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"I'm writing the Great American Novel. It's a list of do's and don'ts for the sitter while we're away." TELEVISION LOG Itjpomibility for the correction of television programs rests entirely upon Motions. Thii newipoper tan no responsibility for errors in the listings. Channel KBOI-TV Channel -w KTVB-TV TUESDAY, APRIL 18 4:30 Marshall Dillon 5:00 CBS News wlto Walter Cronkile (C) 5:30 KBOI News Today 6:00 Gillian's Island (C) 6:30 Red Skelton (C) 7:30 Petticoat Junction (C) 6:00 Jackie Gleason Show (C) 9:00 Peyton Place 9:30 Evening with Dllly Daniels (C) 10:00 CBS News Special (C) 10:30 Ten Thlrly Report 10:45 Sports Final 10:50 The Weather 10:55 Movie Time "Lone Ranger" Clayton Moore, Bonlta Granvllle 12:30 Morning Headlines TUESDAY, A I 18 3:00 The Early Show "Love Slaves of (lie Amazon" 4:00 Lone Ranger 4:30 Mister Ed 5:00 Huntley-BrlnklDvCC) 5:30 Blf News 5:45 Weather 5:50 Sporls 5:55 Businss News 6:00 Tarzan (C) 6:30 Tuesday Night Movie C) "Heller In PinX Tights" Sophia Loren, Anlhony Qylnn 9:00 Fugitive (C) 10:00 Nltebeat 10:20 Weather 10:25 Sports 10:30 Tonight Show (C) Call 459-1 SOS Tlf White I Service First Grade Registration Scheduled HOMEDALE -Registrationof children who will enter the first grade In next (all will be held from 9 to 11 a.m., Friday, May 5, at the Wash. Ington Grade School, Herbert Frltiley, elementary school principal, announced.

To be eligible for enrollment, a child must have reached the age of 6 years on or before next Oct. 15, Fritzley said. 1 Parents are requested(o bring the child's birth certificate or other proof of age, dates and types of Immunlutlons received and dates of any serious Illnesses or Injuries. All birth certificates and Immunization records will be returned. No fees will be collected at the time of registration, but children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, said Fritzley, who requested thai they not be sent to school with older brother or sister.

A clinic will be held In connection with registration. Physical and dental examinations will be provided free by Dr. B. George Wolff and Dr. Bussell Sayers at the clinic only.

Parents preferring to take their children to their family doctors for the pre-school checkup should still register them at school on May 5 and present a doctor's statement of examination, Fritzley said. Children who will be examined at the clinic are asked to wear easily removed cloth- Ing and to bring a robe or large towel. DPT and small pox boosters will be given to those who want them. A donation of 50 cents per shot to cover cost of sup. plies would be appreciated from those able to contribute, Fritzley said.

Parents and children may have lunch In the school's cafeteria if they will notify the cafeteria by 10 a.m. on registration day. The charge will be' 30 cents for children and 35 cents for adults. Idaho Free Press i CaWwrtl News-Tribune, Tuesday, April 18,1967 AS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Greenleaf Friends Church Hosts Yearly Board Meet Heloise's Helpful Household Hints IMar Kolltx: Vou've written HO mnay jsHM't to me, no many rluwn-to-earth fettem; all filled with companion and heartfelt a (ltd knowledge. Hut there )x one particular Hubert Uint pirrntN write to me about frequently.

