ford ion.ftale, 734 3465. Piym'f^th convertible, good ■IVM LTTyurBIgT ■ !>Wn'p«!R UU. lUHU i|pa!i3b— .J w id e b o x , $1,200. b e s t o tfe r , 734 condition, call 733 1180' after 6 00 419?^------^^---- =------— “ pTTT' —WE-BUY— G A S S A V E R . 196S M u s ta n g , ru n s 1937 Ford F85 Sedan, original, runs ^ d , $600. c a ll 678 2371 good, best offer, 536 2251 U S E D C A R S BILL W ORKM AN FORD BEAUTIFUL one cwner, 1967 1970 Plymourt>ofc, Roadfunner, . automatic. power steering, Jheisen Motors Ron W oodall ...... 7 3 3 - 5 1 , 1 0 . 6 ulsm obile, new upholstery, tires, 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS brakes, factory air, blacV. \anyl I 1973 MERCURY MONTEREY | many Excellent condition. You o)us1 this booutilully ln'iihod M iiiquis •y 2 dooi sptut lOlJfH* t>t*OVP»ll’u> Itq*'* qr*-rr> top, real sharp and clean, 423 4409. 733-7700 liiîVtiod in a iul*ai'o whîit» w*iih vinyl V in«>lullu 'tloik i.u>l i m o KH i H i J X to o l iM ib '2 Joo( ludiop 14 loodcil with aln«oi« X yit’tjii nyiv>n H»lfiii>i sf.-f' Iii.l If ..tiitt’ .V OkveSNOiy Lm ioln Mi»(iun [M 'v s fi X Ing vvhiiuvvall stei'l bi'lted lodial iiiu& 6 w u y X ile c iilig pl’^vi.M vlisi h rilkf'. vjNv «•» s'l'm! iiL u! pv'v»*M 's i'O lv J o ilm y a il k u n d iiio n m y A M X 4 0 0 V 8 vsliisjn" il" > > >'wl.'t.. i I' I'I Ij iQtîO hiUlyM^c mopljinps tinU«d glo^^ 'V AM 'rtldio UU'C'J si.lr J, 1 I;'. ■pl»‘ tt» p o w t*-t^ ^ £ T ^ <" f o . n a 111 tfo n s d t* lu x f V . T T ) w i s jti.*. tin',.111. ■ If --s »*.iiii mission ptiwoi vlfitiing I h h '’ powoi disf X wiHI etûippej (ill it'«- . v'n., ■ I, t's itui' END OF MONTH In okt«s o tu i n u ll I* t o 8 6 ...... s l ^ - " - ...... & :ICI ;i: D E W t © - p W e t — ^ 3 6 0
END OF YEAR ■ 1973 MERCURY COMET 1973 MERCURY CAPRI 2 •litor' Sfdon this I.Mli; « i)< is sup*‘i f< mutn^y v »loi»i -.pHit' .t/ ’ I ' r s f «> K m • 'j .'.I' ■ Is it t oriu*'. ^ s tijiu tiii J V\t?h bv».'k.*l M *otv .^00 ;X .J.OI t> l.n,. AM iii.fi.i .1 - I tu h ii iiu h o n y in t" 14 iHi h IUum nun/nnuinuol 'tunsnnsMi p..v . i*i ti .lilt iir.y Ijc u k « ‘ s t( ijnstmsMon wotL tti woM toipol>ny hontoi s ly U 'd iK II. i|i.-li>. I* ipiv.lvMnr’i" SA LE ! 4 .1 sp tM ul Io n tn H U jtilijI gii*i.*M ijo ld MU»t)jHi», • (imp nu't«»r uml i*il |( ^ • 1" I ■ I}. I lUJi' |\) I' I |l p n in t itW o I I oil! M olni Ci'it»po«'ys lilt‘ s u v HU) ply tilt's (KiOl «*n [>uy 0 '«i‘ H'DI bu"lpiM ,1s I' ni.-J.wiu hU..- ' liJi Oiiy U'ss n»«'ti)ll»k w 't f ' Itliir k n t’ V LAST L IS T ' ■ CALL . . V ...... 2395 S 3 .5 5 0 ______* 3 1 5 0 2 Door- hardtop with burmshed red nietolhc fiiush end parch -rrrenr \/inyt rcrof. 440 V with 4~tffrn?t'tBTiTtTer"trodcGT .J ...... seats, accessory grouî'^ôgger (reor window), automatic speed control, power deck lid release, power sleenng & brakes. -1973 LINCOLN ContiriQ^ntal Uut w inlils linpst mutni rnis tins Uj>iuiiihis 1973 MERCre^Y MONMGO MX DEPENDABLE AnvFm. sterfeo radio wUh^8 track tape and lilt & telescoping tujioiiM>bil«‘ IS ImislnMl in ti ii«>iiul|lul soh gi«>fn w ill' sttikmg itnik gr»M*n vn\yl .lop 5?e<=‘'îna w h e e ir .s ti.li- y>iO. ij::. —mfftrhinq—riy tnrT “ iTTTrrTnr tr H - 1v loo vinyl u)i>l tb I s TTTi m •1. in iloUKS V IQO’ b My I. iii_ I loipt'lKu) Ihis ht‘ouiili)l USED CARS! s«M w uo ' Cl v»*ry s h n i* tin>f> - yOvi . n r in o t Oijlt'mohiU* IS «Hjuipp»*vhisp«'i nil » I'lidiiu.n.Mij A \' ' »'v.