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The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • 14

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PAGE 2B THE IDAHO STATESMAN Boise Thursday April 16 1981 MDiv Cloudy chance of showers Boise and vicinity Cloudy with a chance of showers today and riday Highs today near 70 and riday near 65 Lows 35 to 40 Probability of measurable precipitation is 30 percent today Sunrise will be at 6:01 sunset will be at 7:29 Statistics high Wednesday was the low was 3 8 with no precipita tion recorded high was 84 at Hagerman the low was 19 at Deadwood Nationally the high was 98 at Gila Bend and Yuma Ariz and the low was 10 at West Yellowstone Mont Air Pollution Index index was 50 which is considered moder ate No significant change is expected today No special health precautions are advised Southwestern Idaho valleys Cloudy vidi scattered showers todav and ri day Northwesterly winds 10 to 20 inph this afternoon Highs today near 70 and rtslay near 65 Lows 35 to 46 Magic Valley Variable cloudiness with widely scattered showers through riday Windy at times Highs today near 7n and riday near 65 Lows in the mtd 30s Southeastern Idaho highlands Widely scattered showers and a chance a few thundershowers today and ri day Highs today in the upper 60s and ri day in th low' 60s Lows mostly in the 36 Central Idaho mountains loudy widi scatlered showers Onlay and 'l i day Windy at times Highs today mostly in Hie upper 60s ami riday in the upper 56s 1ws tn the 20s and 30s Hood River Valley Increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers today and riday Highs today 60 to 65 and riday 55 to 60 Lows 25 to 30 Idaho Panhandle Cloudy with scat tered showers today and riday Windy at times Highs mid 5Os to mid fids Lows mostly in the 30s extended orecast Southern Idaho: Saturday through Monday decreasing showers Saturday becoming dry Sunday Increasing chance of showers again Mon day Highs mid 50s to mid 60s Lows mid 20s to mid 30s Northern Idaho: Saturday through Monday decreasing chance of showers Saturday mostly dry Sunday Increasing chance of showers again Monday Highs in I he 50s Low most I in the 30s 8 Tempcratuies at Boise Municipal Air port as measured by the National Weather Service from midnight Tuesday to midnight Wednesday Millnight 11 1 a tn 17 I pnt 70 2 a in 16 2 pm 7'2 3am 11 3 pm 73 4 a in 3s 1 pm 7 1 5 am 10 5 pm 73 6 a in 15 6 pm 73 7 a in II 7 pm 68 ba in 50 bp in 62 9a in 57 9ptn 57 10 a in 62 10 pm 53 1 1 a I 1 1 pm 51 Noon 67 Midnight 46 Records for April 15: High 62 (1926) Low 25(1921) for Thursday 60 Snow I I IE 523 nLto iho Lwrev I h'9h XXX 1 Ron 90 bo Aor ESSS3 I nrrnrra so national weather service NQAA US Dpi of CoKJ Showers are forecast for today in parts of Texas Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi Cool weather is expected in parts of New England the mid Atlantic states and the Pacific Northwest Warm weather is predicted elsewhere Regional High Low Nampa 7S 34 Bd' (r 75 21 Ontario On 7x iillhngs Mont Ml 33 Payette 7s 36 76 3s Pocatello 73 36 Bniie 7s Portland 63 16 tn Itmio Mmil 73 23 Reno 73 35 aldweil Sult I it 65 4 tmmhng XII 43 Seattle 61 45 Hatley 35 Spokane 65 3S I leietia Mont 74 25 Twin aTs 73 35 Idaho alls 74 33 73 29 I ewish in 71 12 West Yellowstone Oi lit all iG 22 innemacca Nev 6s 26 Elsewhere High Low I as wi 1 s8 (Hl Vnmiuotnue 6s 39 01 I Angeles 61 5 Atii'hmagi' 39 24 Louisville 61 3s Atlanta 6 :6 Mempliis 71 55 0 Baltimore 56 11 Miami Beach 74 Bismarck 75 39 Mpls Sl Paul 63 2o Boston is 39 