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70lh y/jor, 72nd issuo TW iKi FALLS, IPAHO, SUhlDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1972 nCc CvMlMiler

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s io w e u saves 2 lives By DAVID ESPO TimeS'News w rite r n y b o n n ie : b a i b d j o n e s It was Impossible to use the He estimated the snow depth . At one shack he tried to build TWIN FALLS - Two blocks Tlmes-News W riter plane for shelter as it was at about tliree feci at the crash a fire to j;ct dry and warm of I/>cust Stroct In-Twin Falls, ONTARIO, Ore. - The upside down and badly scene and said hq slid downhill but could find no matches. His now unpavod, will recclvo a Jerome survivor of a plane damaged. It did' not burn. to level ground and then own matches were blood soaked primer coat Inter this fall, but crash who sllci over hip-dcep Ricketts estimated Uie crash w a l k e d , ...... _fron).hls-.hond injury-ot-tlic- 'w in remain unpavcd until snow by the "seat o fh la pants” tim e at about 2:30 to 3:30 p m / ‘I ’ll see you about noon, I" crash scene. s p rin t;.. to rescue his son-in-law says he M.S.T. hope," Rlcketta recalls telling The f l r j t __ .person— hc- — ^Ihc.two.blockaiQnn.purtJ)Ui. ' was “ nothing but lu c k y ." "During thc^flfttrnooh and IZebell when he left about 6:30 encountered was a woman, nearly half million dollar Local W. Dean Ricketts, 48, Jerome, night, wc signaled with a a.m, At 4 p.m . ho reached help, alone at one of tlie ranches with Improvement District, a was resting In an Ontario flashlight and callcd (or help. estlmnting he walked 12 m iles or no telephone and a dead bnttery project thot, according to hospital in good condition "TliQ only responso wc got more. in her cor. various estimates, is six to ten i^ tu rd a y a fte r spending one was our own echos ond the howl During the walk he rested "A bout oil she could do was I months .behind schedule, night on a snow-covercd of coyotes who answered us many times becau.ie of his give me.o, dr.ink of. water and.L i H ie rosidcnta whose, houses. mountain beside the plane each time wo ycllod,” hcrsaid. injury ond bocornc wot ond directions tQ o nearby ranch,” ■> front the two block area, wreckage and then walking At daylight, Ricketts decided cold. He passed several em pty •he sold. ( between Sixth-Avcnue E ast and tlirough snow and slush about 12 to go for hicp. shocks and ronch bulldlnga, In 0 hurry to got help for his ■------Dghth Avenue East, arc taking . miles to summon help for his "Tlie fastest and safest way looking for, but not finding, any Injured son4n-low. hegalkcd on­ -j------the^itantioriirTBtridernlthough ~lnjured son*in*low, RTar Zebellr^wir-thc-mountnin'WflSTm the tclcphffifenrnes going IntO fie to thfi-diorlic-JuBtlco Ranchr- some of fliem complain the city 2&, Twin Falls. seat of my trousers," he said. buildings. (Continued on p. 17) ------has told therh "nothing" about Although R ickottfi ond-Zot^U------— — ■ thrprogruBSDnmnvdrk": survived, the pilot of the i. And while the roaldcnts moal a irc ra ft, N olan Rehn, 32, directly affected voice 'no Kimberly, was killed in the serious objections to the delay, crash. several of the project Ricketts suffered a severe Peace talk prlnclpales hint at bad feelings hand and arm in ju ry , a head cut as a result of th e ja g g h g work and slight back in ju ry in the project. ’ • . ' crash, and had developed a cold Jean Milar, city manager of and cough in the oftermath. Twin Fails, said the city "has Although troubled by his tactic set experienced much better cough, Ricketts told of the workmanship than it has events of the ill-fated men WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pres- second term reorganization of experienced on this project." during the two-day period. Ident-Nlxon Interrupted n five- the government. . . _ A spokesman nt the Nellsen The three men le ft Twin Falls day stay at Camp David, Md.. But Ziegler acknowledged Construction Co., the prime Wednesday afternoon en route Soturdoy to return to the White under questioning that tlie contractor, hints the firm to Lewiston where Zebell was to House for furth e r consultations President would be meetUig should have gone "to attend a rodeo meeting and with Henry A. Kissinger and to w ith Kissinger some time arbitration" over alleged city Ricketts was to go on to Moscow dictate fin al instructions to U.S. before the Notlonol &curity violations of the contract. to visit a son. onps control ncgotlotors head­ Council chief leaves at 10 ajn. A city -councilman agrees Ttjey were reported missing ed for Genevo. Sunday for Paris. there have been animosities and overdue late Wednesday KI m I ______— nrouseaTiBirreflinnriJre’Biottr anda Honrch ofOrogonrnountiitn cruclal~B«rgalnlng soulon In ig Monday trill take up a progress of the work. terrain began Tlmrsday. Paris w ith North Vietnamese number of tochnlcol questions Dale Riedesel, an'enginner tit Ricketts said’ they nltCECd-. representatives, hoping to nail in the draft agreement dis- JUB Engineers Inc., retained their flight to go by way of down a (Inal Vietnam peace dosed last month, but also by the city to oversee the work, Baker because of bad weather settlement after four years of some m q jo r issues lik e ly ' to played down the talk of poor __ ^VOU CAN’T sec a iw jn r bear in (he >now, but imd were-about-40-minutes out •talks. -Tlie-session-wlll-begln- ToqulnrTBObstnntinlTffort—on— — Q photographer captured a dram atic sight when feelings, and blamed "a lot of of Baker when the crash Monday. both sides. he saw this zebra In the m ow in the Cheyenne little things" for the delays C hill.y occurred. ITic following day in Geneva,, 111680 issues include tacit Mountain Zoo. The zebra, like many people, experienced furing the project. "We came out of the clouds the United States begins the assurances by Hanoi on remov­ who ventured out Into chilly weather affecting Privately, some of those p eek and the mountain was righ t In highly complex second phase of ing some of its estimated Involved hint ttiat thn rp.intivp. -front-of-usr^ifr-flaidr-^I-l then retreated to his worm compound. (UPl) ■ smallness of the city, its we were going to crash and I Talks (SALT) with Soviet- the:-U.Sr desire to'seo' jm relative Inexperience - in’ had tim e to cover m y face and negotlators, looking toward international supervisory body massive street repairs head w ltli m y o rm s." permanent treaty curbs on in place a t the tim e a cease-fire programs; and a resulting Tbis may have saved his life offensive nuclear weapons of KX-SRN. Bin:WSTKIt begins, clarification of the role expectation on the part of the a.s one' imnd and arm were both nations. of the "Natlonol Council of contractor of what the work bndly. £r,ushed and cut in the . . . to o k b rib e Wlilte House press secretary Reconciliation and ConMrd" standards would bo, have all ‘Agri-giants’ impiict. Tlie plane bounced Ronald L. Ziegler told reporters which w ill make arrangements resulted In strained feelings and tlirough the trees, ripping off Nixon rc ti’xned to Washington for future elections, and whe- work that doesn’t quite measure both wings ond then "fuselaged p rim a rily to meet With his staff thei^ a Vietnam cease-fire can up to standards. and flipped over on its top," he Senator and to gather documents be occompanled by componlon All ‘ those involved in the draw NFO ire sold. relating to his curren| review of cease-fires in Laos and Canibo- project, contractor, city All three men were suspended Uig budeel nnrt pinna J n t-ii- 'in their seat belts in the Inverted g u ilty — one point, that the project Is Times-News w riter 'Undoubtedly the United craft Ricketss said. behind schedule. How far UURLEY - National Far- 3tatcV would suffer a meat He managed to free himself WASHINGTON (UPI) - behind the original target-date, mer's OrgHniiation-members shortage if imports were and tliep get Rehn and Zebell Former Sen. Daniel 'B.- however, won't really be known heard reports of bargaining abolished." he suid, “ but we free. Drewster, I>-Md-, Indicted for Peron requests until the work is done, they say. confrontations wiUi large agri­ could produce a ll we need If tiie Ricketts said he was "p re tty bribery, was convicted (Continued on P. 7) business corporations during economic conditlon.s were sure" at that time tlie pilot was Siiturday by a federal jury of tlie final day of their convention rig h t,'■ Plano wrcck dead and he knew his son-in-law receiving on “unlawful Argentine calm liere Saturday. He spoke before a large was badly injured. gratuity" to Influence his votes Devon Woodland, vlce- number of Jdaho NFO mem­ tip brings At about this time Ricketts on postal rate legislation. BUENOS AIRES q. ..Hn nnri- uup, uppearea twice on the' greet them th e 'llfs t tim e. He extra clothing from the plane charged. -pr4iducta_WJica_pdcea_are__-ni^NFO ossembly Saturdoy NewH.tliai_the_plnn5 carrying balcony of hla now homo wore a blue suit, white shirt and used It for w arm th as Uiey BoUi Brewster and Anderson PinUDELPHIA (UPI) - raLsed, he said, large cor- called for elim ination of taxes three Magic V alley men wos Saturday to tell a mass of his and gray tie. When the * slept beside the wreckafje tliat received tlie verdict of the all- Four young men have U:(jn porations move out of the on off-farm motor fuel use at the missing. His quick newstip cheering followers below to Peronists continued'shouting, night. female, all-black Jury In U. S. charged‘ with terrorizing and United Stijtealo where they con time of tho delivery of the fuel, resulted In an wirly story "keep c a lm " until he has he appeared at the window torturing an B4-yoar-old -widow obtain chejyjcplabor. Thcy then rather than i^ofundod after ‘‘'riday about tlie ovenlue flight. District Court, witliout sign of rested. ogain without his tie and tliuy kept captlvc In her north Import lower priced products to collection. todoy's account of the emotion. woved. His third wife. Isabel, Brewster fnce.s a possible His two messages from the _Phll»delnhla apartment.______kill the price Increase, ac- other resolutlonfl opposed dramatic 12-mile hike by one of 3tl. stood baaide him ond also total sentence of six years balcony, plus o onother appea­ ^ llc e s a ld the boys, who lived -Tordlng-to-WoDdlnnd. personal p ro p e rty taxes on Ih'eTnjured survivors to save the waved. Imprisonment and 130,000 In rance In which he .m erely In tl)e widow’s building, beat, He also atUicked the federal farm machinery and asked that his companion, TTien about 15 minutes later»------^ -finoH-on Uie three counts, An­ wavodt followed the sudden and j,robt)od, burned and raped tlie -Rovemment-for-Spendlng-huge - tho^offort-to- control~noxloUB “ aomethinc Peron and his wife reappeared derson, Is liable to a total unexpected removal of the woman In a period of terror tliat sums of mooey to belter tlie diet woods In the stoU) bo ,5^^* shoulc^ bo In your lat the balcony. She was fully sentence of 45 years im­ heavy guard thot had surround­ began la.st Sunday. 'Hie victim of underdovoloped nations, only cm phoslzed. The l^ a r m newspaper phone the Tlmes- dreised, buf Peron wore prisonment and |QO,bOO in ed him since his o rrlva l from m\& discQVcrctV Friday by n to asl^ them to send th e ir sub- m ochlnery tax was said to be nf733-0t»31 o r use Its toll- pajamas and the basebalUype flncs. Brester's lawyer .said he I|ome Friday oher 17 yeni's In social w orklirnlaklng a periodic" -sldlzcdcommodiUe8.back-to-tlu)--unfn(|^becouiMMUiodmochlnery- Vour t^lp could be cap that-wos his traderhal-k for would a,sk for a new trial. exile. ^ visit to tlK‘ sluit-ln, US and compete with domestic values vary. ‘ worth |5. periods of^elaxatlon during his 'Hie youtlis tlireatened to k ill When tlie ' guai;ds were 10-yoar dictatorial rogime^UiaJ ~ lio r If .she td!d'‘nnVflno. 'pTCT~~ was'toppled in 1C55. returned periodically and cut who hod gothered outside tho " I ’ve gone wiUiout sleep for tlic woman's hair, burned her foflhionoblo neighborhood three days," ho Implored. He will) a hot comb, stole about Last hiirrah’yor peace movement surged Into Uie street In front \Yos sm illhg, but Uien suddenly pulto

TWIN FALLS - Mrs,, rriau JEROME - Gnry B. Rupert, DURLEY - Harold TWIN FALLS - Everett KIMBERLY - Nolan '__ S tcw nrt,T w lrl.F a llfl; died at .io', SouUi Qato, Calif., rosidont, Stovonson, flC-yonr-old- Biirloy- August S^igcmoycr, .52, JCwln. nnrcnce_Rclin>-a2>jambcrJy, Magic Valley Memorial died Friday at Ung Beach, resident, died Friday at Cassia Falla, dlod Thursday momlnB died “niursday as tlie result of a Hospital early Saturday of a Calif., of a short Illness. M em orial Hoppital of d long . o' result of an accident In . pinnc crash near Baker. Ore. long Illness. Services w il) be announced hy Ulncas. Lincoln Counly. Ho w m bom A pril 29, IWO, In She was bom In Twin Falla on Ilovey Funeral Cahpel. He was bfirn Feb. 8, IMfl, In Ho'wasbqrn Aug. 11,1D20, at American Falla and grew Jp Ih’ A prll5 , l02fll She attended Twin Dickinson, D. He attended Edison, Neb. Rupert. He married RonI Joy F alls schools. She was m arried Bchoola in North Dakota. He He m a rrie d . D orts Harofeld on Jan. 7 , 1M7, at the to Robert V.* Stewart Jan. 27, m arried Laura Grace Slilbley Stagemeyer on Feb. 20,1051, at Idnho F o ils LDS Temple. 1907; In Jerome. Idaho on ’Aug. 23, 1024, In Wibaux, St. Frances; Kftn; Tltoy moved - ...... She worked as a secretary at Mont. to Idaho about 12 years ago He fulfilled a mission to F irs t Federal Savings and Lpan He Is survived by his w ife, from Neliraska. Germany for the LDS^Qiurdi for seven years. After that she spud use Laura Gr&co Stevenson;' seven M r. Stagemeyer worked for prior to eijtering the .military ' I— workcd-nt-tho-Ben:J^ranklln ■Htio^ w llH nm , T n rrv .' the Western Construction >.of,- service. lk._«erYOordinn(or for the center. The total processed 0.2 million Evelyn Plain, Jerome. Snndpolnt; three brothers, Park Herbert Stagemeyer, Oxford, Mrs. Edouard Jean Delcscolc, fiiiiciions renter has a potluck dinner for Ncnlor rltlzenn on hundredweight came from • Funeral services for Mrs. Norton, Winslow, N.D.;' Nell Neb., and Duord Stagemeyer, Burley, and a brother, Donold the IqhI Wvdncsdny of ench month. Idaho and 1.03 m illio n Stewart will be at 1 p.m. Aimslee, Sidney, Mont., and American Falls; three sisters, Ray Rchn, San Mateo, c:nllf. Wcdnoadny nt While Mortunry »ere .hipped Theodore McKinley, Oracle, Alma Paxton, Arapahoe, Neb.; Chnpel by-P astor ■ S -O r-‘"‘“-“‘“‘'oJrom_oUicr_atatea.„ AriiTT—three—slaters— Mrs— Hclen~PlBhcr,'"Oxfordr^nd -Puncral services for Mr^— Francisco. Burial w ill be In the I.«lghton (Pearl) Trotter, MableHammet, Lansing, Mich. Rehn w ill be conducted a t 2 p jn . > Hearing set by Heen... Sunset M em orial Park. Grassy Butte, N.D.;^rs. Bob Funeral services for Mr. Monday In the Kimberly liDS Friends may" call from Jerome (Jenn Trotter and Eva) Stagemeyer’will be conducted Q iurch by Bishop David Carter. E. 0 . Walker extolling' the Monday until time of services. Stevenson, Sidney, Mont. al U a.m. Tuesday at White Burial vdll be In the Slioshone virtues of color. televlHlon sot to The family'suggests memorials Also surviving are 41 Mortuary Chapel by Rev. R. J. Cemetery. TF City Council customer . . .. Doris Youtz to the Mountain Stales Tumor club gets grandchildren and five great* Scholz. ' Burial- in Sunset Friends may call al'White w riting .sltort note . . . Don Zuck Institute In'Bolse, grandchildren. Memorial Park. Mortuary tlds evening and TWIN FAM^ - A puljlic said’ Die council w ill review a delivering judgment. . .Gordon Funeral services will be .Friends may call at the Monday until 11:30 o jn . ahd at revised lease w ith Trans hearing on the proposed Curtis wondoting-what io do ------conducted at 5 p.m . Monday in mortuaryJodoy.-M ondayT-and—tb«. church from 12:30 to 1:46 Magic' Airlines - and discuss secondary sewage trentmenl with two dead pheasant.s charter the Joseph Ppyne Memorial Tuesday unitl lime of services.- p.m-. fncimy for Twin Falls win be plans tor on nfireement with Ihc Eddia I.nmmers tnlklnK about F u n e r a l S c rv ic C S Chapel w ith the Rev. Roy S. Monday night. U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Jiuw ka_ . Mr. and Mrs. Nick n ff jn d ____ — TTtrhcnrln^R 'i.ochcduicd-flrB^nfcrcniiorrforirrcuefm i'rrtHr Bond attending concert . . . p.m. in c ity hall during the to improve park restrooms and TWIN KALUS - Services for (.’lub will Ix; presented its l4nvcrne Koutnik di.scus.slng Uie Interment will be in the Janie.s W. SUdling.s w ill be at 11 d ia rte r on M o n d a y n ig h t a t 7::iO regular C^ty Council meeting. cover the coulee in Harmon Sweet Adelines . . . M r. and Stevenson fam ily cemetery in It wlf) to v e r the economical Park. II,in. Monday at White Mor- pm, at Wood Cafe, Mrs. J. W, Brown replacing, .McKenzie County, N .D . impact of secondary scwaoe Uiary Cliapel. 'Hie charier w ill be presented Bids opened Nov. in for leaking hot water healer . Friends may call at the treatment on Snake R iver. hy Jean W eber, second vice- automobiles will also be Plill Glover looking for a Job . .. m ortuary p rio r (o the Services Hie city now operates president on International reviewed and a request for NFO member pecking around Monday. primary trentmenl plant in tho Toastmistress Clubs. Idaho annexation of the Rodewny Inn door . . . Marsha l.ee Samson Snake River Canyon with KalLs. properly at the north edge of the holding child's hand . . . and Candle effluent going into Snake River. city w ill be di«ciis.su(i. Officers w ill be insliilled by overheard, "M y nose w ill be Jlat Jean Milur, city manager, from having it on the grindstone Mrs, Maude Baker of tlie Music before I get this Clirl.slmas gift class set Hii[)ert clul) piild for.” - Till* chartur. w ill be presented highlights B ^ y improving fulluwing a no-iioiil dinner w iiicii All facililies on one i.s open to all toastmasters and leve l. . . ample o ff street slopped breathing and in JEROME - Grant Wellard. B ricir.s tiiastnnstre.s.s. Those w isliing to program remained in critic a l condition adend are asked to conLiicl parking. Jerome, said Saturday his K ll.i-)H A ll thd.se interested and In u coma for several days. lulitii Nancoliis. infant son. Nicholas Is much SHO.SllONK McrnU-rs of TWIN FAl.US - A siiorl He was taken to the l.DS in a candlf-niakiiig clas.s are improved in a Salt U ike City program of violin music Primary C’hlldren’s Hospilhl in Uie Wood UiviT Ceiiler (Iranj-c asked to meet al 12.1!) p,ni. Hnunlfnl highlighted the November Suit _!*«ke Ctty__froin Magic will stTve ftioii ill Uvo farm sali-.s M onday at llu - FiU-r lOlerTifti- I'litioiglit-iDonUt old diU d wuu, meeting of ti«e .Soutii-Cenlral Vnllcv McmorTnT" Ho.ipltai sali's w.ll bi- al lary School library. ^ nearJv drowned Nov. 7 when he Retired Teacliers Associaalion Thursday. Mr, Wollanl said 'arjn {’iuulle-inaking was one of the fell into‘a toilet bowl al Ilje on Friday at the Round-Up the baby Is now able to Wediicsiliiy and al ,Uiu llciiiii-r most popular ileni.s marked in Biriofs fam ily home. AlUiough in tlie Kooin of till' Itogerson Hotel. recoBnlzeiK'DpIr and smiles and s riTLMit que.slionnaires sent to .H A IL E Y - The annual water only momentarily, he had Mrs. flaire Gibbs. Twin laughs. adnlbi in tiie Filer area, ac- Uliiine County 4-H A w a rd s 2‘'a ljs ^ Uiree numlx»rs. fordliiK U, Mrs. Huy Watiioii, lay—ftoKrnm hns-bcpn-si-hedulcd- ■accmnpanicd-by-Mra! Harriett FUNERAL- GHAPEL- u:ooi:4>iu*Uif—for—U»t^— for NOV.’.iu m lla ile y . A c co rd in g — Magie^V^T^ T Ip spitals- - Denlon SUblSON AVENUE, EAST ftirps program. to counly extension agent TWIN FALLS, IDAHO l-ians a;e to hold the cundfe- ,^mMo7^:V/kuMhLVp^oK^am^v^ii I','';;'" U ia in i* PHONE 733-4900 CaHHiii M riiiorinI Mnpir Vnlli-y M.-miiriiil ,nak,„K.si..ssU ,nsom eaweel,al l^.Rin a l 7::il) p m ,, in li.e

------A d m ittrtl------Adm itted „_Ulc i-llHLjllch_&iDQLJiDmLnwllipari«,se-rouinoMlK.-W(M«l---™'V business meeting — wa^ ei onom ics room beginningb e g in n in g River Juniorj^Hlgh S(;^iool. ---'i': Mrs. llichard Brown, l.inzy (iera ld Dixon. Carey conducted by Edith Nancolas, Mrs. Howard Mitchell, aftiT 'Hianitsgiving and ninning (Jrnbb. Mrs, Stephen l/)der. ()re.sideiit, Hurley, and Howard Pauloy and Uiniunh Dec, U\. said Mrs. TWIN FAI.I.S The .Scotch Mrs, l.ynn Nelson and diaries Ellsworth Adams, both Oakley, W a lsiiii Hiizaar of the First "Tile next meeting will focus Stiindley, all 'IVin Kails, Mrs, Pool D. Reynolds Jamui C R eynoldi D ls m iK s e d Admitted M()iul;iy's meeting has been h'esbyterian Church will not be on legislation and speaker will lilen Luke. Hurley; Mrs, Paul Ware, Casllefortl; 'Kloyjl Doty, lilis-v Hirt called til iiscertain what day iipL'n Wedne.sday, Hie day before Ix,* Kennelii L, Hill, Boise, co- nc/ N fD A Magnolia Bevins. Gary Mont­ (ieraldllale, Rupert, and Ralph Hrovvn. K im b i'rh anil Mrs .irul hours would i)e best for Thanl) Moffa, and Kay Hunt, Hruce D.irrotl, Mr.s K lo \il Ix ilii Ituld; I'lu irin t'ti l-lagle and 1’ieri‘i' iirul I'alviH Ctiller, SUISCRIPTIONUATES hanny Warren, bolli liiirley, (loodinn. Mrs Krnesl Uivera -and-lla>: Duun. Jerome. . n'HETrW ES^N E w s- and son. dlcnns' Kern-;- and— -Sa tu rdaY and^unday^ l-to-5-p.m.------You-re Inviled-to-a pre-holiday- DismlNR(‘d Twln F a lli. Idaho Mrs .Stanley Holicli and By C trrlfr Ronald Dingwall .Ir.. CarUi daiightiT. .IiTtime. P tr M onm Moore. Kay Moore, Mrs, Arnold (Dally 1 Sunday) I ) SO Oy Mall 1‘ulzier. Oebra .Slimmer and M iiiitiokn M rinoriiil i n P«ld In Advance Dorothy Ttilmii.n, all Twin .. (Dally I. Sunday) I M ohih ■»7 M Falls; Don FttHer and Nancy AdniUled 3AAonm> 17.7J (ft'iffltli. ix»lh K u p rrI; W itltrr JtMli KeltH'tUis Marti) «AAfinth» • t u so lY aar 127 00 Schoolcrafl, Sliosluttu'; Hay ;iiul .h'luiie Hailey, all lUiperl, Mall tubtcrlp lio n t accepted only l-’lavel, fastleford, MamI aiiii Nora Davulson. Malta __u*tie A. ------Tttpper,—Stin- V n lirj'r Hriwnrd - Hlnrhrrratl Kiiprrt, ;md(i>-|iHy :>UU>CKiDt:Kd Garrison. Buhl; Wanda Hold. Paul. O ome happy family will be Simmoiis, Paul, and (ilaii.Ns Births in this bright new 3-bedroom, all- Turner. .lerome A ilaiii’liter ua.s born to Mi' Call your carrier I B irth s ami Mrs Carl Davidson. Malta, electric home for Christmas! It has 1240 square or TImei Nows ■ .Sons w e re h orn to M r and feet, a full finished basement with utility room, Mrs .lerry .lohrison and .Mr and M o r i l / ( o M i i » i i t n ( > Mrs Hichartl Hrow ti. Iw lli Twin bath and a half, separate dining area, lots of ------h^ii?r7-nnd-Mr-nnd-Mr5-l»nnm — — H ntirnl-itst—not—rrlrnsrd'tn'— comfor I und‘convenlen‘csrThe“exte7ior is o r f r a m e ____ P H O N E 733:0931 , Heiiril. KlinlK-rly, luispilal offii'Uils .construction with brick trim and planters, a car­ O ru tto u r loll »re»numb»f Outti Caitlatord S43 port and storage area. It's insulated for electric heat, including double windows. Bo sure to see it Fllar Roatrion Holllttaf Wmdall Jaroma everyone is welcome! Coodlno-Haoirman— S liJ U i COMMUNITY ■ CORRESPONDENTS Almo -M rs, W flllacf Taylor .B24 2321 Buhl ALL FALL ARTIFICIAL I . Paolino Dfly i4 3 5412 Filer •Flameless electric heat M ar|orle LlermAn 326 S454 ARRANGEMENTS I Gooding County Poofty Chu 934 S706 •Flam eless cooking and ■ Haperman , Wlifna Larson a37^4434 water heating Hansen Dorothea Stoolsmllh 423-S40B 1 / 3 OFF! Joromo •Dishwasher and disposer Ct^arlotte Doll 324 4761 Kino Hill MON., TUBS. AND WED. | M rt.'A rth u r Greer 366 2550 Minl-Cattia ------Dftvld-Hofimin ------Cuslom'built-bySaupders Constfuctio'rrirrUtORia— RIchMeld O lVirOtKon------407-3117- -Hoights-subdivision-.--.--.—half—mile east ond one- St>o*hono Molba Thorne .D86-2071 ' 113 MAIN AVE,E, . ------* HANSEN7IDAHO block north of KMVT. . Sun Valley.-Halley-Wood River "All all-electric promotion In cooperation with Idaho Power Company" Terry Campboll . 790.4AW TWIN FALLS — 733;30it2|“ ■ Cam^faB pronson A7S*2077 J FLAMELESS ELECTRIC LIVING FOR A NEATER, CLEANER WORLD . Sunday. NovBmbar 19, 1W2 *TimeB*Naw». Twin F.aUi. lc}aho 3 Q

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' l)<‘i'olf)l To The Cilizfiin O f Mafiic VnUvy WASHINGTON ^ On Uio* Ouroou of Indian Af/olrs tiotmson’s Attorney General and courso. was referring to Daniel leaders os representing only samo (lay Jiutlco Dop&rtmcni building during n Mvcn-dny some tim e unofficial Ollsborg, who filched the Uiemselvca — a tin y minority, ’ Sunctay, Novomb«r,l9, 1572 ' AI Weilnroron, Publiihor PHONE 733 0931, offlcinls bcgnn "wrostllng" occupation, Ramsoy Clark ombaasador Hanoi told Uio PontDgon Papers . and "a few urban Indiana." Qilef v^lth the question ot wlint explained how ntrocltjoa of tlia l Supremo Court “ Uie Ellflberg ^atributod tliem to select^ Twp_Hawk, • president' qf_Uie ’O flic iiil Ctlv>»««iCQimfv New»pn|)cr • ' W »;tni)fr o l A udit Dwrr.iu of C ifc u i.ilio n anrt U P f charnoB should bo brought kln d'ciin hopj)en. way la'tlio only w a y" Uio public nows media. Notional Tribal Association, Pur^uAnl Jo Scclion AO 100 Id.itio Code. T iiu rsd .i^ hiTcUv duMonfltt-tl iis iMc o( Hn* i-ok on wiucM ngninat 500 nrmcd nnd mllitnnt Arguing, in n “freedom 'of n o l'c rs w ill Ijo puDl'Uivd PutJlnHfd )V' L'KCrpI Sy ^^>IUIC V d lli'v N i-w s|)ii|)ir^, Inc E n lcri'd -.t'cond cl>i'>^ nt.ul n '.iltr r A p ril a. Indlnns who wrockcd tlio Informntlon” case, Lyndon government secrecy. Clark, of about $700,000 diunago to the living on Fedorolly rogulat«^ 1VIH. i)l iru' poM m 1 wir> >-'0. (I330I. un

r ll>i‘ <>cl o l M iiirh II. IB/V B IA buildings, might be sSid to reservations, was dumbfounded *hnvo anticipated Clark's coun* tliat Federar officials "allowed " IF i t 's n o m o r e s u c c e s s f u l t h a n t w e w a r o n FOVERT'. -ael-'niey-seited-thousnndfl of tills to happen. When weVe W E GCfr NOTHIN’ TO VK3R(?Y ABOUT.'’' documents, which tholr leaders boon confronted wlth_thia_ said^ctftfstirunjd— (rebellion) on our reservations, Incriminating evidence” on we've kicked tlicm out. If you Indian affairs against present andldid tliesame thi/i^we‘d be . and past members of Congress. in the B astille.'’ They took the documents with _ P rd ^ b ly . But tlie dissident ^he-F^ilgmms lhom~ftr~'8hrppod“ ilvem “ t r redskins,’ "v^th tljc lr knives, Canada when the White House clubs, guns and Molotov pcrmlteed them to leave the cocktails, were not living nil This year, Thanks for the their virtues' expressed in tamily building and go homo. that dangerously. Wlmt passes Pilgrims; and their determination for self- It was a sad and vicious for - law onforcomont in this ■ As a people and nation, government, free from European incident and, despite the Justice curious Republic is not to be Thanksgiving has been that time of aristocracy. And such a family. In of the Indians’ b rie f against the equated wiUi that practiced by government, some sane Judge annual inventory for all the that first winter, broken by disease Indian chieftains, and the should be found to throw the building wreckers knew it. H iey blessings we have received. For and sickness, hardly 50 of the book nt them. Yet the rmgglng couldcount on the fingers o f only the .thoughtful, believing original 100 survived. In his classic question persists: Why a few hands tlie mnllcious nuts Comnlunity, it has been thanks to «tudy, “The Pilgrim Way,” Robert shouldn't an'gry ond dangerous who have haled Into court for God fof his bountiful—croation, M. Bartlett reveals that at the redskins indulge in such sim ila r outrages. They were Oxprcssed in all the gifts of life. For height of their tragic first winter, pillage? Well aware that in this the Christian Thanksgiving toces no more tlian six or seyen persons ivfter o il, in this case they politicized country a mob can Its history all the way to the Old were well, caring for the rest in were only doing what in the past get oway with practically any every detail of their' daily need. several years has become a way malefaction, including moni- Testament. with a very of life among revolutionaries Only three married couples cide if it claims to represent meaningful pause at Plymouth ond garden-variety crazies. an "oppressed minority," or a Colony and its New England survived and only five out of IB What they did was not nice, but candidate for public offiro setting. wives lived to raise their children. it was no worse than what has "N o Indian in his right mind In a day when most racial and And their relations with been done by college kids, black would do tliis ," said Chief Roger ethnic groups are finding now joy Massasoit and the Wampanoag rebels, welfare leoders ond an iourdain o( the Qiippewas. "We and pride in their traditions, it is Iridians remains as a classic occoslonal "Intellectual.". How want them prosecuted. Tliey does the occupation of the BIA proper to remember the power and friendship between two entirely have been funded by do-gooders building rate on the criminal and subversive elements.” determination of America’s first different, but mutually _scole ..w ith_ .lhe seizure and Vou'ro right the first time. minority,, tile Pilgrims. Too often, anpreciativc. duns. The . ficsL bombing of assorted holls of Qiief. But 1 fear you're also n 01 late, these ancestors with white Thanksgiving, which lasted three ucadofne? With the trashing drcon\,er; Usually, as you noted; bonnet and stove-pipe hat have days, including much praise, food and destruction of public our revolutionaries arc funded been mocked, criticized and and sporting contests,'was not an property by black militants and bydo-Rooders. and the resources abused for their sturdy convictions isolated event but marked the antiwar "activists"? With the of these drnwing-room bleeders bomblng-murder of a and unbending theology. Today, beginning of 55 years of amity and apparently are unlimited. University of Wisconsin Besides, there is always those values are being mutual regard. scholar? Ramsey Clark to remind the rediscovered and reworked, like an The start of splf-government and Tlie Indians Involved hove would-to guerrilla that It's all , old gold mine with a new vein of the foundations of civil been disowned by Indian the government's fault. productive ore. agreement were marred i)y the 1 0 J @ 3 4 M T - Why thanks for the Pilgrims tragic Salem wik'ii Inals. Yet 1 „, Ani|.-lrN fii-KM Sy.K)i(Citr- almost four centuries later? For clearly this was a global one thing, in a .socicty and world aberration, wiUi iiiu.ss cxacutions PAUL HAHVEY GEORGE C. THOSTESON, M.D. choked with conformity andmass- In Europe and the British Isles. mentality, they moved home and Plymouth Plantation had two such fam ily, broke ties of place and trials, but no executions and no What Is Up? The Funnel? belonging in the Old World, to pursuit, 'of such' fantasies o( sick pursue more.clearly their vision of minds. Uni; more moon mission. And everything they do every iitill, as a taxpayer, you want IX'ar Dr. Thosteson: I am -15 you apply them to Uie right place. God and his love. It is time to lift up llie people of A lri'iuiy we ari!' su blase abodt nutuae around the clock will be lo know what's in it for you. and have had Uiis trouble for 10 Ihcni lluit T V L-overuge has been Nobody knows. years off and on. but it seems ! The way lo do it is Uilie down, And in this hour of instant Uie first Thanksgiving. It is proper watched by physicuins on eartli reduc’i'd from hours lo njinute.s. through TV eyes. When Farraday {irst have It every day now. w itii head back, intruduce the to l)e tiiankful f u r Uiem and their gratification, this day of And the noxlwifter-thal WJjlle Uiis first S kyliib (s Jn produced eJectricily, and When I gel up in Ute morning dro[)S in tlte nostrils, and when im m ediate reward and response grand beginning. Having suffered, adventure in space w ill appear, orbit, we will be developing somebody looked at his little my ears are plugged up. When 1 you feel tliem at the back of the required by so many impatieht and for their religious and civil (lownrij’hl boring. It won't be. reusable shuttle planes which black box and asked, "B ut sniff inward it clears them up nose, roll your head, first to one indulgent citizens. It Is well to convictions, they refined and Con(’rcsa inuy never be may re-land intact on earth, what's it good fo r? " lie is said'to^, for about a minute, and then it's side and tlien tiie other. 'Hiat remember that the Pilgrims created a new community tliat forgiven for its veto of tile SST. n ia t opens a.whole new horizon have said^ "W luit good is any tJie same thing over again. way tJie drops can reach the remamed in Vlolland for nearly VI uUlmateiy meant diversity7” And fii\vm nkors knew— ttroy— tn n r In aCl'Odynanucs. -nuwBorrrb-abe? When I tiilit. it seeems like I'm pro()er [liace where Uiey may do some good. years, gathering energy aria vlslpij evep that jA-as good, so Pastor .. allowed politics to sabotage our lijlkin g Uirough a funnel, and it aircraft excellence. Maybe they IS hard for me lo hear the other* As you probably know from and resources for their filial Robinson wrote: "We must were Iry in j; to make amends person. reading this column, Uiere can destination: America. acjmowledge but one brotherhood whun they iippr(»ved 1^.5 billlon- BRUCE BIO^SAT It maizes no difference If the be trouble from using noso Arid surely we are thankful for b fa ll." for Skylab'. But whatever the weather is dry or humid. I've drops to excess. They will motive, it’s likely that been to different doctors, and shrink boggy, swollen tissues, investinent w ill pay dividends liiey told me to put drops in my and "d ry up llie nose," but to earthmen forever, Agnew In ’76 no.se but it doesn’t help. — A. R. there's a "rebound effect.” Karly in the new year, we will You don't mention having ’Hial is. the nhicous mem­ li^ht the f^ lk under a big one. WASHINGTON INEA) - other- seen an eiir specialist, but this branes react to this dryness by MR. SPECTATOR From Ihe Cape on a p illa r o f' Prosident Nixon w ill not be the 'Hint means, for starters, sort of problem Is one fo r"a producing more moisture, so in fire, we will hurl a bungalow one lo decide whether or not being taken seriously and not sjH;i iaiist. The symptoms sound ;i little winle you have the same inlu the sky. Vice I^resident Agnew becomes being seen as a phrase-making ii.s lliougii U)e li^uslachian tubes condition lo contend w ilh as Tliis house-size space tile Hepublican nominee for the halchet man. a head-bopping are Inlermillenlly plugged for before - only more severs. Finger In The Pie laboralory will enter an orbit presidency in l ‘J70. Agnew's golfer, a fellow who makes a one reason or anotiier. I would abt)ut-270 miles up where it’s- performance most likely will speech a day and then relaxe.s not be able to guess at Uie cause Dear Dr. Thosteson Kor intended to renwiin for many determine that. whitliout knowing a good deal constipation, you have men- George Washington, Abraham p.m. — or Sunday afternoon. with the biggies. yeurs. more about your condition. tioned dioclyl sodium We have a dog for free. Is half Second term presidents, even He has much ordinary fence- Lincoln and Franklin D. Roosevelt Tlicn three a.slronjiuls w ill be landslide winners, do not have building lo do with parly people. As to die nose drops, were you suJfo.suci'inate but did not each had his finger in our Labrador and half Golden rocketed up there. cha.«e ujwn, Uiat kind of political leverage. He got Inio this somewhat more given any special instructions? mention Uie particular name of Thanksgiving pie. But not until lO"!! Retriever. Is a one-year-old male latch on and move in. Hiose In 19G0, l^esident Kisenhower in 1972 than before, but Ihe .lust using the drops in the nose any drug conlitining it. Whlcii did Congress officially set aside the and will make a good duck hunting three will spend 28 days inside did not ' ‘p ic k " Mr. Nixon as his surface is barely scratched. is not likely to be effective in do you recommend’’ 1 am W and fourth Thursday of November as animal. If interested please call tlie orbiting Skylab before successor nominee, Nor did He's got to know them and Uiis sort of case. cannot be as active as of even a v Thanksgiving Day and declare it a :I24-2127 in ,Ieronie. turninj^ lo their spaceship and l.yndon Johnson name Sen. consort w ith them. .Tlie action of Uie drops is lo year ago due to a rllirilis in Ihe hip. - A. ». legal federal holiday. returning to a Pacific Ocean Hubert Humphrey to take his Agnew obviously needs strong shrink swollen tissues. If splaslulown. place in llMifJ.. foreign affairs credentials. swelling in the njisal pitssages, I'm a bil shy aboul calling D. Records froni the revolutionary Ixiter, a year from next July ...... Mr. Nixon...... in 19(50.. . was___ Once again, his first-lerm where Ihe F.uslachian .lubcti. a " drug," because il nives w ar, according lo what we read in !iMi>()ssnti,i:(;«AL a second liiree-miui team will overwhelmingly his party's swings around the globe left a cn te r^s responsible'for your on- som e |>eopli‘ tlie wronn idea. It the World Book Encyclopc'dia, There won't be any dirtying of gi) up there and stay S(> days. choice, and that was the nonserious flavor, a tone of again, off-again hearing. Uieh IS a ' stoo.l softener," and of show tliat the colonists observed tile air regardless of how clean it is, /\nd Uiere w ill be a tliird teiim of delerminant, . "le t's see the head of state and the drops rnigiit.lx.' helpful • if IMtrlicular help in elderly folk. eight special days of tlianks for by the yardstick used by a federal astronauts • the followinj’ In lOfJfl, Humphrey did indeed where's the gulf course." He victories and (or safety from appeals court in Washington. Tlie t)ctober. inherit some of Johnson's hopes to make some key visits Between visits, the lab will be dangers^ Then, in 17U3. George court upheld a lower court decision potential delegate strength in iibroad, and the im pact Uiis lutoecupied excopt by. many, many states, but he gained most time will have to be more solid. Washington issued a general which said, in effect, officials many inslrumvnts which will from the distracting riviilry He’ll get help In this field proclamation setting aside cannot permit air which is cleaner continue to function. between Ihe liUe__ ^ o b e r] from M r. Nixon—WheUier. the. N ovem ber 2(i as, a. day oL- tlian.federal-standards-ru(|iiire-to ----- W}int'll-irgpt-tis?‘lf we'kncw Ken ned y an d K u g e n e President Intends it or not. Mr. “ Thanksgiving. During tiuit same become contaminated to the level the answer lo that, we wouldn't McCarthy and then sadly, Nixon sees Almself as a foreign year, the Protestant Episcopal of the standards. ‘ ' hiivelo'Ro. from J^ennody.'s deaUi. policy President, and so does Church announced that tlie first Unless clarified, a literal Terlainly we will improve our 'Hie fact is tlia l, Just as the tiiecountry. Som(| of that seems : undersUtnding of our own Thursday in November would be a interpretation of the ruling could Iwo-lerm limit constricts the almost cert^iin to rub off on {liiysiology; it's poKsJble that |)ower of a lame-duck president, Agnew. Surely, people can sny, regular yearly day for Riving open the nation’s antipollulion laws our greatest harvest will be in so today other circumstances Nixon gives him some lips! ' thanks, "unless anotiier day be imd regulations to an entirel.v new new medical and human tend to heighten the status of a Agnew's most promising appointed by the civil authorities." vista.' What the ruling ap|iears to - behavioral knowledge. silting vice-president. prospect, however, is Ihe' In 1I16;1, Abraham Lincoln mean is that any amount of new With photosensors we will 'n u ll is a bli* advantage for domestic issue arena. He knows declared the last Thursday. in contamination is taboo, no matter .search the earth for hidden Agnew, as It was for M r. Nixon it better, He never mi.sses a November n~"day of thanksgiving how' clean file air remains. treasure: oil, minerals, fish, and Iliunphrey. Tlie second g o v e rn o r’s conference, and and praise to our beneficent Perhaps it is a necessary adjunct —siibsurfucp-stoniTr------man these days movos'in-OimflU’ whllC" there he is nttdnlive, properly interested, questioning Fath er." And each year afterward, to iintlpollutton efforts for the • .. l'’ron)_i>p thpri‘..m ‘ got o big log up on tho 1070 'wlthoul-violatlng-baslcJoyalty- before Christmas. lo pollution of the nation's wTater '-‘ 'the firs t 28-day v is it is spot. Probobly Ujo firs t two to Uio President. . . All hail to Roosevelt!...... systems brings hiamaij cfforia into__ ,,t?j(pet;tftti.tni£ a d u i3.h ow -iu uch-~yeBrfl of thiit n w t term w il l tell • ■'nio ordor Agnow-muat fill U ~bct?orpeTspectlve." ------: wo don’lTuiow .’' ure story. large. Every eye wIll'beTipon GIVEAWAY DEPT: -Wlierc w ater won't fall do\vn. Hl.s tounho.st task w ill bc to' him, looking for error and for -— ^e--havcrTf^rrnrllr^flt6 puppv TO DA Y’S C IIUCKLK: the aslronauls will shower establlph credibility wlUtln his sw itches -too quick to be t hat really likes kids. He is a small ? Wife to hushanch^vho is sjck in imder pre.ssure In a ba«. T lie y 'll own p arty as a man who has Ujo plausible, n ut tr ho brings It off. <£) l(U NIA, cook on dishes attached to the stuff lo win In 1970, whether the dog. He lives at 446 Addison Aveniie. bed: “ it's a. sympathy card from r he'll be hard to slop for the next _ stove. *nicy‘H slccp ••hapglng" Dcmocndjf- nonrineo Iw Sen. "Don't'blomo it on th t-w a te r- bad.. A dm it jX—you've... ‘ and cfin be ^f^Gn-flnvtlm o^ftor-7-- .nQmlnaliciL______: — ^youp-Heei‘t*lary-t6-m e:^^;— ; ------r— TP” ’ ‘ E dw ord Kennedy o r some I

SundAy, Novombor ,W, 1972 Tlrtios-Newi. Twin F a ili, Idaho 5

Arise^ Dump Lovers! They Would Wrong^ Your Rights

IlyO.A'.iGUSlKELKEn ------Batilon*rtortliniT«)rd‘^dl8cuss**'fool-you, E iivlrohm cntnl Prot4Jctlon up Boiso way. He (this means iMttles, chairs — a ll those. (4) A siga M u it l« ll the houn operation Editor, Timcs-Ncws dear dump lovers, bccauso It’s practicnUy was Just o^Ilttlu sneaky when ho said that it lovely things you could find and ^ k c h om e)___ and even must give a mimo to tlio place, Arise, diunp lovers, nndpropflre'to defend cut nnd dried unless scnvengors — hundfods was a “public gnlhcring" and Ujnt if wo shall be spread and compacted in layers, not f (5) A . telephone must be at hand your rifjhts! of people like you — appear at the public wanted to wo could put sometlUn^ In U\c exceeding a depth of twofeet. A m inim um of (apparently to lum m oa help in case a dump Tlicre’s mischief afoot. Tlio enemy lurka nicetin(; and raise yoiir voices to t)]o rafters • papor about it so people would come out. three passes of the eqiHpment over the solid lover cannot rcstraln hlmself and goes over just nround the corner. It’s time to be heard.. In protest. Well, dump lovers, It's In the paper and waste shall be required to achieve (he fence). One of life ’s great exploring th rills — tlin t of Come to tliin k of It, wo don’t remember If you hove your w arning. I f you don't want to compaction. (6) The place nluiit l>e securely locked up rooting nround U»e durapBrounda, Is about to U)c mcetlnK room nt CSI hns rn ftc rs so at spend endless summers standlns a fence C an't you Just hear tlioie beautiful bottles nt night. ij-iupjinfi of tlie pnsl. letast come prepared to fill U)e room with )»it looking afr-the dump becmisr-yop-wHI — ' going crunch? (7) Heavy equipment operator; w ill wear In fact.^hojc t , ^ h ( entire diabolical scheme to objections. not be permitted to enter — If you want to A t Hie end of each woridng day a unifonn hard hats, safety glasses, Ince Bhlelds, high- turn a dump ~ u beautiful dump — Into an Who among you hns not felt. the wander aimlessly over the countryiide In layer of at least six Indies of m aterial (soil, top boots with steel toes and equipment environmental stretch of nothingness wlH Jje wonilermcnl of n Sunday afternoon In o search ol the dump ybu wlU never sec — if we guess) shall be placcd over a ll this lovely must have roll oyer bars and seat belts. unveiled In Twin Falls November 30 at the dump -r and there before you-ls o colored you-want that l>cnutlful throw nwoy stuff Junk. And then another foot of stuff — called (8) Tree stumpB cannot be burned. _.09ll?KlLof.§flUthcrnJdalio-atlpjn.-’niat-wlll-.-- -Uottle^or-aD-unBpoilcddlah,.or.a.dlBcardMl- — trahsporled-boyond'your-reach-and-thcn— —anintenncdlfttrlflycr^iihjliriurtipreird'on Oh torriblr-thlng} - All Uieso-propoBdd— be the day of Infamy. chnlr which can easily l>e I'cfmircd, oi; covered over v^ith solUach night so eve^ if and then a final layer to n minim um depth of regulations to lake away- U\e rlib ta of The whole thing Is hidden behind plans of tliouunnds ot. pther things which you could you werp able to climb the fence and get two feet has to be thrown around. , citizens to be a scavenger If Uioy want to. the Department of . Envlronmcntnl ' Uike home, so that someday someone else inside there would be nothingJto sort *- .Tlien, to add insult to injury, the entire Wo can sec the limiting of the amount of Pt'oteclion and Health to mnke b dump n can throw them away ond'tlica, In turn, you had better prepare to defend your site, Including the landfill surfaces, shall be alcohol one can consume, we can sec a law thing of beauty (to those who do not havc"^ someone else could find them and take them .rightk. graded and provided wilii drainrige facilities which says It Isn’t nicc to chnse somebody eyes for dumps) Instead of a joy forever home. All tills cliange of the dump system to minimize runoff onto nnd Into tlio sanitary else's wife and we can even sec anotlier > (which they are, Indeed,*to those who love The notice — or should wo say warning — business Is sparked by ecologists wlio just landfill. , against working more than 40 hours a week them for what they turn up). The enemy of this public meeting ovas received the want to take all the joy out of living. 01), terrible ordeal! flow can you read tills — but never w ill we see the reoson for the would discuss proposed solid wnstc dlsposnl other day from James A. Bax, I, Now, Just what are some of the proposals? without i>cttlng your dnmlor up and putting n destruction of a beautiful dump other than ret'iiliitlon.'i nnd Ntandnrds. adininLstrutor of the Department of If we printed them all ther9 would be circle around tlie Nov. 30tli date and health safety standards. nothing else In the paper. W o'll tnke a few of planning to get to this henring early? In Twin Falls'county there arc now onlv_. — tljem-offrthe-top^Hhe-plle-juflt-to-iet-you— - Gnd, thcy“ cverrnre“RolrTB^jrTonti^Utc UiTee legal dumps. One at Black B e a r^ w n ' dump lovers know what you're heading (or. burns-at the dump. No more will that by Buhl, one out near Murtaugh apd Uien 'Itie program of dump changing will be gorgeous smell of burning castoffs wander one seven or eight miles southwest of Twin carried out on a cooperative, voluntary and over Iho-countryside! ITiey plan a bum F a lls :------educational basis insofar as such a policy Is period lasting not more llian three days for * It was Uiis latter site we visited the other compatible w ith the statutory duties of the. ' stuff like tree trunks and branches. And if day. What a terrible thing to see — a dump department. it's burning after three days then water Uiat doesn't even look tike a dump. Ah, ha! Then comes the next sentence, to must be sprayed on it to put It out. And only We took Bill Chancey, county commission wit: “ When the department, through these tiiree such burns a year wilt be permitted. chairman, with us. f^e scanned the area. efiorts, falls to achieve the accessary Not only lhat but wrHlcn permission must You could see a tear on his cheek. Surely, we . compliance I>ecau8e these regulations nnd be required from anyone living w ithin a Uiought, here was a true dump lover Just ' standards arc rejected, Ignor^r neglected, half-mllc of tho place. ■ ’ ’ like tne. ' ' ------or used as a delaying technique by those And would you believe it? Under the new And so, w itli one last look at a beautiful responsible for managing solid wnstcs, the- proposals animal carcasses or highly pile of rubbish before it was covered forever department will initiate'form al le ga l j)utrcscible_ (whtitem*lMhat is) wastes __ . r- and.almost Immediately — we made out -proceedings to- f u lfill Tts s ta tu to ry '^sball. immediately uponteing received at’ ' way back to the automobile we had used to responHlblllties.” the site, be Incorporatcinn'nrthc'Snnttary------get-us-out’thcrrr- After that slulem^nl, perhaps you should la nd fill and covered with soil or other solid And as we drove'into town, determination alert your dump loving lawyer too, Just to be w j^ tijs ,so Uiat no parts nre exposed to the welled in my heart. sure. atmosphere. Come night nnd they must be A determination to warn all dump loven Scanning the proposed regulations which covered with at least two feet of soli. No that the end Is near — uoleis your voice Is will k ill off dump lovfng as one of the events more w ill the a ir be perfumed w ith the raised in proicst ogalnst all these planned of an active and dedicated life, is a smells dump lovers have long endured! changes. stiuddering experience. What else about the proposals: Breathes there a man — or woman — who : For instante, U\e new measures will U t A drawing of the &ite to ucnle. Isn’t a scavenger at heari? control blowing papers and the entire dump I2l Geulogical anil ground water What we need Is to return to the real, old shall be cleaned of litte r every day — elevations must be determined. fashioned dump grounds. oflener if necessary. |3) An all-weather arcvNs road shall be Who w ant| a dump which w ill be mistaken C'uiii|is - . _____ . . Then the cruslng blow; All solid wastes cnnstruetud. ■- ' ______lo r .a park?______

