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VOL67NO:257 tW IN FAILS IDAHO', SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7\ 1971 ‘ *TWEr^TY,4:ENTS' Gem consumer bill chances good

nUPERT - TTio chairman of assume" the amondmcnts committee follows federal default or dcfennent. payments," Antone Said, would including revolving loan con> the*HouBe Business CDmn)lttee, would be approved’ by his recommendations tliat ^loro bo — Exempt 75 per cent of an bo prohibited. Ttiose are tracts would be 46 per cent for lUp. Steve Antono, U'Rupert, cuhniilttoo and by tho high ceilings placed off' loans. omployo’i) wages and a payments which start out tow the first 1300,'21 per cent for the told Ihe Tlmes-Newfl that o 98- legislature. Under such o situation, An- m inim um of 40 times tho and suddenly Jump to a high' next $700, and 15 per cent on the page bill regulating consumer Thi bill would provide an tone said, compotition would federal minimum wage rate per rate, often making It dlfficdt remainder of the loan. loims has a good chonco of equivalent. In state law of tho establish loan ceilings. * week from garnlslunerlt. for a purchaser to complete — In contrast with revolving ^paadU go If Interest roto Federal 'Consumer Credit . Tlie prbposed uniform con­ — An emjiloyor could not payments at tho end of tlie sales 'contracts would be pet"- ‘ limitations can bo added to the Protection Act now in effect. sumer credit code before discharge an employe liccause borrowing,period. mlttcd to clutrge a maximum' bin. According to Antono, the amendment, would Incluite tlio of wage garnishment to collect Interest rate of 2 per cent per ivovlslons of the federal law following provisions: a consumer detrh •— ‘llie act would remove montli for tho first 1500 and 1.5 The key Maglt VuUoy would bo declared inapplicable — Require Ulsclo.suros of restrictions placed on banks in pur ccnt per montli for the • legislator said mimy solons to Idaho If U)o Idaho law is dollar amount and annual rate — A three buslncsii day certaUi ty ^ s of loans. Any ■fcinnlnd»>r. ..w ant Uic provisions of' the acci)ptable to tho Federal of finance charges, the (foliar “cooling off period” ut)uld bo lending Institution would bo — 'njo minimum charge for state’s ' usury law and sniull Reserve Hoard. Utah and ^umouiit of insurance hTT

, SPACE CENTKU, Houstpn lExhaastod from their mla- style. An explosion in an toward a Tue.^ay splnslidown Heuding you loud and dear. “ BeauUful.’' said ground con* {UPD—n ie lr spaceslilp work- siun, tlic space fliers tiirncd Oxygen tank ripped Apollo 13 In Uie South Pacific. 000 miles “We had a good burn arid trollor Bruce McCandless,' It«p. Antonv, ll-Kupcri Ingllko clockwork nndseemliig- d} on Uie back.side orUie here," said StuarC A. Roosa, .During man's longest stay on tlie most venturesome and |Dy comparison to Apollo 13's command ship's main engine moon and eight tense minutes w,Annr

after two extensive moonwalks Allied V golf shot Shepard took when Uie meet set that ended when Shepard serious work was done. knocVcd a golf baH ‘“mUes and Trail lltfTlnd Mlkhcll rocketed Uie JEROM E - R.J. Relclihard, B|> cak. ^ forces President of tlie SouUi-Central Tlie committee of six CAA Laos raid d e a r members, will seek to overhaul Community Action Agency p.m. EST Friday, and redockcd and review part of the CAA ’The astronauts had been board 4uild Saturday a meeting SPACE CENTER. Hoiiaton wiU) Uio Kitty llaw k 9ne hour unable to get the docking of the CAA planning committee program of activities. shelled (UPD—Astroniiul Frank Bor- and 47 minutes later. mechanism to work when Uiey will bd held Tuesday In Hurloy, RoicW>ard said. A meeting of „ .... . mim, who orbited the nioon In Ttioy U-ansferred more Uian Uio Jerome unit of tho CAA la first headed for tho moon. They with the time to bo announced. SAIGON (UPI)-NorUi Viet-, wasn’t loo concorhed hints fa ll 100 pounds of moon rocks tried six times last Sunday Jerry Dougherty, planning scheduled Thursday at tlie Qty mim^ese ^K^new-- ilk Uios I fired uuiuiuuygaiurday MtlCIIwhen IVit «|L,|IUUP,ship. 1 Li 1 ( M <1 1X1 officer from the Seattle regional .Hall,, beginning at B p.m Ibo «rst tlmo Saturday on Alan B. Slicpord and Edgar D .: „WASHINGTON (U P D — -flUppUes.atULJa under.-sorloua . lauiahed.0llMrauch-mo(m-dmL4&night before flnaUy getting Uie ...... --mejr office of tho sponsoring Offico of consider the day care. Cf I n VI«1 nm Mitchell mlu*it got last In tliolr admlnlstraUon appeared Sntur- con.slderatlon and Uiat a go- possible, and t u r n e d i - y i e ^ ^ ^ * ^ * ^ using Economic Opportunity, will program for Uio community, ui Uio norUiern scctor of Routli AlUiough no official s|»kes- olomcnts from Uio 20,00(knan pioneer -agreement with Uie .Jerome Vielnam.-U.S: mllltftry spokes- man would comment on Uils SouUiBoU) VloUiamesoUie Uastoff and task redock- forcr telecast back to earUi allowed - United MoUiodlst .Qiurch to XiM men said cau.>io of the crash Ing were welcome milestones In mllUons of viewers to see the possibility, It was reliably liow masse Despite Uie tensbns, Uie dies «.urcc.,.that a borto. croMlne -DcmllltflriiHl t>»rl ™ bo able to help M children,'*.; -partlcliiiitlng.In.Operation De-. ■ OAKLEY ~ ■ Mrs: Amiihda Relchhard said tho agency Voy Canyon II near tho Ijiotlan to destroy Comn,unl»t mUltary Oo«aU»„ Dcwcy Canvon II.- ■ S L t f an“ K - Beck Whltoloy, an Oakley “What are you doing way would agree wiUi Uio MeUuxUst border, they said. VITERBO, Italy (UPI)-An batteries in the ascent stage of pioneer and Uiotljo moUicrmotlier of Mrs. QiurchChurch to reimburse the church NorUi Vietnamese gunners ihrmnrl. Uio'lander. down Uiere, oh fearless one," Joseph (Mary) Salisbury of for Uic cost of utUltles and fired two barrages of rockets f S m S norS 0 Guerrillas strike “BeauUful, normal docking," Roosa called out when he first T^_i> 0 -11- .n.,1 «» »»,« ___ • ______1______riii______*u UicU i e Lario...... loouiuis...... norm 01 • Twin Falls, died I*Vlday at Uio -Janitorial services, maintain' on American positions north of "-'“ exclaimed Mitchell, “We got-a sa#.hla:companlons approad)- - Rome Snturdaynlght. dcmoUsli- By United rresrlntcmallonal- and Uasted a train. homo of a daughter, Mrs. the property in good condiUon. K)io Sanh, spok(!.unen at tho ing nrom below. Ing buildings In several villages Israel's mUltary ^ command ih o flareupBU«rrlU« of ''“f'* ' ■ George W. Taylor, In Salt Lake and pay for any damages or sce/io said, and also liit and causing scores of casual- said Saturday at least four acUvity In territories occupied aty . “ wear a n d . tou r" to tho Vielnameso unlU In Uio same Ues. Arab guerriUas wore kiUed and by tho Israelis cam e. as Funeral services will be premlMs, carry puUlc liability urea wlUi morUir barrages. One Government officials said at (wo IsraoU soldiers wounded In Premier Golda Molr, I n a conducted on Mrs. Whiteley's Insurance covering Uie children American was killed and throe least 14 persons were killed and a series of clashes in Uio tolovlslon Interview, aU but 86U1 birthday, Tuesday, at tho and adults involved In Uie .wounded by rockcts tliat hit a O ld plant goes 90 oUiers inlurod In'the quake, occupied Gaia Strip, Golan reJected'Egypt 's.offor to permit Oakley First Ward LDS Oiapel. project, adjust tho program of posiUon of the 1st Brigade, 5Ui which struck towns surrouiidhig Helt^its and Jordanian west clearance of tho Suez Canal If Slie was bom Feb. 9 ,16&5, at Uie center so Uiat It would not Mechanlred Division, Viterbo about.J^mlles^iocth of bank. Guerrilla mbie explosions Uie Israelis start withdrawing, Alpine. Utah, one of 15 children conflict wlUi church programs, ,Tiic four casunlUcs were Uie Roirte. wounded seven oUier persons bom to Jacob Stevenson Beck and provide lockable storage first as a result of d l r ^ on block again and ElizabeUi Healey Beck. She facUlUes. Communist fire in Uio week-Ald moved to Oakley in 1009, Tlie agreement Is expected to operuUon. Four other Amori- TWIN FALLS- a t y officials wells driUed by Uie city on one following her marriage to bo signed tho first of the week, can.^ havo been killed by wUl make a seconi attempt portion of Uie property and used Joseph Earl WhlUley. Relchhard said, and would be Conmiunist mines and booby Monday to dispose of Uifi flltfer to supply domestic water to U»e {Obituary, P«ge2) . valid for Uie remal/idcr 0/ W l lr«p« In the oroA. plant property souUi of town d ty system. Terms of Uie sale through public auction., at 10 are cash at the time of the B in. in Uie city hall au dlt^um . purchase and the city reserves Tlie property consists of Uie Uie right to remove certain old fUter {dant buUdlng, a large mechanical equipment stored in Ponderosa chain brick structure and 16 acres of Uie buUdlng. The plant has been fArm land. A r«^l^ldence is nlao unuscd Uie past several years located on Uie property. since Mmpletloh of Ih) City's'" Bidding wUl start at Uie ap­ new water system which takes praised value figure of 123,500. water directiy from the weUs city Manager Jean Mllar, and from Uie &iake River plans outlined Canyon north of U»« city. No BU^oneer.'sald. In December a simUar sale fUterlng Is ^ecessary wlUi Uie By GEORGIA LAYTON ■pine trees beige motels will bo able to reduce was held and while soven new system and smsiU amounts Tlme«-News Corfeipoudent background. operaUng costs by purchasing persons aattended Uiere were no of chlorine are Injected dlrwrtly BURLEY - Tlie Ponderosa “ We have 54 motels In mind supplies direct from the bids off«offered, a ty Manager into Uie system fct Uie water Inn Is goUig nationwide. who have expressed Interest In manufacturers. Forschler said. MUar said since tjiat Ume he sources. . George Forschler, President Uie arrangement," Forschler Eventually. Uie corporaUon wUl has been caUed by a number of When Uie fUter plant was bi and chairman of tho board of said. Hie board of directors and maintain a warehousing persons Interested la operation, Uie d ty used diake trustees, told a news conference stookboldere of Ponderosa Inns, fsclllUes in Burley to supply Uie persons Interested In the Itiv^r water* from the local Saturday Uiat___ —Ui© ----- Ponderosa,--- Inc., a closed corporation, will many , items needed In ihotel troperty who B«id they f m canal ayatem. Becauwi of ----- B fte r ^ r e r ^ a n i" o f“pl«nningj—ineet FVb;S0 bi BtWeytdtledde—operallonrfrom-lln«ns-to-fur^; ypia 11* MyrthH ■iiAlpn__ agricultural silt and other will sponsor , formation of a Uie InlU^ ttcope of operaUons. nlture, directly^, advertised because of Uie pollution It,was necessary to run naUonwlde dialn of Ponderosa and how many motels will be EventuaUy,- Vorschler said. interest following Uie flrst and Uie water through « number of Inns, all carrying the aame allowed to carry Uio Ponderosa patrons of the Ponderosa Inns d ty officials believe Uiey wlU be fUter beds and bijed large name and In niany cases, buUt name. ^ wiU be able to reserve rooms In i ^ e to find a new owner ^ u n t s of powder chlorine for to B almllar deslgn.. Tlw corporation alma at a m y motel from any oUier protection of Uie healUi of Ibcal The first conh'act has been statewide chain, then a Nor- rnotel. A teletype link between , Not bicluded in the sale wr« residents. signed wlUi the Flamingo Inn of Uiwestem aeries of unlta, and the motels will, be installed to Idaho Fails, which w ill be eventually Will have motel* expedite communlcaUopa. extensively remodeled to throughout the nation, For' The Ponderosa Inn^ cor* upgrade Its .facUlUes. >It...... wUl adiler said. •• " poraU^in has spent |9.6.mUUon I n s i d e . . carry the name Ponderosa Inn A new motel wUl be biillt bi In Ute Burley area to date b at the conclusion of th6 Nampa, west of BoIm ; by the -constructing their sizeable ~Puhlic~Foru m ' -.TTTlVS remodeling, Forschler said. «ndrfUwye«r,la Wndenwa'i operat^ and In.dw loplng^ Bach 'l^nderosa Inn will d n t venture Into S b^w estem franchise ' ' ‘ concept, Jorachligi. . Neui'tofirte ...... P . 1 0 feature A giant name sign 70 Idaho. CSl’i Eaglet...... 4 P . 14 M h l ^ wlU) 9 'Veader board" E ad i franchise for a new ■ The offloerl of' the cor­ tor local attracUons, which can, motel wUl cost the,owner 112,600 poration Include Forschler, Vietnam decition ...... ;.. R-IB — be Idwered electriciJly at U» to carry Um name, Tbe cor- president; W.B. Whlteley, 'push of a button for changing p6ratlon wUl provide training OaUey, vice Resident; Glen boa corpontioo |o o P e n n y P a r a d e ...... ^...... P . 1 9 Kunau, Butl^y, secretary- the legend. In addition, each (or motel executives . at Uie Going hr ihcfr uUniil trmchU* nhmbjr hsilaau Jamtnofee.,...... s ...... P. 2 S motel wUl have IdenUc^ car­ Burley h e a d q u a r ^ , aiid can treasurer, and Vanness Ah- kma»aibni FancUer, oa peting throughout Uie bbby and provlte managen(«itpereonnel dersos^, Golden Grlgg and Dan ) 5 . « l M a x la ttw cctiporttta* (IraW m t and ehabtum »l tka Faricy-uiork .. . » ...... P.; 2 9 all hallw ajn. carrying Uie. where, needed. Uowarth, all Burley, and Lewis n a tio n a l board ol (a m alaBdlii*, la tee^iiaryteaaamtf, {Hmderosa emblem of Uiree In addition, Uie chain of H a q ^ , Ogdtm, Utah, directors. aBdW.B.llUttlir. Mated, la TioofreaUatf.- . ^ ' J TlniM-N«wi, Vwin Ftllt, Idaho Sunitey, T«bru»ry. 7, 1971 ' \ “On behalf of out senior Cithent. J. Geam land control need em

. TWIN F A U ^ - The White - In-reirtarks made to the hero. federal domain. Carmichael charged the report immune to state taxation, Clouds controversy forcibly TImcs-Nows Martin said he felt Martin stfid ho believes there Martin and Donald M. Car- seems to promote taking care of "The ' in-lleu payment brought to the attention of Idaho may have been suffering "needs to bo some protection" michael,* Boudler, Colo., the nation’s immediate lust for proposal of the Public Land- Idahoans the need for puUie under an. "It can't Jioppcn here In tho White Clouds^ but representative of the Sierra affluence instead of taking a Law Haview C2ommlssion has __ land pnd cnvironmonta] con- syndrome”, as charged Fflday tle'clined (o comment further Club, who spoke Friday, broad look at the best long- urgent interest iaIdlaho in ^e w - 6l5rJohif^KFMaH!rt.-Prlert petyling mmpjatlonjimij - a l a f l a a ^ p r rnptfo iL«wyp, nf ______■ of the larBe acreages of Tver. Qxecutlve director of tho .Sierra Qub, but tlio situation of a study which tiie Forcai FyBirc t-and~IiUW ■ novlow- "'“ Morttn Baid'**rfeel'the mos{"rnulltTpl6-dBe-nauonal-rof«8il-: Idaho Conimlssion on PcdcrpI has gotten better in (ho paM two Service Is conducting in Umt Commission Ileport. . important public lands land in this spectacularly Land I^ws, said Saturday in years when the public has region. . The two men-, while In legislation that will be brought beautiful state which haye been Twin Falls. l)ogun to realixe It can liappen ' I>uring^a speech Saturday disagreement on some aspects up In the foi^com lng session of proposed'for preservation in a njornlng-boforo tho winter (rf-thereport.-eKpresaedaimliflr— two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Me- George Wrlfjit, Port Angeles, Pleasant View Cometery., Stocks J r , Kevon James Annest, Burley, putting his home here. ^ announced Saturday tiiut ulj In 1923, slie was Instrumental Mullin, Idaho Falla, and Mrs. Wash.; Kenneth' Wright, BUrley, under the direction of Stocte and Gregory «nd money Into packing meter . proceods from cutter races He was married to tlio former In changing tlie drinking-water Anna Jones, Henderson, Colo., Iwcvelland, Tex., and Glenn personnel from tlio Mountain one daug l)tcr,^;«an e ^ c k s , Harry Turner taking topcoat off slated at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Marilyn EsUnger ol Twin Falls. suppfy of Oakley, when. Uio and 10 grandchildren. Wright'.Ellensburg, Wash.; five Homo Air Force Base. all at home In Fort W o ^i; his in district courbroom In Burley. I^catello rc^eo grounds will be Slio was Magic Valley rodeo original supply began to mottle Graveside services will be daughters, Mrs. W. J. (Mar- Col. Stocks died in Uio crasli parents, Mr. and Mrs. Preston .. Mrs. Uoyd Ramsey, Burley, presented to tho family of the queen in lOGO. chlldi'en’s teeth. conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Jorio)Hale,Gooding; Mrs. D. L. of on Air Force F-lllA In opening desk drawer. . . Robert late Dale Ihler. Survivors Include tlireo sons, Elmwood Cemetery, Gooding, (I^cllle) Dilscher, Bul-k, Va.; Louisiana while on a routine Alexander attending CSI ball Mr. Ihler, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. 'llio cutter, racing event Winslow Beck Wliltoley, and by Rov. Robert Slagel of tlio Mrs. C. F. (Nadine) Curtis, fllRht on Jan. 8, near Covington. JUHs. Calif., and Anthony W. ^ Agnes Young, Ernest Ihler. Filer, was killed begins at 1 p.m. Sunday. Josepli Redd Wlilteloy, botli Assembly of God Church. Ventura, Calif.; Mrs. ,C. F. He was bom Oct. 3, 1032, in Hollywood, Calif.; |wo setting white, paper m m • ¥711 W¥ •-! Oakley, and Jolm M. Wliltoley, Friends may call at Thompson (Betty) Edwards, Eureka, Burley, and graduated from ^sters, Mrs. Ray (Sabra uack down by her feet. . . And V n l l c y r l O S p i t D l S SaULakoClty;rivcdnughtcr8, Qiapel, Gooding,_on Monday Calif., and Mrs. H. L. (Rama) Burley lUgii Scliool In 1950. He „ overheard, "Do you suppose tho Mrs. George (Helen) Tnylorj and until 10 a.m. Tuesday. U w ln , Tacoma, Wash.; a attended Brigham Young Mrs. Jolm (Sheela) Eames, wind will blow? broUier, H. R. Boyd, Tulsa, University for. two years, and Provo, Utah, and his grand- CoHsia Memoriul St. llunediel’K Salt Lake Qty.; Mrs. Josopli (Mary) Salisbury, Twin Falls; Okla.; two sisters. Mrs. Bessie enlisted in Uie Alr^Force In' moUiers, Mrs. Mary Stocks, Admitted Admitttd Mrs.Robert(AllceboUi)A.«iljby, W J K I o Carter, Carthrldge, Mo., and April, 1953. . [^ng Beach, Calif., and Mrs. n n m P i l Eugene Stater, Burley; Qiarlea Miller, Mrs. Milo Pasadena, Calif.; Mrs. Loftls ' I M V C I l Mrs. loicUle Palmor, Phoenix, He was chosen for the Luella Bulkeley, Burley. W - i n n c r b n a m C O Frank Johnson, Fort Carson, Condo and Mrs. Kent Wlilte, all (Blancho) Sheffield, Provo, TW7M T?A!T Q _ Mra wii.Jn Arlz. and 10 grandchildren and aviation cadet program, I^ocal f lo r a l arrangement t WIN FA L I^ - 'Hie Twin Colo.; Kelly Altman, aeordeld, Jerome; and Mrs. Kenneth Utah, and Mrs. Owen (Joyce) „ Uiree great-grandchildren. receiving his wings and com- were made by the McCulloch Dtmlicato Utah, and Andrew Anton, Johi)ston. nichndd. Jacobsen,, W ^iington, D. C.; -i^jnpnijg IjjcjjjjncM *^unoraI services will bo mission as serondlieutenant In Funeral Homo,Burley.nn n o u n S the Rupert. announced «>DUmlt^sed . one l^othcr. ltfod Fields &Tturdny morning 7 tlio ^ Force In February, 1055, following winners; North ond ______D jim lsied ______- Mrs.-Undo Medlock, Twin Salt-Lakc City; one aislcr, Mrs. . tliompaon CSinpol, GoodlnB. liy “I nryaii,_ To

