The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • 9

-S 'x fc --fl'i v-: s- 'Is'- it'- 's SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 9 1958 Second Section i Page Nine I Junior Riding dub Eagle Riding dub Snake River Stam-peders Blue Sage Wranglers Meridiah Riding dub Idaho Wrangler and the Quarter-horse association THESE OUTDOOR girls will have prominent roles in the 14-16 Shown left to right are Dorothy Stephens and Nadine ta Steen Glenns Ferry Arlene Ulflcan King Hill and Linda deo queen Arlene Patterson aid and Vernlta Smith rodeo is expected to attract a record Holdup Pair Are Foiled At Meridian Two Masked Gunmen Flee Empty Handed From Country Store Police iii seven Western states Friday night were on the lookout for a stolen car believed occupied by two men who attempted to hold up a small country store and gas station at gunpoint just west of' here late Friday Ada county officers said that two masked men entered Cully Grocery and service station three miles west of here on UJS 30 Officers said that the wife of the owner Identified by officers as a Mrs Cully fled from the store at the sight of a pistol and ran across the road to apay telephone Her husband entered the store just about that time and the bandits then ordered him to hand over the cash When Mr Cully stalled the pair became frightened and ran from the store They lumped into a faded blue ear and made their escape before sheriffs officers called by Mrs Cully could reach the area Hie escape car matched the description of a 1953 Hudson stolen about an hour earlier from Hit Camblln who lives near UJ5 30 between Boise and Meridian Sheriffs officers theorized that the would-be holdup men stole the car prior to attempting the robbery Roadblocks were not thrown up since the connection between the stolen car and the attempted robbery was not immediately established Hie victims of the incident officers said were badly shaken by the experience and gave an incoherent story when first questioned Former Con Is Rearrested For Car Theft ONTARIO Harrison Elder Painter 30 of Wenatchee Wash released Thursday from the Ontario city jail was in Malheur county jail Friday Painter had been released after serving 23 days on a con-vjcealed weapons charge He was arrested again by city police at 1:15 a Friday for larceny of an automobile The car belonging to Collinsworth of Ontario was taken from a parking lot behind the Palomino cafe City police said that they saw a car apparently stall and then turn Into an alley- They turned around to check the situation and Painter jumped from the car and ran across the railroad tracks After a foot chase police arrested him on the east side of the tracks near Simplof packing shed Painter appeared before Justice of the Peace A Peters Friday morning and was bound over to the Malheur county grand jury with bail set at $1000 BOISE IDAHO I Baptist Churches Schedule Annucd NAMPA Approximately 75 persons will attend the 'annual family camp at the Baptist Bible camp which will De held from Aug 18- to 25 at Quaker Hill at McCall the Rev William Hodge said Friday The Calvary Baptist church of Nampa and -the First Baptist church of Middleton cooperate in sponsoring the camp Reverend Hodge is camp pastor and the Rev James Austin of the Middleton church is camp director Returned missionaries of the churches will speak and instructors will be members of the two congregations About 50 Nampa members and between 25 and 30 persons from Middle-ton are registered he said CoyoieWar HOLLISTER The Salmon Tract commission farm bureau wants the federal government to declare a truce in its war of extermination against coyotes Hie group lauded coyotes as a boon to farmers and ranchers saying that killing off the predators has allowed- the rabbit population to swell to a point where ruining farm crops and animal fodder 'A resolution approved by the Salmon Tract unit declared the rabbit causes a lot more dollar loss than the coyote Committeeman David Chadwick said he had discovered many sheepmen oppose coyote destruction He reported that sheepmen feel that coyotes will not chase sheep while a man is around but that 10 rabbits eat as much fodder as one sheep and that 50 of the devour enough vegetation to keep a cow alive Idaho Falls Man Severely Injured By Heavy Truck IDAHO FALLS A college student on a summer job tripped Friday and fell under the wheels of a 20-ton concrete truck He was taken to a hospital with internal injuries The student Marvin Fisher 23 was doing summer work for Reynolds and Walker Construction company of Twin Falls on a new warehouse being built here for Friedman Bag company -v DOrsey Miller job superintendent said Fisher was walking at the rear of the truck which was backing up He tripped over wire mesh and foil beneath the truck wheels His injuries included a possible ruptured kidney LICENSES ARE ISSUED CALDWELL The Canyon county clerk issued marriage licenses Friday to Jimmie Bruce Parker of Homedale and Sher-lene Lavon Byington of Mar-sing to Donald Edwin Dubiet and