■ « n ^ , ;■'; -im erican EalU R et.. _ i - kills 3 Shoshone -D ettinalion-^ P l a n e f o u n d h e r e POCATELLO - Throe «xecuUves of the J.n. manager, and Donald Bakes, 41, Simplot, the relatively short hop to Pocatello, the pilot Simplot Co. died In the craah of company aircraft director of aflronomy. All resided In Pocatello. ■ apparently took off, headed east, but ran Into a Sbnplot offldal^ said .the plane left Boise sto rm about halfw ay. M otorists on Highway 30 . ■ ______Pocatello -naar-MnMiwre RookB-Friday-nlgbfc ------the vicinity of Raft lUwer told of hearing a low* - —vA ', lafcn IFo/coir. A fourth, passenger on th e Ul<4ated plane late Friday olterrioon. returning to Pocatello af­ reportedly escaped the cra ^ when be got off at ter a business trip. Itiough the (light plan called flying aircraft, apparently guided by the high- -Tw inJFalU ,------* - - — ^------■■.Jor-B.rtpp.M.ttW-TgliLgiUfl.alnwrt. the F edet:- -^yjjynldJi)gh-gin4a^d^ow.aquall.s^ RupdrI Oj However, Simplot spokesmen could notv ol Avti^on Administration Flight Service Cen^ Idaho Director of Aeronautics Darryl -Identify the pasMnger of the-TwUvenglne P lper- --.-ter In B urley eould not-conflm .-the landing.-.....— -Manning Initiated a-search Sftturdsy moming— Aztec which wbb bejleved to hovi^ stopped a t the Since the Twin Fqlls airport has no tower with the help of Civil Air Pab-61 units. The facilities at the p r^ n t time, no.one at the air­ w reckage w as spotted about 10:30 Q .m, Saturday X Twin Falls Airport about 5 p.m. Friday, during a Bol8e*U>-Pocate\lo port could confirm the landing, either, but a by another Sim plot i^lot, Joe Mfcrnhall. • Mannacre R ock- The victims of the crash, were IdentiniBd-as radio contact with tho Jerome airport Indicated . - ■ A' Simpfol spokesman, 'JbHn CHrlstophorson, \ j John Jcrm a n , 47, a veteran pilot and national that Jerman had asked for weather clearance said a rescue party reached the sccne with the P iane lar^d(fd henf. S t a t v P a r k assistant sales nianagor for Simplot; William from Twin Falls to Pocatollo,. . old of ^ur*wheel

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lly United PrcM Intenuitioilal beleaguered East Pakistani capital. "Thd enemy continues to pour in more and Tliouiiands of Indian paratrot^rs launched an An Indian army spokesman bidlcated Uiat more forces Into the action and make extensive fight . airborne assault on tho outskirts of the East forw ard elem ents of ground trool>s now w ere use of its air force," the spokesman sald/adding - Pakistani capital of Dacca Saturday niglit. A within IS miles of Dacca end the Indian army tho Indians were taking advantage of Pakistan's Pakistani spokesman said the Indians had m ado- - commandcr. broadcast an appeal to Pakistanis to lack of air cover In East Pakistan.______mnsslvo Iroop Ijuullngs and that Uio slluallon ~rorrpndcr^ n a - "avMg"unn6«flSgy~Tica'thl~of fnS'*‘grlm 7'^ ; many or'your soldiers?' _OnJhD_western_i , .the. apflkeaman^sttU,- t P r t tBtanI trM{is eontlnu«d vtfv^hceinto IM Is*— On tlu! western front, however, official Radio Pokistan conHrmed a brigade of Indian looins iMld Kashmir. Official reports said heavy Pakistani reports said tlielr troops had'oVerrun paratroops were dropped north of Dacca in Uio casualties were Inflicted on Indian forces holding WASHINGTON (UPI) - Indian positions In the strategic Jaurlan sector war’s first big airborne assault, but the broad­ Foreign aid opponents promised the eastern flank of Jaurian. Indian reinforce** leading to the major Kashmir town of Jammu. cast Bold the Indians had' been "eith er mentfl wero reported being rushed to the a flRht Saturday on a com prom - In nnviil action, an official spokesman in eliminated or badly mauled." Iso funtilni* re.wl»tloo. compll- strategic area, which could open the way to .. l a l a m a l ...... -An nfflrifll PnkUtanl stw^kf^mnn.snifi thftrp Juiiuiiu. eating plans for Congress to Indlnn frigute Friday night In tho Arabian sea. wero reports that the Indian brigade of about adjourn next week foi^' the An csUimtted 5,000 Indian paratroopers wero 3,000 m en had landed 80 m iles north of D acca. - According to the Pakistani spokesman, holidays. flown from Calcutta* for tlie assault on Dacca. The spokesman also reported massive landings Pakistani troops Saturday occupied two more Senate Democratic leader Spokesmen said their Initial olm was to knock of "hellborne troops" In bottle areas. Ho said villages Inside Indian terrllory in the Kasur Mike Mansfield, said he'sUll out tlw! city’s outer (kfenoes ond clear the w«y m ost of these troops had been wiped out bu t "Uio sector south of l^hore, and were pressing Indian hoped for adjournment Monday for Kro\ind forccs clo.sing In liand on Uie general situation remains grim." forccs hard In the Amritsar sec.tor. : or I'uesday, but emphuited it would be a "struggle",to get , Uie aid legislation Uiroiigli Uio 'mata, —. . , 4 d a h o a n Under a compromise worked INDIA out by congressional leaders, Mart-^nyoys call the House was expected to pass >, H im ■ i i ' Monday a resolution continuing w a n ts U S mrsjft>roprlati(wrfor“ forel^-aid - UnUl~MarcMrfuliy funding The - program ak current spending n e u l f a l f®F=tFad^tSlKii- ' levebc" Pa I ^ / a H abc market nations diMuased dayr^lhe foreign mlniiters of But Sen. J. William Ful- DACCA WASHIbWTON (UPl) - Ida- m of4 W»»kt a n d il wilt BRUSSEL8(UPl)-European - brlghti-D-Ark.Tchalrman of the - IN D IA -jm oiit- . ho'A^DenuMratio-Senr-Frank- y 9 a f~ ' Common — M arket- mlnlaterj -fbr-seren heurg-en-AMericen -FtancerW est’Oerm«nyrltaIy;— Senate Foreign Relations Com- Oiurcli Saturday called for fidled Saturday to agree on a request that talks on ahort4erm Belgium, H o ^ d and Luatem- . :iiUttee}=#alu=he=was- ''not------Am e rtoa-'fl-»atriot-neutw llt. W iftdiU - salUfied .with the procedure”’ tho India-Paklston war, and said negotiations with the United "W « k . and urged the Senate to keep no m orrarm s should be sent to States but drew up a decUra- The failure to agree on a secret. .Iju l^ g on ^ e rogulw authori­ Pakistan.. tion of Intent eaUing foi> world -negotiating- wnHata for- thf - fytTrimnw zation bill for foreign aid. Tliat - -Church made his remarks be­ b*ade Ulks. Common Market's executive the declaratian of iatent.arould^- bill,'however, Is now dead­ fore tho Senate Saturday. Choked The foreign ministers of the commission meant no trade rule out any negotiation of the locked in a House-Senato "Even thou^ this Is our an­ talks could be concluded before m vkets' common agricultoral conferente because of the nounced policy," Qiurch said, the Dec. 17-18'meeting of the policy. House's refusal to accept "the Nixon administration keeps Group of 10 richest Western N l^ 's special trade liegotla* Mansfield's amendment calling makbig statements prejudicial c o u r t s ’ Gas blast nations in Woshbigton. tor, William D. Eberle, Included iocJotaLU.S*-VrlthdcflwaUcom_ Hatties ragt^j»w- to TndTa'and favorable to Pak- French Foreign Minister the agricultural policy In a list . z m n m r M c n . - ...... iVTiifftiHnyh\mttnn;TtyprwiiiTg3fatimEtbixM nitri;;ltt^— Sen. F ran k Q iurch, D-Idaho-, Ho M id Uie P roaidont’a p ar­ French objections to trade talks, wantedio'dlscuas wben.bs JiMt. J. and otiier aid opponents are tiality to Pakistan is one of tlie before the U.S. Congress has members of- the exNuUTe vot^ to devalue the doUar^ said oommLsidon Wednesday, ' evpectod to seek to amend the b est knowip secrota In V/ashb)g- By RICHARD G. HIGH in tunnel House resolution to authorize ton. the CoRunon Market should not Eberle, ki ■ list of depuods Times-News Managing Editor PORT HURON. Mlcli. (UPI) continued fUnding only for Ho said' reliable sources in- negotiate with a knife at its that the market nations d»- Panther trial formed him that the Pakistan TWIN FALLS - Many Idaho —A natural gas explosion throat. scribed u unexpectedly tough, . Boiarlpa and adm inistrative .expenses, not for new pro­ government has asked the ju rists believe tho sta te 's courts ripped through a tunnel being French officials said France also called for concesaions .oo buUt 2S0 feet below Lake Huron gram s. White House for "substantial will become clogged abruptly wanted to await the results of cereal stockpUlng, citnd flndta jury divided quantities of military equip­ when the new state crlmbal S atu rd ay and a sheriff's spokes­ the summit cmference of .and tobacco. ment" and supplies: code goes Into effect on Jan. I. man said at least 17 construc­ President Nixon and President The Common Market minis-, “The President is said to be Expected clogs Include: tion workers were killed. Georges Pompidou bi the ters set aside their dlacusiion Lin dead., OAKLAND, C alll.. (UPI)— tlic lengbty prosecution against giving Uiis request serious con- —Item: A pre*«Mtence In­ Th4 death count was an­ Azores, next week. • • of the U.6.^uropean-: trade- _ Tlic Jury hearing the tlilrd man- the 29-yoar-old Pantijor party sideratlon," Church said. vestigation must be ordered for nounced by Underaheriff Kor- U.iS. offlcials had bope^'lor altuation late btunfay to V O W ■abiughtertrialofniackPanlhcr j:o-foundcr,whowasuccuftcdof Quirch said tho American a ll offenses If th e defendant Is man Ludy of the St. Clair tubstantial progress on trade continue negotiations with Brl- leader Huey P. Newton an- killing Oakland Police'Officer pe£»pio should not hft called less th an 22 y e a rs of ag e. Minor County.SherUf's office. ' taJks W on thii Waiihbi^^ Ireland, Denmark and- nounced late Saturday it tould John Frey on Oct.* 28,1907. upon to subsidize arsenals for offenses such as traffic Sevenmen werebroufdttout of meeting of the Group df 10/ Norway.on the markets flihe- the five^nlle long wattf. tunnel< diat- and-Uie- 111 W Nd*lW.’wM «nt«a. violations are liicluded. -They told the Common.Market rias reguUUons-the.last. bar-.- sal(TSfilDrday Uiat Communist judge declnrcd a mistrial- on o murdor chareo nt his first 0 " prMlferrlng ot arms In —Item: The court must on stretchers.' They were American offlcials wbuld be rier to British entry into, the party members have told provide a free attorney to any believed to bf In Mrious .available for t^ks. from. Mon- community.. . poor person Involved In an o{> condition. ffln m i.-in c lud ln g ith a L _ B am o Offocials said a total of 38 parking Ucket, Inen were in the tunnel When'=^Gem=horseman-die9==== a plane crash in Mongolia. Lyle Cook that it was "im- • These are two of the problem s the exfiloslon oraahed through it "11«,c.(li:«.'.toi7Uth.tI^ forth. Jury to r.ach» Allct-Ne«t«i spent JJmonllu ...... ralsediv judges, magistrates at 3:11 pjn. EST...... — .-TW1N--FALU5— J,-Frahk- roiittui show borsesi-For-many— , WM.dofoctorimd plotter,’'lh« *,dslo«. . behind b.m. tho convlcUon wM and lawyers atfondltfg the Fourteen of them m anaged to Henry, 88, of 137 Fillmore St., years he waa the only ahow. . „BMglliWangu«8oJ»blo|d jmWc— Hio jury iipUt M on wh«ther-overturmsd“ by-an->Bt>eU«te: " t h r e e - d a y m a g ls t r a t e s ’-c o n - -walk out on-thfeir own power. ono-o^ljaho's"b^st-known - -st^ardbi-thesUtef ------“Ho was eipos^ and tried to N»wt«i was guilty of voluntary court iKcauw of a Judicial fm nce on the provUlons of the horsemen and'an organizer of Maintaining an avid interest ’ ejcap. by air, but died In tho maiulaughter. error, and NeWton was freed on ' new criminal code which ended the Magio Valley Horse Show, in rldbg, Mr. Henry became an ^ plane cra«h to M ongoUa." u was Hiojiccond mlatriol In W.OOO baU. Siiturday In Twin Falls. died Saturda/at the Twin Falls honorAry member of,the Twin - • -The oonsensus or s ^ ^ r s Burley'’s CUnk ai\d Hhi* ■flluBB i ftT iMm parttM itpf t ------Saterstrom. ,., M. in' 1910, aettUng north of Kim- White Mortuary. nation's most widely known conservatlonUts, study indicated this, was only a polite way of retained without Change. Un- Burley civic leader and Dwjy Where Rfl (uiiud. flnd ------Hwqa yy.PMg^ ------Satur^y evening characterized the influential saying the wilderness IpiwieniMt is made up of a changed lawa include those business man, died Saturday at Sierra Oub as "the for prevention of t^W-watchlnfsnobs who^ike trees Involving traffik>« fish and game, Cassia MemoHal Hospital after multiple use." nwre than people." Juvenile - provisions, and a short Illness. . Me accused It of being guilty of tactics too often , By an d U rg e, he said , they a r e urban dwellers correoUdnal Institutions and Bqrn in Minnesota^ Mr. employing distortions, untruths and half-truths. without a background In resource management. state p^oe. Baterstrem came to Burley in Fischer, from Las Vegas. Nev., was sp e ^ tf at, n r iiH llin H n w «fw< » h r t n llifaHhnnrf . ^GontlmiedoaP.7) I ' IMS. He w u dted by veteransV the fii^:annuaVdln^oflM 4duifr4^ orgihlsitlon for employing peuwiii natural red under debris after Tho five deaths raised to 162 bomb at the furniture store Hoskins trying to walk a w u - the explosion rocked the three* the fatality toll this year in entrance, v ■yard am id trio of c a f^ rttg p ups...... story Balm oral furniture sho* "It appears there was no looking for lunch ... large wrooms on Shankili Road. warning and they gave the J^brador dog skidding on"lce ' Angry crowds of* Protcsta'nti ctistomera ho tinie to get'oui," wfilTe frying to cross Blue Lal(os massed at the scene as police, the army spokesman said. ... and overheard:, "Tennis, firemen and troops dug through anyone?" 7 the rubble in search of yicUrps. TYoops m oved In to keep IVI. T hom as embittered l^lestants from Invading ^o ’nowby Catholic Hegional Obitiiai*ies; Unity Plata and Ardoyne MargarlJt;.!^. Thomas, ' districts. ^ <,.Twln'“'i-'^nil«, d ied F rid a y The bombing of the store, a P J, SaM rym m , ^.Lor .L h arliis .r o u Ik . * u n c ra i :;>ervices .a o waai^m Doc.23. looo, m BURLBV— Polmor J. BURLEY - Loren William TWIN FALLS--Charles A. TWIN FALLS - ScrvlccH for UtoJi, and married Six youths Saterstroih, 66, Burloy, died Nichols, . 60, . Burley, died F riday Foulk, 69, Tw(n . Falls, died Mrs. Ixrcna Maudo RuUi will Pnu Thomas i-.u ion Dec. G, 1041, at Saturday at Cassia Memorial at Cassia Memorial Hospital Friday morning at Magic be hold ul 11 a.m. Monday at Qjikland, Calif. ^ ^ , Ilospitarfdllbwing a~shoft' following a"short Illness. 'Valloy Mcmorlwl Ilospltal'of a Wlilto Mortuary. Final rites will — Ihc Thc'couple- couplo-camc-to Twin face charge Angela Davis Illness. . • ' nowa»bomJan.ll,1902,nt nliorllUncsi. ------bo In SUHMt M emorial------P ark- . ™1»F«|l.i 22 vcnr, y ears m ago. o . Survivors Include her > 1 « , JEROME - Angela Joleno He was bom Qct. 11, 1905, at Kaysvllle, Utah, and. attended Ho was born July 21,1002, at TWIN FALt-S-Services for husljand, .Twin Falls: one O f O U rQ la ry - ^ Oavls, three month old Lengby, Minn!, and graduated scliools In Koyflvillc and Burloy. Now Douglas, HI., ahd m oved to Mrs. Lorcna Mnude nuUi will ■taughler. Belva Owen San ® ' ^ u g l i t e r oC M r. and M rs. from high school at Coleraine, On Juno 16, 1924, ho was Twin Falls from K^srfs in 1019. be conducted at 11a.m. Monday OiH'-; ‘wo sons, Uren GOODING — No hearing has , James W. DaviSr J e i^ e , died Minn., then attended and married to Vlrglnln M. Foster Ho owned and operoted a been set on cases involving six Friday at the Primary graduated from-Superior State in Uio Salt U ke City LDS welding slwp for many years in nl Wlilto Mortuary by Ilov. Vegas, Nev., and .._{kkkiing4uycnileaxhftcgad-wlth-HIhiidbwjr-HoapitiiJrSnlt"iftitar •Coilege r fluperio rrW igc’.------— 4'em plfl. ------Eftftn-JJf-Mtas-a.mnmli ■Herbeft-MorrlsrPin.l-rHes-wlll-fiMy ■ , '°“r„ burglary .______— , Qty,-Utah.------— -.In_lD38...hft_movcd .to..§nn __ Mr. Nichols came to Idaho Naiarcno Qiurch. iollow at Sunset Memorial trouiers mrco sisters, and five ~ Gooding County Slicrlff Earl S io wn» bom Sept. W l\, (n I^an cisco . On Sept. 26, 1942, ho w'iUi WIUI hisms p arenu ru n ts u ihUI'UIU UiTsprlng ypi uiu UiOf O n~Sept7-0;—1928^' u, iiwhe-was-p,rk; rruo —i-flrit;------I f f Sorvices will be announced b y Brown sal^ Saturday tho'"Jcromo. "hiarrio'd'W ilma’TCooror'Twiri‘ ‘ 101Z,~hbrao8toadlh{r’BouUr or‘ miu-rl«d-lo Eulft Cinb'ortMn-fn diarges range from petit lar­ ' Surviving in addition to her Falls in San Francisco. The Burlfiy. As a young man, ho Twin Falls-. RUPERT —Funeral services '^“rtuary, ceny to burglary. In addition to p aren ts a r e two broUjcrs, TVont [ '■ wuplo moved to Burley.in 1043. worked for Harpstor's Bakery Surviving In oddition to his for Mlcliael Ralph Femau will the six Juveniles, Joe.Schaeffer, W. I>avis and Todd C. D avis, 'Mr. S aterstrom had been In Burloy, lioldlng Uio Job until a widow arc two b ro lh era,'Jam es bo conducted at 2 p;m . Tuesday OiiUwi 18, is charged with first degree and a sis te r, Ix rl J . Davis, alt at activo in business and com- your or so after his marriage. Edward Foulk, Twin Falls, clnj _iQomorinl contributions—be.------^ >ntlyrO«Iebral6d tijelr-60tlj ^r*. Satorstrj)m was a assistant to the blslion of his made lo tlio Amorlcan Canccr wedding anniversary. - member of tlio .Burley I^tary_iward.Jlo.hclpcd.to.Qrgaiii2c.Uic_Socicty.:- Magic Valley Hospitals Mr Henry worked for -tljor president ot first church basketball team for -FVlnco Rnilrond nt-fiprlncflfld.— Burley Lions the MIA in the View LDS.Ward. Fred Hughfes Ho:rr6Trn06TM TirOfne(rM ~°“'>|-“''‘' ' “ “* '“ ‘‘'’'> - '" ^ “ "Survlvors-|ncluao“hls'"wniS7 ' SHOSHONE - Word has been Cdfisin Memorifll Mngic Vnlloy Mcmorinl ministration, later transfcirlng chamber of commerce, servlnu Burloy; four daughters. Mrs.' Lowell (Maxine) Hanks, Maul, rccclvcd here 0^ "the dcatli of Admitted to St. Louis, where ho worked «'a">ber s fair com- .A dm itted Hawaii, Mrs. B o rti. (Gloria) Fred Hughes, Mt. Vernon, Rowland Thunriairr Arlene for eight yars under the.chief “''eral Mrs. Dennis Albers, Mrs. Lee Tolleson, Yamhill, Ore., and W arii. ’ Fullmer, John Rencher, Nonfl Salinas, Mrs. K.C. Hempliill. Mrs. Dale R. (Carmo) Symes H e Is a brotlicr of G yde Jenks, nnd Jack Brackenbury, °'w e™ M e came to Idaho In , ^Whlle ijorking with the FUNERAL CHAPEL Hal C. Quinn, Mrs. Qiarles and M rs. Allen W. (Corolyn) llu^(ic9, Sioslione, nnd had five all Burloy; L. Blandio Elledgc, 1019, settling nortli of Kimberly Saterstrom was ADDISON AVEtiUE e a s t Stuart, Mrs. Conrad Eliresman, instrumental in developing and Carter, biui Pocatello; one son, *ters. Including Mr.s. Helen Pocatello; Jerold C. Gchrke, where Mr. Henry farmed and TWIN FAILS, IDA h O Perry E. McUjvcn, Mrs. James building the new commercial Loren William Nichols J r . , . Kimberly. Wendell; Katherine Pnyno, raised sliow horses. Ho was one ■ PHONE 733 4900 W. Askew and Martha building at tlie Cassia County North Hollywood, Calif.; one Paul, and Angela Purin; of Idaho’s best-known hor- Jankowski, all Twin Falls; Fairgrounds. brother, Allen L. Nichols,' -R u p e rt _RefTicn, helping to orgnniM tlio Funeral Services ------lin d a K ay B row nrB uhl; loii tiwe-of-his ld Nelson, Ixdgo No. 68, AFitAM, tlie and Mrs. Louosc Smitli, Gnr- Rlrihs Twin Falls Cbunty Slieriff's Lani Ann Hall, Justin Metcalf, Scottish Rite and -the Boise denla, Calif., and 10 grand- Pou! D. Reynolds . James C. Roytmlds A daughter was bom to Mr. Mounted Poaso, and helped SHOSHONE - Mr. ond Mrs. Mrs.MaoVlnyard, MrB.tolle ™ Temple of U,o Sl.rlne Lodge. Ho children m o m b cf IFDA and NFDA , and Mrs. Bob Ramsey, Burley; William 'Riomason and sons ore Drown and daughtor, Mrs. In tho Burley-nuport Funornl services will be a son was bom to Mr. nnd Mr». in Dixon, CJnlif., called by th e " Harold Puhler, Patrick Cor- shrino Oriental Band for conducted at 1 p.in. Tuesday nt Oraig Tliompson. death 'of her fatiier, Martin dova, Stella Worccslor, Mrs. remained an avld^ rider, several years, and had served tlie Burley LDS Stakehouse by James Hall Harrv Merrick frequently leading Frontier C^roy. Ho hns been seriously 111 os• bandiMiitu director. uiojiujrBlsltop Doll Waddoups. nuuuuupa. Finalriiiui » oAmftMrvift Coodiiip; Cnuiity william M^ran, Mrs. John Hiding Oub events Uirougliout He Was also chairman of the rites will (ollow’ln thp Pleftsunt"' Admitted Eastman, Mrs. K.Cr Hemphill, Cassia County chapter of tho View Cemetery. Slmrise Bowman, Marvin AndrewrEdlln, .u„— Red Cross at the time of lilB FfloildJmaycallnttljo Payno— — -UoSSion.-HrT. Robert vBolto,' .h n ■ Mrs. Lee Salinas ,“•an*l dauyhter ^ 1 - BTOEh^^ ^ ------» “ ’• ------r "M ortuary 'Monday afternoon and Mrs. Doiuild Iteeder. all . «nd Mrs. David U Kloslg, nil Ho was also a member of tho and Tuc^ny prior to scrvicos. Gooding. ■ • Twin Folia: Trncl Dawn Jones, Burloy Presbyterian C3.urch. Dlsml.«Kl . Ilagerman; Unny Archer wd Surilvors Include his wife, Slmrise Bowman, nnd Mrs. Mrs. Clifford Montgomery, m„,|_ p„ii_ Mm' Burley; one. sister, Violet F 'liiic rsl Walter Higgins, tath Gooding. Filer; Hoborta Pond, Far- MOrIn, Superior.Wise., andone * M U C rai S C rV IC tS

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By BONN IK lU m D JO N ICS Lalcr, a moro-oxtensivc—prpducod a film on folconryin Navel Oranges Ground Beef Tlmcfi-Ncws Writer CflinpalKn will toko him Into Arablo, Iron, Kuwait 'anil Iraq. Siberia whero he will study and WltJi D r. Tom Code, i>ow of From Tho Sun Drenchad Citrus Buy Any Six© Package You Need TWIN FALI^ — Mention photograpli Uic Bcrkuto, Iflrgcst Cornell University, Nelson Groves of California At This Low Discount Price Ciigles or fnlcons and ma^t any of llte golden eagle family. The made o six week trip by boat Idalu) school child will Uilnk of bird Is used in Siberia as a from Alaska's Brooks Range te Morion W. (Morley) Nelson. working bird ami Ima been the Arctic Ocean, doing 8 -lb . M ention snow an d w a te r prolik:t<)d and propagated over resoarcli and filming gyr* forecasts and farmers and tlio past centurics. IIo plans folcons. Ho also assisted the Air B a g

tlto same veteran SC.S employe.—Otllcra-Covcrincaimllar-projoctfi—SprinRfl-in-tmining-folconsnis GoWeH-Bflnonos==Srt3®— BonclMsTOFRottsP*^"^ “T^elson retired-Fridoy as in Asia and Africa. m ascots, U U — y- - . . t |U - Idfilio snow survey supervisor A native of Nortli D akota, tie Idaho ' Russets ' 'r, 78' CliuhlrBologno.*; 1h, Ik,. JJ Nelson will take his own Pork Chops 68', for tlie Soil Conservotlon Ser­ received his bacholor of sclcnce eagles and falcon.? along a s a vice, a position he h as held since degree In soils from • North Grapefruit 10* Sliced Bobn Phg.'•‘■59^ -Canned Ham$^“:r/,.. cl!, 4.78 Dakota- Stale -Agriculture— like he luis reacliod retirement ' j College. He began work In 1038 Tangerines 18^ Skinless Wieners ri".";;'; 59^ Short Ribs of Beef Si* V 49^‘ ago, ho ima an adequate term of "HumanUy Is finally ready OS a soil scientist and in World service, since he jolnoU^Uie SCS and will in lOM in Albuquerque, N. M. about and evaluating wildlife in Italy as'an officer in tiw CnIKo'nIn t CheU* ^ovel Oranges SunkitI 18“ Fish Sticks JrJ 1 S*fV» In Twin FQlb tlila.wcck for a and to recognizo Uio valuablo mountain infantry, he gained 64- Kew York Steaks u 2.39 final official visit aa snow Influence wildlife and otfier recognition as an autliority on everyday discount prices ■ survey director, Nelson said lie environmental foclors have on winter survival, moun> Safeway Pledges Continued Support 01 la looking forward to what Iw our own Uvea," Nelaon said, taineerlng and skiing. Our Nation'} Figfit Against Inflation Ai you would a aiu tl from a calls retirement. Nelson liaa worked with Walt Ho and Mrs. Nelson plan to lontpnny whidi hut ll«>o(aJ Hj Ho Crackers S 4 3' • Ho will now bo able tx) dew)te^, Disney and Paramount Filma maintain tlielr home In Dolse Itl 111* 10 kccplnn U o J t>or> lo hxikf II d( Jack lalanneori.,. -• promoting environmental number of feature and tlielr time in more distant P««(lilant'l lianoml< Slublll- undcrs[iinaingunduj)j)recialion uocuinenlary films on bii^ of co m ers of - Uie - world. . a( malilAU . Kfl. — Bcl-wii*' Premit obi* Ik eu> ils x i lliU tlirougli production of films and prey. Ho was a major par- Ho la working toward a long j« p>li*ip>li*l UrU r n«n- ‘•'qpl, too* — workina-wiUi-blrds-of-pr«y.------tldpanUw-w«U,4UWMluf I tiufinu lU*. rr«*i«.|MclaJ -WheaLThins^^ti" 4Sl__Cjr©ttni P ie s First on hl^ agenda U a trip , . ABC-TV special, “The world centor for collecting and K will Uo>n iKol monv « t au' f ritrlrA rt iOil ' JuitTliiiw a.n^ Sarv« over tlio Pan'Americaj) High' ^a^Ie^iul tlio Hawk." This was displaying all types of wildlife . .. ^ . ow our 1l

i— — produeo-A-slwrt-tolovision-fllm—Canyon^49atured-in-tluu£ilm. ^uch—a-p^nter.- should it be - -.willJ lnJ-lbauomi-mJui-wilLntt-uo-oihm-wJJL r^rdckers:^ — ofm»rcducfltlonal“nnture“ < Hlvor, Conlrol rtaululloni P'Ovlil# U f odjullmcnl* av«r ■oi* p d itt w hir* n*<«iiury. In werliliia un|lr wh«n«v«r water and otlicr environmental In 1065, Nelson was Invited by annually and would provide an in Pkoii II, at iludna tk* frttit |»«rUi(, v«u * lur* tkal SoUway will ilo III psM •« (lalp p.Mf-Of**n Olont in . tended to help travelers to tlint Alsaban to participate In a understanding of otlier fo rm s of pul braktt on Inflollon. ' Z i l * .... area better understand the-falconry hw»t-in-Huwelt-ttHH- life with-whkh nuuviihfti^ his - country. ' Siiiidl Arabia. While there lie , environment. N oIrao everyday discount prices Ban Roll On CaulffloweFSir, '-'S:42' — ■ D*solm«llv« Broccolict::.^^!'" X 4 3 ' Rapid Shave Aatoiol CCIH 89' H ^hsquirrelslhest friend Intlani Mixed yegetables^ ’^ 3 7 ' , Colgate &liov« 48' Danlol Crtom 6 9 * Orange Juice ^.:25' ------6ALEMr-Orc>^(JJP-I)--Don-aafcly-fltflU Salem squlrrelaand- _animala-lo.|u)Vc safe passage J j l l ^ " fro m 'U ie p ark udJolrtlHfi l!» ^ KIcN oU, manager ot the Cham- in lho proccas tuis be^m e a 4 ^ t . I ' fkg; yy^ “■ * capltol building to Uie grounds everyday discount prices ber of Commerce liercabouts, recognized authority on the Shampoo*,,:Con(*nlral* ci Tub* 84' ' of Willamette University, may be the best friend squlrrela bush grey squirrels tliat were MUt Br«(k P iu a ^ X . X ‘ 87' have anywltoro. Imported to this area from across tlie street Hair Spray Atrpiol "c*.: 71' Schillings :51' He U for sure the best friend Pennsylvania In the late IftM's. Tljo cit/'. council voted the Dry Egg Rolls 51:: t*;77' squirrels have In Salem and Not all McNeirs associates Idea down. Tho parks depart­ Shampoo o/NeNe>mal ’.';2 54' Schillings vicinity. He Is especially the fully appreciate his concern for ment didn’t want any cables best -frlend-of-.-Mcrcdltlj._a_thcJurry_lltU«Ln>dentfl^. fastened to city tre e s . And j J h ^ p o o Normol___ Jell-0 Gelati Concentrated-All In a hoUow ehambor’s c:° t ^lOTghiaAMM iind would do Noi „ Tho squirrel bridge Idea apparently Is hi^MUcaaly-dead,^ Steak Sauce “ ■ ' don't UttakX.p«nd 2.40 MC«pl T iM H ib ly r-slT > ^ lm (h r« , o monUi." butM cN ell still takes c a re othliL. Cranlieriy Sauce mouth .to mouth resuscitation. own. On one occasion he SUPER SAVERS everyday discount priccs Although McredlUi has sort o f" McNeil fought a losing caused _arranged.7or a tony of wormy 0<«on Spiay Whole or J*IIUd a special place In McNeil’s to erect a W-foot squirrel bridge filberts, being disposed of by a Can Margarine 51" affections, ho worries about tlus .ncross one of Salem's busy. Ideal fliim, to be m ade available Welchado?"'^ L4tL streets. Ho wanted the small for squirrel foods. Margariile-|riM~ H«.rsi*- . Welcliade^,:i"'"'-* Prop* Drink :41" Phase HI Soap r r24* Bicycles Peanut Butter ”L‘ 48*

sold at Dentu-;Greme- Plllibury . C<»nam>^ BiscuHs lulUrm ilk f - Slia Tulx auction Bake Shop LiptoirMix Oolon -lihisoheJc- t Wi N FALLS - Twenty-four Skin ■ 5-«iC bicycles, one tricycle and one Chocolcpfe Fudge Cl*ani»r U hU 1.28 This Adveriitemeiit Effective little red wagon, sold thursday At Safeway Discoiitil ^ghl"al-publlc’«uotlon by -lhc- r|itgy e r-C a lges= In Twln Falls Police Department, Two. High. Uoht L>y**u of SwM lti, ilUh Hair Sp^dy*" " ill Of thelVTownJ: added $351.23 to tlto city ’s Fwdfl* Cok* — ■•«■! D »«p ^«»k CU«olnl* I *1 - ... *J«niiii« ' MniMaa general fund. l^outy. . Cm f W *Pocot«ilQ .*ldoho,Nilli _____ Dollcc-ailef-Frank-rBamett' 2 Uiyer B-lnch 'said the auction was held to Anti Perspirant W alM r-. Oooding Montp«ll*r clear storage space of un­ Rup«ri -Caldwvll *Twln f^lli claimed Itenu which the Rlgkl •-•I. Ouufci 1.49 BurUy *Nempa * t M n . Rom * department has held f ^ periods C*r of 30 days to one year. And ‘Onlarip, O r« 0 on B iU ~ ^ 'n em ets, records of- 99^ *Th«M Starts Op«n Sunday flcer.for the dopar^ent. was -Nut Rolls auctioneer. He tald the highest Bufferin ■all* fflp w hiryplft Bnrf the lowest abput $2 fo r'io m e of ’■M^ dayrD ectm btrl SrThru- the Ucycles which were fronies -Sufiir-Ooujlm^— ^— only,.^Ch8-Uttle-Wagen brooght- S u n d a y , I - 14 an d th e tricycle 98, he said. Glaied Doughnuh i*di y The aucUwlwas held at the unw^t dly at 7:30p.mrwHi» robet 1.99 . --of the blddeb-M li#-addta.. — SiMMnMU-«alxC’ GET NATSONAL BRANDS AT DISCOU.NT PR?CE'> ANIOREW tU U Y

WASHmOTON V u n li coiUy •candals In relief iUlegal welfare payments had At any ratOi D. C. aaked an now.” One was that the city last . Ppvotod To Thif Citizens of M agic VaUey ■till nevi (or public welfare programs. • The national been doled out last year—out of additional lltknilUon for public March estimated a monUily •(imtnlitratora eveivwhere In leglslatora have heard by mall total budget of |29-miliion. assistance to meet a ^ w th In caseload of S6,000 and now has Sunday, Decamber 13, H7? ~~ Ai W ttltrgfn, PubHihtr ______P H O N E 7 3 3 0931 i|f|iin ■Hj>twp^ tty y tt t^ from _____ ihm monthly /.ayalnarf. frnm ^«iAUBlVTUpDed-lt4o-4(hW.-'n ie---- ApproprlftUdnt coinmlUee to torate 'and ari Inclined t6 do means to even-the'lowest in- 29.600 last y ea r to an estim ated other was th a t to IB^nilUon - OHIcl^iCilkNMtf County N ~~AA^bi^of Audit Burvftuof Circulation and UPl Puriuant to Saclton 40-)0i Idaho Coda. Thurtdav l« haft latcd ai ttit day ol tha w*«k on yvtiict* slaiA lA^lllion from the what they're told. telligence that crooks stole 20 40,000 by th e end of the cu rren t scandal, and "you can’t ju st ~i«e*l notica* will bapwbttthtdrPuWiihaddallfand (unday. aKCapt^Salurday, al-IU-Tttlrd-Slraat-Watl.- -DUtrloioC-OokirobU’a-weUare------^WhUe-New—York^Clty-'a .per.jcent of th e money.BVBUable^ fU c o lv e a r.N o n e ^ them oneyirt lgno<< t h a t ? ^ _ • ___ Twin Pallt; tdatiQ.tSOt; by Magic VallayNawtpapara. inc. Entarad at wcond ctatt ntall mattar April •, budget requeata. IWa if good welfare officials are the biggest to support the honest poor. this request was earmarked to . Aithessme^tlihe.Ihoujw'ana 1911,a tth a p o ito b ta in TWIn P«Hi< idahO fino i.undar thaactofM arcti I, newa for this woridng attff .who cffendera, naturally, the City budget officials hastened find out.how the relief crooks hb allies .irffered the v ^ are pays the UlU.^ Dlatrlct - manages to look to **report" a few days ago that were getting away-wlth their ^ eftabisan opportunity to do a For the CongryWonal mood adequately ainful. Hell Qty's* a later analysis'showoP'sniy*'' my rackel. ~beller job. HMy added an Item re fl^ the reactions of c<»' relief adm inistration 9S-mllllon in illegal (payments. N evertheless, we had the of $203,000 to Im prove "quality stltuents from New York to San acknowledged last spring that Well all right, but one wonders BpectacleofSen.CharlesPercy. controF' checks on this — , Sjtiall Airlines Frandflco to big. ugly and some IM lllon to t^lliian bt If those fellows can count. the liberal Illinois Republican, eligibility of reclplenta. One successfully challengbg the 18' way to do this might be to alter The financial difficulties which chance of gliding to an a re a of safe million cut, Any reduction In the present aystem wKlch. > have plagued Trans Magic Airlines landing in case of motor failure. In assistant payments, he said on permits an Individual to receive since inception are indicative of a jet, when the motor falls, the The World's Doorstep the Senate floor, "will be on the relief checks merely by stating difficulties encountered by these - airplane Is through flying. conscience of the U. S. Senate." he Is Inneed. This Is supposed to small airlines over the nation. But regardless of this public •-The distinguished Senator uve time for the caseworkers _ Known as third level ■ carriers, Jqeling andtegardlcsa oLlhclacltof- wa8-taUdng'baloneyr'n»e-cuts~bjrrtdodnrthalr InvestlgaUvi would be on the consciences, If ctores, although the D. C. ' they usuajjy M)eralelnliigir3oniIty financial aid from the federal any, of Hell City’s relief bosses, Welfare DepaHment Is one of , .aC^s, feeding paraengers into government, the third level carrier whose competence perm ltM ^ ihti most swollen buroaucracles, ■ trunk airports, or in areas of wide- should have a place in aviation in and encouraged the scandalou^^ po'r capita, in the Ropubllo. 'spread population like Magic the United States. They can Illegal payments, Just as local t^e Dlatrlct of course. Is -VaUey-dndother-sectlons-cfJdaho.------provJde-seiivlce—to_scores—of officials everywhere must be unique In that It Is In larg e p art communities which have no- other held accountable Joo_alm llar supported by Congi'esslonal But regardless of where they air service. They should receive :scandals. Congress has'its grants. But this U not cause for operate they have a tough row to faults,’Tmt-fof .pollUcal If not Gary, Ind., for Instance, to feel the backing of thb flying public. In humaile'reasons It will never _ hoc„One-ot-the-maln_reasons-ls, smug. The Federal goven —the-United-StateS'there-are-mora lak6“V stand ■agalnst"tho“rdal pays a big share of I they have to provide all their own than 10,000 a irp o rts a n d only a few poor. relief bill for every community financing. They_do_not-receive -hundred of these are served by the Sen. D an iel In o u y e, D.> -ln-th«-oountry. Hie present financial aid from J the federal big carriers. Hawaii, no Scrooge, cited two Congressional mood tolls the government as is the case with Perhaps the answer Is a direct reasons for "recommen^ng a 'bell for these neighborhoods, most major airlines operating subsidy from the federal govern­ lower priority for welfare right too. today. With the limited carrying ment, such as that now enjoyed by capacity of the small planes, and most major airlines. Without that the high cost of operation, it Is most subsidy some of the big carriers difficult to survive. could not continue to operate. With Another difficulty they face is JhaiM taldtLheJhlrdieveliartiera. GEORGE.C.-THOSTESON,-M.D. TEatlniinvcioplcBimp^^;rO( — like Trans Magic — would have to rid e in the sm a lle r planes. T hese a ch a n ce. ^ same people have the mistaken It Is to be hoped that the Trans Tendonitis idea that the big planes — the jets Magic difficulties can be worked — are much- safer than the small out and that the airline can con­ Dear Dr. Thosteson: I have worse. ohesrThls is not true. The smaller tinue to fill a vitaniM d“ln^his been treated twice with a series Along with this, the ap­ plication of heat, by any means plane!;, for. Instance, have the section of the state. of hydrocrotisone' shots for tendonlUa (InflammaUon of the you choose, ,Is. extremely wndon“^ a sneainj •"hciyfmr p g tn "ifr'a'iigvm rff r ' gave only temporary relief. ' the pain and In encouraging X-ray shows no bono healing. Of course, simple pain- New Slant problenu or calcium deposits, relieving medication Is helpful, so surgery Is not Indicated. Is not only for the sake of easing the pain but In a secondary way There would seem to be enough mlddle-agcd again. Ujore any othet'effecUve relief? •. - Mrs. n. D. G. by helping you relax and let the “isms" in the language already, Yet when people in their 30s try Dear Doctor: I have had painful area re st. When It Is y but maybe .there's room (or one to act like teen'agers, they’re calcified tendonitis of‘the left hurtlngi U Isn't easy to Irt .it m ore. frowned upon.^ Why then arc the ART BUCHWALD shoulder for six months, but relax. ------^IB m " la 'a wutd ultletly." ciituuiaged *tor-^b<^ lltuc improvement. — U.U.U., HydrocortUonelnjecUons are Jane BuchhoUz, family relations younger? D ear Doctor; How does one ,a standard meUi|>d of treat- specialist at the University of A popular Image of growing old is got these depoilts-.? Is exercise ment. Sometimes a single Ui- Christmas Phase II harmful? Will It get worM If___|«clllltt-iloM_the!-ltlck;-oth«t_ ^-Wisconsin. ' that you become senile, ill, Like-raoienToFHeifishirBgiBnnrig- notliln*-k-dom-to(irtedit!_-^-^llmo9-rabr«-nmy-l)ejiei«jMiij.^ “forgetful, useless and B burden on'^ WASinNGTON~Tiicrd^ro~plo«nin|ftolwjrhlin.atcMTsT)uy~lhe-prlett'c<)iniiHSir5ii'murwo Mrs. M.L.. Still other times, the gooey a comb for my beautiful hair, will try to got you an answer a form of discrimination^ It Is a set y o u r children. Old people believe many persons concerned wlUi . . ______A tendon la the fibrous tissue calcium accumulation may ------liow Pliase il-wUljilfect llielr Arp wo permitted to do tills before March 1, 1072."______of conscious and 'unconsciouB this to be a nrooer ImaKe-'of-the it-tha-end~of-a-m uicla, .-at-'— have—to—be—removed—by— tichlng the muscle to a bone“ lrrlgatlon'6rUie area.'by hollow" V rom some taluiy, or more needle, or occasionally by some ••Dear Mrs, Vou„„, ••_Dear S.r, strain, the procedure, older people against themselves as nnmod Ebonozcr Scrooge, a am advised to tell you that you friends say tljnt under Phase II tendon (and Uie sheath through But keep In the basic well as by younger people against _ Studies have shown, however, - partner In Uio firm of Scroogo " can exchange a gold watcli- there Isn't. Who am 1“ to which It passes) become condition Irritation andjn- that satisfaction in We docs not .and Marley. Mr. Scrooge chain for a comb, providing you believe?" ^der^people. IrrlUtad^ u id MlamMl. ■ ^^^.^Jlam atlo il ■ at -lh« l«ve^ ef- Uie. writes: applyapply for-an for-an exemption exemption on on “Dear-Vlrgfnln,^ A common belief is that there is depend upon age, she says. What 'rhallstenddhltlii —simple to tendons. You may be lucky D ear Sir, com bs and w atclvchains a s '•You sliQutd stop speaking to something bad about growing old, slows people down is not so much descrlbe, not so simple to treat. enough so a single Injection spMllled In Poragroph a r Dr. T tusteson: Is It Improsslon Uint Cratcfilt was Index 345). Please submit bl “Secretary o) the Treasury." That also can be painful. okay and safe to give a four- not dolnfi his sh are of Uie work. quadruplicate your request to tJ '______Atthft.niitaflt,.' ‘ -baby-raw-eggs-for— - U'or example, ho alwoys aBkW ' calcium—Indeed, there usually brealffast? I have, been giving to tako Oirlstmas Day off, Isn’t. That comes later, as my son a half egg yolk mixed Word that a popular picture successfully negotiate tliis course which I have confiidered_____ ] nature tries to heal the inflamed with cereal since he was a w eekly w ill cu t its circulation by 1.5 and thrive remains to be demon­ hum bug.) area by depositing calcium. m onth old. '‘But last year I luid a bad PAUL HARVEY million voluntarily follows a trend strated. But greatly Increased This usually. Is a thlcklsh I have stopped because of the experience. I won’t go Into the material, about the consistency pesticides that-^hick^ may In the magazine publishing field. postage costs and general Inflation details, other' Uwn to soy It Severol other publications took this of toothpaste. Then you call the accidentally ea t with their feed. plBco—a^^heavy^, burden on changed my attitude on many------trouble calclflc.tendonitls. The Should I wait until he Is older step in recent years. Most of tliose More Efabies management. Innovative action things. One of tl>em was my calcium shows up on X-ray. and give him cooked eggs? — later folded. cannot bo avoided, and one such feeling toward Cratchlt. I Common sites for'tendonitis Mrs. K.B.C. Magazines have increasingly step that doesn’t pan put seenris to doclded K had been mistaken Japan Is a nation the size of In tholr country, Such nro tlw are In the shoulder, in the heel The danger with raw egg is __ become addicted to higli-pressure be all that is necessary to bring on about him, and to make amends (^llfomln with a population five iaxog that a Ford oyer Uicro. .(heel spurs), and In the hand not so much pesticides as It Is s ales methods to run up^ tlie final issue. __.1- promised hiirTa'YfilSe. tJTP“ times ~Jiat of California yet would have to sell for $10,000. . (DeQuervaln's disease). from Infection from salm onella. 'astronomical circulation figures, fortunately,! toldtilmtlwraise Japanese families are urged to Also Japan Is widening her Exercise Isn’t going to cure This Is not common but It can Many magazine publishers who would go into, rffcct on Aug.,10, have more .. babies, “outside investments." but apparently advertisers are no tendonltis.Quitetheopposlte.An occur—the germ, if pre^t> formerly were convinced they had 1971. ..Wlwre do tlioy intend for them In Japan, govemmeht and essential p v t of treatment is to multiplies very rapidly In an longer willing to pay tlie freight. found the magic key to success now "M y question Is: C an I now go to llvb? Look wljo’s coming to Industry arc so Integrated tlmt put the p ^ u l area at rest. egg^. B etter check w ith your The rest Is magazine history. arc scorching frantically for the ahead and give him this raise, as dinner. you’re never sure wliero one Oonthiued movement and strain pediatrician . on this. Cook^ Is Whetlier Uie Dicture weekiv can _k_eyJojuryML ______- 1 would hate to uo go______Uiroucli tito It was told first os a loke: Tlio off rinfLtlie oUicc-bcglna.- -vrill-only-mBke-^h^-ip^***^***!^*^ - faf>r.-Nevff-iisf-B ftrBftk4dasgi same bad trip this Ciu-lstmas as United States announced a new So wlicUicr It is "Jopan’’- or I did last year?” Invention. The next day the "Japanese compnnlcs" doing -MR.^PECTATOR------S cro o g o '8 "lo ttcr~ w as-tu m ed ~ n u M lu n s claim ed’ to' haVo^ In- the Invcstlhg'Id academic.' over to someone of the pay vented tlie same Uilng 10 years Japan is "capturing" Latin board who ro[dIed: previously. And wldle they were America ^wlth Investment. Now Lislen-Here "Dcar Mr. ScnWgo, ------arguing about_who.lnycntod_lt Japanese companlo8_thero "Your letter In regard to your — the Japanese were selling U specialize In fislilng and fur-' employee nobert Cratchlt was Kccelved a' note from our' old a h g reatly honored to uh, e r, ah, ah, viorldwlde. . tlllzer, polymers and paper — referred to th is office. -Un* It’s not funny-any more.- ■ • e r a s k e d to ah, ah, aH speak to and light aircraft ...... friend—ho signs'his nanib O.B. fortunately, wo cannot give you Japan has gobbled up large As Americans fanned out over Server but actually ho does have a you tonight, er, on the subject; er, a definite answer atthls time as hunlu of the American market the earth Uio first half of tl)lH 1^rilfllfiB'=Tim l“hcrexpressed--»------eivyou-asked-me-to-taU(-oni-^ter- "^lerw hetlw i' 'you 'CBJV raise his in L'Bis,'~TiwtuicyclQa, TV^^nd* ce n lu ry r Uto - Jap an ese ^ Uiis few 'thoughts anent' that _ great checking, er, ah, pollution of the or, salary. Tlie raise. If permitted, such. At the same time Japan second half — are. exporting American oddity, the public air in this state 1 can, er er, report >ould Jwve to be within the has sought - to stop our themselves. Ttiere are wore sp eak er. that, ah, ■ we—are“ m aklngr^er,------^waiie BdldellnW Ilat lorUi by.Ihe—m lm ufaclurera-lrom -sem ng-thanSO O .O O O Japaneso-ln B m illr This is the guy who speaks at the p ro g ress B ut I m u st o r say th a t Couni!!*- stuW I" Japan wlUi the highest since United Stales Im -ahrahrv^eTiiin irfaktireiTthc-bull;------^ WouldVoiilM kind m iMgh.lfl- larilfs rf any nallnn i ' mli|>a>len- Mgula>l -drop-otTr -taml^nomctime— ------tell us If this Is a m erit raise, an ah, by the horns to really, er, get They’ve complained about, relaxed tacroaslng numbers of without even" that push) on acr«sii-lhe-board_ raise or an PreslHent Nixon's Import Japanese have '‘gone east." numerous subjects ho may or may that, ah, er, Job done. I tlunk,.or,' Inflationary raise which would surcharge, but they expected erlcan major factor In world trade, have the honor of prMentIng the' planned on keeping. I thailk ydU so Is getUng cones f i ^ Mrs. manufacturer of motorbikes Further, Sen. B i ^ Gold- well known Mr. Rum Dumb to very much an hope that you and Dolls Young, who writes: was left with less than 6 per cent water aays that within, two or gpedk to us on the pdllutlon e v e ry One on th e) Tlmes-News1 staff "We have no mobey. for of the letal market three decades Japan wlU be a - Chrislntas thla' yearj jo; I'nL Their Imported^cM ’S' are landing world mlMtary power — probI«m-(OT.llo^«M)tlJe^prohlBm)... -havea veryJMerry-airistmaaand >5 goIng^Toaell ^T»aulifii!1iiilr tmiUileisoly popfllftljii the again. ■ >, < J_^lere.i4^r,.Rum :Dwnt prosperous New Ye6r.‘ --an d with It buy « gold chabi for- Uj

i-.gentlenMn^X.ab. j h , a h ah. er>. Friend OiF Tlie Young Sunday, Dec.mb«r, IJ, 1971 TIm n.N iw i, Twin Falli, Idaho S

Tiines-News PiiBlicTo .Editor, Tline»-Now«: nierofore, I feel that I have precUited. CHRIS CARLSON It to 1 ^ brought _to my faiown and now nnderalatid I want to, maVe one thing BMBMiWiWJiuuuimuu people In Kimberly «r« tiding, toipeflk.BuLln llielr.behall:____pall(i«mon,_A lot ijf„th6m j a toBtartayouthcenter. They are I can hear you say that I don't .fine, dedicated men and have WASHIN Mdhm^edgofp»tUta.h«!fo> Senator CKnrch Responds encouraged and 'aHslsted by a \mfwi n nv**^*"g ”*^V* V ""lg rWT-eSpSiBlBIo'Tiaull persons people of today bMaiiie' they abuse,,rtuae,. both holh^^erbal verbal and and fr™ Indiaaj2iiiS^^ltoEut'^'M ii?'& wa^'ot ewUSh,' . ------— ■ A n - V m l -....-1 -1 “Editor, nmes-Nevi: '■^HeraliiBwirBTireHiivrBulIl crlmeTTni' uui. r. long brfor« Iho debate on an Induiti-lal giant wholly hUllon would b« needed over the ?JI.„ Jj, Hie boys and girls I come b [hero Is a ratten apple In the convinced ^''p reald en tlar refugees there had b«n hrelgn aid began In CongreM, dependent upon military neit(lv«year»tore»torea Mfe contact with today «re not one tarrtl and Ihat U the khid we .|«epUtud«"lnAandllti(ilhetodl*- wounded by the Pakistani WteSi aettliw hrth our pii^tloii-eqiim Hitrlt^^B been sold to-tnvlronm W .-B utzw e-dornot-M W l9)-llM ffi5ea^ak^blt-dm erent-thao,tl^e oiiiB_l don*t need . ______prflb lem ____ hfla__A^^he.aald.. One p( my unclcs was were sent to both Democrat and. the taipayer. under the gullible have 11 and the^oteats of the f “ „T , „ ------i ' n i_ » Qt slgnlBcantly ^ contributed ^ to the He described a Bcene alm llar may.bfl a.Bhut'ln-WKl.haYe_not:_ po|lcema in Omahp for 35 hostilltlea which have now to descripUons of American- • ______t. ______tlA r>s#.nn HM In III Mr I___l . i _ ... 1 _ . • ■■ T * ?V* Bocne 0^ the points' m ade. . foreign aid Is spent In the U.S. heaven if Congress put such a especially marijuana. This, out of thU house for e’^ht years. He died from an Injury broken out between the. two Qvil War hospiUls' '‘there Tlwt'^the American People in d the budget for national sum In the budget. they say, they are ceVtalnly not yfears but Jam sur« I know and wid exposure wWle on du^^^ countries. weren't wlflclwt medicines to guilty of. They say , and I quote: have been led down a road defense, Is spent at' home. We But the great industt-ial understand the young. received the highest honors In his first Interview since cope, many were In'great pain "they don't want’us to have a leading now here/ have built tanks, plaines, guns corporaUons that undeHvHto I have a Ut of young friends, from citliens of Omaha..Ho was returning, Church,; a ranking moanina and howling In place where we can lather, That dia-lUuaionment, as deep and mobile equipment far in our government can and will They Uke to come to my b godd policeman. member of the Senate Foreign anguish. I saw arms and legs have a litUo fun, have our own and real as the Vietnam war, excess of national needs then sell us a 151 billion expansion of apartment, visit with me, and So.l have respect for most ^Relations commltt^, vividly amputated, and open flesh little combo, dance, talk and haa replaced the noblUty and declared them surplus or their business in the same time talk cf the “old days" which I pdllce officers. But I do not like described the extent of the wounds showing the b«mets. diarity that followed World War oubnoded and given them away period. All this Is hidden under Just have a good, decent time. knew. You see. I uw quite a bit a poor officer. refugees' plight, conditions ihere were no blood tran> n . to other nations. the false front of humanity. But no, they com e In an d accuse o< the *‘Oid West" In Nebraska. Now, all you able-bodied along the border, and analyzed shislons available dr plasma. us of all so rts of things an d push __ ...»That ...... military. aid, ...In When a nation doesn't have We-have spent billions in 1 find my visitors are young citizens, getbusy “■ and helpj i -.thesei -. i *«. the causes for . nthe conflict and ‘the seriously wounded w hat^er guise, must be the funds^to’buy Tirdlscount“ othcrcountrie8t0-8up p o rt , j v i. lacU« ------yotmg-pMple. J-would.glve-lta-J»ineplU-handling-by-tba-wouldn't..... ^ .. survive „rthe doctors separated from compassion for- rates we lend them the money overnight political coup or to. I am W years old. I was b ^ Mr. PoUceman, Just what are wything U I could get out and Niwn Administration, _ had to resort to am putation Just the helpless and c^uHati^fdr at ratM f^.belb'w the coal'orUi5~cr«ata'ir*fQVorab!o'cllmflte for^®”“ your duties? Just because they do Just that - While there. Church also met to save lives." thebflckward. bondsoi^thointcrostpajdonour investrtient." Then wo have farro and ranch. J h ^ w ^ dress you In a uniform and pin a ... Mrs. Irene Wainwright with Indian Prime Mbilster Church continued, “I walked That a military complex that national debti l seen American corporBtions ™”^*P®‘'®''^,^*'9“ '''*°**^* badge to your coat, does that Hansen mdira Qandhi, as well as with through the refugee camps and has sent Hundreds of Uiousands Of tho letters sent, only move abroad to escape I know right from wrong. They make y'ou a little tin god? Sure, . (Editor's note: In all fairness the president of India, and top :talkad to scores of people, of little more than blgli school SertatanXhurch has responded taxation, exploit cheap labor wore sincere,- * devoted you are supposed to uphold tho to the police, we must point out cabinet officials, Including picked at random. Everywhere- ‘ boys Into a futilo effort to Im- ^and his position, statQd In the and ptlo up . profits while Christians and I was reare^n a protect homes, life and that Mrs. Wainwright's India s foreign minister and,its the story was the same: villages pose a way of life upon a people Congressional’Recoil,-speaks protected against expropriaUon Christian atmosphere. They UmbofallciUMns. But does this sUtement that there are “bad dejjerw minister. - . pUUged. houses burned, young' who know little of, and core loss for itself. Here are excerpts lyhisucancaJssuedbythflU. S. also saw to It that I fecelved^ a , givo you the right , to', bo-rude, apples" could also apply to Church traced the cause of gjrU rapedi parents and and understand less of from his speech on the Senate government. good educaUon. although tlkey impolite nnd yes. sometimes youth groups; There are "bad-[he current war to the cIvU war children killed." dom^acyVcannot bo tolerated flwrr- ' ' The natlbtu of the'world have were hard-prcssed-ot-timcs: bnilairib ariy6nry6trCflmriir7«Pples‘'-neverywheni:-pBrhaps-m-Ea8t-Paklstan-w^h-began ------‘•IlSiW Owa/^hW ceS'tfiil"" . :inthUm»Uon, “Tho. annual foreign old literally become the dumping I attended a litUe country contact with? To push them the hara^ent of which she when the military government the bitterness and hatred — That'-the-sorry-farco-of program-ls-no-moro than-tha—ground-for-our excess.capital school throughthqclghUigrade. 'around? To accuse .pcoplo^of—^ fji^ was a mlsunderstanc^g o* west Pakistan refused to engcmfered has written an end ■"United Nations" has played visible tip of the iceberg. It and military output. And If w? I*'>'om there I ontored the unlawful acts when you have no Somowhcre along the lino. We rwognlze electlen risulti which lo Pakistan as we’ know'lt. itself out In the admission of constitutes only two-fifths of a need on example of the -sorry""T^Utbftrain Academy in our real reason or evidence to go are quite sure that poUce of- gave East Pakistan's Awaml Nothing less than independence half savage tribes and offshore total of over $9 billion.-Th $3.0 sltuatlontoday.examilnethefacts county seat town. I finished on? ' flclals will want to get to the league, headed by Shiek Mujlb will now satisfy the.’p'e<^le of Islands as voting equals to billion asked by the ad- about tlw lofty decision of the highsclwol there and tlwn went These young people need bottom of this and will probably a majority In the East Pakistan," Church said, natlonswhosegovemmentshave ministration is only that portion U.S. to refuse trade with to Doane Cbllege In Crete. fumlshlngsfortheircenter.They talk to Mrs. Wainrlght and Pakistani parliament., HA added he was convinced been a tlwusand years in tho the public sees - Projected lUiodesla. • Nebraska; wliere Imajored In would also like musical In- oUiers. As to tho efforts to get a '‘*^®/“ tcauseof tHswaris independence could not be making; over'tho next five year's the There is no intent here to music. . Then" I went to. strumentsso they cun organiio youth center In Khhberly, this refusal of the Paklstwl denied the )^ngla Desh, that it That to impose a political way foreign outlay wiil cxcccd t51 discuss. DQlltics. but 'Qntil Nebraska State University at nj^usicai group or combo. Can lu>s been undertaken m^ny government to recognUe the would come either through — of^tifo'Tiport anbUicr nation Senator Church'a stfltcmonts~Xin'cbln whore T stuaied~ ji^u ------tim cs~butnwvcr^^ith~full^Suc^~1^«^lt8'o^rleglttm ate•electioff^^^Blfri^ltary c o n q u e jro fllS rE a it------nni> ntntfmipnt mfldc bv are provcn inaccurate. WO must teaching methods. 1 taught for pioaso go'to tlwj cbnter and cess bocauso“of'lack''6f~rcaI~No~ohe-ha8 questlon^~the“ by~Indlan troops' or . through or by military conquest. Wo Senator Church has bebn' accept thein as the truth. He has sevcyryrors^ln—iilglr-achoolr tma mn~whar they~ wtmfntnd aupportTunoiigndulls mid llrtJ vf tli* i^sulL gUgi rUHrwHTtare oy ine sen^a cannot undertake either. refuted. • the courage of his convictions, church- and tho community. • ^ocd. because It Avlll be op- youth In such a project.) "'a* the majority of East Desh. Tliot we are exljouating our Here at home we ore ... Cecil Calhoun Pakistanis in an un- "One th{ng Is clear, no natural resources in a useless clamoring for money and more Buhl precendented display of unity government can Impose Its rule effort lo contain and direct tlie money to restore cities from elected the candidates of the on. a resisting people by Awaml League under Shlek world wlille our own internal filth and decay. To support methods so brutal," Church- structure weakened and ccumhUng_rural communities, lUhman," Church charged. charged. ‘ •Cl»ui Lh~sald~!*HkiHgn*r~Gen7' Tiie Idaho D em ocrat^d that and socially. dlspollatlon, to fight drugs nnd Transparent Violation Yahya Khan refused to convene {„ his dlscusslol with Mrs. parliament or honor the results Qandhi he received assurances of the election held last March. India has no desire to annex Concern? Claimed Bv Pakistan When riots broke out in the. East Pakistan, but that the Ballet West . — Ejwt, Church charges that Gen. rjfug^ problem had made war Editor, Tlmes-News: scho6l system Is to be credited Editor. Times-News: always uccepted the directives entered Into a defense pact with Kha« Msponded with a brutal, Inevitable. He said Mrs. OandhI Ballot West appeared' on* for allowing them to be exposed India has launched an alUut ef the PouacU and India h u a super-power. The Prime m ilitaristic repression, p^^^^ i'agreedthattheguerrUlaforces D ocom bor 1 for two per- to a perlormanco such as U.ls. I “ " ' “'“ j" f province ot East PsklslM . This t'. The world community tho Western countries. In- m inority' end th e ' M oslem she wanted to niake certain —uuukftviit aoirthitnr-Wnhir-riiiir-Arlir-ig'.s-iiiwilBT-lhioichoolsT-thc'■ iu u jju J'Jjliy A rl» i«Jwo (iicuiu^ Ulu auiw is^ Ulc . „ y,----t i -t—:----i vliirallon.i/.lh«. miiiaiiw i.m .tiwv ■ ______Awaml l^eagueL Jn d la befileiided Uw- wUlMhg— Center: the proceeds going to College of Southern Idaho; the Charter of the United Natlowi. nuttt help Indiii and Pakistan to America, United Kingdom "'V' mf Church added,''Ifbund Junior Music Club Scholarsljips many .workers, who seldom The freedom, Justice and peac»* resolve their problems France and Federal Republic ot W mllUon..x_i refugees (i„t » . . .