So today I Uken excerptx from their letters and compiled Uiem Into what I ronalder precious advice on it dellrate DARFELL REISCH, High School principal, Is a aonv Inee for vice president of the Idaho Education Association. Referendum balloting is In progress now with the deadline announced as May 2. Officials said results are expected to be announced In a week or 10 days after May 2. According to (be Idaho Education Association constitution, the elected vice president Is the president- elect for the following year. 7:00 Captain Kangaroo 6:00 Joseph Bend Mornln? News 8:25 KBOI Morning News 30 Jack LaLanne (C) 9iOO Andy of Mayberry 9 1 30 Dlcjc Van Dyke Show 10:00 LoVe ol Life 10:25 CBS Mid-Day News 10:30 Search for Tomorrow 10:45 Guiding Light 11:00 General Hospital 11:30 As the World Turns 12:00 Password 12:30 Houseparly C) 1:00 To Tell The Truth 1:25 KBOI News 1:30 Edge of Night 2:00 Mike Douglas Variety Show 3:30 Secret Slorm 4:00 X-2 Show -Cartoons WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 4:30 Rifleman 5:00 CBS News with Walter CronJcite (C) 5:30 KBOI News Today 6:00 Daktarl(C) 7:00 Green Acres (C) 7:30 Corner Pyle USMC (C) 8:00 Danny Kaye Show (C) 9:00 Virginian (C) 10:30 Ten Thlrly Report (c) 10:45 Sports Final 10:50 The Weather 10:55 Movie Time "BlacX Devil" Gerald Landry, Nadu Gray 12:30 Morning Headlines 7:00 The Today Show (C) 8:00 Snap Judgement (C) 8:30 Concentration 9:00 Pat Boone (C) 9:30 Hollywood Squares (C) 10:00 Jeopardy (C) 10:30 Eye Guess (C) 10:55 NBC News 11:00 Periscope Let's Make a Deal (C) 11:55 NBC News 12:00 Days our Lives (C) 12:30 The Doctors 1:00 Another World (C) 1:30 VQU Don't Say (C) WEDNESDAY, APRIL ID 2:00 The Early Show "The Restless years" Lone Ranger 4:30 Mr.

Ed 5:00 Huntley-Brlnkley (C) 5:30 Big News 5:45 Weather 5:55 Business News 6:00 Star Trek (C) 7:00 Time Tunnel (C) 8:00 Spy (C) 9:00 Bob Hope Show (C) 10:00 Nitebeat News 10:20 Weather 10:25 Sports 10:30 Tonlehl Show (C ONE MORE REASON why Clossi- fied odi ore jo procticol. You can charge them. Diol 464-7B9) 4594664 now. CREENLEAF The Greenleaf Frlenrfs Church was host to members of Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends General Education Board and representatives of George Fox College, Newberg, in an Education Institute this weekend. A youth banquet was held Saturday evening in tlie Academy rtinlng hall for approximately 100.

The program featured Dr. Arthur Roberts, George Fox College teacher andformer resident of this community, as special speaker. A girls' Quartet from the college brought special music. Derrol Hockett was master of ceremonies, The Academy Auxiliary served the banquet, Sunday morning, the Rev, Kenneth Williams, also a former resident of this community and president of the General Education Board, spoke to a Sunday School class of high schoolgirls at Greenleaf and gave the morn- Ing worship messageattheCald- well Friends Church. Dr.

Arthur Robe its spoke at the 11 xm. serviccintlieGreen- leaf Friends Church. The girls quartet sang several numbers. A noon fellowship dinner was served to a major portion of the congregation. A family dinner honoring Lauren Dowry and his twin sister and after relatives was field in the Economics room at the The afternoon session of the Education Institute began at 3 p.m., with the Rev.

Kenneth llams giving a dovotlonalanrfthe college quartet of girls singing. Classes on different phases of education followed. The Rev. George Moore, dean, of faculty at George Fox College, brought the evening message at the Greenleaf church. He was pastor of the Horoedaie Friends Church for several years, around 1937-40, Brother Dies MERIDIAN Mrs.

Bertha Downer lias received word of the death of a brother, Richard J. Horn, 75, at Greeley, Colo. He was a rclired slock buyer. Other Idiho relatives include a niece, Mrs. Leroy Jackson of Meridian, and a nephew, M.

Downer of Nampa. Sports Convene MIDDLETON The Indoor Sports anri the Good Sports met at the Middleton Grange Hnll Wednesday. Mrs. Vance Cornell gave talk and showed slides nn insects and their habits, Refreshments were served. BuKKiiRi' rcfiilalinns on HIP Tvnns-Sibrrlnu allow "one bird In Wo" .11 no fxivn cost, says National Ckonnipliic.