Claudia La Verne Chapman both of Seattle and to Kenneth Baker and Dorothy Lawrence both of Caldwell outlined growth prediction experiments on irrigated tree fruit plots The rapid increase of hop acreage' this section -was pointed out and Dr Franklin discussed the roll of hybrid especially onion and inthe valley area The group was shown an experiment in the control of bind weed by Ralph Schaeffer He exhibited a plot which had responded well to a new chemical applied in August 1957 Dr Edward Owens of the Aberdeen station discussed field com stressing the use of varieties which did pot mature too late in the season Simpson plant pathologist told ox progress in the growth of tomato varieties which resist curly top Not event on schedule for the station is the hybrid onion field day slated for Sept 15-16 Dr FTanklin said Cracks Down (Din Peddlers VALE Representatives from both the Yale Chamber of Commerce and the Junior Chamber of Commerce met with the Vale council at Its meeting Thursday evening Tlie diamber members re-ported that almost 100 per rent of the business houses in Vale favored strict enforcement of the' Green River ordinance The council approved placing of notices in the local paper and on the radio that the Green River ordinance will be 'Strictly enforced in the future and asking anyone solicited by an uninvited canvasser tp report the incident by calling the city of-flrer Representatives of the Jay-rees urged more vigorous action on the current cleanup campaign Russell Olson Construction company of Pendleton was apparent low bidder for the city oiling project Bids were taken under further study by city officials A contract for gas and oil for the coming year for city equipment was awarded to Co-op of Vale The building committee recommended that the door for the fire hall being remodeled from the community hall be installed in the southwest comer of the building facing street Actual conversion of the building is to start soon committee members said Stop signs were approved by the council for the intersection of Main and streets and at comers of Hope street near the east city limits Water superintendent Ray Norman called attention to the city ordinance providing that water taps be turned off during fires He warned that a serious shortage could develop during a fire preventing control especially during hot weather a NAMPA Plans for the annual Miss! Nampa pageant will be arranged soon by a committee of directors of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Ellis Albright president reported Friday Kenneth Patterson is director-in-charge of the contest He will be assisted fay Cal Bowen Ray Baltazor and Bob McDanneL They will appoint- a general chairman ana other committee leaders sotm Reports were given at the luncheon meeting Friday noon by Larry and Freuik Yellen on the Apple Box derby to be held Aug 17 on hill two miles south of Nampa by Frirnk Siimson chi the get-out-the-vote campaign for the biennial primary election Tuesday and by Larry Trimble and Fred Nichol on the visit of the regional Red Cross bloodmobile staff here Aug 18 Simpson said a sound truck will be used in downtown Nampa this afternoon to remind electors that today is the deadline for registering for the election A new film less than a month old was shown dub members by the Idaho Power company The film pictures recent developments on the Hells Canyon project of the power company Contract Rescinding Asked in Damage Suit VALE A suit has been filed in circuit court by Ingram against Don Weilmunster asking that the court render a decree rescinding a contract of sale of shares of stock and granting to the plaintiff judgment of $13900 together with interest Ingram alleges that he Surchased 80 shares of stock in le Ore-Ida Ready Mix company a corporation from Weilmunster and charges that Weilmunster "falsely and represented conditions pertinent to the sale and the corporation 1 Permits Are Issued NAMPA -J Fred Cox of 308 Twenty-Second avenue south received a permit in -the office of dty derk George Shel-laberger to add two rooms and a basement to his residence at a cost of $4650 Cook of 307 Seventh avenue north was atuhorized to reroof his house to cost $300 Odessa Perron of 703 Seventh avenue north reshingle her house $500 William Potratz of 812 Twelfth avenue road remodel $800 and Charles Wilson of 811 Florence street extend garage $850 GARDEN VALLEY Hie annual summer rodeo barbecue and dance here Sponsored by the Payette- River association will be held Sept 6 beginning at 1:30 Erling Johannesen secretary-treasurer said Friday Tom Davis Cascade president will be in charge of arrangements and has announced committee1 chairmen for the various events The afternoon program includes amateur barrel race amateur cow riding steer or cow stopping figure 8 stake race Garden Valley calf roping Garden Valley cow cutting and a potato race Trophies will be presented the winners In the rodeo events: CALDWELL A tum-away crowd ol more than 8000 persons watched the fourth go around of the annual