yw Orleans s6 5s Brownsville S3 67 New York 52 37 Buffalo 46 36 Oklahoma ily 66 46 hirlestott S( 67 62 99 Omaha 61 35 Cheyenne 31 Philadelphia 51 36 Im ago 66 33 Phoemx 92 73 im innati 58 37 Pittsburgh 50 36 olumbits Ohio 54 31 Portland Maine 42 3(1 Dallas ort 69 56 Providence 49 35 nmr 71 41 Rapid City 74 41 Des Monies 62 31 SI Louis 61 40 Detroit 48 2'1 Sm raiicisi'0 56 4s Great alls 75 32 Topeka (6 3 Honolulu S3 69 Tucson s5 143 Houston 79 66 Washington 62 46 Kansas City 62 31 Wichita 66 42 Ada County records BIRTHS Born April 12 19X1 St Regional Medical Center to: GRJ( John and Phyllis 2375 Middle burg Drue a son 8(11X1 IDER Kent and Lois 4010 Del monte I a son SMITH William and Dellou 3127 31th st a son Bon: April 13 I9x) SI Regional Medical enter to: ibLER Clyde and Anne 1533 Elm Place Meridian a si ANTRLL John and Tamora 2919 kJ St a son ANDRI anil Laurie is Jackson Si a son RY Ronald and Tome Garden Valley a daughter ALIRI Bruce and Marjorie 2133 Constantine Ave a daughter IOVLAND Craig and Imna Jordan Valiev Ire i daughter THOMAS Greg and velyn 4 100 Linda Vista I tine a daughter BI I AZARD Mark md Kristie 1920 li incester Si a son AMPBIIl Timothy and Heidi 4951 View Drive Meridian a son BAMAN John and Betty 615 Lawn dale Meridian a daugliier Canyon County records iMiriiiiiWiaiMBMMMBMmBMMo BIRTHS Born April 13 19S1 in Mercy Medical Cen ter Nampa to: ROWLAND John and Virginia 4919 Rober Lane Nampa a son MA HIS Vernon and Ruth 1616 larritv Blvd No 22 Nampa a daughter RI I av id and Teresa PO Box 674 Parma a son RAMSEY Rulon and Almira 49ii Mav erick Way a son BURNS Jon and Linda 1x12 Hilmn st a son Born April 13 19Slat home Io: DAY Bruce and Carrol 9 ixl uni Drive a son Born April 11 1981 in Si Regional Medical Center to: JOYCE mid Michaele 3225 Crane Creek Road a daughter GORDON Andrew and Peggie 3503 Minuteman Way a daughter BARRETT John and Robin Idaho City a daughter BARHAM Kevin and Kathleen s673 airview Ave No I ll) a son SEDBERRY William and Wary 3595 (Jst Road Meridian a daughter AZCUNAGO Tony and Laura 811! Hummel I )rtve a son Born April 15 I9S1 in St Regional Medical enter to: BRANDON James and Linda 7300 ederal Way a son BRADORD Kim and I inda 12s Broadwav Ave Meridian a daughter PERKINS Rud mid olleen UH 35lh St a daughter VIELMA John and Ctnda IH8S3 Edna St a son THATCHER Virgil and Deann Route 2 Caldwell a son SAT 1 louglas mid Kelly 4()9 Garden St a daughter MARTINI Edmund and Lisa 4635 Casi lewood Driv Meridian a son HAN'T Thomas and Sharon 117 Brmnback Si a son BANKRUPTCIES ILED LUND Lehi 1 indy and IUND Betty I on formerly known as Betty Lou 2921 Canan St AILENBRANT) Billy and ALLEN BRAND Augusta A 9690 Pima Drive JONES Vernon Rottley Route 1 Lone Ceda Ranch Malad VOUNG Earl and Guy 6311 Butte St Boise Calendar loday Bookmobile schedule Koelsch School 2615 Curlis Road am to 1 pm Westgate Shopping enter 77no airview Ave 1:15 to 3:15 pm Valley View School 3555 Milwaukee St 3:30 tu 4 pm West Cap itol Manor Caraway and Peperwood streets 4:15 to 4:15 pm Summerwind Shadybrook and Summerwind streets 5 to pm Skyline Park Skychffe Drive 5:45 Io j) in Nottingham Park Decatur 1 frtve 6:45 to 7: 30 pm Love Laughter Mime Troupe 7:30 to 8:30 in set king talent to build troupe fn lerested people shoujd come to auditions at the River Street Neighlvorhood Center 1191 Grand Ave or more information call 313 1791 League of Women Voters 9:30 to 11:30 pm 1361 Rimrock Court unit meeting on in ternational trade or more information call 384 5209 Parents Without Partners pm Provident 1 ederal 