'"wowh% wSn^Io 4U*^^^Sd^tho^^ nnd I think most people agree, s resolution of P ' i f l l " f“ ' j ' ‘ ‘ ''I slderlng om- own pred'lpredllecUon — hrlIlr^rach-ll-«nr-!Hlltu&l•;-lho-comrhunlty^lts^a-^vholo,—““^ ‘^ { ^ “ ^ “"‘■^-‘^^storatloiTM lieiW W llirw ir^^ ^------hdla'sproblBm »wllhPaklstanr-^^^,';^-|‘‘~^,J^,**~fa^fa«lg"p°^^^^^ . proJocrtA'tllis area, j ____ noiu»u/Ao»i«Ani,i«Amn,.«iv«««BalletWestwouldnothavoboon, rigiu to select judges ww ho continent. ruOn our part we ahall. -Uk»i Some 0^/ -the.*%,m Indo-PaklstanVn/i/uk>>tu(aM ' ■ Indianrn/iiD»i armed nrm a/i invasionim r.ainH nt, mass migration ofOf people inm theuie Churchchu -ch decried'Ihlsdecried “this' foolish The success of the maTneo; th. success It'was. fcols.bMt represent tl« political historyh istory of « the world,"..Church yamw mf iitt*mpHng_ta “ 5 a 3 a r Tor students, was duo to Uio . '6n-'behalf..of-my-commlttcc-^.^^ P^^°*^*^^.?}*5,..defcnsfl.,,cnghrlned- ln_the_ the _use_QLJhg__peac_eful_pleM._ls an aLfront to the con- n. ,,^1 ^ extraordinary cooperation of nil and myself, I 'would like'to Charter, in all sectors of our proc^ures set forth by thS sideredandnialureviei^s of the-^^^®^^^^^ the schools In Magic Va«oy. express a humbJo thank you to In Idaho wc have four men Charter. For example, the statesmen of America and entir^y." He pr^cted India -^-Hnjeydoscrvorsrhugc^tcrof:- W ^ r d o « ^ c r ^ h u 8 e ^ K ~ . l ! ^ « . f „ « l . - ^ ------^------Indus B ssln W a te r .- _ d ls p u l« _ i:u r< .p e _ J n d k :iu a g ir ia s lv . thanks. Tho r^ponsc.. of the ...Mrs. Harry prumbacli students was delightful. Tho ‘ General Cluilrman ______l i p s - K

Nations the political and' ,______bringing years^TndU pas««l to the suggested by the British Prime Tho American arid Pakistan ^ ''iK walls of village houses "like about a cease-fire, but dottUad Minister with participation of peoples have enjoyed a full Prayer For Today hornet’s around a ^est." u would happen primarily the Secretary General of the degree of friendship under the At the Salt Lake Camp'In because of the basic lollexibUlty United Nations. successive Presidehtshlpff of Calcutta, Church ^ Id they were^ of Pakistani (kn. Khan 00 the - Dear God, how prone we are to Roosevelt, Truman, f a i r j S & S ^ .... r , t ---i-^ ^ —^^^--2M.0«refugees^nd added that^-TnaJorissues-wHchT^^ -nsk-w]th.Caln,JilAm l.my-brolhct!a_ A ti-a^c crlsU has enveloH tter« ar.-Mer-IWO such keeper?" We like to choose our t^PaW stan since thX-ond-Ni»on. .nerTieopie o! He said an "Impossible burden" Church added, however, that - responsibilities. We don't want Jud«e from boginnlngofMnrcl.mi. India's PakUtan, who uphold th. values C i:;: them thrust upon us. We do so enjoy pleasing ourselves and living ii?ErHt“£f',iu tt S.'Twr?o?’r?r: comfortably. It isn’t comfortable to ts a irrs ’™ ss ' 3 E's’sr.ss's have to think about people who look to us for help and receive none. Maybe they look to us for n way to- AotofParlUmentlnlM?. soliiUon of th. pollUcal, soctal our homeland. Inoculated against typhus, -n,, Idaho Democrat »»ld' live and are disappointed. Dear « ^ Slnco IMS Uie Indla-PakUtan and economic problems of East ...... E. H. Enver typhoid, anuUpox and cholera, that It was wlsa for the God, help us to bo willing to bo Uio people 01 idoha question has been on tho PaklstanandoUiei'Brovincesof CoMUl Generd ol - "I visited a hospital at tb. stitas to maintain* neutral nda- more responsible, ______... o. McLnro. Agenda ot tho Security of the Pakistan In th. WMtem region. Pakistan border whel-e there w er. Uuw and cut off Its arms ahlptnants ------|K “ldla^°ldn'ho______’’United Natlom. Pakistan has On OUi August, IWl Indta San Francisco doctors, a half.doien nurses; |o both countries.

Nam€K0f-T^he^Game4s^A-New-Itmd O f - J ^ lly O.A. (GuO^KLKKH — Kdhor, Tlmrft-NrW* ,- SEATTLE - A commercial Jet S.P.A., of Naples, Italy, have Jobied forces in connecUon with military, government passenger plane, capable of carrying up to In the cooperative program . A eritalia Is th e . and alrllne'studles at aU of it divisions f6r a . ~ ISO people and, when fully loaded, able to new Italiw aerospace corporation formed num ^ of years. Boeing recently io* ^ake.iilf_iiind.lflnd_at.alrports wlth< short by a recent merger U th e aviation Interests • creased Its research efforts on Cecnmercial"'- runways, will be offered for sale to alin es ■OTttland Flhmwcanlcar-'------ffTOL airplanes when It became apiiaiwi^— : starting In 1974 or 1975, officials of the The first phase of ^ development, which that there is an Increasing need for im- ' Boeing Company announced Saturdsiy.— -has been completed^as-the-stiidy-and. _proved .transpprtation_in_nu^ weas,,_^ The new^ plane is being specifically exchange of pr«U n^ry technical and espedaUy inN orth'A ^ca. this ne^' the'. •agM iW M -Birwtirttoitqianr^antlOT “ Jum ps" of from 150 to 200 m iles sjthough It engineers have been aasl^i^-to the I the Ufalted^tates-ind-- ~ ooufse, *>f-m*t^^lohger- .program at Boelng'j CoounerdalAirplana- -Caiiad»-to-it<»k-lo*»lher-oii-th»-dB«dop.— ^ -ffoup-laoUities-in-Rewtanr-Waah r Boeing- -r f - I m proveil t f aM peetaUo* » 4th — - has ISO experts yalgned to the Renton ___ on STOU ______p lant for UiU work. United SUIes' NiiUonal Hie iwcoiu) phia. Involves preliminary Aerooautlca and S p m Admlnlatratloii u d design of the aircraft and completloa d Defiartiiient U -namportatloo are l» teseardi actlvlllw ntoeasao'to aelect aind creiaiiu Dulr ryaeudi pngrant itlated refUe the cooflguratldii and to pfvvide data to s n x . ilipbiiwi in order t(itielpprbvU-~ air lrampoit»Hoii.~-'-vT— — ' -'-H ,' prdiimately one year and will be can- Tlieae 'p n g r ^ in (lelda ef alipnt pleted in the United States. n » thin) phaae, deaign,'*ir traffic oontrol, (uidanet m

of 1,000 feei'w id leas tUUy m i l> now In the aecond phaM ol the lly lines, one at Aarltadli Tbis In trad ti^ d the nn^'^ planned developm^L and one at Beetng. Into a » cbm iM icW Ttie . Boeing C om p^ and Aaritalla Boeing haa been acUve In STOL reaearch laid,’ ^ i.'af^.tul& f '

'dyslK^^ »here ahoH ..fl!gb}»l; |>«*w^ 6 Tjme»-N»w», Twin Falls. Idaho jSu^day.,Dacfimber 12, I9?l -ACrtillATRE ou raif p r is ^ rfefitynir WMIDaU . Solurdoy and Sundoy mlnimurft wage. The California D«<. 1 1 .2 0 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)~ Irwin’s thesis Is that the was awarded a PH.D. In Irwin said the average tim^ because it will insbt on this," unfair and unjust. One j^son prisoner.wage scAle now Is 18 Nor^f No Show* s i n h i - , John Irwln, a college'^professor essence of prison is punish* isociology by the University of served has Jumped from 24 to 36 hie said. "I know I want my gets 10 years for an offense, cents an hour.' d a y Mnlif furtfcvr noHc*. ■ roU em a, ment, and the punishment must_ C alifo^a, |nd he how teaches months—"an all4lmo high not pound of flesh." and another gets nothing, In five years. Irwin hopes his has mor« than an Ivory towet' be swift; sure, uniform and not' at San Francisco State College. only for California but for tho^ 'Die.same Is true of llberaU, “ I would like to see polluters ;roup will have "tens oL COLD TURKEY —In-tiia-jMgrnent,- the maln- jonacm itbtfla-aiid.. radicilr_i>erM 'yeftr:in pr Ison.The same ------^Iniilnfj nirk.S/nn pyfry _____ of memberH**~nghl~ America’s prisons. He served But prisoners also have problem of U.S. prisons today The rehabilitation idea, he alike, Irwin said. for manufacturers who malu •ComtiJ/ Riol wt>#n|a whoU town ing in the courts for convict ttlti lo quil imolilng. ' . flve y ea rs a t Soledad P riso n fcir rights, he said, and he supports la the Indelenninato sentence. added, has only lid'(6~m6re~'. "The radicals talk of.abolish* defective cars that kill people, rights."------a rm e d ro b b e ry .______. Iheir efforts to.assert them to Ooi^ts give a man 1 to 15 and more punishment. "Arbi- ing (tunishnrient, but they really and men who fix prices, avoid 1%-hafw ~»oi“7Wi^rlain«Jy; ‘ Ifie ■'eilenr'er'fiavIiW'b'BIpBa' yeafa, for exajnpI^and'linRo I admlnlst^iora has ^^4sant-to:start-punishing:a,new-paylW-;daxea==and:_^r«ieflW- frwln d iffers from oth er e x p ^ , organlie a' prisoners union ^ prison administrators decide Incrousod, and so hns Iholr popaatlon'of 'capitalist plgii.' prescrlptloj^ *ug» _lhat_ ara on , the three main approaches California. when to free him .. "'J brutality." liberals want, punishment harmful?* S TA R TS W iD N CS D A Y!! to crime generally advocated. After a long list of Juvenile Duiiutes are uulrirgeir be­ _____ ' but call It 'treatment.' The ‘ — AmERrnNNiEy "Attorney General (John) arre sts, l^^vin \ycnt to prison in cause they nuycr know how To doter polenliid crlriilnals, conservatives are the only ones For Irwln the prlnclpM Mitchell wants to get tougher," 1952. There he slated to long they must serve, or why Irwin wild punishment must bq honest about It, but they want reason for present high crbne »*SCROOQ£’’ Irwln said In an Interview.^ educate himiwlf. Uie adinlnU tralors have rejcct* certain and swift. The penalty such disproportionate amounts rates , la thb current large "Ramsey Clark wants rehabili­ Upon his rcleasai Irwln ed their purolu (ipplioutlons, for an offense can be sljort. but .that It’s crazy." ‘ number of young people In the tation, and the radicals want to worked as a waiter In a French Irwln said. its term sitould bo fixed. ' • Irwln believes a proper term cities. "Most crime is commit- knock the walls down. They’re ' restaurant (6 finance hla. .*ilnce Callforniii adopted an I1ie ponjilty should give for robbery oi* assault would be tod by lower middle class youth all full of nonsense," cclloKo studies. Eventually ho Indeterm inate uystotn In 1052, society iL "pound of flesh one year. For the second living ih ^In urban setting, and offense, perhaps IB months, and now we have them In unprece* for the aeveral4ime loser dented nu m b ers." |]:00 PIUSI ) “AIKnrHAM £D More prison riots can be 4 — N #w ». WiBltkAf. Sporli /DnV m aybe seven years. ^ C H A R U E lilts S — Kino ranilly ------Irwin thinks the prison expected because .administra' _ Television Schedules 4-AUCN#wi ■ ^ul — lllit nnd 1‘locot population contabis psychopaths tors are ignoring "the emerging m a w n ^ tJiM liOO .Sunday, tMC. 13/ m i a> — Film ^ — Film TsI — Movlu; "Tito IHu Counlrv” who will repeat.their Crimes, sense of injustice of inmates," Ai 5:30 p.m. on channel 5. and al lOiM ^ Moitdav. Doc. 13.1VM Jtj - - To Uo Announcod but "I don’t think any of us—, ho said. 10:30 on io --M ovl* "Will Penny-" 3b. 9. 5. 7b, B. \^ — U tw t. W aathn-, Al 6:H0 p.m. on ch.innnl I) - - 3, H - My Thrp« Sont _ 733-5570 Thli It a orlHy Wetltm. Charlton Sporf* Pnjinufi Spacliil. CliArllu drown It 7tl — TAlet of Moffmnnn Spoclnl not even the psychiatrists-^ "Those systems that do not Hattpn h a i on* of hit bast rolai-a&. hi — Mink Floyd SpicUl the only porton who CAn turn 1:30 have the ability to decide which allow ,for expression of now STARTS TaOAY!! WlirPanny, a ranoa waary laddia ions CliriKimat Info .i prohlom. ThIt S -- A/ovle:-"Tho Agony and lt>o (ram p In lha autumno< a lonaly Ufa. 2il ~ N a w i. Waalliar. Sporit piflylol hat Iho ufmo lookino fofwnrd CCitAsy" P(»rl I onos will repeat. rage, and continue arbitrarily During a h arth Montana winlar In 5b *- CDS. Now* - - *0 ttio protonli ttmv'H uet. with t;0( "Tlie essengfl—of Jaw 4s _ with the wom*out rehabilitation tha ifco i, lha calm of h it IKo u «) — ABC N«wt Clinrllo r.^lllttu nhwil Ihu hollO.iy’t T h e b e a u ty o f creatin g life. brok«i by a maniacal praachW P«» lOiM comntorcUllim. II It a ropo.il, unlfonn application, but people ldflfl7~ w lll~ o x p erien ce- g reat -Jo-kllUh(Ai*_and_lhe-.wom5n_y«tio_ ...__1.______» , _tnpoworaroVflryiino»nf^^^l**__HI»lr>i|Hy rn n v lrt« n rff thinirora. freedom to give it away. ollart Will th«liar. ihwi lov*. «> — AAovle "Paranoiac" • *;00 MarnlA0 « — Good Life 5 — Nffwi, VJMiiwr. St)orH u - D A. wiUi uniform application, "niey They are not dumb. They are 4iSS 11 ~ AAovlB "Th e Uorflla S tick" 21), 3, 4 — Trulti or CoiUDquonccj. >.i, 2»: j, 5, .1 - N.W., lu-c alw ays casllni! up s y sto ™ looklnij a t A lllco ." , -3 — -TlmBlor-AAadllatlon— 10)40- — 7il— -i-Elcctric Coiiip.iny ------^ _ w'tMihoV, l*;C--NATK»AUCF^KRALri^ . 7100 S - UVU Oaikolbsll Hluhiluhtt 71), U — L.iUQh In Sportt ------to divert "us~from~tho -noble Irwin said that tine mistake Is 3il — Science In Aorlcul(.Ure I0I4S M - O r. Soyw C.irloon 4 P urry AAn&on idea. the stamping out of Inmate X 1,1 — Tom and Jerry II D r. Scu!>s. C.irtoon 7il — Flourino M Oyf A ro*m -:rt w K iito D u a iO N 3tl — Utah natkelball Hluhliohlt "Tiio courts determine that «^olltlcal organizations. He S — ■ Lam p Unlo AA Feet 3 — Cade't County 4:30 10:30 7b, fl, II - Johnny Carton 7b — Agrlcultura U.S.A. . t liM ' HI LnuQh.ln . Ujo proper treatment for Uobby thinks legitimate groups could. TheBaby Maker • — DIa Picture • — Film Vb I'orlrldOtf i^itiUly 3t) - AAovio; " H u n C r o o k e d Milo 7i30 11:10 3 — Odd Co^tplo 3 — Avuna«r4. Kennedy's son on a marijuana reduce racial hostility, 3. 11 ~ Groovla Goollei S — KS L Newt Report 4 — L o t't AA.iko a DuAl O 10; 10 chiirge is probation, but the The prisoners union in which A, 7b — Fallh lor Today - 5 - CIIIIUAn'fc M .inU V'^l, 5 — Movio: "CnitiB Drive" BARBARA'illERSHEY . H its lt:00 proper trentment of somebody Irwin has been active has about S— Look Up and Live J»l — M5Vle..“Uotliftnlmenf" Hi ' - MHloroyur^ [goi TlXtlNlCOliW' ^ ■ I - Mr. Wliard n - Po.tnuli Siwclfli 4 — Nows, WoAltter, .Sporli from tlie ghetto is prison," he 500 members^n both sides of tliM - H:JO •lOa 9 — Ittuet an() Antw eri 7;00 3tl. t.->.S*aad,Ha»fl -211..J, II - llari::a.m cy______4 - Movio; ''A Child |f. W.)j|lfifl7 said . ' ...... ^ ^ the^alls. It urges worlwen's. 3, 7b, 1 4. II}, U - - Pfo FoolbAll •• HwlSkitli 1t:0«------...... 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^CoattroedfromP.l) violations remain classified as As ^ne lawyer attending the -— Acconling to Pour th^Dbtflct- IZimagistratBtsTrineetlng^ssidi _J^(L A lfred GJla£an,4}olBei • suchrtbB;lnvDlWT>re^nt€nice- --'"niere.just aren't that many the new code "doesn't dovetail investigation is mandatory. lawyers." ' - . In certain Inslancei with other JiK^eHflgan isconfldentth^ ______law ." ' , legislature wlUla'ic’e'^'qulclf Legislation defining the duties " • He lour probl^m-^reaa:- -aotlon to eorreot-the-problam.- - of a magistrate provides that-« 1. YYe-eentence Invefltlgations Out for a few 'weeks at the m ag istrate cannot h ea r cases in .required for persons undef* 22 iMglnning of the year, he said, .which the maximum penalties y ears of age. Un'der the new young speeders, Including out- a re above $1,000 Rne or a y ea r in criminal code, pre-sentonco of-fltato travelers, will hove to prison. Investigation Is mandatory for bo held for a pre*flentcnce ln> ' However, under provisions “ CTlmcfl." vcstlgatlbn. for extended sentence of certain Qrimes include, under the <' Ho suggested that the courts offenders charged with new code, felonies, develop brief forms Including misdemeanors or petty misdemeanors and petty information required for pre- misdemeanors, prison sen' __miBdcmeanors. The category of sentcftice investigation to bo tences of^ throe and two years crimes • specifically docs not filled out' by the' defendant respectively can be pronoun* Include a new category of hlmseH as a temporary cod, . The FINEST IN COLOR TV "violations," which are not m easure. . In these cases. Judge' Ha^an consldet-ed "crimes." 2. Court-appointed Inwyers' said, the trial would hpve to be But when the truffle or fish for indigent defendants. Judge handled by district Judges — and game lows were excluded Hflgan said the state’s further increasing their from the new code, the law provides that any workload. ' l l o | ( a n KVI.VANIA l*OUTAHI.K a ) |.01{ TV needy, person charged wiUi an Judge Hagan suggested that M01)KLC»U32\V offense In which the maximum the legislature enable provision 6f exliUng-Iaw-that- f Cubinol of W alnut urain riiiiih iiiiTiiuFi inipuc't |)kciiL..| ponnlty excec^J300 is ontlUed .magistrates to. hear all permits a Judge to retain * l ‘i iiirli p k tiir it (cliiiK. m i’Qi.) Street •t<}. court:appolnte(f c o im ^ _jnlHdpmoanQr_cn80B,_j5.ven_ ju ri^ c U o n In a case-.for,,.120._ Uut under Uie new penal code, where penalties exceed th e one* days after sentkcing. ' Color fur mtntrprnn,nlni color pioliiTo ' > - 'any offense, even a violotion, year llmit^itlon. He.said that a personjnay be * GibralUir HQ ' ’'chu&d'ft for u3lld ilali! |ii rrnrnmtii <.' projects cnti lead to a fine of over-4300. 4 . -Lobs of 120-day court' -placed in-a state penitentiary mid rollulillliy Ttie maximum penalty for_a -Jurisdiction. Judge Hngan said for 120 days, during which time violation Is f AS-'C p u ih b u tlo n lo c k i in fiiu^ tu n liiu • u |H'rf*x i the*' new co d e re p e a ls a tijo prison 8lafrglves"hiitr a p ic tu r e cv^ii w h o ti y o u r}un>Ui) c iin n n i’U expanded Uiorough evaluation. The prison * ItulaiU CoUir providi>i porfuct (;ol

will bo nvoilnblc for the 1072 program . M ilar said th e city hu» n (icvon 'I'WIN F A M 5 - T r n n a M agic indicate a cutoff of any actual f | l ] l d 1 1 S C mill levy whicli will bring in Airlines lias no plims to changc services. ’ , ■ about $135,000 for city street its service to Twin Fnlbj, ac­ Flighls Into and out of the - moinlennnco and Im provem ent. cording to F rod M. F ra ile r, Twin .Falls -City-Coiinty i r a H li n g - Tills a u ^ c n tc d by About pre.*{ident of itw corporation. lylunlcipai Airport will continue SYI.VANIA CONSOLK COI.OIl I V -

Twin Kails Higliway district llic Idolio Public Utllitiofl' A wire service report had » CutUi'inpnrury stylu iiihiiwt iif Waliiiil unim vinyl ruliur H5 ''' chuuik for kulul-ktuiu iicrfontuiiu i- state and this year a one ccnt. air cnrrler serv ice” -iMstwcen Idalu) flight autliorlty will ex­ und n!lliil)IUty per gallon gasoline tax ]^ing Doise and Pocatello, and Boise pire Ju n e 0, 1072, when it Is and Idaho Falls. Th^alrline has Iwped the fliglits cpr\ resume. • A F C niikli h iillo ii lofkii in (in i' u u im u - a pi'tf<*i i retu m ed to tlio_city.Kivc.s Twin p ic lu r f 4'Vi-n w h e n y o u i l»unu»- thuniuilii F alls-ab o u t n $200.W0* bonus. not liecn njTng tlila route for at Trans Magic 'luTdL utthlicr least six montlis, Frazier said, suspended flights to Northern uinuU no wurin-iip Umi- Downtown so tlie cancelliilion docs not Idalio. Only»459*‘‘ park setup Ricks inaugurates jchangedjuLe_ REXnUiy , hlaho (UPI position to insist on church stani ■ncn>FJ^^yfi»K was innugu* -ttardjmt-nicksr-hTOid: " sldent of -nicks^llegc^Hifl-falheCi-Di-- provement • of. downtown Henry IDyring, distinguished parking lota, now In tyogresa, -chem istry professor a t tlio .Uni.- will call for*^ a new parking verslly of Utah, was clilef itystem, City Manager Jean speaker. Milar said Friday-_ Hie elder Eyrlng said Ricks, KVLVANIA CONSOLK COLOU TV In a m eeting wiUi Police Q iief M O D K L C L 1 2 4 .'JK a two-year college owned and Firank Barnett, parking lots • Karly Amorican ityto ilim lino cabinol of Maple sraln behind Main Avenue buslne.^'ics operated by th e D iurch of Jesu s finitii on liBrdl>ouil Qirlst of Ijitter-day Saints, has were being reviewed and • GInnt 25 inch plcturo (dla|{. m«ai.) • no cornof cut off j unique opportunities becaaw it mapped for convenient public ^ Color Ilrlahl 1 0 0 picture Uib« for tito titwpeit, US0. Ixts will include parking Is wholly church-Bupported. brlBhtoil color picture poiilblo meters presently on hartd until **'ni^rhircirb y Qlbnilttir'fl^**’cliiiifif fortolld'ttiite pwrfonnBriMK''” ■ now units can be purchased. comprettensive support Is in a ^Mllar"aalfflolTwourdliiclUdr ’ • AI-'C pu&li b u tlo ;) lo c k i Ui fln « tU ninit * a |H*rfoct some all. day public pnrWng, picturo even when you ch«n6» chnnnuli some monthly rental parking 1 I'onnu-TiiU control locki in plvaiintf flpnh ton«i for downtown- work6rs,- and nulomallcotlji______, . spaces with two or four hdur provide* p«rfi>ct color picture in meters. 'Iltc only one hour . MTLUimi • 111^ . . ^ m eters will be Ujose on the Only #599*f streets, lie said. Milar said plans are.hlghly tentative at this time and will ’'Tvrt-bo adopted'until tlie socond phase of the ImproWment program In the downtown area HVLVANIA CONKOLK COLOU TV is finlslied. MOPKLCL1447P

^ n e e f j n g * Qlunt 25 Inch picturo ((iias. — no cornpr cut-off L-Cnlnr llrluld 100" ' iilcturo tubi* for tho ihoriw itr" briableilbriableircolor color plcllly«po«plctllFi*— ' i»ritUu-100-^cluu«iiior Utu-ulUnuitii-lu-ftolld;8lAle^1| pcrformBnctf ui}d r«liublllly ___ That t ho~ Sn^*'J ot • InitAnt Puih-butlon Tuning lots you iwttch ch«nn«U promise. It backs up » l» ltftitlo n lc t p 6« i» ’ . ....______. ■ _ t h o fivQ oxcltlng » APC puili i)uttun lock* in finv tuning i.|>e^ftH;t ' SnoMot modols for picturo tW n when you cliariKc chunneli T972. and soo ■ -IVrmuJl'inl control W k i In pUmdng flwli U)in»*------thorn and lot lis help DUtontiflically y o u discovor why ' I n i t i n t C o l o r p r u v l d o i |>^rr««cl c o lo r p li'tu io in Sno*Jot is tho bost ucoitdi — no warm-up timtr’ri>quir«i » fhainkit Cul mobllo you con buy.

t t : ^ : n t y t >f : f k e e ^ v e t o b — ASK ABOlJT-«4SY te rm s J e TlmM-N«w*. Twin FalU, Idahp Sunday, December 12, 1971 Red split delays reply

>iixm f=Sies=awsy BHUSSELSdjPlj-lMvUlons progress, the Kremlbi leader- In the Soviet leadership ore ship Is marking time, weighing DON BROWN'S holding ^ a . n^sponse trom the broader pollticid advanta> Moilcow 'to North AtUnflc ges of East-West'force cut SAFETY SERVICE 'n-eaty .Organlzatbn proposals negotlBtiqns against military to AzOTesl[^ks for immediate exploratory apd Ideological conslderatbns. . r-Wcsrtaltaronlroopcutsln— rDlplom«lc"Hource8"8ald'tho'- Europe, diplomatic sources signs that Mosraw bi the ______WASHINGTON (DPI) — jcrencea with U.S. ulliea In TVcasurV Scci-cUry John B. said Saturday. end wlU agree to negotUtions _____IVcgltjprit,. NtxQP n ic« to th e advanco pf N ixon's trip s to Gonnally J r., TVotmury Unclcr« .._ao,mcn-ln.th!LKr!mil!nJ£oJUi.lhoJli!«rttliuUtaUJ¥!ILi« IL). Munny Azores today (or talks PokinR and Mowow. secrotiiryl’aul A. Volokcr. Jmd divided on whether to open sudi a long, hard road which Ifl not ^ • Molor luM up • B'obii ' ^-^ttiitli-Fronch-and-IVjriUKUCsa - When the PresUlcnt-'s Jetliner,, Henry A. Kissinger, the Ives' negotiatlona^th the West and likely to lead to spectacular • A1(gno^ot ■* • capitals, m ent. Cactaiio are the latest in a AjnonH th em wiU bo Secrcta- Nlxbn wiw expected .to press Dissenting voices also have sli-lcs of little summit con- ryVof State Wllllum P. lloKcrs, Poinpidou for more flexibility been raised by some political on world currency reallKn- leaders. Tliey reportedly have m ents. voiced fears that U'thinning out Franco hi/a been espoclally - of Soviet forces In East PRINTING inslstc}>t thnt Uie Unltod S tates ■European countries could Packard quits devalue Uie-dollar utld take weaken Moscow’s hold on them , steps to put Us economic liouso K oavos prijiion espodall^Jn tbnes of Internal crisis, tlioPurees said. ' In order, and is rcKJu-ded by AVTFAl SEKVING « year# In Folsom, Calif., While this debate Is in' for business defense post admlnistrotlon officialfl as n prison (orthem urdcrof (wo policemen, Charles pivotal ’ force In free world J. fltzgereld, S5, known as “Old FUz," leaves ’ WASniNGTON {UPIJ -D a­ rn'tVldara^hlsTdeaieT-Plizgerald- .or_personal_ reelect you"l«‘wi"KJ“thntrTou~”“ “? ^ 7 '’iir M ^ n i*? vid Packard announced ^lis pin oonltauc your Brcat work Wa»l,l„Bton Doc. 17- has been tn Callfonilat other state prisons most RenoROTC resignation. Saturday” from the for pence and Stability botli m T , , . ... of time since 1908. He will live at a *‘h ^ fw tfr\ holiday greetings Pentagon's No. 2 post of deputy liomo nnd abrond. I wnnl t i iS lp " Nixon also.{8 unilcratood to bo hoiui~c’.'' M d 'la te r a foster hom e on w elfare, r ...... cnjier to sound out Pompidou on d«Icn«^crclory will, « ttronn tod will help In U.l» Importanl savlucs accumulated in prison. (UPI) courses endorsement o( President Job'of poliillnB out In comlnB " i S i Nixon tor ro-clectlon. montl,s your necompli,taents, muf Its Now't th« lime lo order •Hie Wlilto llousc m ade public your Boals «nd Uio Im portm co Politbliro packed retained »«n exdmnge of letters between of your reelection to tlio welfare barriers to American agrlcul thofe personalized Chritt- Uic President and Packard and not Just of the United States, but turul exports. RENO, Nev. (U P I) - Tlje On the diplomatic s id e , WARSAW (UPI)— December. All three, however, fuild no successor has been to the entire free world.” University of Nevada Board of mai greetingl fer buii- A Pompidou will bo nWo lo offor Communlst-loador—Edward .. were.reelected tq^^e Central Regents voted 7-2 S atu rd ay to _nei» a»*oclofe» ond Packard wrblo^— -Nixon - — ho------was —- ...... Ill...... I— N lx D T rT au csn:g'T ?tnT m ^vlct~G tcrck~-pntlnnt'~ttnrT T allffg~~C flm m ltt — • ’...... illita r r Uilnking,' having met Soviet politburo with-his supporters In tlieir plncca. Glcrok pro* leaving the administration for training on-the Reno cTunpusr Comm unist p arty lender Lcuncisco lu)tcl resident said he felt “a ~~BlQViFrr6cktng~Tnotton7*‘ On tljc BcveliUnitwr of tlie Oakland HalLof Justice, police Officer Pliil T arlcln g t^ salB tiie building rocked for l6 or 15 Chinese peace key -seconds,-CQUBing-Uio-vonotian— — -blinds-to-swfty; — By United Press Intematloual—a hand In creating anotljor-focus TUe University of-Callfonllft A hlgli-ranklng Israeli official of hostilities in a region where soismographic station said the sjald'Snturday thnt Communfsl. on imjircsslve Anierlcim and tremor was a''ligbl" quiike on Qilna, not Uio'Soviet Union, western presenco exists.” the Hayward Fault. - may now Itold tlie key to pence On Uie oUier hand, Rafoel or wor In the Middle East. A- said, Pekbig "aspires to bring minor shooting incident was about an-Amerlcan-Sovlot con- reported across the Egyptian- frontatlon bt Uic Middle East I.«5raeli cCa.se-flrc Ibie during the and Uint Is wliy alie Incites the day.. Arab govemmenls to war." ... — -Gldeon-nafaelf7d lre ^ r7ge-7~nio-CWn€flo-^mmimist-am—rmlsslonorfl-tor-Uie-Klng-Hlll neral of- -tho I^aell fo^gn basjiador told the UiK. General' YligliwayHHslricl^wcre elected ministry, said In a'radio Assembly last week Uiat Egypt broadcnst from Tel Aviv U>nt and Uie o th er A rab states had Moscow Is basically opposed to every right to use force to Jiny full-scale resum ption of recover territory occupied by Arab'kraell hostilities. Israel since Uje 1007 war. ------Ho-,r«forrod-to Ujo -Indian- Paklslnn war nnd/said "It is difficult to nssmne thnt the Soviet Union will willingly lend Sunday, Dec.mlMi- IJ, Ini Tlm « N«wi, Twin Pilli. 'ld*ho » Gem ri

BOISE (UPI) - Idaho'a commlaalon said It. could'not Inadequate legal counsel. Human Rights Commluion subfltontlate Allen's specific In deciding to rehear the case agreed Saturday to rehear b charges. However, It did report the commission said It will con­ GARTH'S MUSIC & IIELEN'S RECORD SHOP a pattern of dlsc^lnatlon In duct the nest airtng of the case­ discrimination case b rou^t by a MAGIC VAUEV'S MOST COMPLETE Lapwalman against a teamsters the union's recruitment aiid in Boise and said the full com* Jroinlnit^ -miaalfln.wULattend^. . ■...... - . - SQUNDCENTEIII _____ Eirlier, a ^ c la l panel from mended conciUatlon be set up. M eantim e, a w estern panel of • Bond Ifiilnm efih • Orfoni|H«iif.m*Ad.Uwi»w| the rommlsslon conducted a Saturday, Allen appealed by the commission recommended • HanM • ShMlMuiU » Rt<«rdi .bearing Into the romplalnt letter for a rehearing. He charg- the Bricklayers. Masons and Vltit our Unlqu* Sound Bonml brougtit by Mark Alien against T(l“^ ^ ‘^W^CijWml88l6n*8 ~P1bBtererk''Tnternat{onal of"' U»Un »o Sony, Mnranll, JBl, KIH ‘ Everett Byers, agent for Tpwn- '■attorney spent only 30 minutes A m erica Union tak e a f f lr ^ U v e . — .— C^mponanUl Bters Ix c a l 551. • • with him prior to the fi^st hear* QcUon to rid itself of exclusion' Allen, whoso brother, Olfford, Ing and he therefore had ary racial practices.. 221 Moln Av«. E., Twin Fplli 733-8609 Is a comml^lon member, claim- ed'Byers dl^m inated against him because he is on American Indian. He charged that'Byers sent others to union Jobs even though employers asked for him by liam c. CHECK LIST FOR After a heoring In Lewiston Nov. 12; 0 panel from the SANTA'S HELPERS 1 TWO REINDEOl trot alodB highway lltleA Some GI’ s FOR JUNIOR near Bear Moimtalo, N.Y., alter escaping from □ PHILCO®.TAPE DECK UNIT - I l O O ir^______1 ^ ‘Santa.aftM " fonowlnK pholoe.Mlftnjin parkjJ -due early— ' way. Police blocked highway while Santa's ' □ - a - n e v T b e d r o o m s e t - helpers pursued aalmals for two hours before □ A NEW STUDY DESK > .rounding them up . Animals w ere valued at $2,000 hitch end ------:----- ' » eachHUPIW □ NEW READING LAMPS WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tlio T J pHiLco®~poRTOTirccJtoirrvr 'At^my F rid ay said th at ot l6ast PHILCb* RADlb ALARM CLOCK (10,000 soldiers win be forced out of the service ns much as □ NEW BEDROOM CARPET Auto buyers due $750 six fnonths early In order to cut □ A HAMPER FOR HIS SOILED CLOTHES Ujo A rm y down to tJie new celling recently Imposed by Congregs. FOR DAD million in tax refunds TIjo men forced out will got no sovorance pay although the □ A PHILCO* MNTO REFRIGERATOR FOR HIS DEN. DKTROIT (U PI)—Tljc near- than half should arrive In time On 1072 modelH, AMC, " like Army can begin releasing them □ PHILCO* PORTABLE COLOR T.V. ______.. iprnl to d a y .— ------— n.AREWRECLlNER : ^ bought new ca rs Hlncc Aug. 15 s(»kcamhn said."------Motors Corp.,-wlll-roqulro-new— ^n»a-cuts-affect-draftcca_who ' nnd light duly trucks since Approval of lfio“7epcal“l>y“*carbuy*rs-torelurn-uppllcatlon'-vould"tionnany~'8crvo Iwo. ,,Sflpt. M win ahare In refunds Congress and tlie President forms to the companies. Tltese years, nnd first term volun- □ A NEW DESK FOR HIS DEN OR OFFICE lolnling oboiiC $700 mlliron a s a ' cndcd u liix tliiit h as flUctUfltcd— will be proce.*wed end refunds -teers;'w ho norm ally serv e three □ a GUN CABINET , result of Uic repeal of tlic 7 p er between fl and 10 per cent since mailed—probably not until after years. Some men will be able □ n e w BOOK SHELVES ccnt excise tox on new vehicles. World W ar II v-'hen It was the beginning of the new year, to gel out as much os 18 — For-futuro car-buycrs, the 2.5- .addcd-on-lo-tlie-prlce-ol.autos. ______jnonths enrlv'but tliey will not. □ WALL DECORATION WHICH ARE VERY MASCULIfjIE ~ to 3'per ccnt price hikes put and other manufactured goods. GM estimated it would refund be forced out tliat early. in PICTURes ^ ------BoUi business and labor $3(U) million to buyers of 1.6 Tlje Army, whlcli now num­ Into effect slncc the price □ FRAMED MIRRORS (to be hung just at the right height freeze ended should be more leaders pushed for repeal after m illion ca rs and. 200.000 light bers just over a million men, Uinn offset by the removal of it was announced by tlie duty trucks. Qirysler said Its had originally planned to.drop for him) Uie excise tax from tlie sales President when tlie wago-prlce refunds of 1100 million to to 042,000 m en when Uie fiscal □ -READING LAMPS ALL TYPES . Uckct______freeze was put into cffect Aug 473,000 c a r buyers and 27,000 y ea r ends Ju n e 30. B ut In Witliln mlnutei of President 15. It was' predlct(^'~ rcpeal“ tru c k ~ |)u r0ha.'tc ftliould bo ^ p te m b o r C ongress Imposed - Nixon's signing Friday of tlic would restore public confidence completed by Jan. 15. an extra cut of 50,000 man bllLcalHng, foe repeal of Uie tax in the economy, spur car sales Buyers of foreign Imports years which made Uie new FOR SIS • 'on nutog retroactive lo Aug. 15, and provide Jobs In the auto olso will share in the rebate, cutback ncccssary. □ PHILCO® STEREO RECORD PLAYER Ford Motor Co. was presenimg In ju atry . V01lftw7ilj^>iTfTOV[g J gO l r gffay------American Motors Corp. also has begun mailing the first Uie first check-$232.10 to the □ A PRETTY NEW BEDROOM SET purchaser of a 1972 Ford LTD. anticipated approval of repeal batch of Its 150,000 checks fin/I _ -P-CARPEMOR-HER-flOOM ------began sending out nearly one 45,000 persons who p u r c h a ^ P resid en t Nixon originally « „ □ LAMPS FOR HER ROOM Its remaining 1071 models os proposed repeal of Uie excise m W IT lC n □ SMALL APPLIANCES FOR HER TO HELP MOTHER WITH -to otltcr_P»fchnflcn). More 'Urcrwof6~bought:------^-taxonly,opflUtQmQbiiQ£i_ ' ^ ^HE^HOOSBHaLD--CHORES; p r p j □ _A NEW HAMPER FOR HER ROOM

WASHINGTON (UPI) -K □ WALL CLOCKS • ■ - (^uditioiis^saM :^^^ __;_ gro»l>^oj^fl^ajwfl^lnt^uccd- -□ -C E D A R X H E & T ______iQglsIaUon Snlurdnj' to provide ^ paym ent ot 150,000 t o ' the family of any policeman,^ for Hanoi’s Yank PW’s dromon or prison suaril killed FOR MOM □ A NEWPHILC0*';MAJ0R a p p l i a n c e (Freezer, Refriger­ ^ • ill In tho-Ilnc o (.d u ty . ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) Uio Hanoi novormncnt's bock lorwardod lo tliolr 'onillles. , tag ator etc.) Nortll Vietnam has "completely when ho makes his Journey to AddlUonolly, propagandn films estimated ot 1165 million In Uie □ A NEW PHILCO® AM/FM RADIO RECEIVER dashed" admlnlsb-atlon hopes Poking ne«t Fola-uary. camo out of Hanoi snowing ((„( jg montlis of operaUoni that It had decldod.to Improve Tlio officials cited the follow- American prisoners preparing provide compensation of □ A N E W CH A IR ' ^ ’ . - Ihe-coniiitlon ^of ■tlic^ m o r lc a n _Jng__jlgns^s ___particularly to celclirate airlslmas. This ocjnoroJo such public □ A NEW LIVING ROOM SET ' prisoners of war, Stolet)cparl- -araW iarnBlnBT--" ■■ . ■ . ^y««l-lhef«-t«v«-lieen-no.i»-oFgjtj„y;iK|„„ whonre disabled -fl-NEW CARPET V- ‘ - m ent officials said today. — During tlio last nine, these messoBos or films. on duly, Ttio officials said tlmt several months, only 200 letters have —There has been a sharp- ^ provide pay- □ NEW BEDROPM SETS disquieting Indicators suggest been received from HO Amcrl- reduction of visits to North of up to >50,000 for other □ MANY SMALL APPLIANCES Uiat the Hanoi government Is can prisoners of war. Durlns a Vietnam by American peace victims of certain federal □ WALL PICTURES AND DECORATIONS hardening.. Its .position sim ilar period In 1970, 2,000 activ ists a s well as Am erican crim es nnd for Incentives to ■lownrila Uio 339 men known to letters wero rocelved from 336 Jo^allsts. Thefo have been no („ jj„pi jimllar pro­ □ NEW LAMPS OF ALL TYPES be prisoners. Some hove been prisoners. Four Identified receht visits to prisoner of war grams for those raped, robbed, □ A NEW MONARCH® RANGE held for more than alx years American prisoners have never camps by such persons. mugged nnd murdered, □ PORTABLE PHILCO® COLOR T.V. and ot loost one Is entering his boon heard from. Officials acknowledged Uiat yuiotlier . benefit- for each eighth year-ns a captive. —Last year at this time North Vietnam has announced p^uii, jjjdy officer—whether □ KITCHENAID® DISHWASHER Administration officials spe- many American prisoners were that If would permit' thq ponjomen, firemen or guards- □ MAYTAG* WASHER AND DRYER culate th a t-Hanoi-may be. pormltted to broadoaitimessa- ilialllngoldirlstmas packages l„j-government-backed □ HOOVER® VACUUM CLEANER ^ -— ------liardonlng Its attitude because ges over Hannl radio. Those to U.S. prisoners of war and imurance for such otncer# of Its foars that President were monitored by the U.S. that these could weight 11 „|,o cnn't buy It on their own □ e v e r y t h i n g ; a n d a n y t h i n g f r o m w i l ^ o n ^b a t e s Nlion mlglit try to deal behind government and tapes were pounds apiece. bim se of tlietr high-risk Jobs. IS SURE T O BE A M O M PLEASER. Here’S your coupon for a free outdoor light set ■FOlH'HtWHOtEVftMIKr □ A NEW 25 INCH PHILCO® COLOR T.V. COMBINATION □ NEW CARPET THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE -Yours"just-for"findlnsFOiit= -tasi^hanceF U A blEW ^RETTr5ET==^-^— ...... what it would cost to change your home OHer ends □ FOR THE FINEST SELECTION OF diFTS FOR THE HOME lb (lamelesr^electrlc he^ -Decem ber 18lh - T - ; . S H O P W IL S O N -B A T E S II- — ^------

low low budge! (srrrti< oil oOr llnanclng It done "Furnithino MoqIc Vhlley** finait homei since 1935" witli iiuee locoflont'in rJghf In i^ore wi()i no bonli> or finonee - »;]^firiQus parking lot~riaht next I ADDRESS-:------^ ^ ______to our Twin Falls store . . . the drive is worth the CITY'=i.^______PHONE I s a v in g s ; -I— MAlt-TO VOUR tOeALHDAHO^OWER^FPli „ I ----- ^------. . ------:------■■ ■ J| ... WE WILL DELIVER FOR CHRISTMM ... '.homeownoni'^oloctrlc" heqf-torvey*. m od^beJween November 0th ond December Idlli, 1971. There Is no obligation to buy. Thii offer does not apply In.Pregon. ^^SlERl I^GM AGIC VALLEYSllSCEm ^

I ( you have boon thinking about responding lo riHAhH-pnafflr'rtrHBTmtdoar llaht^et-adrand^m ' what it would cost to change your home to the ci

or plcl- (*iiAn nniAc R^p. E.V. McHan, R-Ketchum‘, sugge^ed a By LINDY HIGH ._____BOISE (UPI)---Idaho's leglslalora - In- Analysis "complete overhdbl" of the program, adding, dnur rifi(;t ------dlcetlng—»ome— dlatreas—over—the—corrent- —^^3lM-public-lB-slck-and-tlrfld-of-these-budget-. problems’.— appear to be leaning to some /IncrMses every year." ______. . _____ spodflc . source of flnonclal support for tlio “ was to fund on a pro ra ta boBlil th at poiporllon Rep. William Roberts, R-Bulil, suggested a (Elvers' education program. of driver educallon coati for which monoy was sSUpplemental appropriation would~not'bo 'it’s the,beat Insurance parents can buy," available. ' . necessary If a fee charge for tho course is In­ according to Hep. Rudy Anderson, n-Bolse.' "I would prefer stralgljtonlng out the stituted Immediately. s . But . while other legislators Department of Education. Someone sliould got Rep. Larry Jackson, U-Bolso, recommended > SHOP VALUE agrtjcd, many appear uncertain Just how to canned for inefflciehc;^.'’ limiting tho program by raising tho ago limit for / handle the program th a t Is widely dem anded but nie problem appears to be that Ihe ap­ .participation from 14 to 16 years. •besot by financial woes; The I d ^ Department propriation-given-to the drivers education of Education hafl cancelled drivers’ education program In 1971 was expected to be sufficientjo _ But however the problem is solved, there fdr the second semester of the current school cover this entire y e a r's program plus m ak e u p a appears'lo^lkriUUrdaTrB’dr the program will i>e year because of a lack of funds. deficit loft from the last fiscal year. Legislators tenminuled. Mahy legislators have received let­ BUY i m . Of those responding to a V FI poU, the m ajority responding to tho poll seem ed uneasy 6bout^ the ters from students since tho program was halted approved of ra is in g the'drivers’ license fee to current lack of monoy. and even those dl^tlsfied with the handling of support the program or cliarglng the students Sen. Reed Budge. R-Soda Springs, chairman of U)c program seem to want to continue driv­ who is taking the program.. tho Senate Transportation Committee, said ho , ers’ uducation in some form. . But, when asked whether they would favor a would like to ^ accountability for salaries paid , As Rep. Don Brennan, D-Pocatello, pul It: supplemental appropriation to keep the program to drivers’ education Instructors. Tliose Ralarie.i ' “Ddvers education Is very Important to ‘ going this year, about as many were opposed or now v ary a s m uch us |3 per hour from d istrict to... Idnlu)"s highway snfoty program and to tlio boys, TTT=riincerl«ln74STtho»e-lndicallwt-lhcv-would-fork: illodistrict, frlrf _ . ' -• Uic Kiris and the pnrcnU of Idnho.'* ______

-Histariti-raiich-developed— — e o f f e e - d e a l into recreation project

NBW YOnK.(UPI) -From - had been private for In mo. the U.S. Congress 1528 when Spanish Conquls- ratified the g ra n t in fnvor of tla com pleted tadores explored the area, until Bacu heirs nt Ujc p re se n t a few months ago, only the acreage. SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UPI) Figueres quieted right-wing owners, their cowboys and Arizona-Colorado has a vest- —Although ho has Just closed critics by stressing that tho \n honoring Its one of ^Is Central American sale of coffee was tho ..n Mu, hioinrir Hnra Horn-MPA nledfle to maintain tho environ- ropubllc’s biggest coffee tieais, overriaing conamerflUQiUQfllffii:

Grant Ranch In soutlncenlrSI paduAto. I ^ Grande. It was formed by a sees the day when Costa Rica much to spy on In Costa Rica Colorado. ^ork Invostmont group will have to give up U.o coffee anyway. ’ Today, suiVoyor stakes, bull- «P«rk«l by Daniel U lV In, Uion habit. .. dozers and Wall Street cnpltnl 10 go aneati^wiui tieveiopmeni a'iVnUStreolbrokerwlUisti'flilB ' .I'nifi trade ogrccmcrtl negoti“ ' ri«ueres can polnt wilh prlde a re turning it into thC; Boca plans.’ banking, connections and now ated by Figueres’ government to Uio Soviet deal that will at Grande, one of tho notion’s Mobile home sites. clialet the commisaioner j)f on- witl»~tho-Soviet Union In least take caro of the surplus —largest— recrwtiormj liremonL-arwin-wooded-foothiils-and- vironihental protectfon for thfl'October appears— to— hnvo— crop'fortho next^vcral-years; developments.* St/angers are parcels of from two to five acres state of Connecticut. Since ensured a market for Costa despite his opponents’ bemoan- walking the valleys'&nd foothills in the San loils Valley are ing of "opening tho door to dom inated by -liio Sangro .to available from aro-und 'l l , 600 Crlsto Mountains the Rio and uo montijs ago, Lufkin, 39, hw put ^l^fo r tlio next five years. Russian subversion. Even If tho coffee goes at -prices allghtly-belotrthe ruling SS'liriS?VSS-ii£' “ rH'ir ?' £ ones In tho world, that is better St.'S'.'; .i-K.s.rar E S 2 E S = «--»■ = & ^ t U c ^ posalblo In tho .^stato Carson, o[,ioOhio n^dand Texafl.”TOMS, “Wsaid Gedde«. Geddea. , je »\llllArt nnniil rt I tnvi nt.nrlilr«Arl Looldnn farUicr ^ I . .1 1 1___■ ___j —f ijiiumiv hmm^ ^w«nl3C^,^x^thlalandoffl0ar, Uielrexp and noverlo iytolM ^sun^^ elk, , big bovn deer and 6,000 y e n up m ore than onc-ftfUi ol ^ grating calile encompaBses the 1" Pr„ni “ «rvl-home bMls.” ' 'TiiVnB'im'mimon worth Tf UmVrlces uiu a ^enomenal 10,000 ac res laced with four troutu-out .ustreams e a m . fediM bybyis 15 lakes ia«ea Ranch H S r tdates e V S back a l J k to tS^ 15286M whenw h » Sovl«l ™ d bulldlnB machinery cradIedInmountainssuchjuthe_Uifl_klng_of_Spflin_awarded-.uon-of 4j^init Spanish typo inn-£J' J®*' f“- '^i" j intar^BW' wa -14:29W<^t-Crest£M>^ and^ls _Mg,000 ^cres. jTLuJs_ M aria^^^J^H * ^ bImw^ get w hiUed as “one of man’s ^ t ateuTTo Vaca (later changwT^reo golf course, will have'in nhanrtnn

and pollution.' tadores who explored-'the land, million. mlflslon. SUNDftir 12 io ^

SUHDAY HOURS: 12 Noon 'Yil 5:00

MAGNETIC PRINTED PHOTO ALBUMS LINEN CALENDAR TOY ASSORTMENT Reg. ^3.99 $ f S 3 3 Reg. *1.00 SALE ...... ^ 8 8 * SALE 7 7 Doxeni of Aitorled21 Teyt. ------Needi No Glue or Cernert. 100%'IHire Unan.

------BOYSJELARE lEG CHILDRENS W OOD„ ZSTRIPEDRESSjEAHST' RIDCKING CHAIR "GAICffPIHG HORSE Reg.’3.99 O ^ $7,00 R eg.M .99 $ ^ 8 8 Reg. *14.97 $ 1 1 9 7 SALE...... L R I SALE....;... M i SALE...... 1 1 — Real Riding ActiohrRugged Cenitrudlsiir

FISHER pr ic e: ..... - ...... CASINO PLAY FAMILY SCHOOL z rPlNBALLGAME Reg. *9.88 $ ^ ^ 8 8 Reg. *13.88 Reg. *8.97 . S C O O -SALE^wvwv. ------■ SALE ...... sAtE...... a? gSlfiyyTeWeied’Auti Je 'Typa' by

"wwiiBair - L i l ■Reg. *3:47 $ ^ 4 7 Reg.i2.99 -SALE^...... f « » 1 —5—W ° 9 7 m . . SALE ...... r :— « — DdhkA Well, Mov^obU Atrm* A Ugi.