Caldwel Night rodeo Friday night di maxed by the appearance Robert Horton The Flint McCullough of Wagon Train fame who led his own Jwagon Into the arena and rode anc sang as part of his rodeo act Curtain Falls Tonight The' curtain comes down tonight on the 1958 version- of the Caldwell Night rodeo with champions in all five rodeb events being named Also Horton and an authentic wagon train will take par in the parade and the arena The parade begins in downtown Caldwell at 7 and the grand entry of hundreds of riders in the serpentine ride begins at 8:10 following a precision drill' by a riding dub In addition to Horton and his act and the cowboys and their riding bulldogging and roping the wild cow scramble girls barrel race the Freel family trick riding act the popular comedy car act featuring Bil Lane and Junior Meeks and the wild horse race will be featured Latecomers Pack Arena Spectators were still pouring Into the stands Friday even after the fourth had started the first section of bareback riding Many were standing in the aisles waiting while other family' members scouted out seats Ticket takers wamec late customers that "standing room prevailed and many declined to buy tickets waiting Instead for the final performance tonight Eddie Cole rodeo board secretary said tills year's rodeo is breaking all attendance records in the history Wagons on Parade Wagons that looked as though they had trekked across the continent to attend the rodeo paraded Friday and appeared in Horton's arena act And some of them actually came to this area more than 60 years ago Hundreds of persons dressed in costumes of the west of 100 years ago rode in the wagons and walked along side some carrying weapons that fired their last shots years ago and others plodding along holding onto the wagons to give them the strength to reach their destination Treasure Valley Idaho Gov Robert Smylie was in the lead wagon as wagon master With him was Amos Miller longtime resident of the area who helped in the organization of the Caldwell Night rodeo With Cole doing the commentary from the stand the train moved around the arena and paused while Horton spoke over the microphone about his work on television and the "thrill it is for me to be here to my first He also sang two numbers Steers were let into the arena to make the act as realistic as possible and as described by Cole "to let you see this wagon train as it plods from out of nowhere to Treasure Cowboys did their best to keep up with the star of the show and his wagon train They spurred hard and worked their horses from one end to the other to give the crowd thrills and excitement One Cowboy Injured One cowboy was injured in the bull-riding section Jerry Bishop of Chandler Ariz who was struck in the stomach by his bull and also was cut about the face He was assisted out of the arena' by cowboys and later received treatment under the stands for his face wounds Billy Boag of Weiser had a top ride in the bull section with a side to side ride aboard a big bull Hound Dog Boag formerly of Portland received 173 points from the judges Receiving identical markings was Arnold Hill of Canadian Texas who rode a rough bull to the whistle Jess Ferguson of Richfield Idaho had himself a time on Snuffy Smith in the bareback section and was named the top rider in' that section Snuffy went up high and twisted and turned but get rid of the Idaho cowboy The Pocatello cowboy Bob Shields on Pile Driver collected 175 points from the two judges to claim the best ride in the saddle bronc section The calf roping was an ab- breviated event Friday The best time was turned in by Lowell Taylor of Nampa who finklly got his calf in 182 seconds Cole who also enters the calf roping section each year roped his calf fast but found himself in a dilemma He throw it to the ground He worked hard and finally got it down but then the calf was up and Cole was down But he kept at it and and filially made his tie The calf didn't get up for a few seconds It appeared to be tired So did Cole But he has roped three calves three nights something some of the professional cowboys in Caldwell for the rodeo haven't done There was fast time again in the bulldogging section George Juker of Buhl took his steer down In 86 seconds followed by Bob Robinson of Rockland' 92 and Harly May of Deming 104 Two cowboys overshot their steers and landed up in the dirt The three top winners in the parade Friday night were the Caldwell Riding dub the West-tern Riding dub and the Broken Spur organization They will Join winners of the other nights for the final parade tonight when the top riding organization will be named Other win-nos are the Payette Riders Greenleaf Riding dub Caldwell Three pre-rodeo drills were presented Friday night Ridinf for the crowd were the Caldwel Junior Riders the Gooding Riding Senators and the Junior Indianhead Riders from Weiser Bob Copes of Caldwel was the top rider Friday in the calf riding event He will join other top riders of the four nights in the finale tonight when the northwest