1001 Idaho discussion on motivation and time control by Kay Green Open to the public Si donation or more information call 362 (1921 or 467 3667 Parent Support Group Meeting 7:311 pm St Luke's Medicai Center Newborn Nursery classroom Guest speaker will be the Rev Jack Dawsun who will talk on the "Quality of or more information call 386 23(41 or343 8522 riday Sociology (Tub Meeting 10'40 a to noon BSLi Education Building Room 416 BSU will sponsor Dr Allx rt Szymanski pro fessor of sociology University of Oregon to present a lecture entitled Marxist Cri tique of the US Political on 7:30 pm Ice Skating and Company airview Avenue and Wild wood igure Skating annual show will feature local amateur and professional skaters Admission: $3 adults? $2 children Tickets at the door and Holsinger's Boise and regional obituaries Death Notices Dean Applegate 47 Bremerton Wash formerly of Boise died of natural causes Tuesday 111 a Bremerton hospital Services pending Relvea Mortuary Boise Susan A Setzler Services for Susan Audrey Setzler 33 Idaho City Stages who ditxl Tuesday at home ill be conducted at 10 am riday in St Cathedral by the Rev Andrew Schumacher Interment will follow in Clo verdale Cemetery under the direction of Re lyea Mortuarv She was born May 29 1947 in Moscow She moved when young with her family to Boise where she was reared and educated She married Jim Setzler on Dec 23 1972 in Boise She taught at Lincoln School in Boise Survivors include her husband a son Mark and a daughter Kristen all of Boise her mother Audrey Maskrid of Marsing and a brother Thomas Hunter of Vancouver British Columbia Canada She was preceded in death by her hither riends may call in Relyea Chapel today from noon to 8:30 pm Hazel Shute NAMPA Services for Hazel Shute 88 Moscow formerly of Nampa who died Monday in a Moscow nursing home will be conducted at 10:30 am riday tn Msip neral Chapel Nampa by the Rev Vernon I Wilcox of Nampa irst Church of the Naza rene Interment will follow in Kohlerlawn Cemetery Nampa She was born eb 7 1893 in Dickey ND where she was reared and educated She graduated from Valley City Normal College in North Dakota in 1915 She married James Walter Shute on June 26 1915 in Dickey She taught school in the Dickey area for several years In 1944 they moved to Nampa where she taught school and worked as a licensed practical nurse Her husband died May 17 1959 She moved Io Moscow in 1967 She was a member of Nampa irst Church of the Na zarene Survivors include four daughters Mrs AG (Ethel) eichroew of Minneapolis Mrs JW (Jean) Kavser of Palouse Wash Mrs JW (Eloise) Powell of Sebastopol Calif and Mrs 1W (Audrey) Personette of Nampa two sisters lorence Kuner and Lillian Johnson both of Minneapolis a brother Uayne Lewis of Dickey IS grand children and 21 great grandchildren She was preceded death by two brothers and a sister Stanley Erickson NEW MEADOWS Services for Stanley Erickson 72 New Meadows who dux! Tuesday tn a Boise hospital will be con ducted at 2 pm Saturday tn New Meadows Moihodist hurch by the Rev Rufus Cole of Northwest Mountain Mission McCall Inter ment will follow tn Meadows Valley Ceme tery New Meadows under the direction of ih ikkila uneral Chapel McCall He was born Jan 26 1909 tn Mtntvapolts He moved when young with his family to Coos Bay Ore where he was rearixl and educated He married Sophronta Lambert on Aug 23 1936 in Vancouver Wash They moved to New Meadows in 1961 He worked as a saw filer for Evergreen orest Products near New Meadows until retiring in 1974 Survivors include hrs wife of