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VOL 68 < NO. 5 • TWIN FAUS, IDAHO, FRIDAY, APRIL 16,1971 TEN'CENTS

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WASHINGTON (UPI) - llie But he conceded the advance declined by 3.9 per cent in the Gross National W oducT(GNTT w as'"a'little lower” than the fourthTiuartfir“ofT970. Increased by a record $28.5 ■aamtnlStratlon~lrap5a“ for^ In— —B u ^ e-G N P price index, the faiUloiv in the first three months setting its goal for reducing broadest based gauge of of this year but the N lnn unemployment from, its current inflation, increased at an administration said the pace level of 6 per cent to 4.5 per annual rate of 5.2 per cent in was slower than it had cent by mid-1972. the January-through-March anticipated in setting its pre­ quarter. Tliat was less than ifie election economic goals. The report Issued by the 5.9 per cent rate for the fourth The administration reaf­ Commerce Department show_ed quarter of last year but it was firmed it .has no plans to ask the GNP, which measures the virtually the same as the 5.3 Congress for a tax cut to get value of the nation's total per cent average for 1970 which the economy moving, and it output of goo3s and services, was the highest rate of inflation said the slower growth level rose to a seasonally adjusted for a full year since 1951. will mean an even bigger tiian annual rate of $1.08 trillion in The Conunerce Department expected deficit for ,the next the first quarter of this year, estimated thal^ZO billion of the up 12 per cent from the fourth fiscal year. first quarter increase was quarter of last year. concen^ated in the auto George P. Shultz, Director of When the figures are adjusted industry which was seeking to Management and budget, told to eliminate Uie effect of price make up for production lost newsmen at the AVhite House increases, the advance was 6.5 during the United Auto Workers ■niursaay the GNFBgurtTs show per cent, thlTlargest gain in the krike against General Motors there is “ a good solid expansion so-called “ real” GNP since which ran from Sept. 14 to Nov. of the economy under way.” 1968. The real GNP figure 23. Tennis team Viets assail Reds Details p . 14 tours

SHANGHAI (UPI)—Members how s^lish the clothing was,*’ in Border-valley __War link of the vl-iltlng American Table Md added: “Almost all of tht Tennis Team went shopping in team members bought suitca- GROSS NATK ).NAL PRODUCT increased b^ nearly 12 per Shanghai today and spent their ses. We needed them to carry Mnt, the iharpet t gain in more than 12 years, in the first three ^^GON (UPI)^uth Viet­ reported today In the Saigon effort to oust the North own money despite~a “ gra­ all-the thlngs-we-have-bought months of this yet u*. Here, GeorgeShulti, director of the office of namese'are engaged in a large- Post which said there were Vietnamese units who have forged cious" offer by their China or acquiredwhil&ln China." - management and budget, tells reporters that the Nixon ad- scale operation to drive the 10,000 South Vietnamese ran­ occupied it for 18 months. hosts to provide them with The group bought so much at hart i rnimted on a larger first quarter advance. NorA Vietnamese from the A gers and infantrymen from the A South Vietnamese spokes­ funds. a special departfpent store for -aiatf, Valley along the.ljntian 1st ARVN division, supported man said Fire Base 6 was last (UPI) ^ ------r- by Arabs In Thursday nlgbt’a tennia tourists tfaKt tb n had to lnve*t by American air and amiery ~ai>aiwi oil Wedneaday after the _ln MrtT-a ♦« border, military sources said * tame exhibition, the AmerlcOr t___ o ^ y______. U.S.^ paratroopers______^ with- (Wts. Military , sources said the arrival of aevwal battallona ot the goes on By United Prew International wolifiai won two out of tlu^ drew froin^secret probe ofihe Juimbet_i)fJJcofipa_tfipQrtcdJiy__ i ^ gnn troops who fought their to Canton today> then crosses to TliB~tteHdy~Df~Btatnof~Egyptr matches-but-the-men-dfopped valley in the first U.S. the Post may l>e too Hi^. way into th e outpostr Syria and Libya met today in penetration of the region in Hie Post said the new drive MaJ. Gen. Ngo Dzu, comman­ Benghazi, Libya, to forge the nearly two years. was a foUowup to Operation der of South Vietnam’s II' last links of a federation that players over 40 -the Chinese their trip into Commu- In the central highlands; a tanr^nr7i9 nist China April 10. would coordlriBte~thelr policies won two;------top South Vietnamese comman­ incursion into Laos to cut the enemy pressure aroud Base 6 in the confrontation with Israel. Their hosts offered the team der said “enemy pressure Ho Chi Min supply trail. has been completely lifted.” He The Sudan is expected to join Mrs. Geraldine Resek of New spending money for the shop­ around Fire Base 6 has been Military sources said the s a id ' the remaining North the federation later. York City, wife of one of the ping lour, "but although they completely lifted” and North South Vietnamese were lifted Vietnamese withdrew to the Egypt's semiofficial Middle players, sjEtid the department described the offer as “ gra­ Vietnamese besiegers of the by helicopters into theA Shau west after suffering heavy store was "very modem, East News Agency reported cious” , the team members outpost were withdrawing tow- Valley on Wednesday in an casualties. from Benghazi that Egyptian almost like one you’d find back turned it down. Similar offers BURLEY —‘ A Burley cident occurred at 3 pjn., 7.5 iu-d Laos. in the States. They had were made to several other President Anwar Sadat. Syria's. tttblfe t^nnlr teanurtDuririg~the -Hafez-Assa'd-and-Ubya's-CdlT wduld f l ^ ^ Interchange in Cassia County. mand declined to discuss the A Ihursday afternoon uvhen he Monunar Khadafy began their statesside store.’’ coun^~ they said, and some of was crushed beneath hit s rolling State Patrolman O. J. Shau Valley operation' which . She said “I was surprised at the Cawdians accepted. Ulks 11:45 a.m. (4:45 — automdblle-in-a-single—car-ac Brannan said the^jiaiLJBfls milltary-sources ja id has been India scores -ajni-^OT4 -and-w«r»-stlll-ln^ cident on Interstate 15 east of alone in his 1969 sedan and was designated "LAm Son 720.” session hours later. ■ Burley. traveling in the westbound "W e never discuss operations Killed was Gary A. Breth- section of the highway. Wit­ until contact has been made,” a Pakistan lies Deputies had met earlier to auer, 28, whose address 1 s listed nesses in a large truck behind command spokesman said. work out details of the loosely as 2159 Miller Ave., Burl ey. He the Brethauer vehicle told of­ Tlie operation also was knit federation whidi calls now was a son of Mr. and Mr; :. Fred ficers the sedan swerved across NEW DELHI (UPI)—India from the savage and medieval for policy coordination and Brethauer, Burley. Th e ac- the highway several times, accused Pakistan today of butchery they are indulging in eventual political union. Suda­ after the driver apparently lost mounting a campaign of lies to in East Bengal.” nese leader Maj. Gen.' Jaafar — contr-ol,------— — ~ ____ . divert the world’s attention The spokesman said Pakistan Numeiry was prevented by Officer Brannan reported the - 2 ~ h o M r e d ^ fi'onrthe "savage-end-m«dlevai. was ttylng^to portray the^flKht ..jyai ^mmimlirt opposition and left front wheel dropped over butchery" the Pakistanis alle­ of’ the ’ ..East...... Pakistanis for “ " self other "Sqmestlc protfem s from Despoti c the edge of the pavement .and f o r h e lp gedly are conunitting in East respect and peace" as another Joining the driver pulled the vehlple Bengal. point of dispute between India time. back onto, the traffic lane, ap­ It was the strongest state­ and Pakistan. The Soviets disclosed belated­ executiv>e parently overcorrecting. The to s c h o o ls ment yet issued by the Indian “ This West Pakistani attempt ly today that Numeiry has been vehicle swerved to the right side government since West Pakis­ does not, and cannot camou­ visiting Soviet leaders in of the highway and came back TWIN FALLS — Two Twin tan invoked martial law March flage their brutality and the Moscow where a mission across the two lanes of traffic, Falls men received awards for 25 to put down Sheikh Jujibur enormity of their crimes headed by Egyptian Foreign assailed going into the median area. He their contributions to education Rahman's Awaki X,eague re- against humanity in general minister Mahmoud Rlad ar- saia^Tieh I f sfi-uck“T dTrt^en^^ .TTJDrsdayTil^T'tmDr'Bwards “■tels:------and the people^of E>st Benga' WASHINGTON (UPI) -.S e n . bankment the driver was dinner sponsored by the Twin K. Singh, official spokes­ In particular," he said. J. William Fulbright, chain nan thrown out and the vehicle Falls Parent-Teacher man of the External Affairs Singh said, “ can the evidence ------of tiK Senate Foreign Relati-ons ^Sssbclatibn. IHininfy, caHiSirPatastBirchHr^ of the preplanned carnage and Nnrrtinn Hprrptt, owner and. ges of intervention “ malicious systematic genocide in East Arafat, in an interview ttot crisis is converting Amirit ;an wheels. It was oeinoUshed. director of the Herrett's and mischievoua" and “ demon­ Bengal by the West Pakistan Speared today in Ih e semloHF democracy into a system of Officer Brannan iaid Ihe Planetarium and Museum, was strably *baseless and false military machine be hidden dal Egyptian newspaper Al "executive despotism." Oscarleader vehicle contained seat belts but presented the Idaho Life Merit allegations." behind anti-Indian allegations Ahram, said King Hussein had In a spee^ before t he they were not in use. Assisting Award in recognition for his Singh told a news conference, and propaganda?" made adeal with Israel and the BEST ACTOR aw«M w u made to George C Seott for Us American Society of Newspapi sr In the Investigation were .State many voluntary services to the “ the West Pakistan government Border reports said Pakistani United States to liquidate the Editors, Fulbright said it U portraj^ of Geo. Geo^e S. Patton Jr. in movie “PM or!’ dn tig Patrolman Tom Thompson and educational system of the state. apparatus is obvioudy busying troops were attacking the E ^ t Palestinian commando move­ Acadony Award ceremony In HoDjrwoad Thsnday d g h t Seott now more important than eve t Cassia County Sheriff Ray Herrett provides museum Itself In diverting the attention Pakistan rebels' provisional ment in return for Israeli was not at event, bat movie “ Patton” dominated awntds. FnD to subnUt war and peac e MitcheU. displays, lectures and tours for of their own people, as well as capital of Chuadanga, one of withdrawal from the west bank decisions to "the coUectivi e report on Oscar awards on P. S. (UPI) _____ students at no cost to the school that of the peoples of the world. the last cities they control. of the Jordan. wisdom of. the 535 representa - The body of the victim was taken to Walk Mortuary in systems and estimates more ' Uves" of tlie pieople in tht ■ Rupert. than 9,000 school children House and Senate rather than participate in the programs “ to the individual inhabitants of each year. In addition to those the White House.” who vifit the museum in class "Thirty yeare of war, cold groups, about SO young persons war and crisis have propelled O fficer’ s have been trained ot- are being the American political system - trained-t» -aenre-aa Inatnietors----- vestigators can establish it was '%cliide a provision' apeclfylBg~ tritb~~efft« iir many of -tte- " fa r '^ o B g "tBe rSia to an 'Ey Ru IH hdlUJUr'*” p o s s e s ^ ^ f an enunierateST for other young people during possessed “ for sale.” the amount of drugs or nar­ nation’s states. executive despotism, at least In condilTon Tlmea-News Writer drug. . the educational sessions at the He said his office la now in the cotics which ^constitutes WUaon is pleaaed with tbe the conduct of foreign relations TWIN FALLS — Hie new ih e law reduced the charge of museum. Herrett said this year process of obtaining copies of “ simple ponession.'* progreaa tlie legislature lias and the making of war," he .state drug-control bill is ex- illegal possession of narcotics students have cbm^ from as far pected to have a large impact from a felony to a precedent-Mtting federal drug It’a g o i^ to take money and been making in attennitfng to said. improves as Parma, Ft. Hall, Bmneau cases where, b y virtue o f the Rep. realises this. He beef if> faia hortait. — Sen. Jacob K. Javits, on the Idaho drug scene wlien it misdemeiuior.. ■IWUI FALL&A'.'TwinTais TananiHS munt&lD .Home Air goes Into eftett I. “Blit U16 law— Increases amount -p osaeased, po -aald- He said 4^-spedal deputy also argued for legislation to attorney general haa been BE«d restrict a PrwidenVs now^ to ‘ Police officer who was injured F6fce Base. Each year a dif­ penalties for selling or other­ were prosecuted on felony going to bave to make better 0 «m ilt America to ww 'Wednesday night when his ferentferent "story” “ story ” is is prepared prepared . gut that that impact Impact is viewed wise furnishing narcotics to charges. cases and make more aelllng to work strictly on drug Javits said Congress and the ^ complete with authentic Indian differently from different another parson. D i ^ providers Rep. Williams Roberts, R- cases. {problems ind with ^le^paL InaUoiLMMTnore t h a n - j u s t ------— ------stilMMe^alony-cOunts------Buhl. a member of Jhe Idaho ionds fala am^tl loirce e l m~ — .Mimy w U c e ^ responsible House of lUipresentatives ilntentoHfae-legialatMrei— dercoyer. agenU— can— be Vletnams” pledge—a pledge Valley Memorial Dr. Ernaat wagiand W to mdiw faqjrs.'llMqr try. WbDli iaolated in the WWte Houai; measure say it is a good bill “wfll be able to Uve with*' the 3 0 » e a r a . .The award was which might have to. be am­ law. He said that if the federal ' nkdL to niake amnd bngni Braai iwifi- tw Congress, D nv*r of tne other car. Fern pteam pi by Dr. Bownrd Rdidc. _Ht- is of the tfMit emdi aome beeaoaa Mdi boy ended. ■ ------' - guidelines are not strong Tin atrcB«tbcnstlwcaaa agalMttli* can be tempted to cartry the kbaTlltqnl KiaUng, Dieiridi, In abort, the un makes it despite the wording of the bill, enongh to bnck op f^k»y, o S S S S n S Mthm tot^ war Ucks sUll is ho^itallxed. _ and is state PTA president, oiade tbe harder on the providar, while . can stiD be mnM kxi for —^ riirn. the from tbe federal govcftmicm popiilar ...... repo rted in fair oandHlunr~ pi eaei^aUon t e Mt . IlBwwHr-... mairitu ft M der' on H ie ipraeeoteil s r fidaiir tf wn Hkdy wHThi :anwded to^and « m w t ^ i a now

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By JSONNIE BAIRD JONES crea se in —’-residential muld require sewage disposal existing streets, alleys and would'have to be approved by Plans for the method , of the preliminary plat for review necessary. Tlme»-New8 Writer development outside of lirbaii facilities to meet state health rights of way. in the cities. In the coilnty commissioners sewage disposal would also be and approval and the process Where existing sanitary ' " -TWIN- FALLSt; ——Public, areas and a ne^ to regulate standards and would require tW s w sy -a s -r-—auchdevelopment-lircon»eqtlon- ’ Subdividers-tfr-buUd-roads-at- equAd-and^annexations occuiy- liegin:— • ------Idaho-Departmen.t of Health. • Atithe time of filing the final the subdivider may also- t>e'4" dlnance to regulate subdivision with city and cobnty planning- their own expense at Die time of subdivisions will more easily Bach d^velopei* would submit This preliminary i^at would be plat, the county will require all required to make proper con­ developm ent in Twin Falls ' He sd d ^^oblfems sudi as developiqent. Ihe roads would - become parts of the cities. a , drawing of the area to be required before bulding could Twin Falls' Canal Co. water nections. _ . County outside of city boUn- sewage d i^ s a l, location and be r^uired to meet standards , Under the, present county subdivided to the county zoning be authorized. stock on land included in ^ e .. Street and alley widths, -dariw hM U « i set for May.4-at - quality of^iwir-gtrw ts, utmties net by the highway dlatrlct In zoning ordinance, city growth is administrator, showing A final plat.would also require subdivision to be placed in trust requiredrequited would range from 20 1:30 p jn . by the board or county, and building requlremaits must vrtiich the Subdivision is located., taken into considecatloh in location, width and dimensions county approval within one year ^tn -an approved a^so^tlon teet te»(orthe for the ^e'ystoMl,alleys to M, 60 and 80 commissioners. oe controlled tnn)U£ll lullfUr I prnpiwart nr. Pttnhllnhlng ivimpatihle pountv of all proposed lots, streets, after prellinlnary plMs haye. acting as. trusiee to .administer feet for street right of way. William L. (Bill) Oiancey,' mity for the protection of the dinance, developments in close' zones In the vicinities of alleys and easement strips. Deen approved, u tne develope^ TOffipflhy Water and ffliocirfar depending on the t ^ of street commission chairman, said the home buyer and the pumlc in proximity to cities would be municipalties, Qiancey said. map of the subdivision location does not go ahead with con­ tJropierty owners within the dr road Involved. ordinance was called for some general. required to align streets^ alleys Under the proposed or-t in the county and scale drawing struction within the year he subdlviion. Lot sizes would be required to time, ago because of the in- The .proposed‘ ordinance and utility rights of way with dinance, subdivision plats would be required. would be required to resutaiit Street plans must conforpd conform with county zoning wlthTffaster'plans of thp ad­ regulations for the specific zone joining cities if located within and Und use. pnelrine of th^’cKy bouhdari^; Commissioners said many l^EaUsJlflLUL A frontage road iiiay, be subdivision; .located-outslde-of _ required where the develop­ urban a re^ ' ha^e beenj con­ ment is located on arterial high­ structed by the subdivider with \ to continue ways or adjoining major poorly graveled streets and as streets. The subdivider may be soon as the property is sold, new TWIN FALLS — Shoshone the flow at Shoshone Falls, and required to pave streets In the property owners demand local D eadline Falls was flowing at 17,210 cubic it Is hard to predict what that subdivision. If the highway highway districts pave the feet per second. Thursday af- will be, a power company district feels such standards are streets. arrives ternpon, and should continue at spokesman said, that level for 'the Immediate future, accordinR to -Idafao=:— However. American Fatts- Power Co. Reservoir Is filled to capacity Wiirdgntelay hnnt~ The high flow of water has and is discharging the Inflow of TAXPAYERS sUged a last attracted throngs of sightseers about 20,000 second feet night nub at the Twin Falls over the past 10 days since the downstream through Lake Eott=OUlce:^Thiir«dav--a«--thiL flow h<»gnp_tn rise with the Walcott and Mihier Lake, and for bomber wreck April IS deadline for payment of spring runoff. the~releasie^f^hrs~sho»lld—keep—the“ fallr — HIbfc-AFE-tUPlt-=--\ state and federal income taxes water at Mlber Dam controls flowing. near the 30 miles per hour declared dead by the Air Force arrived. Here, two of those who. ______mark forced an early end to following th& latest search ef­ waited until the last day to file the search Thursday in Great fort. retnnu bead for the mail Salt Lake for a BS7 bomber and Thus far the search only has outside the post office. Parking its twb crewmembers. turned up fragments of the bod­ space In that vicinity was Ui A spokesman at Hill said the ies of the victims, bits of cloth­ heavy demand most of the Last bunnies search in the Carrington Island ing and debris from the huge evening, with cars at times area would resume at dawn plane. almost blocking nearby streets. Friday. weather permitting. A board of Air Force officers MaJ.GerritH. Van VUet Jr., and airmen is being formed at off to Sicily 39,. the pilot, and Lt. Col. Geo- Hill In an effort to determine r ^ Lagarde, 43, an electronics the cause of the crash. TWIN FALLS - After a long A telephone c a ll. from the — waitx including a number of newborn morning reportedry^cleare^iKe” bunnies, were to be shipped way for the final shipment, today to their new home in which was to move out of Twin ATTENTION ALL FARMERS Sicily,^ according to A. J. Falls this afternoon by truck to Tillman, Twlh Falls, Salt Lake Dty. At Salt U k e, the representative for the Italian of boxed bunnies will be Custom Processing importing firm. picked up and flown to New Idaho Supreme Court clears The final shipment of Idaho York, for another transfer, this forthe mobil unit butchers rabbits had been held up for time to an Italian airline, and a several weeks by a strike 6T n o n s Io ^ ig S flo Sicily. veterinarians in Italy, Tillman The final shipment will bring or any farm butchered roadblock set by jury laws said. The bunnies were held at to nearly 10,000 the number of — the,. Tillman war^duse east of rabbits shipped from Idaho In animal -Tmin FalU nn AilHl^n AugnliP By BONNIE BAIRD JONES Fifth Judicial District judges noted the- new law, oeconung TJl'estilll llietliuU, using ■wtly the the .last few months. Tillman Tlmes-News Writer that they may continue jury effective on passage, would voter registration lists, gives"B and were fed and watered daily. said. This was the first such TWIN FALLS - The Idaho trials under existing laws require some time to put into cross section of registered More than a hundred babies effort attempted in Idaho, and, were bom to expectant does In after a period of Initial con­ — WE CUT, WRAP AHD Supreme Court has cleared a regulating jury selection until operation. Under these cir­ voters only. Under the new the iterlm. fusion, worked out well for all roadblock that could have sufficient time has been’ allowed cumstances, the high court system such lists as driver concerned, according to Nerero HUICK FREEZE — delayed jury trials In district to permit changeover to new deemed lawful the existing-jury license records, utility company Battlstuzzi, the Italian rab^t courts. Jury selection procedures. lists. Courts would continue to bililng lists and olhers may merchant. The high court has notified ■nie Supreme Court directive operate pending establishment be used. Divers hunt Buy your BEEF by the -o f new jiuy Ustsf------Judge Cunningha m -said—In _ ol, Onnn, Italy, some cases a defendant nnlght missing man and his uncle, Gullo Battistuzzi, ^irURTER^" Judge James M.Cunnlngham feel the lists of drivers’ license who has lived in San Francisco ‘Thurber Carnival’ said under the circumstances holders, for example, could ONTARIO, Ore. ( U P D - for many years, said earlier H A LFO R W H aU he is continuing to request at­ provide a jury more sym­ Dragging operations were und­ they will return next fall, ANYTHING IN THt B U f UNC torneys for both the state and pathetic to his than a list erway in tlie swollen Malheur probabily in N ovem ber, for defense or the plaintiffs and strictly from registered voters. River north of here Thursday another winter-long rabblt- tryouts scheduled defense in each case to agree to Judge Cunningham said as for the body of an Ontario man ooliecting project. , NORTHLAND LOCKERS use existing Jury lists. feared to have drowned when They hope to snare at least. far as he knows no cases have lEE BYBiE, MANAGER TWIN FALLS - Persons Cast selections will' Include his car went into the water. 80,000 Idaho Jackrabbits in the He said the new law, revising been postponed In TUtlf Judicial m 11th Av«. South interested in the- forthcoming five men and four women plus a Scuba divers found the car next , visit, since the the method-of-Jury-llst^ selec=_Dlstrict-. court because a BUHL, IDAHO 543-5571 production of the Magic Valley quartet consisting of tions is apparently designed to defendant or attorneys found . belonging to Oiester-Chaney, technlcalltles -of, coUectlng and Little^ Theafrt - -select juries tram o lorgw the priitant ------nine ------^ feet of cold, shipping have - already_,-be«i Tliurber Carnival,” may try out drums. cross-aectlon of resldents.-Tha-sUitaUe. for various comedy parts Langdon said the production Monday and Tuesday nghts. will be a new type of theater Buzz 'ijinpHnn’, pre~sldent of performance for Ole area, with the group, said the bry-outs will a “ laugh-in” type series o f be held each of the two nights at humorous"sequences. He asked 8 p.m. in the KMVT studios on all Interested persons to attend Eastland Drive at Elizabeth the tryouts during one of the two Boulevard. sessions. District contest slated at Burley

BURLEY - Toastmistress Holiday Inn, Twin Falls. Council Seven luncheon Students from^urley High meeting and speech contest will School were guest speakers be held Saturday at the'Pon- during the Burley Toast­ derosa Inn, with Minico mistress Club meeting in the ToastrtHstress-eJub-seFvlng-afr— Unity—U ^tr-an d—Power the hostess group. conference room. Registration begins at 11:15 R. L. Draney spoke on wlt- ajn.,m' wltlrtJirspcechOTntestto— rotrh gnpwhTontgsttir chcraft,— Patil- slart_at is p jn . Four ^con­ Amsrlcflni5iii.--_and__ffiendj' testants are entered from Twin Hernandez, exchange student Falls, M agic, Minico and from Chile, told of life in her Burley clubs. home country. Mrs. Norman The luncheon and business King served as toastmistress meeting will conclude the af­ and Mrs. T. Wayiie Woodland ternoon. Winner of the speech was in charge of taUe topics contest will represent this area with Mrs. Blaln Jensen and In the Snake River regional Mrs. Jack Box selected as contest June 18-20 at the winners. Grange adds members RICHFIELD - Mr. and Mrs. article read by Glen Ross on the Marvin Webb were voted in as Aswan Dam In Egypt, and an m em bers in the Richfield Americanism reading by Nick .^Pacific. home of Mr* and Ross. Pomona Grange will meet in Plans w ere-m ade for the Richfield at 8:30 pjn. May 6 at Grange women to be guestsata the Methodist recreation rooms. dinner served by men of the The next Ridifield Grange Grange to commemorate meeting, April 28, win be held at Mother's Day. ■ ‘ the home of Mr. and Mrs. H jL The program featured an Ross, St*. TRI OWNER AUCTIOI

tanch Ml Highwoy 33 «r 9 mtlM of Hmi fum voft «n Bcwlhif i»ad, §• S-mMkt-#— f h t * turn North 1.M mttM «r |utt w atch f*r th« tale m o H te n . SAfURDAY, APRIL 12 SaU Yim«: 11:00 AJyl. ChodwagOB Lovmc CBmc RANCH CUEO BALDWIN M N M W ROBERT ALLEN & JOHN GOLDSMITH WKat’ s Policy On Red China?

D evoted To The CiiiKens O f M agic Valley motors to Red China.' But now, WASrimOTON - ■rte ad­ setting the stage for a series of WiiUam Rogers. The State outburst from the Nationalist we understand,, an inner ‘ad-'" ministration' is due for a tiearii^s on -this momentous Department chief recently Chinese. WintW-op Brown, -Al W«ft«rgr«n;J?ubrnh«r PHONE Z33.09at- ministration dispute is holding Friday, April 167 ~dIsconc«iting surprise on the problem. • - - niade "-diplomatic-history_by deputy assistant secretyy for up the sale to'R ed China by a “7 thorny and poUtically-ei])losive . It will be the committee's first announcing the rem oval o f the East Asia, s«ft to" Taiwan to b«lcl»lcity»ndCountyN«w»p»p«- MwrilMr^ ^ 01 Aixflt ^ Burtou ^ ^ of CIrculMkm and UPl Frendi conctot of 30 big earth Red China issue. > study bf the matter I n . nUiny 20-year-old restrictions on ei^ain the move, was publicly Punuant to Sactlcn 40-101 Idaho Co^a, Thur»day l> haraby dasignatad at tha day of tha weak on whldi iriov.ers equipped— ^witK ' taoai notlca* will baj>ubll«Ha..m!hipie!u.^d iielng ' -profit Bringing our own inflation under -^rgan-lndicated Is what tha -analyzed-by-the-Senlor Ruview '^which has gone far to offset losses control would be an ^exflfeirent admlnlstrati6in ia s ~ ln Tnind Grouprcomprising a committee in other areas. But last year’s trade beginning and diminishing the concerning Red China’s ad­ of departmentaL un-. surplus, originally targeted for $1.5 drain of the Vietnamese war wdiuld mission to the United Nations dersecfetaries under the be a great held. -! and a possible^ “ two-China” chairmanship of Henry billion^,-had^briveled-ita_$65iL^ policy. ------Kissinger,„ . special ^ White House million by the time the' actual Some sign o f ^ p o ir c jn ff “ We p ro p o se w get at the adviser on foreign affairs. accounts were in and the showing is Washington on the deficits other - bottom of t h ^ highly sensitive ------, ------expected to be no better this or next than “ just throwing them over the questions,” says Morgan. “ Red Note; Chairman Morgfin Is China is not only a major but a strongly opposed to fixing a ■ y e a r -shniildftr.” as Sir Frederic com- Dollars flowing to strong plained, might also help. Despite its problems, the dollar be ignored. It exists, and we all U.S.' forces from Vietnam — economies, particularly West have to recognize that and deal as advocated b^ some Germany, are pressyring iriflfition IS the medium exchange of the with It rationally and soberly. Democratic leaders In and out g na 'ttlOTights of - agalir iiivaMug world’a atill- indioputably? largest "A graphic example ot tnat is ot (jongressr. in me 11^ y ta rs' upward some currencies ang and'strongest economyrTliarand the,matter of trade. Exactly Morgan has headed-the Foreign the faith that in the long run it is as what Is the DoUcy on that? Our "A ffairs ^CoiiiTnrtttee. lie—has- converting some of the surplus Information indicates some generally supported the foreign dollars into gold from the U.S. good as gold are its great strengths curious contradictions. Last policy of the Administration in T e s e r v e s r Switzerland, perhaps as as the w orld’s basic reserve year the administration per­ power. He has consistently a polite warning, - recently_xashed_ currency, which status up to now ROWLAND EVANS & ROBERT NOVAK mitted an Italian company to backed the foreign aid -in $75 Jnillion ior. gold._ . : _ has periinitted us to jpimp out sell 80 dump trucks with U.S. program. U.S. gold reserves have been dollars as if the world’s capacity declining in recent months, to and tolerance were infinite. The Stand-InT approximately $11 billion, almost a Faith is a wond<^ul thing. When billion under a year ago. With strong, it can mov& mountains and WASHINGTON - President forthcoming trip to Indochina, up of McQoskey's charisma addition of the Treasury’s holdings power a world economy. But Nixon’s political high conmiand not funds for a dump-Nlxon and Stein’s millions causes no GEORGE C. THOSTESON, M.D. is giving intensely serious campaign. But the possible tie- Joy at the White House. in foreign currencies and of Special sustaining it occasionally requires consideration to a dangerous Drawing Bights, the international tossing something a little more campaign tactic: running a “ gold” created two years '‘ tangible than good intentions into stand-in for Mr. Nixon against Pulse Rate the pot. dove Rep.' Paul (Pete) Mc- Dear Dr. TTiosteson: Recently have. ' Closkey of California in New ART BUCHWALD a cousin, a medical student, To satisfy yourself and to H am p^ire’s . first-in4he-nation took ‘ my pulse, 48 beats per contribute to your cousin’s Repihbiican----- Presidential m^ute, and acted as if I were a medical education, have an ' An Irritant primary next March. Ping“PoTig frei^! electrocardlo^am. ’That will I’m 24, have four children, 'register your heart rate ac­ Those in Administration WASHINGTON ~ It’s very can find because they believe and^m in goodhealth. Is a slow curately, and the presence or —— There^houldJ^ittle rea.ctjon in. Ariz., and Avon Park, F]a.), no -political councils now eyeing rare that the CIA gets caught that if we can defeat the Chinese jid s e a sign of anything? Has it absence of a block in heart Congress over the President’s longer are controlled by the the stand-in theory fear that flat-footed, but the other day at Ping-Pong it would be the anything to do w^th iny Tieart? impulses can Teadri)^ Be " request to repeal Title II of the 1950 government. M cCloskey, handsom e and when Red China Invited the greatest propaganda victory of S)ould I see a doctor? — Mrs. S. determined. Internal Security Act—that part Part of the site at Florence, articulate, might do to Nixon in United States to send a table the cold war. M. New Hampshire what Eugene which authorizes the President to Ariz., was sold to the city and the tennis team to Peking, the “ On the other hand, the Joint A pulse of 48 is considerably Dear Dr. Thosteson: Please McCarthy did to Lryndon Central Intelligence Agency Chieb of Staff and the CIA feel below average (the ay^age at sendmejrour booklet, “How to I prison. The —Inhnsnn___ tjjpre in IflfiB. -dLi^^vprpH It hnf} pp champion it would be better to send a your age would probably be in Heal Peptic Ulcers and Keep persons suspected of subversive site at El Reno, Okla., is now used Therefore, why not avoid the Ping-Pong players in the [^ fe teanl and rliik defeat thp fi(k nr above, blit I don’t JThem Healed,'* for which I risk by running a stand-in — activities during national as grazing land for cattle, arid the organization whom It could send in exchange for finding out what think your rate, should cause enclose cents and a Self- say, ^ n . Norris Cotton of New emergencies. sixth, at Allentown, Pa., is a along on the trip. Mao Tse4ung is really thinking. you concern since you've gone addressed, stamped . Hajnipshire — against Mc­ minimum security prison. "The ideal, of course, would be through four pregnancies and A friend told me that if I beat In spite of repeated rumors to the Closkey? The results of a Mc- CIA officials were going crazy to send a diampion I^ g-P on g your health is good. Was an egg and pour it in a glass of contrary, the six camps which Still, the law is on the books and Closkey-Cotton race would trying to find someone before player who also can figure ojU anything said previously, such beer and drink it each night were authorized and for which as long as it is it will remain a bone prove nothing. Indeed, the the U.S. team left for Peking what Is going on In Peking. But as during your pregnancies, before retiring. It will heal stand-in tactic might apply to last Saturday. about your heart rate? monies were appropriated in 1952 of contention for those who fear its .u « ■ „sp j[a r we can’t find anybody.” ulcers. Do you think this is true? K -?1iere-is-no^ reason Qthec^primaries.______^_In pamc . the, CIA tif&cials - ,sked: _While.»'pulse-as_sl0w . a i 40, — Mrs-P^-Rr------tended purpose. Three of them , for this needless irritant to remain decided t^ o ld a c r a ^ p r o g r ^ "S urely in this vast can be normal (individuals No. An ulcer requires a more But, this tactic is vigorously in Pmg-Pong. Neighbors who organization you must have differ) a , slow rate is found when specific type of diet — and fTule-iake^T^aKf-r-Wickertburg^— ^ctive^y-longer^ . 1 , . j some excellent UBI5 tsnnls has heart hlock, about- -roedieatien;— Besides—4bat,----- a d v i ^ s who point to 19M when the top-secret agency Is located, njayers ” which I recently wrote. alcohol in the beer can increase MR, SPECTAldJl President Johnson refused to reported seeing truckloads of ..unfortunately, most of our For a simple test, exercise the amount of acid in the -Confrent-Govr-George Wallace- -^g-r^gtables^ing-through^^g^_a^^„^_h<^d- viB and instead dragoimed^ stand- tfte-gates; Mdly. ”W? .also hBvr you do nothaveieectiilnck. lf.it of what you need” to-heal- an.... ins (Gov. John Reynolds in Getting IJp Early They have reported that they . tennis players and a few people rises only slighUy, you might ulcer. Wisconsin,Gov. Matthew Welsh Getting up early is half the and the shopping centers. Between can't sleep at night.because of who play croquet. But no one in Indiana, Sen. Dan Brewster the noise of thousands of balls here ever thought to recruit in Maryland). Wallace’s strong fun of being alive. 8 and 8:30 o’clock the school rush is t>eing hit back and fprth across Ping-Pong players." races against the stand-ins Things look different early in the on. the tables set up in the CIA “ Couldn’t .you borrow a day. The air is cleaner, everything nurtured his Presidential gymnasium. champion player fi-om another So that’s how it goes. ambitions. BERRyS WORLD is quiet. And if you are interested it Come to think of it when do you • ^ - Any agent who ever played agency of the government?" Ping-Pong in . boys’ camp or at “ The only one who would is now quite light at 5:30 a.m. get up? If everyone got up early Thus, these advisers are the beach had been given leav0 have qualified was a man who because that’s just about 20 then the action would start earlyr urging that Mr. Nixon himself from his regular duties and worked for the FBI and had won ' enter New Hampshire, where minutes before the sun breaks over Want to try it? brought to Langley In hopes he the intercollegiate Ping-Pong he has alw a^ run well. They the hills. might - be developed into a cham pionship, o f 1958. But reason a lopsided Nixon victory champion Ping-Pong player unfortunately, he was fired a , Driving around this old town of OUR GUESTS would completely discredit befor the U.S. team took off for month ago for telling a friend Twin Falls at, say, 6 o’clock in the How do you prepare for 180 -M caoskey, a result that could peidng that he dldn.t like J. Edgar Tfiortiitig is~an expgriatceTHonses------miHloif ” gt!e5B ?~By cleaTtaig~t!ife— not-eome from air'inconclusive^ The CIA also hdd an em ­ Hoover’s barber.” McQoskey-Cotton contest. with “ lights on” at that time of day ' trails, sprucing up the guest Vooms ployees Ping-Pong tournament “ Then It looks like the United will not average one to the block. and ottierv{ise getting thousands of during lunch hour with cash States table tennis team may ’The mere existence of such p r iu s of up to $100,000 of have to go to Peking without -Downtown-the restaurants are just acres^'shipsate. ThatlisJwhat the” discu ssions,-h ow ever, snowT~ starting to get ready for the miaccoimtabIe::fnhdirTtr~gF=€tAFr«pfeaent«tion.?-'* I «ald National Park Service is doing, as that the White House does not c o u r s e more pMple to take up "Unless m can come iq> with hungry. Few service stations have it i>r^>ares for another i^ ord regard McCloskey as any the sport. a sl&pcr,”" the official said. opened. Cars on any street are few season. '• laughing matter. For Instance, Yet, despite the% desperate “ Our recruiters are out on the a n i far between. Some of the major parks expect "Nixon advisyrs.took notice when tneasures, officials of the coU ^ e campuses right now and ^'McCloskey ' rM en tly talked ^ agency are' pessimistic that their orders are to find 'Out in the country about thfe such an influx of visitors this year money al a Manhattan dinner -i.i. c .T j they’ll be able to develop someone, anyone. It doesn’t same thing is happemngT-The-oW------tt»ey-inay-4)e-for€ed-t»-4iflait-ac ^ 1 j ^ nnanclgL ™»ard. nnyhndy worthy of nlaving Red make any diBerenra if he pm -theory-that-the-lerraer-is-the-first one out of bed just doesn’t hold true reservatitms. With 283 areas under generous contributor to le^of- “ Vl^at difference does long as he has a vicious cento polWcian^______in^a~~ma jority of-instances. The fliepark •service’s-administration, m ake If be J n ’t a^^Hampion? bacldiand.’ farm bouses with lights still off are. there is really no shortage (tf scenic The money talked about was asked a CIA official. "‘W anyone~T»e pu nish^ much more numerous than those to help finance McCloskey's “We have a serious because the CIA was un

