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A-RcKinnal Newspaper S en ini;
VOL. 41, N O . . Gr.
Ransom Deadline Past; Fears Rise for Life of/
Rich Frenchman’s '4mPARIS. April I S (U P l)—Tlic 'IttOKiur dpiuliine for the wife rtflurii of kidnnpfd Kric
piisst'il l(Kinv, niul ihc lir iitn l laiinuiine of the SIOO.OOO rntisnm note
niist'r) iinw fcjirs for the lifo <>f lin> lu’ir to an aiitomril)ilfl cmpirf, " I am a t the end of my ntpe.” t he bt)y’.s faliicr, Rrdaml I'eutfoot, .'M, .naid. "Up'lo now 1 have had no news of my riiild. I repeat, 1 havt* no news. Only {im* f«ilijlinn roninins: To w a il nnt! hope that
I .ehail rcrover my child safe
1 W ^ ^ 'A L L S . IDAHO, THURSDAY , A P R IL 14, 1960I nur»u <t( ClrruUllona
PRICE 6 CENTS
Home Is Better Than Canyon
SpcndingJor^
Schools Must
Be IncreasedWASHINGTON. Alirll M irr-
r.m Amcrlciin.' afford to upriid lilllloii dulLiix (III nrw pubhc/cliool fUMrooiii*. nnd double tliflr prr.'* riit oiillay for Ifuchm' ifiirliiK llip next 10 ycnrs? Tlify fi only cnn but inu.tt, nccordlni; to Ciiv.ip o[ rducnllonnl nnd civ.IrndciJ ttho rirbnlMl llir qurMIo «i n conlfirncc conduciPd by Ai ilmr S. nemniliic. urcrci.iry ofl lirslih. rdiicnilnn .ind wcllarc. Hut;T.licrr itie inonry 'kill cnmc from llip groiii> dirt not ntlrmpl to df- cldf.
nfprp.'ciilnllvr^ of 67 n.itlonsl nr:»iit;-'iitons piiiilci|inird in (lie «ll-dny nicrlliip, nnd rrnrhrd » v.riunlly iinniiliaoiw pwiilon nf ■iinUnniil ko:iL” In rnii.MnicIlnii aiiii AUdtni; of public .vtioolA.
Tlify rftllfd for:'I, ItnlMns iraclirrx' n.ilnrlM SO
ppr ccni o»rr llir nrxl five yrar.'—; fiiitn Ilir prrsenl nvcriVKe of tt.900,In 17,100 R j-e.ir-wllh Btldllloiml 1 ,
K )Piir ihprcnftcr, Wlih nilottniirr' ,i, ij„u ,irI— ii,. I . . i « « r ......ii»rf i,v •-itiiiiu,Inr lli(“ liicrcii.%cd Mnff required by tiiniiiilliit: cnrollnieniA. ihU pro- IKs.il would boost Ihc toi.il lu- iioiiil oullay oil public Kliool ln> mnicilonul unlArlf* from JCJOO,. noo.ooo lo IS billion dollars n yrar 1)1' IflflD.
nuilrtlnK <li!,300 nfv jiiilillc ►cliool cln.urooin.' OiirliiR Hip mpxI live years, nnd nn nddlllonn) 1S1,< SOO durlnK the foIlowniK fivp yrnr.v' n (oUiI of COT.KOO. 'llib itould vide for ft nntlohnl uvcrnKC of 30 itiidenis per clementnry school cIiM and 35 ppr hlsh uchnol cliui ind would cost mbout 3SS billion dollars. .
\Vher« Iht monfjr U eomlni Irom. ths confrrcnca did not jii Icmpl to (ay. Plemmlns.sald Itial eontroversial question cannot ba debuted IntelUsently until there li vldupread attreement on tbe ilce or th» tAsk to b« Mcompllshrd.
Dr. WlllUm O. Onrr, execullT* spcret*r7 ot th« National EdueS' Hon «.uocl&tlon, <nld that the roaIs wfr« •pxcellpnf but *'ln the #b'
Wtl.LIA.M J. 1.ANTIN0 . . . filed hl« deelarallon of
P4iidldary fnr aUle rrpre>enu> from—Iwln-FalU-eouniy.
lunly iu< Incumbent,
iprvrd In the leslslature durinc thp 1D3U wMlon. lie l>ai been ■ptlve In /arm orfanlullotu. Pduratlnnal croup* ar)d (lie Twin Kalla Chanbpr nf Cmn- mrrcr. Ilf famix nrar llolllilrr. (.Staff rnerai'IncJ
W. J. Lanting
To Seek Post
Of Legislator'Wllllim J. LanllnB. HolIUler.
Incumbent stale leBlalator Irom Twin PftILn cotiniy, filed TJiumday for Republican noinliuitlon as state reprHenUitlve.
LanUnR. ‘12. served as stale rep* resentallvo In ths IDSB t«.-uilon of ths Idnho lesblnture. He was • member of the neronauilcs, civil deffiue, military nnd veltrnii.i nf.
of renllslle propnK.ils for II*] fnlr.i commlllee.i, In nddlllon lo thi , ihli proiiram will remaliijcounUe.i and nlunIclpllllllp. , edu- ■■u»».4 «■ i-i«. i. ij I (r««UB«.4 .n rii> J. r.tiMR 4i
Deadline for Taxes Extended to Monday
WASniNOTON. April H I i-People 'who put off flllne Uielr fedrral Incomo tax rcliims lo the lu t mlnuie mny now punroff until Moiidny •I midnight.
17)0 Inltrnal revenue aervlee announced yesterday It was extend- Inj UiB deadline until then. Nonnally. the deadline Is April J5, This jeir that dat« falls on Good rtldny.
Thirteen stntcji and tlirea po.wMiQns ob. erve Good Fridny as a Iraat holiday and the nervlcB alrendy ruled Uiat their rcsldenu didn't luvve to rile tinlll Mondny.
It explained the nntlonwlde rxteiulnn was declilcd on lo kIvo equni trealmcnt to till, It'did not with in be accused of dhcrlmlimtlon.
After dltcnulons tlint went all the way lo nevenue Commluloncr Dana Latham and SeereUry of the Treasury nobert B. Andernon. It wu decided thnt Ux returna aliould be received by dl.itrlct Internal rpvemie offices by Monday mldtilRhl, Ttie revenue'service has con- sldtrrd return-i panmarlted mldnlnht a* meetlns the de.idllne.
Tlie exienslon applies nl.vj lo 1800 tnx esilmntes nnd pnymenls of flrit qunrter r.<itlmaled lax.
Ttie in s would iiot say ofilclnllv vhelher n taxpayer wlio hns lo m»ke a furttier payment—above withholding or p.-iymeni* of f.illmaled laxe.»—would be liable lor Interest from April 15 If his check Is not received until April 18.
tfnwever, It was believed lUS would lie likely to iRnore th« Interest problem becnime of ihe vAJit amnunt of bookkeeplnB that would b« Inrnlved In flRurlns three days' inlcre. t on tens of tlioaunds of ac- coimis.
Court Refuses to
Remove MonitorWASHINQTON, April M
Iffsl-movB by James n. HofJa to h»*e ihe chairman of the Team-
' sirrt union monitors misted rrjected today by the U. S. court of sppeots.
The three man at>penl'i courtj upheld the ruling of District Judce T. Dlckla%on LettA who refused to remoVe Martin P. O'Donoghuc on Ilnffa's charses of conflict ot in- lerpjl,
l^lU set up the monllora twoj jre»n ago and appointed O'DoH' osliue chairman. Hoffa and C'Don<
ILiguLied /oej■r since.
More TimeBOISE. April H m -O or.
Bobert E. Smylle lod.-vy sinned an executive order exlendlni; the deadline for IlllnR slate In- comc'laxes until mldnlRht Monday.
Ttie Rovemor wn.*i a.iked y«- terday lo decide whether Idaho's Income lax returns — like iho federal BOvernment'* — won’t be due until a Monday mldnlRht deadline Insiead of tomorrow nildnlKht.
Smylle said,'"I think It is a ROod idea, t c^n u. e the extra time myself,"
Tsx returns mint be filed by about 100.000 Qem stale rest- dents.
and .“o iind ." PeiiRcot, vice proKideiit’-of the .IDO-million* iloilar a year PeiiRCot. niitb- hile c‘iilerpri»e.'«. was prepared lo pay the JIOO.OOO uudrr «n» 1rrni» proptocd by Ihe kidnapers. Hut hout'.i p.i.vAcd nnd .ht and hl> dlsir-iiiRht wife. Colctle, heard nulhin;;.
trie v.n.% kidnaped Tuesday from the pinyuround of the Salnl Cloud Country club on the oulnklrU of I’srij where he was playing wil hlJ broihcr and *ome Irlcnd.v Til kldn.-iper.i left a ransom note d(
'iiiftndiiiR tIOO.OOO within i t liouri if he was lo be u n i alive sRaln,
DftiilU of the rnn%om noie made public tndny ahowrd Hint llie nun who kidnaped Ihe boy and fled In a cur with a blond m.ile accom- plire was violently anii-rlch. a msn wlih a chip on hLn shoulder who ^ouud^d as If he would slop noihln?,
••you are n member of Ihe flllhy ,;ch."'. It said. "You miiAt coU|h up 60 million franr. '$IOO.OOOi If you ever want lo see the kid alive Bsnln. Above nil. not a word to iJie police or Ihe ncftspapers.'
Drivei-Eined—
For Ignoring
Lifted PermitLouis Park-v 30. Murtauth.
stulenced lo five days In ihe eouniy Jnlt and fined *100 nnd COM Wednesday mortilnc bv Ti ln Kalis Justice of Ihe Peace Itoberl K. I’lrnce lur drlvhiK uu a revoked driver's liccnsc.
P.irks was nrre.ited about t p.i Tubulay by Slnle Pairolman JJroy G. Hardinc two and ont'half miles east of T»,'ln Falls on hlsU- way 30. He w«a confined In the county Jail In lieu of »300 bond.
PsrtV'drlrer's license w»s suspended (or drunken drivlnR Dee. 19, 1930. when he was fintd «50 and sentenced to 30 days In Jail by Durle; Justice of lb« Peacc Allred Crane.
E. L. SnodRras.1. Twin FalLi, wis fined 111 and coils by Durley Jui-
of the Pence Alfred Crane
A (earful reunion of mother and con climaxed » tbree-bour itsreb In the darkneu of Bock creeh IVrdneadft/ nlthl. Bou Ilenton. 3, aon of Mr, and Mr*. Kenneth Henson, is conMled by hU mother afler belnc reaetied by a siarth parly from a lonely per^ aboui ene-fourth ot a mile upstream from (he brldse that spans the creek oa nine LaJtes boiiletard south. The search started nearly «a hour after Bosf left his home appareatiy (s eiplore (he canyon. (Staff pbolo>erRravlnjr)
* * * * * 3f~Tlr * . * * * *
Missing 3-Year-Old Boy Is Found in Canyon Here After Three-Hour Hunt
died by. State Patrolman Mnrvin
Norman E. Derlrees, 33. Burley and Ethel M. Whitney. 37, Burley
re fined {25 and Riven 35 de- rrlls each l>y Burley Police Judje
Henry Tucker Tliursday for slop sign violatloiM. Mm. Herman KInR Burley, was fined $15 and Riven 15 demeilis by JudRe Tucker fnr ro* Inz 40 m llu per liour.ln a 35-mlle
Gary OrlRf,-18, Durley. wai ed U i and given 34 demerlU by JudRe Tucker Tor jolng 5> miles ' I a 35-mlle wne.
nonald L. Collins. 33. Burley, as fined ttS nnd Elvrn IS de-
mtrlls by Judge Tucker for making n Illegal U-lum.Robert W. Robinson, 31. T»ln
Falb, was fined tis and coils by Jerome Justice of the Tesce Leo Terrill Wednc.iday for speeding 70 miles per hour tn 60-mlle wnr, Jle WAS cited by Stale Patrolman James Qerke,
John H. OcorKr. 34, Jeromr, fined 113 ana costs and given 35 demerils by Judge Terrill for speedlnR 73 miles per hour In CO-mlle zone. HIn citation wa.t I
• IlK.M » Til. 1. II
Baseball TodayN.4TIONAL I.KACUE
Cincinnati ...................... „.000 OOPltlj>burBh ......................... 033 0
McUsti. Lawrence. 3: Purkey. 5. :and Bailey; Law and BurgeM. nrs-Mnteroskl. Pittsburgh,
ivcnry 3-ycar-old boy with lear-striUncd and »cral«hed face was Hikcn from Ihe blacknejs of Rock creek cnnyon Wednesday niRhl after a ''small atmy".j)/ volunteers conduced an lnch*by- inch, tedlou.t search (of the canyo nnd Burroumllnj area lor neatly Uiree hours.
Searcher.i covered the canyon from the Mockyard-j to
C. of C. Seeks Father Entries
Tlie Commercial division of the Twin P^IU Chamber of Commerce Li senrchinK for the moat nul- slaiidini;, inthcr In southcenirnl Idnho to be named "Falher of the Yenr- of this
Letters were sent out from Uie chamber office Tliur.vJay morning to all orRiinlMllons tii the valley seeking ii i> p 11 c a 11 ons for the award. Ttie written apiillcaiions ntioulct empliulze itie fulher’s ac* livttles ns a fnltier. number of children and his nccompltst
Any orEnnlzailon In the central Idnho nrea is Invited
l i l t npp: ImpartialJudRe.i will be from three different conutiunilles. Deadline for entries will be June J. - - -
GlfL<i to Uie winner will Include n expense paid week-end for ttiej
falher nnd his family at Sun Valley wtUi meals nt the Chris- liana club, the Alpine cafe and Wnrm Springs ranch included.
Milwaukee at Philadelphia. St. More than »250 In Rlfls and Rift Louis at Los Angeles and Chicago ceriiflcnle.i will be awarded the at Snn Francisco, night Ramr.i, (winner and his family.
NEW S BULLETINS
First Eastef Morning Theme
Planned for Sunrise ServiceA paReant portroyins the first Esster momlnR will be featured diir-
In; tlie annual Easter sunrise services at 0:15 ajn. Sunday at Shoshone falls park. U Is sponsored by the Twin PalU Ministerial
Ttie Bev. Robert Kelm Is dlreelinR the event. Vaughn Nemnlch Is In charge of background music and sound effects.
The road to Shoshone falls will be closed at 8 ajn. Ttie program will conclude with Broup slnKlnic led by the Rev. Elton Green. Norman Wood. Baptist layman. oriRlnator of holdinR a pageant during the Mtvlees In this area, will Rive the benediction.
Nsrratlons tn the pageant wl|,l be presenled by David Wells. John McDonald and Cathy Anderson. Portraying the three women will be Janet Walker. Cathy CuUhall and Linda Huston; two disciples. Jon Weill and Larry Bennett, and ingeb, Earleen Peterjon. Lana Loiij-
■ don and Karen Gentry.Boy seouu will dlsUU>ut« pro(ruai, ^
JOHANNKSnrillO. South Afrits. April H LTJ—A threat of renewed racial unrest broke«^t In South Africa today, ramphleli dlstrlbutrJ In African settlementa aboul.jBhannciburg called on all Negroei lo sUte a ene-week work boycott beflnalng Monday. The mlmeogrsphed pamphlets were algned by Ihe emerceoey commlltee ot the African Nallonat eongrea* whleh li oullaircd.
AUGUSTA. Ga.. April 14 tft-Pinldent Ei.tenhower siRned today t bill lo.glve a financial lilt to Project Mercury, for launching a man Into space. In a two-hour work session before hl« dally round of golf, K iifnhwr also accepted ^e resignation of Wllllom J.' Holaday u
8ASTIAnO.,Cubi, April 14 an-Heavy ralni In Ihe rugged liltm Maeslra nounlalna todayslowed Prtmier Fidel Castro's personally-led tallllsry eampalRn to crush aestlertd guerrtUa opposition to hli retime. At least fire eompanles of Castro army rerular*-«ome 600 la 75# Iroepi—and armed. •arker’j_mllllU_unlUi_w«ra-reporUd-sloKloR
BOISE, April 14 W-A delegVIottTrf'the Buhl Chamber of Com' merte headed by Slate Sen. George Blick.vR.,' Tu'In Falls, asked the stale highway board today that a road from Castleford lo Ihe Owyhee eouniy line be ploced on the federal secondary road system. 0. Bnice Bennett, state highway'engineer advised the group that a request for such dealgnailon muit coma elUier from the county or the hlRh«-ay district. He said his department would then investlgsie Ihe requMl. and m&ki recommecdaUon to the bureau of pubUo m di whlcti would fr u it or deny tbi rtquuU
mile above the Blue Lake.i boule vard south brIdRo over Rock creek before Xtndlnjr little Rosa Henson
Mr. and l l n . Kenneth 1* Henson. 173 Blue Lakes boulevard south. ^
Ro.\s bec am e the'-sUbJeot . the search about 7:15 pjn., after his father went to call the l>oy Itulde nnd could not lind him Henson later surmlMd tlial hLi
HIGHLIGHTS inToday's Times-NowiPaga }—Deadline p&sst.i for
payment of ransom In kldnap- Ini? of French boy. Tax deadline extended until Monday mid* nlRht, Tlirce-year-Old boy lound In canyon after three-hour starch. Two candidates announce for Idaho supreme court. Western leaders end meetlnR In agreemeni, Idaho Power company e x pand ing Mngic Vnlley faciltllea, Hrsi Ea.<iier to be theme of sunrise scrvlces.
Page 3—Annual Easter egg hunt set Saturday In city park.
Page 4—editorial: "People's Cholce.-
t'age 5—MLis Cn.«ln County candidates ready for pageant.
I“age 1—Dbiputo looms over Investment of Idaho endowment funds;
Page 8—OoodlnR Rlrl lo receive ftward. Denson says Dcmo- eratd dLslort farm Issues.
Page ]9.— T«'o gold touma- menl.% act In south Idatio, baseball result. .
Pago 23—Euter hnm lo cost
PRINCE LEAVES PALACE LONDON, April 14 lURi-Prince
Andrew left Buckingham pal today for the first Ume since his
birth plRht weeks ago.
tioy luid not been snttslled with short bicycle ride with another child to the canyon rim shortly after S pjn.. and h« went back for more exploration.
Clod In a gray jnckel, overalls and » bn.seball cap. the boy was seen enterlnR tlie canyon shortly after 0:30 pjn. by an unidenU' fled person;
At first only city police officers and a handful of neighbors were looking for Ui# boy. Within an hour the numtxr had swelled bC' yond the counting stage.
After the search wns more than two hours old, pnrtle.s were start-
' ' opposite ends of ilie starch — one eomlnc down.itrenm,
another Rolng upstream — and the search was Inlen.-Ufled.
With the search nearly three hours old. a party of about four
. Among them Sheriff JamcA H. Benham, heard the boy cr 'lng ajt they searched the right bank of tlie creek about one-fourth of mile upstream front the bridge.
The party found the boy silling forlornly on a rock midway between the creek and the canyon rim. sobbing and aleepy. Aside from scratches on his face, ihe boy seemed unhurt.
•'Wo could henr him crying, Benhiim said, "and we searched
until we found him. Ills face wna scratched, but he wa. n't hurt, he was Just llrcd and scared.'
n ie scratches on the boy's face apparcnUy were received from tumble. during his hike, which took him about one-half mile from his home.
n as the boy wa.1 found, seDrchcr.f were lold by screaming
j police sirens that the tiunt 'over. The boy (julckly wos turned to hti parents.
The boy's lather was told that the baseball cap was not found, and he replied. "Don't worry, n i, buy him another one. I ’m Justl Uiankful ihaf* all we losu" • I
W e s t C h ie fs E n d T a lks in A g re e m e n ts
\VASHI.\’ (r rO N , April M (/I’j- T h f uesicni foreign iniiiister.s today conchidcd three days of talk.-t with word
they aKi'ocd oiL.'^lriilcfty lo l>c iised al next month’s sum- m il’ meet lux' w itii the Kiissian.s. Secrotary of Slate Christian A. H erler to ld new.Mnien.-‘'W c havo had a very palls- farlory niectiiijr.” ‘'AKrccnienl wii« reiichcd," chimcd in France'!* M auriec Coiive de M iirville. Tlir final tscxnion...
which lasliui les.s than two limir.s, w ii.h devoted lo Iho
'Ka.st-We.Hl---------------
Two Seek OfficecaU'liall .(oj)ic relations."
Tlirsc Included seconriiiry plans con.'l(lc;ed for prc.'ciitnllon lo Ihe Soviets at the hends-of-Male summit jiiirlry slartlnc In Paris May 10.
Vcsterilay the U. S.. French and Britlsli forclRn affairs chiefs renclud speedy accord on two mnjor-ltfms hcnded for summit dLwuvilniis.Oermnny-Dcrlln ' oi.'uirmr.mrni.
But U. S. ofilclnLs were reiwrled cool toward n I-Yeiicli pinn for En.sl-\Vrsl control of nrnw ship- mciil.% to newly emcrRltiS couH' trlM.
Anioni oilier lliUiK.f. they fear such blK-poner rontrol nilRht give Itic npprarAncr of dlcliilor.'ihlp to- nrd .MiiBlIer nntlon*.Sccrelnr>‘ of SUite ChrL'itian A.
Hertcr was alio snld to be lukewarm to a British propo.ial for sceklnR Soviet nKrcement lo ai Intcrnnllonal code of elhlcs. Tin Unfted-Nalionn-alrrady-hnA-sutfh a code. But he was more favorably dispvcd toward stepping up cul- lurnl and Infonnatlnn exchanges with the Soviet Union.
On Ocrm!)Qy nnd Berlin, they agreed to .seek a temporary solution of the Berlin problem'Tljo- vlded Allied rlRht.s In the commu- nist-surmunded city nrc not impaired. 'Hiry retained their goal of
free, unUled-<3crmftny .Ou dLinnimmcnt, the western
mlnlr.ters atirecd to consider seriously "any practical dlsnmiamenl proposal" the SovleW might offer Ttiey advanced no new plan o their own, reaffirming Instead tht wcntcrn ideas put forth al th deadlocked Geneva dlsarmamcn
Bus Operator
Dies Here at
Age 48 YearsJohn Ray Personlus. 48, died
Wedne.iday night at Mnglc Valley Memorial hospital where he had been under Irentment following a coronary thrombosis earlier In the week.
He wa.i a.v,oclaled wllh his fflUier. John L. Personlus. for 30 years in operation of the Twin Fnlls-Wells Stdge line. He was a director in the National Motor Bus association and a director In the Association of Western Carriers. Mr. Personlus also was a director In Uie Idaho Motor Transport asioclnoon. He was a member of Uie Twin Falls Meth- odl.1t church and Twin Palls Elks lodRC.
He had been a resident of Twin Falls for 40 years, coming here wlUi his family from Colorado. He married Irma Rice OcU 17. 1030; In T«’in Pols
Sun’lvors besides his widow sre smy John''Rar
Twin Falls; hb parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Personlus. and one RranddnuRhier. He was preceded In death by a brother, Dale Henry Per.ionlus.
Funernl sen'lccs will be held 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the First Methodist church with the Rev. W. A. MacArthur officiating. Last rites will be held In Sunset Memorial park. 1^0 (amlly surrcsIs memorials to the Amerleon Heart assoclalion which can be left at Uie While mortuary. Friends may call nt the mortuary Friday and Saturday until 2:30 p.m.
iOSEPn jr. HeTADDSN
(hey will be candidate* for cl«e. (Ion (o (he Idaho fapretM conrt. (Staff engravlnci)
2 Candidates
Seek Seat in
Idaho CourtBOISE. April 14 lA _ Justlct
Joseph J. McPadden and J. K~. Leggat aimounced yesterday they ire candidates for elecUon to th « . Idaho supreme court. - ■
McPadden was appointed to th> - ' by G«r. Robert £.Smy— '--
COOPER HAS OPERATIOV BOSTON. April U (ITO — Actor
Gary Cooper. 58, underwent . prostatectomy at Ma.uachuselts General hospital today. Dr. Dean A. Clark, general director of the hospllnl. said the sutkco' was suc' cessful and Uiat the two-time Academy award winner was doing well. Dr. Clark said the surgery was necessary- because ot larged prostate eland.
Idaho Power Building $600,000 Worth Of New Facilities for Pumping, IndustryIdaho Powf.r company erews
building new Aervlce facilllltt ci , nore than $600,000 across the
ulllliy's southern division lo sup' ply electricity lo new Irrigation pumping cuAtomera and dustrlfs, It was reported here Wed-
E. E, Haroldsen, Idaho Power division manager wlU) headqunr ters here, sold the additional fa clllUes for the MbrIc Valley arej Include some 65 mlirs of dLilrlbu- lion'llnM-ttr-aene i ' nrar rceort. number of new irrigation pumps
n enlftTRed tubsuiion to supply a new potato-procfcwlng.plant.
In addiUon, the utility is relocating about one and one-hilf mllu ol ItJ tranimlulon Unu to.
m»ke_way_Iot-the_ivldenlng of Kimberly road on the east side of Twin Falls,
‘The large amount of new construction we have under way and planned in IDCO to help power Magle Valley’s growth makes this another big year of expansion In the Mutherh division," Harold-sen said.
•■our expenditures for expaa lon tn the southern division are part of
total Investment of some *33.- will
spend this year throushoul Us system for new service faellitles. A Urge portion of Uils t«Ul Invest* ment wlU be aud lo move Oxbow dam toward completion In 1081.'
‘Zbt dlvUloa manager u ld ft lo-,
UL0L>it>0'iU5Q.iicW-rl«ct!:lcJrri^ tlon pumps are expected lo be coH- nected to Idaho Power's load In Uie Magic Valley . . . wlUt some BO pumps, totaling approximately 13.000 horsepower already scheduled and the remainder "almost certa‘.n“ to be scheduled by hild-June.
The 80 pumps already scheduled '111 water about 30.000 acres ot ew land, according to Haroldsen. A total of 150
this reason would boost the number served by Idaho Power In Its southern division to more- than 1,600.
It »lso would pul lOGO Into ond place behind 10S5 for the
(CMtlaH4 M Jr«<* Cclaaa t>
le last December lo fill Ihe Tocon-; -y left by the dcaUt of Chief Justice James W. Porter.
Ttie terms of McFadden tnd Justice Henry McQuade expire tbli yeor-
Uggat Mid he will seek McTUd. den's court sett on Uie noa-p«rU> son ballot In the June 7 prlmai7.
In his statcmwl, McPadden u ld he believes."Uie-court, w ith' Itf constituUon.tl powers, must bt considered ns a protector of ttai basic rights, of all who cotxe b«« fore It."
"If 1 am elected to succeed myself. my lull capabilities will b« devoted lo heeding the admonK’ Uon Riven me by Chief Justice 0. J. Taylor, when I was sworn In . . . which 1 feel fully express tht- dulle.s of my office:
"•you will 'have no cause to champion, no right to defend, ex* cept the cause of truth for Itj
(C<Bllni»d Tm* }. Calms 1)
Committee OK’s
NASA Fund BillWASHINGTON, April U CPJ —'
Tlie house appropriations cotnmll* tee approved an »8,U«4W.400 money bill tor 18 Independent federal ngencies today — tncludlns S377.coa,000 for the national aero* nautlcs and space admlnlstraUon'a TBoon piFoJects.
The committee, InallotUnsfunda for the fiscal year starttnc' next July I, told the apace tceocy to hire fewer execuUves and spend ■ as on buildings.
But It jranted every cent of tha • budgeted request for NASA eels. Including Uis Saturn-fpae* vehicle whleh the agency plani to < combine with » nuelear-powereil ---- -• ge for a 'sofl" londlnc oa
In six or seven jm n . ........
MAUWAN XINQ KLECTEDKOAIA LOMPOR. MftliT*. Apttl
14 m *> Sultan Sir Rlnmuddln > Alam Shah «-m clecttd 'klni ot Malajrft.todftjr. ,
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. PAGE TO’O TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO THUKSDAT. APRIL 14. 1960
Sjieiiding for
Schools Must
Be Increased
-nicre !s no pracllcM poMlblllty f froirliiK fund: on the &c:.lc .hich iliis report reco!tnl«a nx rc-j lUirrd Miilinul visorous federal nc- mu?-lid .Carr. "Unhnpplly a op-1 irni.- thnl vlRorous federal nciloii'
lliltiR Uial Secrclaryi :moi recommer
.Itli le.'j fre(]utnt
r Iff ihf tisllim ni: 10 tlie U. a. . l..irrrio. Tex.
W. J. Lanting
To Seek Post
Of Legislator
Kielabout
Jump
f:il.iry proposal _rU Ijy Mr. r. Kdinund J, OocU.I, r^prr.^enllnK ihe Nnttonal Catholic Eauciilloiial :i;.;.ocl(iUon.
Ha que.'itionril whether noii>pui)> lie tcliDols ciiiilil meet ihc hiKltcr Mlnry Jiropaied for |iuli-l;r .'.cluuil,'. (iiiil frarneU ‘'If jcm. price [hr prKnlc schools out of Ih< innrkri, better be prepnrrd lo ftdrl nbniit :k ).000 cliuuroomx i<> joiir r.Niimalc of public cllnl)l
■niomns Bledsoe, execullvp t<-r. rM*ry of the Council for n.i. Ji KducAtlon. endorsed Ihe liuiin Mvl.iry proposal, but talci pnoiiiv *llfi3tJon fthould JxJ«> be (.-nrfj luch questlonj as the ••ovfrrmjitin-
-*1» on pednBORy" In tenriir Ins and certification ri'iinn
Lyle W. Ashby, depuiy ,Mcretary of Uie NEA. mlnif to move cjMlrkly i<> ii step- Of rindlnB mr;in.» t the BoaM,
V ¥ V
Costs
Faster Tii;
School SizeBOISE, April 14 ITP-Scliool ro;.I.
*ra KOlns up faster thnn nvcrnRi flally allendtince ami *lni« Kovern- nient 1* l.iklnc more of the co.ii load. Executive Mnnacer M«x Yo.M of the As.ioctaled Taxpiyer.i ol Idaho (aid yesterday.
Yost aald he catne up wUh that conelu.'lon after atudylni; d.nn from 50 aehool dlstricu for iht ;'esrs 10S3-S0.
The date of iittendtince liicrewr -_haa.*verBKcd.Bljout.3.5Li>fr_efn'
over the last six yenrs. tie m IiI, while total expenditures for eclucft- llon have moved upward at th<! rate of 8i)3 per cent per year. Stale aid to counties for primary nncl xecondsry schooLi has InerriL'.ed at >n annual rate of 2GJ3 per ccni.
Tlie Increase In total revenue during the period waa from *33.- 8W.OOO In 1M3 10 $U.(H2,000 In 1059. about ei per ccnU Stale alil wtnl up 157 per cent rturlnK the iume period. Sciiool district taxe;. went dott’n from 50 per ccnt oC the total to 53 per ccnt, Mid Yost.
The executive manager mUI from l»8-to lOSa the avertiKe increase in averaRe dally attendance was 4.33 per cent, t, little atMv the six-year avcrace. Mountali Home had a' ai per ccnt Incrcasp and Boise. Pocatello and Iilahi t-alU had over 5 >4 per cent.
Bonded
other ctndldflle pft t is
lick ClBlborn. Kim- appointed eftrllrr
».cancj- of •r Tfd flcolt,lie date for flllriK nominate Ittoiw W April 23.
. U1-.0 l.«ued a policy * , t ’niursdny. In It he’ Wednesday : for "iiound and fa lriC ''"’
Twin Falls News in Brief1 Food .Silt Set
BUir Ukrs Pentfcctstal I auxiliary nitt hntil % baked ;ilf S.itunlsy ni C. C. An
brills; <1
.'l■dnc
Uanre i'oitponrd OAO club dinner'dnnce hns bc'
po.nponcd froni Friday to April 2
Wlll Suipend CU»»ei •IMln l-'alh Ilujlnr.M collece wl
siijpeiid cla-WJ i'rlday for tlK;l. '.er'»eck-pnd.
will l>e held i I nakeo’ bull< I. fn- Friday.
Power Plant
Expansion in
Valley NotedjSe.llfsl r of I
l>o>t rarkltie llonili
i-iy cirri; to s ,if Srl
'itrcelvM nrantaikln« UiivUl Wr.ivrr, police tor a', tlic Coll.'i;
pump* connected in a »lnRle year.
Of the new pu:iip.« .'clicdukd. sccordmi: to J
Oaklry and Rupnt arr.w more than 3,000 horsep*' Ihe Jfrom* and H,irrl
I* will idd about 1.500 ho.
clci5et ^rtinR 1
•nie utility » ind Its
of •KlRho, Cnlil.
I.S' KAI.1.S - Sn . nay I’ersoiihLi will be held
,30 p, in. Siiturdiiy nt the Mcthndlr.t church with the
W. A. .MncArthiir ofllclatlilK. rlK'.'. will be held In Uun.*.et >rlnl park, ’nie f.imlly UK- inrmi)rlnL*. to Ihe American
. n.-.jf)cmilon which can lie nt the White mnrtunry. (Is may call at Ihe mnrtimry y and Saturday i
TWIN FALLS-^Mnertil se vlce. for Robert Paul Klrkman. Spo-
: kiuir. tV«Ah.. wtU tie held n( 2 p. Friday " I the IV ln Falls LDS *ce- I'lid uaril chapel with BLshop l<o:s \Vnr<l otflclattnc. P'rlcnds may cull at the White mortuary unttl I pin. I'rlday.
TWI.*J FAl.L&-l-'iinrral services for Korre.ll L.'iLe.ii i-iraljy will be conducted at 2 p. m. Sntunlay ai the White mortuno' chapel by the ilev, Lloytl Oliver and Tuln FaIIs Elks lodKC No. 1183, Pinnl rlte.%
..will be held in '1-wtn Falb c
2 Candidates
Seek Seat in
Idaho Courtown sake. You will the dtstlnctlons wh wont to draw betu anothereniml . . You will dlspeive fci
The 43.ycftr.old JuMlce l.» a native Idtthonn. He .Uudled prc-lftw at Idaho Slate college and rr. celved his law degree from the University of Idalio. Me Is a veteran of World war II-
McFadden Is mnrrird to the former Irene Bsrrett. They have three children.
LeRBat is a Boise lawyer anil a former (wsLitnnt state attorney senersl. He .lald his "wide back- 'uround In public and private ICRal practice can make an Important contribution to the conn."
He noted thftt the .'uprrme court hears-many ca.ics InvolvlnR tax matters and said his "experlei In lax Iswj during 30 ye.w of r( erivl law practice would «. slst Ihe court In conslderlnR .Mich cases."
Leccal wa.1 born In ClU-.(;nw, Scotland, and came lo the Unliccl Staie.i at the age of 11, lie b (Xi* He Is a veteran of World war 1 and wM employed by the UJi. bureau of internal revenue In Uuh dur- JnR the in:o-».
•• LfKRat moved to Bol.ie In IP3S. •He WM an a.v.Utant nttorney Rci\~ eral from inin to 1M5.
Hr L< married lo the former Gladys Brown, S.-vlt Uike City n>ey have three children.
Muffic Valley MemorialVLMilnK hours In the mniernlly
................................Tiil 7 to S. II a. m,
■nrda a1. froIn All oil'
lo 8 p. m.ADMITTKH
,n Nlebcn. Kenneth Ksberl, Itobert SchreckenberK Clarence Shockey. bU 'Ivin
FalU; Mrs. Charles Bulley, llan- .nen; Marla Murxmlller. Jny Owen, Fred Splker and Mrs- John Itelch- steln. nil Buhl; Mrs. Je.« Ncbeker, MiirtauKh. «ml Pre.Mon Wilkinson, Burley,
Mm . Steven Roy Le' John (
'DI.'JMISSnoberiIJryant. Uhl White, Mrs. ivts, Mrs, L,irry Snbln, Mr,v itciihens, John Mtndlob.
James Rune. Mrs, LaurfI d iind Mr.v James Mltchnel
II Twin Falh; .Mrs.Pete , Kii:
nd il:krdcai................
berly; baby Rlrl IleA , Sit. nrrniinl Albert.'oii anil Onlltn ,r^on. nil Buhl; Kdlth I’rtcrmnii, .Uetord; Wtnnllrrd I.allue, •r; Olcana McCle,Aiy. Wendell;
nInRham, .leroinr. and Phipp'. Hiiserman. nUtTHS .
birilu Include sons Mrs. Alfred Oboij.
Id Mr-
Gooding Memorialvisltmg hours at GoodlnR Mi
morlal howspltal are from B:30'aji to 8;30 pjn.
AOMiTn;DDlx Ham-Uier nnd Mrs. Eble
Ger-ird, bolh aoodlnR. and Mri Vernon Sheppard, Glenns Ferry.
DIKMISSKDMrs. Don Watkins and daushlci
GoodlnR.
St. Bcncdict's. JeromeVIsltlnR- hour, at St. Benedict'
hospital nre from 3 to 4 and 7 lo
. JohAi)Mirrt:iin H, Todd, ird n. InKMi
nicky Otto, all ni.sMissui)
farvin WrlKht <•11. both Jcron; ivln Falls: Mrs,
Thoinn
WrdiK
aile:, H;.dauKht<
ry, o Mr. K
Hai nnd
Collafje, lUirleyVUltln
ho;.pual from 7 t
Ilodily nnd Mu,lc5, all nurlry.
IltitTll.S
JacobMm nnd M inford Colfin. al Shaihone.
nillTH.SA d.MiKhter u-ns born In Mr. am
Mr«. Uwi5 H.'niomns. Twin Fallj
Grindstaff to
Head Coinicil
Of 4-H ClubsnUHI.. April 14-Gary Grind,
.-.t.ilf elc'cU'd vice president of the Wr.st F.nd 4.11 club lea<li
mceUnc Wcdne.^day i
-'hacivil the Buhl clt:
laff I
Minidoka Coimty
Cnrl Dttln.<ho declli)ad the po.'ltlon. T»i> (■nion.itrailo!!.! were prc.sentcd •Uh Myla DavU clvlns a babysit-
, ,nk- drmoiutratlon and Marvin Mrs. Kaerchrr. an electrical demonstr»-
loth are members of tlie Ide 4-11 Mvr.\tock cUib ril- by I-V.mk M. Souihwlck,
Illy ho.ipltal a1 d 0 k :
Ic:<Hoti'ii • Schu r homt
nuld bp held lhL%
Parking FinesPostlns «1 parkmc bond. Tliurs-
day with Twm Falls police were l/'ster McNeil. Jane Hafer, Stein. .Mc.Murray Ander.ion. L. EnRcU brcchi, nais Prnther. S, W. Hudson. Charle.s Nnnz. B. F. Saum. AJm , Owen NkaJi. C. Day. Mrs. T. J. NIelian, C. Kennedy, Vnllos ■rtlloch. Mary Ann Stewart. Art Cannon. Mrs. Bnrbarii Detweller, Lonnie Smltli nnd Albert IrLsh.
Keep the W lilte Flng of Safety Flying
Now 11 days without a' traffic death tn our Magic .VaUevi
mSMISSKI)Mrs. Marlin Muccke and i
Paul, nnd Mrs. Clyde Smith, I pert.
ttlllTHSDauxhters were born lo Mr. i
Mrs. John Flowers nnd Mr. i Mr.i. liuKcne Bye. both Rupert.
• camp ff I 19 yen
ould ellmlnBte fit.
ed eon.'ervfttlon boys from 151
of aRB will bc!
ffectlve.•ffort -which Li cor economic nblllly t
■lopment of our nn Ml re<ourceA In sn orderly on II planned mnnner:. wppoi iWation to encounvRe further hntrul development of Idaho I pledge to coaitantly atrh Riinrd and retain our rlRhta i ■ man Important natural-n
nely, water, and I bi llcve in local control of Rovert ment In to far m Is practical, Cet trallratlon of Kavemment creati an environment In which 1 'lL3le and Inefficiency flourlili
L,-vnllntt was bom ond Ihe Salmon tract. He Is married and his four children. aRes 1 throuKh 17, attend the File sclioo/fl.
He has been a member of thi Filer school board «for ahe-pnst eight years; president of th fourth District School Trustees n soclatlon nnd a member of th Idaho School Trustees assoclntlon exeeuUve committee.
Uintlns Is currently ch»lnnan o the ARricullure dlvLilon of thi IVIn Pnlls Chamber of Commerci
director of the Twin Fall: Chamber of Commerce In 1058 anc IDSO.
He b past president of the Twlr Falli county Farm Dureou nnd i member of the OranRe. In th< pa.« he served on several commit-• iC3_na4ienment*iv.-ith_th8_lda^Farm Burenu federation.
SlKnlnc LantlnR's petition wer« William L. Chancey, J. D. McCol-
iward Benoit. Ivan B. Skin-.......... ij Joe Salhbury. all TwlrFalls; Price Holloway. Filer; Cnrl irwln. Kimberly: Cecil Calhoi
I. Dale navi.,, Jack'.,
Driver Fined
For Ignoring
Lifted PermitPatmlmn , John
. Tuln l-nlls,
j.ued by Stall Wray,
nilly R, De: was fined sl5 and co<ts and civen 25 demerit.s Tlmrsday by JndRC Terrill for CO miles per hnur in n 45-nillB sone.
LeDcrtn E. Haynes, TM.ln Falls, iM fined *13 and Klven 25 de- nerlt.1 bv JudKe Terrill for ^pced. hiR 68 nille.i per hour fn a 5S-mlle
She was citert byState Pa- lan Marvin WrlRht. a L. Weeks, 57, Jelome. wM
fined »10 and slven 25 demerlUi lursday by Jerome Police Judge
Wed Eberlwrdl for a atop tl •inlatloii.Letchard Kennlsnn, Je ro n
pleaded Innocent Thursday bel< Probate JudRe J, H, SIlttaURh tr
larRp of drlvlnR al a speed crei I than U reasonable and pr
•fit. Trial date has not been i- r was arrested by Sheriff Jan'
Burns,
Mrs. Jor Keller Hickman, Etl Hnwa, VerU T.irt and Elwood Lt'e.
