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Murder G Filed InS

~0f-R«perR U PE R T — A 39-year-old JlU i tio:

-------p o c t-m an -w aR -a rra ig n c a -O d -a . _ iflrsT tlogrtie m urder chnrge F ri- res d ay m orning in connection with bul th c shooling death during lhe b a night 6(, h is step-son. Another sor step-son w as hospitalized. - wa

D ary l H unter, 24. R upert, died / abou t 4_^Tjn^ £ r id a y _ a t Mini- C_

\ doka M em orial Hospital of bul- wo------- lec-w oundK -rccolved-abouu3:30 upi

a .m . a t the homo of his stop- dc fa th e r, Ja m e s E . Murphy. A em

--------younger brolher, Dean Hunter, to” 17, is reported in. good condJ- idc

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~~Olympic Hit

-A th le te s - ^ Ousted 2

M E X I C O ^ C I T Y lk p )" ^ ™, U.S. Olympic Com m ittee, sus- 5'/’

ponded s ta r Negro sprinters . T om m ie Smith and John Carlos

from the U.S. Olympic team af- - • t« r rnidnight Thur.sday for "un- “ “

typical exhibilionism” during ^ " an Olympic victory ceremony

____V Wednesday . -■ ___________The decision followed a., com- n«

------plaint.— by tho Internationa]O lym pic C om m ittee regard ing the conduct of Smith when he

-------- receivcd-fhe soJdTncdal /or-M'jn- c j•ning the 200-m eter event and j ji

• the bro iiic m edal for finishing a , .th ird i n - t l i e 200-mctcr finals W ednosday. ' q I

Both Sm ith and Carlos ra ised be clenched fists clothed in black Fi

'g loves during the playing of the S ta r Spangled D anner and also vi w ore b lack knee socks without cr .shoes during thc presentation cr cerem ony. j£

T hey also wore Identical but- Pi (ona on the ir team uniform s.cit- br JnR dcm ands-for rncial equality , la

Two m em bers of the U.S. a i O lym pic C om m ittee's board of ph consultants, John Sayre, a row- Ri c r in the lOCO Olympics, and Bil­ly Milts, thc 10,000-metor w inner at

---------hr-lflM,-w cnH<>-4j>fi-QlympiC;m —Ihgc a ftc r 'J r i ld n lg h f lo notify Sm ilh and C arlos to leave.

Tho .staiem enl from the U.S. . O lym pic CommKfco sofd' that a ny repelition of “ such incl- donls by o ther m em bers of Ihc U.S. team can only bo consid­ered n willful disregard of O lym pic principles tha t would w iirrnn t thc imposition, of the suvcre.Ht penalties a t the dispos- nl o f tho U.S. Olympic Commit­t e e / ^ ^ _________________________

U.S, Jeis^i filorth Vie\

j SAKjON (A P) — U.S. flghlcr- / bonihcrs Nln^uked < IhroUj'h Jt

h eavy inonHoon cloiids agnln n I'ricluy to-c(inlinu« Uu'lr dnily n

. bom bing of Norlh Victnnm H w hite the SiilKon jiovornment n

• conilnueil lo balk a t OKreoIng to U u IxiinbinK hnll. o

N orlh Vletnnm’fi lenders In f limit)! wert} rop<irl<;(I aluclyInK a i> new U.S. prnpoHiil !or ceimnllon of nil iHimbinu of tho Norlh In re lu rn for nerloiiN niovcH toward A pence by Ihu Cominunlslir, Bul li

---------»;ouU»..Vlclnum!*_})remicr,JTian cVnn lliKing, huUI hin govern- n m ent could nccept no such pro-

It WHH tnvornbio Jo g South VIelnnm, ll

Huong told Iho official Vlct- k niun pruHM any ngreem cnt by n Snl({on wnuld hiivo tn 1)0 n^v li proved by tiro Nullonal Assom- b hly nn well na (hu cxecutlvo t b runch. Top polllicnl fljoirca In- n eluding the Icatlorn nf Iho House li nnd Snniilo huvu discusscd the a ph«h nnd nrn undcrntood (o Iw t cmil townrd ll._______ ______ r

B oy SeeNEW VORK (A P) — a i r l s in r

n Hoy .SL'out troop? t'H m t's whnt thn Hoy Scouta of

A m urica nayn Im In nioro for 1 llHIll, And hoth ' th o hnyn nnd

t;lrln liccm (n Ihink It’n a fine I lien, '

TJmj wroijp'fl M rn illv o board i nnnouiiuuil TIuirHdiiy, a flo r n \ iinnnimouH vote, th a t HtnrlInK I nex t Jan . 1, the Hoy .Scouin will "ho p repared ’* to ndm li girls to \ tho Explorer p rogram fo r boya j 14 to l i - - 1

MWo hovo known All along I tha l boyn wore InlorcBted in I g lrln ," nald n npokcnmnn (or the nit-yeurold orKaiilintlon Which 1

> haH alm ost <1.S mlllloi) m em bers. i iiicliidinu m oro tiiai) 300,000 Jix- i

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T Charge n Shooting pert Man-old^U i tion with-gunshot_WQunds._ • {

r s h e n t tZaiidlialleerbftlccrs-ar-irge Fri- resIed”Mr. M ur^^ at his hom e, 1Ion with but tho death weapon has not Iring tiie bceii located. Sheriff Theo John- |Another son said it is presumed a rifle Id. was used. . ert, died According to Coroner Robert j 81 Mini- C. W alk. P arv I Hunler w as I 1 of bul- wounded irwiis lower back Und i iouu3:30 UDDCr_chest._b_uLit_has_not been . 1 lis stop- determined whero the bullet | rphy. A entered the body. Mr. Walk w as I

Hunter, to confer-with-Larry-Duff, Min- I d condi- idoka County prosecuting attoi^ •------------ ney, Friday norin regarding dc- I^ tails of the shooting. •■ Mr. Murphy requested a pre- I

limlnary hearing'during the ar- . raignment Friday morning bo- I

fore Probate Judge LeRoy Blacker. No date for the hearing

----- has-becn-set-and-the"defcndant —was represented by .Roger Ling and Lawrence Duffin.

Officers declined to give any - - of the circumstances leading up to the shooting, but it w as un-

t Ro o flic iaily-reported-that-the-vic- tee sus- entered the' door of the jsprinters Murphy home with a jrifle in his n rnrlno hand.team af. Neighbors-flf-the-Mnrphys In- " for "un dilated thoy had been warned I

durini^ by officers not to reveal any do* j •eremony might know about the j

;----------------- Tire— younicr^H uiitcr— boyr ~1 a „ p m - Dean, had been treated and re*

leased from the-Rupert hospital egarding Tuesday when he' was involved when he ^ traffic accidcnt iri which l-for-wJn- Cfyac~Sla»efrTW in-Fat{sr-waff —

killed.D a ry l P a u l H unter w a s born

Iln ish lng April 23, 1944, in R up erl. a n d 5r fin a ls -^u g. 9, 1903, he m a rr ied - .

Glenda Johnson here. Hc had os raised been employed by the Kraft in black Food Co. the past four years,

ng of the In addition fo his widow, sur- and also vivors include a son, Scott Hunt-

> without cr, and a daughter, -Katie Hunt- isentatlon er, all Rupqrt; mother, Mrs. . -

Jam es Murphy, Rupert; father, tical but- Paul Hunter, Burley; three orms cit- brothers. Dennis Hunter, Doug- equality. ]as Hunter and Dean Hunter,

the U.S. and two half-sisters, Mary Mur- board of phy nnd Jeanelte Murphy, alle, a row- Rupert. !, and Bil- Funeral services aro pending _ j Jr winner at tho Walk Mortuary.m piaA U k_______________' _______to -n o t l fy ------------------ ---------------*=-------------------

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5. fighlcr- Air Forcc, Navy and Marine fu through Jels today kept up Iheir steady g,

ds again iiitiick on enemy supply chan- ii, u'ir dnlly nels Kouth of thu lOlh parallel. n|

Victnnm Reports on thc raids will not ho X ivernment nvallnbte' until Snturday, but rn i;rcelng to U.S. pilots logged 100 missions

over North VIotnnm Thursday, s< •nders In concentrating on Ixiats ‘ nnd e itudylng a bnrne.s along coasmi water- nl ceffsnllon ways.Norlh In U.S. mililnry smircci said tho hi

es toward American pilols are concentrul- hi nislif. But Ing moro on Ihe waterways be- »ier,.jrrfln aulaQ-thcrti-ia.Jeaa.trudc.traffic la H gnv^rn- moving soulh. Wsuch pro- Auatrnlla’s nmnll air contin- Ir

I'orHblu Jo gent roporlcd Ua biggest kill o l 7 Iho war no far, 40 Viet Cong ei

idal Viet- killed by a Canberra Jet l)omber emcnt by nenr Pleiku, In tho central high- b;0 1)0 n^v Inndfl, A spokesman snld tho w01 Assem- bomber attacked nn enemy executive troop concentration Wednesday u

figures in- nlghl. The pilot roporlcd *'a tl Iho House Inrge secondhry explosion,’* and n :usscd the an observation pilot counled tho c< ood to Iw bodies tho next day. tho spokea- o

mnn Bold, o

Scou t 'Exploi~ Girls in plorers, "Now, it's nn ncknowl- li

edged fact," lie nddcd. c> Scouta of A spot survey nliowcd most

sloro for Exnloror ScouIh llkod the plan, d boys nnd ‘‘It’a a good IdeB," said Terry

it’s a fine Ruch, 17. of WokI Chicago, III. Ii"A huncli of dizzy dam es bal- n

live board nnco’’ Iblflfifl, be Mid, nnd /, ofler a would provide nn opportunity r it HtnrlInK (or different types of programs, 0 ficouin will Bill Watson, 16, of Dnllas, c lilt girls to who's i)flcn an Rxploror for one It for boys year, said, "Girls ctnild possibly h

fit in If the program were cure- Oil along fully planned .. . 1 think it might s

DfOBted in bo very Intorestlng." ainn tor the Mark Ohanlan, ID, of l)ur> p Ion Which bank, Cnllf., said, "When ynu I members, got to n coriain a g e . , , ynu

300,000 ILc- tioii’l liBva much time for acout- 7

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) ponding F>a-» In 1901. __________

“ A pollo Spi In Test Of

• 2 2 2 SPACE CENTER, HOU.STON th< JV Jolting bu rst of 1^ energy , the Apollo 7 astronau ts du. 3 5 fired their steering engine todny wt . 4 2 in the most powerful m aneuver lo!

cv c r mado by a m anned space- rei ship. oq

- "YPbhn-tiininii-tninr'— siroiiica grM Nnvy Cnpt. Wiilier M. Schlrra —f J r . a s Iho huge engine flnshcd lo

life und spurted a .siendy tall of I flam e for 6Q sccoiuls ns Apollo 7 J

O ' r ^ raced 120 miles nijove tiio Gulf [> C / O 0^ Mexico. _

"T hat wna a real nice to-do, I tho machine perform ed l>enutl- |

id M arine fu lly ," spacecriifi commiviuler j ir s teady Schirrn reiiorleil a t tin* comple- ply chaiy Hon of this vin»i tost of tho cn- cn I paralle l, ginc ihal one day wlli guide vlll not ho Am ericun nsir'onuuia to thc •day, but moon. ' w.

m issions M inutes earlier, the wives of n; Thursday , Schlrra, Air Forcc MaJ. Domi F. w, la ts nnd E lsele and clviiliui W aller Cun- u.s tl w ater- ningham w ere disapixiinled nl ro

not being able to seo the ir hus- c t s said the hands zip over Ihelr Houslon oncentral- hom es. pgrw nys be* All three gniljcred a t n Ixiat f« ic k .tra fflc landlng-aL.C lcar-.Lake_near_thii i>i

Manned Spacecraft C enter, hop- tn Ir contin- Ing to cnlch n glim pse (if Apollo cAt kill o f 7 aa it dn.ihed ni'ro.'j» the heav- Viot Cong ens south of Houslon. met l)omber But their view wan obHcurcd cc i tra l high- by low level clowds In lhe south- m

snld tho west, n enem y When Iho burn s ta rted . It was ni Vednesday under the nutom atlc control ,of \l X)rlcd *'0 tho spncecruft guidance nnd jo sion,’* and navlgallon tiysiein. Schirrn took oi ounled tho control mnnunlly the la s t .10 sec- K ho spokea- onds to <lemonslralo Ihe al)llily In

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p lo rers ' To Gi\ ncknowl- ln || nnd dales too. This jvllt tnko n< 1. c a re of both." ' plwed m ost Tho plun won npproval on Iho bi 1 the plan, d lsl(|f^alde also. )>said T e rry Dennn Sullivan, Id, nf Port- ilcngo, 111. land, Ore,, said' " l l sounds llko II lam es bal- m ore Inn" Ihun ihe Girl .Scoikts, Ji fffljd, nnd And DmlA W nllers, )9, of North- h ipporlunity ridge, Calif,, w hocjropped out of fi p rog ram s, Bcoutlng u yenr ngo, said , "This t>f Dnllas, could change my m ind ." b<vsr fo r one T liere weru soma d issen ters, tl Id possibly however. IIwore cnre- Angelo Suran, IS, of P ortland , w lk it m igh t said girls would be loo much ot U

a diversion, " If wo hnd any k , of l)ur> oro jecls to do, w e’d 'n e v e r fin- h When you Inh thorn with girls n round,’’ 2: g o . , , ynu Dun Jom es of W ichita Foils, c > for acout- Tex., a form er E x p lo re r who’s p

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IMILY* together w hen the lf-p a ren is—M rs; J o c ry Sunday. M rs. K ennedy’s two children, In oline, will bo b ro ther and s ister by m arring ndejr Onassis. Tho O nassis youngsters a rc plctu

r S p u r ts T a i lC t O f S teering ^HOU.STON the au tom atic system failed, T g bu rst of Hc reported th a t m om cniarily e rft astronau ts during tho firing, tho astronauts spa gino today w ere Jolied out o f their weight- foui m aneuver less world nnd th a t Iho gravity 7 1

ncd space- rending In the cab in wijs 1 0 — bur equal to the forcc of grovity a t am'

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icd l)caiitj- R e m o v e H ylie comple- n u 'ill/—E ight residents living of of the cn- cust of Duhl on Hlghwny 30 A will guide |,(,y asHuHsmcnls that nro bo3 to thc iiHw twi^' yenrs dolinuucnl by up

, Nov. 1 o r the City of lJuhl will ed.0 wives of re m o v e . fire hydrants which pla ij. Donn 1'. wore inslallctl In tlm l'a rc n for the Wniler Cun- u.so In fire proteciion, il w as cit\ ]>oinled nl reported during llie lluhl Cily ’Ithe ir hus- council m eeting, cllj

Ir ilouston c ity officials reported ihnt the not properly owners could not be Bai

a t n Ixiat forced to p ay lhe asHeflsmeiil!!. Toi o -n e a r- th u i)u i_ thuy-H k»-nu tud-llio ru -w as wll en |e r, hop- n»)lhing lo force ihn city to re- e (if Apollo n ialntain the fire hydrants and u rj1 tho heav- {f,ey could be remHVcd' if pny- Na

inenI.H w ere nol completed nc- Dfi 1 obscured cording lo the original agree- C I the south- m ent. dls

I-nwrenco F aw cett,'f itreet su -tle i led. It was nervlNor, reported ilie Uuhl Uc control ,of Highway D istric t is planning n pai

lance nnd jolnl project with tho city to C chlrrn look oil nnd sea lcoal Condensnry ror lafit .10 H(;c- Kond from tho Burley cornor pin the al)llily luncilon north . lo lhe C lear net

vor in enw] l.akcs Rond Junction, o distance me

^ Go Coed Jlls jvllt tnko now n AcoulmosloV, said, "Peo- rei

' plo hero, ll\lnk scouting should thtoval on Iho bo nn outdoor program , strict- lOl

ly ." COIfl, of Port- Asked w hether ho would hnvo go sounds llko llkod girls In hin E xplorer troop, an Girl .Scoiits, Jnm en, «n1d,. 1‘No. I wouldn’t Rc 9, of North- have touched <i girl wllh u ID- an ipped out of foot polo w hen I was 14." j)0(snld, ‘Thin Glrln would hnvo to bo piem- 1 id ." bora of qualified g irli orgonizo- tod issenters, tions ;o Join E xp lorer troops, a va

Boy Scout Npokesman lold, ond foi )f P ortland, will,. Inlliolly, l)o adm itted only il l 00 much ot i( "Bppclal In le re it" posts, or- ^lu D hnd any lenleil tow ard vocalloni and W. ' never fin- hni>hli!;i, Ahqtil one-third of tho nx nround,” 22,000 E xplorer peats In lhe 7tl

chiio Foils, country a re "vpcclol In ioreil’’ d r lo ro r who’s poM«. • . ■»

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dng Je ts en failed. T he engine was the m ost pow- nom eniarily erfu l ever fired on a m anned K 3 astronauts space ship. It had been Ignited ^ lieir weight- four lim es earlier on the Apollo t Iho gravity 7 m ission, wllh a m axim um wijs 1 0 — b urn , of 15 seconds. Thus, the

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dents living of thrco-fourths of a mllo. lilRhwny 30 A three-inch oil mat would _.p. Ills that nro bo put on lhe road after a build- ilinuuvnt by up of lhe roadbed wits coihplCl- don of lluhl will ed. Council members iigreed to j j,^ ants which p laco lhe >npprnxlniate com to qj,(| iilt 'a rc a for the city of $1,300 In tho ]0Q9 m p ion, il w as citv budget. T! Uuhl Cily 'i1io council volecl lo Invest tior

c ity fu'nds In U.s! T reasu ry sm rled ihal the notes a t tho I'arnier.H N ational |,„ luld not be Bank lo m ature fX'c, 5, lOliB. ^er [iRKensmoiil!*, T otal am ount including Inlorvst of i- th o ru -w aa wllLbe.Ji5,D(HUIlm.tOUnt:lLllliiO gor thn city to rc-invesiod $5.'),000 in U.S. T reas- wai ydrunts and u ry notes nl llm Idaho F irst jvcd ' if pny- N atlonnl I3«»k lo m oluro on jj«r iinpleted ac- Dec. 2(1. I.glnal agree- O rdinance M7 reguliitlng tho |cn

disposal of wrecked anil dlsm nn- proI, 'fitreet su- tlo»l m olor vehicles on any pub- Uoi

llie Uuhl Uc or private property w as loI plonning n passed by thc council. cunthe city to Councilm an Dale C lirislensen m u Condensary reported that 21 of Ihe concrete um

irlcy con iar pliinlorti plnccd In the lluhl biisl- pot the C le a rn e s s d is tric t by Buhl Klwanls Hoi

II, 0 distance m em bers sevcrul years ugo wlll trn ;------- :— 1)0 rem oved within the nex t few —

. . weeks a t the request of Iho - pr># p roperty owners. Some biiHlness |>E pla<;e« will retain tho plon lers

, . a nd cure for them. _____________ _■ ' .............T lie a irpo rl farm lease iwns |, said, "Peo- renew ed -wllh C, W, T a le for V uting should the period ending Oclobor 31, [jrani, s lrlc l- lOOO, C ard and pool tnblo 11- 1

censes wore Issued to F aux CI- tht I would hnvo g o r Sloro for eight c u rd .ta b le s ml ;plorcr troop, and flVo jxiol lables, Ilo l nnd "c.

I wouldn't R ein’s Cafe for five card tables nil -I wllh u ID- and tho Sunnet Bowl for otie 1 B 14." i)ool inblo. , , hei lo bo m em- Building |>ermlts wnro Issued Th

r l l orgonizo- to M. L. Covey, 02R l'alr„ oxco- Ml rer troops, a va to bosem ent and construc t tes an lold, ond foundotlon, JOOO; Rongon, Inc., r dm itled only 115 13lh Avo. S., ro n sln « :t g ro in pel I’* posts, o r-^ lu m n building, tH.OOO;, Joseph Inf collonB ond W. Millor,' lft20 Poplnr, reshlngle to -third of tho roof, S92; Clyde R. Mills, 027 cnl oats In lhe 7 th 'A ve , N., cniistruci cnncrctc cui lol IniercBl" d rivew ay from houKc to curb, 1

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I Jackie '■ Rites S[ | P ^ ATHENS (AP^ - Jacqueline year • K ennedy a rrived in G reece F ri- Pres

d a y to m arry one of the world’s a W( r ich est men, A ristotle Onassis, ship;

— th c n -w ^ n t- to -h it-p r iv a te island s o u w here they will be m arried Sun- ‘‘God q y ;-----------------r ----------------------------------Or

Ic a B b , J A spokesm an for Onassis, aip.- I960 bouncing the wedding da te , said to

f J D I K : s h e 'h a d no further details nor daui M B E S : ® g iic s f list.—The lioni

gu ests will be ferried by heli- had co p ter to Scorpios, O nassis’ is- m ar land , she added .' Bia;

£ ^ ■ ^ 1 T h c spokesm an said Onassis ougl w an ted ihe.wcddlng to be a s pri- . M v a te a s possible and on report- w er

.e r s o r photographers would be' Nevperm itted .--------------------------------- HugA -sp e c ia l— G reek— a ir l in e r —^

■ M I H b rought thc bride-to-be and her M_ 8 ^ ^ ! * fam ily to a m ilitary a irp o rt at f .

A ndravida, in southern Greece.\ As M rs. Kennedy stepped from

th e p lane end w alked down the fl k - <»leps, she w as greeted by Onas- 71

.2 s is , who,h'ad.flown_from Athens M - "1 to take h ls .b ride-onao Scorpios, — .■ ,-.■77^ th e sm all scorpion-shaped is- ‘

lan d he owns soulh of Corfu.— T hey will be m arried there

Sa tu rday “ or w ithin th ree days ■ ^ ^ ^ 3 a t the la test.” O nassis told p "

O nassis said they would spend 1' — th e ir ■ honeym oon-'on- Scorpios har

"u n le ss Jack ie w ants to m ake a ^ to u r of thc M editerranean with Chf^stirtai-’- h i s —p ala tia l—yacht

— n am ed — for— his— IS-year-old - L d au g h te r by his first m arriage.- J L

A irport police confiscated all c am eras and locked newsm en in f — the a irpo rt’s wailing room about • I 300 yards aw ay ju st before Mrs. J Kennedy’s Jet landed.

A irport employes (^aid M rs. _ K ennedy w as sm iling a s Onassis I k issed her ,on one check. She f took a deep brea th , looked at th e bright, w arm sun, and took >

■ ■ H H h e r two children for a brief ■ " ‘ w a lk along <he runw ay to ^

ond-A rls- - s t r c tc h th e ir leg s .--------------- ,1 K ennedy Then Onassis, M rs. Kennedy, _ oungsters', h e r p a rly and his sis te r boarded t (o .P nIm the DC6 which had brought On- ” ,

as.'ils frorh Athens. It flew them ,,,,■ to Preveza, on the we.<!t coast of___________ -Greoooi ■ where-heHeopter»-wflit-P ..........- - ed -to rfe rry - tb o -g ro u p T to Scon

^ * ^ 0 wedding w ill unite tho 39-

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Election Of SC m ost pow- m IBrowning g. ' t x t t Is Reported “'I. Thus, the JL .. mr•oduccd w as €ho d Browning. Tw in Falls ", — rouroBt l on dlr**''’* r.

' v ico president of tho Idaho Rec-_ ■■ rcatlon nnd Parks Society flt the T i ^ nnnual convention th is week,I l i H e niso received a plnquu for

^ h is wnrk a s secretnry-treoBurcrof tho group during tho past ’ y ea r. Tlim Is Iho first tiftio such

Q an aw ard has l>CQn mndo. wi Tho m eeting of the Congress Ijj

for Rocrenllon nnd P a rk s was I . , bold In Scatile nnd tho Idaho *f mat would n^celloH w ns'conducted by Jack I

|fier a bu id- Rurloy, oulgoing presl- bfus coihplCl- <iont. O ther no w -o fficcra a re -- rs agreed to j j , „ Pope, Moscow, president, late cof^t to nnd sjoyQ n ly , Lewiston, accre- i In thu 1009 ,arv-lronHurer. A

This w ns Iho la rg est conven- ( lo Invest tion of its kind in the Unilcd . . >i '1 rea su ry siHtes. Tho Confsrcss a ttrac ted Us jr.H N atlonnl nsllm nted 3,000 people con- tlr K;c, 5, 1008. cerned w ith the mnny aspects ro Ung InlorcHt of parks, recreation and con- 31' .COUtlclLilbO uorvatiunr-Thu-ftva-day-m ootlna -Rl I U.S. T reas- wan siwnscJred by Iho National pr Idaho F irs t U ccreation and t ’arkn Asaocla- n io luro on ifnn. cli

Under iho Ihemo "C risis, Chai- tlr gulntlng tho icnj{«, Chnngo." iho Congress nli anil dlsm nn- program focuscii on tho rela- Fl on any pub- tionship of j)arkH nnd r(;crontlon nf operty w as (o n iajor dom esllc Issues. Dis- ar II. cusslon topics Included loss of (ni C lirislensen m unicipal park space, urhlin or

the cnncrclo unrest, n ir nnd w nler pollullon, th KI lluhl busi- personnel sliorlngcn nnd Innovo- uhl Klwanls Hons In technlcnl ond ndmlnis- m ja rs ugo will trn tlvo practices. fo the nex t f e w -----------------------------------------------------:

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nol tnblo 11- Ralph W ickberg ,'chairm an of at to F aux CI- the Idaho Public U tilities Com- of c a rd .ta b le s m ission, prom ised la to [TUurBday U

cn, Ilo l nnd " e a r ly action*’ on the telephone te 1 cnrd tables sliuatlon In Magic Valloy. owl for otie The cniiimlHKlon hold a public m

henrlnu a t Iho flolidoy Inn pi woro Issued T hursday and officials of the pl

1 Falr„ oxco- M uunioiii Slates Tclephono Co. ’*l id conBiruct testified. oitangon. Inc., Moro than'l.AOO people had nstruct g ro in petitioned lhe commlBBlon, ask> w ,000; I Joseph log for extended o reo sorvico pl Inr, rcshinglo to allow toll-froe, long-dlniance ta

Mills, 027 cnils belween 14 Magic Volley cl ruci cnncrctc communllloa. r<uKe lo curb, ' In Juno the (olopliono com* to ’g. 2, CoL 8 pony m ado « survey of the sllu- w

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ie Reveal 5 Schedul lay In Gracquclino year-old widow of assassinated brief eece F ri- President John F . Kennedy, lefl daug le world’s a w eahhy w om an by him, ond a dy, i

O nassis, shipping m ognale 23 years her islotl Ue-i&land srn jn r whn h nften .dubbed-thc —A_ rried Sun- ‘‘Golden G redk.” nour------------------tJha'ssIs; 62, Was diPCTCOZniT tWO"assis , an.- I960 after 14 yea rs of m arriage Johr date, said to the: fo rm er T ina Llvonos, bum stalls nor daughter of ano th e r m ^tim il- Olyr

list.—The lionaire G reek shipowner. They took [ by heli- had two children, and she later ncdj nassis’ is- m arried England’s Marquis, of sis (

Bland/ord, the Duke of MarJbor- • 77 1 Onassis ough’s heir. _ chin be as pri- . M rs. K ennedy's plans to wed of P )n report- w ere announced Thursday in Mrs would be' New York by her mother, Mrs. PcU ---------------Hugh- D. Auchincloss, - whose — 5

^^O n a ss is^B e)ped from . _

SLM iL liQ namh fM d ’I s - — B jrT H ^A sso c lo ted -p rcss------ e s rCorfu - - A ristotle S o c ra te s Onassis woi ried there old and h ad $G0 to icatIhrce days nam e whcn he a rrived in Ar- ow, iss is told refugee h

ould spend I" his w ildest d ream s he could sm ' • Scorpios hardly have . im agined - tha t 46 ass' to m ake a y ears la te r, now one of the rich- trai m ean with shr tia4—yacht — •,— f T t * —1 ------------ hin

’S K S f i i g - T i f e - ?.siscated all ^ Ilewsmen in . to

S e“S! T h r e a t e nwh

M id M rs. wa

cScoT-is F l o r i d a ■.looked a t - i - ^ wMIAMI, F la . (A P ) - HurrI- | l :

- - f i cane G lodys drifted norlh in lhe tin unw ay to Mexico today just out_of ga

wind rench from the ^ p iilo u s Wc ; r h n ^ r i T am pa Bay a re a but arm ed 1 rnimhf nn with a deceptive punch. wh

said D r. Robert Simpson, dlrec- ro! .c,.n,- to rlo f--th e_ N atio n a l_ H u rrlcan e up ip .to Scor, -----------------------^

nitA *hi» 19. Simpson sa id he feared shore- vo;

guard because o f w eak winds p r nnd then be caught unprepared o b

ti^cs flvo feet above norm al clu when G ladys m okes landfall. in

ForecAster Roy Kraft said s o ' Gladys could tu rn northeast and Ch“ _ h it land n ea r C edar Key In tho 1 n r i a re a o f tho Gulf Coast, tarC U But tho sto rm w as barely anrs.,1., T7t.ii« moving. F o rw ard speed w as yci

c^ctv flt* t*he *,(g iLftflU Just one-tenth of o degree—well eni ^r,n .u , for undor 10 m llcs-l>etw eon the 6 th«

y - t S u S a.m .-nnd.Oa.m ..BlghUnas today. Ch I tho past Winds in the a re a of Tompa he t Urtifi such ond St. P e te rsb u rg wero mild wl node. with top gusts clocked a t obout bt'0 Congress 17-25 m .p.h,_____________________JyP a rk s was - , ____

£p'’pS E h g i n e F a i .fficcra a re ___ : .. . .

B l a m e d i F o iBst conven-tho United BURLEY—E ngine failure wns ty, 9 a ttrac ted listed F ridny by F ederal Avlo- an people con- tion Agency officials hero as the dr my aspects reason tho twin-ongino Cessna foi1 nnd con- 310 c rashed inlo tho Snnke su »y-m ootlno -RivciLTJmrBday-Dn-a.lnnUliiilJtD::io National proach. P[kn Associa- I.eo P lcrco , B urley, FAA offi- v l

clai, sa id investigation is con- fo :r ls ls . Chai- tlnujng into the c rash of the Or n Congress piano owned by tho Casoy Jonei) qu \ tho rela- liv lnR Service, O ntario, but thal foi 1 r(;creatlon afler tolkhift to eye w linosses B< IssiiCH. Dis- and Iho four pasHQjigors .who lh ic d loss of fliirvlved, ho- feels the failure o t nji ace, urhlin ono englno wos tho caiiso of ir pollullon, thn crnsh. Id nnd Innovo- All five m en aboard the plane pi' tid ndmlnis- m niiaged to get out, hut only ro ____________ four wore nblo to swim to Bnfo- Sc

Eicial Promises Ear ic Valley Telephon<rh ilrm an of ailon nnd so ld T hursday results ;llltles Com- of tho survey showed more thon ro toiTliurBday lliOOO poop)o d id pot wont e x -o r le telephone tended a rea Bervico, ' wl/a lley . However, John Ijitlln , general oield a public m anager of Ihe telephone com- sc lolidoy Inn pany in Idaiio, sn ld enougfi peo- lo iois of the pie w anted a (oil-free service lephono Co. ’*io .w a rra n t consideration by wi

our com pafty.” . , crpeople had An o lie rn a le plan , Metropac,i le

ilBBlon, osk> WOI proposed. Dy this plan, peo* reo sorvlco pie who w an t (o coll long dl»- pi ong-dlBiance tance .w ltno iit Iona distance bo [ogle Volley chorgoi m ay subscribe to Met- cr

ropac. Tlie service ollows o cus- pliono Com* tom er to - coll any cxchonfie m ' Of the sllu- w ilhin « 31-mile rodlui. H

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ealsd^ed I3 ( i E e e e e = d5sassinatcd b rief sta tem en t sa id : "M y " f |nnedy, lefl daughter, M rs. John F . K enne- ?{;him, ond a dy. Is planning to m a rry M r. A r- JLyears her isiotle O nassis." ; _ . i f

iuhbed-.thc _ A __fp w h m ir* n f tp r thtf f an«hounccment, Mrs. Kennedy;; hep-* Tn

Hpcrcea-|IT tw o-chlldrgnrC grollngr-10. a n d — ^f m arriage John J r ., 7. ahd a p a rty of-eJghC 1I Llvonos, bumped 90 passengers from a n • [

m ^tim il- Olympic A invays Jetliner an d Ivner. They took otf from Now Y ork’s K en- ' I d she later nedy Airport for Greece. On a vVlarquis. of sis owns the airlm e. nj f MarJbor- The p a rty included M rs. Au- |

chincloss and her husband; tw o |m s to' wed of P residen t Kennedy’s s is te rs— I]lursday in Mrs. Stephen Sm ith and M rs. Iother, Mrs. P e te r Lnwford; Mrs. L aw ford’s I ISS, - whose — See-JACKIE,-Pg.-2,-CoI.-S—

i s Became ]

naire A t 2 4 ^ ^a^P ress------ esi~iiTCn— irt— the— w orld;— ho” : “s Onassis would win the hand of a n A m er- f1 b ad $G0 to icon Prcisideht’s. beautifu l Wid-------rived in Ar- ow, Jacqueline Kennedy. t jek refugee His m other and fa th er h ad o&-

i:--------r r ■nrflt/'H_n_tnhngr.n—buslne.sg In^ms he could Sm yrna. Once in A rgentina, On-

, u I 1 too turned to the tobacco -of the rich- trade. By tho tim e he w as 24 his

shrew d operations h ad earn ed------------ him -hls-firit-'m illion . a n d .h e ^ a s _____:

— fir<>grr>'s-gnnsul-general-tn b iiP . ___m v O nos Aires.

B ut Onassis w anted above all to be the J m as te r b f a ca rg o -

-----------He got h is chanco In 1930 w hen he lea rned th a t Canada w as preparing to sell a t sc rap

Q value ten surp lus cargo vessels' ranging in tonnage from 8,500 to

10,000. O nassis bought sbc for >) — Hurrl- 1120,000 and launched a m arl- north in the tim e c a re e r w hich eventually

y Just out_of gave .him control of-m uch o f thelie ^ p iilo u s world’s oil tn irtcer'trado .----- ---------- ^but arm ed H e m arrI6 d ''A th in a Livanos,

tich. whose fa ther''W as ano ther bigiy Is due to nam e in Gt'cbk shipping. H er ; to w inds," s is te r,' Eugenie, m orried S ta v ipson, dlrec- ros N iarchos,'W ho also had built r iH u rr lc a n e up a puge ocean-fifllrty flufci^— mar r i ages ended In dl-eared sh o re -v o rce . - . ..............................—drop their O nassis liked to p loy host to

wealc w inds p r o m i n e n t peopJe, O w s ts unprepared aboard h is y ach t C hristina in-

bove norm al e lu d ed 'm an y well know nom es landfall. in politics, en te rta inm en t and Kraft said s o c i e t y —t h e la te W inston

ortheost and Churchill, for exam ple.• Key In tho M arla C allos, tho M ctropoll- ) Gulf Coast, tan O pera s la r, wos. his guest w as barely and trav e lin g com panion for speed w as years. In 1000 his wifo d ivorccd

e r hour w ith him In’ an A labam a court,rw indrxrf-75 cho rg lng-m ental-eruehy .------ -------------enter moved O nassis had in recen t y ea rs d egree-w ell en tertained vorlous m em bera o t tween the 6 thc Kennedy fam ily oboard theitlnas today. C hriatlna._lncludlng-Jocqucllnff,____B of Tam pa her siste r. P rincess Lee R adzl- ; w ere mild will, and her )ate husband’s ked a t about bro ther. Sen. E dw ard M. Kenne- _____________dy, D-Masa.

e F a i l u r e I s

di F o r C r a s hJ failure was ty, G ary C lark, 28, son of M r. ederol Avia- ond M rs. Rov A. C lark ,' Gden, s hore as tho drowned and l]la body - woo iglno Cessna found ol>out 20 fee t from th a

tho Snake subm erged plane, a.lnnUlnilJtD: _^The survivors wero Stan Legg.

pilot for (ho O ntario flying ser- !y. FAA offi- vlcc; P olor Helming, O ntario , Itlon is con- forn icr Hurley resident who la rash of the O re-lda’s general m nnoger fo r CoHoy Joncfl qiialltv control, and Vern Kbp*

irlo , but thal ford, I 'u lo Alto, Calif., ond J a c k ye w linosses Beoch, Boise, both em ployes of W K crs .who Iho Lord B altim ore P re s s pock- ’ ho falluro o t nging firm , bo cause of Thu m en w ere (rooted a n d re<

leased a t C assia M em orial Hoo- ird the plane pita; and several of the officials ut, hut only re lum ed lo O nlarlo ThurqdBy- iwim to safe- See PtJVNE CRASH, P . 2, Col, j

es Early Action ephone Situation” :rsdoy results Extended a rea servlcei w o u fd ''' ed more than rolao. tho telephone r a te t o f e v ’ not wont e x -o ry subscriber In Iho v a | | « / , ' " 3, ' while M etropac would In vo lva ' <oiiln, generol on Increase only to thoa« gub^ ; lephone com- scrlbers who w ant Ihe ip o c liil ' I enougfi peo- long-dlBionco-freo M rvlco .- , . ,'i -free service T h o s e choosing M e u rm o , ', Iderotlon by would face o m onthly ra tft' ta« , .

crease of oboul I t ; w m : 'V ' n, Metropac,I leom ed, ‘ ' • •hiB plon, peo- Those who do not w an t :oll long dls- poo would continue > w ith, i th iX .'?

X distance som e M 'o i t b h l y t » t « v | M | ^ » to M et-cho rged . V ''v '

ollows 0 cus- Mr, W lckberg so ld ' ny exchange mlsBlon would molui a .(to d jd iu iu /, 'i idlus, w o n , :

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D aily WF r o m T i m e s - N e w s 2 4 - H o u r W

Temperatures-------- P an

N a t i o n a l i t S■ High Low P r .

Albany, cloudy . . . . 79,. 49 . . Albuqcrqoc. clcar . . 5G 28 . .A tlanta, ram ............ 72 65 .21 J®*Bism arck, cloudy . . 43 32 .02 p S h * Boston, c lear 82 63 •Buffalo, c lo u d y ........ 77 G4 . . .Chicago, d e a r ........ 77 45 , .10Cincinnati, rain . . . . 81 65 -12

— Gtevetandr-cloudy— _afl 62, ,..05 - ^ l w c r r c l c a i ~ T .-.-.-.— 50—30-7 VT

Xics Miiincs. cloudy 67 40 ' iD c iro il .ra in ............ 81 6 S ' . 0 3 ^ y

Helena, c lear .......... 55 21Ihdian&poiis. rain . . 80 47 .40Jacksonville, cloudy 80 75 .95K ansas City, c lear . . 60 43 . . "l ^ s Anseles, c lear . . 90 66 . .Xouisvilie, r a i n ......... 82 58 .07M emphis, c lea r . . . . 12 48 .29

— Milwaukee, c le a r . . . . 72” T 3 . . . rooMpls.*St. P ., ra in . . 68 39 .79 ^esle

Orleans, cloudy 83 68 . . . New York, c lea r . . . 81 64 j . . , / .

— ORTaTXitypelenr . . . 6 2 ~ 3 6 ^ ^. O m aha. cl6udy . . . . . 39 .30 ^

Philadelphia, cloudy 80 57 . . Phoenix, c lea r . . . . ; - 8G 51 . . P itlsburR h.-cloudy . 80 60 . .P tlnd , Mg., c lea r . . . 76 52 . .P tlnd . Ore.. ra in . . . 66 40 .41 K apid Ciiy, c lear . . . 50 20 . . . c f 'V

_ J lic h m o n d .j:lo u d y _ .,_ 8 S _ .6 7 _ ,^ fSt. Louis, c l e a r ........ 71 43 . . valle

— S a lfL k T C ily rc le a r— 5 3 -3 0 — c^anj San Diego, c lear . . . 86 55 . . w it San F ran., c lea r . . . 74 54 . . daySeattle, c le a r- ............ 55 44 .48 resui

‘ T am pa, r a i n .............. 82 76 ;53“ W ashington, r a i n ' . . . 82 ,CB .04 any j

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- ! - ^ a s k a r C a n a d a " f i■i-w • • , valleH a w a i i - th Q i

Calgary ................... . 63 44Edm onton .................. 62 40O ttaw a ........................VJ -51R egina .......................-46 24 ^

— T o r o n t o ~ 7 ; . 72—55—..........._W innipeg ....................43 35 ., TlVancouver ................ 52 43 .31 J ,

F a T r B a n ^ T r f t t tT r m S HI ~ TVInJtm eau '....................... 44 3R .42Honolulu .................... 88 76 .02

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I d a h o S ;High Low P r . Mrs.

A berdeen ....................52 19 KnatB e a r U k o ..................46 23 GaloBoise ........................... 59 39 pnll:Buhl ........ .................... 54 28 BuhB u r le y ......................... 5G 33 andCaldwell ...................... 58 31

— C astleford ................ . 5 8 - 3 1 - . . - -j„C astleford .................. . 8 28E m m ett ................... . 6 0 32^ a i r f i e ld ......................52 17

>'G ooding ...................... 56 31

iCranB C villc.............. . 54 35.Hailey .......................... 50 28 ^ f

— Id ah o -F a lls ................. . 5 0 - 2 6 - ,,ije rnm c ............ ' . ........ 5D 25 kji- l'K im b e rly :.................... 55 25••Kuna ........................... 5K 28•Malnd ......................... 53 24 ■M ountain Homo . . . . 58 40 “

■ P a rm a ....................... fii 31Pocntello .................... 53 25 ‘P reston ....................... 47 20.Rupert ....................... r.K 25Salniort ....................... 53 . ..Soda SpringH . . . . . . . 4H 16Twin I'nIU . . . . . . . . . 58 25 Sl

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■ CSIVo^cch i rrogramIs Reviewed < i j

The CollPRe nf Soiiihern Id^- i.hi Iki'm vixMitlonal - K'clinicnl pri>- (jm jjniiii WUH beinp, roviowcil I 'ri- nm dny by iho Hiut(! illrecinn for ijih vucutiotjnlcducnilon,' Rny lrnn«, Oolso, was a t C.Sl .

F riday morjiliiK inaklntj an in- Mri N|K'clion of vuciitlniial fucllilioH, iiKthiiiin}' n newly rcincMlclnl biiilillnj; near Khnberly Rond "W nnd Lnslluiid Drive, Most of V CSI’h votiatiinuil pro|tn '» 'H a re ■ in (iperalldn a t thc facility on | Kiiuburly Hoad, bul a porllon V -

------ of-titr prorrnmsTTinvttl tblB y e a rto thu luldilionid facility. T l

Mr. IronN, iiccnnipnnled by D r, ,lum<iii 1.. Taylor. CSI prc.nl- \ drill', niso loiirird Iho C.Sl cam - jol pun oii Fallx Avenue. wll

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B a n d i t ‘ H e i s t s ’ l«oi

B u m p e r S t i c k e r s i„:noZlvMAN, Monl, (AIM -

nu> (lallnlln Couniy Rppuhllcan pnrly iica<l(iuarierH 1i»n placc<l a n isti ordor for niiiro liunijwr fltlckLTs and Inpel buUon.s for 0 0 1 * i-niiitldiiK’s. ■"*

Soiiy.'oiiu .lirulic Jn to ihc .head-, clc " (tuiudJM and.Ktiilo ficvoral. lliuii-'

nnnd Ntlcki'rs f” ' ‘i hiiitoiiH, |>arty bii (ifllclnln rrportcd . vc

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s u H s c im m o N r a t f ^ .• n i K TlMnS-NKWS Wl

Twin Fnlls, Idaho tin riy Currier

i*c'r inonlh(Dally & Sunday) . . . . $2.25 n l

Uy Moll ncrn ld In Advnnco *’*(Unily & Sundny) »'

,, 1 Monih .......... M.M* M 6 Monlhn 13.00 |

I Y ear .......................... 23.6o wi• Mnll •m ibscrlptlonw -ncropted idpnly wliern c a rr ie r delivery la qinot m aintained. / ry

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«Jaws-.'.Fridtiy,.Oct.ober_1_8, 196 8 _______

1 W eather Reiil-Hour W eather B u reau Wire

F o r e c a s tP artly cloudy and windy a t FalrfU

(Imes F rid ay w ith a sligh t jS am chance of show ers F rid ay after- ,

- p » noons w arm er F riday , bu t c lear- ., Ing and coolcr F rid ay nigh t and P®r‘« l , ’ ’ Saturday . High F rid ay 55 to 65; g rees; 5 21 low F riday n ight In the 20s, and barom } '02 high S a tu rday In thc lower 50s. w est t j P robability of m easu rab le pro- a.m .J *■ cipitation 20 per ccn t F r id ay and aturcs 5 io per cen t o r less F rid ay night B urca ; • *17 and Saturday . The outlook for humid f 'nn .Sunday Is for. fa ir and a Ilttle ogy L

high F riday In Iho 80s, low FrN H allej ; ' d ay night 15 to 25. and high 29; Fi3__■ Saturday In J h e urocr_40s'. Spo- Soil tcI— x ? » c = fo ? e S s t? = n s lIn ^ lo w ^ r i i ' Burea7 .in d a y nfght and high S atu rday : tach, c ’qe Twin F alls, 2$_and 52‘; G di^Ihg, hich,\ 28 and 55; Je ro m e . 27 ond 57; 38; C Q 1; Burley, 24. 53; R upert 23, 53 ; 40; R8 .07 _ _ --------- ^ .,

Sum niarv E x te n d? I q Cooler a i r moved into thc e rn v? w eslern agricu ltural valleys Fri- In Ce® r •• day morning, following a cold valley

i r o n t ,J 3dngiiig_llmitcd_DiQLsturc chang which -is expected 'to be of no The

? Im portance lo valley areas:— d a y ~,1 *’ C learing conditions a re ex- cates n *■ pected in w estern valleys F riday2 afternoon and F rid ay night, daytlr0 4t spreading to ' E aste rn Idaho by>0 ‘ early Saturday. Cooler tem pera- nights [7 '_*■ tures a re a n ticipated in w estern nofmt 13— ” valleys F riday night, with little ‘" S - ^ ,Q— _ change in E aste rn Idaho valleys.>5 . . With clearing by early Satur- and 3 i4 . . d ay in E aste rn Idaho, and the and I 14 .48 resu ltan t dropping of soil tem- _ 0 n -f8_;53 ^ ^ i u f e s a t tf'c '®Vel, vailccIB ,04 any ^ ta to e s th a t rem ain in the w ith

ground in the h igher valleys i|- , m a y su ffe r d am age. — m orn

n a ^ T ^ ^ r a t u r e s F riday in thc repor , valleys wlll be in the 50s and 17, ai

. thQ lower 60s. and the lows wili of 19. range from th e low 20s in the Rai

In E ost Idaho valleys through thc with 2^____ mid-20s-in_M agtc..Vnllr.y in the, x a ih -24 Tnid an^ upper 20s in the w est and I

1 31 Magic ValleyJ J ;,2 M a g i c V a l l e y M e m o r i a l G76 !o2 Adm itted

M rs. Dale Corbit, Howard Mil--------- B urgm Tin~Candace—Suc“ Booth7 ••*'<’y<

M rs, John A rm er, M rs. Robert w arn Gillette. M rs. J am es / C arver, r^x .

o w P r, Mrs. Edwin Nixon. M rs. Je rry19 Knauss. Billy McVey and M rs. Mr 23 G a lo n ' Christensen, all Twin Stevi50 Falls-. M rs. Sterling M arlin, ‘ng. 28 Buhl: Mable Rawson, Burley,33 and Girlie Tripp.-’ Cooding. g t .

D ism issed----- ■Jcs.sc B crain. Alice M urray, M i

Jcssc Smilh. M rs. H arry D. .Tnmi Karnes. M rs. Rulon Skcepi, M. <

i j M arjorie Dar.*it and Lula D. both “i .Scholl, all Twin F a lls ; Robert F ien" ------ •m r i ' HChriS. K im berly: 'iVIrsT;'o Malwl Rawson. Burley; M rs. J . Ev

A. Brandon, Buhl; M rs. Kerm it Tawi • Douglas;— Hazelton;— and -M rs.- llam

Nick A. Moschetii nnd M ary 23 Jurey , both Wells. Nev.

(5 A daughter w as born to Mr,>1. nnd M rs. T e rry Reeves. Twin25 Fails. Vi20 ' • Mr.

C a s s i a M e m o r i a l (le'uili A dm itted scIh:25 Shnuna Ander.son. Kami Sue y '‘‘”

Robbins. Mr.s. Leonides l.umi, brid----------- M rsrn ffrrM A rtlnozrM rsrtrnm cjr

Hanzel, all Hurley; Joy SclK'nk. d lf f Rupert: Mr.s. E vere tt SnvnRC.I.orl Despnln. M rs. G len 'B our- qnln, all H eyburn. Don

DlsmbisedI Jam es G nrdenshlre. John El-

C l «iulst, M rs. D ale ntKlily, all Bur-Icy; Eugene Philllp.s und (ieorge

rn Idn- l.lHh, Ixith R upert; Mrs. EnrUjuo ,II pr(>- cjiirzn and son, M urtuugh: John '<!il 1t 1- GmKlyeur, Albion; M rs. Mlchncl ion for iiiHQW and siln. A lnorlcan I'alls. '

- H lrlh.1 1 Ti a t C.Sl y\ son w as horn to Mr. nml Cori atl in- Mra. U'ouideji) Luna, Burley. - ... mnj

ic l l l t o , -------------------------- II,ncMlcleil . 1, .

ost of W e d d in g W il l fi'E "lE Z C ost J a c ld eliln-ycBr --jj-’f ' -------- ‘■“fc------------• ------------ “■ 'Wli:L, „y l lc i- P e n s io n p-il |iri:.4. WASIIINcrrON (A l') - Mrs. Sl.51 cum- Jolm I-’. Kcnnedy'H rcni«rri.nKO |i| h,

wlll ct)d her Secret .Service pro- me Icrtion nnd governm ent petplon of $10,01)0 II yenr. govcrninunl A

t i : »oiirces jiny. ASoiTfl S rrv lii ' protciitlon for

her Iwo children, .lohn J r „ 7. I '* Al*) — Caroline. II). will conllnuu, | ouhlicnn I'owevi'r, unlll lh(>y aro 1(1 uu- pin l>lncc<l a protection is decllnrd, {r|.|l)uni|>er ‘•'bo presiiieiuliil wklow'H pen- Ih)|

lon.s for “ I'd t in .Secret Sorvirii pro-tiictlon w ere ainong vnrlous npe- ]||^

iR.head-. chll,.i)rlvilcuca Cungreaa voted . '| rnl lIiuii-- for Mrs. Kennedy n fler her Iuih- “ p IS, im rty bmiil wiih nsMnhHlnuted In N o' dm

vcinlwr Tiioso lwt> privi- ihi; leges wom to end wllh rcinar* the

It.......... rlage. f,uA S50.0II0 paym ent for offico —

• nnd Blaff. Inter cut to J3(l.()()0 ' wnii ended Ju ly I, 1967 wlioii she

0 snid hhu d id n 't iieeil ll nnymoro.

A Pont Offlcn Hpokrnman nald . . . f2.2S n legal declHlon probnhly will Im

needed (0 dclornilne whelher re- m arringn wlll pul nn end In free, m all privllegcN, niso gran ted by

. . . t3.R0 Congrcan.13'52 M rs. K «nncdy eomos from n

. . . 23.00 wenllhy fam ily and her hushiuul ncropted icfl „ J li^nhlo forJune,’Ariidollo ' livory Is OnuhsiH, ,tho mnn fclio in m ar­

rying, in ono of tho world'a iinMiiiiiM nchost ’m en.' L_

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Sen. FC O O L , i"B Wi

ing th« heard

ly a t F airfie ld , 15. 50; and Hailey slight 23 and 48. At noon today, thc m tcnti 'I c a ^ Fnlls W eather B ureau re- hoanst and po rted a tem perature of 44 do- fedora J) 85; g rees; hum idity, 59 per ccn t; ';, and b arom eter, 30.11 Inches, and , r 50s. w est a t 18 m iles on h o u r The 8

pro- o .m . M ogic Valley tem per- y and a tu rc s : Twin F alls W eather nlnht B ureau, 29, w ith. 95 p e r cent An. k for hum idity ; Twin F alls Entomol- little ogy Laboratory , 29, w ith 85 y r ^b^S e

/ FrN H ailey, 29; Buhl, 29';' R 'u ^ ^ t high 29; Fa irfie ld . 29; Castleford, 37. h a t h

, Spo- Soil tc ifiperatures: T .F . W eather ’"fii®" •B ureaul^«I^.^ochr60-40H e^ght^ Wn

rd ay : Inch, 5W fl; 20-lnch. 53-52; 36- silent x llngr h ic h r5 W ff;“Biih!r fo■ur•lnch,^5^ - ‘'I f - d 57; 38; Castleford. thrcc-inch. 55- was ( t, 53; 40; R upert, four-inch, 60-40. Idahoi

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x te n d e d O u tlo o k> thc e rn valleys. I t will be coolcr holdin s Fri- In C entral and E astern .Idaho a s I

cold valleys S alurday with liillc every is tu rc changc in th c w estern sections, tho C of no The fivoKlay outlook for Satur^ then - 1

d ay—thspugh W ednesday indi- heard Q cx- ca tes little chancc of nny mois- sion?’ •ridny valley a rea s . The "Seinight daytim e tem pera tu res will bo one t( ho bv vvarm to near norm al but the w ere ip era- nights w ill . continue cool. Thc the s estern nofm al tem peratu re ranges dur- vain.1 little in g -th is -p e rio d ra re :zB o isc ;= fl3 — '' i11pv<: an d 36: Gooding. 62 and- 36:

^ ' Je rom e, 61 and 35; B iirley 61 |4 \ i n Satur- and 32; Idaho F ails, 60 and 31. \ id the and Pocatcllo. 61 and 33. H y f^ I tem- _O n-T hursday fair w eather prc- i f X t

leyel, va iled , throughout the valleys. . in the w ith high te m ^ ra tu re s m ostly A £ 'a lleys In the ,. 50s and lows F riday iiL JL____^ m orning in the 20s. Soda SpringsIn thc r e p o r tc d " ^ o w o r i 6 , Kairfleldr % 1.5 and 17, and A berdeen notched a low vs will of 19.in the Rainfall was brief, occurring gh thc w ith fron tal passage. T races of in _ lh a ja liL J in n - rcp o c laL jL jC aiito c llI w est and Boise F riday morning.

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lUey Hospitals sJ — * ' ■ ' ------- ------------ -------drlviio r i a l G o o d i n ? M e m o r i a l

- A dmitted o,loward M ildred L. T urner. Jerom e:Boothr I- 'oyd-M cL cod, Gooding, and Robert W anica Cunningham, Houston.:arver. T ex. ye^ic

Je rry DismissedJ M rs. M rs. J e rry Frick. Ronald

T-win S tevens and Zern Mull, all Good- icrnaMarlin, ing. ------------------- i,.edBurley, “ ■ Butt(E S t . B e n e d i c t ’s , J e r o m e

A dm lllod- . lu rray , M rs. Guy AlLee, Twin I-alls; rry D. .Tames l.entina, Elko, Nev.: L. **' Skcepi, M. Alley and Mr.-?, J a y Little, uia B. both Wendell, and Mra. L arry TRobert F iem lng. Jerom e.______________ ; ___t

MfsT Dismissedvtrs. J . E v ah Stcven.son. G o o d i n g : (( Kerm it Taw nl Blades. F iler, nnd Wil- nfter-M rs.- liam -G lll.- Richfield:------------------ n f - tM ary ■ -------- boro

IV in Falls News "w'i .'"•riJfn InBrief • "K™

Victoria 1.. R oper, daughter of Mr. und M rs. Jolin Roper, Twin . ><|

, F alls, hns l« cn nam ed to the -L .l a l dean 's list nn the basis of her

.scliolnstio average iier freshm an m l Sue y '‘« r a t Radcllffe Colh'ge. Cam- f„ro

l.unn, bridge, Mass, Miss Roppr at--trnmcjT <rnd!r-clns!ies-at-H nrvnrrf'R n«l' iflioiSclK'nk, cllffo. o„,t;Savage, --------- Knvn 'B our- Twin Fnlls Selective Scrvico i-j

Donrd hns recclvcd. nn i.nductlon cd 1 cnii for two men for tim motjlh JkxI

ohn Fl- Novenilier. 'Hiifi com pares n j„ ' all Bur Nivdfjonnn*. '"on th last year. Seven iz<i,|

PMirUmo f'*''*-'*’'* M!,*• t.iwi c .x n m i n n t l o n thi.s <|,,iiMli-hnel com pared with 10 „hom I'alls. _______ P>“ -

1 The Twin F alls Chomlter o f nioi S1r._ nml Cort'imerco urges parlies plan- sn a'■Icy. ..... liin ^ ’ A]>eclnl events lo contact

tlie ir offico n( 733-3974. Tho ph«i IT T « H ' •‘« 'n b e r ' heeps n enienilar o f whi V l l l <^<>nimunlly nellvltles nnd coiw war ” ***■ flicts can bo avoided by cnillnj! wnt

Iho offico, out,[5 ------ - fltai

T he O m aha Woodmen I.odgo n w iii-h n v o ''f l“ c n r f l 'p n r iy -ni n thV

. ) l l p in- Tuesday a t the homo of Till M rs. M ary Bolton, A3fi Bolton mo

— Mrs. St. Everyone Is asked Jo brlnit Ing nnrri.ngo his. own table mirvlcu nnd cach Iln /Ico pro- m cnilw r U to bring a plo. ovc

pension -------------------------- Cln

...."'"Aircraft Lands mFor Road Rites ^

;(nii1nue, 1>OCATI!1.1.0 (Al») - An nlr- PII to uti- plnnn landed on Inter-'ilale 15 | lied lnrd , ir, i,jny ' ,„ ,rt of a rib- O w H pen- tH>n-rultlnn cerem nny noting tiui viru pro- oixining of u new Hiiellon of Ibe lous »pe- higliwny near the airport.ja voted Tho alrplam i lies in wllh n Iier hus- ■•Pocatello's New lll|{hwny lo .j

I In Ni>- Iho Sky" Ihenu} which points init vo privi- Ihat liitiirittiito d r iv in g tim e lo I roinnr- the nuinlclpnl a irpo rt wlll bo ^

fnster.,ir offico i - . — i . r---,r ,- ; ---------- r,- ; ;------0 <3(1.1)00

r : ^ OWN YOUR OM^ w i i i t a ' $ I 5 , 0 0 0 - $ 3 D , (icilicr ro- Rising crimo rnto crantot highly pn id In frco. iiBtlonally famous oloctronic cori: -anted bv aocurlty nlnrm syttoms by eirpi

“ y ofBonliatloo. J2.B&0 capitol raqiili aiiccosi or- refund of lnvo»lment.

: from n W# train you, bushimd «-i . 1 ,Ariiilollo ' in mnr- /world'a r .o . Dan 329 (Dipi, uTW ioia)

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— Area^OELl^- -—~ C oordiiT ator R a p s C h u rch

D avid M ead, a rea coordinator Twin Fi ' - , for lhe G eorge Hansen for Sen- d ay of

nto C om m itlec. F riday accused hom c ir ' .Sen. F ran k Church of hoodwink- Mrs.-

Ing Idaho Sportsm en Into think- Anthohj ing thc ir voice wos going to be al year h eard in the Senate. SutVi'

Uniiou "D u rin g ,th c p ast months Scn. band , tl ' Church gained a g rea t deal of Cn Ter

y* a tten tion w hen he asked Ida- Neil.son au re- hoans to sign petitions opposing la Fink 44 do- federal controls of firearm s. D e 1 b '

O ver 50.000 Idahoans signed in Calif.; nnVi good faith thinking th a t Sen. City.

‘xiT^ R Church would help c a rry (heir Thornoi fight to th e en d ," Mr'. M ead F alls. ; sa id . Lake <

r cent "A nd yet, when the final vote M rs, I itomol- ^vas taken in the Senate on Oct. and Ec «■: fwr 9lh Sen. Church w as absent. He

1., M nhn v...t 'nn thft_rilm - chlldre luoor^ p a 'Ig in ra ll~ p ro m b tln g ^ h c ^ o c T “ '*** ird, 37. th a t h is voice is hcard -ln W ash- In .S t- reo’ther ing lon .'’ . ' , '

__‘'llnfftrtunntelvr-h is-votce-w as j y i •<(»2; 36- silent on Oct. 9th.” ^ T X lkc h ,^ 5 ^ —•■If“ scem s odd tha t in his M rs. ;h. 55- was p rep a red to 'fight to the 87. foi -40. Idahoans in Septem ber Sen. Ave. 1

Church w as quoted as saying he Tw in T I w asp repared to 'figh t to the ing a 1

last ag a in s t federal reg istra tion She

co o k r holding th e Senate floor a s long Charlei .Idaho a s I can s tan d , while read ing cago, 1

litUc every signa tu re , one by one. into June ; :tions. tho Congressional R ecord.‘ and T w in Satur^ then- failing- to m ake h is-vo ice 1018.—

r indi- h e a rd , on th is im portant occa- M rs. r mois- s io n ?" b e r ofs. Thc "S en . C hurch 's action leads is t Chi ^ill be one to believe th a t thc petitions Lodge. )ut the w ere Just a political trick and te rs . N tl. Thc the s igna tu res w ere signed in Phoeni es dur- v a in ." sa id IVIr. M ead. (R uth)isc;=fl3 — ^

' I I Eormer-Ai-ea—s e r SF r i § After Crash

nrfTeW- - JE R O M E —R onald-R oy-Sauerv ----------i n low 26. fo rm er Jorom o resident and ' fCo

curren tly of Missoula, Mont., is daughi n irr in e reported to bo in extrem ely agent aces o? critica l condition - in a Butte. . g,

MonJ^^^^hospitaU^w^^^^ said t

____ M r., Sauer, who moved from |------------ — Je ro m o —severa l m onths” ago; OniT'

w as in jured Saturdny when the foullci' pj, 0 b rakes on th e truck, he w as vvc — -driv ing-failed ;--------- ;;----------------- Scb'rrtI- j j , ! R elatives in Je rom e said th a t na tc 's

M r. S auer w as hauling a load niVn, of lum ber n ea r Butte, and thal hmiffhi

, w hen thc b rakes failed the load 5° “^ "inn^nn "lipped. Rolng through thc cab ^b’ c, louston. „ „ ,| |„ , 1,^ Bcci

vehicle. G reek, , H e is repo rted to have head

.2"? I Injuries and internal nnd ex- wnniri 11 Good- ic rn a l injuries. Ho is hospital- -rn

ir-ed a t St. Jam es Hospital, c a th " Butte. i_ j iy

T O m e H is paren ts nre M r. and M rs.Roy Sauer, Jerom e, and his ji-jj-'

n I-alls; w ife is tho form er K ay C rancrJcv.: L. ______________ natlor/ Little, which

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o d i n g : (Continued F rom Page I) a i nd Wil- nfternoon.. Cnsey Joncs, ow ner cxprc------------n f—tim —fiigh t-fic rv icc— arriv ed K enn

horn T hursday nnd flew som e wouk_____ of th e m en hn'ck, her 1G W S M r. P ierco .snid Mr, Jonos did ringc

not indicnio w hnt he pinns to <lo com r ■ nhout getling tho plnno wreck- plicm - • ng(! out of tho river. churc

or- Tw?n chnrturod plnno wns on clnror thn. ^ from Ontnrio to n u riey , vnlid‘ Mr. P ierco snid tho first indi- foi- ^i o lu.r cn tio ,, of triMibIc cnm e over the cess reslnnnn niinuti-.s he-;e. cnm - f„ro the p lane wc*nt down. J l c " opi^r nt- , |,q cnglno fnlled. the" rd 'R n « '^ lo rn i lo m p f f id ’ l(rc irtlf t 'T o rn * ir —

oth e r approach and wnn nble to Knv onlv "Tiio olhor enginii . . ."

Scrvico Tlio four Hurvlvors w ere pick- Inducllon cd up by Iniat nnd M r. C lurk 's 10 inotjlh ho<ly wa.s recovered about 11:15 lomparos T hnrsdny n fle r an Inton- I n for tho hIvo s.enrch was being organ- ^ r. .Sevent>(l forces M r. C lark, n nntlvo nf Wen- lo n thl.s hnd .lived In llurlev untilwith lO nhoiit fivo weeks ngo, Ho was

pac-.knging cnuini;or for O rr-Ida. Si>unc»r Tillev. who fnrmn

imlMsr of along tho poulli sido of iho Ics plnn- snnko R iver, witne.ssetj tho » cimtnct crn.sh. Hn .said ho heard tliu )74. Tho plnno engine nputtering nnd enilar o f w hen ho looked up. iho plnno nnd coiw w ns v e ry low. Afler it h it thn ly cniling w nter, lio Hnw the men cllnili

ou t. jum p into tho river and fllart for tho norlh bank,

m I.odgo Mo anid w ithin a few m i n u t e s , __n y "n t n tiu~pintio"H ank noHo' firfitV Mf. homo of T illey said ho could h e a r’ the

15 Bolton mon la lking to each other, iirg- jo bring Ing oach other Iq keen calm ,

nnd cach Iln heard ono mnn call. “ Roll )lo, over und floa t," and then Mr.— C lark dinnppoared,

ids U.SF. T MFS.NHWS WANT ADS I l-'OU I'A ST SEIJ.IN O UHSUI.TS

— An nlr- f®' WotW. - ^ 15* i ir.slato 15 B E S T T E A

n rib- O R C O F F E E .A noling tho P c O ‘"S ' Jlon of llio w i,„ ^ r J

n 'w lih n C u l l iP f tn

' " T 1'; P h o n o 7 3 3 -2 4 2 1 ,. wni no cuiiioAN vyAtfR conditionino

I R O W N B U S I N E S S ^I00-$3D,000 Per Annum "iBtot highly profltnhio opportunity a i Inter- i’,'" dactronic corporation maots domnnd fnr tom* tiy ofoondlnH auln lng Irnnchhcd

capitol required Iwckcd by guarnntea of of hw oilm ent. No exporlonco nocessisfy.

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, Mrs. Bradshaw Fun* l l M rs. M ildred Neilson Brad- M rs. J

Shaw, 67, St. A nthony, form er Saturda; d inn tor Twin F a lls resident, died Thur.i- Chapcl. o r Sen- d ay of a h e o rt a ttack a t her iccused homo ih St.-Anthony. - - „ cnadwink- Mrs.- B radshaw moved lo St.J think- Anthony from Twin F alls sever- I 'rcsbyi B to be al year., nso. . Mrs.

SuW ivors include her hus- j h s Scn. band , th ree daughters, M rs. Hcl- Mortuai deal of <5n T enant, Tw in F a lls ; Ruth 'd Ida- Neil.son, D enver, Colo., and Ver- Robci oposine la F inkc, W ashington; flvc sons. Saturda rea rm s D e l b e r t Neilson, Bellflower, W ard cl cned in Calif.; Ray Neilson, Salt Lake a t Sen. City, U tah ; G rant Neilson, ^ M rs. •y the ir T hornon; D arw in Neilson. Twin Mondaj : M ead F alls, and M orris Neilson. -Solt church.

Lake City, U tah ; two sisters, nnl vnfp M rs, Luro G reen, Twin F alls, • on O ct and fid ith M iller, Kellogg; ?cv- . 1

-ent He ^'■al bro thers an d several grand- o n R i IB cam - ch ildren. - •

n V a y i? In -S I-A n lh llny. - . ._ H om e.'

^rsFBru^emao^in his Mr-s. C lara W. Bruggem an, the LD to the 87. form erly of 2193 -Addison -S u rv l

«r Sen Avc. E ., died Thursday in a are on ly ing he Twin F a lls nursing hom e follow- Roberti

to the ing a long lllnoes. grandpiistra tion She was born Aug. 6. IS^lj e r t^ Bi

a s long C harles E. B ruggem an in Chi- rents, 1 read ing cago. 111., Oct. 11. 1910. Ho died Reed.*

Qne. into June 18'. 1966;- They cam e to g randn rd .’ and T w in F a lls from Chicago In York.is-vo ice 19 I» .-------- ThomSiI t occa- M rs. B ruggem an' w as a mem - pune

b e r of tho F irs t Uniled Method- juc ted n leads is t Church and of thc Rebekoh Joseph petitions Lodge. Surviving a re tw o daugh- jjy Bisl •ick and te rs . M rs. R alph (G race) C lark, y gncd in Phoenix. Ariz.. and M rs. Dean CemcU

(R u th ) Million, P ortland , Orc. Payne- ._ —G ravcsido- s e r v ic e s - f o r - M r s ____ 1___

B ruggem an w ill be conductedi S o ------ Mondny a i- l l - n :m r in thB Sunset - l l v i

M em orial P a rk with Rev. H ar- X I O •> old N. N ye officiating. Twin JER-

f l i F a lls m ortuary is in chargc of 84. die a rrangem en ts . Benedi

, , . s a „ e r , ---------- J . a c k i e ^ien t and (Continued F rom P ag e 1) They r Mont., IS daugh ter; a Secret Service he fan xtrem ely agen t, and two m aids. Edcn-IJ Butte. spokesm an for the airline w ere <

injuries said the p lane’s 90 passenge r s __w ere put on a plane' that left tjred 1

cd from th ree hours la te r. M r. 1hs ago, O nassis’ sister,~M rs. D: Gnro- p re sg i vhen the foull.1. told newsm en In Athens c , , ^ he w as wedding would lake place on fp^ ^

p riva te island* i n ^ ^ I ^ f a ninn se a next week. Onassis and thal ijought the sm all isle six years ♦hn ago.andJlBS-kfiPiJLulLrapiivate..the cab B ecause the wedding will be

r in the c re c c e , G reek law requires a . J G reek O rthodox cercm ony. It

w e head s e e d e d m ost unlikeiv tha t there ® nnd ex- y/ould be a com panion cerem o- ^ Fun HncS ' ny T n 'lM rs. K ennedy's Roman ductec Hospital. Catholic fa ith because O nassis Hovo

, is divorced and the church pro- "®,and M rs. ^ m arriag e unless it W'il '

ami .his finds h is-firs t union Invalid. Ccmci y C rancr onnssis is n m em ber of the c l

national church of Greecc.” ■ w hich approved his divorce by

1 eccic.iinstical decrce in 1961 andI S n thus m ade his rem arriage In thc __ _

church pcissiblc! nge I) A theologian nr thc Vnticnn !s, ow ner expressed tho opinion thnt Mrs,— arriv ed K onncdys“ m nrrlngc-to -O nnssi^ — — lew som e would not be vnlld in thc eyes nf

her church nnd thal the mnr^Jones did rlagc would nulom(iticniiy qx- inns to do com m unicalc h o r However, ap- '10 wreck- plication could ho mado lo ihc

chu rch ’s m nrringe courts to de- ,B wns on cinrc Onn.ssis’ flrsl m arriage In­lo n u riey , vnlid, ns tho Vnlicnn Roln did first indi- foi- M rs. Kennedy'.^ .si-ster, Prin- over the cess Lee Rndiiwlll.

Inutes be- down. J lc

— T w i n - F a l l s — - -nn nble to

-pick' C em ieterylr. Clurk'8 'bout 11:15 an Inten- I

llg organ-

0 nf Wen- 0 ^iirlev until1, iio w as Uir Or«‘-Ida. P |ho fnrmn ^10 of Iho PP.SSRtJ tho Iheard tliu •Jring nnd - A

Iho plnno "ll h it thn k l

men cllnili Nriver and

>ank, I

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V AW ADS I O T < ;UHSUI.TS V W I . J

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$10 A“ 1 J L w Ui C C C 8 « la o t a C o m p a n io n L o t I k O O W hile y o u a r e to g e th * r .n U in W e o f f e r o c h o ic e o f f la tiiM iii m n rk o r . r a i s e d m n rk e r , ora i Inter- p r iv a te a b o v e g ro u n d bu -

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nntea of I TWN FALLS I cemetery ASSN

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i f c ^ a l l e y O M t a iaw F uneral Services ^I Brad- M rs. A lta P e a r l T aylor. 2 p.m. , ^ 9 l

form er Saturday a t Hove F u n e r a l IH H nI Thur-^ Chapcl.• M rs, Neiiio B. Sudduth, 11 R f rl in Ql a.m . Salurday . King Hill United g ^ ' - s s?ver- P resby te rian C hurch.- g f c

M rs. W. F . (Latonn) . A ndcr-• K i l l son. 1 p.m . Salurday. White ■ I F

s-*’im h chapel.ind Ver- Robert Lee Bowman. 3 p.m. ivc sons. Saturday a t M urtaugh LDS llflower. W ard church.

Nclifon; M rs. Llja M as Slory. 3 p.m. W f )n Twin M onday m Im m anuel Luthctun <;D n,-Salt church. • i :>j

sisters, ,

EEr°«v; In fa n t Boy 'II grand- B yR j^E Y -W illiam Allen Rob- 1

npiiriirtf ert3.:4rmnalh,i0ld.;i,0n Of-Mr.-and .M rs. W esley J .-R o b e rts r-B u r- - Icy, d ie d j^ u r s d a y a t Mouniain ^

H o m e .';* "" 1 --------. . ' snpikcm a n ^ ^ e £ w A S zb eaL :Ju n o -1 3 ,-1 0 6 8 ^ ^_cttin « tu 4 .i.i. . Bariey:-H fr“ w as-a -m em b cK :o r iggeman, the LDS Church. riv e r-Addison -Surviving besides h is-paren ts ay in a are one brother, Wesley John iC follow- Roberts. B urley; his paternal j

g randparents, Charles H. I^ob- ’

, in Chi- rents, M r and M rs. William A.Ho died Reed.* Burley, and his great- pny a

cam e to grandm others, M rs. Cora Luney, J.o^un, Icago in York. Neb., and Mrs. Ellen= = = : : = ThomasTTBurley----- -------J n r r : near-1

a mem - Funera l serv ices will be con- i Method- ducted a t 2 p .m .'M onday ici the u .

R ebekah Joseph P ayne M em orial Chapel u by Bishop C urtis Paskott. Final

e) C lark, ri,eg w jn be held in thc View ‘’_ rs. Dean C em etery under direction of the ,. y .

Payne M ortuary . Oh J ionducted’ — --r^.rrr

^ H o w a f d ' R o g u e s ' " C , "lg. Twin JER O M E—H oward B. Hogue, supcrv ihargc of 84. d ied T hursday night a t Sl. e igh t;

Benedict’s N ursing Home of a had l------ lengtfiy” lllness.

He w as bom Sept. 29, 1884. in ; Cutler, 111., and m arried Ina M.-------- 77- S tevenaon=!(»^ie08= ln=C utlorv ^ . u uage 1) They m oved to Idaho in 1914 and tario;

Service | » farm ed for m any years in the Clark, Edcn-H arelton a rea . They later Mr. a

le airline w ere d ivorced. ' ^ 0

M r. Hogue belonged to theP rese jae r ian church . .........."

Survivors include ono daugh- --and ter. M r^. E dw ard (Helen) Seal. H ailey; IWO sons, H arry B. Hogue. Twin F a lls , and Wnyne gO

e!v K. Hogue. M urtaugh; one broth- . . .f l U Z l e r. F ra n k H ogue.-Jerom e; iwo MO

Kn s is te rs .-M rs .-E d n a -R e id ,-P asa - ^ ^ c rMr®- Maude

monv It M etcalf. E den ; nine grandchil- that iherc great-grandchildren.1 cerem o- F u n era l services wlll be con- I B s Roman ducted a t 2 p.m . Tuesday a t'lh e I BL E O nassis Hovo F u n e ra l 'C h a p e l by Rev: I ' lurch pro- W illiam L. .p a r re tt . Final rites I To* unless it will be h e jd 'l n “ the "Hnzcilon I ' valid Cemetery'. F r ien d s .m ay ca il.n l I . , ler of the ti'® chnpoI-M ondny nnd-Tuesday I

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. Snpike-R iver n ear B u rley after d o in g 's .BCtang.ou,t=oL:a^lnW nB.planc^ l „ g . : _

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Ham A. 28, son of M r and MrS. 550; Hit S * Roy A. C iark. Eden, who was ^onslru

ci?«n drowned a f te r the c rash of a firepla< • small p lane in .the Snake River <3---------- near- Burlcy-Thursday-niorm ng. u o y t^ He. had lived in Burley lintil n ., cor

1 about fivo w c e ts ago. Mr. Clark acc an r was born June 1, 1940, in Wen- $700; 1'• dell, and attended school in Mainic View gjjgj, Hg graduated from $800; I n of the Valley High School in 19.13. Ave. N

Oh Ju ly 17, 1960, he married buildin R e la -U a v is '- i t- t«o“ E d c n -P re F ^2^131

- _ byterian. c hu rch ......... - ......... ......... $103, _U C S Mr. C lark wa.s mnintennnce Spragii HoEue supervisor a t thc A and P for age, K

t a t Sl! eight yenrs and for the last year ne of a had been packaging <mp-necr __

fo r-H c in r-(O re -Id a ) . Food -Co. — . U ifiu in Ho w as transferred to Ontario.

