The Times-News from Twin Falls, Idaho • 14

14 Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Wednesday, July 12. 1972 Camas pioneer fete set Sunday w'L I If IW A it I fys I uv. A GH Tourists like TF TWIN FALLS Two tourists from Vallejo, Ted and Dorothy Stiewig, have complimented the Twin Falls City Parks department for courtesy and outstanding facilities. Chamber of Commerce Manager Ray Rostron said he received a letter from the California couple asking the thanks be passed on to the proper people. They spent an afternoon and evening in Shoshone Falls Park and went to the Dierkes Lake area for the night "We would like to commend the city of Twin Falls for having provided this beautiful area and fine welcome to visitors," the letter said.

They also expressed appreciation for the courtesy of park attendants, Robert Hayes and Ed Cofelt. more are eligible for mem-, bership in the association. All residents and friends are invited to attend the picnic regardless of length of residence. Every effort will be made to assure a good time to those attending, according to Mrs. Carroll Vanskike.

A progran is being arranged and there will be the annual election of officers. Charles Packham is the present president; Lonzo Baldwin, first vice president, and Mrs. Nellie Abbott, second vice president; Mrs. Vera Vanskike, secretary, and Loyd Bundy, treasurer. Prizes will be awarded in some categories to those firm rights MAKING PLANS FOR two drug seminars in Magic Valley are Kathy Perkins, co-director of the Twin Falls Hotline program; Ken High, Red Cross drug educator and overdose aid instructor, and Delores Sims, Idaho Nurses' Association and community coordinator for Idaho of the Mountain States Regional Medical Program.

Seminars are scheduled in Sun Valley and Burley. Two seminars slated in area American buys film REYKJAVIK (UPI) The film and picture rights for the Boris Spassky-Bobby Fischer world chess match have been bought by an American company and all other still and film photographers are banned from the hall. Chester Fox of New York bought the rights from the Icelandic Chess Federation for an undisclosed sum of money. The action drew strong criticism from the Icelandic press several weeks ago and a Open house set Sunday for homes JEROME An open house will be held Sunday between 1 and 5 p.m. at the S.

C. Dillon home in Jerome. Royal Gam, local representative for Capp Homes which produced the Dillon home, will be available to answer questons. Capp Homes produces customized homes at economy prices which provide savings of up to 40 per cent. The Dillon home is located two miles north and one mile east of the Interstate 80 underpass on Highway 93.

Ants have two stomachs, one for digesting food and one for storing it. special deal was worked out enabling Iceland's five daily newspapers to buy pictures from Chester Fox Inc. The Icelandic State Television, currently closed down for a four-week holiday, will also get free films after the first games have been played. Cameramen and still photographers, who have no contract with the owner of the rights, will be barred from entering the hall unless they leave their cameras outside. Above every entrance to the 3,000 seat hall, is a big sign warning spectators that cameras are forbidden inside.

TF native named to Ricks post TWIN FALLS Dr. J. Clark Whitehead, Salt Lake City, a native of Twin Falls, has been named personnel services director and a member of the faculty at Ricks College in Rexburg. A graduate of Twin Falls High School, Dr. Whitehead was active in athletics and student government.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Whitehead, Twin Falls.

He is married to the former LaWana Crandall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Crandall, formerly of Twin Falls.

The Whiteheads have six children. Regional Medical Program, according to Delores Sims of the Idaho Nurses Association. The seminars are scheduled for Aug. 7 at the Sun Valley Inn and Aug. 8 at Cassia Memorial Hospital in Burley.

Information on program content and scheduling will be announced at a later date. Peoplescheduledtoparticipate in the seminar include Ken High, Red Cross Drug educator and overdose aid instructor; Rev. Michael Fitzgibbons, member of the Idaho Drug Education team; Kathy Perkins, member of the Idaho Drug Education team and co-director of the Twin Falls Hotline, and Stephanie Martin, member of the state drug education team and director of the Burley Hotlie. The seminar is part of a continuing education program for nursing personnel. TWIN FALLS Two seminars on drug crisis intervention and emergency traement are scheduled for the Magic Valley.