, Minidoko McmoriM ______S r W I U r r F i S ’t o w .lio M r ° ' y F v n n n " H i ” d Mr** ■ Admitted MhrIc Vnllcy Mcnioriiir Melody d ark, Alvin Burton Jr., EHlls Olson, Sam Fuentes, Admltttd WHS u loriner momucr ui nnrtlflniifwl n thn Air Vnrrn ^ ** Special meoung or me i.vu’n,in t«i.u Vnii nt Pnun« Idaho Stato Nursos GOODING — Rayfield , Tnrhnftlnuv l^hcrt Stuart and O'Leary . a Opal'Mlttelstead, all Rupert; Roubon Soils, Cleo Hum- -Elaine Darley,-Heybum, and- t^irey, Rlchfu-d Miller, Mrs^ Mo^lM ,rv-“ RM rlJl -M rndSS l i o K r ^ In lOM ho urad^^ ™«h School Parent- V a l l O V B * * l 0 f S Tommy B ^ ley, toth Heybum, Jolin .Scholes, Grenii NelsonT Fred KunardriJurlcy; Sienry Mrs. Itol^rt Salinas and Millle Kay, all Twin Falls; Mrs. Gary a m Slic wns Worried to Uwrenco porcnU nortliousl of Gooding. university nl Ijibbock,. ^ nudllorluiti' at v' h» Filer lloostcr d ull . Anderson, Paul. * Niven on Get. la, 1011, at no wna born Sept. 28. 1035, In p.m. Doyt SImcoo, school » « ! «PO"f r a Irnp rtool at 12 Diimlsied Clillders, Gooding; Fayctto m fnmHv »Jo*eman. Mont. Mr..Nlven dlcd Lovlhgton, N.M. Ho attended nnS^ guidance director, will present - Melody Clark,- Mrs. linden P*ckr;P^atello; -Mrs- Clydo ^ h c . . ^ . m i l y _ p g ^ s t 8 . , . ^ ^ school and was graduated from m NoHJi ^ l e S ! thoprogram.JIo willalsJ report north^md<«omile w Xfoss and son, Sam Walters'. Johnson, Hanson;- Grover J. Ruben ...... i______vw. woriang at worui American- ,____ ^7^ Flier. PriMH will" npimin Edith Lowder, Justo Vela, aU Beem, Nellie Brabb and Harold Cirr‘SLl°rv'^oVDrlul!^“m »0"«. No" rockweirCo^prraUr'Tlo “> Ve«Ulrition (or IncomN ' I l f ' P r U o » - w ir Incli Von Weller, all BulU; Hazel HobcrtG.NIvcn. Kimberly, and lie marrlo“-l«ya, hams and bacon. Rupert; Tommy Bailey, Young University, Provo, Utah. j „ „ „ , ^ ^ t a t e d l h o W M ^ Career orlontntlon will also bo Martinson, Castloford; Mrs. lleyburn; Dee Benson, llome; a brother, Earl SmIU,, Nevada. ™ covercd by tho school coua- Springfield, Utah; Clifford Dwight Perkina,. Kimberly; Fairfield, Mont.; tour sisters. For tlio past (our years ho has („ j„tv bi parents ot nlnoth Burns, Burley and Dolsa Hiomaa R: Wilson, Jerome; l i o b e r l s o j l Mrs. l j » (Joanle),Dawea, San been employed by tho Nevada A.jn ni,,i “luilents are urged In Carlscn, Paul. Leonard . McDcflrman__and. l U U C r i b O J l ------Mt^-M^. aarlertcarrlo) HighwayDcpartm^ S “d to ^ air ta Births Elizabeth Thorne, * both JEnOMlS-Keaneth William ““'Ww.Nowburg Ora ; Mrs. way patr^^^ ifid , S,d“ rvod a to S , A son was bom to Mr. and Sliosliono. Mrs. U D ell F. Anderson, Paul. Dismissed nobertson, 0.1, Jerome, died o( Mac M Y|;<; P». Sa^W tag, be.,ldes his w l t o p . S t i p e n d S C t Mrs. Mamie Peters, Mrs. natural causes Saturday at his and Mrs. Hugli (Esther) of Hawthorne, arc a son, Thunderchlof. with tho Mary Holland, Mrs. Robert homo in Jerome. 0 No IrLynw ood, C alif.; a Mlchae Curoton, llenderMnn, miaaion of seeking out enemy TWIN FALLS - W.G. Gooding Memorial Perrlne,. Gene Cagel, Mrs. Funeral services are pending S b destroying Strasser, Rupert, has sot up an Admitted Harold ^ I t h , Mrs. Richard and will bo announced by Hove grimddaughters. Lewis (Bud) C ^eto n ,G oo (^g , annual scholarship of $300 In Stanley Burden, Gooding, and Roberts and son, Mrs. Richard Qiapel, Jerome. brother, and flvo a brother, C^ij^ureton. ^ ^ ^ ^^m ory of his mother. Mrs. Mrrf.--tarry Maxwell, Glenns Wontwortli, Mrs. M ichael sisters iireceded her in doaUi. Garden Grove, C^ITTand two carrio E Strasser at the' Ferry. O’Dell and daughter, Andrew Dismlfied Brain, Mrs. Bob Wtilto, George Funct-al Services LeRoy Bickford, Gooding, Sparrow, Mrs. Vulrl Dawson and Mrs. Ralpli Tliompson, Sr.. Mrs. 'Hiomas M. Hensliall TWIN FALLS - Funeral ]|ov. Edgar Toov^a of the XJnited ,N ^ . Korean Kolllulan TVonhy. Prospective students ond —QlennsT r y r jmd-nnn„Mri.-noUim-KldwcU. Rlrihs luid dauglitor, Jennie Elaino A daughter was bom to Mr', Harris. Violet Herbst, Mary and Mrs. Larry Maxwell, Brown, Winnie Hampton and Glenns Ferry. Patrick Payton, all TwinFalls; — a — .a,U„dcoUego,«^.lns.ald. Mrs. Tliomas Keaswell, Mrs. Margartit Jansen and Mrs. William Whittington, all a ^ i r s ' ; r j ! . “ n o r ; s ; ' o : . a , , ' ' : „t, n . prd,, cau,. . „ , / d u ? ' . T W W r ' ' ' s ? . . ^ ^ ^ siiiiscuinioN »ATi:s Jerome; Tracej^ , Road, 12:30 p jn . Tuesday. Pvl. Nielsen Is a 1070 n u , which ho was bllotbig TIIKTIMKS.NI.Ui; Harelton; Wprron Fowler, graduate o( Filer High Scliool. when tho piano crashed. I wlii TulU. Murtaugh; Hurrison Zllllox, HEYBURN - Services for News Of Ills wife, Anita, also lives In Ho was an acUvo member o( Uy Ctii'rifi’ Kimberly; Mra. Francis Arthur Lincoln Roberts will bo I^lor. the LDS Church and at the tbnii IV rM o n lli German nnd daughter^ Burley; hold ot 1 p jn . Monday ot the ( D u lly A .W d iiy ) . S2.r>0 Mrs. Joseph (^uosnell and Heybum LDS AVard OutpeK- Servicemen Uy M ull dauglitor and baby boy Miller, Concluding rites will bo In _lwtff_niililf_Fllyji Mnrgnn, HAZELTON r* I^ ’t. Michael _ -lUvorsido-Qunotory BrKlmballrSOrBOn of M r.'and~ | .H le rj Donald E.Rehwalt, Paul, (l)ullyVi Sumluy) n 1 -# Mrs. Charles C. Kimball, Route Twin Falls Cemetery I M o n O i...... 82,7r» and Russell C. Ilollenback, TWIN FAIJLS — .SorvlMS for 2, has com plet^ olglit woeks of Rupert.'- ...... »7.7."> -Donald lU y will bo held at 1 Army basic training at Ft. Ord, Salad a Companion Let whiia you ara togathar... 6M onthu . . . > . Sri.>'>4) Birihi- pin.,M onday at White Mw- Calif. Ho attended Valley High W« olfar a ctioica of (lot markar, roltad marker . 1 Vi‘4r-. .... : * 2 7 .0 0 Sons were bom to Mr. and tuary Chapel. F in d r ^ s will be school and tho College of or prIvuta'abovB-oround burial. ■ JVluil aiibtirripliitiiu u rr r jii; Mrs. Jolm Scholos and Mrs. in Sunset Memorial iPark. Southem Idtho, Twin Falls. His Sallie Simnionji, Twin Falls, rd only whrr* rarrlrr drUv- wife, Marie, also lives on R o u t ^ l and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight rry U not maintainrd. KETCHUM - Rosary for 2. Hawlton. Perkins, Kimberly. A daugliter Margaret S. Venable will be 1 Adult was bom to Mr., and Mrs. recited at 7 p.m. Sunday and JEROM E — Ma]. Merlin D. Gobert Salinas, Twin FalU. . TIIVfES-NEVt'S requiem mass celebrated at lO Darling, son of Mr. and I^ s . Conmpaniop Spaces ITmrMondayrboth’lit Oitt Xday"DarreU ErDarUngrirocelved thfl” | ^’‘-“ WITHPERPETOArCARE s Ob s c r I b e iis of the Snows Catholic Church. Army Commendation Medal Fi'nish course Final rites will bo in tHo Kot- during ceremonies at the for,tt(;rvic

TWIN FALLS - A former resourcefulness and to his ^ Twin Falls -man, C.E. courage.’ . McAdamfl, now an electrical . McAdams is continuing, his , engineer for Boeing, has work with the space program, . received ihe Presidential Medal according to his moUier, Mrs. ' W Freedom which was awarded Earl McAdoms of Twin Palls.' to the Apollo 13 Mission ins work is extremely Involved. (> )esraUorWTeam. ra tio rIsT e am '. ----- " BiH Tm i HaCB I i W illturUig a ll d ata , McAdams, a.iB6r|{t'aduat6~0f eniaTHithTg~W m ipftee-niflbUT'-- theTwin FallsHlglt School, was including Apollo H , i now ' orte of a large group of scientists- *he«dlng for a moon landingr-As ----- .and«nglneerft-who-fl(ruggled-to-*aBelcnll8tri('ls-his-Job-to-h«lp' rescue the three astronauts solve any In-fliglit problems, after the mid-«pace explosion and solvo tiicm ■ bcforo ■ they threatened the entire space become serious. program with tragedy. McAdams was Honored Ttie citation, s l^ e d by Pres. eorlicr In the Apollo spifcofllght Richard Nixon, and presented program for contribution? to tho on April 18, 1970, says, !‘We safety of men In spacti; often -speak of scientific Ho discovered a major error *mlracles' — forgetting that In tho olcctrlcal linkup between there are not miraculous tlie lunni' lander and command happenings at ifll, but raUier tlie modulo wliich could have DISCOUNT PRICES EVERY DAY product of hard work, long spelled disaster In flight, and hours ond disciplined in> was'instrumental in correcting WHY WAIT FOR A BUSY WEEKEND TO DO YOUR FOOD SHOPPING ? tclllgence. Uie potential malfunction. “Tho men and women of tho McAdams has been listed on Apollo 13.. mission operations tho ‘‘Roll of Honor" In tho space teom performed , such a program, which will bo placed miracle, transforming potential prorn|ncntly In tho library of tragedy into one of tho most Congress and tho Smithsonian dramatic rescues of all tlmo," Institution. In addition, t}ie.w Nixon's Commendation suli). space pioneers wiU i)o honored "Years of Intense preparation on a permanent memorial to bo made this recue p98slblo...Tlio consU'Uclod In U»e neanfuture. skill, coordination and per- McAdums graduated > from formance under prcs-mo of Uie tlie University of Idalio In 1D60 mission operations team made wiU) 0 degree in olectrlcnl it hoppen. engineering. He i» married and "Three brave ostrohnuts aro has Uiroo children — Uic Jotest^ alive and on Earth bocauso of born Just over o wpek ago In their dedication and bccause In Houston, Texas, where ho hns U»e crlUcftl moments tho people, resided for sovernl years while of that team were wise enough affiliated witli tho space and self-posscRsod cnougli to -program, nuiko tiie right decisions. Tlioir M cAdam s’ father, Earl Freshly Ground extraordinary feat 1h a tribute McAdams, Is a mcml}or of Uie Form Fresh Whole to m an’s Ingenuity, to his Twin Foll.'r^FIre .Department. Head Lettuce Fancy fryers Ground Beef Iceberg — Groatjroat Big HeadsH< O’Leary honor U .T O .A .. In spoftod Buy Any Sizo Packago You Nood ir Wholosomonoss A t This Low Prico, Por P o u n d

lb : 1_ _ 8 students named Fancy Golden Bananas c . 1 2 " TWIN FALLS - Nlntii- botham, Bonnie Hrannc, Jim Russet Potatoes S!'°n.., 2 0 ;:, 82" graders at O ljia ry Junior High Musser, Scott McNees, Debra ■ . 3 2 ' School outdistanced their Conrad, Marilyn Jonc,«i,_Kn!^[»_ M b. Boef Short Ri Wicklow/ n i . ' 59" 1 0 ; : , 6 8 " younger compatriots in Florence, Q-aig Day, Cindy Russet Potatoes u'fv ochlevlng high grades, ac­ Asay, Ella Jlmlnoz and Rova i-ib. Ruhy Frankfurters 1*1.0. 59" Ground Chuck c„„.v cording to tlie first semester Johnson. TexaSweet Grapefruit R«(J 9" lionor roll. Ninth grade: Katiilccn Calico, Fryer Breasts U.S.O.A. ClioU* lb. 1.09 TlJo principal's list, of Cindy Jnrdlno, Larua Navel Oranges 8 ;:, 98" stral^it'A students, Includes 12 Newberry, Tliereim Kramer, lo

«i. Nabisco Cookies Banquet Fried Chicken H b. 1 .8 6 56" Sp«(lol Pocli — fomlly Sli* 66" 34^«. Now The Time To Bel-oir Cherry Pies 47' Saltine Crackers 2 ,1 6 3 - Prell shampoo . I ' 4 MO' Replacc Your Electric SUPER SAVERS DISCOUNT PRICES Conc«ntral« ■ l , » I T Water Heater ao^(. Downy 33^1. Pacquin Hand Cream Can 48" Fabric Softener. jSp*(l(il h>cl> SaHU 74" SUh... g r « Quart 4.|l*il Dry Skin f«rntulu I.HU n Del.Monte Prune. Juice t*HU 51" (■iicb 45" Receive a •25 KIIcIum 13 Inch X <1 / 1) I>*U(loui 37" Aluminum Foil Crofl 35 I'm)'*10 D«l MonU Safew ay Dlccffunl Store* ALLOWANCE Green Beans Pr«neh StyU 23" Purina Dog Chow ’"'"5.59 In A ll O f These Tow na: *B o Im *Twln Foili ^’or n Limited Time Only - Green beans Cun 23" Pooch Dry Dog.Food X 4 .9 5 Bla c k fo o t ■ *Mtn. Honia Del Mbnte.Spinach 21" Bissell Rug Shampoo Inquire Senrs Plumbing , r 2 i 9 *ldaho Fallf Rupart Deportment for Details, Del Monte Catsup *Pay«H a Burlay P SUPER SAVERS Del Monte Sauerkraut-. 19" I Montpallsr O o z i n g * .5 Y.ear W arrraty Q u ick Gelatin Desserts 12 S *1 . *.Catdwall' - I 52 Gallon Size Recovery 49^1. . ‘ Jarom a , * N a m p a White Magic Detergent . ri*. 57" lElbqwMqcarbiii -^Pocatollo — Beit Bet Elbow or Long Spa^elti ---- ~ATtoWl\T5'4T99 K /m S e a r t E a t y Heinz Ketchup ■••hU 27" . And ^Ontarlo^ Oregon P ffy m tH l l^lan '^witli allowance >ennu» Butter ? r :r imt 54" Thli ^AdvsrtlMKMnt E ffxllv* Thru N o t SuiHlav, Ja n u o iyll, 1971 sHOk* AT BKAna SaiU/action Ouanmt*td Breakfast S a r ; - 4«^ A£i i4 - t. *Th«M Storm Opan Sunday ■ o r Y o u r A/on«y BwA 67 A N D d A V S »,Egg Nobles Hig. SS-AI.I 67" Instant Roman Meal n«. 46" Sears ■‘oaM.inAv.w. p a corviioMT ifu U(iwAV noiu iNa»rouTi6 ______Twill Fill.. Id>lu> , ■ i.,«iM«c^ATOoo. ,'",33:0821 ■ P a r k in g TAKE A Price Break AT SAFEWAY DISCOUNT ! ■■ ROBERT ALLEN AND JOHN GOLDSMITH New Purge Of Top Ghinese/R^s! M agic yalley't Hom e Seic^ aper , WASHINGTON ~ A nei» are responsible for the dlsap- ceremonies and important being tooted - and ‘which are Peking, and reports began- to- Sunday* ‘ Al Pybliih«r PHONE 733 0931- ' leader Alp . purge has readied pearwce of top leaders in the party functions. being dowiwated or Ignored. ^ foreign Into the highest echelons of Mao Chinese Communist ruling' Reports and rtanors filter&g In this slow and painstaking dfplomata that Hslefa, who had O ftlcUlCltv*ndCoontyK*w »pip*f' M*mb*td. .Pubtlihfd M ity «nd Sunday. •itc«pl Saturday. «l U ) Third S4rMt W wt. mainland. ' made very slowly ^ u t the also provide some data for thie Twin Filli. ld*hb.lao^hyA^aolc ValliyNewumwiJnc. Eottf»^ »» R C o p d . i i « » •?.. • lljat Iflthecor^uaiqn'finBUy* . Chinese CommunlBt *®®o®j^-poUcOTen have-ituinUed-ln''^ tV ll.a l oHIcain Twin F«IK . Idatvo. IS O I. undvr m * act of A^rch I . Iir*. mesrwfjo rule a closed sodcty. Intelligence commUrtltyr haye, dropped permanently being reached Iv the experts i [ Conclu^ons arc based In part on ' Propaganda broadcasts are tain idgW. Two (rf them W X u m i l D ai. here. The China-watchors mentiohs in the press and on studied______carefully_ to determine______«ml»d U. Ih. u^n m ber « riy Otfab, ,. ~ r — Beir^e that mUiiarV aulKoriUeF altendanco at government which govemmenf figures elite who run the goyenimcnt^ im eaii Uw Jn-The^ partyrand-ona4i^-beenUii^^.gpj^^ --- as fourth man in the hierarchy. The Hand that feeds Him tn th^ press and propaganda First proposed 60 years ago of congressional debate will be . -Whatever their fate, the ex* broadcastsln Auguk« . during William Howard Taft's among the AMA, Reuther and „ leaders arc believed to , have ciien was the long-time HIAA proposals and an ad­ been victims of a purge in which private secretary to Mao Tse> administration, revived briefly the lied ainese mUltary .ls t&ig ______himself. In______1966 be_____ was ' under FVa'rtitrin D. Roosevelt and ministration plan soon to be an­ asserting Its power in the wake assigned to head the Cultural Hairy Truman, the idea of nation)il nounced by President Nixon. ‘ of Mao‘s cultural revolution. Revolution Group which had heaitli insurance is one wiiose time The Health Security Program The first Indication of a top* Madame Mao ~ CMang Ching at last has come, aills for an all-federal health in­ level purge tame nearly a year - as Its flrst'depUy director. It seems certain that before mid­ surance program paid for through ago when Hsleh Fu*chich, Soon thereafter Qten Po>Ta. minister of public security and was made a member of the decade there is going to be some increased Social Security deduc­ standing committee of the paHy tions and general tax revenue. Its- former secret police official, form of nalipnal health insurance began to bo missed. He was politburo, and in that capacity for all Americans, rich and poor . proponents estimate that it would reported In attendance tot ta WM l lr i ^ Inthe leadeijhlp alike, going well beyoijd the cost the nation some $40 billion in MaTch, when tho (leeing “"'V Oialmiap Mao present Medicare and Medicaid its first year of operation, although Cambodian Princo Norodom hlimwU, Vice Oialnnaii Un programs. _ __ ' a spokesman lot the Department of Sihanouk was welcomed In PIm and PrcnJer Cfeu En-lal. Peking, and then ho dropped One theory U t a t t t w teD While reformers may differ over Health, Education, and- Welfare from sight disfavor with the military details, there is general agreement estimates the actual cost would be Ilsieh w u chalnnan oi tho during August and September that America’s present health care closer to $77 billion. Peking Revolutionary Com- debates in the party r a t a l delivery system is not doing the.job The HIAA doesn’t like (his p)an mltteo and a mcmlicr of tta coinnjltteo over the draft yt a it should. Too many Americans, because it would eliminate the role State CouncU and Uie Military now constilulloii. In his of private insurers. It proposes a Affairs Conunlttcc. Ho- was a capacity as Mao’s secretary particularly those in rural and Clien drafted the present mixed public-private program, vicc^?rcmlc^ and a member of inner-cify areas, are not getting the the prestigious Communist constitution, andhoiis uUeved medical attention which should be . which it estimates would cost about Party politburo. to have been bivolved in the their right. . $3.2 billion in added funds during Certain routine chnnges were writing of a new draft which Already a number of major plans 1973, its first year of operation. The noted In securllv Drocedurea In Is now being chTMlated. - are competing for the attention and Burleson plan is similar In its., approval of Congress. - ' principles. , . The first was the American The AMA’s Medicredit Plan Medical Association's Medicredit would simply offer tax' credits to Plan announced

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When ho come Into office agencies as tiiey now stand, functions must be mission- pMriasis the orphan dfltions publication, both to Niion had reform on hlfl mind! during this same period, a oricnted-that Is. aimed at ^ T l M h ^ v ^ ^ ’ h r MR. SPECTATOR But h . had low pmctlcnl nn- thtok tank wlU. long _ reaohtog .ome goal er ob- ^ 1 ° „l-rooearSv ^ oxpericnce In defense prolecU Jcctive—rather than " ’1^“ trtbutfr-to-funds for-furtbei^ Then astronauts Null A. (RAND) had been working wlUi organized around skills or have. The r e ^ r c h . ■' Armstrong and Col. Edwin Iho city o(Now York In applying spoclalhts as » many govetii- The (oundatlon s literature Aldrin landed on Uio moon and systoms analysis to the mcnt departments nro sol up ,P I® “ V® U>.cro is no membership The USO Is 30 ro^rno d ja l o i y " to' einr^ sprawling array o( jumbled . («lny. fee, and anyMie can get a free precisely on a schedule set one I cun’t help agreeing that copy of the Psoriasis BuUetln'by tljcre b> room for such an writing to National Paorlasis decade before. organizaUon, because a vast Foundatlon,Sulte250.M15S.W. Who, among those in tlie service NUon asked how it was Uiat pressure from the U.S. Department so bold an objective could bo number of folks are troubled Canyon Court. Portland, Ore. of the United States’armed forces, PAUL HARVEY with psoriasis, sometimes even 97221. of Justice to integrate facilities, achieved Involving so many haven't made use.of the facilities of, : unknowns and pushing -ao — being hospitalized because of It, ‘ - was taken before the Illinois . Fair- Tlje estimated figure U thaV's' Dr. T h o s ^ : .Will the USO? Not many. closely on th e . frontiers of Employment. Practices Com­ million have it In the United smoking cause thick hlopd? Or knowledge, requiring thf Lim elight Well, the organization-is-now - States, and 150,000 new cases cause bolls? Or hardenbig of the mission by the objecting teachers. coordination of hundreds of middle aged, so to speak. Last The F E P C , ruled that the appear each year. That’s a lot of ^»rt«^ea?-Mra. J.R S. Thursday it was 30 years p|d —ipr thousands of rpen and the No. lu. and no. But it will teachers were sent to the-black spending of billions of dollars. ^_____ T l "_____ ' ' H g h t ^ ' l ^ ' & people, and.th.loU l amount of ,N » . » . But U -iU young, depending on what side of schools solely because of their Above all, how could this philosopher Homer McKce is likely ‘s likely to encounter cases of - ^ the fence you are on. race, a practice that, regardless of federal program roll on always ' used to say, .“The .hen . .. .. injustice deservina of von- have seen of a bl- i .. .. Jl that lays a Kood egg has a Ulatlon, Often It’s some un- ^ W y publication pul out by Thq initials stand for United .tho race involved, is prohibited-by-, schedule when most large States Oi'ganization" Inc— More ■ — govemmcnt'projecta slip, s ll^ MrfectrUt-tomkle ------fortunate Uoke who has been-tliC-^oundatlon.-orc.(accllenl.w>Aorfero ^^_ d rc u la tio ii, In- state law. ---- *^Way last November you and I wronged, who has a proper foun^Uon also has a b^dpressure, ancl than 25 million Americans who have and bumble? ....David-Golbcrt,-an.editor^oLthe_ ._A.number-of4ncn-wcreju‘Lto_.wcrc-talking-ak)ut-lhis.Angcla-_tJrlovimcc.l)uL*bo.Con!ka£fordJil!^-^^i?®iLK*;?.HP_of. i i ® ! ' ______worn thdr cbTiiilry'B unirorth^siiice Chicago Tribune, told the RR1C“ '^rk'lo"nn31h6*re'^'.------DavrsTantreipfitlrtg the-press o’courtnrontest.------«nali)I^l8U.-nearTy-a-8core or— .... —— the beginning of World War II have that If conciliation fails, the dispute And did the reason aoply to prominence she would get. So many decent men and them froni all over the country, _ been served by the USO. Today the technical problems only? Or She's getUng It. women have lived Uieir lives o^jts ad\^ry board. may to federal -court. If that organization is still serving troops '^ 0 would tho ADollo-Natiopal Man alive, here Is a woman constructively but, when they / IJ o r la ^ often looks -like ^ happens, he said, tho court would at more thanSO points overseas and Aeronautics and Space Xd- who fled California to Now encoUntir trouble, have no dreadful repulsive--habit,. To rw alve a copy prptjably rule tlmt federal law ministration system work also York, fouglit extradition back to poUUcal.clout, nor organliatlon d ls c ^ (which, actually. It ^ Uw booklet, write to w . in 125 communities in the United takes precedence over state law. with social questions like CaTlfornlu where she was behind Uiem. In desperaUon Isnt) so appearance alone is *niostoson In care of this States. Tlie Chicago Teachers Union — like unemployment, crim e and wanted on charges of murder, they come to u.i of tho news cnoiigli to make It a .serious newspapw, c n ^ ^ with your At a USO-clulror loUrige, la ser- welfare and with political- kidnaping and conspiracy. media and very seldom arc we matter for people, but It can roqyest 10 cents in coin and a many other teacher organizations viceman may relax, write letters. scifenUfic problems sucl» , as ate fought In every way slie able to- make a naUonwlde (fv>t always wUl, though) brinR long, self-addrcflsed, stamped -throughout-the-country— -opposes- enjoy television, radio or records. IpolIuUbn and“thc cbnscrvatToh knew how — legally — then, cau-sb^elotirc ouTnjtsome In” with“lt“othdrT3rohltrrtfr^ni!s envelope: ; “ mandatory transfers. He can get tickets to sports events, of natural resources? when they ciune U> get her, slio dividual grievance; there are So there you have it. Used' to be This reporter has spent a resisted j^iysltally. just simply too many of them. plays and movies or help in housing the blacks objected to going into tho great deal of time with the man _And tlio trial In Sun Rafael, Out you I6t an Angela Davis, and personal problems. witl) a record for b-oublemaking white scliools and now tho whites assigned to think about this Calif., Is being treated wlUi In addition, more than USO- problem at NASA. disdain by this admitted wherever she goes you let her 1,0 0 0 object going into the black schools. sponsored entertainers annually ThU- man, with a broad militant Communist.. confront authorities and 4 ^ And a lot of people object to being peraonal background In In- “pig” at lawmen and give some 0,000 performances to And you and I wore . . ^ moved anywhere. Then, as usual, dustrlal science and . In speculatl^ that tlie news media’ <)ur country of trying to audiances totaling more than seven in steps the government. government, found, us others would focus worldwide ai- “murder’’ her — somebody like million servlcembn, also found, that tho moon ac* tcntlon on’ tills woman who's that miraculously moblUz^ the The USO receives no financial compllshment was more a cliarged with providing tho guns nows media — focusing world support from the government but is inanagement than a aclbntlflc with which a judge was kid- attention on herself, lending maintained by voluntary con­ success, and made Ita schM- naped from his courtroom and validity , to- her coun- PHOSPHATE ule# prim arily because It kUled. teraccusatlAns if only by tributions primarily from tho • brought together as a task force And sure enough. H icre'r a "fepetlUon, United Fund, Community Chest Both phosphates and breakfast with a Bpe^c objective, teams press corps In San Rafael from Now I ’m going to mention and ■ ■ other ' independent cereals have been under a ttack' of men from many disciplines— all o^er tho worid. Every time something not everybody knows organization. Magic.Valley people lately. dooton, blologiiti, physicUtii, she sneezes, there are 10 but s h ^ d . For the most part contribute to the cause! Tho one, an ingredient in laundry -mBthematlciana, geologists, newamenUiere to wipe her nose every TV and radio atatlpn and detergents,has been blamed for astronomers, psyctiologists, — or dry her. eyes. newspaper In tho nation — Any of you ex-servicemen have a survival, .experts; systems And Uie combined resources Including Uio networks and Uie nico-memory experience Involving providing too much nutrition to .analysU—worldnK jointly on a of our naUon's nows media have, newspaper chains — most all o f. the USO? If so, why not drop Mr. lake algae by Way of sewage wel(^ - delined mission. stimulated demonstrations; them get most of their news Spectator ti Ir"