4-H Cirli SteelSew And S.ive 4-H Ri'oup m
Tuesday at the home of DonI Stnkesberry. Projects for the con
Suit Filed on Note Suit, W1.1 filed In Twin Fnlb
probnte court Wednc.iday by Olb Crubb a.nkliiK payment of n'proin- Lviory note for »a:39 allrKedly owed by I.loyd Adkhn. The action stales Ihe aum Is for Koodi sold nnd delivered prior to July. lOin. y. C. .Shencberser. TB'Jn Falls, represents Crabb.
of Wa.'lilnKlon medlciil ».chool.
Vhltnn Ileporled KU.-v Smallwood and RonsI
Harden, both studcnis m McPhei son. Hum.. collei;e. are vl.Mtlnc h( p lrenl. . Mr. and Mrs. J. Chile Smallwood,
ileellni r<Hlp«ned T)i« Twiii I'all* Toaiunlil
nfctiiic .scheduled fYiday ni' iiK hii.1 been po.-.lponed until l,.y. April 22.
:«nvene Monday The LDS stake prrpaia
neelUiK for ward primary off! ind teachers will be held t
I. Monday »t the LDS tnber*
Report Given
On Grangers
Meeting Herellie purcha-ie of a piano, sonc
books nnd a contribution of SIO were approved by members of the ■IVln Falla Ornnso Wednesday.
report by Mrs. Terry t'Was decided to pur*
chase Ihe u.v:d pinno . eIected by----- imUleo-nlfd-tjln-ce-lhe-onc
iM In the ba.iement din> InK room. Two doren new aonc book.1 will be purchnsed.
Tlio contribution of tio will ro > the local MlRrant Ministry pro
gram.Members decided t<, the National Community Sei
lee project. Harvey Que.inell oi lined what each member Ls to Rr for the fair booth
par
Ihls se.-Lwn in the. Ser nut of Klm.ima. A total of nr, J.ryOJKM-srponcr Ijsrhrjujrd li cunnccted, alonR with .several i homes lind a couibiiiati'm sli BMiniry iIttnR facllltl
rop of Kl,'l.^umed . . . IVdi'Mrlan r.heddlnj ' Icoat ns jie slrolli alone Main avc .Inue shortly slier noon . . . John "iWlIkersnn and JudKe Tlieron W. 'jWard convrr.'iiiK d.urlnn hincheon rniiTllni: . . . Tlic itev. Norman E.
'istockucll Jokin;; with friends . . . JIMrs. J. II. Cliiirciinian preparlnj ' lo Kolf Ursplle v,e,ilher . . , Moth
er dc.scritiliiR her concern afltr »c- >i;ldrntully hurtlni; her dniinhter's
llhalid in car dnor . . . Mis, Grorse IWurbcrk’
shorticard:va,Mrt
Oly all of the farreported that vim ‘ rms In MiiRlc Vn with electricity 1 . that have revoli
icle.
crut llimnred •I>vln Falls County Acent C, W. ,ilKh will be ninoiiR 75 member/
of the UnlviTslty of Idaho facuUj 1 , taff 10 he honored at a ban- :t nuirsday niRhl In recocnl' n nf more than 2& yeari ol
service.
Tlie RoRcrjinn hotel Colfce Id Wray's cafe. Twin Falls.I honnri'd ns 20-year members of 10 Duncan Hlne.< family May S It lilcaKO, reports Roy H. Park, edh r.|n-chlef of the Duncan Hines
Twen •-year
Dlscus,wd vehn the'
iblLihments listed In Ihi ]D<o~riiliroiu“ or“ Dtinc*n—iimr.'
;1 book. nnd still listed In lOCO
;l Meeting Set,e ’IVin FaiU Motel a.wocli u’lll meet In Ihe State roo
KoRcrson hotel for a n. nner at 7:30 p.m. I-'rlday,
Tt)plc.s lo be dl.'cuMed will be Ihi pmiKvvd Sawtooth national psrk
tourist school fnr Twit ted In thf.'i
of the
pnrklriR area nnd landscapini Rrounds. llie K''ounrts committee
as lastrucled lo make ntrcewary iiprovemcnLs.I. T. Creed told of the refjue.'.t t the Hbtorlcal ,'oclcly for con
tributions nf money and ihe lo,in for dLiplay,lay work .u-.s-slon at a later dl.'cu.'.M'd tn erect pic Iho south hills Grai
velcn at the etlnit.
piciithe prosmm Mrs, Marshall
ny. lectuirr. led three Easter mes with prizes ROlnR.to James itter.ion. Mr. and Mrs. Donald iiner.s nnd Mrs. Creed- Krnn.-th >e read a poem n:i the drtimtinn a farmer. Mrs. Sullivan i-inK
n .solos.
Shed Burned,
Helpers Save
Big HaystacliRUPERT. April H-A loaflnR
shed nt the Ruwell Mohlman farm ind five miles destroyed by
u. NclRhbor.\ laree
M of Rupert c Wedne.sdny •isted firemen itk ol hay
Mil ho.v e NfrAnna Woods and Mrs. Undemood.
Mr.s. Olln Llndcmood. chaplain, reported Ihnt H. C. lirlctson ruid Undemood are on the sick list.
Spring Storm
Strikes West;
No One KilledBjr iTtJlTed^rtM InternationalHurrlcn InUs a
ishlnnton last ilKhi, knocklnR down t power llne.s nnd puttli radio stnllons off the nlr.
Slxty-mlle-in-hour winds li icaltle nrea knocked over a i plane nt the Bentnn muni
rport nnd damaRcd another n le Seattle-Tncomn airport.About 150-men. the entire re
pair force of Ihe Piidjet Sound am :ompany, were called out I iitllltv wires tipped dowi
pohce closed
threi
cipal
« al ffie dsj atlor
that leader :ros nt Mai
Ki^vanians Attend Holy Week EventMembers of the Twin J'nlls Kl-
s'anLs club at noon Tliursdav at- ended special Holy Week services
nt the First Presbyterian cfiurch SprliiK; which were sponsp’’'-'' *"• tin* Tsiin'-— _ .l rails Ministerial
General theme ser\'lces held diTrli
>Iplne. June C- pointed out .scholar.'hlfu nre nvsll- iihle 10 coii-vrvatlon youths In ihe Clover and Salmon lract.s as well
Pleasant V.-vlley..Youths wLili. inK more information were nskeo tn contact Donald Youiz. Twin Kills, foiintv ex[en.sioii nKcnt.
rc[wrled by Youtx. It-. 1 tl .1..I.
•d by the Twlnlnrf n.'kcd I ■•oclallon. [End cbunci
Buhl civic :
needs.'The Rev. W. A. M-icArthur wa speaker nnd Tlie Rev. Reuben Plr
The Bpeclpl thi Man's need for direction." Sciip- irc readlns nnd prayer were by
I Lieut. Del Henrnc nnd special mu- Isle was provided by the Salvation Army.
The nev. Mr. PIrner announced tradltlonnl three-hour Good Frl*, dny Bervlee.i to be held tomorrow' between 12:15 nnd 3 pin. Stores will be cla«d In Twin FalLi for: the event which also will be.held' nt.tho First Presbylerli
Affcr the services. Uiretlrctl it .. _ hall for tJieIr Clyde Hammon S. Prntt, Jeromi
KIwahUlis American Loftlon weekly lunclfton.
j, California. i V . wcro vljltbs Kl.
tor Ihe 4-H club C' :nw in June are need ,s leaders and Junlo prve 1*1 Fjuley's Ha on* wLihlnR to serv attend the next Wes necllnR, May 4. at ih
Won’t RunHAILEY. April J4-L. E. Ouly. ho IliLs Blaine counly'
slierlff for 20 yenrs. nnnounceit Tue.sday that he will not seek re- election.He plan.1 to devote all of his fli
0 operallnR the Hailey Shoe shi
re knock- ell or
Tlin ed off Ihe ali power lines.
OusUi up to CO mllfcs an !■ lore down larRe tree.', power 1 and trnfflc slunnLi In the Portli ,, _ Ore. are*. F'allen limbs blocked
4 F.wape DealhFour men narrowly escnj
lealh nt Eugene, Ore.. when ■ vlnd toppled a four-story tra ni! tower for firemen,Sprlnc storms al-o slniek Tf ' " before moving non
Vehicle Damaged In Burley CrashHURLEY. April 14-DamaRe lo
ft IMIi Volk-swacon was e.Mlinatcd at UOO after the driver. John Reynolds. 21. nurlev, apparentiv fell asleep nt 4 a.m. today. Deputy Sheriff E. R. Alkens tenoru .
•hide left hmlie-fourth ille-i
nvlng
believed to hav
Burley and ttruck hicnth of 11
Wcdne-sdav nlsht Sheriff T.e- ni:e Layloii InvestlRnted a two- ir mWiap two nnd oiir-half illes we.M of here on hlRhway 30 •ar Oir drJreuay f>! tlie Idaho (itato Proce.-jors plant. nauiaRc to a 19&0 Chevrolet riven by E:.mest Reedy. 2.',. Bur- v. wns e.'tlmaled at S25 after It
collided with nn unidentified ve- Icle which
ntlempt to
vehicle,Oiaimoblle.
Iff said, dny has br
i : ; :
S lib in the poll
) haul manure out of the e ,’ednc.''day afternoon,Mrs. .Mohlmnn expre.ved •] latlon to nelRhbora and < ersoiw, .wme of whom the family Id not know, who helped move i irse stack of third cutlin; alfalfi
lonR haul before refill: eers patrolled tlic fire u . today.
Oakley News
ler In Ut.ih.. nnd .Mrs, Oler
visited his mother. J bey.
I
Masterpoint Play~ Result ReportedMnRlc Valley Duplicate " ■'
ehiU met Wcdne.iday nftern the home of Mr.s. Cliarles C. Bey mer for m.i.sten)olnt piny.
North nnd souur winners Mr.K. Guy To«le and Mrs. : Sinclnir. first; .Mr*. D. F. Tllltry anil .Mr.v Harel Fitzpatrick. lec- imd: .Mrs. Jonrph Shelby and Mrs. A. J, l.lndemer; third, nnd Mrs, F,.y Jcii.'eii nnd Mrs. A. W, FranU tlrd with Mrs. H. Miller Proctor
Id Mrs. J. C. McMllIln for fourth.
TV Teacher
Training Set
By Idahoans
he myriad useIonized American aRrlcullure.•'Averase electric u.v on Majlc
,’a m lams noiv U OJ20 kllmvai:. lours annually," he aald. "Tlial’s
: S e ‘r u r h l R h e s t r ; S ! April 1 4 .-
fSur^rv“ loiT°''‘' t r S n ! by telcvblon'ln‘‘ldaho wm
In 1059. the division manacrr.”'’ " '" " '" '’ '"’f® ye.tlerday by Dr. .said, Idaho I-ower'a7.B50 farm cw-iW. W.Si.ydcr, hrud of the depart- tomera in the Magic Valley n r r a . “f ci>iniiiui.lcullon.i i iwed t loul of more than 74,003.000 Um''''r.'l
ilowitt.hours <
cif IdKhu
iverite price of power paid today by the company'* farm euslomeis Is 34 per ccnt le.u Uinn In 1940.
Near Burley, accordlni lo Har- oJdsen. Xdafio Power will bulfd a new »ub.statlon to replace an exLit- InR facility located on land where Idaho Industrie.'', Inc.. li ercclInK
of the state’s blRRest potato processlni: pIsnLi, One of 44 suh- lUtlOM »en’lnR the utility's southern division customers, the new lastallatlon will be equipped with a
■r transformer to .iiipply the A Industries plant with '
trlclty.
project
Klonal n
lounced the plani I Idaho educalort
Boulder altendlne ft re-
Dr, Snyder uid Idaho'* (eacher. iralnWiK pmxwn by lelevjjlon lould hR'lude courses one hour n *rrk lor Ifi ftrcks. Half of eacli
lod will be devoted lo leachlnR ilnft half hour to bject material. N»- etIucalor.s will b« :tora as much as
Death Claims
TrPrMaii749"•orre.'t L. <Lm ) I.arnby. 4!», diei J;:o p. m. Wedne.-.duy nt tin
Twin Falls Clinic hospital.Mr. Uiraby was born here Aprl
11, 1911, and married Ruth Crydcr 6, 1334, In Filer. He was i
member of the Elks lodge nnd o the liiternnllonul PrintlnR Pre.-.s men nnd A.ulstnnt.1 union. He hai Ijccn employed by the •nmes-Ncw: PiJbUiblfi T CDinpnny tor 37 jraj,i
Survlvlnit In addition to hij Idow are one , on, John I.e.'sllc
Lnrnby, Twin FnlLv one daun Alice Corine Lnraby, Tvvin I nnd his mother..Mrsi Alice La Rftsevllle. Calif. He' was preceded In death by hLs fnther, GcorRe Lnraby.
services will be con . 2 p. m. Saturday «
UiB White mortuary chapel by tli Rev. Lloyd Oliver nnd Tlvln Falls Elks lodRe No. 1183. Flnnl rli will be held tn Twin Fnlla ecm terj-.
ItACK TO HA/.r.I.TON HA7.ELT0N. April H-,MlJ.
L. Brown returned from Phoc
po.v.ible.The pro
.iry level ( cla.tsroflin
Dr, Snydrr./ali pros:
I, The plai
■ 111 be for element- s In .>elt-conialnfd -Snyder added,
I It li hoped lo n under way by Is still /fubject to liiaho board otapproi-a) c
education. -'nie-lelrcsMs'Win-oriKinale-lR— Twin I'alls. Ida., nnd will bn dli- semlnated by other TV stallona without charce. Mo.U ot Ule telecasts will be live hut »ome will b*pre.-.enied on l.ipe.
After approval by th board of educ.itlnn, the plan bc .Mibmltted to ihe title VII < ference committer of Ih^ U, office of educstlnn fnr finnn aid. 'ITii
Idaho
rducatlnn.ludln-vi; erlals 1
Services SlatedBIIOSHONE. April 14 — Good
Friday services will be held at Chrht church Episcopal from ru»n .0 3 p.m. with the Melhodlst :hurch partlclpatlnR. Tliose Inter- c.itcd may attend nny portion of
sen’ice. whlcJi last npproxl* tely 40 mlnuies ench. lie nev. Ralph Law-renc*.
Metliodljt p.vilnr, and the Rev. John F. ■iMlk, KtilKcopul vImt, wflJ officiate.
READ TIMES-NEWS WANT AD.I
FLOWEn FAIR OKAY Shopping Center
and V e Mrilly nnd Mrs. J. C. Ci
Mrs. L. H. Van Hiper William I. Spaeth, aecond; 3 .1.. Thorpe and Mrs. Charlea
ihlrd. and Mrs. J. fYank ,• and Mrs. Clydi
ea. tward.Tornadoes knocked the ronf off
a frame bulldlni; nt Salinas. Kans.. and knocked over a ranch hou.'e c ilmney and destroyed several shed.1 lour miles noutli nf Pratt, Kar
TRAVEL NOTED •)EDEN. April H-Mr. and Mrs. j
T. J. Sfhwarr. are In OlhelIt>, J Wash., where they went lo take')
Mr.s. Iand chlldre 0 thrlr 1
r pxu week hereafir
Uh')
Song ond Instruction
BOOKSfor A ll M oket of
Chord O rgansCLAUDE BROWN'S
READ TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS'
C O L O N I A L
C O N C R E T EIS BEST
Fnr ratios. .Sidewalks.
Conerr*. Need.
Phono RE 3-5500
S & H Green Stomps
- REXALL
DRUG STORE
GOLD STRIKE STAMPS
----- W ILEY-----
R E X A L L DRUG
ShMhone St. North
— Tho-place-to go in Idaho for —
T D E E C ^ n u r s e r y
■ K L W STOCK is to thfl
Kimberly NurseriesCompare before you buy
PRICE-WISE . . . QUALITY-WISE
K IM B E R L Y , ID A H OFree Catalog
Falls B rond W ho le or by fho Piece
EASTER HAMS lb 5 5FRESH
FRYERSI Reody
79e
FLUFFO3 LS. CAN
69cGolden R ipe
BANANAS 2 „ 29 'Tang S a lad
DRESSING 45NORTHSIDEGROCERYHEYBURN & JACKSON * TW IN FALLS
Open 8 'III 8 Oiilr (Cloied Sundm)(WS GIVE GOLD flTllIKE flTAftlPfl)
THURSDAY. APRIL M. IDGO TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO ' PAGE THREB
Easter Eggs Ready for Annual Hunt Here
Showlnc E*iJcr F.tn In preparation for the »nna»I ehildrtM Easier etc Imnt are Itfl fo rlslit, HoUncy •VVIIwn. Jayece. co-chairman of the hunt; Emrit Craner. »upcrinlcndenl of parka and rrcrea- Uon: ralrolmin We»1«y Dodd*, elly pollcc departmenl, and Mark Hopkinn. Jaycct. co-chairman. There will be 100 doicn Eaiter ccc» hidden and SCO eandjr ten dIMrlbuled. Tha hunt will be(ln at 2:30 p.ni. Saturday at the elly park, (SUff pholo-ennavlnt)__________________________________________
Annual Easter Enfg Hunt Here“ D
Set Saturday for City ParkliundrrdA of children will itiiotii; iti; ihf ncr area.'. Onr croup uill
(0 the cUy park at 2:30 p.m. Ssnl-; liicludi- ctiildrrii up lo I old.urday to Jolti In tlip tnnuivi EAM<'r>llir .'rcoml «t!I br cdiiiiin.-cd cil PKB hunt spon.ioicd by the Txm rliildrni S ii> fi vr.ir.' oUl, imil the
Jnyccf.' ----^ 'Uitrdtroun “111 Itirlurir 7 lo <1 vpIlrOne liuncltrd rtft/rn No child nvcr B jr. r.v of nsf
will be hlrtrirn and pgO cnllUy ees'.tiiAV iiiilii'lp.ilr. dWribiiird. • f Tviii Junlur KikIi MNmi {
I'rtlf.' ull hf Kivri) for I“ o rliil- l:oji;i* pinnumtf .»tudrnl.N nir <1 drcn In racli of ihr lliire nur :hr K.i.urr cni:', .iml Jnjirf.s Kroups.'klio Jliiil a scWrn rKK. Ttir p.ilrt'l llir hum Mark Hdp liiree sroups will bf roprd off wi:l» ami IliKlncy \V|l.»cni, Jnyrn>, blue, red nr yellow nirp.imfrs tlivnl-' iD-t-hAiritidi nl ilip rvnii.
--- Cily WV.slry Dnlib;. i
Court to (Jet
Case No. 16
By ChessmanSAN FRANCISCO. April M 'V-
Aii allnrk on Csryl Clirv-m:iirN death jcnirnce will l>e r.-vrrlrtl lo the U5. »u[irrmr court lIlU ttfpk lor 111! ICIM lime In 12 yf.ir.'.
Bill the aiiornev wi>n’i hr Ceorce T. Duvl.', ncctisrd liy Ilie coiivtct-iiuihur of alKn j criibbini; ilnr bllltni:.
Chc.wnim rwiuf.’icd DavL'. vri- ernn S.tn Francl.'co erlmlhnl J.iw- ycr. lo nllhdrnw from Ihe cn\e In IV bltl'rr lO-pnce letter ni.idt- publlc ycstcrdny by (he slute mi- prcnie court,
Chc.v'tnan, whn }in.< survived nearly 13 ycnrx in Snn Quchtjn prison's death row and e.*>cnpcd clKhl prcvloun execulloti dates, now 1.1 xchcduled lo die Mny 3. lie wn.n condemned for kldnnplnc nnd Kxunlly abu^ln^ two Los Anselc^ viomen In 134B.
A. L. Wirln. 1ai Ancclr..''. an Amcrlcnn Cl«l Uberlles union, couaiel, Mild In New York lie ex-, peeled lo pctlllDn Ihe U. 8. hu- preme court ihla week for' review, of appcnl clAlms which Cnllfornin couri.i rejected three times Iti three .ecki,
1 lire pl.Niol Ihiinl.
Ciiv p-)lire mill ir
Eden NewsI KI3F.N, Apiil 11 - M!-.v II I'Ii.-'it;.' h;\s iciuriifil i.ik; .piir! in Ihr Noithnc.-tri'ii noAllnk I iciiiriwinrnl, l‘(v.Tirla>. Phr i n)tnp:iii;rd by Mi .n, A1 llanklav. f. Tttiii Kii:-.
Wniil/i.M iifflird hfie of Mi'.i. ■Aucuri Crru'.-.ie. Loill. C.illf, t drrKWii;: nin)or furv;riv laM wr
iKIir 11 the fiiiiner .Mi.v Cnrl Sheer. I UPIxirt.1 ii:e *he u refupcrnting [
jMiW.'tclorily,
KOOD SALE SET BUSS, April M-B1I.«4-H cluUi
wiil hold a cooked food Mie Sniur- day st.'irtlnE al 10 ajn. at the BlLv alore.
OPEN
BOWLINGEvery
WeekendStudents Saturdays 8 :00 a.m. ’lil 12:00
lines $1
M AGICBOWL
.TIO 2nd Avenue East
Farm Bureau
Asidng Sugar
Plan ChangesWASlimOTON. April H Lfl —
The American J\imi Bureiu fi drr- nllort hiut c.ilird for ch.-vnRM In the aiigar control pro tram. One *ur- Sfsied revl.'lon would deny Cuba an lnerea.v<l ihare In fulure U. r auRsr market* m InnK m Ihe Ca; tro reslnie niamtnliw lu pre.wnt • lllturie toward llil* cnunlrj'.
Under the prr.^pnl procram, Cuba la allocated about 30 per ccnt of ths Increavd demand allrlbnla- ble to IncreaMnR U. S. populallon.
The rarm Bureau proposed lo »R»l(m tlie Increased nefd* larRcly to dORitatle producers of becl andcan# *UBar and to prodi...........other friendly counlrlea.
At pre4ent. Cuba'a sliart U about a third of the V. B. market. Cuba KcUt Ihe benefit of a U. S. auh.ildy.
The farm orKanliatlon propouil.i were »*t forth In iv letter to Chair- man Harold D. Cooley. D.. N. C.. fif tile houM atirlciillura committee ycaierday.
Tlia Fann Bureau called for a fnur-jear. exienxlon of Uis prexenl prosram. which expires al the end
. of ihts year. Cooley favori year exlcailon.
ThB Farm Bureau alio wenl •Inntt with Ihe proposal of the El- acnhower ndmlnlilrailon that the Pre.ildent be auihorl.-.ed to make cmerRcncy adjicunrnl.s In quni.i.i to protect U. S. Inlere.ita and in Insure Ihla country an adequMe aijpply of lURar. Under ihl.* authority. ths Pre.ildcnt could cut Cuba’* quota,
De Gaulle Might . Snub World Unit
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,. April 14 i,n-Th« U. N, la buBlnR wlihrejwrl#__lliai, French Pre.ildenlCliarlw dn Gaulle l.i ROlnn lo .Miub the world orcnnlzatlon on his forthcomlnu vWl to Nrw York.
•Tliere 1im been no offlclal an- nouneemenl but Informed quariera ■aid De Gaulle ha* turned down lui Inrliatlnn from Secrctary-Oen- cral Das }Iammar*k]oId.
TI18 lll-feellnR of Ihe French leader toward the U. N. ha* been made clear In the paat, Ka would bn the flr*t head of a major nn- tlon lo tLiU New York wlUiout calllns al the U. N.
French Studying
Site for A-Blast-PARIS, April 14 M\-Tlie French
Kovernmcnl I* atudylne alle* on Corsica for an underground atomic teat explMlon. the nl«mlc cncrjiy commlvilon aay,i.
Til# brief announcement *ald Alomie Mlnt-iler Pierre Gulllau- mat and Francis Perrin, hlcli commLiiloner for atomic cncrey. aro' on the Island looking pOAslbllltlM,
FATOVERWEIGHT
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it's a
BOYS' EASTER
too!
’/I
our own "Kent Hall"
BOYS' SUITS
Sizes 6 to 12 1 9 . 9 5
Sizes 13 to 20 2 9 . 9 5
W o suit stylc-mindcd boys at budgef-mindcd
priccs! The colors ond fabrics arc whot ho
wonts! A ll wool hopsocking, {lo’nnels and new
fashion worsteds!
Street floor, boys
■ Open a Convenient Easter Wardrobe
Handy Shojiper. . . no down payment
. . 3 monlhi to pay!y
Kent Hall
BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS
a ll colton wosb 'n wear
w ith the new converlk
bta cuff. Sizes 6-12,
collcr sizes 13-U.
2.98
TEXTAN BELTS
LOObcouliful new
colors In fine
Icothers
BOYS' TIES
79c J.OObows, rccdy-ties,
and four-ln-hands,
"like dad's"
SPORTS SOCKS
39c.89cfinest ossortmont
of fomou* B,V,D.
socks In town!
our own exclusive "Kent Hall"
B O Y 'S S P O R T C O A T S
Plenty o f dosh a t budget-minded
priccs . . . oil wools,
wool'orlon blends and
wool nylon blends.
sizes 6 to 121-9510
17®«,osize 13 to 18 ....
MATCHING
SLACKS
Finely slylcd In all basic
colors end lotest potterns!
Sizes 6 to 18.
rayon A . 4 4
b le nds ....... "T to W
wool-
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street floor, boys
TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO'Tir.L'RSDAV, APRIL 14, Igcg
TUCKER'S NATIONAL
-WHIRLIGIGPBbllihlnl Corrp.i.»
<0 onj U>« NiTadi
l-KOPLE’S C n O l l l'S
.siiirf' .Alfi'od M . Landon ran as ilc;)ui)llciin im Milnitiiil nom inee In lD3(i. the .‘-iiiiKlnrd lon.M'iv.iilves in the GOP li;iv<' iidi .^rl•n £/i<'ir t..ji-clioice candidate win c/i'-- honor/;.
Jr. 1040 the w inner was Wpiidpll Wlllklc, PiMi'tlecl by some Rcpubllcmis ns a rfticcacli JJoiiiocrat. In 1044 the con.scrvaUvcs' -spiill m enial Xavorlle was Jotin W. Hrlnkor n Ohio, but they took Tlioiiuis E. Pnwcy bf cause they thought he l)ad tlie bcsi chanci to beat Franklin D. Ronscvcit,
Four years later. Sen. Robert Ti. Tafi made h is ficcond bid for lliu- nomination, tliqtiffh he rated IiJrIi »Wth rnn;iy party era, Dewey skillfu lly oiUniuiicuvcrcd him an d gained Ihe prize a^aln.
In 1952 Taft had massive conservative supporl. More liberal party elcmcnus, hea' lly supported by many .itratcKlcally placed G O P Kovernor.':, .TRning the battle to Pre.il- den t Elsenhower.
Now, for the first time shire Landon, Republican conservative may have In Vlci Prc.sWcfU NIxoii.'{/lujnJjicc of iheird ioicc,
To be sure, he Is not Ideal from their viewpoint. He 1.S linked Inescapably with Elsenhower. More than that, he 1.*; allowing signs of movliiK leftward from the President, who proved In practice for niort-conscrvntlve than the haltle cries of lOSTTed his party to
cx])ect.The .nporadlc interest In the candidacy of
Sen. Barry Goldwatcr of Arizona, n mon conventional eon.scrvatlve, rcflect.'! the con corn In .some (juartors over Nixon’s political direction.
Nevertheless, It J.i p la in most Republican leaders would m uch rather have Nixon than New York’s Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, whom they .see as another near-Dcmocrat.
In the likely event Nixon is the nominee, he will certainly be understood by the country as at least a moderate conservative, even though he may endeavor to move In the liberal direction.
That he will be bo branded would seem to present to the nation's voters thLn year
(assuming a relatively' llborar Democratic nominee) a clearer choice on ldeo!o(flcal grounds than they have had for a genera
tion.I t could then test.Use chain of some RC',
publican.*; that there ha.'s long been a- big
GOP '’stay-nt-home". vote waiting for Just such a choice. I t could test, too, whether the va.st middle range of moderate-minded voters will accept a candidate who haa the ble-sslng of the rock-ribbed conservatives.
■'WASHINGTON CALLING" BY
MARQUIS CHILDS
m«]or rinmr.Mlc a.v.1 'IOIl lo itiP vice prc.'ilclPtll ■11 iii> *n •*rcpmtni for Dt nccf.vMon to full power s liic»p»clty. . ■;prfnldeiu* tmvf lind in nci
•Wliltr Hniisf ihrce tImM In criucal jienod* duririi |IM<- prMrnt feniiir>’ — Tlifodorp Rooj;cvfli, Cnlvir ICoolKiKc nncl flurry S.Trumtin, sevrrnlilnc .'c are more rpceni rtmlndcrs tlinl only t licari bcU Kptraui the two otdcu. And todny I: no lime (or Kcond-rater* in nny key position Ir Wnf.liin(;ton.
HUT FEW-nEMAIS-Ftv of the men frequcnllj mctitlniied by PreAldcnl Elicnliower rrninln nii cll' «Jb)r tor • plice on the n/illoniiJ Ilckft Jn »Jint aiojb« ft tight (iRht.
Althougti once an ttnrr and avowed c»ndlil»te Houso Minority Xcnder Chnrlu A. Itallrclc lins vlr. Uially withdrawn. ' Indeed, lie moy he lucky If he wins reelectlon to the hoiue. HLi *uppoi iniily unpopular labor and fArm pollclcx, expnnMve lortlgn aid. Iirs antasonlsed InfluenllAl elementa In hi* Indiana district, ’ ^
llftllcclc'a erstwhile rturalltlu of 40,MO h^ve. lend lly dwmdled until they rvre near the peril point Senate Minority Leader Everett McKinley Dlrkaen'i nffinunln-on-aiiftln record-rulc.i him out. He ha; been a reactionary and a prosreulte. n fierce iw Inilonlsl and an enthusiastic IntemAtlnnnllst, ti Taft boo.tier and nn Elsenhower worahlpper.
Labor Secretary Jamt«-P. Mltdiell. Nen- Jersey, haA been prominently mentioned In cs. r the Demo* cratJi nominate Sen. John Kennedy, n frllow-rell; lonlst. But many GOP »trat«ilstj« Icar that such junterthnisl woiild b« »o patent ft -whema that It ould fool nolwdy.
i;nlted Nations Ambiuwidor Henry Cnbot LodE' lia.i frequently been listed by Elsenhower. But tin Bay state man l.« not nfitlonally knnun, and in would bf almnst frreplacea'tile' lu Amcrfcnn .ipokPS'
nt the iniernational orRsnlzailnn. Rc.tlde.i, hi badly beaten by' Senator Kennedy for th<
PO L IT ICA L MATURITYOne of the moat tlcicUsh a.tpccts of Amerl-
. can diplomacy Is how to conduct it w ith proper foresight in an election year which could swing control of the Whlta House from one party to t he other.
The matter arlses'now.In the Genera nu clear test ban ncRotlatioh.'s. W<v-Rrc_^callnK w ith the Soviet Union on a po.'alble moni-i torlum nffcctlng small aindcrRround cxplo- fiion.s ns well as the presently detectable larRc blasts above ground.
The natural question arising a t the ba r Kalnlng table l-s to what extent President Ebcnhowcr’s diplom atic emissaries can bind
lil.s .succes.wr In office.Presumably this is no problem’ with Vice
President Nixon, who must long since have assured the President that he would be poverned by any agreement now achieved a t Geneva.
Le.«a certain •wa.s the outlook m respects the varlou.i Democratic candidates. I t l.s, therefore, much to their crcdit that they have come forward on their own to as.sure Mr. Elsenhower that any temporary ban he accepts w ill be continued by them In accord w ith the flffrced terms.
TMa is political responsibility of the high- est order. It Is the kind which must be exhibited If democratic Rovcrnment Is to be operated In America w ith reasonable con- tlin iliy 'and order.
I t wii.% a tribute to the men involved th a t the tran.sfcr of au thority from former President Truman to Mr. Elsenhower in 1953 was mannRCd with .-i m in im um of difficulty foi the nation. And those were Indeed critical times, for the Korean war was still in prog- re.ss,
We win not know for seven montlis more whether the transition this time- Is to be the relatively easy one frotn one Republl. can to another, or from Mr.' Elsenhower to one of the currcnt Democratic prospects.
Whichever it Is to be, the attitude Just indicated by the Presldenfa possible Demo, cratlc successors, one and all, suggests that once again' the changeover will be managed
sixoN :(n;sT ij) o k t o eas t k o r jtti.vNisaAL\TE— Other# sometlmej fUKCf-'ted Mi»er Jroi lmbll^’Jldnr I.odRe'j? handicap In not hclnR henclllilotables or "nnturnls." They
Robert n. Anderson. Texas, and n, Kentucky, who aUo Is i snutherners would arow
lorthem stales and cities
Sen. *niru.iton B,
carrj'.Two other cateRorles from v.hlch vice pre ldentlal
nndUlates have been drawn are a blank. With the .xceptlon of Oov. William O, Slrnlton, lUlnols, whose reclme has been touched wlUi xcandnl. they lAVe no state exeeuttvM of outitandlnR appeal and ibUtty. They have no picturesque or succeMful busi ne.«mcn like Herbert Hoover, Charles O. Dawe* t Wendell Wlllkle.In Is ftlmo,« a certainty that Nlion mu.it look t
ihe east for a nmnlns mate. He miut be a mtin wh n lure ntbnn mft.«r4 which have not been H«pub- ■ftfj eimlrem or voicM Jn :teenl yenrs. WliJjoii leaat an even break In the great metropolitan an(
urban area* In this section, Nixon cannot win.
TllK MAN MOST QUALIFIED—Allliough nolh ln« has laeeii decided yet. the man who most nearly meeta these qunllflcatlona Is the personable Attorr General William P. noRcrs. New Yotk. Nlxnn's m( .iberal cabinet a.-<soclale and adviser. And yet. wh tie Is mentioned in this connecUon, the avert American would undoubtedly exclaim:
■Rogers? Will Rogers? Only man 1 ever knew U name was the coaboy who told Jokcsl"
t-T MtClur.
T
VIEWS OF OTHERS
najor
FOR UETTER COMMDMCATIOS
U I.' Mill Impolite to Interr ipt when an ;lse u talking. Bui thn eleetrontc coinmunli indii.«0' w prPMing Jorwnrd expertly 111 i >rea.i to help everyone ^ k at once.
TlJO cMiimunlcnilons field wa.% niic of Ihr ivchleveinents of the Indu.Mrlsl revohitlon. Bi other tlevfJopjnenLi o! thai period, ihe Inventions of Morse. Bell, EdUon and Marconi have needed cotxatAni reJlnemenl to make'lhem more efficient,
Tiie press of populauon and the mulllpllcatlon of typf. of communlc.Mlnns devices nre primal responsible, ’lliey lioW Uie Uire;it of a moss electronlf traffic Jam, Already llirte nrr :65.000.00a phone e.ilLs dally in the Unlied Sti the technician nre llndlni;, Is space* In the original Invention.
IMr Instance telephone re.sear already mannned lo coinprcM
who ha'
:able-and sull let thi •orilng on a sy.'itrm utloiu. These would • paiise.s In ihe oiher nils ftould double
wnversa
th a t such cooperation is fundamental .to the woriclng of n free system.
SK IRM ISH O N THE POTOMAC The enemy was In sight, the time for ac
tlon 'had come, an d the order of battle thundered down through the ranks:
"A coffee break is a coffee break only when nothing else Is consumed. I f a doughn u t Is eaten w ith the coffee that constitutes breakfast. Breakfast Ls not allowed during working hours.”
So read the directive Issued to civilian employes by a colonel In charge of a un it In the Pentagon. A t latest report, the cof- fce-dunkers were In fu ll retreat, leaving the fie ld littered w ith fragm ent^ of-cmoidcrlng fr ied cakes..............................
:lon3 onto a single prlvftle—now are ''.111 further convei lilted by using ih
lloiu on the line, rapacity,A relsted-bul inverirf^teclinlque k being work
m for TV eonuuunicsUnn. liv'tesd n{ puitinfc p-iu; 0 work. It ttouiu allow porttoiis ol the TV acre lurrently working hard at rioinj nothing lo n vhenevcr they can. The scanner uhich now creai ho home.'creen picture out of ac.lSO conatani ihanglng dou would, under ihe new Ryxtcm. slmf orget about chnnginc thofe secUoas of. ^ay, t i.-vckgrouncl that rein.iln ihe s.mie lor nny leng if time.Electronic Improvcnienu sucli as these two pe
nil more eftlclrni. more simple fQUlpmeni, Tli also typify the kind of aasmers ihe rommunlcatio lnduatr>' will have to tind to other need.' increailng population in an hicresilngly coiumunic ilon-dependciil world. As such they dc^erve noil< Their research te.im Inventors receive lltUe acclai compared to thai given Dell and Edison. But their own subdued way ihey abo are noinble I; ventors.—Christian Science Monitor.
ICKA SlTl'iVTlft^T lir federal govemmenf
grnw.% more acuie by ihe d»y.Some montlu ago, the gener
which keep.1 an eye on spending, ruled that atamp.s collected by fefleral employes uhe make purthasea belong to the government- emplojes. So the general serrlcn^ ac mlnL which acts Bi govcrnmenl housekeeper nior other duties, told the various dcp.irtmen agencle.s lo hol'd'on lo Uie iump,s.
Since then tha aumps have been piling v great rate though no one will venture to e how many are on hand. Nnr the OSA has a QAO lo reconsider: space problem, perhnps.
plaas are being made for ne«- drspes such when the new occupants niov House next January. It occurs lo t Tnmcnt might save a pretty pen those sta.mp«. Unlortmutely, the
books so iiiry can be redeemed, II gummed up__Salt
Inquired If ne other word that o de.wrlbe his Job, might put down' ired the youtli iker pondered thI:
mcmeniarily. allowed as hoi might Inok like he was a stockraiser. So the matter ..........a llltlf furUier. with the youth explaining Uiat sometime: 'rif.1 K
the census led to pul dou :upallon. ‘'wot
iker flimlly defer the youUi'I In supcrmar'
With that problem oul of way. things went sailing along til the cen-Mis taker wn,s sna( on the matter of how long couple had been- married. "We'll have been married 5fl years Monday," snld the lady of
"Let'i see, 28 yean aco w
I\e Rot a brothe
It problem pfped orn In lot: who Li 10 yi
rur.S FOR KIDS llErT,A fellow who doe.sn'l have I work xvlth a good hunting 1 lR>montli*old female cross teen English and chorthair
German shnrlhalr, wants lo icr away. You can pick her il hoiwe No. 24 at the Twin FalLi abor camp.
AS’ENT KXrERIMENT.t 5(,ir I’oi Sliois:It's ilml time of year agi
vhen Ihe weather Is w.irm n ■mU wildlife can Ix- cnu«lit . .'ivhecilnn lu the aehool laboi orle.v Tills Is often done wlthf either killing the lltllr things
ilJietJjJn;? them— >n "see their In.
»lde.i work."The arguinenl put forth_ls that
;hero ore pfuslble-Wttlogists doctor* within Uie cla*,tes who benefit from thL , Pcr.ionally,
I A doctor to perform n. first aid. surge patleni without e make it as palnlest
any fund
deavorlng poMlble.
Anyone who has ratted a knows the end/e.vi hours of »Ing It takes lo leach them J
»s to dumb, and helpleM. ibi. Tlie spectacle of some
dren torturing animals Is revolting
Iks hWe tret over Ihe cruel «re r,_chlldren anfl . M m ’, tenlle dellnijuencv‘'on a nr Hie. Does II help In the nm to harden them lo »i
MOKE ON ni'ItEAUCnACTrot Shoi. :
Enjoyed the lltlle blast Uureaucr.icy the other day, t...
should have pointed It strangling part o'
liureaucrac.v. It finally reaches i pomi where so many people in directly involved Hint Ifs Just tm- pckWlble to get rid of.
As a matter of !i>cl. I would be .llllng in wnger any Chinese back
scnuther right now that there isn’t a single family In the loday that doesn't hare ■' nne member employed by ernment
like lhai«he
LET HIM WOHK nH.LTIME (You fan ReUre)
tear Mr, I’ow;Everyone with teen-age young' lers should be warned about wha •m happen if the clilldren taki art'lime Jobs and average about :o n week. For gosh sakes, don' Mgel about Income laxMl Whenever the youngslet* eanv
loney. thev’re going to be human nd spend II. And then cor me and the youngster!
thou.vindrarned mor buck.' in Ihr vorkUtR part hurts.
■.e of a !, That'*
Republlcni e <ippo,Mllnn, iiii:
raises an Intcrcsiuig <|UC.\tlon nbou how foreign policy will flrure li the coming pollllcal cainiiaisn. Oi balance It-is unlikely to be n majoi
AJ » »•.« Jn J052 when General El'enhottCr. Ihe nepubllc.it candidate, repeatedly ntiaciicd thi Triim.m-Achfson •record of trophe" thfit he charget! brought on the
Tlie re.ipon>e propaial iw t
had
) the Pre.-.ldenf moratorium o iplo.slons iind
binding treaty covering oil o;her ha.1 been on the whole blpaii^;ii Chairman J. William rult)rlKhi of the senate foreign relations con mittee believes such a treaty, negotiated, can be ratified btfoi
>ngre.w adjourns In July.