ROWLAND EVANS & ROBERT NOVAK Times-News Public Forum The Demo Cutting Edge

WASHINGTON — A broad* new politics’ l^realdenllal new version ol Ihc ADA. which McGovern for Podhorelj's based organization of anti-New candidacy in this election," lonK U(!o abandoned Comracntury. Most CDM Mor^Jfjhan Hoped For Politics liberal Democrats, says the PodhoretZ'Decter Iniernalional anli-Commiinlsm charier membcra aat mit_l!i;2- ~Editor, Times-News: Sandra Mortenson, gne of your Now that we are fairly well have received. - p f ’atelyconceivedTiurinfrlinrt" -iiianlfpsto,' •■ino~V0t6rfl w eriT mul went over to the New Ttiat Includes Prof. John noche About four months ago, we own at the Times-News; and established here in your city, we Don’t change, Twin Fallfl, summer’s McGovernile orgy at s[)eaking with precision and Politics, Involved in those of Brandeis, LBJ-era White came from Ohio carrying K arl Wilson, ITEX of Magic would like to acknowledge our you’ve got something re a lly fbio Miami Beach and secretly sophistication. What they said discussions w itii Podhoretz and House aide and form er ADA dream to our nelv home in Twin Valley, who helped me'find tHe debt to yoq oil. We’ take’ great for you fiere! nurtured ever since, is was that American society, MissCecter were author Ben F. national chairman. Other CDM Fulls. Most of us, realistically, career I begane((rlyUils month, pride and joy In being in Twin .. aiff, Mltil and David surfacing -as a cutting edge in should continue on In that very Wuttenberg, adviser to Sen, academics ore Seymour Martin expect such a dream to fade a 1 now number them among my Falls — and given a little time, Andrew. Fischbach the .struggle for the .soul of the Democratic tradition which, Henry M. Jackson, and Hlchard Llpset of Harvard. Jeanne b ll as reality sets’ In. Dreams friends, and am honored at the perhaps we can begin to return Twin Falls Democratic parly. abandoned by the forces Sliifter. a Miu-yiand poUtlcal Kirkpatrick of Georgetown and always seem to lose something^ Uiought, some sm all p ort of what we TTie hard-nosed thrust of the tem porarily in control of tho leader and support of Sen., Joseph Bishop of Yale law in translation. But not this tim e. new group, the CoaUllon for a rational Democratic party in Hubert Humplirey, school. . If anything, we underestimated, Democratic M ajority iCD M ). is 1972, was usurped in some lliey kept their conversations From outside academia come and found much more than we revealed in an unsigned measure by the ftepublicans/” secret lo avoid accusations of Patricio Harris, the 1972 ARTBUCHWALD dared hope for. manifesto (titleyond that, it fills a u ne n tl) u s i a s t i c a b o u t lieutenants Max Kanipelman visited many more. As a mutter Cancelling Elections authors typify liberal long-felt need to show that McGovern, they rigorously and W illia m Connell; New York of fact, my father made a intoliectuals appalled by internationalism and law-and- shunned-any. hint yf apostasy real estate executive Richard career in the A rm y, so I hava a WASHINGTON - The about this.—9tinablatt,lU .he_ means no dlvldendfl at the end McCiuvornite new politics; order are perfectly compatible lhat would have piade them Havitch. a fund-raiser for Sen. pretty broad base for president sold. "O ur job Is to of the year. Am 1 8Upposed^0■ Norman M’odhoretz, editor of with liberalism . In tliis sense, John Connallys in liberal Edmund S. Muskle; campaign television network executives comparison. Twin Falls wins please the public. These ratings get up In front of a stockholders' Conunentary, and his wife, tlie CDM mirrors the founders clothing. But they quietly consultant Hobert Keefe, who met in the 40th floor conference hands down. Of course, the ...... indicate they arc turned off on meeting and tell them the writer-edltor Midge Decter, of the Americans for recruited a formidable cadre of is close to.organlzed labor! and room three days tifter the people who liv e ai)d work here election. Tlie ratinj!.H on tlie presidential elections. I t ’s true reason we made no p ro fit this author of ” 'nie New Cha.slity,” Democratic Action (ADA) a anti-McGovern liberals. black leader Bayard RusUn. are responsible for most of Uiat a pungent argument against generation ago seeking a refuge Many are from the academic Only two members of election night coverage had judt that there Is a certain group In year Is becausc tlie country impression. As I mentioned to a wasn’t Interested in electing a women's liberation. for anti-ComiTmnist liberals. community, Including Prof. Congress, liberal Reps. Richard come in iind everyone looked this co u n try who - are s till friend the other day (and we president?” "W e b elievi' thi>t In In conversations last summer Nathan Glaziu* of Harvard who Bolling of Missouri and Thomas very grim. Interested, but we have to think have found many friends here ’’Walt a minute,” the repudiating the Democratic the CDM was conceived as a wrote a pallid endorsement of Foley of Washington, were •'W ell, gentlemen," said the ,Ui numbers. *nicre Isn’t a signed up before the election. since we arrived), we have yet network president, “what do football game In the nation that programming chief said. Others, as well as labor leaders, to meet lhat "n a s ty ” person in you have to flay for wouldn’t outrate the Tuesday "Maybe we could work out a compromise. Why don’t wo put will folloW v Twin Falls. Ama?lng! 'I’here yourselves?” night election results,” The question Is whether any must bo a t toast one. I No one wanted to speak. , die - presidential—eleetlona -on— of tlie party’s blg-gunu— such commented that I wished tluit Finallyoneof the vicepresidenta "Begging your pardon, sir,” Sunday morning from 8 until 12 'Remember, You H a v e Four Years and All as Humphrey him self — w ill he or she wpuld come along and .said,‘‘I told you we should have said Ihe vice president In o’clock before the golf, Join. An eurly ADA leader, g c t'lt over w ill) — the suspense gone w ith Medicid Center chargeof news, "b u t even If the toiu-nument? That could satisfy It Takes Is Practice, Practice, Practice!" Humphrey personally Is k illin g us! instead.” numbers aren’t high, we should the people'who want to wotch subscribes to CDM's principles, People here have gone m iles Anotlier Vice president said. consider the presidential them, and we would still have specifically including a strong out of their way to give us help "1 wanted to show Truth or election now as a public service. prim e tim e on Tuesday night for national defense. Wliether_ he _ or advice — at no.amuU coat to Consequences, but you shouted I think it would be a mistake a movie.” ______to cancel it because of its low One of the vlcp presidents tell much about his wllllngness^'^*^®^* taking nnytJJlng nt n! Tlie network president .said, ra iin g :" - sald._!Thj)r^ould______wort^______but to challenge Uie McGovernile «way from a ll Uiose fine and "The • sponsor la very ”Tell that lo the Blllzkrieg beforo we make a decision, my wing of the party. generous people who made ws disappointed In its, genUcjnen, Dog J?0Qd Companyi',' = the^depurtmonl-has doneia su rve y- The Podhoretz-'PTirter feel so welcome, I must give a very disappointed. We sold him network president said testily, of why the people turned off on manifesto leaves no doubt about special vote of thanks to some on the Idea that our election "l-ook, gdntlemen. I ’d be the ^e c tio n night.__, ______tliose principles. It attacks "the fine pooplu who wont oven night coveraRO wouI(r.sell niore In.'Jt Dno -to RO -nR ninsr-the - "Tire m ain'com palhl was lhe claim of an elite faction that It beyond that amazing 'I'win Falls ------Blitzkrieg----- ...... Dog Food lhan any . American tradition, but I owe casting. Tlie majority of people . knows what Is best for others” brand of friendliness; Harold program we had lo offer this my first allegiance to the Interviewed believed that Tif millions of Americans who I am a memtMr of the LDS 'g n a jje d .- Into such bondage to ouraelves — arc genuinely concerned nbout church, and I resent. Nolan ’os,” said the network public safety and respect for Victor’s Implication that LDS president. "Not only 'the our. worries, our bad habits, our law .” liftople believe as the John B irch • elections but U\e prlmnrles and unsatisfied desires. Maybe wo’rfi ._ln-mcQtlngalfQrmlng^CDM,_:Soclcty_bfillfiYi5Ba^____ ^ Hfp ^conv6ntlDns~nnd—the--— ^— ^QOkineJsrJ rcedom In the wrong ' ______C o n g r o B s m a n — J F ^ lc y -There arc othera of us-Who ciimpalgns;” . places. Saint Haul wrotfe "WIiCre" commented that the only alsaf^lasldo. True, Uierelaa “ But^ chief," the the Spirit of the Lord.is, there is tntollcctunl an Cnnltfll lot«touttl>e Jolm Plrch ^ Icty-prnBrnmmina head unid. "we/ -llbortyrii-^HsIp-us-to-flnd-oup^real- HIW wns Uio doiiing) ol Iho Now Ihn t 1» good, b ut U ioTodlcnliiim ean’l cancH llio pmaidiinUnl freedom in the comfort of your' Pdllllcs Uinl culihlnntcd In tlio ot somo otita membors lonvos n oloctlons Jiiatllko Ihnt, Thoy’rol, McGovern doboclo. Whntovor lot to bo doslrod.,' an Atnorican trmlUfoii — ■like' presence-- Blao It accomplliilicj, CPM will - '■ ■ ■ Mra.- Agnoa Andpnidii TOn noll Tcliihlf iiir iliflr:’"' , Uletta Martin try to crack that monopoly. h u r l e y ' " l o t ’s not '4(0t sonllminitnl U . T ln m Nowl, Twin F a lll, Idaho SundJiy, Nov«ml)«r 19, 1571 Monsoon . . We can't all he involved in foreign affairs,' ‘Neck-and-neck’ reduces pace German vote seen SAIGON (UPn_ -Pounding BOMN (UPI) -Woneocrmnn IB West Berlin ro ily he is Sunday. Out Uiis tim e i t Is o mon»oori niins nnd low lyinfj amncollor Willy Brandi nnd Ills "quietly confident" of victory. hopeless) campalijn. E ip c rts say clouds cut Am cric/in nlr^lrlkcs CIir|sUnn Domocrollc '.riv a l, Barzdlaald ^ n t If lie wins, he tho riglftrwing extrenrlista w ill over North Vlelnnm to one- Ralncr Darzol, were reported will reopen talks wlUi ^ast get no more Uian 2.5 per cent tcnll^ of Ihclr ' rccord-sclUnH running nock-and-neck by public Germany In an attempt to win of the vote, II that.' level of Ijmcc djiyn nuo, the opinion polls Saturday on tho mofe concessions than did U..S, coijininnd sftldSnltirdny. cvc of parliamentary oloctlons Brondt. , 'hw FtrSpti^^nM iin ‘ ‘ H k ! yvL‘»t)iL‘r is ro (w sockcd tliey hoped would , brenk the West 'G erm any’s , NaUonnl ...... In rT t’s'jo lid cI6u(Ls7 nUn ’nnd” parliamentary deadlock that Democratic Party (NPD), MlnMtotMKMn tliunderfitorms," n com.mnnd- has parolyzod public business which brought echos of Adolf . spokesmnn snld. The Commu* since Moy. HlUer’s N a ils to the 1009 CLOBESE£DiFEEI nifits wure cxpcctce Siiturday for rapid pro- (.'utwn.s are linking- an anti- - m iide byi.FlU 's. wliich have u - Mrs. Gladys Campbell. ' Pocntcllo. vice’ gres.s toward an nnti-hijncklng h ljncklnp pact lo in eir uemandK^ "“ sdpiifsiTLuren radar .^y.'strm— president o( the group, presented the nwnrd ■ uc<'P T !L COWTIWUOm tODAY M OM 1 2 W O O M | Campbell and M rs. Ii>ra Flem ing, chairwoman arrange netotialions wiUi the cieiir yet whether Uiey will 'Hie IxunlKTS flew four of Verse nnd Vista. Caslj'i) government, through pre.w hard for an American Snumhrr til Ihru Nnirmhfr l!> • missions over the north and 27 The group’s next meeting w ill be tho annual Swi.ss di|)loinaLs, that could co m n iiln ie nl on these demands, MATINEE ONLY ov<*r Ilu* South. lla rn io n it*n Q ir ls t m a s p a r t y lu n c h e o n D e c . I fi a t th e h o m e o f rrs u ll in a broad agreement to as they did in fruitles?> In Siiinun. I>residcnt Nuj'yen It a s f a ls J . V« A ', ’ i ' / Ntw«r btJorg Mrs. Von Ins in IV in Falls. 'ftiin i all tiijackurh for prosecu- negotiiitions two years ago. or Feature Times Today .'-ik A / / ' o n s e r iin i Van Thieu met for five hours liiin iih>ng w id i rnnsoin. passenT wlielher Uiey are prqiared now will) )us su-ni«‘inber National - - AH 2:30-3:00 P.M- gr('s,"(Tews and pr.ine.s,. Ireat the lilJacKing problem -Security Council. 'Hii; purp»>se ('uha, in a radio liroadcast sc[)iirately Sinfriilirr 17 llirii Sciifmhrr l!l of tlu- nuH'tinn was not hist—Wednrsdny—«fid—a—Ktill Uui-iuH- Urn -la^l—six—y e iiri— IlllillS ) 1.11 III A lS e a ts__ 75* d is c lo s e d , Football supporters [inv.'itc (li|)Ioinati(’ note Oct. .'id, Slate Deiiarlmenl officials said iiK iiiTNKVTnvrrnMi tftwiKamMKawsBSaBaKataKiKw ; IVcsent for the session were. inilualed new wMlingnuss lo .about :{,0(I(1 persoius had left Vice President Tran Viui Sinnrilirr ,’ j Him [Irrrmlirr :i M I X m A H O N U S r u L L liilied in air crash iM'giti such Uilks Cul);i illegally on rafLs, small fl length Feature Ulioni’, Premier Tran Thit-'u Hut adm iiiislralK in officials l>*>als and even rubber tires and l l o n n i o "Miiocle of ihe KLK-mN. Ky. (UPI) A c'DnjinandiT of Ilu* ,staU- [jolu't* K hii'in . l-'oreij^ri M uiister lYan .saifl tilt* outlook remains Uial the United Stales, havinf^ M i, . While Keincittt" M Van Uun. (ien Qio.Van Vien, ^vin-engine Heethcrafl uir[)lane post al Madisonvilli', Ky . said, ^ f i u i t n r granted Uiein iw litic a l a.syhini. S ALLHtif/'.i! AU lm n S {'harter<‘d by a group of football ■’il'.', diffic'idl In U'll how iiiiiny Ilrffin ltrf !i. Ihru Hrrrin'hrf III (’hairm nn of the fieneral Stjiff, would find it iinpo.ssihte to I'Jirrili!) A ffairs Adyi.ser N^juyen fans jip p arcnlly exploded in lliiT i' iii f . I)cciuise of the IM I iM n lllllh llh iln ir n i .MIirilMIN inukc Uieiii return liu in e .. ______Phu Due and (iresidential press night about midnight Friday conditimi of flhV” Ijodios) Almanac inii iif-m A'if-niiniirrrtnvTiriiM in As for recovery ol Ihe $2 (It \ i i i i .secretiiry lloanfj Due Nha. iind craslied in a field near found " IJy Unlled Prrs.s International m illion ran.sorn Southern Air- A U-S. conima/ul spoke.sman here. All 10 persons aboaril Today is Sunday, Nov, It), the wayh paid Uiree men who .said Uje Air Force F105 were believed killed. The ow iuT of the plane. :i2llh day of 1972 with 42 lo coinniandeered one of il.s recoiuuiissance plane downed Four badly mangled Ixxiies Charles (Jray, of HardsUiw^ follow, planes to Havana, officials siiis CuusliMU To Be Annautu II WAFFLE Elljabolhiautor.RIcliMti Burton, Ihu New Seekers Arc scheduled 4^)0 NiOht Gy In iati:t. l*residenl Atirahani Mi PlAV>>ou%<’ Nl'M York IUM M EIlSM nH/.r^e7 Sonny’s pKiAS, Clier m a Molher Monday. November 30. 1*73 8 • Vtewpoin* \\o v ic On Ch.ititu-l 'M At I p Uncoln delivered the Getty.s- STOMPERS 'If N ittu re bIflCkoul, - Aorlculturo U S A hopeless Greenwich VillAge ,, , ■ . , 5 UlAh FootbAll HiQhliorxlS ApArt.m-ni a (inh tioor wAikup Hoss I Weed, leaiier of New 7:00 7b, fl. 11 W ild K infldom ' h a n g in g >5l Sciwce In Agnculluru ■ Si30 will, no h..,ii no biihiub, « Iirokcn V u fk 's . 'n im im iiiy lln ll, wa.s 5 Old Time Gaspt'l sWv'M)'>’ And A b P d ro o tii thA> , . . on the adye PUPPET 7b, 6, n W orld or Disney nccotnniodiik's only a smyie bed senteiiceii to 12 years ill prison • 3-- This IS the Lift- 3, S AnnA And The King 7b TAb<.-rnACle C riolf More M ii.p lica lio n i? You ncl Hit. [ „ r i|L.frilU (lin(l till] c ity o f *5 o f your soot I ' 4SI Roont i l l t)ricle'' I SOllClllOUS ifiuU i % 0 Utulcrdou E ve nin g the e enlric old r.iKe Ironi upsl.’ niillioa. 11 Arihic'S Fun Housi- Evci>lnQ W W ild life T hc.itro Circui' Kiiillfs drawn up by the Paris *Jl. C urlosltv Shop 3 NAtlonAl Gear^r.iphlc Siindv Ount.in Bon(farc/s ancf l:1S 4si PArent Gam e Ouk V.in Dyki' jH'ace conference at the end of 361 — From Tho CAlhcdrAi 4b - Glory TrAil If*. Your Oei World War L Charge Accounfi «',)0 Isl Sfl»ule fo Yourt\ Across Ih e f i' 251 lU TA ld Of T ru lh 7b. 8 /V^cM i Ha ii And W ife I ^'t's M .ike ,1 Dc.il W e /com e 3b Itilly jAines HAron Jl SAndy Dune An 7:00 A thought for the day: »:00 7:00 M*>vci' "liiirelcM H in 3s1 Thii IS the Answer >>l W orld ol Disnev . 3. n M.'t.' s Lmv JYesidenl Woodrow Wilson told ?b H evivffI Fires Hi. I) Movie "PAMon" , i, 7b, U f r a fo iit u il th e S e n a te o n ,Jan.. 22, 1917. 3, ,1 1 - Her Aid ol 1 rutti 4sl - FOI lU'Nl ol J is l. U - - ClullWMikIv Zoom - Crtrrnicolenfln*! ** "'llieru niuiil be, not a balance O p e n S - D av ol Discovury i Sowtu-i-not-oyHaiii/<,>d rivalrjta>. 3sl. 7b No're DAnte hiohliuhls 4b Jusi OefiorAfton but an organized common ?b H i-rald of Truttt. 7sl • Jusi GenerAtion h i S«'v Downtown & Lynwood 3 Old 1 imc Gospel 1:00 p e n c e ." 3sl -M c M illA n And W ile - 11.— M «ko A W*Ui - ...... Al. a,..ll-.U iU Ql»Uv .... 41, i Tal)ernAc.le Ctioir *.1, 0 Mov:«-“ ''P A ll(in ” 4J) Uss«'iue 4b I A m ily GAmc AFRANKOVICH f»flOO UArb Irys /M M.Uiet M urcer a>H) Hol>t>y Shot 10:00 S All In The Foniily 9:00 3b - 11 IS W^iMen fsl F «m ily GftnM' Vsl How.in .itKl M A rtin 's l.,)i>i|h In b u t t e r f 4»l OrAl H otii-rts 7b Movie "The Lost Mitn" 21), f, Mi-tliL.ll CentiT : 5 — KSL Uyewitness Hepor^ 1:30 !K,GunS(noke ' e - Viewpoint 3 All in Ihe Fdimly 7 s l\|n fiAner Hours ARE 11 - .. r a ilh For TodAy 4b • French Chef 11 10:30 is l M A S H 7b. 9, n • M eet the P rest 7sl - Frencli Chef 4i) ilo o k IJCAl FREE U n . »» - F acu Ihe NAfion »:00 7sl Book. lleA t * Is l. 4sl This IS the L ife 3 - CAhnon 10:00 , 11:00 4ti, 7sl M ASter|)iece Ttie.itre M , 3b. 3, S, a, 11 Ni'ws Movie '‘TAriAh Tnumprts" S PonderoSA PETER C^REY, M.D.: 3b -- Unl >rld 7bl _ M A ftle rp trce- T henirp------“ -•ar'-Clory TfAil 3 - LAmp Unto My Feel f :30 7sl ausini'ss Tem po '71 • busts liypocrisy in a Directions Isl - Niflhl GAllery 7h CoALhi's C iirn i’r — i . insiQ hl - - 10:00 . 1 0 ;li ■ bi)< Boston hospital, 7b — To Be Announced ?SI, 3. 5, 7D N e M 7h News • - F ilm 4b — F Irin o L in t 10:30 11 F acc The NAiion 10:1} 7U - Hold Onoi B, II Johnny CArson F o r Y o u r lls W . 4J) 4Tel I0:3S , Thankf'oivino cauM M nctunc# iv«Mni JAMES GOBURN 3b, 3, 11 — Pro FootbAll Pre Ga h ic 3l>.n,— Hews- • Show Jb M o v ie "T h e Cruel SoA'^' Inioymont • ^ « l , 5. ?b, a — liiuo) And Answert 10:30 I * h i - TrtKc 3 ' , 10:40' . .. C ontinuous A dcrn oa n GEORGE C. JENNIFER OUElUl^ 5- OYU FoofbAll Hiotiliofit» 11:W 10:40 M a l l n o M ______1 0 i« ______- ...... — a n . m , i — Pro-Foolball------_a-j:^CQ5-Mcwi____ . SCOTT 5 -A to u lo .—'^oUAAAdriU^:------— ''.Tng-Twi-nflCtti-Ol-Pr. T Ifuriday Ihru — Jb7'3. n — P ro F o o tb s tf,------j( jk y !l" WCAREYTREIIIMn 10:41 Sunday ... 4i1, i - S flfurdfly N iflh l w ith SAf^dv 7li- Johnny CArs(>n 3 - M o v ie : IlI^ A llO ^ Ol GW AIt({r' STACY f - G llm o u r __ 11:00. From -tailoow Plu<'at6;43PM ' liOO~ ------4sl -N ew s «I~M 0VID': "tlfflB-Norip-Prlnce**- 71)^.Movlei_^'Go We»t, Youno MAn" KEACir ______U ; ? 0 _ ' . SPECIAICHIIOBEN \ MOM p ilM n li « FILM BV nAlPU NtLiON ]|3 0 11 — MBvIe: " M ille r P'uddwino"' ARODERTCHARTOFFii 11:06'' 5--AAovlo, I'Uonelv Are The“ Orrtve” -MATINHS-ALSO ______• 7b, I I — Pn .. . .. ,).M -IBWlNWINKLCnPnODUCTION, ~ i l l . hi —- MDvio: — Tne-cnapmnn rvdoy Ihru Sundoy ROBERT MrrCHUMw 4 M lra c ln " l l t l J 13:00 7b — Movio: ”Journt/to Shiloh" 2sl'-AADvle. "WAy , . Hu, "W illy Wonka —2il_=_Mflvlo i_"Tu m tJl B w * « d . TheWRATHofGOD 71) — SW W M t ‘ . AIL SEATS 75 CENTURIONS '4»l, B — Nowi f . 0 + J O S C P f l WAMEJAUG^ [ jP ^ 4l|TKOCOlOII MNiVlKOM* • — Moviiti "April Lov«'‘ . • - 11,40 ------I f M ......

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TWIN FAIXS — 'An Between 30 and 40 workcrA include YWCA, $11,008; VMCA, ontlmlfltlc OrOUD of United Fund nrn C im nrtprl tr) ndfllat fliirlrin l8,tG4-, T w in FoUa M ental fix -u p la g s ™ iun.cer.„av. rolled up Uiolr Z Z T.„‘ “ t u r t Health Aaaociatlon, 1^,000; «loovca for an all-aut "clcan-up- been obtained to lie donated as Camp P lro G irls , 17,600; (Continued from p; 1 ) than had been cxpoctcd and day event iMoMlny. p r ,„ , tor tlio 10 top workers. Artlirltia Foundation, |il,320; Enrl Faulkner, United Fund United Fund colleellons will Tlio conlrncl'Wgned by Ui.c there wore compncllon Salvotion Army, $1B,1M; Boy irealdont, said a special effort be used to help 10 Twin Falls city and the ooi^tlructlon . probloms duo to moisture, Scouts of Americo, |37;,05G; by workers who have already agencies, company calls for atrcctrcpnjffl The procedure for road American Rod Cross, $18,485; ilonntod many hours of servicc -nicse agencies and their on seven fltrcela wiUjin Local surfaclng.Tommerupimld.lslo U.S.Oj, $850, and Sliver Sago Improvement District 87 and tear out the cjcisUnH road bed, In Uie .present campaign Is minim um operntlonnl biidHets G irl Scouts, $500. four addltlonnl roadways. compact t)ic remaining surfaco, being made for the clean-up Under the contJ*acl terms lay down on Inch and a half project which will last all day tuesday. w ork on South Park Avenue and layer of gravel, compact that Hoadquarters will be Ruflsett Street was due to be' layer and add another Uiree- completed by Aug. 15. - quarter Inch o! gravel on lop b! estobUshed in tlie. Boy Scout office where workers wfll W ork on SJioshonc. Streel, that, and compact the top level. reeelve-telephone-pledges-ftnci- — Skccl.— Elizabeth------Hio-projcct-wnadetayed-due w lll send a vehicle to pick up tlic Boulevard, Sunrise Boulevard to compaction problems at all pledges If persons ore too busy M artin Street, Mornlngslde levels of the ooperatlon, he saldr D rlv e ._ A ltn D rive: Cflendnlo fn n d d itin n . thftre wore or unable to bring them In. lirnvtrtnlkpd-wlttfir Avenue, Ridgeway Drive and unapeclfled "problema wUh__ - " Of board members' who have Oreatview Drive was to be done subcontractors.". expressed a w illin g n e s s to by Uie beginning of October, And, Tommerup added, “a personally devote this day to with w ork on tlie Eighth Avenue delay In any given area of the * soliciting. A number of otJiers lateral crossings scheduled for project compounds itself in the have inriicated U)ey are willing completlon-by May 1, 1073. p ro ject." to spend some addition­ At the • prcBcnl time, He also said the c it y ’s al tim e 'tow ard the end of the according to Ijirry Tommerup, specifications were in many campaign,’’ Faulkner said. •a constri^ctlon 'company cases conservative In "Fred Frazier and his official, the project Is about 00 estimating the amount of work campaign crews haye done u to G5 per cent finished, wltli that would be needed for the tremendous job. We hove work on locust, Glendale and project. already equaled last year’s Sunrise Streets as well as The contract bid colls for an figure, Uowevcr, the campaign Elizabeth Boulevord not yet estimate, for example, on the. WE PROMISE TO LOVE, HONOR l.s not over until nil contacts. — finished. -CO flt_ofjem oval_ol-41-.treca ______AND OnEY YOUR nUDGET ______tJ F “ ■hnve made. T ills Is why With the deadline for the Tommerup said his firm has the cleaH'Up d ay Is so ^ 0 prornisod hor hand. And you promisod to . completion of most of the had to remove over ten more UNITED FUND flags will fly Important,” thejjssoclntion pu t a ring on it. W e prom iae to ploOBo you both. project passed, the construction than the contract stated. TF school bond In downtown Twin Falts president said, Lot UB show you n ttunning aoloctiori of -firm hns requested-an extenston- - And; he said,’ while the c ity Is Tuesday during the ono-doy Campaign officials said the diamonds in all aizos and prices. Wo'll help you of the deadline. City Mannger within the Uljnlls of the clean*upeffortbyU. F. volunloer collectlons^in this ye ar’s drive find « fino diamond nt a prico you ' Jean M lla r said this week no contract, It has contributed to workers. Preparing to place now stand at $83J)00. equal the can afford. Wo'll all keop our promiaoa. extension has been granted, time problems for the queries mailed nagfi nt cnch Intersection arc final rocord'amoiuit-obloinod-ln- _And-yQU-won!Lb«ak.yQuiJiudoot, although one is expected to be construction ficm._ Robert Veeh, Information lasl -veor'a caraififlEn). workers granted...... -v MllorCourtlerr.Uioargumont TWIN FALLS - hi|jhachooltoroplnccUi{ciirrcnl n lc & are olming at the original }>oal But at the same time, first by saying the dty is a citizens' cnramiltee hus Vera C. O’Unry structure. i 1 „hnirmnn il... of 1114,000. Milnr hinted strongly that the entirely within its leeul limits, dialrlbulcd o direcl mail public Cystcr said Uw school district Radio station.'! In Twin Falls city would seek to assess as Tomraerup says,, and opinion poll to 350 Twin Falls doesn't have sufficient Ixmdini; __iviU-be_dQnatlng_tlmcJo_ri!!y:_ ------“ltquidnte4-dntni>(!es'^Mst»^econdlrby-anyfnB-lhrJtrhns-iaiIitenTt6T!Tn(le“ruturF j»™ R “ ca p a clirt< )T (u n irK iU i"T n e *7 -^^^ “ long broadcasts to report the afjalnst the construction firm, cut back on work requirements of a school bond election. junior hif'h and a new Jerome news? Call Charlotte growing totals during the., Tlie contract allows for up to In oUier areas. The flve-page, 3B-quesllon eleriienlary classroom building, • TWIN FAllsAl^*"aURLEY Bell. Tinies-Ncws comimuiUy Tuesday effort. Intervlew.s will *V A U A B lt ON CONVENKNJ CBiOIJ «»MS (200 a day. And Tommerup said, Uie city poll, mailed Siiturdny to 50 iind the questions ore gauged to corres|X)ndent. at 32-1‘-l7fil. also be conducted w ith drive Tlie city manager also said held the contract bids for nearly tcachers, 175 part'nts and 125 determine which building Is personnel. the contract contained no 40 days before ayvardlng It to his persons selccled at random seen throughout the d istrict us provisions for piecemeal firm , resulting In a delayed from the Twin KalLs teleptione Uie more pressing need, acceptance of Individual street s tart on the program. directory, asks a serio.s of A nother question asks, repairs completed by the The contract, however, questions alxiul lliu conunltl«e “ Dl.sregarding your own vole, if contractor, and siild the city clearly stales thot Uie c ity may itso lf, Uio howIh of the school n bond election wos held today w ould'not accept uny of the hold Uie bids for that period of district in liglit of current on either of the abcye two work until it is iiU satisfactorily time before sinplnij »n problems and the meanb* of iK.sues, do you believe that your completed. agreement with a contractor, deveioplng policy within the circle of friends iind associates ------Hc-cstimatcd-the cQmpkUon___ Whatever the causes of the grhnnl Hi.strlcl _,_would—bo—for or- ■ againtit of the project for mid-summer. difficulties that have arisen, Gory Custer, chairman fn construcUon of "an elementary 1973, about 10 months past the several things are agreed upon, Uie citizens’ committee which school or a Junior high school^" original completion target d^te, .uHliough sometimes only has been a t work for several while Tommerup said the work prW utcly. months at lormulatinn a questions in the would be done by mid-spring, The firs t is thot two blocks of proposed school lx)nd election, tiuestlonnalre deal wiUi the two or throe monUis earlier I.,ocuat S treet w ill rem ain SiJld Sjiturday tii6 questionnaire desirability and possibility of Uian M ila r’s estlmute. unpaved this w inter. ulUioiigh was to ensure th a t a invoLvJng cUlens commltleea. In addition, Milnr said, the Uiey will “probably" receive^ ‘‘representative’_____ sampling ofstudents In the work on repaving four city primer coots to protect Uie opinion reached the coiiimiUee. formulating, of policy in the blocks of Shoshone Street gravel and to reduce safety “ We feel a certain typo of ilis lric t, North is not yot

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CIlARjLES SIEBER, lcft» club mannger, and Q ief Antoine Oaunchr' dlieuis plooi for th e - Discuss iiijpins grand opening of the Horse Shu Club In Jackpot, 139 - 3rd Avo. South ...... _ „ *NeVM-Tu6 flday through Nov. M.' * ...... TWIM fALLS, IDAHO OBnOt Y p. O. BOV 4 9 1 OFFICES: Downtown Twin Falls Lynwood Shopping Center • Kimberly Horse Shu sets grqind opening

JACKPOT. Nev. - Grand from 7 10 y p.m. Tuesdoy p rim itiv e structure in the rough now In operation, |t serves as BEST WISHES oponinH tho newly remodeled through Prldoy, Special slot desert area and pioneered the an entertainment area for Horae S m Club w ill be one of machine bonuses will be given gambling community ahortly southern Idaho communities _____ Uie blK^e.st Brand opcnln^^s on, _diirinU—tliC—wcek.._and other after gambling was prohibited -and <0 -favorod-stop-for-tourists- record, fitiy club officlni.s, prizes, offered--thQsc,flttcnding^-Jn-IdahQ-a-numbor.ot^eara-aBQ- -tra vo lin g —U r-S .— 03—betwe«n- Tlie Horse Shu Club, the firs t n, .. .. A six-dny lonf* f^rand openinn Collfornia. Nevada and Idaho. hulWInK 10 be locntod In Ihc A1 Huber and George FRIENDTIEST begins Tuesday, and will continue through Nov. 20 with n desert ot Ihe Idnhi-Ncvnda 5 ? ''o '* . Detwe'iler and CrniR Neilson arc bQrdor,-ifl^;re

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CIIKr ANTOINK 6 B IG DA YS! n e i l s e n ^ This prciil l€‘fim wel)'oni<‘s yiiii t» ihc (iraiu l 0|M 'iiiii^ of (liictiis IV lc ’s newly reniodelcil and (h-corulf'd llorscsliii. NOV. 21 thru NOV. 26 Cliiirlu' SiolH'r wh<» is well known lo llir [iroplc-uf-iM afrii^—Viillev-wnvi Tornierlj^fhi- ninnagcr of lh<‘ Holiday Inn in 'I'win I'alls and ll«' Him- IjiUcs c o m p f l n v Interior of rcmoilelcMl oliili (lounlry Oliib. ( licf Antoine is inlernalionally famous and lias worked in some of llie finest dining rooms in the world. CONGRATULATIONS TULATES IT’S A PLEASURE TO“SAF H O R S E SH U CONGRATULATIONS p e t PI ON YOUR OL'ALITIEOIIPMCNT GRAND OPENING FOR-THIrPREP*RifflftN AND SERVING . . . VOllt NI'W FACIIITIES OF FO O D ARE AN IMPORTANT -PAIIT OF OUR AREA!!

0Timf ».j> •'ft*' ..Hr «>s — ' —'— ; •, i - ■ ' 10 Tlm»i N«wi. Twin F«lli, ItUHO Sunday, .November 19, 1W2 Sun Valloy-Hiiiloy-Wood Richfield nows?, Call Dixie River Item? Call Terry Comp- Dixon, Times-Nowa communUy Savant Appeal set on HEW cuts y bell n t 768^30. correspondent, Qt 4S7-2117.

WASHINGTON (U P I)*- state and local educational NAACP Legal Defonso Fund^ by fiubltc, ' collegos and Government attorneys In­ agencies which continue to (L p F .) to d raw up an ord«r for u n iv e rs itie s Hi. Louisiana, denies . dicated Friday they would receive subatanjinl federol hid sldnaturo w ithin SO days or> Mljwisalppl. Oklahoma, Florida appeal Uio rullpg of a fodarol funds In' violntlon of the dering the' government, to and Nortl) Cnroljno. . -judge directing Uie Department statute.” inltinte enforcement action iW noted tfint unacceptable of Health, education and J. Stanley Pottinger, head .of against segregated* school plans were submitted In charge Welfare to cut o ff funds to HlilW’sclcil rights.divislori, and operations' Arkansas, Georgia, Virginia, flchool districts s till practicing departmentnl nttorneys said He rejected the government's Maryland and, Pennsylvania. HATON nOUGF, IJJ.(U PI)- -flflgregatlon. Ui{|t on thc.bQslsof.ncws re p o rts .^argumcntsjhaljjnforccracnl of _ At.Uic.publlc.filemcntary-and_ Soulhern University’s prcflidcnt Tlie attorneys sold "there "U)cre a ppo^tr'to be serious the federal low Is aecondory school level, Pratt Uxliiy denounced cluirijca by appear to be serious drrora" in errors In the decision which ."discretlohgry" witli tlie main said, 113 southern school m illUints Uuit lie conspired to Uie decision Issued Thursday In may merit an appeal." Tliey did burden placed on voluntary districts hod submitted set up II sliidenl'pollce ,claah Uie D istrict of Columbia by U. S. not SMclfy Uie errors, compliance by local auUiorlUos. desegregntlon plans two years U)»t took ttie lives of two young D istrict Judge John H. Pratt. Tliuir statement said no final 'He declared that HEW ago but then Ignored them. blnck.s 'nuirsdjiy. Review Net Prott held tlu)t efforts mad(i dcclslon 01) an appeal would be requests for voluntory^ com­ Seventy-four of thesQ, he ruled, In HO ejnotion-pncked^ news by HEW to obtain voluntiiry ^ a d e untH tlie w ritten deci.slon pliance were "totally Ignprcd” "are stiil out of compllancc." — LT,-WItLL4M-U-CALLEiV conforence, iJr, tj. ix'on Ncltcr- *r omfJl Innce-wi th-thc-1 M 4- by Monroe and Shirley In coifflnenicnl, hfa pronpcctii Kcl studenLs up and have lliem Win If You Will Paimin for rehabilitation and Ills by Paul H. Dunn kille d ." Nettervilie said, " I feel stops T V shows A haw to book lo idd v»nel|i pliyslcnl ond mental health. liial in y personal record of ind spaiklr to family liomr ( U P I i sjTvicL-s to tills coininunlty. NKU YORK (UP!) - reporters an(\ cominentiitors m - k Thirteen fascinating personal stories evtninii ind Id tjmity living lenciallir. Cunlims ove< loo hun. both aK-ran cducator_ and n Tclcviaion'fr lop hit. L*A11 In the belonging to AFTltA did not ol prommeni IDS mfiii wlio achieved died ideis lot alltK tivt jctivilie^ L'ilizen, is sufficient to exonef; F a m ily ." was one of four major show up for work. top flight success. Includes six ath covtrm{ ill igf Itvels Com ale n if of such Irresponsible shows shut down Friday as a Tlie labor problems do not Ictes, an astronaut, a Congressional plelely compitib’e with Iht accusations.” A ir bag r'esult of a lalior dispute bet­ affect film ed .shows at tlie Church s hams (venmi prog'am Medal ol Honor holder, an exploref, 01 immensf vati;e lo evety Umily After 'I’lnirsday’s clash on tlie ween CHS and tlie International network such as "Here Comes etc Intense!/ readable and strongly Baton Uoui’e campus, students Brotherhood of Electrical 1-ucy" and “ Tlie Mary Tylor $3.S0 accused N etlerville bf fleeinj^ standard Workers. IBRW.,, Moore Show," motivational Especially recom a^ sh eriff’s deputies and stjile Tlie oUier shows affected LYonkite is tem porarily off mended lor Aaronic Pfiesthood youth fr o m the hook-nook, on ihc balcnny . . . troofK-rs surrounded the univer­ were "M aude," ‘‘The B ill Casl)y tiie CBS Fvenini! News sity admini.stration biilidlnK. opposed Show.” and ‘‘Tlie Carol Burnell program w liile he undergoes - $4.50 Nettervili(f said tlie d(inision to Show.” routine medical tests in a New CROWLEY PHilRMACY call officers onto Uu* campus WASHINGTON (UPI) -TTie York hospital, CBS .said he w ill Producers of the four series 144 MAIN AVE., S. . ■•was miule hy the“ cmnpim American Automubile-JUsocIa*^ su.np^ded o pe ra tion s In return to the program on -tl)o«ovorn- Hollywd^od' aft'er" the aiHors 'M onday. ment Saturday to drop Ita was acting through tne in my represent^itive union, American requirement for an air bag absence." l-'ederation of Televi.sion and safety device on 197fi model 'Hie |i5-year-(jld adm inistrator Radio Artists. AFTRA. vdled cars, claim ing the a ir bag is said, in effect, that ‘- Vibft'put on the reKuseltotor to keep the organs to finish tlie liroailcast; but it "olJvc” until llipy roHld be re/noved. warned tliat any menilier who ------Me then began to show Bome signs of violated the union order would movement and reflexes. He soon resumed ix‘ suiiject to disciplinary ac­ breathing normally and wos.plneed in Intensive tion. care. The network’s two • live" Doctors Immediately fi'verluhly resumed daily .soap operas. "A.s Uu- efforts to revive nil his funrtlons. World Turns" and •■i^d^;e u( He was listed in rrltieal condition Saturday. N ight," w ill also Ix- affected A hospital spokeKman-eommenied that the CUS had curhcr ^ i d it wa^ ease points up "the controversial question of prejwired ti) televise all its when legal death occurs." .schwlulod pro football ^ame.s on Sunday, even- if play-by-pUiy VOLCO Ca r p e t u e p t . 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It's ’Hionkflglvlng already. So A 2C4>oundcr should Uinw in talk turkey, ^ liours. If you can't fight tlio tlio Nallonol Turkey water ro\jllno, le t tl»o bird Uiaw Fodoratlon says we're going to inside two h ca vy^ u tyg ro ^ry cohsumo moro than 2.3 billion bags.^lt acts as Insulation to pou/idfl of turkey tlilj year wltli slow down Uiawlng. «t le a it .half t t pile going, — Read tlio package label. I t down our gullcta during tlie sliould sgy_USPA GrfldolA,Qnd_| “ Novenilisr-Doccmbor liolidny contain the word "young" or . Mfliion. ' “ fry e r" Cfor tenderness.) jH io turkey typeq ore pujihing Somt} SS' percent of the ._mlBhtlly_,:to_jgct7 us off th U . turkoys being sold this seoson seasonal hnhgnip. A lltUe moro are tlie “self-basting" types ' , tlmn 10 p a r s ngo wo luicd to which have vegetnblo oils and devour DO per cent of our turkey spices injected In i tljcm so production during the holiday __con£QfitlofL_jfJIl__ Dokc_| “ B ^ f l s w r r out nnd baste the bird as it To get ui to eat eyen moro Qooks. turkey “ out of senson,'’ they've Somewhere In fine print you come up wlOi produclu such na can see what they use In tli^ turkey roasts and rolls, turkey self-basting m aterial. Some use - pot pics, turkey tctrazzlnl and coconut oil which nutritionists even “ turkeybu^ger.” claim Is not good for people who The ground turkey meot w orry about cholesterol (m ostly thigh) Is frozen at Uie problems. Com and soy oils are plant and then shipped to better. supermarkets where it's Strangely enough, tlie widely, (hnwed somewhat and ground marketed Butterball turkey, (Iner to be put out on fresil>-meat produced by Swift, has a label ^unters.likc homburgcr.. which says *'no butter added"- , Turkey salesmen arc playing and UslB coconut and soy oil on the fact that most Instead. nutritionists rate their bird high — Some w arnings: MaJnc sure on the health list. I t ’s a protein the bird you buy is frozen solid bargain, they say, with as a rock and the package is not relatively little fat or torn .Never thaw a prestuffed cholesterol content when Urd. Cook it frozen. compared to hamburger and Never Muff o turkey and put It other moots. hi the re frig erato r to cook la ter. -The new-‘Hurkeyburgcrs'' Birds deteriorate five - times-- cost fro m 10 to IS cents leas per faster with stuffing In them. ■pound than hamburger and That's why you have to quickly contain only 0 perccnt fat separate stuffing from leftovers' compared w ith as much as 25 before you freeze them. "per ccnt fat in the traditional And,ryou~"shourd freeze” hamburger. leftovers because they're not But, back to Tlianksgiving good in the unfrozen state after and the big, oven-buster birds. two days. To find out the best way to (Copyright 1972, negotiate buying, thawing, Los Angeles Times cooking and the leftover ^obleni, I oskcd my assistant ediWr, Marlhn Williams (who' Tail hal'ness cpoks for a fam ily of five), to CHICAGO (UPI) -Technolo­ get some tips from professional gy sometimes ran ahead of food buyers. Here's her report: T h e'b lfig er Hie blril7Tire“ invention-in Ihe-old daysrtoo— nnd thereby KU*otchod out many ~Bcner^he price'. A fter IB to 20 horse taUs. PLAYTEX pounds, the price usually drops Tlie plow, according to s^yerai cent.s n pound nnd you EncyclopHcdia Britannica, was also get more edible meal in proportion to Inedible bone. brought to England by the Romans, But apparently proper Allow for at least 'h pound per harne.is had not yet bceiv, person {or whole turkeys and 3 0 ' s Invented, os some of the plows around 1-3 pound per person for were hitched to a horse’s tall. boneless roasts. $1.79 Value This custom existed in Ireland IT- If aizo bothersj'au. try. the. os late as 1634 when a law was frozcn turkey breast or turkey roostii. TTiey cost os much as W pa.ssed to prohibit "plowing by BON AMI f the tnyle." Forlunnlely by then ccnls per pound but when you better harness had been invent­ At Tlie First Sign of a Cold or Flu I realize that a medium*size to SPRAY ^ smalii.sh turkey Is almost half ed. wfl.ste (bone and g ristle ), the WINDOW pricu comes out the same. CopicidinJO^ Titey're not the same. They're "€tEAfsl‘ER turkey-ch’unks iituck together ■ - i 6 N 0 M N e £ — 15 oz; with gelatinous “ binding agents.’ ' •“ c^i£AHs$Au>r 59‘ TABLETS ~ *niuwing a big bird can be a problem. The ideal way is t9 let oFiwrepeynNs VALUE...' $1 .6 9 it thow for 48 hours in your VALUE 25'sr: refrigerator. But that usually ARiSUMENB' 9 9 ^ means everything else has to go; Next best way is to thaw th? package in cold water, chonging the water frequently t&'keep it cold. tU S IL MIDLAND-8 TRACK K c t c l i i i m ANTACID m e e t s e t TABLETS TAI>E PLAYER KETCHUM — Improvements lOO's ~ AM-FM RADIO wifh in the Ketchum Fire DON BROWN’S Department w ill be discussed to o liiblets in convenrertt ] ' Stereo Turn-Table Tuesday evening during a SAFETY SERVICE coltophano strips. meeting of the Ketchum-Sun $149.00 VALUE Valley Chamber of Commerce. The Ketchum City Council and all Interested residents Value . . have been Invited to the-apeeial "meeting, which will begin at 8 Idaho SldU ln(p«(tIoh Slalion « f p.m. at the Ernest Hemingway • Molo^Tuni up • Uxikei Grndo School' • Alionmenl • Qolnntmo 417 Main B;------733-031^

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HANSON DECORATOR KAZ DYNAMIST deadline- B A T ir $13.95 fo r thursday SCALES VALUEr 1 GALLON n o V i 23 WT360 (Thanksgiving day — Ctiristmas OPpning edition of the Tim.o-Nov/s) ■ • REG. $ 1 4 .0 0 10 HOURS OPERATION 4 :0 0 p. m . f9 9 -MONDAY^ — PUaM-««ll V«ur-T>N od«t > l 7 V ^ o p 3 r : • rtJ Tlni#*-N«wi,.TJln Falli/Idaho Sunday, November 19, 1973 ’ ': U S pVans fund cutback for rf^tardcd, crippled JUST ARRIViD!

'WASHINGTON3T0N(1 (UPI) . -H iB b [ftcatioD If crpected to make a prdttoial O U R F IP ^T ATECHiiOLOGieAI^BREAKTHROUGH {0 Janiury to (ran fuudi available for health lervlcea to crippled children, tow* Income 'molheri, migrant worken»the mentally III and olher needy perion'f, ^ rarrryi'j n y i.i ] ■ i fovemment.iourcH laldtoday. The plan would be tied to enacUnent of a national health Iniurance syitem, on If lue that li expected to he.one of (he m oit Important to be conf Idered by (he . W # m N 03rd Congrefli, which convenei In January.. th e Department of Health, Education,and Welfare HEW currently If elrculatlng an interim policy ftatement wfilch calif for a *‘achedule of decreatef In health aervlcef funding/' Edgar Duncan, an admlnlitratlve officer of IIE W 'f Health Services and LOAD ISI n a S ’ M^ntol Heolth Adminlitratlon, fald the document hai not become a final 3 r d policy. He lald It wa i being circulated for comment and refined for publication GENERATION 100% SOLID STATE ~lnrJ(anuary-i«^-a-propofaUto-graduaUy'r«duo^-the-level-{»f-federdl-graRtB- MOJWLAR-J.C.=COLOR=TEtEVISlON^ ' ' availab!eforhealthfervlceiuntllotheriourceieflnUleuptheflaiiB£lti|[r' The policy liatement ioyfl (hot health projedtf fihonced by I(EW grants win have to "moke specific plans . . . to'tronsfer conftructlvely . . . to other funding sources.** Among the other sources cited ore **future notional bealtli. 100% SOLID STATE MODULAR I. C. ')* • i^urance, revenue sharing and other flnnnclng mechontims" llkrf Medicore and Medlcold. [ The document listed 14 grant progroms thot would be affected, Including (he Nflilonal Health Scrvice Corps of government doctors and nurses assigned to COLOR TELEVISION from , CURTIS MATHES slumsiand rural oreos; health molntenonce organlzotioni; migrant heolth; family and neighborhood scrviccs; c r ^ lc d chlldrcn services; health core of children and youth', community mentiu^callh ccnters and mental retardation A t Least 2 Years A head O f The Industry!! facilities; and ilckic ceilancmlo and Cooley's onemio services. We Proudly jnvite every prospective buyer to see TECHNA 3. You'll be just as Impressed as ,we are — that there j» nothing like it in the industry, and nothing as good, especially when you Frencjh order loaji cuts add up all of the other features. ^ 8 YEAR PICTURE TUBE WARRANTY. to curb soaring prices (Proratod after first 2 y e a rs .) 1 YEAR PARTS WARRANTY. PAIUS (UPI) -The French the bank's assets used for France went up 12 per cent In 32"CAB1HET Government, hiirns.scd by loans. tiie past 12 months and not 6.2 in Spanish O ak mountln(> industrial unru.st, In a letter to the bank’s per cent' as reported by the 1 YEAR FREE SERVICE. (d ark) or ordered cuts in personni loiins governor, Finance Minister Finance M inistry. -!_H i-B r-itfi-P icture—Tube------Mediterraneon.' _loday—to—curb-Jjiflution-aud- -VuloryGlfli'nrdd'Eatning-nskcd- “ ^l*rotc3ls~nnd” demonstral'ions (light). Also In mople Teciina 3 - 100% Solid State M odular soarini' priccs. Uiat from now on ail banks quit over the past week have In the iourth consecutive day "a ll special promotion nnd Involved postal workers, potas­ C h a s s i s of n selective t«rj»et alrilte for a dvertising" for personal loans. sium miners in Aisijce, hospital Instant Touci^ Tuning hif>hcr wages, Uiousand.s of One expert said tlie number workers. Journalists, garbage Autom atic I^inclTuning rnllwnymcn wniiced out In the of personal lolins has almost men, theater technicians, steel north and east regions. tripled during the post year, workers nnd television staffs. Autom atic Tint^LocU T rn ffic cimos h it Paris again l^ e Interest on n p^r-ionai loan^ The mil strike today' cut Autofnatic Color Control os commutcrs took to their Is much lower than that which services to one troin in four on' Autom atic Degaussing Solid cars. must be paid when an Item is m ain lines and to I’iy low as 20 TlJc Banlc of FYance raised lx)Ught on the in.stairnent plan, per cent on north and east Autom atic Ga|n Control State from 15 to 33 per cent the iie said. • suburban lines, AutomaX,ic C olor K U icr ■compulsory deposits on loans iiie g{)vernnient move came i.jibor leaders' claimed 25,000 A U t o n i a t i C R eaQ luLiQn_CnnLr-r>-l— ------commercial' bunks have made as Uie -Q m u u u n iiit^m ln u tc d - out-of-304,000 railwaynjen are since M arch 1072. A bimk Clencrnl Uilx>r Confedernlion paid less ll^nn (200 a nionih. A utociaallc 15 rlp;i\Lnc:s b L i m i t e r spoicesiiian said Uic muvc w ill (C^»T> said its own price Index 8 YEAR PICTURE TUBE WARRANTY Autom atic Line & liigii Voltage Control freeze an extra lOOO m illion in showed the cost of living in Mini-Ca.ssla item? G7R-383?.. 70 Position Detent UHF Tuner 32" Cabint'l in Spanish (D ark) Jumper obeys cop, lands in tree ^ HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Big deluxe 100 w. stereo with AM/FM SOLID STATE SAN DEHNARDiNO . Calif. "H e inotionud nie not to (UPI) — A poilccman wiio come any closer," Garrett said solid stale audio and 25" color pic­ found Antonio I^ v a rio poised to later. "1 told him If he was leap off 0 fceeway overpass told going to Jump to do It from the tures. $ 9 3 8 him that if he wonted to Jump he top {IfT|li?T5rulge," ...... * - . - — - - - •- * In choice-of cablnsti' aliould do it from a hlghqr spot. Ijevario took - the advice, J^ATIlEHSj * With qualUied trad e _____1 ___ : 7 *7itt^nh-tube-chassis The advice saved I,evurio’fi life, nmved tb 'tlie hlljhest point on ^ -officioU-aald. Uie bridge "gave me the peace ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Patrolman Slielley G arrett sign and jum ped," G arrett said. aow l.«vorlo wos preparing to Jump from the overpass over Ii.'vario lan(ied In a tree, 50 SOLID STATE the Darstow Freeway. feel below. j.’? .. )„ii. STEREO CONSOLE At Crowley’s & Magic Valley Drug! WITH AM/FM RADIO. __ In dotlcor light CObinety -with 8-track tape. S ^ ^ O O O ASSO RTED CHOCOLATES 1 LB. $ 2 ,0 0

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BOISE (U P I) - School trus- poM roorgflnliallon and or con- tees fro m ttiroug}]Out the state solldaUon oLschool districts. called Fridpy for sufficient state — ^proved an amended res­ PRE-HOLIDAY SALE . funding to finance a voluntary olution specifying that any reor­ program of public school-opcr- ganization of school distrlcta bo ated kindergartens. ratified by o majority vote of Tliey took the action at their t}ie Individual school ^ patrons_____ In- DRESSES annual meeting by a vote of_volved by separate action. -80M 7frfollow lng a half-hourjde------T u rn e d down a-school-for-— bate* ' mula t)roposal t h it the assocla- '/ 2 Off « More Hie only major objection was tion go on record. favoring Sluft.)0-2Q, lome half tizet. concern about adequate funding greater cquailzatiOYi~ln“ the to support Uio program. school distribution fund and call W o o l3 p c . William H. Morton, president for ennctment of a number of of the association, hailed the . cliangfa In Uie form ula, vote as a "significant step to- — Approved a resolution to DOUBLE KNIT SUITS ward more complete educn-. support legislation providing tion for the kids of Idaho.” that Uie superintendent of pub- $ 3 ^ 0 0 In otlier action, tlie trustees: He Instruction bo chosen on a - — Rejected a proposal rec- non-partisan ballot Istcnd of on ■Cowpar* 01 $50.00;-5lM»'8-lB.~SiK itylerjo chooie, bach one in newait (oil coloring. ommending the legislature op- a partisan ballot os at present. PANTSUITS BRIDGE REPLACEMENT at the In­ * 4 4 0 0 M e e t set tersection of Maurice Street and Elizabeth Boulevard is underway as part of the 1&72 street 3 Pcralt wool double knlH.‘ Compare of $60.00; Warmrcom> TW IN FALLS - The Snake R iver Four Wheel Improvement program of Local Improvement fortoble, free . . . nothing comparsi with wool! Siznt 8-18. Drive Association has extended an invitation to District 67. Large metal culverts w ill carry the Great i>yling & colofing for Winter *72. ______the public to attend a special conservation Coulee goes under Perrlne Coulee under ground here and at Locust niectlng Monday night.. « r ^ m d Elghtli Avenue. ~A later projeei will 1110 meeting w ill be held at 7:30 p.m. In the '~^acq(he coulee'under ground through Tlarmon KNITTOPS auditorium of the Sawtooth National Forest Park. ' headquarters building, 1525 Addison Ave. E. ~8tmirt~MDrrcll7 rugignaj—twnservattuTr * 6 ” - e^ucaUon o fficer witJi the Idaho Flali ond Game Acrylic to p i for pantt, tk irti or a«..|}louies.. Red<..navy^ Departmbnt, w ill give n talk on o fflo a d vehicles white, gold. S lie i In relotlon to fish and gome management Culverts installed at Harmon Park —progrxuns,- A film w ill also be shown and refreshments TWIN FALLS - Two giant 'Ihls w ill e im ilh a trtw o t»jrldgc project, which atstf includes iniprovement; ____ PANT^COATS will be served. Owners of oil types of off-road . culverts are being Installed In structures, both-narrow and in building of new restrooms'at (^verlng of the coulee where $ 1 ^ 0 0 vehicles are urged to otlend. the vicinity of Harmon Park to use for many years. Harmon Park and Drury Park' it crosses the two streets is carry the water of the Perrlne Jean Mllor, city manager, and the purchase of, several under the L ID project, however, Were $34.00, now reduced. Only 8 left. Siiet 8-10-12. All Coulee under major streets. ■ • said the culvert th Maurice playground equipment Items, la Milar said. wool or wool.blendt. . - . . Qrews from Nellson and Co. Street and Elizabeth Boulevard estimated at $57,750 total cost. The agreement for matching arc Instolllnfi.thc culvcrta at the win tie in witl] a long^ and large Of this, one half will come federal funds for the enclosure Electric reserve Intersection of Elizabolh pipe soon'to be Installed to carry from a grant from the U. S. of the coulee through Hannon GIRLS PILE COAtS Boulevord ond Maurice Street tlie coulee In on enclosure Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Park and the restroom ------a n d a tl2)cmrstrccrantfTCiBtilh—tJirough tho-longth IhbC'Tiresented Avenue, Park. city, most of In-kind services for signature and approval of capacity improves Tills will eliminate a serious Work Is to be completed prior In the way of furnishing labor the City Council Monday night, Sitet 7-14. Compare ot $20.00. toy owoy now for Chrittmoi. to the spring irrigation season hazard for young children and equipment for the Mllar said. WASHINGTON (UPI) -R e­ uniull roaerves alUjoualj .Uiey and Is port of the half-million playing In the park. serve capacity of the nation’s have access to ample capacity dollar street improvement M llar said the enclosure of the from nelghborhig systems. CHILDRENS TOW COATS electric utUllles In th^ 40 con- project provided for under coulee , w ill be accomplished Reserve morglns for these tlgous states Is generally Im- U)cal Improvement District 87. under u federal grant. on a [voved over last winter, but four areas ond the forecast of iriatchlng fund basis. The ^For Better Hearing the -SQUthcQst iQnd West w ill reserve cnpoclty ore: Nylon thell, quilted lining. .Bo/t^-or-girlt' tizet 4*8. Navy, have reserves of less thun 25 Most of New England, 23.0 NOW THERE ARE brown, green, gold. Were $10.00. ‘ per cent.'lhc X^dpi'aVPower ■pcrceniriheriorlda Penlnflu- Commlssion soys. la area, ll.fl per cent; the sev­ News O f Servicemen The PFC said Thursday, in a en states In the Tennessee Val­ in f a n t s CRAWLERS report based on estimates of ley, 13 per cent; and the Po- JERO M E — Coast Guard Goast Guard major u tility systems and pools, clflc Northwest, 5.6 per cent. COP Kenneth C, K ulm , son of units, w ill provide fuel, food and 0 0 that the & utheastem region Tlie FTC said Its staff report Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kuhn other llfe^upport required by the scientists.______” wtll"liuvu reserves of 16 -feumi-tiH>V-^%lthough ample and-husband-of- tho- fnminr. -IQOSLcollfln cDfiiiirQy..SiniJA:l:XL,.AiiQrl«d tglorL- ^Fs ship Is schodulod to rotum - □GT=^EAT-MARK-1PI>^ERlES5S^tP&l^^ cent-while In tJiFWest me copaclty from neighboring state Jeane MrBftinnon, alUoromCk . ^ . fro m “Girls AcryllT" may be available to assist these Is a crcw m em bcr of Uio Const K> her Scuttle homeport In April. I capacity available for reserves Thi Qilomil UAM too « !• ir>* motl populd areas this winter,' scheduled Guard Ictbtenkcr Norlhwlnd < graduate of Jerome hatring il<| vvvr m id* by UAICO . . . NOW. w ill be 20.0 per cent. I^• •icluti>t O0ph»%lnf Uic'opAon* ur Pricii SAVt nl Naval Training- Center In JEAN STYLE PANTS— News Of Record Orlando, Fla. $|00 A former student of the !Q! MAICO University of Idaho In Moscow, M ARINO AID CINTIB 1(1 Mr EuiPtxo Ar>ctiuHlfoi>i 10 Sizet 3-6x. A itorted p rin t! in cotton fabrics. 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NAPA (U P I) — CflUfomln’fl n u cco u could bo lending to antes come from Cflllfomla'fl cocktnU Jjccomcs , o rc«ulnr morkel, the pcar'bo supply will market." [ . the heat in July "just raised booming wlnolndufl^y is riding trouble. hlllsidosanll valleys. Wltli each hnblt fdr more Antpj^ans. drive prices up, opening Uie "Ithlnk'we’Ufcelthocrushln holy hell." NEW! 0 crofit of popularity, but Itiroooutofovory four bottloa year comes now sales records • More tlian 220 million gallons .wny to increased shlpmentrof UjIs area lij about three years," ■ Mother N nturc and ita own of w ine conaumod In Uic .United ns wine w ill* dinner or nn a of California wine were sold lost Imported wines. As production he said. Experts list more than 3,000 ''y e a r. ' . sybsequently Increases, cheap And a foreign hand might be different uses for mercury, CENTER S Q U ^ As the winemakers see It, imported winoB may. (orco rlftht there to oxtenid tl\o botUe A Tool of Many there Is still plenty of. room for prices doin dangerously. to , the American public." . Uiesl Uto IS a expnnfllon ^ adult per cnplto "We'll probably haye a one* “'niey are growing'like rpad tquaro, protractor wine consumption In tlie United Greeii Thumb Uilrd smallek* crop this y e a r/’ in.Europe now, particula rly In- V.. ■. and for . Stntea Is now 2A gallons said Harry G. Serlls, president Italy," ho said and tlien rattled locating conlcr im niinlly, fjut In Franco Uie of the Wino Institute, the off a list of countries ttiat could of clrclos fifjurcs la &0 gallons. Industry’s trade association, t try to fill the gap between BflSllV. ' But tlioro Is reason for caution "Some of...... this.... Is bound to be ^ felt' mjpply and dcm nnd-In'fl-fow - by the slnte's 250 wineries. 1110, iji the orlco of wine eventually.! years. George Ahraliam trouble Is first, too mtle wine, Scrils, a former vintner He said some of the )dnes