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TH5WAYITWAS Times-News A Loiiig Ways Back

. FEBRUARY 4,IMZ , Salt Lake Qty, will establish TWIN FALLS - Repeated^ Twin Falls as one of a chain of ' ' assurance to' the people of Twin nine stores, it has been learned ‘ Ptiblic Foruiii Falls that there is no sll^test here definitely . Ihe new store is . . j ; / thought of change in the plans of to be ^ b lls h e d In the Smith the IW on Bridge Co., of For- Building at 12l_Main.Avenue---- Uandor the Puget Sound Bridge ' North. >

S u i *1?* "^n d -Hcrc W c Go -A Chaiit;^ the t w S ^ a l l ^ i o m e his T ^ b lr t h ^ y i o d ^ /' brldfle at Blui Lakes or the^ reporters he feels like a ibd. He ^ondlltima-llttd£r-5rhTcB^t>er~a(£nUt4^toreporter»tha^bels---- ^Edltorr*nm®W6Wjr : ^ Sendee issued in August 1935~£2itor,.Tiines*New8: • work will be performed was last taking seven hours of sleep a Here wo-go again. It would which b ro u ^t out some lm> Young people have tried to n l^ t received In Twin Falls day now Instead of the four sec^n this would be thQ time for-- portant facts. One is ‘‘The* live their own lives ^ t h nothing ' ovpr long distance"telephone by hours a day vrtien he was colling on Idahoans, Including Sawtooth Recreation Area getting In thpir way. They want C. C. Slgglns, clerk and working two shifts, w y electcd Legislators, who compIe]( Lb a highly valuable to fall in love freely and. alone. recorder of Twin Falls County. "TWIN FALL3 — John W. faVor the continued acquisition o u tdW recreation resource, Ihey run off by themselves to Rumors on downtown streets Graham, O.P. Duvall, Rarry 'of more of our State lands Ijy the but it has a deHnite and limited be alone and think. You ask that the project was not to be ^ o l t and Roy A. ^ d > left ^ Federal Government, to con­ capacity to accommodate what do they think of? carried out resulted in the call 'mursday on a trip to Boise and tinue support of such legislation human use without damage and Look back Into your past and and clariflcation. will attend the Lincoln Day as establiahin^} more National impairment (o the qualify of tell what you thought of. You'll HAZELTON - Frank banquet there this evening. ■ Parks, ctc. In the days of the rccreatlon it now offers." ' )b«Uy say something like Robinson and daughter Edna Mr. and Mrs. F.A. Babbel are “ Old W est" there were Under the ojbectives______of ’e, peace,hate, war, should r left Sunday for a few days visit the parents of a daughter bom professional gunmen wl)o could National F^rkstatusit would be listen to my parents, are ^ey. with friends and relatives in ’Hiursday, February 11, at their bo hired to dio a Job one lacked necessary to acquire in fee right or am I right? Gooding. home at 351 Seventh Avenue tlio nerve to tk) themselves. It most, if not all. of the private I wonder what’s it like to Uttle Dick Vance has been on Hast. would ^ m modem times have and State laAds in the areas steal, break windows, -make U»e sick list this past week. ' A.I. Rosa of Twin Falls produced professionals among involved. ^ve or shun my parents. Why TWIN PALLS - Twin Falls Thursday entered into the , elected legislators, who offer A m bority group as well as do they pick on me?? Why don’t athletic park on Second Avenue duties of Janitor and custodian similar services on a nwrb some out of stete interesU have they leave me alone to tto what I South will bo the site for a neW at the county court house, to ucccptable basis. been quite cAreless with want or why doesn’t anyone Oregon Short Line passenger which position he was appointed - A recent Joint Menrtorial in- misstatonents and unfounded understand mo? depot if plans suggest^ by city by the county commissioners. . troduccd in -tho^State-SonaUj facts in thUr efforts to influence You see. I hear all these, officials are carried Into He succeeded the lat WUUam J. iffging enactment of legislation public support. The mining h ln g a ^ ^ ln g said 'by young ex^^tion, directors of the Glasgow. to establish aa National Park in issue has been used principally peopld every day. I u s ^ to say Chamber of Commerce were Four prisoners .under sen> part of a proposed Recreational for this purpose. Why not admit those things a lot when I was told by Burton E. Morso bi a tence were taken to the state Aren in our Sawtooth and While that whether it bo a National young. I still sa^ them. No meeting here. prison in Boise by Deputy Cloud mountains would bo a Park, a Recration Area, or matter how old a person is, 1110 city admbistration will ae rlff E.F. Prater. • case in point. The lnUt)ductlon othirwise, nothing^can be done someone will toll him what to voleprlor to July 1,1027 and will Operation of. th?. Twin FalU of this -Memorial by Senator to stop development of existing do. lYiat miakcs the person feel submit to the voters of Twin public schools next year, with. Manley of Coeur d’Alene and legitimate claims which now tied down.^ ^ It gives him ^ the ,„ Falls at an election the question additional, teachers made . Senator Crookham of CaldweU blanket a big part of the White attitude “I don't give a dam ni” whether tho city shall exercise necessary ' by Increased would seem as odious as it Clouds. Of course if it was te - . - Uie option tp purchase the enrollment,_wlll-j:o»t_apz- would be for Senator Budge of become a National Park, some to thbik for themselves. If they JUNEAU H. SiriNN Ilazzard rights on Clear Lakes proximately 1200.000 according Kranklin or Senator Evans of m ay be hoping, that by make a mistake perhaps they near Buhl for hydro-electric to a statement of E.J. Johnson, ' Malad to Intt'oduco a like pretending to develop some of will learn to be careful. Give -- development for tho City of district, treasurer, made to an Memorial to establish a a these claims, they could sell them a chance, the chance Twin Falls. audience of lOO.persons at the National Park encompassing them to the Park Service perhaps you never had. GOODING - Gooding High Parent'Teacher meeting last I-ake Couer d’Alene or Lake profitably. They utould feel tills Qlnton A. Grtind School took a victory from Buhl night. Ixwcll In Canyon County. necessary to prevent destnfyln^ Twin Falls He’s Mr. Newsman here tonight 25 to 15 In a game AMERICAN FALLS - Tltcre has been mud» writteJr the surrounding aesthetic that was close at the half but In Construction of the American of opinions covering this Park beauty, which Gooding ran away from Falls reservoir project is to be ' Juneau H. Shinn camo to IVin became part-owner of the Idaho issue and i would like to submit While realbting that every law the Buhl five \n the final period. pushed wlUi view to storage this some more for the people enacted takes away some of tlje Falls when the town was about a Evening Times and served as that Tho Buhl girls took a 30 to 9 season of as mudi as possible of victory. Starters for. the boy's seriously Interested I n ’ihe 'righ ts of the individual, yet I am year old and he was nine. Not only daily publication’s editor fo'r seven available waters of the Shake welfare of Idalio. sure those most vitally In- that but he camo in a train that years. A jump to Boise found him teams were Gooding; Warden, River. W.F. Alworth, W.H. To quote from parts of u tercsted feel that ' a Reading as executive secretary to Governor Fleshman, Rosenbaum, Spence and J.H. B vker are backed in all the way from Ii>vojoy and Prince. Starters directors of the American Falls Sawtooth Mountain Study and Recreational Area would best Minidoka...... Barzilla Clark. After that he was Summary, completed and serve all concerned. for Buhl: Davis, Lacy, Peck, Reservoir-District____ _ ... Editor, Tlmcs-Nows: with the Statesman for Qbout three Bell and Cornelius. (Hie items in today’s column prcporod Jointly by U.S. Forest Sincerely, Born in Coming, Iowa, he was I am greatly interested In FEBRUARY 11,1924 were taken from I s ^ s of the Service, Department of A.R. MILLER named Juneau because his father years. Later he was “assocfatoi sharing our wildlife and for TWIN FALLS - 1 ^ 0 Uader Twin Falls Weekly News on the Agriculture and Natlonal Park Kimberiy was a Klondiker U|^ Alaska way. with the late Roy Read in tho Mill anyone as interested as I am Stores, dealers In women's dates given.> tljero is a niagarlno called Juneau was bom before his father Valley, Calif., paper and then nppnrnl with headquarters' In Defenders of WUdilfo., It is went up there but wasn't named "joined the new Twin Falls published at 2000 N. Street NW, until he came back. And, Juneau Telegram as business manager. Washington D.C. 20030. ■ says today, ttmt wasn't a very long Then he made his move to radio This magazine tolls you what span of lime because tho head of aiuJ joined KLIX Radio while it was What’s The Story? the Shinn family didn’t strike It being formed and before it wont on Foi- The PresMenT~^!5ir the air. He's been in radio for 25 Elimbcth Atwood rich. But the elder Shinn was a _ Bditor, Tlme^News; ______do' in the hands of private en- Gooding former mayor of Coming, the “yeaVs“ rib'w — with~H“ years "On College of Southern I d ^ is " tw is e : Editor, Timea-Nows: mercy been maintobied to the apparently going ahead with Anyone who has watdiad Itils Is a copy of a letter I sent county treasurer and a bank television mixed' in — and now letter by all combatants?. Tlie plans to build an educational much educational television to iSreAldent Riclinrd Nixon: cashier.______specialized in sales and -WQrld--ovcr— knows— and- —television onChannel-13 fo r the- -knows that-its «lther-re^ good- Dear President: remembers hundreds, 'oven ncwscastlng on radios ~ or real bad< consisting mainly of Ttio very recent lawsuit In Twin t<'alls area, the only VHF thousands of flagrant violations Then ciime the Journey to tho His “ Report To Tho Valley” channel allowed for the Magic NET (National Educational omoimt of f400 million filed to their peoples and homelands. QUOTES Twin Falls tract where they newscast is a legend. He’s the dean Valley. However, I note Television) network or public against our government and U . Let us not bo undermined as a arrived on August 11, 1905 in that of Idaho radio newscasters. releases on the pcecedure have broadcasting stuff. If you will, Caliey in iM^alf of relatives It would appear your nation. You have tremendous been noticeably absent. that most of us are already stemining . from tlie alleged choncos of surviving nn air­ “ backward" train with no place to Community-wise he's been ac­ responsibUlty and now is the A gentleman from Iowa, who receiving, or If not now, will be massage in VIbt Nam is utterly plane rido with a (om alo turn around. First home was a tent tive. He's been in Kiwanis for 47 time to use your (^ood Influence no doubt has watdied a lot of in the future when the State of ridiculous and outrageous. driver aro about three times on Blue Lakes, just about two to uphold our men and women in as nood as they ore with a years and has been a president of television In Magic Valley, Idaho Educational Talevisioa We us a nation should slam uniform of the, United states of m an at tho controls. blocks-from where Mr. Shinn now the Twin Falls Club. He’s ;i Mason voiced his opbilon in these network goes into operation. the door shut im m ^ a te ly on America. -r-Kcdcral ylointion /Idmiti- resides. Then a' move to Flier has been a Filer cit}; councilman, a columns recently on Southern Maybe CSI should build on a proceedings of this nature, 'I’his I . say- - to -Mr. - \Tistration report- on the' Idaho Yelevlsion in g w tf al ^ UHF cfaBnneI,'if they must have ' otherwise wo ro’uld be allo'tring ' President.. as niy personal where. (ifeVfalher provied u p on a Twin Falls 'Chamber director, safety rccord of women tno ramifications of the VHF- a television station, and leave ourselves to bo victimized by conviction. I am a member of pilots. place south of there. prcsid6nt of the Twin Palls County « • • UHF television spectrumsg Magic Valley*s channel U similar unjustified actions The American Legion and I Historical Society, March rf Dimes noting only-that-they-are. .allocation for a future network _ originating most anywhere In believe there are millions Uko We befinn throo.yeftrs ago Mr. Shinn went through the Filer Chairman, Democratic County numbers Jniey^ac-~ tax money involved to k e ^ the cumulate so f ^ . i:dltor, 'llracs-Nows; now protected by their inac* flame of the. channel IS tube Isn't it possible for you This Is lui open leUor to Aydcn cessibllity to motor vehides. burning. We all know^ too welf, printers of a newspaper to Hydo ond Vard CHBtburn, Idaho Someof the national parlui we A Real Piperoo it takes two (toUarfl in taxes to collect them from everywhere House Resources and Con- now have such as Yellowstone do the same Job one dollar can and reuse them? I am sure that If it Is possible many I servsllon Coinmlltoe; and Yosemlte with their crime WASHINGTON - We got a safely, at 42,&00 whopping coordinator” 6f the veterans' The Sawtooth Valley rate 30 per cent higher than tlM would appredate the c real piperoo in Congress, name smackers a year — in declaring group, testimony "has of same. Association ol Stanley, Wishes national average are sorry of Rep. nonaid Dellums, a in effect th ^ there \$ only one ^rnbnstrated that there’s at to commend you on Uie stand exan^)les of what could happen Mrs. Kenneth Johnson Democrat from — where else? villain 'Operating in Vietnam,’ least prima fade evidence that Shoshone you have taken to protect this to this area. How any th b il^ g - Berkeley. Calif. DeUunu, a namely Uncle Sam. In war crimes ore widoqiread and Butcher area. We feel that a Natlonsl person can aay a national park hanaome, niod, blade militant assuming this predictable that they ore the result of U.S. necreallon Area » lih the would protect this area is posture,* Dellums follo^vs the tactical policy Ui Vietnam." whose forte is play-acting, set Editor, /Tlmes-News: , multiple use concept Is liie most beyond us. establidied way-out-Ilberal line In short, both Rifkln and up an exhibition th an annex to The "angry" Maglo Valley Forum Rules practical way to ptxserve and As we have stated bebre, a his office which depicts that U.S. participation In tlu> Dellums charge that the blame protect thcM mountains and national park wiU not.-stop- Americsn *'war crimes'* war a kind of aprbig-trabUng lies with military leaders and ' mining. If those people who are plied by farmers bom Bols«, ^ ^ ic K ra l valleys, : i ' ■ against the North Vietnvnese exerdse in the mass torture of dvUlah' policy makers. .("Go We realize that a few people for a park' would only take time y.'- non-irtiUes. . i over there and cut off those Ny^dothw»..t««poln^ bSSi . and Viet Cong. gathered (or a demonstratkm. leagii, hi Idaho are still In favor o( a to read the bills intix>du^ in “We were very aggressive In Ddlums' exhibit consisbf of Jokers' heads," I can hear ol* Squeidl^ pl*j bea^ Inick^ ^ ^e Tlniet- national park. We dso ImI that the UJS. House m d Senate'in, World War U In prosecuting four Ug poster boards covered Mel Laird telling Charley 1970 they could plainly see that ' those pe(i)le are not a c ^ In te d war crimes," says Dellums. with pldures splashed with red Company as It prepares to »>««?**“ <:?“'* - '"M y Newsmetvelherilhttoreliise wlUi all UiB (ada. Hie veiy tboae.bUlBcannot.override.ttM. -“Wp"ot^-to~be-tiB^-as-faH~^P*int-to-^slmulate^--blood>- embari(for-th»-battlerields..)- «W_men. „„i.ii„iim II, hulalr «Ado«. jiame,,''National Park" Is an mining rights guaranteed to the terested in prosecuting our (Bven^perhape yrhere no blood It la rlgBTtoTiik the s^hjetl mattor'U ol ■ blesdn* on any MWdltlon. inetau u w l tajtood _ o p ^ Invltationand attraction tRilkln • ' ' i ’ .' n y oilier frame ol mind, we p„,|o«,ly bee. IboroogWy millions of people woulid briiig as the proverbial ostrich or todi . F « i Ihls Is an Interesting obm* another Cour alleged Gl’s posing position. By this time it would had b^ter cpnaldar many „ , m d Uilbe lemm. pollution to thi^ a i^ In a busy talking to first learn the' ment by a legislator who fpitf. .seeaui4M0i»Me.ip. jiQoqKJte. ^btp*rilW dn’t^H^b^be»l*to--T,n--i«^,,Tm«-^«i^^ ^staggeclng ' (lood '^ T car facti.'------: ...... r "— Medicore m enrhIy prS?ni" uiaMamedly ra n 'M 'a Wa<* ' alleged Vietnameke. Other fact that some officers have . exhausts. traA and sewage.'In Again our Uuoks to you and umt paid by elderty perionf racist I say Interesting because have hundreds ol home putle* a l^ ln re and ^ tln a el tb« picture are of rafugee camps, issued, and some soldiers have ta butcher the hogs, and do a order to acconunpdate those those o l the . House R m u t c ^ to cover ^ t o r bills will I trust we are all b) favor ol ’ bomb devastaOon,' and cap* obeyed, orde^ to cut the writer. Tke aame el dwwriter people there would have to be and Conservatl6o OoinmittM kaV0 nearly doubled July 1 prosecuting members of our d e u , swift Job ol It, and send wlU appear wbea pabllsbed . tured Ylet Cong *^belng beaten enen^y, Induding some women Ibe froien meat la eaaten motels, hotels, gas stations and who hkvejo wisely iropoaed the when the rote is increosed armed forcea accused of during Interrogation" by and children, illegaUy. But few u le n there |s ■ pttHiaii marketaT nqaeat that It be wllUield l i d ~ all the other~ootDnMrcUl co> Merooriwor a Recnatlon Ar«a to $5.60. Chart shows raites' atrodtles tha| go b ^ n d the American soldlera. of us w^l bdleve that eltber II the National Farmer'a Ike reaaea I6r sack i reqMit ten>i'iMS that the public tor the tiawtooths. since 1966 when the plan calloliartimedTft,’rm 3 Accounl«.tsby for slnco tho Boollesolles first Brst p>HalsherpilklE of the BesUes. Noel Ross-BuaKdl, a British Z ^ Z ^ J ^ i t t ^ t r e S S f e ^ ^ t e B o ^ of Ac- deserted their barbers—well, r e ’^ rt it's back again but the trouble Is tho old (oiks don’t seem to bo jWC-W-MCOBalKLU..------1 Take a melody tliat would not thal any*^ more,’ referring to biclude gifted musicians chief editor of the UHcales were 1^ rtDcr Ihe . disgroco the piano of a Jerome Stardust or All tho ITtlrtgs You work has K i m 'l 'r "a ci^rgo (Sershwln, M t . Believe mo, In the yoars common with avant-gariK se- m S i J ^ H I a t o . They” a ls o lh ilto ' W BTr^tr“ lit“ tho~Bw eet^ur~they wc-published-there waa-rious— composers— such— as- r— jj -r- fu,f^ tho*'Wperipnce and rhyUima of the pop music w6rld plenty of rubbliJi as well. Tlioy Stockhausen, Webern, Bouher, pjacently ‘‘'Oicro’snopiocofo*' eptlmistlc note almre If they would only mako (zither•like harp), accordion lilit niraiifl b ' fomi at annual Inlemationa! Music and u developing and that means a tho effort, in tlie opinion of and balalalka-of such stunnbig gr.-at «lrpth.^— RecordMarket. They represent- return to more romantic many of those who attended Uie _virtuoslty It won an ovatiopv - blggostU.KRCO. annual gatlicrlngft.— ...... of-• od n good sllce’of tho $10 billion themes. Lyrically as well. mualc people in Urn world, a year rrtuslc industry on boUi Cynical people do not care for mualc people in Urn wor BOX OFFICE WlintWlmt itIt requires is an litlitllo fddos of t^'Iron-Curtain. each other," FRONTIER THEATER detennined listening and final In informal discussions thoM itiere was a good example of OPEN 6:^0 P.M! acceptance of tho fact that oxecuUves wlw have been in remark at one of the JEROME tllB hlioil. ■ ■ j3 J 0 music has irrevocably changed tho business long enough to iniornallonal stars sens© a trend had good nows association with the along wiUi everything else. t>KOOf OF AGB M UST BE P M S i N T l D I I Take heed, said tlie profes- for Uie moms and dads, n icy market. Eric Burdon and hii slonal.s, and profit by Ujo felt there was a return to exciting War group, scheduled examples of those who booed romnnticlam In Uie offing with ,ninutes, refused...... to...... leave Tchaikovsky, couldn’t relate to better and- more’ strongly tho sUga of the FesUval Palace Beethoven’s last great chamber cmphimixod melodies and more >jq minutes, playing reso. music, ogreed witli tho leading lltcroto lyrics attractive even to through drawn curtabs, Britlali...... those critic who dismissed wean«d on Irving Berlin, threats to call the police and, a»opin us merely "a pretty " I Uilnkrwe’ve had enough of ^ ^ s e , to pull the plugs on parlor pionlnt" pomograplilc, sexual, poUtlcal amplifiers, and nasty soniis," James' said. ijurdon finally VOLUNTEER WORKER uses syringe (o feed antlblotJcH and . Those ore examples from Uio i e p a H e d "IxV s leave that to the shouting, - "Freedom 1 "’but these hooey^water mixture to murre, one of more than MO water birds | sublime but much of what is underground." words evddently did not include Special rescued from San Francbtco Bay oil sUck. Some 50 persons are hcing, composed and written "Wlictljer Ujoy realite it or recording star Elton John who working around clock to' cQre for birds. Center Is one of several today is far from ridiculous.. diet not Ujc kids are now writing was schodulod to follow^ him operating. (UPl)______' ______"In all tlie lilntory of popuiur MAYINEE ONLY YODAY -D o*i«O p«n-T7noon--- ‘‘Oolll»U“ o* . - - Television Schedules Italian actor A U IK A V I7S ' );00 ' ' Sunday, Pab. 7 ,1«7l B — Hold Onni 70 - nr.idy Hunch 3 — L^m p Unlo My Fool II >h* Apollo MItllon 11 — GItn Campkioll 7:00 4 cast as Scipio Ihe n»fworl<» may pr« — Golf Tournamenl lilO 0 — l-.iuQhln 7n — CoH Tournnmwil 7SL - World Wo Llvo In 3H — Mrtyburry a — Goll Tournnmwil 3 — M ayberry II — To He Annotjnc&d nOMK (UPD-Tho problems the honorary surname of 3 — FIvo O II — Mayberry Mornino 35L — Movio "Thn O w flr" 35U ~ Newlywed Gnme Vietnam veterans face In "AfrlcMUS Major" on him, it 311-- Anim al World ,s/. *IJI J — Movio "Tho 0»civ& ?SL — f-nnliiro 0 — Movie; "The NefinCollina'' 'm — Smokay Hear 10:1S a modem one, Marcello Mas- rubbed off on the elder Scipio, . ■% — Look Up and Llwo 3U - Carol Hurnull JSL — Now^, Wn.ithcr. Sporlj 3 UooU Up and Live 3 — Carpi nurnell txoianni believes, in explaining who died so bitter Uiat ho n — Sovnnly 3» - CHS Nows U — Cftirol Hurnell •JO — Fullh tar Today S:M. why ho obandoned his usual. refused to let his bones bo liM 7H — Movie •■The Pro|oclo(l M. 4 — Movie "Our Man Flinl' 35L ~ Wild Kingdom 4 - Movie "Ttie Dlflt ■ bSL — Sclnnco In Aorlcullurc Ol Anno s — Movie "Uannino" Imtige to star In his first burled In Rome, 5 Wild kinodom — World P ro ii Hevlow Sclanco In Aorlcullurc 0 — Wild Kinodom , costume picturo. "Scipio Afrlcanus" concen- — Ran Humbard 11 -- Movio "11 <■» Miin An%wori" t :00 ,n jO SfP H I' : d - L aitio )0:)S 3H •- Hawaii Flvo O "Tlio people aren’t different, iratcs on the post-war years of *5 o — Hen HumliArd 3 - LAUlO S • • Ul.ih HrtSkelhiill Hloh. his MANKIFWICZ' M l — Max Humbard 3 — CunsmnUe Tlio political problems are Uio tljo g6neral’s life. Many scenes )> — LasiJo 10:41 . -i — Jonny Quait /5L — Wc.l»Nflt PRODUCVON - . 4 — M averick 3SL Documonlary Spccial 7H ~ Laugh In same," Mastroianni said, may look familiar to tourists ! 9 — Jortny Quail ni — Junior Var»lly Qoli 1:M_ H:05 II — LauQlil When tlio war is over, tho since exteriors were shot in •^n~Y*bernacla’ CB61«------*-*- K S L Nevv*-n«>(H>fl«------10*C lbn~tho~ 8oldler;~*Go—noman~rulhs~at~pDmpeihand-i 3SL — World ol Dlinoy 11:11 3SL --- News, Wealhor, Sporls people • j ■- Callanooo* Calt 5 — World ol Dlsnoy Hadrian's villa outside Rome. '"■4 — CallAnoooA CaIs 5 — Movie "The M.irk ol Iho Hawk' 311 - News. Woalhor, Sporls away...... S — World ol Oliney 3 — News, Woalhor, SporU > *!« 70 - World ol Dliney Monday, f^eb.l, l? n " Ih o man with tlie sword la Using tho ruins was a.cost- Q SL — nacrxi HearJ______^Hooan:&Jlccfiei______At 7 p ■■ • _inu>fHl ill Hic ItorriUo timcfl Jt o _cuttlng_mcthQd._aflld_the_46“ • 70 ^HovlvalTIrai 3 — Hooan't Heroes 3SL and 8 — Wdt?To: -15 — Cam era 3 n — Hooan't tieroot Coillna." Carrie A^lller times of war. But when Uio year-old Mastroianni in an — lJullwlnkle Bvonlng Irtcc rosponslDillty for her falling n — News, WoAlhcr. Spnrls battles arc over, h6 Is feared Interview. But, ho added, using i n u n . . . .-S'D — Oullwlnkla «:00 m arrlaoc, loaves homo wllh her — It Takos a TIu b I for the same reasons UiQt made his brother, Ruggero, 41, to .*• — Dv»wlnkla 311 — FO I dauohlor. Sooklno sholler 3 — F n i roadside cnie, Carrie linda .m uch - llooK him a hero before. play Scipio Aslaticus was as Herald ol Trulh 4 - F B I morn; Iho owner oflors hor lovo. "Hedoesri't havelhomantalU .much an "in " Joke by director »!1S n — Hd Sullivan ’ Compolllng porformance* by QIg J-*L Johnny Carson LAST TIMES TONITE * ' JSL — rrom Ihe Calhedral 7SL — rilm Youno, Lee Granl ami child nclrois - Johnny^Canon ty, tho {M’oparation for dealing Luigi Magni as a means of Gqf»» O p*ii 6i45 4:30 Doniio NldiertDn. 9 — Jotinny Cm wit}j tho country as It is now." getting a look-alike. Ruggero ; . 3SL — Bible A/^iw*r« 30 - Movio ‘'Look nack in Anger'' 3SL - Bill Coiby Scipio Afrlcanus went to normally is a film editor. r • — BIbl* An*kwi .( i — Bill Cosby 3 — Jackio Olo.iu>n ___£hoj«7^5^ __ _ \ FREE HEATERS 1^'JD **- Face Ihe Nallon 7SI - Flick Oul I - Bill CMby Carthago and defeated Hanni­ AlfljlSP.M. ------« * 3 — Face Ihe Nallon t) —Movie "Tammy Toll Me True" 7:6* ______^ — NowSt^WegiVior, Sfinrls^ ------bal, hero of the famous march iA t7 :3 d ^ M . ^ 1 711 — Oltcovery 1 ' - ' Klovrt, W?e.illior, Sporit C.uslom '^ '•.TT-..01»coyery;-.;,' 3B — Donan/a $ ■“ Twilight Zone over tho Alps with elephants. . wuiNEnefiosmouDivmnJWs • — IVonania 3» — Trulh or Conaequunco* ' • II — Oltcovery 4 — Trulh or Conioquoticot lljM Sclpio’s series of victories TOTHESCMEN WALT DISNEY;,, . ^ • i — Tabernaclo Choir II — Bonanza \n 3SL — Movie "The FHohl ol Iho 70 - Thit Is Your Llle 4 — Nows, W ealhor. Sports » 19-.M 11 -- My Three Sons 7SL -- Figuring II Out Nortli Africa eliminated Carth­ Mitfsiv ) nllfv Phonelk" lilts > • 351. — Lel'» Travel 3 — Glen Campbell fi - Newlywed Game age as a mjijor power and thus CmUHTlAN Slln»IA Boy '- a — Uel'e Travel . - 7Sr— William F, nucktoy;-Jr“ ------—• «:10 — ------7SI-— Community Alert set tlio tone of clvillxaUon for * • 3D — W4 I '4 — Camera ,4 Reporl* ■ :00 B — Rod Skollon 11:40 But once Rome had conferred ! . H — Face Ihe Nallon 3SL — Movie "The Oscar" 3B — H cfo't Lucy 5 - Mo#ie "Out ol Slghl" ' -)B - Hardy Doyl 3 - E d Sullivan 3 — More's Uucy 11:00 , - J — Viewpoint ■ 4 — Let’s Mako a Deal 3SL — Movio "Oonealh Ihe 13 Mile •*'. ' UfOO i — M litlon impoetlble Kids A-L-W-A-Y.S free 7SL — Kukla. Fran and Ollle 7SL — Mlsferooort Reef" * I-fO — Meel the l‘ ret> — Meet Ihe P ro ii ; - ,11 - Meet Ihe Pret» PAIYH FOR YODAY TELECASY* «* 3 — Lam p Unlo My Feel THEI5EN MOTORS w * 4 — Dlrectioni Prosonfs fhe “ , 3SL — OlrKtlont „ — Clevenlli Hour W ALTER R. L SC R A G G SERIES Let's Talk Custom Lease • H i JO ' .-3SL — Lel'i Travel ^ Backed by a franchlzod Lincoln-Morcury Dealer ' • *4 — L e l’t Travel The screcn , rjQ " College Foolball ^ New Car Warranty . 0 — Film Uhe W ay to Live' awakens to a • -7n — U tuei and An»ww» ^ Fast dollvory service on nov/ cars big wide ' I —. Itiu a i and A^niweri • n -- lt«i>*« Aniw eri y " Do not tie up your capital In a car and pickup ihondcrful world ; - S 1- iWU Qaikelball Hlohllghli First Lecture: ^'TIME RUNNING OUT” -...... -M------Allfgffxn______A (aicinaling iniiglit into Uiii Qorblsd world in which w« live o( enchantment! IJiOO ----- IIXtBTJI*□rwDiiiBnDNTHrrDcrormiiNirt ' -3&L — AHA Haikelball Special ■ 4 - ADA Ratkeltiall Special ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS: ; 3B — Pro Hockey Lei Us Answer These • J — Pro Hockey • - • 21 Program s Y ou W ill N ot W a n t To Miss • I «5 — Pro Hockey • Music to Romombor . ’Tn — NRA llatkelball Questions; - NUA Haiketball • Modical Lectures Njlghtiy By A Medical Doctor ^ Is buying or loosing best for mo? - .11 — NIIA lU ikelb all . 3i>* • W a lt Disney's Bost N ature Films V* W hat is tho toK advantage? . 3SL — AAovIe "DHlry" • FREE'Frlst Saturday Niglit Only, - . '4 — Movie "DHtry" When is tho best time to lease? , '• ^ 0 — American Sportiman Picturo "Christ In Gothsomano" ^ W h a t cor a n d m odel Is best' to lease? I* !j — American Sporliman ,* «n ~ American Sporltman • Ono Family Bible ; ^ W hat equipment on a car keeps the lease price HIL-HLW. ALL-LIVE ...IHl] A CARIOONI Never I Dwn am hte • JiJO down or raises price? • - *311 — Clilldren'e FlhK l^llCriil STARTING SATURDAY NIGHT, FEB. 6lh, 7:00 P.M. U - Cltlldrsn't Fl> Feiflval ✓ Life a n d Disability Insurance olso ovailoble on I •_ J ~ Penelope piH.up SEVENTH-DUY ADVENTIST CHURCH, Addison and Grandview Drive, Littlefduss Lease UnitSj Twin FalU, Idaho md Big Halsy ;Almanac What Is Cusfom Leasing? are not Being a locally owned and managed com* ' ■ : by Halted Pi««ilDtenuUo(iaI Today is Sunday, Feb. 7, the p o n y , we^can tailo r a lease exactly for you. yourHathers ;-? 8th d a y o f 1971. W a l t D i s n e y Fit It to suit the num b er o f miles y ou drive. i > The moon is between Its first rBottumoHn' . Taller for the typo of driving yo\if do. I : quarter and full phase. Arrange the length of lease that U most ad- heroes. I ' Hie mombig stars bre vontageousforyou. • '^iUercury, Venus, Mars and This all m eans the lowest possible per m onth i^ieevening staf Is Saturn.' lease payments..-.-^- ^ .*n»o»e bom on this day ar« ”S X ,l I :.^bader the sign of Aquariui. R^M TMDFOM) fllKHMlXPOUlMI)! I : OnthlsdaylnhlsiDry: • In ld26 average pay fo^ u n u m uss nno> aM h ^ l s v ; -l»mmon labor ,thi^u^ut the> ANAianifiMBMMoeucnoH. ;-'Uilt«d States was M cents an Iheisen Motors . AM/UJOMhCKM • :)» u r. . h d iro!%E%T >m SW» 146 M q ln A v . N . : : In IMS Gw.' Dwight D. .------r^VKRA MILEB. k a t k . ; ^ Elsenhower 4‘«slgned as U.S. Ivin Brown'< Jules Harrison TOKllTE ..'/Afm y Chief of Start and was P S ta rts FRIDAY! 4:00-.-5f45 01 Main Ave. E. - 9 :5 0 ir^occeeifed by Gen. Omar 7 733-7700 il 733.5570 : - ^ ^ e y .