Of the t»o Democratic cand .ate.'i actively contcHlng the Trej Identlal nomination In the pr
rles. Sen- Hubert Humphrey hr Uken the lead In the effort t achieve reaiutle dlvirmnmenl and
ha.1 I ible r le.M i
enfor. j treaty, S
John F, Kennedy . .:«n(, saylnir he «'ouJd conlim. le moratorium If he were to bt mie president nexl Janu.>ry.But while at the top level foi
eign policy as such Is unlikely i be In dispute, there are signs lh: the sniping characterlsilc of pa: campa1gn.s will be revived, Dein<
ilready can be he.ird to *a i>ccu.ted iw 10 >Tar. ngo (
Iwlne China, Well, when the titv lomrs we'll demand to know wli IBS lo*l Latin Amerli Behind tht'( thresi
ilghtmare that ma: eallty before November. ’IlJt
of the dictator of tlie Domli Republic. Rafael •IVuJlllo, v
Is lncrr.i.\liiRly nmri' roiild trigger rv rimii I llie Carlbbi'i
a horriblt
ho,v
a large
ich, thi mderpnvlleged and brooding prtJerce of th' bor to the north with j stake in ihc Cuban e
In the same w.ty in struggling with the China crisis in lOtS •49 the then secretary of s Dean Ache.ton, had to cope forces long a;noulderlng ben
t cnimbllng turfsce of Clilang il - fJiek s Kuomlntnng reglni
But ihls wa.', reduced to the prlu tlve black and ulilie ^f politic i'llh Achesot) and the Oemocra ;harged wiili ••losing" China and iven. by the McCarlhylsis, of plot- Ing to let the communlsu
11 l< eu.y. particularly at laign time, to demand that Uncle 3am flex hli mu.icles. Standing In ront of ihc mirror of national
approval
Tlie
1 is harly
a( (
valid foreignI iho
juglinedeclaloai that n
: decisions based on knowle understMidlng transcend
popular emotlon.s of the i It, A president who flunks t
test could lead the nation Into v
t;m
Mishap Victim
Brought HomeHAZELTON, April H-Wllllam :.umon and Mrs, Melvin lli ;lt Tue.sday morning tor
take City W return Mr. and Mrt. Donald Vincent here
/Incenl h u been )S hcuplt.al several : the ftuio accld in's gulch near T nuarj',
»frs. Vincent has been staying :h relatives nearby for the pasl
month, Vincent will be admliied he Wood nivcr Convnle.'cent le, Shoshone. He U still report- n serious condition,
elvln nnrmon Li conlli
eeks folloW' n t at De.it In FftlU ir
I uniible If)I snn-in-l:iw nnd d:«i» T. Mrs, Lloyd Mother came to spend the
iump>
Mr, and Mr,i. Wairen W ind Ntrs. Va;,r;i Oeorgeson : liing Mr. Olid Mrs. Gordon
and family. Deaumon
Average Value of Milk From
T.F. County Herds Repoi-ted
inllk
Tlie ftverase vslue o( milk pr duccd by «3 dairy herili in I. Tttln FaJls.county dJlry herd U provNnent aiwlflilon, tlu r li March was more than »1,000 p herd, according to C, W. D.M5 couniy agent.
•ly two million pound' was pro»luccd -vliich "
. . ... more than f.2.000 *: sn e tlmated price of above three ceii a pound.
Tlie Bverage herd h.id 33 S ro-A nnd ihere l.i a Urge dlllerenre the herd sizes. Two hnd.i nn I'' have le/j than 10. con?, i>:id m herd hna mote than ICO row'. Tl total number of cows In the i herd.' was 2.078, of which J. or more than 13 per cenl wne dr Tlie-average production of the 2 070 cowa WB.< M7 pounds of ml wid Dfl.O pound.! of bulterf.n. C n basil ot each 100 pounds nt mil there was a.88 pounds of luiie fat.
In the ilx high herds le.'s ilu' sU per cenl of the rows «e dry, ChariM Tippett 35 grade HolJteliw, had the high her<>,ln. bi produatlon wlth';5b poimc-.._-. .second In milk production wl 1J40 pounds, Larry Kniep, H li, w’lth 11 registered and grade tlol- jiteln.1. t«o dr>'. In milkproduction with IJB5 pounds pci cow and <8.9 pounds of buttcrfat James LaOtone, Cwtleford, had to gritde Ilobtelns, all milking, that averaged 4B poundi of butter- fat. and Ruviell Rlgg,% MurtaUKh, with 30 HoUtelns and Ouernsey,-,. two dry. averaged 478 pounds.
Dale Jordan. Duhl, averaged pound* will) 23 registered and
Rnide Ifobielns, ' . ’ "Major. Duhl, averaged 45J! pound* with 25 cows ot different breeds two dry. and Soren Jfii.'en ani Gerald Jensen, boih Duhl. av. eragcd <H.8 pound' wliu flO reirl\. Icred and grade Hobtelin, 11 dry
TTiree herds w/lh litillfrlal pro. ductlon of 0.0 belonged to Waltei Kae,<, Buhl, with 48 grade Hoi. steins. lwodr>’: Irvln Ehlci J.'IVit Falls. IB registered and grade llol-
Thi Hr.'selholl «nd OraybesJ rd at Ca.stleford with SS coii mixed breeds. 13 dry. averageil 7: Oiiry CaMer, Tu'ln paiig, M,.nh e cows, all nillklns. averagrtl i: Irvlr.g T\erdy. Buhl, wiih n ide HolMcliis. one dry, averngnl 4. and Everett Aldrltl, Klmber- uiih 15 registered and erad*
l.Mems. ihree do', lUo *veragKj
iiilkins.
. Two Buhl herds Avernged each - one belonging to Jamei Latidn, wlih IP Crade Ilolsieint two dry. nnd the other herd Owned by Glrnn Ouckendorf. Jr.. wlUi a prnde liolMclns. all milking.
Other herds above the 40-pound aver;ige included Ray Melsner, Huhl. 10.4 average with aS grade HolMcla', two dry; Warren Han, Huhl. 40.3 average, 16 grade HoI- MPlii.s, two dry; lUldolph Peier- •.on nnd Ray PcterMn. both Duhl. 38.0 average. 17 grade Holsteliu, -Utfee dr)', ntrd AfarUn KnIep, Buhf, 2tr-rcffiMered nnd grade. Holatelw, two dry. 385 average.
Paul Shtlver. Buhl..with 3S rff. . iMtred and grade llolstelns wlih eight dry. averaged 38.0.
Tlie cow with hlghe.it milk production in the west end of ili» •nvlii Falls tract wa.1 n rcRlstered Itobtein owned by Dale Jordan,
illutil. which gave 2,810 pounds of ' milk.
Wk-li cow In the eiut end or Iht tract, with 2.530 poundi, was a
lernl HnWeln owned by IrvlnElih , •I'wln Falls.
,11 herds were fed concentrii* In Bddlllon to forage and 61 unprofitable cows were BOlfl for beef.
Helpers MeetlIEVnunN, April 14—n ie Emer
son 4-iI Ilnndy Jlelpeni club met ,t Ihe home of Mrs. Hyloclc Bear- ■r le.ider, Mondiiy after achool.
dl.-cus-sed drew pit-nftr which lime
itelnsKauffmIIolMcli
llh t, FllPf,
and D,mlclilUi ;
1 gIrLi attended refre.'hnienis were served by ene Arthur, reporter for iht
nil milking, tows. Filer, 1
•ade IlnlMr.had a 43 a
Bulil,■: M, Il
Cothc42.7 pounds with Ct resHsereil and urftde auernscys. 11 dry; l.eon.ird' .Ibee, Twin F.llls, with 33 k’r:rde
HolJteln.s, seven dry. averaKcd 42.i>. .nd noger Vincent, Filer, avcr.iKed
IF YOU FEED IT — OR PLANT IT---WK WILL HAVE m
Globe Seed & Food Co.on truck lane, Twfn Falli
be s n to Ihe e.ould'
rcnil.'t:around Fidel Ca.
Ihey tried to do. I
n ie United Sloies would then lie, faced with an appllng damncd-lf-; you-do and damned-lt-you-dcn'i j decision, intervenilon from Cuba I rould threaten Ihe whole Cnrib-:
beui. Yet 10 lue American force I would reflve Uie old fears of I merlcon Imperlallim and give the )mmunlats exactly the propag.m-, s weapon they de. lre. |Beyond Cuba, the Dominican.
Republic and.Haiti, all extremely vulnerable, Ls Panama and Ihc
arJerj' llie P.in.tmn c.inal. ar ago an lnva.Mon force from
Cuba landed In Panama. Absurd abortive though 11
e.vfully!
TIMES-NEW S C LASSIF IED
ORDER-GRAMPIcaso Use Pcncll— Ink w ill blotl
M A IL THIS ORDER ;to the Time.-.-Ne«s Clnsr.lfied Ad de- ■Ii,iriment P O Hox 800, Twin Falli, !Idahn Ads may be cancelled a« soon ,ai re.Nulls nre ^ecured You pay only ■for actual number ot days ad U pub- |lished. .
tlonallsm. compounded by povelemployn
ivmple of the Noril^ Americai display in the
vllh the ilsh standard i living always r
In I far
nay be Ihe real ticommui Panama r
Republli •Ighi b beginning he need to gel in ro.' Secreiary ot \. Hertcr Is being crocking dow tlonary hero,
'.s Heritr knows full well. Ca;Is the pro<lucl of force.i thi deep Into the past; the long
persistence ot a liny ellle of tli
B theme nfwghrr wlih Ci Slate Chrl-sii
c blamed for r n Cuba's revo
M inim um Ad
10 W ord i
1 Doy5e per word
per dft7
3 Doya 4e per word
per day
6 Doyi3e per word
per day*
) M onth2c pee word
per day*
«Coasecutlv8 Day* i
H OW TO FIGURE i THE COST •
G o
R A M B L E RCompare and ue . . . model for model, Rambler wagon* nre priccd well below compctllive wa;on> and. In many casa. below'the *mall U.S.••economy" »cilsn». That's why Rambler outielli all 6-cylindef itatlon wa(;on<—oul-products ihe two largest manufaciurtn combined! Model above lijust one of 17 new Rambler wagons. At in all Ramblers, there's plenty ofhat room, fcj room, cnirance and esit room. See Rambler-the economy king—proved again by the Rambler American CuHom In 1960 Mobilgas Economy Run uiih 2H.3} M.P.G. Save on priec. upkeep, resale.
S E B Y O U R R A M B L E R D E A L . E R
WILLS MOTOR CO.'- 236 Shoshone Street West, Twin Falls
THURSDAY. A PR IL 14, 1960 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO PAGE F IV Z .
Eight Girls Compete for “Miss Cassia County” Title
BEViatLY UAI^OCLIO
KAR ROniNSON JOT ESTES SIBYL SCCCtlER L«ANN cunriaroom. Lynn Thomai «rll( be muter of cercmonfn anit MarUtne ntan will play muilc. Judfca Include Mr*. Georfc Ilcver, Itnbtrl WM»on and Mri. Joieph n»ckney, all Twin FalU; Mr». Victor Rtd- Riond, Albion, and Donald Mlnlco. (Staff cnpaTlnci)
“Miss Cassia County” Pageant
Set Saturday Night at Biu-leyBURLirV'. April 1*—rinn! prep-
oratJsn.1 an beln; nuidc !or Uit MIm CAulft county piu^cunt lo be held at B p.m. Saturdny (it llie Hurley' lilRli Mhool nudltorlum «'lth eight Elrls oC the county petlnit.
Lynn Tliomii* will bo xnMler of ccrci7)onlc5 and Marlnlno Bcnn wilt play backKround orRnn munlc. Tlio Uicin» will be "Her Shlnlnu Hour." A upccln'ty act and Ihemc sons will b« pre«nt<d by Ray Blatter.
ThB con(«t4WU wltl meet flic ^JudRM durlRR a 3 Cou5ln noy'a dlnlnz
JudRca are Mra, Ocorce Bcver. Robert Wll'on nnd Mrs. Joseph Haclcncy. all Twin Fnlt.i: Mr*. Victor Redmor d. Albion, nnd Oonnid Bate*, Mlnlco.
OlrU’ coaehea ar« Mrs. Oeorce race, MLu Oregon of 19S4 nnd Mr*. Paul Drown, MLi» Idaho of 1S&0.
Beverley Ire n e DnlSodlo. 18. dainihfcr of Afr. nnd AfM. JIuso B. DxlSoRllo, IDSO Normnl AVemic. Is belnir Kponiored by JCBAR. She Is 8 feet. 4 lnehe.n tall. wcIrIis 13S potind.v and her mea.iurement« nrr 3«-S3-38. She W & »t«dent at Burley hiRh «ehoot.
Her hobble* Include oil paint- InK. unit acreen pnlntlnR. scwlnR. nkllntt and gwlmmlnt;. She Is a member of the Palctfe club and MH-cd as It* *ccretar>--treaa«rer.
,.Pep, B-Teen» 6Icl and Tag clubs M a-ell BS liie QuJlJ and ScroU. Bur Hur reporter nntj Bol>cnl ataff, Her actlvlUei hare Included the volleyball Intramural* nnd palnU
, Inn scenery for dances, Her talent I la acUnc,
Kae Roblnwn. 17. dnuRhter of Mr. and Xfr*. Merrill Hobln.wn. Oakley, la tpon.wred by the Oakley Clmmber of Commerce and Js * senior at OaUey hlirh school.
She li 8 (eel. 6 Inches tail, nnd welsh* 118 pound* vi-lth meft.ture- tnenta of JJ.254-38. She haa nn Ivary complexion with hazel blue eye* and dark brown hnlr.
Mlu Robinson has taken danc- 1ns lewons for five yeara nnd piano iMMtu for t«'o and one-half years. 8h# plan* to attend BrlRham Young unlrerslty and major in education *|ih a minor In done* IflR. She will do ft Spanish ballet.
Her other hobbles Include swim- mlns, baseball and aewlnft. She belongs to the Pep and Library clubs. n iA . drill team, activity duice group, and 1* Co-editor of: the school yearbook i queen of tWjj yearbook.
Carol Lee Cannell, 18, daunhter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cannell, 1J39 OverlAnd avenue, is a student at Butley high school, She sponsored 1 Van Eneelen's.
Slie U Interested In tnklnfr - beautician cour*e and then going to BYU to major In physical education. She teaches twirling le.v sona and for her talent will sing cad M rl tt)» baton.
She Is S feet, 6<i Inches tall and weighs 110 pounds. Her measure- menta are S3-2204. Her complexion Is fair, and she has blue eyes and her hair Is light brown.
Mia* Cannell Is a member of th& Slrla’ sextet of the ocltool. Pep •club, Slepperettcs president, editor of the Bobcat and wns runner- up (or homecoming queen.
Joy Arleen Estes, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Burley a to i. lOlB Albion avcRud, Is a setUor at Burley hiRh 'school and has taken piano lessons for 11 years and dsnclng lewons for two years. She will play a piano solo for the psRcant. She plans to further her educftUon at Utah Slate university, Lnjnn.■ Mli.1 Eatej.lsS feet, SHInchcs la
height, weighs 110 and her measurements are S4-33-30. She has blaelc hair and blue eyes.
Her hobbles include ■wlmmlng. reading and mu.ilc. Her achool nc- ClvlUa Include Tng. B-T«na. Pep, BeU Delta, Quill and Scroll club.v
- -cheerleader (or three yean. Step-
perclte.t (or three years and home- coming Qucen this year.
M ill Cites, past honored .......of Job's DftUKhter.i, was eleclcd state trcs.iurer of Girls' state In her Junior year. Sho Is sponsoretl by the Anne Shop.
Sclioler'5 Jewelry Is the sponsor (or Rcbeccft Lee Skllc.i, 18, daunh* ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Skllcs. Stie 1. a student at the Burley lilKh school and has studied tev-. eral years of modern dancing ballet, tap and acrobats.
She liopca lo ulleail tlie Noflh west Chrutlan collcRe and University ' o( Oregon. Tlie candidal* plan.t to have a Christian vocation with n minor In phyiUciil education : modem dancing.She Is S feet, 4 Indies tall and
wcIrIis 120 pounds with me.isurc* menui of 33-24-38. Her hair Ij diestnut ond her e)'es are hn»l.
Her hobby Is sewing and she la making her suit for the tea and formal for Uie pageant. She U honorrd queen of Job'a DauBhiers. School activities Include Stepper, ettes, varsity cheerleader, r.cnior representative for tho intramural council. Pep, B-Teen* club, nnd ntA.
MIm Sklles h ontanlrAtlon editor for tlie Bur Hur and staff, member of the Bobcat. She U president of Uie youth group ot her church. . .
Sibyl Faye Beecher. 17, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. OrvU E. Bee- Cher, nba. Is sponsored by the Malta Lions club and attend* Raft RJver l)lgh school. I
She has ntudled piano lor eight' yeara and ha* had special danc-: Ins training. She plans to train to tie a surslcal nurse and attend BVU. She Is i feet, 4>i Inches in helRht, weighs 115 pounds and her measurements ore 30-24-37. She has dark bron’n hair and hazel e>'cs.
Atlsa Beecher ho* been * 4-H member for six years, belongj tO' Pep elul), band, president of Uie chorus, and captain of the drill team. She Is a member of tlie student council and senior clsM reporter. She was chapter swcct-i heart for 10S7-S8 and has won' high mtlnR* In the music (e.<ll-. i-als. She h.is earned an indlrld- ual award In Uie LDS church for six years nnd participated m the church dance (csUvMs.
Packing company la spon.wrlnR Vlckl H>Tna8, dnuRliter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern C. Hynias,' 2Gth street nnd Burton avenue.; She 1s a student at Burley hlghi school and has studied plniio lor; tliree and one-hal( year*, tnkcti'
>me organ training and nttemled »U-weelc modeling course, | She plans to attend Darrell's
College of Beauty In Balt Lake City and hopes to attend BYi; Uter. (. I
She Is six fe«!t tall, VeUtha HB.' nd measures 3aH-2S-3S<i. She
has dark brown hair, blue eyes id n medium complexion.Her hobbles Include sports and
sewlnR. School actlvUlea Include vice president of TAO, Pep, B*’ teens. SpaiUsh ^lubs and she la
graduate of the semlnnry. | LeAnn Curtlsr 18, dauRhter oti
Mr. nnd Mr*. Burdell Taylor Cur- tls. 338 West 13th street. Is apoti-i sored by the Burjey Chamber.of! Commerce, She has studied plana' and dancing which Include both | top and ballet tor « number of years.
. plans to further her educa- catlon at the University of Utah majoring In health education and hoping to become • dental hy- glenlst which will mean attendlnti the Dnlverslty of Oregon for her last two yenn. -
Her talent wUl be dancing. She Is 6 feet, a Inches high and welshs 127, and her measurements are 38-34-36. Her. hrlr Is brown, eyes blue. MJas Curtis' hobbles Include sewing, .reading and sports. IlerJ
art FHA, ep&n»|
Catholic Church
Services NotedJEROME, April 14-Tlie Rev,
Father Bernard McBride announces Uie schedule for Holy we‘ck Sf;vjcc3 for SU Jerome’s Catholic church. . .
High mnss will be sung by the clioir 7:30 pjn, Thursday, and 7:30 pm. Friday. Communion will be distributed nt both masses.
Coiifc.viions will be heard Saturday (rom 4 to 0 pjn. and 7 pm.
£a.iter vlgU service* VU) begin 10:30 pjn. Saturday. Midnight high ma.ia win be sung by thu choir. KtAfiECS Sunday will be at s and 10 a,m.
Mrs. John Ilosman will be ganlst for Holy week services. Mra. Jack Tubba Is choir director.
BEWERAGE GRANT OK’I) BOISE, April 14 CtV-TllB U. S.
department o( healU), educaUon and welfare has approved a grant of J57.802 for the Montpelier erago system.
lih Club, QuJll and Scroll, TAO, and Pep clubs. Bur Hur staff and Steppcrettca for three years. ;
4 ,0 0 0
R e s tau ran ts
P rove it
E v e ry D a y
B o y d ’s Flavor
S tands Up!
. PENNEY’S B E F O R E
EASTER COAT
CLEAN-UP
(SHORT C O A T S)
10 14 16DOWN GO PRICESl UP GO SAVINGSI HANDSOME WOOL COATS TO WEAR NOW, SUMMER EVENINGS AND INTO FAIUT he tweeds, pla ids, fla n n e ls an d wool-and-
Cftshmere plushes-hnve spark ! The dutchcs,
button-downs, classics and new T-tapercd
lincs-give dash! The over size collars, expert
tailoring, back Interest and attractive llninffs
- shou t quality I Misses’ sizes in a rainbow of
dark to bright colors th a t are sure to sultl
_F A IL L E D U S T E fi . I l .O O t o 14.00
Transit I-B Isn’t Perfect hut
U. S. Officials Arc ExuberantVASHISGTON. April 14 '.P — lb s.ilrlllti: ^hnl j>hn«s ue'.-p 1 Inin the sp.icr ncr," r.u Mr .'C Ki'lirrnl rxulled IfK'.ij. Hr ' tnll:lnu about 1-B, Amrrlr.i's
thud siiccr.'stul fxpctlmriil In Itilli- ovri- a nioijtii.
'f'n- not riimpleirlv s.itlslird,’’ i''l(lril DriK. Octi. nobrrl Oirrr. "bccausc llir oiblt \v.> not e\scily
ntrrvitN h o m elIEVnUHN. H - Llnrta
C.irptntrr iiml Virginia Woirrm.in h ;n f> r tu rnc< i to tlirlr hiinir' 111 Wnsrr aiii-r vi.siiliiK -Mr. nnd .\tr.'. I’. A. Ttiomp.-on. EIner^on. 'I'hrj' wiTi- iiiriiibiT.« ol tile Wclscr hli:li rchJoI butiil wlilcli pUyed iiC;
< i:iiin’il II1U.S1C Ir.Ntlviil in Bur- Iry l.i.M nrrk. '
tlip way wanted it. Bui not Ic ai!o we would hnVc btcn glad gel It up at nil."
'Hie ;Cj*pound nHvlsallonnl t rlliic n.M mniined inlo orbll j trni.iy nionilnr. trnm Cjiir Can- nvrr,il, . by a nior-Aole-Slar riwket. II niny pnve the wsyMnr a nrSwiTi; of tran^ll fcjirlliles (hat 'can cHe .-l!llp . siibniartnc* or slr- plnnr.' nrc^iratr po»ulon IlxM in any we.iilirr. day or nisht. sny- ttlirrc in the world.
Or«er l.< ntl.Mlird to Ihr.olflpe of till- s.-,lsianl iilr force clllrf of btiifl for KUldrd ml.-.3llM,,Ilis ex-' uU-inni rcacttun to Tran.\lt I-B wns mntclird by s-'li-nllsb al
Cajir.
"Wc'vr brrn ilvlne umlrr the
shadow of the Ra-jlsn sputnik and luniks too lang." one Mlri. "Our recent succew should put us Usct In the sunlle)il.~
'Hie Tramlt s.-itrllllp. \Ulli|i ha.i- future Imporlnni niilltiiry iiniilica-l tlons. wns inlcndnl to' en Itiln al ncstly circular orbit abnui soo' miles lilph nnd la.it for 50 yr;irj,
InMrwl It (ell InKi I'li oilut' v/irjJjii.' timn a hlsli point of nille.i to a Itn^'^f 233. iiiilri irmn' ihe Enith, an<L it may fall ii.i.k inlo the ntma'fllicre In about IG months. '
ailll Us lttf> radio nvill.ilor.-. worked pe;Icctly ■n'd lirovidt a .<ilKnllicani test of the theory that AinicrllM it.< iiotenthil a an all-ueather nnvliislloiial alil. .Mili- lar^’’ jourcM Milti an nclu;il IlxliiR f It Alilp'.'! iioaillon may be tried! I a Jew iliiy*.aritnnl Cn-i-r rxTjlnJiirJ Ijj.il a
sliRht error in hiuncliin;; annlr ap- parrnlly Ird lo the flllplii'al nrblt-i
Serve on ShipTliree .Made Valley navymen
Are serving aboard the U8S Rich* nrdS. Eil»-urds opefstlng with tho ^evrmh fleet In the Western
niey nrr William L. Chalterton, «hl|» srrvliTinan thlrti class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie L. Chatter- t'lii. Tuin ^'illl^;'nex.c. Knodle, Miurni;iu ihird cisss, son of Mr. -nui Mr.'. C .S. knodle, and Douif l.i' E {ijirinKrr, seaman appren*
.'Icp. .son of Mr. nnd Mrs, Wayne E Sprensrr, bolh Burley.
• TW IN FALLS STORE .
P e iv n e y sOPEN FRIDAY NITE UKTIL 9
Buy Sm art Eastor Fashions o f Priccs You'd
Expccf o t tho End o f the Scoson!
L A S T M IN U T E V A L U E S
PLEATS IN WHITE ARNEL® TRIACETATE
HAND WASHABLE!Pleated sklrtsi Knife pleats, hip etltchcd box or narrow box pleats . . . there’s one for you to mlnlmlu or moke the most of your (iRure. Wonderful hand wa.ihable Amel® trlaceUte shark, skin make.i them practical as well as beautllul. Sizes B to 18.
BETTER DRESS SLACKS AT SPECIAL SAVINGS!Slacks w ith the casual drapo
BUDGET PRICED!. M iiie i ' EASTER HATS
Bonnets! PlllboxesT Sail- oral Halos! 'Turban tj-pesi All that-natter and matter the most.
BOYS' BETTER SUITS
only
Toddler
Scurry to Penney’s for Uiese frtnEcd play suits! Cropped tops In print and solid cotton poplin and cotton seersucker. Solid cotton poplin shorts.
SAVEI TODDLERS’ Hooded Sweet SHIRTS
Slen'i repilan and lonfi
Closeout of'earlier speclall Plcl: from atripea. herrtnK- bones. dlaconal, fancy 'Weaves . . . all carefully tailored In Penney'* own 3-buttoQ nfode!.
CLOSE-OUT W om cn'i JEW ELRY Aiiortment
U 88 1.69
D O N T MISS OUR DRESS SHIRT BUYS
Toddler Slset 2 t« 4
Ho gets a perky dip-on bow tie, too! C o t to n broadcloth d re s i shirt elves a long- run per« formance. UtUe or Ironing.
CLEANUP! MEN'S CORDUROY SUITS
sue 12 to UTremendous savlnjs on these fine wool and acrllan blend suits. Choose from hopsacklnff or sharkskin In new fashion tonu. Many have reversible vctu.
O fh o r t to 2 2 . 0 0
2 5 c c 1 5 . 8 8Slses 3 to 4
Fleece lined with warming pockets. Ideal for cold aprlns days. M i ch in s washable. Choose from" white, savy, turquoise and
Colorful colors reflect alt the moods In ’your ward-
•rob«. Necklaces and ear- rlnsa tn pale blue, pink, Jonquil, Usht green. Quan-
New S-plece n iU feator* revcnlble rat. Bargain priced for fait tala.' 8 only. ' Better hurry. 61»« ST, W
TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHOTHUKSDAy, APRIL U, I950
Spring Titles
Ai-e Reported
By Librai-ianfievcrnl populnr nuUton have
new (iprlnit tlilM which ihould Bppral 16 mnny rffldErt. reporti /riliur U DeVoItler, Tvrtn pnlb llbmrinn,
I^ndlni: the llxt Is •'The Hills eiand Wntcli." by Aufiuit l>ei Icih. n nw hlstorlcM norel i. \ViKonMn In tlie 104D'«. AnoUi'cr ttlcctlon ‘’'niB Queen'* Hiw- band," bjr Siunuel Edwardj, better knovin M Noel Ocrson. His book « n neivtl of wrniiim and Mar>' Ktid hiui clgvrr chiirftcterportrtkyali proininfnl in Oeraon’a irritlnR.v AnoUicr tnvorlte It Thundfr llelKhl ," by Phyllb A. Whltncv. shue (.tnrlcA Abound In Bloom. Impeiidliifr liiinccf and *irani:r ertxviurrrnts.
Oihrr llcsi'm UUcs Inclurta "/ r:.» c for My lletuJ” a atory of i Biiiitliifii iiiw.n nnd what vlicn II l.v*yiT takejj a N«
liM been turned i nihri.1 In Ihe (lameelly: ar of I’o;.\fuion." a Joint i
Sir«_t and Don Tt IDS ilie thle o( R boy, hLi (i-vrral dogs, and ths niiiuntalns,
A talo of InlTlinie nnd r •Tlie eearcli for Tnbntli by IUch#rd M. Stern BA 1(3 bockeround Kcw Yn and the Tyrol: wliilc t> menace is "Uncle Piiul"Frcmlln.
Two novels of enrly Aracnc.n hblory »r« "Tliat J'tir I’.u.Klbf, by Oene hfnrkey which iclU Hit adventurcA of a family llmt move trom Vlrslnli to the uiW.i ol Kentucky, and •Tlie Feuil,' Amelia He«n.- a novel nbout Uie Or«ham-TcwBbiio‘ feud. <iiir of 111 mo.1t violent In Uie hLMorj' of BoiiUiwcJl.
Non-flcUon offerlnRS nre "Man- kind In the Makltw." by wmitiiii Jlouellj,- which b nnother Rtorj' ot liumiin evolution. A labor dtudy 1] offerwl 111 "Lnbor In a Free So- clely," by Mlchnel IlarrlnRlon nnd Psul Jncobj; while polltlM U the nrnln topic li\ ‘The ComlnK Po- Jltlcal BrenkthrouKh," by Chester Bottle«: and "Commercial Art Teehnlquej," la offered by 8, Ralph Mnurello lor those Interwled 1» lllivtratms,
Kor a book of hllnrlty there Is “VVnlklkl Beach" by H. Allen Smith.
Por the >'Oun(c adult collection, tliere Li "Wolf I>ob» ot the North." by Jnck ]!lne.n. tclllntr of Injo lift (torles of advcnturu In the 40th etftle; "WnahlnKton’s Latly," the llfo of Mnrtlm WarJilnRion by El»a->'th Tlmno Beebe; •'MaR.T ot Ui8 USA.- by David ERjienberKfi anti "Whol You Can Rini in 250 Dllferent Career*." by the Career RHenrth as.%oclnte«.
Gifts and replocemenLi donated tn tho llbrnry include the "Cole Porter Sons Book." one ot the Hems donated by tho Twin Fftlb Music club In mcinoo’ of Mrs. Mne C. neomer. Other Items are "Federal Land*." by Marlon Oawson, donated by Hamer II. Dudne. rep- rewnUtlva from. Idaho. Other ttema donated by BudRe Include -SeTcn Canio Through.” by Rick- enbaelter and "Heelamnllon In the United 8tate.i,“ by Oolre.
Paul Thoman. Twin Fallv donated four replacement copies of worn-out llenu. and a flr«t copy of "And The Price Li JllKlit,{. C. Harrlman. a hl.itor>- of the
Maey *tore. Iva Allen donated *Mlu Morlssa" by Marl SandOii.
MAGIC V A LLEY R A D IO SCHEDULES
K A V T
Gem Unemployed
Pay Claims DownThe total number of Initial un
employment Ituiurance clnlma flleil ]n Idaho last week wax the toweat on record for two year'.i. accordlnR to a weekly report received by the «mpIo>-ment security BRcney.
There w e 610 initial clnlms filed in Idaho durlns last wrek for a total of 7J11. compared with MG Initial ctalRU the previous week for a lotnl ot 8JJ7 clalm.i. Tlic avpr.nuc weekly benefit la.it week wa.i « 5 J6, compared with US.16 tho previous week.
Ronald Cutler. empIo>-ment curlty agency mnnruser. a»ld there Li a de.iperate need lor farm workers.
Sixteen new clnlnui were Illed In T»ln Falls last week, niaklna total of 210 claims: Burlry had three for a totnl of &4; Rppert had no new claims for 30: GoodlnR had two for &3 .and Jerome had 13 for 341.
There were fewer dalms.flled in Rupert last week than In any oilier town In Idaho.
WAVE Recruiter
Plans Local VisitnuTi WAVE recruiter from Pori, land. Ore, will visit Ihe To1ri Falls a.'ca Wedne.idny nnd will be avail, able to Interview jouni; womer Inirrcstcd in opiwriunltlei and proRram* offered In tlie na»7.
Mrs. Luna entered the na>i’ In ' 1W4. and (terved elRht jear.i
siewardeu aboard nillltnr)' Iraru-
K B A R(lUO KlIoCTdei)
TIIUitaUAt
KK E P(ItM UlocTcIn)
K I.IX(n i l KlloejclMl
K T F I K A K T
Jaycees Elect
Wayne Duruil
To Head Clubdent of the Twin Pulls .. Chamber of Commerce for IWO- 61. durinjc n (llnner-electlon meet- inc Monday nt the Rogerson hotel.
Robert Shiner was elected first vice president: James Maynard. .\econd vice president; Richard Lcn* nan. treasurer: Laro' Motzner. ^ecrclarJ•: J. A. (Jacki Knowles. r.en;eant-at-nrTn.i. and Eldon Jackman. state director.
Elected to fill two-year terms on the board of directors are Dean Mosher. Wayne Porrey and Rodney Wilson,
l^iler Baptist
Choir Slates
Easter EventFILER. April M — Tlie Filer
Dnplbt choir will present • " ' leluJnM. What ft Saviour," Ka-iter cantaia. at 8 p.m. Sunday and 7:30 pjii, Wedntiday ni iho Flier First Baptist church, 702 Yakima atreet. .
Tlie cantata, under the direction of Mrs. MarRuerite Anderson, tells of tlio eventa of Je-ius’ last week of ministry and of Ilia deatli, burlnl and re.iurrectlon.
written by John W, Peter- i will be nnrrnted by
,, , Andrews, w ith Donn.t Farmer as orRanLit,
Tlie prORrnm Includes "Chriit Araie." proce.«lonal: "Hnllelujah, What ft Savior.” "Tell Me the Stories of Je.ius," "Behold, Wo Go
to Jenisalem," "Ble.vwd Is the King of Israel." ”My llnii,'.c Shall be Called the Hou.ir of Prayer." •Tl* MldnlRhl on Olive's Brow.' 'Dehold. I Drlns Forth to You.' 'He carried the CroM for Mr,' 'l-'ather. Forclve Them." ant ■When I Survey the Wondrou: Cro.M.“
Parmer, tenor; Donna Kovar. soprano: Ralph Brow tenor; Elols Butt.i. noprsno. and MnrRsret Melton, alto, will be featured sololsta with tho choir.
Tlie Sunday performance l* open to the publle nnd there will be no orterlns ta k e n or ndmlssion chnrRe.
Solon’s Note
Read to ClubBimLEY. April H-A letter was
read from sen. Henry Dwor.iliak, R.. Ida,, nt tlie Burley Saroptimlst luncheon Wedne.idny nt. Nelson's dlnintt room concernlnR the senior cltlr<n’s Rroup tho club Ij spon- wrlnR.
He st.ited. " It sounds like ar InlcrestlnR project nnd 1 i.hould Ike to hear from you conecrnlnB chat action wns tnkon."Pre.ildenl Vcr.\ Hansen thnnked
the commlUeo for lt.i part In the brenkfaat Riven at Uie Whlto Elephant for the re«lonnl convention, lleport.i from tho convention wen Riven by tlie president nnd dele, rntes, Mrs. J . Tliomtnn nnd Mrs. Mlnnctta Pullmnn. Tlie aIx florn irrnnRcment.i u.n-d nt the brr.-ik. .a.it were rent to the Id.iho p,ill: ho.iplt«l from the Twin Falls nnd Burley cluUi.
Next yenr'ft rciclonftl convention k‘111 be held at Uie Brown hotel. Denver, and the 1563 convention will be held In Bol.ie. It wu nounceil.
lloste.Vies for the Senior Citirens :lub party nt 7;30 p.m, Frldi the lOOF hall nre President Han- Bcn, chnirmnn: Mr.i. Wayne Konrad and Mr*. We.iley Karlson.
Growth in Spud
Processing SeenMOSCOW. April 14 WWIdaho'
potato proce.i.ilnR Industry wil double In sbe durlnR tho next sev en year*, n University of Idaho
Mrs. Kay L. Luna. AKf, U. S. profer.ior predicts.Stoll A. Walker, aRrlculturnl
ecnnomlst of the collcRe of nrrl. culture, said n marLetlnR study In. dlcates annual proce»lnR ot i billion pounds of potatoe.i. exclud- InR slarcli. by 19C7.
Ho said Uie sUte should aLio be sUlpplnR about two billion pound.i ot "hlRh quality, highly uniform frc.ih polaioc.i."
By 1W7. W.iltrr esllinat. .......perccnU^e dLitrlbutlon of Idaho spuds will be 10 to IS per Alivrch, 38 to 30 per cent proces.wd for food use* nnd 55 to DO per cent
the fre.ih market.
rope. She, was a company commander trainlnR younjr WAVE recruits at BiinbrldRe, Md., and re- ported to Portland for recniltlnB duty In September. 1057.
Persons Interested may telephone REdwood 3-0323. or Ro'no ih# navy recnilUns station. Main AtrecU
Members Told at Lutheran ChurchEDCM. April 14-Mr. and &(rs.
'Jack Smith. Norman Johnson nnd' Forest. Doemer were accepted Into memUPrshlp nt tho TrlnUy Lutheran church Sunday momlns nt servlcea conducted by Uib tlic Rev, Raymond Ernst.
Students at the Lutheran parochial school will bfl dbmL«cd tho remainder of this week and all next weelc whUe the teacher. Wllllun Juhnke. attends a teach* ers institute at Seattle.
Holy week aervlces will be held At 10 AJn. Friday at Uib Eden Trinity Lulheran church.
Guests LeaveEDEN. April H-Mr. and'Mrs,
Charles Hawley have relumed aft- vlslUnj Uielr son nnd dauRh-
...-In-Iaw. Mr. and Mr>, .Ronald Hawley. Idalio FoILi.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Owen Hammond iiid Dale returned aJler rtslUnR Mr. ajH^ta....Q lenn -Mabe and famllj'. ^m c t t . ■■ v
Mr. nnf Mrs. Elmer Par.wns re-' turned after seveml monUis ^pfnt In Los Atifieles, Calif. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Oan’cr Lone nccompnnted them here nnd will return to California, WanltA and Uury Partoai came with their srandparenta and have entered school here.
TliN dally ichedule of teltvliinn and radio proirama li presented ai a lervlre to readers of the Tlmrs-.Srwi. Ualinm are lurnlihed liy (he Rtallon. Any crron or ehancei should be reported to Ihe lUtlon lUetf and not the Tlnita-.VeiTS.* * * * **** — Television Log
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Egg Hunt for
Burley Slated
In Two ParksBURLEV. April H—All children
nt iho community are Invited to Join the Jnyccc-aponsorcd Easier CRK hum at noon Saturday In both the Ea.1t nnd West park* in Burley, It wa* reported nt the Jnycec mcctlnR Tuesday evenlnR.
Tlicre will be 73 dozen hard boiled eRRs and 50 will bo numbered for special prlie-i. Tlie.io prize wln- nlnR effRs will be redeemed by the Ja>-cee.i in charts of the hunt for Rllt certlflcnt«s from local chants. Dnrrell Butcher fj charRo of arranRement-i.
Final plaiu for -tlie MLm Ca.isla county paRennt Saturday cvenlnc at the Burley hlRh .idiool Auditorium were noted by Chairman Verl Wheeler.
Plans aro belnc made for the •Town and Atoms" display April 23 At tho hlRh school or Junior hiRh achool. A collcR# Rradunlc who Li a trained specialist In atoian for peaceful use will nceom- p.my UiLv unit nnd Klve lecture.'.
Dr. Jerr>- Bruce. C.ildwell. rbvi a eampalen (cpeecli. He li rMnnlni for fttnte Jnyceo president.
A film on Canadian flshtnc wa; shown by Ilobert Malbcrs.
Jerre Cover Has
Pencil for TalkJerre Cover won the blue pencil
tnr hi* j'peccli on •'Die ChannlnR Africa" at the Tiiln FalLi To.rM- nis-iter club mertlnR Tuesday eve- ntnR nt Ihe Turf club. His talk wn.- ei'nluated by i-'red Harder.
Other tftlk.1 were Riven by Dr. Van Wll.':>ii. "Too much thanks W like ft curse.“ evaluated by Donald Murphy nnd Ue Bnrnes, 'The au'AkcnlnR Riant." evnluated by Floyd Rol)In.ion,
Dr. Richard RobrrLi wa.i gram, marlan; Al Murphy wa.i chief evaluator, and Douda.i Neville timer. Tlie evening topic was •
Table toplc.i wm on "Income tax" with Arnold HelweRe a.i table
chairman, Ton,iimttstcr wiv Harald Gerber. John Roper Ravi l.'ie Invoestlnn.
Lloyd Webb, newly-elecled pre.il. dent, announced the dl.ilrict meet.
vill be held April 30 In Twin F.ills, nnd the women are Im KUReno Campbell was a Kuest of Hnyd Robln.ion. and Paul Mead
a Ruest of Kurt Mow.
Truckers Fined.EDEN, April 14 — Dennli C.
Davis, 10. Caldwell, was fuied $21 ahil CO.V.S by Eilen Ju-itlce of the Pe.ice JlaliJh Law for nn over- weldit load. Hr was cited by Slate Patrolman Elvln AlbLMon.
KItlon r. Uoberl.i. 3.S. T« In Falls.as fined J5l nnd cost* Tiie.'diiy
for havlns nn overload on a s' ‘ ,axle. He nlM wa.i cited by Pa
Alblston,
RF.AD TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS
Tliere are an e.'.tlmated one million species of la-.ect* in the world of which about three-fourths have been Identified.
D A N C E !Every Scfurday Night
ot the
RIVER CLUB Buhl, Idaho
- iw L ive Music By
SILVER STRING TRIO
Good Friday Rite Slated for Burley
BURLEY. April M — "Sharing Good Friday" is the subject of the me.'.vipe Dr. A. Walton noih. S.ilt Lake City, field secretary ot the board of education for the Presbyterian church, will deliver at the 12:45 p. ni. community Good Friday worship Rcrvlce* al the Burley ChrLitlan church, s-iy* the Her. Emil J. Helscth. host'piuitor.
Dr. Hoth Li a member of the national board of mLulons for Uie IntermountAln area for his church.
Burley mercliants have nRreed to close from noon until 3 p. m, to Allow worklnR peopio to attend the service.
The Christian ehureh eholr,' der tho direction of Mr.i. Neckar. will sins "Lead Me Calvar}'," Mrs, Mark McKinney will be ontanLit.
Mftck Crouch will lead . Rroup In n respon.ilvo readbiR. the Rev. Edward E, DUon, MeUiodUU pastor, will Rive r prayer and the Rev. Kenneth Beall of Uio Pre.i. byterlan church will read ecrip- luro from the Old and New Testa, mcnt.
Kimberly Group
Forms 4-H ClubKIMBERLY, April U ~ Gladi’s
Somers was elected president and Junior leader of Uie Cookbooks 4-H club durlnR an orRnnlr-iilonal mectinR aH;30 p.m. Wednesday Ihe home of Mr*. Donald Somers, club le.ider. SIS Center atxeel cast, Kimberly.
