Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 17

IDAHO STATE JOURNAL Friday, April 29, 1955-17 Art Exhibition at ISC Ail opportunity for residents toi A number of the Art Guild mem- si-c the. paintings and other a have created works that are works of a talented group, the A display in civic buildings and in Guild, will be offered in its two; homes in greater demand than ever week exhibit beginning tonight. The show will lie in linnncvillc I The emphasis has been on hall on Idaho Sfnte college cam-' pus. Tonight is nn i i a i a event with the 22 mtmbers of Art Guild as hosts. I Tomorrow from 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m.: ami each Jay afterward for the public has been invited. The show will feature 75 pieces including oil and water color paintings, sculpture, wood ceramics and batiks. cenes and characters ami events this region, building toward ILstinctivc regional art. Some of the paintings to be cx- libitcd have won prizes here and other stale shows. Guild president is Louis Delia- port, ISC architecture instructor.

Assisting him in hanging the dis- carving, play pieces is Professor Russell Maun, ISC art department head. CRAWLER PERFORMANCE WAGNER 4-WHEEL TRACTOR Come in today and see ihe Wagner four-wheel tractor, The only wheel tractor that gives you absolute crawler performance on rubber tires. We have in stock a TRD9 which is comparable to the D6 Caterpillar and TD14A International. It has a ten- speed transmission with speeds less than one mile per hour to 18 miles per hour with half gear shifts. It- also has as much power and traction in the lurns as it has on the straight-away.

Total weight of ihc TRD? is 8000 pounds. Come in today and see the Wagner tractor and ask for a demonstration. FALLS SUPPLY CO. YOUR MASSEY-HARRIS-FERGUSON Ft It A 1 IT DEALER IN AMERICAN rHUMb ART GUILD EXHIBIT from 9 a.m. tc 3 p.m.

the next two weeks in Bonnevllle hall will include among its new features a wood carving of the four Marines raising the flag on Iwo Jima. Artist is J. Karabelnikoff, 182 Rosevell. Community Affair Committee Picks Seven Study Area Chairmen W. .7.

Rhodes and Howard Hancock of the Chamber of Commerce community affairs committee today announced (he formation of seven subcommittees to expedite project assignments of the parent tjroup. NRW and those appointed to them include: Air National Guard and aviation, William S. Hill chairman, Holland Smith, Robert Flamlro and John Hardaway; fire prevention, Grant Stowell, chairman, Werner Erick- Mrs. Paul Bisllirio and W. .1.

I'tall; health ami saniiation, Dr. W. R. Hcarnc, chairman, Robert F. Hamilton and Sam Clinton; general i a a Hendricks, chairman, L.

11. Anderson and 'Edward Parsfh. Highways and sewage, Hamilton, chairman, Pelc 13 i i i i Hen- drieivs, Michael MncButch, E. L. Slont Dr.

J. T. Kihara and Dow Foster; railroad separation, Robert Hardin chairman, Anderson, Erne Stitos, Jack Henderson and W. C. Collins; bus system, W.

J. Outline, chairman, Jack John Mothcraj, C. S. Bosquet and Walter Kuhn. The new groups will immediately begin 'heir planning and will report on their plans at a full com- nliltec mooting June 1 at 7 p.m.

in the Bannock hotel. SATURDAY MORNING HENDERSON LUMBER CO. OWNED and OPERATED by the HENDERSON TWINS, BOYD and RALPH 2601 POLE LINE ROAD PHONE 179 SUPER KEM TONE KEM GLO Free Eslimoles on All REMODELING HOME BUILDING A Complete Line of INSULATION ROOFING SIDING SHEET ROCK HARDWARE GARDEN TOOLS WEISER HARDWARE 6 EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Cobrizer Paints SPECIAL OPENING DAY RUBBER LATEX One quart $1.45 One gallon $4.50 Henderson Lumber Co. A. F.

Trustees Keep 17 Mills AMERICAN FALLS Trustees of school district 381 in recessed session considered the budget for the 1955-56 term in preparation for l.he budget hearing May 9. The mill levy was left at 17 mills and board members expressed satisfaction that they were able to budget for next year's maintenance and operation retaining the same mill levy as last year, which is the levy since the district was Also determined on the budget ivas 4.5 mill levy for the bond issue on the new grade school building which is intended to pay off $26,400 on the principle and $13,000 Interest. The district has been free of bonded indebtedness. The total budget for maintenance and operation has been set for $283,111.98 as compared with $255,266 budgeted last year. The difference will be taken up in teacher' salary increases of a blanket.

$200, regular increments due the teachers and one additional teacher in 2601 Pole Line Road PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Phone 179 the grade school. The budget also includes allowances for the new grade school building in which they plan to Install all new equipment and furniture, including furniture recently purchased and now in use. 1 The total estimated receipts of will come from the following -sources: Estimated 1955 balance, 17 mill levy, district tuition, Indian tuition, slate and county, $52,700.20. Copies of the proposed budget are available in the office of 'Superintendent Wesley for individuals who wish to examine it before the May 9 hearing. Woman's Coat Stolen James Gabiola, 845 West Whit man, told police a checkered coal and lace hat valued at 42.50 were stolen from his car yesterday afternoon while it was parked at East Center and South Sixth.

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