New Mea dows a brother Lawrence of Oregon City Orix and two sisters Myrtle ox of Ilwaco Wash and Helen Perula of West Port Wash Walter Bradshaw 87 of 141(1 Newell St died ednesday tn a Boise hospittiL Ser vices pending Relyea Mortuary Helen Morrow 87 Glenns erry died Wednesday in a Mountain Home hospital Services pending Humphervs uneral Home Mountain Home Robert Mason Suter 67 Wilder died Wednesday in a Boise nursing home Ser vices pending Dakan uneral Chapel Cald well Gerald A Palmer 75 of 2315 Spaulding St died Wednesday in a Boise nursing home Services pending Cloverdale uneral Home Emma Lucinda Andrews 80 of 3515 Law Ave died Tuesday at home Services lend ing Cloverdale uneral Home Darwin Wayne Davis 73 of 1691 Eagle Road Eagle dux! Wednesday at home Ser vices pending Cloverdale uneral Home Boise Earl Strand 78 of 711 Chestnut St Nampa died Wixinesday a Namjia hospi tal Services pending lahiff uneral Chap el Nampa Joyce Royball 5 1 of 1 IOS Empire Way died of natural causes Wednesiiav in a Boise llupiUil Services vending Alden aggoner hapel Howard Wright NAMPA Graveside services for How ard Wright 89 of 436 Central Midland Blvd Nampa who ditxl Tuesday in a Nampa nursing home will be conducted at 10 am today in Kohlerlawn Cemetery Nampa by the Rev Nathaniel Pierce of Grace ipis copal Church Nampa under tin direct ion of Alsip uneral Chapel Nampa riends may meet at the cemetery before services He was born Nov 7 1891 in Brown County SD He was reared and educated tn South Dakota He marriixi lorence Mac Guire in 1924 They moved to Nama ') ea rs ago He worked for Showalter Chevro let tn Nampa for several years His wile died in 19(41 Survivors include two sons Courtland of Milton reewater Ore and Janies of Scap poose Ore a brother Maynard of Boise and several grandchildren and great grandchildren He was preceded in death by a son and a sister A Ray Broadhurst E( ION I PE (ire Serv ices lor A Ray Broadhurst 76 Oregon Slope who died Tuesday in an Ontario Ore nursing home will be conducted at am riday in Payette Chapel of the Roses by the Rev Harvey Booth of Payette ust Baptist hurcii Interment will follow in Rosedale Memorial Gardens Pavette He was born June 18 19(11 in Pittsburg Kan He moved with his family to Rusli Colo in 19(4X He moved to Oregon Slope in 1917 He farmed most of his life He was a memberof Payette irst Baptist Church Survivors include a brother Ralph of )re gon Slope and several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by a sister and two brothers riends mav call tn Pavette Chapel of the Roses today from noon to 9 pm Memorials may be made to Payeitv irst Batisi Church ortoa favorite charitv Pallbearers will be Albert Davey Robert Kane Lloyd Campbell Warren Muraia Rus sell Deshaer anil ha lies 'arley Darlene Newman EMMETT Services for Darlene Newman 52 Wash formerly of Em mett who died of natural causes 'Tuesday in a Pasco hospital ill be conducted at 2 pm Saturday in Potter uneral Chapel mmeti by Bishop Loins Johns of the Emmett 3rd Ward Church of lesus Christ of Latter day Saints Interment will follow in Emmet! Cemetery She wasborn April 4 1929 in Emmett She married Haiold Newman on Aug 23 1945 in Reno Nev They lived in Emmetl and I ewiston before mov ing 10 Pasco in 1980 She wasa momberof the LDS Chinch Survivprs include her husband of Pasco a son Rolx rt of Priest River a daughter Karen Lamb of Boise her mother Elva Haf elfinger of Pasco three brothers Manford Hafelfinger of zXnderson Calif Glenn HafeL linger of California and Charles Hafelfinger of Hilo Hawaii and