I Ina’M. Ore.. rcccnlly .:^Cutlorv =Suptw ing.-ra reThls^\yj dow On- , 1914 and inrio; o n e daughter. M a r la . , , rs in the Clark, both Ontario; parQnls, " ev lator M r and M rs. Roy Clark. Eden;^ tWo bro lhers. D a v i d Clark, 26 i" ' , t , . „ Eden, and Ronald Clark. Bur- The Je ro T ^r iev:“ tw o -5tstc r5;-M rsr-R ichnrd regisU tn th ; (Carolyn) Stew art, Ferndaie. Boise

->-9 . , ‘"1 W ash.. and-M rs, Robert (Diane) Southv ^ McKinzie, Orango, Calif., and Orego:

) daugh- grandm other. M rs. B o n n ie all-da; & „ |^ E d c . ■— i

i Wayne SOVIETS NAME ENVOY 'me- ^wo MOSCOW (A P) — The Soviet = d Pasa- Rovemment nam ed Boris Mi-

'MniiHe roshnlchenko' Thursday a s - i t s e i r randchn- new am b assador to Canada. - | ichiidren. I ' i— " - ' — - - j | ,I b e co n -I B L U E A I Iay a t'lh e I B L ^ E I

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office . . . M rs. Ruth Vandcn- ^ 1 ' ■ bark discussing Camp F ire Girls

! program . . . .E rv in Hnnd lalk-■ ing on telephone . . . Al Morgon H ' discussing board' m eeting in of- I : ' fice . . . M rs. Nona Reedy. .■ ' Fairfield, visiting in Twin F a lls-

. . Mrs. Carm en Miller. Bofso,-" - ■ J ' - cnling with relatives . . . Mrs.I B - M artin Lulher- and children. « ''

Roberts, talking about dental appointm ents . . Tlm Qualls

W using unusual looking w aste bas- I ket . . . M rs, Villie Jenaen rush-

!ng to m eeting . . M rs. Thod . - m B m Scholes subm itting grid casting

entry , . • G arry Corder and « m l i l Jim KIsller w aiting fo r ca r

windshield to d s T r o s t C l a u d e ' Brown J r . walking down s tree t

■ at early morning hour . . , 'G rant Osterhout carry ing pack­age across Sccond S tree t We^t

. Doug Borah driv ing \o : work . . . M rs. F ra n k Long

---------^ worklBg-nn pQlitica l re ly ses . . . “Woody S^al observing 90th birth- r ;

In the day anniversary . . . Mike G ray ' ty after doing* some political hand shak* i-plane^ Ing- . . j\nd...aveiJteRrd -ito_ihc_ i i c h ^ u s U a a jn a r jy J n j t .h im for 5 made ^[5 m oney." - _

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nd Mrs. 550; Harold Surber. 917 'Milner, vho was construct addition to residfehce; . sh of a firenlacc and picture window,cc River j j i w t ____________rtiornmg. u o y d D uncan ,. 317 9th~~Ave. ley until n ., construct ja t-porL ancL slorT .-..:. Ir. Clark acc a rea on north side of house, in Wen- $700; D r O. M. T hurm an. 810

:hool in Main St.. construct c a r port, cd from $800; Otillie Paschen. 313 13th iri 19.13. Ave. N.. construct sm all sto rage married building. $15; Stanley Smutney.

tER-Pres^ B2Fnth'~Ave.~N:;rreahlnBiC3 Cftofr:r=............... $103,- a n d . Jam es . Cech,_.929ntennnce Sprague, construct fram e gar-id P for age. $575.last year -------- ---------------- -

"ood - Co. ' Workshop S e f c - ^' Secretaries. businesswom en

,i«u, On and teachers from M agic Valley “ have been invited to attend the

biennial w orkshop of the Nation- al'- Secretaries Association Oct.

i Clark’ 26 Boise, irk Bur- The w orkshop will begin with -R ichard reg islra ilon^-a t—8JQ —a jn .— PJ— _ Ferndaie Boise College. Women from C (Diane) Southwestern Idaho, and E a stern ilif, and Oregon have been invitctt to tlie B o n n ie all-day m eeting._____________

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. . AL WESTERGREN • • O. A. lGu«) KELKER .Publiiher Executlv# Edliof

GENe/ cA1!PENTER • DALE THOMPSON PAUL ST., ' CIrculailon Director- Compoting,Room Managaf Preit Roorr

Subtle MlThere would be a lo t le ss lo o se c e r ma;

talk about "polico brutality” if po- .U n less Ilicem en knew how to handle law - ca se he breakers and su sp ects w ith m o r e - -Aii in;

than they custom arily em ploy . ■ . , descent,One man thinks so , and h e ought K oga M

' .to know. H e w orks in th e city -^L os Control A h gelesrH ls n a m e ^ s ^ o g a r He’s - a —bleh'dinicop. : other C

Too often, contends o fficer R o b er t- fense.K. Koga in. ah in terv iew in the L os Take

-—A n geles-T im es, stan dard-.tra in ing naddileaves police w ith no a lternative b ut ■ '

rclY on brute force or fiu n s jn s it- :^eu m m «uations he b eliev es could b e re- / qj.

, solved m uch m ore su rely and sa fe ly ^f owith 'a fe w sim p le hand~and b ody ta c le o

” O ffic ere ^ re not intentbrutal, says K oga, but their in stin ct •for self-preservation is a s strong a s ”anybody e lse 's . . ^ J

Thus when confronted by a m an ^" who “ looks like h e could ea t n a ils “^^randrSays,^ o u iy & ^ o t-to -tak R m e the qocue.. hard w ay,’ w hat do you do under • , Koga

typical training m eth ods?” he asks; ao halfand answ ers, “ You go to an equal- out rescizQr—h' gun or a n igh tstick .” ‘ ' ry .

These,' he sa y s , a re mor& often Even — than not u -hazard'to-the officei^hlm -— bears-16. self. If the su sp ect r e sists , the offi- city .

Medical CM------ M e d ic in e nf.c a s iQ n a l ly l l iD d s . i t s e l f w h o c a r. in a race a ga inst tim e in its efforts This ;— to-control m an ’s a ilm en ts. M ost o f - -to-tho sl• ten such ra ces involve ep idem ics ic propc-- which com o on w ith a suddenness la s t yea’ and severity w hich threaten large that pre

m asses 'of people. feet.Such is the ca se of the Hong. K ong f o r P'

: flu. For weeks-public health o ffic ia ls offers hr have been w arning that a new strain sev en '

of virus would strike the U nited ch ills , iSlates . som etim e th is w inter for pers<which no previous vacc in e would be B9®d he

...cH ective, . I'------ W e llT ^ h e -f ir s t -r a se s -h a v e -b c e n indicate

recorded. Seven m arin es c a m c • ___ i-d o w n w lth-H ong-K ong.’68-in-San_Di=—

egb recently. A lthough these w ere jgijy (52 j the first'cqses reported in the Unit-

; taken a h eavy toll in tho Orient. An jj j■ estim ated h nJf-m illion persons in fore an

A sia—In such w idespread points a s g,; Australia, Hong K ong and the P hil- jg -tin

ipplnes—havo been afflic ted . about.■ Scientists a t seven U . S. drug lab- ‘ • Healtl

oratories are working on develop- flu epidm cnt of an effec tive v a cc in e a ga inst S tates 1

, -the new est strain of virus; none Is does no: expected to be ready for u se beforo b e a ra<

D ec. 1. T his is w hy tho P ublic 27.5 miHonltli Service is particu larly con- risk calcerned about tho sev en m arin es tim e.

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A N e w A n t h e mMr. Sppclfltor, llko a Jot o f A m erJcnn s, Jf y o u c

had n scciirc ncmsc of dlsR ust w tien lie n e r , pert ticnrd Ilio N iilloiiiil A nihetn " J a w e d up” hy .one por(i>riiicr (hiring ono o f ih o na*llonni con ventions nnd o n ly rec en tly h y D en r Mriinnilicr perform er du ring tlie W prla So- Y ou crlcs. K ennedy

In ou r w a y o f ih lnk lnff It w a s o n e o f S t e a l ru (ho m ost disgustlnR exhlb ilion ii w e h avoever h eard w h ich in v o I\« d our N atlon n l p ic^ off iA nthem . Mrn.

WcU, we h ad liis t at>out cooled dovmfron» tha t one whcnTVe • p id ied u p (tie ^ Portland O reconian and read an ed itoria l ^vllc^e (ho ed itor* of th a t Rrent new spapercalled for a new national an them . ' 1 , ^ 1 ,

•'WftMl Btick o u r_ rec lo i o u t ," “ Raid tha " w hat'nnre'ijoiilan e d T l b r s, “ alo'nR w ith "Sen. w rite thThomas J . M cIn tyre (D -N .II.) who sa id . wedncon Iho floor o f (ho Senate ih e .o tlte r duy hig glorthat periiaps the lim e h a s com e to find n( an oliin alternative to Uie S ta r Spangled Dan- w ere 1,(

' lier," for the. Tho cdliorlnl continued hy HlatlnR th n l wJk’ii il

• "tho m nm K coim S cn i\lor , w h o in c iilo n ln lly ' p inrc hii iKn't up tor rcs<‘lcc[ |on thl» yenr, nalil It .Soniu i s nn ‘unnerving' cxp crlcn cu to Ji.nen lo 'i'hcn '

' tho HinRliiR o f (h e n a tion a l A nthem a t pufn -anolhllo RatherinRH.'Ile Added Umt S c n a to m aro por ccnt'lileKWd' w ith m an y m oro opp ortu iiitlra 'th e 'M orHum m ost c it lcc n s 10 a u e n d su c h afralrn. to 5011,

XUthcrj!'he .Ihla • v e r y m ix- In iteaicd hlcftslnn.” ’ ..... ..'llio-ffnifl;

T o w hich M r, .Sncctnlor snvH Ihiit if Ihn w ill condeiir .Sen^lor w ould « lo .h h Job h o wduM n’t w iiu t

' he Jil HO m n n v p u blic RCHsiiinN. Ihn jjpwTill) c illior ln i. nlnnR townrilH th e e n d , nlHiiit ih

poliilH out (a n d . th e y nru nu rcly Rrnclnufi wrlltj ul) I for «1oIm|5 It) IhiU "n citln 'r tho HonK nor

Ilw NllrrInK Incident o f tiio W nr o f IHI'i ((n w nr w o d id n ’t w in o r lone) w h ic h in-n]Hrcd I'rnncln' S c o tt K ey to w rito th e Four vuraon on 11 NCrnp o f pnpor Nhouid h o for- dor pup ROttc-n. H ow ever, (hin cou n try w ill e x h t bIkiui 0 -

t fur n loHR tiniu tn c o iiio , o iio ]|oi>ffl. l ia non St.,patr lollc c itlrcn a nhouid h n v e a n n n lh en i I hiivr titey ruiilly r a n rihiR. M uybe <1 n u tion n l » |v r nw ro»HP»l HinnnK a on g w r i I r r n i)ioj» nl w ould produce nn n c c ep ta b le ■ Iturnullvi',"

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e c e r m a y b e a c c u s e d o f b r u ta l i ty .) - ' .U n le s s he , lo se s th e f ig h t , in w h ic h . ® Hi? p rivate f- c a s e h e m a y b e d e a d . j^ixoa cam pa e - A n i n s t r u c to r a t t h e L o ? A n g e le s a ___P n lS r f t^ c a d & in v . K o g a . o f J a p ^ e s e ________ .

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f - i n - p a d d y w a g o n s ,. w h ic h o c c u p ie d so ____ _4.” ^ u ch p o lic e e n e r g y in C h ic a g o - th is

^ ; - ^ u m m e r , . Sim p l y l?v s f i f fp n inR h is -------- ; _ ' -------'■ ( o r h e r ) b o d y , a n a r r e s t e e c a n tu r n y t h e 'p r o c e s s in to a s h o c k in g s p e c - y t a c l e o f s e v e r a l b e e f y p o l ic e m e n ^ ir= :ra a n h a n d lin g a d e f e n s e l e s s v ic t im .,? ’ K o g a r e c o m m e n d s a s p e c ia l h a n d ' g r i p w h ic h , b y p r e s s in g o n a c e r t a in

n e r v e , c a n d e l iv e r a n e x q u is i te s e n - ,_ - N a tio n o f p a in w h e n n e c e s s a r y a rid 1* m a k e th o m o s t r e c a l c i t r a n t s u s p e c t p d o c ile .lf-^“^ K o g a “ C ia im s - h t s - m e th o d s -*’c o in d ---------- — — »5/' d o “ h a l f a p o lic e m a n * s “ w o rk ’M v i t h ----------------------------r l o u t r e s o r t to b r u t e f o r c e o r w e a p o n - - r y . ■n E v e n i f i t w o u ld d o a f r a c t io n , i t _ •1-— b c a r s - l6 o k in g -in to -b y -p > o lico -in -cv cry -■------i- c i ty . *

Challenge mIf w h o c a m e d o w n w th th e a i l m e n t . ________;s T h is y e a r 's A s ia n flu is s i m i l a r r a s | Hf - to - th o s t r a i n w h ic h r e a c h e d e p i3 iem - - S ig a Ms ic p r o p o r t io n s in a l l b u t f o u r s ta te s *s l a s t y e a r , b u t i t i s . d i f f e r e n t . e n o u g h •e t h a t p r e v io u s v a c c in e s h a v e l i t t l e ef-

f e e t . y « |g F o r p e r s o n s in g o o d h e a l th , t h e f lu IS o f f e r s l i t t l e d a n g e r e x c e p t fo r tw o to n s e v e n d a y s , o f f e v e r , h e a d a c h e ,(1 c h i l l s , s o re t h r o a t a n d c o u g h . B u t I- i n p e r s o n s o v e r 45 w h o a r e n o t in ,e g o o d h e a l th ,- c o m p l i c a t io n s r e s u l t i n g ?

f r o m th e flu c a n b e ^ la n g e ro u s . ^ O d iSS ta t i s t ic s of p a s t f l u ' e p id e m ic s

i n d i c a t e h o w s e r io u s n n o u tb r e a k J.® c a n b e . D e a th s a t t r i b u t e d to A s ia n P D R C P ' ' -— f h i - i n - 1 9 6 3 - t o t a l e d 57,000, a n d - l n —

1357. 62,000. , ■T h is is a c o n s id e r a b l e im p ro v e - A

w h o ,d i e d in th e 1918 e p id e m ic (b e - f o r e a n t ib io t ic s w o r e a v a lJ o b J e to , w iC H iN m t r e a t c o m p l ic a t io n s ) , b u t th e r i s k sUil a lonR w i s s t i l l n o th in g to t a k e a c h a n c e a n d lip on a b o u t . ' supersonic fl]

1>- ‘ • H e a l th a u th o r i t i e s n r e h o p e fu l th e , ra e l has beei [V f lu e p id e m ic w ill n o t h i t t h c U n ite d ®s t S t a t e s b e fo re C h r i s tm a s . E v e n if i t President J I s d o e s n o t s t r i k e b e f o r e th e n , i t w il l °-o b e a r a c e to th o w ir e ' to .see t h a t t h c A ctually It i c 27 .5 m ill io n A m e r ic a n s in th e h ig h NothlnR in n- r i s k c a t e g o r y r c c c lv e Ih o v n c c in e in a n y w ay co. ; s t im e . p rove the sal

je t aircraft, a tim e limit th e «o-collcd

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IB, Jf you cn n 'l sinR the S lnr .SpiinRlcd Dan-lie ner, perhaps you cnn hum ill On the hasV* ------------ o rd on thisa - YEA , BOY ngnlnst his;>y D ear Mr. .Spectator: Ho has ci;o- You can tell (hl-i older fellow Mrs. Kclllng super

Kennedy has selected fo r n hushand in a Lsrnel. Des o f g re a t Buy. wllh a biR h ea rt. b lparU san sivo Ho proved th a l wiien ho humped M jWo- inl plc off an a irliner o f tho airline ho owns

BO M rs. Kennedy and hor sm all p a r t y _ could RCt on It a l (lie New York Cily a ir- ANDRE V ' p o r t fo r l l » Jum p 10 Greece,f.” _______. . . U . S . U V . , ,

‘f*" NUTS IS RIGHT• D ea r M r. Speclalor:-

•’?____ W htti'4_Ui4_jnfliicr_wlUi_yQu_.nu(®_tb*t____ - 1Jn. w rite the news? >' WASTTINC•Id , Wednesday, on P ape One, y o u ,ca r ry a H um phrey e‘>y hiR Blory saying tliero was a big snio up donninR ofnd flt an old historic hotel a t Ilullcy; T licro <}eno McCain - w ere 1,(X)0 peop le 'Jam nied -ln to (he p laco fusal lo endi

for the snle, tite sto ry po in trd out, nnd donllnl cnnrt]»t_ when il was all over cvcrylhlnK In tim fo r wornu, Plly place hiid hocn sold. of tho man '

>t .Soniu nalo, wu liioiiRhtl In polllic.i slo 'Ihyu ’I'hiirwiny, ulso on pflgo o n r, (hero rey .

JiH i s ‘another Mory on (ho Knnic nale, 'IVn (erinsiro per ccnt of iho (.luff in llw hotel w as sold, n u tnN irey (lea the'M ory said, Tho Crowd was now down friend andrs . [0 Stlf), tin s o m eI*- Instead of liclnR ovor tho first d a y o f wcaHcM _■"'■■■'iho'ffniflrinnvRrcnnd "Story T rln trsi'tho-fm l^— “iiinnsjfR'nfVli<i wlll conllniio thnniiih .Snturdny. ■ ni'vcr iiavo In’t Wiint Rlvcfi? l>on’l you »uyM who wrllo j,„( whi) nrn

ihn jjow'i loiinv whal M Aro youlid, nhout Hint closii on m ust of tho ihiniiN you nolnliniint. ’I»itt wrlto uhoul? ,n loh • h<i'"5 ,l . , H ailey ReHldont 'i v • walcl

1.?- ' c i v p .A '^ v T i r .P T ,ihe Four female Cieniian .S'horthalr-lJilira- i},,.or- dor puppies nci'd new hom es, ■lliey aro ii.v « rcv«nli;iht alKiui O-wcekn-old. Seo tlwm nt SIO Jetfor-115 ...n S ,„-IV Ii, 1-MlvI'm I havo one whilo nnd ono calico k illen 10 , . l i l J . , inal « |v r nwav. T |,cy m o 3% m onths old, .Sonr N ihojj) nl J03 nnm n«o At. o r call 73.1-5I1M. {fiofiRh

do IT*S l l l l ! M A tT w ilO PAY.S fi?!'led TilO volume of lonR dislnnce telcphnno u ' ,v'^ine- cnIU niiujo on r a ih e r ’s Duy Ik RrowInK ,i!l ;

M .lcr ll i .n 11..,I 1,1 R M . nilni.(fi 5,' ?. ,n s Jlcir« trnffic d cpnnm en t noied recently , ‘ his l^jcn lliey apologiu-d (or (ho delay In

coinplilnR (lie. »('ili.itJci. Jt was due io llm T iih , ll mirlr. ex tra hlllinu involved, (hey I'xphilnrd. prcillclnhin Iin t I M u s t .^ lliQ culls to d ad wora "cu llect.” c r uf (Im ji

RGWLAND EVAlslS AND

R e p o r t r ^WASHINGTON —.W o t j c l n g more im porta

quieUy and com petently b ack - ' * thc innovativ< s ia^e a t R ichard M. Nbcon’s .jGhotincr hascam paign headquarters in -New tcd to tamp<York Is a flRure froni thc da rk - s tra te g y in Uc r regions of Nixon’s p a st: M ur- he has for scray Chotiner, m asterm ind of the pinying a keyea rly Nixon cam paigns and his tion 's nuts -firs t political m entor. b righ t young

A fter some six yea rs In politi-;• cam p who hacal oblivion,'Los Angeles law yer incr only a s aC hoU ner-suddM ly popped up have been deSepl. 19 n t a Nixon fund - ra is- his technical ing dinner in M anhattan. Since , itical pro.then . Chothier has w ritten to old ■ Choliner wifriends in California appea lin s firs t poliiitalfo r contributions to the Nixon, o fflte for.,th< cam paign . ■ . . . . ' .^Congressional

His p riva te role In the cu rrcn t p r o e n. ' imNixon cam paign has been fa r Eoughl. ou t i

“TTavor?"Wliat Sor

ROBERT ALIEN a n d JOHI

_ A . S t a l l B y ^WASHINGTON — T h ere fs hns adam an

still a long w ay to go 'tw lx t cup And so hnan d lip on those 50 P han tom Ru.sk. Bolhsupersonic figh ter - bom bers I.s- ing in theirra e l has been try ing lo buy fo r quiries nndm ore than a year. ways replie

President Johnson’s, announce, still u^ider sm ent of negotiations on such a Signlficnntsa le It largely window d ressing , duct the n(A ctually. It m eans vpry tittle, rael, His si

Nothing In his s ta tem en t In “ ccIa n y w ay com m its h im lo ap - to-eye on tli

firovo the sale of the long-sought Two fnctoct a ircraft. He d id n 't even p u t ncgotiation.i

a tim e lim it on the durn tion of Election poth e so-called negotiations. prodding by

_ A a - ih o - P r tB W o n t- h a s - o n 1 y _ o y e rw h e ln iJ rUiree m ore mornhs In office, it l ' \ J 'owould not bo too difficult fo r llio bil uS tate D epartm ent to p ro long the flRher - hoinegollations beyond (hnt tim e. Under till - F u rth e r ,- the clecUOn \s lens - - p re s s u r in g -

th an one month off. paign nt I(M On the basis of Johnson’s rec* • ‘'‘■“'V l>“‘l

o rd on this Issue, the odds aro m ake somengainst his ai!ilhorizing a sale. W hether i

Ho bas consistently opposed thnn ihni,selling supersonic I’luintonis lo nipnrtlt^aiiLsrnel. Despite overw helm ing sale of thob ipartisan support fo r (ha t, h e licaUy poliu

ANDREW TULLY

T h e P a r t y ('w X S T T lN C T O W ^^iru lj-O T t — crB rv 'o f- th

H um phrey should es'Chew t h o demlc com rdonning of sackcloth ovor Sen. plnccd Iho<}eno M cCarthy's petulant re- cracy of tliifusal lo endorso llubo rt's P resi- (hy is of adenllnl cniirtldaoy, I 'o r Iwllor o r Kennolh (iafo r wor/iu, M cCnrlhy's rcJ<;?iion iluir .^chlenlof Ihe man who got him Niiincd lo snipe fnIII polilics ' slioiild liolp Humph- elcfiani dllcrey . Join the ol

In (erin# of populnr appeal. SnllnRor nnllum plirey didn 't lose im o l d R*vlH|| atfrtend and proii'KO, ho pickwl Dcmocrnlic.lip s o m o votes whero he Is McCarlliyw cnkcM ,— nmong the g r «• n t j,o . ‘iiinnsjfR- nf -A m cricnns-w ho-m ay- • iiip pnTty-fnever hnvo iiear/l of T, S,''F.llo|, )ii{„ McIsdibul wiio nrn InUmniely acciuain- (juorjiH ito(<•<1 witli polltlrtil lihnp- «rea(opolnlinent. ’lliey arc the grown- n ick Nixortlip. Joh . holding, hill - paying, y^., ^^ho hn'T V • wnlcliing nro io larh tt |o publicnn cawhom (ionu McCnriliy ra re ly ti,addri'MScil hlniiinlf. Tlii’V also iL,.rImve Ihe most votes, ns ilie polls ' 'V|. '

" ''c n lc d , ll'llUnrll sWhat McCiirlhy hns salil. In coiitemptuoi

rffecl, Is (ha( ho h too good j)nrly politifo r party polltlc-i, llo wlll not Anieilcan cp lay unfeis h« can p lu ii. Al- of a man wlthough MoCartliy iwould ho a n,n„ faceless coiieuQ profcs.sor today i'hooper, Uio w ithoul llie l)eiiim 'rallc pnriy , ' | | k> pin'tnticih c has decldcd Hint llii' pnriy M cCnrthy'sd idn 't ilf). enough for him, It tuai cup ofd idn 't iionilniilo him for i'lOhi* spcnre'a Callenl, aiul no It can go hang, forlntilo an

Tills, ll miglil ho salil, w ni iho wlili thclrprcillclnhio Vfncllon of i Iiq, lend- «i>'l "Bllnklic r uf dm Jicw spurious a rh iu - TlUi ia Uii

1 i ' •

IS AND ROBERT NOVAK

S t y R S t u r r T Cm ore im portant than t h a t W hile C h o t l n e i

’ ■ thc Innovative b u l p r o v o c a liv o - grcaU y to.(C hotiner h as n o t b een perm it- b a itin g U ct i

tcd to tam p er w ith h ig h -le v el C hotin er’ss tr a te g y in lh e .1968 c a m p a ig n , on reach edh e 'h a s for so m e w e e k s b een cam p a ig n v,p inyin g a k e y ro le in the opera- stra teg y usjt ion’s nuts - . a n d - b o lts . T h c “ C heckers ib righ t youn g m en In th e N ixon h o w ev er , Ch

;• ca m p w ho h ad thou ght o f Chot- an em b arrain er only a s a m ud -slin g in g o g re to h is proth a v e b een d e e p ly im p ressed , b y d iscr ee t se lfhis techn ica l co m p etcn ce a s pol- it ica l tactic*it ic a l pro. an t, unsavoi

'■ C holiner w a s , in fa c t , N bton’s A fler Chofirs t politibal p ro . S eek in g p u b lic fore Senateo f f l te for..the fir s t t im e in h is on c o n f l ic t -

..^Congressional race o f 1946, th e th a t he. hadp r o e n. ' im p overish ed N lxon E isen h ow erEOUghl. o u t C holiner fo r help , b eh a lf o f cl

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IMD JO H N jOLDSMITH

B v T h e P r e s i d is hns ad a m a n tly r efu se d to n c l. (un ify noli1 And 50 hn s S e c re ta r y D ean T h ey c ite t1 Ru.sk. B olh iiavo b een unyle ld - T h e prici- in g in th e ir s ta n d . T o nil in- lion . Israer q u ir ies nnd p len s th e y h ave a l- that; It Is

w n y s rep lied , 'T h e m a tter is p n y ih at.. Slill u^ider s tu d y ,” flghter4)ona S ign lflcn n tly , R usk w ill con- ’be U .:. du ct the n e g o t ln lio n s w llh Is' “V “I. rael. H is s e le c t io n b y John son transain WHS no iicc ld en t. T h e y se e eye- ‘w een Isrr

to -eye on tills q u estion ,It T w o fa cto rs w er e l>chlnil the il,.,’!!'.® "jliI n eg o tia tion s nnnouncem 'ent: ( 1) V ',",f E lecU on p o lit ic s ; \ 2 ) v igorous

prodding i»y C on gress , w h i c h nssnrvy ^ .Q y g rw h e ln ijn g ly w rolo n p rov i-____ ' t I'/^ sion in tlio foreign nn iiiO T ior i-

znlion hill u rg in g tho »nle o f tliefig lier - hon ih ers lo Israel. „nd the !

?. U nder th is stron g bipnrtlsnn as ' ~ p rcsK u ring~ w lth“ p oH ticn l~ tn n T --------E ventlia

paign nt le v e r p itch , the P rc si- ^vill b o al. . . (leiK h a d -n o a U em u fiv e but (o P h n n iom s.0 m nko so m e kind of g e stu re . (q happen?. W heiher ll am ou n ts to m ore fyiinjstrotkd thnn ihnt, only Iln io w lli tvll. s l l g h t eo ' nipnrtlf^au hupp orlcrs o f tiic P rc s id eo tg sa le of Iho P h an ion in arc c a m - hn ve reioic ' l ic a l ly poltU liig o u i there , lii. v ir- utan^llnK h

a r t y € a i > G o H at ~ c r B r y ‘- o f ' th e - ln r c t t c c r u B l^ n r n r — D urtn R -iho d em ic c<im m unlly w hich h a s rc- plumi>cdn. p lnccd the o ld spurlousi iir is io - " p nrllc lp aB- crn cy o f th e rich , f ien o M cCiir- thero w enli- (hy is o f a p iec e wit'll thc John se r io u slyir K ennolh (ialiiraithK nnd Iho Ar- m ien andMl thur .^chleslnger Jra, whn p re fer nlred lhal■d lo snipe f r o m ‘Iho s id e lin e s a s lion b y ihill- o leg an i d i le t ta n tes , rather Ihnn w llh iJryd

Join the old pro* llko P lcrrn C artiiy iiiJ , Sn llngor nnd I'cd .Sorensen In t lio ie prod g iv in g at lenst lln se rv ic c to liio tlio ohsole><t D cm ocrnlic. co iiu ld a le . try should

I" M cC inhy h uw, ll.nl ...l!; 'i‘ ho Is too K(Kid e v e n lo m u lch ? i

n ic k N lxort's nom in ntlon , anil , J . , ,, K- y e l whn h n ve rallie<l to th e Re*y I’",'’"™ " ‘ " " '" ' '“ lo. ! " . ,U.S

U n in rtu naie iy for llie country , loim y Ionu( ien o M ct^ ir lliy 's proh iciu Is pi<rhno.i tlial — llko Ills In le llcc iu n l eon-leini'iornrli'S — he tends lo lie i^,, « «(rj

i'j coiitem ptiio iis nol on ly o f tw o- iir lac ip les" par ly p o litics hut o f the pla in m oihoil pi'1 A n ie iican c lil/,en . I lls ulr Is that (j,.,,,,‘1-- of a man whn tlflnks he Is lie iie r ],|„ nrofll“ I Ihnn the Nioel worker, tlie book- played hy

'V \ keeper, liio Niiinll Ktoielw^per, o I n I m sy* llie plumlicr. 'Ih ey a ro not oullo Woo<ln>wly McCnrihy'fl precious. Inleliec- vcnxm

tuai cup of len. I.lke m il Shnkr- u„[ j ,|'>* spcnre'a Caesnr, hn In nol coin- Rives Iho

forlntilo am ong the niullKudo i‘[,„ froixi,n wllh Ihelr ••swenly iil(;htcaps" Hounds i ]|(1. Hllll "H tlnk ln ir'b reath ." , w on 't *cj:u- T lili ia Iba M cC arthy paradox . U iaa coroi

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niTOf Miiffale C h o 1 1 n e t ’a help w n trib u ted ^ fronj/o • greaUy to Nixon’s early Red- by NbcoiuIt- baiting U ctics. appear itc l C hotiner's influence with Nix- ' him self ftn, on reached its peak in the 1952 m ary aga :n cam paign when he evolved-^lhe •• cumbenta- s tra tegy used by Nixon in the The Ch'le •'C:heckers speech ." G radually, seem ed tm however, Chodner becam e m ore summone*)t- an em barrassm ent lh an a help cam paignre to his p ro tege because of in- (resultingsy discreet self - revelaUons of pol- against C3l- itical tactics and. m ore Import- .tam paign

ant, unsavory legal c lients. a 1966 plcI's Afler Choliner w as called be- a non-polilie fore Senate investigators in 1956 tiner waslis on conflict - of - In terest charges appcaranihe th a t he. had intervened with the York.3n E isenhow er adm inistration in AlthougIp. behalf of clients, he was drop- Js ag iu tir

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let. (unify nothing fo "ncgoUafe.” however cun They cite tliese fac ts : m ade lheld- The price of the F -l Is $4 mil- la r tha t in- lion. Israel Is not dickering on eipctlon al- tha t; It Is ready nnd willing to in vietni is pny thnt p rice . F u rther, t h e t , -o

fighter-bom ber is not produced :0 n- by the U. S. govcrnm eni: it is

mnde by a private company. So „ison the transaction, basically . Is J>e- ‘ ’ ■vn. tween lsrnel nnd this concern.

All thnt .stnnds In the wny of -“ P n „i „ n snle ngreem ent is (hc Pro.*;!- f, ‘ , ? ,

deni’s uuthorUIng of an export < > license for thc planes,

ous •'noRoilalions" nre nec-cssnry on that, only lie knows.

-------U ie .^ g c l3lnn_ Is/, m loly . up _ to__________him'. Apparently, iho P resident is still W lklng n t making It, nnd the negcilinllon announce- ' t ^ c i m ent is a stalling ploy.

sm*------- Even tua lly "! * r n o i pm h ab ly —^sl- w ill bo allowed (o buy tho 50 ’ Pfianiom s. Rut th a t 's not likely

lo hnppcn In tho Johnson Atf* iore.__ fjiinistrallon, T h o r o Isn’t the tvll.* N ) I g h I c s t ln<Mcatlon thnt the llic Prcsiilcfit nnd Secre ta ry Ru,sk ‘un - hnve relented in their l o n g - *7 '^'-'," vir- ulnn^llnK hn.stlllly to such h snlc.

people nnd Ihn rold, gli telling 1 rm kes :

rO H a n g ! ' r £ ;a sm all

jrn:^— D iirln irihc-p rlm aty -scB S ()n --he—rc- plunii>cd lor w h at he called *»yroid

isio- "p n rllc lp a to ry '' dem ocracy, anil , * *■'.'nr- thero wero those who (ook him ■ohn seriously even though bolli h it healthyAr- m ien and his dem eanor em pha- an«wer

efer iil/ed lhal he m ean t participa- a o c ^ r a BB Ilon by Ihnt choaen few fam iliar

hnn wllh Dryden nnd Marlowe. Me- **!irn Carlliy mado hla constituency *I In tlion! people who subscribe to M.I..K.liio tho ohsoliiio notion tha t a coun- , Sound

try shouhi hu ruled by Its elite. V"In a coiiniry w here iportsm an- P l« e ol

H «lil|> l« Mill lino o r Ihc v i r t u e ,McCnrihy also haa revealed «

n rf :(lrenk; IIU T racJc-rh -w t— * r ^ p Uinn , H«nipliroy was a kid who w as of or*'

‘" 'ly pcrniltled lo p lay baseball auccessnml "'I'* ' I'eliihhorhood ganR If venr mi . . . lie lul th em uso his •cnM lbaa

fo r ftecoiul hnM) wns Iho tnste- My niless nnd grnluitoua runiurk of a a

'■•■y. lousy loser, roid trei’’ Periinp.s parly politics Is not n lialnncc

‘■‘’I’- good tiling. Uiiilouhiediy It is of- Trying' <><’ Icn a stra in on an Indivldual’i somethi ‘"'J’- jirlaciples, Dut It’s (ho o n l y

melhoil pre*vntly nvnlinlilo. And D earthat McCarthy nilrilit recall In sighted

his profit that p n riy pollllcs mtbb contnct'»>l<- played hy two m en with sloutcr worn , iper, 0 I n I in s to IntoliecUiniism' — long cau‘'« Wootlniw Wilson and Adlni Ste-, Whnt n

venwm. --W .N.liut I don’l know. M rCar(hy O m ia

gives Ihc impri'Mnlon he's evim mendedloo good lo ho P re s id en t.'H e they cu

'P» «(iun<lsl like a politicinn wiin oyo nniw on 't aejtie fo r anyihlng less lenaes «

lox . U iaa corooatioa b y dlvina rlBlK, ' (o (ha t

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n r r a y G h o t i icd . pcd frorn th a t year*# capipa-ien M a (^ re jid- ^ N fa c o n . N or d id Chotiner re - a rival

appear in 1960. when he ran h o ^ ed bIx- him self for Congress in the p ri- taping. 1152 m ary against a RepubJlcaa in- cbairroa:he cumbent (he lost badly). I» ig n . «he The Chotiner - N b co n -sp l i t r ouslyly. seem ed complete, b u t he_ w as Humphr.ire summoned to work on N lxohs which m•Ip cam paign fo r Governor in w w illiniin- (resulUng la te r in court su its - Rumsfel ol- against O io tiner for doctoring Demo<rt- tam paign literature).,E xcept for faave 'bc

a 1966 plot to haye him k i lM in ov er th. l)e- a non-political controversy. Cho- com m er J56 tiner was invisible until his re- Nbcon's :es appearance last month m New conferen Jie York. ' , . disain Although Sen. Edmund Muskie shown.

5P- Js agitating to debate Gov. Spiro Agnew. he b considerably Jess anxious to mbc i t ' w ith lesser p^ ib ite ,

• R ^ u b lic a n s .- In - fa c tr^hr fjjiHy ■ rejused to appeai* w ith Rep.Donald Rum sfeld of Illinois, a m e m b e r of the Repuobcan »ovemo

= - ^ ’tn i t h z s c i t a d - .- o n ^ c a £ O r S u n .^ ° « ™ «Times colunm ist Jrv ,,K upcm etJ careerl

taiK snow in tHilCBfeo. . 7: H d a t 't Rumsfeld had left the tru th

squad and rushed to Chicago fo r taping of die "K up Show’ poorly O c t 3, only to be informed a t the studio th a t-M u atw - r e fu n d -------

Congressm an seeking reelection- televisio___ (thniigh—pi.m gfplri’sy -suburban___sh o rtsu

Chicago distric t is indomitably conferei-------- Republican)— Rumsfeld—bowed— ^jeci-of-

_ n..t ^nfi ^ Qw_w a 5 .ja p e l^ _ p o lita n .— withoul him . ----------------------------^ 1' '

Curiously. Muskie earlie r tha t O 'Brien day had consented to appear charge with a Republican Congressman, . th a t it

, seeking reelection - Rep. C lark w as uni

"7>AUL HARVEY

------------------ L B J V E o l------------P resident-Johnson-is-not-run-— .son-m i------- ning for rc-election — but his M cCart-------- policies a re . - - ----------------i-conside-----------T re'sideni -Jo h n so n -d id not nam i£

Jump out the window, he w as u rge u; pushed. His inability to cope from A

: -------^w lUr-violenciron-the-war-fronts— strife—and the home fronts had so dis- Could

^ c red ited 'h is leadersh ip -that-h is~ —havo-w own party was preparing to pull from I

• thc rug out from under him . . not casHc had suffered a hum iliating toricall

prim ary defeat and faced o thers, successEugene McCarthy had proved scored

more popular than M r. Johnson_ fectual in New Hampshire. Robert Ken-- ~ ' In 1nedy announced his intention to Johnsooverthrow thc incumbent lead- nomlnaershfp. ■ m ate.

So unpalatable' w ere the John- 0 / esta•. son policies tha t he th rew in llie Then

towel, counted himself o u t.- U lk s"Lyndon Johnson thus becam e son w*

the first P resident in ou r na- positioition’s history ever lo qu it and Rich

-------- ru n ' in ■ tho"f aee-of; an-organized— lacOi-ieffort to replace pim.' get 01

Wherein had hc failed? spilt hHome-front street rioting help- fiub<

______ ed disenchant city dw ellers w ith cuse iitlio tlre u l SWIOiy." Nationwide;— p e a o ^however, th e prim e issue which Or im a^e the PreskJent so unpopu- hoursla r th a t he dared not seek re- could (

: election w as the dead-end w ar —howe5 W in Vietnam. ' his w«M H e ctKild offer nothing m ore on Ihe

if k of "susialned pres- 1 dosure on tho enem y." to co-c

' jX Now, liowever, the Uiree who machii/ Z ' nre Bceking lo take his place Wallac« nf “ Ppcar “ nable lo offer any work- parent

‘ah ic a lternative: one by one So tlnort •“" 'e adopted tha t dis- electio' credited, distasteful, unworkable fully r nec- Po'lcy-

The leaders of tho dum p John- month^ -10____________ _____________ _______...___L _dcnl : It. .

JOSEPH G. MOLNER, Iab ly -------

T r a n s p l athe I ■■■

tusk Molner: Can ' a nerson on n \, hnvo n trnnsplnnt of n thyroid on the

snle gl'uiil? Mine was overaclive■ when 1 wns n teen*nger - nnd j

people told mo I was Ino Ihln covers nnd Ihnt I .slinuid huvo the thy* colore. rold glnnd out. Now they nro |i,ri!er tolling mo to loso weight. This „rm kM m e mad, . ornus

I rend where In neorgln n inrDfr doctor transplanted a lliynuiH in while an infont. If he can handle tiuch take y a sm all inland In a sm all person, ^nd i

j--^e— h a -o u B h t- ilo .b o -a b lo - lu _ d o -a - .- ,r [c ij . | ■llcd •I'?™''’ I" • " , , , n s « I.u n j 1 w ant an ovcractlvo glanil .r., h im ■ person who is otherwlso

, T . t a U h y ^ n d . 1 » I c , p . c l nn .answ er from you. I forgoi tho

'ip a - doctor’s nam e and (lie hospital “l l l , r fn Goorgi*. If It was GeorRia. .If.;®,. •Me- You aec. i can’t even roniein- , "

r ; ; m .!;.k !;oun. Sounda lo me an (houRh you Th«i •lite yo**'' tem per along with n '

piece of your (hyroW {jland. Ami yo* lues probably lost some of TOur senso In fac ^ « of values, too, reading about jj-wt— <ran«t>lantii..bccaiisc ttanHDlaiita. nation

of organs, whilo occasionally T h e ebalj successful, a re (ricky and still f'*» ' J, If very m uch an oxporlinenlnl prJ>* nidivh Ijbag ccduro, <m hnvnste> My ndvico lo you Ih lo cnnniilt ' nn of-a a pljyiilciun about proper Ihy- ‘>0 wo

rold trcB im ent to bring you intp b, ||h.,| ml n balance. It can he done rendlly.A of. Trying to transplant a gland Is Olllcir ual’s som ething else again, ^o l y ------- i-And D ear D r. Mnliwr: I am niinr- ,11 to -sighted and phinning un Iniylng MTBB contnct lenses. Can (hey l>o ’.V

•utcr worn , while B\vlinmlng? liow 1,001 ’ n — long can ihey be worn safely?.Ste*, W hal nro Iholr dlnodvanlages?

03301ir(hy O m tact icniK'a a rt‘n’1 recom - ipr ' Bvim m ended for sWlihmlng because e.,tOT ' He they cun Ret waklied out of (ho Afxii n who oyo nnd lost. A lter' all, coniact Twin r less lenaes a r e not actually o ttached o d o f /

ight, ' to (ha ®y«; (bey re s t o r "Hoat'* I

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l o t i n e r ^ :a ig n M acG regor (ft M lnnesol* —, on, r re - a rival U lk show C h i c a g - o

ran hosted b y Joyn M adigan. In th a t p ri- u p ln g . M acGregor, M I d w e s t

1 in- chairm an of the Nixon c am -.• ) paign. and M uskie • tangled Ju-

»1 i t rlously over V i c e P r ts ld e n l w as Hum phrey’s V ieinam rw ltlo n .

loh’s which m ay partia lly ^ l a l n his 1962 unwillingness to lock h o rn s w ith

su its - Rumsfeld. ^Jring Dem ocratic p artisan s who r tfo r h av e been licking Ihe ir chops ed in ov er th e prospect o f televised |Cho- com m ercials showing R ichard 1s re- Nbton '8 disastrous " la s t ‘ p ress N ew conference of J962 a r e go ing to

■ be disappointed. I t w on’t be. liskie shown. ' ' '

A film o f the sfac-year-old p re ss conference w as privately exhibited l6 top H um phrey stra -

. agreed, sadly, w a i m em ory can p la y tricks. Having lu s t lo st the •

c governorship of California andr f “? ;^ r e s u m a b ly - ended-his-polIU cal^-----------

career: Nixon looked d is traugh t “ T and a t the.point-oLcoItapserBD l

h is m anner ’and w ords w e r e neither so intem perate n o r so

J * poorly chosen as- D em ocrallc l^ d e r s h ad rem em bered . ',

■>i>.aT. ~w it>f~H7m oKrev~in6rtev.'f 0 r ~ icUon- television rom niercials In suchicban___sh o rt supply. was the 19G2 pressitabiy conference really w orth-the sub-lowed— ^ject-of-a-com m ercial?- Joe_N a-..........taped po liuo f D e m o c ra ^ ■ N ^ o n - ______ ^

" th a t O 'B rien 's b right young a id e - in -------------?pear charge of media, recom m ended sm an. . th a t it was not, and hi.i adviceClark w as unanimously accepted.

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s P o l i c i e s ^ — —;-run-— jM )n-m ovcm ent_ln_1968._Sen^_______It his M cCarthy and K ennedy,, w ere_____ considered Doves on th c Viet- »

not nam issue. They ap peared toI w as u rge us to disengage ourselves .

cope from A sia 's endless in tcm ecine -fronts— s tr ife .- •--------------------- ----------------------o dis- Could either or both of theih»t-h is— havo-w rested p arty contro l a w ay---------0 pull from L .B .J.? H istory, says it’s m . . not easy but it is T»ssible. His- iating torically five of 10 tr ie s w ere thers. successful. T he successes w ere iroved scored against re la tive ly inei- hnson fcctual Presidents.; K eh -r~ • In 1968, h o w ev e r,-P re s id en t ion to Johnson 'w as ab le to d e liver the

lead- nom ination to h is ow n team ­m ate. tied to the ap rp n strings

John- 0 / established policy .) ■ ■ in thc Then, using the P a r is "peace It.- ta lk s" for leverage, M r. John- :cam e son w as able to intim idate op- ir na- position office-seekers.It and R ichard Nbton o r G eorge WaJ-anized— lacef-urfiing-o ithor— all • o u t-o r ---------

get ou t," would im rnediately ., spilt h ls 'cstab lished following. -1

; help- Hubert H um phrey could ac- s with cuse him of "sabo tag ing P aris

which Or is it possible th a t within x jnpopu- hours of Election D ay L ,B .J.ek re- could coax a smile from Hanoid w ar —however fleeting—dius leaving

' his war-poHcy critics w ith eggm ore on their faces on Elefctlon Day.

1 pres- 1 doubt tha t Hanoi is goingto co-operate In such a political

e who machination, but will Nbcon o r placc W allace gam ble on th a l? Ap- work- parently not.

y one So the nnly justification for an I dis- clectioiv—dissent—has been art* irkable fully neutralized.

Thus wo go to the polls next > John- month to rc-«lect L .D .J.'anyw ny.

OLNER, M.D.

n s p l a n t snerson on n very Ihln film of moisliirenyrold on the cyebnll.- • ,raclive There nrc iwo siren of con-■'“ " ' r lucl lenses. Thc siwHIcr s ire ' ‘ •10 Ihln covers Iho iris, which Is thele thy- colore<l portion of the 'eye. A■y ,” '’0 InrRer siro li mndo for peopleI. Ih la „cc<i iQ w ear llicin m vig*

' ornus sports, but even w ith (ho" iarper lonse.n, If yo\i w cnr (hem

niiiH In while swlniinlnR. you 'll haye tolo fiucli your cliances on loiiing onn.iiorson, And in w ater t t B no menn _ d o -a - .- ,r |c i( .jo - r iw l-e u c h -« - lin y -(h ln g ^ —

a s n lem,ie?wlso dlsn’dvanlago of con-,p , - (net looses is thnl in somo pro-.(.I nio (hoy IrMtnlo Iho oychall.*,.,,i,„i' 'I'his cnn vary from Nimpfo red-eolu *" ®P«ro Inflftmmadon.em cin ' whllo not Very com-I ., , , . ' mon, can even lend to loss of

night.[jh you Therefore, any tendency towith n Irritndon should he rojiorled>d. Ami *0 you*" *’y« specialist a l once,r senso I** '*c t. 1 consider It snfo prac-

abuiit *^oe to have a neriodlc e ia m l-snUuua nation by your o o t^o rifo r that. ilonally‘' '—^ C ’'Icn 8 l h - n r r 0 mD- rn n ta c ta -id atlU ^o rn vurJei fm in ononl prj>* individual lo another. It dnpenda

on how quickly Irritation seta In.cnnniilt ' ” ny event, they ar« not .to!r Ihy- bo worn conllnuouHly.ou im p ri-rTrr--n-r-r-----ni ii'Ti - -iiiiiii.ii»n:rBondlly.Und Is Olllclnl Cliy ond County Niwipap*r

M*ml«r el AuJit Dur«nu ol Clitul^Uon (Nwl AT

ri»~<inl to S^lon 60-1 (M Idoh#CrKf., ThWvfay h hm by <to*>oncit*4

■ ff-* <1 on wfrlthnow i.goi nnl|c«i will b« publlilitd,rai)ll»h«d dolly nnd fantlny al 109ungesi'

03901, Iiy Mnok Vollay' NawtpoMii, recom - ipc. '•ecauao entOTad ai itcond dM i moll man*r of (ho Afxil n, 1910, «i Ih* p«.M in

lUiiilact Twin rolli, Idolm, naaOl, undtr III* itached oci o | Mnrth t , \ V 9 ."IJoat” I '

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Size 12 (bust 34) d ress takes V*: 2'/4 yards '45-inch fabric.

Slxty-five“ cenis. in coins for . each pattern—add 1 5 'c e n is 'fo r '

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R. O. M«i>*rtmlth , 731-906? .

IBy ABIGAIL VAN BUREN l l c

n D E A R .A B B y; I f l Jive Jo be)100. I'll never be ab le lo under* p s tand why a m an says he can't

I stand to stay hom e and took T a t the four w a l ls , , y et he can

go to a neiKhborhood b a r and • sii there for hou rs on end. How

about the four w alls Ihcrc? . iV Wc are both 56 and have _aI \ good m arriage', cxcept for this D I \ . • one difference of opinion which a ' \ \ seem s to,R ive u.*; cause for nr- I h. I \ —- gumenl;— I’m— not—a^drinVjing wa:

. w om aiT T 'but" i f - - .r - w c r c r ~ I*d Thc ji in as soon stji'v a t ‘ liomc wh:

I \ ahd drink by myself. Why cou should I go to a b a r and buy Nc:

i \ i / ’iIfiuks“ roF"6thcr~iicopf£r?“r7dt7rrt TfiT \ ca rc for friends th a t m uch. They Iy ' r \ are a . lot of iroutDic ana“ CX= ~7( i \ pcnsc. My husband’s •* not a wei '• \ drunkard , bu t he likes to sit cov ^ In bars. W hy? sur

X Maybe you o r one of your 1 - \ - — V— xcaders-can .g ive. me. an a n s w r . ab<

y " j pos: \ X DEAR LIZ: T he. “ difference get ' V , of opinion” th a t seem s .to give da; 5 you ca u se .fo r argum en t is that 58,

you don’t c a rc fo r friends and a_____ your h u s b ^ d docs. Thc reason 90.

the lielghborhood b a r Is’ so pop* boi ■ _ u lar is tha t people need people, thi

- f« I say m oderation Is essential to tho en joym ent of everything, but the m an who drinks alone •

-5---------- could-bc.a-blggciL :ptoblenL .thaitd rcss o r thc onc who“ se e k s '’compaiilon- P» julous in shin I in bro-ends. Do DEAR ABBY: Tho problem 1 )w! th a l concerns m e right now Is ch36. New the bugging som e of m y bud- mt I -j(j- dies- a re -R iv ing—mo—hcgause_o( hit ■ss talces y °“ '' ‘’cing m y "pin up girl." go r- Yes. tha t is righ t. Abby. I cut wi

^ y o u r - . p i c t u r e _ o u l .of. the STARS if E?Ji>s . [o r a n d STR IPE S , which all the br

mn?l Buys here in South V iet Nam bo got. and I p inned your picture to

ng. Send „p i^^kcr. . '“ f- 'don’t c a re .w h a t the guys fri

/ innVi th in k r -E v e ry -g u y -h a s - himself in •.u - i i ' a pin up girl he likes to dream

w ilh -z ip , a b o u tr^ in d m in e - is -Y O U : The • - thing tha t b u g s m e thc most

? .107 an - is th a t people s a y .th a t , the pic- ar n ter P a l- tiire isn 't re a lly you, Abby. They Ul tern cou- say tbe new spapers ge l a pic- ro 0 ccnts. lu re of a b eau tifu l girl and they Lt

Book — say it 's you.It today, So, please, doi.mc a favor and

:r 500 pic- send m e a p ic tu re of yourself. W ll doesn 't have to be in a bath- rc ing su it like a ll the o th€r guys L<

ANT ADS have in th e ir lockers. Ju s t a cl RESULTS plain p ic tu re of y ou r face so er _ _

DT»1TURDAY, OCTOBER

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UREN ll. can really show you off.' pcrl vc to be t o u r SE C R ET ADMIRER okc0 under-] A D M IR ER : Your lei-he c a n t ,e r m ade m y d ay . I like s c c r e t |“ ^ ‘ md look a d m ire rs , b u t you 'ro TOO se-

he can good. P leaseb .y and jg n j „ an ,e ad-nd. How jjj j j PU y^u m y pic-c rc . ,u ,e acc

have a . pin!for this DEAR ABBY: I haven’t had t

jn which a well dav In 3 years. F irs t by 2 for nr- I had iroub’le w ith m y back and- lonj -drinVjing w as^-in '-trac lion . ..for_5„w eeks. whi Crer ' I'd Then— J— got— sinus - infection wit' It ‘ liomc wnicn gave m e a heudaclie lljon If. Why couldn’i shake for a. monlh. of and buy Next I . gol a b ad case of the T - t y a r n 7nn i^ jn rw irtch -tiu n E ;^ fo rn ea r~ p^aich. They Iy '3 rhonlhs. V.................. . ' m aand ex= A ltrdf a sudden - m y -h e a rin g •* not a went bad an d m y doctor dis- s to sit covercd 1 had high blood pres- y,j[

sure a n d d iabe tes . cerof vour 1 w as telling iny neighbor

1 answ er, about this and she says. I should ggi — -th row n way=^H-^my-pills , .4 hink, ^

positive, and s tay with, wheat liffercncc germ and yogurt, and in ,30 jjgi 5 .to give days I 'll b e bowling. (She is £ It is that 58, looks like 40,-bowls 3_ nights ends and a week. I’m 53. and look like jjj,, IC reason 90.) Should I listen to m y neigh- S-50 pop* bor? - r m -w i l l in g - lo _ i ry _ a n y - . j d people, thing. hricssentl^if A SICK WOMAN “ Jj*

,k 7 a lo a c D E A r 's IC K : I ’m all for “ pos- chi ilem than th ink ing ,” b u t the b e s t an'

p la M - io T g c t^ c d ic a l- a d v ic e f ls ra. from your .docto r.

problem DEAR* A BBY: T here is a L t u now is cheap little f lir t w ho is a fresh- ar: m y bud- man a t school and shc is the an

ccause_o( h it^an i} -run type. She^likes to nc up girl." go a f le r a boy who is gomg ro by. I cut with ano th e r girl just to see lai le STARS if she can ge t him . After she Mi h all the breaks them up, sjie drops the ed / ic t Nam boy and finds somebody else an j r picture to b reak up . n rr. This g irl is now. a f te r m y boy- athe guj^ friend .-S hou ld I b u s t-h e r , one Th

e-h im se lf in th e -m o u th ? ....................... ...... .... .Gjto dream LAURIE '

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;t the pic- anyone In th e m outh. H a cheap bl bby. They little flirt can b reak up your ta je t a pic- rom ance. I t 's a b reak for you.1 and Ihey Let h e r h av e h im . pr

Hifavor and E verybody h as a problcm .■ yourself. W hat’s you rs? F o r. * personal to in a bath- reply writ® to Abby, Box 68700, Hi )th€r guys Los Angeles, C a l., 90069 and en- s. Ju s t a closc a s tam p ed , self-addressed S:r face so envolppc._____________ _________ IrQQOOQOOOQQOQOOOOQOOOOOQQQOOOOQOOQQOOQQOQQOQQOOl

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Glenda M arie Baum , d a u g h te r - f l f o f.M r. and Mrs^ Glenn Baum , H

Twin F alls, bccam e the bride B J of Q an Glen Moyes. son of M r. H

• and M rs. A do Moyes, Hazelton, { ■ on Aug. 16 a t the Hazelton LDS [ ■ Chapel!- n

T hc double ring cerem ony w as i H perform ed by Bishop John H; H 9

•DMIRER O kelberry. M rs. Phil B racken- Your let Fairfie ld , aunt of the ■ ■Ikf. si*eretl^'’*dc. Was organistV-Soloisl w as I H TOO Cardw ell. Twin Falls. B

id P ic n « accom panied by Kathy Christen- and ad- '^ ^ in F alls. Paul Juchau

u m v olc- R®''® p rayer. The chapel w as H deco rated w il^ large baskets of pink and w hite gladioli^ | H

ven’t had T he bride, given in m arriage ifs . F jrs i by her fa ther, wore a floor- back and- length princess-slyle gown of 5„w eeks. w hile em bossed_salin. fn sh io n ed _ ^ B infection w i th - a rounded ncckllnc and W

J'adaaiB I jiong tapered sleeves. H c r 'T e iT '^ H a. month, of white net _wqs held by a se of the band embossed w ith s c c d - ^ | r /o r n e a r - pcarlffT I t -w as tJesigntd and - M

. . ■* m ade by M rs. Ross W ard, Twin y~-hearmg FJni577-g rc irna tin t:^ f~ lhe bride., o d o r dis- c a rr ie d a bouquet of gladioli lood pres- ^ i th a detachable- rose corsage 9 1

. . . cen terp iece, neighbor j^ rs . G ene Stump, Twin Falls,

;fi^; shouM cousin of |j___

ith w heat Carolyn Baum . S'nd m ,30 s is ie rs of the bride. I-----■ •» I h ic Jack< Larkin , g :'*.^-1'? 1:1 s c h o o lm a te o f th e br id egroom . Cou

look like u s h e rs w e r e M ike K im b a ll a tte ^ 0 " E ste p , a ll H a z e lto n ., onst

- t r y _ u n j - - L au rie - B au m , s is te r o f th e Thu br id e, w a s in ch a rg c o f the c r ( WOMAN gy(j5^ P jjy , J y . ^

I for “ pos- chau a n d M ary Juchau , Eden, and the b e s t and Cindy Sm ith, H azelton, a r-M o l rad v lco rU ranecd -lhn Bills. . . Rec

A receplion w a s held immedi- tlie a tc ly a f te r the cerem ony in the the

lerc is a LDS C ultural Hall. The cake, dan is a fresh- a rran g ed In th rec double h ea rts hon she is the and topped by a layer of double the le likc.t to h e a r ts ..w as decoratcd_w ith_pjnk jng

1st to see la rg e m irro r. It w as served by GAfter she M rs. J im Christopherson, assist- willdrops the ed ; by~M rs;3:R euben-S telnm etz Goc

jbody else and M rs. Kue B eam es. The Bli;b ride’s._ tab Ic_w as_C 0VQred. by dar

e r m y boy- a lace cloth ov e r plhk* satin , ten. i t-h e r , one T hc jiunch w as se tvcd .by . Jiidy wic ................ .... Giles. • ,

___________ tab les , covered w ith white, and KDon’t bust deco rated w ith pink ' 'gladioli Tin H a cheap blossom s floating in la rge crys- par

k up your ta l sn if te rs .'^ Mrlk for you. M aste r o f ccrem onies for the wit

p rog ram w as Esbee M yler, ten Hunt. Kir

I problcm . G uests a ttended from . Hazel- scli a personal ton, E den , Twin F alls. G annett, yei Box 68700, H agerm an, Burley and R upert. ^

069 and cn- A fter a sh o rt w edding tr ip to [‘addressed S alt Lake City, the couple reside cm

in Hazelton. The bridegroom is 'G u 30oooooooQQOoooonoQooooQQonflf)fit>nn(wnQoooonooooooc

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d a u g h te r - B h nn Baum , the -bride B H

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gladioliise corsage B H B ^ B H B B ^ H l - . ..

rw in F alls, M R. AND MRS. DAN G vas m atron , ------- -----------------------------------

'J" Baum, Social Calendar ^c lu L arkin, GLENNS FERRY — Elm ore iridegroom . County women arc Invited” to ke K im ball attend the Unique Zipper Dem- H / a z jU o n ., onstratibn to be given twice' to n te r o f the T hursday-in-B oise 's-ldaho-Pow - who •gc of the c r Co. building. Tbe hours a re this i. P aul Ju- 2 pVm. a t the downtown Igcation Grai hau, Eden, and 8 p.m . tha l day a t the 431 Th azelton, a r- 'Mobley Drive homo of M rs. hom— -------— Reed-^M illar.-Ann Proper from aftcicld immedi- tlie' Unlque' Z i p p f Co. will give with nony in the the dem onstration. M arilyn Jor- men

T he cake, dan, E lm ore Couniy extension Tl )uble h ea rts home economics agent, asked a t 1 : r o f double the 4-H leaders and adult cloth- Skir d_with_plnk jng .leaders to_ancnd ..................... ;___

> served by GOODING — M dody Squares rson. assist- will dancc Salurday nighi a t theI-S te lnm etz Gooding—G range—Hall.—M yron -Gl am es. The Bliss is the caller. All square Shyi covered , by dancers a rc welcom e. Those at* nisr plhk ' satin , tending a r e asked to bring sand- Moi cd .by . Jiidy wiches. o r dessert... Dec- : ( . } ( . ) { . 10

3 at'- qilflrt'er -"— FO RM ER -R ESID EN T— 2&-i white, and KING HILL - M rs. Thom as 0

nk 'gladioli T im bers” h o sted~ a" get-together con la rge crys- p arty .a t her hom e honoring ic a

M rs. N ancy F elts, E lk R iver, ed nies for the w ith fo rm er acquaintances at- Cot 5ce M yler, tending. M rs. F ells Is a foriner ics

King Hill resident and taught T from Hazel- school in King Hill for several act lls. G annett, years. H er son, Joe F elts, Boise, hon md RuDcrt. accom panied her. oldIding tr ip to . and:ouple reside employed a t the Kimberly Road upl •Idegroom is 'G u lf S tation, Twin F alls. ha\

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7 „ v S r ; S T o M a k e G i l t s S "iipper Dem- HAGERMAN—M em bers voled 0 ;iven twice to m ake sm all gifts for those M r Idaho-Pow- who .v isit, the R ebekah_L odge den ; hours a re this w inter a t the P a s t Noble reti wn Igcation G rands Club m eeting recently .

a t the 431 The m eeting w as held a t th e , 0 of M rs. home of M rs. E m m a Sevey. The . ’roper from afternoon w a s . spent -socially,6 . will give wUh M rs. S eveyB erv lng-r^resh- -larilyri Jor- m ents.y extension T he next m eeting is Nov. 7 gent, asked a t thc home of M rs. Charles adult cloth- Skinner.| . _ _ ;____ ♦ » » ____

Squares .Clinic Slated Lta il.-M y ro n -G LEN N S_FERRY - ^ - Willipa. _

All square Shyrack. extension home fur- 1 e . Those at- nishing specialist, w ill be in 1 ' bring sand- Mountain H om e to conduct the . 2

D ecorating l l Clinic from 9:30 • ^ to 11:30 a.m . O c t . '23 through lUI D E N T " - - 2&-in-tho-Gongregational Church.Irs. Thom as Only those women 'w ho have get-together com pleted-the-D ecorating I Clin- -1/ le honoring ic a rc elici.ble to a ttend , remind-

E lk R iver, ed M arilyn Jo rd an , E lm ore . j intances a t- County extension hom e econom- y is .a foriner ics agent. yand taught The w om en-w ill be planning y for several actual color schem es for their

F elts, Boise, hom es, and a re asked to bring ] old m agazines showing- room s su

' and any carpe t, d rap ery and sh mberly Road upholstery fabrics th a t they m ay ba Falls. have or can ob\aln for the clin |c lie

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I M alta Social Ca I Club C o n v en es LaiI MALTA — M rs. 31ainc Ander- I son was hosiess 10 m em bers of ' ' ' ' ' I thc Malta Social Club recently B l I when they m et a t h e r home. limc:■ ' .“ How Do Your Shoes Stand Prac■ Up?” w as the lesson discu.sscd, wa.s■ wilh M rs. Ronald W alters lead- cd b■ ing the discussion. Pointers on Men I propcr selection of shoes were . Th I given. ed ii■ M em bers discu.ssed the annual ber I Foreign Foods d inner se t for S a l-o f t I urday. The event will be Poly- Oklo I nesian this year, w ith M rs. Jack. - Tl I - Wight,—M rs. - J iih n -A . --Picrcc, doni ■ " M r s . Alvin Ncddo, M rs. Hall. ^ ^ M rs. W alters and M rs. Lloyd phy

Schorzman a s ^ r ru n i t te c m cm -,be' ' ‘J3 t bers;------ - ' " ' next

- •». ^ .Mrs. Schorzm an 1- co-ho.^ic.M Chic'' • when the group'Tnects next wiih plaq

1 Mrs. Osmer Sm ith. . as i. . - . . J i f H- U U

■ O fficers N a m ed c.si____________W ENDELl. - M rs. ' Gmrgl!

FiilltT tlu c led presideni-of -rgjr >Te. Ihe H bblv C lu b .a t the opening r . fall m eeting held a t the homer r s , of M rs^ e ith _ W £ H ,___________ nupbers voled O ther-officbrs elected includc Coli for those M rs. John W right, vicc prcsi- lool

:ah_L odge den t.-and-M s..A gnes Byce,.scc- her 'a s t Noble re ta ry . , Sherecently . F u lle r is hostess for thc pita

eta a t th e m eeting. Anyone interested and Sevey. The becoming a m em ber o f-the Ho! • socially, Should co n tac t-M rs .-W crt nes n r r ^ r c s h - M'rs. F u l l e r r ^ —T" plo;

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' Magic Valley= = - . ----- -- -----------MRS.jr£RRy_lted 607 g. n t s.. SoU

= -W illip a . EiLiy n ro p D o n u ts_____ Mi:home fur- u cup su g ar teavill be in j egg . cdonduct the . 2 tablcspoons m elled - — thr from 9:30 • vegetable shorten ing brc

23 through i i^ cup-s sifted a l l purpose flour -I ia l Church. Solid a ll-vegetable shorten- ont 'w ho have ing for deep drying mc

iting I Clin- u -c u p -a u g a r --------------------------- waid , rem ind- ^ cup m ilk , . su{1, E lm o re . 2 tea sp o o n s 'b ak in g powder I ne econom- u teaspoon sa lt (

U cup seedless ra is in s - ca( ic planning teaspoon cinnam on or nut- su1 s for their m eg vo:cd lo bring Blend to g e th e r one-third cup ret /ing- room s sugar, milk, egg and m elted D« rapery and shortening. Sift together flour, itc at they m ay baking powder a n d salt. Add to pr ir thc clin|c. liquid m ix ture and s t i r lightly, ca oBwioQi m i b^ ^

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I Cassia Pirik - nes Ladies H onor i“ bi??SMrs. Laftlm er . ,b recently BURLEY—M rs. D orothy L at- home. timer, Burley N ational L icensed

loes Stand P ractical N urse of the Y ear, discu.sscd, wa.s honored a t a reception host-

iltc rs lead- cd by thc P ink Ladies of C assia >oinlers on Memorial H ospital. " * 'shoes were . Th®. national title w as aw ard- ,

ed 10 M rs.-L a itim er In Septem - . the annual ber during N ational Convention se t for S a l-o f thc F ederation of LPN in • .

II be Poly- Oklahoma City. '1 M rs. Jack .-.T h is is ihe firs t tim e a N a- •

—P icrcc, d o n a l-L P N ~ o f - t h o —Y ^ c a r-^ a s--------^M rs. nan . been selctced. The traveling tro- - Mrs. Lloyd phy M rs. L a ttim er received w ill ' ittee m cm -,be pre.scntcd to -h c r—successor .----------------ncxt-yeai-durin& -<!onventIon.

co^ho. ic.M Chicago, The personnl eng raved s next wilh plaque she received will be k e p t T

as a treasu red trophy by M rs. ; • Lattim er. • f

, Mrs. Hilda Biggs, an LPN a t • n m e a cassia M em orial H ospital, w ro te ,.

\,r. original le tte r subm itting * M r,.-L » » im cr's .

L i • honor ^ t s la te lev61 a B f l - ln " -----f h , h lurn 6n 10 Ihe national. :

I the home L attim er s ta r te d h e r----------------- n u rs in g -ca ree r-e s -an -a ld e -a t'th o -,—:tcd includc Cottage H ospita l. Burley, a n d : ' vicc prcsl- look extension classes to receive

i Byce,.scc- h er-licenso -Q s-a-p rac tlcal-nu rse — She worked a t tbe C ottage H os­

tess for thc pital for 13 and jone-half y e a rs *■ e interested and moved to C assia M em orial : ib e r o f-the Hospital when It o p e n ed fo r b usl- ' -M rs.-W crt ncss_ w h e r c - .she._is s till em - >. . . _________ . ployed. ■ ^

Valley Favorites ,- M R S . TPRRY FISHER ................_ • ^607 g. Tit S.. Soil leVt C»r ’ •

ionuts______ Mix in ra isins. D rop b y h eaping _____leaspoonfuls in shorten ing h ea t­ed to 365 deg rees. F ry tw o o r ’

led ' — th rc e -m in u tc s o r -u n l l l go lden ning brown.urpose flour -D rain on p a p e r towels. M ix i . ble shorten- one-fourth cup su g a r arel n u t- ; ring meg o r cinnam on in-bag. Shake ,----------- w arm dn nut.s in th g -b ag w ith th e .. _

sugar.Ig powder M akes tw o a n d one-half dozen. *

(Tho Tlm es-N ew s will p a y $5 : Isins - eacfi week for th e b est rec ip e non or nut- subm itted fo r M agic V alley F a - »

vorites. If you have a favo rite *: ne-third cup reclpe.-Just m a ll i t to the-R ecipe. .’ . and m elted D epartm ent, W omen’s P a^ e .£ d - ' 5e thcr flour, itor. T he rec ipe becom es thrf salt. Add to property o ( th e Tim cs-News a n d j s t i r lightly, cannot be re tu rn ed .) .________ ,

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Jack H aw ld n s R t A cting A fter Losi

By BOB THOMAS fansAP Mpvie-Tclcvlslon W riter m ess ROME (Af*) —W hen Ja c k “ Ii

Hawkins tost his Jarynx Jn a movi canccr operation early In 1966, “ But Jl appeared to m ark tlic end o f corrn jiis actiijs career. dep r

Yct-he is now in Romc ac ting no lc in two movies sim ultaneously—•'The Adventures- of G e ra rd ” fo^ and "M onte Carlo R ally ." H is sta ri acting future appears unham* ]3 pered by his handicap. only

When Hawkins a p p e a re d -fo r knov an interview at the G rand H otel, six j he seemed to be the sarfie sta l- w nr w a rt symbol of the B ritish E m - pQij,

-p irc as hc appeared In ^‘‘The trqoj

a host ot other films. Ahd then • hc spoke..

H is'speech-ls lhe "b u rp -ta lk "— ^ Ic n m s c i i - b r th o s e 'w h o - i ia v e —

no larynx, it consists o f gulping ,;— air, then forcing it up by com* ,

p ressing thc esophagus. The w ords-are soft but d istinct, arid Hawkins'^ • •'voice” re ta in s h is * - distinctively British Accent.

•------The on ly -a lte ra tio n -in .h is-ap .___ ig thP n jr l^tnko h o le ____________j .

in his nock, over w hich h o . w ears a medallion. The hole , is needed because the larynx regu- „v__ la ted a ir intake through lh ? th roat. .

------- - 'U t. Is ' am azing. how _qulck ly r n uthc hum an body can bccom e ad- Q t j justed to new conditions," he ... commented. " I find I c a n lead ,, , an alm ost norm al life, w ith only a few m inor vaclations.” Am ong

----- them-?-the-inabilHv to-cloar- h i sth roat o r blow his nose: little , sense o t smell, since h a rd ly any a ir enters his nose. .

The return of Ja c k H aw kins Is - . one of the m ore heartw arm ing

stories of show business. H ^ f e l - low perform 'ers Were~sh‘oCked^<r , , ,learn of his operation; D a v id __ L

.Niven, Robert M itchum , G lenn Ford arid o th e r ' costars"qu ick ly offered their services if he

----- should return to film s In a 'p ro -duction capacity . Thousands of

Surgeon Cites , EutnanasiaTN^d

---------ATCANTIC-CITY,- N .J . (A P ) son,—Doctors h iay som eiiriies'h 'avc law to consider "eu thanasia by om- gat) ission of trea tm en t In th c old, N

------helpless, -hopeless ca se ,” a plec-. -p ro m in es t su rgeon^ia ld l.T hurs- NB<

day .nfght. ' ' ' j s iFu rtherm ore , the righ t to 'd ie thai

cannot bc denied the patien t and to : m u st bc considered by the su r- abo geon, said D r. P reston A llen soc W ade of New Y ork City, new era p residen t of the Am erican Gol- " lege of Surgeons. vet

T h e surgeon "cannot sacrifice Sta-------h u m air:a ign ityz~ at-ihc~ tlm e3of hai

d eath if his treatm ent only pro- cor longs tho process of dyJng and fio.s adds 10 the suffering of the pa- cut tien t and his fam ily ," W ade mo

- H e emphasized, "W o canno t hos deliberately end the life of a n cor o ld-person, o r anyone else." bac

A decision to openly end trea t- int( m c n t "seem s to conflict sharp ly 25 V/ith our eth ic tha t euthnnasla' da j by ft positive act, th a t is, an a c t " of com mission, is forbidden." the;

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n sR e tu ra sT o V Losing Larynx

fans all over th<; world sent Ite r tnessages of sym palhy.

Ja c k " I t w as ve ry nicc and very - Jn a m oving.” Hawkins recaJJed.

, 1966, "B u t still 1 could scarcely ovcr- jnd o f com e the black m oods of

depression th a t I felt because I ac ting no longer could speak..'usly-^ "A fte r all, I had been in films

u t years, and I hadHis s ta rted a s an ac to r when I 'w a s '

nham - ]3 j knew nothing else. The only o ther em ploym ent I had

^ 'O f known was an pncom fortable • H otel, six yea rs in thc a rm y during the f .

e sta l- w iir, and I couldn 't see m yself , going back in. Not In-charge of ,V’ Iroops, a t any ra te ."

^ tion is a tim e T would very - I ’ n 'u c h J ik e .to forget.” . i . :~ He coriQucrcd Ihe' dcorcsslori and began thc tedious process o f E

^ r n m Icarninft to speak with gulps of a ir . C ham pagne inspired bis

:» i n s ^irst words. His th erap is t sug- ■y gcsted the gas- bubbles In thc s n is help him speak. The. ' . a c to r look a d rink and b u rp e d :.'

S S ::hAii.^’ic Cient w ith his new m o d e - 'o f - ^ rAoit speaking. As his confidence rc-

ium cdJicJncedJlie_cM llonge_of _•" re turniD g.tQ j)ia_pi:P to;sion_H is ^

u t 1 ^irst role w as in '^The G rea t . C atherine” w ith his fricnd -P c te r -

u OToole.’’ "O f course It w as difficult a tI t f r s t , ” Hawkins adm itted . "One th only q^c 's fellow ac to rs be-A m ong cause thev m ust do a lot of lip- • reading,■=^You=aro=TJlBff=itware =

th a t they a re conscious of your » y any difficulty, and you hope you a re [ I

tc not throwing them off their ?K)nS IS g y j J jg y J f, g C VC Cy- tone I have worked with has In

Glenn

^ N e w R o le ^ A id s IBy JOAN CROSBY cost

'____ _ I ^ A Entorl_alnment E d ito r eighiQ p J NEW ‘ YORD’ - (N E A )-W h e r i 1C p e c u - R aym ond-B urr Was P e r ry Ijfla- tion . (A P ) so n ,-h e-w as so -assoc ia ted w ith the !s'h 'avc law tha t hc often spoke before Bi by om- gatherings of law yers. ‘ whoh c old. Now he is Ironside, thc crip- self e ,” a pled detective on thc popular mail '.Thwis- NBC-TV series. Once agairt* he docs

~ Js ' so^w rappcd up In his ro le lighi , to 'd ie th a t (a ) people an j su rp rised to V« en t and to seo him up and w a l k i n g to b he su r- about, and (b) he is now as- but I A llen soclatcd with thc P aralyzed Vet- thiri y , new crans o t America,. to ran Gol- "D o you know tha t of a1| the

ve te ran 's hospitals in Ihc U nited If ;acrlflce S tales,” he asks ''on ly seven ley t im e ro f haverfac!lltlcs~to“ handio-Epinal you nly pro- cord ch.ses? All tho votcran'.s he fng and ho.spltnls-havc“ hnd7- budge ta ry nam the pa- cutbacks and ihey a r e fictrtng mar

' W ade m ore cases every day , Thc cut- H<----------- b ftck -w aa a r bitra ry ,' too. ' a him

canno t hospital d idn 't have m any .<iplnal with ! of a n cord cases on the day thc cut- Dea ic.” back was decided, no one took Info: d trea t- into consideration thc fnct th a t ish, sharp ly 25 cases m ight a rriv e tlie next a cr hnnasla ' day. cs i, an a c t ‘‘Many parap leg ics need w hat sunt Icn." they call a w ater n in itrcss . They H;

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Jurr B e c o m e s W r a p j 4 id s P a r a ly z e d V e te ik' cost $675*«ach . One hospital had " I(Htor eight of these m attresses and caus —W hen 1C p a tie n ts ,'s o 'lfb c c a m e a qucs- one ry ?i1a- tion ,of w hich eigh t would get "SoBd with the m a ttre sse s .” .....................E n g

before B ufr, a ve ry concerned m an H an ■ who gives a g re a t dea l of hirnt d riv

1C crip- self while s till m anaging to test popular m ain tain his o w n privacy, is ! gairt* he doesh 't take an unfair situation chat tis ro le lightly. H e Js pJannirg a trip boci irp riscd to W ashington w hich sta rted out to I 1 k 1 n g to be, he says, ‘‘a social lunch, reac IOW as- but . . and he tra ils off, H« tcd Vet- thinking about how he is going ren t

to m ake poinls. Angall the V >/■ find

5 U nited If you havo ev e r .seen Stari- Hel( / seven ley M yron H andclm an perform , 11 o -sp lna l y o u -don 't-havc-tO T bc-i« ld -w ho h e - ’otcran'.s he Is. Who can forget a m an nny idgctnry nam cd-Sfan?ey“ M yron~H andci. w o r fictrtng m an? g e r

riic cut- However, if you hnven 't secri ship IJ Q him. In h ig m " ti''

y .spinal w ith ' M erv Grlftfn sr on The you thc cut- Dean M artin Show;’ th is is to I 'd : me took Inform you he’.s n wispy, wusp- Hi net th a t Ish, slight young mnn who w ears d ire lie next a cap, thick horn-rlm m ed glass- brol

cs and ca rr ic s nn um brella on and ed w hat sunny days. • paleS3. They Hi.s nam e ts re a l; a C

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Ir' A L L E N he lps organlst-pltcher D cnny M cLain before M cLain’s Las Vegas debut W ednesday i t J J g c r a .^ ld ^ a ^ w m j ia k e ^ a b c w t-$2S0.0Q0-tbU

j r i^ p p e d U j r l i i «(V e te r a n s - ■pilal had " I thought of changing it bo- "Di ises and cause I w anted a nam e cvery^ w aite c a ques- one couid-rct7icmber,-” he says.- “ Bctv ould get "S o I decider on Sheldon Lewis nfe ]..... ...........E n g e lb e r t,-B y t -Stanley . M yron i wained m an H andclm an, w as a lready on m y bccai 1 of hirnt d riv e r 's license, and to take a caugl iglng to test again ju st for Sheldon Lew- not 1 privacy, is E ngelbert w as too b ig a to m situation chance. People call mo M yron, decid g a trip because by tbe tim e thoy g e t gUng. ir tcd out to Handclman, . they have al- a me al lunch, ready forgotten S tanley." ctiubc •ails off, H e 's a native of Brooklyn cur- tha t is going ren tly m aking his home In Los busin

Angeles becausc hc could not ____find a place to.Uve In Brooklyn

on Stan- Heights. \perform . H e's in show business because l ' to ld-w ho h e -c o u ld n - t-e n n i.-a - llv in g —a l {— i t a m an anything else. And ho has tried ) J -H andel, w orking variously a s a m ossen- 1 ^

g e r Ixjy (he got lost) nnd a ,{ en 't secri shipping clerk. (Says Stanley, 1, • '

on The you seen tho big broom ?' arid [| | Ms Is to I 'd yell. "W here's It p lay ing?’ ” ) »! ly, wusp- Ho has also been nn ath letic li ho w ears d irec lo r (" I told how a guy | y cd glass- broke his leg playing volleyball | brella on and no one w anted to, partlc i- 1

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HJUYai-------------- th e -b each )-B n d -a -sa le s r iian -fo r -------—[1 a com m ercial launderer (“ Do

you know m orgues use 'commer- i_.y c ia l Jaundries?") . c

His firsl job. in show business *7 w as o t a Caiskill resort,

ing it bo- "D uring the day I was a c h e i ric every : w aiter and bus boy,” he says. (^q,-he says.- “ B e tw e e n -lu n c h rtin d -su p p e r ,-a ---------ion Lewis nfe guard a n d , 'o n weekends. IQOQQOC sy M yron i w as-in--tho band.- I got fired K— • iy on m y because after the show they to take a caught m e going to lown andi Idon Lew- not mingling. I was supposed]K) b ig a to m ingle until m idnight. So I ' I 10 M yron, decided to specialize in mln-j

thoy s e t giing, But jt \va.s when I was) have al- a m essenger and I got lost be- :y ." cause I fel) asleep on thc BMTl5klyn cur- th a t I really decided on show ne In Los business.could not __________________Brooklyn — ,j

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B H NEW YORK (A P) - It there all sect is one thing wrong with CBS’s some

1 ^ ^ "Jona than W inters Show,” it Is someh< tha t the ^tar Is badly cast. Thc glowini inventive, outrageous funnyman secmcc is a better guest lhan hoyt.