The seminars are sponsored by the South Central Idaho Coordinating Council for Continuing Health Education of Idaho and the Mountain States Ex-residents head Moose POCATELLO Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilkinson, former Twin Falls residents, have been installed as officers of the Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose at Pocatello. Mrs. Kaye Wilkinson was installed as senior regent of the ladies' group.

Wilkinson was named assistant sergeant-at-arms for the Moose. Attending the joint installation from Twin Falls were their daughter, Mrs. Delbert (Jeanie) McGuire and her daughters Tina Kaye and Shoana Faye. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilkinson are also active in the Old Time Fiddlers Association. Gooding tax rolls reported GOODING Doris Robertson, Gooding County treaurer, met Monday with the county commissioners to turn in the 1971 tax roils. Total taxes for 1971 were $1,560,966, compared to $1,509,722 in 1970. Mrs. Robertson attributed the increase to more property, higher valuation and higher levies.

County commission chairman Ben Glauner said Gooding County is second in Magic Valley in utility valuation. Public utility taxes in 1971 for Gooding County were $806,814. Other taxes were, land, $455,432, property outside the city limits; city rolls, personal rolls, $24,764. In other action by the commission, Vern Cox, Hagerman, was appointed to replace Phillip Gossi, Hagerman, on the county waterways committee. The committee builds water ramps and boat landings.

They receive their revenue from the sale of boat license and gasoline taxes on boats. Fred Locke, of Locke Insurance, met with the commissioners to explain changes in the group hospital insurance policy. Signup listed at Hagerman HAGERMAN- Entry books for the Hagerman Pioneer Day rodeo will be open July 17 and until 10 p.m. July 18, according to Mrs. Rhonda Wood.

Mrs. Wood, rodeo secratary, asked that the entry fee accompany each entry or be guaranteed. All contestants must have a signed release and any minor contestants must have a signed release from parents or guardians before participating. The rodeo will feature a full schedule of events which will include saddle bronc, bareback, calf roping, ribbon roping, wild cow race, bull riding, wild cow milking and kid's calf roping. Mrs.

Wood may be contacted by phoning 837-4829 or writing her at Star Route, Bliss. News Of Record CASSIA COUNTY Magistrate Court Gary E. Nix, 17, Oakley, $12 SO. failure to transfer vehicle registration; DeWayne R. Anderson, 52, Elba.

S32.50, inattentive driving, Robert C. Nielson. 19, Bur lev, $15, failure to register vehicle, and Donald W. Gerratt, 61, Burley, $15, failure to yield at red traffic light. Dennis Willard, Burley, $15, no driver's license; Brent B.

Stout, 16, Burley, $32.50, inattentive driving; Clifford D. Herbert, 29, Rupert, $17.50, excessive noise muffler, and Norman Kent Smith, 23, Windover, Utah, $10, expired vehicle safety inspection. Donald J. Chessman, 47, Burley, $50, speeding; Joseph C. Barden, 23, Burley, $15, failure to drive reasonably and prudently basic rule; Gary W.

Gallegos, 17, Burley, $25, failure to display license plates and Roxanne Anderson, IB, Burley, $25, stop sign. William Glen Reed, 55, Nampa, $25, speeding; Veriean S. Baker, 49, Hazelton, $15, traffic stop light; Fred S. Yoshimoto, 51, Albuquerque, N. M.

$25, speeding; Pascual V. Villancana, 25, Burley, $25, no driver's license; and Donald C. Eckley, II, Burley, $10, operating vehicle with only oneheadlight. Kelly O. Mai, 18, Burley, $17.50, stop sign, Edward K.

Batemen, 66, Burley, $10, failure to obey police directed traffic; E. Douglas Mounce, 28, Paul, $17.50, expired license platesticker; Melvin S. Passey, 26, Burley, $207.50, driving while intoxicated, and Calvin C. Johnson, 49. Burley, $25, speeding.