a sister Anna 'rint of Pa sci 1 Memorials may be made to the American ancer Society Ada County records MARRIAGE LICENSES THOMAS Christopher LETCHER Cherol Louise both Meridian EVERETT Bryan Beesley ESSMAN Naomi Ruth both Boise HALL Joel Carl WILLIAMS Sandra Jean both Boise GRRARD David Charles MURRAY Debra Kay both Sall Lake City CARTER Scott Beaverton Ore COE Linda Marie Boise PROULX Ricky Ray MCREA Terri 1 nne hot Meridian PI RRY I llis QUARNBTRG Mabel both Boise SCHOOLEY Jaie Dee MCREY NOLDS Kim Diane both Bois GIBSON Laurence HONEY CUTT I Mane both Boise HARKER James Ruben TUCKER Tamara Susan both Boise DIVORCES ILED ROYlANf Bernice vs Howard I PL Nancy vs rancis Cun is B( )Y 11 irn Eugene Sarah Ann Col ludiih vs Will WARD Shirely A vs Dallas (H Bok Cha vs Yoon Sun BARBER Linda A vs Brvan JA( (BS Susan Damarus vs Terry Dennis COCHRAN Marilyn vs Edward A JENNINGS Larry Duane vs Lois Na dine McPHET ERS Wallace vs Debra OSTENSEN Eric George vs Carol Diane LUNA Tammy vs Ronald MYERS Nancy Anne vs Randv Rav WILLIAMS Lois Ellen vs Merlin LEWANDOWSKI Calvin Wayne vs Car mella Carol NOEL Erma Eliane vs Keiih Anthonv ONTIVEROS Donna vs Paul Richard ELD Bonnie vs Ravnold A COX Mary Ellen vs LaVon Grant TINKER Kathleen vs John Boise woman dies of gunshot wound A Boise woman died at her home early Wednesday of an apparently self inflicted gunshot wound Ada County Coroner Mike Johnson said Susan Setzler 33 Idaho City Stage Idaho 21 died of a single 22 cahber gunshot wound to the head Johnson said Air (Continued from Pagel B) the expeclalion of retiring here initial reaction was one of de pression and Boylan 38 said is a time of dislocation for me both personally and profession he said Still Boylan said he will have problem at making 50 percent more than he does now may be the best thing that ever happened to he said Boylan said he expects to stay in the West which was a goal when he moved to Idaho from the South Michael said he was depressed be cause all of his work over the past 10 years was He said improvements have been made in air quality but that the fed eral government probably have the resources to monitor the air quality as much as the state did The bureau has about worth of equipment Michael said A decision has not been made on how to dispose of the equipment he said The stale recently obtained mobile air monitoring equipment including a transport van Michael said He said the $25000 in equipment has not even been used Meanwhile the bureau is continu ing to monitor air quality in the larger cities Johnson said the monitoring data will be available to the US Environmental Protection Agency when it assumes the job of monitoring air quality are not going to leave every thing helter skelter and walk away from Johnson said is not what they paid us to Bogart (Continued from Page IB) any bidders were present as auction eer Ellis Albright who had donated his services called out in vain No takers at $5(10 none at $100 nothing a 1 $50 Then Thomason bid $25 Pierce went to $50 and the two edged each other up $10 at a time Pierce dropped out at $120 and Bogart three years a Canyon deputy re turned to private life Purchased by former Sheriff George Nourse in December 1977 for $295 to track down criminals Bogart has gone unused by Prescott His purchase drew some criticism from cost conscious taxpayers Pierce among them The Grace Episcopal Church pas tor presented commissioners with a 25 pound bag of dog food soon after purchase as a humorous protest Pierce said Wednesday that he really wanted the dog and bid