/ Friday, April !«', IW l Tlmes-News, Twin Falls, Idahfi ^Patton’ movie p. a u t o .. If r u c k HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — parade," won ifllmland’s Academy Awfirds presen­ actor said he would not accept direction, set decoration,-him John MUs was present to G eorge C. Scott, who had: greatest honor Ttiurijday. night tations. ^ V would be sent to the George S. editing and the be^ story and accept Ho O s cv . shunned the guttering Oscar andledWaplcture, "Patton,” to A spokesman for Scott said Patton Jr. Memorial Mfneum s c r ^ -p la y . M c(^ th y took the award for awards as “two hour* of a meat eight Oscars |n the 4 W the gold statuette wUch the at IR.'toiox, Ky. Sut^ishiglyi "Love Story” — Scot}/‘as well as one for Uw- biggest box office success himself.. • ■ •SPeCIALISTS' Scott was named beat actor of the yearj:;7Wpn only.a single McCarthy, sitting beside for his portrayal of the tough- I Oacar.'for best original score. Army G ^ . Omar Bradley, who ..... All >ype» o f G to ti - talking Army, general and The nationally televised acted as technical director of FREE pickup ond Otliw«ry "* Patton'*~wa3 I Mogic >

actress award for her role in D. and intn^uced the winners. because I thiiik he is the best yAllEYia.1lSSC0j H. Lawrence's “ Women. In The most Motional moment actor I have ever seen.” lU M !««. Swtk Tn rab IM-nM' Love." of the. evening came during a Not since “My Fair Lady" '^ c i a l award to' Lillian. Gish won eight awards in 1964 had a for her contributions to motion from the distillers o/JIM BEAM bourbon" single picture so'dominated the pictures going back to silent days.______- ______'

Helen Hayes set a record of After introdjiction by Melvyn her own. "nie FirSt Lady of the Douglas, the tiny l^t durable American Theater'became" th%~ actress, recelved-althunderous first performer to win both a standing ovation. best supporting actress award Miss Gish said, “ I wish aU and a best actress Oscar. She the charming ghosts I feel GLENDA JACKSON won best actress in 1931-32 for around me could share this.” Afterwards, she added, “ I was Vodka “ The Sin Of Madelon Caludet.” 1959. breathless. If it had been silent In her latest honor, 40 yeiifs u . . later, she won best suptJoi'tlflg - ^ tdie^ w best supporting I could have , , , acted ^ ^ out . my ac-gess for playing-ah^ddled-^^^ ^ g)^^hea^fcclm gs^ut^.had-to use. ^ ^ ^ she opened the envelope. matron In “ Airport.” words.” "Oh my God John Mills was best support­ the winner,is F r ^ k Sinatra stirred th'e'^ George C. Scott.” W proof ing actor for his role as a mute audience in one of his final in "Ryan’s Daughter." ^ The announcement did not public appearances by accept­ meet with gr.eat enthusiasm by ing the Jean Hersholt Humani­ But it was Scott and^'his the celebrity-studded audience. tarian Award. He told the contempt for the Motion Scott's producer, Frank Mc- television audience, “This' is Picture Acadeiriy that donunat- Carthy, a former Army general truly an all consuminaihrlll for ed thls presentattorFBt=th«=iasff~“hlmselt, hlinselt, said he^he waSwai "sorry” me tonight ... and-I want Mr. Angeles Music Center. about Scott’s atfitude, adding, and Mrs. John Doe who give of Scott said only a few days "b u t* e is fentltled to his own yourselves to reach out and before the event on a national opil^i(8l.” lake your share of this award.” television show that the Acade­ McCarthy also reflected the Later Sinatra said the award my Awards were “two hours of general feeling of the Academy meant more to him than the a meat parade.” The actor’s ■ that Scott’s victory demonstrat­ Oscar he won for best unhappiness for the competitive ed that its awards were not supporting actor for “From aspects of the award dates popularity contests. Here To Eternity." - The-‘^ atton ’’-sweep included __Winner of best-song- in. a-^ Jjaclc to 1961 when - he was •'2 ibW* «* nominated for best supporting Jhe highly-prized award for best motion picture in 1970 was “ For actor ln„ “ The H ustler.” He ’ direction, won' by Franklin JT All We Khow’ ^'ffom the fflm previously had tieen nominated Schaffner. "Lovers and Other Strflhprs.” ^ for the same award in “ Patton" also captured best Of the winners' in the Chateaux Vodha dishlled from 100% Rram nc (r a l SD*rit5, C le a r Sc>mg ^Patton* role wins George C. Scott Oscar "Anotomy Of a Murder” in achievement in sound, art performing categories only Distilling Co . divi&ion of Jam es B. Beam Distilh' < Co . Clermont, Bea^, Ky

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HOU^N (UPIl-Tlie, ^neg^lect^ hit f Apollo 14 lunar copunajiatr jtEGmERfORTHfc-1971 Edgar D. Mitchell sued the ROTSE fU PIl—The execuUve And he asked local associa­ moonwalking astronaut for secretary of the Idaho M u ca- tions to try for approval by divorce Thursday. J' Uon Association today criticized, voters of property tax levies Louise E. Mitchell said in her the state board of education for above the statutory limit of 30 divorce petition she and Mitch­ F ORD ^ neglecting public schools in fa­ mills. ell were wed Dec. 21, 1951, and vor of higher education. “ But the property tax is not became estranged April 12, Wayne York told some 375 . the beat way. to.flnance edtfca-_ JflIU tion,l’_York said, “ ’nierefore. if She asked,for custody of their sion of the annual two-day as­ current state revenues cannot be two childr^', Karlyn Louise, 17, sembly at Capital High School rechanneled it is now time to and Elizabeth Randall, 12, and that the board had met twice seek a state tax incrdease.” the fanriily residence In Nassau TO BE GIVEN AWAY recently to discuss the ap­ He urged delegates to “ ijegin Bay, Tex. 'CLUB propriations to higher educa­ the debate and a statewide dis- Mrs. Mitchell cited a "con­ tion institutions, but “not one "cussion on higher taxes.” flict of personalities” among THIS WEEKEND minute of time was spent on "D o we want to reconunend other factors, in her petition. the problems of public s p o o ls .”- that the sales tax be raised, or York also called on Idaho’s that sales tax exemptions be cohgressional delegation to pro­ eliminated, or that the in- vide ‘‘a.mas§ise influx oLfedi come tax be increased? How eral dollars to help resolve the "about UquiorTSgarette^nJ beer Hijack^bTlF grave education problems” fac­ taxes—or some tyt>e of a sever­ ing Idaho. ance tax, or some, combination of such changes?” York said.' OR sought He concluded; "Only this 4ime; we-mustmake certaln^he; ___ WASHINGTON (UED~Eres- Unstrung increassd revenue goes to the ident Nixon asked the Senate schools. Too much of the tax in­ Thursday to quickly approve an MONA. Utah (UPI)— Copper crease of 1965 was siphoned international agreement aimed snatchers made off with 10 away for other uses.” at halting airline hijacking. and her miles of electric line Hiursday Sixty nations have s i ^ ^ the night near Mona, seven miles agreement drawn up at the nnrth of Nephl. Four million private indivi- Hague in December, but Cuba, The Utah Highway Pati^l set ' duals' uwii ahiiust 303 mlffien- - the most frequent destination of up roadldocks but have not ap­ acres of forests, nearly 66 per U.S. hijackers, Is not a mmm prehended the thief or thieves. cent of America’s forested land. signatory. SWEETHEARTS

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Bank payments are UPi Foreign News Analyst Since the first day there has Paklstim dead now run to more to be exhausted In less than blocked. ■ , ' In PaMsUh' the world is iaeen no clear word o f Sheik than 5,000 but could be many three months^ Cut off from the Andto addtohumin suffering Frid«y, April It H71 7b, 4 ^ Oral Roberts witnessing the brealc up of one Mujibur Rahman whose Awami limes that number. e ^ , West Pakistan industry is laihe imminent approach of the At 7 p.m. In channels 3b. 3, and II 2B — FUm V 3 — Tabernacle Choir — Movie "Powderkeo." the pilot for 5 — World Tomorrow 5 — Qeventti Hour* of its largest hatibns and a League had won a clear There is a special irony to losing 40 per cent of its normal monsoon aei^Mn. . 1:4S ' a new CBS'tall series. Rod Taylor; ^ — SkyhawRs tragedy which is just beginning. majority not oiily In the East Pakistan's tragedy -in- that it and Dennl* • Cole star as 2B. — Ihternatiorial Trader ^ — Death-Valley- Days tr troublohootino adventurers circa 3:00 . 11 — Faith for Today Itetween its diWded halves a Pakistan provincial parliament came despite /the-^ efforts-of )9 U . F o r i blank.check lee, the pair 3B. 9. 5 — CBS GoU Classic 10:30 new migration is under way but in the central government honegt men. aoreejo rescue 73 train passengers' 3:00 . 2s(, S — Film . AGAOEMr whom a Mexican revolutionary 2S L . 4 — Let's Travel 2t> — Waoon Train reminiscent of the one which as. well. PresumaUy hfe is a^ ; President Yahya Khan Intends, to exchange tor his ciyi- 7 8 . 8, 11'^ Wide World of Sports 1 .^ ThU li the LNe accompanied its founding in priaon^r or dead, seiemed truly t^en^on restoring Sw irelh tfttf- E tvng— ------4 — Camera 4 Reports 1947 when Moslepyqnd Hindus___ The central Bovynm^nt, (temogacy ..ta„ tfae,.jihflle. -g v tftin g jm. :.W flgan-.Traln- • 11->" f a c ? th e N a llull . * ------AWA 3o_ To Be Announced - 4:00 7b — H ardy B o ys ' divided the subcontinent into declares it Is restoring nor-fakistm after years of military 5 —r Sporfa Challenge 2sl. X 5 — News, Weather. Sports 8 •— Viewpoint 2b. 4 T ru th or Consequences 4:0a Hindu . India and Moslem malcy to East Paki^an but it is' rule. Sheik Mujibar Rahman 11:00 sought 7b - Nartny and the Processor 2SL — NBA Highlights 7b. 8. J1 — AAeet th e P re ss Pakistan, the latter In turn apparent that its control ex­ automony, jiot ♦:J0 3 — Jerry Lewis 3 — CBS Nev« Special divided' into halves separated tends to the cities and not to the depehdejperidence. 2sl — N am e of the Gam e 5 — Jackie Gleason 2sli 4‘— Directions And as the tragedy runs its 2b, 3. 11 — And.y Griffith 4:30 5 — FUm by 1,000 miles. SHOWS; 4. 5 — B rad y Bunch 2SL — Death Valley Days 11:30 Racial and cultural origins course, economic ruin also FRI. SAT. Tsi — M lstero gers 2B. 3 T- CBS News 2sl, 4 — AAovIe " T a rz a o and the Lost determine the new migration More jobless . looms. Pakistan's foreign 7b. e — P a rtrld fle F a m ily 4 — Marshal Dillon Safatt"-acid-l'-Femalc^n thtBeach'.! -_7:15 . 4:20.6:15 7:00 7B — N^BCNCWS between the^ Bengalis“ of the 7b. 8 11 — IssOes and Answers WASHINGTON (U PI) -U n ­ 9:00 8:00-10:00 2b. 3, 11 — M ovie "P o w d e rk eg ” 8 — Death Valley, pays 5 — F ilm east and the Punjabi of the 4 — M ovie "T h e W ar L o v e r" 11 — Bill Andersoft 11:45 employment in poor neighbpr- 5:00 ^ west, 5 Hawaii Five-0 2b — F ilm 'hoods of "the 100 largest U.S. ACE THEATRE T$l — W hat's New SL ..8 — NBC Nevg. ' Afternoon Pakistan Is a country which All Macfiraw-Ryan O'Neai ..7b — M en -Fro m SMloh . 3 — Reel Game 12:00 metropolitan areja remained Wendell' 8 — That GJrJ 2B, 4. 5 — Untamed World , never should hJVe Existed In a>. 3. 5 — Stanley Cup Hockey unchanged at an average of 9 (cJday-Sstwr^y AikII IM 7 ' 7 ; x r 11 — C B S News 7b. B 11 — NBA Play Offs the first place and now 7sl — Comment; Lively Arts 7B — Junior Varsity Qul2 2:00 per cent in the first ttiree 5:30 probably never can again even 6 — Cousteau Special 2sl. 4 — Southern Baptist Hour months of 1971, the government “WALT nSlEY PRESENTS” • :00 2SL. 4 — Andy Williams though the ^.000 to 70,000 West 2:30 said Wednesday. 2il. 5 — AAovIe "The Jayhawkers" 2B — Ja c k ie Gleason Pakistan troops imported Into “ DARBY O’GILL AND TsI — Washington: Week in Review 3 — This is Your Life 2b — F ilm • 3 — Penelope Pitstop This was well above the 5.8 8:30 76, 8. 11 — La w re n ce W elk the east succeed for the 4. 7b — F ilm per cent jobless rate for THE LITTLE PEOPLE" HI — N E T Playhouse 5 — News. Weather. Sports moment in putting down the • Y 7b — Name of the Game . E vening 5 — DoodietoM^ P ip e rs workers in oUier neighborhoods 8 — To Be Announced movement which t>egan as u Plus Special Featurette 8 — 5 m im F a m ily pj 4:00 of the same areas and the 5.9 1 HO'AtfiJ G V'.'lV V ;.f j 00 3 ~ Odd Couple 11 - CBS News Special . demand for autonomy within a 2b. 3, 11 — In le m S ' 2:45 per cent unemployment rate for ALASKA ESKIMO S — Hee Haw united Pakistan and now calls 4. 8 — A B C News Special 4:30 8 — F ilm the nation as a whole during John M arieyft Ray M llla n d |^ 10:00 2SL ~ Strange Report 3:00 itself Bangla Desh or ‘‘ Bengal 2sl — L e t's T ra v e l. the first quarter of the year. QP tol. 2b. 3. 5. 7b, 6. 11 — N ew s. 3B. 3 — My Three Sons *iTlation.” EPIC“ SEGtl Weather, Sports 4 — P e a rl B a ile y 3D — Rifleman 4 — It Takes a Thief 7B,8 — Andy Williams ^ 3 — F ilm ' If the creation of Pakistan 7sl — F ig u rin g It Out 11 — Mission Impossible 4 — A\)vie "Carry on Constable" 7b - ABC News Special was an error in the first place, 10:30 7:00 8 - Southern Baptist Hour 2sl, 7b, 8 — Johnny Carson 2B . 3. 5 — A rn ie then it also was an error 3b — Movie •*Snowsof Kilim anjaro" 3:30 7:30 a>. 3. 11 - A n im a l W orld compounded over tfie years by 3 —“ A ll in^ttTC F a r m fr ^ 2b L . / b . 8 ~ i T r a v e l------m an'sshoEt-fiightednegSf::------“AA” FUELERS CHiLDREN'S MATi^EES 11 — ' Movie "An Affair to 2B. 3. 11 — AAary T y le r Moore 4 :0 0 R em e m b e r" 4.5 Nanny and the Professor The new nation was less than, ^1. 5. 7b. 8 — NBC News 10:40 8:00 a). 3. 11 - CBS News seven years old Jvhen increas­ 5 — AAovle " T it a n ic " 2B. 3. 11 — AAannix 4:30 r 4.5 — Partridge Family ing East Pakistan demands for Firebird Raceway 11:00 i>l, 7b, 8 — Movie "The Wiiard of 3 — Movie "Shooting Wigh" 8:30 • Oz“ autpnqmy began making them>j, 4 — News, Weather. Sports 4.5 — Thai Girl THE MOST EXCITING a> — Death Valley Days 11:30 9:00 selves felt at the election polls. 3 — Hot Dog April 18,1:30 P.M. 4 — Atovie "The Horror Chamber of 2B — Gunsmoke But If the west heard, it did, not 3 — Mission Impossible 5 — Talent Showcase AWENTURESiL Dr. Faustus" ■ 11 . — Sports Special Collefle ol listen and resentments mounted 12:00 4 — Odd Couple Generol Admission Children'4 To W— 5 — C a ro tB u m e tT Soumern Idaho until three weeks ago they 2sl T- AAan to W om an...... —...... 5:00 $ 3 . 0 0 5 0 * ' 12:05 11 — Medical Center BOV EVER HAD! 1:30 2b. 3. 11 — Lassie 2sl — M ovie " T h e Woman of P ie r 5 — A \)vie 13"- 4 — This IS Your Life Begin at home 10:00 4 — AAavertck » . Hilarious.espapades, • 5;30 :r. ■ Saturday. A prin 7. ItTl 3 S L. 2 B .1 . 4. 5.11 — N ew s. W eath er. ■ SA,N FRANCISCO ( UPI I - p.m on ciiannels 2SL. 7B • Sports 2b. 3. 11 — Hogan's Heroes hair-raising adventures 4:00 and 8 — Movie. "Sebastian" 7B — ABC News The San Francisco Board of 2 ). 3. 4 — F B I on the fabulous (English. 1968) is a bachelor ex 8 — Strange Report Education’s new 46-member FRONTIER THEATER professor in charge of the all female 10:15 11 - Ed Sullivan 7s|.— NET Children's Theatre 116 East Main Mississlppll decoding department of British 2B.~ Men at Law integration advisory committee JEROME 4:30, mfelligence, Tne mechaniied order 4 — ABC News has voted to disband because of his life Is disrupted by all the girls. '7B — News. Weather, Sports 2sl. 7b. 8. 5 ~ B ill Cosby STARTS TOHIGHT 324-2676 7:00 Directed with flair by David Greene. 10:30 the group itself was rapialiy.. 7b, 8 11 — Bonanza 2SL — Movie. "Portrait of a Mob 2sl. 2b. 4 — Auto R acM g Special unbalanced. M orning. s le r " 5:30 2. 5 — Gl^n Campbell Showtime 6:30 Second Show 8:30 S-Sunrise Semester 3 — Name of the Game 7si — W illiam F . B u c k le y , Jr 4:00 4 — D ick Cai^ett 8;00 ADMISSION . . ■ ^5.00 2s I,7d ,a—Tom foolery ______5 — Interns 2M — Atovie ••Bi.tt -Not .Bor M e ll. ^Bugs Bunny and Road Runner - 7 W — TO Be ^ in o o n c tw ------2b. 4 — Diana Ross Special 4:30 11 — H a ll of F am e 3 — Ed S u lliva n ^ 2sl.7b.8—Heckle and Jeckle 11:00 7sl — Jean Sh ep herd's A m erica : PROOF OF AGt MUST BI PRiSINTED fl - A R C . New> -^ 1— o a m u m j 7b.8,11—Woody Woodpecker 1I; 1$ E a g le s " 2sl,2b.3.5— Sabrina 2B — Movie: "Big Carnival*' 8 — Bold Ones ^Lancelot Lind and Secret Chimp 8 — M o v ie ; " M a ^ / n X ” 11 — Glen Campbell 7 :J0 I 1; > ...... ■ :» H E ^ n d l ^ H E 7b.0,l I—Bugaloos 5 — Movie. "Dar\ce of Death" 7sl — W orld We L iv e In 8:00 7B — Perry Maso0 9:00 — —Br OolitM^ ------^ ---- MHstorr ImpOTSfbie THE FIRST EXPRESSION OF 2sl,2t).3.S— Josle 3 — Hawaii Five O 4^—Jerry Lewis At 7 p.m .on chann els 2b and 4, and 4 — Movie "Five Finger Exercise" 7b—Treeho ose Club at 9 on 8 — Auto Racing Special. 11 — GCinsmoka 8:30 Paul Newman narrates this look at 7sJ — Masterpiece Theatre TOTAL 2sl—Happy Clown the world of auto racing. The hour a — Auto R acin g Special 2b.33—Harlem . Globet roller^ covers vintage rac« cars, races from 10:00 A.8—O rum p E u ro p e an g r s id p rix e ve n ts to 2sl, 3b. 3. i . 11 — News, Weather. 7b.l1—Pink Panther Am erica's Indy SOO, and a visit with Sports SEXUAL In Cinemascope M METROCOLOR 9:00 a slock car driver who has driven for 7sl — F a n fa re 7b,Tt^H. R. Pofnsfuf three years and not won a race yet 8 — Diana Ross Special 2sl.2fl.3,S—Archie M orning 4:55 4.8—Hot W heels a? — CBS News 9;30 3 — Time for Meditation FREEDOM 7:00 feTb ~ ABC News 7b,11—G ru m p 10:30 4.8—S k yh aw k s 3. 11 — Tom and Jerry 5 — Lamp Unto My Feet 2&J — Let's Talk Basketball 10:00 2b — Ed Sullivan 7b.n—Hof Dog 7b— Agriculture USA IN 3 — Ai\jvie "Untamed" 8 — Big Picture 2sl.2b.3.5—Scooby Doo 7b — News. Weather. Sports 4.8—^JW)tor AAouse 7:M n — A ^ v le " T h e T h rill of it AJi 10:30 ' 3 — Treehouse Club 10:15 7bJl~Jambo 4. 7b — FfllTh for Today AMERICA 2sl.2b,3,5—AAonkees 5 — Passover Drama 5 — F a ce to F a ce 10:45 4.8—Hardy Boys 8 — Rifleman 11:00 11 — Penelope Pitstop 251 — Movie "Blackbeard the Pink Panther 8:00 P ira t e " 7b—Movie^‘Information Received" IS 2b.3,ll-bastardly ar>d Muttiey 2(1, 5 — Science in Agriculture 4.5,7b—American Bandstand 3. 7j3, 11 — Rex Humbard 11:00 4 — New>. Weather. Sports U.-30 ^ 8 ~ Jonny Quest : H I AND m i IS A NEW LEVEL IN EXPUOT SEXUAL* - f i l m 8 — ABC News 8:30 ------2b.3.11--Jefsons 2b — T a b e rn a cle Choir POBTBAYAl, ■ m -«N i WATIOW BOtTS f ROM, ft—H B Putntt^ A, a-=r= Cattanoog*-CAi» 5 — Congressional Report • SCREEN TO YOUli SEATI° '"Afternoon 9:00 * TTHO 13:00 an — Sacred Heart 5 — /A)vie "Wild Seed" 7b,8.M-BaiCball Pre Game Show 2b — R e v iv a l F ire s 11:15 PLUS CO-HIT PATTY McCORMACK- NEVILLE BRAND 7b - Bugs Bunny and Road Runner' 3 — Camera 3 4 — ABC News . JIM W Wm Sl»«n^ M HtitmNtr? r.M • i~Lancelot L»nk and Secret Chin^o 4, 7b. 8 — B u llw ln k le 8 — News. Weather. Sports ^i,4--High School Challenge 5 — Day of Discovery 11:30 ^ Young Americans n — fteraia of Truth 4 — Movie "Yesterday's Enemy" " H I E G O m H IE MOORE'EDDIE HODGES 13:15 9:15 7D.B.1I Bdsebdli 2si — From the Cathedral Don't Miss These Grevt-Pictures! SHOWS: 13:10 9:M .To make meat go a longer ALL 4 — AAovies "■ff^e^ov who A Lo l-T riJlh ___ 1 0 : 0 0 Crook" and ■'Zorro Rides A g a in " 2a, 3 — Face the Nation ■ way,—combine—it—with—meat SEATS 5 — Roller Derby 7b, 6 11 — D iscovery eaktenders, such as rice, spag­ R A T E D 3 C X X — i 3 c o a - - " 7 5 * -T J S -M oin A v« N arih 1;M 5 — Tabernacle Choir hetti, macaroni, noodles, crack­ 7 3 3 -5 5 7 0 2 :0 0 Perspective 10:00 3 — American Bandstand V 211 “ This Is the Answer ers, bread crumbs or cereals. R u s ^ p o w e r Friday, April 1i, 1»7I Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho 7- said tilting China caution advised WASHINGTON (U PI) - A d ­ Admini^ation spokesmen ad- Their bishlnd^he-scenes re­ ministration officials today niitted they were surprised by marks made. It'clear they ^ b a la n c e cautioned against expecting too the CSilneae acQon In admitting were not quite certain why the much, too soon, from Ute the Americans and by Chou’s Chinese had taken this step. reciprocal gestures of goodwill extremely cordial remarks, One high official, ho'wevtir, said _.J¥ASHINGTON (UPIJ -Sen. between the United States and along ..with his statemmt- that he assumed Peking had reasons— BOISE (UPI) — An Idaho He said warm water species Henry M.. Jackson, D-Wash., China. addltio^ “batches” of Ameri­ for wanting to project a .better Flah and Game Department offl- such as catfish, perdi and bass told U.S.„ newq>aper editon They expressed: ^ hope, c a n«wsmien would be admit­ image,^ to ; the. wrid,^. : cial said Wednesday analysis of show sligh&y h i^ e r levels than Diursday a i^enfkjss Soviet President Nixon’s annoynce- ted to China. . " inercury r«stdues~ln~flver-^-rOfe"T-’^ "- tbat-be^was- Tlih samiJes since'Tt^riWD;------well below the guideline level. T Ctty of tnc Auieriauf -B nUiig - t lie » y ear-uld juUd- show mercury contamination In ■However, he said, analysis on deterrent force to survive. embargo on trade with oiain- HONGKOHCT Idaho fishes is “ relatively mi­ 67 fish from Merican Falls Re­ In a speech to-the American land China would' ^erve to CUSTOM S AILORS nor.” servoir shows exce^ ve levels in Society of Newspaper Eklitors convince Peking of the Aineri- Sat., Sun., M on.-April 17, 18, 19 Stacy Gebhards, fishery man­ some species of fish. (ASNE), Jackson said popular can desire to move slowly hut 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Op«n all doy , agement supervisor, said conta-. He said mercii^ residues'in oplnion, whTch holds the milita­ steadily toward the restoration mination appeared to be limited yellow periA and Utah diubs ry balance leans heavily in the of;jn ore‘ normal relations. __ and 0«nlUm*n'« Mad«-»o-m«atur« tavor of the Unit^rstates,^ Chineae Premier (3iou Eii------Hand taltoi*d Sui»«;TopXbaf«;------— to; only one o r 't w spedes o f have both rated to as high as ' SporH Jock«tf. -fish in specific areas. 1.1 part per million, with aver­ wrong. lai’s cordial receptiim of the “ The United States is slip­ Raw Silk Suitt, Cocktail Drtuev 3 Pc Kmt SuH\. G ebhai^ planned to report on ages exceeding the guideline le­ U.S. table tennis team and Bftod«d Sw«ot«rw and Giovei • Wv Ftt ~the'results of mercury residue vel. ping,” Jackson said, ""nie accompanying newsmen was Any Siz« • 1JX)% Guaronteed Sotnloction .' testing in Idaho fishes during Gebhards saldlarge cutthroat overall strategic balance is acknowledged to have' taken- ■ • -All ol Hong Kong Pnce% • 8000 of ihe/, —1970 and 1971 at am eeting of the troutr»rtJich -feed on ^>erch-and tilting in favor of Moscow^.” quite a bit of the chill out of the Wofld'k fineit Fobricv from tngtand“ anrt~lTaty’ Idaho Academy of Science, chubs in American Falls Reser­ The capacity of our atmosphere. However, officials W« Honor M atUr Chorg* — Coll or Viiit North west Scientific Association voir, a ^ are showing^evels In 'strategic force to survive is said continuation of the Indochi­ ond Ask for Roy at Woitorrt Foir.wayt 906 BJu* Lok«» Blvd. North. Twin Falls ^at the University of Idaho excess of the guideline. now coming into question.” na war, as well as Nixon's “ ■Thursday. He said areas sampled wich Jackson said the arms race determination not to abandon Gebhards^dmercury analy­ must be brought under control the- U.S. mutual defense com­ ha ve shown safe level of mercury SAVE 33% to 50% sis presently being done by the at the Strategic Arms Limita­ mitment to the nationalist Before NOW residues hi the' fish tested In­ Pol/etter Wool Woriled laboratory division of the Idaho tion Talks (SALT). He said the government on Formosa, set -S55 00 $43.00 clude Pend Oreille Lake, Cbeur OocrOA Wool Wori^ied Supt» 69 00 48 00 Department of Health shows d'Alene Lake, C3iatcolett Lake, United States should “ buy more definite limits to what might be Wool SharkvWin Wortted 78 00 52.00 averagemercury concentrations Clearwater River, Salmon Ri­ tlme” 'W d should conridel* a achieved in the foreseeable Silk ond Mohair Worsted 78 00 53.00 on trout, salmon, steelhead, partial, interim agreement—for future. . Sup«rfin« Wbrtied Soiii 85 00 55 00 ver,Welser River,Payette River, Silk/Wool Worsted Suilv whiteflsh and kokanee around U.S. ofifeials obviously were 8 i0 0 56 00 little .Lost River, Jimmy Smith an initial period of one year— 100% Pure llolion Silk Suit> ViOO 63 00 thestategenerallyshowaverages Lake, Mud Lake, Henrys Lake, with the &>viet Union. " concerned thePresident’s state­ Cothmere Sporti JocHeti 70 00 48 00 well below the one-half part per Island Park Reservoh-, North This would have the effect of ment, coming at the same time Shirti (Monogramrrittd) ^.9 50 4 00 million guideline level. and South Forks of the Snake “slowing the strategic arms the (iilnese were talking about River, Palisades Reservoir, competition and adding to the “ opening a new page” in PRICES DO NOT INCIUDE PO.STAnp A. d u t y Blackfoot Resehrolr, Magie Re­ Immediate security of the relations, mlghT unduly raise T . . A ^ O R I iR . ROY — 733-4d95, ^ i n Falls servoir. Big Wood River and strategic balance," Jack^ hopes which later would be "Hong Kong'i Largest Men'i Clothier" 28 join Bear Lake. said.-' I- d a ^ e d .

Offers ‘’proposals^ ^solons’ CHIEF NORTH Vietnamese negotiator Xnan Thuy returned to Paris peace talks iliarsday for first time since early March. in Boise He made what he c ^ e d "concrete proposals" .for peace, in- dndbig deadline for l). S. withdrawal, halt to' bombhig of^orth TWIN FAl.LS - Delegates Vietnam, and approval for overthrow of Salgo^goveninient. from the Twin Falls High School (U P I^ left Thursday for Boise to at­ tend the annual YMCA Model Legislature today and Satur­ day. Twenty-eight boys and girls Ditch cover job have been selected to represent -the-Twin—Fall3~ sch o o ir Dick ^ Hughes of the Pax Hi-Y Club -starts-at B u rte>^ will head the local delegation and serve as chairman of the BURJIEY "StlWit Ull Ullaiid Aveiiui - aoclal' Welfum' e uliuiilttcti of' progress bn a “ do-it'-yourself” Last winter the homeowners the Youth Legislature in Its fwb- project on Hiland Avenue where met with the city council In an day session. Young lawmakers homeowners have raised the effort to get the ditch covered. will deal with 26 House bllM am) „needed.l5J.Q0Jn-COvec an_open City equipment and employes 29 Senate hills, Hughes said, 'Irrigation” ditch” with” concrete "subjects rangmg from"" pipe. Amcor, Inc., is Installing the legalizing abortions to Dale Dammarell, chairman concrete pipe and the abolishing the present dress of the citizens' group, said tlie homeowners decided to raise codes In public schools. longtime eyesore and hazard" "The needed tunds uiemselves Purpose of the model for ctiildren is belftg filled in instead of forming a local Im­ legislative sessions Is to; level with the sl’heet and the provement district or get a bank acquaint students with methods concrete pipe will run b'a leei ■ToSnrTJ^miinarell said. ~oT law making and the from 16th Street south to the Other committee members democratic processes of south property line of 18th are Loren Joslyn, Jerry American self-government, Buchhelm, Robert Hale, W. Gay Twi^ Falls Y officials ex­ Jones, Bob Jackson, Larry plained. About 250 young people Stonely, Rodney Murphy and from throughout the state will Shoshone Bill Atchley. participate. loan OK for sewer

SHOSHONE - The Farmers' Home Administration has approved loans totaling $580,000 for Shoshone to Install a new sewer system, according to the offices of Sto.„Len Jordan and Rep. Orval Hansen, both R- Idaho. Shoshone Mayor Elwood R. Werry said approval of the loans guarantees that-benda for that amount, approved by voters this past August, will be sold. the crtdet The city council will advertise for Hds, both oh the bonds and on the construction of the'dty's first sewage disposal sysiiem, as soon as final approval is’ received on the architect's loia) i/Y\ drawings, Werry said. Approval (joca ^ - f ^ noA^e^qf fW G M 'Wo^yy} Omc! must be ^ven by both the Idaho - t h e - a/v\ ■ ^vm .lAt-ckaJxar.iQ h.. Federal Enyironmental m e t Co^ oJu.(xm (yekni, Agency. The FHA loan will be paid O uh^ M A (yv)d bade by the city over a 30-year period. More equality COPENHAGEN (U P I)-D en - mark’s famed restaurateur, S^les, has Introduced “mini,

women In his new iiotel- restaurant. “ It is.not fair that women diould pay the same amoimt as men \^en they don’t eat as much,” Spies said.

