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1 Storm birth televised by Skylab HOUSTON (UPI) -Skylab's astronauts Saturday televised the birth of tropical storm Brenda in the Gulf of Mexico and planned to beam back more pictures of it early Sunday. Alan L. Bean, Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma, showing the benefits of manned spaceflight, interrupted their day off to photograph the tropical depression near Cuba that later turned into the second tropical storm of the year.

Although ground controllers asked the pilots only to take still photos of the storm, Mission Commander Bean insisted on television which showed the swirling winds expected to reach hurricane force of 74 miles per hour early Sunday. "We'll get it with both because I think one of the advantages of manned space- SCLC raps Americanism award rite News, Twin Falls, Idaho Sunday, August 19, 1973 flight is to give a quick look at something that's said Bean. "Whereas these photographs get back in another month and they won't do any good. By then the hurricane will have disappeared from the face of the Earth." "It looks like it's just being born out here in the Gulf," Bean reported as the television showed the mass of clouds and air currents. "You can see the circular structured pattern of an embryonic tropical storm.

We'll try to keep an eye on it for you on a day by day basis, not only where it is but how it's developing as far as size and intensity is concerned." Flight Director Philip C. Shaffer said the television of such things as hurricanes is an eventual goal of spaceflight, but may not always be as good as higher -flying satellitepictures. "They show the overall picture for better weather forecasting," he said of the satellites. "But they certainly don't get the detail that we get 270 miles." Bean planned Sunday to test a new type of flying device that looks much like a saddle with jet shoes instead of stirrups. He controls the device by wiggling his toes to fly up or down and has to maneuver his body to go forward or backward.

"We had a good busy day today," Shaffer said in a briefing. "We have a full science day again tomorrow." Merchandise stolen in Twin Falls TWIN FALLS About $300 in merchandise was stolen from Sun Valley Processing 2099 Fourth Ave. E. Thursday night. According to Twin Falls police reports, the merchandise was taken between 4 p.m.

Thursday and 8 a.m. Friday. Magic Valley Hospitals eri48 Regional Obituaries C. T. Bailey Fred Dayley James A.

Ivie Rex Mathews W. C. 204 9 RUPERT Chester T. Bailey, 94, Pocatello, former Rupert resident, died Friday at a Pocatello hospital. Born Sept.

29, 1878, at McLeansboro, to Gaphart and Mina Stallings Bailey, he moved to Rupert in 1918 from Illinois where he farmed until moving to Pocatello in 1931. He married Daisy White July 10, 1898, in Hamilton County, Ill. After her death he married Willie Ann Trammel in 1912. She died in 1956. He is survived by two sons, J.

Hershel Bailey, Portland, and Roy G. Bailey, Pocatello; three daughters, Mrs. Mina Jones, Shoshone; Mrs. Ellen McTee and Mrs. Fay Irvin, both Pocatello; three sisters, Mrs.

Jennis Corey, Pueblo, Mrs. Nellie Davis and Mrs. Ellen Christensen, both Rupert; 12 grandchildren and 33 great -grandchildren and two great -great -grandchildren. Funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Henderson Chapel in Pocatello.

Burial at 2 p.m. Monday in the Rupert Cemetery. Minidoka accident injures 2 BURLEY A Burley man and his wife were reported in good condition at Cassia County Memorial Hospital Saturday following an accident south of Rupert Friday evening. According to Idaho State Police Officer Richard Hovell, James W. Miller, 71, and his wife Ruthilda, 59, were injured when their car left Highway 24 and rolled over twice.

1 The accident occurred about 7 p.m. 1.5 miles south of Rupert. Hovell said the Miller vehicle was traveling north in the inside lane of traffic when Miller swerved to avoid a pickup truck making a left turn in front of him. His car skidded into the borrow pit, blew a tire and overturned twice. Mrs.

Miller was thrown from the vehicle when it rolled, Hovell said. He said Miller apparently did not see the pickup truck slowing down in front of him in time. Citations are pending, Hovell said. Magic Valley Memorial Cassia Memorial Yarbrough, all Twin Falls; Mrs. Gary Dickard and Bryon Blundon, both Kimberly; Pablo Riojas, Burley; Tonya Bruns, Gooding; Dave Garrigan, Wells, and Lillian Perkins, Hazelton.