calf riding Champion will be named The winner will receive a saddle for his efforts Once again the Freel family from Colorado pleased the crowd with their trick riding exhibition The three Freels Neal the father Cared 11 and Monte seven' will be back again tonight with more trick riding climaxed with the version of Men on Working in the arena during the calf roping section assisting with the exit of tie calves are Saundra Meek: Miss Rodeo of Nevada and Susan Cox Miss Rodeo 'Idaho of 1958 from Lewiston An event each night that has drawn cheers and applause is the barrel race in which girl riders race around barrels go to the far end of the arena and then come charging back to the finish line The top con testant to date is Claudine Dyer of Pocatello who made her course in 194 seconds just one tenth of a second faster than three other riders during the past -four nights The other three who were clocked in '195 seconds were Diana Thorson of Weiser and June Plush and Lita Hoagland Caldwell Amos Miller one of 10 men who organized the first Caldwell rodeo more than 30 years ago said Friday night the wagon train which was part of he pre-rodeo activities "was the finest thing I have ever seen at he rodeo Miller who las lived in the area for more han 50 years received a watch 1949 from the Caldwell cham-er of commerce and rodeo ward for his work in promot-ng rodeos here He said he watched wagon trains move slowly into the area many years ago as settlers came here from other parts of the country "The wagon train Friday night brought back many memories and was so The downs had a special act Friday in which an old flivver almost disintegrates in the arena and an obliging Caldwell Policeman Chuck Astieford climbs in a coffin dnd pretends -be dead The downs Astieford and loaded him into coffin which they placed in the old relic once called a car As pieces of the car flew about the arena the coffin with Astieford as the sole occupant went out of the back end with a bang No one was hurt and the downs and Astieford got a big hand for their performance Proposed Merger Of Boise Cascade EyedbyAmesFirm PORTLAND 3P A proposed merger of the Boise Cascade corporation and Ames Harris Neville company a Portland firm' will be submitted to Ames stockholders Sept 2 Thq proposal is now waiting government approval Ames which would be operated as a subsidiary of Boise Cascade under its- own name manufactures paper and doth bags camping equipment and outdoor furniture Boise Cascade manufactures and distributes forest products and building materials Weiser Firemen Called WEISER The Weiser fire department answered its first fire call for August when it was called to a grass fire on East Fifth and -Liberty streets at 11 Thursday Firemen reported that there was no damage This Is- the 26th call made by the fire department in the dty since the first of the year There have been 11 rural calls DRIVING FINE LEVIED The docket in the justice court of Judge Patrick McCarty Friday showed Robert Combes of 1209 Broxon street Boise was fined $50 and costs on a charge of reckless driving In addition to the fine the judge also suspended license for a period of 30 days CALDWELL BIRTHS CALDWELL Sons were bom to Mr and Mrs Larmon Johnson of Boise and Mr1 and Mrs Earl Wilson of Home-dale route 1 at Memorial hospital -here Friday A daughter was bom to Mr and Mrs James Tuckness of Nampa DRIVER IS CITED CALDWELL Jay Parish 21 of Aberdeen was cited for failure to yield causing an accident followlnga collision with Carroll Smith 27 of Nampa at Cleveland and Eleventh streets Thursday night Caldwell police reported Friday IDAHO TRAFFIC DEATHS Total to date thls year: 150 Total to date last year: 113 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS as a minister will be marked Sunday by 'the Rev Arthur Stanley when he gives the sermon In the Christian church of Nampa The Rev Mr Stanley who Is national urban- work director of the Christian Missionary society was ordained In the Nampa church His headquarters are In Indianapolis Ind Plans Readied OHicicdsMeet Plans are underway for the 36th annual business meeting of the International Conference of Building Officials slated for Sun Valley Oct 6-10 Host president Don Baird Caldwell building inspector said Friday Baird president of the southern Idaho and eastern Oregon chapter which will host the event said' that 'Gov Robert Smylie will deliver the keynote address at the Oct 7 luncheon Moderator for the sessions will be Roberts of Boise second vice president of the conference About'400 delegates and their wives are expected from cities in all of the states west of the Mississippi Alaska Hawaii and the Philippine islands accord ing to Baird Wives of the members of the host chapter will serve as hostesses he concluded Jail Term Fine Levied mMtHome orDrunkDriving MOUNTAIN HOME Orval Peters of Colville Wash was sentenced to 10 days in jail fined $100 and costs and lost his license for a year after being found guilty of drunken driving Friday Justice of the peace Sanders