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uu.-_____ er night held TWIN PA U ® .s- )Mni.' EUU Twin Falls Music Club .1 Fuller Bwv«d ju toastiiilstreaa forj.uW Sqbmi 10^^ 2Sth TWIN FAUS - Mrs. Frank Robert Wilson, treasurer; Mrs. Geoi-ge Long, junior graduate^ Anniven;u7 iKfTty Wednesday, DeLuca will serve as president John Gibney, historian and P''e“ nted regent> Mrs. Merlin. M.ler, at SnUtty’8 P am ^e House. of the Twin Falls Musk; au b for Mrs. Irawln O ockett and Mrs. Night p r o g r ^ at chaplain; Mrs. McCollum, the-en«iiB^-yearf' It-frtB-an- -Wr^HT-Detweileiv^«embero^t-~^|Sl^“\7tT hostess; IhrM charier mem­ large. ■ weTVomen of the Moose. assistant guide. bers, pU s Fuller, Mrs. Qub members elected of­ The. program after the in- Mrs. Paul McCollum', Mrs. Daniel - Mu*quii,- E3dred l«yl9r and Mrs. Glen ficers at their A p ril lundieon stallatiin be presented by by Mrs. MlUer. was ' DoviBiwerelnattendanc^alnhg ■YM.-YWCA and — " ]lSlnne?sTnd tS enroUed as a new member an* -tUth-iieverdr Ttrenibeiw Q ttld C^ipg w il b» chapter. Mrs. Eldred Taylor gave the May 10 at the “ Y ." • During the AprU meeting, an An announcement was made invocation, with Mrs. Maurice Other officers elected include . ann9uncement wsis made of the angd ctarm a ^ a ^ d mi^^c Fuller, current president, Mrs.-Gordon B^kstead, first ^ by Mrs. Lewis Hoffman, recorder,'that the mid-season welcoming members and vice president; Mrs. Tom Kieiy, 3 p jn . May 3 at the YM-YWCA Mooschcart conference will be held In g io s t ? . second vice president; Mrs. L. for Junior Music Qub meni- The meeting was conducted A history of the cluh -was berej. Nampa May.and the Academy-- - James KOutniRT secretary;' by Riil>y Muri^y, senior regent. written and present^ by Nfrs. Mrs. Thomas Utterback, It was announced Mf^Faye of Frlendshlp_sesslQn_*lU_be_, Pro tem officers were Mrs. held In Nampa May 2. Davis, noting the club was corresponding 'secretary;' Mrs. Konlcek has donated a painting formed 25 years ago on the to the club to be u ^ as a Salmon Tract to give young money-making project. This farm wives an opportunity to n o \ A / picture is presenUy displayed at KINDERGARTEN . meet once each month and take I 111 new l l t J W Helen s Record Shop and wU be REGISTRATION FOR 1971 72 SCHOOL TERM * a break from their busy lives. on display at the Twin Falls NOW UNDERWAY! Mrs. John Wella presented the members Bank and TVust next week. We offer o complef© kindergarten curriculum with emphosis program , speaking on the The program was a book ' on phonics, reading ond moth reodines;^. customs of Laos people and review of Debussy’s “ Clair de , AS A BONUS displaying r many items welcomed Lune” by Mrs. James S. Kinney We include dance training and ocrobotics for physic?t~de­ d e p iw g the dress, .cooking and the music was played by velopment. Titensllsr-eti Unda Slaughtw and MrsrUoyd- TBACHekSrJtAN STAiEY SrDONNA MAULDIN Mrs. Wells with her husband SHOSHONE - Three Hamllton.new spent'two and one4ialf years in mprrU)»rfr-jsigned^the—mem-— The=5witt®ills=Mtisic:einbiB= I JOS as members, nf-this-In- Arsi=El^re{i=Tiiylerf=^M rf7^GterrDavjs-W f^^M rs: bership roll and were welcomed affiliated with the National, 361 3rd Avenue North Phone: 733-1446 ot:733-6492 teniatlohal VoluntaiV Service. ' ''Ellis Fuller,'display the club's anniversary cake dur--- by Mrs. T. V. Strunk, noble Federation of Music Clubs: The closing thought wa^ given y e a r ^ " ’ S Anniversary' party al Smitty's Pancake grand, at the Opal Rebekah by Mrs. DeVem Fuller. Lodge meeting Tuesday night at ' House. the Odd Fellows Temple. Report was made that Mrs. /1X\0L\C/\G Hazel Powell Is now at the Matthews Nursing Home, TWIN FALLS FAVORITE recovering from recent eye 4th district IFWC surgery. A school of instruction was SPUDNUTS announced for 8 p.m. April 16 at • GLAZED • SUGARED • FROSTED the Jerome Odd Fellows Lodge. • DECORATED • SPUDDIES convention slated A letter was recelv^ from Mrs. Daphne Kenealy, Mt. • BROWNIES • PERSIAN^.. RUPERT — The -Fourth will begin at 8:30 a.m., prior to Vernon, Wash., president of the District- Idaho Federation of the regular session of business, International Association of SPUDMOT SPECJAy! Women’s Clubs 13th annual according to Mrs. Joe Krepclk, Rebekah Assemblies. convention will be hosted AprU Filer, district president. Mrs. A. G. Biswell, lodge GLAZED 22 by Rupert Women’s Club at Registration fees must be deputy, was introduced by Mrs. OR SUGARED 9 I F d o i. the Rupert Elks Lodge. paid upon registration and Floyd Silva and welcomed by An executive board meeting credentials must be submitted Mrs, Strunk. She was given a 2 DAYS ONLY! to the committee. Each seat of honor. -FRDXY& SATURDAY- federated club of less than 20 Mrs. Biswell gave an In­ members shall be represented formative talk on the laws and John Day by its elected officers and one unwritten rules of Rebekah delegate. Lodges, and exemplified the erj DAIRY DEPOT Mrs. Krepclk, president, wilT secret work. Chapter preside at the all-day meeting. Trustee election slated The next meeting is April 27. 113$ MORNINGSIDE DRIVE - ACROSS FROM SHELBY’S A luncheon will be served at Mrs.,, .I._Y....^tr.unk, served noon and is under the direction RICHFIELD — One trustee members Mrs. Dixon said 1,361 refreshments. ------7 3 3 .0 0 9 I meets of Mrs. Robert Walk, Rupert. will be elected June H for -tlft adult books were circulated In The memorial service will be Richfield Library board,’ Mrs. 1970, 1,411 juvenile books and BURLEY - The John Day held under the direction of the Carl Paulson, board secretary, 416 records. There were 92 adult Chapter, Daughters of the Shoshone Civic Qub, with Mrs. said today^ books and 42' juvenile added ■ American Revolution held their Luella Kinsey, president. The term of Mrs, Qlve Capps during the year and 165 April meeting at home of Mrs. Reports will be given by the Is expiring. Mrs. Capps and reference questions were an- John Meade, It was announced district officers, club Mrs. Clifford Dayley, another ijwered. today. presidents, department and board member, will attend the Mrs. M,-H. Manning, regents diviskHvchalrmen, Idaho Library Association presided at the meeting. A tea will be held prior to the convention in Boise. . Fir5L.book printp.d..7h..Enft Opening ritual was conduct^ close of the convention and "Mrs. Ken dIj^ , lllirarian, lish was William Caxton s by Mrs. Manning and Mrs. awards for the school art said a bargain table has been translation of a romance Uoyd Drlskell, serving as exhibits, scrapbook and poetry set up at the library for selling story about Troy, which he chaplain. contests will be made during the old and duplicate t^ks. printed at Bruges or Cologne Letters from Mrs. Helen Hen­ tea. In her annual report to board about 1474. derson, Craigmont, and Mrs. Herndon, Salmon, were read. It was announce chapter officers wlU-be elected at the May busine^ meeting. A discussion was held on the tac«ntp»ihlirity-ia regard-toJh^ - burial place of John Day. Ac­ cording to records of the Daughters of the- American Revolution, John Day was a member of the Winston Price Himt party who exploring the Snake River prior to Idaho becoming a state, Mrs. Xtriskell read and discussed an article, “ Climbing the Family Tree." Plans were discussed for-a no­ host luncheon May 7 with the place to be announced. D emonstrating . . . Youth topic S/ stressed

MALTA — Good teaching In Uie home and keeping youth in busy In their leisure hours were stressed by Gordon Nellson, MACRAME' Cassia County prosecuting attorney, at the Raft River PTA meeting at the high school, It was announced today. He .said the drug abuse 1 P.M.to4P.M.SATURDAY situation In the county and surrounding counties is serious and urged good Influence In the home to counteract It. Mrs. Jay Harper, newly Let Anna B. show you the greatest way to express yourself . . elected prudent, said then ■will be no more meeungs uniU THe most ren^in^ari3~crattirig~of things~bedutiful. - fall. Mrs. Cleve Smith and Mrs. Lyle Adams served refresh­ I ments. » Macrame' was almost a lost art until recently. Begun in Arabia Reception in the 13th Century and still done skillfully and patiently today ^e+^atufday vyith Strings and beads and sheijs or your o^n choice of md- teriais. BUHL— Mr. and Mrs. Harold lyaxler. Buhl, announce the marriage of t h ^ daughter Edith, to . Gary Haas, Twin Make beautiful chockers, wall Hangups, collars,jpurses, shawls,' -P a lls r -— ------Mr. and lifrs.- Haa» wiU to belts, screens . . . or anythtftg^else^utyngefwity-can- honored at^a reception Saturday evening at the Butdt Mboae IM . ^ h ^ n ^ a repres^ntatiorr&f~yow^wn"desrgTrancHmagmatioTi7 The couple was married March 13 inHeiw, N ^. A truly exciting and rewarding hobby ... Mrs. Baiu is a graduate, of Buhl High School and is presently attending Hollywood Beauty Oollege. Haas is a g r a d i^ of ^ Qrtnre Ifigtr OPEN MONDAY NfTES JIL 9 P.M. Scb o o i,E lk G ^ . Calif., andis . }|K . CbQege of I d a t e .. Item 10 Timw-News?Twin Fall*,=all», Idaho Friday, April M, 1971 • ■ ■ • g • ' ■ I " ' • ■ Tennessee miss, Trnxler set date Teen-age topiG^pi^nted S o c i e t y BUHL - Mr. and Mrs. cftemlori eq g n eg tor Velricbl An ApriL_14-j8teddine -to- -Ctoorge-Gr:rFrittsHMeropW5r^*»«nic«l Oorporaflon. &wn- planned.at Saint Michael's FILER — Mrs. Heloi Hfen- and answer period w m h?ld_ r r Tenn., announce------the PW>- - ______L Church, derson, I d ^ ’s Mother of the after hw talk. eijgagement and fo^com ing Year, was guest speaker at the Mrs. Henry Westendorf was ns '^last frain ride marriage of their daughter. /Town and Oount^ Home Ex­ appointed to represent the club Barbara Rose, to' Frederick tension Dub at the homeI of Mrs. in .the Best Cooks Contest. By GEORGU LAYTON 7:5g ajn. arriving iii Boise at Tlie train ftffes:tM!« |21.75 pier Oharles TVasler, son of Mr. and -OPEN AGAIN- Loren Anderson, -it „ "wai .— " —an- , Ouests------were—Mrs;—Ernest- - Ttme»NewrCorrespOiident^- ilT20^anrand leaves Boise at-^ujdej-fl3-single^dulti |7i50 MrsrHarold ^a*ler,-Buhl.- -P r e p a r e d j :o -S e r ¥ el I nounced today. Tucker and Mrs. Wayne Kious. BURLEY — The Cassia 7:05 pun. and arrives batek at per child age 8 through 12 years Hie bridci.tiect is a graduate YOU BETTER WITH Mrs. Henderson discussed Mrs. J9hn. Orthel was co- County Historicql Society is Miniddlu «t iO:l5 p jn . and cUl^en under S firee. All of Sqcred Heart H l^ SdMol, THEM M E SUPURB tem-cigers and their problems,' h(»te8s . . Train reservations m ay' be children must be accompanied Memphis. - alMo thirp tobUms. nt- parents. Jra. Harold Brown will host mailed to Cassia County by an adult: MEXICAN DISHES TVaxler, who resides at 3841 Lunche«— Dinnera— Supper “ ma hoW MCB group x m ui: Uie.Slaji uffieetlngrniMti - fatrannhfgrawUlJ»garii"ff, derstand the other. A question Mrs. Leroy Kohntopp. A1 Dawson, president of 331, Burley. All reservations diartered bus in Boise for a trip Mcim^ls,Ua^graduateo^^^ A M TaiiXfti. county historical society. must be In by April 22, iDawson to Silver City and other High School and the University The train leaves Minidoka at said. historical dtes In that area with of Idaho, He is employed as a a guide from the Idaho State' Historical Society. The bus trip Virginia was named for Is optional and a fee of $1 per England’s fifst Queen Eli­ Attendance aduU_for_hlstorlcal society - Contestdnt zabeth, known as the Virgin members atid ^ per id u lt for l l 11 South Park Ave. planned FILER—Cindj^^derson,^i non^nembers^ mnat i»tw paid Queen. , , iHler, Is among nine coeds upon boarding the bus, Dawson competing in the annual Idaho RICHFIELD - Richfield said. State University Miss I'SU A sack lunch should be taken High School will send five girls Pageant, schedul^ to begin at 8 by all persons planning to take * to the Girls League Convention pjn. Wednesday. In Pullman, Wash., April 16 the bus tour for the noon meal. « Winners tof the pageant will The evening meal will be no­ DEAR ABBY: I have news for the girl in Eudora. Kan,, through 18. This Is the first year compete in the Miss Idaho five students have been clwsen host in one of the Boise cafes, who claims she Is dateless because she’s nice. Pageant at^Solse In June. with place«to be announced. I happen to be a 26-year-old bachelor who- lives in to attend^ INCONCERT The ticket agent at the Union * Eudora, so I * in k I’m in a position to know. I am no creep, ■ The delegates ^ e Oiarlotte Davls, Girls’ League president­ P acific RaHroad“ depot—at and I’ve dated all kinds of girU, here and in other cities. « elect; Beva Dawn Robinson, Minidoka urges persons I feel sorry for a girl who doesn’t get asked for dates, vice president; Norma Ralls, New books planning to make the trip to =^"==T£aW m ake»W feelbe^^ say It’s because sto’s “too make advance reservations. « historian, and Rhonda RICHFIELD - New books nice,” it’s all rigW^riSTiiirBurTlJHt’s T ^ ^ ------Carol Lyn - - ■ . . Passengers boarding the train Then must be something wrong with her personality, A girl now availalJie~at-the-Ri(*Held gre Increasing dfil.ly and THE UNITED ST ATES ♦ Sanders, chosen on the point ■^bUcuSr^^lT include “ dold r ^ ^ M persons ♦ can’t be too nice! Sure, a guy will take out an easy number system. Rushes and Mining Camps~of-run th^risk of not being per- just to prove to himself that he’s a "man,” but after he’s The girls will be accompanied the Early American West” nUtted to board the train, « used the girl for that purpose, she's had it. by Mrs, L. T, Sanders, Girls’ purchased from the Hailey Historical society members In Girls who put out may enjoy a rush of popularity for a League adviser, and Mrs, Udell Library. The book’s authors are Paiu, Minidoka, Cassia ARMY FfEtD BANB^ while, but guys talk, and If the girl wants to settle down and Robinson, Vardls and Opal Fisher. and Barmock are being Invited be respectable, she’d better leave town. Others Include ■^‘Cokesbury to take the “ Last IVain Ride." Sock It to ’em, Abby. And keep telling young girls that Gatne Book,” Arthur M. * men sUU want “ good girls." Boys look for the other kind, so Couple weds Depew; “Home Nursing ♦ ,lt a girl wants to end up with a man and not a boy, tell her to .Textbook,” National Red AND * save lierself. EUDORA READER iFilCHFIELD-SandraTCeUy, 'Cross; "Twentieth Century S p e l l i n g former Richfield resident, Authors," Kunltz; “ American ♦ became the bride of Edward DEAR ABBY: I got a chuckle over the letter from the Folklore,” B. A, Botkin; Markham in a ceremony April ♦ girl in Eudora, Kan.,^wl»:isrJatdmVc»use_Ae’ji "Idaho, American Guide 10-at-the-Mountaln - Home J a e e s e .t _ SOLDIERS' CHORUS * Maybe there Is somethlng*about Eudora that causes the Church. Western Birds," "Humorous tHBiMe^_^en I went to high school there I never had a date The bride Is a graduate of the Monologues” by Howard, and eiUjM: — ______Richfield High School and the "A Field Guide to Insects" by RICHFIELD — "H ie annual Tell her to hang on. If It takes 10 dateless years to fliidli University of IdahoT~SheTms Peterson^ Lincoln County %>eillng Bee husband as good as mine. It’s worth It. been a teacher In the Mountain will be held at Richfield High TERESA: E. H. S. CLASS OF ’57 Home EUementary School for School Aiidltoriilm at 8 p.m, two years. . April 26, Supt. Nell Andreason said Wednesday^ DEAR ABBY This is for the nice girl from Eudora, The bride Is a daughter of Mr. Jack Bowlin, STioshone Kanr: and Mrs, Heber KeUy. former Richfield Ranchers, now of elementary sSibol -principal, _Mj^ roommate is a junior In college and I am a Kewa, Wash. Richfield friends TWIN FALLS - Twin Falls will be chairman of the event treshmanTWg-were-^docpnt” in high school and It paid off, -J»»pnriln(;; thp ceremony in- Chapter of the Idaho Writers this year, WB' lMve Juue a lut 'of-datiag ia eellege mostly wlth-guys wTwi '-ciuaea'-w r - aBinvir r ■ 'MeivUi League wlU tT i ^ m191- ” g p^m, ■,RlfhflBlri wall splPftpH hq fhp ask us out more than once because titey have a good time. Pope, Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Saturday at the Idaho Power spelling site because the senior And we donX bave to put out either. The guys who just want Johnston, and Mr. and Mrs, Auditorium. Frances Harris is high school division winner last sex don’t a s k u s t ^ e . And whoneedsthem ? aifford Dayley. Jh,?.I>rQgram leader,______year was a Richfield student, Most fellows respect gh-ls who say no! Is our ~3ulie~llnws.' There are five, i.inluhip irmy Mossom Into love, but don!t cheapen divisions In the contest for yourself and give love to gain friendship.” ine joyT)f true grades One through twelve, love Is worth all the waiting It takes, i^Aagic Vattey-^ovort+es^— TWecTtudents are allowed to FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ compete In each division from MRS. GLADYS ALLYN. their respective schoolsj 303 E. Ave. E, Jerome Shbshone^-Dletrich and Rlcli- — rr-B E A R -A B B ¥ ;-T hi»-ls-for .the girl who said that aice_ -fiold;------girls don’t get dates. She’s wrong. Boys don’t ask girls out TUNA CHOW MEIN the Tlmes-News and cannot be Hie public Is welcome to because they want only sex. Sure, if you’re giving It away, . CASSEROLE returned SUNDAY, atte.nd^.A;^dceflS0JlL3ald^— ____ they’ll take it, but they do have other Interests, I’ll bet that 2 tablespoons butter or nice Kansas girl Is dateless because she lets a guy know right margarine off the bat that she thlnkn all be wants is sex, and tliat turns I cup celery, diced him off. LOTS OF DATES AND STILL A VIRGIN cup onions, diced , . _ CUP and SAVE APRIL 25, 1 8^4-ounce can tuna fish Lei s Go ------DEAR ABBY: About that girl who said boys don’t care 1 lO^-punce can condensed crejun of mushroom soup or to date nice girls. You said she was wrong. Well, you goofed. RGM R SKATING cream of chicken soup* ______1971 T M y s6«'8 absolutely right. Face it, Abby, yea aren't a V4 cup milk SKATING SCHl DUie:------*-11- teen-ager anymore, SEVENTEEN Salt and pepper Monday thru^ Thursday DEAR SEVENTEEN: I know it. Tbey were sayliig the 1 3-ounce can Chow Mein Privat* Parti** by RoMrvation only nme-ihinK'when I wai • teeD-ageF,-and they^were wrong Noodles . ^ Phon* Pat Parrolt al 733-8109 Cook onions £ftid celery in « ' tiles, tso. ' 3 P.M. Friday «v«ning .... 8 p.m. fo 10:36 p.m. ' butter until tender. Add tuna, I soup and milk. Salt and pepper Saturday afternoon. . 1 p.m. to 3:30p.m. ft _ DEAR ABBY: That girl was so wrong to say that guys to taste. Starting with noodles. Saturday evening . .8 p.m. to 11 p.m. ft ilnn’ninini tn Miiiii pi>l...... ll th«»v pan gcore wlth them. 1 alternate layers of mixture and Sunday afternoon...... 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. K am a 27-year-old bachelor who enjoys the company of a girl I noodles in a casserole oisn. C O U J G t O F ft can have a good time With and I assure you I can leave sex Sprinkle remaining noodles on . Adm ission: «- out of it. There is so much more to dating and relationships top. Bake uncovered at 350 A fternoon. • 70f ft than just heading for the bedroom. I come' from the old degrees for 20 to 25 minutes, I v o n i n g . . . .9 5 * ft until noodles are slightly SOUTHERNlDAflO school where a walk in the moonlight and a kiss at the door Pric* Includos tkato ranlol and talot tax ft browned. is a perfect ending for a wonderful evening. As far as Tm "FOR GOOD CLEAN FUN It concerned, good girls are in style, and I hope tiiat girl in The Tlmes-News will pay SS ROLLER SKATING IS GREAT " ft Kansas doesn't lose her faith in us men. each week for Magic Valley FINE ARTS AUDITORIUM ft R. K. IN OSHKOSH, WIS. Favorites. If you have a ft favorite recipe. Just malL U to S K A f E L A N D ft What’f your problem? Yoa’H feel better U yo«t get U olf the Recipe Department, TWINEAtlS 733-8109 ft yoor chest. Write to ABBV. Box OTOa, Loi ABgeie*, Cat Women's Page Editor. The ft __ recipe Jecom ea the pcppfirty_gL ft eavelepc. ft ^ P O N S O R i D ^ ft ' H ”T p St A A ^bT tT ~ft- ft TtA/tfS^^iEWS^ ft convention HELD OVER!. . . YOU ARE INVITEDa ft AND ft ft set April 24 ft ft ft FILER — The South Central ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY ft District Past Matrons con­ ■ ft vention will be held April U in ft Wendell, according to Mrs. CO LLEG E O F ft __Luther Pierce, mem ber.____ The Star of the West Chapter ft No. 35 will host the 1:30 pjn, O P E N H O U S E ft luncheon. The business meeting ft will l>e held after the luncheon SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1 ;00 to 5:00 p.m. ft -— an d jill feature election of new ft officers. ♦ A memorial service will be This concert is a public service of the Times-News ft presented, under the direction atTwmTaTrs' New ft of the Past Matrons Evergreen and the College of Southern Idaho Students and ft — Oiapter, Burley. adnf^ission-is^fiEE. Tickets^will he rftnnirerl. h^w- « —4^-meinbers ever, and only hall capacity will be jdistributed: MOBILE HOME RANCH You nnay oBfain youFfr^tlcketirby dropping into On .PoU Una Read b«»we«n North Mathinglon honored and North Blue lakat. ilte-^RfTffis44ews-of£ice-iD_ Twin Falls. If you wish the ticket^ iTK3HecMo=yoo=mo4i=y©ui^i?equest=tCFr ft „ _ T W m FALLS _ - TWrteen 8 New Model Mobile members of the Nlx-oo?ix ♦ ^oslCelker, f ditoi^— ------ft TOPS Club wcK honored for ft perfect attendance at this' Homes oh Display Times-News ft . wedt's meeting at the home of ft babeDe Holmes. ^oxS4B ^ Plan Now to Attend ^ ft - Secret^sistcrs wete^revealed. Twin f^lls, Idaho 83301 ^ft -and^tonui wei e pi eiented to- ft .Q v iitiM Frid, Viola Cooot*. ft - lirii. Bdm M FLAMELESS ELECTRIC LIVING FOR A NEATER, CLEANER WORLD , Ibr W fm iid looet. Friday, April 14, Tlmes-News, Twin Falls, Idaho 11 set Gtiurch’s iiteral wing ists continues to thrive — - By ljOUUCASSELS—— reo9ri.j>Oaithj^^^ Is not just TW m FALLS - The Twin ministry within the community. imMltymfMttr God himself throlighhiiman lips being nosy about your religious Falls First Baptist Church wlU The training will be Allow ed by WhUe.roany so-called ^'main­ and pens.” . belieics; he is voicing in serious liurticipate in a leadership visitation on persons who have' line” churdtes k»ing Other .distinctive traits of persohal concern: fbr~yojir aining convocation today rshown intierest In the diurcb m em b en , the evyuigelicid vring w a n g d lc^ are derived from -,^tg-nal destiny.. W = f¥ -Rb v. t nMtlefard^ thrive. to the authority of the Bible. ■ particulariy to Pent^stals, the minister.. will conduct all training ~^Evarigaiafl»-ai8o imowirBr ^the-BibleTewrdrthat^esurrpower-of'th 6nH oty“ Splrit7 tQ The event is under the sessions. He will speak at 8:30 fundamentalists or conserva­ commanded His disciples to i n f o r m lives is as r e a l i ^ auspices of Project Winsome and 11 a jn . Sunday services at tives—wear.a wide variety of “ go into all the world andjnake. pr^smt; and knowable an IntemationiJe, Rev. Hughes th» First Baptist Churdb. B e is denominational . They dlsdples o f . all nations.” So experience today as it was in said, and is a contemporary.' an active and dedicated may be. Baptists^ Methodists, evangelicals are ardent suppor­ the d y n ^ c early days of the training-flction jproject irtildi. Christahi layman, Rev. Hu^ m jLutherana, Presbyteriaoat ters of eyangeUsm;^ _ Christian church. _____ involves lay peo^e in e f f ^ v e said, and operates a dairy farm copalians, Christians, ■ Naza- At hbnie, they sponsor This emj^iuis on God-here- /yimmiinlfiitlntm of their faith. at Castleford. -rsnes, or-members of a score preachingcrusades m d revivaL-^and-nQwJmparts.a-vltallty,and__ ' executive committee, of smidjer Protestant families. meetings to “ win souls for immediacy to evangelical wor- composed of John Massey, LaGrone was elect But 'they all have several Christ.” Abi'oad, they are the ship, and may account for the diairman; Mrs. Dean Dietri^ president o f the five-state thiiigs In common. ..backbone of Protestant foreign attraction it seems tfi haveTfor' and Mrs. |Don Hine, has been American Baptists of the north­ 'FLnrt and foremost is their missions. At least two-UUrds of large numbers of young people, appointed to give orguiizational west region at a recent Boise unconipromlslng belief that the the total U.S. Protestant incluiding college students. leadership to the program. convention^As an associate of Bible Is the word of J ^ J n ^ .mlssiQnacyLeffort_ is financed Because they believe no time ThA wppkpnrt event will Project' Winsome .. In- .literal sense, an Infallible and staffed by evangelicals. should be~Tost~” In w inpig~a" center around training dinners terhatio^ale, LaGrone gives T h^ zeal for making con person to Christ, theypla at. wliich lay persons are taught many weekends to the training verts is abetted by the fact that heavy stress on ^ d a y school 'By^anothei^yniiS how to shar^ « i a y persons uf= - tiiey take seriously the concepc u d youth activities. Campus their faith in a simple way and Project Winsome methods Youths : — of Hell, and believe that human . Chisade for Christ, Young Ufe develop a continuing outreach procedures. beings can be assured of w d the Inter-Varsity Christian escaphig everlasting punish­ Fellowship are among the more c o lle c t in g ment only by professing faith in dynamic evangelical organiza­ Christ and being baptized. If an tions working with young n e w s p a p e r s evangelical asks you, “ Brother, people. -a

IWIN FALLS — The youth at the Faith Assembly of God Revival^set in T.F. Church, ’Twin Falls, are collecting old. newq>apeqi-Ja TWIN FALLS — Alger help the church's missionaries Fitch, Eugene, Ore., vill be in various countries. guest spencer at reWval ser-. Mrs. Esther Thacker said the vices Friday, Saturdy and youth collect the old Sunday at the First Christian DREAMS WERE REAUZpa) with this smiU scoop of diit. newspapers and then sell them Church, Sixth Avenue and Breakfast when cnnstmetiflB of i new CDS' Chnrch ier Carey of- to a local business. The funds Shoshone Street. Church ffdally Wedieaday with Ktonndbrealdiig ceremonlea. Par- derived from the ^ e r a r e then . Dr. Fitdi was educated at-

hehd by b e g i i i s left, and Lew ESswoith of ESsworth Cboftmctlon Co. Black- missionaries for use in pur- College, Phillips' University, the ioott reapoBstfale for eonstnietkm. chasiiig trucks, bicycles ;or University of Southern . other modes of transportatio.n, California and Claremont to take them from village to School of Theology. village. He assumed the position of Anyone wishing tp donate old assistant professor of New Groundbreaking rites newspapers should call Rev. Testament at Northwestern Clay^Steph^_at-7316944^oL Chriatlan^CQllege. Eugene, in Mrs. Thacker. 423-5773. and the i ? 68. He also ^wT^ed as a church's youth ^ pick them minister for more than 20 yeansT^ for Carey chufch up either after school or on He is a world traveler, speaker DR. ALGER FITCH weekends. and lecturer. By WARREN GOSSETT for Bishop M urdock, arid must furnish $129,738 toward Evening services will begin at TYIER STREET -several, nthffr church officials the protect, half of which has rrii . . 7:30 pjnpjnfi. A no4iost breakfast - .program chairman and the TtmeyWewa Oarrespoad»at BAPTIST CHURCH- President Stewart told those been met. -th em e given —wiu wurfe te held for men at 7:30 invocation was given by Mrs. CAHEY - Gathered,,,in a 288 TYUER STREET present that “ this is the day ' Ellswnlh Construction was a jn ., and a no4u>stluncheon for Frank Eslinger. Mrs. Floyd large windy field beneath biUowing gray clouds, hundreds we’ve all be looking fonrard to low bidder for the project at ALMO — “ Biblical witness of women at 1:30 pan. at a loeal 9:45"Sundoy ^hool, -IJjSTERSTmiMEia Smith welcomed guests and the resurrection of Jesus” was nf Cnrev l.a s Church members fOT two years,” and remind^ $385,000. This amount doesn't cafe. 1 1 lOO^M orriing Worship Larry Brown iUtl'OdULCKl' Uie watdied Wednesday as •fees "Of —tbame—of—the_£aaiS£. — Sitfdal__ music will be seniors. in the Almo LDS A :3 0 - ir ■ASr Yniing dreams formed with the turning of the necessary funds for $12,200 or churdi furnishings program provided by the King'* Mrs. Ray Jones gave the financing construction had been and landscaping. Chut^. vesters,. Twin PaUa, during 7 t30*tnnlng WotiMp Crusade to _ devotions. Vocal selections of a scoop of sod in a golden dw velr m e ti^ th some-|65,000^1eft to l>e chiirrh tw hiitn - Readers were Bishop WUllam _ each_servlce._HQ*ardJLiBrsetttL were raised in less than one year. land donated to the ^ u rch by D. *^nes, David Boden and Mrs. minister from Hansen, will lead Palter begin at gHnpoigCdaFagm.plt 'eoi^.S'c^S-SLXh.Sf’ nndVMn AHamson Wallace Taylor. Poems were congregational singing. A ~Tni'uei-Tnr in . 1 and ^/elma WRcod,~ac.- nnH___ o/>. c o n s t T U C t io n - o n - a - n e a r iy - h a ll— SvCT by D-BlITWdrEaufiir He encouraged members to and located on a—lot-in. the_ nursery;^ be provid^ at each ■‘Wholto m ntthtiibh c o i^ a n le d by Mrs^-JJary- Tracy, Kenny Uarflngton, bulMing~~b%an with offidat-^ntfaiue— hard— work— and—northaast-aaction-ofXaroe------aervlM. ------Nelron. JoAnn Tracy ann^rdeir T/F. church groundbreaking ceremonies on sacrifice as the church is Rev. James Keefe gave the Sheridan. five acres of land donated to the striving to have the building ' The church structure will TWIN FALLS - A series of Easter message. Group 1 Mrs. H. E. King spoke and the church. j paid for by the time con- .contain 12,600 square feet, cooked the breakfast .with other Junior Sunday Sdwol choir q>ecial meetings of iiumerous.„church officials structlon is complete — some instruction ofHcials began crusade will begin at groups assisting lirmaklng^ sang with Mr4. Bert TVacy and participated In the ceremonies, 300 days;— ------layout—of—th e -c h u r c h _ im - the F i ^ Assembly of God decorations, serving and dish including Blaine Stake “Let's all continue to work mediately after ground- Kfrs. King as accompanists. washing. (!3iurefa,' Twin Falls. President Oral Stewart and two togetlKr and finish this building breaking ceremonies. ,Featurea~ speaker will be of his counsalora,—Wfllter as a monument to our heavenly Ellsworth said his firm would Evangelist Lester Summers, Bowman and Joseph Ivie; father,” President Stewart ■Begin------g rountf^ rtoViiig Houston', Tex., and will speak at Bishop Verd Murdock of the said. operations immediately. ^ HEAR^ 11 a jn . and 7:30 p jn . on Sun­ Carey (iurcli; Lew Ellsworth of Total cost of the building will Ross Ellsworth will be Dr. J. Vernon McGee days and 7:45 p jh . Tuesday Ellsworth Construction Co., be $432,459, with 70 per cent of resident superintendent for the through ^Wdays^Summers haa^ Marriage Bladtfbot, who will build the that amount,, or. $302,721, to be construction firm. OTA Ar-" been a pastor in Houston for diurchrAlton D. Patterson and providsl by the central church diltects of Twin Falls designed “ThroughThe many years, 'hie recently Millard L. Menea, counselors bulMlng fund. The Carey ward the building. resigned from his church to loses job Bible Hour” enter the evangelistic field. He will 5 »eak on world events In the Monday-Friday, Ughl of Biblical prophecy and of priest Hansen unit buys furniture 6:30 - 7:00 p;rtir“ on various subje<^. — The public is invited, says Radio Station KEEP SAN FRANCISCO (U PI)- HANSEN - The Hansen Mrs. W. I. McFarland gave made by members and given to Pastor L. I. LaMance. Archbishop Joseph T. McGuck- circle 6f the Kimberly thi lesson study, "T he 'WoiBSir-the-center: ------^ ^ — en has suspended a 49-year-old Methodist church Women’s Who Missed Easter,” from iMiirtrMMrtf priest after it was revealed he Society of Christian Service has Response magazine and each, • lt*«i ceUn Cantata had been married for seven given the WSCS $100 to pur­ member told what Easter years and had a 5-year-old son chase furniture for the fireplace meant to her. Mrs. BfoFarland • Easv-t*-urdh _ gave devotions from the-Upper GOSPELSERVICES given at The Rev. Robert-Duryea, a ITwas repbrtea at the cirde 'R o o m ."------pecMiib: priest for a quarter of a meeting Wednesday at the M rs. Lav411a Legg w as century, was removed from St. home of Mrs. Austin Moore that welcomed as a new member. A Priced Kimberly- Peter's Churdi at nearby drapes and two chairs have thank you letter w u read from ~Padflca and—his— assistantr -oMfa«-Twin Falla First ClirisllanCliiireh KIMBERLY - “ Hallelujah! Father Larry Purcell, 26, was room. Day Care Center, for the qnOtf imiuwl "tempuiafy adminlatra— 6th And Shoshone" ” ImtoHwt w M i h M vlM i fa d at the United Methodist Church tor.” by the combined djoirs of the Father Duryea served his last APRIL 16 ^1 7 - 18- 7:30 P.M. Christian, Nazarene and United Mass E^aster Sunday with his W hy buy from small sample sv/atches — Methodist Churches Sunday 30-year-old wife iknd their son NIGHTLY ,buy from the .roll and you can see What evening. — sitting unnoticed among the your rug will look like in your home. It was directed by Rev.. faithful. Charles Miller, pastor of the DR. ALGER FITCH SPEAKER Nazarene church. The cantata iww. M h-wuoo*m a*»ai SUNDAY: was arranged by John W. CAMBRIDGE BIBLES n » d « « « h o fT « V IV M T I* « " rodk. OBd e/auJe BROWN'S Peterson. S. School . . 9:4S AJA. CM Word h«ird o*« KW t J70 KC W NURSERY PROVIDED CHURCH SUPPLIES W enhlp. 11:00 AJM. dor»o<*.OOAJ*. . ^ ^ Mrs. James Keefe and Mrs. I t fe * !W » .< « e e • " w d CARPETIS OUR SPECIALTY . . f^l» Wall, R p v Mlllgr-Jamea . - M oqj^^Yollev 0 »«p«l Houf ■ . 7:30 rjM. CoS731-*733 7 1 3 -5 5 * } 4 * Speciol Music - King's Harvesters Cutler, Mike Dickson and Glenn I43lltam »v». fc ...... TwhrfoHt* GH RISTIAN SUPPLY HRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD and Howard Larsen Hannanlng sang duet and solo 763 Main Av«. N. 733-M 77 .W. Utmt a Slioup A w . I.______Twin . - numbers. TWM FAILS SPONSORS THESE SPOIKORS MAKE THIS PAGE POSSBIE - THE CHURCH NEEDS YOU.. ATTEND THEJCHURCH LesleOawls^:^: Butb^tlooib Lynwood Shopping Center HdMOfiod^Mnf ^etmU^CHQiCE^ Cowplolo Shoppiwtf C«n»« r iF(>rm Equjprnaml I $toppin«.CM — Toin f JHISSUNDAY Nuo lo lm Blvd. t Faor Am . — Twin Falh I9U Elliobolh Blvd. — Twin Follt — 733-8405 =0scojtaig- IVaislorthwest M oytog - Mo«orch - PMco • KHcK«n Aid Cnry«Mr« To k iU A«r

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BOISE (UPI)-Oov. Oedl D. He said it comes from the Ar- the, interior secretary to ap­ Darrell Manning, Pocatello, Pe­ deep." Andrus Thuraday told a news co area but that he is uncertain prove a national park manage­ te HIU, Idaho Falls, and Mel­ —There will be no )^ te park conference he will let the legis­ of the politics of those com- ment plan for the Sawtooth, vin Hrscbi, Moscow, have ap- closures this year although lative reapportionment bill be< idaining. White Clouds, Boulder and Pio­ l^ed for the Job. some services niay be curtailed com e law idtbput his Mgnattire Andrus also told his news con­ neer Mountain ranges. ____ ~~'=11iefe piaytfe some person-' because of money reasons^ ^ th the understanding it will ference; - —Despite pieas from pilots nel laid off by the Parks De­ —He still may p r ^ the Int­ be tested in the' courts. to the contraryChet Moultoa partment but not as many as erstate Commerce Commission Andrus said he vras informed —Hehasnamed Pete Henault, probaldy willhe replaced by the announce by parks director. for a reduction in interstate rail by tawnoakers' iri both houses Idaho Falls-phy^clst, to suc- aeronauticacammlssloh a s ^ t e Becke freight rates for Ictohoans i fom - -WtngQwr lpa» goes into ^fect. that they want to asJiis speoiBlxepre8entatiye.Qn_ sure on one man, one vote th^ White Qouds-Interior grounds. Force Committee. , ’ He,said there also has been —He has asked L.B.Day, a charge of gerrymandering Portland,fleldrepresentatlvefbr lodged against the measure. the interior department, to aak- ll/e Tliiirs.,Fii,SaL, i Siin. Evenings Air riders win relief All Pizza 20% OFF Pitcher Beer $1.00 WASHINGTON (UPI) - lighting up. United Air Lines will separate Edwarf E. Carlson, United’s I t smokers from other passengers President, cordoned aff a Com e and See Us” in first class and coach service section of a jetliner bound to begliming next Wednesday. Miami firom Qeveland last The nation’s largest airline week when he was told , a HAP)»y HOUR says it will seal[non.smoker8 in passenger - Dr. David Gitlin — 7 to 8:30 pm STRIKING Workers tad radical studentt clMh with riot police the front and smokers In the might su[fer heart trouble DRAfT Knights fai ft«nt of U.8. K a d a a Air Bate at Naha, Okinawa, fibldds, long rear. In case the smoking area because o f smokers. • B i n . .... 15* glosB At 5 Points North Is filled, any smokers seated in United Is the second major staves give cnmhatants appearance o f medieval inlgfats. About "Tho Place To Bring Your fam ily" o f IVaha 50 were hurt in dash resoUlng from protest of dismissal of the non-smoMng area will be airline to separate smokers on OUnawan base workers. (UPI) asked to step to the rear before every flight. Sirhan guarded on death row SAN QUENTIN, CaUf. (UPI) exercise area on the row but —Two years after being con­ that, too, is. screened off. victed of the murder of Sen. Park said most of the trouble Robert F. Kennedy, 'Sirhan B. authorities have had with ^ h a n still Is tieing protected Sirhan, 27, stemmed from the from other prisoners on deatR: restrictions placed on him, f OUR DOORS row at San,Quentin prison. “But Uie possibility of an Sirhan was convicted April attack’ Is real,” he said. “ We 17, 1969, and later sent to the got a picture of Sirhan in 1969 special section of the prison that had a black hand drawn oir PASS THE MOST IMPORTANT that houses 91 other condemned it. It came from a row inmate men. Despite the passage of but I can't say which one." time, prison officials have not During his first year here markedly relaxed the special Sirhan, who entered the ^Ison WCTt on a la- PEOPLE IN THE WORLD arrived. day hunger strike to protest "W e still view it as hazardous what he called “ Nazi concentra­ to have him out with the m en," tion camp-like treatment.” said Assbclate Warden James After that the other inmates ■ Paik. "Anutuilety uut wanting— wei e allptml to -talk- to -hhn r Y O XT 0 1T« riTSTOBIlilBS!!! to gH his name In the paper through the screen. might attack Sirhan.” Last September Sirhan was The one man prison officials subdued frith teargas when he don't view as a threat to the threw a tantrum In his cell. -killer nt . Kennedy ts Ronald^ _^ayrk said he was upset at the Dining Delights Created by Fou()uet, convicted of beating time tecause the iitate UepatT” hii ccn>n>on4aw wife's S-yew- ment wouldn't let his mother go C L i- J ln lo iL i t e . SUNDAY:. juA aoBitraiiair.T to Jordafi. ' Sirhan lives a quiet life in a Sjirhan Is visited occasionally Two Buffels from the other by his mother or lawyers, :^ R tD A 1 ri------Ktvning bun«i men. Park said, and Fouquet Attorney Russell Parsons, one Seafood Buffei fnlrrtainmrnl. ritarM a similar cell next to 0nsir?iilirs lawyeis during his him. trial for the June 5, 1968," $ ^ 9 5 $ 0 9 5 “ He can talk to Fouquet slaying, said he visited him th rou ^'th e screen but I don't about three months ago. know ' ___\ r«m no«n lo I p.m. said. agitated and nervous," Parsons ^rrU l buffet Gourmet Buffei lu n ch ron — Sirhan can converse with the sAd. "Of course that's not No rrAroBliont ncrdrti IN THE GA rA imUM. . . other condemned inmates when unnatural .for a inan'on death $ ^ 9 5 be is let out into a small row.” ' $ J [ 5 0 Money guards slain „CHICAGO tUPI) -_Tw p O’C o i^ r twice in the heart. Brinks, Inc.. guards were shot One body was behind the n4)e^ to death Ihursday while of the truck, the other half in making a pickup of money at and half out. the Southway Hotel on the William Hudson, a patrolman dty'aSonth'Slde. who reached the scene' first, THIS TTie victims were Identified said that the hotel staff said as Gerald T. O’Connor, 40, of one guard had remained inside suburban Lombard, and Gerald the cab of the truck while the - & .eaneyr-37, OiicagOr-Greaney—secom i-^t«red—tOr- flet-the- was shot four tiroes, and receipts.

