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Idaho Free Press, Monday, February 19, Energy, rivers: series continues Stolen books AMONG PROFESSIONAL people of Nampa taking part in Oils year's Heart Fund campaign are Courtney Swanson, neading the drive among the Nampa Realtors; and Mrs. Robert Crawford and Mrs. Michael Crane, assisting Dr. Around about the Nampa area LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Nampa League of Women Voters will hold unit meetings Tuesday, Feb. 20.

George Otten, Canyon County planning and zoning director, Robert Hay with the medical drive. They are shown with a giant check representing the business and professional division's goal. (Staff Photo) Professional groups share in local Heart Fund drive NAMPA A supply of whole blood is essential to the community's health HedCross volunteers stressed today in calling attention to the Nampa area's first blood donation of 1973. The donation will be heldTues- day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

at the Christensen Community Center, on First Street South across from the Nampa Fire Department. The goal is 150 pints. Red Cross spokesmen said the need for blood in the community continues to be urgent. They said Dr. K.

E. Droulard, pathologist at Mercy Medical Center, told them that a number of elective surgeries were postponed at the center during late December and early January because blood supplies were limited. In addition, they said, a number of open heart surgeries have been performed for residents of this area since the last blood donation, in December, and each of these requires a large quantity of whole blood. The donation Tuesday is sponsored by three granges of the community--the Nampa Valley Grange, South Side Grange, and Walter's Dutte Grange. General chairman is Lester Allen, and the canteen furnishing refreshments for donors will in charge of the women's activity chairmen of the three granges.

CALDWELL The second lecture of a six part series on the quality of life in Idaho, sponsored by the College of Idaho's Regional Studies Center (ESC), will be delivered by Albert Carlsen, Boise, president of Idaho Power Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Jewett Auditorium. Carlsen will discuss "Energy's Contribution to the Quality of Life In Idaho." His topic is expected to further illuminate the question of howbest to utilize the resource of Idaho's rivers, according to RSC director Mrs. Donna Parsons. Larry W.

Harris, associate director of the RSC and coordinator of the lecture series, stated, "The lecture series is greatly enhanced by Albert Carlsen's presence. His activity in the mainstream of the vital area of energy is evidenced by the fact that he is one of two of- Drivers rail OSleep ficials of Pacific northwest power companies who will participate in an April symposium on a national energy policy." Carlsen is a former member of the Idaho Potato and Onion Commission, the Blackfoot school board, and for two years was president of the Idaho School Trustees Association. The public is invited to attend all lectures in the series free of charge. The series is co sponsored by the Hill Family Foundation of St. Paul, Minn.

LONDON (UPI) So books liave been stolen from famous round Reading Room ol the British Museum that security procedures have been adopted. A museum announcement saia visitors will be "required to open briefcases and other receptacles of a like nature for scrutiny on leaving the Hading Room." Albert Carlsen SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) A study of 400 traffic crashes involving 395 tractor-trailers and five buses showed that in 76 per cent of the cases the driver fell asleep, the California Traffic Safety Foundation rsports. NOW SHOWING WHITE OPEN 7:00 P.M. HAMPA Professional disease is a major American in 1973 from heart attack or groups of Nampa are actively problem and are helping to do stroke, for which high blood sharing inthisyear'sHeartFund something about it," she said, pressure is a major contrtbut- will have afilm and answer ques. campaign, carried onthroughout Group chairmen include ing factor, tions on planning and zoning.

February to raise all possible Courtney Swanson, real estate; Besides those Ufe-and-death The 1:15 p.m. meeting will be funds to combat heart disease, Dr. Robert Hay assistedbyMrs. facts, Mrs. Bockenstette added, said Mrs.

Charles Bockenstette, Robert Crawford and Mrs. there are economic costs, "and publicity chairman for the drive. Michael Crane, medical; Mrs. they cannot be ignored because "They are just a few of the William Moad, nurses; Wayne a nation's physical and econo- people who believe that heart Russell, businessmen; Ed Ah- mic well-being go hand in rens, lawyers and certified pub- Driver treated, released after traffic collision with Annette Hinrichs, Nampa Route 7, (call 466-8148 for directions): the 8 p.m. meeting will be with Dorothy Christensen, 316 Davis Ave.

