The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho (2024)

August 28, 1963

Publication:

The Idaho Statesmani

Location:

Boise, Idaho

Issue Date:

Wednesday, August 28, 1963

Page:

18

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BOISE IDAHO WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST 28 1963 THE IDAHO DAILY STATESMAN' PAGE EIGHTEEN NEWS OF RECORD OBITUARIES Better Access Discussed For Caldwell Properties Jesse Latham NAMPA Jesse Latham 73 of 407 Maple Street Nampa died at a' Boise hospital Tuesday morning He was bom Feb 8 1890 in Georgetown Idaho He was a retired contractor After being reared and living in Bear Lake County many years he married Martha Stoker June 20 1917 at the IDS Temple in Salt Lake City They moved -in 1955 to Nampa after his retirement He was a member of the Second Ward LDS church and was extremely active being a high priest He also was a member of the War Eagle Barracks 459 Veterans of World War I Nampa and the Col Stotsenberg Post 3465 VFW in Nampa Survivors include wife Martha four daughters Jessie Plant of Ogden Marye Ruth Wood of Othello Wash Twila May Lantz of Medford Ore and Lillie Lucille Warren of Hillsboro Ore one son James Latham Mesa Wash a sister Emeline Freeman Caldwell one brother Charles Latham Salt Lake City 12 grandchil dren three great-grandchildren Services to be announced by Shepherd Chapel at Nampa PotterHeads Police Force Auxiliary PAYETTE auxiliary police force recently organized elected its first officers Monday evening Named as captain is Norman Potter with Cal Leishman and Ron Collingwood sergeants Potter is a clerk at the railroad depot at Ontario makes his home in Payette and is a first sergeant of the Payette National Guard unit Leishman is a sales representative and Collingwood a plumber The three are married and have families New uniforms to be paid for by members were selected at the meeting with shoulder patches to be purchased by the department out of the police fund Chief of Police Puntney announced that identification cards with picture and fingerprint would be issued at the next session Instruction was on the laws of arrest by whom and how made with a written test slated for Sept 9 Present membership of the auxiliary is 11 men and one woman the latter working as an emergency dispatcher and matron Permanent strength of the male contingent has been set at 10 members and will be maintained at this level according to Capt Dan Walter Members other than the three named are Richard Cooke Edward Ellis David fa*ger David Hawkins Steve Hussman Donald Prater Jerald Wilson and Ronald Wilson Miss Ann Nelson is the female member Captain Walter reported that the auxiliary had worked with regular officers in excess of 140 man hours during August Duties have included car patrol answering complaints handling prowler calls working as dispatcher and security foot patrol in the downtown area The members will be trained in all facets of police work attending two training meetings per month and put in a minimum of eight hours a month on the job They receive no decency Is scheduled for 1 pm Oct 31 Sentencing of Virgil LaVem Hall 3001 Stewart Street charged with battery is scheduled for noon Thursday Delbert Charles Wheeler 818 North Thirteenth Street drunk five days suspended Clarence Russell Benson 213 South Ninth Street vagrancy 15 days suspended TRAFFIC COURT Robert Johnson 202 East Thirty-fourth Street failure to yield right of way $10 Eunice Sherman Boise- speeding $23 David A Frazier 5504 Cruzen Street stop sign violation $10 Kenneth EL Chandler 611 Wyndemere Drive stop sign violation $10 and speeding $15 Harry Francis 1402 North Thirteenth Street following too closely $5 Anne I Clemons 1210 North Twenty-fourth Street failure to yield right of way $10 Gale Baker 821 Jefferson Street illegal passing $5 Robert Long 2804 Taft Street traffic signal violation $10 Phillip Sandmeyer 1621 Mountain View Drive speeding $10 Randy Hanson 606 Beach Street squealing tires driving license surrender for 10 days Marion Hedberg Boise speeding $25 Patricia A Peck-ham Boise Route 2 speeding $15 DISTRICT COURT Voluntary bankruptcy petitions were filed by Keith Carey Cramer Burley $1857941 liabilities and $500 assets Francis Kellott Twin Falls $6576317 liabilities and $697045 assets Gerold Carthew Partee Orofino $1508436 liabilities and $409533 