ding just to jack up the price lost our own dog about two weeks Pierce explained would have used Bogart to track down lost (W Eugene Woodard i esiile services for Eugene WallaceMoonshine" Woixiard 71 of Arkansas City Kan formerly of Boise who died Sunday tn a Wichita Kan hospital will lk conducted at 2 pm Saturday in Star Cemetery t)y the Rev Haiold Antrim of Boise riends (hurch under the direction of Cloverdale uneral Home He was born Jan 36 191(1 in Alva Okla He was reared and edueatixl in Kingman Kan He married Elsie Livtly Madsen on Aril 3 1938 in ichita He was a veteran of World War II Thev movtxl to Boise in 1954 He worked for Boise Sales Co Boise Junior College Evergreen Sprinkler Co anil Yanke Machine Shop all in Boise He retired 111 1972 His wife died April I 1974 He inuvivl to Arkansas City in 1976 He married Martha Cook on Nov 25 1979 in EI Cajon Calif He was a member of the Moose Lodge and the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Lat ter day Saint Survivors include his wife of Arkansas ily three sons Theixiore of Renton Wash Hat ry of Wichita and Kerry of Garden City three dhughlers Janet Crooks of Boise and Joy ce iatdner and Ida Wixxi txith of Ar kansas City a stepson Ed Bense of El Cajon wo stiqxlaughters Dorothy Baker of Las Vegas Nev and Georgia Boggs of Santee Calif two sisters Mattie Smith of Norwich Kan and Mary Jane ieser of De Leon Springs la: and 22 grandchildren He vvas preceded in death by a brother lends mav call at Cloverdale uneral Home on riday from 9 am to 8 pm and Saturday liomu am to noon Grace Roll PARMzX Services for Grace Josephine Roll 85 Parma no died Tuesday in a Cald well hospital will tie conducttx! at 2 pm ri day in lahiff uneral Chapel Caldwell by Dr Charles Crane of Caldwell irst Chris tian Church and Pastor Jixl Stith of Payette Christian Church Interment will follow Kuna Cemetery She was txm eb 4 18 in Brookfield Mo She moved when young with her family to Oklahoma She taught school nt Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas She marruxi James Roll on Sept 4 1926 in Bentonv ille Ark They owned and operated a leather and harness shop in Southwest City Mo for 17 years They moved to a ranch tn the Kuna Nampa area in the late 1930s and to the Notus Parma area in 194S She also hail ow tied ami operated a greenhouse She was a memberof Caldwell irst Christian Church Survivors include her husbam! ami two daughters Betty Jo and Mary Roll all of Parma three sons Richard and Alvah txith of Middleton and Henry of Henderson Texas ami several grandchildren nieces and nephews She was prectxied in death by a son and a granddaughter Memorials may be made to Caldwell irst Christian Church Building und 16th and Everett streets Caldwell 84665 Ethel Bort NAMPA Services for Ethel Bort S9 of 472 Caldwell Blvd Nampa who died Tuesday in a Nampa hospital will lx con ducted at 2 pm riday in Alsip uneral Chapel Nampa by the Revs Leo Reixl of Nampa irst Baptist Church ami Vernon I Wilcox of Nampa irst Church of the Naza rene Interment will follow in Hillcrest Me morial Gardens Caldwell She was txirn Oct 2(1 1S91 Oswego NY to Charles and Cora Cook She was reared and educated in Oswego She later moved with her family to Syracuse NV She married John Andrew Bort on June 28 1926 tn Syracuse They moved to Nampa in 1946 She sold Avon products in Nampa for several years Her husband died in August 1971 She was a member of Nampa irst Baptist Church Survivors include three sons Clifford of Seattle Clark of Ormond Beach Ta and Gordon of Nampa a sister Mildred