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Idaho Free Press i Caldwell News-Tribune, WodiesJay, November 9, IMG 2 THI and IDAHO FREE PRESS 1 1 mF Su do ol 314 A Idaho 83651 Coixon PublnVing Co VwT ot oiii oi Nompa id NOA lo b. pu bl iv .,11 pubMtd Ik, Solu'da, ol thu pap.r lo 60-108 1 C. 01 odJed Ifcewo Chopr.r 16 1033 on ol J(Jo( 0 SUBSCRIPTION RAIE on1 Ji.ej cn(i fel MM Moil adrontel in Elmoif. Washing. Ion, Idaho.

Aifomi. VoBty and Malheur Counlni. OUTSIDE ABOVE COUNIICS Monlh ISO 1 Month 175 7 5 Monlhl 800 oMonihi 900 S'500 Hta, 51700 OBITUARIES Vital Statistics BIRTHS BAMmEZ-Ti) Mr. and Mrs. Cesar Rimlrez, Marslng, a (laughler born Nov.

5. 1966, at Caldwell Memorial Hospital. OLSEN-To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneih Olsen, CaUUell Route 6, a son barn Nov.

0, 19CO, at CaWrell Memorial Hospital. CAUFFMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Alan CauHman, Maple Valley, a girl, born Nov. 6.

1966, at Mercy Hospital intern- pa. EHDE To Mr. anil Mrs, Ralph Ermlo, 403 Dufur Mrs. B. Beckwiih NAMPA Kuneral services for Mrs.

Beryl Alene Beckwlth, 50, Nampa Route 5, who died Monday In a local hospital alter a short Illness, will beconduct- ed at the Alsip Chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday. The Rev. j. Sydney Carnes of the First Christian Church will offlcjate, and Interment will follow at Kohlerlawn Cemetery.

Mrs. BeckwithwasbornApril 1916, In Perkins, Okla. She came to Nampa with her parents when she was a child, and had made her home here since. She was married Feb. 22,1936, in Nampa to Wallace W.

Beckwith. She was a member of the First Christian Church. Surviving in addition to Mr. Beckwltli are a son, Wallace W. Beckwith II, of Nampa; her parents, Mr, and Mrs.

W. C. Wallls of Nampa; a brother, Victor K. Wallis of Ogden, Utah; and one grandchild. Mrs.

Georgia Schad MERIDIAN Graveside services for Georgia Schad, 70, Seattle, who died there Monday, will be conducted at 11 a.m. Friday at the Meridian Cemetery by Arnold Kemper. The cortege will leave Robl- son Chapel of the Chimes at 10:45 a.m, Mrs, Schad was born in Boise on March 22, 1896, and was married to Paul F. Schad on July 17, 1931, in Chicago. She Meridian fora number- of years, and had UvedlnSeattle for the.past 31 years.

'Surviving are her husband, Paul, Seattle; a brother, Walter LaFollette of Riverside, and sister, Viola Clark of Bellevue. Stock Ma rket DOW-JONES AVERAGES (noon) 30 Industrials 806.79 up 4.57 20 Rails 199.14 up .40 15 Utilities 137.48 up .24 65 Slocks 284.46 up 1.12 FHOM DALY i BOISE Allied Stores 26 American Bosch 18 American Tel 55 American Tobacco 32 Anaconda 78 Bethlehem 30 Boeing 57 Chrysler 31 Continental Oil 68 Crane 35 Crucible Steel 21 Doujlas 35 DuPonl 159 Eastman Kodak General Electric Genera) Foods General Motors PBM Kennecoll Copper Liggett Myers Ixxiklteed Aircraft Montgomery Ward National Biscuit New York Central 121 05 72 73 349 36 72 60 22 46 64 North American Aviation 45 Davis 25 Pan American 25 J.C. Penney 53 Pennsylvania R.R. 50 A.J. Industries 3 5 8 American Airlines 35 Baxter 36 Gamble-Skojmo 23 Phillips Petroleum 50 Radio Corporation 48 Republic Steel 36 Reynolds Tobacco 38 Rockwell Sprlne i Axis 28 Safeway 26 Rents Paper 28 Sears 48 Slmlalr Oil C4 Mobil Southern Pacific 23 Sperry Rand 25 Stand.

Oil of Calif. 65 Stand. Oil of N. Jersey 68 Pacific 37 United Airlines 50 U. s.

Steel 38 Westlnghouse 49 WooUorth 19 Youngs town steel .21 Morrison Knuetsen 23-23 Intermounlaln Gas 0 3A1-10 56 15.14-11.20 U.80-16.17 10.66-11.65 39 Life 4 Idaho First a 32-3-1 Albc-rlsons Union Oil Affiliated VIT Or. Miss, Inv, p-itnim Bal Putnam Or. MllUpore Mrs. P. W.

Archer NAMPA- Services lor Mrs. P.W. Archer, 67, 423 Maple who died Monday at a Nampa hospital, will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday at Sliepherd Chapel by the Rev. Keith C.