~ BUDDY L JR. 7 pci. SUNBURST MENS SPORTSMAN SET SPICE RACK SET FLANNELSHIRTJ Reg. *5.77 $ ^ ' 8 8 Reg. >3.99 9 7 Reg^ *2V99“ T $ ^ 3 7 WBB j SL ■ .-A W ^ ADDIIAkirc '3 5 ? SALE ...v ^ • a A l l ' M —~ ^ spy * L-rMMUl, -Truck Com|>«r,'Boal, Yrotler,, Jeep, buna 6 u0 > H o ^ Wood RdiVom D." I . _. ______I4ah0: I hav[ a large copper (xjjij fw foHowlrA m an 's head, _iiaiLlariiundllL-tha-^irontaL_ OSCAR svTriges norr. G W E 0. V Ejp KONUNG." On the o th er bUq a w reath all* ihe ' land In-the wreath ' over a pair 0W8. The date on I. Can you teU mo t this ooln and its Jlue.Uhasbeeninthe fap^Uy a jb ng tim e.______;__ . Your coin is a ^ shUUng ||iiece from Sweden. It w&s tssjied under the reign of O k a r I; (vho ruled from 1844 • uj)til The coin* has no n^etary'i value and has a c^ctor lvalue, of at^ t 76 cants. If II very fine condition.. ItS is maji|e from copper and ~>nj)s>copi^colnaga-^fnrelgn-. o ^ n trie^ quite euy to coino~'

Iprom A R. L„ Burley, Idalio: _I 6ave a m i nice coin, almost llljnieWlf^vo^ know al^ut. Qn one side is a man's head w p a wreath around his hair. Around it, it says" Georgins Iv D. G. Rex.” The ol&er ^do says "Hibernia," and tliere Is a harp in Uio rhlddlo. 'Ihe dnto is 1823. Is thU a valuable coin? ^ w e r: it Is not particularly valuable. Your .coin could bo

, in' Ircland-^il.ibernlB'dnd knowing tho aho I cunnoi' tell which you have. Iliere is no dcncmlmtUon im- _ p r ln te d on thb^coln, b u t if it is about the size of o ir quorler. It is; a half-penny-• larger, it — w<^uld-bo-'thi0-pen y . ifn copditlon, this will bring you $2 for the halponny—$3.00 for the ponnyJ Irish coina— • carried tho “hrfp" for many yoiirs, since t^t instrument signiflos Irelaty. Hibernia is the Latin namrifor Irelatid. t^rbm 'S. S - Twin Fulls, IdiJio: I have^ rial peculiar , _____ »-4o-tlnd out it. I cannjt find it in any coin book. It l/made of copper, I tnink, liko or penny but it is — larger^ One ide has a shield w ith B crow on It ond-whal. looks Ilka tw/llons in the shield, facing eacWotlifcr. Tho word s — snrand'thc.'edges^re-ftflllUff woriv, buf look liko: IN DEOSTSPBNOSTllA.” On the other sldTJf the coin Is a fancy scroUiandh tho center “D G E L F -L A E ] and tho d ate Is 1705. . Could thi&M a colonial coin?.!, read son^whcre that colonial coins arc valuoble. • This coin w as found on a^ arm . .Answer: Yc^r coin Is o colonial coin, al right-but not frosn the orlglral 13 colonics, of our country. fi the sixteenth century Ihd Nethcrlanda revolted from jpaln ;md set up u group of "sUtos." This was called tho Ui/ted Provinces of the Nothorlinds. Later on, France Invafcd the low coun­ t r i e s an d I broke up the organization but your coin is one issued ly.tho “Geldorland ' Duchy” (Diculus Gelriac). 'rhu two wns on tiu) coin holp to .IdcnUIylt, since they are a part of thcprms of tho country. ;LRIAE" on the mds for^tlio I^Un 'iae.T lio coin Is not „ about Mventy- to collectors, but It Is ird tojbellevo it was found ground Twin F alls.______- ' (Quealons on coins and currency should bo sent t^ The Mon^/noxT^d^TKa-llmsr News, * ^ ln F alls. Idaho &U01.) 6^picke(Ji -from area to r mee

Valley high BchMVilupUs h4Ve heal selected to UlJid the 10th

and Humwllleii the Unlverally M arch. . ThiM aeli OiarleaKoku, Gooch and Lai Jerbme; DeAnn _Bdd! ;Jota-H, Kaita. and - B i v z t i , W c h a rd -

cauuilint, u f prim ^ ob- laetlvwrf-t U TlmM-H»wi, Twin Fall>, Idaho Sunday, M Conscientious obJegJLoi^

SOLEDAD, Cailf. (U Pl)-' ^ Ret aomethin^ oM their vlaitora and sometimea pays for Paut Farl«yr20rh^'chosen a ' chMUr^ b««aya.-*^'Ibay UUma - trtOn Uoketa and»mot«l roonu unique Job inaid« the wbIU of rmagoodUatmer." for families who muat travel a SoMad-Priwm In pr«r«rMM>e-to------a n m A priaanec?a.wlfa.itopg— dUUnca..------military aervice. ^ writing letters or visiting, Paul In 6ne case, a wife and two Farley, a conscientious objec' tries to contact the wonxan. teen-aged boya were brought tor who served two years in the When a prisoner's ^ mother is from Southern CalifomlB to F^'ace Cbi^ln~ChUe,'Beives~a8 toHlergQlni^ gets—vlBit~their^huBband^8ther'Bt hill tim e • liaison between. t h e " hospital report on her Soledad. The mian had hQt wen prisoners and their families. CondlUon. Whea a prisonerV hla family for seven months ' AuthoriUes believe he holds chUdren are in trouble. Paul and was worried that his sons the only Job of its kind In ch^lu on them and tries to w ere getting into trouble. C alifornia prisons and perhaps h«lp* "He was very concerned that in the nation. . His salary is paid by FHsnds his b6y« were going to come up LAUNI (U)NNIE) DUDLEY, • itadent at His ofRce, located just off the Outside, a Califoroia volunteer with a num ber like his,'" F arley Uie CoUega ol Boutben Idaho, aliowl Iha form main corridor leading to the organUation devoted to priso* says; A visit-with the family' Ihal «oa her ■ icore of « pohila b an b - cells, is open to prisoners f/bm hers* families. Ihese volunteers. reassured the man and bol­ Iraicfaohiitlc archery louniamenl lliiinday, to 8 a.mi to 4:30 p.m. five days a help Farley locate ‘prisoners' stered the spirits of the wife lead Um glrli In competlUoa Sharon White wa« a week. Inmates come to Paul relatives and talk to • tKem and sons too. clou lecoiid-wttirTy, and Jnne Packer alu —when.theV-are worried about a about the needs of their men. When a prisoner's anxieties tn ilM bjr a'lHigle polit,~|alilllI( Ihlrd W lttH. friend or Ibvedone. ^ "Friends Outalde-also provides are reducedrhe'has leas reason- Jim Wood! wai named “pmnd champion" with ‘'Sometimes thej^drop in Just tran^rU tion to the prisons for to try to escat>e, Farley says. . 141 point! ,»hUe Latiy Aikew led the .hoyi' dIVIilon with 134, foUoved by Tom Chaney Kith — U1 and Jay RiyanI with 119. Bob Baidlel|l ll ths hutiuctor. ■ * MI A music-prod^^ _ stresses family unity TWIN FALLS — Family In^lratlon for the show is published works of cachporlodt continuity, family unity and from remarks made by the late The dancing and sbiging was family solidarity'tas featured Elder lUchard Evans at the 1070 also In keeping with *each In the aiinual musical June RilA conference when he period, production of the Mutual Im- posed the question \‘What Is Although tho sotting for And provement Association of the Vouth?" The show upheld the Suddenly You're Older Is ~ QiurcH'or7esUsThrislof'iattit*~'themrthBt~Bg8tBnTafr^J'bUt~“casentlBll)rlnUtflh7Btnwltrh6g‘^ ------P g y ^ in ls Which a(trgi;ted—lsrotherrlik»-y6uthra-poaitlon—tfwflaver efraw annttal-picttlo- hundreds of spectators to tho one is in at the moment.'It is a celebrating the combig of the 'Twin Falls Stakehouse two passing condition. It Is not ev^n pioneers Into tho Salt Lake nights this past wekk. ^ resting place and is not a VMley, the show was adopted to Where in the past the show permanent condition. The play a universal nature, has pinpointed the conflict theme indicated that basic A unique feature was that existing between parents and values 6ofi not change. Young during .the 80-year-span the their children, the change people of any ago will soon find troos and shrubs on stage cooperation down themselves aa parents, facing "grew." Heartache and death ------ffirougirThe'yeaiT~and~W Air“the” BBmo—problems—thcir—asTWjll'afl’lau^tBrrmusic'Bnd" renamed Family Evening P^nts faced. dancing made the event Im- And Suddenly You’ro Older portant to tho viewers. DOZEN ONLY Ihe pi^ucti6n1!wlth a cast of covered a period of 60 yeacs. The event here was directed W e Bake *Bm Ourselves! o v e r 50 and a pnMlucUon crcw Membersof the cast were born, by LaTlon Smith with music mimberlng 40, was titled "And lived and died during tho direction by Marjory Coleman. I Sbd^bnly You're Older.” various aequences of the show. Dances wero'dlrefrted by Donna I It had its beginning In 16dl and and Duano Hansen. Special I SHOP ALBERTSON'S FIRST FOR LOWER PRICES EVERY DAY! continued until tho present, costumes wore by Deanna ______;entffl(^thn title Thomas and Tnrnl-W hi was directly from (O.A.K. — Timos-News) M erry -Wail staysntrlxjs^ed

Pet -JiEIUJN-XIIH)--.-EMt-Gor>JnitlQlcdiQ Question: We^havo a very mjmy refus^ t ^ y to open tiw Hiey said West Qtrmnn State j t e n t l e ,__ sweeV-tempered -but—ac^ Secrotnrv _Egon Bahr. . who d a c h ^ u n d . She has nev er given copted a compromise that nogoUatod tho tra(fl{: agree- us any idea she would bite until would allow West Eorllncrs. to ment wlth.Easl Germany, was re c m tly . She U t a little girl who ^ I t Eaist Berlin beginning next Tcady to fly to Berlin from Oslo -m usthave been teasing her-and- -y e ar.------^ ------to Initial the traffic agreement. - pulling her-ears, Now we don’t Tho compromise wall ogre»>- Bahr-went to Oslo with Chan­ know if we hi^ve to get rid of h er mont also would pave the way cellor Willy Brandt for the or what. P. S. The child came' for the initialling of a second Nobel Peace Prize cercmony. bto our yard while the dog was agrcenusntUuit would eliminate T!ils was sad nows for tho on a chain. E a st G e rm a n . liarAsam ent of 500,000 W est B erliners wlU) Answer: You don't bave to Berlin traffic. relatives In tlio East. Tliey have pack her suitcase unless you City officials said tho wall and not. spent Qiristinas togotlMr want to. But you should un­ traffic agreement might bo since 1065. derstand ' exactly how responsible you a re If you don't. Both medicine and law are inexact sciences JO everything I say should be taken with a liberal dose of “generally." Ju st in tim e for Generally, animals are considered to bo your personal' property, like'oars, clothes, or Christmas.... furniture. Dogs and cats are tame and tlie rule of thumb is that If the owner has no prior New - Used Organ^pecials knowledge or reason to believe • Hammond • lov/roy, his dog will bite, ho isn’t liable.' • Wurlitior. • Thomas That usually gets .you. off the Reg; $1195.00 to $3995.00 hook tho flrsftim e. Once th o ^ g has bitten anyone, under ohy SAVINGS OF circumstances, thut's con- .. BideredsufUclcnt ovidcnce tlmt.. he may do it again. Hie next ^2 0 0 "“ to^lOOO“® tim e It can be no holds bnrrod In ______Prices g p o d w h ile pr'osent stock OOUrt.---y:-r-^.^.:ii_-- ___ How Uablo con you be? IJable' ...... lailsrSbvoral Now pianos to have to pay all medical bills, at roducod prjcosl --any_rablea-trcatmcnt,_and in­ case of permanent damage, for LAKOe Sa£CT£D GROUP o T —all losses duo to lost work time or capability. If, for Instance, GOiTARS up .o 25% OFF . your dog Ut a a musician's hand and caused some per» m an^t”stiflneas you might bo ------REOUGED-GIFT-PRtceS-ON facing a suit in sik figures! _ _ Expenses for n dog-bitten leg STEREO COWPONENTS . will be ^ e same whether it got SPEAKERS, AMPLIFIERS, TURNTABLES. that way in our yard or ------aveo-U- Uw-jetf- belongs to an unlvlted In- SEE HElEN'Sm?mi«~ lerlopw. Neither will posting a Ih Ga,lh‘t Muilc) ,lgii “Beware of Dog, He Bllei" •T«PES, RECORDS,SHEET MUSH:, MRHONICXS relieve you of retpontlblllly. l'ni,nir«ryou'ye heard of the SPEGUL-fiO MIR. BUNK TAPES case where a professional burglar » a i bitten by a watch ;S*lEPRICEO...... dog while he was hard at work. • I TRUCK TIPES STXRTING ATI . ... . 4 3 .7 9 He made -enough from the Uwiult to retlrel “ In ihort, you taka <)n *very ^-^arite -reapoiwlbUlty-when-ym adopt an animal. You are . (noriUly,l<^alljfandllnanclally reaponilUe (or all hla acUona on 'er oH your gi^ounda a< long ai; you belong to him — generally. n ypu bave a quotlon about voiir net, aend It.lo Hie Merry , Pet- column. Sunday, D»cembtr'U, 1»71 Twin FaHt. Idaho 13 change OKM

. WASHINGTON ( ^ P I ) - T h e *n»7 Am erican C ancer Socle- ! ~ S ^ te ^ v e final congreMional—typHn*«*.'«’»eriBy-Tj(—rco-mMn panel. wherever they may bo, who uro ithot^h the bill establishes ifc appointed by the President, will dolnfl the utmoat to build h _UV_cl!nlcaI_^Jens,_ttlth_tt_b«-to escape persecution by lionor, "but also the most health subcommittee, originally Ilberalizod aiul expanded so the — A«Jolf-HiUer-Nnr.lsrsald he-wns-dcmandlrtirwhlCh“ car-b-d-WrtltfilTolalal)lish‘anTndc^n'^n)oai^“dnrmobUlz^^^ pqrUcularly moved by the fact granted a man with political dent agency, similar to tlw sclenUfic talent available, thfihe had been honored for his responsibility,""Brandt Bald, space agency. lo conecntrateen wark on behalf of the G-*— “ • pcEbple. It meant much to him, will do eyerytlilng I ‘can in my But the Senate bowed to the h^Ssald, "that It was granted future work to bring nearer to HouseV insistence that the Since Oklalioma's first profit­ m^. after tlto unforgettable realization what many expect of offort be housed In the National able ull well flowed In 1B97, terrors, of the past to see the, me," he told the Nobel Com- Cancer Institute (NCI) part of i'rillers have found oil or gas In name of my^ country brought mittee of the Norwegian the NaUona! Institute of Health all but five of the state's 77 together with the will for Storting (Parliament). (NIH). counties. , U TtmBiiNqw^_T_wJn_Ealii.Jdflh&-Sundfly.*-DacmnbwM3, £Xngardzcition teaches self-lielp

-Jtj^dventurous •imvnrORK'(tVir="*Tl7Br-ynlted Statesflnd'i;545 eb-oad~tekndvenM ustfy~birt.'for rtlefsT# a slron^b»IIever In United States doesn’t have to plus some 23,700 local vblun- oi^nary folk In the underdeve- 'the dd m uim —"Give„a man., ■go broke helping the rest of the ' loped lands, .more la' accom* a fi£ and you f ^ him for one world if it would only take Peters Is « former Army plUHed faster by helping the d ay ;1 e ach him to fUh and he photographer pains to get its aid down to the chaplain who'organlied World peasants directly. feeds his family for a lifetime.','. peasants," says John L. Peters Neighbors with the aid of a -OLnklflhftmH.Cl^v„pre«idflnLQL-groiip-Qf_bmln»«i>mi.H In thA ltlTrstraTes~bo0^k World Neighbors. Southwest. • World Neighbors Is a busl> While It Is only one^flnapy ^ u f i f s i u n ^ nessman's organization that has ' groups-^, the United States : • FRI. E V K .7 -1 i P.M. .... ' ____ TWm:iALLS-=Jtia.poaalbIe. /ailed to reaurtace according to -6pefal»d-its own-forelgn-ald—angag»d-ln-prlvat«ly-tinanced— ' to travel 40,000 milcfi and noycr plans. program since 1058. ;lt oh foot, to ta k e 'som e 1,600 't>o8uro. Often ho would return color slides of various scenck several Umea to a specific point - along the river hwrltsTlatne^tTr -to-get-tha-rlght^Ught-condltions the rugged Toton Mountains to Md a slightly different ~ox- Its, confluence \rith the broad j^ su re. eOMPtETE CLOSEOUTS ^Columbia niver. ' At first, ho said, writer Bill His experiences Included Gullck-^ked him to do tiio photo work on what was to be a Photographer Karl Hoberge . wintry overnight cahips In 10* of 1971 MODEL DISHWASHERS!! below temperatures near story of tlio Snake lUver with Jac)^n . t-ake. hot aummer about half a dozen good color racbs across the Bruneau Sand photographs. When ho saw the SOME ONEOFA.KIND • SOME SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED Dunes to catch th^ right con- first slides and showed.them • NO EXTRA CHARG^FOR COLOR!! MnaUons of shadows from the to the publisher, tH« book w m soling sun, and an'icy dive Into' c h la rg ^ 'a h d lh T h ls lb rlc a l and^ the Clearwater River to recover documentary story illustrated a dunked camera*. I h ls Incident by several do*en j^otos. alm ost cost him his life when he Included is & Shoshone Falls

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' W A a ip O T O N (U P I) — W hat does a president do whof n ew s conler«nce. 'lT>en he spent hair received for that kind (rf he aald there are still doubts, formal photos of the President potential “public relations ahead anyway and the rffort l^ddent NUon. who often U fully Inform^ about what b , an hour with stitdents at Denver program . particularly among the young! Kleto in, action and with disaater.'* But Nixon went failed In the ^prem e Tuurt. chafes at wtaf he oonsid- being «id about him and who University, talking for 10 "Credibility still needs to be autographed originals of er8unfairtrea(^tbyWaBhinR. ajnslders much d tt unfair? minutes and - answering K lein laSA he waq very. In* Improved considerably for the ® dlto^ cwrtoona, .ton^aw8men,-baf-d^gal*d ------lnNt»on»eeaae.he istryingto questiontforSOroinuteflrHfrhad ^Wealed Inwhatlnterested moet' govenunen^over-aUfU-he-aald.— Kleln-sald-be-„ . hia bng'tixne associate Herbert bypass the Washingtoi press lunch with top executives of the callers, In New York, for In­ '‘But business nee^ to Improve advice on the potential public G. Klein to cany his Wraion corptfand deal directly with the local newspapers and after stance, h e said m an y ' callers credibility, abhools do, churches reaction to contemplated decl> TWIN FALLS CEMETER'' of events to the nation. newspapers an.4 broadcast sta- .lundi taped a question and asked for information about do ... people are Just more >ion8. He aald Nlxon always hU-Fole-as-Whitff-Hous«—tlaia upon-which most'Ameri-~answer program to b« shown on ■ personal-problemi’such'as' unbelieving-than-th^osM to-^ Uat«uMwt-aom4timaa-tgnore»' Communications Director, cans. 1^ for their news___ ' local t^vision that night. Then ilntciprelatlQos^ of-the.. Sodal be." ...... ‘ Wfl advic?e. - _ ------^"2 ADULT “ klein travels from coast to Ntion Is the first president to came-a private nwetlng with Security law. Klelo_wiis Inti^iewed In his Other aources aald Weln and coast to confer with news|wper have both, a communications...some. RepubllcBn.-campaign The_Jprogram waa - elced spaciousf ottice- In the ornate his awlociatM wamed'that the 'and broadcast executives, ap<- d ir ^ r and a press secretary, contributors, followed by a shoKly after the Attica.prison Executive Office Building next administration's effort to blodc pear on radio and television -publication- of-the-Pentagon. COMPANION SPftt 6 Ronald L Ziegler, ‘.the press. dinner speech to the Denver riot but he said there wasn't a door to the White House.-The program^. - and make . secretary, deals with newsmen Press Association. single call on tlut subject Klein walls were decorated with bv Papen by court order was a . ■ WmhfpetualVdfe — His objecUve Is to explain and assigned to cover the White Klein has appeared on radio aald very few callera eiq^ssed -If necessary-defen^^ ad-, House, freeing Klein to spend talk shows In San Frajicis^o, any interest in Vietnam beyond ^pinlstraUon policy. more time than any prevloi^ New York and-Chicago, an^ the end of U.S. Involvement. Dlsctiulng his assignment In government official on public swering telephohed questions *'I had one o r two questions m NOT WORSHIP ON * 1 9 0 . 0 0 ■ UPI bterview, Klein said the relations outside Washington, from llatenera. In New York, he which concerned what will • - Select'd-companion lot whilb yQu ar<>'toQoth. Washington Press Corps- Is— Klein, 53. la a former editor of appeared two mornings in a row Tiapjwri'In'terminating the war W S SABBATH DAY?” or, y/o offer a choke of flat marker, raised fciore critical of Nixon and is the San Diego Union. His on the “Uambling With on 11 total basis," ho said. "But V "... hut l)>« ik^«nth ilay li oi lh« loict iKy Ootl/' morkor ^q riva )e obove^ground burial. 1(^ willing to give hlm-«r«dlt year newspaper career has Grambllng" program which Is most of them were concerned • (EioduOOiOn) 1^ his achievements than Is the been Interrupted froquently by reported to have one of the with American participation COME JOIN US SATURDAYS l^ws media outside the capital service for Nixon. Itielr friend' target radio audiences in the and administration policy^ SABSArU SCHOOl 9>3I> A.M. • CHUtCH SIHVICI 11:00 AM . Twin Falls Cemetery Ass’n and the public generaUy. ship, began In 1M6 during nation. whether we really are bringing A.W . "BUI" MacJIar^d, Prec. d n d M g r . M Ho also claims Washington Nixon’s flrat campaign for, Klein said he probably wlU troops Itome as wo have said." SEVENTH DAY AaVENTISTJ!HURCH_ ------435'MohrAvenuiD E. TwirrFall& ^ iioportors give Nixon loss Congressr...... B few m ore radio talk a ^ w s but Klein said ho bolievcs nlxon Grand V U w Driv*, Twin Follt tftvorablo treatment'than that . Klein was press secretary and will make no attempt to honor has closed much of the 5lh & Idoho. FiUr— 1209 Unden, Buhl jlccorded most previous pros!' special assistant to Nixon, then each of the 200«vjtatlona he presidential credibility gap. But ^ntfl. the vice president in 1959 and 'wj‘*I»artlculflrly~^ln 'Prc8ldont 1660.'Klefn then wenfBack'to ffijnncdy'S'timo, reporters were San Diego only to return in 1962 “ enamoured that they were as press secretary for Nljion’i willing to overlook tilings," losing race for governor of ^ Klein said. . CaUfomia. peiM n^-vv^e ;j-poes Nixon suffer from a Klein was , communications worse press than his prcdoccfc ' manager for Nb(on's wbning ‘sor, -former President Lyndon campaign In 1066 and has been B. JcHinson? ^ White House Communications • '^President Johnson got-vcry Director since the Presldont!s_^ — little crodltln ^ la^yoar-orw -lnaugurBttDn^ ...... -Klein—Jan u a ry M id . "Ho got considerable Some wasnmgton newsmen ;^ lt before that It (a ' believe Klein is trying to un­ ress) has been fairly conslsi- dercut them with their b t with President Nlxon." publishers and readers and they resent it. Klein brushes 'aside 35 LIGHT ►*Nb(on Is a'cutbly aw are of such complaints. w ^t is written about hlm.'He - *‘Thcre Is no question Uiey MINIATURE i>*glns epch day by leafing (the hews media) need re- _____—tHrough The ------New York Times p r e ^ ta t io n In W ashington," ■“TffiO ioW ^lngtsirPostfthciT—Kleljnfflldr^‘ThrTrinnHT^ JLI9HX leading carefully a summary of ^ covering stories and very .|Q|e reports in othernewspapers, well In my opinion. But It U . m television and on the United - Lnportant for people outside w e s s Intem attonal and A*- Washington to have a duinco to •oclated Press wires. . . ask me questions." SH^loin said Nlxon usually He also said his trips give hirh SQready knows the facts bolilnd a clianco to t ^ d the mood of the —igmmnmrwmmieem^ ------;------ll^ow how it is reported ... Ito "You don’t really know what meds to-know what are tl>o the country Is thinking If you ■Niblicly known facts.'' only stay h ere ," he said. — dcBci IbcT a s lorm ed about what Ujc ipe

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^YO.A.(Gui)Kelker fam iliar with Idaho an d the p a rt waa Introduced by Fred Decker, to want to^preserve everything projects we have planned and man worked to on tlie main stem. There are critical each year and the [n' ’ cdltoTi.Tlinea-NewB tho Snake Illver has played In Twin Falls attoniey who was Just the-way it is now and td built throughout the west have control tho tlver tho •rreat < ^nuny beautiful stretches of elusion.of the functions is an TWIN FAI.IJS - Man’s ef^ tho llfo and grow th of this g re at muiiter of cercmonics. obstruct jmy further develop- add^ to the quality of man's crescent of the &iako Hlver lowing streumsi Much of the essential of niultiple-pumoM forts to control tho w aters of thQ stiite would doubt and degrade Suillvan also said ‘‘I regret ment of our resources.’' environment. Obviously, f Vallpy w^iiltl Ttm _» yflter lsJ>einfl-use(l-lor-bCTteftt wulet't DlilhnlrigloJav. - mighty Snako Rlvor for well tho‘worth^aAd need of these that a situation 1 ^ developed He added that he reRrette^l • ^ . M gW nJsh wTiiilre.’’ ho said. , - *'Waho, In Its Snake River and over a ccntur^ were defended efforts.' w ))oreln__ n a tu ra l__ Ccsource—Ihla'^becaustrwnirnte uureau vlroranentol ^roranental effccts,e but wo are jje told his listeners he ™ average annual flow 'ttwftakfl UlVtffVail^. hkilhe iagahbiegrSUchastheBureau-of-of-Roclamalionare-not-opposod—firmly—convas the Bureau of—of-Roclamalion are not-opposod—firm ly—oonvlnoed—that—th«-^antfld"to~*'flhflra"WIth''voir”a~*‘®®^‘^^*'*^'"^®"’'**'J^*’^‘®''*^^“ n.v.. >i>u « - . ^ ^**»’^^‘®^®*®*^'’d‘theneed5T)f“______>-a-_ai«l-.l ______I __ ’ I.!___ . . . . . _ . . . . * _ /_ _ t l.T.1 I... 4L ------Sulllvart; "reylonal director, tMk over (he top post about' Reclamation,, are Idenllfled-as to seriqus and thinking en- positive benefits of our projects look al the Snake Ulver today acrc-(ect,. but by the the people for continued iovmd Hegion 0[)o, U. S. Bureau of three months ago, spoke at the' brutish, unthinking'bullies who vlronmentallsta." far outweigh tho negative/* ho and tomorrow." ^m e tho Snake reaches King development.’' ho said. *‘Man's ' — .—Iledamatli .nQfln_liinchcon_of-:thB - Idaho- are opposed to the fellows in t>M^— ^^llatherrwe strongly-BUpport—sald;------^------—*'Whc^n~inirst enters Idaho flow.ls back up lo B efforts to^harness the Snake He"- suid U was "in* P ublic U n d Resource Council’s white Stetsons. Tlieso whlto hat‘~itttcm for wo consider ourselves So for a*^t|»e Snake Rivqr is from Wyojnlng, tho Snake Rlvor icro-feot. A( Welser, , River has created the wonderful . compl'ehoi(BiblO"td-mo that first annual meeting at the fellpws are soU-ldontlflod -to be truV environmentalists.- concerned, SulHvhnv9aW,-^the-|yjj ^n average onnuarfl6w'of~^“**''*^°'‘® river enters-(dacrio Uvo that Is the Snake" anyone living Ih Idaho or even CAllflgo of Southern Idaho. He ‘cnvlornmCntallsts' whg scorn "We. bellovo thnt most of the Important efforts on the part of about 4 million acro-foet By the **®Us Canyon, the flow averages River Basin. Then? are ^ ~ • ' num havo^ Included Irrigation, timo It leaves the state the total^^ but they can be A. iiirTHi mill II coni^oi^ hydroelectric average annual flow has risen ^ solved and overcome. To our power generation, recreation, to 33 million acre-foet In tlw Port of Uio dramatic inflow critics, let us say, let's look at fish-and-wildlife..and upper.Sn^cUiertlire dama on ^stead of looking quality conti-ol. aomeof tho tributaries and hIsq' Brdq_ofJhe,rlyjEL-Whtch,-backtoan Eden that never was. ___ ' ■ :------— ------— ...... '"Sullivan said, was one tongible letls look forward and work but generally unplanned together toward a sound and bonoflclol result, from the up- plrogresslve doyolopment. Blream development.' program of our water and land - Irrigation, he said, Is not the resources and an-Cden that can B l a i n e only potential with groat Im " C a m a s promise. W ater-based Tho Im portance of controlling C a s s i a recrootlon Is o ropldly growing the river In Idaho, ho said. Is major part of water resource .shown-by recent studies which £ | l a o r e development. In fact, ho said, identified some B.0 million acres G o o A i n g nbt many people really realize Idaho land to_to potentially^ J e r o m e ■ tljo pro'porllonli-It'has already Irrigable, this In addition to the " M agic reached. 3.4 million already Irrigated! l i l n e o l n Hydroelectric Installation, "Over 00 per cent of this vast _ p e r m l tt l n g m u ltl- p u r p o s e |wtcnUol tu-oa Is locoted In the T w i n F a l l s developments, are also Im- Snake River crew^iu. the V alley portant us are fish and wildlife project is rather ‘heady' even II benefits. Ho cited the fact only 60 per cent, or even 25 per Sunday, December M. 1971 municipal ond Industrial water cent of the potential Is . supplies.-arc..l)ccoming more roallied,” ho said. . ’ aide hacks dam.

■ q iE W S DRIVE riI.rN G S far the new $78,000 BulHfln Street Bridge, west of Hailey. Tony Russell, (Contractor for tlic bridge,' natd eacii piling is designed to-rarry 35 tons. He said that chides Idaho senator Snowy job this winter concrete ahutments will l>e pouretl and-five pre-fliress,beams, each 101 feet long, BY DAVID ESPO power firm, made Ills reimirks consortium of strange bod' -wUI-b«-lni;Ulledr-CooBtrueilon-lft-oxp«(tted-to-bo— Times-NewffWriter ^tt-tiiofirst^annual-conferancoof— fgllowfi.-pQnHlBtlntf-nf-D rlvaf ■■»eyopley-onfteted-i>ortjortft-6f-tlie-oodo-aiul .walcc_JUver_for_reaapna.. of_-j? notlceasentoutlnthocounty.lio „ environmental control. • -tiien-TcJectcd Itr lic-sald- —Myion D .^iuisga______Hanrinifwwy^— Bppsaring Johnson, wlien nsked what the added,lfl2irwilinjordpnyinonn Members’of tijc association were urged to Uierc would not l>e nny slint-. Immediately before Steams in effect the decision by ab^iut 125 • contact Ujclrlogl.«5laters regarding tlic new code, ■ tcrlng cffect to tlic county’s tlio panel discussion, had come Hemingway ; taxpayers to withhold payment which Dayley said “seems to tie tlio hands of h TWIN FALLS — Studies of irrigation return e« ' .. ..._ streams, carrying with It an increase in salt and could tell, tlierc soem s to be the Hemingway liaid he was "not Canytm dam and the pending*^ nitrogen nitrate poll^iion, but a.docrease In against oU dahis," but only Packwood bill which would slated on usual traffic of taxpyers ap' ptiosphates which also conbribute to pollution. I Buhl appeals for Uiose which did interfere with crate a national river of tlw pearing to pay their taxes, but Al the same time, Carton said, tho Incroased sold ho woiQd h av e to w ait until spawning and mlgroUon of fish. Middle Shaken "podng mu(ii nitrogen load leaves tho w ater a t a safe level ^or Ho branded, a dam In Hells the same threat/' He said protest after Dec. 20 to make a more drinking under guidelines set down by tho Public accurate ovoluatlcn. A-'positive blood Canyon "a short time and projected population growths in Health Service. . _ * SH0SH0N13 - Five Uncoln wasteful postponement of the the state make upstream His study was conducted from Oct. 1, lOOfl County taxpayers will appear BUHL— AspecialappealhaB wecK. in UoIkc, one for a i-ller 'day of reckoning." -rvwwupptlvf pf puramniint through S ^ t . 30, I960, and utilized selected before m em bers of Uto State been Issued by, Uie Regional resident, and ono for a Bllus Idaho Irrigators who have 'importance. Figures he Greenawalt samplbig sites Uiroughout Uie area. Tax Appeals Board at In- American Red Cross office in resident. All four surgeries endorsed such a dam, he said, pres^ted showed a projected dlvldiu^l itearings Monday.— ^ _ ..iJoisa for-A*po8itivc-blood-to.bc-j:cqulre...Uia_Ai)Q8ltiV0_'blQ0d,______Appcarlng.with.C«rtcr.on a pwiol.dlscusslon on___ -^havo-lMen-sold^ bill ofgoods—doUhling^-Jdaho-spflpuIjftUQn- — nio first'iiMrlng is set for ialksaboW donatedduring the semi-annual according to Ralph Assendrup, "Standards of Quality" wero Gordon Aland, an under false colors." in the next &0 yesrs. -o fficial of tho Monsanto Go.;^Vcf7io ilam ro of.Uio 0:30a4n. at Ujo courtlwuw! for .....bl&odmobllfi drawing at the Bulil blood cliainrian; r the appeal of Floyd Silva. Buhl Moobc Hall f^om'2 until 5 1110 A-poaltlvc blood is needed, United Slates Forest ^rvlco, and Dr. Ijco Sharp, Other taxpayl’rtt adioduletl to lax hikes - pXn. Monday. - in addition to Uie lQ(^)Int Mood ..., ..Quota-foc—lHe-3rawlng.- n»e University of Idaho. ------JEROME — Taxes tho — FoUf'^^nfeJiiTTiifi-^^erllirblDOdmobllir will“ move to Clarence Magoffin, E.R. mnln- concern when stato Aland "roportod to~ the conterence” ^ SpeaikeTFT^^^ WWerry, Glch Young and Carl rep rosentatjlvc E ar! liave been sclieduled for tho Gooding Tuesday. rocli^ation efforts of Monsanto Co. at its Ballard mining sites. SchuppcnIc!r‘nil'«PPeflIlng-lhe—QrcenawallT-Jftl-omf.i-spoke- nmount of tliclr 1070proporty before the Gooding" Vax ____ Hamre. in ids remarks to ti>o co'nferenco. ------taxoB— ------^------l-EqualltyTAssodatifrirKridBy' -the-ef(ort*-of-tlie—Korcst_£ecvlcb------■ . evening in Jerome. Varied forest against attacks that It was "geared only to in­ dustrial timber production." He said U»o agency Itep. Greenawalt reviewed . . . (Omtiooedfroup.l) v^lu^t he htuS told th e M orlhsido Is "caught In a crossfire by the conQictlng public _-JHe-Mld-hi.wj!illriot_immlndful!lof_th9.rnar»y_ Allredjwin& ■ dem aridr6f'fu!fll!lng'^etx‘r»ieed"tormore“ nealfoVs Wednesday about ' good accompllahroents of the Sierra dub bid excessive tax increases, and usage~proposed forest-based goods and services and the en- added Its demands over the years have been both vironmentallsts' demands to cease timber roadjhost said tliore is no need for tlie extreme and excessive...... , 'IWIN V M A ^ - iwuglas a r^m ]rlugl.ilntiKr whlclrUea-Tjp - itiintf.^ d other resoiircflntjlitation activitiios_ >-aaily^-______Stnlth, district forester for tlio cnprmoua . areas of land for on'natl^al forests." Hamro aald tho service Congress in IWO by onanim oui vote and thiit thn^P»t bo closed lo tho pulilic servalibn organlsittKMirttlUcn ^ cam^ign to defeat E.C. Welfis ^agem cnt'a policy. . of trying . _ SmSmith ith adrcased______tho Idaho during____ _ harvesUng and the’few SaMlooth NaUonal Recreation Area, ^ whoae for tlie four year term. Wolas to clow desert entries should bo Public U nds Resource Council, short years required Z Rayenscroft kept norihwek'irepreMntativd, 1 .have rsMon to re^lvedlilne vordif = " ■>bVl6W6dr- Appearing-with Smith on. a . cstablliluiew growth. believe, master-minded the creation of ^ e ■"^head^f-Gouneil- _ . _____tor hunting, fishing, Ihe Sierra .Club, be said, has sent word out to lU . k____ I.. -*« . l ». ■'ilH---- • N«rp«i=l>M rfc|l ______^e^tnaitis lu ueroi uw aawuxiui imu 00* tivitles enhanced by fo r^ Beach, Calif. ^dlng, m ttjnuni MUbM J. Sch- grouid»“U {alls to adnliutdy protect the icenlo ------=^=^^^TSFTtol«r

BURLteY'.-^-A twoMlay. the atnte, h u not been - >0;W ^Jllloii acre*, about m sites. -wnrkftinp T.fa.-, .th rt-lit::th.:::iiatimi j:itiit«L Khool tnatw a'nai cannlled' Among^ (he . looes echedDled~*" tlttm a U y a s ______HaU liueka. Otodlngrtwdy (Vldaydwtopoorsfeattierand lor...... dlscuvkxi‘ al ' the ' «ieet Kad . Primitive areas ar« being private ompanles to haltfrhatr— r^ w ia d were daytoo polUlS; ^ ^ eojUMijr.ui p n iir w iMUIQ Turu « rw w aobi g yr iw to .,u lla w awViff------driving condlUoiii.' ; ' ~ been achooUMcher relallqns, sludled by the Forest S«vlo« I* termed a trend toward Hurless, aayton, vice Holdover directors are UF. or lbe.:BUI. B<4 thw dont M w tW ." /, ’ U te’conference, which was to school law ti'ends, the Impact of underaCongreaslori^lniandate ."rmatlonal duma.''Heaald Bradbury, Cballls, grailng have Include^ W ertffJLfnm i- muit.daclslnili oo local acbool to aaaeaa thelr-sultahlllly-%_t90.-m^ iw u lli^ ^ n.M,iji. nmmi nidiard . Sgydsri Sm.; R . nralaad the >cU«llka ol i d , idaho' Piibl4k';b^C <

a S r ad- lard-superlntendent iimllb »uM««ted rotation of I* ; ,';*0 / wnrn Do» Wedarlclisen, Ihro^ghiiii iiBH fa« empli|i«d rather. “phlioaophyja-'^ap^’f . ■: t- v .'ittiijJi. n ^ g i ' w at».w s. 11 TlniM-N«\)(i, Twin Fallt, Idaho Sunday, D«c«mbm' IJ, IWI Misunderstanding

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BOISE - Calvin E. Wright, Productivity gains m u st bo Internal Reyeni|9.j{^^^ ^ takeri Into account in figuring Idaho, said .the liuUlc has a bosU. ._Some price Increases Burley Soroptimist club general mUunderBtandIng may be above thp 2.5 per cent -About- The'goal of the economic depending on the actud cost ■staUlization program is to limit -whereases. Wright also reminded prmo' woll kno^'Tu^kynow n B u r l o y Poyno and Mr«; Bodney BoioctionsBoloctlons from the _pjay. play. "MahoMotheroiUieYearV.md tiTXTXlXIlSI; COClG av erag e price increases to 2.5 resident,-was honored during Murphy. . , Sniilng w«e ftlrlcia Belnap a former rnmbw ot the Burley per cent a year. This does not retiillers that current ^ ' the Birlev Sorontlmlst Qub'a gift exchange was held and Tbrrt Clark, accompanied Soroptimist Club. -m ean the pdce increases up to regulations— also require 'oil A the dinner. by Tim Oark. Two piano «,!« It waa announ^ the nerf 2.5.per cent are autonuiUcally businoBses to meet posting ■ In a BUrprlsa ceremony Mrs. Members of the cast from were played by T om aark. regular meettag «dll be at noon changes urged allowed. requlriiments before any prices iC ^ ^ p r S r a ^-^'nailler on the Itool" en- A letter w«( read tam Mr.. Dec. 16, due to the holiday, The only allowable prl^e can be raised. increases are those Justified on membership In the hurley toisdemeanor as..the new BURLEY — Changes ore the basis of cost Increases In Soroptimist Qub. She is a criminal code does. The needed in^tho new crimbial effect on or after Nov. H. Licenses ch arts member of the club^ has recommendations also call for code thnt wa^KPasscd In tiu) .. .aervefl the gniup as president •changing* the crime of em* — ~ luat “ B08al0n' 'flK^^Uid'-Idaho and th r o u ^ th e y ears h as been 'bezzlement tiack to a felony legislature, acceding to $iri6 we^ ou t are 1 istetl chaimum of member of many instead of a misdemeanor. Idaho Son. nobert\ Saxvik, HOUSTON (UPD-The cur-, committees of the dub. Saxvik said the support given., BURLEY ~ Tim regionol ' Burley. _ rent Issue o( “Space Citvl"--an Ihe ceremony was conducted law.enforcement offlcers-arid Citizen support isjiee'llQd to airport board meeting which underground newspaper — lists. by Mrs. Edith lUustadt, attorkioys in their efforts w ^ scheduled .for Thursday " make this liiw t> ^‘| 91 automoUIe license numbers vice president. AhandenKraved toward ccvlalon will carry u evening., w as canceled duo. to codo tlmt law enforcem>qt allegedly assigned to unmarked certificate . was presented to great deal of weight Ho urged weather conditions. Many officers, the courts -police cars. The tags'reportedly M rs. Payne. JSpecial guest for cltixons to become acquainted board members were unable to prosecutors con work wltit. were on cars In the narcotics,^ the evening was Mrs. Gartii. L witli tiie provisions of the now said Sen. Saxvik. reach Burley. vice and Intelligence bureaus of ——Pfaynera^aughler-in-lawortlw- iw-nnd-mnkc'thoir opinions - ' A new date for the meoUng According {F^Saxvll the department. honoroe. law, unlos.* D lilrlc l (lourt ny i-t SADIE DaGLEE during a lurptlie ceremony at He annual J^ rto makrhnd check-passing------lliratlondcd-fclnk's-Schooll-ol— | Vn. eveiii ?OHLft'r&?«rnnnjrT.ns; Captain Kelly, an Inielligence Chrlitmai soeUI at Bryan’s cale. n Iclony rather than a Business, Boise. M, u, «. ivn. officer, is assigned to a unit of the Tactical Air Command which frovldcfl com bat units fdr air support of U. S. Ground forces. He previously served at Sugar company official Buy Now Durin<^ Our Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam. Ills wife, Janet, Is the - i r T Y 7~ n n r r r v 7 ^ ^ / l «

GOODING — U. S. Air Force RUPERT — Eaniest Blauer, tonnage has drwpped. Sugar plant is tlie fourUi largcsT S^gt Larry L. Falhauer has manager for Mlnl-Casaia area The sugar’ company la In the world and employs about been selected to participate In of Amalgamated Sugar Co., was engaged In a research program 400 persons during harvest and ------thcrStratoglr~Xlr-eimgnawl>t»-fhw-,p,>«t-»j»,Bk,«»-'i4ttttMiih»ftn,______have been iUretl, UiauBTT'sald."'uirom ^h .lan. 2S7~nfaiTrfr itflldT" Ills wife, Jeanette* Is the •nie sugar company is in- There seems to', be a Brlglit Ed Hartman was in charge of ____ ^dnjigl»ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon tcrestcd.In the farmer’s ,totn]Juture_for Uiosugar beet for tl>e the cham ber program and ...... Warthcn. Gwdlng. ' farmtag program of rotating p0pulati0ri~lii~the S^orld-is- wupa,crops, liuknot jiuikJust Bu^ui'sugar• beets — —- —------, .WllimwV'Strasser, wHimitr strasser. chamber cnamoer alone Blauer told Uie chamber president, announced the Pink "“■nbers.- ^ ^ T i Ladles of Mhldoka Memorial About 20 p er cent Income In ac re s of s ^ a r to e ta left In Ui« the U. S, Is spent lor lood and p-oundlnthoM lnl.^laoreo, holiday tea from 3 to 6:30 p.m. about 30 per cent of Income Is - Involving some 15 fmnors. -JJiX y at S s p N POOL T spent for food In Great Britain. "After all tho problems duo to '■ ...... ' " y Hie American farmer has In- weather this fall, all has worked New officials who have creased tlio output from the out well for the farmer who recently Joined the Minidoka farm by about five Umes'In the raised sugw beets," Blauer Hospital staff will bo honored last few years. sold. during the tea.. Tlie public. Is Last year there were, some The Paul Amalgamated invited. 37,000 acres of sugar beets In Mlnl-Cassla area for an in- crease of 4,000 over 1070. About 15 per c(int of the sugar beets were machine thinned and It Is expected that next year about 30 per cent will be machine thinned. ' Average for this year was 17 tons per acre..A fow jearfi.ago the Mini-Cassia area was averaglng-lB tons per aero, but

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d a n v iLl e , Caltf. (UPI)— he aald in an Interview. "I even was in Bome In New quite.a lot, Hart added.’ "You had to be good Juit ^ Jac k H a rt 1b the very Image of Hart, who stUl dresses In a -Vork aty, Including Buffalo '"niB working cowboy had a hold a job the year round. A the legendary rawboned cow- cowboy outfit of boots, h«t. Bill’s. But 1 quit, the rodeo h) lonely life, exc^t at roundup cowboy had to be ableI to rope, poke who lived in the saddle, plaid shirt and jeans held up when my partner, a time when the herds would be brand and, like me, break d^ew fast and shot straight. ^wlth a^wide leather belt a n d bulldogger, was killed In a brought together and we horses. All this for $50 a month difference is that Hart bi' stiver btickle, Is a little hard of rodeo In Kansas.*'^----- , ------rfollowed the Santa Fe or and chow.' »'yearrT)W^nd^ianr^v«rBSaHngWIirmoi^TogiCoir'^Tl«'WU-aliOln-tii«:thwge'on-ChlBhoUn'trBlla:------—::------that part of history. He was a hocae once In a while. He San Juan Hill with the Rough ...... ------riding the ran^e back In. the .' jMldom misses seeing a rodeo In Riders during the Spanish' 1880s; — ------— - A m erican W a r ,------— — Hart doesn't have much use He has attended the last IB Hart said ho talked with L. for the movie or TV portrayal of Grand Natlonatrodeo and horse Teddy Roosovolt and he was Just in time for CHRISTMAS— -' 1 Western life, despite the - fact shows In the Cow Palace In San "ju^t ordinary." that he worked te an extra In Prandscp and has scored Df "The thing Hiked most obbut ’ som e'^rly Hollywood oaters. , hrleii^ among tlie cowboys in him was that when ho said‘lot's BENNETT'S ANNUAL MIRROR SALE Hart, who lives In a retired the event. But he doesn't think go’ he really meant It." folks hocn^ln this small com* the rodeo is what it used to be. There were some clashds' m unify a c r w tho bay from' San "Things are a lot different between shoopmen and cattle EULL LENGTH DOOR-all widths F rancisco, said the cowboys life now," he said. “The'kWs who men whllq.Hart waa.working \ waa "tough, hard and lonely" ride in the rodeo are soft, not the ranges "but 1 only heard of but, he -c0uldnlt_rccsll _ e v ^jough Ukejre were.*' _ It, niver saw IL VENETIANS - beyeled - oil sixes seeing a gunflght or an Indian' ' Hwt, bom Jan. 22,.ii?irin ~“lf you-let-people alone they- battle. . Oklahoma territory and raised didn’t bother you. That wont for "We wore guns, and carried in'-MaltarMont:7Toped“Btoorr~Indian5rTwttlemcff'T>r-sheep^ “FR AM lD~lrBaatHuhttssortment------rifles, but they *ere for rat- llnd rode broncs In rodeo? men." tlesnakes stuff like that," throufd^out the West. ' . .. . And tho cowboy was loft alone Give a lasting gift - a plate mirror Animals facing extinction

NEW DI5LHI (U P I)—Conserr ■nie tig er can bo sav ed now only when 12 of India's 17 federal vatlon and wildlife authorities if its killing Is totally banned." states legislated a total bon-on are afraid that the famed and Hunters and poachers also the shooting of tigers, at tho •beautlful'Indlan-UgerT-and-thc_are blamed for-havlng-almost- .urglng-of-tho-lndl^-Board-of~: BEMHETrS Preparing launch great fndlan rhlnoce^,. are wiped out wild rhinoceri. The Wild Li/o. Subsequently the racing to extinction.' ' ' rhino is much prized forltshorn- other-flvo-Btates-also-enaoted Twin Falls G lass & Paint . Rovlsod game laws have which In some parts of the world tiger protection laws although sought to halt tho In^crlm l* is tholight to provide a powerful they did notr'complet'ely ban 1863 Addison E. 7^3-3368 nate slaughter that In tho past aphrodisiac and to be a cure for their kilUng. Special ends Dec. 23rd few decades has rapidly dlmln-. male sexual Impotence. Some authorities doubt there Rocket firings capsule Ishod India's once-rlchwiki life. Tho first real move to a re even 2,000 tig ers left in tho But laws alone have .been preserve the tiger camo In 1970 wild. • ______unflbl^to,dQih»j:egCMd Job.^ ' tUIUi .d. drop success at^endell authorities say,, the tiger and -already—be^

. W ENDELL - A ro ck et firing Mrs. Carolyn Mason, Mrs.' llfo and to brln(( llm "SpoM to the clan o n tn ry scholar, . Uum 35 y ea rs ago India s aniland capsule capinile drop waawas held al at JoannoJcanno Powell,i-owoi], Mrs.mra. Katblocnnauuui.ii nlacod at Givehera... tho Wendoll IlS School fool- Francis, Mrs. Theresa ■ Dennis H,o projoct was ropor^ a “Wr -ballball field Thursday morning, oiiuand mra. Mrs. iios«inuryRosemary Uwton success «»ui.as all thoui« .rockets « fired, v « v « 11,-1. »r« * ■ ■’ Col. dobert Schrockenberx, wlw have been attendlnii an and tho capsules, which c^- "‘“y Twin FalU, Ovll Air Palrol aerospace educaUon clas.i ot- talned raw ,egii«, successfully ™ " 2.^- n ------offlceiT-^ssUted-W endell-leredatGSrUu-oughldatoSlala-prolected-theli^eonlmlsJflJ _____ \ Elementary School teachers Unlvorslty. The class was landing with forces cquol to , K itc h e n A id anlrstudenU wiUi tlio acUvlty. designed to help teachers relato thMo resulting when a spice ^ ^ In 8 ------Tho^M lats-w cncbullt-by-thfrsikce program to cvoryilay-sh|p und«Boos o-w alclJnndlng._IJ^^“ J|J!L!!!?_!:??!;?"_™.„ DISHWASHER^DISPOSER According to M. Krlshnan, a HOT-WATER DISPENSER leading Indian naturalist,'"the steep- decline in the tiger population is duo alm ost en> Uroly to tlioir killing by mon — HUII.T-INS by licensed or privileged 1’OHTAIILES sportsmen, by poachers, and by CO N V KH I'I n i U l* O in 'A lll;fiS " cattlem cn who poison tlwsm. Election set [RitdieiiAiddisiiiraslier. ItlineiK

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U y in weak for dampening clothes-or xwin Falls to stay. Balt water for 48 hours. Then washing windows) with water Docember totjil Philadelphia 65 44 We won’t get Into • the pack In a wide mouth Jar and soap flakes'. Sprny un- Veiu-’aTotfll a moan siecne hcroaboul^;! Phoenix 57 M argument, but would like to say without pressing them down, dersides of leaves; one dose Is La.styear PitUburgh 40 40 .00 that what we need is an,,all- Cover vl^th 2 parts wator and 1 enoughi” Portland, Me. 54 30 .23 • purpose tree, one that grows Part vinegar, cold. Place She adds, “To save oh papet- Portland, Ore. 42 3G. .03 ' ‘fast, has go^ shade, always something over them to.keep Vm.not using an envelope to .iSt. Louis . 60' 2ft ■ gretn, has fragrant blooms, no th«m under the liquid. TIjoy wllJ write you. Just d ploco o l paper Wax those skis well. Folks! SaltUkeCfTy 33 17 .20 ■ fruit or seed to llttor the lawnj be as fresh as from thi vino, folded and stapled. As you well San Antonio flfl 35 Twin Falls and vicinity; High today and Monday 18 to 2B; approaching ______tho._jQuoon light in much of the area. invulnerable to disease and 'Rils Is how my grandmother know the more paper we can San rrancinco 52 44 North Side; Durle/'Rupert low tonight zero to,10 above. (^arlotto Islands and moving All ski areas should have extremely durable. The truth is Itept hsrs." save or recycle, the more trees Seattle 36 30 M area: , 'Central Idaho mountains, southeast at 25-30 knots. Tliere ample snow by now — with ^ __ there’s no such miracle tree. GHEjEN THUMB NOTE: we.can save." Sipokane 10 , 4 .11 ___ „Wc:vc-gotjome.£Ood-Uwa,l^-^^‘^‘®y«^ hoard o[ Good Ideal ' Periodji of-snow tod»y-and south of Salmon Tliver; is , strong overrunning many areas now beginning to Washington G8 47 select from, but it’s difficult to win. we’re h ap p y to get thinip. ^*~QOESnON.BOX- tonlghti-mostly-cloudy-Mondfly------Periods of sno'w-in all MCtions-.preclpllatlon-abead-'oI~thQ-:-warry-abouttoo-much.anQir-foii-^WiolUta- recoinmenarecommend anvany narucmarparUcular ireetree Hope vu.«.»others.will «... send us their, QUESTION OF THE WEEK: with chance of occasional snow; today and tonight; mostly system that will bring more the mountainous roads. Sun without reservaUoTMaoles are‘Ups about tomatoes, 80 wo can D. R. of Malta: “When I dug up '^ndy .at times.'Not quite so cloudy with snow showers likely precipitation into Eastern 'Valley reported a total of 30 stiJJ MDuJar thov hold pass them along. my glad bulbs we found cold. High today and Monday 22 Monday, locally hedvy at times. Oregon and SouUiwestert Idaho inches on top of Mt. Baldy and Uioir leaves well into fall and AMARYLUS: If you potted thousands of small (pea ’site Jo 32; low tonight 10 to 20. Llttio temperature change, wlUj Ujis morning. The storm front 24 Inches on Dollar Mountain, arc well adaoted to cltv smoko your bulbs in the first days of bulbs) atfcched to the main of precipitation 80 per hlghtoday and Monday 15 to 2fi; sliould affect the entire region. The extended ouUook for U»o and dust ExDcrts don’t alwavs November you should have full corm. Would it pay us to save cent 1^‘rough Monday. low tonight xero into the teens. Saturday afternoon tern- period Tuesday throughbe cold on Tuesday, but may ' aHreo on vSich trees are bloom at Christmas time, and plaM these? How long will ^ Camas Prairie; Hailey and WeaUier synopsis: peratures ranged through the Thursday calls for variablewarm somewhat by Wednesday and Thursday. Hlgha will range d^aiinblo. A Uee held In fow‘ Flowering takes placd about 8 It Uko for them to be nowering ^"n.urHniid’v hJ from 25 to'35 on Tuesday, in- hX6n*^Bnd*'”m ostpeopte flowe^g, keep the plant U n les s you have Ute time and lpfally>»covy at times; Saturday, with an mutable, from'a mild (for the area) two Wednesday. Vith periods CTcaslng of to“ di) i o Dy wea- ■llsMriiBii Iho lrc'« calllniHt a Browing by foodlog ond spaco, It's hardly worUi Uie wW' olianco of snow on- moist nlr mass dominating Iho. abovo lero at Falrdeld to 27 at snow, ^ow may docrea«« by ncsday and Thwsday, with lows wood becauso It',’ w o alt? h«»-wot^Hng It. By tho ttao shirt - tro u b lo to saw th« tiny pea-iil«-M“nday and_wlndy„at Jlmca. situation. An occulslon was IIomcdalorT>reclpltaUon was niursday. Tompcraturos will remaining In thp toons and 209, ..brliUo branches M d an of- *I.o«vc w eather rolls around you corm els found around th e base ~ -______;______' ______' fensK^e odor from th e flowers, c m put the pot outside in full of tljo largo, glad corm or ' • ' . ■ , , ■"yet, the ailanthus Is cham- »un- • /'bulb." Store th6m as you plonbd by many readers J}f this Leave bulb in pot and sink pot would the regular bulbs. and> column as a fine .c^oice for a and all into the soil. Keep bulb spring you plant the cormels In durable, unde^an^ng tree for growing all summer. Just rows In well prepared soil, Mind Your Money Deadlines changed city. Its bad rep'utetion has been before frost, remove the pot By autumn, the pea-like tyoiijht ahftiit from the tr<^’« with bulb in it to house> Stop cOrmels should bo small bulbs. , BYPETERWEAVER Uiat you got better quality more than, record changers j j || H O to d l —Whoa-huyiag-jitarco-cqulp-—oquipmcnt_fQt_y-ouc_raoncy_<-ai.ound-|115-vi,-|4^>-but_. ■Qniv6r5aTT55fl^«nirelUeritkc^^leHng-for-ab^t-"e~nfionlI» ror— Then the toUowlng-sprlng-lIjCSE ment for tho“nrsl“llme7you'rc“ whcn~you“buy“scparalo-com ^-ci^lte8'dDn’t"g6flcratchod-or New York. We like ali trees a brief rest period, and keep In a v e planted and wlUi good luck faced witli U»o garbled noise of ponents. Consoles make dirty and last far longer than especially after what they go cool place. Then sUrt watering you should have flowering BOCA RATON. Fla. (U PI)- the field for unscrupulous tax a handsome and convenient records, through . One writer says «»d^eedi_ng the bulb forhollday p]ants.-Th_e-«lors wlll be-Uie- ^ _____ U.S.'Intein^ nevenue“Servlcfl- preparers and those who falsely package but youwaste a lot of ‘'they're gassed by polluUnts, b lb ^ . This W oiie plant no one same as tltat of tlie parent or , /V..I/ Thwc atcn t as iTiany pr • Commissioner Johnnie M. Wal- advertise to lure clients, “twebter"? A “woofer"? Is money on all that cabinet work, recorded cassettes to choose ’ pushed by cement, pe^^erod canW eoonforgrowlng.Ifyou original plant. “Iniqnnodulatlon idlslortlon", "w ith salt and banged by ,havc\ your own way for If you want to try your hand at •really bad? Wliat about "peak auloinoblles. Next to fire flowcrag it, stick with.lt. reiiilng glads from seed, sow tl)c<' poworV and "frequency hydrants they may be tlie (log’s SALyiNG PUM PKIN se<^ in the ground In early spond? om^ nowar.b.lng:drnft

on AMKICA, INC. ' fascinating. Jolden- brown, .tlrrlng\UalftcilUllK!)jnil,?m W oo!T.lng « «otron o mnnrus) iceis you ^ o . uu. system . If you’re - interested in Ircnucntly, tor-oven browning. lltelnad,ShouId-rcuritl)aclror “ “*“>“^‘'^ ‘-’«‘“ '* Speaking to members of the ^ . t . " ...... _ ____ lUknulirape^ve- utnrnnstereo equiinhentz if f - MH*flears mAVmay nntnot bo llO RA-IAl'so-for VAIIfSjypurev OWNmOHTIBLl^ becoming a conchologlst Sprinkle w ith salt. Coo] and Just let It grow on? It’s'^ust American^ Institute of Certified whut you ..really • ^ant is Make, testa ,in...the |200 price HURDrS^STOREM* (pronounced , '‘konk^ col-O- store In alftlght container. beautiful!" Public Accountants, meeting In “background music." range and lot your own cars bo glst") send me your name and "Our teen-age ..daughters Why not let it grow and give Sentenced Boca Raton; he took the tHIKSHOrPMG CENTER For this . kind of casual your guide. Make sure the I'll forward it on to a club. usually .do these seeds and tills you blossoms in the winter opportunity - to congratulate a Iu((«iiful buiinatt el listening, says Klass, you can salesmgn plays tlie test stereo y «u re w n In a pilmt ihepping Did you know tliat some year U>o seeds were forgotten. months? 1/ it is in a largo pic­ CALDWELL, Idaho (UPI) — CPA’s (or theh' tax work. get a good monaural FM set for roceivers on the same set of in m «a . a rabbits cat snails? And tliat tlie .Tliey soaked overnight In tlie ture window, Uic plant can bo Third District Judge Edward Walters said more than 60 m«mb«r ef Amailca'i faiUii one-third tlie price you'd have to speakers. European song thrush “kid- aalt water. Tlie next day the. trailed to grow inside tlie J. Lodge has sentoncod Alvle p<,r cent of tha hicome tax OI3I.Th0nl< y^u. joins observance NexCl’ngC rca'n.IJ'ji fo“ sL r 3 ffndMml“ « nor. 3,, Caldw.ll., • continue to monitor and survey nrgruf^ioTd ?ne ■ -T t‘;:“;t K V th M j'rp air” p“r^ - W IN . .F A U iJ .— tTlio._Twin- -^ IIc„opiine(l Uie Twin FuUs, z i r a tr x Ffllls office of Edvvard D. Jones officc in June, 1006, and said' Wlicnwiicn “MayMay rous rolls arouna, ajouha^io uio Dynaco, AH. Again, try these' «fltiroi)lant'Cmrbe set outdoors and Co., St. Uuis, Tjen’d'od'T^ldny tfiot buftlncaa-lmfl'Con-- Emco (stereo sales) and against otlier brands, and lot byllobcrtSclbcl.wlllJolftlnthc tinucd to bo “very good," as In full sun. Geraniums are work We^ve spent 100 years memher o( Uie Acoustical your ears b« the judjo. firm 's cclnlifiiilnn nf .iftfl ypiirn “pcoplc do approclato local horses when It comes to W hnt ahniit ffli of pervice to thLnmbllc. ------wnnscl-nn-invofltTtientTrtnttcYr you sljouJd put money Into one rtapes? "If you don’t already .Selbel nnld Die com pany And Uioy ^ J o y tl»e convenience take'a rest period. As long as stereo console package or own a bunch of rworda,’’Myer ■getting ready tahm Kpt!cU>Us?i}9 jy i prie-innn offices of buying and soiling locinijT' they want to put on 8 show for wHother you slwuld buy In­ says, *'lt mlglit bo wise to start Uiroutihout the nnlloii under the you, I’d say let tliem. dividual stereo components for off 'with cassettes and a tape philosophy o f ' ‘‘bringing .Wall Presently, there are four sVc TODAY'S WANT ADS lor fho your own tailor-made system. dock Instead of a record Vt)Ur Msine^^^ _____Street to Main Street. U.S.A." offices of Edward D, Jones and lio^l buvi In lown. Itotlt_ Myor_nnd_Klass_ d d n i changer.” Tope decks cost All facilities, Including stock Co. In Idaho, Including noLse, ^ ninrket rejjoarch, lnsl4mt stock Caldwell aml Lewlston, iw well EDWARD D. JONES & CO. has lust complotod ------nuoliu'-atul-dlroct-cxecutlon-of-as-Twin-Faibi.-A-flfth-will-bc --ItB lOOthvonrof aorvinq Invostofa. liny a n d sell o rd e rs , iiro oncnal In Jnnunry In Sun Valley Wha^keeps Idaho rynning? When domflcompanloB got to bo a h u n d r ^ y o a r ^ " liraviclod b y tlio Twin Falls by Mike Moulton, an account "O ld: they soem mora IntorcBled-in'tfllllng y o u - iilllci'. .SolbeLaald- ...... ______uvor^ga-oiabtoo-gaibns^f-olluumriLriny*, ______S o d o all the other 205 million Amorlcona. O il n'nd natural, gofl oupply 75 porcont w hut thoy d id , than wriat (hoy'ro going to do . W o T -of our onoroy noodo: almost all tfanGportotlon. moM otwhot Isuood for oooklng or\d think thot's a prolty suro woy not to got honllno. moro than'40 porcont.Of all ou; oloctrlclly. — i. to bo 200 yoars old. A country tiiat runo on oil con't nllord to run Ghort. Building jD.futurojB,^compllcalod business. What you-wantfor-tho-futurocanchangb-dramatlcttllyln ymfrrrdayrvmdtqtrartTnw^^^ . * ■ ’ Sunday, Deeemb^ 17, W71 TlpiM-Newi, Twln.Fall«, id«ho-M-—i Vot?rirptnnisin voic<“d