NAMPA A Nampa woman was treated at Mercy Medical REHEARSAL Majors and Minors will practice Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Nampa Public Library. PART-TIME JOBSNEEDED- part time work and odd jobs are needed by Nampa High School students. If you can use such help contact one of the Nampa High counselors at 466-8921. NO, 167 -The Tops No.

167 will meet for a Weekend arrests total four NAMPA Four persons were arrested over the weekend and released on their own recognizance in lieu of bond, according to the Nampa Police Department arrest book. Some of these are: lie accountants; and Dr. Michael Heart and blood vessel dis- Ostyn, dental. eases will cost the nation an es- "These volunteers," Mrs. ttmated $19.5 billion in 1973 in Bockenstette said, "know that lost income and payments for you cannot measure the cost of medical care, a heart attack or stroke, or any Some 52 million man- of the other potentially fatal or days of production will be lost disabling complications of car- to business and industry, diovascular disease in dollars Incalculable costs are felt or cents.

No true monetary value in lost management skill and can be placed on the good health know-how, in time and moneyin- that permits a man or woman vested in key personnel who die to pursue a vocation. For some- or are sidelined by disability, one disabled by cardiovascular "Heart disease is a major Am- diseass--! or by'anybthercause "per'sbhai'al for that matter loss of in- economic. Through more sue- dent at Juniper and Sheridan streets. According to UieNampa Police Department, Laura Roberts, 20, 420 Ivy, suffered minor injuries when her car, southbound on Juniper, was struck by a station wagon driven by Penny Stephens, 21, 312 Dewey, which was eastbound on Sheridan turning onto Juniper. Penny Stephens was cited for inattentive driving.

The following accidents were reported to Nnnpi police Vehicles driven by Anita Rockne, 16, Kuna, and Camilla Shea, 57, 512 17th Ave. collided Friday afternoon at 16th Avenue and Third Street South. Anita Rockne was cited for failure to yield. Matthew Wilson, 18, 567 Gem, was cited tor inattentive driving Friday morning after his Volkswagen bus struck the rear of a car driven by lene Crabtree, 16, 312 Meyer. Both were westbound on Lake Lowell and she had slowed for traffic when Wilson's vehicle struck hers in the rear, according to police.

WALTDISNE "DIRTY LITTLE BILLY" MKHAELTPOLLARD SOIUMD1A PICTURES hi-ttwi BUFF ROMKT80N Cites Open it 7:00 TECHMHUM nsllituiionco. INC. MWWALIMSMIY'S WhiTE WUlERNESS Citei Open Stun it 7:00 of.the Church of the Dieimcu, come Is but one of the aftpiv pc-j-rful researMi better niedioal -1' ttr-Hov nn a nf nPTlT vUlllc ID UUL U11C Ul lllC oilc!" rcbctuUlL UttllCl Eleventh Avenue and Fourth shocks, the individual and Ms care and rehabilitation lor vie- Street Soutti. A meeting will ceny, wuson familv must sufler- Hms 0 attack and follow at 1:30 p.m. For more TM.

The re is the physical pain the American Heart Association toxicated' Josef Coulson.Grey. discomfort, the agony of is doing something about this stone Hotel, arrested Sunday on to 0 si to threat to the American people," a charge of setting off a false sidelines. There is the sense of Heart Fund volunteers say. fire alarm at 13th Avenue and loss helplessness "You, too, can help by glv- Lone Star Community Club will First street South; and Leonel tnose who surround the stricken ing generously of your time Sam Wfflard, 36, Moses Lake, meet at the Community Hall Martinez Homedale arrested Person." and money to the Nampa Heart Waslu, collided at 12th Avenue Sunday on a charge of driving Fi into mil- Fund campaign." while intoxicated. Pf meaning, The followingcomplaintswere she pointed out, when they are on file at the police department 1Ul 60 16 ust up this morning: you and your loved ones." -Lois Ray, 518 Eighth St information call Gayle Sharpe at 466-1013 or Linda Powers at 466-9080.

COMMUNITY CLUB The Wednesday at 2 p.m. Roll call will be an item or article about important presidents' birthdays. 18,1605 Sixth St. was cited tor Improper backing early Sunday after he backed his car from his driveway into a car parked across the street 0.116th. Thepark- ed car belonged to Edward Stevenson of Missoula, Mont.