assets Morris Elmo Richards Mountain Home $221210 liabilities and $680 assets Cecil Eason Caldwell $625109 liabilities and $487 assets Leonard Hunt Caldwell $1598407 lia bilities and $150 assets TVCC Invites Participation InSchoolBand ONTARIO The Treasure Valiev Community College Band will hold an organizational meeting Thursday at 7 pm at Chi tario High School Students interested in the band are asked to attend If no instrument is owned arrangements can probably be made to obtain one however those who own instruments are asked to bring them Further information college officials said Tuesday can be obtained by contacting Mrs Lillian Anderson at Payette 642-3560 or at the College office in Ontario cil chamber of the City Hall was called by Harvey Hoff chair man of the City Planning Commission Mayor Emery Vas-sar attended as did Councilman Chet Davenport liaison member of the council on the Planning Zbmmission and Councilman Coley Smith as a member and past president of the industrial development corpora-ion Caldwell Unlimited In addition to Hoff other commission members present were John Turner Andy Johnson Stanley Jensen and Pete Olesen (Gene) Graves current president of Caldwell Jnlimited was present Robert 3 Purcell manager of the Chamber of Commerce Robert Alexanderson and others of the roads and streets committee of the Chamber attended Robert asley and Clair Hull also represented the Chamber and the industrial group Several Prospects Councilman Davenport in reporting Tuesday to the Council said several plans were discussed at the meeting most of which had been discussed by ocal residents for many years One proposal would continue he one-way couplet to Ustick Road The State Highway De- -jartment plans to establish Cleveland Boulevard from South Tenth Avenue to Georgia Avenue as a one-way street eastbound and Blaine Street from South Tenth to Georgia Avenues as a one-way westbound street after 1964 The streets are the route of US Highway 30 in Caldwell Davenport said the idea of elongating the couplet was dismissed as being too far for the pattern The idea of extending Blaine Street out to Ustick Road also was discussed including the detouring of the Wilson Slough Canal After much discussion those present agreed that civil engineers should plot the area and draw maps so that the Chamber of Commerce and Caldwell Unlimited officials would have definite data to show future prospective buyers of land in the area involved City Offers Help Mayor Vassar said the city could supply technical help from its engineers Melvin Lewis and Paul Anstey and their staff Lewis told the Council that the first order of business is to determine the highest and best use of the land for future development He said a plan with rights-of-way shown should be developed and zoning should be considered Hoff said access for property owners to and from the oneway couplet and the four-lane stretch of highway which will be east of the couplet is the The necessity of providing adequate accessibility for owners of property between East Cleveland Boulevard and the railroad tracks from Georgia Avenue to Ustick Road was discussed by members of three civic groups here Monday night The meeting in the City Coun- Square Dance To Feature Les Gotcher NAMPA Les Gotcher Internationally-known square dance caller' will be guest caller for a Saturday Square Dance at 8:45 pm Saturday at the American Legion Hall in Boise Lincoln and Bellevue streets The Saturday Square are sponsored by the Intermountain Square Dance Association The association has been presenting well-known out of-state callers at this series of dances according to Mrs Hanry Long Nampa publicity chairman All square dancers are invited to attend Gotcher who comes from California is one of the leading callers in the square dance field and is noted for his fast and presentations Gotcher conducts square dance institutes throughout the nation specializes in colleges and sponsors square dance tours to Hawaii This year he added a European square dance tour to his itinerary He is publisher-editor of monthly square dance magazine Ross and Penny Crispino of Nampa have been round dance instructors on Gol staff at several of his institutes A covered dish supper will be served after the dance Saturday Don Rising of Boise is chairman of general arrangements OBTAIN LICENSES CALDWELL Obtaining