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GoodUng BURLEY - The Cassia — Jackson, one and a quarter pondered Cbunty Commission, in con­ miles Muth of the Snake River, J e ro w e (CoDtlniKd from junction with the Bureau of county line and about two miles' L la e o ln Rep. Roberts said the state Land Management, has. west of the west end of Lake also has applied foir federal M in id o ka developed nine landfill 'dump Walcott; funds for il w In a whahllltatiniL------program. He' said -the rt-have—■— insiances :" wnere rehabilitation alreM y has been May 8, and all organization? are tried in the state and that there' ^ being asked to help with a has been success with the user unified effort. ' and ev^n with the pusher. The The new dump grounds are use of m ethadone in a placed throughout the county to rehabilitation or "methadone ntenance" program also ^ residents a convenient place to has Ifeen approved, Rep. dump their tc a ^ according to Roberts said^ commission Chairman John Leon Smith, prosecuting Qark. ^ attorney for Twin Falls County, competition An organizational meeting is feels the legislature was “ sold a scheduled for 8 p jn . Tuesday at bill of goods” when it voted the Cassia County Courthouse to passage of the bill. plan for the May 8 effort, Clark “ The 30 page bill appears to said. Representatives of all be a good bill, with the ex­ for trustees organizations and communities ception of five lines — which is in the county hav been asked to a.-aU-devoted-to-possession,” he — K ck Graves," incumbent in ByPEGGVrau attend Tuesday’s meeting. said. Times-News Writer Zone 2, is the only candidate The dump grounds are He Is particularly unhappy GOODING - Two of the three unopposed. Voting will be held located near each community, that ■ the reduction in Gooding school trustee>)sta to from 2 to 7 p jn . April 27 at the including: seriousn^ of the offense has be filled in the April 27 election a’dministration office. — The Marlon dump, seven Mabe removed ’ a powerful wedge are contested. Zone 1 includes the area miles north of Oakley and three from the hands of law en- Incumbent Claude Scanlon Is within four square miles in and iorcement. Smith says that opposed for re-election inZone 1 around G o o ^ g . Zone 2 in­ "^^oridey, one mile police"-r^ o fftcerrF= tu o 5= B r e = by Dr. Douglas 0 . Smith, an cludes the area south and east the Oakley airport and about primarily concerned with internist who moved here two of Zone 1, with the Gooding- one and one-half miles east; getting the pusher. years ago from California. Wendell highway as the west He also admits that every Scanlon is the American Oil boundary and the Big Wood experimenter who is caught in distributor for G oo^g. River is the north boundary. at Buhl possession of illegal drugs is not.... Vying in Zone 3 are Arden Zone 3 is the area north of the R etired AF BUHL — Dan E. Mabe. necessarily prosecuted. “ These Stutzman, who owns a tractor road running east and west just Wds." Smith says, “ don’t want repair shop, and Bob north of the Big Wood River and Middleton, has been named superintendent of the Buhl to get busted for a felony and Fredericksen, a rancher. They east of the Gooding-Falrfleld often the mere fact of having a aide killed schools. Supt. Rex EngelWng seek the one-year term to fill the highway. It also includes the old serious offense hanging over said Thursday. unexpired term of the late Bill Gomes school district in Lincoln MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho Mabe will begin his duties ^ e ir iKad induce them to F r a n c e . . County.. (U PI)—Col. EUery D." Preston. revMl their sources.” here July 1 after signing a 60, a retired Air Force officer This information is extremely three-year contract with the and former Mountain Home Air valuable to Smith and the of­ school board. Engelking is base conunander, died in a traf­ ficers he works with in making taking the superintendency of fic accident Thursday evening. drug cases. Kimberly sets the Nampa s(±ool system. He Preston's car and a pickup And, ask any police officer served in Buhl for 11 years. truck driven by Robert W. Ben­ just how hard it is to make a -T h e .new- superintendent^wj nett. 57, Mountain HomeT^col- case on a person for selling graduated from Emmett High lided at the Canyon Creek and drugs. PTA conference School and received a B.A. Kniefel Road intersection near " In Twin FaDsTwhid) has the"' A»gree from the Univrslty of KIMBERLY — Hie Fourth and chairman. Mountain Home. largest police force of any city_ District PTA conference will be "MrsTKeith Amende, Albion, is " - BeiiHett sustairied serious-Ma>»<>Y^^6^ \ ^ u in Magic Valley and one which held at the Kimberly school district PTA president. -State chest injuries and was taken degree in vocational agriculture GROVE of cottonwood trees near Bdlevne U famndated by devotes much time and effort to Saturday, AprU 24. RegistraUon officers expected to attend, in from Colorado State University to Elmore Memorial Hospital. .n u affiiiwtwr frem maltfag w aw W i M MP tUi dniff fvtntrnl nn'H M)iic^tlon gill bagin- a t giM> u jn i. a c - •addition 'to M for-Kialingi ni^ In iafii- ratio of possession cases, to He also holds a degree in Spring- week increased pace at which now cover In higher areai of cording to Mrs. Floyd 0. Mrs. Morris Fuller, Boise, first selling cases is more than nine school administration f r ^ the Magic Valley wa i being lowered, causing rtreams n d riven to Kisling. Dietrich, state state vice, president and to one. But. police say, a good College of Idaho. Caldwell, in w aters run at higher levels. Water pool at r o i ^ d e reflects brancfaei of preaideftt. program chaiiroap, and Mrs. many pushers are arrested on 1966. He taught four years and still leafless trees. (Tlqies-News photo by Warren Gossett). A |}anel discussion on the Pierce Roan, Twin Falls, Spelling possession diarges. topic, "Reading Improvement second vice president. was high school principal for . . - This situation is predominant Services Everywhere,” will be Mrs. Kisling said all in­ two years prior to becoming in most of Magic Valley. The held during the morning with terested persons are en- superintendent at Middleton ‘ ‘seUlng" case is rare. The the afternoon schednln /-ailing coura^ed to attend, Mrs. contest five years ago. ratio. va\l«y-wl(U .. ~ wail for worki^ps for PTA officers' KlilingsatdfT’’ — MaberlielongB to the Maaonic— equalized some this moHtST lodge and .several professional Agents the Idaho State slated associations. He is married and Bureau. Drug Control-in theTalKeFoT 1fiFerM ris"whTr& cooperation with local SHOSHONE - Three In grade school. authorities, arrested several U.S. 93 travel students in three divisions were people for allegedly selling or riam«J~a3 The teams for the (^vlngliway nareoll«aF~ " ~ ^ Lincoln elementary school here site Bu^poUce point out..thla. was to enter the American Legion Richfield only after a six-months in- increase seen spelling tontest to be held at 8 -B yJERRY^ffilUtMANN----- HFalls counties that-each-of the sound -operatlon.-lt-ts-m ~4he- -ve^atiflft-ln'th^area by state pjn. Arpil 26 at Richfield. Times-News Writer other counties was out to get the wrong location." Weir said. ^agents. SHOSHONE - Anticipated: Highway 93' ff“ a business ■ Division' 1. 'first and second sets meet HEYBURN — The ate^\»hl(* other."...... ’ - ijfe alM pointed ouHtls mroi^ Chief Frank Barnett of the increase in use of Highway 93 by development grows, therer lie graders, winners-were Kirk . has been chosen for the regional ‘“ntis jealousy is now a thing to believe that people in Twin Twin Falls Police Department 1990 is 250 per c^ C Donald said- It would allow adequate Duffin, Jan Carraway and airport is the best of all those of the past,” Weir said. "Right Falls County are not behind the, is displeased about the proapect Runberg, realt>* specialist for spac£ for the additional ex­ John Johnson. on sewage proposed. Neil Weir, chairman now through the ( ^ r t s of the project. of possession being only a the Bureau of Land change on Highway 93 and Division n, third and fourth of the Interim Regional Airport interim board^-^^Shd tlUft SuuUi- “ Every pfaere I’vo spoken in— mliAmiMnnr .there RICHFIELD - Richfield Management, told the North within desfrable distance from graders, winners were,Tom Board, told mernbers of the Idaho chamber, all of the ’Twin F a ^ County, there have should be a provision, wHereby residents have received written ade Board of Realtors Wed­ the proposed location of a Beitia, Sharon Magoffin and Heyburn. Paul and Rupert counties In the region are been good turnouts,” he said. the original arrest.Is made on a - notices urging them to attend a nesday night at the Manhattan regional airport. Jqylean Johjfison.. chambers of commerce behind the project." “ Thatis miore than I can say for felony cotnplalnt, with the piiblic meeting at 8 p.m. Cafe, He said the BLM land is now Winners in Division HI, made Thursday night. Each of the proposed sites the Minidoka area.” He said be stipulation that the diarge can Tuesday concerning a proposed He said the estimated in­ used for grazing and private up of fifth and sixth grade Weir said the South Idaho was examined to see if they qwke twice with only seven be reduced to a misdemeanor if sewer system for the city. crease is based upon the purchases ’ hiay be made students, were Mary Beitia, Chamber of Commer.ce had could become self-aufQdent, persons attending. circumstances warrant. Speakers will attend from the number of cars using Interstate available as well . as Lore Blackburn and Merche been the main instigator to get a how much farm land wuuld^he The advantages of the site the AnotheriJrovliloBrlirthoiaw------r Idaho Department of Health. 80 in this area. Runberg also recreational use, including Pagoaga. regional airport in Muth central taken and the availability of the Interim board has chosen for which hu drawn the chief's Federal Home Adminisfration. gave the realtors a look into the horse back riding, bicycle Members from the high Idaho. IW s is the only part of site to both customers and the the airport, Weir, said, are: criticism, Is one providing for Reidesel and Straubhar future use of BLM land,using riding, swimming, hiking and school speech class, who the state -which does not have a road netwoHc. although the site is on erasure of a "possessor’s'' engineers, and the city at­ maps and pictures along with hunting. pronounced the words, were regional airport. Weir said. He “ To hav^ the airport become federal land, the board has first" record. He points out that ac- torney. They will answer , tils narration. The Wendell members will be Tracy Churchman. Gary spoke at a meeting at the self-sufficient you have to have prtori^. H ie BLM will give the cording to the new law, a person questions, and the engineers A drawing showed future hosts for the May meeting, Burkett and Kay Saras. Heyhum city hall. industry located in its'ititJustrlal land to the board and wants the arrested for possession can be will present project Infbrmation I itillty of land near the in- according to Ray Assendrup, Judges were Mrs. Omer He also said that the easiest park, air cargo facilities, airport. put on proBation, do a good as to estimated costs and t >rsection of the interstate and president. p Shook and Mrs. Harrell Thome. out for the eight men on the private pilots using it, com­ ... Tlie Board does not have to probation, petition the court for construction schedule, _ j 1. interim board would have been mercial airiines and be close to- acquire any farmlandrfor-the— diacharge~aml~tlismlBsai~of~ .^ e eijgi | ^ j^ r e hiredJaL -to in-th prideinoutacfaool— 31ie_dlTlik)lt_Jn_fte. 5om^JBMlLBwiaopMLto^ mocac necampgroand tn o - Dee Kii Uer said Friday. sporU tion and $19,900 in ment wiQ receive $300 for the peixfiturea, whkh indades new and getting more stndenU In- munlty regarding low to«»me I L ” i _ The :i 871-72 budget of $514,181 janitorial salaries. Other coming year" diemlstry and equipment, la expected to volved” in student government persons was diacnsaed b y H « . date_ 50 ovemiglit camping Chief ^Barnett that m M, ntrite p*r iright. ~tt has indW- , ls$12.4il((higher than last gea r’s operation, of (dant expenditures—ph yaica—will—re ce iv e —$400, «noiBit4o^i7DO. ------and^wtivitietr— ------JBvprett- Gardner, •becaoaeC figure of $501,777. Teacher^ amounts to $18,000 fw hert, biology $300. home economidt Chris McKbn, newly elected "WeneedtobaOdacomnuinlty dual canq> onlt hooknpa of wa- written Intotfaelawt il^arie II, which came to $351,902 utilities and janitor supplies. $500. ahm $400, typing $300. and Utilities ane up $1,200 from president for next year, said meaningful far an pcraoaa.'’ tier and ^teetrfdtjr. picBte tab- amount (more than ^ whihIi I last yttsar, are up $11,129 vo-«g win receive $>00. the 70-71 school year because of obtaining a student lounge is Anolfaer chamber member. 1m . hot showera and flndi the poaaessor’s own « n ) at becaust!' of a .$200 across the School maintenance costs will Textbooks for the elemen­ allowances for the new high, one of the projecU for the Don Fooat, commented that toOeta. ^ iknga or narmtics can Iw board sj ilaryfai^iqiproved ^ - “peraina 1 1 ^ on wdtare can Ovcniigtit camping fee 1a |2J0 amount to $13,950. This indudes tary. junior Ugb and high achod DOW under conatniction. coming year. - assumed to be pan m H far school trustees earlier- this rejdacement coats of $2,000 for .k in o l win asQOont to $8,500 and Other ezpenditnres remain Skouras aaid a Sjprlng Fling U move Into m w w home for $50 nightly P«r caiqpteg unit, sale. Ma depwttiMHt « m M t year. - apparatus. maps and earnlttff*, aappUe* far tlia tlaree v tooia- «boot the a«iie for botlHKfaM^ per nurntli. whHe-woridng~eordta*-lo-»«* Other salaries are thrM per $750 for m u sic, $350 for aiwuld total 14.500., Hie Ugb yean). school which wfll offer fun and peraona may spend •their Hover. , I .

<4 T lm w -i^w r. tw ip Fall», Idaho Friday, April 14, 1971 Idaho National Temperatures Temperatures