Dismissed Mark Maxfield, Ella Norris, Mrs. George Staudaher, Mrs. Gary Dohse and son, Darsi Miller, Mrs. John Angeli and son, Irene Gerhart, Mrs. Edwin Kearsley and daughter, Mrs.

John White, Mrs. Lee Bliven, Mrs. Harold Poole, Kenneth Scherbinske, William Madron, Harold Fortner, Mrs. Leonard Vincent, Mrs. Arvel McBride and son and Freida Swearengen, all Twin Falls.

Justin Baker, Oakley; Verl Hinton and Mrs. Dean Fife, both Hazelton; Tony Martinez, Mrs. Randy Bean and son, Mrs. Henry Mothershead, Roy Albright and Mrs. Harold Hove, all Kimberly; Ralph Sullivan, Wendell; Lori Brutsche, Ketchum; Mrs.

Richard VanZante, David Langley, Ora Butler, Mrs. Alta Palmer, Frank McBenge, Coleen Ann Rienstra, Richard Lemmons, baby boy Fischer and Steve Pastroo, all Buhl. Mrs. Grant Johnson and Samuel Jones, both Murtaugh; Mrs. Roger Ward and William Asbury, both Rupert; Irval Larsen, McCall; Mrs.

Van Nebeker and daughter, Hansen, and Ella Mae Parker, Parker. Births Daughter were born to Mr. and Mrs. Gary, Dickard, Kimberly, and and Mrs. Russell Cole, Twin Falls.

Minidoka Memorial Dismissed Marie Tello, Frank Maricle, Lyle Draper and Walt Mackay, all Rupert; Thomas Bell, Burley; Kenneth Felton, Boise. Briefs TWIN FALLS The Countryside Flower Club will meet at 2 p.m. Monday at the home of Donna Lanting. Farm fires hit Jerome HEYBURN Fred S. Dayley, 72, Heyburn, died Saturday at Cassia Memorial Hospital following a long illness.

He was born April 17, 1901, in Basin and attended schools there and in Springdale. He married Neva Yearsley May 28, 1926, in Burley. The marriage was later solemnized in the Logan, Utah, LDS Temple. Mr. Dayley had lived in Heyburn for the past 14 years.

He was a member of the LDS Church and had served as secretary on the Heyburn Ward High Priest group, and was also active in the Scouting program. He is survived by his wife, nine sons, Fred D. Dayley, Vinton, Jack L. Dayley, Kent, Norman E. Dayley, Albion; David L.

Dayley and Ray S. Dayley, Seattle, Robert F. Dayley, Quincy, Thomas E. Dayley, Burley; Daney K. Dayley and Scott S.

Dayley, both Heyburn; three daughters, Mrs. Brower, Hailey; 1 Mrs. Eva Jean Smith, Owasso, and Mrs. Connie Brown, Blanding, Utah; three brothers, Ivan, Harold and Ernest Dayley, all Burley; two sisters, Arenia Burgess, Burley; Elvina Ross, Oklahoma, and 35 grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m.

Tuesday in the Heyburn Second Ward LDS Chapel with Bishop Lund Christensen officiating. Interment will be in the Basin Cemetery. Friends may call at Payne Mortuary Monday afternoon and evening and from noon until time of services on Tuesday. Jerri Metzer BUHL Jerri A. Metzger, 18, Idaho Falls, former Buhl resident, died Thursday night in an auto accident near Cody, Wyo.

Born Jan. 22, 1955, in Idaho Falls, she was active in choir and pep club at the Skyline High School, graduating from there in 1973. Since then she had been working at a drive-in and planned to enter nurses training this fall at the vocational school in Idaho Falls. She was a member of the Idaho Falls First Lutheran Church. She is survived by her parents, Jerald and I.

Jean Radford Metzger, Idaho Falls; one sister, Mrs. Mary Leavitt, Norwich, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sewell, Emmett, and a grandfather, A. C.

Radford, Buhl. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Idaho Falls First Lutheran Church by Rev. Karl Schmidt. Commital services will be at 4 p.m.

Tuesday at the Buhl Cemetery under the direction of BuckSullivan Funeral Home, Idaho Falls. Briefs TWIN FALLS The Kooky Kookers 4-H Club members held a breakfast for their mothers Thursday at the Twin Falls Park. Cookies were brought and auctioned to the mothers. TWIN FALLS Grace A. Dean, 90, Rupert, who died Wednesday at Hazel Del Manor, Twin Falls, did not die of complications following an injury as stated in Friday's Times-News.

