Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 2

Pofl. 2-Section A. Idoho Stol. Journal POCATELLO, IDAHO, MONDAY, 1, 1969 New Interstate Link Opens Boise Bypass BOISE (AP) An 11.1-mile your understanding ot some of section of Interstate Highway our problems, we hope to even- 80-N was opened to travel today tually upgrade all of our prl- and Gov. Don W.

Samuelson a ry and secondary highways called it a "most important" in addition to having a fine in- link in the slate's system of terstate highway system for roads. fast, safe, long distance travel," The stretch provides a bypass Slate highway engineer Ellis of Boise's central area, linking L. Mathes noted that the inter- previously completed sections of state system "is being paid ttie interstate east and west ot for as it is luitt," financed by the city. taxes on highway users. With its opening, Interstate The by-pass, built at a cost of 80-N runs (or 100 miles from the about SG.5 million, will divert Oregon border cast lo Mountain through traffic from U.S.

High- Home, with the exception of two ways 30-20-2C through lhe Boise miles in the Caldwell area. That area. Those highways are car- seclionisdividedfour-lane road- rled on a one-way couplet only way but lacks grade separation, a block from main street in the "The story of highways in downtown area, Samuelson said in remarks prepared for the dedication eerc'iriony, one ot dynamic growth and Innovation. "It's a story ot doveloping.fa- cilltiesas rapidly as an effort to meet present and Vvjion fit I anil futureneods. Intensive research LullU and creative solutions to prob-- BOKT imi r-itv lems which nnr copmivi nvor Buls Mate and.

city underneath whelmine have holocd mclals Clanged deeds the crews for three Titan I missile sites located about 17 miles south of Bruneau, vmilining tmvt ciupui rnrnnlpHrm a linrl tr-ulo thnt r.i.v City of Boise, State Complete Air Terminal Plans to Be Viewed Again AROUND TOWN EMPLOYE CITED Wayne Bruner, Route One. Pocatello, an employe of Husky HOLDS TWO MEETINGS Portneiif lodge 18, AFAM, will open its December pro- The special committee lo analyze a private lease-back proposal for construction of a new air termina, will hold another Slat? University 0 lowed by the election of officers, Waller A. Culbertson, worshipful mast- meeting this evening to firm itv Zmbe" 5 6r teS announced There als up plan alterations previously ents lcult TM. TM" a report by the officers up plan alterations previously agreed upon, The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. in Ihe city office at the Airport.

The city has until Dec. 14 to decide on the proposal by I 0 report by of the lodge. At 7 30, Dec. 10, ot cers tor ensuing Masonic construct a terminal on flight- line land they would buy from im ur DC Tri CT) PAK the city and lease the building A to the city. Terms of the proposed 20-year lease are $1,440,000, or $72.000 per year- with YORK filTE ELECTS a City Commajidery, adult DroRram Is cheduled Kni Ws wil1 hear re at I aHhe rts and elect otflcers al a Speakers FARMER BUYS IDAHO MISSILE SITE Sam Noble, who raises hogs on his farm near Zenia, Ohio, pats his horse while discussing his purchase of 82 acres of barren land in Idaho which he bought from the government for $5,500.

However, his land has a city underneath. The government spent $35 million building the underground facilities to house dretfs authors The utlic Is to. riimcheonalsoIsscheoV tem le at 6:30 p.m. The Com- TM mander win hold its annual a noon at the esen at the tory a Presented at me norary ai hMnnri in completing a land trade that has been hanging fire tor more Ed landro of Pocatello, than tw chairman of the State Highway Th xycl is lnlen(le(1 to K. f1St I Eivethe state a site for a new ,1 tate Sy Slcm ls governor's residence and the completed "all levels ol govern- citv land fnr ml rw ment will recognize the vital "Estate gave a Seed need accelerate the many to 52.6 acres of land along the needed improvements on our Bolse i primary, aeconrtary and urban a i lho slato systems.

penitentiary "We are well aware," he add- statc ot a deed early Sunday from a pic tup parked that many miles of those from the city for 20.38 acres of ed at 200 North Railroad. Idaho. Noble-said he isn't certain yet a do willi the property. (AP Wirephoto) win Christmas observanceat 10a.m. Dec 25 at the Masollic lemple Pocatel1 cte ter Eo A MasQns dec( the evening of Dec.