.1' ■ '- ir ...... r ...... ' i •1 ■ Sundajf, Fabruar/ T)me*.Mews*'Twln Falls, Idaho ’ 7 lineinpl<»y«d- C oded GouirsieJors r ig h t • HAMMOND, md, (UPI)-An envelope addressed only **To r a n k s g ro w Pop, a p 46S»" arrived ber« from Ft. Okla., and was delivered immediately. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Un­ announcing the new .figures, a "Pop"- Is Porter Sibert, a employment In the nation rose h l ^ labor officii told repor- m ail carrier. His son Gary sent BOISE (UPI) -■ni.Uou* in-January 1^ 780,000 but the te n - a t a ■ separate.' news . It.- - ...... ‘ government said the fcper c ^ t conference arranged t»y the Ube-." over December and could report marked, "a change In signal a steady drop. trends—a change- in' direction" New budget The December fate jM-evious- could be the start of a ly-hfed-Beew rtport^-at^g-per-i—rteaay'« iasure ap­ elhithe-unem^oyr *p OTUim, me mOMure ap- have on parental respoiut™ ., cent but the Lbbor Department ment rate. plies to certlBed aduwl counse> proposals lora.p^j^loglstjandpsycholo' and on frowledge which parents said that It was r a is ^ to 6.2 The official, who declined to shouldhave about their children. per cent aner adjustments for allow use of his name, said glcal exanilners. U enacted Into Pointing out a st.udent might seasonally adjusted figures law It Would give them the Pronioied , just-completed 1970 trehds. attacked tell a .counselor that he Is a lh at meant the January rate showed Improvement In Janua­ same r i^ ts as clergynien, doc< drug addict and that his sister LT. CALVIN BERNARD of was 0.2 per cent b^loW ry in total employment, total tors and lawyers In refualiu to WASHINOTON (UPI) -Pres­ also Is a drug addict, Reardon Idaho SUIe Police District unemployment, average work divulge confldenUal Inform- December—the first drop in ident Nbton's new budget beadquarten In Twin Falls has weeki cUims for unem^oyment atlon. asked: "Now what moral posi­ seven months. proposals are "bad medicine tion 1s that counselor In?" received a promotion to acting While tho figures reported by 'Compensation and Joblessness ‘ FloorsponBorJackKennevick, for e ld e ^ Americans," Nelaon "Itils Is not for the protection captain la charge of district 3 at tho Labor Department showed among adult men. Il-Bolae, said that counseling to Boise. He will take over the H.Grunuhank, resident of the of the counselor but toe young­ a rise of 780,000 unemployed ‘ Regardless of the statistical, be of maximum benefit to a NaUonal OouncU of Senior sters going to the counselor," position March 1 and will persons to o total of 5.4 tnillidn basis for computing the jobless student “must be based on trust” receive his official appolntmeot atlzens, said ^ d a y . He cited answered Rep. George Brocke, —«nd a drop of 1.3 million in . rate, unemployment In January and be done In a relaxed, npn- as captain May 1. Nixon's request for a 6 per cent D-Kendrlck. "With the genera­ tlio number of persons holding continued to hover at the threatenlng atmosphere. rather than 10 per cent Increase tion gap we have it is necessary jobs—the Nixon administration hlgpest level since late IM . It "How can a student bo cni in Social Security benefits, >?/ BOOKSTORE to have someone the youngsters said tho ovor-all rate of decline was 6 per cent in December, 6.1 courage to' dlscuss personal among other provisions. __ >50 Main Avo.^ulh ^ can confide in." was significant. , ' per cent in November and 6.7 y C O i mntters with a counselor when Bar group Hep. Wayne Loveless, . D-Po- As the Labor Department's per cent In October of lhat Housewives can get left- catello, read Into the bill,a fur­ Bureau of Labor Statistics was year. handed measuring cups. ther threat to law enforcement. O K sought Mission’s Ho said police of the nation and state already have a "terrlblo problem getting cooperation of

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■— ....J-v- ' I Tlm*i-N«w«, Twin F«Ul, ld»(li> Sunday, February J, l*M move BdlSE (UPI) Gov.'CeciJ ■ “I don’t think you can get , Should that happen. Williams JWiyhebUIto divert one-fourth D. Andrus’ proposal -to put one them all throu^," Williams aald, ho tollovea a proposalSy of,thi> phni»>"tfut) that (Rlglv’» fourth of tlio inventory tax sald.^'nierewUlbesoiriereaist* Sen. Hay Rigby, D-Rexburg, to' pf'oposal) will be fonljcoming p^iQse^ut monies into tho gen­ ance to ali o/them. The orJy t^>ko all the inv^tory tajf phase- or at least there will be a move eral fund lias n &0-50 cKanco of one weVe had so far ^as the out monies and put them into to And, a now distribution for> passing ttio hoa

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, -Mr u.ai „o'o» do™ tho tab.,- cndrcccKsalxmtthe {{ovornor'/f of coiir6«; tlic bud^^et Is going , i ^ ° f ? ?. $12».l uiilllori I!cr.cral fund hud- to to rcducod automallcally by *“ Krf and U.0 rcvfnuo |>ro|«™l» Uinl umounl," Wlllla.m »ald, " " f , ...... w l. Wibh countered that thcro Is ■- AiulraH him made to Imlniicu It, rofcrrinii to tho osiiniatcd »2,3 . a need for “deterrents" against Wllllani» said l.o did not liolluvc million lo bo pickcd up by Iho S u ° , n " f / all Uio proposal, would pa»». tram ,for,----- Mlcbaol I.. Will- nlurdor. iamS, 21. I sincerely and strenuously , Williams has admitted killing ask this court for tho deaUi John William Jacoby, BolstS. last ponnlty,” Risch said. "Ihcre /\ug.i27 wlUi u knife when Jac­ hasn't been a crlmo like this Oilfield blast oby caugtit him burglarizing In Uiis Jurisdiction for some his a D a rtm e n t . time." But Tway told FourUi District Judge Marlon J. (iilllstijr "The injures 2 men S e n a to r prosecutor a.sks you to hang a .sick m an." MIDWEST, Wyo. (UPI) —An field about 12 Tniles north of BRITISH ARMORED cars ical off street In BeHait, Northern exploHlonand fire broke out Sat- Midwest, serloiwly injurlni' two re le a se d Ireland, Friday tUght after rioting between British soldiers and virday mornini; at a.Texaco oil— men. LEGAL NOTICE S t r e e t w a r Roman Catholics left three civilians and a soldier dead. (UPI) : 'Iho fire nppareatly followed CHICAGO (UPI) - Son. C A S B N 0 .1 3 an exploiilon In a !H)0 • barrel Qiarles Percy,- R-Ill., was NOTICeOPWRiT 0F> ATTACHMENT oil tank. Tliree tqiMV wnrp at bleated and released Saturday IN THE DISTRICT COUHT OF Division Uie tank when Uio exploiilon oc- from a suburban hospltjd after THU FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO. IN cured. complaining of kick pains. AND-rOtt THE COUNTV OF lloyt’ Vaui{l>t, a private con­ Percy, 51, was rushed hy TWIN FALLS MAGISTRATES Solons draw breath tractor, was recoatln^; Uio tank ambulance from O’Hare Inter­ DIVISION. closeout DOYLE 6LI0AR, KEITH when it suddenly exploded^ national Airport lo U»e Evan­ SLIGAR AND WILLIAM SLiGAN. I BOISE (UPI) — Ixgislutorfl His Democratic counterpart, requesting u Ifi.fl million ln« od n bill which would have ro* Vau{t>it was knocked down but ston Hospital after ho suffered (loinu biM lnoii under Ih t firm n«m t and ityl0 of SLIG A H 's C R A N E & nbarlng the half-way murk of Sen. Jo)m Evans..D-M nlad, crease for nubile schools. po/dod the fl per cent ntorc ll> was not Injured. severe pains on a flight from HIGGING CO.. I’IklntllfB. V I. — .-the KWuy session lim it took .a challenKeU the. Republicans- lo ._ . Yet, tUgli ,aald. lf.$2,B. mlHlori_c*jn.Ho_tax proposed 'I'wo ot)ier. men, Ivcwls 'Ilio m ^ Mchorago, Ala.'jka. VERNON LEROY HERZINGER iw, 13, ami Donald Dmiliiun, it , “PliyHlclans at tho' ho.iplljil And B E T T Y H ER Z IN G C R .h u ib ftn d ______hroathl/jg spell Dlls weekend fol- «tep foriv«rd, "propo.w your wcroreniovedforklndcrgarlcns TIjo one-penny (ax on each Mid w ll«, Dfrfendanti. lowing lengUiy floor sefwlonH budget — tiint famous budget $1.3 million to rcplaco scliool -carton of cliiareltcs would rnl.ic BOISE (UPI) —An advliwiry boUi ofdiiBper, suffered liurns said Uie senior lujnator from NOTICE IS HEREDV GIVEN Kriday. we’ve nil been waillnj' for feesnowdeclared unconstitulon- approximately $75,000, ac- committee named by Gov. Ce- and were ru.shed to* Natrona Illinois had someliow pulled a Thai on th* 4lh day ol February,______1V71, a Writ of Attachment wb» I In tiip Senate, party tenders some timo " nl, and $1.1 million to equal tho cording to Rep. Karl Koch, cll D. Aiidrus recommended CouMy lloypltjil. Tliey are IxiUi mu-scle In his back which lu(i«d out or the above enlllled court traded comments acrosij tlio ICvans said lio nau ncard He- loCal contrlbution-whlch will bo D-Hammett, and $5fl,000 of Unit I'Viday plia.'u'-oul of the func-- Used in "fair to serioiu" condl- apparently knotted up while he In . 1? Feb.. W71. ter a brief debate the legisla­ vac 404 was purchased oven porUi about the Incident, Farm Bureau. tion which woi|Jd jncrea.se the through a data procos.«ilng Tliey said I 'ey had gotten two minimum wage in two stepji to committee ranked it third reports,. Ojie .eport told of an an eventual $1.60 per-hour by— among -inachincs to- bo-pur- explosion nnd-lnjiu-iu8,-but no- T I Y P N O S I S = July 1, 1072. chased., flro. 'Hic other report said Uiere FOR WEIGHT AND SMOKING CONTROL _ Senators killed one bill which Tlie report also mild manage­ lind l)cen lx)U> a Hre and an ex- Alin: Porsoni wlti Profosiionol or San)i-Profot(ional bock- would have i?lven Uie Pea and ment services— tho computer plo.ilon, but Uie fire was quickly ground Ut timu offer NO FRANCHISE FEE lentil Ci)mmlsHlon authority to portion of Uie Department of contained. W* oiler all ngcotkory ItaininQ in our clinic in Snil Loka Cily. Minimum liandlo its own funds independ­ Administrntivc Services—i Tlie Natrona County .ilieriff irwailmont S2.000 . . . Tliit iv o lionolide oH«f. ' ent of the stiilc treasurer and sliould have ILs responsibilities laler confirmed "bbtli on explo- II you oro nol lin m n m ownino your own l)u»in*y. full or pattitn*, auditor. for data processing removed sl6n and fire had occiired.. or cjo nol meiil \lia nliov* raquiomanit, pUava Uli not wotU MXh High said the state treasurer by the legislature. Texaco offlcialj.-'relused to re­ ollieri limli. F6r n partonni. (onlidsnlial tlitcutiion cijill Solt iok invests the fund and Uie Inter­ , In ILs place, Uio report call- lease extensive details but con­ (flOl) 366-2991, 9 n.m.' — 4 p.m dciily aiiapi Waclnaulay*. est is put into-rUic General fxi for n."user!'corajniUoo to l>o firmed Uiere-had l)cen a fire E. Lea jotator B.S. M.S^ find explosion. Tliey lifldmo" Fund, and said if all commis­ mode up of stale employes, . CUnlc for Ra»lonal HypnotU ' sions were granted Independent which could eventually bo estimate of damage or cause status it could cost Uie general pliased out to ono or two pro- for Uio expJo.vlon. fund as~imicinra"$lOO;0O0’cacli— fcn*iionnl.nvhtch~would“ 5;ervc— 1| year. as llasion botween Uie oxecu< But senators held for furtlier Uve branch and a data pro­ study legislation which would cessing committee. give any law enforcement auUi- Tlio four-man committee- ority to search a vehicle when headed by Georj^e J. Neumay- Harney’s BIdg. Supply he has causc to believe It may er, administrative director. De­ be iLsed to transport lllegaUy partment of Highways—aaid Its •possessed livestock or carcass- study iiliowed a "gcewral lack^ | Kimborly, Iciaho Phono 423'5516 ' We w ant to make money off lots of peopfo ' es. . bf'cohfidtncc" with prcMnt op- I Tlic lawmakers, however, eroUons,costs '‘far greater Uian No#/ofS of money /us# o/ow • questioned Uie constitutionality expected,” and insufficlentcom- I of such a procedure, and Kld­ munlcatlon between users and I well, an attorney, said Uic bill management services. I represented Uie “most danger­ Tlio report suggested replac­ I ous typo of legislation.” ing seven computers wltfi four Kidwell succes-sfully request­ and said Uie sjivlngii would bo I SPECIALS ed Uio hill be sent to Judiciary approximately $A&5,0001css Uian and Rulos Committee for furUi- currcnt budget requests from er dlijcuaslon of Uio search pro­ ail agencies for computer equlp- cedures. ' ment and personnel. I: LUMBER :

