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-WJtSHlNGTON(UPI)=Pfes~ by all^toericans. Nixon's appearance. before the Office of Management w d Congress on his new economic ident Nixon announced today The President urged the the joint session was his third Budget, jomed Treasury Secre- program, '^1 that his 9(klay wage-price-rent Democratic-controlled Congress since assuming office. It tary John' B. -Conrially in -n,e new budget deficit freeze would not be extended to enact as its Tirst post-recess indicated the importance he forecasting a budget deficit of fnrprnst for thp ficpai yanr i: ■ t)eyond the Nov. 13 expiration priority the $5.9 billion in tax attaches to rapid consideration between ending June 30, 1972, would be - date but said some form of cuts he proposed Aug. 15 when of the economic' measures biUion. $16 billion greater than predict stabilization machinery would- he announced his drastic new which are aimed at cutting Shultz warned, the deficit is ed by the President in his ■ Ije necessary after that. economic policies. unemployment arid halting in “a potent danger signal to us January budget message and I In an unusual appearant^ The proposed tax breaks— flation, both of which he all.” It would be some $2 billion the heaviest red ink year since , before Joint session of Coii- totaling $3.2 billion for private claimed were legacies of a war to $3 billion more than th'9 World War II. >’! grass, the President also set as individuals and $2.7 billion for now ending. administration previously had Shultz cited “disappointly low a national goal the creation of business—will create half a Earlier (odaf, Nixon’s budget' mentioned. corporate profits” as a contri 10 million additional jobs over million new jobs in the coming chief said a slump in business Shultz testified before the buting factor to the gloomier the next 10 years. year, Nixon contended. Some profits woiild cut 'the govem- House Ways and Means Com new. outlook and commented: ■ He said such a program was labor leaders have disputed 'ment’s anticipated corporate mittee on Nixon's tax proposals “Despite the encouraging U needed to cope with a new era this, claiming the tax approach tax take by $13 billion to $14 this morning before the Pres recovery of profits in the first in America's international econ- favored business and would not billion Uiis Jiscal year.______jdent _W£nt^Jo_Capitnl_HiU_tn-4jalf-of-Ga|endar-year-197l7-th L1__ omic-relationships-which have- -help-ttnertiploymBntr” George P. Shultz, director of address a joint session of 1970 expertence necessîly ' seen .a radical shift in the raises questions in our minds ; balance of economic power and whether receipts from corpor i “new challenges to our leader- ate income taxes in fiscal year "i ship and to our standard of 1972 will be as .high as we ‘ Uving.” Cassia plan estimated in January.” > After telling the assembled ^ ' senators and House members -I ; the freeze would end Nov. 13, ; Nixon declared: “But I assure < the Congress andihejUnerican . Volcanic heat may generate sides —people-that-^yvhen this first n'j tejnporary and necessarily lose r;987 ; dt'astic action is over, we shalj electrical power at Bridge , talte all the steps needed to ^ e in combat that America 'is not again COMPOSER Leonard B e m it^ breaks down weepfaiK after i afflicted with the virus of by G EO R G IA LA Y TO N Rivei- Co-op wants to have the P. O-ank. After being used in SAIGON (U PI)-The U.S. opening night performance of original compoittion, " M m ” at j;'” ruhaway inflation. ‘ Timcs-News Writer, association assume interest in the' greenhouse it goes on to Conmiand sAid today'lG Aiheri- ______“Thp sy.st,pm of wage —urn,I— M A LTA — Reprcscntativf.s of Uiti pi'ujet:!, schhsnaef'i sam r landowners in the vicinty. - caiis-were Killed in thg Vti-tnanr~ in Washington, D. C., Wednesday. Bernstein watched p<;r- price stabilization that follows the Snake River • Power beciiuse the larger group will Another problem facing the war last week and B4’wounded. fonnance freeze will require the Associ_a.i(p.5 , which includes .have more developmental development of the proposed - Fifteen other GIs died from e m o t i o n ' 'members ol, late President’s (amUy-.Ue composed ^Mass” at • fullest possible cooperation not Afton. Wvo. piipilal ^tcam-dFiven^powep-Tplant-is- arrldents .and- rii.sease-in-thc- request of'JrK 's widow, bV'M n. Jacqueline Hennedy Onassis -— only betweenîBêxe(;utlveTBVd~ (q Burley, will meet here The project poses* Several that part of the hot water highest nonhostile death toll in did not attend opening “(or personal an4 private reasons." legislative branches, but also Tuesday at the Rural Elec- legal questions, the director needed is underground and a month. (UPl) : ' . , I— . . •.-■.I-.-., . trification Administration office said, drilling has been prohibited in The combat death toll was to discuss sponsorship of efforts He said there are no laws the area. The'location, south of three le^ than the previous and to develop a volcanic steam- covering thjs type of filing and it Malta, was termed a critical brought to 45,487 the number of Hu rricane driven electric, plant southeast isnotknowniftbr when hearings water area in 1963 by the state.'’ Americans killed in battle since of Burley. on the filing will be held. He said Severn ranches in the area Jan. I, 1961. menaces Edwin Schlender, manager of Keith Higginson, director of the have wells with hot water which The new.total of American the Raft River Rural Electric water- administration depart- is cooled in ponds before being wounded is 301,540. Co-op, said his firm has filed for ment, is studying this aspect, used for irrigation. Allied spokesmen said 230 State w ill charge Gulf coast ___50 ______^ second feet of water for_____ ^Thej^Jwt wouWprpduce,an L,B. Jardine, Burley realtor',- South Vietnamese soldiers were gtothermaljises jiTtHF^fldge estim ^d2M megawatts fro.nj and fprnieiLOwner of the'land ______killed and ______579 wounded;/ihe______- - GALVESTON,-Tex-iUPI commumfy. The applicaTion the plant; making it the third now owned by Mrs. Crank, said lowest toll since the begirming Hurricane Fern veered north wjB filed with the Idaho Water largest plant in Idaho, the water rights on the 10 aires August when 170 government ln~SchlendeF~3aidrif.~^sn wniilri.he~ shp nwng-arft-includ«d-4n-hef— WgfC—killed—and— w e e d u n i t today, threatening 450 miles of Boise, Schlender said. only the second, geothermal property., wounded. Texas w ast with 90-mile-an- He 49id geologists have been plant in the U.S. The proposed site for the The North Vi^ptnamese and BY PfeGGY CHU fine. He said the state depart* Joe GaUca, Boise, pestidds hour winds and forcing beach- in the area for several months Part of tho- hot water which plapt i? on two sections of land Viet Cong lost 1,741 kiUed last Times-News Writer . ment of agriculture tried un- analyst with the Idaho side residents to board up and and a report from the con- would be used is now used as about two milesjy£st of Bridge week and allied records said GOODING - The Idaho successfully to get a UU (iassed Department of Health, said move out. sultants will be given at the ' surface water and heats a near the Raft Riv^r Nnrrnw.s. that broiyht to 769.778 the-total ’ by Inat—year^ —leglalatnre ■ ^vtdenee Indicates phpsdrlii," An .^ r Force niaru* flpw Intn Dopoftntent of-Agriculture will Tuesday—I'lieeting:—th e Ruff greenhouse operated by Mrs. H. Plans call for drilling as njany Comniumsts dead in the warT prosecute the Gooding--A3ounty requiring county weed offices to an organic phoatate whidi la i the eye of the hurricane and as 32 new wells to tap the un- ■ Weed Bureau for the illegal have a license to sell pesticides. highly, toxic, pesticide, was relocated the storm's center at derground hot water source. practice of.“bulking out,” or He said he hoped the deaths of connected with the cattle 140 miles south-southeast of In addition to wells already Idaho judge selling pesticides without the Gooding cattle will point out deaths. - Galveston. It was almost drilled on ranches and now proper labeling, A1 Miller, the necessity of licensing He said the quick death ot the ■ standing still. being used for irrigation, there ' Boise, state pesticide in counties and this incident will Sabala cattle is typical of how ■ Fern’s fringes already were is one hot springs which flows disqualified vestigator, said today. affect legislators’ opinions phosdrin affects the nervous , ashore, driving squalls inland from a hill and provides the Lincoln, Blaine and Camas when the 'department of system and causes animals to ; and sending whitecaps flooding water for Mrs. Crank's counties also' 'will b^ in agrjCtilture in t^ u c e s the bill go into q» sm s and immediate . beaches. Fishermen were told greenhouse. fo r pro b e vestigated by .the agriculture again next year.” d e a th ,: "■ // to head their boats ashore. Oldtimers in the area say the department, following the . At a hearing in Gooding Aug. He . said it cannot be stated ITie National Weather Service BOISE (UPI) — Supreme pool where the spring flows Court Justice Clay V. Spear Times-News disclosure that 6, Walt H iggle, manager of the definitely that pfaosdrin was th e ' ; extended a hurricane watch from the hill once was used for these counties were following weed bureau'office, told state cause, as a Florida lab'did not ■' area from Brownsvillp tn t>nrt vnliintarily riigqiialififri-himgelt- scalding hogs: . from the high court bench Wed the same procedure, he-said. officials he had been using an confirm findings of the state ATihur, Tex.—the full 450 miles Goethermal plants produce The action arises frotn the improperly container to department.. 'J of Texas shoreline. nesday after the Judicial Council electric power “without much recommended an investigation death of 27 cattle owned by dispense the pesticide to far- HesaidthereShouldhavebecn pollution or environmental into some undisclosed activites. Martin Sabala, Gooding ran njers. no phosdrin in the sold ,•' "Persons in that area should impact” Schlender said. He take precautions and The council chaired by Chief dier, last July, after being Tests on the spray and on the and it could* only have l»A emphaêd that if developed, Justice ______a stock ,'ran« a rr a ig i^ to go twnie.~ tbe wake, ot tbe dollar's U> money and trade profalema On ifaa I m Am* taaAMasiitL.ihiik loM tn« r*c« to m* ubirteady n a rk e t vabieJaDow- kept big operaton on :the dollir i!lnet«M geoQr la mttamlty ward *nd givi Meet tt. them lacUtr t»d ing P m ideot NfaEoo's. 'new tradtag. ciMiag Mid w iigiM m . u rth In a bM ti* iMKpm* Mtalblt Is racXv* *100 In purthased round-trip tickets In Brussels, lilario Femri* 0 * dar.Ja Vest Gennaiqr. tbe U.S. Mvinss bend*. before flying to~~^npe on Aug. i5T ■' ~ - Aggradi, Italianlieaaitiy ndnis- ' dollar'doted atÛKJf-miiiiila,- Evan If you ar* not ax. Reji|dy to'die? ptctlna • baby It pays to vacatlan. To thMK irtw not, tcTr wbo wlO bechainrtim H a eraB«Wecth>»keriîle« to get Oieir dolto cfaugBd imo Mdacoa fielgiiui, i S r txam a- good buys mar* tsdayl WcaiMdir. .IbdkBlye m s aoiong debt Nl(erlaa mtm scb- tcMed to des« I9 qiedal trItNMl i»r araicd nbbcriea. PMiec franca at a bnk befn« gdiag . ôorg cdDeaguei. that tin said m ini eittBUtM at wmAf HMN mMud pMie ito tkdk;e£ ' Oial is V m t omt bdmr the KUKwUtm. (U n ) 'U Eoniê’s iiida'ciiiraMjr rate b«f^.th» l«xm policy « H* M U e praU na ^nMrke(i,.tbe dtOar n f m i 4 to to do s b i ^ be pcafpap id.: "We

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Times-News, Twin Falls. Idabp Th u râ y, Septismber 9, 197t ■ , - . L ■ ^ Prison Seeil... -Don-Oyriw- rilOTiMing tar- : thcoming p ;^ y — Nfra. Tom Nelson planning League ot •' Women Voters activities . . . BOISE (UPI) — Rep. James with sonie members of the election. Two Republican legis of Pocatello has entered the Bergeson .still Is in the race coul^ be anpther factor, al racefromUieconservativecamp. ‘and-''8ome of his followers though McClui« inc^pated to a Alice Reed talking on telephone A. McClure is expected to Congressitmal CampalgA Com lators already iare bein^ men ... Mrsr O. J.. Sknith serving announce by ■ the end of the mittee and, apparently, was not tioned as possible coQtenders for / Former Gov. Robert E. believe he's there to stay. Twin Falls newsman recently that post should McClure dMide Smylie formally announce his Former Congressman George the two have agreed not to settled doughnuts . . . Sandra Francis month —‘possibly next week — discouraged from making the taking telei^hone message . . . to ti^ for the. six-year post: candidacy last Friday and.this Hansen, a young.mai> who just . fracture the. party by running tvfaether he will seek the GOP race. He wants to talk to some Gene Hull eiq>laining. rodeo > noitiinatkin fnrthe.ll, S. Senate more members and,- possibly. State Senate Majority Leader alone is prmidli^ McQure sup- hates to take “no” for an against each other. Wayne Kldw ___ r c o n t^ • ■ ■ Mrs. Carl next year. some White House staffers Davis. Filer, discussing news of It’s an odds-on bet the three- before making an announce Larry Jackson, both of Boise: ’ to move. and may give up his. plush even if McClure does not have ' Penitentiary 6fficials quickly re KidwÛ, a former prbsecutor, Aithdugh h'e liM some fences federal job it) Washington, D.C.', to meet either Murphy of Han- solved a minor dispute Wediies^’ sons in service . . . Mrs. Sigrid term congressman will throw ment. I, Smith leaving for California----- “In all sincerity, he hasn’t is an attorney in private life. to mend, Smylie still commands to do so — regardless of who sw head-on his confrontation day at the new p ri^n site after his hat into the ring. Usually 30 to'40 ihmates had refused to Mrs. Gerald Heidemann, . reliable sources say his poten made.up his m ^ d ," GoUer said. Jackson, a former major league a large camp in the moderate else runs. with Smylie, if McDure runs, baseball pitchw, is a piiblic re- wing of the Republican party Still not to be counted out is will split the party wide open return to special training Kimberly, planning upcoming tial finances look good and that Howeveri usually reliable meeting . . . K. C. Baumert he's getting some g r ^ lights sources said if McQure has not ' latibns man f6r Boise Cascade and Uiey could swdng a plurality Lt. Gov. Jack M. Murphy, a again. classes. Corp. for hini if too many c o ^ rv a - conservative who appeals to the They say there are some die- Theinmatescomplainedabout going to football practice . . . from the right places.' yet made (be .final decision to Ron—Watson Celling about . go for the Senate it’s sWctly a Entry of McQure into the tives run. ' legislative Vcowboys’’ but who hards on both sides and an some courses they were taking, “He will make ,a_Jedsi?'> at nearby Boise State College ^ ^ d in g house . . . Mike Gray within themonth of September, ” matter of time and that such a , Senate race,- ^spîally an Even so,' McClure still may also appeals to others in the out-and-outSmylie-McClure con under the special Manpower De and RpdM producer Reg Kesler ' Jam es A. GoUer. McOure’s decision definitely is forthcom early entry, qiMte.,i*«ll may have one if not two conserva so-called “mainstream” of frontation could give a solidly- velopment Training Program conferring at fairground .... district representative, said, ing. freeze out many others of his tive opponents in the primary things. Whether Murphy will backed Democrat just what he conservativle political pers- election next year if he does — meet McClure headô, however, needs in November, 1972 to cap and also that their $15 per week Harold Hove welcoming Marine adding, “It will be at the Such a decisioh will open up band to fairground ..'. excited earliest possible opportunity.” McClure’s congressional seat in ua'sion. So far, only former as many believe he will — remains to be seen. ture the prize. payments had been delayed. State Sen. F.W. (Bill) Bergeson decide to run. Congressman Orval Han^n youngsters by the dozens McQure already has spoken theH rstD istrict for next year's pouring into carnival, section of the fairgrounds and Pass protection Guerrilla hijacks jet overheard: "Her legs are so long that if she draws a -fiM^league cha^ BEIRUT ,(UPI)—A PalesU- anything they are greatly “swaybacked horse she'S nlan “gueri-nra Mntenced—to ‘Tnlstaken~We in Jordan have walking ------NEW YORK (UPI)-M em- Union.” death in Jordan pulled the made our attitudes very clear, bers of the Jewish Defense Since- its founding, the JDL safety pin from a grenade and and this kind of act will not League (JDL) were charged has harassed Soviet officials in hijacked a Jordanian jetliner to affect us.” Now you know Wednesday with bombing the protest to alleged discrimina Libya Wednesday with 56 other Lt; Mohammed Gabr, 35. a persons aboard. The plane member of the largest and Manhattan offices of the Soviet tion of Russian Jews. By United Press International frade corporation Amtorg and A bomb placed in a 19th floor returned safely to Amman. most moderate guerrilla organi- It was the first Palestinian ■ zation, A1 Fatah, hijacked the '' Franklin ruler Charles Martel the unsuccessful attempt to fire stairway outside the defeated 90,000 Moors at Tours, blow up the Russian U.N. Amtorg office blew down part guerrilla hijacking of an Arab French-built Caravelle of the Royal Jordanian Afrlines when France, in 732 ending the mission at Glen Cove, N.Y. of a Ceiling, knocked out doors airliner. deepest penetration of Western and windows, tore a hole in a Jordanian Prime Minister it was over Egyptian territory The indictments handed down Europe by Moslems. by a Brooklyn grand jury concrete stairwell and caused Wasfi Tel denounced • the on a regular Amman to Beirut named seKeaJDL m eters in minor damage -to .the office hijacking today and said in a flight. the April 22 Amtorg bombing interior. A second bomb on the statement, “If the guerrilla ■ Gabr Is a follower of Abo(i All and two of those, plus another 20lh floor was defused by police leadership believes this kind of lyad, a guerrilla' leader who unnamed person, in connection before it went off. action is going to achieve fought King Hussein’s troops in Accident «rfth-th«-.liine-l2-r.len_Cov& Named in the four count northern Jordan for two weeks conspiracy. indictment were Eli Schwartz. in-JulyrGabr-was^senteneed to Rabbi Meir Kahane, founder 21. JDL national youth chair-. death" in absentia. Guerrillas victim and head of the JDL. said the man; Chaim Bieber, 41; Stuart Price said lyad was captured and charges were “totally false” Cohen, 18; Eileen Garfinkle, 20; executed. and “based on a frdntic need of Sheldon Seigel,, 25; Jacob improves the federal government to huild Weisel, 25. and Ayraham a detente with the Soviet Hershkovitz. 26. suit G61d, silver TWIN FALLS - B arbra hijacked (3irlstensqn, 10, daughter of Mr. filed and Mrs. Duane Oiristensen, Nerve gas removed NEWARK. N.J. (U Pl)-A Twin Falls. Is listed in good BOISE (UPI) - The attorney Railway Express Agency (REA)- iMnditioh tbdayat MflglC'Valley^ HIGASHIONNA. Okinawa insisted that the poison gas be general’s offi(5fe filed a suit Tues truck en route to Newark Memorial Hospital. (UPI)—Thp' United States re- removed. But once the United day seeking damages and in Airport with $426,000 worth ofi The child was injured Wed — moved-the last of 13,0QQ_toni8J)f_State3 ,agreed to the removal, junctive relief against Several liquid gold and silver w ^' nesday morning when she was poison nerve gas from Okinawa the residents began protesting gypsum w^lboard manufactur hijacked near Qifton. NIJ.. by struck by a car on High way 74 a - today, ending a controversy an alleged lack of safety ers. alleging price fixing to eli eight armed and masked mile south of South Park. wW<^ has Im ^ sever^ ye^^ ^TOc^rcddontr minate competition. bandits, it was disclosed — Hie- suit, brought- in -Hlinota- -Wednesday. A thought for today; Mussa- carrying 184 tons of the "gas stage demonstrations to halt District Court, charged the An REA official said the drove the eight miles from a the transport of gas through chusetts Gov. Calvin Coolldge, United States Gypsum Co., Na- driver had picked up the gold who -later became the 31st' stWugg Pfg” ” r'p'' to populated areas when an initial -iipnaLGypsuinjCo.. Kaiser Ce- and silver In West P ater^n and complete ^ 56-day operation to shipment was made last -pcQgldent .-said,—îHierp Is no ment and Gypsum Oirp,, Flint was on a road in a desolate move the gas to Johnston January. right to strike against public Kote Co., Fibreboard Co. and area of CHifton when two cars Island near the Hawaiian Residents living along the safety, anywhere, anytime.” the Gypsum Association with a boxed in his truck on the Islands. route have evacuated them- conspiracy to “raise, fix, stabi highway Tuesday night. The final shipment of gas will selves several times during the lize and maintain gypsum wall- J.G. Welnrlch, supervisor of be loaded aboard a Navy summer out of fear that an board prices” in Idaho. REA’S- West Paterson office, fransport ship which is sche- accident might have occurred, The action is similar to suits said the hijackers waved duled.to sail from Okinawa to but the removal was accom- brought against the companies shdtguns at the driver, Alfred- Johnston Island Friday. plished without incident. by the states of New Mexico. Basile, and forced him Into pne Local residents h ^ e long Ne\y Jersey, Maryland and Con of the cars. necticut. Vlagic Valley Hospitals Escapee DOUBLE STAMPS C.asfiia M em o rial _____ Magic Valley Memorial Valley Obituaries Admitted Admitted ^ e r r t e n e e i George • Harding. Mrs. John Mrs. LaVeme Bemler, Mrs. Alonzo Conrad B. McBride Shaun George Jones. Mrs. Emma Talbert. Steven Heglund, Mrs. Melvin BOISE (UPI) - Fourth Dis _Mca. Michael Harris and Rick VanBuren. Mrs.. Sharon Sears. BOISE — Alonzo W. Conrad, HEYBURN - Brock James SUBLETT — Shaun King trict Court Judge Alfred C.- Ha- Christiah, all Burley; David JUdith Mai, Barbara 67, Boise, former resident of the McBride. 13, son ot Mr. and George, infant son ot Mr. ana gan has. sentenced Uralg Hooke. Manroz and Mrs. Loren Duss. Christensen, Peggy^Hayes, Twin Falls area, died Tuesday, Mrs. Roger D. McBride, Mrs. Basil E. George, Sublett, 23. Boise, to four years in pi^son both Paul; Mrs. Basil George. Mrs. Raymond Butler, Mrs. at St. Alphonsus Hospital in Heybum, died Wednesday at was stillborn Tues(^y at Cassia for' escaping from two Ada DOUBU COLD srm n sraaiM Thu Sublett; Claude Vallette, Declo, Roy Hill. Mrs. Brent Burr. Mrs. Boise following a lingering the University Hospital, Salt Memorial Hospital"! County jailers last July 26. Wsakend on all ord«ra of * 2 0 .0 0 or more and Fred Blederman. Rupert. Donald Watkins and Mrs. illness. Lake City, Utah, following a HeJs survic^ by his parents, In imposing the sentence, Dismissed . Thomas Walker, all Twin Falls; He was bom Nov. 22, 1903, at long illness. ie sister, Taunya Laralee however, the judge said he will d o u b l e Your savings at Marty's Mrs. Reno Salez and son, and Robert Burch,., Jerome; Ken Billings, Mo., and married He was bom July 24, 1958 in )rge, at home in- Sublett; delay R a k e ’s commitment to Bela S. Rigby, all Burley; Mrs. neth Inchausti, Vera Easterday Mable Engeldorf on Aug. 13. Rupert. He was a member of maternal grandparents. Mr^ the penitentiary until final de- Michael Toner and daughter, and Ira Stewart, all Buhl; 1925 in Verona, Mo. They came the LDS Church. He had and Mrs. Heber Zollinger. terminatlon of pending cB'arges. U,S.D(.A. Choice Heybum, and Jody Willett, Bradford Huff; Bliss; Gene E. to. Twin Falls in 1939. He was completed the seventh grade at Sublett. and patemal grand Rooke,who will remain In Bridge. LaHaye. Flier; Mrs. LeRoy employed at Ida Gem WestMinlco Junior High'School father, J. M. George. Malta. sheriff’s custody until then, is. Davis. (3ooding, and Hobert Dalrymei^’s Association, this spring. Graveside services will be scheduled for trial in November ^ Chuck Steak Minidoka Memorial Sturm, Elko, Nev. Jerome, 24 years before retiring Sur^vors are his parents, one conducted at 2 p jn . Saturday in on charges of attempted mur------O Um igtcd— in -Dan»— -tfta: Admitted Harry Hut>bard, Shoshone; Kimberly Nazarene Church. home in Heybum; patemal Cemetery with Biship Jay Vera Anderson, Rupert. He w asârg ed with attempt Hubert Syverson, Kimberly; Survivors Include his widow; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harper'of the Malta LDS Ward ed mufder in' the dynamite Dismissed Ignacla Mancillas, Burley;.,, three sons, John W. Conrad, Lenard B. McBride. Heybum; offlclating. Services will be Wendy Davis, Brldgett Flt- bombing of the car of . Pamela Frank Shoup.and Mrs. Lariy Auburn, Calif.; Howard E. matemal grandparents James under the direction of Payne Anthony, 24, a formek- pqlice zer, Geraldine Herrera and Stnith, both Buhl; Daryl Scott, Conrad, Milner, and Gerald 'Anderson. Pocatello, and Mr. Mortuary. Burley. (S^fge SUCKiar, all Rupert.— narcotics undercover agent,last Hey burn; HazelH azel 5RIrTey7 M arch. T } Births Jerome; Carol McFadden, ' three daughters, Mrs. Qifford Nyssa, Ore.; two great- i o • A son was bom to Mr. and Jackpot, Nev.; Stanley Watts, (Irene) Ferguson, Nampa; grandmothers,- Mrs. Effice r U n e ra l SC rV lC eS U.S.D.A. Chofee Mrs. Henry fros. Paul. Murtaugh; 'Mi<*aeI Warburton, -Betty Ann .Conrad and Ruth Crocker, Burley, and Mrs. Park trade Chuck Roast Adam Honstein, Mrs,. Jay Conrad, both Boise; 15 grand Addle McBride, Heyblim. 8ELLEVUE — Services for Blaine County Eubanks and boy, Frances children and six great He was preceded In death by Mrs7V^la"BaiTieSTrtim-held Fancy Frisettone Breeding. Roy McNeil. Mrs. grandchildren; one brother, his 9 -year-old sister Kathaleen at 2pjn. Friday at Bird Funeral p r o p ^ s ^ Dismissed Paul Rambo and gfrl. Roy E>nest Conrad, Wchita, Kan.; last December. Home, HaUey. Final rites will Linda Kimball, C a^y. FORT BRAGG, CaUf. (UPI ) - Sricing Peaches Fajen. and Mrs. Edward three sisters, Ola Bl^des-and Funeral services are pending be in the Bellevue Cemetery. Boise-Cascade Corp. has pro and will be announced by Payne Pedersen Jr.. all Twin Falls; Alice Blades, Pharris, both posed giving the state some of N o rw e s t Mortuary, Burley. BURLEY — Services for Mrs. Henry Lemoyne, Hagerman; Verona, Mo., and Grace Girard, its coastal property Inexchange SUaSCRIPTION KATES Teresa Haycock Banner will be Ralph Talbot. Wendell and Ina Aurora, Mo. foe redwood acreage In a^ In Chili 15 oz held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the THE_TJMES-NEWS Bayless, Bliss.' , He preceded In death by land State Park. Births ‘ot5esdn, his parents, two sisters X. SjniiJi jr. Unity LDS C hapelînal-rites- M onte 4A o Twin Fallt, IdAho Doug Wesl^ffiiaver, lioise's re- will be In Pleasant View P 1 N E A P n £ By Carrier Sons were bom to Mr. and and one brother. BUHL — Larry Olson Smith gional manager, said Tuesday P er Month Mrs. LaVeme Bemler, Mr. and ORAPEHtUIT U r i l i n Funeral services will be held Jr., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Cemetery. that it wouU give 1,500 acres (0 «iiy 4 Suoday> 12.50 Mrs. Melvin Van Buren and at 11 ajti. Friday at the Kim . By AA«il ^ - Larry Olson Smith Sr., Buhl, at Mendocino Headlands north Parkay P*id in Advance Mrs. Sharon Sears, all Twin berly Nazarene Church with In one year 380,353 umbrellas, ■ rOJny &~StindAy) died Thursday at Magic Valley oi here in ^xchaiige for acreage Falls, and a daughter was twm Rev. C3iarles Miller, Rev. Eârl Memorial Hospital. 2S6.031 pairs of glasses and 1J.>5 to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hunter, and Rev. W T. Arm in Jackson State Park. Margarine 3MonttM 17.75 He was bom Tuesday at the 170.189 shoes were left'behind Ife said, the park acreage n o o . . Heglund. Twin Falls. , strong officiating. Burial will be lYear . . ^ tt7.00 hospital. by passengers on Japanese would have to be “ of mutually in the Sunset^ Memorial Park. A U iJ »ubtcrlpik>nt accepted only Surviviiig beside&Jiis parents trains. agreed equivalent value.** witêre carrier delivery i» not Friends may call: at White I ' H y ffo n e maintained^ are patemal grandparents, Mr. Flag stoleri Mortuary until 9:30 a.m. and Mrs. S. J.* Snjith Sr., and Friday. The Family suggests MULLAN.Idaho (U PI) —The maternal grandparents, Mr. TIMES-NEWS memorials be matk to Kim and Mrs. Howard Spurlock, all search continued unsuccessfully berly Nazarene Church. ^ Envelopes “ 29^1 SUBSCRIBERS Wednesday for the giant flag Pine Blu£f, Ark., and / three for scryiceon which traditionally flies 200 feet sisters, Sheila Smith, Shelly TURPCLUB Paper Miv^ry Sknith and Sher^ , Smith, all above the streets of this small Call for bids k » northern Idaho mining town on Buhl. WILL NOT OPEN UNTIL I Writing Tablet J’L. 29* ‘ Call yourcarrier. holidays. - ' ------BOISE tU PI)jrr The Depart Funeral services are pending *•*******« or 733-0931 The flag'was stolen from its ment of Public W wla Tim TT Hop kTirr^TTTrir r F R I D A Y - ^ B«forc Ap.m. dally or pole Monday morning. announced that bids on re-roof J=’uneral Chapel. ■ b«for« 10 a.m. on Sundays Fire Chief Kenneth Smith, ing and repairs of some build- SEPTEMBER 10 whose departme nt is responsible Ings at Nampa State HospiUl Land eaters "PH0NE'?33-693J for the flag, said it was 10 by will be received until Sept 23 AS IT HAS BEEN RESERVED 16 fMt in size and was valued a t 3 p jn . NEW YORK (OPI) - M o « Or uMour loll'IrMnumMri at more______than $100. Tlie Public Works Department wildlife habitat —^ estimated FOR MY SONiS WEDDING . . . Butil Cmntford sa*M$ ^ 't i i said he suspected mor»«»«aid infbrtnaUon for the project 1.5 million tuyvs —is lost each •orfcy-Ruptn than one person was invdved in i^ on flle at the departmMt year to highways, fdrports. i«y;Noriand Ut-TSSi' >oran MARKT FlIw -RogananH olllstir »*-S175 the theft since the halyard for office and that a public works tyvnging and industry thkn is W«ndall-Jicam*- the PM attadied to the contractors license for the saved by conservatloo pro IN SOUTH PM K OoaUngHyrmtn 5U-ZSM pole' about 10 f ^ off the atate ol Idaho is required for, grams, says the Nattooal m ground. X ^ »- the \radUfe Federation. . ‘V, •I

Thursday, September 9, iWl Tlmes News. TWIn Frtli, Idaho 3

TWIN F A U i - The new p rogr^ is that only about one* Staudaher said he. wasn state'iiivgrim i "U'~i!$tabUsh a ItWrdof thestale’a 14, W &-year- hesitant to intUate the limited limited number of kindergartens olds can participate in the kindergar;ten concept, since through a federa.l grant of $2.25 limiteld program. Dr. Utterback only abbut half of. tha-^timated million fs stiV'rin^ second said. This would give the par- . 550 S-year-olds could be thoughts about the practicality ticipants a strong but unfair' enrolled. of the concept iuhong sevwal ^vantage _ when they enter the , VHow do you select the for- Magic' Valley school superin- B>'st âde next fall. . tunate few?” he asked. “You , tendents. Transportation of the kin- can’t put all the n ês ^to a ' The program,’ annoanced:,bx„ dergarten students throughout hat and pick out h if — that’s D. F. E ngelking7^*atfe his 17-square-mile district is a ' gambling with their future! Seek Gem title superintendent of''public in- prbblem. Dr. Uttefback said. How do you tell onS parSnt her struction, ^yould allocate fundis The district would' have to child has been selected, y^t tell TWO OTHER ENTRIES In the Miss Rodeo Idahp contest for 125 kindergarten teachers to provide bus^ twice a day for another her child is out of being h d d In conjunction with the Twin Falls County Fair and 36 Idaho counties, including 14 eaBi half-day class session, or luck?” Rodeo are from left, Debbie Glttins, Rupert, and Mary Ellen in the Magic Valley. A-new would have- to ask parents to Staudaher said his position is Von Komen, MUta. Miss GIttini, 17, Is the reigning Queen of the federal employment program bring their children in, a task that “I’m just waiting to see Rup«rt 4th of July Rodeo and Is the daughter ^ Mr. and M n. would pay the salaries of the which would be difficult' for what I get from Boise in the James Gittins. Miss'Von Komcn is queen of the Cassia County :teadiers. many familiesT maU. ru discuss it with the Fair and RodM. She Is 18 and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , i'tmrUtterbackrHazeltonrÎn-Twin-Fallsr^SuplT-George—board—on—Mondayr-but- a t^—.Innifs Von-KomenJbere-are-U-coW^ls-oompctlng-lnâte- ii-siiperihtendent-of^Valley-School Staudaher .said-the--board nf ■pcesent-Tm-very-Jiealtatnt tn competition which enters Its second 41ght tonight. District No. 261, however, pid trustees, also sdieduled to meet reconunend the program.” he is doubtful of the prograni's Monday night, will have to In Jerom e. Supt. John worth. Though his district has make the decision. The district Campbell said he disajyjroves of been offered one teacher’s pay, would have to pay about $5,500 the program. He did not ask for Utterijack said' his board of~for, teaching"materialsând -.any kindergarten teachers and ' trustees will have to decide on rental of space for th e' three was not allocated any by Pair join TF ^ Mondaynight whethertoaccept—Wnd^garten .^lasses offered- Engelking. ^ PRIZE-WINNING dahlia w u one of the many fair c u b its the offer. He may reconunend Twin Fails, Staudaher said, “We have adequate private enjoyed by the Miss Rodeo Idialw candidates and the current that the district decline the “This may not sound like kindergarten facilities in roster Visit Miss Rodeo America and Mias Rodeo Idaho in a visit to the offer, he said Wednesday. much, but it is one teacher’s operation now,” he said, adding fairgrounds Wednesday. Here Lm a Brackenbury, center, Miss A major flaw with the salary,” he explained. that the district has no facilities fair Rodeo America, and Sue Ellen Smith, Boise, and Ruth Cami>- to house a kindergarten class. TWIN FALLS — Appointment radio o'perator and Richard W. bell, âldwell, candidates. Inspect flower exhibit. In Rupert, Minidoka County of two new men to the Twin Shawver, 31, Twin Falls, as a School District Superintendent Falls Police Department 'was . patrolman. Teacher pay rule Dr. Darrell Hatfield said he will announced today by Chief of They replace Frank Lumm, “probably” accept the two Police Frank Barnett. who resigned to a c c e p t. a teachers offered his district, 'But He said Gary H. Andreason, position jwith the .state of Idaho varies will await a formal decision by 29, Filer, has been hlred'as a in liquor law enforcement work, his board of trustees next and Jack Richards, who, is Report pending TWIN FALLS - -Hiere seems Staudaher, who said he has Tuesday, f returning to college this fall at to be a major communipations received no direct ootiflcation Dr. Hatfield echoed the other Weber State College, Ogden, of any sort from Engelking. 3 slated DENVER (UPI) - Leonard gap ijetween the state govern superintendents In puzzling . Utah. He has completed three , we’ve reviewed the report, we’ll N athîel Reed, Assistant In “We’re sitting on aquarter- Campbell, assistant U;S. attor ment and local authorities, over the selection of the years of college toward a law make public what we can so we terior ^ c re ta ry for Fish and million-dollar payroll iir this students, ney for Colorado, says he is particularly school districts, degree and plans tci complete won’t prejudice the case,”-he Wildlife, says a federal grand district, and we don’t know for trial still awaiting a report on hunt according to Twin Falls School his education a t Weber State said. jury is being sought in Wyo what to do,” Staudaher said ing deaths-of eagles over his Supt. George Staudaher. TWIN FALLS - Three University of Utah. - “There may not be much I ming, possibly by December, to The announcement byTdaib' “ today. ^ Rocky Mountain state. can say even whM ^ report investigate the reported slaugh;^ persons appeared in Twin Falls Chief Barnett siid Andreason - -Superintendcnt-of -PubUc_IiU- _ -He_received- a formal .ietter Mngi«tra»ft;^f!mn;t=uhiitoAgdny ,amnlnyed-., as-f ln .. M oSTbOhe nalibnwi35^pub^ o)m"es6’ut,” Campbell said J e r-of-aa^ s-tlwFO -only—last rviday ' froni ' thF iicity over the ‘killing of eagles .strjuction D. K. tiigelKuig on and waived preliminary electrician for a number of He also could not -say-defi- And Rêd says the secref federal DepArthient'of Health, has focused on the.neighboring' Wednesday tljat Idaho school ry hearings on check charges and years and has been associated niteiy whether any charges [>anel action will be part of a Education and Welfare, saying state of Wyoming, but some of teachers will iiot be allowed were ordered bound over to with several electrical firms in would eventually be filed in the Westîde probe of the “entire theif annual pay increments the Council on the Cost of Living Twin Falls. He has no'previous the large birds reportedly liave Colorado incident. predator control situation.” probe on district court for trial. in Washington, D. C., had law enforcement experience. met their deaths In the skies Thegovemmental momentum came as a complete surprise to Jack Heinecke, Twin Falls, is authorized payment of higher charged with a felony, issuing a Shawver iias about four and pay for all teachers. RUPERT — Rupert police one-half years in law eh- are investigating a burglary at check without funds. He Is IIEW had Ik^^b aiiUtoii/ed to charged in a complaint by city furcement work. He served on noUfy school districts, the letter the Pershing School. Entry was the Idaho Falls Police have completed a report police with cashing a $30 check Said. gained by breaking windows in Department one year and with Wednesday on the Colorado as- Nov. 14 at Shelby’s Market. Later the same day, however. each of the three buUdlngs of the pnlipp rippartmpnt In 1 j«i "TJBct-ofThnaisem je^repoilr the school, according to E êne -Betty-Helneclce is charged' with - the school^'district’s attorneys cashing a $40 check on Nov. 16 Vegas the past three and one- will be mailed to Campbell for called Staudaher to say that the Humphries, princip^. half ye^s. He is originally from study and possible future ac Items listed as taken in the at Shelby’s market, also without federal Office of Emergency funds. the Jerome area. tion. . TF auto strikes^ for 1971 Preparedness in Seattle had theft were three typewriters, an Campbell says from wfiat he electric adding machine, two Billy Ray Nickels, Twin Falls, GOODING — Gooding City reversed the pay issue — no is charged with forgery. He Ricliless already knows of the case, it higher pay was to lie allowed. large square electric fans; one apparently parallels a situation .Councilmen have certified the appeared with his' court ap AJARKARTA (UPI) -În injures Canadian .mill levy for the 1971 budget “We still have not heard small microscope, 24 check in Wyomin^where hundreds of blanks with serial numbers 2198 pointed attorney, Rudy Bar- Indonesia, a count^ with close which was approved last either from the OEP, or from eagles allegedly were gunned TWIN FALLS - A Hussar, occurred. to 2222-and 21 l~drange colored clm,_ and waiyifd_ptellmlnary_to 120 miUlon^population.-only— winter. - HEW, or even — from hearing in the lower court. He 7,000 persons could be classified -down:by hunters riding-in heli Alberta, Canada, man is listed They said Hood was -standing Engelking,” Staudaher said. weekly school lunch tickets. copters. in fair condition today a t Magic in the center east-bound lane of City Qerk George Sjlva said was remanded to the custody of as “rich,” according to sources But-he~iS“being-cautious not Valley Memorial Hospital with Addison when he-was struck by the certification is required by the sheriff In lieu of $500 bond., at the State Tax Directorate.____ to prejudice the case. “After injuries received in a vehicle- a car driven by Lewis Vern law for egch cit^ &t this time of pedestrian accident early this Hoffman, 57, Twin Falls. year, and the four mill increase Shoshone teacher morning. Neither HoffTnan nor four is to provide funds for the Twin Falls Police said' Roy passengers in his vehicle. Pearl budget already approved. Hood, 35. was injured about Hoffman. 57: Vireil Malone. 57 Councilmen approved 12:40 a.m. when he' was struck Carol Greenup, 14, and Cheryl •transfef of yia.OOO to Ure-water cl tffdôrserr iqe by a cajîn the 400 block of Greenup, 12, all Twin Falls, was department from the sewer -nAddison Avenue West. Officers injured. funds. 7116 funds are needed to - SHOSHONE — Mrs. Begie distinguished themselves by requests s^ d Hood had lust left a bar on Hood is an employe of Reg help pay for the pump in the Hatmaker, Lincoln Elementary their services and leadership in the north side of Addison and Kesler Rodeo < Co. wliich U new city well.------^------:>chodl litui grade teacher, has tliF— ft^W— Of— clemwitary was walking to the south side of producing , the Twin Falls Mayor Harley Qippen said been selected among the education. t O S T S O H t r the street when the accident County rodeo. the new well project. was in- “Leaders of. American In announcing the award approved stalled-at a cost of $100,000, but Elenienlary. Education for winners to the principal, Dr. V. was possible without a bond 1971,” Jack D. Bowlin, principal Gilbert j^«£ra;:::director of the TWIN FALLS Two zoning election. of the school said today: program', cited them for their requestis were granted Tuesday Coiuicilmen Earl Greenawalt Bowlin said the educators, so oustanding service. by Twin Falls County Com- suggested the city refuse to pay named are selected for the Mrs. Hatmaker said, “I feel " missioners following public Fair hus rides for the ski bus and wintS- national honor on the basis of' that the only thing that could hearings at which no protests basketball program until* their professional and civic have prompted my ha'ving been were heard.' ' set for seniors persons stealing and damaging achievements. selected for this honor may t>e County commissioners ap- street signs are reported. Leaders of American the extra work I have done alo proved changing the zone from TWIN f a l l s The Senior to take advantage of the free Mayor Crippen asked for Elementary Education is an ng the lines of conservation. I agricultural first class to Citizens Agency of Twin Falls transportation should be at the V61Unteet-s for the GoMirtg t ire unnual proBTuiii hunuriiur tlie feeh very av erage as a teacher. residential third class on will provide free bus tran following pickup points: Department. men and women who have otherwise.' property immediately north of sportation for all senior citizens Sunny View courts recreation Per Pound the College of Southern Idaho. to the Twin Falls County Fair hall, 9 a.m,; Duvall and Terry_ ■ Greater Idaho Inc., has an- Friday. Ray E. Pruett, director, Courts at Maurice Circle, 9:10 nounced plans for a $15-million said Wednesday. a.m.; Washington Courts at A half gallon of whofe student housing development Transportation is being TigtBing ftffiw, 9:15 a.m.; city TnlllcwHighr4 -.g tbr- there. provided courtesy of Kirkman park a t' Shoshone and Sixth and sells for 60c.* Members of the county Brothers and the Twin Falls Avenue, 9:25 a.m.; Justamere. (60c4.2 ■= 14.034 planning and zoning com County Pair Board. The bus.will. Inn, 9:30 a.m .; Pioneer Courts •Pric« m «v v^ry. mission had recommended arrive ,at 10 a.m.- a t the at Fourth Street South, 9:40 .approval of the zone change to f^lrgrodnds and return to Twin a.m.; Canyon Villa apartments, allow multiple housing units. Falls at 2 p.m. meet at Magic Valley Drug, 598 Another request approved Pruett said persons wanting Addison Ave. W., 9:45 a jn . With all the was for a variance on the old protein, calcium, dty filter plant property. The vitamins, minerals.. county action permits um of the building and l ^ c r e site for the and carbohydrates,- manufacture .of electronic Tshsrs elie“coo\d“ atuf niu. TlirsrEa1s~Bgrtcnltnra] you find such a zone and avariance was good food i recommended by the planning bargain? L, and zoni^ commission. Greater Idaho Inc., headed by Fred' Frazier, president of Sierra Life, proposes to spend $2 ,.B[dllion this year as the first p h ^ of the propose project It is designed for student housing "Pound for Pound” and college faculty. An 80-acrfc . ^ c t has been acquired with the bonstniction in"~ several phases Extending over tiie next' few Jears. bIL L SAYS— Your Best Food Buy ; Modules built by Regal ^fte r many years as Idaho Repres«native of a Manufacturing Co., T ^ Falls, national pest control conipany I have formed ^ be used in the stractures■ u __ P*** control compony. I want to tlionk everyone for their past patronage. I'm (înstruction of the first portioii ® native Mn of Twin Falls and when you the project is'sdiedukd to need termite .or pest control service For a New You. . fKgin this falL give me a call. - : aty Manager Jean MUar said do request has been made as yet fÔTE— M f N e w m O N efiU M B E K lor dty water and tewer ser- \ 7 3 3 -9 6 7 6 iices for fi>e rite: City appitrral U xoning is not necesHiy ji^ u se of the county xOnbig jprdlnance covering areas BILLWiUtMER 'outside of fhe d ty limita. The site to iwrth .ol the d ty limits. __TaM ITE *MB KSrCOHIKM. ANDREW TULLY Greattor Of 0 r . Fu Manchii CAPE MAY, N.J. - Wringing serials at the' local Palladium history. An unmistalcable precocious reading tasteS, I parents, but an oldeir isiitter . Devoted To The Citizelks Of Mftgtc Valley dry the suminer’s last holiday ever forget him, M Chinese of the utmost frien- dipjied into my first Fu Manchii discoveredmy guilty secret and weekend, I dropped in at the Sax Rohmer’s real nanife dishness, Fu Manchu for years book at the age of 10. (Joyce added to my terror. Eadi time I turns out to have been Arthur itept me In a state of almbst came much later —at 14.) Hiat tentatively ventured down Al Westergren, PuWrthrff" PHONE 733-0931 neighborhood Ubrary to iwrrow Thursday, Swtember 9. 1V71 some early Aigathji Christie, Sarsfleld Warde, but his pen constant, though delighted,___ night it took the TMunbined cellar for firewpod, she followed me furtively and; I had— - Official city and County Newspaper "— Membarof AudU Bur<>auof Circulation and UPl . tkhd tilt a nostalgic diiil in the name was much more ap- ttrror. Today,’s children, kept~assm:aiifes of both parents, two Pursuant-to Section 60-106 Idaho-Code, Thursday is hereby designated as the day of the week on which vicinity of my spine. There in a propriate. Indeed, as a sprout; I in a Idnd 'Of snap-craclde-and- older sisters and an older reached .the darkest part of that legal notices will be published. Published daily and Sunday# except Saturday, at 133 Th ird Street West. neat row was a collection of the . always thought of him as ag pop thrall , to sudi exercises in brother to get me'1o bed. My dirt-flooredj m eêv^ dungeon, Twin Flails. Idaho, 63301 (by Magic Valley Newi papers, Inc. Entered a» second class mail matter Apriif 6. Oriental; despite the Gtirmaolc TV flummery as Mission tai- dreams filled with Fu Man(*u’s gave vent to an authentic 1918. at the post office in Twin FaUs, Idaho. 83301, under the act of 4Aarch 8. 1879. terrifying works of Sax Roh mer. ' name, and would have twen possible, little know how trapdoora, torture chambers Yellow-PerU shriek. . ■ ■■ ■' ■ ■■ f ■ „ ' ■ A reference book informed crushed to leam that he was, in cheated they are; Fu Miuichu and ghostly disappeaHng act, I Neighborhood dogs who had - me that the man who created fact, a relatively pedestrian would, have taken those woke the next com ing with been my friends suddenly were .Dr. Fu Manchu died in 1959, Englishman. preposterous Mod Squad types what surely was history’s first suspect as possible members probably unmounied by the Anyway, what mattered in . in the first round and then neqêoholic hangover. in good standing of'F u Man- exquisites of the literary set. those days was Fu Manchu polished off the Bonanza boys Tlieceflfter, the nighttime chu’s 'b e stia l-a rs e n a l. The (But no boy who read him in the -himself, one of the unholiest , for dessert, hours were a mixture of fiendish doctor lurked in^ a Liberal Arts days of Saturday afternoon villains in .lojver-case literary A child of stubbornly fascination and fright. Ma' clump of trees in my own banned further exposure to the backyard, after dark, and evil doctor’s machinations, but skulked iii the hitherto cozy the bug had bitten and within a Parents of grammar and high field. The age . of t^hnological back kitchen, lighted by an oU week, I had smuggled a second lamp that cast suspicious school students are aware many advance has brought with it a Window on the World volume of Fu Manchu into my -chxmge^-^re-taking-place in ^ e shadows. For months I crossed _ _ . _ narrower scope of vision. . eyrie and hidden it under ^ pile the street whenever .ap- -_ ifoundation-years^^f-educatioh.------Accompanying—these-otitside ---- ôf-Dr-^-DoolitUesr^------proachmg- th’S’iTSw^ls Chinese ~ -Homework—in—the-Jirst—grade,— _pressures-i»-anînternal-probIenv Night after gloriously laundry. _ • reading in the second, foreign terrifying night, I dreaded on the desure of many falling off to sleep lest the Still the lure remained languages by sixth and economic prbfessorsprofess to make a reputation for greenish visage of Fu Manchu irresistible. I read every Fu studies in the eighth grade are a themselves. This ambition can be suddenly appear in the room to Manchu book I could lay few of the changes which make satisfied only by involved research drag me oH.to his chamber of trembling hands on, while. Mom and Dad feel a bit insecure in in a problem of the times, usually horrors. Sometimes I got away submitting .to monumental -their own-educations. with keeping the light on, but nightmares that would have scientific, or writing a paper on an too often that^mall comfort was boggled the senses of the imffortant question of the day, What is happening is that denied me by a parent sweeping sharpest head shrinker. Yet, I again usuallj^ scientific. maintain that Sax Rohmer’s colleges are changing, their in with an unfeeling comment Combined, the three pressures about wasting electricity. (Next stories were' an indispensable academic directions by pressures have dealt a death blow to liberal to references to the starving part of growing up. They filled a from three main sources, not by education in many former ad Armenians when I balked at crying need in a quieter if not choice. First and probably most -eating-liver,-X-hated-most-the -duller day. When a boy-picked vocates of the well-rounded person. powerful is the reenergized high phrase “Wast^ notrwantinot.”) up the latest Fu he had the The niunber of colleges which have school, which frequently has given I concealed my defiance of awful-wonderful assurance he changed to university status tells the“ban on or Fu from my was going to be scared to death. êstudentat.least-a year of what Se tolTnlainir So far ab^ usediiooH totn beKo considered college work: piaioiy. 30 lar, aooui me only facet of education which has When he arriv es on t}ie cam pus, not accepted the inevitability of the he is greeted by little challenge and ' trend is the commencement GEORGE C. THOSTESON, M.D. much repetition. By the second speaker. year he has lost interest. He still preaches of the wisdom of Another, heavy, hand on the a smattering of learning in all Foodaholic fields, bu^ the gradual disap- college-officiaPs^houlder-is the Dear Dr. Thosteson: 1 am a through thisprogramV— V.J.G. be-edueated-jack-ofc “ foodaholic* — Hiysiciani-who-specialjze in- for persons exceptionally tolented all-trades p'Toves how widely his garbage disf^sal, a compulsive treating obese patients are well and well educat^ in one narrow advke is ignored. overeater. 'I turn to food, aware that overeating is often especially man-made car an emotional reaction, and the bohydrates, much as an "secret eater” has to un-“ alcoholic turns to liquor (for the derstand why he eats so much same reasons — or lack of — or why she does.