Other officers In the new clu{> ar« Denise E.illnRer. vice president; Jane SlauRhter. secretary; Renee Somers, reporter; ClirLi- tine Brooks, treasurer, nnd Jeanle MorRaii, .lonR leader.
Individual proJect.i nnd 4-H ummcr camp »cholnrr,hip.i
discussed and plan* were made for a tea. Tuesday. May 10. i members will hold for Uielr moih- ra.Tlie croup will meet at 4:15 p.m. n nllcmale Tue.idays unUl aum- icr fchool vacation, when a new
schedule will bcRln.
Officers Seated
By Kimberly QubKIMBERLY, April ]4 — John
Wlswall. Jerome, president of the Maiclc Valley "SleUiOdl.it Men's club, installed newly-electe.d ofJlc- •* of the Kimberly club Tue.'day .cnlnR.Installed were Tim J. Dro'
prc.itdeni; Bnice Lulloff. v pre.ildent; Kenneth Doddi, sec tary-trea.Mirer.
Lloyd WrlRht. retlrlnj pre.ildent. conducted the metllnR. Racial tolerance was Uie topic for th^ atlonals Klven by Drown.Don Somers showed a film
..le race relations problems. Rr- fre.'.hmenLi were ser\ed by the president.
ENDS TONIGHT
HedyUimar • Vlctor-Maturo—
-^SAMSON-AND-DELILAH;
ENDS TONIGHT
Paul Muni • David Wayne
'T H E LAST ANGRY M AN 'riu i Color Cartoon
Brothers on
Trestle Are
- Hit by TrainMINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 14
tn _ T»o younK broUiera. toi-'lnit stones from n railroad trestle nn Easter vacation frolic, w Ktruck and killed by a passenRcr train yesterday. A' third boy escaped death by fnlllnR to the ties and hanRlns oo while the train sped pftst inche.1 away.
The Great Northern's atream- liner Red River. IravellnK 72 mllea an hour, struck Dennis Ellis, 7. and Ills brother, Kenneth. 11, tr.ipped l>elwccn the. rails 20 feel abovc_Rlcc_crcck’ in ubulJ)Jw l ITldley.
..Tliitr companion.' William Allen Mr.vi-r. B. r.iced along Ihe ends of the lies outside the traebi as the train bore down, then lay down nnd held on.
" I could hear the train whooih- InR pa.it nnd the clicks ot the wheels on the mils," Wllllnm fold. ".My feet were Just two In away from the rail. My head only seven Inches away."
llie flve-cnr train raced pa.it the terrified youngster in a matter of seconds. He was unhurt.
The train engineer, Arthur H, Emerson, SU Paul, didn’t f,ee the boys until Uiey stood up. He slammed Uie nlr brake but there' WM no hope of atopplns In time.
The younjjstera' father. Melvin Messer, a de.ilgn enRlneer, had warned William only Tue.iday about the dangers of Rolng Uio trestle.
Holdover - the board are Russell John.ion, Alfred Benkula nnd Albert Fellows.
Tlie new oltlcers will Iw ln.itall- ed al 7:30 p.m. April 23, nt the American Legion hall.
Cruelty Charged In Divorce Case
Mrs. Thelda M. Martin filed suit for divorce Wednesday In T»ln Falls district court from Cllberl !>. Martin, charRlnR cruelly.
ll ie couple was married May 30, 1954. In Pocatello; and has four minor children,
Mrs, Martin asks custody of the children, nil community property rxccpl a 1039 Plymouth pickup, SlOO per month child support. UO jicr month ahmony. |175 attorney fcc.1 and a restralnlnK order to keep MarUn from taklnR the children and from molestin-j Mrs. Mnrtln.
Tlie action ask.i (hat Martin appear In court to.show cause why he 'shouldmof pi}'' Rupport- and alimony until the divorce Issue Is settled.
May and May. T»ln Fall* la' firm, represents Mrs. Martin.
Money Asked for Snake River PlanWASHINGTON, April 14 tfl —
Pre.ildcnt Dorsey M. Martin of Uie Lower Snake River Ports awo- chtlon has ursed cnngrr-is to provide money for Lower Monu- mcnut lock and dam on the Snake -rlviir-iayiaR-:'corapIcUon_oI_lhl5 water route then would make possible the movement of vast wheat crops, timber and mineral re- .lourccs Ideated In Uils area to ocean porLi."
Mnrtln said Lower Monumental would be a step toward maklnR the lower Sniike navlRable from Ice Harbor dam In Washlnclon slate
, to LewLiton. Ida..1 He wa.i one of several from the
Pacific Northwcit who «poke In if tlie L.
DifferenceCHICAGO, April 14 (.r-Bore-.
dom and sadnrs.i olten le.*.d women to grow plump, but with fat men It's mostly a dcMrc to
At least Uiat Li Indicated by a study on obesity made by Drs. Annn-Marle Chirico and Albert J. Stunkard of the depari:nen:3 ot medicine and t>-'>cl’ iairy. University of Piitsbun:h.
They determined.the physical activity and mental nttltudri ot overwelRht and non-obp.-.e men and women.
In Rrncrnl the liivr.illtMtors found that fat men nre somewhat Ip.-j active than lenn men but fat women take far le.«s ex- erct.w than lean women.
Officers Installed
Nuclear Weapons
Test Case DeniediVASHINOTON, April 14 U|_
Tlie U. 6. court of appeals hu thrown out a request that It order the United Statea to halt Duclear
The re<iue»t was made by at in. divlduals. includinc Unui C. PauN lug. A winner of a Nobel prlia tn chemistry and a professor at Ui# California Institute of Technoloiy.
An un^ttned opinion by tha - court said the 3B had no standing to file a suit to end nuclear tests.
•Tliey do not allege a spetlflo threatened injury to themselres.'' the opinion said, "but rather set themselves up as Protestants, on behalf of nil mankind, iialnat tha rLik* of nuclear conlamlnatlon Id common with people generally."
The relief sought by tha 30 wii to slop actions of the executive "which congress has explicitly au- thorlred." the opinion aid.By Hollister FTA
HOLLISTER. April 14 — Holll'-, - -■;r rrA met Monday nlKht at thr CAPTAIN VISITS ■
grade .'chool. Klcharil Lulrs. priii-| jkroME. April 14—CapU James cipal. actUiR a.1 Installation <>:!i-|K ciore and family arc visiting his :fr. Installed Mt>. Leroy Hn n"rip,,rcnU, Mr. and Mrs. C:'A. Oore. us president; Mrs. William Un-iJerome. Cnptiln Oore haa been ilnR, vice president; Mrs. l.e,••.lle;;|, s|gncd to Hlckam field. Hono- Jones. .lecretary. and Mrs. Euseni-.iuhi. with the air force military Griff, ueasurcr. . . !tran.ipo«. He ha* Just completed
Ralph Ward, I.ute* and Mis a.'JlKnment al McGulr# air lorca itcve Postoor audited the trra- base. New Jersey.irer's books and turned them over, --------------0 Uie new treasurer. j Reed Potaloe*. Esrij Red * Lsla'Mrs. Ralph Wsrd. hot lunch Ituiweu al Globe Reed_*_Fe«d. adv.
-ha irm an, reported that ho; lunches will be served until the llrst Monday In .May. Marvin Ulrich. Cub Scout chairman in the Hollister area, reported that den moUiers are Mr.i. Charlrs Bois nnd Mrs. Miinln Ulrich, ll ie PTA resolved to purchase a flag for :ach group.Mm . c; M. LatiUng. proRrani
;halrmnn, -announced Uial- Uic first grade will pre.icnt the pro- ;ram nt the group's final meeting if the school year. Mny 0.Piitricla Lantlng cnve a saxo
phone win, .Mr, and Mrs. l.utrs,Mr*. Homer lloberL* and Mrs.Mark Culler served refre.ilimenls.
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Mrs. O’Connor’s Funeral Is Held
Funernl service* for Mrs. Le- nora M. O'Connor were held on Tluir.idny In Reynolds funeral chnpel with the Rev. W. A. .Mac- Arthur offlclnUnR.
Ru.'.iell Dennett was snloUt nnd Ijirrj' Bennett wa.i orKnnl\t, Pnll- bearers were Tom White, Tim Rob- rruion, Tom Lucas. Fred Sanger, Duane IlodRo and How;ird Wlse-
e held at
Divorce Charges
Extreme CrueltySuit for divorce wa,i filed in
Twin' I'ftlli dWrlct court Wed- nr;.dny by Mr*. Donna J. McDrum* mond charglnR H. Harold Me- Dnimmond with extreme cruelty.'
Tlic couple was married March i 10. 105(1, at Tivln Fall.i, and ha.', two minor children.
Mrs. McDrummond a.ik* rustody of the children, nil cuinrnunlty property except a 1951 l-'ord. $50 per monlh .lupport for each child. *175 attorney fee.i. nnd asks that McDrummond be mado to show cause why he cannot pay tlie support nnd alimony until the divorce' «.ie Li settled.May and May. Tuin FalLi law
firm, reprticnUi Mr.i. McDrummond.
Fires Noted for Burley Vicinity
BURLEY. Aprll,U — The Durley firo department wa* called at 0 a.m. Wcdne.iday to tha aervlco de-, pnrlmenlLof the city of Burley.; lOOO Park avenue, where ft larse t^nk u.ied to heat lor mlxtuM lor road work caimhl fire.
Damage wa* slight. offlcIaLi said. Flames from the fire used to heat Uie lank bfcame so high they got Inside of the tank.
Tuesday atlcmoon, Uie fir# department wns called to extinguish' n shed ftnd straw fire at the Richard Stapleman,place In lleyburs.
Debt Suit Filed
company, filed suit In Twin I'alls probate court Wedne.iday for payment of a promLviory note for $34iO.
Tlie suit s * the si ;i Is owedby Harry Dannenhnuer nnd EIoLm Dannenlinuer nnd wns slinrd Dec. 12, 1057. The action a. ks $35 attorney fee. • •
W. J. LnnKle.v. Twin Falls, repre-
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Budge Urges
Plaice Ban on
Regular MailWASHINGTON. D. C. April U~
Cur.;;. Dudsc hu Inuo-duced » bill to clarUy the law wlDi xp.ipt'ci to txftnipon»ilon of aJf. mall, itpccfyinc tli&l no first cIxts' mnll "shnll be tratuported by air 0!) or cifter July 1. l«0. except iipott prepnymenl of the approprl- Blp rale of pa^lnje for ilrmall."
In Introdutlns the bill Repre- «entntlve OudRC lald. ‘Thli bill Is (iliiiMi al elimination n( the pric> i;cc of trnn.'iportinit by »lr some ici;ular flrtt cln.M mitl, on «litcli Just four cents postage liM been paid."
tie a.-vld that, Ina.imuch rj po^iofllcp ilrpnrtment It now opcr. ntliie ivl an annual delicll of liun- <lrr(Li of mllllon.1 of dollarji, and liiA.tmucli M 11 Cfwts more to Irant. port mall by air than by train, tilers L-i no valid reason (or addins to tlir deficit wltli the additional cosl* of air Iran.iporiallon.
"AUo." BudKf Mid. "the prr- aim paying seven ccnu for tlriiiall txixtAse hd.1 A rlRht to expect that hls'THnlI ■'Will 'receive treatmrnt prefercntlftl to tliM of Ihe person payiniT Ju.'M four ccnU."
BudK> also pointed out tlut air tran^porlatlon of rcKulir llrjil cliwj innti could, and probably would, J)»ve A tit!rlmenlnl tUttl on Ihe iiiUlon’.i rnllrotid.1 throujh revenue curtnllnienl at a time when tlie rnllronds are bc5cl vlUi mnny oilier problems
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NuTicR cip rimuc iiCAniNc ON ZUSt.SX
NoricB IS iiKKKnY Uivr.s- i , ih.
Growing- BOISE. April H '.n-A ate.idy
hut .unspccUcular population rl«e U forcciui for Idaho durin,; Uie l»(JO>-
The stale deparinicnt of coni- mercp and development mated in a rrpoft yr'tciUnv that Idsho'.i popul.itloii, cur. rently about CS.'>.DOO, will in- ereaie loW.DOO by IP70. '
Tlie aiale’s 1310 jx>pu!aIloi> was 4ay,b37.
Dispute Looms on Investment
Of Idaho’s EndoM’ment FundsBOISE, April H UTlr-A RlUltl- * o!al of all nine. Kevcnue!
members of the Und board dUia* (tree, Srcretary of Slate Arnold Wllllanui bellevM Spauldlnu put» 10.1 mueli eniphAAL.1 on lndivlclu.il »cliool dUtricts to til* detrimrnt of
a bit n:
Senator'Repeats
He Is CandidateCORVAUilS. Ore. April H If
—Sen. Wnyne I. .Mor.-.c, D. Oit , reiterated lierr }r.\tvrday Hint lie Ifl n aerlota candlilnlp for tlir lOcu Democratic pre ;den(l»l -ninnliu* lion.
Morae Mid iJnl *Jl-r "Jookln^ At the re:urdK und tlic pbtfonns' of Jack und Hiilwi. 1 aiKed myself. 'Why not?'"
Tlial wa.1 III reference to Stni.
mllllon-dollir policy di^puir tlie Invesiert nioniM of tlir moiiry by buying icovprninrntsliaplnif up In the Miile land bosrd rndowinent fund.' l.» enmiiirliNl for ixmtiA »t a discountr he Mid. "n ir over invc.'tment of Jdalio'i endow- I he .i;hof)l.s or ollirr »peeltled In-lpnmar>' object la to make mnnrj mrnt funds. i.Mitutlorj. Ifor Ihe funds. Interest alabllir.i*
At least three of the four Dem-[ Toi.il revenue from all nlue]iion Ls secondary. We mUit ral»e Dcrjtl.1 on !lir Jjvf-juf/nbrr bo.iril)funds durins the calendar year nioney for our public schools,brllcve the . cht>oh and oilir •* ................. . . - . ..Mltuilon» briiefiltlni: from
funds .ilioiild be KetlUiR , ................... . .I SrciuIdinK. who had-held offirei Idaho, believe , sreMrr ''throughout the Smylie inlnilni.'Cra- from Ihe endowment fund.\ ttoiiUli
ih« tax burden
InvHtment—policy. Tha fourth Democrat on ihr iKinrd. Aitorney General Frank Oenson. declined to caminent.
Smvlie leels that the state jshoiild realise thn hlKhe.vt rVturn 'Ipfwible on 11. money wh
revenue.
But the lone Rppubllc: board. Cov. flobort E. Sniviie. mv.i '
.jj«S9 amoiii;;ert to »I.:tt7.P34. ik-| iioili he and'State Und Ciii cordin,: to Slate nmince Comnm* i mwionrr John Walters. «lio nl
r’ llln<'r R. U. SpauldlnE. ' [ia I}eniocratle party dlalnn.m I
the II
ly. I).. .M; •ey. b .bert Humphrey, , ,
whom Morte will run In Oreson Mny 20 pre.ildcnilal prclereulial primary.
the ••rate of return nii the toial'thr Kovernor. investnirnt Is pretty itood in my^vrA!.' the lund»-sub]ect opinitin." ^piuval of ihc lniid.bo.iid. -
•I'od.iy Secretary of State Arnold! By bw, he Li limited to Uive.'t- jWlllliiii-j i.ild he plan.' ui a.-* ihi-jliis lhr.^c nionlM in municlpiil ol>- lland board, al iw next inreilns;. to liKatliins «[ the Kt;ite ol ld>lio and ; order sale of several itiilllon doliais'jll' polltlc.nl sulxllvLilons or itavrrn- 1 worth of whool bamlv- I nienl bond*.
The fund* at are prnH.i*! " ‘«o-fold duly In thisncni f.md.wrt up tlirouch .'.i Ips of,ii'vcs;mrnt; To .■.•aUlllre the inirr- land.Rrant prnperilfs, timber and.'"-' lionris or Ihe pooreifederal mlnrral le.isrv As „t|.s-chool dLitrlfta and W earn nionej March 31 Ihey amounted to-»53.- for the schw s and others whc ia0JO2. IneludlnB «J75,m i,i " ' f funds. ^cavil. I Spauldlni!- places the emphnsl.'
DlRCf. t of the nine Is Ihe one flr.it on sUblllritlon of Hie school earmarked for the public school.'.[bond lntere.<t
iTtils fund.U Rrcatcr.than Italf the!—.Jt-U,here, that lis and aomt
i.is/hooli,Williams
In -penalltlnf: the poorer dir.irlcis' not slablllrlnc the Intcrcjit their bunds. Dut. he said, "W
don't want to compeic w'lih prlvMe: >nierprt.ie in thftie dUtncta which have Kood credit.*
He said that private bnndinK companies like school bonds br>>jgrrr.'
they are non-taxtvble. Tax exemption, he said, b not a prob- lem for the
Stftte Auditor Joe H, Williams and Public Instruction Superintendent D, r Flncelklns. al.'O members of the Innd board, fetl ther# should be a chanRe In
•Mmeni," Hut he nLv> be- lirvrs ihM the administrator of the rndnunienl funds ha.
protect ihB Individual school dwricis.'
Wr ihouIdJi't Jr.ivr Diigji in liut pursuit ol a short dollar profll
•lillt for llirnl.M'Ives 111 the bond ri.rl. I tlilnk « r ouKht 10 sta
ill JiL't lor the (irolrctlon of ' *n ih oplt^’ he si*id.
Hinylle snid a larRo enough
............... may bid—with endowment nionlr.i-on another Ji.«8,- DOO worth of tKtndi,
'mere arc tlme.i when Bpsuldinr •111 bid on a bond U.'ue brlorr
sreklnc approval of the land bn.itd. If the bid Is accepted, h r » ill ihen send It to the atlorney Knirr.il'j office for a check on IL' Irp.iliiy and 10 the land board for npprov;i|,
Arnold Wllllani.< bellevr.t ini' h the cs'r nh *l'^tHliauldinR I* puttlni; "the
.'jthe stiite c»n bid on vnrlou.i .'chool '••tvr dlMrirt bonil',
•Tlu' luci th.1t the bond market knoMS the state may bid." the rov. ernur ,lld. • Ims n tendency to st.v blli7c the inlere.'t rate.'."
Arnold Willliinis. lumever. dL' thlnl-1 tho.ie funds
Alinuld be invr.Med rlehi away nnd KpauldinR "should bid
Koverninent bond* nnd not ju.it let this money lie around Idle."
SpauIdhiR said that of the cash on hand March 31. some »l.081,000 wa.1 In out tsndinR bids on nicipal obllsatlon.1. }{e added the
Ike Names Aide; To See Ball GameAUGUSTA. Cft.. April H
Prr.\ldent Ebenliower named a eo- ordinnuir for his li-monlh-old. Iftod-fnr pcace plan ycaltrday la nn attempt to apeed up decUloni «nd spipsd the uord on It* aim*. ' Tlie duties of coordinator wer« I milled tu those of J:L enhower’«
■=».•Jiould ron.iuli ulth the land bo.i.i before he miike.i any bid.'.
Watlei-s BRrec.i wllh the srtnry of s' slon •'
I lliii 111,, one of several acUoni {•in It vacHllnn day which the chief ,
'•|C\rcuiUe divided between Work toll. He Is intcrrupllac th»
ivacatian Monday to switch (ports, Iftoiii inlf to ba.icball—wllh » fly-
SpiiuldUiR aays that the baird. Iliiiii; mp tiic* caplt«r l« help it wtJhe.'. can disapprove of aiiy.w.isiiintton and Boston open th«of Ills bids—liiai tile purcliur of bomLi cannot ■ be coivmmnialrd without land board ,npproial, He hidlc:iled thM the litnd board h.1. Ihe authority to set a policy hut .Mild hr hiid received "no Ruldance on I'fiti from Ihc land board."
Smylle .'aid the DcmocrnLi on the land board "con enunciate a policy If they want to." 7116 iecre., tary of stale, Ihe auditor cind the public In.itructlon supermiendenl Indicated they may do Just that. I
American l !tl;ue aeason.Ill Ihe usual tnidltlon. the Preil*
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H E R E ' S W H Y :
Luchy Lager begins with the beat.
Nothing else, can produce true lager
beer. The large-grained barley, the
most flavorful hops, the purest water,
the most modern breweries — these
giveJagcr quality to every glass of
Xudo^ lager - the real lager beer.y
Lucky Lager is brewed by the famous
German lager technique —a special
process from start to finish. Only old
world skills in the browing;.and extra
time in the ageing achicve the re
nowned body, aroma and taste of
the real la^er beer - Lucky Lager.
a s t r a i g h t - f o r w a r d q u a li ty , j u s t d o n 't g e t in o t h e r b e e r s
L U G K Y L A G E R
the lager beer
Lucky Lager has "character'’ in the
great German tradition. One glass of
Lucky Lager tfills you: here is a real
drink of beer. 'Completely different,
distinctive. The Germans call lager
“wunderbarcs bier"- magnificent
boor. Americans call it Lucky Lager.
TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHOTHURSDAY. APRIL 14. 19G0
Salmon^ Sleelliead Fingerliiigs Get Lift Toward Ocean Gooding Girl W ill Get AwardIn State Essay Contest Fete
GOODING, April H-Jildy Car- rlcu. ilniiKlilcr of Mr. and Mri. OciiiKi; Ci.irlcf). will irsvi* Iroiii Jc.lln {IrltJ. T»lii Knjlf., at S::0 a.m. Ki;d,iv lur BoIjp "1 will l)r pti-rmrd ml »Jouiili pl icr Kumcr m tlif .'t.iie ■•Enip:iiy till- Pliy.slcally llaiiUl- ipjifd" r.v.iy coiltc.M.
Aw.ird.i to ilir Mnlr wlinicrs Mill • prr.'.nitrd by Oov, llnbrfl E.
Isinvlle ai a luiic!ii'c:n In ilic Elks trmplr. Mi.-, C.irrico >.vi:i he jursl of WtM Co.iJl nirlli tound lr!p. .'jlie '‘ ill l>e sccom- pwilrd Ijy her p;ircnt.';. Hrr won Ihird |)!:ico Ui Ilir OoouuiK hisli s:hPol v.!ltic Mr;
Eniill'li [cnclirr. u;i.i in clinriic of llip pro](c;.
Sevrrnl yr:ir a; ■ nnoilicr Good Jnj Klrl, Alalrr ntcl:.'!!!!, won (irM pincp In il)r iU lf nnil aUn In the nfilloii, Shr v.in prfirntcd her n«rrd In \Vft.-lu:ii;;nn, ti, C. ijy Vk'<‘ I’rr:iflrnt nicfiarrt ^■; nn. ,ic- coriliiii: lo nobrri F Mnntconirry, mannurr of ihe Coodina fniplny-
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Chinese Claimed Preparing Latin
America AgentsHO.VO KONG. April M ITI-Rfd
Cliiiiii L' riinnlliE (i 'chonl In Pfi* pltr; tn irnlii L.'.tln Ainerlcan fom* muiilMn In llir rrt of siilivcr.Tioii. dlploniiitlc .'(uiircM .vild today.
'me .school «liibU;hed in 195C. hill Its work rf.ichcd iirw 'l(cl lii.% ln»l jcnr. Ihc. r .sourcM ^ald.
The niirlciiliiiii ccivcr.s nil Uif Chinf/f rofincnn-ni.s In .Milivrr- :.lvc ntitviiics, l.ncliitlliiR Burini.in rrfonii.', pc:i.iiin[ ftlfair*. KiirrriU; wnrf.iry' rnd llie dlrecilon of i Im’ "fliill-lmpfrlftllM itrusjlf ' ncnin:.t wpllalli.t.*.,
TIu- ;cho<ir.< l:iii>i)tIii!H'c I'?" Krii'vii til (liifci pfoiHir:;oii u> ili'' incrciihrd Cliliie' e ctininiiinM in- tcrcAi In tallii Amcrlcii. It is u siipplcmt'lil, b\lLnn.lnipniI.ini oiir, 10 PclpiiiK’.'' d'firrni »c>oinx Soiiili Amt-rlnn coiinirlrs ilirinii;h Dropnj.iiid.i bro-KlcarM .nnd vi.ui;. by Cliiiif.v.- culliiral dPlf:;itlon.v
Dietrich Reports
Student VisitorsDIETHICH, April U - CoUeg#
/.ludtnLi returnlnj t« the Dnlm- .slty of Idaho, Mw£Oti'i aftrr'jprios. vacation were ftobcV Rinehart, Udell Mcsfrvy. Joy Edward*. Oiry KI.OIIIB. John Mellon sni] Phiiup EdK'nrdi.
Mrj. Marlh* Onrrlty. Ntmpi, visited her *Uier. Mri. LiVlnnft O'Donnell.
Onil. Durjioyne. who tiu-com* pli’ifd navy boat iralnlnj in San Olrno, Is vtAltln; hU parents. Mr. nnd .Mr.i. James Bursoyne. He Is n:.:>lt:ned Aboard the USfi Slienin* doiiii, Norfolk. Vft, upon termination of his Ir. ve.
Nf.ile Bowman and Stewart D*- vl are Kiiendlns- Esster vacation Iron) Idaho Stale collete, Poca- lHli>. ulili ihrlr pnrenU', Mr. and .Mir.. Walter Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Duvls.
Vat Verda Non-iiardy Alftlfai plant noM'. plow under IbU fall, (ilubr Srrd i. Veed.—idr.
A IinoR D.^V pnoci,Ai.MKn BOISE. April 14 i.n—Oov. Robert
Z. Siiiylle 11.15 proclaimed April :3 .i.'s "Idaho Arbor day" anti iirnfd the piibll: to "trniemher that o:ir nii'ri'lianinbrc Ilm'x-r K one of the
,MronRi.-.st llbrcs in Ihe economic i muscle of laalio," ............ ........
EXCLUSIVE d ealer :In Made Valltj for
HAM MOND ORGANS
WHITE'S MUSIC CENTER221 Main Ate. Cait
Klfcn aafe patuie arnlinil lUalin I’nwcr rompany’i llrownlee and Oxbow dam. The u(ill(y’< fUh blnldiUl, Wrndrll Smith, reported Thursday that nearlr 40,000 nalmnn anil ileellirtd flRierllnci already have been iiamllrd liy llie eiperlmfnlal downstream. Rilranl »l«h facility In Ihe lUuwnler rrwrvolr »lnee llie movement alarted late In t’ebruary. Hrrr »ome of the yiiiinr niljrantf are load* eti Into one of Idaho I’oner'* nrvrit rutlom-liulll trucks, equipped wllli Special aeralliin nnU rrrrlfrrallon dcvleri, that nlll haal them 15 miles ilflwn.lream for rrlraw brlnw Oilinw, The rinxerllnp, collected by Ihree unlcjup "slilninierV spareil arroM the facility’s »asl plssllc-me»h net. urr irannferreil In thli iriieli.lnjillnr stallon (hrnufh a nalrr-flllrU |il|ipllnp by meann of a complti pump syatetn. fiuiltb said adult sleelhrud arr brxiniiinc lo mate Intu the utility's up^tream-nilfrani faclMly nl Oilioir tli»l al«.. I* pari of Ihe two- war riih paua|re'«y*lrm in which Idahii i’ouer already has Invested Rinre than S7.SOO.000, Trom Oxb»>r. the nilfranti are (rucked IS-mlles iipMrram fnr release In thp llrownlen resenolr. (Htaff en*ravlit||
Benson Claims Farm Issues
Are Distorted hy DemocratsWASHINGTON, April 14 (,Ti —
Becrclar)- of Ai;rli:ullurc &.rn Taft nnuon nMcried ye!.tcrdny that
_lnrui.ls5UC3jimLBroblcin3,nr,c_bCr Inc dLitorled hy three Deinocrntlc Jlre. llI ntlnl hopeful,
Benson loUl a news coiifiTcncr hr Intends to do I'vcrytliliu; lil his l>oK<T to Ret the (uct.i bcfiirr the jiiibllc In order to keep fnnncrs iind RKrIciiltiire from bcliiK iliim- need In the public eye.
Under (luesllonUiR. .lie listed the three candidates as Sens. John V. Kennedy. .Ma.nachiisctl.'.: Hubert H, Humphrey. Mlnne.-«Jtn. nnd Stuart SymlnRton, Ml.voiirl.
Readlnic from a prepiired alnle- meni, Bciunn said tlic inbleadlni; claims belns made Include;
1, Tliat all farm Irotiblc.i can be blamed on the BlVMihower's ■dmlnlslmtlon farm policy,
3, ThBt n million' Americans ro to bed hunCTT every nlRht food (lurplaies pile tip,
a. Tliat mllllor.i of fnrm people nrn belnif forced off ilio Innt! by admlnlslrallon iwllclr.s,
4, 'mat Uie famlly-iype farm Is . dltappearlnR.
.'i. That Ihe admlnWrntlon-op- po.«d stamp plan would do a bet* tpr Job In feedlwt the htiPKry tlian the present plan of cllstrlbullnE food through state relief agencies.
Benson said all of the claims were lintnie and were bclnc made either because of lack of informn-
. In a move to distort the plrliire fur iinlltlcal reuonn.
In reply lo a query. Ueniion MidJicJm(l_UQL.bccii_BPDronc...........Ilupubllcan leaders to lake bu.viadorlal pust .w that he inlRlit
Iw u h;iiullcap lo the OOP th'kel In ftirinliiK ni
"I am not In the .Job," he sjild, "Whrii I lliil:,li this
Janiiaiy I ejpect to . , , ly jxisi iLS a lender of church iMunnotii at fjalt L.ake Ciiy."
Takliid exceptions to suBRe.itlons that he might be embarraslni: to ttepubllcnns. Demon s&ld lie linn «-i'n luked by a number of OOP
-onKre.wnieii to speak In their campalRns. He did not name them.
Demos Blast
RepiddicansBy United Pres* Internationalllie Republicans )iot a ^ fl^klni:
over at the hand.s of Detiiocrntic aenatorlal candidates in Idaho In.M tJlcht as four of them epoke out on poUtlcsl controverNy-polnt.-i.
At a Ycninff Democratic club meellnK ln.st night were cnndlilnle.i Compton 1. White, GreuK Potvin and A. W. Bnint. .Meimw' noUert McUUElilln .spoke nt othrr mccling at OoodliiK.
While crltlclied the Republicans for comlnc up "with orie nominee for Ihe prf.'ldency of the United Slates and only one pei.son to nin for Ihe United States seimie from Idaho,"
He said the Deniocifti.s do not laek c.tndldnte* for either oflice.
Brunt said world-wide arm.i llm- llailonls the way to.iolve the prob- lems of peace.
Piitk'ln called for nn enil to recioiialism In Idahcf anti .said pro. pie olien treat the Salmon Mvcr •'.1 a virtual Ma.son-Dlxon line,"
At Ooodlne. McLauRlilin . ;lld the nepubllrnn< are not con.ilstent nbmu hiRh Inierest rates on bontLv
■'While iltr GOP propo.'se.s rnl.sin:: the imi'ie.'i Mtc.' on Kovcrninent I'ondi and lii:ins, U L'. i.ccklnR even lower than eiirrrnt Inlerp.' t, rate.-, for iLs o«ii propo.'ed bulldlns In Wa.OilnRlon," he said.
Magic Reservoir Water Increases
SHOSHONE. April ]< — Maslc re.ter\'olr Increased from 35 per cent to Gt per cent capnclly in one week, according to ofllclals ‘ the BIb Wood Canal company,
Tuesday moriilnB It had 115,500 ere feet of water, La.H year It
had ICJJttO acre feet at that date. Most of the snow on the level Is
3iie at Fairfield except north and r. t of town,Camn.1 creek Is still running full.
^Yood tlver lia.s Increased but ha.s r been mutldy which Is caused , n fast nmoIJ, The aoll con- itton bulleiln flmires the 1000 • water at 81 per cent of last
year on the Blit Wood watershed.Water will be turned on from
Milner between April l i »nd 20, company olllclals Mate,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
or.STY, KTATi; I)V It.AUd irrr.il mk tiii; K-iTATr. t> CI.Aiir.VOL KIIIK. Hr
1.1 iii;iti;nv <iivks. ts. i
rf Ar'ii. t>»o.
ilniilrllrii
•i; or THE TiMj; ArroiMrn Kill! riKiviM; ivit.t.
ri, I'liniiATK coi'nT ok tiii:NTl’ l>r TWI.S JAIJ.S. .STATK
i; .MArrrn o rriir nsT.\Tr r
Events Noted by Castleford Area
CASTLEl-'OnD. April H - Mr «nd Mrs. .Mel Cook have returned home from .'prndinc the winter In fnillcrton. Cahf,
.Mr. and .\lr,v John Mix. Mo.-.cmv. are the pnrcnl.s of n. .son born April 9. Mrs, MIx'a niotlier. Mr,s John Bllck, C.i.Uleford. M c.-\rini: for her dauRliter,
M. H, Hildreth underwent r,ur- KCry at the veteraa-i hMpltal. Boise. H1.1 wife, who hn.t been in Bol:e with him. reports 5ie la In eatlsfaclor>’ condition.
James and Judy Kenipton. xtu- denu at tlie University of Idaho, MO.SCOW. spent the Aprlne vaentlon here with Uielr Krandpnrcnt.'i. Mr, nnd Mr*. Leo S h av e r . Jnmc-s Kemplon, who Ls n pilot, took his Krnndparenu far their Ilr.si pla:ie ride.
Mrs. Lula Graybeal wns admitted to Ilie Twin Falls Clinic.
J . R, Fleld.s, who hii3 been the Twin Fails Clinic, 14 now patient at the Harml n u r s l home In Buhl.
•»: TO ctiniiTdit.'tDIl.Mi; COtUlT Hi- T
i'ii.Viiiii.S >[,’ Wi.SKS
Mfph*n, T»lB »*i:« lunv * Tru»l Com Ituiidint. T>in Cojnir ry.liK Sill* -I M-K iM. Wire ih
• MANXii; 1'i:aiit, jo n m
rui.ii.1.1 ii»"Vi?'AA. 7. II, !1. :
The pen is tho lonRUe of thej mind." wrote Cervantes In ”Don]QulXisle.'’ I
KING COALWARBERG'S
RE 3-7371 f»r
USEUPID 45> IfSS
. . .with portable irrigation and Alcoa Aluminum Pipe!Save again on leveling, installation and tare with a
sprinkler or gated system tailor-made of.
Alcoa Aluminum Irrigation Pipe!
You Rct bonus IxjHcfif-s wlicn you (lelivcr tlifi right nmount of walor to
your crops—a.s it's needed lhnni"h(nit (ho Ki'owinp .‘ ca.'Jon—with porU
.ai)le irrifjation using Alcoa"* Aluniiiuiin Voiril find it iisc.s only
about S.T per ccnt as much water a.s flood irri(,'al ion; i.s more economical
to in.stoll, easy I9 move: cIimina<e6rmwt-lovoling-omUIUd^Bff.—
There’s an Alcoa Irrigation Pipe for every need!Akoa Standard Class J5CJ—touRh enough for rough handling, strong
enough for high pressures over long hauls—comes in eight diameters
from 2 in. through 10 in. Alcoa Lilc-JJnr conic.<? r.r/nvc/(?(/—light weight
and low cost for mrwt average and uvhh-d—alclad iaside for maxi
mum corrosion resistance. I t ’s avaihihle in nine .sizes from 6 in. Ihrougli
12 in. for high-volume sources. Both Alcoa Standard Class 150 and'.
/Mcoa LitC‘Linc come in length.s of 20,30 nnd *10 ft; larger sizes of .<4/coa
Lite-Line, Welded, in 50-ftlcngths.
Ask your irrigation supply dealer about Alcoa’s 4B-Monfh
irrigation System Finance Plun!
•rrovision->; of this finance plan allow youf now irrigation system to
5orvc Jis collateral against your loan. There’s nn rpd f/ip. , ynn got
• inunediate action on application for a loan. Irrigate while you pay for
your .'system out of increased profits.
Your Irrigation Deoler lias quality Alcoa Irrigation Pipa availoble for “ Ktlhlfididte delivery from local stocks. Hr is an expert on irrigation
engineering nnd can provide local service on a complete irrigation system tailored lo needs.
' ^ A E L C O A i ^ L U M I W U M
IIRRJGATJON PIPE
THURSDAY, APRIL 14.1360 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS,-IDAHO
eiFTS GALORE AT YOUR FAMILY STORE
-(1 TTMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO PAGE ELEVEN
IN D IA N H EAD
BAN DS and
FEATHERS FOR
A L LK ID D IE S
C O M IN G IN T O
OUR STORES
L IL IE S1 . 2 9
D A F F O D I L S -------------
Z W E IG A R T 'S 49cUmll «« W knU .....................lb . ® V
1./9M O R R E L L 'S 55c
H a lf or W h o le .................................... ..................................... H>-
A R M O U R 'SStar brand. Fully cooked> boneless canned, Picnic, 3 lbs...
Pride or Swift's Prem ium , fu lly cooked .
2 5 . 2 9 c
. . . 7 for$ | . 0 0
.. 3 for$ 1 . 0 0
5 for$ 1 . 0 0
. 4 for$ 1 . 0 0
. 5 for$ 1 . 0 0
4 for 89c
INDIAN GEM
CORN, PEAS,
GREEK BEANS
— —Your Ghoice - $■ .00
6 for i
INDIAN GEM
APPLESAUCE
_ — 303~Cans_____
5 for i$ i | . 0 0
radUioiial favorite for
oiKicrful Kastcr
. . . our dclicious,
en-rcady hams! Sugar*
•t rc(i and hickory-
't mlvcd for real good
::ti ting . . • tender and
sly to please all the
mily!
Now! W h in Sorin Sugar In Colorful Now Pcekegei!
Tok# Homo Whlto SoHn and Promoto Idoho'i Economyl
INDIAN GEM
P E A C H E S
No. IV i Cans
3 fo r 1 ”
INDIAN GEM
PURPLE PLUMS
No. 2’/2 Cans
4 for 89c
TURKEYS
I ___ 'S^
HOT CROSS BUNS...i39‘^ DAFFODIL
C A K E S . . . . . . each 5 9
U.S. "A " Grade
5 to 12 Pounds
In Observance of EasterWE WILL BE
C L O S E DALL DAY
S U N D A Y
OKAY'S CAMPFIRE _
SLIC ED B A C O N 4 9 ‘MORRELL S PRIDE-ONE POUND ROLLS. ^ W
S A U S A G E 2 s 6 9
5 5
RADISHES ■ ONIONS
3 b u n c h e s I Q C
B AN AN AS^ P o u n d s
B R E A D ' Miss Muffet V/2 lb...... ......... . 2 for' 4 9 c
I C E C R E A M Miss Muffet ! 4 g a l . 5 9 c
ASSORTED EASTER EGG CAKES AND
C U P C A K E SI C E D E A S T E R C O O K I E S
UNGRADED EGGS... 4
FALLS BRAND-SKINLESS
W IE N E R S
DOZEN
FOUNTAIN SPECIAL
PIE ALA MODE;nnd lO** f A - lORINK............ i T t
MJB
COFFEE
Libby 'i Freih Cueutnbor
PICKLES
prTTTlW i.i.iKJiW W I
2 1 1 .4 7
...... 1 - 3 h
Miroclo W hip, quart
SALAD DRESSING..........5 3 CNoKoy't, Family Size
POTATO CHIPS,
O K A Y
MARGARINESunPcck Mondarin’
ORANGESVon Cam p'i
PORK & BEANS _K in it
MARSHMALLOWS
w i
PAGE TWELVE . .'TIMES-NEWS. t w in FALh^, IDAHO,TnuKSDAr, A rn r ii 14, jsotj
Smylie Tells_
Idahoans to
Eye ElectionT20ISiv.. April U ‘^-Oov. jlob-
r;( t:. SiuyUc urgcil JdiUo voten , >l ll•rcl.lV [0 inkc nn Inlereat In
iMic iiiir.l.iiivf c:i;npivlRiui which li.- .Mill jMll br ovcr.'.lindoivcd by "iui::v ;.’rn;i;orlal prlninry."
'••r-)'!' Lvur-1 tliat.vUll come bi fnic llif 13CI Mwloii will tttlecl rwrv In Idnho.” Smylle
;n luv ncttS column.‘I OpiimUidn Noted
' •"rh" Kcliiriiii; lax crlsl* will ni r licliiR swept under
jr.lrtUi-
Visitor From New York Gets Cowboy Hat
: 11 L, ;ipp;irc»l thnl th. I., (if( i>lv UUturbed ' tiboui ..r; r,fUa-lII59 leglslalure’i
r,f. I-', ilir pMl montJis hnvi r(l i-'xA ly lh« need lor f
rcorKftiiluitloii ol .iv' Miiiuiil In order to pro- .■liriiti.-y and eeonomj'. Wi ;ir'' III the costly si liicii Imve been eoi 1C odlclnls Ihose IilM t»i
ts^urs Need Solutliins "Some meiins will hnve m wr
<l>'viM‘d 10 mftkc K poMlble /nr Mu' miintclpnt Koveriimcnu to nuiir f.'- Jcctlvely tiiUill Iheir la.-k.. \Vc ramiot expect them to iniM.-un- up If wu keep lliem on a .-.tartjlloii diet ns fur M rcvemif' ate coti- cerncd."
}le Mid tiint m.iHw Jjn’oJi’Inr public Iniut ni»l lilKli^ay ''ifi-'y- ulU nl-.o bP ijrcaiclil lidorc the next lrKUl;iltiie,
••nan Is Ihr rcii.'on," he rcldc;!, ••ttc .should nil coiircrn cmtji'lvts now iilioul c;iiiillil'Ii'’ for lhr:.r lcKi.';l»tlve jKi-,1.1 III l)i|thjiarUt ."
’ l e g a l ”AbVERTfSEMENTS
• >:.>ncrll>i< Mic;
. IK THK I'lmiiATi; ciuiht "nnK f'Al.I.S ClirNTl’, STATK OF InAlID
r-STATK OK IIIUIIAIII) KSlCCl; ' " <-K.\SKI) , ^
'n?»'nt l’«rrT.