* :v 1 STICKER PRICE . . . . : . $8435.10 6 wny (U'v.t ‘1 si'Ot piiwfi I*.; bojfyM ilr n»oulih>H)' i<-nint<' ,,l Irtl bond l*iok»»s I iitu fiilfti ih/ol l'i*o«.flqnips lilt s tm • :» :.tn iriiK l . n i f d tjT?VVi i. M iip li' v v fip .-i i;i HKj wlu*{*l AM f M, stvn'o nuJio i*dgr ' X- fD v t'IS l o b u t i o i i ' t i M i i u . quoids < »»loi ki*yt‘d iiujivuludl (loi>i iiiols J-972 PLYM OUTH DISCOUNT . . . * 2 2 0 0 O tl|iiS lob l« * t n ils iilt ' t n ir K ir , v o n ily r n n i u i -U)() 4 door I'uidiop lully powor<»d pnd fuHy equipped including otr V H t»fU)ini» (->I«M ti It ( l('< k plus li'is liil m ci RFTAlt SUCKER ^ conditioning TTVTPRKF ^ ...... RIGHT AlT4-iO0^ $ 8 6 7 0 77 6684 EOAA SPECIAL . . . 2 9 9 0
1970 IMPERIAL lEBARRON 1 973 /V\ONTEREY sTAIiON waGtON 1973 LINCOi-NÔNliNi n'tal . AH pow«*r»*f4 om i luUy looded ♦ocltximg sodtd w/tTi ovi>ryfhing you -tiouutiiui.ijold tÛimuut trvflallic paint po' o lu*ufy autom obile Sold hJow $8500 oil vinyl i^nlfrun 400 2 b oiii‘1 VH fiupn** wbili* fim slu'J tiV m«>dikini gii-i-n ,.t,)llM • w itb • t+Mr k 1973 CHRYSLER KIEW YORKER woll sl<>»#^l - bt-Hi'd 40 000 miles lii<)()0 ()«> iom m m viHyl fool ()ll InoJbi-f (<| . 0 (j» s»* w ith (111 (K‘ll«*il(s|i«‘i Oil I < m< |iIII>1 >•(•() A M l(.U< t W< 'VS IM SIMlts Witb po-.si-'i,j,w ,,.,l.n,.r A M I M m j.I k ' w .lh EQM SPEClAt . . . I ^)«lio. I in U»(l (jlcjss < (tin p li* !«• d o lu « «• w b«-«*l < > >. *•( s * 2 4 5 0 1 I OSS < o ()n t( y-nd»* po< kog»- st«*r «M1 lopi- bi'iiyMib- ti u itlitm i}s oni !■ p< ()l4M tiofi (jMiup l(u k ( < IIIV r iwi'n. f (jioup ond SSfiOJ o v U 4 7 8 «.l ( I t jil s -.»»« I« n I in q I O t t ii i y n il ( I iii( J. I n .11 ini j jK'iv.«‘i •.i»n-i.mj 1971 OPEL STATION W A G O N p f'W I' h rc ik i'S n il t< >ni(»l >* 'iilU '. n j...... Bu< k«»i st‘Qts 4 spjM'd tfonsrni«ision lodto & hoolef 1973 MARQUIS BROUGHM ■ til 4*S yHy |wst I on-r ln -ln -.i- ilit* i ' .., [ • > i > • ■ i, i ,; m 4 (lo o i p illo (4 ‘ n «i*>n tll^S , xlUyl wbil*>wfl1 l s 1 «M*l bt'lltMi liif, D iilnnuilii StM k i- i Pi Spt*od lo n lii'il (> woy pttw«*i si*Ol pow c wU'iliiw-. $HS»()i otii I »• ior\l«i)l AM »o b‘>‘ly sulc mouldin(}s hnlcd gloss « oinplcl « •• v «• i y 1 b i r u j 440 B»ougHarT> 4 dooi Hai V 8 <*ngmr wit ■ 4 bocrol outornolu tifinsnns IS stciniioiil «Hûipn»i*n t u ulii'jin ij nutfxhntir 1973 MERCURY MONTEREY^ ' 4 iJiii)i#^»‘ilnn ...... yeHi.vv w Tvth^ o H ' sion power sleenng power b*oki»s pow»*i windows ond scots powei vf»n* t r oi'smissinn pnwi*r stoonnq powr>f b«»»kt;s “ sle fl beh.'i) fdiJiol iiiV", m -lnin.ir., t, .i n<. «n iv m i »n w jndm n. powct d e ^ lid leleaie. AM .fM ileieo fodiu. fCQi wifiûw tJclt.)(jg«*r.'' L*U- ^ . L9.70 RAMBLER ■ powrr • pt»w*** iniikpt. ilulu**.- . r~ i Ht'oi sodon foHio power fleering anti outomotir tfnn«.ini«. door edge protectors oulonioftc spootl coniiol '-myl rnol ond vuiyl bo1 <»< nH»«T^(ii«- * iji vî* mok.