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Here arc a fgw tips, on. storing .flri}a|LV-Q.vei:flizc^C(Ull(UQil—l^ach-sttnd^poaUmd-lottm-foHowedb\rbUatftrinff-hgi>troHip> wlnca Uinf co' to thtf cvgn lorn^f tr i n rCallfam f " — ™ iar*s| Bummcr-bloomlnB bulba «o c«n W too wet nnd got tour, nnd kept evenly.moist. Slnrt to 114 dcBrcos, and a Inter-raln— m nrkot-nliico-wlUilnji'voiir ''ort'enccllont." ' Uicy'llcomc through the winter., NOnPOIJt ISLAND PINE: now ptatils by cutting top off during ,Iiorveat time,, cut this joo Vnrceili. onM ocm ivo • A s li^ drlvi,'drive ...... from Asti,... Glndlolua; Tw iaL-ni^cut-olt-Ililii-llim .rciem bloiui-ttm i-pino— nnd-roollnR -ln-sanilror-tnkir^enr'a ------premium—in ro ir-^jd n ia lla h Swi’as Colony Wiribi—o n ^ ra itfe onaT'eraneiie S r PMONI • topj close to_^ nook; foo; hnvlnR • rather stiff alem root cuttinBS, ilrastically. in Asti, thinks Uiero's n chnnce countrysldo in tlic notion, is tlithe ______„ M A tlC O . C O lllC I with sulfur or Sevlh or both, needles, reslnouB sap and forma Some common "corn plants" Wlnemnkera fear Umt when CaWomla premium wines may Charles Krug Winery where [•SUfKSIl K ftS i ...... 7M.S477 Place In shallow box or tray to woody cones. In its native include: D. sanderlana, wiUi Uils year's crop reaches the jjo “priced right out of the executive Peter Mondavi save ^ l2:imRln il.c. twinyfalli, dry. Keep In dry, cool, dark habitat, the Norfolk Island Pine deep green leaves with white place. Next spring, clean off (Araucaria excelsa) grows 200 bulbleis and tissue and plant feet high, but in the home you'll dark Kreen leaves spotted with separately. be lucky to get it to reach four or cream or yellow like gold dust. DAHUAS; Cut off stems, .five feel In height,...... D. Iionderiana.. has . narrow... place In flats with stems down to Oddly enougli, this evergreen leaves' with white margins. drain. Store clumps In peat stands quite a bit of nbiLse Another fine “ florist” corn moss and examine periodically. Indoors. It likes a cool plant is D. worneckh, with A little shriveling of roots Is temperature (less than 70 green and white pinstriped normal. If excessive, sprinkle degrees) and a sell m ix of one foliage. '• or dip Into lukewarm water and part each of sand, peat and Ti plants and corn plants are store again. Temp. 35 to 50 loam, kepi uniformly memlwra of the Illy fonjily and W hen an O cean-G oing-Salm on degrees. m oistened.’ ’ ' have ornamental foliage. Tliey I TUBEROSE: After tops die Give It a seml-sunny window need no special care t)cyond (uwn, dig up and leave clump (avoid direct sun) and It.even weekly waterings and monthly Inthcl with soil clinging lo likes to hove itajIoUnge syringed bathing of the leaves. Knows H is Home.-Address, - bulbs. Cut off withered foliage, on hot days.) Start new plants If the colors are n ot as b rig h t ■pack clumps closely together in from seed, or you can root the as you wish glVe them a little boxes. . top. Cut It off and insert into a brighter window. Red Spider How Do Yon Get Him to Change It? iop4n-worm-bawmonti-flnd—juft-oFpleln-tap-watfirror-ft-bo*— mltonnlBhttanrDtitJfoiJfinmrat------sprinkle lightly occasionally In or perlite^ (kept moist) JLyou.apong(LfQlluge,lliey-vvon!L— “ “Wrnlerli very ur'yTNejcrsp'rlng. Meanwhile, don’t expect It to be a problem. IJrown leaves Divide clumps, Temp. 50 to 00 grow fast Indoors. Indicate over watering or poor 'That's a good (lue.stion except for an ich- trucks to the Pahsimeroi r_ivc^_^rhew‘j)Qint3._- degrees. SHADBmW‘TREEj Many dralnH^’i:. _j.li.vologiKi. (whi^^tnowH the nnRwcr'already)," ” or rel^seT)eiatiie points of origin for the —- -CANNAt-Cui-iops-^eff- and h ave' nskcd~ tf—tlrL'“ Shuilblow~ — C. J. o fK ln p m il: ^ •'•E a fly 'ln ^ t'' - but the quL*Hliot» imn heon anKwored— on . fish—the q^ueijUon was .whether they would kecprfalrly d ry in boxes covered (A m elanchler) makes a good spring I started an avocado pit grand sialu —this year in Idaho, Perhaps remember their new home addresse.s. It withipeat moss. Temp. 35 to 50 ornamental tree for the lawn. Indoors. 'nietrcels24lncheshigh you haven’t noticed. would recjuire several years to find out, degrees. I.^avc soil around Yes, It's gaining In popularity. and we wonder what care it Since Idaho Power Company started 'I’hey did remember. Since the firHt year roots and separate In spring at In early spring the tree looks needs." building its Hellk Canyon daniH late in 1955, of adult salmon return from the ocean in planting time. like a fleecy-white cloud when Keep leaves washed off. wc havo had the roKponHibilily for conserv­ 19(3B, the Circle C hntchory has received GLORIOSA UUES: Dig like all other trees are still bare. Wlien plants gel too tall, cut ing the salmon and Hteelhead runs arriving more than *1,()()() fish every year. In 1972, a gladiolus, store In Shadblow gets Its name lops off. back to half so new at the lowest dam-site. From the beginning peatmoss,sawdust from the fact that American steins w ill form at base of old record I.'},000 salmon returned! ’ , « -- w e MHefl- th e -ttd v ifc o f DxpertH,' Dxperim G nT-*' ------vermlculite-Qt—temp.- o f-50 -jn d in nr'fe lr-that-thir--carlr Item . "Don'flie afraid to trim ' . Tlie.sinialuioiV'liavc'pTovKled^s ten ing:with fish trap.s and other device.s—then degrees. If they start to sprout flowers signaled the shad fish tljc plant for symmetry; it'.s m illion eggs this year in excess of the ^ arrived at a decision to attx-tnpt a unique n uve them to a cooler place. were running up the rivers to lough and grows fast. hatchery’s capacity to accommodate them, K olu lio n . TUBEROUS BEGONIAS; spawn. Tree grows 40 feet high Best soil m ix Is one part each 'I'hey were u.sed by the Idalio Fish and (huiu! Store potted tubers and la practli:ally dlseasc-and- sand, pent and loam. Do not Wc and the cooperating !k .siitmon over the improved in Ihe 1972 .stiuson. loo, with thu ORGANIC PESTICIDES; TI) or the Hawaiian Good Luck Feid-wilh-liquid plant food, ■ Seven raiige'or'ntbuhlaihs 125 road release o f njoriiJhan._*LOOQ nii‘UllC tijdnion Homcfiordcncj's who do not like R la n U i^ ------such • ns 2 8 n in 7 .^ p ^ e every” miles to (he Rapid river, a Salmon' river iiijui the Little Salmon rjver. 'I'he fish and ta use "p o w e rfu l" chemical Tlie Hawaiian TI (pronounced three or four ^ e V .s , one tributary, and the steelhead across Idaho ganie department increased the seasonal pesticides ask for some of the "Tea,") Is technically teaspoon to a quart of water. TjOO road miles to the Pahsimeroi river, catch lim it from 5 to 10 lish lo better harvest natural Insecticides. TTiese are Cordyllne termlnalls, a very Avocado can pollinjite Itself, another tributary! All of this took Home the surplus. also called "botanlcals" since durable follugc plant, having a but it won't fruit indoors. It's d o in g . A h lo the steelhead, Idaho enjoyed an Uiey are derived from various crown of palm like leave.s atop a even hard to get It to flower, but Idaho .Power fuianced Uuee hateherieji-^ - yxcollunt-fi«hing-*ioasoii-in tlie fall of 1971 . , plnnt nnrta, trunk or-c^no.----- ■ ------thn..fnUnn«.^l&-nttractiv4J— Ilniia— and on the l‘ahsimeroi — plus the modern adult steelhead returned lo Idaho Power purposes are , same as the sulfate (Also called Black Leaf Insects off. Insects; Aphld.s, rearing facility at the Niagara Sjjrings in the Company's Pahsimeroi river hatchery near Dracaena, or the corn plant sold 40). Good for aphids, white files secrete honeydew; m iles cause Snake river canyon near lUihl, plus (he tank ('hallis, 'I'bis return provided the first and oUier sap sucking pests. Do by florists. web.s on tips of shoots. trucks needed to haul fish on their tratis- evidence that Iranslocating the Snake river not InhAle or spill on the skin. Culture for boUi: Seml-sunny Syringing plants weekly in bath state and shorter iourjieys, sleelhead run tcj the Sahnon river wattMshed Pyrethrum: Made from the to shady window, 72 degrees. tub eliminiites all pests. . Jdaho. Power also pays for the program is a successful fish conservation progrnm. dried flower heads of various and c<»ntractj< w ith the Idnhn PisK nnrl (>anio '■ 'I'hc nioro rhnn eight million eggs taken species of pyrethrums or department, fin' o|)erating (lie hatehing and by Idaho Pish and flaine department tech- ■•painted daisies.” Toxic to fish. rearing facilitTes, which are manned by llie niiians from sleelhead returning in 1972 A secret- basis for -Persian department's skilled personnel, Insect powder, it was provided a bonus bf nearly fiv(; niillion eggs Introduced Into Europe by on 'The game plan relied Upon the natural for use by the department to enhance sleel­ Armenian trade. instinct of anadromous fish lo return lo the head runs e!sewl|iere in the state. Five m illion NOW IS THE RIGHT TIME [)laco of their origin for spawning after a eggs is the 1972 excess over the three m illion U.S.D. A.ter ms pyrethrum to start thinking about the most sojourn in tlu* ocean of two or three years’ needed at Idaho Power's Niagara Springs' •‘probably the safest of all (hiritlion, hatchery, ^ Insecticides for use In a food comfortable heating system money can buy. [ | iiivolv<»fl tra p p in c fi>;li n l_t -V*- - f n r i rontiniipri with Idaho' -C llin t Ryania; Made from ground Canyjm danvs(le. hatchitig tJieir eggs and sports fishery in years ahead- desjiite the stems and roots of South moving (hem many miles to new honies — obstacles salmon and steelhead face oulsidj* = ^ -M M or Ih .iti i)UO.OOO lo b liil salmon to the C’ircle C- liatchery on the the boundaries of Idaho on their round-trip American shrubs. Effective •Utost to thu I.ICI against corn borers, cabbage '•■Ih.U imcifthinni Oluctnc hut Hapid river near Higgins, sleelhead to the to the Pacifii oiean. In fact, it appears one worms, loopers and various waiur hi)«it w itlioiil plumbing Niagara Springs--wh(?re tiiey would bo nur­ of those obstai'les - thi- problem (if nitroge|i moths, • «pruvi(los nioru cumturl itiun tured and fed in rearing ponds, Afte*r achiev­ saturation - may he alleviated in a practical jX 'V ou ovor druimio(i pos&iblu. Rotenone;, Comes from roots R And ill iin annuiii pporatiiiy ing early growth, they would be released lo nuinner by ma.ssive plantings in- Idaho of different species of trees In Sal moil rlvevtrlhuTnrios: thp'Rtcolhoad tn waters and'the I'eRiiltinp return of nn abun- travel another dTmt fish

- D erris: One o f scvernl~plnnts' known as Hsh poisons because of their ability to stupefy fish. Derrla Is used on farm s as The svcret U in (he woler In the baseboard hoalors. which animal dips, controlling lice and change! lempDraluro accordino lo oulsldo wealhot conditions. ticks. Guarantees comfort and economy at the' samD time, Thermostnt control maintains solu Sabadllla; Made from seeds - lion at eaact temperature \INJ^RJHi,HM INC Dopl 0000 of a SouUi American U ly . for perfectly balanced 3000 Path Avi‘i\tioiS i Lq h h Mjr( Effective against European floor to-celllna warmth al aU tlmes-reoBrdlesB com borer, codling moth larva, of oulsldt Weather. No _ cabbafio4poiwrY^uarihbug-and— ;'pmlslng botanical ' fo r ro o m i up to For ro o m * up tc F6f roomi up la 8 « 0 ft.. to ■ to ri . ).l > II tt , Insecticides which someday 7&0 watli.* lO O O w a lti. I3»0 wattt. might bo useful In our battle 4 ft. lontf modal 5 (t. (ong modtl: b fl, long modtl: ogalnst bug.*}. ‘ WATER EOR HOUSE $93.95 $95.95 $97.95 $99.95 PLANTS: Oner|;«.son-why plant Lt«dlno dapailmtnl tlo rtt in irie nalion handl* (he podabi* model* Your naaiby tlac ltlc conlraclor It also in pdtHion lo piovide you with porlabl« growers have poor luck with h ta la ri In addition to paittiananlly tnilalled u n ilt lot yout home or apart­ ‘ planta Is, Uie way they water. ment Th eie a it available to him at no inc(oai>e In cost lo you through (hb flnett alactric aupply d itlrlb u lo ri Ihrouphout the USA and Canada. Hie type of pot makes a big difference too. ■ Pots mode of clay evnpornte MAGIC VALLEY POOL 50 percent of the water you give ELECTRIC SUPPLY •ELECTRIC them, directly through Uie walls <55

By 60NNTC BAIRD JONES streams In other states, Zuck for agricultural pruposes "trisi^ass permits" to ^yin g Tlmet-Newi Writer said. without violation by the public customers to allow fishmg the GOODING - World famoui As a. navigable stream, and that the defendant has tht, stream where It passed through fly fishing Silver Orook Is a Zuck aald, the state has right to use of the water as his pro^rty.' ., navlgablo stream and Is Jurlsdldtlon over Sliver 6-eek to granted under the state laws He had also indicated an available to tlio public for the_____ high______water______mark on_____ either and m ay use the stream for Intention to build fences to ___rocrofltJpn.______aide and under Idaho-Flsh and delivery of tills water right and completely-cross-the-stream, nils was the doclslon Inan Game D e pa rtm e n t may place reasonable Irrigation making it Impossibly for boata amended judgment by Flftli management It will be avaUable structures In and on the stream to travel the stream through his Judicial District Judge Oiarles for fishing, hunting and other 80 long as they ^ r v e a useful, property, Scoggln and made p u b lic recreation uses. purpose and leave use of the On Sept. 15.1968, the plnlntlffa -JW day------^ ^ ^ ------Leslle-Haienrpr Judge Scoggln Issued the Southern Idaho, Fish and Game ’ Scoggln __ ordered the .property . . Jack R. Spencer, . . _Ji0sll0_U Judgment In the case of. the Association, said the ownerB.-jiamed-defendant8 -ln —Ha«?n~Bnd~Oarth D. Stepliens, SouthcmJdalu>J!ifiiv.end.Game=aasaciatl&n::ls~ha^-wUh 4 h e — th & 8U il, cnjQinQdandrj>straijiod~xaember& of-the fish and game Association ' versus Picabo decision at this Dolji't. from preventing, attempting to ^association, and Leonard Miller Livestock Inc. Ho said It has boon a long prevent or. Interfering in any and Earl Abrams floated the In -his Judgment on action' legal battle and may still bo manner with the exercise of the waters of Silver Creek from the Instigated In ; 1070, Judge appealed by Purdy but It rights of tho public In and to the bridge below what is known as' Scoggln ruled the plaintiffs and appears the action' has *ise of the waters of Silver Greek Kilpatrick Dam. throuch tho members of the public hove tho established Uio public's right and the bed, channels, banks of Purdy property to Highway 23. right to use Silver Creek where to use o f the stream. the stream up to the hlghwater During tho trip tliey remained It flows through the property of Ho said sportsmen should mark of tho stream. totally In the water or bolow the the defendants. Hiey may use It respect tho.rlghts of Purdy as He olso.awarded.the fish.and..high water, jlno, leaving the for fishing, float tubes, boots, owner of. tho property on botli game association costs in tho stream on highway righ t of canoes, rafts or other floatable sides of the stream and U may action. wav. crofts and by wodlng in the be nccessory for tho sportsmen Picabo Livestock Inc., owns o The testimony indicated they CHRIS CHADWICK. Twin FflHB._thC-J072;/-- stream bed and channels and to enter on land above the ranch in Blaine County, near* were ordered from the_atream- - Idaho Hereford queen, Is shown w ith the grand' bonks up to tho high water flow iHirdy property and leave it .Eicabo,-through-whleh-Silvcr7bjnPm^dy and Blaine County champion bull of the Polled Hereford ihow and linos so long-as they enter the "below Purdy’s properly In order ~Q-eok flows. Sheriff Orville Drexler was Queen at show sale Saturday at the Twin Fall# County water by not crossing dry land to utilize the right they have 11)0 Southern Idaho Fish and summoned by Purdy who Falrgroum ls In Filer. Consignor was Idaho Pine owned by the Picabo Uvcstock acquired through tho recent Game Association brouRht threatened trespass charges Hereford Ronch, Rexburg, owned by Heber Inc. Judgment. action against the defendant in against the plaintiffs In front of. Jensen, also shown. _Don_Zuck, chairmnn. Fourth. Judge Scoggln-olso found tho an effort to gain a ruling as tho the sheriff, District Idaho Wildlife public has the righ t to use of • the availlbillty of Hie famed The party continued its Federation, said the Judgment Silver .Creek as a public Silver Creek to the public for fishing trip in spite of the Is 0 “ landm ark" decision and highway for travel and for flshlng...... threats and informed the slierlff proof _of j)a\lgflbillty—flt_the- Jlsblng-Or-othoF-rdcroation-iuid- — It4s-«-wolI-known-fly-/lBhing—ond-Purdy-thej^derstooodthc" ------Biotm r Oregbn heifer stream which means It Is open ruled perBons may rcm pyelhelr__slrcanv-ind_anhually-attracts-law—provlded-th^—have-the C am as not o n ly ,jfo r conrmerciol log crofts from the stream and many Idahoans and out of state right to of the stream so ------C aasia' tlootlng, but (or all recrcatlan portage aroundJrijg^lojvdamfl—fislwrfnenr------^ Tong as O ieyU ld not leave the Hereford cKaln^ _flnd-publlc-i -thof^eompl^ly obstruct the Testimony during the high water marH along the E lm ore He said the decision r^ny have navigation of the stream and re* original hearing brought out stream, Goodinit F ILE R - A PoUed Hereford p jn . 0 wide reaching'fcffecl'on other enter the stre^rn below the cvldcnce showing Leonard N. The court lltiKatlon followed heifer. HHH P Goldie M lx6r. Dave Chadwick, Twin Falls, portions efSllver creck where' Je ro m e dams or 'structures at the Piiirdy. president of the Picabo the trial'float of the stream 9Iagic owned by D ick H lblierd, Im bler, welcomed those attending the' attempts to close It to Uie public nearest safe point. Livestock Inc., had not only from the dam to the highway by Lincoln Ore., was named grand sale and introduced special have been mode. At the iuuno tim e, tJudge denied access to the stream to the plaintiffs. Ibe case came to M inidoka champion heifer at tlie Polled guests including Jerry . It w ill probably influence_ Scoggln ruled the defendant has fishermen but had'been realized tria l without a Jury Sept. 20, Tw in F alls Hereford sale Saturday. Hagerdom, Moxscow, director similar attempts on other the righ t to full use of his lands a commercial return by Issuing 1070. V alley Tbe cow sold for |875 to Tom of the American Polled Edward H. Heap represented CalU)n, Rogerson. Ib e anim al Hereford'^Association, and . Sunday, Novom^f; 1972 the plaintiffs and Edward L. was shown b y Dave' Shepherd, Dennis Huffm an, WaUa Walla, IJenoll-the defendants». herdsman. Wash., area coordlnntor:of tlie Grand ..champion bull was American Polled Hereford 2 survive crash PHR B attle Real 23. owned by Association. Agreement gurley Chamber Uie Idaho Pine Hereford Chris Chadwick, Twin Falls, Ranch, Rexburg. the 1072 Idaho Hereford Queen, (Continued from P- 1) walk In to bring Zebell out on a unable to move," Ricketts said. . Animals- were-ahown”“ and~P***s®nted trophieslo the grand stretcher. ^ Civil Air Patrol planes from pending Judged at the show which began champions and reserve * " I t was a good thing I went Oregon were reported ZebclI was taken io tho HOly at 0 a.m. at tho . Twin Foils champions which had been there." he said, "bccause he searching for the missing f t f # -f/|j/p v honors leaders County Fairgrounds wlUi donated by. D. L. Evans D)., Rosary Hospital and (Justice) was home and took aircraft when notified Ricketts transferred to St. Alphonsus BURLEY - Retired Burley -Mrs. - - Smedley - . has lived______In Steve Wolfo, Wallowa, Ore., bankers of Albion; Independent .. mo dirocUy to Uie hospital, then was in the hospital and had Hospital,Hospiiai, Bolse^boise, withwiin a . .„nnf HAI1J2Y — • - dentist R. A. Smedley, his w ife Cassia-County-slnce JOOfl and-Judgik . Ken-lVoutt,-Bmmoet,-Meat—^ , i— Amal«flmatcd— r conlactcd-officors and directed fra'cturedne^He alsoluffwed . ^ “firccment has not been Rejjecca, and Decio farmer managed the Burley Credit served as auctioneer for the Sugar Company, and Bean them to the cra.sh scene. He from exposureoxDOsuro but hospital botwoon tho DIolne oiccn Lewis were honored at Bureoumany for years. many years, sale which got underway at 1 Growers Ajuoclatlon. was familiar with the country llescue e iio rts were eiieciea County School D is tric t and attendents said there was no the Burley Chamber of The Smedleys received and had no trouble finding U ," by tho Baker County sheriff’s former Supt. Charles Dark. frostbite. Commerce Farmer- flowers and telegrams from his RlckettU said. otflcc with eight men aaalatlng Following a special board ql Businessman banquet son and her children in addition Ricketts said the officers, “ During the night I moved In the effort. trustees meeting Thursday Ib u rs d a y evening. to tho plaques. . using four-wheel-dr|vc. units, around, to. keep warm and Ibo- body-of Rolm was ovenlng, trustee' chairman Plaques citing longtime Lewis, a n ative of Albion, was wore able to flot within a half» i^bbed Zeb’s logs to keep the brought fro m the crash scene Back in school _ mile of me crash scene and then blood circulating He was about midnight Friday la waiting for O a rk to complete awarded to D r, Smedley, as a charter m em ber of the Cassia iuCHFIELD - Don M illion, Richfield High conferences with his attorneys. businessman, Mrs, Smedloy as County Historical Society. Ttio School Junior, relum ed to school F rida y a fte r and report his findings to the q bualnesswoman and Lowlfi as farmer and stock raiser was two months hoipUalluUon for an auto accident attorney for the district. a farmer, TTie businesswoman cllod for his work with tho Boy Sept. S. Clark was relieved of his post honor was a first In the history Scout program ond past service , The 16*year*old youth was severely burned Two nations meet at Oct. 24 during an executive of the annual affair. the ^ugarbeet. ,G.rowers_ when the pickup truck he wai driving w m board session. Nearly 500 local residents Association, forced off the road by a passing car. Hirtru61r At Tbursday's meeting, the were In attendance at the The, 1072 Caassla County went Into the borrow pit, careened ocrois the Burley’s Heritage day board reviewed the finol 1-3 of Ponderosa Inn as biographies of Grassman of the Year, Gerald road, overturned and burst into flames. • the district policy manual. Uio recipients were read prfor to Conrad,, received his award at He was badly burned, but able (b climb from Mallory said, after editing, the the actual naming of each. the banquet. The presentation the vchlcle. He underwent extensive skin By DAvmHOBSMAN multi-colored deerhlde (the the Park Service and hold manual will probably be re­ Dr. Smedley spent SO years In was made by Glen Jensen, grafting at Magic Valley Memorial Hoipltal, TIm ei-N ew i w rite r gown weighs SS pounds and Is positions In both Mt. Rainier submitted to the board tor Its the practice of dentistry before chairman of the grassman Twin Falls, - Two proud valued at 13,000), Miss Edmo BURLEy and Yellowstone National consideration next week. . hlH.retiroment-lait-month.- __ committee. ------"H FlFthe son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. nations met and talked here spoke from a raised stage. Her Parks. Ho has .publlshedjhree. ______Mjlliean RIcMield. The youth, who pl^ed ___ Frlday^venlng, -_toULr!c.hJn_addreM-w»s-tlio-,(luin«tlc—bookriionctrning the history of footbaU, m ltie d tSe entire ie aion as the ac* “ herllagc, both seeking a monologue which she delivered tho northwest and is currently W e n d e ll cldent occurred ai he was enroute home from contemporary Identity. in I competition (or the Miss engaged in a study of historic m e e t set the firs t game of the seaion. The occasion was a county- Indian 'Am erica title In sites along tho Oregon T ra il. WENDELL - Tho Wendell p roclaim ed “ Salute to O ur Sheridan, Wyo. Haines said he had traversed Heritage" day and the third She began In an epic tone, the"IS:eTr.7on™from ^ T anniversary ol tho Cassia telling of the Indian’s original Mepmdence Mo^ to Oregon T^/„,„„tlngs Sre' regularly County Historical .Society. Tho role In North Amerlco,ol his life Plant tours today participants Included more than style, his honor, his pride. no io o k m» w iie ana son on ino k „ i h.,a in 100 local residents, a man from "But thot pjlde has been "odyssey which led more than - -JEROME------Repldents-of— ------...... ------Ment o a who k nows d stomped Into the ground along M,000 m iles along p rim a ry and ^ v e S up Magic Valley who have watched Tupperware officials to visit ^ e the Tupperware piam souin of piant durmg me hours when the an 18-yoar-ol3” woman who (orefothera,^she saidi The Oregon T ra il was a . The agenda w ill include ~jorome-grow“ over-the-past—tours-will-be-conducted—b: represents , the 800,000 Today's Ind ia ns m ust "m ig ra tio n c o rrid o r” th a t review of Uquor Ucenses for the year w ill havo'an opportunity to department heads and foremen. descendants of a once- Incorporate two life styles for begon on the Great Plains,' coming year, according to see tho plant today. Tbe public tours follow a boundless Indian nation. eilstence, she added. To tho ir where a number of feeder Gwen Collett, City clerk, A special open house for tho grand,opening Wednesdaylln_ ■ Coming os It did after many traditionally home and family routes converged, and,follpwed _ . ■ public w ill bo today from 0 a jn , which over 150 Invited guests' electloh year meetings filled centered lives, they must add a tho North* Platto and to 4:30 p jn . at the plant on heard the formal dedication of with cam paign, rhetoric and new consciousness of the entire Sweetwater Rivers to -■ j Highwoy 70 at tho south edge of Uie plant by Idaho Gov. Cecfl D. bright promises for the future, world and a communication N e w s tip s W yoming’s South Poss, then jfome:------JWHrus an3 Jo hn ' Ansley, Uie iatherlne ot Prlcc's Cate *iih non-Indlon Intoreata, -Ennnjrittm nnvifefl-lircNentjr lUnucd-wesUlong-tlie^reem— ^ - All residents of the valley are president of Tupperware Snako and Columbia Rivers to farm er plnqiio (o Olccti lew is, DecIo extended an Invitation by Manufacturing International. Oregon’s Wiliametto Valley. -‘That price has been accordlngToTTaWs:^ ^ More , than 22,000 pioneers stomped into the ground dlod and were buried along tho Solons leave for conclave trail, according to Hainos. He along with the bones of anid this averaged one.grave fo r. . .ByRICHARDCHAIINOCK Tlie round-U-lp by car, which for some would be In addition, he said, many of Uie resolutions -^Very bne-tehth-milO'‘CT ThB —BOISBh -U P I^— Fifteen-Idftho-Ixgislntm^ •'nhtrshortcst^hroiigh Nevada, should take at adopted at the'meeting eventually w ill become our forefathers’ route. will leave for Tucson, Arlz. tliis weekend on a least four days. Uie subject of leglslaUon In each of the member Haines mentioned the names tiix-pald trip to Uie annual Western Conference * Tills parjlcular conference .opeOiS- Sunday, _ sUites. ' , of many of those wlio dlod and of tlio Councll-of State Qovcmments. ” ...... night wiUi a banquet and ends Wednesday. .F iv e of Uie 15'making Uie trfp w lll n o t'b c - One-third of the lawmakers on Uie trip are serving in tVq next legislature..Tliey Include Offered welcome retrospect and She said retention of a native explained tho circumstnnces of N orm ally, legislators are paid $25 per day for "lame ducks." Sens, Ray Rigby, D-Rexburg, and Nell J. Miller,- the opportunity to replnco tho American rollgion by the tribes, thoir deoths. He told of Susan Uielr time on official business between If they all go by commercial airliner It will D-Blackfoot,'-and- Reps:-Hclcn-McKinneyrR-~ Insecurity of tomorrow with thc^ Including sun dances and other Hale, who died soon aftor 'her legislative s?SBlQOS..Schlechto said th e -c o u n c il- . Siilmon; Earnest Allen, R-Nampa, and Wilbert utter s^blllty of yesterday. rituals. Is necessary for tho wagon Irain left Missouri. Hor -c o s t some 12,500 for tJietr trnnsportnUoh alone'. In keeping wlUi past decisions ' on . largo ; WaynoKonrad.Dm-loy, acted older life, style. ; husband returned to Si. Joseph, A round, trip on HugheslAlrwest from.QoisoJto delegations; voted down Uiat payment fo r Uils Qimmack, D*Balckfoot. ' ‘ as master of ceremonies. Mo., purchased a ^avestone, Tucson is 1168 per person. ^ trip .. Schlechte said Rigby is chairm an of the Tlie new mode of life has The first to~s^ok was Louise and pushed It back 16“ the “ Wo encoufnge flight^schedules certainly," Nevcrthele^,. using the above flgures,-.UPI , committee on natural resources, however, and brought problems such as Edmo, a melnbor of'the (^avosite in a whoolbarro^ M ^ah Schlech^, .Dlrector_o!..thfl Leglsiatlvo- --estimates Uio junket Is-golng to cost^betwoen" •mustbopTcscnttoTtinltsmMtinBrlle sold Mr^. "young people faced w j^n o n ­ Bannock-Shoshonotrlbos .from.. - bnB im m lg ro ni called Cassia ' ' Council, said. "1 believe tlie bulk of Uiem will $3,200 and $4,000. Schlochte agreed thosp figures McKinney has served as a subcommittee communication with their Fort Hall and recently elected County's C ity o f Rocks tho ny." seemed to be in the b a ll park. , chdlrman. ____ ■ ______parents, In direct conflict w ith a . _M las Indian Am erica XIX ..In- In "volume Deluxe’’- of'tho 'areas But ho snld some ’ ’probably w iH "‘drTve to life And Uils U-iji'cfiuld actually hav 6 cost a lot ' Others planning to make this trip, according need for respect and traducing her, Konrad said she along the trail vyhore meeting. Tliose who'do will get 10 cents a mile "1 ..' more. Eleven oUiei;j^rsons auUiorltzed to make to Uie Icflislativo council, includo hQ|ise s n k k c c _ understanding for all people In had Initlally'plannod to enter, immigrants stopped to Inscribe plus motel exi^nse and $7,5Q.Der-day-ior4noals- — tit-«lecided-for-pcrs^l-Tcnson5~TlDrtff“do sdT" W llliam J. l.4inung, R-HolTister; Sens. Rlchartl iuiy life style ," she noted. the University of Idaho ’but Is _UiQir—na m e s -a n d -d a te s -e n ^ 'enten~oai^Ide ofTdaho while on tlie road.Jn- SchlpchU) said. . > High, R-Twin Falls; Richard Egbert, D- — now<^nslderlng attendance atT — K onradTthen^liilfo'du^’ surrounding rocks, n- suite Uiey got ^0 por day for,food. Schlechte said so many legislators are teto nla; , Rood Budge,’ R-Soda Springs; and, tho University of Now Mexico In Aubrey L. Holnes, a retired He urged the preiiorvaUon of It is apnroitimatelv 1.300 miles frpm tn_ _— plttnnina-to-go4o-tho-oonforflnoe-beoauflo-tliov- — lAfin^ g u a n a ^ M a lp d i flnd_Reps. W lllflim — ita-Indlan-affelrs-t -National'ParlrflervlcirhlCWlinr the diiy o( liocib and saui in iir _.Tucson^So,-using Doiso-departure-os o'yard" ^crVITfiirHOTfib or Uie. seven conference w m - .Roberts, R-Buhl, Ray Lincoln, R-TwIn Foils; _Oressed.-in- a-tradlUonolly now llvlng-in - Boieman, Mon. need for recording historical sUck, the Uixpayers would shell out some |200«at mittofis ond-have served on them tho past two John Sessions. R 'b rig g ^; J. Yard Chatbum, handmade gown of beaded and Haines Is a Sl*year veteran of Items In the area is critical .10 cents per m ile — to each o f Uiwe who d riv e . . ■lyenrs,., . ■ '______.™ - ...... - _AIUion, and H arold Snow. RrMoscowT ■ It Tlm»i-Nilwi', Twin Frtli,'Idihp Sunttav, ilouemb«r l», W1 Bliss gets M oney Idahb ' Valley Weather Repoi*t N ^tio n ^ll-- new heat Temperatures Temperatures - j . High U w Pre. m ai. mid.' pep. Atlontfl U 30 B o Uh t - 47 34 .03 Frank Sclicll system Blaih&rck 51 24 Gurley . 4a 35 Boliio 47 34 .03 From H. K. P., Twin F0IU: I corner In a mnn'o head, with 0 Caldwell - 32 Calgary 31 U | have 0 silver dollar, oorIo on board.. , . DLISS — A now heating Eimmott — 35 Chicago 37 m ' onoBldo. U. S. A. a u v e oagle, In tlw lower left hand corner system is now oporotionQl in the Fairfield - 26 Qovoland 38 and below Uint, El Plurlbus 1b 0 man dresfled like an old Blisa.Gym. Gooding, • 46 30 T. Denver 20 23 Unum. Lcltcr "D " at the tip of fashioned trapper and he Is H ie prop^nblieat fa c ility cost Grongoville • 40 31- T. 1 Dos Molnca 32. ’23 the wlnga/and below the eagle/ leoning on a rifle. Upper left, 0 bout 14,000, and Is made up of Hngorman — 28 Dotrolt 37 30 Uic word “ Pcaco.” large “ c ," upper righ t ‘‘ IDO." It individual unit space heaters, Homedale . — 28 Ft. Worth 47 44 Tlio coin has n lib e rty bend on flays Richmond, fitli April 1M3 Burton Lnnker, school Idaho Falls . 40 31 ‘ .Honolulu 85 71 other side. Would tike to on It. superintendent said. ' Jerome • — 34 IniUnnapolls 40 30 ^ o w If it Is wort}) nnyUilng. T^ie center and oround the The school district is Kimberly • — 35 Jocksonvlllo 06 33 Antwer: I nm extremely woman's head, "State of currently loqking fo r someone K un a * — '30 . Juneau 31 25 sorry I cnnnbt tell ^ou bccbUae Confederate America'" ond to dismontio the old boiler and M tn.Hom e — 30 — Kmranraiy - 54 -.-you-tlld-not-includp'thc-dntur r~Thj)~W0mnn*fln^lct0rj;._jiaul.U-oway.'^1ie~Birss ach ^r 'liswlaton . 44 35 ..i& Las Vogns 50 —You hnv(r n""Peflee“ dolIor, “ Win pay to tlip beorer on Board will toko bids on the boll- Pocatello 43 3fl T. 39 ' Los Angelos . 70 M minted fronrj mi-untll_lfi3&,_-demand One Hundred Dollars.'* cr at the board mcoting next Rupert - 32 37 . 34 - .72 - when t})e governm c.nt q u it 'Hicro are some signatures at rhonth. . ______— Salmon 41 23 M lom i. 75 GO 'mlntlnfl:flIlvfird6llurH7 tJiFljotlom. ’ the district is currently Sodo Springs • - 23 Mpla-St. P a u l.. '28 Your coin could be dated 1022,' There are two little scrolls at studying the possibility of a West Yellowstone 35 IB . 37 NcwOrlcans ' 50 40 l.W 102.1,102fl, 1027 or 1034, since the the top: one of them says "Two vocational agriculture course New York 50 31 “ D" indicates the Denver Mint. Years after tlic ratification of a next year, Tlje bus barn could Omaha 32 27 .01 Value would be from 11.00 up to Treaty of Peace" and the other be remodeled for classroom RUlodolphi 48 30 112, depending uponM^be dnte ones ‘‘Between Uie Gonfederote space, I.cnker said. Portland,Ore. 53 42 .15 and condition of tJie coin. Stales and the United States of An enlarged officc practice St. Louis 37 33 If you want to send me the A m erica." course which would Include u ri w ( A iH ii ro io cA si C> Sail Lake City 40 .08 dntc,nnd telim c Uic condition, I There is nothing on the back more subjects is also under 37 San Diego 60 51 .can give you a closer figuro. of Uiin note. Whnt c o t y o u ‘t e ll con.'Jldcration, according to Son Francisco 57 .00 Mrs. L. B., Ituperl: I have me aboul it? Is its value . Ix*nker, 52 rend your Money Box questlonN anything? _____ .. _ Scott!e“ ------51'*■ 30 nnd answers In the'Times-News ‘ Answer: If the note Is Spokane 44 35 .02 paper, PJcdrc write me the Rtmiine, it Is C risw ell’s No, 402, Cloudy with^i^ance o f showers Washington 51 33 volueof pennies dated from IfliO a lOO-dollar Confederate note. Winnipeg 22 14 nnd 30s. Highs In the mid 40s t e m p e r a t u r e c h a n g e s . to. date, 1072. Nickels, 1038 to Tlicre are four series of tJiese Twin Falls, Northslde, sliowers over the mountains. R etailers both days. Overnight lows In the 20s and date, 1072; silver dollars, und notes in each of 10-months, Hurley-Kupcrt aretf: • Early afternoon temperotures Variable cloudiness with a low 30s. Hlglis in the 30s and 40s. one dollar bills, sl^jned by Barr. April through January, und werp In the 40s Saturday and T w i n F a t l s 1 am visltlnj* my son; please Uiey arc dated in these monUts. chance of al\owera decreasing CnmuH P rnlrle, Hnlley and winds_\^re generallyJO.lo 1& today- Partly- cloudy tonigiit- ..__wrJtc-mo.thls.week.J have been, - If genuinOr tlio note Is valued look fo r lower Wood R iver V alley: Syitflpflls:' miles per hour, jiows this Temperatures collecting different dated coins at about 112.50 In crisp tlien clouds and a chance for Variable clouds w ith a chance A rather weak front is in' morning were In the area of 23 showers increasing again laler- and would like to know if they condition. Tiiere- are many, of snow today. Partly ploudy southwestern Idaho moving In Salmon and Soda Springs to High U w M onday. No im p o rta n t are worth more thim their face many of these floating around big Y ule tonight and clouds and a chance eastward. There hove been light 35 In E m m ett. Precipitation is Yesterday 47 34 vi»iuc, which are cpunlcrtelts, prinleti Icmpcralur-Q chantt«8r. _o(^\QworB Mondfty^lnoroaftlng—cain-fthawars In £oalern Oregon, for-lhe-moat-part— i.flR rVenr' ------30 7 7 - Overnight lows In Uie mid 2Qs late In the day. No important and Southwestern Idaho wiUj light, — ____ Answer!— It—‘wmild— tJC In lhe~Tnst few years os NFW YORK - Everything T^ormal 47 26 impossible to answer your advertising gimmicks. points to the cheeriest question in this column. Your One sure check for counterfeit CJirlstmas season In years for request covers too many years Is the paper In Ujc note. The slmppers and the retailers who and too many coins. I wnuid gemiine notes are printed on serve Uiem. B rie fs suggest that you purchase n very fllm.sy paper, afmosl According to the Retail Economy little healthier, prices NEW YORK - Retail sales copy of Yeoman's ''Ilondbook of tissue paper, with printing on Memo, all the Ingredients of a were up 12 per cent for the week United States Coins, with U if bjick. holiday boom are there, endingJJov. 4 compared wlUi Premium List" which Is The late counterfeits are incomes Uiat are rising faster the atimc week a year ago, Bvnltnble at most dru^ stores p rin te d on a brow n, s tiff, Uian prices, a buoyant business rise faster in third quarter according to the Retail Memo. and book stores. parchmunt-llke paper, made to mood and the prospect that the ' Department store sales rose 5 The cost is under |2, and it look v e ry old, Clo.se U, S, w ill be at peace around WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tlie In its preliminary estimate of nation's total proauction of quarter 'profit figures were per cent for the same week. w ill give you the average prices examination under a glass w ill economy wa.n a little healthier tJie economy’s grow tli rate goods and services and i.i bndly distorted by the effects of world for the first time in Dollar sales for the week were you can expect tii get for coins (ilsclo.se the sig na tures are. nnd prices rbse a little faster in published last month, the considered the iiiost compre­ Uie disastrous East C.oast floods nenri>’” n decade. estimated at $902 million. ■ up to Very Fine condition. I printed - on the geniilne notes The Hetail Memo slated U^e third quarter than tlie depnrtmerU estimated the rise hensive indicator of the healUi Uiat followec^ Hurricane Ag­ would have to sue your coins to these signatures were retailers would be in for slim government originally estimat­ in GNP at $22,6 billion, or 8,3 of the economy, nes. Had it not been for flood LEGAL NOTICE give you any kind of an accurate handwritten and the Ink ahnosl pickings of electric housewares ed, the Commerce Department per cent with a 2.2 per cpnl llie third quarter growtJi lo.sses Uiat cut into profits In figure. always ■ soakod through, 'for Cliristmas. Sliortages are rofjorled today, inflation factor. figures inchoated a slowdown in Uie second quarter, the third NOTICE TO OlODERS From T. H.. Twin Fulls: I showing the .signature on the coming across ihe bobrd, Tlie department said gross In "real" terms, discounting Uie economy from Die April- quarter increase would have The Stale Purchflilno AQcnl lor lujve u paper money note us reverse, buekwiirds. affecting products like national product lietween July tlie eflects of inflation, the June quarter but this had been been $2.4 billion instead of the llio er cent, ] f malntjil_ned over a profit figures was iHriiely due io i P roton Toodft -«nd AA»«li .center. In tlie lower rlgiit hand Nuws, ']\vin Kails, Idaho &3301. i m ixers. One of the most sought tlie same period. month’s report. longer period, would likely to a downturn in auto industry Conirdct tor State School lor D«bI B lin d at Gooding. Waho. after Items is the electric At the same tim e, cori>orale Gross National product mea* triggV a new burst of inflation. earnings, the department .said. All bidt will b« publicly op«ned popcorn popper which butlers profits rose $4,2 billion to a sures the market value of the Tlie departnjent .said the tiiird ana n-ad al the above time and place Forms staling Ihe conditions Uie corn. .seasoniilly adjusted annual riitc musi be secured before biddipa Sources said tliat several of $95,8 billion. V a lle y ThcsL- Arc AvailA ble fro m Ihe Stale 16 indicted in Purcxasino Aoont's Olllce manufacturers iiave stopped DAN R. P IL K IN O T O N taking orders as there is no B rie fs PURCHASING AGENT STATE OF IDAHO jlosslblllty of delivering before OOO-^year-old -JIEXBUEG ______ICwsta- - v a UL'ISH •^ ^ 7 1 7 , J. 19, 1973“ narcoties drive Ute noiidays. -Mopgany Twin-Fallftnand-Kolly- -M a n y retnil tir y a' Watson, B uhl, have been WASHINGTON (UPI) -In a Included both ' Europeans and growing appetite for luxuries, selected as mem'bers of the ‘ NOTICE O f SALE major narcotics crackdown, a Ijitin Americans, gold Jewelry and gems, furs, br^s houses found Ricks College Vlkadettes. Tlie htotico i» hereby Qlven thaf Suiart federal grand Jury Friday expensive 10-speed b icycle s, Vlkadettes are chosen for Mcrnit. Eflst H, Jerome. Idaho, A second Indictment also T W IN FALLS - Gene BESANCON. France ( UPJ) - w ill w ll to Ihe h lg ^ e it bidder one Indicted four Americans and 12 (kiwn-filled - sleeping bags for rose. participation In the school's W ;0 H onda ■ I7S. ID No. charged four other men with Wendell Kopp, owner, of the Archaeologists said today they foreign nationals on charges of campers and small calculators He said exports believed they precision d rill team. Members CLI7SES004S63. Bids w ill be received conspiracy to iin p orl and Cove, placed third in the have discovered eight well- u n til N o ve m b e r 73. 197J. The conspiring to smujftltu more fur the harried taxpiiyers or dated from some lim e between present drills at halftime, Advemscr retorvoi the right to distribute "large aiiiounls" of Mounlaltv Tiini*. Zone In U i e . p reservtd wooden houses undiir than a quarter of a ton ot |M*rson sliupping. ;i,000 and 1,700 years before m arch in parades and sponsor reicd artv or oil bldi. Ijeroln, Maxitnuin penalty ujxin national tavern owner of the 15 feet of mud which [wssihly heroin Into Uie United States. Even sharper increases seem Clirist. clinics to assist high school d rill PU B LIS H Nov 13. K . »J. >7. conviction of .each count of the year contest, conducted In are 5,000 years old. 'Rio shipment had an estimated to.be in (he making in certain TTie houses are made of teams in d rill presentations. 20. J l, ?J. 23, 1973 two Indictments is 20.years in conjunction wiUi the annual The structures were discov­ street value of more than $130 lines. Including appliances, j^ecisely-tooled oak with halN prison and a (20.000 fine. Each meetlng_j^f the National m illion. shoes^ cUiUiing and hardware. ered in the mud and'water"on’ “way's, rooms and conduits in count c g rrles _ a__mandatory licensed Beverage Association ------Tbo indiotmenta handed down bank of U»kc Clalrvaux the ruof which apparently minimum of five years In In Bal Harbour, H a , near Besancon In eastern In Brooklyn. N.Y., cited 664.4 served as chimneys, the official prison upon conviction. France. pounds of heroin as Involved In said. All were oriented in the H a c k i n WASHINGTON. D .C .-Inter­ the conspiracy to import and The Americans named Indict­ An o ffic ia l of the Besancon same fash^in—the least ex­ city truck tonnage was up 2.5 distribute the illicit drug but ed were James Christlmr, 41, of bii.sinivs.s directorate of antiquities, which posed w o llsto the north and the por cent for the week endintj the Justice Department said the New York City, presently in conducted the digging, said the doorways facing south. SALMON - The Idahp Nov. 4, over the previous week , actual amount m ight be even New York stole custody; houses were not dwellings on The officials said tools, bones Highway Department Is back In according to Uie weekly truck greater. Marcello Isaac Delgado, 4G, stilts which ancient c;lvllizotlons and oUier objects found In the the business of plowing snow for tonnage report. The survey was An a ffidovit ^lled In court by Fort l^ e . N.J.. presently in living near water often used. lanes between the houses another seoson here. conducted In term inals in 35 0 government attbrney request­ New Jerscy'state custody: Poul They were normal houses built suggested the Inhabitants knew Snow depth at,L08t T ra il Pass metropolitan areas throughout ed that ban of $2.& m illion eoch Navarro. 39. of New York City, on the ground and apparently about stock breeding and had north of Salmon on U. S. Uie country. Ti'uck tonnage was, be asked for the foOr American presently In federal custody: abandoned When the lako level domesticoted the dog. Highway 03 now Is, 12 Inches 10.4 per cent above the volume deJendants. - • • and Domingo Padron, 61, living Snow has been falling at Uie In the corresponding week of T ^ b flffldavU said that -In-N cw Y.°rli- -hlflhnc-nlaifntlnni lalnpff Opt 74. - m i------, much as 1,100 pounds of heroin, Others named In the Indict- ^ AUCTIW SAtE— H w ith & street value of about nienl were doacrlbed as notives 1217 million was Imported by of France; Argentina, Brarll, loeottd from (h* North W tit corncr of Buhl, Idaho, the International ring that Switzerland nnd Italy. Vi, mil* W fit on Highway 30, on Norrh sldt of h ig h w a y . j

-TUESDAY, N 0 V E M B E R ^ l,4 9 7 ^ ------Merchants, note; SURTINC TIME: 1:00 P.M. NO LUNCH

HAND & SHOP TOOLS Contact lh« Tlm«i*N«wt Farm Salti D«portmtnt Cro(i»a>a\Oft‘‘iaiJU“ > fw rir'‘ i r ”\V(V>Vd mnn el«c>iic >ow . On>id B'ndUy clKim m w V.tr lale, hand bllli, n«wipap«r covtragt (ov»r Hyd'dulK JuU Hlo.« In>chti Aiwil W oo.l Pln-^ft C C »hi< Farm Caiandar 10 dayi bffor* lalt. MISCELLANEOUS NOVIMBKR 20 deadline David QradUy Co'dcn Iioctoi — Mtiikrot'Hid* ttittchsri' T'opt - Stio.^l,^ Boll#, Aii.t fofli, Itiwn Com TQHHEJTMANKK Adv«tlli7 W ho»lbO'’ 6*. P ulltyi •' tle d fif m o lo 'i V Hol'i 0(U Con» Aucllonatri: LyU M oilati & Oory Oiborn* . Automobile in g in t Po’ lt lov~n Mn.«e' pci'lt for thursday OiCydo T im ~hp«l» ond l.o>iie> | W h icl, I.-O, Inn., I.a>e> NOVEMBER 21 W indow* nnil doo'» U»od lombei ond mciny m iifnllnneou* it»m» ------“ Advtrtri'imtnl: Novambat 19 Auclion«*(i; Kayt Woll A Don PalUrion nov.23 CAR, TRAILER, BOAT N0VCJMDER2I (Thank^givifYg Day — Chrislmai Opening 195B * doof bcdnn, P'eeds got •nQino mndn m Wa Advartliamanli Novambar 19 ___ 4 | 0 0 p .r n . lo w a .-ll lIlU .W0fk»— . a*on- 0«* ' "Aurnonaart: ^aylard'FiillUpV.'Orwii'^aaVi t BIU Eila'i" ___OLd-fqt^a-blowat----- ltint*rnr— -Old-Trunk------— ------NOVEMBER 22 TIRMS: CASH DAY OF BALK ObY A VIOIA PAYTON AdvaMliamanli Navambar 30 , tlWNEREURA .KEENEY ESTATE Aiidlonaart: War(, Eilart, Mobiay A M aitirim llh AUCTIONJ^RS; LYIE MASTERS S43-S337 ' CLERK; C A l HARPER NOVEMBER 24 GARY OTDORNE 934-5350______543.A673 or S43-5&54 FARM & CITY! M O M IR a N O N A SOIDERS n 15 BtUE LAKES BIVP., NORTH SALE flY SEflVK , -ATfWrnJih.nli Nowamrfana = — DAILV^-VDMLYV-P - SATTirSS A T T ^ : "7>ie A u iin tii Jhol Stif'tt Duill" ' Aco pHitiiiiu AuOJonaari! Wart, Elian, M obtty A M aiiarim llh T F man Praise given Sunday, Nov.m b«r 19, 1W2 Tlm ovN ow t, Twin F«Ut, \il»hp 1? to U I Grange work

H A nTFO H D Conn.’ - Gov. A t U]c close of Um firs t day's niomns J. Mcsklll proclalmod session, tlie Grange sent o panel Nov: 13-18 as "Grange Week In. tolegrom to the President ConneclUiut," during tlie second asking his assistance in getting MOSCOW - Jolin pcrtic, day of proceedings a t tlie lOfitli Uie Office of Management and Twin Folia, a represcniDtlvo of annual session of the Nntlorfal Budget torelease Uie remaining the Idaho Poultry Industry Grange. funds allocated for tlie Rural Federation, hna been named Knvlronmental Assistance Tlie Grange Is meeting in prosldonl of the University of Currently 0MB is withholding Weni help you Hartford until Tuesdoy. - / .. Idaho Agricultural-Conflultlng 3fl percehl of the total' funds Council for 1073. r Gov. Meskill addressed allocated by Congress. Ac­ run more Also electcd during tho deteghtes, officers and guests cording to John Scott, Master of councl’s foil meeting were Pot ond officially welcomed them to the National Grange, “ the €attie. T f l t c . ___ Bfliae»_£iEfll___ v i c t - ihe—M utm og^toto.— iIo~«m-« -wiU»holdlng-of-Uiese-fund*H»- — H)ii(u-ur»-as-inflny-ro(is(>n4-ftir-wnntmr^a-rTpnnTi~ presldont; Roscoe Rich, Durloy, phasized tlie significant \con- IIS llirrcr nr(' tvnys in M' for Ihrec-yejir terms, ond the C onnccticuf State Grange. (ibatcment. l.iinil Hnnk ndvimtnKfs lowcsl pr)-isi)i[i> cost, pfr James J. Busch, Gcnesco. two- piiyiiirnJ p rlv ilc flr wll|u)ul pm a lly l.ur.il MirvK:i', • W ij'rn onRcir lo ln‘lp ymi yenr director. •niese six become members of the cooncll's executive board together with 1072 president USDA plans to FEDERAL LAND BANK Harold Wes(, Boise, and ASSOCIATION OF: holdover directors Duane Jacobson and Stanley Lenuson, boU> Caldwell. count livestock GOODING TW IN rA LlS TTie council, which Includes BO ISE — Surveys to of the crop and livestock A. M cC om bi David Burgeit -rcprDScntntives of nllstatewide- determine the number of cattle, -CsUmntlng-progrnm.____^ ____ n i 4lhA v«.W . 934.4^ ] ) ; j 4?_3r d .A . i .[ ------JJJ.JJJJ farm ond farm commodity hogs, sheep and chickens In Published estimates provide organization, serves as an each state and Uie naUon w ill be farmers with key information BURLIV RUPERT advisory arm of the university launched Friday by the U. S. on which to base decisions John G ra y Robert L. Balch college of agriculture. Department of Agriculture. affecting their farming n o s e. 67.1-3316 301 Scoll Av* . 436-9313 Its members advise college Richard Max,-sUJtl8UcIan In operation. administrators regarding charge of the Idaho Crop and major ogi'lcultural problems,‘ Livestock' Reporting Service, help evaluate college facilities said Uiat along w ith Uie count of and personnel needs, and serve llveatockandpoultry tho acreage as liaison between the college seeded to w inter wheat for and Idaho’s og rlculturnl in> NO-PARKING ilgn makes o convenient Jurvest. in-1073-also wUl-be. dustry. ■ dol*^loWTiItcliIn(^“p o in rr‘li horse of tliFS fT surveyed. M ajor Items dlsoufised by the LflulH PoUcc PcMrtmcnt^s^niomitcd_patrQl^ — Max^sald that noUonolly moro 40 council members at Uie fall (UP!) than 70,000 form ers — 6,500 here meeting were 1073-74 budget in Idaho — would be asked to n^ds of the collcge of complete mailed questionnaires agriculture research and while an addiUonal 500 will be extension programs and the visited by enumerators. n . LUmi MU b u U u VidilU A » H o U a lid lU H a U u u l U t C u t « I Bcrth. t • I k j u i l u 4 H .ll> W il, II lliip.ll, Uilu. WuE SEIVID Lincoln In person or through the m ails is JEROME — Hospital trustees not approved the m ailer but arc Improvement would be Involved kept condlfentlal and only stijte TRACTORS are considering a 1335,000 still considering It and are in Uie modcrnizution program and nutionul summaries arc .in o MASSKY FEUGUSON 1130 TRACTOR, 1972 MAS8&Y PBIUJUSON 1180 TRACTOR. modernization plan submitted expected to make their which will Include the issued. dinicl, wido front ond, fiictoT7 cab and nul- ' dlcael. factory cab and radio, power ■tcor' hoppers, io. jwwvr ateorinff, U ll atMring whe«I, pow­ to them by Leon Felder, recommendation in the near Ing, power brakea, tilt atMring wheel, good following'. Slide and noUonal acreage er brtilica, runs good, jrood rubbar,- around rubber, wide front end, has ooly 20Q hour«. udm lnislrator of St. Benedict’s future. The proposal also will be Expansion of laboratory, X esUmatea for winter wheal 1300 houni. and in very good condition. and atill h u aome factory warranty le ft Hospital. presented to the first general ray and emergency Boodlngs w ill be avallable-Dec, ALL13 CHAl.MBIW DU. wtda front m ij Lika n«w. - - — — look out Felder said Uiat he presented membership meeting of the departments; instnltation of 22; the inventory numbers of hand clulth. anip coupler, good ru l^ r," Uiu proposal to the trustees -lookn-RntJ runa jood, power itcorinff, power SHOSHONE — A cooperative foundation which w ill be soon. noncombusttble celling to meet hogs and pigs also w ill' lie adjust whooU, because of increased usage of program to control Felder said the project federal standards; replacement published Dec. 22; Uie count of the h osp itiil’s aervlcea as well ALLIS CHALMKIta WD4B. wide fro nt and. grasshoppers w ill be carricd out should be completed by early i of hollo\|V core doors, also to chickens wlU be released in hAnd duU:h, m ap coupler*, runa good. na.federal rcQulremepts, _ 1074. -C ost e s tim a te s , were January} and -U je re p o rt- on In IJncoln County-for i973r comply with safely-Btandards; PARMAIX ^ O TRACTOR.’ fair r u ^ r . runa Control w ill actually begin no —He Bald the-m oncy would"bc “ TurnlsTi^ by Bob Hamlll, AIA, a an Im proved'flre alarm syatem; calUe, calves and sheep wUl be spod. h u WdcauUc front mount manure later than June 3-and money used for remodeling and not for member of a Boise compilnnce with new Dlectrlcol made about Feb. 1. ~ ’ Ibader. - - - ‘ “ • ----- ' must be signed up by May p , an addition on the presont architectural firm. codes, and installation of a Cooperation by Uiose included TRACTOR TIRES & WHEELS Ivan Hopkins, county extension ' tl)QspitaI building. The administrator said that sprinkler system to comply w ltii In Uie survey sample Is very 'Rie foundation trustees have MASSEY FERGUSON DUAL power ad* 1 PR. MlASSEY FERGUSON FT. WHEELS. agent, said. six’ major areas of fire safety requirements. Important to the overall success luat. 38jtia -with new aOxli . rubber._____ 760x10. H its Is 0 Cooperative Federal- MA^EV-PBRnUSO N DUALS, power id- 1 PR. MASSEY-FEnOUSdN FT.-WITBELSr Junt, 3Bxl3 with ua^ .^8x13 rubber. State-Private Grasshopper 11x10. . . MASSEY FERGUSON DUAUS, man on with _SEIL0E_IlUALS^-AJlU-Chalnui*-WD4Sr— Q jnirol Program, os QUtinreil'by ajwicei^or spiids. new SHxl3 rulH — APHIS-USF)At— A lH ttnd a -tha t- -TRUCKS «i-BEDS- ore brown may be entered in the IDGl TOHD TRUCK. V-B mptar. 4. BM*d__2______2dl-ilatb»dr*ivd-W-i»tato bed. - -- - program. spportr28,000flcluin“m!lM, fair rubber, nina 105D .CIIEV. TRUCK, C cyl, 4 ipeed 2 apeed, Hopkins said a fait adult good, IS' flatbed...... and 18'...... motal potato now ihort block, with 16' flatbed 4 16’ po- ■ 107 TOP DAIRY COWS. . . COMPLETE MILKING HERD DAIRY DISPERSAL 1DG3 INTRUNATIONAL TRUCK,.V-8 motor, tato bod. survey of grasshoppers TW f ta f& wW be tiefd at Rtchman Dairy Farm located 550 ia if, 375 South of Burley, Idaho 6 npced 2 apcod, fa ir rubber, run* good, CURL nULK.POTATO BED. M'. indicates they run from as low an three per square yard to GROUND PREPARING & GRAIN EQUIPMENT -10C8 MAS.SEY FERGUSON SIO -G RAIN- higher thon 70 per square yard TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1972 MASaEY FEUGUSON-8 3H A N K -3U B -30If>- COMBINE, with factory ottom, 2 way apinner, 3 point, ahcar draw b a rt growers G urn. ■h\a cftH G 6^3 73 \ Hot. c a ll H 2043 4 25 73 p^n trip bo&mA, plow packer hitch. LONG TINE WEED HARROW, 4 tectioni. G urn 3rd call G I9S 1 19.73. J Hol. c a ll H 2043 3 7 73 19C7 MASSEY FERGUSON DISC, heavy 2V wide with 3 point. Gurn Ikt c G 197 S6 73 58 Hol. » id c a ll Open duly, 21’, on rubt>er, mm operated, has WOOD FLOAT, 10 ft. * 20 f t 7nd CAM G 19a 5 5^73 3 Ho ’ 3rd c a ll H 2043 1 0 73 nprny l>oom nnd 150 gAllon tank. Optn U3 Ho 2nd calf H 2111 6 6 73 paid 7 79 73 ISO Ho ' 2nd calf H 2043 7 10 73 POTATO EQUIPMENT 6 12 71 40 G urn, 2nd calf G 198 3 11 73 Open U 1070 LOCKWOOD POTATO PLANTER. 4 TWIN FAM^ - . A first Hol, 3rd ca ll H 210B 1M3-72 LOCKWOOD SIDE ROOSI POTATO SEED HOI. n 10 73 K Hol. 3rd calf H 2092 n 23 72 row, on rubber, pUintod lew than 300 acr«, PLANTER CONVEYOR. payment of I1C.4 m illion was Hol 31 Hol. H 2043 1st c a ll 3 1:73 hydraulic oporat^d, back bar, and gondy LOCKWOOD POTATO PILER, 2 hja. elec. G urn. tJ 3 l 72 W Hol. ' 2id c a ll H 2046 3 1 73 npplicntnm. sent out Wednesday to the C I9fl 1.3 73 mot^r, swinging boom, on rubber. Gurn. s Hol. 2id c a lf H-2092 12-M-72 G we \ 3 73 1007 mCKWOOD MARK V I POTATO COM- • Magic Valley B u g a r b e e t G urn 73 H ol. l&t ca lf H 2092 3 18 73 LOCI^WCk)D GODETWEEN CONVEYOR. E lb crlo 4 5 73 HINE. 2 row, all hydraulic, good condition. Jw jtv Hol, 3rd c a ll H 2092 . 12.17 72 10G9 LILLISTON POTATO CUITIVATOU, 4 4R0 PT 21" HRAV^ AIR PIPE, for growers by the Amalgamated G urn. 7 31 73 f , Hol, ______O nnn, f n - rowrdoimic gaug6, point npuus v and temp, corcooling “ 38------7 ------H oi1. ^ d calf H 2157 2 10 73 Hol H 2092 I 3 73 13 ^ d CAM Hol2nd calf H 2043 7 15 73 through October.. . -h t-c A ff • Open 10 Hal H 2043 - 4 10 73. . ' GRAIN PINS. FERTILIZING EQUIPMENT, 2nd CAM ■ H J043 5 10 73 Another payment* will be N am e or D ate to IRRIGATING ITEMS & GAS TANKS Gurn. G 190 7 16 73 made on Dec. 1, for beets ^ d ca ir No. ol Freshen 3 GAS BRLS, A STANDS, 2 600-gal, 1 300 G urn l»i c a ll G 190 12 17 73 2nd CAll 18 FT, 16 SUANK ANHYDROUS APPLT- Nancc Curlls Dull » 31 73 CATOR, 3 point, double tool bar, delivered from Nov. 1 through G urn Ird c a lf 2 24 73 Is l CAM Open G 198 Urod lo 2 K c KUP CAS TANKS. 1 lBO.|n\l. * 1 110- G urn 2nd CAM 6 29 73 G urn. 2nd call Open 18' W N G TIN E HARROW, far applicator, Nov. 15, according to the H 2043 H 2043 U I CAlf 7 i 73 G u rn 1st c a ll • Open hang on. _ ' gnl., with hand pumpn- G * J 73 _ d lfllrlct managcrB^ _____ CflH Hol 3rd CAll . Open 13 FT. 11 SHANK ANHYDROUS APPLl-' TUREE HAND GAS PUMPfl. 2nd CAM G iirn 2 160 GAL, FIBERGLASS TANKS, for An additional 13.2 mJlIlonnn- 1st c Open CATOR,’ doiiblo-bar. witJi hanjron tine tooth 6.72.73 ------OpUTT— the form of a conditional 2nd cam G 190 ” L o fo * ffiio N T U n ^ various alreer, G 197 Open BARNES'ANHYDROUS PUMP” 2 hpa. gaa 3rd c a ll Open payment provided under the G 190 motor, intake. 26 TIN CHECKS, for ccmcmt ditch. 3rd CAM •Open ?. WATER PUMPS, 2 hpa, gas motor. IH terms of the Sug^r Act will be 2nd c a ll Open . Ird call_ „„CL19a______6.9.73— -'patd to'the sugnrbccrgTowcrs- - -open “ 2,000 BUSHELGRAlfTBINl 6;d00'Bi — BSfS:- 2nd c a lf U 4 72 Open G urn. . through the AfiCS Offices. 2nd c a lf 3 10 73 Open G urn. 1 ------SNOWMOBILE & ATV VEHICU . Mini-Cassia d istrict manager, 2nd c a lf Open Open o^en— —POnVVRTR-SNOW“ WOBILE, MoiUng, #«od AMPHI CAT ATV VEHICLE, 6 wfiecl drive, E7U. Blnuer, and Twin Falla G urn. H I c a ll 3 5 73 Open condiUon. runa good. Gurn district manager, R. B. Day, 3rd c a ll 3 7 73 Open Gurn 2nd c a lf 4 17 73 Open OTHER EQUIPMENT reported the crop was 00 per 3rd c a lf Open- Open FI-AT r e d TRAILER. alnglOja^e, on rtibber, DEARBORN DISC, 8 foot, pickup type, with cent harvested as of 2nd c a lf H21J9 ' 4 25 73 Open l i t Calf H21S7 . 2 14 73 O p e n , dual wheeU. — Wednesday. <1 Gurn. 3rd c a ll G 190 3 IQ 73 S pringer - P Ie E J B X lE D h a y lo a d e r , on rubber. G urn. G 190 ALLIS CHALMERS DIRT MOVER, bw OJ. HAY CROWNER, 72". with U>o\ bar. 8 point Harvest In the Mlnl-Cassia 3rd c a ll 1 26 73 S prin ge r , Hol. CAlf H 2111 • 0 373 S prlnaer ■nap coupler, roar mount 6 TOOL BARS, 2 i4" i » «• »nJ 10 f t d istrict is averaging nearly 10 G urn Sth c S^m Open S prlnoer 2nd c 12 14 72 —SDrlnoor.____ -MISCELLANEOUS- tons per acre ond in the Twin i;— H -jw j— 73- U4 S prinoor 14 Ton Chain llo la t: 6 Spud Corruntorvt 6 Grain Corrugtton', 10 John Deere UD Stra(i(Ht Falls dlstrlcl'dpprdilmately 22 Open ShMikflj B Maaaey FergUion Coll ^ n k a ; 2 Muaey Fervuion Tool Bar Carrien; Nlasrtra Power S5 y d c 7 17 73 tons per acre. 34 Hol. 2nd CAM 5 12,73 Hol. 2nd CAM Open < Hol. CAM . 8 3.73 ■ Hoi: ■ W om eH'’sTib? 2nd c a lf 511 73 ’'A U C nO N inS *'N O Vit TKii~ft(climoni have b«*n In tha dairy builn*^ f«r fwsnty NHW YOIIK (UPlI -In Ulo yaari, tlitir Itard hot btan undar adllUlal biacdlno fat Iht ooM v«nri. Th* herd I* Atrlcnn hiitlofrof UsoUio, rnosH youno- In good fUih and art vary oulilandlnguddarad cawt. Hard tail far 70 mllMna cow* «vir tna «u»i yaoi • miiou t» U«m i» 4,6> Thit herd hoi produced nwtl ■ chtl. -J"bs only In forly'five Ihautand dollart worth ol mllii evaf tha pait yaar. Thli hard «l cewt will TERMS: CASH “ ncnrliy ■ -R oulli- Altlca, - - ii -tuit~ Yeu-daUvm»n.-t»-ad