^ c r chUdhood, food has ® P o ll u t io n been overly meaningful to me. Annnvmnn« " ? ^ ^ III 'etter explains rtgenUy why satisfied or exoited — I would ^ Whatever the intention of the split the fines 50^50 with whoever turn to enonhous quantities of congressmen when the 1899 Rivers supplies the evidence, That is the ART BUCHWALD food. A “binge.” I dD not know how widespread and Harbors Act was passed, the point which has drawn ambitious I would eat, eat, eat all day 0. A. is, bu^ it, has been in ' and all night perhaps; hating exist^ce since-1960r^d .ihas ancient statute is providing a cause antipoUutionists into the picture. On Book Reviews myself, yet -continuing.- When groups in various placM, Just as celebre among"^ modern en Several expeditions through Templebar reviewed literally stuffed. I’d force A.A. does, vironmentalists. The act prohibits rivers and streams by students and WASHINGTON - The choose the third category — the myself to throw up, only to eat For anyone interested; I’ll average newspaper reader may Brubaker’s last book in a editor’s reporter friend who dumping, except treated sewage, others who carry large stocks of similar manner, and Brubaker more. give the address to which--to wonder how a book editor goes needs tlê exfra $25. This is definitely -a non— write~to~find out-if--there U a -into a-navigable waterway without sample bottles and other about selecting someone to is finally getting his revenge. (I The reporter, who is more know from personal experience answer to,coping with life. g~oup in yoiir vidnitv. It is a perm it from the Army Corjps of paraphernalia and are able to review a newly published novel inte ., "order to lose weight and Overeaters Anonymous, P. 0. Engineers. pinpoint, the source of vâter or work of honf „ is in criticism, doesn’t have control myself, I joined every Box 3372, Beverly Hills, Calif. Variovis r niirt rinriRinna -hHwr- {JuUutaiits hooks that the book way because every time RusseU to read the book so he just commercial weight group and editor chooses to review him Baker comes o\it with a new „p everything printed on defined navigable waterways as victions, fines and division of the book r a m asked to review it, tried every diet that came Dear Dr. Thosteson: My self, the editor usually assigns the inside book jacket and along. I’d lose weight< only to liands shake and seem to be' any waterway which will float a finte with those who provided the the job to: and every time I come out with hands it in as his review. a book Baker is'asked to write gain it back plus 10 or 20 pounds. getting worse. What causes this small boat or log. In short, almost eviiieqce. (A) A college professor. Publishers know this and that is About a year and a half ago, I and what tan I take to help me? any body of water. Bounty hunting, it appears, is not (B) Someone who has written alx>ut it. Since I have nothing why mofit- good ttf^y aboul tiaker,ana ne rgaj that 1 was not alone 1 have been this way for about -T ^ e a c t I H buuk~un a similar subjfi?[r ____ like favorable book in my sickeniiig obsession with two years — Mrs. L. C. M. (C) A reporter friend who can has nothing good -to say about i-evie\is,- of $2,5(X) for each violation, and those who engage in it are forced to food. There are thousands of us There are different causes of use $25. me, we have a deal. We âch^ of the blurlJs that ap- who run to food for many further provides the government . operate without wanted posters. write our own. reviews of our pg^j. the back cover and in hand tremors, the commonest Now; each one of these people neurotic reasons, eat in secret, own books aM sigh each othcL’a_the—advertisem ents—recom- ones being Parkinson’s disease, can cause trouble for an author. and’cant lose weightr âglngrand'overactive-thyroidr The college professor usually name. This is the only reason sending the book in' glowing I discovered that, as the Treatment depends on what the • doesn't review the book^ we’ve been able to remain terms? Those, dear reader, are alcoholic has “Alcoholics cause is. and you will have to assigned to him, but uses It as friends for so many years.) written by friends )f the author Anonjpious,” the compulsive have your doctor âgnose the an opportmrtty—to~ discuss If the author had his choice of who haven’t read the book but reviewers, he would proiiably eater has “Overeaters cause. everything he knows about owe the poor guy a favor. Anonymous” (O.A.). ' hterature. His review njay start Since I have been an 0. A. Dear Dr. Thosteson: Please off “Murray Siotnicli is no member I have come to un- Marcel Proust. When Proust ROWLAND EVANS explain what my doctor called luiiie. Wliat - was a boy . . Glotnick is iucky- that I can control just for today That Rock Feîvat if the professor mentions his is the treatment? Is it can one day at a time. cerous? — M. M. • book even once in the review. \o To Israel I am learning to place food in While the college professor is The carpal tiinnel is a Now that most of the dust has seldom gets as high as 30 per cetit the proper perspective. It is always getting sidetracked in WASHINGTON — Shortly been bluffing aboijt Uiis squeeze passageway in the wrist cleared, and the rock festival near while highways many times inêly a necessity of life, as is through which nerves pass. If Bellevue is a thing of the past, it’s receive 90 to 100 per cent. Yet his review, he is usually not before the arrival of Assistant play, the extraordinary Daya -maiidotg-ationt-Slotniclr. If he -Secretary of State Jusepli SisCT—motiun in tlie~cabinet could~t>g sleep, It is not the answer to my -because, of injiry. infectinn,- etc., there is insufficient 'space, time Mr. Spectator said something traffics on city streets is far and igjnores the book, he only does it in Israel in late July. Israeli dismicieci as a tactiral Proêms. It only made my concerning it. away what it is on the highway! ! liâuse the'prcfcssor knows the Defense Mmister Moshe Dayan dnlomatic nlov problems vrorse because I hated you can encounter the pain or diplomatic ploy. . the fat me for. running to food, lameness that you are tiaving. It reader is much more interested tried to gain cabinet approval Phineas T. Barnum, who was But far from tiluffijjg, Dayan instead of helping myself. is NOT cancerous. If it is for a hard-line policy that t)orn in 1810 and who died in 1891, Want to hear about something in his knowledge of writers of Obesity Is a serious medical troublesome enou^ to warrant the 20th cenlury than in Slot- would have put U.S.-Israeli was expressing what is would have rolled over in his grave interesting and unusual ? Mrs. becoming a cardinal tenet of problem, but there is hope it. surgery is the'treatment. nick’s latest work. relations, ah-eady badly frazz- Israel’s policy in the simmering if he had heard of the publicity Ellsworth A. Clark, who lives at 205 The second categolry of ’TM, info acute crisis, Arab-Israeli conflict: that given the event. East Avenue G in Jerome,_told us reviewer is the most dangerous. Dayan proposed that the without public displays of When the book editor turns over govehmient of Prime Minister Bamiun was America’s first that she and her husband were both strong U.S. support for Israel, ' a newly published work to an Golda Meir inform the United great showman. His was the delivered by ^ e same doctor and coupled with enough high- 'author who has written on the States that Sisco in effect should BEfleys le iD greatest show on earth. H ejm w that they weighed the same amount -visibility arms to convince^the_ same subject, the writer of the- cancel his projected diômatic' Arabs of overwh'ehning Israeli___ how~ to get publicity,-rWell, after mne and three-quarters pounds book is sunk. mission to Israel unless he had superiority, Israel won’t risk an reading all about the Bellevue rock each. She’s been around the Magic Let us assume that Stump has authority to break the deadlock interim Suez Canal settlement festival for days and days, we have Valley long enough to remember just written “The Etefmitive in Israel’s favor over hew F-t History of Staten Island.” 1110 Phantoms for the Israeli, air except on terms totally unac come to. the conclusion ^rnim i’s when it was the Twin Falls Daily ceptable to Egypt. principles are still being practiced. News and the Idaho , Evening book editor assigns the work to force. in attempting to convince Carstairs who two years ago Dayan -put his' motion to a President Nixon that this is Bamiun — who said there was ^m es. They have also sutecribed 'wrote “The DefiniUve History formal vote in the cabinet. hard Israeli policy, not a —oneiool born every minute and two ,4 0 -^ Times-News for 23'years. of Staten Island.” Carstairs has Voting with Dayan, the most negotiating tactic, Mrs. Meir to take him, or something like that no intention of letting Stump’s charismatic leader in Mrs. persuaded Sisco himself to histccy-jdace his own and so he Meir's cabinet, was Shimon — established the principle that Mrs, C. E. McAnulty, Kimberly, make a furtive trip to the Suex there’s no end to the free publicity wrote in to say the “for sale” sign lacerates Stump in the review Peres,. the .extremely able for factUBl inaccuracies, lack of m inist^ of ânsportation and Canal cease-fire zone durin^ his the press will give you if you stir up we ran last week and which ad depth, shoddy writing, poor commtmications and perhaps s l t ^ y dipiomaUc mission. a controv^y. > vertise (in Boise) a piê of. illustrations and outdated Dayan’s closest poUticid ally, That unpublicized inspectioa Well, 'Banumi’s methods were property at $1 a square foot, maps. 'The proposal losbArather by the President’s Middle-East carried out by those backing the 'brought back memories. The sign In ficUon the situation is even ..badly, but its sponsor^p by expert was designed to show filaughterhoi^ GtUch affair. was op pr(^>erty owned and lived on worse. When an editor asks one Dayan raised the most serious S i ^ that any pullback from the fiction writer to review another policy question between the Near the end of his long career. for about 35 years by _ h ^ te r^ _ natural barrier of the canal and -writer’s new bootsigning- Nixon a*ninistratlon and-the -th e Bar-Lev deffense tine-Hndit "~Barntmi was asked wha t onie thing Mrs. Elsie Lamb, now living wite a the latter’8 death warrant. Meir government - since be suicidal. To make the risk bad helped him mo6t. daughter in California, -^rs. lliere are very few writers of Secretary of State William tolerable, in the I s r ^ view, “The press,” he answered. McAnolty says there used to be a fictioa who are capable of P.Rogers laundied the U.S. the delivery of more' and still So like we said, it just had to be house, lawn, several large trees reviewing another writer’s book peace plan in 1969. For what more U. S. arms must be Dayan was proposinguiMunted the ghost of Bamum who stalked ' and a workshop on the property. It without slashing off an ear. .assyred. Brutwker, the author of “Sit” to nothing less than a squeeze Although Sisco’s visit im the Bellevue' area aiMl -stirred up was. sold to the present owners starts'off his review of Tem- plan OH Ftesident Nixon: If you pressed him rather forcefully the- coDtroveray that the press about two years ^go. We were told - -piebar’s new iwVel “BigHoe” don’t give us a guarantee of an with the strategic importance of swaUoêd!! . that the saddest part for her sister as follows': "Iteaplebar, who open pipeline fte-the {%antom, the canal, which he bad never 4 t« l MU, tK. was retMming to Boise on a trip and allowed ao much prokniae in the w« w o n t m ake any more aeen bef^, it has not to any Fifties with' his first ooviel, coocesgfansoo vpin'.aaex Canal D6 you realize city streets are the passing by the old bouse ju st a t the change in the Nixon ad* "PoitagK Dufe.” b a t once again >-interim E«ace . miniatntkm about the, cmtral It seems likt yfstetday, whtn you were grousing obeitt mo«fc. neglected item when it comes time it was being burned down for dtoappoiated hH readers . BDajwirPwesandcAer top questiaH of mdre FUmtotns ftar how outrageous Sonny and Cher looked when they fust to federallielp? Aid for dty streets . rem oval. . ''What nobody knows is that Israeli jwliUca) leade» had Isral's powerful air force. appeared iri bell bottomsr F'

Thursday, Septeitifor V, 1971 Tim w-Newv Twin Falls. Idaho 5 e re RAFAEL, Calif. (UPI)— Jackspn and five'others were the shootout and'the-San Happy Ju d g eR ich ard E. Amason killed, h ^ r so “poisoned the Quentin escape attempt look Wednesday denied a defense atmosphere" in Marln County place. ■ ’ M iss motion that murder-kidnap that it will be impossible for Miss Davis is' accused of charges against Angela Davi^ Miss D^vis to receive a iair buying the guns for the Aug. 7, P ^ n n ihould be dismissed because trial now, “If ever", the 1970, Marin County shootout in the grand jury which indicted defense motion contends. which « IuHpp her was improperly cumposed r— Defense attorneys also said from his bench by San Quentin mittee believes American wea]> Unlike other congressional “'The court does not find they intended to ask a change convicts and shot to death, ons are becoming so expensive critics of military spending, planes at the beginning of the REACTING.to announcement sufficient basis for a finding of venue to move the trial out Three of his tddnapers also and' complicated that even a however, the committee did not 1960s.” she tied lor honors In (Irst talent that the judges of Marin County of Marin County, where both were killed iir a shootout. portion of Miss America contest sharp increase in the defense argue- for defense sayings to “Whatever the cause, it is Ansciously, deliberately or at Atlantic City, N. J., is budget may-not meet minim reorder national priorities in strikifig that in many cases we arbitrarUy discriinina^d ag- M A R [ Maureen Wimmer, Miss um naUonal security needs. favor of vital domestic needs. have developed and produced gainst any definable class o f RESIR- Pennsylvania. She was tied with Hie committee Tuesday den Its cont^tion was that costs aircraft of extraordinary capa- citizens" In selecting the grand V A TIO N S RODEO Miss Georgia, Cyothia Cooke. ounced weapons that cost mpre must be brought ,down to biliti^ without .demonstrably jury, Arnason ruled. HOWI ^ per pound than gold, aircraft' maintain an adequate defense reliable and effective air-toîr Contest concludes this Satur He set Friday for hearing munitions which cost' hundreds posture. munitions, bombers Without day. (UPI) arguments on more pretrial motions by the defense, includ TICKETS of thousands of dollars per “If we can. dford a long-range air-to-surface mis round and tanks which cost permanent force structure of siles, sutoarines without relia-' ing one that Miss Dayis’ ~ C A U COLLECT , four times more than they did only one-fifth as many fighter ble and effective; torpedoes or scheduled Sept. 27 trial be 3 2 6 4 3 9 8 a decade ago. postponed because of the bloody m aircraft or tanks as- our aijtiship missiles and surface If the trend is not reversed, potential adversaries—because escorts without any surface-to- Aug. 21 escape attempt at ^ n Twin Fals County Fair “then even significant increases' our systems are -about five surface missiles of any kind," Quentin Prison. in Uie defense budget may not times more expensive than the committee said. The escape attempt, in which —Insure the^foree-levels-reqaired -theirs—=th enr-a~JutureTcrisis- black— l-evolutiqnary^^-Qeorge------for-our-national 1—a-- sliarp committee said. nuiîerical disadvantage,” the 'The warning came in a re ^ r t report said. on a $21 billion weapons A burst of .M caliber procurement bill, which the machine gun fire cost ' committee shaved by $1 billion during the Kotêan War, the in a rantinued drive for committee declared, but “we economy". are now developing tactical air- TAKE ADVANTAGE of the • lit was possibly the most to-air munitioi^ costing several critical analysis of weapons hundred th o u ^ d dollars per costs to date by the committee, round—an increase by a factor which is dominated by long of tens of thousands.!’ PRICE FREEZE^—Buy Now & time friends of the a rm ^ By 1975, the cost of one tank services such as Chairman will equal the cost for four a Jijdge permits Bath Mtrfdrs pilot’s words by Durasteel

FT. MEADE, Md. (U P I)- the jury that he heard W 0 Hugh The prosecution has won a Thompson, the pilot, report preliminary legal round in its heatedy to his commanding effort to prove that Col. Oran officer on at least two incidents K. Henderson xeceived reports .■-Whtejj^saiddisturbedhim of atrocities a f My Lai. in 19M Moe testified Thompson twice but failed to follow up with a confronted Maj. Frederic R-24"s. . . thorough Investigation. Watke, his commanding officer. The military judge at Hender One time, Moe said, Thompson 1 1 9 9 5 son’s court-martial. Col. Peter told of a sergeant who was R-30"s. :: S, Wondolowski, ruled' Wednes- going to wound a child ^ ^ 2 ^ 5 0 day after a round of arguments Thompson was evacuating. ■ R- " r T -: r by the government and Hender- Moe said that at another 36 son's chief defense attorneys point Thompson told Watke ho

Type K Lediiia-co««sel^ "10-ft. Lengths $1.49 Down Spout, Rectangular calls officei^s 10-ft. Length* ...... $2.57 r r . MCPHERSON, Ga. dilspute arose over the testao - ( U E ^ - .npfptisp attfimi'v.-i rip- ny of. the liisl .schediileaj 4)0"lNYour$eK-ft-SqveK manded Wednesday that the witness, and the trial was government produce U. Wil recessed for the day. liam L. Calley Jr. and Col. Robert A. Brisentine, who Building Wire Oran K. Henderson as defense administered a lie detector test Solid Wooden witnesses in the My Lai court- to Medina, was to have been i 2-2 wif^ 12 gq.'grnd ~ m a r n ^ 'o r Capt. E m ^ l L. Th'e^ttnal-prosecution ‘wttnessrl Medina. but his recollection of several r WAGON WHEEL FIXTURE Calley, one of the platoon of the answers given by Medina ^Plastic Jactet -commanders in Medina’s com are at variance with the 15 " W heel pany. has been jconvicted of defense version. The court 3 Light Pay & Pack murdering 22 Vietnamese civi ordered the retess so tapes of Price.. $ 1 7 4 9 lians at My Lai. His Ufe the conversation could be ^ A 250i ft. ■ M sentence recently was reduced reviewed to determine whidi tu 20 yeais...... — slde-lsTlgnr Henderson, who.became com The government called three See Pay & Pack for all your Wiring mander of the i 1th Infantry witnesses Wednesday morning, needs. W e Have .a complete .slock of Brigade the day before Ameri including two South Vietnamese can troops swept through My interpreters who accompanied- underground and overhead service Lai in 1968, currently is on trial Medina on the sweep through Brass or______at F t, M 8ad«,-Md>T-on ehorgco tho v,illago. Thoy oai(l M Cdin o- of ooverinfe up the atrocities. dismissed questions atout the Antique Copper Calley is scheduled to appear killings there with the com Ust $54.50 . . . ENJOY CONTROLLED hIeA TIN G IN Friday. ment: . I EACH ROOM The prosecution had been ‘"That is the order.'“ Don’t expected to rest its case ask any questions.” See Pay & Pack for all ELECTRIC BASEBOARD Wednesday afternoon, but a Your Portable Heater fvleeds HEAYERS Parliament ousted Several Models to choose from CAIRO (UPD—President An- submitted to Elgypt’s 8 million w ^—Sadat dlSSOlvea~lhe na- voters this Saturday.______------* — 17000 Wott— . *Tion’s Parliament W ^ esd ay The dissolution of Parliament • 1,500 W a tt...... 1 5 and worked to finish the draft and promulgation of a per You Save of a new constitution for the manent constitution are part of • 2,000 Watt ...... 24 Arab Republic of Egypt. Saint’s reorganization plan During the day, Sadat presid-. launched after he ousted' • 2,500 Watt _____2 iS at ed over a meeting of the 230- political opponents last May. -^nember Central Committee of The plan h is included free GREAT FOR THE WHOLE HOUSE OR Pay & Pack the Arab Socialist Union to elections to reshape the Arab THAT,HARD TO HEAT EXTRA ROOM complete the 193-article consti Socialist Union—Egypt’s sole tution that will rejrface the political party—which was ac present one. It will guarantee complished last July. equality for women, supremacy A New People's Council 1 4 - of the law, and Individual and (Parliament) will be elerted public fireedoms. Ocf. ^ and hold its first session The final draft will be Nov. U. PORTABLE 110 Volt PLENTY l U B A I B L —OF—

NEW YORK (UPI)-^fle Ca Wedbeaday to begin a q>eaUng - hill, Ipder of a militant wing of tour and appeal for funds was FREE the Irish Reiiuhllc Army ( I ^ ) exdudable. The - Sl-year-old - wufharred from the United Irish leader said he vnuld Dot 8:301» sao MONDAY THMHICMflUIUUrf Statu JSednesday on the carry the.deciafan to court. Twin ground that he did not possess No testbaony was heard at WeAlso Carry. FARKMGl a valid visa. the altemooalieariiig. After a Examiner Frands Lyon ruled omference bemeen the govern 220 Volt Heaton at anijnimigratibn and Nauira- ment and densnae, Cahill’s 1. ^ nzation Service bev^ring that Bttacner agreed to adc for an. CahQl.'> who arrived here laat lintiiccHate nding. m m m m B m m 1. - Sitfns of the tiih'es^ ‘^Buoys’

con cert ■lnOTNFALLS-*^^‘'nie Buoys will present the College of

the-sea^n at the fine arts ' W - t center oh campus. The five-member musical group is being qwnsored by. the China question rises Asaodated Students of CSI iand Barefoot Productions of Boise. , By PHIL NEWSOM - and Chiang. It may be progress, but it is It will p ^ o r m at 8 p jn . Friday. UPI Foreign News Analyst Within coniiing weeks men sad. “The Buoys” scored well with For more than 20 years who profess to be able, to see their album “Timothy” and Generalissimo Qiiaog Kal.Shek th ro u ^ the mists which hide HELD OVER! have just released a new ^g le, has been selling BrooklyiL. reality and give form and I.* [ .«• •< I .•« “Bloodknot,” this week. Bridge to the out-of-town substance to unreality will th e rock group is compoised yokels. debate Chiang’s right to a seat of five versatile performers Not literally, of course. In in the world body he helped to BRILLIANT.’ whose music ranges fromîard Oiiang’s briacket the Brooklyn found.. ' CfiH N Y Uagmnt rock to aoft ballads which use Bridge is peanuts. Hie debate will (lot be over the soft sounds of flutes In. What he has been silling is whether China has a right to several of the'lighter numbers. the myth that some day he and : the seat. f 600.000 men It will be asked who and what ROCK SINGING Bconp, “The Buoys,” wlU be, presented In on sale at the student union would return to" le.knainland is China. Are Qiiang and IS” c«d(fi»n^t 8{iUh.'TVlday at the CoU'ege of Southern I ( ^ o Fine building and general admission from whldi they retreated in million men, women and Concert Friday Arts Center. The ooncert U being sponsored by the Associated tickets are available at several 1949. . ' children on Formosa China? Or Students of CSI and Barefoot Productions, Boise. bcations in the valley. John Only in Chiang’s case it was are the mainland Communists Sims, director of student ac not a myth. He believed it. And China? - Mik\idioK.iacilVtdioiMa f tivities, said tickets he believed ■ It so hard that • The returns already are in. UndkrBctgcaiVihuiGaihinkd. t wUl -be available at the door if many others believed it, too. This year or next Chiang will AnnSpfgirtandJulesFeiHef. ^ lose his last status symbol as seating is still available, but Including leaders of the United Carnal Knowt(d{!e. i there is a limited amount of States,' who spent billions of leader of a great, nation.: Maltese has top hand seating and advance tickets dollars supporting Chiang iand Then another decision'will be ^ R An A«co CmbAtty PkIui* 1 should be obtained. his army. forced upon, him—whether to ...... - I...... X By PHIL NEWSOM port of Valetta and the presumably with counter.offers. NATO out, there is no For more than 20 years, swallow his words that for him UPI Foreign News Analyst Russians and Libyans are These could include orders to disposition to believe hene warnswants j . » . Chiang seryed as a sort of it is all or nothing, or to try to Dom Mintoff, who ûeaked Asian Don Quixote, shattering stay in the U.N. on whatever hoping for failure of the Valetta shipyards for vessels to to turn his island over to the /iim s orins SHOW TMES:7H)0t9.^0 in as Malta’s prime-minister In negotiations with Britain. help build up Israel's merchant Russians. . • “ his lance against the windmills terms he can get. . " a close election last June, is in “Total” Support fleet. British officials remain quiet- of time and < fate, lending IREFRIGERATED COOL FOR YOUR COM FORT' the happy position of a poker Moscow has promlsed.l!totaL’ Spain’s sudden interest in ly optimistic about an early r€J€CllCfft, strength to the hope that OOC/SIS A10t//£ player sitting with a foyal Hush su p ^ rt in “liquidating colonial NATO also is traced'to Malta's agreement" permitting Britfsh .. “ “ perhaps, after all, diivalry was in his hand. domination” from Malta and status, or lack of it, in thje troops to remain. LONDON (UPI)-A British not dead. He is using it against Britain, has promised to examine matter of Mediterranean Britain had been paying Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) pro Never mind that Chiang’s from whom M ^ta achieved question of economic aid. defenses. “rent” of $12.5 million a year, gram director said the govem- one-man rule of Taiwan bore and, with some help from ment^)wned televiston network independence in 1964, and the Libya also has been talking The Reasoning little resemblance to the West’s K IM BER LY ROAD « EASTLAND PHONE 734-2400 North Atlantic Treaty Organiza with Mintoff on questions of The reasoning is that if the NATO, has offered to bring it turned down “Sesame Street” concepts of democracy. tion (NATO). defense and aid. British-NATO negotiations with up to $20.4 million. Mintoff has because of its “authoritarian He had been among the early So far as NATO is concerned The Libyans would like to use Malta sho^d break down, then scaled his demands down from aims.” founders of the United Nations the island’s strategic impor Malta as a base for a fl^ t of Gibraltar might take on new $72 million to $36 mUlion. The Monica Sims, head of child set up as the guardian of man^s OPEN Last Times Tonite tance has declined. But other Arab oil tankers. Her own port importance as a NATO base. If final settlement probably will ren’s television at the BBC, ideals. N-O-W 6:15 Doors O p «n 6:15 PiM. ^ d Monday she shared opi factors have entered the facilities are inadequate. Spain were a member of be somewhere in between, As he approadies his 84th First Run Double A T B ilO P .M . picture. Included among them NATO, then her ships could call ^ d in g the risk (hat a Soviet nions of educational experts birthday on Oct. 31, he is the The question of air control —BlirCHmer! are Russian ambitions in the over that portion of the on .Gibraltar and possibly naval base might be established who said the program por lost of the big five—OiurchiU, DurtfeiHolhmn Mediterranean, the Arab-Iâeli Mediterranean also has come become' an opening wedge in there. trayed “essentially middle-class Rootevelt, Stalin, De Gaulle 'llfliob conflict and lânish ambftions up. ITiere has been speculation Spain's efforts to break Bri ■ The British, it is said, will not attitudes, lack of reality, and H«TyKdtcnn«i to re-occupy Gibraltar. that when Valetta air controlr tain’s 267-year-oId hold on "Tlie object if Mintoff allows repair attempted to prepare children and b he s«yvt9 Angling for ' influence on ilers refused, to let a BOAC Rock.” work to be done on Soviet ships for s(ôol but not for middle those tenfcic Malta, long with the Russians, airliner land they may have These are some of the “iffy” in Malta's dry docks. life.” . about m c T hag been Ubya whjgh se^g.lt as .enabledihe IJhyan gnvemment qiipstinhq pn«ipH hy M intnff's a waypoint in the shipment of to force the liner down at determination that Malta shall m t - J PLUS A T 6 ri5 -1 0 ;0 0 P.M. Mideastem oil and an impor Benghazi and seize two leaders determine its own destiny after U Icl rCmCCly tant element in the fight of the short-lived coup in some 2,000 ye|irs of being -again§t-israel ,-Mintoff- already Sudan.' controlled by others. „ JOHN WAYNE has told the UrS. 6th Fleet to The Libyan moves have But despite his tough talk cures ailing elbow XHoward Hawks Production stop its calls at the Maltese irought Israel into the picture. about throwing the British and HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — An and, I must say it was an “RIO LOBO" NBC-TV newsman described on unnerving experience, although ______television Tuesday night how he not particularly painful, just underwent the ancient Chinese watching that stainless steel I STARTS tom orrow ! Television Schedules .treatment of acupuncture for needle jbout an inch and a half his case of tennis elbow, and Thurtday S«pf. t, 1971 2b, -4 — Truth or Conseauences A sMry of the youngt.. ■ ■ A t I :OO.p.m , ew channel 4 ■— — 70’ — Arndid'S cloJet Review" i:0 0 now feWs like playing a couple hipian hair ^'sIidingmtOTny~j "Loogslreet" Is a pllor film for a fall 8 — Love on a Rdoftop 2sl, 3, 5 — News, W eather, Sports of good hard sets.” fliirn ••• Torttreyomig------Mries to be seen on Thursday n — L a n c e r Tb. 4 — Truth or Consequences •venlhas^: JahDes Fra n c is cu s'sla rs _ . ------. 7b — Nanny and the Professor In the Chinese treatment, the ^ ^Well, now, a week after this and tiie young at heart I as Insurance Investioator Mictiael 2sl — A d a m l2 8 — B abar comes to A m e rica body is punctured with needles treatihent, I find I can move Longstreet, a man tormented by the 2b — Fa m ily Affair 11 — Arnie to cure disease or relieve pain. my wrist freely. I can make a loss of his w ife - - and his eyesight — 3 — To Be announced 4:30 In an (nexplained bombing. Enrdlled 4 — Allas Smith and Jones 2sl — Nam e of ttxe Gam e The newsman, David Weber of very tight fist and not feel any at a clinic for the blind, he siruggles 5 — M y Three Sons 2b, 3,. 11 — Headmaster the network's London bureau, b, 11 — Presidential Mars and Jupiter. 10:00 Message — 'Biose bom uii tliis-day- are - 9 a » >- gb 7 - 3 r - 5 r - y b > 8 i 11 ------2sl. 5 — Hollywood: The Fabulous Tonight~fin»^Teêc8S^ under the sign of Virgo. Era American scientist Josei^ ' 7»i — Figuring it out “2b — Oral Roberts in Hawaii Uidy was bom September 9. 3, 11 — Interns 4, 8 — Love, American Style OTORV lo23. . 2b — AAovie: " T h e Vanquished" 7b ~ Star Trek rO N ITE .On this day in history: ^ — Cimarron strip nnivc-iN n — N8C News Spfclsl Gatei Op«n 8:00 P.M. 4. 5. 8 — Presidential Message PWONE 7 33 -6-2i6 ______In 1776 the term "United IO:M _ 10:00___.____ States'-was made official by 5 — Movie "The'Naked Brigade" ■ 2sl. 2b. '3. 5, '7b, R q f e d R T ______Fo il on U.S. 3d 10 Eailland Otiv.- 11:00 News.Weattier, Sports f iw c o l o i T) the second Continental Con 4 — News, Weather, Sports 4 — It Takes a Thief EXCLUSIVE FIRST AREA SHOW INGl gress. 11:30 7sl — Figuring it Out AT 9:45 P.M. In 1919 almost the entire 4 _ Dick Cavett 1 0 :>0 _ 13:00 251, 7. 8 — Johnny tarsoa Boston policc force went on 2sl — Man to Woamn 2b — Movie "The Castilian" ftTn iHiat Iheydo off duty tliat'H reaUy priratv! strike, demanding recognition 11:05 ' 3 — Movie "The Dancing Masters" of a new union. The walkout 2si — Movie; "Night and the City". -11. -::i_Movie " F lu ff y " 10:40 ended three days later, but Frid a y, S e p t . 10. If7t .5 — AAovie "W a r and P eace" Gov. Calvin Coolidge ruled that At 8:00 p .m . on channel 2sl and S — 11:00 Miss America Parade>..Cov«i’a g» of 4 — News. Weather. Sports strikers were not permitted the Miss America Pageant Parade, 11:30 ' ------t>eld Sept. 7 at Atlantic City. As the t>ack. 4 — AAovie " T h e T e rro r # the SOcontestants ride by on their floats, 0 To n g s " In 1943 American and British each is introduced against a film cHp_. ^ 13:00 ^troops^from^Norlh -Africa. of h er STat# pageant. Vonda Kay Van 'DvteTMIss Am Vlca 1945 is the host a»f- jydRTHEBRLCfinEDR invaded Italy at Salerno. for the parade broadcast. 13:05 In 1969 83 persons were killed 2sl — AAovie "AAouiin R ouge" CRUSADE when a jet liner and a small KATHY CANNON-JOYCE WILLIAMS • PEGI BOUCHER.-.; plane collided in the air near FROM' Indianapolis. OAKI^ND-ALAMEDA COUNTY PLUS AT 8:30 P.M. (Rral Hour Rapeatad) _ _ COLISEIAM _ -iowphC Lew A n A v m fn M m s y M m -