SPocatelloCourH cil No. 2, Royal and Select Masters will elect officers Dec. 9, ThievesTake Heavy Welder From Pickup A portable electric welder weighing 700 pounds was stolen systems have been called upon land in too thills north of the Heed Shaw, 318SouthJohnson, to serve far beyond their norm- veterans Administration hospi- told.pollce the welder was stolen al life span. pa lence, a between and 8 a.m. from the time, the necessary, funds and a mjor plckup owned by his cni oyer league baseball pitcher who is Jay Shoemaker, American Falls.

a member of the City Golf Shaw was using the pickup at the Course Commission, said it is lime. He valued the welder at NOT 30 a son. Obituaries Lucile V. Baitey this evening at the Masonic temple. The new officers the "building to be deeded to the be installed Dec, 15 follow- city at the end of Ihe 20 years.

Ing dinner at the Masonic At previous sessions, the committee agreed on design changes with representatives of Ihe airlines and the U.S. Weather Bureau. The group is scheduled tonight to look over architect Kent Parrish's redrawn plans. Financing of the project also must be analyzed by thecommit. CLASS SET TUESDAY tee before it reports'to Ihe City The December series of free and on that same night both the Council.

The city not only would mother-baby care classes will chapter and Council officers will have to pay the rent but the taxes start Tuesday in the basement installed. There will be no on Ihe privately owned build- auditorium of Bannock Memorial meeting of the Chapter Dec. 22. ing--plus the cost oi equipping Hospital. The instruction ol the structure.

given on Tuesdays and Thurs- committee includes: days from 7 to 9 p.m. through Chairman Robert Huntley and December by senior nursingstu- James Howard, both of the air- dents from Idaho State Unlver- port commission; Mayor Don slty. Prospective parents and Nov 28 a daughter Brennan and F.W. "Bill" Ros- grandparents are welcome lo CoVSwALL-' To Mr.and TM keUey both of the council; Ai, attend. port Manager Merle Wilhelm, Acting City Manager Joel G.

FIREFIGHTERS CALLED Anderson and William Burgess Firefighters answered two The store will be ready some- 0 he Chamber of Commerce, false alarms Saturday evening has invited the pubhc to his 1969 time after he firs of the year, reprinted a res i ent for Charlton said in Boise. i First of its kind In Idaho, the 3 tlieT; self-service store will be lo- Lowfenight Third and Tprrv al 8'W cated in a new 40 by 100-foot 45-50; raira at Pm i BANNOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OWENS To Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Owens, Route One, Nov. 28, a daughter.

NIXON To Mr. and Mrs. James Nixon, 39G Freuiegill Liquor Store Won't Open Until After Jan. 1 Mrs. Vernon Cornwall, 1349 Al.

Ion Road, Nov. 26, a son. LISH To Mr. and Mrs. Ish, 253 Mingo Lane, I.F.

Artist Plans Home Art Show HOPPS To Mr. and Mrs. IDAHO FALLS LaVere wo Mulchings, Idaho Falls artist, Home Art Show at his Riviera burning trash without a permit. Studio; 1420 RivieraDrive, Idaho The false alarms occurred at Fa 'l The death of Mrs. Lucile V.

Bailey, Pocatello Tribune re porter for many years, Is Red Cross Opens Basement Room, building on the parking lot north average 30; normal 10:13 p.m. Bart Parrish was completion, Charlton says, is de- fOT the month, none: normal Saturday livery of new custom-made cash total, none. Normal total for register machines which will sunset SHRINERS MEET Hours of the show are to 10 p.m. next Friday and Saturday; 2 to 10 p.m. Sunday and 8 to 10 p.m.

Monday. Hutchings was born in 1918 near Idaho Falls and received his schooling in Idaho and Nevada, later attending Utah State University, Idaho State Univer- hoped construction can begin $580. next summer, with the firsl nine Alameda Junior High School holes ready for play in the a discovered burglarized spring of 1971. The city tropes again early today by police who ported in a letter from Ralph eventually to have a 27-holo were making a routine check of Mksall'ey'was'closelyasso. ur se.

the building. Conditions sur- Thanks tfl elated with club activities inPO- The city is seeking to lease an rounding the break-In showed catello, was second president or additional 40 acres from the similarity to the school burglary A permanent room for classes give the customers receipts on 4:57. women.is ne ciub an a a slate adjacent to the area trad- of Nov. 24, police said. A broken in Red Cross first aid and home which their order-numbers to ca 'o rae df Tuesda i.