By United Press Intematloiial bOW-JONIl STOCK AVMAOaS. — Al)erdeen High Low Pep. NEW VORK (UPDu-Prices . By UallHI rrM » lafirB " NatAIrl .lo l MO 2 4 ^ 23»H 24 - ^ mntiniuiH tnlxwl__in heavy M-ImI M.Tr NAteifC 2.20 23 SlUi SOW SOH— H Bear Lake AUanU c 74 ' 44 .... n*.m...... msi-J11.14 403 iJH "4ffC i‘- 40^—1^ Noon ...... n t.a 2II.U in.fv iii.Ji Boise Boston c 49 "35 turnover aa trading on the Ip.m...... m is 2t7.t5 124.11 311,11 NatDUtil .90 174 i r ^ MM* HU'CmM 15. 24W 23^ UH— H Bwley Buffalo c 46' 29 .... stock market rounded the N*lch«. ....+0.W - l.« -0,0? -^.40 117 22^4 -22H 2 2 W - % Pcl.ct>g.... + 0.10 --O JI rr^.07 —0.12 N A tG vp f.OS CaldwoU halfway mark Friday- ' Natl Ltdd 1 3 2t 2 3H 2^<^ 23 + H diarleston $.0. c 66 57 ■ W t t t — < ...... - V .- - Emmett - ngpiinftg myd a narrow leaa NatORMft .2S 417 i74V. 71Vli Chicago-pc...... 61— 48- V*+ '/* 0*1 MM I.IO Des Moines py 76 58 among the l,6 l6 'lM e r traded. Scud p i .31b 51 23W 23V* 23V* O o iE d lt 1.40 130 17H 17'^ 17U -. El Paso c _ 73. 47 The Dow Jones industrial Olam Shm 1 tS S4^ lOH im-f1'/4 Ditbold .4te 14 u iini m* ■ 300 24V* 25f* 24 -f >/• Houston pc' 81 60 average pi 30 selected blue 111 1MH in i04Wi+m H<>N'oii.« 49 S4H 541* 54H-f V| oivtaywlo Indianapolis c * 66 40 chips stood up 1.05 at 939.22. D I« t$ M 1.20 -4..S4V* SIH J3»*— H I! S4 2 » * 20V*-' 2IV» . . . D om aM n .M II ,47V» HIM «U.— Vi N», B*n 1.40 17 37Ji 37H 37H . Kansas CSty pc 80 A three hour volume of Dow Ch 2.40 155'*m «0H *H4+IVi Norton Si 51 11 S4>4 54'4 5 4 V 4 - V4 62 D r t u « r 1,40 411 MW 3*Ui 34W+ M, _ _ Los Angeles cy 74 58 11,7SP,000 sharies was.off from D u k a P 1.40 141 14V* 14 14V* + M, Occld Peir I 379 ’2O H 2OV4 20V* + „ Jd to - C o c p _____ 192— 18?«—4SL> —« W ■w Kuna- Memphis pc------74-- 48- Die M»*iw;vWsnarcfl iTiiucu ui j O hio E d 1.54 49 2444 2 4H 24H Mtn. Home Mianii Beach c 75 63 .... comparable period Ihursday. O k la G E 1.24 744 241* 34>4 2 4 V 4 - H O k la N G 1.24 5 22Vi 22 2 2 V *+ -'» I^w^ton Minn.-St. Paulc 74 57 .... One a n a l ^ describing the EaKoCp .90 44 22 2m 211*— Ui OHnCorp .U 2M 25V4 25 25 - Om ark In 41 23 l4H-14V*-l4»*-»-'V<,- M I I D ^ New Orleans c 80 market as ‘Yagged,” said thie" 'Easltm Air T50 24V* au 23**— U. Parma 50 .04 East Kod la 340 to 79 7944+ .JSfBoCk 1.20 33 2044 20'/4 20V, + V4 Pocatello New York cy 54 42 ...... list was pausing to digest the 35 42H 421*4 42W'^ ’-* E a to n Y 1.40 79 37'4 37 37 - Rupert Phoenix c 65 51 .05 gains of the past two weeks. E IP a M N G 1 * 197 2 m 21W 2 1W + O w a n C F M .75 144 4 1 H 41 4lH-<- V« E ttra C p 1.20 II 2SV;i 2ew 7§'^— H O w anM I 1.35 74 42'1 42 6 2 'i Salmon Pittsburgh c 53 35 .... ' Kimberly-Clark, up and e S B In 1.20 55 2 7 H i l H 27W . . . SHOWERS are expected along the Pacific Coast and over 35 43Ui 4 2^ 43^»— H Soda Springs Portland, Me. ey 52 34 .... Federal National lilortgage, up E u x i n r 1.20 P a c G a « 1.44 70 32*'» 32'n 32Vi portVms of the western monntains. Scattered showera~and Ethyl Cp .t4 112 2 ^ 3 5H 2AV«-> P a c L t C 1.40 23 2444 244* 24'/) ^ W. YeUOwstone Cold air Portland, Ore. ey 53 36 .... 1%, were actively traded ExCeilO Y little change elsewhere. (DPI) Falrch Cam 472 3«U 34ii A3H+ 'A Eli Lilly, which recently P h llP e f 1.30 397 33*/4 32H 3 2 ?i . . . For McK .to -»30-W¥-»W~aaW^^* - P llliW y 1.44 9 5 ^ 54V* S4'/»- 4* Cloudy with chance of showers being observed throughout the crease ahead of a cold front announced lower eafnings, fell FreeprlS -10 -24H 24W. 24W+ P itn e y 8 .41 43 33'/> 33'-d 33'^— • ^ ____ t „ _ ^ ^ d a y afternoon. Highs days region and low temperatures which will begin affecting the Polarotd^32- ~4V1 / t. “ f Central Idaho mountains partly cloudy skies will region by Saturday. Scattered first quarter earnings. Polaroid G a m S k 1.30 Hi 4S«% 45^ 4 5 ^ ^ P S E & G 1.44 412 31 «* 2t‘^ 21^*-f' tonight. Cloudy with chance of south of Sahnon River: prevaU with high temperatures showers wiU be associated with Gannatt .41 U ' 47W 47«A 47»A^- '/J Pullmanln 3 II 47H 47»/4 47'/4 — ^ Friday reported lower first GnAOII .«0g 31 4 3H 43V* 4 3 H + PuraxCp .14 105 20';. I9’^i 20'» + wohfn® I Increasing cloudinesg tonight rem aining slightly below the new weather system, G an D y n a m 92 2 t(* 21V* 2tV*— P u r o la t 1.40 10 1444 l4'.')-f Twin Falls quarter earnings and dipped O n E la c 2.40 220 119H 1 1 IH 119 - in « D ^ becoming cloudy Saturday. *nnaL ranging 50 to 60 in Measurable but Ught amounts IH. G n F o o d 1.40 211 40V* 39V* 3 9 ^ . . . Ralston .70 83 2 9H 29V* 2 9H t- ' i inr.fr southwestern Wileys to 40s and of precipitation were noted Gan HottCp 42 2 2^ 22H 2 2 H - •'i Raython .60 60 3 9H 39'.4 39'? Tempera lures Gan Inttr 2k 220 2 4H 24V* JA 'A — '/* RCA Corp 1 630 34^^ 34H 3444^ '« H in tonight 15 to 25. , 50r~southeaslenT portion, yeste^ybutnonewasobserved OanM illt .94 141 3 4H 33^ 3 3 H - ' V* R a p S ll 1.40 V 30'm 29»* 30’ » > >• Mnt tonight and 30 per cent synopsis: ^ e m ig h t lows wiU be In the L tn ig h t. CanAtot .aSb 364 $1H 17 — ^ Ravloninc 1 47 7544 75 7544-*- H High Low Pr. 1 P.M. PRICES G Pu b U 1.40 115 2 4 ^ 24H 3 4H — W R a y Ind 3.40 354 44'^ 43^ 64*^’*- lo ^ r r r o w High pressure is temporarily 20s. colder spots to the 30s GeneraUy the parUy cloudy GnStaal Ind II 15W 15 15V*— Vi RayMat 1.10 471 32'.^ 30 3 1 H -*-l'* Yesterday 58 28 .02 NIW YOtK CTOCK IXCMANOf G T E 1.S2 270 34H 33H 33Ai— 'A RIaoal P .60 48 17'-^ 17'^ 1 7 '.4 - '• I ’ V 1 '" ‘ “ 'Ung over southern Idaho, elsewhere. sWes and light winds will be G an T Ir a 1g 34 25V* 35 25 RivlanaFd l 3 34 34 34 Normal 66 35 37?*— '.* lower Wood River VaUey: f « i- or partly cloudy skies are Tonight cloudiness will in- ideal for outside activities. G a n a sc 1.70 95 3tV* 374i. R o a n S 1.05b 41 5H 5W 5H+ '• NEW YO RK (UPI)-*Salaciad ttocks on G a P a c .M)g 102 5 5 ^ S5V* 5 5'.*+ '/» Increasing clouslness tonight. < m# New York Stock Exchanoe Robshaw .70 13 34>* 34 34 -«- < • .M_4A^ 45^ 4S^-r R o c h G 1.90g 15 '-J4*-J 24*.*' 24’» ~ V4 ------S a tv trh O f) M ljt i'C O W L « » t Chg. 64 9VA 91Vt gsriii? J j ’ * Z ’ J t :_ j « o c k w l 1.4(7 GM Iatta 1.40 229 43H 424m 9 29.'i^ .29'.4 2 9 '- - - '.a A c m a M k 2g 17 53 52'/> 53 Gian Aldan 65 9 H 9 ^ 94* R d m H a 1.40 17 ! » ' - ) 100 100 + '1 17U — Adrau .30b 9T 33H 32H 33'»- Globa) Mar 17 19<* 19Vi 194m . . . Rohr Cp -M 51 17'1 17'» H Admiral Cp f5 W/* 12 12'^ Goodrich 1 210 30»* 30 RoyaieC -54 42 244* 35^11 34'4+ '* MW+ H R o y a lD u t 2d 145 454* 45 4 5 * 4 - *4 A ir P r tf .200 30 57«^ 57 5 7«< - H GoodyrT .t5 752 3 7 H 32 V* Air Rad .20b 12 2 3 ^ 2 3 H 23H G race W 1>^ 31 33V* 33H 3 2H — H AtcanAlun 1 132 23 22 H 2 2 W - S a fe w y 1.30 147 39'.4 38** 39 Mutual Funds Wall Street Advisory Grand U .00 142 33 32H 33 -f H St Jo a M in 2 AllcgCp .20d 92 U H 1«'^ U '/ j- f G ra n t W .1V) 74 4* 44W 47H+ H - 80 21' ) 28'* 284«- '• A llg L u d 1.40 11 3 0U 30 X' m + H G rlA lP 1.M SI 31^ 3U* 31H+ ^ S tR a g lt 1.40 20 40 3944 3 9 ^ ~ '« New York (UPI) Comstk 4.54 4.94 Hedbag 1.54 1.54 Plannd 11.44 13 73 Sandar A»so W t 'f —Following is a ll$t A llg P w 1 107 2 2H 77U 22W -f '-t G tN N a k *34 48 41 41 -f V* 77 21V» 2 0 H - C o n c rd 13.30 13.30 H adge 13.44 13.45 PLI GRO 13.41 U 95 l.ao 45 19»4 1 |V , I I ? , - ‘.4 Alld Ch t.20 20t W J9H 299* Gt West Fin 42 2tV* 27H 27H— H Sano Ela .40 of bid and aikad Cons In v 12.50 13.87 H e rltg a 3.73 3.98 PRtCe ROWE: Chatter aides set 337 2944,291* , 2 9 4 ,- A llia d S t 1.40 M 34H 3a<-» 34<^- H Gt W«Un .90 34 3 0 H 294b 30V« . S a F Ind 1.40 prices on Mutual Cnsln gw 7.23 7 |9 Horace 16.54 17.25 Grwth 37.34 27.24 S ch n la y 1.40 A lllt Ch .10b 12 17 lf^4 UW-- -G ra a tiC i- S3 24>» 36______24. 19 2144 38 28 4, the NASD inc. C on M t In I.7 S 8 75 H u b sh n J L 7 f t _ U 3 ____N■ w ,- - E t flJ 10 IQ-45 7 3H 74 V tt- *1------—■■■=■'■------A lc o a l.M 226-45— 24— u - m r - Grayhd Cp 1 21V* 20H 21 -SctTf r P t O’ tO -74'^r - . ----- F in 8i25 9.05 N w H o r 29 30 29 30 S ch lu m 1.40 NEW YORK (UPI)-Tfie* WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Am Ht» .07b 31A4H 64'% 64\% - •/* G ru m m a n I 21V* 21>^ 214*+ Vn 5 113 113H . - 1 1 2 . H - «* Bid Atk Corp Lds 14.34 17.89 Impri Cp 10.33 11 29 Pro Fd 11 23 11 23 . . 1 11 » « A m A lr l .$0 432 34Ak 33>4 3 3 H - I ’^ S C M Corp 440 204* 19H -J9**- H A b erd n X3.34 3,48 C o n try C 13,92 15.04 Im p G r 8.01 8.75 Pro Port! (i1 (z) DTOSPect Of a leveling Orf 01 James A. M caure. R-Idaho. GuUM raoa -C54_JZVt j35-j4^--^i ■ A B r a n d 2.20 ISO 471^ i7 l 5 ~ 4 7 T * = T F " GUK 0» U«i 413 5cofK»»apr I S a a r s 1.20a 220 9044 90 904*-*- '• G rw th his A B rc « t 1'.20 •73 4 0 H 401^ 4 0 H + G u lf& W s -50 207 30'^ 29V* 29V*— ?* said Wednesday 10 Idaho I I- A m C a n 2.20 2t4 43V) 41^ 43'^—] S h a liO li 2.40 117 504* 494, 49*4- 1, in co m 4 51 4 94 DELAWARE Ind FAm 5.75 4.30 PUTNAM terminate any hop6 of 8 iuftheT -H SierraPc .80 In tu rn nessmen have been named to Am Cyan 1>^ 219 3 4^ 34 34«/>-t- *■» H a m m P a p I 4 24V, 34*/. 34'-* 18 19 18^ -18'i- '* 9 93>10 88 G R O U P : Intagon 10 10 10.93 F U N D S : n ■im .1 Jim e q u tyy re corery in bond portfolio Ui» diatriet adrisory council of Sim^Alo^l,40r # - 37 68 67'4 67^4 ♦ Aetna Fd 10 3S11.31 ~ HaclaM .I7d 2 4 H 34'.* 36'/*+ D e lw F 13.94 15.34 In v G u id 9 4 0 9.40 Geo 14 93 16.33 according to Wright-Investors’ AmHolst .40 19 12H 12'.^ 12'X,— Heinz HJ 1 44S* 444*. 444*— S ln g c rC 3.40 394 73'* 724S 73.^* A tfli F n d 7.69 8.33 D e « a ..T iu 8,01 1,75 In v B o s 13.15 14.37 G rw th 10 88 11.89 the Small Business Administra­ Sm lthKiF 2 A tu tu ra 10.39 10.39 A H o m a 1.70 109 761% 7 4U 74'^+ '/% Hafcula 25b 47V* *6V4 47 ^ 83 52 5 1 'j 5M7~. d eV ag h 71.03 71.03 ININVBST.MDUP: V E S T . In c 1.44 9 23 Service. The firm also says it tion. Am Heap .24 217 3 7H 37 37’» H e rth y 1 10 2 t«* 38H 38»*+ V* S o C a lE d 1‘^ 120 33'4 32^ 33'■ ^ A ge F n d 5 47 5 58 D o d g C x 16 49 16 49 ID S ^ h l^ f . l 3 5.59 in v , 8.79 9 06 ,3 4 4 , 2 4 ' i * A M a tC x 1 ^ 111 3SV* 3 4H 344*. Heublein .85 *5*% 44V| 454*-»- 4* Sp uthC o 1.36 161 . 34», Aiiktate 11 47 13 33 D re x e i E IS 49 15.49 iD S P r ; i . 7 4 5.')7 V is ta pin 8 75 9 54 would “ lower the practicable SoNatG 1 40 He said new members are Ur­ Amar Motor 547 7'^ 7 7', Hawirt P ,30 40'^ 39'.* 40 — '* 188 S4’ » 56'1 S4’«* Aipha Fd 13 60 13 77 D re y fu s 13 96 U 30 Mutual______t^.34ai,*9______v o y a g ; 76 8 48 p i* Lal*«l Mok*« 41 -- ' celling on stock prices by A m N G s 2.20 47 38 374<. 38 HiltonHoti 1 47 44H 444*+ Sou P a c 1 10 84 41>4 40H A m ca p F 6 62 7 33 D r y t i L v U 95 16.38 Stock ^M .38tr2.l5 Reyere F 11.50 13 57 So Raliw 3 34 74'4 7 4 '• * ' A m r B u s 3 49 3 77 ban J.Amzen,Cottonwood; War­ k Mod*lf Fully A S m a lt 1.90 227 27V* 27 27'-»+ V, H o b art 1,20 49'x. 49 49 + '/4 7314 E A T O N « S e le ct ^^.3419.93 R in ir t '16 39 16 75 SowstPS 74 U>4 I4 '4 A m D v r , 1 1.32 13 37 placing a floor under earned Am Stand 1 23 244^ 344* 24'^ Ho«mar ,90 2944 7944 3944 33 U 'n HOWARD: Var Pay J5 8 43 S ch u str 17 4119 05 ren B. Bauman, Bonners Ferry; /Equipped A m T IiT 2.40 719 314* 51 51 Hoft Electn 16 154, 1 5 H - 4* S p R a n d 35b 310 37'■> 37 374, A m E q tv S 53 6 03 B a in F d 10 34 11 30 nv R e s 5.30 5.79 S C U D D S R F D S : yields." However, Wright ex­ AM Zinc Co S q u re D 80a 48 34^ 341, 36' 1 Julian C. Benoit, Sandpoint; 23 4"/* 4 H Hoi In n s .25 4144 41'-;. 4 1 4 4 - '* O w th F 13 53 14 78 S I : in tr In v 14.37 14 43 pects rates to continue to > Immediate Amatak .40 25 17»* 17H 17^«-f H H o m e stk .40 29 38';* H o nyw i 1.30 334 110'-4 105'* 108'^ -2'/4 St Brno 1 60 8 47V, 4 7 1 ,- FUNDS: S p e cil F 9.76 10 67 in co m 4 47,. 4 89 C om 10 81 10.81 decline and advises “a fully Airport Service A m p a x C p 807 23 22 22H-1'-j H oover 1 30 9 31 30H 30^*— StOlCai 3 80 yii 6^1 6 0H -6 }^ ^ * V 4 C a p ta i 9 44 10 33 s t c x F d 14 35 15 68 T r» t O t 3 36 S p e ca i 35 37 35-37 diaries L. O idiey, Moscow; in co m • InunMllal. Hck-up « Kilurn A m s ta r 1,70 51 43»<* 4_ 2^ - 43?»r1 HOUSLP 1.30 63 474* 47'4 47U . ■ Std O In d 2.30 377 4 5 H 44 45%,> \K 9 I I 10 73 E b e rs td 14.74 16.11 T r i t Sh 12-50 13 64 S E C U R I T Y F O S i Invested position in top-grade in v ttm 'Anacon 25b 598 23 224* 22W- V* H o w m et 70 29 21 30'^ 2044-t- StOilNj 90b 323 82 81 9 33 10 70 E g re t G t Is te i F n d 37.67 33.37 E q u ity 3 81 4.18 Samuel E. Haddock, Moscow; THRIFTY'S'tOWTtATlS ApacoC .12b 12 134% 13‘^ ,13'/. SidOhIo 3.14.■13 »18 75 74V. 74V4— Sp ed 9.11 — . K13.71 14 90 Ivy Fund 8.78 8.78 Invest 8.60 9.43 equities." , INCLUDE O Ai K INSURANCE Stock Gary Ingram, Post Falls; Ron­ Armco StI 1 841 21Vi 304, ^1H•^ 44 Idaho P 1.60 SteriDrg |« 771 47‘ J 46»4 9 50 10 38 Eitun Trt 19 53 J H a n c k 8.28 9 00 U ltra F 8 05 8 87 74 3 3 '* 33?* 33'^- A m G rth Arm s Ck .80 121 37?» 3 7 H 37?* ideaiBas .60 54 17^ 17'X< S tew W n 1.80 10 3 4 '', 33'^ 34 7 05 7 70 E m e rg 6 77 7 40 Jo h n a tn 73 03 33.03 Sel A m 10.27 1111 ald D. Johnston,Orofino; James 17V4 A m in v s f 5 97 5 97 um-QiLL21L illC t n ln 1:14 13 3 5^ 354, 3544-f H StudaW t.30 44 6»** 6 IH 4 I H - E n e rg y 13 93 13 93 K E Y S T O N B : Sei Spc 17 47 19 10 “ The supply of Investment Sun Oil Co I 4 ' 54'-, 5 4 'J S 4 '7 - A m M u f 9 6 ) 10 50 W. Nelson, Sandpoint; and Ger­ Assoc Trans 12' * 224 39'u4 E n tp r F d 6 69 7 31 C u st B1 19 13 19.97 S entinel 8.98 9 76 ill P w r 3.20 38H 3J’^ f ^ A m N t G r funds is stlU outrunning de­ AtlRlchfl.-47 8. B ' *■ ~- mspCopoar 2r 14 49^ • 4*4* T«ndy- Corp 43 jy K 73 — Fm Bure m {i» C u st S I 19 63 31 47 S IO M A F U N D S : iw te»f w w t 3 Bab&WII .50 77 35H UM 344ii— 4* 4'^ Teiadyna 3k 248 3 U , 31 31'.4- U G rw th 13 19 13.36 FtDCLITY C u st S3 10 88 11 88 C ap S h r 10 18 11 13 lieves the volume of corporate I I B M 5.20 2315 3S34:. 352 352 - BakerOll .as 32 35Vj 35^t— V- in tH a rv I tO 186 79'/> 79 2 9U + V* T e n a c o 1.33 337 3*'7 38'- 3 1 'I In co m I 53 9.35 Ksroupj C u st S3 8.44 9.34 In v 11.94 )3 05 bonds will slow In the second Bangor Pun 139 I2 ta 12 1 2 '*— V* inti Mining 29 14H 14^* 14'4 + »■', T e x a c o 1.60 310 31 3714 34 V e n tu r 45 48 49 84 E s s e x 14 84 16 37 C u st S4 5.37 5.74 T rs t 9-50 10 38 Bath Ind .20 29 30 2 9H 294^ - in N ic k i 1.60 234 441* 44'/! 44 V. T e x E T r 1.53 96 48'4 4 7 '} A itro n 5 33 5 70 E v a r s t U 01 15.31 A p o llo 11.07 12.14 S m ith B 10 52 10,52 quarter. ‘‘These conditions B a a t F d 1-14 51 39H 3 9 H 3 « i + Int P a p 1'^ 351 3 4H 34 34'^ + 4* T x G a s T 1.53 76 35»* 3 5 'i 35»-» i, A x e Fid Cap 13 06 14 37 P o la r s 4,15 4.55 S w st In v 9.41 10 39 Backm .12b 9 439% 43V4- 42’^ - 1 In t T fc T 1.15 947 45 44 441*+ '/* T x G u S u i .60 253 33 22'-j 22»»- H HOUOHTON; C o n tra 9 86 10.78 K n ic k r 7 74 8.49 Sw in v G 7.40 8 W would seem to favor a further BaachAr .40 18V« T e x in s t r 80 Fund A 4.00 i .U 50 }9H 18^* Mak Cocp 238 52 SOU SIW t ^ •-.l- 204 10444 105's 105'j-1'4 D eSt 7.49 . . . . K n k r G th 10.52 11.52 S o vr In 13.91 15.21 downward move in long-term - Ball4Hli .40 -— 33 43t4' -4 4 + _ _ j. J.. — . Tx'P L t .50b » 31 31 21 F u n d B 8.33 '9l93 F u n d 16 86 18.43 L e n x ^ F d 7.04 7.71 S p e ctra 7.84 8.41 B a n d Ix 1.40 42 34 3 3 ^ 34 + Jantien .40 12 21^ 21W 21W— T e x U t ll 1 92 96 60'4 59'3 60 - '4 Stock 4.44 7.04. F d T rn d 35.47 28.05 L e x G rth 10.47 11.44 State F m 4.99 4 99 interest rates, at least In the fM, A x e S c i 4 98 5.41 OUR BETTER HALF 204 9 H 9 W - i* JaftPllot .80 44 4 » * 39V. 40'.* + ‘/* Textron .90 230 374% 364* 27'i* '4 P u r it n 10,85 11.86 L e x R e sh 16.60 18,14 State S tr 49 50 49.75 B a th S tI 1.20 470 23'^ 23 23'^-f Jo h n M v 1,20 75 43»'> 43<* 43 V, + >* Thlokoi .40 59 U ’ -i 114, I I I 4— '* Babioo. 9.83 9.83 S a ia m F 5.83 6.36 Llbty Fd 6.43 7 25 STEADMAN FDS: short run,” the company B la c k ^ D .88 45 72W 7 1 '* 72’^ — John Jn ,40a 40 794* 79 79''»-f 4* T im k e n 1.80 60 34'* 35' i 35S»- H Bayroc 8 71 .9.52 F IN A N C IA L Lite inlv 8.25 9.03 Am Ind 4.14 4.S4 believes. <31 23 23 V, 22'/»— 4* JonLoon ,80 8 58W 58 58 - 4^ T ra n e C o .90 113 40'^ 59I 4 5944- 'o B e acn H I 11.53 11.53 PROGRAMS: Lite Grw 6.04 6.41 Asso Fd 1^ 1 53 ssi:?oV.s 382 45’^ 45’ii 4 5 ''j- »* Jonas L .ISb 79 1 7H 14»<* 4* T ra n s a m .55 244 17‘ -j 17'4 17'* B eaco n 14.95 14.95 F in D y n 4.7Q 5 15 umc Cap 11.74 12JS F(ducy 7.41 804 B o rd a n 1.20 170 77H 27 274*-*. TransJtron 823 3*4 r t 3 H B e rg e r K . 9 41 9 41 F in In d 4 08 4.47 L in g Fnd» 5 19 S T E IN R O E F D S : LO S TA Lm tE JOitans 70 i 33 32^ 3 2 ^ B e rg W r li.^ B e rk s h f 7 32 8.00 Although some believe the 59 314* 304i 314* + H Jo yM fg 1 40 107 S44i. 55 5 4 '^ + 2 '* T ra n U n 1.30 47 4444 44 4 4'}-^ 1 '4 Fin Inc 614 1.73 L O O M IS B a la n c 31.07 31 07 11 U _22i _2ii. 3iUr jfi-tt-J-Al ______,ymL i I I ^ 14 S A Y i . E I ; 3 1 1 ,_ ■^Ustiiuaiter'riiMult!) aie dlsap=~ Bourns Inc 7 17'* 17 17 Kaisar Al 1 1123 3 4^ 35*1 36'« + V. T flC o n 1.19b 31 3 U * 31 B o tt C m 0.43 9 20 IstFd Va 11 99 13 10 C a n a d 33 47 33 47 Sto ck 14.98 14 98 BranlH Airy 250 IIH ll*-* 11>«- H KC So ind 3 1 37'-> 37'^ 37’r ,— '.4 TRW Inc la 176 40'4 40'* 4 0'. Bolt Fdn II 01 13 13 F I R S T V C a p D v 13 14 13 14 S IS O R O U P ; poiiiting, ITie Argus Research B rig g s 2 40a 1 4 4H 444* 44H TOfhCen Fo« 173 14V. I4'< Bost F n d 8 5« 9 38 INVESTORS: M u tu a l .. 15.12 15.12 G rw th 7.87 8 57 — WEIGHT. Kan OE 1 44 34 254^ 254* 254* 454*- B r is M y I 20 125 ’ 44 45'-^ 4* KanPLt 1 31 17 24*^ 24';. 36'.-j -U U- B ro w n 3 95 4 33 DISC F d 8 35 9 15 Lu th e rn 13 43 13 80 S m m it 11 48 13 58 Corp. Ijeiieves “the foundations BrItPet 30b 83 11'^ in '* 1P*. UAL incorp B U L L O C K And gained a lot of friends. The n e w E arly K a y s e rR 60 J7 27 264* 37 - 'm 367 3 « 't 374, G rth F d 9 83 10 77 M ag n a 9.13 9.98 T e ch n i 8.07 8 80 Have been la id , for a good BrnShoa I'*] 1 384^ 384<. 3844 Kelsy H 1 30 374* 37V'> + 34* UnCarblde 3 749 48H FUNDS: Stock F 1031 n 19 M a n h tn 5 53 4 04 S yn c ro F 10 49 11 46 ' J 495 34^ Times Half Gallon bottle is now two pounds Brunswk 12 300 304* 39^% 30’^ + K e n m v ti .80 5 79«» 79 - '>4 . U n E ie c 1.31 14) 30*4 20*, 30'»» ’ • B u ir F d 15.45 17.14 l i t M u lti 9.75 9.90 M k t G w t 7.54 7.54 T M R A p 14.00 t S .X business recovery." With the 274.* 4-1 B u c y E r 1 30 43 274- 2 7U Kennecott 3 132 384* 38 - ',4 U n O C a i I 60 109 47 41V. 4 l'« Cdn F d 70 35 33 29 U t N at 7 97 8 71 MASS CO: Teachrs 11,011147 lighter. And stronger. Which makes it easier to B udd C om p . 22 134* 13"» 13’ ^ - ** lU rx A A c li-i A- 134U 1344*.*. L*.. UnPac Cfl 2 i l il\* 5?'« S7'r-.'t D lv S h r 3 93 4.30 1st S ie r r 47 44 53 03 F re e m 1.75 9.59 .T e ch n cl 4.31 4.60 Federal Reserve possibly turn­ Boiovaw ;is ~ V 25** ■^5*i . KiddeW 2WI 70 304* 29»* 30'-4 + 4.I. Uniroyai 70 553 311, 3 V i 31»4 N a lw d ’ 10 99 13 04 F llc h r C 6 43 ihdp F 6 79 7.44 Tempt G36U3«16 carry, easier to handle. Easier to pour, too, be­ B u rlin d 1 40 41 44 4344 4 3 ';.- 1 U A lr c r 1.80 39'. > 38U 39 - •* N Y V e n 17.34 19.01 F llc h r F 5.87 . . M a s s F 11 61 17 73 T o w e r C 5 8 ^ -6 4 ) ing less expansive and with the .K im b C I 1.30 3823 314* 3) 314*-^ 135 cause oLits unique built-in pourer. What's m o r e , Burl No 75b 30 424* 43'^ 4 2 '* f '* K L M 3 22d 30 40>* 40<4 6 0 '^ - '-4 U n B r a n d 30 133 19' J 18V. 181- • 4, Bu sm F d 7 90 1.66 F la G r t h 6.37 6 91 M a ss in c 15 47 16 91 T ra n C a p 8 03 8 73 mixed first quarter results, B u rrg h * 60 127'i;.— V. 343 1274* 124»-* K o p p er 1.60 20 35*4 34 34 - 1'1 Utd Corp 50 15 9 ? . 94. 9 V . - ' - CO F u n d 10.48 11.33 Fd n G r 4 88 5 30 Mass Gr 13 14 14.34 Travl Eq 11 09 13 13 our Better Half is easier to buy because of a bigger krattco 1 70 116 44'7 44'* 44'^+ \ \iS Gypsm 3 54 63V. 63 634- ♦ V. C a p a m r 8 35 9.04 F O U N D E R S Mass Tr 14 95 14 34 Tudor H 13 80 13 99 some hesitancy may appear. C a m p S 1.10 74 3144 31V^ 31J* K r*« g e S 44 144 80 79’ - 7 9 4 « - ''4 U S in d u s 60 1304 774* 36»* 37 - ' • C ap in v s 3 79 4 15 OROUP: M a te s lv 4 7 3 4 73 70th C G ( i ) (<) Argus says the new evidence of savings on the bigger size. Early C « n P « c 3.30 12 T7\t 744(. 7 7 '* - *1 K ro g e r 1 30 314 454^ 45'1 4 5 H ^ '•* USPIyCh 84 95 33^, 3 3 'i J 3 H ^ 4 , C ap Sh ra 6 79 7 45 G rw th 16 69 18 74 M a th e r U .34 14.36 30th C l ( l ) ( l ) 37V* 2 7 4 * - T im e s j t i the new, lighter half C a ro P L 1.46 184 274* '* ------L . L ---- U S S m lt 50b 38 31'^ 30'> 3 0 4 * - 4* Cent Shs 13.50 U.75 In co m 14.19 15.51 Mid Am 6.12 6.69 Unified (» (l) economic improvement and 34 *1l‘ * C a r rle r C .40 377 34 341% Lear Sie SO 255 144* \3^ 14'* + 4* U S S te e i 3.40 541 34H 33^1 3 4 H ^ V, C H A N N IN O F M tu a l 9.37 10 08 M d y ‘ 1 Cp 13 16 13 16 Unitund (z) (>) C a te rT r 1.40 4* gallon bottle. Our Better Half 77 52'^ 51'^ 51''7~ L e n ig P C 40 23 154* 15’.4 1 5 * 4 - 4* US Tob 1 JO 65 34 354* 35»*^ FUNDS: F S p e cil 11 39 13 45 Mdys Fd 13 70 13 20 UNION SERVICE Vietnam disengagement pro­ 754- 75 75't *- '* Caian«sa 3 S36 Leh Val ind 47 5^4 54* 54*- '.4 UtdUtiiit 93 143 33'» 774, 32H> B a ln c d 12 37 13 36 F o u rsq F 11.43 13.44 M Fd Gw 10.74 1090 OROUP; thought you deserved a CentI Soya 1 2S4«. 25 754* + 4^ vides further support for a 113 Lehm 1 I7b 51 184* 1B'4 ll''3 + '■4 Upiohn 160 315 58'-i 574, 5 7 4 ,- 1 ', Com S tk 1 84 3.01 F R A N K L I N M IF F d 9.77 10 02 B rd S IV 14.85 14 23 \»*% 184«. b r e a k . CarroC iOg 43 18^ LibbyO SOb 48 5 0 '. 50'-4 5 U ttn lA 3’o i 134 31W 3 0U -3l'-J» r- V endoCo 60 11 I6'« 16' J 16V4 -*■ ' , BOSTON: F r in c m 3.36 3 48 M u n J r » 2 .0 I_ 2 - f ll— A r c u m ____7 M • A5 ChasaM«n 3 S7'U S 4 H 5444-f TIT 'U - 313 Lo ckh eed 184 13'4 11^4 1 14 4- '■7 vrctofCC SO ■a C « p T » r...... > T 5 1 91 F f f M t d p 10 90 10 90 Nat indu 11 44 11 64 Cont gw 13 88 IS 21 Althougfi“ you caii geTfastw C h *s O h io 4 28 64 434« 44 - '* Lo e w s Cp \ 730 46' 4 441* 46 Va Eiec 1 13 130 72V. 32'*j 37V. ♦ >, F n d B o s 10 44 11 41 Fu n d A m 9 >0 10 08 NAT SEC SER: Cont Inc 13 19 1336 Chris Craft 8>/a 8»* + H 66 8% L o n fS C e m 1 91 79’ . 78 4« 3844 --- W F ro n tr 93.31 97 45 F U N D S IN C P B a la n c 11 53 13 59 In co m 14 47 15 84 results" currently with hlgher- Ch^»*f .60 781 304<. 30*^ 30H -Wiloteen-l- 13 32'.^ -J3'..4 ShTf Ba 12.24 MM AEOUE. B o n a S r 5 05 5.52 Selene----- 8r41 -9^»- -**- Loci N ash ** 116 110 109 109 — W a rL m 130 297 78'-j 77’ , 78*--*- SpecI 10.34 1119 Comm 10 14 1108 D iv id n 4.55 4 97 V an g d 10 13 M 10 CIT Fin rtO 109 46'M 454* 4 5 H l- '•* L u c k y S 90q 71 45 44 44 4« ' . W a sh W 136 38 73’ t 33'^ 33’ ^ C hem F d 18 69 70 43 impac 8U 964 P r e t S tk 7 44 8 37 Un F d C rr 7 81 « S4 Letter “ strongly” recommends C ltle«& v 2 70 176 49 47^* 49 * 1'* L u k n iS tl 80 41 73'4 77'-J 73'.4 + 4« W e s tA Ir 10K 97 32 3 ) 's 31*--— W ' C O L O N IA L in d u s tr 13.43 14 68 Incom 5 44 4.V9 VALUE LINE FDS: City Invs SO 344* 33H 34 - '<4 *\* L y k e Young 94 114* 11'4 114* WsBanc 1 30 412 39'-* 384* Jt^,- '* FUNDS: PiiO t 8 73 8 99 Stock Sr 873 9 53 Val Lne 7 S3 8 35 Iow-pi^i(5ed issues with “ big 39 39’/> 3 9 1 *- C la v e E l 2 34 384>4 ----- M W U n ion 1 40 6 3 4^4* 46 46*^ - Colon! G a te w v 10 33.11 05 G rw th 1007 11,01 V a l In c 5,43 4:17 C o ca C o l I S8 361 99'^ 98 9 9U + potential." Dines believes once M a cy R H \ 36 45' 4 45 4S'B W est E i 1.80 237 90»4 8 9 '* 89W — '* ’ 2 55 Geo Sec ( i ) (|1 Nel G w h 10 04 10.91 V a l Spc 4 23 4 t3 ..coja8jt-i.40,. 23 49\<4 49 - 4 ? _____E q u lly .____AM S.Q1. GlbrA-r -spectriatives really-start rolling Cbiiin Radio 176 70'.*> l U 3O ♦ M ag n av 1 30 97 474« 4644 47Ji.+ 14* W eycThtf .80 184 57’4 56'.- 5 7 » -+ V . G rw th 6 81 7 44 O R O U P S B C : N eu C ent 6 83 7,44 V n d rb lt 7.65 8,34 C o lln ttt 1.60 47 34'^ 3 3 '* 3 4 '* + '* M a r Oil 1 60 45 41 40'* 404« + ' > WhelPItt Sti 308 184% )V% I S '- j* '% in co m 9 8 9 10.81 A p e x F 8.18 9 71 Neuwth 11 71 17.80 Vangrd 5 17 5*5 it will not be eq>eclally difficult C B S t 40g 162 424* 474*— 4* 43'^ M a rco r 80 135 34>« 36 36^ + 4.^ W h irlp l ) 60 •S6 85 83V. 85 ♦ 3 '- V e n tu r 5 56 6 08 B ai F n d 9 09 9 94 N ew to n 16 13 16.13 V a rie d i 5.26 5 73 Col G a s 1 76 41 38H 384* 38H to double or triple your MarMid > 70 73 384* 38 3 8 4 * - W h C on 40g 834 74*(* 7i*k 74'*-^ Coium G 14 79 14 79 Com S tk 13.4S U .70 N e w W Id 13.S3 14-79 VlkJ>g G r 4 68 7 34 ComSolV .40 44 234* 2 3** 73 + ’* 55 17JU. 174, •* C m S t F d 5 34 5 80 Gth F A m 9 08 9 92 M a rsh F 1 10 14 3i 35^ 3 5 ^ - White Motor N ic h la s ( 1) (X) Wall Stiv 900 9B4 money.” C m w E 2 20g 139 38'^ 374* 3 7 » s - 4* A^rtMr 1 10 440 •33H. 73H 73 4« Whittakr Cp lOM 13*4 1 3 S \V»* 4* COMMONWLTH Grth ind 31 47 31 47 N est Iv t r 15.49 15-49 W ash M u 13.46 14.71 Comsat .50 340 82 794* 7 9 '> - 3'- M assey F e r 33 12'* : t2 - 1 3 '.+ '* W ickes Cp 1 25 40*m 40 40 T R U S T ; G u ard 77 45 37.45 O cean g 8.11 8 11 W ELLINOTON ConsEd l.aO 27’ * 37 37 153 AAay OS 1.60 59 41‘ 7 41'« 414* + W in n O x 1 68 15 46'1 4 5 H 4 5 H " ^ A 8. B 1 48 1.60 H m H D A 4.89 5 35 O m e g a 6.»9 7 01 O IIO U F « - C o n s F d 1.20 175- 46V'r 46*'« 46‘^ '* M a v e rO s 60 4 78 78 78 - w Wooiwh 1 70 131 S3 52V. 53 C 1 83 1 98 H am G r 8 15 8 91 O N e il fd 13-44 13.44 E x p lo r 22.40 34 (M ConsFrght 1 36 3 7 \. 37U 37'*,+ '■i« M aytag I 10 38 34H 36*^ 364* + 4* ----- XYX ------Com p A S 10 14 11 17 H arb o r 8.93 9 76 100 F u n d 14.91 1 4 -X Iv e s t 17.22 18 83 ConsNG 1 M 99 32‘'» 37‘ * 3 3 '/*- <* M cC ro r 1 70 73 75V. 35’ * 75’ . - 14* X e ro x C p 80. 240,106V l lOS’ -i 1 0 5 '- - 1 H ' Com p C p -7 35 8 05 MarTwel 13 73 13 73 101 F u n d X9.72 10.42 M orgn 11.41 12 47 Consm Pw 2 51 34 V. 3 4 't 344*—'* AAcOnO -Og 110 34'', 334* 34 - ?* ZaleCorp 64 43 42i. 424* 424*- Com p B d 9 66 10.50 H art L v )1 14 11 14 O ne W ill 14.00 14.00 T c h n ly 8-84 - Water unit Corn Air Ln 105 17'.i 144ii 1 6 » s - H 12___17 ■— 4 ^ llA nnnanh. . , 1.,U .|8 W___T^.^* — ia ^ u - 3 60 514 70 I9 H 19V.-f- U - i S S M - 89 4 9 H 49<.:< 49'‘j+ 4* Opp AIM 12.84 14.05 W e lsly 13.52 13 a Comi Oil IV* 37»* 38'-» + '■» 253 38H M cL e n tOa 8 S4'/e S5V. ^ Over Tho Counter O T C S a c 10 70 11.43 W etitn 13.35 13 39 Contrl Data 137 454* a - 4* 44W AAeadCorp i 73‘-» 224, 734*— t* W in d sr 10 44 11 41 CemGl 3'^a 37 264<‘i 2434* 364H-*^74* Ouotot.on.(,om N ASO ol„pp,o.. W i n s grant M e m o re * 473 6 3 'i 58’^ S9»%— 34* 7 31 7 88 Cox Brd .30 83 304i. 29?* 30'- + M e rck 7 70 97 101H 100 lO IH - f 'V im ateiy noon All bid« are interdeoi- Pa Mut 5.42 5.42 WIncap 5 93 4 48 C P C in ti 1 70 509 34?* 34’ * 34 v>— '* M G M In c 35 25V'i 34'/^ 3 4 '*— 14* 1 F.M ,JW CiS ar bids Intardealer quotations do ^ * ** 4 79 5 23 C rs n a 1 60 18 34V» 34 34 - M idSoU 1 03 209 24V. 74*‘> 24V. ^ 4* x4 8 i 7 S2 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The CrowvltC 4k 1** 14'* 13H u ♦ M M M 185 113 113H 111 1134*'f-lH» NMM r o w n o d e DKMANM ------Pilgrim 10 S8H.S4 worth Fd 307 3 07 CrowAZ 130 laO 34s * office of Rep. Orvrf Hansen, R- 35'-* 354*^ M in n P I 1.30 18 31W 20V. 70^ ' d o w n o r commission. Thesa quota- Pine St 13^13^ Ziegler 10 45 11 43 C u d a h y &k 14 204* TO'i 30H + ’* Mo Pac A 5 4 73V^ 724* 774*'*- *% tioni are provided by E. W. McRob- Plon Ent 8 04 8:79 i ex divid«hd Curtiss Wrt 45 174ti 12S* 12V. •* Idaho, said Wednesday a 119,000 AAobliOl 2.40 244 P lo n r F d 13.49 13.6 \ i —u n a v a ila b le C y p ru s M n s 37 3444 34«^ 34V'>— 4* $9^^ SIH S8H-1 NEW YORK (UPM —Selected stocks on arts & Co- M ohscD 1.10 loan and a $19,000 grant t o . the ----- 0 10 34'^ 34W the Anr>erlcan Stock Exchange Bid Ask M onogram Dannfiver M 33 104* 10'« 104* + '* 73 14H 14V> 14«->~ Saies(hds) High Low Last Chg. Whiskey Greek Water User As­ M onsan 1.80 344 1'* Amer. Biocte. 28.75 29.25 D a n a C p iv<. 14 294* 29V/J 2 9 ' ^ '* 45* ‘> *4'^ 45>.4 A e ro je t .SOa 5 204* 20U. 20>>;i M otorola 60 94 744. 74'« 74*«'^ 4* Dan In 30g 133 40>i. 39’ -, 39»* + 4* Alld Control 2 9’/, 9'^ 9‘.^ + '* Bank of Amer. 68.25 sociation has been approved by M t F u a l 1 80 9 4 3H « 43 - '* 68.62% O a yc o C 1.14 3 19%* 19V, 194* + ’* A Petr 1 OSd S4 23?* 23'^ 2 3 1 * - »* M tS tT e l 1 36 the Farmers Home Administra­ DayPLt 1 60 114 2S»* 254* 2SH 12 234* 73'-| 73«>— '* A r k L a G 1.30 108 2*4* 28 28 Equity Oii 11.87^4 12.25 M urp C o 1 90 31 30“ > 3 0 H - Beverly Ent 128 144* 14 144* + JTrstSec.C. 41.12H 41.62% Richfield tion. B r a s c a n lg 49 18«* 18«* 1 8 )4 - '* Burvly Cp 1 22 274* 27 27 - Garrett Fr. 20.50 22.00 The loan and grant will en- C ir c le K Co 20 37’4i 344* 37 aUe the Caribou County associa- C la r y C orp 8 4 5 H 4 -f Idaho Pwr. 53.00 58.00 C o m p u tast y* 14** 14'*| 14^* + */» Ida. 1st N a tl 32.50 33.50 first^^de - Craoia L40a u 31W 304k Commodity Futures ^ftmttrGlM— 12.37W 12.75 - Kellwood 41.37\4 41.87% area.. 11 a.m. Today M^Cnud. 17.37% 17.75 signtip set Daniel H. Mlcltelson, Grace, Pac. Eng. 4.00 is president of the association: (PREV. ■ (11:09 4.25 Pac. St. Life • 4.87% 5.12% RICHFIELD - Richfield „C LO SE M “ GH)-^LOWiMhm.>- ■ 17 IK* pmaiUt~arcTemlnifed of firaf ll!» 11H Rogers Bros. 1 8 3 5 — T 5 S T Mky:Idabo potatoes'' SJi 534“ sns^ — K » i » r i ) r » — 17» n w - -gra^pre

Friday, April 1671971 flm «s.N ew s, Twln Fall*, Idaho 15 Soiitliern Idaho r ■ ------— ------—

pected alongi the little Wood. BOISE (UPI) - Reclamation aif required,” he said. “1%e the storage was 3,523,000 acre to make additional reservoir Bureau reaervoin In Southern Flood control operations are Rivw below the dam although flood potential In these other frat. Total sto^iige capacity is space'available for regulation Idaho are being ’ w p tled in continuing at Little Wood River flood control releases equal to. areas, however, is only 3,985,000 acre fMt. ' of posdtde flood waters later. preparation for large-scale Reservoir on. the Little Wood bankful capacity of the channel' moderate compared to that In Nelson said pL^ed flood „JStceBmflow potential, as flood . control operations this River near Carev and readying downstream proliably will be Southern IdatMT” ■control operatiohs. • a re ' liri’ Jndlcated-by-measurements of spring, Regional Director HrT. of space—for flood - control^ require Tor extended periods. On.March~3l7NeIson'i«ldi the progress 9t Palisades and the -mountain showpack, is essentially is complete, N'elson H je streamflow potential on Nelson said today. storage content of six reservoirs Jackinn Lake.< re s e ^ ir s . He much above normal and similar said. the Boise River is extremely “ This action has been taken on the u p ^ Smike W yer In said about one nolUlon acre f ^ t to that irtilch occurred------in— 1965, . high and comparable to that in Saipan, one of Jhe_i5 Marj:^ headquarters nf 'th'p tr .S rerorrolr~Bpacy1>Tntnpty~at' Melson. saiaTTTn ■mal(flC:flo1] barley during 1970 in Magic was 344,000 acre feet April 9, Valley, James Olson, Boise, - leaving 47,000 acre feet of space f,or high q u ality silage agricultural statistician with available for regulation of the Idaho Crop and Uvestocic possllile iloodjnflow later in the For fxiullenl siiindabiliiy plusexlrii Reportfiig^Sen^'ce, said today. spring- ' - ■ r'oiifwfKi; froMi leafy, lall plum s, He sal^d Cassia bounty - Flood control releases are w ith liuavy Kraiii dtvelopifibriis. produced a total of 1.9 million being continued to make more Kl% 197 is I lie w>|> chou u when bushels of barley this past year. space available before the Second on the list jto this area major spring snowmelt occurs. |iu sh iiiK fo r hit’ll .O'ield.s o f |,'Taiii gas Minidoka County jslth J=5 Only 27 per cent of tite- or siln(,a-- H ere's a hybrid lhai million bushels and Twin Falls drainage-area-of-the-Payette - ihrout;h for, you it\ ___ was third with 1.2 million River abovfe Emmett is con­ yeans or had. Perforins besi ai ixishels. trolled by reservoirs. Since the inaxiinuii) populaiir)!) for Olson said this total present snowpack is much y o u r a r e a . production includes both above normal, the bureau said, irrigated and- non-irrigated “ ■niere is thS definite possibility AsmtB yoursilt'ot top'qaatity crops. that runoff from the area below sih gt by ordering H£ 497 liie breakdown, by counties, the reservoirs will produce horn us today. listing harvested acres, yield flows In excess of channel per acre and total production, capacity along the lower is: Payette River this spring.” Blaine County, 2,900 acres,-64 Current storage content in hiishpU nnri 156,600.bushels for Owyhee Reservoir in ' eastern irrigated lar^: 700 aCTes, 30 IN SAN A N G ^ , Tex., a town of 683,SSI popnlatio^f^ch Oregon Is 700,000 acre^ feet. AyAIIARIE bushels and llTISTBushelsTor' orld,*’ leaving (5,000 acre feet yet to be non-irrigated land. the wool bearing sheep are having a hard time finding life mied. Camas Coimly, 6()0 acres, S2 luiiialnlng p a s s In me pasture. A'^seven-month drotigbTHriKk The current storage in Warm Bushels and 31,300 bushels for ISEimpy m eal^ tSel)IalDiorthe'loi«liwe»rinmi OUahoma-throngh-Texas and ; 'SprIiigsr”"Agency—V alley-an d - LOCAL DEALER irrieatd Uand: 5.600 acres. 37 Into New Mexico and Cokirado. The'effec^p of the drought m a y ' Bullv Creek re.servnlrs on the bushels and 201,200 bushels for -I5e leHiim e wtty iupwaBTtet. (ur ii------Malheur River in Eastern non-irrigated lard. Oregon Is 259,000 acre feet. That NORTHRUP KING SEEDS is about the same as last year 71 bushels: and 1.8 million but far above normal;- - bushels for irrigated Iwd; 2,900 N e w b e e f c a r c a s s acres, 30 bushels and 87,000 Butter and cheese bushels for non-inigated landr Gopding County, 2,700 acres, JL S I D 68 Bushels and 183,600 bushels evaluation plan seT salesrlo CCC juiiip for hrigated land; no non- irrigated land planted. FAIRFIELD - The to the central processing station WASHINGTON, D.O. — The Butter prices from April 5 to Jerome County, 9,000 acres, Department of Agriculture where it is returned to the initial average amount of butter and April 9 averaged 67.5 cents per 74 bushels and 666,000 bushels Federal Meat Grading Service purchaser of the e^ 'ta g s. pound for both AA and A grade Potato Planter cheese contracted in March for for irrigated land; no non- has initiated a beef carcass ' With this hifoiimation sup­ delivery to the Commodities from Chicago. The B grade irrigated land planted. evaluation program, accordUig plied, the coW.«alf producer will Q-edit Corporation, under the averaged 65 cents per pound Lincoln County, 5,500 acres, to Camas County . Agent William l>e able to supplement Government price support over the same period !New York 70 bushels and 385,000 bushels Hazen. production testing records. If program jumped high above the prices were higher averaging for iirigated land; no non- Until recently the calf the producer Is going to keep his amounts contracted March of 68.75 cents per pound for AA and irrigated land planted. producer had to keep close tab cattle on the “ wanted list,” they last year. A_grade feon^AprlLS to April 9. Minidoka County, 20,000 on where his cattle were being must grow fast and be finished The B grade buttw averaged 67 acres, 73 bushels and 1.46 fed and slaughtered or had to go in a desirable manner that will The amount of butter cents per pound. million bushels for irrigated into expensive progeny testing produce meat to please the deliveries contracted rose from Tlie average March price for land; 3QP acres, 3S bushels and programs to receive any car­ consumer. 17,782 poiincls to 96,725 pounds. all milk, wholesale per huh- 10,500 bushels for non-irrigated cass information. A much The cow-calf producer often Cheese rose from 1,949 last year dredw ei^ tw as |5j84 compared land. dieaper.and eader reporting loses track of his calves. They to 0,408"pCundar Non fat' dry- to >5.55 pac-hum — Twin FflUa county, i6,()oo service in avallalile, Hazen are fattened, killkl and eaten mllk, however drop);>ed from 1970. -Manufacturing' milk'- acres, 74 bushels and 1.18 said. without his ever knowing what 33,183 pounds in 1970 to 30,296 averaged $487 cwt as compared million bushels for irrigated For a producer to get carcass they are like. The man that pounds this-March. to »4.62 in March, 1970. land; 300 acres, 31 bushels and information returned to him initially raises the calf from 9,300 busheK'for non-irrigated from any meat packing plant birth to weaning is the one that land. that employs a federal grinder, really shapes the calf's quality ' all-he needs to do is purchase a and he above all is probably the special numbered ear tag! one that knows the least of what ART'S GENERAL Grange These tags cpst 30 cents each the finished product is like. and are sold in lots of 20. Quality is expressed in the Federal graders in local meat intramuscular fat (marbling) REPAIR SHOP has fun processing plants can give more deposits, color of lean and information of procuring the texture of lean as well as the Now open at Fairview tags, he said. physiological'age of the cattle. night The procedure for grading is The heritability of marblhig is corner between Buhl M follows: t t e inspector on the quite high so the producer ALBION - Members of the Idll floor reihovis the ear tag should laiolM£e~cap^ilitles of ----- and C astleford------, Albion Grange held a fun night and places it bn the carcass and liis cows and bulls to produce Tformg— Tuesday—evenini^s— informa-the^grader-that—the this-de^ed-effect,------meeting in the grange hall. tagged cattle is coming m It was announced during the through. The grader then "meeting the state convention records all data that is used in ■wiF'Tie 'held in Octooer in aoimtUnlhg the quality amT ^^ 9 \969^ W 3 Row . — Burley, with the Minidoka cutabillty grades hi beef car­ County Pomona Grange hosting casses. This information is sent ,1462 1967 Lockwood 4 Row ...... $2>00.00 the event. ,1467 1966 John Deere 4 Row ...... $1,50000 1468 1966 John Deere 4 Row ...... $1«S00.00 1485 rntemdfiohal 2 kow ...... $ 2 f 1488 1966 Lockwood 2 Row ...... $ 800.00 ahead for farming. 1490 InternotionffI 2 Row...... $ 2004>Q 1496 1963 Lockwiood 2 Row .. . 5 500410 Nobody can prcdict «hc future. Thai's why it's wise to borrow at home, from the Land Bank 1499 1968 John ^eere 4 R ow ...... $1,700.00 association.' Wc'rc.full-time local lenders, serving hundreds o f We’ve been solving electric 1501 International 4 RoW...... $ 250.00 borrowers in this part o f the state. Obviously, we 1504 1966 Jolin Deere 2 Row ...... $ 800.00 know local conditions. motor "Wireii'fjrmgrrfaee a tough iiiuiket. d dnjutl], ui -mced-a-bicAk^fot-^ny-Olhe t ceaa>n ^ y-u n derslandr~ ^mbli Stop in. Let uS tcll you m ore reasons why thtf Land It might be a sticky problcni ^ llM j;UTnN ^ EQDIPiABir Bank is your bcsl'source o f fbng-lerm credit. solved the same probtam many tim ^ Because we've been solving electric nmotor pfoblems * r \ y KOERAL-iANO-BANK- t-tkne you repair, part^ ot ASSeCIATIQN OFr usJThe elactrie nwtnr soodall^^^ ■ r 1491 1967 Lockwood C M r $1,4004)0