handed down the sentence He also gave out three fines for speeding FYed Weitz and Theodore Hensley both of Mountain Home' Air Force base each paid $11 and Donald Marcum of Mountain Home was fined $24 In justice court John Wilson was fined $25 and costs for being drunk in and around an auto and Anthony Derosa of Livermore Calif forfeited a $25 bond in city police court on the same charge Law Violators Fined in Ustick USTICK Court records of Justice of the Peace Patrick McCarty Friday showed the following persons have paid fines for traffic lav violations Floyd Crawford Nampa $18 speeding and $5 failure to transfer license Max Handly Boise $20 speeding Ronald Steiger Mountain Home Air Force base parking on high way Ludie Odon Caldwell $20 speeding Earl CL Stanton Soda Springs $1Q speeding Weslie Broadie Boise $10 speeding Jack McNutt Boise $20 speeding and Kenneth A Hood Meridian $10 stop sign' violation WeiserOksAmendment WEISER George Pheralcity derk announced Friday that the dty council passed an amendment to a munidpal zoning ordinance regulating location of carports boat ports and private garages He said the remainder of the coundl meeting Thursday night was devoted to handling routine dty business ONTARIO BIRTHS ONTARIO A daughter was bom Thursday in the Holy Rosary hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Devore of Payette and a son was bom to Mr and Mrs Norman Stowell also of Payette lereiitg A barbecue will be held after the afternoon rodeo followed by dancing Committee chairmen include barbecue pit and grounds Harry Youren Sterling Alley and Fred Charters orchestra Homer Beal Angie Madarleta and Parka: Woodall dance Youren Alley and Charters barbecue and beef Sumner Holbrook Tom Pence Larry Grover and Pat Allen special events Charles Biggers Ben Dobson Darrell Barker Dave Little Frank Kerby and "Pat Allen public address system Tom Pence and Wesley Cruickshank and advertising and trophies Johanneses rodeo set for Aug both of Gooding Juani-Nielson all candidates for ro-last rodeo queen The crowd -v-" ins OnNewMcCall i i mar Area McCALL Work was started Friday on a new shopping center for McCalL Henry Fleenbr president of the Mercantile Stores company noting that crews are now removing approximately -3000 yards of dirt to make way for construction of the shopping center which will be located on the west side of highway 15 and occupy a space ol 206 -by 285 feet said the exterior of the building willbe of rustic wood and native stone A narking lot with a capacity of 90 automobiles also is planned 1 Harry Ruark manager of the Merc Department store said the new establishment will be three times bigger than the present store new he added "is evidence of our faith and confidence in the future of this Hummel Hummel and Jones Boise architects designed the shopping center Rowland Brothers of McCall are' the contractors School Reorganization To Be Outlined Leegitt Mai-heur county school superintendent will speak Monday night at community meeting in the Annex school house concerning reorganization of school districts in the county Laurel Anderson representative of the community on the county reorganization committee will preside at the meeting: The Annex district has been sending their high school students to Weiser High school Annex and Jefferson a neighboring school district send 46 students to Weiser and six to Huntington the county superintendent said Blaze Destroy Bam Fencing NAMPA A large barn and corral fencing were destroyed by fire Friday morning on a farm owned by John Brandt of Nampa Tlie farm is across the road from the Brandt residence about three miles north of here Firemen said the cause of the blaze to which the Yural fire department was summoned at 8:52 a was not known Several other outbuildings- were saved by firemen Byington is renting the farm firemen said No estimate- of -the damage was 'known Friday Services PlahhedToday For Auto Crash Victims BLACKFOOT 2P Services will-be held today for the wife and daughter of a former Council Bluffs -Iowa dentist The services will be for Mrs Ann Louise Roberts Vander-creek 37 and her daughter Kathy Arm 7 who were Killed in a collision at a country road intersection Wednesday evening: -They were the wife and daughter of Dr Jack Vander-creek 4- The services will be in Jason Lee Memorial Methodist church in Blackfoot interment will be in Mountain View cemetery in Pocatello FINES LEVIED CALDWELL Hattie Price and Dorothy Parker both of Caldwell received 30-day suspended sentences and were fined $15 and $3 court costs for disturbing the peace Justice of Peace Nelson said Friday The pair was arrested by city police Thursday night and appeared in justice court Friday morning Nelson said DIVORCE SUITS FILED CALDWELL Suits for divorce have been filed by Marlene Gocherin against Robert Gocherin and by Rudolf Stahl against Ethel iL Stahl district 'court1 records showed Friday NAMPA BIRTH NAMPA A daughter was bom Thursday night in Mercy hospital to Mr and Mrs Lin-nel Dale Lawrence of 519 Canyon street