Members of Southeast Idaho sity, Brigham Young" University Aitrusa club, she originated the ed. The 40-acre area once was window prompted officers to look nursing has been prepared in be posted. tie temperature change, chance Shrine club are to meet Tues- and the Chuinard Art Institute 1 a ever 1 ai years kfa popular part of the Boise River clian- further and they found ttiieves the basement of Ihe building The building was constructed of precipitation is zero through day at 7:30 p.m., in the audi- in Los Angeles, Calif. A strong supporter of the late nel but became dry ground at- had taken screw drivers from where the Red Cross office is lo- by contractor William O'llaire ay forecast- Tuesday 'orium over Idaho Power He received the top art award c. Ben Ross when he was four ter the stream changed course Ihe shop and taken money from cated, 420 West Lewis.

Boise, for the Buttrey chain, through Saturday, temperatures offices to roundup the program at Camp Wolters, Texas, in 1944 toee governor of Idaho following construction of Lucky pop machines. Members of painters Local Construction cost has not been to average near to a little above for 1959 Luther Burnham will and was instructor to 600 art she was appointed by Ross as Peak Dam upstream. Jerre Munsen, 486 Washing- 1C4 have donated work lo paint disclosed. Bullrey's will lease tinue i Md lows Preside. chief clerk of Idaho Fish and The state has not approved ton, told police his wife's rifle the room, equipment was do- the building to the state for $GOO here now are 38 and 20.

plans for construction of a new was stolen sometime Saturday nated by Kay Obray of Circo per month. Mitchell Construe- weather elsewhere: The BPW originated several governor's home. The 19G7 Leg- night or early Sunday from his Painting and the paint was lion Pocatello has the Billings a es eC of ld a 1 io JSfafo a el islature authorized acquisition pickup parked at home. purchased with financial assis- 175 contract to install the fix- Boise the chamber of commerce, and of a site but no funds have been The thief broke into the truck lance from the Southeastern lures. Butte education loans.

made available by the legisla- via the right wing window. The Idaho Medical Society. The state officials haven't de- Las Vegas pin is a 243 Savage rifle, lever Painters who donated time cided yet who will manage Ihe Rock Springs action, with a Redfield scope, were Fred Hanks, Larry Bring- new stora, but Charlton expects Salt -Lake City It had a sling and a pink stone hurst, Bill Slaven, Chuck Hart- few if any additions of personnel. Spokane In the stock base. ford, Ralph Myers, Frank Dur- Transfer of personnel from W.

Yellowstone Bill Ridley, 3514 Jason, re- man and Ellsworth Sams. T.B. other state liquor stores is like- re 764. As for the old East Side store COVerea V2OOQS Classes in first aid now are at 530 East Center, the liquor Valued dt at a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock under Marynard Veal, Jose Gui. went into the median on Inter $132, ard were stolen during being taught lo the ski executive says: "I don't know state Highway 15 miles north "'e past week, Ridley said.

and other classes will be taught when it will be closed-it at 1 Anthony Gee, 439 East Sut- later. construction. DOES DINNER SLATED 33 Christmas party of BPOE 19 Does, drove 153, will start with students in the southwest Pacific while stationed at Manila, Philippines, in 1945. He has had eight one-man art shows, including four in Idaho I.F. Man Escapes As Auto Crashes Sus inlurv Saturday when his car hls home The blocks are worth Pocatello club was organized in 1919 with the late Bertha Atkin as president, 1921-22, and she ws followed by Mrs.

Bailey who served in 1922-23. The letter from Mr. Cecil said Mrs. Bailey died Wednesday, Nov. 2G, but made no mention of funeral services or burial.

Mrs. Bailey was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. M.

Vlckers, the family residing on East Center Street. Louis A. Ryle Funeral services for Louis tween tw lanes ot Ryle, GG, of 855 East cedar, and then into a cattle who died Friday, were conducted the hietnvav itatp nolirp. today at 2 p.m. at the Manning me Mate police- Funeral chapel.