«» 4 dooi boidtop all power lully equipped irKluding foctory oir otou Idiogs TiTTlcd qloss nowV’f s 11)«• Qiv[i iitiolK tr or>so'ission w hi wii> i ' [TTTWT'T™ »(^(^n(jil lom r^g s*«*eiin(j powef _diS( brokes on . i. n. j i * m m n ig A M lo d io I m lc d gl w o ll st(><*l h<*Ui*il 4 0«Ki> A«>dnn lliis soltfM M i w liili- w ii 'i i-l f. II y p n W «• t IM Ml III l|ru >1 4*ii w ill) (I h<-i] I I., nil I iuxj.1ninir»(J A M ( iid ii) l b<>iitih|iiq hi.I In i ... I|in«<(j (jl<)S*. I l l l U p l f t f S i'll’ W l'liil'V V S if li io ,T ,..f.' t n ' ■ EOM SPECIAL . . . * 9 0 < nI IijI d.iM,mii(, AM i o 'I k . ijl M,. U,-, F'r.. ‘,1 »-«Miinj wh.ll'V/oll lir«- , i)u' 'i 2 * 4 9 9 4 jM i ^ Cl h m k i. 10 ; V H ij -■! 1967 CHEVROLET I iM fi'.i .> - 5 ^ 7 - 8 4 Impolo ? Ooo' 1973 MERCURY COMET ‘ T T v r r r ? ------•? J-H .I s«*(J(in tfi.s l,m .» . m a c i^ ' (K tiM Im jI.i nuiti King i V973 MERCURY CAPRI (jln s \ A/ ^ • sp e i Qii (llH,l hUl.lltXJj^ i'ftOi) ■ E O M S P E C I A L ...... Dork nêlalli( gre«M> witb w bilc vinyl rool ond'<>qi upper j wilh 400 V H entjmc * 3 9 0 iiu >11 H int iC ti o n s n «‘ol pi w i't i piMi I' Vi.'M J ...... I lorquoflifp outorTôtM tf onsmissmn tiiWcd w.n(jsb.««Uj on c ontj,|u jily duor ' 1 I-. I f*i If r q i'.n p 4 S(n>i'-j ...... A mouldings ond i»ppoi dooi fr jim o /tujoldmgs ijui- u im o m . m io .J,,. fl.-lu-e win*.-I S I I M A K E O F F E R (I 'i- t ll ( O ver s 1969 MERCURY ÔNTEREY ‘,f,. kf>' r - .. 4 doi.i s.Mi' I (illy cqi.ippc.i oil power lond fo< lory cif c conditu en d itio r i Y tA R tN D % n *3648 mtj,n(j Ju*''Ju*.' p.«ss-blv p.-ss.blv ’b«'»b,' \boiprstsboiprst M«>M«M(ufy m the sfote of Idobo SALE PRICE ■3950 1973 LINCOLN CONiiNfNlAi .1 .f.i.pl ^••■jo'i 11 fM I' t ., I *11 (• o h I y tKt. ||M(>.,I tilii", 1 973 MERCURY CAPRI ■ Uufll !U" rML-'ul'"- W i'ti . I ,. 1 ‘ ^ 1 9 7 0 PONTIAC VENTURA ''Il-')' linnrj 1 1 *0 ' v.l•v^, i n . f 'o i li.iU p 'l. 'i* 4 ^ni" st'ilon Mxtxv powf'i sl«'(*iioq (L br (on '3832 d .iio i'. n q N A 0 B o n k P>.. e S 1 H ^ 1973 DODGE 4-WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP * 6 8 7 9 1 973 MERCURY COMf T EOM SPECIAL ...... 0 / 5 1973 MERCURY MONTEREY g '.' 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. " ' 24 -TtfrtestNevvs, TTyiln Falls, Idaho W «dnej<^, August 29, 1973 hurled onibiassador’s house- ROME ccrpi) ^lf-8tyled criticized by Pope Paul VI as ambasaeddrr Ismail Pamais, film cenaora Jiurled gasoline “ UasphenMus.” 23. _ ... bombs in the-courtyard of the Police s^d ohfe'bbmb explod Leaflets foimd'on the dde-^ residence of Daiiish'Ambassa- ed in the courtyard of fte walk in. front, bf the resWence^^^*^ By MARILVn 'e LU O T^ The legislation talks about years Vlth provisions for dor Hans Tabor today in aml>aasador’s residence atid said; ^"Catholics'-against thT ------MmwuN^ws Writer “undesirable developments •revisions everyjreflt,! Reynolds protest against a filin supported- another against a car owned by Danish govenunent wtw fi-> ' BURLEY — "Private land andsubdivlBiona” Dittmersald, said. ' - - jby'the Dani^ government but a PaMsUm servant of the nanced the blaspheii|Ous Blin. rlghts'viU beJjonored” In the and "someone has to define Reynolds said currentlyjthe what that is.” - ' NRA Is reviewing betwe^ Ulh iw Iw i’t anji way i 5,00l£an«l 7,000 mlnwral