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Thursday, September 9, 1971 Tirnas-News, Twin Falls, Idaho r .iKj' ; u . . P r fid il^ e Yesterday’s 3 p.in. Prices W A R E H O U S E '' mixed Pintos great Calif. $mall . Buhl ...wheat barley oate 'arain com north.' pinks reds B«an Grower) - 1.30 NQ NQ . NQ . NQ ^ NEGOTIAni p Rangen, Inc. NQ N Q N Q N Q NO 6.35 8.00 7.50 8.00 Winners Shields 1.30 NQ NU NQ NQ , NEGOTIABLE Trinidad , NQ NQ • NQ NQ BEEF Mary Hayes, Earl Ward, "IburJev ^ U t y . 950 pounds and over: ^m en BalUet. Steve Muecke. 0ean Growers 1.30 I^Q NQ Lee Harrison, Clifford Kathy Crawfo^, CaUa Hayes, NQ NQ NEGOTIABLE Feeders grain NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ Harrison, Clay Harrison, Anna' P eg^ Shufeldt,/Steve Har- Union Seed 1.30 2.1$ 2.15 2.15 NQ NQ N Q ' NQ NQ' NQ NQ N Q N O . Christ, Oeann-Ward,. Keith monds, andGregfGreenwell, all Decio Mueck, Debbie Rollheiser, red; Stan, Belnap, LeRoy AAorgan.Llndsay 2.15 2.15 2.15 N O ' 8.00 8.00 7.60 8.00 Darlene M arltt, Vernon Belnap, and Jonie lrigayen. all^ FaiHleld* Gebauer„ Sharon Abo, F^nny white. Camas Prairie Grain 1.30 2.15 2.15 2.15 N Q g.oo 8.00 7.60 a.OO Weimer, Pat Harrison and Lee H arris, grand cham File r Debbie Lees, all blue. pion; Freddy Mue<^, reserve Bean Growers 1.30 NO NQ NQ NO NEGOTIABLE Scott Abo, .David Rollheiser, champion; Lee Harrison, 4^H Chester B. Brown NQ NQ NQ NO NO NQ\ N O N O NQ Somya Cantrell, Sheri Mackey, grand champion ,and' Pat O. J . Childs Seed 1.38 NQ NQ NO NQ 8.25 6.00 7.50 8.00 Idaho Bean NEGOTIABLE • NEGOTIABLfc Tim Merrigan,. Steve Christ, Harrison, FFA • reserve Allison Feed Mill NQ NO N Q ' NQ NO NQ ^ N U N U and Ahm Mohlman, all red; champion. Gooding Layne Mackay, Clay Chandler, Beef Fitting and Showing Beakon Bean NO NQ NQ NO NO NO NQ NQ and Julie EquitlOr, all white. First division; Layne Hazelton , Quality, 950 pounds and un Mackay, blue; . Jerry Kyle. Bean Growers 1.30 NQ NQ NQ NO NO NO NO NQ NQ N Q N a NO NO NQ NQ Intermtn. Bean NEGOTIABLE NQ NQ NO NQ South Side Bean Cot NEGOTIABLE T .F . Feed & Ice 2.U0 2.IU NQ NQ NO NQNQ NO Wondell inspection approaches Wendell Elev. NO NQ NO NQ NQ K im berly a state is not maintaining f i^ Henry's Produce WASHINGTON (UPI) — The similar notice was sent' to AAorgan-Lindsay 2.15 2.15 NQ Agriculture Department’s Missouri officials on Aug. 19. “equal to federal” standards — Rupert Polatoos avowed dedication to the Agriculture Department unless, of course, the state iSii Rolland Jones Produce U.S. No.t's- U.S. No, 2'5 Max Herboid, Inc. public’s “right to know” will be officials told a repprter here the chooses to disclose the federal Carl Giftrco:------tested^'tjyTrdecision-iiow~pen“~MissourHetter-had-been-8ent,—notice-itself-as-Nebraska-and E. s. Harper NO ding before the agency. but did not identify the state. Missouri did. RIchlleid Repeated queries on the matter An agriculture Department -Sg Western Grain &• Seed wheat The issue involved is whether, 114 -2.20 2.20 2.20 and how, the department should were stalled until after Missouri spokesman indicated today he let the public know if it deter authorities made the situation could not say what would be j-i-iiii QUOTATIONS ARE provided as a service to both farmers and buyers. Quotations are mines a state is not maintaining public themselves late last done during the 30-day period if given the Times-News daily by each buyer. The newspaper, in addition, re-chedta each firm its intrastate meat inspection week. a state chose to keep silent. The ~ for the price-listed,is solely the buyer’s. NQ indicates the -system ot “cqual-to—fedecal” . __ TIir department’s failure to spokesman said he believes the buyer does not wish to quote a price. standards. In such cases, states issue its own announcements on department will soon have to are told the federal government these initial notices does not resolve the question of a con will take over their systems carry over to news of actual sistent policy. unless corrections are made In federal action in taking over a. Livestock Potatoes;* 30 days. state inspection system. In such One option, it was pointed out, Snake Two such cases have already cases, department policy calls would bie to avoid any voluntary OMAHA( UPI)-U vestock: A nd O nions occurred. for a routine public an statements biit to respond If Hogs 5,000; barrows and gilts In the Tirst, the department nouncement of the newsmen or others demanded 2 5 ^ higher; No. 1-3 190-250 lbs PAYETTE (UPI) Potatoes: Western Idaho and report sent Nebraska officials a formal “designation’’ of a state for information. If this were done, 18.00-18.25; 2-3 240-260 lbs 18.25- notice that state inspection had' federal takeover, however, word that a 304ay 18.65^ 2-4 250-280 lbs 17.50-18.25. Malheur County, Ore: Offerings light, demand good, market dropped below -federal This, however, still leaves a warning letter had been sent to Norgold period of 30 days in whieh-there a state could come only, from ficials quickly made the matter is no aissurances the depart^ ■ffroWental— Uisulusmea Thf public. In the second case, a ment will disclose Its has ruled “leaks.” high (Aoice and prime; cows ~U;S.-No^l-A^;404!,50^^six-to-U-----IDAHO—FALLS------fully steady; two loads high o*;-supplies-insufficient-to -Department— ot— Interiorr- quote; lOoz.min. few 2.50; non dioice and prime 1173-1201 lb Geological Survey report for the size A few 1.50-1.60; mostly 1.60; steers 34.85; same grade 1125- Shake lUver Water on Sept. 7 U.S., Noc2 supplies insufficient 1225 lbs 33.75-34.25; choice 975- has beenieleased. to'quote; 50 lb. cartons cwt. Stations listed in the report of -. Handiwork nets ho>iiors 1270 lbs 32.00^.50; good and basis 80-1003 few 4.25-4.351 10 lb low choice 28.00-32.50; one load watec disdiarged or contained sacks mesh baled per-fewt. U.S. white. Booth Awards high choice and prime 950 lb in^qde: Jackson Lake 664,600 HAND WORK , No. 1-A and non-size A supplies Artificial Arrangements 57’s Desert Dozen, first; heifers 33.15; same grade 925- acre' feet; Mdran, 3,130 second Quilts feet; Palisades Reservoir Others: Ellen Christensen, Plaques: Verna H awkes, Nichalettes, second, and Paul i'?.7Baxn0i chnlcf insufficient to quote. •Ontonsr- -Westen ■feet;- hliip; 1/Hinp..Butler, red,'apd blue: Leonard Cox, red; Gen Plnnnpts,. third.------—— 1025 lbs 31.25-32.50; good and Malheur County, 0re4 Demand Leah Allen, white. Nelson, white. low choice 26.00-31.50; utility Island Park Reservoir, 106,500 fair, market slightly weaker; 50 acre feet; Heise, 9,010 second Afhan Floral: Bobbie Telleria, blue; and "commercial cows 20.00- Ann Uoyd. red, and Marilyn lb. sacks U.S. No. f yellow feet; Shelley, 8,810 acre feet, Crocheted: Joan Meulemw. \ 21.50; canner and cutter 17.50- Bunn, white. ------. FARM MACHINEHY, TRUCKS, Spanish 3 in. and larger 1.50- 2,947 stored, 5,863 nornial; blue; Terri Gochiiour, red, and -20.00. 1.60,mostly 1.50-1.55; 2V4 to 3 in. Kate Serr, white. others: Grace'Plotts, blue; MIUTARY TRUCKS & VEHICLES Sheep 300;. lambs steady; Blackfoot, 7,980 second feet, 1.55-1.60, mcratly 1.60, fiw low as 2,731 stored, 5,249 norm al; Knit: Julia Sampe,' blue, and Nelda Frederickson, red, and^ * «00 «r 12>4 mllM ewes steady; choice and prime 1.50; whites 3in. and larger 2.10- Ruth Christensen, red. Leone Butler, white. nofth^l Pbwl, Id o l^ shorn lambs 27.50-28.00; choice American Falls Reservoir, Pictures 2.25, mostly"-2.25, few-Wghers- 1,220,000 acre feet; Michaud Corcbettog ■ and prime wooled lambs 25.50- Hi. to 3 in. 2.50. Doilies: Leah Allen, blue; Oil painting: ' Bernice «AfURDAV^SEPrHNBER 11 26.25; few choice including end iW ip , 40 second feet, 40 stores, DalSoglio, blue; Betty Jo Olson, Prunes: Western Idaho and Ononnal; Neeley, 9,400 second Shelly Allen, red; and KoUeen Sob nma: 1:30 l>,M, No Uinch of good 24.50-25.00; cull to good Malheur County, Ore: Demand Allen, white. red, and Dalene Hawkins, ewes 4.5(K6.00. feet. 1,327 stored, 8,073 normal; fair, market stMdy;~l^ in. min. Lake Walcott, 97,110 acre feet; ■ Edges: Gen Nelson, blue; white. TRUCKS, nCKIIPS t STilTKNIWAGOIL ■siTell .S No 1 Italian type 30lb. -Minlflnka N .S Pnniil, My »»mnd Florence Greenwell, red, and Needlework: Sandy 1971 INTERNATIONAl F-1800 TItUCK, 5 4 .4 frpni,, lond«m drin 10 whMkr. 304 in. wh^l- - Dnlfioglio,- blue r —...... ------only B.?00 wil«l with Willionnon ao ft. combinotion b««l » grain- M . 12"’«H. Hogs 550; barrows and gilts cartons 2.00; half bushel basket feet, 0 stored, 1,843 normal; Marge Alberison, wniie. By num bers; Vicky Cun tidfs ond on antra h«avy duty r»or dump koiit. i 2M0 higher; U.S. 1-2 210 - 230 ring faced 2.50; precooling Minidoka S.S. Canal. 8S6 second Potholders: Edna Vaugfih. 1965 international F-1800 TRUCK.- 5 A 4 front., londmm drtyw 10 wImtUr, with iB It. Hallway ' lbs 19.00-19.25; 1-3 200-240 lbs charge four cents extra per feet, 0 stored, 1,843 normal; blue, and Gertrude Stuart, red. ningham, blue, and Mrs. Leo ond grain b#d, olto ho* r»or dump hoiif. Becker, red. 18.25-18.75; 2-4 240-260 lbs 17.50- package. Shake River nr Minidoka, 8,530 Rugs-.-Mrs. VlTesley Grilley, 1970. OMC PICKUP, (4 ton, comptr iptdal. pow«r brakn. rodio, pow«r itHring. rMl good unil. good 18.25. Sows fully 50 higher; 1-3 Mue; Jan Nelsori. red, and Ruth •Tea Towels i nni?<;,Kii.irriiD . j IM2 CMC PICKUP, 4 nwd .ranu»i«ilo«; runio.li. second feet, 6,230 normal; 197007 OATSUN PICKUP, 4 ipMd tronm».«on, runt good. 1937 CHEyROlET SIATIONWAGON, in funning 4ndifiOn linidoka- N.S.—Eump, .124- Christensen, white. Hand em broidered: Ann second feet, 124 stored, 0 nor Other, yarn: Tlose E7 UoydrtduerEUtTWInksrTed,— lit (upr) — LivMtock. CHICAGO (UPI) - PrMoM and KoUeen Allen, white. C i’rtie 7.S7S. trade active; ilaughtef Cheese 5 ib. processed loaf 5f-j mal; Milner S.S. Canal. 3,28Ci Emerson, blue; Joan ileefs 35 SO higher; jiauohter heifer* fully bricli S9»4.70'«; mi>eoster 5*i« 70; ched Meuleman, red; Genevieve Painted; Kathy Allen, blue; MUrriRY TRUCKS &VEHICUS «te«dy; cowt and bulls steady; slauQhrer dar single daisies A3>« 70; longhorns 63' > second feet, 50 stored, 3,230 2.MIUTARY K TON UNITS. 4 wKmI dri«. pickup steers prim e OA SO 37.35; high choice and Ellen B. Rasmussen, r ^ , and 40 lb, blocks 59* > 45'-; Swiss normal; Milner low lift, 136 ,5Ieal!s,_white. t)fp», J tp—d. S/try popvlor .with formtn and TM CTOR ft CRAWLER m C T O R prim e 3S.3S 34-50. choice 13.00 35.35; good (Wheels) too (tw to report; (bloe^s to 100 tpcrturmn. and choice 31 35 32.75; good 39.00 31.35; other, thread: Barbaria W. Karen Butler, vrtiite. 19«W JOHN DEERE 40M TBAaOa, di«ri, .londord lb.) grade A 70' > 74' n g r a d e 8 M ' } 74' i ; second feet, 136 stored, 0 nor MILITARY 2ti TON REO. 6 ^ 6. with olngllwt>«tevt,6„ 6 A p r 3 1 .IS 31.35 31.15 31.73 I I 9 3 S 8 6 0 0 n C l J6 6 t; iBteTfll, 6 1 rabuih •ngin4’2lWir«hinimiaulteally g o o d ^ f r ~ score *7.71, 90 score too few to report Track salesdOO lb. U S. I A): Idaho, plolfann on top, (iltingt 0« llw rnr lot boom, hot dition. Eggs. Prices paid delivered to Chicago Oregon norgolds 4 15; Washington russets loti o* companmcnts (or looli and portt, with steady to firm ; cents per dozen (BO per 4 35 1947 HEATH BKT TOP SAVER, 4 row. PTO dri«, cent A or better! iumbo mostly 3f; eitra. Onk>ns: Total shipments 3*. arrivals 3; <)"<* iO.OOO nor winch, woriit o,k., on rabbw, large white 33 33; large wt>ite X 33; me track 31. demand fair, market strady. Auction controlMd frwn cob. BLACKWjEloeR SEET THINNER, 4 row. indiwJual diums 35 37; standards mostly 34’ j. .^Tra c k sales; 50's Idaho large 3.50, uni«, ai4unt< on tool bor. • Prices to retailers (grade A. >n cartons INTMNATIONA14 ROW CUITIVATOH compM*; J - detivered); Extra large 43'7-43'*}; large CALENDAR 11:00 A.M. 40*1; mediums 3T‘ J 33. point hiidi. • Couple Contact th« Tini«*-N«wt Located 1 mil* West of Homadale, 1V& miles Form Sol«s d«partm*nt for South, th«n 3 .miles West. Arrows Posted. OTHER tQUniEIIT Grain complete edveiHslng covar* CENTURY 5MA^.TOmpl«t. wrth boom. FIO pump and 3 point hiKh — ACE SPRAYER, ttoinl«, N TINE TOOTH bilk, n«w«pap«r cavaraga HARKW^ point — WTARY COaM^TOI, ailtMr 4 tw bMI or 4 tow potato, hot 3 point hitch — PAMMA Soft white 1.4S - (evar 70,000 racMlar* - in WATtRurrERPUMP;7» HP-Sf»INICt|«PI«TtAlta,awA;nejmi!ii!yitiiipw.:**^ ' ^ KARA(aBI(UH)-A Pakistan new Carm honw in a .few 1 Outstanding young herd of cows nearing 500 fd firm win export machine A- fat per cow. 'Mr,_«nd Mrs. Ontim.win s e m M B E iis made woolen carpets .worfli mining to i Cawt dart talhig «l 11M A JL laaAat dwta aa Mw nHKh 4f4e50,000 to tbe Soviet UQdn ^ OAlt RATTHtS O A R i f i i i M^SmM • to Abe !• i»* | ealllaTielfce.,. hfdwl eahfi la 1 fiw i air . - Jhiajrew Jnwteîm..agii!ei^ the land m twnwitixlti'rs < nirlyWMaMac*: 'Signed between the.'IInn and dil, birtog camF&m CtBUC J. W. Ihe Soviet TnSe OannnUHon Tennesaee v Ibey" ' will ba SiVTEMiet T4, eVENING ÔSS SEVY ANDMMEADE, 0 ^ ■TTOCflOflBSlSi.'' bere. Pak)j«an aports carpels nownuNrat Mre.4?inici]Uffi7 - "a>LMUHmcaTSHor, PHONE 337-4157- iD Hungary; IDit 'IMted iOo^* lor thefr flowar ganian'OB'ttit' ^'TUtOUMO- - W m M Australia and a manber iann tteee lofla west df— * *■ ■ ■ “ ...... T iirti iiiliii 13 4 S iy » i9 , SALE MANAea> IT I Middle East countries. M m er aKvic* amiwna. nMi ■ / ■ ' a 8 nifij»s-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Thurjây, September 9, 1971

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W IN FALI^ T- Mrs. Ben Dennis - ^jlosec, ^botb_ Soda Ktrs. Buth Spidahlt Moscow, I Eldridge, Twiii Fails, and Lee i^H n^ are oo-diainnen. Mrs. state leader for exten^n home Childs. Ri4>ert, wfll participate Luda Wilson, Boise, program TWIN FAIXS - Ih e Slngle- HAGERMAN - The GoUen economics, will be speaker at a Ites dub wib have a dance Age Club. Hagerman. will in the amuMX meattiy of aw leader for the ' University of ban({uet. Her re t u r n wOl t» oo Saturday ni^t at .ffie tMd resume regular meetings after A ft ENTION!! Idaho £2xtbnalon Homemakers Idaho extension, service, is .“Happiness la Knowing We Are Fenows Hall. Twin ;Falls. There •a summer recess at 7 pjn. Council at FtocateUo Oct. S and coordinator. ,^ *■ Serving.*’ Monte Later, St. will be live music for dahclng MotidllJ' trith a twtluck dinner at Those who have not firusheti high school this is rjo si^n you con 6, the program committee Ih e theme of “Happineiw Is Anthony. wHl show pictures of from 9 p in . to 1 a jn . All single* the 100]^' Hall. Ofiicers will be announced today. wlU be followed in general motmtiainclimblng in the pot have a rev/arding profession in cosmotolpgy. If you are 16Vb Mrs. Eldrldge^la In charge of in»g«lnn« unri panfl dliiwiiminnii person between the ages of SO elated and all members TVitona, H m “Soda PDpa".df and 80 are welwime. Marrled ~ irge

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mmwtmmmm.(T2-OI. pko-^Se) -•i” IJ tlmes-New*. Twin Falls, l<^ho Thursday, September 9j W r ' New books Circle meets -A n n ive rso fy^ o pe n ho u se added to in Twin Falls r e d d i n g library ' ■ - TWIN F A L L S - Mrs. Claude slated Sunday in Filer Seyert led the ftag salute and planned Mrs. Ctjrde Greenup the prayisr FILe R — A number of hew when miehibers of the Friend FILERMr. and Mrs.'Anko books have been added to the WENDELL - r Mr. and Mrs. Bos will observe th^lr Golden shelves of the Filer City Library ship. Circle of the Women of the- Junes . L. AndersonrWendell, Wedding anniversary Sunday «nd,are ready for circulation Moose met this week at the.- announce the engagement and. home of Mrs. Severt . with anfiopC open Th house to______be held In «eeordlng-to-Mrs .-Ft-; forthcoming marriagu nf thuir-. the Sheridan Building on the Ulx-artan. Mrs. George Klundt, friend daughter, Susan, to John ship chairman, was in charge of - west end 0^ Main Street in Filer. .These Include “Then There Conklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. All friends and relatives are Grew up a Generation," Bjom; the business session, with Robert Conklin,. Jerome. invited to attend from 2 to 5 p jn. “WUd Goose, Brother Goose,” members answering roll- call' An Oct. 8 wedding is planned The couple requests no gifts. EUis: “W ple Ridge Farm,” with "Schoolday Experience^." at St. Anthony’s Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Bos were bom Pochroan ; ■ “Savannah Pur Mrs. Klundt read two poems; Church, Wendell. , -in' Holland. They were niarried chase,” Hodge; “The Winter of "LUten to a Child" and "Who Miss' Anderson is attending in Tjvin Falls. They are the the Fisher,” Langford; "The Will Take Grandma?" Wendell High School and parents of three daughters, Secret 6! Santa Vlttorla," Ttie white elephaiVt gift was Conklin, .attended school in Rfrs. Roland (Janette) UU-ich Chrichton; “The Good Ufe,” ■ CONSTANCE KEMMERER won by Mrs. Klundt and Ruby Jerome and Is now residing in and- Mrs. Raymond (Alice) Wallop; “Stories for Late at Murphy. Mrs. Severt gave the Selah, Wash., where the couple Ulrich, both FUer, and Mrs. Night,” Hitchcock and th o u ^ t for^thff'day. will reside. Carl (Marie) Van Wensveen, “Waterway,” Dark; Engagernent Salt Lake City. They have eight For younger readers SMART SHOPPERS FIND the best SUSAN ANDERSON Wild hickory trees are found grandchildren and twct, great newbooks include “The Secret .bu’ys in the Want Adj. only In North America. grandchildren. In the Wall” BothweU; “A Time revealed for Tenderness,” Cavanna; “FolloHLMy I/»ader,” Garfield; SUN VALLEY - Mr. and TVIrs. John lasiMirlhg^TC^- “~Show ertield “Mystery of the Fat Cat,” Bonham; “ Viva" Chicano,” merer Jr., Short Hills, N.J. and ' Bonham; "Old Ben,” Stuart; Sun Valley, announce the HANSEN — A bridal shower engagement of their daughter, was held this week at the home “Desmond and the Peppermint Ghost," Best; “The'First Four Constance, to Jwnes E^dward of Mrs. Ralph Simmons, with Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Vergil Ball as'co-hostess, Years,” Wilder; “Story of George Washington Carver,” Winton Schoonmaker Gray, Sun honoring Mrs, Wayne Daw, the Valley. former Kay Steelsmith. Bontemps; “Harry S. Truman; President From Missouri,” She is the granddaughter of At contest games, prizes were the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest K. awarded to MrS. V. L. Wilson, Martin; “Gaudalcapal Dairy," Tregaskis, and “Clear Air — Halback and the late Mr. and Mrs. W. I. McFarland and Lena Mrs. John S. Kemmerer all Bohm. Each person present, Qean Water for Tomorrow’s World.” Millard. .. Short Hills. wrote.advice to the bride. - ^Gray's grandparents are Mr. Since the bride was absent, Reading for small children includes “Over in the Meadow," and Mrs. James B. McCahey, Mrs. A.F. Daw, mother of the Chicago, ni., and the late Mr. Langstaff ' (replacement); bridegroom, and Mrs. and Mrs. William A. Gray, Steelsniilhimotherofthe bride, “Peter Pan,” adapted by MR. AND MRSjANKO BOS WUson; “In the Night Kitchen,” Buhl. were seated at opposite ends of — M iss-----K emmerer----- .was "Sandack; ‘THarfy, tfie -Dirty ~,a table heaped the gifts.^ ( D u d t^ p/io'fo) graduated from the Beard Dog,"'Zlon; “Hattie, Backstage Each was provided a ruffled School in Orange, N.J., and Bat,” Freeman; “The Mar heart-shaped pillow made with Finch College in New York City. net, on which they placed the velous Merry-Go-Round,” She received her masters Ipcar; “The Little Witch,” ribbons from the gifts. degree in art history from In Magic Valley Favorites Mozley; “ Debbie Goes to A lavender cake, decorated diana University and Is now in with a yellow umbrealla with a Nursery School," Lenski, and Denver University working for bride’s name on it, centered the MRS. MELVIN LARAW AY “The Dog Who Came to Din 311 N. (^herry St., Box 674, Shoshone her masters in fine arts. She reception-table. The cake was ner,” Taylor. was presented in 1962 , at the Total circulation for Aujjust made and decorated by Mrs., Short Hills a u b Debutante Ball HONEY CHICKEN Ms cup hon.ey was ' 571, reports Mrs. Albin. Roger White, Jerome. v< cup prepared mustard and at the ‘Mistletoe and In- 4 tablespoons butter Library hours are from 3 to 6 terfiational Balls in New York 1 teaspoon salt p.m. Monday, Tuesday.,and 1 teaspoon celery'salt. City. Friday. Melt butter. Stir in other Gray was graduated from the ingredients. Roll chicken, Hyde Sthool in Bath. Me. He is coating both sides. Arrange now attending ,Denver meaty side of chicken up in a University. «iinglp Inypr Rflkp at H7.S Area TOPS degrees for one hour. Open house set The Times-News will pay »5 club reports each“ weelr fo r Magic Valley BUHL — Mr. and T4rs. Melvin Favorites. If you have a weekly meet Todd, Buhl, will be honored at favorite recipe, just mail it to an Qj*en house in observance of the Recipe Department, their 25th Wedding Anniversary DEAR ABBY: My problem doesn't really concern your HANSEN - “Say well and do Women’s Page EMitor. The well, end in one letter, say well Sunday, Sept. 12. generation, Abby, but the .younger generation will under- recipe becomes the property of is good, but do well is better,” The event is set for 2 to 8 pjn. • stan d , the ’Times-News and' cannot be was the opening thought at 701 14thlAve. N., Buhl. j lama 17-year-old guy who has a souped up car. My car returned brought by the leader^ Mrs. ------is^ee-looking-and is prctty noisy,“but i’m sure It Is legal. George Golay at the Slim and The police are constantly iollowing me for no reason at all, Trim TOPS Qub meeting this I have-4),een driving for nearly two years and have never had week at the home of Mrs. — an accident or a ticket. ' ’Thonias Steelsmith. , Why do the police bug me all the time? I don’t break any To Size 48! Mrs. Reed Lyons was the best, laws and I don’t intend to. Is it because my bar looks fast loser and received a gift. Mrs. and I’m a younger guy? FED UP , Roy Dopson and Mrs. , Lyons Printed Pattern were 10-pound losers and ------D E A R .gJKO - » Ihlnit y o u ’v e i - q u g g U o D r ' s : received gifts. But don’t be so sure you’re not breaking any law by driving a Mrs. Bryson, Vinyard "souped up” car that’s "pretty noisy.” There IS a law reviewed a new contest to be against disturbing the peace, and a souped up car has dis- started next week, “Slimmer »Iclr-and sleeping eUlIeg! “ a ~teaiin ;gnt55f: W ei^t loss, attendance of eight or more members on each team DEAR ABBY: You contradicted yourself. A husband and also weigh-ins will count complained because his wife had a trunk full of old love let toward points. There will be no ters, pictures and souvenirs from her dating days, and she time limit. The, team first dragtjed thi.^ trunk around the country whenever they moved. getting their silhouettes down You said, “It’s HER junk, and if she wants to drag it around will be the winner and the the world for the next 50 years, it’s all right." contest ends. - Next comes a letter from a wife complaining because Penalties this week were to her husband still carries a picture of his old girl friend in his count calories. It was decided wallet, and you say, "Nix! HER picture doesn’t belong in fines will be iipposed on those your husband’s wallet.” who do not do the penalties ------T-trme-thr'piiiicipIc- ts ihe s'aTfiiTTJeleiia yburseir -asaigned-to-theHVr Monthly queens will be • HOWARD IN SALT LAKE honored' at- next week’s Dfc..\K H O W A R D : Aw. come on! Letters; pictures and meeting. souvenirs from dating days represent scads of old beaus. But Mrs. Steelsmith was hostess one picture in a man’ji wallet Is special, and no wallet is big and program chairman. She -evietved a n arI t id e fib in ------1‘» w lfe-a m n u s old gii-ifHena: Readers Digest, "Are We Overfed but Undernourished?” D E.'U l a b b y ; Your advice to "HUNGRY FOR LOVE" made me wince.

F o r 11 year.s I was married to a charming, kind, bright and sweet man who had little or no need for .sex. But my dU . Those who reached the Very,'very easy! ," f, *,* “•><1 OM wh<» U competent will look for botli highest grade of “Super SleUth” n»*dical and psychological reasons. Printed Pattern 9262: New by reading 30 books or more are Women’s sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, Corky Brannen, Darcy Glean, 44, 46.48. Size 36 ( bust 40) top, Paul’.Schollmeyer, Anna Bor- T A B B Y ; We ju s t came home from a trip thru pants 4 yards 45-inch. chers, Suzy Shultz, Tracy u especiaUy m ^ce for Seventy-five cents for each Hughes, Anne Harding. Charles us b e c a i^ we had our dog with us and. there' were “net pattern—add 25 cents for each Keshlan and Paula Mullins. All ^ a s ” pUm iy ^ r k e d all the way. And we saw very Uttle pattern for Air Mail and Special youngsters who. entered the btter in any of these sUtes. ladling. _Serijd_ t^_;^rlan pragi -presented a special tribute to Cotoradb. 'Martin, TlmesJ^ews, 395 reading certificates. They not only had pet areas, but they had rest rooms with Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th SI., Mrs. Hart said the library wiU OTO st^ llfo r invalids. (Rails on the waU with higb-seated New York, N. Y. 10011. Print be closed the entire week of toileU.) What a state, and I am not an invalid. name, address with zip, size and Sept. 13 for interior painting. style number. Regular hours will resume , LOVES TO TRAVEL Free fashion offer! Choose ’Tuesday^ Sept. 21. Library D ^ R U»VES: OrcMda to Iowa and Nehraskal And one pattern from 150 stjdes in hours are Tuesday, lliursday camattons to compassiaaate CMorado! New Fall-Wmter Catalog. Send -and F^riday 11 a jn . to2 pm . nd 3 50 cents for Catalog. Instant to < W e d n e s^ and What-s 7M r praU rair y « .H feel better If ««■ gM It air Sewing Book sew today, wear Saturday 9 a Jii. to noon I td y m r ctaM. Write I* ABBY. Bm «TW, Lm Aacdes. CM. tomorrow. |1. Instant fadiiaQ 6 pjn. .Tbe library is doaed M m . n f t f cmImt staaf«4. aMreaaad boq^Hondreds of fashion Sundays, Mondays and m v d a p e . ■ facts. $1. t w l l d a : « . F a ir studies

(UPI). A ■Boise., !f tada/^'^SHnr Williams. Campbell, 49, a for mer Republican state- chair man, is a “sincere, potential By MARJORIE UERMAN made by Gary Thompsofi, candidate” for the GOP ■ Time«>New8 Writer ^ Kimberly, who has displayed senatorial nomination next FILERTwin FaUs Day at his large collection o( space year. the Twin Falls County Fair here craft. I In his colimmj' “ Politically today was expect^ toi bring Mrs. John Moore, Kimberly, Speaking," John Corlett said another surge of attendee to again won the sweepistakes Campbell ‘'wants to succeed in the event. after fi/edhesday's award for bringing the most the U. S. Senate the man who- opening crowd of 12,379 persons. entries in cakes, breads and AUBREY E. mBY has been mentor since 1950 Fair officials said the first cookies to^ the kitchtn and ...Kiwanis Speaker — Len B. Jordan.” day attendance was down pantry department. Mr^. Campbell, a Boise insurance su b tly from 1970, but crowds Moore, who is in her 80s has man, long has been a “behind on other days are expected to been sweepstakes winner for the. scenes” organizer for the make up for that minor, deficit. several years. She also brought Kiwanis Republican party in Idaho and This morning, the Register of one of the four quilts she made is a former president of the Merit Hereford show tegan in this year. -University -of —Idaho—Alumni- the beef arena at (i a.m.,' wiHf^ ' The' Twin Falls' tlrange .Association. He was party . large crowd viewing the entries session chairman in the early 1950’s. received first award for ihe b ^ of that breed from 12 states. original arrangement and ,Show officials termed the general appearance in the exhibits "outstanding.” grange competition. A Miss Friday Grand champions of the show Universe Theme stressed, the Shoslione ydll be announced this evening. BURLEY.- The 52nd annual role the farmer and his produce In another category, quarter play in. the nationls weU-belng-. Utah-ldaho Kiwanis District horse working events were convention will fie held Friday. classes A red background sets off the conducted in that area. gold pageant stage. Granges Saturday and Siuiday, at the Debbie Howard, Murtaugh, Ponderosa Inn, with the Burley this year all cairied out the smaller * was awarded the grand theme “Cavalcadte of Queens.” Kiwanis ailb as host. \ champion beef fitting and Fairview Grange received J^gistratioh ■will be from 9 SHOSHONE - Enrollment in showing award during the a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday in the the Shoshone School system is second and, Kimberly Grange opening night rodeo per third, in the best original convention center. Also planned down by 14 students this year formance Wednesday. Greg for Friday are golf tournaments over last, reports Kenneth arrangement and general THIS DISPLAY of the latest in motorcycles, one of many ou Hall, Twin Falls, received the appearance class. for both men and' women. The Crothers, superintendent. reserve grand champion men will play on the Burley the Twin Falls County Fair groud, Is receiving.much attention Cedar Draw Grange took High school enrollment is up trophy. ______Mui)icipal Golf Course and the from visltors^to4bc^dair,.partlcularly-from-those-ia-tbe-younger- -double-honors-receiving-fii st iii~~ frbm 180 in 1970 to“19fl this y earr Popular place^ Results of the first night women will play on the Pon- «wliile at the junior high level the generatton. the best artistic' and also th«L derosa Golf Course. rodeo: best quality. The theme, enrollment was 81 last year and Barrack riding, Chris Gov. Dean-W. Schultz, Idaho is 77 this year and at the “Queen of the House,” shows a Falls, will call the session to LeDoug, Kaycee, Wyo., first fanner’s wife washing clothes elementary school it was 201 with 69; Dale Trotter, order at 10 a.m. Friday and last year and only 173 thui year. Mishap in an old-fashioned tub with a Gov. Elect Dr. Drew M. Clarkston, Alberta, Canada, 68; smalU baby underfoot while her There arc 27 first grade taxing unit Danny Tatum, Prescott, Arlz., Petersen, Ogden, Utah, will students this year compared to husband takes a nap on the 66 . ' , present district goals. 29 last year. injures back porch. A film on the “Theme and Steer wrestling, Bob Lucerne Grange received Seventh grade students Chrlstopherson, Sioux City, Objectives of _Xiwanis_ In number-42 this year, 33-last .aecohiand KnuU Grange third _ ternational” will be'viewed. "Gem man Towa, 4.3 seconds; Merle' Muchr In artistic. Lucerne also year, while eighth grade pupils more, Helena, Mont., 5.1 Training session for officers number 35 this year compared in a received second and Twin Falls, will begin at 1:30 p.m. under the HAII£y - A Pocatello man seconds; Tommy Puryear, third in-best quality. to 48 last year. was listed in serious condition Austin, Tex., 5.3 seconds, direction of Dr. Petersen; past There are 49 fresHmen this major portion of all planning today after the truck he was Saddle bronc riding. Gene Lt. Gov. Howard Maycock; past yc^, 39 last; 40 sophomores TWIN FALLS - The Oct. 26 instead of .overflying and lan costs, but the funds will be driving apparently went off Erickson. Prescott. Arlz.. 70; Dist. Gov. John A. Clawson, this year'with 52 last year; 62 election in eight Magic Valley ding at Boise or Salt Ijike City, counties to authorize formation granted only if the airport as is frequently the case with Highway 93 ab o u t,7:30 a.m. John Holmm, Kaycee,- Wyo., PocAtello, and Dist. Sec. juniors this year. 5f. last year Howard ii. Watts; ugden. uf a iegiunal~alrporrauthority atithorit>' is appiuved by the the present airport, board Wednesday ana mt a concrete 6V-, Ralph Mfenird, Eagle BUtte, and 57 seniors this year com voters. - bridge four and one-half miles S.D.. 59. -126 ^ new An informal reception is pared to 33 last year. will create only the authority, members said. and does not formally create a Trustees discussed a planned north of Hailey.. Calf roping^, .Bob ^ s d a lje ,...... _ ...... i ...... ' planned at 6:30 p.m. to greet „, .There secondlgraders "new taxing iinir,"-George informational “ newspaper” to — ForscWer„ said th j^ t^ stees International and district Of tliis year, the sam^ aS a year - Michael A. . Dnda.. 20, J - g , a ficials. ' Forschler, chairman of the be formulated for distribution in should emphasize the value of Pocatelli, was driving a freight Bob Johnson. Caldwell. M3.1 ago; 24 third graders, com- all Magic Valley newspapers the present smaller airports, The governor's banquet will pared to33-a year ago; 33 fourth “‘HJort board, truck. Officers said he ap ;mds; Gerald Bedge, Sandy. shortly before the election, The including the Twin Falls facility Utah, 18.6 seconds. be at' 7 p.m. and Mayor Garls R aders, with 36 a year ago; 39 T u e^^y • ^ parently fell asleep and hit the Robertson will welcome Wth graders. 36 a year.MO 39 Forschler pres.^d over a brochure, Is to be in the form of and the fields at Jerome and bridge just south of the East Women’s barrel racing; tie Sign up delegates. Dinner music will be finv, 10 o meeting of the interim board a tabloid-size newspaper an Burley. They will undoubtedly Fork junction. He was thrown between Mary Agnes AUer, nouncing the election and remain in business after the from the truck. Pocatello, and Louise Finnerty, played by Robert" Hamblin. 29 sixth graders compared to" 45 called to iron out detîils for the election in Blaine, Camas, providing background on the regional airport is built, serving He was taken to Sun Valley Slater. Wyo.. 18 seconds; Linda Twrw FALLS - One hundrt d Choral selbôns by the Bal _a.yeaL ago^ C ^to Didir of Burley TBgh Cassia.- Jeromo,— Lincoln, issues involved, will include spray planes, forest service fire Hospital and transferred Otun, Harding, Mont:, 18.2 andlHentyjixnew v s i s s j m e _ School, will be directed by Minidoka, VGoo^ng and Twin statements from a wide range crews and other groups and Wednesday afternoon t^ lJDS. Mcgi1ds. registered Wednesday during Eldon Wood and accompanied II n Falls counSw»r' of people', including farmers, individuals. Hospital, Salt Lake City. Steer w restling. Chuck the first da}' of the Twin Falls b y .Jean jG rah am , ___ election . ia the business aiid professional Boatwright, Clarkston, Wash.. Countjf m tjie LeagM of Aubrey E. Irby, Kiwanis NE W YORJK (ljpr)— TTie oulniiiiation of lengthy paniiIng7'P e 0Pl«~’3h8" in previous ones, chairman. said. wUl preside at the Saturday says Jay Thalheim, president of were qualified and approved by points prefer to fly in to the race” fueled by donations from mental health association as according;to Mrs. Cecil Brown, Registration will be accepted noon luncheon. Special en Hialheim Exposition-Manage- county andstateauthorlties, the M ^ ^Valley on buying.tfips. pgtrons^ of~thc .Twin-Fall»- well-asgivingWienia.chancofor. superintendent, with special from all persons who will be 18 and valuable animals are often tertainm ent will be “ The ment Corp. of Great Nec'k. N.Y. election was set for Oct. 26. County P'air. wig, -donated by Moselle's emphasis on science or natiu-e by Aug. 1.1972. This is part of a Canticle Folk Singers,” Ogden. Face to face contact between Forschler said- misun flown out for efficiency and According to Rev. Les^Brpwn, Beauty Shop. projects. new registration system for Featured speaker during the buyer and seller' In an derstanding about the election speed. Dr. Rubel said. Twin. Falls, association One of these Is a la rg e ^ p la y Idaho. • luncheon will be J. R. Simplot, expOsiUo.n._.eenter achieves a has created the idea that taxes ' The regional airport-, sitiiated presidehtiêxamples or artwork Rev. Brown, urges residents of hay grasses collected by During October all registered president of Simplot Co. basic rapport, Thalheim said. may be assessed immediately so as to relatively free of crMted during therapy sessions to stop at the booth and le'srn Andy, Tingstrom, Three Creek, voters will receive a new in each county after the elec crosswinds and other weather by‘’.patients at State Hospital the many facets of activities, and used as the background for registration care m me mail tion. He said board members facers plaguing the present South at Blackfoot are on including the Hot line, which several pheasants on which which must be returned to the must spread the word that the Twin P'alls Clty^County display. Brochures are provides referral services for Mike Briggs, Twin Falls, did the county clerk’s office. This new election is only to authorize' Municipal Airport, would in- available describing the persons needing counseling, taxidermy work. system will be in effect for the Shoshone sets ■ ereatien of an airport authority, ■ fln-tlme ■amvar tirT w u r programs and related activities and the new Magic Valley" Ahoffief'lhterestlllg'liroject in' primary election In August. When approved, a formal Falls for these businessmen,' in the mental health field. Rehabilitation Center. this,building is a space project 1972. board of trustees can be«lected, and planning can begin, with council ballot financial help by the federal aovernment. Forschler said. Funds will be allocated to pay a has- been set for Nov. 2 by the 2 and registration will be , open r w o r Shoshone City Cornell, to elect up to 9 p.m. Oct. 30. two councitmen to“'four-year Persons who voted in the last terms of office. election or who have registered Twin Falls By MELBA THORNE given a reason for pending 25^men In Idaho to have. Messenger at his home in asked for the file Meaienger for any election in the past two Timcs-New* Writer dismissal. qualified for upgraded ap Jerome. The notice lists Oct. 1 also had declined to give it to The terms expiring are now years,,need not jegister. In an outburst of anger last praisal work, he said. as the effective date.” him, resulting in the “firing.’’ held by Norval Rutherford and Petitions of nomination must firm^s bid SHOSHONE — Whether or week, he said, Saford Connell . Connell said today he had Connell said Ke - had given Real property reappraisals Wilson F. Churchman. Mrs. be filed anytirhe between Sept. not Ed Messenger. Lincoln did say he would replace him. definitely dismissed Messenger M ess^ger verbal notice of ^ had been ordered by tM state County real property appraiser, Qaude Chess, city clerk, said. 23 and 5 p.m. Oct. 4, Mrs. Chess “I have had good reception by and replaced him with James dismiW l SUplf. 3 ' in a coh- legistotore in all conntiu in an The polls,will be at the city said. kccepted was still emôyed by the the majority of Lincoln County Holt, a minister who had bew versatiop in his office. ettut to faring about a unitenn county isas d e ^ t ^ today, but taxpayers to my reappraisals,” w orl^g for the assessor part Floyd Silva, president of the basis . for assesimenta. TWIN FALLS - Twin Falls Assessor Sanford CJonnell said a he said. "In fact, less than .5 per time on his farm. Connell said Lincobi County Ta« Equality throufôut the state. ^County Commi^ners Wed- "letterwaa Ui'ihe mail utticifllly cent have voiced any objection he anHTlolt would complete t h f Assn., had a s M for a Ble on U r tlncoln CPunty, tliE late “nesdajTSccepl^ an $18.165“brdT inforTnihg' T ® s s ^ e f oT fiis to my work arid I have mJoyed reapprai^l together. He said' reappralsaTof W property lor Ray- & Oyerr assMBorrîad from UUman Constructian Co.. termination. the work and intend to complete Oct. 1 Is the effective date at use in submitting an ap p ^ to ordered tbe reappraisal t« begin Air Twin FaUs. for construction of a Connell reportedly fired it as efficiently and aoon as which Holt replaces Messenger. the state board of appeali. in 1967 and bad hired two DMn to warehouse foe the county w e ^ Messenger last week in the possible.” . Connell said insubordihation Messenger bad declined to conduct tbe program. At I iat|ta ..bureau. wake of an argument over a Messenger said he had and “what yoii might call' turn over the file, hot said today meeting of taxpayers in polluilion W."L. (Bill) Chancey.' mission chairman. said Silva property. pletion of a special appraisal the basic reasons for his action. paper be needi^ ior the aiipnL jections had been raised tbat 6 9 Tliursday the bid was higher Messenger said today he had tedinique course he attended ‘‘To clarify the point," SDva bad said he needed Qw Oyer had ordered the raap- r index than one submitted by Garoo never been notified in writing of last year in Moscow. He said Connell said, “ I am sending by entire file. oralsal nostnoned. . Steel Builders. Caldwell, for his dis(^)arge and had not been this places him as one of about vertified mail, a letter to Connell.said w}ien lie bad . *010 following PMiiiar7,'0 ]Mr The po4li>t>on r«od«n9 wot •ndino today , 117.387. bad died of a bear! attack and. token by itoH of the South Federol polljt>on ’ regulot ■ That bid, however, was not — m deputy. Shlrtey Twn, bad Certtfol HeoHK D\inct 0 1 th e otsvoy pollution levcU iKould folli City'H 0 II The r.eod b« kfpt below 75 m»cfogfpmv accompanied by a bid bond as hem' appointed by etmitjr a »n g 0 1 Ttte nurri' o*er oriy 74 hour period, and req u ir^ in spe^cations. After oommisstooara to tiU -thr^ b«r ot of pofticu . thould no* be p e fm tiie d to studying the two ' bids and ' Thief silences Filer chimes naaucy. llb«dtaa«i nndM'bir lot* molrrrol cub< meter rive a b o ve 260 m tc ro g ro m t conferring with county attocney atfcntaiatrattoB and «llb> o< o»r for the 24 Kowr period ♦or r * tn o thort p ^ io d ©♦ time. Leon Smith,' commissiontfs . ilipraftd of thp. th”t to rofnply~with—------FILERS — The United as a gift ta the city and as a police authdrnielTiiHd. city ~Saw w Jt>at liiu pm r fcii:-.r the law. they tnuat anept tlie Methodist m in es are id lm rffir ^ Tneniortal fto- tJie~ latr^lScSe poUc^=have baaw aatfftad tni Forecast UUman bid. Both bids were wedc and win remain for Bloom. are investigating ttte tbeft. ..work'tagifi'ia However, the pastor of tbe- Today: within the oomty's, eatlmate. sooie time unless a thief has a Tuesday night aooieone broke E x c e l U s n t n iu s call for constmction of of heart. church is hoping tbe thief ^ into tbe«burcfa and removed the have a dunge of beart and will Tonight^ Poor a 3049-60 fdot baOding at 4S0 cartridge playtHKk according to . Stath Ave. W., which also win tw llie diimes at the durcfa return the.mecbnten aa tbe Tomorrow; Good console bad been playing Rev. Elam Anderson, pastor of chimei may again bte beard. He used for iKorage of voting fee cfaorcb, wtwdiscovered the njadiinet.^ •=._ _= - ■ ■____ reoordcd hymns and aecular. is appealing to ttM n a m -to "'"pS#u1lCn O i permit ~ OffiM Ibr tfae weed LJosaibdnieadaTJifterHm place^theîapa eartil4fi-bi (ed by low liquid b « curtotWd for tlie M om ent of. area plain box. oiart it BwM ,jniar, wh»f» lh » oir poorfy o b i« fo bifreaii, now located a th« old - NolUng d f i im s talcen from AiptTM OM poHwtontt. Qounty btfkUng, afan- residenti. Ib e cMnwt bad-been the daa^ stated Rey. An 'istagfe'gsanotHd and drop n wiO be pravkM in the miiltiiM iartaOedJnat bairn Cfariatmaa daman. Ib t TMn FMQt'Gnmty I the i)UdL atrueture .

