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• KEL 292
  An aerial photograph shows the "Beach Site" proposed location for CSI. The Snake River Canyon is visible to the right. Several dirt roads are visible in the aerial view.
• KEL 291
  An aerial photograph shows the "Kimes Site" proposed location for CSI. The Snake River Canyon stretches across the top of the view, and Blue Lakes Blvd. runs down the center of the image. Costco, Buttrey's, Tempo, and Me-n-Ed's Pizza sit on Blue Lakes Blvd. near a large parking lot. The intersection of Falls Ave. and Blue Lakes Blvd. is towards the top of the image, with a small part of the current CSI site in the top left corner. Various trees, buildings, houses, streets, roads, and automobiles (cars) are visible in the aerial view.
• KEL 290
  An aerial photograph of the west five points intersection in Twin Falls, Idaho, shows Albertsons grocery store on the corner of Addison Ave. and Washington St. Across the street is the hexagon-shaped building of West Five Point Cleaners. Various trees, buildings, houses, streets, roads, and automobiles (cars) are visible in the aerial view.
• KEL 289
  An aerial photograph shows the Twin Falls Joslin Field airport. A large runway is visible, with the number 7 painted on the end. Taxi lanes are seen to the side of the runway. Several roads, fields, and trees are visible in the aerial view.
• KEL 288
  Glenn Shoemaker, member of Future Livestock Club, shows off his grand champion first place winner in the senior division beef fitting and showing at the Twin Falls County Fair. He is wearing a jacket and a cowboy hat, and holding his trophy. His winning cow stands beside him. Some people are sitting on the bleachers behind him. Other men in cowboy hats are holding their cows by bridles in the background.
• KEL 287
  From left to right, Mrs. Harold Hove, mistress of ceremonies, Michele Ann Portwood, Miss Indian America, and Harriet Sharp, Miss Rodeo Idaho, are gathered around a table at the Blue Lakes Country Club during a luncheon honoring national, state, and local rodeo queens sponsored by the Twin Falls Bank and Trust Co., Fidelity National Bank, and First Security Bank of Idaho. Mrs. Hove, dressed in a western-style shirt, is seated in a chair, while Miss Portwood, dressed in traditional Native American clothing, and Miss Sharp, dressed in a cowboy hat and "Miss Rodeo Idaho" sash, are seated on a checkered couch. On the table in front of them are two mugs and an ashtray. Curtains hang across the windows behind them.
• KEL 286
  Two men look over a piece of equipment at the Twin Falls County Fair. One man, dressed in a cowboy hat, jacket, and boots, kneels over, while the other man is crouched down looking at a metal piece of the machine that reads "Acme Rock & Trash Shoe." Some trees are in the background.
• KEL 285
  In the top image, two little boys sit inside the car of a carnival ride at the Twin Falls County Fair. Other carnival rides are seen in the background. In the bottom image, a group of boys stand outside a Midway booth. A man and a woman are inside the booth, giving directions. One boy is holding a gun, ready to shoot for prizes. Inside the booth is a wall of boxes of Crackerjacks, and stuffed animals hang from the ceiling.
• KEL 284
  In the top image, Dennis Fowler, dressed in a hooded jacket, enjoys a hamburger at the Twin Falls County Fair. On the table in front of him is a glass bottle of soda, a Tupperware container of sliced tomatoes, and a pair of sunglasses. In the bottom image, a little girl sits inside a car, holding the steering wheel, in a carnival ride.
• KEL 283
  A group of young boys play a Nash Chevrolet game at the Midway at the Twin Falls County Fair. A boy holds a steering wheel on the outside of the booth, while a man inside the booth instructs them. Stuffed animals hang from the ceiling of the booth. Some girls can be seen standing in front of a different Midway game booth in the background. In the bottom image, two little boys and a little girl enjoy some fair food. The center boy, dressed in a plaid shirt and sweater, is eating a caramel apple, while the boy to the right watches. The girl on the left, dressed in a shirt and floral print pullover, holds some food to her mouth. The carnival rides, including the large Ferris Wheel, are visible in the background behind them.
• KEL 282
  In the top image, from left to right, Becky Johnston, Betty Johnston, and Jana Roesler ride the carousel at the Twin Falls County Fair. In the bottom image, three girls stand in front of the carousel, eating cotton candy. Two of them are wearing embroidered hats with a long feather sticking out of them, and the other girl has rollers in her hair and is wearing a bonnet over them. The center girl has "Peggy" embroidered on her hat, and she's holding a small purse.
• KEL 281
  Donald Anderson, scoutmaster of troop 79, awards Boy Scout Ned Leavitt with his Eagle Scout badge during a court of honor at the Twin Falls LDS Eighth Ward Chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leavitt watch. Donald Anderson is dressed in his Boy Scouts adviser uniform, with a patch embroidered on his front pocket reading "Bradley 2 Snake River Council." Ned Leavitt is dressed in his uniform, with a sash covered in badges and a patch embroidered on his front pocket reading "Snake River Area Council Idaho-Utah-Nevada." Mrs. Jack Leavitt, wearing a dress and corsage, examines the Eagle Scout award. Jack Leavitt stands beside her, wearing a suit and tie.
• KEL 280
  In the top image, Dave Wanzenried, left, and Dennis Samples, right, paint the curb in front of Twin Falls High School as a school service project by the Interact Club. The Interact Club, who are sponsored by the Rotary Club, plan to erect a marquee to announce school events for their next service project. The high school building, part of the parking lot, and some houses are visible in the background.
• KEL 279
  Members of the Interact Club paint the curb in front of Twin Falls High School as a school service project. The Interact Club, who are sponsored by the Rotary Club, plan to erect a marquee to announce school events for their next service project. The high school building is visible in the background. Sprinklers are running on the high school lawn.
• KEL 278
  Claudia James, left, and Carolyn Reinke, right, stand outside the Memorial Lutheran Church for the Walther League Convention beside "Big Sam" the cowboy. The large banner of the cowboy hangs from the overhang in front of the stairs leading to the front entrance of the church, and the two girls, who constructed the display, rest a hand on it. A pile of sagebrush sits on the ground under the banner. Some folding chairs and the side of the school, with an opened window, are in the background.