' Nothing seem ed to have hap- ■ ■ poned to the v arie ty hou r's for- j „ iq

m at cxccpl tha t anolher distinc- ,^'j^ tive com edian has been added . ^ to tho p ro g ram 's regulars—Cliff KiHjee- Arquette—and he, loo, isn’t giv- eh much of a chancc to do his I

The W ednesday night hour Wedi had its com pensations, however, wou'" Ella Fitzgerald sang several *n Bcv numbers,' a trea t, and Douglas "V £airbank&,— U — mntf »n. tho.kllts^a haunting ' num ber -"C am elo t,” which was w ritten for actors, ■■ ■ not singers..

W inters snent m hst of his 'tlthc ___in s k e tc h e ^ a short-tem percq husband explaining football to his wife: an annoying little kid on an airplane, and an unfuriny spoQf of thc old Ja c k A rm strong

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,” it Is somehow W inters in his earnesl, en terla St. The glowing introductions 'of g u es t^ Howemyman seemed out of charac te r. ed itst . - never :™ '1“P- The supply o t Los Ansetes-

lype jokes apparen tly is running ° view i f!.H 'hin bccause for the sccond y ea r S ^ L t

in a row, CBS's "Beverly Hill: billies” are in the m idst of a

B}y' num ber of p rogram s''shot most- a b C do his ,y jjj England. ' m enl (>

t hnur W ednesday night's situation prograi awevcr have been hard to set up Thc pr

in Beverly Hills. Jcd and Gran- evenin{ S as ny see a dronken Scotsman m receive ^ thc .k llts and playing a bagpipe and but low melot,” actors,

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an Winters Is [dur-LongShowlaslohal believe It Is n large hairy girl :h. they drinking Irom a bag. This, of luct.s pt coursc, results in p^3nty of con- ;r. And fusion bul, alas, not too much earnesl, enterlalnm ent. guestsi However, thc scries has s ta rt­

ed its .seventh season and bas never slipped down fa r in thc

\nceles- popularity ratings. So millions, rnnninp vicw2rs must find thc imnen- nd v ea r c trab le ignorance of thc Clam- •ly HilU family. ^ weekly tonic.isl of a --------H most- ABC has-extended Its commit-'

m enl (or Dick C avctt's morning jituatipn program to the end of lhe year, .0 set up Thc program , based on thc late d Gran- evening talk-show form at, has sman in received good critical notices )ipc and but low ratings.

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ta ry of the council. The Camp Fi agcncies w hich receives funds thrc

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------- R U PER T—C ost-estim aM V ^for -p ip rio rity c ity p ro jec ts have been ses p resen ted to the Rupert Cily cit Council b y th e c ity ’s consulting ■] engineers. ‘ ju

......... E stim ates presen ted include in-------$191;000“tDtril"ioi“ to c a l‘Iinprm''e- —j

ment. Di-sirict 12, wliich was or- the iginally se t up a t LID 11, but wh due to technicalities , had (0 be al- begun ag a in ;' J99,&20 total for the sew er and w a te r installation sq, In the. new ly annexed 'G randvlew pa Addition; $83,330 total fo r the ay A stree t trunk sew er; 5106,270 (q total for the storm sewer and j

___ _ sireeLs |n_ the_N orlh Zone; a nd jjqS35.570 to ta l fo r 'th e storm scw ef cqi and s tre e ts in the Southwest p(. Zone,

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n6 T S P R IN G S ,'V a . (A P) — A I panel of industry economists ■

-------- p ro d lc tjm n 'increnso of sume Seo- Bbillion in national'outpu^t next ■ yeur, n early m atch ing IQGS's H ginnt s tr id e s desp ite the lax in- I crease . ■

Thc fo recast w as prepared for I thc fall m eeting of thc Dusincss I Council, b lue-ribbon organija- ■ tlnn of Industry executives, hy I ils ndvlsory lenm of some 20 ■

' professionnl ebonomlsts. HTlie grow th estim ate would j r

lift thc G ross. N ational Product lo a to ta l o f nbout $915 blllian. ■

Sources sa ld 'th e forecast s6es ■ continued price inflation. Thus m fa r in lf)H8 price increases have ■ accounted for nbout half (he H G N P ' Increases, which amount- B ctf tn J2I.2 bUIJon In the firsl B ciuiirtcr, S21.7 billion In thc sec- B

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latifs^for -projccts-is-S565,996ri55T&83^a^ 9 w e been sessed. and $246,431 from the ■ e rt City city. ,. . , ■ Dnsuliing jh g estim ates w ere p resen ted H

during a m eeling of thc council H include in R ugert this week.___________ ■

was or- there a re two secondary roads H 11, but which m ay be eligible for feder- B

? . \° f al-funds. Therefore , thc council ■ total for js planning to m eet w ith repre- Uaimtion scntativcs of thc highw ay de- ■ randvlew p artm en t soon. If the fOnds .are H

K L i / i ! available, another LID will need ■ 5106,270 (0 be form ed far (h a t work. H

wer and M ayor Wendell Johnson re- ■ pnri'pH th a t gravel for the _cUy ■

™ could be obtained from .B ishop’s ■ outhwest Rcadi-Mix and som e agreem ent f l

will be m ade on it. Hcost of In 'o th e r action this week, thc ■ various council approved a rental agree- H

------------m ent w ith the school d is tric t Mfor school use of the civic gym . H and also accepted a Jcase w ith ■

S the school for city use of school ■buses for c ity recreation pur- ■

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cast s^es | W H ^ ^ 9 D S ! A d | ^ ^ D 9 Hon. Thus lO i. .iMiW lKHM i B M | giscs have ' k f l f l E S @half the Pamount- P ^ f l J p P ^ W j f l f f W W P m pthe fir.ft - S

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Dy ATA LLA U ^A N SO U R chan ^ f l BARTA'A. A s r i k (A P) , - thej*

Gone arc thc s n a l^ coils o f price barbed wire; -the deadly land ■''S' m ines! and dragon tccih siniic Mc

W H blocks that divided this all-Arab 42-yc village for.two decades. .Jord

■ • ' .u B a rta 'a w as reunited, a l least raeli ! geographically, in June 19li7 yard

- '. '1 when the Israeli a rlny swept *‘N . through 'Jo rd a n 's w est bank in fath« •.• lhe six-day w ar. das.-: But 16 m onths lalcr this dusty do .

. ■< collection of stone and stucco an a 'M hom es is stiJl divided. ' 'M i

■ • This tim e the bordcr-is Invlsi- a 28 • ble.' • , ■ raeli

.-Q „ one side-of the unseen line iivet . I a re the Arab "‘havcs” of Israel, of h

• 5 On the o ther side a re the sala . i l J "have-nois” of occupicd Jo rdan , and

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ye^*r3 enjoys most of ' "V thc benefits of his Jewish neigh- says bor.,He has'a.higher standard of food

_ l iving, is paid more and tiepcfits But ~ J Trom Israel's scmiwellare state, brol

.......These Jsraeli A rabs live on Btthe Avest side of Barta'a. - ^ villa

c*. u Life is far grimmer for thd Aral

B Jo rdan ian A rabs living on the Isra case side under Israeli occupa- Safe tion. T heir standard of living— splil and pay packets—have not self

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iOUR changed since the 19C7 w ar. Bui Jewish AP) — thei*- m ust "TTOw pay Israeli But coils o f p rices for Israeli food and cloth- “ In Ily land 'ne- . -- ’ f myth sioric M ohammed, Ali Ku'ndas is a all-Arab 42-year-old farmer* living on tlic n’Ukht

Jo rdan ian side. His bro thers. Is- was . a l least raeli Arabs, live a few hundred nian.

ne 1^7 yards aw ay. . . ■ ''Thy Swept "M y b ro thers u$e p a rt of our nad h bank in fa ther's land ,” explained Kun- arniis

das. " I have nothing to ”Ur v ^is dusty do . I . Under- Israeli Jaw I am " i stucco an abstcen A rab,” • ’ hc

' Mohammed Hussein Kubha is Kuhhf is Invlsi- a 28.yenr-old em ploye in thc Is- ?nd s

raeli M inistry .of Health. He has Jfie "w seen line lived oil but the first eight y ears C> 3f Israel, of his life under the Israelis. Hi* cruel, a re the salary is about S228 a month, The

I Jo rdan , and halt of this goes lo a broth- "’•■rei pie: -T he er living in the Jo rdan ian sector

^> m ost of '"W c go. to the sam o •grocer.’! The sh n'cigh- says Kubha. ."Wc c a t lhe sam e small m dard of food. We p a y the sam e prices. *he v: 1 b'enefits But. I earn , 10 tim es w hat niyire s ta te . lirolhTTi^dOOsr’— -------------- : «x«cn

live on B arta’a w as not thc only Arab In 1 1. .villagg.:.divide^ hy - thf*' Israeli- on-bc

for thd Arab m apm akers following the mittir 3 On the Isracli-A rab w ar of 1948. Beit Arab:

occupa- Safafa -ncar Jo rusaelm a lso was thc o; r living— split in two. And Jeru sa lem it- lager; ive not self w as divided into A rab and well.

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molchlng hoM ol ta r ‘glv*ciwoy licV*l.3 . B* tv it you hny* yeur Cadui Palf'i (n*mh*nhl

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a rm y officers visited ou r vil- idas is a l“Ec;” recalled • the v illage’s lg on tlic nm khtar, o r headm an. “ One n hcrs. Is- was Jewish, thc • other, Jofda- r hundred nia»- . . . -

"Xhcy told us a slight m istake , irl of our had been m ade a t the Rhodes ned K un- arm istice conferencc and thal :hing to ^ur village m ust be divided in Jaw I am iwo," .

T hc m ukhlar, H aj'-M ahfouq Kubha is Kubha, 57. s ta red into the past in lhe Is- and sighed; "A s you can Imag- h. He has jne "we v\-cre shocked. We tried ight y ears explain tha t it w as vcry raelis. His c ru e l. . . ”a month, The officers. K ubha said. .10 a broth- nitre ly looked a t the m ap and j ian sector said: "Wc a re so rry , but it is -> f l______ :__ ihe npreem 'eni.'’_________• __ ) ■rg ro c e r .’’ The border w as e re c te d .In a — ■the sam e small, dusty 'vnllcy lhai bisected - H

ne prices. *he vill.Tgc of som e 1,200 Arabs, • f l w hat n iy of th em 'm em b ers of the ^

--------------; extensive-Kubha-fam ilyi--------------- ;------only Arab In the early days, au thorities iS-LUraeli- on-bath-sidcs-w cre lenient, pcr- owing the mitting Jo rd an ian and !sr--->li '194S. Beit Arabs to hold F riday p ra y e rs in h1 aiso 'w as thc one vilJiige mosque. The vil- * jsa lcm it- lagers also shared a communal A rab and well. _______ . __________

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, 1968 Tvi/ln Falls T im os-N aw s 7 ' |

25th Ann: By Buhl I

Rev. Hcriry T reit, p a s to r o f - S t. John’s Lutheran C hurch. ^

- Duhl. nnd - Rev. L. F . W itte. ' Gresham, Neb., f irs t p o s te r o f •St. John’s, will b ring ann lver- ■ sa ry messages on Sunday w hen the consregation observes the 25th anniversary of h s organl-

• zatiati.* Divine Worship w ill h e a t

- 10:30 a.m . A d in n e r-w ill- b e '« served to all a t noon and a tthe afternoon serv icc a t 2:30 p .m . Rev. Witte’s serm on th em e • will be "Christ Jesus O ur Lord.

------peWHanont— In— thc— ,of„—-• ••'chBngc." • _________ J - | j '•

T he church chotrs w ill re n d e r -anthem s, and following . t h e a f- K r tornhon service a ‘*Frli»nd.<;hlp BiJ hour’’ will be held in T Iie 'T H u fc rrB lsocIal'Tiali: R efreshm ents wiU Hbe served and all w ill be g iv e n ■ an opportunity to m ee t the vlsi- H tors and guests, Rev. and M rs. H Witte.' B

A speeially constfucted buiie-' ) H tin board In the V ocla rh a ll wiU^^ have pictures and accoun ts of the many events and p ro g re ss \ during the 25 yea fs . Of the s e v - ti

___en members w ho s igned the f ir s t- c h a r t f c r^ v a ^ f t r e ^ t l l l . ac tive In ^

the Tocal church. W o rs h ip in g ” " f i r s t ' In ren ted build ings, th e , group soon resolved to acqu ire the ir own and to . a lso s t a r t a . parochial school.

Sb a dual pu rpose building —= w a 3 - e r e c t e d - a t - t h e - c o m er—ot^— i

Twelfth and P o p la r jn 1946. J which served for chu rch and school fo r 10 y ears , until 1956

fw h en the brick s tru c tu re w as .- dedicated acro.is the s tre e t from « the first b uilding, and gave th e -c o n g re p H o in h e - i^ 'W re a space-for both church a n d scnool* work.

----------Several~ locations-;scrved—f o r -parsonage until it becam e pos-*

- ilb le to construct a b rick h o u se_In 1960 across’ the s tre e t fro m the church.

Pasto rs vWio have served th e church a re Rev. L. F . W itte,

— -R evTEdw ln-W eibelr R ev—Alvin — Reim nltt. Rev. M. D. H ilgen- ■ dorf and Rev. H enry T re lt (since M arch 1965).

Teachers a re E ugene K riise, Annette Braunschweld, O livia Brandhorst, Lee Roy H oltzen. i

V 'C A rl MUeller, iWarlene M eyer, j ‘ Jan e t Detmer. F reda Rath, Su- .

san Wcssel, F lorence Schw artz, J Carol Anderson, Jean ^H ed rlch , f C arl Spring and M rs. Fraink t Jam es. j

Com m unicant m em bersh ip la •• • 215. Sunday school and B ible

, classes a re held regularly ,, an d j ■ there a r e p rg a r ^ ^ io ns for a ll _ ■

age groups. W e e k -d a y '"B Ib le T , school Is conductcd every W ed- ]

a t 9:45 p.m . following d ism issal from grade school. A s ta ff o f ' six teachers are em ployed fo r Igrades on<j through eight,............ 'mmmH»UBBSSSBBB3Rr7'J f7Q1S9BC9S&SBCCSSE

D i r e c t (mvtwm IWII— ■ ir in -" ' l y r T v m a i

VtCrOMY MISSIONARY BAPTISTBteond Av*. B. •( Locutt St.. It**. 0. I

A. RoblnMM, Mllor, Sundty Mr*lc*il Th<•U l t .n . Sundir ichoel, 11 ■.m,. • pJB. BurWor*lp. ______ «h

rnur ciivrch.of tiir n a z a r e n s 'OliOD. mlnlilir, Sundiy icrTtceii IKI ia.m. Sundiy ichool. lOiat.B.m., « p.tn. , ' Ormip mMiinii, 7 p.m.. Ooipd »«ut.W«da«t4iy. Tlio pm. J.,,

------------------OUR SAVIOR LUTIIF.RAN ' -S«ceM SL N. «t rouciK Av*. H., «•».

BiMiini n. TJiiki, p*ilor. Sunday mi«li>« a.m.;' n a.m. Wnrthip, lilO .

■jr, lOill B,m. Sundiy ichool. >

LOa BRVENT1I WARO “ J‘ Miurlc* SI. N., niihop Ory*l ThAmp-

•On. Sundnv iiivicrti Pdoiiiiood I ■t m. ti]> «.tn. Sunday irhool, ti)0 p.m. S*c- . itmint. Fail and Ttnlmoxy )iJO p m.

.................... LOS ancOND ward 'III Fourih Av*. N., nithop P. Olllxil mi

AndirMD. fiunday <*rvle«ii Ii38 a.m. m<Sund*!' ichool, T p.m. Baciiminl. ur

U)S TIO)rtll WAIID •' IH llarrlion St., Siiihnp a .i:dwln l.ir- ‘ ;

irn. Pdiiihood mnuni, l a.m. Siindar mi ithool li>« a.m. Sicramciil melting M'

\ qiaiSTIAN KIF.NCK ’ niIM NInlh AV*. K., Koaillni .Hnnm, Sn IK

M*in Av*. I!, flundiy iirvicoii IKI * nl Sundir ichool. U a.m..WQrihlD.,S«rmon i Toplei ■'IXrtltln* ot Alon*m«nl.'‘

THiNrrv toim iRRN sA rriT r ci >D» Third Av*. N., H*v. C. W. llf>od, *i

Mllor. Sunday iirvlcui 10 a.m.l niotn- ll Ini worthip, ll a.m.. I l l l p.m., Tialn- int Union] T ill p.m. *v*nln| iirvlc*. Nfd-wiik wtvlc* T pm ,

lASTRIDR WimiRRN DAITIST »<iM< lilliiM lh Blvd.. Riv. Rab*i1 S>

Aclir*ck*nl>iri, raitor, Aunday MrvlMil Ml» am, aun<i*r *<))(»>. II a.m., f il« p.m. yi Worihlp, IJ I p.n. Tralnlni Unlm.

TIIR SALVATtON ARMY aiMl 8*cond Ava, N.. Capt. Uaorfa Olt*<

•r. S|BU1«T MnrlMir •!*» a m, Muajtr , achool. i r a .w , T P.m. Worihlp.

M4 llairlm tf/^op Rey Bal» TjU l Sunday ^MIvlcMI .It a m. Bund.y >'iuiooi.’ ii»'b.»~a*«f*"'«"t*— •— 5.

FIRST ASIRMlLy OP OOn *N. Locuti at Ohoup St., K*v L. 1. l a- *

Mane*, pallor. Sunday i*ivk«it 10 n in Kunday ichool. It R.m. WoriHin, diim p.U). youili m u tln i , 7iao p.m, <t(>*i)olflour. WidnaTdayi 3 p.m . l.ndlsi Jprayor Hour. 7)30 n.m. MI*<I»M‘ nvitei )rin t and ililril W edneiiluy). ij7i90 p.m . Itoyal ita n sa ii. 7149 p.ii), Jmld.waaK lorvlM , ^ i

■ad Douilii Ofltll, mlnlil*ii. Sumlav a , (irvtMii l l i i a.m., Sunday uhool, IDi» a

a.m., woithlp. Sunday a*rmon. *'W)ial'i » Klihl wllli lh* Chucch»" Yfluih ni*t|lrit T p.m, llvinlni i*rvlc* t p.m. Vuuth camp a«(vic«, ''camp liclio**."

. U )l FUURTII WARD !f ' 1(1 reurtii Av«. H., Blihop Claudt .

Drowa i t , Sunday Mrvlc*ii tiO ■,>«. ZSuoday atiool. i pja. aaoram»ni. *

■BviNTtMMy A D viim n ' QraiMivln* Driv*. John W, Boyd, pa*-

tor Sirvlotd Till p.m. W*da**day. Ftar- W

. . . . »> m*r. mlnlnir. Sgndar Mrvleaai Wpr^is »•

II a.n. Sunday tcteel l i a SJik Vowtk H rtuowitj# 1 fj» . ' . ll

i ■ .Jl • .

8 Twin Fblts Tfm ey»New« Frl

nniversary ' ll Lutheran5tor o f - — - . " ':hu rch , ;

W itte . > s to r o f •nn lver- ■ . ' i -f* •y w hen ' ies th e . . 1organi-

h c a tvlll- b e ^ --------------- - ^ U | :and a t .U 2:30 I th em e •r Lord . ■ ■ 1 ^Irfct n f ' . • _______

re n d e r ^th e a fpndshipi li i i i i l i

he vlsi- Id M rs.

lall Will ' — ——unts o f ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCirog ress and m em bers o t the ccngregatloathe s e v - tlon of the event Sunday.the f l r r t :__________ ___________ —ctive In ;i hl ppl ng— - T -

acq u ire : ' ^ ___s t a r t a .

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Hllgen- Ingj

Guitarist gLI K riise , terl

O livia Mike Wendllng, recen t win- jH oltzen. n e r from Twin F a lls in the ser

M eyer, N ational U.S.O. contest, will Am-hwartz^ be* a featured .accom panistHedrlchI fo r the Children 's Choir a t “

Fraink tho E piscopal Church of the Ascension Sunday a t thc. 10

Tshlp Is •• a .m . service,id B ib le W endllng wlll'Seave Twin ^irly,. an d F a lls In lato Novem ber to war fa r a l l becom e a m em ber of a trav - his

- o l l n s U.S.O. group w hich, p 'y BlDie . „ | | | Tw in . ™iry W ed- p a lls resident, M iss D ianna ^inl y e a r H O D o e rf lta d ._________Oc<Hsmissal W endllng has gained a ^s ta ff o f wido reputation a s a guitar- ClQ

jyed fo r Ist. rccht,............ ... ........................ ................. .. T n

r e c t o r y O f C h t\PTIST U)S TIIIRD WARnI.. IU*. 0. IM Foorih Av*. H.. Dlihop UVear »• airvlctil Thornock. Prletlhood mttllni. I ' a m. Sun.m.. • pjB. Sunday Mrvlcaii Ii90 a.m. Simday p.m

achool, S p.m. Siciamcnl. • ICnu

— SAve,. ». V. .Shaw, mlnlf

I«r, 1 p.m. puMIc lalk. <ilS p.m. Walrli- ,. )ip*l KOur. Sludy, Thuraday 7:« p.m, Theo- *'

Gi*llc Mlnliiry Sclmnl—follnwtd hy itr- P»‘ .. vir# mB0lln», .Surmnni ‘'Will Uod Jnio'-

1" h . , «*v »*’'• *“ "*'*•* A _ ru i^ :- - - - I'rahio' •*« nroiiOANJiFn i.ns,1. Itei Ellialxth Ulvd., tidft L. II. I'ull-

m*r, pallor, Bur«fay icrv/cur fhi.tch j _ Khool IlO a.m.l pr*ichln| larvlc* 11»*l Thomp- • l.«*iu« I'rldty 1U9 p.m. „o

R»It.K MHSIONARY J*JiVi« n m <** Monro* St,'II. K«nnclh Carlir, pit- l ‘» lor. fiimday .tohool-ll a.i.,.,-. mor^m '■ ynrililp^U ^a.m.i ynuna ptnplt’a MrvicaP. Olllxil m1di>*cli 'pray»r* airvic* 1iia> p.m. 'Sad. ] l i l t a.m. mcn'a. piayqat itrvlc* li>« p.m. Sal* .i^

" r ‘- , _______ illl> ■ ORACH BAITJsr.i;dwln Mr- • JIJ t'outih Avi. »i-, llot-ait J. Sia- j.m. Sunday mifr. paiior. Sundiy *clin«l, OHt k ni.iteillns 4i)l Moriilni wntihl|i, 11 am. Clmlr praclica S..

' J p.m. Tralntni tiuur lor HI ast*, 1:IJ. p.m. Kvtnlni tsrvlc*. I p.m. >‘tayir Ka.

R mMllni. WrTneiday, 1 p.m. Uiolf |uac- „Jtnnm, 111 Hci. Woilntiday. I p.m, {,,,

iiiD.,,s«rmo)i rinirr (initud Mi'-Tiiontsr oiuiicii>ni. jet rilmihon* HL ll.. I(i« lUtuin r4---------------- Hye—r«ilnr'Htv,-K*tlti-M*Kw»1l,-»it»>. —iir r l ir tin* nmor. fiundav iiivlctii • n.ni., y|,

W. Ilnod, and II a.m. woiinlpi Skiidiy >ili»u| w,i.m.i niotn- Il4> a.m. I p.m. Youlh I'llUiwililp. T,'j.m., Tiain- ' i;i,m **rvle*. I.YNWOOIt €IIAI>r.l.

IIH Pllir Av*, I!., II, 1.. MIkil, mln.Iilir. Sunday proir*mt Yuur. Worihlp 4

SAITIST Hour, KAUV llailli) (1100). H30 •. iii.j p.IV. Rab*i1 Sunday ichool IKI a.n>,i (huicli. worahip It ly MrvU«il l*rvlc«* lor adull* and chlldrin. ll a m.i li]V, f i l l p.m. youlh fillowihip, l i » p.m.i adult choir p.t Unlm. i*h*arial, l i l l p.m.) *T*n|illtilg iMiur, ' IMY *S*hl'^j"’ pildw»ik> famity Jioria Bit*. " * ’ . . Ill i m, tiuNft/ immaniibl turiiKRAN ruuncif »ci >blP< IMI l-ll.r Av;. l:, Kiv. X. A. ll>rn , ptilor, Kiv. Th. hrho«nliom iiioclal* .

I!m!''’Bu«d**y w7) \Ll ''simdVy irliM"! Iij'o l»

a o n ' 1,','' l<ioidc*tl otcr KTl'i ai II

■rakln, ni'lil FIRST (AMERICAN) RAPTISTI.m, <i(>i|)0l Ninlh Avo. II., and Slin.hmia Nl. R.m. I.ncllsi JaniK tl. ||ii|hr* and Cliatlii li. (Iravii,. MlailHM* ftun.Uv Mrrlc««( WatMf,edneailuy), },i” , » n d 11 a,m, Cimrth 11I190I,, 7149 p.Ill, Vnulli, 1'p.in., Viipaii, I P.m. Widiiii-’ ^ ' dayi |U*y.(. «.ul llii.li’ it J y . I ,vm.

^ ,, l i l l FIRST WARDlid lloffmaa las Fouilh Av*. It., tllihnp llnratd O A»rln»ion, ftliithooj m iiilni, I a.m.

'• !« SundayS i r . ' s ; . : * = i ' -

Youth ClfuRCII OF OOn '>11 Quincy Sl., luv. Ilariy hiook, pat-

,n >«'■ Sunday aarvlran I f a.m, SiuuUrihon Claud* I* vonhlp, I p m, avitilni

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irrtvr tn s F im i ward. Boyd, pa*- Mauiica M. N., IiIiImd Ah»n M. Ala» i*iday. Ftar- W>d«r. 'Sundav **rvlo<ir lilO a m. Su» tay. lUbbalb achool, < ill p.m., Bactamant.Hiblp. . . BijjK LAKU UNITKn PWaRCOITAL

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RAN CHURCH In Buhl is 25 y ears old ' Th :cngregatloa a ^ planning an observa- of tl »y. _______________________________ p e r

^ ! J i^ m e ^ S e ts ~ 1 ' Bible Sunday1 ^ OhsfiaeKame— cSy W .r ] ; , JE R O M E ,— Jerom e M in is -p a s t

i' te ria i Association will celeb ra te p res . i N ational Bible. Sunday a t 7:30

1 ^ I p .m . Oct. 20 w ith a u n io n '^ o r- * y ■ sh ip servlco lit th e Assembly of 1 —'-)• 'God Uhiirch,' A 'd a m s ^ ^ n d ^Z - next

Rev. W illiam B arre tt, United m o s P resb y tc rlan -G h u rch — w IU -de- —— Itver tho serm on. O ther par- tic lpating clergym en will be Rev. Robert Cooper, F irs t Bapv- tis t church; Rev. John H. Gar- rab ran d t. U n i t e d M ethodist; ^

:E Rev. Lyle Higgins, Church ofthe N azarene; Rev. Harold Liv- ^

uummua m g sto n rF lrs rC h fis tla rrC h o rc h ; 7- “ Rev. Sheldon Schagel, Assembly of God, and Rev. John W. Sre S ears, president of the Minis- P®®'

■ te ria i Association. n tw ln- offering received a t this -rIn the serv ice will be sent to the _ ,

?t, will Am erican Bible Society. The ipanlst PuWlc >» .invited, Rev. G nrra- P, o i r « brand" sm d ____________ _

or the . ^

“ Youths Elect S™> Twin W ENDELL — Tom B ennelt bul b e r to w as elected m odernlor of Ju n io r alsi a trav- high youth group of tho United' t w iS ' P resby terlan -chu rch :-----------------P“

Dianna ' Sisson ig vlco m oderator; devOcorgo Ambrose, stated clerk, thn

ned a l^halrmcn Include U6ri Me- « y guitar- Cloud, w orship; Vicky Behrens,

recreation , and B etly Lou ii.... .... Trounson, refreshm ent. meiiK'MBWj'»i.wri’-WTyL'-r.g irr- ;:!.v';>'j.T~T?ia'i i j reca rg:.i ir .

C h u r c h e s , S e nn a g m n a ryry-rrr^■”r^rrr■■rTy,•m^nr^r.v n w y r ^ ^

FIRST imn-ED BRimiRnN.op UVear m Third Av*. i:. Sunday lervlctii TlI. • ' a m. Sunday irhooI, II a.m.' Worihlp. Illo n*>in. Sunday p.m.- Youth mtciint, 1iJ8 p.m. Ooipcl Sum

knur. Weilneidiy; } p.m. tadjii’ I'rayir *h(phnur. 7;]l) p.m. MImIohcIIci (FIrit and p.m.Thltd Wcdni:»day . 7_:ia p.m. Itoyal Han|- men

D*nT‘ Wa'rrlT- PArril AsTr.Mnl.Y OF OODp m, T h li IT* W“ ' P'l"- Hiv. DIan* Kviitll. 1<til hy lar- pmor. Sunday achogl, |0 a.m.; Mornlni panUod Inia'- "orihlp. II am,, communion. Youth ach<

- *«rTl»»< I t ll pm .,-l'T*n|«llille-*irvlr*,-----7l4S p.m.. Flayer miitlnf. TMI p. n .Ihuriday. ]t

.V; ’ -..’''‘'L' r«KsnYTP.niAN isv«eir fniirch }«t pmh a»«- M.. Hiv. Holierl C.larvlc* 11 „ y , pallor.. SuAd.y lervleiit l ! » a.m.

119 p.m. mamln* worihlp. ciiuith ichool (nr all «y n e i. 111! a.m. Moinlni worihlp. Hanclu- Iiy.

■,i‘- mornlni _______EPISCOPAL CHURCH OP .91 TUO p tn. IHK aSCHNIION »**r

. p.m. Wad. i.ikei tl Sundiy S«^ rt»oi' p.m. Sal- , |r ,„ JIJO «nd 10 a.m. Church ichonl Pn

n i l a.m, Paiiori John D. Mlliy- day

■ , , - TY(.rR ffTHKIir BAIT(ilT« i« C 7** Tylir filrsit, n«», Kennelh lllmnia,

'»| 1 .i"'' !iunday Mrvlccil *il» a.m. hun J®"« d«y ifhoni. Jl a.in,. junlor-SeiitDr yuuni « ‘

••“ ‘l . ’ '!* piopli. T p.m. I p.m.. Wor.lilp, Wrdni.- "‘'Ii.tii. 1‘rayer |,||,|« aliidy and prayer mrrllnB, IUiolr |uac- p.,„. i.|,i„s,r Anana IKiyi ,

itoup 7iJI p.m, Mnn.lay,

^ VAi.i.R7aiHisTiAN J,';iK w e n ^ iw -rn™nif^^!'ii“ ^AvK?^r:''‘‘!.m>dAy l i i *11 I nni.j yi,r«i l i t l a 111. (hutch ichcKil, II am.,ulay »ilii)o| woi.hlp. (I»«ii tpiikrr; l)-.uil*u (Itlili, Illowililp. AMixlaK Mln I *111, I'llK l-htliUin

hilkil, mln. UNnr.D PIINTIXOSTALJur .Worihlp 411 llliihland Ava„ lUV. J. L- Chindkr.

llio n iri.j nmior. .Sunday iirvlcii, Sundiy *chn<i) iitcli. wot*hlp t a m i w»t»tilp ll a.m.l Ooipil hnur. in. II a.m.l l i » p.m. Widn.idiy, Dlbl* iludy. I ili adult choir p.m. I'rlday, youth iirvlcai.

iilltilfl iMiur, - ■week famity COMMUNITY PllsaBYTRRtAN

llollliiir, Riv, II. II. -.Thnmii, njln- lii*r. flundty a*rvlc*ii l« ajn. Sunday

ruuncir «*<»», ii a.m. WarMp.

I ' - ' r ' S r i s r ! " ' " ............ I-.irjimili' liJO 11 ••*»- ’ !>» P " VO'

i i i i % S S S * l i f n Ea<

lAPTIST(fravo' H°

'werih'p! ^ ^ Q j A [ i l M I |^ f l u l l 2A ! l ! ^ H 1><>iiliQDi, «ro

I.m. .Wednif a||ui<

G U N S t S M : | HI.m. Sunday H MUMCAl INITRUMINTS, N O - |

H JICTORS, WATCMIl, RAOrOI, ■ f,, nnn ■ ' B TVFfWIIITiRt, BINOCUIAIS, B | . r hlook nat- B ■ CAMIRAl. lAPI RICORDIRl, B a.m, fim.Vlar B SADDU), CHAIN tAWt, TODIS B J K .V ; : '2 .* B ANOOTHIRIIIMI.Of VAlUl, H

B * SEU • TRADE g

ce'aRCOITAL r ,

>y«r m*«UB|

. Second ■

Forum I

S e t IT he .'«(iond In a serles of Com-

m unity F o rum s will bo held 'I ' ' M onday beginning a t 8 p.m. in

Room 115 of (he C ollege. of H R S o u t h e r n Idaho’s academic

;• building. K - ?. T he subject fo r this second In t- i the stjrfes of four is "The Crisis .

. i Among the Youngl The Hippie Phenom enon and the Student

I ' Revolution." ’ 'I Leading the discussion and

I speaking to the subject will be R obert Flynn, form erly assocl- ^ 'D ate dcan of stud en ts ..S an .F ran - t l < cisco ‘State College; and pre&* ently-coun .'e lor^on the staff, of College, of M arin ,. K e n ^ ld , V y C )

—A tt«ndingvtherfir^-6<ss!o iT -of-^][)'n the se ric s - 'o n the subject of - M .y “ Violence In Am erican Life” w as. an overflow audience from _ ‘ the en tire M agic Valley a rea . Su.nda

T he Com m unity Forum Series Is sponsored by Magic Valley

^ u rn e n lM l ^ a l n ^ ” Council!^ called irs old ■ The public is infrited to any a )serva- of the four, sessions. Cost Is J l 8*ves

p e r session ^ r couple. He. ____ __ - _______-ranch

---------------------- ^ R a l l y - S e t — d f S jSHOSHONE - A “ Speed the fey

I _ _ ^ L ig h t- ra lly will be held a t he I I S y 8 p.m . Oct. 24 a t the R upert ..tn .

• •/ A ssem bly of God Church. J iu \ T he speaker will be Rev. I>on u o llv

6 ^ = X J rA is :^ o o c tB isE n = f irE = R e c : 15 5 - M r. C raig is a fo rm er' Idaho ,

5 Minis- pa sto r and se rved a s distric t mrp

= « w o ■’‘■“ ‘‘‘'111__________ ____ .i S i Z Z t b o a r d t o m e e t ‘he (

_ B O I S E _ ( & a _ = J l e _ [ i I a h o as.HL an a u B oard of E ducation wlll hold lls specti »T I. J m eeting Oct. 30-Nov. 1 In Rouni

■’ m _ ! f M oscow. . - Theher par- '

f g S Churchesf u ? ^ ‘ o[ G EO RG E W. CORNELL 1969 ; rold Liv. A P Religion W rller bettei

.^ E W _ X O R g _ (A E )- .-_ i 'D o n 't lenge \ssem b lv ^eave us out there w ith o u r and 1 John W sreen pow er,’ " pleaded the accot le Minis^ p as to r of a wcIRokIo suburtan room

congregation. “ G et us involvecl Th( A « / thle som ehow ." confr

^ th'o so rt of anxiety Is com- andM.. *^on today In churches pf the Fran, r ' f . r r - i P^'^cld, stab le , ' middJcTclas.*; secrc . u a r ra - com m unities on Ihe lawn:]lned ment

borders of A m erican c ities.' critic “ . Paradoxically , these churches b ro il

, • a re both the backbone of the de- h o 0 C t nom inations and thc butt of "whi

m uch belittling. They put up thc relat B ennett bulk of Ihe budgets, but they 're jnnei

of Ju n io r also often disparaged a s com- ty, 0 bo U nited fcirtable re trea ts from curren t spon-------------- problem s.. -------------------------- ihosi

M any suburban , pastors are odcrator; developing “ a com plex,” feeling nallc cd clerk, th a t (heir w ork Is of little worth, n ion J55J— i9fc7 **y—T*fn^rlp|‘*-^^— nf Kpn Ti«hrAna Am erican M issions of thc Lu- .ho Behrens, theran C hur«h In America. pVes

tly Lou It Is considering an e x p e r i- te rv m ental pInn of conferences In

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S e r v i c e siflRa»;aTOr^.zniin:r::?T.*T'-'ttr?:TCTRBajcr.'aJwiIIRISN FIRST UNm:D PFWTRCOSTAI.ly lervlceii Tlilrd Street Mail *nd I'ltih Avinui'orihlp, lllo nail, neoriK Curry, pailnr. Servlcaiip.m. Ooipcl Sunday ichool »:«4 a.m. Mornin* »or-djei’ I'rayer *h(p M a.m. .5un>l<y evenlnf n rrlc i I

(FIrit and p.m. Wrdnetdnyi lllt)l* ilutly and prayerItoyal Kani- meellni I p.m.. Flldayi Youlh iirvic* I

• OOD Binijs n A n inan* Kviiell. I i l Locuil .St., R«v. Ui«il*r Whllili*r,m.: Mornlna paitnr. Sunday nrvlceit II a.m. SundayiMon. Youth achool, 11 a.m., 7ll9 p.m. Worihlp.lille-iirvlr*,--------------- - -■----------------------

JMJ p. m. WES!.r.YAN IIOI.INrSS]0) Midlinn, Sundiy tirvlcei: IS a.m.

Sunday .School, 11 a.m. Worihlp, 7ll0 p.m., ' , a c.It l : » a m. nitTMRL TRMrLK APOSTOLICchool (nr all «» Third Ave. I'... Itiv, J, U Tankir*'nhlp, Hanclu- Iiy, paxor. tiunday aertlciil 'iS a.ta.on. aiiocial* Sunday School. II a.m.. I'p.m. Worihlp.

FRftR WuZ b AWIST

Sunday Se^ moinmi wnrihlp. I p.m., avenlni worihlp, riiurcli ichofll Prayir litvlc* la hild al I p.m. W*dnii- Rlliy. day. ■ -

!^'ihTlllmnl* « l Wnlilnilon SI., R*V, L. O. ROhlTl-

''Arin'!il'"n;.vl CHURCH OF CHRISTAnana imyi Ilinnl* Whillheid.mtnlilar. Sunday itrvlciti ID a.m. Illhl* claii) l l l l l a.m. worihlp. I'.vining wor-

[AN (I,Ip 7,1(1 p,m. Wtdntidiy Itlbli iludy,'‘!?iMiilAy-|»f. ------- -------- ------ -------.»uillu (llllll,’

* .... PHARMACYPHACTSOoipel hnur.

* Iludy. m i'■ fromYTRRIAN' i T ' k J 5 C r o w I .y , R.Ph.

IIST On* vlinlly-lmpoitnnrfrttt concatn-day iirvleiu |f,g |)„ ptaictlpMon wa (III for you on m , TUI p.B your tJoclor'i older It III liovlno l)««n

■ wflltan by him Jof ’V6ui^(td -V 0u tiloni,Eaclr (iraicllpllon llwdllan by yowr iioc-.| '•■.'(or lo Italp , yo'i '<■qain yot" Itanllh, Tor VOtll raoton 11 li Itl- '

allow on'yw* alia lo ' | ]UK any po't ol Ilia

. *>/t* R "'•‘lltnllon wlilcliwa ...‘ -1 ' 'H l'n v o cIliponnH on ^ /- '? P. . '

'■*'J i t i hll ordar. Moliy Indlvlilunli eta hlfllt,TS, FRO- ■ ly „n,|Hv« lo inaillcnllnni whici) of-

B <*Cl elhari vaiy iMtla, er not.ot nil.B In vour own InVlno nf a iliufl i which hoi N an pmtfll>ad (or on-

* S fMrfort it <7lwayt a iMlnll* iM,r .VAIUI. H I, „ „,v^„oi woiih fl.a Ictkinu,

Par a ll y o u r p ro ic rlp llon n t t d f , w lih f a i t , frU ddly , c e u rN o u i •■rvle« r^ly ■ on

C row lty , Phdrm acyf Down* to w n T w in F a llt, Phon* 7 33-

P g S 9 7 7 1 .

■ P asto John

e l for nam e i here ii asking God c flo t be h ad to a t the being to COI

w°li f

slon and R EV . .LEONARD EILER S Sh»1 t will be “ ■

L “g ^ : i ^ R o i i » r l T i p F n r °?;-S^^

5 1 1 G o d ’ ^Is; S e t : : : SS i r S ^ B y - e i n i r i ^ ^in Life” ■ ' ' • ' -nee from An evangelistic crusade begins 2. A / n rea Su.nday a t Lynwood Chapel w ilh w hy J im lev ies Rev, Leonard E i l e r s , ” the m ost, Ic VallGv P reach in ’ Cowboy,” a s the evan- U ) . ■ and the ,!r n^°Co'

d°'to*^anv the app roach tha t Rev. E ile rs w ill b :ost Is Jl K^ves to h is m essages. every.5. H e. b egan his adult life a s a ^ — jancli.haD d_andJatet-he-becam eJ associated with P aram ount Stu-

_______dips and has continued to m ak e Falls,_ . his hom e iiTSarTTeVnando^Val- d e ro : S p ^ the ley, w hile traveling all a c ro ss will b- U nited S tates as he says, strum le R upert .-in saddle for God.” H e Gospe iP • « still serves os chaplain o f the They

Christian P ray e r Fel- the ,<

lep^Idaho . ° Q c h „r the services will tea - be™ s distric t tu re t h i s m an’s “educated 'Hie

ropes” th a t am azes the young each ■ and old, and his term inology of throu;

iET the Gospel with subjects such also I he—U aho as-iiU pset-W agons;” “ Brand-Jn«- morni ill hold lls spectlon,” and "The IT a 's t day . ' Nov. 1 In Round-Up." The

__^ T he KIng*s_Haryesjers,_Twln_yited.

^ches S e e k in g ^)RNELL 1969 to help p&stors in suburb ia muni, rller b e tte r understand the chai- Rev. —-i 'D o n 't Jengcs, m ntlvatlntw, frtistrfliinnjs nam e i w ith o u r and opportunities- fo r C hristian Coun' laded the accom plishm ent In the mush- *<it

suburban room ing suburban areas. enhui5 Involved T h e suburban pasto r often Is Q^e t

confronted b y w perflclal .values y Is com- and p rejudices, says the Rev. iii> 'i ies pf the Franklin Schott, the b o a rd ’s ’ . iddJcTclas.*) sec re ta ry for church develop- lawn:]lned m enl, and also Is upset by “ the cities.' criticism aim ed a t him b y his ! churches b ro thers.” 'y . <=lO flh e d e - However, Dr. Schott add.-!,J butt of "w h a t takes place In suburbia Is put up thc related to what happens” In thc but they’re inner clly and the rest of socle- 1 a s com- ty, ond pastors there have a re- “ H m current sponslblllty In dealing w llh ehS':--------------- those'W ider tensions. even

u '* ’ A” Indication thnt the denoml- and X, feeling nations a re beglnnlnn to show Stnnl ItUe worth, „ „ |.o concern a ta u t thc subilr- Held - Bnnffl .n t han slliintinn rn r^c recentiv In pnrl' )f the Lu- tho oppotntmenc by the u n ited "nff*” •rlca. P resb y te rian Church of n minis- of n an experi- te r whoso prim ary Job will ho tn erences in deal with whlto > ac lsm In the He [crsi'-ii.'jru stiburb.?, jj.sh

"T he Job calls for. me . . . to ciiy. try lo get suburban whites to borh partic ip a te In tho larg er com- on

RRxaucdflraRCOSTAI.I'llih AvinuiMornlni war- (ni earrlf* Ily and prayer />ulh iirvic* I ' ‘ I

Tl*f Whllili*r, ' f-I a.m. Sunday \Worihlp.Nrss"' ” vlcei: ta a.m. lhlp, 7ll0 p.m.n. VOSTOLICJ, U Tankir*'

s : A . { , r

:hO«l. II a.m., r*nln| worihlp,I p.m. W*dnei-

lArrin- :i*l'l °li«°a'm. iH p.m, Wor-

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R.Ph,

Intt toncarn-III for you on 'liQvlnu liaan

inll era hlglt, ml which of- >r not. «t. oil.Ill nf a iliiio 'llMd (or on- ' iMlnll* thk, lh tlia liiklnu,

ir s ic r lp llo n ,

, rtU ddly ,r(lii . on

Y, Down*

hon» 7 3 3 .

B y C . W. HOOD and liP as to r, Trinity Baptist Church “ If yi

John 14:12-14 is a p ra y e r mod- my ni e l for all who will call upoif the If. 1 nam e of the Lord, if Christ was achlcN

I ^ ^ ^ B here in person we would a l i 'b e ^^oo : asking for th in g s-w h ich only Here God could give us, we would we kn jio t be listening lo w hat Christ had to sav. But Christ is yonder to Go< a t the right hnnd of God. In r-o 2. ^ being there H e Is challenging us , to com s to Him and ask for . g rea t 'th in g s . “ And whatsosver =

4 you shall ask In m y nam e, thatA % will 1 do . . - If you Khali a fk J . A

anything In my nam e, ihat-w lll of^gre

ILERS Sh»11 we npt pause niid t p Jograsp thc meaning of this nign- „ '

^ e s t of all privileges for a p rayer • ^

J E O t ^ S r ^ L p — 3 1

if- • ; .^ C h r is t make.i Jl very clear I’” " '_____ thQ t_cvery .bclieverJn H im .w ilj • ‘ •

!. .. - be_ ab le_ to .d o .su ch wotiders in C od’s s e rv lc c ra s - th 5-w orld-lia9

de b ec ihs ” *2. And He gives two reasons lanel w ith w hy all Christians will be al- 'J

'V E ile rs w ill be in speaking^ dif^tance ofevery bollever, “ and w hatsoever • you shall ask” shall be done .

i t t S n l He takes oif all lim itations. lount Stu- with1 10 m ak e Falls, will m ake up ' iheTnw rin* -^We ando“Val- d e r o f the-round-up-crew —T hey this 1 ill a c ro ss will be p la y ln s th e ir various in- tures he says', sCrumerts antf.^irigfflg. spcclal acqu;

3od.” H e Gospel songs in every service. Iho 1 in o f the They v/ill be featuring some Of same rayer Fel- tho .old favorites olong with He t

------------sorne-new~oneg^orT>v^iry; mcm-I will fea* b e r of tho fam ily to enjoy.“educated The services w ill b e - a t 7:30 ihe young each ' n i g h t , from Sunday Inology of through Oct. 27. Rev; E llers will CA ects such also be speaking In the 11 a.m . Flor« B£Md-Jn«- m ornIng_vvorsW p_serY ice_Sum g in ae IT a 's t day . ............= ~ the l

Tho public Is cordially in- Buhl e^s^_Twln_yUed.______ __________ .Th.

ing To 'Get In i7 suburb ia m unity around them ,” says Ihe lhan the chai- Rev. Wilbur K. Cox, newly use custra litm i nam ed—ta^ th o -d c n o m rn a tio n 's eche

C hristian Council on Church an d R ate . he m ush- «<n jg im portan t to try to help 2 'SS. suburban people see how they ^ir often is a^e p a r t of the problem s of rac- g :lal v a lues i^m. and w hat they can do about 5

^®.Y- it,” he says. «f d e S i ^ T he U nittd ' M e t h o d 1 s t ^ ot b v ^ S Church’.s c lergy periapical, g s i 1,,. l i e Christian Advocate, also, recent- S " " ly carried j>n a r tic le advising S,f^ir flriri? suburban churches on how they S uburb ia is grappling with S

S ” In the preblem s o t poverty. lace and S 51 of socle- Pc'*ce. . fehave a re- “ H andicaps In the suburban S

tllng w ith chyrch situation nro serious 5 - even wilh the b e s ^ intentions

he denom l- antl motlve.s,” w rites’ the’ Rev. S R to show .‘itnnley J. Menklnp, of Hnddon- S the stibilr- field, fT.J,, noting tha l suburban 9

rccentiv in parishes a re m ostly w hite nnd 6 * Ihe un itod TrffHtCTt7-wi>i}e-44HU rriiplnl nrrna of a minis* of need a ro am ong thp black S b will ho tn and thc poor. ,. • S ism In the He siigpests tha t they estab- g

Ji.sh working partnership.^ with 3 m e . . . to cily. groups In troubled neigh- 6 w hites to borhocKls. thnt thoy concentrate S

irgcr com - on praR m ntIc ' actions rather

F R IC e r e a l s p r p c

I t ' s t h a t s lm p la .

J u s t s a n d u a s e v p u r c h a s e s e a l s f r o r P o s t O r e a l s a n d «

o u r c h e c k t o r * 1 .0 0 S e a l s c a n b e I

b l n a t l o n o f P o s t C g r e a t - t a s t i n g a d u l

G r a p e - N u t s a n d P o e I r o m f u n - t o - a a t c h i

........................ l i k e A lp h a - B l te a n dM a ll y p u r s e a l s

R e f u n d , B o x e o « I l l i n o i s e o s o t . H u r

J a n u a r y 3 t , 1 9 e S .

H The Weekand leaves us without excuse; “ rem e

Church “ If you s h a i r a sk ; anything In to d h e r mod- my nam e, I will do U. ^ Wm ir iporf the If. T he secret of all h«8h th S j rlst was achievem ent In the kingdom of u j‘s u d a li-bo (lod Is found in this p rayer VJ ch only Here a re som e exam ples which J would we know God will do. t Christ 1. EnabFe us to draw nearer q i-yondor to God and, live better. • r n c

I" 2. M ake us powerful hi win- ask ii nging us others to Chrl.'^. , llevinj

3- E nable - us lo find more since mp thnt w orkers and leaders for God. your hali a fk 4. And God will ooen the doors t°daythat-w lll of g rea l fnisslon fields. -

5. And He will send us that '.1 Ir. which we have need of to carry Ih 1 h ifh out-His will.- . *r n r a S r 6- C oncerted p rayer will even _ SI a p rayer nations ond the. course .Bow»unri<.«c- of history. I t has been done be- H ut

57r«‘ wni m .^ T h er e [s stilt a n o t h e r m a i nH?r.T?R th ou gh t abou t-th ls kind of p ray- ^ ^ f r

Inp. T h a t is -w h e n a ll e lse h as T h of a i ^ r h ^ i r s r i i n i f r w c - c f l r rturn lo God and through C hris t a ry

I nl He will h e a r our p ra y e rs . for N} our needs and He..will answer M r.

7 /av en ‘^ iv ! 'M ay b e you' don’t know g r i s t

uoon C h r is t-to sa v i2 -y o r -fr o m - T J - j ynur s in s and from hell. Y es,Christ will hear the prTiyer of Cut tho sinner_w hcn it is ..prayed t s ^ ^ with m oaning from the heart. W edr

iTnwrin* -^We h ave-several examplcs- o f E lem ’w _They th is kind of praying in the scrip- Co? jrious in- tu r ^ ^ O n e that "all o f ' us a re P fe ff '. spcclal acquninied wilh is taken from Smitl ’ service, the thief on Ihe cross a t - th e nelL-. some Of sam e tim e,C hrist was on cross four;

me with He turned: to C hrist and .sold and Tyrmem- • • ------ ■■ — Den. -

' ' 1 - Revival Set 3;ilers will CASTLEFORD — Rcv. Virgil then E 11 a.m . F lorence. Bixby, Okla., will be- activ ’Jce_Sum c in a T cv iv a l m eeting Sunday a t {ous

— ; the F re e w ill^ a p tis t- CHurch“ ln- —Ciil lially in- Buhl. fen v

•pie public Is Invited. —^

t Involved- Wsays the than sim ple idealism, th a t they I M

K, newly use the ir influence in power U ! |n lh ation’s ech e lo n s--------------------------- ------------- ■ !R ace.

S i r I . r WANT TOj d o a b o u t ^ • ^

: h o d l s t S .periapical, S • "so. rccen t-5 . 2. I >

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W h S CANDIDATE FOR CO“ c c S f e l g ■’ t w i n f a l l s ( ^ f j ^ c r T / r r m M r r w 0 M r r m r w M r M t

s p r p o f - o f - p M r c h a :

Iiat simple.s e n d u a s e v e n ( 7 ) p r o o t - o f - l e s e a l s f r o m y o u r f a v o r l t a s r e a l s a n d w e 'l l s e n d y o u Ksk f o r * 1 .0 0 .Is c a n b e f r o m ' a n y c o m -

>n o f P o a t C e r e a l s . F r o m , , ' a s t l n g a d u l t c e r e a l e l i k e

N u ts a n d P o s t T o a s t l e s . A n d i n - to - e a t c h l l d r e n 'e c e r e a l s i h a - B l te a n d H o n e y c o m b , y p u r s e a l s t o ; P o s t C a s h

d , B o x 6041, K a n k a k e e ,6000). Huiryl Ofter ends

y 31,1969.

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Weekly Sermcirmomtte■. 6 ..............excuse; " rem em b er m e,” and ' C hrist

th ing In told h im th a t “ he would be with' • him -in-paradise.;,’ .-------- -Bll h leh ■ Y es, w hatever your need is In . Vdom of th is life C hrist will J ie a r you if

« T v e r you will cry out to Him with P« which y our heed, and you can be as-e sw m cn th a t : l t w ill be answ ered '

but n o t when yoii m ny w ont It,9 nearer -will answ er. •/

;■ He has never failed w hen.w e hi win- ask in C hrist’s nam 5"faith btj-

lleving. How long has It been id more since you have osked Cod for ■ r God. your needs? Why n 3 t ask Him the doors today? •,

t“ ca‘S F r ie n d s M e e twill even ' SPRINGDALE — R ichard - 10. course . Bowen, so n 'o f M rs. Gladys done be- Hiitchins and the la le Thom-

t-ouF-Hia----- as BoH^‘h , - who. i s - se rv ing----------w ith the U.S. A rm y in 'G e r-

rt 0 t h e r m any , w as su rp rised to m e e t-------- ^. of p ray- ^ a friend from his hom e town,else has T hom as M atthews, who Is.......... _

r^ c 'C f l t r -TscrvingTis-an-LDS*m lsBion-^-------- -Rh C hris t a ry In (Germany, lyers for ' M atthew s is th e -gon' of .1 answer M r. and M rs. T hom as W. '

M atthew s.I’t know ••.l l savior. — . .

H a llo w e e n P a r ty —y;>f&yer of Cub. Scout P ack No. 76 hold s oravcd Its annual Halloween porty-lieart. W ednesday night a t H arrison-------

imples- o f E lem entnr.y. SchOQL,^..p«..._ the scrip- C ostum e .prizes w ent to Doug i f 'u s a re P fe f fe r le ,. .D en.', one; Lance ken from Sm ith, Den two: T im McDoh-i ;s a t ‘>he nelL.Don throe; Mike Legg, Don on cross, fou r; M ike McBride, D en five and .sold and Ted Patterson , W ebeloes

D en.—W. -R—N u ttin g -a n d Don____, M cB ride’w erf 'ih e -ju d g cs :------- ■--------

A fter flag raising cerem briles D en four presented a sk it and

ev. Virgil then the Cubs p a r tic ip a ted ',in .,'w ill be- activ ities sponsored by th e var- Sunday a t {ous dens.:mufch-ln- —C ubm ast(!r~H ow ard-yan-P at-— - - I fen w as in charge o f the event.

power H < w a « * w i e «

NT TO K N O W I- r — ^ . _ ,5

1 .1 wohl lolVnow how much w a t g. . tovad by noi colling (or b id i on S\ (ha flaw tvdlelal building. ^' 2 . I ■woni.lo knew Why lha tom- S

m ltilonart’ Irlpi hov* b**n edvar- W I ' l l t id 'i a itiiich and yat to llllla h a t S '

jAI b*an iold oboul occompllihminlt' 9M _ ond cotl. ^■ a. I wont (0 knew why Ih* cam- S

' mlitlonart hova talked (er >1x i Qmoniht oboul lha oulo |unk pllat S bul hava . dona nelhlng obeul ^

-4 . I wont know If tha cetmlp ^ ! ' raorgonliollen plon w a i ptannad - S

■ H H by WoihlnQlon, D,C. er by (ha |fi pyopta of our county >— and w hat S

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. RUPEinVr^th^'J.VR;: ?jnittIot ye« Com pands- H ^ b u m •.operations ?r« are laI>'blt/,of-.a,t«rra'oll ttil* : I

- harvM t.-seasonrbuW oi^ jrgw d 0P< retwon. TW plant h a i lieen .In the fhldst of a PV4 million ex* ):/ pension projiram ,a ll.iu in m er, I and 'the construction wlU piipb* •[I ably, take until next January- to ’ i

• com plete. .. H ; W t h e ' sch ^ u k ^ tb m a ie .tb e jfj

.already ' ] a r ^ ' '^ r a t io a ; ' e r a i f l bigger rapd-Stte/rfi(e:.tt’ .W.(Klp new.parkihgiTof and'pedestrian ',1

' brldw ; C hew Frinch^Pry: pn>-V I d u c tlo n W n e .'e '^ .s fo r ffg e .^ w i house. ah d '& ?fh R !eiT '8torage building ,which'wil)renclo9e' al* v j m ost four, a r t^ /u h d ir oae roof. -A

------ -Tha l jarQralreadyVcdmplate -aad-wiU ■•' I

---be.put-4nto:iusie, by'‘tli'e"51mpl(?t __ cmyqyCTs .thto’w e ^ ^Two-hun- :.j

the n ra ih .'p l^ t,,-aH h ou ^ .'.th e 11 ; area Im V & tf'W p ad ty^ for 400

cars w h*i;,^m pleift.- '.I. P refab ri^ ted ,In‘ A ^ s t Ijy • j Harlaft Jensen, this.- pedestrian ,1 brldge.'tKe. flrst^^ ^lts k l ^ ta H

_ ^ f r o tn th»*piBfffing [iJt r jroom . iDskle - the--i.plant. -, The Ta bridge Is/covered .for protection ]

— tom Jhe-W A ather-M d does not : i ' involve any, additional s t a i r

clim bing workers wmiM h ave .’ (O' clim b s ta ir s ; to .the' cloak '

, room atid adjoining cafeteria - | anyw ay-'.• ' . . •

With a completion, date the first o f November,' ;the aew : 1 F r e n c h ’fry production" line,'Is vl

:==n>felHBzbullc::a^ha«f8tonrr*bP« th e ^main flodr^inslde-.the.regu* -J la r plant.. T h e ;lin e w ill m ean

. a 35 per cent'increase In-ovei^ >' a ll production a t the Heybum '

plant, and w ill m ean ah increase------of. an. iindetftrm ined. JUmhef of

• ■ em ployees!'...... ' r-r —*-rc pF or..the new line,. « . 65,00tt- ..

------poundiier hotu"Steam b6Uer h as .-been ’ added' at', the : ^ a n p T l ie >

— pounds and-^M.'shlppedrdlPOT T" Pennsylvania in June. It meas* .,j ures 25 by .15 by ‘12 feet fn d ■ brings , the total production ca- ' '

' paclty.’.b f . the Heybum''opera* ; tioijs-to^l45,l)00jpband8:of;8tea^ r - per-hiour..- •

Another addition .fb r'th e'n ew ' line is addlUoMl. refrigeration • 1 eq u ip m en t./ip Q lu d ^ 'is 'a com* ; pressor .containing a' 4S/>*bor9e ,

■rotary b0(»ter, and!,a.i,ooOrton -«vapofatiog ,:-eoodenslngv.ua^t ,!. w hich follows .the modem.'trend• In antl-poUutloM Mwch o f the

w ater is evaiiorated .and then « condensed' Jor-re-,use, 'rather '1

. than heing run, into the river. : A n ^ n (^ o u sU ^ r * S e .tA tik Is 1

being installed outside near .the 1 . plant buiidinfl'Anid. wilirstoK^fM ^

for frying qfl^for. the m ew -.pto V •• • - jj^ductioO-jIpe.^— jf-— ^

> m ahi ; lat»rirtory, ' Is ' a lso' new ^ inside the' regular The J

.laboratory Is housed’ t o \ t w o 2 ryponjib te - tor "

line work. P, C overing .an .aren;^ ?p .l)v ,220 . feet,' a dry ' StorAiie^^tehoUsc m i s another addUton.'akrihe’Hey^ «

;i^rnpIant:>l1iatHiikllflg^Ue8.the (n

plant an d .Is tor.the-S torage q( d packaging-r'm aterlals<--lt''W as il'

•• built a t :a ,.t6 ta l,'c o s t ,o t^ o v e r gi tlOO.OOO- and' :la. noi^ cothpletifi except for’the InstatUUm.M the heating,unit. .0 ; T h e .b ig g e ft.’ addition,-to. the

age. S jn d lS r ^ ^ tfw lU V e n c lp se ' nearly f4)^r a c ^ ' o f ' g 1*0 UQ’d

_____ ui^fer. one,' roof.' The bt^ldlng.

. Is rUln0 '-'across/Uie%‘M l]road tracks . to tbe ' northwest from the present'fabiliUes? I t w n I cover 160,000 ' square feet and is. expected to be com plete by the first o f janijary., .

A lth ou B h ,^ Iy ,.'iM .:n op r..M i been poured to d a ta /th e build*

...........in'a willm etal and w ill b e .for'Storing froten potato products; ■ ,•■ Also, to 'a id F llh the'poUu*

Uon problems of the plant,'-•. huge Eim co filter ha^ been ,in*

s ia lled -to help wHhrWaste tdto* posal. T h is filter, will U k e /th e solids ,1rom th« water, s o i i ^ w ill n ot:go lhto tM 'H v e r .;J ^ nearchi and ' expisrlmente' in; ih e

' pQlluifen.jtfi{Maroii:;of.'al1-not«to

.eiaiMW';V k b i i H i n f $ u | ( i | i l i j t f ^ ;

w I t i i O l a i s - C o B t e ^

i Expandinj^ 1' . . . p r o v i n g p iim b w ill 'clirillnuc 960

a t o it* - a t -:a .'tr iced -ra te -thl8,T.cQroiri8 plo: Sinifilot year, with the experlments'i.aU m «

eiaS oM »king .piaca. «t 'Simjaoti. v ' V. ber {oil th is ' In Heyburo,"the J. 'R.''Siiiaplot ptn ^jrgood op«nM ^-'«m .-tcoyetr.abQ ur'.20 plai 1 )M n /b &cre;s of ground i^ d hire\abotit ave llion'ex* c'

iU Pf9b*

&l(30.00<> idestriaq ■,Fry: p r ^ V g e .m i^ o r a K ,e dose'.al* ’. one roof. M

*n d -w iii y r S i"SlmpKjt 'f-M ^^To•hu»

igh .'.th e ;:^.for' m

gust tpy Vsdestrian s^

kind ta J P

trotectlon ' ^ H L does not :

s t a i r4i]diiav8 n R z ^ B ^ u m hle' cloak ' ^ 1Jw S | ^ ^ H kcafeteria '

date the Ithe aew :

line.' Is

m ean ' in-ovei^

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a . 65,00^

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new lu id ^ -w ^ lcb crosM s the m ^ n m j 4w » t fo n p lan t .H i« bridge Is e o v e r ^ fo r ,

i sfm “5 i l :i o f ' th e , •' . ■ • ■ < • , ’ :

r^^WardsvNaiii^dlihe- river. ■ ■ . , Zi

n e l f t h ; DielegateisToIstore'rfet '

3 t ^ t a £ r ^ ^ Ii i £ ? i 2 w - B U H I> ^ r . «n d -‘Mrs^. V.-' R'. ne ! S 5 S V » « l w r e elected n item ate del- ^ ^ t w f l ^ t e s to the state grangp opn- fiJ

:«?>i sIJU^ m e .- '• ,' • ,' •/A'-by 320 Cedar D raw <]e1egates. w ill ra teh ^ se serve onthe-consUtution and'^t^ ^:the'H*y^ U w com m ittee ait th e state m w t; j®

i S l r c h Vstonenietsi ■'reM lutibnl.’twage^ q( < ^ ir m a a ,. p raented 26.' resolu* se ' i t - - w a s d on sr ..ah d , :m embeta.. .o f;..th e «, o t^ over granm acted.on^them .' . ^ p k t e M rt., ■Herman -Relder, chap*

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c'Dntiniie 960 . w orl^ rs' dtlrlng 'peak em> t^ro T-comins p loym ent The, new faciUUes.will v.rF. ients;.aU m u h ' jm . increase .Ihvthe''num* mai ts.'.. • .. ber-of employW^and in the size plar

Sirnplot pf rthe payroll which leaves th£ hyd ibaut-.iO plant^reach-weelc'-Tbe-payrplJ star re\abotit a v e r ^ ^ - about $70.000,-weekly tet'o

BPBM lClHg tt iif tW g te M ifc t^ * * R U ijpt

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[Tor^-at Heyburn are b .t b « : m ld s t j o f 'a ^ nr A ^ r t o f the .expansion, l h e t o p ' ^ t o the filibw >y in u T th e paridiig lo t i ^ l ^ d s ;

eovered for, p r o t ^ o a from the w eather, l h e ider eonstiDctioa: this tank w ill store fatlfor i H ie new steam boDer iust installed is showi S,000 piqoluls and waB"sUpped from Pennsylv Minds of steam p^r; hour. Other fu tU tles plai age ,warel»ouse and a froieh"»tonigcrbnfldfog

j iain, reported that a plaii| -had25 i m C C l been! sent: to Mrs. Herman Van th

' • , Zante and. cards to E m m et rii Bauet' and Mrs. ,Gene Ruther* B;

X O - • ford. •' • . • - W. - . '1 ‘. , / i t ‘ w as announced that Mrs.

« W R'. needlework fo r ,a n embroidered j ] r ^ t e del* tabiecloth.,,The cloth, ia now ell* JC K o T i glble.for Jitdging.at the National , ,

— • , ' - . « : ■ Thg n ew C ed ar P raw o ffice r s p= atM w ill w ill b e -ln su iled In Twin Falls ^ in a n d 't^ e r a n ^ hall during joint install .

.5reiolution ’ Mrs. ' Hertry DaWquIst pre^ ^ 28' resolu* sented'sn article on'tlps for gun .

of the safety and M rt.-W . R; Ward i i : gave ,;ihe'closing thought. ; th

er, chap^ .The next m eeting Willibe Oct. b<

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'\Ateak . em - t i r o u ^ i i t iMt*Vear.‘‘ V iUUes.wlll v.rFj^5iep'-.;F^ch:7rlefl .is' the ; ^ the num* main product, of,, the , Heybum J a 1 the size plant,'aJUu)ugh. a vartely. 'Of de jJ J eaves th£ hydrated. products,(incIudlng;ln- trpayrplj stantT nashed-’p ota tb es^ an a .'^ - - - - - 0,-weekly tatp - ^ r ^ .are also.:produced, •i-rrr

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< lst:oi'ajB V i:m im an ,pple- t o p - ^ t o shows the new pedestrian ext< lo t a n d ^ a d s Intb'ft c loak m i n Inslde theV fieliweather, l h e bottom left phb^ shows the ' u store fat Ifor f ^ g o il for tbe new french rea

tailed is s h o ^ in the bottom r l ^ t photo, t . . . rom Pennsylvtmla. T he boiler Is 'jcapable — fu U ltle s planned a t tbe H e y ^ m Opera?:

»n igerbnfl& ^---;r7^ - : ; r- v.T -r-r-rrT n-r • •; .—

plaig -had 25 ‘With the new officers in srman Van their'stations. Hosts for the eve^ a E m m et riing w ill be Mr. and Mrs. W. ne Ruther* B: Stonem ets and Mr. and Mrs. '' .■;• W.-Ri;,Ward._ .. / ;,th a t'M rs. ■' ; ' . •. ' , •. . ^'".'

Faafsg-’S Commercial-Di^ - tSw'iu- Be^n Output U p '

a i5 ' ^' ' ' j l ' S W Livestock.Reporting,Scrvice.

L ? . I; ' >1 rM llasd ,',til» . would-b« up ' o m o m a n d per:, cen t .above last ,ye>r-i ,.

. production, but one per cent be* quirt pre* io ,y .th e-1862«68 average. ,.Ips for gun , Yield per acre, forecast at

R ; Ward 1,600 pounds, is 120 pounds less ■ lught. •; than la st year and 144, pounds r v illibeO ct. b elow 'average;,.'-,' * :

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c lu in g ; In- ■iS-^ana.''^ - - — , F .: i>«)duced.

B ^ B . v / ^ ^ ^ H E ^ B j B B

, %A ,C nulU B B ^ • I-' o -»»

■ Sugar Co;, a s trucks haul t e n ir be< K g H r : - t o r y ; y l^ r m e n l ' t h ^ ^ i^ ( h e ^ a fg

' OGDEN — Sugar beet g r o ^ 'T l B ^ B I ' era in the three-staite operating larg

: area.of'the.A m algam ated Sugar fiavt Co., may'h&nrcst an-estim ated age

^ ^ ^ B ^ million tons of beets, Harry and A f-£ lcock ,—vice-p resid en t-an d seas

^ ^ ^ B general a^ icu lturist f o r - the A m i s O gden^A S^ -firm : said this ritoi

^ ^ ^ B v w eek .- .' • gon., ^ e ' io n n a g e estim ate, .b a s ^ ^

on^-:Ama]^ret^ted''field rperso if ^ ^ ^ B oei reports, could: exceed the

com pany’s 2.8. million . ton ■ ■ " ■ V r harvest of Jast year 'J>y nearly H

1 L . : . , 1 8 percent, despite adverse opei

5 ^ ^ ; : erteiMivb?' r e p la n t f^ - - In. m ^ f f i inslde tte v fields.- •. ' .- .* , . Mir

■ ’ W ' >8 e s t im a te d 'y ie ld Is Lev ? 5 realizM , it w lil be the largest pro^ ^ ^ b t o harvest in company hUtory.^ Inue im Opera? •

in - | ^ ^ m i | m i | | | ^ M J j | | ^ _

nd Mrs. W. . ■Ir. and Mrs. ' /

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' . . Ttiere aro a lot of good rt < ■. d ollan cn a David Brown <

vr o f the primary on^s and tl " sea Davld'Browii"0ff dlspL

B B j B T : v ; ■' youirioragobdreabonH^b; ^ H B H Domain ttiat'i unbeatable.M M H ; Comparo Price; A lW ^

I .: *nd t o p t y atatem eht t o bj i M S B y , . r . AraenciuidolIarwlth'l&alEri

' T M w « » n i , B r i t ! * m 9 n a B H H - < (pou iida) to>im>duca'ihios

'tain 's'm anufacturing oosta .'pH9e'lik Ib ^ -^ a ii^ M ih U a

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V' . .w o r ld 'f .o ld e a t a n d h ig g o | | K |^ H i ; ' 'tr a o to n . Succeoding'gM ^r

-'■'-Every.det^ll o f .d ^ w t.^ i}! 'vl' . tostM.andichedkedagaiu;^^

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fro ttr ite^ ln -F eil^ a ie te ir i^ -A m i^ ^cs haul kugar beets to the dUmp.at'jhe.fae<i..^e^l i i ^ i ^ t h e ^ i i are busy h a r v e st!^ b e e ^ .' Io

rbeet groi^ The increase-:'l8''credlted‘:to rat

e operating larger plantings by farm ers who ,i«. lated Sugar fiave b ^ n unrestricted by. acre« _ / u,estim ated a ge allotments in recent,years^ eets, Harry and by a favorable fall growing »sident-and s e a s i r f - ^ - m ost—sections—ot it f o r - the Ajnal^tnatied’s '' t r l- s ta ie “ ^

said this ritory of Utah,, Idaho and Ore- gon.;.V.Company—estim ates ,ialso

natP call for the sam e beet yield per acre-asiJast.year,-.w h{ch- awr*

e“ iS ™ h e ’“el'l'y «t>ove-2IHoi«nper liu iou. ton : ■ . ' -v: ':■■ ; ■r'J>y nearly Han^est - and .sugai^maklrtg te adverse operations began'Oct.- I a t the Ugh- caused. N ysaa,^O re..:andLN am pa..Ida.58 -in . m any fartories. T h e ': Twin V Falls,

- . .' ■,MinI-Cassla -(hM r; R upert)-and i ' : yield Is Lewiston, Utah factories began

the largest processing last- v,«ek. The an- / history, nual , sugar ‘ .“ campaign'*' w llll

Announcing ou as deal

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a lot of good reasons to pMC-your tfw»or> x;,v a David Brown dleML W o^.ioflch on eomo '’ H' nary on^s and thoii bobeiyou'U'drop by tO’ ,''> Browii ‘0ff dUplay.tW e^ mTIu givo ..,j (Obd reabonn^bir DftviaSroW&'-ia A'BrItish~ at'a unbeatable. Compaq f6r ypurM lfl' , / 1; « F r l^ - AlwaVa a ,go^: piaic6 .'to v ta r t 'xt'a.', atatemoht to s«y; you: gat 'mote lor'yrnn ■''' J5naTwlth-lSn:Bfigi&1 i l Britjah money. I t ta k ^ tt'?r«r dollara to >pr(>duca'iheM flno. d i^ l,trn cto tf.' utacturing oosU are lower .so th « tiu r ^ 8 « ;. c j . ♦ w r auto t^htlally Ipweh .O o t i ] ^ pric«l \':, > ire QtuIity/'l^aVid^BVown U 'bhV o t ihb' ' ! deat and biggM t-maDuiAoturerf o l.iJno.,’., ucceoding'gi^rjvrati^iu of David

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Ing b e e ^ In M a ^ Valley.

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; to tto outlook. , giving , J■ the croM amirte tim«,.to retcE' I

ed farm ers who a r e now tnUlng I — r ^ U f fo r • dflllvw y - to r^Awalga- I

roa ’g 86 beet reQeiving:#ta< I

; N itlo n a lly ,'U .S . D epartm en t I -o f A ^ c u l tu r s estlnu ites ;p lace E . t h e - 1968 cro p a t jiearfy> <me* I . th i rd h igher th a n : la s t.iV e a r , I

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li jSiudy Okayed ]•r - f T«UTift Watair Raaoiircit B oardf 'I 'A;tlHrtwtor. Robert-.>Ri;'.Ijee ;:a»- A ; ..-‘jlioan ced ' Tthat- 'A., cooperative I yirU greem ent prtrrfdlag for a .ppw - ;'l ; > )«” ^teed9 Study has b e e h ' ^ i ^ ■;

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D r. Lee aald^. th e 'n e w ’sfedy ; | ! s one of a se rie s , ofv'statewlde «j

v- iw a te r needs stud ies being con- , j ^ id u c te d b y the^Idaho W ate r Re- ,. V ^T ioufce B o a r d . - ' - t • •■. • .1

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Include,: am ong, other re- fv l la te d I t e m s ; '

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' *>?!* a t a m eeting In the F ro n tie r ^ G ran g e ha ll. ,„

^ A d iscussion w as held on pos-

r slb le solutions. I t w as announc: 4. e d th e NFO s ta te convention w m b e held Oct. 28 In ,Tvrin F a lls . Selection of d e le ^ te s fro m th is a re a w as discussed. «,

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R STICKER on a .c a r to rem in d everyone to I ib e rh r ,-p w ld e h t o f “th e T w ta F a lls County T t ton, T n ^ F alls. whUe M rs. F ra n k Southwlck, gft i>> Wft T ^ ju A g B r. 4-H CIub.^..M embcrs^:ol tt«se stickers on c a rs , p ickups-and -trucks to 1 bandied with ca re .

I Has Loc^ 4rH’ers H jet— Protect Idaho’sI S ^ n c e r , .' ••Handle w ith c a re ’* is th e c ry ha

of Id ah o 's po tatoes, says Carl po ped. m es- peidhusen , K im berly, president go owa, con- qj th e 'T w ln F a lls County Teen- su ’" I A gers 4-H Club, a s an anti- o t

F ro n tie r ^ru jse cam paign g e ts under w ay pc in th e county. '

id on pos- M em bers of th e Teen-Agers sti announc: 4.JJ ^ lub o re busy placing bump-

:onvemion gj. gUckers on ca rs , -pickups and re trucks th roughout th e county to

delegates renjind everyone to not bruise wJ scuw ed. po tatoes."leeting Is figyeryone know s th a t Idaho ^

potatoes a r e th e rhost fam ous I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i kJhBiW orld,-^9Ays^Plan^G<inij. ^

Twin F a lls County agricu ltu ra l n agent. “ O ur soil, conditions plus J

■ / ou r knowhow fo r fertilizing / - - fh»m hnw >n trrlpn tn nnr pnlfl- _J

M . toes and o u r Ideal c lim ate con- Jr. V dition produce the b est nuaiity

potatoes th a n anyw here In.,thc

. . " I t ’ is tru e th a t Idaho p o ta -J "’ 1 toes, a r e fam ous Jn quality w hen ty

Y they com e o u t o f th e ground. but. to d ay ou r po tatoes a r e be- com ing le ss a n d Jess tamoua

flM *rom th e tim e they com e out O' w n of th e -g ro u n d until they a r e o»

peeled b y th e cooks and . h o u s e -” wives—a ll b ecau se o f rough han- V;

0 1 0 1 ? dllng.”M r. G enn s ta ted , ‘T h e y n re .

banged, e leva ted and dropped, “ e r v slacked ond restack ed , p a c k - ”i,

aged a n d ' arfippearrhrow nfT iiT g o th e r w ords th ey n ro bru ised "

V e il nnd th en o ften stored fo r ^ 3 ' m onths. ^;— -i- 'B y th e - U m e n h e y reach a M . point w h e re th ey a re peeled,

often h a lf o f them has to be ^ throw n aw ay . A fter a housewife

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helpi n i i i i i i i i i H i i i i ^ M i iw' everyone to h an d le po tatoes w ith c a re Is . gIne ells County Teen-A gers 4-H Cbib.'Helping " to"< ink Southwlck, Castleford^. looks 00. M rs. w e :^M em bers^;of-jibl8 clnb th ro u rto u t th e to 1 Dd-trucks to r e m b ^ t h a t ' l d ^ o V fam ous ~ Vroii

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Is th e cry h ^ to throw aw ay half : of J»6r says Carl po tatoes which she thought w ere P'Jj

,. president good qualify, she becomes very unty Teen- susceptible to using rice and p

an anti- o th e r food products instead of F**! u n d e rw a y potatoes.