marriage licenses Tuesday in the Canyon County office were five couples They were Frank Guy Herrick of Boise and Ruth Viola Markle of Nampa Frederick William Berge-mann and Eugenie Newton both of Nampa Brown Lee Green and Ruby Lorraine Cur rin both of Pendleton Ore Richard Lorenzo Grover of Middleton and Glenna Faye Despain of Caldwell and Edward Louis Miller of Nampa and Janice Arlene Selves of Caldwell A license was issued Monday eve- ning to John Lee Barnett Nampa and Joyce Ann Rapp of I Boise Bureau Says Warm Days To Continue Afternoons to Reach Readings in High 80s Today and Thursday Warm afternoons and cool evenings is the weather agenda for Boise today and Thursday the Weather Bureau reported Tuesday night High both days will be in the upper 80s with a low of 52 expected tonight high Tuesday was 86 and the low was 52 The low at 11 mf Monday arid Tuesday nights was 62 degrees iMalad reported the high and the low for the state Tuesday 89 degrees and 40 degrees Burley also reported a 40-degree reading In the nation Reno anc Elko had the low of 34 with Me Allister Okla reporting the high of 107 Heavy rains were reported Tuesday in sections of the mid west and the northern plains Redwood Falls Minn receivec more than an inch and a half of rain within six hours while Omaha reported an accumulation of 129 inches within the same time Showers and thundershowers fell in Georgia anc South Carolina Elsewhere in the nation skies were sunny for the most part Trophy Taken By Kuna Kave Riding Group Kuna Kave Riders captured high point club trophy honors in the Ten Mile Club-sponsored riding meet Kathleen Beier Ten Mile reporter announced Tuesday Event winners in the meet which was held Sunday at Ten Mile rodeo grounds were: Four-leaf clover Lita Hoagland Jo Willhite and Bob Wood one-eighth mile race Louie Lowe Jo Willhite Donna Plush adults three-leaf clover Jo Willhite Willard Plush Bob Wood juniors three-leaf clover Chris Flo-rentz Steve Prow Diane Childs team sack roping Ten Mile Melba adults potato race Ten Mile Idaho Wranglers Melba juniors potato race Western Kuna Kave Riders Ten Mile one-quarter mile race Louie Lowe Donna Plush Sharon Adults pole bending Shirley Morrison Jo Willhite Lita Hoagland juniors pole bending Dixie King Steve Prow Kathy Manchester three-eighths mile race Willard Plush Louie Lowe Bernadette Jesterbeck adults barrel racing Chacoda Kuna Ten Mile juniors barrel race Barbara Plush Diane Childs Dixie King: adults barrel flag race Bob Wood Jim Simpson Louie Lowe juniors barrel flag race Barbara Plush Dixie King Diane Childs keyhole race Lita Hoagland Harley Legg Jim Streeter flag race Kuna Payette trailer race Ten Mile Chacoda Shetland pony race Barbara Plush Tommy Stokes Dixie King BIRTHS BOULDS To Mr and Mrs Michael Boulds 2220 Fredrick a son bom Aug 27 at St Alphonsus Hospital To Mr and Mrs Wilbur Vincent 1905 Harrison Boulevard a son bom Aug 27 at St Alphonsus Hospital To Mr and Mrs Norman Barber 2825 Weaver Circle a son bom Aug 27 at St Alphonsus Hospital HOLEN To Mr and Mrs Kenneth Holen 7823 Camas Street a son bom Aug 27 at St Alphonsus Hospital To a Mrs Sherman Murphy 114 East Boise Avenue a daughter bom Aug 27 at St Alphonsus Hospital McBRIDE To Mr and Mrs Robert McBride 2523 Smith Avenue a son bom Aug 27 at St Alphonsus Hospital MARRIAGE LICENSES Glenn Kanakahow Solem and Renee Gecile Pollock both of Boise Allen Junior Blackner and Juanita Long both of Boise James Lee Wiren and Delores Elaine Butler both of Moses Lake Wash James Irwin Steele and Judith Lewis both of Boise Robert Lee Maywhoor and Barbara Corsi both of Boise DISTRICT COURT Judge Hamer Budge granted divorces to Fay Borup from Clifford Borup and William Frank Rash from Eva Rash Judge Budge granted the petition of JaneUe 'Marguerite Sharp for change of name to JaneUe Marguerite Ferguson Divorce actions were filed by Maxine Ransdell against Harold Lb Ransdell Stephen Badura against Nina Ba-dura Sharon Kaylee Jennings against Robert Neal Jennings and Eleanor Holton against Langdon Kenneth Holton Sr The divorce action of Ruth Whittaker against Robert Whittaker was dismissed on stipulation The divorce action of Elsie Barrett against Glenn Barrett was dismissed on a motion of the plaintiff An order for a bench warrant in the case of Donald Kaercher charged with issuing a check without funds was revoked