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; DANIA, Fla. (UPI)-YaciU Qilef I'Jd Baxter said.. "We've Uio flag-bedecked homoboat I owners at U»o oxclusivo Cozy got only a vague description, Uiat marina oxmployos said I h O T ie s ijSH EEfRO CK: ■Oovo Miirlna were questlonwi Imt he seems to bo tho best was Uie scene of frequent | A Division of Evans Products Company Salurdily about o “ swarUiy” simpect we have so far.” . parUes. man police say could bo tho Tfje slieer viclousnoss of the Polico sav^tiio couple, boUi of I I 1/2 in c h ...... 4 by 8 sheet rovengo killer of cosmetics killing, and Uio fact Uiat cash wliom had • been previously I I ;oxocuUvo George W. Beck Jind and Uiousanda of dollars worUi married, 'm ay . have boon | his blonde bride aboard their of jewelry were loft untoucho '‘We'rp questioning otlier l»at tmder a pillow. - m arina. carpenter who wos close th9 home, furnish all finishing materials, Inside I owners trying to firm up a Police said BtKik, a 51-yoar- going to talk to tho couple and out — at iho prlco M'o quolo! Just do tho'easy I Supreme Endmel...... per gal ^ 6.5*0 I descripUon of this m an," I>oUce old decorated fighter, pilot and obout installinti some custom- finishing or sub'contract, and SAVE, SAVE, SAVE! •fqnner Navy IntelUgonco offi- built cabinets on the trl-hulled I , Til* Morning 8ti cer, had been hit on tlio hood, boat. i . I as well os stabbed several I'; W INDOW S J I times., jjj - - ,Pacts off ‘ Ihere waa no sign of - a DOM BROWN'S I Tehip Aire Wood Windows (Al| Sizes) 4 0 % o r r struggle in'the plush salon of WASHINOTON(UPI)-‘a I contracts Usued In Utah for the SWETYSERVlCt I lOYOIfllUYOlAlOYOTA PoUrij and Posaldon mhulles ■ ,■ I I vUl to t^ about $63 mllUon .In ■■■MAIL THIS COUPOM TpDAy ■■■ ■ VmTfpfuwmiv CAM.HOMIt Ul I fiscal 197i^ down from about ■ CArf'MOMll. ktis I.W. airbur llyd. '■ Z YOU SAVE $$$$ AT HARNEY’S m 0I*|«M imIi dJpi, 101 ■ I i 974mllUOT durinA the current fU- , ROYAt,OARN g PUw« WMt M r i u u tA io o « « cal year, according to Sen. Wal- •n o N.Mwnlna»ld« Driy«, IdatwPalli, UoKt Pric es Good fe h 7th fhlru F e b . 2 Is# I Uc« F. Bennett, R-Utah, < UoKo ln»p«

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and wak« them up. Soak thd.(k7 stalks and roots oonvcnioit length., fjew ones oome on as the old ones wither. In.a pail of water for on&half . hour, then ciit the tops back and Oddly, the outside layers'of the pot them up In a pot of a good Ug bulb alough off like dry m iiture, such aa one-third each paper and the bulb grows larger B « d peat and loam. You’ll be and larger. Some think that the B u r p r l^ to find these dead- sea ontw is good for poultices, looking plants sending forth bum and* rashes. Ihe bulbs. itew growth and by Memorial have a h i ^ sugar content and Day they should bo blooming have been used in tho manufaoluro of a certain plants. . Some gardeners loft tholr wlUskey in tho Canary Islands. plants b tubs, boxes or planters If you're intorested*ln known and gave them a little water a source for Sea Onion, send me during the winter. Iheso are your name and address in a self- probably leggy now. Cut the addressed, stamped envelope. plants back and movo tliem to a STARTING SEEDS IN- bright window. Give them DOORS: RecenUy we said that water and watch tho plants send tcmptfature was an important out new growth. Geraniums like factor in starting sees. Soil lots of light and moisturo at ail mixtltre is plenty Important too. times. Seeds do not need a rich soil for If i^ u have wme hwlthy ,’ge r n ^ tlo n . The lighter the germiumplants, no reason wliy the better. If you have had you can't start new cuttbigs now • poor luck starting seed, use a b r a crop Memorial Day. Cut mixture of perlite, peat moss tho top anywhere you w i^ an^ andvermicuUte. A little garden remove all leaves from lower b am is helpful, but don't use a half (they'll only rot). Insert lot of it. Seeds need a loose these intp a pot or box of perlite, mixture. A arp sand, or vermicuilte. , , .PRrlile and vermlcullto are A six or B4nch d ay florist pot * stWile and thus are less api to makes a good "greenhouse" to cause damping off. Potting soUs keep cuttings fresh. After tho bought In ^ r o s are poor Items cuttings aro Inserted, and for startbig seeds. Such soils w ^ c r ^ , then place a plastic contain a lot of humus (muck»- b ^ over entire pot to conscrvo ctc.) and can bo loaded with harmful organisms wtilcti pouco moisturo. on tho tiny seedlings and young NOTE: Mako suro a few holes are pundied in tlio plastic, to let plants. You can add some washed sand, perlite or ver' air drculi^tc. I you see a wliitish mlculite to such soils and as a growth on leaves, it means safety medsure you con bako mUdow and It also means a lack tho mlxturo In an oven at 180 ' of air circulation. Remove tho degrees F., for ono^inlf hour. plastic if you see a furry growtli Tlio so-called “ poalllte" starting on Uic foliage. 1110 mixtures , (soilless) aro pJastlc bag reduces wator'loss, availablo and aro good for hastens rooting by maintaining ntartlnR seeds, and growing the right humidity. Keep cut­ luuso plants. tings out of direct sunlii^t, and they should root In three or four weeks. QUESTION OF TJIE WEEK: THIS WEEK'S HERD: Bay E. D.ofTwin Falls: “Please tell leaves ore used by many gar­ mo what Is wrong wiUi my palm deners for herbs, but I'd like to treo. It was brougiit up from point out tliat tlie conunon nanno Florida in a little pot. I have it In for ■ bay—"laurel," Is a planter and now Uie leaves dangerous. Bay leaves aro from . .Imve turned brown at tlio tips?" a plant known as ^ u r u s j w b i l i s . ______Palms aro not tho easiest_____ ' 1he'"oniaxnentdl plant called house^danls to grow. WheUier Laurel (Kalmia Latifolia) isnot you grown tho Itoebelin palm, used for bay leaves, and this the butterfly palm or tho dwarf —plant-l*-polsonous.JlayJcavcs,i_Qiamadorcarkoop-in-ralnd-that- uscd tor cooking Is Laurus they like good drainage and a nobUis and has no conhection aoll ridi in humus. with tho native laurels (Kalmia If palnis have poor drainage latUblia) wiUch should not be or if they are overwatered the used at all. leaves turn brown ot the tips. Bay leaves (the kind used for They don’t need frequent pot­ cooking) is tho herb once used ting and should not bo exposed; to crown Greek heroes. Tho to direct sunlight. flavor Is- .sharp and the - A common'fault is to overpot fragrance pungwt. % caroM .palm s, inviting too mudt-water. ' sinco bay'canT)© overpowSlng. This causes, a checking of Somelimos...... half a l<^f is better growth^lead^toyellowbgof than one.. Use leaves for foliage. A planter is a poor (dace —seasoning' 'In ' stews, in to grown palms bcC&uso of the ’ casscroles and otlier dishes.' danger of overwatering. I ’d On Its native shores of tho inovo tho planr out of tho . Mediterranean, Bay grows 60 planter. feet ^gh, and the leaves, Tip bum can also bo duo to hot FEB. r - SUNDAY SPECIAl -FEB. 7 and oil all have narcotic tlry room, dry soils or fertillxer '^prtpttties. You can grow Bay bijury. Cut out tho drlodor dead plant in a pot indoors or in a leaves. Also syringe tho plant In greenhouse where you> can a bath tub from tim6 to time. In enjoy the evergreen leaves. wbiter, palms aro partly dor­ THE PREGNANT ONION mant and should NOT be MYCTERY: Ever bear of a wateredheavlly, Just enough to pr«gnant onion? Many readers keep than from drying out. of this department grow what is Best temperature Is 65 to 80 called a "Pregnant onion," also degrees in a semi-shaded called Sea Gktlon, St. Bernard's window. Lily and India Drugsquill A. R. of Kimberly: "Last July Formerly called SclUa vlvlpora I was given a potted geranium (meaning Uvo-bearer) it's real that had been used as a botanical name is Urginea Memorial decoration. The plant marltlma. was small but had several The pregnant onion Is non- blossoms. It was tdanted in the ediUe. It W r s seeds in neat garden but didn't grow at all. three-part capsules which Last fall I dug it up and aroimd bllow the florets. It also sends the roofs there was a felty up sprouts from tho roots and it m aterial which seemed to (feveloiis bulUets at any point cnclose the roots. What was the on the surface of the large material and what's the pur- 'Die last method of reproduction ^poM? earns the plant the old name Thlsgeriranlum was started in "vlvipora'’ or llve4>carcr. '' It a a "block" of compressed paper, :,Ut«raUy gets pregnant. First called comm ercially BR 8. Valley highway limits announced BOISE - A number of Magic Other state hlghwa; Valley hlshwaya have been reitrlcted to the legal all restricted to specific vehicle weight. Hiey Include Highway by the Idaho Departnunt » , Bliss to the Jerome In- of Highways, due to the spdng terchange; highway 39 east to breakup and heavy winter Jerome to the Decll) in- damage. terchange; Highway SO, they Include Highway Mountain Homk to King HUl and « A , Swahons to Carey, Hlih- BUss to Burley: Highway 30S, way 14, Shodune to Ruperf; Burley Ui the Utah border; Bghway 37, Burley to Oakley; Highway 74, Janet' Ughway 4t, O o o ^ to the to Twin Falla; _ . . ' Junction with Highway M; and' Dedo t3, t«strictedtoS80poundsperlnCh Nevada line to Shoshone.. width M th» with 10,000 pounds In iddlUon, Highway M, BUss allowable on front ailes If to Jero«ne,..ls restricted to a

Jarger, anif 14,000 pounds hourforalllraBlcTlnadditlcata allowable-on aU other ailea. the weight Umlta. 10 ■nm««-N*wi. Twin F j IIi , Idtho Sunday, F«bfu»ry 7, l»7l New DE course draws T.F. student iiiterest

TWIN FA U J5 An In­ A new' Instructor, Sheldon' Affleld Is teaching three novation in Uie Twin Fallfl Affleld, has been hired by the . classes each school day to 75 I educational Rys^om, trustees of District 411 to tefch students, who will be able nett I distributive education, hna distributive education, known fall to work at regular Jobs { dravn a lot of Interest at Twin 'DE'* to the students, provided businessmen who ' Falls School, with twice ns , beginning with the second sponsor the program. The nanyTtwtentn j : to CTroll- ^nester-of-tho-1870-71-«hoo\-^ •‘training ttatlont■* will give the ■ | as clasS'CapQclty allows. year. students valuable work ex­ perience, and their employers ____ ' Willwill grade their youngyou workers . performance.-The ^^eac-hing^new -field^Z^^^^Sl:,* will-be.used- O . I to calculate the innal plass lni< Mtenlnv nf mrr- grade, Affleld Said. t w in FA M iJ - Sheldon advertising, uisplay. of mer« lTmT„rilb„,Td^ have to 'Affiold, Ujo newest irteinbor of Iduuldls., hrnnnn relation, — t V i a U . « t of .ta n d a r ^ the > Twin Falls High School merchandising., set by their Instructor and their faculty, is now not only to Twin Next fall, his students of this employer, Affleld said. Ihey Foils but to the toochln« sprin({ will move bito the next will have to meet all phase of DB — paid em­ profession. , ' • requirements of tho employes of I HU distributive oducotion ployment, working about 15 b their specific work stations, and I classcs at tho hlgli school murk 25 hours per week In Twin Falls can be disciplined us Is any I his first nppcnranccs before u business houses. Merchants employe. I school duss. He comes to Twin who s{K)nsor Uip students, and l^ e students are organizing a Falls from Golden Valley, put them to work under con> club under tho nation^ rules of Minn.,'a suburb of Mlnncnpolls, ditlons Identical to those of any “ DECA,” Distributive whore he operated ii real estate employe, will grade Uiclr wung Ekiucation Qubs of Amerlcd, brokera((o. trnineoH on tlie quality of thcb* which coordinates DB courses Affiold worked In a vurloty of work, and will confer with throughout the nation. Itie club bu3lnc«a ventures for six «ntj A/flold on tl)olr performance. allows the students to share ono-holf years, ' iiftur bin tlielr work experience much as graduation In 1064 with n degree ■l\vln Fall.n’ newest educator a businessman's club. In distributive educntlon from Is n native of North Dakota, and Ih e students will alsoUtend ' the University of Nortli Dakota. finds Idaho’s winter — so fur — POSTERS ANNOUNCING tl)e new dlrtriboUve educatiott- state conferences and compete He al.io studied Uie relatively "amuj’-ingly wiUTn.” He Is a In stnte DE skill contests with \ course in Twin Falli lUfh School, and seeking support for the new field of distributive sklinc fan, likes hunting, and oUier schools, their instructor work-ezperieace class which gives students practical training in education in {{rnduato work «t “loves!’ whlte-watcr canoeing. said. A state leadership con­ on-the-job experleaee, wUI be placed in the Twin Falls area by tho University of Mlnnofiota. ■ He hopes to nettle In Twin Falls, ference Is scheduled In AprlVln £ M 4 ; DE students, locliudlng Angela Harding, on left, and Art Youtz, Affleld iscnthjwliwtic over his but has been unable to locato a w. « .« « right, both Mudylng busbiess ikllls under Sheldon Affldd, lioiso, in addition. now worjc In Uic field of “ DE," house to date. Tho course attractod 150 cttiter. working direcUy^wltli tlje future A hachclor, Affleld said he prospects but only the 75 now S uiul.iy, F ebiutuy 1 -I businoaq leaders of Idaho. In hi.i doesn't mind living In a motel; taking tlio Classes could, bo tlireo clnsiJCH al IV ln Falls Illgl> he spent soveral years as a , ' 1 _ , i„ accommodated. School coun> • Scliool, ho will teuci) 75 students trovo Ibtf " ’“‘“'“-solorii trimmed tho Held do™ to Unemployed mechanic the Hkllls of salosmiinsblp, ju-e "like home to him. yg I'hc Idaho Departm ent Store' on the nm ll — Dowmown — 'I’win F i i II k thinks about Vietnam

NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill llie nichmans, niackburns tlio ghettos “cool.” Rlchmon, 23. laid off as an and Uessners are among Uie llio number of motropolltjjn engine mechanic at Boeing’s millions of Americans unem- ureas suffering from substjui- SeatUo plant In Juno, says ho ployed or working at a job tlal unemployment has rliten to rhay have to go to Vietnam to different from one for 40, tlie highest in seven years. And work if sometiilng doesn’t which they were trained, 71ic now total was reached Jan. open up by March. In December, rnllUon 27 when Uie Labor Department Gordon Blackburn, In- Americans were out of work added tliree ^roas to- Its - strumentatlon expert on rocket and tlie jobless rate stood'at 6 “substantial uriemploymcnt’’ launches who lost his Job at ' per cent, tlie higlieiit In nine list. Hie dopnrtincnt's definition North American Rockwell in years. WlUi corporations prun- of substantial unemployment is Ii)8 Angeles last Octobcr, Ing budgets to cope witli a JoblcRit rate of at least C per Imows a colleague wlUi a recession, 29,000 fewer Amcrl- ccnt. doctorate In engineering who cans worked In December Uian “ I expoct unemployment will tends bar. AnoUier is farming In November when tlio unem- Inch upward well into 1071 “ b northern Florida. ployment rate was 5.8 per ccnt. wild economist Paul Samuehtfin, -Podro-Mttlavet Vega, crlmln- I^ng tenn uncmplQyment-r--l&. profcasor^ at MassdchuselLn al lawyer In Ponce, Puerto weeks or more—passed tlio IniilUulc of Technology and Rico, believes tlio groat majorl* million mark in December for recent Nobel Prize winner. ty of families in his city are Uie first time since IWM. On —only-j>-montlj-or—two-from—Janr-M-t)»o-Ijjbor Dopartment bankruptcy becouso of unem- announced tliat ghetto unem­ New peel ployment. ployment, on tlio decline Walter fJossncr, 35, fired os during 1969, hod Increased “ a optical dcslgnDratitclrOorp— shlirply lasfyoar. It stands at p r o c e ^ Lexington, Mass., several 7.0 jM*r ccnt, more Umn 2 points months ago now runs a country higlier tlion 19C9, an ominous store and 4s happy because he statistic for city, state and examined has “rediscovered people.” national officials trying to keep CALDW ELL-More Uian 150 roprc.wntafivcs of major food- processing companies from all -areas of tiio nation visited tlio- News Of Servicemen Caldwell plant of tho J.R. Slmplot Co. tills past week to TWIN PALLS - -nvee Magic -Inspect a now dry-poellng Valley men have enlisted In the procew for potatoes. Army, tho Army Itocruitlng Tho now process. Installed at Service reports'. boUi tlio Caldwell and Durle>- Ttiey are KelUi Jones, son of Slmplot potato-procosslng Mr. and. Mrs. Hosea ^ Jones, plants. Is the first 8ucce.

TWINTW IN KAL.uaFALLS —- 'Seven J>ev bulldbig permits buued' at Ithe Tndn P a i^ Q ty clerk’sI offoffice. for the month of{..January ..Janue totaled. 930,500 In new and bn- proved bulUUngs in the dty. a ty Ocrk Edythe Koontx Bald permits included two reddentlal unlU representing ~|l»,00il> to •tnieturil oo«U; 00* ' iM ok Jo r iJitt-Ad,'; ill 11(1x 1...... --- - rHE IDAITO DEPARTMBNT Sm RE— ON THE M/^U— DOWNTOWN— TWIN FALU5_ other M b u U ^ , •l.eoq^^four' "i'aaitioiriy , "'Sunday’s Times-News!! ijout W loit (lotnptele Shopping Cei^ e n l e f i ' ■ ' " [ wpairi. S.W). -' Sund*/, F»bru«r>,7, l»#l TlmM-New>, Twrn F=(illt„ Idjho II