WASHINOTON (UPJ) - (Minted by cfiUc* during the dWr«M and gramNlng about enMcU lo i m the (arm vole Foreca»l« o( IB7J “political light over hli conflnnatlon, the coni siluallon-whldi ha« *lv« coordinated jiy k-m all hmerali (or Rapubllcana In Yeutter predicted. produced string preteure fS fulHlme jtafJ here working , (arniatatea are, u Mark Twain Already, Yeutter asHrted, goveniment aid many Uirough a network ol volunteer said about erroneom reporta ot But* hai , provided ■ a GOP lawroakera aa Well al lUI* chairmen. ^hU'deathVgreiltly'MUggeratedrTwyohologlCalbooatforthefann-Den'oerate-----— had— been a noK GOP campaign otflclal ••economic picture by Kla'an- “grOaUy dveremphaalied and clalniHl to^y.------r nouncehient a day alter taking “ “ gBerawd.'' ...... — TWIN FALLS RIFLE Clayton Yeutter, _n ew ly _oHl9eUulwe«kolplan»to.|)egln "But whra you leave the le^ & PISTOL CLUB . ' named farm director of the WUng com prlcea by govern- grab area, you And a lot of MHtstvtnTiw'sdty . Commlttoo to Re-Elect the ment purchases. - ajpMtural are* where the President, said In an tatervlew Yeutter. who ownf a «ll>i»llon la extremely good," 7 : 3 0 » . M . ' he was "opUmlsUc about the Nebraaka farm himself, has Yeutter said, . . Mambanhlp fam vote potential" next year been serving for the p u t year CatU« prl"» are among the - despite widespread Democratic as head of the conilmer aiii « « “> 20 V*"" • • • hogs are 2nd Fan>ily M em ber claims that a tide of political marketing service in the B'*h'8«very Indication ol being tevdlt Is building In the larni Agriculture Department. Ho strong ... and I have no doubt. ~ t 6 . $ 0 OFnCEES of the Idaho Delrymcn’a . b ,lt...... will leave this post, which In- oom prices will be m uch Ail( (or Marvin l^w U a t-Tw in fvllf, Rlfia « PliUt C I J b -E n d Auoclatloo for 1972 ioclude Dale Pllae, lefi, Yeutter conceded many eludes supervision of govern- hl^er than today," he said, el K«(th WoihlngUn. Dairymen cicet Nampa« treaiurer; Darrell Kerby, Lenore, larmera may leel some fe?r ment meat and poultry in- ' I f«l the total picture on W iaUV, fU L AND center; president, and George Clevelaod, Boise, now about Agriculture spectlon programs, on Doc. 31 •" optimistic, the TRAM CUNSII secretary, SecretaiT Earl L. Buti because to lake ov?r His new campaign N etaa|^ added. ■ of widespread publldty about assignment. Yeutter said that while no RED'S his ties to former Secretary Now 41, Yeutter is a native Unal decisions have been made Eira Taft Benson durUlg tho Nebraskan with a doctorate in "n cariipalgn ISSO's. Buti Was an' assistant agricultural economics from organixation, he currently Vaccine may curb scours aecretary under Benson durhig the University of Nebraska as a period of bitter controversy well as alaw.degree. He nerved ^ ■ SHOSHONE — Tho voxInK Bchurs. nn^aljmmunltyjo acouro. In and penelratloQ of scoUr- over Benson's elfott to reduce two years as an aide to former ,problem ol cnlf scours, which Hopkins saip thatfrcSSWch a'sovorooutbreakwlUilnaherd, producing bacteria, Hopkins farm support levels and move Republican Gov. Norbert sparked u resolution from Uio already undoV way at tho tho natural resistance of calvos said, toward more reliance next TIemann of Nebraska, and JIM PAIEN'S — Idabo-Dalrymen's-Assoclatlon—Unlv«rBlty-B6Mns-to-liidlcato-may-well-be«me-the-niait^— Chnnces-of-siirvlvortorfl-calf— htaded-hls-staU-unlveraity's I— BUglEY-UVESTOCK^COMMrCO— durtao tliob'convonllon hi Twin . tliat biocuUtlon can holit to Important factor. Tests are are also Increased, according to "I'm convinced farmers will agricultural miaslon in ^gota, Market Report for December 9. I 971 react on the basis of what he Colombia, for two years before Falls this wook. may bo con- control calf scours. belnj taken to dotormlno tho tho researchers, If tho dam Is O 1 s t CilUe O 3 7 ( H «|i o ]$ sImm o 4 Hmmi troUoil to. some oxtont Ijy (Butz) does, not on rehasing taking hia present Agriculture Tho disease affocta both dairy variability of Immunity In . able to produco tho proper FOt * lOTAl > 1 1 HEU O f U VISTO CK what happened hi the IMO's ,.. Department post. Inocuiotion, occordlng to and boellicrds, and la generally calvcs. antibodies, and Is able to con- W .o><«rl>lgt ...... $2410to».00 Lincoln County E!xtonslon intensltlod when herds are,. These tests; Involving oral. centrato the antibodies hi tlio Tlie (Benson era) is no longer Yeutter said some farmers ■ - ...... SU.20 to $19.50 A«ent Ivnn-Hopkins, concenb'Bted In too small a Inoculation of newborn calves colosbum. The. ability of tho relevant,!' Yeutter added. have been hurt this fall by being. > “ '• ...... ■ $11.00 It $14.50 Tho board of dlroctora of tlio space, and sanltalion is bolow with bacteria normally found In call^to assimilate the antibodlcs Itie new campaign official forced, through a lack of FeedarUmbf ...... $22.50 to $24.10 , dairymen's associatiQn on- ’S t a n d a r d d ue to the over- the Intestine, aald Butz will do an "excellent storage facilities, to sell their ‘ ...... found th a t the is also highly important. Fd iU m b i ...... $23.50 to $25.10 n rnflQlutlon taklntf crowding.______scours InfeijTtatlIon wns lessened. Flnnllv. the report concluded, Job" of. strengthening farm bumper com crops at low ■prtcas. Klll.rEui.. ------:------1 coRnizanco of tlio problem Sincirafllcrcnnwclerla ami However, In calvcs withheld .early colostrum feeding Is iirci rirU h b e ^ .Bre«dln{J-EWi« (b7-lh«hiaci)..:..:— :-i — calf scours, and tho losses to more than one . virus arc from nuralng Uie infection was Important. The food contains aharp contrast to the picture But he ^ d the amount of-_ cattlem en and dairym en caused bolloved-to-caase-acourar-Tnoro-asvcrc, th{rmflarcl«‘rff-^protolna7~r5la‘, mincrals"nnd B a b y C a lv * « . . » S .0 0 te n U 0 by doatli of calves, during detection and control of a discovered. vitamins In quantities much Ught HeUuIn St*«r Calv*« . . JUS,00l9$UZ.M Tliursday’s board meeting In specific causaUve agent are Establishment of non- higlicr Umn normal milk. This light HeUUIn H«if«r Calves . , S105.0tl«S12Ut Twin Falls. The resolution much more difficult, Hopkins pathogenit, essential bacteria concentrntti of disease-fighting light Whltafoca St««r Calv«t . . $ 4 L00I»S 44.U urged tho U niversity of Idaho’to* -said.------In tho Intestine of a calf ap- .materials Is termed “tho best ASC election whileldi. H.ir«f C o lv.) ...... 135.00 ta $31.10 speed research Into the Somo cnlvo.q seem to have a parently helps «>tnrd growtl) calf-starter over devised." W h l l . ( a » F . e < l . r H > l f « r < ...... $3t.S« !• $3 L4 I detection and preventlon^^f .Cinn.onr«dyH.ll.r. ------: . $21.50 It tM .II. results listed W hU efac* Feeder SI*er< .— ~. . . . $34.50 t i S3I.4I <>n,m onr«d.rsi.sirTr7:TTJ3I.0ITriJI3r TWIN FALLS - Results of member; Norman Peterson, H p i . t . l i i F . a d . > S l . . r < ...... $21.00 to $ 3 U * Cattlemen plan the 1B71 election of community first alternate, and Jake I Hol>. Mlii< Cowt a Helfi. lHiU.il (310.00 toM2S.N ASC committeemen have been Schlund, second altentate.- o ld e r Slocit C ow * by ih . h.ad . . . Salmon Tract Community,, announced by Carl Boyd, C o w l & C o iv e i . . . ‘ ...... chairman, Twin Falls County Oran Jones, chairman; George ‘ Feeder Cow* ...... herd benefits Agricultural StabilltiUon and Humphries, vice chairman; Canner and Culler Cowl. . . . Conservation Committee. > — Qlenn Nelson,regulair member', Utllliy ond Cetnmerclal C e w i. TWIN FALLS — Tecluiiclans for boef and catUc produwrs in Farmers elected to tlie Lee Bltienburg, llrst altemote, of tlio C.V.B.A.-Select Sires m et tlio''slato of Idaho. committees are! "A" Buhl and Tom Williams, second Whitefoce Melferellel ...... ■‘•trt- TWirn> iMn 41.. «______I_ RiiaimnMM vwiiuouiuvj wttutuvwv 1j i y - e S t O C k ------lUscuas-now-proflram a-ln .loro-wa*on-Uwoutlook-fo^wo;w>mio-Bu^ann._YlM_chairm^^^^ iA lg SIA H n |6j30 a.m. eVIRV THUKSOA¥-^ gains to be benefitted by dairy Thomas Hejamanek, regular^**^^'■ Plastit; -0MAHA-<4UPI)— livwtook;. id-boanirMtrgerrthro^h-^^illgh I___ ----- autom/tf.f.------r r — n ------• « ^ -HHogs O g S 10,500.lU 200-220 lb bar- autom atrcally become $3.00 per hundred lower. Fat Hogi it«ad/. o( tho outstanding sires alternate, and 'Tom McClain, gilts fully steady; Sale shoivs delegates to the county con­ F*«d«r lo m b t $ 1 .0 0 lilgher. All fe e d e r caMl« in assembled at Select Sirps. se>— ~ EorfyContinnmentefe^Dec. M . 19/1

lbs 20.50-21.00; 2 ^ 22<>*260 lb s at 110 yearling steers- 80 Feeder Pigs NEW YORK (U Pl)-A Kan- 10.50-20.75; U 250-2d0 lbs 18.15- 90 Yeirihl HeHeri 25 Feeder Limbs ans mnnufaciurcr saya that S ? t“ttrb2ll I cS e^tt!Sen°,iur.:rvr£t. 1^?^; oriambswerosteady, with ewes pensato Tfor weaknesses In the Quigley, second alternate. m Cabes 350-4SO lbs. BO Feeder Cows prodigal nature lias been wrong committee chairman and vice CatUe 800. Qilves 200. Not ^ weekly herd; -crossbrecdina, line Community, R. W. ISO Fit Hoes 35 Picker Cows for tliousanda of years about the chairman for the coming year. ^ u ^ steers.or heifers on of> Idaho Livestock AucUon^saloin-breodlng and cross breedinfl. Pl«rce, chairman; Glen best way to make tlUngs grow. The county coventlon will be ZSSloctCcws______fcr for a nwket test.^ws at waho Falhi. and tlio new foreign breeds I^nard, vice chairman; Jay Nature depends on rain for AtoUlof 5,600sheep, 302hogs program wero discussed bi the i^rbrrogrm— Gll^ert Holiday ‘ 'L'"’' Inn. For Market InfotmatloH contact: water to wash life-giving choice 1,863 lb st« era a t M.50. 3,060. h ead of cattle w ere m eetings. DeKlotx, Jr., first alternate; nitrogen into Utc soil. But Utility and commercial cows at .ASC county' Jim Palen 678-8319' watering; from above Is wasteful aj,d Everett Andrews, secoml eo^Stti^r'ilJ.dle” !!!: 19.50-21.25; few utility dairy F a t lam b s, 24.50-25.40; feeder andcxpchfllve. It'« for better to ■ P^n. rvmmi.nTTu- mlnUtration of the Agricultural bred 21.50; canner and cutter lam bs, 23.50-25.25; odd ruff pipe water nnd nitrogen fer- ^ n.OQ^.OO.' Twin Falls Conimunwr Cimse,rva|lonrftnnerviillfln P Programa, r o a r n m n . feeder Iam bs, 23.00 and down; Bugene Champlln. chairman; tllizer under tl)0 soil and lot It ' ^e«p 150. Lam bs steady. u gj,t fat owes, 5.50-6.40; canner N o^ Oliver, vice chairman; seep out to Uie roots of plants or Choice and prime wooled lambs onj bucks, 3.00-6.00; Kenneth Poe, regular member; gra.s5, says President Lewis A. 24.86-a.a; mixed good and brcedin# ewes, only a few bred P otatoes Eafl O’Harrow, first alternate, H O U SE H O L D A U C f ld l l “ Paul of Internntionnl Plastics, choice 23.50-24.25. ew es offered a t 12:00-10.00 p er and Boyd Brown, second Inc., of Colwlcli, Kan. ■MMA McVlY U TA fl And O nions alternate. tOCATiOi Nallwl 9<»,d lUjitUf mU, .H M l. «v«. Paul’s company makes n head. H ogs; Eirtrom o top, 10.25: Kimberly-Hansen Com- mlcroporons pipe of plnsUc for bulk 180-220 lbs., IB.60-10.00: IDAHO „ FALLS .. (UPI) _ r^munlty. Jack D. daibom, Jr., Irrlgntint! and fcrtillilnB lawns, o? b .io w -* ‘n..^y "t. h THURSDAY DEC. 16, 197T S20-2W lbs., I8.00-ie.75 : 240-280 PoUotes; Upper valley, Twta chairman; Richard Irwin, vice farms, orchords and roadway lb s., I7.e0-IB.00: 2S0-280 Ais., Falls and-Burloy disjricta; chairman; Milton Ballard, SAUnM lt«:OOP.M . ra«llan„strips. Hic half-lncl, 1B.00.1V.50; 2«M OOIbs., 15,00- mariiet about reg u lar member;m em ber; Dale Dohse, >-^-V~1BW;Tows Uhd6rsorlb«;rto-'‘^ y. i ru««Uwajh^ Urtniterhate^nd-Cecll: ■“ 12.50; 300 - 330 lbs., 11.50-12.00; o». mln. 1001b.100 lb . sacks U.S. No. 1- ' stan g er, second .alternate. UVWG ROOM MD BEDROOM FURNn-URE £ tu tn y v . .Hleb .Low .t l l i l T jo ^ .so r^ iy 3.60-3 »5| Nebeie;, vice chalrmanT Opidonllqui iaiin choif— CopJoini ckolft— AiM dtd choifi— 3 pl*<« Ml ol an(iqu«d Olait lopiMd onllqu* co((m tobU— Ovol brau coHm Ulv* C«HI« S4.47 J4M “ (?2 i t f ? r ’ch'D°klr’ ''g ra ln -fe d “ "“'f f i « ‘^'"''a7'i’ c 'a f r l e r ,'" “r i g i i U r lobU wllh glaii Ibp— fiU ion ri>o, (lorobfM>««rfij b*GuJittif— Chln*w kook- Grain F«b 11 0} Of ]].M ».!$ ]).0) e.rs^31.C0^.00:,^st«™, 2.^ U.^S. No.J.«.L»0, m ^ A U C f i O l l •d fug— 3 Urlp«d b*dr6om chain, (oroti, t>lu« ond plnk)-»Sfald«d round / u a -M o B U y pod coHm labU— T#a ll urilltl li) AUf JlO0 J7 » J J J 0J IJ.IJ » 0> nloM »lomJ, and lompi— B*d«oom wt. 'DoubU b»d. dr«H«/n diih- Ihu-d red w inter ord l.CO .31.00; Hol^t.in ateerii, ofm thalri— 3 whit« wroughtI ii...iron •l'~Chlna (u p i and iou<*fl— Dnrloy 49.00 jr00-30 00’ oood feeding sacks U.S. No. lyeUow Spanish •nd tobUi— 3 round vnd lobUf-> I lo'flf M l el c^yilal q Io i m i , > APPLIANCES sale office heifers,'30'.OOJJ.OO; medium ' U io f whlt« m*l(ircuihIort*d patio ' lout 3 oyiial candy dith«t. ^ 0 .(. r*(rig«fol«r ' lni*rnaliorvol couch ond two chair*. - «sj»b«»a»j m u h — Horvtiltr (•{rlgsratov— lnUrnO' Produce Prices — J E l i l M E - ' llanal U a iv«tU i' 0-E>

” ■ wi. tf«cK Hi ruiifi d»fnirw nohi, tyanch real estate offl^ in__««v*r- S«l of >ow«/'IwUl M oi^r U n i' .S;;S .b/S.;“ J^o.n. «conlh^ to ■c..toally-hl«he^mdJa»«V--,HM>f^ lofftl lolff. fiff ftn it o(l*a tam...... »«a— . Seiton.KarmBureauBeldman. n«w «pap«r cevaroga ruutil S U; - NMlh 0«kOl* ^ l i , . Wulofl llahl >Mltr-'l»oti»r t s b U ^ twvok 34 U . col«i*d TV Redia Thft-iJerome Oporatad i l-WWrtpaol wath* i Ikwm tuunk... .Ijunjrp Qnloni: ToUl WilpiHWti il; ifflvJll p»»‘ C « 8 in i . ing. All at an* »p«ciol low rala. Evary sdta lUlad Ih SAU' MISCElUNEiOUS this farm Cotawdqr foy_10 ’^laTg* tti

.riyf-lh-pfOMiiuJ lai ■.0ECEMBER.16- sending Weekly listings of fam u I |MMAM«VlYiSTA1l bedomO. pittur*!. ) lb, falMk« W 'iU i «wl«i bkwk* to and -w w v. v#ry nk« 100 10 or*‘i* * r o 'ir i'i. r u ' i M'i. and ranches for aale to Arixona I 30EVINRU0E miittUoMovi iNrwt. c n> I i f I. and California ^Farm Bureau f tU ttmpUih IM A C H IIIE g ------1-17_ I fal >1 Iw i IlllM cr & CKKS With imanyof the most highly- L Elvctrlcitart, (Mw boHtryi,,r«v*rMgrariJlohU KlNNIIHMAOil I. Mwy <«»m c o m Adv«rt(MiMiiti PMwrtbM 1S ^2 0 -p o l!(-o f Jbhnion~Channal-:MQitar--WalkiB~Tqlkiei4 — AxrtUmiti W*fl, UU m ,— - jriM liLSAlIL^ rMerl«11 lUndi f c S .t r - .W : b . locat«J on Soufl. .U « 0ln JESSERSIIIimWICIIOHilERVICE

------Greighton PROvS, Utah (U ^l-Four- at Meridian and t«en(h - ranked B rig h t Young Jumped'to an:early load and. man press and Cbadi Dick Saras h^d.a big night, hitting w as n ev er th reaten ed In trounC' MEmoiAN The' Meridian did give the Spar- Sp a r t an s__ turijed loos6 _a tens a Jessoa.jn free Hartley ;nised three, different nine ot 13_field_gq^ at^mpts' .Ing prevloualyowbeatip Qrelgb-^ "platoons of guards'tokeep fresh' and three straight at '’^he foul ' ton, 96-66. S aturday night. devastating deteniw in ^ e first "^ootln£ however, hitting 23 of men harassing tlie_Spirtan«._ Jlne. Toby Hardb)g,.who added __O n t» r o>g[f led th e- haW and coaste(J_pX8t_the„.27jor;,thoighl.andJ4.DfJfi.ln Ka^es cut the li-polnl 13 points, provided irtosTof lj(s C ougars w ith '.23 points and 1&' MeridluTWarrors to complete a the last half. - deficit - to- thrce -polnts -before scoring in Uie - first and Uilr^ rebounds deqilto sittlng~on~tho~ -two-game sweep in t^ opening-;-Friday nlHht f|!nlco had to Mlnlco Readied under a Jump p^rlo(ls. j ' •bench for the final 10 minutes. weekend of Southern Idaho.’ put down two strong fourth- shot by Ilandy Ketterllng and G uard B em le F ry er had 16 and Oonference action. The JSpar' --quarter rushes by Capital and MlnUoll, Ctpltjl If. four points from Tbny ^r,nsj 'mh(« 7 ■ ' forwards Phil Tolstrup knd ^ay tans outlasted . Capital 61-69 got the help of a wild pass in the r , " Hie let tiie Spartans push bock linn* 1 S .3 'j Wiich* 'i j Bunkei' each had 14 as the Cou> Friday night. closing 15 seconds before HpM^rili 4 0 4,1 Lrin Saturday night Tony ,Saras to a nbie-polnt load With 2;30 Khrlng . } ) 4 I « Mllv gars recorded tholr fourth nulling down a 6I>!>9 dei^lslon. - i J J IJ Jhnjp an d DeeLynn R am o n s com e up remaining. , MrUv. \ \ \ i Cim«Tio O'O > q_ straight home win. 'Hi&.SpatlanSi slowing down with several steals and Mlnlco But Capital kept puslilng aiul. BYU led by as many as 24 ,, , , the running Eagles well, pob)ts In the flrst half by ^ o o t- led by lion liltnry who scored nil lng~a~kizzllh^ B2 per cent front llie ^ortana pUcd ^ a ,„„3i hall oral hit -his five field goals in tho flnnl ■ fouii ’»rii.ir*i‘Yw»!i ii'ii'tl ii“ the field, compared to only 29 period, reduce tiio margin'to : (o ™ 1" tho U.lrd 60-50 with 17 seconds loft. for the visiting Dluejays. 21-12 In Uio period, Durlno Uinl tiino Uloy- DeeLynn Seamona wos"foulod ^Orelghton led, 3^). but quickly nrsi period. . . cxpandod n ElO lend to 44-30 and hit th e first of u one-and-onc- fell behind and w as novor in tlio sltuatlon to set the final scoring. contest.: S Z A X 't- "" Capital hurried down floor In ms t r t t :-ura n.tc„p«„up»^u,<,.o«r«, im clfort to tie it but ttirew the Caslleford ^ q u arter In a scrnm bllng miin-to* ball away and Mlnlco main- tainod possession until the surprises buzzer,, mlimjng n free tlu-ow' Defense paces ISU nft^'r tlio «bm e had ended.' ^ K im berly $mnt CASTLEFORD - : Tho “>«pv»rtH —i-rKnaii— over Mankato 80-54 Kiiiiion 4 liVno Caatloford Wolves broke 0 ITwn. \ t Lmb through Kimberly's zone press POCATELLO (UPl) - Idaho and conneclod ori 47 p ercen t'o l 4 JWtin defense for six points, early In 3 3 OrntJI State’s defense blew open a ' Utelr shots. Tho Mankato Indiana 1 1 Pithr ( th e fourtli q u arter and Uicn tight game and the result was w ere led by 6-5 forwal-^ Mike 3 3 Lnilly 1 OH.ill. matched buckets the rest of Uie an 89-54 b ask etb all’ win over' Connolly who scored 26 points, Toltll 3> II 31 4tT«lil( U }) 3fi II way for a 03*56 decision. Mankato State Saturday night 22 In the first half. IIEIJD DOWN, RJck S o b en of CSI do en i’l look Lanky Steve Peterson hod In ISU ’s M ln l^ m e . (oo happy M hl« rig h t w rirt l> grab b ed by U loh'j probably the beat night of his Tho Idaho team held Mankato U tah Stars V ^ IU lC n illg . Porter. Soben got Ui« frM Ihrawl, however, u -caroor as he pumped tiirougiL 17 scorclcss the first 5; 10 of the und^got Hocond hair and jumpeuirom. uLW eAVjTorl “nvH6n~casii6f6i‘d~wfls*pulllnK' 41-32 lead to a 20 point m argin. SALT M K E ClTY i U P D - nway from a 43^3 tic as the Loading tho Idaho attack was Tlte Utah Stars outscorcd Now 2 MILES NORTH, final period began. 6-8 cen ter Ev Fopm a wltl» -2fl York 36-16 In tho third q u a rte r -C itllt(B riJl), Klmbtrly St 006,5 as tho team had five m en rW ESTOF Cillird I to <• pi Ip Kmbrly Ig (I pi Ip after a close first luilf Saturdny LaHi« ) 3 1 3 J in double figures. Guard Jerry Eagles topple Utah, Wtknt - I- I 3 1 Clint 3 3 I * night to' rout Uio N ets, 100-82. »*lr«n i '1 4 l7Hgun»“ *^4 3 1* Sablps wps next wilh 16 points FILER'^ L*«»f 4 4 D 13 Sspp 0 3 S 3 Utah had a 27-22 edge at tho Ninn 10 4 3 Min 1 i 4 } ami eight assists. first quiirtcr jmd a slight 52-50 lichr i 3 4 13 Wpil/ ' 3 3 1 ? FILER I.O.O.F. ____ UlUJi*—.0- 0-3-0 Pin— 4-J-J-UU Six-foot-six forward Edison margin at-intermiBaion-l)ofore- JBMLL:frjDshJeiams,-i^un Ihcks of Idaho led all reboun- unlcnshlng a balanced team LODGE ders w ilh 13. ISU won Uie scoring attnck In the Uiird season record to 7-1 b attle of tho backboards 53-2f period. PHOVO — College of midway through the second half early in tlie second iujlf cut tlie BLUE LAKES SHOPPING CENYER Southern Idaho's Golden Eagles that the Eagles could gain full m argin to 16 points — after onco N£W CHRISTMAS ^turned on a tight, ball-hawking control. In most instances, tlie trolling by 25. B ut Strobel Uien d'erenac in the opening 10 defense set'up tlie break-away hit three straight outside STORE HOURS “ mlnoterBfihinujcond-hnlfnoi—points:— r ------1 ^ -jumpers-to'-fareak-tha-Eaglob break away from U»e Brigham T!ie Eagles hit the first six away. Kelly crested tiio Eagles’ Young fro^) and win 74-Cl. points ol the game and stayed tend at 30 points with a steal and T he vlvtu ry ^ ilig^ Bevciith— a lipad 'mitll a.9T ie inuliUHltir UnT ' tH - ...... ving-lay= — up...... Wi ■wwik»-4U4&-5!>. against one defeEnor CSI, gave half when BYU caught lip at 18>^ and CSI coastcd.homo. ___ ^lbc_-EQglca_ai-.mcaBUCft_of__all^T!ie .acore-waa~Ucd- twlcc - c t i ^ r u n ‘f r t m ______son. Wtlmi sustninect last year. CSI BYU ahead 26*24. lUck &bers Drtin' rem pins on IheV oad Monday, tied it on a lQng.CQmer-jhDt.-Vlo ^ night' trnveWg to^ the Kelly drove for a^crlpple and s*bi" — Mlnldotoc-to_play.,thc_:Idaho_SQbit ■^durdlffcTOnrintorvflliandUir closest BYU came tlicrcafier Miishers was 11. CSI put six men in double scoring figures on quick Vic Gooding rally past Kelly on tiie opposition’s ace Friday night to dcmolisii tho smothers 'Hagerman U niversity of U tah froah 116-89, ■nie point total equalled tlw field FAinFIELD - Dave Coates liouse record established last Valley wont on a 13i>oint scoring binge yoar against BYU's frosli. CSI’s in U.C t h K S r ' S r — nrght-l6"-«purraKo:T:nmna utintasl-now~dcf>uiet“ MaBlc County Miuhcra from behind Vnllcy airlstlon QHIego. .“S 'm ond Into o 6M2 decision over, Kelly timed Ills defense loose vlc*»fy ovw — tlTOiUermnn HrnlelT-----— - a ir tlm lr S lnte's 'fomlln, wlio ValloV High (ioates, who wouna up wiui z< came mio uie game u^th 'a baskottiHlI game points, started l>is spree after point per game average. When ^turday.iUght<... * . GorrcU scored .20 points'and Ilagerman• 4UKVIIMOII had 1I*»W taken UIIan t-mearly ijr UIV>Uiey UOUlbotlt IVI\ left tlieUlU ({UIIIUgame WIUIwitli I..* load and pushed aliead 31-26 by 3:b71cft. Tomlbi had 22. largely ' i»il r i n f i ifil — lnterm l.slon„The Mu,hors offset by Kelly's 13. moved alioad lato in tl\e period Meanwhile, Bolsa product fobounds on both the offensive and novor trailed again, ’nieir Steve Swanson showed some of ^ , j biggest margin, 11 polnto, camo the class that brought him all «» Ijftht held ■“ wlUi a b o u n :3 5 1 ^ a ln ln g w ia“ M RferenceIjonors a y ^ 5 F a g 5 ^ y o » . ^ ^ T ^ * « ^ Ilagerman hit Uio last five ho led tho Eagles with 21 poinU palnH to cut U.e cushion,, undhllnine of 11 from Uio Hold, i IM Camas County .won Frosh Vince Volmut hod 10, I ?

loMIng .nl«ht, . Williams 17 and Hick Sobers 0MdU|4I.V*llVy duimplon* free ones b<}fore Tomlin got his La w r e n c e ; Kan. (UPi)^ ship round.. ' Hrat field goal off a rebound^ Jim Prlra* held far below his 22 pol but I made two buckets count Satur> ______, . r : - -T . - - - - day night, spurring Woulsvllte — mln^taok-onet—.— - -'•* went- to tKe-aidellfles.-Swafum)- to a-74-65'victory over Kansaa.- . ISU had ihe highest team and Kdlly picked up the next aix Prlce hit a layup and short points with 92andBVU foUowed.-points to.blow-C^.lnlo.ita.flnit_ bank shot. In succ^on at the w ith 76 Wyoming mmaJnJhlrH «M point 1Xjnlntil4» mn^ir fn tlim S 4ff 44 Ai/cher reels, - blit maintains m

'tBab»OMlUa)—mdQieboUuM4b$rr^oord . Archer th e m ost .bfatUet In r row with {-eight_ei^t,.f4ld-hej*as i^Blpad by-a b ird lf by veteran Goalby U>uUe bogle pn the r> 7 0. ^ , f , 'year.-old ^XrTMter from Bd- Aocher^ playing ^ brlUlantly leviUe, HI. - . • one mlnutis and M y lh e next. . Goalby birdled four of tKe- hit i sevensand/ -traps and la^t Hve holes on the front nine repeatedly into the and came back on the second ___r^ugh, but he » like a_w lth a three under oar M to n)ast«r to flnliih ilh‘an even ., ffilsh with a 66, the best round •" par 71 a t the ■ Country of the day. His three round Qub ^urse for 0M 7-71-^ total was 6ft-7(M«-205, which total, ‘v- put him In a tie for aecc^ with Goalby, on thejbur since 1057 2&.year-old Grier Jones who had a ^7M (W 05 record. “I really played very poorly today,'* Archer said afterw ard., U ut he m ade soi;>e q>ectacu- Jar-shots. On-tfae-iirst-hol«rbe l o p p l h it a seven iron 155 y ard s out of a trap and landed six feet from the nag. !le got the birdie and Shoshone pickod up another on the fourth ■ SHOSHONE' f‘ *Hie Hager- as he.roUed.ln a 20 footer. He sank a five footer for another man PirateJ . pcned redhot Unltai for short yardage. The Colts won li>S to Urdle on the aixth but he Pinwheel^ from the outsl Friday night, move Ahead in the Eaitero AFC division by one- missed, putts of five feet, six plldd up an eaiy IS^Mlnt load half game; (UPl telephoto) feet and three feet during a . and ^ent oivto .defeat the , front nine which saw him score Shoshone 1 three birdies, three bogles and HAaded by (feg LaUghlin and three pars. He was oVoi> par on Doug Butler,l^erm an hit 58 Baltimore drops Miami .the back side: per c ^ t In tWfirst period while Bert Yancey was alone in GIEISEORJUN — c«nirBy‘T K K ‘6f'th6T»rtbd^ ..le on par five eighth Uio P ira te s Hd a 214 lead to d It hoieSvhen he stuck a four Wood stayed llkoinal ovtir the next shot-twrd feet-lrom the pin. lie TND FOR tHE HOME two rest p«wl. » ; almost-missed the putt.,Ho had • • _ ■ ■ 1 But in thifourth quarter,'Ed o one under p a r 70. c— east race Chess an d /ary Kinghom cam e . Julius Boros and Har^y off the benn to s^ ark Shoshone • BALTIMOHE (U PlV -Tom as the Baltimore Colts beat Miami drove to tho Colt SO m t ^ r were Ued for fourth at s little ai the Indians cut to • Matte capped two time-consum- Miami 14-3 to puU oneJialf late In the game but Ray May lJlhB-Kt=year.-old-BQroa ==^lfiErBlitrOMT»lnt: IIED______1 ' . jr ; Shoshqie won the runs Into the end lone Saturday the AFC's Eastern Division, Scores were generally higher prollminfy 5W1. with one gam e to go. PINCPOHC ' os the deep rough seemed to ^ ' ' .Hie two Colt TD drlyes used have a strong psychological I ^ up noarly 20 m inutes oh the St. Louis effect on .Jhe players.-Jones, TABLE TOPS clock In th e first h6lf. unnerved by his driving, was nnltlmore took the opening trims Irish ForChrltlmai S e g ula llen SOUTH BEND, Ind. (U PD - five tees. J.C. Snead, who fell Newmau Six* Tabu. in 18 plnys with Matte scooting St. __ Louis...... University...... Jumped jrwo.Piic*i * U 5 ” -Tii'ou^-lcft-end-for-the-flnal—urarril^ icadiirtit^ T»UI» M M itTaUI* II II M Bcvep y ard s and a touchdown, m inuleg an d 40 seconds Satur- tJL. U ' day and dominated the ^ame **l » Carson-Newman spotted Fn'- The Colts’ second scoring thereafter, combining its own MOULDINGS : B-thrftfl^wInt toje-diOua-used-up-most of-the^baUK^-scorlnH-attack with— »r u n d n ltU d ' Satiirdav. then turned the tlrst poor Notre Dame shooting for a >i4ht»-#~464------1------— ...... ; '____ — OflW bqd teibril vletory r ro u t behind tho running of Pint DouMi The Irish v n r e trailing by 15 KitclHaMdllMMrMWNMhf odtt^^ftmplei^^-Vlnoent-^.^;;'^!^^ -PQtntflH2Qr5...with.elght m lim tea— _____ Ifl^Rnrr______) ■ H»iurnVird*gV ill7t)uFF ------ESUMAIES gone during a stretch when the AND U Y O U TS uhl by Aberdeen James Oyste^ i^ve - the-plnil* u / elfish 'hit on only one of nine ON 10 Falcons ^u;[r only points with Y.rdi^iin*d ]sfield goal attempts while ST. CaNforinApiwlintmeiitl 7:&5Jeft in the first period after Louis san k eight of 12. Ih e PANELS „EHI)EEN - Kendall _ 5 g i U N G AT ~Bimken8“ coasted“ afterithat,— ------M derwl'M arlrHeaps-com------Buhl-woiUtiaLthnJoul lingi —» 4 .9 5 o » m for 50 points-w hich Just hitting______23 of 33 whUe Aberdew Carson-Newraan-lmltocy. Oys- second pe;-lod-Mfl. Baltimore leading by 4Wf at the half and of^t a taldem- punch by m a n a g e d only 14 of 26. Buhl held terconvcrtedra-22-yard-field covergdlai:yard»-U>.-13-pUy*^ posting Uielr.Iargf si margin. 70. Avrdeen — ^ d led the Duhl tho rebounding edge 58'46. goal. Matte plunged over from the *^1, with 9:M left. The closest Inmans to' 4 7843 offensive Surprisingly, Aberdeen got off Wampler, v^ted moat valua- one for the score. . Notre Dame could- get in the victory F rld^ night.' m o re s h o ts, 87, than Buhl 71 but ble playef of the game, carried Miami’s only score came second h alf w as 54-43 with 15:22 M eier Heaps started botli hit 27. 17 times for 03 yards and ohe early in the third period. The to play. clV:king in second period .. Meyer wound up with 22 and touchdown, and Dial scored Dol^lns moved the. second half The BlUlkens’ scorbig was led VANITIES- !69" alter ' had mounted -a Heaps collected 28 for Buhl. Bui twic^, - once on a 59-yard kickoff 58 yards to the Coils' by Harry Rodgers with 2S, •^margin^Tn— Abecdgea^o t . 2fl .froig_l^ic_8cam per.______five. But quarterback Bob Jesse Leonard w ith 20, Carlos 30", ’84“ the. second the Indans D risc o ll a n d 24 m ore from Steve with___ time____ running out „ in the Grlese______slipped...... while trying...... ^ to Martlnes with 17 and Rich poured 28 points for an H arp...... nrst peHod,-the...... Eagles ■ staried ‘ ■ pass and ...... was bcom^ete on his Stallw^th with 14. • eight^int I and added 22 Buhl also won the preliminary . a 60-yard drive that put Carson- next attempt. Garo Yepremlan '‘ 36". >94“ more In the period to push 57-46. ■uKI }|. AlMf dM« U N ew m an out front to stay . The kicked a 17-yard field goal. tho m arg in H .’Tlio'y coasted U H AbrM If H |»l drive was climaxed by a four- Miami had the ball only three 1 IJ i }J Cfdn r * • ' . ) 7 4 I Bhrnd 0 0 ) 0 yard pass from quarterback times In the first half for a 42" . ‘104* II 4 ] MMIchll 0 1 1 1 T u . S 0 ]-IOCVtcM 10 i > 21 Jhn Sullivan to running bacV total of 17 plays. Their only Gwcll 2 2)1 Fffnor 0 0 1 0 Qarence Sharpe for the touch* drive came near the end of the Tol>« (om*llii{>^nioll. (irni 0 3 1 1 Mrp 4 24 Mom* Liviigston ITvrdv ■ ■ ■ I Thrnly i I down early in tho second half. But Baltimore defensive 48" . Aid 1 I 1 i l 4 “ inuu iiujjM period. end Bubba Smllh UppAd a* NAIA II )« II }i Wampler scored on a six-yard, pepremian field goal attempt, Blu«Uk«t \i II 47 a run with 0:49 left In the half, sending It wide to the right. VtllifwggM Dial scored on a six-yard run Baltimore thwarted a Miami MM»54 wn ' — ^wilh-a:55 kfLaftciLUnebacker drive early, in .the_. fourth iFrench"^ Billy WUson' recovered a quarter when Lb Ted Hendricks- IHAM, A la .( U P I ) - UvingBtoijUnivcrslly of Ala­ fumbled pltchout. picked off a GrieM bama C( led in on-several miss wins crucial rors by Arkansas — Tooh -Sat tiuy-and' edged tlw- W ondcr I ya 14'12 in th e NAIA chBinplojhlp bowl.

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—I ------J------;------11------Flnridn 4-M jipstJifmlMpsH ( U P I ) - T h . hard Horlda AM to . 27^ victory . line.-. .-j ^ -ov>r^K<>iituBkv-Stat nl^ht In the 39ih annual Orange Michael Jackson set up Mxt , terceptlons back'27.&>27. Capital Capital swept, swept , allall three three ^tVv m*«v i i i 'f i i w n i o i j prosid^t of monber 1 unlver< W o o d £ \iV 0 r Hattlers finish their S6th ''BitJesIn tM Big Sky Oonfercnce -flnal-12 rolnutcs~whlle-*Twin— But.ln-the.third.quarter,_Twiii_gamca..beating tho juniors 6748-Hm“ -i.jio -i-'i S^vi~ S-J-e u ------— ------stralght'winnlng'season wlth a- to rcduce athletic «ld, contrary FalUirtruggled through a deep K^Us managed only two field and the sophomores 67-49. • . ’ j ? i ? I I M Mfd spell Saturday night when ‘ goals - while Capital hit-five. The Bruins had four players J i I MV ?A ! r ^ ^ A c ^ t l . A ^ i - r -W -.record. .The. loslng thoro-... to th6 popular qolnlon that it hit w r e s i i e r s . hr«ds from Kentucky State: the Ca^tal^E^glcs c ra ^ a s^a|^t pojnts to take the.le^ [jj dpuble-'flguros -to defeat... m « tIi. u u n » m (Jniverslty-io'f1 iiiiIHnHTJ Ida)v> lIUTUtUKihardest, — "J, — — '— — ' w • ■ ------, u| y K ETCHU M — J e ro m e finished the season 8-3. their probably wlH )»-ino 5t felt at halft^nie deficU .Qnd defeated at 32J 0 and after a momentary Meri< '** ...... an 67<^ Friday* night in c.pit»i , ' \i defeated v u Wood River 56-15 ^ st showing since 1939.: BoiseSUte,In fooKaU aHara^ ' ______, ...... ______M«ri< Meridian.' p^ii» it m m TwinVfllbi bowed Into Southern-, never headed. . nflrr«ll’r.«vfln nn«rk6d the FViday night in a duel wrestling 1^ Rackley's first State and Weber State In match. Jerome lost only three touchdown was a run of "bhft" Idaho Conference pompetitlon Ttiey took a 44-40 lead into tho Qruins to a lead in the first ^ ■ \! 4 ^ j? b ^ b a ll. matches in their lopsided yard* Ho later had runs of 2 and’ with a 67-M victory over last period'and moved ahead 49- ^„ter wiS, See fS i 5 IM S 'H i^reddents cut back the victory over Wood River. 4. and fini^ed |he first half with . . ..S'*" two drlvitig cripples by ^oals. -Hie Bruins,never trailed S;r,: : 1 V I S I VI num bv of Tootball scholarships Results with Jerome yards. Mover rmre.Uun .Ix points Mason and two,Larj»n froo b,u,egameatUr0p«nln8uptha S „„ i'M J S , ! i i ! allowable to 65~« deduction of wresUers listed first; 90 pounds, ^'and M’a first scoro came at fivfe. B ut of g re ater in>portance, separated Twin Falls and throws. Chapman and Darrell nrat Quarter lead ' oindiy o o i o Capllallnatljhtgnmolhalwos .OroveslhenhltrivoTwlnFalla T„jJ, p„yj „( K ,. iJSn.JV.u'u inS i! iS WeigledecUionedSherblnejlOS »* 2 “ J ' " half-rnljruto later but.w th JM 5 u,„u*houl tho list half after rO inpS declsloned Pascoe; 132 pounds. NOTICE IP TWIN F/LIS • — — i : _ - - uuiiuiiiu ui) u»u iirBk iioii i«mu. • ■ tring, in thro, boys at 1600 each T 1 7 _Ljy-.was docisioned by Broth- and say one covers them all. rcg^ed thb lead at 17- 1(1 and- inslcl^forta ilo r a ttudolcrudal:hoskat-and-fVnH-^fwl-Mm^^M^«r^n-^hl»-lll^lt ba»k»t-and-Q.„ft_,^.M ^^jj^^^ -* ^ ^ -^ •’■■T^''"•^•i ■ w e ll; 138 p o u n d s, J u lic k CANAL CO. sfoCKHOIDERS!! from tlwn on It sco-sawcd. Late. ' Uien added tho, cKncher wlU. half,'scoring eight Hold goals In v i< > lA rv Each \..fall against au»^ «»67 - ...... - - 'n^ans Ckmil County U. M*Qirman 4} UCLA reeled off 12 straight f^ I d ^ ‘^ichwas(^*biwc^ with lanky Kendnll Meier tljcir last lead, McIJnn hit Uicc Jiroma U, Am*rUan F«llt ii points in 1:29 and never looked - foe of the cutback. But B oise^^ more. Heaps cut tiu»tlu> marg'Inmarglr to back at the smaller Aggies. ^70^'-but=MgQrin^plrreolwt-g ^ ^ State had less sch^ar^p ^Tircksw n^lli ff field goals to m ake it 74-69. ' money invested than tho Buhl balled to scoro in Uio last Vandals who have to give (uU has easy win 3:14 of tlie gnm o. , ______rides to Just about overyone; JACKS0NVIUJ3, Mo. (UPI) Duhl took tiie prelimlnnry 58-\ In trimming back tho number —Emle Fleming pumped in a 0 sprtag aport andmlnor sport career high o f« points to load aids.theprcsldenUnlsomadolt ^th^••nked JacksonvlUe Unl- ImposslUeto uscthe fcdera job- y^„U y n an MayJfVUlll victory opportSilly money as a sdiool „ight over Georgia free inducement to athletes. ' Southern -Under that- plan,— th 6s o ------’ ------r quallfylhg'can makc-W pcr '|y ^ .j.,l|-— ^ m onU i a t 11.60 per hour working ■ -•rau icy w in s

It Is said that ISU andW ^ got all their .playing talent — (hroush-ihat pregr sdiools werfl. using the same ■ from Ole Miss thing io_pDVido scholarship- the same way JSaturdoy night, type aid to athletes In tho other ~______Sam Hie conference also set a ““*> aocoWTcft In tho la'Salurd limit of five on "other 8”™ ‘he leaves tho win scholarships," moaning— academic stipends, for studont- athlotes. C^e of tlie advantages of gollrlg to the Casper tournam ent over tho Thanksgiving weekend has given us a heretofore. unknown view of (he metamorphisls of a Junior college basketball tournament. /njo College of Sbuthem Idtilw Golden Eagles are maturing m ore an d m ore ea d i gam o and, contrary to our pre-season — worries,-will havoa good sliotat returning to tho national tournament. Wo say that knowing that Ricks ami Nortli Idaho are good ball clubs and we Uiouglit at the outset, too good. Hie Eogles will compete with th em , r ------As tho. season opened^ everyone knew CSB had two players. Vic Kelly, probably tho ;^ s t or at least os exciting o '^ayer as tills sdiodl will over see, and Gene Stroebel. a clnd» startin g g u ard. .. After that Uicro were several ' question marks, hfonc of the other aophs Improved suf- ficientlv to get Into the fltartlng " lirtoUp ftnd th a t put th c prdHsUre on the newcomers. Of course, Dan Drossen'fi dcciaidn to join CSI was a veritable godsend. — WUlU-WilUam»-U-a~fina-al^ round ball player nnd It is a growing opinion that Rick &berfl mifilit well become tho . ..best basketball player CSI hoa produced before lie's done. - f Dut-thAia s h ^ - g ainer h avp: been In ij^ an t because they've proved the bench is starting to com<^. F irs t 6*9 Vlnco Volmui sUrted showing-progress and — eontlnuad. lo-lt«lp->VUtay iiiglit—t -In a aUrtlng rol« w l^D re waa 111. I-Yiday night aaw Steve TSwanionof Boise shoW ^l of the form that he had at Boise high -la s t year when.we considered ■him th e ix « t prospect in the SIC.

of Murtaugh and Qtad Rogera of Skyline particularly, arp gettln/^ their f«et on the grounds ------If U a team unlike la st year's that could bludgeon a foe to deMb'^on'iKe'toardsVbiU’this one ‘WlU defense you into the same t « throttles Lions s clinch crown I Blooinington, Minn. (UIM)-" ’pio Vlkingfl' point total wufl IJ n c ^ y rocovorcd in ttio chcl hoy Winston Intercepted 0 pass tho(r hlglwat of the sciison. zorTo for Minnesota. . pnd Jp u g h L hlfl way 29 y ard s a]tl>om - „ . . i _ ____I ____ bvturn varijau* a tioidijoai.abiockcdpurUavo-,!“ bpgan on tho f&st play of the.' , Mimcsota « lourlh- quarter f ? " " " second. period when fullback ’ Wiroty, tfnd the Vlklims iiddcd ’ •“ ">“ '«> ll-’ -S- Uill ArmstrtMig ran 21 yards for In th o sccond Q u a rte r. U m • ...... Insult luto iiijuInjury tjr ujrby DVUIIIIKscoring **a - n ' ' j 1 I ( ' I '» tho first of his two touchdowns Vikings' d efen se'so l up tl>reo fluko touchdown In’thc flilBl four '»«rjicy_ p o p p e d Bob s punt and tho first of nine pushed _4tticiLfi£i)CCa.lo.a 2&-10.w iri.ovcn_ininulfls___ ------across by the Blue Hens. . Potrolt Saturday, cIlnchinK. InUmtono. DotrollblocktHl a w c.pcti^t, 10. The Vikings were. The five Delaware touch* Minnesota's fourth KtrMlght Vikings’ fluid gojil al^cmpt but "'oy® “ ______. downs in the MCOTd period Were nifFC'Central Division tlUo. ’failed lo'g^niw ball and Jim ’ ^ItUng penalty gave lluim firs storing flurry toTake a TfSfwln Iho most ever ^6f5d"Tirthe— " <16wn onUite five. On socond over tho Vandals Friday night. Boardwalk claulc, won by the down’ from the tlireo, £l(nton Jones dfved In for the score and— Idaho-WAS down by 17.points... Bluo H e n iio L lh e J Q U c lh ^ e a U ^ 5flii39^-w|th-'»boutMd ‘Tnlhutes 'Ti'row, and wa^ theflrsl.enliy in a 14-3 edge. Lotiisi.aiia Tech remaining In tho gaifte. Hiey o BoardwaUc record^^k vlr- -Ed. narrowed tho gap to 68*49 when tually rewritten b 'y t^ small- Ijindry's ptiss at mid'flcld In they, scored 10 points and tho ’ college champs Saturdajr. U)o tiilrd q ^ r t c r and retu rn ed it Indians went dry; scoriWg one Before it w as over, Neff had drops E. Michigan. 33 yards to the .Detroit 12, set* field goi^l in th ree m inutes of passed for touchdowns of sbt. WICHITA FALI^, -Texv loss of-ite top Uiree rusViers and ting up a'lO-ynrd^flold goal by ' play. and 14 yards to tight end Pete. (UPI) —Freshnjfin corncrback were unable to pait any kind of Fred Cox. WenfordWll/jorn raced 91 yards 'a suHliiinetl tlireat, Uiroughout Bill Muijson,replaced Undry HALPDACK CliiitOD Jones ol M innesota picks .At.that point f^ko Connally, Johnson and relief quarterback on a puntf return n>Ml sparked tjie gaijne, AIL tJirce of' Uie - In the Uilrd quarter and, drovo • his way through the Dotrolt IJqa line for a third* and Gene Wood team ed for 16 Smith connected on bom bs of 51 F i n d i n g yards to Jim Colbert and 66' the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs icason‘slcading'rusiu)rilfortli(r- tiie 'lJbns to tlie Vlkinj^’“but " quarter gain Saturday. He was'stopped by Lem points while the Vandal surge yards to I^ry Ryblckl. Sub wer Eastern Michigan 14^1 In team,were Injured (inil did not '* Bobby Bryant. picked n' Ramey (20). Minnesota won 29*10. (UPI died. Connally was game*high t h e h o l o fullback Larry Washington 4ie first Pioneer Bowl'Sjjtur- play. • ’ fumble by Altle Taylor, giving telephoto) . scorer , with 24 points and 12 kicked nine extra points and (iay. Eaalerif Michigan, which Mlrtmisolailic biill.. ' • ' ' ------■ ------. rebounds. scored another Delaware touch* u The victory gave U»e Ixulsla- -went to the air only tlirootirpus : Gary Cuozzo's piJSS'wimt off ■ '' ' / ■ _ Idaho had four players in low down on a onp-yard plunge; 6ans tho NCAA College Division Uie flrHtlialf, flnislipd wltH'7,of tigiit endStu Voigt's finger tips -■ rv* double figures. Ctu*Ios PerklnsV Jlidwest Qiamplonahlp. > .10 pjisses for 37 yards. Huron wid was Intercyitod Iw Bm;ncy,_JCuJ-X3-ti— UrlllXJJXjil___ —, Paul Hard! and Chris dark all ^Quartcrl)Bck_-Ken-Lantdp--Utllback-Tim-Pflckrwli-WBS~thc~idvliVifUurT;rJnsUiriIinrbj>ckon• , ‘ ‘ C 7 '~^corc-Uw~U ttug-AHcns*pul-lft-lR-fof-th«— -TRAP-SHOOI-I Indlails and Wood added 14. (puchdown.'Eastern 'Michigan yard llnc.^thon Munson hit Castleford Gun ^ t its points oii a 22 yard field touchdown stnrtuil ilC • the jjjrry Walton^n ilic left'corner noisE (lipi) - UolBt SUiTc IJumpct, botii oxliod Uio pm c wlUi 12 nnd 10 rMpccUvcly. i r r ‘Ilf ~ ...... I , ...... ^ ...... , I I 11 Allan* S 11 IJ goal by-Jackson Nunn; Louisiann Tech 45. • Woo«* >-■«• 1J U - ______Clwb *j However, tl» offon.ilvo mlnd- touchdown. - - * and a fltronU inside game to oU»w* three NNC starters.all wltli eight, ntant S » 3 H Conr)allv I I 10 7i Ton 1 10 (iMial 0- M 1 Sun. - Doe. 12 ^ Bulldogs h ^ jo liold off two • 'rtie VIkirtfV p u tIta w a y In th o -w e a r doCvirNorthwest Nnznrcno, finlsliedtlje gam e wlUi four pcr- Hanian J 00 * GudknathM .0 » » UoDlnutn 1 0 1 3 Otio I i * * iste quarter' tlireats by tho Badgers drop. fjnal quarter. . _ . _ CollegoVlMilFrldayni^tfprits' sonal fouls.- T Nsrlhwatl O I* t Kavart - 1 0 1 } 1:00 P.M. » Jofinion '* - j j n ------Matchar 1 80— J BuroM before taking Hie vie* Alan Pdgo’ blocljeil h puhl by UilrTlstrnight win ortho scnKOrT BoG^taUj then wor'od elghr SSnn* i*u’ii 14 ftumpai « I ] 1} Talalt . H n o i It TataU V » -2 l H Omtlh 1111.1/1 north- ...... ------...... 7 Crahim S I t II olCiiUtforil - t o - ' N .MfehiKiiiy Herman Wnavor In Ute end Gretf Bunn, a 0-7 foot forwayd ~ straight points to take a 70-57 ...... „ HaMllma tcort ~ J»nk«lo tl Idaho Ijintrlp, voted tiio game’s nWADISONTW lsnUPD^The— ittmfer^tvint>-tlicm-an-autDmatlc_wltlia^.Q.flm^!jn?opnt{»rUnrflio ieaUwlthtwo InUrOtMlcfirnSC oiitstandjng offensive player, safely University wlwn of-WlsconBlnnotchea tlic ball rolled out game, led BSC wlUiJ-Tianies, outscored the CrUsadors-HT McCollum 1 } ] 4 cntipi connectcd on 15 of 24 passes for of its tlio fourtli end zone.win *of tho season including 14 'of IG from 'thc '*aftor Graham and Rumpel, MjHWtllKtnl 0 3 07 0: llurlon ClllloriJ I DO } 170 yards. I^ulsiana tackle Saturday, defeating Nortlicrn After the free kick,'t)\c charity fouledline. out. Lirton 0 0 0 Fred Dean was nalned tlie top Michigan University 104415. . Vikings drove Into Detroit Bimn's-front courtI^NC running was also hampered by 23 Telali II H-JJ ft Tolali llriinsu'ick defensive player. TliC badgers forced Nortlicrn territory, again, Uiis time set- matcsj C-7 Steve Wa'llacc■ turnovers', and 15 Q-fl comhig In the first' Di^jltu POOL Eastern WflChigan- made two Michfgnn Into 29 turnovers in tlnn utLJL32^vardJield-uoal-bv-Hon-VVnnkllff7ThmT>tr(i in ^ tli —fourtliquarterthreats-including~liandlrt]niloWiIdcatHtlwlr~~first Cox. 15 nnd 10 points-to pace tJie behind. . .• ' II loul - MNC. C fiham . i(s longest drive of Uie game, lossoftlto season in four games. Wltli Uie Vikings leading 22* Bronco inslde'attack. 1*V the game, BSC shot 42 per 33)0 Hurona moved Uio ball Kim Hugiies and Loon -HdW- 10, Uie liaploas Lions blocked a NNC, 4iow 1*3, fought back cent from tho field, 25 of 50, TABIES ..f^ n their idwn'20-to Louisianabrd led Wisconsin wiUi 17 pointit—Fred-Cox-fiold-goal-attem pt-from a 3A-24-denoil at.liaUUmo—wliUe-NNClUt^ pec.ccnt on.2&— -PAWN- buy now for flun twfftri* riinnln|> mi> Iwit srnrlnP hnnnra WPnt tn_thft . fn1lnwlnt>_ nn erg. But the balllall tlie Broncos until tliepersonalT Broncos until personalRum pel fouls aiKl g u ard Bonny . FOR EXTRA CASHf 'Bpssesslon moved from Uieir 45 25iiointfl.-;------...... U)Uch(Kl-ft-Detroit-i>laver tind-tooU-Ut ...... -PHQfil&rEvCTTinBS-t-: to tlie Bulldog 18 before losing Hughes pulled down 17 Lindsey recovered Uie' ball in left In Uie game, wiUi 13 points each. ■"RED'S W -" ci.rL 73.3-i5601 • Ud ball on downs. . rebounds to give tho Badgers o tho end ^ lo for Uio VlkJngs' Tlie Crusaders’ big men, 0*6 BSC’s Wallace and Bunn taok "Eastern Michigan showed tlie 65-45 edge oh tho-boards.. . final touchdown. Laird tJraham and 6*5 Raynor rebounding honor8*r4fjo game

Open Eyeiy^Nite^^^ 30 TlmM-News,.Twln Falis, Idaho Sunday, .Decennber 13 , I9 ;i Kimberly puts down late Oakley rally

KIMBERLY - Hbo Kim berly K im berly h ad a-47-27- le^d a t fouls w ith Burch an d E*klmer Oakley scored 34 In the last h u rley: rallies m last Bulldogs pulled out a 6&41 win haUtlme but the Hdmets came ^ both leaving the g ^ e with flve. half to 22 ^wbts (or Kimberly, over Oakley Friday night after as close as six ^Ints late in the ' the Hornets staged a big fourth fourth quarter. With six quarter rally. minutes rtoialnb'g in th^ last ^jjerlod Oakley cut the appoint ! TTij f n II tfe s JA Jo p -J-e jj^ jn ^ , m vgln to 5M7 and the Bulldogs HAVE A -p u t their flr^^ string baok^inthe-, iiii* 0 T rn ii i^iinK ^T ii h c ! JEROME - The Burley Jerome Tigers. But late in the game two-Jerome went cautlou's and game. 'Oakley',' however, W l ST l RN CtiKISTmAw ! Bobcats.trailing thn)ugh much Jcromo,.pftor falling behind things happened that tun>ed It turned^jrosewralsho^^ Cw, couldn't come closer than.six. -/rf ihn Hwwnd half camo from ~byHpointsii-thfl-early.goiiig,__around.-.Buri9y.'fl_®*10 center, been hitting. Tliis despite the F l | 0 r I H — Kimberly Jumped to an early—^ Men's Wetttfrn b e h ^ d T the • fin Tth rJe came bifck in the second period, Lon Frailer, after being on the screanis-or Coach Bill Emerwn “ — ------lead in the game. The Bulldogs mlnuU.WdaynlBhtloprol13 at the ______M any Styles in StockII- -tl*ht-6ft*^-Tictorrn^VB^-lha’ ^>dl^awHy7^lttMt^ffp^le-t<^m^B6~'lh(^»Qrd9^nd fffiU om oTi^l ^ Burley^hi!deyerythingjtaJ¥fly„U„n^^ -I*A7P!.'mN- Thn wrf nMhn -Ught »«^ctorr-ow me ^ . , .follow points. Atthe same Uirte, in the-first period/ pushings wd of the first quarter. Midway H ..... ^ . ahead by 11 and winding up the Volley VlkinBa^opmcd up a Ihroush the second p.riod A COMPLETE UNE OF eight mlnUle. with o 21-11 M- nnrrnwlrmi In the Bceond Wmberly went to ,a aO-lO, .. Powerful -Gooding trounces vantaee. But In the second quarter, nursed It moat of-tho margin and turned on the ot- LEE’S JEANS period Jerome outsMrod the ““V U™ H"'*"! >" » “-e haKtlme load. Bobcats 17-11 to Bull to, within ,7'“'' Oakley started narrowing the Mountain Home Tigers 64-34 four and then toolrthe load three iJSS * margin In- the third quarter WESTERN COATS minutes Into the third l»r!p<*‘ ,r^ l»foro the last Hornet rally.