Sctiam barger ol St Petersburg la 12 grandchil dren and 11 great grandchildren She was preceded death by twtimnsaiida brother Charles Kegel of ISU dies at 56 in Pocatello POU TAELIO Idaho educator Dr (diaries Kegel 56 academic vice president of Idaho State Univer sity since 1968 died Tuesday at home in Pocatello after a long illness zX memorial service is scheduled at 11 am next Thursday in Goranson Hall on the ISU campus said Bob Hilliard ISU development director who is arranging the service As part of the service the ISU lib eral arts building will le rededicated in name by university Presi dent Myron Coulter The State Board of Education voted last week to re name the building in honor Speakers at the memorial service will include Dr Wayne Schow chairman of the ISU aculty Coun cil Janet Hay memberof the Board of Education and Dr William Davis former ISU president now president of the University of New Mexico Presiding over the service will be Dr Albert Taylor professor emeritus of chemistry and former dean of the ISU Graduate School There will be no funeral services Hilliard said Kegel started at ISU in 1956 as as sistant professor of English He worked though the ranks to full pro fessor and headed the Division of Languages Literature and Philoso phy He served as liberal arts dean and dean of the faculties Kegel was acting president of ISU from July 1975 to August 1976 after Davis resigned and before Coulter was hired Kegel who was bom in Chicago on Aug 16 1924 received an AB degree from Alma College in Michi gan an MA from Northwestern University Evanston Ill and a doc torate from Michigan State Univer sity He was the author of three aca demic textbooks and a translation from Norwegian of Out ishing With He wrote 30 articles for scholarly and professional journals Kegel also was former vice chair man of the Idaho Commission on the Artsand Humanities Surviving are two sons Erik of Pe tersburg Alaska and Garth of Poca tello Hilliard said the family suggested contributions to the Charles Kegel Memorial Scholarship und in care of the ISU oundation GOLD SILVER HEARING PROBLEMS? Try Our 3 Week Trial AUDIO EARING AID CENTER I 3915 STATE BOISE (Across rom Smoky Davis) The family of Richard I Turner wishes to Attorneys at Law express their sincere Personal Injury Workmen thanks for the many gifts Of flowers food money i Criminal Defense time and condolences received during the ill ness and death of our Qici ozirv) loved one i i 1412 Idaho The Turner amily Suite202 BUY AND SELL Krugerrands Bars and Medallions US Silver Coins INSTANT CASH OR Class Rings Dental Gold Sterling Silver Jewelry Gold Silver Diamonds Senior Citizen (age 60 or over) additional 5 SECURITY SILVER GOLD EXCHANGE 3400 State Boise 343 5050 or 24 Hr Market Report Call 343 2424 Payless frugStore Of the 223 items in circular the following 8 items have not arrived at all Boise stores: JELLY BIRD EGGS LOCKED BUNNY BANKS ARICAN VIOLETS CANVAS GLOVES IRON DUO CURLINGBRUSH TOY LAWN MOWER WIRE BASKET REDWOOD PLANTER I ILLET KNIE: lists wrong model number should read Olympic 2 OR 2c GO the 2c items are limited to one per purchase off I companion items Example With purchase of the Vicheck TACKLE BOX at $537 you may purchase one jar of BALLS IRE EGGS at 2c We are sorry tor any Inconvenience to you our valued customers iS RAIN CHECKS WILL BE ISSUED ON NON SEASONAL MDSE 4 CONVENIENT BOISE LOCATIONS 10355 airview 5230 ranklin 660 Boise Ave 7003 State St at ive Mile at Orchard at Apple at Glenwood.

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