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WarehoutM W(>««l -OarleV:OBlf AAlMnd Piolot Crest Callt. Small BUHL C ftin Norm Pinks ' D0An Growori 1.4t NO NO NO 7.35 e .» ' a.oo a.Do RBno»n. Inc, V4S }.)0 3.00 3.00 7.35 B.SO ' B.3S B.25 . Shleldt. . . M l .. XOO 12.10 3.00 7.35 6.S0 ^e.OO B.OO TrinltJiid 7.35 -B.SO • 8.00--B.9J- -^,00--4 .o a_ Peedort Gr«ln Events slate4 Union SMd , OECLO MoruAnLint/iAV •1.41' 3.00 3.00 3,00 I^AIRPIELD I Grn<» _ . _ _ ■ i.jy j.o i - too ____ 7.10 by Angus group ^ B N ' MorUMi-LiodiaV . . PILCR rilJS R - llie Idaho Angus During the Bale on Feb. 13, the DoAt) Grower! 7.3$ B.SO 8.00 ChMtor l». Urown NO. NO NO Association and DUxUlary have auxiliary will be auctioning off O. J. Child* Seed 7.35 B.7S. B.OO' scheduled several activities In ‘Miss Ida V," to secure funds NO • NO ldAl» n«An connection with the Idaho for. projects sponsored by the Alllun rn«d AAIII NO ' NO . Ndl. O O QDIN O ' Ansus Bull Sale to be held Feb. auxiliary. The heifer was 7.35 . B..10 B.OO B.OO neakon Uoan 1.43 3.00 3.10 3.00 13 here on the fairgrounds. donated by Mr. and Mrs. Robert HAZELTON naan Crowar* > . 7.35 B.SO ' B.OO B.OO GENE RfNEBOLD, left, BuHey potmia tpcclMllMi, and Verpoo AcUvltles begin on Thursday W. Morloy, Eagle, Codida Wrh»«. ovcnlng, Feb. 11, with the an- JBROMB S tu d y ainioa, Rivert potiio grower, dlicoM plan* for the 1971 poUto 7.35 B.iO B.OO B.OO nual mcetlng of the association. U^An Crowafi NO NO 6.00 . e.co crop. Hie two have itadled team eUorti tiul recordi of (be pait MArU»All WrIuM. 3.00 3.00 7.35 6.50 Tho buffet dinner will be at the 7.35 B.SO 6.00 '8.00 c o sts Beaton to bcreaie quality and cot prodoctloD costi. AMraan LlndtAV 3.00 3.00 Itogcrson Hotel Roundup Itoom KIMBERLY-HANSeN 6.00 NO 7.35 6.00 Hoan Crow*r» NO . 6.00 B.OO and officers will b6 elccted, 3.00 3.00 7.35 AUCTIOM Hanwn l-Artnwi Clew. I^ u lo Doburan, Doiso, NQ 7.35 8.00 MaoIc Valley HMnXo. NO 7.35 B.OO . MoroAn LIndtay 3.00 3.00 president, said. CALMDAR MURTAUCH Team effort studied 1110 evening of Feb. 12, Uio . ContocI thk Tlw*i-N»wi Uean Growers 1.41 NQ NQ NQ 7.35 8,50 fl.OO B.OO PAUL Idalio Angus Auxiliary will have Form So U t cU p o rtnw rt fo r com- MofOAn-LlndiAV 1.41 3>3l)' 3.00 3.0C 7.35 6..50 sjib. "a.ob n big "fun evening" at the pUt« odv«rtitlng cowwreo* of RUPERT NQ NQ NQ NO Rogerson Hotel. Featured' your form ial«. hond bllli; Chnler I), nrown by Rupert ranch owner rioyd C. Idle Wrhu. during U\e evening will bo Uic r»*wipap«f co w ao* ( o ^ 70,- SHOSHONE 7.35 6.50 8.00 awardlng of trophies to con- OOO.r*od«r» In Magic Voltvy) DdAkon HeAO TWIN PALLS TiORLEY - A study of Ujo Clinton suld In addition, scheullng through Uio computer gignors of tho grand champion advaiK# bUiing. All ot on« ip«> Glokx Seed S. Feed 1.41 3.33 3.35 team offorLs and records on the irrigation, • • fertilizer, in­ scrvico of tho USDA Snake and reserve champion bulls. ciol low rot*. Ev*ry uil« llt**d Uean Groweri past potato season Is being secticide, fungicide, and River Conservation research Also during tho evening tho in Yhli Farm CoUndor for 10 h«n»Y S««d IdalK) (lean 8. Clev. mack and plans for the coming wccdlctde test plots were Center, Kimberly. “Mr. Idaho Angus • 1971" "doyi b«for* tol*. Inlermtn (inan season made by Vernon Clinton, established to test tho efficiency "All of tho persons working on plaque wUl bo awarded to an Soulli SIctfl iiflAn Co. of now chemical products and FEB R U A R Y? • T. r. Toed 8. Ice 1.41 3.00 .J.OO 3.00 3.30 owner-operator of Uie Clinton tho project worked especially outstanding Angus breeder, WENDELL Ranch, nortlii of Rupert, and equipment. well wiUi Uie potato specialist, On Saturday, Uie auxiliary BCBNARD HOFfMAN Wpndoll Ulew. 1.41 3:00 3.30 3.00 Gene Rinebold, extension area This was done separately prograni under D r. Richard will have a breakfast meeting. AdvertlMimenIt February 7 Auctleneeiti Werl, Eilar«, POTATOES potato s|)oclallstq. from the 2(Nicro demonstration Ohms and the university's also In-tho Rogcrson Hotel. Wall A MetMrimllh . . JE R O M E U.S. No. U ' U.S. No- ?i __ T^e scoreboard for Uie team oroa and Included tho Aberdeen branch experiment u t e r that morning Uie Ug ~C:-JrMarih»lt-produc«---- ...... NO-- N O ------K IM B E RL Y effort report'is "3d per ce n t"~ cooperatlotf of'Bob'IIambleton,' statloni Including the ' U .S . bull sale wlirget startedTNincty------FEBflUARV-IO..... - H cnry'i Produce lncrofl.90 yield/ /or the 15,000 with G.T. Niwcomb Irrigation Department of- Agriculture bulls have been consigned for w .j." mikiohabbow PAUL ncroH Involved, 47 per cent ‘ Co., Twin Falls, who provided personnel at Aberdeen,” said Uie sale. Tho bulls will * M 'glc VAlley Produce •riiWert, iiUr«, R U PE R T increnso in quality (No. I's) and .solid set Irrigation equipment Rienbold. graded on Friday, Feb. 12, Wall & MeiMrimllh Hollarul Jonet Produce fiv e 'p e r cent decrcjise In for 20acres,plus.the technical Much of Uio team effort In- beginning at 10 a.m. M ax HA/l)old, (nc. TWIN PALLS production coats. ' ' help and advice on operating volvod research work con- ___ • FEBRUARY 15 CArl Glllj Co: - • Rinebold aalcfTiro' o?- Uie Uie equipment, dueled on largo Kalo Hold lrW « G r 3 1 1 1 JE S S H O W illO N A NCIOUBORS C. S.' Harper potato industry is dependent Gordon Goff, (leldman wiUi AxJvMlUerrMAli F«bfUorv 13 QUOTATIONS ARE provided ns a scrvico to both fjinnorH and buycni. QiioUitloiw arc Ore-Ida Foods, helped to n ,rS . a”u ofthnirlW altn POUTLAND (UPI) - upon the solution of tho UUfcUU*y given tho Timbs-Ncwsdaily by cuch buyer, llio ncw.spnpcr, In addition, rc-chocks ciich firm problems which besiege It. Hie Identify and correct factors that ando^luallon 11,0 oKocllvcncss g u ,n, coast M v c r y basis; twicc-wockly. Responsibility for the prlco listed I.s solely Uic buycr’w. NQ Indicates the bHyer degree of success, measured by would lim it production. data Is now available for fC BtlU ABY 11 Soft white 1.77 doc.s not wisJi to quote ii price. production and quality, is Also working on Uie team planning 1071 crops. KRBY&CHABLES HERCE directly proportional to. Uie were Dr. James R. Davis, E ^M to uio ^m bincd oKorls club no bid AdveHliemtnl: Fabfuttrv 9 speed by which these problems university plant patluloglst and ot oxtonslon-rosonrch and all Itafd rod winter no bid Aucll«n*«((; Werl, ElUrt. OaLq no bid Wall A Metiaitmltt* are solved. Dr. Dexter R. Douglas, USDA Ulo cooperating, [«nwnncl from plant pathologist, who worked private industry, Uiero was; - -Barley ^.00 FEBRUARY 12 It Is wiUi Uieue principles in Livestock Water levels on disease problems; Robert H. No magic forUliier formula, SEATTLE (UPI) — Grain SOYD C. COLE ESTATE mind that the extension Calllhon, university hor- no substitute for cerUfled seed, f.o.b. SoatUe: Adverlli«m>nt! February 10 OMAIlA(UPI)-Uvestock: specialist togoUier wiUi local Auclleneerc Werl, EiUr«, Uculturlst, weed problems; no a}u>rt cuts fo r seed bed , White 1.77 Hogs 3,500; barrows and gllta potato research personnel make Wall A Meiurtml(fi 2S-75 hlglier, largely 50-75 high­ Wnyno L. 'Hilessen, extension preparaUon, no easy irrlgaUon White club 1.77 a co-operative effort to solve soUs specialist, and Frank P. er. 115 head 1-2 216-235 lbs 21.25; on Snake down method, and no cheap effective Hard winter 1.77 FEBRUARY 13 specific problems on a large Parks, who is in charge of Uio 1-3 200-240 lbs 20.25-21.00; 2 - 3 pesticides discoveries made. Com 53.50-65.50 LEWIS HARMON ...... ranch In Minidoka County university . soil testing However, It was again con- Barley 53.0044.00 • 240*260 lbs 20.25-20.50 ; 2-4 250- .IDAHO FALLS - Water still ranged aliovo normal. At (ciinton lUinch) ond thereby AdwerllMmenli Febiuary 11 laboratory, soil testing and firmed that management Is Uie • Auclloneeiii Werl, Ell«r», --270.lb3-19.50'-20^,-nJow-3^4-._l6velsalonKU»oSnuki:ailvcr:arer..lBlund EucK. «^on>mry, 1071, obtained-a^_maximunri)0lat0 W o lU . Me *n r*mHh___ 270-200 lbs 1B.50 - 1B.75; 290-325 (lown somewhat Uiis year, as proclpltatlon totaled 5.76 in- -fertility;------key— factor-— to— buccoss.-| Galen McMaster, university Management involves following lbs 18.35-18.50; sows 35-75 high- precipitation, which ap- ches, compared to 7.29 last year ^ ’ . FEBRUARY U agricultural engineer, soli Uie approved methods of potato ’ c f; 3W-fi00 Jbtf lfl.25-37.25. proached record levels last and a normal o/ 3.08 Inches; Tlie extenslon-rcMarch cam BOB D. MAXWEU & -CatU oJ.6M;-calvM_600unot,„»l„a,huJalknD«.nc(»rdlnii„M 0ranJlslcdJ,0Llncho/Ljds_»P P™ ch was to dmonatridc tonslomoto^^^ ^oducUon which have been and « JOHN fATTSR&ON enougli catUe on offer for m ar­■ ■ to tho Geological Survey ot Uio January, 7.40 Indies last year, Hio yulldlty 01 recom- carbide molstursiiaiui u tester,wsuji . still are available through'&very~^ »rv14‘- l?.S D ^ t ^ e J l ot Interior. and “ 3 60 normal, T o g ite e mcndntlons on approdma ely "Ro.scoc - ™ . nD. Watson, univefsity ,county agent's office, Rinebold Au my h«allh am quilling forming ond ranging from a sizable Increase ar= C "” ‘- Prices stiiriow w ill i« ll ths following. Loccled 2 milet to u lh , -BI.-UICet-the Palisadesi «huk.im;o Reservoir*u3WJivuM to «a Tho Pallsodcs outflow In- - • 1/2 woU of Soufh Pork, Twin Falli, Idaho. “ ^illlihUy lower levcl at Jackiion-croaBed 500 cubic-teel^ pev -: WASllTNC.TON (U P I)- H o g Uirougli Juno ^ bo “very Polalocs Lako • , second Uie day oiler Uio report-prices will remain low.Uirougli higli" bocausJ-tho number ot Tuesday, February 9,1971 ■nio report, listing IM l ond was Issued, on Feb. 2 to' a total Uie first hull ot Uils year, but hogs on tnrms Dec, 1 was up 22 Sol. llnwifl 1:00 A.M. And Onions 1070 lovols rospcctlvoly; flow ot 4,000 cubic teet per - thoro should be som e, Im- per ccnt from a year earlier. Jackson Lake 697.000 and second. provemcnt lator In Uio year, However, with farmers IDAHO FALI.S (UPI) - 624,100 acre feel; Morim, 4 8 5 „ ,. ______„ . ■ agriculture dopartmenj^rcporllng pl™ to cut . .PotatMs: ■. upper valloyr-Twin- and SMcublrtSSt per second; P r o c l u c c P r i C C S ccononrilsteTircdlclDd totliiyr May pig producUon 6 per cent '^TRACTORS t'alls and Burley districts: De­ Palisades Reservoir (bi usablo Expcrtji, in a livestock and from a year earlier, the report 1969 jolm Doors 10-30 diosol mand slow; market steady; rus­ CHICAOO IUI'n-Pf04luc«; water), 996,000 and 872.500 aero ChMc* S 111. (irociitMl Inal Sl' itT'a, meat ouUook summary, nddcd said fall pork slau^ter should Iroclor, in real good condi­ sets, washcdi^ln. or.4 oz. m ln.: lirlch Si'. 41'-., M*«.' f'stl feet; Island Park Reservoir, Uir ilnalt lono'«>fn* Uiat prlccH for beef catUe, drop below the unusually high tion. only 1390 hourt, wide . 100 1b,.Ba£ks, U. S. no. 1-a, 116,600 and 123,000 acre feetj which have strengthened In 1970 level. froni enci, wilh original rubbor. 2.65<3.15,occaslonal3.25and2.76; Henry's Fork, below Uie dam, 100 III.) grade A 49'. yrada n reccnt weclis, are expected to Looking farUier ahead, ox- Money Forquion 35 Iractor, 6-14 oz., few 3.75-3.B5; 10 oz. U' ] 74'7; or*<>* C a JO. 568 and 17 cubic feet pet second; Op*n High Low tila tl continue “firm" -Uirougli tlio ports said further pork Qood condilion, live li(l ond P.T.O., mln., 2.25-165, m o ^ y 2.40.?.60; LIVB CATTLB HelM, 3,670 and 1,460 cubic feet rest of ‘ho winter and spring, production cutbacks could ■fQ[f-,fubbor ...... non size A, 2.60>2.Bd, occasional i *ti 31.IS .17 ]].ir ]] 15 per second, Shelley, 5,700 and Apr IMS .55 J3.3J JM f IJ IS Tlie •’wport said liog slaughter show up later this year. John Deero40 Iroctor, good condition, 2.90; U. S. no. 2, 1.6(H.85, occa­ Jun ll.fO.tS 13.0S 11.10 II.IS 3,010 cfs; Blackfoot (as of Jan. Alia 51.07 31.10 3 0 « 30 tl singlo front, 3 P.H.. fair rubbor. sional higlier; 50 lb. cartons, l>noXBN POHK tmULlBt 30), 6,900 and 2,670 cffi; and F«li J4.7S 17 }7.0i }4.7S 7410 Mattey Ferguton 50 tractor, high cloarenca, in cwt basU, B-IOOh. 4.3(U.00, most­ American Falls Roservdlif, 1.27 M*r 7* 70 44 5* 13 34 S$ 54*5 IDAHO rool good condition, ovorhaulod lait tpring, ly 4.5M.75; 10 lb. mesh sacks, >1 ... 57 JO'” 37.5S Jf.lO «* million an'd 1.23 million acre l>olato«l. TAIal , 714; arrlvel* good rubber. baled, cwt, U. S. no. 1-A, 4.00- 71; ireck' H. ollaflf'O* llU'itj tlimanil feet. (low; m«rktl dull. 4.25, occasional 4.40; non size OUier stations: Neeloy, 8,520 Track 1100 It). U.S IA>: ANGUS BULL SALE ruuat to 01, mlr>linom 3.M; 4 oi. n»mi BALER A,3.2iK1.60,mosUy 3.2M.50. and 2,660 cfs; Lake Walcott, mun« MS; Mlr>naiata North Dakota UaU TRUCK PICKUP 1955 R-170 Internolionol Onions: westom Idaho and 53.800 and 39,300 acre feet; Hiv*r Vallav rourul ratU tilr appaaranca ]967,lnt0rnaiiona\ 1/2 ton 1968 John Deore .216-T 7.|t. 2 ton truck, in good condi­ , Malheur County, Ore.: demand aiake River near Minidoka, Onlont: Total ihlpmatilt 33; arrlveU pickup, in good condition, Iwind tio baler, in good slow; market steady; 50 lb. 'Oi track Wi ollaririo* IH)''t;. too faw Filer, Saturday Feb. 13 tion, good rubbor, 16 (t. wilh long bed., Seart condilion, P.T.O. , - , - . ,1 . B.&50 and 3,460 cfs, and Snako .w...... lor «alat to atlablttti...... markai. bool bod. mpto rcycle ,_i n g o od cond i-___ "S a le Tim e l 2 ;0 0 it o o n lion, 2608 actJal~milei. 2.25, mosUy'2.10-2.15;■ 2^'4-3 in., January precipitation was BMtallpn period ol the 1.10-1.25; whites 3 In. and lar­ lower this year Uian last, but eloplmnl Is nearly two years, ger, insufficient supplies to 90 Rugged, Unpampered FARM MACHINERY Motley Farguton 4 row 3 bar baal and baon cul quofo; J^-3 In., lew 2,60-2,76, -- Jlyolor, 3P,H. SHOP AND CULTIVATOR Jolin Daate Id Itola grnjn (irill, on rubbar, ileal GLOBE'S ANNUAL FURUARY I Range Buds bona*, taadar ottaclimanl. I ,,Money Faro^Jton 10 ll landam diic, on rubbar, cut- Butler & Eggs Owoyi in trQnt, (ill taolail banrinot. TOOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS BMBYCMCK SPECIAL I Bulls consigned from 3 lactiani Krangalt wood harrow, S It., will) draw bor. - CtllCAob lUlMl-Wtiolatal* talllnu 3 laclion wood liorrow willi draw lint. p/Kai at r»ODrl*v USDA Jolm Daara 4 row IronI cultivalnr (or 40 Iractor. Forney IQOdrnf) aiaclric waldar. ltull»r. tvtctk paid |. 4 row baan tullar, Jolm Uaare adoplar, I.M.C. baom». Anvil, bandi vice. dmp. amery willi alactric molor. cago iiaaily. V) *cnrt 4 « )l^ *I Kora Washington, Oregon, Utah lowrt pump wilh alaclric motor. *4 )t4. 90 tcort *7.7*4. VAKTRESSBROURS Millon 4 tow baat pinnler, rnounlad on bar. 3 P.M., liuut 1>rlcai Mid udivarwl to Oil '•lira plolat lor 7 in. drop. DiiOO> QQI ^ cauo waak. c*r>l» par iKiiao (U par and Idaho I.M.C. Na. 39 fumtile in. , Some hond tooli, ' cant A or ballafi: lumbo 3* antra Intarnalional aleclrie (ancar. ^ laru* wtitia 3* 34'i; laroa wtilla 3) ]4'i; R M U A IY 1 Oliver Sunarlor beon planlar, 4 row, tioa typa, willi mMtiumi 7«>t'-i, «terulartl« 7* U. hillaidiKi,3P.H. Hnnd wead iproyar, plailic dnmt and rodi, u l of i'ricai to ralallari IGrada A, In car SMOAL CA. ■ W Culllpnckar. 4 row. horneu. Iftni [l*ll(w»>e (Old tor lovwlno *nc) ftlor«oe math p«r chick. ran) dapili coDtroI. 4 row u f o l ciiltivalor knivai and tlinnki. chfirg«i ' Aoalixt one 1V«7. Registered and Commercial Breeders 4 row cotfigntor, 3 P.H., daplli whaali. 4 row lel of bull Innouei. ' VolktwAU*!* Hut Trftniporliir, SorlAl Valley Mound cotnucilor.. ^ 1 ol cullivotor linlvai and duib ledt. No. eSl}&3sndone 19W) Hord FlOO ^ (M'nimum 25 chicks) John Oaata No 9 tevan ll. n\ow«r, 3 P.M. 3 ongle iron tiad co((io(itctfi.* Ion Pickup «nd conlenli, Serial.No. Cote Ho. 100 tide roke, ducil rubbar. 4»piKJhillai;». . • • P10COKSai33.Norlhild« Wreckii^g o SIZE 75 JJ44791. i, ORDER this m o n t h (H B .) I.H.C. Mo. two row ipud ploitlar, in vary Qood 17 Ian in. catnartl (hecki. , M U ntlS H ; February 4, S >. X 1971. tomMion, on rubber...... 3 wVaaf'tlocIi Irollar pnd (nfoll 7 whk^l iroilar. ' V fOKDlUVtRYANYTIMB Field hoy loader. Shdveli, &ori, (orlii. nnd.olFtai miicallanaoui ilami. NotlM to Sldilea o STRETCH 7 witeel hoy wagon, on rubber. t r hiilone weed burner haod nnd troHar, 44 In. wheel (Some grain Siraw.) receive lealed b id i i AvoUaUc in m«ny varUH*»varUlUt •! CMcks,CM cks, fxM A U M ls t m ■read. Room M5 Stateliout«. BoIm. Idafw, Straight Ivfi. D(kb« Tvrl(«y«, •*<. _W »tey Miirilt ? boHom 3 woy roll oJer plow. until: p. , . • »*ebruarY 19. l* n . SffU S ABOUKTNfSfff o UNIFORMITY: fof m « lo lW ln o HequlJlllon No. S383 lor Subicrlptlon Renewal Terms: Cash (Llbrar>* of C on oreu) lor Ihe B o lu Slal* Cv..*o« *1 BoIm. Idaho. All woNc oioeu A c a n t o n o QUALITY bid* will be publicly opened a i^ r- ad Owner: Bernard Hoffman. fel Ihe above lim e and,place, ^or-.n*. SALE MANAGED BV MESSERSMITH AUCTION SERVICE tlallngl.lhe eondllloni, mu*l be MCUt-*d beAHQ ANGUS ASSOC. ''.Sunday, rlibrusry-;, im Tlmw N«w«, Twin Idiho II magic Valley If ealher I s balance of nature PREVIEWOFNOMNkTIONAlWEATHERnRVICETO 7:00.P.M. EST 2-7 -71 'N ational r S j Temperatures cycle being repeated?

34 25 .38 ByJOHNCAREW To survive,,Industrialists, ar­ -S -11 To protect his crops *and Cbalnnan tists and doctors were forced Idaho 42 29 animals, the farmer.produced M lcUfan State Unlvenlty to grow their own food. 16' -8 substances to repel or destroy .— Moitietiltare Department They were not very: efficient. Temperalures 27 "16 T r . • lnse*ta,-diseases; and-^reedar In the bto^nnlng These were called* pesticides. pMple and governments fought 40- 23 There was Efrth; beautiful and M 21 Similar substanpV>ctm a‘tu ImilBit huftran lito itf:------r Burley, And then man came to dw^l. _Thc W-Werc called, metUclno. MilUpM_ of pwplAL.Wfre_.ex-_ Gooding At firal, he" Uvrt like otJ^- ’.The age-pf a^ehce.had aftived termlnatled.— „Gi^iui£evillo___ — and-with -11 came -better- dlet- -Ihe-remfdnihg-fcw-.lived-Uke— Idaho FaUs Feeding hlm ^d f'o n creatures ahd longer, happier lives for anlmaW.— ' ------Lewiston and plants around him* ,..m0re„members of society. Feeding themselves on' Malad And this was called in balance Soon It came to pius creatures and plants around Pocatello with nature. That certain well-fed members them. Salmon Soon man multiplied. of socletV ^ . And.this was called In balance W.Yellowatono ' He grew tired of censclcs^ Disapproved of tho farmer with nature. hunting for food; using science, 'SNOW IS FORECAST for the Soathen Plalnii and much of the He built homes and villages. Lower Mlulttlppi Valley and ht^ the Tenaeaiee Valley today, lliey spoko- harslily of his Wintry sccnc Wild plants w d animals wcro technlquos for . feeding, while rain and ibower« are eii>ect^ over the Gulf Coast and the ,domesti(iated. protecting, and preserving Carolina coattlhei It. will be colder over the northern half of the LOCAL MAN ^ anticipated Some men became fanners so plants and animals. nation from the Plaini to the Atlantic Coast. (UFl) that others might become Phlladolphhi 4fl n Industrialists, artists, or llic y deplored his upsetting tho D B A U fte ® ^ Phoenix 70 38 doQtors. balance of nature; Pittsburgh 37 28- And tills was called . society. Hioy longed for the good old FOR PRESIDENT'S Cold nights^ mild days on tap PorUand.Mo. 41 l6 " ' Man and sMl6ty progressed. days. , Portland, Ore 4fl 27. With his God-given Ingenuity, And this had emotional appeal CABINET Magic Valley: Twin-Falla and precipitation leas than 10 per Weather syhopsis: peraturos ^ t u r d u y morning St. Louis ' 33 18 .01 man learned to feed, clotho, to tho rest of society. vicinity: North Sido; Burley- cent through tonight. A dome of high pressure ranged from 7 bolow zero a L SaltLako.Clly 34 20 protect, and transport himself By this time fanners had Rupert area: Mostly fair Central Idaho mountains, donxlnates .the weather picture Malad and Soda Springs Into Uic San Diego 00 . 48 - more efficiently so he might become so efficient,, society t ^ u g h Monday; tittle tern- - south of Salmon River: Mosily over the Pacific Northwest. Tho teens elsowhero. Seattlo 42 20 enjoy life. gave them.a new title: perature changoTHigh today 20 fair in tho western portion today Intermountain region will Ho built cars, hbuMi on top of Unimportant minority. to 30; low tonight and Monday through Monday, partly cloudy remain under the influence of each other, and nylon. < Because society could not over night. 7 to 17. Qianco of In the east with a chance of high pressure for the next Twin Falla I And llfo was more enjoyable. Imagine a shortage of food' precipitation loss than 10 per scattered snow showers. Little several days, with Bouthcm The men called farmer became Laws were passed abolishing cent througli tonight. temperature change: high Idaho and Eastern Oregon Temperatures efficient. pesticides, fertilizers, and Camas Prairie; Hailey: today and Monday 16 to 28; low anticipating mostly sunny days A single farmer grew food for 41 , food preservatives. Lower Wood River Valley: to n l^ t zero to 10 below in tho and clear, cold n i^ t« . Twin Falls 33 10 Industrialists, artists, and Insects, diseases, and weeds mostly fair today and Monday; east and 6 below to IS below In On Saturday, tho mid- Iji.it Year 44 20 doctors. flourished. ■little temperature change; high the west. Chance- -of afternoon temperatures ranged And writers, engineers, and Oops and animals died. Prcclp. (Feb.) .01 in. -today. and-Monday. 20 to 30; low precipitation 10 per cent in the from the m id-20s over Southern ^ toachors as well. Food became scarce. Total to date— -a.-lOlnr- tonight and Monday n i ^ t zero west.and 20 per cent in the cast Idaho to’~lhe upper M s'over’ Last Year 3.50 in. to 10 below. Chance of through tonight. Eastern Oregon. Low tern- Average Farm land given on pncC S Up Jim Winkle Finishes in Sierra