«V, 14 Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Thursday, September.9, 1971 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE , LEGijlL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGALl^NOTICE Service, Spraying trees, 240.00f Gem wages. ,4.98; Heber Hansen, w a g « . including sai^s taic when ac. LEGAL N ::|4 0 TIC B T O C K B O IT O R S day August 19, 1971.. Regular Augusf Setsionw State Paper -Co.. S upplies,-49.75; 305.89; obrrei Loos, wages, 83.00; companled by a receipt tign«i with ; Caw N o.lM CANCELLATION OF The Board of County Com Paul M^low, wageSf 113.53; Jeff News IN THE DISTRICT COURTOF THE Gefri State Paper Co.i Supplies, thc( complete signature of receiptor. PCNAttY a INTCREST missioners- mef at this time in M H (^ / wages, 8A.68; Neil M iller/ NOtlCB OF PUBLIO^'ARINdLIOI " ’ FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN 33.50; Gem State pap«r Co., Sup- b. HOTEL Oft m o t e l R O O M S :* At the r»q o M t of Rutt> K . :>oneSi Regular August Session with all wages, 217.74; • ^ THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN ANO r plies, 111.65; Haney's Welding, Ail provisions of Section A will . NOTICE IS GIVEN bV ttia City Treasurer, pertBlty and imeraat for Commissioners and the .Clerk E rvin AAorrlson* wages, 189.59; apply. - - FOR, THE COUNTY OF TWIN the last half o t )970 w as or^ present. Cutting' Bars, 7.50; C.S. Hafer, Of Record Council of the City ol Twin Falls, •Labor & M aterial, 181.17; A .C . Joe Mraz* wages, 365.63; O. S. Stout, c. REGISTRATION FEES: F A L L S . . dered cancelled on RebI Property z o n in g Idalw , that 'a public haaring w ill t>« ,RE2 HEARING Houston Lumber Co.« Supplies. wages, 393.58; Anton Suchan, wages, Registration fees will be paid by held twfora said Council at ( : 00 p .m . MAGISTRATE DIVISION T a x Receipts No. 5379, No. S f}9 and J u ly 30, 1971, a public hearing 361.39; Fra nk Thompson, wages. CASSIA COUNTY Estate Of DEMPSE M. POWELL, {lo.aa;>10.88; loahoIdaho KowerRower to.,Co., service,Service, Twin Falls County only for officials on Sapt»m b «r 30,1971, In the Council No. 3437. was held on a rezonIng recomr iW.54j Idaho ^>QW«r Co., Service, »0.<4; ^c a r Vauk, waaes, JJ7.W; and employees-. Receipt signed with' p (MagistrateCourt Chambers ot the City H*H. 3ir •IM known •* Dan Powall and 0 . M . Routine business was transacted mendAtlon on the W ^ t 330 feet o f . Powoll, Dactaiad. 182.01; interrnountam Gas Co., Wavne C. Warr, wages, 3r34;^cck complete signature to accompany Boger M. Holmes, 18^ Burley, Second Avenue East, Twin FallS/ until the hour of 5:00 o'clock P.M., Section 38 and the East 330 feet of S«Fvlce;'131.51; Intermountain Gas W ells, wages. 70.51; Greg Wllllanr.'., NOTICE IS HffeREBY GIVEN to claim . Idaho, upon Jht application of Or^ •wtien a recess was taken urtflf/the Section 29bom In Tow nthIp 10 South, Co., Seri/lce, 58.40; Krett Janitor w » 0 « > d. TRANSPORTATION BY~ $ZS; speeding; S. L Walker, 51, tti* cradltort ot and. all p«r*oni hour of 10:00 o'clock A .M ., J u ly 28* Milton Hubert for reumlno fram' Range 17 East Boise Meridian, Twin ‘ Supplies, Supplies,, J3.5J; Muni WEED REIMBURSEMENT PUBLIC CARRIER: All provisions Burlev.-$H): expired vehicle -Reslilmtlal:Loik_Denilty,-ZQM_ta_ luvlng clalntii aoalnst tha lald 1971. Falls County, State of Idaho. 'Said 14.25; Rwld«ntlal.^t«»»lonartonVo»m»~ ’*»«"^ t — ------^ w ^ - t - C H i Oiem Corp; Supplies, Ols M2.79, — ; Allan OeVriei, chemicals, of Section A and Section C w ill apply. — OtIs~^8Vator “~Co7-,— Maintenance— î»vfUat-SQiihulirierj._chemlcals safety sticker; Melvoume G. followlng dticrlbad prooarlv: naceiUry vouthart'wittiln lour -e____ TRANSPORTATION BY Attest: Chairm an rezonIng from* A-1 Agricultur'ar Zone (July) 119.71; Shotweirs, Inc., 1,184.00. ' PRIVATE AUTO: The «um of 10 lit. 1««nd^7?BrSniS Filrway E'*''*'* tha^r*tjH/bllcatlon of md RA1 Reyidential Agricultural EtzeU, 46, VaUey City, N. D.. H. A. LANCASTER, Equipm ent • Repair, 154.09; Smith SNOW MOBILE FUND cents per mile will t>e paid when trip yi7.S0, failure to flag overwldth ;Subdlwl»lon, Twin FallsrTwIn Falls '!!* undeMlBnw* «* Clerk . Zone to R*3 Residential Tlona. After Roofing Company, Inc., Roofing Old T 8i W Excavating Co.. labor, Is either approved In advance by the Parry, Robertson* Daly & Larson, Twin Falls, Idaho said hearing the matter was taken County, Idaho. Hospital, 1,497.00; Twin” Falls 174.00. Twin Falls County Commissioners load; Terry L. Famworth, 19, The Idaho First* National Bank July 28, 1971 under advisement by the Board of Any person intêsted may appear Tractor fit implement Co., Equip W A T E R W A Y S or accompanied by daily, mileage . and be heard at said hearing. Pullding, Twin Falls, ld#ho, Which is *10:00 o'clock A .M . County Commissioners. ___ Orem, Utah,. $17.50, improper his place of business In All matters m ent. 7:s0; Tw in Falls Water & Clark Klelnkopf, service, 301.33. records. Forms for this purpose will D A T E D this 16th day of August, REGULAR JULY SESSION At this time, a ft^ considering said PO O R F U N D backing and Simon F. Luman, connected with said estate. The Board of County..Com* Sanitation Service, 104.58; Tw in be furnished by Twin Fails County. 197). to matter, a motion was .made by Fails Water & Sanitation, Service. Mrs. Ralph Albee. rent, 309.00; f. IT IS H E R E B Y O R D E R E D ; 32 Burley, $17.50, no driver’s s- FRANK H. PELDTMAN D A T E D ; August 31, 1971. missioners met at this t/me pursuant Commissfoner Leonard that' Mid (S) HENR.Y M. POWELL; 33.75; Volco Guilders- Supply, Albertson's Food Center^ provisions, That complete copies of this Atoyor, City of to recess with all Commissioners property be rezoned from A-1 108.50; Am erKJanOil Co., Indlgentex- license. Executor of the Estate and the Clerk present. Supplies, 30.31; Otis Elevator resolution be submitted to all' _ ^ ^ Twin Falls, Idaho Agricultural and RA-1 Residential Company, Maintenance ( July) pense, 17.70; LaAAar'5 Am erican, departments and that no claim will Peggy A. Gamer, 19, Rupert,, p u b l i s h : August M and Sep. of Dempsc M. Powell. ' Routine business was transacted Arlcultural Zone to R-3 Residential 40.39. Indigent expense, '9.38; '•“Jesse be paid unless all provisions of this P U B L IS H : Septem ber 3, 9, 16 «. 23, until the hour of 12:00 o'clock noon Zone. Second to the motl6n was $12;so. failure to yield right of ’ " o '• 1971. Prosecuting Attorney Beraln, foster care, 134.00; Bruce A. resolution are met. when a recess was taken until the mad*Commissioner Loughmlller Buck, MD. prof. service, dls. 8^00, way; Lou Jack Johnson, 13. San hour of 10:00 o'ctock A . ^ . , Ju iV 30, Leon E. Smith, Jr., Tran Second lo the motion was made by and the motion carried sportation, 243.00; Buhl Herald, — i-Buhl Pharmacy, drugs. CASE NO. 131 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1971. unanimously. Commissioner Loughmlller and the Diego, Calif., $12.50, no driver’s N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S NOTICE IS GIVEN by the Zoning WM. L. CHANCEY, Supplies, 33.80; Clos Book Store, 301.41; Lonnie BUrns, rent, 35.00; motion carried unanlrnously. CURRENT EXPENSE CLAIMS Supplies, 33.86. Butlrey’ Food Stores, provisions, license; Kent 0. Aldridi, 15. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Commission of the City of Twin Attest: Chairman APPROVED Routine business was transacted THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Sheriff 35.00; Buttrey Food Stores, until the our of 5:00 o'clock p.m ., Falls, Idaho, that a public hearing H. A. LANCASTER, Current Expenjse claims were Burley, $1S, traffic stop light; Atlantic Richlleld Co., Car Ex provisions. 105.07/ ' •' when a recess was taken until the IN THE STATE OF IDAHO, LN AND will be held before said Commission Clerk approved on taxes, social security, FOR^ THE .COUNTY OF. TWIN pense, 10.05; Atlantic Richfield Co.. Leah Campbell, nursing care, hour of 10:00 o'clock a .m ., Aug. 17, James D. Navarro, 19, Burley, atSrOOp.m .on September 13,1971, in Tw in Falls. Idaho insurance and rjetiremenf withheld FALLS MAGISTRATE DIVISION Car Expense, 6,05; Atlantic Rich 333.00; City Drug, drugs, 366.14; the Council chambers of the City July 30, 1971 from July salaries paid Aug. 1, 1971. 1971. $12.50, expired vehicle In Ihe A ^tte r of the Estate of field Co., Car Expense, 15,11; Willard H. Clark, M D, prof. service. WM. L. CHANCEY, Chairman Hall/ 331 Second Avenue East, Twin 10:00 o'clock A .M . Warrants were ordered drawn as registration, and Bobby KENNETH LeGRANDE HENSON, Falls, Idaho, upon the application of RECStULAR JU LY SESSION Automotive Index, Supplies, 30.34; 334.00; Cliff 8. Jack's Service, In ATTEST: H,A. LANCASTER follows: Stafe Tax -Trust Fund. Auto PhOne Corp., Maintenance dlgent expense, 43.)5; Cliff 8. Jack's -jBgflsnn, ,:?7, Burley. $10. -^^no Deceased. Dr. Milton Rubert for rezonIng from 'H’he Board of County Com S831.67; Social Security Tru s t Fund, R6Trcr^r~h«reby~gtven—to~ ( Ju ly ) 73.50; Big O Tires, Car Service, Indigent expense, ^ 47.34; „ vehicle safety inspection. crcditprs ot .all persons having rrT®dorat-WWhholding-Ttt*7 xpense, 5773J^WFiWng~Servrc&^gCrp^By-Pharmacy, drugs. 1.1)89,89; Residentfal-Professîocial Zone of the to. recess with all Commissioners S3',5&S;10; Idano wo^pitat Service, —TwirHniTr^-Tdimj—;------claims isgalnst Kenneth LeGrande 'Airplane Rental,“ si, 37.34; Chevron Oll^George T. Oavls, MD, prof. service. .Aug. 17, 1971, 10:00 a .m . aev er B. Parks, 23, Burley, foilowl^ng described property; and the Clerk present. $493.38;, Idaho F ’'Z^ National Bank, Henson, deceased, 6r his estate, to PUBLIC HEARING ______Co.,-iCar Expense, 35.3.06; Chevron dis. 175,00, — ; DeWItt Rest Home, Regular August Session $24.50. speeding; Edwin G. exhibit them with-the necessary $419.94; CdhtH>em,<») Life and A c C i.r'C h r Expense, 557.35; City nursing care, 18,00; Ralph Faught, .Lots 16^nd 17, Bremers Fairway This being the time advertised for cident, $54.61...... on The Board of County Com Nick. 34; Kalispell. Mont., vouchers, within four months alter Subdivision, Twin Falls, Twin Fails hearing a petition for rezonIng of the D rug .^Jail Expense, 34.57; W illard rent, 30.00; Grandview Traile r Villa, missioners met at this time pursuant the first publication of this notice, to County, Idaho. WEED ERADICATION CLAIMS H . Clark, M D , Jail Expense, 431.00; rent. 35.00; to recess w ith all Commissioners $36.50, overweight on truck. West 330 feet of Section 28 and the APPROVED the undersigned Administratrix at East 330 feet of Section 39 both iff Clos Book Store, Supplies, 31.60; Harbor House of AAaglc Valley, and lb# Clerk present. the office of Parry, Robertson, Daly ^ ly Interested person may appear Weed Eradication claims were Continental Oil Co., Car Expense, quarterly allocation, dis. 1,336.46. Township 10 South, Range 17 East, approved on taxes, social security. & Larson, The Idaho First National and be heard at said hearlng. Boise A/tarldlan, Tw in Falls County, 176.84; M a ry E . Corder, Prisoners 3,148.53; H a rra l's Nursing Home, LEGAL NOTICE ~ Insurance and retirement withheld Bank Building, Twin Falls, Idaho, DATED this 33rd day of -August, State of Idaho. This property is M eals, 1,5(M.43; D 6, B Supply Co., nursing care. 38.00; Idaho Power NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING this being the place flxM for Ihe from July salaries paid August 1, Inc.,. Equipment. 11.48,- Gem State Com pany. Indigent expense. 36.68; NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1971. further described as beJng adlacent Notice was given that a public traniaction of the business of said S- JOHN A. ROSHOLT 1971. Warrants were ordered drawn Oil Co., Car Expense, 36.10; D .R . Independent Meat Co,, provisions, hearing will be held upon a petition CaieNo.SS to . Highway 74 between - Orchard estate. as follows: State Tax Trust Fund, Haynes, Telephone, 5-75; Luara 14.53; Johnson^Rexall D rug, drugs, for rezonIng filed by Greater Idaho, IN THE DISTRICTCOURT OF THE Chairm an, Drive and 3600 N (Old Filer Plant $151.71; Social. Security,' Fund, D A T E D : Ju ly 20, 1971. Zoning Commission Road). Haynes, Meals. 3.85; Husky O it Co.^ dis. 4.95. 59.4^; Johnson Sav On Inc.. to rezone the following FIFTH JUDICIAL -DISTRICT,OF $366.76; Federal Withholding T a x ,’ S ENID P. HENSON PUBLISH: August 76 and Sep Said petition requests the above C a r Expense. 36.35; Idaho Fire D rug, drugs, 440.01; Eighth Avenue described property Irom its present THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND Adm inistratrix of the Estate of $404.10; Idaho Hospital Service, Extinguisher Co., Equipm ent, 14.35; M arket, provisions. 30,18; Kendrick FOR THE COUNTY OF TWIN tember 3 and 9, 1971. property t>e rezoned R*3 Residential A'l Agricultural Zone -to R 3 Kenneth LeGrande Henson $37.80; Idaho First National Bank, H arold V. Jensen, Telephone, 13.15; D rug, drugs, 34.33; K im berly D rug, Residential Zone':"" FALLS Zone from the present A-1 PUBLISH t Aug. 19 & 36, Sept. 3 & 9, $85.10; Continental Life and Ac T.M . Kendrick, Telephone, 10.04; drugs. 543.95; Kingsbury's, drugs, Lots 78, 79, 80, 81 or O rc h a l^ a MAGISTRATE DIVISION Agricultural Zone and RA-1 cident, $26.96. 1971. Ivan Kistler, Meals, Telephone, 143,66; Subdivision and including that part Jn the M atter of the E s ta te ‘'of Proceedings of The Residential Agricultural Zone. P A R K S 4 RECREATION CLAIM 39.07; Eddis Lammers, Telephone, ' Robinson's Medical Mart, sup of the SWV NEV of Section 4, Tp . 10 RUDOLPH GAMMETER. Motion was made by Com APPROVED 4 4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Board of County M eals, 13.08; Nadine McAAaster. Car port. 38.50; H, A. Lancaster. South. Range 17. E .B .M ., lying South Deceased. missioner Leonard said m atter be ParKs and Recreation claim Was Case No. 138 Commissioners, Twin taken under advisement and a Expense, Meals. 9.30; Magic Auditor, indigent transportation, and West of Iho Perrlne Coulee, hiotlce Is h ^ e b y given to the IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE approved on social security withheld Valley International; Car Expense. 63.70; M agic Valley Am bulance, -creditors of ,’all persons having decision be rendered by the Board from July salaries paid August 1, described a i follows: BEGINNING FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN Falls County, Idaho within 10 days. Secood.to the motion 14.33; M a tt’s, Car Expense. *08,50;. "‘'-In d ig ^t care^ dis. 38,50, 667.40; at the center of said Section 4, and THE STATE OF IDAHOt IN AND _1^L Warrant ^ s ordered drawn In __ci*Jms.flg*lflaLRyiJo!fjh. ------Tv^— estAbilshing----an__.electmnics deceased, or his estate, to exhibit FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF WHEREAS the public highway FilerHighwayDlstrict 19,349.15 137.37; H eb e r J , L o u g h m llle r, Carl Porter, m ileage. 50.00; Tim es- A ^^'..4. manufacturing firm upon the them with Ihe necessary vouchers, THE STATE OF IDAHO. IN AND commonly known as Rock Creek Murtaugh Highway Meals, Hotel. Mileage. 153.35; South News, publishing, 44.03; "West A d Whitaker, rent, 35,00; Maglc Valley ((Allowing described property; within lour months after the first District 11,851.36 dison Service, car expense, 33.09; E . . Memorial Hospital, Indigent care That part of the NW'/t of Section 33 FOR THE COUNTY OF TWIN Road and designated as Federal Aid Idaho Resource Planning Assn., dls. 3017.99, 7d5.53. publication of this notice, to the said FALLS Secondary Route S3739 and Forest RESOLUTION Dues. 350.00; Willard Swartley. ,C. Woods, mileage. 13.40. Township 10 South, Range 17 East, adm inistrator at the law offices of BEER LICENSE APPROVED MAGISTRATES DIVISION Road Syitem, Road No. 70500.4 are WHEREAS. Twin Falls County Meals. Mileage, 43.75; Tim es-N ew s, General Fund Boise Meridian commencing ap- Kramer, Plankey, Smith 8. Beeks. tocatedwlthlnbothTwIn Falls County made application for Federal and Publishing. 506.10. United States Post Olflce. metered Beer License was approved and proxlrnately 875 minut>!( East of the In the Matter of the Estate oi Issued to Susan K^ralolf, Manager 310 Sixth Avenue East. City of Twin and Cassia County, Idaho, and are State funds for construction of County Agent postage. 300.00; A .B . Dfck Products Section corner common to Sections IO N A M . N E IL S E N , Deceaseds of The Hen House for the sale of Falls, County of Tw in Falls, State of ' within the boundaries of both Twin M m Ic Valley Harbor House; and American Oil Co.. Air Conditioner. Co.. supplies. 39.40; Berg Insurance. 38, 39, 33 and 33 thence 479.44 IdatK), this being -the place fixed for bottled or canned beer not to be Pursuan t to an order of said Court, Falls Highway District and Oakley WHEREAS, Grant No. RIII-71-88 199j OO; Clos Book Store, Supplies. Inc.. insurance endorsement, 878.00; minutes East thence 397.0 minutes the Transaction bf the business of consumed on premises. m ade on the 34th day of August, 1971, Highway District, there being ap was approved In the am ount of 34.64; Richard L . Fuehrer, Club Finch Brown Co., maintenance. South, further described as the said estate. MEETING ATTENDED notice Is hereby given that Tuesday. proximately 11.1 miles of said road $13,500.00 and whereas at the tim e Agent Expense, 66.30; Ilex of M agic 135.OO; Continental Life and Ac approximate 3 acres ot property Dated 4his-17 day of August^97l__ Commissioners attended a The^«tt»“daTrbf-September.-1971, af designated F-eder-al A id Secondary th^ 1971 budget for the ûnty of Valley, Supplier, 21.00; M obil Oil cident. group Insurance. 477.93; upon which buildings and structures TWIN FALLS TITLE A. Route and 1.5 miles of said Forest twin Falis'was raMfled ho provision lijfahiO” 'F i r s t N o tio n a l B a n k, meeting ol-the CityXognly Airport exist com nionJy *«?oy^ as_thj» Cjty of ■ TRUST COMPANY 10:00 a .m . of said day, at the Corporation, Car Expense. 15.61; Road ystem situated within Oakley for this expenditure--w^s provided Alice M . Reed, Woirte (3emo E x - retirem ent. 1.042.75; Idaho Hospital Advisory Board on this date. Twin Falls filter plant. By MICHAEL P. GRAY, ,__ Courtroom of said Court, at the -CDi ■for petise,'4d.l 4; o- onaia M. ’YOUTTT'Csr ■ Servic e, . g w p Insurance. 660-..?^ BEER .t ICRNSE TRANSFBW ------Publiy m a val-Thh-g^'.. ‘ tmtntstraTW'" rC ity of=^ County, Idaho, and, ■NOW THEREFORe BE IT Expense. Suppiiesr 16.65. -- - — -Mountain BOIL ■ service,. .1.045^3;. APPROVED^ __ request will be,hfild!h«..hour.of P U B L IS H : Aug. 36, Sept. 7, 9 16, County of Twin Falls. Idaho, has been appointed as the time and place WHEREAS said portions of road RESOLVED: That the budget of the Coroner \ Mountain Bell. SSM 9946. 93.00; B e ^ LIcensV issued to LToyd 11:30 o'clock a .m ., Sept. 7, 1971, In 1971. Netz dba BIgum's Bar was tran lor proving the Will of said Iona M . within'Oakley Highway District are Twin Falls County Commissioners Part I,MaglcValley Mem. Hosp. Blood M o u n ta in B e ll, 733 6171, 143.16; the office of the Board of County sferred to Oliver Lyles dba BIgum's Nellsen, deceased, and fo( hearing of no use or t>eneflt to Oakley H igh be amended In the am ount of Alcohol, 10.00; M agic V alley M e m . Pitney Bowes. Inc., machine in Commiislonen^, TwW Falls County, No. 137 $13,500.00. This amendment Is for spection,.19.00; Clifford Thompson, B ar for the sale of draft and bottled Idaho. ‘ NOTICE TO CREDITORS the application of E a rl R. Nellsen for way District and that Twin Falls Hosp., Blood Alcohol,. 37.50. accounting procedures only and will Assessor, postage, 45.35; E . C. or canned beer. RE: AIR WEST IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE the issuance to him of letters. Highw ay CNSfrlct has been m a in Part II taining said road, and, in no way Increase the total amount Woods, postage, 5.00. RESIGNATION CommUsloner Chancey and FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF Testamentary when and where any Elsa K. Vaughn, Coroner Jury, person Interested may appear and W H E R E A S It Is for the best In of Ihe budget as approved February 10.35; Ruth M oore, Coroner J u ry , Miscellaneous The resignation of S. H. Graves, Commissioner Leonard attended a THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND Chairm an of the AAagIc Valley contest the same. terest for the administration of said 8, 1971. ^ 10.00; Rose Meier, Coroner Jui^y, ' Burroughs Corporation, main public hearing held by Air West to FOR TWIN FALLS COUNTY Memorial Hospital Board, was DATED this 34th day of August, portion of roads situated In Oakley WM L. CHANCEY 14.50; Dorothy Rowe, Coroner Jury, tenance, 1.087.50; Finch Brown Co., consider rescheduling routes to me MAGISTRATE DIVISION accepted with regrets.. Said 1971. Highway District that they be an Chairman 10.25; Grant Carlson. Coroner Jury, m aintenance, -734.44; Sym s York Twin Falls area. In the Aâtter of the Estate of resignation Is effective as of this nexed Into and become a part of the HEBER J. LOUGHMILLER 13.50; G ilb ert Smith. Coroner Jury. Co., printed supplies, 35.00; Tim es- CIVIL DEFENSE JO ♦^»f’B^■ CODDi-O eceased.------lAaCASIER______-rta U .,. , ______• Clerk • Twin "FATTl H IghWyVPlstrld', and, ----- ^ygrnTE'-miONA-crp" II.50...... ------Th e- Boar d of Cem m isaionefa and W H E R E A S it Is the understanding ATTEST: Public Defense Routine business was transacted Cloyce^ Edwards, Civil Defense N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N to By SADIE DeGLEE ' District Court of the parties that annexation of said H.A. LANCASTER Jim Howell, witness, 8.00; Frank until the hour of 5:00 o'clock p.m., Directbr, approved a Com- the creditors of and all persons Deputy Part I portions of public highw ay Into the Lara, witness, 8.35; Roy Lewis, wtien a recess was taken until the . munlcatlons Planning Study Report having claim s against John B. Cobb. (SEAL) Clerk John P. Cox, Small Claim Service. PUBLISH I Aug. 36. Sept, 3 4 9. 1971. Twin Falls Highway District would AUTHORIZATION 133.50; B a n cro ft W h itn e y. L a w witness. 16.35a L eon Lewis, witness, ,-^ u r of 10;00o'clocka.m., August 10. w an emergency operating center Deceased,~or~his~«stalev to-axhibi) rwt a ffecrm e'Tondyrece i ved o\rt h e »i.35r Robert Ostrander, witness, 1971. for Twin Falls County. them with the necessary vouchers, — Author liaTron” wA4 g r w t r d Td” E d Library. '''8r05; Bancroft Whitney, ALIAS SUMMONS Oakley Highway District from high Woods, Zoning Administrator, and 8.00; Rayborn, Rayborn. Webb 8. WM. L. CHANCEY, Chairman TTOutlne buslneu was transited within four months alter the first Law L ib ra ry . 158.10; Baron Press. Case N o .------way user revenues distributed by Robert Maxwell. Draftsman, to go to Empire Paper Corp., Supplies, Pike, - p\ibllc defense (July). ATTEST: H.A. LANCASTER until the.hour of 5:00 o'clock p.m.. publication of this notice, to the U907.03. - -Clork when a recess was taken until.the undersigned..Administratrix of said IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Cassia County except as to the Boise, Idaho. August 3. 1971. to 351,40; Kenneth R. Briggs. M D . portion thereof tor Improved* Salaries ty>ur of 10:00 o'clock a .m .. Aug. 18, estate at the off ie of Roy E . Smith, in FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF purchase a government surplus Mental Hearings, 140.00; Callaghan THE STATE OF IDAHO. IN AND mileage ratio. vehicle which w ill be used by the Gertrude Boss, assessor, 156.34; Tw in Falls. Idaho 1971. the Alfuras Bldg.. Third Ava N., 8i Corru>any, La w L ib ra ry , 35.00; FOR THE COUNTY OF TWIN IT IS AGREED; County Civil Defense Department. Clos Book Store, Supplies. 33.65; Madeline Gillespie, assessor, 98.07; Aug. 10. 1971, 10:00 a.m .- .. WM. L. CHANCEY, Chairman in Twin Falls. Idaho,-attorney for Helen H ulbert. assessor, 148.88; Regular August Session ATTEST; H.A. LANCASTER ttte Adm inistratrix, this being the FALLS 1, Both parties consent and agree M E E T I N G Clos Book Store, Supplies, 18.47; that Ihe approximately 11.1 miles of Vivien Johnson, assessor, 341.35; The Board of COuhty Com a e rk place fixed for the transaction of the DIXIE L OLSON. Plaintiff, All Commissioners attended a John P. Cox, Small Claim Service, Federal Aid Secondary Route S3739 luncheon meeting of the Buhl Katherine. Williams, assessor, missioners met at this time pursuant tJusiness of the^state. vs. 115,15 MORRIS E. OLSON. Defendant. and the approxim ately 1.5 mIleA of Chamber of Commerce on this date. Gem State Trophies, Supplies, 317.88; Betty MorrlsV com to recess with all Commissioners Tvi^n Falls. Idaho Dated August 18, 1971. mIssioAers. lil.93; Lawrence Tate. and the Clerk present. Aug. 18, 1971. \Q:60 a.m . 5 LUE ELLA JACKSON T H E S T A T E O F ID A H O Sends Forest Road System NO. 70500.4-and AUTHORIZATION 19.50; Idaho State Bar, Desk Books. lanltor. 309.75; John Pettigrew, JOINT MONTHLY REPORT AP Regular August Session v nf the o^tate greetings to MORRIS E. OLSON, the the areas between said roads and the Commissioner Wm L- Chancey 3.50; IB M Corp, AAalntenance. 84.00; -pr.*otnt hniinrtarv nf the Twin FajH sheriff, 136.(M; Laura AAadron. PROVED The Board of County Com- of Johri B Cobb. ~at>ov r nanTed J efendenti Commissioner Heber Lough- Itex of M agic V a lle y, Stencils, 4.90; You are hereby notified that Highway District be annexed Into miller were authorized to attend a“ "T^ra tthe w Ben d e r J T Co."^ L a w “ roningi— 431.89/- Deceased. and become a'part of the Twin Falls meeting of the State Association of dlstrict court, 11,09, Operations in Funds between the to recess with all Commissioners P U B L IS H Aug. 36, Sept, 3, 9 &. 16. Complaint has t>een filed against you Lib ra ry, 107,00; K e rry A. O liver, Highway District. Said area is Commissioners and Clerks in Boise. A O V A L O R E M Auditor and Treasurer for me month and the Clerk present. 1971 in the District Court of the Film' Subpoena, DIst. 40.50, — ; Pengad Judicial District of the State of described as follows: Idaho. August S. 1971. Companies, Inc., Supplies, 10.50; Edward's Appraisal Agency', per from July 13, 1971 to August 6, 1971, TOUR contract, 6.157.90. On Aug. )9. 1971, members of the No. 1S2 ldatv>. in and for the Fifth Judicial That portion of Cassia County and C O N T R A C T Rogerson Restaurant. Jurors Meals. was approved and placed on file. PARKS a. RECREATION J A I L T O U R Board will tour Bureau of Land NOTICEOFTHETIME District of the State of Idaho, in and the Oakley Highway District In Twin Falls County entered Into a 39.50; Duane J. Schneberger, for the County of T w in Falls, by, the cluding Federal Aid Secondary Contract with John Folsom for Transcript, 366.35; Shepard's Anderson Lumber Co.. supplies. The Bo«rd loured County Jail AAanagement lands in Twin Falls A N D P L A C E a p p o i n t e d County. FOR PROVING WILL above r\amed plaintiff, for the Route S3739 and Forest Road m a in ten an ce of C o u n ty D u m p Citations, Law Library. 180.00; 4.03; B & B Toilet Rental, rental. facilities and found facilities to meet pnrpn<» nf nMalnlr^ a of System..Road_N Q. _70500.4 and the Grounds. The County will pay John Smazal's Office Appliance C o !, 73.00; (Jraven's Sewer Service. necessary requirements. BEER LICENSE DENIED - IN-THC DISTRICT COt>RT-OF THE- Motion was n>ade by Com F IF T H j u d i c i a l DISTRICT OF Divorce, severing absolutely, the area betwem said public highway "Tolw ti fhft..Iu (^ ' 6f ST5g:CTTT0r- tttB" " E q u lp m ^ T '35.1)0; SfSrtflWO Hrm ' .Anas,tfAns/irtrrt bonds of matrimony now existing and the preseilf~ tx)undary of the period from August 1. 1971 to Sep- ting Co., Binding Transcript, 19.75; Inc., supplies. 18.31; D rive W ay until the hour of 5:00 o'clock p.m. Tnissloner Leonard fha> beer ficenie THE STATE OF IDAHO. IN AND application filed by Jolene B. Bean . FOR TWIN FALLS COUNTY between you and the plaintiff and Tw in Falls H ighw ay District tieing 'tember 1. 1971. During this period Standard Printing Co., Supplies, AAarket. supplies, 3.00; East Five when a recess was taken until the determining custody of the minor within Section 31, Township 13 said John Folsom shall'maintaln and 70.35; Times-News. Publishing, Point .Conoco, rental, 13,50; Four hour ol 10:00 o'clock a.m .. Aug. 11, dba F a lrvle w Service ( for m e sale of MAGISTRATE DIVISION bottled or canned beer to be con In the Matter of the Estate of child of the parties hereto. Sooth, Range 19 E . B.M. and me WW control dumping at the Filer dump 17.14< Dianne. E. Tucker. CR, Seasons Suli^ly* hand truck, 16.98; 1971.. That said causeof action Is based of Section 5 and Sections 6, 7, 8. 17, area. Reporting Service, 140.00; Dianne E . General Building Supply, lim e. 3.80; WM L. CHANCEY. Chairman sumed on prem ises) t>e denl'ed PHOEBE FRANCES HILLS. pursuant to Section 33-1010 Idaho Deceased. upon alleged acts of cruelty Inflicted 18.19, 30, 39, 30. 31 and 33, Township Routine business was transacted Tucker, CR., Reporting Service, Krengel's Hardware, supplies. ATTEST; H.A. LANCASTER by you upon plaintiff; and you are 13 South. Range 19 E. B.M. and until the hour of 5:00 o'clock p.m.. III.00. 6.B7; lôbert AAaxwell, m eals, car Clerk Code. Second fo the motion was Sections 6, 7, 18, 19. 30 and 31, when a recess was taken until the expense. 46.83'; Delbert Milam, made by Commissioner Loughmlller. P U R S U A N T to an order pf iaiereby directed to appear and plead Dianne E. Tucker, CR.*êporting to said Complaint within twenty ( 30) Township 14 South, Range 19 E. t>ourof 10:00o'clocH.e.m., August 3, b^ckhoe work, 140.00; Sherwin Twin Falls, Idaho and the motion , carried Court made on tt>e 34th day of Service, 75.00; Grace M. Tucker, days of the service of this Allas B .M . and Sectl<^ 6, Township IS 1971. Williams Co., supplies, 9.41; Vem's Aug. 11. 1971, 10:00 a .m . unanimously. August. 1971. Notice is hereby given Reporter, Reporting Service, 68.00; that Tuesday, the l4th day of Sep Summons upon you; and you are Soum. Range 19 B. BTM. . WM. L. CHANCEY 76 Service, truck rental. 33.60; Volco Regular August Session C O N T R A C T Oaê M. Tucker, Reporter, 93.00; Twin Falls County entered Into a tember, 197). af 10 o'clock. A. M. further notified that unless you so 3. The County Commissioners of Chairm an Builders Supply, cement. 1.90; The Board of County Com- ATTEST: H.A. LANCASTER John C. Tu c k e r, Reporter, 159.35; Western N u rse ry, trees, 483.00; E . mluionersrn«t at this time pursuant contract with Junior Patterson for thereof in the Courtroom of this appear and plead to said Com plaint tx>m Cassia County and Twin Falls Harry Turner, Mental Hearings, 9vlthln the tim e herein specified, the County are requested to approve Clerk C. Woods, mileage, supplies. 39.56. to recess with all. Commissioners maintenanc^ôf. Kinntierly-Hansen, Court In me Tw in T a ils County 40.00; w est Publishing Co.. La w plaintiff will take judgment against said annexatk>n. Parks 8. Recreation Salaries and the CTerk present. Murtaugh arlâggart dump areas. Judicial Bldg.. jn ihe City and Lib ra ry, 333.00. you as prayed In said Complaint. Second to the m ot km was made by Twin Falls, Idaho R ick Sm ith, wages. 43.01; Mike PLAT APPROVED Period of dWfract shall.be Sep County of Tw in Falls, State Of Idaho., Part II tember 1,197Tthrough’N0veml>er 30, -ha s b«erL9Pi?ointed as the time and WITNESS My hand and~seal of 'CsiTimtsstoner Loughmlller and the Aug, 3. 1971, IOjOO a m ,------Velly/ wages, 43.01. The Board approved the plat of m is Court, this 23rd day of August, aforesaid Consent was declared Regular Ju ly Session CaroUhir Af »mbuia7'SuBpo«h8- PUBLIC HEALTH SKyiane^SimdlvTslonr, Twtn Falls— 1971. Twin Falls County shaU pay place for proving the w ill of Phoebe (Magistrate) 8.35; Gordon C arter, Frances Hills, deceased, and for 1971. unanlmovisly approved by the Board The Board of County Com- Department of Health, heaim County. Idaho Junior Patterson the sum 0r~$t30:00 - ( S) H. A. LANCASTER. of Commissioners. mlsstonersmet at mis time pursuant Subpoena (Magistrate) 8.35; Lew service (J u n e ), 3,794.16. Routine business was transacted per m&nm for maintaining . said hearing the application of Marjorie Floyd, Subpoena (Magistrate) 8.35; Blam lres for the issuance to her of Clerk Routine business was transaêd to recess with all Commissioners SOLIDIWASTE until the hour of 13:00 o'clock rvoon dump areas. Salvage rights were AAAY, AAAY, BENNETT fi, SUD- until the hour of 5:00 o'clock P.M., and the Clerk present. W ayne Haffner, Sut>poena Associate Planners 8, Developers, when a recess was taken until the also granted to Junior Patterton. Letters Testamentary, when and (Magistrate)' 8.35; Bill Oliver, »i4)ere any person interested may W E £ K S when a recess was taken until the BEER LICENSE TRANSFER per agreement, 1,500.00; C . A. hour of 10:(K)o'clock a.m., August 16,^. AUTHORISATION By JAMES J. MAY - hour of 10:00 o'clock A .M ., Ju ly 27, ! Beer License issued'to L .E . Green Subpoena ( Magistrate), 8.35; P arro tt, cleaning dum ps, 945.83; 1971. Commissk>ner Wm. L. Chancey appear and contest the same. ElwoOd Roholt, Subpoena Dated August 34, 1971. 516 Second Street East 1971, dba Dutch's Ldunge and Cafe was Junior Patterson, maintenance, WM. L. CHANCEY, Chairman m d Commisstoner AAerl E. L e o rt« P.O. Box 105 - ■ * WM. L. CHANCEY, transferred to William Cbkenower ( /Magistrate) 8.35; Lillian Shirts, 150.00; Charles Wygal. main ATTEST: H.A. LANCASTER were authorized to attend the H. A. LANCASTER Subpoena (AAaglstrate) 8.35;, Rudy Q e rk Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 Attest; Chairman dba Little Bill's Cafe and Lounge for tenance, 150.00. Clerk Treasure's' Conventton in Bpise, Attorneys for Plaintiff H. A. LANCASTER, , the sale of bottled or canned beer to Urrabaga, Subpoena ( AAaglstrate) WEED ERADICATION Idatx), Aug. 30; 1971. By-SAOIE DeGLEE 8.35. P U B L IS H : August 36, September 3, Clerk be consumed on premises. Abbolt's Âuto Supply^ Inc., - Twin Falls, Idaho RESOLUTION ^ . Deputy Clerk Part III 9, and 1A, 1971. Twin Falls, Idaho Routine business was transacted equipment repair, 7.55; Arnolds, K Aug. 16. 1971, 10:00 a .m . WHEREAS, Twin Falls County P U B L IS H : A u g. 36. Sept. 2 A 9, 1971. Victor A. Ahm, Jury Service Ju ly 37, 1971 equipment repair, 18.38;,0. J.Childs Regular August Session made applicatk>n for F e d e re f and " SUMMONS ' -• C A S E N o . 15-184 10:09 o'clock A .M . When a recew was Twxwruntirmf service ( Magistrate,. 53.00; -Seed Co., chem icals, 84.56# C o m ------T jie ., B o a r d -o f Cou n ty C o m Stale ,l ijn d i_ f o r cgftstruci.k>n ^ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE NpTICE TO CREDITORS REGULAR JULY SESSION hour of 10:00o'clock A.M ., August 4, munity Building Supply, cliemlcals, missioners m et at m is time pursuant Magic Valley Hartsor House andfor' IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The Board of County Com- 1971. kenneth C Curtis, u rtis , Jury .Service to recess wim all Commluloners (banning of consolidation of Oty- FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF (AAaglstrate), 119.60. 37.79; Francis T . Decker, telephone, THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT miss ion ert m et at this time pursuant WM. L. CHANOEY. 6.90; Roy. Fu|{er, m ileage, 135.40; and tt>e Clark present. County jails; and . THE STATE OF IDAHO. IN AND Irvin W. Ehlers, Jury Service OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN to recess wltft all Commissioners Ctiafrman Roy F u lle r, tefepnone, 9.70; E d w a rd AUTHORIZATION WHEREAS. Grant No. RIM-^1-4 FOR THE COUNTY OF TWIN ( AAaglstrate), 69.80; Frank FALLS ANDFOR THE COUNTY OF TWIN and the Clark present. ATTEST: H.A. LANCASTER Hejtm anek. m ileage, 13S.30; - Rum IC Jones. County Treasurer, io r planning of consolidation of C lty- FALLS MAGISTRATE blVlSlON. EASEMENT GRANTED Clerk Florence. Jury Service Edward Hejtmanek, teleptMne, was granted permission-têttend tbunty laUs was approved W JM AAAGISTRATE DIVISION (Magistrate. 87.00; William H. IN THE MATTER OF THE Twin' Falls County granted an 10.65; P ric ? Holloway, mileage, m e Trea sure rs' Cinventlorr In Boise, amount of 15,175.00 and G ra nt No. m The li^terest Of BRENDA Helqemann, Jury Service JOYCE HODGE, Child Under 18 ESTATE OF ARCHA 6, SIGGINS, •asemimt to Ronald W. Young and Twin Falls, Idaho 139.80; Price Holloway, telept>one, Idaho, Aug. 18, 1971. R ll I-70-398for construction of AAagic DeceaseJury-Servlca,-31^; Robert. -1.117— Krengel's Hardwarer-eqvtp- County.FAir. Board on mi$ d a t ^ .. County of Tw in .Fa lis was ratifi«*J no C. Leltchliter, ju r y Service, 37.30; YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED deceased, to me creditors of and all County, Idaho. Said easement to recess wim all Commisskmers ment repair, 1.89;- Floyd Lilly INVITATION FOR BIOS provision was made ter TK8Wr»** persons heving claims against covers a ttrtp of land de^lbed a« and tt»e Clerk presents LOIS A A c C ^ , Jur'y Service, 73.05; Com panyr equipment rep a ir, 35.15; Twlh Falls County issued an In- pendltures. ^ ..r That a Petltton, pursuant to me Robvt B. AAurphy, Jury Service Archa B. Siggins, deceased, or‘ his follows: B4H}lnning at a poiht 14.5 LIOUOR LICENSE TRANSFER - Magic Valley International, vitation for bkN lor an oWice -NOW THEREFORE BE Child Protective Act. has been filed (MagUtrate). 87.40; AAary Pierce, estate, to exhibit them w ith me feet n orm frohfi me SE cpmar of Lo t a f p Ko v s o , equipment repair, 133.40,- Aioore^, wiarehouae building. SaTd bWs will RESOLVED: That the budget of the In me above entitled matter in me Jury Service, 104.00;-Fred Thieme, above entitled Courtrthe Petitioner, necessary vouchers within four 1, Gllion Subdivision and along me Liquor License Issued to Blue Inc,, chem icals. 18.92; Parroft's beoftened at mehourof 11:00o'clock Twin Falls County Commlsatoners Jury Service, 9 7 M : Ross G. Ward, monms aftc# me first publication o« West boundary of Sherman Street; Lakes Service Company was Complete Service, equipment ajn.,Sept.7,1971,lnmeofflceofttm' be amended -Jn thte-jwnotf^t ^ Depmment of Public Assistance, A iry Service, 46.80; H. w ayne State of Idaha and you are hereby mts •• Notice, to the said . Ad- mance Soum it degrees 4T EasfSO transferred to John Klngttom dba O repair, 37.73;------W, G.. Savage, Boardôf Ctoonty_i^miaslohers. - .$16,575.00. This amendment 1» mlnls>ratnx at me office of F.C. feet to m e^west b o u n O ty of- Lot 4 J'e lor the sMe of Ikiuor in Twin Webctar. Jury ^ v lc e , 103.00 mileage, 50J)0; W. G,. . Savaoa* J - . ------RESpLUTION accountingproceduresonlyand will directed fo appear at the hearing on Election m M Petitioo, at 1:30 P .M ., on me Sheneberger. Bank of ''Idaho Gilson Subdivision and extending H) Falts County, Idaho. meals, reglstratton^ hoW, 63.00; Commissioner Leonard moved for in no w ay increase me total m tio tm Building, Twin Falls, Idaho, mis feet on e im er side of M fd cerrter IM «. Routbie busJnets w m -fransacted- Automatic voting Machine united Automotive, inc., equipment adoptlortof the Mfowing reaoivtton; Of me budget es approved Feb. 8. 3Wti day of September, 1971, in said Division, Supplies. 47.50; R.J. C0i>rt,judicUiauiidinQ, T ^ Falls, being me place fixed for me tran- Consideration of $1.00 was untll the hour of 13:00 o'dock noon repair, 67.35; United Oil of Idaho, BE IT RESOLVED: That me 1971. sectionV the bOsjnestof laid aiTat*.' received by T ^ Fails county for When me Board adfoumed sine die. Wlloock, Service, 53.30. equipment repair, W.60,- Wasko^ ^ k jy of the -Twm Fall* County Routine business was transacted ld4iho. In com pliance w im the Order Janitor df ttie above antltlad court. D A T E D mis day of August, Mid easement. ^WM. L. CHANCEY Biacksmim 9iop, equipman^repalr, Commls>ior»ers be ae ioHowe on until m e t>our of 13:00 o'clock n o ^ H. A. LANCASTER, 1971. •EER LICKMSB TRANSPSR Chairm an Hafry Evans, Repairing Boilers. 4.35; Western Bearings, * inc., reimbursement to County officials When e recess was taken until t]^ ALTA G. SIGGINS Beer Ucanse No. 5 Issued to BPO ATTEST: H>. LANCASTER ♦SO.OO; J ^ .Oawson Construction equipment repahr, i.(». > _ and em êas when requlrwd to.be hour of 10:00 o'clock a .m „ Aug. 33. Clerk CO.,. As per Agreem ent, Dfs $100.00 /By MARSHA MONROE, Administratrix of me estate df Bks Lê * No. ilfJ, Tw«n Falls, aerk Salaries ~ Weed Bureau out df lovm on eumorfred County 1971. . Archa B. Siggins, deceased. Idaho', was tran tferra d to B P O Elk s 1.980.00; Craggs Chevron, Supplies, Bob Bodlne, wages, 135.31; Mark businets: ^ ^ WM. L ,’CHANCEY, Chalrtnao < OmtHftv a e rk 30.00; Del Chemical C o r ^ a t t o n , P U B L IS H : Sept. 3nd M, f t ^ , 1f71. PUBLISH: Aug. 19, 36. Sapt. X 9, Lod0e NO. 1113, F ile r, Idaho a «e ln Twin Falls, Idaho ATTEST: H.A LANCASTER W71. Falls County F a ir Gr lo r one . Aug. 9, 1971. 10:00âjn, < Supplies. 318.S1;. Gem Spraying aerk < ■■.