trlaln)» nrftlafv everyone ln._«very in the area and testing their Burley Chamber of Cornmerce respect,” Dittmer lold Uie validity: Tb6se^wlflcr;areTiDi Monday. gr-oup, but "I can assure valid will be challenged itt-the^^ Gray told chamber members everybody that the input we courts he taid. But if-they are Register that the law which estobllahed h a ve iK ^v^ jcrill have a big valid aifd don't hurt wildlife, Tim* to Begin Fall Dane* Lassons ---- the-^S4:00»-*re recreation effect ort what-we do with “the visual or fishery resources will Now . . . area on the Salmon River in private land.” be allowed to qperate, he said. CLASSES^TART WEEK OF central Idaho required that it Dittme^«aid he saw some Restrictions made earlier 733-6343 SEPTEMBER 10th! ■ t'be managed to protect_the uses which did not confonn and this year on the use of off-road natural, scenic, historical, expected “relocation of some vehicles are “working well,’' • Pr«-School thru Adult pastoral and fish and wildlife ejdstingûses and acquisition of he said. ^Specializing in: values" of the arear. scenic easements on a The snowmobile rules will be • Tap & Jazz • Ballroom changed this y«ar, he said,-aa TTje law also p rovides for the volunteer basis to maintain the * Crgativ and-M ftdfttr — en h a n c em e n t o f -tb« -area statos-auoA- they can-be clagglfled a “valid. ■ - ...... ' w w through other uses such as 'We want to maintain, as use." They will, however, be puff timber harvesting, mining and much land in private ba^n^ from key winter game MRS. ARNOLD ( £:LD0RA ) outing'with Irlends. The livesteck.gi:a?ing as long as thy ownership as possible," ‘ areas ^ d would l)e r,egulated SCHOLKOWFSKY of Sahnon mushroom Is 16 inches wide don’t "sub.stantially impair”, Reynolds said, '‘we are not to reduce conflicts with cross displays 14 pound puff balh and lOW Inches high and will be WILLA DEANSCHOOL OF DANCE. NIELSEN other values of the area, he looking for more^ acres to country skiers and other winter tnushroom found near Salmoni-<'' displayed at the Lemhi County Magic Valley Shopping Center — Filer Ave. at Fillmore said. ' manage. The problem -is' recreationists. on Geertsob Creek during an Fair. TTie land use plan being meeting the law’s change to di-Hwn up by the SN RA now is preseixf lê pastoral." based on an extensive resource F o h n in g 6 balance “ is what inventory including social, we are really interested in political,, economif and getting too,”'he said. __ gOvironmentHl aspects of the-' “ Acquisition is not taking area’s developmept, fleynolds place and may not," Dittmer said. said. -The-SNRA prophaa>-wilt-be- . there with the big arm trying to sent to the regional office then talte land away from the to the Washington, D. C. office, people," he said. ,Tlie SNRA Reynolds said, and when It is SPECIAL PURCHASE! put p rp p o aal before the. approved '^ iri> e 'm 'a 3 e {)Bl51ic,' S t public tu gel and use tlieir— probably about Novemb^jr: 'feedback in developing a final The proposal will “have' plan..he.s^d/ - quite an effect on .all of Idaho _îewpoints had been and «aêCially southeast presented by individuals, that Id a h o ,'’ he said and m u st be flexitile sp that it