Mills ol the First Methodist Church, Interment will be at Glenn Rest Cemetery at Glenns Ferry. Mrs, Archer was born Dec. 30, 1898, at Moorhead, Iowa. She grew up andattendedschools in Iowa, and was married to Rupert Cline on March at Moorhead. They firmed near Moorhead until 1922 when they moved to Glenns Ferry.

In 1949 they moved to Nampa, wl'ore Mr. Cline died Sept. 27, 1955. She was married lo P.W. Archer on July 5,1998, at Nampa.

UjN-Arctiej; died Sept. She was a member of the- Methodist Church, the Women's Society for Christian Service of that church, the PEG Sisterhood and Ileene Rebekati Lodge No. 62 of Glenns Ferry. Survivors Include two daughters, Mrs, Louisa N. Newbry of Boise and Mrs.

Evonne Morrison of Seattle, a son, Eugene L. Cline of Altar- querque, N.M.; three sisters, Airs. Howard Park, DesMoines, Iowa, Mrs. Fred Barton of Sioux City, Iowa, and Mrs. Glen Knuison of Newanee, two brothers, Harry Mortlnsen of Morrhead and Bennett Mortinsen of Iowa City, Iowa; a niece, Mrs.

Frances Halverson ol San Leandro, six grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. A daughter and son preceded her In death, The family has asked that contributions be made to the Methodist Church memorial fund. Mrs. Helena Brusse MERIDIAN Funeral services for Mrs, Helena Brusse, 95, Meridian Route 2, who died Tuesday morning at a Boise hospital, will be conducted at 3 p.m. ThursdayatRoblsonChapel of the Chimes by the Rev.

Ralph Fothergill of the Meridian Methodist Church. Interment will follow at Meridian Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Harry Cooper, Ralph Madden, George Thomas, Herbert Wolf, Harry Bryce and Fred Keller. Mrs. Brusse was born Oct, 22, 1871, in Holland, and married Hendrlck Brusse on June 28, 1900, in Holland.

He died in February of 1953. She came to Idaho in 1915 and had lived In Meridian since 1911. Survivors include a son, Kendrick Brusse iferirtian; and a sister, Mrs. Mary Robueregt of Holland. Ronald G.

Young CALDWELL Ronald G(l- beil Young, 16, Cascade, was killed in an automobile accident in Spokane, Wash. Services are pending at Peckharc-Dakan Chapel. Driver Penalty Is $200 Fine CALDWELL- Lester McNeff, in Justice Court Tuesday to a charge of driving while Intoxicated. Mctfofl was fined $200 and $5 court costs, plus an additional $5 fine for driving on an expired license. CLASSIFIEDS GET 1966, al Samaritan Community Hospital in Nampa.

KAUFFMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kauffman, Box 177, 222828 S. E. 21Cth, Maple Valley, a daughter born Nov.

6, 1966, at Mercy Hospital. ENDE To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ende, 403 Dufer Nampa, a daughter born Nov. 5, 1966, at Samaritan Hospital.

WINSLOW To Mr. and Mrs. Jim Winslow, 223 Holly Caldwell, a daughter born Nov. 8, 1966, at Caldwell Memorial Hospital. VILLINES To Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Villlnes, Caldwell Route 1, a son born Nov. 8, 1966, at Caldwell Memorial Hospital. GARNER To Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Garner, 3119 S. Illinois Caldwell, a son born Nov. 8, 1966, at Caldwell Memorial Hospital. DIVORCES FILED Delmer L. Huebert against Belly A.

Huebert, charging extreme cruelly. Married In April, 1965; no children. Davella Dickinson against Johnnie Dickinson, charging extreme cruelty. Married in November, 1964; no children. Settlement pending.

PROBATE COUliT Petition for letters of administration filed in estate of Gertrude Anne Maclver. Petition for letters of administration filed In the estate ol Orvllle Hershall Cunningham, also known.as Arvll Hershall Cunnlnghlm; Letters testamentary entered In the estates of Harold M. Johnson, J. Harold Alrd and Elirebath C. ilarrold.alsoknown is Lizzie Harrold, also known as Elizabeth C.

Harrold. MARRIAGE LICENSES Philip Emanuel Inglllnero and Suwia Vanece Byam, Eugene, Dennis William Rydquist, Nampa, and Carol Jean Schultz, Homcdale; Jerry Shigeru Niiyqma, Seattle, and Faye Annette Takahashi, Parma; Vornon Mack Bishop and. Janice Elaine Hartman, Springfield, David Lee Bdckmin and Betty Jean Munn, Ray Price and Sharon Arlene Cooksey, Grants Pass, John Edward Jorgensen, and Joelene Rebecca Mayo, Nampa. Robert Gordon Nichol, Ft. Hood, and Jayma Ann Dlxon, Crescent City, Gerald Clyde Young, Parma, and Betty Mae Flagg, Caldwell; Steve Donald Whitney, Nampa, and Shirley Ann Fercho, Caldwell.

Drivers Pay In Court NAMPA- Drivers IromCald- well, Nampa and Boise entered pleas of guilty totralfic violation charges Tuesday in NumpaMun- icipal Court, Steven D. Nelson, 103 S. Canyon, Nampa, was lined $15 and $5 court on his plea of guilty to violating the basic rule. Gerald R. Fivecoat, 191C Linden, Caldwell, was fined $20 and 15 costs on a charge ol speeding.