Thursday. Soptember 9. 1»7 »

Idaho^ J' JSational

NEW YORK 4UPI)-5tocks OOW.JQNIS STOCK AVIRAOBS ■AAMrpCol.20 ' 3 31^ 31^ ' By United Pfi Temperatui'e^ TempieraUires were mixed in brisk trading 3B-III4 M .T r 1S.U1il U-StHs • l U .m ... 919.32 246.53 (13.31 3U.A9 aftw more than three hours Noon...... 919.91 ... 7U.U 112.99 314.11 By United P re u Intematlonid 'niursday. ' 1pm ...... 920.71 247.03 .113.02 315.04 ■Nffchg...... -0 .1 5 +0.20 — 0 . « — 0.20 Aberdeen High Low Pep. The market . showed . iitUe Pet. chQ. .. -0.01 -fOOe -0 .5 2 -« .0 d Boise , Atlanta c ' 83 , 67 reaction, to President. Nixors BuM Boston ,c sa 69 announcement that his 90-day Burley Buffalo jcy , , ,83 , 66 - CaldweU not be extended beyond the Emmett Chicago p c , DO 69 Nov. 13 expiration date. Fairfield Columbus, 0. cy BS • 62 • ..... ■ In an appearance before a Gooding Denver c 73 48 Joint session of Congress, Orangeville Des Moines cy 87 67 however, the President de —t Idaho Falls El Paso c 94 65 .01 clared: “I assure the Congress Jerome Houston'ey ' 90 77 and ^ e r tc a n people that when Kimberly Indianapolis pc 87 63 this flhrt ' temporary and Kuna Kansas aty c 97 . 65 necessarily âsU c action is Mtn. Home lx)s Angeles c 94 70 .... over, we shali take all the steps Lewiston Memphis c •91 71 needed to see that America is Parma Miami Beach c 85 76 .12 not again afflicted by the virus Pdcatello Minn.-St. Paul r 76 61 .12 of runaway Inflation:’* R ^ e rt ^ W INDY New Orleans pc 83 76 .31 On WaU Street,, the Dow SaUnon New York c 86 73 ...... Jones industrial average was W.Yellowstone Orlando cy. 88 75 '.iii off a fraction at 920.41. DURING tonight, showers will be noted along the Gulf coastal ' region and in parts of the upper Mississippi Valley. Mostly fair Phoenix c 106 81 Standard & Poor’s .500 stock" Mostly^ Pittsburgh c 86 66- ' Index alsOTllpped slightly, but ------1-,-Wfatlifr. should rufi» ff1«nwhyre with m nler fand drier nlr pit- l A I I * W O d t h G I * peeked across the northeast. (UPI) Portland. Me. cy 8b 69 advances held a narrow lead Portland, Ore. cy 78--60 ,01 over-declines r Raleigh cy- 87 66 Turnover at 1 pjn. amounted Richmond pc 89 64 to 10,390,000 shares, up from • St. Louis c 94 68 8,180,090 shares at a.compara- Fair, little temperature change Salt Lake City c 76 ■ 50 * ble period in the previous ' San Francisco c 81 54 session. ’ F l.m in g so Seattle cy 62 53 Steels - and motors were Twin Falls, Northside, Fair through Friday except Except for some variable to mid 70s in the upper Snake Spokane pc 80 56 fractlon^y, irregular. In the ' Burley-Rupcrt area: some variable higher higher cloudiness and also just River Valley. Tampa r 77 72 3.35 oils, Atlantic Richfield was off Fom « i so Fair through FViday except cloudiness days mid 70s to lower a Sight chance of a few showers The extended outlook Washington pc ' s a 71 . 1%. Jersey Standard and :S' some variable higher 80s. Lows tonight upper 30s to in the extrem e northern Saturday through Monday calls Wichita r ga 59 !i9 Natomas, however, picked up f '''"*''''» cloudincss this evening. Uttle lower 40s. Winds variable 5 to 15 mountains of southern Idaho. for generally ' unsettled con fractions. cac «n temperature change, with highs miles per hour. Outlook for This front is expected to have ditions-with variable cloudiness Control Data, a weak electro- M days upper 70s to mid 80s. Lows Saturday, variable cloudiness little effect .in southern Idaho. and windy at times through the Twin Falls nic, was off a . point. IBM ^ tonight mid 40s to mid 50s. and little temperature change.' Only small temperature extended period, along with surrendered on oyn*m Winds variable 5 to IS miles per Synopsis; changes are expected for the some scattered showers, Temperatures — GUletter—the—mostâctive— hom v-^tlook fur Saturday; IflTSîroiraareaTa^ Trexrfewdaysr TJiainly:dn"theTiorthBnrmoT]JF“ issue, dropped a point. Heavily 3“ variable cloudiness little frontal system with little High' temperatures yesterday tains. In the extended perij>d, High Low traded Dorox and Plessey were otnMiiu »4 temperature change. associated weather vrill move ranged from near the mid 80 highs in the 70s to lower 80s and Yesterday 81 40 % lower and unchanged, Camas Prairie. Hailey and through the northern in- mark in the western Snake lows mostly in the 40s and lower Last year 84 49 On Ste«J Ind Normal 83 45 respectively. G T E 1 52 lower Wood River Valley: term ountain area tonight. River Valley areas to the lower 50s are expected. Gen Tlr« Ig G a P ac BOg G e rb e r 1.30 1 P.M. PRICES Getty 1.13b Gillette 1.40 4546 43 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANOI Glen Alden NEW YORK (UPI)--Selected stock* on Global Mar the New York Stock Exchanoe. Goodrich 1 Successful Investing G o o d yr .85 Mutual Funds Saln(hds) High Low Last Chg - A . A - Grace W I' 3 I ' G ra n d U .60 A c m e M k 3g 17 63' 61’ J 61 ‘ J--1 N«w York lUPI) G ra n t W 1’ ? COMMONWLtH Guard* 36.96 26.96 PKlCe ROWC: By RpGER E. SPEAR “ Adresv 60b. 66 38^4 371. 3 7 li-l’j -Poilowing li a list C r w t h 3B.63 31.63 - O r t A i P 1 -30 TRUST: • HmH OA 4 94 5.4Q. Admiral Cp ' • 33 18U IB’ 4'" IB’- - '• of bid and asked A a, B '■ rJr~TM — Harh” cr-~t.n'-r.« 9~ -N w ^va-ia.47 10.47- 68<« 69V»-^ G tN N e k 1.60 A«tnaLf 1 60 364 69’ « prices on Mutual C 177 191 Ham Inc 6 36 6 19 N w H o r 33.40 32.40 Air Prd .?0g 3 S6 V4 S6'4 S 6 '4 * Gt West Fin market slump, it dropped to labor problems and a strike of F u n d s a s Quoted b y C o m p A s 7.77 e S3 H a P t w t i 14.43 14.43 P r o F d 10 93 10.93 Q — What industries and 167 32' j G t W t U n :90 Air Red 60b 33 22 ' ^ the N A S D Inc Comp Cp 7.07 7.75 Hart Lv 11,10 11.M Pro PortI (I) (z) culinary employees. Thus, IS»« IB»»- '* G re e n O f 96 companies could be hurt or below 9 at which time I bought Alcan Aim 1 56 IBU Comp Bd 9.58 10.41 . H*db«g 6.53 1-52 P r o g r s * 5 62 6 37 A l lf g C P 10b 3S U Greyhd Cp 1 while revenues in 1970 rose 38 W e d n e s d a y Comp Fd 10.00 16.00' Hedg* 12 06 13.33 P r o w id f 5.10 5 57 helped by the recent Iîxon shares to average down. Was AUgLud l.iO 30 33*4 33 2 3 1 4 ^. G ru fn m n 1 Septcmb<*r 8. W71 Concrd (l) tz) Heritge 3.50 2.74 Prud SIP 10.96 12 00 AtlQ f»w V36 .jGullM 3 60a this wise; should I continue to per cent year-to-year, net in 39 72 21 Jt'i* B id A s k C o n s In v 11.67 12.13 H o r a c e i t ) ( z ) P U T N A M statement? — P.’C. A JIid C h \ 30 104 34’ j 34 GullOil I’j A b e rd n IV 3 49 C n s in g w 6 19 6.77 I C M F i n 6.40 9.31 F U N D S ^ come slipped 34 per cent to 66 3 7 ' , » - '■ G u lfL W s 60 hold? - p. L, AtlledSI > 40 >01 371* 37 ADMIRALTY! ConMt In 9.24 9 24 ImprI Cp lO.SO U .a Equity 1.69 9.69 A — Let me start with the U’. Allii Ch .15b S9 14>a U ' G r w t n 7 24 7.93 G e o 15.31 16.63 A — Recession and! retren- cents a share. This year, ■ ■9 31’ o n tr a ll 10 64 10 75 Im p O r ' 6 . U « 9 ? negative, that is companies and A Jc d a l .BO ~ r r r T 7 ------“»T — Incom 4-AV 510' ^ r w m 11 .17 IB 5 9 »- 59'• 59' 3- 'k C o r p LOs" 16 38 i r 9 2 Inc (dA m 14.14 15.45 chment was the order ot the day however, operallons, have, Am H&s 33e 103 5 4 ') S 4 '« 5 4 '* — So Railw 3 17 91'4 9 0 ''J 90‘ J - I n iu r n 10 60 11.62 IhC 1.47 9.36 areas Which will be hurt. In this 49 17' J 17'# C o n t r y C 14 24 15 39 Inc Bost 7.26 7.94 Am Air 40h 127 35'a 35' I 35‘ » - 16'4 25 13^4 I 3 '« 13«« 4 4 '« r S O M ^tP S 74 Adviser 5 60 6 12 O w n D a li 7 37 6.05 In d F A m 5 05 5 53 Inv B.75 9.56 for the resort-gambling in- improved, as evidenced by A B r n d 3 30 77 4S 44«s 4 4 ' . - 33 44^« 44 I category are issues such as 4 SpRand 5SD 105 32'4 31»o 32 A e tn a F d 10 77 11 77 C w n D iv 6.22 6 80 In te g o n 10.26 11.11 V is t a F 9.50 10.36 A B re s t 1 30 47 45'1 44I 4 45 - 14 iO i.. 50' J 50' ) - * SqureD 60a 49 28'4 2 7 »i 28'4 » A fliJ F n d 7.53 8 14 D E L A W A R E In v C o A 14.18 15 50 V o y a g 8.30 9.07 dustry in 1970. And, In- International Leisure's first 34 - 9 24>i 26' ■ 26'■ Japan Fund, whidi Invest in A m C a n 3 30 102 34 Squibt) 1.12b 25 «1 '.J 81 B l ' i - A f u K jr c 11 29 11 29 Revere F 10.88 11.89 1 , *?nfl 4lV . * J CROUP; In v Q u id 10.06 10.06 temational Leisure, which owns half results. On a 2.7 per cent 'St'Bm d 1.60- iA 4 4 ^ 44t-t 44X* . A g «> PfK l i , 3 i 5 49 O e c a t 13 43 13 58 R ir» frJ ...... 15.93J6.25 foreign securities. JFt)relgn_ 2 4 U *■ H ew IM P .30 74 38'• 38'0 3 8 's ^ Inv tftdic - 7 40 (i>- A m E l e c 1 70 24S 24' J Std Kollsnv> B 7 6 '# 6 ' . - ’ • A w it t a te 11 79 12 68 Sagltla^ 3.48 3.48 ' Hilton H(l 1 x35 521# 52 ’■J D e l w F 13 71 14.96 In v « o s 12.23 13.37 and operalM the Flamingo—galft-ln-revenucHr share ear--^ Am Ev[>ort 32 4’ o 4 ’ - S lO IC a l 3 60 310 56 55 55' / - ' 3 A lp h e F d 13 37 14 61 S c t^ u itr 16.83 18.53 manufacturers doing a large Hobart 1,30 17 5 7 'J 54' ) 57* J ♦ I 'o D e l la T r 7 91 6 64 INVEST OROUP: A m H o is .40 25 13' 2 I3'tf 1 3 ''M ' • Std0lnd3.30 120 64 ^« 64 66'4 i ' ■ Amcap F 6 60 7 21 SCUDDIR PDSi Hotel and the Las Vegas Hilton nings climbed 44 per cent to 43 Hoernef .90 4 2 3 ') 23' J 23' 1 *■ ',4 d e V e g h 73 56 73.58 I D S N W 5.43 5.89 amount of Ixudness in U.S. will A H o m e 1.70 75 i l ’ ) 8 0 i« 80*V— Std NJ 2^tb 416 74V4 7 3 H 74'4 + ' J A m r B u i 3 34 3 67 Intr Inv 14.30 14.50 ’ • Holt Etectrv 33 14<« . U ' s 14 — Orect Cp 6.69 7.55 i D S P r 5.03 5.45 A m H o s p 36 «S 38' > 3 7 U 38 + SIdOhIo 2.70 21 B8>s 88>4 8 8 ') A m O v r t 11 17 13.21 fta la n c 1 & .3 0 16.20 Hotels resort cainos, fd t the cents. 1054 45' ■ • D o d g C x 16 01 16 01 M u l o a l 10.33 11.11 certaiidy fed the plnc^. Tli’ese A M e t C x 1 40 •- 3 0 * ^ - ' i Hoi Inns 35 45’.'/ 45 4 7 H 47^s-t- ' ■ SterlDrg .60 48 47 A m E q l v 5.55 6 08 D r e x e l E 14 65 14 65 Stock 30 33 23.09 C o m 10.73 10.73 Roughly *5-6 per ccnt-owned Amer Motor 158 7 'o 8 Homestk 40 8V 2 5 ') 24' 3 25' j + Include Sony, Telecor, Volvo, plndi like everyone else. 8 '* StewWn 1^0 13 37'4 3 4 's 37‘ i A M E X P R E S S D r e y f u s 13 63 13 63 SpeCAl 34.37 34.37 37 ^ • J Honywl 1,30 193 113 111 112 ♦- ' ■ S e le c t 9.33 10 03 Am NGs 2.30 44 37 34^« StodeW 1.20 3 60 60 60 — FUNDS: SeCURITY PDt: ' Occupancy rates and profit by Hilton Hotels, International ' Hoover I 30 20 33 321* 33 O r y f s L v 15 49 16 96 Var Pay 6.05 8.75 Volkswagenwerk and others. A Smelt 1,90 141 23' ) 23'* 23' . - 4 IB 5 4 't 54' , 54' » f ‘ l| Equity 3.94 4.32 44' ) — Sun Oil Co 1 C e p le l 9.25 10.11 E A T O N A A m S tn d 40 283 2 2 '« 22'.. 23' 3 HousLP 1 32 4S 4 51- 44' ) In v R e s 5 31 5 49 jnargins were adversely af Leisure represents an at-’ S u n s h M n 53 94 I0>« 9 'a 10>4-* In c o m 9 40 10 27 HOWARD: Invest 8.43 9.34 International passenger and A m T4T 2 60 821 4 3 '. 4 3 'J 43' i - H o w m e t 70 ) I 1 6 '■ 15’ * 16 I S I: 1 a Sup Oi( t.40 1 193 193 J93 J n v s f m 9 03 9 87 B a in F d 10 40 I t . 37 U t t r e P § 72 9,54 I B 's » ’ ■ 1 . 1------Grwth 4.31 4.40 fected by the air controUers’ tractive speculation fend should A m e le k 60 15 S w ift C o ,70 121 42 U 43 42>s 1- S peci 9 23 ( ; ( G w t h F V4 U 15.45 Set A m 10.49 11.47 freight air transports including ' • tdatio p. 1.70 22 - 3 3 ’ s 32 V* . 3 2 's — in c o m 4.13 4.51 A M F l»>Cp t ■ ■ t r •40‘ * ~ ------T T ------Sto ck 9 25 10 11 Set S p C 17.13 18.73 be held for further- recovery ideslDas 60 145 IB'* U ' i - - la In c m e 6 54 7.15 T r s t U t 3.31 ( z ) Flying Tigerand Pan American A m p e x C p lOt 1 7 H MU 1 7 '« ' J 18' > 1510 30’ • 31' J 42V» Tandy Corp 31' I A m G r t h 6.94 7 58 S p e e d F 9.97 10 90 S e n tin e l 9.33 10.03 A m s t a r 1 70 37>* 37 37 - IllC e n In ) 14 35 43 4 2 ' t - ' • V, T r s t S h 12.29 13.43 gWns. 13 Teledyne 3k 339 25' ) 25 25' A m In v ^ f 5 89 5 89 S tc k F d 14.40 15 74 S e n tr y F 14.75,14 03 will probably suffer. Cutting our "RnacTt— :5on -260 14^* 16 - - l A - 2 9 - Iste l F n d 33 69 23 39 - 2 4 U , 7^40-63.^ * 11? V *r*s H [f " ' I ‘i f "'"m ' •' nHih gold :<-Hog « r , .Spear.’a— T e x a c o 1.60 525 33'« 33^. 33* 3 63 3.97 13i«rehld O rp:------IN A C p I 40 263 56'■ 55’ 4 56’ . * ^ ^ A .t iN f G r E O I E S p 33.89 33 69 J H a n 0 th 8.30 8.91 Armco Sti 1 61 W* \8 >i I6i> T e x E T r 1 53 3 e A N C H O R Egret Gt 13.45 14.62 C o m » f 4,59 5.02 A r m s X k - .80 39 ’.4 f .-ino, Rflnd 89 Johnstn 34.44 24.44 ^ u s e n w -te rm weakness for -39'* 2 ■~TxGuSat~60 ■ - 3 0 0 - 16 16'-*— H OROUP: € w « u n I r t 19 82 - E f l t f p i ------4.85 IM 3 3 '4— Inland Sti 3 196 33 3 2 H 3 3 ^ » v -4 K C T 5 T O N I : f recently teylaedcBidia4t>‘13tb- A s h i O il 1 30 65 3 2 »» 23 T e x in s t r .80 106^4 106*4 104J* C a p ta l 6 74 9 SB Fie Cap 4.40 (z) InspCopp 3 8 40v« 39”. 40'»>^ W E m e r g 6 4 ) 7 01 Cust B1 16.95 19.82 goTd'issues blit forTohger'term Assoc Trans 26 13>4 W > i 13'»‘ ’• T* PLT ,50b 1 17'i 17's 17's» F n d In v 9 51 10 42 E n e r g y 13 48 13 48 Fief Fd 5.44 (z» 72' J - P » I B M 5 30 161 310»4 30614 309 . - 1 ' f Cust B2 30.19 23.13 printing) is available , to all At Richlld 3 311 73' TexOlil 1.93 70 6OI 4 60 601s G r w th 12 11 13 27 E q u it y F 9 57 )0.46 Harbr 8.S7 9.37 may be beneficial. 3>4 31.. in lH a rv 1.40 k 51 29'4 36^4 3 6 1 - - Cust B4 8.47 9.50 Atlas Corp 22 3> Textron ,90 344 32 3 1 'J 3 1 k % - i4 In e o m 8 29 9.08 E q t G r t h 9 44 )0 37 p « c e F d 9.54 10.45 readers of this column. For 239 17' 17 - Intt Mining 7 9 » . 9S» 9'»+ ‘H C u s t K 1 8.10 8.87 Industries which should A v c o C o r p I6l« ThioKol ,40 190 ■13 13^s 12 k » - >4 V e n tu r 46 31 50 75 E q l P r o o 4 33 4 62 Shrvi «p 32.37 35.37 14 * '4 inti Nickel 1 381 33'• 33 33 - *4 C u t t K 3 5 83 4.38 A v n e t ,15b 746 \*' 6 33' J 3 3 ' - ■ 4 A s tro n 4 84 5 29 Shrwi Inv 11,84 13.94 your copy, send II with name In i Pap 1' j 219 35 34'? 34*4— *4 ThrittyD ,70 33 'o 1 Fairfid' )0 75 11 75 Cust SI 30.43 32.37 benefit indude: autos, auto BOISE (UPI) — n>e presi ------B B - 57 41' J 42 “ 11' 4 S h D e a n 14.34 14.34 Inl 7&T 1 15 1641 59'• 5 8 '? 5 8 * 4 - Tim ken 1.80 43'4 AXE F m B u r e 10.58 10.58 Cust. S3 11.03 13.09 and addreu to Roger E. Spear, B a b & W ii 50 46 39> DB'i 34 70»4 6 9 l« 7 0 »4 -rl S id * F d 10,31 11.30 ports, computer and peripheral dent of the Intermountain Gas Itek Corprtn 134 44)4 44 44 •— T r a n e C o 90 1 HOUGHTON: P I D E L I T Y Cust S3 8.80 9.45 B a k e r O ii .70 IB 43v« 43'I 19»s — ',4 SIOMA FUNDS: Times-News, Bos 1618, Grand ------J J — T r a n i a m ,55 191 20 191% F u n d A 5.94 6 46 OROUP: Cust S4 5.35 5.84 equipment, consumer products, Co., R. D. Grimm, told a nieet- B a n g o r P n 10 11 lO ’ i 17 42'4 4 2 1 --t < 4 F u n d B 23 93 E s s e x 14 07 )5.38 C « p S h r 9.57 10.44 Janlien 60 3 19** 19'4 19'4— '• T f « U n 1,28 43^4 8 8 A q o llo 11.44 13.54 B a th In d .30 *40 37I4 37'. 3 214^ ' 4 kn v 11 83 13.93 Central StaUon, N.Y., N.Y., Je f Pitot 68 77 47’ 5 46^4 . 47' J i- *4 T r a m W A o r 0666 33 3314 S to c k s - 4 37 6 85 E v e r s t 13.35 14 46 Polari 4.35 4,75 capital goods, electrical ing of security analysts in New B e a t F d 1,16 k 43 42'4 4 P - 2 9 ' » - Trsi 9.13 9.98 JohnMv 1.30 17 40’ . .iOV, iO»»~ TriCoo 1.58b 31 39 Vs 4 2 9 4 A w e S ci 4 90 5.33 F i d C a p 12 68 136 4 Knickr 7.A4 8.39 a t y 10017.) ■Beckm 37b S4 40 3 «' 4 - U im . , B n Ofl M 00 equipment, machine tool, York Tuesday that the ■ M ' 15' ' ■” John Jn 40a rtp.io trw CopytHBtW l- ~n*KTr “s r S5_9»-^" 20 th C e n F o x 172 11*4 10 W 10*4— ' B a y r o c 67 9 69. .Oesi 6 90 (Z) S w s t In v 9.38 10.14 B e ll& H lI 60 16 47 46' 4 4 6 1 . - JonLogn 80 63 S8 L e n x F d 6 79 7.43 paper, retail 'and tire. A tew company nas a better gas sup^ ------U U ------Bayrk gr 5 ,90 6 45 F u n d 16 77 16.33 10.84 11.87 Sw Inv G-. 7.73 8.35 BtffdiM I 60 43’ i 43’- Jones L .506 2 . »5 ’ > 15H I5‘» - ' L e x G r t h Geaeral Faitnres Cwju.) 4? *3' 4 Un Elec 1.38 59 18' 3 1 8 '- IB '4 ^ Beacn H I 11 06 n 06 F d T r n d 25 33 27 68 Sovr In ‘{l87 15.19 companies standing to gain are ; ply &an any other distribution Benguef in 83 6*. - Joslens 70 r 28'4 2 7 '. — ' L e x R e s h 17.08 18 47 6'>« 6'4 U n o c a l 1 40 312 34*4 34'4 34W 1 B e a c o n 14 34 14 34 P u r i ln 10 52 11.50 Spectra 7.57 8.30 B e tn S ti 1 30 333 2614 26 Jo y M lg \ 40. 63 63*» 61*4 61’.* ' L ib t y F d 4 8 1 7.44 Company in the country. '4 Un Pac Cp 2 59 64*4 64 6 4 * 4 ^ * B e r g e r K 9 61 961 Salem F 5 66 4.19 State Fm 4.84 4.84 Chrysler, Diebold,' Fozboro, Black Dkr 1 34 76'r- 75^4 L if e I n l v 8 73 9.53 B e r k s h r 4 39 6 98 Stele Sir 49,84 50.34 B o e in g C 40 310 -IS'T KttMtf A< » 36 394. ?9‘'r — UnBrand .30 60 13W 13*s U ' i F I N A N C I A L U f e C n « 4-32 -4.91 IBM and Microdot. „ Grimm told the New York «37 ■*- ' D o n d s ik 6 76 .7 39 PROGRAMS: STCADMAN PDS: Boise C 35g 378 29'. 20'3 KC So Ind 3 41' j - U t d C o rp .SO 8 '4 B 8 L in e C a p 11.78 12.84 69 B o st C m 8 39 9,06 Fin Oyn 4.48 4.9) Am Ind 4.23 4,44 I purchased Intâtional Society of Security Analysts B o rd e n I 30 107 28'4 J K a n G E I 44 : 51'' 24 U S G y p s m 3 32 69'4 6 9 ' 4 - • L in g F n d 5.15 (Z ) 374 U S In d u s .60 96 28W 27>- 28’ 3 t ’ Bolt Fdn n 49 13 56 F i n In d 3 98 4 36 A s m F d 1.34 1.49 Borg W r V ^ 35 26'4 77 K a n N e b I 62 3 30’ i . 30'-4 — L O O M I S Leisure ( OTC) at 30 about three that Int^rmountain is supplied ‘4 31*4 Bost Fnd 8 35 9 13 F i n In c 6.15 6 73 Fiducv 213 741 Salesmen! _ Bo st E d 2 36 30 36l« 35' 3 16 ♦ K a n P L t 1 38 3 2 6 '. 2 6 ' . - • U S P I y C h .84 38 3 1 '. 31'-J S A Y L C S : 28 28*, r ' B r o w n 4 02 4,39 STCIN ROC FDS: Bourns Inc KayterR .60 344 24 . 24 U S S m I 75b 26 28' 3 FIRST C a h a d 39 95 29 95 years ago. Within'Mdays it had tb m both ends of the gas 14»4 U’3 14^4 ♦ B U L L O C K B « la n c 21.43 31.43 K elsy H I 30 ■34 42H . 1 US Sti 1 60 125 32*4 31‘ - 3 1 * - - INVESTORS; C a p D v 13 33 13 3^ Braniff Airy 13’ * 13*4 12’. 42‘ i FUNDS: transmission system — Canada Sell more! 14 36*3 36'4 36>4 isc 15 34 15.34 C a p l ll 10 04 10.04 more than doubled, but because Briggsi'l *0 36»4 36’ J 36*4 K e n m e tl 80- 6 2i'«> 24 '. US Tob 1 30 D Fd 7 60 8.33 M u t u a l 28 1 9 '; i r i * ' Bull Fd IS 62 1 7 )1 Stock 15.23 1)33 B r is M y 1 20 338 63*4 63 62 - Kennecolf 3 134 32*tt 32 '. U » d U t . t jl ^ 6 1 9 V . G r t h F d 10 54 11 55 L o r d A b b 1) 09 (Z ) andthe-Rocky Mountain basins. U n lv O H , h 40 1 7 'x 16-'* 1 7 * 4 - ' C d n F d 19 89 21 70 S to c k F 10 04 11,00 L u t h e r n 12.37 13-41 S IS O R O U P : of the capital gains tax I did not Brit Pt Mb 93 14V« U ’ 3 14V^ - ' Kerr Me 60 29 46’ > 45* 3 - 20 U p jo h n 1 60 76 7tf' 69W 7T)' -• ' D iv S h r 3 83 4 30 1st M u lti 9 48 9 63 M a g r\a Crwth 7.78 8,53 Make more! B r S hoe 1'> 4 0 '. 40 ♦- K id d e W 3' 36 30’ > 3 0 * .- 3 8 93 9 74 sell. During the last stock He said the company has un xB Utah Cst 80 90 73‘- 71‘ ) 72' 3-^ ' N a tw d AA anhtn 5.53 4 0 3 S m m i l 11.43 13.53 Brunswk 12 40 3S' I 3S 3 S '. K Im b C l » 30 22 31’ 4 30’ . ~ 1st N a t 7 57 8.27 14 32’ 33 KlO 39 1 )3 8 M k t G w t TechnI 7.95 8.44 dertaken initial drilling and ex B u c y E 1 20 239 32'3' 31’^ 3 2 * . ‘ K L M 64b 6 40>4 3 9 » . ~ UtahPL 1 97 3 3 'a 3 )sf Sterr (i) (l» 4 32 6.32 ' V ------N Y V e n n 68 13 01 S y n c r o F 9,83 10 74 B u d d C o m p 26 14’ . 13*. 13* Kopoer 1 60 18 36*« 36'4 ♦ ------V F d n G r 5 02 5.49 M A S S C O ploration in southern Idaho to V a n a n Asso 47 15’ « 15' 15*4 O r n h m 12 44 12 44 F r e e m T M R A p 14.43 15.98 B u lo v a W 60 25 22 2 » ’ * 21’. K ra lic o 1 70 46 40‘ 4 3 F O U N D E R S 8 45 9.48 9 12>4 12' 12V* D u s m F d 7 74 8 48 7.01 7.48 T e « c h r » 10.91 11.34 B u r l In 1 40 108 4 2 * 4 4 2 '- 42’ 3 K resge S SO 160 94’ J 94’ I ‘ 1’ I V e n d o C 30h 3 CROUP: in d p F convert coal and oil shale de CG Fund 10 38 11 22 T e c h n c l 3 03 3.30 62 31’ . V .c t o r C C 50 23 17' 3 17 17' 3 ^ ’ .C r w t h )6 85 16 42 M a s s F 11.79 13.93 DALE CARNEGIE C a p a m r .. VI 191.. 19>4 12 6 89 T e m p i G 24.99 37.33 posits into natural gas. . B u r r g h s 60 104 l i l v , b V . T 3 T ) ... ------1. Va CitT 1 11 ...3 5 4 ■incam— 1121 MAU FH.U W all Street ------VM' W — L4» inti J t i «.iu IT TTST TOWW e 3.» 8,» : c — LearSieg 20 176 M 10’ 4 10>4 ♦ F Mtual 9 )1 9 96 MiT TTi Walgreen 1 11 27'* 27*. 27’ ' C a p S h rs - 6 68 7 54 14 43 Tran Cap 8.14 8.87 —Grlimntoidthe meeting Inte^ fi Jrl E S C O U fftS E Camp S 1 10 .99 31's 3 Q -. 3 0 % - ' 4 Leh Pf C 40 50 IS!’* ISVt IS 1 -- '4 F S p e c .I 11 61 12 69 M I G 13 30 34 74*4 73-4 74 — ' C a p T r i n 13 67 14 94 15 49 17.14 Tr«v l Eq 11.10 13.14 C n P a c 3 ’ 4b t 71' 1 7 )' ; 71' i - ' ) L f h m P rfb 47 1 7 '. 16*4 16*4-- ') W arnrL 1 30 F o u r s q F 10 61 U 8 1 M I D mountain expects further Wash W 1,36 13 21 20>- 21 C e n t S h s 14 63 IS 98 4 05 T o d o r H 12.98 13.98 C a r P L 1 46 32 24 23W 24 > L ib b y O w n 2 65 54' J 5 3 H 5 4 > - ' 4 F R A N K L I N M a le s l v 4 05 WestAir 10k 18 30W , 29*- 29.>4- ■ C H A N N I N G CUSTODIAN; A A athcf 14 14 14.14 20tn CG 3.10 3.40 Chatter ffowth through new constnic- MjMNTfO Sv CarrierC 40 75 37's 37 37' Libby McNt 25 8' 4 8 » B'. 79 3 3 's 32’ . 33 ' FUNDS: 5 89 4.44 30th Cl 4.18 4.58 C a t e r T r 1 40 113 55'• 55'% 55*4 . Ligo My 2' 3 40 5 5 ». 5 S '« 5 5 * 4 - ') WsBanc 1 30 Fr Grwt 4 75 7 40 M id A m flon projects as well as the con- R L ftowm anjind Associates WUnion l.aQ 181 45** 44' 1 45 B a ln c d 1? 32 13 36 DNTC 9 )3 9 99 M d y 's C p 12.84 13 84 U n l lie d 11.05 13.08 C e le n e s * 2 13 77»4 771* 77W L in g T e m c 84 13W 13‘ . 13' 3 2812 Grandee 9 5 '» > - ' C o m S tk 1 79 1 96 U n l lu n d 11.37.13 33 Cent! Soya 1 17 2 4 i» 2 4 '. 2 4 is * ' ■ L ittn In 2' 3< 203 28>s 2B'* 3B‘ 4 - 1- W e st E l 1,80 95 95' 3 95 Fr Uliht 5.74 4 3) M d y s F d 13,93 13.93 nectlpn of 30,000 potential cus W s tv a c 1 05 35 30'4 20 20 G r w t h 6 13 6 70 F r , In c m 3 1/ 3 35 M F d O v 10 35 10 51 UMIOM S81IVICC Newton Zinder of E.F. Hutton Roise. Idoho C e r r o C BOg 74 15'* 15W 1 5 '* - '•* Lociihe^cJ 84 10' 3 10' 4 10»s* ' » W e y c fh s .80 78 5 5 '* 55 55 - 1 In c o m 7 77 8 49 U S G v S 10 54 11 57 M I F F d 9.11 9.65 OKOUP: tomers. -> .BfrtS Iw ^121 14 1 & Co. has seen nothing recently C e is n a A 60 40 23 22's 23 V * - >4 Lon*5ln'd 1 54 25’ i1 25 2 5 ' » - *- yvhetHitl iH .... 3; - S p "FO M l op t' v w Whlrlpl 1 40 96 95' 9 6 '4 + ' CHASE M o O m g t 4 84 Natt Inv 8 S7 9.37 CFI Sti 80a 2 24 24 24 < s Lo n S iG 1 34 152 28 2 7 H 271^ 33 '4 3 F o n d A m 8 89 9.74 4 31 to alter liis-favorable outlook C o n .40g 134— 38W 38'4- 2 B W - ’ -•OSTON: M u O m In 13.13 Un CApt UA3 13.75 C h m S P l 1 20 108 37>4 37'* 37W ♦ Lucky Sir 1 100 41*4 41 41*- *■ F U N D S I N C P 11.15 35*4 25V,. 2 5 H C a p ta l 32 9 09 17.05 Wnttm) 13.83 15.10 for the market. “ Profit-talking C h a w M n 2 112 52>* $2 5 2 V ,* L u k m S tI 80 8 30».r’20'. 2 0 * 4 - 1 4 W hite AAotor 83 6 GROUP: M o i s n r » 17 05 F n d B o s 10 94 I I 96 3.01 UNITBO PUNOt: Che» Ohio 4 68 6 7 !. 68 L yk a Y i t n 59 9V» 9 U 9 1 »— ',4 Whiltakr Cp 145 11*4 1l<4 1 1 W - ' Comm 10.30)1.15 M u l l T r * 3.01 35 F f o n t r 73 89 t z ) ll.St Acctwn 7 . n 8 49 pauses are a part of any C h r i» C r a lt 17 6>4 6>4 6^4 ♦ I M — W i « k n C p ^ . 18'* 44' 3 44^* 45>i f ■ Icnpec 193 974 N a r t n o u ' 1 1 ^ W > n n D x 1 74 46*, 44’ , - r ' S h T r D s 12 47 )3 63 C o n t « w 1^ 07 14.33 C h r y t l r 60 225 3 P . 31'4 3 1 > » - 1* Macy R H 1 33 47 461* 44*- ♦ x30 46' 3 In d u s t r 13 67 14 94 N A T S I C POS advancing phase and each one Wootwh 1 30 SlVs 52’ s - ' S peci 10 67 I ) 66 C o n i in c 13.10 13 34 C in G a s 1 56 15 2 4 H 24is 2 4 i . - ’ • M a d .F 1 05b 39 15' J 15W 1 5 * » - ' . 195 52' ) P ilo t 8 20 8 94 fta le n c 11 35 C h e m F d 19 16 30 96 l n c » m 14 54 15.94 that has occtirred since the CIT Find 2 90 *6 45'* 44 M a g n a v » 20 133 52'• 52U 52»s ------XYZ ------G a t r w y 10 15 10.97 B o n d S r 5.13 U l e n c 1 37 9.17 CitiesSv 3.20 124 4S'4 44W 44>4 — ' 4 M a r O il 1.60 31 37 341s 34 '» ' U XeroxCp 80 246 )31 119*4 C O L O N I A L G E S S P 30.67 (2) D iv ia n 4 4 4 4 8 7 2aleCorp 64 V a n g tf ' 11.01 current advance began just C it y In v s 50 167 21 20»4 21 ♦ > 4 AAarcor 80 111 34 33*4 33*4 2S 43 43’. FUNDS: Gen Sec 9 90 9 90 P r e t S tk 7.35 8.03 lo.os 4) C o lo n I 11 42 12 a Un FdCn 7.44 8.35 C le v e E i 3 24 39 34»4 34' 3 3 4 »4 ^ > « MarMid 1 70 21 34 331* 33 i - 2ayr8 Corp 33 4 1 'J 40*- G ib r i G r 7 44 7 52 In c o m 5 45 5.9< four weeks ago has been kept 5014- 4 46 4 87 t H U & A A C a 10 83 10 83 C o c a C o i 1,58 38 109'* 109 W j-» '4 ' M a r th F 1 10 17 34' 3 3 5 '- 36'4 * ' , Z e n ifh R 1 40 210 5 1 '^ 50*. E q u it y OROUP SEC; ■ S to c k S r 8 33 G r w t h 10.44 V A LilB LIN I PDS: within normal tedmical C o io « t e 1 40 51 S0*4 5 0 's « ' )•► ' 3 MartAAr 1.10 25 1 9 ». 1 9 H 194- 6 70 7.32 A p e x F 8 90 9 73 G r w t h 9.74 In c o m 10 10 1) 04 11.07 V «r Lne 7.13 7 81 Collin Radio 33 -1 5 '4 '15 1 5 ' . - ■ S M a t ie y F e r 140 12>4 ,1 2 's 12'* Bal Fnd 9 03 9 U N e t C w ti 10.18 V e n tu r 5 52 60 3 1 8 » V a l IflC S 38 5 79 bounds,” he says. - C o M n tsf 1 60 . 8 30' 3 M ' i 30'4-*- ’ 4 M a r O S 1 40 65 50 4 9 ') 49>- -* ' 4 C o m S tk 13 30 14.43 N E L S4d 14.84 GIGANTIC C o lu m G )4 74 14 74 n .1 0 SpC S 74 4 31 C a 5 , ) 40g 50 451* 45 45 - ' J M a y r r O s 40 4 35*- 35-4 3 5 '4 - ' J G t h F A m 8 73 9,53 N E A M l 10 88 v«l As a result, he says, a series C m S t F d 5 47 5.96 7 M V M > c e 9 70 10 40 C 6 i G a s 1 76 35 34' 4 3 3 »- 33^<“ 4 ^ y t g 1 .1 0 2 1 2 371. 37 3 7 1* * W . G r t K In d 21 89 21 89 N e w C a n t 4.75 NEW YORK (UPD — Selected stock* on tifti Vndrwi 7.07 7,73 C m S o lv .40 43 25's 35'-J J5>* . McCroy 1 30 17 30*s 30 3 0*»— 's ■ 11.93 of ascendihg lows has been the Americen Stock Exchange,^ J i T ? V » n o r d 4 91 5 37 C m w E 2,30q 38 36'* 36W 34 W - < 4 AAcOnD 40g 307 30-4 28W 3 9 1 s -'IW 1S.tJ ______Sftldlhdsl-MfOh^.Low Last Chg ______1090 10 70 11.49 traced out and last week's —C o * r » e » — 50 - 5 4 - 45W I-- — 33'-46*T~3e»v- N e w W l d 13.40 - 4 ^ .Aerojet 50a 9 IB 's' 18. II.. - '.l4- C o n E d 11.80 78 25'4 ‘ 25'* 35’ s M C G r Ml 40 73 19>- 1 9 H - • t t * T t • -deeisive —gwva— above tha - Am Pet ssb lO- -33W 33'- 33 *» VikAQ Gr 444 7.34 Conj.Fff'I'TO ■ *9 47»% 4 6's 47 — M c L e a n 1.70 . 46 74 74 7 4 '.. — 'IV. ' } N e » l I v i r 15.34 1 S .M ' t AfkLeG 1.90 97 27'» 34*« 37 '*• S p o t M e t a l s Walistor 9.13 9.97 resistance around the 910 level ConiFrghi 1 35 5 0 ^ 49»4 5 0 1s* M ead C p 1 75 19'4 19 19*4^ .*■4 Beverly Ent 30 11 10V, 10*-— ' J O c e e n g 7.73 7.72 I J M e m o re x O m e g a 4 99 7 .11 W a t h M u 13.14 14.34 C o n s N G 1 8* 117 28’ 4 271- 38 — 211 40 3 8 H 39 1. + ' 4 Brascan ig 54 19'^ 19' J— w of the Dow Jones Industrial .3 1 W + 's M e rc k 3 30 111 19H WBLUNOTON C o n im P w 3 66 3U 4 31'4 142 I l l ' s 1 1 1 W - *» Bimdy Cp 1 IB 38W 28 v« 38 v« NEW YORK (UPI) - Metal O N e il fd 13.54 13.5* ConK Air Ln 125 17»» 1 7 '. 17'4 — ' s M {; M in c 58 2 4 »- 24 34V*-*-' 100 F u rtd 14.80 14.17 oaoupt Average has enhanced the pear Circle K .33 1 39 3e 39 1.* E K p t o r 31.33 33.51 Cn Can 1 60 3? 3 6 H 34'V 34' 's M x tS o U 1 03 84 23’ b 33' ) 33’ > — -prices Monday:, 101 F u rtd 9.44 1 0 J 3 Clary Corp 8 4<- 4‘« 4'^ Ivetf 14 84 18 43 C e n ll O il 1>^ 117 3 2 H 32’ » 3 2 ' » - w M M M 1 85 46 1 2 1 H 121'-s 131W + O n e W ill 1 4 A 5 .14.45 term outlook from a technical Computest 4 9%* 9’ - 9‘m— fl Aluminum, primary, 99 per cent Moron 11.57 13 44 Contri Deia 174 43 4 1 'i 42 -1 1 MinnPI l.X 4' 31^ 31'1 31»*-f W O p p e n h 8.97 9.10 Creole 3.40« 13 33W 33'* '33H + Tcnniv 8.37 8.37 standpoint C o m G 2' l a 14 242’ 1 340 2 4 l'.4 -f ' 4 AAO ParA S 4 77. 7 4 H 77 — H O p p A I M 13.03 14.34 Dey M in «» 38 8V1. ■ 8W 8H— plus, pure 30 lb. ingots 29.00c T f v U 13.50 13 4* C o x B r d .30 20 31’ > 3 0 ^ 3 1 '-»t • 4 M o e ilO l 3 40 232 51 5 0 'J S 0 »»4 - O t c se e lo.a 11.41 Olxlyn Corp • 44 8W • '1 Wetaty 13.73 13.91 C P C I n t I 1 70 178 32’ J 32 3 3 's AAohiCO 1 10 13 34’ J 34*, 34’ >— 1,4 lb. P » r « m t 9.10 9.9S Equ Cp OSd 333 S 4H 5 -f Welltn 11.78 13.87 • C r a n e ,1.60 11 a w 4 8 * 48’ * — ’ X M o n o g ra m 155 13*^ 13V. 13*4 + P a u l R e v 8.74 9 . U Wright Investors’ Service Fed Resour 34 3W 3*-> 3 « ,_ Antimony, domestic, 99\4 per W lndw .95 Crewel C 4k 319 lOV. l o w 1 0 *^ ♦ M onsnt 1 to 216 50 4 ^ 49*— •i P a M u t 4.43 4 M X.03 10.' Felmonl Oil 3 17»» 17»* 17t» + W«>t lf^4.27 4.185 . believes the market is headed C r w n 11 1 30 33 13«4 MotenMe .40 124 8 7 ^ 84!a 8 7 « * - P e n n S q 8.<3 8.43 54 33'^ Ftnl SB .30«‘ 8 37»J, 37«'j 3 7 ^ + ' '-4 cent pure, f.o.b, Laredo, Tex., WMC10 S.48 5.99 Curtiu Wrt- ___ 44 12 IIU 114*— U-. Ml Fuel 1.80 r11 39’ ''» 3*W . Ford Cen 3 88 P h i l A . F d 1S.S3 \7JU “for a substantial . further 33»o 4- l » Bf ..H W M G th 4.44 4.15 -cvpru* M rr '-37H 37 37»4 M tS tT e l 1 34 3 * •'3 3 n • 73*% Frontier Air 34 ^ S'-J 5W— liilk 57.00 c lb. > i i o r i m 1 »J4 )I.S 4 ^TBlBifROGRlSS 5 W n e b n t ( . f D 7 M - advance with-"«nly minior^ Gen Battervi 57 39W 39’^ 39’ V - H ■ Copper, dectrolytic delivered P in e sr 11.81 11.83 Fd 3.13 3.13 Greer Mytjri S 4H 4W 4‘‘>— >s P ip n E n t 8.15 8.91 1 P » o n r F d 11.94 13.07 ZWoMr 10.5311J0 interim, reactions and we HuikyOt .IS 54 19*^ I8«* I9U + H U. S. 52.7M3.00 c lb.; lake n-4KM-d(9iam\d. t — irtexcn O il' V39 8W 8 8 — H P U n n d 11J 8 13.9t continue to advise a fully 52-37% c lb. P U G R O 13.84 15.13 u r u v a l U M e . tC8<»er In 7k 19 11»» 11H 1»»W— W inveited positiaa in prime- SALE PRICES Commodity Futures Kirtrrtna .m TO t r t 7T t *4 Lead, common, N. Y. 14.00- L e e E n .070 4 18»» 18’ » 14.50 Ib.; S t Louis 13.80-14J0 c quality.eqiês.” Lee Nett Cp 93 10»« 10 Over The Counter In a post-Labor Day analysU, Meens fw 1 8 30*w I9«* 19^»— '-4. BW Aik GOOD UNTIL , 1 1 a . m . T o d a y Mofwt Alrl >9 3W lb. the firm says one reason tor its NwPeni Mn 33 3’ *» 3'-> 3«/» Manganese 99.9 per cent boxed Amer.Bioct*. 7JSIV, 8J5 00kiepJ840 <50 73 73 73 -f optiniUm is “the worid’s atock P*CNW l.(M 19 15’ ^ IS'* ir*>— regular 33.25 c lb. BankofAmer. 84.00 84J7H SEPT. 15th T 1 : W P e m r s r : * - — 79 54- - Pnewm Oyn 1) 8W 9 7»% sigaals whkb irotdd scarody be prev. Ugh I . W « J B . PubcDPt .15 38 • T^lr— f.o.b. Port CdboRie, Ont. 133.0. First Sec. C. 4 S . 2 5 ; 44.00 ttSC ind ir«c J8 38k more Cnorabte Ibr the fatnra ShattucK 1 G a rre tt^ . May Idaho potatoes HJ 6 »5.55 $5.55 Om 4H 4H c lb. 20J0 UOO So«ltrtM 0«w 34' 13H ny-i 13’^ 14 of equity valnes in the Dntted Plantbium, a o f t . ^ fbw fUO- UaiioPwr. S7.00 0 . 0 0 May Maine potatoes 3.81 3 J K 3 J» 3.S4 Svaihvm Irw 10 ,17 1444 17 + States and Britain. whkfaJuEn. Syntvs C .40 319< 71^ 70H 7 0 H -i 125 ox. . ' U s .U t N a t T SIM S4J0 Oct Uve cattle 32J5 32J7 31JW 32.3Z, in n ,u h ^ . historically been dosely 31J7 31.70 31.5X. - 31 JO .IM lvC w it 7k 1 ‘k 444 4H Qiiickdlvtr, 9290410 7Mb. 1442H 14J7H . Feb. Uve cattle U T ^ S g r JO 1 1 3^ 1 3 H -; W aUgned.- Sept. eggs .3415 a m J32S J370 f l a ^ Kdhraod 3S.7S . S4J5 m . N.Y. pnxnpt dfUmy— U . 1 2 H U.S0 Sept. corn . IISH 11S% 1 M % M-Xmd. MWWcIh. Sept. wheat 1S0% ISOH 149V4 1S0V4 PJK.-EI*.- - - r m k 1 6 1 \ i MOK Hun Tiojm portbrsd 1090 1106 1100 1102 Tniigstenpoinler,9>Jpera»t F t e . 8 i l i f e s m Oct. sOvec coins Swedeni»ttiUjriks U l copies Dec. 143.00. 14SJS0 143.70 144J0 mlitennMMni HiMJOIlL RagenBnfe. u u » lUO docs m niifslsml to saver of newspapers p«t of tts ZbK, prtDM WMttm, M. .Y . KoOiSoycs M : J l the atad Book of Hi* Anwteili Quotations from Louis N. Ritten Co.. Twin Falls population, says tfav Ooitsd 17.00 e £ ; Etat St la m VtM S U m U fti x n -4 JI • KinMl'CMpHiriM NMiaMtl;-. Nabans. c n>L an«tjrUfe AM US Q e im ffa e ...... ^ , J . , u ^ W Times-News, Twin-Falls, Ic^hoThursday, September », 1971 — r wFeeiiager r y coMtiiiiies to n e t o p e n