According to the director of nurses at the manor, Mrs. Dean died of natural causes. The TimesNews regrets the error. 2 ADULT COMPANION SPACES With Perpetual Care Select a companion lot while you are together. We offer a choice of flat marker, raised marker or private above-ground burial.

Twin Falls Cemetery Ass'n A.W. "Bill'" Madland, Pres. and Mgr. 435 Main Avenue E. Twin Falls BELLEVUE James A.

Ivie, 71, died at his home in Bellevue of an apparent heart attack Saturday. Mr. Ivie was born in Shoshone Oct. 1, 1901. He has lived in Bellevue for the past 43 years, where he has worked in the mines in the area.

He retired in 1963. Mr. Ivie married Victoria Sheldon Oct. 18, 1924, in Heber City, Utah. Survivors, besides his wife, include four sons, Arthur Ivie, Hailey; Jim T.

Ivie, Salt Lake City; George A. Ivie, Heyburn, and Donald Ivie, Fairfield; two daughters, Mrs. Glenn (Phylis) Stelma, Bellevue, and Mrs. Richard (Margie) Banks, Spanish Fork, Utah; four brothers, Frank Ivie, Twin Falls; Joe, Mike and Jaried Ivie, all Bellevue; six sisters, Mrs. Bessie Graham, Utah; Mrs.

Mamie McPherson, Alaska; Mrs. Galena Beecher, Buhl; Mrs. June Dixon, New Meadows; Mrs. Ellen Lawron, Glenns Ferry, and Mrs. Martha Kaufman, Twin Falls; 28 grandchildren, and 10 greatgrandchildren.

Mr. Ivie was preceded in death by one sister. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 11 1 a.m. at the Hailey Ward LDS Church. Interment will be a the Bellevue Cemetery.

Friends may call at Bird Funeral Home Hailey, on Monday and until 10 a.m. Tuesday and at the church until funeral time. Angela Allison FILER Angela Allison, 11- year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allison, Filer, died Thursday evening at Magic Valley Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness.

Born Sept. 20, 1961, in Twin Falls, she was a student at Filer elementary school and would have entered the sixth grade there this fall. Angela was a member of the Junior Music Club and the Outlaws 4-H Club. Surviving besides her parents are one sister, Jean Allison, Filer; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Anderson and Mrs. Helen Filer, and great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hagler, Southernland, Ore. Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m.

Monday at White Mortuary Chapel by Rev. Willis Blair. William Heaps, Filer elementary school principal, will speak. Burial will be in the Filer I00F Cemetery. The family suggests memorials to the Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City.

RUPERT Rex D. Mathews, 76, Rupert, died Saturday at Minidoka Memorial Hospital of an extended illness. Born Dec. 1, 1896, in Kearney, he was produce broker for Max Herbold in the Rupert area for 14 years. Prior to that time he had been self employed as a potato and produce broker in the Twin Falls area.

He was a 45 year member of the BPOE Lodge No. 2106 and a member of the Elks National Foundation. His wife, Florence, died in 1965. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Clare Anderson, Arcadia, and Mrs.

Helen Whitner, El Monte, Calif. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the Rupert Elks Lodge under the direction of Charles A. Park, exalted Elks ruler, and Rev. Fr.

Fred L. Pickett, Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church. Burial in the Rupert Cemetery. Friends may call from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

today at the Magic Valley Funeral Chapel. Memorials may be made to the Elks National Foundation, the Arthritis Foundation or the American Cancer Society. Ortha Hoskins GOODING Services for Ortha W. Hoskins, 79, Gooding, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at the Wendell Methodist Church by Rev.

Edson Gilmore. Burial will be in the Wendell Cemetery. Born Nov. 28, 1893, at Zillah, she attended Coeur d'Alene and Twin Falls schools and married Gova F. Hoskins at Twin Falls.

They moved to Wendell in 1926 where she has since lived. She was a member of the Methodist Church and sang in the choir for a number of years and was a lifetime member of the Wendell Order of Eastern Star. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1956 and one daughter. She is suvived by one daughter, Virginia Coffman, Gooding; two sons, Leonard Hoslins, Elko, and Paul Hoskins, West Yellowstone, 16 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Wendell Methodist Church.