JoannRae Lane (Sheffield), Boise, charged with failure to yield right-of-way, was and $5 court costs. Forfeiting bonds when they failed to appear In answer to traffic violation charges were: Fred Church, Boise, speed- In, $25; David Perry Bare, Northwest Nazarene College, speeding, $15; James A. Mann, Boise, disregarding traffic signal, $15; Mack C. Gates, Nampa Route 4, speeding, $15; Betty J. Lowder, NampaRoute6, backing without due caution, $15; and Cecil W.

Robinson, Nampa Route 3, driving on an expired license, $15. Jones Appointed BOISE (UPI) Gov. Robert Smylie Monday appointed Dr. Martha Jones of Boise as a member of the Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education. High and Low Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Caldwell Calgary Chicago Cleveland Denver DCS Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Indianapolis Honolulu Jacksonville Jiineau Kansas Cily Las Vegas Los Angeles Memphis Miami Paul Nampa New Orleans New York Omaha Philadelphia Portland, Ore.

St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Washington Winnipeg Max. MIn. 69 17 54 46 25 62 60 36 64 24 83 64 85 70 37 74 59 59 72 78 30 45 77 62 32 60 47 75 48 65 61 45 37 67 17 56 9 23 51 22 20 46 57 10 33 50 20 68 55 73 58 32 40 43 54 63 73 25 24 65 53 25 50 41 G5 23 53 53 41 27 55 -2 Dinner Cook Course Slated CALDWELL A 15-week raining program for dinner cook has been 'approved under the Manpower Development and Training Act, according to the Idaho Department of Employment. Ed Thomas, Caldwell local office manager, said today that the schooling will be held al the Treasure Valley Community College beginning on Nov.

14, Thu training program is designed lo provide "entry" skills, which means lhat the basics of dinner cooking are taught and an employer must then finish training the apprentice. Thom.issaidthatthecourse will be for a total of 600 hours, and that all the basics will be covered in both theory and practice. To be eligiblefor this program an applicant must be able to read and write, possess an interest in the occupation, andnave the physical ability to do the work. Thomas said that heads of families can be paid training allowances while in training, anil transportation expenses may also be covered. Anyone interested inthispro- gram is urged to contact the office no later than Thursday, Nov.

10. IT'S YOUR MONEY Savings Plan Still Termed Important By WENDELL COLTIN "I vas very much interested In your column citing the man who wondered why his property- owning neighbor was able to draw Social Security benefits," writes a New England reader. "Perhaps 1 am old-fashioned," he continues, "but it was Impressed on me early in life that It was wise to save for old age. Social Security was not Intended to be a complete pension system; It is merelytosup- pleraenl savings'or pensions. "The world owes no one a living; we should be thankful that the government provides a leg up toward a nest egg!" lie concludes emphatically.

4 0) From Mentor, Ohio: "Seven years ago I remarried. My first husband died, just wonder if I am covered by Social Security with my second husband." L.N. A) It Is possible you may be entitled lo a benefit on either your late husband's work under Social Security, or your present husband's. However, there i.s not enough Information in your letter to make a definite state- ment either way. You would be wise to visit you Social Security office to inquire about your eligibility for benefits on either account.

You may notrecelvebolh. Q) A 75-year-old widow pens a letter from Cameron, W. Va, In which she tells us she is drawing Social Security bane- fits of $60 per month and Is finding regular visits to her physician and purchase of medicines lo be costly. She anxiously inquires, "Am I eligible for the S35 per month 0 N'o one can live on $60 per month." R. T.

We're sorry to tell you the $35 benefit is only for persons 12 and over who are not receiving any other govenmental pension or public benefit. Your Social Security checks rule you out, Why not discuss your financial situation and cost-of- living circumstances with your local public assistance office? Along with being sympathetic, perhaps they will also be able to help. Year questions on Social Security and Medicare are welcomed. Send ihem care of this newspaper, Box 344, GundCen. tral Station, New York, N.Y.

won. THE LAW OFFICES OF THE MEMBERS OF CANYON COUNTY LAWYERS CLUB WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 in Observance of VETERANS DAY Richard Rosenberry, President The high yesterday was 88 at Colulla, Tex. The low yesterday was -13 at Douglas, Wyo. Sears I SALE! Sears Sewing Aids Make Any Room A Sewing Room Caldwell A Bobe Fit Fashions Expertly! Assembled Magic Fit Form SAVE $6.07 Q38 Reg. 15.95 Ke.athcrligtu, plastic (Ires? Ids yon set all sixe-adjuslmcnt screws from outside! A-r'orm: Bust 32-30: 22U- i 3 i Hust 3f)-U: Waist 27-34; CHARGE IT On Sears Revolving Charge Start with Our Fold-away Sewing Machine Table SAVES5.07 Regular 24.98 8 8 Folds, unfolds, stores easily like an ironing board Step-down well keeps sewing- plate and fabric on a level! Walnut or blond wood-grained laminated top, 23x 37-in.

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