MINIDOKA COUNTY Magistrate Court Rebel P. Seal. 24, Rupert. $17.50. failure to yield the right of way; Sandra L.

Cook, 25, Paul, $15, expired vehicle safety inspection; Eva L. Briggs, 43, Burlev, $12 50, improper left turn; John Novosel, 33, Declo. $17.50, expired driver's license and Don D. Goff, 16. Paul, $10, expired vehicle safety inspection.

Melody C. Uscola, 15, Twin Falls, $17 SO, no driver's license; Carole A. Strasser, 18, Rupert, $32.50, improper passing at intersection; Kevin B. Hansen, 16, Burley, $17.50, faiure to yield right of way, and Dolly O. Birmingham, 16, Rupert, $10.

speeding. Edwin Wight, 19, Paul. $12.50. no muffler; Dennis West, 15, Rupert, $17.50, driving at night on daylight only driver's license; Linda K. Reno, 17, Rupert, $17.50, speeding; Daniel Gonzales, 16, Rupert, $10, no driver's license on person, and Florencio Aguinaga, 25, Burley, $17.50, expired driver's license.

Robert L. Jones, Burley, $17 50, speeding; Frank L. Sexton, 64, Rupert, $17.50, failure to yield right of way at intersection; Forest E. Carson, 83, Rupert, $12 50, improper backing; Fredencio Lopez. 16, Pau, $50, speeding; Joe 14, Heyburn, $17.50, no operator's license, and Kenneth R.

Shufeldt, 46, Rupert, $31.50, speeding. ALLIED VAN LINES CALL YOUR LOCAL AGENT, 733-7371 We don't move furniture We move families I WARBERG'S I MOVING STORAGE FAIRFIELD The annual picnic of the Camas Prairie Pioneer Association will be held at 1 pjn. Sunday. It will be at the Pioneer Campground 12 miles north of Fairfield on Soldier creek near the ski lift. Those attending are asked to bring a picnic lunch and the association will furnish ice cream, coffee, punch and the table service.

The picnic is a time for old-timers and their families and friends to meet and visit and reminisce about the old times, both good and bad and to renew old friendships and make new ones. All residents of Camas Prairie for twenty years or ISU plans pre-signup procedure POCATELLO Idaho State University is introducing pre-registration procedures beginning Aug. 21, in order to streamline fall semester registration scheduled Aug. 25-29 in the gymnasium. Students must pick up their packets of registration cards from their advisers prior to registration.

Advisers will be available for appointments beginning Aug. 21. Freshmen enrolling for the first time will obtain their packets from the curriculum advising program office. All IT SATURDAY JULY SWIMMING POOL SUPPLIES All Sizes Doughboy Above Ground Pools GLOBE FEEDCO. Truck lane, Twin Falls 733-1 373 Plan seminar TOPS club nflSiOriS anniversary HANSEN Members of TOPS Chapter 84 will celebrate the club's fifth anniversary Monday with a salad luncheon at the home of Mrs.

Thomas Steelsmith. Winners of the Ocean Voyage contest which ended Monday night wre Mrs. Fred Howard, Mrs. Bryson Vinyard, Mrs. Kimber Glenn and Mrs.

Ronald Grossman. Losers of the contest will provide the salads for the anniversary luncheon. Monday night's meeting was opened with a reading of articles from the TOPS Magazine by Mrs. Reed Lyons. Mrs.

Steelsmith was best loser for the week, and Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Vinyard, both KOPS, received pins for a charm. The two were also honored with original limericks about them read by Mrs. Steelsmith.

Mrs. Stephanie Godfrey was named division 3 quarterly queen and queen for losing the most weight the past quarter. Mrs. Doris Morris was best monthly loser. Other division winners were not present.

Charter members will be honored at the next meeting, with weigh-in set for 6:30 p.m. special other students will obtain their packets from the offices of the deans of the colleges in which they are enrolled. All former, transfer and new freshmen students must present their permits to register in order to obtain their packets. WE BUY, SELL and TRADE GULJ5 REDS "post6 215 Shoshone St. S.

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