BURLEY TWIN FALLS JOMNE.OIAV . W .«. NUTTINO ISOS Albieo A M .l.6 7 t-3 5 l6 34^3rdAv*.E. 731-2577 255 ASR STREET SOUTH TWIN FALLS, IDAHO 208-7;?3:C^60 C O R P . GOODING RUPERT ROW RTLIAICH ______IS 43f4y0|a 3 0 1 S c M I A m . . 4 3 6 - 9 3 1 2 M TImes-News, Twin Falls, Idaho f;rld«y, April 16, IVH Lou Area Produce Yesterday’s 3'p.m. Prices - swine ------W arehouses ^ Wheal Barleyoats Mixed T o r n ■ PInfos Groat' CalU, Small ^ B\JHL G ra in .(13C.I North Pink* Reds ' V Bean Growers; ■■ ' , NQ NQ NQ NQ 1.36 NO NQ N O 7.50 9.25., 7.75: .{.PO . HOLLISTER — One.:flt five operation at fa m ily ’s ^ Rariien. liieh • \1.M S. 10 .2.10- J.IO ■ 2.30 NO NO, NQ )^Q. S h ie ld s NO blq . NQ . NQ men given top honors for their HoUUter fatm. Trinidad------_NO— :NQ------NQ____ blfl_ ihntiO T.Ttn thi Bean Growers 1.36 NQ NQ NQ Feeders Grdin • 1.36 2.25 2.25 2.25 th« 1971 American Pork maintains 32-stall farrowing Union Seed 1.34 2.25 2.25 2.25 houses -With nurseries of the . d e c l o Congress ih Des'Moines, Iowa, M organ-Lindsay NQ NQ NQ NO is Bill Loughmiller, Hollister. same capacity and separate planned for 'meat F A I R F I E L D units for confinement opei^tion. 1.33 He was selected as Idalio;s Camas Prairie Grain 2.25 2.25 2.25 WASHINGTON (UPI) -M o s t code will show, the date-the E D E N Pork All-American and was one In addition to the swine Morgan-Llndsay . procesised meats produced by product was packaged. In _ N Q _ _ t i Q _____ -NQ of mofe--tlian 4,000—pork- o p e r a t io n . __ Louchmi Her _ ^ F I L E R V " .. others' package notationrmay,, producers attending tKe annual operates a SCO acre farm and major packers soon will carry Bean Growers ’ 1.36 NQ NQ NQ explain the date represents the Chester B. Brown congress sponsored by tlie cattle program in partnership a siippUfied hew date code. It' . O r-Jn C h ild s Seed^ outside time limit for ‘ ‘quality 1.31 Natidnal Pork Producers with his-father, Heber Lough­ will teU consumws when the Idaho Bean meats iirdre packaged or when assurance." Allison Feed Mill NQ NQ NQ Council. miller, Twin Falls County G O O D IN G commissioner. they should taken off sale, a An Institute spokesman said Beakon Bean 1.36 2.20 2.30 2-20 HA2ELT0N ^ Other top honorees were He U active in the Twin Falls meat Industry spokesman re- in an Interview from the Bean Growers 1.36 NQ NO NQ selected from Missouri, Ten; County Farm Bureau, LDS ports- group’s headquarters In Chica­ Conlda Wrhse. Church, County Extension Ttie new coding system was go that the proposal now has J E R O M E nessee,lowa and Mississippi. In Bean Growers 1.36 NQ NQ NQ announcing the award wijiners, Service and is a district director reconunended several weeks been endorsed by "all major Marshall Wrhses. 1 34 2.15 2.20 2.15 the current issue of the National of the Idaho Swine Producers. ago by the American Meat national processors.” Consu­ . Morgan-Llndsay NQ NQ NQ NO Institute, trade association for mers as a result can expect to k i m b e r l y -h a n s e n Hog Farmer noted Loughmiller He was recently named to the B ean Growers 1.36 ' f^Q NO NQ is one of the youngest producers board o f directors of the Idaho much of the meat packing find the new code on packages 1.34 2.15 2.20 2.15 Hansen Farmers E lev. to receive-such tribute. At the- PnrT? W nHiipprs Tn IflRfi hw industrv,______of items such as bacon and Magic Valley Bedn Co. NQ NQ NQ Morgan-Llndsay [ NQ N Q - NQ NQ age o f 26, the article-sald,*he‘ graduated frQm-the .Univ£Tsity_ ___Tbejnemlng_of^the new frankfurters as soon as the ------. MURTAUOH ^ NQ . NQ NQ ha() built a IS-gilfStarting herd of Idaho with a degree in animal win vary' from packer to flinns can mdout through three synchronized JEROME U.S. No, u U.S. No. 2s ste a d y Peterson, Portland, C, J Marshall Produce NO Track sales (100's U S 1A). Wisconsin representative of the Stauffer projectors and a synchronized PUMP & EQUIP. CO. , round reds lumbos 2 50 K IM B E R L Y Chemical Co. spoke tpinembers tape recorder. '.2 7 So. Park 733-7581 Henry's Produce _ .>''~*^1.60 . .55 Onions^ total shipments 74. tracts 31. a r r t v a ts 12,• demand for veMoji/ tair. m a r­ of tKeTwln Falls Klwanls Club P A U L ket about steady Magic Valley Produce NQ NQ Track sales Teaas yellow grano 4 00. In session at the Turf Club. R U P E R T yellow granen lumbo 2 50. jumbo heavy Rolland Jones Produce NO NO minimum slie 2 25 Peterson, who, was introduced Max Herbold, Inc. NQ by Coley Parrish, Kimberly TWIN FALLS CHICAGO lUP'i) — Wholesale selling prices as reported by USDA chemical dealer eind Kiwanls HOUSEHOLD Carl Gilb Co. ' NQ NO Butter Prices paid delivered to Chi E. S. Harper NO NO cag o ste a d y to firm 92 s c o re 67 784, 92 n]|ember,“sald the object of the TOOLS, AUTO sc o re 67 764, 90 sc o re 65 784 program , was to counteract QUOTATIONS ARE provided as a service to both farmers and buyers. Quotations are Eggs • Prices paid delivered to C mI (»ILECT0RS cagb mixed cents per doxen BO per certt unfavorable publicity about the given the Times-News daily by each buyer. The newspaper, in addition, re-checks each firm A or better) Jumbo 36'i'40; extra large AND white 33'.3,31U. iam e white 32 33‘i. medi- importance of agricultural urns 25 3B. standards too few. chenUcals and their effect on ^MDERffEMS * does not wish to quote a price. Prices to retallefs (grade A, in delivered), extra laroe 4l’}43'>, large ponlngy and pollution. SPORTMG St'...... , Mediums i?' . 37 ------‘Man lives better today than ~EQWPKIIT ever before,*' the speaker said, MISCELUNEOUS ■rtnw, mnQt nf ii mAn'.s energy. Twin Falls Livestock SjiOl Metals time and effort were expended in gathering the day’s supply of .Feeder steers — Ed Baker. Filer, 4M. T>J^IN FALLS - This WMk'l IIVMlOCk- NEW YORK (U PI) — Metal Nickel, electrolytic cathodes, market ^as steady to strong at tne Twin 37 00 . 545. 36 10 , 5S3. W OO; 530 , 36 00. and food. Now they are freed from LOCATED AT 120 NORTH 8th STREET IN BUHL IDAHO Palls Livesfock Commission Co 663 . 34.50, S te v e D a v is . T w in F a lls . 511. Prices: f.o.b Port Colbome, Ont. 133.00c the necessity of doing their own . Good to high choice steers. 2& ^ 31.00, J5 90. and 54i. 35.50; Pete jCrtmtr. Mur standard to low good. 27.50 29.50. utlUty. tat>gti. 525. 14.A0* and Ted Sandmeyefr Aluminum, primary. 99 per lb. •,.'1 - •* hunting and growing of food. steers, 26.00 27.50. fed Holstein steers. Buhl. 637. J4.2S, an«,745. 33 00, SUNDAY, APRIL 18 26 00 21.00; good to choice tSelfers. 27.SO Feeder heifers. — Hulme Brothers. cent plus, pure 30 lb nigots Piallnum, soft, 99.5 fine $120- They have time to develop the 29 00- s ta n d a rd to low good h e lle r s . 26.00 Hagerman. 496. 30.75. and Joe Koch. Buhl. 29-OOc lb. 125 o z / - ' good life. This Is the debt that 27 W , u t lllly h e lle r s . 24 00 26.SO. com 596 , 29 25, a n d 693 , 29-00 S A LE riM E : 1 :0 0 P.M . NO LUNCH m ercial and standard cows. 2VS0-23.50; Holstein steers — Larry Finney,.BuhL. — Antimonyrdomestic, 99Vi per QuieksifveT7$330-345761b.-flask s o c ie t y ow es- to men of utility cows. 21-00 23-00; canners and -3«t, M.oo,’-gfergf5»v,W»ftd prices Twin Falls, 474, 30.40. regular 31.25 c lb. —scrapers— large clamps— miter saw— in clu d e . Honda 90 motor bike, runs good lots o f wrenches— hand saws— socket 8 x8 Wall tent set— welding rod— rivets— sows— squares Several pieces of iishing tackle and — levels— jacks— pipe wrenches— scales equipm ent Livestock — gun— turn buckles— padlocks— Set of overall woders with size 8 shoes large wooden cabinet—^ other miscell- IDAHO FALLS - Cattle. 1.650; hogs. Wood camp stove 142. Sheep . 1.200 gneous tools. ;______' ’tS'pnir mow pui.ks—-----r------choice fat heifers. 30 00 31 00; good fat waders and turnouts heifers. 27W*2S00. commercial cows.- Jl SO 23 50. utility cows. 20 00 21-50. Cutter co w s. 19 OO 20 00. c a n n e rs . 16 00 19 00^ an d PAINTING EQUIPMENT b u is. 25 00 2f 00 Large paint pump V e a l c a lv e s . 32 00 36 00. good fe e d e r si»«rs. 30 00 3 2 50, medium leeder steers, BICYCLES Smalt spray gun 29 00 30.00. H o ls te in s t e e r s . 26 00 29 00. Several good bicycles 2 a ir point hoses good feeding h«lfers. 29 00 31 00. medium feeding heifers. 27 00 2t 00; feeding cows, Lots of bicycle wheels, hubs, and spokes Masking tape 19 00 31 00. stock steer calves. 33 00 40 00, stock heifer calves- 32 00 36 00. and dairy How will you control Lots of other bicycle tires and other ports Lots of paint type calves, 32 00 35^00 Hogs. 290 220 pounds. 16 00 16-50; 220 240 p ounds, 15 50 16 00 . 240 260 p o u n d s. 15 00- 15 SO. 260 2M pounds, U-50 15 00 . 2M 300 p o u n d s . U 00 14 50. SOWS u n d e r 300 pounds. 13 00 300 330 pounds. 11 00 13 00; HOUSEHOLD GOODS 130 400 p o u n d s . 10 00 n 0 0 . o v e r 450 pounds, e 50-10 00. stags. 7 00 11 50, and wireworms and Bed type vibrator — 10 gal, fish aquarium — 2 or 3 end tables — doublet bed­ boers, 4 00 12 00 Sheep, light dtp lambs. 27 00, heavy clip stead with spring ond mattress — old davenport makes into bed — electric iron-— lambs. 26 00. and spring clip lam bs, 27 80. 2 ‘'fed kitchen chairs — Philco radio, record player combination—> 2 Freoch 'doors— Pal lambs, 25.00 26 00, feeder lam bs. 24.00 76 00 odd ro u g h fe e d e r la m b s . 24 00 an d electric toaster — pots & pans — 3 old flat irons oown l.ght fat ewes, 6 00 7 00. and canner • ar^d b u ck s, 3 00 7 00 suearbeet maggots? MISCELLANEOUS Lorge ligMwet^f “ ^ o l a l o e s -O fd- push lawn mower — olcT impFemenf metal seats — horse collor footlocker — And Onions 3 -5 gallon plostic gas cans — noils — — Old branding irons — 2 750 xl6”

IDAHO FALLS (UPI) - train — several milk bottle rocks — plumbing supplies — several 690 x 600.9 tubes Potatoes':--Upper Valley. Twin — bolts — nuts — electricians tape — sock'stretchers — lown pumps — hubcops — Falls and Burley districts: old dumroke teeth — Lots of other odds and ends of miscellaneous. demand fairly good; market about steady; russets washed 2 in. or 4 02. niin. 100 lb..& cks The following items are consigned by Guest Consignors U.S. No. 1-A 2.85-3.25, mostly I Z90J.15, oCtfaStOflal 3.40; riTtir 14 oz. 3-60-3.80; 10 02. min. 2.90- 3.15, mostly 2,90-3.15, occasional you’ll need effective control. Kenmore electric 4 burner 34" kitcfien ilove with middle grill, tingle oven, timer, real lower; non-size A 2.25-2-80, few nice. — Hollywood double bed with mattreu and springt. $edroom set inducing double best 2.95; U-S- No- 2 six oz. min. But you want control without Bedstead with bookcase fiecdboard and dresser witfi large mirror. — Thermostat con­ 1.50-1.75, occasional higher; 50 causing crop residue problems. trolled" ptJftoble electric range — Hoover vacuum cleoner>-* floor scrubber & woxer— Ibrcailon^c^. tasis 80-10Qs 3 kitchen chairs — electric broiler ■— ironing boand '-^ pressure cooker :— G.E.- foasteir 4-25-f.7S, mostly 4.30-4.60, oc­ That’s why Diazinon® is with warmer — drip, coffee'maker — wizord mixmaster — 2 patio chairs —^ chest of casional 4.00; 10 lb- sacks mesh such a smart choice for wireworm drawers ^— 2 night stands. baled per cwt-U-S-1-A 4-00-4.40, mostly 4-00-4.25; non-size A 3.15- and sugarbeet maggot control COLLECrpR AND OLDER ITEMS 3.65,mostly 3-25^.55, occasional in potatoes and beets. Diazinon Square Oak table with ornate legs — hand potato p)ant*r, paianted 1894— cell­ 3.00. uloid brush and mirror set — Goofus gidst — Old sugar and creom set —* .Nippon gets even the resistant strains of _cremmer cind.sugar, let_ond oth«r pjppon dishfit — Several p ia ^ of cornivol o(osi — soil insects71fet doesn’t leave a Barovian tea set —^ Old vases — Railroad lotern — t — purple tobacco — crock , and cookie Grain jars — English Chino — Saki set and other older .miscelloneout articles. Just follow the ancT PORTLAND (UPI) - Cash there’s no worry about applying against the rav^es of sugarbea — ----- MISCELLANEOUS grain, coast delivery basis; Old Cushman motor scooters, runs good — Several pieces of lawn Ivrntire Old ^azinQnr€ithcF.-And-n oyield — rnaggnt.saqd wireworms. Use pnir rtf .hnhy-ifnUt .ifrT Rnwlinq Boll — Gold Corf — Orof Soft wUte no bid ihe^roveiT^il insecticide.. — miscelloneous articles toHnwroerout-tojiMntioo^ White club 1-78 reductions to frenwcrr^Besides-^ — Hard r«d-«inter L76- effe<:tiv€ controLolsoiLinsects,— -Use JDiazi non^------1-^ Oats DO bid Geigy Agricultural Chemi­ - Barley 54.00 Diazinon gives you some peace TERMS: CASH of mind. cals, Division of CIBA-GEIGY SEATTLE' (UPI)-Today's grain prices, f.o.b- Seattle: So be confident of protect­ Corporation, Ardsley, New York SHELLY HOWARD Soft fridte 1.7SH ing su garbeets and potato« 10502. JMarJ/iontyGe^ Auctioneort! Lyi« Masters q«rfc;Call „ White d u b 1.78% 543-9963 or y Hard u ln te r H M ^ ------543-5227 BniMdl>t*y^24^213 ------‘ 5 4 »-5 « r" Corn MJS04S.90 Tkeewiews — «te 1 Barley Priday, April M, 1971 TlmM N^Ws, Twin FalU) Idaho 17 Pantherte with raid , I pfiTROIT(UPI)-FourBl«ck leased after a pretrial ezamiha- the faL|l 'shooting o f a commune, herded together the diaiiged fhurs* tion of assault and battery policeman during a police siege 13 yoimg men and six day with ransacking a com­ diarges stemming from a of the patty’s headquarters 1^ ordered them to jstrip. Two mune for .drugs and .money, confrontation between Black Oc^ber, and Barbara Pleskowi stood guard over them while the forcin g the 18 occupants to Panthers- and police last 37, the white daughter o f a other two ransacked the house strip and fatally shooting one August. Irwin faces trial on the. Detroit attorney . for drugs, and money. vrtio: tried, to quiet h k barking same charges in-that incident, Irwin, Norman, Powell and dog. Hie fourth Pwther was ^ t h all stood mute ait their Give YOU BUGS A BfLT Two of tlte Black Paihthero— Ronald Smith, 20, who had no arraignment and R ecoil's WITH Ronald K. Irwin, .19, and Larry record of being involved in (Criininal) .Cburt Judge James entered__rieas of vnsicoi. ‘dicaf^up aKarpnw:' tgr tneni. Aii- of a fellow I ^ t h ^ . Irwin also The four Were arrested. were ordered jailed pending a was charged lliUrsday with Wednesday night at a home on pretrial hearing next Wednes­ BELT.m72EC torturing a Uack soldier. the Northwest' Side. Arrested day to determine if they should SOIL . Anthony Norman, 21, the with them but later released stand trial> INSECTICIDE third - Panther charged wirt were Carol E. Smith, one of 15 Later, Irwin stood mute at i^tegree-^mur^r,—was=“i ^ -Black Panthers-charRed-with- his arraignment^-the.«harge^ of kidnaping m d torturing the soldier. Visiting recorder’s Judge A. R. Debiasi entered a HENRY'S plea of not guilty and set a pretrial hearing for April 28. FARM Office abolished The soldier’s name has been suppressed. BOISE (UPI)—Acting direc­ tions until they are phased in­ Last Sunday night, four SALES tor Robert Lenaghen of Admin­ to the auditor’ s o ffice , the gunmen invaded a student KIMBERLY, IDAHO istrative Services has ordered Highway Department M d other the position of director of-data- agencies. processlng Bimansgement serv­ As of July 1, the Division of ices be~Bl^tsh«niniriediBtel^ Management Services itself will HFOR VELSIGOtGHEMtGAtVASl leria ^ en salffthisre no longer be abolished under the admin­ ' RESCUE WORKERS probe wreckage Of PUUppine Air Force i^ any need for the $20,520 per istration’s announced reorgani­ Q-47 which crashed Thursday following takeoff from afr base 45 year job which was held by Lou zation plan. miles north of Manila. Only snrvivor was said to be young boy, Marsden. Lenaghen said it is likely oth­ One lived believed to be dependent of serviceman. Thirty-nine ,tfed In He pointed out the Depart­ er data processing employes, crash. (UPI) ment of Administrative Services, now working for management now Is In the process of trans­ services, will be terminated. ferring personnel and comput- But he could not say how many. ers.to other agencies. He said Some of the present employes Less work looms for ’ 8 0 ’ s Von Bolander, acting director will be transferred to “ user.ag- of management services, will encles” and thereby will remain TWIN FAILS, BURLEY, JEROME, RUPERT, HAZELTON head up data processing- opera­ on-the-state-payroUr-Lienaghen transportation being revitalized NEW YORK (UPI)—life In compared to one in 13 today. said. the 1980s can and may be Benefits provided by employers in the next few years through a beautiful, according to recent may include group automobile federal mass transit ^ fund research sponsored by Lincoln and homeowner insurance. And similar to the existing h i^w ay First Banks Inc. of Rochester, the average work week may fund. Many cities may bar N.Y. shrink to about 36 hours. autos in downtown areas, Tliere is more of almost Housewives should benefit - converting centr8i_ business everything — except work — in from new kitchen technology. districts into pedestrian malls. this profile of^ Mr. and Mrs. Edible packaging and prepared New York Qty already has America’s lifestyle during the foods will reduce meal prepara­ experimented with this concept 80s. More money in the tion time to seconds or on selective streets on selective paycheck, more protection minutes. And the average holidays. against rising medical and famUy may be “ snacking” five Despite the optimism about housing costs, more leisure times per day Instead of eating fewer traffic h M d ^ e s , the time, more conveniences, more the traditional “ three squares.’ ’ number of autos in the U.S. wfll transportation. ’Traffic snarls may ease or increase about 30 per cent. By Stnff o f thp Man* dl.sappear, according tQ^Jhe. .1975 it Is expected that 40 per agement Research Center at report. It sees urban mass cent of all American faniilies the University- of R och est^ will own two or more cars. he-intormati' which such conclusions were drawn. They interviewed -ISO Bingo law repealed government, community, busi­ ness and educational leaders TOPEKA, Kan. (UPI)-

TWIN FALLS - Frfd Hurst, 35, 144 Sidney St., was found guilty Wednesday afternoon by a six member district court Jury on charges of resisting a police officer by mtans of violence. Fifth Judicial District Judge Hieron W. Ward granted a request for a pre-sentence in-‘ vestigatlon. Hurst, represented by Rudy Barchai, public de­ fender, was charged with bit­ ing, kicking and striking of­ ficer Don Hamann with his knee while in a police car on the way to the police station after being apprehended on charges of dlslurbiiiK'tiie peace.- Barchas argued the defen: -^Jant-was lllpgHlly nrreatedj?n^ the original charge of distur­ bing the' peace and disorderly conduct. . Robert Galley orth e couiily prosecutor’s office represented the state. Dislillors jljP rid o

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lead for Monsanto RICHMOND, Va: (U P I)-T h e that knotted the score at 130-all Kmtucky Colonels used four with 51 seconds to play in the last-minute foul shots by Darel first contest of the bestK)f-seven "■'■pENSAeBwrKta: lu w )- ‘Th'e'|lM),U(Khm)iiBanttrt>|ien goU • vlcluijrj'pui together twa Aliiw of 33 with some A a rp putting. Detendbig ciiamidon Dick Lotz toumanient. Squires 13&-132 Thursday night ban Issel le Vtrg'ni* (D2) may become record Lotz when he came home with O P T O F T a 32. Giants nip L*gon 2 0 1 4 Carter 9 evening through Thursday Powell 13 ; 9 31 Moc 4 0 0 ELUS — A total of 66 more ‘"niis is the klnd_ftf course I iv ic i 14 10 1 9 46 E a h in s 5 0 0 Steelhead spawners entered the morning and gave the 1971 run a D a m p .e r 5 0 0 12 C Sco*t 14 6 I like,” said Wood whose only Cjrr.er S / B W Barrel! i 6 8 Pahsimeroi weir Monday. good chance of being the best victory was the satellite Sea Astros in S.men 1 3 2 4 Ta,lor 2 1.1- yet. H u n ter 6 5 6 17 B u ntin g 0 0 0 Pines Open last November. Pratt 2 11 5 R Sco»t H S 6 C:R. “Bob“ Quidor, jor^nson I 1 1 “Here you RaveTo'clrlve'llie" -lOinmngs— Tolali 47 40-44 nt TotaU TTTTTrm n Gamas wins; superintendent of the Niagara ball straight and that’s one of K e n tu c k y iX U I f W - .Steelhead hatchery, said the V ir g in ia 2 ) 41 12 i i - 112 my assets.” rnre* pomt goa'i Oamprer 7. C icoff Thursday take was divided into SAN FRANCISCO (U P l) - Pervon«i fouH L'QOn J, Powell 4. i^vei Lotz and Wood held a one- Woolsey and ' ^ females and 29 males, raising Frands X. Healy, in his first J. O d m p .e r 3. C a r r er 3 ^ m on. H u n ter 4, stroke lead over 67-shootlng Pratt 4 Carter i. Moe 6. Eak ]. c the female ration to 46 per cent. National League at b a t.M -a - -Scati ^..^ftarratt. X a * iq c ...1. p Deane Beman and two over a ' Jo^nwn This gave rise to hopes of more “ home run in tie bottom of the Ttoiai fouiv 220-yard dash in 23A and "pi^oenrorthe-fotSTT^a^ seventh of the year in nine one out in the bottom^jif the short; and when he finally got games. look the quartermile in 52.9. planted were marked. ninth inning Thursday night to around to chipping to the green Houston San f^rancisco Rush's victories came in the low he missed the putt and took a •b r h bi ab r h bl bring A1 Downing his first hurdles and the two weight inning to defeat Eagles 4-3 Cedeno cl S 0 0 > Bonos n 4 2 2 3 National League victory as the seven. Morgan 70 5 0 11 Sp«*er ss 7 0 O.Q events. Buhl grabs Others at 68 were Dean M iK e r r f 4 0 0 0 M a y s lo 3 0 I 0 Los Angeles IXidgers beat the quickly when lead-off man Vic wrongfield hit to plate. Wells W atson It 3 0 7 0 O ie ti c 4 0 0 0 Camas County posted 701^ Refram, Oil Chi Radriguez, Ricks College took advantage G e ro n .m o H l 0 0 0 F o s te r It ■* 0 ,1 0 St. Louis Cardinals 2-1. of a seventh-inning pitching RodriguM drew a walk to start and Dave Frazier followed with M e n k e lb 4)10 G a lla g h e r 3Q 4 0 0 0 SI uoun Lo* Anfl«ltl points to win the team title, Billy Maxwell, Randy Wolff, Rader 30 4 0 » 0 Fuent^v 7u 4 0 0 0 a line drive to send in- Ward, • b r- h b* r h b i - foUoiired by- Rimrock at 59 meet -Bob-fiicksonrBen-Kem-and'Al, collapse by College of Southern the game, moved to third on a E d w a r d i c 4 0 1 ) R o s a rio ct 4 0 0 0 A iou C l S 0 7 0 vV IIS s s 5 0 1 1 Idaho ThiiFsday aftefnooii lb~ W rirand scored when Vic Welts- ^eve-M ceialnlivBdTnnarerror-w rrri^T 4 -9-) O p 1 Q Q • '^K e m e re ------4-0-0- 0- - Carey 56*^, R ichfield 51. Gelberger. 7 0 0 0 HeiStf ph » 0 t) 0 Or'oCk If 4 > 7 0 P a r s e r lo 4 0 i^-O Gooding State 29. defeat the Eagles 4-3 and take a. glanced a .grounder off the. to load the bases with no outs AlOU ph. 1 0 0 0 C vjm b rin d p 0 0 0 0 T o r r e J d 4 C ' 0 A iie n il 4 0 0 0 victory - -Qrier JoneSf who had a 65 in b M 0 0 F-jomisnn pn 1 1 1 Q - C a r a it f . a i . r i „ 4 0- i 0 _ S .r r u . C-— — 1 -1. L i j'^eahesSay’s^^o-am and Tom 1-up lead in the northern “secondTjaseman’s gFove. ’ ' J Johnson p 0 0 0 0 S.mrnons c ) 0 ' I Garve, 3D 3 0 10 division, ICAC, baseball Lefty Wayne Qraham of the inning without further H e ily ph 1111 B e a c i m p It) 7 C 0 0 S y d a n 'i 30 >000 getting double wins from Stahn WENDELL - Buhl turned Siaw, who shot 63-67 in M cM an o n p 0 0 0 0 M a i 'It J 0 0 0 C r a w lo r o r l 4 0 0 0 ------and Thurb w , rani8f{-with tfam playoffs. I protected that lead^ until fifth incident. T o ta ls )> ] • 3 Totals 33 4 4 ) Cic' a n d 0 4 0 0 0 R u s s m 70 4 ' 3 ' 4aa8« tivB gprinters fnr n ton nf liBB rounds, hfira..In a J lfo n OOT 010 001 D— J Do>*«n'ng p 1 0 1 0 ____M nypr ffrpptpfl re lie fe r M ike honors with 84 points, followed p6int3 Thursday afternoon -and Tli'e learnsSltiKKl lU play •"When Curt Doyci' wao hit by a itn Fnntim u ______^oom ijjo i- 4 H alter pr 0 0 0 0 l968, “Were among nine who D c rh e r Fv-ucntes uf* 'rrsftpi*m - by Richfield at 56, Camas a doubieheader at Jaycee Park pitch and Mike Meyers and Hanchey with a double off the T o ta ls ■m swept to a five-way ^ 8** finished at 69 and former U. S. 7 LOB Houston 7, San Francico 4 One ooi .vhert i.n g run scored County 54, and Carey 24. Friday afternoon, Gale Wageman of Burley wall and the next two men 7B Morgan Meligcr Foster HR Bonos St Lo u is 000 Ot»— 1 division. - Open champion Orville Moody O) Mealy M) SB Metzyer S Di«rhef 000 010 boi—J walked. A hit batsman and a Los Angeles The girls will enter sub­ Terry McManaman, Miss and Masters contender Bob Ricks look the victory just followed with singles. IQ h r er bb so t: Cievpianc i A lien D P LOS D-i-r Angeles 3 LOB S' LO- s' 10 LOS A n g e le s district competition next week affer CSI appeared to have In the bottom of the frame, fielder’s choice tied the game I Martens, Miss Sprier, Miss Murphy were included in an L 0 ' l i t 10 3B Cardeod' Par«e R u sse ii S while the boys will iiave another m tucked it away With a two-run Wells drilled a single to left field while two were going out before Hollingsworth and MI Hill even larger group at 70. Cumt)«.*r land tp h r e r bb SO ___Hye-way meet. a ccou n t^ ier five JM ividual sixth inning that broke a 1-1 tie. and Will Ward drew a walk. On Meyers' single sent the winning M c M a f'o n 7 3 3 5 J Johnson W 1 0 12 1 0 0 0 0 114] 0 (rl» Divitlon tally across, ------—— first and severaTMcorids and The^ E a g lc n o o lf nhe—lead "a-^2pitclr.-^ene Stroebel got a W P D ie r k e r ? P H D ie U T*«rp scoring — CamAt County W- a coupe of other former U. S. Carey J*. Rlmrock t* combined to win tr o of the three Open champs who were ra t^ 100 v a rd d » ih - YOufVO- C C , P r ld m o r * . R. Toforica, RR . Osboma, CC. Woiverton, relays. the pre^umamtsit favorites R 13 J Buhl amassed 89 points while J70 v4ra dau* — Stahn. R R . Slmpion, C . here, had 71 and 75 respective­ Hubsmlth. R, Kevan, CC. Miatl. R 31 3 Wendell had 56, Glenns Ferry Hands hurls 4^ yard da»n - Sta^n. RR Laktir>au. ly. Also at 71 was Gene Littler RR, Hiart, R. Baufccner, CC. Stocking, C 39, Kimberly 27 and Valley 10. who is making his first n * Te a m uorlr>g — B u hl B9, WeodeM 56. DON'T TRY SaO yard run jonn»ton. R. JohnM>n G leon» F e r r y 39. K im b e r ly 77. VaM ey 10 appearance here in 12 years, Cubs past RR. Onirn, C. Co«. CC- Benr. R 3 16 7 270 yard dajh - Hill, B. Simmerly, W, Julius Boros and George 50 /arddaih - Thurt>*r. RR, Pridmora. W icher.GF. Hendrli. B. Wagner. B 21.S TO CATCH . Totorica. RR, Jenten. R. C Jcn»en. R 50 yard da»h ■ AAarten*. B. (tiel Me Archer. 6 \ Manaman, B. and Horton. B. (4) Eaton. 7i yard davh Thurt>*r, RR. Yoong, W . C a rn a h a n . C P 6 I “ Ihere’s not much I can say Padres 4-3 CC Pndrnore. jeoian. R. O soorn *. fSO-yard retay — Wende« (Lauderr. THIS YEAR'S CC 9 3 Gunning. Pelerton, Holmes). Buhl, about my round," Joked Trevi­ lOO-matcf hurdlat • Walker. R. Pale. Kim berly. Glenns Ferry. 2 01.8 no. "I always play bad whert I SAN DIEGO (U P I)-R ight- CC. GeiJler, VC. Barron. CC, Henhlni. 1W yard dash — Sprier, B. Tverdy. B, FISH R R 19 S J jjmmerty, m m e r t y . W; Garr>er. GP. Carnahan. take a week off." hander Billy Hands pitched his 440 yard relay — Camas County, Carey.. 13.0 TVevino was asked if this first Mrin of the new season :___ Vo♦40.yard rrun — Alexand^ B..W e»tlall. I WITH LAST A C T meant tie penalized himsglT TtrorgaByTngBr M ifiT'cuKigo Stockif>g. C ; Oauicher.'CC MadderJy. PR ISO y a rd ru n — L a u d e rt. W ; C on . G F : 31 S o le m . K i C a rso n , B . G lo c k . G F 3 54 0 double when he refused to play Cubs, with Joe Pepitone ham­ SEASON'S — — Nanny, RR , Jonav. R. Ridley. 410 y a rd r e la y — B u h l (AAdrtenson. RR, HipweK n a h an , C F 9 D (kin't want to talk about Chicago San Dle«o FRAYED RR Osoorne. CC Van Mook. C, and BtO yard medley • ' ByM. •b r h bl ab r b bl LIMITED CKborne R R 4 1 I Hoi I ingsMor tn. Tverdy. M rM an«m a.p, Augusta." Kessmger ss3 1 I 0 Campbell ss S 0 i 0 MO yard relay Rimrock. Richfield. H .iii. Gtenni Ferry. Wendell. KimOeriy Beckert 30 4 7 3 0 Mason 7b 4 0 1 ' Carry. Camas County ] U I : oo 4 Trevino, who hasn't won a WiMiamt. II 4 110 Oaston ti 3 0 0 0 STRETCHED ••0 yaro medley Cam«s County R.c^ >00 meter hurdles HoH>r>oi«^'’th, D tournament since March 1970 S a n t o 3b i 0 7 3 C o lb e rt 10 4 1 7 0 TIME *pv* — K. Ho*ck^r«. W- H ic K m a n I 0 0 0 C a n n i4 M r c A 0 2 il Rin^foch 49. C a re y 56' i . R ic h fie ld 51. M altl, W-Worlslein, B Cutter V 13 1 leading inoney winner and O r t i ; c t 4 0 0 0 S io c u m JO 4 1 0 0 OFFER C»ooamg S la te W Drscus Wootan. GF. Hoeclistr*. W R o d o ip h c 3 0 0 0 A r l m p 0 0 0 0 100 r«rd davn Wooisey HR Sweet.' Maiti. W, Serr, W, Rice, GF 98 6 earning more than $210,000 in H a n d s p 4 0 0 0 RoO < nson p ti 1 0 0 0 UNE! CC Jess RR Baidw.n CC. 5 »0 Ch.nf>. W eligible for next week's Tour­ Keiicv C 0 0 0 0 WOOlan. OF Erkins B <—&C*i 1 0 0 0 C AAoivneu», C Brown. R- Basucher CC Totals 14 4 10 4 Totals IS ) ■ ) 57 9 “ I want to win but it doesn't C h icag o 307 000 000— « SERVICE MO yard run Allred, R. Smith. RR San O iego 001 lOt OOO-J BULK LINE Packham. CC H*dderly. RR Yhafter C Stars rap make that mudi difference," E Sanio OP Cn caqo », S .*n 0-»*oo 1 J 77 e the outspoken Trevino said. UOO Cn.cago 1 San D f^)o ? 3B W Hiam s AAile /iui— R. K^no. R. SwCf’. Cam poeli BrO'*'n S Kes*.'r.ger SPECIAL! VC Park C BrjttroiT W 5 0*4 "With a little luck I could have Two miif run Hunter &S Van Blues out. H an d s W 1 7 Leyven GS Thatcher C, StrotJd. CC: won three or four tournaments A riin L O T Carter C n o« 7 in recent months." K irb v _ - K t U t x ______Bauscher CC Bowers. B la c k R R tow nurcies Rusr» C Co^'es CC of]ptay^fs i t o i r p ay~eff4w^ Ot»wn. &S- Geis'er CC B4t0»».‘riv C C sm ntttnvpxtm’eni w ill H o g ste t> r. C 71 9 -O v U v ,— C-> ___BLQOMINGTOPL_^ Minn. manfi hours of pleasant fishing this Sumt^er B*u-»ct'e*' C C . MtMer « « r M*cl^fieid. Goooing State. ' s^i-finais' of the Stanley Cup^ SIZE Carey, Rimrock. Cartias County t 09 i MO yard relay Camas County Carey. playoffs. CAIL BEYMER PAVING, Lubricated!! -----Thp ,sijryfi>nlc the w t im f o ^ REELS M .ie re la y Car#y, Qicht.e«dT St«»e RimrocK Camas Coonty 4 0.7 7 games to two and knocked St. rtEVLL LAV IT RIGHT —— ood-vKlIejd with____ Louis out of the semi-finals for 6 Ibr test- - the first time since the Blues Garcia Mono Line!! _S t a n d i n g s . r a m t ^ intrt the. IpngiiA in thp Regulqr co;s;L for By United Press latefnatiottai 1967-68 season —the same time tfi isTo m pleteTe r- E a s t PARKING lORXMrPFIRTT w I pet the North Stars entered. The P-ttsOurgh S 3 675 Blues had gotten into the vice is $4.50 . . . N^w yQ'h 3 > 600 SI LOU'S , - 4 S 444 Stanley Cup finals three times ARE OUR Ch>c*gft- '■ — '-■■r 4 5 444 Phi/adfiph.vf i 4 479 althou^ they never won. M o ntreal ? 1 400 SPECIALTY SALMON and W est I p c i Var. J 2 STEELHEAD HoustOr**^ 5 S4S NYU drops Atlanta 4 500 SIZE San O.ego 3 5 375 Thursdav'a Rtlirlts trj^ck and San Francisco 4 HouStbn 3 CALL - WSH ’B^EI Uos Angeles 3 Si Louis 1 (mght) Ch'Caoo 4 Oiego 3 {mght) e*tt basketball w I pci NOW! FOR FREE ESTHiMW \ IS7 4iEW-VORK-<^UPIl------New- **4h * r-Y o rir ------Wash.'ngton 7 ' Yorlf TJiBVffsier-arisppetf“ _ Boston J----- bombshellin the intercollegiate— 733-1998-734-2288 D e tr o .1^ sports Beld Thursday vrtia It 5 **3 '.SI'-' announced it was dropping its o*wa«d ; ; -too $250,000 a year basketball Cal.iorn.a 5 4 -S5« “FOf? Plenty ^ •O netota 4 $ program next fall as well as THE BEST c.l, 4 1 400 track. SPORTS CftK*«0 J 4 J33 MAKE IT BLACKTOP of ^ro.l J v„k , The decision to curtail basketball came after the XEMTER ac^ l siigehtd ita worst record FROM BEYMER' -,7 3 3 i» 3 7 1 :=OTiWiEiMinErBnraD: n o r t h : TWIffFi^ - PARMNC! I w y g a m r t 71 season. 9 i:.'. ...(•- ....I......