“ T his Is why lhe b u m . p e r c « » re e ^ A e e rs s tick er cam paign is under w ay a t cInK bump- in T w in F alls County nnd -all Jfui IclwDS and residents, of the county a re re- the J county to m inded to handle the potatoes ot not bruise w ith ten d er loving care.'? Jon

th a t Idaho - r ^

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i S g T a k e s ' T O c I i ^ J S ;fertilizing . _ m u

llmate con- A S ^ l Y j . C i n U t y I / ^

e r a In " the D ole- Wolchi N o r t h v i e w Ins G range, w as ncccpted as a-now E n

daho Tjota- m em ber of tho Twin Fnlls Coun- Uni la llty ^ e n Pom ona Grange during a re - E he ground, c«"‘ m eeting a t t h o ‘Lucerne Ing "es a S b i G « " 8e H all* ph“ia fam ous M em bers of the Pom ona tior

com e out GronBe votcd to have election o f cus . thev a ra O fficers every two years begln- an d house- In 1069 Instead of everyr o u g h h . . K “S t“E^eS A

T h e y o re A“ Btangos w ore requested _

S..rn?eeZ“o=rXv"“l‘l;', S? h n S i? i^ in C ^ W i>lL M ? nnri M » . A. E . _ iro bruised H arper, Pomonn m aster, w ill I , jfored fo r bo delegates from Pomona, w ith J itored fo r ^

r o ” p S e d ‘ ■"■ClWffCOT,'BuhI,“ ravo h a s ^ b«5 hum orous readings. Mrs. R obert *«

, Nelson, League of Women Vot. " ,e rs , oJplainJd tho nine am end- « m ents to the Idnho Constitution * w hich will ap p ear on this y e a r 's ow

= n ballo ts. ca.M r. and M rs. Raymond P o e g®

-: 1 g av e tlielr farm safety spM ches « •1 whl.:h th ey ,will give n t the s ta te1 m eeting. i *I T ho next Pomonn G range P®

— — - m ee^ing-w lll-be held a t-D e e p ovCreek. • ■' , ■ >

IMA ___________________ t h. 71,

Y outh Purchases p— — - 2-Top-Animals— 1___ I GLENNS F E R R Y - H orllo ro

H anke and h is father, H om er fo Hanke, attended tha Pacific In* m te rna tiona l Livestock Expoal-

_ Uon In Portland. 1 o t# H arlie Hnnks, an active 4 -Il'e r, «

pu rchased two top anim als from J t the iVleadow Land D airy H erd. _ Ono an im al Is , the younRcat de- scenden t from the famous Mea> dow Land's Selwopd Dewdrop's |Com m ander F ifth , (hrco-tlnses all-A m erican bull of the Ayr* '■

, shlro^broed.^The other new addi*

a-yoar-old heifer. ' . ^*----------- ^ ^

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IKU^ricidtiwjal^ng I Praised.

(■ B O ISE i - ' A ^ lcu ltu ra lV eng l- , .I nee rs . fro m throughout the Pa-I c lflc N orthw est g a th e red ,6 InI B oise th is w eek fo r the P ac ific ' ' ^ 1•• N o rthw est Region o f th e Amer*' lean Society of-A grlcu ltural E o > ^ H1 g in e e rs -a n n u a l m e e tin g .in th e - HI D ow ntow ner M oteL < ." ll; T hem e fo r thA. event - w a s : ■I “ F ood E ngineering for the Fu< -■■I : tu r e ," - sta tM . J im B ondurant, ■I ' K im berly , d ta lh n a o . T h o s e a t^ - HI . tend ing cam e from ' A la s ta , Ida* ' HI bo. - W ashlhgton^-O regon, -Mo» - MI ta n a C a i ^ a . HS - F e a tu re d sp eak e r a t th e event: O R3 w as T a lco tt W; E dm lnster.5 W ashington, D .C .,, R e s id e n t o f :•f. the'natTom U society. - rj | i ^ ^ ^ l c ^ t u ^ ^ | i i i | ^ r s ^ ”. Mr.,- ,

a g r t ^ tu f s i - tQ a u s t iy - th a t em*-:- be

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, a n d h as a y ea rly Incom e o f <21 i bn ilon .”

” *T p p iijperly perform th is ser- S, v ice; t h e , agricaiturail engineer* ^I , Ing profession m u st p tovlde the i

r r ^ a r o h , education, and appll- 1

\fr M ri-E dm Instersald .^^5?S»!tiSes — 11 p erso n a l InvoIviBment Involve- jf | i ' m en t In .developing th e ,p u b lic abou 1 aw aren ess of th e profession. « • dres;

t rac tln g new students both u 3d \— m e n -a n d 'w o m e n -- - - to the -pro- .— ;' fesslonV developlng-ft sound and n

contlnuhig education program , a n d ' streng then ing th e profes- drav

I s iona l leadersh ip .’’ ' . Jstg*' . . *'It is u p to yo u ," he said, o ld i

“ to re f le c t th e agricu ltu ra l e n - in g 1 I— g in ee rra s a-w «ll-educated,^train- I-ha I- e d .-s in c e re , .'public-spirited clti- fron I ■ ie n . O nly .'iw ch a ' pereoii can m a r I help to a tt ra c t m ore young peo- f i l e ; ' p ie in to a profession: in 'w h ic h r « ^

job opportun ities so a r while en: to .b h - c a r e l s . g ineerlng . enroU m erits. continue socii .'H elping - to 'd e c l la e —A t- th e - s a m e tlm e. w ait 00. M rs. w e m u s t find out w hy w e fall >s 1

tfiout th e to a t t r a c t students,: especially t o d « fam ous - VrointtiTTOxBglneering c a re e r s / ' '.'A;

“ I t ’s a n exciting ' profession------ - becau se—thB"T)roblemff..'_ te c h -p o *

I t n lques. an d p rac tices a re con* t*™0 stan tly cluiAglng. I t . i s a satisfy- ®®"'

Ing p rofession because It bene* Tne3 fite mankind^ b y helping pro*5 —— — ^ duce-food-for-the-hungryrhous*

i n s t e a d of fln n ey - . J r . , V ltsv lU e , M i ; J J ?Ja m e s N ielson, head of th e agrl-

b u m.D e r cu ltu ra l- econom ics -departm ent u- h undM w ay a t W ashington S tate 'U niversity .- ^ c l

ltv and -all P u llm an ; H. S. Sm ith, d ean of imy a r e re - the U niversity of Idaho Collcge he potatoes of E ngineering ; D exter 'L . _ q c a r e J o n e s , re sea rch represen tative a b i^ __ , o f In tem atlona l H arv este r Co., mn,

. Chicago, an d R obert R . Lee^ dl* ly , re c to r of th e Idaho R esources aona iB oard . per^•^S petk lng^t= one-banquetr:O tt moi

A l y l ' S Idaho ghost tow ns w as 0..;rA'': ma;(Gu3) K elker. Tw in F a lls . .ex* tha ecutivo ed ito r o f the Tim es- soc

m * - — N6Wri a n a mBtmsgr m i ne lauhu f»hHistoricj^rSoclety B oard. Speak- the

o r t h v l e w ing a t .a n o th e r banquet w as D r. disi id a s a -n cw E rn e s t H artung . president o f the ca r Fnlls C oun-U n iversity , o f 'Id ah o . mo

iurlng a re* D uring the m eeting engineer* . ho 'L ucerne ing developm ents in m any , ^

phases of ag ricu ltu ra l produo- H ;, e Pom ona tion a n d p rocessing w ero dls* ” ' a election o f cussed. ' a ears begin* — -

d of every ................................. ctai

' i -?Nov"“i« Scheduled At

Jerome ,R an^ 1 Dunlop 01 JE R O M E - Tho Mon R epo.a thi,

A ngus .Ranch,..R oute J, Jerom e. D ^ w w ill be offering 1S3 Head of rep

«n Vftt A ngus bulls, heifers, cows and far

" n . u “ ron A ccording to A. P . P a tte r.o n , S |n thla v c a r 'a ow ner, 40 bulls, 47 cows and 6 n thla y e a r , H

wmnnd P oe b« sold. The COWS and bred S etv soeeches heifer* are a ll bred to certlfkd 3 l a ^ f E a S PRI b u lls-a n d -th e -b u lls-h a v e | - I 01 UIO Biuio oyjp foup polndg B>nn G range P®r d a y a n d -3 » M ay weights o f Qe ld -a t-D e e p ovarJ.lO O -pounds........... .. ..........5 .

A fea tu re of th e sale will b e S . - th e se rv ice and get-of Em ulous B

71. th e w orld ’s ' seco n d -fastest I

chases p * » p „ ' ; r ‘ i f d

Is * te s t,l o M l ^ f W r m i l e s * « m h ^ f ”^

f- — H arlie rom e on H ighw ay 78 and then ther, H om er fou r:.'m llaa . w e s t And o n e -h a lf a Pacific In* m ile no rth .Dck Exposl* C atalogs fo r th a sale m a y b e

. . . . . ' obU lned by w riting th e Mon R e­active 4-H e r . posa A ngus Ranch, Route 2, Box anim als frotn Jw , Je ro m e . Idaho BSJM,D airy H erd. - - -younRcat de- famous Men*Id D ew drop's STATBV .

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th e public about y o u r social security , ad- Jesslon jJ it. d ress f te m to J im D avis. Box ts - - both 1239, Tw in F alls, Idaho 83301. "O"to the-pro- .-------- ;---------- -------------------------- •sound and Q . — 'M y husband Is f a rm tis u "

I program , and does n o t'p lon to re tire and J\e profes- d raw U s social security unUl h e **2

I s '65 y ea rs old. I am 62 yea rs " he said, old a n d w ould like to s ta r t d r a w -u q . rultural en- ing m y social security I f 'I can . ^ej, iated,^train- I -n a v e -n ev e r-w o rk ed -o u t-aw ay jnj, plrlted clti- from th e fa rm since I have been peno ii can ih a rrled , b u t m y husband and I £ t young peo- file Joint incom e ta x re tu rn s and “ J n: in ' w hich rep o rt th e Income from th e farm ir while en: to b o th of us. Can I s ta r t 'm y ta .co n tin u e soc ia l.security_ .now ..or..m ust. I {!> sam e tim e; w a it tm U l~ m y -h u sb an d rre tires ih y w e fa ll a s I -have heard I would have _ ‘: especially to d o ? ........ ............. ..................... Ifinig c a re e rs /’ -.'A ,"~-A lthough-you flle-a-Jolnt

profession « ‘« f« *or Income ta x pui^ em » - te c h - P oses ,.- th e -n eU n co m eJro m -ih e * ss flVe con* J* credited to yo iir h us- ^

S iS to B t S baTTd’r fio c la l-sccu rity -accourit 8 “ d S o S f f i »inless th e wife fs doing sub- " s tan tla lly all the w ork and man-Z ' !? « « - w agem ent. You wlll be ab le to .

*?« : receive a wife’s benefit on y ou r , ‘ vlUe» M i ; husband’s social secu rity ac- I o f th e agrl- county b u t you, will have to w ait ff* •deM rtm ent u n ta t e re tires ahd d raw s h is *?, '.University,- jocjg i security before you can'Sl'o M le p "oelve your b e n e f i t . . JJ;

a, . Q* — D o social secu rity d l^ ipresentatlve ab ility paym ents b e g i n the m s u r Co., m onth a person becom es severe-t R . u e ^ d l - l y d isab led? f®0 R esources a . — No. There is a w aiting

period of sbc f u l l ca lendar -banquefcnOtt m on thsihefo re-.benefltrpaym ^ts ",® w as O..JA.: may, s ta r t . We suggw t, though. }‘‘

n F a lls , .ex* th a t you get in touch with the the Times* social secu rity office to dlscu.ss

o f-fflcTdnhff titlnp '■ foniisatJiiity a s so o n 'u s ~ oard. Speak- the d oc to r can teU -you-thtit the [uet w as D r. d isab ility Is so severe th a t you St: a ld en to f the c a n n o t ’w ork for 12 m onths o r do

m ore. bu

"* ln '’“m S tiie d o c to r tre a t m e SirAt nm du ts ^ th e hospital fo r his charges ini1 w e ? rd ta ^ to b e covered by m edical ln su ^ ~ g w ere ou ,„co „ „ d e r M edlcara? . ' ' '

A. — No. Serv ices-of; physl- — ~ c ian s-an d surgeons.ar© covered

1 no m a tte r ; wneM you receivei | a ' tha serv ices Whether a t hcm ^,

tn the-doc to r’s office',' In a clinic, A f - o r In th e h o sp ita l.';,

( d u c l i m ethod o f fa rm^ Income. W ould you, exp la in 'w hat

Mon Reposa thi» Is a ll about?, ' : , . '® 2. Jerom®; i J ^ ;^ T h e _ (» l lQ jj{ a jn e lh W ..o f S3 head of repo rting does ,ijot ap p ly to a 'S, cows and fa rm er whbse ne t.'in co m e ex*V. 9. coeds 11,600.00 In a given year.P. P atterson , c i l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l H I I H I 17 cows and &

• M ALLIS-CHAUJ r t f i l - ....................N o . J 5 P : . 2 5 0 , ;

TANK TYI■ale will b e | m

t-o f Em ulous H H , .econd- fas test

His . ^ P H H fld ay gain on V *

A L th o -n n d u ■' -south of Jo- ■■ ■ ' ,78 and then flflHk.'

Iind one - half ...... .

tnay> b e M h eM o n R e* - ..R o u te 2, Box a B33?8, '

m O N HANDali;im h a im e r i&

i*ran^ . ' ‘ .I ,™ , . •A U.IO N V A TICrRO W .fn

kNCE . . • w J u t T A » > a . l A N l ^i M i a a j .. , at I t a i l 'm o r* I

d n n 'A g a n , ' ' ' AtSb'-NO^''";r A W n r r " “ ''ToaTuB'fpr fMiurB Ailffj

beet ile|di.,

r n ^ m m

I : , " ' i

A l o n g y e n

^ ~ C a n a

H ?a ^ j r i - a H e i c f ^ intncd^Btill

W S M ^ r iAemben. o . * 0 ' E lb a ^ t j e m ^ i^ ^ f l ' gathering their range - catUe and the

trucked to. t h e . w ous .ra s h e s ^ r wM H wlU be put;on fall pasture.

:7Diife Shellv"«5a u ro isU H a n d y ,-P j^ ^ H ' v ehasM the MUtoD Neddo farm at MW W r W ard:in-U iirM «»H «:*M »" I th e achoorvacation t i w , , ^ t h ; t h ^ , 3

a the f e ^ around their ne^ acqau

. ■ - H S a S e b ^l i n t v ‘ “d his been living la Jerom e the w

M n . Carnahan and famUy ,wiq gl' borne. In February[SOX Mr. Carnahan says there arff 17* »

) ! v i? ’ Box io locaU oa The homi

IP

^ t K i h a t " b e S ? « r S ! S t » ^ ^S?‘iSll“h2 wes. 01 Glen». Fern^.____I 62 yearsito rt d raw - However, If his ne t incom e falis

below $1 600.00 o r he even h as a -o u t-aw ay the opUonal -m ethodJw iuld .^V

« ^ r p robably enable him to report Agi •and and I ^ h igher Income for .social se- disi

cu rity purposes without, Increas- l e ^ 8 th e am ount fo r.lncom e tax rye

» . purposes. U nder tho optional gramvithod he - c an pay^ o c l a l s.^ i l a

,«»M h»uA cu rity ta x on tw o ^ l r d s ofT iis T 'Ould have J incom e"lL lt_ j s a t least tint

S600.00: M 'S p ; ib jo _ m b re _ th a n me file a Jo in t 12 400 0 0 'o f '^ ls - e ro s s - In c o m e . - f P“ «: S X b y !hi3 o p tl? S rm e th o d a

p e r so n -^ n -g e t -so c ia l security U f CtCdit Up tO H.600.00 If hlS gTOBS

B income was .S2.400.00 or more , ,r» . by paying self-employment tax

on JI.600T00. Of course. If his : S - S l c S w g r o ss- in cd m e .isJ ess -th a n J2,-. S^in^fiUbi two-thirds? and m a ^ whatever the gross Income Is.

Im S v A . 1? Q- —" I fecenUy w ent to my iJ u r lt l <“ctor* fo r a . routine physfcal ftVe to w ah checkup because I hadn’t 'b een

h/s ‘0 « doctor fo r five yea rs or e m ore. Will this be covered by

M edicare a s a physicians ser- v ic e ? .

•riirliv d J i A- — No. M edical Insurance a / n th e “ "d e r M edicare does n o t.cover • ®® „ „ .V L routine exam inations w hich are . .. tie s severe- purpose of diagnos-I a waltlnB *"8 Cf trw U ng specific sy m ^» \ Z V S tom s: nor, docs i t cover examf- L - f i w S t S n a tio r is -re q u ire d -b y -th lrd -p a r- — £ t tiloSfih tles,:such a s .m su rance compap- ' :h w ith tlie ■' •■ .' . .. ' J! to discuss " ' • i _1

’OU-ih|it the P e a r production in tlie United / ro. th a t you S tates Is forecast a t ’624,350 tons. ^ m onths o r down 3,000 tons from SepL-1 , .

b u t 35 pcr cen t larger- thon the sm oii 1067 crop, accord ing to

o r tre a t m e the C rop and Livestock R epoh- O (lis charges Ing Scrvice. . . ■ . , ,

;-CHALMERS1 5 0 - - - 2 5 0 ‘■ •3 .S 0 ' ------

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n r v i i i

HAND - r e a d y TO G O !AI:MEIIS d p S 'A C d M p r o ^» T IC ? R 0 w ',i :IN # tR -^ ; ;v'(4/araulk findir i u' ,to fhe b e e f s . . ' V -J\ m a C A N IN O ROLLS . : . with Atirs>Qh«lrn ^ 0 % c le a n in g a b ili ty ,, iha(> w llh q \ M A LIlBV A T0tl(,If4^

» 0 N O . 3 0 0 & 4 0 0 LIPTlEli

'H. ' ■ 1 " 5k ' ' ' ‘y '■.'■'i'l'!

p E S i M M S Z i

Darrlngton, Elba,.and M r . , ^ Mni. hlerlln .returned S a a - F r t o ^ o w t o f ^ P0Q^:BuD,s^.

Iba ■ Cattiem^’s' As w U t ^ ^ a v e ' finished -cattle arid the herdi^hay* open driven ors ranches'^roughout tlur arMK where they ' <i5ture. ■ •N '-';;,:--"' V':.;-)-:' •biiU Handy, P w lc iH » 8 h ^ ^^ 0 tarm .at Malta.a»dtqt^jr«ive pasture _

S l l y ^ S ^ e S l y Silr ,ne^ »cqnlr*d range

5 ? P r o e tty M ^ v ^ t^ .K [i^

f R : K f n g HUl: ;ieM r ^ 5®*. AlJen B. r. DOnteb lii .» rreU*^ F o tto Oolonel J Jerom e the i ^ ; a e v ^ 5 > p f l t ^ ^ a n d

im' Rbb^ori,' Glennir F'erw.Irs; Mary Knox, in King Hill .and rao>^ this :aUoa The home. Is the former I?, p.. Hopson

'T.—TT'Vr* ■ *tr 'Tnr?.___. ' '. ...t." *sbirry aad Mrs. Chrts payoff, l ^ g HUl. wtatoes at the Sailor ^reek inrojeet cellars,V‘ ■ ■ .

. r~ ,

e v S ' h S a D i s c o n l i h u e d•thodJKOuld ^wASHINGTON?;(AE)ii=^TiTher-.--I to report Agriculture -D e tr im e n t ~.has - • social se- discontinued Its Jan. I and April out Increas- l estimates of . stocks of wheat, income tax rye. corn, oats, ba^ey, sorghum to .optional grain, soybeans,.' fla^eed, and '_sQcIal_s^ j-lce...:___ilrds ofTiis " The reports'are belng dlscon- js at least tlnue<l mainly ;as„an.,economyl .;._ixijorelthan mea3urie..the£fepMtm ent said;-------jss -In c o m e ...........v - i —

Jal”'a*e*5Sritv USE TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS _■ If his gross “)0 or more . . , '

f o o t b a l l . . .ne physical OREGON , r y e ' i r S f r p m E u g e n . .

, s T = L ? s l '? ■ s a t u r d a v ■ . .,slclans ser M . D i T .

II insurance;s not . cover B r o u g h t t o y o u by:s which are .. . • >_ ' •'

of diagnos- C a in s F u rn itu r e:sciflc symp- A m e r ic a n OH M h1r“ “| 2 ^ W ortonah F o n tnce'compap- ' •-■.-----r.-— —

om ’sepL-'i! ,

fccofdfn" % ■S rS |oA“ o n y o u r R A p iO d i a l

» P U M I^ S

> * 5 F J N A N c S S 'A y f t l L ^ ^

; i» L ^ P U M I> J iQ lll li :fO k _l a y t o . i»grti?c : t s w m i

BKi!f l e t i L

T a-G O iT O W o fe ki p r o p l l i l f p E i j f ^ '■ u i i c ' J

•rv*'

I ^P R E SE N roiG W.«M CHECK lo ,

~T - 'vot 'AKrienltQwrtw=4iMt=c«ni*• imp b Bob HenderUder, admlalstcaUve

S M “S

I d ^ o Beef Goui T^Umversity For (

MOSCOW -r ip is: Wotiij B eet Uy Council recently presented.a has

, OOOvchecK. to. ifte •uniyersuy. or cent Idaho, College of Agriculture for lum

-;-;beef.•:ca^U e-Im provem ent-work and , .and cattle few''••trials using ' s p r o u ts wKeat;-. . alrt

^r::A ccoT gin«lb .B bb ,H enaefltaef^ adrhioistratlve' secretary of the cias

____ Idaho ;.^_ef C o u ncil,-.the ..g ran t tchj- - Irqm thc Idaho 'Beef. Council M tea,

another phase o f the se lf help Kbw program financed and :adminls* aiid tered by, the Begf-’C atflt Indus- tint

Canias^H Builders OuL Gets Placjue ■,

F A I R F I ^ - i Cartas County coi 4-H Builders’ c lub w as j^ esen ted , n a plaque att the Idaho'4*H Com* I ' jin u n l^ V r id e Confei;encp. held on;

Five Idaho counties received special recognition , and, Vvere »„!

-------presentfcd-witti.plaqUealJJiclndft ju,....... Osborne' -.accepted lhe_pl«<W * »b

for „Camaa. County.. M lsa O s-hoi -l)6me:TiUughtt f o f Mr. and . Mrs. hf

— “ DWUflltTTJSBOJAfc, 'Ihd ESRa .nf -•‘Reedy,' son of-'WK- tfnd Mrs. • ,

D ale Reedy: represented Camas. ^ Couniy a t the © ohferente.:'n \e " Standard Oil Co. o f CaUfomla X' in cooperation with;the Univer- ii_ alty ,of Idaho College ■ of, Agri- ..

-.culture' -spohsoted the confer- |S . «nce.'M o3f activities w ere , held U

a t the Elks Club. .Lucinda Osborne described

• som e'of the outstanding C am as y ' County proIe<;ts>that.hBve-.beeo. ^ ' accom pUshed.’She- told about _

vacant, lo u being \c leahed by y ' ■4-H■ groupedInclijding the lot between the post office and the ‘"i

< ASC building, and planting, a , lawn,^ ir l"! and .painted .th e .'tab les and Gi ! benches In ,;th® city p ark-and M '. painted the.-TMtrooms;. .• > 'III

— f — Another •4-H-p.rolftot v«ii-imafc» -( ing'and painting'trasti.cans,that a,

, ¥ s u I l ^ ^ q V / ^ o g

V gWUp! Wflh i» !p f^ n i.the community, r tJ se d 'fu n d s>

, r.have^ a ^ f l r e p h c e ;^ } H ' it « » Soulh Cefltriil:.>HJ^Vcamp:: ht 2

Quudrant Gidch aboVe lCetch^mr ^ l ‘Thls tlfaplftW J a -W 'h ^ r-o f^ h e

;l(He-Ray Aliota. f o ^ r CaipM s<..... I .* .C ourtty ..A gefltL -.j:i^ :ii— lif

i HARRC|>;:i

' j j ' “ *'0^ w w io r.

' Ij I

Hm/M isEEF 'COV»

I )

CHECK to JainM Kraus. lett, d e a n .^ (he Un! I=cani* - Improvemeot-work-and ca ttle f ^ - t r nlalstcaUve seereU ry.bf tbe Idaho Beef.Cou la o(. the s e lf ' l l^ , program ’financed and , a®* ■ ■ • ■' ' ■ '. V '.'

Gouncil Donattes $5 For CattejtoLO B eef tiy of Idaho. Ibe. cattle in d u st^ ca^t d .a J5,t has assessed, them selves 10 in'.g ’Sity. or cents per aiiim al sold to fl- ter;, ure-for nance'beef education,, research duce t -w o r k and-publlcLreIatlQn&-.;pro^m5: a ir s

»“ ing ;/.a^ ..'ld ah d -B eefl C ouncil-has H'.®® ■ al».ady_jsuppJlfil all th_e Idaho U ro

eflldet^ ffl^ ,.Sch,ool .JHonio^Ecbq6in^ t*®!? of the dasises and students w ith an ex; with

’.•8???^ tchslvis■beef.cducation k it which nncii . W teaches yoimg future housewives .A i slf help Kiw to .buy. bMf.' how '.to'cook wilj ‘*ninl5r arid serve beef.’.This is a con- com » Indus- tlflulDR program with film s, recr ed ’

- . - • ipes. charts and'basic informa- «on r— — r tioTT-fpr a • c omplgto’-co u rse • in ture

, . beef education.; . , . : « ac : : ' -.T he Idaho B eef Cpuncir has

I 1 entered into newspaper advertis- . I l l n Ing; television and radlo. adver- ®PJ . . ; tlsbig and. also cdopefated ■with , A

- beefr-councilsvof -other, .western L C "■ sta tes‘to advertise ah'd promote

The/future of the beef cattle industry w ill depend largely ui> o n ^ h e ablUty-of 4he_pQEBbted ^h, breeder, the com m ercial-.oow- man and the cattle ..feeder, t o “ f fulfill the requlremeiita to prc^ ,o f

l ^ ln d f t d u c e --a -^ r c a 8 ^ h tc h -is~ d e s lfe _ p i« ^ * able^to-the-retall-trade-ancm ie S d M ra ' -Wife. This Is the purpoge ^

' pran^h E ^ r im e n r sta U o m trl<

6f, A p i- ' i

rr“ heid O r c h a r d Valley

1^* a t e " ^ N D E L t ^ - O r c h a r d Vajiey ' i , J t i i Grange Installed ^fflcen# for the ,

the !o! wcent.nueet- ,■and the I"*- „•, ' iriting. a Mrs. Frank Ofth wa» I n s U M srr, 5ev - as Junior Gratige Matron. Mrs. d-«*fOft» i t t ■ Klstlef,- ' -Gooding.' st y * les and Grange - lecturer,- assisted .« r k -a n d Mr. Klstlep, serVed a s iM Ul- ;

‘ ■ lliig oTflcers. ‘“OiKer BQjj?t3--we:t:e;: 'ri»n<Speedy,i 'Twin- '.FaU»,>. S t a t e to raBio G r ^ t f ' 6 f f l c « r , and 'Mra:

^ lind^ tS ! Fraitk'dHh'. Grartge ' mastert t “d f t lS in d u c te d the adult,. Grangi •arSn- 'kt mi*tiiig..W.-.H..Nlc<lun W08 elecr j

pr-ofSihe /7Action:'wa(j-utoii' to - iw ,r -t •, ir C^ipM 8<jo,th'.‘Bl(to o iv th e ■'building at

R R O ^ BED I

fiiO R iy E -ilR W ^ I

L d i

■ '• ' DairS S H H P 4 n ^ u - ‘ne In

4 j p a m ' '. proven

, Septen- of bul

' j X S ^ ■’ of.'mil« H B H I . aid F.

a ( B y i Ben H

, f f F 1 "1 r / 3 ^j f / X I with t

an. U (he Unhwrslty of Idaho's College :attle f ^ - t r l a l s oslog aprooted w h eat ho B eef .CounclL H ie grant from the n e e d 'a n d , adm inistered-by the b eef .

lies $51,€00 To roveidstrt^ork':^^ =n d u st^ c a ^ t t l e .whlch 'are superior !' /es 10 in'.growth .from birth to slaugh-

to fl- ter;.weight and which will, pro- esearch duce a carcass which w ill .yield j ^ z h s i airsreatec=^rcentBge=:ofr:l£an c i f has meat..M ethods.:bilng.,developed > Idaito tl^rough th is research, work can m o in ia h e lp -ln crease-n jrod u cer-p rofit - 1 I an ex- wlthVut''Ihcrea8lng ;nfim beii’~6ft w h ic h ‘ ttie . . •sew ives .Another part of.;the project .« to cook wilj’ answer needed information

a con- concerning the feeding of sprout, n s recr ed wheat. Although. this condl- nforma- tlon>, caused by. excessive mols- (urse -in tu rt-to -tlie lgra in -asJ t-liecam e

; ready^for harvestlng ..is n o t .a^oii iin« regular Occurance. tn e r e .ls .n o ?S1L.2;. Intorinakion available on feeding

sprouted''grain to'cattie. tr f^ ^ th A .fe e d -te s t in g program w ill wilS he under way* shortly a t C hl^

w ell'io find the aiiswers to. the many: questions'W ought about

rfSrlfder- by'the..thousands rof bushels of » H li sprouted wlheat. In the heads of

»f cattle unharvested grain during this •gely_ui> p a s t August rain. Sprouted puEBbted. wheat-cannot-be'--U86d'-for-mm. -Ia l- .oow -ing. flour. -, ieder, t o Hendcrllder .said; ''We are

to p r^ fortimate to have a growing cat- j » - d e ^ tler-feedlng-lndustTy-lrt-Idaho; - - " ^ i h e whldt-perftaps-win-be^ableM to >- •purpwe utiifeeUhls grain, thereby benernivtreity {M in«4w o^ -of<)dB ho^aio4nd^ .

f the <=attle and wheat."

V S tlltB

.1 A FARMER’S DW., ' MTHEpFFiCE;;:^

.lh;i modern.,pgrlculture,..a.• ■ : formar hos, to ber a mor\-

rt"?!®' * • ♦ ■ ag8monl'’ oxport; ylab- ie'ch*. iilding a i , |gfon^ accountant/, ’ mo-

?,thqp|e-/:r*oll;-onoly#t--qnd- flutomatiijn experi. In mod*

I A ' .<l! :«| n ogficultural'flnanclng,1‘thV. Land'Bdnfc fs thb spor,.

a X''■• 'I They’ve been ..ojj--te'^lna sound, itong tArm

^lAK- 'ii cradlr ■len/lco.- 'lo: 'farmersr r — -<^ftd-V flnehbf«^0 f 7 0 V«i''fit>IP ■"> W years.tA falfmbr has to-ttj.

■ ' . {| .i W s ia m an y, oc*,. • |! ,cvpoiflop</.The Ldpd BankW m 1* ,I*i-v/oirvoried(ln one

vtpASSOPVTIONpFr:

i'i

i

^.^ILdSaLDairVib^ Herd lis ts

Ij; ■; A^e;Released'" 1- . Dairy cows on production test- .9‘her T u .. Ing In Unit No*. 2 of rtfie Twin with.bu

Falls County Dairy -Herd-~lm- andinui ; •, provement. Association during | ;> , September averaged -to, pounds i" ® -

of butterfat. and 1,0-74 pounds i V - ' o f .'milk pci-, cow. reportTDon- ««»•

, aid F . Youtr. - and 55, iPrpduction ngures Include all

cow s on t e s t / JncJudlng * d ry■:_i__ pows; The September report of tauRh ;{ j Ben.Hilton and B W L am pe, te s t- G a ry .^ r . - ~ in g -T O p e r v lM r s ,-R l^ sh ow rf 1.131/-J

. th a t 1.036 COWS w ere on te s t; .- 'in th • w ith 882 cows }n production an d ZS-50 c

- l i i i i l i U flC T tw h e a t - - ----- ---------------_____________

v i P W I P W P I P O T P W I..■beef , . r , . ' :—

i l H l MlOfcrlfan .:_----------- —..1..

f rom a [(3yer o u r Store . I ; t i f f l l l te r o f i K ^ e d m er

^ ^ j e « com e s e e , b u j^ ^ d -Mjf.^rout*

condl-

S GALVANIZEDa t Cfeld-

All L eng th s . S L t S f : 6 t o 1 6 f o o t • ■heads of ^ 'ring this Reg. $ 1 0 .5 0 S q u a reSprouted __ _ • •_

. ,o r - „ u u _ —

''Ve are S pecia l . . . 7 « 9 Vw in g c a t- ' .■ . ', ••ll%~IdahO —,eby bener ^

, '2x2x4 f t . s ize R egu lar P rice $23 ,80

f l j l ' ' p R K E ; 1 ; . ^ « 5 0 .H B ' o th e r slates pricisi:) "H B B accdrdfngly ioW.t

I p=wSsSSI - P r i c e d p e r H i

k m ’/ 2 ” R eg . 4 . 8 5 . . .

fiC E ;.- . ' % ” Rob. 5 . 4 s . . .

tltu re,..a . . . I M , ' ' a mor\* ’ I i R eg. 9 .0 0 . . .

ab-iechv - —l ___i-. ___n / ; > 0 - I 7 4 . R e g ,: i4 .9 0 . .y sr -q n d . •, In mod*’ ■FeSivfljfarnjen'

<,y.„60 - - : V a « : - r e g i : r - T ; 5 c S " *

iV h y°ii> ; V 4 ’ ” ' r e g . 2 1 c ■.

2 ^ .“°?!: 1 " r e g . 2 8 c .

' r l - V i ' ^ ' r e g ; , 3 8 c J .

' W t ! . i V ^ ' V ' r e g . ' : 4 5 e ' . : ,

m k I

p r■ N V '^ H -tie 'V o it .Q r o u p 1-V

i l l

- d ry cows num bering M3 .cows. FlleV, w -.^In-the-larR O -hofds-of SO-cows

• ^o r-m ore ..T . W. Richm ond. Buhl, 'ah a d 'th e ' high production a v e r - ^ 7

---------- a ie " of .49,: p o u n d s -o fb u t te r f a t• 1 and 1.328- poundsr'nf -m ilk with

e d ' 69 cows of ^ . lO ta ro f TB m ilking. § ? ? ? « nn - o th e r high p ro d u c in g .^ e rd s 837,••.4ft e T ^ in w ith .buUerlat. m ilk.' to ta l cows F ile r.-* « i Tm - an d inum ber in p ro d u c tio n -are , v ey Qu

Irvin E h le w '-Twin--Falls',-h44;1.228, 69; and 61; C lyde W right, 7 ; -

K d s F ile r 42, 1,197. 79 ahd STv' fifalrH all, TVln F alls, 41. U l l . 64. E a r^ W

^ ^ and 55; H arvey G rindstaff, S S S ^ , l„ rt. .11 Buhl. 39, 892, 59 and. 49; W a l l e r l . ; . B l

. 8 - d o - T d " ™ - '

show ed I , 1 3 i , l 8 0 - J i n d _ 6 4 _ - ^ - . , ^ . '^ | j k l T I on te s t: . - I n the m eilu m sire h e ^ o f | , * ” ” tion an d 25-50 cowS, E v e re tt A ndrew s; l„U r^n .

Andm M I S E lour stofe i v vall through our waret iK^ed'merdiandisrtoiuea^outbg^ , buiandjaYel-SafejendsJ^ondai/jii

E S n T OM \m ASPHALT SHiSGLE" ™ - T 235 Ib. .s n g t h s R a g ..10 .80,6 f o o t • S q o a re . . . . . ; . . > * . . i . . . . .

5 0 .Square ROLtiiOOFlNG■ H ^ Ib. w aigh t, g o e t-9i50

'' - : H eated S tg !

' i o o head s ll

f t . size ' :p ,_ v' J L irlco .$23 .80 .' 83.%0 ; . .', O .9J0 V I 2 0 0 head s l 2

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K l - dodbU ftnptor* CootcoL ' Now io diil I 'wy they nm r'dreaowd. posdbl* n d i. . ' , 1 comfortabla .npoutffotecdon ^ Safd • a M i In^ p m e a t i « ttp « , ,wliboot need I

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m M I M !e c h e c l i e d o u t a n d m a r k e d d o w n I

i a l I n w r i l o r y . . . HERE A R f « 2 8 t h . ______________ • _____________

* REG. 7 ^ ~: IM PORTED;,sfiopl

W S B K S ^ '' Q A U G & ■ S p ^ H v i m p o r t e d ; S R ^

••AMERiCAN'i„-.-;-VT;!r;M ADEi,13i4)g4^>

STEEL “ T” POST^ <

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nder 25 . Fr|day: 0 c tQ b ^ r ^ > ]6 a )g j^ j^ > j^ li m W ln '-* ■ . . . . . . 'i!,-,.*Jwifc<-,J ftkvr!CT!,• i,?n^iwrence FOR FAST Her, 3i; USE

I T n m fot; Rspnu^'' doa’l t"w -''. 9 1

coL ' Now io d iily m b fc4.posdbl« iudi,iecut«6.-d«#ino|M v!NStHy^'yVH Pfotecdon^ Safdv blocks •rtpCBrf-cpMr.iHhVi.^'-'BI , wliboot fag, balky»Vi.uiub«ltfftm^W fr^jv » rin ss .o erb a o b :.io o s lo » ;» i* * « W " ™

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;;|2as8ia ASC. ; f i t l o m i i i i t t e e ■; j H

E l e c t s Aidfss,^ f l'r BURLEY — C aN lt :Coun^ f l | | dbmmktee om cew of iH# A « r t ' HciUtur»rsubiUraUOT ^ ' . O O ^ H8ervtUon,were elected wiMi C trl , '^ f l

. Osterttout, Decio, r e f in e d f w H , ^ I n n w . . ■“ T C S n n V y a f r B u f l e y r iO ^ ' ■ •; chairmin: Louis E a n M sf^ 'l^ B ' “ H iiilar'm em W rr-O rM rrE ffnn H

Oikley, Ilrst alternate m d Lyle B _ Durfee. M altt, »econd altehUt** B E

on the courify’ coitiiHIlle#:). ;,r‘; K S e c to r s were farm erai^OM n C *

as convention delegate^ E.*’. c t o t ^ ‘ WHUiim.UtySuim iilitw ■«

• elections h e ld u iro n g h w if^ flw « :cb irov . Electors JncIud.eJUol D \

Adams. Oien Ellson, DAllen U 1 ’ T ^ t . Lyle D u«M i;.laC klEriek '- *on, Oark Ward,\ een Lewis,-LouU Eamea.. Grant

l ;C ir l - N . l w l t t h , l c l , i »

?;’;.|tebInson, and M ax.Blngbatiw

5*. a three year term tbis year and ‘ « '■ Mr. Wyatt, who wa» elected last , ■ ; r. year, oas ^ yeM * rem alolog H I J q | |> Mr Eames liaa o h r yMr*Jeft 7- •- ■i ■■ to serve. The. - a lte tn au s are ' j

elected on an.Annual b a s if - ’8t< TTie ASC county and conwnun* *“j

farpier-coittpiittee# are in i i enarge o r local administration . J ” ;

national farm pi*ograms In* S=±cfadliig^4b»-A8¥toUltUrai; Conser-

vation..programs, -the. ,Cn9 l>ad .M < ^^vrAdJustmeat program, the .feed ^ i

grain progrnm, the wheat , p ro-t^T : a w a g e .aUotm*nH; the j V j

w oolV rtg»aW;' ••

10 a j^ s to ia g e JT(|

-i:_Cpi|Dty-:0fnce:.at J209, 0V«rIand Twli A v e , In-the Overland Shopping aget

The office alsoi s e iy es |^\/r w ., th i farmer’s Ibcal -cohW ct I?., for busineM connected with p i ^ ^

Iti ^ .fp r p g r a m s -ad- , ..j L| :;pilnhtered by the c o iiitn lt t^ this -* Mra. O stierh^t'sUttd.- phoi

' 5 ' • ■ .'. :O ff8 rs:/i i PLANNED PR

. -Fori l CROP FEjCTlLI ; ^ BiLt SPRING

f FARM SERVICE)■ A P lanned Prograi

: ' Sohedulo, Y our L a n d ,' Arid Y our C

SOIL TESTS SURFACE APPLIGATION

8«t Up Vour Pro' w ith

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^.-.Box 3 9 2 , ' ‘ • *- Klmber;

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3 0 0 H e a d o: ' V 1 3 5 \h e 6 d H erofordi, t7l

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h Carl

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ar and Jed las , W J ^ m y w |L> 11 Mlaloipg

ar-Jeft 7 - ----------- --—IS are ' SOC'EARED CORN w as reeentl] >lf . » ev e tls ranch In Rtchneld. H ie coi ^ u n - tuHn# and w as ■ sWWt corn variety. S J " 5; .^«Uo3W to ’mature a s the com w as . tration •> the Ume these, ears #eya tricked ms In- ■

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f ^ t i l i z a t i o i r - f f - ;

--Fai!-fe'rtlliiatlon -of-pasUires’ tK roufcwrrW rn’TraU s-C ounty on-;-

« 8 i l a Is reMmmended-fey Clan Genn, J o ?«rland Twin Falls Couniy agricultural ^ topping agent. , - : - ; - ^ ^o_^'serves "Ntw, is the 1 1 m A fo pul J

cobiact nitrogen on the P«,»ture8,'' says ,

i b ^ 3phospnate-if-neeaed. --------..“Most’'of the old pastufBl. In to To

nittw, this county are,deficient in phos- wod - phonia. i&d -for . best ylel& ol

aaS iggB S agga, 1 ' " T - r r ^ ' r - r T r r c

NSiltVlCE; 1prodO ffe rsA -, . ,

IED PJIOGRAM______i}»„■ -For ■ ycM

FERTILIZATIO N ^SPRING SUMMER g

1V|CE AGRONOMIST id P rogram F its Y our ' Tew j r Land, Y our E qu ipm ent (Jid Y our C rops he■ tlon:

TISSUE TESTS 5& LIGATION AND INJECTION ' “{!!

Y our Prog ram N ow mrrw ith

Y ^ A R R 1 S I - F —Arn

F A R M . SSho

E R F IC E :, I,„Kimb«rly________4 2 3 :6 5 8 6 : [J"

l i i :S p e c i a l C o n s i g n m e i

In addition to o u r regular sala

\D C O W Srofbrdi, t7S h ead Black A ngus. Many w

Ivai a t tid e . Som « w ill ba sold by tha pou

^"Waii* ov]*r 4y#ars-oWr--------

: In a a a p a ra ta c o n tlg n i^ tn t

320 HEAD WEANER CALV. ' ] i ' \ 1 i 't '. , ■' ' ' . ' ■ ' '

AlijifbPV* In nddltion tb ou r racu lar

n O y « j r ^ C o n H i

o r W a ^ MayC: -w ’w *fld«u c u u a r , ^ . ^

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FIL m en's its 29t Bull :

5 E B a l ^ ^ B B ^ H @ ^ a s 3 I W ^ at the | K u U | | B n B B K E i i ^ n a .t

ceivei mans.

^ K £ C T S ^ ^ B S » I B f l B I ^ > Alle H eref hom e

cohsli-islereh b r tIngtoiislere

H V ® 5 ? a ^ E ® H ^ ^ a 6 9 5 8 £ S M class!R i X * n d jal % com n

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n ThurfwUl-t

PW B it B fecta

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corn varie ty . N o t a ll o t the eArs.w^re . The he com Was ,belo« for sUagft th e l

P lO a l . . . . l» J O

• impol— — y o u r rp a a tu r^ r iw t^o h '-n itro g en Hans' • - and'phosphate now'and then in a •

July add another application of elude nllro^n.*' d im s

t' • not been any' maxlmurt yet on surv«T l ------th^amou}»t-of-niiroRen-to-apply,“ He sa id It Is recom m ended th a t i;. u U u ts 100 ^ n d a to the a c re l>e p u t . g

i^ e n ? ° Tb" - d i t e r m l f l e ' ^ — ’S ^lUitrai o f A pasture,, a soil test needs - I

t o - b e ^ k e n , B*ys-M r.:-Genft.- - I , There are about 500,000 acres . I

of pastures in Idaho that are ' I irrigated and are capable of pro- I

* ducing three to six t d ^ o f air- ' | ~ — ~ d ry ‘hay i)enicti5.“ Yet"only-one — I ufBl. in to'four, tons per. a cre ,are being .. I n ^ s - ij^ ^ uced , . depending on area •■• I Mds of and managem ent practices. ■ B58S3F R ecent research and demon* 9

Blrations on terllllzatlon of ir- I ■ rlgated pastures show, that low . I I fertility is main factor restrict- E I ing' y fe ld -an d -^ u a llty of feed - H

produced. • § AU farm ers are reminded to I

-have a so li test taken now, ap. M ply nitrogen and phosphorous, i

-------- -!f-needed,-for-best resuIU-next - Jyear- ________________' . I

c|> Officer Talks—^ I — ‘ To-Magic-Grange - I--------- A pftH.lA ^In . I

r ner w aa served at the M agic “ 1Grange m eeting after which ■Chief Warrant Officer Henry . JTews spoke on his experiences - .Iin Vietnam the past year: I

Questions were answered and Ihe explained the living condh |

i« a i tions there, describing the peo- I

S ple, living standards clim ate, I dress, bmldlngs and touched I I U ’ som e on the war effort. I JN He has l,S00 flying hours, has I received the bronie star and a ■

. ' Vletnttmese award. He wlll re­turn to Vietnam after Ws le&ve. pi

I ' •

______ ^ t e n d a I l o n £ a J i _ ~SHOSHONE — Onry Freeman, f J

Arnold Ross and Katie Hansen J j w ere delegates to the Idnho Pride Conference held In Boise I j recerttly. ML>

Lt. Gov. Jock M. Murphy. « Shoshone attorney, received the J g

E lbeust tree presented by the.4<H * 1 ' youths, .Others attending from j U ncoln county were David n,,, > Ross, Susan Neher and Val Ur- n ,J COS rutla. Mrs. M aty Lou Ruby, ex- m .tensloh-hom e economlcs agent, abs Accompanied, the youths........ . - ,

poracr

iNDAY, OCT. 21 '"5 11 :30 A .M .

ma_ ____________________________ -. J 2

g n m e n t

[u laraala • •

(S. Many will be preg tested,

by tha pound os feeder cowi.

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gni^tnt

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g F ile r ^ s ^ EF IL E R T he Idaho Cattle- deputy

m en 's Association will sponsor Twin I its 29th annual F lle r-F a ll R anM nt the.

' Bull Sale on F riday . Oct. 25, Allen a t the fairgrounds, beginning a t sale, ht 11 a .m ., according to w ord rc- of bcln

1 ^ ceived from P a t Allen, C ascadc. R ange I w m anager of th c sale. w est sh 4 A llen s ta te d - there a re 200 fo r Its H j H erefords, b o t h j>ollcd and top qu I ^ B horned , so m e ' C harolais a n d type, I S B Shorthorns, a ll over 16 m onths classifi S ^ n . a n d under 30. m onths of age, ducc.U

consigned to the sale by reg- Man; ^ A v is te red ca ttle b reeders from Ida- workin bEe W - lib rT Jtab r-w y o m ln g -an d Wash- p ro g ra

Ington. All of the bulls a re reg- of the! Istered and will be graded Into Aller classes of A. A-mlnus, B-; lus on the and_B b y Ja c k P ie rce , M alta , Sales com m ercial cattlem an; L e w grown Rbthwell, Arco, purebrcd ibreed- both tl e r , a n d ' Ed D uren, livestock operai nparla l ngpnf, ^TnlversltV of Ida- and Q'? s ^ ^ a ^ 7 m s B ^ l d ^ U i t ^ t l i e i r ^

G rading will begin a t 10 a .m .. Idaho B m T hursday , Oct. 24. E ach bull in Us

w lll-be-4n6pected-for-v isuaI-dc^ -piovin tecta b y D r. D. A. Jackson , beet; >

^ M i n i d v k a A^ B ^ ~ 1 ( D P E R r . A good mahyhlescri]

people ara finding Out'lhat'soU plus- li W ^ M u n ’t Just for farmers — It's foi' tUrial,

a ll of us, Harold Hansen, soli uses, scientist for the U.S. Depart- and di

OMBt*- m e n t-o f_ ^ lc u ltu x « . Soil Con- survey 1 tSa^ servation Service, repofls; — -who .trtre That’s why soil surveys by soil st ■jtaftit the Soli Cbnservatlon Service, on; gr

In cooperation with other agen- excav* " c ies, are becoming increasingly tories,

important in land use planhing, lers, litrogen Hansen- eal d. — ■ Wghwj then In a published so il survey in* foTl,. j

ation of d u d es general Information about leave , ; ^ c l i m a ^ j o i l s ^ ^ ^ ^ p a i ^ ^ c r o g s

yet on survey area. It also Includes us, he

S T f c - 'be put . .

iflciency

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3urs. has i t and a

will rc- ONE OP MANY types of soils Inlis leftve. i^ o to . T his type of soil contains sll— ‘ • hlgn percentage or iim e. a soil si

_ _ aoll Tn th e Minidoka a rea ,ifah —Freem an, T . , systt

sDiscussed At t

M urphy. .V -..iir Th

vIhmIh Jerome -Meet- • S'. “ niSB -ICROME n John .ROTsii»ni. ‘j;;

R uporl, prcnided a t a r e c e n t ‘•'o 1 .:^* . m eeting of the SqhcK C entral ^ G i ^ W«ho- BactcTint Blight • Control Dr- '« agent. A ssociation in Jerom o.

. J . . R / Per« ing ,. m anager, xe- “ ‘? i ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ported th a t there w ere 22,571 ;,7„-

ncres of beans under .the pool- | i j ^ Ing program th is year.’ A commlUee w as appointed Co.,

lo m ake .a s tudy to see It there Seed fare 'arty changes thnt .could be Co., m ade to Improve the presen t cr I

, . T! LET. U S . RECO ................ .. a n d . SEllVICI

mmma ' Novv , . , and bo ready f«

e\d. ^ Wl8con»|n Factorj \ ‘ lea bn hand to serve you

J l ‘ ' ” T -® "

; W eH aV eA liiSH WISCONSIHI

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I f / '6 i S ! S » . , - J i W ) t A e E W A V E

i i l t t i w i B i a r t B i i

% F a U r ® a n g <Cattle* deputy s la te ve te rin a rian -fro m ! of the,

sponsor Twin F alls, during the gradingtgan th( 11 Range a t 'th e fa irgrounds. ' I “ TheOct. 25, Allen also s ta led the F iler one ea« nning a t sale, has m ain tained its record brought vord re- of being the la rg es t m ixed breed bulls tt la scad c . R ange Bull Sale In the North- the con

w est and h as long been noted signor a re 200 for Its ou tstanding offering of -The led and top quality bu lls o f excellent on Frid s a n d type, b reeding characteristics, A F rid m onths classification, a n d ab ility to pro- tend, w of age, duce top ca lves. - to s ta jby reg- M any of th e breedei-s a re causc -i

rom Ida- working w ith h e rd im provem ent and de d Wash- p ro g ram s to im prove-the quality a Satui a re reg- of ihelr sa le bulls. . AuctIded into Allen added. "Y ou can depend liam s, i , B -;Ius on the Id ah o . C atttem ert's Bull Emmel , M alta , Sales to g a th e r uniform bulls, Mem ; L e w grown for m ountain ranges, so men*s.- d ib reed - both the sm all and la rg e .ca ttle d u d e livestock operators can pu rchase the type chairm V of Ida- y d Q^^^*ty.^most_SU|tS^ F^Us^^

10 a .m .. Idaho C attlem en 's- Association. Daniel: »ch bull in Us continual, p rogram of Ini- Merldf Isual-de- -proving .-th e..:qu al l nf IdahQ ilQ tn ^ Jackson , beet; and fo r th e convenience) well, J

^ k a A r e a S o i h Sd m sny ldescrlp tions e f each type of soil The ih a t 's o f l p lus' In terp reta tions for agrlcul- of Min - It's foi* lUral, engineering and other compU sen, sol! uses. Also included a re general m ers

D epart- and detailed soils m aps of the sam pll lo ll Con- survey a re a . ciassif;u ru . - - Who” n eed s-in fo rm atlo n -fro m veys by soil surveys? Anyone who lives 3i'''W 0 Service, o n ; grow s cro p s Or livestock on; Mr.

ler agen- excava tes; builds hotpes,- fac- cen t o; reaslngly to ries, • schools, shopping cen- a r e o planhing, le rs , golf cou rses; reservoirs, which

hlghw ays,--or_anyth lng Js lse_ o n s o lla ^ irvev-iti* so il , .p lu s , people w ho w ant to subsoil io iiabout leave th e land l l k e j t i s - t h a f s centagihy, crops w h o ., ; — f kindsL ^ ; ^ t n e P re tty well ■ tak es , in a ll of Area-

includes us, he o b se rv ed .f ^ P au R I

V . » u v .

T ' '■*'1' ' ' ' " -

ypes or to lls In tho M lnU oka a ra a l i the P o rtne i soil contains s ilt loam so ils having a very eom|i •I lim e. A soil su rvey snow a th a t ihere a re a (ou . a re a . _______ . • _ _ _

system of operating the pooling ”^ i p rogram . Tho co/nm ittcu wfH

• ' - mako their recom m endations a t A a. the onnual m eeting with the

[ bean grow ers in January . ........Thc c o n t r o l of bacterial

A A f * ‘ blights of beans In Magic Valley was di.scussscd and plans for

RcmSlKJra. p r o s f a j Jofa r e c e n t tho com ing y ea r w ere rtinde.

h C entral Guetits a t the m eeting were h f Control l^r. Leslie Denn. Beon Research ni Lonrroi Clyde. .Butclw r. .

- s r s i s ' s ? r « r a , , ; , ' R c " p S : - :. , u . ^ i ttttlves of th e Holo Blfght Com-

the pool- idaho-E astern Oregon ' Seed A ssociation, Asgrflw Seed .

appointed Co., G reen G iant Co., Keystorie ee It Ihere Seed Co., NorJhny>-Klng Seed . t .could be Co., C ha rte r Seed Co., and* Rog- le p resen t cr Bro thers S c ^ Co^_______ __ ■

j s Tw c o n d iTi o nLSEllVICE YOUR

V i S C O N S I N

MORS^a bo ready for use when need*<ns|n Factory tra in ed Mechan* j to serve you,

IftVe AUvSlZES in NEW 'ISC O N SllnpO R S , I

^ ia n g e ^ u H k S aan -fro m lb f the cattlem en of Id aho ,-be-Ills ; an gradingtgan these sa les 29 yea rs ago ,! Cons

I “ The fa ll sale a t F lie r and le r m le F iler one each spring a t F lier, have 1 Shelle; s record brought the b e s t of breeding K arl ] ed breed bulls to th is cen tra l point for Breckj e North- the convenience of both the con- Sem B en noted sijinor and th e b u y e r .; .• gard , ering of -T he sa le will a g a in :b e held Sons, excellent on Friday; beginning a t 11 a .m . Kenda terlstics, A F rid ay s a le lots ran ch ers a t- penler ;y to pro- tend, who In prevlous y?a rs h a d Buhl;

to s ta y close to the ranch be- iels.ai lei's a re causc -opening’ d ay of pheasant ell, P rovement and deer hunting is always on Thomile quality a S a tu rd a y /................ -------------------

A uctioneers w lll be Sl Wil- M a l^ n depend liam s, Caldwell, an d Ken Troult, A rtf •n 's Bull E m m ett. , . - Herm:•m bulls. M em bers o f th e Idaho Cattle- n lcorj mges, so m en's.' Bull Sale .Committee in- ley,. I ■ge. cattle d u d e P a t A llen, ‘ Cascade', cor Dougl the type cha irm ah ; D ick Noh, Twin Harp(

tS b le J o r F alls, .eg - c h a irm a n s J a m e » l l c g f

sodation , Dantels.'- M alad;. A lb ^ f ’Wolfklei; llfTg« m of Ini- M eridian; Gus E rickson , AImb: rop. 1 nf Irinhn|Tom .<;haw. N~ampat U w ls Roth- R lgbj ivenienceIw^ll, A rco; Tom -C hlvers, C hair'Jense

h i l ^ S u r v e y C o ipe of soil The la s t a c re or a soil S U W y iiln d a r agrlcul- of Minidoka a re a has ju st W in Altog Id other com pleted. I t requ ired sbc sum - kinds e general m ers of boring, d i g g i n g , "M OS of the sam pling, tes ting , m a p p i n g th a t

c lassifying an d co rre la ting by Hansi lo n -from three soli scien tists to cover the thinkwho llvM 318,0 00 -acrc-area . ---------^ -------- s p o t.stock on; M r. H ansen sa id (hat 40 'per pes, fac- cen t of the M lnldoka A rea soils >lng cen- a ro of the P o rineu f se ries, je jm j eservolK^ which he d e sc r lb e d ^ y s» t loam^

' w ant to subsoil th a t.co n ta ln s a high p er- is—tha t 6 centaee' of lim e. O ther m ajo r

kinds of soil in the Minidoka in a ll of Area- includes Boldt, Minidoka,-- ------- --- P au iq n ie . ' P m avlrr.— Somsen;w -Tyff*"":!’.- ;»' .Tr «. u . " and-!

■> t ^► “ ^ ,-r i^ pcndi' i . r - s : r : i a i l i M B g B S E i g a a - leain

b ^ ^ B b Sb B I D H ^ H r hepp

in 111fo r I

. on Ul c r a d

P B B B i ^ B B B ^ ^ B S I ^ ^ B i M '

favoi ' freev

B r l M W K ^ ? t ^ l i ^ ag^ 3 i ! i B ^ B B i quar ga jM fT ljvT m b^^ causi

iiti - - Citasse; ing a re i

H a B B B l a b i i B B B B I ^ B ^ ^ H ahovn ^ H | B i B 9 B B ^ B ^ ^ H ____*nap

B B ^ ^ ^ B B ^ ^ B ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ E Rupi

USE

i l s ' - ? r^ • ■'q ; o e

s ’ f l

e a I t the P o rtn eu t M rlea a s shown In thla S # ing a very com pact subsoil th a t contains ■ \ I Ihere a re a t o u l o f 2S du fe reo t kinds 0! S q i

’ ■

p r t e S i

5

,' Bli (ln»l Llltl* tIrMi in v i wl'di trMtvHMl«ni> llTHt Wtilwwillit DtaekwMlil

.. lalMttrwlFttlrMMCordtkMlNvlOi , . . TlMf*'* Sitlr* ta nw*t vwr nMd «M

. ' pockttbooki H u ^ In yew Om

— -

A U T H O R iifeo INDEPt

i W ; p. L | . K I M B e B I ^ B O A t f e - l

11 Sale Set 0(r a f s s i t s lr , have Shelley; A.M. 'B arker, E l b a , ford Rireeding K arl Bedke and Sons, OaWey. |™ e>im for B redienrldKe B r o s . , Tetonla, U U h,the con- Seth Burstedt .and G. C. WMlcr- Ing; .J

C hains: Jim Cahill and R alstlr cnfi4 wpf^er: Callender and m ontj

II a .m . S d a l r S i a e f V l n Car- W ath.;

M f f Fam'li SfnlA,: V P - ^" h be. w in d Sons, N orm an L How. sen. Si iheasant ell Royal B. Jensen, Dale J . Arco, Jays on T & m as, Dee E . willl.ms, A towne

G,_Willie. and W. H. Fallls, all Udy,

' i - r o S ^ a r J . DeVisser, F iler;H erm an E vans, N am pa; Ber* R lchat

. Cattle- nlce-H oggan, E lba; Alyln Had- Inc.. y Ittee in- ley,; M ontour; D. Jay H a r |» r . , ide'. CO-Douglas H arper, Elwin K ^ y

Twin H a rfc r, R. J . H arper,.A slelZol- - - • a m e s linger. H eber Zollinger, .Orson

~I, A lm d: rop. Lorenzo; Irvin V. H arroft

sbc su m - k in d s .o f s o l l s 'ln MinldoRa a rea , g g l n g , " M o s t p eop le think of so il a s

I p p l n g th a t to p layer w o c a ll topso ll,itlng by H anse n . ^ d>.. r.A ctugito w £ _____over the t h l n k ^ T t e so ir in 'a n f= g lv e n — -—----------s p o t .a s .a l l of the soil m ateria! 1r^ 'n w - d o w n to its productive depth." •L l Slope is a k o a factor in de- -

sous term in lng how soli wlll M have. J l .<if he said. O ther im portant factors ? n m ™ 3 are ; texture, erpdablllty, subsoil o

r ^ ^ o r outcrops or stones, salinity and odv<

toldoSa ° '^ y ^ is ’all Ibl' =» Important? SS S S K ^ S i l ^ ^ s e ^ S

and-soHMt-In-placs-becauRe th e lt \ Income, p resen t and future, de-

I.', pends On It. But others haveearned- It.pavs tg.haye_a pre tiy ____

l» o d “ laea •o^ w hat's going to lappen when they do something . _

in o r on soil: ____ ______ . . *A school board learned just . Ai

In Ume th a t the ir proposed site fo r building a new , school was on unstable soil tha t could cause track ingr-A -plpellne-insU llatlon — — waa rerouted because the pro- j posed righ t of vray w as In un- AuctI avorable soil. A m ajor .u rban

freew ay cost w as an ex tra three q u arte r of a million dollars be- • cause of slippage which a soil scientist m ight havo predicted.. City and couniy planning, tax assessm ents, zoning and build- Ad Ing restric tions in niany areas a re now based on s^ll conditions shown by so il survey.

Copies- of the Minidoka area m aps can be seen a t the Soil Conservation Service office in Rupert, Hansen said.

k ) R FAST SELLING RESULTS 'U SE -T IM E S-N E W S-W A N T -^S ------- . MNI

I— M t t^ 5 P E e iA t - 4 —

m O ood Ba«f Halvas . . . 40c * _ S Choica B e tf H alvai . 42V tc ■

■ FEDeRAtLY GRADED | a. • AND INSPECTED MEAT 5 A

I cun iN O . w R A ppiN om eziN o ■• 6 t PER LB. S

'onuta! ! Carter Packing Co. \ °dnda ol

f \ ': f*d.'Eic|it T«»i« • ' C i jg

. r t w a B i i l m i i t

l i s W IT H S T U D S $ s ; 0 0 IED INDEPENDENT KELLY-SPMiNG

i i i ^i i iS i i i i

‘trO ct;^ -2 5 ^ ^ ^igle. . Shupe,' H a m e iL A jg iB U lW m . tf 25'F i - Tetonla; Glenn ,C. .‘M 1.11 e r.

Ranch, Thayne, Wyo., and'Naugle Here. '• E l b a ; ford Ranch, Nampa. •Oakley; Ernest Olsen and Sops, Logan. -■ Tetonla; Utah; P arkcrand Nelson, Good* . Wester- Ing; .Jay .F.^ Pearson;, Pjpore;

hill and Ralstln Hereford Ranch;'Craig, ler and mont; Sam W ^RW S, ;Rainler;

E. Car- Wash.; ' Lewis Rothwell, Arco:I. Clark, L..X . Rudd, S t .‘Anthony; Tom tex Dan- Shaw. Caldwell; Marlin .Soren.L. How- sen. Sallna; Utah; John Techlck,Dale J. Arco; 0 . Thayne Thom won, ams, A. Downey; .Grand and- Richard allis, all Ud.v, Rockland;.. Art* M. Ward--------------and-Reuben-Ar Ward,-Elba;- A1-----------

Filer; bcrt Wolfklel. Meridian; ■ Herb >a; Ber* Richards, Kimberly,'and. Trail's vln Had- Inc., W elser. / ^’Harper, —:— ^ - ’

c a l e n d a r

•AlLMag ailey,:________ ^

Sales Listed Heref , s u b s d l corfaer Ih* l|m b »-riU f farm .ble.-TO ck —sa i«» -d tp o iiH>«in Twinity and advtniilnB coV«rag* .--of.-your.

larrn »al*. hond bllli, n«wipap« nportant? cav»rBg* (ovBI 70.000 rMdw want to tn Mngle VoiityJ edvonea bill.

ler. ^ d ■“ 'SgTAK o f w m - tp » a a t iw ^ r . ------------luse thete Cve>y ial» tlH«d .In Ihl* Fcm*S u re l d £ - c 5 [ ^ 5 r - R r - i i r - d a » f - b * l « f -----------ers have ,} a p retty ___________ ----------------------------------------going to K. a. WIUIAMS

som ething____ _ tWAti. »IUK. ^Ad»»rtU«tii1ihif0cl.-17-<i-H-:-----------

rned lust ■ AuclleriMMi W»rt, Woll posed site >:hool was>uld cause OCT. J 9istallatlon ------------- JOHN-OAIIOIA----------------—

the pro- AdvtillMmarti Oc»-ia a 17 'as In un- Auctlemtnt 6nat W«it«m Audlen.. ior .u rb a n Sartlc*, Innen dnd Ro« xtrd th ree - -iollars be- • o a i 21 .Ich a soji donaio ••pm" HOWIU . predicted. ^ 1,5. ray iooneynning, tax ond WtutAM DRAflK . ind build- Advtrt1ftm«nli Ocl. I t ond 19 any areas Aucl)en*«rt> Harald Kloat conditions ,ond Jm OufMk/. . , .iokft area ............OCT. 2 5 ,^ - ____ '

■ OUY HollTrNO 'OHIce in Ady*r1li*mint. Oct. 23 ond 34

Auctlontar*! Herald Klao*

' ’- “o^ r ..rONY DISPERSAL SAU (AW.MASON)

I Adykltltimtnlr 0(t. 33. ond 24'.£ Aucllonttrti W*rt, Him, Wall

. . . 4 0 t ; OCT. j r■ UQUIDATtON SAU OP KORSI AND

. 42V*e ■ HIDIK aPPARILn t t s S JHOMI AUCTIpN CINTH>»eD ; AdyirtlurMnh Ocl. 14 end 35MEAT S Au<llent*r*i Herald Klaa* and

I ' ‘ Dulhk FRieziNO ■

: OCT. 2 8^ ■ OIOROK AND NIIUI SWAYZI

fl P a ■ and JOHN OOObHUIy ■ Ad»*rtl»*mtnit Ott. 36 ond i t(3 * 4 B S 9 » AutlUnMri lyl* Mdittr*

L - y r S P r t N o f i i f a i l D d ^ l e r * ^

>

p , K ’ 1

■K » . f I

^ k -

C A R C A ^ 6 r d H E IP E R S <--------- w n t t i r w e T r l n r t d - b y - ^ ^ ^

to B re s ttd i i ^ f t ^ t e i w i w4w—ta n z r = n a B t - t w o iw e 1 tt ln T w b - F « n t ^

Carcasses A re . Examined In Beef Gontest

T he 13 ca rcasses en tered In-------- ihB '^'iSoper-Beet'-ccm lest.-spofl- —

sored by the Idaho CatUe Feed* • ■ e rs A ssociation, w ere explained to som e 30 llvestockm eh recent-

-------- ly -jn th e coolers o! IndependentM eat Co.

------------D ?T E eon~ O nnerU nhrersity -of —. Idaho m ea t specialist, to ld of

w h a t type of .ca rcasses a re 4c- .---------^slfed T to d a y -b y ~ su p e rm ark c U -

and how each ca rcass Is graded.--------accordlD g-to. fa t,.m arb lin g a ^------ q u a l l t y - o f - m e a t r - ----- ------------ ; -

T h e placings of the carcasses 'b y D r. O rm e w ere d ifferent from the placings m ade by the

______fli^o -w hfu iL lhe . 13 he ife rs w erejudged on th e hoof. However, the top two an im als rem slned 'the top two in the final placing •: by D r. O rm e. . . .

T he group picked a 960-pound - C harolals-H ereford cross a s . No.1 an im al and a 940-pound Angus , h e ife r a s second ■ place an im al. _ H ow ever, D r. O rm e, a fte r ex* am ln ing the ca rcasses of the 13 heifers, p laced the 940-pound A ngus hejfor a s f ir s t placc. afid

- the-C haro la l9 rH erefo rd -cross a s , second place.

T h e cooler m easurem ents of ______ c a rcasse s and the placings _

cd esllm a te a n d is not the final '

k eep accu ra te -;reco rd s of' the 1 WBicht o f each e u t th a t goes J into th e re ta il c a se a s w ell a s .

----------m e fa t a nd bono-trim -frnm fnnh ica rc a ss . %

A fter the carcasses a re cu t n . Into re ta il cuts, the figures will J

then be moiled out to thoso p a r­tic ipating in tha contest an d lo thoso who viewed the carcasses , t

Cotlle feeders who en te red « he ife rs In th e contest w ere Rich. » a rd Blincoe. H eyburn. p residen t : of th e Idaho C attle F eeders As­sociation ; Independent M eat Co. fced lo t; H oward HUI, Shoshone; B runeau Sheep Co., R upert: Jo h n Feldhusen, K im berly;

_______O lm styod C attle Co.. TwinF a l l s tR u s s e i r L ir id itfo m rP a u lr F rn n k B o d en h am er.' H atelton ; Noy B rackett. H ugerm on;, Jones F eedlo t, E den , a n d R . Nellscn,

- P a u l;-----------------,------------------ FFA President

)Vins ContestKANSAS C lT Y --(A P )-T ho 18-

year-o ld president of tho F u tu re F a trh c rs of A m erica-ln Tenne»* ae« w on-flrs t place.V /ednesday n igh t Irt the FFA N otional P u b ­lic Speaking Contest.

D onald L. P ilklnton of Knox* v llle , a freshm an ill thd Univer'- s ity o f,Tennessee studying a jr l - buslnbss, wo9 one of fou r final­is ts who advanced from local ch ap te rs through s ta te end

___^ o n a i niee ts . H e re c d v e d ■

O ther finallsta w ere ; D ick C rone, ,17. Harvard,.111.,.second, $273: C hnrles HannMm. 17, o f R .v J n .w c ^ , |W .V ) i . , ( U r ( i . to o .

.,«n4 RwlSoy M cC tli; Ms, E w U , c o u . W aih .. foui^, »a5. ; ,

SM O O n^-W A U ., ii^ftioATiNa ;

CORRUGATORS- A c m o rH lf lh v ^ P f^ fli^ fo rru ;-

g f lW r i ' G ut Ddwh -W a ie r W cjiWl C yt Dov^h E r9« (6h r

Down l a fa o r ObW ....... C S f f l r e r s d T u r t^ « D |i i * r - r ^

:■ l a i i

mt* - V L '

^ ..............HEIPERS e o t ^ ill tbe BtM" ' a

Are I H H

e s t -

!St;-8p0Jl- —Ue Feed* :'

s a rc 4^- irm arkets —

bling a ^

carcasses d ifferent

le by the fersHowever,

«sAngus .

ex*the '

940-pound 9]acc. arid

c ro ss «s - d i s c u s s i n g t i i E - T W B o t n . BUncoe, Heyburn, president of t

aments of versity o t J ^ b o m e a t specialist, ) p lacings Co. The th ree go t to ge ther to <U * iredacat» t&iUe, l i f e d e n AwDclatloiT-iipoai l - {h i "P**- O h tte ;^ '^■ andw lll —r-t——— ...................— — —-------^

' . U ' f ? a ' s Idaho W heat Ss well a s . - . . ..............

Growers Form g K ^ilN ationd U n itssst anol to W heat grow ers of Idaho h a v i Ir carcasses, token tho initiative In o rgan iting 0 en tered a nalional ■ group to propoae a were Rich* new form .bill to. Congress next |

p residen t y ear, it has been announced by X' eedcrs As- tho Idaho State W heat G row ers . t M eat Co. Association. ' ' CShoshone; R alph B itter. Worley, IS ^G A **

, R upert: president, said his g roup 's ac* K im berly; don was taken-because iho cur* , ;o.. Twin rentiy effective fa rm bill w ill ; ■omrPHUlr eyp lrg -eav ly In -th y te rm -o f - tr

H ate lton ; n e w national adm inistration, i non;, Jones Idaho g ro w e ra .p ro ^ s e to Jo in i t . Nellscn, w ith tholr coun terparts In Ore*---------- — gon-and-W ashlngtori'to-form -the <^ ' nucleus pf the p lanning effort.

According*. lo B literi ’w hea t Is < e n i one of the m ost d ifficult c o m ^ ,

r t mod{tles for Congres^.-to build ( legislation* around, since a g rea t n —Tho 18- p oP cen l« t« 'o f the. c ro p Is ex*

the F u tu re-In Tenne»* --The^orlglnatpropoaal .far..thia . Wednesday ACl(oQ^^AB_to_HaLEdwarUi j ) f tional Put>- Teased. At) ISWGA b oardm em i i

' ber, Edwards ¥r*s an early pros-1 n of Knox* Ident of. the Western Wheat As< , the Univer'- aocia^es-, foreign marketing oN

t ' K l S t !ffi s r r i " ”k i ? . C T !from local ’ jZdwards sald the cha llen se 'to 'Its end ' '‘V.^i-~^-r,.'i.i.!;.r,'.Li'TTan-T-i‘"rj;received ■ : • • - r - : - - - r 7 ?7 - ~ v t r : r

were; 'D ick ,7 *''BRAKE^Sin., second, i x ' ' C a r i i '«

:*:;|AtTERiE : ' v > '“GREASt::

AXLE'.,’SHto r ,tru ck * « r

r : : f : : ; : i - P b W E k / ^ A lioiihaft^ i

P i p i y '.V, ' ' ' ' ^i i - ’S C tS S Q I t~ b R ^ '|M

£5?15PInri, -Wqlur, •;,*Tll l|e>

y .......................................... ..........................;f e. Bdtl” ; K reaii inu Dr.lMB Dtnt, UBivet

j je tc M r« toU cttto U A wflht t>y. ADXrtste^a

o( m eat-t«qtdred-by-euperaiarUts^t« resident of tbe IdM 9 Cattls Fe«dera Assoela at specialist, and Frank FloMD«e, salea ifliai )gether to d lsciu s retail cuts of n e a ts after c gUitlou fp ouiurft! *|5uper Pf t e P * - ^ t e s t - y e f

^ F reem an 's advisory com m ittee.I 6 d i th e g row er groups would be In ^ . deveroplng -proposed legtslatfoh

^erm a. e rs . He said the group would , ,

I n i ' l ' consult w ith respected econo*m ists and agricu lture educators yl

daho h « v i In p re p « ln 8 Uf« p roposil. o rg an itin g ■ - ■ ' :■ i - f propoae a .

5 S rS Milk Output In September D o ^

;roup 's ac* WASHINGTON (A P) - Milk production in Septem ber Was «»•

Ul »■ 1! pounds,In lstratlon. j i e ^ a n ^ 4 p e r cem less.thari the ISO to Jo in nve-y«ar average . to r ...the rta In m onth, reporU tho Agriculiiire

Doptfrtm ent.-----------------------~sg e rio ri. production In the

flrs i n ine m onths of lOM w as LB ficult M m j p e r cen t less lhan for tho period ij . 'to build jggj y ea r, tho departm ent said, nee B g rea trop Is e x ' --------------------------• . . . PEACH C R O I^U P

a m r U i ■•ras U.S.- p tM b ^ r o p l j esll- c a rd m em i m ated" oT3.fl'6111ion 'poundB7T4 e a r ly p ro s -p e r cen t obove la s t y ea r and

Ihrce pcr cen t m ore than the Irront8r-°> i '» “ « » « '• * • . ' “ I"" lh" Crop ry. Orvlllft find. L ivestock i Reporting S e^ i l w l l ^ B ^ vice B oard . ■ ' . • .

tAKESsftbtS ..” — ^fd t C^ara artd T rucksvrrERiEs.v- ........

REASt'r':KLE SHAFTS•truck* artd tr*!l«r»

jwEft^ take-offs;i'6 ithaftv din'd U .>)6li^fQ t^ ;.

tr^ ^ ra '.a T O fryip^ ^ '

* ; o » : tI w i u l W rd.’ty p M -for^M tyfi'fixa-.truoW .drJob,' V k n o w n > q u q llty -iitnM , d« M n d a b l« ,

I \ , ' p r p v i n '''

riNCHES by “Norco” PlhlJeMiTpk-HITCHES 3A0 BINDERS,4"&6"

y M — ^ef> Snake ■ the a

rleultv . recent

' . L ^ ^ :oth(

Boise,

r , J

' * I ’ 111', pmiS

, n / _ ! ™

■| /N | f H |l , I liearc

portei. : - atudli

AWht orato

------ -•M r,D m « ,U d v e t t l^ o tI< a h o - ir t» l i ta p M ta l .