:____ MOtWAm HOME - THe outaliot f.™ the field <3 to.« . piling up points and rebounib. T u J l o 'y T o t t y ''S “ ■ s‘^^™ l»un"l p o l l s from f L the” Nllr°!jlIiJ an'd powerful Goodlng-Senators -per-oont—by—the—Tlgus. Krahn pumped t h r o u g h 0,„ ndtz and Peiuilngton, wlm-H^v-5,-555i,7.i .lonii LEATHER, WOOL & DOWN ------^breezed-U) another-vlotory In a Howmrerrtho Senator'detense- polnts T and - toolr down -16 Boi5ati"r»611d Idea of what It controUed Uio^boards, ^lor a koenlna the Oakley five ------di»play-ot-oU-round“ talent“ allowed Mountain Home only M rebounds while Gorroll had Jt - j _____ from thTlnaUo nhols Friday night, ripping the littompta, less than the usual points and irtakcdowns.,! ■ The S ^ouU hot Ulo In the game KIlcTtSSiaT • ■ ------JACKETS & VESTS .Mountain Home Tigera. 64-34. shots on goal in hockey games. ; Gooding moved Into 9 to 37 per ccnt from tho field and to n press and manugod to.forco Kimberly had throo men in The Senators, defending class Spearheading -the Gooding /Irst ‘ quarter lead and pushed 33 n couple of turnovers. But double figures led by Sapp with , A*2 champions, never allowed defense was Jeff LaCroix who that id . 3M7 by intermission, free throw slwoting—^Halnst Vnllby Uien solved It for three 18, Durman with 17 and Lee witli WESYERN *^o Tigers more than nine held Mountain . Home's aco,.1ho Senators had their best avftcfcfintforthoHt/crs — kent ^>0Kwno 13. The Bulldogs committed 16 pdbits in a quarter and tliere Wheeler, to slit points. period, 18 points, in the third L*;;i;T;ubro s;o w n S i .. ,,, was no problenr. Gooding took Meanwhile, under tho basket, F iler won Ulc prelim inary 47- by Don Bedke' wlth 10 points CHRISTMAS CARDS and got out of Hint with a 24- .iho bnckboafdj •«) to M but also control of the Vebounds with a 6.8 F ran k Krahn and -M Jum ' point odvantogc, --— h ad more tum overa, 25-17. 12; with'Severe .''tallying 15 and' 46>20 edge bu t, nm azingly, wore* ping Jack Gary Gorroll were Mountain Homo won tllct Burley won the prollralnnry. VaN «v». PlUr (4 S tah g cr, 12. Ih e Hornets had 21' AND GffT WARE~^ vilv II pj Ip Plr Id I*! pi Ip prplim inary 36-lB. • ■url*vU, J*rem • - (Inofih KlMb«rlvi«.0»kliV lo II pi ip Jrm * <0^1 pi 'I lt(«m 7 I I tlHntng Umbrly Ip H p< tp Okly OMdlnoM. MAuntiln H«m « 14 .d I 7 I Jwll I’rvgln J t » ?Wllm»n Clint J ...... 0 I t ...... nrcli r i - r ? OPEN EVERY FRI. NICHT TIL CHRISTMAS Odr«o <0 I) P> Ip II pi Ip Kfl.n » 4 4 JOMndli • J 0 J 6 •l6 3 i7 3 » V ‘‘- Ull I 7 I U'Jnt U »i V ] 3 1] Svr« CrrM « 1 ] 71 Wlilr 4 3 J II.'" OOv* ) 0 I llrmn I 1 J tJ Pimr Declo hits early, ‘ i 3 7 U Mr>lv niy 7 p I 4Lcnmri Spp 6 i 4 II nuka L^Crx 3 0 7 iCIyln 1 ,n- t- 6— ...... • I'iflfi 4 u u a Hmly I 0 Q 7 Stfvgr 1 3 7 ...... OUn 1 7 >-4 -lloona - » ^ - • MHn I VICKER’S SADDLERY Lghmllr 0 0 t 0 Nl«n 0 7 0 3 Svra Lnein ) 0 0 * Mnro 0 \ \ » - I 259 Sh«$honeSL South ------7 3 J -T 0 9 6 outlasts fiietrieh Tolali ..]i -* I ilT s la li - l| I I 44 Tftlalt 71 It U 4»T6lali

48 victory over Dietrich Friday even os Diotridi put on n fuU

piled up im overpowering lead and coMted-inlo-V 4!W2.vlctory— VVlday nlglil. W . . . Costlelord went Uie first 12- "rcZt-ryj j i J ] T ------nrtiratwnirTtnr^tiuir K"*"*' Jntn 3 0 14 • witliout scoring a point o/ any - Carey won tho prellminiiry 36- kind. Qlenny‘l'V rry wnsnH"ait)t^ I l» t> Tftlali l« 14 ■vyflrmpr. m n rd t i n ^ niicnd only n r - T >O at tlic cndof tlie first period. BuV in tl)u second q u arte r the Pllotfi pusiiwi ahead 26-4 and by Uie end of tlireo periods had UiiiU's on ice .IS-ll. Richfield CuKtleford’ajayvees salvaged tlie prelim inary 41-33. bounces OUnni P»frv4), Ciilltlard 1) O.I 14 lUJIy Liberty Bell race track Satur* Allrad . 4 1 1 MI14 Jonat ] 0 7 IMIrd day. Shpl.rd Lckwd - ilic victory was wortii |3;i,140 14 le 14 Telali to each of Uie first-place finUhers, wiUj Freetex earning — ;-Rn-a(Wlt|onal-bonus-of-|26,000.

~~Sirori5S““ Georffe K’s Fine Food Prldiy'tusrat HloNlihsal : ..iiiiunM afilcyalhySinci, I0S2'' ■-W W SfiSV ■■ Vailav i). Kii«r 44 ni/t.i U, AixniMn »l “ Kflnadali « , Valllvoa Jl Ntinp» 4>. noli# 4> ^ 1711I KIHBEItlV HOAD ni«Nn;ii-;iifl(i liUtto r a ilt ii. (locAialla 4/ MighiatKi 41, iiofAh S4 ' J|'|N ltA|l,y-«jOO A._M.-2'.nO A.M.

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Plllibtiroh 144, Cafoimp IM rPellvery Scrvie^I-j- . -Virulnl* III. Indibna tl4 UL.i no. Danvar ip} V- ■ Sunday, December 13, W) Tlm^s-Newl/Twln Falji. :ld»ho 31^ favoHte^ ly

ALVIN, TEX. (UPI)-Nolan kT^)w the National League and depresslng.” end of the season, I pitched so Nolan completed only three ^I-«m r-I-oouW- was 2M8 in the NaUonal picka over tbe New Y o rk Glanla Philadelphia by 1 U. Houston '! hate leaving the Mets." have' gone to Montreal or "lYtey'let me pitch," Ryan He said he learned of the Uague. "When I gol ihe ball UPl Sporti Writer at l i i w Y6rk. A Dallu victory and Buffalo are rated even. Ryan said from his home. “I Philadelphia or Qeveland, and, saldr^‘1 was satisfied with the trade Friday from Hodges In a over the plate, I cati pitch In _ ^ . Sunday , and a Waahlngton The Chiefs walloped San wasn’t looking forward to it. I to me, that would have been amount ofatartsl got. Near the "courtesy call.*' -any-league------JnO-Kim BS.CUy,I3iif^. are-Jledskln loss.to the Lo». -Franciscor86»17,-|iurt-:Monday ..Blight'favorite, to defeat the Riam sJilondayRight would give night aAd seem to' berfirttlng ~ S ^ s has eveeythinQ foe ehRistims— •Oakland , Raiders - and clinch the Cowboys the NFC’s E astern stronger \d ille tl^e R aiders Rave Ihelr division UUe while the DlvlBlon crown. D allas goes drb p ^ their last two g^es. Dallas Cowboys, are . heavy Into the weekend with a. M Ibe teams pliye'd'ira 3(M!0 ilS^ ^o l(^s to down the'New Y ^k ' mark compared to Wa^hlngr earlier' this season. Fred P lants. and. ^Virtually m w up ton's slate. Blletnikoff of the Raiders needs ihelr division crown Sunday in • the other 'Sunday games.: sbc p ass receptions to m ake - )cey National Foott»U’' League t ta Is at San Francisco, him the fourth AFC player with ^om os. Q eveland a t New Orleans, New a ca ree r total of 300. ' * Tt\e ’Chlets, who havcjit won England at the New York Jets, llie Cowboys, recently, the m division tlUo since 1068, are Denver at San Diego, Oilcago league’d hottrat team,' \^ 'b « four*polht pjcks to beat the at Greeii Bay, Pittsburgh at seeking to clinch their sixth naidorg at Kansas City. A ancinnatl, St. I^uis at Phlla- straight division title against a \rlctory would cllnch tho AEC's-dclphla and Houston at Buf- Giant team that has a potent West^jm Division title for the f^o. . 'dffonsive. threat In. KrM Tar- Oiieffl by'givlng. them"a ‘W -1 The" rawrltcrsrSan'FVan- kenton but has been victimized tccord compared to the Ual- cUco by lour points, Cleveland by Its own mlstaVes. The ~ders’7«4*2markr-'— ------by-oncrthe-Jets by S-VirSan ~ 0 )wboya'-po.werful- front four Hie Cowboys, who Havo five Diogo by four,’Green Bay by rush is expected to force stroigiit gam es, ,aro IZ^Mint four, Cincinnati by & ^ . and ■ numerous pass, interceptions and turnovers which could make the game a romp. ^Washington- coach..^Gcorgo- 4Tennessee^tate Allen and eight former Rains return to Los Angeles Monday night in what could be the most ^upsets McNeese important of the season for both the Redskins and the BATON ROU(^E ’(UPI)- and 17 yards to uplll end Rams. - 'n»o Redsklna need \jScrambllng, throwing offJbal-_ John.HoUand.endJS yards.to outside help if they are-to win • ^ c e o n a squiaiy field and flanktr OlUa RmUh. -the-NPe*rEaster7i-tJU(rbutiho---- 1 i)ickln^~sc66ndary receivers 1110 scoring tosses to-Holland Rams can clinch the Western ..from a heavy McNeese State came with 12:20 and again with outright • by beatInK — ru s h — M n io f -q u a r t e r b a c k r J o e — O tW -W V in ^ h e th ir d p e fio d r *H»e- 4ttflburgh i Glllium tossed three touchdown pass to Smith came on a post their last two gAmes of Uie paiwcs to lead fourth-ranked pattern...... in the firs'f alx seconds Tenncgsee Slato to ii 2^23 upset of the la st qu arter. Atlanta still has an outside in Uio Grantland Rico Bowl It ?was Tennessee- State's chance - to- win - the NFC's Sflturciay. second consecutive Grantland Western Division title and is Gilliam brouglit his team Rico Bowl victory. 'Hjo Tigers copiing off an impressive 24*13 from a hulftlmo deficit, defeatod the University of .victory.over OaUand but the Uirowinu touchdown pAss««~df SouUiwcstem I^ouisiuna 26-25 Forty-Niners are favored on the ^ last your. 5 0 strength of a stronger defense, iicondTonMT^cNccBirlml-T^IfSaprNlno™ have lo ir B u ck s keen tl\roug|\toutthc first half. tlireo ol UiQlr la st four gam es. ^ Allan Dennis Initiated tlio 'n»e Browns, first team to K u llct.jin x game’s first score, hefting a clinch a division title, could be pass to ICnos Hicks. The ball ripb for an upset by the UALTIMORE (UPI) - Rally- was tipped by Tennessee Stoite Saints...it’s the Jets' Joe ing behind Kareem Abdul- linebacker Waymond Gryant, Namati) Uirowlng agninst Uio jQbbar's 39 points, tlie Mil­ but Hicks caught It anyway, Patriots' Jim Plunkett in whut waukee Ducks defeated the then (umblod on the two-yax^ o f f promls^ to be an oerial BulUmore Bullets for tlie elghtli 'tao I«id tho baU bouncod lnto. ^ ;c i,..i l.o a i o r B W 3l)-M’vic- 1 s r a w time. I07-iol, Salunlay_||u^nrt.Mn,Mo-bil— ------1 ~ " m g h r for 0. touchdown, by split end are oipccted to reverse earlier ^ ’IVullIng by 15 points In tlw Spencer'H iom iis with 12:30 loft 20-18 r loss - to Uio . Broncos.... sccond q u arter and fi3'75 gobig inthese^d period. Green Bay's Jolm Brockington into the fourth quaiHer, the r .r.- • • -ijMde-4l— •gain^thr' " ‘ ‘I- IIW ~b^»ekf^ook therl«KHtat*-5:«- Bears to Mcome fourth rookie fronv tiio flnlsli at 101>00 on a I I . I » s r .w 76ers thump in N FL history to rusli'for 1,000 pijir of Lucius. Allen free throws. ‘ yards; — .k j j;! ! ! ! ____ " ■ iw ------Bullcts-wcnt Icc.cold-tho P islo n s—------ntiw . Hiy-ateciertfr-wlndit r?M j5 n i> o w a y , m a vi.;J7 * ______^ up anoUier disappointing sea* K 7K I » " t 7 . n » U 'i - S27.JIM i : l . » H — tieltlgoal.- p^ROIT~(UPI)— -Wiila.—gj^ro-Btliriooking'forthBlr- S I,51 , d«lphla pulled away from ^ f„ad agalnal K 7 S -H -ir'TT.'VO .I vJM UU Detroit for good by scoring Onclnnatl.. .The Eagles, cotnlns s:|J ‘I!» M i. It» S2«i!l Bulls slop eight straight points in the on too late, have a '4-2^ mark C ;7 H -I» «r middle of the fourth period after losing their first dve and _ I t i.llll _____ x lH d ______Celts 11.5-99 S aturday night and Bill Bridges havo the home advantage and Billy Cunningham led the against the (!^dinals...The I J .U t t Sl.llO BOSTON (UPI) - Jorry w ay as Uie 7eers beat Uie Oilers flashed best offense of 1 :1. itn v ’ .IHI ^oan. Bob Love and Chet Pistons, llS-in, in a NaUonal Uielr season In 29-3 trium ph • (;7K-IM .11 > W alker com bined for 09 pointd Basketball Association game. over the Steelers last week and r.7KN"r7;m ri s:i(l Hir l n . t H t The Bulls held a 6W3 to icfl ^ chltm y confeflt s a s ‘ n» l it . fit S a.in r halftime lead but Love, Walker The game wasjparred by a M 7 H H or , and Sloan chipped in all but n g h t between Uie P istons' Bob F OX^ O r d l 1 (;7S |5or S2\>15 i n . i n Si.HO four of C hlcaga's 33 p<^lnts in Lanier w d Awtrey in'Uie third Sears Has Every Kind Of Tire Uie tliird ! period, to give Uie quarter^ BoUi cen ters got In ^ i 1 | llT H l ^ o r S.VSxl.^ VM'I.HV Ift.fH t — SII.Ol— visitors a 12 point load. wild blows before teammatfes — .The—C0lticS:--800red slx- stepped betwocnlhem to brealT |.7H-I'i or jii.H t t : s;i.2T . straiglit pobtts to open the final It period on two quick baskets by Blue club Dave Cowena and a pair.of Jo MONTGOMERY, A li. (UPI) Jo Whito froo throws, but tw o ^ 'm i^ llin rm i C i -^ory Fox of Wyoming and ‘ fieldgoals by Norm V^ .Iiw • ® Neil Graff of Wisconsin were Iced the game for Qiicagti. wins by one Sloan led all scorers .with Sfl OPEN SUNDAY 12 tO 5 P.M. points, love added 24 and ' e a s t LANSING, Mich. 34lh annual Blue-Gray fooibali V ri i l -rm. * _____ W alker scored 10. John Ha'v- (U PI)—Sophoruore guard Mike gam e h ere D ec. 28. ' licek w as-^ston's high scorer Roblnk>n (Ired in 20 points Fox passed 328 tim M _ p n d . Saturday-nighl Mldilgan - with 24, followed by White wIOj c o m p lete d . 171 fo r 14 touch 16 and Cowens with 18. •aate held off inU'astato rival and Graff tjompleted 07 Western Micliigan, 6M S, de-IBS during Uie past season, U S £ O A S V jp jto gqhtg ^ 0 lart 1; 14..wltboii_._3^xey^will^be -joined-ln- Uio II point. Pat M ller, who backed . backfield by funners Allen Knicks belt Robbison with 14 points as six Uompson of Wisconsin and Spartans’ account^ for all the. Gary Koslnsof Dayton, SHOP TWIN FALLS AND BURLEY I’orllancl—, t e ^ ' s » c « ^ g r h H ~ a * ! o ll o i ^ "Wltle receiv ers wiITI>cT5Ick" NEW YORK (UPI)-Jerry diol wjUi 1:14 lo play which G raham of Oklahom a S tate and Lucas and Walt Frarier each gave Michigan State a 86-M Bob Wicks of Utah Rtate. scored 14 points uPUftTnrst^londr" Roundings out the offensive quarter Saturday niglit to set Chuck Washington, who led teiim are tackles and guards Uie tone for Uie NeW York Uie Broncos wiUi 15 points, Stan Walters of Syracuse. Jean Knicks' 134-102 romp over tho connected for Uio last six points Barrett of Tulsa, Tom' Portland TraU Blax^rS; olthogMiie. , M cOrel^t of Northwestern at Lucas hit on all seven of Kis ' Willought^. Ohio and Mike field goal attempt# and Frarier- C fli.,. q u i Tbriasa of Iowa State: centers connected 6n five of seven to • Steve Beyrle of Kansas State and poutfM, AuW.otJSyrWtiae; lead New York to • |„jyrcd H gl - V--, ' "opeiilhj^ qiiaHtf spurt.'Frailer and tight end Kevin Hamm of ^ BnlahedVith A ULEVKCXNirtUFl)-"'lW 4('" M uuiesota. points and Lbcas, who»ho sank all Qevdand Cavall^ announced On ... the______defensive ■ team_.a|j. —l6-6oer-ettempts,-wi,-.^l^woul>f-^lpu:aatu^day=^nlgb^-^tl^at^roo^f ~Way^^W^Xyrn^nHrf-S^gh»ro wfth' 21. He needs five m ore

al BasketbdH Auoclatlon New York outacored Portland team ’s roatei^ to th e r e q u M 12 Melvin Lunsford of Central ^ 29 potats In each o f ^ first .players...... " fOhldrstfltel n in id ^ Carr', v n o ihuruired his Jadt Dykes 0! up.^lts UuM t ^tal of the foot twice before the aeason linebadtm Ken Pag« f of aea»on. ,1 he Knicks' previous!' opened, Iraff^fvd^apralnoCUM Kansas and KeiUi Best of high win ovef same foot In' ^ Dm. S game Kaiuas 'St«t^ and backs Topa Buffalo last Saturday night. against Buffalo. CW^way. j^k^hqn^ :9t|^ie, — ‘TWm>"MrWffledPnftliTif1~ rooUe guard Oiarl- -witliiM poi^.iiidIjra.8teele_le-Davto' Owrff Prtrie icond taJiWM 1;^ FrUUy. nlghVa ■ww pelhti ttrW flirt.httf/yictonfWDetroltiibJim ______ioot^elei^ \wi of acUoa aevm to 10 day. ; oflowii State'ind fcflke Perfatti Fiimibies Broncos score 2 S^iii-last period

SACKAMENTO Calif. (UPI) give the Hrqncos Uiolr |{o-nhoail flnnker Al- Marslmll to pull ■ ibilcat load ^oforo 16,313 fnns —BoUe State quickly tupied mar({ln of' 20-28 witli 7;M tiolso to wltnln one'point 28-27. at Hugtios Stadium.. tw o deep fumble recoveries into-" remalnln«. ’ ScrappinK a bid for a tlo, WIUj 3fl seconds remaining, touchdowns Irt a 25<)olnt fourth Tl'O Scottlsh-born Guthrlo Guthrie, who kicks Boise's ttuUirle kicked a 42-yafd field quarter Saturday*to register a moments ' earlier had cn{{l> points after touchdowns; goal to atono for three,earlier S2-28 comeback Victory over noered an 87-yard drive, cappi^ misses threaded to.wrap a pass, up be the tween com^ two Chico State In the Camellia by a 16-yard touchdown pass to from*behlnd Chico defenders^ victory. to ^Ive Boise Bowl. ' ' Trailing at the end of the ’ Quarterbacks E rir Guthrie, tliird period, tlie--Broncos . haraMod mok of the afternoon cnpltnllzed on a pair of fumble -by-Oiloo's past defenSerC6oly Jeroiiiie edges AF ropovbrlcH on tlie Clilco-16 to rifled a pass to Don Hutt for a - I turn tlio ({ame around. One of two-point conversion after I tlie TDs came-on~a ono-yard Boise’s fourth, touchdown to plunge by halfback Cary- for first victory lloshaw^and the other on a nbi4 r JEROME - ll., haH;Am.rlc.„ Fall, cmmlltcd Unbeaten Tlge™»onlhelr(lr.tba!lgnme M limovors ond Jorome. ollihl. ti„t „m, ihio «maim„« «.c «oond quar.

Indiana H..rTSw. didn't iMd In Ih. wai^lnguod by iur- Slko Snlscdo to Ituity Scott \ ■ r> gamokmtil midway through the “V*™ whrjldosioDMd’tw’nSo^^^^^ s t u n s K y . ■ -confp^iod with . a-M «ld from field Parker ^ enS Te S - m^reln. From that, point cann^ ^ ““’I WlldcoU made It IM late In LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPD- nover t,all«l .11^^ ^e T^er. ^clr Uie first half to climax a B4- Inlured Steve Downlnj ciUcct- «>«rle»n came within «t but American FalU ...... ,...... p^rf w th ree U t« In the fourth qu arter, Satiirdiiy night to power un> American Falls held a snail ■ tie h" a K bad with "• Hi»f«»|fltrtlIndi^atoa9(MMrupset lead Uirough the first quarter. over sijcth-ranked Kentucky In t f ^ t l g w i e ^ e witliiln on late double overtUne. Inperiod the period but theon a BeavoraGai^-^alters came w vnrda to Scolt Dovynlng, playing with his left freeKerm throw . Xij'ttfiotBoth team s com - ■ knee heavily bandaged, sank mitted several turnovers In the the frw tlirow that sent the C l„ 1t°d“T first period.^ S " ““"°'’” Sl'lta^t.»ril,eTSha^ Hooftlers ahead a t 87-86 witlj

lm"rfwea'"Mno°l“ .^ d MdTn^eTco^d'^u^I-W ami porCAtllS-lc™Fnlla“^^^^ SulcuU irlf ov^lme Wore a «lloul crowd werok.pt In the game by Logan within U,roo. Amorldan U

wlU. 15 nnd n o lh wlU, 12. Jerry iilt-mcrlng converted n free t>u‘OW with 543CC0nds to go ia*Tp*Mp ''lo'fVi scven-yurd TD was set up for Indl'jnu's dotldlng p&lnt. i I by Spencer Dnvis’ inicrceptlon . Ken'ucky, wlJch lost Its first of a Gutlirle pass on tlie Cliico ' game after tlifoc victories, Shoshone 38. . staged A furious rally wlUi a In Ui6~ first hnlf. GuUirlc free-Ukrow by Bob. McGowan rallies past missed Uiree field goal ut- n d -t r ft f ! — tomptB.u>(-AG,-i5. narroxtoailnnl-moruln to ono— 1 p o in t, 1 IJIO ilrlvo tailed.- The IV went Into overtime a lter Y - Uon play ended wiUi KILEH - .The ShoBhone the ^ .ked at-74-all, then Indians rallied In tlie second into t!., . vJiid overtime after half to beat UievTiler Wildcats

...... i*'ll®f holif a seven-point lead .

WUdcr.. T .lttl-M T io littsrto I- back io sco re « points In the J lowed ...... ''10 ^^‘o a Ja3( quarters. The youthful } w ith ] Parker wlUj 17.. wiijcais committed 30 t u r -?? .Jol wiUi 13 points w hile □ GUNS-NEW & USED and I- iiBon j^ th 10 w w e - a ,o g ,y j^ hw rorny^eigW .- ~ U the rher-Hooslers In jugh point man for SJioshone !: f □ BUSHNELL RIFLE SCOPES doub- , • was Kinney with 20 while ;,J □ BUSHNELL BINOCULARS Ilarold Olson led Filer scorers ^ J li' -lo rs m e e t ‘ wiui lo. □ PUMA KNIVES Thu I'wln Falls Bruin .th«ihsn«U, Fiitr It ththn lo It pi IpFIr *lg l| pi Ip M b , □ GUN CASES boosters will m eet n t 7 ri.m. irnin i j j lOllfwn? I j u t ?- f'OIXI* 3 I I »Hn»O0 J 1 0 J Tuesday at Die Depot Grill, C'>t» i I 1 n Ovi 3 \ 0 ? y i. fi- Knny . t 1 J JOLn.nui 0 0 3 0 J f L' □ H OLSTERS reminfl'j Dr. -John -McKnln; Wllrn* 0 0 4 OLnclfi 0,0 4 0 ;(1 boMlcr president. Himptn 4 I 4 »Wllm»n 0 0 I 0 i f c ' «»• 0 0 1 OCU 0 0 1 0 1 ? . ^ ^ r . McKaln sHld n review of Knotirn 0 1 l j jn ^' 0 0. 1 0 'J • r □ GUITARS-NEW & USED WflOh 1 0 7 3 C1f.n J I I J tljc bJiiiketUall and wresUlna Jlinwi 0 4 n 4Lo»mllf 0 J .,1 * ^ » Dllt 1 J V □ GUITAR AM PS-NEW & USED teamK throuRh the weekend will Teltlt II II It 1. ___be hcld-All-hiterestod porsonK- ’Sl.ai»o>v are Inviiud, - • □ DRUMS-NEW & USED F □ GUITAR ACCESSORIES □ TYPEWRITERS------y,;V (OVfew iiH£. \woH'UQ ■ ; ^ - 1j j 6A’RINa OPTS' □ SEWING MACHINES li / - .-‘'V'/p.l. □ CHANNEL MA^TEfrRADIOS— □ STEREOS ^ RECORD OR TAPE □ Mens & Ladies Benrus Watches

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Qonlf C o r d i. , , ,, Wood River mine stands idle

"ByrEnoYCAmvEnr . • Tlmei^ews Writer ------BELLEVUE—D««erted mining equipmentln tfllltrflsaT7:iflFg6l)6hds oT^'lalllrigB” or'waste ... a crow of (Ivo lnbtead of 100. ^ With thp ore vtilns ^'pinched out” end the remaining ore not commercially uaable, the mine, off Br6adford Koad near Bellevue, has been out of operation since spring, 1070. And the mill Is being tom.down and m ov^ to the Silver King Mining Co. In Cuprum . The hills behind the Federal Resources headquarters once boasted two rich mines, the Minnie Moore and the Sliver Star Queen. Galena ore—a composito of silver and lead-;>had been mined In the area since about IW t Total • !-oon*— centrate.was sliippe^tirBtqker Hlli and Kellogg am clter. J ^ news But now, behind the headframe, Uiick lengths of Umber lay stbcked for use underground and about empty ore cars rust. the A mine rescue station, Where the U.S. Bureau , V a l l e y of M ines held yearly m eetings on m ine safety, la _J[ockcd. In Die hoist room,' the walls are sill decoratfid with pin-up pictures BuppUcd.by UiO- HnnioHrNcirnriHm i i i X f c K m g . board mark how nuiny men and slcips had been > iVi (He shaft tlio day tlte mine closed. S’un d a V ' 06Ct>mbor )2, 197) • Electricity U off In the miners' ciiahglng building and tlie rooms bre lit only by daylight \ ^ • through fogged windows. Empty metal baskets and hooks for clothing aro'suspended from the celling and rough wooden benches line th e walls. Abovo tlie buildings,-Q relief shaft-drilled Into the hillside—is scaled off with heavy timbers. A "bull wheel'* used to guide the hoist cable, and a '*chute gate,'' a front-loadl^Tw* usedlo tliimp” ore into trucks, Ho on the ground. ThrAugliout tlio area, grass and sagebrusli are

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MALTA — 'Itiree. onMct enUUed “Sulvnerged," the-lloasgr^tfnr FOR FUN GALORE JOIN THIS TOUR Mlner’« Daughter," were ______proym taH *n»iniHAy flt Rflft TO tH E NEW ORLEANS ___ , River High School under the ■ direction of Mra. <>!>1U®_Se»raj_ t- t speech director ai the sJhooI. MARDIGRAS The contest play, “Still FEB. 3-20, Eicorted from Boita Stands Ihe House," won an euellent rating at the regional Featuring: ■ contest and the disUict contest * AH the excitement of Now Orleans both held In B arley, “nils allows MAGIC VALLEy Sainlpaulia Club ' at Mordi Gras Timell the play ..to be entered in the |off/cers-e/ec/ec/- recen/Zy. eculation

HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Tlio pictures and those of CDS-TV. It socrot. Tlio network has Indi- Mr. and Mrs. Kent Eugene Eichelberger wockcnd announcement that is, in short, hardly a prestigious catfid It Isn’t satisfied with his' Morv Griffin’s sliow will go off deeUlon. • ’ ratings performance, and Grif- CDS-TV In .nnld-Fobruory in.foct, the network will fin 1ms made It plain ho isn’t -moantt-tlio-natwork-ls-tltfowing—pret^*-tmieh-be • • • • - M efhodibI nles~ in tho towol, porliaps only what the situation was before It- Is the regular winner in the temporarily, so far as a lato-__|;^ Griffin in tJw late-night slot ratings, but Griffin uauallv nlBhilalkvnrloty scries la ^ x c e ^ tKal, In the old days, it. f jplshos, second, ahead of u n i t e conccmed. was the local stations of CBSTV, -Cnvett, and really not too badly For Oio program’s rcplaco- and.not-tho network Itself, Uiot. In Uio statistics. Tlio difference, ment, rntlMjrtlum anotlicraltow put on tho movies. Is tlwt-while Cavett has a BUHL — The United Kohntopp, orgonlst. - of tho aamo typo, will bo Butlthaslongbeenaproblem notable and prestigious scries. Methodist-Church, CasUeford, following the ccrcmony, a Monday-lhrougli-Fridfly motion ;what to put on, besides a talk- ‘Griffin failed to cam tho same .was the setting for the Nov. 27 reception was held in the plclurcsthotboglnntll:30p,m, variety show, tliat will draw level of accolades. wedding of Susan Jane Browrt, fellowship hall of the church. ^ whon Carson and NBC-TVhave will return to ayndlcation. mOHARD SCARRY BOOKS Brown, and Kent- Eugene Charlotte Brake, cousin of tho wimtWlint thistills aUoalso means, come proved ihnt that hiobig advertising where ho^iiad »,n.i *n much, better Eichelberger, son of Mr. and bride. mld-Fcbrunry, Is tlint it will bo profits can bo made. There has ..show before moving to CBS-TV. Mrs. Kenneth Eichelberger, all The b rid e’s table was coverod • Richard Scoriv'o nro nmono Iho mooi popular o( childron'o jjooko strictly NBC-TV's Johnny Car­ been talk of putting on In- Once on the national network, Buhl. with while Iflce over yellow. Tho • Sonrry and hla wHo Polrlcia nro w orld-ronownod an illunlrnlor nnij otory-tollor son versus ADC-TV's Dick dividual dramas, or a running ho tried -^iUier by his own .Rev. Glenn Waltman per- four-tiered . wedding cake ■ Tho Bool W ord Book Evor, Tho sforv Book Dlcllonnry . Cavett in tho network lato-nlght nightly soap oporn, among design or on network orders— . formed the double*rlng featured' nosegays of talk-varloty series competition, other things. In any caao, to be more mass-orlenled, and and Scarry’s Bool Story Book Evor aroam ono Iho moni popular llllon availablo ceremony before baskets * of multicolored flowers and was . Griffin moved from Now York movies Iwvo won out for CBS- tlic results were embarrassing. rn K ,. t^nonywoodsomotlmobacklo ^V, at least temporarily - lie became cute and coy. Ho

Jomu'o «■»««». nata comodlmr:.f6fmUchotS- T;, l»rf'(rmcr Jcsplto -l»w tt-0l-aleam -U ce3eiS5=^«u5o^ ------tliarNnc.1WCaf5Sn would nolf|ndmovln«toll5lly^io«li w hoH hU ralN . on occasional ^tle whlih 'ormed t^ tfaln ^mpbell, Mr. Ollbert ^ , „ . Her I mantilla trlmiVied with DeKlotz, Mrs. Bill Olson, Mrs. !»..• -ri5iaw~Ti5r7arn& ~~i~ftD 5i5^afir^^ lowers. COW -ana-MTi. '»uupn-iJ«uou,-«u carried a cascade bouquet Of aunts of the bride. RecepUon Hollywood. - whlle-oarnatlons-and-plnk-assistan^were-and-pink ^assistants were meinbera:^:th*-^At-nny-ratflreBS^*V-ls- _ _ w v^. Y ojebuda. W o X m 't Society ol O lriatlairi^irty giving viewers a choice r M r t . Phil BUck, aUter o l the Service. by putUng on movies instead o( ,_tide. wa« matron o( honor, and Jh « couple 1b m ailing-their uioro chatter in February, iHJt Diane Senften w u maid of home in Denver, Colo.,where docision won't win any honor. Brideaniaida were the bridegroom Is employed, awards lor creative Nancy Addeid and Debbie Special guesta at tho wedding prpgrammlng. Tlw fact Is. wlUi Ounpbell, coudn of ihe bride were Mrs. Florence DoKlots, ao many local stations running Laurlsa DeKlotz and Tina Judd, Filer, grandmother of tho iirlde, bto-nlght movies.. If will bo cousins of the bride, served as and Mrs. Cassle Swltier. pr„ny difficult. If hot Im- flo w girls and Duuty Olson, grandmothor of the tell,tho difference cousin of the bride, was bridegroom. botweon Uiese local motion ringbeaier. Taper Hghters were Jess Olion and Donnie Brabb, cousins of the bride. Bndge tourney held Gary Eldtelberger served as best man for his brother. Groom«nen—wer«—Danny — TW IN-PALLS ------Magic J.-Weaver, third; Mrs. Gus 'nuner, Gary Bybee and , Phil VaUey Duplicate Bridge Oub Averett and Mrs. L.M, Hall and Bllck, brother4n4aw of the held tournament ploy Wed- Mrs. V. L. Kelly and Mrs. R. H. bride. Ushers bcluded David nesday afternoon at Episcopal W a tso n , tied for fourth and flfOi. Herrick, John Veeder^. Darol Hall. Oilier winners were Mrs. G. ' Brown, brother of the brlde^And* - Overall winners were Mrs; H; B. Peterman and Mrs. M. Hogg, Bob HUdreth, brother4n4aw of El Burgess and Mrs. M. V. Mra. Roy Hill and Mra. Julia the groom. .. nftrtV.fiMt! M rs. A..T. ijn d ftm c rU B ro w n ,-M itiV id > ia e < to n d ; K^^G^g&Blkkv §ololst-'’anTMffi7ArP.'Ru^^ H. Newcomer. A now n{i52!ompanled byMrs. Dean Mrs. H.M. Proctor and Mrs. M. BIGGEST SELECTIOH OF

And Musical Accessories

lZ$TRINGGUiT«lS_ STUDENT & PROFESSIONAL ^^,,,„_’80?i^„,.^aRUM stris -^^erything-foihfh'e-M iisickm BROWN'S JMUSK^ niRNIIURE ON THE MALL Sun^y, D.cmnb«- 12, 1*71 tlm «-N ew i, Twin Fa|l,, Ideho

ji^ jkxr-aft M y s ic ia n ------— — ~ htonored POCATELLO - StudmU it _ . UnlvOTtty -now— — ^ _ HONORJED fpR ^5 }f«ors as pianist h.ve the lue of the newly r^ '^and Jeacher o f M efhodlsh CHuTcH 5trn opened Student Union Center. , d a y schools is Mrs. J. D. Claiborn, Kim- — :-David—MinBi—-the—grad­ — bBrlyrrighirBefore-movlngtp-Kimb^ely uate asBlstani. from' in 1919 she played for'Sunday school ‘ Coeur d'Alene ^ 1b in charge and laught classes in the junior depart’ of the facility, said participants .can “enjoy recreational arts meni of the Twin Falls Methodist Church *, and'craftfl free frc^ academic tor four years, ^he contitSued her work or commercial pressure." in Kimberly and is still active there. Mrs. the center-is open Monday H arold Ov Hove, Kimberly, is presenting through Thursday tr6m a until 5 the a w ard. p jn . and from 6 until 10 p jii. It |0_ a_non-proflt_program — financed by the student union. E^trons pay for the materials. used, as.well B8 a small fee per , day or per semester. . Center opens ' , , H o u s ^ In (wo room s n ear the ' 1 games area of the ,student iH IRiey CHOATE. Twin Falls, and her union, the center so far Is husband, Fred, are bmong patrons^.of equipped with two pottery the new ISU student union's hew fadi’ w h e ^ and a kiln* a ‘woodwork Booklore — lath«, a radial arm saw and a ------j’/y_-w/iic/i_aims_)o_iifl/p_j/udonii_anc/-. variety of power tools, paints, others in the university community ro- a m e T U oof ~^aihioni3 ajlri molds and work materials. lax through creative handiw ork. cluB fias lly T E i m V IIAIITI.KY fuhcfion

o r n e ^ TWIN FAU5 - Tho annual Buildih^ gingerbread Christmas party of tho Booklore Ulor5ry~Arl“Gund was held" CARPET INFLATION? Surprisingly enou^, 11 just By MDCE ROBERTSON time. Walk through the anow^ Thursday night at the Turf Club p ty ■ p ram lum price lo r the hasn't happened. While luitaeit, thlckeit, Ilneit Tlmes-Newspbotgrapher and explore a little. Ihe best'' with husbandfl of members as house is easy as pie everything else (or ao It quUtjr brudloani. TWIH PALLS - Winter Is a photos have to be looked for. guests. iM ms) costs a lot more than good time for the family to go Some may be seen from the Chairman for tho spccial D m la a much bigger U did a decade ago, the tact NEW YORK (UPI)-You c&n college. Slio spent U i-tnoet—ee'group-in~aevera)-Christmas M ir in g , In • wider range of . point of vtofc U that thara. Idng Instead of cai^board and jobs that sent her lQ_Europo__whllo the cako was 'sUll warm, especially to .the photograjAer . very effective, and are often not caroU. Mrs. ’ Raymorfd" Sod-' oolori idid'teiiira thin ■ a n more good carpeti today glue. SdVeralmorellWfdinTOrttodher ^i^letthejJecosdryovemlght wantlrto avoid the rtidre used enough by the amateur, weeks told the story, “Christ- decade ago. . b the low range than were ' It's as simple as that, says appeUte sUU furthe^. ‘'W ore putting tiic house heavily traveled highways. ChUdren bi theJamlly should. mas carols; Mrs. Raymona'^ i-b-'the Immediate period ■ nr ottered before.. after WorU War D, a M l Barbara Godard,' uho m ade H e r unending quest lo r together with qulckseltlng Icing winter scenery throughout_ be given_ tbelrTtum as the.Sudwecks told ^, (he story, gaiieratlon’ 'ago, quality -only-one—fiuoU-ba______rrtftHng______itkiti has led her to and decorating It with more -MaKlc Valley and aouthem photographers. If possible they “Christmas Is a Magic Time," Whatever your budget) - c u p a la ranged In p r ln from - before she undertook to tcach -prepare every savory and sweet icing, plus Indies and drl^' Idaho^cfui yield a wealUT^shouIdTiavetfielr ^ camera l^TNaoml Manwaring, and'the whatever your decor, youll " n o to 11 6 per aquar* yard. the technique In classes at H. pate feulllete, or flaky pastry. fruit. photographs. Off the beaten to use. All camera manufac- Madrigals, a singing group Bnd the right qualltycarpet B m t Mttoiu coit lea, and Roth’s Institute of Intemallonal i^pe in a popular Unlike commercial ginger­ path, a photographer can se( his turers make a small Inex- from Twin Falls Senior High h>our aelectUn,each bearing aonw o f Um Bneit wool! coet Cooking it Baking Iwsre. cookbook for Americans, bread houses, which sometimes own pace, stop at will and take pensive cartridge flUn cunera School directed by Richard a .tniated name In carpet more at that time. The confection that has been a conduct codkbg lessons for include some inedible, decora­ b i^ beauty. that is simple to load and to use Smack, entertained with a manufacture. Come'to »ad , Ibe price atny li tlmllar (or Yule tradition in middle Europe andindadtdichildren adults in their own tions, hfcrs Is made of food Snur^unplking with your camera for less than $10.1 variety of Christmas songs. talk It over with our carpet the fUtlea and ilitlea. . . and for y ears Is .avallabie In the homes, cater dally lunges for products oniy.only. Aiu»ou«nAlUiough uwthe can be-an afternoon Jaunt, a - , . Special candle favors made ipedalliU.', ■ six to 14 members of tho recipodldh'lcallforit.^ecu weekendoutlng,oratriplastlng ‘’V committee were today you atUl can buy a United States from commercial quality carpet In that price bakers—but at prices sub« ' ht scholarship selection windowsw in d o w s in Ui^housoUie house instead of .everaL^ys. The distance ^ u^ nresented to the women and -rang«rVou can dnd a wUer- VOIXO BUILDERS stantially higher thdn tho co committee iiu iiu i« « UU.U.H IfiSwlngniJcn) wltli covered doesn’t matter but it Mrs. W. R . Christensen ■electlonthan ever for leii SUPPLY meetings and spend tho past pahos, she used diamond- best to have at least a day to dlspUyed the unusual Mr. and iwmemade variety. 1.190 IllghUnd Twin Fall. summer as pastry cook at a patterned strips of- opaque ^nd meander about the Mrs. Santa CUus dolls she had than you paid ten yeara ago. The ingredients arc cheap, summer And, ol coure, you c a n - ^ . Tt-e|i«n ^ e composition lncludlng'the~ of chli^en.'' ice cream puffs." I cah't really betteridea., *j— the...... Magic Mountain area L in tKe_ . angle,______distance away_ from lhe_ -'^t^lM ^appbals=lo^Sdults»^go=wmg=(deooratlng-gb»g«r^ =-fihe-ata-thc houW:ai» won as-south HllIsr-tlje road lfl-a:litU«-subJectrandZlIghtlhiCarr:ali_ imagination. H jc fancy food bread houses)," Miss ^dsrd the piackage was opened. nv>re traveled than most but the bnportant In making a good and- utcnslbshop that-Bponsors- saW. “l^Ve been jkscoraUng “I was crushod," said Miss ,c,„„y Is groat for photorStudy each subject for all the’cookinft and baking series birthday cakes aU.summer.” Godard. All sh e h as-le ft Is a photography. posslMim^^n, had as many grownup appli­ Her Hrst gingerbread-houso color p^tbgraph taken by a A longer trip may be through ' Take an extra minute to walk cants for the course as it did was a Christmas 'gift last year friend who Is a professional Ketchum, over Galena Summit around and select the best angle children. to her goddaughter, who. lives photographer. andovertoStanley.JIiereareB -to ahoot from, considering the Miss Godard, who holds a on a farm In Maine. She plans to use the multitude of side roads off the Jwckground. Ajdc yourself if It Is Cordon Bleu certificate from “I thought It would be fun to photograph on her Christmas piain highway. Many are Im* clutta^ or distracting. Move the famed Paris sclujol, said tier make, and she was o good ex* cord this year. Meanwhile her passible because of sn^w in the closer to th« sc«m until you ' owh' interest In fine cooking cuse,” said Mias Godard. second gingerbread house al- winterbutopenmuchoftheyear. have eliminated everything that began during her junior year In ^ e estim ated th at the project rea^ is spoken for. '. i>)n't stay in the car all of the does not add to the picture.

B IS FOR THE B E S T OF EVERYTHING M IS FOR THE J H A W Y CHOICES A.IS FOR -THE A B B A Y OF. GOODIES.

i.—~^a7;zv-Robes-&Hidstess~Gowns \ IS FOR Y O lJ B. Ghristriias Shopp^^ U Tlm M -Newi, Twin Knllj, (dalio Sunday, 0««m b«r iv w n Magic Valley Favorites Caroling rWinter ^lanf»€€l-a^t- weddinp

TWIN FALLS MemberT^ Orndorff led th¥ Box 1797; Salt Lake City, U t ^ 8 ^ 7 0 " tb« GoodwiU aub have been business meeting ' with iRtchflBlTcl- planned notified to prtpare doUs for the “Favorite Scripture" as roll KENTUCKY BOURBON Sift togothor flour, baking The Ttmes-News will piy t$- GLENNS F E R R Y -r M r. and Twin F alls flm m to dlstribut« callrllie flag salut« was led by ^ raurrcAKE powdor*and nutnieg. Cream eMfa week for Magic VaUey mdjpiELD — A caroling Mrs^, Law rence >Bemt, Glenns to needy famlliea tn the'com* Marty WUdman, and the Lord's • 4 cupa sifted flour ) butter Until fluffy, add sugar. Favorites. .!( you ..have: a. party la planned.by the.Rich? Ferry, announce the -•munUy-lhU^Chrti -IVay•^bVMari«''Warlng. -l-te aapoon-baktn^powdar— —crnam-WBlLJIeaUn.cggB.flne.al, favorite r» d p e^u stjn ^ ...... ■ ■ l« h , engagement of ^elr dsuahteTf "tlie Reclpi^ Department, Hie notiflcatlon came during 11)0 white elephant gift was 4 teaspoons nutmeg a ume, .add sifted dry Tt'la announcea by. Supti NeU Dorothy, to Dennis 0. Smith, Women’i Page Editor. II m the WedMeaday meeting of thb won by Marie Waring and the 1 cup butter Ingrfldlcnts alternately with Andreason. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold _redpe becomes th e_ i« |^y of^ dab at*' th r hoino’'of-M ni.-- thought-for the day waa given- 72'cupB sugar ' ^ -bourb4 -The_ home__economica_j, Smllh^JIammfitt.______tiie T tines^m and cannot be OiMtea Mattlcfl. Mae Reader bv Thelma Rlgdon. Doris Stir in nutd and fruit Bake at department of ^chfleld High ■ The coi^e att^ded Idaho D retu rn ed was hostess for the luncheon Scherrup, Jean Carr and Goldie Vi cup bourbon '. 300 dcgrcos In a greased 10 b o h Sch(k>l will serve a dinher for <■ State University where Smith parents and the school board M and CKHstmas gift exchange. S evert w ere tn ch arg e of the gift i cups pecaps, coarsely tu ^ pan for 2 hours or until w as affiliated wdth S l^ n a Phi PresU ent Mrs. Ed Orndorff exchange. ' chped t«sta done. Ixl.cool in pan for 10 One out of ev ery Uu-oe new Dec. 18. ■ E ^ o n fraternity. Miss Bemt told this members tb have the G uests for the m eeting ;Were 1 pound seeded |Jurk to IB mlnutc« before rcmovlrig. homes li built ‘with an Itie senior class will sponsor b employed by Gooding School dolls dressed before con- Mrs. ITiomas Mattice and Mrs. raisins Cool complotoly, then wrap in automatic diswushdr iiuitallcd, a fund raising aplighettl dinner District No. 232 a t Wendell, and irlbotteg-tham . A donation has Lesttf McNeil. The group will pound candled...... chcrrlw,bourbon moialenod choGseclotli, according to Uio Plumbbii{, from 6 to 9 p.m. Dec. 16 at the* Smith at AHL International, also bem given to th e Salt'ation m«flt again Jan. 12 at tho ho/no id,orHpoundc«fidlod c o v e r tle))tJy w ID j foil. Store H eating and CooUiitf In fonno' school cafeteria. Ihe public is' Anchorage, Alaska. chi DOROTHY BERNT Army to help needy families, of Evelyn Nelson. until ready to use; tion Bureau. Invited. ;A winter wedding Is planned.

i p SPECIAL vea tM fQ c FOH CHRISTMAS!! the downtown mall SWEMERS] NECKUCES C om e, see “"Xirootlf lilltil will) cfmini. Di Mollitr ol ptarl, / . L U ♦ T ' nlacl Onyi, GoUltlona or lalii- cau>K<» £ honPoorl. its gala Splendor . . . * 8 ” the PARIS Wi ndo ws a nd-Gou nters-ond JKWK/.RY CO, Racks-are Briffmlnq with-the^ =b rig h4=OTTd=t^ FOUt ^W EATHER FRIENDT lflfl%TNYtttN^ practical dnd^l^sir^q

ond black Klarvtkid iol«. BIKINI PANTIES REG. $ 3 1 .0 0 gifts for Ghristmas 1971. 6 8 ^ 15 COLORS'! If its in town . . . I • •MAYFAIR You'll find it downtown.

(litt Boxfd Tho Amazing STOCKIN& Music Boxos o f ' liUtil tui 0'^' ilctlili io(ki in ribb«(i knil TA VISION 42 STUFFERS KLH Orion nctylic for tong • SEWMHSAtKCTS* SCICSORS w«or and linf lil. 3 • NeCDUTWEADEtl^CUTnHe — paitt.,handiom«ly_ b o »d . Voiua* io U .iO . eOARDS* BOB&lN BOXES* PIUS B O X O F 3 P R S . • Go ■« Voni»g Aitj MANY OTtfERCIFT WEAS-- 95 SIMGEK •- /if>jtrov0fl Ditiihr fJu l.1 -V«//j WARNER MUSIC 150 Moln Av«. N. Phan* 733-3344 133 Shothone Twin FalU. Idoko 8330) S ir« « l No.

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TWIN FALLS-TtM dlrtctor statf In 1967. when he was sp« of arms, preUte, Junior ritual activities for the pointed director of the mem- governor, governor for two f o r o m$» XxxyaUOrdep-^the-befahlp eenseyatlen depart— termsr week to conduct two sdiools. duties of ritual director. He U a member of Mecca tip for working mothers with working. tacturers.(NAM) annual'c^ Wilmer H. (BUI) Orr, Aurwa.— The—^ membership— XQn=-LfiKlon^^o. 0, served as pre-school children^n daycare When you drop thechlldeff ln ~ feren ce,^ also-ti^-whai-iihe— Moose ni., has been dirtlctar since Jfan. servation department was secreta^ of District 2 of the centers or nursery schools: the morning and pick up in the did when_her. child ibtcame.UL . 1,1970. On hlischedule in Twin made a division of the menv Illinois Mooae Association and mak*-«-aunirlse-visit to-th« eveningr naturally you see the "Ttie s ^ thing I’m doing Falls are a ritual sdjool at 8 berehlp enrollment department as housing chairman for the center or sidiool aometlme. best front the center or school today ’ on 'the association's n at- Schools— -Monday-Hind— a— oli

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T£ lE -TO M E ^BIG&iAlL-MAN MAKE IT A" LAIIGF, f,ROl)l' PRECISlOH BUIIT WKSTEKNCIIKISTMAS SOLID STATE ^ SIZES IN STOCK _ 4 SMEtED OHAMOUSNAMF, S h l H N ... . M*d. \o XX large ihorl ileevfl to XXX Large ItO O T M ^.OOOpflifol U V U l k J lomoul brand oom« booU Cj)rduroy Co-Ordinates «j|ior( CoaiM lind N u U h PHONOGRAPH __ l.42 fo SO.regvior______- WESTERNWEAR 42 to 48 X long ------Pursca. Sport N hlrU . ,...... «IM)I JbfkM------u«li lUipklVP' 40% OFF REG. Iona llaeve 18" m c V 36" ileeve Hooki) llu U ...... I«16« Short Sl®«v« top to 18" neck ------\ M t » ------W all l» l« q u « — -MACmS^ • 210 Main Avo. Sooth -13;Shoihon«,..^ , Str—t North .