PROBATE COURT Decrees of distribution were filed in the estates of Luther Franklin who died Aug 5 1962 in Ada County Chester George Brink who died March 31 1962 in Ada County Anast Leslie Dakopolos who died May 28 1962 at Fort Lewis Wash Tileston who died Feb 1 1963 in Ada County A petition for letters testamentary was filed in the estate of David Abbott who died July 30 1963 in Ada County A petition for probate of will was filed in the estate of Lewis Thiederman who died June 15 1963 in Ada County A decree assigning estate to the surviving husband was filed in the estate of Inez Trent Varian who died Jan 6 1961 in Ada County JUSTICE COURT Virgil Thoms 2019 South Atlantic Street charged with driving while his license was suspended was fined $100 and costs $25 suspended and given a lDday suspended jail sentence Robert Clemens 18 charged with Illegal consumption of beer was fined $50 and costs $25 suspended and given a five-day suspended jail sentence Loretta Ann Croghan 5005 Wylie Lane speeding $10 and costs James Johnson Jr 1010 Denver Avenue illegal passing $10 and costs Frank Marz Meridian Route 3 speeding $11 and costs Patsy Robinson Nampa speeding $15 and costs Donald Marrs 1403 Arcadia Street speeding $13 $3 suspended and costs Eldon Tameris Idaho City overwide load $5 and costs Richard Waldram 1315 North Thirteenth Street speeding $10 $5 suspended and costs Charlene Lung 3303 Hamilton Street speeding $15 $5 suspended and costs POLICE COURT Trial of Russell Rex Brown 1621 North Thirty-first Street charged with lewdness and in- (reason for beginning the plan 'ning NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR Jessie Huddleston HOMEDALE Services for Jesse Bryan Huddleston 66 of Homedale who died Sunday in Salem Ore will be conducted at the Peckham-Dakan Chapel at 2 pm Thursday The Rev Irwin Alger of Homedale will officiate and interment will be at Wilder Mr Huddleston was bom Dec 24 1896 in Mapleton Iowa and lived in Crofton Neb for many years He was married Aug 28 1919 at Yankton SD to Mildred Rawlings and the couple made a home at Crofton until 1936 when they moved to Homedale He had been a custodian in the Homedale schools for the past 12 years In addition to Mrs Huddleston he is survived by a son Donald of Salem a daughter Mrs Marybell Hunnicutt of Homedale three brothers Dewey Alonzo and Irven Huddleston all of Camas Wash two sisters Mrs Gertrude Zurcher of Homedale and Mrs Ellen Hagler of Nampa and seven grandchildren Robert Forney? MELBA Robert Forney 58 of Melba died at his home Tuesday afternoon after a long llness He was bom near Meridian Oct 9 1904 and was married to Geneva Gritton in Nampa July 17 1922 She died in 1929 lie lived most of his life in Boise also in Enterprise Ore until about 1930 also at Wilder and Parma He had lived in Melba the last three years He had been employed by the Forest Service Survivors include two sons Robert Forney of Melba and Keith George Forney of Walla Walla three sisters Mrs Dorothy Rice of Meridian Mrs Theo Fisher of Eagle and Mrs Louise Stapleton of Boise six grandchildren A brother Harry Forney died April 4 1962 Services will be Friday 10:30 am at the Robison Chapel of the Chimes with Rev Paul Cameck officiating Interment will be at Meridian Julia Kay Williams MOUNTAIN HOME Inter ment services for Julia Kay Williams infant daughter of Airman 1C and Mrs Williams who died Sunday night here will be held at 2 pm today at Mountain View Fr Louis Joseph will officiate The Bey Chapel is in charge of arrangements Cecil Coombs CALDWELL Services for Cecil Warren Coombs 61 will be held at the Middleton LDS Church at 2 pm today with Bishop Parley Despain officiating Interment will be at Preston under the direction of the Peckham-Dakan-Davis Chapel James Smith CALDWELL James Smith 75 of Caldwell Route 4 died Tuesday evening at a Boise hospital He was bom Feb 16 1888 at Kingston Ark Services are pending at Peckham-Dakan-Davis Charles Davidson Services for Charles Davidson 77 will be fyeld at 2:30 pm Thursday at the Robison Chapel with the Rev Donald Arnold officiating Interment will be at Rexburg Mike Donnelly NAMPA Interment services for Mike Donnelly 80 will be held at 10 am Thursday at Kohlerlawn under the direction of the Shepherd Chapel Mrs Elmira Wilcox NAMPA Services for Mrs Elmira Wilcox 80 of 623 Twelfth Avenue North who died Monday will be