1?** h“ dny ^ A t te r t^ ^ a te t t e B q r i d ^ d a y s . . ,

W B M a W B M M m l deve] piuni

- voirsI Iw IT f r T M B B W lfT m i othei

VH

1>em i>r^t»^tod*y-«re^iroQ i-lefr, Richard p r t& ra AssoelaUoa; Dr. Leon Orme» Uoi*(e , sales ib'aaager of lodependeat M«at n e a ts after carcasses of iS heifers In (he ^ c 0 l l t « t - jW 0 r e - x r « ^ V ^ ^ e i q i l a l r ^ - ^ — —

committee. . A W L E CROP DOWN t

'posai. s s B ^ B s a s B e H S B ^ ^ e e S

‘I" i SP®s

' F r o n i ~~V ’. v:....................................... . • -I,' — ■■r‘r7V.'-r':'.'T",'f.'TT;r{

77"^ 'ilits • . . cuito’mToffnuIdlid'

O ^ i ^ e a f e t i g i ^ e ^' R obert y o rs te li, ',T w ih Foils^ i f l i lw a s 'n a m e d 'x h a l n h a n 'o f ' , t h e Snake R ly e r-V a lley . C hap te r. of the A m erican: Society of Ag- rleu ltu ral E ng in ee rs '-d u rin g u H | recen t m eeting In BoUe. : t ' o th e r officers e le c te d -a t- th « m eeting Include J e r ry 3oeae l.^ I s e , v ice chairm an. ' a n d ^ ^ ^ H G alen M cM aster,' Blackfoot, •

.s ec re ta ry .D uring th e ' annual m eeting.

m em bers d i s c u s s ^ J h e ^ f ina l ; • . ] ■ p lans fo r th e society 's Pacific

: forthweac Region annual m vet- ■ l5 r to l> rH e lf l -O c ir l6 * 1 8 -a r th p 7 ^ 0 : pkw ntow ner .M otel .in Bolscf.y ^ ; H

A ccording ' to Jarnes'iB ondur^ . . • s l I f l w t , K im berly, .regloniil .chair* ; g j

’ man.- U ie -p ro g ram Is w ell in , » « V’ ^ - hand>and a la rg e .tu rn o u t U , e x - ' E I V ^ pected ^ H j

J S e a rc h ' -Center, K im berly, r e - --------ported on som e special x es^arch studk^s rnndurtM a t the 8 t. d l U Aiithony F alls. H ydraulic .L ab* « , o ra to ry w hile he w as th ere th e J f | ^ p a s t y e a r . - '

■ M r.' Robinson-, n o t^ ' th a t th e ^ m i ' ^ m i a t laboratory is -well-known; f o r h u i

i d ^ i i g * resea rch and developm ent' o f nuitil: ^ 5 f hyd ra u lic - structures- sucb. - a s - T h (

* ? * • ' ' ',• „ le t___w o rk s / eroBlon c o n ^ l

I s truc tu res a n d, stilling, b asin s , d te g . He also discussed his work in |^ \ s ) conducting m odel studies t o fo ^ j develop design c r i te r ia . fo r « d r plunge pools fo r sm all re se r- h ead voirs. d r a ln a g e .x h a n n e ls -a r id from o ther s tru c tu re s using cu lv e r t ;ss==

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I th a t th e g; m a jo r , Industry in th e s ta te , lown. f o r h a s now been- in decline fo r a ipment o f n u m b e r ot-yeVfa. '" ‘ ' ~

su cb > M -Th«:Tecentiy-T«Jea8ed'*lennial — rvotr oHf. l eport. of ihe Vfevada State -rrr I— orattol Boardo( eep>mml8BiDners ig. basins, c ite s ith e total: a ssessed number 1 i ” ofxsheep and rams ift' Nevada . jtudies to foP fu ca l year lfi68 .as 200.944 An

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” iFarra Bureau p — Bantjuel Set— ~ H i At Hagerman

HAGERMAN - 'riie> Gooding Th< County. F a rm B ureau-w ill^hold tend.

; its annua l ban q u e t Thursday, Bure I ^ H - Oct..24 a t th e ,K ^ rm a iT ){ o te l .

/.The. sm orgasbord ^style m eal D ^ H will be se rved a t 7:30 p.m .

. T lcke ts.w U l.be a v a i la b le 'a t the door, o r from ^A Ian E | ^ n , Hag* e n h an . .'-Bd G uhning. WendeU. u s n or Gene. B osserm an . Gooding.

C a l i f o r n i a B r c

d-^lennial - — =-------^d a — S ta te . .„ . — ..

d num ber ...... . . . . - ..ii‘ N evada . : v _•a s 200.944 A t io t tw r f ln a M s n ty p ro d u c t f rp m l

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Iorom ’e,, jd 6 h o , 4 m ile# 5outh>>Vj .m lle-W isst

VVONDAY, OCTOBER 2 J iH 1 3 0 o .m . . ^ U im

CHINERY +^ H A R h m D I E S E L : v . : o sintila front with 3 ----- j--:-- - — — ,

8N ijE O o d ; | - ^ ^ | | t f M | | | |

I tftACTOft with I

ELUNEOUS ■K B W. g u'n i^ r p lw i ■ r i f 7

ALD (PETE) H bW E L l

M n r f a l l r l T n O T j W i r ' j B f r i M eaU : , PtWay Odob»tl«,.l?6*.*;£ ^

let -___ :____ ■f u ! S o r i , t t r i i ^ nan >» *>* 'speaker [ »

e> Gooding T he m bU c fa ■ f f ia te a ~ 6 " « t- " ~ w ill.ho ld ttn d . t h o n e n t d ju illy F « r m r

n iu rsd a y . B ureau m eeting v iU b v M U A tM 'N !'■ la C H o ttl . j m . ; Oe< W H g w .W e n ile l tityle .meal a w - hall , V7:30 p .m . ■ ................ ■*

n!Sn,“V a « ' FOR f AST SE L U N O R E SU L T S ’jj^Wiildell, USE TIMES-NEWS W A ljr. A P S : ; ; • .

f S * r 7 i „ ‘

I

P ( ^ ~ 1 5 ™ i E i N f f 5 E 5 S o m t f i U or* M r a t^ r a ''« t a m p e f e d 'to a

I h l a - ^ k . T be 4504iead he rd U cti

,:i^oittperariye8 Ar Exporters Of Fa

:V i' F a rm e r’cooperatives a re im- the -V; « ;i» r ta n t m arke ting organizations tlv<

J-' * ^ l e s an 'ldaho i M onomlst. 7 ■ Quentin D . ‘Sknks; U niversity m a ■.or,Waho7extenrion:economfst-on afr

..1- :m arketing ..in form ation , .no tes cou ;• : . th a t m any o f th e cooperatives Tw

. « r e also’ powerW l econ9 m!c~ln- h&\ > ■ -s tltu tlin s i n . o u r . national fa rm aw - i'lnarketing sy s te m .' • tow

. M r. B anks added th a t fa rm e r an ' r f - ^ iw operatives-are-alEo-im portant _C

exporters o f agricu ltural prod- Pai - L f -u c t* frora-th ls-country and .they Po ' t '» h o P ia lo re lg n countries fo r boi

/. i pcoducts to be u s ^ on Am eri- vie vcan f a h n s . ter

.•._ t i_ A n - a r t lc le . ln the--Sept.-23 Is- fe« , t: e ue ofrForeign Agrlcultuce, pub- }»»

'« f lu sh e d by-USDAi entitled "A sa- Jo? ■■ :iu ta ’td"C6d p e ra tiv e sm u .S . Ag- I

, i'r icu ltu ra l- T ra d e ,'’ em phasizes Co

O N E W E E Ki l l Sale Eiids Saturd7^ [ P rf-fIn tahed M ahogany *

PaiiAlinfi? f;ibjd;Soirtfi''‘U t« x W all

h i n t .........( E n tlr» ,f tto ck ... afl sizes.

; Paiirt Brlisli“ Keyrn-knob” Door

! Ldcksz : : tNQRM's

1 24 ^ Iub U K bs Blvd. S

^ f f i : « M i ^ w « w w i j i r 5 B « r A i r i B r i c , bestvaluM In « roally low-prlc«d In

. f tiro. Designed for local cartago and fa ' t ‘ tomsf)(etop6n l)on9,wher«qustilyci

' r atru(ftlon Is vrlinlo9.>t an economl ' I pricfc . DfipondablB porfo ^ ^

; lor most anV short haul DperatlDn..J .. ■' like every Cooper truck tire, It's qua

. vbuilt in eveiy respect.

I f c i H i i i

T w in f a ll» Ttme>-New5 Fr»

0 " ^ ^ f f a l o from th e n a tiona l BIsoo range aei to~M rfal8 ana"86r t ln g p e n r ln - th e 'a im a a lT o i d he rd U c u t b ack to WO an im als to prevent

!£8JkxeJmp.ortant_- S Of Farjn Products Sa re im- the contribution U.S. coopera- . illa tions tives have m ade lo U.S. inter- ‘2“ 'r»uniUto»7 n a t to n a U M d a ,-^ ------^ ^ist. T he a rtic le po in ts o u t th a tilverslty m any of the custom ers who buy g.)mfst-on a fr ic u ltu ra l-p ro d u c ts - fo r -o th f it g . * , .'notes countries also a re cooperatives, teratives Twelve U.S. fa rm cooperatives 5m!(Tln- h a v e - ‘ w o n --p re s id en tia l ‘‘E - Am a l fa rm aw ards for th e ir contributions ^

• • tow ard im proving the U.S. bal- t fa rm e r ance of paym en ts position. npo rtan t ^O ne^Q f_the_aV iard w lnncrs j s ^ al prod- Pacific S u p p l y Cooperauye, ind-they P o rtland . O re.; w hich provides 5 , r ies fo r both supplies and m arketing ser- I Am eri- vices to p roducers in seven Wes- ^

tem s t a t e s . P ac ific Supply iL_M is- serves a large nu m b er of Idaho jce pub- fafm era ah d m ain ta in s business — d "A sa- locations in .Id ah o . - wU.S. Ag- ■ '^ ifis a m em ber of the Idaho iphaslzcs C ooperative .Council. Idaho fa rm r j

V E E K S P E C I A L S \Saturday, Oct. 26th to

" . ' ; '.'.------ ------------ ---— ^ ^ Co

s h o g ^ y 4X8' aneofC" ..........

2.9? II t o x Wall ; ' j ^

............... gallon 3 . 3 0 i, afl sfzos. While th e y la s t

Irushes 10% .. :Door ' un

I

S Blvd. S . 7 3 3 - 1 5 8 3 80

ea___!______ _______ _

K „ Jfletro Mile

* 1 5 “

• F««luro« ‘ Coop«r "HI 5liock.Ou«ril con«tru[

• Full doplh (lal contour....... apaclnllioatvan(>dah>

running, longor tiro 111S ire rA im n c a 'j— -------- - — ....... — —

a a 'is L-'slienquallly isn - e . 7 0 x 1 5 6 <; in economical Iotformanca and' 7 . 0 0 x 1 5 6 . $MetroMlliWiial , - n n v iR ■ R 2operallon. Just...... , r $

; Ute, It's qualily 6 ; 5 p x l 6 6 ' $

N O -TRADE-!

iM R tM O R R IT I R E C O M P A Ii, W a«t (T ruck L a n e ) ,

■N«w» F rid ay . O c to b e r '1 8 . 196B

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«. : V' !* ^ ‘ 'iL*,, ' r ^ * A ? « i n v ^

» o range Dear n flte'se ' ing o f tbe l^OOO-sa e'aim aalToundQ pheld— ers.-Tlie'Montana'li Is to prevent overgrar- ment' the bison ren

- coo^ ratives h a v e exported Q . IT lT . large amounts of several oiher o l

• c o h fm o d illern n c lu d ln r^ h ea tr •— products, dried beans,-'A :

. C I S peas and, lentils. s \ .rnoDPra- The article further points out p

™ho b^v S r ? n ,''° i? ^ S esingle buyer, o f U.S grains. One of-the-U.-S.-largest-sales-to-Zen- —T

"^„‘S k o r e n was the sa le - o f 200,000 Dar t tons of grain sorghum by an Sun

American cooperative. Produc- fec< ^ ers Grain Corp:, Amarillo. Tex.in The first shipment made on

,, this sale w as a shipment of 37,-

T S t r s a l t w . s originated .by a . U.S. fJJ W r a t l v e feed grain prom?- ™

Supply I'"” ''‘" “ ”8 . Sir! of Idaho ' — -------- --------- ■' C

: ; r :F a u is : 'G o o d 7 ^S I i m e T o J ^ 2

Lawn W eeds ^I . Fall Is a good tim o to JcUl

I n lawn weeds with chem icals, ad- Clo —T'—' v lsos-j^ n a ld . Youtr. Twin Falls ^

County agent. '' P*i'^WarmHlay*::ofJndiBa:aummfirfavor action of herbicides. While

■ f l grass and weeds are still grow- 1*7 y # i ing, excellent w eed control can ^r - f t

■ Thb kinds o f th em lca l .to use S o governed by tho variety of j

J l | weeds. Dandelion and plantain p . , ■ I I w ill curl up after a shot of Z, p .

4-D. If tho-lawn contains chick- p . weed and others that 2. 4-D does not control, a combination of herbicides Is Indicated, jsllj

fc „ Autum nappllcatlonsareusual* dIi 9 o f f Jy effcctjve. Mr. Voutz; said, be- i

cause weeds are moving- food ani up through their system s more nn vigorously thnn in s u m m e r , oa They nro preparing for winter. Ho

o f f It tho process Is hampered thoy let--------- d io-bnek-m of»~r»ad lly .. than..i«

tho case In other seasons. Even Po....... If.thoy nro not killed, they are ro

ln.poot.8haDSLto,,(}wrvlve_»P.V!?ro sw winter. 1

Most lawns will profit from a fall application of fertilizer.

_____ loo, Mr. Youtr said, Gross will jviL 5 8 3 BO into the winter In thriving ufi

condition nnd havo a green look Lo B B B earlier In the spring.___________

0 Miie? Q C 6 )00x16 . N frT rad o .ln

‘ Cooper "HI-T!V nylon cord'body and lard conatructlon., ■ • '1 flat contour trend dellvcra extra mHeage; sat vented shoulder desfgn etvea a cooler-' longer tiro life.

.A T iM a:" '‘ T " « « - W .I ’"=g t g x A X ~

6 $18.95 *2.43® $ 2 2 . 5 0 S2.8B8 $ i s ; 9 5 S 240 :® $ 1 9 . 9 5 « . t '6 .-I

-TRADE-IN REQUIRED .

•RRISO II iI P A N Y

■ 7 3 3 - l f ? 6 4 ;■

;6B_ . ■ ■r'i

f th e l ^ l» 0 .a c r e ^ m e - i « ^ r w . M ost su rp lus ai l i e M ontana he rd w as estab lished In 1M9 b u t tn th e bison rem a in s a dan g ero u s w ild an im al. (A

r” ^ t o r State.'Key Award At.Gaffii^s:4-H Goi

F A IR F IE L D ^lda 'ho s ta te Key Swee . A w ards w en t . t o . Lucinda, O s-m oni

ains & th e recen t 4-H A w ards P rogram . M rs. • s 'to - ^ n - —T ?»e_^ID are.i Y ou'* aw ard by Mini jf 200 000 D anforth FoundatToir w ent to M rs. m b y 'a n Suhnlt) Sweet;- Lucinda Osborne Rob(

P rM uc- received the Idaho F a rm Safety Ranj rillo Tex. aw ard ; the G eneral Foods Cook, vatic

book w en t to Lori Lee. G regory Davi .n f nr 17 A nderson rece ived the I d a h o Thor

S tate C attlem en’s Association pr ? r ^ n i b e lt-b u ck le .^ T ro p h ies for; -the Mrs" u r ' l T ^ d is tric t H om e Econom ics judg-

In g -.team 'ln th e jiinlor'd lv lslon iink n promp- LeeAnn Osborne. Debbie

Simon and R oxane Gasklll. dgu — ■' County m edal w inners Include Qutc.....--=— A chlevem ent-^F ord . M otor. Co. jq j,,

J fund: Lori Lee, Bevvy KeVan, _ ' v U G a r t h P ack h am and D ana . ’" • T l Reedy. ■ w ink i l l A gricu ltural — International

-----H arvesK r Co. G ree AndersonI B ren t G lesier. Lynden ustJOTrte

» n S _ and U y n e Osborne.c io lh lhg — C oates-arid’ C lark

ia to kill Inc. L aurie St. C lair, Nlkkl St. R' nlcals ad- Clalf- Shirley Gaenzle and Rox- and rvuin F n lli a r ie ^ G a ^ » l .^ D re ^ ^

^ 'c W se n ra H 6tf=;bF^Na S l l sources - John Deere. Mikea g

. ‘ mon, LeeAnn O s ^ rn e , Sandle T ^1 to use w okorslen a n d Roxano Gaskill. I g variety of F o re s try — ■ Am erican F o rest .1 plantain products Industries, Inc. Joel Tl shot of Z, Packham. D ara Reedy. David ers Uns chick- p ^ ^ k and D irk ’Sj> a c k m a n. Its . 4-p does Home Economlcs-Consumcr Ed- con ■nation of ucauoh — Montgomery Ward, ter, “ • . Nlkkl St. Clair, Bevvy Kevan, M I are usual* Diane Prock and Sunnie Sweet, b o i z;sald, be- Home Improvement — The S 5 ai »ving- food and H Foundation. Bevvy Kev- vch em s more on, Roxane Goskill, P a u l a snk lu m m e r . Dau.ichcr and Sunnlo S w e e t , sole 'or winter. Horse—Mcrk & Co. Brent Gles- lo < pered thoy ier, Bill Baldwin. Aly -th a n -ls —i,ead ersh ip ->-^ arR -R oebuok AVh< jons. Even Foundation. R ichard Bauscher, ORc . Ihoy are Randy Bauscher and S u n n i e thoive_»P.V!?ro S w c e u - J - - ............................... _ cr._

P o u ltry — Hcisdorf and Nei- the rn d t from son F arm s. B o b b y Ncwhouse. app

flriUizBr Sn^o‘y - G oncrarM otors. K arl gon fertilize^, Lee and U r r y wh« G rass will ivie, sw ine ~ Moorman Man* - T In thriving iifacturing Co. Lucinda Osborne, a ti nroen look Layno O aborne, Brent C iesler tlor

and K athy Fields. Vclcrlnary Grc ......... Science — .Tlic Upjohn Co. Lana dur

aB rackenbury , - - - ........-... up ." L a u rto ' St.‘ Cinir and .Sunnfe bon

H r B H 5 0 w «■ L . < u reoorc

Ohtonloio, . Idaho sv

‘ you eachpdy and » ? r ............ S0 .,Y E A R 8,;A Q p.'.'.;

mllAiiffii* UHla.4 f**m. bvn«al«w, larg* let ImilOBga, ^ (rvll.IrMi In Ml-b««ilng.BCOOler- ' «l l>ullt4n>atMrai. /ully rumt*l

. , Ufj^Oian.frOO wHI, lwi;(«ll«, bntonc*

___ ' ■ tti« •H lu ' •» County 'Tri«wr*f Hi

i w hov* ra(*nll» lompltltd lh« loik »f ihoarty tw n#tW oni l» n»v.

• |«r In Ih m w 1l« f.'- ,( 2 .4 3 ■ ' «otm»n rr«(i Oialn fmni aUv

• « ! A»»t«nlom'«» fMllnB wpl^ly •• > 2 .8 6 'JJJIQ . 3 0 Y ^ R S AG IO. . , . ' .. Mr. an'rf Mn. /omM'lug* »f Twl

i2 .6 6 ' .*1 »«n. JatM* Otwnlnfi, b»m Satuniay <I ' vral ,H»*|>llial mat«mlly h«m*.

- frfoh* nc*flnli«rf'«* Rm lawt Cant pan m rt MW building.

: Nn»iM ichaWa'wmfli t* Idohi, < |3 0 a.wMk («r p«H»ni vvir 90:.

‘ • 6 7 ' D p n « . ' . , ; ; ' . i . , v .

' million;:pot>y>-«t«*t{f»g„*hpw.j

BOB REESE M

' Il A ^ A Mosco

« . « • * * • numb(. A vlsltc(t e w * V fields

i own.'Ists. a

r v ^ f E H r u B r - v ^ H u H - - nique ■ L K r A « 1 * :- patho,P T k • ■ ■ a t thi1 L ^ V K v I

i f - v * V 5^**

* 4 nf W route,“ 3 Tl ■T^B th e r<

h 1 » k X ‘. . d i l P artn

m y WhJ S r m m w K ^ taikec

8 g |g l f l H J B n T iinT iJ> riiif l M n W ^ J ^ c -th a t j

&• ^ M ost su rp lu s ao lm a ls a re s M to ranch - T J

id-ln-lM9-but tn Bpite of-years o f m anage-._ w ild an im al. (A P w irephoto) ^-— Gl Awards Given Sj 4-HGdncIaV6 e™I S tate Key Sweet w ere m istresses of cere- .®}. cinda, Os- monies. ,_5^_nM |_X hih .^ .rR rrrR .sen ted Included-the _ m , t . , C lair, a t D anger W atchers Safety . Club, ven t } P rogram , ^ r s . D a r Lee, le a d e r; M ighty whet

aw ard b y Mini S titchers SewlDg Club, necr"w en t“ to' M rs rw n ia ra -W ilso n -a n d -M rs .- ^la Osborne R obert Newhouse, lead ers . L ittle comi arm Safety R angers Forestry ' a n d Conser- gnjo ■oods Cook, vatlon Club. M rs. D ale Reedy, ju d e. G regory D avid ■ Cm kovich a n d - M r s . ja m le I d a h o Thom as Spackm an. leaders . H qq. Assoclollm P o is and cooking O u b ; mitt' s ior-_-me M rs;--D o ran -C lu err-an d —M-r-sr a-w( m ics judg- D wight Osborne, le a d e rs ; Slurp- vent o f 'a jy ls lon ijn;^ K nitting Club. M rs . 'T o m ' Bl me. Debbie w okerseln and M rs. F loyd Cran- woU '“ H * '- . , dall, leaders; B a c l^ a rd B’Q uers ing e rs Include o u tdoor Cooking Club, M rs. tlomMotor. -Co. jo h n -V a s te n ,- le a d e r . '----------- Gro'

The Im provem ent Im ps Home SfOi and D ana Club, w ith M rs. M .'

”s s ' si'Sors'u?'“wts'SssI l o ^ ' i i l u b wim** Mr.™Md 4 ? "

.-arid C lark M rs. H arold Choate as. lcaderjs. ^• Nlkkl St R obert Loucks Is county ag en t 1 ^ ; e and Rox- and M rs. M ary Lou R uby is Icvue—Sim- ho>^® dem onstration a g en t. ^ l i iu i le S t; —* ■' — I ,-

-MiM-Ma3HF= ;bj<man, a n d - • H X ? -Mutritiw - - r v V f t n l :

mo gmS Is P lanned[can F o r e s t ........... . ' *jr(

Inc. Jo e l The Idaho Stato W heat Grow- and edy. David e rs A ssociation h a s announced Hal a c k m a n . Its annua l "M iss Idaho W heat" sho naamcr E d- contcst, accordinff to R alph Bit- Am aery W ard, te r, W orley, ISWGA., President. Bai /vy Kevan, M iss Idaho W heat fo r lOGO wlil her nnie Sweet, bo so lected 'ln finaVJudging Dec. mai It — The S 5 and 6 during th e ISWGA con- 4-H B ow y Kev- vehtloh a t Idaho F ails, B itte r A I, P a u l a snld. F ive flnallr-ts a re to bo due lo S w e 0 1. se lected from om ong a ll en tries Mn B rent Gles- to com pete n t Idaho F alls. Bai

.A cand ida te fo r M Us Idaho Ros »rfi-Roebuok A V h « a t^ m u « -b a -b e tw c c a _ i.lu i jild I B auscher, ages of 16. and 21. single and j S u n n i e tho d augh ter o f a w heat grow- er'fi.............. _ cr._ E n tran ia w in .b o Judged on i,o\rf and Nei- tho basis of poise, personality^ Uni I Ncwiiouse. appearancc, en thusiasm , iniclll- nnc! rotors. K arl gonce and knowledge o t Idaho's sch and U r r y w heat Industry. . . B »

>rman Man* - T he winnor. will receive. $250, da Osborne, a trophy, and a tr ip to tho Na- ent C iesler tional Association of W h e a t

V eterinary G row ers convention In Boise hn Co. Lana d u r in g 'Ja m ia ry . F o u r runners-................ . up.wlltH>»ch .rcc‘?lye.-a.-sayings _and .Sunnielfaond-and a trophy, . •

I50 and 30 YEARS AGO I

, , aa recorded I n ' Tlib, Tw in Falla . H Ohtonlolo, Tw in Pttlla N ew t and R Idalio SveolQg-Tim ea.. D rought to R

■ Bob Reese IA Q 0 . ' > . ; ; ; v ' , , Ingolow. larg* let 4«HlV0, ihUli»n fiarV, ihUkth. BI In MI-b««ilng. M«»l <ami>ltt«;h*Mi«.with a ll .. R •oturai, lully rumt*h«d, Atl lomptata for <3,300. ■ iR-tl;lKii;till«, botoflc* llU .nnt; D. W.'BRUNK.HIAU |D

aunly'Tniflturar H p r ^ C«ggiii» U •»•.'« ( th«' ! H D.n*l»im»uwr-Mrr-CoBBlnr:Bntf"t.li-aMlMont« - - 'H - Itltd lh« loik »f ihQllIno aul >,300 parMnal prap. tR4 I* *Tiy naw.<aliac1lnB,lha,iy7,000 «o|l«| .

lln Crap fmni aUvatar Bln« of Haillitar B .• flltlnB rapldlir «• raiull a( tar i««rtlty. B

'A G O /: ■ ' J lOmat luBa af Twin I’alli aia lha pnranli \ Big, bam Satuniay at tha Twln.falli Caunly Oan> . H,tnlly hama. » ' 8['•* Rata Bawl Candltfafa. ■ Rt naw building. ' ' B(a'mai ta Idahi, CempaiBn launchad la praylda H

nam avar 90:. • ■ B.............. $ 2 2 9 5 : I

'-,-lwnliQp «wpa,n.VO..anolha.^am£imaIit.lroni*__ H -w-alaai>lng,,ihQW.Jocim.xQndll|en,' . ^

REESE MOTOR CO. Ii^' A v tn w Itouifi • ij'* t w i n 'W l r iB

U. Of Pli Returns iFn

UNIVERSITY O F ' ID A H b, of pi Moscow — "A n excellen t cxt ^ince

.v '- 'iM ’ - change-of.ldeaa.” Wilh th is com -m ent. D r . , J am es W. G m hrle , two

tV.r . • U n iv e rsity of. Idaho p laiit path- .qu 9logist, sum m ed u p his recen tly la i^

V concluded five-week v is it w ith o f pj.firwi.i ' - . research w orkers In E u ro p e .' • ers

T h e 't r ip took G u th rie to a rtfsls'■ ' • nu m b er'j)f countries -where • he yarh

visited w ith scientists, w orking of B fie ld s-o t-re sea rch -sim lla r..to jjls o r-t\

■f!'- ’■% own. A num ber of thesis sclent- vinu •"iiM Ists a re e ither In te re s ted . in o r Mac

-arealready-w orW ng-wltb-a-tecb- - nioue -fQr detecting bac te ria l

W B :- pathogens deVelopel by G uthrie < V S a t the University of Idaho .' ' The trip w as financed by the

Idoho .Bean Com m ission in co- A,tl n ^ m ~ ~ opt!ratl6n ffl tll iBtf UlilversiUy. ^

G uthrie left Moscow June 2G _ and flew to Europe via the p o la r

route. H is, f irs t m a jo r s top w as i i ^ ^ l th e research c e n te r fo r the Dp- • n

p artm en t o f - A grlcu ltu re—and u t . ' Plr.h.3ries of ScoUand. avra

While a t th e cen te r, G uthrie life, talked with D r. D ennis G raham , beai

S ^ 9 - . T h e _ _ S co i_ re sea rch e r_ rep o rt.^ _^.d that_he had isolated a s tra in of ana

B B B - H ato 'B U R ht ~ U ^ .a t~ a t^ l« 3 h e capi

b u r d o ? m o r a t t j r c k ^ ( r v a r l ^ e s m ercommonly g row n-in Idaho ...... w

I As G uthrie pointed out, th b Is iRct ------------- ------------------------------— the

I d a h o W H e a t - “ d* ^ .................. _ _ : 'I h t e

G r o w e r i - M e e t

S e t D e c . 5 s !77ie-'Idaho S tate W heat Giiaw-

e r s Association has released Ini- c ‘a ' HQ nf rp r« . tial p lans fo r its 1988 conven- sale BS 01 cere- uon, according to R alph B ltw r, G

, j J W orley, ISWGA presltfen t.' • nor r t l ^ - I d a h o - F a U a - w m - b » - th a - c ^ . a re

ife ty Club, vention site. B itte r said . S tate ver Br; M ^ h ty w heat grow ers w ill m ee t there w it d p g Club, Dec. 5 and 6, ' - • is r

a n d ^ M ^ - c fS ifm tfn of the ■■ convem ion ced iders L ittle com m ittee is Jack - Coles, L o^ Oat

. enzo. C om m ittee m em bers .are by« le Reedy, ju d Neeley, N ewdale, Donovan Ida ind - M r s . Jam es, Idaho F a lls , an d ^ r l abi leaders. Hoopes, R exburg. W ives of com- sor sking Club; m ittee m em bers w ill organize ch{ and—M-r-sr a-w om en's-program -for-the-con- le rs ; Slurp-' ventlonv - . SM rs. 'T o m - B itter noted th a t th e ISWGA sea

Floyd C ran . would also this w in te r be host- Gu ird B’Q uers ing the convention o f the Na- wa :iu b , M rs. tional A ssociation o f W h 'e a t i o r--------------- G ro w ers .-H e -sa ld tho national sg<

Im ps Home group is scheduled to m eet Jan . co w ith M rs. H • 15 a n d 16, a t the Down- *

de r; C am as tow ner In Boise. is t th W esley --------- . wh

4 fl-O u b s-A t- § r £ b f S C a r e y H a v i e

— G e t - T o g e t h e s i :

- CAREY^^------ Local—4-H -cluba

P , -<'g(jt-tegfe'ther recen tly a t th eI ^ V P U l ; C arey LDS cu ltu ra l hall. ,

1 M o sco w ^ v ^ g iv e n b y B?ll Hiintp » n . and Galo Stocking, Connie

G reen explained -W h a t 4-H Is /h e a t Grow- an d docs for m e ;” and J im 1 announced Eakin , B laine D ounw a g e n t , aho W heat" showed a film on Indian end 3 R alph Bit- A m erican exchange students.L, Presiden t. B arbara B aird show ed slides of to r lOCfl wlil her tr ip to Chicago w hich she ludging Dec. m ade la s t y e a r to th e Nntlonal ISWGA con- 4-H Club Congress.•ails. B itte r A rea lead ers Introduced In-

a re to bo elude M rs. G ail H anson, a r t; g a ll en tries M rs. Louis Sparks and M rs.0 F alls. B arney Sparks, • sew ing; M rs. M Us Idaho Ross Young, kn itting ; M rs. Don- itwcco—t-luc j id _ n n lrd ^h nm ft Im orovcm ent;

single and ^4rs. L arry P e le rson . 4-H D'tilld- wheat grow- e r 's Club; Vcrl Sim pson and B Judged on I,ow etl_M echam ,_; bc_^{—-TuH^ porsonallfj^ B nirtf'and Boyd Stocking, s'^'iep,

asm , Inic ll- nnd M rs. Leon P eck , food.. ..nd :e o f Idaho 's sewing. , l a

•ecelvo $250. to tho Na- R

of W h e a t Bn In Bolne R ■ 'Xju r runners- 8 ,Le..a. say ings 8 _ _____ I

= = |

1 W E E K L

FAUS I — W E /I; AGO I ' *

" § S h o w in g d a l ly h i g h 'a n d ought t» I te m p e ra tu re fo r 1 967 a n d Cl

rfc. ihUI.ah. I D a t o ,H l , L o

L'r laUoV""- I ' O c t 9 6 9 " - ' 3 'e u H K ;.m u .. I , — ^ : \ 7 4 \ 1 : : - 3 7

-« .*Itanu ' - Ir - >■ ! ! ■ . '■79-;.:,'.. 3 7 «"a'*|I«p*‘ ' t i " " ' 1 2 . , 9 7 , ' • ■ 3 6 r ’T - V I - , ~ 1 3 ~ - f i9 ~ 7 - 3 3«rt Hainifar ■ g , 1 4 ' 5 5 . ' . . /3 ( 3

I . I S .59>, 27 I . 19 6 7 M e t C T a . i

Irani* at «• \ IBauniy O a n .. g , .....................3 0 y e a r s . B v o n

I A V E R A Q E 'S O lk ^ E

la pravlda' | ' ' '

• I \I Burley-Rupe

' ID A H b, of parilcu l« r~ in terest.-fo f .Idaho bf s« Hent exT ^ince the M iin^ b ean 'i& te in g cludi il ls com - ^ w n dh -a -tria l-b asls ih 'o n e 'o r graii Gfithrle, tw o locailons ln the . s ta te ; • inch

m t path- -G u th rie .a lso stopped In Hoi- Gull recen tly la i^ ; “ One of th e chief concerns Wl

is i t vvith o f patholoplsts and p lan t b reed- GuU jro p e .' e rs in Holland is the . lack of gaai tl® ^o,.® resistance in . A m erlcair bean path vhere he varie ties to all o f thielr s tra in s uses

w ork tag of Bean Virus 1.' They have one Neei Or- 'O-Xls or-tw o additional s tra in s o f th is Kop< M sclent- v irus, one of w hich ihduces the ods :ed . in o r b lack ro t sym ptom ,’’ he said. . pro* K t S i n f * On Ju ly <. G u th rie 'f lew to , f ^ u S S e B udapest.' Hungary,- Two world iah o renown p lan t pathologists, D rs. p ’,"!

iuL Zoltan K lem ent and Zoltan KII- >6^

in % S' ' ' j u n i h a scientists, G u t h r i i ^ l n t e d 01 " 1 ^£ l ^ a r [hey ^ guH

r 'U ^ D ^ ~'Th~ey~fflatntaln~tha r a sclent- ;u re ~ a n d ist. m u st have Ume fo think, ,

aw ay from, the ru sh of modern ^ , , G uthrie life. D r. K lem ent toofc-m e-to-a. ^ G raham , beautiful m ountain a re a bn \h i

.re p o r te d Buda side of th e D anube .R iver .K s tra in of ‘an d showed m e w here B e“ ( ^ . . .

a c l« 3 i e ~ c a p a ~ fo ~ th ln ra M -w rite - l^ ^

r v a r l ^ e s m ented:------- ■— ^ ^ ^daho. - - , - W hile: in B udapest, G uthrie geec ut, th b Is iRctured bn bac te ria l d iseases a t mn^

• the institute fo r phytopatholo?l- h ■ X ca l research . The lecture , by sgs«

n e c e s s ity ^ a s -m a d e -th ro u g h -a ji ^ r In terpreter. A' ra th e r slow but

MeetHe also showed slides of the ggg.

U niverslty-of Idaho cam pus. In-_ cluding:Q ne.oC .'i V andaL football ®|5

e a t G iw - « ? " ' • n n ^ t f tU T p ic tu re m j» - leased lni- cia lly c rea ted g re a t Interest, he and ;8 conven- 'said. . . . ‘ in <iph B itter, G uthrie’s nex t stop w as the q Je n t.' • northern p a r t o f G erm any to the -.qu, i_ th«_con. a rea^oL .G o taoK ni_A t H ieU s!- taid. S tate v ers ity of . G o t t l ^ n , he ^ i t e d -ea n ea t there w ith D r. K. W . E . Rudolph, who

is now usingiChe serological.pro- .. convention cedures-fo r detectlnffThalo-bllght «js Ibles, L o^ pathogens in - beans developed m bers .are bv Guthrie a t the U niversity of , Donovan Idaho. G uthrie reported he was

an d E a rl ab le to provide Dr.. Rudolph w ith j j , , 'e s of co m -so m e of- th e m o re r e c e n t .- - 1 organize changes - a n d im provem ents, or-the-con- \i^ ich -w ere-g rea t1v-appreciatcd.

Still ano th e r E uropean- re- » he ISWGA sea rch e r w ho w as in terested In !r be host- G uthrie’s detection techniques — )f the; Na- w as D r. P a u l ’N eergaard , dlrec- ^ r W h e a t lo r oft D enm ark’s Institu te of I 10 national Seed-P atho logy-fo r-D evelop Ing I

m eet Jan . Countries. Ithe Down- “ D r.-N eergaard Is th e admin- I

Islrative d irec to r o f th e program I — whose purpose is to a ss is t devel- I ,,

A | . oping countries in itia te new te s t - 1^ ! T x X i r ~ ing procedures lo r tfig ^S tee tto irjC

t h e r SEED Gl~ 4-H -c lu b s ‘

Now ready for• CERTIFIED NUGAII• NON-.CERTIFIED N

S t e i i • c e r t i f ie d LlltHEI h^N B tlonal I • N N-CERTIFIEDHs r J?; • fall rye

and M rs. ■'vlng: M rs.

m -GtOBE-SI

■ ^ S s P ^EEKLY AGRICULl

WEATHER REPOy h ig h 'a n d lov / tom poraturos, prflclpifoDi >r 1967 an d current 1,760.1967 ‘.HI . Lo P recp . D ata .; 6 9 : ‘- * - . 3 8 - - ' ‘-' ■ 6 - '•■•Oct • 9 - ' ••‘7 ^ ' ; 7 “ - 3 7 ■- ^ . 1 0

7 a 3 7 o -__ .11.. .5 7 3 9 , . . , , ’. o 8 ' , ■ P i a , ’ :

I w .v : 3 1 " . ; 4 -. V . . ' l a , - ;B S ' • '■ • '3 0 ., ; ..... -O 1 4 .

■ s 9 ~ ” i ~ (0 . ! i 6 .........

r M e a fv i iB '. iB - ' v"*""; i § i ^

y a a r a . w o r a g o . p r f l c l p i t o t l p r i f o r . O c t o l

a e 'S O l k ^ E M P E R A T U R E 4 1 4 ” o n O

ley r Rupflrl t Jerome -j Hazellon -

Plant Patho

I . .. . .

iropedn Tour.fo f 'idahd of seed b o ra ',i^ 'U ib g en s;'^ l8 1 ,1sr belrig eludes a i r l r u e s « ^ s u c h -A thei ln 'o n e :o r g r a in a :a n d .- :v e g ^ b !e .s c ^ 'a n dta te ; - ■ Include b ean s , in d seed ,”*d In Hoi-•f concerns -While visiting in D enm ark, lant b reed -G u th rie dem onstrated -to Neer- le lack of g aard 'and h is sta ff th e b a c te r ia l . icaff . bean pathogen detection technique he • e ir s tra in s uses a t the U niversity .of^Waho./ have one N eergaard, told G uthrie ItTi? hislins o f th is Kope.lo incorporate these meUi-____hduces the ods In his w orld w ide testing he said. p rogram s. ; ^ . • .iT'-fTSJr-ta -F iM -a to p -in -b h -B u ro p e a a -,-----Tu;n ^ r i r t to u rw a s the F irs t International S X s Congress of P la h t Pathology zo ltan KII- tieW «n London. G u th r e pre- ? a l r w r sented a. paoer a t th is congress h C ° r S l 'descrlb lng^ 'h is deterU dn tech-

S ‘r t l a S ^ w S it^ a tte r id ln g the-Cbngress,-........i ie r e l a x ^ Guthrie re c e iv e l a te legram_______, . from the ' Idaho B ean Commls-

. sion, I ’he CortilHtsslomieeded-in--------0 think, fonriSiron about the ex ten t of

drought c o n d llio i5 T n a iS ~ B a l-" — ® katis. GutHtJe w as ab le to repo rt

from personal observations andfK m ^C bnlacts-w itb'-twoJJungafc____

!?f, f T jap acqua in tances th a t the niriA—

• . ■ , b u t ' the Balkans. T he need^ for '!t. G uthrie seed ' f o r ' n ex t y e a r’s -p la n tin g s—diseases a t n,av- be c ritica l. ....................topatholosi- He also a ttended a nu m b er of lecture, by sessions a l th e Congress Includ-

in g ^ o nes; = o n - p lant p a th o lo g y ., . . r slow b u t problems in * v e lo p in g coun-

•according groups of v iru ses a s path------ ------ ■ o g en s i-su rv lv a l-o f-b ao te rla l-d l-—

Ides of the scases. pathogenesis and path- cam pus. In- ogehlc v ariab ility o f b a c te r ia l . . daLfootball pnthnffena^^^hpst.reacUOns and c tu re specificity in b ac te ria l d is e a s e s . . Interest, he and epidem ic d iseases of p lan ts

. . i n d ry c lim ates, ip w as the Guthrie also attended two many to the -fourg during the congress. One / V t ^ e U ^ tf t_ th a-JJa tio n a l-y fig e tab le_ Re- . he ^ I t e d gearch S tation a t W ellesbourne, :udolph who W arwickshire, jlogical.pro- -W hile th ere I m e t w ith Drs. ^halo bllght M aade“Tind“ T ay lo r—w hcr-have—I ^developed been working on m ethods fo r the nlvereity of detection of one h a lo blight in -’ f J I u fected seed out o f a thousand, .udolph w ith j i j e i r |jnQi identification process o re recent includes th e serological, proce- provem ents, ju r e develooed a t the U niversityappreciated. o f-idnho;"-G uthrie reported .----------

M rs. Guthrie accom panied her n t e r w t^ in husband on the five-week trip .

techniques — —'aa rd , dlrcc-InsUtute of I TsdS-DAY-D eveloping ...ACCIDENT____ 1

I INSURANCE I <SO,000 Air — 125,000 Avta th e program I $15.00 far TaorI IDAHO STATI AUTOMOBILI ASSN. ate new te s t - 1 474 Main. 733^>aa6

EP 6 I U I M$r ready for fall plantingFIED NUGAIHES WHEAT lERTIFIED NUGAINES WHEAT FIED LUTHER BARLEY :ERTIFIED HUDSON BARLEY RYE

I B E ^ m O ^rwin roll. — - .......... - 733-1373____

I-

ilCULTURAL

REI>0RT~ -ro i, prB cIpitatlon a n d w eek ly m s a o §

1968 IO a t » HI L o P r a c p ; IO ct 9 : ■ee'~-.- 22' ' 0 ; ' I

■ 1 0 7 0 2 7 O , , I

. ^ ■ . ,„ - i i - . , ! . 7 i " ~ ' " 3 6 ■ ■ . ■ ■ a :

. s l a . , : . 6 7 -■-r- r f 'a -, . . ' l a , - . .•4 9 , . . " : ’ . 4 P O " . ' B

, . ; r i 4 , . ; S 7 ' ; .4 0 : ' I

' i i s .......... 8 0 - ' . ' a s - V . . 1 7 ' ' a

l o e s l y i a a n 4 7 ; e ^ |

Ipri f o r .p c t o b a r . 1^ . 7 6 " ; ; ■' |

IE f l l 4 ” o n O c l o b a r 1 6 1 * 4 8 * . ' v; ' |

i O l W U I i p E R f — " ~ r

•H azellon-Tw in Falls , r*

• 1 ^ . M IN ^T O ROSE SMC L E M St M aiiy. rb se .g rbw ers told BROV m e - th e ir 8prIng ',crop .of, rose trco b lo o m s 'w e re fine, bu t tow ard turn Ju ly ahd la te r th e sIm of blooms This 1 and nu m b er dccrcbscd. in spite w ilt (

- o f - feed lnp-jm d watering.:'.W h a t Leave ^ u s e s ro se s to behave th is dbvm.

_ w a y ? a i ^ :

's top a rose Paper from .b loom ing , so ,ru le th is.ou t. COI

• In m o st-c iases , lhe trouble is inflec- d ue to , thef ;rose midge. . a n in- b ranc

and;^in o r nea r^ th e Rrowing'point of po u ft

' a hew s h o o t. ' T he tiny m agpols leet i •which h a tc h a r e barely visible drenc

. to this unaJded eye. but they feed _ a n -thw cfevetQoing bud o r 'shogc line, t

erow th , c ausing lhe shoots to i t : -w ith e r : •; V ■■ ,11®'” °

N ew-biids s ta r t to ddvelop Snd Botry ^ h rsa m e 'th in p rh a o p e n s - to - lh e m r pollin

Thft p lan t becom M very bushv ed yt —M rlt^ 'n o ^ tem g -w itft-d ry -ieav es

CONTROL: Since th e Insect flowe o verw in ters ih th e ’ soil, it’s " a other good idea to d ust the ground sam e around each p lan t wilh Sevin oi; . Wh M ethexychlor,; before vou win-

-riei-l2ei.youpri»seB .-:A lso.--^aiext t^ < T f ib ring , aifter new growth gets billow s ta r te d , keep . young shoots U sua

— 8orayed“ W ith^Sevlni- methoxy- both ch lo r o r m alath ion . I t is Imoort- H y a n t th a t th e sc^l be well trea t- blani

^ ed Jn -o rd e rJ - tD ik U L th e .Ja rv a ,e p a ? ^ w hen th ey d ro p to the soil, a n d ‘ho

- also Wll th e ad i'lls when they smolj e m w g e ab o u t first of Ju n e FO

JT rea tm en t now will, p revent J f R trouble nex t year.- • .. ;<««>

■ ^ ^TRIM M ING - E VERG REEN S; bulbs •fs i t too la te to trim tnem now?No. T rim evergreens anytim e thft sh ea rs a r e sharp. Arbor*

— v ita e s -c a n -h a v e -th e ir-^ to p s-c u t .root_ b ack considerably-If thev a re too ta ll.: Also sp ruce and hem lock. i

• T hese can be sheared . If ceces- oKjy' s a ry . S oreading - and upHght b u lb

. Y ew s (T axus) can bar trim m ed . now , w ithout in jury. . ■------.N i« ly _ p X a jU a d _ H m T O s jis

should b e w atered wflll righ t u p *” S ' im til freeze se ts in . 'I f you-have 3

- ev erg reen s w hich have outgrow n “S®*; : th e ir usefulness, it miRht b e w'uii

sensible to c u t them down to w ort• g round level a nd p lan t new ones m ap ' n ^ r b y i E verg reens which a r e c a n ' . cu t down, do not have to h av e next “ th e ir ro o ts d u g up, since th ey - Ht ' dn n o t sp rln e up again a s do (1)• n o n ^verg reen s . of e

— -T 0 E L P H IN IU M -^ E E D S ;J f^ a s h o isave, seed s from suoerior del- b a d

- phlnium p la n ts , no reason whv (2)i you can ’t s t a r t your own p lan ts o r - i

fro m them ,xK eep seed cool ahd busi ; sow In boxeS .of sand; and Inpat. App 1 nex t M arch .'W, .A orll.\ Y ou’ll sucl 9 g e t b loom inc plants by la ic lbs.

^=CTAuirtlstror-cailvzSeptcm bfit;r=:i A dd -Delphinium- p lants a re h a rd y d rai

' n n d ' need no w in ter protcclioh.' 1,00 ■ • p g n o t m ulch.,. s t c y s ^

: a r e so ft a n d ro t, m ay. se t in. la ls ’ Low tem per& tures '.do not KiU siirf

1 delnhinium s. They a re m ore ra lr ’ likely to be killed by snow. Ice, jim i

" o r w ate r, o r d iseases such a s jom crow n-rot. If ’ vour p lants live th e

! fivo vears .'y o u V e lu'^ky. , ' • jy; T H E V A L U E ' OF WOODS jh S

, 1,' SOIL: D o e s .s o i l - f ^ m a ro tted deii s tu m p o r from tha floor o f a gnn w oods h av e anv value for houae p la n ts and g a rd e rs? -,oi.

You can ’t u se It " s tra ig h t” -on- i becau se It lacks body and nu- j„»j . trien ta , being llko ro tted saw- t»u1 : d u s t w hich no ono would u se S . J fo r poltinjt, u p _a house p lan t,

s tu m p and w obds soils a re rich * i In o rganic m a ile r, out lacK n ian t *

nu trien ts . However, there’s . no f f* '

:■ eAch^tand,iiieat.Bnd woods jw ll. jvand loam, you’d hnve some-

thing good. Vou'd want to u«o { your regular fertilizer to add I Bomo extra nutrients. •wai. Another, good use for stum p'''H n ’and woods so il is to Inoculate a ta tu m p ' In your- own backyard.- '.'Scatter ■ somo*:on top-'of the l>®* : atump. This cxlra charge of

fungi and bacteria helps to ido Mr '•ca y tho stump faster. -There's Be* f no reason whyi yoi\ can’ti scatter y o i 1- som o woods soll-on top of your pul ' -com post.p ilo .tr) enHchen It and w t

help It decay faster. arc[ Incidentally, fall’s a good t|W(

. i tlm o to m ix up a batch of pot- cd,

- KhawJ this winter when . the on ^.around’H froten solid. -------- als

i’rBMffi-?!- ’ ‘

■ 'V;.'i ' • de in an d .ror f a m p o M r la Mw

ROBi- ’SMOKE ' T R E E • T U R N .s 1 B ' \ i to ld BROWN: .W hat causies'a S m oke-■ •

rose trco (C b iin u s ) ' to ’ suddenly ■ ’ iward tu rn brown', In c e r ta in ; parts? ooms This tro u b le 'Is usuaUy d u e .to -a ■ " spite w ilt (F u sa rlu rh o r VorticiUium). H :

/.h a t Leaves w irter, i^ l l t j n d hang ■ _ this dbvm. Branches often , wilt Tast ■ '

and leaves turn yellow, then ■ fa d e -o u t- to -r e s e m b le -p a r e h e d j* -^

rose pap e r. . I M ...s out. CONTROL:. Destroy severely ■>le' is In flected-planish If 'o n ly a few ■ in In -b ra n c h e s a r e affceied, prune H

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I have 3 f«e t. I s la r t w ith ‘iwo strikes ■ . tgrown ag a in s t -me-: becau se -w h ere - I - j i t h e w o n t the bed there is a n e t * M - rtvn to w brk of roo ts from a nearby ■ w ones m ap le . P lease te ll us w hat w e ■ :H“ a re can~ d o ~ n o w ~ 8 o ~ w e ~ c a n ~ p la n tM - 3 h av e nex t sp rin g ." - ■e th ey - H e n r s w h a t I ’d do. th is fall: ■ a s do (1) D ig up tho a re a to a 'd e p th ■

of e igh t-Inches o r so. Any ro o ts | n- I f ^ a I......Ill III I liii|i|ii ll III! III III! | B>r del- b a c k from .the bed a s possible. M >n whv (2) S ca tte r in som e pea t m oss ■ p lan ts o r-co m p o s t" a t ra le of f . l v e H

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y la te Ibs. per 100 square f c e t . ' ^ ( 4 ; H l>»r. ■— /vrfrf-Tihn'nf—?S-~po»nrtA~nf~-thv-i^^B~

ha rd y d ra te d -o r ground lim estone p c r l H Icc llo h .'1,000 sq u a re -fce t. M-s te m s WalfA flit n f _lhfr ahflV i»_w «trr^M .. icTTnT la ls Into the sbil, leveling a h e W lot kill su rface . I f done now, th e -fa ll ■

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Big Sky C ontcrcncc football . Bi learns, especially to r M ontana ed i

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can a ssu re them selves a t least squj n sharci of the league liite by defeating W eber S tate Saturday night In the W ildcats' confer- ence opener. .

Montana, down onc in league (.gtf p lay without a victory, must take the m easu re of Idaho Statc ja y

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Future PlansLAS VEGAS. Nev. (A P) —

__ M aury W ills w as as elusive w ith Larh1^ w ords W e d n e ^ a y night will WhOn^agkM ^atwut h is^ fu W e m TIOI

six yea rs ago_when_he_stolo a iwo m ajo r league record 1(M bases, to

T h e . fiery shortstop w as pen prucked from the P ittsburgh Pi- c ra tes’ rostor b y the expansion Due M ontreal Expos a f te r he had an- Hor nounced he would re tire from tan baseball if he w as m ade avail- v ab le on the N a tiona l' League iis d ra ft list. on

Wills in L as Vegas for the yea — opening-of D ctroJt-T iger-p itcher Ori

Denny M cLain 's nightclub act; and preparing for his own ban- “ jo-playfng show next month, de­clined com m ent when asked if he would repo rt to M ontreal.

Olson Holds National- ^ Offense Lead

NEW YORK (AR) - The 1968 - - foolball_seiistin_ is_ .w eU _oiuJts

w ay to becom ing the m ost prodr uctive offensive y e a r In sm all college history.

In the prev ious h is to ry of .small college .>;tatistics n o ' two p layers e v e r 'h a v e accum ulated m ore lhan 1,40(1 ..irards in total

•offonKC-after-ohly f iv e ' gam es; ' ^ 0 p lay er ev e r has h ad m ore (_ p ia n 50 receptions a t th e sam e

_ stage and no p lay er e v e r h ad ' passed fo r 10 touchdowns In one

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-th is y e a r , - a l l - t h o s c achieve- - m ente have been accompJJshed.

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— h is ^ >erfo^mange-^n-o-l<M-32-vk^------to ry over; "North C entral lastweek, ......

M eanwhile. B nice Cerone of E m poria Stato jum ped from th ird lo firs t in p ass receivinR. according to NCAA sta(lsllc:STc- " leased T hursday , w ilh 55 cafch-CH.

Smith W on’t I P redict Any |M o r e P ro tes ts”"I MEXICO CITY (Al^) — Tom- H -~ r r f le Srtillh, who won the Olym- B pic 200 niolcr.s fnr (hi* United n Stiiic.'i nml ilien liciil up n i n bIiick-f]lovi;(^ hinul in p ro test nt ^ Ihu nw nrd ccrcniony. said iffin n u irsd iiy ho did mil know if

thcro would Iw olhor ,prolosl K^siurcs by black U;S, iilliloles.

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-S m ilh .,a niiliVu f)f;»San Jose, Culif,, and hninzo iiTI*'(ln>iNt .Inlin Carl(H cai'li wore tmr black glove, black ficurf und bliu-k Kocki.lij rccolvi) (iK'Ir-iuviirds. They t^xtcntlvd ibi-lr (ilnv«-d

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Sniilh cxpliilncif hi.-i jicllon.s this wny;

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<!^oach .Tim /iWonnoy hnd tho offunalvi) unit going over. |{iiiiti)

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tia State-Wel t Pivotal Ba Sky League

r«ss Saturday afiernoon in Pocatcllo groui non for to keep any tille hope alive. tal o football . Both M ontana clubs w ere rat- A n lon tana ed likely-lo succeed by prcsea- have

• (son prognoslicators. and both the Bobcats c o a c h e s dow ngraded Iheir than It least squads’ chances. all, 1iMirrTny Webcr.. JS fa r from untested, defer

however, and figures to be a a v e r com er- m ajo r obstacle toi every team Webi,_____looking fo r thc crown. The'W ild- P^>rtileague (.ots are umlefeaiecl a s they en- Wc

. m ust te r league action. Afler Salur- v a in10 Statc £jay Idaho State, Idaho cun’!_______ and Montana in o rd er. - thatn - - ^ ■ Iflnhft tr.nvrl.! tn n m il

a bout w ith Oregon Saturday in on I ^ an' in tersectional contest. The I js t

^ ____ squa^,_newly ae ria l minded un- the 1J - l i — 'der' coach_Y_CIM {-N re*erreaas z l "

the league in 'm o s t statistical 'o ii com pilations. Statc

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AP) — losing to M ontana S late 31-14. tnU rry _ K e ry c h u k _w as sidelined ihrei

m ght w ith a bad back when soph»'tu re in more J e r r y Dunne took the cbn- B i ^ e ^ trols to move~th~c~Bcrigals~ ifftO ««ai stole a two touchdowns an d -p ass them Scho I bases, to a th ird th a t w a s 'lo s t on a B®'*" J w as penalty. • . quarirgh Pi- Coach Ed C avanaugh figures hanc pansion Dunne (o s ta r t in the Bengal ^ had an- Honiecoinihg con test with Mon- Wim e from tan a . lione avail- •• M ontana m ay need to Iwlsfer He 1 League iis ae rja l a ttack if. it is to field ^ar,

an effective offense in this Ja for the yea r’s pass-m inded league. The ° the -p itcher O riz rlie i-lc ad -th e -co n feren c^ in

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,gue Chase=x a te llo ground gains but a r c la s t In io- H ive. . tal offense. ■:rc rat- And on defense, the B ruins H prcsea- have a llow ed’10 touchdowns by ■ d M th thc aeria l route, th ree more H 1 Iheir than the ir league cohorts. Over- H

all. M ontana is sccond in to ta l H ntcstcd. defense, allowing opponents an . H 3 be a average of 234 y a rd s per cam e. ■ y team W eber S ta te le ad s In th is dc- ■ le'Wild- partm cnt. ■hey en- W eber and M ontana S late ri- ■ • Salur- v a lry is strorig under any cir* . ■ i, Idaho cum stances and doubly so now H

tha t title hopes hang on the out* H Rnp for nm ^e t o r thc dcfgirainti chambi- " ■ irday in on Bobcat's. W eber won_in the H 51. The last Ogden tilt. 1965. bu t lost to ' ■ ded un- the Bobcats the nex t tw o yea rs . W rp~rtvis ~ T he~B ofr;at~ loSscs~have been _ ■

aiistical to form idable foes. San DFego “ S tate 34-22 and W est J e x a s 35- f ;

found a 20. But-_Webor,r ra ted seventh na- V,-' ■ d while lionally an iong sm a lle r coJJeses e 31-14. •n th e jjC A A , h as scored nearly Q idelined th rc d ^ Im e s a s m any , points a s a l

sopho^ the fou r c lubs it-has-conquered ; - ■ the C&n- " Ttfram ah a s ia ig m a strOHg ~ M als~ into a tlack M n —the—ru nn ing -o f—pjiul —H ss them Schafer, th c catch ing of Ron ' H st on a Bain and the razzlf-dazzle of H

. q u a rte rb ack D ennis' Erickson*i I figures handling of thc option. HBengal D efensively halfback Dean ■

th Mon- W inder lacks only one ihlerccp- ■ lion of tieing a .schQ pLrecord. . . . ■

l)0l<ircr He has av eraged one a gam e so ' ■ to field ^ar, five for the season. ■in this Idaho’s J e r ry H endren is an- ue. The o ther who is rew riting the rec- . r« n c^ in o rd -b o o k s-E H ch pass-he_snare&

the re s t o f th e season sets a ■muumiu record since he broke his own

t of fast season. H e has 52 so far, com pared w ith th e old m ark of 49. Q uarte rback Steve Olson

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itlle h e re quarterback , and burlyifultt>ftck iho S tale Tony Gabriel.- t ________ _ lS U _ h as ,only gained h a lf ®*a victory m uch yardage on tho ground a s

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.Other_bnckfieId s ta r te rs wIU •I Is home- bo fullback Joe C lark , ta ilback e t a b igger Cook and flanker C arlls

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MEXICO CITY (AP) U.S, Buena swimminp forccs .-iplashod lo a rych porfcct. rccorcl-smashin^ sla rl S p in i in tlte Olvttipics with iw o gold Kcn'^’ medals Thursday a fte r Willie if., sli Davenport won lhe 100-mclcr by nci hurdles and U.S. officials apolo. oac: Rl7.cd for n t ln c li A m erican ra- ouvcr cinl protest in an aw ard cc'rc- ly an m9ny. Viilan

The trio of golds gave thc and s United States n ine-for thc five- dies v

.. day-old Games. The U.S. also versia hns three silvers and /ivc and . bronzes for i total of 17. Stale

A q«arfc{ o! iccn-afic fifrJs is- nited what is cxpectcd lo hc |i|W cdn<

n n.irrf.w hut double record _vjc- hours, lory in thc •JOO-meter m edley rc* n>i(lc( lay. . • ' • • • ^u tt

____ Kayo Hall of Tacom a. Wash., 'v«rnc— C atie -B all^ f .JacBonvillc, Flar; f^iglu

Ellie Daniels of E lk in s-• Park, nieasi P a., nnd Sue Pederson of Sacra- "I i niento. Calif., com plcicd ihc a re e

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-- -In ternalional-O lym pic Commit-. . lee and thc Mexican Organizing r p i Committee Thursday for what it X J called the d iscW nesy displayed by two of ils alhlctc.s in an | | . Olympic v ictory cercmony " I Wednesday. _

•• “ In a veiled Ihrca t. lhc com- I |- i • m itte e ^ lso \varned~niiit it would -■••■•J

not stand for a repetition 'o f a 'd isp lay .such as th n i 'b y sprint- Tj„rj, crs Tom m ie Smith and John

•. Carlos. S .Thc two niblcles, nfler finish-

Ing first aw l third, respectively, , . in lh c 200 m eter race, slood-on . , lhe viclory podium with gloved , han d s uprfl].scd in a black power _ .sniulc nnd with eyes fixed on the ground during lhe playing of •

- -the S lar Spangled Danner.E v erc lt Bnrne.';, ncllng cxocii-

- — ttvc-dlrC T R rrT 3rilii“ u;.‘) r c o n vm itlce, cnm c oul of n five-hour Oi m eeting of thc U.S. Olympic Dort Com m ittee, wilh his eyes damp scor from emotion nnd issued a mcr stalem eni. plon

The sinlcm cnt said no formal Pnri nctlon would ho lakcn against U. Smith nnd Carlos at this lime T re ' hilt indicnted thni disciplinary in

• m easures would be tnlicn If |)rai Ihere Is n repetition. loiul

"Thnt is Ihu m essage wc wnnt yen lo gel ac ro ss," n a m e s said.“ We worded the slutcm ent In ^ such n w ay Ihat we hope lhal V j * we will be able lo solve the silii-

-------nTltTn-pcncrfuHyr-l-aTn-goinjtHiul T=1Immediniely to tnlk wilh Pnytnn A -i Jo rdan , iho hi.'a<l irack coach.”

Tho sintem ent said “ the com- \ L....... m ittpc doen-nof h<‘licv«> that ihiK ” 1

Im m nturo hehavinr by the twn g’• m em bers of the U..S. lenm wnr-

ran ts nny form al action nl this j,, , lim e. I,,,

" I f fiirlher Invrsiigntlon over „f subscqiieni events do not hi'ur Ihis mu, Ihp enlire m ailer wlll be rrevnliin li'd ," -j'

Tho .Kiateinenl wilil Ihnt Ihc rom iiillleo 'rej-ardeil llie bt?hav- inr ■>[ lhe nihleles nl ihis lime ,, fts (in IscpIfiK-tl iitcWntl, (I Mtld ,,f that ii ‘‘repetlllon of su fh nn In- ,,,,

"H ile iil wiii be viowctl ns a will- fill /H sregard of Olyniple prlni:l- ,,,|, p i " . " Di.l

n»!i'

, , Allitude Has;^ Cil used . No ta' Kcal Protests d...

M i;xIC O CITY (A P) —AftiT ',,1, fivo (lays of record-sltiilKnlng y <nni|>cllil(in in MexU'o Ciiy'it ],,, )'/V<ill<’ nllilude, Jii^l nbout the |,(i niiisi serious i)i'oblt'n\ fni:etl by ,„i. Ihe (llyiii|ilc mcilicnl hinff so far lu)f< buen a Hiisslnn nthlule wlio nie a iiieliin, hKIo and ali, f|,ii

Doctor .liiiio Kamos, d liec lo r wn nf the Olyni|ilc Atlili'ili'N Stn- the

• dlmn ■Medfntl C rn iP r,' " ’I T hursday that In spile of all the fo i liiiU idxiul Ihe nltlliidi^'prnbleni, enl Ihe M<'?ilt'o OlyniplcN su fnr hnvo shfiwn no iiiea le r irasuaHy y riiii^ anion); nlliletes Ihnn tlie ’ llill't or llllil) g ]

“ The miiln iiroblein here," he ^ Kiilil, "K Dial the foreinn nIh- / li'les nre eallnit too inncli. 'I'hi-V »iei;tn III be loo fond 'of Mexican lood. .Some of ilieni, liioi the l'>

urtt luil »;w‘d lo tw r /’ri kln<l of fru it." ■ K»'

llnm os reiilnrked ihat nfier nnn of Ihe monl exhiiiiH||n|| ex| r v rn tn ,' fhi*- •2f)-kHort»elep wnlii, foi iheie w i'ro only four conij)eiliorn mii wild hnd lo be tnken Into the iv- Vn rovcry room . Thoy nil recovered Inr AlMinlnneoiinly, ho nnld wllhoul otl reqitlrinn nny nid In nddlllmi 'i Id. Ihu filnndar<l irealnieni wl which Im Ihe inbillalhm of oxy- rm Hen nnd ori>l ntlniinlBlraliiiji of trl Ulucobc. Ill)

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vimmers Bej t, Davenporl

U.S. Buena P ark , Calif., SleVc- Rc- the li: lo a rych of Patcr.son;' N .J.;- M ark both s sla rl Spitz of Snnta C lara, C alif., and T |,e gold K c n ^ a ls h of Ponte Vcdr.i, Cal- cclips<

Willie if., shfiticred lhc •‘world rccord 3 :33.2 Tielcr by nearly a full sccond. , 3;32.'5.ipolo- Back a l O lympic S tadium , ijcsi n ra- Duvcnptjrt of Soulhcrn U nivcrsi- Larry ccrc- ly and runner-up E rv Hall o f jf._ \vi

V illanova acccplcd th c ir gold u .'s . i e thc and silver m edals for the bur- a mcc

five- dies w ith n9 'trace of th e contro- go-kilc also versial protest T om m ie • Sm ilh n e r < five and John Carlos of San Jose Germ

Stale staged a fte r th c ir 1-3 fin- K iss c rjs i<j, ish in tbe 200-mcter dash , he a |W edncsday..night.

d_vic- hours, Ihc U.S. O lym pic Coin- tim ed cy rc^ n>i(tcc apologized for tbe cftn- third-• • . duct of Smith and C arlos and i,eon Vash. w arned tha t any s im ila r a c t j^m , !

F la - m ight-rbring-iitern-Hliseiplinar-y- — Park,’ m easures. , ^^m psacra- "I am em b arra ssed ; a ll of us vvon 1 lhc a rc em b arra ssed ," sa id E v e re tt m cda 5—the B arnes, acting" executive d irec- divisi listed lor of lhe com m iitce. “ Il m akes mc;_____ our-coun try -lo o k iik c ith ird cv il;" s ia ’dn(T T ^tr—Thc— jiwiiit itiurs,------howe ver; T m rn .d. the m ade Ibe Uniicd S ta tes look cv- triple relay cry b it as powerful a s had been Sanc}

Joiible expccted. •• •• leap 1The g irls’ titne of 4:28.3 broke Nel

3rn of the Olympic na rk of 4:33.9 and look

T H £ T t

l i t - G am e T o n ig h t— TV*• Twin- Falls- B ru ins w ill'

host thc H ighland R am s u t ' nly -V ^ —S -p .n ir-lo d a y -a t-B w jn -5 Ja -— J | ; < 5 / dium.• Twin Falls c a r r ie s an 0-4 T .__ I C U Soulherii Idaho Confcrcncc- J L l l

■ rccord againsi lh e Ratns - Tlic who a re 3-0. MIingmit- twoto lhc ......................................................mi so fasmmit-. . ------------titlor

Srs Three Shareiplaycd • - r ^ 1

cmony Opemng Lead L w i

I" LAS VEGAS, N ev. (A P) — glov<sprint. Defending cham pion Ja c k Nick- pcri<

‘ laus, big Bill Collins and Dale bofo:f „ i I Douglass knocked four .strokes rio r

n off P:'r G7s T hu rsd ay to Tok;the lead In Ibo firs t round C)'

, “I of tbe $100,000 S ah a ra Invilu- cian tional Golf Toiirnam ent. . J^ur

xed on “ P laying In -dc ligh tfu l-w ca lher ivine of *>1 ll'f-' 7,I()9-yard. p a r 3()-.15—71 r. Pnrnd[sc Valley C ountry Cluh, . 1 cxecii- H'c td o baiUUcmicnl_XDUUil5_Dt *'1 „

T"Com- ■3-P33=^7.ve-hnur One .stroke back w ere Ju lius )lympic Doros and K erm it Zurley. with ? dam p scores of 08. and a for- j,|,n |iucd a m cr Arizona iin ia leu r chum- ..-i-i,.

pkm. youiig- priifcssional Joc formal P o rte r of .Scotlsdiilc’, 32-!!t>—(iH',

against U.S. Oi)0ii chantp lun l.ee is lime Trevino finished w ilh 70 |„ '[iIplinary in the hcnviiy pci))uintc‘d 70- lUen if bracket, whili; Billy .Casper, -ji

leading mimey winiivr f»ir the i.- i,, vc want year, shot :!li-3f)-7l.

'p'lim'l Conrad Says S ’pS HijVTlTrongh- E e With Cards

.ST. I.ODIS (A P) - V elcran f,",., ,m wnr- d u ik e r Hobliy Joe Conrad saitl .i,,,,,

al this „ iiewsiia|MT Inlervievv Kiday he is *'fe<l nj)" and nltiicd miisl of his dh p len so ie at Coach

'. C harley W inner of the Sl. Louis 1,, ,Cardinals. . ‘“J

........... Tlie .SI, lo u ii Ptr.l-niKpalch.1. !, cm irn d wuh embil- . .

Ill uv- ,,,^,,,1 |„,vinj; mi.sM-d ivlni! the caren- |)iiss-,ri'H vlng mark

, " of at least one n-cc])l(<ni In IH '* !'■ consec.utive gam es. f<i a w ll- ^,,,1,1,1 (be 111• P 'Inc l- ,„ | , | 'k —lu 'ld 1)V ( i r e e n lliiy% H oti hi

:)ulsori — In 'lu s t w eek’s ijame aagainsi ('li'vclnnd In which liie 11 Ciirtlinals won 27-2L

i l U ' In till' inti’rvii'w Conrail said. li--------- ... ,!i| Ij. uiiv lu im a i-L t i l i _ JJ

face it, hliii:i‘,he (C oach W inni'r) phas hi'en b i'ie , I haven 't ilniu' wanvihlnr,," • ' «>

I “ M aybe I’m wiislicd ii)) and cS I S don’t krmw il, bu t I ihink the |>

difficullv Is p arlly a jicrMimiliiy

KUimlng '’'winr'il'r wns i|ii li'd a s saving JJI Ciiy'it ],,, (iiiiii'i wiinl lo liei Into a con-boul the iniveriiV over p re sn tl di-velop- ' I ’lacetl by |,h.|,h ,ff so far Contnil ;tal<^ b h rnihiio to ■liile wlio jm iirl, IhiU.on'ti record In-II. fluenci'd lifm In nmnnmeini; ihls sn:d liec lo r wtiiild be Ills final lieaHim wllhh'N Hla- the (.'(U'Ultml.n_______ ...r,‘ i,iii(f "T /ic iu‘w:i|)nptT nti(fd Ihnt Iif all the Conrad Imd m ade sim ila r Indl- In)loblem, callonii hisl Docenilx’r,

V a n d a ls lin B e s t '"'I S h ap e In W eek s I CUI

hill' iiilil MOSCOW. Idnlu) (A P) “ Tlie■ -1 li-v irn iv o n llv of ldalu> foolbali Iln Mexican l»llko lhc I" wci'ks. Thiirsitiiy Wrappeit np i‘dI /jri'pan iliuns fo r Saitinlay'H all

• iinme aiialnut Ortsgon a l HuKone. wn at nfler Coach Y C M cN onw said In- lefl haiiHiiiiii expeclii Jim i ’riiriia ll. oul fot; 11 1 rr wnik, four - w culcu-wllll u liatiiHlrlnu . npeiliorH m iisrlo pull, lo p lay behind l(ol>0 tho IV- Yming wilh Ron IJiivIh rlimain- I ccovered Ing In tbn Hlnrllng lineup iii.th tt Mu

wllhoul other running hack Hp<u, njiinddllloii 'right end (ior<lon DitW annl, vie

roatnieiil wlui hasn’t playctl n fler a pre- we1 of oxy- m-asiin injury, w ill m ako Iho (<n ralliiji of Irip, McNi^nio ».«ld, biil jii'ob- iln

iilily w on't play. Gn

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Begin Gold; 3ort Takes H♦. R c- th e lis ted world rccorxl o f -4;30 G iu sep M ark both at by U.S. team s. the brg.. and T h e m en ’s ' lim e o f 3.31.7 c sta tilr . Cal- c c lip sc d fhe OJympio m ark of P ^ . '"cc c eord 3 :33.2 and thc world standard ' f y n g .

3 :32.5. , Art \d iu m . • B e s id es Davenport and H all, ish ed f v c r s i- L arry Y oung of San P edro, Cal- ceed ed “11 p f if ., w a s .the on ly 'm em ber of the

s o ld U .S . track and field leam lo w in Hunj : a m ed a l. He finished ih ird In the and P ontro- 50-k ilom cter w alk, behind win- sta g ed Sm ith n e r C hristoph Hohne o f E:isl bam m

J o se G e rm an y ond runner-up A nlel gar ian •3 fin- K is s o f H ungary. ‘ record

In , w inn in g lh e h u rd le s , D av - c s . c n port lied the O lym pic m ark of K lin

C om - t im ed in 13.4, the sa m e a s O lym f r cbn- th ird -p lace Eddy Ottoz of Ita ly . Zsivol; s and Leon C olem an of W inslon-Sa* round, r a c i i2 ,n , N .C ., w as fourW in 13.6. m ark

—In— nie—lilTeSI—wclglnltrilne —Twoc o m p clitio n , thc Sov iet Union an d E

o f u s vvon both lhc g o ld 'a n d s ilv er O lym f ■vcrctt m ed a l.^ in jT ic lig h t.h e a v y w c ig h t ev en ts d ire c- d iv is io n . m arkm a k e s M ean w h ile , back_at_O Jyropic J e a p .c Icvil;" s ia d iu m . all three m ed a lis ts fore N

ok c v - tr ip le ju m p w ilh R uss ia 's V ictor 200-mi i b een S a n cy e v taking thc go ld on a Bari

•• le a p o f 5 7 rbci,'3J in ch es; recor( broke N elso n P rudencio o f B razil a p

.9 and look the s ilver w ilh 50-8 and chopp ------------------------ :— ------------------------------------- end ol

o r f ‘

■ L n ^ ( O M I ' ^ u s s i‘W ^ TWrdr

m u U B? Tun• m oud

■____________________________ m cda.stretc

h^New-Gloves—-Reduce-Cuts—

M is

cn c c . In Olympics T y u s,ia tn s * m inul

M EXICO CITY (A P ) - Only lene two fighter.'? have su ffered c u ts ca n g

....... -so far in O lym pic boxing com p e- Ror----------- titIon.-In-ihe-1964 G am es-in -T ok- S ta te, yo . 46 fighters su ffered cu ts . , E lizalC / ' S o bow com e thc b ig d iffer- can 1

' c n c c? lh c 41feloves,” an sw ered D r. -heat

- '< * U L ew is B lonsic in , sen ior m ed ica l Lee o ffice r 10 thc A inatetir Intern a- team

p | - ___ tional R oxint; A ssociation T h urs- w ho Id a y . “ T h e new W est G orm an o f 44

\ p ) _ g lo v e b ein g used h ere .is far su - the I < N ick- p erior to anything w e'v e used W edr d D a le b e fore—and cerraln ly far supe- rnn n s tro k es rior lo lhe glove u scd in the place ;day tn T ok yo G am es .” a lsoI round D r. B lonsic in , a London phy.si- in 4.'i

In viln - c ian nnd f<ir I.T y e a rs an am a- Ait leu r boxer in h is youth , h as lon g (aret

v c a ih e r intt-rcslod In Ihe deve lop - ppcie(! T i _ 7 i a t a “ pn eu m alic" g lo v e . Well;j ' r i n h i" ‘he testin g s ta g e draw,.n ,u In B r ita ln ^ - fo r - iicvorflr v c ara ia s lu iiuui_Di. T ,o;vr-ln it“ li.s got on e m a jo r B chn

, ,, draw b ack ," ho said o f the a ir- a dc J u liu s Ijoxing g love . - dar

y . w ith - y /p „ sifitnb le m a le^ f*"’* b lad d er for il," he exp la in ed , chum - ..j ijp prnblem hns Iw en w ith tbe

",1 v a lv e , ll leaks a ir w llh tho X | punch, bul it’has grea t ixissib ili- ^ ^ t ie s . We use ii only in Iralning » -« -

. J . E n gland, Its nnl a c cc p le d for | - | ' actu a l con lesls ,"

C asp er, 'j i,,. now West G erm an g lo v e for the Is best liecausu of the .sofinoss of

the Ica iher used tn Its conslrtic- lion . Its Inner filling of sp on ge IK

i / C rubber, and its few er se a m s, ho Ulnli 7 ” sa id , gum

I Dr. n ion slc in said U .S, box in g lo 31 I l d * ! ! ' j;lovi's m'i’ii*i“ tip 'ii) "thf m ia lt ty i»^i,y

5 5 of the now glove being used I'ont ' h ere ,. Ids 1

5 "'J'/io fcalh<'r lit ffir Ain<’rlcHftg love.'* hu exp la in ed , “ is too t j

V e tera n imi'd, and ii has lon m any car -ad sa iil .||,,n„rt, It’s the s e a m s , you jiow w Kiday w hich cause m ost of Ihe niiti

t .oacii iii(.h l-oun cc g lo v es aro used m ile .1, Louis ll, ,i„ , b ly m p lc s , an 1

K yes R ecord '"i:lg m ark l-I l.l-U — M yrl .Schriicdor wvii111 111 ll’f nl'I' tler is .s(;h(f(tiil('<l '{o shool U'l"'

•. f o r '101) m ile s per huur. uii..' 'hoIll'll the Ills iw ln eyllnd or rai'lng raciiy ’ < Hori hiiiiwm olillii .Saturday iilgb l to s'I. i!anie a l Ihe I'lreblrd KiiciHvav hi nge hich Ihe H olse. j|

.W ilh sm nll. rubber wliei-ln | |,e ia il sa id . Instead nf hkls, S ch o red o in 's (w oa i - L t U i -J ij j la i ih J l 'jiiaillLwilUiL-CUUiO:-------- reiW iiiiii'r) ped eiisenlla lly a s It w as la si n't ilinu' w inter whon 'ho w on liio

cmi'n c la ss cliam plonstiip nf u)> and (!l)!bl-slalo WeMern Snow nio-

hliik the liile A ssoclallnn. ,l„n rMimilliy ................................... .......nin.............