MVi-i'fTr "L' trw.*‘iLilira u( lb» tniilnru ot
(IniiiMiD r. K-smoK
lirKiiil Knlck''. <larr»rvl
!. or kinriiu'to IHSCK.ST OK KKAL
............ -..r iTV
r.xu.'t t.'oiWTV, .iTATi: ny m mn IN TIIK JtATTKK (IV TJtK l STATO OK
joif.s- j. rii.r.ritiiiM^DncKA.sro
jolm'j7n'l«rrrrtli''u«Mipl. Ineludlm
PIlB'Vtlm Vm iTiniU ir.till«1l.ri» to thl
cx-ri*r.<. utiil ot hl< hrln. lS>lr -Irfr ' kln>hlp iKil llchi In dwrnt n( th* • 1 ftnil prnwriAl h*rrlnk(l*r
Thit oM rnlll'in kllrtr* thit Iht dll.) liitNUK M Tfrin rsll>
T«ln F«1U Cminir, IM>>, c,K, 191«. >n<l Uiat V* »m * . Twin In >bi Cmnir <' T|
Ih4t h« <1M o>nli<i ll» r'wn*
"''"a
On* fll th.ri o( »loek la lh» Horn* I.r>.n Co. M TVIi. J-*lli. .nd Kit.- Itrn 119) U. S. CoTtrnmctit S*Hn Z.
I)»i >11 »l mLI propfrtr »•« «t Urn* ot Ul« dMih ot »1>I dWMlfl t>.. r<>mt7iunIiT rrotwnr •< ih< indhli iurvl>lnc »l(*. Vflllt nitrrrlm. mM t>rtlll«n«r. Koil l>i*> •!>> It n” *'
C-unbouM. “ *■ hInt mM rtlllkin, wb» (nd whtr* iinr
i'^m " ' whrV«ldTrt»l*a ‘'.wlu|
D.IM i!.rcli^.3. MOSJlCn
riiMi.bi xi.f. *1, Apr. 1. u. waNOTici; np niooi' or coMrLmos 01’ WdllKS AND ArPUCATIIlS Or
WATi:U TO I1C.NEKICIAL USB Niitir* !• httrlir (l>en tb«t it
A. M„ I.n Ih. :>.in .Ur ot April, 19CIJ. • I Twin l>l:-. Ci.urilr of Twin1|( Malu Irloi* Dnmihr K. Dollinf.
'rnilt SV>, h'r>I>i{nr« tuiMd V« UpiirtKKKl ot IIkUbuiIos ct lb< •t« Iclnhn.I. Th* n>m« >n<l pnmrflc* aiUnu ef I i-ion or forrorjllon holdlni
w .rki art «.p»kl. ot Mn.»rlniplof* oi DM k Ihrt* «bl« ttrt p
tiM r-t »).kS ~ia »«ltr k_ arcll>'l l> lrr1c*llon ti>d donMde
an<( Ih« amo nl nrplltd to rirlul u>< U lhr« «jl>lc ImI p*r
»» *..> (rrim «•.> lint ot KW^ £«. Twp, IJ ^ Ih . lUntt 16
li'iiiJiri.f 5 S S S .u mi.M. tn.i NK'isw';, NW>(SW>;. .SW.sW'ii. .IC.-SWi; 1. Twp. IJ S"i;tls /<.HBt J< i~RM. Twia r«JJ< Counir liUho,
li. Tht dtlt prlorltr whiti •»!- virr It prtptrtd la muUM U Jun*S>. 1:
CEO. 3
Cooked Food Sale J. C. Penney Store
-F-RIDAY,ApriU5_P u t Nobla Gnnd'f Clob
J»»riili l'cndrrca»t. Irfl. fTrciitlve director «f llir N'adonal Kcrrra- lliin a»vK-lalliin frnm New Vorli <'ll». I" prenrnlrd » fowbny hat by J<ilin Ilrrim:t. rielil. prroliloit cif (lir lil.ilin tiecrr.-illon M)clrty from t’oralrlli). WalrliiiiC l» rriitrr nrn Cliarln ]|, Odrcaard. dlolrlrt
from Seattle, and Ernest Craner, leeand from Hfhi, luprrlnlendenl nf parki and recreation In Twin rslli. Idaho wai
innual raeUle Northweal dUlflet reereatlon - -I Sun Valley. (Sun \
C A L L I N G A L L E A S T E R B U N N I E SHugo Assorfm cnf of Easter
Goodies a t the Easter Bunnies
Headquarters . . . Sears!
Just Say
"Charge
It"
E a s t e r B a s k e t sFilled with Delicious
Candy and Novelties
7 9 - 5There'll be no doubt Ihtre'i nn EMter Bunny when
<»Rer little tou llnd one ot theie beAUtlful
bMketi. The}’'ro pneked to Uie brim »lth finest
qiiAllty eandlei and cute noveltlen. Cellophan*
wTftpped and topped with * pretty bow.
Eatter Iggt> Robin,
Turk#y or Do»« .......... ......39c..Jelly Bird
^99* .................-................ 29cEaiter ..... 35c lb.ChoeolataEoiter M inlkln i > ____ . 98c .
look a t all these DELICIOUS BASKET FILLERS-for Ewfer!
25c . . d 39c 39c 99cfruit and nut eggs
rtlch ehocoUt« coaUi a erenmy JlIltnK ot dclIcXmt InilU and
nut«.
hollow chocolotfl sgg* butttrcraom eggi
Large pur* milk chocoUt* e « . mouUi-w&terlne to lh« liut blU. Qlfl boxed.
FlnMl OountiT Inn quality. Butt<rcrtaffl «ent«n. dark fhMolit* coaUnc. Otn box.
lolid chocolol* faunriy'
Who wovldnt Uki to let on* o( thei* rich choeoUta bun-
nJe«. B«iutirully (tfc boxed.
EotNr noTcltiei
Perfect baakel filler*. Marta of puri milk chocoUta, at* tnctiralr decmted. o t f t
boxed. II
chocolatt; noveltiei P«99y' Kellogg bunnlei
Cholct of holfow chocoJnt* A rtiJ treat for Cht klddle.f. Idft! /or Vcc Itanu.' Tender•mbblU. ehlcki, hen*. eBc*, Two erouchinf bunnlei of m»r*hmilIow eentcn, colnr-lunbc. BiautUully gift boxe'd. rich chocolat* la lovely gilt ful candy }acketj. 3-lb. ;ack<
"Salis&ctioii piiranteed or yoar money back” SEARS 403 M a in Ave. W est
PARK FREE
" O n e o f t h e m o s t
e x c i t i n g s i n g i n g
p e r s o n a l i t i e s e v e r "STEVE A LLE N
MARTHACARSON
3 BIG DAYSF r i d a y , S a t u r d a y , S u n d a y
Marlho Carson, oufocliye rcdholrcd singer with 0 sporkling pcrsonolity oncj on exciting voicc, will be features' a t "The Fun Spot South of the Border" this week-end.
Wiss Carson, one o f the nation's top sJr^gers of spiritual songs will be accompanied by Holly Houfberg's bond. Miss Corson's selection's will Include several populor numbers she hos sung on concert end television oppcoronccs,
"Rock A ' M y Soul," "Let the Light Shirie," and I'm Gonno W olk ond Talk with the Lord," ond "He's Got the W hole World In His Hands,"Miss Corson is the outhor of more than 100 songs. She hos mode TV op. peofonces on the Tennessee Ernie Ford show, Roy.Bolger's W oshlngton Squore, Golaxy of Stors, Arlene Francis progrom.
G A L A R O O M O P E N S
AT 5 :3 0 -SHOW STARTS 7:30
CACTUS PETERS
"The Fun Spot South of The Border"
THURSDAY, APRIL 14. 1960 TIMES-NEWS..TWIN FAI^LS, IDAHO PAGE THIRTEEN
I S A F A M I L Y A F F A I R A T S E A R S
Just Say "CHARGE IT" -
Delightful Honeylane
EASTER CREATIONSTeens' S iios 10-16
PAGE-FOURTEEN t i .m es-n e Ws . t w in fa l e s ; id a h oT H U RSD A Y , A PR IL H . 19G0
Jerome’s 4-H
Club Selects
New LeadersJEROME, April 14—Vlvlnn Ward
uw elfclcd president of Ihe'JIappy Hnmcmnkcr« 4-n club ol ihe meet- l!iK htm Insi week. .Mrs. E)-non %Vnrtl Is IfRdcr.
OUier ofncer* Included Kilty Tlwiiiii*, vice prMldenl: Joycc Gnnil, ATcrftnry: Donnie Wllion, li.Murrr, niid Sus.in Wort, re- p.-irtfr,
Mcmbi-ri voted to keep _ .. ponrr'A jcrnpbook thla year. Kitty lliomiu «ili be the. Junior Itsdrr.
F'lnnl pl.mi for new member In- Itliitlrm-wero <lL-,cuMed at tlie rVs- ular mfctlni; ol the K uo u Dr.%.
. frrt-Etir% <•!! elub. A party for the mothers aUo wtu clUKUUcd It will l)c held fit th« home n; Mo. Oirin (ioodwln. leader, Fri' <l.iy. Mnnli'Ts prnctlced for til prr.'fiii 10 the motliera.
Ui.iiinr Wobl) led fffoup sltiKlni; M,iy and Mm, Stuari wrvpd ri-rrfslinirtits wlt4i (ir> Eiwter motif Jiirty Cnlc waa a guesl,
K.iy Jone.1 waa clected prcililrnt of the Happy Makers 4-H clii!.
b)' Mr*. Wesley JoneA al iIk mcctins held at Mrs. Jonfs’ hoiiif. other officers Included Kjirrn Abercrombie. vice president: Cliar- Iren Orr, ‘jiecretary: Norl Blxim, reporter; Jnnlee Jone.v trrv Shnron Jotmson. »oni; li Bceky Jone. and Carolyn I’htli|v', both recreatlonnl lendcm . Mr.i, Jones distributed scw-Iuk nml Inic mntcrlnU,
Eileen Jenkln.i, Junior lenclfr. eonduewd the mcotl!ik'.
Beverly Schiitte «n.< eltcied porter of the clever Cooks, RIcn, at their ineetlnjr liclil nt the humi- of Mr<, ltenr>’ Jonm, lender. MIm Schulte will replace Judy U.iKcr- nisn Mho la iio lonh’cr u member. Membcra vote<1 to each contribute a dime to a.^lsl Ellen Ulrlrh o her trip to WiuihlnKton. D. C.
.MLu Schutte led the club pKitRi nuth Ernst, president, conducted the meetlns. Mrs. Jones jicr 'ed re- /re.iliinenla.
Fifteen members of the Shndy Orove Livestock 4*11 club of Pleiui* ant Plains community met at the nay Duncan home. Cindy Malone conducted the m e a lln R . Jlelen Dames led the flntt wluie andplpdRs.
Each member re.nponded to roll call wlUi whni they have done v>ltli their' project, or what they intend to do.
.Mike Davis played a sonic on Die mophone. Steven Kluender, recreation leader, led a same. Mr*. Duncan and Grant Duncan served refresh-Ttcnts.
Bliss Board Sets
Levy for Schools• BLIsa.-Aprll 14 — Tll« budcet
was approved and the mill levy «el for next year at the Sll.'s Kheol district board meetlnit this week.
Ttt-o mills it'ero let lor achool racllJOfi, /our lor bond redmp- tlon and 33 for m&lDtenance and operatlona. Bids wero let for i CH- pa.«eni;er bus t« bo delivered in thK fall.
Ta-o trustees will be elected May 10, on’lllo ReddlnRton. superintendent. reporta.
Teaelien hired to return next fall Include Mrt. Ruth Allen, mnth- ematlcs and Spanish; Mrs. Florence Massey, fourth and fifth; Mrs. Freda Miller, first and second; Mrs. Mark McQea, commercial and Ensllsh; Jay Durfre. coach and •dence; Kenneth Dixon, Junior high school and library, and Al> drlch Bowler, aoclal aclence. speech and drama.
Music Uachar for th« aecond and third p-^dea haa not been obtained.
Murtaugh Bureau
Has Rodent TalkMUIlTAUair. April 14 - Ouen
ZJJJj, Tft-ln FftJlj, of Ihe fUJj and wildlife sen'lce. wpoke on rodent control «t Uie Monday night meet- Jns of the Farm Bureau held nt the Oraniie hall.
A discussion wna held on aportaman and farmer relatlon- ahlp.
Will Beck reported on the county —tneaUnfi-and-tau-on the road slpn
propwal. The bureau was asked to brlns the niatttr before the county bosrd for Immediate action.
The proposed Farm Bureau membership fee increase Is to be atudlcd. It was empliaslzed that the Increase would be uied at the state and federal level.
Mrs. Ray A.vendrup demon- itratfd Uie maklntf of sofa pillows
* using plastlfoam durlns the women's mcetlnR. ^
Refreshmenta vero served by Mr and Mm, Asaendnip and Mr. and Mr*. Beck.
Hagerman Notes Trustees’ Voting
lUQEmiAN. April 14 — The achool board elecuon was set for May S with two trustees to be chosen «’hen*memben of the class B district 333 board met thU wack.•VoUng hour* will ba from 1 to
T p-m. In the school g)-mnaalum. Incumbenta are Robert Adolpli from district two, and Frank Hens- lee from district four.
In other business, the budget was approved and dates set for next year’a school term, School will start Aug. 29 with vacations on X^bor day, Sept. S; teachers Institute, Oct. 8 and 0; Tlianksglv- Ing. Nov. 24 and 3S; Christmas, Dec. 23 to Jan. a Inclusive and Easter, March 31.
Members decided this will be the last year bajcbnll will played at the Hagerman school.
nETUR.N TO BimLET BURLEY, AfWl 14 — Mr. and
Mrs. Ormand Burch relumed Sunday from Meniphla, Tenn., and Blylhv)llt, Ark^ where they _pur- cKased a new funeral coacli-'for th« McCulloch funeral home. They returned by way of St. Louis yI*. nine a brother, John Burch, at Columbia, Mo. They were detourci around BoonvUle, Mo„ because of high water. The couple stopped In Kansas Cltr and visited frlen^ In Denver and Cnilff, Colo.
ALBERTSON'S BANNOCK BRAND
H M I S A I
WHOLEOR
HALF
T U R K E Y S
• •
LETTU CE B A N A N A S
LARGE
HEADS
FROZENCHICKENBocki & Nocks . Bcrtic 'i brand.
1 0 9 8 '
[MBLemonade
M CP . . . pure, iwcct, refreshing.
10
CANIfED MTtK
1gc^ if now o t th is
PINEAPPLE NVLONS I ORANGES
Yourfovorifo. . . Sheerond lovely
^EGGS Laroe "A A" White 2 Doz. 89'
THURSDAY, APRIL U . 1 . TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO. PAGE FIFTEEN
INDEPENDENT
SKINLESSW I E N E R S
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Here a t ALBERTSON ’S you’ll find the makings of
wonderful Easter feastinp! Kverythlnp to help you
set a festive tabic— all kinds of goodies for the young-
Bters, too— and the LOWEST PR ICES imaginablel
C A T S U P S /bottles
for
BAKERYPRODUCTSfresher
E a s t e r C a k e s
DINNER ROLLS
Llaht ond flaky . . . fro ih. baked! Attorted.
Fluffy-lighf 2-Iayc'r coko, lavUhlf
froitod with rich buHcr-creme ie>
ing, then ge.norously sprinkled with
gaily-colercd cocoanut/ and dec*
orotod with fcitiva eondy Eaiter
Egg NeittI
E A C H • • • •
ASSORTED EASTER
C O O K I E S
HotCrossBuns.„39c
OLIVESFriendliest Store In Town
GOLD STRIKE STAMPS
F O O D C E N T E R SCLOSED ALL DAY EASTER SUNDAY
— BATHSIZE-PALMOtlVE—
S O A P 2 ( . 3 3 e
tlFEBOUYSOAP
Reg. 2 / 2 5 C
tlFEBOUYSOAP
Bath 2 / 3 5 c
Fluffo Shortening
3 lb. can . . 7 7 c
TIDE DETERGENT
Giant . . : . 8 3 c
MODESS
12 Reg. . . . 4 9 c
Breeze Detergent
Econ. siz6 . : 8 5 c
Powder Room Tissue
2 .roll pack 2 9 c
DUZDETERGENT^W ith D l.h _
Giant . . . . . | . | | 0
IVORY FLAKES
Giant . . . . . 8 3 c |
Liquid DetergentW hito King
Giant . . . . . . 0 3 CNABISCO
BACON THINS
Pkg.
NEW BLUE ALL
Giant . . . ; ■ 8 3 c |
WAXED PAPERCut Rita
Roll............2 5 c
-----ZEETOWELS-
Roll............<^23c
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
~ N(ITiCK TO (rHKDITORH
MVVTK (S^IDAIIO
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PACK KIXTKF.N TOIES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1960
YWCAtoHave Dance and Baby Sitting Courses
,\ ii.imini; eiTufsc forii.ij)'.' . Jici.N iiiul n ch.ss In modern
(;:iiic,iu: will bcKln next v.Tt ;ii 111.- YWCA.
-liir for ulUcr.iI ' ;:,u i: ;n .'mir .nc.-.Mon.i for Junior 1,; ;i ;r;;n )l !,:uilcnw with resLMra. I...H 4 p.m. Monday. A certlfl- < .m;! tic LMUi-rl lor nalWactory c.i.i (il llic coiir.ie.
11;.. i;. u:ulfr ilif mirplcM of llie VV, c. in codpiTntion wlUi Uic clly i : , p . i M i t i m i . clly lire «lr-
. :iiul llic couiUy hcallh
im '!'iic(l;iy thi' flrjil'of lUx , .•i-rii-, III ii-i iiilvf ilnticc for nctilor
i’;iU ')'■ I'clil from
' Ml'. iiti,v;iril (iiubj. cIiLvi dirce- tr,r. i;irl;. rcRlsltr m tinV\V(,'.\ at 111' ir (.iillMlCOIlVcnlcnn
Ii'.c i.% Itmllcd. h Ii«rri.iinr il.iliclnu l5 nil cxorl.
I j;l fur;ii dl .'.c'lf-exprcMlon lll.1ln: (. n<iii.v i-i-ii'i' iind poUe lo wc (f.iv ii.Mji,(.v In AddlUon lnr::;in; llic basic eonlempnmrv
Iiifins, 11 nko Is o ro(«J w:iy i>> ir(|i irliii nnd Umber.
•rjinc will be ti iinmll fp'c fur f.n-ii cl Uicne clii.WM,
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Program Is LedBy Mrs. DanielsFor Hansen Unit
HANSEN. April II- Mr;.. liiitli’ Danld.i, Miirlaiinli, imM'iiinl u Jirosrnm on 1li;iirc liiiiirovi’iniiil' ln.ll u'cck 111 Iliu Uitii'.viili (iut> mccllns nt IhP liomr of Mrs. jiill
\ McCoy. Mlirtnilcli. Mr.i. M. I. Ciiil- Icy. iiroKrnm chnlrinnu. lnirn<lurpil Mr.r IJnilU-l.v Mr.v Iliiitli Saucier- (inn tt'M liml'v-i. ,
11 was (k-clcli’il ttinl i'JS biiliiU Biioiilil Im riNliTiiicd nnd pliictd m ltii>-l);inl: wllli ollirf fmtd*. Mr.^i WiilliT .Sliciusc ri'jiiirliil <111 111'' nmciiilinctil lo-dJsirlrl li\‘ on thr pnclry rontt^l wli tli8 (IbtrlPt Idalio Knlrniioii of Woinrn'. cliib.v
Sh« nnnwmrrrt Mint llii* rtati; eoiivfntlori ulll be hcUl In 'l^vln Fftlh Mny 2. 3 nnil 4. Uwmntioii.i m.'\y l>0 Iicnt lo Mrs. Harry Bal.ieli.
'271 Duclmnnii iilrccl. Twin t'nlM, bcfnro April 38.
TliB club d«lded to oppose «ie recomiiiemlallou Uial (ilnte con- venllon.i of F«lrrM«l Women's clubs be Jicld pennsnently hcre- ftfter nt Bol*c, fitnllnR tlial linsle.'.'. clubs would flml ll lUlflcull to hnndle Midi convcntlorw nwny from tlitlr own dlstrlcn.
I I (ilio W04 dtcldcd delcRftU-R «'ould mo Uielr ov.7) dt.icretlon In voUnR for bylftwa nt iho tiiflt* convention. Mrs. Walter Stiouse, Mrs. L. II. Carter and Mrs. Warren Uob-
. Jsnn arc diilcRsIcs. bul ftU members I\re untccl to attend iwme or nJl' of Uie mectlnKS fll Twin Falls.
Sboshono will b« hosts for the next (llsirlcl four convention.
\jitfniberi will scn'o h breftkfast adiiRllni: nirmbers of the
If Ihi) lilRli school.* * M
Lead 1961 Catholic Women's Deanery Meeting in Jerome’ Camp Fire Girls Earn Honor by
v m v , April Mrs. Larry j 6 r V i n Q L / I n n s r Dana um bonorea at a plni; nnd
\V.^kon-Ya Cnmi) m c r o u p ' » l llrtniTOic JutJ IM fcquiwneH! So. 7 ' of Mrs. hcd Bowen,.Saturday nl the huine of Mrs.' I’.'ticrson directed
Mrs. Larry Dana Richfield Group Feted at Shower Lists Guest Day
-And Card Party-
rl' ll(lllMll!e frI Jolin pool.I Klrl[ parfnc ii part nr llic iiifi>l nnd ■ ;.liarr;l rr. |lo:;.‘.lblllty lur t.ible llnj (ind cU-.inup,.
Color irlicnie lor iaWc ilrt tlonj v.n. pa.stcl p;i]ic nnil yi fcaturinn cnnt'Jr. nnd an K; centrrpli-cf deslKneii by Lji Mann, lllc<•c.lrd were ni;ide by Nuncy Hoolnluin. Holilllr Jinu .^rlrctid II S|)rcl:il (able mine 1*01)1 ployed ncdidi'd b.icl ciwnd nniMc. Uolon i nuslie.i u, liil:.lrr.-."i of ciTenionli-i fur tlic n! cr-dlnni-r table toplc.i uitll (Mt i:lrl KlvlnK n twn-nilnu!e tal Wanda Holrnan wnj in cti.irKc «t .'.liort hike lo cnnclude the day acUvlllr.\.
nrcrnl project.' nf l!ie croup have been innkini: n new fynibol came, coinplrtlni: n Froiiller.' rx- perlmenc nnd dcinoiijtratinK hon-
; lo M.-.V Ted
Tlir>r Hiiinrn uill ennduct llie 19CI llrinery meelinc for (;.itlii>ll0 «»inrn In l>r lielil In Jrriime. They are Mrs. S. I'. Itlehlrr. sUndlne frooi Irfl. trrasiircr; Mrs. Anlliniiy tluinliaeb. vice iire»l<lenl; .Mrt. , I., \\. Snnliprc, nuillldr; Mm. Harry Morris, «mIM from IrJl. seere- lary. aitd .Mn>. Aloyt liiif, president. All are from Jrriime. They
were eieeteu anu insiaiiru ai me ireeni annual kprini meellnt of the l)r;inrry field In GiiiKllnr, Mrs. II. (V. .S>l>on, Gnodinr. outcnfnc preshlent, wa In eharee nf tlie butlneti meellnt. and lllf Kseelleney. Hir ninil llev. James J. Ilyriir, S. T. !».. Holse. was «mons the ipeak- ers. illumbarh phiitn—ulaff rntravlnt)
SWnming Party Is Unit Feature
Membrrs of tJia WA-KUTom . Camp Fire group mcl for k wiener »asl and swlmnilnK party Saturday ■( Banbury hot ^InRs.
During iin En»ter m hunt. RnUiy Quires received flret prlie for fIndInK Uie silver tsg nnd Con-
, nl# Frith recelted second prl?« lor ' finding the most crrs.• Ml*, j . c. Blftlr. gusrdlfm.' comptinled th* group.
* ¥ *ATnCiD CO.VfTBtVCB
HAOER-MAN, April 14-Members iind officers of Uie KaRermsn Womsn'i Society of ChrisllRn Scrrlc# Btlendlng lh( Idaho WSCS
, conference In Boll# Isst week were ■Mrs. nobm Tupper. Mrs. A. E. .OUbert, Mr*. Ray Cl&won. Mrs, Ben Taylor «tid Mr*. V. W. Carson.
HawoiianTopic Marks Events for Dietrich Seniors
UHrrniCll. April U — My: McClure, senior clm.s prc-ildenl. niicl her wcnrl led llic ijrjiml innrcli lit lliP junior-senior ball l^lilay in'cnliiK nt the hiKli nchool Ryni' naslum.
'Blue Hnwiill” wns tlift theme Mrrtcd out wjDi pnJjn Iree.i, iHMCh sccne. bluo oml grern crepe paper streamers nnd blue Hiclit.i.
Miwlc wn.i fiirnlslieil by the Clm- mivroii trio, Jcroinr.
llawnllnii llii-inc nbo fenturi-d nt the Jiinlor-scnlur b.in*fluel the preci'illnR nkh l attiiKh school cymnn.iluni. Tables
decorated wllli pineapples, miniature palm tree Invors llKlited candles.
Eddlu Dormler viw ma.stcr of ceremnnle.i. Oitesfs were weloomctJ by Janel Orr wllh thu response by Myrna McClure. Tlie Invocation was flven by the Rev. Paul Winkler.
The proRrtim lnclud«l Pat McClure and the Qiilen Snbe dulntet. •Jlie cliuM history was read by Dee A.'telt; the will, by l.invcll Andcr- ,"ioii. nnd the prophe.'y by Barbara Anile: sun.
Junior cla.vi officers are Miss Orr. presULeni; Marnarel Jtelkcn, \1e« president, nnd Joyce Davis, secretary nnd treasurer.
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Shower Is Held For Area WomanFAIIIFIELD. April H — Mrs.
Burkfl Neeley and Mrs. Herbert aiorey Rave ft pink and blue shower for Mr*. Lowell Ruby nt tho home of Mr.s. Keith 6trom.
Oumti wen played Mid tlie honored sufst opened Rifls. I-'ii-
were sjnnll storks: Hefre.sli- menta were served to 20 wo
Out-of-town RUe.itj were iTtn Mink, Jerome, nnd Mrs. Cllno Mink. Mrs. I>o Peterson, Mrs. Vercle Johnson and Mrs. Abe Calkin*, all OooillnR.
Care of Your ChildrenBy ANGELO PATRI
Every fond pwent want* hi* children to lenm to rend and the .earlier Uio better, of cour*#. So ■ ho buys him a picture book. Now .& 3-yenr>oM'* first s<sturo Is to pull, *nd pull as hard fts he enn. He does not know ntxiut
.book* and onca ha gels hi* hnnds on one ho pulls the pwes and tear* them, happily. That Is snd If one ha* mnde the mIslAke of .buying lilm #n expensive Dr. Suess.: -Tut. tut. my, my, /whnr'f* tiauchty child to tew the lovely book." Not at Ml. Hb wm handed tho wronK book.
Look for the old atyle cloth book viili tho animal pictures, or
» :Mothcr Oowe, & few rhyming Renicnccs under each one. or maybe Jiijt one word like dog. lion. cnt. Ife cnnt War tha one. ffe may: pull ai 11. chew It a bit, Uirow it on the floor, but ha soon lennu
. to handle It belter.If mother or grandmother read*
the books wlUi him on her lap, ho <*111 undersiAiid the book sooner. As he develops the picture book Clin become blKser snd b«lec.«ln coiitcni. He sllll musl be rcftd to nnd he will begin lo “read" the pictures and tell stories ftbout tJiim
This I* to bo encoumged. The ono, wbo 1* helping him "read" :must listen and praise, but not corrcct. Tills Is hu story and he 'niusl be allon’ed'hls version. Any ililni of Imagination on his part should be encouraged by the nu- illence and Uils audience, even if It's only one, must bo genulno la lita Interest.
' TJie good picture book 1* one lulled lo t}io development of the child's mind, not ills age. If
_ ^ o u M be sturdy, and Blmost_>n- destructible. Its pictures should be clear In outline, easily "reftd” liy Uie cblld so Uiat he Identifies them easily. Too much back* ground, loo much design, confuses the bCKlnner. The type must bo fcleor and o^ course, Uie paper must help the t}pe to be clear. ‘
grnytsh page Is not for children.As the child advnnces in un-
dersiandlnR the Rood picture book tells ti Alory suited to his nee. So the child lenms to read by early and slow stnses nnd to love It, Techniques of rendlnR the printed pnRe must wnll for school nnd Uia teacher.
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Social ColendarIIAQKllMAN — Union Ucbeknh
lodKC No. 4S Ulll meet April 19 al Ihd 1001' hall for Ihc olflclnl visit of .Mr.v ViT.i WlLvin. I'Alrflelil, district deputy prc.ildcni,
■ * it V- DlETlirCH — l-’rlcnd.slilp circle
will meet April 21 nt tlic honin Mrs. Olen NcUon with Mrs. Jack .McClure ns co-lwtc.vi.
¥ VCASn.EfXDUD — Woinnn'.i
clety of Christian Service will olflcer.i for the comliiK year al
mccthiR Wednei.day nl Iho 1 of MrN. Jnko Siahleckcr. .Mrs. K:\rl Heldel nnd Mrs. I-iuni Heller »re
•haite.v e.s. Mr.i. Dak' lliilters b proRram chairman, and Mr.s. Al Kramer, wor.thlp clmlrman,
* ¥ Y Iloyiil h’elKlibor loduc will hold .social meellnc at it p.m. l-'rlUay
nl the lOOP hall. OfflctT.i are asked lo attend a ritual practice
7:30 p.m. Mrs, GcorKc Taylor, reshment chairman, will be as
sisted by MrK Sue Pratt nnd Mr.s. Henry Wursi. Mrs. ICntle George will furnbh ihe whlt« elejihant nitt.
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.'chool Junlnr prom will be hrid S.iturday cvenUiR at Ihe hlnli f.chool nudlinrlum. ‘'I'Vonj n Sutu-
I'lacc" will be Uie dance Uieiiie wllh Carl Black's orclie.slrn. Oakley, providing the music. Grand march will be at 10:30 p.m. Tlie public Is Invited to the semi- fominl cbnce. i
¥ ¥ . ¥MURTAUOll ~ Merry ferKer.
Square Dnnco club will meet nl 8:30 p, m. Ssiurdiij' n l Uie Mur-i laURh Grange hall T%Uh Johnny, Coaies ns caller. All r.quare dancers
,lnvlte«l nnd thoso attcndlnK wkcd lo bring iJc.vcrlprMml’ l
wlclie.i. I¥ ¥ ¥ I
WheelhiR Stars Round nnil Square Dnnce club will meet nt< B;30 p. m. Saturday at the Kim-; berly OranRe hall. Wllllorn Co- field will call, All square dancers
Invlletl and s-Oiod to 'brlnR- ;ri or saiulwlches. |
aoODrKO--Melody Squares will meet nl B;M p. m. Saturday nt
GofKllnR Orando hnJI with Myron Bliss lu caller. Guests are welcome anti those altcndlnK nre n-'keil to bring dewert or snnd- ,lche».
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EDDN. April 14 — Mrs. H. 0. rh.irrli wa.s hoslew for a p.iriy Friday In honor of her dauchirr,' Mellls.'a, on her sixth blrlhdayi annlverMr '. Refreshinents, favor.i nnd Ramts were featured for the; luests. Deanna .\fafhcnry. .\far.« SleevM. Kenn.i Lee Buwld. Wendy Bryww nncf~Julle Brvan.
* * --fi READ ITMES-NEWS WANT ADS
Pre-Easter
S A L IEarly Spring
C O A T S
& S U I T S
R E D U C E D !
Emerson Group Has Conference And Work Meet
Ht:VUUUN, April 14--nie Em- er-'.on llcllcf society conference nnd work day Monday nl the chapel W11.S attended by 40 members.
■llie day beinn wllh the ward officers nnd .leacluTs ineetlni;. Slake visitors present were Mrs. Uiiymoml llurcli. Mr.v W. J. Att- rldue. Mnit Garih Knme.i. Mr.'. Da- vU Green. Mr.'. Itny Giirner, Mrs. Orville Tlmnipr.on. Mr.i. Ilobcrl WIdmier and .Mr.s. Wlltrt^l Wilcox.
•Mrs. Kced 'llioinpi.on coniluclcd Ihc meeliiiK .ami Die officers and liMchers spoke, llcmarks were Klv- en by BLvhop Clifton .May. Atrs. AltrldRc reported on the 1D55 slake ward Matlsilcj. Prayers were Riven by ?.trs. Marian Moncur and Mrs. •iVwi SfOlt.
Mr.i. Ahna Blackcr gave Uie les> >11 on pre^ervallon of foods nl the
work meellnR, Tlio SlnRlng Moth- cm .iftnR led by Mrs. Len Brndy nnd accompanied by .Mrs. Tom Seoll.
rs. Charles Moncur nnd Golden HIcli'y were In cIlarRC of
; project,', ‘niry made Klltler copper piclure-s fonm rubber
and corduroy sofa pillows, qullu|
Devotionals Led By Eden ■ Pastor
KUKN. April M—OpenUiR de- vollonals were led by the Rev. Raymond Envst for the April meciliiR of the Luihemn Women's MLulonary kaguo at the home of Mr.t. Ilennnn Martens.
A.wl}ilnR the Rev. Mr. Ernsi were Mr*. Lena Schulle, Mrs Maricns, Mrs, Sophia Druiui. Mrs. Henrlellfl .Sleycrliotf. Mr. T. J. Sclu-fifT nnd Slr.f. O. A. Krolin.
Tlie pistor also prc.vnted the topic on "Sit. sinnd and wnlk with God."
Tliank you letters were read from Ihe Atudcnis of the Trinity I’nrocblnl school for the tables presented tlie school by - ihe LW.NtL.
Mr*. Lirry Schwar* wn* welcomed as a new member.
Guests were Mrs, Ed.se] Lohnes, Mrs. Doniild Johnson. .Mrs. Jnck Smith. Mrs. Floyd Schwnn. Mrs. Dale Romai« and Mrs. Ed Lull. Olhello. Wash.
e next meeting vlll be held May S nt the home of Mr*. Gerhard Meyer.
Amler.',on. ;.lrs. Wllden MofJel .Mrs. Glrn Searle nnd .Mi.v D»vld Moffcii. Coii'obtlon awards tn Mr.*.. V.'nde S.’iillh, Mr.s. Rco Uron'on and .Mr.'. Ronald Shaw.
ilefre. tinieniA ttrre served In 30 RUr.sts by Mrs. Bo-.ven snd .Mrs. Le.ille Dana. haiir.'.\:s.
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RICHFIELD. April 14 - The n.‘ch/JcId Woul3. ■s club nnnu:il_ nprini: card parly and Bue.M day was held Insl werk at Ihe home nf Mr.s. John B.v,e. .Mr.i. L«uls Ba.'e. Mrs. Rptia Powell and Mr.s. Eu- ncne Alexander a.vslsted with .'‘erv- Inic llie d-’arrt lunchcon. Daffodils were avd n.s ccnterptccf.s and room decorstlon.
Six tables of cards were In pl.iv wllh .Mrs, Georce PllRer. iSlio. f.lioiif, and .Mrs. C. O. Chalfielil wliinlnR prlfrs si brldRe: Mi.v flalpli' Smith' and .\fr.«.I’o'.vell. plnnchle. nnd Mrs, Alr^- ander nnd Mrs. Joe Seward. l-n:i
Huist presented sewlnti Ups a. nnd Mrs. Gall Mapec. Mrs. Thur- Jlaiisen, .Mrs. R, O. Bell. Mr.s.
Mrs. Gundcr Five- Enillori SlKnu Alpha,"«"'>• C.irl I’iper. .Mrs. Edward
Twin FalK ibc home of Mrs.jSchllMer. Mr.'^C andCllflon i'cter.-on. Jerome,
■j! rdu.-atlOMl subject at the rezu-l”'" " Hansen, .Mrs.lar meutinz of llie Alpha .Nu chnp-jf''’“ ‘’*'
,, ter of the Epillori SlRma Alpha, 'f
■ iMrs. Che.ster Powell.
It w-as reported that nil Klrls nl- l*iid£d church on CnmpMreBun- i,y the- nomlnalliiR commitd.iy nnd that Ihe Kroiipw.ss rrpre-' ...................scnted 100 per cent at Ihe father- dau;:hliT box i.octnl.
MLss Hann nnd Mhs Jiolmaii sr( reiire.'cntntUes lo llie new Jufilo:Hi’iii cabinet, wllh Mfs Poof a; iillrrnate. Currently the group Is wotkliiR on aprons.
Mrs. D. Turner Retains Post in Murtdugh WSCSMURTAUGIt. April 14-Mrs. D.
n . Turner was reelected president of Ihe Woman's Society of Clirls- tlon Scrvlce al a ineellntc last week ai the Melhodltl chureli.
Olher.s elected nre Mrs. F. V. Morrhon. vice preildent; Mrs. We.nley Horn, recordlriK secretary: Mrs, Glen BrlKRs. ire.riurer; .Mrs, Harold Menjcr. -secretary of promotion; Mrs, Belly B,ukes nnd Mrs. E. P. Uphoff. youth work: Mrs. Morrison, clilldren's work: Mr*. Jack Allred, splrliunl life: Mrs. John Marshnll, hterature nnd publlcnUons; Mr.s. Mike Stnstny. .nupply work: Mrs. nimell Cnrl- T.OI1. local church ncilvltles; Mrs. Martin WrlRht. piibllclly nnd prlntlnR and comniitiee on sal^C nnd Ruth Brown, coiiric.'y. I
Mrs. De.ssle Llndnu presented' the program which Included re-1 ports from those who nttended Uic ! annual dl.slrlct WSCS conference j nl Buhl, 'niey were Ml.vi Brown. I Mr*. George Howard ,Mrs. WrlRht. I Mrs, Menser nnd Mr,'. ’iMrner.
.Mrs. CarL'on led the devoUonals nnd Mr*. Allred wns planl.'t.
Haslesso-s were Mrs. Pearl Dennis nnd Mrs. Sta.'iny.
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.Mrs, J. a. McIntosh nppoimed Mr.i. W. S. KphI, Mis. Hell.i Powell nnd .Mrs. Walter Slubb.s in the iionilnalhiK committee. An.
,,. nouncerneni was made of the cook- Klecllon *111 be held nt the next f ' l fo ^ sale S.ilurduy spoasored by . ri'Kular niectlnr ' benefit ol the Itlcli-
Mrs. Ben Eldredxe, social chair- P'lthc Ubiary.
wee);. A ijue.'tlon nod followed.
Mrs, Gentry Walker, presldenl. read the slate of officers selected
. reported the mixed social will be a smorRnJbord- Mr.'. Harald Gerber reported on Uie food sale nnd the comlnR rummage sale.
Mrs. Maurice Fuller rend the corrc.sponrfcace In the ntisfnce at Mrs. Duwatd Lawley. Mrs. Wesley Dobbs reported on Ihe pancake supper.
Tlie lio'lc.vi served refre.shinents, a.wlsled by Mr.'. Maurice Fuller,
HOUSK nVAIUMED-*EDES. April 14-Mr, and .Mrs.
Bernard Sclin-xrg .ipoiisorea n housewarming recently nl the newly decor.Mcd home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schw.sn who recently moved here from Portland. Gnme.i and a social evening were enjoyed.
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THUKSDAY, APRIL H , 1060 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO PAGE SEVENTEEN
■ Lee Ann Lowe Becomes Bride In Buhl Rituals
BUHL. April 14—In ih« prcjcnce o( thtlr Immediate fiuntllu and jficnin. nupilBl yov.i were c haiiRCd by Ler Ann Lo*e, d&ush ifr of Mr. »nd Mr*. D. W. (Dutch) Louc. uid Roiinld Chambrri. at 1’ p.m. Sunday. April 3. at Itie lioiiif of tlic brldfsrooni'ii parems, Mr. and Mr.'i. William Chsmbcfj.
ll ie double ring rltunl jn'.einnlKd by the Ilcv. Wnrrcn McConnell, pastor of the Flfjt MetliodlAi church. The couple re' pf!i:ert tows before a white piC' lure.vjiie archway decorated with Kieenery. fl.nnked by beauty boi' kt;.v of yellow and white iuap'
The bride, civen In marrli|c by her .fftther. Chose a waltn-lcnslli Rown of Clidntllly lace over nhlte
. iivlon lafleta. The sottti de- *;jncd' with a fitted bodice, <.coop iiccl:Ilna and was aleeveleu, A niiitchlng lace Jacket accented the cnwn and featured a Peter Pan cnilar and Illy polni t1eeve«.
Tl)e beuffan\ isklrt *•»« enhanc- rd with tiers of lace ruffle*. Her waL'i-Iensth, veil of illujlon was lirlcl In place by a coronet tlsra adorned with aeed pearls, |]cr rrrscenl shaped bouquet of Ilona was centered with a yellow carnalion coruEe trimmed with net bowa and yellow satin ftrenm-
Mr.v Jack Buck, attending u matron of honor, was aitlred in t blua lace and net waltz lenRlli Kown and corrled a crescent. shap> <d bouquet of whlt« carnations.
Oouzla.i AlberLun tcrved m best mwi. Recorded organ traditional wcddlHR mnrcliex were played under the direction of Ted Lowe. l)j» brtde'4 uncle.
The bride's mother chwe .......briKC late dinner drcM for her il,uishter’s weddlns. She woi m.iiclilns belse acce«sorle« and _ .\rllnw Talisman rose corsaRe. Ttie tirlcIeRroom'a mother wore a beiRe biocadecl taffeta dinner drtu with fthito acce.vrories. She bI«o wore yellow Tftll.viian rose «or*age.