Tavern Battle ant Gets Sentence 1 i Two men appeared in the justice court of Don Iraham Friday on charges arising from a day-long argument winding up with an alters cation in a Nyssa tavern Thursday evening Evidence presented Friday indicated that the two men Elmer Casey 28 of California and Hillery Rogers 22 of Florida had been arguing about a hot plate in a room they shared at Nyssa Judge Graham said In the altercation took place in the evening Rogers is alleged to have jroken a billiard 1 cue over head When city police arrived Rogers had a stool and Casey had a knife The police disarmed Casey and Rogers dropped the stooL Casey was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon when he appeared before Judge Graham Friday morning He was bound over to the grand ury and is now in Malheur county jail in lieu of $1500 bail Rogers pleaded innocent Fri day afternoon to a charge of disorderly conduct A trial was leld before the justice who isought in a verdict of and sentenced Rogers to 60 days in the county jaiL Fund-RaisingPlan Set for Scouts In Ore-Ida Area More than 2000 persons will participate in a fund-raising campaign Oct 21 for Ore-Ida Boy Scout council it was announced Friday by James Kern of Nampa executive secretary of the organization He said final plans and a training program for the drive were outlined Thursday night at a meeting of the executive committee in the Idaho Power company building in Payette Kern said the campaign will be carried on simultaneously in 26 communities of western Idaho and eastern Oregon Passing at Intersection Brings $5 Nampa Fine NAMPA Beverly A Reid 1011 Thirteenth -avenue south was fined $5 in police court Friday for passing a vehicle at an intersection and being involved in an accident David Petet of Nampa route 4 forfeited $5 for driving a vehicle with defective equipment and Denton of 2510 Main street Boise forefeited $3 for leaving the motor of his car running unattended' Donald Irwin of Nampa route 4 appeared in court on a charge of driving without a drivers license on his person The charge was dismissed when he produced a license in court NEBRASKANS INVITED NYSSA All former residents of Nebraska are invited to attend the annual Nebraska picnic Sunday in City park here Persons attending are requested to bring a picnic Tuncn and table service Jim Ritchie program chairman said activities will start at noon 1 Four new materials which may provide a one-shot control for onion maggots were described to the 75 persons who attended the public field day at the Parma experiment station 'Friday Donald Scott entomologist at the station outlined the new furrow treatment which may provide the necessary control for one of the area onion greatest problems during the past two years Not all of the' materials used' in experimental treatment have been cleared by the US Food and Drug administration Dr De Lance Friuiklin superintendent of the station pointed out' "We want to raise the hopes too he said The 11-event tour also included a description of a June-applied hormone spray which has reduced premature fruit drop in prune orchards Ronald Braun 78 Girl Scouts ToLeaveToday For Lake Camp ONTARIO Seventy -eight Girl Scouts will leave with their counsellors today at 10 a for the Oregon Trail Girl Scout camp at Pilgrim Cove at Payette Lakes Mrs Morgan Beck camp director said Friday Hie eight-day camp will be the first summer camp sponsored by the new-Oregon Trail Area Girl Scout council Fifty of the girls attending will be from Ontario six from Nyssa five from John Day five from Union seven from Baker and four from La Grand Mrs Alfred McConnell of Ontario will be assistant -director Medical examinations for the Ontario girls and counsellors were given evenings this week by Dr Sam Pobanz at the Ontario clinic Mrs Bede said' Correction A caption error In Hie Statesman issue Friday Incorrectly identified the principals in a photograph taken during the Canyon county junior fair stock show sale at Caldwell The photo actually showed Jerzy Cole with his reserve champion 1009-pound Hereford which commanded $32 per cwt for a total of $32288 Charles Carpenter of Safeway Stores Inc buyer was also shown in the photo The incorrect caption said the photo showed Jim Shaw and his grand champion Hereford Open House Scheduled Hie newly renovated and enlarged Blakley nursing home here has scheduled an open house Sunday from 1 to 4:30 Samuel Blakley announced Friday Accommodations have been increased to 40 beds he said and the home has been license and approved by the Board of Health Accommodations for both convalescent and geriatric patients are available Blakley said OFFICE OPE? CALDWELL The Canyon county clerk's office will be open until 5 pm today to allow persons to cast absentee ballots derk Foote said Friday He also reminded voters that today is the last day for registration for primary election LICENSE IS ISSUED MOUNTAIN A marriage license was Issued here Friday to Eddie Bostic and Ramona Decker both of Glenns Ferry -s T- ft 7 i 'T 1 i' -s i -y.