Del George of man Larry Hardin cited him for Jehovah's Witnesses officiated, inattention to driving was minor (o police a stereo son ofciarenceandMamiet.ouis injuries at St. Anthony Commu- l01 once a stereo nity Hospital. The accident hap- tane la er wort $102 55 40 48 8 a dinner Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Falls and shows In Blackfoot, 65 44 the Elks Club. Each meinber is at Ricks College, In Park City, 47 14 to bring a SI exchange gift and Utah, and California.

He has 42 23 a children's toy for the. Elks won many ribbons at the East- 31 23 charity baskets. 26 -2 BEAUCEANT TO MEET Officers will be elected by the Social Order of Beauceant ern Idaho State Fair and was one of four finalists in the annual YWCA art contest at Pocatello this year. He has attended workshops Merchandise recovered frnm al lhe Mas Temple. Refresh- terrez and Sergei Bongart and served, has studied under Everett south when Community classes in home Opening of lhe shopping cen- nursing will begin in January, ter liquor store, thus, will give box.

He said lie heard someone sponsored by Ihe Bannock Conn- the city three liquor stores for prowling around the home be- ty Chapter, American a time, at least. The West Side fore daylight Sunday. Some of Cross, and the LDS Relief So- store is located at 324 West the missing mail contained cieties of this area. Classes Bridger. are open to all denominations by checks, Gee reported.

Fidencio E. Granados, 236 and interested individuals. IIP haq nnlhinr- On Nov. 12, 19,11, he married Lettie Green at Driggs. For tile past 25 years, Mr.

Ryle had been employed as a truck driver for Carrett Freight, lines. Survivors include his widow; sons: Russell and Kenneth, both of Reno, Clarence, San Francisco, and Cordon, Pocatello; two daughters, Elda Denny, Pocatello and Bll- Durial was in Resllawn Memorial Gardens. Delores Racehorse ened a Autopsy Scheduled tn Rancher's Death stolen Saturday night from his pickup It was parked in the alley behind the North Fifth address. Driver, 16, Cited After Accident Cbarltoi! against a business and professional men who protested the new self-service store in a petition to the state this summer. But he says this will not stop the state from installing im- Thorpe, B.F.

Larsen, Elva Blr- the Bannock County TOASTMASTERS ELECT a Ana ru HTe The Pocatello Breakfast TM a TM er of aho The sheriffs officecompleted Toastnrasters recently elected 1 new officers, and the day's best speaker, Clem Dixon, was elected president. Other officers from a The merchandise was taken from of East Mccartys Wednesday andThurs- elected were Elwin Anderson, hts educational vice-president; Da- James Davld Rowe i 25 and vld Get)0 maiia erial vice-pres- Smith, 1334 South Sec. jdent; John Fmzen, secretary-. treasurer; and Steve Wallack, COEUR D'ALEtiE. An autopsy to be held to Idaho Kenneth Lawrence -Heyrand, 1G, 3961 Nora, was cited tor DeLyle Hull, 70 Princeton, re- failure to be reasonable and pru- Proved liquor store facilities ported to police a sign advertis- dent early today when his car wllicn Pocatcllans have been de- ing his business was stolen from collided with a light pole on nianding lor several years.

WORLD'S FINEST POPCORN! was sctied- a company truck as it MS being Hiline Hoad moved to a new location. Police said the accident hap, min of Alvm Delores Racehorse, 39, of Fort a died at Bannock Memorial Hospital early Sunday following a short illness. Born 1, 1930, at Fort Hall, she wasthedaughterof Nelson and Maude Pocatello Racehorse. She attended schools at elaborate oil other Fort Hall and later was employed as a practical nurse at ning- ham Memorial Hospital in Blackfoot. She was a member of Episcopal Church.

Survivors include the follow ins sons and daughters; Jolyn Edmo, zacharrl Guardipee, Pat i i a Ann William Otis Root and Gary Allen nool; a brother, Cleve Racehorse; two sisters, Mrs. Althea Fred and Mrs, Ora Tyler; two half-brothers, i Dann and Julian Dann; and an John Racehorse, all of Fort Hall. a arrangemen announced by the Downard Fu neral Home. The sign read "Hal's Home pened at a.m. ou mime, H.