Tile reception Immediately after thn ceremony was directed iMMrs, Krnneth Hulae and Mr. , iL O, WnLion. The bride'* lace-covered table wa,< centered with a three, llrred weddlnR cake. The cake wai lifcoiated Ip the weddlnz athenie of white and yellow, and featured yellow and white rosea, jthlte l.tiiiec' worK. Rreenery and white brils. U wu topped with n mlnia* ture br/de nnd brlrfecroom en- h.ineed with net bows and h|y>of. thfl valley.. Cry.ital tripl# candle holder* hrnrlntr yellow tapers, a silver eoffee *crvice and a crystal punch liowi completed the table appoint- nirnt.1. {rs. Hiil.%e and Mrs. Watson cut and served the weddin* rake. Mrs. Laurence Roublnek, Mr*. Ernest Miller, Mrs. William Sheldon and Mrs. Carl Harder pruided over the coffee service, .Mrs, Gary Lowe and Mr*, jnck nuck poured the punch.
Mm. DeLfcwrence Olin# opened and displayed the RlftA nnd Blaine Lowe, brother of the bride,-had ehiTRe of the ffuest book.
For the trip to Caldwell where they ar« making their homa the new Mr*. Chwnber* channed to aqua linen dress. She wore white acce.uor1es and the yellow carnation corsage from her bridal bouquet. Th« bridegroom is altendlne the CoUess Of Idaho majorlne In hrirtjte architectural englneerlnj.
Special out-of-town cueits in* eluded R. W. Warlnit. the bride's Krandfather, and Blaine Waring. i)nth DuboLs; Dee Ltnre. Mackay; Mr. and Mra. Del Lowe and family.
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Idaho Falls Miss To Wed Wimmer In Spring RitualOOODING. April U-A *prlns
•redding la planned by Naticy June Oswald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Haney J. Oswald, Idalio FalLvand William Edwin Wimmer. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wimmer, Gooding.
Mlu Oswald, a graduate of Idaho rails high school, attended Idalio State college, Pocntello, where she was active In bsnd, women's honoraries and nuning ontanl»Uons. She Is employed al Bannock Memorial hMpllnl, cstello,
Wimmer wa.i graduated from Ooodlns high uhool, attended Idaho Slate college where he was active In band and served on the dormitory council. He 1» employed al Idaho Department store In catello.
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Elba Reception Honors Couple
ELBA. April M — A wedding dance and reception were held last week at the Elba recreation htirror'W .'anfl-M n,-Dannie Adams, Mr.i. Adam* 1* Uie lomier ifH. Camn Wlckel
Johnny Slone furnL hrd ih music, Dick Anderson was ma.iier of ceremonies. Tlie bride's daughter, Dlule WIckel, jang. accompanied by Addle Snider. A dunce and song were presented by .Mar-
Nye. Dctwrili Beecher, Patricia Edwarda and Caron Cd‘ wards, accompanied by 8 1 by Beecher.
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Dance HeldHAOERMAN, April U - The
coronation dance for honored queen, Marla Hawkes. was held Saturday at the gymnasium with Ball Hal ns Uie .theme.
The coronation ceremony wai performed with Junior pa*l hon' ored queen, Cheryl Oaston. pre. senting the presiding honored queen, MLu Hawkes, with her crown.
The Hagerman boy* quartet, Ed. die Young. Bobby Adolph. Bob Palmer and Jeff Olauner, ung lni«rml&slon, Kay Starry. Junior prlneesi. sonj the theme sang.
150 Attend Meet For Home Clubs At Jerome HallJEROME, April M-The theme
of the southcentral dKtrlct Home Deman-'.iraUon meeting last week was 'The an of living," The meet- Ing ai the American Legion hall was attended by liO women.
Mrs. Ted Hunks, Burley. *oulh> central district director. Introduced the gufsu. with Mr». Vcrlln Old. ham. pre.ildent of the Jero:ne council, giving the welcomc.
Mr.v Carl Walter.% ptesldenl of Uie Art guild, and member* of Uielr club told of actlvltlc* and allowed many of their palnllngs.
The program on the art of family life WAS led by Mrs. Byron Wayment. Burley, pretldent of the *tal4 Home Demonstraiioi) coun- II..Mr.v Donald Stiver.'. Eden, fam
ily life chairman, reported on thi state project, Mrs. J. T, RKkett.<i explained flo*er making,I For tile luncheon, Mr*. Kelly JaeUon led the dc:;o1ogy and the Quien Eabe quintet played «evcrn| selections.
During the afternoon *e.wlon Mrs. Frank Burdett, Shoshone, used the Uienie "Tlie art' of living travel" in her talk on European countries visited Uie putt year. The Twin FalU county council, led,by Afr*. ChnrJe.i Chamber*, presented
program on tmfllc a.iJety, "You are the Jun." The art of chowing new Bcccs.'crlci for the home was given by Mra. Frank Tltuj.
Mlldren Haberly. Moscow, state home demonstration leader, was special guest.
* * * Program Marks Day for Golden
Club Here
Pocatello; Mr. atid Mra, Owen ElUi and family. Twin I>11«; Mr. and Mrf. Bfnuc AJJen, Af«. Be.ule Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Allen, all Nampa, and Mr. and Mr*. Brown BrUtow, Ooodlng.
Pre*nuptlal showers given In honor of the bride Included one . women of the Methodist
church; another wa.i hosled by the women of the LD3 second ward church, and one by Iht McCollum club,
An Eaater program was featured at last week's meeting of the Gold- n Age club.Tlie history of the Easter egg 'a.1 read by Mrs, E, L, Brackett.
Mrs, Elva Ol»on played her own accompaniment for two songi, "Wclcome Easter Time" and "The Holy aty." Mr*. Laura Ftlbu.ih played "Rock of Ages" and 'The Old Hugged CraM" on the accordion. She also played two harmonica t
Oroup singing preced the program. After the builness meeting, eard.1 and dancing occupied the m t of th« (venlng.for 80 members and II fewr guesl.i.
Lunch was .lerved by the sen'lng committee. Mra, Martlia Bulchef, Mr.i. Kennelli Digger.v Mrs. Leonard Brown, Mra. NJae Davidson. Mra. Pete Ehler, Mr*,.Una Erickson. Mrs. Deborah Fisher and Mrs. Pelbush.
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Pillows Made at Richfield Parley
RICHFIELD, April M — Mr*. France* Stowell, Shoshone, dem- oa^lrated making corduroy pillows for the Burmali club la*l week al the home of Mra. LeRoy Magsffln,
Kew pQllyarwa rumes were drown and others revealed, Mra. William Brown, nev president, named Mrs. Norman Mills, Mrs. Orin Capps, Mra. Melrin Well- hausen wid Mra. Clifford Dayley to the progrttm committee. &Irs. Evk Sorensen w u appointed flow, er committee chairman.
Mr*. Thurman Hansen pointed to purchase a tree for plantlnjr Arbor day at the Sht>- ahona fair ground*. Mra. L. L.i Magoffin was co-hostess and Mrs.' Gall H«isen was a guest.
A planl exchange will b* featured at the next meeting.
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Story Is TopicA story on "The life of Sarah,
wife of Abraham," wu told by Mra, R. C. Tolman at a meeting of tlie Smiling Through club Monday at the home of Mrs. Tolman.
Mrs. WlUlam Call w,a* welcomed as a new member. Refreshments were aerved.
. Fall Chosen
Lois Ayers and Bencken to Wed
BUHU April H-Mr. and Mrs. George Ayera announce the en- giiRcment of ihelr d:tughter. LoC to Richard J. Bencken. &on of Mr. nnd Mra. Clarence H. Benc;:en,
Tlie bride-elect, a 18S8 grrvduate of Buhl high school, is employed as a Ateno;;raphcr at the a house In Boise.
Bencken. a I9S8 graduate of Buhl high school, attended Cu.itcr county Junior college. Miles City. Mont., and University of Idaho, Moscow, }le l.< empfoj’ed with Roger's Uroi/t- •a Seed company In Twin KiUls, A fall wedding Is plntuicd.
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Officers Night IsMarked at MeetOf Local WOTMOfficers chnptcr night was ob
served at tlie mecUng of the Women of the Moaie Tuesday nlRht Uie Moo.'e home.
Mr*. Oall Kllllnger wns in charge of the session and the program wns presented by tlie homemaklng committee -wlth-.Mrr.: II. ^L.-Tumer s chairman.Students of wKIa Dean Nletr.on
tap dancing were Judy Wliklav •Oalft Swatiel. Marie Prntt. Shelia Telford and Janie Pratt.
Plan* were made for the nnnual Easier egg hunt and wiener ru.i.M to be held Friday at Hnrnion park. The egg hunt will be held at 2:30 with the wiener roiut at 4:30 p.m. In case of inclement wenther. the egg hunt will be held at the Moose home ond th« wiener roast will be postponed.
announced that the nual friendship ae.islon will be held May 1 at Boise, Taking the degrre Ihere will be Mr.i, Dale Welch. Mr*. Ronald Scherupp. .Mrs Charlea • MatUce, Mr*. Herman Carrel and Mrs. Gene McIntyre Itie homemaklng committee ed refreshments.
Women Display Hats for Easter
Homemade E.v.ter bonnets were dljpbyrd al the NeUhborhood club meeting in^£ week nC Che. home of Mrs. Victor Scott. Mr*.' Hoy aa.'klll was co-hMle».
nmi call wa« aiuwered with helpful hints. The white elephant gift was received by Mrs. Ella Smith. i
A donation was approved for the Red Crow. Mr*. F. C. Odell and Mr». Oftiklll reported on the Jerome dutrlct council meeting they attended and on plans for Home DcmonMratlnn club week.
Mrs. John Teller and Mr*. Odell were named to attend the fish cooker)- xvorfcjihoii Thursday.
Tl;e next meeting will be held April :i.
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New Leaders of Buhl Order Are Chosen at Meet
nUHL, April M-Mr.». Charle. Luute ft.is fleeted worthy matron and Fewrl Chliliani, worthy patron. when chapter No. 38, Order nf Ka.'tern Star, met la-U week al the Maronic temple.
Other new oUlcers elected Mn>. William Lammtrs, a.voclate matron; O. W, Ylngst. associate putron: Mrs. Blanche Smith, retary: MrN. NoiTls Westby. ti rer; Mrs. Ru.uell 'niomas, ductres.%, ond Mrs. Andrew Stallings. a.«oclaie coiiductres.s. In- tiallallon rites will be conducted Tue. day.
Mrs, Lunie read an original poem and prr.iented Mra, isdward Hart;iian, ouiROlng worthy matron, with a gift on behalf of the officers. Retiring worthy patron. Carl Ro/snd. UM presenied a gitt by rtwel Chlsliam,
Retiring officers also presented the chapter wllh a gift. An invlia- lion was read for the &Bth nnnual grand chapter io be held June 13-IC at MO.WW. Tlie altar was draped for four deceased members, Mn. Mary Chapman gave the slek committee report.
Members decided to donate lie cancer fund nnd AL<« to the
We.ll End Teen-O Youth center celebrating its fir.tt anniversary.
Libby Afh wns presented i honorary membenhlp and a 50- year pin by Mr.v Prank Matthews, Mrs. Grace French presented her wllh a corsage. For the neca.slon Mrs.'ClilSliam'inng "MayTfou-Al- way*,"
One ne«- membrp KllWitte<S. !lelre.shment.s were served under direction of Mrs. Ernest Ullery, chairman,
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Marry in Paul
June Bride-Elect Annual Show of Violets Planned At T. F. Meeting
-•Ing c......................................tlce of Uie Peace Augu.it BeUike
the pretence of a small group friends at 2:30 p.m. Friday,
April 8, united Mrs, Ornce Anderson. Paul, and Ruland Sparks, Po. catello. In marriage.
Scene of the wedding was thi home of Mr, and Mr*. Calvin Braegger. Paul. Floral decoralloas were white chrysanthemums and pink carnations. The bride wearlnpi a beige linen sheath, was attended j by Mrs. Braegger, while Broergen served the bridegroom as best
CIIKBVL COX •. . , wbote e n g i f f m en l tn
Charles Cooli, sod of Mr. and Mm. Let Cock, rnllersvllle. Mii., la announced hy her mnlhfr, Mn. I). J. Cet, Buhl. The hride- lo-be attended lluhl srhoots and her llsnce atteniteil •ehimU In Follenvllle. A June xieddlng in lluhl li planned.' (C«ad photo- staff engraTing)
Wesleyan Guild Picks President At Hansen Meet
1WN6EN, April M-Mr.v Royd Shepherd wns elected president al the WMieyan Service guild meet- Inrlaat week i t the home of Mrs. George IJndemood.
Mr*. Undemood was elected vice president; Mrs. Rniph Simmons recording aecrelary: Mr*. Walter Bhouse, txensurer; Mrs. Joe Ensei. promotion *ecreUio': .Mca.,;Tom BteelRmith, s^1rllunl life chairman: Mr*. Carl Davis, missionary education, nhrt Mr*. Vergil Bali. Chdsllan social relations.
Mr*. Shepherd led the program study on •'New Light.s for *n)wn and Country,■' and the devotions.
Mrs. Simmons. Mrs. Engel nnd Irs. Shou.ie reported on the re- :nt Guild week-end ot Boise. Mrs.
Bali nLv) attended the'meotUig.Tlie budget lor tho coming year
wns-dlscussed- and-planned—Ex- penses for the women attending Uie week-end were allowed unri it wns decided to allot funds for,
icse expense* in tho future.Mrs. Norvilie Reynolds was i
guest. Mrs. John Cro.vs also at tended the meeting. Tlie group decided to have Mrs. W. C. Kiuttz continue ns Women Society ot Christian Servlee coordinator.
The May 13 meeting will be held wllh Mrs. Steelsmlth. Mrs. Carlj DavLi will have Uie progrnm and pledge service. Olflcers will be in- culled.
Final plans ui >mv .......... ••••Magic Valley Snlntpiulln club forl^rrk at the home of Mrs. Charles its amiunl spring violet shw* and P^rd. president. The luncheon sule when 11 met Monday ilKr-.^ill be held at I pm. April 23 snd noon M the home of Mra. Donald ■''rw ollicers will be elected. Ths Fenwick. will b> announced Ister, »c-
Th* event will be nprn lo the I cording to .Mr.s, Ford, public and will be held from I lo! Oreup singins was accompanied 8 pm. April 30 at the VWCA,^“V Mr*, c. L, Luke. Prayers wer# 3S8- Second avenue en.it, Tli^,olffr(Q by Carolj-n Tucker. Min-
DUP Camp Sets Spring LuncheonA spring luncheon was planned
_ .whriv [he couniy Camp, Daugh* made bj' Ihe'ler.j n! VMt Pionetn. met Itit
theme of the show Li "Artists’ dellcht.'* Featured will be African violet specimen plants and *r- rangemcnls In which violel* prp- domlnate. Helpful hinU will be given on the car# and growing of the vlolels.
Coinmlttee.1 are Mrs. William Ornnge. hmteM chairman; Mrs Victor W. Nelson, show planning chairman. *s.ilfted by Mr*. I. O. Prescott and Cliua Walton: Mrs. NeL'on, staRlng;' M iss Walton. Iheme; Mrs. Prescott and Mrs, Larrrll Dorton, cl*.i*lfication ar- rnnsemenl; Mrs, Paul Procknow, publicity, and Mrs. J, D. Einema and Mrs. L, J. Tcncklnck. typing and entry.
Juinlto Sulellff and Mrs, Mark Hill, pnater printing, ribbon* and badgrs: Mrs. Fenwick, ligliling: Mrs. C. D, R«iua and Mr*. Lucy Hailield. regUtrotion; Mrs. Wesley Wolillilb and -Mrs. William Chan- cry, education, and Mr*. AlUia Malone. Mrs. Herman Paulsen, Mr*. Procknow, Mrs. Snm Porter. Mr*. Tencklnek. • Mrs. Charles Bowyer and Mra, Mary Miller, sale.
Tlie next meeting will be held May 9 at the home of Mr*. Wohl- laib.
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Grand Guardian Visit Is PlannedHAOERMAN. April 14 - Tlie
grand guardian's officlnl vWt lo the Job's Daughter* will be Saturday at the Mnsonlo temple In Hagermnn, It will begin with a luncheon for thi
of ilie previous quarter wer* • approved.
Ml*. P. B. Johnston read * letter from the Centrnl company In Salt Ijke City annoanclng the DOP convrrfiion program there.
(iiifs!* were Mrs. Eleanor Car- 111 and Mrs. Darwin Bradfield.
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Tableau, StyleShow Highlight 'ParFey of Girls
A Mylp ihow and a Ubieau were Uie highlights of the Ewter meeting Of the Twin Fnll* high school Girls' lengue Tuesday.
Easter i*shion* were modeled by Mr*, w.-H. Ander.wn'* advaiieect hnmeninking students wllh Marilyn Call a* narrator.
SyJyJa Uamlllon »** nsrralor Sot Uie Easter Ublc.iu. "When 1 Survey Uie WlndowB Crou” was sung by Paul MeDunald, Charlene Wallace portrayed Hope and'Faith; Vivian Shockey, Charity; RiUiUr- sen, Chastity; Carolyn Wyllle, Love, and the theme. "What does Easter mean to you?" wa* given by Kathryn Jones. The benedic- -on was led by Judy Wrldo.
The tableau cost Included Kathleen Roppleye. Joan Arrlen, Sheila Reed. Wanda Bryson. ChrUty Williams, Vivian Truscctt, Robia Hovendon, Janel Blakely, Kathy
Ellen Black, SnndiMlnt, and Uie guardian council al 13:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. J. R. Russell.
A school of insjfuellon will be held at S pan. nt/he hail, A dinner will be servp^for Job's Daughters and counclVmembers and Uie visiting RUardlnSi-al 0:30 pjn. nt Uie Masonic temple. Tlie regular meeting will be at B pjn. with special guests from the Areo bethel
Meeting Held■HAOERMAN, April 14 - Tlie
federal wildlife and game department fish cookery demonitratlon was held last week In Uie home economics room at Hagerman high school.
About 40 women from all the Goodlnjt county home demonstration club* were present. Mr*.
IjElnlne McCauley, 8eatUe,’give the ' liemonstration on all kinds ot flah
and wild game and how lo prepare and serve them.
Suzanne Whitehead.Comliuf events announced ;:i-
eluded th i sophomore daisy cluln April 36 and a party for senior glrU April 29 belne planned by Uielr lllUa sisters.
The senior mother-daujhter banquet wlU be held May 10 »t Uit Turf club. This will be Use highlight and the last league event for senior girls this yetir and all «ertrged -to-Bttcnd. — t-----------Junior members were asked to
prepare their white dresses (or clas* day and to be thinking of a tong.
Anyone having picture* ot any league BcUvity is asked to bring cither the picture or the negaUv# to Janies lUeman, Karen Sscds or Kathy Jones.
« « »Jenisalen Artlebekes, Bl»wb«r-
ry R*d Ithobarb, Asjtarsgru Reels. Klrawberry rianU, Early Copen* hagen Cabbage PlanU at Olob* Reed A Feed.—adr.
In f
Ready lo ......... - ..........phone-a sleek. *llck bsslc to belt Lr not. dress up or down depending on Ute InvluUon. Whip it Up easily In a week-end to wear with Joy all summer.
Printed patleip M80: Misses' Sizes 10.13,14. IS. IB. Size 1< takes 2\ yards 39-lnch fobrlc.’ Send 60 cenU (coins) for UiU pattern - add 10 cent* for esch pattern for first - class malUng, Send to Marian MarUn, Times- News. Pattern Dept., 333 West iBUil
- a t— New Yort-llr-W.-Yr^Prlnl plainly name, address wllh sone. sire and style number.- I
Just outi Bit, new IBM Sprlntl and Bummer PaUeni Cstoloc In
' vivid, full-color. Over ICO. smsrt styles . . . oU sUes . . . all ocu- siona. Bend novl Only 39 cents.!
What You Should Know About
r L A W NGRASS SEED!For. th is climnlc the following gras.se.i nrc recommended: Kentucky Blue Grns.i, Red Top, EnRlish
or Domc.<ttic Rye Gm.«, RetJ Creeping’ Fe.«ue, White
Dutch Clover, Highlnnd Bent Grn.is, Merion Kentucky B lue Grflss, and probably (Poa Trivialis nnd ChewlnRs Fescue).
ALW AYS READ THE'ANALYSIS ON THE
CONTAINER BEFORE YOU BUY
A bo Purchase Gra».s Seed From
One >Vho Known the Grass Rusinejwl
FANCY LAWN GRASS ihoutd-tontoln'rof>M|-Jhan~
7 0% Kenrucky Blue Groii ond not more then 25%
ether rocommended Groitet and 5% W hit* Dutch
Clovar.
GLOBE'S FANCY LAWN GRASS— HAS BEEN TRIED'
-AND-f>ROVEN-IN-THIS^REA-f«r^5-yeon-«nd-Wft-v
are known for our beautiful Lawnt. -Globe teed eotti
you le t! money.)
-Let the Globe groii experts advise you on Lown Plant-
G L O B E S E E D
CHARM S IN CHECl|;S
So pretty, to prsctl<
GRAFF'S new Seertue
check lor your sportiweir Wit
Parade, Paired or teparalt,
these clever faihioni by Cali
fornia's »\ designer certainly
stretch your budget
TAPERED PANTS 5 .98
Turquoise, Brown, Black'Checks
ANDzFEED-CO.-224 4th Ave. South on .Truck Lone in Twin Falli
SEEDS'-ore not a leeienol or Sideiina with u i —
but on hand the year oround.
them a s
Closed for Good Friday
12 to 1:30
P LAY IT C O O L IN THE ALL D A Y S U N“ COOL T R IO ” ...all*colton w ith pastel do ti In wide ombre bands ...com bed
cotton Dnncord» shorU and s lacks. . . the kind of clothes to put pn and forget:.
You know you look great-sleek, cool and sharp-lookintcl (a ) Tbp Tune...V-
neck cardiBan ?d.!)8. Capri pants ?6,98. (b ) High N ote ...crew neck pullover
?3,98. Yachter shorts with pleated front, side pocket ?4.98. r « ; Overtone...
scoop neck pullover ? iS 8 . Jam aica shorts w ith side pocketa, h idden zipper $5.93.
PARIS
PAGE EIGHTEEN TI.MES-KEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO THUnSDAY. APRIL I f . I9G0
MARKETS AND FINANCE* ¥ * tf If. M-
Stocks Livestock Grains
Kcal Top Fat
(Gallic Missing
At Local Sale
iiiorp cirprnd- K "lUl
liiKlirr ui;h (ypp fitPiidy,
Id .iiiliti. ^ClKlllHK 1..
.brlltl''r^, iJO; i.lOC 111 I 1-iilK J.ill
Solution NeededPHOENIX, An/. April M '.f
—n ip UnllfcJ «lll bpforced to tolvr 1'-' fnrm l;it>‘ir problrin ttlthin :!ip next '.v.') ycar.i, Die \V !l•rn Iiitcr»i:itp ciiiifrrcncc on iiii;;ralory l ibor Mas told yrMrfil.iy.
Nrurll Dro»n, :i.v.LKaiit srf. rrl;irv of hilHjr, silcl 10 (!:p loll',-' -Ttii^ coiitiiry ,nii iin; I'llrratP. raiinol lolrr.»lP llte
I by- ... Tar- i:04 p<.uiid«.
: i-:. (). Il:illry. <n'i: Mc r.i , CwllPlnrd.
>1(1 liy C, \V. vvciKiiuig c;n J.fJU: ;iii7 ill
liichl'ield People
Report ActivitiesRICHKIELn, April T.il
Olllpu and M>n Imvc ri'iiinird from vUllliiK frlallVM in MonI;i:i;i. OU; IlciJ iiicl 111.' f.iinlly utipii Ilicy ar-'rlvpd bv phiiic in Malm F.ill';.
Mr, nild Ml.', I'raiiV Jli.ir Vl.Mird Ihrir M;it. liri)lic ii. luul I;im. Iv, •.vlilll- cn K’.iiic lit ihii: liit;iic 111 Jfioiiic ji/lcr i.pciulliiK llip uin. !cr in Aii. tm.i I
Mr. nnd Mv' l.'-Hr.l CiilrlKlli, ami Mr. nnd Mr.-,, nirl: AIDrrtj
: llip V,C( P IllP IMI
• Hid ' I
Mtftaira.awfi I..........
nulT IlirRUlBrli
mini lliP' \eiiipUtlr,,
n-l'urifr*— *I'i lUr T
Cuilahr i;urU..-W.I|hi IXnut AltC Dow Clim
; mii.j-Kk
^ I f l ^
T«i» ln»iru"';
1 TlUnkol Cp «>J
OrpThotind Oulf 0(1
4lli Unll trull
«0>J U 8 nnrciS ' 43l,t U 8 nubbft
stock Averages
I UH 111. . .I.UKlilr
.ml- Nn. M l.-Il. I:.!.
«h~p J.OOO: ID fi.llr -.1 hi,
' I bml-« :
II jtu-’ iw IK
lid bv O. ; <ir J3S for II
:iytlc Mon
lii'llcr iMlvts Miiii by OcorKP r for«:«: 3*:’
at $:'i;-|.'i. and o. s. i-'.irnlin
r.iiod 10 lili;li rniilfP RlciT.'!, •clitl 10 low
"(i.id. s:m-s m :iii: miliiy Mrrf«,
iin.in-JL’3-'iO; t-ood to clioicp lirU- rr.. j2j-s;jf).7ri; c-omincrcinl to inw IICWKI liclfcr.s. utiliiy hpif-<T/.. Slfi-lDiiO; coniniprclnl $if.ri0.ji3: Iitiliiy cowx niniHTS and ciilim , $1:J0-SH; roinnicrcliil bulL , SIfl-S2:; iitllll blllK -IlKlll bulLi. »M.$16.
Hi-avy foi'di-r Jilccm. lliilit fml.;r .itc-rs, i21-S2fi;
1 quiUlIy Mcpr.i. JIC-J30; n (.tirr;, $17-$J2: poorer Krudc•r.srill=SHriip:viT fcrrtcr hcif-
$1K-S'J1; llKlit fppdi-r llclfprs, • S:'3MJ; common liplfcrs. J14- : Mr<T calvp.t, $2C*t33; common
qliallly slrer calvt-.s, J22-j2C; helf- alvp.i. $2S-$2H: Vfalff*. »25-$32,
ftnd fcrdiT cow\ $12 50-S15.
TliP Kioiip . riKlit. Jiliilio Slate c''I1pi;p t uI<•l 'iintl Iripiiil;... Mr.i. IfLvli Hriiiicv. .>iii( C.U1 i.u: I'ocalcllo, vbltid liiT biothir ai
' .si.-.lfr-ln-la'.v. Mr. and Mr... I}:>i !>.ld Wiilkpr. JiMi ac;:u:ipanlud lirr iiiiitlirr lioiin' nJlir vi IllliK hero Iwo urckr..
Wnrlit.i f.istr.M raco Iratk I.h r lliP Honnrvlllp Salt Hal.-, wi'M ■ OfiMl Sail l il;p, i;tali.
Movement for
Rockefeller Is
Talked AgainALIIANY. N, Y„ April U 0.71—
A uf.'tcrn ncw.vpnpcf fdliorlil urxini- n Npl.vin A. Rodctfcllrr (Ir.if! tnclrv riircrpd mpportcM of il'.p :>fx York Kovcrnor for Tlcpub* l;can prf.'idcntliil cnndltlnip.
Tlip iI-vrar-<iM clilpf cxrcutivr j)f tlif naiion's niaM populou. .•.laic ,iiM;n .'irtp-.tppptrt tltp flupalloii o( •,vlip:i»r lip unuld bf rcccptlvr lo ii ilr.ifl I'lr llip nomination. But tic ha-; (!(inp- nn:lilni! lo cn.'courasc I,Ilk nl a. clrall.
I -I di'iri (lur.'k i> niovpiiipui In ilial (lirPiHim Will fli-'plop." flockf tflirr loUl ncA.MMPii In Itochp.Mrr. S. Y. \p.-.i('r(lay. .lie rfllcriitwl iliai hr uiiiiltj noi coa-.tdpr the v;r<’ i;i<''lifpnti;il nomination.
’ fiVirvrr, .ildr.i m/c! Ihry 'l):i;i.aiitlv . urpri.'pcl by an ptlllorlal in ilir Dnu'cr l.iri:f.n nctt. •p.iprr In llip Uncky nioiinlnm WrM, vi-t<i(I.'y lhal irkincllfd prr.Mdrn- iMl AjM'ciilailoii ftboul ilie person-aliip iiiiilIi-iiiUll'innliT. w, 'llif imlppp"(lcnt daily iic'v.sp.-vptr ;.ald liocXPlIrllrr unuld niakr n nlrnni:rr H<-piibllran prP^ldpnlll1 l oanillihiP Ilian Vicp Prc.sldcnl lUrliard M, Mm'ii, i 11 xvnrnt'il ihai "Rppublic.iw were inalJliiK n ».prl(>ii. mbtake wlilch may "cll oalcli lip ullli thi'iil nrM Ncurnibfr’ In Iimllllll! .Vixvi) ihfir LimcL-.
Poor Man RichCHICAOO. April H '.5V-A 78.
>'car-ol(3 G e rm a n -b or ti a|; malcpr »ho woa believed nc.irly pcnnlleu when he died IxM month left a fortune of nnic thnn M6S.000. tin liivtnwr ' dli- elojtd yeslerdny. .
Mux noedcr. who livfrt In n Jt a week room nnd wlia-:- al fill deaUi were bcllpvrd (a tp J120, Mid the cloihP.' hr fti.' v,earliiB. wa.i Injured Inlally cn Mftrch 9 when he fell in an dc- v»tor Rhnit In a Loop bulklii):.
Contents of n .infc drpa-U bm n«dtr kept In ihp Co.-imnKili- tan National bank inpliidrd S2GO.OOO In Moclc-V S<n.4'n In w ll. 553.650 In li.uik dcpftJl-.. J5.000 In maturpd Kovcrnnifiil Mvlns5 bonds, sfvi-ral niiirlf. of Jeuelo". 335 .'liiirra of M»cl: not currently quoted nnd inu p.irceli of rciil c.il.Me.
VI.SIT IS IIA1I.KYIIAILKY. April H-.\lr. nnd Mrs.
.Io> lackiiian iirr vWlInK'Irlcnd' hcic ilii.n wcpk. Tlipy hnvc rc.ildfd In Ui:. AiIkI'Im the piisl ^cveral yr.irs, but 'Mil nniv nitnc bwlc to the Nortliivr.M, They were former liailpy rcMdpnu.
Growing
Lower’60 Wheat
Crop EstimatednOlSE, April M iri-A Bimcr,
wheat crop «f 19,602.000 bii.ilir t In pra-pcct In Idaho thl. yc.ir. Hip
U, : It Miu;today.
"While IV crop ihl, .M7e i.' 11 pp ccnt below ln.-)i year's prndiigtimi, the asency Mid. "It b Mill an jivpr i>RC*lzfd crtip. In itrnprnl, thr nci crop pjcappd ^cvere wlntpr .'inriiw
Tlie dppartincnt ^nld crop cmidl linn Appeared Kood and rroiioii dnmnsc lltihl-
The departnicnt nbo Bntioiiiicfd lhal milk production for Maicli WM pstlinaltd ni HI nillllnn pound.1, which excccd March 1059, nnd Ihc 11H9-58 nvcraKc Mnrcli output by Mven per cent nnd 20 per cent rpApcctlvely
PressiireJVow
for
Nixon ActionWASHINGTON. April U Of —
New pre.viure bulll iip on Vic* rre.ildent Rlchnrd M, Nixon todnjr la opeji up KlfJi poUilcitl ctm- ' palnnlns before UiP nepubllcati preMdeiitlnl nomliuitlns convention.
6cn, Barry Ooldwater, Arlronn, chairman of tlie ncpubllcnii arim- lorlnl cnni])M;;n committer, ^ald Nixon's Ahowlnjt In Tuewlays Illl- ' iiois primary conceivably inny brim ;.i)nie ch.ini;i's In the vice prc.sl* dent's stratcny.
Ruiinlni: unopposed In the COf* pre.-.ldcntial primary. Nixon col- Ipclcd 725.000 vote.i »vllh ne.irly ' 300 prrcinci.t unrcportcd: TliL ni>- proiielied but .still (pH belov lim *81,710 prc.Mdeni Etieiihower sol In Ihe 135C primary,
I'iwlbly more siKnlflcant. lio-*-. pver, llip vice prc^ldcnl fell nioio than I5U.OOO voles short of Uip total rollpd, up by Sen, Paul Doiii;- la.s. n Dmiocrntic llbernl who \vns unopposed lor nomliintlon'to tha senate.
OoUlwatfr nald thLi oiitcnin<i eouUl be dbcnuiitrd ^on1ewllat bp- ciuL'e Douglas bud done whai hr called n Roocl Job of campal;;iilni; nnd nt) -vpeciftl Republican drive was pul on for Nixon.
•'Uul H .'.usBMl.i Ihut maybe Hip vicr president cunhl to take nii- nlher look nt hl.n determination not
ciiinpalKn tintll after the convention." Guldwaler (uild.
Vhll ninbe'* 01d-Ka«hlnnei| Seeil .Slore, en Truck I^ne, tfhtr« teedi
•Illl aold Jn bulk.—adr.
• rnnrl-l, M-<liiv
Potatoes-Onions
Wall Street
Chatter
ButterandEffgs
Medical School
To Be DiscussedBOISK. April 14 Tri—Tlie Ilrst
fult-commliiee dL',cii.vslon of ttie fpa.ilblllly of n medical school In Idnho l.t slated (nr Saturday here.
Tlilrteen doctors, representlnR medlcnl .■ocletles throuRhout the stnte, will meet with Dr. Alfred Popnift, chairman of the tubcom- nilttee, In an nll-day se.vUon.
Idnho 6<nte Medlcnl n.uoclntlon • Executive Secretnry Armand L ■ Bird, DobP. -lald there wu' ni
way of prpdictlne If the lubcom' mlitee will n. k the Amprlcnn Mcdlcnl n.uoolailon to consider the stJite’s nblllty to lupport niedlenl school,
Reprr.'icnlatlvps nt the meetl .. will Include three from Pocalello. n Riuch-mpntloned po&.ilbl« site for the school. Boise, Burley, Caldwell. Moscow, Idnho Fnlls, Lewiston and Coeur d'Alene.
STUDENTS KETL’RN EDES. April 14—Keith IhiPltle in of Mr, nnd Mrs, Herman liupi.
tlK, returned to the Untver.-.lty o Idaho, .Mo. cott', nftpr vbltlnK here durlnic spring vnciitlou. Oihcrs lurnlnK to the unlvpr.iliy nre D Andrews, daudiier of Mr,Mra. Don AJidrevij; Onrj- i ’hllllps.
■ Mr, nnd'Mrs. F. P, Phillip? bolh Haxelton. nnd Lnrrj' Penning............. of Mr. nnd Mrs. RoxsPennlnirton. nnd Carl Lpp Kelley,
of Mr, nnd Mrs, C.irl M. Kelly, both Eden.
World'# sleepe.'l Incline rnllway _ at the Uoyiil Gorcc park, near Jivnyon City. Colo.
NEW YORK, April U HTC—, report on the nlumlnum Indu.stry by Tljoiniui nnd McKinnon nsk.i If. 'the metal can continue It-i steeply] riiJDK growih curve of the pnst 20
The IndiLitry's mnnaRpment evl- dPiilly thlnli.i .so, It poliit.1 out. be- caii.'P nowhere can the Invwior find mnr(‘ piv'lllve enpltnl spcndlnc plaai of .luch a mnKnllude nj ' Impri'.M the mo.-.t ^kfptlcnl.
Tlv .'lock mnrkcL hns taken rather dim view of nlumlnum ns Riowth liiilusiry rpcpntly ni'd ihp.'e siorK.1 .irp hoverinK i*round ihp inj i-no lows, probably hpcausp of tli(t>iJl-publlci7.rd npar Iprm ovi capanlty.
pnst experience shoi Thojii.snn nniJ McKinnon Uial thn time lo buy proven Erowth' efiultlrs Ls pri'cUply when Mich jw- ' simism li most prevalent. It ommeitil.s .mother hnid Iiwk.
One ot the most touted b.w , recent weeks hn.s been Johu'-Maii- villp eiirpnration with UachP nnd company the lateit lo climb band waRon, Bachc pnlnt.s oi Ihe company, with lu sub.Mantinlly
’ Improved pnr.Uloii. Is ^elllnu nboiit 13 limes rsMliialrd current
• '‘'■ije.iriiinM nllhouiih n 1. niulliph "'I\v.i,\* chnractpi’lslic over the pwl
,,'^‘ lspvrral years.I Hrynnlii’. and cninp.inv sa I Iiiie.-chemlcal coi-poraiion . ecins Inndpivalupd In relntinn to current tearnlni; power, e.iilmntlns a
:,n a .\hnrp for this year a(:i*ln.st 10 la 1059.:iir Chrmlcal fund eUnilnaled lioldlncs of li, K GoodrlcJi IV, Oulf Oil rorporatlnn and iiiilaiil Oil of California durmi;■ Iii.'t qilarler, it rppoited.Id's holdlnRs of Royal Outch loleum wa.% sub-'lantlally .v."il uhllp Upjohn rompany s ncfjultpd (or ihe first time.
r/vnp-tn\’JJJ.1 iJc/Jj))ieIy to bf "odiS} the kI.-:,'.'. nccordlns to Slnnlpy llel- and company. With ihc'tpcap- <• of the company's parnlnRpow- llrller .'(ay.s, ihr stock xvarr.nnt.-. niich hlKher market nppr.’»Ual,Mail Hospitalized __________
By ,Ierome CrashiMrs. Houston Is
lalten by DeathJEROME, April 14-CralK Wa|.•r.s, Jerome, wiu rpiHn ip<l in '’iiti-
provpd " condition by hu aiicndim; phy.Mclan nt tit. Benedlcl’s ho.',plt;U this mornhiR from injuries n-ceivi-d . when the 1959 Chevrolet pickup'’’''' truck he was drlvliiK demol-M';'. hlipd Wedne.sdav nfternonu. I •'
Deputy ShiTKf Gordon Npwbiy.j"*'' Invp.MlRiillnR oKlcer, .'aid tlip triiei; j Ipfl the road nboiii I."! miles nnrih. iilM of Jeromp, Mrikine Uva Ior> iiinilon.s.
Damace to Ihe t;iuk aas set It $2,000, Walters had eoiicu.'.r.lnu.v brul,»es and lacernilons. IiiveMi- jatlon Into thp cr-a-sh l cniuinuin;,;he deputy raid.
JKilOME, April 14 lull; loll. !>.1, dIPd Wpdnp/j|n:Hr linmr of her daiichtPr.. Mr.'
irpi.pi , Jcion;
Rites HeldPARMA, April 14 a
__ aacrttl-acn’lce.WM.hcl(lJn.aJLttlechnpet here yesterdny for Jeftneil Kim Stubblefield, the SlomeM twin who aurvlred n n n operatloB but died of pneumonia.
About 50 persoai, lnelu4lnK rela. tlves of the Jnme#' Btubbltfield family ndtnded the ntM.lield_at
_Ui»-I>edchun-DaiaH>DaTU chtpcL
Twin Falls Markets
lU—iii.ec
11%TM «Ml«n gooM)
UUTTtK/AT
born at Wabasha, Mhin T, rf(C(;. 6'!iP wji.N m.irflcd ;c Kd' G. Houston, Mho died Mareh
I IT. 1913. Thp (aiiiily nuupd ta I'lVln falls in I90n and to Jeriuiir1 ill lLi3n, .Mrs. Hou.slon was a mpm- bi r ol llie I’re.sbylerlnn ehuri'h.
Survii ini! .ire a .'on. Erniik ll(iu\- tim. Jpiome; two dauKhler.s, .Mr.* El.|ipr.'.on and .Mis. J. R. Walker, Eureka, Moni.: (ivr iirandchildrfn and ^evrn Kreal-Rrandchllilren.
i-linpr.il .■cTVire.s will 1>p hpid nt2 pm. .S.itiirilay at llip Pre.-.bytp. riaii ihurcJi with the Rev. John Oldman, ;r., olliciaimk-. J-'inal nle^ will be held in the T'*in J'.illi rr:iiricry. f'rir/uli fii.iv full fioni 1 10 9 pm. TOd,iy nnd until Iliiie of services Salurdny at the Wiley fiinernl chapel.
aiiur.idny fiervicen will be held 8 . . todfly til the Tellow.shlp hall o( ihp MPtho<li.M church. 'lliLi will
• enndlellKlit cominuninn Kltli
C O A S T T O C O A S T
R O A D H A Z A R D
G U A R A N T E I
S e a r s S a fe - T - T re a d
F u l l R e t r e a d T ir e s
10 . 8 8each plu( lax ^And Old Tire nejardlMt 0/ IlJ Condlllon
..... 12.88 cac h plus tax*
14.88 c ac h plus tax*
. 16.88 cach plus tax*
AU.STATE
T R IPLK f;i;VK,\\TEK
!• I,;fp|ime Cnnrnntee•t *11 defeeH in material >orkinfln»Iilii iiroralpj o
Ifpaii tieir.
ir Srr»ier Cunranlee.
lalIlv|ie*orrojdliaiar«i«.
•And Old Tiro Rcgardloii of It i Condition
12-month guorontco . . . good in oil Scart ttorct
Only the most tclcct tire carcotsct ore used
New tread design . . . new deep tire tread
Hava a set mounted on your cor today! i
Guaranteed for 24 Months
nnllis, P.I.
• Xiiti^rnrllon niineaiilred rjniirninneyhirk. •VII*<Ij'u*|.
menl* are lo p.| on tlip nirrrnt pfiee iiiiliout iraire'.Iii at 1 ’freiuni.
17. 8 8
And Old Tire Regordlcss o f Condition
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THURSDAY, APRIL U . I0f,0TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO 'PAGE NINETEEN
Giants Top Cards by 6-1; Eight-Inning Hit Spoils No-Hit Bid by McCormick
Vm iU ifiilleftliimder M ike McCormick for a no.hittcr whcn'stHti M iisiiil, u» the cij^hth m m nK Wedncsdny. l,u t he went on to pitch a thrce.hittcf hs San
i- raia-isj'o won its second in n row from St. Louis 6 4 . .M usinl was.cru5c<! iu n donltle-
. JhB Larilinals roJlectetl a run. thmjfffi, when Leon W agner Mh^ved w ith his
second homeruti In nn many
(iavs. Sfln Frnncisco blnsteii out Ihree ryw In .the lecond tnd Iwo In Uie ihltd Inning off init Mullip»w wilmer iVlntg»r Bcndi MImIi,
'Hit Olanb poundfd out IJ hlU., tiicludlne {|vr duiiblri kx welt u ’ » homerun by Willie Kirkland.