t 4 _ h S r d s WASHINGTON (UPI) - "Conditions In tlie roal estate Life’s Top Seven Government farm economists market may Improve slightly In Twin Fallt, Idahoi Jim Win­ JERO M E — Ben Russell, predict there may bo somo 1971 as tho supply of long-term kle, Twin Falli, hoi be«n nam- milk tester for tlio Gooding- slight improvement this year in crcdit Increases and Interest •d lo the 1971 Pr#tld«nt't Llncoln-Jerorao Dairy Herd 'ihomarketforfarmrealcstato. rotes edge downward," tlw> C abinet of SIER R A LIFE tKl- Improvement Afisoclation, unit tast year, a new Agriculture report said. Last ye^’s SURAKiCE COMPANY. Jim two, announced today that 14 Department summary In- slowdown had been attH bff^ wQi one of the compor^y'* top herds In tlie unit averaged more dlcates, farm land prices-partly to tight crodlt coupled leven talet repretentatlvei for than 1.25 pounds of buttorfat per continued to advance in most with uncertainly about general 1970. Thli U the tUth time Jim cow per day during December. places: but at the slowest pace economic conditions. hot earrted Sierra't lop honor. Tlio herds, listing owner, in a decade. H ie report added u word of The Sierra life Pretldent'i number o f milking cows, dally Economists.. In tho dopari- caution to Its limited forecast of Coblnet meeti annually with ^~mllk Mverngo and dnilybut- ~menr's“ economlc "research Improving conditions: CoVnpony Preildent Fred M. terfat average, aro: service said tito total value of Frazier to ditcuil ar^d plon the Frank Hpuston, Jerome, 0, form real estate reached 1210.7 •*Tho supply of (farm mor- year'i talei and ob|eetIvei. 47.4_and..l.a3;_Gcorgo_CQbb._billionhmLNovJ.jipl3.4.bllilQn_ttffltfe^ fundi BVfllliihIn fivim ,_Mr._Winkl«Ji _noW—attending Jeromo,27,44.4and 1.65; Henry q yoar-oarlior. The comm ercial Institutions is the l.PJl Cabinet Meeting In Rold, Jerome, 56,45.3 and 1.57; average value per acre rose to expected to remain below tho Point Sprlngi. California. Elvin Bolldi, Jerome, 33, 41.3 $105, on Increase of about 3 per level that prevailed in 1067 and and 1.45; Westpolnt Holsteins, cent. ; IMS," economists said. Wendell, 40, 30.6 and 1.45; and In tho four previous years. Farm land price trends last YHE Sam Severson, Jeromo, 34,30.5 per-acro land values had risen year varied widely among and 1.44. at rates of 4 per ccnt In 1969, 6 regions, the report in^cated.,SIERRA In Ron and ^lon Taylor, Wen­ per cent In 1068, 0 per cent In six states, values Increased 10 dell, 61, 38.3 and 1.41; Orville 1067, and 8 per cent in 1066. The por ccnt or more and gainsLIFEINSURNMCE of 5 Mattico, W en d ell,^, 37.5 and November, 1070, increase rate to 9 per cent were reported inCOMPANY 15 i. ’'l'.38; WendeU Johnson, Rich- was tho smallest sbice the gain statM. Others showed lessorHOME OmCEt ■nnSaUMPION BULLof the Albert K. MItdieU Register of fleld, 22, 34.9 and 1.34; Scott of less than 1 per cent for the gabis and five states reportedT w in Felle, Id a h o Merli Hereford Oiow tt Daiv»*rNatlonal Wettem Stock Ebow Gullck, Jeromo, 17, 29.2 and year onding In November, .1961. declines. wai lold to the U it River Raiidi, KlwnMb Falls, Ore., fof. 1.34; Keenan Burnham, Hie boll, *'BarUeys t t t Onward," « Jtalor yearling wax • Jeromo, 23, 54.7 andi.32; GaU exhibited by Charles BarUey, Gillette, Wyo., and Scfalickau Williams, Jeromo, 50, 34.5 and $ 1 5 ,6 0 0 b u l l Herefords, Haveo u d Argonla, Kan. Showa with tbe bull are, 1.20; Rulon Chandler, Wendoli, '"“ “'"PROTUCTIONTESTE^ J from left, Cbades B«rUey( Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hitt, U>st 26, 35.1 and 1.28, and Robert River Rancfa foreman; Mr. ind Mrs. DeimU Curtis, manager of Burks, Wendell, 48, 35.6 and the iM t River Ranch and former Barley retldenti, and John 1.28. j Schlickau. [ BULLS FOR SALE ! , FILER, IDAHO . . . FEBRUARY 13th Vew wetlancjs/preservation program gets token budget

WASHINGTON. (U P I) - program In thp fiscal year authorized by tlie New Water ol lU yeuru. During thut-period, signed during tiie next several - Administration budget p l ^ e r s r -beginnlng-July-1.------B ank- A ct------the landowner would ogrco .not -years.— If— additional— ap-. have decided to make only a An Agriculture Department Tentatively, experts to drain, bum , fill or oUierwiso propriatlons were sought later, token start on a new wetlsiids spokesman disclosed today, currently estimate the budget destroy Uio natural character of tlie number of acres protected preservation program ap­ however, that budget offlcIaJs ruling may allow them to tho wetland. He would also could be increased. proved by Oongresi last year. have sent woi^ that tlie $10 contract with landowners’ for agree not to use it for farming. One factor In the decision to Agriculture Department of­ million appropriation proposal protection of an overall total of Specific annual per-acro make a relatively ainall start on ficials Indicated todav. is to be re gar^d as a total fund about 150,000 acres of wetlands. payment rates, which ^11 be sot the New Water Bank plan may for tho ^pro gram in tho Contracts covering about 50,000 later, will Include provisions for be president Nixon's proposal to the New Water Biank Act foreseeable future — not as a acres might be signed in six nu>dest btcreases If tho lan­ get Congressional approval for authorized tho department to. first-year installment which months ^beginnbig July 1 with downer gives the public firee a series of »p(^clal rdvenuo spend up to $10 million a year in would be followed by additional the remaining 100,000 acres access to his marshes for sharing programs effective on payments to landowners for Those Bulk are the' "Top Of The Crop bf Sunny Lone'i Lonq Black, 110 million-a-yeair budgets. brought under contract during hunting, trapping, fislilng and Jan. i , 1972. protecting marshes and other 1972 and 1973. hiking. Under one of tho six special- line. They are the BIG stretchy kind that have been conditioned on wetlands which serve as nesting ThU means, the official said, Each Individual conti'act Officials have ' n o t . yet sharing programs,' tho monoy pasture with oats ds their only grain. ' ' r areas f6r migratory birds. And that plans must be made to keep would bind the landownbr, in determined how much of tho now earmarked for water bank S President Nixon's budg^ last the number of acres protected return for. annual government proposed $10 million budget for payments would become part of OUR CONSIGNMENT Friday included a proposal for a durbtg thb coming decade at payments, to protect, the the fiscal year beginning July 1 a |1 billionra-yekr rural I To Filer this year qre either Sired by this BuJl, or are Maternal 110 million "outlay" on the about one-tenth the ceiling marshland htvolvod for a period would actually be spent In that development fund dstrlbuted to i period. How[0ver, the ap­ states for use on development HairBrofher«.Thevvtfillbelot(y7,8,.9, 10 ft M . propriation request called for programs of their own selec­ I . the 110 million to bo "avallablo tion, If this revenue sharing Drop by before or after the sale . . . or anytime. We'll hove a cup' I until expeiftttrdi*' bo the funds ^ a n is enacted, direct federal of coffee, and ... I Federal land bank cotjld be stretched over thfl full '^ n tr a c tin g with farmers under I 10-year lives of all contracts the Water B ank^an would end. TALKCATTLE! I Wl^ ALWAVS HAVe CATTLE fo n SALE______I s e t s meet at Rupert I "IF THEY-DON'T HAVE ANGUS BLOOD . I ■ ' RUPERT — Stockholders of markets have given marked c r ^ t liftf'tnsurance, all to be* THEY C AN 'T W IN IN THE CAR CA SS CONTEST AT C H IC A G O " ■ the Federal Land Bank indications of a turn in another discussed during- the meeting. meet set March 5 I Association, Rupert, will hold \.dirMtlon.Aapectao( the current Three directors will their 48th meeting at the situation will be r«vlewed, he elected. Those Incumbents TWIN FALl^ _ A beef arranging the meeting. I Methodist Church' Fellowship said, by A.W. Neel, senior vice whose terms, expire are Ken­ production meeting has b^ n set -The meeting Is open to the SUNNY LANE RANCH 1 hall here Tiiesday. Regittratkin preddent, Fedftral L u d Bank. neth Rockford, Gyd« P. Preusa March ^ at' the .. College, of public, Ki>h said/«^ - • ' Fitil Idaho pra'lKllon h»id Ih Twin N il* County. I . begins at U:3eajn.eoUow«) by fi^kane. and Kenneth J. BaUey w4m> is Southern Idaho. Tc^cs to be discussed include MuiA.H.I.R. 1 .. lim^.and the badness meeting. Itiree new service features serving under appointmient.v Richard Noh, Rogerson, high moisture.grain, haylage, RALPH and MARJORIE BAUGHMAN In announcing the meeting, ar« now available to borrowers. H; a . HanifiQ, president of president of the Magic Valley iroducUon testing, beef cattie Rt. 4, Bon 303, Buhl, Idaho ^ n o J 4 3 - ? 0 » 4 I ->lfa)berilirBaldi;nuuu«er,Bahi~ha_JAldt^'n)Me'tricIude the the local association, 'will Cattlemen’s As«>datian, said, alter (our.yws qi riidni{ In- blended rate loan plan, the conduct'tho meeting. that organization the Twin' ty)>« of* beef demanded bv the ttor«st rates, major ^oney future advanced plan and the Falls Cbunty extmsion staff are market, Noh said. 14 Tlmw f^ewi, Twin Falli/|d»h/*Sund«y,.February 7,*.)97l