April 14, 1971 Times-New*, Twin Falli, Id^ho- jy '.■j: V- Jerome wins FileFme^ Bucks seek

r I - 1, road wiW i n Dennis collects 3 firsts over L.A. -

—JEROME— Randy Suter-got— meet Thupsday-aftemoon.. third... with .39W, -followed by Filer INGLEWOOD, Calif. rU PI|- his two distance firsts and Jim. . But the big news was the Jerome took the tlUe with 59 il>.2, W endell 30>-j. Glenns Lew Alclhdor and tJie vaunted'' Meeks and Roger-.. Campbell return to full form of Wendell’s points while Buhl followed with Ferry 274, Gooding 20 and Milwaukee. Bucks-try to make chipped In with "bests", in a stickout senior Kirk iDennis who 52. Wood River, ^hich got off Twin Falls jayyees'llVi. it 3-1 over the (ril^led b u t' couple of events to give ^e . returned to his four‘best events the snow-plowed pavement and .Dennis, who ^ t the state low stubborn Los Angeles Lakers toniglit betun* tlie, chit»5~rtrturn~ "annual r Um Livitatiannl trook . away .y ith-thfeo firetc and a— first timp WprfnMHay urn I 4 I TJefeatsTsTTKriSutaiscrse^Tnir ri" M tlw a u k t* 020 OtO 010-4 dolng so. Dennis then leaped 6 ter and McDaniel came on to Minnesota Twins. C h ic a g o lOO 000 ooo ) start the ninth. Twins reliever Stan Williams yE Andrew* Johnstone, OP Chicago 3 feet, 1 inch to place third in the n J M. ■ J HURDLE CHAMPION Kirk Dennb of WendeU, la hU first low LO b ‘ Mii«^aukre &. Chicago5 high jump. The flat races were Aurelio Rodriguez started the gave up a single to Dick Green, 2B OMav S Lockwvooq Mfqao, A y « r „ K ecord h older hunUer race o! tbe year, holds ■ lubitantlal lead midway =and=with4w»«>uts=Rfidl^slngIed ■ runr agafi5t^^tfie=wt] IP h r' er bb »o am BDVAW^war ' was Mcrihced to second- by home Green to tie the score L OCKwOOd W 1 0 Dennis' return cut Into Filer’s Jof'nion I. 1 2 Mickey Stanley before Brink­ and knock William^ out of the eocJy point total as he defeated Jim C A U VCNia LOCAL K r« ie v Daniels in the lows but Daniels ACINT, 733.7371. man looked at five straight game. Jackson singled off W r* JOf>nvon T pitches; to run the count to 3-2 reliever Ron Perranoski to give also was nipped by a eyelash by ‘don't m eya and then lined a single to left. the Athletics the victory. Jerome’s Campbell. Daniels, After qualifying has been set, Tiger manager Billy Martin 0«kl«nd Mlnn«sot« Oriolos 6, Indians however, turned in his prettiest a classic re-match may occur lurnilur*—■ «b r h bi ^ r h bi Fuel fest set at form of the season in winning between Seattle’s Dick paraded seven pitchers to the C a m p n ri S 0 I 0 Towar l( 4 i l 0 " W « m o w * mound ^ d the last one, "Jim R u d i IJ i 1 1 1 C a re w 20 4 i i 0 CLEVELAND (UPlJ — Re­ the highs in 15.7. But the field K allvpda,‘ "who drives the Ja c k s o n n 5 0 11 Di'va r l I'll ------faniiliii« __ Hannan allowed only one hit for Mlncher lb S I 2 I Ki'lvDrew }tJ 4 0 1 1 lievers Chuck Machemehl and could do nothing about Filer's “Jokers” Fueler, and—Ai- Bando Jb J 0 0 0 Ree»« ID } 0 0 0 Steve Mingori walked across F irebird Race way the final 2 and 2-3 innings to get Mondar ct 4 > 7 0 Holt cf 4 0 10 power play, the 440-yard relay, Pherson. the victory. D u n Ja b c $ 0 I 0 CarO cn.»» 3 0 1 0 two unearned' runs in the 10th where Daniels and Lierman G re e n iD J I I 0 M.tferwald c) 0 0 0 BOISE - It will be the big season at Bonneville Raceway The Yankees wasted nume­ H unter p *2010 A lye a pn 1010 inning Thursday night to help learn with Gary Wright and MOvl«*vt ph 0. 0-OOTicr«nsh c 0000 Nitro burning AA-Fuelers that In Salt Lake City, will be Utah’s rous chances as they stranded KLimkvv^K p 0 0 0 0 K a a t p 2 0 0 0 the Baltimore Orioles to a 6-4 Randy Lammers. That quartet Oavi) pn 10 0 0 Wili.amt p 10 0 0 gain the lime light this.Sunday, A1 Pherson dri\^g the “ Iron 13 runners and had the bases victory over the Cleveland won easily in ,46.2. L o c k e r p 0 0 0 0 P e rra n o M i p 0 0 0 0 April IBth, at Firebird H orse.” Pherson is the loaded on three different B ra u n ph 1 0 0 0 Indians. Meeks hit his peak in the high FINAL T O U Jl - a * 4 J 2 4 .. . } l \ J ^ . Raceway, as they present the defending NHRA .World bccasslons. The nger' pitchers O a kla n d OM 003 030— 4 B a ltim o re ' CTfVtlantf Jump, clearing 6-1 and nipping M m n e to la 000 030 OOl^ ) ab r h bi « b r h bt "Intermountain Top Fuel Championship Series Top Fuel were helped out by two fine ) » I I B ro w n >s 4 1 0 0 Dennis on fewer misses at the L O B 12 nr^ev^ta S Fest.” 1970 Champion at Firebird and catches by Stanley In center- 20 Oiiva. KiMebre^ Mmcher HK BaI S 1 1 1 Neirks 3b S 2 2 7 last previous height. The CLEARANCE Minever' S b HOI* Mwn*er Towflf J 1 2 4 Pm son r f 4 0 0 0 No less than eight of the umping-Jack senior gave at the recent NHRA Super- field and a spectacular diving G re e n F^RObmsn rf 4 0 > 0 I^OSie c 3 1 1 1 strongest Fuelers in the region M e n a rick s c 4 0 0 0 M a rre iso id 5 0 1 i Daniels his best hustle of the nationals, held in Ontario, catch by Jim Northrup in left. BRoblntn )b ) 0 I 0 RFoster If 10 0 0 will be on hand to run for money 1971 FORD Sd im o n 3D 0 1 0 0 Leon ?b 3 0 0 0 year in the highs in placing California, he went all the way D e tro it N ew Y o r k Johnvon :tp i 0 1 0 Fo rq 0 0 0 0 with time trials set for 9 a jn . to the seml-flnals. ______Rental Cars ------_ ^ r li.fij- - » -h 0-0— ■0 Q Q-Q~ sccond______M c A u iitte 3b S 0 0 0 C la rk e 3b 3 0 i 0 B ra O io rd 2 0 0 0 and ^Iminations starting at For the first time ever, the Thai* cart must ba told NOW. Choota from Gal- - K*»rf»e-e4— ------^ ? . AlLtha teamsJiulJtendell.Md P crr in'osli.' ■ ■■snopav pTT -T o--0-*:»TWTrrrtrv-c>— trSOTnnr------Korthrup t» 0 0 0 W h ite If 10 0 0 Sa ve L oc kpf 0 0 0 0 AFo^tff c >000 Glenns Ferry will run in the ”FTretJlrd-strlpT»lirhmnBnfe^^ ~axiai, 't, Pinto't, Mavaricki 4i broncot. C ash \D 3 0 0 1 Blefary rf 10 10 0 0 0 0 iG re e o ' T ] A J. ;?3 LarT^b P Heading in from Paulsvo, engine AA-Fuel Dragster by the c - 4 J 0 Woodl^ £l 1 0 0 a ' - ^ ■■ « ji- c - a . Twin Falls^ Hank—Powers in­ . Cnupa i, Wagons,-Sadoni — All colttrt e nd oplloiis— R o d n g u i 3b * \ 2 \ Morcer cf 4 0 3 1 jhiaenaf 1 0 0 0 Washington,—w itte r last vitational next week. Kaiser Tirothers entry "ouF oP S tan ley c« 2 0 0 0 C a le r 1b i 0 2 0 P<*4cuai c IN) I 0 weekend’s Northwest Open Top low , LOW MILEAGE AND FORD MOTOR WAR­ Brinkman is 2 0 \ I G ib b s c 2 0 0 0 Brewers 1, Sox 1 Hedge ph 10 0 0 T e a m sc o rin g Je ro m e S9 B u h i S2. Denver, Colorado. Chance p I 0 0 0 V u n s o n c 2 0 0 0 M d th e m h i RANTY APPLIES 3 0 0 0 0 Wood River 39' i. Filer ]) >. Wcr^oeM iQ /. •Fuel winner at Seattle In­ Coltlns ph I 0 0 0- K e n n e y 3b 2 0 0 0 With the recent big wins by M*ngon P 0 0 0 0 C ie n n k F e r r s 7^' j. Goodir>g 20, F a lls TERMS AVAILABLE • TRADES WELCOME S c h e rm n n o 0 0 0 0 M K h a e i s s 4 0 0 0 CHICAGO ( UPI) -Righthan- T o la ls 41 t « ft T o ta ls 14 4 » 4 ternational, Herm Peterson. Don Garlits at the Wln- n 1 Ja y v e e s 11’ , 0 0 0 0 Tepedmo ph 1 0 6 0 der-'Skip Leeltwaoil -pitohod PBtarann put JBtr|i-:.:Jhe,Klng" tnrnatlnnalg and ^pakiiriiflplri In ■l.You w ill never btiv be»af tor fa^i than right now. Jones ph Clevelai^d Beresford WR Kiel N>chois. an^ K U k e n n y McOan>ei p D 0000 000 (our hitter Thursday as the e M iVidr CK4 A ^Oiftr Paicuai. Pe«erson j tS f Ruth away In the final round 0 0 0 0 his new rear engine Fueler, the P atterson ' Milwaukee Brewers beat Chica­ Marreivon BjH rno^r I LOB Bal’. 180 y a rd re la y H .e l G'er^nsI ^erry Poor p 0 0 0 0 n'ori* 13 Ckveiano •’ iBfOwn, Harder. Shrum, Hanke) and Buhl with a-fantastic 6.S8 E.T. while revolution has started towards Mannan p 10 0 0 go 4-1 to extend the White Sox 3B Nettles Fosse h« Po w ei* l3» lA a ’soT' J Watson, Long, Allen). Jerome. Ruth, himself, hit the clocks a the weird creations and already SAWTOOTH MOTOR T o ta ii 1) 1 4 1 T o ta ls )4 1 « ] Netties I' SBMarre,vo<> Pnson F WendeK F .ler 1 36 0 400.000 11 M In.sing .stTPflk to six games. ._RaD.;naQn. inn yorrt ___;_ - O e n n ti.- A ,. Lie ffT ia n .. -Brother’s Fueler has Hailey, Idaho Phone 788-2216 N ew Y o rk 000 oie''ido > ip h' r e7~bB f Quesneii. WR LaCroia.G Ytevenson E Gibbs, Brmkman, DP Detroit 3. Ncv^ The Brewers got a pair of 9 6 4 4 5 ’ W 10 i 231.12 miles per hour. cut 6.90'a-running at 3,000 f e e t , York 1 LOO Detroit 7. New York 13 -Funs4n-the-second on .singlps,by Walt 10 0 0 10 Mile run - Suter. J Charlton. B. Fresh from his first win of the elevation In Las Vegas. 2B Freeman 2. Kalme. Murcer HRs A " T o s f e r • 7 T J R 4 • 3 - r ^ S»*ni T 3 04 A 4 461 140 yard low hurdles - Deon.s w P atte rso n 1 3 I 0 0 0 0 nenn tucnard scored twice and Campbell. J. Daniels. F Meeks J Foor 0 ' 0 P 0 0 Another run camc in the fifth Ruhter TF 15 1 H annan W i. 0 3 ; 3 10 0 ? 0 defenseman J.C. TVemUay >80 yard run Alien. B Hanke. GF Sfotllemyre 5 4 ] 2 1 A on a walk to Tommy Harper, a added a goal and an assist BOAiden, WR Unr.g WR Draper j McDaniel L 0 2 1 2 2 04 5 sacrifice, an error and a double Thursday night as the Montreal Rroadiurrip Daniels. F . Stever'son W play while Hegan scored the Spencer, J, HilUer. J Thometz. B ^ Angels 5, Koyals 2 Canadiens evened their best-of- Medley - Jerorrte (Walters. Morns. last run on Dave ."Vlay's eighth seven Stanley Cup series with D.iie van Hoo»er) Wood River Glenns F e r r y , B u h l, W e rid eil 3 57 4 begins with men who KANSAS CITY (UPI) - inning double. Boston at 3-3 with a 8-3 victory Shofput -• Gorretl. G. Murray. T f. Sandy Alomar stroked a two- Walgamott. J. Wat&on. B 47 - over the Bruins. 2JO yard dash — Daoni*. W. Lierman. out single and Jim Fregosi Richard, who usually plays F Mie) Quesneil. WR. Brown. GF. followed with a ^o-run single in C a m p b e ll, 3 23 5 ' ' Ram owner cepteii^.wfls moved to right fmt»^-rtrn Suter. ^Jr 8 r o f h w e 4i. the lllhTnnlng Thursday nignt, J, Oiwiion. J. wingljy coach STHacNarmid W R 10 23 0 giving.the California Angels a 5- he scored a backhand goal In Mile relay Buhl, Jerome. Gier^ns 2 victory over the Kansas City Ferry Wood Giver, Twm Falls 3 <3 3 Before we’ll mill a kernel of grain killed the opening period to give the. Discus - firown. OF S Me«er. b. k Royals. Me>er B Gorreil. G Watson. B 14i 3's to make Ojd Crow, e.xperts like Jerry I Canadiens a 2-1 lead. He added High lump - Gorreil. G. Meeks. J Alomar’s hit broke a 2-2 tie another backhand effort in the Oenn.s. W. Bavis. F Ruhler. TF 6 2 Simpson test samples by hand for r by cancer Poievauit - Moidenhauer. B Davs. B. and scored Syd O’Brien and third period. Ruhter, TF Monn. GF Uhr.g WR M 6 appearance and color. It’s the only Fregosi’s blow scored Chico NEW YORK (U PIl-D aniel Tremblay, an 11-year veteran way we know to make a good-tasting Ruiz and Alomar with the F. Reeves, the principal owner who was pointless in the first OVOCI? 0)^ insurance runs. The rin s came Bourbon. of the Los Angeles Rams who five games, scored at 14:39 of oH rookie reliever Jim York. brought the franchise West the-second period after he^was N.Y.ends California Kania* City set up by Jean Bellveau to give ab r h ab r h bi from Cleveland in 1946, died in A io m g r 7 0 4 > 3 2 Palelt ss S 0 2 0 Montreal a 4-2 lead. He also set Fregoti ss S l 2 2 Kirkoafrck tS 0 0 0 his apartment of cancer Thurs­ Johnson If 4 0 11 ONs cf 4 0 1 0 day. He was 58. up the first score of the game 2 1 -year ConiQliaro rf 4 0 2 0 P in ie iia it « 0 0 0 by Pete Mahovlich, who tie at Spencer lb 3 0 0 0 O liv e r lb ^ 0 i 0 Reeves, who owned the Rams McMuMn 3b 4 0 2 0 RO ias 2b 5 » 2 0 ^ston goalie Gerry Qieevers 0'Brler^ 3b 0 1 0 0 S ch aai 3b S i ] 0 for 30 years, had been an ^^oses c 3 0 0 0 M ay c 2 0 i 0 outpatient at a New York clinic With a 40-foot drive in the cup jinx Goniaie* ph i 0 0 0 Heough n ' 0 0 0 0 opening period. Torborg c 0000. l a y l o r p h 1000 in recent years because of TORONTO (UPI) - Ex-Leaf R u i: ph 0 1 0 0 Knoop ph I 0 0 0 Hodgkin's disease. He leaves a "Hie Candiens took advantage B e rry ct S I I 0 D a lC a n to n p 7 0 D 0 Bob N w in’s s<^nd jjoal of the p 4 » o o widow and six children. of Boston being two men short La R o ch e p 0 0 0 0 A b e rn a th y p 0 0 0 0 in the middle session as both night at 9:07 o f the Ifra Queen A Q 0 Q 0 Paep K e r l . 1 Q 1 1 Reeves' death came just four overtime period helped New fis h e r p 0 0 0 0 Y o rk p 0 0 0 0 months after he fired highly Mike Walton and Bobby- Orr S tcphentn c 1 0 0 0 York defeat the Toronto Maple Allen p 0 0 0 0 successful George Allen as the were in the penalty box. Walton T o U U I J i A l S T o t a l i ______4 j 2 t 1 Leafs, 2-1, Thiirsday night ttnd Calllerisia SjrUHHTTWCJ— Ttarns*"COath'and"hircd.^mmy ^ K a n sa s C ity OM M ) 0 ^ I advaneelhe Rm gvs past the ' Prothro away from UCLA for for Cheevers. Jactjnes Lemaire E Johnson LOB Catiforn.a >0. kar^sas ^ first round of the Stanley Cup -.C T h irjotr ^cored-the-power play goal,to_ 2B0fack Joe of three New York hurlers Bourbon-making out of the hit-or-miss Namath threw a football paced the Mets Thursday to an n ’j DirrniNT 111 category. Later, they handmade the Thursday for the first time 8-0- exhitition victory over • N o Other m ower is b uiti like it' first sour mash Bourbon. We still use Army. since' breaking his wrist last • N o other m ower f>«rform» like it' Oct. 18 arid said “nothing hurt Agee’s . blast came in the our hands in making Old Crow. when I threw the baU." ’ finirtli following walks to Jerry • No oiKar mower ilJO -. - After wprk^ most of our, men keep Namath is workiw; out with Grote and Dave Marshall. VACUUM CUAHl YDUETiW IT^ . ^ on using their hands. Jci^Sim pson the University of Alabama Plndihitter Art ShftmsIvnKee activity also over Army in an many years b y ’ ifrow ett. the e«tro 'oroe, .-taining tTTiT^liality of our country 'i presents him with an opfMrtuni- lining a two-run blast in the C«pter ■no%J'<>ted b o g Tr.m» Bourbon as he does upholstering this' ty to test the spin and control sixth. .. close e.»Ker tode A JOY of a football. Met pitchers Jim McAndrew, to u»# . f* o r ’ro*>**d chair. ZZ!!HeZ^lhrBw315fC3tXM=:l „ ^ver the-years.-craftsmanship-like minutes and be had his old ifams each limited ArSi^tb one" this has made Old Crow America’s control.’' said Jets coa<* Weeb hit. ------— best-tasting Bourbon. Ewbank. “I came down here Army co-captain Tom Pyr* not knowing what I would see ^parked the W y . Army threat and what I saw pleased me a in the sixth when he doubled to great deal.” left with one out and was wild- Namath had the cast re- pitched to third. P y n , a Miu/t 6y good KenfucAy han/fs ...... Redcoach Febnjary artd bad been sque^ T d Kluszewski, was stranded winrvarvsT' to stroigthen his grip. struck out the next two battersJ ParM iiol Help WanlMl HontM For Sol* 5 0 ' H em at For Sola

CHRISTIAN HOO^E' HOTLINE. MJ F A R M E U U I P M E N T b e r r y b u s h e s , sarden space RANCH ST(YLE, all masonry. Bold DEADLINES Blue L a k e s N o rth . Pnone 733-969^. O P E R A T O R S : Y e a r round, geod wltti ttiis licautilul 4 bedroom medallion home .on acreage. 1'^ woc>ttng conditions witli op­ tome. M ^ y nice teature*.,ttW)00. Miles North Kimberly. W.‘ W. FOR . portunity lor IncrMied retpon- F E L P T M A N .R E A L T O R S ■7}3-19M G o la y. 433 400e. Doby Sittarft— Child sibiilty and advancement. Piton* 434-«4 )l days; M r. Edwards at «»• J "YOUR HEART'S DESIRE' CLASSIFIED JACK.di JILL Nursery. Licensed S172^or M r. G rean w eli at 533 4IM Baautiiul ail brick, 3 bedroom, 2 USE YOUR C I right to purchase a child care. Qilldrert ~ pre*^ m o m in o o r evenings.______baths, lireplace, larga lam lly home and quit putting rent down sch oo l. 1104 10th A v e . East< .733- ro o m , iin e s i Ucatk>n, S32.000. the>d^,aln. We h av e the n e c e u a r y ADVERTISING 6^ 7. FELOTAAANREALTORS 7J3;1»i» • to start you toward home W E T_RA.IN YOU o^ership.Several'GI'able homes These Deadlines apply to BABY*SITTIN(? In rny home. Ad­ FO H S A L E : 2 bedroom-, 700 Idaho liO to S160. C a ll F ra n k 733-5974, dress across ^om ttie Kellwood . JO BECOME Street, Filer, ptione 733-SMi. MOUNTAIN STATES REALTY. Transient or want ods onJ Cdm pany. C a ll 733-4969. commercial. ads no,-larger ' A S P E C IA L IS ^ T r e a l n i c e t>yo bedroom Mobile than 10 inches. BABY SITTING done in my home. IN 6 W E E K S Homo and large oaraoe with store — Fwofi v * u i . 734-3 - r o o m r w r r - TJhis - U n-*t- a n~^rdliV it you wont your ad.to ThM-s v^y w u dyi't one , COUNTRY LIVING WEDNESDAY Boise. Idaho 83707 3 bedroom brick home on W acre, LYNWOOD REALTY n e ce ssarv. C a ll 733-7405- full basement, 2'/2 baths, fireplace, (Ads must be received by. ilO Blue Lakes ftorih Farm Work Wanted family room, Clearbrooks Sub 11:30 A.M. Tuesday) 23 ^ ivisio n . 129,500. 733 93H H«lp Wanted 18 A P T E P h o u r s GARDEN ROTOTILLING. pasture i ^ o ll RAY SABALA 7J3 4}40 P J 733 710*j THURSDAY Haney Mffihtri D3 8473 IRRIGATOR, experienced. c o r r u g a tin g , and b lad e work,>< (Ads must be receved by Hagerman Valley Ranch. phone 733 8329, | GEM STATE REALTY 1 1;30 A.M. Wednesday) Hagerman. Mostly corn end . 733 5334 alfalfa. Set up good with plenty Qf CUSTOM ROCK picking with An- j CHOICE ACREAGE water: Satary operr—Can- start derson Rock Picker. Call Brent i ot Twin Falls. Spacious, FRIDAY Immediateiy. Phone'ft3T«4»“ br‘'^ Bower. Si3^y25rfiuh\ | — B R A N D N t W ------’ almost new, 4-tedroom brick (Ads must be received by 837 6480. a fte r 7:30 p .m . 3 bedroom brick;~3~t3athsv futt home. Alt built-in appliances, 2s 1 1:30 A.M. Thursday) GARDEN' ROTO TILLING^ John ' basement. Attached double baths. 2 fireplaces, double garage, M cD onald phone 733 2452, i garage, fireplace, recreation sprinkler system. Family room IMMEDIATE OPENING for full room. Choice Northeast location. and recreation room. Large time office girl In Twin Falls. Must basement. HURRYI This won't SUNDAY be able to type. 40-hour vyeek with CUSTOM BEAT PLANTING and I cultivating with or without Ro- I last long, »31,500- p a ld v a c a tio n . R ep ly to Box 1-9, c o CALL: Times News. Neet. JOE'S CUSTOM FARM etASS»^IE4:X-^ S E R V IC E . Phone 326 4898. F ile r .' MAGIC YAILEY L a a n , 733 1360 , REALTY EXPERIENCED. RELIABLE man F o g g y. 733 6015 T w r m s T' SECTION for dairy. 43a-293\. Paui- CUSTOM PLOW ING, call evenings. Ja c k G oeckner 5M 2039, I T o n y . 423 5688 m RANOCS 733 5580 All ods to ap p e a r in the E a r l, 423-5659 Gordon L. Crockett. Broker Times-News Sunday Classified HELP WANTED — FEMALE — i CUSTOM MANURE HAULING 1043 B lue L a k e s Nortti 733-8227 Evenings & Sundays: Housewives golden opportunity to i Lillibridge Custom Farming 733 6531 733 3169 733 5830 Section must be received by make good money selling ; 733 8363 HAGERMAN VAbLEV ______nationally known product for .APPROXIM ATELY 6 Sh ady LISTING Exceptionally women. No door-to-door ’ ~acres. older 2 bedroom home with1 J 1:30 A.M. - '5oHcttationT~M(yum r~vour~a>n’ t -A~Si R CUSTOM FARMING for all' cle an , 2 bedrooms on main floor typesoffarm work. Phone 324-4050 lots of possibilities, spring water.' Full nbasement partj/ finished. venience. Inquire Marjorie , river frontage, tremendous view. I or 324 4855 Carpeted and draped A really FRIDAY Streeter. 955. North 10th East. ' Secluded, Priced to sell I AAountaln H om e. Phone 587-4690 or sharp home for only SU.500. Call 507 4919, ^ , CUSTOM MANURE HAULING^ N a d in e K o e p m ck 733 7297 or Le o 's Custom Farnr^ir>g. File r LAND OFFICE OF IDAHO Quiet CAREER OPPORTUNITY: Fuller; ______; r e a l t o r s 733 0716 Brush Company special local i W ANTED: Custom plowing. Ground Times-News route Start S560 g u aratn ee d full | working equipment. Art Peterson. LOBE If you're looking for an acreage point time Married, car and phone , Phone 536 2253, W endell. REALTY that offers privacy, a distinctive 2 ne cessary C a ll 733 7405 < bedroom home and outbuildings - • • — I EXPERIENCE'D HERDSMAN' 75 3 -2 6 2 3 for VQur an im als a ll w ith in ' j m 7le" of Twin, this is it. 132.000.00 MAN TO help on dairy farm with ( wants permanent position with, CONFERRING during an WANT well-established dairy farm or milking and general farm work. i 733-5045 - 733-2340 Choice home in Morningside Call C h arle s P eterso n at 678 7803. would consider lease with riflht ' 7 3 3-545 7 Inmates’ meeting wltb prison I p a rty , 459-1197, Caldw ell d istrict. 4 bedrooms, completely ------I 733 8211 733 5035 officials left, aTe M annel- ADS carp eted. 2 fireplaces, full finished WANTED: Foreman to run tndy Lester, right, and William C U ST O M P L O W IN G , discing, and basem ent. *24,000.00 shop Need re fe re n c e s . Pt^one 536 p o tato see d h a u lin g Jinn Knlgbt at Kingston, Ontario, 2463. W endell. ' Scha#ff«r,-^7«-«49i-^ BEAUTIFUL HOME ! Elegant vine covered home on 1347 Lawndale Drive Twin Fallsl North Blue Lakes. 2 bedrooms with They were among represen- WANTED --...Sales Personnel. — +amttfor- wtttr—etectrtcat—-end . 3 X 30i.4 lot. Either residential latlvtfs uf 500 liunates whtr- ^ o n e 2 4 4 Bedrooms T or commercial, 132.000,00 plumbing products, steady, per- 2 Bath s rioted, took control of four-way ^manent employment, above Living Room with Fireplace , GEM STATE REALTY c(sII"1ilock IHTSBier" of'u p p er" average sataryT write b o V n rc -6 GARDEN PLOWING ana roTo ’ Kitchen with built tn appliances 633 Blue Lake s North, 733 5336 photo. Six guards were held Times News giving name and filling. Phone 336 4631 Denver Carpeted throughout DickM essersm ith.Jroker 733 9069 phone number, you will be con­ Fine, Filer hostage nnH tt^reatened with Large family room with fireplace ' Hrs. 8:30 6.00 Sat 9 00-4 00 tacted in basement. 733-0931 a n d loss of fingers If troops fired AH’ YARD CLEANING C A R E 734 You Must See To Appreciate TWO ACRES, spacious 2 b ath, 3 Atiddle flQea lady to live b l a c k - t m m ------^------uguruum' w w e Beap— W7FT Special Notices in. night andday.ndday Light Lioht work, oooa » A I L & V : R O 'g g i r r S " T t ^ •artWiOuV. tw .-ooo p ay Call 733-2539 ROTO TILLIN G Small gardens. Phone 9 00 a m to 8 00 p m Chris REALTORS NEAT 2 bedroom home, living HYPNOSIS BESTLINE DISTRIBUTORS J a n c ik . 733-91P9. 733-4262 room, dming rqpm Large kitchen, needed. Yellow Pages.under m any cabinets, g arag e S7500. W ill weight, 'smoking and memory trade for Mobile Home. housewares, retail, part or full­ CONCRETE SPECIALTY, flo^ Agents for Regal Homes Phone 733 0420 tim e 733 1683 steps, driveways, patios Can 733 C Harley Williams. Eves 1 FOR THESE AND OTHER C LEAN ER 4335 for e stim ate EXPERIENCED FARMER to LISTINGS, CALL T H A N CLEAN Card of Thanks operate trial grounds operation. CHARLGb P HAWKEft REAL -SEWING WANTED Pfain sewing. ACREAGE .TOR. t Harpig s' 422 Va-n Aven^? 3V» A G ftE S .- fu ll vi/ater rlg tit^ 3-l_ ' ‘ - f e / 'W E WISH to express our slnce^'* work'^Hos^t^and o\^w benefrtV. ' Phon«-244-S633. «ven,ngs gratitude to all those who sent Call 829 5411 ! trouser pockets, children's bedroom home. Double garage.^ STL4M lARftT ( LLANFRS floral trioutes. sympathy cards, clo th e s. 733 0379 Domestic well and city water, ' t m ile from K im b e rly »21.900 and food during the recent loss of FABULOUS country rambler our dearly Beloved wife and EXPERIENCED IRRIGATOR and I CUT lawns by the hour or by the . m oth er. tractor man. Phone 423 4063, law n Call 733-1023 N IC E 4 bedroom, carpeted, fam ily Exquisite appointments area Family of S S Robbins room — fireplace, excellent 130,000 r ' OPENING, part time, for lady Day H O U S E R b r o t h e r s C U S T O M ' location SI 7.900 GARDEN SEEDS ARE NOT roto tilling and blade work 733 BI LEVEL I HAVE A Gates Tire Distributor location. EASY FINANCINGI South. Salt Lake City, Utah S4101 tensions, and the normal board A/iyone Interested in giving ship available in Twin Falls. P ric e 116,950. R E A L E S T A T E K's Specials LOVING CREEK RANCH S ~ care to this type child, contact the C ontact Herb B u ttle r, Route No. 2, S E R V IC E 733 1416 EQ UIPM EN T restlessness of youth. LEGAL NOTICE Department of Public Assistance COOK FOR AFTERNOON Shift, M e rid ia n , Idaho 376 0079. The other three are what one (DON BAIOWINA at 733 2323 or come to 634 Addison • woman preferred Apply in person 'LOW TAXES AND WATER 2, 2NEWLISTINGS ClEO BAIDWIN) COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO Avenue West to learn more about EXTRA neat older home. 3 colonel described as "self- at Speck's Cafe STATION FOR LEASE in Twin bedroom, built ins Carpet Adv«rtiMm«nt. April 15 P .O . BO X 123* it Fails, excellent location^ 3 service fireplace, fenced yard 6 y e a rs old bedrooms, close in 112,500 ----- inflicled wounds" o f the milita­ Atxlio»w«t*r W efI, EtUf*. - . TWIN FALLS^JPAHQ ...... -EXPERIE .—110.. 1st Srrcet^ansai. -Stop, look: -ARiCK a bedroom, college area: ry—that . 60 per cent of the Wall MatMrimith Call for Bids • Petroleum Products LEG CRAMPS? Try Supplical with Cross Apply In person and make offer SHAW REALTY now vacan t 113,500 Sealed bids, in single, will be calcium , only 11 98 for 60 tablets Rogerson Restaurant. RARE OPPORTUNITY. 733 0473, Nettie Magel 733 1242 soldiers at FI. Carson are recp'vcd until 10 00 a m. on Thur At Os'co Drugs E sta b lish e d Auction & Second APRIL 17 April 79, W7I, in the office of RESPONSIBLE PERSON wanted to returning men from Vietnam Hand business, 20.000 sq . fl. TWO NICE., liveable, carpeted. HARRISON . FIQYD THORNTON A SONS the Business Manager ol the College own and operate Candy and _ g l t h just two to six mnntha.stilL L J^ O U C ------t>uil^iAg~«n— 6—lot4 “ ■ --homes. I- Ad3feflivBrir4rnV; A p f i l l S ' ^ Servtcr Ati conftdenttal P h o n e rnorrvsnjrrrsrreBTr’TH’T'w i'r' * Awctton Center..,West Monroe with full basement. On nice lots • K REALTY TwTn F a lls , Idaho, and'lhe^ pubTTclyT ro '^ fv e sndTvliirTiave’ little or Auctioneer; Harvey Iverton Fails and surrounding area Street. Kim berly. Phone 423 5568 with excellent renters. Both for -opened, for furnishing to said college 733 6631 — night 733-5773^ Pleasant business.' High Profit ; 733*2322 . no “interest-in further training; or 423 57.T3 only 125,000 with t