Wlusn tlirco letters, a ll aaklng carrier la not known' |)ut It ficenja to bo a long tim e. Slilco obtfut cats with sniffles, anufflos OPEN 9-10 MON.-SAT. 6.75 0 2 . and sneezes, n rrlv c on oru) dny 1 thoae dlMOMs are easily spreod 10-7SUMDRV PEPSODENT know tlie sen,ions are cluinging, by sneezing or c o ug hil^ i l ’a no REG. n.03 fellno rospirotory dluaBei oro wonder U)c kittens aif'C being PRICES EFFECTIVE; bnck from summer vocation, Infected. There is a vaccine ovoilable NOVEMBER. TOOTH- and I ’m golns to have to try uncompllcntlng n complcx but It lasts only n m onlii nnd 19-20-21 subject! * immunizes ngolnst only i)ne of IXC IPr SUNDAY- o N iv ir iM i I : Qticallon: We hnve a |iort Uie ■ miflfftude. WRh no good _ t__pcTsinn cat nnd she ficts broad-spectrum voccino, moat sneezing spella, slings mucous of the viruses unscnllied, by from tier noae nml moiiUi. Slie antibiotics, and a carrier, the recently hnil kittens, nnd ns besfirope is goodlnoriagcmeril. tiicy hnve grown to where Uicy In UiU case I d on 't bollove I nre active, they, too, have Uiis would risk having anotlwr litter same condition althoiigh not |o of kittens for some time, • Uie extrem e the moUicr hns. Is If nnd when you do breed her this inherited or Is it common again, try uslnff a non-Persian MOUTHWASH w itli p art Persian cats? sire (since the pug-nose of the Thank 'you for any In­ Persian can Incronso form ation you can give us. Our respiratory distress when AND GARGLE vet has given us some present) and‘ wenn Uie kittens medication for the catx, which as early as possible. helps somewhat, but doesn't Question: I am writing about FAMILY SIZE seem t^ clear it up entirely. caLs. Tlie cats seem to start wlUi 18 OZ. A_ns_wcr_:_Your ca t didn’t a cold, cough, sneeze^ get inherit her “ sneezing spells" thinner and finally die. Tliese REG. 7 9 '. ' from her momma, but she arc outdoor cats kept around I might have caught them from Uie l)<'irn to catch m lcc and rats. her. Her sneezing i ^ being We don't have any now, want to caused by one of tlie many wait till we spray, ASTOR rospirotory viruses tliu t plague Answer: Same problem, • o ilr domcstic cats. different virus.-It sounds like Some of Uiese viruses have your caLs had either feline viral PLASTIC different names but a ll are rhlnotrccheitis or viral closely related and, like pneu^la since it was fatal nnd members of many famjlles, you haven't any carriers feft to POKER there are the good, bad, ugly spread the disease. Bnd repulsive’'prcsonr''TJi^ ~ T ry“ io'^eovc“ thc promlacj' dlsciucs they cause vary from a unpopulated for a t least one £HIPS .mnd^'cpldrtype ayndrom c" to o. monU), D lslnfcct widely and, i f very lethal viral pneumonia. possible, restock the.barn with REG. 5 9 '...... There’s a lot of family healt|iy older cats. resemblance and it takes a Question: My bon Is Just veterinarian (often aided by a recovering from a terrible cold laboratory technician) to sort and now Uie cat starts sneezing. them out. Is it possible that she could hnve ALBERTO.CULVER Which cousin is beirtg hosted his cold? docs make a difference, however, since one of the Answer; Yc.s, or one just like CALM-2 vlruses-( Pneumonitis) responds it. Ttiere iire a few of tlicse to treatm ent w ith untlbloUcs viruses which are fond of both I Antl-Perspirant Spray while Uie others could care less caLs and people. I usiuilly see 8 OZ. POWDER' what you throw ut Uiem. more cuts Uuit luive caught It ’s a well-documentcd fact “ cold" frbin Iheir owner than REG. $1.49 that some cola are "c a rrie rs” of vice versa. But then maybe the ___thofio viruses.Tlte curriers often M.D.a have the opposite Im- seem perfectlyperfecTIy healllfy isBionl- themselves, or like your cat, If you hiivo n question about hnve occasional '‘sneezing. ,your pet, send It to Tlie M erry spolls.’’_ Pel Column, c-o the Tiniea- How long a ca t m ay rem(iln a -News. .Water resource AUDIO SONIC BLAN boaj:d to m eet — TWIN FALIiJ - ■Hie Idaho people, the legislature oncl Uie cassettes'^ FOR Water Resource Board will executive branch. It presents a conduct a public meeting at 7:30 comprehensive overview of our p.m. Nov. 28 ntthc Holldiiy Inn. rcsourccs on n statewide and TAPES QQc TTic board w ill present Uie regional basis. 6 0 M in u to Inte rim ’ State Water Plan — “ Our staff has compiled Preliminary Report for Uie Information obtained from our, Reg.3/*3.29 ..... V W consideration and quesUons of water needs studies, water Interested persons, according to Inventory, soils surveys, Uie Marshall Edson informotion Bear River reconnaissance * ■ 3 5 o ffic e r...... study and our contribution to SUNDAY ONI Tlie program will feature a 24- Uie Columbin*North Pacific and mlnute film on Idaho’s water Great Basin Framework OSCO BARGAIN resources, calling attention to studies. p JBARGAIM some of the state's problems and future needs. Present status of stale and federal planning - NOTICE - BLAZER CCI BLAZER efforts will be presented. TUXEDO . “1116 report provides data Hew Phone Number IOKIG RIFLE PLASTIC bnd Information nnd suggests jvays that Idaho's water and 734-5656 COATED feinted land resources may be Jnfmaged J^niD ^Jilllire jicedl, te w Fort__ ami Hoqlrr».8 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' Edson said. Tel Tronic “ Tlie report is not a plan7biit 412 2nd Avo Ea»l 'la a progress report to the T w in Falls OSCO SPECIAL CARDS BOX OF 50 REG. 3 3 ' ......

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Ktlitor's Note; Tliis I;: the W . W A % V . ? . * . W . V '. t . K Princess. EllznbeUi, heiress In U ve" was on atiigo most 6f -Edinburgh (for Scotland), Earl Ho mechnnlzcd moat of Uio queen a chance to talk to a sccortcl of three Jirlides tclllnR prcsvftnpUve to Uic tlirone of the audlencc had eyes only for of McrloncUi .(for Wales), Sandrlnghnm royal farm and wider ‘range of people. Uie story of tlie m jirria i’e o f . 2 ADULT -• Britain. , . Uio royal pair who* had eyes Bnron Greenwich (for En> sold aurplus^fruit nnd vegota- And most lensatlonal of all,' Queen Elizabeth nnd Prlnn* omi. .rrjiiLH- ;agomont-. H)nlv-for-oaolv-oUiar.„Ila ,uraB-B^^nd4^nvitfltiQnft~wont-miLin-Lh)pB, ordered Balmoral *to Uiey broke up Uic debutonte wlio cclebratc Uielr 25tlj come cxncUy as a surprise, photographcti helping her on Uie blood royal tlie world peddlo all extra game, instruct* racket. “ Presentation at court" :::COMPANIOH SPACES wedding Anniversary Nov, 20. liowever the royal circle nioy wiUi her cofll- A UPI reporter around...... od-Windaor CasUo-to iUjndUta- used to be Uio ultlm ato ooohot- . By UOnERT MUSKL hnve prided' Itself on' Us wlio wandered Into n rMtnuranl Tlie ceremony In Westminster flowers and fruit to market. He for a g irl on the threahhold of UPI Senior Editor sucurlty. Since P hilip wi)s a saw them touch , hands under Abbey attracted one of tlie closed down one of King George society and it wns'no secret in IX)NDON (U P I)' - A police- ■•foreigner” and King George Uie tJible. largest gaUierlngs of royolty of V i’s favorite projects at London Uiat many proud mnn flayyed down u niolorist VI did not want any unjuatlfled From Uien on Uiings moved the century. Princess Margaret Sandrlnghom, o flax factory, fathers — wealthy Americans fjpccdlnc tlirouKh Cenlral l^n. resentnienl to >)iiild up around swlfUy. Philip^ bapUzed Greek was chlcf bridesmaid. TItc late because it wasloslng nrfoney. In anriong the m -w ero willing to don and prepared to ylve \\[\n a Uie romiince of Ills beloved Orthodox, was admitted Into Marquess of MlUordhaven was all of Uils nnd more ho had Uio pay considerable sums to Uiose t ! '1 9 0 “ l ticket, *•’. VV/fh Perpotual Coro *,J dau^liter, tiie Idea w a s 'to lry to Uie Church of England. He Uibn best man. The honeymoon was support of the queen, Uiey thought m ight be able to “ I'm sorrj'. o ffice r," .said the break the news gently—tiny took Britishi' citizenship but al Earl Mountbatten's estate, Together they overrode objec- arrange for Uteir daughters to I yoiin|{.mnn, '•but I’ve «ol an news items carefully rationed dropped Uie fiUc of prince and Btoadtands, but ' wlien the Uons to the heir to U]o Uirone c ^ r j ^ to Uie Uirono. 1110 ■« Select a companion lot while you ore to- jiP(]dlntmenUidt]i-Uiu.)^ohl)iHh>- -aaid-he"Wnnte;l-lo-bo-known-oouplooould*gGt-llttlo-privaoy-<-BolnB-to-ordlnQry-flcljool9-wlUt- * jT 0 iSt^nrr‘rW 6“dffcr d choice of fiot marker, l i ^ op o( CantorbUry,.” The royal slratcgy was aonnil- simply-as Klciitcnnnl Philip one newspapor .publlslied-thc—oUicr.boya.Tliey liberalized Uic _ P lilllp is fl.llll working, howev­ • rdisod markor.or .privato-abovo-around— ------'D iis was a novel excuse In —a newspaper pol| had showed (sloco he had no surname he Ume thellght went out in their palaco guest list so ,Uiat er; on Uie. problem of Uie, burial. , • Uie pollc'eman’.s experience and 40 per cent against the Princess used his uncle's) Mountbatten. bedroom—they moved to the achievement as well as lineage Buckingham Palace kltchcris. If would have been worth anollicr miirrying an alien. But Philip Tlie engagement was on- estate of B lrkh all in Scotland., became a passport and Uils has Uie queen wants a tray in her • • ^ • • chance If only for originality. was seen slipping into the nounced on July 0,1047^ Honors They produced an heir to tlie led to a continuing series of sitting room II has to be B ut It WHS true, as 'w ell. Irndesmnn’s entrance of Buck- were heaped on Philip Just Uirone, Prince Djortes on Nov. Inform al lunchcona for groups brought 200 yards and up two l i Twin Falls Cemetery J\ss’n > t Lieutcnjmt Philip Mountbatten Inijham Palace. They went before the weddingj|^Ho was 14, 1048, nnd Uie fountains In of 12 Britons, *a m ixture of nights. A.W. "6iH" Modlond. Pr«i. and Mgr. A f t was on his way on Nov. 19. toi/ether to see Uie musical given Uie Order of Vu: GarU^r, Trafalgar Square ran blue for a athletes, writers, artiste, sclen- • 435 Moln Av«nu0 E. Twin Fatli 1947, for a rehearsal of his “Oklahoma’' and when the tlie designation of His Royal 'boy^ But the king was now 111 Usts and so on, to give the Almo newH? 824-2321. marriage Uie next day tc number “ People W ill Say We're Highness, Uie tiUes Duke of wlU) the lung cancer Uiat eventually Idlled him , and when — Elizabeth nnd Philip wont to Canada In 1951 she carried a sealed envelope to be opened in the event of the king's death. '■AfPhlllp*s Insistence the queen— flew across Uic ocean to Canada, breaking a royal embargo against long flights by tliose on or close to the throne. ,lt was a foretaste and warning to Uie entrenched traditionalists of Uie royal palaces Uiat great clianges .would be-coming------— On—^January 31, 1952,' E li­ zabeth and Prifice Philip left for what was to have been a five months tour of“ Kenya, Ceylon, Australia and New Zealand. Tliey had a happy day Feb. G, 1952 watching animals ot a game reserve and had ]ust returned to Uielr hotel when P hilip was handed a message Uiat the klngwas dead. Long live the Queen!

- Entabeth returned home Im­ mediately to be met al Uie airport by her Prime Minister, Sir Winston O iirchlil, ond Uie heads of all political parties. She was dressed In black, proud and erect, Sho did not weep- public grief Is the privilege of a queen’s subjects. So the new reign begun. 111080 old retainers who sus­ pected Uiat wlUi FliUlp around Uilngs would never be Uie same were soofi proved right. Philip wiped out the free meal racket. He dlscdvered all sorts of people thought they had Uie right to eat on the royal bounty. TTiere wfere five ' dining rooms —— in-Buckingham-Palflcc- alone__ FURNITURE APPLiANCES Top' sefvjinls 'ha'd' lesser ser- vants to w ait on Uiem and so on down the line. 'Hiere was a guest suite where a servant placed a fresh NICW USED bottle of whisky every night K lixnlintli, Philip in W estm inster Abbey In 1947 ■ whether or not It was occupied. "Hie next morning he took It "DEAL WITH DUTCH"- away and reploced it wlUi another botUe. Philip stopped England lo^es Philip that. He put in an Intercom to P 251 MAIN AVE. WEST 7 3 3 -4 0 9 0 cut down on messengers hurrying along miles of corrl- i ____ U lM D Q N _i.lJH lJ-=S ald-the— into so m uch-hot wal<;c- Juj oncu- — T he- - Sunday----- Qbser.vance— dorsrHp“tmprovcd-the-prinii-— , PresidL-nt of Uie Royal College said he wa^ y m aster of Uie art people alt^icked h im for playing tlve central heating so Eu­ :: of Surgeons,jircsenUng a bowl of ••donlopetlalogy’'-w hich he polo on Uie sabbaUi. He had a ropean princes no longer used by doctors In Uie days described a.s opening your long feud wiUi photographers. dreaded winter Invitations. when drawing off a little blood mouUi and pulling your foot in He told an Am erican Inlervjes'.'- was supposed to be 1 cure for ii. er wfio thrust a microphonc ot everything: him, -Wliy don’t you stuff it "May It please Your Iloyiil In this anim al loving nation u p '" Once In G ib ra ltar he Highness to accept Uils bleeding; he once called liorse.s "the asked “ which are Uie apes and cup?“ stupidest bea.sta.'' He asked whk-U are U\e press?" •Well, I cun only say It’s singer Tom Jones if he- bloody kirid of you;” replied the "gargle

PHOTO % HOUSE FINISHING I TODAY — 1 to 8 p.m SPECIAL SOUTHWOOD ------SUBDIVISION 2 5 % - 4 0 % o f f □ □ □ OFFER ENDS DEC. 1 hese are fdctory-built Regal modutar homes Ten sparkling new Regal • With dozens of quality-control features. ' Each all-electric homes home has flameless electric heating,,flameless open for your inspection. __ 12 EXP.K0DAC0L0R DEVE10PIHC ...... ,.?2,97: =‘c66king”cm'd water“h^^tifig“. . . u^ng fhe cleoTiv i f « P . KMCOLOR DE^ ...... ‘4.49 bn Airporl Road energy for your comfort ,an^ convenience. Be' 10 EXP, COLOR SUDEOEVELOPWC...... U.39 south of Twin Falls sure to see the Regal homes this week-end. Everyone^,Is invited! ■ i 38 EXP. COLOR SUDE DEVELOPIHG...... ; ...... *2.29 ■ " □ ;d d^v7 3 Everyone welcome IHaho Power Company C A t n e r a — -ilS iM A iN rA V ISN U li-N O JM U -t— !33EISEEAtfcl>»= ■LAmELESS ELECTRIC LiViNG FOR A fvlEATER, CLEANER WORLD / f I' J3 Tlm«i N«wirTwln Fain, Idaho Sunday, Movambor 15, 1973 Nebraska, ^ Six interceptions lead West ' . ' ' I ' Bdise State rolls-past ^^ NotreDame Michigan over Idaho 27-16 okay bowl KALAMAZOO, Mich. - Idaho .camc right back, JJ'o o‘8 M and 22-yard Unoa and Buoyed by • alx ' pass moving through tlw air from its Western Mich g ^ camo back. MIAMI (UPD-Ncbroakn and In tc r c c p tlo n s , W ostorn own M-yard llnp. Hic Vandals Mumford shoved Western Northern Arizona 3 9 -1 2 Notro Damo accoptcd bld^ to Michigan’s Broncos camo from boat o Yourtli and,two at the “ lead by cotching a Jorgenson Uio Orange Bowl Saturday, to FI.AGSTAFF, Arlz. (UPI) — flnntclUMiiL' halftinie advan- tough University of M iam i POOL TABLES Western Michigan scored Pacific-fl {'otifL'renct*. 10-;i. t;igc. 'I'iieJtickoff return tied a team Saturday 20*17, while Finahcing i^voilobU surprises oorly when Mork Cortor The victory al.so gave Cougar But as far a.s Washington was conference record held l)y Ran­ Nebraska whipped Kansos 59-7. RGB 0*1iv*iv inilallallon intercctpted at the Idoho 35- AnyWhif* In MaqU Vallay • "Coin'h J in i Swiieney hi.s first concerned, that was Uie end of dall Anderson of Weber Stiite Hie clash between Nebraska yard line' two plays into the winnitii; sfNi.son at WSU w itli a Spartans its scoring. .and Collie Mack of Idaho. and Notre Dome, ranked fifth game. Two plays later Bruce WiUi eight minutes remaining .and eleventh nationally, will be JAMES CLARK MINNIOAPOI.IS,Minn,(UPI) Wade swept 31 yards to score Complete in the third quarter, .loc Larkin 'the 39th onnuol Orange Bowl Aft«r4p.m 71^-^fini . Defensive end'Steve Nells -and-John-lTerguso(UJdckod-tlit)- looted a 32-yard‘ flel(l goal for'footbflH''cIflJiSlc:------—Aceesgories- l-on d Weokondi-— picked off a Michigan Stiite polnt-flfter. ' \ SMU stuns Boise state, ____ _ . ^ Irish-jusl Int crnl anti retumc?d'it~aTirds Three minutes and Uiree plays for a touciuiuwn Saturday, laltT, Uie Broncos added tlie ir leading fired-up MinnesoLii to a outlast Arkansas fourth td on a 72-yard pass play M-10 upset victory, from Autele to lwilfl)ack John 1 7 Smith 4 Uiird quarter was Uie .second by 2 2-7 1 NAU sc»)red Us second Uilly Urne“ he grablied a rloose I FAYETTFVILLE, Ark. wiUi 10 minutes remaining in the tiie •SOUTll HKNI), Iral. U P l) - Micliigan SUite ball in a Uirce- Bowl-lM)und Notre Dame sur­ (UPI) -SMU u.sed Arkansas fourUi period on a seven-yard rninute span, rallying tiie vived a squeaker in a .shower of mistokes to set up all its [ilunge by fullback Milford {;«pliers from a IQ-;i halftinie scores, two of" them touchdown instructor oranges Saturday, winning a 20- Suda deficiL . runs by halfbacl^ Alvin Maxson, 17 decision over Miami .of On the series following the fullback John to upset the lUzorbacks 22-7 Florida when a Hurricane field - , kickoff. the lironcos pK'ked up King, SVho rushed for I.IH yards Saturday for the Mustangs' goal attempt went wide w ith 91 llieir final td on a four-yard tow coat to. ijecoine Uie firs t tiopher in first victory at iFayetteville seconds left tn play. A iitelc|M i.sstoriiesternrey, cap* Wipe out? Never tejir when you t»if tin; history to gain 1.000 yards in a since 1954. slopus ID lht!> li.iiulsdm i' tow coiil of Notre Dame scored twice in oing a lifl-yard drive in II plays. Groeiiwood's h60 Plui w iilcfpfiiot' tiylcm seasiin, ran for the-i,woipQuit- -Maxson,-Uie C-fooL,_19a-{iQund- .- .. . _____ . _ . Uie opening 12 minutes and A downhill fitcor witti diMcicli.ibli! Ix.-lt. conversion toglve Minnesotii an Junior, scored on a 13-yard run each lim e the |Hirtisan fans ^i|)p))r front, itclion /ip|i(>rb, lour 11-10 lend. Stow.iway p.'ikh iind rftncoalod pockots. littered the field wlUi oranges. durlnR n snowy second quarter |||(lia tU I k ic U o r 'Hie MinncsotJi defense lieid and ugiiin on a l-yard run In Inbuliituil (pull lixi"^; of “I ‘1 07 At the hair, Uieir display to Diicroi'** 88 iiful tiylun Iti Ndvy. Wliiskc-y, Michigan State wiUiout a first Uie fourth quarter as the IftvvM welcome Uie team bjick on the Villi Blue, Alpifie Grcrrv .tiid lii<,triirlor down in the third quarter, and Mu.stangs broke a three-game Red 5i/.“. S,M.l ,Xl field wa.s heralded by orange stoppud— the -Si>artans tw ite Southwest Conference losing BI^MINOTON, Ind. (UPI) C'olored smoke flare.s w liic M u d inside Uic 5 in Ute fourth streok. —Cliris GnrlHer kicked Uiree Uie field almost invisible doe to quarter lo preserve Ui'e'victory. His first touchdown run was neld goals to pnce Indiana to a smog wlTen the game resnmed. set up by a recovery of the IG-fl Big Ten victo ry over Iowa But all of Uie celebration was kickoff fumble by Jon lUchard- Siilurday.' almost wiped out when M iam i son and his second followed a Tlie win .snapped a four-game marcheil to two touchdowns in Ga. Tech pass Interception by linebacker losing streak for the Hoosiers, the final quarter and lost the Jim Ilyan as the Mustangs put now 3-4 in the conference and ^ ’hrlo lowa-xlippud • i — gonl n tte m p i: _ hopes. lo 1-G-l and 2-7-1 overall. Quarterback lOd Carney liberty Bowl o/ficials had Gartner, who now has 14 field sfuirked a 70-yard touchdown i n b o w l been expected lo offer the goals this season including 11 in drive, completing six of eight Riizorbacks a bid if they had tiie conference for a record, piisses for 7f) yards —four of ATIJVNTA (UPI) Bruce beaten SMU. connected from 42, 47 and 21) Uietii to W alter Sweeting for GO Southall and Cireg Horn boUi Tlie Mustangs also took yards in the second and third yiirds, including a H-yard ru-shed for more Uian 100 yard.s advantage of a punt fumble by periods as the Hoosiers went in scormg to » a ...... - and Cddiu McAKhan tiirew two lUchardson to set up o 13-ynrd front, lfi-0. 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■ inw.HCiArsfRviprsj;bic IN tYNWOOaSHOPI»itgG<:ENTERrOI»er't EVERY fR lt»A rW !6H rO !qTinTO 0^^ Texas meets SunctoVi-Novpmbor 19, IWJ Jlm8»-N«w». Twin Fallt, Idaho - 33

Alabam a in Our new Equipment' has b eenim taledinil we are now able to Cotton Bowl From all angles By Larry llovcy handle... ______FOHT WORTH, Tex. (U P I) only seven plays for. Texas to FRONT END =TCXnrTOUvcfnrd Uiree 'TCU score, wIUj Ixlvvry 'getUnK Uils Basketball breaks out In Mnglc VnUcy Friday called 0 foul. fumbles on h sloppy field Into loiiclulown on n onc-ynr0npnk. and Saturday night-wlUi Uic College of Southern Wc'rc not too *enrtmoured of Uils rule, ; PROBLEMS Uiree touchUowns by q\m rler- , On Iwo of TCU’s next three Idaho Golden CagloB playing UoBt to U\rcc rcmcmborlng wlwt lisa Uoh said when he was ON biick Alan Lowry In llie flrat 10 possessions the Jlomed Frogs Junior collcgc teams. A wcek.latcr, just about cooching Minico (and probably At^Il says today ' minutes Siiturdiiy nnd then let courIicc) up Uie bull ond Texns every teom In Uie area wUl bo blooded. which coaching Idaho Falls). ' “ We don’t set • 2 & 3Ton Trucks Uie defense take over In fl 27-0 lujd lo drive only 20 .and .56 li'or fons, however, Uiere w ill be a moment of scrocns to shoot foul phpUi.’' adjufltment os the rules makers continue lo win over Uie Horned f-'rogs t lia f yards la gel the oUier two Tljero arc oUier minor changes in rules and • l & l V i Pick-ups -tomp«r~wiU>-U>e-flam«T—nioi^o-arotthroo-rulo------rulfrUjifinlllonsbut-thesfr-aren't-totmccessnr; thp—Ixnghoms^-TDOTndowrTS:------^TwiTBeams, ~ fifth straight SouUnvest Confec- * Tlie other Texas touchdown flliifts thot should be obvious and require explain. However, ono definitoly sees the forewarning. cnce championship and put catne In Uie final (luarter. on continuing trend toword IntornnUonal rules ThomoBt rtotlcooblc w ill be in the department (rig h t at the tim e so m any arc calling for the Uiem In U>e Cotton Bowl against anolher quarterback sneak by of fouls and free throw shooting. .This year no U.S. U) wlUidraw fro m the O lym pics.) Too bad Alabama. secund stringer Marty Akins H ie Unghorn defense al- from tlie two yard line. [ one-shot foul. wUI [ms shot uptl! Uie bonus America had to Invont the game and then take Gobble up tbese lowed TCU to march out of Its i situation arrives. Ttiis means o team can get Uic dictates of the world to run it!! own end of the fiefd only once five'fouls without suffering a point penalty. all day on a muddy field left However, flagrant ond any two-shot foul will unprotected during heavy over- ‘’Bama rips send the opposition to the line. Homer W illiam s, executive secretary of the CAR SERVICE niglii rains. After Uie bonus situation — five fouls against Idaho Interscholiistic Activities ossoclotlon, In picking up Uiulr record ‘ one teom in a half — the one-and-one w ill be In reports noUilng concrete has been established fifth consecutive title, the Virginia effect along with Uie usual- two-.shot sltnatlon. by the ru lin g pundiUs of his group topward I-onghorns ran Uieir season . One probably not seen m uch Is elimlnoUon of control, curb, etc., of all-fltar games. However, COUPON SAVINGS record to 8-1 with only the Uie exception that allowed a team lo re turn the he sold It would {ippear the state wos leonlng ball across Uie 10-second line one lim e after a toward the idea of'delegatlng authority for such Texas Aggies left to play Tech 52-13 AH work dona by automotive experts Jump ball situation. However, this specifies Uie extravaganzas to the district level. We're not 'riiank.sgivlng Day. TUSCAIX)OSA,Ala. (UPli - return of the Up Into backcourt Is illegal only if sure exactly what is meant by that, excepting • TCU’fi own mistakes left it at Keeping one eye on an expected CUP & SAVE! U^e baU first oontroUed In front court. Yon only If there are not stringent teeth Included Ibyl Uie mercy, of Die relentless niajor bowl bld,-second-rankod--^-^“ “ ""-^\:*^^^^^^ ground att^ick in tiie Initial ri,.od pa.sl ..nd.rdo„ O'- aenson- - powers outside lhe_stntc_and fJistrlc^ g r^p) heretofore, fans, and most of you called for an Uiere are no restrictions. moments of Ui(j.g»me. Virginia Tech S aturday’ 52-1.3. Infraction at the tim e anywoy. The rule makers I3ul we shouldn’t antagonize. The step could T(-U’.'{ I.yic BIckwood fum­ fur it.s 10th victory in a so-fiir simply have caught up with you. well be aimed in the right direction. bled a Texas punt in the first p(‘rfcct seiison, i H ie third hits a situation that hoa developetl In Recently heard plans of including an all-star ; two minutes of Uie game, the In spite of a drizzling rain high school ball only In the past few year.<). Coll wrestllng'mnteh under the program paved by j first fumlile of his varsity, and seven lost fumbles, the It playing defense by b ra ille . You a ll have seen Magic Valley last spring appear of llUle ' career, and Texas recovered at (-'ritnson Tide won its 2lst Uie defensive player. Ills eyes riveted' upon his consequence. We can't see CSI gymnasium Uie Horned I'Yog HI.___ It took straight regular season garre __iRjjnlilvnninuiy. sntKin^. lo iu.-RTOuna --- fillediin3PrTl5win^^ champs.7tmiHTngCTloTj«^asirT^ gamu to rack up an avalanche ahead or behind him. Tills year any contact Of course, crux of theUie total situation is:Is: who of |)oinLs. resulting from such reaching and feeling w ill be gels the money? Vols drop Hiuining ijack W ilbur .lackson $ ( scored twice, on runs of-?^l-nnd II yards; quarterback Terry Rebs, take Davi.s and Ills suUstitule, (ia ry COUPON Uutledgo, added two more six-, Bodgers lies punt return ONLV bowl bid {Miinltjrs; and running hack.sl Handy Billing.sley and Steve KNO)(VILM-i,Tenn.(UPI)- liiscuglia accounted for two Tailback Haskel Stanback' otliLTs, Tide scoring was mark as Huskers rip K-State scored on runs of two and Ifi coinpleled w ith 1:4:J lo play on yards Saturday as Tennessee L IN rO LtJ. Neb: (U PD - AlP-eiuilL^eatabli.shed by Colorado's kcrs a trip lo the Orange Bowl a 21-yard pass frotn Hobert won a 17-0 homecoming victory America Johnny CiiU Branch ln-197&*71-:------to ■mcct'Nolre-Durt^Cr-'loBpll®- Ki aley to Pete Pappas. Ilndgers returned a punt 52 over Missis-slppi andiicccptiui a A few minutes later Hich Nebraska’s embarrassing 23-23 Hill Davis converted on ciich bid lo play in the Astro- yards for Nebraska'siirst score Siuiger booled a 27-yard field .standoff with Iowa Stole Inst of tlie PATs and succe.ssfully and the bowl-l)ound Curnhus- goal to put Nebraska ahead 10-0 Siiturday. Bluelxmnet Bowl in Houston. V /c'll lioofod a field goal from liC kcrs kept tearing apart Kansas In Uie Iowa St. contest, which Kicker Ilicky Townsend hit a at Uie end of Uie firs t period, dcnn 30-yard field goal with G:52 left State the rest of the way for a 'Hie Huskors added 2fl points virtually eliminated Hus­ W IT H COUPON In „lhc . Uilrd period after 5fj-7 victory Salurtlay. in the second quarter. H in the kers from anoUier shot at the missing earlier on a 4fl-yard Hodgers' scamper was on Uiird and seven in Uie fourth. national championship, Nebras­ ONLV Attempt. a rtific ia l tu rf sVickened by Kansas State's only toueh- ka turned the baU over cli^ht ,Vc? only ^ 1 5 1 9 7 2 Midwiiy through the .>jecond Ohio Slate snow. 11 tied tHc NCAA career down came late in the game limes. But Saturday they period the 13tli-rankcd Vols scoring punt return record of against Nebraska substitutes on recovered five Kansas State took to the aid with sophomore sHpg past seven set by Oklahoma’s Jack a one-yard by Isaac Jackson. fumbles and picked off three quarterback Condredge Hollow­ Mitchell in 19TR-}{). Hie run also 'Hie victory practically gua- passes. I ay completing tosses of 12 and tied Uie kick return record of ranteed the fifth-ranked Ilus- Sophomore quarterback Dave 21 yards lo ends Sonny licach Wildcats 1 Humm hod anoUier good day and Emmond li)v e . Pass before turning hia job over to JV J ii’l l alien y ° " ' i -:v a n s t o n . (tont end. interference on a throw to S4ijyar^B ow l boun^ Steve Hunty. Humm connecled X “ snr on a 32-yard scoring pass to four-totichrfowns-on-shnrt-runs'— Ebb neveneT^giv^ihlil^hlm 17 ’ b ill niiiUi-ranked Ohio St^ite nii^ee plays later Stanback touchdown passes for the year nL*c{|c(| the jjfissing of tJreg circled Uie right end IG yards Lions belt Boston and breaking Uic Big Eight Hare to escape with' a 27-H with a pilch from Holloway to' record, of, 2tL.touch(lQ,wn_pa.sscs^_| victory over Northwesteni Sit- make It G-0. BOSTON (U P l) John Muf- Sugar Bowl officials told coach in a season by one team. turenaltie.s against Northwestern I’enii State rt'io rtls as the Boston College, An official touchdowns were Gary Dixon, safety Tim Townes a l the Ole Iwl lo U»e firs t Uiree touch­ Sugar Bo«l-I)ound Nittany announcement ‘ of acceptance Dave Goeller and Jeff Moron. downs as the Bucke^yes raised Miss 39. Lions whipped Boston College was S<'heduled later Saturday, n ie Vols covered Uie distance Uieir record to fl-1. ' lliifiia g e l added a touchdown in five plays with Stanback Ohio State needs a victory llufnagel completed Ki of^22 al 1’ 2'.\ of Uie fourUi quarter IlyourcoriWayji. going in from the two-yard line. over unbeaten Michigan next pa.sscs for 271 yards ;tnd willi liis 57-yard run on a roll-' Jjiilurday to lie Uie Wolverines carried tlic ball eight time.s for out and Tom Hull set up the ;,v(.r 20,000 m ilM for the-Hig—Ton-UUe-.It_tiiuL. 11- It' r'iV'.l. i*. St<‘ te four-yard .scoring jwss to Dan ll i i i i Ret control Wllh happens, Ihu Buckeyes probably mark of total yards orr^Nntnle aliionflr' -- - — Missouri would earn Uie vote of the offense, breaking the old reeord Hufriilgel scored on a Iwo- i \ \ twt.-yi-'nrIwt.-yenrBlinCK BhoCK _ h | — conference a tlile tic directors for of :iO.’i lie .set against M aryland yard run late in the first \ \ i\lworbor« nlworhor® ^ ■ Uie Rose Bowl s(X)t. earlier Uiis y»*ar ciuarter as Penn SUile took a edges Iowa Henson. Uie nation's leading llufnagel also set a se;»son H-(i lead, I ’WITH COUPON ^26,197^ ^ • scorer, carried the ball on more pas.sing rei ord with I.77H yards .lohn Cappelletti scored a pair State 6-5 Uian half his team 's plays but and Uie .seltool's total offense of touchdowns on runs of one lhi»_Nnt^|}iv<»sh»rniUUl tit‘ffn«;<>_ and tuuLViirds -----COlXTMBTA-; W6. (U P l ) - wliicii gave up 478 rushing T1h‘ Nittany I.Kins scored the C.ary Marangi gave the Greg H ill's 22-ynrd field goal yards a week ago to Mlnnesot^j, fir.st three times they had the Magles two touchdowns on with 1:27 to play Saturday was surprisingly effective. |}^i|J t)iit Uiey weren't able to pas.ses of lt.'i and H yards lo propelled Missouij to a come- Insteail, Ohio SUite, a team shake Uie slublxirn l-'agles until Mel B riggs and ii third on a -IB- from-behind C-5 over Iowa rarely known for its pjussing. Alberto V itiello booted a yard loss lo Mike Ksposito. State In a majcsUcally fought had to Uirow in imporUmt yard field goal al <>:5n of the l-^sposito got Uie ICagles' other I ntc'»n»nK«' flig Right Conference defensive situationVi. Uiird (|uarter and Hufnagtd sciirc on a six-yard run. \ r©P‘'‘^y battle. TJif first tim e the Buckeyes followed with his 7<;-yard pass Both Missouri and Iowa State SftVlNflSl k s had the ball, Ted Powell made to .Innm y S^-ott .seven minutes \ - S -’ awaited bowl bids following the a one-handed catcli of a pa.ss by later as Penn SUite moved game. •Hnrc-for-n-21i-ynrri'gninpindTi" M'erchants,- note:- ntowa State, uhcjut M .’clectetr -fro m -n -2 n !)“ ir;T(i-To“ i i - i i q 3 Uiij-d and to from the North- advanUige to pnss In the-lato iilages-oLUic. ♦ ■W0Stcm"‘10rL-nQL ^ai«ftJdalLvaui-I»lsi^d^on4od6vH74a.OW->_ scored. 74 Tlmei Nowii.Twlo Fflll*. ,ld»ijo 'Sundjiy, NoVirtibor 19, 1972 H ig h lan cl l^elly thumps Jeronie j o p i L B o r a h f o r title POCATELLO, Idaho. (UPI} - Hleh^ond como froii) bohbid In 32-8 in football playoff the second holf In the Southern ( , Idaho Conforoncc championship JEHOMr: - 'rjiu Knights of Uuctc ran for'the flrnt two' and ran Kelly's win strenk to yafda tii pull out ot rcnch. The ' game Saturdoy to defeat Boise's ___ BoraK- Higli School 28.20.------^ Bishop Kelly, behind Ihe K elly Bcprcfl nrul tljrcw to Dan -nine—«ftfnefl-;^hll(^-Je^ome game, with Shaune fiurne for 32 to the In t})c Uilrd period when it hl.story, grabbed a clutch seven- wlio three limes previou.sly was The the Cardinals started l(fft on Ute next play. Two plays stopped Borah's drive o ff the yard- throw from freahman intercepted by Steve M urray to drive on tlieir own 4G and later I.ucte rolled out tehind the , second hnlU U ckoff at the Ham. quarterback Vince f-'errajjamo stop tlirec Uear.s' drives. Siuuler.son wound it up w ith his entire .student l)ody for the final . IB-ynrd lme% The Rams as time ran out ilatiirday tx) . .Syl Youngblood ran four and three-yard sweep for a 21- K! yards. immediately whirled to o give tiie underdog Golden Hears six yards for a pair of second- lead. Jerome had lo punt four plays touchdown and B ill Thlemann'.s a 21-21 victory over Stamford in after the kickoff, a shortie Umt extra point'sent Highloml ahead tiie 7Sth "fiig fJame,” travelled only 15 yjfrds and set to stay. From then on Highland 'Ilie Bears, who coiiUl have kept the Lions penned up deep l a ^ s 1 1 1 tlie Knights up at the Tiger 3701 kicked a field goal for a tie on I o n p i n i l K FX LV HALFBACK Shaune Byrne comes lo in their own territory until n Five plays later l-ucte again fourth down wiUi three seconds __ culled the roU out and swcpt 24 - tlie end of a-32*yard-ruii In the olutehen of fum ble-aet-up- lhc-clinchlnf|' roinidnlrigrinstejHi wen("for llu “ yards. Aoth conversions failed. Jerome safety Rich Wat>>on.(ll| while aose touchdown w ith 2:56 left to pljiy. victory. Sweeney got U for k i l l r i i i a i P a v in g w a y Jeronu! was slopped at the ' - • gnard Norm Cochrane <74)'cnmes'up to help. tlieni w itli liis l.lth toiic-lidown .Kelly-goal line after that, a 3&* Byrne's rt^u set up tlie firs t Kelly score as the reception of the year. U X IA N , U U . h jU P I i- U U ih one Hheud of Auli fo r s c o r c __ THE LIVtSTOCK INDUSTRY yard pas.s play to I /in Scyhilling KniRhLs downed' Jcromc 32-8 fo r the m ythical Stale turned a blocked punt into Sullivan, helping tlu* Tigers lo a first state A-2 football championship. i. lo pull oul n 27-21 A.hims pa.ssci h r 27.1 y.rds ‘.'.Ti,;'':!;:, 'L',' Ke',," NEEDS MEN JVliehi^aii Win over SouUiern Missis.sippi. juid Iwo touchdowns. 4fi-yards to |'n U o a l .it ti L nmc »ul Kelly Trained Aj -Sjiturday. I. i .... ^ . . held on fourth and three and —CA-T-TUE- liH-nunlJas-;^la-n<».yrr(nintU ick.' K icker Hay Guy, who two C.raig Q a rk , and hit running- ...... A N D wJ’osl got the KnIghLs out of a cinches lie quarter.s earlier broke the Nt.'AA Iwick le rry Hughes with a two LIVESTOCK lioli' with a 21-yard scamper but Foo I ba 11 Sc*i» rv‘ Ikki rcl fifid gtial ri'cord with a Gl-yard j)«inl conversion lo lead Ihe rn(i.il <)/ the yardage came on a BUYERS Uiree-poinler. had his punt from A ggii attack, for crt)u n iiiiilti iinci n jiiTcfiiLnii.'i.'iJrsni 'TTSin---now—To^'buy—CiffleT -U n ‘-4H»lzt»tH*-bl(k.'keil--by-Fred iH'iag slopped On the next play :i(l minutes. in to deliver the winning kick. ,, ,, , . 1 Manley .V i I’v Heedneed pouncednt iu ceo on theu e Huth leanjs were .slynued in ... The kick boosted tlie Wolve­ lk)UST()N (IIPI) -^Fullback , . K inglit fumble and the 1 igers the Ih iid quarter with Doyle s , ...... ______^ rines to their ninth straight Puddin Jones, scored three I'olletl from Ihere. Wat-son and 21-yard field goal Uieoaly .scon victory and their sixth without touchdowns and bulled his way .Sleven Hurd [)ushed the ball to a loss in the conference, setting for 1B4 yards to lend the the K tiighl 20. U iiice Johns and gimTmn^r U niversily ot Housior) lo a ~KuTi ;iory over me universiiy oi on Ihe nexl Iwo plays lx;fore Ohio state at Columbus. Tlie New Mexico Saturday night. Johns, afler a[)iH-ariag lo Ix; Boilennakers were erased from Jones, who has gained 1.097 sUipped at the line, bursl away a chance at the title and O re jio n S i. yards this .season, scored on 1*11 bL-'A>nd e ffort and went in dropped to n 5-2" confercnco runiT^lH.' five arid one yards, from the 12 SUicy Camp took m ark. all in the firs t half, and left the domiiialioi) an option pitch for the two- game in the closing seconds of [xmiter. U^e third quarter w ith the CO UVAl.l.lS, Ore. iVJPV) - The fourth quarter passed BYU clowns Cougars holding a coinfuctable Oregon ended eight years of quietly with the only exceptuui 33-7 lead. football frustration Saturday by V . . ^ ' coming about five • minutes Q uiirterbiick D.C, Nobles rolhnR over arch-rival Oregon n,,, Utah 16-7 passed fur Houston's oilier two Slate 3l)-:i and sloppini! Ihc per- „ r,„L .r „u „ t SALT LAKE CITY (UPD- - louchttowns, one 2.T yards lo ^nulwhnmmeyofBenvercoach ami Clins Allen fell on tlie hall ' Brigham Young University split end Kol)ert Ford and the '“ Dee Andruswhoseteam fini.shed dashed Utah’s hopes for the other .12 yards to danker M lu.^ In the^acific-Jl. ; ' Western Athletic Conference Stanley, Nobles completed 15 o( Oreil^Dn h ,d lost elulit stra.Klit „ „ „ | title'with'a lf>-7 win in a fum- 19 passes for 221 yards in in this TR-game rivalry and seven i,,., ble-filled football game Sntiu*- jiuperb performance, _ of those were to Andros-coached day. New Mexico scored In the teams. To break the spell and Utah’s doonj was seaUul when first quarter on a 33-yard run send OSL) lo Uie bottom in the ■ George Gourley intercepted a by quarterback Bruce lioone on battle for the league basement, Utah pass and ran It back 24 tt busied play and In the (Inul Oregoiiusedu6ft-yurdlouchdov.n yards for a touchdown in the minutes of Ihe game on a nine- run by Corvallis grown sopho­ fourth quarter. yard pa.ss from halfback Fred more halfback, Don Reynolds. DON'T BE BULLIED Utah's offense without Don Henry to light end Ken Smith. Uie first lim e it had the ball. -Oirider— at—nimrterbaek- — Doong fumbled --away away -Now—-Now -nie-^uno-wafr-playwl-oin BY A BATTLE SHIP! ~fallerT0~mnke“rnrsl~d(iW1n“ ■^Texiarri)esr'fenYfllntnfrscor^~nrttificinltxirf-made-sogK>-b5'Tr- the first quarter, and managed Ing threat, dropping a snap heavy rain through most of the only three in the second quar­ from center on the Houston 7 firsi half. Tlie win gave Oregon D O N T BE BULLIED ter. Van Galder has been side­ early m the second quarter, a 4-7 season record and 2-5 In lined for the season by n shoul­ Defen.slve end B ill Stohler thePacific-a.OregonSlatefinish- der injury. BY A BATTLE SHIP! recovererttor Houston. ed at 2-9 and l-C in league play. For d e ijjls . con ta ct us today. Buy The Roomy 1973 Mercury Custorti BEST IN 4 door Sedan Built ‘THE HILL CLIMBER’ ANY FIELD On A 1.10 inch Do YOU still have CORN in the FIELD? Whcolbase. • ------Aio^you^wonying-abouhaaving ------— UW-KNUCKlt JOINT CIVtS ...... this valuable crop? UNLIMITED FLEXIBILITV ON It can be stored as HIGH MOISTURE GRAIN HILLSIDE. f)llo«v and Is ettremely valuable as a livestock Feed. llir pipn linn lo (jo oiul ilo~n THE 1973 COMET 4 DOOR SEDAN p hillt w illio iil nny Tdous giis (ml«'UC|o bt/l biiffui yet look at tins putt; (SAojjtflna .UnivotsHv-On Hiflh _Moi«tut« .-Qxei.nine.ia*! Barley. ; »lo'» ciiiib ir DELIVERED ANYWHERE PLUS EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS PROFESSOR SLOAN BACER of Univor«|ly o^ you lo tiew lliF (iliyrjiiipiil wilh IKl M A G IC VAIUEY WITH A lo w DOWN . . . ONLY B(n« Buill liccwiri lo yiyp nio'c Florida on High Moisture Corn Feeding. r O R O N L V cl^>onr5jpJ J »h r « 7 8 --0 4 W ------i;he-Etisies(.elace.in (he~WorT HnlTliY Hrrsiid TWv PUtMlT. Bowl-boun(i scoring drive. He started the 'nwk-.li. S.UIVW ■ M dTrttU-l. to the Bengal seven-yard line. march with a 30-yard spurt and A71H3 600x1,1 822.‘J'J «I34I0 8I.7B LSU drops raced tlie final 23 yards for tiie Tlirue plays later Heston went touchdown, his 12th of .the In from the two and Tom 9 IS .6 0 8 I.W Jaffney converted. Another season. ,; I07($-1 IT.l.'SxU 827.‘W s n u i o »2,.-{xl 1 $ 2 0 .4 0 S2.6') ------Dort Jones Uiruw. one touch­ - when tiioy movod-75 yards |n 17 tlje third period. down pass and ran for another . plays . U )ut. consumed nine fh o first-eight mlnute.H of the ,V>Oxl.T »27.‘X) snujo to lead the seventh-ranked, minutes at the end of the first fourth period passed In punt Il2.%vl.'5 S.T'J.OO 9 2 0 .4 0 Sii2.7ir]| Astro-Bluebonnet Bowlbound period. James McAlister cul­ excluinging but a fumble, Ii>uisiana State to a 2B-H minated the march with a two- covered by ISU’s Tim F e rrari, m m m m a m .s y n m m lamam homecoming victory over Mis­ varci burst. set the Bengals up for the lying IkiuilM ^ST twiw H/«. iw H.I#Prtrr u J T n.!.-!. sissippi State Saturday. points at the 33-yard line. A bad Jones connected on a 19-yard A thought for the day; Irish pitchout cost the Bengals 12 A7B-l,'i600xl,T #2.'».<><) 8 1 5 .0 0 »I.7H — |.^nu.ln hntiLnnysn J a i.r.w »2..'->2 T^ers, to say it with the utmost tlie Interference decision. Tliat 8.-16.W Shortly before the game levity," carried the ball to the Ifi and C711-I t «2.'ixl 1 $ 2 2 .2 0 82.60 ‘ began, LSU—now 8-1 on the) II7K-1J llii.'ixM *;w. *3r>.<)9 8 2 2 .2 0 82.7« Astrodome. ’ II7»-I,'i«.'i.'ixl.5 8 2 4 .0 0 a i.o i Jones’ touchdown pass to Layaway Boyd, with two minutes left in J7H-I.Smi.5xl.'i »I2. I.Kl l , with a three-yard run with 7:41 ■ IJ? '/ ■■y T left In the first half. ..1199 _ irds W'M y ' f V y \ \ I1.I.K.WI.K.T, f^hoice 1 I _for a touchdown w ith 2:29 \V‘ i ' , 1 ' : f till. t.X i KK.T. remaining in the first half after being set up on the Bulldogs' r.iijs ,...... 7.«.M.Swi« own 2B by safety Randy Dennis' n>u I..V» KKT. fumble recovery, Ill III I > Iliu m 7.1,'^U ______- Voiir(!hol('<' ■ Y««ii* ’ »,K.T, 99 Tlic Bulldogs capitalized on a —rrn-nr..-.i,M;;r\T^ OImui'v' rut ^ri:i.((I m 77,1.1 4 Brad Davis fumble 'to score .•II-. s , M „iii> i y I1u«a..%7r>:i. 1 3 m ill.II \M (in II their second touchdown and tie Vf.1ii 1 ill^ai the score \n U\e Inst three .lu l \ t M \ IIUMI. I l t l s I;,..I minutes of the tlilrd quarter. III M il III. il>\iin M . m itJ.5>l I H l« » llu i IM t X l . ------; -TOEErMoHnling^nd-RQiationJ^ N \M I’\ IIIMIII MagiG open . u:‘L‘llMiiT-tihit- through S /1 W ? * 7 SAVE *3

' ' SHOSHONE - Mogic ... Oar Most | Reservior is open to fishing u n til N ov. 30, Bob • B ell, 'V regional f^hej-y biologist, said 49 today. ; Man, expressed In leatlier . , The general trout season — l!A C h ------extends until Nov. 30 for most, • 8AVAOB VAIL , . Ni'w, mrlhtw, h/lhlw i'iiihi Ir.itlwr ja tlu> ,ill-nior«* • ■taiuliinl origlniif «|nlpm«nl ■Ihm'Iu. I contacting the fish and game, i/futu* hninil with iiitt'tlini'nil •nW ju.i^ fVir —....-‘------imiHiiiiiitinriitnrting PiHninp power r<‘gularrt'guiiir uuui tliiui . yf up-niuI-4)v«T ly|M*. . department asking. 1( tliey had »15 Q «o • ■ ^ up-niul-<»vi;|0 •.n i.-iM M ) p ,m , Richfield canal below the ■-diversion .open to year -Yound-fiuJilng. :^.iuhdav<'lkuhday«> Nouember-19,-]02J

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■CLASSIFIED INDEX' Jobtefinttrtft II'1 » itv to fin d Ihe to lu llo n to your want Of r it t d In The T lm tt-^ N»M/s People ReAOier W ant Ad c o lu m n i. U iile d below it the Key Bannock Memorial THANKSGIVING lO-A^Agic V e lle y i m o tl d iv e rilfle d AAarketplece. Oe sure to Read «^d Uie these coiumnt regularly — You'll profit In to many I H ospital,' w a y il Pocatello, Idaho lJQVE/AB£R,23rd_ _Quallfl«d-QN->or-tuparvUof-OR GYN floor. Includliio nursery and *0 M.uttltnMut tof : delivery room. Second laroeil 00 <1 W«r>lt<1 <0 Ru> ■OYN faclllly In Ida^o. Salary V>0*t k Cioinmy ..commansurste with qualKlcatlonr CLASSIFIED DEADLINES f>al(t v A c a llo n i, h o lid a y * . «slck eave, health Inturance, etc. P leate te n d resu m e to Sieve W E D N E SD A Y 'N ovem ber 22. All larQO a d i and SelfcJcd Olfers Millard. Personnel Director. Qannock Memorfal Hospital, small word ads must be in our office by MONDAY, N ov, Memorial Drive, Pocatello, Idaho, 20. at 5.30 P.M. U301. Interviews w ill beschodulod j-flwn, Farm & Garden afte r Novem ber 30. 1972. Position open In early December, THURSDAY -N ovem ber 23, All larQO o d i 6 nd small word ads must be in our o lfico 'b y TUESDAY, Nov. ATTENTION MEN OR WOMEN Learn lo milk In now dairy, will 21, a1 5:30 P.M. tra in . 6 day week then ? days oil I3.S0 t3.00 per hour dopcndinu on ambition and wllllnaness lo work FR I D AY -November 24 All largo ods ond small w ord l»_yurL Insurance provided Wrllo rcsumu tO'floM A-7, CO Ttm es-News, adi mull bfi in our olfice by Wodneidoy.-No v. 22.. ol. 1 2 noon. PART TIME collcuc sludcnt to work Business Sorvlces In sorvfce stotTon Sot* O rv ille Clark at UnMcd Oil Comp.iny Kimberly Road Twin Frtlls S U N D A Y “ November 26, All large ads (10 inches Rpcrcftlionat and up^ must be in our oHice by W ednosdoy,'N ov. 2 2 , Roiil E stflto F or S.iH;

Plione 733 0601. lor Inlorvlew S U N D A Y ~Novocnber 26. All small word ads must be in our olfico by Fridoy, N ov. 24, ot 1 1:30 P.M. i H irA ir" fU L L b R URUSH n&Wrds Sfilc