, ."Mi l. H ig h la n d S op h s‘ii;;.;,::;:: T rim T .F . 12-1 0 .-ih iio to H ighland's uiidefea led sopho- iibll (lid In- m o res cashed In Ibe .only iw o , |.' e in g ih ls scorin g chiuii'o!! Ih ey had T hiirs- ,|i.n son w llll *I''V nlghl In h ea lin g T w in I 'a lls the

l2 -'in. ..................... ............ .... - ........ rrvc d Ih n t l l l / lh h m l 1:11} Iih lom'hilownH j,r« liar Indl- In Iho second and Ihird igiiarlors rm i

and Ils ih'fonsivo un il hold Iho |i,„ — Itrulns six lim es Inside Iho 20- jiini k o f yard iln<\ nndL t t l 'i-|,ri.|. lin ips T w in r-'alls hnd ^ f v lr t i fii'^l dow ns in sid e . Iho III iml L l i n cm ild ii’l .Ncoro un lll P aul Clark ’ ) —T h e snen ked In from Ibn ono - fmil

foo lb a li llfio nfler n I’i-ynrd n m by Rich--- :nl sliiip o lird Kornh. Roi>ert W iirnor kick - 1' ippeit np otL line of ihii four f ie ld 'g o n l r in iltirdnv'H a lle m p ls , Onu of Hie n l le m p is |,y H ugone. w a s btociied wilh lliree nilniiloH sa id lie left nnd nnoihi’r w ilh Just ovor (j.j oul foi; n in lm ile tn filny stra y e d le fl . j.j)

ain a lr liiu . ' • -Hind Uol) MATCH HI'IT ”

rhm nin- NKW YORK (A P ) — Iliislnr ip n i .th e M alh ls o f (Iriinil Raj)iils, M leh.M, and (ieorKO Cliiivtilii of Clliuulii, |)oW ann l, v ie liir s on a Sept, 211 hea*:^ I T a pre- w eight en n l In M ndison Siiiiaro ' lak o the (inrtleii. worn ninlclii'd T l i i i r f i - i V m l jirob- liny ftir, n J'i-roiind hum In ih e l

Gnrdc'K (J/t i'VidHy iilKiil,’ J^'c,

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old Medal I f is Hurdles]if-4:30 Giuseppe G entile of Ita ly won

.. lhc b r« iu c w ith 5G-6. Gentile h a d ,3 31.7 estab lished a world and Olym-' !

i r k 'o f Pl rccord of 5G-l'/i in the qual-j I indard ify 'fg .round, j

Art W alker of Los Angeles fin -,Hall, ishcil fourth with 5G-2, which cx-| 1

J Cal* cecded his A m erican record by > - i l tho 1=10 win H ungary’s Gyulia Zsivolzky In the and Rom auld Klim of Russia

J win- staged a s tirrin g b a tlle - in the,; Eiisl h am m er ihrow before thc Hun-,

Anlel g arian won w ith an Olympic I • - ' rccord heave of 240 feet, 8 inch-- •

, Dav- cs.la rk of Klim took lhc silver m edal nl1—w a» 540-*—Bol+M ilhleiei;—br«k<>-4hc. --------ne as O lym pic m ark of 238-2 set by,' Italy. Zsivolsky in. the prelim inary lon-Sa* round. Klim held lhe old G aniis 13.6. m ark of 228-9'/^.[Titfilnp —TR'ir’Ainurluutis. 'R.ilphrBostDTT

Union and B a rb a ra FcrrefI, sm ashed silver O lym pic reco rds in qualifying

■weight events.— B o slo n -b ro k e -h ts -o w n -------m ark in tbe long jum p wilh a

llyinpic Jeap.of--27-fcct,-I}4-inche.s,-bo- -------idallsts fore M iss F erre ll, from. Los Afi-Uin-jh& ge1fl.li— sh atte red the women’s -------Victor 200-meior rccord twice.

1 on a B a rb a ra , f irs t broke thereco rd w ith a 22.9-second run in:

Brazil a p re lim in ary beat, then -8 and chopped a n o th e r lenth of a scc----------- ond off in th e sem ifinals./ f / C M arg a re t Bailcs of Eugene,

O re., finished th ird in M iss-Fer­re ll’s sem ifinal h ea l in 22.9.

M iloslava Rcznova of Czecho- A < | / Slovakia won (h e h ig h ju m p a t 5 ^ I feet, 11% inches w ith two otheri\A 1 ^Russians__ taking sccond a nd

W — ^ rd :^ — • - ............ ................T u n is ia 's M oham m ed Gam*

moudi w o n 'th c 5,000 m clcr gold______ m edal, fighting off a home

stre tch burst by N aftali Teniu of K ipcbogc Kcino of Kenya.

2 -Tem U r~w bo-w on-tbe—first-go ldm edal of thc G am es-on Sunday

a in ibc 10,000 m elcrs, finishedt s ----- th ird-bchind-K cino__ ;__________ ______

M iss F erre ll, a silver m edalist _ in the 100-meler behind Wyomia S T yus, ■ sm ashed the • 200-m ark

m inuies a f te r A ustralia’s Rae-— Only lene Boyle m alched the Ameri- ed cu ts can g ir l’s 22.9.compe* Ron F reem an , an Arizona -in-Tok- S ta te UnlvcrsUy“ .‘>[MCdstcr from uts. . E lizabelh, N .J .. led the Ameri-

diffcr* can Irio inlo thc sem ifinals ot Ihe 400-mCter dash, winning his

•cd Dr. -heat in 45.3 seconds, m edical Lee Evans, a San Jose State interna- te am m alc of Snnth and Carlos 1I Thurs* who has a pending world_re_cprdl ___IGorman of 44 flat in ihe 400, d iscarded; -I

fa r su- the b lack socks he’d worn ini I /c used W ednesday ’s- first round .an d | 1 ir supe- rnn n 45.S bea t—good for sccond I

in the place. L arry Jam es of Villanova also posted a second p lace finish

in physi* in 4.'i.7.tn am n- A m erican freesty le ' w resllcrs | has long (ared he lle r than bnd been cx*l develops p eriod , wllh ligbtweigbt W aync, ; Rlove. Well.s o f Houston earning a I lg stage d raw w ilh Russi.a’s^Znrbeg Ber- I I ' VCflra iashvIllIiind-bnnU im w pighl-John — j

m ajo r Behm of Lansing, Mich., Inking the air- a decision frorn Pnkislnn’s Sar-

d a r M obnm m cd In first round sifitnble m atches.:plaliied. '__w ith tbe

S’snli'ir. 4 liomjjson pled for Hits 300 MPH I

On Salt Flats “:onslr»ic- , .r sponge IIONNI-VILI.E SALT I'LAr.S,Mims, ho U tah (A P) — M ickey Thtm ipsoa'

gunned his b'ord Auioliie .Special >, boxing lo 3110 m iles per hour on a sli|>- , • -q tia lttr p r r y c n i rmg-^l-hursdayi-ilifn-twfct- — - ng used poned unlll Ihe week of Ocl. 2H

his nssiiuli.on-iho--'World‘!r^iH'ed' , re»;(Jr«) for wbeel-ilrJven , I .

“ is trio 'I'jitj gllnicning blue nnd;Rold* ■ It many ca r had run perfectly In sh ak l- |H ■ ns, you jlown cru ises since Sunday. iWillH ! sl of Hie riilti M onday dum ped ^ I 's ' l jM <

enoiigli w ater on the sail’s III-* iro used m ile i.lraigblaw ay to prevoiiil

an a ilem pt on the m ark of 41)!)I""......... m .p.h, by Hob and Bill .Sum- '

rd It Rppenn'il imliUely. tbe iraekjll jiriieiler wviild be rendy i>y laie Snlurday| . a shttdl U'in'ii TJ(o»iip,vo;i hinJ lit viu-iiii' J uur. uii..' 'ho salt for a week of hol-rtKi I rni'Ing racing, So he' on lored his crew •

' iilgbl lo ship lhe ca r baek lo Ills gnr- wny In ni’.e In Long lieaeb. Cnllf,

ll<! .p lans lo rt'io rn Ocl. 2H, whei-l.s Ihen try for Ihe r<!Cord a day ur

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0 Iho 20- Ills back, while Thompson smiled nnd shook hniids,

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S to i2:30 P.M . SUMMARY

NEW YORK (A P) --A 7slec 'py stock m arket rallied -late this nfternoon on news (hat thc Unlt-

, cd States has offered a new , p n c k a ^ peace 'p roposal.'includ-

ing a- halt to thc bombing of I N orth Vfclnam.

Until mld-scsslon, the in a rk c t clung lo a sm all.gain in greatly reduccd. Jradjng from . Thurs-

• day’s "pcacc ra lly ." Then buy­ing interests was sparked by the news. - - : -

Gains outnurribered looses by about 200 . issues on Ihc New York Stock Exchange. T ile Dow. Jones industrial average ra n up about 5 points from a fractional gain earlier. •

AMK Corn, paced thc list on^ - a c l iv i iy ^ rm n g - i i - i rm iO r i_____ .

Among o ther very active is­sues, Seeburg, Montgomery W ard .and C hrysler rose about 2

— points—ciich—while M agnavox, G rea t W estern. F inancial and Ogden Corp. gained a point o r

— s o . ________ _____ ____________. Among the Jes.? active stocks,

— Alcoa and General E lectric rose about 2 eacb. IBM 8. United Air

------- L ia cs’f-A ir ic ric n n C nn a n dnational Telephona -about point* aprece.

G eneral M otors bolstered the averages with an advance of

- • . . about ]}/i. Ford added a frac ­tion.

Steels rem ained unaffected by the new peace move report, los­ing fractions. Aerospace defense issues w ere mixed, G eneral Dy­nam ics dropping more than a point while Boeing rose nearly a point. • .

Prices-w cre-Tnostly-higher-on the A m erican Stock Exchange.

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MARY MARKETS AT A GLANCE- A .slccpjr —NEW YORK (A P) - M arkets d la te th is a t 'a glancc: a t thc Unit- Slocks ^ H i e h c r in ta irly ac- red a new tive trading?>s'al.'includ- Cotlon—L o w er.' ' bombing of CHICAGO:

Wheui— frregutar; light Iradc. the m a rk e t Corn—Lower; liquidation. ~r 1 in g rea tly Oats—M ixed; light trade.- am . Thurs- Soybeans—Lower; liquidation.

Then buy- Butchers hogs — 25-50 lowcr; rked by the rece ip ts 5,000; top 19.75,

-. S Jau g h tcr-s ieers-.s tead y ;_ i-c - i looses by ce ip ts 5,000; top 30.50. in th cN ewe. Tile Dow. i;iccisp" i.b:i . j j ' j i i - « *•age ra n up ' I-' K’4

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i 'II 11 ...: Wtirlil nllRnr Nn, S clnse.l 0 !i!i 51?- lilR'i'i' 2 lower, Snlej 3,IM 4;j.} 47H - contrncts,C’Ji. _U _Jan_i;2.10._Mar-.X4U2 .JulVl l «■( i 2,fi2r.’i3, Sep/.2.C1, Nnv 2,liH. Maril >, U2,H1. , ■4. 41 Vi S-Nomlni,1; R-A«kctl; Z-m.in im " SOVIKTS MOVE SIIIP.S,’i ...Vk-'H _If)TAfJBUL._-Ti(rhey. ,(AP) -” I ••• Another iinll of (Iiu .'iovlot niaek3tt 1 3iit T pnHBcd througU tlioe: I ?« f Turklsfj A(r/iiM cn m i le to flioi i?li 1 Mcaitorrniicaii Thiirf|<lny. ruln-11 jiJ - ioK tlMJ.number lo 13 In the pantj;i 7 H tiny*. '_____________ .

l i t ' ! Twill Falls

ket And Fi

• s ' , ■ ' , . '

I Financial1 , 2 p . m . Livestock..... 9tl.l»4-4.3B••••• OMAHA •

j i m t i ; " o m a h a - ( a p -)— ( u s d a ) - c<Cattle 1^200. feeders 500, calves d

»;« Jl . . . . . 25. not enough slaughter steers C 'f'.i and heifers on offer for a m ar-MH !S« strong to 25 cents aB8H H‘i - V, h igher; bulls steady ; utility and s is^ conim ercial cows 17.00; utility44U 4<il ...!? cows 17.25-.50; canner and cul- b

” ii cows 15.00-16.00 cu tte r nnd tl 464- z H Utility cows I6.25-.50; utJHty, 1, 33H ij ‘7 U com m ercial and good bulls 21.00- i* 4mI 47 I « 22.00; cu tte r and low utility bulls a

- i w - - +S W-50-21.00. ... ....... _ _ 5ilili 1 Ij “ “BS 10,000; barrow s ahd g ilts b JJS MH - S 25-50 lowcr; 1-3 195-240 Ib.s 17.75-

' •25.- so w s'w eak to 25 Jower; e 40^ 41H I II 1-3 29(M0o lbs 16.50-17,00. 163 fl' . .. --------- I1?? DENVER cW4 D E N V E R (A P-U SD A ) — 6

~s3u~M ‘ ’ + y ^ lau ah tp r rartln ?.‘i- no.calves n r t i7>s 1:14...:! feeders.- Sheep 25nTO gTTioncr t !JH sji; * Not enough sold to te s t prices. \

» f | j o ' i 7 * ' .CH IC A G O«ft 4V Zi<i C H I C A G O 'O T - ^ t J S D A T ^ ■JS . M J ^ _ s Hogs 5,000; butchers 25 to -« 0 \

- t l « low cr;_ lr2 ...so rtcd _ 2 0 5 -.?2 0 _ lb j1414 34'i'. - butchcrs 18.75-29.25; 2-3 190-230 1

>bs 18.25-18.75; 2-4 250-280 lbs v5o'‘ ?«'• I K n:2^17.75VW280;350"lb~5” ie.75; 1«<: 4?.: * i'i 17.25; ]-3 300-400 )b sows 16.5ft-

S -I'MKi;' 2-3 bM-bUil lbs lb.lK>-lii,bl). ~6- t i * ' s C attle 5,000; calves none;

35«; 35?i + ii s laugh ter stee rs steady; prim e:!i* 55, ' i ' t * 1.225-1,375 lb s l a u g h te r 's t e e r s -4‘vi « '? 4- >! yield g rade 3 and 4 30.0l>-30.50:« ,/ ^ m ixed high choice and p rim e •4?‘i 4 v: 1.100-1.350 lbs 28.50-30.00; choicc r4oi;4 «osi - s 1,100-1,325 lbs yield grade 2 to 4 p jiw ij +‘h 28.00-28.75; good 25.50-27,00 :lim . p411J 4< ', - I', fled supply mfxcd high choicg ,

^ and prime'SSO-l.OOO lb slaugh ter c 3TJ t H heifers 26.75-27:00; cholco 825-1.- "« S * ' i 000 Ibs yield g rade 2 to 4 25.75- r

\i 26.75; gqod 23.50-24.75'; com m er- , «•: 64 • -f >i cial cows 16.50-17.50; u tility n.'- '

' fSi‘ 7 ic 25-18.25. i4:71 50 t S h e e p ,100; wooled s laugh ter j58W J»!4 + lam bs steady: choice and prim e -lu -V* “ ^ 90-105 lb wooled slaughter lam bs -

iT 26.50-27.25; good and cholc« 25.- ,

«:i4 UK + ijj CATTLE FUTURES \ *;}) - T h e follow lnR -quo tatlons-arc i

»!« *"k provided by E . W .’ M cRobcrts ‘ 7 ? “ nti Co.. Twin F alls. .

i” v4 ieS'‘ t ii . High Low Close ‘jW. 34Vi-V. October ...S2S.00-527.00 527.92

1 D ecem b er . 26,82 26,62 .26.82 ‘ F eb ru ary . 2.-).90 25.72' 25.87 ;

S i)-* !? “ April .......... 25.60 25.47 25.60 ‘« ‘ riii Ju n e ■ ......-25 .52“ -25.42 25.5214V, IS'/, 4- \\ ■ --------------------- —

JJ « li : , l i M u t u a l F u n d s ,45 45'/, - ^ NcKm 'P r lc e s {« ’• 6?,4 l" v Bid AskedJi« im Af/jJiated Fund 9.75 10,54 ,

-e!; - s !r t - - !v C om m onw ealth . .- .-24 .04 -26 .26 1Mi JJh - H Com pel Cap ............ 10,50 11.91 j

, 11K iJW - Vy Dow Theory ............ 8.82 9.53 1"■• S E ato n and H oward . 18,14 19.70 (

" 3 : > I i 7 s - 4 'E n te rp r ls t r .......... ■. ; '. n ;39 -12 .44 1'l i '‘ F idelity T rend . . . . 32.15 34.94 11H4 3 . ‘ K eystone D-4 .......... 10.35 11.24 1e r «s - 4 K eystone K -l .......... 9.70 10.59 1

K eystone K-2 .......... 7.75 8.464M 4:54 t > Key.'jtono S-2 .......... 12,78 13.94 >

_5J« j4 + 17 Kev.<itono S-3 .......... 9,96 10.87 ■4 iii KcvstoiiD S-4 ■.V...-.'-7,3t)— 7.97 .

_Jf _ r ^ - l s PoJari,9 ........................ C.13 6,71W ^ ^ n / r i n s ' I n v e s t . . . . erri— JTSl '♦I 4 i« « ” .’: M anhattan ................ 11.11 12.13« u M ass Inv G row th . . 13,05 14.20 61I 1 t \ : M ass Inv T ru st . . . 17.6D J9.32 4 r ir« ,c +»{ National Grow th . . 12.13' 13.25 I ii N ational Stock . . . . 10.27 11.22 f

J6t jf9»l - *! Pu tnam Equities . . . 16.10 17.68 i■<# 4i« 4- M Technology ............ .' 10,71 11,67 S

oci.t.dp r...m i Valuo Lino lnc . . . 7.13 7.81 ExcnANan Vnfuo Lino Sp .9lt . 10.71 11.73 Am.rkin .liock ---------------- ----------- ''

‘ s j j P o t a t o e s , O n i o n s 1“ 1*/ + IDAHO FALLS JiU 3 / *■ '• IDAHO FALI-S, Idaho ( A P ) - •jj 6 ....; F-.SMNR for Ocl. 17—All sales I 2^ ; f ■■■;: f o b shipping point nnd deliver- ’

m l 3«4 vtl sale.s tihlpping point basis.— g Q tn tP c a _ ln _ ^D P CL. VaHov. -

I j ^ t i i i o - j li Twin Fnlls and Durley D ratricts: , u s i7|, -) V. offerings lim ited, dem and fulrly , 4«ii 4Dli ” cslaWIsh ,I6J4 M'4 V 'ii a m arket'. .IIS t ‘ I Onions In wcstnrn Idaho and ' «j? 7 44* M n»ic»r Cownty, Ore.. nflorinun

u ...... light, dem and m oderate, m arke tiJik* iii t il ol’fu t Hleady; 50 Ih, sackn No. 1 ' , n Jj'} - (i yollow .nwcel .spunlsb 3 in nnd ,

li !!! ? ' la rg e r 1.40-1.50; 2-3 in 1.10-1,30 ‘ 5•^ Ml V I4 m ostly 1.15-1.25; whites 3 In and ,

Jl.. ’ If Inrger 2,00-2.15: l»4-3 In nnd Inr- ‘- iS'ij 3U; ^ t'i ge r 2.00-2,25 m ostly 2.16-2,26. {

jji CHICAGO "BlJ os V 'ii CniQAOO (A P) -* (USDA) ^ iiiit m 7 li nrrlvnls 20; on Irtlck ,II Sli 4 ll <12; Itital U.S. ahlpincBt3''^2lB: ,

(1* n! t l* ' dem and Hght; 31/ 33! - markcit alm ut Htcady: cnrlot ‘II! snles: North D akota round 1 il! n l 7 l{ '■(•rfs 2.M-2,fl.1; WlicortsJn. round ^

- M- .6' ' t >1 reds 2.20; W isconsin'rusBcl Ilur- ,ji 'j 331 ------------ — -------- J

v'j «*i ~ }f FUTURES Ifi.t» pie.Muti followliifl quotations a re ,-------- provided by Z . W. M cnoborls ,,

and Co,. Twin Follri. ‘jLl I«*lno P 4 ]|itM t f»)-j5oino»IJo , y 'J 'i ' Clone ,

10 clinc.l Nnvem bor ..52.75 |2.72 52.73 Jw Micnr BO.I M arch . . . . . . 3.1S 3,10 3,11 ’w sugar (ipol ............ ^ ^

R rtnsed ' fl M ay ............ 3.08 lOfl ' 3.U1 ^S n lri 1 n « M»h® P o U lo e . fSalPf. 3 ,n a „ „ y ............ „

• 2 .4 U 2 ^ .J u l____I ' ' _____ ilnv2,(iH. M ar SPO T METALa t. . ^ n , . ; n e w YORK (A P )-S p o t non- fl

ikcti; Z-ni(l, ferrous m etal pricen Frltl^^y^ r copper 4J-42'/i cen ls ft pound, I

E RIIIP.S C onnecticut Valley; lead 13 cen l a *7 ^ i3 ‘/ i

.Soviet n laek cento a p b u n d r 'E f llfS tr LouU: " througli tho tin 51,'40 a pound. Now .York. route to flio nolfj |38,2A p e r troy ounce, New irfi<lny. raid- York; iillver $1,85 per troy nnnce i3 In the pant Now York; quicksilver 5539,00 E

nom inal po r fJaak, Now York, n ■■■"■ , — ................. ...... — ll

1 Falls Markets , },7,: r.zj: !‘z;zzz7. ^

. . . , U ; . . . j u j A* .....................•,H ^

............... l . , « i o , . t . . l , i

............... H « y y B9««' il

;ock GrainsA • . CHICAGO (A P ) - Thc m ajor n— (USDA) — com m odities shared a common ni rs 500, calves decline of 1 cen t a bushel on the u lughter stee rs Chicago B oard of T rad e loday. cl ! r for a m ar- T rad e w as fairly, active and 4( ng to 25 cents a ll segm ents w ere noted on both it ly; utility and sides. 0

17.00; utility Some e a r ly selling of soy- aner and cul- beans w as a ttr ibu ted to a rcpfcrt d DO cu tte r and tha t Red China had sold Jap an n 5-.50; utJHty, 125,000 tons of soybeans. Jap an c lod bulls 21.00- is a good b iiyer bf U.S. soybeans n IW utility bulls and th is p ricc w as reportedly ti

------ . 5<?.cen{s u n d e r c o m p arab lo _ as . g,rows and g ilts beans.5-240 lb.s 17.75- At thc close w heat w as % low* j

to 25 Jower; e r to J4 higher, D ecem ber n iO-17,00. 1.25»/4; corn w as >4 to % lower. -

D ecem ber 1.06%; oats w ere un- * ER changed to Yt higher, Decem ber rP-U S D A ) — 66 cents: rye w as Vi-lower to % j, ■;_na.calvefLftt higher._D ecem hor riT O gs noncr b c an s^e rc -V (rtd ^ l4 -lo w er;-N o - ^ ;o te s t p rices, vem ber 2.^1. . . i

iGO • ---------- CHICAGO-GRAIN____-— a-=r^USD'AT== ^F nC A -G O -T 7^P )= W hcarN 5-2 ° \c ts 25 to «0 yellow hard 1.31'^ n ; No 2 soft „ d_205-.220_.lb red_l.'24'/i_n._Corn_No 2 yellow ? 15; 2-3 190-230 1.02>A n. Oats No 2 extra h 'c a ^

calves none; GRAIN RANGE "steady; prim e CHICAGO ( A P ) - ' ,,u g h te r ' .<itccrs_________ pj-cy ‘1 4 30.00-30.50; High L qw Close 'c lose' J:c and p rim e •..'Bfheal . S0-30.00; choicc 1.253^ 1.24i/« 1.25y.-1.251/. ^^ Sradc 2 0 4 M ar 1.31U 1.30]/. 1.31% 1.3lG ^

'Vh" i c e S r - ‘ -’ “y * ! ; « J

!7 V °rn n ,m ’ f Icom m er- . ^ a r 1.11V».1,11^t11«-1,12-® f, ,50. u tility 17- 1.11^ U l i . n a f 1.12 V

lied d a u g h te r « 7 l . l k I ' . n l l l . S j ‘

S h " ? i’. ' S ‘ >»y. Vmd choice 25- a Z .66 .65 .66 ,6G j

M ar .6 6 ^ .66 ' .66% .6655 V

JTU RES S u S ^r M c R S 'r " — “7 tS 8 Tclll/.^ -;

" 'in w Dec I .iS 1.15 1.10 1.15%

■ S j s i ‘ i 'K ! • ! % j-i^vs '25.72 25.87 ' J lf .S ' - ' M ' 25.17 25.60 ®e>> ------ ------‘ H 'A •

“ Over the Counter ! If unds ,

Bid Asked i: i i ' » '* - • \— J H l Albertson'.^ . . . . 16.37J5 17.25 i

Equity O H ^ tt it .18i25-----19 ,25- 1. ..1 0 .9 0 11.91 F irs t SCO C o rp . M.OO 35.00 1V ,? *5 ,?'S? Flrat Sec Invc.it 6.6214 7.00d . 18.14 19.70 G arre tt F re ig h t 37.00 38.00 1~ rd0K rP ow orp fd -60 :0«— e iO O - !. - - 32.15 34.91 In te rm tn Ga.s . , 11.C214 -12,1214■ - >“.35 11,24 Lll, G em Silver 1,90 2 ,u K I■■- H 9 ' “ .s ; M orrison - Knud 26,50 27,00■-- .5-*° R ogers Bros . . ; 26,25 27,25 ■, . . 12,78 15,94 siW cr S ta r Qns ,59 .7H••--,-5.55 J ! ' ! 2 S ierra Llfo . . . . -3,50. 4,25; ; ; J J J J ’ l L ite 8,1214- 8,50- ■

;. n il K2i’ Butter and Eggs ]. . 17.6D 19.32 CHICAGO (A P) - Chicago . . 12.13 13.25 M ercantile Exchange —• Duttcr

. . . 10.27 11.22 steady ; wholenalc buying prlccs I. . I6.ID 17.68 unchanged: 93 score AA G7'X; c

,..'10,71 11,67 92 A 6 7 ^ ; 90 B 68a,i; 89 C COW. a

'! io.'7i i i ' . n ~ ~ '

W ilu am so ii ' H its P r e s e n t ;

Idaho ( A P ) - , , \

, t”n 7 d ''d c i im . C ^ o m m i s s i o n j

W illiamson. Democratic oandidat4>4<>r-Twln Fnlls rnunty. ,v

V [ u h ‘, com m issioner, sta led F r i d a y t“ ’" t he is in com plete agree- I:

.s to c&laWish f,,j running m ate.t,i„» « ..j Von N obeker, in pledging to the f

b ,e t l Z , ■’“ I’''’ 1="™'“ . carefu l cJrniV m f f S ^ouncy monev, and s

?L.. 1 L, car.i to lake th ree men to Scat- r 1 I. i n in w asteful. t

l i 1 I . n ': i Mr. W llllamaon went on to Roy f / ■! iV ^ '*® foelR the holding of a rv ‘5 pu»>|jc .of/Jco aJiould alwiiy.^ be Iy 2.18-2,26. V •■serious-iniflt," and Ihftl- n H

offico ho lder one should nlwuys 1 _ nrcrvA \ conduct h im self flj>d Iho nffnirs in . «« 4p««i, In a m anner .so tl

th a t few quc.4llons involving <1 Jmnnrf ‘" ‘cg rltv could bo ralscdo X - r f f i : unJoratnnd ." »ald Mr. I'

W llllnmnon. " th a t building the li ihn i^ in r n n Z county Judicial building wns n ^ u iK .i I n r ncco .«ary nnd legal, but wfion r

.ihO_cOHn!y_co_riimlflalnners nctcd n an th e ir nwn general conTriu^orflT

rpc m lnua bida, they should be Htipcr "Hinin'finn. cHUtlous lo nvol(j Ony critlci.im “ ^ M SnliflH S concern ing their actions or ron- -V M cnoborts , ,„ c . TI.0 question al«o ar<«ea ' iBiM* Commlnslon Chairman n

lS w CIo«b L oughm lller h iring his own \\M 77 « 71 b ro lh e r to provldo th e dirt fJH ''3 0 a n ^ o r tlw now Judicial building." ‘ i.3 30 3 30 iwen3 00 ' 3 fli done *■ cheaply aa poa;ilblo, hut

atoea ' ' *vor know, especial-

»«•■« '( S r ^ s 'S c r L ; ; ; ; ' . r " c o ? J S f

-------- r " i S “nWn7S?VaSfSfP.WP>—Spot non- and m oney. Regardless of the •Icea F ^lday^ posilb le w aste of monoy, tho n is ft pound, loss o f ronpect for government

lead 13 cen t should never be tolerated."irk! zmc W /i ------------------------ -- .m t s i r Louis; — — ^

'y Bridge Winners>er troy oimce I 'h " Tw in F alls unit Duplicate silver 5539,00 Dridgo cJub m et Tlnirnday cvo* Now York, ning n t tho nik« chib with seven

■ - tab les for m nslerpoliit piny.N orlh And soulh winners wore

l a M rs. L. R. Dunkei) and Mrs. A.I J . ' M eekn, first: Mrs. H. M,

■ —' P ro c to r a n d Mra. C. J . StrniiDim> — W8?o“atfc6rid;‘ W ri; M ,'V .' (SoK

'.{7 « • o . sum , fwrd,......................... E aa t and west whinora Incliule......................... M r, nnd Mra. John F . Miller,tfic B urley, Ural; Dr. antj Mrfl. H.

nu rg e ss . second, and M rs. W- j . King- and D. D. Mcehl. (hiril. .

ial Reportny f B u s in e ss , iiVIirror

» ^ By JO H N CUNNIFF[ U S A P Business Analyst

NEW YORK (A P) — Do you— Thc m ajor rem em ber how d a n le d ' thc

ed a common neighbors-w ere when you rolled I bushel on the up to th c house In your new T rad e loday. chrom e - shlnv automobile, its ly, active and 400 horses res tra in ed but ready, noted on both im In terior a s sum ptuous as an

old-fashioned parlor?!lllng of soy- w in t to rellvii that thrill? Tct tcd to a report d ay you do it w ith a tractor, '. ad sold Jap an perhaps one of th e 14 horsepow- i ybcans. Jap an c r Jobs w ith a ttached lawn U.S. soybeans m ower and snow thrower, elec- :

^as reportedly trie s ta rting , four speeds;, solid mp.arablo U.S. s(ate^radjo,_chrorne hubcaps . ...

. ^ , In suburtila. two ca rs fail lol •at w as low. j ^ y to have the im pact of Just ?r, D ecem ber ono b ic new c a r a few years % to % lower, ngo, jn jQgi 17 p^r cent of oals_w cre un- A m erican fam ilies owned two

her. Decem ber cars: now. lt.s 32 p e r cent, too' lower to % higj, fo r snobberyi

—Tho—U actoc—Instead—ls _ lh c / , en -N o- ifljng to rou3c~lIf<r5nvy~of-yonr

neighbors, to use up th a t leisure r-uATM constructively . and. inci-

MA-T den tttlly rto ge t tjie work done."W e-call it the m an toy," said

4 n . No 2 Mft a ,.;pokesman fo r InternationalH arvester, one-of-thC-biggesLof

J , . c the n early 50 com panies lhal3C ^ns25oJ_>^ m ake.la \ffl_crncto rs of one -size , o r another. "M any buyers don’t_ iL ----------------- nppd fh p n r <hpv PQutd gCC bvriKti-i? ' w ith som elhing s m ^ c r . ” •

. Studying the w arran ty tags' _ tha t com e back to Ihe factory.

r-i.;;- ‘he IH m an finds, the averageClosc close pu rchaser -Is a 512.000-a-year

1/ t 1RV 1 new owning i4 a c re or more. U 1 'iwo-homc/9 owners, pertiaps w ith a vacation« ; r « ; 9 home in the country: • • Yf ; ,n ? ? Another m arketing m an, from% 1.38% 1.3834 Deere & Co., c laim s his outfit • brought out Its blgge.^t lawn

i.ut>‘A 1.071^ trac to r a t 14 h.p. as something , fo r ipo tels-and instUutlons.."But1.1134 1.12 w e .c a n 't stop homeowners from

% buying (hem ,” he said.V* 1.18'4 Not th a t any m anufacturer

1.18>/ 1.18»4 would t r y to stop them . They couldn't. D em and goes up cach

. .66 .66 y ear, and som ething like 300,000 .66% .6655 m iglit 'b e so ld 'Tn 'iS ta r ta w n s

% .66% ,66*4 som eday>, m ight .be thc mosj mechanized real e.state In

— .64*/ .64'7jA A rnerica, aside from " federalhighways.

1.16 1.15?4 One m anufac tu re r estim ates % 1.183S 1.17% th a l n early th ree million riding IA I .W /2 1.18% m ow ers and y a rd trac tq rs now Y* 1-183^ cruise suburban lawns. Make— 1.19 1.19^ tha t figure .25 million If you

' —______ _ j;oiint thC-old m achines, the low

CounterSD •t. appnjximatc- Aiid ju st as On the highway, t iflitrdfujff biijj. there’.? a real horsepower battle ^ commu,loS; oul on the lawn For a while the

Bid Asked Industry seem ed to sta ll a t a top 36,37U 1725 range of 14 h^P. Then this month 18:25->— 19 25— onii_m anttIacfu.rcr^announced_a34.00 35.00 15 h.p. job.

6 62'/i 7 00 Will others now be content37.00 38.00 with th e ir 14 horses? Likely not, 60:00— 04 00— fo r-c a c h -y c a r , m arketing stud- 11.62V4 - 12.1214 Show, people trade up to big-1.90 2 .U U Ecr m odels:

26.50 27.00 --------------------------

3 vi Y o u llis S tir-

^d_Eggs I n B u ffa lojnge - Duttcr BUFFALO, H. Y;- (AP) -5 buying prlccs Rock anti bottle-throwing gangs 59*'®„^A G7'/^: of youths pelted police cars, ?4 :89C C 0 '/i. .smashed windows and looted ■ — several business ploce.s early to­

day fn th is c ity ’s predom inantlyiG rk ’s-i Nci^ro E nst Side,l O V X l Two m ultlple-alarm fires

broke o«t.C om m issioner Robert B.

Howard said ono fire on thc • „ E ast .Side, which caused S150.000

S l O l l dnm age, w as s tnrted by v an ­dals.

1. Dem ocratic Polico said a sccond fire, n-Fa llaXounty. .whlcli_cjiused , *125.000 dam age ttlcd F r i d a y to a. W est SItIFclur«117-wn>r-Bcr )mplcic agree- by hurg lors. . running m ate. Thc disturbances carricd over pledging to thc from Thursday , when hundreds ounty. carefu l of yoimg Negroes left their [y money, and sclinofs (0 partic ipate tn fl rally he uso of three cnilcd by com edian Dick flrcn.o- c men to Scat- ry o r to nltend the funcrni of a

tccn-a/jcd Nffgro who wna «hoI went on lo say fntnlly by nn unidentified moto-

} holding of a rh t a f te r ihlrd-narty prcsid^n- uld alway.i be lJ«l cnndjdnlo George C. Wal- " and Ihat' n Incn cnm paigned hero Oct. 4. should nlwuya The youth died Mondny,

and tho nffnirs G regory 1« a write-in prosl- n m anner .so dentlal cnndldntc of tho Free-

Ions Involving dom nnd Peace parly . , luld bo raised. Some people w ere reported In- :and," yald Mr. 'u rcd during the dfsturlmnces, t building tho hut nono seriously, nl building wns ’nllco mndo nl least 10 ar- gal, but wlien chnrg«s of mol/cloii.i Isalonurs nctcd m isrhlof, resisting a rrest, dlnor- FalcmirrliclorflT dprly-xnndnct ond-posMaBlon of ihould 1)0 super alfllon p roperty ._______________I any criticism _ U o A l . ADVERTISEMENTSrm fllln”flr<KM OIMMfbtiNDItD VIHIICt.K

I'Uho wlll loii m on Chairman nubiio mictlnn nt an .m ,. Ont, no m

Ing his own tlio Ktmn or r<tutm Tlliirlci lllfltmny ie lh e dirt iJH 'T " i ' r 7 ' ‘'i»V ,‘/nor“ lol building." ' liiipounded vahlcl*. 'y hnvo iwcn r>«Mrtment ofla poa;ilblo, but 'know, especial- cnmmii>i<m«r•e novor collcd ,J>V; »"■ »■ « . »II o r conduct — ~ r n l innniii laitin i^ ~ iT---- 1.,CQntlOfiDS« In v-f'm ,n.»nw-- „ -1- ^county nrrnTrs i J V n ■ u i r __ardless of tho T E R)f monoy, thonr government '-m -m m - r a j * m' WOODi^inners f o r V o u r H r ,p l i i c .

* r , W « “ NOW AVAILABLEihib wllh sevenpolitt play. C lean , B u tn i G raat.I winners wnr#m nnd Mra. A. Y ou p ick u p o r w e .

Mrs. H. M, ' \C, J . Sirniiglm Dallvor.a; M ,'V .' (SoK ----------7 ' , ------------------------ r-hird,

Reasonable Pricesind,”1nna^l!^r;!! P h o n e 733*3062D. D. M fchl. and 7 3 3 '‘3 g a i

S u c c e s s f iAnalyst

“ “ . E I n v e s t i n jIn your newjtomobile. hs B y R O G E R E . S P E ^cd but ready.iptuous as an Q — i have s ta rted a modest,! r? portfolio lo w ard T C tlrc tn en t'In !iat thrillTTO : 13 y ears . W hat advice do you 1 th a tractor, n a w on Je rv is ^;ortiT,'McDon-,l 14 horsepow. nell D ouglas. M cLean Indus-1:

tached lawn tries ,'O pen '-R oad Cam pers and,'< thrower, e lec -Z u rn Industries? ' k would alsol speed*;, solid like suggestions foiVfulurc pur-j:

5 hubcaps . . . . chases. — F. H. ' tI c a rs fail to^ A — Y o iT h 'a '^ a n interesting ; m pact of Just list which..5hould rem ain in tact.' a few y ears Careful followup Is a "m iist’’ pcr ccnt of since your holdings have a def-

> owned t w o ______________________________p e r cent, too' ^

D e m o S p e a lts -Ip th a t leisure / \ c

W i p r o g r e s s

’?„^Si™ i'!IniVitf^'alIsthC-biggesLof ___m panics tha l D a rre ll M anning, candidate •s of one -size for Congress, w as in Twin Falls ' buyers don’t F rlday fo r-g ro u n d b rcak in g cerc- could rec by

'^ r a n ty tags paigning in the Twin F alls a rea J the factory, and said , "T he City of Twin . the average Ftjlls and the-M agic Valiev can 512.000-a-year take a g rea t deal of pride in e re or m ore, the new Bonk of Idaho building, ire 'two-home "T h is Is' a fu rther indication ilh a vacation of th e progressive atlitude of ry: • the T w in falls area .".,ng m an, from "T h c new bank Is another for- ims his outfit w ard s tep In developing the blgge.'a lawn com m unity and the sta le . The as something new bank, the new w ater sys-

lUutlons.r"But tc ra ._ n e w __dQwntoiyn_dcvelop-ebwners from m ents and of m ajo r dimension said. the new collcge and civic audl-m nnufacturcr torium artd. o ther new s ta rls arc ) them . They sources of expanding community goes up cach p ride and faith Jn the fu ture Ig like 300,OM of our sta te ."

• iM S rU w n s = ^ r a n n j r o u d ; ‘'-M rrM a n n In g be the mosJ said, " to have worked as a s ta te

estate In legisla to r w llh .local farm ers to from federal help c rea te a n d " ^ s ? lcglslatlon

th a t enables communities to rer estim ates build and develop ’’ million riding “ i w as able In m y four term s tra c tq rs now in th e s la te legislature lo secure awns. Make the passage of m any bills tha t

1, tk used tod&y to develop■ S . r moi? ™ L Stale.!L M r, .M.anjilne .contjn-

h S n - “"*■ ^ ' l “ l pride 16 me ' Is >lie role I Played In securingj l j j l r passage of legislation ou-r a T h r i l i e com m unity colleges in

anlnunSid a F f Way is . the direct’’ result ^annqunced_a of_jeg,siaiion I sponsorcd.ln .lhe

L . 1963 session of tho legislatures-> L(kelv S “ “ ‘horlzing new branches of our

ct.iHl ‘0 enter and con-radc uS to £ to the-econom ic growth

up 10 uig and developm ent of Idaho com-______ m unlties, such ns Twin F alls. I

am pleased to be here lo sco C # - I ‘hQt legislation bear fruit In tho “ H r o f a. new; and expanded

banking facility for Magic Val- ------- Icyj-'-M r. M anning-concluded.- -

t U ' h a n t n e s I i l a[iredomlnandy I

“ s t o r e s l i k e 2ic r Robert B.

p o u r s l i e a5S “ t n , ' i S (andsavesUkecrazy)ir«:li7-wn!r-Bcr •:----------------------- --------- -— --------

1 carricd over hen hundreds 5s left theirate tn fl ra lly /,1 Dick flrcf-o-B funcrni of a [ 'vho wna »hot Icntlflcd moto- - [ 'irty presiden- | iorge C. Wal- fJhero Oct. 4. ........ ............. _ L '

■nday, 'vrite-ln prosi- j ^ M kof tho Free- n y . ,c reported In-

ar- ,

dlnor- -posMSBlon of

>iiD vKincc.K

»irtment of .]ropij)miiat

O D '’•p ip e*

f “ O i i r b e t t e r l i,

:Prices

w J I . ■

^ g g ' F ridqy , O c to b e r 18. 1.963 T

c e s s f u l - - ,

e s t i n g :E R E . S P E A R

rted a modest rlftitc spoculallvc flavor, rc tlretnent Inj Zurn. m entioned h e rC 'S e v e ra l-

advice do you tim es, offers d ire c t p artlc ipa tioa . CorpT 'M cDoh-,in the growth pred icted fo r pol- • IcLcan Indus-1 lution control. Upon com pletion

Cam pers an d ,o f pending m ergers, Z u rn ’s sales ' h would also will bo In tha 5100 mllUon-dol- loi^fulurc pur- la r - a - y ea r c lass.

I Jerv is Co. jiro d u ces au to and an Interesting avionic com ponents and through” " rem ain Intact, acquisition of H arm on - Kardon Is "a "m ust” m anufactures hl-fi and electron'^'

g s have a def- ic equipm ent.---------------------- Open Road C am pers, a new

Issue In A u g u s t , h a s since 1 doubled in price. W ith 09 le tu p .

p e a l t s -

^ sue continues to have appeal.l ^ r C S S In line w ith Its group* McDon-

^ nell ‘DougTas turned In a ' d l ^ [’■ F £1 1 I c appointing m ark e t p erfo rm ance.‘ A rebound In earn ings coupledng.— candidate w itllJam M W e b ro k e ro w hm fo,. i In Twin Falls r 'PO rts should sp ark a fSSU r^- Jbreaking cenH Eqnce o M j v e s ^ . jn tc re s t.IV Bank of 7do- McLean, o p c ra lo r-o f-a -w o rld --

LLllLlJl i jjM |Wlrlp lrnllnri;hlp freigh t SCrvlCC.■win F alls a rea r?PO«cd a 26 per cen t n s e - in

City of Twin m onths earn ings and a slm-*-- iRlc Valiev can .al of pride in Interesting pu rchase a t th is , Idaho building. F a ra h Mfg. Co.. fabrlca-ther Indication exienslve Ime o f m en 's ,ve a tlitude of hoys’ pants, je p d r te d a 51 cn " per ccnt gain In nine m onths’Is 'another for- c^r^Jngs. P ro fit o f 52.50 a s h a re

ieveloning the estjm atcd for thc fiscal y e a r the sta te Thc n '" " t 'i-lew w ater sys- ^ “ Ten yea rs a g o I w as low n develon- shares of G eneral C asting £ " d i S S '^hlch-.I h a v e -se e n ^ ju o M -in - lh e - and civic audi- P ^P er only once. W hat does this new s ta r ls a rc *"e®n? -— A. W.

Ung com m unity ^ on this Issue a reJn the f u tu r e “ ’' “ ‘'“ hie from a b roker’s "p in k -

sheet’’ over - thc • counter Ilst- ’ M rrM an n ln g jn g s^ B e o a .u s e - t r a d ln g iI» .,o L irked a s a s ta te In terest only and the num - cal fa rm ers to ^^7 ou tstanding sh a re s Ifmlt- ^"s? Icglslatlo^n e d r - p r i c e s - a r e - n o t - g e n e r a l y _ ammunTtles to quoted in new spapers. I .would p •• sell these sh a re s — recen tlym y four te rm s ^ “ Oted a b o u t 6 -— b ecause of th e ature lo secure difficulty In obtaining up-to-date nany bills th a t c o f ^ r a t e news.>d&y to develon (R oger S pear’s 48-page Invest- .lannlng contin- »"ent Guide _ (re w n tly rev ised r pride 16 m e and In lts-lO th-prlnllng) .Js-avalW- /ed In securing “ hie to a ll re ad e rs of th is col- Icglslatlon au- ®end 51 w ith nam e a n d ad-

nity colleaes In to R oger E . Spear, T lm es- nity colleges in C entral

: building s ta rt- S tation, New Y ork, N. Y. 10017.) e d irect resu lt •v»vvwwwwv<«»vwifwwvwvvn(wwvw

I h o ^ f e S a t m H .W a e r a t o n , - F r .« i . r > , . ■ - branches of ou r R an g es, W a sh in g M ach ln v t

?o"Ko' rh U . . « F - r r , t „ . » .; of Idaho com- . B E S T S E L E C T IO N , s Twin Fnlls. I - B E S T P R IC E S

S H I CAMERA CENIEBfor Magic Val- ^0’ Shoihon. ii. 1. 793-493}Ig-concluded.— t . . riruvm rL V '-nrm nri-1.1.........nnr -

lofflBSaBIirl e s l i k e a f i ^ ?

s l i t e a f i ^ ?

e t t e r h a l f .

I W'Thgexc!utiveBt!>tlMn«Piomef ' “Avoids splllmg,

■ It*» two inches thorter, bo ik*t^ le M p handle, easier to stoftf.■ Th« price makes it^ven 'i'

Ts^

T8, T.963 Tvtfin Falls lim o s-N sw a .i> -

CONSTRUCTION STARTED this diet’s student priory on FaHs A vcn i of'S(nithern-Idaho.-W orkmen_are_I the foundation. Thc student ccntci

F r i d a y , . O c t o b e r

PROMISING P'RC 6:30 p.m.. 5: Wild Wild W est pr

champ Floyd Patterson in his acting Juggernaut.”

. 8:00 p.m., 7B; Star Trek: “ Is Ther< plot exam ines thc conccpts of beauty

— Jealously form s-the-eatalyst,------— r

5:30 2SL—News: Huntley and Brinkley2B—N ews .o.n,

________3 -N c w s ■ - • _

11—News A—Maverick

-------------7B-N C W S--------------------------------•— 6;0»2Sn—News

3—News5—News lo.flj2B -W ild Wild West 7 S b - U t ’s' Speak English 7B -T h a t Girl l l - N c w s

------en 5-7S b = M i^ roB crs--------:------------6:30 2SL>—Name of thc Game

7B—N am e-of the Game .g .,. - 8--N am c of thc Game

3—Comer Pyle11—Gomcr Pyle - •4 -F c lo n y Squad

____ 5~W ild Wiltl Wc.-;t ____ ^

■ J lo n ^ ^ lo V ie ^ '^ S o d b y c ^Charlie”

........3--N3nyie: ‘;GootlbyeCharlie” in.-in _ M o v ic : “Goodbye

• Charlie"4—Don Rickies 7 S l^ W h a i 's New

7;30 4-G u n s of Will Sonnett

" F u lB r ig lit ^ F a c e s T est n-.s In E le c t io n .. 12:0

LITTLE ROCK, Ark., (AP) —Sen. J. W. FulbriRht, Democrat- _ jc choirmnn of the Senate For- l-c^ eifin Rctnlions Committee, is riinHing one of the hardest raccs ^ of his career nRnlnst a Rcpuhll- I I «;im farnicr-biiHlnp.Hsman seek- «t. in s his first slalcwliie officc,

Thc campalf-n hns piishi’d br- w yo/id ArJ<;t)).sii.s’ liDrdors,, onlisl- „ inK coiilrihiitors for Imth skies

ncadqiiurtcrs for Chnrles T. ? Bernard, Ihc GOP canilidatc, ‘j has miilleil [Jimisumls nf lellors ' scurlni; I'lilbrlt’hi .1 forclKii ]>oll- 'r. i:y n'cojil in>t\ fur rojjlri- ,htiilon^. Uul noniard «li‘nlcs r<’- piuls (hm hc is ri'ct'lviiii’ thc uitl ' . <if larKo con!.i;rviillvQ orgunlza-

Jlornnrd’s It'Urr nnys lilicral {;i'iKi|)s arc “ ixiurlni; tlioiisanilii i,, "

flollJir*) llllll »!»' ii> «Hvel-iilhri|;lit," wlui 1» M-ckiiiK hiii I, liiiirth Siiiiiilc tcnn.

lltiyi j’lirvls, I'lilhrluht’s press hi:, iitiU', denies (hut, liiit says "ono pio ur iwn" iiatiojial (irniinUufii)ns vlsi prnt)ii|)|y have cni'iiurii(;cil lh<‘li' eni| i»rm)mrH Jo fi)i}iri\M v ii> iJip ij sciiaUir. llin

III iKlditliiii, Ictti-rs bi’iirliut ') tlic.-niiinc Ilf I’lH'l Aichlbalil thii

------M'lrlrtnh—iirrlni;—Clintrllmli*iit“ffir I'lilbrlKhl hnvo been luullcd Int; from WnshiiiKlnn,

'■iVlfli (Inrjic W{tlfHCR | |. Uli'hiii'd Nixim diimlnatini; tht! •

Arkiiiisiis prcshlcntlnl piciiirc, nnd wl(h his Uciiiiblii'nn (i])p<i- I v

• ,, lu'iU imwcrflilly liiu;kr<l by Ilm k full finiincliil rcsmirrcti of thn ^ l luhl whin iicroNH ' Ihl) nntion, ,i.,, Srn. l-inhrhOn iwiuh, »,,hslii«lhil „!'• hupiMirl," tho letter mivii. „),i

I'lilbrliihl won n'niiinliiiilli)U in llui .Inly 30 priiimry, riicolv- biR 111 per ('(iiit of the viilo. 'I'hls wns a luiicb clo.'icr niiii'cln lhait m.

........ {Ilf!‘1irhp«>r cent ho-liuii.prcdicL-III,

— — —— — l,Pi

City Ponders i,„' Development ilJ

I'OCATKI.t.O (A P) — Clly ithMiiDiiHi r 7i'i\ Wiilcjmky Wcilni's- t 'nday lirk-rnl Pliinnlii{{ • /(iiiliut '’klIliiiird nicnilicrH oil a jiro|M)saI ti> (iodflhljin n master plan for do- crm vehipnirni for thc ontlro coun- loty nml «>nch of itn cities, 1

.SiKiiiHorlnK the plunnlnft, Wal- nci...__ cnaliy atijd, woijlil Im tho iimi- nil

niii'I< I)iivc|tij>Vncnl CuiuicH — iiti bmor{|iin Irn tlon Including IlnniKick tluCiiimty, tho clly of PiM ntello, aninnd tho cities of Arlino, Downey, ' l4»v« Hut SprhiK" «i‘d McCiiin- ^

Cost of tlie' plan, lo' 1m) clc- III; vi'lnpcd ov«?r a'tw o yeur pcrkifl, /uti Witlennky nnld. would |>o about dei J121.1HM). ,, lov

V JW

2 0 ■ Tw in FalVrf T im es-N ew s Fri

RTED (his week on the new St. Bene- • llbr FaJJs Avenue across Irom th e College and km en_are_layinp the^orm s here for the ident center and priory w U r h a v e -a — lt-<

Television ilO c t o b e r 1 8 , 1 9 6 8

USING P'ROGRAMS . . .Id W est prestfnls former heavyweight I his acting debut in "The Night of thc

[; "Is Thsre in Truth No Boauty?" The s of beauty and ugliness, love and hate. ' lyst.----------r -------------6llU

■ 5-G om er Pyle 7:00 7SL—French Chef

, -8:00 2SU-M ovie: “ The Far ‘J I __________ Ho r iz q n s " ____________________--------- — - -i—judd---------------------------------- -

5—Movie: "Goodbye Charlie”

. T SI^^ETTestJval7B—Star Trek 7;308—Thc Outsider

'9:00 2B—My Three Sons 3-rWild Wild West

inglish 4_D eaih Valley Days 7SL—NET Playhouse 7B—Bewitched

. ' „ '8—Rowan and“MarlinIJ-G unsm oko-

'“me ’9:30 2B -P h y llis Diller ^ 4—Olympic Games

7B—Olympic Games 10:00 2SL—News

3—News,____ _____ 1_5=NC1V5____ ____ _ __Vc ' •' 7B -> Icws

8 -N ew s -4 -P erry Maj^on .

11—N e w s ...........I0:30 2SL—Johnny.Carson

7B—Johnny Carson 8—Johnny Carson 2B—News

■ 3—Movie: "Tlie R aces’* r,-Lanccr

....................... ll-rMDvic:_L'0. Henry’s . .._______________ liulL H oiIScl^ J ____ ____________

11:00 2B—Movie: "Once Upon 'S:3( ’ A Honeymoon"

^^NOWSr-Allnn-MolI--------- :-------11:30 4—Joey BIsIiop

' .'i—Movie; "Dial M For Murder”

12:00 2SI-—Movie: "Sciiddn —Hool .Scudda — Hayl"

, ^ ’ral- „ --------------

JJeermakerst races ^

'°S";led be- On H ealthi*^sl!lcs’ n o iS E (AP) — Rcpresenta-

___ lives of Idaho’s heer industry

health departnieni. could'enforcc - T lo r .: proposed reKulniU.n on clean- . . Vw.ll bei-r ^•(nilpnicnt,

'I'lic propi)^<rtl rule would re- - I r,. ‘I'lfro beer lines, lioi.cs « ikI taps

““ and fhislu'd I'lcan with ninnlni; wnter nli<-r cnch kcji has hi'cn

, (Irnwn. -I'lu; cleanlnn niter <‘ueh '““’n il ij,.,, woultl hiivc to 1,,‘ .lunc with-

iiiiianilii |„ 111, ,|,i,nui.;i (if fill Indicutiun li>«ave , ,in|5 hi.. I ,.,, .sriiii, Hoi^e,-public lienr-

hiK Ilf (he llnnrd of lli-alth that >1:3 s prc?is his oijinnl/.atlon bniiKed the (i.s "tnui piop<i:.ed rule exi'i’pl for ttu- pri>- Inifiiins vision nn fluhblnji linns u f l e r ;d th<‘lr cmptylni; nl cnch hcj!,

li> IhP Ut) r/MiU'ixJi'/l 11 iJuilhir ri'/tiiln- Ilon in Orci'on l:i unenlurci-alilc.

benrltm The nriipo:,cil rule will i;o In •clilbnlil the lioii'ril (or apiAovnl nr re- llHilioitK ioy llon -iil-U u Nov. .

mulled Inj!. '_________ __ jj.,

iJ,, li;;,' .fudge Declines KuUns Oh Hair

'’V ll'” NASlIVII.l.K, Tenn. (A P) - A federni Judjtc tetiised Thur>- ^\»y to inject himsidf Inlo nij;o- Ii'

wjaiiiiai luniiH over (lie (<Hii;lh of a skirt or n boy'it hnlr.

nlnatlon ^ l)h(rict Joilj;o I'lnnU 1;: Ornv Jr.. dfcllned lo tinliT ihn

llo. Ih ls reiuhnlKi.lon of two Doneldon 2i' iln lhan m,,], ,school hl»idi-n(s wht» were 2 i .prcdicL- «iiK,M,ndcd_hCCHU:,c 0"’y rl' ll^ell 2 s

In Vlll llielr hiiJr aiiil slmvu IDoIr ■ liparils.

Whiui nn iilloi'ney for tlii' 3: bny!i, Unrry Ilnnieii an<( Mh'lmel .lackiion, both 10, l>roii|itit op (he nrKuniont nbnnt thu leniith of Si

— Clly Jtlrls' sklriN, tirnv said: "IhlH Wcdncs- court cnn’l mil liow hl)ih the

ZonInK skirt Hhould be, Th«(—(hunk \ )|M)snI to (iod—In iiomcthliiK Ilm. federal I for do- cmirln huvo not yet heen nulled I

ro coun- lo determine." I ■•s, Dnrnes nnd Jncknoli N|tld Ihey I Ilift, Wa)- ni'cded Iwnrils nnd lonit hair to I | ho ilan- ninke It ns miiNlcluns in a rock I f. ,.li :_ i in biuitt, nm crfinnl nffU-|n;fi-tn(tf l-fc llaiinock them l<i dccidu lietwevif Mdiool I I* ocntollo, and n Job. IDowney, ' -------—---------------- IMcCnm- LIOMTNING K1I.I.S NINK I

JAI.APA, Mi-xko (A P) — A I - ' 1k) clc- IliOilnlnii l)o1( killed nine fnrm -I I■ pcfkffl, Jutfids wJio li«d aiv<u' »»»- I I>0 about der n tree diirinii n htiirin In the I *

lown of Nopninpni) ThuT.Klny.

N e w s F ridoy , O c to b e r .1S •.^968

Bene- . lib ra ry , lounge, discussion and c allege and p riva te consultation scrvlce. Ul c fo r the con tracto r and the completion tv e - a — ^It-w as lca rn ed .]a st_ sp rin g a priory

n ScheduTe,S a t u r d a y , O c t o b e r

“ PROMISING PRO-weicht 12:15 p .m ., '4. 7B. 7. 11: College foo 7.f m eet W yom ing's Cowboys a t U ra m it

11:00 a .m . lo noon; 4:30 to 5:.10 p.i ?" T he Coverage of thc O lym pics a t Mcxico. d ha te . . -

— ' Wallgfen •6:30 7B—A gricu lture U^S.A. _7:00 2 S L -S u p e r 6 ‘ ' '

73—Super G F a r ■ II—S uper 6

2B—C asper 4:0D----------- - ‘l= C asp c f—•—-----------------^ —

e , . 8—Casper3—Go-Go G ophers

' S i^ a r to o n s7:30 2S U -T 0P C at

7B—Top C at 11—Top Cat 2B—W acky R aces

lys 3—W acky R accsle 5 -W a c k y R aces

4—G ulliver - • q-nr lin 8—G ulliver ’ V —

8:00 2S[«—Flintstoncs .7B—Flinustoncs t .a r11—Flin tstoncs

® • 2B—Archie.1—A rchie ~-5—A rchie • •

—-7~^- — , 4—Spiderinan------------- •8—Spidcrjuan

• 8:30 2 S L -B an an a Splits ' ' 7B—Banana S p lits - , -[ 8 -B a n a n a Splits * "

11—B anana Splits2B—B atm an-Superm an . . . .3—Batm an-Supcrnuin 5—D alnian-Superm nn

. 4—F an ta stic ' Voyage ' , iry ’s “1—Journey to the C enler

'of the E a r ^ i ..... X ,Upon "StSO ^SL-^UndcrcloR r

2B—llercu lo ids 7:01II--------- :---------3=:iIcrculolds

H erculoiSs : ------F o r 4—F an ta sllc F our 7 :3i

H—F an tastic F our . J .:ln'— 7B-^UnderdoR’I " l l —Unjicrdog

10:00 2 S I^ B ird m a n 7B—B irdm an

S S—Blrdm nn11—B irdm an2D - Shnzzain , 8:0',1—Shiiv./nm Tl-.Sha/A(im4—Gcnri’c of the Junj;lo

10:30 2SI.—Super Prcsk len t

Sii;;S i o _____ 3 -Jo h n iw 'q u e s t ________

cirnn-r- - .')—Joliiuiy Q ucsl ~ RtS, - S.m. • l-A in crta iii ................, '711 -A inerlcnn nnnthtnndLil,I rc . ■ H—l-'aiitnstk; Voyage 0:0Z c, t... 11:00 2S I.-M o v ic: "M « niul Pii

. J l ’kc r vuch r.-M nhy DickI... w llh. 11—Olympic (liinuiii

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BURLEY — “ Potato Pointers” handle were recently given by Gene only 3 Rincbold, area potato specialist “ Doi for the UniverJi'ity of Idaho, half ol serving Cassia. Minidoka and and c

rJI . Twin l-'alls counties. _ ihc tu.. Topics' outlined by Mr. Rine- lieVc :

bold includc inainiaining''potaio ready quality, prr-harvcst crop and seakor s o i l conditioning, harvesting. I cold a storage, storage managementjcd up and potato vine malady. niord

’ Mr. Rinebold said. "Thb qual- sary ity of the 19C8 potato crop ir- PiJt th pretty-wclLdcierm ined._now as ter co far as production praclicps. arc "Soi

H Q gB conccrned. Thc number of bot- even.tienccks, pointed ends, and other stored

H | H ' malformations were influenced a;',c fi mainly by carjy a'nd mkl-season puinaf irrigation practices. Tht! pcr "v/c

H | H | | 6eni nf knobbies is mostly re- saiisf; ■ l » | l latcd to poor suirid. light tuber p,-(ivjti

f e w ta tween lop growth and number K S S o f ' tubers, per individual plant.

The size of- the lubcjrs is also (rom related to tuber sel. and al;-o to cellar

chancl SP“‘ '."R- feriiliiy, 1 c n g t h of ] Vft growing season and a host of „,ach cnr in™ ' factots. ' n^e rspring. -R egardless iif the number, nlR^______ __ size and shape of tubers or ihc potato------------- in ta l-v icld—and ner cent No. ;________ one’s in the field, the number of------------- sacks..of_number one'.s tor sale

now depends on how wcll'nhe- -[uijen crop is handled during harvest, ..yQ hauling, storing, rem oval'from ■norage and handling through thc warehQUse. gizQ ’ ,

c or Ulah "AssuminR machinery ' a n d . equipment arc repaired, adjusted

o m ■ 11- «"'* " “"J' sood' ’ portant step .in. ma.ititainmg po- .-------------- pato quality is good deep soil

and crop conditioning prior toIS. , ______ harvest.___________ - _ piataru ' "Kill vines - lO ^ ays lo IW6‘ I weeks prior lo harvest. (This

should already be done). It Jungle (jjjjgs longer if soil- moisture is

. high, if temperaturer. arc coid / Finn or if you get only a.partial vine ° ® „c------------ kill.' Altovv-enough-tlmc for- thc n

skins If) set. /" ““i"Apply a light condilioning ir-

irr'al------- T igalioh-ir-neceSSary-tn-snficnn Town clods arid have HTc soil moist erat i os ■ enough to carry well up on the e -- mes digger chain to cushion the lu- ‘‘“ ‘f'- es bers and' reducc bruising.Mudd "Adjust digger chain speed so

nes il is only slightly, faster lhan tbe " 'forward speed. I suspect there are som e--w ho—should—reduce Iheir field speeds if bruising is r to" be kept w iihin tolerable lim*

"Run all other chains and con- vcyors full'and, as slow as pos- quaii

'f' sible to prevent bouncing. Use '• _ ( carrier links, or otherwise'prc-c' " 'veni r'oU'back".'■ .............. - - bruis

"Keep all drops ar. short ns whicI possible especially from . the boom to tlic . truck, from the M

jjie truck Into the pller hopper, and unusiJame from the piler to the pile. ^nes

“ Pad and protect. Use rub- the r bcri7,cd chain, rubber rollers, jnala

lk — - padded hulk beds, padded hop- »nIor /elk pers. Prolect spuds from sharp of thlk projects cxpn.scd chain link ends interelk ahd anything else that can gouBts ‘leatlis' nr bruise: ----------

"Build thc load In the truck paihi so ns lo have the least amount more

cs __ of drop and the len. t amounf of crnblMrs, Muir 7o1]rn7pfrnm-the-top-nr_the_piic. ing t rs. Muir to (he bottom of (he bed. cansiIrs, Muir “ Build the cellnr pile in r.lair ease mftlon steps to reducc rolling down the invol ction face of Ihe pile. Drction “Train your crows nnd super- ing f.’alnco vJ.se ihein constantly. suitsliace “ Don’t dig unless thc potato "The pulp tonipcraiure is 45 degrees Ihe I

or hlgber, .''.O or rifi degrees .livid lla||clu]nh would be better bul over (jri de- leave

groes Is loo wnriiv. ntfoc,aw "llnril nnd serious bruises, Ihe Icavi

0111‘s Hint mnke culls or num- noi ( ber two’s oui of number one';. ” [i

I will incrcasc .HI per cent if tu- nitro--------------- l),.i--iom pcraluni_ls_JU_dcgu;ci jilfetlies instead of 45 degrees and (hey iiieiu imcs will Increase KKI piT cent If you ri'lal ir> ..................................... ey vv

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bold, Area Potato Spe liters F or Top QualityPointers” handle thc spuds when they arc volve by Gene only 35 degrees. • ‘ trailsspecialist “ Docs it make sense to rcduce duccc if Idaho, half of ihe crop lo number two's symp loka and and culTs by harvesting when 0>

the tubers arc too cold? I be- nana Rine- lieVc ii would be betier to get >ng *

ng-'potaio ready earlier, -dig earlier in thc ihc i :rop and seakon, stay out of the field on other irvesting. I cold mornings until ii has warm- frequ nagcmentjcd up; and even take a few suggt y. niord days to harvest, if ncccs- nariaThb qual- sary to maintain quality, and scatli 1 crop i'-. piJt the crop into storage in bet- lhc.se l._now as ter condition. • vadenicfs. arc "Sound lubcrs store bc.sl. but ; ■r of bot- even bruised potaloes can be p> and olhcr stored fairlv well with good stor- “e P> nflue'nced a;;c facilities and^ood storage vid-season nianagement. - “ ''e 'Tht! per "v/ound healing occurs quite lostly re- satisfactorily at 45 lo 50 degrees ght mber pi-(ivjticcl- (he relnlivc humidity

1 number ^igh a relalivc humidfty • ^jal_ plant. possible be supplied righl •s IS also from the siart. . Wctling down “ en id a lw 10 cellar floors, - using humidifi<irs “ n g t h of keeping doors cloScd a s 1 host of nioch as possible will all .help, ''o vc

Use proper air flow and cool ‘ number, ,emperaiures to cool the

‘rs or Ihc potatoes to ,45 to 50 dcgreer. a s w nil soon as possible to keep water out v

lumber of r,n^ff-n ihY i-Y nts-ffom -cnter,.- ing wounds and destroying ibc 1 ? ^

well—the- -[in5eTir~------—-----------------------------"’ harvest, ..yQ^ the need, ralhf)va frorn n,f,ny times, for adequate air uatio : through Adequate plenum and duct least

size, duct spacing, and fan size, ever -ry •••They arc important along rcasiI, adjusted ^igh relalivc humidity for fectc

first im- good potato storage ventilation, ninmg pi> im poriant-is.lbe job of .deep soil manDgement of the system from

; prior to ibe-polalocs are first N /- pi.ir.ofi in itorgipn onlil- the last Aclo

potato is removed. esl. (Ib is "Qperaie ibc ventilation sys- mag done). It gradually lower thc pile a si

r rnW temperature to 45 dgerccs (40 p u t ar^hl vb e degrees for seed) then operate ^ ariiai vine intermittent basis just long1C ior in each'day to maintain me

“Si™ i'hSLrnn ihP fu- flattening. Oncc thc potatoes are

„ cooled to the desired lempcra-l snced so ‘‘'•'e, intcrmitlcnt fan operation ■r than the maintain that temperature np'ct there Quile constantly, and uniformly Id—reduce add_up 1“ better quaHiy. iniisintz Is r“ Hrfw you handlc’y0 ur“ pota- r?ble fim- iocs, the kind of storage facility

■ you have and how it’s managed ,s and con- ‘‘re major factors Jn how much )w as pos- quality you retain and have for -n icing Use from your I9G8 polaia.crop. i ’ rwise' nre- Evcrylx>dy loses from- potato -.............. - - bruises; handle spuds with TLC; short ns which means T ender Loving

^from Ihe "Many arc still wondering the "] apper, and unusual problcm that hit potato pile. vines across thc state duringUse rub- the rniny period Aug. 9-23. Thc

rollers, m alady was characterized by an - idded hop- Jnlorvelnal tiecro.<iis, or bronzing , 1 rom sharp of the leaves and a flecking ofI link ends intervcinnl tls.sues which caused . can gouBts death of Ihe affected tisRuos."

------ ----------D r .-J , -R .- Davis,—research _____the truck paihologisl, and Eugene Dallh n

1st amount more, pathologist, spent consid- amounf of crnbJe Ume nnd effort allem pl-

nf-tha-piic. ing to determine the causc orbed. causes a iurifpathogenicror-dis*-----

lie in r.lair ease producing organisms were "I (• down the involved. ■*

Dr. Dnvis reports the follow- and super- ing general obscr^ lions and re­

sults of their Investigations, the potato "The more •vigorous ihe plant 45 degrees Ihe less it was affected. On In- )5 degrees dividual plants. Intermediate iver 05 do- leaves were genernlly more

nffocled than Ihe uppermost iruises, Ihe Icnves, The lower leaves were s or num- noi gciii'rally nffecied, nber one';. "In fcrllli/etl plots, the higher cont if lu- nitrogen •ircalnients were less

JU-dcgiicci -uIfci;lcd_lhan_Uiti_liuver_troaLi__ l.s anil (hey ments. ngnin suggesting n vigor cent If you reliillonslilp, Polassium deflclcn-

cv was not the cuusc, apparent-II Never ly.

_ . "fn for(fh/er pliils, (ncreasliig levels of potash priKlucetl no re-

>nlace ihu-tion in s.’verlly of the prob- -, Strangn- lem by ilself,

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Quality Spuds jStithey arc volved but ultra-violet radiation

trails on greenhouse plants pro- v l 5 rcduce duccd similar, bul not identical:■er two's symptoms. ■ _ Ih'avo'Ig when “Only occasionally was alter- . p I be- nana solani, th: organism caus-' r' lo gel ing Early Blight, isolated from:'^''V“* •r in thc ihe necrotic tissues, bowcver,^ . field on other aliernaria species were ,

sw arm - frequently recovered. Dr. D avisj„.: a few suggests that since many alter-, if ncccs- naria species are generally well rt,ris lily nnd scattered ihroughoui the area, c in bet- lhc.se weak pathogens could

vade injured tissues. We alsO'j,yg|(, je.sl bul had som e early blighuand some.|,rinjT can be these could be cxpccted <o

ood stor- present. • |,ransstorage . "Fic ds lhat w ere ,on prolec- parm

tive blight spray program were up lh ire niilte Rcieraily less severely affected. Mr decrees again, would tie lo general Uie t

humidity P|ai1i ,v'B< r rather than direct^ have

humidftv • no conclusidns as dolls■.rl rir>hi caqso of iho 'dibcasc’ have fire; c

down reached. Thim id ifiv s appears ^hat there were withosed a s many intcr-relatcd factors in-. mm» all help ''olvcd. Early blight in itself was ceive ind cooi causc, n o f were, other deJivicool the disease-organisms. Low nitrogen vehic g reei a s ferliliiy acccnicd the . problem ’■p water but was not the cause where as R p tn-enterr jw iassium levels had little ef-

only su eccsi Ih .t J D j < le need. ralhcl''Complcx-phy3ioIogical-sii,I_LQ uate air uation developed and that the day ; and duct least vigorous plants for what- Bea fan size, ever reason or combination of died It along reasons were most severely af- whicl lidity for fectcd." Th ntilatibn. -------------------------- dcatl

‘L ^ “f?om ACTOR WEDS WIDOW Jl'fa are first NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) — to G• the last Actor Laurence Harvey married few I------------- -Joan Coh n r~ w id o ^ of “movie —Mttion sys- magnate Harry "King'*. Cohn, in "Pet ■ thc pile a simple ceremony - performed serie -•rces (40 Thursday by aTm agistrate at nia i I operate Lyford Cay Club;____________ . al wjust long __________ __________________________

f e s A D P E A Tauses ex- nd tuberaloes are T 7 / ^ ' Ctempera- ■» ^ J J noperation . — _ _

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O n P r e s e n t sidentical: Municipal firemeno lhavo'siarted earlier this year in

^-...r'rcDairing toys for the needy children for Christmas.

‘ According to Clair Harkins,h o w c v e r , < g f firem ens bene-, ics ''■crc Jjj ij,c firemen have.work- 3r. Davisjj,^ Christmas eve in pastiny alter- vears lo prepare thc toys for rally well as Day.the area,, asks that pcoole wanting

to donate rcoairable toys, bi-.We alsO'j,.,g|(j,_._tj.icvcles and wagons,

and some.|,rjnj, ,h cm 'to the fire dcparl- pected lo If they have no nicans-of

j iranspohin.t' them lo Ihc de- in prolec- parlmcnt, the firemen will pick ram were up ihe items,

affected. Mr. Harkins would like to get0 general nie tovs ns soon asrnossible to an direct have them readv.fo^ihe holiday.

lusidns as dolls , and stu0ed .toys for the ase’ have fire; depnrtmenr.

The. fire denarlmcnt' works lere were with the" Y^^■-YWCA in detcr- ictors in-, min'wp w hat children will re- itself was ceive the toys. Off-duty firemen ere, other deliver Ihe tovs, using their own V nitrogen vehicles, on Christmas morning.

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r i h » t j D i e s I t l H o s p H a l = =logical-sii4_LQS_AHGELES (AP) - One

that the day after the funeral oractress for what- Bea Bcnaderet, her husband inalion of died in the sam e hospital in verely af- which she had succumbed.

The coroner's office said the — death Thursday of Eugene —

T w m b ley , 52, was due to naiur- IDOW al causes. He had been'admitted. .

(AP) — to Good Samaritan .Hospital a y married few hours before.of “m ovie —Mtss-Beijaderet;-62, star-of-the--------'*. Cohn, in "Petticoat Junction" television performed series, died Sunday of pneump- listrate at nia and lung canccr. Her funeV- _______ al was Wednesday.____________

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■ T . F . C lin ic ClBS a few ayH ac k n ey A g en c y C iaV nughn’s C o n s tru c tio nR a y J . H o lm e s O il CiaD r, o n d M rs . K e n n e th B r ip g sD r. a n d M r^. V . V . T e lfo rd c iaD r. a n d M rS . H a r r y B ru m -

b a c h J r . C ia' C ity o f T w in F a lls - S h c lb y 's M a rk e t Cia T im e s-N e w s C o. A U n ite d A u to m o tiv e e m p lo y e s c ia G lcn J e n k in s e m p lo y e s G len J e n k in s C h e v ro le t Cia T e m p o --------

- W hite M o r tu a ry L ost M r, a n d M rs . H u g h P h i llip s F o u r U nited A u to m o tiv e • ' <iru.

_____F ir s t S e c u rity E m p lo y e s ' •FiVlt“ S e c u r ity U SnR mhiC h a r te r S eed wu.O ’L e a ry J u n io r H igh S chool = = = W ash in g to n E le m e n ta r y C a rd

S choo l V > WlBoy S c o u ts o f A m e ric a •

e m p lo y e s -------njiiR idd le , R o th , E v a n s "H elen C a n n o n R a y b o rn , R a y b o r n . W ebb

a n d P ik e Pors<K ra m c r a n d P i a n k e y ------------------------

--------S c h w a rtz -a n c l-D o e rr-— _____P a r r y . R o b e r s o n , . D a ly a n d

M ay a n d M o y B enoit, B c n o ir , A le x a n d e r S tep h a n a n d B a lle is e n p uSav -M or D ru gS te r lin g J e w e l r y r—77:

• C los B o o k S to re - • mr M ou n ta in S u i e s - T e lep h o n e Be. . E m p lo y e e sK oto’s C afe

-------- S ic rra J< i£ e ________________________ iszS ie rra L ife E m p lo y e e s M erw ln H e lm b o lt avD r. a n d M r.s. W a lla c e B ond XEci H a r r is o n E le m e n t a r y F aSen io r H ighI n te r s ta te A m u .se m en t 793H r . a n d ”M f s n ia r o r a * F l l I m o r e “ i n G em S ta te O il " ‘8 'T ro v N a t io n a l L a u n d ry

-------- M r ^ d ~ M T s . H erb~ D e rn a < —M r. a n d M r.s. W il la rd - R c e s ck D r . a n d M rs . D e a n 'A m e c k = = D r. a n d M rs . W . M . P e te rs o n

• J . C. P e n n e y C o m p a n y B or J . C . P e n n e y Co. E m p lo y e e sD r. a n d M rs . P a u l H e u s to n j a M r. D . R . Y o u n g =

--------G o lle g e -o f -S o u th e rn - ld a h o -^ — B o aD r. a n d M rs . J a m e s T a y lo r c o w P e p s i C ola va1st F e d e r a l . a?1st F e d e ra l E m p lo y e e s ^M r. a n d M rs . L eo A n d e rso n B ob N e ilsen -M il le r " c hM o rn in g s id e E le m e n ta r y . t®'

S c h o o l f ; ;S chool A d m in is tra t io n tciM r. a n d M rs . J o h n R o p e r D r. a n d M rs . T h a d S c h o le s 'D r. a n d M rs . B i rd s a l l C a r le dc R o p e r C lo th in g S to re _Z!iM ou n ta in S t a te s T e le p h o n e " ^ '1 C ity D ru g reK rc n g e r .s - —A m e ric a n O il C o m p a ijy , E m j A s le tt C o n s tru c tio n JO »

--------S u n s e t M ,emorJQl P a r k S', --------D il l - W o rk m n n - F o rd - — ---------

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■■ M r. n n d M rs . A'. W . Y o u n g M r. a n d M r s . A l B e n k u la M r. o n d M rs . J im S in c la ir M r. n n d M rs . J o h n B ish o p D n n C n v n n n g h

----------M r r - n n d - M rs .-H B r r y -E a to * ---------Id a h o F r o z e n F o o d n M r. a n d M rs . D a r y l A n d er M r. o n d M rs . B o b D a y :tm P e n n y W iso D ru g nV a n 's D e p a r tm e n t S lo re ' J

U.S., Spain ?Resume Parley kI On Base Status j

wViSlilNGTON (A P) — The i' , Utiiled .Stnlep nnd Spain iincx-

ppclediy reopened ncfiodaiions *•'' tm the future of U.S. bnses In „

I Spain w hen Socretory cf Slnle ' Oeiin RlJSk and Fernnndo M aria ^ Cnsllclia, tliu Spanish furclun ,,

. mlnlH/er. conferred for 70 min- f ulcs T hursday a t tho Stnto De- partm ent. v

--------I 'n lk s -b e tw c c n '- th c - tv i 'o -coim*trl(!.s w e re b ro k e n o f f S ep t. 20, r lira d a y th e f o rm e r a e ru c m c n t ._ i ex n lrc d ,

'I 'lie p n c l w h ic h e x p ire d p ro - j v idcs fu r A filx-m onlli coulluR o ff = iw rltid h u t th o e x p e c ta t io n luul He liccn th n t in lk n w o u h l no t ho rn - — ,'iim cd wJiiJo iliD p r e s e n t adm iu* i.'Hrntlon ia In o ffice .