KlrkUnd connected In ihe Itiird f »fter Willie M»y» loi hli second » ot four Mrtlght hlU.'• T aulc ThMjju jind Ernlt BinJu :: lill llielr fifji liomerun*. of the• »e»Mn »nd righthander Olen Hob. e ble mtMered the Dodger* for the
lin t time in hli life i.t Chicago r »topped lAa Angele* ‘4-o before s J«,«S fativ -I. L»rry Slterry, pUehlng hero <it 9 the IMS world »er1e>. received hit r flrM Id.u xince Iiit July i}, ]{r t had Muii .\e»rn jtr»l«lit. not count-• liu liu tvio Morld series victorlet.
Hubble iiirreiiderrd jusl five hllaand allowed only one Dodger to
be>'<uxt tfcatid huie. lie I fanned three and gave up five
wallu, three of them to Jim 011- . Ilani.I Sherry-, ihooting for a itarter'a . Job after ipendtng much of )a.il
j'car In tlie ballpen, looked Jound T excepi tor tro pKchei.. Buiikui, who hit i i hotneri lait . year, biased the ball Into Uie left / (Icld seat4 with the buea empiv y In the fourth and Tliomnx con*. nected wllh Iwo men aboard In th* f, eighth. Doth were Mild *hnU.1 Hobble, who Jed the Cuti.V iCsff
In vletorlei vlUi 19 In Ifi&o and 10
Indian Roolde
Is Talk of
Spring LeagueSl-W YORK. April U CfV—Tlje
b's mile in American league clrclw \Vidnr.idi*y I* about » big fellow -.Mir> lit nuking It to lile In tiprlng
with the Cleveland In- you »oniitr where tliey’i
hrni lilding him up to noa'.Ill* fellow'i n»me Wiilter
’ noiid and everything about him Is Ur iUnd» 6 /eel. 7 InchM,
uTiglu 333 pounda and rttemblcJ l.iikR Kuler, Uie Indians' former fjtot bx\cman. Tlie rejemblnnce riKls right there, however. Where- t< K;i»trr uM ilow. cumbrraome (ind uell along In year* when he /Lined (tis 2ndJaAC, Baud Is fuc. icrurrCul In the (tcid and b not >ci 23.
'Ill* figures Indicate only part- \v the tremendous itlr Bond has' firnted In the Cictu* and Orape- fniit league*.
Iliry ahow him Iilttlng a( rlip ullh 33 for 11 Including five liDuieruiu and 71 runa batted In.' •nic'day he clouled two mighty lalplea In the Indiana’ 7-4 victory nver the Yankees at St. Petersburg and Ijnpreued obier\'era with hl.f xpeed around Ui« ba.<iea and ri<ngf> In the outfield.
Allhough he went to Arlxonn (111 added sUrter and was i IiUc-ed on the roller until last urek. the young giant apparently li.v« won the regular center Held Ix-rth. He's either thaKiokle of the major leagcus i>r the most colloul aprtng bloomers ot the decade.
This Is Ihe samr fellow whom thfl St, Louis Cardinals released a fwplff ot ytirs tgo and who ijJt only .377 at Reading, a clas« A rlub )n thi Eastern league, last *rn.<oii.
"I got to Ilka what he’s done for 11,1 In spring training.” said Man- «srr Joe Gordon. "So far. he’a hit (hA stuffings cut o[ ertrythltig thrown at him. What r like U ttiat short atroke. This should Indicate h» won't get fooird aji often sui . friionr who .might take th» big
Hart Scores
1"K0 Win Over
Rocky KalingoCHICAOO, April U tfl — Sugar
llnrt. No. 7 ranked wettenvelght from Philadelphia, Wednudny iiiRht scored a flftli-round technical ineckwt orer the PhJIJpplne champlorv Rocky Kalingo.
Kalingo, knocked down for »even count at th» end of the fourth round, did not aawer the brll for the fifth.
lufrree Bernard Weluman fnunted to seven before the b rang ending the fourth. Hurt, s-3 favorite, floored Xallngo ni ihn ropes with a left-right combination.
Dr. Irving Slotl of the Illinois *i])letJo commission rzajnlncd the 2<-yenr-o!d Kalingo between round* and 'ruled he wns no condition to continue, had. a cut on his left eyebrow in the tliird and It began bleeding freely }n th« fourth.
'171* cut. plus Katfcgo's dated eondlUon. brought Blott’a decUlon.
Kalingo, outaelshed I&3 pounds to MS, was msklng hta debut In the acheduled Chicago stadium 10- rounder. But once Hart, a top-
—r.mkfftl mntfnitrc.a.yeac-y0. .1)cz gnn getting th# rwnge In theTourth round. 11 was J0!t a quesUon of time,
The Ttctory was tlie J4-yenr-old Ilnrt’a 39th and his 33nd kayo ln| 3« stArta. Kalingo absorbed hli 7ih lou agalnm 40 TlctorlcA and i draws.
—Toliver-Resigns-
Murtaugii PostMURTAUOK. April H-D«Von
Anderron ha* been appointed head fr>oit)all cosch at Murtaugh high school, replacing Tom Toliver who rr.5igned recently to accept » position M Pnnns.
Anderson, who csme to Murlaugh fiom Decio two year* ago, will roiiiinue as hes'd biuketball and track coAch, uys Tom Utterback, principal,
Tallver will be head football couch and as.ilii In bBsk'eti>all at Pnrma. Under his guidance. Mur- tnuRh buame cne of the powers In; lorn] clau B football circles, with a winning season th# paat three years and the Southsld* conference championship last (all.
Badger Boxer Is-
Still “Critical”MADISON. Wll, April 14 tfl—
■University of Wlseoniln b o x t r Charlie Mohr remained neir death ^Vednf.tdfly /rom « brain Injury recelved ln last week-end’s KOAA toumAmcnt.
No change hu been reported nlnce Tuc.iday noon when n student health center bulletin said hl.i pulse and blood pressure had
■ Improved sligfiUy. Hit coaditioD itlll U lUted M “rery criUcftl."
---Thn3:yeaR)irMnrtcK-Nr'r=acnior ha* b«n unconscious tlnce Saturday night, when' he colUpsed minutes after he lost a title light to Stud Barlell of San Jose (Calif.) aoite,- A team of *urgeons per- /ormed a three-hour operation - hl» brain.___________________
IO W L (^N GBOWUDROME
• -KUn Dabblm League Dryden'Johaiuen de fe a ted
Ororef, ♦•0; Harrlnglwj-CunnJnr- hani defeated I^rsons, 3-1; Hon- derlclu defeated BodeaHabi, 3-1; Hardings tied Crumrlne.v 3-3,
High Individual game, women. Cora Sodenstab, 177: men. Cha.i, Crumrlne. 333; high Individual aertes, women, Jesn Cnimrlne, 455: men. Bob Honderlcl). 637; high *«rai«h team gam«, Crum-
cap team aeries. Honderlclis, 1,080; high scratch team series. Crum- rtnu, DM.
ConUneotal Leacua Motor-Vu defeated Tutf club,
1-0; Eden Oilers-defeated Magic Valley Benn. 3-1: Snj-der* Office Equipment defeated Bob Reese Motor. <-0: Military Inn defeated K B P . 3-1: American Linen <le* feat«d Packs. 3-1.
nigh Individual game, Glenn Wells, 211: high Individual wrlM. Eddio Howa, SBS: high scratch
If. Eden OJ]fTJ,.93B;.high handicap Uam game, Eden Oilers. 8B7: high handicap team aeries, Motor«Vu. 2.8M; high »er»teh team series, Motor-Vu, 3i<8,
HlRhllghU: Bowler of week. Eddie Howa,
Reddy Klllowatt I^gue Misfits defeiUd Stumble Bums.
3-1- Headplnnert defeated Flre- flles. 3-1: Pour SpllU defeated Four Most, 4*0; Murderer* now defeated Plnbusters, 3-1; Four Reddy* defeated Hopefuls. 3-J.
Men’s high Individual came, Joe Humphreys. IM: Men’s high individual series. Bob Pl*k. 571: high scratch team game. KSurdertr's now, 848: high handicap teUn (tame. Murderer’s Row. 3^SS: high rcratch team series. Murderer* llow. UM.
Womrn'a high game. Sdna Par- .jn.'. 185; Women'a high aerlCs, Edna. Panons. 493.
------m oio-uow i.—Horn* Makers Leacu*
Hull’s Turkeys tied Smith Roofing. 3-3; Couberly Realty tied wn- son Planing Mill. 2-2: Syringa In- (lurance defeated Wills Motor. 3-1: Farm Bureau Insurance defeated Eleclrfc Pump and Equipment, <- 0- Jasper’s Drlve-ln. Ctirrj-. de*l feated Magic Valley Plumbing and
High Individual gome.' Ruth prentice. 117: high Individual aeries. Reu Wilhite. 482: scratch teem game. Hull's Turkeys. 581: high handicap lenm gnmc. Hull’s Turkeys, 7Ji: high handicap team series. Hull's Turkeys, 3.067: high scratch team scries. Farm Bureau Injurwnce, l.e84.
Blghllghts-Ruth Prrntice earned her 17S pin; Bowler of the week. Deulah Turner. 453.
(ieneral League W «t Five Points Sinclair de-
feated Electric Pump. 4-0; National Ouara de/eatfd CuHlgan Soil Water. 3-1: Pacific Co-op defeated Southworth Produce, 3-1: Pacific Fruit Ued Coca Cola. 3-2; Klaa* and Klaa* defeated Clawson Construction, 3*1.
High Individual game. B. Mon- tleUi. 2?fl; high Individual aerie.v B. Montleth. 5S8; high acratch uam game, Klaas and K lau. SSO; high handicap team game. Klaa* and Klaas. 8«7: high handicap tc|«> series, Klaas and Klaas. S.- 701; high scratch team aerie*. Klaas and Klaas. 2.6M,
Hlghllghts-Bowler. ot tha week. B. Montleth. &88.
Valley Leagu*Aigrow Research de fe a te d
TUa»-N*w» 3-1, Jloatess cake dr- eated ITn Pur Shop T-l. Haney
Seed-Oo.-defealed-Wonder-Bread 3-1. C. C. Anderson defeated Jack and Jean* 3-1, East fi-PolnU defeated Atgrow Production 4>0,■ High Indlvldusl game, Jack Cubit and JCelUi Burjft«, a3«; high Individual serle*, Jack Cubit, 831; high icratcli te«m vani,
Rickey Sure
New Loop W ill
Open in 1961NEW YORK, April U —
Branch Rickey has reiterated that the Conllnenlsl letgue, despite lack ot aupport from orgnniicd biLse- ball. will begin operations in 1001 bn schedule.
The 78-ye»r-oId hesd of the would-be msjor circuit lutld he was more certain tlian ever that the Continental league would not only t)ecome a reality next- year but will surpass the currently c stltuted majors In four yeai*.
Rickey's optlmljiu was voiced during a spcclal ceremony In city hall when a model of the profMscd stadium for the Nen- York entry
as unveiled to new.'.men.Among UiQse nlio gave the sta
dium his blesslnc.i was Mayor Robert F. Wagner who said the board of e*Umate will-vote In favor of Its coiistructloii at a roeellDy April 37.
Present plans call for a U.OOO- seat stadium will) movable Aectloa for conversion . to accommodntc 110,000 for football, • A proposed patting lot will accommodnte 5,500 automobiles. The stadium nLio will leAtitre two srctJcai of rotallni: seats, the absence of pillars and column.1 or »ny oiher obstnictlon. escalators and contlnou. llRhllnic.
The city will bul!d the stadium and lease tlie structure to. the bsseball franchbe owner*. Tlic venture. tceonUng to Uie mayor. will not cost the taxpayers a penny. It will be self-liquidating, on the buls of a 30-year-bond L'sue. Rental would be t&OO.OOO a year.
Women’s AAU
Swim Touriiey
Opens TodayBARTLESVILLE, Okla., April 14
I^T hB nation’s bc.«t womrn swl.ni- mera tuned their strokfc Wcdne.s- day In prepsratlon for an a.«nult on the record* in the Nntlonnl AAU Indoor swimming and diving championship* opening here Thursday.
All but one of the dcfendlnR champions were on hand for the Uuvt-day meet which winds up Saturday night.
iCen TVesdtrar. mee( dlretlor. -edleted all records would be
You’re Out!
Southern Idaho Pro Golfers Set Two New Tournaments for State
Two new K«lf loiiniiimonts., lioth Hlalcd fo r Uic Blue Likes Country club, w ill b » »pon.«(>ro(I tliis mimnu'r liy the Idaho cha iitcr, Rocky Moiintniii section o f the Profea-
.sional (lolfi'r'.i association, Tlio cliapter, comprised InrKcly of j)rofcssional3'in South-
Ulll MaierokkI of the I'ittiliurgh I'Irate* was out at the plate when eatclicr Hob Oldl* grounded to the Chicago White Sox’ Gena Freese at Payne parlc in Sarasota. Fla. Tht-tnll-rif*ehcteil-off-<lie. third baseman's body and shortstop Luis Apsrkio reenvered It and threw lo Sherman Lollar. Umpire Jo* Psparella makes the decision emphatic. ______________________________
predictedbroken.“T tie girls have been working
overtime to prepare tljem.ielves, for competition in thLt Olympic year," he said. "All of the qualifying times have equale<l or have been near the present meet ords."
Hie apotllght will b« on six top OlymjJtc prospects in the swim- mlog events. Heading this ea.-st Ij ChrLi von Saltai, Santa Clarn, Calir., holder of Uie American record In Uie 100- and 250.yard (ree- stylo Bvenu, Her recottl Is: 5«.6 In tho 100 and 2:41 In the 2M.
Carln Cone of Ridgewood. N. J,.vlmmlng for the Shamrock HlU
ton SwJm dub, Uousion. Tex., It the defending champion and record-holder in Uie 100- and 200-yard backstroke events, while Sylvia Ruuska, Berkeley, Calif,, will seek to better, her records In the 500- yard freestylo and 400-yard IndU rfdual medley.
Suale Ordoch, Seattle. i.i the only defending champion mls.\lng. Other tltleholden on hand are Nancy Ramey, SeatUe. In the 100-yard butterfly; Irene MacDonald. Los
Uie three-rr
TOU'ni FREED
NEW YORK, April U CT-nie teen-age son of former baseball star Hoy Ctmptntllt u/u freed Wedne*day from a charge of lar- :eny and receiving stolen -goods—
jn_condUlon_thai,he siava out of trouble.
East S-PolntJ. P28; high handicap team game. East S-Polnt.i. 1,000; high handicap team scrle.i. Ea.it 5-Polnts, 3m : hlEh scratch team series. Ea.it 5-Polnls, 3.638.
Bowler of the Week. Jack Cubit, 031.
Filer Slates
Amateur Boxing
Card TonightFILER, April 14—A lt!-bout
uninteur cura. pliu an exhibition bout between tho—Tgr^ey brothers, will be presented at the nicr lilRh .ichool (rymna- slumni 8 pm. today.
Boys fiom J u n io r high through high school aj;c.i will participate In Cfie IC tioi/W. which will con.ilst of thrirc two. minute rounds.
•nie exhibition will pit Ocne (Pooget Turley, a profc.vilonal boxer who Is ending an 18- uionth lay-off. agaln/.i h is brother. Wootlrow I'urlcy,
All pfocccd.i will be uicd to purcha.- e football equipment for thw Filer athletic department.
Of/iciais will i>e Marvln Cox, referee, and Lloyd Hardesty and Dill Moran. Judge.'*.
'Montreal Can
Clinch Title
ThursdayTORONTO, April U f-fl — The
strciiklng Montreal'' Cnnadleiw. needing only one more victory to win hockeys Stanley Cup for'the fifth straight year, called off a morning workout Wednesday In protest of the early hour alJotted by the Toronto manitffcment.
If the Canndlens close out the final Uc.M.of.scvcn aeries wlUt the .Maple LeaM In.four straight by
.Inning Thursday'* Rame. they ./111 becomc the second team lo complete a Stanley cup sweep, riiey eliminated th e Chicago Black Hawks 4-0 In the semifinals. Only the 1»&3 Detroit Red Wing*
on the cup In eight straight.
Coach Toe Blake of the Cana- cllcai Munded oil about Uie enrly
practice time the gardeaV
Memphis State
Senior Wins
NCAA AwardHOUSTON. TeX-.-April 14 i/IW
Gcno Dixon. Memphis Stat«' senior fired a one-under-par 71 Wednesday and gnU>bed medal honors In the opening round of the IS- team National Intercollegiate golf tournament.
Dixon, a 22-year-old Tennes.-;ec State amateur and open champion carded 38-33 for tlie G,ft01-yard par 73 Pine Forest Country club course. This gave him a one-stroke lead over Homero Blancn.% University of Houston sophomore. Blancos, Hoa^ton’s city champion,
nd a par 3(J-36-72.Don Eulg. the defending cham
pion from Louisiana state, posted a 74 which dropped him lo a alxUi- pUco tie, Jackie Cuplt, the 105B winner from Houston, shot a 7S EsslR won his titlo last year with
2M for 73 holu.Houston unverally, the NCAA
champion the past four years, took the team medal wlU» a 200.
ilifymg 1
For Blue LakesQualifying for tlio Blue Lnkes
Country club'* Junior best bslt tournament will begin at s «jn. Saturday, announce* courao pro Dave Klllen.
Pairing* include Ralph Carpenter. Bill Cook and Mike lltvrpcr; Bill Snyder. Bob Sutcllff nnd John need; Mark Phillip.^ Armour An- dersoni Jr., and Oreg Mnuss; John Ander.son. Pat Florence and Stormy Blake, and Peter DeLuca. Mike Fisher. David Soli and lUck Splketh,
Subsequent matchM will 'be played at S a.m. each Saturday untll-Uie-toumamenHA-completed.
ET EXHOlfnON LONDON, April 14 t/B — Ben
Hogan and Sam Snead. Amerlc.i’s famoai golf pair, Wednc.«lny invited to take part in a
charity match agiilnat BrlUih Ryder cuppers Dal Rees and Peter Allis* at Wentworth early July.
officials had given hU team. Hi folloued Uils up by ciUllng off the workout.
Workout or not. most obscn’crs already have conceded a. Montreal sweep (n tiiLi' series following 'I'uesdny night*’ 5-2 victory.
Punch Inilach, conch of the dea- perato Lciifs, .Mill contends hl.% club can come back. "Nothing 15 Impossible.” he told the writer*.
ilaho anil Knsleru UroKon, will conduct a ju n io r touniami'ni July 18-19 ana a pro- iiial match i)lay tiiiirncy Nov. 7-0. C haiito r .Hccriitary nuvc Killcn, Bluft. Lake*-------------------- Country cliif) pro. said U'cd- ~
nesilav nijrht Iho chapter plans ti make both evenl.i annual aftnlrs.
The Junior tournament will be split into two separate funcUon.1,On July JB. the chapter professionals will Join in staging a pro- Junior event. Tlie following day. the juniors will qualify for the USOA National Junior golf tournament with the winner* being ell-
vie-for national honor*..
It July 18-19 and a pro- .
Jerome Takes
High School
Golf TourneyBUHL, April l4 - Jerome high
school walked nff with lo[> honors!.......In-the first dbtncl golt match of;g1blrthe year WednculBy atlcrnooii. < -me match play tournament will
Tlie Tiger team, composed of|„iatk the end of the seaj on oJid Jim Sccii-y. Bacon. Lawman and|e.,mblt.sh a chapter champion In Terry Small, posti-d an aKi:rc;:nte! nddltlon to allowing the profcs-
"wrap up" season bual-of 209 to brat out ’IM,ln r'alls Bruins, who ha.n a 300,
Mlnico SparUns, In their ond year of competition, took third with 331. followed.by Burley at 341. Ooodlng with 344, Buhl wim 345 nnd Filer with 413.
Carl Hoss. Twin FalLi, look medalist honors wllh n 71—three par on the Clear Lake.i country club course, Seeley, who along with Ho.u made the state Junior golf team last year, tied wllh Jim Shields. Buhl, for sccond at 72.
Tlte same team* will meet again April 23 at 9 ajn. on Ui« Ooodlng courst/'
Red Sox Blank
White Sox 3-0SARASOTA, Flo„ April 14 W -
Tom Brewer and Prank Sullivan conUnued the miserly pltclilng of the Boston Red Sox to blank the Chicago White Sox 3-0 Wednesday, --It wa»-the-flrst-appcarance of Ute Red Sox In their former spring trolnlnr home s ince 1858 and Brewer and Sullivan treated 3,081 fans to a two-hit performance.
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Klllen also announced the chap- , r's summer schedule of pro-am events; April 25. pro-am at Twin Falb muny; Mny 2. pro-am at Pocatello muny; May 0.’ pro-am at Ontario. Ore,; May 10 or July 18 — Pro-am at Pocatcllo country club; June 0, pro-nm at Caldwell; June 30. pro-am at Plantation. Boise; July 25. pro-am at Gooding; Aug. 20, pro-wn at Sun Valley; Sept, 20, pro-women at Hlll- crest country club, Boise; Sept. 16- le — Idaho open at Twin Falls muny, and Oct. 3 pro-tm at Nimps.
Klllen added the chopler Is Interested In forming a committee to work wlUt the state amateur assoclaUon to coordinate scheduling of events.
Ctispter officers for the year are Arnold Haneke, Boise Hlllcre*t. president: Cliff Whittle. Twin Fail*, muny, vice president and tournament chairman, and Klllen,
Clncliuiatl Rcd.1 first baseman Frank Robinson played basketball on the same Oakland, Calif., high school team as Bill RuueU of the Boston Celtics.
Daniels Hurls
No-Hitter as
Indians WinRICiinELD, April U — Th#
Shoslinne Indians, eettlnc a no- hit effort from Dxnirlj, beitM th« Richfield Tlgeri 3*1 Wednesdoy aflcrnoon.
Despite D an lcU superlative showlnj, the Iiidlani couldn't clinch Uie victory until an cutfleld error opened Uie door for Uie two cllnclilng runs,
Rees, tfte fasfnsf pitcher, stnick out 13 Shoshone batsmen but had trouble with the Indians’ LaVcm Bernard anit Perron, who went two tor thre« at the plate.
The victory kept Shoshone lo It race for U>e fl*s* B district
trophy, one game behind the pace- Mttlng Kagerman Pirates, Those two t«am* alons with Hailey and BUS* are Uii only KhooU ipon- taring a butball jiroertua.
No Changes Made
In Bowling MeetTOLEDO,- O, April 14 IT—AU
bowlers competing Wednesday In Uie American BowUns convre** tournament's miner events fell short of score* needed to make Uie top 10 itandlogi.■ •niB'~a»y^~p*ce-«ett«a~wer>— Paul 2am. Toledo, who «ored 1,- £)j In aU-erenti: Drex Winstecf. Hamilton, O.. 07S in single*, and Hal Yost and Boalface Olanskl, Akron, O, 1,33B ta doubles.
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Shoiheni St. W . RE3-4S02
Farmer X Skimped on Fertilizer, Harvesled 190 Sacks Potatoes Per Acre
Herman Huff Used Adequate FeftiinrerrHarve5teif-32 Sacks Potatoes Per Acre
Herman Huff of Nnmpn, Idaho, believes in using enough ferti
lizer. “A farmer would be foolish not to fertilize properly; adequate
m-is-neceflsary forprorils,-6ayB Mr.-Hufr^
M r. Huff used USS Am m onium Sulfate on his potatoes last
year, harvested 321 sacks of p<5tatocs an acre.
•’ForminK is just like any business - you have lo follow prac
tices that bring you the grcatesl rcturn.'I consider fertilizer essen
tial in my farming proRram, For nitrogen, I like USS Nitrogen
Fertilizers," Mr. Huff said.
Arc you using enotJgh fertilizer? In Idaho, recommendations
for potatoes following a row crop call for application of 100 pounds
of available nitrogen, 80 poijnds of available phosphate pec acre.'
Farmers who opply low rates, of fertilizer harvest lower yields.
Farmers such as Herman Hoff app ly adequate fertilizer and get
higher yields at han ’est time.
Insist on USS Nitrogen Fertilizers for your crops this year.
USS Nitrogen Fertilizers arc made by United States Steel and sold
by reliable dealer.?. “ Jt lakes N , Men” and USS Nitrogen FcrU* •
liters are top-qunlity fertilizers th a t mean more dollars per acre.
Use enough fctilizer; harvest more profits! ^
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D U C K E G G S
FULLPOUND
FULLPOUND
3 9 ‘ C H IC K E G G S 3 9 ‘
3 9 ‘ ia s te r C e n te r P ie c e s . . .7 9 ‘
SEE ''P E T E R R A B B IT "
IN P IR S O II* • • • • • • • •
F R E E G uess ing C o n te s t
Disneyland's "P e t^ r Rabbit” w ill m ake personal appeor- onces in o lll 3 Sav-Mor Drug Stores. In Buhl Thursday A fternoon , . in Burley A ll Day Friday . . and at Twin Falls A il Day Saturday.
See the b ig Easter Basket in our w indow i Guess the number of eggs it contains. The two closest guesses-win the big Easter Bunnies!
N O T H IN G TO BUY . NO O BLIG A TIO N
■ XHECK THESE
L U C K YCALENDAR NUMBERS
1901-1341
1190-917
If Your Calendar Has One of These Numbers Bring It In
For Valuable Prize.HEY KIDS!,• Sa«-Mor‘i rrlrr lUbbit will be BlUhe MOTOK-VU
SATUnDAV knd SUNDAY NIGHTS.'
Join the ills Falter F.ti liunl Sundiy M th t « l 7 I’-M.
1DAYF IL M S E R V IC E
For Your Easter Snaps
Bring Them In Before 7 p.m. Monday Evening . . . Get Them Bock Tues. Evening
T h is Docs Nof Apply fo
Colored Film
YOU SAVE DOUBLE AT SAV-MOR STORES
P R IC E S p lu s
S & H
G R E E N S T A M P S
D O N T M I S S I T . . . I N A L L 3 S A V - M O R S T O R E S
D R U G
A N N I X ^IN DOWNTOWN TWIN FALLS
BURLEY-
• i .
S N O b o Y vegetables and MORTON salt just naturally go together
“ Pick at dawn. . . ship at~3usk” —that's Snobovs rule to make sure you get his vegetables at Uicir freshest. And you I;now
Spted taunit ol picking !lmo. SsonoY celcry for in'i.ince, mini l>c .->1 ihe alMohiic peak of (I.ivor iKforc Ss'OiioY iii'pcclors say "iiitk."
Hill once limc .nri ivcs, il’s lian'cjietl in a hurr>’'-'toin.-ikeiure all ihatf.imoujSsonoY •'picked-ror-flaTOr”quality re.iclicj your (able.
Spt*<I «ounti In eooUng. Snobov radisliei are brusli-jcfubbcd, llicn »pccdily icc-%vater c()<)lctl tlie iniiiuic lliey arrive frcslv from llic ilrlili. Ii'i ihis fail uajbing nnJ cooling iliat keepj SsOBOV radishw fr«h . . . full of color . . . and cnckling crup.
Spt*d count* In Irlmmlng. Vegetablei, like
Uiij caiilillovvcr, arc liand-jclccled, then expertly hand-irimnicd . . . no wajie with SNonovI Not a inomeiil is lost, no fl.ivor
escapes. I'or vcRCtable* wliicK arc sized and graded, tlie um e rule of tiiumb: do it Ciitfl
, Special Offer!V E G E T A B L E H A N D B O O K I
Spt«c! ceunli In paekaglng. S noboy do«n'l NVAite a second in packaging. Directly after w.isliing and icc-waier cooling, carrots— like oilier Snoboy vegetable*—are li.md-packed
. . . to be delivered lo your store in pcrfect condition—fresh,crisp, flavorfull
Sp««d eeunlt In ihlpplng. Snorov tonutod. like all SnonoY vegriables, are, sliipped in refrifjeralcd truck* or railroad cars ihe same
day they're pickcd. from field to store, »pc«rf niakci the i(ii])ortanl SsonoY dilferencc in flavor. . . fralmcsj. . . and crispness.
---- YMl’nmevcTMen a book quite Ilka '"Wattrit Wajt ititk Fmk V4tHtiU$end Mtleni"\ TeU* how lo buy, »lore. p(ip*fe and orer 30 diHerent Uadj o( vegetablet and mtloni t More thaa 40 pmiib. relish and lalad Ideas
toRw for childreni Includca salad dxminc redpet. lunchbox lugsev____ _ nutntfonaj in/onnattak-Wlth&l pa«a(manrJa luU eolorO Uiaa book—you'll UM and everr day. And il'a youn for only 10c and Snodoy's
t pictur* from ao]rSMiBOTTeceUbUp«ckt|<l cup caupoQDowl .
30ai Wilshlft Uli-d.. Lm Anseles 5,
'•eSwblfflSSlons" to: (PLEASE PRINT)
08w Iifitn Mir 31. IMS. LInil e«t linltr.
PAGE TWENTY-TWO TIMES-NEWS, TWIN' FALLS,'iDAHO
Flavor Fed
FRYERS -1.09eaFalls Brand *
lmkSAUSAGE49M O R R E L L S O R I G I N A L - C h e f B r a n d
HALF or WHOLEBoneless . . . Ready To Eat
See It On Television!IGA STAR'STAGE, Thursdoy evening. 9:30 C han ,
nel H : Jam es Slewort in "CALLING MORNING-
SIDE 777"
(8c OFF)Pillsbury
PJ NCAKEMIX
4 lb...........45c
PILLSBURYFLOURlOlhs.1.09
Purity Spiced
JUMBLE COOKIES
2 lb. bas ..... 59c
NIAGARA STARCH
12 o«. -......... 21c
LINIT STARCH
12 «............ 16c
Chiffon, assorted
TOILET TISSUE^ roll pak .......... 2 9 c
No. 300 CAN-OCEAN SPRAY-Grand W ith Ham
CRftNBERRY SAUCE = 2i33‘Pixie o r W onderfood 10-ounce
U E A ^ ^ M AR SH M ALI0W S2^33^CAL-FAME FROZEN
6 oz. cans 61^9Libbys Selected No. 1 can
TANG DRESSING ,5.o».
ORLEANS BROKEN SHRIMP 4/.
IGA PEAS N..303 ........ ..................
45c
P ITTE D O L IV E S ..2 9 <Rosedale, No.
P E A R S : L r - 3 i 8 9 ‘Rosedale, Sliced N o . 1 V i
NOWr In Colorful New Packages . . . WHITE SATIN SUGAR . . . Idaho's Own! Easy to
Open, Easy to Close . . .Take Home WHITE SATIN Sugar and Support Idaho's Economy!
Arizona
paper' towels
iant roll ' .......31c
CRISCO
3 lb. con ........8,3 c
fluffo
3 lb. con.— 83c
Frenchs
-MUSTARa^
». It ........ 1 5C
GRAPEFRUIT
8 lb .b a g ^ ..3 9 ‘CHOICE VALENCIA
ORANGES... lb. 10cWASHINGTON RED DELICIOUS
APPLES ir, 2 lbs. 35c
TRUCKLOAIXSALEof
C A S E G O O D S
at:T horne 's-M urtaugh Person's - Kimberly
APRIL 15th & 16thSTOCK UP end SAVK
IT'S NEW!
Hostess Fiesta Loaf. .2 I S '\
Libby 46 oz. cansPineoppl^Gfapefruit ^ ; W i^ i D RIN K ...............
FREEMOVIE TICKET INSIDE l i QUAKER OATSP A G K A G E S
Large...
Y O U R
immRKF O R
‘ t<— '
TIMES-NEWS, TWIK FALLS, IDAHO PAGE TU'ENTY.THEEE
Easter Ham Costs Same
This SeasonBr The AiMCl»l«d »*re»»
The iradltloiml Easier ham will C(uv you nboui u much m lu t ycir’s Judslni! by olferlng of «u- prrmarkcts mid nelshborhood gro* ecrlM lliU week.
Tarkey, uhlch h u played an Increaslnsly ImporUnl role In Kwirr nmrketlnc in rcccni yenr*. 1.1 Ir.M popular IhlA yenf. Turkey price* nre unctiBDRfd lo « «hade hisher. nib,i of beer »rc featured by .vmie ulores. ulilie oHier* include a prominent place lor canned hnni.1.
Turkey Price* lilcliTurkey prices ore fairly lilRh
now and expected lo drop In en- aiiini; monlhx du« to Increued oinrketlnRj«.
On# bfiiellt for lurkcy ahop- perj: Cranberr)' j#uce sells for u much 03 one>Uilrd leu than liiAl November. Jlcav? atocks were built up tlien nfler the novernment unrned ivRalnat a chfmlcnl weed kJUrr U.1C1I by .lome (irowera. Tlie lerrlfs offered now come from firldi not treated by the chemical.
VeceUbU iluyi ToldVrceUbleii on the beJit bur 11<t
Include arllchokei, iuparasu.1, topped carrots In film bnics. amiill to medium onions, potatoes, bunched radishes, nplnach. water* crcjs and awret potftloc.i. Also at b.iri:nln levels are beaiw, beels, broccoli. c.ibbuRc. cauliflower, celery. eKKplniil. IcUuce, pnr.iley, lopped radUihci' and ml.wellaneoiu CQoklnc Krteoii. such im collard. kale and the like.
Ffiilt couniers feature Arocs- do.1. Empefrull. orannea and bananas.and lemons arc Kood buy.i. too, uhll« the boL qunllty apples. talouiM. llmr.i, wnlermelons ftrAwberrlu are a bit more pciLNlve. Strawberry prices show
• »;ans of ea.itnR, however, as supplies Increase from a Rood winter crop out of Florida.
Blaiiie Issues
Beer Licenses
liceme.i at ihelr reRultir meetlnif ihU week.
John E, Relnsch was Lwued cfiue to.«ll bottled or canned beer not 10 be eon.iumed on the prcm- l. el for hi* North Fork atore some six miles north of Kctchum on U. a highway 03. William L. Diehl m:« liiued A license to sell boUled or cAnned beer to be cowumcd on the premLies for l ie AUuraa lodge at Alturai lake.
D. W. Comlsh was Lvwed _ .. cense U> tell bottled or earned beer to be consumed on the premises at hLi Hot Springs L&ndlne on Mafic re.iervolr. Mrs. pearl Evu Dnrber was Issued a license to sell bottled or canned beer net to be consumed on the premises for the Oolena •tore.
Mourlce BfrTlns was Issued ceaw fo sell bottled or canned beer to ba consumed on th# premises for his Smiley Creek lodfo on ti headwaters of the Salmon river.
The commLuloners took under consldenillon ths matter of open* Ini roads In the. Lava lake .and Yal» districts,
Business Destroyed King H ill Areas -
Journeys NotedKINO H nX . April U — Mr. and
Mrs. ilarinn Hutchlnjion, Oranse-i vllle.’ rlslt«{t Tuesday afternoon j with her brother and sister-in-law.' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer liablnelon. They had vWted relatives In Fairfield but because of lluichlnson's Illness they po stp o n e d Uielr planned trip to Ne\’ada.
Mr. and Mr*.' Wlillam Ermlne- trout and fn m tly . Lonsvicw. Wash,, are vUltlnR her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Chafin. and brotJier, Tliomas Chafin. and family.
Mrs. CelU Hall, who ha.-v spent the winter In Portland with licr ton and cluuElUer-ln-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs, ilodney llBll, ha* returned home,
Mr>. William Knox
Go to PrisonBUnLEV. April U — Sheriff Le-
Page Layton look two men. sen' tencfd to not more than 15 yars, lo the stale penitentiary Wednrs- day. •
Tliey were John Herrera, 22. Burley, convicted of first drcrre biinclAr)-. and William Tliomsj, 35, Skylandvllle, La., sentenced lor Brand larceny. ••
Tuesday for her hu'band who rrlraaed from St. Alphoti.vus hui' pllal.
Minister FetedRICHFIELD. April H — Dr, P.
M.ilconib llsmniond, Boftf. reilr- IlDS district superintendent ot Ihr Methodist church, was honored by the mchfleld conErrcntlon Sunday cvrnInK at quarlerly conference.
Dr. Humniond' has sen'fd the ea.'irni dt’ trlcl Ihe pnst six ye;irs
lAlDert Pelley officiated In Ihe.Klfl£)oi,e
Tw’o Sailors Are
Home for LeavesUon W. Shsppee. son of Mr. :id Mr-n. Wllll*m B. Sliappee,
Drllcvue, and Oall L. BurRoyne, Mil of Mr.' and Mr.i, James K. liUrKoynr. Dietrich, are home on JJ days leave frotn the V. S.-nav? alter completlni; nine weeks of rrcrull tniinlni; at San Diego, ac- cordlnK to MMC Richard W. Lo«e. nsvy recruiter hrre. '
Slinppre will undergo 14 weeks of accrlernted irchnlcal training al the nnvy *chf»l of Interior com
munications after completing leave. He was promoted to ftteman apprentice upon graduation from recruit Iralnlng,
Burgoyne will sen-e oa the Shenandoah, a destroyer repair ship, with home port ot Norfolk. Vn.. after completing his leave, lie ww promoted to. seaman appren
IIAGEKMAN GL'KST HAGERMAN, April U — Jerry
VISIT I.V KHKN EDUV. April H—Mr, , William
ViiUKhii, Jr.. and children, Pfva- ti'llo. !\nd Mr.<. Dale Bauer, Burley, are visilinK Mr, and Mrs. Harold
......... ......................................... Bauer here. Tlie group aUo vbltediHall. Hollywood. C.ilif.. h vWiing DM 2 cl anti Mr*. Tliomns Mlnkcr, his parent.i. Mr. and Mrs. Larry.and .M’ns, Pocatello, who recently; Hall, and brother. Oar>’. Iretunied from Atea. Hawaii. |
Tire SaleNew and Used
THRIFTWAY TIRE MART
GOLD STRIKE STAMPS
Acrou from Main Are. Salewa;
tlce upon graduation from recruit ■raining, and will commence hli on-the-]ob triUnlnfc In one of the navy'* 1,300 occupational fields »hen he reporU aboard the ship.
Both enlisted at the Twin ?»1U recruiting station.
read TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS
Better Quality-Bigger Savings
CARPETINGmeatmens
240 Color Styles
A|l W oo l— Nylon
V iscoscr-Acrilan
T A T E FurnitureJerom e ’“ Twin Falls
Atark Ilenrlquei. CO. still finds atrenxlti to comfort hli wife after lelllnt her llttlr.oil reclaiming huilnew was destroyed Uy fire and cxploilons. llenrlquet, the only one Injured In the Ixii Angeles fire, rerelted burns nn hli arm*. Iieail and face. INKA lelepliotci)
Livestock Club
Elects Leaders^^JRTAUOH, April 14 — Steve
Coiner was elected pre.ildL-nt of the Better Feeders and Fitters 4-H Livestock club at a meetUiR m Uie home of Charles Johnsort this i’cek.Other ofllccrs Include Edward
Warr, vice prcjident; Clarence Sear*, secretao'i and Tony Cralt, rqiorlcr.
Members choie their projecls with the aulstance of the lenders. F, V. Morrl.son and Fnrnum Worr. Tlie May 1 meeUng wlU be held al Uie Earl Sears home.
Atk your Ilometoirn Dealer for J34I Fertiliser, ^Vorm and Hmi CoBtrol,—adT.
King Hill People
Eye New ChurchKINO JIILU April H-Promo-
lion of the creaUon of a fire pro- tecllon dliitrlct was discussed at a speclol meeUng of trustees of the United Presbyterian church which wa.1 destroyed by fire Sunday.
Prank Jone.i. tmstee of the church and master of Uie King Hill OranRe. estimated that Jt would cost between *20.000 to I2S,- 000 lo replace Uie structure.
Church and Sunday scliool . . . . Ices will be, held at the Orange hall at 10 and u n.m. Communion arn-lces will be Jield at 8 pra, Thursday at Uie Orange hall.
Club InstallsHAGERMAN. April M - New
officer* were Installed at the Tliree Creek 4-ll club Uiis week ot the Noy Braekett home, with Uie new prenldent. R uby Braekett. In
tlans and plan to have either 11- Jur,irnled talks or demoaMratlons as part ot every meeUng, The next meeUiiK will be held at the Patrick farm In Cas^tef^flrdjtlay_7._
FARMAuctionCALENDAR
VALLEY
SALES
LISTED
HERE!
ConUct Uie TlfflH-Newa Farm Sale department for complete BdverUslos eoverage of your farm sale: hand bills, newspaper coverage (over 30.000), advance billing. All at one special low rate Evei7 tale listed In this Form Calendar for 10 days be* fore tale time at no coat.
A P B IL 'ISMrt. 0. J. Egelu*
Adiertltenent. April 13-U Cdloborougli sin'3'ISnto—
A P R IL 21 I em UtUr
,^dterll>emenC ApHI 19-20 KUat and Klaat—AueUoaeert
R O U N T R E E ^ S
EASTER SPECIALSFREE H A M SANDWICHES
AND COFFEE SATURDAY
M E AT DEPARTM ENT
•i..53c.... 89c
ib. 49c lb 39c
. lb. 33c
York Brand - Fully Cooked
HAMS, Va or wholo .........................
2 Ib. Cello BogFRANKFURTERS...................................
For Efliter Brookfoit • Falls
LINK SAUSAGE ................................
Fall* Brand
SLAB BACON, by the ploco ......
Freth <hort, thonicod '
PORK ROAST, Picnic Sryl« ...........
14 or Wholo Corcast Cut-Wrapped jM c
BEEF . . . . .Ib. 4 3Sharp frozen fo r your Freezer or Locker
ibt,
each 1 5 c
25c
PR OD U CE DEPART M ENT
Golden Ripo ^
BANANAS ................................ ...Z ibt. Z t C
Fresh and Crisp
CELERY HEARTS, cello pkg. ......