Rentals A U TYPES t- r TffnTin*!! *ini I. |j»pir.n '~’ -RESTA-UTfATTTR'ELP -T-H-ANK-Y0yi!- J APU ■ N E E D E D APPLY IN PERSON ------q3Y'S AT THE FtmaltHilp 14 Parm Work Wanttd HOLICDL ID A Y H N N NURSING SUPERVISOR cxcfllfnl opportuniiy tor dAy sImII AAANURE il U EmpioymMft A gtn clct fmpioymcnl in a m o d e rn , CA^tlrlord. 471 7S17 >n llu'lry. Hw|>ril Ht-du SPREADING Wmdeil. C.ootIu>g. ' )M ,i\ Moll-\lrt Wogrf » progressive nursino center J»(kpol. Ntv«Ra REGISTER with the Perjonncl Assume rosponsibiliiy ot stflllmg ( or (orrKtioni of nolilit aIichi o' Imii |I KplifA't <1> irrclit il( flnd .iblllty. Scng resume or can •llowrO lor liril irMrrlcon only • Personnel Wun/tyvr Twin F.ills MANURE HAULING Ttir cisttilird t>ep«rlairt>l nopr^i «>frkO<»» ur>^rr^^ i 0< t M j i t H e lp Nurstnu c>n0 Conv«llesccnl Cenlor, Llllltyldo# p m . SaturiUyt I 00* n> IO1/00|>ni ClO^r.lo« T w in F rtils, idciho Q3301 o r 733 9036. 0(*dlcr\ff lor pU> 11 10 < Custom FormirHJ 7J3 9037 m e m ...... Iwloff »a .» lo upftmt ’ WANTED Enpcriencird Dicctiun.*- J tiejJ**aiin« lu< (i Um i>u «*<» t*w. I I to r O e ne rn i MOTBff ' D'f,il(T%hi|) I PLAY SANTA THE AVON WAY tins CUSTOM Ptow tN G .' roto tilling, IQ «|ip»ar txiipl onM IMtl *r r lo tl «r • n'< buoil.ty O' Miindiir I Injufrtnco rtnd Pension Apply Li’O v«Hfi tjelMovelv Avon gi»1 ilems lo I RiCP M o to r Co . OOK Ufl, Goooi)ie riertr your i-q uip m e n' 376 4^31, Denver Fine fiir n CKlr.t CrtMi lo mdki.- your no lid.tys DfiQtilLT C flil 733 7.413 or APPLIANCE Service M.it* for HAND FIELD stflcklng «nd hfly wrilfXrtrr, Ptiyiiii \'cin lurf. Hurrti ha u lin g doric d n y w tic fo . Ptiono 73^- ihop thflt sells Wwlmohousc arid I Roule 2, K>m befly KitchcfiAid It intcrestod wrllv stfllino cxpenencf and clc^irttJ i *. CUSTOM ROTO TILLING flnd biflde wauL‘S Powell PlutfU)in() & I MOUSt: Kttf'fcW WANTED (or worV, corrugflting Houser HefllLn.U, PO*. 206. C flllfli.-W .titi. im'ciy 01 J lo iiv«- in, P h on e'454 . Li)it A Found 1 M UrolhL-rs Phone 733.2U2 or 724- 2446

REWARD German Shorlhair. ANYTHING-on this paoe vou wani DEGT TOPPING and t>«ul(ng answers lo Ihc rwime of Cmdy to linAnt.- C.iii Clark Ui^ncll at wrtnicd Also potato hauling Rernovfti trom kennel Thurwiflv >U 4/00 Phone S43 5AA3 night Fflmlly pet, needs medicnl «>Tonllon. PLGASt return har^Me-l E A S \ ^ CUTOM rtO VjlKO case U70-*ith S uesllons asked 733 M39 aller , Jobkof initratl bottom. 3 Wfly plow. Ptiono S36 Fast action want ads S 30 ?33 4STrdays. ' M«l# A .Ftm sIt 2478 LOST SMALLblackiShgreydoo. 12" oro oqsy fo place n B«by SiHtrft—Oilld Care CUSTOM CORN combining l.es high, male, part terrier «nd , 733-0931 poodle Answers to "Scosliio" Ude 7J3 3308 Lost vicinity ot Curry Phone ?33 JACK AND JILL. Nursery, iiccnspd 2009REWARDII Child c«rs Supcf-vlSAd Actlvitiu s ft^ilntnOppflrtunltv m a n t Q. WQKK in icrvitc iUim n. • »t04 ‘ Olh Avenue-en5T '7 J i,4 4 i7 . - LO S T — M A L c — w e i m a r a n f r ;' Apply in person, see o rv illf CIcKk Qrayish color Eden area at Unilcd Dil Company KimbL-riy OWNCR RETIRING Dusy B unit - f e e W * w p t RMrt. Twld rails motel Good living quarters, K ell wood pJTomT; t to.ooo, T fiUBS.consld a M d ^ A C E . — Owner office will screcn R E A L T Y 733 S317. applicants lor the lollowino positions — lit Driver Salesman, mvesngate UAbVSlTIEH IN MY DISTRIBUTOR WANTED Sliiling. W IG S E R V IC IN G Ciearx. stylo, cut, the inlcrestino new career that Hot Mini Snowmobiles. Carry J, thin and recondition Call 734 4371 pays bettfr, fantastic career speed to 25 mph. costs Irom %99 a lte r S bcnctils {}] Pipi- and fitlinu!, Minimum investment. Wire, write salesm an, lop career m an boir>o conditions, lor plan with extra Free SAmple I empioynlf-ni gu.ir an lei; J , -NO W T A K IN G O R D E R S to r hot.clAy souuht.. (31 2 openings to r slock WANTED UAliYsntfek I Amer-Moblle. 9409 Oayton, sew ing ana a rt w o rk PI>ono 7)4 man. shlppino and receiving (•<) Mils and iniuranci- AAoriiin<|SiUi' .irc,» (T.iil n • 'Thls-Q-rea-CgII 733 B094 Nur^ipg-Home-Thr ta dirr^'th c' helping customers se.imstrcss Pnone 733 4139 ID A H O ..R E A L T O R S 733 071* Ouhl rooroani/i'd LDS Churfti . Done by an Expert" gives you an advantage The Christian ladies Mission ; RaTO.TlLLlNGandbladoworIc.No .l-QOr;iNG >'0H a urucLTv slort-?.. - jc r v ic e □! T w in F a lls , l o f . ... WAYNL 1' ANNlb TinTi ',fu Ihis high volume store lurnishing ano serving the dinner ‘ J o b i o f i n f t r f t t you get thrbugh n<5 other advertising medium. With iof. more polontifli, newer The Family of Lula Smiti' M«l» A F tm iif l»iciciih(| good cauipmetH. lots Of DACKHOE SERVICE, call 711 9340 I Iii.ulii' huiiness Priced af j mottier and or anclmother WANTED The Times News m cooperation , S 100.000 jru j net led over 120,000 witti Ihf Idaho Department ol I l.i M 6 months this year, iols niori- Y O U N G M A N market looking tor the services you have to Employment, has joined m ihc ' piilenliui. Chuck Perkins 733 1874, M Pvrtonalt .National "Jobs lor veterans" I Sijnlcy W^iler^,. 734 3107, Harold campaign to promote iob TO MnthiPy JJ3J400 or' LAND OF sell. If your servirft Jktpd, wa'll rtnrt-r.- r<'ifM-to«^tttis-:igrvicf~ h OKY carpe* sweeper reprcicn »aHve and Deslcro products sales CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT IF, you are interested m earnino Hsiel Nafus, 733 S43A ' WILL GIVE LOVING, tender care to tl,440 00 per month part lime with invalid in my home. No only $2,990 00 lo inve st, tu lly ^ibL-p-MTPN05IS“lflughl by a iocul a m o u la to r y P h on e 734 J315 relurndhie, call COLLECT, Mr' ?eo*essionaiy trained Hypno : colle ct E dw ards r /t4 ) V43-19AI och nicla n Phone 433 4176 VUIERAN PiTSonnel Man desires E X E R C IS E the easy w ay Rent W A N TE D !!/ lariMT in aOm m i sir ftl ion or SJ>EC|AL REPRESENTATIVE Walton Dell vibrators. Speed denial lieKI 12 years expcrienct- HIGH CALjBER, intensive Hikes. Action Cycles and Massage JrA'ninq pxourjm R^otjors. at Danner F u rn itu re , 713 inHintcnuKoJrpor month plus n TIMES-NEWS ROUTE CARRIER career position with management opportunity No experience RfiTURNED Veteran can service REDUCE tXCLSS lluiil!. w « ilh all models ol car stereos tape necessary Outstanding group ^BURLEY - HEYBURN ' insuranie wilh retirement benellls Fiuidex Lose weight wilh Dev A Your Direct line To p M y rrb Soo Oonnis M 11' Wain nvailntilp Relocation ol tiomc not Dlut capsulos dl Wviidull Drugs. Avenue Easl Sierw) Cily W endell GOOD PROFIT FOR PART-TIME JOB ...... ------vie w s a re SKIN DlSOHDEH,S? Try Toco , w w rite [inx A 4 . D erm V ita m in E cream 1240 lU Inleresled Persons - per TUBP Ht Wtfndeil DruQV, ''GETITDONE W endell Call 678.2552 ' U O O K K e e p i n g ' s e r v i c e , __ JipocialUc _ln Jmall Ousinfss, larm lnur PflVoll taxes Phono 733 BUY A WINNER FOR CHRISTMAS - Ovautllul 7849. ^shlons jn llngerla by u«Voy's. 1 BY AN EXPERT" - CAII &«uri Konicffk Phone M3 Of VETERANevetiIno Janilorlal work, MalaHtlp , W M att Halp experienced Call 734 5^^ , to pay. Jhis means more nrolll lor you Sealing cflnflclly for 81 pcQpic- PRIVATE Investigator — 74 Hour and plenly Ol Irce Oflrking, This . Sarvlce. All'confldenliAl PhOrt* ' ACCOUNTANT - ja yeftrs ^'"Jt(ncSi-hflS-boon tiirlving for 14— ----- ■■ 733-^431 - nig ht 733 5773. ^uperieoce ■in''nufomotive Tioia, years tjul owner wants lo retire. • — INDUSTRIAi-PLANT-MAINTeNANee workino knowledge of all Locatloit and iralllc are ofeai ' firocedures. Permanently witlBd Goortl operator c a n .th o w a net ALCOttOLIC-S Anonymous. Twin $ 4.26.plus per hour 7 ^ - n Magic Valley, desires position p r o lil equal to purctiase p rice each F a lls C o u rth o u i*. W M n e u ta y at at ollice mnnaoer. Excellent iyear. Opportunity knocksi Full 1:00 p.m. AJ Anon Vd Floor. Jot) req uiiet o ip s iie n io in MsUlihg. culling, layout We riced tho' relerences turnlined, Call 324 price only t)6,S00. Call ut R tHabhouu, 130 7ttlJlvanua^«»l« < ■ndiiriduoli' wilh higir-m«ichonrtnt~»li|Mirorid tnillwri[jhi~hnflgroiiri or use our toll free numbers listed ••32i...... - Jmmertlately' tormorc'aelalU. - ■ —— - C A II ME COUFCT f20!T?33 AA?0'| fo> rt.or. inlorm olion nnd lo nn. oiinngcmcdtv lot up iiile rvn w in the Classified Index. Ott'frNDATILtr MAN seeks steady jutj milkinu cows. ProturablV in MLETT Jamos CT Bonson »uti1. J-iter area. Phone 734 3552 alter 6 p.rn YOUR FRiRNnS IMPRESS. ------}rR rS lm p to rC o n ip ^ riy TME-CCI EWT . DEL IGHT H it* EALTV YOUR MATE . . , AND HRING Pocotffllo, Idaho 83201 YOUhIG EXPERIENCED larm THEM DOWN TO THE NEWLY hWnd «>'0ulil 1lkc supervisory REDECORATED CACTUS ...... l?0B-232-6620l poiltlon, experienced In ■ CnTC:&.MOa4C4UO^^»>»-otW<- ^-mafchinor y opw aUon and . i pcaL AN bCJUAl'OTPORTUNITV EMPlOVER Spanish flluentlv.' Referencrs W rite ((OX A 7 c o T im e t News. C onsuil/int and A p p r a lie r .

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RESPONSIBLE PERSON w/inlod -We-TflY-HARDeR— — — r •Contocllon vtmdlno route In Twin Al leail ol (tiling fotmt ond FAlla nnd lurroundlng, area. FeldlmanRtaltort 733-lMi PloAsanI buslnm. Hifln prolll ronchitt wo Ho, hecaute wo liave Ite m i, Cun stArt parl-limo. B u v in m PTTwe^rib v t- .T8WriT7 downtown location. Experience not Importnnt- pro po id et. II you've been ihinVing Fixtures And building available. R e q u lro ft ' t99S m lp lm u m nbnui la lliiig oul and InkinQ li enti«r Invo&tmenI, W rite, glvlrm phone give uv o call We |uil migtit hnv« o nu m be r, M a n flo e r, P. O. Oo* 80093, Se) coiofilAl styilna, or .LUXURY HOME :il1 Y vending equipment. H you hflvo bothi. lovely livinaioom, ndoui family room, ond other luiuriout perhaps a two itory home with an SNOWMOBILE REPAIR nil make*. DooO rDtorcnces a n d a rc w lDlng to .. Outdoort f*^li b«auli(ul bock yard w ifirb covtrtd pa*' voly Brick homo, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Master bed- untlnlstiM upstairs parl«ct; lor on uppninlinciil, (it both. Firoplaco,-. 4 3 3 - 4 2 0 9 (E v e n in g ! 713 82U ) OSOIJ. 7 S 8 - t 9 t l _gdcm !tfd iin^ drapiM. basemenj Newell or Beth Dickson ()(.' IrillowtnQ tijlidi iMths, entra douhle garage, lull b-isemt-nt. 1950 square leel mam IDEAL DAIRY and row crop 13o 90' x 100' lo t in Hansen 13000. .>v.oin Siu.tn.i c" RuprM. — oiannDMiiiiK^iiynnimmm!. acres Ouhl area. Full Twin Fails WOULD like lo sell real estate floor t34,900. Terms. Must be sold. Kt'tti 111 Jriomi- drill SouHiwiind al TRADE canal water, plus waste water lor TAYLOR a g e n c y contract al a discoun*. on good FEIDTMAN.REAITORS pasture. 1972 crops were becis, U h. rolU Our iCjidv.min oru oi. The v q u ily In your ho m e lo r thointment 543 4055 real luxury wilh L'vcrylhing air 713 0716 ^ LAND OFFICE OF IDAHO, hours. ______R EALTO R S 733 0716. tra in in g as long as requiredc 'londitionud of course, north east Thousands of jobs open near Holiday Motel, a tine E X C E P T IO N A L good sho rt tO 2 UEDROOM HOME in South Park invosimcnt by appointment ,iear town on oiled road. Land in a FOR S A L E : 4 A cres, 340' fro n ta g e Experience usually unnecessary Twin Falls immediate possession ' FREE bookiot on lobs, salaries, IT'S TEAMWORK •Igh state of cultivation, large West Addison, TELL AUTO W.OOO STOCKMEN-S R EA LTY 600 »quare tield* ai>d very lew reck*,- reaulremenis Write TODAY Soulh Lincoln, Juromo 334 4845, PART5-73JiT090. ‘ ------fllvlno name, oaarcss ond phone. THAT COUNTS!!- /^agicyalley Cood modern 3 badroom home. Call any time . 374 5735 Call tor appeintmer\t to *ee. Lincoln S ervice. Inc. (k>» A 3 . 90 or 40 ACRES 4 mile* from • ,^.c O T‘me» News Rotela Vinyard R e a l t y Jpromo, W ill llnance. Phono 324- Deity Reichert 111 North Blu« Lakai DRYDEN AGENCY 1006 Music L««ton> Oot) M c E llru s ti ' .l.ri :-lt.,j,i y.'l 733 55S0 324 5732 <0?So l.n.oir. ■fnfbuyino ond iidlino'rent eunii' L a rry J o n e *------734 4090 fcrrr.m ^-r----- ^?«<837orJ5«-2604-^ Announclnff POPULAR PIANO & GUrrAR It » IlA^^W O «K iKcil M a« G alley 423 41A9 LESSONS By Tor Heyordsni iiic \nry cr^ till- ni GofOon CrockMt ' 733 6531 ifR O ^ E . IDAHO ■ ■ Oarrymore" E*t&le ~ execuflvo ' Boom ncrs ihrouoh <»Uv«tncfd c a ll lype building lol» (or cale, • 733 8609 Deaulllul vIeW 'prolectlve 40 Acres — cio*e to lown- with covenants. Price Include* water alm ost n ew 3 bedroom b ric k home, *y*lem and road*. Limited Hom ti For S ilt llreplace, double garAge, UO.OOO. •G ene C onner 733 4019 or K. olferlno. *M H A rrl*0 n R cattv 733 2322. im m e d t a t e p o s s e s s io n X W M FALLS "M LS " OFFICES" bAfiNtSBFAllY __IW IN-F-AUS REAL-TA^ _ ^M'ADlCVAlltVJlCAUV .BUTLER r e a l t y ^ FEIDIM AN WEAITOR5 -.Ilt.’iw o hr.lM) MOUNlAINSlAlESHtAlIy MO Rill l?n F Mr>in______tTOno ftM lf n Bf AI,I,X- -w * o ef » t A tTt------A N N O m e E S PRtCC HeooCEDon yncstTvniCD iHA€tou9 <• bpgraonrr - iofotlon SIR 900 KAV HARRISON R E A ITT Yes, W e hove C attle Ranches," Dus. 324-8166 Res. 825-5573 hom esonone io». 1 bedroom home, k llc h e n . tl7,00 0. 110 10th OSTRANDtH AGENCY "Diamond Dust gas furnace, small basemeni A C E r e a l t y 733 5217 Hrd, GlOHf RE Airy KEAlES IAIE SfRViCf -Ulcoo-Qnd Small, also some., oarage 1—j bedroom home, gas Cio%,- It, S« C good one a t t100,000 appolnlment Alda Strong 733 0905 ready tor occupancy Would make PROFESSIONAli You'll l.n j thtm (Onv*nifnllr liilttf l>«i«w e xce llen t re n ta l p ro p e rty . 19,500 40 A CRES owner anxlous lo sell, 3 Al A\)rp«> 733 3169 REAL ESTA’ E m r n s bedroom home COME IN AND Wanted lisiing.on larms, ranches and small acrdaoos, Rum(xJeli‘d 2 bedroom older home, TALK WE-LL LISTEN 734 3408 on <>ppro*im aleiy 6 acres, w ate r 40 A cres Close in Hagerman Realty »15,000 3 Dfclroom horni' m uood Gravel, Top Soil Trash « Oarbage Scrvlce 20 Acres 3 bedroom home. iDcalion O u ill in rat>c)e in kitchcn. Appllanc*. Repair shares. Call lor appololmeni John LeM oyne 137-4463 (10 Acres N S - 2 bedroom home $16,000 Catlle ranches - large and small lencwl b.»ck yard Call N.idmir M,000 down owner will carrv GRAVEL, fill dirt, top soil within PA RK S A N D SONS - 733 4441 • fJuslnesses a va ilab le Oob Laurason B37-4B83 Kofpnick 733 /?9/ Owner I HEf RIGERATORh. wastiers, »37 6635 -t>.tlflncc______- •- *45.000 i . dryers. ranHey. Rcavonablu -Irom [own. Commercial and residential ; Qlll Hor-nadav M ill m il iwM ■ ' >i/p|ity ' — — ---- ■ gpnrtat ■: d e (iv * fe d ,-9 3 i-tJ 3 4 rN o n ^ WeST- — had«*-lnslda-or-oulfcid ■ W*l lint- _ ■ _ . large lot. parking for exira • ;v 4211 Main Avenue North. County, irclvding 2500 liobd leodioi vehicles. Only $17,500./ Tliormopon'o Polio D o o i, tawer Strvlce W cld liio QO ocret South of Oulil. 2 bed'oom Sl'og Cnrpoting ■** SI SI 'l^j'Cuslom Parm lng ...... ‘ o Q g l h t ______CRAVEN'S Sewer Servlo^,*' MAGIC VALLEY - Mtrbllo; head— 465,000. 150 he ad— »fS:000' homo, lull w otar riflht. lorqe born.' .-^tlc—lan k ------*e w e r— lin e • -3 0 0 ------he«d-~»t60;000:------" 7 0 0 ' doop toil nnd no rocki Ownpi will “ W HTinrnr ^M ANU H H -Heo T4—53200:'WIIP c lea nln o. . 324 8346 anylime day 0 headlS325,OCiO. Thornp R e a lty , Box caaycontracl $67,000 * Ol»tiwoilter •X chop iro7cn , manure, 3<\6, Shoshone, Idaho. 208 066-2071, ^ Combination b«?d, Graih, beet*, iree InspKtlon. 733-3&S3, Garbage Diipoiol 5 1 ? ,^ mlnule chnnoeover, 160 acro)-W «il of nulii. largo build. 40 ACRES HAV and pasture, full 20 13000 w ith h o ist. 4 36 65 26. ROTO ROOTER tower urvlce. 1 haWiVinmlhnma (nl A/ln I ing». full water righi,' now operated Sewer line* and toptlc tank ai uotk form. $96,000 ____ I Ck y W a» OOLEY a. HENRY — Twin Fall* ! 200 ocroi. d o iryiivejlocli combino' ;j:| D rv W all hang tape a n d tOKfuro, — an d M u rts u o h , 733-1065 o r 432- : lion, IQ7 irrigaU d. Near Richllald. iMORILE y; 734 4755, 733-76B6 an y tim e . ' Ucb Bqulpmtnt 5446, r / - : ------29% down & contract wilK Sellai.

H O S P IT A L R E D S . w«ieel cha lra , Smith,Drilling I Puma Co., : U U R E A U R E A L T Y 702 Soulh HOMES—— walker*, crulche*, con- Rof«Vy Prrillno, domeillc : L in c o ln , Jerom e. 324-4370, DON vale*conf aid* and exercl*lng waler •y tte m i, l l jI l ...... Wetl A, : W A L L A C E 733-7616. Altor Hourt to ll . 1837 Km birly Rd. 734.3440 :j:i PATCHWORK, evening skirts, equipment. For rent or tell: Jerom e, 32<4B01. 734 3B93or 733 D023 pillows, croehollno and . CROWLEY HEALTH ioOACRCsioNEol.Ihe baiter farm* OPEN 7 DAYS ') T O y :•:> a rtw o rk : 43B 5930, CARE CENTER In the valley, fireplace, waler. ' 59aAddltnnAve,W. _ 733^tB_ „ _____ i t r comfortalplt home, corral* and 14 li'M in i TAMEDACK lull likt A.,anlnn« fru it Ireet, Jerome. ACE REALTY Eaii SPolnii 753 SJW. .. m . 28 . Tlm«rNBW<; twtn'f'«Ilfrtdflho Sun^y. NoVBmber-lfrrlWJ*-

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FOR SALE; 19W Vardo, 13k60, <• P A R T Y w ith 3 hoi*sos desires FORMAL DINING room lable and 6 GOODOAIRYhay for sale, by semh BfnfffSUYS 1973 12 WIDE Winter paslurc Call Ernlo al 733- chali-s lo r sale. Phono 733 500?, 105. ■ de<| hay and or*'“ 7365 days on ly. Al ' lo t* of so or fruek(n(yj^M'4 ■2-BBDROOM— Swr^TwiVrsTri^ I' LUXURIOUS DAVENO. Rich, 11 FumlilMil a Unlurn HeuiM PASTURE lor 100 KO ca»lo In green Crushed Velvet. Curvalurod NEEOLEPOINT TAPESTRY yarn, GET TOGETHER-WJTH—THB- c«nv«t. Crewel klU end »tooli. stylino.— Superb- Frnmeworh. ■Reversible, zlppered cushions. PEOPLE YOU NEED. Uib ''H e lp H our 10:00 « .m . fo 4:00 p .m . Warned" Ads to reach workers all UNFURNlSHj-D 2 bedroom w eo k d a y i S « lurd» y 10:00 to 13:00 EXQUISITELY "NIiW ISH" carpelod, kltchcm carpotod, foncod Comparable (600 and up. YOUR over town. Dial 733 0931. WANTED. Fflll pasture for SO 150 733-W04, M r i. W illia m D ru ley, 153 y a rd , JUS PHonc 733 J750 a ffo r 5 Olh Avenue East. best opportunity! t297,00 733 &540 p.m. and weekpnds .. cows. Ensf Jerome or Hunt area p re fe rre d . P hone 825 5480- FOR SALE: In lime I BROCKMANS lUNFUDNtSHED I bodroom with Thanksgiving, dlnlnn room, tal ______fu ll f>a»omonl. Phone <23 5747 fo r I 3 f F«rm» For H«nt WantadtoBuv with extra leal, 6 chaTrs, buffet and Istra W UOia ton, 100 ton of dairy TRAILER SALES Information. Ralph B aughm an. , n<,y. phone 914 5346,'- j- ^ a r h s /N G ( f - DouBiewioes A ROOM UNFURNISHED house for | iw.M h .ii, 7'j.i : ji6 / FOR RENT wltf» option. Grandvue FROM INDIVIDUAL — dependable 54 TON 2nd cutting allalfa tiay for rent, H50 month, contact HoKe . APARTMENTS Area. 600 acres prime potato and automobile around UOO. Phone SELLING OUTt 3 drawer desk i ' l milei W t»l of W ait 5 Panii iuhI O.oHdnd Il„rfny. A71) 7‘>74 sale. 136 per Ion. Tom W arner 536< 345 7fl07 ^ j 156 MAURICE STREET beot land, '-j In alfalfa ready fo 326 5217 a fte r 5 p.m . t ia 95 A n tiq u e Dresser 134.00 Phon« 733 6141 plow Sprinkler system part wnoel R ecllne r 133 00 Pole Lamp$12.00. 7170. 3 m ile s east of W endell on Elevator Road. l. lV l'M • OR LEASE 2 bedroom home, moyc Modern tiome. Must have WANTED TO OUY; Good used 6"- Crushed Velvet Daveno >irl II .'d c.irpoted, unlurni<>hed, 3'* miles Oood fina nce s W rHo Dox A O c o lolnter also d rill press. Phone 734 EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS from city cpdlor In Jerome 324 7 3 4 -4 1 9 5 Times News. 4570 belore 5, 73^ 0651 a fte r S H u rry i 733'6540. HAY WANTED: Call U K I HeyTnC, 1971 CUSTOM OCT YOUW HOME ikirted before .47B-7SSl -Burlev. - U i*d . 14 : cold weather comes price with OFFERINCYOU 40 MI>c«llan«ou> For Salt 2 iU; DROOM Counlrv home for rent CASH FOR old DIue and White UNFINISHED FURNITURE, ? ItfdfiiO- , )|>nc'pitrchA & c of an AMrnlng. Call cintf ? betl'oom t " oil opplinntet China,alsoold cut glass, buy piece highest quAlity, good selection Ifif;;. Potericii 7^4 4505 helwoen Klm bfrly anti Twin Large two car onrnoe, Aspholl iclj||ing diiliwAiliot and di>po\ol DERNINA -. Magic Valley Sewino or collodion, no dealers please. M a ry C a rte r P a in ts , 1936 I K im bcfb e rly Road 733J493. drive, nice yard, unfurnished. onLre.)ilon lu ill 2W SoiJlli /34 2046 ^ Shoshone St. South. Radiator. Datterles, Etc. Mom or Dad, BANNER cut 18“ lengths. Phone 733 » MEDUCED rOH QUICK bALJ: »1vd W ('il. J.To.iH- 2009 or H.KOPPELCO, F U R N IT U R E 733 1421. 374 ^f4n I2lifl SQUAHEi f- EE T Spacious 1971 Qrortdmorr N»6J, nil I'H 'C irif, UNruHNIsittO OLD 3 Oedroom RRUNSWICK. 0««a and THEA pool 152 2nd A venue South 7 heclroom^., \J in H is . house tor reni or lease to reliabli; ■flupte* 7 bi’drbom. taimly room. Iir e p lr tc e , b n s e m c n l, ad used. Jam es Appllancat Kimherly. Koy at Spacu NiJinliuf i- condiiionirm. qualify carpeting WILL BUY direct or Auction your Awctilahle Opcfmtjpr 1st C.ill 733 Clark. 733 SiO), after 4:00 and fu rn itu re — a p p lla n c e t — odds and 67SN or 714 3097 cind tJf.ipes Phone 079 5354 or 733 SAVE $$$ 1770 wcH!kends ends. Snake River Auction. 733- 1 OM SALE 196V ? bedroom Ui/tldy .O N LY 5 UNITS lEFT n i l ^ &or-m rtnrtH cr, s p o c r 9B, ViHnij<* Mohili' p,»rk. KimhiTly IV/V MODPlfi. IlkANi) NIW 93 Furnlihad Apis. A Duplaxas 10 SPEED niKE, WO. Good dilion Phone 7n.A» ^-^t/or- WANTED: 30 to 50 SHARES HOTPOINT REFRIGE -fitrronginofTTnfT'TDOOT^iuTrgTgcir > a l a TON d a m WATET?— STiD '/iTl— tCWTmorTrm’ 7e r, Coronal VA LOANS on rnotiile fiorin-s .o,. v,| | „ „ , I RENTERS We hflve the yard work and utilities furnished S ilvester 734 4001 ' -In------good------condition.- " Phone .733_.) . 3353,______!___ — avalinwr-wiin-Haricnda MomPT,- 1 '/ '/ t in d - '/4 'fo n l—Mt>ttl>AY“ |rn vF lp r — K tlo rm A tin n— yo o 're —looKtfvy- for-.- —uncopt— —348- >-web ^tNOHOUSe* WASHER^TJD' Inc 733 , ; M(JNf)S/DS AND : 734 3408 or Slop by . i f 641 West . .iui:ii.dLNQ-19.Ldiy J Mobile Home. ...p^lhhQund-puppies.tor v»le— ------j - .M a in ------' H.UKh

NfW IV / I , AHf ( DMINL, IN [ s i n g l e s APARTMENTS One. ' HI NElGHbOR' Tried Olue Lustre K6NM0RE WASHER A dryer, 3 POODLE GROOMING, stud ser. CLEARANCE DHA3HC re.mrlums I !>Attr I OMI SJ j JHIM" I Mirec btdroom oni^s, tu»ly tor Lle.inino carpets? It s supcrl years old. G E. 30 inch range, I vice, puppies. Cheri Miler Ken- «•'! m oJjili.' ho iiM "., ofl.■r^ I lurmshcd. dishwasher, disposal, I Rent electric shampooer t1 coMsiflcrcc] Large invi-nirify avocado. G E refrlgeraior. 3 1 neis. West Redcap corner, CREBNAWALTS .J ...... _ i y c ______K im b e rly 433 5104. Across Tupprrware AAA ulc . shag carpeting, oleclric heal. months old. Call 734 2715 rtiS fn iin t ' ulilities p^d Johnston, 312 South Washington NORTH CAMPUS APHT. 734 2060 (Airport Road) 733 2345 FRIGIDAIRE washer and dryer, 1 1977 A C A D E M Y I2»A0 w ith 4. pair, reconditioned and J FOR SALE: AKC lltK.KirS i RQOMS, air Iipout in livinij room f’lnmi- S4 ROUND OAK table, ornate bullet, Oua^ranteed. *248 a t C ain's 733 j 4171 itiJhI ed, close in, .private F NE HOMES and 137 4th Avenue North rOREl.GN AIND A-merican car wicker chair, other furniture, old repair also snowmobiles and cut glass, miscellaneous. Easter 0«4S T ra ile r P h an r 543 47117 Miotor (1 yrli'S Ericson Motors 733 p a y A n liq u e s. 330 M a in , Buhl. G E refrigerator, very clean, p Le a s u r e c r a f t 400(1 reconditioned and guaranteed, WO HUNTING DOCSfrom Hunting OoQ’ • 97 7 ACADEMY M olxli' Honx Supp/ici Seivfce Mobilt Homei a t Cain's 733 71 1 1 stock A lu Bassetts, other Breeds )3 < Unlurnlshtd Apts. Sawtooth Kennels, 324 4111 .Skirtiny And porch See -i1 I rt/y 17 Y fA ftS SERVING ■ RED BARN, I'-j North Washinglon RAncfi, No 63 or coll 73i S20A A Oupiaias > OR R E N I - - 'J Ovdrooin IVxA4-i Ironware dishc&. lurnilurc, Pvy F R iG i D A iR E 30 inch .range, and 2 MAGIC VAILBY- and sell R estore _ 1 OOOr relrigeralbr, recondihoned , REGISTERED QUEENSLAND m otjiletiom i'. in country Call 3?4 and g u ara nlee d, both fo r 1298 at 7196 8H P W A T E R P U M P S 1 I6 I DIue H ealer pups gu aranleed to 4 I ? AHciison Ave , W 7 liL DWOOM DUPLE X, lull linishrd C ain 's 733 711V I w o rk Phone 324 7056 HARVEST bcisemi'iir Adulls.JVS Iniiuire 1403 300 G A LLO N S P E R M IN U T E ** Musical Instrumants Hth A veiiui- Easi 30RM0REin6EACH t RANCH RAtaeo stock dogs-Qlue 1 OR 71134 EACH I 41 Htatino A Air G>ndltlonlno F R E IG H T P R E P A ID TO Healer and Australian shepherd 7 HHUUOolkA DUPLEXES in Hulil CHRISTMAS tor the family, model cross 5 females 1 male to give Ci)fi and export order. Full lactory malic Singer sewing machine 733 Ulue Lakes N orth Phone 375 7616 ' guarantoe on pump and engine No I FOR SALE: Seigler Oil stove with' private backyard No pets ilAS 00 or 733 0716 7660 I AKC REGISTERED Miniaturo month 473 4521 Kiniberly q O D I blowers. 3 years old. OriQlnally , 1300.00. Sell fo r SI50.00. C all 934 Dtictishund. red, male and female, SCOT P U M P C O M P A N Y ' 5524 or 934 $272 ; 6 woi'K s Old Phone 734 4478 197T N E W } HfcDHOOM modern. iUO Sid.' I OFnCE SPACE Blue '7 3 0 0 iloor 7163 Eii;al>eM i, responsibU- P a rk in g ISO 00 262Highland Drive ; PART SETTPR POINTER pupS IIS CUSTOM FLEETWOOD propio ontvrw sirnntari'n— ' ‘'‘,t -O o ccm b e r-1, 733.9048. C L'darburg. W isconsin 53012 ‘ c a c h E ig h t w eeks o ld 1120 IV7,t 14 . (S4 / I NEW YAMAHA pianos, usod pianos I I M a u ric e TW 483r 3 ihoice 3 bedroom du|>le> TRUCKING BUSINESS Hauiino Yamaha guitars KLH stereo! •tpar (nuMils. adulls prelci r rd. canned m ilkand potaloes Will soli FIREWOOD . record players WARNER MUSiCi , never used. . A D O R A B LE Cock a Poo puppies to r 8500 ; >31 Siloshone Norih year lease 1200 and J7i5 K wllh or wMhour equipment K you have lireplace wood, why sale Greai Christmas gilts for »l.»rr.ion Really 733 7327 Grossed t45,000 Jerome 324 4166 ch ild re n I Only tIO.OOl Call 334. .1 Ih.'.l All I l<-. <11. nor a'dvvrtise il to 21.000 la rn ilie s who read the Classitied ads daily TAKE OVER PAYMENTS on Spinet 1 GE 0000 UTU n a lura Oas u p d ra ft , 1 tlEDROOM HOME, me and ■piano R ice's House o( W u r iil/e r, , [ IIU S IN ESS AN D P RO f-E SSION AL turnace Montag 8000 B T U •, :j ;...... ^ 8 5 0 0 (fi'tu i. im m c rtia lc possession tl7.S 175 Blue Lakes North. Twin Falls. | pel monlh. call frcd Thieme 711 I o tlik u bplcu. Ilo o : SPOTS before your eyts - on your each Phone 423 5233 ( ii.pt'liM ,! man or Barnes Really 733 H727 0600 ^ . new Ccirpet re m o v e Ihem w ith RiOtf Lustre Rent electric Radlo.TVASttrao 1 • 'A K C G R E A T D ANES, SsmOVfld.' S 9 9 9 5 0 , , I SHAWP duple* tM‘droc)i»i. stove, AMPLE udice sp.tc', w.lh b.»'h. Sham yooer SI K R E N O E L ’S. Norwegian ElkhOunds, Brittanys, v o o o im l).iM-menl nicely decorntert. private-outsiui* ‘ -4t ' BulldlnDMafarlall ■; G«.*rman“ 5hTrthalr. poodTes.' nei^nles. also German Shepherds. J liisl monlh No eniraniC olonial Ap.*rimcnls m (3V in g T 4?ptie-- 'errlers. Bril a poo, English 1V71 IV’-, f.,..i -J i------iOMing ptano^lO. Telephoneleiephoi bench, i 4’x7'Mahogany Paneling J7 39ea . casional chairs, other items 733 and St^orthftlr potp^cr cross Husky 'V C h ip p o a rd « S2 49eA and Shepherd crc«4 Max Kennels, ^i:;:'nC '‘" '•sooo l-tiLOWOOM DUPLEX, t.yi ?97. 1116 W ilm o re , .h o m e ; ' i" Black insulAtion W endell. 536 2317 draped, all appManc es plu‘. ' 71 INCH RCA Oak console TV. Board »2 49 ea \MO'BILE d'sriwoMier and dl^(>o^nl. 7 tvi'hs I Econo Studs S49ea ..ji... 1 .. ... ' reconditioned and (luaranteed. 168 AIL 1972 CAMPERS CUT II 7J4 J66H weekdays lie f J p n SKIN DISORDERS? Try To a t Cain's 733 7 1 1 1 *.«"A2Birch. I16 49ea ■«"Mahogsny Blows t2 79ua. ■ TO THE BONE!! HOMES Wanted to Rent 'jK4'K8'Ext Sheathing Blows J3 95 .I'OI 19 INCH Zenith Portable, real good. 1839 Kimberly Rd. 734-3440 I recondiiioned and guaranteed, too ' '»''.4'»8'CDEx titled *17 29 Registered Joyce's Kennel, phone ; at Cam's 733 7 1 1 1 423 4186 or see at ''7 m ile south on SIMPSON'S OPEN 7 DAYS 9 TO 9 CARPETS COME Clean with our ' j ’ * 4 '* 8 'B D Sanded E»l $6 95ea Rock Creek Road al Hansen Machine Rent HOST (1 Wilson »»’'x4'»9' R uff Sawn E xt MOBILE HOMES Bates Twin Falls and Jerome Furniture A Carpet Siding S7 95ea V A W i f I lU 10 w.d<- *ii" Sheathing Blows |2 95ea Ports & Service i-ip.iiiilo |.i)i‘(irooiiis ijooii •’4 "x 4 '*8 ' E xt. Shealiiino J7 49 ea .m VUOH C ,»H .174 7/^9 >)i ,9 ,« 12_,LI^0LEUM RUGS, Galvanited Roofing t1195sq Rupert. Idaho . 4V_}iE.AD.._!iLACK .A noui Drud MobUe Homes hAobltrHomvr - _L ASSOBTCO PATTERNS, 17 95, ' /'»4'-i»10^S«od«t Shop 1B69ea I BANNER FURNITURE. Twin Panel Adhesive % 65ea heifers, slart calving March Isl H O l ST EWS. Shell £aui^-m j42L ------GckOd-4wl«K:ttono<. Brd to white lace bull Barton itnocutars, pTStols. n Stock t— 5onnetr“ Ounr5iJ'48lT------—— IS. Fishiiuj poles, reels, kmv I SPOT-CASH NORTHWEST PLYWOOD FOR SALE 47 holstein springer I For Furniture Appliances ■ heilers 1150 1250 pounds Calve I Thingsof Value s a l e s 733 590V 2050KIMBERU Y ROAD • I J a n u a ry 25th P hono 678 2006 BANNER FURNITURE 1 evenings, Burley USED MOBILE HOMES I 127 > id Avenue West 733 1421 TWIN FALLS. I'DAHC NEXT TO T W IN ’ FALLS ' ? Rcro(cssio»iai_ results. ISHOP H A Y E S ' (o j g o o d used 9 Ren(> custom, duals lor cars alker, cradle pack, stroller wllh Silver Domiri M a rle tte 10 x 55, all-gas. ABBOTT'S AUTO wind breaker S41 whole works, Lftl.surfi— Ham fi— Q- -40,- ! u -m n ------^ :------teod^Ttilitosto Ear i-HBSh or springer cows or heifers- U-1790~ guaranleed Buy or trade lor U 17 BIT furnished, and carpeted,' 2 b e d r o o m . KRur.ATUD FIBERGLASS lor springiTs or Deoi Hap or Clyde .Unis, leiices. trailer skirling or Hughes, B ulil 543 5825 or 543 5969 bedroom. ly use where a good looking ii'aply pnc<*d niateriai is desired I GOOD BABY and pasture calves tor Spartenette 8 35 'estffn Nursery, Twin Falls' NEW bealy queen si/e matlress and U 1774 , box spring. SIV9 95 valu(.-, fo r i12U RED SPUDS, cabbage, squash, I sale All kinds Phone 324 4163 or Universal 10 x 55 furnished, bedroom. ' al C am s 731 7111 lalapino peppers Bodenstab 2 I 324 4028, Jerome U 1775 WANl.J-'D , Good,used oil heale north, 1 west ol Albertsons all gas, 2 badroom. .. 'ra-wi iiufixv'S and Stoker matn - Vi.-vintT F u rn itu re 733 1421 IHONI^UHAS Mfltiognny chinn I taljtnel, glass doors, 2 drawers, BUY IDAHO potatoes wholesale U 'DR SALE 25 Holstein heifers, top Boles Aero 8 x 24, 1 bedroom. Sim at Cam s 735 IIW.. S ^Jo 1 U f No 3, Bakers. E S quality, 1100 pounds Phone 829 Al MOST NIiW Hee M aroer Com pany Inc , I9fl Gem J i l l : . -Nashua,_iq,x_4Z_^ b ^ r c ^ ^ ^ .itpTr-wnm ijwrr ______U-1793 c a rp e te d , a ll 'ga*s,--T"‘ l>.if, Cr,( ,• ,s ricinl Phone 73J llfll GAME TAOL E and 2 leather seated SELECT SIRES INC All breeds, Leisure Home 8 x 35, 2- h e 'w e rn V I aiiil aller i 30 Queen Ann round Pack chairs, line dairy beet. Wal'w Leitch Phone dark walnut, like new Call 733 ' •541 46S8 furnished. U'1714 b e d r o 0 m ^ _ c a e t , ' WHiWi I'o o l ...r conditioner. 11.500 49B0 - j...A>),v«-t--irtiiitr~ trn itrrr ' s „..„ c.,M « i , AAarlette 12 x .60 3 bedroom, _ furnished- ______ROLi-END l j : i 7 ‘9 2 ' c a rp e te d , front kitchen, General 0 x 35 2 bedroom, /IC. /A d i.„wj,.r M-w.nu iDail'ine in U 1659 liiM u iilu i tjionde wcx)Jr catiinel i BURLEY COMMISSION furnished. Dud needtp?, n,iie tleiorative I , carpet. s'lich lams -..in« hutlonhole CARPET • a ita r h m m i, SI7S A is o tb u r lanrter • B lltm ore 10 x 50, gas furnace, -'''tiq u c Chairs, S?Oeact> J26 YARDS,. INC. . Hallmark 8 x,40 2 bedroom, SALE U-1735 c a rp e te d , a ir c o o ler, U-1758 furnished. 12.^ • 'V U)0"i, nylon tifib y blu r BURLEY, ID A H O • electric range, 2 bedroom, Heg„liir Si 15 II? SA5 110 8 X 35 Shult 2 bodroom, 1,' > 7 1 I'lu ili Avne (icio tluig furnished. U1635 Hn,ji,li.r i0 4 f!6 S-tl furnished. IV . V3 6' C on im n cnil low p il" STOCK COW SALfe U-171S_ 2/11, Bellevue air CMler,,.. ______—carpet: ^ ^ ------ATLAS metal lathe, Jacobs ctiucks, Wnyula. 167 i ' i ' SB1 00 3 law chu.ck, ntotor See at United 1'/ • 111' lOO'S, Nylon gold llin g , SAT0RD7:Y7NOVEMmT5Tfir I Autoniolive Biltmore 10 X 52 2 bedroom, Shelby 14 x 64 3 bodroom, HoO^lr.' J l4 ';H f) J1 in (10 12 N O O N U-1794 furnished, new carpet, new* U - T 7 4 9 - l'/3 bath, carpet, all gas, SKINNER SEWING SHOPPE IS I '2' > IH I'.nk i‘lu\ti Sl>uu now h a vin g a re m o d e lin g sale Kauulcir S100 16 S55 40 furniture. furnished. Save now on Fabrics and sewlnp I HOll ONIY, ornogo »t>og toipcl mi^cttines un to 5Q.,BcrCcnt-.0ir. ing-Hpgi,(nr SS.95-rard. • . Early Consignments ' Skinner Sewlfig Shoppe, 467 Fllor Wl"lr II Uiiiil ' S3 99 yd .... - NEW/i\dMrHbMES„ ...... N E W TRAVEL TRAILERS Avenue, 733 5543 * ' 400 STOCK COWS'" ■' Marletee Tamorack “ Columbio Brooltdato ■ Ponderosa ' Travolo/o " Roa^lrunner '< Terry * Silver Slr^oic - lau <0' A lu m in um double deck stock _lralJ«»r.-1045 COe-Jva^motor, A-1 condition ' Dodge truck, good condition with or wlthou| van. 1970 ■ - ...... ioiuxr ------FOR INFORMATION, CALL .. , GATEWAY TRAILER CENTER; — ------0 & e i C E - 6 W - 8 3 - 1 ^ > ------■■.Morc'urv c o n v n rtib ie Fornilure “ Blake St. At AcJdison West, Twm rails, (daho~ Phone^733-24 ]0 — Opep 7|Days Per Week^ 10 camper 3V vah JIM PALEN Home 678-5467, .•r bu 127 2nd Avn W r»t ' ,733 U 3 I j; Hr I^«rm Im pU m M ti 4 4 Farm Im pkm M li aT* Parin ImpUm M ti U.- r^arm Im p la n iM tf« | Farm Impkmanti Sunday, Novamber 19, 1973 Tlniti-Newa> Twin Palli< Idaho 29' Caffla 51—

- SALE . 100 lo ISO HaltUIn on-h«ntl. QRUN&WtCK. D«IU THEA pool Wcloht 1,000 to t,iSO poundt. two t.abllt, n«w and ui»d. AccM uriH. Way* to flnanc*. Ortf to four yoart. STARTS e^ERON^^tES INC; Cow* Iniurvd d o th . A ll RUNS htlf*ri Quarinttcd. H uohti, 3f4-34is. RUGAR r t R Itl* with 4k39 K O M , Nov. 16th l i i ARTIFtCIAU ORBBDIMO to AOS ' tJoJti brand n#w; CuMom mad* ' i k CONTIN- p rta t prowtn «)r*. nation’! h ig h tit mapla QUn cablnM. Call 28th ANNUAL YEAR END. type production ilrti. Alio «JI b rw d io f baaf iv a it lb if f r o u h n w A-T-THE— 6)03; Jaromv, 3343&S}, Shottiont, : UOUS IU7SI7; Durl«v.'*7l V3Sl. BARGAIN BARGAIN ROUNDUP, Thrugh 5ITS DOWN TO PLAY CORNER T H IS IS T H E t iM C to trad * In your ANYMORE, tall iftat piano or DEC. old bylli for youno. vlooroui, fail »"^an wl1t> a Want Ad. Dial 733< . orowino C harotali b u lli. It iwon'i m .. Junction SALE OF NEW AhJD USED At the Bargain coit much to check t t» auailty and rlcai of our bvlli. Roti Park«f POOL TAOLES, compltfa with f Maowmkn. Mark Clllford balli. cue tlickt, chalk bridoa and C o rn e r, VU-S0&4 Gooding. ' Highways Instructlont, plui lre« tabla tannli tnp paddlat and naw, 7 foot t IM .M Junction or 8 loot lim s , now In ito c k for 2 4 A nd 25 ■TRACTORS. TRUCKS AND cafva In March.' Two pollad H T g K w a y T T ^ H tralord bulla and ona C»iarol«l» Rupert, Idaho bull. IS ton» hay. I33-S7S3.V 24 and 25 . tkllno Equlpmant FARM IMPLEMENTS. R E G IS T E R E D H E R E F O R D butlft. Rupert, Idaho mak* your lalactlont now from 40 htad of btg, toip quality bum . PAIR OF MEN'S ilie 13 Koflax TRUCKS AND CARS L arry LIcklay, Jarome. 334-3005. List PrIco.Sale Price 2239 IH C g re o n c ro p c u tte r b a ra tta c h . f o r 550 harvester 495.00 450.00 S'Jl'S cenllmeter — Mlilar . 1262 bindlnpt, polet and tlie V booti, 1W3 GMC 2 ton truck, 2 spaed, S speed, duals $1,575.00 1,095.00 3468 Gehl 72 In. flail type chopper 450.00 300.00 FOR SALE — 6 raglatirad Angui RM»of>abl. prlca. 2275 1967 Int. H D LWEl Vj ton PU , auto. Trans. 8 ft. box 1.595.00 995.00 3542 I HC m odel 550 field harvester w ith 2 row corn head 8, hay pickup attachs. built. 14 month* to 3W yean old. 3341 ,19W Dodge Vi ton pickup, 3 spd. trans. Modern itretchy type. Alto 9 1.075.00 795.00 i'* 2,750.00 2,250.0(i reoltfered HaUeri 14 monlhi old. SnewVthlclM 3343 1970 Int. 1200-D, HD PU, V -8,4 spd. 8 ft. BL body M ake good 4 H p ro ltc tt. Hoouet 2.495.00 2.350.00 3575 Gehl F o raa e harvester w ith 2 row corn head - 1,750.00 995.00 Angut, 3 South on A rteila n Road, 3485 1945 Int. Scout 804x4all whi. drive, vehicle '1,<00.00 1.450.00 433 3*V' Phone POLARIS W 3 5J0ChafflBr lawthan 3487 3582 Gehl m odei F-84t^roageharvesterw -1 row head 895.00 - 458.00 too mliai. Daytlm* 734-3313, 1969 Int, 1100-C LW B Vj ton pickup, 4 spd. V B 2.050.00 1.795.00 evenings, 733-1056. 3594 Case m odel 300 Forag e harvester w lth 2 row head 1.395.00 500.00 FOR S A L E ; 75 B U LLS . 40 3524 1968 Ford F-100 Vj ton LW B PU , 4 spd. Trans. 6 cyl. eng 1,825.00 CHOICE \ m YAMAHA SS 396 low 1,495.00 3401 'Gehl model FH-83 Forage harvester, w-2 row head 495.00 450.00 ragiiiered angui bulla, .i|.3 i 3550 m onttii old. 4 Slm m antal angut mileage. Daytime 734-33I3. 1970 Ford F-100 Vj ton LW B PU , 4 spd. Trans. V-8 eng. 2,395.00 2,295 3407 Gehl model FH-188 Forage harvester w-2 row head 2,500.00 1,995.00 croit. 3y«ariinoi. 3^ y«an oX •venlngt, 733 tOSA. aS02 31 reolttarad angut bull yaarllngt. 1971 Int. 1010 Vi ton PU. Auto. Air, Pwr brks, Pwr. str. 3,475.00 3,375.00 3424 J. D. model F-4370 Forage harvester W-corn head ^ ^850.00 37S;oo — Thryaartlnot ar**lr«d by ttw iira .-3427 U945 Inf, 1 ^ 2 ton, 2 spd. 5 spd. V-8, duals oj '!L* f^^'^olon ita a r on. foot and 3 U SED SNOW M AC H IN E S ready to 2.795.00 2.550.00 2281 Foster, blow er type forage wagon ‘ 1,250.00 895.00 champion c a rc a tt tla a r at F ile r In go at your price. Phone 733 3430. T<54 , 1968 Chov. Vj ton PU, 4 spd., V-8 ong. LW B, new tires IW3. Opan to tha world't tteer 1.750.00 1.495.00 3625 IHC M odel 503, like SP com bine 13,500.00 12,500.00 %how. Good m odarn lypa bulJi. 3434 1971 Int. 1110 Vj ton LWB PU, Auto. Pwr St. Pwr Brks. ilm Orcokt. Haialton, Idaho O I g ] d l u F is h e r e . Sfto Jet" new 3.250.00 2.995.00 1594 IH C m od el lO IS P c o m b ln e w -p lc k u p a n d b e a n a tta c h . 2,495.00 895.00 Phone 30I I M soil. and used Sribw machines. DON'S 3435 1972 Int. 1010 T ra v e la ll Dennonstrator, a lra n d loaded T IR E I CYCLE INC.- 3 U 4th 4.975.00 4.595.00 2040 IH C m o d e l9 0 S P c o m b i(io w ith p ic k u p a tta c h . 1,895.00 595.00 Avenue W etl. 733 0«1l. -3438 1942 Chev. 2 ton, 5 spd. 2 spd. V-8, beet bed with hoist 2.495.00 2.495.00 2219 IH C m od el 10110ft. SP com bine . 1,895.00 1,000.00 THEY'RE HEREII W 3 M erc u ry 3441 1942 Dodge 500,2 ton LW B, 2 spd, 5 spd, 18 ft flat rack 2.350.00 $1:000.00 3541 AAassey H a rris model 72 SP combine 1,595.00 . 9!t5.00 SnowmobllH. Saa tham «l BUD ,1651 15 ft beet bed with under body hyd. hoist. 30 H E R E F O R D open h eife ri, 700 AND MARK'S Your Evlnruda and 425.00 250.00 3458 IH C m o d el 151 12ft. SP com bine . 2,250.00 1,495.00 ^oundt. Ideal lor replacement, 734- 2094 15 ft.truck grain box Qi/lth401n. solid sides _____ — 250.00------200.00 HTJBJ Bauer, 14ftTil metal.potatoe bulk bed 350.00 275.00 A R CTIC CAT - Sales - Sarvlca. WTNDROWERS Expert service on all m a ke * of 3370 Utility, 1958,40fttlatbedsennltrucktraller 1,495.00 1,000.00 1772 Case model 850 12 ft. windrower 895.00 250.00 ..JJ3-4395...tnowmobilas._ 0______4 G Automotive 3 4 « : X u r l. 20 ft spud bulk tru ck bed 875.00 495.00 1B00 Owattona 12 ft. S P windrower. Model 80 ------1.550.00 800.00 wHh etiildren.' f^one ______3548 P a rm a, T ru ck mount feeder box Sunday alternoon or weekdayt 295.00 150.00 2098 IHC Modei 201,12 ft, dual auger windrbwer, lessi^g. 3,000.00 1.500.00 after 5 p.m. 1970 SNO JE T 396 37 horsepower Yam M ia engine. 11" tra c k , ideal 3349 IHC Model 20112 ft. canvas platform . . 2.250.00 1.995.00 OOARD A N D ROOM lor horses. family snowmobile. Alto doubtt, tilt Snowmobile t r a llV . Ptiont 733- TRACTORS 2.995.00 Ciote in. Contact Mel Jensen. 3414 Heston Model 50012 ft. with conditioner 3.800.00 Cain's Furnlluro 733 7M1. iU 8 , 734 3434. 3455 IH C F -7 0 4 -D w -w ld e tro n t, Cab, 310 engine 5,850.00 5.400.00 3501 IHC Modei 375 14 ft. dual auger, no conditioner 4.500.00 5.895.00 ALL TYPES OF HORSES bought, FO R S A L E : SKIDOO, 2244 M lnnlapolls M oline model 470 0 3,400.00 2,395 3517 IHC Model 20T12 ft. canvas platform, no cond. 1.850.00 1.250.00 N O R D IC , very o o ^ condition! told, traded. Planly of ranch »4J0. 537-6536 or ^ 7-6^9. ■^1381 IHC model Super MTA , ,895.00 795.00 3530 M. F, Model 4412 ft. with conditioner 1.250.00 450.00 Oeldlr>0l. Ran H aley, ;33&05S.. 3403 IHCmodel F-350-Gwlthwldefrontaxle 1,295.00- 1.195.00 3.250.00 11500.00 FOR SALE 4 Polaris Snow Mobllaa, 3552 New Holland 14 ft. with conditioner 1973 530 SS Charger, t9M 55 . 3405 IH C model Super C w ith hydraulic loader mounted 795.00 550.00 3590 M, F. Model 34,12 ft. canvas platform, no cond, 2.750.00 2.595.00 Charoer, 1 9 7 V a l SS Mustang, 3410 IH C model F-400-G w ith single front wheel 1,295.00 FOR SALE: 150head ol while faced 1949-373 SS Mustang. 433-S305. 895.00 3637 IHCModel20112 ft. with conditioner 2.250.00 1.295.00 e w rt t 5 yo a rt old. Phone Ba4-75M. 3454 IH C M o d e l F-804-D, w lth w ld e fro n ta n d s o ftc a b 5,750.00 5.395.00 GOOD USED BUYS 1 COLT 395 U 9 i 3473 IH C Model F-440-b, w ith w ide front axle 1,950.00 40 HEAD OF LARGE W hite faced 1.595.00 HAY BALERS ewet, miked agtt, lamb latl of M US T A N G , alactrlc Start 411 |W 5 3454 A llis Chalm ers D-19-D, w ide fro n ts point hitch 2,795,00 2.450.00 3604 1 HC Model 54-T P T O d r, tw ine tie 595.00 395.00 DecembOf. Phono $43 4040. 3573 IHC Modei 57-T PTO dr, twine tie 1.850.00 1.450.00 MACHINE 3521 IHC Model F-804-D, with cab and wide front axle 5,750.00 5.500.00 i i PeuHry « Rabbitt Johnson— Polarli 3532 IH C Model B-414-D 1,950.00 3566 New Holland Modei 248 PTO dr. twine tie 1.250.00 995.00 Clolhing- Parts, Sale, Service 1.550.00 361 Addison A ve .W , 733-5070 3570 - IHC Model F-450-D 1,450.00 1.250.00 3543 IHC Model 44-T PTO Dr, twine tie 475.00 295.00 M 973 A R C T IC CAT 440 Chita w illf 3572 A llis Chalm ers M odel W D 575.00 450.00 3519 IHC Model 37-T PTO Dr, h«lne tie 995.00 750.00 GOOSE DREEDING FLOCK, 25 3578 IHC Model F-454-D Hydro, w-wldo front, dual valve 4,500.00 4.250.00 3518 IHC Model 47-T PTO Dr, twine tie 1.195.00 895.00 M A T E D P A IR S. 1300. Phone 734 3594, Allis Chalm ers, modei XT-190-G 4,500.00 3511 I HC Model 54-T PTO Dr, twine tie 975.00 350.00 1970 1971 JOHNSON SnowmobllH, 4.250.00 15" track, 35 horsepower, last than 34(l£l IH C Model F-4D0-G w ith w id e front axle 1,150.00 995.00 3496 IHC Model 47-T PTO Dr. twine tie 1.450.00 995.00 Farm • RMdi SumllM 60hourt.-M970 Nordic 3M. All In •ucaltent condition. $37-67M. 3409 IH C Model M T A 1,350.00 1.195.00 3494 IHC Model 27-T PTO Dr. twine tie 874.60 495.00 STOCK RACK — S«ts 1 ton truck. ) 3420 Allis ChalmersModel XT190Dwlthwlde front axle 4,075.00 4.500.00 3492 I HC Model 47-W PTO Dr. wire tie 1.050.00 495.00 rope horse. 1 unbroka 4 year old. m \ Y A M A H A SW 433, 30 horta 73J.2551 or 334 3373. power, electric start, tachomafar, 3432 AAassey Ferguson Model 45-D 1,595.00 1.350.00 3374 IHC 44-T PTO Dr, twine fie 625.00 295.00 spetdometer, II inch track, with cover, excellent condition; 3442 IHC Model F-804-D wide frt. dual valve, shift Imp. pkg. 5,750.00 5.500.00 3340 IHC Model 47-W PTO Dr, wire tie 695.00 395.00 IW l dhMMPlON STOCK Iraller. 14', 3643 I HCModeLF_-e24-D.wl1h Cab-Wide front-3 point - 9,500.00 ’ 9.350.00 3306- IHC Model 44-T-PTO Dr.-twln»^tl8 - 550.00 100.00 73 Traval T ra lltri 3444 IHC Model F-806-D with wide front shift Improve, pkg. 5,400.00 5.495.00 2272 I HC Modei 44-T PTO Dr. twine tie (parts) 200,00- SO.OO- 3440 IH C Modei F-706-D wide frt. TurboChged 5,250.00 4,9_95.00 2744 IHC46TPTObr.tvi?lnetie 595.60 250.00 zdc ftrt' IDC flA r R A lL C R . HITCHES -and-bfakw : 3647 IHC ModerF:V0J4-D with calj, wide frt. dual valve 10.500.00 2221 -tHC MnrlRl 44-T PTO Dr. twlnaJJC- “inftattwr-linJBIIIrfr-'ancr^ef. ■ 3.Q,25tU>0- OOECO bodies, beets, grain, ca ttle. Fast service. 761 Main Avanut r s m — IHC Model F-l256-DTurfio, wide frt. axle, 3 point 9.250.00 9,000.00 2074 M assey Ferguson M odel 10 Tw in e tie P T O D r. 975.00 250,00 West, TwI Falls, Phone 733-1361. 550.00 3649 IHC Model 1-424-D Diesel 3ipolnt hitch 2,450.00 2/350.00 2044 AAassey Ferguson M odel 12 tw ine tie, PTO D r. 1,295.00 19A4 30* AIRSTREAM, all naw rad 3451 IHC Modei F-854-D with cab, wide frt. radio, 3 point 9,000.00 8,750.00 2061 Massey Ferguson Model 10 twine tie PTO Dr, 995.00 275.00 •uw.iii.wi >.< makes. carpeting, twin badt, air ___ _>linger or Dill H o lm in condlttonino, complataly itlf* 2294 IH C soft tra c to r cab 250.00 175.00 2053 IH C M o d e l5 6 -T P T O D r. hwinetie 1,095.00 450.00 at Molyneui Machinery. 19B3 contained, vary clean, only-U,6QS.- Floral Avenue. 1SS1U.1. Y O U R E E m 6 t 0RS. 6S4 Main 3321 F u tu ra tra cto r cab, fits' IH C 704-806-5eries 625.00 575.00 2032' New Holland Model 68 twine tie PTO Dr. 695.00 100.00 Siraat, 733 6011. IDAHO TRACTOR salvage. Cash for 3435 C lear Vu com fort tra cto r cab 195.00 130.00 1801 Ford PTO Dr, twine tie 395.00 so.po - used, tractors. Used p artt at bip 3488 IHC Modei 40 riding lawn mower 375.00 325.00 1747 New Holland Model 48 PTO Dr. twine tie 750.00 100.00 discount^. 733-0393. Cami»ar« 3451 IH C direct a xle re a r dual wheels with 13,4 x 38 tires } 550.00 485.00 3618 M assey Ferguson 45-145 w id e front axle 225.00 175.00 BEET HARVESTERS-MISCELLANEOUS CLOSED 3455 2 -r 15.5x38 rear tractor tires with tubes, (Used) 100.00 ■ ' 75.00 POKVACATIONI 3577 Farm Hand model 250. 2 row beet harvester 295.00 Aviation 3450 W ld e iro n ta x le fo rlH C 4 4 0 -5 4 0 tra c to r _ 375.00 325.00 500.00 W alch F or Opon/np lofer, 19i0 CE55P«~}1(jrfotal‘'trme~?8T ^203 1 pair IR C acliustable fast hitch prongs; • 20.00 *7.50 3414 F arm H and model 250 2 row beet h a rv e s te r' ------"650;00' 35onHr 3421 Heath beet top saver — 4 row hours, 537 hourt tince chrome top. 1952 Wide front axle cpt, tor JD 3020or 4020tractor 350.00 2V5.00 650.00 595.00 AU 'vs hangered, excellent 3645 Hesston 3 row lifte r loader, beet harvester •.uditton. Freth license. Phone 1887 1-pair IHCfast hitch prongs 34.00 29.95 1,750.00 995.00 670 B741, Burley. MADRON 3412 IHC2 model 185 planting units 310.00 100.00 1722 1-pair IHC fast hitch prongs 34.00 29.95 W A N TE D TO O UY: V. A. Case CAMPERS & TRAILERS 3515 Ace 4 ft, 3 point ditcher 250.00 225.00 Tractors, any condition. 733-6393 Phone 734-3861 Twin FoNi. Idaho 1640 1 -pair I HC fast hitch prongs 32.50 29.95 or 733 2630, Idaho Tractor Salvage 120 Blue loko» Olvd . Eoj* Fi»o Polnli 3427 F arm H and power box spreader w ith feeder TILLAGE — PLOWS attachm ent 1,250.00 1,195.00 i f Boat! A Marina Ittm t 3504 M M 24x4 Double disk 12 If. grain drill 525.00 450.00 COMPLETE OUTFIT 1943 IHC model 7, 3 bottom one way plow, 3 point hitch I - 125.00 75.00 BOAT STORAGE - Inside and 3365 Farm Hand model F-19 tractor loader with 2Vjx6 cyl. iv5.00 225.00 Insured “'inlor Reserve your 10 lool Oueen camp«r. on 2241 A. C. 14 In, 2 bottom 2 w ay plow 72.50 50.00 space Nuwt Century Automotive 3/4 ton iole modfl Ford, Doth i 3406 Ford Ferg, Tulllty type front loader, (Wagoner) 275.00 175.00 Machine 361 Addl&oo A >ie West «n<«plionol condition Only ^ 8 IHC model 392 bttm. 2 way roil over plow 75.00 50.00 733 5070 ______2059 Horn Hv-dJoadec-— ------9SiW~ 5rroo“ 3399 Case 16 in. 4 bttm.-2WflV.Dl0VU------— ------895;M- FOR SALE; 15 loot boat & Ira lle r ^3795 2246 Cas6 model 430 m an u re loader 225.00 126,00 3588 IHCmodel3143bttm: 14 ln.'2 way plow 1,095.00 995.00 wiln 60 hp engine. Good shape. J97J KI1 CAMPEflS ARUIVING 1499 Hyd, manure loader for MF-65 mounting 275.00 125.00 Phont '11 0847. D A IU sec THCM N O W II 3414 John Deere 14 In. 4 bttm. 2 way plow 1,395.00 1,250.00 3467 Castf 130 bushel tractor type manure spreader 650.00 550.00 3408 B rilllo n 72 in. plow packer 195.00 175.00 3434 B rilllo n 88 in. plow packer -235.00 195.00 NEW MACHINES AND ATTACHMENTS 3445 AAassey Ferg, 3 bttm . 14 In. 2 w ay 3 point plow 450.00 350.00 NOW SHOWING hc-.-'l9f5t)on»5-.,v. HAmR'S^ m ofort. See them aI BUD AND FINe HOMES and 3514 Liilston 4 row spud cultivator 550.00 475:00 Green crop cutter bar attach, for IHC 550 harvester 1,245.00 1,025.00 MARK'S youi* Evlnrude and Mercury Dealer. 1143 Blue Laket 3440 I H C f leld cuitlvator 375^00 295.00 I HC model 350 field forane harvesters, w-corn head------3,310:00— 2759.95 .m. m 1194 ______PLEASURE CRAFT ^PaTtr^Sopplfti~Stmc» -3574—rH Crnsaonyvitsra'stiffnk ” 475.00 ITHC modei 401 6 row tractor mount bean cutter 742.50 iMu.OO ■ 16' FIOERFORM BOAT, BOMcrcu. , 17 Y6ARS SERVING 3384 Case 14 ft, hyd. wheeled disk horrovy, now blade? 895.00 795.00 IHC model 311 PTO drive rotary cutter 458,00 372.50 motor. easy loAd IraN er, (.1700. 43S M A G IC VALLEY _ J444 M M 10-ft: 9 ln. whoolod hyd disk h arro w ...... oiB rro‘ 733 3886.* - 525.00 495.00 IHC model 7i57hydro drive, 14 ft. fully'equipped’ ' 412 Addison Ave,. W. 3437 Acesectlon4ft, HDwoodbar peghprrow -50.00 40.00 sell propelled grain combine 17.028.00 14,500.00 CHRYSLER BOATS AND MOTORS 3470 Kewanee 12 ft. roller harrow , tra il type 850.00 750.00 IHC model 915,16 ft. fully equipped grain, self STARCRAFTBOATS Mofor Hafiiat CL'5HMAN TRACKSTER^ 3500 Speedy weetjers 4 row 60.00 50.00 propelled comblniLwUh-air conditioned cab. 25.120.00 -21,300.00- — — JBKOMB IMPteMBNT’------1928 Ace 4 section steel folding draw bar for 5 ft. peg harrow ■ 32.50 20.00 Power liftattachrnentfor fH t model 510 grain drill 58.00 45.00 ;?017 „ Eyersmanmodel9PL. lahd leveler, (not hyd. lilt) ..... 225,00 .. 150.00 Grass seeder attach, tor 24x61 HC model 510 drill 207.00 150.00 1495 2Vj X 2 '/< X13 ft. tool bar. solid steel 34.00 30.00 IHC model 45 fIbra shank cultivator w-3 point hitch 527.00 445.00 Traval T ra lltri Tr«val Trallar* 3483 I HC semi ato. tool bar planter m arker 120.00 100.00 IHC modei 500,15 ft. 9 In. HD hydraulic controlled ?457 IH C semi auto, tool b a rp la n te r m a rk e r 107.50 100.00 tandem disk harrqw, 24 inilblacles, dual tires 3.724.00 3,395.00 Ace little buster crust breakders 417.00 375.00 COMBINES — FORAGE HARVESTERS Ace 11 ft. m odel 171-3P seed bed tool 1.195.00 995;00 i069 Gehl wagon mounted forago'bo^ -«)75.D0 395.00 Krengle short hydraulic row markers 215.00 187.50 2225 Gohl model 83 forage harvester with 1 row corn head 795.00 ' 450.00 Ace model H-lOO spraver hand g un w-25 ft.'hose______37.50 -----32.00