FOREST HILLS, JvI.Y. (UPI)’ Hunt of Australia Wednesday, Just as in her two previous convihcing style with tliree —Center court darling Chris striking back for a 4-£, 6-2, 6-3 matches, the 16-year old service breaks at love in the Evert, a pon'y4ailed teenager victory to enter the se^-finals schoolgirl threw away the first final set. among seasoned profession^, of the U.S. Open tennis set iuid was forced to battle To the veterans, the annoying forced her way past Lesley championships. from behind. .She did it in little lady with 46 consecuUve singles, vlctocies hni .been a., scene-stealer, but she has brought glamour to a tour 7W£ nament suffering from the absence of many leading stars Wd nearly owns -the center court where she has won three matches. The familiar faces from former years get their best chance to end her spree on Friday when she must play top- seeded BlUle Jean King of Long' Beach, Calif. Mrs. King, a ISU coach sees good season former champion, made , the semi-finals with a 6-3, 7-5 victory over Laura DuPOnt of if team continues to improve Wilmington, Del., who had upset Nancy Richey Gunter in the previous round. -POCATELLO - “If we can State will definitely be ready to is he thinks he*s pleased. Ac Even the U.S. men have been NEW GOLDEN EAGLES Kurt Barron, Tulsa, left, and Ralph lôgress in the ilext two weeks field a fine team in 1971." E(i tually he’s not too sure. ignored in the shadow cast by Bollinger, Tulsa, right, have received starting nods firom new as we have in the first two Cavanaugh is obviously pleased “A coach always says he Miss Evert although thev are coach Bob Banfield when College of Southern Idaho entertains weeks of football practice Idaho with his ISU.football team. That can’t say anything about a moving ever-closer to an all- _Sârting pitchers Idaho State’s Bengals in a baseball doubleheader at 7 p.m. game until he sees the films. A American finale. Friday at Ja^^cee Park. lot of people think a coach is Two seeded Americans —No. fudging” when he Says that but 1 Stan Smith, and No. 7 Clark L.A. tops Giants, it’s true. Our scrimmage last Graebner —moved into the Saturday, the only scrimmage quarter-finals Wednesday join -and full contact-we’ve-liad, ing compatriots Arthur Ashe, Net group^ looked good to me. But the man seeded third, and Frank Froehl- CSl opens fall baseball with cuts deficit to 5 we had filming the game fouled ing in the round of eight. Marty LOS ANGELES (UPl)-BUl up and we got zero footage of Riessen of Evanston, III., was won’t lift Singer pitched a two-hitter for llxpos 10, IVIets 2 the hour and a half workout. We leading Yugoslavian Nikki Pilic, the Los Angeles Dodgers had lots of good contact in the 7^, 4-4 when -their match was Friday twin bill against ISL MONTREAL (UPI) -R usty field, but that’s nothing to the Wednesday night and with Staub drove in four runs and suspended bv , darkness until ruling contact there’ll be if I ever get College of Southern Idaho Jaycee Park. for Friday’s first game will'be relief from Jim Brewer ihut hit his 16th homer of the season Thursday. my hands on that guy." , Smith won his fourth-round moves into fail athletics for the Wednesday night he Tom Hofer, Mountain Home, at out tiM San Rrandico Gianta 5- Wednesday night as the Mon FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UPI) nominated two Tulsa, Okla., “Our offense appears to have match, leading 7-5, 3-2 when. -—United States Lawn Tennis first time Friday night, but in — catcher; Bollinger at first.base; • M tlw dMiloa leaden took treal Expos defeated the New pitciiers to start the twin bill. Tony Reynolds, A ^ ria , Ore., a lot of potential, but it has l>een CzecIiSstDvakian Milan^Holecek Association president Bob (i)l- of'Hll things — baseball. Côach iiitT T------1------York Mets, 10-2. Kurt Barron wUl open the first at second' base; John Wilson, inconsistent. (Tom) Lee' and was forced to quit because of a well replied to the threat of Bob Banfleld’s Golden Eagles tbe O ia ^ ’ lead over tbe M«w York fAon(r««l game and Ralph Billinger will "Pulsa, at third; Jim Dunsmore, second-place Dodgers in the •brhbi »brhbl (Dan) Halt threw well to our pulled hamstring-raii^le and cancellation oLtelevislon spon will m eet ti)e Idaho State Harrelion s&3 0 0 0 Hunt 3D 3 3 )0 four main receivers, Tom Ude, Bengals in a doubleheader go in the second — after playing Tulsa, at shortstop; Mike National League West was cut A Aarilrje^ ( s I 0 0 0 W o o d s i K 3 » » 0 Graebner defeated South Afri sorship of the U.S.—Gpen CaRRTT 3b J 0 1 0 Fdiriy 10)3 Tom Hofmann, George beginning dt 7 p.m. Friday at first base In the opener. McGraw, Omaha, in leftfleld; to five games with 19 left to AAarshBlI II 4 0 )0 Swanson It 0100 can Ray Moore, 6-2, 6-J, 6-3. Wednesday by stating that Idaho'State Is expected to go Bob Leise, Omaha, in right, and [4ay in the season. ^ Kranepol lb 4 1 2 0 Staub rf 3 114 Thompson, and Jim Dark, but Fourthrseeded Tom Okker of while he regretted the actlra S h a m s k y rt 3 0 0 0 Baitey If 4 1 )0 we fumbled the ball several with Curt Klnghorn, a Ben Plaza, Ontario, Ore., in Beset by a series of injuries Singleloo cl 3 0 0 ) AAarshaH p 10)1. Holland was the only foreign taken by Philip Morris, Inc., Grot* c 2 0 0 0 Sulherind 2b 4 0 ) 0 times. Our pass protection was righthqnder from Twin Falls rightfield. -F o il 3b 3 0 0 0 B a te m a n c 3 0 .0 0 winner in the. four men’s the USLTA would stand by Its this season, Singer notch^ his W hen 6 0 0 -and a junior tliis year, an^ a Following Friday night’s eighth victory against 16 losses Sadeckl- p 1 0 0 0 Boccabell )b3 1 0 ) also good. However the defense matches, beating Britain Roger rules, which, relaxed duringngj the ■ tJu -a riM p— L-Ll-l Wine la o.. freshman from California:------game the Eagles will letiuirtliK ~ Leadoff man Ken Henderson Clendenn ph 1 0 0 0 AAorlon p 3 3 3 0 Taylor, 6-4, M ,"4^6:3r year for women players, wi FriicUa p 0 0 0 0 Day cf 110 0 *-111b T The team undoubtedly will be visitor to Idaho, F ^ s for a twin got a double to right field in the Totall }tIS2Totalt 33)0 10 1 this time in the fall. That’s However, only when Chris enforced next year. pounds collide Ntw York 000 W) )W— 3 because the defense is playing the best CSI has fielded but bill Sept. 25, then return home first inning and the only other Mentrtal pi3«0 04*-10 took the court did the crowd of Colwell denied that the -r^CItUpQ. reactionfootball and the offense 8.901 finally corne to life. coach Banfield wants tn see hb on the 26th for a triple header Montreal 3 L0U__ -New VorO, Monfrear^ -USLTA had-threatcned-to-bar-----OAKLAND-+UPI-)— -Neariy- Ipitchlng .and hitting- under wiHi Treisure^. .Valley Com- who beat'ût a hit to the right is playiiigTls assignments and is After losing the first set, the women professionals for 1972 as 600 pounds of football meat actual conditions before going munity College. 'They wind up side of the Infield in the second. 3B-Hunt. Fairly. Kranepool HRS a little slow to react to changes. second and third sets belonged Staub <16). AAcCraw ()) SB—Baii«y. S— it has already barred men could collide headon Saturday to far out on the predicting limb, the fall season with’ a return Singer, who struck out five, Wood* SF -Boccabella, Singleton That should change by. Sep completely to her. From her contract players in accordance ip r ir bb u> tember 18." That’s the date ISU night when the Oakland Raiders “1 think our team speed Is tripleheader at TVCC Oct .2.___ had good control of his blazing Sadacki t 6 « 4 3 3 7 6 « 3 ) opening-game brealcs in the with International Tennis Fe play the Baltimore Ci)lts AAcCra«> 3)30 0 0 12 opens against South Dakota. final two sets, the match was in better than average and our f a s tl^ until the ninth inning Fnielta 1 3 4 0 2 0 deration decisions. at Jacksonnlle, Fla. defense looks very sound,” when he walked two men with Morion W »0 14 3 12 3 “We’ve been having a limited her grasp as tightly as the “We have no intention.’’ fYOUPUUtTITORfKOIT 0 ■niere’^ a ^chance ^ b Brown, Coach Banfield said. "The one„QUt,_Brewer came in and AAarihall 3 -amount of contact," says racquet she clutches with both Sav»—MarihaH <33). HBP—By McGra^/ CV)Iwell said, "of suspendlng- the Raiders’ 290-pound offensive pitching win survive pretty well walked the tiases loaded but got (Hunt! WP-Fn»ella T 3 13 A 14,439 Cavanaugh, “but it's been good. hands. any one or any group of players right takcle, might be ready to because of the defense. The GLOBE Bobby Bonds to hit into a Right now we have to guard as long as they abide by the take a few licks against Bubba hitting Is just something we’ll . gamiMtndin&dauhlf.play- against lethargy. The kids have ' Miss Evert got her vital WILL HAVE IT!!!! ~Bucs • t Q- Cu bs~h wo weeks aini lueuks-Jn tha first nnri seventh established rules of the ILTF Smith, the great 295-pound “TtiB loss went to ■ Juan- -WorKe have to wait and see about.” Truck Lon*. Twin.Fallil the USLTA.' defensive end of the Colts. The tentative startinirlineup- ^Maricha],“ now 14-10. The , PITTSBURGH (UPI)- -A1 they know we have two more ' games, coasting lo a 6-z victi Dodgers nicked him for a run 1 Oliver drdvf in five runs with a weeks to go before^ we play in the second set although she in the opening Inning when he 'homer, double and single and South Dakota. Our attitude is had to_ fight from a 15-40 deficit walked Wes Parker and Richie Steve Blass pitched a six-hitter very gbod right now and I don’t to take the eighth game. She Browns put 3 Allen, and Willie Crawford Wednesday night as the i Pit think it will slip. It’S our job to took the third set, breaking in N O W — TH IS WEEK bounced a single up the middle. tsburgh Hrates downed the make-suro it.doesn’t." the first seventh and ninth on taxi squad Chicago Cubs, 10-1, to move 6 1- Defensive Coach Randy game at love, and showing her In the third, Maury Wills CLEVELAND (UPI) - The singled to lead, off for the 2 games ahead of idle St. Louis. Tyson likes the way things have poise by bouncing back after losing her own serve on the Qeveland Browns announced Dodgers and scored when -gone for hio 'Wild Comanches’, TWIN fAI,I.S COUNTY The Pirates, who’ve won nine sixth game. Wednesday th il waivers nad - Parker banged a double against as Coach Cavanaugh calls the of their last 10, reduced their defense. "We changed the cleared on defensive back Erich the center Held wall. title clinching number to 13. San FranclKo Lot Angalat positions on several players "I guess I need a few games Barnes, quarterback Don Gault abrhbl «b r h bi Pittsburgh has 18 games left and it’s worked out very well. under my belt before I start," and receiver Charley Brinkman Henderin rf 3 0 10 W 0 and St. Louis 19. and all three have been placed AND Howarth It 3 0 0 0 Parker lb 3 3 3 1 Dermis Shorrock has gone from she explained. “I gained ..Hart pA 0 0 0 0 Oava cf 4 0 l 0 'Chicago Pittsbureh on the club’s taxi squad and Rovario pr 0 0 0 0 Allen 1b 3 0 0 0 ab rh bl ab r ft bi linebacker to ertd and Craig confidence in my strokes as we Mays lb 3 0 0 0 Ruvvall rf 0 0 0 0 Kessmoer ss4 0 I 0 Stenrêtt 3b 4)10 Eaiis from^ end to tackle and went along and I think the can be reactivated at any time. Bonds cf 4 0 0 0 Craêr p 0 0 0 0 Calllson rt 3 0 1 0 Stargeli H S 1 3 0 SEPT. 8-9-10-11 Marictial p 10 0 0 Canniiiar i 3 0OTI Hebner 3b 3 3 10 We were good then and we’re shots." by another National Football Williams ph 1 0 0 0 Pappas p 1 0 0 0 May c 3 3 13 good now. The main thing we’ll League team, Skorich would, AAcMatwn p 0 0 0 0 Miser ph 1 0. 0 0 Oliver 1b i 1 3 5 Arnold 2b 10 0 0 Gura p 0 0 0 0 Alley ss 4 0 3 » try to do the next two weeks is Although some of the other have recalled the waiver and Totals 31 0 3 0 Totals 3i ) « 3 Colborn p 0 0 0 0 Blass p 4 10 0 tan 000—^ AO improve our pursuit. We have professionals openly applaud substituted another player. Lot Angelas lOJ oo«— ■.heyrmantom^kms flpS 0 L 0 l 0 0 6 RODEO EVENTS (each night) $5,800 Rodeo purse money. DP San Francivco I. Los Anoeles 1 Fjnzonr ph I I I I beguirtcue a little lax: We don’t Miss Eveifs ' opponents, Mrs. . Hie aetion -Wednesday was- LOB San Francisco 4. Los Angeles 6 Deckj^ p 0 0 0 0 want individual tackles. We King has joined Chris’ cheering considered important because it REG KESSLER, Alberta, Canadalan Producer. CLEM McSPADDEN, an- 3B Her\Oefson 3B Parker SB Parker S TotlU' 3} 1 4 ) Totals nouncer. Jerry Olson and Miclcey Bagnell will be the cowboy clowns. Singer. Wills Chicaeo 000 000 0 ) 0 — 1 want several players to help section. brought: the club down to 44 tp h r er bb so Pittsburgh OJO 200 4«« —10 AAartcnal LUIO S63330 E Popovich Pepifone LOB -Chicago each other." Something doing every minute. SPECIALTY ACT each Night. M£Mar\on 3 0 0 0 1 0 S. Pittsburgh 6 Continuing on things that had Mammon I 0 0 0 0 0 7B Davis. Siaroell. Dli\cr HR -Oliver rrr' vr 7" tn hc, rinne. the next, few, days. RAY CAMMACK-SHOWS, AND-CARMLVAL. B r e w e r ip h r er bb so Tyson said, “We’ll have to work Save Brewer (19) MOP by V c M a h o n Pappas L V U 5 4 4 4 1 3 all 5 days on the Midway .. . NO (SingerI T 3 17 A si.009 Gtjra 1 1 3 3 3 3 0 0 on stopping the triple option.' Colborn 0 3 7 3 0 0 Newman 1 3 3 7 3 1 t South Dakota use^ it almost C A R N IV A L G A T E CH AR G E Tompkinj 13 10 0 0 0 Reds 4, Padres I Decker 1 10 0 0 1 exclusively and rarely passes:’* Save 1 /3 . . . at all ticket booths in the Cqrnival area Blass W 13 ; 9 6) 106 Tyson also singled out f baiters m *th work anuid gas Colborn pitched lo SAN DIEGO (UPI )-Lefthan- WP Cura T —3 1» A- M.9V sophomore outside linet>acker der Don Gullett drove in the Brian Vertefeuille. SEE first ta lly during a three-run second inning Wednesday night JERRY OLSOM and then needed late inning C^rty’s ‘ or oil? relief help as the Cincinnati also availabiB -a n d his Standings With ot^«Lto« Reds defeated the San Diego hearing _ • Padres 4-^.. ___ Am vrican i.vvvov tiaiKtin®* ___^ 6 0 0 lb By United Prass Intarnational The Reds tagged the loss on E a s t w I pet. Ob BUFFALO and Clay Kirby to end a personal postponed Baltimore S) 631 — Oelroit r9 63. .5*0 9 six game win streak over Boston , 14 69 S)7 IS other SPECIALTY ATLANTA (UPI) -An attor New York 7) 73 49> II Cincinnati which sUrted May ney for Atlanta Braves outfiel Washihfllon K3 4)1 30 25, 1970. His career record der Rico Carty Wednesday won Clevetarxl SS 17 317 33') Available In ACTS every against Cincinnati is 9-5. The w I pet. Ob a postponement for the hearing Oatiland «i-S3 634 — Sizes: 5-16, NIGHT AT THE win put GuUett’s record at 15-5 oh charges that the slugger Kansas City 76 66 S3S 14 while Kirby now Is 13-12. Ctiicaoo *7 75 473 33 AAA-EEEE struck a police officer and California *6 76 465 74 ^ RODEO a»ciiwuiti (an Oi««« “created a turmoil.” M 3b 4 0 l .O êw York 3 Boston ) <)) lnn»f>«s) atationa, garagca, machinc shopa ~ Foster cf 1 0 0 0 Gaston cf 4 0 0 0 the case ^ddayed because be Detroit S Washington 3 (nigM) wherever thore’a gaa/oii: Tough FREE! AFTERNOON ENTERTAINWENT1NTHE71RENA May lb S 0 0 0 Coiben lb 3 0 t 0 had numtfous witnesses he Minn«sola ) Chicago i (night* Ptrer 3b S 0 I 0 Brown rf 4 0 3 0 7 Kanus City « (niont) Ni>rene eole ataixia u p (o Banch c 3 13 0 Murrell if 4 0 )0 planned to present in Carty's Oakland I California 0 (mght) petroleum and rough wear. Como JFIIER WRANGLERETTES ANNUAL HORSE SHOW-Sof. 12 Neon fa 4 | i j r . | AAcRa« cf 4 0 0 0 Jestaof 3b 3 0 )0 (only gamei sch*di/i*d) in — try ’em for comfort! B r s a i o r a U GOOD Stahl pn 0 0 0 0 behalf. The case was reset for (Pick up thursday't games! ...... 5 Hrims 7b 4 0 0 0 Ken000 incident Aug. 25 tbat they ■ a r t PttMOus p 0 0 0 0 w §• CATE ADMISSIONS RODEO ADMISSIONS l v » « c 7 0 1 0 reqiiiredbotpitAl treatment. l*1 whom were otf duty at the time, N e w York n .511 I3 W |S«o«sn Tick«l« $3.00 plu« 9* tax B S .a4 LO B Cincinnati f . S a n O iC 9 0 Atontraai ' 6i r* 436 94 OPEN $2.42 plu* f lax SaUSBI f. • • - were fired as a result of the- PKiladalphia 04 .413 27'^ Ift-GkrtM.' Bench. Barton. Mason SB WMI lAdvlts ...... 97*plut3'taxfl.0« $Crafto*r. Rose incidejit. C vty accused the two w I pci . Bfc MONDAY KITE Rod«o Ganaral Admntion I ,p M r «r Mk M otf-duty policemen of harassing San Francisco 03 ** -573 — Ichildran (under 12) M $1.94 plus 6‘ tax 9 .S .# a | ~ea««»r»ris5 r 3 3 7 1 1 1 3 UaAngelB .- ^ H SS . i ------13 1 0 0 0 t .him and provoking a fight. A t la n t a 77 77 JO O T O “ lt t .9 P J t lExhibiter's Ticicat (1st 6 D*pt.) Jr. and Sf. Ht{|h . I 1 I 0 0 0 t C io c)rw > «tl 71 ^4 <*0 13 $1.00plwt3«lbxft^S — . tutor L iJ-iJ S t 3 1 2 1 H o u s to n 7* M i 13 97*plut3*taxflJMI| 3 1 0 0 0 0 San Di««e 54 M » >Tkk«t $1i00|rfu«3*tox.tlU M | 113 0 10 11 WOMEN'S LIB OiihiMn undar 12 . r I 3 0 0 0 0 « AAoniTMl 10 i««w York i 4rB|utl*lwil 1 3 0 0 « 0 C The firl? 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. By United Press International top independent. have much trouble scoring. Dakota in its first game under _M W co invades Burley, Coach gUl.Clbsson said he was _ Gdrrell ,back for this one, the aivd Shoshone &-1. . Nebraska, Northwest^ and Gmrgia 21, Oregon State 13- Washington 49, University of new coach Frit* Shiirmur. aosnone goes to CkKxUng w d pretty well pleased with about senior*quarterback missing last Jerpme is home to , Glenns Alabama are picked to win Bulldogs hoping to return as a California at Santa Barbara 12 Texas-ElPaio 52, Arlington 7 the“ VaUey (;k)nfgreMe 44 minutes of ths Indiana! week's wiiL.oveiL-VaUey.-B ut Ferry, thnthe Pilots holding a M three of the top games in the national power with sophomore —Huskies have a new offense • êj< in^F frtram U e Trevirw’a: chipsin wthafuUdâsarea opener against E>eclo. But in the usual^ split .end Jeff La Croix record against I-O for Jerpme. nation this, weekend as college quarterbac)c Andy Johnson. built around quarterback &>nny home town are strori^'in the high school footl>all enters its last four minutes,Declo scored filled in admirably and threw a However, Jerome will be the football opens its 1971 season in Louisiana State 27, Colorado SfxkiUer; air. third weekend of action. to win 8-6. ■> touchdown in paving the biggest team Glenns Ferry has every sector except East. 14—Bengals eyeing another out Also: Pacific 14 over Miami Only Twin Falls leaves the Gooding hopes to have Gary 11-6 decision. Gooding is 1-1 now faced ^yef and Coach' CeSH And soine shockers are in standing State 21 over WATCH IT, COACH area, the Bruins going to Watson says, despite two vic stoi-e, according to UPI r e ^ n - Florida 35, Duke 10-Gatoi' Hayward State. i Nampa. Friday night for a non- tories, “we’re still pretty small .al experts close to the s ^ e . quarterback John Reaves starts The Rockies Washington Redskins conference battle...... P ick ^ to lose: M iclân, his driye toward Jim Plunkett’s By Tracy Rlngplsby, coach GeorKf Allen wasn't Yanks edge Boston and slow.” ‘ ...... upset ' when defensive back Coach Norm Thomas and his Jerome Coach Ed PeterMn "Mississippi, ’ SoutheiTJ daufor- NCAA total offense record. Cheyenne . ^ nia. ■ Long Beach State 20, Missis Wyoming and Uiyersity of Spfiedy Duncan ran into him Bruins go against Nampa, was pleased with the 10-point and fractured ope of the which k having Its first outiiig, decision over Wendell in the Around the nation, with sippi 14—Surprise! Ole MlsS is Texas a t El. Paso are the only Western Athletic Conference coach’s ribs during a prac rather in the dark about per 2 - 1 in 1 1 in n in g s opener and anticipates a eastern debuts still a week down without Arching Manning tice session. Allen rem em sonnel. The ■ Bruins know marked increase in .per away: ^ 'id former coach Johnny teams opening this week. Both bered 1966, when he ihcurn.-d NEW YORK (U P I)-A sacri something about the way Coach formance from his troops with. The Midwest aught. figure to be easy winners. a broken hand that became fice fly by John ElliS drove in Tigci's 5, S ,o !q ,n s 3 Karl Elliott coaches bu( just the first game out of the way. By Ed Salnsbury, UPI CHICAj Mso: Texas Tech 7 over Wyoming 31, South Dakota 7 a good Juck charm as the Roy White from third base with what manpower he’ll have to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Hansen takes its perhaps GO le, William arid Mary. 6 —Wyoming’s veteran offense Los iVngeles Rams whom ho one out in the th inning execute will be another matter. 11 Gates . Brown, Aurelio Rodri precocious sophomores into an Northwestern 26, Michigan 17 over The Citadel, Wake Forest , and quick defense should prove coached then, ran of( eiytit Wednesday and gave the NeW “We didn't feel that Nampa guez'and Bill Fteehan cracked acid league test at ^Baft River. —A close one that might settle 21 over Davidson, Kentucky 7 too much for smaller South straight, wins.. had too much returning but York Yankees a 2-1 victory home ruiis as, the streaking the Big Ten title. over Pemson, Toledo* 14 over /er-l Hansen iMt to Mackav in the ;ner7^ngTi{nm 6stT)rthe" — Michigan-State-34rniinois~7-----East-€atH>Iinav-Noptt»-C««Iin§- Thevittory kept t}ie Yankees’ have much better jize than we three-game sweep of the points in the first half, then Bob Blackiriw gets a cruel State 6 ,,over0' Kent State, North slim third place chances alive. expected. But it is an SIC team Washington Senators, 5-3, Wed came back to defeat Ha'german initiation into the Big Ten Caroiinji 28 over Richmond i They trail the Red Sox by three so, although ^ e game doesn’t nesday night. by a surprisig 18-point margin. coaching fraternity. Florida State 10 over Southern games. count in th e' conference, we D e tro it W a t h ln g t o n Raft River has>un over two . Minnesota 17, Indiana 10—A Mississippi, Vanderbilt 26 over White opened the 11th inning a b r h bi • b r h b l battle tq> escape last place in Chattanooga, Virginia 10 over know it will be a tough one,” he McAujUfe 3b S 0 0 0 Unser r l S 0 0 0 opponents and migUt still be said. by drawing a walk off reliever Rodriguj 3b 5 ) ) 1 Nelson 3b S 2 1 0 called untested.. However, the league. Navy. Bob Bolin and advanced to CBrowo If 13 1) Howard 1b 3 0 0 0 But the spotlight always C a s h l b 4)10 B iltln g s If 4 0 ) 1 Coach Kay Harper will have to Ohio State 24. Iowa 7—Woody The Southwest second base when Bolin threw F r e e h a n c 4)13 M a d d o x c< 4 0 3 ) Hayes shows his new talent. ByMlkeRabun,UPID returns - to the Mini-Cassia Northrup rt 3 0 11 Casanova c 3 111 find a halfback with two on the Danny Cater’s bunt too late to S ta n le y cf ‘ 4 0 3 0 A M e n 3b 4 0 1 0 country when the Spartans and Injured list. , Also: Wisconsin, 48 over Ferguson shows Razorbacks second. Ron Swoboda sacrificed B r in k m a n . SS4 0 1 0 CuMen ss 4 0 7 0 Bobcats get together. Friday Kilkenny p 31) ) 0 Broberg p 3 0 0 0 Declo, rebounding, late Northern Illinois, Cincinnati 6 have lost nothing at quarter both runners along and Ellis Whillock p 10 0 0 Pina p 0 0 0 0 over Dayton, Western Michigan night's battle should be a B u r r o g h s ph ) 0 0 0 against Shoshone for a 1-1 back with the departure of Bill donnybrook and at least closer won the game with a 350-foot C r / e n d a p 0 0 0 0 mark, travels to Hagerman in 13 over Illinois State." Montgomery. fly ball to right. T o t a ls 34 S V S Totals 9 • 3 than the- past couple-three O e tro it 103 000 0 1 0 - 5 another loop contest. The The Midlands ^ Houston 42, Rice 7—First Washington )00 0)0 0)0— 3 By Charlie Smith, UPI Kansas years. Botlen N«w York E - Kilkenny. D P --Washington 3 LO B - Pirates showed a scoring punch meeting for two schools less • b r h bi a b r I) bi Detroi) A, Washington 9 . . S 0 3 0 • Clfy' than five miles apart but Rice Burley brings a 1-0-1, record G r il t in 2b 5)10 Ciarke 3b HR G Brown (fl), Rodr.iQue2 (141, in their passing attack against 5 0 3 0 into the • fray and hM definite Penique; ss 5 0 1 0 Munson c Frcehan (19), Casanova (5). SB -G ; Hansen but didn’t run ex Nebraska 28, Oregon 22— just doesn’t have the bodies to VUrim ik U 3 0 0 0 AJoo c l- - • 5 0 0 0 B r o w n . S m ith ct 5 0 3 ) W h it e It 3)00 Ip h r t r b b so 67,000 home fans may make the compete. team characteristics. Minico is 3 0 0 0 ceptionally well. PelttcellfjbJ 0 0 0 Cater 30 Kilkenny W 44 73383333 difference. Texas A&M 27. Wichita State ^trying_toJDrgeLlhe^firsLthre^ Scott------1b ,------^4 0 0 0 Swotwda rt 3.31 -milllQCh. Q -D Murtaugh, with victories over Oglivad for excellent defensive teams but win” year for coach Gene C o o p w ph ) 0 0 0 K e n n e y « 0 0 0 0 T 3 36 A - 3.V73 Mizzou’s offense is over 25^20. D o lln p 0 0 0 0 Stolllemyr p 3^0 0 0 th^ first time to play the Oakley Stallings. H a n s e n p h ) 0 0 0 matched. Also: Memphis State 13 over It will be largely a matter of A k e r p 0 0 0 0 Hornets. By comparative .speed against stlperior size. CIbbs 10 0 0 A’s 1, Angels 0 , scores it should b6 tight. Oakley . Kansas 41, Washington State West Texas State, New Mexico H a m b r i’g h t p O 0 0 0 27—Offensive fireworks rule State 28’over Drake. North ' Burley has good overall team Totatt 31 1 S 1 T o t a U 34 3 I 2 OAKLAND (UPI) - J im Hun and Kimberly tied and Mur speed and has proved it isn't ftotton 000 001 000 W— ) this one. Texas State 2 ovef .>Brigham A o m s taugh nipped Kimberly by a N*w. York___ 000 000 »00 0)— 3 ter hurled his 19th win, the high Oklahoma State 18, Mississip Young. afraid to hit — both ways. E AVer DP^’Hoston ) New York 3 LOB for him in seven major league point. In its opener Oakley if hireriT you hail from yonrc itluays B o sto n t . Y o r k 9. . pi State 7—Cowboy sophomores The Far West Fullback Brent Larsen at 140 3D CriKin HR Swoboda (1) S,Cater 3. seasons, in blanking the Califor showed it liked to tôw quite a u t Icoiik' at our hri'U'rry. ll ’i' haiiribum poi'nj; pounds is totally reckless with Swoboda SF Ellis bit. , grow up in a hurry. ' By- Joe Sargis, UP! San kp h r t r b b s « nia Angels 1-0 on four hits ‘ Kansas State 20, Utah State F ran cisco - Û-ever.y.day..fr^n 'ilAajt ------‘ - — ------his body and probably won't last M o net 9 6 1 ) 4 Wednesday night to reduce the Rimrock, which doesn’t have B o liii L i 3 I 3 3 3 ) ) 0 14—Isaac Jackson makes his Alabama'27, Southern Califor- i .So tirop in. up or over. vtr. the season since he bangs Stolitemyre 7 4 1 1 1 Oakland A’s division-clinching the speed of last year, gives harder than most 195-pound A k e r debut with a flourish. nia 21—Many /-west coast H a m b rig h t W 3 ) magic number to seven. Carey a test at Carey in eight- T -2 40 A -6 .1 5 4 The South 'pbservers think USC will climb Olvwpin Itreiviuf; ('.oini>auy high school fullbacks. California Oakland man action. Carey ' blanked Against Blackfoot, Minico abr h bi ab r ti bl Richfield in-its -debut and By David . Moffit, UPI Atlanta back to the top.but coach John -^û-rrlfbraling'T.y-yy^ttn ------— Alomiir 3t> 4 0 10 Campnrs ss 4 0 10 Georgia Tech 28, South showed it was rather slow afoot, Brewers 7, K.C. 6 H iv e rs cf 3 0 0 0 R u d I If 4 0 1 0 Castleford toppled Rimrock two McKay says he is a bit worried Tumuawr,if afhiHpon.Ôly Frogosi ss 0 0 0 0 Jackson rf 3 0 0 0 Carolina 14-rNo time wasted in about his defense? The guess at least by comparison to the KANSAS CITY (U PI)-Jose Chrlslnsn ss 3 0 0 0 feando 3b 3 0 10 weeks ago' '«'7s~p 0 0 0 0 O a l C i n i H U 0 Bell p 10 0 0 Krkptrck ph ) 1 l‘ ) SKI Blackfoot. V o s s rf 0 0 0 0 B u tle r p/* ) 0 0 0 lose“^drafr The reasons to expect about P in ie lla p h 1 0 0 0 Total! 37 7 t) S-Totals 35 6)0 4 the same are there. Burley, MilwaukM 000 160 00»-7 against a bigger Buhl defense, Kansas Ctfy 000 060 000- 6 E-Clemons DP— Milwaukee 1. Kansas pick to TB ran extremely well in the first City ). LOQ~ Milwaukee 6. Kansas City 5. 3B -Cardenal. He.sc. 3B-Pafek H R - half and was worn, down Cardenal (31. SB May. ÎTTSBURGQ (UPI) - inie ip ti r *r bb so Pittsburgh Condors wnounced physically in the later stages — S la lo n 4 5 5 5 i3 4 SALE •'C offensively more than defen- ^V>rrls ' 0 3 1)00 Wednesday that lievi Wyatt, glvply hilt there was a decline B e ll W I G 4 3 0 0 1 1 their Iôi 2 draft pick this year. in both. Minico had superior F It i m o r r i t L 6 3 4 ) 3 is sutfering Ironi a rare form Clemonj •0 3 3 1 )0 Package Special manpower and size against Dal Canlon 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 of tuberculosis artd will not play B u tle r 4 3 0 0 0 4 . Blackfoot and stuck with two CJamons p>tch«d to 4 batters m Îh, this s e ^ n . platooning, wearing down the Slaton pitched to 5 baiters .n 5th, Morns Mark Binstein, Condor gener- p ilc h e d lo 3 b a tte r s m 5 lh . -al-^nanager-r-said-Levi»-a:eS Olympid Delux e ...... •the final period.- Sinc*e Burley, center-iorward, has been sent with only a 28-maii turnout, has- Twins 3 , S o x 1 back to his home in Fayette, Italion or German to use men both ways, the two- Miss., “Where he will undergo 5 BUCKLE BOOTS Placfic Ski Boots . CHICAGO (U P D - *69” platoon rould hurt the Bobcats medical treatment and get a late. Lefthander Jim Kaat set down complete rest for the next six Miller or Cubco the Chicago White Sox on four The Gooding-Shoshone game months.” ttep in Bindings ^ ...... also features neighbors to love hits Wcdneklay night to eara- “ He has been hospitalized on BINDINGS *25“ to hit each other. Shoshone his 11th win of the season in a and off for the pak three or 3-1 victory for the Minnesota -four weekB imd -tcota which i_gWL Twins. were conducted under the M in n e so ta Ct«tcaoe . bt ab r ti bi supervision of Dr. A. J. Cipriani Blacks to a b r h Tovar rt 5)7 ) Williams rf 4 0 1 0 $ y s Braun II 5 0 1 1 Hrshbrgr cf 4 0 0 0 indicated a rare form of TB k .H e b r e w 10 4 0 7 0 M a y 1b 4 0 ) 1 throughout his entire respirato- Steel or .Aluminum H e e s e )b 0 0 0 0 Melton 30 4 0 0 0 POLES seek club ... nuwa-rl , T i n D_Bnihardt_Lf^ 3.0 0 0 ry system,” Binstein said. N e ttle s cl 0 0 0 0 Huntx 3b’ ~3 ti 1 0 Cardenat %s 4 0 3 0 Herrmann c 3 0 0 0 Dr. Cipriani,. the Condor’s Brye cf 10 1 ) Alvarado ss 3 0 0 0 team physician, said Wyatt's Soderhim 3b 3 0 0 0 Wood p -^000 in NBA 0 McKmny ph 1 1 1 0 ailment was ,“100-p e r cert Total Retail Value MittefMâld c4 1 3 Jr. Size Kaat p 3 0 0 0 curable and he possibly could BOSTON (UPI) -A group of T o t a ls 34 3-10 3 T o t a ls 3) ) 4 f black athletes and entertainers M in n e so ta 'I 00} 100 000— 3 progress to a point where he Package 99 C ttica g o ^ 000 000 0 0 )- 1 We Give You have been planning for more e - May LOB -AAmnesola 9, Chicago 3 may play ball again." 30 Cardenas S - Kaat. SoderfM^lm SF Binstein said he ordered ONLY . ’59 than a year to petition the - B r y e National Football League foran Ip h r m yiyatt, a small college AU- All This For Kaat W U 13 . 9 4 1 1 0 5 9 9 expansion franchise, the Boston Wood L l« 11 » )0 /3 3 ^ 4 Ahierican at Alcorn A&M last HBP-By Wood (Olival J — i 07 A - R ^ r d American said Wednes 7 .# M season, into the hospital for day. tests after a July 13 clinic in ONLY ““ TTiS reportTsaid.MemphlS had New-Jersey.------•T9 -becn-sdêd-fisHhfrsite-for^he- Fish new club with “stroi^ sen- mance in oiy rookie - camp > A Few Siz^s ; timent” towards naming the niovehMHil jcould not have been the. result All last Years Stock A Few Sizes team the Memphis Kings in of a lack of ability or a poor, Blizzard Bit* Httnlc* honor of the late Rev. Martin PORTLAND (UPI) — The attitude and after I worked Olympic Skis 0 Luther King who was slain Columbia River system fish with him at the dinic I felt that 1970 models there in April, 1968. count for Sept. 7: there was something physically SKIS B o o rs ■ Financial backing for- the . Bonneville — Chinook 11,494; wrong with Levi," Binstein ; dub, estimated to be between steelhead 3,357; shad 2; ,blue- said. :tl2 million-4M milUon, wiU be back 2; silvers 6,210 hump . MOW sought through the King Foun- back 13. ___ REDUCED V2 Price *30“ - dation, affluent blacks and The Dalles — Chiiwok 7,539; RaTTTs^claim - successful black-owned busines- steelhead 3,237; bhiebadc 1; : ses, the newspaper said. 1; suvers 1,796. Jets’ While John Day Chinook 3,988; 5 ex-champs, steeOtead 3,722; blueback 4; LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The silvers 3,351. Los Angeles Rams bolstered their running attack Wednesday ;iîer_lpjurne McNary — Chinook 994; steel head 2,381; sU v w #01.^- -- hv piddng up 1 Whto hnm COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPI)— Ice Harbor — Chinook 202'; the New York_JeU and U the- Three former Masters chatft- steelhead 1,312; sUvers 118. same time rdeased four ‘ pions and two former PGA Lower Monumental — Qu- players to get down to the : champs load the fidd Tbursdajr nook 101; stedbead 452; blue- playing limit of 44 men. into the B r s t ' ro'und of the b«ck 4; sllvera 33. The changes cime as tto ■1100,000 Southern O b« goU Uttle Go«» -r Chinook 32; Rams finished pnp an tim s for . tournament. steelhead 307; sOVirs 22. . their . fihsl preseason gaoM: ‘ Dari Sikes shot.a Priest Rafiids — Chinook 66; ’Ihorsday; night at the GoUaean ^ M over the Green Island steelheacl 60; shad 1; silvers against the. & n nnndMD Qkuntry CTub Course Wednesr 19. Forty Niners. - dsy to l^ d th« pros in the pro- Wdls Dam — (3iinook 56; T H E R E IS A R E A L B U Y for y w HI am event stedbead 17; Uuebadt 19. ' to d ay't W ant Ads. I t T)m w -N «w t. Twin Fall*. Idaho û fw to: m«»-Navw, vTwIn Falli, Id^ho, 1* ■ tEGAL NOTICE . UGALNOTICE^ :— ^ ------m ; ANOTHKR9UMMONI' ; avIICawNo.lHn . iNVtTAtibtrroii iib t IM t h e D IS T R I C T C O U R T O F T H E SaalM bids will ba racaivad-by the FIPTM-JUDlCtAL-OlSTHtCT .atyjqLJwlTLHalliL^ldJihoLaLlhii. office of ttia C ity Clerk up to 4:00 . THE STATE OP IDAHO.'IN AND, . FOR TWIN FALLS COUNTY o'clock P.M..on Friday, Sepftmbar MARY HELEN LUNA, PlalntHf. IT, t»J1. at which time they will ba openiRl publicly and raad In ttie. m n cll Oiambars of Ihe City. Hall. EUGENE ORTIz' LUNA, Defen-. Sacotid Avenue East. T w M Falls. Idaho. Said bids w ill be received on the stale of idah^cndiII greet Ingi Ihe following: t-- to Eugene. Ortli Lunaijf.th* aboy*" 1. Palntlns the top ^f the named defendant. H«rrlsdn Street Water Reser. You are heret>y notiffcd that .; voir. - comolalnt has been fiitd aaalnst you J. Purchase of a pov971, w o n S U.M M O N S NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT-OF THE •IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL ' THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF FOR THE COUNTY OF.TWIN IDAHO. IN AND FOR THE . F A L L S COUNTY OF VALLEY. MAGISTRATE DIVISION Apple Cinnamon MAGISTRATE DIVISION. In Th« Interest Of BRENDA SHEPHERDER BREAb II In the Matter of Ihe Estate ot JOYCE HODGE« Child Under 18 . I HOWARD R. KULP, Deceased. Yeirs Of Age. 22Vl OX. BREAD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN- THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS That on the 24lh day df July 1971, GREETINGS TO Jim Hodgn a- LeRoy Whitman, Cleta M. Ritchey YOU.ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED i and Raymond N. Kulp, tiled their That a Petition, pursuant to the I lfli; Petition herein alleging that they Child Protective Act, has been filed T O < r.i-r m ...... a r« Interested pei'sons and as Ad. In the above entitled rhatter In the A loaves H m J r loaf HVi'\ mlnlstrator and Administratrix of i p p i i - n i ! the Estate of Howard R. Kulp, above entitled Court, the Petitioner, I it n ll u'u; Department of Public Assistance, i Eiii 1 1 deceased, and ppaylng ' that the State of Idaho, and you are hereby P rights of all persons interested In . directed to appear at the hearing on said estate be determined and said Petition, at 1:30 P.M., on the CHUCK VÂGON declared by this Court, and that It be ' 29th day of September, 1971, in said 'BLADE CUT determined to whom distribution of Court, Judicial Building, Twin Falls, GROUND _sald esfale jhould bejnade______ldat>6, in compliance'with the Order FROZEN FOODS SWISS STEAK . Alt person^ wtw have or claim any of the above entitled court. Interest in said estate are hereby rAr-tAN€ASTER7- . w S l w w i t : ” BOflEnESS~ STEAK -twrriied that the.23nd day-of Nov;— C le r k 1971,at the hour of J;30 o'clock p.m .. By MARSHA MONROE, In the Magistrate Division of the Deputy Clerk GOLDEN CROWN USDA CHOICE BOHELESS USDA CHOICE FRESH District Court ot the Fourth Judicial P U B L IS H : Sept. 2nd & 9th, 1971. BANQUET District of the State of Idaho, in and tor the County of Valley, thereof, has ROAST been fixed as the time and place lor NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that hearing sald-Petltioni at which time pursuant to Idaho Code, Section 26- C and place all persons Interested In ICE USDA CHOICE laid estate mayjppear and show 312, the Tw in Falls T itle 8. Trust MEAT cause. If any they have, w hy such Com pany of T w in Falls, Idaho, a trust company organized under the Petition should not be granted and I lb such O rder made. Reference is laws of the State of Idaho, has sold lb hereby made to said Petition for ail of the assefi-endJ2utiiij6ia-CU!5 CREAM further particulars. trust department to Twin Falls Bank . PIES 4 jTrusi Company, a banking cor SiK’iSHiS'33 rfliiiHTSi; PHif NOTICE ISALSO GIVEN that any poration organized under the laws of BEEF TURKEY CHICKEN person claiming an -interest may the State of Idaho. The agreement of 1 / 2 G a l . l p S 5 appear and file with the Clerk a ..taile provided, among other things, written statement setting forth his for the transfer b y the seller to the interests in said estate. purchaser of all fldu^cT^y positions Dated this }4th day of July, 1971. held bylhe selierT The agreiênt of~ By Deputy Oerk purchase and sale has been RAYBORN, RAYBORN, WEBB & authorized by the acting ‘ Com- for 5 8 ^ PIKE miulonerof Finance and approved BONE By R.E. RAYBORN by. a vote of the malorlty of the Attorneys for Petitioners tt6Ckh6idtffr ~ B r ~ i8 iTw ~ ana pur - chaser. PUBLISH; Aug. 19, M,'Sept.~J »• 9, DATED, thii 3Ut day of August, CHUCK :CHUCKRI 1971. 1971. - TWIN.F_ALLS BANK a. euiaij CAAHC WAGON- -SEMI-BOMELESll TRUST COMPANY h e r e b y g i v e n ^^'By (s) IVAN B. SKINNER, THAT the following described tract Secretary Of land belonging to the State of T W IN F A L L S T I T L E & Idaho and 'situated In Twin Falls TRUST COMPANY ROASr County wlirbe offered for sale at -By-<»)-LEO ANDERSON/ — a " public auction at the Twin Fatlr- Secretary BONEUESS USDA CHOICE 1 1 ‘ '■ County Coorfhoose/ Friday, Sep. P U B L IS H : Sept. 2, 9 & 16, 1971. J '. >»'l. *:OOP.M., Mountain m STOHE M fn.fREE2E M i ! Daylight Saving Time. Estate No. 145 I. U N IT I NOTICETO CREDITORS The North Half (NV^) of Section IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF c i Thirty.six 0 4 ) , Township Six ( t ) 1 THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT r i — South, Range Tw e lve (I J ) OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN East, Boise Meridian, containing AND FOR THE COUNTY OF TWIN ONE Three Hundred Twenty OJO.O) FALLS. MAGISTRATE DIVISION. acre*, more or lass, and In theMatterof the Esfateof N.V. CAL 'M. lublect to Easem ent No. 4190, B ell' Sharp, Deceased. ♦ 1 . 7 3 Rapids Miitual. reservoir and canal j — i^riTu i' II iirn n a r ntvEN bv 1 Easement No. i m Idaho Power tha Executor and the Ex«w rlK TO" Company, transmission line. AP tt)« cHidltors of and all persons PRAISED PRICE: tn,000.00. No, having claims against N.V. Sharp, Lessee Improvem ents. I cftCMsed, or tiis-estatei-t0 exhibit. ------UNIT a------tt\«m. with the necessary voischers, The South H alf (Sl 6 m ti MIt and day of Saptemtiar, . H X tANCASTER, aark % tAOIE DaSLEE, OxHJty S 5 S f t « H : Sapt. », ) « «i JX .Wl. ,lf ■■ i-.