Vehicles driven By John Salminen, 67, 123 Elmore, and CLUB TO MEET The J. U. Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Hazel Crill, 215 Locust Tuesday at p.m. Some of the statistics she ci- ARAI, Japan (UPI) -Karaigo ted: Middle School closed two years her residence Sunday Heart and blood vesseldis- ago because aU.families with morning eases will claim more than a mil- school age children had left aad Eighth Street SouthearlySa- turday evening.

Salminen was cited for failure to yield. Karen Kuyzla, 25,412 Seventh Ave. was cited for making an unsafe start Saturday morning when her car, pulling out from the curb northbound on Seventh Avenue South, struck driven by Sandra Scheffert, now used as cattle sheds. northbound on Seventh. AUTOGRAPH PARTY The ie rwin 564 Fa i rvieWi lion lives in 1973 53 per cent Aral, a smaU community incen- public is invited to meet Mrs.

renorted taken from the deatns ln tne sta te from fal Ja Pan. The classrooms are 2 3, 632 llth Ave. S. also Grace E. Jordan Thursday from ne residellC over the weekend, all causes this year.

nTM 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Nampa st even Groesbeck, 515 -An estimated 27 million Public Library at an autograph Banner rep orted wheels tires Americans have cardiovascular party for her latest book, "The a ack rom is ve diseases, with 21 million of these hicle Sunday morning. afmcted with blood Linda Field, 1125 Powell, sure. "The Unintentional Senator." Books may be purchased and autographed by the author.

reported her vehicle registration and an air cleaner taken from her car Friday night. -Dwayne Frost, 901 First St. reported welding leads taken from an Intermountain Gas Co. BOISE George Seal, assis- truck Friday night -Burla Pruett, 1815 Third More than 875.000 will die Veterans' aid topic for meet tant national adjutant of the Dis. abled American Veterans, will be the principal speaker at an open meeting sponsored by Boise Chapter of the DAV Friday night, Feb.

23. The meeting will be heldatthe Legion Hall situated at the corner of College Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue in Boise, beginning at 730p.m. A.T. Hietala, Boise DAV department adjutant, said the pur- Friday night pose of the seminar is to inform disabled veterans of the area, and their dependents, about Veterans St. reported two rifles taken from a pickup parked outside the house early Saturday morning.

-Dora Brady, 423 13th Ave. reported almost $40 in cash' taken from her home which was apparently broken into Friday. -Timothy Roberts, 903 E. Georgia, reported a rifle taken from his pickup while it was parked outside the Rollerdrome -John Hubbard, 1003 Ninth St. reported his mother's 1963 Chevrolet Impala taken Administration benefits availab- early Saturday morning.

Theve- le to them, and about pending leg- hicle was later recovered six islation that may affect them miles west of Nampa, according in the future. to lice MOVIE RATING GUIDE Fir hrtits lid Pupli The obiective of the ntmgj to -nloim pnentt ibou! the suitability ol content lor netting by Ihtir children. ALL AGES ADMITTED General PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED Some Mmmi May Noi Be Suitable For RESTRICTED Under 17 rcqmrei accornpanyn Pwenl or Adult Guardian NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTEL (Age limn may vary This Tuesday and every Tuesday is Coney Day at the AW Restaurant. Buy one or buy a bunch. They're only 19 each.

A 4, 177 CALDWELL NAMPA AWING SALE 1 DAY ONLY- TUESDAY, FEB. 20 Buy 1 or 100! We're selling these tender, juicy-plump wings at an unheard of price. Only 10 each! And we cook them with the Colonel's secret recipe of 11 herbs and spices till they're just right "Finger lickin' Come and get 'em! AVAILABLE ONLY AT THESE STORES: Ave. 10th Cleveland -Caldwell 501 Main, 3575 fnlrvlew, Twin Knit Body-Tricks from BESTFORM Body-hugging nylon suits end shirt-tugging in twin curve- sleeking styles. The shirtsuit--meant to be seen with ruffling skirts; tailored pants.

And the back-zippered polosuit rides smoothly under all your skirts and pants. Both with snap crotch. pulls of both tricks at 208 HOLLY NAMPA.