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19S5MEHCURY 4 door Sodun Thli 1949 /cHEVROUET :------^ ------( = - , ------^------J n _ xcBgiijnflj^oO M X, 4 door ftedan, good condlMon. condlilon" You can'Y boM sr ln/nimr4»ion, si^'onalne.'o'xceMen’i ' o n yM tio r^.' t300.00. 7314040. .power iteering, Automatic S4/ 3*' 543- irA t^im iitlon. radio. hoAter. Phone 1966 C H R Y S C E R S T A T IO N Thanksgiving Specials!! 43^ W33, I- - ear WAiJON. Town ft Countru, power WE have leveral good clean low . w^dow and seals V 0. 733 324 1971 CHEVROLET ...... , . . . . $ 3 0 9 5 Impolo Cuitam Coupe, 350 V O engine, air condilionir^g, power ile«ring, mileage cArt for tale. All 1973 734-2763 modeli - Wllh Alt,, HERTZ power broket, lilt iteerinQ wheel RENT A CAR, INC. 210 Shoshone, thars drawn rave reviews: .1961 CADILLAC FOR SALE, all 1.971 FO RO G A LA X IE 5 0 0 , ...... '. $ 2 5 9 5 Street West. Twin Fa IIi . Idaho. powor, nir condHlonlno 733 4754. DATSUN 4 door, 351 V-ftengine, oulomotic tronim im on, power itte im g . vinyl lop >96i O L O S M O D IL E CUTLASS 3 FROM N IS S A N W ITH PRIDE door, V S, 4 barrel, bucket leatt. 1969MEftCURYMON’TEGO ...... $ 1 5 9 5 oood condlKon. Phone 326 5237. fie o f Inflation At . . . 4 door. V-8 engine, power iteerino DEAN MOTOR CO. 1968 FORD GALAXIE 500 ...... $ 1 2 9 5 Coupe, V-8 «ngine. oii conditioning, power ttBering power, faclorv Air condltionino, 409 2nd Avi. S . 733 2022 lactory tape dcck. now Mlchcirn tlre » , c a ll 124 ?944 a lte r 6 1964 CHEVROLET...... $ 4 9 5 Station wogon ' 1966MERCURY STATION WAGON, lull powtfr. new tirw and runs 1963 MERCURY ...... $ 2 9 5 oood 734 2316 DATSUN Comet ita tio n wngon TRADE-INS

19*3 C H E V R O L E T IM P A L A 2d o 0 f, TRADE-INS 1 9 6 4 O L D S ...... ~ ...... $19 5 2B3 4 b a r re l, a u to m rtlic 4 door ^ 1961 transmission, pow«r brakofc> 1971 n c , n n f c o i t 4 door ?Jat. FORD CUSTOM y ^ a rp . snappy, t39S Phono '734 I vpepJ riaiummioM 350 V e Auto Tram . An Cond- 1 9 7 0 G M C CARRYALL...... $AVE Good Tiifli, Clean & Dapendolilc Jaguar XJ6. 196i D cio G E CORONET 440. 303 4 M 7 9 5 Ai* (ondihorfing, 4 ipeed trontrrtlitlon power tloering power braket 3 »eoti speed. 2 door hardtop Ptiooc 734 '2 4 5 2777 a lte r 6 1970 DAIbUN I 2 iKi Pickup 96 1 9 7 0 F O R D R A N G E R 3/4 Ton pickup, on {onjitiooiog. outomaiic Ironimitiion. power ileering Rave reviews like■'ciirol iheyear, 1971;' K oad'resi. liorvojiowBr enyi''<^. 1963 MOVING NEED TO SELL 1971* 1 9 6 9 C H E V R O LE T 1/2 ton pickup oi« tonditcoriing automolic train “ O ne ol the w orld's 1(1 hesi ears:' l^oad & T r a c k , Capri, discounted, oxcellont mmion, power tteoring RAMBLER 330 condlK on 733 7201 M 4 9 5 W liilo, b Cyliridei, 3 Speed 1970 FOHU Hood r^'O 6 tylintlci. 1959 CHEVROLET 1 7 tort picVup, 6 (ylmdoi ongi;m^ 4 ipocd Irani "O ne of ihe besi ears ever b uili!' M o tor Trend. 3 »pord ' 4 . 9 5 . : ; - irid io 00(1 lieo tri M 9 9 5 1970 CHEVROIET Cun-'ce 454' _ ' M A N Y OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROMm V isii o iir sliow rooin. See Ihe .laguar X.16. T he era le-- : l ) o i e e PONTIAC TEMPEST Wur Coupe V 8 Aulo Trnoi lo 1972 GREMLIN X. V B, less tfiati O iiljiiiul M iIb i. CluuD- ____ . Royal Imports •new- -car.'— nor------w ffr r a n r v u n te rt gtn — ^ 2 2 9 5 ^ Irasnlffrrtlilc Owned 4 months, GLEN JENKINS "cT" SPO O rS CAR C fN T E R VftV C M fVH O U l L ‘ ^ 5 4 5 buy or assum e lo .in 734 3249 a lte r 317 Main Av«nue West 733-8726 16fh 8, Grove, Boise Phone 345-}001 S 2 2 9 5 John Jenkins Glen Jenkins 1966 "W o S ell Fun By The Ton" CHEVROLET IMPALA S il.n 2 Dooi Hciiijlop V fi Po-n One owner, ■' ...... 1967 ' I9S9 IN T E R N A T IO N A L 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Super Oeetle 1 and power. ^ ew bellwd tires 1954 CLDSMOIilLE HYDRO 3.000 , tSOO 324 2A2S THANKSGIVING SPECIALS!! stall speed adnplers, tor sinitll real nice stock rack. 3 r has been wrecked DATSUN 1600 block Chevrolet, 1 p ot Norsernni* wtAMl drlv« pickup Lockout hubs Vf,H e n V v f iU ltl lirt W 6 9 266 engine and e x tra 25 QAllon gas Armstrono sluddetl snow tires, 1977 CHEVROLET PICKUP, '3195 like now SUrs G 7B « U wh.te low tnileawe, air condltioi tank Good condition Call 324 S117 CHEV.ELLE 300 r\oon or ovenings. liijrn O ir r r 4 Dqr.- Sfdd-^ 0 » r O -n wall US Phoni' 734 27 77 power steerlni), dtsc tjrakes 7Si ' 9 9 5 1970 BUICK WILDCAT ile l'f .110 wtieel 67B 3704 o> Oi,u,.,cil M ilrv Kn.iio Clru>. t 4 W heel d r iv e . *. Cvtlnripr fd irio n iiK il 1 2 H7BkU bfeAMS ivftj INC MUIROVAN in lop '2895 Sl'lClAl I'HlCl ItllS W ttn- Studded siinwiiri-b. (onciition, campinu equipment rim s . VSS, 733 JBB6 it.ilu d e d I59S ^43 4754, 543 S112 1970 PLYMO^ITH FURY III 4 tioor tuiKdop vin^l tap puwfl '9 9 5 IW 6 C tlfVR O lTT E l‘ Cnmcr ?B3 4 HEAVY DUTY I ho lu Chevrolet IVAV IN I EHNA I lONAL TRAVEL I96B C H E V R O L E T 4 > 4, sh o rt wheel '2195 'III rIm ' <^Ll. bicellent condition. V 8, 4 base, VO, with 16 S tires Phone t 442^ •,|i>-eu f.K iio , 7 'le ate rs. posi tra ck B2S 5503 a lte r 5 I r i ’,»rfri(l. ;,how tires, ra c k See at 1971 FORD GALAXIE b llll IN b lO O ' SI VtkA l N fw W/-,- I U N ili n O ll or 194 1 VII1 Avenue JE E P 733 S770 '1 0 9 5 4 il.K.i 1V(I V H vlrr...' VOIKSWAGENS SOUABtbAO>S 4 10 CycltiA Suppllti ! 1.1-.' '2795 DOOBS CONVtW IlHlfS SlJNKOO'S EXTRA GOOD AUOWANCtS FOR A ll b in i ( AfiKY 24 24 WAH 1964 DODGE Power Wanon TRADE-INS DISCOUNTS 1972 K A W A S K I 125 CC. excellent I [-OH TOIAL MUSIC SYSTEMS. 1970 CHEVROLET IMPALA BANIy a n d I ,’ 12 l-HU A.tu‘>.k the stereos for ia ie in .11,1 ' ^ ‘>1 350 V H uwi<»'wii.< rfcNANCE tou CAN I’lmrnASt S403 U tter 6 p n. t-ro a n VS c»«ssit»ea Ads ------41.540 00 -7a4-SlW------rm m n -1245^ TMVO'rTH'C SI NEW V W ‘. At ^iJli ______A u lo l F.o,r s « lt Dean Motor Co, STANTIa i ' y Ea i} IN D s a v in g s •60t Mo n fo»l 409 2nci Avonue S. .■ “I970rORD GALAXIE , t>4QW'’ power disc brakes, power Phon, 733 1821 ? (Ii.c. li.iM llup 35 1 V K II.,I -mil.I 7 3 3 2 0 2 2 I l)>kc, tliO P iion i' U3 '2195 1965 PLYMOUTH V blue 1963CHEVRO LET ' 4 do,.. V H T.iiler logeii 6 C ylinder engme. atter S 7i3 phor>e 733 7124 soil «3S9S Sou » W p ore pleased lo onnounce '395 . Keith CrisI is nov< associotcd L LAKES 1972 P E N T O N . 6 spec with Bill Workman Ford sell .1968 VOLKSW.AGEN BUG lransn>ission, 31 horsopowi-r S« . IV/21 OHO ■ 1 4 » 4. V B enume, 4 ' K at DON’S CYCLE SHOP or id ■.peed, 6,0( iile s. V3.300 Phwie ing new Ford cars and trucks H4S 7079 l)> 'au. Idaho 1971 FORt? LTD, Phone 734 4353 '1095 733 0618 or 734 4326 ond Our o*celi«rM used cars s 1966 L E M A N S ,a u fo n » rtt> c , pow e Everyone is invited to stop in 1963 H ONDA 50 Ne>\ M o'o i ,ir steering, wide ovals, racin' Transm ission J60 00 Ptiom- jJ stripes. (700 Pitone 733 5533 alte ond see Keith MANY MORB SHARP CARS TO CHOOSt fROM 5S05 a tle r 6 00 f M w i OH S A l.t 19/y GMC So lurban. 3 A • H972 H O N D A CL ibo. Alm ost nev w u tv . tro n l and b>tck a r. radial.; IU69 LINCOLN 4 cioor.teathcr-splil purchased Iasi sumii'er. nit teres, encellent conditio I Phone scat with recliner. AMFM. Iom TTouree M otor Co. m oney for car New tWO, askn' fl7B 1)206, m ile a g e , im m a c u la te 7 34 3069 Bil Workman Foru I ! ! ! ) 5 I alter 5 and weekends J o c /rC o * 733-66H K^lly Houk hOurNe^ocitkxi C t400 733I7Q7 1 cattic truck, good ' Bluo lokoi pivd N M O R D I K OflBkKlikriBlvd k l out l i t . rea dy to go 733 5 M0' 664 M a in A vo. Soi>»h - " U it d C q r R ow " iwmr'^4jTwi Of 2 sou tti. ‘ / east ol North-733.295< N NEW ENGINi; p.«rts tor Aulot For Salt Y aniahrt «2b CC >33 BOO* 4431

SOM I L E D E S E R T R A f hSUNEAU, IDAHO Novell DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS SUCCESS OF OUR i T 1972 Starts 13 30 For 1 AMERICA'S^ 1 SELLING CAR information 50J 3319 MOTOR CYCLE parts BIG CARAVAN SALE OUR USED- CAR LOT IS accessories 2S to 50 |k t i«-ni IVftS L It E V R O L I: 1 ; ton (nckup tor N O W O N SPECIAL AT . . . Erickson Mo'ois flJ 40U» s.tle Si» c yliruler Valley Hoad exit oil In'erst.Ho BO, then mile south __NO-W,F4LLE-D-TO-THE BRIMt-COME IN AND^SAYE V .niey Road Ptione 835 5034 SQMLDOUGH NOW! HtAvy Equlpmtnl 1 9 7 2 $ 196 8 FORD > ( ^ V A . 2695 XL COUPE , M395 I- 100 'I ton pickup, !-(lii'i. V (I r.i||iiir tinlri:! glint kkIiu ih with tab high camper. Iiiy >. a u to m a tic $750 934 li.i.tt. I.hc nrw 4MH

' lv 1,971 J.itm Oeor» ^'lO lt iKIii 760 bcrup*' BUICK SKYLARK -‘2488 1967 PONTIAC John C)r..ir 5 1VM. C tlL v W O L E T TR UC K 2 ton •I ill,Cl. trdiiii V 0 ongcnr liiitefitiiilerl glcinglcivi Iiidio.iildio iiulu ScKiprr ^ I’ti automatic lecdl-r Don. 1968 I g.i nn;u. ~!!!!c FIREBIRD.______CiMJYUiiiiL-lruch-.i-.-lQiv. wim * 1395 ,v7nr7„vr;r.j‘nKc d>oiel>oie m e ( d i. W ot S2II95 “ lahi^Tl'rr.o-W rti,iiiin\.\t.( i^H'de' lio*-. %SH itfc e n tlv ngiiif t.nted (jlcm, rollio, iivi-irw*.,ie(i I'liotu- 350i Ace Hansen Ghevrolet r»i(iin G n id fi 5 ? OiH) 2 docn Ix iiiltiif) tmti-d glut* rjijiio , oolomotK Imiih , JEEPWAGONEER . •'‘2895 Golion G iiiilr . ■S2 0011 400 V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power disc brakes, miuioii, liiitiiiy oil fiindihoiiing. piiwoi tlccong Siiitiiin » (lo-ri l.i,itc\ wliilp«„|| i„o, ,„,y ,|earj. Wn» SI995 lilii>i< V R cnyiiir lodio ouloiinitic lron»mi|jiqn Jolif’ Rccic 5CK) llcxklio. Sft.’Jil' tinted gloss, color keyed floor mats, body sjde mouldings,' factory air con­ Jol''.' 0«-c'« A lUuklMxr 5vha 1?70 PORSCHE 91M 5 speed, alloys wtieels. A M I M , 36,000 m ile s , red ditioning. lilt steering wheel, radio, with rear speaker, H78 ;< 15 glass belted '968 CHEVROLET $ 1 O O ■ 'w ith htack in te rio r, 15400 or o tfo r, IMPALA.'...... I ELLIOTT'S Phone 734 3633 whitewqil tires, .il£“”“=',.‘2495: 2 dooi hciidlrip V 8 engine tinted g lp ll rodio, uulu m'Overland Ave, >ri wii()on, 4 lylmdnr er^gine, tinted glail, vri7,mS;^„;„i'-iGi;^insiTrniT-o-.^ mg powfi liiokei.*'wliit«wnll i , W ol )I0 9 5 Phone 670 5515 List $51 10,55 BOB HOUSTON WMlTe 1972 Porsche .Model 914, 06 riM ieaiie, 5400 Exce lle nt con ditio n, 1968 CHEVROLET .$ 1 J i Q Q 19 6 8 FO RD $ 1 O O UBtlQ f1xof%e 734 4397: ■ACE H AN S EN PRICE ,. ■4355 CAPRICE ...... I O O O COUNTRY SEDAN . I ^ 0 - 0 2 dour fiordtop. V II engine, tinted gloit, radio, auto MOBILE PHONE M., . Ai/tos For Salt ------_J^Jow-l-W 2-d0moV 4.door Uohpn^nflcfn^ yj1_BMu,;.c^|„|ed..olon.-rfldilT— moln l/onim inion, vinyl lop.- locfory oir conditioning, Ol/loni(ili{ tronimnvion, focloxy die cnndilioning, power D urley A re a T w in F a IU Area pciwor itnpirng. pow6r hrokek, wliit^woll tiret. Wen . WOMtCMAN - - ...... tteeiing, powirr hrnkot. wliirewcill tire». one ol the m M \ f ’ ------734 JJJ* nicer 6fl wngont in town...... U n it 5157 U nit 5157 BROTHERS ^ ^ It's A Pleasure Doing Business At . . r il f l V 5 . ------; ------• ...... ------.. Poniiac’Cadillac , GMC _Jiyucci*4tlflluUJftiliZ4_

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i r O O CAN DEPEND ON!! N O UNHAPPY CHECK OUR 12 MONTHS 6 r 12,000 CUSTOMERS T Ht-BtST D E ATS1DTT972 MILES POWER TRAIN ■ WARRANTY ARE YET TO BE MADE!!! NONE AVAILABLE O N MOST USPO CARS ONLY AT ZERO TH f/S£N MOJjbDS lOO-GALLONS iGASOLINE DR -V966^EReURY— ~T965 DODi3E T 9 7 0 'B O O r Cornel Copri 7 door hardtop. V O leSADRE 7 door hardtop, local I malic, powar iliaring ond broliei, 4 door tfdon, tiandord irommii- oulomolic, power »l*erir»g, vhorp “ * owner, light ton ' with while lop. Iwo^o'n* poinl. tlort, neadt cnQint work. 2 SNOW TIRES iociory oir coniiilioning, eicelltnt G e f Your Hands on a Tbyofa . . rodio) tirei, trulya line locally own­ OR ^1677 ^ 6 8 8 ed oulomobile. Complete Service YOU'LL NEVER LET GO !! 1972 DODGE ' n o o For 1 Year or*! 2,000 Miles Potolo 4 d o ot, tedon, V-6, outomni- 1963 RAMBLER ic Irontmiiiiort, powir tttaring ond Slotior* wagon, 4 door, 6 cylinder, 1967 BUICK *2650 / Whic/) t verCo/nes h u l l brakai, th o r^ g rta n «xl«riar, molch I'o n d o 'd frornmiviiQn ing interior. WILDCAT 3 door hardtop, S4.000 Qtiuol miU». btjongtd to locol On M 2 7 butinattman and 'it perfect, while ^3788 w ilh b lu t lop, V'Q engm*. oulo- molic tronimiiiion, power tleering. 1971 MERCURY 1 9 6 9 FORD good llre i, eicellent tirtl. «r tecond 19li7 CHEVROLET Golonie 300 4 door hordlop, 390 V fl, MONTEGO MX 4 door ledan.'we lo ld (hit one new and it looVi like iRAND NEW TOYOTA COROLLA 2 DOOR SEDAN Impalo 4 door i«don, V-B, oulomolic iiutom oiic trontm iition, oil vinyl lifter- tronimiition, pows« ttnering or»d lor, power Ileering or(d btaket, new il. imoll regular fuel V'Q. engine, tire i, th n tp Oi«en m Unoi ihe bett in economy, oulomotic Irontmittion. power tleering. b*oo- *1350 lilu l medium blue wilh molchino *763 *1547 oil (abric interior.

1967 CHEVROLET 1971 CHRYSLER 1971 MERCURY Impalo Slotion W ogon, V 8, ^oulomoi Newport 2 dooi liordjop. power Monterey 4 door tedon, beoutilul *2375 tc t«o«\vpnmion, pow#? vltotin g otid Ueefing ond btolov. an. «wo lone lullon o while, with Qr««n vinyl lap, broket ' poinl roylcin in­ 1 9 6 7 D O D d E terior. of courte hOl everything that Coronet 440 Wagon, V O, outomolic 1970 FORD you could pul on one, it't a loco^ lranimniior>. power tteering, new Golaxi# 300 4 door hordlop, power > owner, r irodA'in, ob- ti'c i, 7 lone point iteering ond bralet, oir. »nyl lop ‘3450 tolulely Ihe finetl in uted tront- portolion. *788 >1987 1971 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER DEETIE. n*w cor iro de ir», 1968 CHEVROLET dork blue, while oil vinyl inlerior, *5280 of courte 4 ipetd Irontmivtion. fAolibo 3 door tiordlop 3?7 V B. 1965 MERCURY ^ 1 9 9 0 bucket t* o li. and rodio. OulomulK. power Heeiing vm^l lop Morttclai' 44 doot ledon, V G, outo 1969 MARQUIS DELIVERED IN TW IN FALLS FEATURES SUCH STANDARD ITEMS AS . . low mileog* molic, powet tteoring and brokei Colony Pork tlolio n wagon, on e>- Spyl top, diol lir«t, a real tharpie, all (id SAVE foctory oir conditioning, power in color, wood paneling on Ihe ON YOUR NEW *687 *599 tleering. power broket, cleon oi ude, malching rtd vinyl inlerior. WILLS Ill IlltlUSHide ondOIIU oulowi. . _ TQYOTA MOTOR CO; BOB REESE MOTOR CO. *2480 2490 NOW!! V NEW; USED: 1972 MONTEGO MX "The Dealer You Can Dbpend On" 1971 MERCURY 2 do ot hardtop, o reol thorpie, red with whll4 top. while oil vinyl COUGAR GT. beaulilul medium •nierioi, 13.000 milet, and |uil like 500 Block 2nd Ave. South ' bronte. white vinyl top. Iociory on tn o in * „ oulomaHc condiltoning, power ileering. pow­ trontmiiiior^. power tte*ring. the er broket, extremely low rmleoge, deluie MX trim pockoge. you m uti tee Ih ii ( HOW THE WEST WAS WON $AVE *2990 -1W>-MERGURY^ '+966-FORD' MONJEREV 4 doo^ Mdort,'local ) folco n 4 door tedon,' (Kiother cor owner, 'beautiful medium copper Ihot'i •Kcelleni tron)portalion. metallic, white v in y U to p . racJial equipped |uit righi lo ge< ei t o pin intideiiiiiu e ondoiio oulvieun

According To The August Polk Report W e Are #] In Import Sales!! Datsun Outsold * 4 9 0 $ 2 5 5 0 1969 MERCURY All Imports In The Western Sales Area! MARQUIS 4 door’tedon, beautiful tullono while, brown vinyl top, oil nylon brocade inlerior. o locol 1 1971 MERCURY ownet. oni4 Uuly o line outofnobile Monletey Cuvlom 2 do oi hOTdlop. belonged to locol butinettmqn. ?3,000 m llii. gold o'a'"O uf metoilic wilh white vinyl lop, loctory oir -Tondit>oningr'nj^y^b«ovll1wl ouio- ______Announcing the new Dateun 610. *1750- mobile, you m utt lee Ih it one. The Dcitsun 610 ji. so m elhing a ilo fielh e r now There's a newlOOOcc overhead cam engine 1969 PONTIAC .. .a economy tar, A DrtisunGnginal.Choose and power-assifii front di!.c brakes. The Sedan and BONNEVIUE 7 door hardtop, all the new 2-Door Hardtop, 4-Door Sedan or 5-Door gold with while Vinyl lop, 33,000 SAVE Hardtop have a new independent rear suspension, octuol milet, rum ond looki ei- Wagon, and you gef a car jhji's bigger, more pow­ As for the luxury, you've got io drive it to believe ctllent. 1970 OLDS 98 erful, just plain more car than any economy model it. Fully reclining buckel seats, tinted glass, carpet­ has a right to be. And it comes at a Datsun price. 7 door hardtop, a locol owner and ing an^custom vinyl interior are just a beginning. 'it obtoluiily perfect, beautiful The new Datsun 610 series... performance, *1750 medium green, while vinyl lop. green oil fobric interior ond of luxury and economy. courie everything power ond oir Drive a Datsun...then decide. 1970 MERCURY iroftdHlonetj'. ‘ MOKTECO MX 3 door ho'diop, while with green top, molching fabric interior, im a ll V*fl engine, oulomolic Ironimiitlon, power SAVE U iir ln g , \ owner. eicilUnt got m lltoge. 1970 LINCOLN Continenlol 7 door Viordtop, thit one hot obiolutily ivirylhlng. *1690 m odrot blue, dork blue vlr^yl lop, oil leather Interior, loodid. low 1972 MERCURY m llioge. Morqull Brouohain '7"dpor hqrcJ- lop, one of Ihi tho'pttl uttcf con _w ilvt avit-hod^-tocaLon*-owner.- $AV_E 16,000 mllei and obiolultly flow-, m edium green, whlte-vinyl top. and beoutiful medium green inie- fiof whh iplil Ironi leolt. and 1968 TOYOTA «<]uipped o t you wiould u p e c t CORONA 4 door, bfight.ytl'ow^ oil vinyl Interior, o ihqrple. the beii *150XL In mileage, the bet* in econorr)y. 1967 MERCURY *850 Colony Pork ilotlon wogon, runt 1968 MERCURY good, looki good,‘ eUan imid* and MONTEGO 4 door ledon, lighl oul, •xceplionolly fin* uted cot blue iptide ond oul. eaceplionolly clean ond runt pe rfici. *1150

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A M 7 F M HEAD HUGGER PRIVATE HEAD SET RADIO listen to your favorite gome or program without disturbing those aroi^nd you. ■— — A-fanny m usicahfarce bjrW xnTerrBxrrtun-rrT- /AV'G iy i c Sym phony plans first concert

TW IN F A L l^ — A special Ire ul is in store for performances in the last fewyenrs, and his own Muyic Valley residents with the opening of the peers have consistently given him alandlng Magic Valley Civic Symphony Orci^estra ovations for them, He is married and ha^ eight concert Tuesday. chllck'en. Tl\c five oldest p loy ccllo, vioUn, viola, Warren Burton, associate professor of music flute and piano. The fam ily has done many at Utah State University, I^gnn, will l>e the programs togetlier for>clubs and civic groups. guest performer for the pops concert set for 8 ' The orchestra, directed by Del SIfiughter, w ill p.m. a t the College of SouUtern Idaho Fine A rts play varied pops program whicli w ill appeal to Center. Usl4jnorB of all Hge.i. - Burton, cellist, performs with a violin. To Families will be admitted on patron tickets, quote hlni; “ What tries to he a serious conccH. —Gunu^al-u^miHs^o^-tiekctamay-b^pu^cha9ed'al performance ends up in unexpected musical Ga;-lh’s Music Center and the Wnmer M ilalc Co. h ila rity . Audiences have come unglued a i the in downtown Twin Falls and at Sullivan's In the performance moves forward and one problem Lynwood Shopping Center, after another tends to blur Die outcome. In addition to concert performances on the violin, I Membership in the symphony Is composed of also introduce several other inslruinents, one of housewives, business people, music educafcra which seema Qtterly incapable of producing ' —flnd-3tudent»-w ho-practtefr~wTekly O u rin ir t lie' m usic.’ syriipTjohy season which runs from September i ‘‘Tlie ‘in between' Is fille d w ith m usical banter Uirough tJie final concert In February. not unlike Victor Borge's. It turns out to be one' Tlie orchestra has functioned for the post 13 _ . of tlie.besL spoofs on serious m usic that comedy years w ith a wide variety of guest soloists over has produced." the years. Including one pDrlormnn'ce w ith the He has given well over 100 of Uiese violin Magichords.

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Free clinic set

TWIN FALL£ — The Idaho Heart Association 4 s sponsoring a free blood pressure screening clinic Monday and Tuesday. Hoursoftho cllnlcare4:30to7 p.m. and It will bo at the nobcrt Stuart Junior High School. __ In.a-simllar-cllnl(H>ondurted-eBrHt!rtht77eaK^ 187 persona were screened. Of the totol, 31 were igrnntfTToT them were found to have unsUspected hyper­ tension. ' . *nio remainig 14 had been treatod fo r " hypertension previously. Mrs. Charles Wogner, R. N., director of the clinic, recommends that everyone 15 years and over take advantage of the free screening test. Anyone found to have elovnted blood pressure will be asked to return on Novr27 tO "have*lr‘ rechecked. Some people nearly always have higher thim normol blood pressure readings. This condition Is called hypertension. In this country, o v ^ 21 million people have the problem and most of them can be helped with medical care. — flincerblobdprefiure-mty-vwy-from-day-to— day and minute to minuterthe Idaho Heart— AsaociaUon uys that one or two high readingt may not indicate nyporuinilBR; " • Thfr clinic ia being conductW-to help-tn**— dividual! booome award of thatr t)lood pr«isure readings. When hypartMilon iileft wtntted. H

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TWm PALLS - Tlio Mary Davis A rt G ub has h)-«]Qct«d Bob Gransbury 1072 officer? for the coming year. Mrs. Elgin Wilson will TW IN FA LLS — Susan Marie Herb Cooper, grandmother of sorvo 08~ prffflldcnrr~Mr8:; -P d rry and Bob Ddan GFanflbury-.thQT^brldflgroomr>iMrv»d-oakor^ Marlon Wall, Klmborly, vice w o rt m a rriod In N qv. 4 rites In ^ c h was served by Mrs, prosldont, and Mrs' Choco St. Eklward'a Catholic Chjufi^H* *-Dovid-Anderfleni aunt of. tho Andorson, secretary troaaurer. , F ather T. J. Ijifo v performed bridegroom, and M rs, _Tom Hie club plans'a Christmas tho ceremon^f. Gibson, aunt of the brldo. p arty Dec. 7. Tho bride Is tho daughter of ' Pat Clledge had charge of the Mr. and Mrs. Irwin E. Perry, gucat book. Gifts were cared GOODING - A rocopllon Twin Falls, and the bridegroom for by Roxanne Buckendorf and honoring Mr.'and Mrs. Goorgo la the son of M r. and M rs. K cltli Terri Fischer. n. Daniel Is planned for 2 to 4 C. G ransbury, T w in Falls. , Following a wedding trip to p.m. Friday at tho Assembly of For her marriage, tho bride Nevada, tho couple resides at God Fellowship Hall. Tho chose a s lik '^own with a high 157Mi Madison, Twin FaUs. Ih e couple celebrated th e ir oath waistline and pleated puff bride Is employed at the E3ks —WoddlnB-Annivor^ry-Nov^-3. aleeves.—*Ihe-gown-fentureda--nq|r-flnri~thft~iM -ffT^^m ^|fr- ~TrAHf4lf^G~fOfnho annual Twm~ Thff tfnnifil ruined collar and a 'W wdtli employed by Independent Meat -Uav—an Inyitation to all frienda and long streamers at the .back. Co. loh and Dani Riloy, r'lghl^ of tho Twin relatives of thoir fatlicr and She carried a bouquet of Benefit Falls Jay-C-Eftos, and Darrol Bournor, mother to attend tho reception. green carnations, yellow honorary chairman of tho ^vonf. Bourn­ - chrysanthemums and pink pipnned or it a stafL mombor at tho Child • HANSEN — An open houae ■ Vaiie^ Brief, for the firs t six grades w ill be Mrs. C. Michael Werner Devolopmont Confer, to which tho 'pfro- sister of the bride, was matron held p rio r to the Hansen PTA TWIN FALLS - All Twin coods o f fho day w ili go. business meeting Tuesday. Ih e of honor. Bridesmaids were . Folia County women Inlcreslcd open house w ill begin at 7 p jn . M rs. A. R. Bally,' Hansen, sister In bccoralns Pink Lodios w ill During the business meeting to of the bride, Sonja Andersen, meet (or orientation In tho 10% be conducted at fi p jn . plans and Mrs. Rick Alien, Twin of Uic M nglc Volley MemoHal Falls. Gottee day promotion set w ill be made to have Santa Hospital nt 10 a jii. Tucadny. MR. A N D MRS. BOB GRANSBURY Rick Allen, Twin Falls, was attend the Christmas program. For .further Information cnil donations. ’ _te^mnn._Ushera..wcra Terry. TWIN FALLS - "Coffee Tliey Include the Big Qoy, Refreshments w ill be served. Ruth-Stcpliens773«520, Allen, Joe PerrV, brother of the days" Is set for Nov’. 'i o t y the Taco Bandido, Kentucky Fried Coffee day Ig a. com m unity • bride, ond Danny Massey.' —Joy-C-Etles-lnTwlnFnllar Chicken^ CeWge Kay's, vrfde e ffo rt coordinated by the TWIN FALI^ - The CSI ■ Jay-C-Ettes. dromo department will present Fine Arta Auditorium. There Dec. 3, This Is holiday “ gift" Altar boys were Brad and Bart The annual coffcc day Bowladrome, King's Food Host, NowMouC^nOwnA promotion Is to raise monej^for Smitty's Pancake House, "The Im portance o f Being w ill be evening perform ances from CSI. Tickets w ill be sold at Bally, nephews of the bride. Children's Fashion Casey G ransbury, brother of the Child Development Center Norm's Cafe, Russet Inn, Earnest" Doc. 1, 2 and 3 at tho Dec. 1 and 2. with a matinee the door. Lhs bridegroom and Darren Shop WHh Strang in Twin Falls. Shorty's, Speck's, Rogerson, Werner, nepho^ of Uie bride Profit Potential I To raise the money, cafes and Mogic Bowl, Big Dip, Me 'n were rlngboarors. Lisa restaurants in Twin Foils have Ed's. Town and C ountry and the Aliens have been contacted by the Joy-C- Holiday Inn; Buttrey's and Gransbury, sister of the bridegroom, and Amy Jo Bally Etles to serve ‘'free'' coffcc for Crowley's Drugs w ill not be V p C + K i r + ir ^ c and Mlndl W erner, nieces of the Iheonedoy. Customers who arc serving coffee but did moke J bride, were flower Klrls jo r4tfld»-^coffee — ji ii;WICAGO-'-nJPTP—T lfe 'i^ “The couple^as honored at a participntlng eat^iblishments -tions-of-the-world hnvc~sprcad reception following the ' arensked to-donntcthc'price or a welcomc mat for Immlfir^nts, ceremony in the iTwin Falls £n)oy n &uccosslul b u u n ffts o f yau> more of the cupkof ojKec. own )oif^ AmoncJi 8 fastOBl grow- but so?nctime.s It's d iffic u lt to Elks a u b . Collection c o n l h ^ w ill be find. mo O 'oup ol children’s qualily, roody- The bride’s table was lo-wotfr sioros now operallng in 20 placed in all of the participating . Many coiinlric.s, according to TF Bethel centered with a three4ler cuVa AOC Udtning knoM-how cafes and restaurants. Fjicyclopaedi.i Britonnlca, do QOt you bn 10 a fast Xort Pfoven iced In white and trimmed with All of the money will be not follow the pledge of the opordling tochnlquBS and gro up buy- collecttwi and turned over to the q - miniature bride and ing^advoniagos bn famous brand clo­ United Nation.s Universal Dec­ thing creniA greator profits lor you Child Development Center's bridegroom under an arch elects laration of Human Rights to bearing doves on the top layer. Prime locations in modem shopping Early Identification and Home treat incUvUluabi w ithout dis­ cnnlqrs now aymlable Invoslmqnt The bottom layer was StimuIntlolTprojecnor cHildfen roquirod Sond lodoy lo r fu ll Inlorma- crimination. tion nt no obligalion Write Suite up to 4 years of age. centered with white bplls. Tlie Ttie UN declaration, at least ca)^ was surrounded with a 422-4?4. Han-Albm Oldg . QMIings. Coffee w ill also be served at officers in Uiedry, bans restriction.s M nniana 59101, o r c o ir ( 4 0 « } - 257^ tho Child Development (^nter .wreatlT of leather leaf. An 01?1 Thank.you concerning’ race, color, sex, arrangement of pink and yellow Nov. 20 from J p.m . to 4 p.'m. os TWIN F A L I^ - T eri Biel was lan^’uagc, rellglorf, political or flowers completed the setting. part of the promotion ond olso ^ elected honored queen of the other opinion, national or social Guest tables were centered os on open house, so Twin Foils Twin Foils Job’s Daughter orlj^ln, property, birth or other with vases holding flowers residents can become Bethel No. 43 at the units status. made by Mrs. C. Michael ocquainted.with-the-ccnlcr. meoting-Thursday. 'Hiis apparently conflicts, Werner. kliliile Shops LpSl ye ar 1352.20 was I.orl Beal was elected senior however, with a nation’.s Mrs. Fred Howard and Mrs, o r AMUICA, IMC * collected during the coffee day prlncess,*Sue Tliompson, Junior .sovereign rig h t to select those promotion with 2G rcstouronts Princess; Suzonne Guthrie, aiions whom it duKiros to ond cafes participotinR.______guide, and Nancy Graybeol, adinit. Tims, consideration still ------Sofarthirye«r-17-place»iinvt- "maraliair ■ is given to siicli factors ns race, agreed to serve coffee on the ThebeUv>i No. 43 w ill hold its literacy and political views. day. ••Go to Church Sunday"- Uila For example, some nations week, members learned ot the discriminate in varying dej*rees unit's Thursday meeting. ogainst the immigration of MARy LOBWEN, loft, and Marlene Members will hold a Sunday Tip Top Trio persons of Aslan or Negro Lees, director of the Gooding County tri-bethel breakfast sponsored ancestry, Amonu these are Boutique Senior-Citiion- Centerr loolr-oveT—^hrist' t Iro~fgnsfi?Trttar. uftLT Which' Ainitr»)l{i. Cmmilu. Argentu; they will flttend the First the United Stato.s and tho mas wreaths and other items for sale in Christian Church. H iilippine Republic, opens th e new faouf/que open ^rom noon lo 5 H ans were nnnouncoil on the • A number *of countries-hnve ■p.m. Tuesdays in fhc W ar M em oriat Hall. Dec. H Christmas present established educational qualifi­ exdiange for Jobs Doughturs, cations for entry. Also financial council meml>ers and all in­ qtialifications are set forth in terested parents. many Inuni^rallon laws. The Gooding Seniors open-new boutique Tlie Afghan drawing will be Ho[)ublic of S oiitii A frica held at Uie siune meeting, TVo' t‘xi-!ude.s those whose occni[)a- GOODING — Tlie Ciooding center will operate on a budget made by senior citizens and are A f^ian s w ill be given away. tioiis are not noedeci CountySenior Citizen’s Boutique under which 75 per cent of the sold at reasonable prices, Mrs, They were crocheted by Hit* Pliysical and menial c-ondi- i.s open every Tuesday from funds are supplied by the lijessaid, Mony of the articles Honored QuLx*n, Debra Fuller. lions are uroiinds T)f inatlinissi- noon to *5 p.m. in ^he War federal government. The were made os part of a crafts Tlie IJbrariah’s reodrt waf bility under the laws of many Memorial Hall. remainint» 25 nor cent musLbc- Jnstruction—program—at^the n i v e n ' ' Witvff, -oalioiiti^T-inti^hfltidea per.som>— nie Douiique was opened to raised* by the senior citizens. center. who read an a rticle alwut with physical or mental defects, iilep raise funds to meet die ■accordinfT lo director Marlene New crafts are taught every "W liat-l’hankagiving Means to PorsoriK with erimiiud -re- center’s expenses.------Lees. week. Mu.” coril.s may bi‘ denied permis- During the firs t vear Uie Items sold at the boutique are Hubiu Jobies were I,.ori Beal Moti In tTo.ss borders and and Maggie Wilson. Peggy anyone determined lo ix* (Jraybeai was Job’s Daughter of "im tiu)rar‘ is banned from the Uie mooting. Uniled States, the l^lulippine Protems Tliursday were Hc'publu- and C’^mada. Senior Custodian Paula DePfw, All alien still may have lib riu -lo n Debbie Wiedenhe^t; problems once adm itted, for Sewnci Mo.s.sont!er Amv Rdi-n. nations s llll lU iiliitinri til'rvirtn. Fourth Messenger Ptiggy Kden, turn laws. 'Hie.se vary_w idely F iftii Messenger Cindy Barlogi. bill H has ix-en estinmted tliere Guiiirdimi and assislanr guar­ are 7(W different f^round.s for dian Jan iind Jim Heal were doportinj; or expellm^^ aliens introduced. from Ibe United Slal<-s

------Wldo and -wofiderful panta (topped by a ciu'vy tunic) offer you one great way to look on the holidays. An,equal choice is the , 7 J ' ate .Seam dress. I Printed Pattern 9370: New J r. M issSizesV.O .U, 13.15. Size 11 . . . i / i ea II t i j u i (bust 33^1) tunic, pant^ 2 ^ .yards CO-lnch. r' THE IDAHO PLATE a n d of course, it's Soventy-flve cents for each Hy C.haleau. liu*. ' pattern — odd 25 cents for each pattern for A ir M o ll ond Speclol T h is hrniitlful s<-i-ne of piituri's(iuf "Sun Valley ” fin is h e d Handling. Send to Marian in blue on n w h ite haeki^round w ith the u'ord^! "Id a h o " a n ti “ 1072" in ^ o ld • ------MorUni—Tlm«s-NowBr^05r Each.:DlfligLlis indlvldifnlW nunibered^_QnLY-2SQ-Dlates Pattern Depl.7232 west IKh S t - were struck in JJenmork for this limited first' edition, A New York. N. V. 10011. Prim ronl collectors Item that w ill heeonu'^lncrenslnKly valu- —name, address-with zip, size and oUJe. A d c lly h t liL-U \in o r .send someone out of the state. style number. Soful $1(1.00 check or money order for PostaKe Paid De­ livery, Purchase price tJunranterd onrt returned In full' 100 top Fnll'Wlnter Patterna hy Chateau for any plate retum(-d undamaKed, In all-fiew Foshlons to ‘Sew -CfltnlofflrPJosTobulous bonus . ~-clioo8e a Free pattern. 75c. In s U n t Sowing BookTscw today; %-Timoi-NewirB6x A5- wear tomorrow. II. Inatarit ■Twin Fali>, Idaho Faslilon Book Hundreds of (a ^ lo n facts. ^1. .• V

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BURLEY - Shopping for mcchnnlcal devices, speaks cloUioa snd wlUi M lo n In mind nips and ^Brs that hang Is one thing,1)ut shopping with loosely froni work clothes can BELLEVUE - A featured , safety In mind is Important, loo. bo dangerous, (oo. Missing Bpookor before Bollovuo Lodge According to a report buttons also, can leave cuffs 0 lOOF Hiursdoy evening was received by Mrs. Joan Parr, flopping In the worker’s way. . Don-McMlnlmy.-Brand. master, 'CnsslirtSiuiitysgimtrgoodlltis—Safety Is a goodremoirtorkB^ of the Grand Lodge, lOOF of especially Important for U>o mending up4o^Utc. Idaho. those worUiig around As for color, tlie hunter needs Abigail Van Buron For t})c annuo] visit - end machinery, says Mrs. Janice I. IJrIght clothes so companions poUuck idlnner, all lODF and Buckner, extension clothing don't mistake him for moving Robekflh momberti . from specialist. Univcralty of Idaho game. Oilldren need bright DEAR ABDY-i Last year you had th© pcrfoct Bolullon Bcllovue and Kctcnum were In the report to Mrs. Parr, ’ ' Mlors so they can be easily seen for peopJa who wanted to cut tholr-ClirlstmaB-BUt-llat.-It- -in v ite d ,— ------' Color Is Important for Uiose ngninst the landscape, wos Q diplomatic woy to ndylflo c«rtaln frlcnda and rela­ McMlnlmy, Post Foils, wos who need to ,bo seen, such as For evening stroUers or bike tives not to Bond you anytlilng becaufio you weren't sending nccomponicd by Omer^S}^k, hunters or children. Garments riders, light colors ^ire best^ them anything. U made such good sense to mo I cut It out. Shoalione, g ra n d 'b o n n v tw orer which reflect light are Tlioy reflect car llghta better. lntendlnfl.to^ollQULVour-Buggefltlon.:And-ii9W^|jj>an*t fln d -lL - =QL4jifl^G rflnd Ii)d ge_Qf Idaho. Umportant [orpersons oiiLafter^ Also, drivers cart aee this .w lll you ptense p rin t It again? Ttiank you. Presenting rcniorks at his home ~dark ______reflccUonat'a greater CUTTING DOWN IN BOSTON lodge was. Halbert Hotch, Farmers, .mechanics, AnoUtor way to put more safety' DEAR CUTTIN/J: Many otheri aiked for • repeat t t doputy-grand-.moatcr------. -carpcntcrfl.- flnd_oyen..cydiBts, into your fomily’s life Is to add that Ifttcr, and heKe It Is: Also in ottcndance were MR. A N D MRS. B. NOCL BAIIBY^ are a few of the people who need r6flectlv6“la|)^‘ l6‘n!^rrider'8'" condidatcfl Gary Etchison and to be espcclolly concerned gorb. KAREN CAPPS Ralph Loo, who if occepted, DEAR A BBY: Tliifl la a toUgh one. How do you sudden­ ' about fit, snys Mrs. Buckner. Look for safety features that . .. engaged ly take someone off your Christmas gift list? And Ict-them would bccome the first Ift-yeor- U>ose_ and and floppy clothing fit youf~ToniUyi« needs wlien know in advance, so they take you off tlwlrs?. old lOOF members in Tdaho. Event to honor couple can cosily catch In spinning '»r clothing, urges B ill W illiam s Is noble grand wheels, gears and whirling Mrs. Buckner. of the bellcvue lodge. Mjss Capps, ^BERGER - Mr. and Mrs. B. their 50th Wedding Anniversary blades. Watch for pocket tabs • ------Noel Bailey, Twin Falls, will be Saturday, and flops that are likely to Use multiple skirt hangers b Jerome item? 324-4701.* honored \^th o reception on Ihe reception will be from 2 to dongle-ond get caught in •CMMtttMm doMt ipace. Garrison 5p.m. otthe Berger Community Clubhouse, orte and onfr-half ------mllosnorthotthc.Bcrger Store. to marry 7^)6 event is being hosted by the couple’s four children, IVOW O PE1% l^^^ TW IN FALLS - M r, oncl Mrs. Robert L. Bailey and Ed N. LINDA’S BEA VTY SALON Corl Capps. Twin Fnlls, nn* We have many friends and relatives with whom wo ^ r i d i Bailey, both Twin Falls;‘ Mrs.- vnounce Ihe engaf'cmcnl and have l)4on exchanging Christnias gifts for years. R starlod r Betty Lu Jayne. Bellevue, 319 JEFFERSON, TWIN FALLS fortlicomlng marrioKC of Ihelr when our children were young. We used to give inexpensive Waali., and Mrs. Mary Virginia dnuKhtor, Knrcn Ruth, to toys, elabarntely wrapped, so they would have something Ijjraen, Pocatello. PERMANENT SPECIAL!! Ronald Eiigene Garrison. under their tree, and the kids would have the excitomont Jqcoby The couple requests no gifts. FOR THE HOLIDAYS... Gacrlson is the son o f Mrs. unwrapping them on Christmns morning. Betty Streshley, Twin Folia, Reg. 815.00...... NOW * 7 ® * The kids aren't kids any more. We almost never see To apply crcam rouge s k ill­ and Don Garrison. American moal_fif thom._Mony. have moved out of town. Chrlstn>as fully, try 11 fo a m -ru b b e r OPEN,JHOJN.. - F B k Falls’. sliopping is not only a big bore, it haa bccome costly. I am Look Who Misciies--Jacoby! sponge. Call Linda Hawkini fo r /fppointmcnt»!! Miss Capps is a 1971 graduate sure these pcaple feel 11m> same way about It, but we don't lead in order to set up what of Twin Falls High School and Is know how to break this vicious circle. So we kqcp buying N o n x i i 18 he thought would be the best 4 2 employed by Kellwood. ■ the sanfitfT>eople Christmas p re sen l^e yery year becnuse w ^ play for his contract. It ap­ ------¥ A ------peared' to him* mat no-one- ' G iirris o n -u a m d a l .'if.hiial In would~be in no-trump^dhd Austin, Nev. He served two If you have a solution for this universal problem, Abby, 4 K 0 H 4 ForyouTrdrom ^TT^ that six no-trump making six years wlUi the U.^S. Marines you’re a genius. SICK OF CHRISTMAS W K S T E A S T or seven would be the same and ‘is employed by t) and B AOJ10H3 4K954 ------DRAir SICKT-l*m-nii-gcnlnBrbtit"h*re*f'B“ iuBg«iUaB:~ match point score. Construction, Jerome. VJ975 VQ16^8QT2 Around Thanksgiving, lend them a note saying jrou are ♦ 10 4 4 Jacoby played the hand Tlic couple Is planning a Jan. thankful for fHenda wlUi whom you can be perftcUy can­ 4.(iS3 4»Ql7 out slowly and carefully, 20 wedding. did. Th^n (ell them you are trimming your Chriittna* gift HOUTll-(I>) counting all suitk. As ho ran Hal. and do not plan to tend their children [or them, U ♦ A 7 G the diamonds it looked as if V K 4 he were squeezing himself. tlia t’B the case I a gift, to tO pleaac do llkewlsf. I promlae ♦ K 0 3 2 . . He couldn’t understand it you. it will be th«-li«al ChHatmaa gift you could give-lhem: 4 > A J 1 0 2 until eventually he’ saw that Divorce Uoth vulnoruhiL* he had every trick in top DEAR ABBY; I have a girl friend I’ll coll Gwen. She W e s t N u r ih Ea.oing~a fatlior is like. [Her fiance has never l)cen m arried. I We will end our discussion have dropped. Tlifse are Uie children In I told her tihe was making a big mistake, but she of ■’nothing” nlays by show­ The story lind a hai)py end­ families, broken by . divorce insists shc’K right. What do you think? GWEN’S FRIEND ing one made by Oswald ing. No one hod bid no-trump during tiiti year. For most Jacoby in the final round of and only one pair had bid youngsler.4, cliango inherent in DEAR KHIKND: How doea Gwen's Nance feel about the 1935 open pairs, and made seven diamonds. Uie divorce w ill h u rt und leave It? If hr WANTS to take the child along on hla honeymoon, Jacoby had a cqu ire d a '.Hair.s, he's an unusually generoui man, and I assure you h« will toothache that afternoon and It-'s underslJituliible. Dr. John get a crash course In what vfielng a fath er Is lik e .'’ I f he was playing with a swollen U—Heinhart, a child psychia- doesn’t wairt to lake the boy. I ’d-he Inclined to agree with face and a high fever. A sen-„ —Uiittl,— — oil—Uw—w ;alo-_ot- you.______, ______but bridge experts aren’t al­ childliupd- crises, divorcu in tho ways sensible, fam ily is sccond only to .tbi UKAH ABBY: Three years ago 1 married a wonderful Jacoby -and .bis, partner. man who a d o p t^ iloss, my iilegitim ate son. He loves and unexpected denUi .of a parent. Edward Hymes Jr., were not Dr. Ueinhiirt i's^ director of accepts this boy as our son, and treats him exactly like the playing any ace-asking con­ the psycliialry doparUiu'nt at son we later had together the following year. v e ntio ns so S outh’s fo u r no- Cliildren’s Hospital in Pit- The prgbjem is my husband’s mother. She lakes a ll of tru m p c a ll wa.s ju s t a no- Isburgh, I’a He reports on her grandchildren on trips, except Ross. She buys presents trump bid. The game was divorce In the l ’'1'A magazine. for her other grandchildren's birthdays and at Christmas match points and Hymes de­ cided to try for a top score He likfrus the loss of a pnreht to and Easier, but she almply ignores this child's existence, in no-trump. a chiUi'.s reac tion to U)e lu ^ of lUxss is 4 now and he is beginning to wonder why she is so cold to him. an eye or an arm. .iHcoby loiiked over the. ------When fllte-wu9-here la st,-m y husband asked her "Why opening-'lead and cotmted- H fre ‘s-U»e initial shock, the she behaved this way, and she sim ply got up and walked only 11 lop tricks. There l>eri()(l of disbelief and prol*?st, out of the room w ere 12. b ut he wasn’t co un t­ Uie gradual healing, Uic learn* Her own children are less than saints themselves. Two ing well. ) inu iQ.hve w itli jm d. look at the were forced to marry, and her daughter hud an Illegitimate ■ Then he ducked the spade scilr tis.sue.” he said. child, loo, so why should she resent me and my son? ••‘Hie healing tiikos time. The Should I talk to her or have my husband talk to her? rehabilit^ition wil] depend on O r should 1 w rite her off completely, and'tell her she is not Ujo cluld’s ability to adjasl to a welcome in m y home? n u U T IN ANO EItS^N loss of tins magnitude. "His ability to adjust will DKAH IIU U T : Are you sure il>o woman Is well? I t ’s depend not only on his d iffic u lt la belU'vr q rational woman can be so Incredibly intellectual anil emotional deve­ cruel. If Klir'b jun( plain nirnn, you nnd your huaband lopment up until the time tluit should leli her togpther (hat unless she trra ts Hess the same as (he ultiers.’ she Ih not welcome—li hi.s narent.s ...txigan to have ■JLUidL difficulties, but ulso on u ic ir him to vfall her at tier hflUBf . J ability to help him see that bo's not Uie cause of tlie ir prob­ lem s." Ur. Keinhart figures tiO per ■ ■ccnt'ofnll'rtlvorces-riffecf^'ery young children since separation and divorce often occur In the W nd Song girls firs t six or seven years of marriage. Hi'says Uiere’.s "no only want one thing. — iiign-tiiaU-divofco-i^abouL. to. slip into disfavor." As a result, in a coiiununity of 10,000 Anierlcatus this year ai>[iroxi- mately :iO divorces will occur. ^___ Mart:. Umiu-Uiilf «( ..Ihc divorces go .smootlily, T iu it i.^, Uicre is little obvious hatred and back-biting. One-Uiird, the rocky ones, are likely to iriflict deepest scars on the children. Dr. Heinhart Miys some of tlie vy'reckage is seen in child psychiatric clinics. One-fourth seen' there are children of divorce. — -AVncrcudDio.'JOTnisrnrc'coh- cerned, a divorce In Uie fam ily hurbi a lot, too.