'ih o s ix m o n th s p e rio d e x p ire s . M arch 20, IDOD. If uo n g rec m e iit ciu) tiQ r e a d ie d b e fo re liicn titc U nited Slaie.n m u s t e t 'a c u n lc ih u , iikvni a n d a i r fo rc e baflca w h lc tt It now o p e ra te s In np a in .

States Endorse Livestock Pact \

SA L E M (A P ) — F o u r no l« h - J ImrlnR s la lc s h a v e a j jre c d ,lo n M tiiKK eilfon by lh e Orop.on AArl* c u ltu re D e p a rim o n t th a t Urey > niiikc A c o iic e r tc d e ffo r t _tro l l lv c s io c k th e f t a c r o y » t a t e liiio.n. J /

S ta te A g r l c u l l u m ^ D i r e c to r ' W alte r I x l h a a k U n itir f id u y rop- pi ro « e n t» J lv Q » --^ WashloRton,

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E M P L O Y M E N T C JossJfica tion IB th ro u g h 24 mcor

FIN A N C IA L ;C la s s if ic a t io n 30 th ro u g h 38 pioyc

SC H O O L S-lN ST R U C T iO N work C la s s if ic a t io n ^0 th ro u g h 4S

R E A L f iS T A T E asas C la s s if ic a t io n 50 th ro u g h G2 J ig j

_ C la s s if ic a t io n 70 th ro u g h 88B rip g s ..A G R IC U L T U R E sihicip r d C lass if ic a t io n fW th ro u g h DG B ru m - L IV E S T O C K K i

C la s s ific a t io n 100 tlirouR h 116 »P‘m: M ISC E L L A N E O U S

G a s s if ic a t io n J20 th ro u g h ICO p .o ., A IR C R A F T A N D B O A TS ---------

p lo y es C la s s if ic a t io n 1G5 th ro u g h 173A U T O M O T IV E ---------

C lass if ic a t io n 180 th ro u g h 200

L o s t a n d F o u n d 1 cducillips F o u n d . A ~ am w cr to ihopplnB

■ . ■ (irudficryl ..Shop W nril. CatuloR*, .. . . I>hoi»e ortlers in 73.1-340:. or • drop

W urd Snlca Ajicncy. - ---------

■ Card' o f T h a n k j ' 31 WISH 10 lliuiik my rclnilvcs und beet

friends for Ihcir priiy*r«, tovcly d.i}-!flowetJ. cards and tl/t* given me Pl>o

-------.1 w o j.ln the hospital nnd Mes■' sIncc my return home, l i Is greot- MO-'

ly appreciated. "om b b Llva Ritchie. . _

P e r s o n a l s —S p e c i a l N c t ic o s 9

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P h o n e 733-6228 o r 733-8010 ' vriii. Only____________

j- o o u i-UN! Mc-N.iid’» PU iu I 'u r . gmii

ephone Bccky nnd. Sieve. Saturday PuBBy n _ i_- nnd Duryl. Opon every cvemSg

a t s._________________ __________ _ ESTAi ’UKbONAL servinj makes ttrc dif- S'""

__________ fcrrnce. V .- npprcclale your busi- ^ 3 ;ness. MUnTgoraLTy T7nr3» iocnlljpowned Sales Agency, .227 Mnin ^AVenuc lia s l, RliAl

B ond ALCOHOUCS Anonymous - Tw in rep.Fall* Courihouse, Wednesdays n t "es 8:30 p.m . F o r further Information, 733-4030. Al-Anon 2nd Floor. 733- YOU7932. > sell

ll lm o re ~TfnCTO T5” 5X 1TET7~5dr'7rCE”AllBameat. Drakes, Shocks. M ufflers --------

<17 MBln E ast — 733-8213 A a « l L .- . _ JJU V A lE JnvcsU iiatflr-24 .U Q ur-scr^

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T r a n ip o c l a l i o n — C a r P o o ls 1 0 la t/ 'BONNEViLLE rXYINO S E n v iC E Cni

A A ';m J= 5 f7 X V c‘a ' , " ' c '£ c . zStOn JoBkpot, N ^ n d n 7U2-755-2M4.

i h o - ^ B o a u t y 'S a l s n s ------------------------ t Sly lo r CO M PLliTli Ucauiy Scrvice by nd- _____

vanced students u t rcduccd priccs. NATI Perm anents $3. B e a u t y A rts sah Academ y. 135 Main West. 733.G.142. net

e rso n B o b y S i t te rs — C h ild C a r e 1 6 “J J"CHILDRIiN'.S V.llluBC Ctiild.Cure. p a

-V ■ 4C1 North Locust, m;ar Lynwood. p .cS tate .- Licensed, d irector Ruby AllHopkins. Nursery - p re-klndergnr. corten . k lndcrsiirtcn • divided c lass . ____C.V 73.V7080, 7;i3-0010. = =

. BO-VEHV Child Care, . luto licensed. F o r rn o ie s , Divided classcs nursery, prc-kln- —

C a r le dergnrten nnd klndcrBarlcn. 1007th Avenuo N orth. TM-r.OD?.______

iliono ‘‘ u S ; f ”K r o ™ ' ■■fenced vurd. iHl-tClK,

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H o lp W a n te d — F o m a lo 1 8 —

^ W : ^ I N ^ F O R “• Cocktiill wiiltrestes T• Keno dealers . ------:

________ • Chnn«o alrls I----------------- N Tusr-nininiirr—nttrnrttve—21-no-----------

ycn ri nf i>Hn. ]>ald v a r.tln n s , L:li

len?o‘ necr«»ary '‘' ' ^• Alin opening for Food wait* n\,

" a p p l y i n p e r s o nG uy K eep f.8i

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i S c t i r W a i t r e s s e s iish o p W a n t e d

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forclKn )i0Mr»». 'I'llii time, A|'i|)iy Addison -----70 m ill- Aw^niin TAI'. '

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j r no l« h - qj4-23il m mxm ..r n v n ln M ._____ ?■rail , 1 0 II v . 'i 'r —

h a t llicy orrricB ro4uirod. n/i)-ni4a, Har*i-

f t P l ^ i m m i f V .inllrnii..i'l <or"n~ . a i■«*'« ‘'M iosn iun , Ail n|>|i(4niMionis fur- A

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» c i ------------------------O p p o rtu n ity ' ''•m cjut W ESTERN nU V l-RA GE'hnS nn

--------- opening on one of Ils whoU-snlo

________iH a k cL !‘rcBulur .’ .deUvcclw*™ or_COORS beer nnd promotes In.

nnd commission pri.vlde good I 24 tiicrimo tor n W orker. Complete

•hciilih , accldenl and llte Insur-, 38 * ?l"o";«'’,? 'd'"dep%;'dVh»'"l--lv"e dS;-IN w ork wpck. Applicant must b« xMKl

3535 for n ppoinunent._________jio .K‘ P U R C H A S IN G M A T E R IA L o w n

. . M A N A G E M E N T f be,I o!' Excellent opportunlly for respon. M rer

sihlc (jentiemun. wllh experience en «

> SC ‘.“n £ui'l‘n“e?s C uPosition Includes P u rchaslns Re. “ >0,

1 116 spcinsiblllllcs and Pursonnl M at,,anem ent. Good Irlnse benefits, THR

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^ 7 3 O P E N I N G . F O R ' ________- T W O - S A L E S M E N _ _ .» 200 Due to rxpandlng facilities. No--------r experience necessary. C oU en

I education helpful. Monthly sul. a ry plus commission, Must, de-

, *l rc be tter lhan average Income. pelh 'r d i^p Sales M anager a t lidni

----- -T H E IS E N -M O T O R S r-IN O —

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_____ 3 Experienced men to- operatees und beet dlgficrs; A pproximately 30lovely d.i}5 w ork sM rtin* O ctober J4, '"S e

/en me Phone D elbert Clumplll. Dlnck.al nnd Mesu Fa rm s nt Glenns F e rry . Onl> , e rc o t. 360-2319 Into evenlnss or noon

O r «3-S708, Kimberly.

= W A N T E D Real :os 9 livin ---------- N ent nppcurlng man for full men

“ h S ^ w m l n g ' U - T J b ^ - ^ S r ^ -------id N ew s. . - slnU

• • O ur employees kno^v of this ad m a h

'n , nnd A ppliance. 40 hours week, but X .-8010 vrlll include Saturdays. Typing and .J3 ’

filing experience helpful. Apply InI---------- . person. Mr. VanOrden. No phonepr|H “ y ' cnlls please.______________________ mj,5

H e l p — M a le a n d F em aT o 2 0 “ F o t® ESTABLISHUD W atkins r o u t e s ^11

iirc'~dif. ovnilnble. Fu ll o r p a n tim e. Phone i r busi- 733-S9G4 or write W atkins, G88“IocnU7 -'■Washington— Street—NOrlhT— T-#fn- —7 Mnin Full*. - _ p o i_______ REAL ESTATE Sahismnn. full lim e. tuu|

Tu,,_ reputable Twin FaUs (Irm, In busi- to : do-.^ k t ness ovcr 15 years. W rite Boxm atlon, F-14. c o Tlmes-News.___________ r o ior. 733- YOU wlll cnrn J40 a we«k p a rt tim e ol‘ '_______ selling Fulle r Brush. L et m e .show run

• ■- 1201213 A g e n l s - S a l e tm e n W a n t e d 2 2 p |j |

me ' O ^ m n g r S C v a i l a b T e_______2 N e a t A p p e a rin g m e n w ith _______ _

s is 1 0 la te m o d e l c a r lo t p e rm a n -n v T c E e n t s a le s w o rk . A v e r a g e Loi_tion e a r n h ig s 51,200 p e r m o n th .roiiect (jgyg d c s ir c to m o v e me,

•-------------in to m a n a g e m e n t w iih in 6 ove -------M — m o n th s ,-F o r - in tc r .v ie w - c M lf - . ...

______________733-^017 •I prices. NATIONAL FOOU concern desires Cor y A rts salesm an to call on reta il srocery Ne 733.G.142. accounts, College required, how- roo1 1 6 u’ ^ycxcel'cM ’ ^ rl i s e 'S e ^ IU

— — ^ furnished, H eadquarien In G reatlid.Cure. Falls . W rite complete resum e toynwood. p .o . Box 9SS; Salt Lake City. Utnh.<r Ruby All replies wlU b s beld la s tr ic t m m

l lc n .c d . F o rm W o r t W g n l e J 2 3

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I"''"” . C U STO M F A R M IN G . r«<= = F ile r ------------------ 320-4703.. .

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O K ■ = "“' » L ? S " M r ' ”“, ___r h o ne 32»-4010-3^<W63. F l ie r —

C U STO M R O T O -T IL L IN G »,!r-21-nO----------- SW A THlNC-A N IUlALtN Q ________•lions. E lm o Garrison 733.r>03U. 733.K4S8 exper. cU S rO M m anure hauling. U o o d

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)N " s p p V S ' a : i , K ' r s ; r ' 7 > t .

IIHAN COMDININU, Cnae tllH) com- Mne wiiii belt untoader. Phona t

------------ 7.l3'n05l. morninRS or cvcnina. *i; u s T 1) M ■i.'i-iiwmii, m .»

m enl. Phono B.i(l-22ft3,____________

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n . D ^ a r d , 733.MBfl or 7XI O<00,' _ 1>I

W o rk W g r t t e d 2 4 " / . ‘H

________ R O T O -T IL L IN Olo live.In G ardens, lawns, farm s, land*

in " '^ n lis l *V.Wvft‘ OAMniUiL ;iR, 753.B0M> r«l;v 'EXPElUI-:NCir i r i r ^ u T r 7 r .,i.ninij-,rv . MuM Housnnuhlo. 307 Blh Avcnuo Norlii<||A'S not <ir call 733-73B4.__________________Ind refor" SAVIl yoursolf"lKo"rtM and muss. r.i mil re ic r control', Just call us. Oem ki

j ™ n ^ i S S i a ^ ~ " ...... j :?,V.' i-iN». f'"- "mull hu iinen ir . or Srrvl.io »'iMntlm.fl. Phnne 731.7H40, • »!

w S " ! ? ; i i to t i f f i f l ■ar.TTa In .nv hfin.c, ll.w l ' m Slroel |< r^ m iu r. 344 Van Hurcn, I'hnns

i r 'l l v ln u iiX nY SI'ITINO nnd Imnlniih, mv jiiirl limn homi’, I'honr 42:l,4»17 bofuio ;i;00 0 ' f, nurUty, o r a fte r B:30, Maiisrn,___________ sn

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In, very gimil ronillllon, nm icr w liiiiii I i>«r coni per nuinlli nn ln> ll

'K vcslincnl, Thn l.and nf/lc:o of lila- Cl»i. 7 3 l .< iT l f l .________ _________ KIS

K i S » **• r i" 3 '‘‘>„.S3 BMAH. llolaU In <>l l.uslnc .s ! « . . " re a , lor salo,^ Itiforroatton 07H* li i n i L - — . H80U, Hurley. __________ sin«“ ^ S ' ............ ..............................— = TTr

i'ARM ^^and ranch foaSsj Rmfo. 7

Inu, I 'li in - ............. - *1.nd T3I- l o i i o n i . ^ 0 FlV

s i p ^ f 5l.~ irlv« ri'. S p e c ia l C t a w M - ’ 1 u '« 4 2 ^)i0B<;n V|. v f lV ti^ o N 'K N l t V ^ i r i m u v ^ •'

5 ! i i i - r , , w . ’ : ';" ;„ i : .? i : ; " r i i , '; ; : ; t ?J pul«IuM >

1 9 S c h o o l t 4 4 H o m e s“ — ~ V ~ A — A P P n o v S D flight training

■including helicopters. F ree pUee^ Pts an service. Reader Flying Ser-

I _ . i c 5 ^ ™ . _ ^ _______ _COMPLETE your HlRh School edu. ’ ^0 3rt

------ cattDn-nt-home.-Dlplom a-avnrded.- - A c * - * irhnn Sm all ■nonthly paym ents. F r e e ■'•ji rrC booklet explains how. W r l t a r t .,» ( ■“j f lY American School. Dox 7648. BoUe. O u» o f

Se dSl* H o m e s F o r S a le 5 0 i'l^^ob,•1 b " T H lllili bo ilr im , |on« in t a , cfS V . E S ’ . r - J i ' J S S ; , . * J K s i n

s JIO.OOO. •tIA L OWNCn LEAVING — BeaullfuV •

?-lr'l^rnre" 'e \l^r? r ^ e V n ^klt'e^- <rience en, double garuRe. blB covercd ---------:-------back- pallD. l.ow inx. oviuldc cityment. llm lls. Pflc* cul U.OOO to y:a,.,B R,,l 500. 40 AC

t h r e e bedrooms. 2 balhs.no to fr.nme. Excellent condllion, Don- 74 Ac

ble miruBr, covored pntlo. love. I.ols c— ------ Iy klichcn-Ulninfi. Ctsrpeicd Iutkc piiymc

llvlnR aren Worlds of iloraBc.' Non^ieast locution. SIR.000. nc Ac:M brlli-v

^ c r r o o N E Y n .

r s . " R e a l t o r - S o‘ e- 733*4081 ■

S p a c io u s 4 B e d ro o m H o m e ', r i - o baths, fireplace, full fin-

B'B s S S S f e H s F i L s T I‘o n ,5 & ■ “

CO M B IN A T IO N g “, ; ------------ H o m e A nd In co m e

Real nlcc 2 bedroom hom e, la rs e TrJ.n livins room. carpellnB. Haic-

,r full m ent. fenccd b n c k y u r ^ E x c v l .

own cacn ono bedroom. Henl.'t (or "’" tT t tT lw s ;-------»too-pcT—mntntTr^Bnwmcnn—3--------

slnll curport. Lei thc duplex ?rL ,!, [his ad m ake your paym eats. t l 7,500._______ * _

W : H i \ T a y l o r A g e n c y . mon'u

^PPiy"ln E vening, ^10 Phone Tnvlor . 423.5401 .

Mason Snillh , 733-5S77 Waynlie 2 0 FOUR UNIT npartm cnt house. - Mel. o u , All above ground level. Newly j . pe Phone remodeled. Two Dcdroom homo — -•iA« rsB unit plus 12% -rtiturn on Invest- 401h ^ T w f a m cni. K l .ooo. H a i-c x ls» n it_ lQ u n ^ ___MUp——------- --- FOUR UNIT apartm ent In M ur. |full lim e. tuuBh. SIBO month Income. N cxl n u rd, In busi- to High School. J9.500. cOw rite BOX -________ __FO U R ACRES w ith large solid

m ejhS 'w r i f c h . 5S . Te®rms ava^Uvblc? « > ^— 120 ACRES, well im proved for_________ _'t e d 2 2 S f e f “Re^s^SSbrpr\\S?3^*^

a b l e B R IS T O IT R G E N C Y --------------- “ Ufu1 w.'lh ___ ^ ^ ^r m a n - F H A O R G I trad,/e r a g e Lois of roam. Nice' and clean, o r cn o n th tlirci; bedrooms, tw o buths. C ar.

‘ pcicd «nd fireplucc. L arge base .' 678-9m o v e rncni partly finished. Dulli.in Bob

th in 6 oven a id range. Double n ttaeh- Ed ^ -c a ll f - . ^ ed garage. CaU now to see.

________ ___■ CrOOD L O C A T IO N DomS desires Comfortable, clean older home. mile1 grocery New oil furnace. T hree bed- »nia1ed. how. rooms and sleeping porch. Con- ,ence. sa l- venient to schools and churches. L:flts. auto 112,500. _______ 324.<

. . " u i S r S SHAW R E A L T Y ' ’iity; U tnh. Susan Shaw. 733-0473la . t r ic t E lm er or 3eSnle Som m er. 733.5S97

Ann H offmaster. 733-J8I0

2 3 JU S T L IS T E D 1 ° , /

In bnsement) for only tS,900. I". . . . • ■ Two bcdrM m s and Inrge living 878I N G room a re cnrpeled. Doublo go- "■320-4703.. -gooa -^OTlh*^|S«tlTO.*^l»r*cod-^^ - OneI N G (julck, w ith £ODd tu rm i, wlit

* H a m l e t t _T » I j . M AlRealty ' i-i

, 733M079 — Day or E ven ln f « l ' t. n i c r -------------------------------- ------------------------AeL IN G B R I C K 2 bedroom, basem enl 25% I iN n wllh 2 bedrooms, ba tn and tam .111 i5ri«------- n y ruiiiii, Slia ip l~ A ? itn n g -la r8e--------»■*'

r T n r j - . v a . 1, . ,™ . . . .go. Dave 3 BEDROOM 2 bnlh convenient 5101

L________ __to schools ond shopping. L argo Aullo iu l 3. rooms, A fine h o m u ..........J 21.1C0 topm le r, 733- localed split-level, 3 bed. fa"r°i|

mu, rooms a rt ba ih i, NICE. «a,500, croi

S in .’’' ” " " F E L D T M A N R E A L T O R S f kOW cuulp. B7S Pl^er Ave.___________733.1888 a te,_________ W HO S A ID N O B A R G A IN S ? “ nkI htiuilMK. Owner out of stal* has luduced crs,

nrlfci il.OOO for oulck snle. Thi* --------111, cull J . J'rlch linmii (in Muunlnin Vlnw XI O<00 ' l>rlva has 3 -Iwdrooms, 2 bulhs,

' _ m a in _ f lo « r. Fnm lly room, b e d .^

2 4 /she'd basem ent. H urry on this.--------------- LLO Y D R O B E R SO N 3 tl^ ■ A G E N C Y wni'■ 230 Mnin AventJB Nurtli 733.8833 "wr

■ " i ; , . i j " , i r . " ’,r - ; . i ; ;s 'i ’ . s “’s , ' r ; r a n n i S - a , r------------------- cnrpel, ctriipei; f.uUl-ln rWun nmi ■ 1and muss. riiniN, dUiiwnnhnr, iliipoinl, n ir I’rl11 us. Gem I'ciniliiionini, eovered patio, fencml 21 ^ ynrd! dnubfi «ur«i,e. ^1,1. hoino I.Kl nilii in vacant nnrt rendy tn m nvii.Inlii. i-ni

ir S frviro »TKo *'il,uoO, l.ynwood llealty , 010 r><‘'” llluii Lnki'S N.I., 733.11211. Jnm es c h (7 |

«T-<! J)nnncr, 7.i:i'2240; R. J . Kchwen<il- 41 J“ ■ i.il;S _________ _ £__________ JIKAUTM'UI. -posV furi ;i';00 n i\K K Home In an exriiislvn *y|^ r ;;;'V i:v in .r?!o r n t ^ i . l ^ ; : : . n r ^ ‘.

• 3 0 x i ; ; ; ! ," . '" . i ' , v . ; r ‘f f i , i . ' ' ‘'A ‘n’ 5 r r :

''ir 2rs,‘:...............15‘ U SA '^" — iim 'rilM 'm Sntnro 'i^^^ " i jQ........... : . ' r i . f f i - « ^ a " i r i ? c V ’;^ ^ :!A /4 ''r r v,IlMK 4’i i i Mnunluln Hlalcs Itrally , 7:i3.MI74,

" 1 “ K , ! X ,K i i i . ; ; i \ i , , " ‘! : , r J s ^ ? “) nml A<:>:|, iinlKinini nn mnin fiunr, flnUliril i ,,

-v ii wiM I'n lis, Ilka iiawi carpct, 177 U uchanan,It InrnrmB. I 'lir niiliDlnlmrnt 733-»«lJ. I®

_____ tlY OWNI^Xi r j l ^ r i .m . up.tulr's: *‘™iii.^K K V iy I ilow nilnln, IU tr»a llnn and ulll- . A money Ily 'ro o m i, ia ria »..'.ms, carpeted

MiirlhsUla an if itratHSl, O arage ami palln. nka lllver M ornlntilda flLhnot U lstrlc l. IIS ..

000. 7 j f Juniper,_________________ —imio. Cldiu O l.n iu i Iwo-liedrtHMn m uilrrn hnuse ‘‘inl'l, iln 'ln ’’. h!!'hr?s‘ *r/n 'r t^ fn r “’m nv in^ ''M M .Fl(*fl <if llin Call 324 BOOI Jernm a_________ , R lM lll'!IU .V -tji.« 3.1i.lln'.,„n, ‘ d .,1, , , a l

Lvnwixiil, hio f lrep ia trs—garage. I'u lly c a r . t j j j ^ , Inillvldunf n o t e d , appliances. ApiMallng. * " " iw ner. 733- ’iradns cnniiflared. 733.Mlft, 7.?

ALfiJitAH i)jiIV Tn b rick 3.beii^ On. nf l.ushieis rnnm, family room, flroplae*, tVi tX a'i

_____^ ' p ^ S n V ' i ; : 2 i 5 ^as, Inrir>, 7,i:i^"i4» ' i lJ* iM "M 2fn m rc 'T n x iiN v 4 . b . . i ^ m , ‘ i u i i . s , ^ r. Main

flreplncB, *a |.ln hliclien. Plrrt® « tt j i ' H ired, ow ner 73J-M00,

. ■ *10 tMdiuom, close' in churclias wsahd arUools. Phone 7M-«07l. 411 SU

ll^ lllS T 'm - Wnrih. -----------^ «

f i r ! ! JSS K i i ' i ' ' I s ' ’iH ! ' ' S r ' S S f :1 tl) llkinn"f i r r o w H > U > n^ l l l ^ . y WIcK- W ur i( J 0i ,™ „ „ .„ n , K r , ; r " j : • ‘■•“ ” '1 i :

4 4 H o m e s F o r S a le ______________5 0 F o r m i fn ? lnln« 1.7001..................121.200: NEARLYB n licV IfM POPLAR; culcy ....S I4 .J00 ; Countyina Ser. 1^0« POPLAR: 2 b a ih s .. . .J14.500.-- no ro dill* »er VIEW. Dr.: lux .*29.000; crop ri------------ COS CnESTVIEW DR..........*18.500: ro ta loool edu. ’ 20 3rd W,: Furnished ........*0.500; bedroo)

4 ? ' * ----------S2;s'*'noisV“ O u l o f T o w n H o m e s 51 £ 7 p "

SllAKP r ' bcd^^yms. ta rm stvTc " llin— kitchen, ditcl, wntcr. room for r <0 ncic n horse . No down 10 qualified G .I. 240 a c r5t3 512,500, Globe Renltv. 733-2623. 204 nci

- r r r - — EvenlnsS 733-5457; 733.5045; 733- ' 433 ner, 23<0. .*____________________1453 a<

Ju s t EXCELLENT three bedroom homeIn Ooodlng. Only J14.500. 733-8227, P^one 8

. . . ri3r..2H2G or 530.270B. nnrnc.i Renlly. 1038 ACI autiful , . , -------- ------ , - rights.kltch-’ ' F o n n t f o r S o la 5 2 ' pu,5fp

r V i t y ~ F A L L S P E C I A L Te"rm»"0 V.T8,. ranch.

40 Acrcs, close lo Twin Falls. Lakes ^ Trades considered. ^Mathei

1, Don- 74 Acres, south of Kimberly. nf quj, 1. love. I.ols of potentlul wiih low down Twin 1 J lurKc, Iiiiymcnl. . , „ o p 4 .

no Acres sou lh 'o f Kimberly. We y'g“ ne'’r _________ .mi.eve,. Ihis. w illll-H A ,_____________ jS s r-c

provements. ’IM Acres northwest of Buhl.

733. i 3Kt! ‘ ' ‘“ P- Friced733.0358 ------ :----

~ ^ f O —Aor4>«-^nr<hwc«l—of__Buliti__ ft*O I.£]

J * l l ; ™ "> ', S m ,“ n f S t h e L A N D o f f i c e

. p .w . , O F I D A H O426,Main Avenue North ‘•®’* *”

733.0710 . Harold Kelihly ------- —32ti-4494 • _________ DaVe LuU -

- I , - - "ir;_____C A rrLE-RA N ClLJ120-acrc»-w lth^

private rancc. nl oimeni...J75,000. buliai 7 , ^ triidenble ,. L Ivo -sirenn i. town.

2d6~cbw rcALF Ranch on Snaken e y . ‘

Irabnrly RO C K Y M O U N T A IN ■.la.Siiw . R E A L T Y733-5877 Wayne Bauer. Broker 733-1408 ,

r i io i i s c .” - Mel Moncur ................. 733-3102 SideNewly J . P. -JacK " Smllh . . 733-4534 L ° ^ tinvcM® 400 H E A D COW R A N C H ‘oenti

n g jo u n .--------M L ptlvata-aU otm ent. locnled In-------one of thc Hnest arcns for ra is . ' ^^BVTl

In M ur. log Boef Cows in Idaho. Can be m ust >e. N cxl purchased for less thun *450 per ‘o r s

cow unlL For. m ore Information L

‘ c 'h iS 'JJ ’ h a n d y R E A L T Y ___E5£nl able Soulh Llncolit Jerom e TWO E_____ r __ _______ 321^433!LE.v.cnlnBS. 32*.?M2________ rnent,w ed for ____________ and 324-S456 live 1)d hom e. ]Boo ACRE Farm . IIOO acres 2"™ , p r ic e d .- A-1 row crop, excellent poiulo , ° J 1 ‘

__________a n d -su cnr beg t_areu. Iileul fo r _L l cuttle setup, 25 miles norlh.

w est of Burley. Idaho, *350,000, ,--------------- J.?0,«W dOM’n balance term s. Will

trad e for Income property. Sec FO R : d clean o r call y p >Ihs. c a r : G R IG G R E A L T Yge buse-- 678-9005 Burley FOK 5

U ulll.in Bob Whiling 436.6728 3 be t n ttaeh- E d B ench_____________ 862-3248 733.2’ --------------------------70 A C R E S — •DN Domesllc v^jll nnd hom e. 314T home. miles from Jetom e.- *29,0015.*ee bed- small down.'cil C'on* Feldi lu r c h e s . L & N R E A L E S T A T E =

_______324.4300__________________ Jerom e C o m f

L R E A L T Y ^r W s s 9 7 -»t»37 Btue I /ak e t---- Ha-M «ln W.— — ' -[•'2810 Boulevard N orth WendeU' 733-8227_________53»-:!02«■V 60 ACRES. 2 homes, aood out-r bulldlnBi. t hendsaie . Nona beU

>I le rl »96.doo. . N CX)m (oha NCy tSMO. F E L D T M A N R E A L T O R Sge living 878 F lier Ave .__________ 733-1088

y^^rd ana* • 120 A C R E Si>rlcod-ta.. - O ae .o f. Uio. best. In F i le r a re a . . . -g~1 tu rm i, wllh outstanding set of farm 1 -

buildings. Might trade.4. -------- , D A R N E S R E A L T Y __________t ________________________ T33.8227__________________ ^

so ACRES, 60 shares w aler. 70 IV. farm ing acres , close to Gootllng.Sm all m odern except h e a l housu

venlnK » lih firepluce. cow bam , loaHng NliWahed. g rannry , -ono head gate. *210The buy of Ihe year u t *20.000. cum

basem ent 25% Oo«n- Twtj acre building site waiiand ta m . w'>« deep w ell. One s h a r e o f ^ wi-ojmit-lnroB------- water,— JOO'—rivet— fTOnr*“ O n^»ll 1B!>

* road . Only *2,250, Gooding Really , vISTA - * 034-4231. Bob Keed, Salesm an 934. withonvrnlent 5101._____________________________ pj,o'• . l-nrgo ~iAO ACRES r ^ k - lr e e . a ll Irrigated, 3 p. , *21.200 lop producing soli. T hree seU of n s T ^ . , ^ ' 1*0°“ Improvttmenis, Inys nice, all „ „ v • *<Juaro fields. Lois of con. Add ;. *23,BU0, croiei ditches, alphnn tube irrlgai- 77 i______ • cd. , . W of the best row cropL TO RS farm i. You m u it sea to upprecU

733.1D88 a le , Prlco *240,000, te rm s avail. »«50G A IN S ? ” "nkes V(o!*«3%2V*;"*j7«rloy’ Ma'uv M o b !I reduced crs, 733 8473. ’ - • , ---------''I ’f - J / ’Ii* iiuhl A rea. SO A crci

•J h rn i,. *'«ll w ater right. 70 acrrrs Cultl-om bed.' valed, lurge level fields; ons

------- llfrK'?“in f lP W r T 'g w 2 r - tw T m -------------c n M " "" • -Sputliius newly remodeled,

3 ttrdroom home w ith flreplncB, wnll 10 wull cnrpellng. *4,700 by

I 733.8833 a^poinim ent ca ll if, p,

i?Ti!’''money 12» AClUiK .Slock nnd How Cron, ' *ctlon I 'h li lloiisllnB good corruls nnd iDlIk m 'inu sy iirm , '>»rn, inoJern 7.mom home, I3S %> iWun nmi .SniiUDn Itlver shares plus A.U.M.’s ]iipoinl, m r I’rlLud for Immedlalo sa le a t only „ 'a lo, fenciiil »JS,OCO, Wllh B i.e rten l In lere it V Itils home is coniracl u tte r down pnym enl. Wcisl tm ovi'. inin. iind Itoully, 1012 W est Main, Buhl. ^ ]llealty , 010 _____________________ \

1211. Jnm es cH O lC Ii Soulh aide la iin . 110 acres. M ’] , schwoniil- 41 m iles, from iv in Falls. Very J

riean and pmdiiettve. Also, one of ' ' -»* ----------------- Ihn holler norlhilde IliO's com­

posed ot tw o ad lacen t W a. Two se t of Im prnvem rnis, Show Real- *1

c ; v i r i M L i ^ ; - ^ ^ ^ ^ run.•B'“h y '’4V0 O*’llh . And U eallv, 73.1.fa ll^ 7 ? rij4 0 '''“" " ‘‘ * 733-SOHj _n inoi ^u'lUi: two ACUI'.S deeded fenced ira^ lng . lu i I m *■"*<• »n I 'n lrflelif area,ijniin ,1 .u). Anyone In tnrrsted In svelnil II

S i ’iT sr;733-itUJ4 or IiV *’

" S s l ErHi um lulr's' HOmi n « V ■ ill w rrn ls . J 'ric rd a t only ♦sl,- I'loIS ?ari.et" S?" ‘‘“•'fl- lie. i ‘i " n o a l l y and lnaur«n«o,-(llen Jack*

P5 !'*• aon, llrnlior, 324.4388. Al Luncas.»'®*' i r r , ' B3n.2in4;________ ;___________

,.,1. - - L - , . ; , i^ U A U n u rb e tw e e n Uulit nnd llna -

o"\‘! ,Y '‘ t3U outhiiMdlnis. »m!mo. Nul'h-■nving. *8M. „o„iiy 000 »<iulh Lincoln,

‘iv m R V i i *’ ’*'*“ « o r w"lhout" L af lla .in a . ——rh ln rry , W rite Hnn I'-U , c.o M .l

ma In nice Tlmes.>4nws, ''* ■I’own 'w a i f r » “ ACiritH.‘ i-and lays' loval. l i i i s j ' "lown, c „ ,c r« i , dllchas and Pl|>« line. I 'J■ I'rlced righ t. Must a«e b e ( o r r Lrln . a U iiis , iM ia a re ha rv«sin l. Tha Land

M W d i? m i7 f le V f '* ''" ! : wtf°'^"‘i>ie h,:____ ,___ 1__ noftii««»t XxmtUm. VcMf •r*»in<i ?'*'in churclias w alar, Ideal for siock W rt)W cron, —*,]?7S*.«07I. 411 » U ^ . I» a rn w i Itaa lty , Duhl. W - B o i |

S c o n'e^ny, ^•?tlVnV*?4'm a'*DiBy* n?a^fy?^f»E

OOSI T31'»33l, ' Ar« Really. T3MI27. >n<tW Ic K ' m u ifU fiaY fM lb rf »6 ».«ar ‘iS»in I 'alli', hool, 1 8,000, Large nelda. i.is .tin . Might Irads. HITC1

1 A*a , H aalty . J»iA 2l7. .. • Ilk

5 0 F o r m t f o r Sa>* 5 2 M o b lf*.*21.200: NEARLY 375 acres of best Jerom e ?,.*14,500: County fn rm land. Henvy-sell nnd J.*14.500,.- no rocks. O w ner'has followed 800(1 ,.*29.000; 'c rop rotaU on wllh some cxccllcnt ij.,r>0' ,*18.500: ro ta lo ground nvallable. N ic e ,4 •‘‘ ‘"“i ..*a.500; bedroom m odern home, tenant .

___________ housc .-m achlnc,, shcd,_pcnnlo,_c«liInr. P ricc llSnftOO wlih 2I>«C. down.

-------—r Drydcn Agency, Jerom o 324-5232.5 1 EtI P e tit , Sniesmnn. 324-5234, '

ill style L incoln County Ranches **30m lar 240 nc rc '240 sha re w n)cr IJ3.000

S S : 5;r„'c'-,'cV i,',-;:;r.*Sr‘ S S R jMS; 733- 435 ncrC 343 sha re w ater tCS.OOO J - ' - i

I4S3 a c re Amole w ater *440.000 >m home HARRELL THORNE AGENCY -R/r733.8227. Phone 88fl-207l Box 360 Shoshone

■1 Renlly. 1038 A CRES Deeded. 40 head range .- H ih ts . 250 a r r r s IrrlHuted, Canal ^

M- w ater nnd 2 wells with 50 horse pump and 10 horse pump. Excel-

------------- len t Im provem ents. Price *100,000.Term * o r m ny trade for imaller .ranch. Lyn».ood Realty, 610 Blue TWyfl

Falls. Lake* Blvd. No.; 733-0211. HarleyM athers. 733-8473._______________ _ r

. COUNTRY Squire living. JGO, south 3U nmberly. „f Quhl, w ith finest Improvements. ■Jjs. *r down Twin Fnlls Cnnnl w n le r Rood'row

crops. c*ccUenL..4.bed(^om 'home j j .n y

riy. We ’ e 'ne'r^'cenl” d ^ ^ r 'c n '? Eddy “ f'"" ------------------ B 08 i-o r-M ounU ln -S U t«* -R ea lty . ■

vod“ im-' 40^ ^ T e s and 40 shares of water.Close to boodlna . Small 1-bedrootn NEATI hcm o .o jjd r.bedroojD house. *11.- " jen i

r ^BuhL * Muffley, Ooodlng,

f—B u h l /- R e o l .E * » Q j* 4 ^ r - I f o d « — i— 5 3 - J p I S i 1, 1, ‘■“ no e x c h a n g e whnt y o ^ a v o for wna't lIj you w ant- Rocky MounUIn Realty,

E xchanger. 812 Main North, 73^i r F . _______ 733.T

■---- ------ NICELL ots a n d A c r e a g e s 5 4 Aduij

HALF ACRE

■ ■‘ ■ X ,:_________________ O N E A C R E ___________. Bluerc»-w lth— _-TwQ_hcdfoom-home.-lol* or-out-— CLEAf -.*75,000. ■ “ " I »«»«>• •« u______ __ tow n. *J.500.. ■ _______ _•_____

,n Snake f^SHAW R E A C T ^ and nlnge. 8 Susan Shaw .' 733-WJ3 Phor

E lm er o r Jenn ie Sommer. 733-SS97 k i t c h - A nn HOftmnsier, 733-MlO____ ” 11 ,

■ A C R E A G E SO U T H O F733-1408 JE R O M E

D7 nc rcs with 57 shares of North Klml733-3102 Side Canal Compnny w ater. q Itt

733-4534 sou?h « VeromV^ Id ah o ‘ V e a l P " "O^CH location for development into _ 2 2 i2,rr't.,< tn a c re a ge homesltes. Owpcr Is O N E -for ra ls . • ~~wt>vnnr~ia i H BiB gr-iToirnifia ' ment. Can be f S r * s o m c 6 n e * " '' '" ‘^5^ai‘iSn L ^ O W E R E A L T Y *'j^o“ ;

:Y P h o n e ^733^>97°4'‘y a V S ^ nightJerom e TWO b e d r o o m , full finished base. pie.

t-?M2_ H vcV loeih^PH e^ '^ irw S ^ TWO* Ijg ncres H nro ld 's Agency, Across from 219 4

i‘“^ noV lh^

;r ty . Sec FO R SA LE: City Lots, 535 High- “ Ec land . O as .and w ater. Call 733- men

FY _________________ __________; appIBurley FOK SALE By Owner; Five acre.

436-6728 3 beflroom. 2 bath homc. Call 343 862-3248 733.2141 a fte r . 9 p jn . LOVE

sme." 314 B u s i n e s s P f ~ ^ ~ o r ~ t ^ ~ ' : ~ 5 6*29,t»w. U im m erclal Property "" der

rA T EJerom e C a m p e r s 6 3

Cam pers! J |WendeU ' H u r r v ! “ P*

. O n ly T w o L eft 1 *

N ew a- 1968 Caveman

LTORS ™A t Cost! 5; ;

B A K E R ^ S ' j■«isw5 —Mobile-Hom GS I n c‘h e aW u "s“o- 112 Addison Ave. W . 733-3338 am , loanng NEW S U e u K irV cab-high cam per ONti head gate. *210, New .Security, c n b .o v c r

u t *26.000. cum per. Ice box. siovts, pressure _ 121 lulldlnc slle w a te r system , *839. Speclul Mils ONE-

share o t vwi-ok, Home >rQw n_T rallcr-Salus, —cormrr-o*T-D» ~ m A 'ffnnroA ^enue Wo.l.___________ or_

V l.srA LlN E R «• calt-over camper. FAR' lesm an n t - w ith jncks. Excellent condlliim, ba t j _ _ _ ------ -- Phono n aae rm an 837.4811 beforo mn

" row "c“ on iJ.sA b ' ' n . r n , m . ' r a y cab^ver. Hu- to r o p w R f " " " refrfgcrntor. sfnve, sleeps 4,

srm s iv n ll . W50. 'Ino Addlaon Wcsl. *JI“

■rley’ Mati). M o b i l e H o m e s ’, , 6 4

IWi lFvnllt r''

firepinCTj! L a t s c s t S e lec tion*4,’/oo by o f “}•

le n t cafl ^ M O B IL E H O M E S PhM a rU tt . — M atnnlla P u r

‘ i . r ! e , '" iS i ♦ ^ ^ a v e l t r a i i I r s p SIIUSA.IJ,M,’S I ra v e le io — A ristocrai

cnt” V P IC K U i" " c a M P E R S in .

Main!’ Bum, tf. l ‘ rC K U P C O V E R S ___________ W Innrba.o Nl'.W

..................... a

.."Sv 't:; g a t e w a yS ta , IW.I. T R A I L E R C E N T E R

.■ -„ i | „ ru„. Addison Wusi 73V2410 —^ S frr» w ii« r IJfnn's illrhfleld MOI

for DAILY 8 a.m , to « p.m. ■» 'ue“.u v , ' 73/ «UN„ I p.m , 10 0 p,m , ^ S7; 733-SOISj ----------------------------------------------------- ONI|

Wo Have A ^ . Few Good ■

- - ^ B u y s - L e f t l ------------^

In cln d ln ij: . ^

w crop Innd. buu\ UalVer"S'OD*our

JP1245 J4im modern TW(oiiihuiidmgs, n0),2j ' w i l l a llima brdrow n m a t only *54,. I'lorlw ood house, a ll aloclilo la miX ' J S

Al A L W A Y S J iilii I..,, liiT.-. B E T T E R B U Y SS S .S S MAGIC VALLEYX . , K l'!; M O B IL E H O M ES «

3>/i miles wcsl of Wcsl B Pninis 20 'J«r<imo.” inri1 * 3 3 ^ 1 — Closed fiaturdiiys Tw ( drofini linme. Shop in l iF in 7 u y ^ f w a >0u buy In

. ■ H & Wi T T O j f T O " “ T R A I L E R S A L E S m

i,o7, y C ianbrook’ mob'll'a'homB,- ,Utason. m

t?[ K S i . 'm S; M o— ::i Call 7U-M8I o r 7U-4MI,' ' U K

n . a l f y ? ^ 2 i i l J n u y U m ^ ir .l le r^ lio l...

“ ftnnhlle htuiM In eacclkMl condl-

' Ywin^ I 'alls", w.^Mlghl trade. J i w u j . * . 41

5 2 M o b i l e H o m e s ________ M T w in F.

“I S .SAVE $1000!.I2'»r.0- two bedroom Nnshua B u * ln e i

s ' ' s ; a i i o , v " s r g „ ' r K r i ;t^ o w n —e «>n«««l-unm y roonr:*wnd:H>nd.------- sc rv in324-5232! S^lyT“ llU*“*/“*----------- 12 Y ears Serving Magic Valley

l i B A K E R ’S ■ | |' ncT tv'/t u m t t d o w n t iMobile Homes1 412 Addison Ave: W. 733-3358 W j ^

” e « 7 ' A L W A Y S - • •*.'mnife- B E T T E R B U Y S = =MAGIC VALLEY_______ M O B I L E H O M E S ’ “ be**?”iO, south 3u miles w est ot West 5 Point* Bnrn. vcmcnls. 733-CI41 - - Closed Saturdays -

W o n le■ddy 733. 6=00 or weekends. COULE-R ealty . .-.npnr.ti_______A p a r tm e n t* — F u rn is h e d 70

'b e d r o ^ NEATLY furnished 3 - room ba»e. ise *11,. w en t apartm ent. Utilities except Ooodlng, * P ">- u

1 CLEAN nlcclv . fuml«ni.<t nnn bril- '- r ----- ^ room. H eat and w ater. Ciosu-ln. ALLI

or -733JO~g—a ftcfc —.t r a t l t

" apartm ent. C a rp « ie ^ private en- CAS?irth, 73^ Good lo?itloi^. 733-6587 or S1930

_______ 733-7713. F U UNICELY furnished 3 rooms, close-m.

5 4 ' A du lu only, no pets. Inquire ^___________ 4lh Avenue East, ________

TWO rooms upstair* pun iy fur”. °

s , ' -*7,500. - THUE^E rooms nnfl balh. .Clenm

or-out"— CLEA N rU asem ent-Bnonm eni. eiose- lose .to to tow n.' Adults. See a t 312 Cth F a r m

Avenue N orth. TW-'ivA.--------------BA kM E^J'^‘ apartm ent. Two t ^ s

and bath . All uillithss furnished. .

k n S g N S i ? ^ ! ' - . . . . r i» o t a r C ir ____ a ll utllllles. Steam heat. Clean. ^ I s

TWO AND THREE rooms. A dului. y, u tilities. No pets. See a t 1530 “ ''i*-'f North K lm berlv Rond i.._ ." “S ' ; ijN E DBUBOOM. r o . f p l » . oHiTr „ „ S

Ideal persons only. 2S5 Shoup. Phone two,t Into 733 2432 or 733.Q244._______ ;_______per is ON E-BED RO O M furnished npnrt. Boxf irn ifla ' m eni; Good location. . A dult* ,-no - - p; ortunllv - ' pels. Phone 733-6028.^ KIMBERLY - Vou ll like lliiT T f ---------TY you’re fussyl One bedroom up art. T

m cm . nice nelshbors. 423.5350. c, night SMALL apartm ents, single or c m :

hed base. pie. *30.00, *35,00. Citll 733-7386 WD

’ w i f i ' s ii-o r.>ss from 219 Clh Avenue EasL FER

— TWO ROOMS, all utilities, ga rage, ,

6.25 east, f tp q r tm e n t s — U n fu r n is h e d • 7153S,.HIgh- LOVELY IW O Bedroom a p a ruCall 733- m e n l, 'A ir omiiUloned, carpvted,

_ _ —>me. Call 343 Blue Lake* North 733.3060 ISO 1

. . LOVELY Three bedroom d u p i e lc 1^Avallable,.»ogn._Carpcied,.two fire , __

K S i , S i ’.‘ '; .S J l. ; . '’a i ; i ! ; n “ S K Mrty d e r 13 no t preferred. Phone 733- »'Tn.iBsa ^B 2 .

.rZ — SPACIOUS one hedroom apartm ent“ ' ^ n e a r Lynwood. Ideal fo r worklnn f

I pe ts. Phone 733.2262. ':___ _____ iiX C EE fiO M A U ^rtew ly remodeled ' ' ' j

„ ■ S.ETM.®-''“™’ATTRACTIVE I m a l l apartm ent, F e r

an clo*e.ln. partly furnished; Ideal fo r den . working couple, single person. 733. (roi ® 4170,--------------------------------------------------HIJ

------- ------------------- Eaif " m l . l , . d 7 3 ■•“ J

) > C ' KL ^ nlshed. *43 p er m onth. fi«w Mr.^ ^ Smllh. Farm and City.___________--------------- W O bedroom s,'^ 'decoriiled. wiiVh-l i e s B ^ T ^ h O T l ”jliT rtc T * M o ‘ Klm- CtJRl

733-3338 __berly . Road. ------------------ ------

, pressure 131 Him. Phone 7.^3-0730.peciul Mils ONE-bedroom house for rcnl or sa le. „Ilcr^Salus, —camplaial><.rumish«<lr-<;alM33-eoor —(r_______ ^ or 4ro J e fa rso n , .r camper. PARTIALLY turnlslied 2 room s and

condlliim, ba th . Suitable for ono adult, *25 S f ' BU beforo m onth. P h _ o n o _ 7 3 3 ;B O g 7 ;_ _ ^ _

' / ’i r a ' ’i s — U n lu r n H h a d 7 4 _ S'• " * s l .n d . . b .J r i» m » » . - ‘ '? T i

*H0. Call before 9 p.m ., Lloyd MOR Rohersnn A r « n c y , 230 M ain lar

^ N orlh. 733.ft8JlS, ' , par— ‘lWO“ ro"om iraiiur plus 2 room*

, , r a . ' t t i r S r , 7 , ° r „ h o v

i - — - i nn tOM J'OllTAULU 3.bedroom home,

S ', /T ,= ,n '* " X u '." 5 ! .f -™ .S S :Phone 733.W23. r rz r-

a V u rV U ilA U two-bearoom. naw

^ R S ^ garaSef'Klm^er “ P h ra e■rnl ■ 733.3228, LOUI

Tw'6“irilDROOM brick duplex, t i a i Ji5b a u

J In, 733.5045.Nl'.WLY Cariwled, 3-bi:droom hnusr,

,n witli large living roohi, flrepiaee,and large kitchen, • » i>or monili,

..........................253 M ariln K lre«(..7Sl-o4*,............. —»»V 6H U bedroom, gas >ie.t, f ; n i e ,^ tlrapes. w ater . sanllnllon furnish. ***

T E R . . . . ■■'ll'iIll.w t i o b u iW i.lim lin o ii . J , . » . lo r r . . i , =

B V - J m , A n n’ UNK bedroom, liewlv decoruled In- ART

— ------------- , sUIe-NUl. Ailulis only. ».« m onth, pnJ \ tnquiro 277 A lexander.' n r , IM ItliE-illiDllO OM , baseniitnl. two- ^

inquire Rellubla ,Shoe Sliup or phono 324-2381 aven ln is . *.*

SMALL o n i^ n il^ in 'h o m e . -E litJa s h»a«, I4D T yler, IW.oe p e r — m onth, 733-0740. A iir

KIMUUItLV," ilii^'e hedriHmi, stoker m T i h eat. *73 per monih. Phone Kim- beily , 423A137 nr 423 a303.

i w i ) m H )H o6M . play«0i>m, H is ^ _ _ btaroDin m enl, wjishcr, u r itm heal. STO.OO ——

iloclilo Is monifi. 201 Asli Wlroei, 733.2703. C c tiCI.I<Ari7m(idBrn 3 bedronm, fencVtl ------

ynrit, some furnllure, MS,' Pliana . 733^011 nr 7.1)03(15

Y .q l o i r i i i l H T . two t^ Jrnom iiou.e,' „t W 5 5 d r r r n M 3 S ; ; 2 . ‘- ‘ ‘-

i V c TTt lCV l M.lU H /(Hir room* aelr t l l b w ith bau t In country, Pho»« t33- ]I B 1‘ninls 2 0 W ^ ________ __________________

■ 1wi>’ K 3 ^ m li«T>e <or rent, d o se ” ------

*S** CL01IB.JH cT iM T pH vafi imfraneo, }»“

n g ,',Reason, montti, c a m w t "cen ter llo te l, ap i *5 riernuons or PHofhorto g ir .sv Houth.

M o b i l . H o r n . P o ,k in g ____ ^ " EI,' UK^ATtiD In beaHtlful Wood r Iv w Wilisa lO ili! Valley a t (oq( of Sawiooili mou*-

Ikwl condl. achool. ld » a l(u rsu n u a s r o r ■U iter otWHcalkM hnms. W rl|e IJo x .U I, lii

rn b id iO M , Ik-Ilevue, Idaho 103)3 b r call 4 tU . .............. 4 « f *U«r.«;jO p ,m , ....................... ......... ta

6 4 T w in F o ils T im e s - N e w s ' 2 1 ’ !“i--------- F r id a y , O c to b o f 1 8 , 1 9 6 8 !

,„ ,hu a B m l n e t i — O ff ic e R e n to U 8 0nlslied O NE or iw o furnished olliccs. p r |.i:lM d.-------i. One nlshed. L a a te d on North Blue

Ltike-I. Cnil Gordon L . CrtK keit.Valley 733-5.1H0, nnvtim e,________________

I'O R rcnl 1500 square feel of com .

S^W N T O W N — 2 private orncca an3

1£3C reception area. U tllllles furnished.'I C a 200 3rd Avenue E ast. 733-2315.r33-3358 WAREllOU.Sli 40.XC0’ Cinder block.------------ Inside 'and outsldo dock. T rack-

- nge. 171 Blue Lake* South.s —

. t ? v F o rm * f o t R e n t 8 4§0~ACRES for rent. G o ^ soil. 3

iS bedroom modern home. G rode APoint* Bnrn. 324-2400, Jerom e.

•days ______________ — ,

-7J30«tH} W a n te d to . R e n t ._ _ .........— . , : 8 8CtTuLUGE student wnm, sm SB.-.npnr.tracni._RQfMciiccs_lL-dcalred._________

j 7 0 Write 601 MnUn. PuHey.

13” exc“ i I n d u s t r i a l E q u ip m e n t________W

■ * P '" - U S E D I N D U S T R I A L , one bed". ' E Q U I P M E N T

A L U S^ CHALMERS .m odel, 160 -Bl tviF- .tr&bliji , lua Jc i bllCKllut» *5.000. '

_________ __CASE, model. 1000 Craw ler trao -bedroom to r wlih dozer. *5500,

•Ivate en- CASE modcl 210 loader t r a c f jr .33-6587 or S1930.________ FULL Line Qf t^ew Jo tw D ee re .

'"“ L L ifoT T S.n iv ' v„,- H i Ovbrland Ave. Burley, Idaho « i t ■ Phene 676-5585 ’0. oco m jjob I,ou5,on s q , „ Reprr4iontaUvo

pels. ^ j3,„ 320-52C8.

enl. close- .t 312 Oth F a r m I m p le m e n t s 9 0

w T ^ ^ s F o u r U sedfurnished. S c lf -P ro p c lledtwo beds. C i rc u la r S p r in k le r S y s te m It. Clean. This raivly happens — yci hero

It U. 1-our oul.of-suie used , AdulU: VALLEYS for snle by Uic mun-

Ions and lrrlg..ite ■; ICO n c ro ...........“ 7 "ex. O^tdcr *f)unre field. One HW?! brie 1900. ' ip. Phone two 10C5 models. Contact:

_______ V a lm o n t P a c if iccd npnrt- Box 10TO ___ Twin FaU» ___kduitt, no Phone 733..1358 o r 733-33U7

■ for Mr, Bmdy

om ‘u p a r" T R A C T O R S F O R S A L E IJ ___ S p e c ia l R c d u c c d P r ic c s ! V

ll 733-7386 WD Allis Chalmers

----- ■ - '_________ FERGUSON 35 Iraclors, ga rage, IZ^fojrt t r u ^ bed w ith.hydraulle__________

ih e d • 7 1 V A L L E Y F O R D & . u a p a r u IM P L E M E N T ^rp « ted , 733-0017 l i l i e s , ------------------------------- -----------------------O R F O R SA L E733.3069 ISO MASSEY-I FERGUSON Irac-

d u n T e T “ >r with pressure control

I ' a T i ’e ^ '^ — -------------PhOTe t o I T mo

FertllU er Spreading

.’r ' l o m . 1 ! - f e W L E S r R " B ,a . ^ ■I—BARBER BED ........ !!! $1500

ishcd. NO i _ t y l ER 6-ton N urse Bed

remodeled * ‘ Ph'o'no' '■n3'.713Y 'o r 423.2764_______fJ*’ sfiii’oS’ t r a d e for 5 to 10 acres lend 5Id. *100,00. n ines-out of Twin, p rac tically new---------------- Form Equipment. T ractor.M asseyapartm ent, Ferguaon-es, 4.row planter. T an .

d; Ideal fo r dem dlsc-4-row m arker. Spray- person. 733- jron t sceder-300 hour* only. O r ' '

High Bid. J . W. W heeler. 2 m llet E as t Sugar Factory— South.

7 3 LOGGING Equipment, D ^ Cat.________i Z hydraulic blade, wlncti and boom.

7ih S i n e t landem axlo trn lle r will) a irIta ion fur- brakes *3000, used with 1953'F -8--- '1 Sea M r ^ o rd trac to r. Jogging bunks, tan-1. SCO KT. t r a i l e r , 'a i r tira k es ., JI250, .. aed . w ash- •-«ajjcrTnan-a37-4fl5»..Dugg«Ji.S«W s___

*ieM Kim- CURL 1063 potato ha rveste r," tnM ei No. 70, wJth blower and brush

, - r t devlner. Has new rubber coated >

- - . - I - TWO.ROW corn head, for Cnse 600 ,

— ^ MOUNTAIN s u te a Implement for' S t ; . Y.S a 5 -a ,i ;! " -n j! s ;5 i.

I 7 4 Finrnl. Phone 733-7547.

------------------ ----n„ Lloyd MORB trac to r horse pow er per dol.230 M ain lar w ith Cose. Roed T rnctor Com*

, pany.________ •

sT iV tC ? H o y , G r a in « n d F e « l 9 4l»ASTtJJtl^ 1 '6r 100 head, also tiay

P f / and faclliiles to v in ie r catUe. Send , is t .„ i.,w .i ■! —i'«sum a-to-C ox-g-l7~-r..< i T lm c n —.:____

r iu ,k . . c . -. j s b i s K " " " “ "S'*. " J S

■ — Twin Vails.llOlUiE pasture In Twin i'a lls . Plen-

....fcnua E as t, IIAI.UI) Huy for aale, Oan Daniel*.

lAI Rniu Ktreet N orlh, 733.2170. ',ne7or ren t, = " ‘^hot,kup, t i i A n im a l B w e d l im 1 0 0ecoruied In- A R T irtC IA l, Slreeding^n AUS g rea t *.U mcMlh, proven sires, n a llo n \ h t ^ s t typa-

- F r :7J3.0iflT“ ' ‘" «»-6^54, llu rle r e T ^ a i ? •

A u c H o n i ,1 0 1 ;k tt^ lunfA H U e s Y arii. A u alo n

f.W a°r\^eV l . , ■

Bh''*733?2?6^ , 1 0 Z ,

"m S; PhSSe “ I-O R S A L E ! ^ #

■nom liouse, j.i p,,r«bred y e a r lln i H en 'ro rd ' o p M , and « a d y • «o

33M02. b read. Oui p f, reg is tered .OOWI, . .onma bouse aelling without u p e ra .

PhOM t33- E D W , C . E A K tN f t S O N S •.. J e rome, rh o ee IM 4 4 H ,

W E S L A U O O T E R T T 'i'drooms, c iin Q a F U f ia -*!tatig>»t»yy<rw - '

-------- ’ - N o rth M a l n w c k e r a '■ ' ■

s u n & ‘5 2 a ir ; i S W i r > J i f f ' ‘f f i ;I’ M onh. loan.Contacti W esters U v e t to c ^ i

^ "• re 'i^ ra rV ^old 'and ^ a t r . 'V S rd W r

................. ta w o t Ktmt>stly. Uafce. . i . y .'

■ - i

■■■ - m

— R E S U L T S

________________________ , - . . 2 D a y s a n d . S

40-TONS 3 rd c u l l in g h a y ,’ b a le d 423-xxxx; H a n se n .

2 2 T w in F a lls T im c s - N c w s Po>s F r id a y , O c t o b e r 1 8 , 1 9 6 8

C ° lll« _______________J ? ? U BiiYO UNG C A T T L E A N D 1,° '

GRASS C A L V E S F O R 'S A L E kci tlQUU-ln. “ J,” V r 'r nn"'’‘‘hcUcr.'!' = ]m"*o pound*5. "ai'i ihlpplnfi LIvO!IrJcr- v accm nuJ. Top quulliy. -------

R o se B ' F a r o e s - . ...........................Murldlan. Irtalin ' -j— r

In Mnale Vnlley cnll: Ike Dfnn.-------3 3 W m or.P trB -C um p .

Jerome. We Ocllver u.,ywh.;rc- lu .Mnglc Valley. W rlto o r cull Jor _ ‘ :y

Sprm5er..oV bcc7. Hnp or Clyito - t/uahct. Duhl. M3.5825 or 5<3-5S)C9.

fO R SALli: Good baby nnd •1 . -I m e f* a n d black. 3:4-4162 or "alV

4038. Jerom e,____________________riB S T clo»» Angus Bulls, resn tcred «

1 »Bd^2 yenr o ld i. J3M to j mCall a^iernoom . 733-9750. ____

Bl-GISTERl-D choicc BiacK AriRUS EDO bull.- Ready for service. Phone mo423-5519 or 324-4002.______________ JOJ

POR .SALE; T hree head young cut- P«: lit, Phone 733-^167. • .«■

20 HliADjnjIxcd heifers, will calve In. April, nW - 7M.23GC,______________ ‘-OR

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sw r iie ~ ~ T 0 3TWO Y ofl^hlrc D oars. si-rvlccahl^a

age, Wlll trade one for unrelated. _ i £-Archie Mnlonc. 7 norlh, •/, w ujt. USE

_ Jerome,_ 324-M52. — 2?

■ f W ? _____________ 1 0 4liX l'BR T H orjc Shoeing and Trim . j i

itilng. Call <23-1032, H nnien. Je rry. Tw itchtll. _______________ B y .

SECJSTEHIiD Q uarte r horse, sorrel ___filly, 3 ycn rs . Also, buckskin geld-Ing. Phone 733-6894.______________ '

B R r.isT ER iiin q u a r te r Marcs n i^ P G eld ings.-H orsc i ' bought-so ia icx-—t- thanged. Ren H aley 733-6055. Zi

Sheep __ 106 —i:SHHEP -fo r salo. Open and bred

Ewes any age . any amount. 870- 3587. Challls, Idaho .___________ .

P«H a n d P . I S u p p l l o t 1 1 0 Z tDOBERMAN P lnschcr. Hnre Red,

_______ very large . N ine old,gua r'S ^ 'ogT ” M n^ke offer*! ■ " p - K r ®

POODLE GROOMING. Stud service —puppies— Bcoessorlci. Cherl Mil- DU

RE gYc t e r e d G erm an, Shorthand M l..... _ ? ? r e ^ d % u & ; S ? ; ? . ’ii’-do‘T .S .nY n";fa

on dogs of Dll k lnd i. Training "• guaranteed- 320-4GM._____________ )

SALE: 3 fem ale B order Colllc pup< . □irs. 10 w eeks old. $10 cnch. C78> ifM7. Burley._____________________ . „

AKC reg is tered toy sllvcr poodle ITT puppies. AUo w hite nnd illvcrAKC stud scrvlcg. 733-8018._______ ,

SIX-week-old fem ale AKC Cciilie pup. i P ^ ei.-|ab ifl- |ind trl-coior; J2 5 rca il

BEAUTIFUL m arked Germnn Shop- i herd , fem ale , G m onths old. Had ^

tu |.M i!” ° o " l 'm '.s h ,p l .n r a . iiSi ! f also, m ixed Po in ter and Spnnlcl U pups >5. Phone 73n-S223.______ ■

ningi,____________ ■ C'IDACH.SHUND pups, AKC ReRls-

le red . DIack Attd lan . Phons 733.

-------- AKC .lleg la icred-W tilm arancr pup* ^------------ for-ia le;-4-T nonths-old.- '»M ,-G nry G

»Wlnn. Buhl. M3-C934. ________ W^•UKUUUBU Oorm un Shophcril pup-

pies. IIS . Call 733-5223. zaaMBBWSgsgamwMipaaiammg

BUSINESS T SERVICE A-

B e lo w y o u w ill find no.HRC.s. I .ook u n d e r lli ( o r tlio ( in e s t In s e rv i

T W I N F i

AIR CONOITIONINO___________ ' t

caU U k 1‘urnaco Company, 733-i _______________ _____ T

AFPIIANCB ANO TV MPAH •WIv tU'.I'A IH nil iniihr* .)( ivlilKcr'- _

a to r., frB nrrm . wn»hrr«. i1ryrr«, p enlor TV j-ii Hccoiui •

t AW CABB R■ J'O R T in : •hInirM n i r in l"w ". I'jj'" ‘

II 10 ).n w uxr.l for lu .l » » «l Um- Hniitn nf W ax, Mi> Si-n>i>il Avrniiu Kouih oc io iw i 7.11 iii' i v. ';;i:i-7io<,

CABftT ClIANINQ_____________ . sCl.hAN YOlJIt i iti|>cli wllh Um In'' j

c iiljm l CItiiinri'. '• f > ""»m u c k er AopUiinre' iin.1 I'm nllun',r n Haroncl Avcniin l’.»<l,________ _

CAB WASH___________________ _ ]

cH m o rn A C T o * ________________ ■X U M O m u> irr= ^ IT rr(.i .rucT < 7r l^7

N orlh W nsliliigton, ’Jwlit I'Ml*.___ 1‘hiinn 733-474I,

o u r W A i i _ _______________fcin 0 1 i5 l.lo y /" r iry wall cm uatK ir.

a a i . M U ’ AT,r u n OIL '1*or ito v e «n (1 fiirnaca o l ir f a ir r te m

KtalB Olj, 733-flDflJ. Our luol innhes

XIAITM IQ U IP M i^Ji X H iuTi H H tl.o ' n..w -w ” y7'l iT -nF^;

r rc lio amt lion III r<|iiliuiiriil, ■|in>it bike, niassngo rollor, U lt vilinilor, iicilNtirycio. JJannor I'liriilltitc.7 3 3 . H i f . _____________________

KOMI OECORATINO AND SUPPLKS M n ^ ^ y lA n K lW h'T"l'N i»i'ont oilyi

«:%ninlIi"l7lo,’ i^n?|tl}ul'VohJl'^''^ll•__J£^^^ |o llP lfl^_« .^J;^^^IIOHIINO PIXIUK* ________

. Tlio M ght H ousr, Atldlmrt Ave. i:.

n U S I N E S S - S E R V I C I - : •

D I R I - C T O R Y A D S

A N D W A N T A D .S

P H O N E 733-0D31 ,

A S K F O R C L A S S I F I E D

M A G I C

D ia l D43-4l)in ......................D Iu a78-39S2 ..............................J J ia S 3 0 -2 M !} ............................ ;D in 32(T-3375 ........................... ..

R E S U L T S —

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h a y ,’ b a le d in th e f ie ld . P h o n o

•N e w s Po>s o n d P q i ’S o p p H e i '1 1 0 G o o i 9 6 8 ' H A N -SU K E N N E L S-------- -- BOARDING — GROOMING on,

• O'? ____________ • 733-0512______________ 543.GERMAN shorili.ilr». Choice from fnn>

10 puppies. AKC reg is tered . E very

A L E K 5 n = i;." '‘3 s 2 = . s ; ;Mnck — ----------^pplng L Ivo itocK W a n J o d 1 1 4julity. IDAH6 'n i D E “ & TALLOW ir o n

DEAD ANIMAL PICK U P Lni' ,;.V . > Phone collect 733-CS35_______ „ci

Dfnn" J- • - IIUY products, free pickup — — l-2:i59' scrvlce for useleU cattle u n il . .

re 111' - hor!<e!i.-W11l p n y - lc -a -p o u n d . Cnll A n ti 73.3-7155.

^heifers. A p p l ia n e o * & H H E q u ip . 1 2 0 “p;

“ ^ ’ h r e e " R o w ^ T G ^ o u ppasture . in c lu d in g a n t

------------------A p p l in n r n * ;______________ iu>

^ . ■ O n l y $ 3 9 9 , ,t o * j m C A I N ’S E c o n o m y S t o r e o iJn

______________________7.13.7111 tuit Angus EOGIiD coppt-r. Coofcrafor refrrjjer-

Phanc n tor wllh cold drink d ispenser only PO'_______ son.50. go-doy w nrm nty . Insured KEI-unc cat- pnynicnt plnn, M St Y lilec lrlc Co., trr

,« 1 Maln^Ave.^^E^nM; Twin r a i l s . Ba

L ?om rncr(:l'nL ^w 3shcrs.,lx»’o _ C o a k _J.i* M715 com m ercial ilryer*, Compli'tc ser- __^

- ~nl'i;'lu!vi'iit\:Ll'itfalcr!^l*liun(L^1 0 3 FALL C learance o( gooJ used ------!

rvlccabio tvfrlRcrntors. P rlccd from J29.50. bIXTerm ,. 'V ll.on -D .lc ._____________ ta

■; west. USED household appliances. Scrvlce (l' on all m akes. C am era Center Hall i"

" — of M uil3. 733-1021.. 1 0 4 USED ZEN iTlI so lid M ate portnblg °,' — — — J75, excellent condition. Call 733- Id Trim . H 70 af te r 5 p.m. _____________

F u r n l lu re & H H G o o d s 1 2 2 j'ckin geld. USUD MACHINE________ SALEires and POUTADLES FROM ........................» 4.Mt.solUiCK- —t-AUlNETS - FROM 125,00— —055. ZIO 7.AGS FROM ....................................S64.00 Ul‘l------------ .SINnr.R .SF.WING CENTER lh------ 150 Main Nnrth '_______________ 7.13-33H ’ U|.nrt ••h7r'rt S P O T CASH.u„,. r ; r „ l .u „ - A j g J .n c . .

---------^ . . B A N N E R F U R N IT U R E 5i i n 1;7 ;na A .m u , w , . i m m i -

■ HOUSEFUL ot furniture nnd appll- n,,h , fiiH ances. only MOD. E asiest te rm s a t t

“ o f .Cain’s .Econom y-C orncr-Store. . . ._ _ r r. phone W E BUYt Used furn llu rc . applian-

CCS. babv th lng i. antiques, coal tltd~servlc» stoves. Ha>\:s F u rn itu re . ^

it*Red'cap °^nd'*"rouphnLs’ er.*'*Phnnc'‘7^3-eC37.S4 — ■123. R on's.C usiom U pholstery.________ p

— WHShorthand M usS co l In s tru m o n T a 1 2 4 bo-tralnYnit ^JU U iE__NliW—Dn[dwin--aplmil_BU

T^S Slna nnos. U sed eight weeks a t Sun STiTraining « o o ,001 5Avniluble on ou r rcntal-purchnse _ i

s i v ' s s . & " » , "i i_________ - nuo. E as t.. 733.210B..'.- . - ....... _ L:r poodle 41; ^ Y am aha pianos; Used p ianos: M l nd silver Vox gu itars and am plifiers. KLHl i _______ stereo rccord p layers. W ftfntu ct;oll1e pup. Music. n r .Shoihone N orlh.______ V; « 5 r c a l l r AND in strum en t-ren ta ls . New and_________ used. Conn. Selmer. Bundy. Rey. 1mnn Shop- nolds. W a rn e r Music. 733-7083. I

old. Had ■ - - _»R a d io a n d T V 5o»» 1 2 5 I'S

Id SpnnlVl LARGEST selection of color T V s In i- -'-Idnho. Zenith nnd Curils M athes. 1

■Inr miila Sclect from OU# 75 -scu . Buy nowl ^> TO2 ev*: Cain-*, 733.7IH.___________ ” •

GUARANTEED used TV'S from , tt:— *24.14. T ry before ynu buy. Mel Phone 733: Q uala '* 'Serv ice Co.. J28 2nd Ave. ^

■ S S r -S 'iS C < io d -T li ln g .- lo -E o l - - 1 1 3 3 Ei_________ WHOLESALI-: beef by half o r nuar* _phcril pup. te r. C ut and w rnppcd. Phone North 25

Main Locker*. 733.4D82.7is!ns.v>r!.-x:/Kam!! va.v! 'na/)/ isnii}ia7!.va.<»xs>xae/n.‘a ^

M A G I C V A L L E Y

I? DIRECTu w ill find m n n y ficrv ic i's n v n iln b le f ro m M o o k u n d e r th o to w n in y o u r n r e n . . . c o n ta c l i i c s t In B crv lco u n d q u a l l iy p ro d u c ts .

T W I N F A L L S _______________________

PAKTS ANP SeilVICE _________ V.

^ st'se rv lcB ^(^v^rp,‘‘’bVlm"m<t"''n ■’s , " " " ...............

—. J'niM .nnil »i,i vli hiK. i>H tnalies «ni)w.* mcihlli'S, M(itotrsc:lr« iinil Iil1ir«,7,1 ivlilKcr' tnn, llln .tun. KImt.prlv H»nil, _■r«. ilryrrs, pROPANE V ' IJcml'j l ’™ii,n.o u I . . . , T»(. r.ullc. .ll.nM.J. Vjt.i ne t 1, licks. Hulk clrllviirv, V-t Oil nntl

— Prpim nn Ciimpiinv. 7.i3,min._______________RtNTAtS_________________________ _ =

lU -iN T -A L l. t ( ) “1,1 AvVmlu Wo I trn t Mn»l H v.irythlng = ■■ •;;i:i-7i04,_ ■'"''Tn'im'iiy'’ •""’" ‘'i- c

______ StPllC TANK SERVICE . *wllh Uii'liii' iuiliT-iTiHiior iuVc'r sn'vli-o^ S rw rr

________ _ {iopllo tiiiiM rlutinnil, powor ociulp. .cninrorlnl'le m cnt for ilriillliiiin tiHlorrs. iTco lit hUrlliy 'i, lna|>aciliii). l.inyil i:ravPli«, 713.30.M,

________ __ JEWING MACHINES J

~n77iui»cl'i~ ROOM IQUIPMINT jUKIC •iiiay". tr;.ir»” »>Vr;Wfi(f” i7?iPme Ninth. innnl, n i iK h r i . wiiIIkts (mi tvni 1— — .......- n r ■llle. Klnii>biiiy'a I'lim m iiry,

___ __ H7 Main r i i i l , 7:i:i-rfS74 <ir 7;i:i.lUM, .iriTceirO om nci»'iiiliiriiVili,'"wliiTl r lnilrs, rom- ‘ r fuel makes ,„ iu |r i . n u t r h o , r l r . H nit^or inlo,

___ , ______ __TEIEPHONC ANSWERING SERVICE <u,lr .'.‘’''.‘Mcml V.iurtrlniilM ilio 1. n<iv«V -a ln n o r iT -I’olt vllm'.l.ir! ______'

I 'lin illu te . l u j j ju v iC B ___

, . r “ ” K iiNii i : i r n < i ' i r h i ’HVH:V:> SUPPLIES llniK.vinu, r<>l'|ilMH, T ilm m lnn, ,I,',,I,IU j.ii .; , M- A rrial » u rk r |, h l.li rrd , I-i p " •

iMwihl'i'i'''"!!! I. 'III Avoii..e », . VAl.I.r.V Tlil-;ii s 'l '.i t 'V it 'ir' _______ .'J iliiiiiiiim .. Ttiniiiiig. Kiiiiiiivinu,I'lNill, iniila. CiililliiK »i»1 Miimii lloniiiviil,itllalliiilliiii. I 'i f i ' r iiliiiiiii'iv Inniirnt

Imn Ave. i:. )Iiik «;i. 1 . l '„ 7.i.l-:i.13l

w i c i ; ----------------------------- 2 4 - H (

A D S A iinw crin jt h o rv liir , 'r iin ntA D 't tit c u ll vou . If (ho In lrn lliiilt

; D IK I'X V d UY h iiDl' iil.fiw.003i . iiiiiinn AnNWuriiift .Sorvlcu

; S I F I E D I > '■ _______________ __

M A G I C V A L L l - Y T O L L l - H l - I i N U P

............. ......................................................... Hurlt-'v. R u |

......................; ......................................... W/vhJWI, (h>

............. ................................................ F i le r , i lo l llH ln

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W I L L Y (ino

•1 1 0 G o o d T h in g* to E at________ 1 3 3 |fAI»c5---------- APPLUSU orr "orchnr<irYrllow De. EAi’ . Ilclou*. Red Dcllcluus and Romc. frINC One mllo norlh Green Glunt. Buhl. 3 I

:e from n iiD SPUDS, sTiuush, cnbbiiicv;. pep. ■' I. Every irvln uidcnstnb. 73‘J.0188. 2Larrys ,niics north on Washington, en t ji'*

- j»0 M T0 ES, tarrols, p u m p k i n * . c 6 .

''LnnB^*'Nur^e^y?733.4^^ ^

nd.'*Cnl1 A n t iq u e s - . - — ------------- 1 3 9 . s

= = ^V^ c"'‘j'u;nl.^r"^'"ms^^es“ ^ ' “v1 2 0 cou's Items, Open Monday thrnuKh p

• Friday. Saturday nnd Sunday by 3by appolntmi'nt. 1241 Colorado. „OoodlnK. 031-4058. c

ANTigUES ^usi “rn«d^(rom^^^u.c 23^

JtO re ODD LllA lllS . Exprrlcntcd Hurm-ture-. Dlgnltled Junk. Pctc Johns. •

rrfrreerl Ion. JPi South Washington, (air- ‘onl^ pori rond). 7.U.2315. ________ j;«

Insured KEFINISHINO. restoring, buy. sen r •irlc Co., trade ' OnK tables-chnlr-v Red •• in I'alls. Barn, 1'.; miles north on Washing- i-'p

;*o™Coak i^lal?m^anc^^lA^UlqUl.•J,^_cornc^-Of — DL ■ etc ser- AOnms and C. 324-2730. Jeronu-. _

M ijc e t lo n e o U s 'F o r S a te 1 4 0 7 ^

" ^ /tn^^hn-li.'h 'i —

fo‘n > o “ubr“ b s r ^ c J i i^ ‘;? .c^ ro r . : iDter Hall jQcrlflce for quickest sale. . j---------^ OSCO . DRUG, Blue Lakes Shop-

mng Ccnter. Twin F.ills.________ jCall 733- r e n t camping trailers, lawn • j

i.nriMim< . swr<>nrr». ccment mix- • -------^ ers TOWLES. Unlin 70, 324-5151.

------------- ilOST cleans~earpcts without «T-’t • 1shampoo problems. Use rooms In- • <

• 4 ns Btantly. Rtnt machine, J l. Wilson- . ;: M sibo- - J it f t c s -------- -- -- . ^ ------ - ' - J. S64.00 UPHOLSTERY dirty? t .ct »JTER Ihe easy way with our l-.lecir c7.^i-33il • UpholsU'ry Shampooer.^ Rem^^ lt

U R E 5'® Jerry's TV. 229 Shoshone ------

SAVE llmcl Clcun carpcts with md appll- MOST nnd walk on Immedlali'ly. terms at Tate Furnllurc. 1920 Kimberly

>re. . . . ____Road____ - . _______________ ___. applian- CARPETS and life loo can be beau- ues, coal , kuI if you use Blue Lustre, Rent . e lectric shampooer Sl. Krcngcl-i.e. Rebuild t h r IFTHX 0'xl2’ llneolum rugs”.