Now Seoton ^CARROTS, 1 lb. cello .............O
RADISHES . GREEN o H A
ONIONS ..................................... ..O b u n c h e t l U C
G R O C E R Y DEPART M ENT
MUSTARD 9 or...................... . 3 |=n 2 9 c
ASSORTED PICKLES, t2 o i . ,. 4 j c . 1.00Shoita
CAN-O-POP ............................... O cam O w C
for
EXTRA SPECIAL for Eoifor
Ladies' NYLON HOSE
2 poir 8 8c
EASTER LILIES
Priced from
1.69 fo 2.25ROUNTREE’S W ILL BE CLOSED
ALL DAY EASTER SUN DAY
Custom processing of moot done here.
LOCKERS FOR RENT ~ Block Ice for Sole
VisU Our Varicii/ Department
Electric Wall Clocks Vi Price
Men's Sport SHIRTS Vi Price
STRAW HATS THONG SANDALSGAFIDEN SUPPLIES
NO ROAD CONSTRUCTION W ORK O N SAT-
URDAY OR SUNDAY. DRIVE OUT A N D SEE US.
Work Week Ends Friday ot 5:30 p.r
R O U N T R E E 'SF O O D LIN E R
1960 Kimberly Rood_________________RE 3-5660
Shop ihe Rountree Way and have more money left in your iake-home pay.
M cCleery Drug, In JEROME, Is The "GIFTIEST" Store In MagicValley . . .Shop Here For Unusual, Exceptional Gifts of Good Taste. Visit Our Baserrient Gift Shop And Make Your Selection From These Famous Lines of Glft- wares.CANDLEW ICK C R Y S T A L ... CAPE COD C RY ST A L ... EBEUNG& tlEUSS CUT CRYSTAL . . . SYROCO HOMEWARE . . . HUMMEL
RELIGIOUS FIGURINES. . . ENGLISH BONE CUP ond SAUCERS . . . POPPYTRAIL POTTERY . . . GREGORIAN COPPERWARE . . . ERNEST
SOHN ORIGINALS . . . CALIFORNIA ART LINE . , . THREE MOUNTAINEERS. W » A lio Hove A Complete Lino ol LDS Bookl.
G-E STEAM IRONS
....n .49
Heodquortert for
IMPERIAL GLASSWARE .
• Cope Cod Pattern
P IN C U R L and W A V E
Reg. 2.S0 . 9 9 c
S U M M E R JE W E L R Y
Necklaces, Earrings, Bracelets, Pins
1.00 .o 10.00
BILLFOLDS
M en's ond Ladles'
98c .010.00
T ransistor RA D IO S
— i * 9 5six Transistors
Reg. 40.00 .........-
Russell Stover C A N D Y
Fresh Supply Just Received .... Ib.
EASTER W A T C H
SPECIALM en's 17 Jewel W ris t W o tc h
• WaUr-rnx>r• Shoek-rroDr• Xumtneui DInl• Bwttp S«ond Kind• Many To
Cheo*e From
REGULAR $35 YOUR CHOICE
1 4 9 5
T IM EX WRIST W AT C H ES
9 .9 5
Pe/-fiscPERFUMES
.^aO ILETRIES^^
Tba World'i Flaeit Lcvtly FrifrancM Are At McCIecry'f . , . >Vhtn you v u r a fntnnce (rotn McCIeerj'i 70U "CftaU A LoTtlj DUIurbanct*.. ____ ____
Prince Motchobelli
k.OO
C LO T H ES H AM PERS
oT .4 9Reg. 10.00 J
Glont EASTER EGGS
on Ega wil
>c. Fudge ( 8 0 c
__ In-Jhe-New-Sproy-Hragrance^
Giant EASTER EGG TW INS m
Fudge Pecon ond Fruit and ^
C U PS A N D SAUCERS
BONE CHINA
Nut. Both for ONLY .
.W orld Famous Fragrances
in Popular $1 sizes
• ChintI No. I• Sin• Tabs• Shallnar• Blue Grati• Arptfc• >n>l(e Bbeuldtn n
First Come, First Servedt
grances
IMcCLEERlLJUHIfi
Shulton's Summer ColognesIn These Exciting Fragrances
• Desert Flower
• Friendship Garden ■ ■ ■ ■
• Escopade ^ V V
2 .0a Value
Y OU RCHO ICE
Walgreen Agency JEROME Gold Strike Stamps.
PAGE TWENTY-FQUR TIJIES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
O R E A S T E R SHEIBY'S ,WILL BE /
C L O S E D
ALL DAY
S u n d a y
H A M S 49 !SKINNED - WHOLE OR HALF
TURKEYSfroth droned.
4 to 10 poundl. 59 lb
FRANKSSwiegart's
2 lb. bag 89.12 VorioHci "RJp-ln Good"
C O O K I E S . 4 Pk9. $ 1
Nollay'i
P O T A T O C H I P S 5 9 c
V i Gallon Aro
D IL L P IC K L E S 4 9 c
Auorted Flovori
K O O L A I D 6 fo 2 5 cAttorted Flovort Royal Golotin
D E S S E R T 14 for 9 8 c
FREEEASTER GIFTS
for all THE KIDDIES
Accompanied by Parents
SATURDAY
FROM 10:00 a .m . 'T IL 7:00 p.m.
^ a d t e i '
LILIES 1.59 -
ROSEBUSHESTo Mflko Room for Bedding P lonti. . | ^ g g
NOW ALL . . . ^ . . i9e 49
. NIC PAC 10 OZ. SLICED & SUGARED FROZEN
STRAWBERRIES 3 s 59RED POTATOES 25169 GRAPEFRUIT wr8i39<
FREE SAMPLINGFRI. & SAT.. 10 to 7 Twin Falls ^tore Ofely
C O C A C O L A
C A K E A D E S S E C T !
Carton oF 6 King Siss plut
FREE FAMILY SIZE BOTTLE . . 4 7 c . t
EASTER G LO R Y C A K E !
D ouble layer, iced and dec-
Nrich m a r g a r i n e . . . 3 1 8 7 <
Van Camp’s PORK & BEADS 3 6 9 ‘No. 300 Size 5 for 69c
HAMBURGER OR
Libby s Cadet RIPE OLIVES Tall Cons
Twin Falls
S IS L B Y ^M odern in O ur Service, Old Fashioned in Our Friendliness'' Burley
TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO ------PAGE TWENTY-FIVB
Land Case at
Biu'leyTaken
Under. StudyBURLEY, April 14 - DLjlrlct
Judge Edward Hcnp ha# t-iltcn un- drr Mlvbcnienl n civil iietlon that
. jtfcks cnncellntlon or a conirnel purchiM land near Mnlta.
Tli6 cn»e win bfouRhl by the Twin JMIls Bank nnd I'rusi com- prmy. actini: m (idmltiUtralora of
^ ihe Mtale of the late Grace Rus> ACll, acnIaM Alien Sexton, Malta.
■ , nnd 111* brother-in-law. Kenneth • Mcl’urland. both Malta.
The plalntdf claims tint Sexton and McFarland still owe *7.000 to tlie estate as final payment on 020 acres of Und orlRlnally pur* cha.«d by the Malta men from H u rry Johnstone, Sacramento, Calif.
Tlir land Includes a WO-acn desert enirj- and 2fl0 acre.i of deeded land which have been used' for crop.1. Johnstone’s Interest In the contrnct wa5 sold liiler to Grace RuMcll, who died laat year.
According to the Malta men. ^'ho are the defendants, the land ^ 'ns all paid for because of a coni- promlifr contract made between Johnsiono and Sexton, tllmlnat' Jnt; the lost payment.
TliB Malta men hare filed counter suit aRalnst the bank. Lloyd Webb, Twin Falls attorney from the firm of Raybom and Rnyborn, Twin FalU, represents Uio b.ink and Charles S. Stout end Chorle.t F. Rnddoch, boUi Boise, are attorneys for the defendant.1.
Te.«lfyln(f Jot the plaintiff* were William Bakes, T»ln Falls ottomey, Jind J^ank Con}ty, AfflJ- tn. who owned the property before It wa.5 sold to Johnstone. }le l i a well driller and drilled a wc on the 380 acrc-5 of deeded land.
Appearing for the
No “Evader”
were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sexton . nnd Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc
Farland and Quintus McFarland.
Grange Notes
Easter ThemeK1MDEIU.Y, April 14 —
' K;iMer p.iRcnnt was pre.icnted by Mr.i. Leslie l«owe. Marlluir Bui* Cher. Joyce Beat and Mr.i. Keith Brown nt tlio Kimberly Oriwige meeting this week.
Mr*. Brued Lulloff pr«Tlded baekvround mu.ilc lor the prORram which wn.n under , Uie supervLilon of Mrs. Jame.i Me.wenunlth. Mr«. Lowe played accompaniment while'the men paraded Easter hat.r
Durlnir the biulne.M meellnc James Mes.ier.'unlth read a letter from Sen. Frank Churcli. D., Ida.. CtTlntr the tabulatlonn of the survey he conducted on the propa«d Snwtoolh national park.. The finance and home economic
committee was InAtrueted to In- veaU(jate co*t of purcha.MnR new foldlnjt tables and chairs for the dinlnit hall.
Mrs. Dean Britt volunteered to contact the MouhtAln SUles Telephone and Telegraph company regardlns Installation of a pay phone at the OranRe hall.
Need for such a phone wa.-» /tuu- seated by Mr*. Lewis Morris. Mr. And Mn. Roy Durk gave the Pomona Orange report. Member# wert mnlnded that « sllrer drill lo r tti# Amerlean Cancer *001617 will be held t t the next meeUns.
Meetlnit time has been changed to S;30 pin. durlns the summer months. Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Holt-
and Mrs. J. W. Messersmlth willbe ho.fts for the April 33 meetlnfr.
Mr. and Mr*. Donald Somer*, Twin Palls Grange members. Ruesu.
Adlal SterenwD imllea Monday at New York pm* cc enoe it which he tald he U neither KeklBf nor expeclinc a third UemoeratJe prealdentlal nomlnallon. Ilowerer, Sterenion wouldn’t elote the door to a draft, nylnc tliat to refuse woBid mton be would be a 'dritt erader."
Veterans Unit
At Hailey Has
Election MeetHAILEY, AprU I4-Offlcers were
Installed for the coming year at the regular monthly meeting of barraclc* No. 1364, Veteran* of World wiir L held ftl the American Legion hnll Monday evening. '
MattStroh was Installed as commander; Dan Astuey, senior vice commander; William Prcstrldgc, Junior vice commander; G le n n nice, chaplain: Fred Allen, quar- tenniuler; Ro^er Snider, luljutant; James Lelchllter, Judge i»dvocate, and Sidney Drager, trustee for three-year term.
Special guests were the‘depart' ment r ice commander. Albert Nichols, and department secretary, Mr*. Nlcliols, Coeur d'Alene; de> partmeni vice commander. Grant E. Kunkel, Jr., and Mr#. Kunkel, department vice- president. Tn-ln PalLi; district No. S commander. Carey nilllng and Mrs. Hilling, district vice president, Burley, and Homer Jorvla, Boise', department Iwpeclor,
It was reported James Crowley and Joe Anderson are patients at tiie veterans hospital, Boise.
Next barracks meeting will be held May P.
S N A K E R IV E R REPORT
APRII, I. Ill' (Prom ttp»rM>r n>rtt> «:
nr«)«clr*1 Kar>rr and
IlM ! • ___k UJ.MOl*
Egg Hunt Is
Set SaturdayBUltL, April 14 — Tlie annual
Easter egg hunt for West End youngtttrs sponsored by the Jay* c«ej and Chamber of Commerce will b* held at 10'*jn. Saturday.
The hunt will b« divided Into three different age groups with pre-school children to have their hunt at the r, H. Buhl school: student. from the first to third grades will take part In the egg hunt at the city park bandstand, and students from the fourth to sixth grades will have their hunt at the West End labor campaeroos ^rom the city park.
Judson Crowder and John Crawford are eo-chalrmen for the event for the Jaycees with Lloyd Byrne serving as chairman for the Chamber of Commerce. Hundreds of prlu egfs, each worth 10 cents; when redfemed at the varlouaBuhl business utabllshmenU, will be featured In the egg hunt., A free Moon-Glo theater pas# will be given to
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- Anlhonr SJ9,000 '
R.'EAD TIMES-NEWa .WANT A
Bliss-News _BUSS. April 14 - Martin Slane
left Monday for Salt Lake City to attend the funeral of hU sister, Mrs. Effle Lee, who died April e In Arlington, Va.
Mr. and lilrs. Ralph Miller visited their son-in-law and dnugh- ter, Mr. and Mr*. Bob Pea»on, and daughter, BoLie, to celebrate Mra. Pearson's'blrthKy orialversaty.
OrtANOE TO MEETHAGERMAN. April 14-The «a-
german Orange wilt meet at 8:30 pjn. Monday at the Grange hall.
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SALMONEGGS .......................
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BOWLS .........
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4 - 99c
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BUBBLE I
BATH .............................. I p.t.
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n o e x e m e n t -OF CHANCE
*Colculateil risk" leenu to be
■ popular phrase
• for old-foshloned “fiamble."
But thwe’B no place for either In preparing or dlspen^ag pharmaecuUcab.
EvernoUce the letters U.S.?, er N.F.
on a mcdldna labcir The letter* represent two*'
ofllelolbooksthatarorecognizcdbyfcderallaw— ’the United States Pharmacopoda and the Nntionol Formulary.
__t ogether they are the pharmnfUiv "
They give opprovcd atandards of the quality,
purity, and potcncy of most medicinal acenti
Whatever your preserlpUon call! for, ■■ we arc prepared to fllllt. I '
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FACE LOTION - A for2 ^ , 5 9 c .
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Hank Seeks How Candiflatcs
Feel Aljout Tratliii" Stampsn r HKNUT McLEMORE ,
T uould Ilka,to hear how k- ...... .. i-, i!;r lifiicS tint loprfMdcntinl cnndldate* led about u-. m nil lirunclintf \ iiii'.i' i:ii;i.-ii '1 nir
Ho. I t)fiirie, would millions i
TIMES-NEWS, t w in fa lls , IDAHO PAGE l^VENTY-SEVEN
I)i;; »relhe;r foiivicllon# UfL»onu» e.incomliiz i!ia« mulll-cnln ..taniprt are. Use Ule blowf i evrrv f.Jiopjitr. arid wh(»e p:\M ill n bool: u itie poor man's c<|iit jfiit'uf e:iP!>in8 eoupon.^7
l!> [in;c thD eanaidftlei went r. record.
t Uilf.bccAUis one i>! ti n'.rri utio has his cycx on White, {ouse It mmnrfd • ec.unil iradlne stamp», «n<l c «ider< ihcm » nnliancc. i flientton )iU n&me. bccnu. ? only a rumor. »nd I woultli.:10 eosi him millions of vo;i'a_ui;icm K V
Peellne the way I do stumps—I wresilfd nn rH'
. genlleman to ihe Iloor d n mj, market yealtrday In a Jiirli'. f'* « bal«h that dropped cmt of u .-.tiDP* per'* bBR—I couldn't Imnnliie vo;- Inc for a m»n >»lio ico:nnl them. We'd never sec eyr l» eye im niiy- thlnir. Too miiny milM woald ;vii- •rate our mtnd'.
Why. wlili all thr food ilir Whiir Kouflo buys tor ICi rr.-./i’ ...............
llif* mfr wiinIA.......... '-!1 Uiuil /.lie c;m i
s;ilfiiili.'trou.v like clrc!r;c w.ixr/.
My r.i-xi ilixir nclKhbom are bill isllii;t: hlu>rr^ btcMue of I(ll.’frr
Womens Clul)
In Sun Valley
Selects HeadsDEXLEVUE. April H —Officers
were elected for Uie cominc ye.u by members of the Sun Valley BuaUiess and I’rnfr.vlonnl Woni-
' en'i club at the lOOF lu ll Mon- day evenlns.
Mrs. Mabel Deck, flral rice prejil* dent, had charje In the abaenee 6f the prealdcnt, Mr*. Dan Knight,
Mr«. Bee^ waa elected preildent; Mr*. Ruth BtrRln. flr.M vice president: Mrs. Jack Sisco, second vlci president; Mra. Blair Sorensen, aecretary, tnd Mrs. Orln ShlrU, treaaurer.
Mra. Charles HarrU. Mr.i. Jack LftTin and Luellle Frledmnn made up ths nominating commltlee.
Anne 8t««-Brl was roted Into the club u a new member, ^{rs. W. O. Pj-rah. chairman ot the leRUlallre commltlee. wh? had the program for tile evenlnic. Introduced H. L. Walllnitton. Kclehum. who irpoke on ulea tax. budRetlnir and pendlturc* ot the tax dollw.
Mra, Fred Allen reported on ... recent aoutlicentral {ILitrlct meeting held In Twin Fiill.v .Mr#, Edward Strieker. Mrs, I'rti E, Povey and Mrs, lJo}'d E, Smith were ap> polnt«d a« an audltinf; committee.
Tho May 9 meetlnt; will bo held at the Cathollo parish hall with members of St. Charlu' Altar «o* clety aervlnB the meal. Mrs. WlnU fred Brooks and Mrs, Allen volunteered as a calling commltteo lor this meetlntr.
Mr*. Pyrah and Mra. Ruth Pen- vlek were niuned as a commlttcB to determine the June meeting place, which wlU b« In Ketchum and will feature Installation ot oftleen, with Virginia Hawk. Rupert,
. Blonal director, In charge.The April 38 eiecutlTe board
meeting will be hetl at the home of Mrs. Knight.
DIES OF SIEASLES
.ZDEK. April 14—.Funerni aen'icrii wero held Tuesday at Shelley for! OrcKOTT Allen Long. 2-year-old son I of Mr. and Mrs: Allen Lohr. for-1 mer residents. The little boy riled' of mea.ile.1. His father wa.n n re»l-! dent of the Hunt community for; many yearx and la the aon of Mr.' nnd Mrs. Oarver Lone. Los An-!
' celes. Calif. The grandparents and|
nkri imnny boo;:i '.TA..VI -.iliilc lie 1-1 all f<jrc.v.hliiR.ln
ll'.r iiic);r.cnl It U fllleU, • ' <■ \Vc luvc- i.i<hccl tills prublcin at our hoii.-.r hy nilliii! Hint whoever ilrxs the sh'jpiun^ tile r.tampi Iiir lilJ very can. It u:.ed to bt th:a I tried to Kel Mary to do all Ihe .•iKjppIn;: and vice versa.
.Vox wc try to *neak out when iho other li.ti'i looking to buy the Krocerlf.i, The only flaw In this
W that very often we both , , wind up with four *teaks
instead of tuo. or .%lx fror.en perch miew. not an ample three, or hundreds of pounds of shortenlnit nnc potatoes.
Too. when couples nave stamp; (icparatcly. there l.s always ti strong AU.iplclon of theft when a book dls- apjic.irs. I'm nilMlng two book.' rlflht now. nnd I can't watt until Mary gets out of the house long enough for me to turn over the mattreaa and look In the pockets of her winter coat.
If you don't watch out. clamp.', will make strangers of bedfellows
(DUtrllnilxl hr ilcSsuchI SrndlnK)
Guests Reported In Wendell Area
ORCHAnD VALLBV. April U — Mr.r neetl T.iylor nnd dauRhler. Mo.v:ow. visited Uie Christ. Ra.st home.
Mr. and Mra, James Jtvcotaen and children. Nampa, visited Mr. and Mra, Dmer Voung and family.
Mr*. John Bratsman and Mrs, Dean McParUnd have gone to Liu Vegns, Ncv„ for a vLitt.
Jerry Ftlth, Collrge of Idiiho, Cnidwell. istuilent. v l. iU cd his grandparents, Mr. and .Mrs. Clower.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson. Santa Clara. Calif., have returned home to the Melvin OlUion rancli. Robert Olbson will help his father farm.
Spring tim evaluies
at our... Del woNrE
T O M A T O J U I C E
g r e e n b i a n s
C R E A M C O R N
S H O W3 FOR 8 9 '
Del Monte, 26-or. Fresh, whola
D il l P I C K L E S . . 3 9 c
Del Monfc, 26-oz. Kosher
D il l C H I P S , 3 f o r 1
Del Monte, 15-or. Seedless - '
RAISINS... 2 ior 49cOne Holf Gallon
W E S S O N O I L . . . 9 8 c
Del Monte
46 ounce ....
Monte
303 cans........... 4 for 8 9 *
5 FOR 8 9 ‘
W h o l e K . C O R N r r i S fo r 8 9 ’
C A M A Y
B «h S i io ................ .2 (o , 31 c
3 . 31cRegular Sixe ..
IVORY LIQUID8 5 c
13e off regular prico King Sizo
IV O R Y S O A P ....... 3 . . r 3 3 cLARGE
IV O R Y S O A P . . , .2 .» r 3 5 cREGULAR
PersonolXVQRy., 4... 29c
BID " " V O R
S“S f c
G A R D E N P E A S
T O M A T O E S . . . .
P ineapple-G rapefru ll
F r u i t C O C K T A I I
P E A C H H a l v e s
Del Monte
303 cans:..........
• • •
Del Monte
90;? mnR . 5 for 5| 513.98Morrell'i Pride, Conned, Ready to Servo
Del Monte
303 (stewed)
• •
Del Monto .
46 oz. d r in k .
4 for 8 9 ‘
4 FOR IVTySlfh
m m fm m H m m m u E f
49c
Del Monto
R03 cans___ 4 for 8 9
3 for 8 9
S lic e d P E A C H E S b r 3 8 9
Del Monte
'p/i ycllo cling
P I N E A P P L E
M R . C L E A N10c off regulor price,
Giont tizs boftli .....................W
LARGE
LAVA Hand Soap, 2 f=- 35cREXJULAR NEW \\ltITE
LAVA Hand Soap, 2 25cBATH SIZE •
Z E S T ........ ...........2 .ov41cREGULAR srZE
Z E S T .... :............... 2 .0, 31c10c OFF oiANT SIZE
J O Y L I Q U I D ^ . ' . . . . .61c
Rcnulor Size
CASCADE 49cGiant
OXYDOL ............ 85c
Queen Size Giant
PREMUIM DUZ.. ..1.03 COMET ............. 27c
Regulor Regular
IVORY FLAKES 36c SPICAND SPAN .. ..31c
Regular Zee
IVORY SNOW... ...36c TOILET TISSUE. 4. .II I 43c
Giant Zee (40 pack)
CHEER , ........... ...83c Dinner NAPKINS, 2w29c
Jumbo Size Zee (regular)
DASH .............. ?53- PAPER. TOWELS... ..23c
Giant Zee
DREFT ............. ... 85c WAX PAPER. 25c
Del Monle 211,_ ^ icruslicd, Chunk, • • i p d b i t ....... ............. 5 for ^1
PASCO FRESH FROZEN
fN
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N ik Pock Frozen, IO*ounca pkgs.
WHITE KING SOAPKing 1 , 4 5 ; j i > n t 75C; Rcj. 36c
V, Gollon
PUREX.................41c<48 Bogs
TREE TEA............ 69c- Pound--------------- ----- -----
STRAWBERRIES.. 5 fo r iTown & C ountr/C lovcrleaf •
TREE TEA............ 89c
FACIAL TISSUE, 4 f.-l.CKins 1.39; G i.n t 65c; R«g^ 36c
WHITE KING LIQUID King 79c; c . 65c; R . . . 2/69c TOILET TISSUE. .2 - n . 29c
Quick
WHTE KING CLEANSER QUAKER OATS i . „ . . 49cGianr lizn 9 fnr i l l • Dun 9 ^ 1 Purity Assorted
COOKIES'........... 2 lb,. 59c
DINNER ROLLS .. doz.29tLouisiono, K iln Dried
No. 1 YAMS.... 2 lbs. 29cGolden Ripe ' '
BANANAS..... 2 lbs. 29cLarge Pink
GRAPEFRUIT... 4 <or 25cWHITE KIN6 SOFTENER,
Purify Honey Has '
lb. 37c
WHITE SATIN SUGARNow In Colorful Niw Packoget. Eighth Avenue Market | DRIVEWAY MARKET
G o ld S t r ik e S t a m p s T w in F o ils J S & H G r e e n S ln m p s T w i„ r o l l . .
PAUL'S DRIVE IN I ARNOLD'S SUPER MARKET j MerriH’s Food BasketGold S trike Stomps Je rom e■ Gold Strike Stomps Kimberly Gold Strike Stomps Pai
V-
et I Food FairPaul I Gold Strike Stamps B uh l, Idaho
A GFOOD MiVRKCTS
Middle-Ager Does Not Need
Dreams to Happen, Hal StatesBY HAL DOVLE
NEW YORK. April U l.I'-Thel middle-atcd mAn Ui » drcnmrr. .{
To llie ouUIde rye Ifte iHfrjiKf tnld<lle-»rcd man looki aboui uttled u an old farai bum a u romanUft u * broken li brclla.
Ke h u A «llghllr «e«<lr look ruponalblUiy • n d rMpecIibllli}- ind hli face wean the Mjuely hmued nlr of Aomelhlnit thn h u been picked upon loo mud br time. •
Due liulde hLn oan he.id thi mlddJe-iged nan la r quite differ- eni Jello*-.
dreamer. And (he dreuni h» dreanu tire every bll u wild tnd unreallallo m thos( ot Mir adoluccnt boy. In hli owr mlnd't eye he U 2S yem old ilngl« Mid e&mlng about t l0,0(x
jt$r tax-free. In drt&ma nobody I'er spends tlmo worrj’lnK abou'
paytns taxes.Paute at iiny offlec vater coo).• In the limd and aooner or lat«r
Bus Contracts at Filer Are Noted
FILER. April 14—Bun contnicU routes one through alx we
awarded to LcRoy Fleenor for . flre-year period durlnc the cliuu A district 413 school board meet- Inj Tuesday night.
The budget w u approred (or the comlnK year. ^Contracts on routes 11 and 12 were awarded Phil Brennan at a ccBt of 44.1 cents per mils and exteailon priv- Here ot 11 m itu. Cost per mlJe lor Fleenors’ contrdct tj 41.4 cents with route extension prlvlttgei of 3t miles.
One other bid for route* .... through alx and 11 was submitted for 454 centfl per mile.
Election or school trusites a«C for Ktay 10 with pollt open from 1 to 6 pm. at tha Junior high,school building here. Alfred Theener, incumbent in dlitrlct three, will not seek reelectlon, Ralph Ward la the Incumbent ]n district four.
Annual tour of the district' by board members will be made April
{you will hcnr some, e*r«wom - .codcer Klve wuiful voice to this [cliuttlc dnydrriim of ; masculine 'middle bkc; •■ijny. If I was Jusl
biiclielor nKiilii and had. my present incoino to spend on my- Jflf. Men gel married too younj. I'd like to hnvrt a year off from mftrrlagft-juat on© year."
Aik him whnt. he’d do and h» Ji likely to reply: "rd do the thlngi I didn't have the sense to do when I WM young nnd broke. I'd roajn the world. I'd so to tho'south aeaa and become a bniclicomber.
"fd make Romeo loolc Ilk# th« Khoolboy he really wm. There'd ■ e no non.ien.\e nl>out BOlnB ateady •1U» l!io first dnmo looking for ft
steftdy meal iicittl. VA love them where I found them, and !» » • them where I lo«d them.”
i t Is too bad some philanthropic foundation doesn’t now and then Luuo Kranu to mlddlc-BBed men to te.'t the iniih ot tlielr dreams. Nothing would ftlnhtcn them more.
For the flnn fsncy freedom the ordinary mlddle-actd man claims he crave* u the Iwi twng. which.In fact, would give him real sitU- factlon.
WJjcn a man htui a morlRace on his house and l iu made n down pnj-ment on hb ulcer. It Li too Inte for him to ilu- role ot a wandering C.iannovii with etlber compcicnce or enjoyment. It Is too iBte also for him. In most cues, to abandon happily the dls. clpllne of his daily Job.
The rut he rebeto against Is In reality his re/URC.
If ho were Kl«n the chance to live out hU fondly held dream, within a week or month the pitiable wrctch would be clamoring, to return to the chains ot his old duty. Absolute Ircedota would make him sick.
But the middle . aged man's dream of cscn[M from routine does him no harm. He kids only ilmself, nnd a Illtia Illusion is necessary lor u.i oil.
One of the plensnnt«st things about dreams Is we don't have to make them come true and find out they are really only nightmares.
PERRY'S TV ServiceNew Located in Homi at
671 Morton Strict
PHONE RE 3-1037
PERRY HEKDEItSON,18 year* ezpcrleneo
In all type* electnnlc*.
Program Held-UAQEJIUAN.-Aprll H --Th»->rlmary department presented the Sunday nlsht program at the LDS church with a program titled 'My JjOHSo is a house of order with all members taking part Mrs. NeU Anderson was la charge oC the program.
FOUR BAPTIZED
GERMAN. April 14 — Youn» of Mr. and Mrs. Asahel
Orldley, Evan and Wade, were biptlxed Sunday at the Methodist church by the Rev. A. E. Gilbert. Elsworth starry and daughter, Kay. were also bapllted.
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"THE UPPER ROOM"8:00 p.m.— Watts’ Lecture
"EXCUSES FOR SIN!"
S U N D A Y N IG H T , A p r i l 17
7:30 p.m.— Color Film
"B E T R A Y A L IN G E T H S E M A N E "
8:00 p.m.— ^Watts’ 'tecturc— *"■ ------ - - -
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M E E T IN G S EVERY N IG H T EXCEPT
M O N D A Y & T U E SD A Y
PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT t i .m e s -n e w s ; t w in ' f a l l s , id a h o
Cudahy's Puritan-Tender, Deep-Smoked
^or file small fry
EASTER
EGG
DYES
Cream 0’
The Crop
Large AA
T urkeys(Beltsvilles-i
F ra n k fu rte rs
Nofbesf, "A " Grode—Plump with
Tender, Sweof Moot, Every Bird
Guaranteed to Picose-Hcni
(Beltsvilles-5 to 6 Ib.-lb. 59c)
S a few ay 'i First Quality
doz.
Fresh Treats from Our Bakery Seclioii . . .
SKYLARK
P o t R oastBoneless—U.S. "Choice" Grade—Easy To Carvs
Ground B eefSafew ay '* Highest Quolity
ROLLSSliced
Brow n'NServs
Premium Q ua lify Twin Rolls
doz.
PineappleDel Monto
Ideal W ith Ham
Biscuits
Fruit Cocictail
Mrs. W right's—Sweet M ilk 1 0 Ct. or Buttermilk—For Hot _ i .-
Biscuits In M inute* P ^ S * .
No. 2
UTAH FROZEN
Apple, Cherry, Boy sen berry 24 oz. size; . .
P I E SznB R E A D
1 5 ‘Homestyle White
1 lb. loaf . . . .
Del M onto
Assorted Fre^h
Fruits No: 303
Ice Cream Lucerne Forty Pride-
Rich, Assorted Flavors ieai. 6 9 ' SAFE
TIHES-NEWS, TWIIO 'ALLS, IDAHO — PAGE TWENTV-NIUP
~ Appetizers
Tomato Juice 3 for 83cPickles Zippy, Sw«*l Mlxad 16 or. 2 5 C
Shrimps 39c '
Tuna Fish Sd";°r-“rJ 4 forl.00’“
Miscellaneous
B R E A D . 19c
Whipping Cream J X r h p-. 35c
Bisquickr"*!;.™. B.ki„ 4o„.,2/89c
3 lb. 75c
6=.. 10c
Quality Foods to Grace Your Easter Table
• Bel-air, Premium Quality :
S t r a w b e r r ie s ~Town House, Standard
4 for
P it t e d O liv e sA Treat For Easter
No. 1 tall
ShorteningBel-air
Mustard
S w e e t P o ta to e s
F ro z e n P e a s Tender, Sweet 10 oz.
for
for
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Town Hou$e-(dca(
Candiod with Ham
Lg. N o . 3 N ib le t C o rn Canned At Peak Of Season 12 oz.
. . . f r o m S a fe w a yEaster S^^-ial!
NylonsTruly Fine—Ssam lesi \
Special 2 pr.(R e g .- 2 p r .l.8 9 ) 13 9
O U R S T O R E S W I L L B E
C L O S E D F O h E A S T E R S U N D A Y
To Enable Our Employees to Attend the Church of Their Choice.
I C E C R E A M
5 9 cSNOW STAR
V2 Gallon
H o m e m a k i r s h a v e b e e n b u s t l i n g a b o u t f o r w e e k s , p r e p a v in g f o r a jo y o u s E a s te r !
F a s h i o n a b l e o u t f i t s a w a i t t h e E a s t e r p a r a d e . H o m e s a r e p o l is h e d a n d s h i n i n g in
r e a d in e s s f o r a f e s t iv e E a s t e r d in n e r . T o h e lp y o u p r e p a r e a r e a l f e a s t , o u r
b u y e r s h a v e s e a r c h e d t h e m a r k e t f o r e s p e c ia l ly f i n e f o o d s f o r y o u r
h o l i d a y t a b l e .
C o m e a n d s ee t h e m a r v e l o u s s e le c t io n s i n a l l d e p a r t m e n t s !
S H E R B E T
55cALL, FALVORS
Vi GallonP I N E A P P L E
BELAIR FROZEN
O R A N G E J U IC E
Fresh-Brimming withFlavor-Large _Size___Hawaiian
each
5 ‘ 79e4 9
SCOTCH TREAT FROZEN
LEMONADE12 ‘ O Z . c a n s 98c
Fre:;li Dates Radishes Green Onions
Woldorf-OoBlel Noer-Enloy
In Muffini, Cooklet, Cokei, Salodi 2 lb. bag
U.S. No. 1-New,— SprinB-Crop — bunch
U.S. No. 1-Sprlng Crop—Ideal For
Salodi 3 bunchit
49‘3'"'10'
10'
E a s te rL illie s
M akoY our Selection From
Attractive, Green Healthy
Short Plants—Various Number
of B loom s-Special Price
s e e t h e s e
F IR S T !
DAIRY GLEN
B U T T E RC I L E R Y
“ FRESH C REA M Y"
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS BINUTH THIS lANNW A l l THI WOHUD'S lUT lAHCAJNS
PAGE TIimTY-T^VO * TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLsTlDAHO
FURNISHED HOUSES{ ...,i u.n. I.-3 « , Market Place
of ■ Magic Valley
BENEATH THIS BANNER ARE THE WORLD'S BEST BARGAINS
® i L M © @ i O T E »
BABY CHtCKS
NOW HATCHING
SU N N Y C H IX H AT C H ERY
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MISCELLANEOUS for RENT
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J J o y d R o b e r s o n
A g e n c y .
F O R SA LE BY OW NER
STORYLAND HOM ES
OAK PARK
HIR IGATED
LANDS COMPANY
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At Kimberly
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LIVESTOCK & POULTRY
H A R B A U G HJ/OTOK CO., INC .
FARMS FOR SALE
S . ? ; : : ;
G E M ’ S T A T E
K E A L T Y
OIIlCL- I’imTio RE 3-5330
uT^^rJi^n'T-'lV '
K E Y R E A L T Y
NORTH S ID E R E A L T Y
MAGIC V A LLEY REALTY
I ^ r O V IN G ? •
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Any sire
H E R T Z SYSTEM
TRU CKS FOR RENT
M A C K S U - D E I V E
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F R E D K L IN K E A O EN Cy■ tX i s
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H E A L ESTATE
SERV ICE
ROCKY M OUNTALV R EALT Y
EAST o POLN’TS SERV ICE
F O R D TRACTORS
Have You Seen Anythlnff To Top These?
A . G . H O L L A N D
L L S
R E A L T Y & I N S .
SPRING ITEM S
PAUL E Q U IPJIEN T
nml U'ELDIN'G SHOP
n m> AND PLANTS
GLOBE SEED
AND FEED CO.
HAY, (
......., ......
“ FOR SALE OR TRADE '
m m m m
W A T . S F
I ’ORD TR.\CTOR'CO.
ACREAGES FOR SALE
For hy Owner : T - " f -
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HOMES FOR SALE----
H A M L E T T
R E A L T Y
S P R I N G S P E C I A L S
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K E Y R E A L T Y
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R E M O V A L
L IV E ST O C K
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TW IN F ALLS CONST. CO.
ID A H O IH D E
& T A L L O W CO.
S T O P
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BU S IN ESS !
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C A R T E R
PA C K IN G CO.
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C ART ER P A C K IN G CO.
C A RT ER H A T C H E R Y
TLMES-NIiWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO PAGE TIIIRTY-THREE
FURNITURE S, APPLIANCE
SPOT CASH
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i i S -TRUCKS AND TRAILERS
Market Place of
Magic Valley
BENEATH THIS BANNER ARE THE WORLD'S BEST BARGAINS
’S , " ;
1950 CMC
IIA RB A U G ir
MOTOR CO.. INC.
11)50 DODGK D-OOO
SA LE PRICE ?11.000
H A R B A . U G H
^^^MOTOR^CO.,
H A R B A U G H
JIOTOB CO., INC.
GREAT LA K ES
TROLLEY TRA ILER S A L I
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Tliis la
N O B U M S T E E R !
10r,8 INTKRNATIONAL
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G L E X G. JE N K IN S
C H E V R O L E T '
N E E D A P I C K U P ?
W E ’VE GOT ’E M !! ! !
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DEAN MYERS Scrvice MnnaKcr
TROLLEY TRAILER SALES
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ECONOMY M OBILE
.HOM ES
T W I N F A L L S .
E Q U I P . C O .Tnick Une W « t
jt£ 3-«:o
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F A R M SPECIAL
Wi.M nOI)(',E
S P E C IA L ?C!)r,
M c K E N Z I E M O T O R
S P E C I A L !
KIT-INTERSTATE
win ftn 8-DAYlrlp lo mwnlll
IX ANGELUS’
b k ; s w e e p s t a k e s
.lUST AUIUVED
L E SS T H A N ?5.000I
----AUTOS FOR SALE----
S H A R P E S T C A R S
I N T O W N !
lOoO RENAULT
Y O U R E E
M O T O R C O .
R I C E C H E V R O L E T
V A LLEY ’S
T R 'AD IN G DEALER
■ m i
-RIGE-GHEVRGLET-U S E D C AR LOT
AUTOS FOR SALE
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“ C ”
J O H N I E B O Y D .
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LOTS o r OTinCRS
B R O W N I N G ’S
— HU ICK SPECIALS —
S3';iC"iE?lS
“ S L S S S
B R O W N I N G
A U T O C O .
G O R E ’ S ,
I N J E R O M E
1 9 5 5 C H E V - §1 0 9 5
1 9 5 6 C H E V !!;995
1 9 5 4 C H E V $825
1 9 5 3 C H E V $395
B U I C K ,5395
1 9 5 3 B U I C K .?195
1 9 5 0 B U I C K ,?325
19.59 F O R D $2545
1 9 5 8 F O R D ,$1495
1 9 5 1 F O R D $195
1 9 5 9 C H E V $1895(i Tun
1 9 4 6 .F O R D .$-145*. T.m I'lrlM,,
• G O R E ’S
KORD-M ERCURY SALES
T H E B E S T
I N U S E D C A R S !
s : ;
T R A D E S - B A N K T
M c K E N Z I E
M O T O R
AUTOS FOR SALE
B O B R E E S E
, S P E C I A L !
It Week Only
B O B R E E S E
M O T O R C O .
1 s t C H O I C E
D oJu t - DodBO D»rt
T R A D E - I N ' S
s arr|:!
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A N D Y & B O B ’S
M O T O R CO.
P
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T R A D E - IN S
LO C A LLY OWNED
B-U-Y AND S-A-V-E
N - O - W
B I G S A V I N G S
la cO F O R D 5223,')
1360 F ORD S.1250
1053 F ORD S2495
1953 F ORD S2 I35
1955 F ORD J2295
1353 FORD 51335
1359 FORT) . fI935
f;r:„;;r:,.s2Si.51358 FORD
£Si ;S:10C5FORD 11195
H ILL M A N $ G95
......
Mnny More Cnrs, Trucks.
.N O DOW N PAYMENT
°.5;.”CoSc";r
U - N - I- O - N
M - O ^T -O -R -S
B IG B R IV E IN LOT
SI'AETIl MOTOR CO.
Hero I» Tlio
SALEYou Iliivo I!t
For
“SS:/':'-:': .vl::
19JI RTUJ)KIIAKrJl V-«
W H ERE BUYER IS
“ K I N G "
W Y L L I E ’S
TW IN FALLS MOTOR
On Truck lA m
IN G. JENKINS
lE V R O L E T
Come in nnd let US help
you own a BETTER CAR
Stay W ith the
B I G O K !
“ ’ £ S ? : S 2
' GLEN G. JENKINS
AUTOS FOR SALE
h a 'l o u s k a
A U T O S A L E S
T H E I S E N ’S
Q U A L I T Y C A R S
;5 4 P l y m o u t h ^ $ 5 9 5
’5 3 P o n t i a c $ 3 9 5
'5 3 D e S o t o ^.$495
'5 2 B u ie i t $ 3 4 5
[ 5 6 F o r d 4 ; d n p i 9 5
’5 6 M e r c _ ? J 2 9 5
’5 3 D o d p ^ _ _ ^ _ $ 3 ^ 5
M A N Y , MANY, M AN Y
U lO R E TO CHOOSE FROM
T H E I S E N
M O T O R S
701 Main Eait
O PEN SUNDAY
W I L L S
S e le c t
U S E D C A R S
SPRING C L E A N - U P
W I L L S
AUTOS FOR SALI______ ..
H A R B A U G Hm o t o r CO., INC.
EXECUTIVE CARS
" 5 i i-sssss
SPAETH MOTOR
N O P R I C E
S A L E -I
— BrinR Your Cash ~
M nko Us An Offer I
1950 PONTIAC 2-door
1951 PIJYMOUTII 4-door
1952 PLYMOUTH 4-door
19,52 O LDS 88 4-doo^
1951 OLDS 08 ^-door
1 95 1 STUDEBAKEB
1051KAM BLER Wagon
C - A - R - L - E - S - O - N '- S
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