' —Jerry Silverman and Shannon- Hodgers, op the A m cricnn fashion scene, enjoy tlie ir life in fashion almost as much as women enjoy wearing their clothes. In the gnrmenf district . It is said this is one explanation “ TonmrBrunrmp. between tlie house - o f J e rry ,4Sllvermnn ant^lta.publfc. _ ■ U W 3 Tlmoi.N«wi, Twin F .II1, Idjho W Califdrnians build Samoan church

PAGO PAGO,\ Amcrlcan “Samoan way.’’ got underway.’ visit as a brpak between the on tl» afternoon of Aujg. SI. The Samoa (U P I) —Amorlcan Sa* "F a ’a Snmon" Is Uio cnsygo- Don Sattor, an Oregon concrete work and the actual congregaticm took care of the moans havo an unusual now inis llfostylo of Uie South Soas. contractor, donated M.OOO for construction." finishing touches. ^urch In the villaga of It can bo applied to almost building . materials and has When they got back^ftcr _^Amandv«,4luuikp-tn-a-group-of-anytlilnfi,-but-ln-tWs-caM-it- -thoirtjrcnkrtfioP6"Wh8~6Uinro'“ young Calliomtafts. meant llmt a shipment «of Randall ond the young men sign of Die lum ber. The church Is im iIU In the lumber oxpcctcd on Tuesday and women volunteers arrived It arrived finally—five days IT'S TIME . . . stylo of a Samoan fnlo, or. might arrive by Tliursday—or, In mid-August ready to go to before the group was to head For rh af Hof/c/ayr house, and took Ifiq than throe maybe a week from Saturday, work. There was no sign of the home. C /e a n In g weeks for Use 20 itiembers of The idea of building a lumber ordered from Western Withiissqmbly-Uflc - Uie North Hollywood Assembly Samoan-atyle church for Sn> Saman. so they began' work on and Samoan asslstar\co they ■ Sofoi/Chnlri,' • Carpvli, Rugi, D id M agic Carptt Jravh M r* of God to pul up. moans came from Jim Hanco, tlie oval-fllmpcd concrete foun­ constructed the church except dation. vk* rcfommtni/ - The volunteers did'M d Jobs a missionary In neighboring for p art of the ro o f and some d o a i in M aiks lM« urBy? to pay fo r the 10,00(knllQ round Western Saitson fo r the past "We had. planned to visit finishing touches by flight time C A LL NOW... trip to U jc South Pacific year. Western ^m oo fw a few days 7 3 ^ 3 6 MAGIC CARPET ' U rrltory and had to work right Hanco got in touch with Gary after our project was finished, . A !n ^ Uem?_CQllMra.-WaUflco- J R A V E IS ___ ^ u p -to '’tHeir7dflparlure“ Unn(q~Ilflndftirof UifiNorthTIollywood; ^ f« H tUU. !M nadau L, IIM U I -IU in d a ll's a ld r“ so’ th jr g a v<*’ Uff* T iiy lo r at 024-2321.- STEAMWAY • because of "Fa’a Samoa/* tho__^mrch-and preparations soon’ ‘an opportunity to mako.tho iauy.i»igww.iiuisi ^

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Vickie Ly nch^eds Darrell Mullinix

WENDELI. - Vickie Lynch Anderson, nephew of the and D u rrcll Gene M ullinix were bridegroom, was ring bearer. married in q double'ring ' Mrs;— Larry— Peterson, ceremony Nov. 4 nl the Eighth Wendell, was soloist and W ordl.Dii Church, organist. The brideUs the daughter of , The couple was honored at a . M r. and Mrs.-Jamos P. lnVar Steel for gifts were Mrs. Scott, Joan performed the riles before Mullinix, sister of the baskets of white gladioli and bridegroom, and Carla Holmes, blue chrysiinthemujns. cousin of the bride, boUi Twin Falls, The bride, given in m arriage H ie Kuest tiook table was by her father, wore a gown of covered with a satin tablecloth white organza satin with trim m ed with blue bows. A blue embroidered iaee roses. Tlie empire style gown featured feathered pen was used. ■nic three-tier wedding cake princes-s .seaming in the front was centered on a table covered and back and a chapel train with a white tablecloth trimmed edged w ith lace. wiUi blue bows, "nic cuke was n ie long full sleeves were flanked W ltirblue' candid ’A gatl>ered to wl(^e cuffs. TTie bowl of m isty bubbling punch gown v.‘as {aslUoned by . completed the setting. bride and her sister. Mrs. Carl Hobnes, aunt of tho Her Illusion net veil was bride. Twin Falls, and Mrs. shaped by a Juliet crown of Mike DeGraaff, a u n t'o f the pearls made by her sister, Mrs. bridegroom, Meridian, cut and Gary Olsen. She carried a served the cake. bouquet of white baby roses Mrs. Kelly Dennis, Boise, and accented with blue U slie Sullivan, Wendell, served chrysanthemums and blue puach. Jeri Eaton, Wendell, ribbons over u white Bible. also assisted w ltli the serving. — - Mrs. G ary Olsen, T w irrP a lls r' 1lie bride was hpnpred“p t^ sister of thoj^lde, was jnalron.. ^ w _ e r, iiiven by Mrs, Gall of honor. M u llinix. Steve Bond, Twin Falls, Following a wedding trip to .served as best man. Ushers Sun Valley the couple resides in' were Jeff Mullinix and Gary Twin Falls. The bride Ifl- Mullinix, boU) Twin Fulls, and currently employed at Title Terry Mullinix, Burley, all F a d . The b rid eg ro o m is brothers of the bridegroom. employed at the Tupperware Tracy Lynch, niece of the plant, Jerome, os an apprentice bride, was flower girl. Douglas electrician,. . WHY DO MORE PEOPLE BUY

CLAUDE BROWN’S? COMEINANDSEEi CLAUDE BROWN FURNITURE-MUSIC 143 Main Ave. East O n The M all 3d Tlmet-N»wt, Twin F«H«/ ld*»to Sunday, Nov«mb«r. 19/1972 ' Inter (nto life. But muc)i of tlw 'parents were (at 60)." a woman, 24. back pains often are prevented, establish o regular habit 6 nd to moving, tlio slowing of tlio time Discussions of our biological . But Iho booklet says that and all tissues function hotter maintain it through thick and clock, also Ifl up to you. - , clocks and mofhods of slowing "(icienco will bo prolonging our ' with physical stimulation in- thin." Officers Gorontologlflts t«Il us tlint tliem are in a now publication. Uvea ovon further. Before long eluding the flow of vital According to the publication, since wc start getting older nt "Healtli Guido to Independent you may be taking an anti- chemicals aed-etod by intornar*'*Tho consensus of moat medl« Life really birth, there is no one point in U ving" from Action for Indo- aging pill. At least<20 different organs. cal experts Is that by far the named time when aging begins. But in pondcpt Maturity (AIM ), a exciting pogslbilitles for such a Exorcise of the Joints helps most convenient and effective Inter' years, our functions division of the American pill are now.bbingeiplorod." slow down the onset of exerclso for people 50-plus Is TWIN FALLS-N'ewitnccrs naturally decline, usually piece* ^soclatlan-oLIlotlrfid-Porsons But don’t wait on Uio pill. The arUu’Uls. Overwelgl)t is bettor vigorous walking—at least 16 o l.lh o .Lulhoran—Wiuncn’t mdal'and"M"(Iirfbronrhalos; (AXr P); "*; ’"^''^tlme-ls-nowrnnd-your'health- - con trolled rT h e 'b r B l^ " 8tlmu--mlnut«s,-thrertlmMB day;"— r".-MlMlonory-Lb«BU«-frough.oxorcj/i0-lllo..publlcn.-_ -Ond.worries— ------hardening of the. arteries until socrelnry, and Emma Wngner, Q f fhf+\/l (albeit more wrinkled) as it clock built into us. Conceivably, lion soys that most people at SO What type of exercise is late In life." treasurer. was-at-aflo 2 0 ^ - ______Ihe-dock-can. be-m ado-to-run-rctaln four»flfths of.tho musclc- beat?-. Th«-book quotes -Dr. — — Officers were elected In the Afl Dr. Bernice L. Neugarten, longer, be reset, even turned strengUrthey luid at ago 25. Paul Dudley White, thaemlnept ^ Guinea pigs wei-c tlio main November meeting held In the NEW YOnK(UPI)—Youcnrt TJianks to modical progress, professor of human develop- bock." Regular physical activity heart specialist: " It matters sourc« of meat for the Incas Parish Holl. Members change thnt saying about life dlscovcry of now drugs nnd mcnt at the University of Today, at the age of 50, the does many things-lielps circu- little what kind... provided I t . before the discovery of South discussed the spirit el beginning at 40. Move it up to bettor n utrition, so-called "m id - Oilcago.'puts It, “ Today at 50, average man has- a life tatlon and respirotion, your suits the strength and liking of America, says National Geogra- .IhonlUiglvhig wlUi dowtlenali; “ SOoTftO^ " “'dleTiRC'’'iS'moWng later and we arc much younger-thnn ourrcifpcciilncy oranothcr hycnrsr~dlgcBtlviniy8tcnrtritlmulntcdr -thc-indivldUfll7^rifl~W(!ll~to"i)hic :— —^*^—7-by-thpmoming-grotip;------^—

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Gel the mosi for your Thanlt.sgivinf; food dollars! Shop Safeway .Di.scount, wherii the quality is high and the prices are low! Take home foods you’ll he proud to Lserve . .1.. at welcome savinRs, W e have a fabulous variety to supply your every pee(l. Come choose your favoril-es. For n lrul.v memorable holiday feaSt at' discount prices,'all you need remember is Safeway!

Ail Stores Will Be CLOSED Tom Turkeys Canned Hams Norbest . . . -U.S.D.A. Grade A Sofeway — Fully Cooked Thanksgiving Day 19 to 22 Pounds Boneless and W aste Free Thursday, November23,1972 5-lb. 38 Con 5.97 Lucerne 3-lb. Con 3,64 8 -lb. Can 9.06 HcrTurkeys^fo 14 Poumft '.T b :4 3 ': IPfltklhops 92*: Egg Nog U S O.A. Gfodo A Hen Turkeys!Monor Houte lb. 43- Pork Party Roast Clotion e u iii lb. 98^ Ready To Po.ur Houie '.S.D.A. C h o io Grcjde A Ducks 3TV Poundt Lb. 68" Leg 0 ' Lamb W hole Of HoJf . 1.19 irSTJTA- H a lf- tornish Hefis*-"""”""’"”'U.S.Q A. Cradft A 59^ LoinbR]!} C fio^ V U 9 ^ G allo n Brand Q u a rt 48c Fryer Breasts ;'s°d"a Orodo A 79“ Boneless Hams S e ll . 1.39

1 everyday discount prices | everyday discount prices Follow-The^Arrows 13-01. Hershe'y Dainties Pfcg. 45" SAFEWAY Jrg-Blu Copkiesj;;^:;.;.. T o G r e a t e r D is c o u n t s __ J 3 :o » , 34-«i. 'W K o V y’^ 6 ~io6 an Itom mar1(od "Super Hershey Mini Chips- Pl-0. 45" Skylark Bread “ lo a f 37" Savor,"1t moans a fpocial tomporary lav- 13-01. ingt, ovon bolow everyday discount price. Baker's Chips PI.O. 64" Raisin Bread lo a f 35" Also, when wo mal. Green Beans;;:.;';",;:; Can 23" LI 1^ ( . S&W Harvard Beets Cor. 38" 16-01. Fruit Cocktail ,'Z. Con 30" DISCOUNT tS'>o>. Pineapple Con 31" Gallon t Fresh-bakod treats at low discount pricosl Ocean Spray Bolfl* 11.94 everyday discount prices GBfitran-Chocolate-Lciyer Cakei FabrirSiifteirer^ SUPER SAVE.RS Two Moi&t Layers of Rich Cliocolato Pint 4&>oi. 2 Loyor 8-Inch Cling Free Aorosol " V-8 Vegetable Cocktail •Con 46" Cako Coverod With Fan^out Bultorcroan^ Lucerne Sour Cream„ _-Cln. 68 13'Oz. Can kino Which Makei It o Favyrito • 13-oz. Can 34-OI. V-8 Vegetable Cocktuil 10* 63" Chicken Broth Swanion I3U.OI. Fruit Cocktail i S ' 28" Brand Can 19" Solve yoiir Rift problem s! •48 a ' overydby dlscouhtIscouht prico 1,68 Dixie Cold Cups i 46“ Libby's Catchup 1^ : 30" n o. Glazed Doughnuts 5" i5l Real Whip Tgb 46" Lucerne Party Dips Sugar Doughnuts S" Grade AA Eggs 9 Croam O' The Crop SI Vienna Sausage,*'.?^'-24" Fresh French Bread 'tr;, 38" , Largo _CQron«f Q PaperTowels P fln ltd ' 32" Half- Luscious Fruit Pies____ ^;,'.-76" AA P m f ORDCB il'i radatmobl* al any Sniaway fo j mvrchan- Dozon I S ^ P a ^ P l a t e s ” ' ' " ”"' 3 9 ! dll* of guarant««d quality. C tt full Information from 49 Guacomole Dipi ■ '/i f in t 48c Chocolate Brownies 1 8 M lha Monagor or Attlifont Monotui ol Snfiwy. -{Medium Sir© * doz.,46*) ' Paper Plates BrocaitB SO-

WASUINGTON.(UPI) -S«?v. luicic In n pink bow, little of NorUi a in tlw m , N.Y. Klossen sold, “for children.nre edl'torlol, ' w hlcjm b_S ua_aty-0hotUs- 'AsH nilihor^o was somotinw^ cnty-fivo ycnrs ngo, Frnncls P. Bnrbnrn |ihyly told o reporter, tl»e ITthCentury, th^y approprl* i, . • " V- Tl)c.Poatfll ..5crMcc.w.which-U>e,spirit.orajFiJitiTU»Br^------T -^p P ln a m fivW ra rlstm n s” Evo “ Slie hndin creat focllnc for Cliurcli, oclltor_of Uic.Ncw York called a "wondor worker,^ ated si. Nlcliola8.renam©d him r ■ in 'm&y, B orbn m ’a great- until Uie 1050’s when It merged thu o d ito r ia l," said” W rs. Sun, wrgte"8*yonr-old Vlrglnfn according to Iflgond. His feaat Santa Qaus and moved the but dMan-^ know wlmt bIuj alnmps-in 1002. plans to print grnndmoU»erj>estcredherlaU>- with the now^cfunct Worl^- Tem nu*'*'iullnkw nnd^^ day, Dec. 6, was celebrated as O'Hanlon in nn editorial. “ Yod, wants for aicifllmns. two billion of t)ie 1072-stamps cr about whether Santa Claus Telegram. ^ i uunK wo an do. sio celebration to- Christmas, ac- VIrginlfl, Tiicrc Is n SnnU) was anonymou.1 ovfiry year until a c h ild 's h o lid a y In Tho toWlng to tho Columbia Ency­ After posing for pictures one billion each of. Santa was •Alaar;real until wrote he Qiurch,told licr .“how to until thMwginnltig ofNovcm- Clous." «. Netherlands. clopedia veralon'of how Santa standing on i} chatr^bCBlde 0- Claus and ’ nnoUier stamp drcary w rite would The te Sun. thp ^ world If her. Umirsihov would call hof When the Epftllali took New VrfglnlnO’Hnnlon'sa-year'Old ,fooV;G, 25ft-pound Poslmaster bearing a reproduction of two “ I tldnk m y grandfather just C3a,U3 first appeared; gronl-grflnddnufiliter, Bnrlwrn there were no Santa Qaua! It and siift wouW^^i^ nn rndio and York...... nwny from tlie...... Dutch tch In'I •General E. T. Klassen, Barbara angels from a National Gallery toldwould her bo that aa dreary to evade as if there' the televialbn.’’ U q. of.M ill Vfllley. Cflllf., woa sat on (iie stage of the Notional painting, “Mary, Queeri of quo8llon.”Mrs.Tomplo8ald.were no Virginias, niepo would "I Six of her seven grandclllld- Good snack honored recently nl U.S. Gallery of Art and signed Heaven," by an anonymous don’t Uilnk ho c^vor know she Postal Service ceremonies be no childlike faith Uicn, no rcn and nine of her 10 grDDl- autographs like a professional. Flem ish painter of Uie 15th did it. It was almost a ' n e w VOJIK (U P I) - A CSM- ,corn.soy„.mui< blond). marlclng Uie first Santn Clous poetry„no romance to make granddhlldren attohded (the Tlirce generations of Virginia Century. • householdtolerable word thlsexistenco.") then that, if ceremonies. l“"‘‘ “'CAHE’a mnMlvo atflmp ever issued by the snqcK. Ime the CARE potato nhtim alputrltion dally feeding O ’Hanlon's dpscendanta-rr— ------W1UU.I attend' ' ‘T lie Santa Claus stamp M.Mk Ujat ^w i. ----- you ' see It in W the tltilltu S un,'it's n UtVU 80.‘ IVUiy ‘ United Stotes. Virginia- O’Hanlon died May Santa CSaus dates back t^ tiie iaUlllLcecemonyJndudlng-luir— u/a4uuo-tiiday-lii-d<«Uo»Uitt-to----- ir«c-(tom-oviidlng-lho-4u(!!i.— WrWWrnlteMO^ooretcochtag—Poiirlh-CcnliiryT^Hli-Wan'Sr cl^ c—rr.:—.r:— ^ llo d "fi9v",,>ftnd.^priL-proBramin-lndin-(orH-mlllipn—...*“»* ■ WIU) Ifer long blonde hnlr iled nounced w iy e -ls nowow hnlnirbeing children.' diiuijhter, Mrs. nobcri;Templc tlic Bnrbnrns or the world,"' tion; Qiurch wrote n thouglUful puWlc school In the Now York NIcholns, bishop of Myrn in pl-ndiirccl fro m hlRlhprotcIn

C &H Brown Sugar Dinner Rolls Hi C Fruit Drinlcs Apple Sauce s h o p p in g 's

For H oliday Baking' skylark Brown & Sorvo Groat For After Tlip Game ' H Ig iiw a y — For Real Economy p y N 2-lb. 1 2 -e». k ^6-oz. 1 6 - 0 1 . AT SAFEWAY I Pkg. 4 0 Pkg. 3 7 Can 3 4 C a n 1 9

Grade A Fryers Sliced Bacon Ground Beef Navel Oranges Idaho^ Russets Tyson's — U.S.D.A. In^sected And Morrell's Golden Crisp Label Any Size Paci

W h o le lb. 3 6 * lb. 6 9 * # 8 a 9 8 ' 1 I Q & 6 8 *

-Sliced Bueon^°^Top Quolily Half 01 Quarter lb. 1.19 99' Yellov; Onions ' Horni.l 12.0I. /AjJ S«Uci*d Medium H«odt Boneless PofRonstchi;oa»«choic. lb. 1;19 — ^licrd BacoT” link Sausage LlItU Sillia rt Pko. 0 7 Fancy Bananas Q uolity tP Green Cabbage Horn* Grgwn

I Dontlaw 4. RolUd lb. Boron of Beef 1.49 Sliced Bacon L tf' Fish & Cheese^ Combinallon Hawaiian Pineapple ...H 68' ldaho®Russetsldaho'°Russet ;;^^’PololOAi 98' CrMllnHC Choicf Saofood ^ S titc ltd . Chunk Bologno J U U l l O p b Br«ad«cJ & Fully Cookad lb . J:Bone Steaks^H!™: 1.65 Jumbo Avocados"*”Collfornio ' " [n(h 33' Crisp Carrots Sii«» 2 S. 33' Short Ribs of Beef 55* Skinless Wieners Sole Fillets X ™ - a 98'

our everyday discount prices 9««c. shopping carts roll Fancy Almonds JIS'"'"'' »g. 37' Nut Toppi«gs-JS”" ^ 27^ J-ei. UNTIt Walnut Meats“r.rMi.,.. Hq. 75' •hii. Bokir.g ChoccSate Pkg. 51' Finest flavor and quality at low discount prleesf MIDNIGHT Baking Chocolate CTmofi PlcB. everyday discount 8 - in c h ------prices Belaair Pumpkin Pies^ S iie everulay discount prices • super sauers Z*a Brand # Bel-air Mince Pies 4 3 - ^ Paper Napkins Fam ily Pack B-oz. Aluminum Foil S '" 26' Wo Welccmo ^ Bel-air Brussel Sprouts Pkg. 3 0 ^ Food Stamp SKopperi everyday discount prices Glad Oven Bags 19' In Butter Your U.S.D.A. Fc>od Stamps 3^^-lb. Brown 3>ger> Turkey Dinners Froiin K t. 58' And ‘Ontario, Oregon Lucerne Cream Cheese Swanson Dinners mZ" 58' *The«e Sloroi Open Sunday IMO Dressing _ PuiMpjiirLPies S 's i.. ^;M .0 5 Ci*rie«i t lltm i efftctlva Todny INRTDimiitg Sour Criam . Cin. M iiiM Pies,':l:^:i;r i.o r

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Broccoli Spears _A|uim num -W rap- Criscfr^hprtenins ! a k ^ i x e s ~^tonili^ge Brea ReynoMi- lJ-lnch Wlda , . Nolo The Prict BfiUy-Cmckor^^Layar— Sloni Qround Flour . e -18V4^ 16^1.- Boll _ Pkfl. — ___ ■l#of •varyday d l i i ^ l 93*----- •vtrydoy dlicounl |ulc«~7ir~ •v»ry«l«y |wIm '49« M U U M .nlam - , u)M«r I D o u r \ M li)£ J05T aWEWJ/SW.'UE RE- UNDEKSJANDISmi HEREl'ORWESSaUMNESAIi', , le t 's f a c e ir„MI6SATIN6 UeifNOUWENUE'Ve " T H I « l5 r r ! 'T IHOfENOONe 15 R5K THE BiRO?! 7 AtlSKArEOTDIJHeRe 5H0UTS, “ HEV.MACl' I HATE IT IVbat’s What UE'RE /MICRATIN6.... WHEN SOMEONd 5I01IT5,“HEV,«AC1'

L. M . Boyd

Feminine Customers repeatedly inquire as to what is the ideal'agc to have a baby. Between 17 and 21. Or so says Dr. Alan F. Dutimachcr, noied expert in liie mailer. It's said a woman AT TH‘ FUSTSHOX 'V O '^ AT TH'SECOND SHOT; TH' DOGPATCH-uGHr-BEAUTlES of 35 spends approximately four more hours of-lubor in her IT'S ID E A L S AD IE TEBRtFIEDBACHEUORS - SKITTER,SCREECHlW AN' CLAWIN' AFTER >0'. ANV first child-bearing session than docs a woman o f 20. HAWKINS DAV WEATHER, RUM5rO‘ ')OBE LI FES- BACHELOR DRUG BACK OVER TH' FINISH LINE OOTTA 6RIM AND THREATENING - MARRVTH'CR’ITTERTHATDRUG HIM-AN'HO t h a t I.A N I) in two of our slates wasoncc ruled by Sweden has been reported. Out which states? F o r th a l m atter, land "A woman in much more like­ in w hich fo u r states was oncc ly to im agine herself tQ be ruled ‘ by Tlie .Ncthcfrands'.' ihc object of ihc amorous, de* “ If you can t reply m lialf a '- ‘.lre»-of-ttH-men-lh'im-«-miin' Hash, grade y o u r cuursc in likely ‘to itTiifgine the same thing about himself in regard history'‘incomplete." to women." - MLIST NOW report wuh FKMAI.K teachers are more profound regrel that facial massage won't make that friendly, stunulatmg and dem- liahdsomc contena^icc of yours iKratic. Male teachers arc "I was just dreaming — y'know, when you close your look younger. Al leasl, not .morestable emotionally. Such •yes and the picture com«i on?" , • for long. Tnc American Med­ was one o f several conclusions ical Aisocialioii says ihere's frou'll turn it in for a madam, then you've never new model. T hai\ the report pfayed flingo. Such h'a.rbech ' rbUICAST lOR SUNI'AY, N(>VIM|{i;U 19. 1972 from .in executive wiih the Na­ (he nom enclature at one tim e tional Appliance and Radio or another in Fngland for that (Il'N I ItA l I l-Nlil-.N< M S Ih f (incoinitii? l-uli TV Dealers Associaiioti alter fascinating pastim e, Moon lirinjis tmich Miiiinhitfil iictiviiy and'yiiu NANCY ahtud) ofihe averages. Abom­ inable news. this. Sorr> WHAT VOL and I arc. mis­ would I'f wise lo lu-l into ;ill o| ilii- n rjc h c iil [iroblcnis t)uit arc ter. more than an>thing else. fmint! yoij. H.nnift Uii'iii. i;i .1 ilirfc fc n t niaiwu-r th;m you IiaVc SURE;WITH ME V e 'S, w h e n I FIRST-SAW - HIM - I -DHUM ilONT—(■ A/ in till’ pa.si. I iik f llu’ ‘ iiJiii’ III I'.-'i'i llii’ }?<> husband is a know About llX) pounds of it tli’lail-tonsL'uniN |>i;rst)rr ..... ' NEW '^\PEALLY AT SECOND r- T H A T S T O R E safety engineer " And the in the body o f the average A K II S (M iir J1 lo Apr I'M A liij-tnT iip .i|)|)rnvcs ol' (lie man And about 2‘> pounds of DREAMBOAT ) LIKE SIGHT second woman across the table —w ^ y - ^ ir n r r tnkinni<:nrr o f prnchcal tnntKTs iiiul I’lvos ICE said. "Ih a t s nice, and what prntnn, 25 pound5-ol-fal. fivc- ''PTih" h n r a v ^ im v ‘'T rion i^T ii ttTr'1'min:“s7 rT tn ry n irf;in -rn :ik c Hues a s.ifeT) engineer ’d o ’"^ ■piTunds-of m inerai'rrnnc-poun d- ilcfiuilc plans tot llu* liiHm' SECOND l irst v»oiiian said, "M usi sav. ol carbohydrates, a'lid a i|u a r- I e ter ouncc of viiamihs That's l AUKDS (Apr. J(1 lu May 2(1) You arc niosl inlcrohlfil in S I G H T ? PARLOR // il yoU'Or I or .inv other wilc .ill .-\n unlike lv vessel for —tlic—lo fta }—now—ttm l-v.in niak« l>jnJn'iulwuy htnvti you did a. thcv'd call u nagginj:. V “ 1 sonj! and sorrow, wtiaf'' ' ilynaniav I’uitinn a m-w proji'cl in opiTJilioy >.'an hrinn fine I hat's ex.kt lu-ncfils I Lippinoss l an 1h*. youib il you si-i-k il ■ r;p M IN ! (May ? l to Jiiiu* ? l) Cnniptctc thnie rnsks in r UK-SIRKS Additn moW lo I. M. ioyti, which you linvi' h,ic1 litilr tmu’ Intcty :init tins }*ivr«: ynip luorc S.Ti{Jthal eininenl expcrl on P O flo* 17076. fo il Worih U !6 I0 3 lim e foi l)inni:r anil luMU'f llim ijs j IumiI ',ooil IniMuls w lio can lu- ol humI Iu'I j' to you • in yoiu priMiiiat piniiM -i I’raclical %ysli'ms .lu- llio most prolilahli- Avoi.l oiu- w illi an m lla ln l ci;o I l-O (July JJ- In Aiii'. I I A <" l" ll" w (liiou^-h \;ilh orili‘ f% lio iii lii}’lu’i iipN w lio li.ivo si-mr ^.olU^lM ovt-r your lili- Rules anil ri'i;ul>ili>>iis arc \ ihv ini|i>iitanl iit^lil now Show The Philippines tuicsl capal'ililii-N w illi iij^lil people N'lKCiO lAui'. (" Sepr Von have the heni-lK ol line ACUOSS .’i:i C’;irtiii:i J|ih uie.IS Jroni Inf.het ui's, llioni'.h mi nia\ noi aniee w iih them at U4 Small child I'irsl, so aeiciit. You van make soine iiUeicshn|t new coiilaels 1 bhiiid 111 llic :i^UiiliSh now Atteiul llie siifial tonijjhl. PhdipiiiiH':. T .Munila i:. un :i7 Sojk’llux 1 IHKA iSepI -M in Oot .’■?) Il you si-'eml -.ome lim e in the - - ;iy Kiiiiiihuik:. ineililation. y.iu (-et exi'ellent intiiidve perceptions Ihat w ill l>e ol Luzuii •11 IXiyl.riMk helpl'ul in solviiif! eiiirent prohleins Coiulilions are aiisin}-’ that 13 .Stnoll siiaC'- M Spcuker i:i Itiviilcl can make mate happy ■lllC; Sl'OKlMO (Oct 10 Nov : i ) A nooil day lo diseiisH r ilh l>odlen|U'S \ -IM Sic.ltisli :• llu]l(i»;l>l L'lKlivcr.il lo 1 suil y.irtl arTsjnnenu'nts. Conu’ 10 a hetter uiuletslandini! I iii’.aj’.e m ii;si)oui-(i (i.c)i 1 itii-fi ai Seaport i.i(> ITGiceklfU.i 4il Smells t; I'ti./ iiodiict socOil ,ii'(iviiies aiul (;el (he hackini’. >011 neenlr^ell moii; ' • Ay WAG CrtlRlNG*T>tAT CRATY COOKING ) ..:£ iA y ,lU BE7ai>l .'■< ;iii ( Kr 1 ' 'CONTGlir GU2 DftEAME[> UP.., 7 HB KWOWB WHAT ^Threc-UjLd . tlV ilU ii. lULlldllcllLl-l. atlrai'tive la k e lii.d paK can make this JJ-Cllhhioii:, Uihor 44 Slrvr- DOWN’ 4.SSI,ilU.\ a most dehi;httnl day lor > 011. so ^el (o)>elliei earlv w ilh (hem Anil II Kmini'iit ■J7 Philippine 1 Apjii'llutioii*: ■ i:: (iiiirni-iK 47 Siii.l I'ly tiy (he Iecre.lIlon^ that >ou really eii|oy Slun^ mate \tu i strail 'J Mumm.I l!t ChcNl Ixitii- aie devoicd and i;et excellent leMillN :ilil(uMuinhiuru1 [loi’try . JL'Suij;e|il.iys M Hivvr :!4 Mi'ilitJlf A Q l'A K lU S (Jan .’ I lo | eh I'M 1 lieie ,iie >nnie c|iaii[;es .-L' Wrilini: ;i M.i.s('ulim' .1.,,,lent.,It ii|i|)clhitioti ■Ji: Timk- |H-rio.l -il Knl..ni:l. needeil at home and >ou can Ii^tuie out esaviU h<>\^ (he> should he made now l-ind Ihe ii^’ht ailicles lo m.ike it iiM ie I 2 3 4 B ;5 eoinfiirttiM e ,uul cliaim in}’, • Avoid chiitei PISCl S. U 'el' J(1 'to M a i J(U I'nst alleiul llte -.pintual l3-_ ~ -- — ineetmi’s y»)u en|o> , ilieii j:et (oiteihei with c.o.kI lllc lu l^ and have a delij’h ilu l time I n|Mt;e in \ our 1 a%oiile hohliy I Ins ^an 15" ^.ilUPIiiV-C-i uui-licaUh-aJid yuui-linuri:. 18" 11' VOUK cm I I) IS hOKN 1()|»\N lie 01 x|k- w ill he 17 line I'l those metlunlical >iniiii-, peojile « lio vould cei on llie 21 22 z r nerves ol olheI^ lnci‘ llu- iiiiik I .'t vmu piocens !•. maile up. 55“ 26 27 nohody can dissuade il Ihe tield ol t'aiikiii[',. l'iiNine->s, ot P politics would he especially tine lieie. althouch l,,w or 30” —utcUu-lHtf-vottld >itmtl to c.nilrpc-hv nllm " Ih e Stars impel, l)ie\ do iioi compel " Whal \ou make youi hie l i laincly up lo N ' m

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TWIN FALLS - Twin Falls n» a baromolor clearly Doors loGked now Public UbrSry otdclaU hovo predicting the future. ------NEW YORK (UPI) —Tffifl dav CmuaUv^b roloasod n^rre vlo w s for somo GhostTownaortheW . ____ esfby ofTh« unlock^ door l i no out of }00 atMriment dwellers of the now books roccntly WUllom Carter. You may bo unhappy...... fact oil’ tho have * ■ Of some tho kind ‘ of 1m ...... rocoivod at the llbrAry, • ablo to hoar the ^ u t s and 'that families today muat. ‘‘0, Jerusalem" by Larry laughter’- of-those wUd andthe posalUllty- CoUlnsandDopilinquoLaplorro. unrestrained years. ' of burglary. _ . _ -Tho authors play out the day by-^~'“ Explorora * o f----- tho ' Apartment—dwellera, "oven FeelHurt?- day, mlnuto by minute, human M ississippi" by Tim othy than the homeowner, Try record of tho collision botwocn Severance. These deft portraits ta w procaullons against two people. ' of tho explorers and charlaians tho statlatlcs arc ‘‘HioConfcsaalonofaaiUdof who. won fame or suffered wvsulde. the Century" by Thomas failure on tho .Mississippi are actuaries at Continental Uogors. An oplc fathcr-pon' I M y and readable. ^suaJty Co. predict more than conflict fought at both closo "Tho Qay Grew Tall" by , rontcra w ill auffor quarters and long range over Eanwn McGralh. Against tho [jsurablo losa this year—«nd such diverse topics os sox, -background of a small Irish thlcvoa.wlU bo nsponslble for "Pollltcol iJieology, and religious VlHngo, iho story telia of Q in ” '®*^thttn-half-thrl08B05: r“ belief, ■ “ ordinarily acnsltlve boy ' "Tlio Palermo A ffair" by progrossing from childhood to In an apartmenlls . Colbi Forbflfl. A (\nr\na nlnn nf the ix*lnk nf.mnnhrwl__L_.''®«7-difforont.thanJlvlnfl-in-A— action is In doubt to tho last cIlH '"nio Vision ol Stephan" by >" “ •'Ouse tho odda are hanging moment In this fast loloh Burford. If you would llko J” cent higher losses will paced and action packed novel', to bo transported, however 5® / “ !!?®° "Bird Ambulance" by Arllno briefly, from our own troubled P®** homeow* T})omas. In thla delightful tlmcp, this enchanting novel Insurance claims are duo Journal, the "bird lady" of the offers a dazzling voyage Into “ Quocns describes With humor toother and magical world. livery yoar.aays Oontlnental and charm the antics of some of "M rs. Starr Lives Alone" by. ' her patients and thOlr unique Jon Goddcn. This b rillia n t ****«*%'**»* *** personalities. suspense novel gradually brings J "Antl'ColUomla" by Kenneth the reader (nlo the circle of ^ ^ Lamott. Is Fasclslm a* serious fear, humiliation and violence « ll fl/) Q possibility? According to the that encloses and entraps Mrs, ^ autlior. It’s here with Collfomla Starr. « ' ------— ------^TROSE SCENTED' Friendship Club meets j STATIONERY. ■■ « An extra Touch of HANSEN — The Hanson made to the Salvation Army foj * thoughtfulness in Friendship Club met Thursday the club Qirlstmas project.'^ afternoon a( the home of Mrs. Mrs. Tom Gibson was *■ every letter, $2.50. FloydPatterijn, who served as program chairman, a e read a A FLAG FOR ^4og^c Valley Memorial signer Heber LoughmHloi^r-all-from-left^ secr^ary-PTO-tempore;------'n^ankagivlng story. Mrs. Blake ' Ho5pltat~^ar~tS6on provided By f/)e ~^A memorial dedicaled by the W ar Molh- Ihe potluck Christmas dinner I^odilldi and Mrs. Douglas;^ OPIN Flag American War Mothers. Here Mrs. Lil­ ers was relocated due to hospital re­ w ill be Dec. 21 at the home o f Gee read poems. Mrs. DoU * MONDAY Mrs. F. J. Frahm at 1 p.m. All Wright, president also read o * AND lian Armga, stale recording secretary, modeling and the flag polo, tho first —famAv and Mrs.'MaLyJtjiytor^M/in-.F.cfUt. -fo r-the-QO-year^old-iio^ ta lr&fS£md'~at^' ^aro-to-brlng-thelr-PolIynratinweniT ^ ^ J” NIGHTS H g w e r r deni^present Hag to hospital admJnis- fFe suggestion of Loughmiller. g ifts: Names w n i be re v e a le J ...... ' ~ and new names drawn. ” « traior lron6''Oliver and county commis- Mrs. W. G. Allen and Mrs. If you have a news Item of ♦ T h o n ^ a s jStoelsmlth’s Interest In Almo, please call * rcslgnatlonB ‘ w ere-'read-and-M rsr-W flllace-Taylor,-Tim es*: accepted. New mombors will bo—News community^ corrospon- CARD and PARTY SHOP------Squash-plentiful now Magic Valley Favorites voted on at the next meeting, dent, at 824-2321. J On Th« Mall Downtown. Twin Falli J A cash contribution w ill be ^ ^.SHOSHONE - At this time of requirements. Week's Recipe Winner '■year, pumpkins and \Yinter >U1 these vegetables are good . MRS. BETTY BURKB squash arc chcap and plentiful, sources of the B complex and 1527 Kimes Ave., Twin Falls Mrs. Jean Annest, home contain small amounts of economist, said. calcium and Iron. PINEAPPLE AND Combine pineapple, pectin and These vegefables are TOMATO PRESERVES soasonlngs. M ix w ell. Add to Fu lly mature pumpkins and WILSON-BATES IS CONTINUING . , excellent sources of vitamin A 2 cups ripe or canned ; tomatoes and bring to full boll. squash have hard rinds. Tliey ; and other nulrlenis. tomatoes Add sugftT, bring I f t jj boU and are heavy for their size and One4ialf cup of ycUow-flcshed cups crushed pineapple cook one^-minute, stirring have a good, firm shape. squash provides approximately 5Mi cups sugar constantly. Remove from heat. Bruises or other damage leads THEIR BIG CLOSE-OUT!! the dally quota of vitam in A. 1 tablespoon Worcestershire Cool 10to 15 m inutes, then skim . to. decay. ^ One-hnH cup of cooked pumpkin sauco...... _ - Seal In s to rilo .ja rs_____ 1____ — ^ provides more. Therefore, Mrs. Annesls I tablcBpoons vinegar The Tlmet-Newi wUl pay 15 Sweet potatoes and yams suggests cutting off and Mi teaspoon each allspice eadi week for Maiglc V ^ e y make the[r appearance in the discarding the discolored parts and cinnamon Psvorltes. If you hive ■ and storing the remainder In the V4 teaspoon cloves fall season. These, too, are favorite recipe, just m ill U to 1 package pectin ' excellent sources of vitam in A. re frigerator until needed. Jhfi__ Hecipe Department. One-half cupw oked pumplclrT The pumpKms or wmier" “^M oKridTinm re^iiTff-n- Women's Page Editor. Tlie provides one-fl|fth, squash and squash ^o u ld be stored at 5(MU) large kettle. If fresh tomatoes recipe becomes the property of sweet potatoes about one-third degrees F, dry, ventilated are used, peel, chop^ and cook the Tlmes*Newf and cannot be of the daily vitamin C . areas. about 10 minutes u htil done. returned

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------T^PPblANeE STORES INCr I I . p e JEROME TWINFALLS . BUIII Islovember 20.. - tS 7 WESTHHAiN^------7 0 ^ M * lir A V E r N 0 H flT rs^O AtnioNAViii- — »2ipa1r02— -7 3 S W IT ------jO 'm m irN iw irrw m fh iu , id*ho 'sundai', U o v m b tr i». iw i Stoolsmlth, Tlmos-News T-ontest Anecdotes, wisecracks communlly correst»ndeitt, at ' 423-M08. - ' .1 I 1.1 winners SPECIAl-RACK- lADIES named Dy United Preis Interaatlonal cal oMts protagonist and it is Itie llitto ry of Horse Hading. TWIN FALW _- Twin Foils Johnny,.Wo Ib ird ly Knew Ye, no backstairs oxposo of tho By Roger Longrlg. -entrnnta-won-’sUilo-ttwQrdfl-ln By-Kcnnoth-!P.-b!Donncll and Intimate - life -o f- tlio -Whito- - ( S te in & Day, $22.60)------SHOES.- DKCOmWDSTYU^ the annual poppy poster contest Povld F. Powers. House. • Said to be Uie firs t book for Uio second year In a row, It (Uttlo,. Brown. $8.06) About as closo ad it comes is actually to toll the whole story WQS announced today by legion All the well known and much Uio Incident In Now York oftor of horse racing. Handsomely officials. written obout facts of John F. a wet clectlonoofinfi parade in Ulustroted In color and black The • contest Is sponsored Kennedy’s corecr arc here—the 1000 when Kennedy, stripped to and white, textually It tells Just nnnuolly by the ArncrVcon unsuccessful bid for the vlco his shorts, angrily searches fo r. obout everything about >roce legion Auxiliary presidential nomlnotion In 1050, a fresh suit hi his hotel room. horses cxcept how to win on operation from Twin Falls the tortuous road to the Ho opens the corridor door by Ujcam. ' schools. presidency, the Cuban missile mistake to, face a.goplrig mob •Thc—winnord arc Rohtn crisis—viewed b y two men w ly of reporters and p o litic ians. No Cockcved A m ericana.^B y- •atr— Kennedy's— BldO“ TiHDtOBrapiicr8, though. ~ pick Hyman. Swotiol, class 1, first .place; throughout these yeors. Here is the core o f the book. (Stephen Greene Press, (3.05) Doug Ohms, son ol M r, and Mrs. B ut O’Donnell and Powers Good atoFlea. Good to lk . What It's been, said tha t to laugh at Richard 6hms, class. 2, first ore more Interested in tho Kennedy thought beforohe met oneself la good for the soul and Dlace, and David Nielsen, son of anec(k)te, the conversotionol De Gaulle and Khrushchev, maybe Americans should laugh M rs. Edmond Nielsen, class banter,'the wisecrock, thon in then his comments to the -at-Uiemselvos-moro^Hyman’fl- 2, third placO. settlng history right, although outhors ofterword. “treasury of the odd, the All of the winners were O'Donnell does take up whot he ^ The tales the outhors tell ore ludicrous and the dumb" about READING LETTBR telling of fhoir wins presented cash owards by considers Lyndon Johnson's entertaining and revealing. And American life provides il great in slalo poppy posier coniosi a ro , fro m Avernn Jackson, poppy distortion of the Kennedy years. If some of the harsher edges of opportunity. Fine party stuff ioff, Douglas Ohms, David Nielson a n d cholrtnan. ' —The book Is certainly uncrltl- Kennedy's life are blarneyed, wtien-the conversation runs, Winners R o bin H a rris . This is th o second /cor remember the book is by two dry. like the Georgia court Irishmen about' another Irish­ Twin Falls students havo w on in tho ruling and “ a wife is a vrtfe, man. 1110 title, by the way. Is and not- o husband as shp wos annual contest sponsored by the Ameri­ named the sll^tly_DnraDhrased.title of- -formerly;"-Cockeyed-America-— SHOES can Logiq^Aj^xiliary^ ______'lops 0 bitterly antiwar Irish ballad. no Is just thot. ON THE MALI

Schbolbells out of tune in EOrope best sellers Fiction Nonfiction BHUSSELS (UPI) - The JONATHAN LIVINGSTON I'M O.K.. YOU'RE O.K.- sdioolbells of Europe, from SEAGULL -Richard Bach Thomas Harris kindergarten to university, are AUGUST 1014 -Alexander* - EJLEANOR: t h e YEARS ALONE—Joseph P, Ijjs h ringing out of tune. Solzhenitsyn SUPERMONEY - Adam ------Ihcrc--is -leas.-CooDcrQtiQn... SEMI-TOUGH-Dan Jenkins harmony and cxchnnue_QLldefla ON'-’rHK^iaHT-Ol-'-THE' THE PETER PRESCRIP- among the sclu)ol systems of ^ SEVENTH MOON - Victoria TION—Laurence J. Peter the nine Common Market Holt OPEN MARRIAGE -Jifili# - natlona-where tho future “ cltli- THE. WINDS, q r WAR- and George O'Neill ens of Europe" arc educated— Herman Wouk LUCE AND HIS EMPIRE- thon between Europe und the DARf^ HORSE - Fletcher W.A. Swanberg United Stales. Knebel c a ie n d a CAPTAINS AND TOE KINGS .. 0 J E R U S A L E M !-L a rry Col- “We must teach about Uns and Domlnlquo Laplerre -Europo,'--says Giovanni Uvi, —Taylor Caldwell ' PARIS WAS YESTERDAY- JMexi to B arnes R eahy an Italian education ^xpert at M Y N A M E IS ASHER IJ S V - Janet Planner Cbmmon Market headquartehs Cholm Potok I COME AS A T H IE F -U u is FIRE IN THE \J iK E - Op^n 6 Days a Week— Evenings by Appt. here. "Unless we do. u»iy ,rvnncc3-E:Uzfieuild------____ Euro pean-unlon-vvllLnot receive o f e v e n Ia _Auchinclosa ...... A NATION OF STRANGIjSS the suMwrt'of our youth." TO SERVE THEM ALL MY 1043 Blue^lakes BlvdrN.- - 7 ^4-5363 DAYS-R.F. Delderfleld —Vance Pocknrd * But Uvl udniils th»t, far, "education Is ' oul.sldc ihi; process of Europeiin Intf^ra* NOVKMBER 19 t(on." Tlio Market Itself, he TW IN PALI.S — CSI band concert, 3 p.m. CSI says, has little power to chan({f audiloriuin, such facts of life as the NOVEMHER20. I growing differences between TW IN I-'ALUS ^ CSI board of trustees meets, secondary school.s iind Uu* rl.sks TW IN K A M ^ - a ty Council meets. run by any European youth who BUHL — Chamber of Commerce meets. studies abroad. BURt>EY - a ty Council meets. Fifteen years after the HURLEY — Red Cross blood drawing, formation of the Common • BURLEY — Chamber of Commerce meets. Market, no educational policy GOODING - City Council meets. exists. Experts agree tliat a KETCHUM - City Council meets. mnt rnu.sfl is the ffiar of loffing -SUN. local control over children and meets. thelc schools^______, _____ — -T-WlI^FAhiaS^PublirhcnringTJmecondary “ •In'lhJrEOropean c»ise, “ lo c a l" .sewage treatment plant, B p jn. city hull. means "national." Eacli nation ‘j;: NOVEMBER 21 has Its own Sphool system Jind, TWIN FALl^ Magic Valley Symphony oa M arket Commissioner for x concert, 8 p.m, C^I nuditorlum, Education AUiero Spinelli put TWIN FALI.S — Chamber of Commerce it, "some countries'are appre­ meets. hensive obout losing national JERO M E - Q ty Council meets. Identity and Individuality." RUPERT - a t y Council meets. The European Summit Meet- SUN VALLEY - Qly Council meets. • Ing In Paris Oct. 19-20 did not li;; WKNl^El.l, — City Council meets. , even mention education In Its W EN D ELL - School bond election. conununlque, to the dlwippolnt* x; . ^ . TWIN FAl.l-S - Zoning commission meets, ment-of Spinelli nnd his aides, io N O V E M B E R ^ _^o_hopcd .for_u poliUcal-puKh—^ ------JEROME — QiamBef of Commerce meets. toward educational integration. NOVEMBER 23 But education uses nearly 20 ThankigivIng Day per cent of European govern- i;:; NOVEMBER 24-25 ment budgets, and anytlilng to TW IN KALUS - Basketball tournament. CSI do with tills issue is explosive. gyin, CSI vs. Central Arizona, Ricks and When the Common M arket Scottsdale. was founded, Its advocates ;;i NOVEMBER 25 hoped for a unified education to RUPERT - Junior Miss Pageant. Minico create o new generation of lliHh School. 7:30 p.m. — Eur<»p6fln-youth-who thought In national tenns. So far, schools have not played thot role. For Instance, all European secondary schools catetjorlze students , into dltferenl ■•streams;" aiinirtg them at an early oge toward a university, a tedinlcal job or skilled labor. But Italy and France postpone ___ thlA-dacision-iintlH»ge-i4-0r-1&^ and tlien give ample opportuni­ ty for later change from one "stream” to anoUu’r, while Germany and the Netherlimds m t^ e the c^ioice at age 12. According to a Market study, Dutch children "do not have an easy change fro m one cbur.se to another after agu 13." Such basic differences have foiled any ottempt to set up standard qualifications for universities. At university level, the ^fferences grow. According to ‘Uvl, only one- half of 1 per cent of all university students In Common Market nations - come from — M ith w —M a rk o t-o o u n trlc a ^. One reason Is tho lock of infonnii- tlon on exchange scliolarslilps— g lock the JHarket is trying to remedy. But a'greater reason ‘ la the rcfuan!"of nmiofi to' rcoognlSft-lhC-athCMl-degPiMw-r and ______p u rp o s e ______CSoRunbh~M^^ is to bncou* rnge Ita cUjtepn.to move from "gountry to cotintry...... ^

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_ NEW YORK (UPn_ -O n M ospcdally for thoaopollHh. oyerfHuiii, ______upon anotlier war l shipped my Deadlines arc near, so start Women also ask for ahampoo NAIROBI, Kenya (U PI)-Tho brother a homobake^ cake for^ p a c j^ g ^ u L il^ n o t- ln c lu llo — (espoclally— the—dry— type)— JCaranJaa JKony«_Jtc: I— '-a^ristman. Tiiroufih the con- cakes. Aspokesmanuys "they rollers, hair sotting lotions; one, b i^ o p p y fam ily—a ll 439 Bclentious APO, trailing him as do not ship w e ll." llf you're colognes,scented "Washn’ d rl" of them. Uie war moved him, Uio cake packing cooklcs, make a typo towelettes, home pcr- Papn ifl Pororaounl Chief caught up witJi him somewhere durable kind and ahlp li\ tin mancnla, and lipsticks. NJirl KornnjQ. aged 100. Watu* In the Pacific almost a year container. , By categories, rather than by ra K aronja, Ills most recent, later. Needles to say, it wns.t (^ o rn o ^ io ’BonlhcUSOilst; -SOX, here’s how USD divides up offsiving. is five years old. hardly ln_edlble.condition. _ __flammaye_materlols, alcoholic /ItaolhcT.auflgofiUon#:__ • ’___ i At'tlio' ldst (»unt Watura had" Which brings up the matter beverages, securities or curren- Coametics: shaving' equip- 34 mothers, 103 brothers and of shipping gifts this year to cy,cigaretlcs and other tobacco ment, Q4 lps, soap and tooth- sisters, ond 300 nieces and servicemen and women-C0 0 ,0 0 0 products, living plants and »brushes,deodorant,BmiiU terry- nepticws. of Uiom overseas, two million precious metals. - cloUi towels, • ^Chlcf KarnnJti~sayfl~ilio way' of them fltlll in .uniform at But the list of e prizes ranging up to $500. heavy guoge spring construction. ordinates; skirts, tops, shirts, pants. The ehampion.s w ill be leather boots, made to wear & Rug & lid sets, reg. $7, 3.99. honored in May at Uie annual Twin & Full size, reg. 129.95, $8g. Assorted colors. G reat buys! Sports­ Contours, reg. $4, 1-.99. Rugs, $10 meeting of the President’s wear! Sizes 8Vi-l 1. Second le ^ . Beds and Bedding, third level. w ear, Street level. Conuniltou oti Kmploym ent of & $19, now just 4.99. TlmM-M«wi.TwlnFBlli. Idaho Junda^, Nov«mbej Iff, 1W2 [ ) 0 Q f "" b | | fl Cl H Q V0 Stanley Haglcr, tlie .award' complete if It doesn't, have at winning Jewelry designer, has least one sHng-along p a ir- put together wluit Is cal.lcd a snntlnls. For winter tlicy come wardr'obe necklace. Mntio of in closcd-toe versions. For new progrdm pearls it breaks down to Uirce ^evening the sllng-alongtt ora in . Rcpnrolt'.lwo strand nocklacea satin. Tliey’re good lookln^for -GOODING — ICducating a pljyfllcolievol. Wohavotoshow and a pin. .Christmas party wearing.' cliUd-who is-bllnd and deaf hna . niovemont to tho. child^by ______'TIieyYo perfect'q.q qtrlBtmas ttlwayn boon d ifficult. ' gnlHlrfg hU hnml. tn_Uik[npftnn. Your sfioo Wflr71ro^)C~lsn't—prcsihLi;------r — ------. II can and is being done at Ujo and U»o spoon frona Uie bowl to Idaho Stato Scliool for tlic Deaf h)s mouth and.back again,” he and Uio B lind at Gbodingi Un^ll said. this foil tho donf'bllnd. multiply Such training is time* handicnppcd youngstisr In Idnho consuming, so the Unit has a hnd littlo chance of obtaining an staff of two teachers and three cducotion. houseparents who also serve as LADIES' . Now 1 c[^it '‘doaf-blind, tcncher aides to "teach" Oieso multiply-handicapped children, students ranging in age from 'f l to 14 • TJjoy have their own “ m in i” years, are .being taught In a dorm which Is sorvpd by tho FASHION iU^ldenUai—flPttine nn thn ~»c» pist. on nn individual basis. Such individualized elected to education post “ Not all of them are totally instruction colls for .constant -deaf and-totally blind,-so any—evaluation— accor.dlntt__io_ ------HONOLULU I UHD-Ann No- 'Education, and was aulomafT type of vision or hearing that Robinson' whb^outllned severoT" kagowa, Hawaii’s first 18-year- cally elected og there were no they have is uinized In teaching measures the unit plqns to .. old elccted official, is Just Ropubilcun contenders, them," he said, ^utilize In its progrom. anotlier pretty coed during The evaluation of three of the. Three times o year each school hours, but os on Highly articulate and Issue eight children who seem to havc“ student w ill be evaluated-with 8 ' extracurricular ^ activity she oriented, Miss Nakogowa over­ more usable hearing or sight is skills assessment checklist helps set educational policy for came the prc^lems of being a. taking i^ace In regular classes devised by o special education the entire state. political unknown, of havlng_ for deaf or blind clilldren. team of the division of special ______Miss N akagowa, a U n lv ^ lF ^ ^ y ^ O O lrrh c rc flm p o rg T T fu n d r . .H e .s tjR W tM lliM ly Hie firs t ~ctjacatlon-of-thc-Idohtr~Statc- of Hawaii freshm an of Jopa- of bfeing both young and female, .thing tliese children must learn Department of Education and m u nese ancestry, soundly defeated, to defeat Jacob Pyo, 55, a stote Is toilet training and other self- the Regionol Deaf-Blind Center, M ia n u 'w w her Democratic opposition in employe with a long record of help skills such as feeding and Video-tape ev'aluatlon is also the primary election for o seat service in the Parent-Teachers dressing themselves, bdng used to assess eating it 's .t u r k e y _m o n t " t_v a n 5 . on the "H a w a ii— Board ,of As.soclntlon, '■Much Of our trolnlng la on a. sWlls n ndto Judge the-atudents' SAVE YOUR SALES SUPS..,

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FOn TONY HANDAU. FOR DOIUS DAY Were you ever at a loss for wordiP—D. K., Reading, Ohio One of your ihowi last season had to do with Wonirn's Liberation. How do you actually feel about Women's • Never. Hut I don't always c Ikkjsc the right ones. You see, it is not necf,s.wry for me to think when I talk. Carry Moore —L, P., Waco, Texas once said of me that I start my mouth ant! just leave it run­ # I th in k tliat an y w o m an w h o want.v to bo lilM5ratrer a time when I was a witness in a lawsuit liberate herself now and doesn't need a Women's I.ihlxtr to anti I figurtxl the courtroom was like a talk show. Only the do it for her. My feeling about the W omen's Lib mosenu'iit lawyer woultl havtr none of it. But my side won out onywoy is that it's QK hut unnecessary.

f'O R AIINOLD PALMKH W hen did you first learn to fly? Is it iriie you once pilotcil FOn CAHOL BimNETT and landed a 747 that you were a passOnger on?—Dale Ciirr, I f you hat] to be stranded on o deserl island wIlli only'one | —eicarwater.-Pla.------otlier person, wht) would it be? (Recently on TV, 1 heard • I look my first flying le-vions in 1050» when I was 25 yv.n% a handsome actor say that he'd pick you! ) —M rs . A lex old. Thanks to the Boeing C:ompany and friends of tnini- in Wyckoff, Trenton, N.J. the oviation industry, I had the opportunity to pilot a 7 J7 # ne.sidc*s my husbantl. Joe Hamilton, I'd say Peter Ustinov. during a visit to the Bt)eing plant in Seattle.' a few years ;igd.