Mineral Society Convenes HOMEDALE -Special guests at a recent meeting of the Ore- Ida Mineral and Gem Society In Homedale were Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCurry and Aaron Salisbury, all of Homedate. The McCurry's displayed a star sapphire and a star garnet. Mrs.

Delia Salisbury, club member, showed a Mecca necklace sent to her from Burma. The stones are elongated and are commonly referred to as a "beggar's necklace." Two members, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sullivan, returned recently from a two-month rock hunt. Ing trip to Arizona and report, ed their experiences to the club.

Senior Citizens Plan Poffuck HOMEDALE -The Senior It- Izens group of Homedale will hold a potluck lunch at the home of Mrs, Mabel Stevenson, Marsing, on Thursday, April 21. Members will meet at the Jesse Huddleson residence In Homedale from where transpor. (ation to the Stevenson home will be provided. At (he group's last meeting at the Presbyterian Church, cards, dominoes and shuffle board were played. RebekahsSchedule Dinner April 25 MIDDLETON Pansy Re' bekah Lodge Is planning a potluck dinner April 25 in honor of Virginia Moberly, District Lodge deputy.

Thirteen members and one visitor attended the recent regular meeting of the lodge. Improvement Class Underway ar Church MIDDLETON A class on self improvement is being conducted at the LDS Church by Mrs. Wayne Schiess of Caldweli. About 40 women are enrolled. The sevcn-wpelc course is based on the hook, "Fascinating Womanhood," by Helen Anrtdin, NOT Persuasive NEW DELHI (UPI) -Soviet Premier Alcxei Kosygin tried to persuade Josef Stalin'sdaughter veil an a not to come lo India by lying about conditions In tills country, I'nc Hindustan Times said Monday.

The Times said she told Indian acquaintances that several Russian leaders, Kosygin among them, warned her ftat the food shortage was so severe In India that she might go hungry. Ann Landers. Dear Ann Landers: You have insulted a very Important segment of American society, and we are a touchy group. I refer to the Crossword Puzzle Buffs of America. What do you mean by saying the ability to work out a crossword in record time is no proof of Intelligence or general knowledge? You make it sound like any idiot can work a crossword while walking In his sleep.

And your description of the crossword buff, "sitting with a dictionary in hislap," Indeed! Have you ever tried to sit with a 30- pound book In your lap? Well, be my guest. Working crosswords is wonderful relaxation andatthesame time It is a fine exercise in mental gymnastics. So; why don't you be a nice girl and give us a seven letter word for "I'm sorry?" BUFFY Dear Buffy: Do you mean: "A-P-OL-Q-G-Y?" O.K. Am I forgiven? Dear Ann Landers: As the owner of a small motel, I am issuing a complaint against the way you repeatedly refer to motels as hideouts for immoral sex escapades. In a recent column you said, "When a man lakes a girl to a motel room etc." Whydldn't you say, "When a man takes a girl to a hotel room" or "to his apartment," or "for a ride in his car?" We have rescued many stranded people who had automobile trouble.

Frequently we provide a temporary home for out-of- town families who are unable to find a place to rent immediately. We have salvaged many shaky marriages by making housing available to an angry man or wife, so he or she could spend a night alone and cool off and think things over. So, please, Ann Landers use "motel" as a synonym for den of iniquity. Thank you. -MIFFED Dear Miffed: When a person writes "We went to a motel," I don't change it to read, "We went to a choir I am well aware that the majority of motel operators do everything they can to run a respectable inn.

Theydon'twant the two-hour customers. But when a person who writes to me says "We went to a motel" print "motel." Namely what tin can do when their children fight over everything In the especially when jwir- nit Many mothers and felhers have written that ax they grow older they find there IK Nil longer any need for jrtioh things HH "the Imtutlful silver tray, the tea service, that handsome linen dinner cloUl we've been proud of for many years, or the lovely oW a i howl that was grandmother's They suggest (and I helleve In this) that Instead of wilting until one these (hlngs Hhould he divided (perhaps im Mrthdays or Christmas) among the children, ft favorite cousin or dear neighbor. As one mother wrote: at least I had the pleasure of seeing their eyes when I gave It to them. My daughter-ln- IKIV grabbed me and gave me a great hlg hug and said, 'Oh, I'll cherish it always. How did you know that this was the one thing In your houne I wanted? feel so flattered that you gave It to me and every time I clean It I'll remember you Folks, I really do believe ihese wonderful have found the answer.