~~30 tliWes-News, Twin Falts, Idaho Thursday. September. 9, 1971 OASOLINE A LLE Y~~

neecj m t m G E r ^ th e jeep evet'u'clau. , \ . By Jacoby $-tubo5, if I'm qoinq t o drive it to Small Detail Trips South school.' A YOUNG LADY on her first date with a new gentleman spades, five hearts and two friend ought to observe how he doodles, If possible. Should N O t t T H he absent-mindedly draw circIej|,or wavy lines on. the napkin^ AK 10 clubs and .Iherefor^ was left A Q J ______- with four-diamonds; East only held one card take-you-out ■ of all of this ... "O r words to that effect. ♦ K J 107 But', if he dcetches crosses, checks or rectangles, he’s a 4 > A 9 4 in that suit. If were the practical character who’s more likely to phrase it, “ Let's W E S T E / \ S T qiieen it would (^^op on the 4t96 * 87532 first lead; if it were a small make a deal, baby." Such is the contention of a doodle . V 1 0 9 8 U 2 V 7 3 card, South would have a analyzer. This pectiliar theory has caused our,Love and War ♦ Qesa .. ^4 sure finesse against West. •man some mild sorrow but no real pain 4k73 '4ilOSG52 " South smiled happily. He p s^ t.'-I'm /ocJ + K (ij He led the seven of dia I TELL YOU it's against the law in Louisville, Ky., to walk monds from dummy! He behind a mule w ithout speaking to the animal Both vulnerable took his ace; led a-;second' first? . . . . CONSIDER a woman’s leg. Not one in a million West Nurih Kast South diamond and fihessed but looks as good bare as when encased in a nylon stocking, 1 N T . had to win that tric k in Pass 7 N.T. Pass Pass contends a models' agent . . PLEASE NOTE ALSO, dummy and couldn't finesse approximately 2S babies a year are born in Los Angeles P a s s again. ' O poninK lead-i-y 10 ______taxicabs - H e—had—forgotten—to-l«a 4 - dummy’s 10 or jack the first HAVE YOU EVER eaten snails, mister? If not, why not. By Oswald & James Jacoby time! Nevermind; only 8 per cent of the grownup men nationwide .4 little learning is apt to (NfWSPAPER ENTtRPRISE ASSN.) have done so. Pollsters found that out. No connection prove a .dangerous thing. certainly, but that is ixactly the same proportion of men, South had learned all about they say, who have tried to write something to sell to counting distribution and \ magazines.- ' about planning the play of The bidding' has been: the tiand_at trick one. He Wfs< North Ea.st, Soutti CUSTOMER SERVICE- Q "Wasn't the vacuum cleaner hadn't learned how to end it...... 1 + f invented by a man named—Hoover?" A, W H—Hoover of He studied the hand' care P a s s 1 4 ) P a s s 3 V North Canton, Ohio, didn't invent it James Murray. fully before playing to the Pcss 3 4b Po-ss ? Spangler, an asthmatic janitoi, put together a contraption first trick and noted that his . You. South, hold; out of a pillow case, .a soap box and a little electric fan. To whole problem lay with the K 8 7 V KQ 94 *6 4^KQ7S keep the dust down When cleaning up, that dust made him queen of diamonds. W hut do you do now? sneeze something fierce. Hoover looked over the rig and Then he rdn off the hearts A— Just bid four spades. Yo ur financed improvements. That wasn’t the earliest vacuum and .noted that East shed a parlncl- needs two ares and the cleaner, however. An Englishman devised the first o_n.e. .>:padc. N e x t cam e three queen of. i^pades for a slam . If -idunds of clubs. The drop of he has those cards he know s it. WHAT DO Con'ad Hilton, Katl^j.rine Anne Porter, Ara a heart from West was also TO DAY'S Q UESTIO N noT€U~aTTd~tttcd~awayr~Thien ^Parseghiah, Jaines "Cagney, Bess~Myerson, Presrdent~RTclurd You do bid f^ r spades" ancT Nixon and Marlon Brando have in common? They all play South ran off the spade.s .Vour partner bids four no- winning the l a s t one- in Ifum p. You bid l i v i d ia m o n d s the piano.. .. THE SOUTHERN MAN’S djet, reports dummy, West let the, last to show one ace and he bids KERRY DRAKE George Dolan,- that savage, consists of rolls and grits. . heai-t go and South had.^a five spades'. W hat do you do Mealtimes he eats nothmg, just tolls Ixis eyes !Uld~grit5 Ws complete count of the hand. n o w ? teeth . . . . AND DON'T FORGET, the average high school I VOU’RE JUNPER a rre st West had-Started with two Answ er Tom orrow . M R S . E b W A R D S / R E a 6 football squad weighs 5,000 pounds, average college squad I HER Rights to her 7,000 pounds, average pto squad 9,500. 'HA PPy.. WHILE I PHONE ANY OLD UNIVERSITY can teach History, but where O U T OUR WAY can-you find a scholarly course in The Future? Tell you where In at least 3S0 universities now. I’m informed'. Don’t have a Ust at hand o(,-the gifted sages who'll teach these :lasses, unfortunately Too bad Vvhat a valuable roster that .;ould be! Approximately 350 professors who know what's .(oing to happen! Make good weathermen, what? * * * your quesftons and com m enfs are welcom ed and w ill be

~~u s e d i n 1 J C/3V wfierever possible Please addreh~yduf letters to LM Boyd, P.O Box 170^6, ^Fort Worth, Texas J6102 ______U^-l^-l^ckaughLSxndicate^ltKj______^__~~

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Lm I and Fourf^. H«lpWowt»^ V» Farm Work W antod . 73 Homes For Salo 50 OmI off Town HortiM 51 WANTeO:-Janltor»rmald»> change -tOST; Small rad wtilt«t(accd haltar CUSTOM'OEAN comblnltfg. NeW lN-j|^ROMEr*3-bedroom'Home~lh' 1^‘liEPROOM hourt i r T M ’ lilaW' . c«lf. 4 North. 2^ E «t, J m r r f. boys and girls, and cocktail MO CaMwitti bait unloader. Year» excellent location. Full basement, Streat, Filer. 7JJ 544*. ______waitresses. Good working con of fxpeflence Vvlth garden beans. douUe oarage ’ and larqe lot. ditions, hospltalliatlon, paid Contact Neal Ctirlttlanten, Mitten 111.800. Call H A M LE T T R E A LTY , FOUND: BsautlfU ladles witcti on wacatton. Apply In person. CAC« Apartnfientf, Paul. 43ISW2. 733-4979. «U h l , s bedroom home on extra dOMitoum m all. Q alm at TImM- TUS p e t e ’ s . Jackpot. large lot. 1.0W square le«t. Priced '' N«w« front bwica. Murt Identity. SWATHING i>nd Baling. North 2 BEDROOM ho>ne. Gas furnace. a tm ly »13J«0. Call Gen* HopMnt. WANT EXPERIENCED dairyman. Jerom * area.. Call 324-4177.- carpeted. Close < to spools. or LAND OFFICE, O): LOST: BLACK ihaggy female itieep All new facilities. Write Box No. , downtown. 733-7754, 733-4g^: 733- ID A H O R E A L T O R S , 713-07U, dog. Tan Terrier with nameplate. .M-13 c», TIMES-NCWS , No. ]. Reward. ;33-3«37 after 4 Large solid bales with new New n iw .m . 7XI-V03A days. DRIVERS or helpers wanted on hay .Holland e ' 1J4 20«. "TWO 2 bedrooiV) homes, same lot. trucks. Experience needed. Phone Modern. Gas furnace. Total Parma Far Sol* al Nolle** W 4034. ------— ----'CAWTOM COBH CHO^ PIMO- - IZLQOQa Heybum. Inquire after 5:00. BY OWNER: ti acre* at 100 NOHh,. Citrrespdndentsare BESTLINB DISTRIBUTORS LEO'S CUSTOM 350 West 01 Rupert, excellent toll, r TAI1.0RED SUITS« 350 different needed. Yellow Pages under No buildings. *39,000.'434.1W. ■ suits, all in your size. Îve-Pplnt housewares,, retail, part or foil FARMING LAR G E R older 2 story house with 4 Cteaners. time. 733-1683. Your hylage'forage saver dealer. bedrooms. 3 baths, recently remodeled. 334-5610, Jerome. 326-4703—326-4964 440 ACRE stock ranth with 107head DON'T TOUCH those drapesi Let FEAAALE O VER 18. têat, pleasant, Taylor grating. Good 3 bedroom - Five-Point Cleaners do it all. We business background, tq work Work Wanted 7 4 DRIVE By S»i Jackson. J txdroom home. Corrali. *130,000. ' take them down, clean and re-hang> Saturday and Sunday's for car tiome only $10,000. Good terms. .130 ACRES with nice 3 bedn»m ttiem. 733-9S0S. rental at air port. Phone 733-1398. WEED COf^TROL, mowing or roto VI/ESTERN REALTY, 7]].23«5, brick home. New m ilk barn. “Home-Town” News tilling. Floyd Gambrel, 733-8984. atter hours. Geo. Gould 7U M43. *45,000. M U F F L E Y R E A LTY WOMEN to fill dinner cook position . AND INSURANCE, 934-4711. Ken • AAaione 934-5010. at the College o f Southern Idaho. TREE . TOPPING, trimming DOLL HOUSE ■ Call 733-9554 ^xênslon 242. removal. Evergreen trimming Two bedroom, basement, line THE COVE fêe Mtlmates. Phonb 543-6381. location, vacation. |13,VOO ALL IN BUHL, Castielord arta. 5 in Magic Valley Ity a \aiQ9 Homburgti and a hoiitd L A D Y to llv^- In. Ligh t F E L D 'M A N R E ALTO K S 7M-IM8 acres with real good home. 40 glaa of fi««r for lunch. .itousekeeplng. R(Mm and board BACKHOE SERVICE, call 733-9340. acres, 3'/i miles Irom Buhl. Bare furnished. References. 733-4243 <0 acres close to Buhl. Two M acre .• 496 Addison W est after ^;00. ANY KIND Of home repairs, SIMGLE BEDROOM furnished place* 7'/j m ile* trom Buhl, good remodeling, painting, concrete, house with 13 x.JOoarage, and 10 x homes, ao acre dairy setup 5Vi communities. NEEDED:. 1 licensed practical dry wall, accustic ceilings. 733 34 shop. Owner financing. 1071 2nd miles from Buhl with 3 bedroom Card of Thanks nurse and 1 registered nurse. Call 3783, Avenue West. brick home. Call Gene HMklns collect from 9:00 to 5:00 536 5571. 543-4445 or LAND OFFICE OF w s WISH tn nctend our heartfelt IR Y OUrieed gra tfiankstoall vjtio so kindly assisted 324-2243. Sam Schuyler, Jerome. - — ------lamlly room, pan and for ttie words of sympathy and E X P E R IE N C E D SERVIC E station basement, gas furnace, Considef the beautiful floral offerings ex- attendant. 733-9799. G I sale o r downpayment and. tended at the death of opr beloved ^tinots Opporfunitias - 30 assume low Interest loan. 733-t34] Wile and Mother. WANTED: PERMANENT all- MOUNTAIN STATES REALTY 4tO ACRES. All gravity Irrigated. 733-S974. 197.acres pasture, 130 acres hay,' It may be a fire, accidenti^ wedding or en gage George W. Spencer around farm hand. Must be ex BY O W N ER: 10 unlf motel, anc Earl and Susie Nelson perien ced in local area. living quarters, doing eKceilen balance In com . Real nice 3 G iorge and Andrea Spencer References required. Box M-13c-o business, 326-9933 Filer. RE AL GOOD B U Y on this home on bedroom home plus oldtr 3 ment. Perhaps it's an interesting persojnolity, bus Qoentin and Donna Kelley . Times-News. Tylor Street. Ji bedrooms Pius bedroom home. WalkthroMh milk bam, corrals lor over 300 head. a a y and Jeanette Newtjerry Monoy W ofitod 3 6 basement. Priced al only U.SOO iness promotion, a club meeting or a new build WANT truck drivers for corn with good term s. Call Nadine This I* a dandy dairy and stock chopping. Starting September 7th. Koepnick 733-7W or LAND OF cattle ranch. Priced *135,000. Porsonal W OULD LIKE.to borrow $5,500, wel. LYNWOOD REALTY. 733-9311 or ing goifig up. 324-4268. Jerome evenings. secured.‘ 8 per cent^lnterett, 10 FICE OF IDAHO iRi^LTORS, 733-0716, across from Sears. David 733 *473.______NEO-LIFE Supplements and Gloda years. W rite Box M-17. c-o Tim es News. Luti, Broker. - , Cosmetics. Organic Products. ASSISTANT MANAGER with 60 140 ACRES, practically rock free. Velva McBride . 733-9S37. Vena year old compiny. Al!w S2 hour, South 01 Twin Falls, top laying All are news. Othor Intlruction Waggoner 733-0141. part tim e work. 734-1876. 46 OWNER ANXIOUS. S bedrooms, (4 land, *«4,000- Farm er's Rtalty, up, V down. Large rec.-room.- Buhl. 543-4450, evenings 543-41M). LEARN TO FLYI Reasonabie.rates formal dining room, 3 fireplaces, CHRISTIAN HOUSE HOTLINE. 147 CHRISTMAS BEGINS NOW for Blue Lakes.North. Phone 733-9tM. VA approved. Rental and charts your own well, lots ol trees and Times-News correspondents in key Magic cities, Avon Representatives. You'll sell SKYW AYS. 679-7472, Burley,. 330 ACRE FARM, 100 Irrigited. space for the pony. Sea tt^stod ay- Pipeline milker end- bulk tank. 4 fine product? from the \Mjrld's W E S T E R N R E A L T Y 733-334S, largest cosmetics company. Call bedroom home. *40,000. sfpCK- towns and viMages want to be the first to know. REDUCE with REDOOSE, S.9« alter hours Geo. Gould, 733-M42. -Remove'-excess- fluids with- _ni>W2 733*7413 or write Phyllis BO-PEEP Kindergarten complete MEN'S REALTY, 400 South FLU ID EX. i t . 69. Both at PE N N Y- •Mdnturf, Route 2, Kimberly, preparation for first grade. Child Lincoln, Jerome, 334-4*45, 334- care available for workin Help them to^ report fully and promptly the news WISE-DRUG. Idaho. -morfTersT73T509r:~ irly new, over -S735/-*35-5573. ------!------3700 s.l. livable, space. 4 large from your community. PR IV A TE Investigator — 34 Hour MATURE WOMAN for attendant at Hem e* For Sale 50 betirOoms (3 'up,' 3 down). 3 lull 391 ACRES. 1 » Irrigated. Balance Service. All confidential. Pt>one coln^p laundry. Kelly's Norge baltis, large living room with pasture. Beautllul 4 bedroom brick 733-6&3I — night 733-5773. Cle.aning Village 733-5297. 340 BUCHANAN. Masonry t>ome dining area, 3 llreplaces, lovejy home. Owner will consider trade with deep lot. Ideal retirement lamlly room, gorgeous kitchen, on paper or business or whet have LATEST fashions in lingerie bv Of^ OF FOUR finest . Texaco home with space for laKge garden ■ carpeted throughout, lots w ar you. Call Harold Keithiey, 73)-3400 LeVoys. Call Cherl Konlêk, 733> Stations for lease. A real op dr '•additional "building. Price drobes and storage, big double o r LA N D O FFIC E OF IDAHO 6S4«. portunity for an ambitious man to S8,500. TWIN FALLS REALTY garage. This is real quality home REALTO RS, 733 0714, across Irom operate his own business. Must be AND INS., 733-3622. Evenings and and It's alr-coodltioned. Shown by Sears. David Luti, Broker. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Twin over 25 and have some finances. Sundays: Bill Ralphs 733-8Q23. appointment only. WESTERN Falls Courtrôuse, Wednesday at For Information call 733-1634; ^ EMfifr Boyle 733-540* R E A L T Y 733-3345. A lter hours. Mrs..Wallace Toylo'’ • :30 p.m. A l-A n o ' 3rd Floor, 733- Geo. Gould, 733-9443. GOOD 1*0 Hansen area, large llelds 7932. For further information, 733- BEAUTIFULLY NEWLY very productive, and well Im ALMO - 824-2321, Almo 4030. remodeled 2 story home. 4 proved. See'now while crops are AAAN bedroom, 2 bath, bullt ins and LOVfiLY 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, den, on. *95.000. Also tiavy a cattle Mrs. LePagtrloytcft— On Social Security for light Service ~ - washer and dryer. Located close to . flfiiDlacArgarpeted^draped. Large -ieadet-satl-u p-w lth -m . arras. 7 BONNIE'S WIG SALON. Cleaning Station Work. O n e island self- school; FARMER'S REALTY, patio, fenced yard, large double — Conditioning — Styling. homes and lot* o l aqulpmant. See BURLEY-RUPERT- 678*8908, Burley service. No shop work. Affemoon BUHL. IDAHO. 543-4650 or 543 garage. Walking distance to these and others. Call VIrgli 433- Cascades, synthetic wigs, S3.00 shift, 7to 8 hours. Oosed Sundays. 4180. shopping center, college and High Human Hair w igs, J5.50 235.AAain 4137 or MOUNTAIN STATES Would consider married woman. School. Only 2 years old. 124,750. R E A L T Y 733-5974 M L S . . West. Phone: 733-5582or 733-8591 By owner. 1535 Princeton Dr. 733- REDUCED IN price. 4 bedrooms, 2 9450. TR AIN IN G in hypnosis and self baths, full basement. Northeast 344 ACRES at Murtaugh. Low r»ypno»is. 423-4176, Kimberly. location. Large lot. Low interest down payment. Balance on. con loan may be auumed. $31,500. V A C AN T tract at 4V^ per cent. Mrs. Robert Uay ET. C E TERA, 42fl South Main. Open EXPERIENCED TWIN FALLS REALTY AND 2 Bedroom, nursery, form al dining BUHL- Ruhi_ 11 tn 3 weakdayt, Art, pottery, IN S .. 733.3662, E venin os and -rggm^. carpgt,. drapei,. fireplace, —BARNES-REALT-Y— jewelry, candles. MECHANie Sundays: BUI Ralphs 733-8023, full basement. Assume 6 per cent loSBiueLakrfNoHh Need experienced mechanic, lop Esther Boyle 733-5408. loan. S16,500. 733-*337 BONNIE'S W IG SALON. Cleaning woget.^nd the belt pt.^ wprlijna. DOUGVOLLMER____ 733-3455_ — Conditioning — Styling', ~c6ndition>, contoct Horbough Motor C LE AN AN D beautww nom e With GEMSTATE REALTY 733-5336 9 ACRESolevel land. 1 HeaMata, -£AScades,'SyntheUc-w4gs43.i xmiwenieot— president- street no buildings...... ff,100. "■^CTnell Sorensen uman Hair w igs $5.50 235 AAaIn Co.. Goo3ing, ' location. 2 bedrooms. full THETRICH- 544-2484, Dietrich West. ))asement. Owner inust sell. - BEAUTIFULVlgW 30 ACRES. No bulldlno*. Jf)7.500. TW IN FALLS R E A L T Y Gracious living In finely con 113,000. Form Work W anted 33 structed large home. Must HYPNOSIS FOR weight and AND INS., 733-36S2 Evenings and .Sundays: Bill Ralphs 733-8023, see. i40,000 Mrs. M. L. Daniel smoking. 733-0420. L U N R E A L ESTATE CUSTOM GRAIN thrastilng and Esther Boyle 733-5408. FELDTMAN-REALTORS 733-mS 334-4*00 331 So. Lincoln Jeioma FAIRFIELD- 764-2427, Fairfield custom hay hauling. 3wlde E VE N IN G S: EXERCISE the new way. Rent harrow bad. AAarIc Theener, 324- REA|, NICE*2 bedroom home, close- exercise and health equipment, INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE, DIckGraoory 711-130; S03J. in location. Clean - and com* Ed Stockton U4-41M Mrs. Reuben Lierman speed bike, massage roilerr belt fortabfe- A real buy at only $9,750. 3«9 Acres, 3 homes, 34 acres, irrigating pasture, lulance row .vibrator, actioncycle. BANNER HAY STACKING baling, sWathlng. Call Harold Keithiey 733-2400 or FILE8 326-5454,. Filer crop. Lots water. Lays and FU R N ITU R E , 733-142t. Call Jerry Wilcox, 334.i332. LAND OFFICE OF ÂHO 01 Irrigates good, 3,000 feet cement BUHL SCHOOLS REALTORS. 733-0716. D a\^Lutf, .ditch. *150,000. 111 ACRES, abundant wilar. Mrs. Tfed Chu ,00by SifUrs— Child Cor« 16 HAY STACKING. Phono 733 M71. Broker. Acr6ss from Sears. 109 Nebrasks No Saturday calls. Atodem I room heme. SlMtlon TA Y LO R A G E N C Y bam and fair oorrali. Shoim by GOODING- 934-5706 UNIQUE CHILD CARE for gifted NEW LA R G E ," 3 tiedrootli brIcK appolntmant only, nwn* M3-4409, girls. 4 to 5; Learning Center in HAY STACKING WITH 2-wlde home. Fireplace ' t>alh and 'ft, Member o( Twin Falls WEST END REALTY, 130 cludes elementary dance, harrow h ^ . 734-2749. It no answer. utility, doulile garage, extra large "M LS" Service Broadway South, Buhl, Kan Warrer) Gossett acrobatics, sewing, bakir^c;, field Call 733.0437. llvino room, full bawmant, Polly Donald Taylor, Broker 431-53I9 Pattanon, Brokar. Alfred Dal**,' 788-4468- trips. PLUS special guidance In catESted;_73iM4f;______.EVEINGS; Salanhan. j HAILEY- the 3 R's. Phone 733-9533 day or CUSTOM CORN C H O PPIN G , corn Ron Taylor - ■ ' 43J-S403 Box 151, Bellevue evening. picking. Get orders in nowôt PAYS FOR ITSELF, 2 houses. 2 JSAUonimltii- booked ahead:-3t4T5tb babysitting In my home 29W. 2 bedroom houaa, bam, madilna days or evenings. Call 733-0521. HAY AND’ STRAW hauling MODERN 3 bedroom - a lle r house «rad, (hop, bunk houaa, carral*. ItAGERWlN^BtlSS^ 837-4436, Hogerman THREE BEDROOM, finished In Kimberly. Central air con anywhere. E. W. or Fred basement, 2 fireplaces, brick, air Feathfrston, 733-3316 or 7^-8530. ditioning, built-in appliances, Mrs. Dorothea Steelsmith JACK & JILL Nursery. Licensed conditioned, covered patio, double carpeting, 3 baths, *14,000.______child c^re. Children — aaragg— N^r.i^. tftf Alina-—UOi A'>'\.Ânn ^ n n to n ------HANSEN- ^t’Uchool. 1104 WWh Ave. East, 7 :^ CUSTOM SW ATH ING , 3rd cutting Evergreen Drive. 734-3499. GOOD older house, formal dining MckMa*aar*mlî, Broker mMW 6647. and straw. $3.00 per acre. Joe room, 3 bedrooms, carpet and Hr*.(:3»-*:ap Sal.*:00-4:00 Mrs. Robert Bell Schaper. 324-5268. n LtTTLE BUTLOTSOF IT .hardwood llo'ors, Washington CHILDREN'S Village child care. Enceilent fam ily location school district. *14,500. JEROME- 324-4761, 616 East Ave. F. Licensed. 2'/i up. 461 North Locust, All brick — »19.7D0 100 MEAD caftt# ranctui inoMiy near Lynwood -Stropping Center, CUSTOM corn chopping. Dale krloatad pattura, abundance of ! . Bower. 543-4725. Buhl. *=ELDTMAN REALTORS 733-HM G E M ST A T E R E A L T Y water, corrals,' loaflnB (had*. I Sandro RemHnrdt 733-9010, 733-7795. 433 Blue Lake* North 73i-S3U badroom-homa.------G REE N H A Y AND REMODELED, carpeted home, 2 -OtCKMminmVhVBfoktirritMt KIMBERLY- 733-4696, Route 1. WANT TO DO babysitting and child Hr*. i;30-^:00 Sat.9:00-^:00 care in my home. Phone 733-5752. CORN CHOPPING bedroom^, new bath and kitchen D tlY D E N AGENCY flxhj'res. S10.500. 334i52» so. Lincoln Mrs. Arthur Greer LILLIBRIDGE Evenino*; £M4fiaerS14-M04 WILL-DO BABYSITTING, my ELEGANT Ketchum home. 3 M U ST S E L L HOM E KINGHILL- 366-2258, King Hill home. Any age. Phone 733-5570. CUSTOM FARMING _bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, bullt- IN H A IL E Y JEROM E, IDAHO 733-8363 Ihs. U5.000. Mrs. Farnuhn, Worr W IL L DO B A B Y S IT T IN G , m y This lovely hom e must be sold home. Monday through Friday 8— H AY TR U C K IN G « i d hand flel<- before winter. 3 bedrdom. lamlly POTATOe CELLAR. *W X SV. All 432*2772,-Murtough DUPLEX. Bom sides with kitchen, room and double fireplace. Ex |iC!Mlled. Located at Schodda 5:30 Phone 829:5212: stacking, anywhere. Call 734-20M living room, utility room. 1 or; 825-5567. pensive carpeting everywhere. swing — Truck acala. bedroom. 1 bath, 00,000. ______-Klichw tiM in n yllt-lnL*EEl!#0£St ' ~Mri.-Jamei Burch— Attached double garage w o larger O A K I E Y ^ 862 3244 CUSTOM SWATHING'; T. E. Hud G E M ST A T E R E A L T Y corner lot. II you hava a SHELLING & SNELLING. 116 - 8th son. 324-5046. Jerome. 433 Blue Lakes North ‘ 73J-SJ3< reasonable down payment any Street South. Phone 734-2410. Dick Metsersmlth, Broker 733-9041 offer will be accaptad. A rare LOBE Mrs. Nino Brush CUSTOM HAY stacking. anyiAêre. M rs.t:30-4:00 Sat.»:00-T4:0< opportunity — but hurryl RICHFIELD- 487-2900, Richfield PERSONNEL SERVICE of Magic Messenger and Lewis. Phone 324- REA LTY Valley, 624 Blue Lakes North, 2245. CASH TALKS HERE phone 733-5562. j W L E T T 3i>edrqom______» 4,500 ■T i l “ . t e i s ... HAV } TA CK tWO. 3 8UtPW«t1C’ 7 : 1 bedroom * 6M0 Wide machines, Phone. 423-5634, 3 bedroom * 7,900 Help W anted I t RAY TILLEY I. SONS. 3bedroom *11.^ EALTY 7»«n, TUJOIS, 731-»40 Mrs. Horrell Thotne FELDTAAAN-REALTORS 7U-19** SHOSHONE- NOW TAKING applications for A « R CUSTOM F A R M IN G for all Don HomWH. B.ok«r 886-2071, B«: fumaoa, lot tlia 7S « MB. smin TO Larrv 42J-S950 Term*.' ■ ■ - WORK PART TIME H a » l .______f » « 3 B INTÂILING ROOM G. I. ' Apply in person, NICE O LD ER 3 bedroom homa on 9-11 a.iti; «ti Avenue East. Only tllJOO. SHARP! SHARP! TIMES-NEWS*^ , L O V E L Y 4 bedroom, i baMi, brick hoina. This ha* rafr1«aratad air CIRCUIATION DEPARTMENT condltionlrio. tile root, cw>«-ad TIMES - NEW S PMIO. Baautliuiy d a w i ^ . In aiHa NorthaM araa. tlOMO WfHl i*hone 733 0931 TWir'WmiS«7 ‘ l«/ii CENT PER \ SQUARE FOOT WANTED CAM YOU MM mar Wr priet, -4i *cr«* raek-*w Mnt> MM « .. GIRLS & BOYS camanf d»«J» and lowny irtew. is For Tinrê»-I^êws NewspaperliQutes mlM* «ram .TMn fWM. WE ARtE C g m wo-.ttvart nkj* -lnôshoft» ^ If interested call TiM E S * N E W S " BfTH VinCKHAM, REALTOK CIRCULATiON ^ 7 33.4M I 7MUI!” 730.5476 EdMMsh MMStaMw . 733-0931 ^ ■ - SiMTZr ' f ■■ I

~~22 Times-N'ews, Twin Falls, Idaho' Thursday, September 9, 1»71~~

5 2 Camper* 63 Mobile Hornet 64 Mobile Hornet 64 Mobile Honie* 64 liaht Eauio. ' B9 Calll* 102 S h ««p 1970 VAN D YK E 12 X Phone «7i- 1970 ID E AL 20'. Fully self-contained )»M FLEETWOOD, 12 X M. 3 to. REGISTSREO Anous built, S loutti, DAIRY SITE, 40'ac»-M and new MOBILE HOME lor sale. Ucatedat ' 30M or Riveryjew. TraHer Court, 150 BRED EWES. Will send any by. owner. Phone evening^.. With bath tub. Used v ery Uttla. 733< MIchetwalt Park, Buhl,No,2^ Ml- .bedrooms, furnished or un. • !;-'(* »• o l- j» r o m » , IM.4034. Oee amount. Phone Gooding. 934-5066. 5i3'^32. 4183. 4M2, days, 54J 5670 or 543 4994, fornlshed- SK(rted. *4*95 511.5273. S p «c« BurleVr HortI.-t ■ evenlnfls. 45 HEAD purebred Suffolk ewes, ^0 X AO* DETROITER, sharpi Used 4) ACRES, 40 shares warer. 3 FOR SALE: « X 35 Modem one FRESH or Springer cows or helfersj running ages, good quality. Phone bedroom home. Pert basement. 19632 bedroom. Burley 678-9401, or ■ Guaranfeed. Boy or trade for 825-5444, Eden. PARTY IN Casa Grande, Arliona bedroom trailer: See at Sawtooth 733-7566. Financing approved. Bam and corrals. t32JMO. Terms Lodge. Hailey, Idaho. springers or beet. Hap or Clyde ■ ' V ______available. . • wishes to trade 19M 12 * M mobile Hughes, Buhl. 543 S025or 543-5M9. home, air conditioning, lot with TWO BEDROOM /Mobile home, 1968 FLEETWOOD 12 x 65 expando. fmH ond Pftt SuppHft 1 TO KIT lawn, trees. 2 blocKs o l hospital, 3 bedrooms. baths. 436 6286. WENDELL REALTY U S E D I n d u s t r i a l Good baby and pasture calves ,'jr clinic, shopping, for house and lot ■partly furnlsheied*. Nice fenced sale, All kinds. Ptione 324-4162 or POODLE pups, *35.'Phone 543-6069 S34-2374 The Quality Buy In Twin fa lls area. Phone 733 0125 yard.. No children or pets. Call 733- , EQUIPMENT 324-4026, Jerome. or 708 12th North, Buhl. at Budget Prices after 4:00 p.m. 2«I9.' Lot* and Aoraagai 54 . DISCOUNT CASE.AAodel 310 Tractor . $500 MALE POM pups> extra heavy CAT Grader. AMiKeOffer flORSES, BULLS, loafi or sale. 1 ton CLEARANCE Chevrolet stock truck. Darrell coats. AKC registered. *50 each. V/i LOTS, Jerome, *1,200, sewer, IHC AAodel 4100, 4.wheel ' 733-3269. — water r r eaav -(Or motille (lunie or ------ON—------■drrvB------TIZOOO- -Lvflo.-543.Sia4, S4t $n 4------house. 733 7S«a. JOHN DEERE R with Ateco CAMPER LOT Models 6yardscraper *3.000 WISCONSIN HOLSTEIN and beef PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT Bu»in«*s Prooartv 56 CLEARANCE Fleetwood & Broadmore CAT955 H . Crawler loader *8,750 cross heifer and bull calves, 2 to 20 PLEASING are adverllsing their Termi Arranged H YS TE R 20 ton trailer *4,500 weeks old. Also, open bred and "S ervices" in today's Want AdS. , Commercial Property 1971 14' Trailer JOHN D E E R E 400backhoe *8,5M Springing heifers. Delivered on ASPECIALTV 1971 1»* self contained S p e c i a l s ! IHC460Backhoe *4,750 approval. HRDLICKA BROS., Rt. B LABRADOR cross puppies. 4 Peldtman Realtors, 73X1988 1971 7(y self-contained ACA\>del H.D.19dozer <4,200 No. 7, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin males, mother registered, father .1971 24'self-contained MOBILE M ICH IG AN 85 A t^ a d e r *7,500 54729. Ph6ne O ffice: 715-723 1171, ■ good hunter. *5. 837-4950. PLUSFRaiviii". , 2 NEW & 1 USED . AC Model TL-10 Uoadei------*3,251^ Residence; 715-723-9158. APARTMENTS AND office space. PA L L SALE Blako At Addison , Good rental income with excellent REGISTERED IRISH Setters for HOMES GERNSEY Springer family cow terms. WESTERN REALTY 733 14 foot Santa Fe trailer, heater, Twin Foils CAMPERS LEFT!! sale. *75. 733-0483, after 4:00. coming with calf. Extra good. 2345, after hour^ Geo. Gould 733 - oven, Icebox, $895. 1839 Kimberly Rd , Twin Folli 2nd Malc0 on ofher . . . Phone Hailey, 788-2592. GERMAN SHEPHERD, black- . 9642. ' MOBILE HOMES ' ELLIOTT'S JUST Arrived, 1971 Kit Road Mo rlette-Century-To morack-Shalby They’ve all gotta got! 11 1 Overland Ave.. Burley^ Idoho silver, 10 months. Excellent Ranger. 19', self contained. Save 2 CLOSE-UP Holstein Heifers. 45 watchdog. 678-5213 after 3:00 p.m. TWO D U P LE X E S : 4 rental units on Apartments—'Furnifth«d 70 Phone 678-5585 $400. T o Y s O ^ iL T M O R f” one owner steer holstein calves. large Jot. Excellent terms. TRAVEL TRAILERS Bob Houston 536 2149. W E S T E R N R E A L T Y 733 2365, ATTRACTIVE 3 rooms and bath. FOR SALE: German Shepherd 18' SELF CONTAINED. Very, Trov«leze • Terry • Roodrunnar • ^ Bedroom _$£995J Utilities' furnished. 8th Avenue Solet Representative puppies. AAother purebred White. after hours. Geo. Gould 733-9642. veryclean. Exceptional buy. $1745, oUo Rental Units I Gist. Twin Falls. *75.' Phone 423; Home Phone 733-U90 Swln« 103 Father Standard mWed with 5337, Kimberly. Siberian Huskle. Therefore, no APARTMENTS AND office space. 20' sfeLF CONTAINED. Fall EVERYTHING IN SERVICE FOB 5 New 14' Mobile Hornet Hove Arrived MOBILE PHONE, Good rental income with excellent MOBILE HOMES AND TRAVEL papers. 543-4540, Buhl. ^special,. $1595. ______CLEAN-THREg-ROOM a'partniont. flurley Axito____ Iwin FolU Arag--- 40a-POUND B B t T ED-Boar out nf M T fn S. W E ST E RN n g A L TY -^^ - TfÂ l L g R ? Utilities fumishod. Adults only. 678 3519 registered stock. Throws large . after; hours Geo. Goplc) 733- MAKE YOUR FIRST STOP 734-2331 GERMAN SHORTHAIRS, Wire- 2365 Phone 733-4823 after 6:00 w eek litters, 9642. wilkinstrailer THELASTI Unit 5157 -JJ/iit5l57 Haired Pointing Griffons, German ' HOME SALES days. Wire-Haired Pointers, Cocker S LEEPE R SALES West Addison-Twin Foils H o r M t 104 Spaniels, All AKC registered,. 3 ROOMS, all utilities furnished. Farm Implemenli 90 Larry's Kennel's, 733-3462. \ Tsvo story brick building Main 2100 South Main Goodino ' 733-7568 Fully carpeted, air conditioned. d e a n QUALLS hone shoeing ond Street In 'Kimberly. 5 apts. 2 ■ OPEN7A.M.10 10P.M.DMLY 13' widet, 14’ widet. doublet 14' TO FT manure . spreader with References. 1239 Kimberly Road. trimming. 733-7646. boilness units, Terrific income ALSO LOTS IN BURIEY, forage sides. Leo's Custom Far GERM AN SHEPHERD puppies, 2 with small investment, 64 m ing. 326-470^ or 326-4964, Filer. females, AKC registered, 6 weeks < Mobile Hornet JtROME, GOODING, LOVELY NEW 3 bedroom furnished GOOD SADDLE and pack horses. . old. 934-5187. FELDTMAN REALTORS 733 1908 apartment. ACE REALTY. 733- TILT-BED . dual wheel machinery Young geldings started on barrels 1969 ROAD RUNNER 13' carpetcd, BELLEVUE ' ■ 5217, and roping. Come Look. 2 West, '/i POODLE GROOMING, Stud ser ■63 used only several times. 543 4253, trailer for sale. S500. phone 733- Camp«rs 2092, S o u t h , W e s t , Buhl. vice, puppies. Cheri Miller. Buhl. • ^ s l e e p i n g AND light houiekeeplno Kennels, West Redcap corner,v WE GOT room for man. Separate entrance. Kim berly, 423-5104. ex 31 S T R E A M LIN E D trailer. Good 28' CONCORD with 4' x ' ripout. 4-WHEEL drive loader, Hough HORSESHOEING, trimming, and 6 Close In. $35. 733 8314, 733-8216. grooming. Phone 326-4631. Denver condition. $2450. 734-3231. Double insulation, siorm windows, Model HU. I'.j yard power shift, carpet. New condition, used only 2 Double Trouble good condition. 733-5761. Fine. Filer. ÔODLES ar^d Chihuahuas, eligible 1970 BOUNTY camper, like new months. 436-4641. GOOD Q U A LITY two rooms and for registration. Pupples and ' condition. Phone 7330U4. Two 24' Wides Left bath. Private entrance. Adults HAY RAKES wanted. Four old pull ALL T Y P E S o f horses, bought^sold, grown dogs. 423-S422. 2 bedroom & 3 bedroom only. 227 7th North. type dump hay rakes Jim Or' traded.'Plenty of ranch geldings VACATION trailers .and campers .3 BEDROOM thman. 436-6611. Ren Haley. 733 6055. VKC REGISTERED miniature for sale. Quality for less. We ST UDIO apartment for women only. poodles. Apricot and silver. Top service our salesi KIT dealer. 1 2 'Wide From ...... ' 8 9 9 5 Utilities furnished, walking 1 ROW INTERNATIONAL mounted LARGE GREY gelding, 13^ years blood lines Phone 886 2572, Shoshone. WILKINS TRAILER SALES. distance tmm tn\Am, — — beet harvester with cart. Phone Old. Very good, mountain horse. ----Goodina,-V34-9955. - - - " - - Terms Arranged Hansen. 423-4044. ^ Well broke. *150. 726-5128, — ^ ______evenings, weekends. KA MAR KENNELS, poodle parlor, 55295 FREE RENTAL boarding, stud service, 733 1195. MOTOR HOME. 1969, 23‘. Wafer, Te^mj Arranged FOR SALE : 2 row Farmhand beet BAKEH’S sMOBILE Service for property owners. No topper, or wiM trade for 1-row pull- BUCKSKIN M AR E and yearting Shower, furnace. $6,500, no trades gimmicks, obllaatlons, jchargcs. 733 05S2. w r ” ,;..," fINE HOMES and type beet topper. 436 3445, 436-3733, biBck horse colt. Pair $U5. Phone SPECIAL SALE on poodle puppies, You make final approval. ACE Rupert. 543 4593. Buhl, while airport Is closed. Pick your PLEASURE CRAFT R E A L T Y , Inc, 733-5217. puppy now. Oierl M iller Kennels, 16’ OASIS travel trailer. Shower, 1839 Kimberly Rd . Twin Foils 423 5104. toilet, very clean. 1325 Heyburn Potti ■ Sup/itiei S»/vice 1968 ALLIS CHALMERS Model G 16 FIVE yearling horses, '-'i Thorough East, Cait 733 5376. 15 YSARS SERVING Apartments—Unfurn. 71 foot self propelled combine. Call t)red. $50each your choice. Or take MAGIC VAllFY 352 4231, Bliss. all. 788-4600, Bellevue or Write Box MAC'S KENNELS, WENDELL. 536- 8' CAMPER for sale. Full overhead. WOULD YOU LIKE REED APARTMENTS. 1 bedroom, 392. Ketchum. 2317. AKC German Shepherd. $250. Call 487.2851. newly decorated, all utilities ex b e e t a n d GRAIN bed for sale. 18 Norwegian Elk Hounds, 1972 ACADEMY cept lights, excellent location, 733 fool, metal, used 1 month. Priced 1-7 YEAR old registered gelding, Samoyeds, Poodles, Beagles. TO HAVE A German Shorlhairs. and Brit RESERVE your modern rental BROCKMEN'S 9531. $800. Call 733-5920. well broke, steer roped and has By Skyline been chariot run. tany's. Also. English Pointer and vacation trailer now. Clean, Shorthair cross. completely serviced. WILKINS 2 BEDROOMS, fully carpeted and FOR SALE: 1969 Model Curl TRAILER SALES 1-5 YEAR old registered gelding, ^TRAILER .-SALES^CoodingâOi*— ______Z Q J (J L 4 .______NEW HOME drapes, new. Appliances fur Like 9955. nished. 734-3325. $135. new. Phone 73iI 3719. : broke fo ride, excellent barrel with sliding windows prospect and has been ruh on Uvaitock Wanted 114 HAS ARRIVED!! chariot. $1,000 Early Am<;j'i£on Modern TWO BEDROOM, wall to wall WE BUY, sell or sell for you all kinds of used farm machinery, There is no time like the Loaded many extras carpeting, built'ln refrigerator 1-3 YEAR old registered mare, For Prompt Pickup or Con>empory decor and range, air-conditioning. Water MOLYNBUX MACHINERY, 1982 present to purchase d and new features! Floral Ave., 733 7547. very gentle. Of Dead Animals then come to and sanitation furnished. Washer Dciune carpel DISCOUNT and dryer In utility room. $120 a 733-6835.— Twin Falls Qfi any new 14 fool wide mobile PHONE: 934-5114 934 5414 — Gooding . SECURITY Furniihed home in \tock Immediofff delivery month, 733-2081 or 733-1449. IDAHO TRAC TO R salvage. Cash for • lo SIMPSON^S used tractors. Used parts at hlo ------€ A M P E R — - f-ibcrglovs in>ulahorv ' Klew 72 Foot double wide Hou*ei—Furniihed 73 discounts; 733 8^.3, Auto> For Sole 200 A utoi For Sale 200 Storm window^ Great In Rupert Vê hove a good selection of Delivered & Set Up lo Ave Soulh 73<3I67 S rent, Jerome. 10 x 55. $120 month. 733 7568. ^ South of Wendell. Check our prices FINAL MOBILE HOMES Open 9 6 Clov«d 5>o*ufdoy Open Sunday 12 -5 unless by I llh and Qv®fland Burley 67B 75/4 MOBILE HOMES before you sell elsewhere. 536 2503 436-4744 Rupert, Idaho odvonce oppomlmpnl - • 733 A 1 4 1 CLOSED SUNDAYS 436-4744 Rupert, Idoho ONE BEDROOM home.- close to 1971 CLOSE OUT!! college, young couple preferred 20 ACRES CORN silage on In 733 9303. terstate 80 at Hansen ente^change. 734 3167. 733 922^. Save more $$ now on-all 1,971 3 BEDROOM country home 3 miles ; Souf^reasf, Wendell. Phone 53A FOR SALE Silage corn In field Call cars in stock at Leo Rice 2495. 543 4700, Buhl FOR SALE: Baled pasture grâss. Motor Company in Gooding. Rooms—Board and Room 76 Call 733 8847. ^LEEPtNO ROOMSr-Crean;~cTose in,*air conditioned. Private en WANTED: Several fields of 3rd 1971-CHEVROLET trance. 137 - 4th Avenue North. cutting. ot.new-3egiUDa-aiifliiA4- wLthln lO m llesof Twin Falls focut KInQSwbbd tstdfe • station wagon with 3 sects and room for. for dehydrating by September cargo too! Full power with electric reor window, air condi- Mobile Home Parking 79 20th. Idaho Alfalfa Products, Inc. Phone J33.9187-______many rnoê extras. Not exJrqj>riced thoughL.,^j^ EAST FIVE POINTS Trailer Court. Adultsc^lj^^^ nrti thfirli liiiin'.'" . cieert, second cutling Kay. 324-2060. ONiY ; . 7 ^. ^ M 349 Many more 1971 Chevrolets lo choose irow in FOR RENT: 1 trailer space in FIRST OR SECONGHcrop hay for cluding Impola - Mailbu & Vega. country near Jerome. 324-2025. sale, delivered. Phone Stubbs Trucking. Richfield. 487-2445 Business-OHice Rentals flO Animal Breeding 100 h a w k ;s - BARN^ Ketchum. offers Shop'and office spaces available s e l e c t Sires Incorporated, All 197 V PONTIAC October. Heated parking plus. 726- breeds, dairy, beef. Walter Leltch. Catalina - a beautiful 2 tone blue 4 door sedan with full 3500. 543 4658. power equipment including air conditioning. A cool price too HAWK’S BARN. Ketchum, offers ARTIFICIAL Breeding to ABS great shop and office spaces available proven sire, nation's highest type October. Heated plarking plus. production sires. Also all breeds of ONLY...... ^3779 726 3500, beef available. Buhl, 543-6102, Many more 1971 Pontiacs lo choose from includ Jerome 324 4652; Shoshone, 886 7587; Burley, 678-9253; Hazelton, ing Bonneville - Tempest & Venture. AVAILABLE NOW: Newly 829 5302. decoratedj carpet, draogs.— Ejl cellent location. 1605 Avenue East. 734 3200. Cattle 1 0 ^