After you got traded to the Chargers (by the Los Angelea Roms), you said you didn't like tne way you were traded. W hy?-T. Nelson, Los Alamos, N.M. • I was informetl of the trade by a TV announcer at Roman F O R JERRY LEWIS Gabriel’s wedding. A man exj^ts to he dismissed frtnn a ball club privately. I was hired in private. 1 expected to be I certainly admire you for your work in M uscular Dystnr- firtH] in private. In this business you're susceptiole to being phy. I would like to know how many of the poster children —tmiletl—! kntnv thnt—bur you sh(juld get-irrea*on.-l-boliove' are still alive.—)ohn Jamlesoii, Socramento, Calif. in what's right. 1 was trutltxl anti I wasn’t told. • Four of the 20 children are still^live.

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F O R DONALD O’CONNOn. movie star No«.mb«r 10. IQ73 . I h ^ w « p a p « M l a « a i l n « D o you think Hollywood will eVer LCONARO B. OAVIDOW. C tiU nnan UORTON FDANK, P ra sJd m t an d PublU hw moviea like-yonr Pmncii'^ (the ta DOMAt.D M. MUFyOWD. V.P.. Artvwflli -M rs, N. D. McClellan, Niagara Falla, N X Assoc. Advertising Mar.: Robarl J, Christian: nEYMOLOfl pppSpN . Monaoing Edilor ..Maikatlno Olroctoi; tid l.sy«Miyt N«w Vor1( - • Movie cj^ecutlves began nm ntng scared when TV entered SalM Mgr : OaraW t. Wroa: niCHAnO VAtOATt. Art Director the picttjre, ami they've been running s cm rod ever since. Chicago Salas Mgr.: Je« fran r, Jr.; They n put just al)out anything on the screen that will make Detroit Salaa Mgr.: Rktianl T. Flynn a buck. But I have a feeling that the situation will change Publlthar natations: Retiart D. Camay and Lm eiUa, V .^s and Co-Olreciori; Hobart Assoclata Edilara: Audray A llan, Jo a n in the next few years. W e've l>ccn living in an age of anxiety H. M aniaH. T hom as H. O'Hall, M anaoeia ■ llanrlcfcaan, Hal l.afutoii: and vio1unt;e. and people are getting tired of seeing violence Assl. to P ubllshar. Jaaap h 0 . A nnalrong P a a r J . O pp an h alm ar, W asl CCt o ast Art: Halan HamlKon, Layoul; on tiui screyh all the time: l*rotty soon they will l ^ n look* t^owspapar SarviChs: Piomolian,l» 6 Bart ' ' • Gloria O riar. P l c t u r a r ------Ing for lighter movies—movies that make them’ stop arid -«ankarrM»rt3hafKll«lnoHWafyHM»yia------*rQdufl»aw»-Ualhniim a 2ltMwtch. OIroclor; OlslilbuUon Managor; Laula Larala think, but that do it gently. Maybe movies like "Francis.” nichard Wandt, M a n 'a a r Trjinsportatlon Coortllnalor: CuMea Mohtar ’ Advertising M akeup nobarta Cotllna Warning: Tho Sure Vou are Inwlled lo mail your qui G ovt pholo by Bob Wilt l!y . . .JhaLClQiifflUoSnifll rgdltOT. PamltrW BW »y7W Tt^ngton Avenua, Naw YoiU. N.Y. ”10022 Fed up with f|at-tasting cigarettes?

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How to Mak,e the Days Fly By Until Clirislmas

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Shari Lewis—ventriloquist, puppeteer, entertainer and writftr—hasttirllled millions of youngsters (young and old) on TV, onstage, on records and l/i books. Althougti she Is a mottier in real life, too (her daughter Mallory Is a Girl Scout), sh e is perhaps better known lor her puppet "youngsters," Lamb Chop, Hush Puppy and Charlie rtorse. The following story about Shari ------andJior-^amily—is-boing-publishodln5harl- Lewis' new book, "The Tell It-Make It Book" (Hawthorn. Tarcher, $4.95)._

Shari with two ol her mitchkivou* '‘youngil«r«," Baby and |^mb Chop. For a child—avon a puppet chlld-<-Chrlttm«s |uat do«an*l coma aoon enough.

/lc ^ fijst shrcdjf . up a! (he cciling, and wbisiJcd of the poles holding up the of pjjptT in haJf, ;jnd Ibcn moistened the glue on tlic flap T TfianksBivin^ turkey were a few choruses of "Jingle Bells” bookshelves. Then, walking tuckcd it into its own tiny on* and fastened the envelope siitl showing up In lunch so Shari wouldn’t naticc how backrward along the wall, shr • vclopt‘. pn the back'of leach closed. Soon all the envelopes hoxcfi-whei) Sl^fi-bogun-to hear— -burd-bc-wai-liftutln®._Einallyj. tinrolled the ribbon until she envelDpc she wrote ib^iumber', hung from the ribbon, with it. "Mow many days 'til Christ­ he turned to her and shouTcd, had reached the fool of Lamb ‘ starting "with "1” and enalrtB rhelmumbcrs-fneing-intu-ihc— mas?" astcd CamB^hop. ‘T w e n ty -fo u r d a y s; rlftbi?** Chop's bed. There she tied the wttb "2S." ‘ room. “O h. ._yciiaa_h,_pU:_ !_Shadi!'_ ■ Shari said, ' "Right,” and other end of the ribbon to the Charlie Horse, who kept try- Karly the next morning Lamb d ra w le d MusJ> P u p p y , "bow turned to leave the room. bedpost. The long ribbon mn mj* to pock t*vef-Shnri->i-^houl-— Ghop-won-the wrgumoni-about— m an y d a y s is there ‘til Chriat- Uut Lamb Chop pulled nt her along the wall. ilcr, saw her write "25" on the who was to open the first en* nuis?" skirt. "How long is twenty-four "Is twenty-four days as long back ol the Iasi envelope, and vclopc. ("The rule,” she said, Shari corrcotcd him. "ore - d ays?" as that ribbon?" asked l.amb he yelled, ' Ihii you said there "is ladica fti^t!” ) h o w n ta n y days are there!" And, Shuri was stumped. She real-, C h o p . w ere iwcniy-fotir days 'til T h e y o u h ip iters w ere hiisy ’til ignoring the question, she hur­ ly didn't know how to answer. "No, darling," Shari laughed, C'hristnt.is,” noon, following the instruction! ried about her work. Hut that "Twenty-four days is twenty- "but I'm going to leave you ■' 'T il ChriMmiis." Shari said. in the first envelope. They mudc. didn't make the question go four days long—I guess. What twenty-five secrct messages on • |Uit December twenty-fifth is lots of Christmas decorations aw ay . do you mean, how long?" th;it ribbon. You may open one ^^risimas Day. liach one of for the ftont-hall------—— Kvcn-Haby babbled from hci— ------Novr-Dftby-got-tn-firrthcfun;— -e v e ry m o m in g rn n d w hen yoii’^ these enveio|)es' contains a The next day Charlie Horse crib. "How m nny-Tism a«7" "H onong?" she askwl insistent­ opened the last one. it will l>e Christmas aciivlty or game or opened envelope Nuinl)cr 2- The question hopped uruund ly- CKristmas morning." crah that you will enjoy doing. (•‘After nil,” he reminded ihcm, in the air for a few days, until Shari grinned’ and stnrlcd Then Shari went to her desk, Niunber 25 will lull you whnt •Tm the oldcsti’) And they one morning Shari said, "Well, rummaging in the drawer (hut took out a small pad, and she you can ilo on Christmas Day spent n huppy hour playing a tom orrow is the first of Dv'cem* contained the gift-wrapping ma­ wrote and wrote and wrote. as w ell." game Shori made up, for them. ber. Christmas Eve is the terials. Finally she found what Sometimes she seemed to Iw Shari hooked the n^p of each, Lamb Chop. Charlie Horae twenty-fourth. How many days she was looking for. ll was a drawing a squiggly little picture envelopy^Over the,ribbon, so and Hush Puppy nrgucil over do you think there are 'til roll of red ribbon. In l^mb on the piece of paper. Sonte- . th at ihc riblK >n lay in the crcasc wh9 would open envelope Nuni* •Christmns?" Chop's bedroom, Shari tied thc- times she just scribbled a few »hat connectcd the flap to the her 3.' (Hush Puppy reminded Im^sc end of the ribbon to one sentences. She folded each sheet rest of ihe envelope. .She then them, "After all, dog is man'i

FAM|t-V W BCKtY. Nov*mb*f 19. t07B H ie perfect holiday redpe* Swanson Brodis toadd flavor to yo u r sauoesv stu flfiii^ , best friend. That means,” he *‘Oh, 1( looks so lonely.*’ said to do the activity described in Miid angrily as he .snatched (he U»mb Chop. T il bet Number it- r i g h i ? ” soups and gravies* envelope, “ihul I'm the friendli­ 25 doesn’t like being the only “Right." they echoed, nnd est!") And they nindc fat and one on the line." Ijimb Chop sincc they all reached envelope And Foley Utenirfls funny manihmnllow snowmen didn’t like lo lhlnk Of «tt>f/i/rt/?' “ N um ber 25“nnhc“si\mc“!lm c~ uri(l trees. being "th e o n ly one.'* Sl>e ev en they agreed (hat Lamb Chop to s e r v e ----- Then they let Dnby open one, felt bud about the single sock w o u ld o p en i(. and Charlie too, but she couldn't read It. Of hlorsc and Hush Puppy would course, she tried to eat it-nnd each get to read half of the mes­ as they .snatchci! the wet papef sage inside. from her chubby fingers, the "Shari wonf to hor dosk, ■ Hmh Puppy nrad, “Merry youngstcrs,-nH- shouted, "No. - took ou t a sm all padi^nd “ Christmas-T hope you have cn”- you're not supposed to cat this!" 8ho wroto nnd wroto and joycd each of these ways to Charlie HopiC looked ut Ihe w roio. Som otlm os sho count the days ’til Christm as-" crumpled sheet and laughed. soomod to bo drawing a He (urned to Shifri, “Oh. •'Oh yes, we arc!" For the in- squiggly llttio pl6turo on yeauah. Shari, you sure done (t .Htruction.H o n N u m b er 4 told tho pleco of papor. Somo­ good-it w as-” them how to ntake dclicious tlm os s h e Just scrlbblod But Charlie Horse couldn’t Christmas candy. They didn't a (qW so n to n co s. Sho wait. "Chion. c’mon,” he said have to cook (his candy, so (hey brusquely, and he'snatched (he, (oldod o a c h shoot of made i( all by themselves—and paper from Hush Puppy's (hey ate it all bythcm.seivcs.too! papor in half, and thon hands, "my (urn to be (he read­ For tho rest, o f. (he month tuckod it Into its own tiny er." And he read, "Your ac- Shari . (tidn'( hear it 'once. onvolopo." (ivi(y for this last day is-’’ His No"How~many-days-'til*Chris(- smile disappeared, and he mas?” She didn't even hear any looked up at Shari. "Whaf-4ha?f-wc-do-now'7"s or sht sohiefimcs. found in her N o w .r/fince n o b o d y reading, "-activity for this last had better things to do. Each else had suggested it. . day is to clean u p all (he mess afternoon they raced home The others turned to see you’ve collected over the past from school. .Someti'mcs they Shari'i reaction. They had un­ twenty-four!” even broughl.a friend. They all derstood the- "onc.a.day" rule "Oh,” groaned I-amb Chop, scurried into Lamb Chop's of this ribbon game,- and all “ d o Wi; ha ve to do it tonight? room, and by the time dinner month long had been curcful to That’ll rvin our Chri.stmas wa.s rcody. they had made or stick to it. Now they cxpectcd E v e.” done something that wus fun. Shari to say no to Loimb Chop's Shari interrupted, laughing, As the days Went by, Lamb pro p o sal. "No, of course you don’t have Chop commented that her room Uut Shari ju.st shrugged. “As (o do it tonight, honey.” She was shrinking. It -cortainly you wish." ' started to take down the ribbon. seemed smaller as it began, to The youngsters all headed for ^“To rn o rro w w e’ll cle an u p to­ This Holiday season uso Swanson* Chickon nil up with Christmas decora- the last envelope, and stopped gether. It won't take long if we Broth inyour favoHto stuffing rocipo. Groot for basting, too. Or tot tho rich, natural flavors of Swarv ~ tions a»q~the~many-gifta-ond — only-whcn-Shari ^ o l d ___ulLdigjn=and thenvL Lnmb i Chop -BonChickw ar>dBootBrothftaddthataxtraflO od4lavor_ packages they hnd wrapped, it—thc rule is, if you open the will have a clean room to your HolkJay rk». rvoodio and vogotobte disho& Swonaon __pastc^d,__ 5?w ji,__tied, painted, envelope, you h»vc. to. promjiw to ploy ini” .. & 9 _^iw^^^^W flyJxinajnakfl-you(LDwn-good-ii9cipr, wo'vo got jum ble! a spocial offer to brtghton your Holiday. It's a &i3k>co Fokiy Nylon , Whenever Shari - suggested KKchon Sot—hoat-rosistant, dlahwashor proof and rocommoodod (hat‘ they put away (he paints, for ail fino cookwaro and bakowaro. paste, 8cis.sors. brushes or bits of-jftpcr with which they wrrc working, t^jey would protest, all How to order your Foley Kitchen Set: speaking at oncc. '‘Wc’!! need For oach 0-ptoca aoL indudinq (hem agtfin tomorrow.” “Mine Bpoon.' (adhi. blandinn wtitp, spalulo.. ■poon■ ondluin^ ...... dopijiy mcK, urwl t1.25l.25(chpckor (chc isn't dry yet." “Il'll fict nil *#-,mon»y Ofttor phnu) p»ua one loUl (rom aqotahcd." - -— SwrantorDiwrofOUckan iwxffui’ ------The only ncal spot ip the HOUDAV nX IN S P.O . Oom 903, (U«p(« Plain, U lnn. &&3W - room was the length of red rib­ bon. I:ach day. another cnvc* CHOICE OF COLOR lope djwippcarotl, and before □ AVOCADO □ HARVEST GOLD they knew it. it was ChHstrnas liv e. Only one-envelope romainod on Ihc rihlmn. hanging ncur’lhe *"Oh, y v aa ah , ol« Bharl,” drawtod Huth Puppy, “how m aiiy day* It _fooUaf-Lamli-Cliop!aJicjL— ^— ------IhiraJslLULCfirfitmiir- - i —

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— A trin o oltcn, wllcn Princc Oiiirics' \TpTTi'Tc>vri;wccI~staIk''trd“by~photrry7Tr~ /^ a n d I’rinccss Anne were babies, phers wherever he went, Anne, Uio, l>e-i cau.sc sh e 'v as b ro u g h t up w ith fjtfri. * Hrilain's Queen Eli/ahclh II w h s forced to leave Chem to (he care ol found herself inextricably caiighi in the same royal limelight. others while she served as the royid tiepiily of her sick father. She toured But nut Andrew and lidwanl. I jn his Jjehulf had. Little information wus issued when news of his death brought her alx>ut them and photographers wcu- back to London: given fewer opportunities. The> aic. W ith her lather’s death, ihc pressure sh e insists, tw o “o rd in ary little hi>ys' was rcalJy t)n. There w u s little i i i u c fc» whom she is Lrying.to bring up in as or­ play moiher, or even wife. She was The Children llie dinary a fashion as her regal back Ciilled upon to be Queen full time groumi will permit. There was a seemingly cnilless n>unU Hut because they are the chiUlrcn she of ri>yal chores (o Iw undertaken, a ruiti- Queen Had for Herself had for herself, she has also, perhaps. I>cen inclineil to spoil them as Ch.iiles stop succession of olticial cullers. 1 here "A visitor, ontorlng llio room on onb occasion, was surprised wore portraits lo l>c sat for am! sl.itc was ncvLT spoiled. And this has workeil documents to l>c signed. There were alt to find tho Quoen on ali fours. Slio and Andrew wore roliing a htith ways. the preparation.s for l»er own corona­ ball from ono to the other while tho yelping royal corgis did ••Al -Iea.si, A n d re w isn’t a bil shv.' tion plus a six-month world tour soon their bast to intercept." the Queen has said. afterward. There were visits lo'other Her delight in this is understandahle countries. ti> sec ami he seen -tq France. By Gralinm and llcnthcr FiNfivr Shyness , runs in the Windsors. Met Denmark, Portugal, C'aiiaila. and the . fa th e r w as p a in fu lly shy. Scj' is slie. United Slates. C‘harlcs, n>o. is shv. but ••working *ni -lalkinB-'ttboul-bahieft—than « F o h y ^ t-lhe-J»e»ge-< l-c«rpetT-Noi— There was ccrtamly no nine in those it,” he says. And Ahnc’s ^^ueiimes Haby Andrew, for instance, was brought it enurely unknown for the Queen lo curly years of monarchy to think of seeming snobbishness is often a cover down lo sit on his moiher’s Jap when leavaher work and join ui their games. ’ having further children. for the shyness she feels, evt;n at a she ctiiteriuincd former E*rcsident Eisen­ /^islio r,’entering the room on one ' m iz a b c th , a m ere 25 w h e n slu* s u c ­ mature 22 years old. ' hower at lunch, and Andrew promptly ocnision, was surprised to liml the ceeded to the throne, was a uKiture But Andrew is not at al| shy. On the proceeded to help himnelf to chubby Queen on all fours. She imd Andrew when the pressure easeil sulliciently for contrary, now 12, he is a high-spirited, hiinUfuls of sugur when Ihc cofTcc cumc. Were rolling a ball from one lo ihe her to rcmen^ber that she was a woman, outgoing, sometimes headstrong yming- Charles and Anne, as small children, other while the yelping royal corgis did wife and moiher as well as a i|ueen. sicr. were never permitted to enter iheir iheir best to intercept. Hven so, she found herself carrying out His cousin, Lord l.inley. Princess mother's study during the 10-5 spell There was another occasion when a yi.M imother lour of Canada at the same MargareTs son, is cast in much the same she regarded »» her working hoitrs. royai page,-walking in {o announce a time that she was carrying hci tliird mold. When the pair of them gel to­ Uut with Andrew and Edward, things visitor, failed to pick his way carelully c h ild . gether, the sparks sometimes tly, aiui were very difTcrent. enough through the litter of children's A n d rew w as b o rn in l-'eh iu aiy , 19^(1 it is n o i im k n o w n fo r th e ir ixiyhooil They were always in and out bf the toys on the lloor. Mis foot skidilcd on -ajnu)s( ten yeani after Anne, l-lli/.i- encounters lo und in an imprt)mpiu — room -whilc.iheinjiiQihcr. wuh workinu* a ruhber balj. caujang him lo perform l>cth w as ove rjo y e d .______^.A«f«i»ilin8-m atchroc:a-baul-atJi5t!cufrs. --rhc'bottom -drawcrTjflhe"hiircau')usr ~an~invoIiintary“1Valleriiu)vement that ^‘VVe'il hav e to see ab o iil a little p lay ­ 1-or his age. young Andrew packs a across from Ihc Queen's desk quickly nearly deposited him in llte Qyeen's lap. mate for him.” hIic confided, happily. fairly hefty wallop-as his falhef can bccnme a storehouse for playthings: Elizabeth could not keep herself -And a playmate there was to Ik.* - well Ic.sJify. A chance ,swing a.v /alljcr toy soldiers, building bkwks, pull-along from snuling. •You really nuisi iry to Hilwurd, born four years later when the train s. keep your things a lilile more tidy,” she and son sparred playfully ti)gether one Q u e e n w as n e a rly .IK, N o w . ;i( last, she While mother worked at her desk in reproved Andrew and lidwaril. evening resulted in Philip being treated could fuUill her cherishcil ambition to the recess of the big hay window over­ Hecausc.Charles was the future King, for a black eye. play niother. I-dwanf shows every sign of growing looking the palace gardens, the children the spt)llighl o/ publicity tlogged him ’ UcClUlSti-hJirlvH. who js now 24. was played happily—and-not alwttys-quieUy—— from JjitU i.. H c-iound -himself ..written _ u p It) be th e q itie i, steiuly one of the lH>rn to be K in g , he w as train e d alo n g ~nrmnyT“A'ifdi'ew r.nh< r‘opposite^’nmln'------the narrow path toward monarchy iil- tile .and independent. Far more inde- m tisl froVn tj^ie d a ^ he co iijd li^st toildle, peiulcnt even than Charles. He alreaily Andrew and Edward were ti' have a seems to know-what he wants fmm life very difTercnt upbringing, They were and how to go about getting it. the children the Queen hail for herself lake the .Siinilay nuirning when the and could bring up in her (»wn fashion, lamily was getting ready for church. Tl- was, by royal standards, an ex­ Charles and his father were to walk to tremely relaxed fashion. Well experi- c h u rc h . T h e Q u e en antf A nne wt)uUI cTiceil hv now in her role as Queen, - gi> i>y car.-A ndrew wotild-g»» with them ------lili/.abetli cheei;fully ci»mbineil nion- ____ I le objectcti strongly-______archv.and rnQthcrhQud^t-Combinaiiur ‘1 want to walk—like Papa." he in­ w ith w h ich she hail m>t ilareil e x p e n - sisted. , mcnl,during her earlier years on the And, in the end. walk he did^ hands th ro n e . clas|>ed behind his hack in imitation Olliciiilctillcrsm lUickinghiim Palacc Th0 OuMH wllh Prino* Andr«w (t«H) and Prine* Edward: two “ordinary of. his fa th e r am i hig ' v u found (ho Queen more interested in . IliUa bdya” ,who f»arhapa hav* baan a bit tpoilod. brother Charles: - • *- tC».

» ■ FAMILY WEEKLY. N ovom bof 10, 1073 ■■■ ■:......

---- The^ I liver A Beef Flavor Feast IDdfiey&Be«! Flavor Feast might I MR GROCCR: Hiu * n »uihctna*(l • • our a«wii lo f d —w ihU cou- be me ones, i For the first time ever, j UolMororrMrat^Mrwim^cUtlrtbutwtofcurnwrcfSndlM. uolM* i(MUticalV HJlhorlxMi ^ l» the tempti ng flavor of beef i SktM Ui mJM ba pfld by oonuinM Invntw provlni purchM** — hasiaeeircombined with -j -theirresistiblfr^flavors^fr-'j^ liver and kidney. | THE A/^HITE HOUSE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

N SOLID STERLING SILVER a n d IN 24 KT GOLD ON STERLING

sonally sculpt eacli Presidential portrait. dential pi>rtrnil is minted in extremely line $17..SO in gold on sterling. The I'ranklin PROOF SETS AVAILABLE And our country's ft)rcnuist-privatc mint. detail on a background so fiawless it gleams Mint has agreed lo mint first edition proofs The l-funkhn Mini, wns appointed to pro­ like u mirror. of all 36 medals at this guaranteed cost, BY ADVANCE SUBSCRIPTION ONLY duce the medals. The proof-<)ualiiy nwdals nwasure 45nmt regardless of any increases in the market price's of silver and gold over the next lim it Oni Prnof Set per Subscribtr Mr. iloberis devoted the better part of (1 W ' > in d iam eter a n d each co n ta in s a m ini- iilpliiiK pur- mum of 600Bnuns ofsterJing silver. three years. •< Subscription Rolls Closo hovomDiir 3U. ia/2 .traits of each uf the 36 men who have served The medals will be edgemarked to attest in o u r n a tio n ’s highest ofVice. to their status as ofHcial White House His­ The White House Historical Association As the work progressed, every detail was torical. A.ssociation medals. And each will extends its invitation to you to acquire one reviewed and authenticated by Clement be individually hallmarked to permanently o f these lim ited ed itio n p ro o f set.s. T h is is a o r n e a r l y 2 0 0 y i : a k s . iiic Conger. Curator of the White House. certify that it is a first edition proof. Future collcction you can be justly proud lo own F W hite House has syinboli/al llicvcry The result is a series of individual medallic editions will not have thisspccial hallmark­ and display in your home—a family heir­ cssenccof American democracy. It ts masterpieces that will serve as a standard ing, since they will not be prm>fs'. loom that wiirBfc valued by your children the h o m e o f o u r P resid en ts, bui ii Ivlting?) for generations lo come. The total number of proof sets minted and grandchildren in the years lo come. 10 all Americans. will be limited to tho.sc sub.scripfion.'i en­ Pteasc note that this is th e o p l y (im c Oiat T he W h ite H o u se H isto rical AsstH;iiiiit>n The Opportunity to Acquire tered by the closing date, plus the small proof sets of The White House Historical is llie non-profit, bipartisan asstviiiiion u First (ulilion l*roof Set number of proof sets minted for olltcial Association Presidential Medals can be dedicated to prcscr\’ing the White linusc As is tra d itio n al for m ajo r m edallic pri>- presentations. offered. To .uike advantage of this oppor- as u shrine or Amertdin history. —granwrthe-lirst cdnioTroFfhi^istoriirscrlcs"" 1 he ijlosing dale lor ordering proorscLs”' -‘tuTtU yrbcV urc'td-m ailthc-svbscription & r / i p ro o f i t I ~WUI~hf avcompanSeii hy a maie)ilng if! of ihrre friimetl phqiin In a ilrluxe Uhrary catf, '"The association wns formed ihriniyli die will be u limited proof edition. application below by November 30, 1972. is November 30, 1972. There is a limit of one unit a spri hlly houinl etlUlan o f tht H’hlle Haute initiative of President and Mrs. Kennedy Tor this first edition, each of the 36 Presi­ prt)of set per person. Quantity orders can­ Applications postmarked after that date Hhiotual Aiwf'loiioii refftrme Itook, "The Prrsl- and has been supported cnthusiastii:ali> hy dential n)cdals will be struck with a gem not be accvpted. must be regretfully declined and returned. ilfnti uf the Vnliril Statei of Antrrica." each succeeding first family. proof fi|iUh, representing.the hitfhust Under tlie guidance of President aiul Mrs. acliievement'of the niinter’s art. tach Presi- Mlntcd'in Solid Sterling Silver Jolmson, and subsequently Prehidcni and an d In 24k t Gold on Stcrlinc • Mrs. Nixon, the association has Iwcii sicad Each proof set will be minted in the sub­ ily enluincing the White House as a plucV (ilLUOY KOIIEIMS: r i n - : v v m i t i *} i i o i i a i c i u s t o h i c a i . a s s o c i .v p i o n scriber's choice of .solid sterling silver or where all Americans, as well as r«)rci|{n SCUUI*^rOll OI- I*RES1DENIS dignitaries, can c o m c t o appreciiU c Ijistorlc 24 k t gold on sterling. r ______tihitfcts an d w o rk s o f a rt identified vsitli Gilro> Kobcrls.is known The gold on sterling medals are find _ ihr.M .|;h.> iil th i; v^iirUI ;is tl>c Presidents. AII of these acquisitions atC dcjin i)f AliKTicjn iiicilullic without theexpenditureofpubtictuiuh. s c u lp to r s . Icctrdplated-with-ulayec-uf puro goldJChc. Franklin Mint has certified to the White Ptetsj tnlir my lubscnpttdn (or • firtt tdltlon proof l-or the past c ib Hi ye, . , u t of Ihi Prnidintiil medili to t}t luued by th« Mr. KobcMs hiis Kvn Chief i House Historiail Asst>ciation that this gold Authcntieutcd PrcJildcnllnl M fdah in ■ Wl)it« Ho u m lllftoricjl Attoclatk>n..Th« madali will layer will be at least fuurteen times heavier the Trodition of Amcdain Cmflsnianihlp Sculptor of I rimklin j * be Inued it ttia riti or on* m»dal pir month !>«• Mint. Me previously served than the minimum government standards I Binnlnt in DMembar 1972. Addion.. as Chief Seiilplt)r-r.naruver I ■-TaifuriherJtS-acquisUian for gold pliuing on jewelry. i ' Iwouldllkanyulmiiitfdln: "onitfl"U :S^M Int' nrn!y-ttic-* White House Historical Associutinn City_____ ninih ntan in history to Imvc lield that post. Traditionally, only medals of exceptional ■ □ SOLID STEntlNO SltVER it Sli.U ’ pfi imdH. 'pleased to annountc its nrst"Mrieirofxom >ic is deservedly famous for many great ~signlfleanceTn’e1ssncinn~B0ld on stFrlln g rti- J □ 2 4 n COLO ON STInLINC It III.SO' |X | m«lil. memorativc medals honoring the (‘resident works of nwdiillic art. Among them is his is n o tew o rth y th a t these will Iw the fir.u of the United Stales. porim it of Pfcsident Kennedy on the Kennedy a o tit o n M erllnf! Presidential TT>cdals— as-w^ll anctoM I - - u p iy m tn l tor ttit fitit msdalI half-dollar - the nuui popular Ico.lt) in the In th« MtlM. ind 1 agrM to pty tor tich lubtwiuint This may well bccomc the hiosi iinpor a s th e la rn e .s t Presidential medals—ever world. He has plated hi.s personal .lignature mtdj] upon biing invotcad In advtnu on ■ monthly C/iocki ihould ba mado payobto dinctly to tani .series o f Prc.sidenliiil jnciluls eve minted by The Franklin Mini. basis. __TM lJoaklin Mint. MalUo: Th*Ftanklia Mint, - mark on caclv-uf F ia n k lln C*nf«r, Ptnntylv*nia j 9063. “ h f l t n c 'd : iW hlS it appcars-«n his ollwr great.rocdallic-- { T h e tn ed als will b c sent to sLibscril>crs~al' - .Qilcpy Roberts^ our country's Kii^ates masterpicces. the rate of one per month. Tfie ct)st will.be iH| rttmitiN HINTuiHi w otioiionuuirrtivkii um,T ii iixur «rriii*iio«o<4i m u * m in ioi*nroiwicovtiNiiiNi «unct. living medallist. wa.s comiiiisKiOned to per S12.50 per mednl in Rolid sterling silver or— «H 5a Do'Ktii Know How thell^illier

MakesAini Behave? ByTohri E, Gibson

True or False: H o w were subjected lo colil, ii u,is fo u n d th a t "‘larg er hicn |in well you rciiicniber any- ternjsof body-surface .ikm .nui lliing depends on the or fat-free weight] teel warnui w e a t l i e r . (Sci- niimher 2.) in u given lenipLTatnre ili.)n do H are your wife small men. N o relaiionsliip vs.is found between Icelinys d| put up with a lot less trash warmth and body fat. inilif;ii- ing that the popular hchcl ihm ll iniiy iK.lriio that nohoily can this Chrlstnias. fat p eo p le feel w ariuii ili.m ilo much ahmit Ihc weather, but Ihin people is questiim.iMe ihc wcallier can do picniy about And Friyldalr^ will qive h»r a Poinx«ftia ai a fift. 4. {•'(tlxf according lo a siuih you. The extent to which peo­ of the arrival-al-work times oi ple's actiooi, moods anil des­ cl cfoss scclion <»/ iiicii .wiJ tinies are inlUiunccd by the . w om en o v e r it tlin-i- inonili weatlier is sonietluny selciice perio d . C .^m trary to cKpoci.i has yet to completely explore, lions, w o rk e rs sh»nve»l ui> .n hut this '] m e or I*alse cjui/ ^iveh their jobs most punctu,ill> on you a chance lo tiiul mit mornings when ihe sk\ was w fo th c r your opinions jibe wi(fi o v ercasi am i ihe we.illK'i the findings of the experts. — gluomy. The iiiujorily of iiu’ii and women were the Iciht piinL- TRUE OR FALSE? tual on bright,Nunny^ilay-.. when the w e a lh e r w as al ils halm 1. Siuldcn changes in the weath­ iesl. The reason'.’ ll «a% mii:- e r Ciin cau se n o c to r-J e k y ll-a n d - gesteil lhal on such ilajs, work­ M r.-H v d c chi>ttt;c!i. in p eo p le’s ers lenilcd lo take ilifir 'iink' b eh av io r. —gettin g lo w o r it, la ir^ ian a hi]— 2 .1 low well you renienilxT any* lo en jo y th e w a rm siinUiiiie aiul thii\g depends un the weather. azure skies; whereas dull, over­ 3. I.arije men sutler more when cast days o/fcred lillle M div exposed to chilly weather eondi- tract thenj from linisluiiu iheii tionH than small men. because © colTce anil going slraijihi tti iIk- tliere is more ol them t«i (eel olVice. co ld . 5. I'dl-w. Humid wealla-i ailecls 4. I’ei>ple are most likely to be men far m ore than it dues wuni- lafc Kir work when fhe day Frigldaira has a brand new wave oven, mobile dishwasher or >ny toconlrol traah Jh o Erlaldalto compaci refrigerator, cn. Humidity that makes llu- _^iialc of Ihc spccicii miLutiiiufl- 6.-WcHll»er-ihai« «ii^|ry^«nd-hii— aah-compacteiv-lt-can pactef. It can taCe-teurtal ------oBui^n«=oHh«s«-aiiraatr^m u y uii«j-uT~«nv9«r~ciupiialll!OS able has lo gel appreciably mid is something that most n)cn bagslul ol wrappings, boxes, between now and Doc. 10, mall us worse before the aveiyjie wom­ take in Iheir stride, liul it gets so___a cans and food scrapings proof ol purchase postmarked no an isjioihered by it. A-i stuilies women down, makes them feci and squash them down to a one- later than Dec. 12,1972, and we'll al K'an.sji?* .Sliilt: Universiiy have opprcsseif and like clijuhing the ~ bagalze. send____ you, a gift ol -a traditional ------QnB_l»eat^-dl»posabLe,baa _Po!ns_ottlaPolns_ettlj> plant through your demonstrated, "huniiiliiy plays ' “ w a l ls ! ...... made especially for the Frlgldalre local mombormen___ onho . . . Florists'______a signiticantly more impnriiini^i 6. The therinomctci tells ypu ' ' trash compactor. lyansworld Delivery Association role in how men teel th.in in when you’re most- likely ti' V.' If sh a already h as a com - In time for Christmas. how women feel. break a leg or yet liied. p^dbr/^ha might like one of h m m m complete details on . :ouK!6lher tim e-aaving gift our gift and yours see your 6. T ru e. A wcather-anil lniinan- ' behavior survey sponMired hy ANSWERS , ^ HSfflM participating Frlgldalre dealer. Ihe National .Science lnuiul.i- 1. lr iu \ Swill changes in the lion cites studies showing lhal wealher biing out the worst w o rk ers are m ost likely lo In- "g rn n iLios ui !»mttL* p v »t ? |c . m n k » _iure themselves on the job iiig them irascit^Je anil—dllTlcuIr" - whcniivcr ibc.lciupi:rii‘).'r^' y ’“'V lo ileal with. One study ol Ihe above 15 or plumnuls below elfeci of weather on human be­ 55". Itw a s also founil llial when havior has shown that ‘ a suil- allecteil by sueli atmospheric lure went up, the ability to re- irt'iiclail ulibi t\'i luisli.inds who the thermometer puslu's ‘JO . d en rise in th e iemp*-‘r‘‘i i '‘^' conditions. menibci went di)wn. The sharp- lorj-et III mail lellers. etc. at both olVice anil inihistriiil work- witiiin a lt*w-nrcssure •2 l r „ . ‘ 1m I 1 ■«; A i r . L i m .- I : t h ^ _i:st dcclim- in recall itbiliiv oc- UL Ilic ■■^mumcjiime. I'o -Tmtnrmoshlikcly-toiniil'V-ti*itl-— iilaJc.-! aygre.vsivc .iclion.s m p e o ­ oralt>»}' simJie.s, .sub)ecl.s w ere currcil between-‘^0 anil ‘>.S p h rase it iKlly: Your n)ei))- ly erro rs or turn oiil shoilily ple who, woulU be incapablc of given memory tcsis afler being Ihe effect on the inenu'ry pio- o ry isn't I luM when the work porforntimcc.s, ili-it them in laviu-ihle wealher.” It's expt>seil fi>r one h o u r lo ililTer- cesses being ilescribed by the we.illier is ihe-boss to blow his lop aiul toy also noted that oliler people eiil temperatures 72 . ‘)()' and investigators as “signilicani " 3. l iih r. In sliul 'vhere m en with Ihe ideii of choppini; lend -itv-lw tlio -moKl -strongly- - y5-. .i'jiidjagi; Ak-lhuiU:mpcra-— Qli!i_vm}ld-^c-enj_io_pu>vidiuv‘L -.^_oL . .vaiiuui. .wcijihli. and. bi/c5i______aJcwJtt^ilH.

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AlsoA BO ' ^ C.mMA K .c,'** IHIUAN NUUCRAU kll for meklna 7 StuSEed A nim als In A M erry Circus Wagon 13 w«»oden orne mental Qllttar. EACH ONE NAMED FOR A DAY OF THE WEEK $698 A c o }o rlu } p arad a o t 7 t o f t and ever-so cu'ddly animals; a Biraffe. Do your clock wafcfifng . wItt) th* llmaplec* that w tf -alraady-WT^antlqu*-^ lab eled for a - whan Columbus was aalU ~irrff'ieroii itti oeiinr different day of livpoud—wti«*l traln-typ*- th e weak. Tiny model It a perfect worting tota witl be replica. Of courta. there’t enchanted, and only or>« h a n d . . . fh* mln- teens have die- ut* hind wasn't lnv«nt*d covered thera's until a century laltr. It op*r> fun In decorat* Ine witti animals. at*t with balanced oounter* Cotton. Wagon w alotitt th a t control th e tick* decorated storage tock mechaniim. Clattic old box. Each is approx. ttvl* Roman numarali on ■ T* dial. All expertly to n ad In 6 InehM tail. 12829<~Anlmal 6*1 < tfidltlonal roMwood hu*. % 3 M Assembles In !••• than a half hour without olu* or nails,n*lla la*in* lonv.long. O"n* w/ld*, niM tlc-^ __ - - ______l21M-Ctocfc Kll...... $4.M JET STREAM DENTAL CLEANING RA^CmCULATEO am y 9^SILV ER MINT CONDITION SET ACTION POWERED BY YOUR OWN WATER FAUCET. The mod«m way to healthier teeth end gums. Wa­ ^ U. S. Coins Certain ter toothpick removftA decay*cauS’ Ins food particles end bacteria. to Increase in Value! Attaches to any faucet. You ad­ just water pressure and tempera* ObtoMa set (A). Wh«fT wm the iMt time you mw ture, Uses-no-alcctrlcity or bat- an Indlin Htad pMny, Duffal6 nlotol, Mercury -terl^ . And no plumblnB^flxftli^' dime. Uberty qusrtar end LIbsrty half dollar? Here. In one s k are all of tlMml And. each In 12761-WatM-TooUtplck ____| mint Mt from 19641 The last ysar for purs sIKwr 'Mlnsl Indudas pafinyrnlckal.-dlnta. quarter.and the much souflht after K sn n ^ illv e r hair-dollar. Both sets ar* tu r e Ui Increasa In valust Mountsd MEMO CALENDAR QfAffT RE> In eUar, snsp lock pretantatkin caies. MINDERI An oversized memo cal­ DlOSlS-Celn Sat (a) ebseleto...... fs.98 endar with lots of white space for Dl0310~Co(n Sal (b) uncirculated..... ~ each day. A sure cure for a bad memory. Full 6-week schedule SNCIAL O m k YtUStWY SIT Of U.S. COINS shown on each 22x16*/^” calen­ ------D®|Ian IndUn HMd dar sheet with t>old, black letter­ ifcu ry Dim* an4 a U barty ing.-9hov«-2 weeks of next month- IS well as the currerit month. -Dinps=nf*a*wy «*» ...... Through 19721 Never again be tMthered with recalling dates. Just ^— BfarTcwatTroarflaint-oalendart- — I718=01iinrc&irfdAf i 3/$ 2 .7 9 W Onl^wFun Bloekfl T hat Snap SEE-THRU THERMOMETER. 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Hungarian Qoulaah and Poppy- This week, Food Editor Sood Noodlaa-a pleasing entr^ Marilyn Hanson nnaKes for a family dinner. v^ungarlan Beef Goulash with Poppy-Seod Noo­ dles because: “It’s (un to c ook with diflerent spices and herbs, get­ UPSIDE-DOWN ting the family acquaint­ — __PEACH-jCAKE. - ed with new flavor com­ Vi cup butlor or marO*^i»o binations. And with food Va cup gi‘anulalod augar Vt cup untulphurod molatsea prices nowadays, you 1 can (1 lb. 14 o z i.) allcfld just can't beat these poaches, drained recipes which cut meat 2 tablospoons peach syiup Va cup choppod walnuts co sts." 1 pkg. or 10 o*s.) yellow- cake rhlx 1 Aerosol can (7 ozs.) whipped HUNGARIAN GOUUVSH topping 1. Mell butter over low heat in 1 cup Inilnnt mtncod onion - or onion ll«k«s 13x9A2-inclt inctal baking pun. Wflfor A J d su g ar a n d ' niol.is'sc.s, ,slir 5 lablotpoon* veaolable oil until blended. or bacon fat 2. Arrange peach slices over 2 ^ Ib i. lean chuck or stow moal tiiolasses mixture. Sprinkle with cut Into IV^t^lnch cubOB___ 2 lablotpoont paprika 2 tablespoons reservL-il i>each syrup and nuts. V* teaspoon ground black ------dri*rrhra»T7verr-tt>^0-Fr-/*re- pappor parc enke mix according to V4 toaipoon ground marloram or marjoram loavoi package directions. Pour cake 1 can (10U oza.) condontad batter carefully over fruit mix­ baof bouillon, diluted ture in pan. Hake in 350' F. V4 cup dry whilo wina* oven alx)ut SO minute.s, or until V4 cup aWeet'poppor llakoa, ca k e le.st.s done, optional ■■ % cup flour 4. C’ool cake 5 minutes on rack; cup iour croam loosen sides with .spatula, then 1 lb. w id onood loa invert on serving plulc. (To 1 tabloapoon butter or m ake an impromptujarge scrv- m a r g a r l n a ------—’ ing plate, cover a shecFdnfe'iivj^

1 . Kchydratc onion in V i c u p ■ LMiUbojiid wiih nlnnm ujm J0JJ.>“ 5. Cut into squares, garnisli Wiitcr for 10 ininutcii. In large Hutch oven or withw;hipped lopping. licavy skillet heat 2 tablespoons \1a1ccs 73 serv h tf’x vogeiiibie oil, - lulil- ruhyUrutcd- i>nion; sauie 5 ininincs, slirring frequently. Kcinove onion; set a s id e , ICEBERG WEDGES WITH 3. Aikl rLMuuinin^ 3 (ahlcs(H)ons PiMlf NTO D R E S ^ ^ vegelable I'il lo Oulch oven. 1 smoll head Wesiern Iceborg lettuce, corod, rinsed and , Add meal and brown well on chilled a ll Glides i>vcr h ig h lical. V* cupmoyonnalse 4 . Sprinkle nieaf with [»aprika, t tabtospoon wfno vinegar salt, black |x:pper iitul mar­ 1 lablospoon wntor joram . .Aild I'HUiillon. wine, pep- KING, SUPER KING. 20 mo."iai'‘. 1.4 mfl. nicDiino. bv. pcf cioaioilD. fTC Ropon AUG.'??. Vj teaspoon salad herbs V* cup finely chopped pimlenlo jxT Makes and a*scrveil sauteed V* cup finely chopped green onion. Hring lo boilini; point. — pepper - . ------Rcduce heat; cover and sinuner beating in with wire whisk, package directions, drain. Toss 2 drops hot-pepper sauce 2 hours, or until fpcat is tc z u lc ri llring to fxiiling, .stirrirtg. Re­ nboiJle.s with butter and poppy 1. Af .serving (imc c«( Jettuce seeds, serve with goulash. Remove nteai to serving plaller. duce .heat ami hlenil In sour ALL RECIPES TESTED in to 6-H wedgCR. P lace on k e e p w a r m . crcam with wire whisk. Heal X io k fs 6 .ft’rvin^’s IN FAMILY WEEKLY'S chilled serving pl»te.s. 5. Sirain gravy; return to Oiilcb juM lo th e bo ilin g p o in t. S poon OWN TEST KITCHENS 2. Blend all remaining ingredi­ i>ven. M ix H o u r w iih '/.» c u p i>ver b ee f cubcs. •Such as Cnllfornla Chablis, ents and spoon over lettuce water. Ciradunlly add to gravy. 6. Cook t\ood|es accoriling lo pronounced "Shu-blcc." wedges. M a k e s 6-H .UTvinf,'s

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snloon fifihl until tomorrow." back, his arm around me a g a in . Tissues Due Tb Infection “Awww, comc on,” Wayne "You're going witli me to the b.it — dfawtedr~^!*rif7 not «wc tt-yotr:^ —becous»-Pm-buyin^ft-ft-dfink. Also Gives Prompt, Temporal Relief in Many He wrapped his arm uround People who witnessed the Cases from Pain and Itching in Such Tissues. me, cuddlcd me against his barrel scene between Wayne and nic chcst, and held m«j Chcre until I fhaf night, and others wlio hciu.l When hemorrhoidal tisauea bwqU, leading doctors on hundreda of began to experience nsphyxiu. about it, have asked why I wouiii become infl«mod «nd in/ecUd- patients in New York, Woshing- "Comc on, pal," be smiled, ‘‘hove wnnt to write his biography .nul it can be very painful for the ton, D.C. and at a large medicai Buffe‘rer. But doctors,have center verified Preparatioa H a drink with me." add to the John Wayne legcnil found a. remarkably iucceaaful, gave similar ouccesaful results He forced me to swallow n ‘ "Why not,”’ I've been uskcd, medication which is so elTective many cases. mouthful of Scotch and then ’‘targ e t o n so m e o n e w ho rcs]K-cis that-lL ttctu»lly.helr»J»hrink When you connlder Prepara­ uwellin^ of such tissues. AnB U tion' H OffefB Bo-msny-bonoftUi— said: "You know somethin’? 1 you (ond your ncwspiiivr) does more. In many cases, It it’s no wonder millionH of suf- got ,nothin' against you , . .'il*s m o re?"- irlBO'g1vea~piumpt icllef-fof^ 4 q — juad-thiiU don’t like the pi>per you My answer is simple. .Situc I docfln t hour* from tho-pam and-itchinff ^ couldn’t punch hTiiiln tfurrmic in hemorrhoidal tisnues. help i/ou. ■ ■ ■ — work ipr-" He sfwoiL my hand. This medication is obtainable There’s no oth«r formula likfl "Wc’rc fricnd.s, right?" he asked. bcciuisc it was so far out of my without a preocription under the Preparation H. Ointment or sup­ "Yup." I said. Bounding like « reach— I’ve chosen wrilini; jl>*>nt nam e-Preparation H*. Testa by positories. vcut-pockct Gary Cooper. him us my way GrabsrAMr ■■Awrigbt. pal," Wuync came to gut buck. U Q Il'h a t;icl, that tiunisc traps can causl* more pn)blcms Bog lhan ihcy solve. If a trap ;ttcomplihha<.{uicL. Qlsnl grab bag ol ovar Sewing CorqeiT" ~1D0 ~un*u«ns(t forsior -dcan-kilL lhLM ohof'nnish- stamps! Afrlcs. Asia, ing i>tr*’ ihc injured mouse 'Curopa,-South Baaa, atcJl^ou-MulIt jitSQ. racalve tha most wondarful cataloo IS up U iyou . O r— i f I he (rap oir stamp offars in America. Thia offer happens to hil tl)c mouse’s HORC DAZ2LIH0 THAN OUM ONOI ,. mada to osttiar new namoa for our iP h e y at A 1-csrst unset dia­ stamp maTlIng list. Juit send 10« to: tail or \cy,. he may bubble m ond c o a ts about fl.OOOi • hand-M l, hsrtd-poilitwf CAPM OEM I* o nti/ su m p Co. o ir. dragging the trap into (27.00. W rit* lo r frM booklat and aasy Dapl.QB-6 Uttlaton. N. H. 0aS61. Clasisie p ^ m a n t plan. S and n o r n c ^ y t CAPRA- (he wall. Out noi with OEM CO.. Dapt FW-110. P.O. Ook J l « , d-Con' Molisi-Puui ______BLOW YOURSELF Suit MOUSE PRUFE IS CLEANER. No K n o w disease-carrying, messy y o u r UP postii SIZI k m * t tiN V M l Mm. U*ti mouse traps around the raMI tKMlIM* _ PMtKl M * bktod Mt U« w house... no handling mice. rMM. pMtttU t! •tftftM |IM«« «Ml p r a s a u n M lllln* M4 l> 00 H ' »*>IM A n d no dispi>sal problems. wifarM. S«lt«i wliiwli »>Mmi MtUf p*iUri. CUal M a MOUSE PRUft IS EASIER. JuM mMM M IiM i v ^ r r a a r r o m piiM ta h o n the package and 9rr««rr vtm bait I'ccd.s ;tuti>matically. mtaJlM vAkoli “ MTce~e ;vr‘t I n h ey ‘v c t i n d- R 'lO O “Tm on g tT^n n d - di va p p e a r M /S M t M n V i C t I. 1 «*f H Prom sight! MOUSE PRUFE IS SURER. I)c- By RoHalyn Abrevaya tuiuhc m ice iiUvayh com c in . family groups, one trap is HEARING AfDS ^Jnlts nro coralnc back-riis the classic‘rcvival-showa-no.. ntM enough. Hut one pack­ B U Y B O N D S sign.s of ;>bating. Here, fashioned with Chanel-like in- age of M ousi.-Pri II can i ^ 5 0 “oO FF spiruiion, iit u stunning cxum ple-thc jnckct featuring braid Moro SocurityWith j..h^>riuo, «>r SS£S5iZtSL^JSi£nr!^ trim and patch pockets, the nkirt a wrap A-line Btlhouctte. mi)re traps, UaMAUi Na wUtmMM caM WfHaLMI -(nioi)H: h not included in palterh.) Y ou might make the « DM rw . a . KKfelar#, W iU U • MOUSE-PRWE iiocs not con ­ FALSETEETH suit in ii nubhy wool or subtle tweed fabric. tain vii>lent poist>ns. so it’s Al A ny Timo Si/.c 12 lakes yards of 4S-inch fabric. Standard Afraid falao tM th will dy measurements for si/r 12 are: Bust 34. Waist 2S ‘/i, safe when used as directed wroDK llmeT A dentun* adhtialvc can — even around children help. F A ST K E T U * I'owctar siv .« Hips 16, denUirM a loncrr, firmer, ■UiaJivr and pets. hold. W hy be nmbarraaMxl? For mor«* A PRINTED PAtTERN______•A c u r ity A nd c o r » fo r l, u ao KA.S- _'TEKTi» I^ n tu ro Adhoatvo I’owdi-r. Donturw that fit are OMonliaFlb S«i)d to; FAMILY WEEKLY PATTERNS, D*pt. 2330 hoallti. Sm your dentist reftiUrly. 4500 N.w I35th St., Miami. Fla. 33054 PLEASE PniNT Be sure to give ZIP Code ALt. IS VANITY STREET On# of tbs most unusuil and controvsrslal pic­ tures tver teen. Tita optical illusion.from s beauti­ CITY vanity to a 8/oletque iliull will ful womw at s • surpriu and smaie everyone who sees it. In such STATL .j z i p ______short supply that people have written newspapers tryins to find it. Send $ 1 .0 0 plus 25 conts (or pibstaB* and handllne: casti. H » te It is now and only -wtiile invenlory lasts. 8 ” checK. or money order. Sizes 10. 12. 14,“^6 . (N®w slilng) I I?" ready for framing. A conversation piece for dsn, bar. rumpus roam, A most unusual sift. You'll H -1 0 0 nevtr believe it until you see it. ^tate Size Sand name, address and J1.2S (checlr or money fGooilHauu<(Mping3 order) for each photo wanted. No. C,O.D,'s. We pay CWfMKII •*- postajTtf and handllnf. . . pvenw cD a0i. 1S2 r.o.BHWf.riikfiMa«Jik«)o&a- family WCfcKLY. Novm&ar 10. MT7 W hen I w as fat, IAdveiliirtierel had to “act” happy. B u t a t 1 2 8 p o u n d s , 1 can be m yself. By Lorraine Marks—as told to Ruth L. McCarthy

r ’g A kind of HelMefenBC, InuKhinB nt your sneak eat again. I know l>etter, too, because r own fat. Like the wat^jr ballet I oncc took part I’m a Registered Nurse. I just continued to lie in at the Country Club. At 260 pounds, it was to myaelf and cover up with funny acts. impoasibie for mo to sink or swim. If I dove un­ T'he only place my clowning around didn’t der wat^r, I bounccd right back up again. So I take waa the golf course. Good thing, too, for in finally rolled over on my back, Btuck a rose in my the end that’s where I finally learned my lesaon. m outh, fl tray of drinicH in my hand and floated You see, when the men were playing for fun, to stardom am id a bevy of Hlondpc-li^iutica. they wanted only slender girls as pdrtnera. Believe it or not, r weighed only 110 poumk When they were out to win, they took mo on. . at my wedding. But in lot^u than a year after the r d broken 100 morc.thon.onco.. UnforLuDatcly». birth of my daughter, I hod gained 60 pounds. I won my reputation in men’s golf shor'ta. And it w oB up, up and away after that. Nothing else fit. T hat’s what finally brought me Aa~tho yoars rolled^nT-nty-family-could-Boe .down on thcjicaJc. 1 wanted-LQ-wear.a-HkirLoa- w hat was happenine to me, b u t not how it hap-^ the green. pened. T h a t's bocauHo I waa a secret eater. I ’d Thank hoavona I’d aeon those Ayds* ad«. buy a chocolnto cake for dinner but never take Since everything elae had failed^ I thought maybe those reducing-plan candies might help kill my craving for sweets. When I bought my first box at the drugatorc—the chocolate fudge kind—1 learned from the Hat of ingredicnta on the outside of the package that Ayda contains vitamina and minerals, but no “filler” aub- stances, like cclluloae, and no drugs. *1 atarted taking Ayds as directed: one or two before breakfast, then juice and an egg. Mid- morning, I’d have Ayds and bouillon. That waa my own idea. At lunch, Ayds, soup and aaladx And at dinrier, Ayda, then probably chicken, Sfltod and milk. And Ayda anytim e I woke u p - hungry in the middle of the night. It took a lot of losing before people began to nljti(xr1Biit"thc~^ydB"plan~wb>K^7irnlJ"^ It ------‘do^'anddow non thescale. i liehrat SO poundfl— actually took me aix months to lose. After that, it came off faster becauae I think my atomach had shrunk. — Of .courao^ I jQBt .my fat rolea in the Club’s showa-like playing Tbaaie O’Shea and Sophie ’Iljcker. But, thanka to the Ayda plan, I got my applause other waya—from my aon, daughter, husband and a lot of new golf partners. Incidentally, I'm not a new loaer. My weight’s .^Jere-J.am,.mimiehing Soplut 7\ick«r, Jn-OM-way, I -been off a low yenra. but I still rememl>er Aydis^ h a d a lo t m o re to o ffer m y a u d ien ce: 2&0 pourufi. in case my scale and I have n ahowdown, Af£^ a piece in front of anyone. Then, when everyone all, I don't want to have to go back to “acting" waa in bed, I’d got up and, if hoU the cako was happy when it’a ao much nicer to bo myself. /eft. I'd cat it. Neit day, ^foro my family got homo, I ’d buy another cako ju st like it, c a t half BEFORF. AND AFTER and they’d all think I hadn't touched n crumb. MEASUREMENTS I attribute ray eating io my parenta’ never Before After allowing mo to have Bwoota'ftfl a child. W hen I m arried, I decided to oat w hat I want^jd. Nervea H eight 5'4V4" 5'4V /' and emotiona, of courae, compounded the aitua- Weight 260 lbs. 128 lbs. tion. Yet my husband never insulted mo. Once, Bugt 46" 37" howovor^ rio did • propoaition *me. **Loao some WaiBt 44" 26" weight and I’ll buy you a mink stole.” I took Hipa . . app. 46" 3 ^ ' him up on it and took off 50 pounds. But no Itn ’t it great / look like thia for myJtSth wedding anni- D ross . — 24% 8-10 aoonor did I have the atolo than I started to uer$aryf It't the beatgi/t I could jiit* m y huMband. r THENYOUMUSTPAV FOR r H E e x r R / i c o s r ’ OF A PRIVATE ROOM O R A PRIVATE NURSE

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YOU HAVE SEEN DOUBLEKNITS FOR OVER $20 A PAIR Now it’s almost like getting one FREE! No Iron. 100'^? Polyester DoubleKnit. Handsome Modified J ,Elare__BQttoin.s. Shish Pockets. Wide belt loops for today’s wide belts. And, the smartest, most sensible price around7 |Try Haband and sec for yourself! If You Are Already Wearing BLUE I__ DauhlaJ(nils^waJ£alu ta You! DOUDLEKNtT- You know obout thoir fjood looks, amazing comfort, -rf ond oasv coro convonionco. But oh, that price. Now, ffib tn d V l o ^ “ Uir*“ $25 pir pair co^rt only $19.95,^^™ - ^ - •rui for TWO PAIR I The handsome colors and Even the most successful porfoci fit win ploaso you. too. Just UY it I Top Executives like lo save Only Haband carries all these sizes money. Especially v^hen for you never thought existed in Knits Haband Slacks are just as good looking and j ust as com fortable as higher price DoubieKnits

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Wear this oaay-ourc polyester paiil.a and lop team and find yourself with lots of • time for casual adventures) Long; sleeve polyester blouse in assorted bright prints. Double knit crepe stitch pants c i n m -Peuture—straiRht leg: styImg^ claslicr waistband. In a {'reat array of fall *Was *25 Misses’ Warm Textured colors. Misses’, sizes 32 to 30, Tops; Sizes 10 to 20, Pants. Plush Ptle Pant Coat C«) wild . . . He diflcreni . .. in this e.\citinf{ plush pile coat. ^ on 1! love the look of a soft teddy hear and at the same time look dn’ssed up. Great for any occasion! *l>rice in Fall 1971:------' ■

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Shows picliirra four wayH . . . T i o m in l .speed,- revorso, slill iiiid slow iiiolionl Anloinnlic lliroailiiiK. *In 1971. CHAHGK IT tm Sean Hemlxini] Charge ‘ #I6W,'AB7' iCfficicntSliunipooer-Polisher /A iiphanfft. I'^rfpling' WaUr lltaUr$. «ir CimiHler Vnc with Attachments Tirti, lUllrriti 4 I'a in t al*n a/.W « • -A p flia n ff S io r tt' (JIWANdKn.lIT^II - r r t i — , MUHItAY • KAST SMO S<) 9th K SIKiAliMOIISK

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