McCuIston, a 54-year-old Laundry and Equipment" and 287 feet north of Alameda Road. Meetinq Kootonai County rancher. showed a a I( TOS trea(Ki McCuiston was found deafl- vai lle( i at $400. Memorial Hospital to" lacera. Comt clerks mti commis- last Friday night from a bullet windows valued at $400 were (ions on his chin anil finger Of- sicnl rs from tlle counties en- wound in the head.

The victim reported broken from a home ficer Rob'ert Steinlicht trans- 0111 1331 1 to the Sixth Judicial lived in the Carlin Bay area, being built at 117 Tnraco, police ported Win to the hospital Sheriff John Bender said Iho weapon used in the slaying had boon recovered but ho could not details in the case until a coroner's in- tluost is held, probably on Tiws- Pete Steffens, 346 West Lovejoy, discovered (tie vandalism at 0 a.m. Saturday. Stolen Car Found Burning in Hills day. Gin Varieties NEW YORK (AP) Gin is becoming the most versatile mixer in the spirits fieid ccord- ing to Douglas Klgood, chair- id president Ui of Gordon's Dry Funeral arrangements will bo The company has a collection ofseverallumdred drink recipe's District are meeting today at the Bannock County Courthouse. Problems concerning legisla.

fion were discussed when the meeting opened in the commissioners' office. Officials attending are from Bannock, A car stolen in Pocatello Sun- a i Power, Blngham, day morning was found shortly Oneida, Bear Lake and Franklin before midnight, burning near counties. Burglars took an estimated the summit on Buckskin Road, 350 in change and possibly a Bannock' sheriff deputies said case of beer from Brown's Ser- today, vice Station in Tyheo early Sun- The car owned by Carl E. day or late Saturday, accord- King, Whitman Hotel, was taken ing to the Bannock County Slier- before 10:20 a.m. from a park- i office.

ing lot at 100 North Railroad. Rep, James A. McClure, R-Ida- Thc burglary was discovered was a 19G6 Lincoln Conti- ho. Burglar Escapes With $50, Beer Grant Reported A Idaho today by containing gin. at 8 a.m.

Sunday when Iheowner nenlal, The funds from the Office of Funeral Set Tuesday BLACKFOOT Funeral services for Delia M. (Mickey) Wadsworth will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the mack- foot Second ward LDS Church by Ihe Rev. hales Allen, pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

Burial will be in the Grove City Cemetery, Black- The family will receive friends this evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at Ihe Sandberg-Hill Fu. neral Home. A A GREENHOUSES DIAl Oranee iuic'e was amonc the a TMti to open (lie station. The At p.m., the car was Economic Opportunity will go lo first ingredients recorded and burglar or burglars gained en.

abandoned and burning one- Idaho's Canyon County (ha by throwing a rock fourth miles from the Duckskm rmmily Committee. They will fi- through a window. Road summit. Douglas Davis, nance job training tor 120 por- 070 Wayne, reported (lie fire to sons and a program ot medical ce and dental health care. still remains one of the most popular.

Porhaps the most nn- iisual is one concocted in China as a cold cure that includes tea, herbs and honey. Tardy Corporations Face State Action Arraignment Delayed BOISE (AP) corporations HURLEY, Idaho (AP) Ar- which failed to pay renewal foes raignmentfor Valdemar Gomez, Nov. 30 are subject to loss 24, Parma, was postponed until of their charters, lhe office of Wednesday. Comc-z is charged Secretary of State Pete T. with first degree murder in lhe Cenarrusa today.

Nov. 2 shooting death ot Leo About JOO of the 12,000 firms Hood, 28, Heyburn, in a Burley incorporated in Idaho had failed Science Shrinks Painful Hemorrhoids Stops Itch--Relieves Pain Finds Way That Both Relieves Pain and Shrinks Piles In Most Cases tavern. York, M.Y. (Special): Sci- cncc hns found siicci.il for- torc-m-wat the close ot business muln with the Ability, in most Gomez was scheduled for ar- Friday, but aides in the office -r m0n raigmnent today, but asked for said a number of renewals re- i' nse n(; cr a delay to give him more tinif by a i still are lying proved, while Rcntly relieving to enter a plea, processed. pain, actual reduction (shrink- age) took place.

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