After alt, Pfanf Safe Results Told HOMEDALE -A recent plant sale by the and 1 Garden Club of Homedale netted $20.30, according to Mrs. John Cook. The members of the Homedale club paid an Inter-club visit to the Early Morning Garden Club In Nampa where they had tea and a display of dolls and ceramics from foreign lands. Members of the Nampa club were dressed In colorful kimonos for the occasion. Attending from Homedale were Mrs.

Bill Wells, Mrs. Warren Stlmmel, Mrs. Manford Stlmmel, Mrs. Klaus DeGeus, Mrs. Harold Glanzman, Mrs.

Grace Colley, Mrs. Jim How. land and Mrs. Emma Ernest. us get older don't need all silver and hi rd-to-Iron linen.

But our children do, They not only have the strength to care for It, hut they are proud to nhovf It to their friends. RexMeK they can don't think they don't) Out "thU wu given to hy my mother (or mother-in-law) it's Ix-en handed down In the family." I have had many widowers write me saying that when I opened my wife's private honk box I found two diamond rings she had not worn for Why didn't she wear things and enjoy them--or give them to a loved one who would?" My only a dear friends, Is do consider giving some of things to your children while you are still ahle to see the Joy In their eyes. Even write that Joy cannot be Joy unless It shared. To share is beautiful. When we share anything -even If It's only a cup of cof- multiplied.

If you doubt this, try drinking a cup of coffee alone, then with a dear friend. The coffee even tastes better! So as a serious thought for today, may I say that I do not believe In waiting until Christmas or Mrthdays to give presents. I believe when you love someone and If you have something they want, give it to them no nutter l( It's the "eighth Tuesday of the second month of the wrong year." Today Is here and we must live it. Yesterday Is gone. Who knows If you or I or the ones we Jove will he here for UK- days yet to come.

I love each and every one of you who have Uken the time to write. Every letter you send me It read. Ixts of them are reread and ALL arp loved. Bless you, Hrlolse DEAR HELOISE: To save time when doing my hair, I mix my creme con- ditioning rinse and the powdered color rinse together in one cup of hot water. I do the two steps in one.

It's easier and faster. This also steins to make my color rinse cover better and does a perfect job for me. Mrs. A. Schneider LCTf It OF LAU6HTM DEAR HELOISE: My husband and I selected two days a week In.

which he did odd Jobs around the house. My part of the bargain was to quit nagging about what had to be done. This worked so well that It wasn't long before he had everything caught up. Mrs. Jan G.

DEAR HELOISE: When you are making up gelatin to pour Into individual molds, try mixing it in a pitcher. I find this so much easier. It's faster and no drips to wipe up. A faithful Reader CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! if you have not yet received the BankAmericard you applied please be patient. We did expect a big demand and geared our operations to give fast service.

But response has been so much greater than anticipated that, quite frankly, we haven't yet been able to keep up with it despite day and night effort. Please do pardon the delay but be assured that you will hear from us. Thank you. FIRST SECURITY BANKAMERICARD DIVISION Dear Ann Landers: After several years of marriage to a fine but dull executive, I fell madly in love with a married man. We agreed to divorce our mates and spend the rest of our lives together.

Unfortunately, my husband twisted things around and left me. He charged adultery. My lover has not decided he cannot leave his family and the future looks bleak. I seem to be living in the back street of his li'e. Suddenly he feels must pay more attention to his wife for the sake of appearance.

What should I do? Please give me your candid opinion. MONTREAL Dear Montreal: Your husband didn't have to do much twisting, the way I read It. My cnndid opinion is that you ought io wipe the egg off your face and ask your husband to take you back. If he yourself lucky and devofe Hie rest of your life to making him happy. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with yotir problems.

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