Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 17

IDAHO STATE JOURNAL Friday, April 29, 1955-17 Art Guild to Open Exhibition at ISC An opportunity for residents to1 A number of the Art Guild memsee the paintings and other art ibers have erealed works that are works of a talented group, the display in civic buildings and in Guild, will be offered in its LwO-: homes in greater demand than ever wack exhibit beginning tonight. I before. The show will be in Bonneville The emphasis has been an hail on Idaho Stale college cane scenes and characters and events pus. Tonight is all this region, building toward 8 event with the 22 mimbers of the distinctive regional art. Art Guild as hosts.

Some of the paintings to be Tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, hibited have won prizes here and and each day afterward for twolin other state shows. wACks the public has been inviled. Guild president is Louis DellaThe show will feature 75 pieces port, ISC architecture instructor. including vil and water color paint- Assisting him in hanging the disings, sculplure, wood carving, play pieces is Professor Russell ceramics and batiks.

Mann, ISC arl department CRAWLER PERFORMANCE ON RUBBER WAGNER 4-WHEEL TRACTOR Come in today and see the Wagner four- tracJor. The only wheel tractor that gives you absolule crowler performance on rubber tires. We have in stock a TRD9 which is comparable to the D6 Caterpillar and 1D14A International. It has a tenspeed transmission with speeds less than one mile per hour to 18 miles per hour with half gear shifts. It- also has dis much power and traction in the turns as it has on the straight-away.

Total weight of the TRD9 is 8000 pounds. Come in today and see the Wagner tractor and ask for a demonstration. FALLS SUPPLY CO. YOUR MASSEY-HARRIS-FERGUSON DEALER AMERICAN MASSEY PHONE 3631 ass ART GUILD EXHIBIT from 9 a.m. tc 3 p.m.

the next two weeks in Bonneville hall will include among ils new features a wood carving of the four Marines raising the flag on Iwo Jima. Artist is J. Karobelnikoff, 182 Roosevelt. Affair A. F.

Trustees Keep 17 Mills AMERICAN FALLS Trustees af school district 381 in recessed for session considered the budget the 1955-56 term in preparation for the budget hearing May D. The mill levy was left al 17 mills and board members expressed salisfaction that they were able Lu operation retaining budgel for next year's maintenance, mill levy as last year, which is the lowest levy since the district was reorganized. Also determined on the budget was 4.5 mill levy for the bond issue gun the new grade school building which is intended to pay off $20,400 on the principle and $15,000 Interest. The district has been free of bonded indebtednes The total budget for maintenance and operation has as compared 2GG hungeted last ference will be taken salary increases of regular increments ers and one adkiitional NOW THE ORIGINAL. E.G.

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Howard llancock of the Chamber! of Commerce community affairs! committee today announced the formation of seven subcommittees! to expedite project assignments of the pureal group. New subcommillecs and those appuinted to them include: Air Nalional Guard and aviation, William 5. chairman, Smith, Robert Flaudro and John! Hardaway: fire preventiou, Grant Stowell, chairman, Werner Erickson, Mrs. Paul Bialline and Fall; health and sanitation, Dr. W.

It. carne, chairman, Itobert F. Hamillon and Sam Clinton; general hospital, Ray Hendricks, chairman, L. Il. Anderson and Edwardi Parsch.

Highways and sewage, Hamilton, chairman, Pete Bistiine, liondrieks. Michael Mar Butch, E. L. Stout. Dr.

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

J. Guthrie, chairman, Terrell, Motheral, C. S. Bosquel and Walter Kuhn. The new groups will immediately begin their planning and will report on their plans al a full commilice mecting June 1 21.

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$4.50 Henderson Lumber Co. 2601 Pole Line Road PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Phone 179 the grade The budget also includes alluwances for the 310 grade school building in which they plan to install all new equipmeal and furniture, including Curniture recently purchased and now fn (150. The latal estimaled receipts of 263,111.08 will come from the tolsources: Estimaled 1955 balance, 17 mill levy, district tuition, AR; Indian Inition, slate and county, $52,700.20, Copies of the proposed budget are available in the office of 'Superintendent Wesley Frazier for individuals who wish Lo examine it beforo the May 9 hearing. Woman's Coat Stolen been set for James Gabiola, 845 West Whitwith man, told police a woman's checkyear, The dif-cred coal and lace hat valued al up in leacher' 42.50 were stolen from his car a blanket $200, yesterday afternoon while il was due the teach- parked at East Conler and South teacher Sixth. For Mothers GIVE THE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Perfect Controlled Heat for more delicious foods Only the Sunbeam gives you ALL the advantages of frying and cooking at the correct, controlled heat every time.

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