held at 2 pm Thursday at the First LDS Ward with Bishop Wayne Rich officiating Interment will be at Kohlerlawn under the direction of the Shepherd Chapel Friends may call at the chapel until 7 pm Thursday Mrs Eva Skelton Mrs Eva Marie Skelton 57 3312 Tamarack Drive Boise died Tuesday morning at her home after an extended illness Mrs Skelton was bom July 19 1906 at Cassville Mo She married Arnold Skelton on Aug 14 1923 at Springfield Mo They lived for a time near Roswell then in Oregon a short time and returned to Roswell where they resided until 1944 'Ihey moved to Boise and to Nampa in 1949 Mr Skelton died on June 5 1950 Mrs Skelton went to Texas in 1951 for a period of one year She had since resided with a daughter Mrs Velma Masterson of Boise She was a member of the Nampa Church of the Open Door Survivors Include three daughters Mrs Masterson and Mrs Sharon Williams both of Boise and Mrs Irma Battey Abilene Texas her mother Mrs Tiny Edwards Springfield Mo wo brothers Elry Edwards i Carrollton Mo and Monroe Edwards Nixa Mo and six grandchildren Services will be at 2 pm Thursday at Alsip Chapel in Nampa Interment will be at i Cloverdale Friends may call at Alsip Chapel until 1 pm Thursday William Bay NOTUS Services for William Bay 74 of Parma Route 1 who died Monday in a Boise hospital will be conducted at the Notus Baptist Church at 3 pm Thursday The Rev David Wuth will officiate and Interment will be at Ten Davis under direction of the Peckham-Dakan-Davis ChapeL Mr Bay was bom Nov 2 1888 in Shadron Neb and came to Boise with his parents when he was a small boy He attended schools in Boise and Meridian and was married March 10 1917 in Caldwell to Ruby Baxter The couple since had farmed in Boise Valley He attended the Baptist Church at Notus Surviving In addition to Mrs Bay are a son David Bay of Parma a daughter Mrs Betty Kepler of Idaho Falls a sister Mrs Mae Douglas of Antioch Calif and nine grandchildren Grover Vest YSSA rover Cleveland Vest 78 of rural Nyssa died Tuesday at a local hospital He was bom Feb 15 1885 in Spear Fish and was a resident of the Nyssa area for the past 36 years He was a retired farm er Surviving are his wife Nora of -Rural Nyssa two brothers Clarence of Los Angeles and Ben of Cheyenne Wyo Memorial services will be held at Nyssa Thursday at 10:30 am with Rev Paul Ludlow of the Nyssa Methodist Church officiating 3Irs Alice Rember Mrs Alice Rember of Hailey died in a local hospital Tuesday In compliance with her request there will be no obituary published and no services held Survivors included three sons Grant Craig and Robert and a daughter Doris Rember all of Hailey Her husband George preceded her in death Mrs Rosie Massey GLENNS FERRY Services will be held at 2:30 pm today in the Bey Chapel Glenns Ferry for Mrs Rosie Ellen Massey 83 who died Monday in her Glenns Ferry home Rev Grace Weaver will officiate Interment will be at Glenn Rest Lee A Thrasher Lee A Thrasher 85 of Parma died Tuesday night in a Nyssa hospital He was bom Oct 16 1877 in Lew iston Mo The Peckham-Dakan Davis Chapel will announce services Joseph Stearn PAYETTE Services for Joseph Steam 70 will be held at 11 am today at Riverside with the Rev Don Hardenbrook officiating Military honors will be conducted by the Payette National Guard and American MERCURY VAPOR SAFETY LIGHTING AUTOMATIC DUSK TO DAWN High School Signup Set At Donnelly McCALL McCall-Donnelly High School students will register today for the 1963-64 school term According to High School Principal Allen Blair freshmen will enroll from 9 am until noon and sophom*ores from 1 to 5 pm Oir Thursday juniors will enroll from 9 ajn until noon and seniors from 1 to 5 pm Thursday at 7:30 pm and Friday at 1 pm transfer students and any others who were unable to enroll at the regularly scheduled times will register An orientation meeting for all teachers in the school system is set for 10 am Friday Blair said that a $15 fee for high school students will cover all expenses including locker fees books activity tickets and school annual The registration is $1 more than last year it was noted but laboratory fees for science courses are also included in the $15 while last year they were in addition to registration costs School begins Sept 3 at 9 am with bus schedules and routes to remain the same as last year Washington 4-H Ribbon Winners May Enter Fair