Farms For Rent 84 SMALL Holstein cow; milking with 1971 OLDSMOBILE 2«d calf. 423 5000. Kimberly , 96 Luxury Sedan - truly a luxury automobile with full power WANTED TO RENT. Large farm. CHARLOISbulls for sale. Phone 438 equipment including electric seats, electric windows ond air Have own help, equipment, 5711. Paul . conditiorîng. An electrifying low price ... -refer enceÂnd^-financna-— Wtiic Box M 16, c-o Times News. 20 H EAD Wisconsin Holsteins. Will calf (3rd) in 90 days. $8,000 . 366- ONLY . ; .7 .7 7 . “T .'. . . ^ 4 9 9 6 W anted Vo Rent 88 2040 733 4733 Many more 1971 Oldsmobiles to choose from in FARM TO RENT: Have references, SELLING.jÊRD of 80 cpws. Take cluding Della 88 & 98 models. p a r k s AND SONS — 733 4441, finances, machinery and help. oneor all. Also cattle dog. 825-5631. Commercial and residential W rite Box M-15, c o Times-News. hauling — containers — special CLOSE OUT PRICES ON ALL 1971 CHEVROLET '/i hauls — inside or outside citv too to 150 Holstein heifers (y» hand. limits WANT TO LEASE 360 acres or Weight 1,000 to 1,350 pounds, two TON A N D ^ TON PICKUPS— 15 IN STOCK!! more Combination slock and row ways to finance. One to four years. crop. Have references, finances Cows insured against death. All and machinery. Phone anytime heifers guaranteed. EUGENE CLEAN UP ON THESE VALLEY TREE SERVICE - 934 5241, Gooding. HUGHES, 324 2415: Jerome. Dangeroustrees, G ive Us A Call ^ USED CARS TOO!! 733 3331 Farm ImpUrronts 90 Form Implements 90 SPRAY for dandelions, clover, all types insects GEM S P R A Y IN G 1970 TOYOTA | 1969VW I SERVICE. 733 4206. 4 door sedan, 11,000 ac Station wagon, tual miles, one owner. automatic transmission

FOR a better deal on TR E E W ORK., M395 M395 678-223.1, 733 6068 Free estimates and Insured. VACUUM CLEANERS 1968 OLDS 1967 Rambler 98 sedon, full power, Rebel, 4 door »edon. rodio, heot v a c u u m I SERVICE Center, parts, mr. Q utom otic trornmittHsn, ihorpl repairs on Kirby compact^Atost __ .aitLconditionino___ others. Twin Falls, 7336041. GOOD USED EQUIPMENT VACUUM CLEANERS OF IDAHO Jotin Deere — 1,966 Model 95 14 foot heod with full MS95 I ^695 — Dealer for Kirby, Hoover and Filtex. Bags and service for most width pickup ond-Cheney reel ...... <. . . excell^/itl nr>akes. 733 1027. - ' John Deere 1969 Model 105 With fob 16 foot head 1966 M ercury | Many more to choose Cheney r e e l ...... excellent! Comet. 4 door sedan.' | mclud.ng a good John Deere — 1957 Mbdel 55 12 foot grain and beon Standard tronsmission. « selection of old and IHC — Model 151 12 foot grain ottochment ' late model pickups all Otivor -.- Model 25 lOfoot witti flraln attozhrnenr'^' & a t great s AVINGS----

W E OFFER 1 DEMONSTRATOR 880 - 12 Foot Windrower - Big Savings EASY BANK FINANCING I QEMONSfitATOR 880 -1 4 Foot Windrower - Big Savings 24 HOUR SERVICE i I A C XT-190 With Cab, overhauled, excellent! If the telephone of any advertiser in thls| . 1 Case 1140 14 Foot Windrower 1 12 Foot Innet Pickup DIRECTORY is not answered, 0IAL 733-J 1 iohr» Deere Model 940 lan d Plane 12 Foot 2386, Telephone AnWering' Service ini MOTOR COMPANY I Twin Foils, Day or Night.-The ofdvertiser! GEM EQUIPMENT, Inc. Gooding, Idaho 9'34-443fi I will be notified to call you. Twin Falls 733-7272 Buhl 543-5453 V* 0«itSWrrrti733-5J«) • Dm Burton 543-VO? ______- Bag.. N»w

~~• - A. .T > u rrt« j;.^ tw tib e r ?, 1971 Tlnnes-News, Twin Falls. Idaho. «~~

Appliancai & HHJc|ui|>^l20 AnliqiMt 139 Sporting Good* 1 5 9 Trwtkt 194 Aul9i Fpr S a k aoo Aut«« ForStor. Dodge •vanlngt. automatic trantmlulon, naw tiraa, Gooding,Idaho 1947 STINSON 106 — metalized. 230 pickup. 543-4843. powdar blua. Bast o fftr ovar *750. BABIES ' LOVE Clean carpets to hours on factory new engine. W7B TOYOTA COROLA wagon. 734- »34.574», G o rin g . «*rawl on. NEW HOST lets ttêm Fresh annual September 1st. VHT ONE .1964 Ford 10-wtiaeler hay truck 3«7. . ■ c . CALL 733-0931 crawl rigi t after cleanlngl Rent 3 radio full panel« new tlres« new^ for sale. Good motor and tires. Job upholstery. Asking i4«1S0. Alton 0 . with truck if dga, - Burlay Sports Cori - Economy C a n ' 355-9393. Atonday through f=rlday after 4:00. from II a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday all day. 1964 GMC 3-ton truck 10-whe«ler, 5 . SPOT^pli4rK;es Boats For Salo 169 and 3.351 V-6< 16' Lockwood potato MUST SELL 64 Thunderblrd. Runi Company BANNER FURNITURE. bed. $3900. 334-5863. good. *700. 734-3025 0, 423-571S. ID HALL L Thlngsol Value WORKAAAN BANNe.R FURNITURE CHRYSLER boats and motors. >941 rOAACT. tnr .rhOOl. BROTHERS 541 Main Avenue East 127 2nd Avenue w «s ! ^— r s m r r 1964..P g TB ft»H>T—conwentional installed while .you bsaiyrcgfttrw iranerY tractor, phone 733-1374 or 733-8373 motor overhauled 1970. very little ■:------Posnac^saiTTsr------Hariey-Davidson motocycles. wait. Complete muffler service 'evenings. m ileage since, $95. 733-9009 after A GMC I will get you any used or new car I Including custom duals for cars J E R O M E IM P L E M E N T & p.m. Ruptlrt, Idaho 43» }47« Furniture & HH Good* . 122 and pickups. ABBOTT'S AUTO MARINA. ' you want AND save you money. i S U *»PLY. 3ft5 Sho^hAT- Sts South. NEW 16' CO M BIN ATIO N beet and See m e and save tiefore you buy PATSUN grain bed. Phone 733-8018. your next car. ■ SCDANS • WAOON . PtCXU. . SKWrS OMS 100 PER CENT NYLON carpet, one MUST SACRIFICE. 1969 B.S.A; 441 roll only, special purchase (rom BOB LATH AM 'S l a r g e s e l e c t i o n Of new and Victor Special, completely FINE AUTOMOBILES , B»al Inflatjon A t. .. wtiolesalerl M.99 sq. yd. Banner used guns. Layaw ay now. We reconditioned, will makegood trail 1965 CHEVY PICKUP^'auto tran Furniture, 733-1431. ". . Between the ArtIc Circle and trade. RED'S TRADING POST, or road bike, 326U726 after 7 p.m. smission, big 6. Camper shell; 1 BUY NOW !!! DEAN MOTOR CO. : the good neighbor fence." 215 Shoshone Street Soutti. owner, low mileage. Excellent 409 2nd Ave. S. 733-2022 COCOA brown nylon sofa, loose condition. $1400, 733-0767. 751 AAaIn Avenue East 734.3701 ’ 1968 KAWASAKI 120 T u ll bike.*500 pillow back, »89 at Cain's 733-7111. AT LAST a bra that really fiisi Call m iles. S325. Phone Sun Valley 726 1966 F-700 FORD truck with new m v l o l i i a Sharia MaVtinsen, 733 9^9 for 3500. Clyde Hawk. beet bed, sharp and good con- ,3 PIECE USED bedroom set, twin your own personal flttino. bed, 1 2<>rawer nite stand, I 4^ , ditlon. 324-3183. drawer ctiest, U I at Cain's 733 1970 HONDA 100. Street moêl. ALUMINU'M PlATES!'2a cents Excellent condition. Phone 733 Autos For Salo 200 ®Qch Of 15 c«nt4 .in lott pf 50 or 7405. WATER BED, » » . Cell aHer 5:00. more.S*® Dole ThomcHon, Timej- TOO MANY CARS! Must sell 1964 73431M. News, Twin Falls. 1971 NEW ARRIVALS: FiberfoTm Chevy Impala. Excellent con and^Sldewinder boats. Eylnrude dition. 733-7367^ — ______iQ&t-j—*iwi-Meû^y-motofST-flUO-ANO semble. Mr. and Mi's, dresser, fence. 1" x 10" — 5' long. Posts, • M AR K 'S.. Yoor Evlnr'Otte and FOR SALE: 1969 Buick Skylark, mirror, larga 4-drawer ctiest, book stringers. 733-8033. MercUry Dealer. 1162 Blue Lakes North. 733-1194. 41.000 miles, V8T automatic and case headboard, bed, »139.»5. air, contact Idaho First National Terms, Banner Furniture 733-1421.' NEEDLEPOINT. TAPESTRY yarn, Bank. Buhl, 543-4381. canvas. Crewel kits and stools. Motorcycles _ P R E M IU M S P A ID for round dining 180 ^ Hours 10:QO a.m. to •4:00 p.m. 1920 MODEL T Ford touring car. tables — roll top desks — Brass weekdays,tSaturday 10:00 to 12:00. FOR SALE; 1971 350 Yamaha. Unrestored, good running con ACKNOWLEDGED BitSr BUY Beds — China closets — baby 733 3804. Mri. William Bruley. 153 Excellent condition. Phone- 733- dition. 423-5639. . NO PRICE RAISE OR EXTRA things. H A YE S FU R N ITU R E - 9tti Avenue' East. 2322. 1967 CHEVELLE Malibu, 2 door UNFINISHED FURNITURE, , DUTY O N CARS IN STOCK!! 1970 c o o p e r self propelled rotary hardtop, with air conditioning, 324- highest quality, good selection. 1970 Y A M A H A 125 Endural, 800 lawn mower with bag, 21 inch. m iles. 733-5273. 5604. ■ ■ Mary Carter Paints. \9U Kim- $59.95 at Cain's 733-7111. b ^ ly Road 733-3493. 1970T SUZUKI 250 Savage with kit. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN BUG. Hot MOTOR CO. 1967 CORVETTE FOR SALE: Wheel chair, like new. Phone before 5:00 p.m. 733-4712. Yellow, groovy interior. Radio, 254 4th Av«nu« Wett . . Uted Car Convertiblel TbU beauty FURNITURE, upholstery, free Phone 733 8126, mornings good running slâpe. $400. 733-5901. 236 Shotbone St. Wett . . New Cor hot 4 tpeed trontmit- estimates, pick up and delivery. •WANT 50 to 80 c.c. YamaguchI for tion, AM/FM Rodio- Jack Calton, 733 7603. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, good parts. Call 423 5377 after 4 p.m. Stereo combirôtion, condition, $50. Maple Admiral H-70 M 15 Sportt 500 1 9 6 6 B U I C K 9 X 12 LINOLEUM rugs, assorted black 8. white TV, $75. 733-3869. FOR S ALE : 1970 Ossa Stelleto. LeSabre, 4 door tedon, radio, heat-^ Excellent condillon. Call 326 4217. CHEVROLET. Firettone tiret. patlerns, $7.95. BANNER FUR ook Price . .. S1950 oV, power .^leering, automotf<-tront- NITURE. Twin Falls. 733-1421. WE REBUILD hydraulic jacks at mitvion. Book Price . 51175. ■ ABBOTT'S AUTO SUPPLY. 305 1970 KAWASAKI 500 Mark 3. Ex- K ITC H E N C U P BOA R D S; Chin a ^ o sn o n a St: ' “ CeHent-conditlonr733 8335 or "1140 SPECIALS! b p e c la l~ ___ . , ^ - 9 9 0 closets, student desks, unfinished, 7th Ave.E . various sizes and styles. Complete DO IT YO U R S E LF ! Shampoo your 1966 MERCURY line of unfinished furniture. own carpet, professional results. HONDAS CARS PICKUPS -14 FOOT $ 0 ^ 0 Montclair, 4 door herdlop, radio, Banner Furniture 733 1421. Rent a Clarke shampooer. with 15foot KIT Campertrailer BEET BED . JL sJ kJ 1 9 6 7 R A M B U R loctory oir conditioning, vinyl up' companion ■ vacuum. Banner Sales Parts Service Americon, 2 door hardtop, a tpeciol holitery. power iteering. power Furniturs. 733-1421. Your choice financing Musical Instrumfints 124 10 Foot Williamson order cor with 4 tpeed trontmit- broket, radio. Book Price . . . S1235- Opening Sundays and evenings tion, rodio. heoter] rodiol tiret. te« NEW Y A M A H A pianos, used pianos. NEW FIBERGLASS panels'for MILLER HONDA SALES All Metal Stock Rack thit cor to appreciate it. Speciol . . ^987 . Yamaha guitars. KLH stereo patios, carports, etc. 15 cents per 423 5179 Hansen Fit 1 Ton Trucks record players. WAR NER MUSIC, squarefoot. Colors • green, white, CAR VALUES!! II SPECIAL Special ..... ^ 1 9 6 6 VW B U G . 131 Shoshone North. yellow, blue, peach, transparent. Accottoriet & Re|>air 182 1971 SUBARU 1 283 4 tpeed tronimiition, rodio, bucket 8, 10, 12 foot lengths. W ESTERN 2 door coupe, bucket leott. 4 teott. NURSERY, 540 Filer Avenue. 733- 1967 VOLKSWAGEN ^w u r l i t z e r c o n s o l e piano. 1962 283 CHEVROLET engine and tpeed tronimiiiion. 2 lone point, Square bock, 4 tpeed trontmit- 1 9 6 4 D O D G E Walnut finish. 733 9043. Cash or 9179. r transmission. Approximately 1.000 H 50 liliQ new. tion, good tiret, locoll/ owned, Stotion wagon, V-8 engine, oulo: S p e c ia l...... ^ 8 9 5 assume.'ow monthly payments miles on complete overhaul. 733- low mileoge. factory oir condi- ,motic trontmittion, rodio, power, GUNS — CAMERAS — TOOLS — 7077. $777 tteering, oir conditioning M iSC. Now in our new location tioning, iharp: • 1966 CHEVROLET .1 USED c o r n e t . Like new. Good 1966 OLDSMOBILE 98 Malibu tfotion wagon, V*8 engirm, for beginning band student. 438 1517" Kimberly Road. Jack's Pawn ACE HANSEN $1290 Shop. 733-5796. frock*______; 196 4 door iedon, V>8, oulomottc Iront- radio, oir conditioning, vinyl uphol* 5745. $568 ttery. ^ 1»M flN TJ B NA T IO N A L_?l 900_»er l«S mitiion, power tteexing, broket. 1965 fORD -Golo»i»-500, 352, c,i. V.a-tnQige^ BAND IN S T R U M E N T rentals with'diesel engine, ‘fandem drivfti CH-E^ROUET------S T 3 9 5 ------4^64-OLDSMQ6aE- " Special—r r Rental applies on purchase price. /^RT M ART , ^ power steering, .air brakes. E x outomotic Irantmittion, power 4 door hardtop, luxury co^ equip-, Conn. Scfm er. Qundy. and A. iley ceptionally clean. Buhl, 543-5473. tteering, radio, good' tiret, low Original oAntings. pottery, 1967 CHRYSLER ped with power tteering, power 1969 CHEVROLET W arner M u sic. 733-7083. 133 NEWPORT, cuitom 4 door iedan, mileoge. ' bfoket. rodio, and heotef.______ChfveMe SS. 3.96 V-8 »ngine. ? dopr • Shoshone Street North ______Mexican-Tfawan frarnes. All ■prtcesT 14?-.TQP-T- >re spreader w ith JUSX- -V -8gnqm e,outomaHc~tM rTimtWDTT7~ ------$895 — hordtpp, 4 tpêd trori^miktion^pow BANK ANU IMWST BLOG. forage sides. Leo's Custom F a r ower iteering. power brokei, tplit- er tteering, mag wheelt, 'tharpeit &UNDY flute for sale. Ptione 334 « Shoshone Street m ing, 326-4703 or 326-4964, Filer. RECEIVED! CencK front teot, oil vinyl interior. 1968 PLYMOUTH in the Volley'! , 5394, Flier. Dally 1-5p.m. ■ Fury 111, V<8 engine, oulomotic USED 1959 Ford Panel. $250. Phone 1971 Volkswogen con $ 1 6 9 5 trontminion^ pow*f. visefing. S pecioL_____ ^ 2 2 . 8 6 . Radio and TV'Sets 125 733,2477. vertible, red body, black 1964 MERCURY power broket, oir conditioning, EXCELLENT for Kuntlng. 4 wheel top. radio, tpecioll 33 INCH RCA color console, COMET VILLAGER, tlotlon wogqr>, drive. 1967 Chevrolet W ton: 2700 reconditioned end guaranteed. V*8 isngine. oulomotic tronimiition, $1545 » » » at Cain's 733-711). THE COVE miles, extra gas tanks, boat rack, 1971 Volkswagen K Southern tdoho in bed. cabinets, etc. $2,950. Write man Ghia convertible, conditioning, thorp. 2 door hordtop, new tiret, rodio, Garage Salet 130 Box 129, Glenns Ferry or call 366- yellov/ body, black top. bucket teott, ttondord tronimif 496 Addison W est 2246. $ 6 9 5 lion, gold outtide, block intide. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, )0 a.m. to S p.m. Golf clubs, clothing, KENWORTH LONG wheel base, 1969 DODGE DART $1294 miscellaneous. )5U Princeton HBR engine, 4 and 3 transmission, WOW// Drive. MiKsllanaoui Wan>«i 141 CUSTOM, 4 door ledon, 1968 CHRYSLER 254 4th AVE. W . tandem axle. 10-20. lntematior>al See These tfeering, outomotic Irontmisiion, NEWPORT. 4 door hardlO|>. V-8 dump truck 10 yard. 10-20 rubber, OLD COINS — Bought and sold. Box Fine Sporty Cars Todoy! oir conoitioning, rodiol tiret. “ engine, ...outomotic trontmittion, 7 3 3 - 7 3 6 5 Good Things To Eat 133 803, Twin Falls, Idaho. 461 engine. power tteering. power brakes, all Ford pickup 4 9^ ton. Runs good< $ 2 0 9 5 vinyl interior, vinyl cQvred top. WtLC~BUY~d!recT pr Auctlon your 1 IV U cloier for cat. CANNING pgACHis^_____ »nd~ _ _ _ ^ Y 0 U 4 ^ ^ ------TDrhiture-appliances-odds & er>ds. T1575ng gTTpper. 1968 TOYOTA "Tomatow, corn. Bring containers. Snake River Auction. 733^54. 12 ' 14 yard GW scraper. $ 2 3 9 5 Bakers, mile West of Kimberly. 8-- 11 yard GW scraper.. MOTOR CO. 4 door tedon, low mileage, rodio, Sugar Factory Road, 423-4164. 324-2243. Sam Schuyler. Jerome.- Authorized Volkswag9n Dealer LIKE NEW! _CASH FOR SCRAPMETÂL READ THIS! FINE LATE Hale peaches. Bartlett Copper. Brass, Aluminum. SPtCIALS! M AKE OFFER Maverick. 6 cylinder engine, itond* If you are remotely interested in purchasing a used . pears, U-pick, or picked, Golden Radiators, Batteries. Etc. 351 Main East, Twin Foils ord tronimiition, for economy tee Elbertas. Fullerton Orchard. H;KOPPELCO. 1967 IN T E R N A T IO N A L IMO L ,-4 car now Is your chance. All used car prices have — ^g^shQrfi_-DrJv.e._Nampfl.__466 152:^d Avenue South 5 and 2 speed. 1964 CHRYSLER T9SrTNTTeR WAT lo N AL $ 1 9 9 ^ -been-slashed for Labof-Dov-Weak. -— USED oil furnace for sale. Phone 5 and 4 speed. Abbie (Jriguen's Imperial. 4 door hardtop, full "TgArHCS: H W. H Bcfta anu 1963 PORD TanuBHVTam ygweif; foctory oir . cfflndilioning^, -1.967 81 81 733 4;26.------IMPAIA, 4 doot hordtop. 327 V-fi - m t H tMPAlA-4 DOOR set)AN-SgP AN - ; .T"RytfOggd T6 Elberta clings. Power's Orchard. speed. / good tiret, thorp ivory finith. Shorp ond thit beouty it reody to go with lott of trouble free milet of Filer 326-4944. 1965 DODGE 0-500 5 and 3 speed. CLEAN SWEEP! engine, -outomotic fronii'nittion, W AN TE D ! Good used oil heaters 19&3 FO R D Tandem 5 w>d 3 $ 7 9 5 power tteering, power broket, foc driving left. vylth bidwers. Banner Furrvlture, YoolLnever moke tory oir conditionirtg. e a r l y i m p r o v e d concord 733-U31. • sp>eed. grapes. Others later. Bring con 19A3 INTERNATIONAL Tandem bigger savings on 1968 DODGE POLAR A $ 1 4 9 5 1967 MERCgRY DOOR HARDTOP . Reduced To $ 1 0 9 5 tainers. Ptione 733 5827. W IL L BUY 2-horse trailer In good 5 and 4 speed. the. new or used 4 1961 fNTERNATICNAL Tandem 4 door t*dan, V-8 «ngir>e, automat- condition. Phone Jerome, 334-2567. Beoutiful 2 torte, foctory oir condittonrng. pwer tfeering. power broket, 5 and 4..?p.ted, cor of your^ ..— W694)0DGE----- 'itbtefvte V pet fe«f:------<------^ ^ ------SWEET CORN. SO^cents doren. Red 1963 F R E IG H T L IN E R 16,500. power brokei, rtew white wall rty- potatoes. 5 cents pound. $2. 50 choice thon^c 1 5 9 ' CORONET 500 pounds, tomatoes. Off Washington, right nowl J1295 ' 4-door ttotion wogon,^V-6, oulo 1966 MERCURY STATION WAGON . Reduced To on Filer. Vance's Stand. IDAHO MOTOR $1093 BRUNSW ICK, Delta, Oelmo pool REPAIR motic, trontmittion, power tteering, Jull (n lim« for (oil hunling. lookl bfond n«w, loodad Including powW” tables and accessories, order now factory air cortdifionirtg.. Ue«ring. YOU PICK. Pears reawyT~peacnw 'ôr Christmas diMlvery, call 733- Vterldian, Idaho 1967 OLDSMOBILE 1967 CHRYSLER next week. Bring contatners. 5601 after 4 p.m. 68S-39S1 $ 2 4 9 5 AAelon V alley Fruit Farm . Buhl. VISTA CRUISER Town & Country ttotion wogon. full Dewey Nipper. 543 4719. Stotion wogon. oir conditioning, power, foctory oir coitditioning, ex- 1967 PONTIAC STATION WAGON . Reduced To $'1459 1969 FORD MUSTANG 1 owruftr, bropd r>ew engine, lookt brond tponkmg new. Trucks 1 9 6 power tteering. power broket. good $ 2 1 9 5 ______2 door hardtop, V-8 ertgine, outo- Trucks 1 9 6 " wqHv -1 . pow er- "■ mile north of Buhl on Clearlakes Was SI 795 r,olU»rp. J219 5 Road. Phone 543 5093. NOW . . . 1969 CHEVROIET IMPALA...... Reduced To $1985 KS ARE OUR 1 0 8 8 1968 MERCDRY SPORT COUPE, oir conditioning. 2 tone, power tteering, power broket, AAontcioir, 4 door tedon, V-8 en 1967 DODGE new Michelin tiret, extremely nic4. BARTLETT Pears, Alberta gine, outomotic tronyniition. pow MONACO, 4 door hordtop, V-8 Peeches. ready. Gourley Orchard. er tfeerirtg. power ditc broket, 6- engirte, automatic trontmittion, 3 miles west, 6 m iles rtorth. IALTy...NOT way power.teot. foctory oir condi- ABBIE URIGUEN powef ifeerina power b«’oket. vinyl 1967 MERCURY C A PRI...... Reduced To $959 Deadmao's corner, Filer. 336-5^. 7lJAA»ln Avenue Soom 733-HV II $ 1 6 9 5 $1495 local 1 owner; fully equipped. 3*ê told thit one new. ■ TOA\ATOeSr-CORN. - r^-Apuds. peppers, slicir>g peaches. Ervin J~ ~ Bodenstab's. 3 north 1 west of West ☆ Joe Butler * Ed Elorrieta 1968 VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK Reduced To $1109 5-points. P1C.K.U.ES- IMHIVB 1 locol owner, very low mileoge. '6A CHEVROLET Vt Ton '68 JEEP B E E T^ CO R N, tomatoes, other lonq wide box, 6 cylinder ervgirve. .Wogoneer. V-8 engine, automatic varieties of vegetables. LANG'S 4 tpe«d trontmiition. 6 ply ti^t. N U RSEY 405 Gardner. 733 4381. trontmittion, 4 wheel drive, lock- 1966 MERCURY MONTEREY...... Reduced To $669 Runs ond lookt Qood. ^ ^ 2 9 3 out-hubt. or»« owner, low mileoge. 4 DOOIt. power tteering, oil vinyl interior*, reol reol cleon. '68 DODGE % Ton $ 2 9 9 5 Pickup, V-fl engine^ 4 front- '68 CIHEVROIET 1967 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN . .... Reduced To $895 FINGER STEAKS mittion. heovy duty tpringt,, tiret long wide W ton pkkup. 6 cylin STATION WAGON, rtew car trode-in, 1 owner, beoutiful blue finith. ovto- THE BEST IN TOWN and wKeeli. equipp^ for comoer. der engirte. 4 tpe»d tronimiufoft. .rnotic trontmittion, power tteering. power brdket. trolWr hrtch Relish diih and oil $ 1 8 9 5 c l e a r a n c e ^ 1967 DODGE 2 DOOR HARDTOP Reduced To $1195 THE COVE '68 FORD 1/2 ToA Pickup '64CHEVROIET14 Ton , i s o n ! Beoutiful locol owned cor, fully powered, power tteerir^, power brolêt, long wide t>ox, V-8 engine, outo- long wide pickup. V-8 engirte. 4 500 BLOCK 2ND AVL SOUTH whilewdll tiret. outomotic trontmittion. v 496 Addison West motic trontmtiiion. fu-torte point. ipfd tronimi»*ion, trailer httch, 3111 Workman extro good. $ 2 0 9 5 1965 MERCURY MONTEREY ...... Reduced To $596 PEACHES FORD SPECIAL PURCHASE OF WE£Z£WAY, we wstd »Kit cor new, tolk to tt>e originol owner ond hell »efl JmproveJ ElV>ertot oAd J. H, Hole, yO«* itt in perfect condition. other vorietiet loter. ______USED TRUCKS 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY ill ART AKLAND . 1965 FORD C-700 1964 CHEVROLET - THE SALES LEADER 4 milet Eoit of Buhl on H>ghwoy 30 Tilt cob. 361 V-8 engine. 5 tpMd 1964 FORD RANCHERO . . ‘. Reducad To $ 6 4 2 2 ton, big 6 ertgirw. 4 tpeed tronv IN MAGIC VALLEY.. . fteoutiful fittle red vrtit. hot ttortdord trontmittion, rodio, good firet. reol 4 milct North and 3/4 milet Wett ' tronimitiion. 2 tp«*rd reor oxie, mittion, 2 tpeed reor oxle. PSone 543-4044 900 X 20 tiret. extro long wheel 1243 Slue Lakes Blvd. North deon, tfte t^rpett runoboat unit in town. bot« - 1966 CHEVROLET AnKqu 139 1969 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER . . Reduced To $1878 '67 OODGE TiHâb. 327 V-8 engine, 5 tpeed 1 9 7 1 RUMAAAGE SALE--you rummage, 3 To^ Ifwttiware.'dlihei. furniture. Buy -t9 6 T d o 6 g e d :5 go- - 1 1 ^ ^ 0< cevrte itt ec^wipped with 4 tpeed trontAtuion, ond bwdiet mmHMi. ,and sell. Restore. 4door hardtop moicMt, «rMi 360 V-8 «ngin*, ou- h I whMl bovi. (ngin*. <*«' . * ipiod iTonimn- U , 5 H>Md trommiiuon, 2 ipml oil*. ’ - S A tE tomqtk tranimiMien. radio, hocrtar, whita ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES. 8.2S«20 n>bb«r. wall d«lux* whMl cowan. Baht pockot)*, toim «rith Jlaroe variety* buy, sell, con- stonmentft. C H A LE T AN TIQ U ES. * Jo* Butter * EdElorrWlo IN FULL SWING vinyl intarion, and tonm willi dotti intarion, all H i * nawl r («M ^Shomone, BIG HEARTED R(0UND OAK TABLE, d malttiino *'We want to trade *2983 1965 AAERCUKY COMET ■ M h f w i T * c A a irs ewui b u ffe t: > T H E ’ 4 OOOK SlOAa-MMlanHnM ’SAWTOOTH HOUSE, 123 Aîn yoorVoy' ;East^ m -3tS4. . - J O H N CH R IS THElSEN,MQT 733-lta, m M a mMEMt- 5(X) Block 2nd Avenue S.Opm Evwihw'til 8 pjn tlCWC«IS73»-SMt 1W»I?AUS — Ill...... i ...... rnHmmmmmimmfammm ...... I ,i^ 1 u ' . t 24 TImos-News, Twin Falll, Id^hb Thufsday, S«pt»m b« 9, 1971 Bellevue G em trophy hunts JbarhBCM^ edni m eneeTSa tiirday W ISE — Bighorn sheep,, popularity with ttia Idaho mountain goat and moose resldenjts, WlUianu smd. Idaho hunters take to the field hunters Biinply apply en masse' 4 Sw im out Sundfty Saturday for what has become .and exdude non-re^denti^ by BELLEVUE - Bellevue «iU Imown as Idaho big ga.ae the sheer weight of numbers, he trophy hunts, according to said. SALMON. Id ^ o (UPIJ - A ■ from Moose Creek airstrip In stage its annual barbecue sntfer the Idaho primitive area. , aU. O aê Chief, Roger WUliams. plane carrj'ing four persons He said 2.S63 hunters were landed in the-Salmon Rtyef-at—-^Hiânê-ot-the JKOiBan-waa— Delayed.because and all not learned immediately. The ^Festival'over tl» Labor Day successful lirdrawlng“permlts^ Lantz Bar Monday and all for these hunts. swam t6 the bank safely as the men were Identified as 'Robin weekend, the celebration will be ■Perldna. Kellogg, and Jim Ben- hlllprt nq th, ‘I^bor Day Williams said non-residents alTLTaft drifted downstream and were limited to not more than lO sank, it was rep o rt^ Wedhes- ning. Pinehurst. Belated Celebration," and . is Watts, contacted at Osburn, slated for Sunday. per cent of the permits in any day. ' ■ one hunt, and not more than 1 in One*Way, Sports in Salmon-indicated confirmed the accident but with Boyd Jones and Bill held details until completion of Showalter, co-chairmen, said per cent in a hunt with 10 o r the plane was piloted by Joe fewer permits. Nb-Depoisit Watts, Osburn. and belonged to the official report. Duane Wil the celebration will Include; in liams. manager of the Shoshone addition to the annual barbecue, The .new policy ■ on the Shoshonef Air Service at Kel- nonresidents dropped their Bottles! k)gg. Two other men and a Air Service, was flying Wednes an “Old West" shootout and day and cotUd not be reached for streetsports. Activity will begin, participation on nioose hunts womaiv were abbard' the plane from 23 per cent in 1970 to 13 p er. which was returning to Kellogg immediate comment. at 12:30 p.m. Sunday with a Unconfirmed r«p«rts, M H stage robbery and shootout on .qent this year. Out-of-state goat hunters dropped from 25 to 7 per ever, gave thli it^ JlMI Main Street. pUt on^.by the PEPSI Hailey “Hellers." cent. A comparlson couldn’t be S o u p f i r m The plane had taken off irom At 2 p.m. a free barbecue will made on bighorn sheep since the airstrip .Monday morning be served In the 'old Bellevue laît yeai- the hunt was mostly on and had iced up as it climbed a ty Park. The feed Includes a general hunt basis with no QNE.mip t o ^ e s c a p e ■^jout of the overcast. It later ran barbecued beef sandwiches, drawing required. Actually, out of gas over the Salmon Riv- corn-on-the-cob and coffee’. Live non-residents drew 9 per cent or 6 of the 67 sheep permits, he that beats -cr. music will be provided. •he others cold! prosecution • The four spent Monday night Street sports and contests will said. Antelope permits continued to WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e at the unoccupied Forest Serv be 'held at 3:30 p.m. on Main ice administration center, ap Street. be taken up by residents at a Bottled by Pepsi-Cola iFood and Drug Administration rate of about 96 per cent. The Bottling Compotiy of Twin has no plans to prosecute the parently in the cabin of Frank Showalter said-donations are Lantz who was away at the needed; they can be made at the new restriction on non-residents Falls under appointment' Campbell Soup Co. for shipping from Papslco, Inc., N: Y.. time. • I Silver Dollar Bar w d Cafe or at didn’t affect hunts for this canned soup contaminated with species because of its great botulism. Sam’s Club.._____ "All the evidence we have PONTIAC POLICE and Oakland County, Mich., sheriff’s indicates that Campbell has O f f i c i a l deputies form wall to keep antl-buslng protestors from blocking acted responsibiyTn trying to buses as they leave depot Wednesday on second day of court- track down and eliminate this g u a r d s ordered desegregation of schtiols in that northern city. (UPI) problem," an FDA spokesman said Tuesday. The^ spokesman ..said the. I government would not hesitate to prosecijte “should reason to Governor, prosecute arise ... " Shoshone hikes Prosecution vyas suggested in . a letter to the FDA by Peter H. aides set Schunk of consumer advocate Ralph Nader's Center for the insurance limit meet trip Study of Responsive llW , SHOSHONE-^ Increases in to take all possible actions to ■» niiunicipal liability limits'were control the'noBe made by BOISE (UPI) - Gov. and B oise fiiTTi -approved by the Shoshone City motorcycles within the city Mrs. Cecil,D. Andrus and four Council Tuesday night. limits. He read the council a of the governor’s aides leave •Hie councE approved raising letter complaining about the Friday , for Miami, Fla., and l o w b i d d e r the' level of bodily injury noise. then San Juan, Peurto Rico, -and—th e ^ a tio n a l Governors' WENDELL - Officials of the to $300,000 and boosting the Wdit for the 1970 fiscal year, Conference. Idaho Higl;way Department property damage coverafie to prepared by Mrs.' Helen C. Saturday, Andrus plans to at said Tuesday Miller Con- tlOd.OOO. The ■ dost of the in Dickinson. Rupert, certified tend a Democratic governors'' struction Co., Boise, was the crease will be $390. public accountant. caucus before going on by Air apparent low bidder for con a ty officials also announced Hie council tentatively ap- Force plane to San Juan. struction of, two steel un- _ roved—an—appiiCfitlAiUJjy :be..acr: derpasses=on::::lntcrstate.-fltt this'afternoon at Shoshone City Raymond Oneida for a washer companied by hisadministrative North between Gooding and Hall at vfhii* the sewer project connection on the Mott. Ad assistant, Edward V. Williams, WendeU. was to be reviewed. Work Is . dition, pending location of a press secretary, John Hough, Officials said the firm’s bid of expected to b ^ in next week, water main. secretary, Jean Taylor, and by $598,237 was lowest of five for and city officials, engineers, Bartender's permits for acting Director RobertLenaghen bulling of one 509 foot long and contractor representatives Jeannette C. Carpenter and of Administrative services. underpass Md one 340.foot long were to attend. Kenneth B. Crabtree were Mrs. Williams and Mrs. underpass at Grade Separation Mayor EUwood, Werry told approved. Hough also will accompany the No. 3 and Interchange No. 1 on the council he has asked police party at private expense. the interstate segment.

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