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a c i t y ; . 7 ...... P W O IN E . ■ • - ^ J 1 ■ M ■ Tlj)iw.New», 'Twin F«lli, litaho Sunday,, D«MiiibM- H , 1971 Anniversary is today Seniors evietv W ENDBU.Mr. wd M«,_ By k a ih r y n galloway aienn Welnlwrg are Twfal Falls Public L lb n » .' cdtbr^tlnj lh«lr «Oth «nd . tn. ol.| Irtoid., liwre is a place where an the Anniversary on Sunday. Mrs. Weinberg came to can be (brgottm. It Is found WendeU In 1909 to Uve w ith a* at Filer betWflfBl *** **Ririliting Wfaoae-huaband-waa ~a- SHOSHONE' lYie ^ t o r • o( Jalna.'* written by Mazo De m e n ^ of th e B efw yn, Wen* cUsi at Shoshone H l^ School L« Roche. X dell Development C6. from took top place in number of I h ls is one of the'books about, Chicago w hl^ haiped develop rritudentiAUMfig'-UA'second Ihe Whitepak family and their •tbB'irea.':------J— ------r— weeks honor roll, Pi incipal Carl Canadian estate. Jalna. Jalna Weinberg came to Wendell bi Kinney said today. was virgin land, a thousand M arch of 1910 w ith his parents. ITiere were'23 senior students acres of It. The house they built He served the commiinlty as. ^riu> n u d e th e roll, com pared to there Was the tln ^ In <)uebeo. ntrai mall CArrier for S3 years 16 JunlorSj 10 so p h o m o re and S . -ythlng-that.fumlahed the andretiredlnDecehiberof 1949. freshmen. - - heme of the family. Whiteoak , Ihe freshmen w^re Huth was the Hnest and most of it was Faught, Donna .4acobseh, shipped from Europe. Laura Kldner, Steve'Saras and Philip and AdeUne were the Lee Williams. drat master mlatreaa of Sophomores' are Cindy Jalna. They met In India where Give unto oth^ Bergln, Lucy Berrlochoa, J. D. .Philip was a commissioned Bowlin, Jan Coffman, Sheryl officer bi the English army. — Errlngton, Wanda Faught, Ihls spirited, handwxne cou}^ asyoii Brenda Hubbs, Jeff Pate,' was dlssati^ed with life In Austin Webb _ and_Carol India. When Philip’s uncle died, «ifoul4hini?them W m iam s. . ' — •toa vinM-h im ea iem lve lands -inr Juniors on the roll are Jan- Canada, they were eager to go., Bateman, Ramona Baumann, to that new land. giveuntoyoui . Pam Chapman, Leslie ChuT' In Jalna the history of the chman, Tom Dallas, Sandy Whlteoaks is nude. Here death Depew, Patricia Freeman, and new life, happiness and JuUe Hadlock, BiU H ata, G ary . __ . M r. an<^ Mrs. Galen Soronson . Mrrow^_ contentmei)t/ and Klnghorn, Tammy Kinney, , restlessness begin to appear on Mike Sorensen. Heather Tews; the pages of their history. : Val U m iU a an d Calvin Webb. Philip and Adeline were Jerome couple weds The seniors on the roll are ha{^y in each oth er’s com pany. Denise Blackburn, Sheila Ih ^ were satisfled with the Carlaon< Ed Chou, Sherrie California miss home they had built. It stood MR. and MRS. RAYMOND P. ALBERDI — Davidson,-Vera-Garrett,-Jay- - solidam oKg Its trees w ith an abr JEROME — Virgirtifl Ann Sandi Hinton, Juanita Golay, Gasklil, Charlie Hanson, Mary of jMlng ready for what might Putman, daughter of Mr. and Annette Dryden, and Mary Jo Haran, Pam Holt, John com e. Mrs. Joe L. Putman, wos Alberdl, sister of the groom, • Johnson. John Jones, Carmen weds Lincoln man This is the essence of married to Raymond P. were bridesmaids. I.x)rl Duncan -^wiiir»nyflbni,, , * Alberdl, son of Mr. and Mrs. was flower girl, «Palmer,~Mike—Patje, Jim SHOSHONE >Judlth Ann bridegroom under wedding f ^ M ■ Alex Alberdl, all Jerome, Nov. Standing as best man was Peterson, Kay Saras, Dlano Dowlln, Boise, daughter of M r~bells. Dccoratlons were M’ange M at the LDS Church, Jerome. Jess Olnvarria, cousin of the Sorensen, Cindy Stlmpson, and Mrs. Marshal C. D ow llnr^d gold roses and lovebirds of the Whlteoaks. Bishop Robert E. Williams groom. Groomsmen were'Hick Scojt Stevenson, Boy Thomp;- Woodslde, Calif., became the featured on each tier. It was cut performed the 7:30 p.m. Tliompson, Lloyd Putman, ion. Helds Grcon and Jackie brideofGalcnD. Sorensen, son and served by Carolyn Osier, ceremony. Duane Alexander brother of the bride; Rick — M cGhee. - ...... — ...... - of- Mr. and—Mrs.—^Wayne-Boise, * 6nd -Mrs. Gordon offered the prayer." Powerr, and—Ale5C“ A lberdlr Sorensen, all U Shoshone.at a Sorensen, Shoslwne, an aunt of Annual Given in marriage by her brother of tho groom. N6v.29weddlngattheShosl)ono the bridegroom. Punch was - father, the bride-wore a full* A recopUoh followed at the rvQ rtnirrh poyrAH hy May RlH>iWnhalr»r, -length gown of-whlto satin witli LDS cultural hall. Guests-were Bishop LaMar Duffln per> Boise, and Ha Glover, Boise, an dinner on overlay of lace. Tlie gown registered by Connie Bent* formed the double-ring siint of the bride, poured w ^ foahionod with an empire xlnger. Printed Pattern ccremony before a background coffee, waist and a sabrlna neckline. Sharon Newman, Mary MOA SM-11 of gold and orange fall flower Guests were seated at quartet Seed pearl flowers were scat­ Olavarria and Glnl Lipscomb arrangements. tables covered with white lace held tered throughout tho dress. displayed . . glfU while Susan Given in marriage by her over orango cloUis and featured Her fulMcngth veil of illusion .Jacky roglstered tljcm. This Chrislmas, you can give dll the great sounds of today father, the bride wore a white gold candle centerpieces, was caught in a plll-box lint with The bride's table was covered .by presenting that special person with an M G A Stereo lace over satin floor-length Mrs. Frank Morris, aunt of ELBA - Jho jUmo-Elba. seed pcflrU. A Inco pdg^j bor­ with lacc over a blue.table^IoUi Music System. A t a factory-direct price that saves you mid­ gown.- The lace over tlte satin the bridegroom, Mrs. Ted Indepen(^nce ' Rbckette Qub dered tho veil. Tho bride surrounded with a blue' satin dleman-cotK; you can malce (his a Christmas that will be skirt was styled with a front Kubena and Mrs. . Max members-held . their annual carried a nosegay of white. skirt. Tho skirt was held in rrmrmkyrrfi.^lLymJoOfl, . panel, tiers of la^c on the aldga.Dugltflnnqn. aU Boise, handled ■Chelstmas. -carnatlonB- s^ t faw flnrgflhried Btreamors. pon ribbons. Tl>e three-tiered Talce a good look at this example of the spirit of Christmas cako-wilh.tradlti«nal brido-ond Dretenlr----- ' ...... , __ Connie Loo, organist, played bridegroom on top sat in the the wedding march, and also MOA SM-11 fUrM Mu*U fyiUm center of the table. accompaniod Mrs. Freddie Thii M G A Slcrco SyiUm coffl«4l(cr— faTbgin-rW L m . b o no: lace identical to that of the gown Later in the evening a buffet lyttcm with high-complltncc 6K! Imh woofcrf— d good milch for the 4mpllficr'i ( E ^ ) 1fi wall power ruling. All thii in bookthclf- -Afttt^a honoyinoon-trip-to. llic M o d u l e s . ______■ ______Sun Valley, the couple is M C A ll 4 J iKf wo>UwU7 ■ S -rtld T Z ; -th. Mr., W«..y ^0 .nditlono. so„U.»nU residing ot MO Addison Avenue, MilMibJtlil Group wWm« r«oiiUII«fl le t Ward directed games and were tho blue garter, a gift from QUtlltv, iKltirliy «Ad d«p4nd«(>lll(y whito carnations with gold and Ernest Boesiger. Mrs. Sam a friend, and a sixpence in Iter Apt A, in Twin Falls. tMM flv« cenllMMi Md 100V4»I. A m g a organe ribbon strewnerer Two - Larsen, Mrs. Zella Mae Parsons The bride graduated.ln-1970 Mrs. Lewis Ottley furnished shoe. For- someUilnff'ncw-the’ small pearl outlined hearts and Mrs. Earl Cheney. A and decorated the Christmsji bride wore whlto pearl from Jero m e High School an d Is were nestled In the bouquet rehearsal dinner at tho earrings, a wedding gift from presently employed with - M r,rM tUrt,i^n»i«-»istort Mlutotlan Cafo wm eivcn by a.'cVa” " ’ lhi''‘ublerw llh tlio groom. She also carried a Mountain Bell Telephone Co. In-Uiw o( tho bridwoom, wn. Uio brldogroom'. parcnta. w«gr««uandUUr«lc«,dlM . white Bible th a t lier m o th er and T he groom also graduated In matron of honor. She wore an The bride was honored with a y retlrlnc older sister had carried at their 1970 from Jerome. He is a SERVICE COMPANY orange chiffon over-crepe floor- miscellaneous sl»ower in Boise oresented a cltt weddings. sophomore at tho College of length gown. by Mrs. Ted Kubena and Mrs. ^ aecretarv Matron of Iwnor was Joyce Southern Idaho ond is em ployed 126 2nd Ave. N.. 733-4910 Cindy Ferguson, Boise, was Mae Blankenbskor. ^ Thompson, sister of tlie bride. by Ida Gem Dairymen, Jerome. lyitleamald. — ' MUdon Sorensen, bro th er of tho bridegroom, was beat man. Attendonts were Robert DowUn. Woodslde, Calif., bro- -ther-of-the-bride, ahd-Davld- .. Kubena, Boise. ^ Mrs. M. J. Dille was organist Mrs. Rold Newby, soloist, wat Th e Isdyllko. femlnino look o( accompaniod by Mrs. X)or ' 1)100(11 oAd prlncesg curves iisrris.' mqiresMS fashion's now splrltl a rcMpllon was held at tlic Make It yoiuJo(ikJn.fluid c r w , J.WooiUUv(!r Center Grange hall carerreo blend. Sendl In NorUi Shoslione. Mrs. Dennis Printed Pattern «B2i Now PrIce, Boise, cousin of tho I b i t S ie s lOMi, 12Mi, HWi, 1614, bridegroom , reg istered guests. — im , m .-aie HMr, (b«sl 37) Jbo rocoptlon table was Ukes 2V. yards M4ncb. covered wlUi white aatin cloth Seventy^lve cents for each ijce skirt. Orange ribbon i p attern — add 25 cents for each gold c H ry san th em u m pattern for Air Mall and Special tauiiucts decorated tho t«p ol — Handling. Send-to . Harlanl -uie hice skirt around the-table GENUINE • «ndolM «round tho punch bowl _ Rattem Dipt., 232 West IWli St., omi the cake. New York, N. Y; 1(»11. Print uireo-Uered cake was HEEKSUEDE name, address with ilp, slie and | ^ p „ j |jy „ miniature bride and style ntunber. 3 Reg. $2.?8yd. .^..r...... LOTS OF GADGETS TO MAKE SEtVING EASIER iWA WiXmiA a tji am i Kressngjuds • Cutting Boards 0 iJ'&:^ARE YOU READY? • Scissors • Trims ^ Notions ^ F or a u n iqu e ,, , jIL F o iitN a m e Brand P atte rn Compiiiiies ^— Shapfim i^E xpvrim itre ? — i NEiV FABRICS ^ II bcgini ot KOUNTRY KbUSINS , whore you'll fin'd every type g f gift for molt any occatiloni From iraalLhouuhold-appiiani .-crystal .and china to decorative I DAjU AND WEEKLY SPECIACSir Items — exqultilje -treasure dolls g r>d ijtotioneryi

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0VEIIHIEItHT7-Uir, Filer caroling set) zUEnERiNBER^-; saver STANDMC0F60DII - FILER a. A comnlunlty Christmas carol sing J ‘royer olon« wot «nough to will be h ^ Thursday around the town Christ- heal two woman ond o in krtree'6n*M iIrfS e^‘-“ '------gt Filer; Wo"iroTTj'*Tng~ovtrw«igh!, ITie event la sponsored by the Filer Ministerial UtUn on convenience fbodi to ciit yom' ..2Ums,-iuid-co)lect Uuty new &%cipo9 to tem pt your clan. 5 In-A-PinchTJcairBfitirfuinils Jwth criteria for a fast and easy •inaln dish. Canned .barbecue beans and'boned chicken are your labor-fiavJng Ingredients. Mix them together with canned • l«m and chopped green pepper J-ight In the baking dish. There you have It. You’re free for •«thor projects while this ^!cy • In facLlthe great putdown of Andean m oney to live on, for food, clothing and housing) dof£?^ Bo^^ngi garnish with womanhood ranges frorh women’s failure to should "demolish the mythTTTthara sigBfiranf likpper rings. Makes four to six re a d i the tops In politics or th e professions to the nun^ber of women in this country work only (jervings. usual steireolypes that the poor d rim Is "Just because they like to or want the extra money." like a woman driver,” a man refers to his Other Pobis . secretary as "my girl,’’ that if* a meeting in- Miss Flexner makes these other points: . rtU~u ndoubte

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40 ■ T l m « -N # W f , Twin F a ll i, Idaho Sundayi D a c e m b w 12, 197) Burley circle ' _GSI spee students _holcls-raeeting_ set contest Tuesday Mov/e Review - Th>-MAAmU- Circle' of the United TWIN PALLS - Speech contest. Other BiulUll nUI Presbyterian Women held Its students at the College of honorary awtrd cer- regular meeting at the home of “M m osephljur Barry. an Idea Ls, by now, very matter whether you Uked his ^oulbern ■ Idaho are par- tlDcates. tldpatlng Tuesday In the annUal About 3 0 CSI students will Mrs. J. B. Goettsche much.acHche. . past pictures or not. If you did, presented the lesson on / ‘Pat­ I f la a nr»ovie about th e con* ho will ruin y o u r opinion of him ■ales speaking contest spon- apeak In the content and be terns of Change" which related '~atonl'balUe~we“ are~lold'lh6“^ th tola fllmrif youdldn‘t,-he' JorelbyJhAipeMh depirimaiit_Judg«d„by_.the jrwln_Fall« "~to~the ArhericM~famlly~ftiid police are waglnR with has sunk to tho bottom of~ilT and JoIw GMa-Motorsr—^-----•^-IQwanU O u^llM -talas-talks stressed different phases of organized crime. Whether the possible levels of consideration' Purpose of the contest a t 7 :1 5 «Ulbe(irwifourto^v«mlnutaa study. Including the need for - o o p f an d ro b b ers really.do what: because his p a r t In this movie is pjn. at the Fine Arta Center la long with a three minute divorce laws and reforms;- the they .^0 In all' and extremely poor. Certainly it Is to h ^ students at the college queaUonlng ‘period from the strain of family fragmentation, robber* films Is Irrelevant. The not as good as hW earlier parts who demonstrate outstanding «udlence. Students are u^ed to ifaUltylnaalasipeaUng,re(»rta M il prodbcts' thev can the changing status ol wife an d ., theme has I still been s u e - were.* mother, the dhanging status of cftssfuUy exploited over and But that’s l^ d e the point. It Fran Tanner^ associate—demonstrate.-: women in gend’al, the new over agabi. Topically, the Idea Is for (his movie we are con- profaaaor of speei± and drama. TliepuhUclsInvited attend John C hris M otor Co. will aw ard m orality and the death of super^ constructsa fast detecilvflatory-demnlng hbn« He would have and to make iuiy purchajBe they trophies for students placing w ish. No ad m ls^o n wUl be ego. with a little suspense. ^ done better, however, making a THRBB NEW members were initiated first, second and thlntUii the d )a rg e d ^ .- >' Mrs. Clifford Suttoh, With “The Organlratlon," sequel to “Guess Who's Coming into the Tw/n-/da o f the: N o - president, opened the session however, the only suspense Is In to Dinner,", or "To Sir, With with reading of Psalm 100 and wondering whether or nol the Love." Sequels, alUiough f/ohal Secrefortes Association at a meet' -the-group ropcatfld the Lord’s ^clure wlU enO^n scheduIeTTKuaUy not m go<^ as tho films ~lnff at the Colonial House: PhyHis~Mlia ~ P rayer. fovich, Dorenda Ppulton and Gail Mai- Mrs. Neva Dalton gave ■ all. The film doc^'t flow, it hav e been w orse th a n "T1)0 -Three- berg, all Twin J^idlfsr -repopts-and-ofllUKt4h»-f oIl.— Organization." Jumps, or flops along from' one /rone Krebs, Caldwell, Utah-ldaho'divi­ Rev. David 6uzza gave the • scene to another. The story Is sot in Son initiated sion president. Tho annual Christmas closing prayer. Francisco, but tho There Is, never-tho-loss, one party was held in conjunction with the HANSEN X Mrs. Ralph Scott Prbtes w^re won by Mrs. Don "travelogue" value of tho thing that might cause one to gave the opening exercise at the Conner, Mrs. CUfton Haynes, picture Is negligible. Ono meeting with Mrs. Nancy Spratt as d isreg a rd the choppy sequences Elxcelslor Social Club meeting- M rs. Raym ond B utler, M rs. J fc; wouldn't want viewers too In­ choirmon. and ridiculous plot: tlie acting. at the home of. Mrs. RudoU Poe and Mrs. Qeorge Thomp­ Hobble honks terested In tho city, to be sure. . Almost no one, Including Sidney Martens. ' ------son. But tho film might Just as well SINGAPORE (UPI) - PolUer, holds this picture She read an article "Seven Tlie Dec. Ifi m eeUng will be at have taken place In Jerome, for 'Motorlsta in Slnfiaporo who use together. Pari of this failure b Most Important Languages.” -the home of Mrs. Nebeker and the fault of the film, of coursd, all tho clips wo see of San unorttptlox car horns risk Watch for seashapes In the Bible verses also were given as will feature the Christmas Francisco. Once or twice wo vlolnllng traffic laws. but the actors are more than Food bqiskets part of the opening exercise. sprlngUnie. 111080 Include sai­ party. Each member Is to bring stereotyped. They are un­ catch a glimpse of tho Golden Tlio -, Registrar of VchlcloB lor's middles, ydchtman’s Jack­ Club members decided to a gift for her secret; sister. believably untalented. Their G ate Bridge, an d ev ery now and roporlj siii motorists were ets, fleebnaster's sweaters and raise the dues from fl to $2 per Secret sisters will be navealed then a street sign Is exposed. ordered to dlamantle their U n b a r e so badly delivered that more, all In.the.mllltary mood. year, starting with this year. and new names-drawJi. Mrs. one suspects them of reading But that’s all. And will) a movlo h o n u after comidalnta from the Nautical shapes and details ' LyJ® *‘«<^ived a Charles Renfrew will be the as tedious as this any diversion publlc Uiat five of them used from a telepromptcr. to be fHled adapt to garments, patterns and special gift, and ' Mrs, Von p ro g ram ' ch a lrm a n r'N o w “ of- would have been welcomo.. “ m usical" Roms and one hod n“ . For Poltier this movie mu.st fabrics thit have never been to Nebeker presented three fleers will also be elected a t this hlBh-pllchcd air horn. JMloca______^------ist gamPM AH thft prflgrnm . m eetlng.- TWIN FALLS — Proqccda Guests for llio aucUoll Wore ' from fl gift auction iiotd Wc Ruth Ainsworth, Janls Moore, nbsday by tho Omlcron Kay Baumert, Sue Lommers Ciiapter, Bela Sigma Phi, will and Donna G o tt \ Judy VqnEngelen is be used to fill a food basket for n During the business mooting needy family for Chrlstmns. that followed, “plans wore Members nnd”gucalfl met at discussed for the--Valentino- new honored queen tJic Iwmo of JoAnft lljom e for dance program In February In -Uielaudlon._Bna-£itlS-JV"r°-J°ram°, Ai|_chnnto5 In made by cach member. Helen Falls, Buhl, and Joromo wm , TWIN FALLS - Judy No. 19. • T liom o serv ed ijs QUeUonoor. participate. VanEngelen Is the new honored The librarian’s report on joy, Tlio chaptor members also llic next regular mooUng of queen for Job’s Daughter happiness and laughter was agreed to select a' family with thociuiRtcrwlllboDec.22attho Bethel No. 56.. defeated to tho new officers. small children to clotlw for the homo of Unda Doy. There wlU Miss Van Engelen was Dianne McKinney was Jobie of winter. be a gift exchange. elected Wednesday during a the meeting, and Nancy Bpedal election meeting of the Wonderilch was Roble Jobie. diapter. Others elected for the ,M ary J qi\cs and Dana Steel following term Include Patti were honored as birthday girls. Westbrook, senior princess; Ihe closing devotional was n r f f i n r givBii uy BnauA& LtAn; (/( a guide, and Nancy Wonderilch, Wednesday for a Chrislmas gift marshall., ' exchange. m Becky Jo Moore, Dianne McKinney, Dana Steel. Rdtjim e Rider and Becky Wlke • m during the meeting^ earn Honored qyeen Introduced r; rpjnnniin p a i r M H A D i .u a t p u _Nancy tfibmpaon7pM lhonored~r L L '.1/1 IlhrtlU 0 /ii-i-i tuni\ rrn iu il q u ^ of Bethel No. e, Klamath Falls, Ore.; and Art Wylie, vice GREENVILLE, S.C. — associate grand guardian. Shcrrll I ^ Hino, TSvin Falls, Is — Mssoclatg-yuu'diatt' of-Nor-43.—sefvlng as ft-studei^-hoateas^ and past associate-guardian of America's largest university- owned art gallery, tho Oillection of Sacrod Art at Bob . Jones University In Greenville. Meeting set Miss Hine. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Hino, FILER Young mothers' Twin F alls, an d a 1960 g rad u ate rSffm“ ?a“ 't:S otTwinFallsHlglvMool,Js« sophomore at Brigham vJimg « KiLSircora™

M others Of teen^e Children also a r e invited to a ttfo d aS .a Chapter,of this age group is bebig organized. '

with . . . The Long Look! 'TIs »he season to bo bright, bold and streamlined. The exciting new ideas illustrated represent the way you can look and tho fun you con" have at holiday timq . . . and all year long . . . with tho latest and greatest in festive looks. " ______■ ■______

Brilliant colors . . . flattering fabrics make the dififoronce. You tbcj can be sweot, lovable, exciting. Try them onl______•, Open ovory night 'til ^ I’.M., beginning Mohl3ay.

"L Sunday, D.c,m lw ini ' Tlm n Newj, Twin Falli, Idiho 41 hAV students on ISU boards

POCATELLO — H io n ^ M dn«ly>l« com mlltM . (an In- lain di«rge o{odd Join)| lobby of ana atudentl aervlng on vaatlgitory body), Wayno. taam, tiK>mdo nvimber, Jarry commlttMs .ani) boarda under Carlaon, Burley, chairmans Roblnion, Twin Falla;- lli«^Aa«ocl»tod-Btudanla-olr*cUti»y •wUI.-Daah FiwhUch.-mridBitall-ad hocTommltte*— Idaho SUIe Unlveralty ham HwuMn; high Khool relatlona, 11100™ Laata. T^'Falla. been releaaed by Uiilveraliy Rick Bollar and Richard olflclala, ' Schafer, both Rupert, and ClA "* ;_____ T1» group* and Uw aludenU-Klnghornr-Twln-FalliRIlf:=n«rFederal Rejeriw-Binlt- aiying with them are! named commlttae, Blllle sy.tem came Into being Nov. Mlnldome nontrol board, Meuleman, Rupert, (the U.N.C. 18, IBH. Clarence Joseph and Dou^^ . _ ' -Balftiur..hoth.Mountaln-Home, weekend,- Jerry Higgins, Twin Falls; today. - - “ tra f fic '“c o m m l t t w r D ouglas A Itffi^eon WM held a t the Kulm, Tw^n Falls; John Lukens, Twin Falls; cheon. library committee, Phillip A meeting In the Masonic Qul8iey> Buhl, and William Temple was held by the OES S)^es, Sun Valley: speakers with Mrs. Callender introduced and aHists committee. Mary to tlie m em bers. Also welcomed Armstrong, Burley; w as M rs. Hugh Bcnfor, general____ ^ ^ •valuations -and' awards. Jeny- ^inidolka couple — grAnd-committee- OlbMn, Rupert,[chalnnan. Mrs. Everett Bonnlchsen, ~ Budget—committee7~Wayne^ w(uihy matron, also presented Carlson, Burley;'-. Larry Shephard, Hansen; program fepeats promise grand patrons and grand \hAti. Kami and cako m a tro n s , M rs. E rm a Me* Farland, Lillian Barton, Aubrey PAUL - Jean Alyco Schenk and Ann Plocher. Kay PloclMsr, Smith and Lon Clayton. Grand “ ib jd “ Randy-Max^Flfo~T^cnr"Cousin-xrf-thr*briderTeglst«red- -offlcttrs-wera-lntroduced-j Tlinited in marriage during an the guests. several 'g r n d representatives were presented. Committee ';^e Rupert Trinity LuUjcran Robyn Ringer, American Falls, m «nb^s and appointees were ' ^ u r c h . J e r ri Hollinger and M rs. E m m a welcomed, u were matrons and Hie bride is tlie daughter of McCall, aunt of the bride. Gifts patrons of area chapters and . Mr. ^ d Mrs. Victor J. Schenk, were carried by Pam Dairy, members of related and Paul, and the bridegroom is the Mardell Hlrsch and Patty fraternal orders. ^ of Mr. and Mrs. Mai Fife, Hlrsdi. Fifty-year members given .'Rupert. A heart shaped filigree arch welcomes were Mrs. Mary Rev. L. G. Mietzner per- accented with white wedding F razier, M rs, G race D urk, Mrs. -J)rmed the double ring bells, greenery and pink daisies Snow Ckiffin and M rs. r •yremonv before lighted can- formed the background of tlte The women'a trio presi ielabM flanked by beauty wniie lace WlVUfWl gift taWu. musical numbers and —A8kels-of-pi»Jt-and-r«d-car--31je-nBwlywcdfl_(»«nedJLhflJt -^tio n a^an d —whitB_chrv8an-_ gifts for tllsplay. . - , ijiemums. The Isle markers The brfde made alt •were pink chrysanthemums decorations for the reception. Initiation was held for new •ied with blue ribbon streamers.Special guests weri Mr. and * members. Mrs. Callender * The brW« repeated her Mrs. Glen Fifer, Fllef; Mrs.

'lisngth gown of white organza Opan Jorgenson, bQth. — taeerlt was prinoess-styU-Falli^gra ’ -:TashlBHNl-wlth-a-flttod-bodicwr'bridegrown;Gu f6^broidcred lace outlined In from San Jose, Calif.; vjeedpearls, and long lace Juliet PtUsades, Twin Falls, FUerr •Hly point slMVes. Her elbow Jerome, Pocatello and

JJy a Juliet headpiece. The high. The M degroom’s parenU \> aU t was caught in the back by giive a rehearsal dinner, k chapel train. Ihe bride was honored with v> pre-nuptial showers given by .. . - She carried a colonial bouquet Wortna Trevino and Mrs. Joyce Call«»dar was honored at a baby pink roses accented Kofoed. ------^Ith Lilies of the Valley. The newlyweds will live in Ml Mrs. Joyce Kofoed; sister of mjpert. the bride was matron ot honor. Dana Jo Fife, sister of the itirldegrodm, Nancy Schenk and ------Oene-M cCall.' both cousins of 'Ao bride wei« bridesmaids, c&ma Marie Schenk, niece of the -iride was ringbearer.

•• Brad-^Flferbrother of the '-■iiflH^room was best man. ‘Xyrlh V, Schefik, brothetPt.thfl. :Brlde, Greg W arburton And f^teve I^Vevino S j^ e d a s ushers ^ d grobmnnM.--. , Wed^rig’m iisrfiW wayidBC: by Mrs.SaUy Fife, Blste^ln•law ^ th e bHdegi^lIftRrrmoloist and ~>A>in|:jtet

w )iThB .pewlyweds grflotod . Ibests from a blue carpeted ...... way. Isle stanchions held B lamps with pink and _ rbows and stroamWs.'^Be pMel backdrop was decorated 4ii B pink valanc^e accented with "Sue butterflies, white bells and . A nked by baskets ol pink and ■ iSd carnations and white ;^ J u ^ n th e m u m s .“ ' ...... ijT h e bride's table was covered -with white la ^ over pink satin ..Sloth and was centenMl with a Bve^lered white wedding cake i;ieparatedk^, Grecian ^^^Borated with scallops, blue ' and pbiki d ^ e s . xnM dinr&nrwdrtf > love birds In white netting ^^sUvv wed

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Flocher, JoAnif Dockter ^ Timet-Nowt. Twin Falli, ld«ho Sunday/D«cember 13, 1971 TOPS dub winner- ^ gnnbunced HANSEN - Mn. Paul WUl c a ie n J x was best toter for the week and alao the monthly quern at the — SUm-ind~TWffl~TOPS“ aub" meeting at the home of Mrs. Ihomaa Steelamlth. e v e n ts m i x ItM hl^iUght of the evening were the graduation exerclaea — from-TOPS tO-KOPS-fo^-Mrs- D IXKM nKH lS Bryaon .Vlnyar^t.::She was •SHOSHONK — Sl>oaliotio aiam bor of Com- • Holiday dresaed In the tr ^ tk in id c i p — merct) clvcllon dinner, 7 p.m. Mnnluittan Cafo. and gown iuul glwm a CSirlsinus T O N K A LI^ - Scliool bourd^anocLi. corsage and presented a gift. BUR LEY — School l)oard meoLq. She alao received a KOPS pin. SHOSHONE — Sclwol bourd mocts. She m akes the Qfth graduating RUPKRT - School bonrd mooLi. , — KOPS since organlutlon of the HAILEY - Chnmber-of-commcrcc mocti. local group. M n. Fred Howard HAHJEY — Sclwol board moots.- and Mrs. Roy Dopscn, club I — Chamber of commorco mocU. \ r KOPS, congratulated her and HAHJiY - City Council moots. each gave a brief talk. TW IN FA LIi; -■ Public hearing on rozoning 1^ . . Margaret MoCoy and H pp lle a lio n . l l n .m ., courti>ou.HO. j — M i s . B a ibara—Ourtls—w e r e - D E C E M B K K U hoatesses and planned the TW IN FA LI^ - CSI sales spenkinK conlcst, I graduation event. 7:30 p.m., Fine Arts Center. RUPERT - Minidoka IrrlRnUon DIalrlct elcclion, 1 to 7 p.m. TF coeds DFXEMBBR IMS TW IN F A L I5 — Anna Moffo concert, 8:15 p.m. 5 Great Groups \ ' ; C S I F in e A r ia C e n te r. enter DFXISMBERie \\\\\) \ • S|xnM s (llolli TWIN FALI^ - Twin Falls Iligli School Chri.ilmn.'J concert, 0 n.m ., CSI Fine Arts Center. tourney ' TW IN FALLS - Basketbnll, CSI verau-i B Y U ,- • l)(‘iiiins n p.m.. CSI ({ymnasium. TWIN FALLS - Coeds at DKCEMBEUie-17-18 ------S«N-VAW ^BV— Hflllday^Slfi-rim«ilp Rnrp, . • Shir lilies participating In a table tcnnla DECEM BER 17 -(oumament-and-working4)uU -JCWIN-EALLS— lUgh^woUrt-lHiM gymnasium equipment onch DECEMBER W • (-olloii l*rinls Tuesday and Thursday. IIAIIJ3Y — a>rl.stmaH cantatlj, "Nitihl of Participating are Judy Miracles," 7:30 p.m. Wood RlvorH igli School. Parrott, Mary McGinnis, Donna DECEMBEIt22 • l);i(*roii-coUoii Arrington. Terry Blxler, Unda TW IN FALLS - Twin Fnllfl schools begin —Neal, Caralee ‘ ■ “ C h rljitm n jrv n c n tlo n :------^— i j i i ;m ) i>i{iN r s Kasei, Jiidy Cox, Nina Hansen, KETCHUM — Clirlatmns cantata, "NlRht of H . '2 Cheryl Orlgeby, Bottc Mc- Miracles,'’ 7:30 p.m., Hemingway Grade &lwol. —&aokanr-Jan-WUsonr-.Sharlfl- -DEGFJWBBIW4 ------^ ^ ------TUrnn.-Dawd Smith, Lynotte TWIN FALI^ - CSI be«b)s airlstmaa Smith. LesU Helton. "Ldmo- vaca tio n . Scellick, Dobblo Heuthcr, SUN V A IX E Y — Clu-ifltmaa Eve celebration, Denlso Dillon, Sandoe Trout, -torclUlglit parade. r ■ Sandy Hammondr Donna Post D E C E M B E R 25 and Patty Westbrook. TW IN FALIJJ - Merry a»ristm as!.'> D E C E M B E R 27 T W I N F A L I ^ - T w in F a l U C o u n ty N F O e le cts new officers. Christnnas -nrifHiiMnERni- \ ;i 1II r N III - . UJ \ ll. TW IN FALI£ - New Year’s Eve! setting • ( iiiiN :i' W - • .1 ('.111' II I liiii” - NOW “arranged • ! )< ill HIill ii-in c i • I loliilii \ I :il)i ii - O .. ..niCHFJELP— A Oirifllmna- setting was arranged for tlic • U n i all' ( III iliirii\ fTJ 1 3 : Burmah Club Gentlemen's -evenlng-party-at-Uje-Mothodist • ItrorMilr' recreation rooms Friday • Sent r X 1 if I’l iiil' e v ^ ln g . • IMaiii IVi rv ( !lnlli Mrs. Clive Capps and Mrs. Clifford Dayloy docorntod tables for 35 guests wiUi poln- settias, Santas, candles and holly leaves. V a lii(‘s h) S. 5 . 11 v i i r d Mrs. H. A. Ross, Sr., Burmah Club president, welcomed tt)0 group an d Cllvc Capps gave Uie llri iii'.iliii'h i l i i ' i i ' blessing. The banquet was serv ed by tlio WSCS ladles. Mrs. Hal Ross,- Jr. was > I'i program cliairman. Movies of \rr\lir r Bryco and Zion National Parks; -thff-Grand-Canyonrnnd^n^an— Ni Inn Hill . Caves of Richfield, were shown by Hal R oas.^. an^Glen Roas..

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Burley^NeWeo>t>ei?s-meet- Bus runs Tu esd ^ 'have a holiday tea at 2 pjn. TWIN FALLS - TTie Cbuntry Women’s Club will meet at 3 Monday, at tM home of Mrs. BURLEY - The Newcomers A sugar house p d popcorn -Goargfi Detmlltr.J919_AI(urM, . TWIN FALLS - Tt» Mnlor clUion shopping pjnTW cdnesday a t the hom e of -QubLheldltB dinneripeeting at _tTW _wcrfl_U8etl.,-aa_labla Drive N. The program,.' bus sponsored by the Bluo U k e S Stjopplng Mrs. Mildred Devercohib. the Ramada Inn. The program' .decorations and were 'later Oiristmas customs In col6nlal given as door prizes. Cenier will contlnus lls monthly schedule Ihere wiU be a Oirlstitiias included several numbers by .tinges, will be given by Mrs. A. ; Mrs. Val Gierisch and'Mrs7 COATS &IACKETS Tuesday , ______' ______program and gift exchange. _ the Sweet Adelines. * . -FrrOsl ,-stata-i " *Ray E. Pruott, director of the senior clUrehs. i JLudllc— Haight:i::jir^Z:the Music will be by Hermann agency of the Community Action Agency, said . TWIN FALLS - The MSS Newcomers Hostesses. Mrs. Primus. Sun Valley, who will . THAN AHmovr^ ajter the sl^ppplng tour lunch will Iw served at club will moot at 2 p.m. G leri^ has served the club as -th e CAA'center-at-fl,cpat ot M-Centa.per P c rson._ -JWeome of M rs. play the ilthor. Members are . K B C G D T IO n hostess for 20 y ears. M rs. -urged to bring guests.— ------Tt^ero also will be about an hour of en- . Lois Anderson; ElaciVmernber la • -Haight"^just“joinod''aB“ hoatCBS' last year. tertalnmunl. ' ‘ to bring a dozen cookies from a TWIN FALLS - Mary Davis honors Anyone wiping' to attend the luncheon should favorite i;ecipo. Pat Maughn, It was announced there will call the senior citizen agency,-73M5pl, so-the-, -hom o^cxtonalon.. agent,...will, Art Club will hold its annual bo no Ja n u a ry m eeting because menu and quantity.of food can be planned. , demonstrate gift wrapping, do- 'dtristinaa dinner and gift ,ex- newlyweds of the holidays. The’ Fflbniary Tl>o bus tour wllHncludo plcl(upa.at Canyon Iw stess will be ShlHey Sobotka. di wge at 1 p m . Tuesday at'the mooting will bo Feb. 2 at the VlUa ApartmenU, 9:20 a.m.; Pioneer Courts. home of Mrs. Chaco Anderson, Ramada Inn, 9i30 a.m.; Just-A-Mere Inn, 9:« a.m.; Sun- TWIN KALI^ - •me Senior &27 Locust. Members are to Newcomers welcomed in­ RICTIFIELD-Mr. and Mrs. nyvlow Courts, 9:45 a.m.; Duvall and Terry , 'Social Group of the F irst United submit year book covers for cluded DeWa Fisher, Sharon Jack RUey-were-honored at-a . Courts,'OiM a.m., and Washington'Courts: 10 M ethodist Church will tncct^ &t Judging. ------Sullivan, Karla BiseI. Ji weddlrig reception at the' a.m. Anyone needing transportation to a,pickup U a.m. Thursday at the Evans, Kathy Larsen and American Legion Hall. point can call th«-agency...... j fellowaliip l>ull.for_.l)\o rnonthly_ TWIN FALl^ - American Karorf Lewis. The couple, was m arrled-at- After lunch and ontcrlalnmcnt, senior clUienil meeting jmd pollack dinner. Legion Auxiliary will have Its Elko, Nev., Nov. 12. I h e bride is and their purchases will bo rotumod to the annual Christmas party at 7 pjn. Wednesday. Thtlso at­ the daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. residences. N ^ T A — Ttio New Freoitom Carl Robinson, and the Singers from Hiclcs Cbllege, tending are to bring salad or bridegroom Is the son of Mf. RoJtbury, pcrfomjod Thursday •dfl^^ert and table service and a and Mrs. Donald (Cottori). at llflft River High Scliool. Tljo giftlor exdtange'. Canned goods Riley, all Richfield. A l t a r group is not pnrt of Ute collgtje fo(;-the Qirlstmos bakset also - CathleO^blnson.-sialeror the music deportment and there iS' n ro to b c b r o u g h t:------bride, Boise State College, and no crcdit given. All actlvitlos Victor R6bltuon,-uncle-o(-tho.j d L Q p j e d Tips given on are under litudent Icodcrtiliip. TWIN FALU ~ A country wcslorn musical show bride, were attendants at the wedding. Guests for the TWIN F A L I - lUsnd A Hand sponsored by Uio Bulil Rodeo reception attended from Moses Club will m eet ot 2 p'jn. Wee Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riley Chapter of Idaho. -temperatures may bo the mendotlon." association. BY PACIFIC.TRAIL were hosts at a family buffet . Mrs. Floyd Klsllng rood the rflitM ," pftiinty rittpniiinn nopnt n^-Qwnlntf. of. IsnvflH mflv_ _TW1N FAl.f.S - fainmmrk i^llowing-the-reoeptlonr Ivan Hopkins said today. result from faulty watering. Club will meet at 2 p.m. Wed­ “ TwiNTTcixs'^ncjiSTncrNffr ------jrk s -and M ia. M a r y H a r " The couple is at home in Rich- Bennett and Mrs. Howard Jockol for guy on lh» q o I W orm, wolsrprool, wind* Sudden changes from warm Browning can also be traced to nesday nt the home of Mrs. 1, Idalio State Nurses, will have dinner meeting nt Kay’s field where U\o groom la cm-, jbhnsort reported on the proof nylon'imortly lined with conlratling color. Double .JikS-JLlduL u u m i i p jn . w bu» front lippar, lipparod tlda vonU. lippared »la»h pock* plants on the skids, advises the a com bination of Uie two. K lm ^o n will be Qo-l)bs(os.i. T i p p grpU -i i 'p u i.fcpr~ C pW "•w g tT r nesdqy.' All R N a.aro welcom e. ' . ______J. J. Lockle,\vas honored for agenti.C^Id d ra fts are a ^ t a r d . Sp^ed follagc_lfl usually Tlierc will be a gift exchange 'n woor. Sponiih go)d, navy, brown, «l*ttric blue. Anyone desiring to attend 'his birthday and he donated to So Is Impi'oper watering. cou.sed by over-watering or and a honiemade . cookie SiiBt S, M, L, Xt S20.00-^Longt $30,00 slwuld call 73M039 or 7M-33&5 By United Prons International U^o ESTARL Fund. ^ “Whether you put on too much burning from, too much direct (k>nHlloh will be held. ^ - O l h e r i from $22.50 . Completely rcdcco^ating— a------Mrs. Kenneth CroUiera wa) or too little depends on Uie kind sun. for rc.scrvnHona. See fli® new cir®' wol look "iSki-Bou'', $32.00 ond room and you wont to know: appointed chairman of IhD “Insocts on Iwuse plants are TWIN FAI.LS - Cairip Mary "Ski.Troil", $35.00. Sfjcjjld I buy my carpet first or Youth CommUtco. -an-lndication-Uie-pcsts—wcrti. I/)ifl,-j:iauiUitftr« nf thft T?talL- — m y ■fumitunrfir8t?-Hra -The-annual-QiristmasTJarty brought in when th e plants were Pioneers, will meet nt 2 p.m. No more sudden freezing or neiUier. Slwp for carpet, fur­ was-announced for Doc. 21 by mov<^ from the outdoor gar- M onday nt the liome of Mrtf. in tlifc show er, thanks niture, draperies and wall worttiy matron Mra. George ~Bcn. i^ray"U»em," mo agcn TCflri-Sktnncrr-2O0B-Shcrt. to new controls wHch can keep covering aniie saine Ul'ne.PI —Bflid>-^voral Insecticides are Lane, for a Qirlstmns nnrty and .-rogbYd- your color scliem c on a 0040-10 Hostesses for the evening g u ild has- efficient and reading labels is gift cxchangu. ratio and avoid buying until were Mrs. Frank Flnlayson, recommended. Some sprays less of pressure cimnges. Just set Uie tem p eratu re and scrub y o u 're com pletely satisfied wlU) Mrs. Dorothy Clayton and Mrs. are available in aerosol cans. TWIN FALI^ - nie Twin awoy to your heart's content. Uie choices. John Thomas. lu n c h e o n Falls.Qiapter of the DAR will

RUPERT ~ The Trinity Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church held a covered (Ush lundteoA and business meeting

Mrs] (^rol Moeley conducted ~1KSiT w aineastsineSM'session. Mrs. -V i

The group vote^ to adopt tim MbUdoka Memorial HoapUal a a u i j y i g n a geriatrics patlenls— aad Kathryn's R«st Home patleafji - f o r Christm as.—------2 MORE SHIPMENTSUF CHAIRS JUST RECEIVED ESPECIALLY PURCHASED FOR CHRISTMAS!! Party “SLALOM” BY planned PACIFIC TBAIL y o T o 'lo n e b e a u ly l Sleek waierprool jM A nylonTw low cool with a fulure. .Styled..wlm tide ilpi, ilp_ ■ r.' SHOP OUR BIG pocketi. concealed hood end tiorm cu((» (or on ond TWIN FALLS - Plans for a —oi(-ilope wear. Smothlng color combinaiiont—>Dark fomily Chrlsjinas .party were Brown/Powderj Navy/Yellowf Purple/Beige. Sixei S ,' formulated Monday during the M , M l, t . .. $30.00— Otheri from $20.00. - meeting of tlie DAV Auxiliary. CHAIR DEPT. - The party-wlU-be at 7-p.m._ ------Doc^S-in-thft-DAVL...... ■ You've never seen such an array of chairs ____ will be furnished by the chapter, " in your life — and we have a Big Ware-* - and-members attending should provide a covered dish and 4io'use Stock to back it up. — • table service. A gift exchange also Is planned for the children. T reats and popcorn balls wlU be given by the auxiliary. Children altendl^ also will Im asked to FOR THOSE WW) WANT sing a song for the program. FOR THOSE WHO WANT A ...... Mrs. Gardoski conducted ^'^-^IXonaSy'sl ^ H E - F I N i S T serice of Commander Mrs. “BOSGETPRICE Arthur Patterson. Mrs. T. M. Knightserved as senior vice pro OHACHAIRWEHAVETHEM-^ HIGH STYLtCHAIR tem and Mrs. Myron Barjron as sergeant at arms pro tem. AS LOW WE HAVE THEM K sr~ -OM SALEJlT_^. $298

Swivel Rockers • Straight Chairs • Recliners J^Qdcar_Recliners and Others a A k O M O M -TH£-NAME-IS^ftVttir S -404 IN VELVEtS, NYLONS, VINYLS AND OTHER FABRICS From Pacific Galleiyr— Guild — Broyhill — Kroehler -THENAMEBEHINiyiT “ S T E P - I N Leonette — Futvrian — Stratqhunger, ISPACIFICTRAIL!.,

B I N D I N G S ^ Slde*ilp tow coot of new w alerprool, breothoble nyloi P'~ThoTTMpi'cr^Wntrm'ancomfof16bi*^hroooh'iotr'ot“ ^ FROM < 2 2 * ^ < odioh, Co^raillhg nvlon lining, sip pockeN, tnop coK ON EVERY CHAIRli \ lor wItK'Kood. Woib 'h wearV' Ndvy^p6Wd•r;■■t«r••' Btd■T^tJFtgw^^ywWoo^^^^^p®»»W»-f•^r S. Sliet 6 to 13 < • . $20.00) 14 to 20 .... $1 2 .0 6 — Otheri from $17.00. dr*' wtl m M m m m r s :: • DouMtplvollMidion , ------■ • AutonmicrwdJflihxl 'TILMARCH • tepi • tuy-v|«# '

lir u’» rTOrolBi(y«ER;S i jl> RlfcHT, ^ 4i Tlrnet-Newi. T w in F a lU / Idaho S u n d a y. D e r tm b a r 12. 1971 ^ The mikers of ski wear are ahowbig a knadc'for knickers.' Hbllister Eastern Star hds meet The newest jtSd knickers have stretch attached; ^____ Sandra Clark to the cha'pteri HOLLISTER Mrfl. Ruby ‘ Mrs.' Dean read the Christ- the chapter from- Masonic The altar was draped In Dean, worthy matron, and nioa story from the Bible Md LfKlge m 71 A.F. and A.BI. to inemory d j. Wade JusUce, xmimmm Homer Roberta, worthy patron, BUI d a rk sang t ^ son^s, and attend Its. potluck and In­ p u t grwd patron of the grand FOR W MUMVS? presided over the regular Mrs. Dean and Roberts gaVe stallation Saturday Deo.. 11 at CAUNOWII m eeting _of .HoUiater.-ChBpter. _Mchjn|mtMr a Oirlstoas glh 6 :30. _____ chapter of Idaho. .. RefreahirienCtt for the evening - [— 4 ter-4TrOnler-of-the'Ba«tem -9(-honMmada^wxuly-a^i^ ^-^Mrs^Dean^andl-HobfiiiUL .siEM).cMim.atMns: were selVed by Mr. .andHMriir Star, liiuraday evening. _ An InvltaUon Was e x t e n d i to vrelcomed a new member, Bill dark and Mrs. Dora Qark.

- DON C R A Brm , Twin Falls, M l, a re- iOQfcU asiociaio in'prolusioric foc/ino/-- Pr e h i star-j/zLl. —ogyroMWo/»(>-S#ti#e-Un/veri^y,-dj«u<«$^ '~Uinl’ knap~plhg, b’ ~'n/quo usod-Jo technique , ma^o stono fools in .prehistoric limos. A display of his workJs 6pon~lo tho public al tho ISU musoutn display confor. ISU-display-byjF-Lman

___ POCATELLO r^One of t\w by their ancestors to nmko the. dcvljusd for hlmKclf dupllcotwl ^ d a P d l ^ I ^ or prirnUlvc 'arliructfn>c round~lirhoia‘by"tho5CU5odby:Iaht7Ci'nbtrcffhnir m an’SBkllls now being shown ot dosri-ta. He bonan hlH own worktxl nlso witli Dr. PVnncflti — Ualu ■fltttto "UnlroriiltT' cxporimcnlH ut 7 and had Dordcara prominent Frcnch tnnl- _ iho wna nrciinoQloHiHt and «kiilcd fliht- Orabtrce, Twin Kalla. 12. loinpper. Qrabtrcci, research ossoddto liitcr, observing' that »loncs . in prehistoric technology ot ISU at tho. Indian cnmpsltcs wcro is aft intemallonQlly known );laaaicr and fiddorcnt colorcd authority on such tools and Is o from thoNO n o n rb y , he November tllnt-knapper. ^ficqy^ed that burying flint In Flint-knapping is a sanil imdcr a cam p/^c and tJien by man to make stono tools icttlng It cool nlIowej.of .nri. _Bxpnn(llnc_his, tpdinLqiiM^ chaeologlsts whoj ' hns Uirough ycnrN of continued -announced rediscovered the tedirfiquo and experiment, Crnbtroe became RUPERT - Ellen Louise can participate bi -the 'orf of Versod’ in. the problems and Younglowe, daugiitcr of Mr. stone-tool making. mctii'odfl of m aking early tools, and Mrs. Harold . R. In the display, labels describe and he developed skill In Younglowe, 'Snohomish, each step-in ancient man's reproducing tlicm. Wasli., . was married to H. Crabtree ntudled paleon*, mastery of natural resources, Eugene Nutting, son of Mr. and Including hU decision to explore . tology at Long Dcndi Junior Mrs. aifford. Nutting, Rupert, ■ihiMiaiHlUU •Cblie^ —IH.»-bffei{gHmml-alJ -Ngvm rtir t!»raiuitu»uigit ‘ VlaitocB will receive a includes (fiod a t , Baptist Church,

Imsgbtatinn. sVill and i rkeley— whcri»^hc:-iIwofl church^ hall.^—- (o refine his craft fittm tlw associated with Dr./A.L. mH fnnVous for ■id hand-Axes to the finely his work wiUi Ifilil, tho Oregon, tlie couple is a t }\pme pt pressire-llaked knife and tlie survivor of Ujc Yana tribe~ln 603 Ave. A., Snohomish. The -ground and polished .axe^ead.. nortlicm Cftllfomln,______:___ -groom is employed OB a-dofllgn Crnbtroe was much en- -«nglnw r-*m l-U ic- hrido-Iifl. country of Idaho, Q-abtree couraged when ho learned from .^efnployed as a b[Tl\ng clerk for became interested in the local Dr. Droober that— tiie- “Burlli^tonNorthen). Indians and the methods used toolmaklng tedmlques ho had TWI]\ FALLS

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' s h o p AT fiF.ARS AND flAVR S a fit/tic/loH O u a w H / < W ‘ FREESTQRE Church I g r o u p C installs TWIN FALLS - JuulU Upton WAS Installed . as. prealdent~of - the— United Tmiyywtnni— wonmi»ir Association during a q>ecial , DBAU AUUY: I rocontly becamo engaged to my boy ceremony Thursday In the .^(rieiK l who,i..23. U-*m M,l-When.l»-g»v« me m y rih|irl» ------«J»lW>tLi>iiiige,— ------— Bfikod me not (o wear It in front of hlB paronts or mino, or ' Mrs. Upton wUl be^ asaUted any rcIntivcB, bocauso ho hasn't told thorn yet. Uui he for the 187J year by Shirley wanlA mo (o wear it to work ovory day. ■ . Harris, vice ..president: Leota ____)_ Ode day after I got homo from j^rkj Horgoljq^^^ ___ K eener, s e c re ta iy ,. and ,.Ruth^ (\tf.orf.jAllIio r A lllm my vmAnt/ir*molhcf didn't'notlco, taiUjVMwhoiT my- boy. Mend isrowni - - .. - treasurer.------— ■'Came over and saw, mo w earing it ho was furious; Well, I Q e n ^ e v e WUaon will serve took it off ond haven’t worn It sinco, [Uiit ho thinks 1 am as coordlnatpr of general . still wearing it (6 work.] mission, and secretary of Abljy, I have boon engaged for six months .and I would national miiulonaj Martha Hall, like to wcor my ring at all times and lot everybody know, secretary of ecumenical but for some reason my flanco doesn't fool that woy. missions and sewlngi Ruth 1 know It'n not that hi£ parents or mine would object to Moore, c<)ordinator qf studies; It becnuM my parents aro fond of hlm>^nd his parents soom Mrs. Harris, secretary of to llkn mo very much. 1 can't understand why tlve big missionary education; Bthlyn socrol. . ‘ . Walklngtpn, secretary of I doa’t like being ‘'engaged" secretly everywhere but at aplrilual lUe and atawar^lp; work. Con you figure out his onglo? ANNOYED Mrs. Moore, secretary of DBAU ANNOYED! Ill* hhgti M «m g uT h .v e tevif.i— llt«ratUreT~i;aura~Hen I l)ccflme pregnant, and when I sm ell sm oke around your tocn'Bgei^ Is not eating coffee at mid-momlng. Break- mo W\Q tomplnUon to smoke again is voryrsirong. properly, chances are you are fast, it was strossed, should Let's 1)0 realistic,„Abby. Could I have told her not to right," according to in- provide a subatantlaf portion of smoke in m y room ? My husband say s I w as chicken not (o, formation from Mrs. Jean B. the day’s calories. Lost energy and he has no respect for chickens. What do you soy? Annest, cooperative extension ij not recovered by eating loter NEW MOTIIKR it, today. In the day, particularly If tho DKAIt MOTIIICR: I say your huibsnd ii right out "Tho menu of many teen- food is a snack. consists largely of For BfldltlonBl—Information

would like you to settle. We were talking a))OUt what we would do if tho other nno died. My huibnnd said if I died, he would never marry again, becauso* nobody in tito world could over tako my piacc. so ho would live alone, ami l>o content with his m emories. . < - I told him I would rrobably try to pick up tlu) pieces ond go on living aj_l>cfit I could, and I f ! evor m et'anyono-as womicrfui.na.lifi wnfi>.I.mlBht marry.agaln, 46 T lm « N«wi, Twin Falli, Idaho Sunday, Dactnrfbtr Eyeiy-N i^ titH^;30 P^M. untH Christnias! j |-E«ept-Suiiday“til SrSOPvNlv

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Lampfor • 3 7 k e y s . Christmas • 3 octavos w ith stbol FUYURE PHONE PLUSH SXUFFED, ^ 2 9 ' ANIMALS lit 1846 T T 2 * ® R e g . $ 1 5 .8 8 A ll sizos for all ogos iX -R»a *'■>« • . 8 8 ^ Asst. Boxed J.U R o g . $ 3 .3 3 . . * 1 “ Rog. CHOCOLATES ' r .B .$3,57..*2'>“ . $ 16 .88 SWAGS & POLES 4lbs.*3“ . r f f i ’n — Grissy— - 2 0 % ^ Velvet Societe HAIR Regular Holiday Candles $.C8g Discount * Hard Mix * Filled Ccindiei SHAKERMAKER DRYER • Satin Mix • Ribbon Mix Rog. $ | 9 » Price! Reg. 89‘ ...... T9* . $ 7.8 8 ^ 2 , 9 9 Reg...... fe3! Reg. $4.49 Reg! $2,^6 Reg;59‘ 5 3

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MEN'S Color Costrdlnafad 6 SPEED BLENDER HANDER- 3-Piece • 4 8 0 2 . Jar • Insfomotic control BRAIDED • • Push button KERCHIEFS Ladies Complete manual controbot any spood, RUG KN IT PANT for split-socond blending. • W h ite Reg. $29.88 | 9 9 “ •XoTors ENSEMBLE TOPS= ? 8945 7.. ... In c tu d o r 3 3 • Rooni size * 3 R e g . $ 4 .8 8 ]*Iiron'tril5oXia^^^ ^ =Men^RacheLKni}=T:heEmal4 100% acrylic -Westinghouse STEAM & SPRINKLE- • ' Accent rug • Throw rug DOUBLE KNIT UNDERWEAR IRON P o ly e ite r Long tteeva ■ 1) ttoam vunli -lhi[liQpJ_ • Uia Jap woluf-____. . MNTS * AnUe longlh • Fabric lonip. (juide 88 d ra w e rs 97 • Porm. proii $K88 • t.m .l,*). . . . Hofl. $12.99 ...... * 9 H S S1B 0 R «0 . $ 7 .9 9