4 Friday, April 16, 19/i Times-News, Twin Faiis, idaho 21 Compare. Farms Far Sal* 63 M obil* H om tr 'Hdy, Orain^and Nad 94 C o l t k i loa PcI Supplie* T10 MiM^MM!U*NrS«i« 140 F O R S A L E a p p ro xlm »t0ly 30 a c m , INTERNATIONAL CAMPER bus. IVOULO L IK E to renMn J t r o m e , i Sleeps 4, self-contained. Qood 40 TONS aid and^ d cutting hay. FOR SALE: IS - 3-yeBr4ilds and 13 Hcybum. Pay equity, take over 4 C H A M P ip ls l ; bedroom h q u se . Phone 324-5314, and 7 S 0 jiu stie ls o t b a rle y . 423.5072.' TO GIVE AWAY; t part shepherd I BARBER- CHAIR, 1 s h a m m ..... per cent loan. Poislble sub­ , motor and tires. Recent ovsmaul. Je ro m e . 18 mdnttit ol0 ReolstwedAnous -P«rtjdsb\-PupptBS J3 3 0594. a fte r, i Chair, i.viampoo tJOJrt. VetaJKSdr , division. Call 47M7aa (950. C a ll ^23-5733. "NEW Bulls. Good len^^y^irsTH^sed p -m - condition. 733-M23. ^ 100 TO N good h a y . co v e re d sta c k s . on grass, silage, ar\d hay. Jim OFFICE SPACE, S desks plus P hone S2V-S436 b efo re 7 a .m . or B ro o k s , 839 5018. Hazefton. BUHL 40 acres; full water, oood 1970 »'/7' CAM PER, furnace, stove, MOTOR HOMES storage. No parking meters. AAaIn re frig e ra to r, sleeps 4. Phone 733 a fte r 6 p .m . LADIES TOTE , assorted' lo c a ils n .M I a c re s In h a y . tZt.OOO. A v e . W e s tf 733 1980. AKC REGISTERED. German - colors, 3 bags per. set. *24.95 Ilst.I 4130, 733-1773...... o. Powered by Dodge S6.00I) down. FARMER'S BUY CERTIFIED Performance Shorthairs and Wire Halrtd' now onlv 19.99 at PENNYW ISEi ’‘ •'LOWEST PRICED IN FOR SA LE; 7 tons of hay, second Pointing Griffons. LAB«‘'C'S R E A L T Y , B u h l. 541,4450 o r 543- tested CKvrotals bulls. Cash, DRUG.S, Lynwood Shopping* 41t0. It FOOT NOMAD self-4ifhtalned THE VALLEY 'Farmi For R en t' 84 cutting. Call 733-J097., contract or lea^e— Don't buy KENNEL. Phone m j U t T . C e n te r., • ______travel t r a ile r . Phone. 733-3487. charolals bulls just because they 40 AcRds Between Wendell and FOR LEA SE; 100 shares HlHsdald, PO RiSALE; corn slleage. Call 733- Jerome. Lovely hew all electric are.whlt^ and cheap. Ross Parker UvMlecl^tfnt^ j. , 114 ■ H & W tlrsl segregation, Northslde canal H ao erm an/vldaho 837-4848. - WAREHOUSE SALE home with nice view. $34,000, PICKUP CANOPIES w a te r. P ho n e 423-5700. Terms. PETERSON - RgAL 1st CROP HAY for sale. Also straw. DEAD ANIM AL pickup. We ie ryIJce - ESTA TE. 534-M71. Wendell. ' . L o w a s $194.99 j Trailer Sales PRES^ or Springer cows or heifers. —Nort(>^e.;>Jaroa» .ScoM.-934,51W . • FOR STORAGE -HORSe-RASTURH-tqjvraotr^-to.-ft: — P♦>one-a^.4^4^^^^uper^;------— GoWAnteed. buy ■ or tfadS'TW^ -New-14* ftberglasr^canoev 'wtrtr' 259 Ovedond Avenue, Burley head horses. Edge, of Twin. 733- springers or beef. Hao or Clvd< KS'g? theast of Goo'cUng. Cash o r sh a re acres beet or potato grbund. Three equlphtent and bulk tank. Call 436 OF DEAD AND USELESS SAT«m SUN c ro p . Lease'. Phone 534-2274 or S a l e s - R e r i i a h bedroom hom e B25-5S84. OATS lor sal«, 240 loaded on your 4078. A P R I L 17— 18 Wendell R EA LT Y , S34-2274or 534- East 5 Points • Twin Falls truck. Call »4-2IM, Jerome. ANIMALS CALL 10.a.m:to 4p.m.* 3448. j ■ Farm Im pfom ant* 9 0 Intermountain Fuel Warehouse 734*2861 or 733-2874 C A U V E S Corner Truck Lane CUSTOM STEAM grain rolling Baby and grass calves, all kinds, C L O S E D T U E S D A Y . 733,^835 • ; . ?500 acre cattle setup, an.deeded, 1120' 8" plastic pipe, used. 4-row motnie — molasses. Al Haskell, '/a w e s t, y* south of Kim berly. 423* . plus some BLM . Lots of water. 1 OPEN SUNDAY 2 P.M. John Deere Potato planter. Steel 423-5«80, K im b e rly . C O L L fe C T Shoshone S I. South — lift a nil'" ^ "aAaJ Ifln .5134, o r 4n-5809. B 8. B Cattle. _ncorty new noiiiv jh u s ,* iw v w hee4sr-f> w *—5tyap»T^=MavF4c^ FREE PieKUP-SeR-^rCe ------^ ■733 92^------or------733-«0«9- houses, barn, shed, and corrals. SEEYOUft Pcrtar Dealer first. For E c k e r t, ^•oufe No. 3. Buh l. A reliable market for your baled GOODING 934-541- best buys in P ick u p canop ies and hay, IDAHO ALFALFA PROD­ 3 BLACK ANGUS bulls. 2-year olds. FISHING POLES, .reels^iarge W E S T E R N campers. MADRON CAMPER & FOR SA LE: 1.000 bushel Sioux Steel U C T S , IN C . Ju s t no rth ot th e Sugar P hop e 934-5785 Gooding o r 536 2718 ^selection, low* prices.^ £0*S R E A L T Y CO. t r a i l e r s a l e s . E a s t S P o in ts, granary on platform with tin floor. Factory. Rhone 733-91*7, Twin W en de ll. TRADING POST . ‘915 ^Kfchone Twin Falls. Closed Tuesday, open 733 2097. F a lls . > Street South. 444 AAain South Sunday 2:00 p.m. POLED BEEF shorthorn bulls, 5 IDAHOHIDE AND 733,2345 miles south and 1 mile east of TEX FLOW aluminum pipe, gated Farm S««d 9 6 FO R S A L E : 4* x 8' pool tab le. Good Don Wallace 733-7414 AAotor-Vu. Lewis Dean. T A L L O W CO. RESERVE YOUR modem rental and mainline. Tractor-move condition. S75. 229' E lm . Phone 733- vacation trailer or camper now. sp rin k le r s y s te m s . Phone 423-5847. CERTIFIED SEED potatoes, 8?78. 40 A C R E S . 40 shares of rtorthside Clean, completely serviced. perfect Californio reading, eligible 100 HEAD M IXED beef heifers for 423-5942. for recertlflcatlon.'Tleldedy run, or Applionces & HH Equip. 120 |- canai water, all in pasture. 3 ! WILKINS TRAILER SALES. s a le . 30 c a lv e s on ground. 788 2878 M AKE beaten' down carpet nap at s o r t ^ . 532-4171. a fte r. 7 p .m . bedroom home, pressure system i Gboding. 934-9955, 2 UNIT SURGE milker with 2 new KENMORE ZIG-ZAG 45 with at I doorways bright and fluffy again and other improvements. $16,000. j b uckets. 6 can T-33 cooler, 6 m ilk tachments. fancy stitch disc>. | with Blue ‘Lustre BLACKER can s. 536 2130. -CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES. All M ILKING SHORTHORNS, bull blond ca b in e t. F in e condition. 423 ! ‘ 'APPLlf.NCE & FURNITURE DRYDENAGENO:___ j. _ lots double OO^.QcganslOft-fJfldlng. .calves, of Ridgewood Valiant. 5 I T E S r C E l 5214. 1 324.S232... .. ‘402 S. Lincoln ' *jif= byrN Ew -scH U tr 1962 CASE 800 Diesel, ready to go to VoiUfTflnfJnu cuf~nreated) and. red, 1 roan. April and May 1970 ipers Quality lo r le ss. We whole seed In bulk. Financing FOR SALE C B HAY'S Bean the fie ld . 1920 h o u rs. 829-5636. calves. Herbert Hahn. Plngree^ service our salesi Kit, Prowler. available to qualllled groyvers. Id a h o . 684 4894. W ASHER, dryer and television set Harvester Extra good condition JEROM E, IDAHO WILKINS TRAILET* SALES" Starting a t...... ^8495 Call Beaver Creek Ranch, Idaho Phone 423 5262. K im b e rly . throughout R05 3085. Mose.s Gooding. 1,000 G A L L O N underground gas F a lls . Id a h o ..523-2552. •Lake. Washington ‘ AGIC VALLEY tank with electric pump. Good BABY & PASTURE CALVES 80 ACRES, first time listed, ex­ m Available at all times on order. We NEW AND USED appliances. Hail GOOD CONDITION Hand mower'. I condition. C all 324 2283. Je ro m e . .HAVE SPUDItIK/ equipment to of M usic arxJ A p p lia n ce , 733 4921. cellent cattle set up. Real good Mobile Homai 64 OBILE HOMES have fresh a supply of top quality SB. F .v e P 'tc e o re a k le st s e t. S3J. home. Also. 3 • 40's close to But\l. 40 load. hAul you/ spudi:^Also cut t>olstein heifer and bull calves. 714 73M acres and 80 acres in Melon The Dvalti with Th» IDAHO TRACTO R salvage. Cash for yo u r seed. G e o rge C la rk 543-5653. Satisfaction guaranteed on KENMORE AUTOMATIC washer. ' 8 X 40 Angelus trailer house, 2- Dennis Clark 543-5473. • Valley. Call Gene Hopkins 543- M o il SMpefifnce used tractors. Used parts at big ^eijvery. Top prices paid for S175. Kennnore clo thes d ry e r. $115. bedroom, furnished and fully W O R L D , 6 0 OK Encyciooeoias ana 4645. or LAND OFFICE OF discounts. 733-829f h^stein springer heifers and cows. Both 6 months old. Take both for carpeted. 536-2660 evenings. Single Wide\ and Double Wides other instructional materials. P.' IDAHO REALTORiS 733 0716. FOR SA LE . White Dutch Clover and P le a se c a ll 543-4766 or 543 4012. if $250. U sed Hotpoint re frig e ra to r O Bo * 916, 733 3323 after 7 p m 3'j milei Weil of Weit 5 Po99.95. Now _t7j,95. BAMNgP _ deliver Lynn’or Ted RothwelJ. 588 i 100 to 150 Holstein heifers on hand. 17 73.------F U R N I T U R E . 733 1421. NEW 1971 BILTAAOR^ 12 X 60 2 or 3 AAalh L in e S2.00 d elivered 3600’ good used 10" X 50' A lum . 2283 or 588-3312. W eight 1,000 to 1.350-pounds. Tw o OWNER; Sell or trade, choice bedrooms. Many ext/as. Will ways to finance. One to four years. SP O T CA SH homesltes. Snake River rim or Main Line ST.60 delivered 7" T A B L E SA W . A-1 condition. deliver. 14895. L o w down p aym ent. ibAHO RUSSET SEED Potatoes, Cows insured against death. All For Furniture*Applionc«t Priced right for quick sale. 73^- Interior acreage 733-5644. Bank financing. R 8, V M O B IL E 2640' good used 8" X 50' alu m . MaM L/ne S I.35 delivered clean California Reading. Carey. heifers guaranteed. EUGENE 7^/091 0 / VoJv9 3866-. 473 .yVainut. HOMES, Blackfoof. Idaho 785 H U G H E S .-324 2415. Je ro m e . 1996. BAKER’S 251300'used Farm land wheel Idaho . Phone 823-3862 or 823-3311 BANNER FURNITURE 1 ACRE WITH ^ bedroom house. iines S1450.00 delivered FOR better cleaning, to keep colors S6.350 with $l,400down and S65. per FiN f *^OV.ES and in n I REG ISTERED Angus Bulls. Ready 127 2nd A v.n u a W «il 733-14 2 1 gleaming, use Blue Lustre carpet — morrtt^ te rm s . Phone--326r^53a4r- -M tl^BROW N-e© : ------‘- A n l m a L B f d l n g ^ PLEAS U W r C R A f Y --•MW —Wor'lc— D « — Hora^— 3 J4 T 0 J« r - - cleaner. Rent electric shampooer 1''7 bath. excellent condition. Je ro m e . SI. KRENGEL'S. .------WANX eD ..t O..BUY.;-4-IO -io~bar«- -1166. :______--JtatH ^vppliei__ Se.^-'ce . 2QP-522.7001 SELECT.: Incorporated. Ail Furniture & HH Goods 132 t?rwqsrqaifV, p^frwatrBr~LBHch7 acres outside Kimberly City 15 YfARS SfflWA^C CAKPSTSja nd—lTfe^'bo-can—oe FO ft S A L E O R T R A D E . 1969 543-4658. BEEF SHORTHORN BULLS. Floyd CHINA CUPBOARDS, unfinished lim its . 733-3164. MAG*C VALLEY FOR SALE: Johri Deere 24 hole V Morrison. Murtaugh. Phone 432- beautiful Ifyou use Blue Lustre. - Martette-V?* 60 3bedroom. Phone — douOted^c preas wheel‘graifv-dr4il- various sizes and mod^s. Banner ____R e n t___e iftc trJc ___shamooQer. il 2852. ■t=urnllure, 733-1451. - 1 ^ — F O R s a l e : L a rg e lot. '/i m ile from 714 3573. with sender, all in good condition. A R TIFIC IA L Breeding to ABS great g r e e n a w a l t -s . CSI. Ideal for duplex or triplex. NEW 1971 GENTRY U x 64 2 oi- 3 733 2978 proven sires, nation's highest type bedroom. Loaded '>• ■•«.fras YEARLING HEREFORD bulls. P hone 733 3784. NEW 1971 BILTM ORE 12 x 64 P-. production sires. Also all breeds of 4 PIEC E bedroom Suite, walnut,’ WE REBUILD hydraulic jacks at High q u a lity cor ^cTion F . m.p'I Edward C. Eakm & Sons. Jerome; bath, shag carpet throughout plus beef available. Buhl. 543 6102; vanity, bench, bed and nlte stand, Abbott's Auto Supply. 305 under S8.000. i- A V TRA IL..., 6 ROW rotary cultivator with her 324 5468. V S69,95 at Caln's^33-7111. *%»i 08*a > De w Jerom e. 324-26S2;_ShpshQne. 886 ■ ShoBWowe Ot 5ou

22 Tlme»-News, TwIn'.Fall*, Idaho ■ Friday, April 16, l»7) . 1 200 Molorcyclas 180 Truck* 196 Auteifor Sol* 200 Autei For Sale 200 Auto* For Sal* 200 Aute$ For Sala SiM>rling Goodt 159 1970TRIUMPH Trophy $OO..Call 734- W M'CHEVROLET Master Deluxe. r e a l BUYI 1966 Lincoln Con- BEN-HOCAN-_l«en!» niiAj ...... _ . r . ^______' Excellent running condition, all tlnental. 2-door. coOpe, v in y l.top, BASIC H •nd ofher Shaklee o rig in a l. C a ll 436-3013 o r s e e at »13 S^^uct. F?ed yod.r,'J)5 Lenor. woods and 9 Iron*. G<»d condition. -tAPRIL-SPEGIAL factory air, fine condition, ex­ ,»th Stre e t, R u p e rt, Strtel, 73J JS4S. *100. 543 5074: . . 120 SUZUKI, 250 Yamaha, both cellent rubber. Phone Harold Hove e xce lle n t , sh ap e. C a ll 78»-4413, 733-1722 o r 423.5433, a fte r 5 p .m . M alley. 1971 CMC 19W C A P R IC E '3»6' a o w n e r. 2-door CUSTOM PAINTING. Car*, truck! Snowmobilai* 160 hardtop. D e lu xe In te rio r. 733-3963 or pickupi. deni* ramoved 1968 OLDSM OBILE 98,-Factory air. H A R L E Y D A V ID S O N iw h e e le r . 700 733M J1. 1 owner. Excellent condinon. laaionibly. Tractort^- trailer 1»M PO LARIS Iona Colt, 3M enolne, 2 Ton Truck twoee. Phone «tJ-5«34. — E a s t M a in , Je ro m e , Idaho. 324-' *2350. Phone'^24 2283, Je ro m e . tuned exhaust, runs like new, 4025. ■ 1964M U S T A N G , e xce lle n t co n d itio n . W holesale » 3 « , 733 1735. 350 V-0 engine^ 5 $peed IranjmiV- P rice d to s e ll. C all 733-4475. ilSED STEAM cleaner* tor sale, sion. 2 tp«ed tjbqt axle, 825 x 20 1968 VOLKSWAGEN .squar^back, high preHUre waiheri, call ^ A C K R A B B IT 500. 100 Mile Cross- \0 pi/ li.rei;, 20 x 6‘ i Budd itud low m ile ag e , $1600. 733-4014. -Speclallted Equipment. 733-30J* ^'Counti'v Desert Race, March 18. 1965 D O D G E ' C A R , 383, 4-door *^-Slon o&»a;rrh-Race 1 p.nKM(irih.o(, wheelt; tpore. tochomete^. Wet! hardtop. See It. m?ke Offer. 324. JSffl_CQBY£IXE_ciiu(B£tUile.-uiBil\.wr^ v rr I I c emivcT im tPA uani. .nHamniett, o m rp gTi. mwHV.Idaho. OOPPur*?.-F°r - ■ Codit Miffoft.. full tQom“leot, tow '4258, Je ro m e . " ” ' ' ^ fo r chp rch_ w o rk-^ D iivs 73^:2750 further Inlormatlon contact 587- hooks, B.OOO pound front springs, e ve n in g s 734-3046. ■ N EW HOST lets jmu^walk on carpet CURLMANUF'ACTORINGCO. r i^ «Her cleamnoiTMo wettlno- .3319. ' 20,800 pound^rear springs, aux* 1963 tfH EV IE wagon, V-8 , 327. *135. 1955 FORD, 4 door, fair dondltion.' Ren machine *1. WILSON BATES, 731 7481 • • ______I___ iliary reor springs, list price S6082.40 320 M id w a y , F ile r . C all 733-5314 e vening s. M ILLER HONDA SALES ; Twjn Falls and Jerome. 1969 VOLKSW AGEN. 22,000 miles, MOVING) Must Mcrltlce. One No. Introducing the all new Trail 901 T N T , 1949. One 370 O lym p ic . : , . . . new M Ich e lln s. Phone 733-6130, 1961 D O D G E , 4-d o o r, e x c e lle n t M UFFLERS Installed "while you 54995 1970 OLDSMOBIl,E-RaYALE . 196? PlYM O UTH FURY II . 1948; One 2 Skldoo t r a ile r . 724-5133. 733 1/73. _ mechanical condition, stick 6. 324> y*alt. Complete muHler service. Honda o'fenerators, also 4397 d a y s , 324-2837 evening s. S'door hordtop. all power,, and 4'door ledon. V -8 er\girSe*. outo- Including custom duals (or c e n ■ automobiles, pickups, sales, parts, 1969 i MPALA CAPRICE. Air, $24W. fully equipped including vinyl motic trontmitiion. power ^teer and pickup*. ABBOTT'S AUTO Boats For Sale 169 service; , ' - - See front-o^^lKs Lodge, Bgrjey 1967 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER. 4 top. O n ly 2 3 ,0 0 0 a ctu a l nnilei- >ng, power brakev ond radio SUPPLY, 304 Shoshone St. Scully JOHN CHRIS, CHRYSCCR boats-antl- motors. — 1):3Q to 12:3frNloon. 6_to.J_p-no- -.Wheel dr.Jve.^.with hubs, steel fop. “^WrbrER HONDA'S A LES ----— . evenings. n ice engine, new tire s , 726-5898. Starcratt boats. Camper trailers H ansen ' 423 5179 "MOTORS ^ 4 3 ^ S 3 6 8 7 ^2493^ M983 SAGE DIVE Shop. New openlno. Harley-Oavldson motorcycles. 1968 JEEP U.S. Divers and Scubapro. Sales 601 Moin Avenue East 733-1823 IPy^OPEl RAILYE JEROME IMPLEMENT 8. 1969 Y A M A H A 250 E n d u ro , 1970 STATION WAGON and Service. 3J4 58I6. MARINA. Hodaka 100 Trail. Bill Maxwell. ■: K A D E H E 4 wheel drive tjnd only 13,000 2 -door sport coupe with bucket 733-8970 or 733 9078.______1967 IN T E R N A T IO N A L 1600 345 V-8 , octual mile\ Miac*Nai«MUS Wanted 141 17 FOOT boat, 35horse motor, tilt up ' NO GIMMICKS! leoH . 4 speed tronimU^ion. |uv» 5 fit 2, radio, tachometer, long t r a ile r . 552 4th A ve. N o rth . * ! 1968 HONDA 90 Trail with quick wheel b ase , e x tr a c le a n . 324-2669. 10.000 actual milei. W ILL SElrL ON conslQnmentor wlH ch an g e . $190. R uns good. 423 4938 52 clean cars in top condition. '5^495. ^2150 buy anythino ot value, Kimberly or 324-5106. ‘ 1968 QPEL Auction Center, West Monroe 1968 CHEVROLET pickup, 327, 4 WAREHOUSE SALE speed, good condition. 506 Blue '^2295- M867 2 door \poft coupe.bucket jeotv Street, 03 55M. 1970 H A R L E Y D A V ID SO N M-65 Lakes North. PRICED TO SELL!! 1970 PONTIAC GRAND 4 vpeed tronimi%Mor>, *odio FOR STORAGE Sport. Never ridden. Immaculate ------W ILL BUY direct or Auction your New W fiberglass canoes with ; cdnom on . - n so.- 336-4616, after 6 . -|95a- F Or^ D '* 3 ton picku p . V a ,~SOOO'~t Vinyl top, lull power, complete­ furnlture.appllance.odds & ends motor well and 2 air chambers. : on short b lo cks, 3-speed. S975. 733- ^950 S n ake R iv e r A u ctio n , 733.7754. J99.95. 1965 H O N D A T R A I L 90. Good 1866 Afte< 5. ly looded including foctory oir 1968 OLDSMOBILE A|w , 3used canoes. One t5' Kayak • corwJitlon. Phone 423-5798 after 4 HARBAUGH MOTORS OHIVB A U T T L lE r S A V rA L O T r - — CQndiliQnin8_AQQQ.-citJual milei. OLD COINS — Bouflht and sold, Box Unsinkable. o .m . ■ VISTA CRUISEIT^ ' ' S A I . i S U N . 1965 DODGE PICKUP Gobd.ton t SlQfion _woQqn. outomatic troni «03, Twin Falls, Idaho.______dltion, reasonably priCMV'**t\one i 934-4112, GOODING APRIL 17— U M287 mi\Mon, power iteenng power H O N D A C L450. 1970. 4200 m ile s,; 934 5785, G o o d in g o r 5]f6-2718,> i CASH FOR SCRAP M ETAL lO a.m . to 4 p .m . Candy Apple-Orange color. 'Call V^endell. ; DIRECT FACTORY DEALER!! 1970pLDSMOB|LE 4-4-2 broket, power toil gate, factory Copper, Brass, Aluminum, intcrmountain Fuel Warehouse 733 8693.______Oir conditioning Corner Truck Lane Bucket icd tf. 4 ipoed tronsmn- Radiators. Batteries, Etc. 1970 FORD BRONCO wagon, 4 | H. k o p p e l c o . & _ Accesiories & Repair 1 82 iion. mog wheeU, low pnlleoge Shoshone South ------wheel drive. 6,000 m ile s, 1 -owner. ■ ' 2 0 0 0 IS] »d Avenue South 734 3249, a fte r 6 p .m . Ph.7'33-9244 or 733 8089 V -8 M O TO R 352, S80 C all 733 3123 ^3495 ^2880 1968 BUICK, WILDCAT 2 door hardtop vinyl lop oH after 5 p.m. 1968 DAT5UN pickup, very good 1969 BUICK RIVIERA' H«qtlng Equlptn»nt 144 J971 NEW ARRIVALS. Flberform YOUREE MOTOR CO. power fully equipped iricludmg and Sidew inder boa'^s. E v in ru d e condition, 423-5707 a fte r 5 p .m . Completely looded. loctory o>r Utility Trailars 195 ______UQMEJD£JHE BUG. AND TOR______—fr conditfoning » tYP«» ot ta b rlc a . 734-?391. MERCURY'S, COUGARS AND CONTINENTALS OF A LARGE WEST­ I* SEWIMO MACHINES See This One . ,

t SEWING MACHINE REPAIR ERN INTERMOUNTAIN LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER THAT HAS * Service all makes by (actory '2775 ; trained service man. Also sclssoi GONE OUT OF BUSINESS. .- V . « sharpening. ^ ^KINNER-S Y ou 'll Never Be A b l e To Make A Buy On A Brand New Automobile Like You'll Make On ■ * SEWING SHOPPY 1969 PLYMOUTH ♦ Savv-Cn Shopping Center 733-554 Fury 4 door iedon V-0 engmi* These Automobiles At Theisen Motors. 0 ut0 rT>atic tronimnvion rodiO □SnSCEUANEOUr” heater power s’eermg power Z JOL6 ORIGINALsTcustom and -o tTc-frf'D trs'------^ - 733-6139. ------, IV/I MERCURY COUGAR XR;? • Brond New' ? door hardtop Suttano whiie with dork green »in,i N o v rool beautiful upbeat striped inierio,r automatic tronsmniior whitewoll tires tih steering wheel powe» i ’ee^ng powe' d'\<. 1970 LINCOLN ‘1296 brakes whispes Oir conditioning rod'O with \tereo taoe co*^ CONTINENTAL sole with electric clock styled steel wheels Beoutiful dork metallic green fm ish, dark green vinyl roof oil SAVE ALMOST $1,000 k j j , THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF hond rubbed genuine coif skm THEISEN PRICED 4460 J967 LINCOLN THE C A R S AND AN E X ­ green nylon woH to woH corpetmg AMPLE OF THE SAVINGS of course it's looded with foctory CONTINENTAL AVAILABLE FROM OUR O'f conditioning power steering • er.'lh.og a lo MANY CAR LOADS OF AU­ power brakes power w*nclow 6 «?mty v-f^ll liepi way power seot whitewall tires TOMOBILES BOUGHT DUR wheel covers only 13 000 rr>iles 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO MX Brond New' V 8 engine mediurr' blue t.rv^h outo En|Oy luxury ING.THIS SPECIAL PUR with 37 000 miles of wofrOnty CHASE OPPORTLINITY. remommg tron>misMOn whitewoH tires body i"'g^ delu» COST $8631 SAVE S?636 terior deluse wheel covers equipped o^ ^ou wo^id '••pec* '2390 Bverything yoo might desire '5995 LIST PRICE - . . S3784 1966 PONTIAC THEISENPRICED '2 9 9 0 A - dQOi-__icdan... m diix—hc.otcf \fondord trnnv/Ti --ItOm CfStNO eOUt^MCHT Very Cleon 9010 WALTON'S And Just 1971 MERCURY * m . S1Z£S ttN C O L N - C O N IIN tN I A T - M O N T ER& ¥-€^ ^ STe M BELT 1 0 '/3 - 2 0 '/j Brond New' Postel blue fmnh with blue :j:j Brond New! 4 door hardtop 400 vinyl roof automatic tron>mnston power ■X ClD engine, power steering, outomatic VIBRATORS^ --indow 6 woy powe- power iteer v l transmission bocfy side mouldings I 1965 CHEVROLET mg po-pr brokes whitewall M.chelm deluie wheel covers, delu*e steering tirps, outomotic ^empe-J^«^e control v : wheel, power door lock duol reor ieot 4 iico f \ r od 'O heo t r ' p e-tM .d o r' locks, power trunk releose speokerv tinted glass outomatic sto n d o 'd • SS'On w ith over •V fempewojwe control absolutely every For those hord to lose > diTiOfs?ng, finTshed in light gold wItK inches easily______cgiH Vn s>-\r ir io .\ o 'N iH sl f.'. bRScITvTnyJ fop CsJ’MtH- trr rJrrsH - C h r tr* ti&T mzr S87S0 Rent thit and ot^er Wtj/fon t* a ; Lilt Price S5380 SAVE SI090 S I [ la r J s I lliiKi nfl ( o at o r i.i< k i- l. V --a \ \ V S«*Ih I tiu w ' THEISEN *rci$» tquipm^nf a* v: THEISEN 'A rrin!.-(l ratt.Tii 'ttiln N EW .•(1 l*att. ri> 'ttijs N EW j ' 6 8 5 PRICED V I 92 Sl/^••^ lin .. 1 2 '.. 14'-.. ; P R IC ED ^4290 g ;n»lf Si7..-> |i"v IL'*... 1971 MERCURY MARQUIS BANNER FURNITURE is ’ ^. .'II'.. Sizi' M ‘ J Mmst Si;*‘ M ‘-j I lni-t I ; Brand New! 4 door vedon, Sultonc; whtle, 127 2nd Ave. 733 1421 J.T7* r|r**'.s L''» y;iid^ ^ \ ard> HH 1971 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 1965 FORD dork blue vinyl roof, tilt steering wheel. 6 . _____iS___ J5ZLMERCURY-MQfciI£GQ_..i way power j«ot, oir conclitronin’g, rodio Brdh3"K>w‘' 2 door hordt'op this un Coujntry Sedon station 'wogon ■ MX b r o u g h a m * SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS for eoch pattern — add 25 cents for each pattern for rodio heoter, power steering power window, automatic trunk releoie, moT^hed beautiful automobile is fimiKed Brand New! 2 doot—hardtop, beautiful 'l in light Pewter metallic, block vtnyl ro of .outomatic trorrvmssior'. V 8 en power disc brakes, power steering, elec­ * Air Mail and Special Handling. Send to Marian Martin, X; tvory gold finish, dork green «nyr roof. .• hi-bock bucket sects, oil leother interior, gme oir conditioning tric clock. 4?9 ClO engine, fender skirts, - Times-N^ws 395, Pattern Dept., whitewall tiret v: gre«n nylon woll to well carpeting, de- * hos tochometer, racing' mirrors, 351 4 X* luie wheel'COvers, deluxe interior, delude • List Price O ve r S 5 .8 0 0 SA V E S I I I 7 barrel V-8 engine, outomotic transmit- « 232 West St., New York, ’Y rl0011. Print NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP, Vacation Reody •;*I steering wheel, automatic tranimiision, •* lion. whitewoM tires, power steering, pow­ IHEISEN 5,4-700 * ^ SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. PRICED 4 / 0 0 :v whitewoll lirei, electric dock, power > er broket, air condlt»onm'g. electrk rear * Swing into Spring! New, New Pattern Catalog has separates, jumpsuits, M086 *l|: tteering, w h isper a ir conditioning, p ow er > window defrotter. combinotion radio EXCELLENT BUYS ON x| broket, radio, deluie leot beltt, tinted I with tiereo tope tyttem. tpeciol console * ■, slimming shapes, free pattern coupon 50‘. •X glon, plus mony mony other exfrot. : with electric 6(0ATSUN, l«M CHEVY lm|t«la. THIS IS Both In fair oondltton. 733-1721, ask' tor M r. Balr^ or AAr. Garrlun. W68 LJMCOLN co n tin e n ta l, 4- THE “PITCH” door, all powar, tpllt front Mat. M,MO. 326-47a. YOU'VE BEEN IW^OLpSMOBILE Supar ax- callant condition. tIOO. Call 733- •1» after 4:30 or «34-5129. leOKlNfi 1»4S V6 LKSWAGEN BUG Rolled, d r lw good. Overhauled enolne, »7eJ Both *3S0. 733. FOR! WORKAAAN ^ BROTHERS ■U.SEDCARS '69 B U I C K ...... $ 2 695 Wills Motor Company is short on Pontlac-Cadlllac ‘69 DODGE. . . . $2195 GAAC Skytarli Custom 4 door tadon. V-9 Dort GT, V*8 engine, outomatic Rupert, Idaho, 4M.3474 engine, outomotic trantmlstion, transmission, bucket teats, vinyl pWer iteeringi fodory oir cof*d'f top, tow niileoge, 1 owner. tioning« low niileoge. ‘69CHRYISER. . , . $3195 '69 DO D GE . . . $2795 New Yorker, 4 door hoi-dtop. cars; v/e your car' Monoco Stotion wagon, V -6 engine, full power, foctory oir condition­ automatic tronimiAtion, power ing. ■ ■ iteering, power broket, luggage rock. One owner. '69 DODGE $2695 Coronet 500 Station. Wagon. V8 70 CHEVROLET . $AVE $$$ engine, automatic tronsmitsion, 4 door u>dan, V-8 engine, automol- invite you to DARE Us tp take the power .steering ond brakes, foc­ Ic ^trqnsmlttion, power steering, tory oir, Extro nice. power disc broket. ‘68 CHRYSLER-^ ____$2995- '69 CHRYSLER .... $2795 Town and Counti^f stdtionwogon, Newport Custom 4 door ledon, 393 V-8 engine, automatic trons* V-8 engine, outomotic transmittion, mitsion. power tteering and deal you are projDosfngI power steering, p ow er b rak e s, f'oc- brokes, factory air-conditioning,, tory gir conditioning. one o w ner. '69 F O R D ...... $2295 '68 D O D G E ...... SAVE Goloxie 500 4 door s*dan, V-B Monaco 500. 2 ^oor hardtop. V-6 engine, outomotic transmission, engine, outomotic tronsmitsion. power *steering, power brokes, foc- full power, factory oir conditioning, tory oir conditioning. vinyl top. No reasonable offer refused! '69 CHRYSLER .... $3595 '68 CHRYSLER .... $1995 Town & -Country stotion wogon. Newport 4-Door Sedan, V8 en­ V‘8 engine, outomotic tronsmisiion, gine. automatic trontmisiion, pov po~wer'tfeenngrpO'<‘^«i' dlir'braWTT' enT(¥rmg and broket. +97^ iTA 1971 PLYMOUTH (octory oir conditioning, one owner. '68 0LDSM0BILE . . $2695 Stock Number IP-33 '69 D O D G E ...... J2 9 9 0 Slock Number K-436 Sto ______Your'Dare Deal' Your ’Ddre Deal' S; . . . .“r- PICK.U£S- • Slicker Price ' 1 ^ 3 4 7 ^ 1971 FURY n r ' Your 'D are D eal' $...... 2-door formal hordlop, 360 V-0 Slock Number IP-44 '68 DODGE 3/4 Ton '65 VOLKSWAGEN . . $895 Your ‘D are D eal' $ ...... Stock Number IP-1 Kombi, with teats *ond windowt. engine, outomotic trontmittion, air 1971 FURY CUSTOM Pickup, V-8 engine, 4 tpeed front- Stock Number K-432 1971 FURY.II tu-tone point. Extra good. conditioning, tinted glott, power 4-door tedon, lorqueflight trantm if miition, heavy duty tpringt, tiret Stock Num ber K-389 4-door sedan. 318 V-8 engine, tor- 1971 COROLLA tteering. power ditc broket, radio, tion, 318 V-8 engine, tinted wind- and wheels, equipped for camper 2-door tedon. 4 tpeed trontmistion> 1971 C R O W N queflight trontmittion. tinted glott, '69 CHEVROLET . . SAVE $$ deluie wheel covert, whit/9 side wall ^thield. oir conditioning, undercoot- Son Ton Yellow 4-dot>r tedon, automatic trant- air conditioning, undercooling, rodio, Long* w id e pickup , 3 5 0 V-8 engine, tires, electric clock, undercooting, ing, radio, power tteering. deluxe Sticker Price S2077 95 mittion. Zenith Blue power steerinQ, deluxe wheel covert '64 CHEVROLET 3/4 Ton custom cab, tu-tone red and white bumper guards. Lioht wk»^l_i-nw*r« txhita liJa li»«t ' Sticker Pn ceT ' " S JV 7 6 V3 April Green. " Long wide pickup, V-8 engine, 4 Sh arp _____ —Your-^Dare"OcaT Green Metallic Slote Groy Metallic Sticker Price 7 3 3 - tpeed troniminion. trailer hitch Your'Dore Deal' $ ...... Sticker Price ^45^0 50 Sticker Price .... S 4 2 0 2 .8 0 INT6RNAT10N Ar Stock Number K-421 Your 'Dore Deal' —Your ‘Daf-Oeoi^ -Yovf-^Oofe Deo ^ — Long wldrbax.-4'wfie^'dTivr-pTdt~ !97rCOR^Ot4A ------STodn'*umb»nc^bocW' LEORICEMOTORS 1971 FURY m 1971 fURY m ------2 Ton, V-8 engine, 4 tpeed Irant­ a Ton, till cob, 341 V 8 engine, 5 Your 'Dore D eal' $ ...... bench teot. 383 V-8 eh'gine71orqg^ Gooding. Idaho Stock Number K-408 4-door hardtop, lorqueflight tront- 4-door tedon, outontolic trontmit' 1971 CORONA Sticker P r ic e ...... $ 2 7 2 7 .2 5 Tor Red. Sticker Price . . . $2872-05 tion. Yellow Firefly. 4-door ted o n , outom otic tro n tm it­ Your 'D are Deol' $. . . V . . Sticker P-iice . . . - $ 3 4 7 2 .6 0 Your ‘Dore Deal' . .$. Sticker Pric* ...... S 2 2 2 2 .9 5 tion. Vetuviut Red. Your'Dare Deal' $ ...... Slock Nurri^er IP-40 Slock Number IP-16 Your'Dare Deal' Slicker P r ic e ...... $ 2 5 3 7 9 5 SlCKk Number lP-35 T971 SATELLITE CUSTOM 1971 DUSTER Your'Dare Deal' $ ...... ' L J ^ 1 J5JiSI£RIWJSTER.>_',_ ~?^6or tport coupe, bench teotr 325- -^oor tport coupe, 318 V-8 engine, Stock Numbar IC.395 torqueflight trontmittion. tinted 2 white tide woU imi*io«r-wi»l»-e4ear" J. Sticker Price . . . . . $2438.15 Minimum down Your 'Dore Deal' $...... Bank Financing Available Payments To Fit Any Budget

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