Friends may call at Thompson Chapel this afternoon and evening and from 12:30 to 1:30 at the church on Monday. D. R. Kniffen RUPERT Daniel R. Kniffen, 68, Rupert, died Friday in Minidoka Memorial Hospital following a sudden illness.

He was born July 1, 1905, in Pocatello, and attended schools there and in Tyhee. He married Mabel Potter in American Falls in 1927 and the couple lived in Malta until 14 years ago when they moved to Burley. They moved to Rupert a year ago. Survivors include his wife; one son, Dee Kniffen, Pocatello; two daughters, Mrs. Jerry Cutler, Fort Hall, and Nila Kniffen, Pocatello; one brother, William Kniffen, Oakland, four grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.

He was preceded in death by five brothers and one sister. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Joseph Payne Memorial Chapel with former Bishop Harvey Wight, Malta, officiating. Interment will be in the Gem Memorial Gardens, Burley. Friends may call at the mortuary Monday afternoon and evening and prior to the services on Tuesday.

Reynolds FUNERAL CHAPEL ADDISON AVENUE EAST TWIN FALLS, IDAHO PHONE 733-4900 Consideration. We take thought of the family's every wish, including that of judicious economy. Serving all faiths. Paul D. Revnolds James C.

Reyholds member IFDA and NFDA RUPERT William C. Garner, 82, Rupert, died Saturday at Minidoka Memorial Hospital following a long illness. He was born June 12, 1891, at Roy, Utah, and came to Rupert in 1915 where he had lived since. On Oct. 29, 1913, he married Hannah Bowen at the Salt Lake City LDS Tabernacle.

He served a mission in the central states and was a high priest serving in three different districts. He was a member of the high council for the Minidoka Stake. He served on the Selective Service Board and was acting chairman for many years in Minidoka County. He was a retired farmer. He is survived by his wife, Ethel; four sons, LeRoy Garner, Provo, Utah; Dean and Dale Garner, Rupert, and LeLand J.

Garner, Ashton; four daughters, Mrs. Afton Baker, and Mrs. Delma Dean, both Burley; Mrs. Selma Jensen, Rupert, and Mrs. Lorraine Andell, Provo; five brothers, Ray and David Garner, Rupert; Jerue Garner, Emmett; Delbert Garner, Oregon; Vern Garner, Washington; one sister, Mrs.

Eddie Bowen, California; 49 grandchildren and 64 greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Rupert Stake Tabernacle with Bishop James E. Christiansen officiating. Interment will be in the Rupert Cemetery.

Friends may call from noon to 9 p.m. Monday at the Walk Funeral Home and one hour prior to the services at the tabernacle Tuesday. R. Thompson GLENNS FERRY Ralph D. Thompson, 64, Glenns Ferry, died Saturday 1 morning at Gooding County Memorial Hospital.

Services are pending at Thompson Chapel, Gooding. Funeral Services TWIN FALLS Services for Harold L. Carlton will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Reynolds Funeral Chapel with burial i in Sunset Memorial Park. JEROME Two fires near Jerome Saturday afternoon caused about $20,000 damage.

The rural fire department put out a fire in a potato cellar on the Ed Adams farm about five miles southeast of town. The cellar was destroyed but firemen saved a truck parked inside. Damage was estimated at $10,000 to $15,000. Adams said the fire may have been started by children playing with matches. Shortly after that fire started, another fire destroyed two outbuildings, a chicken coop and straw pile at a home about three miles northwest of Jerome.

City firemen also answered that alarm. Damage was estimated at $5,000, including about $1,200 worth of antique harness. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) -The Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) Friday criticized Sen. Edward Kennedy, for presenting an Americanism award to Alabama Gov.

George Wallace, although Kennedy actually did not make the presentation. The SCLC, in a resolution adopted by delegates to its 16th annual convention, said Kennedy gave Wallace the award July 4 when the two shared a speakers' platform at Decatur, Ala. The award, however, was given Wallace by Decatur city officials. The resolution said Kennedy presented the award in an act that was "the height of political opportunism in the United States at a time when the crisis in our nation demands electoral leadership uncompromising with racism, police statism and mob rule. Admitted Mrs.

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