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P E P S O D E N T~ D ELA G A R .m LIME v ir A iis • Bath oil KhgU TOOTHBRUSHES FABRIC SOI peaHi • Vtjr S9*, " R o g . R e g .' i « 2 3 • GIIHoapy(fnj[ 89‘ . .. ..;, $1.69.... • 4 bar I5 ‘ g ift itio p . Reg. 57' ~Eifh«r KIEBNBX;^ — N O I i T H i ^ L A D Y ^ T E R « KAZ VAPDRlZEr rOiVELS , 4 purpose foM cr«om '-u./. ■ ...... M od.«XK7-^-^ 21^ Reg...... $ 5 .9 9 ■\ . R a g .3 5 ‘ OASpLINE ALLEY .'W l T lm « i-N e w i, Ti;'wlliVlilli , Id jh o « LMJOYD BRIDGE Ladies Get _ B y J a c o b y ^ Unfertiler Epst^s Defense Of fensive ~that~-Ho»thr-cootd~only-hoid- XlL.WAS-mSI-.whcn-lhu-avcriig&-numbut-of-childratv-par- N 'o im i one point In tho minor suits, iMiotlior wiiH'Krculest in this country. Then the figure w»s Ifl' 4»t)4 li^ast was looklni! ut all. IQ Y«mnpBtprr~Nm|'tr97rTlVTfKpnni!. Tirji[rt»a show ihe liuSitiK are VQJ5 -polntiu4n--4llwnond4ir-H«nM- gotllnn »nfcrtn«Tfl(j<| uiilertllfr. —^------—/ 4iK lOflSa South was marked with the d u c c ennUKli lni( to t-cTvtirlOr* W i:S T KAHT ace-klnir of hourts and the IN IM9, thi> .iind sB. iaier tlay ox- Ubl killed by nghining.while S(H’itirs hand. It also made it N0UT11 (I» p liia -rs ((Jiind lUuJ a le sa m e . talking i>n ilie lelephone'.' l easy for East to rind the A A K Q f l MnlitM'inu no ill ('onsiM inonces. winninti dofonso. m ean wiiore tiie ItKhtninK lol- . ¥ A-K Itoport' thjs ni reply id a lie led his seven of dia­ lows the lint! to explode riRlil i ] 0 0 ( l 4 m onds! liienl wiio asks liow lun^ into iltl' talker's ear ' " ■■ South lot this tio to"dum- (‘ainiod foi'Ki w ill liiKt. D iin't A. The rectJfd shwws that Muul-WoHt vul)iora>)Iu my's eight; entered his hand kni)w. has happened four times in Wea Norlh-K*«< Smilh with hitt other-tap. heart and . the last five years, . , I N.T. HKIIK'S ii lancy lad for P ush 2 N.T. P um a N.T, UftJ il hrJACOiV MODfAM 1m«1i you. If yuu w e re to, fly ilie Q. "WlllCil is ,1 f a r m e r , P hks P uku I'oiin ’ la: "Wilt at Btldgt," (e/9 tkit mwi- ('(nnbinQ(l lenRlii of your own . ------Opoi>JnM-l«nl3-jV_10 ------ppp0fK f O, 4»9. noJh aif more apt to own. n cai or a Siotion. Ntw Vw*. N .Y . 10019. I'ial jel plane, U wmitd take ,\. Tiio dog wins liial one. By Oawhid & Jumcs Jucoby yiiii more llian n week nf ciin* played a club. West took his Just about ;i«i p6r cent ol farm .. slant ni^lit ami day air tra­ With nine hl^li-eurd points ace and after a moment's fam ilies own dogs, hni only Ja vel. nnd n fair fivo'Cord .mill. hesitation played his last dia- p e r ceni ow n c a ts N o r t h mi('h( -well Imvc moiM, Whercunon lilast sot jr:s u s ~ WIIAT Jesus Christ.UTOto • Jumped rif'ht to three no- tho contract with throe dia­ .fc,_0MINOUS report, ihis At with bis finijer on ti»e,r,ri)und. ■ trum p, but he contcntL'd lilm- mond tricks. . ■ least, for us hereal)outs. In . t>clf with n single raiso. It (HIWSPAril INTIRrillS< ASSM-I is generally thouKht to be un* case of all-oui nuclear war. didn't matter. South wns kiuiwn. X)nce reported tliai. l|ie Southern Hemisphere' ' tookini* nl 17 points phis a V*CnKDJV/»J^'A» ;\ni now informed by a bibli- mighi survive but the North­ 10 and two nines and went on ral seliolnr tliat a iflih cen- ern llem'isp|\t!re wouldn t. to jja m o . T im l»i«UHnu b n i l>oon: iiiiy Armenian manuscript Or such is (lie contention of After wlmiint! ' tlie first We«l North l-Ust of ilie New Tesuiment claim s lljirvard ^prolessor (ienrgc trick ho proihptly led the 1 V Dido iliat wiiat He wrote were -club jack. He lot it ride and - 3 n.Kistiakowsky. 2 V 3 4 P o fj.'- —the sins of the several soil- E:ast was in wltl( the quet^n. PASS 5 N.T, PttWt 3 V ninstituted judges,’ At this stage of tho pro­ P ass i ♦ . P«M 4 A WIUTKS an Dmaiia cus­ ceedings If li^usliiJast had merclvmerely P aaa s 4♦ P ass ? tomer: "Did you say all col­ WHY married . people rfttiirnft0 1.!^ailnm ^ ...... Y o u ^ u U i .hoki:- lege football tenms had nick- -jlonlLjtmfilco as nnirli as sin- tiouth would hove knocked Am/viwini t-Uut-Unitarsiiy-of , 4A<)[4¥K8 4 AQIONS4K109 people ivi another jnys- ont West’s ace of chibs and _A:abraska^.-\Vo Awiwi to loudly r What do yo(i do now? le rv . been sure of nine tricks. call nurscIveK iije Indians. .However, East decided to I'o A—l'u > . Vou h»ve glv«« you*’ IT’S lONOMINIODS. true, But ; somebwly screamed.^ tbrou{!h a little serious slsm Invitation anil >ar(ner hak hut ilie iiuck deer, never re- ntlnoriiy! .Now wo don't even c e r e b r a t i o n . . . refuuxl K. IIU early bid of three cngni/esils own fawn. widsper it. We iiave no nick­ He started by a^sumint' clubs, waa not ■ fnrce. TIIK OUIrtlN of "deli­ n a m e a n y m o re , " . that West should hold the TODAyS QUKSTION . rium" translates’ to mean club ace. This assumption Inilood nf l>iddiii|{ two la-urlH. •'impi'oporly plowed Hold, " wns almost a sure thing. Wi'si hoa paum i. Your imrtriLT ' IF Y O U ilK a (.oileRC g ra d - W ith Uio ace of clubs, South bids oito apadu. Whut du yup do u.iu>. eood news! Ciianres “WTJuld“tnivcT:nshed“it“bcfon ru n 2.1 lo I y iiu ‘11 n e v e r go lo Acl(/r«ii moii >d I- M. 8o)^c/. lending Uie jack. This meant AnKWor Monday ja il, P. O. Ion 17074, fort Worth, PLRASK NOTKalso. a sin­ 7X74102. gle tiiii'ket ol water can pro* Copy/>oh( 1971 1-M. ia yd OUT OUR WAY. Tlm tf-Newi, Twin Fallt.-ldaho-Sun(iay. .DAC8mb«r-13«.19n:. Spaciol NoHc«t Halp Wanlad iutlnttt Opf 3 0 H e m a i For S o U ; 5 0 l ia r p a t F a r S o la 50~VonntlW S«la NeeD ED I P*lnt partiaa •nyMtiara. WANTED - OPPICe BMPLOYEB EXCELLENT BRICK 4p|a)l NORTHEAST AREA. BeaulltuI S PACIO U S 4 bedro6m, il bath, A C R E ROW C R O P , M acre* In . ARTGX paint. You carcan a— (or prefatatonal ofllc«. broidlHV on ciotti. wood,I. aic. 4 do«l family room, - recreation room. ' ‘“ “ m d l o 343 POLK STREET. Choice home, Iheaat location,.rwAwiu eettl* ranch B .L .M : 400 _Kac«8ttt.^oj?(BSaiL|Vanc^ a hand in the history of Claaijino I^TJdudar Lola Marrt. '• a RBAI.TV. bath*, drop-ln range with hood and heed, 3 home* for S310.000, fen. Farm Horiie, G .l. H U D 2)5 or Kairtum ^totheakywhm l2> Mrly~11i^t...iui a pilot and EXPERIENCED - MPara^atyr Bjlik ind irirama conilructlon. - Bach unit ttjha* ■ BUY PROM OWNERrOne of the .- conyentlanal- llnencing avellable, TWIN FALLS'^REALTY : itorafront and-gtou machanici^ call Newell D lc k ^ 733 9343 or •year-old Jack Ihdn sat on a d e s i ^ e r . tor wall aatabltihad firm, with two *harpeet newer homaa In town. 3 ■40ADDISON AV&NUE iScktlon* )ln Haw M aitko, Top ranga. Good location ahd low badr'oomi.Kit naw carpeting, M O U N T A IN 5t 3 T b S R E A L T Y n j-3 « 3 ------Jack Irwin is 70 years old 733-5974. . swing dangling under a hot air Al C .S .I. Auditorium AAonday — ulary-company banaflUy yaar ‘ ‘ ■ - nlll pric garage, workahop, carport. See Evm lng* t thl* and you Will like It, Priced at -ballo on. now, and'broke. But he's spent Dac. I I • p .m .— A d m lu lo n 13. around work. Mall , raium a to , OpportunlJV O u t o f T o w n H o m a t S I George Haney 733 4M« Undar i fra* Harrit Otau Co., Inc.. 1323 Fourth only 117,^, Call ReelW, owner EstharBovIe .. 733-S4M The toy Jumped. The para­ 18 years restoring a tiny SI.,' N. W „ Albuquarqua, N. M«m. Harold Kelthley, 733-3400or LAND Bill Ralph! 733 1033 - OPPICE OF IDAHO REALTORS, chute opened. Jack Irwin wooden,. SO-year-old airplane «f107. • ' 1 JerryR o bblni A5S-»?35 collected hU Hrst ‘‘flying pay." and he'a going to fly It again L E TT FOR S A L E : 3M acCe*. 4 bedroom B R A N C H next spring if It’s the ^ t thing modem home. Welk-lhreugh delry In Sho*hone-ac______- barn, covarad .holdingIdlng pen,I he ever does, . A A A N A G E R iUarcanUga Dave Hom ltll, Broker and draped. Fireplace, double meni'floors,. An Ideal dairy or "Well,'* Irw in said In an ln> m garage, fenced backyard. Lei* of and. Income properly In the Sin liar ranch. Call for price and and company banatlti. Sand Pleoie coll 733‘4079 (anytime) Valley area. Will take r K 3 raiAjma In dalall to H arrla O ia ii oKlrai. Owner tran*»arred out of tervlBW, "I dM lg^. buUt, Ann HoHm oi'-' 73'».9R10 *tate. Call Nadine Koapnick 73d- bedroom horne In Tw in P«lla area. If not paid for, owner mutt het/r m a n ' ] created thaf _7397orlandofllceof Idaho realtor*, ^33^07 n ,‘ 1 gfg i r f rom' s w r r ------JU h H an»al.aaiilty anrf r a th plane, the first of Its typo. Td <0 ACR ES In hay and pailura, good Olhar Intlrucllon 46 RIVBR. FRONTAGE PLUS 10 like to Bee It In a museum>4lko Card of Thonki O W N E R _ F O R C E D to **N Im - dairy barn, loafing ihed, dom aitlc madlaWly. Real nice 3 bedroom A C R E S . 3 bedroom elder home, well.no home but etieal at 117,500.' WANTED correla, ideel tor cow*, hunting Lindbergh’s plane In the I WISH to taka thit opportunity to home on M artin Street. Part with very goM term*. V U .S .C IV IL ba*emant. Y o u can make a real ancl flihlns. Only 35,000. AAuS ^ x p r t i M t w . tlncara tfiBnk*-to all DOOKKEEPER and oMica tettle eatata. managar for wall ailabllihad local buy on thl*. Priced al 110.000. See IVERSON REALTY -many card*. lovtlV Howart. gUtt SERVICE TESTSI and make oflar. Call Eunln 914-4354 bactm b^'f' tw),' «noi'a ciftifUd Will. But it's got to flyagiUn and builnMi. Poiltlon will Involva woman 18 and o var. Sacura BE YOUR OWN-BOSS. Excallant and act! of kindnau ih o M i ma bookkaaplng. lalllnQ and ganaral Duane Buller 934-53)3 . . n my offk* •• Clly H»ll. 3JI I'll do It myself if nobody elso during m y long atay In tha hoipltal Difica work. Haalth"niuran BY OW NER: 3 bedn»om ipllt level, beautiful country. Good hunting p ro p trty l« Included In la id John Fulton Irwin, bom In Who look cara of ma. - and flihlng. CHEAPItCHEAPII M r i. A. S. H a n u n uiually unnaca**ary. family room. }Vt baths, fenced MMtimtnl roll: San Francisco in 1892, has been F R E E booklat on lobi, lala rla i. yard and carport. T^mlngilda 340 acre* wllh nice home new machin* ihop, other bulldlnoi. A we WISH TO ByF>RBSS OUR raaulramani*. Writa TODAY area. 733-«ooe. Lot'1} of Block 1, Crawford Ad- b u g g e d on fly in g sin ce 1B04 SALESMAN FOR pivlnq nama, a t'' ^s'jtDd. Ranch ran u o Sadlen------10 and lha------of------tha------SV| o'f, airship, the ''California Slalnmatx. A Corratpondanca Initllutlon •uccau program. 734-73^. Fell*. Wood working eoulpment home/, cement dllch and un- . warllngi end tome cow* In 1*71.' S E L L H O M E ttudy program* for for manufacturing aaiembly dargr&und line*, wall locked;____ Ou Handing r Ihl* prM tlga firm . Earning* on P^»icui*fiv d»icrib*d Baldwin camp doing odd Jobs. advanca comml»*lon ichadula. Hemat For Salt SO ...... - ...... ,—holMal lale, Retail HAVE II UNIT MOTEL. Prime and to thahoipltal itaf f — for thair and Direct Contumar and oood Jhfrfi rnmn lOpS flpd, -"•r*. flowari May auaraga ovar USO par waak. retort aru- RulHlnp. Will' Tha Watt AM laat of ttia North J W •AUnyui^lJ-' ' ------growth potential. Write Box |t-31. J£aflt.^rM wOallt.trnoatfv.ftc - H U r i n t r w - L’V -TiminrtifWtr ------ouniT^oel •oftha J. E. \^lta Subdlvlilon dirigible. Dapartmant Stora, 733-3U1. REAL ESTATE Saltiman wllh potential. Approximately a^re. 3M A CR E S N E A R C H A L L IS In good In u i d Sactlon 9; Farm Bureau Really naadad at Bedshoets began dlsap- Will lake suitable houie In trade. *lale of production. Good water T h t South 315f»at of lha E ait 433.7 our Jarom a Ofllca. M u it t>« wall Call 433.5300. YOU'LL LIKEthll Sbedroom plui right and fence*. Pair lm> laat el tha swutswutswut of uid Doarlng from liomcs in Jack’s AAAOIC VALLEY MASSAGE op^ backorounded lf\ larm and ranch 3 -a n d rec.— room In— flnlahed prevemantrWHt-conatdertradefor^ B( l.a^ I . lor man and woman, IliOO a.m. td - “‘ ‘larty, and a ulr ilarlar. Wa baiamant, 3 b athi, covarad p*tk>. neighborhood. The Irwln 10;00 p.m . Call tor appolnlmant, .havajheJsrqi ‘ . _ ifi mutirpTaln IL______a lio ticantad In Utah and Oregon. Pttona M arla AAayari at 33}->914 i)uth 13S laat of lha schoolmate's snipping, sewing, HYPNOSIStor weight and imoking- 5 bedroom* — oldar lio m e. Vary d a y i or 33)-5733 evening*. ''an, ind nictly carpMtd, rental -e Hpptftgr -OfWie-com pleted- th » -hoM,>-4dl-' ' E a rn -» f l— Di__ ...... huge bag was carried to the PRIVATE Invaillgator — MHour ranch, wllh corrali, feed itorage Sbadroom — orily 17,500. Excallmt and equipment for ISOO heed. 3 m a ilo n 7 75J-4A31 night 7M-S773. root lo highly priiad by tha larma, s w u is w )^ s e u > ( laid Sactlon 3; Oriental raca* I* pre*en1ly earning very livable home*. Located near Tha South ^33 laat of Iht Irwin Bodretly tapped his •35.00 I, more per lb. of dried rool Shoihone, Idaho 43J-4337 BONNIE'S WIG SALON. Claanlng • J . bedroom — brick. Cloie to MOUNTAIN STATES REALTY SetAiW U iSE U i of u Id Sacflon 3. home’s gas line'. It took two Conditioning, Sfytlng, Ca*cada«, (1 Acr# produce*------‘ ' ' colleoa. lU.SOOf 733-5974. Lots7,land 34 in Block land lAt* Synth^c w ^Y 13.00 for Ginienp ... DAIRIES AND RANCHES' vi-«(Mi~)o-in-atMk-9 days. -snd.orowlno-iA*rructl( -refundehle,-W e-buia-buy-yM i^~«Alli'e rz32WqftyeT -,^ -.-r-.-.-i377500~ ------C o m p l M e d 'i h l p r w h l c W w a i f trnuisTMAS IS ■jDST’TTO ORinrnir L O C A L AAa***ga ■ Parlor rvow of 10 other buyer* 168 ocret S45,000 " supposed to look like a long from 3 :0 0 p .m . to 13:00 m l ^ ^ h , lerUi 170 Pleaiant CORtvlER, 10 U tliii pr*lly nical/ wllh wuna. INTERNATIONAL locolad brick 3 badroom horn*. 3 6 4 a c r e i...... $65,000 clgar..res£m Ued a huge.lemon.. -M AS5AG6,3I1 Main Avanua Ba*t, Comiorlobla living lOom,- handy— -330.acr«i._. . ______S75,000 Mwut A m adder bicycle frame 7330S91. liilckan, (till boi*m*nt in wtiich 3 140 ACR«S.“ 74“»H»re« water, a ns f*«t of tha of lha NE*/iNWUt Form Werb Wawtad -2 1 -6i£Uicfei-^ r4 7 0 ,0 0 0 - ■WaS~^ttaCtred'^th~ir^hatiF’ TXTEST fathlom in llngarla by btdroom t can ba mod*. $43,500. . . . . ______I'M DREAMING OFA 851 ocret...... $110,000, Sy.VdiSo', 5 ?«! driven propeller. Irwln look o « (•?Voyt. c.ii o ,.,i Konft.k, 7j/. Attachad linola gnrao*. larga cov- INS. Gooding, IdMte 9344711, Ken •rtd patio, pUdtont yord. S19.SOO. WHITE CHRISTMAS AAaione 9 1 4 -U r Wllh thl* while fireplace all aoloM^- Harbarl Thorn-Muriough-433-31 1 1 ',,! 4. j Mack InUworaltipodalltasUlMmad. X l c o h o l i c s a n o n v a a o u s . Tw in ujrrounded by dark weod-& ^ Ann Wilion-War»d»ll-536 241T _ c a m . 3 coiy badroam*, 1V> bath*. BY OW NER: Coed 150 Acre* near 1.1 and 1 In Block 1. Crawhrd U . Hie craft rose slightly. Fall* Courthou*«. W adnaiday at Lynwood Realty Filer open watar. 3 hem%*. Write Th«fn Raallv-Shoihona-BS6-307l 1:30 p.m. Al-Anon Vd Floor. 7U- 6lO Blue Lake* North - BoK Q-3, c-o TIm eC'New*. “ ’-Sr'ot .h. .t»v. d..crib.d 79)3. For lurthar inferm M lon, 7 U - 40)0. -733-9311 pf0 p *rly balng w llhin Sactlon 10, pOW Cf, Ir w ln re c a lle d . *‘TI»0 130 ACRES, Richfield area wllh 45 Alier Hour*: aharae of w ater and ,1m* STOCK RAN CH: 733 1473 prouementi. Only 111,000 with Id^. drifted71^,'’' Into theH!! hills ... luckily TIMES-NEWS Harlay Mathar* 155acre*;hay,grain, paiture; large ' CUSTOMAAANURE < J.khwendlman 733-71M _____ .. jn you b . , _____ lIOOO dowff. 73 acre* North of Edan with heavy toll and extra fam ily >6m_a, lub- Thtprepartyincludadlnihaabova nobody lit B match. The kBItltop 7M-7741 for your fam ily. 5 bedrooma, H A U LIN G ^ Orkk home. ' line hom e. 1*0 Acre* Haxelten araa . . now«P»P«-s callcd mo "n.0 Boy W A N T A D S room In only U3,000. Call Jean Schwarz, LEO'S CUSTOM 7 or 3 DEDAOOM fttA APPttAISEO I35-5M* o r L A N D O F F IC E OF coniiiiing of paving of ttraaia on AVoHder,' bul m y parents gave IDAHO REALTORS, 733-07U, lor low & ovarag* incoma lamiliat l''U U;” bos rampnny FARMING acroMfrom Saari- 733-0931 your lot or outt. $50.00 lo S300.00 300 H E A D cow ranch. Gooding and on Spruca Avanua bafwaan lumed In Uws bill at tite cnd of HANDMADE pillow*, lowala. down call orta of our ripratanlalivai TWIN FALLS REALTY 151 ACRE DIVERSIPIED farm. area. BLM right*, good Im- W a ln u t. Straai North and Locu.t i^ e m o n t h . T h a t ’s w h e n I afghani, p u ria i, dolt clolha* and balow. B4Q AD D IS O N A V E N U E Full TwWi Falla weter, oood let of provament*. Sfraat North and conitrucllon of many Chrlstmai novaltlai 733- CUSTOMAAANURE HAULING 733-3U3 ar* ftrtd.cufba on Lo cuif'S trait tlarted thinking about other ' 3W3. ■ LILLIBRIDOECUSTOM- : Glann Boiton . . ■ ------E vaninoi - *- — i » ecre* South'Weit or~jifoW i;" ~ Ih adiacant ter preparty on tha cl»o ro i H irie y ------733-'4W Ooed Imprevemanl*. i40,000.-M*keTr- C kinds of flyihg.’ ' ^ovIcTMaligar ■- 934-3505 • H i? !J S lty .H tj OD. Northwail cornar of Lacuil Stra«t Sandy Spaaring , E*1her Boyle 733-S40i ------North and WItmora Avanua and en At 20, Irwtn built a Curtiatype , 733-R34! .Blll-IUIph*— ------7 3 S -M »- — ane*dw*v-SouHrr-B«hl7--MrM09.~' y u c a A^ ^^ a d l a c ^ t lo j>n)p*rtv THE-COVE “ 7:J4:94Ty" ArwlliaRobblrii •-A55-W5 ISO acr^e South Wetl of Wendell. .pushenpowcrcd pLEma-witlKa-40— ^ bui finQ»i Sf«aiii Art Th* Warl( W dnfad 34 JoAnnaCougli...... S36-36S1 JMacre farm for renl. Share crop ..324-5970 330 acre* at Sheihena, large field* ^artJa enemlZlnul^ horsepower Mitchell au- Sait In Southarn (dofio Corolyn Oroka...... b a il* s ^ e L * o n S f— ...... with-ample weter, good Im- along both *ldaa el Fall* A v «iu a Ideho Farm * Co. =neino: u.ter» w. C H R IS TM A S IS CAmlnal Will tfo SondroCrliJ ...... 324-5997 preUm eni*. 496 Addison West law lng In m y heme. Cell itew, 13S- Soil/Slallingt...... 734-3541 REAL ESTATE. Lakai Boulavcrd Morih and plano, ono Of UlO first In. 1370. • BonWot.lUrom ...... 670-9775 Aq«tt* for Regal Home* Eaitland Driva wh*r* curb* and PnljfArnln Garlruda Grovar...... 366-3303 NEW L IS T IN G In Buhl area, real lat>yJUIIar>^ChUd.Car>_)6. “ ffi'»r‘5iSriilKs!.i*BiSr*dn«r!l-7--‘B u t-tilld iirjiB ^ REGAL HOMES I leceilftf - rWluc:iDO=BWpixiT-TlHC -WiONeHh BloeLake*- H oM t, any tim t. any.jiQj|. 7: ^^SStES-OTFrCE^ -3t^crrcatttr»etuplrroood-are«r ' S c , t o —lojnalloJhcm.. But there were. !XPER IENCeO_SBCRerAllY Lot* of JO II** and 4b lie* to chee*e T w ln Fall* tnoving to area. Went* M cretarlal, 733-4262 TAYLOR AGENCY *• 733-43A3 receQlkM|iL]aban-Twin.-VWlle to Denlie Zanner, 434 Eatl Seventh. and along alt proparty on tha South a thousandLdoIlarS. Ona llay.(^t "MIS" Sarvica Mo*cew, Idaho P3S43. Intereetc.Id in a n e w ^ h n e on your iJdaol Fall! Avanua Eait from Blua iiio Pamah Piii> c*nl>. In in ii Donald 1aylor7fi>ol>ar 433-53B9 UkM Bouiavard North to Ucu*i thcCarson.Uty Fair In lOM. Wc II Oane HM klna S43-4645 or (. EVeNINGSi Slra^ North and along *11 prdpariy used to charge tlw publlc 10 UINTINObrcerpent*rwork. 73^ • L AN D * "OPPICE o F C l T o OF P ' ~l IDAHO DA H O Ron Toylor 433 .^403 R E A L T O R S . 731-C7U. a cro it from 330^ A C R E S . 1100,000. Geod-i^ c«,lsJu.ltolooKatapUnotn Uaion Smilli 733-7706 Saani. . t . tlveilock, g riln and hay ranch. 3 M » .. RADYSITTING IN my Homt, Whiit S A C V H o E iS B R V iC e , call 733-niO. ihare* pf water. Good AAadrena SIraal North and along two o u r te n ts ." ^ou^work or w*rttnw jni5n6 a ^ o p a r t la * on tha War he set up a aliop Butinatt Opporlunltlai 3( I17,0a>. y North *lda of Pall* Avanua Ea*t FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS SEE JEROME/IDAHb . from AAadrona Sfraat North lo th* Sacramento, Calif, CHILDREN'S Vlllaat child cart. Llcan*ad. 31^up. 4 ^ North Locuil. NEW LISTING - Mornl^tldJ cityCity limit* which I*ii tha polnl of "I wantod to bulld a low cost FELDTMAN-REALTORS 733-IMI Pal S h a w ...... 7 1 3 - ^ vea. Cute and iharp. 3 bedroomi, 330 ACRE ranch iprlnkler sportsplane.buttlmeswerenot wllh' fireplace. Irrigated. Ptnced and c ro ii Lila AAcKlnney...... , H l J H i iMced. taooa and along all proparty on South ilda tOO h o t. H e ll, th e C O V e m m e n t EmplaymanI Agancias 17 C -^rlS liih r Jerftma and^ PERSONNEL SERVICE of ^ I c TEXACO STATION tor leett. tMOd f'“.T"£,d'^iJdh‘T.JI.'li.M.Ji’ B'Ai vou “ “W '" y » Vallay, «34 Mua Ukaa North, E Kreage betwearaal« . Idahq, on Dacambar. 37, 1971, lhal horsepow«f motorcycle engine. fC"7 3 3 -2 3 2 2 PRESTIGIOUS ladlei butlitaii EXPERIENCED SEWBTARV i>ound Ddrothy Kolor 733-604D' In o ^rogreiilva town. Ada* JEROME h a jiiim p jf b e e e « i kh t t t p n » r *F" Otnt Conner 733-4019 quolely tacurad by itocit ond J„BEDaQQM,ho ______mod.l.d, Nit. liltlun. Pan- Butlnatft 0|»|»oHynUl«i 30 ftgUnaitOppo 3 0 ‘ 1 2 , 0 0 0 •'•d ' . 760 ACRES Idaol Uva»to

OO.o«ra» ,l.rlflol«),_Oftly. t1M.OOO, ; o laacho fthayaara 1»73lhrouohl»73lhrouoh 1M3. conilrucllon or farm attparlanct to ' WHOIESALE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED etiielteni ImproVemertli. 'O n v jflO 'A C R E S 'c a H le "rOrtcK b ri with raoienobr< latmi. ■ ' Faltur* (e p«y tha whola MiMim ant tall M d ar*cl Irfloatien iy«tam* NO SEUIMG ... KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOB! Ihaollhlghwoy. ONLY . t dlverilfled • 2 homai ‘ bn the four OT Of telora January Si, 1973, baln<| and bulTdlnoadlractto cu*tomar». fIfty.M ya from tha confirmation c T : B U L O V A Watch. Spladal Work low ara your own bu* n a u . Slntpl/ lan^ce compeny attoblliKad. oU tien> nd.-CalLAttar-iiKJUilSii_ f ouoii4 ~Sna“tf«ur»ic»r'8and~r»iur?w~or uxVaT^IItat, empIoyM kwigarm eldtW ei-lUowW iM»wlo Folf houie, EiiceUenl Irtp^ova- 3 BEDROOM, very eUon. mod- Wder-«llwMlllyerolh«rwlia,le pay tnd Inventory. AU ke.»cr# •I Qrch*rd, p««turi. fpR 8ALB OR TRADB tar cattle or y d gir>tn. Noftn hay. Appatoota stalTlen. per TWO LITTBRS RtelstarM Toy , Poodle p«;pplei. 1 whltt Uttar* I J. I9S3 K IT . Staapa A. Furnaca. itove •Uver im «r. m M M V day or night US p WOOOCHIPS.&AWOUST, th»vtnbt, • ESf??j,ttS-.rnr* Ayinflfor R*o«l Horn#* »nd ovan. Cqmplataly IDAHO TRACTOR U|VK*< Caih h and thr*dded bark, delivered radacoratad. $495. 733'349i. ^ at BAILEY-ROBERTS ; ALWAYS ___ S " ’*" ' ------REALTY S L e E P IN O R O O M S , clo ie to j C ^ i s . Boardlno.*Tfaink>o. m - BETTER BUYS!! W n D IP L O M A T 34 K 60. Sbadnw m . coline; Private bath. evwvtt)lng O APPLCD 'SH ETLAN D pony I 10MNorthBlutLak«» ' ftfrnlitied. M5t>af’ .monthi m peti. ■fivnuvu. fcwiv.<>wi|. Anlmol Br*«dlng ■ale. Broke and gentle. 133. 3 TwlnFalli.ld«ho 2 t»lh»,...... (amliy room, >om, ik iklrt»» lrt»» AGIC-VALLEY- ■ 734.JOM, ■ . POpOCE GROOM ING.';«ud sar------Pnoixm ^aw ------l^g a .* vf?a ;jr‘AT‘y.a: — vIce.-pupblH. Cherrw niirr-^ ...... Irom cdmpi__ asiirf{oms~ KIm barlv. 423417S, Moblf.Honi.>Qt>ilna~'^ 7 9 GEN TLE APPALOOSA, palnf. or K m els. Wen Redcap cornsr. HI co)U f«ml|l*«. Ail delry and beef p nto mare wanted lor child, au- TRACTOR repairing all meket. breeds. Soulhtlde, T, C. Mike 3lai or Write Bo» 553. Shothone,' .W44-NASHUA-M-)UUt-o<>od-a>n -Bullock. «4U2S9,-Nonhatder-Paut Motl Cap*ri'«nc« $44.75*3. WBOlSTliiiiD'queeniiand Blue . Slngla Wid«t and DoubI* W ld«t parklngj loundromot. « l l electric m > Plorel Ave. 7S3.7S47. Huter p u M ln . I wtelu old, will _^orqa>.Grootryatore3blocka. cily ALL'TYPESofhortet, bought, told. ------3i4 ^ U ( W «I«IW * U 5 PoU n - . .water, aewer, Mnllaijgn fur> SH LC C r SIreh Incorporated; All ' traded. P l^ ty of ranch geldinot'- FOR SALE! FarrnhMd feeder•der ^ M , breede, dairy, beet. Walter Lei R«n Hitey. 7i3 4035. nlalted. E a «y llwlng. £ u monttt. front •uoer dlichargee. Afiio. , Op«n Mondoy Ihru fuJay Eatl 5-Polni Trailer Park. 733- KA MAR KENNELS, M»dlaoarlo«. fli50-3i30|>.rT<.i Sunday.il -Sp.r« Parmhano power box, manure boarding, ttod s e r ^ S ^ l TO W N AYiD ip r e i^ r with illaoe ildee. 334. 3 R EGISTER ED half Arablant (3 Unfcii by adtant* appoinlmtnt, ' ' AR TtFlCtAL Breading to AB&great -m a re t--»w i -geJdlno). Smooth' -COUNTRY- Pho»«?33-6U> Ciat.d Saiurdoy WR «6NTi j f00m-0fflce<-)®». - mouthed, very gentle, good for North Blue U K M . Wllh Uroe proven tire, natlon't hlghett type production ilret. Alto all breeds of Klot,' mountein end honllng hor- — «tor»geroom •■•tl»Cb*d.:P«lly les. Good breed m arM r^eir eHer- ALMOST-a 3 carp^ed. Ample par(lno.fl3S per be^ -mallabte. Buhl. 3434103/ Jerome, 334.3433i Shoihone. aU- •, 5130 p.m. W4.aS13. CMlk^wIn'trnf NorthMM month, heat furntihed. » t t ~ GERMAN SHORTHAIRS. Wire- BRbCKAAAN'S Kim...... berly, 4...... » S S «•tl#f , a n tr ' «|09 “ p.i 7317; Burley, 47B-92S3; Haiellon, * TRACTORS * BJ9-5JW. Halred.PolnHng»d Pointing Grtftens.Griltons. OermanOe T R A IL E R W ire•Haired ..., Polntart. Cockerc< with iKirM. Ovwar Spanielsilels, At AKC reolsti .Butln»M-Offic# R»nto|» tO ~Aiii;aoimVrHto)ir bi;i;i, ■ L»rrv'« • ilstered. joil try and b**l (hn w »«<,uvu. S A L E S l300Kou'(...... - CoItU V. Ki«nel>. 7 13^. Good larmt. AAak* an appolntmanl 40 K M poor, heatPd, IntuI Sh««p npw, AAAGie V A L L E Y 'S AllliCkalmaM 0/19 OUm I large drive throuph doort. Uvoitotl. Wonl.d' )U BETTER BUYS / com prew or. Sulteble for ‘U c k AlliiCholmart D-I^DUial, Tf»iuni ••UW I« 1IJ./V |A,wilwa> . II AGED EWES, will lamb end of ■TWIN F A L L S R E A L T Y ’ Ihop o r-b u «ln e u . 733'3MO. naw motor. , wayi to finance. On? to lour Vsars. January, firtt of February. Ode 3 < IMADDISONAVeNUe I3-14Ja.#od3iWld#i / Cowt Insured agalnil death. All year old buck. 733 3333. FOR PROMPT PICKUP J33'J4«3 ..Allll Cholmati OieiaLdamoutltaiac___ — OF DEADANtM^S^— ' . tKii Onall ' • 733-44OT Peuhry and Rgbblta . 1 00 ID A H O H ID E ^ 733 S4M 731J033 'W n V u l h 'GARY CUMMINGS ^B R C e N TA G B Charolalt cattle (or A N D T A L L O W -ale. Cowt, calvet, • 733.4S1C-Twin PM\1 : M I S C . * >U|)|. Phone 314-34S1 9W Wt4-Coodlno ' FiM cnrpil. lllcTar w lndd^^inta'ni' 1 Addlion. Twin Fofit wedki old, Alto, open tired and holerfor Chrltlmat. S4J.59Sl. b a n w e r PUR- Springing helfart. Delivered on Ayenli for Rtoal Homai 733-3410 • 902 Flora! Av.» 733 /i.t7 N ITU R E, Twin Fatli,. 733-1431. approvar HRDLICKA BROS.-HI. AKC MINIATURE Schnauier No. 7. ^Ippawa Fallt, Wltcontln pupplet. Ideal Chrltlmat olftt. . BAILEY ROBERT$ NASHUA Ettpando llvino 34739, Phwe Office: 71S7J3 n71. V e ^ reasonable. Phone 671^93, ^ ^ SPOT CASH room, tiai awnlnfls. tiapi and Residence; 71S->33.9ISB. Burley. For Furnlture.^pllances ; ___ REALTY IKlrtad, vary clean, already u l up USED INDUSTRIAL * 1030 North DIueLnkat ^ In Tw in Pall» park. AAaglc Valley C A L V E S FO R . S A L E . AH tliei^. 3 Twin rallt, Idflho Mobile Homai 733 4H1______------EQUIPAAENT- IHl^way 5o, . Phons M3 4343 - M ILK TANKS r.efrlgeraled and- South. •/* West. t'olding tanka, tanker frucki any - 733 4J4J ?972 G R EAT LAKES CAroradar AAakeOlfer INC Model 4IM, 4 whael «liH, new and uted for tale. 733. ■CJHarlByWlllUmr- BAKER’S 1097 or write Box 174, Twin Pallt. C o t l U 102 Appllanc«« & HH Equip. 130 ’ 2x60 ck-lve |13.0(K) G E T your Chrlttmai pupplet now — (Lldon CouQh FINE HOMES and — 3 Dadroom JOHN D EER E H Wllh Ateco PEOPLE WHO CAHE ABOUT AKC Gr^at Oanet. German - PLEASURE CRAFT — FronI kltctien t3,000 Shebherat. Samoyed. Poodles. LIK E NEW Whirlpool wtther and “ Cuitom paean panallno PLEASING are advertlilno tlielr COUNTRY LIVING. Nlcrf«cr»ao», Puili • iuppliti - Sf'vifa — R a v e ru Itle John Deere model SOlO _ -.:^flrulc>4iii In l« d. |‘a Warn------^enter^St^, Kimberly.** " ~ n?7S0------itiani range cowt. 7 wllh calvet, 10 lo _movla-proiacioii— Rhona-J34443a.— HH. — c a trb y Jan. I. Rest eaHy sprlno- SHERHCRD and-loy-poodle erott ------.. .jod -crop ”ni Alto ] year old Charolalt bull. Cail puDt to give away. 4 montht eld. .wllh Dakota Circle Irrigation Sid Jetferton 733i494. F R lG ID A lR E range and ELLIOTT'S Sytlem. Write or call Big Band refrigerator, yellow, very clean, , BROCKMAN'S 11 \ OvtHand AvJ., Buclay, Idalto Induilrlet, Box 404, Pierre, South GIVE A G IF T 04 laillnq pleature. Imperial model SO Inch range, ana ACREAGE Dakota S7S0I Ph. 334 1393. Darlino poodle puppiel.' Cherl deluxe refrigerator. I year CHECK BAKER'S Pl>onai78-3SQS w m M ty . both for |}9l at cain's " N E W HOM E t r a i l e r s a l e s Miller Kennelt. 433.5104. Bob Houslon . Hoy.OmlnBmir— . 94 Hor Sprlnoer co.v* or heifers, APPBOXIMATEIV 3H oct»i, n.w 3 MOBILE HOMES Oil) Mnin Ava. South 734-3167 Solat Rapfaianioiiw# ^ TWO AKC REGISTERED Toy ballroom? Iinlli linma. Duill iiot»itianl. FOR WONDERFUL ■ tor csrrali. Reaionable relee. t tnet. ' Bi>hl. 543-3115or 5413449.a* Female, SJIver. 734 37}/. ■Ifjlric lurnocs, cJoubl* op'OQa. Tliii CfOSED SUNDAYS MOBllE PHONE • Phone Larry Shark. S43.i}3«. CHINA closets, kJIchsn cupboards. CHRISTMAS QIFt- Bu«lay Atao Twin FolU Araa CLOSE O UT on all tamoyed pupt. slude' nt desks unflnl»ed various fine acrano* (on b« purdiniaij wil|> Reglttered. Call Jerome w-aoW- slies and stylet. Complete line ot 10% down lo c^ualidad buyar. Mnbe SEIECTIONS FOR YOUR 670-3319 734.3331 WANTED TO bUY: Alfalfa hay. A)mi ilthed furniture. Banner ll Farm lmpl«m«nU cellent w a t^ dog, bedroom. 3 bath WANT TO RENT hay and patlure ...... Uovaly (urnlitilnga lor 1973. Reply lfl_Box 03 TIm M Lyon. $43 5134 . 543-3934. MAGNUS CHORD eroan am LOBE Include dlitiwaihef- Muit lae lo , Phtf^e Jerome, 334 like new I4S- Westlnohou ENGLISH POINTER pups for tale, table stereo »U . Girls 34'^^ REALTY BAKER'S be ready by- Xmas, paper « » . AAorte radlo-slereo ------FINE.HOMES and U MICHIGAN. *Serle» 3, 4 wheel Halmgarlner, v available. 934-U70 or V34-3MI. 1133. Good Sears T^Vi t49. Apart­ drive loader, 1‘/j yard bucKtl, Phone S4].«3h- ment ranga M«. ranqe M .,_ PLEASURE Good cof^tlon. 733.3741 Aut^atlc vmher Uby beds. ------M ^droem tuilet U f up. Ra- upholstered davenot M^ up; Odd chairs UJJP- Swivel etfic* c)ialr«. 19S3 IN Ford Iractor. - . BendlM msr>o!e H i.. Coal heater S L E E P IN G RO O M S and apart HAY FOR SALE by Ihe Iruckload. 125. Spark oil 135. 4. y«ar eld diilrlbulor, and ttfrracer blad S w in * mantfforrtrttli' "* “ ' ‘ 733-MJ9,...... - Slubb's-TVucklnO/ Rlchlleld. ^B/- ASPGCIALT Soutt), reaunat fM Sijrrv.va'iX 'r.N *,??- 73310*! 344S. FOR 8ALEr9 YorkthlreploovtowT l^ldfman-Rtallort W O U L D Y O U LIKE very dote to ‘ •rrowlnaj Durock ds4k, Lott of kantlQuaiG FOR SALE: Nor*tttrV New Holland regldratlon. Ready to go. I 3 ROOM baiement apartments C O R R A L E e O D IN p r. use wood- boar. AAake offer. 334-5004. affer 4i00 314 3143. ■ TO HAVE A Atodyp.af^d c|eW. m Taylor. Hacker, 3-wlde cab,_ Excellent chipi Good rarilal Incoma, txcallant Arvll Ha^aw. ^^r7/4iii’630l tarmt. WCSTERN R EALTY. 733- Clark 543.34UL - 334$. After liouri; Oao- Could, 733- uain. reirigeraior, »iova. fsw 944J. NEW HOME Utlllliea fumlihed. 734-4133. willi iliding windowt .Im p U i 90 Form IrppUm^nta -J36BtlF7tro!*l tOTly Am«ricon Mod«rn unlli. offica uniri< mountain cablni. A/tVmdbllaffomt unit built or Contemporary decor 3 BEDROOM CLEAN UnfumlUied lo ' veur ipaclllcatloni houia wllh (lill baiamanl. See at Ihtn come lo _ -. 1133 Skn La Rue Ave. Saturday or FREE -6u*vd*v*/------(OUniNG DBCeUBBR) - 3 bedroom, fully carpeted and PICKUP AND DEIIVERY Id. n e w . - ...... SrMPSON'S 734333S. On Any MAJOR OVERHAUL FELDYAAAN REALTORS IN RUPERT 733-1968 W® have o good ieloction of HeuMi— Unfurnished 74 <» TRACTORS " COMBINES' * 12', 14' wide or 2 4 'wid* » BALERS » DEDROOM, wall-lo-wall car< 6 l f t s In ttock. petlna, available DecembeV 3)tl. FINANCING AVAILABLE ON JOHN DEERE CREDIT PLAN I Girts for M u s J o a J Clots In Qrick 4ploK, U4.000. No p*ta. P t«ne 733-S903. y Eve«.>one f o r H e r S I f tf ' BEDROOM HOUSE carpeted GEM EQUIPMENT, INC. % SIMPSON llvlnqroom and 1 bedroom. Gat Twin f=nlli, 733-7373 • Bulil, 543-4393 l A s M W i S a r FELDTMAN REALTORS 733-1MI MOBILE HOMES tiesl. Claanlno depoilt. i94 Clial Sl>arali. 733-5360i Roa*' Nawlon. 733-36841 D«a Burton 543-3453 12 I 64 SAHARA M A G N A V O X Pal &t>«w...... 733 0443 Ramaoe. 733-3751. ------> Full carpet, iHder wlndowi, norm ^ HBADQUAftTHQS ______Ryp«.rt,. Id a h o - 5TERE0 CONSOLE • . Ula McKlnniV ...... 734:3U4 9 windowi, orcllc Irtiulalion. all goi. l^fidSOIldbry Priced Alda Strono...... 733 QW1 U l.n 1__«____- . I • -I . - Aujomatlej ip^j.(hoftaef,_gftfl-- - “ “ ...... — .v«nl«ntelldlA9>epporMU - SI48 th v m Y tr,|« tW r (,U e 4 « Wllh A,M ./f[^*Am O l. _. S1W. "Rirt'S MAGNAVOX - C om p«r« 63 WHO 470 AAoln Ave- S. Ph 733-7333 1970 STAR CRAFT campar Iralfar, T H E N E W avaliattlr. 471-9401. - - 14x65 Concord s DOES IT? HAS 4T? To-M agiG ^Vaiiey; iSer.vicelDirectory- “ T O 2 T " w r AUTY SAION • 100 AddUon Ave. W. (3 Polr»t» W .) LUlIng'oi Butmoti fi. b#rvic»^bpecloliitt~t5JUrino ^rvi&ai and Producti 134 &K«ikon«S4.C. Thai You Uta Regularly .'. . Call 733-0931 To Place Your Ad. a t e w a V - m i ib - RCA POCKfTTe RADIO On Ihe Slngei^OoW.n,..Towl. n'- BASSES* DRUMSfTS . "At^WMifiete)) enlaFtolniwant, wrltl Sew ond Ike beoullful BoUrtlUld (AAGfSr Sf IfCrfON AND 1M TIUILRR ^ O W e S L O jC f lf N TOWN. _ CUNTnil f ilrop, xelved— to»oe ' L I. S PAINTING, Commercial. ^ ' ' I. UodalRZG)04 / * ' ‘ o i r . . . . . ^ 7 9 0 0 d ^ t . r^ o i, Reaynable rMw. , - id*^ Eqjipmerifl . ___ ICLAUDBBHOWH,' 3 B SHUMWAV - a.m . 7iOO.— IQ iO d p lm ...... ------M lV.tltCW C -- .. ______MUSIC 4 FURNIIORf^ ^ INTRODUCTORYOFFCn ■ i 44l 'Mu1n Ave. S., 0/»*«_Mom/oy_ 150Moln Ave. N. Phone 733-3344 ...... PLAMINOO------^ O b e t-tN O i— f*»iflNT4N<».‘ n s-t Twin foH^tdot*tf 91301- -urM ai«-.v.r^rntr7«;U ar|| I— REFRIGBRATORSr Prae(*r«, riY REDMAN INDUSTRIES ^IGsfsT^AofiN^ToU? -"-^ei-VETERAN wathert, dryeri VERN’S SHARMNINO CHRISTMAS GIFTS A P P L IA N C E R E P A IR . 73J-S444, 010 WlO ON A N6W ONe, RK- 12XA0-UX65 B71 Piier AvM^ue Weil. PLUMBINO IIBI*AIRI : ...mevhiusuAi OAROieSSOKONDITION.' ' e n t * F IN A N C IN G prlca<}from l4«9Stoum SCISSORS . . . i n e new We kove the lorgatt teWllon in f o r H i i n RK CHUCK'S PLUMBINO repairs, . . . m e 010 Mogk VolUy and offer periOAol work and' LIceoted contl^acter, 3J yaart s h a r p e n e d CO M E IN AND BROWSE io,tUfo

Us For Full BONNfS’S WfCS f JJ5 Moi>» We.f. rwi/1 follt CHRISTMAS ------:— D e t a i l s l ~ lU X U R Y ------• TK# m33-3a3B ,, 733-2410 $ 1 5 9 5 ' ' TRgg SBRVICB p u k n a c h 'c lb a n in o " ,10(4 h. CAMPER RKcail m -io w . «7|.2331. Free 34 HOUR dellvWy^of furnace and BIG PROFITS $ 1 8 9 5 slova oil. furnace ■ ARE MADE-B-Y- w o o D 'i y n u t b b r v i c b t,x60BILtM 0R&-l • SPORT, KING, NAMPX CHIEF, If wid«, 2 I MOBILB WOMB fctfwUcBl" l i s t i n g y o u r [TRIAAMINO, TOPPING anl^ •Ja.8.M fllo.N.. ^ s Twl«;eol»Sr; J5TTIIAU6I1SAN d ' ' ■ " imldwd, a bAlhH I Do yog naad,,«'KUg .Cabt*,'*' '' Dlomond Moti Rotlief. er o WoBy PICKUP CANOPIES '" _„SEBVJCEIN I ^ p e c Ia i *! 2;9 W ' |- ■ CAMPERS AS lo w AS *788 MOIII.a HOMI TaANII-OKTINa We don't corry m «e thiMs br. Eail S Point*, Twin FalU ; THIS ‘ 7': weko«e.|i^ol(.erv.i^^ 734-3B4I or 733-2874 " VAFINAh4aNG A>/AlLXBte d i r e c t o r y {iot f»ql) . VACUUM yigyici cait,^,pMi, tf8ltYONiOg.U _j)AaeN D A^efliiE^ ' RESULTS IN , W r M O M A K It C W N A IO i . M O sl'Stlw e’pAbK . H O M E S A L f S ' Cl«in,«.II.Mn4llf!ti ' WHO OOes IT? ' >JdW rmllna, — IdMto'* IlnM WaU AddlunvTwIn Fqlll ■ .nEw.lOWXUaW'- l»nll(ypKll,V^*(i5,oU MrMl. .7,33-7568.. - d A S i r ? ''" V^llSON. (ATCS ll'w ldii, l4'U4«.U> ' ' piAL73'i:093l ' o n d ay i'o r. W M O ’ M sd.idrsiNBUi^eEY,' •v* n )n 0 «~ »n ti Sunday te r lii> JEDOME, GOqofNG, E U O ' «prmwKu.______U TimM-N»wi. Twin F«lli, ,ld «h o Sgnd«/,_p(iceinl»rJ7i.-l?JL

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MUST SELL) i r TR 4A Triumph, 19*7 TOVbTA Corona DalUKi, lot} ... BONNGVILLC Sdoorhardlop. do-lt-yourMl...... USED POOL TABLE 3mA. Complala paint. Phona 433- *• VW . condition Air, powar itaarlng and brakat. haatar...... low mliaaga. EKCallant condltkm. radio, mow lira*. Call 5)6 bs33. tfwttllv (M m rubber b«cl(, ,15 a ccatw rlat. 7 » « 7 a attar 9:30 Ptw>a 733-9U5 aftar SiOOp.m. A.M I.-P.M . 11,000. 733-0314 aHar tqiMr* yard •> Caln'i 7U 7in. p.m. SlOOp.m. IfM FORD BRONCO,44Hhaatdrlvar - Ayiir>dar>' rmw tiru . CAR!l,flCVU^S,VV^0ONS W76 T O Y O T A -C O R O N A 4 door C A D IL L A C f?iaatwooc( Sadan. iT»w,*'St!f5 •'*Uln't 7M*FinT* POR S A L E I Cold -'collet. W l w ihort aklt and blndlnoi. 733- Gxcallant condltlM . S34-40I4. *adan. Excallant condition tika A ir conditionad, Good ruboar. Inaulrta* only. Pt\ona 4 n -«3 7 . Honda*, naw and b*ad. naw, Radio and haatar. Wilt 'Sala*,Sarvlca,Part^ laoo. 3 ml a* South ol Port of l l^ l d c a . 734-IB34. Entry, Holllttar. TODAY 2IS Haad P iL m ttai ik li. Map In : M I L L E R HOND-fl. S • Ho o t utad Mtilta C b riiim a rtra M blndlngt, S75; Conquar blndlnqt ^R R YIM uittall l9>IChargar SE, 1948'MERCUftYMONTEREV — «U,Liflht», hauutilu] 2 lon»------~«»ftf-H;a«thar-bock»*-boot#f-VOf'MftrH;a«thar-bock»*-boot#f-VOf ------^ A L E S . ------Top. Only 4,ffionHIIa*.'Ca|l T33 STil tham it.OOaiat. :Sa« at M\9 Par! Alto Saxaphona Martin, axcallint. Work, body and iTfotoi' rn oSotl ~{Mi>«*^patl«ll orr'iiyToti IriUrior, rnoom. M « v »>• M *n i l (!ltv ttlJlU J!___ H an*«i. Idaho condition. S100. 541 Jackwn Strtat. ..d*yt^oi^344IM-«v«nlnoi>'and I'lK' » Co. 73U 4M , .!»____ _ = - — waakandaTt^o 4j watedayi, 4 to *■ wlitlawdll tirai. \ PRICES SLASHED. ChrlitmAfl ID EAL CHRISTMAS O IP T. LIk* 19^7 CH EVROLET. Powar ataarlno •DMlal. N#«Mcolor T . V . Pii9 v «lu « naw, lalltiand boll SaVMa. V'' and brakaa. Awlomatlc— lran' ir-rom ax i canli a foot. 734. 30.0i Wltf» acopa. in s . 73?0j$J. t t ’r.-:-:— $-155br- • «Sn.«5 LM r i*f r»cor(jtr — poyi'. ^ 5 ? r ' 345 AAarlln 734-4077. im lw lon. V I. 1100. Caih 734-3314. your lap*! and makn alW] OODGB RT 3 door hardtop naw CAllMEHBllLSMUCE^. 734 30A0 \ - valuo »m,50 WeST^RN T. tlrat mutt tall. «tJ7J. Will con- V . m t u i . • S n o w m o b l U i ildaf trada, on oldar car. 34,000 1969 PLYMOUm FURY II • - POR-SALEi-a^on-VAta-MhcboIlt actual m llail Naw U r n . 733-M37. wHt» track. Phooa 543-4990.^^ Prallifil (nr wa t^nva, lliii ona own- PURNITURE \iphoUI»ry. »r*t POR SALE: Ut^dVno^obllat U9« ■ pick VP And d#llv*ry. eVEREST-JENNINCS ’ $larllnar and up. 733-SDV9. H am m o nd's L IK G N E W . 1971 Lincoln Con- •r lia\ all vinyl inlarior.' molcliing Jack Calton. ni7M 3. Wtiaalchalr. Adult ilia. Lika naw. 'Rapair Cantor. ilnental. 4-door, low mliaaga; . wall lo wall curpaling, ull tlia,(ula- ^ UO. 733'^«3, attar 3 p.m. , conildar trad*. 733-14SI, 313 Wait ly laolutat, tpollati lnl>d« orid Out. ' .maJi'tm gold >n (oinr.