can be TRAINCAR LOAD the SNRA had nol considered, Reynolds said, and these wouTd revised as things change-! ’ te stiidied. We will evaluate The plan win be set up for 20 the input, he said, and- the ■’-proposed regulations “ will be altered.” ~ ' ^ Ken JQittmeirSNRA official, wid that_yie recreation airea Included M.OOO acres of land GENERAL ELECTRIC ' owned _by 1,100 private landdwners and a “function I norm,|lly. assumed, by state and local governments is now under federal control." “I don’t like J o w e the federal government step'-Tfr either," he said. W IT H THE
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V. J ! Non-Meat PrQ.tein Possibilities] By th« fim« you rbad lhi< you fnlghi find the meat cotei in our ttorat a little like Old Mother Hubbarci'i cupboard! Gormed foods, loo, Kav^ been mare in demond, With the new pack coming on in the near future, we thquld realize jome relief >n canned food suppliel This-week, I thought perhaps I could be more helpful in suggesting other sources of protein you might worrt to- consider besliites meat. TokW Ch#«M—>$iid you know '/a cup of cottage chee&e or 3 ounces of OQtu-' ral cheese will give you the some amount of profein as a 3 ounce serving of medt? And remember, there is no woste to cheese When you buy o f>ound, you have a full pound, ready to cof. And you can sove money by sitcmg, FRESH C t iishiKi • Cliunk shredding^ groting or cubing your own cheese • I i i l b i t s Ch«ese can be froxeo, too. Becouse may crumble shghtly when thgwed, it 13 . oi_ Tin certainly con serve os an mofedienf m ony ifc b u > wooTd also be a better cosserble o» ‘r 1 «• sjert Jngredu*nt tfTan ^rve^^^^^ after thawing. ^ * S ' p i r v ' I * Om Sv#ry bit of ch#e»«1 If .if has dr.ed out,jgit grate it and refrigerate in v1 O tightly-^^^^8*efii.lof. Then it's hondj' to ihal'e_OT ^cosse/oles and vegetables. _
Anothit*' protein bonus \% eg g t. Two lorge-size eg^s ore equivalent to the ■'‘protein value in o 3-.ounce serving of meet Even when egg (irices fluctuate toward the higherjevel, they are on excellent protein and mirieral value.for the money. Peanut butter or^peanutft can substitute tor meat occasidhall/. too. A V* cup of peanut butter in sandwiches, or Vj cup shelled peanuts, provide Vj of tt>e "neceiApry doily protein. Consider peonut butter ifV muffins, dCt'serts a'nd U.S. No. t FRESH soups, too! V • __ , - J ■ Cooked dried pea«, bean* or lentiT»“are^ljo good meat ftubtritutei. 1 0 L u < About one cup would provide a servmij of your doily protein olfowance. When FALLS BRAND you serve any of this with on onimol source of protein, such as a qloss of" CANTALOUPES milW, cottage cheese or bits of hom o r po/l( with the beans (or peos or len GRADE A" tils), you will improve the volue of the protein I .incerety'»hare yotfr concern over riî^g food costs ond food sOppty jhc>r- FRANKS 7 111. toges, and do hope these suggestions will be of help to you Hove o safe holi- r 9 ‘ doyl VOWCHEJI PHg., __ ^ _ Buttre^ Food Storei - . t t l o d d o u any. uunaunti P.O, go* J008 $ 1 7 * or questions to Great Foil*, Montana 59403 Attention: Mr». Katie Lankfprji a TURKEYS 9 ?*
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