WEISER Twelve 4-H blue ribbon winners from Washington County in the intermediate and upper divisions of the style revue are eligible to enter competition at the Western Idaho State Fair Carolyn Wagner home agent reported They are Erma Hoover Carole Eakin Shirley and Glenda Til-lotson Jennifer Hickey Judy Shoemaker Sharon Bumgarner Barbara Wiley Marilyn Miller Norma Stover Virginia Hopper and Nancy Williams Payette Police Enter Team in Bowling Loop PAYETE The Payette Police Department will be represented by a team in the Snake River Valley Bowling League at Gayway Bowl according to Captain Dan Walter in a Tuesday announcement Members from the regular police together with two substitutes from the auxiliary force will make up the team The team will play each Wednesday at 7 pm CLASSIFIED FOR RESULTS Don't wait until the ground is muddy and the weather unfavorable! Order your Nightguard now when you can get prompt installation Enjoy the safety and protection of this big attractive light on your property Guard against accidents thievery and vandalism A simple telephone call will start the wheels rolling! Namp mg! Pre-Registration NAMPA Friday is the day for pre-registration at Nampa Christian High School according to Cecil Campbell principal The registration will begin at 9 a and continue until 3 or until all students have pre-registered he added Regular classes begin Sept 3 with the hot lunch program and the bus schedule for the more distant students beginning at that time Campbell will be in his office at the school this week on Orchard Avenue west of Nampa for assistance with registration and curriculum details Mrs Addie McGuior KETCHUM Mrs Addie Me-Guier formerly of Ketchum died Tuesday in California Her husband William died here two years ago Survivors include a son William in California a daughter Mrs Lois Fleury of Seattle and three daughters in California Mrs Beulah Bruce Mrs Dorothy Manhart and Mrs Shirley Walker Services will be held at 3 Friday in the Presbyterian Church here with the Rev Kennedy in charge Interment will be at Ketchum Mr and Mrs McGuier celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary here four years ago Mrs Martha Jennings ONTARIO Services for Mrs Martha Lucretia Jennings 11 will be held at 2 pm today at the Bertelson Lienkaemper Chapel with the Rev Tom Foster officiating Interment will be at Evergreen Mrs Ora Stewart CALDWELL Mrs Ora Stewart 80 of Mesa Ariz a former resident of Boise Valley died Sunday in Mesa She was bom March 25 1883 in Missouri The Peckham-Dakan-Da-vis Chapel is arranging services Charles Hazcn Services for Charles Hazen 77 will be held at 2:30 pm today at the Robison Chapel The Rev Hiller will officiate Interment will be at Meridian a Christian ii School Sets IDAHO POWER WILL Provide and install fixture Provide maintenance including bulb and photo-cell replacements Supply electricity for dusk-to-dawn lighting as part of flat rate in GDGGJuGD The Truth About NERVE DEAFNESS Free Booklet Tells All Now for the first time ANY WHERE Get the facts about the No 1 cause of hearing distress NERVE DEAFNESS! Until today little has been written about this painless invisible condition that handicaps and isolates millions This new booklet explains what Nerve Deafness is How It interferes with hearing and what symptons to look for Find out why you may hear but understand Will surgery or a hearing aid help? Will anything help? This remarkable FREE booklet Inside Story of Nerve tells what you can do yourself to end this embarrassing ordeal Nerve Deafness Write or come in for your FREE copy today I 109 9th St Boise Idaho Name I Street I Icily state Installation on existing Idaho Power pole Slightly higher if new pole is required AVAILABLE NOV 1 To arrange for early installation on your property call your local Idaho Power office The Best Buys in Town! HEAVY WEIGHT FLORAL PRINT QQ LINOLEUM sq yd THROW RUGS I Samples of carpeting Priced from I CHAIRS AND ROCKERS 1 Priced from CHESTS OF DRAWERS Ag Priced from DAVENOS WITH SWIVEL AA ROCKERS to match priced from I W7 7 9 BEDROOM SETS MO OC Priced from I47o73 PwdL Open 8:00 until 8:00 8100 Falrview Dial 375-1800 II DA HO Pcm So MUCH-Cests So UTTLEi POWER I IDAHO TRAFFIC DEATHS 1963 total to date 123 1962 total to date 168 1961 total to date 156 1 7 4 1 A AAA.

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