733-CC37. JO.OS. Ajsoned pattern*. Banner•• Furniture. 733.1121.--------------- ^-------------- WE rebuild hydraulic lacks uc Ab- WJf

1 2 4 bott-s AUIO "supply. i 2i 3rd A vc Oi nue West. Seo Us todnv._________ th

‘o'" »200*00" i i ^ n S »■I-purchnse 733.1421- . J

Main Aw'i ^U nes. New Boumntic pipelines. '• _ Lnswoirs, -lerome. 324-4381. p,

cd pianos: MUFFLERS instnlled while you lers. KLH wnlt. Complete mufller service n-

Wftfntii c udlng custom duals. Anbolt s hh . Auto supply. 121 3rd West.. New and WANTED TO Buyr I'ickup or Stu- f indy R ey. tion Wagon m good condition. 3. 13.7083: ^ ’n'ftVn"""

1 5 5 FOR SAI.E; Hoy's 10.speed tilcyelc-. ., 525: t:ohn clarinet. J05; S-plrce \

lor T V s In lipht onk dlnrtie set. J15, CallIs M athes. after 5. 733.6408._________________

nuy nowl uHiiD riTriirrntors, f r e e z e r s .__________ ranges, washing mnchlncj, nl» ,iV's from stoves. All gunrantecd. Cai^era {

buy. Mel Center Hall of Music. /3?.1H;l, ,5 Ave. SHOP for rcnt-33Kl3'. wired lor HO fij;

vnlf 1038 Ptvmouth. runs gnnd!~ 7.~'3-lfll<. __________________ ______ /

•1 —1 3 3 cu.Ni-Jradmc_iiini:.-_^Nc\y.j'nd.^Mi'''''

hone l?orth 25 c u i i i c i-o (yr unrinht Amana" m1 frcficr. Phnna 733'20J0. JlfiO, i

------------- ----------------- • P l

. L E Y ' , : j

CTORY Iib le 'fr o m M iirIc V nllpy nitnl- _ , '

. . c o n ta c l onu of th ese f irm s ' ^;ts .

e ’

= SVACUUM CIEANERS W

iillalliui a n . 1)1;a|,I;U I'OK KriiUY.“ ri..civrr mi'l «iihii(-nn; - -I 'litrx ,-rn n s nnd n/rvlre li.r all '

Supply, 121 iiiiik.'. nf vai-uuiii .'l.-annv tlood _

VuVnil liaal.. Plioiie 7.i;i-H)2V.WINDOWS ■

Ilio dlsuntch YlT^in n liTIikeii wliujiiw iilaM now!V-l Oil nn>l ni:N N i:i I'S Twin I'alU llhms h .nun. iMini, ,im;:i Addimui East. 7;i;i.:i:iiiH,

' i l ' i i A n i - ; i ! M A Nrvthlng ----- ------•""’“‘'i. CONTRACTORS '------------------ J'CHt'laiiil iVvi-iliig, il(i/lnn,' liiiiMdiim

----- --------- w.ii h, sllKKK i<lt Ixillilliiii <ir ........ .vli-o, hrwrr iiiimp tiiiLk rniiul <iilvr-wiiv jimv. r il( Llnaitlng,______ n,i><'i<<i,< uii’vrl and tun xiil vntloii. John ■ i,|| iimi Oiiv>|iiiiidrn, tdr-llii?, ____________llngounai..lowar equip. , - , =,11,"!^^3.•I0M! JF .R O M ii: s------------------- ---- ------ I-

_____l“'T~iT * Training____________r* 'iri'u Vlalii (]ri)rRi''s Ki-anrla. Knurdinu nil

. . . ..tjij,yj^'ili|.-ljiiliUiiB..ftll-l)reiiil>.. 021. J.

________ -__MIIKINO EQUIPMIIIIiTi"*fMi"‘tunl' Hulk milk tank nnd pIpcllno'sorvlVo ;•

Pli.umiiry. -»»I«». l.aiwall's, Jaiuma. 314.4:iHI. '■ 4 <ir 7;i:i.»ll4, ____________

I ' mV S n l" :___________ i u j i ^ i ' : i n ’___________ “

SfRVtCE____ _ HOUSE MOVING ^.V ’Blnno. i i - M,.Xui.T.ir l lu u .i^ u ^ r i^ u r * r > I ^ .

------- Viiil.iii, MniilH'r uf Itiukv ^ioun. _

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W A N T A D S

w S a T F liono .733-0»31 n'lliiln'l’ ' Ahlc fo r CJUHAlflClli.i.:i,i3i

- 2 4 - H O U R — --------------1 r

vl>:r, Tlm ntlviTllHcr w lll Iin niiliriiMl (lie (f)li!i)lmiit> (if nny iidvortlMor In llil i h m u' iiiifiwori^d, ditt| V.i:i-‘,i!W(1. Tolt!- liijt .SorvlcH ill T w in 1-«IINj D a y iir

. • _________ J_________ r

- R l £ I - ; 'N U M l i I - l t S

............................................. nr ih !,“ Ciifilll’roid \Hurlt-'y. Ru|><'il,,ncnli>. I'a iil. Nurliiml ' W/vHJrII. .Ji’rojiii!

I|(T, ilolllH lor, Uni;crst)ii, .liick p o l, N rv. l'>

. Y O U R E A I

N E X T Y

1 3 3 |f r t l ic o l lo n o o u s F o r S a lo 1 4 0 Truck;

id'^Rotlic! s'^m S'a 'itd only' slVa'sS T^nt. Buhl. 3 PIECE scetlunnl ’rose hciiie J-

,dp. j ’lS li 'tc 'iV n c 'M S V lV 'V o tS S Ji’to n '^ e n t TRA O n iONAL nora,'b row n n'l.djion, uac J tap cJlry . like i>e«, J— ........ SD'i.!ir)i p k l n * . c o i.O }:iir)y Amvrlcuii swivellan s. li<0 J rockcr, solid m a p I e trim■ 733.BHa:,. I* ........... ...........................jnn,95ed spuds. C CHAIllK. M uliogany IBIh Ccn- fl103 d a rd . tury styling ................ '. . . S4S,00

5 PliX'l-; grey pearl and chrcimu■ d ln i'H e '............................... - J2n.95- 7T7TT7--------82 - WALNUT finished wall en-____ 1 3 9 . scmblc w llh 'shelves, bookcase, ,_______ _ and desk withi d raw er . . . SIS . , “ hte rt Oem <g IUJC rem nants and roll endsmlscellan. with <Usecunis ,i„ to 50Vi somo n 'vy throuKh p-,kr<l as luw „» S3 each'c^‘lorado^ 3 K 'drooin set j lre s se r Q

irth’ Mnln. K ' CE 3-doi>r refrigera to r fruez- . ■ cr. reconditioned and guaran- •

r;). 30” S-R if;i‘bA IR E ' V anrc Vlilu'xcf,'® I 'l- iinil c le a n ,re c o n d itio n e d and!ton. ta ir g„aranl'T<-e/

--------- -- FRIGIDAIRE nutom atlc w asher, I^ u y . sell. reconditioned und guaranteed.Ir.s, Red • .................................................... $78 .

Wnsliing- FRIGIDAIRE e lcc trlc d ryer, rc- --

'a nd ' new!co rn c r-o f -..D U O -T llIiR M -oll-h ..u l.-rr-U M ..l-----------1lerom e, one seas<m, 45.1)00 UTU . . SSS r^r

-CAIMIS-------- ffi> . 733-7111__________ ^ T M iln FnJIs^_______

—'^ H U N T I N G B O O T S nKS, 5 (eel . Heavy Duty W ork Hoots Jthe room. • .surplus Jung le IJools SO.a'i p r. , .ke“ Shop- ‘ A?my

lers, lawn • ?.og«rr‘’ linols ..........JI1.9S pr. _____'nen t mlx^ • Surplus' Com bat Boots, nar- I, 324-5151, row sues only .......... S5,05 pr.__________ — W A R M C O A T S —thout «T-’t • Navy .Style P-Coats . . SIC.'.lX rooms In. . c j i-'ield Ja c k e ts . . . . S2-!i5 up

» . Wilson- . Insulated Z ipper Covc-rall*• ._».i>urkas_-Coat5..Ja L k c i4_______________

K o p p e i ’s . ' , ™

B r o w z e v i l l e — ^“like ‘‘new'! l -'-2 2nd Avc. So. 733-74U OM I Shoshone — ---------------------------------------------------

K o p p e l s

I T m n S ■ B r o w z e v i l l e1. 2 2nd Avc. S. 7.33.T411

cks uc Ab- W ltl’i'U Hcwlnii Mnchliii} Two-t or-I 3rd Ave- Ono Spcclal. Model Hi5 machine f thnt has a ll the p rac tical slltehes nf—S3 OO-a - you need phis 20 m agic designs

“s " s ; , s . ’ » "v ,£— 'J ■■■■■,— . JU.ST Sllll.ur. with trade, complete inn

M V . Jn console cabinet. At SKINNER'S VS. pipelines. sliWINU -SHOPPl-, Savc-On Shop- hci

« ? L ---------- ping Cem er. ,,nP

— E S S “ il. ’ m S 'n i lm .”' s.;,';;<up or Slu- prv W urds. 227 Mam Ensij- 733- 77777 condition. 3.,^■ lauu 14' ROAIJ Runner, camp and nx____ ____ — irnvpt tra ile r , S7.',«. inilH 10 horse CiI'Cd nlcycU-. iiower Helena garden trac tor. jTjvf !05; .'>.pli'te i ',01) Costs Sl.uno new. Lull Rent- * V. *15. Call 1,1 C l.. Kcichum, 7;!0-51^l._______----------------- N IW l tirc a tl lleau illa ll 'Ihn hesl In Michlncj, nil tinVe 'riir ritiillli'iysVAl T h r ’’rjaBle's * '? ' Sd. Catflcra ,17 E as t 7Ht. 324.2800. Je- I".

733-11121, rome. Idaho,_____________________

' S ' ‘S , S '___________ AIM), v-«lu'.-l Iiililty liiiiler, 7:i:i- — L

• B P n^ra rly m nrn(ni;s r.r la le rv r. .'^1

ght Amaiia" MM.I.ION.S of riTit* have tiHm I. Jino, cleaned w ith llluo L ustre. U's 10.|J

a1mmnmiLT_tl?_‘u K .f u i PUMP.S: Irrlgn tion and domesllc. __U

Any size. Slepl pipellnci'.'Q uIrk In- -----sinllniloii. K llllnger E lcctrlc . phono A u'

. liOlJI) .SI-Kil.lJK oil fuMMrc ,“ M;i , Smith l.ocust. Phone 7:i:i-flrtl7.

M I s c o l la n o o u s W a n t e d 141 '

Clooe 10 tow n. hKiulru a t J5'i Van 'lliiten. anvlline, _____

Wa NI I-.H I<» IIUVI <-noil liil>I<‘ haw,...... nr. ii'H-IVl7, tiaiulll'it._________

, W AN'flil): i^Trnlluro, i.tmllanccs, e nnylhlng of value. Call 7^.7754.

" = H oQ tIn g E q u lp f n o n t 1 4 4 'W ANl'lil) TO IIUY: ;i5,IHI0 In MMIlill ^

IM IS “i«"’i'>f* icili'imi S p o r l i n g G o o d s 1 5 9‘I D i- i - . i r A N iy K iT in n b Y - s 1------------------- , . W.mteil rV iiliiM now! Idaho 'I’jldV ai'iil 'l al'low Co, '

la s '. 7;i'l'.':iliH! _______ ^tiiV /ir'OLi,\y'’i" ‘.I'iaT . ■I-IIII sAi.i'.: wiiin,i-,h;- r.' \

---- :------------- shot gan. nii.ilel MOn nulomaiii-. ‘\ N _______ l la |o l'l I

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I'limie 47I.M1H1 or I j.'MllO._______

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Ini'liiillnH irllrnptios, (mfl plaie. ------- 7 “ r — - nioiK »i>i v c-e. liendnr Flying Jlri. ,

Moun. V“" ' ---------------------'‘ 'AMal'iatuml B o a t* F o r S a lo 1 6 9 ,

' ' A r i 'K N I'lO N '------------------- O D'I IJO A R D O W N ia tSD S U's ( lin o to ( iliirt tiilnkliiK

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lo it '- lloii.ta’i . Knwasiikl'a, nml Til-‘y o r ’;,:;v-mo1„ln H rndM ua.In . '

'H L A S I U S M O T O R .S ,'*•' l)^_Klinlirilji_H<)iiiI_____^73:i^JJ2 |

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miiiH.__________________________

;n i.rn i.i T ruck* 1 9 6tlriim 1Hv^^i,•^^I-^i;n;r;T.^^^^l^^^4‘7^,mm

I, Ni-v. roi:i((ip:■■•.:hi.vV..roT'~bi«r“ v,vi.m; .Ili'iivv lUilv, I'OIII aliri'il. wllh i KilIi„ c h , (lood. USO. ob3.4;H;i,

R E A L L Y N E E

: t y e a r ?

a 1 4 0 T ru c k s 1 9 6 T rucks

L=S; TAKE OVER T •His PAYMENTS' IK c; 1 9 6 4 C h e v r o l e t ___ _ii’ swivel p i c k u p!.'s j'n '5S $ 4 1 .4 9 p e r m o n t h , ■ 'iBih Ccn. n o do w n p a y m e n t O A C sion.icifrom" "

CHIiVROLET. llli;:i. New 327 V-H en..n.^k Tandem with ---------’ookcast, hutch suspension. l8‘/,.fool potato . . l „ ; r 7 1 • bulker. Ext.-llent condltloii.. S-'iiy.'’..•m" i ••‘">ae 321.r,-jj2 or sw ut 520 Norlh New

-’crome, 4-doi

-"H€ TAKE OVER K . PAYMENTS J g

I '^L anm .’ • o f $ 5 7 .3 9 OR'

i ' diiu” 1 9 6 3 C h e v r o l e ti w V2‘t o n p i c k u p

cw 'nsher’ BO do w n p a y m e n t OA Carimtet.^1. Call John^J^eaklqs -

S X lJ S S : C H R Y s t E R -......... S''-’ B o a ts a n d ''M o tp r.s __ ^ ___ —

-----------STAnCRAl’T 30A TS ANDIU . . 5s» FOLDING CAMP TRAILERS,___________ J E R O M E - IM P I .E M E N T & - —•win F a J I ^ M A R INA _____

TAKEOVER PAYMENTS J j

S ! --------- 1 9 6 5 - C h e v r o l e t. S5,05 pr. p i c k u p --------

$ 5 6 .9 2 p e r m o n t h A u to ’s'* Mi lio >10 p a y m 'c n t O A C , --------

verui s ‘' t -Jenkins____________________ 7.i.i-no:i3______________ ______5 ■ IH C T R U C K S = G a s & D ie se l p |5 . , •• CHARLIE’S TRUCK & EQ UIP. ' : 1 1 q Jerom o — Phone 321.4302

L E E PONTIAC 733-71U CMC TRUCKS — IN JE R O M E W ;

----------------- n o s s , . c . r «

TAKE OVER ------ PAYMENTS-

° 1 9 6 2 C h e v r o l e tl i e _ p i c k u p — ■ S 5 2 .3 4 p e r m o n t hli's machine’ ' . no do w n p a y m e n t O A C aooleal sHlehes Call Bruce Cnughey COMiRlC designs ■_________733-1033______________le was $lo!).- JtUN I ERS .Speclall luoS UMC Vi-ton SA

^;M>ecd sh a rp . J1250. c h I eUe- complete iDn> International li-ton pickup. r,ul

•’ VS. 1-sp«ed wUh cum pcr. Bed. cn- .vc-O nbhop. heater.^ S1150.. 324.

I y o u ' Shop i s KU-7 INTERNATIONAL truck )g way. lVr- with fourteen foot W estern spread.5. Moa'tgom. spreader box. V’io n e " >■“' cmCVROI.UT PJC7 »;.ton pickup =

: camp and ; a ^ ? r ' » I c n " t ° " ^ ’oSdl[f;!n'’.nilH 10 horse Cixxl flnancln«. Phone 733-3307. -----

FOR '.SAI.IC; l!i52 Chevrolet ^ -to n - ;. Lull Rent. Moek‘ rnck, Runs good. I.argrH il l :----------- nchool hus for cam per. 432-27G0.I 'M»! hesl in Murlaunh.___________J____________

n r lale^jwf- I'Inn-JSSit—M ii-it-arc-to-np-

Lus'lre. '’ll'B I B T T e KP DlcUuii \v7ii~V.wheH icn t electric drive. S:ion. l»hone 733-42011,

lid domestic. tires, (or nulek sale 73:'.'j:iri(l, pnci-.-QuIrk I n - ------------------------ i '»icctrlc . phono A u lo s f o r S a lo 2 0 0 peu

S ' STOP! =• A n d T a k o Y o u r

I l i c i - o r O n e O t c ,„

ll. T h e s e F i n e U s e d i----------- j-44 - C a r B u y s

l O l i l i 'F O R D r A I I i l . A N F .piupuiiu t-nk, .. r:imr. iliiur nlaimu wngi'ii. |t iv l - _____

........ ................................................ _ _ Stn

IC n iD i-s inn.') c i i i - v r o l i - . t t i . rr.i.ir^ .Ua.r^^s. jlan, VR, .......

...... ■

C f l E V R O L l - ’r d illHer. :ij.i-iiiiiii 1' a ll'l’o''

r ' g : g ; | , ..... . i f i o i i R ' IV

m o s I 'A I .C O Nralllier: Vinni > ‘' “r door .ae.laa, Rndlo, iiualcr,

a , ■ ■ .fUDG

, ( , 0 in » :i c i i K V R O i . i v i -

s s i ) , ' - ) i '"H4 per month. 1 • ' ,,j^|

‘ 'm i r c K ^ i i A R n ' i 'o p<a. Kimhelly ...... .. door, ia,Ho. hen lrr. aalo.

'ui'e.T.iuivvTTiTn '”‘H. ’in 'W iT hiahrv"' - I '" ’"- ijiilDf) “

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................o"r !ri';"in,i”;,'er . ' .:f ;K i) r ) .

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IBO j L v x v ^ J i i

C h e v r o l e t , I n e .................. V K ; : ‘'''i'lir:,d iiu n i lr ii PhiMii) ,'i;i1'4H|‘i

B & w ' t a k e oVJ® = = PAYMENTS.....^ n r n '- T r ™ , ] ! ) ( i 5 M e r c u r y 'p , i . v , n . i i . . . , MU,2B p o r m n n l h ■

i.l«. Vr-ii.ii; ,m i V liiw iinnynK iiii OAC ri'il, with ilnck ( llll l.einihaid. i'liiiliui j .4;h ;i, ■ ■' 'M.I..10JJ

N E E D I T

1 9 6 Trucks 1 9 6 A uto

E R T A K E - O V E R ”

. T S P A Y M E N T So l e t ____ o f S37.21 o n ' .

, _ ' ' 1 9 6 3 B u i c k

S c ' ■ “. no down paym ent OAC ____

________ _ -Cull Larry-Sackell CME'oid^emVim-------------------7.13 303,1--------------------foot potato . . . ■ MILLER AUTQ . •--■ ' itlon.. S-3-iy.'’.. HO.NDA SALES----------------—— , 51. N .r.h T'OC

----- ulr. -taoo .- ioo7r -loos—Models ------E R s r - i i ’& ' . K h . ' i S ' a ' - f r i -

d.Ti'iJ-il'-S! iS S ’

L E A S l ^ ^

fp A '.'j-ton long wheel haseOAC pfi^up ror

»° V $69.75 »a - ■

r ^ N n ----------------- T * E I S E - N ; ------------

i e o t ' s, - — ..... l e a s i n g ________-------------------------- TPr.wom niciimi'- iin'n:-----------------, ----- FOR SALE:~rDC7 Scoui~S'jo'Ciismm K' ^ E R -j r p g

• o l e t

>nth A u to s fo r Salo 2 0 0 .....t OAC , -------------- _______ _______________IS WORKMAN -------------- ------------------BROTHERS-------------- 1CS' P O N T IA C -C A D IL L A C121.4302 ' G M C ^ ------------------ Rupert. Idaho_________ 136-3170

-WANT t o SAVE MONEY?"”'■ p Como To Leo RICe Chcvyland,

I .. -Gooding..-..Chevrolcia.__Oldsmo---------1.1Tt S t D - biles. Dulcka Pontlacs. OK / r ' j K , C "" “" 'i Trucks.___ Open_Sundavs_and EN’CnlngsnI T S ------------- b 6 n a n z a - m 6 t 6 r s “ - -

, , Pontiac-Dodcc-Opcl-Buick___L’O l e t B U R L E Y . I D A H O ____ ~

,. I n d e p e n d e n t M o to rsSHARP CARS

it OAC 300 West Main Jerome. IdahoShey COMPARE our prices, we always_____________ itmlcrscll.- KL'AL__DEAL ' -A-U -ro ___UMC H-ton SALES. IMO Klmherlv Road.

sharp. J1250- CHISHOLM Brothen. Durley. your .ton pickup. nuthorlzed Rambler dealer (or ‘"’per. Bed. Cassia. Minldoka'coumies. C7R.5~ri-l,. 511.,0..3.4. TRADE. lOSl Cadil-p — -— lac- offer. Phone 733-7li-1S.

" running* condlilon, ‘32li-4'l27!' I-Uor.*' i>n pickup, 4- -----~nt° *c<indiiuin A u to s fo r Solo 2 0 0 At.

t good. I.arge por. 432-27G0.

........................ (

i S ■ UJM-»rc-tl.-np- ...........

3M20B, *------- If l t t7 -B U IC K -E lc c tra -C iis t ip „ „ r door, linrdltip. All power, full

2 0 0 pcd, a ir condilloiiin};,-------- ;--------- S37ns .

\ " P > I B U I c k S p o r l W npnI I Nine passcncer, fully eiiiiipped, 1S),«* J L • onu awiaT,

$2980

IflfiR F O R D C Salnxic 1)01 n o O t Convertlhlii. All power, lik«; iic\

> U s e d

lonii O L D .s M o n i i .i ':IR L A N l.', Dyniiiiilc HK ci)nv<'rtil)l<.-. All ]) iiuoii.^ll^ol-.................. ................... ...S1!)!)0__________

) 1984 r o u n C m in l iy .SoiljStiilldii wiijion, VK, .Miiiiiiiinl iniii;

.I-.T ti.jiahsi'iii^i.T.anbt'nl";!!!,';’' ,> Ifldl P O N T IA C n m iiie v il

l''‘>iir diHir linrdlop. All power,^ L T dlltonfni:. Ioil I'ad'l'o"

1»(12 r i l l - ;V R O l.I ':T Im p n I'oiii' jlimr rivdaii, VH. hUniduid. .S Milu and oni,

iidlo, heater, ■ SVriO

iniiO O L D S M O n iL K 1)8

........... ' ' " “ ‘"“ “ S i ; ' ' " ....... ..

................... IMII m i K ’ K l.c.SA D IU -, l''iilly ottiilppi'd, liicaj oiu; iiwnc

i.'Mni f.hni'p IA K D T O P ........; 5'1R[)---------------r Z ! , ' m n j - o j i D .s jty jjn iT

?2-lO

' “ lOrifi c i i i - v K O i . i : rlU R H A N '>‘''<"'1, 1-Mni I'l.ter. iwo.iviio,

H)(i7 n U IC K S p i-c iiil D irl. l-'niir Iliior m'tlaii, VH, (lulim ialk

indrr, ihiii.1 $21!)!l' IflliO F O R D r a l c o i t

........................ ........ F O i t A . B l

. Wo Him Jmvn «—ll)IW

: e - ifldp 0 1 , i s M o n i L i 'Twti tloiir liiirdlDp. 'I'lils n

• I n c . powiM', Illr n i ilinii I).iiiirr Iilcreo (a|Hi. Ueliill, Sri72.1,ri<

N O W .f-irjH !K'nrn I'nllnii,

I 'V E ii T T T Z r T '»s ABBI]r c u r . Y 'n o n th , Idnho’

ri'iiiiioi 7ia Muln Aveium .Soulh '

' .. . M A G I C V A L L E Y T O L L fB u hl, C astlcford

D ia l 543-1G48 1B u rley , R u p ert, D ec lo

P a u l, N o rla n d F licDlQl 678-2552 -J a d

1 9 6 A u to s fo r S a lo 2 0 0 A uto

' " S A L E S - G I M M I C K S ” ~ & HIGH P R IC E S

T ' Q ' M U ST S T O P l •i O . SA V E A T

H A R B A U G H I , M O T O R S

- Chrysler Plyntoutti _____Dudgo ‘ Dodge Trucks- oARi

ransmls., Oqodlilg.. Idano “ „i\,' T w in F a lls 733-2022 . lim

» CHEVROLET inS?.''J‘)2 euhlc Ineh • int;• eniihie, • I-uel pistons nod heads. Chi

T rucks- 1 9 6 I r u e l—Models -------------------- ---------------- -------------------------

” 1 .HT-VA'' ' % -fhase P i c k u p s

1965 C h e v r o l e t . . S1795 19li-lon lling wide hed. Six

•hW i'‘ cW r'.’‘'

1SG3 In te r n a t io n a l S 'a 3 5 'f - Z ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

I t1959 F o r d ; . ................ $ .595

?uoo miles' '/i • ion.- Lonr. bed. four 'Sales. Inc.' speed. Mechanically good.

S i 'm l l S l , a n d T r ua. 078-5051. •.

■ 19G4 G M C I!

^ -__________ vo, (Ivc speed, two speed

axle, 0.00x;iq tlivs.

, r r . f , - 19G1- I H C B c f - 1 8 0 . $4 5 0 0 - 1!ll^L.rtO Tandem drive Truck, Good

IS' spud bed. Pivc speed

"ry."' V«''“ cngine‘’ “.ow"; lO N E Y ? steering. A sharp unil.

^ o ? ^ m i_____ 19G2_ChCYr.Olct_____ _ $ 2 2 9 5acs. OK Kn Series tlll-ciib trarl .r. 1

Air brakes. 315 V8, flvvi . •N’Cnlngs speed, two speed axle.T O R S -----------:— -LE uick___________________ _________________________ ;A H O _____

a,. Magic ^:a L .'A-UOIQ._____ . . . . . . . - . . .

, I n t e r n a t i o i, inr,i Cadil.

. - N igIU ph one. Bud T

4-1--7!'I-Uer!‘‘ T ru ck L an e W e s t —

2 0 0 A u to s for S a lo 2 0 0 Au

O F T H E F I

U s e d C a r s I n

'I c c lT .i-C iis tn m ---------------------------------- r-l!)ll7-A ll p ow er, tully et|uip- I'mir lioor lii>

c (|iilppod, nir1795 .

S p o r l W n p o n |t)(e iiiiipp cd , lS),imO m ill's, t w ,, fn

S|»'>'il li'iiii.'llll

I C S a ln x ic 500AVer, lik e new lii-.lile lillil

I wfi door Imn(igO n id io , lu'iiier,

) . s M o n i i . i ' :/I'rtihle. A ll ])iiwi'r • Iflfi,')

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C m in d -y .SLMlan ..Miiiiiiiird in iiiiiiiilssio ii.

lOBO ■ ' ----------- --------------, 7 ' - ’ ™ 0 1 :I'Diir tliMir I)

A C n n i i i ie v l lk ! owiii'r.A ll p ow er, Illr enn-

1180 19(5

:0 1 .I ':T I m p u la M'lTrln'i'*'’''H. hluiK luid. .Slitirp, In.

;7fiO .............» ■ ■ 15

i M O I l lU i im S l , n u ^in. It ruiil liiiv for;:i(io

K I .c .S A I iR l- I'oitr diinr ficd•III oiu; ow ner, c x irii,

MRO--------------- ------ -....................- - - - - (

? D .SJtyJjniT iK-,j. TJiI.i rill;2 -io

K V R O l.li l- Inn, liN ln i I'leiin

19(15 mS p n c l i i l D ir l . i ix c ■ IHj? "H",'II, n iiiD in iiiir iriinsnilM.

2 i iS ” IHI

i 17.t

' O i i - A .J M I V O K - A I , I P F / , m V H i l

111 Jmvn «— IDIIH OldMiiiohllo iiiut UiilckH, pnd .1-1

.n S M O n iL I - ': OR 10(J8 IrdlDp, T h is ear In loiitl. ,iw<M', Illr niiiilltionliii!,' '-''lir 'l""r «'!<U eliill, Sri72.1,r><), comlllloiiliiK.

m . f - ir j H ! ) _ N C

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no .Soulli T w in I'lillii

L E Y TO LL F R E E N U M B E R S ) r d “ W en d e ll, G o o d in g ,8 H a g e rm a n . J e ro m oD e c lo D ia l 536-2535 - 'Id F i le r , H o ll is te r . R o g e rso n ,2 - J a c k p o t, N ev . D ia l i26-537i

2 0 0 A u !o s f o r S a lo ___________ ^

I C K S ” “ ’~ W E B U Y C A R S •ES. O R E Q U I T Y

W I L L SH Used C ar D epartm ent -

254 4th Avcnuo West Twin Falls

(yntoutti — ------Trucks- , oARCiER MATSON Auto Salvage

o •-' now dlsm anlllng: 1033 Pontiac.733-2022 l«r,5 I-ord. 1004 Opel K adetl, 1M5

___________ ■ Mu',tang, 1004 Chrysler, I0G4 Ford.euhle Ineh • int;:.- Tort, 1004 Opel Kadct. 1005 . .

nnd heads. Chevrolet Pickup. 1007 Buick. 733- ______________ 374|K_______________________■

19 6 Iru ek > ’______________ ^ ^

VALUEP i c k u p s . . .

. S1795 . 1961 T n tern a tio n a l $ 9 9 5t! hed. Six T ravelall. V8. (our s ^ e d ,

■ ^ ‘ clean;

I 9 5 5 ~ F o r d — 7 . T r r $ ' 395v s four ij-ton . Long bed. V8. (our_______

e. etvc 19^3 I n t e r n a t i o n a l $1595. . s 595 li-lon . low wide bed. V8.bed. four four sp ied , w llh 8‘ camp,

cally good. cr covcr.

a n d T r u c k s ”I9G4 F o r d F - 6 0 0 . $2 2 9 5 ,

•actor.. j \ l r _______ ^Truck__ V 8 _ en 8 lnc ._ flve .J____ :• new 101 speed, two speed, NCWtvs. ' • ‘

. $4 5 0 0 - I9C 4 I H C - F '1 8 0 0 - v - $ 2 6 9 5 -----------ruck. Good Tnndem -drlvc truck. AirPivo speed brakes, 345. VB engine,eed uuxlll. five speed m a i n threenc power speed auxiliary. 10:00x20irp unil. . tires, pow er steering.

■ „ b S S ------1 9 5 l ) - I H e - l .r i r r ^ $ I 9 9 5 -----------15 V8, flvvi . Diesel trac tor. Cumminspocd axle. 180 engine, f i v e speed,echunlcully Thrve s p e e d ouxlllnry. • ■

- ....... — ------ --------------Runs-good.---------------- — ........ ...........

ic Valleyr n a t i o n a l I n c .

p h o n e . B ud T e a s lc y , 733-4843

L a n e W est P h o n o 733-1266

' ' 2 0 0 A u io s f o r S a lo 2 0 0

I E F I N E S T

i r s I n T o w n ! _

--------------T - l< )n 7 - O L D S M O B I I : i r 9 8 ^ -------------- -—Fiiitr <ionr lu x u ry se d iin . A ll p o w er , fuH y c (|ii lppod , n ir c oH d iiion ing .

$3295

I9G7 O P E L K n d e t T w o d o o r fa s l lm ck . B u c k e l .sen ls, fo u r sp e e d iran .sn ilss io n ,

5159.'}

Iflnii B U I C K S p c c i l i l - 'T w n -d o o r liiiriltoi>, A iilo m u d c tr,'iii';m l‘!'?lnn,

n id io , lu 'iiie r,$I7(iO

Ifld.-i P O N T I A C C a t a l i n a...T w ii-diiijr-hurdt<»p,--(illp<»w eT T fully-rn»lppert;------

<itio ow ner.$1740

----------- in f i4 0 i ; D S M 0 B i r : r r s u p c r s r ^l''i)iir tliMir lii ir iilop , n il p o w er , loc iil ono

$13(10

19(54 F O R D G a l a x l e I ''n iir d o o r a iiitn i in llc t r iin sn i ls s lo n , p o w er iili'c rlnj!,

•- - $ 890

1991 C H R Y S L E R « liiir..ti W iiiinn, A ll A ir cond llion lnR .

19fiO D O D G E r'D itr iliinr firdiin, VK. h tiin ila ri l Irnnsin lH slo ii.

$395

--------------O i ; i : ) S M O H I h E - “ f l8 " ----------------------------Jw iitr-iltm r M’diin . A ll |>ow er, f iillv (‘qu ip - inul. TJiI.i r i i r llko /t f jn id d new one,

19.')7 C n r W R O L E T S l a l l o n 'W a K o i i $ 2 7 0 -

19(15 n O D G E •■’/ i - T n n P i c k u p , IHk "H ", fo u r iipc ftl transinlH filim .

$13(i0

itinr> o i . D S M o n i L E'D y n ii in lu KK, 1-imr d o o r H etlun., l .u | |y r q i i lp .

. jH 'tl, In rn l 0110 ow iir-r, tt)W m llcnuo .$1 0 8 0

m m M I ' ] — ......

HiilckH, e n d .1-10(18 O pel ICndelB •

1008 l i u i C K W i l d c a t

l-'o)ir d o u r nediin . A ll p o w e r nn tl n ir eondllionliiK . K etiill,

N O W P 7 9 2

RieUEN ->lilli!-Jliilr|{ Dd/ilPi-

l i b 733 8721'

— R E S U L T S -

7 D a y s a n d Sol

U -T O N pick up .'105T F o rd . F o u r - s p c fos-xxxx

A U T O S FOR SA IE

T H E I S E N T H I

p /c s c n ls

O ^ J P e n r y ’s F u l l

Starrin g M arilyn M onroe, Ann

F rc^ A lien an d o il T o n ig h t — C hann

19G8 C H E V R O L E T i/j-T O N

four sp ee d , lo ts o f e x tr a s ........... .

19GG P A R K L A N E H A R D T O P

tw o-door, fu lly equipp ed , one ow i

1965 C H E V R O L E T IM P A L A V8, a u to m a tic tra n sm issio n , ] in g . o n e 'o w n e r ...................................

' 1965 P O N T IA C V E N T U R A

______ all y in y l .inte r io r , new c a r tradt

— 196G R A M B Ii^ER rSED A N -^---------a u to m a tic tr a n sm issio n , lo w it

19G5 C O M E T C A L IE N T E

tw o-door h ardtop , V8, s t ic k , pow

- -19G 2-O L D SM O B IL E *'88” - - nine p a s sen g er sta tion w agon , for, M lch elin t ir e s ..........................

i963 C H E V R O L E T S E D A N “ ^ ‘'

four-d oor, s tan d ard tran sm ission

1962 O L D S M O B IL E S E D A N

A u tom atic tr a n sm issio n , pow er

___ 1 9 5 6 .0 L D S M 0 B IL E _ S E D A N

G ood tran sportation ............. ..

THEISMOTC

T h e E a s ie s t P la c e in th e W o 733-7700 ( 701 M ain A v en u e 1

T h e L i t t l e P r o

T H I S I S t H E'67 P O N T IA C . . . . $2495 '64

Veniura hajatop coupe. Au- . tomatic tranim liilon. pow- 'er steering nnd brnkcs. ,

-------------- VlnyJ— lopi— --------

*65 C H E V R O L E T $1495^_____automatic t r n n * m illion, power fleering, ’ real nice, rebuilt engine.

’C5 F O R D ............... $1395Fairlane SOO italinn wagon. •(•’j VH engine, aulomatle Irani- m Uilon, excellent.

’CG P L Y M O U T H $1795I'ury 4-iloar lectan. VH en- ainu, nutfimatlc tram mli- , _ ■ton, power ileerlng, lac- 'G5 torjr air, itiarp.

• 'CG D O D G E . . . . . $18D5]>nlara 4-(lbor ledan. Aiiin- malic tranimUiInn, power fleering and brakei. nlr confllilonlng. extra ihnrp. U4

•67 D O D G E : .......... $2495----------------i’nmra'hiir<iiop“«nuii«:''nm' .

rnKino, iiiiliimi.llc irnnsinli- ' lUm, power iteering iiiiil hrtiken, I'nctnry nlr conill- tlimlng. ono owner. U!l

'()G M E R C U R Y . . $1495CnmiH ilnllon wngnn, nig'a cnKlnc. miinilnril iranimli- r/jr lion, uKira gooil.

•00 D O D G E ............ $ 295W a k o i i , VB, nuliiinnllc tr«nnm|i»lnii, power iiunr- Ing. Very lOuil conilllKin. - .

'65 T -B lR D ............ $2195l.nnrtnu co.ip*. I-'iill powor and (actnry air rondlllcin- Ing, Mlchelin X tira*. n«al

P I C K U I

'03 C H E V U O L E T $1225 ^S-inn, lunil w ld ., I»r n en. Ul ulnr. 4-ipfnit iriiniiiiliiUin, hnnvy <1 u I y llrci nml wlineli, cxirn good.

w iE T r p 'T 7 ." .;" .T " $ r 4 0 5^•wlieel rtflvn, pickup, I'rro wlinellng hull!, exita Inw lilllrnge.

•55 D O D G E ..........$ 250Telo|>linne Company pick.

•C5 F O R D .............. $1595W-ton. long wirto pickup,V)i, S .ip o e il, OKlra good whlta wall llrei, r«al nice.

TRUCKS —a' J9R4 In tc r n n tlo n n l Ifl

J.lon, va englna. M pead .................... and a-ipaaU, Urea...........

lOOG D o d g o3-lnn, Va englna, 4 -ipeiil l l and iipaecl.liJSxJO tln i..

1005 G M C .a.lon, V« angina, cotttpiela ovarhaul, H-ipeid and ». ] ( ipM d, 8iaax20 U rn.

1901 .D o d g o 'M on. VS anglm. B-ipeed and 3-ipaii). li2Sx30 llrei. ]{

10(i5 F o rdI Kin, VR englna. 4-ip«ni1

^ani] j-ipeed, Bi2Si20 llrof, •

7 B o b R e e s e DO p o n ’T i l

K enny M oon ~ W inn E l SOO D Iock 2nd Avoi

i S U L T S -

/ s a n d S o l d .

. F o u r - s p e e d , n e e d s m otor , $75.

■ 2 0 0 A u lo i f

N THEATERp /e sc n ts

’s F u l l H o u s e . '

S tarrin gn roe , A nne B axter •vllen an d other.s *t — C h a n n e l U

•‘T O N CHRYSI

« r a , ............... $2288R D T O P ' - AUT

>ed, ono o w n e r .................... $ i y y b

I P A L A

ism issio n , p ow er stee r - ^^488-U R A 1 _____V ____

!W c a r trade -in . . . .............$1380 ___ _^ --------------

!ion, lo w m ile a g e , looks

t, s t ic k , p ow er s tee r in g t p l U t J O

'88” - - . 1066 ion wogon. Well eared- ^ g 9 5 ■

iD A N ^

tra n sm issio n , tw o-lon e . . . ' $6951965

IE D A N

iion , p ow er s te e r in g ......... -$69S-h»«-lE D A N

$ 1 0 0 -

E I S E N “

T O R Sin t h e W o r ld t o B u y a C a r !

in A v en u e E a s t T w in F a lls jggg

i'

! P r o f i t D e a l e r

: 'H E ‘T R U T H n j ?►495 '6 4 G A L A X I E . . . $ 1 0 9 5 =. Au- . SOO 4-door lednn. V8 cn-pow- ' glne, auiomatlc tran im li.- nkcs. flon. power iteering and

IS ! ._____:e i i -R A M B L E R ....... S1895________■ lon. Ambaiiador DPL hardtop nice. a-door. bucket tea ti. con.

lole, Dower iteering and brakei. ilka new.

3 9 5 I r ln i: '6 7 D O D G E ...........$ 2 3 9 5 X

polara 4-door, radio, heat­er, power fleering, new Cirei. air conditioning, very

1795 dean,fl en-

'05 C O M E T ............ S1295ilutlon wflgon, vn engine, innii(indar<t tranim liilon, rn- i,'’”

loH a ^ <llci, henler. reul gnocl Ml. KOIAuin- chelln whlto yrall tlre i. },eQ

filo'nrp. . »C4 C H E V R O L E T $ D952495 4-door iedan, 327 VS 'bn-■'nm'— iion,’~piiwer'''Meo^ng''an*d sinli- ' brnkci,' ona owner. |g(j

'05_C O M E T _. ............ J 1 2 9 5 . ,_ l ; | ‘,:Coiivenlhle VH, 4 - 1 p o e d '

1495 trnniniUilon. A Top Car.nig-a

'03 C H R Y S L E R $ 995• Newport 4-c1oor. I'ull pow- Jflf

o n i air ciuidlllunlng. Hxira ...

ll,m . . r jy D O D G E ............ $22952 195 C o r o n e t ‘'4<0” hardinplowor coupo, VA enuliie. aulumal-llllcin- Ic irnnim liilon. p o w o r

n ea l Ileerlng, ihow rnnm condl. l i l tHim. , Nl,

’ I C K U P S '• Z

' '01 C M C ................... $ 8 9 5■111"", I.ong wlrln <Vlon, 4-ipecd

nnd iianiinK ilon.and good. ] g |Nt)

;T405------- * f l 4 - D 0 D 0 E 3 4 - to n .....................HnI'rro Piiwrr wagon, VR engine, (ra

k low 4.ipeiu1, 4-whonl drive, lochnut hul>i, excpllnnt cnndl- linn.

; 250

'6 7 D O D G E\V«oni lung wide, Vfl rn-

• ii>u.> gina, auliiinailci iraniml«-Ickup. il'in, ciiiuim rah, lulono,

good l>l»n and white, trailerI nice. hllch, Inw mileage.

K S — T R U C K S ,

1955 D o d fio

•ip eiii 10C a.C heY ,rD lO t t j

ipead, tiaaxio lira*.

1 9 0 3 I n t e r n a t i o n a la-lon. VS angina, comptata ovarhaul, 4-ipead and 2<

.ipaad, tiOOxJb Ilrai,

I'tUM. 19(JB C h e v r o l e tTracior. aoa va angina,Oipeed and a-ip«ad, full _

■ip«ni1 *lr nnd piiwnr ileArlng, [V) llroi. • Blh w hiel, fli00i30 llrei.

s e D o d g e G i t y

p o n ’T i l 8 : 0 0W inn E l l is J o o B u tler , ,

c k 2nd A vonu o Sou th

L O O K I

0 A u lo i fo r Sole____________ 2 0 0 A u tos f

TAKEOVER PAYMENTS ,1 9 6 7 T r i u m p h

S p o r t s C a r J l ; ; " "l i t Llaii condlllon ^

$66.60 p e r m o n th no■ no down paym ent OAC * ^

- J . Call Bill Meeker733-3033 conillllCHRYSLER New Yorker. 1063. Air '«'00-

conditioning, power ileerlng. pow- TilUNDI er brakei, 4-door icdan. I1.45U, no whi'tls

-JO iradc. Phone 733-0740 or 733-4840. ' IlriRcri

AUTOS FOR SALE = = _ _ _ _ -

: Y O U R_ _ ^ M O X O - R ^

------ SHOP-FReM-THI

95 USED CARS AY A, 1966 PLYMOUTH FURY III H ardtop

^{5 au tom atic transm ission, power sl Sharp] ...................... '. ........................

1066 PONTIAC TEM PEST CUSTOM

5 , "328” ,• V8, s tan d ard transm issic'a n d w hite finish .............................

------------1965-BUlCK W lI-DCAT-Four door sed

5 transm ission , pow er steering an a ir condilioning ............ .................

1965 COMET SEDAN Four door, six s tan d ard transm ission . A rea l i

5 : 1964 O LD SM O B lLt. ’'88” 'f o u F d 6 o r « ing and brakes. F ac to ry a ir co

nice ono ..........................s . . ...........

A 19G3 FO RD GALAXIE 5D0 H ard top S| v / ' VSTTour spced ' lransm ission7~Pi

bral^^es ................................................

1962 OLDSMOBILE "aS’' four door s M atic transm ission , pow er stee ve ry nice, ono ow ner ..................

‘ ' P IC K U P S

1965 CHEVROLET Vi-ton long whee P ickup . V8 m otor, four speed t

• rack .- Needs a little body work, ■alls 1360 CHEVROLET 'A to n long whet

' - P ickup . - Six cylinder m otor, m ission, six ply tire s ..............

“ 1* G e t T h e N e w 1!

$ 6 8 . D o w n — $ 6 8 ; 1J - l ------ Befl-ElilrMBO------------------ CharllB-H». X • 664 M ain Avenue South Open I

1095 ---------

i z m m'dtopand

ZJ195 T o p Q u a l i t ;

U S E D C1295

1968 P ly m o u th "3 8 3 ” 196 :{ Ml. R oadriinner coupe. Radio. Ron >*• hea te r, au tom atic transm ls- elet

slon. U ke new.995 S P E C IA L

$ 2 6 9 5 •and ' - ' ----------------- ---------- ■•“ T96

1968 P o n t i a c F i r e b i r d p n ,Radio, hea te r and stick shift. {rai

1295 - C le a n . ........“ O N L Y

$ 2 6 9 5995 ' . ,p»»; 1905 Volksw Q RCii

Two door Krdun. Riuliit, j,.,’ Iioiuer. four speed. '

(2295»nmip i} )9 y o

S 5 i : 1904 C h o v ro lc t V8Nino ph'sKtinRcr Slnllon Wn* • uon. Radio, heoter, over- ' ' 7 Ililve. '"I'

J U S T1 895 ! ] ;1 4 4 0-Ipeed"• 1902 C h e v r o le t 11 ;0 I

Novft 400. iMHir tloor scdnn. I'w...................Rndtn, hen te r nnd ntnndiird • <*r,mgine. trunnmisslnir.-' nlo

, S P E C IA L

$ 4 9 8

1961 F o r d T h tu u Two (Idor nnnltnp

n.mii'. lienter, pow er nicerluiono, r r brnkcn nnd iIrallar trilll.HnihHloit

■ R E D U C E D■ $ 8 9 5

-ffl; . W I ^ L - s _ U S E

jiina .r B p t h l o c a t i o n s o p e n M o

T ruck iJino Went

mnlata B O Y D.Td‘*a“ 733.a.-i42

W O O D Y T U R L E Y 82Q-903S

inglna.

hi- NEW CAR DEP.230 .Shoshona S tree t Wc

L - ^ . . ......................R fttnb lcr.— Je e p ~ . r i y p

L O U IE S L IM A N733-81M

n u tle r , , D A N J O H N S O N 733-21M

O K I N G F O R

2 0 0 A utos fo r Sole 2 0 0 fcutog fo

F T A K E O V E R T A

; P A Y M E N T S P i ^

1 9 6 4 F o r d —F a i r l a n e 500 * i

H.'irrttop. VB, aulomallc. power . . •“■•"ing. , _

$49.92 p e r m o n th powur u - no down paym ent OAC '

, .. ------tjaii Bruce-Thomnion ------

UA'l'SUN IQCG converilblL-, exccIJcnl CHEVROl condlllon. Wanl quick snlc. Je- cnnrt

_____ rome.-Dayi. 324-5522, nlghti. 324- p5„ jr iTMu“ 'LlliKBI>m.' 1.5S. < trade!”

150, no whi'ols exira. JIOOO. Cnn be seen CASH Io-4840. ' IlriRcrmnn on Enit Avenue. hoapltal

., ---------- AiJlo W

North.

lUREErO JR ._ G 0 : ________ ________

) M - T H E - F I N E S T — ^ —

R S A V A I L A B L E ^

■ 111 H ardlop Sport Coupo. V8. ., };sion, power steering, vinyl top.

ST CUSTOM Two door coupo................................ J d transm ission . Beautiful red . i ....................................... ....................... $1795 *Four’door s e d a n r V Srautom atic--------------- i958 .Ir steering and brakes, fac to ry . ........ .................................................... .. S1895 5

3ur door, six cylinder m otor, inte nlion. A rea l nice gas sav e r . . $1195 ^

” *fo'ur~d6br scdnn. l^ower s ffc r- " ...... .... ^'a c to ry a ir conditioning. A re a l '............ •.................. .............................. *1395 igg5(iPO H ard top Spo rt Coupe. “ 390**__________ . ^nsm ission7~Pow er steering and J ..................................................... . S 895

’’ four door sedan. V8, H ydra- 1, pow er s teering and b rak es, ner ....................................................... S 995 •

P IC K U P S

an long wheel base. F lectsidc , four speed transmi-ssion, stock le body work. S P E C IA L ............. $1295

on long wheel base, F lectsidc id e r m otor, four sj>eed tran s- tire s ............................................... $ 895

e N e w 1 9 6 9 B u g - '1 — $ 6 8 ; P e r M o n t h -----------— C harlte 'H atch-^---------------- Ja c k -C o x -------------

Open Evenings, Closed Sundays ^

L i a l i t y S e l e c t

ID C A R S1966 A u s tin H e a l e y 19G6

Indln. R oadster with rad io , hen ter, ismis- e lectric overdrive. Shnrp.

J U S TJ p 2 2 9 8 ,

.. . • -T 9 6 5 B u ic k C o u p e ............T d Radio, hen ter nnd ntnndiird 1960 : shift. iransniisslon. R eal c lcnn.

J U S T

$ 1 1 9 5 . .,(,(,4

J964 C h e v ro le t Im p iifn0 11,. V8, rout* door nedun. Radio, 1062

. henter, ovcnlrlve,R E A L S H A R P

$ 1 3 4 0 looi

1963 C h o v ro li2t M o n z a ’„ V/a. door Keilnn, radio, lOBc

ov er ' hcaU'r. nnd au to m atic trans- rnlsAloni

O N L Y$ 6 9 0

19()2 V o lk s w a g e n nednn. I'wn dnor sedan. Riidln, hent-m diird • <*r. nnd four p p o « d -tran g m lg * ---------

nion. , 196''lO D A Y

J} ;6 9 8

r n r t l T h tu u le r h l r d (Idor ilnn ltop . Rnillo,r, pow er nlcorinK, pow- ]06rakc!i nnd aiilom utic

r K u C E D t o 100• ij;89r>

•1 0 6

U S E - D - G A tR S ‘IDB1 o p e n M o n . t l i r u F r i . , ’ t i l 9 ioo

Rt OffIca Phona 73:^-7M5

N IC K N i a i O L S O N733-dl39 ' T \

E Y S T E V E M I L L E R D733-0030

^ D E P A R T M E N TlOna S tree t West — 733-2801 .Je e p ~ . r iym o u U i-r-:J l 'o y a ia_____—

\ N D E A N E A R L J. , 733-BI08 .

)N D O M P F E F F E R L E •. 733-2820 , HO

F O R S E R V I C I

2 0 0 H u lo . fo r Sol . _________ 2 0 0 A uio» fo

R TAKEOVER TA 3 PAYMENTS— o f $69.56 o n -a — (

1 9 6 3 , B u i c kh a r d to p shi

,tlas nnfy IS.OOO ncluid mites, full . $7puuur und air condlilontng.

,C ■ no down' paym ent OAC ^.......................... Call.Lorry Sackelt. ____ _______733-3033 ________

CHEVROLUT. Impala. MD67, Super '171: Sport. Ducket lenli, 306 engine, t l . 324- power Ileerlng. tnch, one owner. ' igcg po

______ All vinyl (Inish-Interior. J1.8C5, no F ^ d ichrome trade. Phone 733-0748 or 733-4MC. Vlwn*; CA2>li ror can , P in t place pa<t

hoapltal cn Hlway 30. OUcount Heriz .. AIJIO Wrecking 733.S«91_________ 210

North. ----- . llem. P

G O O D E M (

H a s A B e t t (

, 1958 LINCOLN C ontinental 2-door har. tor, a ir conditioning, vinyl roof. 4.

j jg g j Spanking new condition. Was $7,8(

1968 MERCURY V8 co m m uter 9-pa • wagon. 390 engine, pow er steerin t

$1795 ‘2,000 m \ ^ s ............................................

_________ J9S8.FORD&.V8-Galaxie SOOls.-Executdoor hardtop, one 4-door hardtop, engine, C ruiseom atic. pow er stee 10,000 miles. New c a r w a rra n ty .

* , , 01- 1966 THUNDERBIRD V8 L andau 2-do< with a black vinyl roof. H as evi

— " ...... — — in g -B lr” conditioning;~32,000"mil(condition ........ .....................................

1985 CORVAIR C o rs ; 2.door hardlop. engine. T u rb o ^ a rg e s , 4-speed tra

---------------------- m ilesrlo ca l o fH row nerr-R educcd-

GOODE MO':$ 995 • F o r d — M e r c u r y I

Rupcrtj ldaho .......... ~ ' ~

- E V E R Y!

S P E C I i ?: M o x ---------------.-------- -------■ --------a tundays

= - B i l l W o r k m £1968 F O R D T O R IN O -----------

------------------- F o u r-d o o r7 -au toniB iIe~ trahSm I5800 miles, rem a in d e r of w arrai

------------------lO C S T ^O R D lW U S rA N G -------- ^ ------Two door hardtop. V8, au tom a steering, low m ileage. New wai

1967 C H E V R O L E T C A P R I C E po „r hard top , V8, nutom a steering.

1067 F O R D T H U N D E R B IR D , Two door hardtop. V8, nutom a steering, power b rak es, pow er

' 19G6 F A L C O N.j.-oiir door, au tom atic Iransm i henler. Sharp.

1065 M U S T A N GV0, au tom atic transm ission , po

-.- - —..... - owner, A rea l beauty.--- -

nndnrd 1966 M E R C U R Y C A L I E N T E •cnn. V8. nyloniatlc transm ission , po

tlonlng. Just like new.

1064 C H E V R O L E T IM P A L A , Two door hard top , Vfi, power .it'

*Radio, 1062 F A L C O NFour door, s tan d a rd trnnsm issli

P Tine.

1962 V O L K S W A G E N .............Two d oo r four speed , radlii, hei

’" rad io , 1065 C H R Y S L E R 3 trail's- Four door, VB, niitom ntic trans

power broken, n roal (Ino c u r ..

lOCO F O R D L T DFour door hiinUop. Vfi, nutomi steering , pow er bralwB, n lr con

. .i .« « t- T R U C K fa n g m lg - - ................... ............. ..............— ..........

1067 D O D G E «^-T O NLong wheel b ase , V8, four «r

' rubber.

106R F O R D B R O N C O4 x 4 Pickup, l.ock-out hiibi, i

1066 IN T E R N A T IO N A L^,i-ton, four speed, Vfl, fiat bed,

1061 G M C ‘’1 - T 0 N ’VO, four (lual (Ipes, rcu

•> . 1063 E C O N O L IN E V A NjTtundnrd tranHminslDn, 8, now

:R S ' ‘IDffiTi'A'NCIIKRO-----------P k lu i|i. SlBndanl (ransm lssior

, ’ t i l 9 1903 IN T E R N A T IO N A L S C O U l Full cab . Hubs, new llre s , im

■IMS

IT B I L L W O B

N T F O R" c ia re n c F Y ln H iir r r rS f 'O ff f ll

Dick O illo im nlrr . . 731IS87 I.. I

'R L E • I-flrry M cM urdie . . . •140 Second Avcnuo U ast

V I C E ? ■' men

2 0 0 A ulo« fo r Sol*_________ ^ 2 0 0 ___ F i ^

R ~ T A K E O V E R S P A Y M E N T S ,1 . ' 1 9 6 6 O l d s ,

4 -d o o rSharp'Wlth full power

«. full . $70.26 p e r m o n th

‘C ' J o (----- — ---------------- - 733.3033-

' engrne! ' 'owner. ' igcg Pontlaci — Chevroleii and

JWMo" Pora*. Very low mileage and

3Ucount HerIz Rent-A-Car. LtceniM "I

°Avenue ^Llk^ '^new . througho'ui' " <?o"le«^ • llem. Phone 733-4000 or 4 2 3 - ^ .

------------------------------------------------------------- >C5 Cl............. , . 4 . bt

E M O T O R N,

B e t t e r I d e a'65 B

^ntfll 2-door hardtop demonstrn- ig. Vinyl roof. 4.000 miles, brand dition. Was $7,800 ......................... $5,995 p J l

co m m uter 9-passenger stalion __!, pow er steering , power brakes, '60 C................................................................ $3,395 aiie 500!.s.-Executive-cars.- one-2--^----------• ------- 1’I 4-door hardtop. Both have 390 Uic. pow er steering, and about

c a r w a rra n ty .................................$2,995

V8 L andau 2-door hardtop. Redi'l roof. H as everything, includ- ^Jng;~32,000-m ilcs^arrd ‘liT lfiih l-------- '--------.............. .... '•.......S2-door hard top . 180 Horse powerrges, 4 ' ^ ^ d transmission.^ 35,000 ^ ...... ^

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A N G -------- ^op. V8, au tom atic transm ission, power lleage. New w arranty.

60 '■ C A P R I C E , 1top, V8, ou tom atic transm ission, power

I'D E R B IR D ,op. V8, au tom atic trnnsmlsslon, power ’fiS

b rak es , pow er sea t, a i r conditioning. .

tom atic transm ission, Dig "0 ” , radio,

transm ission , power steering, local ono w auty.-— .................... - ........... .........

: a l i e n t exansm lsslon , power sloerlng, n ir condl. IS0 new . ^

: I M P A L A ' '04op, Vfi, power .iteering, stick, reul sporty.

idard trnnsm isslon, fl. radio, hontor runs

’ N '™Speed, rad io , healer, giiiKl rubber, ^

niitom ntic transm ission, power steering, n roal (Ino c u r .- - - »(jg

Hop. Vfi, nuKimnlie trnnsmlsslon, pow er ..• bralwB, a ir comlltidning. • p

T R U C K S

'O N ..... ■' ...... "ise , V8, four speed, low mileago, gootl njfi

>JCOl.ock-out hubs, nuiny nxlras, ..

O N A L , ^!cd, Vfl, flat bed, locking axle.

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I, dua l tipes, ready to go.

: V A N I 'iniiiislDit, 6, nuw rubber, shnrp.

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O N A L S C O U TIS, new llre s , m any exirna. j

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733-1&87 I.. K. Chub Miller . 733 ft041

/ M oM urdie .......... 733-2073

H as t . ' Phonq 733-1010 13

^ ' — -R E S U L T S - 3 D a y s a n d Rent'

WILL ren t for $97.50 per m onth or •m o n th .- 3 bedroom home, tully cariksti

m ent. 21C M oreland. Call 733-xxxx. .

2 0 0 F ridoy , O c to b e r 18, 1968 Twin Fa

^ • A uto< fo r Solo - ■_______ 2 0 0 A utos fc

B - B -

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■ JanilJy car. ■ _

^ NOW ONLY’65 PONTIAC 2x2, bucket .scats. 421

--------- --------- ste^ririg,-e.\cellent-low-m ileage' c a r

~ N O W ONLY-'65 BUICK W.ILDCAT 2-door Hardtop.■ brakes.. Excellent white w all tires.

5,0,5 NOW o n l y -~"’6G*CADILLA^ Sedan DcVilic.' Powcf

3,395 autom atic transm ission. Factory m atic cruise control. Real, leal

----------■-------Like-New.------- ---------- --------•

NOW ONLY,------ ,-------- 'CC-CIiEVR0LET-lnipaIa-2>daor H an;2 <19'5 standard with overdrive iransmis

■ wilh rea l economy.’

’62 CHEVROLET BefAir 4-door Sed . standard transm ission. N ear new

and d r iv e s 're a l good. Fu lly guar

s ^ N O W O N L Y - ^'65 FORD G A L \X IE 500 H ardtop

transm ission, M52' V5 .engine,_ J,rakes. Gleaming white cx loriorT

Very Sharpi

NOW ONLY'64 FORD GALAXIE 500 H ardtop I

--POwcr brakes, cruise-o-m alic Iran: ----------------------A-Real-Sporty Auto!

^ NOW^ONLY_'CO FORD COUNTRY Sedan ,4-doo

---------- -— W-afion.'. Pbwec-3lcedng,-pQWCt-J3cring, jyy, mileage. Excellent Condition

— 'T ^ G W O N L T ^'60 GTO ‘1-specd transm ission, 3.15 hoi

sea ts , console. You can ’t te ll thispower

NOW ONLYpower '05 PONTIAC CATALINA 4-drioi; S onlng. power brnkcs nnd nutom ntic

C lean I'am iiy Car.

NOW ONLY '1 '64 PONTIAC .STARCniFJ-’ 4-door ;* “ ___ power_brakes,_}(ulomullQ_lrHl)ai

- dition. -------

000... n Q W -O N L Y ;-' ’M OtD.S DYNAMIC 88 l-door Sciinn

iporty. b rakes, und autoniatic trannm iss

r runs NOW ONLY'CO VOLKSWAGUN, 4-Hpced Irnnsinl

NOW ONLYlering,

'CO FORD 4-donr V8 engineRunii (lOoil.

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. fiootj (iMC u -lo n Pickup. Long wido------ . ..-trNnninlnNliin, brand new CSUxlfl

actual inlliiH.

NOW ONLY ...'00 (iMC '/l ion pickup. Custom i;a!

ginu, Mlchelin lives. This pickup

NOW ONLY” ! trmisnJuHliin. Cuntijiii calif'7l)0xl", Rood Good Condlllon.

NOW ONLY'60 DODOl! ^-to n Pickup. 4-npccd

. ~ V T gino, OSOxfO coinnicrclul tlrea. :

NOW ONLY

»» B o n a n z a ]733-8041 b u r l o y D o n lo

• DodgcH — ttillckii — PoNUW CARS .......... V i733-1010 1350 Ovorlaiu^ 078-0480 \ i

-R E S U L T S — a y s u n d R e n te d .

per m onth o r sell fo r $108.06 pcrne . tully cariksted, c a rp o r t, 'n o b a s e - ..............T ~Call 733-xxxx. . ' •

i9 6 8 Twin Falls T im es-N ew s 2 3

~ 260~ ^ ^ » ~ fo r ''S a le 2 0 ^

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URLEY —,r 4-door sedan. Pow er s teering , pow er au lom atic transm ission.- A re a l fine-

fLY $ 1 3 1 0 I;kct .scats. 421 cubic” engine, pow er • ow -m ileage' car^-----------------------------------------------

ILY- $ 1 8 1 02-door Hardtop, power steering, pow er ■vhite w all tires. Local onc owner. J

C y ^ - $ 1 7 7 7 - ^DcVlllc.' Power steering, power b rakes,ision. Factory a ir condilioning, auto- ;•rol. Real. Icaiher in terior. E xactly

LY $ 3 7 8 5aIa-2>daor Hardtiap, V8. 'rngine.------------ -rdrive transm ission. P len ty of c la ss

LY $ 1 6 4 3Air 4-door Sedan. ‘283’, V8 engine, sion. N ear new w ide oval tires, runs x)d. Fully guaran teed .

L Y ^ ~ $-5 5 9 —500 H ardtop Sedan. ' Cruise-o-m atlc

' V5 engine, pow er .steering, power white cx torior'w ilh-G old in terior. V c r y r .......... -

ILY $ 1 2 9 9500 H ardtop Coupc. P o w er 's tee r in g ,

ise-o-matic transm ission . ‘352’ V8 engine. ,,0 ! ----- --------- — :

ILY_____$ 1 U 1 ^ :{■ Sedan 4-door 9 _ .p asse n g e r-S ta tio n ----------i;ednB_pflw cr_brakc3,_y.a_finfiinQ ^i!ry_______ :ellent Condition. 1

TLY $ 1 6 9 9imission, 3.15 horse pow er engine,-bucket lu can ’t te ll this q a r from new. .

ihY $ 2 2 4 5 ;LINA 4-drior Sedan. P o w er. Blccrlng.___ .nd au tom atic transm ission . A R ea l.- .

ILY $ 1 4 9 9: n iE I ’ 4-door Sedan. P ow er steering, uiomuyQ_irHi)amisaIoni—IiXcclIent_Con------------ -

iL Y ^ $ - 1 - 2 8 9 ^ -88 4-d(K>r Sedan. P ow er steering, pow er ■ iiatio irannm isslon. Ueuutiful Condition.

^LY - $ H : 8 9 - -4-.specd irnnsinl-sslon.

)LY $ 3 9 9dun, Vfi engine, Klandard transm ission! -

^LY . $ 7 7 .^ M M E R G I A L S ------------ ------------------------

up. Long wide box, Vfl englno, 4-8pccd md new OSUxlfl tlrcjir-C usiom - Cflb. OOOq

^;LY . $ 2 3 9 9(ip. Custom t;ab, radio, 4*«pecd, V# en* es. This pickup needs u llUlo body wprk«

NLY $ 1 0 1 0 C

'^LY' $ 1 3 1 3 f e ''Ickiip. 4-npccd Irnnsm lnnlon,'31B '.V 8 eiv> < iincrclal tlrea. Stock ruck . J .

^ , L Y , , • „ '$ 5 5 5 , ^ : .

n z a M o t d M Iriurloy Dculor fo r . ■• Biilcku — Pontlucs — O peli ; ;v-.1

......... U SE D CARS & T R U C K ^ h v ^1480 - KtOLE. M ain SU

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------- — ^A -SILV ER -PtA TTER -lnscribcdto P a n J . O benchaln. rifiht, a t the ihdcpendcct insu rance ARcms. in< presen ted the aw ard to M r, Obcm A ssociation on thc basis of tho ag patlon in civic activ ities.

Gripes Qf Tittle Pi

M anning 1By T he A ssociated P re ss • I

Sen. M ike M ansfield, D-Mon(., Ud the Senate m ajo rity -lender. has ton been rescheduled (o v isit Idaho for FaUs F ridoy , Oct. 25, and not trii

____ W ednesday—as_prcvlpusly ._ 'anr Istinounced.-------- ......................... . bv(

The sw itch in dales was an- dV nounced Thursday by Edw ard I

------- W:— Pike,— Bonneville— Couniy cai

---- ---------^ ^ d a ;pol

U .S.ToH alt • Production i

Of $ 5 ‘Notes’ '»!WASHINGTON (A P) — t h c nw

T reasu ry announced Thursday it wc will stop issuing $5 bills tha t ha c a rry th e dcsiRnatlon "U niied nn S tates N ote”—thereby assuring m; th a t collectors a ll over the coun- he t ry w ill begin squirreling thtJm c r aw ay. ca

-It-happens whenever any type sp of cu rrency is disconUaued. w. T h ere a re , fo r instance, S135 ct

_ m illion worth of J2_bills slill in — tho public’s hands, ihbugli they w ore la s t issued in lOGfi. |

“ Wo don’fg e t-m a n y of lliesc--------tw o s-b ack ," a T reasury source T,

sold. "A ll over Ihe country peo- Ai-------- p lfr-a re -h an p in B -o n -to -lh o m -in f i

nopes they 'll turn out lo be V w orth somelhinH big to give lo th e ir grandchildren. The sam e fii th ing will probably happen-w ith wl thcflc fives ." F(

T hc S5 U.S. Noles o re a lready hi a mino;* ra rity , nmounlinr, to rii only $IG7 million in circulation sl' com pared wllh 52.5 billion worth ui of F ed era l Reserve Note fives.

C ulling hack to Just one typo t)i o f SS bill m akes economic sense. <if the T reasu ry explalni;<l. As hi th ings stand nnw tho pro«!ss of dj re tir in g old worn-out bills ns they flow llirouKh thu banking cl sy slcn i rc(|ulres ex tra sorting n

--------- an d -se p n ro ie -h n n d iln R -fo r- th c 51tw o c ia sse .1 of fives. |.-

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Death Sentence R Given Killer ‘ i;

FO R T WORTH, Tcx. (A P) - A 27-ycar-otd m an chHrRod In n k

_____ hro bom bing tha t rcKuilcd In ihe eld ea th s of cIkIiI persons 1ms iii!i-n tl .sentenced to dio in Ihe e lciitrlr 11.

. , c h a ir. cA Ju ry found I'reddio Me*

K onzio gulllv a fic r ‘15 luinutcH ilelllw raiion 'rhursdiiy night nnil deni>er«led anot))er »»ur Jinil it) minutOK boforo sentencing lilin to dentil.

M cKenzie, An em ploye of n concrelo compiiny, wns churned w ith m u rd e r In the (toiilh of one of Iho vlcllmH, WilUo C. Dtivis. .Seven o ther per.sons diCii May Ti

--------- |n - Ihe flro n t - Ihe • night- «i‘ihcalled 'T h n ( '.rave."

'Ih o proHcciitlnn charged thnl M cKenr.le threw « hiicia't <if gnsolino throi>{dilhe ciuli'n front door nnd tOHsedln n m aich.

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PH. 733-3405o r corns In to i to re

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iR -ln sc rib cd -w Ith -“ Idoho-A gen t-o f-tho -'ycai right, a t th e annual Sun Vailcy convention of "AgCnlsVnife pi‘6filc ienfm th a t urgunlzatiwir r ’0 lUr, O benchain. I t is aw arded by the Idahi lls of tho ag en t’s contribution to tho insurancIS. _______________________________________

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ng Warns O f IPress In te rio r Secretary Stew art the >M onl., Udall will be the gue.st of Comp- age der. has ton White, D em ocratic nominee c il Idaho for Congress in Idaho’s IM Dis- clu and not tric t, Saturday in a visit a t Lew- elei Sly._'anr iston._UdalI will socnk S atu rday gpo- ' evening- a t a d in n e r-in Coeur ^cs was an- d ’Alene for Sen. F rank Church, prc Edw ard D a rre ll’ Manning, D em o cra tic . ^ -C ouniy can d id a te -fo r-C o n g r£ ss_ in _ th e:----------- 2nd-© t9triel7-4o-Tw 4n-PallR -lo-------- :— d ay renew ed his call for w ater

pollution controls. - ’ In i1 | . . "T he nauseating-slench of ihe1 1 - A m erican F alls R eservoir should

w arn u s th a t w.e m ust take the q ,1 -... ... p rofit_out_of_p(5llutionjpim edi-

a te ly instead of passing it on lo fu tu re generations,” M anning „j.g sa id in a prepared lext.

, “ Despite thc fact lh a t I have— Thc m entioned, this every day for a

jrsday it week in public assem bly thereIlls tha t has .been littlo press coverage — : "U niied and m y opponents have / e - _ assuring m ained strangely silent; ye t my ;he coun- h eadquarte rs indicalcs an in­ng thtJm crensing stream of tcJephone

ca lls by concerned c i t i z e n s , nny type spQrlsmcn.._InrmCLs_and _qther __ onUnued. w a tc r 'u s e rs , protesting ihe, in­ico. S135 creasing ly pulrid condition of Is s l i l l jn — — _ i

D anger Of F ire ’ „"try p™. Is Limited B ut i'"r te e a u tio ir lsU rg e d - -) give to Although thc donger of forest ,he sam e fires has decreased considerably mipen-with w ith tho rcccnt, .rainy w eather, ■

F o rest Sorvlce officials rem ind ■1 a lready h un te rs tha t the possibility of ■ in ting to fire Is nlways prcHent nnd, care ■ Irculatlon should be used with cam pfires I lon worth and w arm ing fires. I e fives. ThOTiIvnrinJltnirowtfiR' srnson m one typo th is yea r ims caused nn nhun-

lie sense. <innce of vegciation, which could ne<l. As burn i;npidiy under ccrtn in con- , , T0rt!ss of dillons. ».

bills as The flro closures p laced in ‘ banking effect earlier this veiir on thc

' sorting Boise. CarilHHi. Cha'lils. P ayellc , ‘ r~ fo r- th c ^almbit77itrd” Sirwioolh NaliiTnal

1'orosls ill idalio, and along the " — W asatch Front in U tah—from ,n r p north rod of . W elbviilo J .I l L v Mountain west of l.ngan, .south p

' (o .SViJt Creeli Ijclow Nephl—J«ive been liltfd .

( / \p ) — VlsltiiTH to tlipse nrean tfre no rgod In n longer rc(|iilred lo c a rry a sliov- ted In.lim el.-u.'c._uiid-bui:lteLor_lu.':<>!!f!|l?l _ Iins ii(!i‘n th r ir fIri'K 10 ilic specially (k'sig-

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by thc Idaho Insu rance U nderw riters’ the tho insurance industry and h is partic i- polii

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Of P o llu tion i |Stew art tiie U p p e r~ S riak ^ R iv e r drain- pea

>f Comp- age.’:, tlonnominee Church and Rep. Jam es Me- tion IM Dis- c iu rc , a Republican seeking re- P a r a t Lew- election in Jh o 1st D istrict, both rejc

j^ u rd a y spoke-H iursday_nbeyU hc_Som hi in.t; n Coour wcst'^ldaho W aler- Developmont - J( Church. P ro ject. beei

n o c ra iic . M cClure told a N am pa audi- ra ti ^ _ t ^ e -cnce-“ l- in n -co n fid o n rth a ri-w ill bei>

v ler*’ M l coaperatioil Uf m y n a n>r w u iti commitieg^cpUrfaeues next ycnr u f .Ur. in co m p ltF tn i^h e extensive stu-

. of 'h e ic a d in g ^ o passage of thep ro jec t authorization bills.’’. «

^ ® Church said in Boise hc hopes | j^ m e d i- p ro ject bill w .ill-be-on-tho g It on 10 jQp of agenda ' when Con- =

Manning convenes next year. He =. sa id the proposal " is ready to' s

t 1 nave forw ard to final congres- Eay or a gionnl authorization and then to ' 5 ,iy there conslructjon.’' Ecoverage ------------- i---------------------------------- 5,avc j-e-; ye i m y ' 1

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forest s idcrably w eather,

rem ind Ibility of ' nnd. care uim pflres

ig-season -

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tnin um - M em orial llospliol.In **'"'50 I'a lJs, h a s been nam ed

r nn tlw 6 th rco-yenr term on tho I i C c c Ilosp lln l A »m cla lta , P

-WiYfiiiniii -» w n rd -o r—tru s lc c s_ S b a _ w a a - . f nam ed nl Iho annuni m eeting /

, ,_ frn m Dclcgnlc.l of VW elbviilo - O'g nsHncintlnn n t j j nn Vnlloy. ^ an, .south C

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S E R V I C E S :voininoD l {JtKirnntoorl iitiiriont locins 'i in g — l’(irt-llnt(i iiinp loym iitit — 1C0|I1‘>!)!.:— Giifciciiico Toillnn.

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URRICULAR ACTIVITIES: 'ntro D Isrount’Tlckoli — Plciiici — lont Ciioir — • Stiicionl Coyncll — scinl)Kos — SK/cforif N ow spo()or.

Is B u s in e s s C o l le g elo l Ca»t^ 7 3 3 -6 5 2 2

2 year ich oo l o f b u iin o i i by Ih* \tm lttion for Du»ln«tt Ssltooli. .

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Viet BomBy Thc Associated P ress it worl

Reports of a possible develop^ m ond- . m ent In the P a ris jwace talks —w arr

have revived em phasis on Viet- delude , nam In the presiUiintial cam- will er

paign. Dom R epublican R ichard M. Nixon phrey

says he’ll not criticize President bombii Johnson’s decision for a bomb- runnin

_____ ing holt.ove.r .North Vietnam, if Muskii

^ Reds Believed Dis H On Response To 1

WASHINGTON J A P ) — Dis- n isi fi ngreefneni' be tw een ' "H aw ks" a n ' ei and “ Doves” in Hanoi m ay be South delaying a response to Washing.^ towns ton proposals fo r. ending all u .s , bombing of North Vietnam, dip- range lom atic au thorities here believe, have 1

T hese au thorities suercsI a mnQit d eb a te 'h a rb eeh 'g o liig on wUniir allied tho North V ietnamese leader^ south sh ip-over the issye^of giving as- and t

- suranccs of lim illrig thc w ar on en tire the C om m unist side if President p _ . Johnson h a lts a ttacks on thc i , „ _ . North.

Thc P a r is sources said thc U.S. proposals w ere m ade con- tingent on firm acceptance by . Hanoi of the Saigon government

ascnted_ a s a part y to any ultim ate peace _____tlon of negotiations. . C U I-Boise;-------J>ftftidpaHon-in-90me-form-of- ■ ------vriters’ th c N ational Liberation Front, J partici- political a rm of the Viet Cong ■

gu errillas in South Vietnam, g---------- w as said to have been conceded « . •.

by thc U nited States. JJ........... The offJcJai North Vietnamese «. new spaper. Nhan Dan, Thurs- ■

d ay denounced Johnson’s, de- ■ m and fo r w hat the North Viet- ■

m%Wm nam ese- ca ll " reciprocily" for S ” ■ * ' ending the bombing. ■

. . B u l U.S. officials said this a p - S _ . . . e r drain- peared to be .m ore a coniinua- a

tlon of the fam iliar Hanoi i» si- 3 imes Me- t io n -s ta ted m any tim es, in t h e * icking r e - P a r i s ^ a c e ta lks thnn actual ■ rict, both rejection of thc U.S. proposals ■:he South- in .th e j> re sen t s i tu a t io n ._______■ ____'elopmont - Johnson’s requirom enis have ■

been repo rted to includo resto- ■ ip a audi- ra tion of- the dem ilitarized zone S h a ri-w iil beiw een-N orih-and-Soulh-V iel- ■ —

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Vj. Nixon ph rey hasn ’t mentioned thc runnini Prc.sldent bom bing ha lt rum ors, and his re tu ^ j a bomb- running m ate. Sen. Edm und S.

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1 dny. sold he’s feeling tired and sus- to, i}® Hum- ponded cam paigning unlil his w hat

nod tiie running m ate, C urtis E. LeMay, on *n and his retuh is from a to u r of Vieinam . have

Imund S. ^ ra lly in Johns- Hunw hat Pa.,...W ednesday tha t, as w ar ®

facfore,.hc supports a bombing , ^ hall if it doesn 't endanger U.S. d riflir i w troops and would im prove pros- The

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support the P resident if a bomb- troit ;one, and ing halt is ca lftd and it m eets w alla lacks on Nixon's conditions. - - - erngc ties and Nixon said Johnson is " th e Hur

one man who can m ake th a t dc- parcn th a t a r- term ination . . . le t’s le t him Negrc

ibing halt m ake tiiat determ ination .” Walja overed in "W e do not w an t to play poli- ‘f*' 'c rnm cnts tics with peace,"^said Nixon. “ O ai uding tne “ Thurm ond, R-S.C., told a U h wirnmcnt, itinibia, S.C., news conference; g - - - . " is now “ Jt would be d ow nrigh t cheap ,u . .

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in Chicago on developments in indusi c Ihird- l i 's V ietnam peace lalks. but ing 41 csident M uskie rep lied : "Would you like newsp md sus^ to i^ave a frank exposure of on. 93 nlil his w hat I know aboul what's going and 1( LeMay, on in P a r is o r would you ra th er n , e

'ielnam . have a ceasefiro?" Usher,1 Johns- H um phrey ,d idn 't menllon Ihe heavil tha t as w a r 'a s he cam paigned for labor he los wmbi'ng votes, which hc adm itted nre 5cr U.S. d rifting to W allace. paignve pros- The v ice 'p rc sid en t went on a “ Who:

handshaking lour of Ford Motor can Ii ans will Co.’s R iver Rouge plant near Dc- 5, yp a bomb- tro it and told 0 noontime rally hood it m eets W allace is a "union-busling gov- your

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