UNl« INI SHED PUR N ITU be 1947 PONTIAC CATALINA, l-ully hlohHT q(»ttTVr~Ooed~Ml*cllon f t aqulppad, pricad to tall. Termi AAary C «r t»r P a ln ti. )9M Kim auaMabla. f33-$403. ' C A U D A V eC JIIZ Et^ - . 733-7BOO b«-ly Road n»493. . 4 Panthar with alactric atart. 3 399 Panthar*. 399 Pum a, 340 PUma. Arctic Cat S431 1947 1944 Ford Country Squira tfaMon' 1965 MERCURY MONTEREY ORDERS TAKEN for Watkin* Skl-doo 1350. D O U G L A S S ER - wagoii. 1945Chavrolal4door ladan 4 door hardtop, briglit rad, black ' prodoeli. Call 733-7tn« ------Daalar.|J9J974. YEAR END GLO for lala. Call 733-1733 and aik for vinyl lop, toclory oir conditioning, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THe$£LCARS Mr. Pottar-or-MrrBalrd. runi ond looU aiicalUnt. SEAIY MATTRESS SALE 13x13, I balga ton* ...... - • 1939 MODEL A FORD, Tudoor, $ 6 s o Mig. Warthouifl CUaranci, mir -hava-'baan ila a m ' claanad. Cal NO REASONABLE OFFER REF naw -tlrai, batlary. topr tafaty mokhad •!{. 73J3WA4. clait. Good condition 1900. .733- CAU LAPRY ARdAUGli . 733.4497 Ou.*ftS«l.0.g, JlPV.Wfor . JU? 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY 1966 RIVIERA HARDTOP • 7457. K.ng S«l. ft.g, J739.95 Uf , 1150 4 door tidon, V-R •nglna, ilondord Uontmii- 1967 FORD GALAXIE' I 7 door, V'O tngln», ouloninlic CARS - P IC K U P S - W AGONS • 4 door ladan, blua willi wliiia lop. C A tK J'< ; . 7 1 ^ .7 1 1 1 CLEAN DUCK faathari for tala. 313 lion, rodio, liaoUr.o nka ucond •rodio. I'toUf, aitallanr wliilawoll tiroi I'l ^ laoli, coniola, vinyl lop, aiKiplionotl/ tliorp ( “MMTUFFER" Parti, urvlca. Opan avanlngi & tion, powar tiaaring. USED SNOWMOBILES with 30day Sundayi Iliaitan ' • / $ i2 5 q tlnlthad, varioui i Ii m and ttylat. warranty. BOB CURL'S SKIDOO, I'lm- . MAKE OFFER J Pricad ...... Musical Inilrumanis 134 LayawavforOirlatmai. BANNER 19M Floral Avanua. 733-7411. 1963 THUNDERBIRD COUPE ' MILLERSALES P U R N IT U R B 733-1431. ’^(irdtoprV'B anoin*. aulomntlc Ironimlition, 1969 OlDST3Ein r C P g l t e W ^ f ’‘ - W A N T A 440 AfCtlC Cat? Sa* ua - powir il*»ring, powar broliat, fadio, litaUr, HANSEt>E N . 1966 MERCURY MONTEREY W AITED: Drum Sal IIU 7»U(M CUSTOM PAINTING, car*, trucka 4 door (adon, V-ll anoini, oulomolic trnnimii- m Bob Craar Autoniotlva In Paul, I oi' carpat. profatilonal raiuli*. , MAKE OFFER ! NEWYAMAHAplanoa.uiad planoti Rant a aarka ihampooar wllh < belief by deggn 1943 PONTIAC CAVALINA ' $ 1 0 9 5 VamaKa aultart* KLH tlarM companion vacuum. Bannar Slntion wogon, V-fl •ngint, outomotk tfOni- 1971 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE Purnllura. 733-1431. Part*, accaiaorla* and u rv lc a . tniiiio^/ pow«r ilciring, powar lirokat, rodio, llordlop 2 door. V-P •r>oini. oulomolic-li lifatar, uiC4ory a Pilar. Phona 3)4-3573 it it a good C«lua L u ttra . R ant alactrtc MAKE OFFER I. V-fl >nnin*, tlnndnrd Irnninlit- -Ill8i>tll______1. roilio. hanlar. ^utallapl nitiliaf, ' - - - 4 -2 -5 9 5 — '‘THEtieALEfiSHiP THAT DARES | USED GIBSON CA MO AMP. 100. waHi. R»v»rb. UM Naw • t3*9, Two 1971 SKIDOO'I. 340 TN T wllh MAKE OFFER TO BE DIFFERENT" . I 1968 CHEVROLET CAPRICE- Lika n#w. CLAUDE BROWN'S illdai, 700«ctual mllos I775each Slolion wogon, Ihik it oi nica a MUSIC AND PURNITURE. 1971 SKIDOO 340Dlliiar(lwlth illda tlolion wogon at you will taa. 9 andnawenolna tWO ! 1965 MERCURY COMET paitartgar, oil laolliar inlarior. toe- OVER 100 Oullari, banjoi. bauM. 1973 SKIDOO 340 Clan Bllnard. I Cyclona hardtop 3 door, V-fl angirta. automotic lory air condiltoning. luggoga rack. and anrfpllfler». Pandtr, Cralwli< Naw fSOO I Irantmiiiion. powar tttaring, radio. Iiaalar. Ihu one lioi avarylhmg. Yamaha, Aria, andolhar*. GuHari 19M JO H N S O N Saa Horte. 30" * "irtyl top, bucliil laair. comola, banuiiful from 173.VS. Naw and utad track, axcallant condition t300 WILLS $a VE -William Cflopec_ w l Jilted______:______ti (. J Slraot. Box 3 j w o T o i r a j l,O P T Y plla, fraa from toll It lha 1969 PONTIAC TEMPEST „ carpal claanad with Dlua Lutlra. Cutiom S 3 door liordlop. baouli-.^ WESTINGHOUSB PortabI# Rant alactric ihampooar II. lut madium graan wilti whil* lop. autom atic vtarao ptiono- 134. KRENGEL'S. graart all vinyl inlarior, 1Q.OOO oc-,^ CLAUDE DROWN MUSIC AND USED CAR f UHNI'TURE. IuqI milai. you'll I'avar t i l 0 nicar ALUMINUM PLATESI 30 cmtl .'UST ARRIVEDI 1973 Fibarform aach or 15 cant* In loti ol 50 or boati, Ev/lnruda -and Marcury $ALE ' m o r'i. Saa G arry NMtllo. TImaa AAotort. DUO A N D M A R K 'S , Your IhUn $1 990 ' Radio and TV S«U> M4W*. Tw in F a lli. EwInrudand Morcury Daalar. 1143 Ulua Lakot North. 733-1194. 1964 DODGE DART 4 door, vinndnrd lliift. low milaoga. R CA Coniola T V , S79.S0; M dav 1960 FORD FALCON 4 door, a up brloiiinatt,raliaaplla,claani daap Oordg* SaU« doMi.ranlmachlnnStal WILSON------• »a -«^ w ln -ta lU .—

CHRISTMAS LAVAWAY. Holttara, cartrldga balti, ouni. blnoc‘;lari, 0 « < m J Yhlnflt To Eal 133 gun cataa. oullari, drumi, UB and nallaf o uni. bar ball tal*. R E D 'S TRAtJlNlfn*0!rf7^ir^5hc»*hon* ~vary tlaon and runt |uif parliZf” No SMlvday uiai. 1145 Ott Siraat Soulti. Sunday* and avanlngi. S-SrH-^RtEN STAMPS 1965 IMPERIAL ...... SI 190 luiury (or willi piuvfr.windowi. taol^ FIREWOOD nnil door loclit. rodio. liaalar. i IF YOU haOa llraplaca wood, why AND ronditioning. only . . . 1967 MERCURY MONTEREY; not advartlta II to J1,000 fam lllai who raad tha Cliiulflad adi dally. 3 door tiordlop. wa lold lliil on* APPLES — Rad •nd yallow $997 naw. ill tao loam graan wilh blocW dallcloui. Alio Roma*.BAKERK E R S — vinyl top, graan tobrit inlarior. ii ^nrtllf waitol...... klmbah^on...... on Su{S^ar hot avarylhing including itarao lop«, Fai^ory Road. Phona‘4h-4ld4. ABBIE'S GONNA GIVE 'EM AWAY SCISSORS 1965 PLYMOUTH you muti taa lltit lina car. S H A R P E N E D Thaiian Pricad ~ ~ - t A V E - TAE COVE F R E E f if (I Iniuf llambilfQti and o lioUtil CAROLE-NOEL 1(160 MERCURY MONTEREVl 1ST AA«lnAvtnU f Walt Qlnii of B«*{ lat (uiuli. *790 4 door tadon, 3 Iona graan oir ton-' , 34hour Strvlca 496 Addison West' diliona’d, antallanl whilawoU lirat, ECONOMV wall lo woll carpaling. tpollatt in­ C O M P L E T E larior, jutt lika -1966 0PEL- T - — S-V59G- BAR'FrXfURE?' Slolion Wogon. 4 tpaad. lop luggofj* I960 DODGE POIARA | “ wiiir"t«irT#n7kt7'Now't6trv^^ •4~rinnr, tt'H-can iid n o d a d -«v »ty -:i •gUNaf - * 5 9 5 Ihing Irom cruiia conlrol lo.laclory air condilionirtQ. you muti taa tliii

1965 TOYOTA Thbilart 4 door lodan. radio, haolar, rxH Pri(t utad oil ;haalari 1971 O LD S 1968 BUICK WILD- ■ ^595 1970 FORD GALAXIE 500 i - t e - S A B R E - - ^ V i e R i S r - if-aiugn- ditioning. I'li* naw lirai, vinyj top, CUTLASS CAT SPORT CPE. 4'door hotdtop loodad W a i {3695 W o t $2295 1965 VOLKSWAGEN yallowrgoldrwilh-matchlng oil vinyl -CHRISTMAS W a i S I O * i - W a iS 2 9 9 5 Radio, buckal taolt. inlarior, aalramaly low mliaaga. Snaka RIvar Auction. 7'i-7754, . . . $ A v r -SPKIAtS!=^ NOW. W ANTED: Sllvar Dollart.pay 13.40. NOW. q - 8 0 0 NOW ‘ 1 3 0 0 NOW : ' 2 5 0 G - Rodueod pricei on. moit an- CO IN SHOP. 431 North Malr>. 733- 1968 MERCURY PARK LANEi •M3. Opan S:00 III 1:00 waakdayt. -<4967 VOLKSWAGEN 4. door tadort, baauliiul, madrai| . liquai from now thru Dacem- Saturday. 10:00 til 6:00. 19(J9 FORD 1968 CHRYSLER 4 tpaad, rodio, huclat taal*. thrtrpl blua, willt wliila lop, 100^ nyloni bar 24lh. 1969 MERCURY 1968 O LD S uoltli gunrdad Inlarior', matching' TORINO UfiGf SElfCriON.SHOP M O N T E G O NEW YORKER • " 9 8 " wolnur inlarior acratioriat, thit cot Slolion Wogon, loodad, o 4 tioor liordlnp, londad *1086 ol coutta hot avatylhinp ------w o r t m a ------•-W ar$2595- W q » W a»“i2 29 5 lhaitan old lunk.car. Call DAM, 733^ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1595; — GHALET .ADug — raodylogo.. CASH POR SCRAP MGTAU NOW NOW NOW ‘ 2 1 0 0 1971 M AR Q U IS B R O U GH AM ANTIQUES Coppar. Brau. Aluminum. ‘ 2,000 NOW. ‘ 1 9 0 0 Radiator, Baltarlai, Etc. M l 95 — 3 dodTTiorafop.-wa-wld naw ond. ' Sliothona. Idoho H.KOPPBLCO. If li loodad, Marcury'i tinail end 806-2572 ■ ' tS3 3rtd Avanua South ' 1968 BUICK 1968 1969 TOYOTA . il’t aquippad wllh tplit taoli, vinyl z i - 1969 LINCOLN COMMERCIAL lop, lull powar onii nir condition­ «H

tiow. ^ 1-QQ( 1969ELCAMINO 19^8OLDSM0DILE 98 . V-O, 4 tpMd Hnrdlop (Oupa, madium graan wilk graan vinyl top, loclory oi( (ondl j lionlng. ol court* full powar, oaw, Drv-Saatonad Irult andSifcrcfuwd, - OVER 75 NEW 1972 CARS rvr iii^i w 733-4304. $1995 ~ “ *'“l5dl«nAy..733.S«0 M i-d . : D R V P I N B . - U " iMtQiHa. 130 par glckup jo ad. pallvairad Ip city./33- :A U .9 7J :BRICES-=,I^LUS

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B U R N S W iC K , Ualta pool lablaa; $149(j) UJ plfflT Avanua. •ccaaiorlat. Ordar now tor Cnrlaimaa dalivary. Jamai Clark. -7 S 3-M t attar 4iOO and waakanda. THEISEN 7.' PIBBROUAtS SKIS. Man't S ABBIE Ul WAWTBOt Hardor Prwlfwood. Will buckla 8kl Booli. Ilia 13<^, naarly cut. PHDna7i»-4»L ______p a w . 433 S0M. ^ ______MAGIC VALLEY'S FINEST... IDAHO'S LARGEST ,v.>W. ^MOTORS r POLDINO pmI tabla wllh labia 3-736r>--. . Thf faiittf Plocm In (lissK.ri'i; lannlf topandaecaiiorlai. 3U Van OLDS W IC K — 0 > £ t - i AMERICAN MOTORS DEALERIII 1965 MlJ.STANG PASTBACK flolhing con self V -8 #nQtn*, 4 Itamminion, nioQ wti»«l». 1969 FORD Vi TON PICKUP falter than a PBOPLg K gACH lR Ad right here WatS1095 $7^n long wliael bom piclup. 6 cyl'rtdir •rtQina, ,4 ipaad 1968 P L Y M O U T H 19AA PLYMOUTH tranimifvion. In the Cfostified co/umna. C H E V R O C E T a ion U o AMlt. )•' DECEMBER SAtePR/Ce .... / Fury III, V -8, »fiolnt..automatic Salltlilt 3 door liordlop, 383 V-R, flAltMd, U ' 4-whMl pun ifsllw.- W o» $2295 tranimliilon. powar itaarlno. oulomolic, powar lUarlno and T o Na<» A Peopfe-Aeach- {uwa«- brakat, air condHlonlng, vacuum ov«r iivcjra " ' 1969 MERCURY MARQUIS brubat, bu(bal laoU, (onioTa, laa e r Just Dial ' DCCEWBCR SAtE PRICE , radio, tpaclall A d ' Spotit laJan. oil lit* nic« lliingj plut latloty otr M890 lhi.on.- $ 5 9 9 ■ -t-w<»-0«t-VOtr>nr« wd w w w-ew^ — ?cA mminn, powtr llAarinQ, air condilioning. . 1970 FORD DBCEMmSA^SALE. . . ^ Z h V D 1964 FORD O r , you prefer to moi/ Coloiiia SOO 4 door liordlop, pow 1/ \ ' 8 08 LATHAM'S Foirlortt 500 4 door, V-B, oulomot- 10S7 V W n«*il(^work ■ 11) 5. S43'4<74. Wax $1395 iOOn ■r tUt'ing and brokat, air, 300 u$ your oa, just write it 1961 Cadillac Sedan DeVille >C, pow«f ilaaring, good lir^^. Full poyar onJ air contlilionino. •■((■maly il>orp. DCCEMBEfi SAtE PR/CE . . . . y y U V-8, tliarpi on the handy order bfanJt Iha ooorinilohbor fanct." h e f o w . O nly <;.J00 m llti. Call 7M 0 751 MalftXvanua Caif 7341J03 WaiJOdS sooc: J26 95 $299 1966 FORD PICKUP D c c e m e n s u e p p c e . . . . O O D (one vt/erd per Une) Willi TelepUona Company Ulilily Dad. 6 cylindar iri- 1970 PLYMOUTH 1971 FORD LTD BROUGHAM flino, 4 tpaad Irontminion. 1970 DATSUN DECEMBER CL0SE0D:T!! hardtop coup*, full powtc, air conililioninQ, vinyl Futy III 4 doo> i«Jon, V-B, nulo. 4 door udon. rodU>. KaoUf, low ______lop. Iron*,, -po>-.S‘ l " * '''’0 ond. b'ob»». mU«(. thorp ^roin Itniih. 1971-PLYMOUTHS DECEMBER SAtEPR/CE ^1195. ' ■ ■ ...... * - •-^»msNcrteAse-CAli5)— : .Wol S3095 „ OR 1^ $2595 - ■:4-V595 iCCfMBfiriatrpiHc t ' . . , FACTORY MADE SNOW PLOW m sOLDS Dynamlc88 1968 RAMBLER "s e d a n s WAGONS * HARDTOP5 --laiZVOLKSW AGEN Fastback Adnpltd foi Iron! and ol Pickup or lru(li. Rabal 3 door itordlop,* Vff,' oulo. S«Hnn7-4it^«e(ljrniiitniiiian. radio. ■ 4 door.- V .l- anolrM. aulomallc BUY NOW BIG SAVINGS I irantmiii• Ipp. powar i 1aarlr\IANSEN. -rGdio..h«oHr,j'w'*» ^ * _ 9 ' 236 Shoihona St. V/. ~ 2 5 i ^Ih Awe. W .iT :,— - ^ 3 3 - 3 0 3 3 ' 313 Main Avpnuo-West $499 -J 4 9 9 ------

1968 MERCURY 1966 FORD ISlu e poiiano*' wogort, Monltloir, Slolion woQon. V-B. oolo. ♦roni.. V-B. oulo- ifoftt.. powar jiaarmg powar-ilaatlrtg. radio, haoUf. l>lu* n . and brokat. •ilarlor. SPECIAL... $1695 $599 12. l i . 1967 D O D G E 1947 O LD S Coronat DalUK* 4 door ladan/ V -l l3Werd>-(3llnM) angina, automatic tranimlulon. radloi haatar< claan. -i m s ~ (U 9S IE; 1 6 . 1967 FORD 1971 DODGE DART l i . Galoii* 500 3 door liordtop. V-0, Swlngar 3 door hordlop, 318 V-B. oulo. Ira n i, powar tlaaring, 51.000 QUio. jM nt., powar ilaarlrtg. 3,000 17Wordt-(4lln«) miU(, lop rubbar. milai, vinyl lop, rad ond whila llrt* iih, rocloryworronly. $1095 18. $AVE l i . 1968BU1CK Skylaib 3 door coup*; oulo. Ifam., -powar iltadno. (ad & wHiU aitador. -1971 CHRYSLER IL ®P>- OOOmiUl, powar tiMfInd, WbVai, 31 Wi^i-(SllnM) and wlndowt, toclory olr. om/lrw

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1970 FIAT 1967 CHRYSLER Spydac-SSO coifvailibla. 4 ipaad .Hawpori 4 door, V-B. oulomolic, Irani., rodio, bright orortga finlth. powar tlaaring and broktl. mo^oon- ADS THAT RUN 1 1 4 2 9 $1295 - l o m r s i ~1970VOL-K5^BU5- -1968FORO 9 laatar. radio. r*d and wtill* 390 V B , oulo Jro n i,. rodlo^ itaolarv- 1 W e ili ler T r . $ 7 Jf r972M 'ODm '= llrtlah. MkKalln lliai, rad orvd wMla finlth. l/w^Jifer . . . > IJI • $259!U H Ton, long wida bon. 21 ' • Sll.li AT DEliy|RED IN TWIN FALLS. . . . . '...... ONLY $2114.00 1969 DODGE ■ - 1965 DODGE ADS THAT RUN ton, V-e, long wUa bon, fodlo, SporltMon vcn, A'A Y S-|h^ - YOU WILL RECEIVE A REFUND OF *117.00OFROM FROM = $ 2 T 5 »r TORD MOTOR CO. MAKING- - 13 words for . . . $5.00 $ 1 9 9 7 1968 CHEVROLET . 1967CHEVROLET YOUR NET CO ST ...... -r.” . 51 Fbifcl Vehicles ^ ton, toA0 wida bon, 6 (yllndar, |17wordsf«r . . . $4.90 ,Vi Ion, bno wWa V-B, 4 ipacd. ^Hpaad. rodio, haolar. . 31 word* lor . . . $t.00 6 IN STOCK.TO CHOOSE FROMI IN S T O C K $ 1 3 9 5 ' 7 2 C — 171 m e d iu m b rig h t ye llo w 72C — ~lf6T«adluiii ton ■ , - 72C— 189m«dlumbright yallow 73C — 190 medium brown tnetoUlc 72 C — 203 llo^t blv* ■72 c — 204lloM blue

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DEAR POLLV— I saved a floor mat DEAR POLLY^Som o of our btonkets from our old cor (a bathtub m at v/ould v/erb tnucli too large to go on my work ju it as Well) anJ put it under the brothers' bunk bods/and vor/ hard for ladder on thesldo of our outdoor swim* the kids to fold. I folded thorn in holf ming pool. T h li laves Wear-and-tear on ond..sowftd_thant_ together to mako_, the, pfostic of tlio pool^AN _ POJLW— U«lno colortd itioilmo ham . ThBv're muctiLwornifl.- long. I cut out IKo clillJrail't lnlHgIs ------rtf olti drm g^ _(ng,glpss,?.s. These stand on a Ua^ py “tirArpoaY^AroriKM rwoiidiitir!”' tho 8mi(. Tfie-cltlrdren use. tho. same was impressed by a young girl who had glass each lime, so there are far (ewer, been in oh dccldent and who hod to woih at doy'* end I— PATTY wropped mateilal moteltlniy (ter drets (P o ll/s note; Some

DpAR POLLY— Invest in a dpren of-; DEAR POLLY— When in a burry and those peel-and-st^ck floor ‘tius, and' with no time to wash mysmudged white Install them In tho-baby's ploypon be* tennis shoes^ I clean end "polish** them fore the floor gets in too'bad shape.' with my chalk board eraser. A quick These tiles are washable, do not stoin* and can be cut to size with the scissors. bjushlng hides the dirt till they con TheyMl brighten baby's world and yours, be washed.— ANN ond give.addad-sei'vke>lo )ba-[vetUM — UniqiKrCortdy-tW sKo*— DEAR POLLY— Because of back trou­ MRS. W. R. V. - Leak wtll'Oroom* J In Ihli (wq. ble I have to wear a girdle all the time, Simple crochet stitch e s are used to nitcar vjlli Iha^ tktc«-piece Walit Accent so they have to bo mended quite often, look. No. wIlK P H O TO - moke these uniquojanHy (or‘jewelry) ^ 8251 T h « ni[>n«(I-iit woIiIUm m Iktf foiMoti odd* that youlhrut i use any scraps of white double-knit,, Gulds It'in Siitt 10< i-24 45-inch plus patch tho holes. This works wonder' bottle liners and disp.otoble diopcrs, containers; stitch illustrations. ;> ] ] « yard'eontiaii. fuJIy.~MRS. T. M. O 'B.. and found a neit and quick wov of diS' S i posing of b6th. I fold the soiled diaper 17.-12. .in holf and roll itplastjc-side'Dijt. I slip this into,a used bottle liner and then .ilisposo^f-tham -Jn-lho ■^o//y^J£ry5i^f;00■/onorefy^t/etruJe^/.- Less space is required and no extra ‘ Senrft/iem i d h tr , c /a Ih lf newspaper. disposable bags are neodod.-r-SUSAN

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0 prlionijr. U ilor I was miit lo il Mnvy teliool in Moiileroy. FOR COMMANDUn LLOYD B U C U fE H , I bognn woiidoring whollior I would ovor got muillior good ■/onii0r cv);>/a/i> 0/ tJm l/.S .S . f u ^ b lo oislgnmont. imd dccldod lo/rotlgn if it wiu clear *'•"* ' I had the hnprcBsion that youd lef t the Navy. Then wouldn’t, lllcn ciimo my next nisigiinicnt wlilch pu recently I heard you were hack on active duty. cluirgo r g o oof i ininlno-swfl«plny h io -s w f lflp in y fort o r liho u o oSo\^enlh o v c n m I^oet r io o t inllu} m uw j ■Pac'lnc.clm -T liirlf-n rg o ^ nio lj ns I w««W hnv<>^j<|K>ot6tl if »lwir»-ruul— 'Whaihapj>enetlP — J^t-Thompaon^UllelRockn. ~n©v«rJj«gn a.riiL'Wo.Indclent, nnd my ciirftor luid Rono niong , • After my return t« the U . S. in Decoml>cr <>F 106^, I hud In n normal way. WIjou thal assignment cnmo. along, I ■ to (uidurga Ireulfiieitt for {njiirics siilfcrcil vvliilo I wiui u docldoonest opinion, inxl I gjivi) il. I (oKl laflygoing-iinagc-jiimnatJo nnflJIugh-DflWniJudEr: tliem tliey would \io Iwiltflr off if Htoy d id n Tlry lo foreo"ft P . J. Martin, lUoomhiKton, Ind. black on « ticket that might h)so and do them no good. Aitd • that it would'lH) to their advnntage lo unito Iwhind n w lu' • No, I'm cursed with the churacter 1 hnvo. I can’t crcuto a ning ticket tliat in the end would work l>elter to improve new one. Nor would I try. Dut I'll confess this: 1 could lie- their lotYesC I did biy the kind of ticket thoy wore ofklng como CO conscious of tho now ntmoeiphero that 1 miglit l>0' o lK iu t w a s , i l l m y o p in io n , n o t e le c ta b le . I i t i l ! l>cH<>Vd sfl.____ i-o^iinionatod. — — — i« 1 —* ' .

F Q fl WILLIAM CLAY FOnD,mv>wroJlhiDetroUUimi Commitsloiwr Fete ttozelte has tald that the National Foot*' ro ll KITTY CARLISLE, wUoio of lilal/wrlglil Miist llarl ball League w ill expand lo 32 teams from the prasent 20 T h n v e T u it Voad, faiighedf, sncnver|*&h- hlogrnphy “Act One.” With only a sevenlb-trade formal • I think there migkLl>o t)..lftV»r-«wUric«-inefettaOi~if-4ick<^i8-goL # -IIo iio __reiul reiui 11 prfuitptfuir rlpitlripiH hnlmir thntinnf nni^r hfl1pamo citieMdlieM nro 11 going to lie wii««l iMtlor mo of his artistic talent. And any nrtlsllo talent is 1 out. And I really, 'don :)n’t know how long thoco guys can hang gift from tho gods. ” in there. I don’t kiu>w how tough some of lliem are.

F o n y v u E An d r e w s ...... " ‘ ^ .F O n ANTHONY QVJNN llo w did .you happen to write a novel for children?— Mrs. Do yo u agTM wUh Georga C . Scoil't idea about ;«fusJng A. J. Smith, Santa Ana, Calif. the Oscar? What movie rolei that you have played did you • 1 lost a bet to my step<]aug)iter .Jenny, who's 11. and in vnjoy.Uie most?—S. II. S»nnl, Hdtherford, N. J. payment shendemandod I writo Iior a sttwry, 1 wa» just going • AltlKM gh-I'feel'^hat tlvere aro'unfair aspects to tlio ' to dash oil a ono>page thing, but It tumo-so for “ Mandy” (Harper & H ow ), Jeiu»y is n town girl, so I •bvloiuly not. My favorite pictures huvp l>eon ’"live Hunch­ decided to ccnter tho story in (ho coWon*#*'Ca|>/alnKflH««ir‘oo*' A'molhey*s ip^Up'lif Boitoil has petittOKed th« Federal C o m ~ mimicatloiu Commission to put a formal ban on perforraief^ delivered commercials which have an lnord(imte influence on t!»e young viewers. Whot'do you think of this?—M ri. Jolm Hamilton, Durhom, N. C. FOR RVDD WEATUERW^.owHMfendirdinerofLiMi,! • I believe that within a f ^ montJis CDS w ill Uon them on How old was Lassie when you ftrst started to (rain her?— ' network shows nnd that tliey w ill Ite pritctlcally eliminated Angela Ibl>erson« Houlxdale, P a ., - lutlonwlde-within a yeur.or.fio. 1 Vo always Iteon unluippy. . • Lawio pretty wqll irfllmul-by-ltof-flrst birtlMlay. jiut- about doing them, r Spoko put against this practice it tobk unothor year for the ooatto m nturo-und aUo to loam years ago, but my volce^ai^yory small then. timt slio wasn't camera-shy or gun-shy. • FOR iWBY KEEtEn ------K a n W W i e b t v ■Afli0»wir-30iy«w^-nniwtl6rt“rtf«fjoh«v^biri^ — bouiiawif»-am!-mather—of-flva)T-Would-youxyeend- show busiiMM to your youngsteni?>»E. lB«>yd, Newarki N. J . ' W. I * M TH O U M O N , V.P.. AA^Hl.1,^ uotvr9mK*,v.p^eaitor-tn-aiM . • Young people Kave so many worthwhile way« of helping Mgr.] D « M y U . RCVNOLM DOOMM. M**uc(n« tdkot Msrr.J J. CI»rUiiMi U«rli*4Ma others these days (lutt it soems foolish to si^pd llie long M N*w Yptk Btfat U«.;.oSf»U iOHfOt M V ID ^ M Otr^cHf liours that show business delnands.-l-think-it-s-hettei’ to ■. Wiwi Adv. Umf,: Rumm L. f0tHi BMatt «WLM4i« OC work at something more likely to lot you fulRIl yourself. Amoc M y adb|)ted hon Peter, for example, is a landscape (^rdeh&. Kfy d aughl«r-IC a^ . just gra^uat^ from collo(<«t is going Into aocial'work. TM'oid^ one hi the family wlio lias sltown M. UM Tft^ TtMMM M. fTnmiU U»nag*r» __ nnv Interest in sho\knMrsiness is my son Jolm Lowe, who is with^mqiur yftg^managei* . g rc a w ith V irq im ifcSliMifc

The Virg jmtiJSJim&lMI2JngttgeiiieiitXaleBtlar. “ TItcVirginia.SIimsBookof facts about women. Days is different. Best of all, the 114 page V irginia Slimn ___Like most.cnsagcment cal=------Book-o(-Dayc-l^fre« witM wo boHom- cndars, there's a place for panols from packs of Virginia Slin^S/ remembering appointments Regular or Menthol. and Bpecial occaQiono. Send your name and address and two bit t'urthcr.but we’ve gone a bit t'urthcr.but lysrtyrirpCTclg ta v irftwii siiws B6AU . Every week, we've added little of Days, P.O. Box 60-1909,______ctoriesx'anccdotes/quotes and MinnoapoHs, M in n. 65460.— ......

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.V .' , STAR PR Q FILE/B y Peer Oppcnheimcr -Sallj^^K elleriiatant An—Over-Hei^t—Blonde-Makes-Good <• .T < • « > .' > • . (...... -■ ------I . ___I.... I_ <1.. .^/%/vl rtiif tltorin \unc efilM lilo nu/fin>nf>c6d-llie door^-A»— BDCcUQn. of the mike. Honest. Including myself. I never allowed I walked in, Sally—alias "Hot Interviewing Sally w m fun b ^ jnysciriblhaVflTnnanrto havc"n Lips" Houlihan in "M*A*S*H"- —causb^Bhe’s'totully' lionest 'ond “career, to feel go6a.“But'In a^woy, —bellowed from above, "Moke outspoken, qualities that have it isn't so bad to be a late bloom­ yourcelf at home in the iiving gotten l>er into plenty of hot wa­ er. I mean, I'^i thrilled to death room. It's cold and dark. Hope ter. "My mother always said to l)e a success ot this time of my you don't mind." 'Sally, you don't always have to life, to learn that it is more fun Since it was 100 degrees out- tell everything, you know.' Con- working tlian to suffer through side, r didn't.' And it wasn't so . a/»qiiMitly T hav e nh n u tiix _ frien d s_ jxpcriencfis>—protcssioaally.—Q]^ dark that 1 couldn't appreciate ■ left. And my husband.” olherwise." homey living room that oored Sally’s husband, wriler-dlrec- Sally met Uick Edelsteln in warmth and welcome: big coni' lor Rick Edelsteln Is one of tlie New York, where lie was direct- fortable chairs and couch, paint' four men who shaped her life.—Ing TV soap operas. They fell In ings that ranged from po|) to The others are her psychiatrist. love, but aher his divorce Sally conventional, a wood-buming writer-producer Joe Stefano an^l wanted to get married, Rick fireplace, the kind of paraplier- director Bob Altmnn, who-cast didn't. "He'd been morried to nalia licr grandparents might her as "Hot Lips" after Sally one woman for 15 years and have collected. called him a bad name. “It took didn't think he'd e\^er want to Solly bouBccd- me eight years lo gci my y*agB *iig alii:“ ln;"Tmin T w “y e «i ■ iwte i— coupfe of minutes later. Judging job in television, anotlier year to lUck finally gave In and Sally by the sound, she was.taking two break into movies by supporting planned a lovely Ilttlo garden steps at a time. Her smile wos Ed *Kookle' Byrnes in 'Reform wedding on tiu: badminton court wide, her liandshake Arm. A-tall School Girl' (which should have pf his house. (S 'li"), well-proportioned wom- gam^ me an_awanLfocJmving __ _A^fcW _days-before-tlic-wed-— ^HrSnjljrworiTTwrmtilnniprHiiir the courage simply to continue as ding, Ric^.and Sally were making h e r b ro w n h a ir in pigiViils. She an actrcss).OCt^n I had the dls- out A wedding list. I kept saying, . looked younger than her 33 ycnr$ tincfion of beln^bb only woman "you are not going to invite h im nhd more like Mrs. Middle Amer­ who didn't get strangled by Tony tcrrlblel" ...a n d aftoV I ica than the sexy major "Hot Curtis In "Tl>e Boston Strangler." criticized a few more of hU' Lips" (sh(j won an Academy It took another tlirec years before friends, ho said, “that’s it, the Award nomination for the role), AmL.it was! or the ouigmatic birdwoman in —to write dirty letters lo Oeorge Wlien Rick Edclstefn says some­ "Brewster McCloud." "Neither Peppard in "Tlie Third Doy." 1 thing, ho means it." character is realty me," slie in- was Jack Lemmon's wife nobody Rut apparently not fq,rever be­ nlsted. "Tl»e closest I. came to saw called "April Fool." Then, cause in December 1970 Rick portraying a contemporary wom­ finally, after 14 years of trying, I ch an g ed h is m in d ag ain , a n d tl>ey an was in my latest picture, 'Au­ was offered the part of a soldier were married at the Shorry-Neth- tumn Child.'" ____ named Hot Lips. Hot U.psLl_ j5rland_HotoUt0^ewJforkt_The _ ~ ‘Tru rto “fomr,'‘ !1|]ioughtrTt*r~| couldn't even find her' In the compromise guest list consisted always the last role that’s best. script for the first hour, tlien dis­ of six of his friends, Sally’s Dut soi^Vehow?Sally Isn't true covered she had about three lines cousin and two "m ulual" Mends.'^' to form. Nor was our interview. on pnge 40!" "We had anollwr lltUe spat al M y secretary looked rallier star­ So she screamed at lier agent, breakfast this morning,'** she I6td tled as she took our conversation called her manager names dnd me. "After it was over. Rick said, off the recorder. told Dob Allman what he could 'I'll be like Avis from now on: - "W hat’s the matter?" 1 asked. d o w ith th e scrip t. " W h a t I lu d n 't ril -try a little harder.’ But you ‘W /ia t aM / Usieuing to?” she counted on was that l»e knew de­ know, I think that's good.J love ex c laim ed . adly what he wos going to do It. 1 mean, if sonuthing is on our ■This is what she l^ard when with It-he wan going to make up minds, we fell free to verbalize. ■he played flte tape: U»e movie as he shot ll," she There's never any pouting at our -houA»r-Jusl-a-lo(-e liot, Sally had suggested we con- hlisbflnd.** Can’t Get a Man wll(t a Oun.” happier!" □

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1 see a new politics coming in(o i(B own with this growing . awareness has 'como 08 -owerful-force-of «thg Ma&t — ___.fru»(ra(lort,_:______• quarter of the 20th ccntury. ______^ ._JteUiiIduaBroiLlhdOW tt;:sliicdraly^^ “ TlVc-oliPitj^e politics is sour to the peo­ to fight pollution. Dut still the clouds of ple's tnste. Both political parties huve smog roll in, the'jrivers of sewage roll by walked a narrow, exclusive rood. They * ' and the destruction of our open spoces have kept the people out—ond ^He people • rolls on. Industries .^vertise answjcrs. Pol­ know it. Decisions ot the highest levels of iticians promise solutions. Dut the prob- Government have been made for the next mushroom untouched. -xrkctionrnoHorthe-ne lit-pointi-tn ______gling, cost ovornms and politically moti-- tall smokestack spewing soot into tlie voted decisions have been covered up with air. "They tell us this is a law-and-order tl>e abuse of tlw conndential stamp. society," he says, “but th e y are breaking Tlie young of thought, in all age groups, the law." A Dayton housewife Is con­ are t^ulling oside'tlie curtain of phx^niness fused: “I stopped buying phosphate de­ and are demanding tite. nuked truth. As a tergents. Now they tay the su^titute is nation, we are rethinking everything-cven no good. How can I know what's right? ____ &U£lLbosicajiS4)rospcrily»progrcss^patriaL> _W ho can I believer' A Seattle^cab driver i&m aild religion. I see this as a great and comments, 'They all talk the problenu to —— healthy Uiing.T dcrmiruw Do^^mBdtfy;------— -| death , b u tJW _ o n e-_ d ^ ^ jm y d L in g _ ab o u i_ ...... ------P u lin g —tlw last ye a r - I h » v - - s y a t — York Industrialisl-observet------roughly a third of my time criss-croulng bitterly, “Our company is trying. We’re the country talking to people in all walks sp ending heav ily to c le an u p . B u t o u r com ------p-of-lifct-Reptiblieans,—Democrats,—youngr p«titor-acrosa-the-line—in-New_Jerscy ______old, Hlack, Indian, Chicano, whatever. doesn't have to." And wherever I've gone I've found that .The solution to so many of our prob­ Americans wunt to shift llte thinking of lems is that someone has to care about this country. Tl)ey want to shift it away ' iKfi'totttl. Only wlth a tm lynational np- from the metallic, technological society • proach to povemment can we protect ♦’ ’ ------which wo have come to take for-granted.- - I----- ihose-things-owned-by>allr-such-as-waler,— .— Somfttimes the 'pcppte l fHlk to don’t air and public lond. Wo must have tl»^ • buy my ideas, and I don't buy theirs, lliut courage to plan for 10, 20 or 30 years I am repeatedly eKcited-by-tlteir commit— ahead, .with nationaL cegulatlon&^hich. ment to Americar;— ' will-treat Am ericaat-itt aU sUtM- •qualty— Put youTMlf ahead to the year- 2000 and and fairly.. - look back. The period wo are going America was bom in turmoil,, yet free through right now, frdm the mid-50's to in mind and spirit. That spirit led to suc- 1980, is the end of a political and eco­ c e u because it w as really b o m o f h e a rt. A s nomic era as we knew it. we approach our 200th anniversary, let us Politically, it would be a serious mistake extend our open-hearted attitude to show for any penon in or seeking a position of that tlte power of understanding and com­ political leadership in this country to fail munication is a power far greater thnn to realize that millions of Americans, revolution ond destruction. across the wlu>le political spectrum, are The demottstmtlotti and violence of the united in one respect. Today as never be> -late-SO'sandHnto^thOTearly-70'irarrbchtnd------fore, they want ’'relumed to us" tlie op­ us. But the mood is still there. It is quieter portunity to have a stronger voice in de- . now, but it is deeper. And it is not just in termlning their destinies. - the young, for the young have only ex­ Economically, the rough-and;tumb!e Waller 3. Hlckel made a forced exH from President Nixon’s cab­ pressed openly what millions of Ameri­ approach of the past has left us dissatis­ inet in 1970, after 22 mouths as. head of the Department of In­ cans of all oges were feeling in their fied. Life is not just making a living. Peo- hearts. There is a concem in Amcrica thot V - pie arcrturningito other values—values thatz terior. But he had already gained.a reputation for his tough stand' if law and^rder stretches too far, it finally ■ connot be measured in dollars and cents. Lhntg and order. America is tired W hat is Ihe value ofi ^Irclch'of l»eacli7~ of lute. America is tired of violence,. 'HtspjWHumf^l’o ^tolEePr^dantnin-which he urged-Nixon-to heed-the-nation’r- People easily confuse haliTwithlilrentth; renew the human spirit? What is tl^ value youth. Now Mr. Hlckel, forlftier governor of Alaska, has written and heart with w eakn^. But heart moti­ o f a sunset? These are things you cannot vates in depth where hate, is so shallow. buy on the New York Stock Exchange. a best-selling book, “Who Owns America?”—a book'that' is Hate con rally nations to war and destroy -A healthy environment is not .jujt a bringing him back into the niainsli^eam of Americari^thinking civilizations. The power of the heart is physical thing. It olso has to do with the most clearly seen In .thelapproach-to-Hfe ------nt)d_thft-l. Anti Vff..- aadooMwriiatloit.—------^ ----- of a small ctiild. -

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The emerging* American mood is a '''problem. The ans^^r is an attitude. If the mood of hope. But what can the per»on '"‘Tnemit-thelopTcargrthgBatipiiiangrjtodzr: if the nation is motivated we will see prob< -Every Individual muat do the thing that “ lems solved In America which billions and~~ ’ he can .do beat. He muat become involved billions of dollars could never touch. in those things he really believes In. Above ' And with this new politics we can elect all, when it comes to Oovemment, he men and women in Government at all must support thoie men and wonien who levc^free Americans who can guide our care enough to act. natioa' away from .i^rely ahort-term po* ___ li>fK«a-«lm_prrtMwfW litical leadership. • an s^ r ia an attitude. It is the central i I W key botli at h om e and abroad Is our in the politics of Oovemment. If you have approach to people. If you treat them aa 'the desire,to solve a problem tlw people humans instead of as markets or votes, want solved, very little canitop you from , they will leap harriers and toWe problems _ solving it. which no G

Department of the Interior. It tl^as actlon- all different oriented. This was our attitude and our tween right and wrong, do what's right. lea. Let's give it a ckance to allow all Its Technology could never do that-^nly gu id ing PriiKjple. I left Washingtonjotally _ and Voull have no problem.** varieties of people an opportunity to par- _Oed_eeuld._ convinced that our Governmental system This is why, when I speak wilh the tlcipate. Let’s welcome the questioning of ^ God is not dead. Neither is hope. □ is sound. In my early days in Washington, young, 1 urge them not to try to destroy the young-and not just give them a hear­ my bureau chiefs asked, *'Mr. Secret^, the system. If you're unhappy with Oov> ing, but listen to what they hava to aay. Mr. UTIM m tuw •Who Ou>nj what will your p bli^ be7^* My answer was eniment, don't change the system, change Perhaps youth does have part of a lolu- It publbMd by Prtntie^’Hitii , simple; “If you -^now the difference b^ the men, Let's open up the heart of Amer> lion. And maybe we have b ^ part of a ait6.95. ------V------■ . J. •lVHOLat.TOI»CCO COHrAtty. WINIIOH t*LIH. H

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4 . Meanwhile, sprinkle 1 envelope gela­ tin over cold water in a small saucepan. • Set over low heat and stir n»faht!y“ ; until gelatin U completely ,dissolved. •V Remove from heat. 8. T^roughly,_mix_itmaining''ingro-— dients, except whipped cream . In a bowl. Blend in the dissolved geUtin. Chill until mixture mounds slightly when droppeci -Ironv-a^'BpObn,-stirring'occa- ~ 'aionally,'and fold In the whipped oream. . [“Tsrw heinhs^om alirtayer'lrjuil^t;-^! tu rn av o cad o m ix tu re on to .It a i ^ sprea<]l evenly. Chill until Arm* at least 4 hrs. 7 . T o serve, u n m o ld a n to a ch illed serv ­ y ing plat«. Garnish with aalad graena.. 8 to 10 serving^

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(10 oz.) frozen Rreen peas securely so meal and stufllng arc held 1 large carrot sliced with ■ fancy . c u tte r , _ together. . . • - 1 cup diasonall? sliced celery 3. Vliicc ronsl, fnl-sidc up, oti.rack-ln a . -1 cen (10Mroz.) condensed chicken shallow roasting pan; n rack is not ncc- broth cssary if ribs form a naturalTacETTr -3-UbleiPdwrill-l>urpoie155rauce ,2 to 3 teaspoona sucar “llSlnp'TrTTicnt2ihcTmonKr»cfHn*«^*^ '/i_teas{M^ groiiiM emser ' ' thickest part, of meat so that ilp Is _ 1 clove Bvilc, crusheddn ■ E**’ilc prets- slightly lieyond center and docs not 1 pkg. (7 oz.) frozen Chinese pea pods touch bone or rest in fut.) 2 tablespoons water 1 tablespoon cornstarch ------4rRoMt-«Hi2^3S02^Pr^K»-hFM3S-lfl_ - ' 4 0 m jn. pcc. p o u n d j. o r until m eat t!»cf- ~tti6veFiI»irorBe*f^ttoganof# differs slighUy fram-thetflgliuLclAitlcml|H_ and celery into a Inrgo skillet aml'set nam ed to honor a Russian count. mometcr registers 17b”F. Reniovc-mcat ^ over low heat. Sprinkle generously with from pan to a hot platter nad let stand Accenl. As frozen vegetables hent, 2. Mix remaining Ingredients in a bowl 3. Meanwhile, heat 3 lablcsi>oons but- 15 to 20 n»in. to allow for easier carv~ gently break,them apart-with-a fork^. -and pour ovcrchlcken breasts.------— r.(cr-or-m urgurinc. in -O-slcillcLovcr racr_ Ing.'tiarnlsh platter with celery leaves 2. Meanwhile, mix' the condensed 3. Hake at aSO^F. about 50 min., or xlium hedt. Add mushrooms and cook and wiiole spiced crab applesv chicken broth, soy sauce, sugar, gingor» ■ until, chicken is tender, hasting occar until lightly browned and tender, stir­ 5. Serve slices of pork and stuffing with and garlic; pour over vegetables in skil­ slonally with snucc in dish. 6 servinux ring occasionally. Savory Gravy. 6 to 8 servhtus let. Cover and bring (o boiling; cook 4. Add mushrooms to the meat and altout 10 min., or until vegetables aro CHICKEN A LA FRANCAISE remove skillet from heat. Blending SAVORV"GRAVY tender, basting occasionally. . Follow^recipe for Chicken Continental, well after each addition, add n mix­ I>ripplnes from roast pork 3. Meanwhile, cook Chinese pea pods substithting dry while wine for thc ^ r t ture of the sour cream, tomato Vt onion, sliced or chopped following package directions. wine; sweeten the tomatoes with 2 tea­ paste, and Worcestershire sauce in 1 teaspoon caraway seed ' 4. Removovegetables from skillet (with­ small am,ounls. Return (o heat. Con­ Vt cup w ater spoons suear. 1 can (lOV^ oz.) cpndensed cream of. out sauce) to a saucepan ond keep tinue cookingi over low > heat, stirring celery soup warm over low heat. Stir a blend of .constnntly, until thorou^ily heated (do.. — 1 to 2 tablespoons prepared horse* - water and comstnrch into snucc In hot -BEEFSTROGANOFF not ^11). Serve with* hot cooked Hc'e. radish skillet: bring to iKtiling and boil 1 min. 2 Ibe. boneless beef (Underloin, sirloin, A b o u i 6 servina^ ‘/i to 1.teaspoon prepared mustard 5. Transfer pea pods,to n large licated or rib), cut In smalt cubes or thin 1. Spooit o(T fat from roast pork drip'- strip e 2Vt In . long serving platter; sprinkle with Accent. ^ cu p all-purpose (lour UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE, ^ pings. Spoon, a portion of snucc over the pods. 2. Add onion and Caraway seed to drip- 1 tea sp o o n sa lt DUNDEE STYLE______' C o v er w ith th e h o t v esetab les an d sp o o n V4 teaspoon Accent ------pingS'in-rottRting-pan-andoook^stirring- the remaining snucc over nil. 8 sfrvinfss U taaipoon black pepper.______1. ■3^Cll^bult^iC6r. m«rgarlne,-melted------• .occnsiortnlly, over dircct heat until Vt cup butter or mai^arlne •A cup flrmJy packe^.jlght brown sugar onion is tender. M cup finely citopped onion cup drained mandarin orange seg m en ts 3 . 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F black pepper used In glictti sauce. Found pickling and filling the glngerplant.Spicy call this a chapon. Remember, when and preis 2 Tb. poppy seeds over top. nowned for its ability and hot, it is most using garlic salt, decrease the amount Chill and serve wilh crackers at your to enhance all savory commonly eecn as a of salt called for in the recipe. ricKt p arty . soups, m eat a n d vege­ powder hut is also sold in dried root tab le dishes. I t Is and candied form. When served wilh available fresh tlie fntty mentn, it aids digestion. Stir Into year round or, as apricot preserves and use as a c a k e dried flakes in bottles. Try adding farge filling. For fruit salad dressl|ig. add 1 amounts of chopped parsley to ^ lb. ( ___U p. to I cup mayonnaise an 1 Tb. butter melted with 1 Tb. lemen iulce \ ^ l e f i t o n julcflt. and pour over vegetables. Remember Stuffing for Turkey: it is also a good ^urce of Vilamtn C. ______CLOVES Native to exotic Ztm- A Great Way to Use xibar, this spicy bud MUSTARD of the clove tree In Spices This Christmas _DaUng from Bihlic<\l sold whole or ns a tim es, m u s ta r d . la Ml teaspoon ground cloves ■finely" ground pow- V4 cupctu>pi>ed.enM>n______fq^nd today in teed, cup butter or margarine ' 1 ' 1 teaspoon salt -_f9cm_(rangi_ngJrom meats and fmlt gar- •/irtWaspeen |f«uM -bUek;papp«c—l^SUck-Pack^Hlttne Cra ckere, ci^sKed ~m1ld-ttf—spicy- an d -- n ishesT GIVe * c la s s te 1 o u c h lo-:Stew s Vt leaspoon paprika (about 2V4 cupa!i I»ot). Wfien spread ~ arid »tocks'by“addIfljr5Travr*iatftf«f“ —on meals. It iijlnl- Snutc onion in butler or margarine until golden. Stir in next five whole onion. Remember, when cooking ^ mizes any fatty flavor and stimulates, ingredients; tlien combine wilh remaining ingredients. Makes enough with the whole spice, wrap in cheese digestion. M ustard seed is used in pick- ' stuffing for a 7- to 8-pound turkey. -cloth so It can I»o easily removed from ling and found in rallshei. Creamed tlic finished dish. Its flavor Intensifies in to buM «r w )th g arilc , It m a k e s m tan g y upon standing. sauce for steak.

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and my mother was working, so my grnndaddy was ouv'fathcr. He was a very ilghtheahed, cute man, funny ^ very stnct.^Ho ___ h~disa^{narrnn. huLhcJovcd—,— vaudeville and loved to take us placed. He tauglit us things like looking for mu^irooms (which, incicicntally, has to l>e taught), and fishing, swimming and tobog* gnning. He was a wood turner und would m'uke all tliosc things by hand—our doli furniture, play* houses and slides. He’d make sure we wont roller skating and ico-skating in the winter. We even fished through the ice in Chni^:_ tauqua Lake for nmskie, bass nnd perch. “My mother's getting ready for Christnius now.-Shc_n.nt!jwy_Aiint____ Holon have l»ecn making peritim- mon coke at Christmas for years. g n U h n recipe-it's lieenln the family for I. Mv mother eotB_(he__ngi:^ simmons and lets them ripen, then starts baking the cukes ojirly, wraps ihem and gives tliem away as Christmas gifts. Mother also makes' _crnnberry saucc. Slw . - makcs-it as-many-time* a-year as—— she ^ can get cronberries. . Wo might have as many as 16 or 20 cans-going u»>uiul-lito-family- every yearl , "Chrislmns (s for children, and "My mnln role at Christmas is \l'n not quite an much (un now being Santa Claus. I usually start Ihut the children arc crown up. shopping early in Septeml>er. I've W o Hlill en jo y C h ristm as th o u g h got a lot of good help, loo, fronrf' -It's always been very important Wanda, my secretory. If 1 see in our family. something I like, she gets all the ‘‘We all patterned ourselves in fo rm atio n , a n d wo. p u t in th e from my grandmolKer Hunt orders early and try ond get a . I Flora Belle Orchutt Hunt. Ui- headstart. [Traditionally, Lucillo . cllle'g malernal grandmother.] sends out about 600 gifts to the She was something special be­ friends ond crew wlio have cause she did everything; mode worked with her over the yean.] iill the presents, decorntions for the tree and did nil the cooking. “ I d o n ’t k n o w w h ere w e’ll bo spending Christmas this year~ There were nlwnys 16, IB or 25 maybe in Snowmass (her moun­ for Christmas dinner. It wos real New Gnglandl ^ tain ski retreat in Colorado] or in little Lucy’s new house. Her new _____"Ornndmotlier^Hunt was a real houie Is so adorable. I-haven't • - pioneer Indy. She cookcd every* tl|iny. cspgciallv^ rh u tm rh tyiepmy---- ’ ------lieard lier say what she plans to ’^rahtWutffertlJfilVorlie.'My Brand*" '’'rrnilitionally, OUI* ChrUtniiA tiylXM^IlcTloinapcnl"milch of canned fresh ^rom the garden such a marvelous Cook. Site may ~-par«nl»~HraiMd— and— butohered------feast^ns ii 7 pork_drcssjng,_ cranberry sauce,, near Jamestown, N.Y.) I par(icu« Vicrc always walnuts grown on "I do most of my cooking at W ehada hijgd.iruckgarden. two or three kinds of'pie, pud- larly remember her ttrawberry- —w r ireei. Snowmosa: New England boiled ■ and my grondmolher canned dings, biscuits, gravy and mapio shortcAke-hot biscuits with melt- "I lived with my grandparents dinner, chipkcns, steaks, chop*, everything from that garden. syrup from our eiid of the coun< cd butter, itrowberrlet ' slte'd as a child. My fatlter was dead, brisket or fresh fish we get up

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icre. I cook big l)rcakr»iif«T "V i~ t« if7i p ’o u n d n u t m a g — ;------ikcs, liam and eggs or bacon. 1 cu p milk 2 tapa. pura vanilla attract Iiltudc's supposed . lo mnkc >mc difTcrcncc In cooking if you fn a large mixing howl cream Fe»tl*e treat* to n»ny-fi|i y w r > according to the l^ k , but 1 butter with si\gar. Add persim* Holidays. ma«l« quick % easy wHh lund out thftt-you d6n‘< >mvo-to - m onjulp, n j^ . raisins, dates and -Kellogg's-Rtee-KiWtes cerealj ak « -^i(M (m en (8 if) rccrpcs. — orflngo-pool;-mi3t-well.irsifi-n6urr.- . “A lot of funny things happen with baking soda, baking powder CLOWN POPS^Shipa warm Rlc« YOU START WITH THIS FAMOUS > me in tlw kitciicnl Bccau^ T a n ^ spices. A d d flo u r m ix tu re al> Kriipias c«r«al mivtur* to lorm 12 fl«t* “ MARSHMALLOW TREATS” RECIPE: ternately-witli- milk beginning— bottomed evirf«: tn**4*fwood«n skawM*. . on’t cook (liat often (liete doys, Wh«n cool.-ct«fftrala wlth frosUng, r»i- % cupT«gtitarm arg*rin« or buttai*— a n d e n d in g w ith flour. S tir in va> ■» very difncult fpr me to time a •Ini, nuta or cooky decorations to m ak« I G-lOounea package regular down f«c«*. * ' ' . nner 90 evcc){thing geti out of nilla extract.. Turn batter into 2 ^ ^ marshmallowa (about 40) V/ell-greased 9,x 5 x 3-inch loaf" S URPRISE B A L L S — warm Ric* .. or4cupamlnlatura marshmallowa le oven, off tlie stove and on llie KrlS|>l«S e«raal mtxturs Into 24 ball* bio a( jiJsl Iho correct time. Or pans, nake in a preheated 300‘ F. around surprlsa cantar of a Bun'< diad cliarjy. Roll In colorad sugar or ic dinner nnd go back and find tester inserted into center comes flakad coconut: cool. Malt margarina In 3 quart saucepan. te satad still in the refrigerator, out clean.) Turn out onto wire P U O D IN ' T A R T S H E L LS — Prass thin Add marshmallows and cook ovar low l^e gone even fartl\er than that, rack ond cool. Oamlsh, if de­ Jayar of warm Rica KHspJaa caraaJ mk* haat, stirring constantly, until marsh­ tura into buttarad muffin.pan cups or mallows ara malted and mIxtUre la r sired. with glac6 fruits and nuts ionce gave dinner party for custard cupa to fort|i tart shaila. Lat stand very syrupy. Ramova from haat. A d d .arranged In 0 row down the cen­ until firm; ramova from pans. Just bafora iighl people and forgot to ask the tarvlna fill with puddlnv. swaatanad Rica Krlsi^as caraal and stir until well* & o p Iel" te r 6 f th e ca k e. y/«W ;‘2 i«n cool, put balls toaathar (bcpf. butter 1 madlum oranc* with thick cortfaetionara augar troMting cupauigar 2 cupaaugar to maka snowman; dacorata ubillh raisins, COOKING WITH cup* p«r»lwmon pulp Wash, remove items from cran- r cInnaM&n candlas and gumdrops. cups chopped walnutf berries; dry-well. Orlnd cranber* TOY ANIMALS— Praas warm Rica cup MftdlMf raising Krlsplas caraal miKtura Into buttarad cup chopi^.diltM riaa iit~/o(k2 choppar sat on~ruo~>'- shallow pans In a layar about V^tnch , lb«p. gratii oransa paal . dlum aetling. Quarter orange, thick. Whan slightly coolad, eut Into ahlipas with buttarad animal cooky -rem ove.iee<1s and grlnd-peel am l-- cullilraT>rost w daconrrardvatradi------UpaTbaUnitoda all^ith medium se^gf/A dtLi -taiMt^baUitg powcUf:------^pa. grouM clnnam

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Over th« y«*r«. yAu‘ve (Kobably abaut tlOMiu of •aiy-mAiv*y liven lulur, you don't iw«n«y-and r*ap /M ieille /oriumtf Or Mil properly you don't even own ami ntskt « ir^mtnJout ^refil , » How loi>lay (ha “ DorrowMl Money Game" a U T iS ld U i ■> mo InUrfil •v«ry w «k7 i — ai all. A B o u t T H E A irm o n Or (iad« In ihi( lucrailv« commoditioe niaikst wllb alMOluiely hom flrtartclal baCklHirtnd uM4if tHorMout vtulik Qulcfcly and eullyT ' ' to jtyraml PAUL BARHOPP.jSmfrlck'a leading Pul A Call aducalor, baa Soundi' iMttdlldeT Not bi alll Thoutand* of n>antand woman who Money" TabU. laugltt (houiandt of invattors and speculators how lo mak« H«v«r thouaht ih«y could r1t« altov* ihelr M«aii*r alailMi In Uf« (AllanodJlUe *t Iwavy wllb rvofllpoicnlikl lltey < iflg«ibar*«/«U>cl!. . . . ------Mtiir~lKkd'blU4 chl|t nftck*.- Would you like to know how (h«y did ll without avan to mdch u $10 ------lU-hM-bc«n.evsrylhlii»-ffom.K luniwrJoJifywtmeaLmW**^— In Htcir pockeUT Thay did K with (ha MIracU Melhod of OPM. how I* How la iHi/aM/ly tivell any bankcr'i Icy rewrve and get >‘Ib t>y to owner of his own brokerag* firm during an eiidiing — ami _ tpelUd out In jupowerful now handbook (hat may chan»» av« Prasldent and Bducaikutal DlrMtor of Lombard Siraal. lac.. ■ coaa>io-co*u pul and caU Arm. A nd Ihal'a only-lhs bflglnning If« aUs 1« LacfuMHU'FlnaMC# at Ho/<(/a UnJvertJiy anJ GETTINQ RICH WITH OPM Curator of GcoiuMHle llluory of tha W. K. Goa UbruiuUnlver- Odc« you Bel atar1*d on the right courw. thi« book ilutwe how to sliy of Wyoming al LarauU. Mr. SaraoR has pubUtbed nwvr* byPaulStrnoH Ucreaaa your pvoAt-pawar.lika a anowbill rolling down a ntoun(aln, (han twenty books oa dlvart* sub^ctB. ' n il out and ttikll tha coupon'below «nd you'il hav« (kU amailng utd b«com« lUh beyond your w|Uleat dMami. Thoiuandi have already guide In your hande for M day* wlilwul rUk. Wilucn by one of (ha dona il-why not youT l-or InMance. hbw would you like to copy the threwdeu men In Wall SitMl, It guldet you along the [>«lh (o ikhee aiwl kp«c(acular tucceu 0/ (h ««« people. . . ' clearly raveali: . . . Mr. X. who bought on credit 100 ahaiei of iiock -al S2] per ahare and mall tha coupon. an.i your ipeclally-raaarved copy will b« ruah^l and.aota thaw for the next day. even (hough llta pilca ra- to you. . . . where (o eatlly obtain llte money you ne«d to gel s(artad . maUad uHchantad. Check out tkU llitU-known profit-making mc(hod ' Saa for yourwlf haw d aitracta enoimaus amounis of cath quickly, ' . Itow to double, even triple that lum In a few waaka for yauTMlf lit thla book. and thaw* you how (a maka • fau fArtUMe U ttocka. bond* anti real eelaia-wlibout having lo rUk a penny of your own money. . . . Mr. V, wfao obtalnMl a loan of |4(.5A0 with no que«l(mt( uked. wiih Tba chotca is youre. TMs (a • book for peopU who m au b«HiMas. If no ln(«re«l paymanta al all—bough( SIO.OOO woith of tiock smt made you really ntaan bwlnasa. cut out Iba coupon and sand it in-at our a fantattlo proKt In only a few weeks, Yel he slai(»d wKh Dothlng. risk -lO D A Y l • Nn. my friend. OPM ii nanome ilrange and myetlc formula. Ii’e a not avan a »ood crodll rating. down>lo-«acib, workable lyaiem luted on llllle>known. bu( aound. Anan* clal m e ih o d i...... Mr. Z, who set up a special OPM account wUh a broker and Itouglit uwth of M W fecu/lllea without |Ud(lng up a penny. Now all ^ — NO RISK COUPON TODAY ------— -1 ha doae la sit hom« and collect his dividend checks without a care For o)(Ampte, you'll discover how IhoM p «o p l« in the wofid. OREENUND BOOKS. D«pt«610 hav« lurnod OTHEH PEOPLE'S MONEY. 4500 N.W. lasth S t . UUm l. Fla. 33054 — — Into thoir own portonal lortunaa: ~ Tom«k«alortun«,th«r«'snonMdlob« • How a man named Man. with limited aducallon and no pravloua a atock markat o«nlu«, or av«n lo know aipetlenca in real cslale. acquiree t«r»e (racti o( land without a(iand> anythino iU»out tlocka. Thal'a bacauta — ------that 1he«« methods D O work, raturn lha ing a cent (he doein't even oey (eiwi on tiM land), and (Iten lurna book lA ua and (ha full prtca will ba Niurwed to you immadl- aNvund ami tellt (Ke land lo big coipofalloni at • (remendotia |woAl. tha book i ^ w a you: w(tedw«l«l ^ **** TMa OPM Melltod U 10 ilmpla yoo'll want 1<> gc( t(aMed rlBh( away, • How lo get your hand# on SiO.OOO worth of ttocks without laying out. and ao laden wlih profl(

GREENLAND BOOKS. Dept.£610,4500 N.W. 135th St., Miami, Florida 33054 as emotioM do. Some of the dues to the telephoner are: '“The traokec in- ^vplved Jn ^ ^ intercstittg conversation ' usually wetn the smoke aside and comes back to it. But It be becomes M gry or dMurbed, he will pick wbat he's . smoking ai^ fU ^ the aahes o r grind k ' >' cmHn m gesture of l|K»Ulity . . . Pufiing . •put tlw bottom desk drawer to use asm . I^jfootrest usually indicates **gettifig • leg up" on someone or some ^tuation. . Satkllng u p f V e tend to i^ nd when - resUess and bored with the conversa. . If your dea ~ T I ^ : : o i ^ w h l le n f r t « d n r 'tf c o(«io ' k FAEDCHIM»REN& FRIEND when surprised or shocked;** CMRssUon it a •«iMtim0 thing DATES: Chanukah« the eight-day Jew­ won't sell you the N«l* to.«iwry family tlrat ever Lwigod ish Festival of U ^ ts , begins at sun­ to escape ih e race and Uvo an un­ down Sum W - Wednesday Is Dill of fettered life , on a deserted bbind: RighU Day. new car you want Angu* PaedV ramily did |tut that for icven years. Pictured are t!»e ftiur kids, ANNIV^RSABieS: Orville and Wilbur age< nine to 14, and their donVey, ' Wright Arst flew an airplane 68 years for $125 over cost. Robin. Father Angitf Is a flihennan ago Friday, at KiU y Hawk, N .a wlu) leased JethcHJ bland, three miles I oil Guem ^, Great BH|ain/The bids, BIRTHDAYS: Sunday-I^rank Sinaira is took lessQ^ from a goym css lhi«e and 56; Edw aid O. Robinson 78. Monday a hall liouni A day; t f im was no sdiool. -Dick Van Dyke it 46. TuMday^^n. But.nou^.U's a lLo v cr. t . The dilldren, ‘ Margaret Chase Smith is ^4; Lee Rem- say: "It will be funby goinK to sclio^ ~icE“ 36;~Palfy Duke 25. Saturday- everyday, but It wilHi^nioe to make' Ossle Davis Is 54; W illy Rrandt 58; some oilier fHends* Mothes-says: *'We Betty drable 55. "] Call toll free ntmunlit H wuuiJ Ids UfoniTarfiil fnr.fhfl clilldren; i)Ow ^ feel that unletf t t ^ -jict pitched Into mreryday l|fe,_Uiioy ■grow up unable to cope. The lioys 100) 631-1972 don't oven know Itow to play footboH.** Now (he isfond is-for-si^ -For'abo ut $135,000. tlM iMircluuer w ill gethouse, 8 in nil effects, rabbits" and POSfliyy^RoWo tho donkey^M only reUablemeaiOTdt transport on the island.

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