'OGDEN —— “ !iarry-chance-Bnd- McQuarry-and- polt leads.— ------\’—-----— the b a ll...... , ili»lht-lead-.and^vvQltzed B rln g tn g ly am • pro s s u rcd Hansen provided the woring_^ Weber went delay game seconda before bebg called for . past North‘Idaho, from then on, throu2i two clutch free iSrows punch lharS'eiil W dberin tho wIur3T371efrBiidlWlffln^'5M6~VfiV«lUlJfrCSIirled'tO"Btcal'thc~^ — North ■IdahoTcameroutTlnra: with live seconds left Saturday name. GSI's usual strength, tho lead. But Kelly hit three points ball with five seconds left and woll*dlsclpllned patterned tiight to give tho unlikely Wober otfcnslve backboard scoring, and Hegens on over tho next did bo» but was whistled for u game and worked hard on Stale freshman a 58-57 decision wasn't there as Weber seldom minute to cut the deficit to ono. foul sending Brlngingham to tho defense. For the first IS minutes over the provloualy-undefoated gave them more than one shot. Kelly shoved CSI ahead une lo wui It. Tho Eagles had tho Cardinals, ^thpugh con- College ot Southern Idajio. Tho The Eagles had their poorest momentarily before Hansen’s, m ly a chance for a long shot slderaUy amailcr, managed to ■%loss followed a big 95-7D win slBotlng night o( the year and two free throws restore Weber > that m i ^ d at tho buzzer, get a near even break on the over North Idalto Friday. missed enough free throws to to a 54-53 advantage. Ron Friday night, CSI hat| a battle back boards. * Tho Golden Eagles, despite a liave won tho gome handily. '■ Behagen’fl follow shot was off-' on Its hands for the flrst 15 The Cardinals, who will be late surge sparked by Vic Kelly, CSI went ahoad M as Wober sot by a Brlngingham buck but minutes but then took tid> CSI's chief opponent In thb absorbed tlielr first defeat In 23 camo up empty bi tho first (Ivo Kelly put CSI ahead 57*50 with vantage of several breaks near regional at Coeur d’Alene next outing and although no one minutes. But over tho no«t 57 seconds left. Hie Eagles got theendofthe flrsthM ftorunup month, led as often as they really anddtMlcd tho Ejiglca soven minutes CSI managed trailed Uu-ough the early going going through tha-wwsoji-un>—only ono froo throw and Wober but last saw daylight in an IS-IS defeated, Weber frOsli were not drew Into a 10-10 tie. tie. CSI, getting fine scoring^] considered one of tho stumbling It seo-sawod through tho from Tim -Bassett on the of' blocks. CSI ripped Webor 0IM5' clo.^ng seven minutes with CSI fenslve boards throu{^ tipins, In tlio season opmer. titkWg a 21-20 halftlmo lead. took tho lead at 21-lB but North But It was ono ofdiose nights .Early In tho second half Stove Idaho stayed within one to three for Uie Engles who hud tho Ilegens and Tim Bassett shoved points until it went 3 5 ^. entire first half to gel away CSI ahead by flvo at 27-22 and "n icn Bassett, who has 21 from Weber and couldri't: After late went ahead S M I before takedowns, got a rebound shot, 11 mlnutos, tho Eagles led only another cold spell hit. Webor all'American Steve Hegens a by M . By halftlmo, Wolwr tied It at-38-all and tho home- Jumper,.Bassett a.cripple off a figured It (lid Indeed have a _ team then poatctl a pair of sU nifty full-court past by Hegens and a 20-foot Jumper by Vic Kelly as tho buzzer sounded. CSI mis-storted to a 15-polnt Minico bows lo Borah lead In Uio second half with North.Idaho coming back'tb within nine— !I5ien Ralph '-and Caldwell on road . ffllQmac,_liii^£ivt—points,- Hegens four tmd Ron Behagen B0ISI3 - Tlio Borulj Lions 10 M »l t|i a free throw to puslj tlio Eagles smoUiorcd Uic Minico Spartans "nV 3 I ) 13 ahead 50-41. llrnln I } I with their hfllf-court press "[m‘ The Eagle power on tho. defense and Eniio Elliott and ] 7 I I Hrdg I boards took firm control at that James Kelly sljot tho Spartah*. ur.dom Q I J Cfl 0 J 0 } Hpwfth 0 0 3 point and CSI quickly ran up a -outof aneorly attempt at,azono'-V^.i~>; i! » ,l- V«";-n!...... rii <1 -34HJolnt-lead-at 85.51.-But1 '>* Horffi tho key, nn(\, Elliott hurl ISU signs CSI 4J so-« Minico’s ronoJWlh eight {joints out of Uie corners. COUNTEIUNQ THE DEFENdE, CSl’s Rod Beha«en wes his Tho Spartans went to a press four JC w , left arm to dear the way whQe latmchfaiK m loccessfal shot man>forHrniin in Uie second half I t 7 m agahifiNiSrth Idaho Friday B ig h t. Bob Jacob-U the dentralised and succeeded in cutting tiie fS'ih'f ol? ‘ e arn in g o u t ot g, ^ b.iu*«.. ^ br. msirgin to nine |>oints in tho griddcrs Hung up nnl 0,1 tim e w c r J v'>ur ____»• poislhle rebOBOd as Eagles K«v«'IlegensI (U) R»lph fourtJi period. Out Boralt jirolco TRYING TO GErr DOWN to the floor for purposes. lIlO tsinglo „ .W om w (Ml. CSI tn» M-7». _uw «yjJU uui_oasy cripple and POCATELIX) — Four of tlio North Idaho's Babby Jacflhg was vIcthMlzed by Ralph Pqlomar padded Uie margin with free top junior college football for two pobts dnrliig action IMday alght. to get there too ti‘rows. players In Northern California late is CardhiBl John WlUlams. Tim Baisett of CSI (13) Is in Friday nlglit, Caldwell out- wH> >» wearing tho orange and backgroimd. scored Mbilco 224 to the tliird white of Idaho Stato---- next‘ quarter and then outlasted tho season. ta r ta n s for a 65-52 decision. Two fino 'dofenslyo players PACESETTER Minico controlled the game In from tho College of- San Matoo Weber State rips tho first half, loading ^js ix to and a pair of bluo-chippers from nine points through‘(wo periods. Diablo Valley College, Concord, But CaldweU, headed by itlkir' Calif, made ISU'a head football SUNDAY-MONDAY Balt and Terry Precht, opened Coaqh Ed-CaVMOu^ o happy Boise State 91-57 hot In tho third period. man as ho reviewed his staff's Sky ploy while'Boise, after H jo ta rta n s , wlio couldn't recruiting efforts this winter, OGDEN (UPI) - Webor buy a basket, turned to a press “Quality-wise It's the best Job Stale used a 2W scoring bulge claiming four home court Blg - tlirougii tiie first nine minutes of Sky wiai, sUimpH to 4-3. On tiie' SPECIAL to an elfort to“ liold Caldwell “I recruiting we've over done," down but Uio CouiiariTbroko It »oW Cavanaugh. “ All are tlio second half and a man-for- year, Weber has n 14-4. roror(l man defense to clolm n 01-57 Big while Boise Is 0-10. and puslied ahead 40-30 going tremendous football players Sky win over Boise State Coach Phil; John-wn's Wlld- Into tiie final eight minutes. and have tho potential to be BLUE LAKES SHOPPING CEHTER Minico, getting good scoring ‘atandouta bt tlio Big Sky Con- College Saturday night. cnt.s next face the only team Q T H D F lin ilD C * Monday Ihro Saturday lo from Randy Ketterllng, pulled ferenco." Boise stayed somewluit close which has beaten them In 9 9 through tlio first half, only conference play -r Idalio Stato W 1 V llla I1 \ ^ I I O b Sunday, 12 noon fo 5 p.m. . to within threo points with about “We thhik Dan Montelongo trailing by'nine at intermission, thre« minutes left. But Caldwell will be a great ono. He's a — this Mondoy in Ogden. but when tho Broncos .returned. came up with a th^ee^)olnt play, middle linebacker from tlio ■sltatltlt Wober took command and III) I («ii -hitting a free tlirow, missing tlie College of San Mateo and was Wllc* Smll WkwII first team AlUGolden Gate coasted to tho end. second and tailing tho miss nm» ? 2 “ < sirnr All Remaining Weber's Bob Davis, with 25 llunn I I J 4 Knbl» AUTO back in, to movo ahead again by Conference. Ho has good sbus at Aitn 10 19 ir ovt six. 0-2, 2154bs., and was sought pohts and Ifl rebounds, along Lr»n 1 0 0 0 Cnr • after by many of tho teams In with Wllllo Sojourner's 20 Alkntrt 0 17 4 ' ijoit tpllrn 0 00 0 Soir ) 34 » tills area.” rebounds, six blocked shots and Marni I 00 7 T«lali )) It )) 17 Telalt II ll-» *1 ... Tho men Include middle 17 points, led tho Ogden five. Trojans M illtlfT*: W tMr SI To laltTouli: Doltt THERMOSTATS WINTER COATS linebacker, Don Montelongo, • Bolso's leader was Ron 40 Siaia i; Austh, who liad all tho Bronco noitt SI Jl W ihtf Slalfl U 2, .215 pounds and all>Golden Foulit^ nut: Dunn for all cars tip GF at Gate Conference first team; field goals except one In the Mike aabby, S>2,220. defensive second halfi and ended tlte end; Rod Christensen, S^), 100 gamoi*. as Uto floor's leading Cal trounces REDUCED foul line- “pounds quarter, who passed for -scorer with 27-polnts.- 1.135 yards and competed B3 of Weber now stands O-l In Big Stanford 171 passes for eight touchdowns, GLENNS FERRY - Ttio sTANFonn, Calif. (g P D - and Russ Reed, 220 pounds, • Wendell Trojans turned to tlie California evened Its Paclflc-6 Va TO CLEAR pulling guard. Buhl trims free throw line for the Conference basketball record at ference Saturday night as they 3-3 with a 10(W4 victory over dropped tho Glenns Ferry Pilots Filer in Stanford Saturday afteniooti. Children's 4W5 In UtUe Five and Big Six Ttio Bears, wiv) wiilpped ALL THERMOS Oonference games. Kcnluclty sets Stanford 00-74 Friday nlglit, led Wendell hit 15 of 27 free SCICplay all tlie way In running their throws while Glenns Ferry had score record overall season mark to 11*^ in ■ seven of eight but tlie fouls BUHL — stoody scoring tlio regionally televised game. BOTTLE WINTER favored the TVojans eight to 10. of Tlrn Hudfioi^holpcd tlioJQj|l)i Jackie lUdgle scored 23 poin^ .. LEXINGTON, Ky. (U P ll- lYte Trojans pushed ahead 19- and Piill Chenler added 22 to Tentli-rated Kentucky Set a now Indiuivi build up a 14-polnT lead 10 hi the nrst quarter and pace tlie Bears. Ansloy Truitt, Memorial Coliseum scoring bi thif first tliree quarters although d l ^ s Ferry was able Saturday ni^lht and then outlast Cal’s 0-0 1'2 center,' had only REFILLS HEADWEAR record Satucday night a^ it . to cut that to four points In tl)0 . four points In tho first half but blitxed Mississippi-.121^ and ul^te bitTby tho Filer Wildcats third period It could neiwr get: for a 4M0 Soutli Central Idalu) got 14 more in tho second to' Increased its Southeastern Con* closer. finish wlU) 16. . forenc»4eadlng record to &-1. Conference victory. REDUCED ' Hudson hit alx points In each W ^I W t l V ; Si?r;y‘.W i ; i i p Mississippi kept pace with the period as tlte Indians moved PRICE PT“ “ ? ? ‘t. S J ir ) J $ * JVlldcats in tho first 11 mlnutos S.C. beats \ aliead by nine points In Uio ctml T O C L E A R ! i ! iWm second period and managed a V Win ) > j j took the leadYor good with 8:30 Wbb,, j u l l i : ’ ' liiw in t bulge late hi-tlio third- Clenison stall ’ " lefl” and fa c o d 'b u t'to 'a ’SWZ 10}) quarter., * 0 B I e Imlftime lead; c u s M ^ n , s .- C. (U P D - 4 Foot ALUMINUM Filer went to a pres^ in tho Remaining Stock of " .. j. y or ’ ! « ! , . , Kentucky’s well-balanced at- .Sputh Carolina, paced by thp aiwt Pprrv w It 1$ 4t Vtack SQW sU players In double' fourtli period and managed to ‘shoothig of John Roches over­ figures with Tbm Payne scoring trim that to bIx points but that came a ' deliberate Clemson MEN'S & BOYS Kansas drops 24 points and Kent Hollenbeck was as close as It could come. attapk Saturday night and Keith Hiaete's rebounding PLATFORM 20. edged the Tigers 47-44 before a Nebraska However. MUslssippl sopho* helped Filer stay In the game. capacity crowd at LitUoiohn more sensation Jolwny Neu* tvfcl 4«. ** Coliseum. \ ' LINCOLN. Neb. (U P I)-K an. mann was the game's highest la * H •t fp » »? SWEATERS > / 8 M »? < 0 J »? Roche, who hit 9 of 10 from LADDERS sas outfoorcd NebrukB 12*1 at scorer' wlth~46 ~points, four imt 14 !h«*l« 4 0 J 1} the field and all five of his fr6^ KM/ 4 S O U f'lrin J I 4 1 the i t « t of .»econd half I his I n-leadlng (iver- Ufhd ,10 1 ) Lmmri ’ 10 4] throw attempts, led all srorers I ) } t l-ohmMi- I I ) S S atu n U y to u v ath e w ay .tiian «g«. »• 0 0 ) 0 01*1 with 23 polhts. 81-67 *610 E a j^ wto over (he Kentucky's record 1s now IM Dnlp J t 0 4 PWno 1 » I J H ie ,7thlm er hit every green but one-makft-imy- 5Wooteca;"_iIC-.Wfla^| 1100,000 on:from either trouble Uiat It had to bo played foAtbnll and on tho 1967 NCAA ■ classic. ' school attended Uio giune. on a nqutrnl court under police College Divlson fc^tball cham­ ■nie roco Is tho slxtli event m In fact, tho jjiune was played guard. pions at HIu.o . herojhc HJnson, who will be honored OuKhton of CalKary, Alta., took hits Blues conditions under which it WQS iftst two times. Weaver said. at Uio t^jtlonal G ^ Awards first imd sccond pliicos in the “n T l^ r b la t o n.YINOV.ckeUy.hu.U««.lrtp.«oHt.MphT41c««-Wn,or Fdb. 16 In Sow New York, women’s (k>wnhlll. Carolytie’s time over tho cour»o was for trade Wa!S-f»tarod al each oU,cr " U H i d i n g U p t h C p„b,u i^ e r V .J d n g lh « u ,h North Idaho’/ « n o p « . , .1:44.52, and Cheryl's wan ST. IO)UIS (UPD-Ilcd Iter- irilv Thftfo wnq none of Uie Palmer's blrdlo putts Includ* Friday ttlght. On the other wing Is all-American Steve Hegen* Jo® l^ w o of Waltham as the l:44.B4 — barely u tcntli of a enson roactea bitterly to his ' ■ v L X ”" r “b c rh chatS? from 17 (ect‘’a:,d another f S i S t b r O a l i a .^79 d « l . l o r ‘ second apart. trade...... to tlio...... Detroit Hod— Wings...... which usually dominates title IJ. lJut ho m l ^ d five . " .------. Include lid Furcol, also a polio The aecond downlilll-raeo-ln-j—gntnrrlny— nnd— tlnlmcd~that—gamcs^.— There were-• n o ------:------. . _ . — .. -vlctlmrBabe-DidrlckBon-Zaha— tho classic, named after general manager Scotty Bow- cheerleaders. No banners. No . L ^ v f W I V l C rlas, and the late President American ski racer Buddy man of Uie St. liiuls• Blues mascotH.ItwasaHtudyofmute ‘“ K«y- ---- , „ i ^ y i W i n b Ack-Ack collects -Dwiglit Dr.Rlsenhowbr. Werner, will take plncc Sun(iay. . mfldc_lho_|r«de b^causc of "cooperation.” ■ "ot us deadly Winners of the meet will lie . Berenson's work wiUj Uic - WlJon the final buzzer pole spot dotermlnoc lliero was nq^ylolcnco, elUicr at Santa Anito Saturday by Bill Shoemaker took Ack Ack, lead NoU-o Damo to a 102-91 miles per hour Saturday to I^ayers A^'iociatjon at Uie time for U)o flil-wblte Granada'Hills tiirM quarters ot s lengt)). to Uio front by Uio time the basketboU victory over Crelght- -wins race of Uio All-Star game in Boston, team, or Uie predominately ^explained. earn the pole position for the Ack Ack cairled 129jx>uiids Held of clj^t hit Uio first turn. on. and EccIcHtony was rccehUy IJack aurT'ernahdo'tciimTBUt“ Daytona 500.- - - , b victory as he raced Uie 1 RO ,'A ck Ack Ui'enlncreosed his load * Tho victory increased Notre Foyt, who won tho Firecrack­ H IA ijIAH , Flo. (UPI)-C. V. (telccted by Uio St. Ijiu Is after all, nobody rc,lly saw U,c , p , „ j,n u „ G I . (UPII - Iho mUes in Uio good tlmo of 1:41 to six lengths over Delaworo Dame’s season record to U-5, er 400 over the 2.5jnllo Wljltney’H True NorUj, who has players to be Uio teiun's own gnme Qilef down Uie. bapk s t r i ^ while Creighton slipped to 13-7,. mystery of Uio garbago- Daytona International Speed­ been chasing sprinters mo.^t of representative In Uio asiiocla- I I UirowmgUirowlng basketballuasKciDBU ionsfans aiat uieUie v/ayway In . 1DC4lDft4 and 1065, edgedet his Ufo, BQvcd his speed for Uio Uon. Iowa rallies S.',rdpS.""“ l > r d n d n i h a s university of Pittsburgh was dofending Nascor grand Bowman denied Uiat Bcreii* defending Nascor grand no- ’ ^ ^ Wlien Uie horses cama around final sixteenth of a mllo solved Saturday. It was a “ *' Saturday to win tlic longer son’s and Ecclestone’s actlvitlea Uonul champion Bobby Isaac n [ | g t B a d l l C r S Uie second turn, Uie field simple case of over cnUiuslaBm, for' tho No. 1 starting spot for ■ _ WARBERG’S $65,700 Seminole Handicap at wlUi Uio assoclaUon wan n Conch Bum Rldl said. Uic 1200,000 racc Fob. 14. MOVING i s t o r a g e Hlolcoh Park. factor In Uie trade. Caracas MADISON, NV,a.,,UPI,-'11,0 r l K " — r"” ** “Wo mnJe the trado for two i i "One of our students ju.st got Isaac, of Catawbj., N.C., Iowa Hawkeyes rallied from an j;*; Given 0 woll-Judged Hdo by carried away; and he camo up Jockey Robert Woodliouso, Uie roasons,'’ Bowman said. "Firat, jioBted a spceWisconsin Badgers' "-^®'** 5 C V a U a W i n S paid tlO.M, $3.20 and 14.20 1,700-pound lift to 10 ft , - U r r y Weotlierferd's key free each sliol a 67 Saturday while disruption.". In two 125^nllo qualifying races l As vEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - across Uie board. Natlv;(/ Uirows and his mates’ mark- Lyles had a CO. ijoy told me he brought Royalty returned *115.40 tmd next lliursday. University of - ...... Nevada at Las 2‘lever steering control tanunslilp from Uio field corrlcd Dow Flnsterwald of Uio U.S., u,g lettuce with him and was Foyt wUl start on Uie polo in $6.60, and Twogundan $fl.2fl for Purduo-lo’- a n - ^ Ton. Uio fU-at raimd-lcndcr; s Iu m M Rotas 'i" throw it "boSro the U io "firsV 'ijs^ilo Vaco''wiiUo K f o r t ' ^ n t a Oara 37 max. horsepower show. baliketball victory over Indiana to a 75 and fell Into a tic for started but’ Uicn he Isaac will be on tho polo in tho n West Coast AUileUc 4-wheel drive Saturday. sevcnUi place wlUi Roberto De flpu^ed he shouldnl do It. He second qualifying race. Conferenco basketball ° game. ^ Purdue blow a 13^)oint lead Vlcenzo of Argentina at 209. told mo Uiat he flnaUy just got . , UTEP thumps^ Tlie winners led 33-32 at tho 52V2-lnch turning dfrcle bi Uio second half but held on, carried away near tho end of McM alionhalf. lakcB, After Uio score was tied mainly on Uie shooting of five times early in Uio second Arizona 80-66 Soviets grab "'■ ■ iK id , ‘Goah, I know I m a s t e r m n r n l h o . . 6 sizes of buckets WeaUicrford, George Foerber imlf, Uio Rebels went oliead to EL PASO, To«. (UPD-W ck and Bob Ford. lop 3 places sliouldn’t have Uu-own onyUilng ANAHEIM, Calif. (U P I)- stiiy at 48-46 with 14:10 left. 7 mph, top speed Gibbs scored U pobits ond WeaUicrford, wlio wound up on the floor.’" IrlHli-bom Pat McMnlion, who Tlioy led by 10 wiUi 3:37 to KO grabbed 10 rebounds Saturday_____ wlUi 28 points, hit Six Ot h|a ..IIEI^INKI ...... (UPI)-Tlio Hu.l- finished 12th in Uio 1066 before tlicJlroncos drew wiUiln ■ to pusJi Texas-El Paso easily eight cons^utlve free Uirows In niaj, trio of Nina Qiatkovlch, S v i * a C U S C Olympic-maraUion, won, tho -five poinbi'at 6 0 ^ with 1:47 iwst Arixono, 60-flfl, in o Uj® V, . Ludmila Titova and Tatiana ^ World-Maater’s MaraUion in left. . ...Western AtliloUc Conference ^ r d u e ’s slim margin. He also Averina held «ie Uiree top s l U I l S L a S a lle two hours, 18 minutes and 37.7 Odis Allison paced. UNLV baskMballgamo. taggcdno of ^Aolttors as ho po«,tio„s ijter a stronrp^-rfo-r-^l'U nS X.a JailL. seconds Soturdayi------■wiUr"77^polhls~ 6ttd- Bookor” Tlie Miners lilt a bUrlng fiO "»« manco in both tho 500 and 1,500 SYRACUSE, N.Y. (U P I)- McMahon, a scliool toachCr at Waslilngton hod 22. per cent from Uio field and had on 32 of 52 slwts. j^^o rs in tho womens World SyracMO, lead by reserve Paul M a u „ tinlriiod aliead leads of 20 polnUi In the second . Speedskating Qiamplonshlps Plotrowakl, went on a IM PICKUPOLdBE'S 1971 hair wlUle upplns their WAC Saturday, Kortag Mngo In the la«t five Sacrajn»to State runner. Dean and Facrber, who got 10 points, ALMANAC rREE AT record to 5-2. Atje Keulen-Deelstro of 'flio nilnutM to defeat ISthfanked' Tlio WUdcats could hit only 36 hit 9 of 10. NeUierlands, last, years world LaSaUe 7M « Saturday. hi the Sfrmllo, 3(&yard per cent of their'floor sliota. diamplon, lost tho game when tn rvu rA raco that started and ended at. GLOBE SEED Plotrowski, ii •”* luiwHru) ""‘“I , , , Ol—II..« ...n« .( 1 »_ Bill Warner led Arizona with 21 Michigan nips her skate broke after start In •mafiTAH ttrin rAii.> Anahoun Stodlum wos Moxlco s ANDFEED hCO. poUits. Hie only other Wildcat U.e J.600 motor.. She waa f f e U a n d t w ^ l a C l n thS Jochito Alfrodo, won llnlahcd In bi double figures was Tom Leo forced to withdraw. final live mlnutea after LaSalle 2:32:15. wlUil4. Northwestern Qialkevlch, tho European » ip « i out a lIHwlnt deficit to ■ y ------ANN ARW)I4, Mich. (U P I)- "< ;"•!* 1,6Mmeters Ud the g a m e d W l..------/niA T hinllT nnO llin Senior guard Dan Fife swished Syracuae trailed early, leav-/ n | Q T D I | l l l T n | l x H I P Illini dump two bf hl« 11 poUiU hi a ono- HoUand, 2:24.0. Dlimne Uie floor at halftlme with UIO I RIUU I U llO IIII and^ino idtuaUon with S9 AMEKITAN Minnesota «econda (o play Saturday and KapltolUia a n ith ’a ]0 nolntji In the first let ITth-ronked ITUi-ranked Michigan suir-auc- Se**eglM of USSR. three minutes of the second AVAILABLE MONE' CHAMPAIQN, ill. (UPIv u r. - . 1,0Vive n,uiu.«r.ii|i squandering a.i an IBiXilnt V " 6®0'">f‘er», half put SyracuM In tho lead BOB HOUSTON- nihtohi, behhid the S7-polnla of lead with an BMl Big Ten win ^ "nd the Orangemen bullt'lt V Start part or full time. SAIES REPRESENTATIVE wphonloreNlckWaatherapoon, ovar Northweatera. ''Tn, ' ' m » n No experience necessary downed Minnesota 83-76 In Big Michigan ImprovedImproved ItsIta confer-confer- diamplonshlp enampionsny medal meaai with wiin « « .6 .o anH j, and . Mike . Lee ledMichigan Sarv^no Become an AHillate oi our replillV ««p«niiln|| natlonil otBanl- I t a baakethall Saturday. « c « leadhig record to M and S jraoue with tg potats each. - South Id ah o - Jltava of. tho^USSH, Jiy_l,J - ■ - - latlon without IMerferlna wUh your pretent employment. We Mlimesotacameonly oB-clofle-~4t«''Overim'mftrk-to-13-4,-Uio— reboumUng, Sknith got 19 and- — neinl'B'man orwomen of pertne»*hlp Im ri to keep records for- •as.3 points In the second half, prpdse r«verM of Northwes- le e added 11. Company supplied. Agent*. Thire 1^ .no w iljna or telephone “ phT/M-iWb ..Two’...... free throws by OlUe...... lem ’s records, by expanding a contact redulred. Our builnei* l*,Money Ojrdari wUh ■ unique marketlns pr^rem , You c^n itart part or full time from your '5haRrton7 ^»tra'Boorfld~^ T»uU hBlftlnuTBdvuntager tcr a- i n r A T C n T ^ T y i " TTOIgnr aUOrw rfnd‘-eeHye^>"ey«* houra.-Aw4nwtmer>t,oU :___ Twjn FoUt fbrfbrthe- (he-Gophers, ^hers, closed the gap edge with M 9 to play. t M I N J A L S l , 2 67 ,0 0 to $ 5 ,2 5 0 .0 0 for «upplle« and Inventory )• rw u lre d . to 6M 2. But Uicn basketa by But the never-«lveHip WU^ats MATERNAL ROBOT It not a factor and no special ikllla are required, but you nead ability to work without tupervlalon and a daiire for your WeaUi«rspoon and Rick Howat ripped off nine s tra l^ t pobits AUTOMATIC own Indeparident butinett. If you are alncere end meet the^ pulled nUnolfl away. and Uien outscored Uie Wolve­ qualifications pleasa write and Include your telephone number Th^ Gophers gave It one rines M to turn a rout back FEEDING SYSTEM for more detaili by return mall to:, .Designed fo duplicate nafurat way more try with 8:11 remaining into ■ close game and set of nuriing lucktlnb animoli. by cloiing 76-72 but two free things up for V r JAMES R. CRONIN Uirows by Howat and la]|*up0 by minutes. Vlte President —Personnel Howat and Nick Conner gave." . Fife's two free throws mtide _D Aim ^J^ta^ERVaCE American Mono/Order Soivice Company , the niial a l(H)olnl advantage, .it ' 82-79'~6fiarB«Ty'-Maf4n Professional Building ■...... “*161 Twenty-FlfttrAvenue" — JBo«ab-iifflr

ByURRYHOVEY stymies Twin Falls 63-42 decision over Pilots Tlmet-Newi Sporti Editor ..... Moderaflnff* weather has all ■BOISE-— Tho liorah Uons-dUiuUrolUlwo-«ameawUw tato cUftcrence as. M n . Falls won . 13polntaandIcaiUnitthe Brulnn ■ BOHL - Steve Melcr'D tree ?1-M'la)' "lijht. shackled Twin Kalis with n hnlf tlie third district for the Bruins, thereboundtjattle butdidn tbot in rebounding; But except for Uirbw in iho cloalng seconds “^oneonsSTIgli j t R^ s o f U S S - r ^ ^Ject M £e S u ^ ^ r W tho court ^nb.press and rond the ~ ...... *’Ihfrtolld * ” ' own-thr * ** fluui M o ** fteii; him, him. OilAll moth6liniln li^ in startersstarters ,wero.were threWUireW Uie Ute game g ^ e Into lnto° overtlrnb oveHIme wo Wflyaar, year,fc(uhl Buhl hS(held I ana n 11-fl 'fl^ tlrri-Erst- % ) I) ^PShfUti. resulting turnovers into a (13^2 'Hjursday night. Borah opened up a I M first , under their scoring averages, and the Buhl Indians went on to Quarter lead but at the end of - » WooUn*- Bols® River and the in­ 0 ;M*nk* troduction of over>fluoridatlon victory Friday niwht tp rmi a The rone oross proved tho quarter lead and for awhile In Twin Kails foil U) o 7-4 Cort- «1«<1 Iho Glchna Kerry Pllols 67- *1>0 ^e«t three periods II was £3','" , has thfl plcturo on Oio the Mconil pcclod-lt-appeared feronee rccord-imiilnia. W (or- -:-,Ued — and-th«t-gerierailyrln— — »-»»•>* _ j o j * ij _ already- maligned-. Warin Twin Falls might steady, and ' Uorah *lllutho Uims n Q w J ll i_ .C .| ,- ^ ,, l , - ^ ' i ^ ^ 4Uatsd_t^,e_gon«in-oLthe:S:r_^‘ '^ .:_ J.u L JL l Springs wintering, area...... Oakley uses defense moko a game of it. But that idea overall ahd Twin Falls 11-5.' ’ » ^ n i > » I 1 0 n C gaino. Ih e Idaho Fish and Giuno collapsed In the third-period...._-Horah's sophomorG8 won;tho Over regulation play it was Bees down Department, which appcored to when Borah rattled off 20 points prellmlnury 5W7 in Uie final basically an out^do shooting agnlnst 13 for tlie Bruins. seconds. rolls past have Its collectivo.back to Uio io topple Murtaugh contest between' Buhl's John wall four or Hve weeks a^o on John Van Engelen continued ' uo„hii '■•'inj Muirhead, who wound up with Burley by ' to play well on Uie rood^ getting. R6r»h ig m pi ip “ >*' 20, and the Pilots' Bob Slirum, , tho matter of severe wintering MUHTAUGH - Tlio OokJoy Howard Friday nlRhl and l.n.lurn '? ! P I j.Ktf 0 0 I 0 K im berlyl, conditions tor big gamc^ Ilornols, liooded by Du d i powered past Uie Murtauuh Rod lUiiin ! ,? plckwH 3 7 1 1 , n VntfHJin $ J < 11 animals,- . can't bo sut-o whotlier Robinson, put a defensive Dovils tllll KIMBERI.Y- - Qiess and Glenns Ferry mandged tho 71-56 tally one point lead that necessitated tolauB horcryover tho& uth clamp on hlRh scorInK Mark, iioblnson,'holdln# u hel«ht JX^olvcrines Kinney combined for 43 points Fork of tho Boise River , 0 0 12 ' FridayI'l iuuv niKiii.night Illto in.nusend iiiutho Meier's success at the line. Bob BUHUEY — Hie BonneviUe advantage on Howard, kept tho situation. Hie department, in an T«t*lt I I Toltlt 14 Ift 1] 4] JcsurBln^Shosrone I n d i Z S^rmn opened tho overtime Bees exploded tor 20 poln). In pressure on tlie Devil sliarp- llorjiM effort to got a true picture of top Tigers post U.0 Kimberly BulldoKS 07- f n«' Ip BurUy Id pi tn lllknp 4 ] ] 10 Jlinin I 0 i } - weather had freed u lot of nrflgt animals from tho-rlvor bottom Redskins (irk bmhin ... 7 tCflin 7 I 7 J , with ridges and southern- Mrri S 1 ) IJ Krytil j j 4 * exposed hillsides barlngup. Elk GOODING - Tlie pressing Sc/ul'm 0 D I 0 C rrl*ri 0 0 1 0 4 7 4 10 Lfin ^-^'4-J— -began leaving tho bottoms and ^ S S S t " ! Dietrich Blue Devils mounted a 1 0 0 } rill* D 0 I 0 big lolid In Uie first quarter and 1 I 1 J NItn 5 7 J W on a helicopter inspection ^Or« } 0 1 4 never were Uireatened in taking Taun_____ » ]1 II 71 Tftlsll » l> 14 It Wednesday some proved to bo llonncvlll* IS ) l Ir 71 87-41 decision over Uie nurlfv 1} It 17 U first period by 1% points, ttio . elevations. Witlf the pressuro (irtli 0 Wolverines quickly lS'*l “133 L[Tkyrl'':'3^ W ’i Gooding'Stnto ItcdsHns Frldi victory kept Hagennan In a tic XUlmtn 0 n,.i«,*Arin»fi.nTi„«ru ift-7 .‘-WCJO manngou a u-/icao jn, lilojia* j i j s -‘v S 2 J ? nniglit. « »t. MACNITK off, the elk are moving away TeUli }f 1 It 70 Teltli II U I) 14 aw„y,out.«orln«U,oTl«er« 18-7 u ,i„/s ,;::S .y in b .e rc o :d , Utiny V 1 21 S4PP for second placo with tho Wllmi 4 1 10 Tiio Blue Dovlla had four men 3 - D UCNS b'om the traps. A fall of powder in tlic final cIbM minutes. and Karl llntrt I ] i Hgont show Thursday wasn’t cjn>ectod Hansen Hu.10. Hansen took TaUli ]| byHeck.wiUi 10. *nie department, operating Ig II pi ||) Cniplill I I I ] ]7 .ShoiHont Mail o»cUr (ilUd p»oniplly S«nd t It n IR-poInt lond into the final It 7t' 4] it no mo/my.wtll COD U" « seven traps from between would send Uie runncr*up Into llrwri i I fftlt Dlt 0 0 10 far Iwo. All tiiet. tournament and away from tlio K Srntn * I J IJ Smtih 4 0 4 1 area, had 10 animals collared preliminary G2-61. nnu>''" 7 0 1 4 Turn»r ^ ^ Gl/ARANYEBD and recorded early. U a t week . Woolsey, ] 0 0 VfDrot' ' W endell McCo.»*.i I 1 3 laxlon , Petkini Slgn$ only one animal entered tlio Haft Itlver won Uie first same ifiTrrs''iQ*!^*tD*p dI cib— tt-pi i» - ■!-» ■. ■■■■...... - -JMtruy . 4 M 14 Oro«n 4W7. I )t 41 Toltli II 17 If I) K Mirvv !0 I I 31 Itltll.' W*H4lall^W«,...... traps. W EN D EL L - Weii Krolm and ir JiJit » Rimrock Davit 5 ] 0 17 Dale Tumipseod, district « b» i« ^Im Gcrgen cach come up wiUi Lvinil L 5m n ipnlir TftUll )4 ltt» 7 TsUlt 1 t l) t l4 So« Slancfard Printing . game biologist, says the •• nru"'"*- 4 *J 0 IJ Nd.»o • 1 J ii foluvii y drlUcal u liv tv iii points jMiuivn In III Uie uiu lufourUi u iu i —_ Hr«l Ol»lflcK 34 41 t4 ir 0 ,, Drrttoln 1 ' Goodlno Slal* I It M 41 department is tending Uie traps Q 0 Thm[un ] ' qunfter Friday night to shark I onmSlG CAt top Bliss Uirou^li helicopter use, raUipr ; 's Kmp";:! tho Little Five Conference than having men snow machine leading Valley Vlkingo'past Uie BLISS - Rollle Woolsey ' and stay In tho lu'eu. In Uio Wondoli 'IVoJans 07-77. Tolalt 34 7 VI SI ToItU It 13 HEAR the DIFFERENCE! ■ i F ;■ for title pumped In 30 points and led Uie early trapping season, 200 elk ' HIctun 1 The offensive duel was ■ u ?o Tiny now "Montoroy” D.CIO V,!? 7- fast break and Uie Rimrock . were counted In flying Uie trap To U li ]0 V 1 It Telalt. It hlghliglited by big individual hoaring aid by MAICO tUuarmiii Rjildera took firm control of Uie line. In Uie past week Uie count '■ I IJIvof scoring, Kirk Dennis winning looks dlfforont, but tho showdown Virginia bolls backboards Friday night as has dropped as Uie elk have Uio honors for Wendell wlUi M 'ronl differonco la in the Uiey dropped Uie Bllai Bears 72- / moved onto Uie hills and ridges- points. But hl.‘i effort was offset FAIRFIELD - Hie Camas hearinn . . . cloan, clear ; .Tlie department Is going back ¥ by Ijirry Rlchmnn wlUi 20 and County Mu.slicrn, getting 57. N.C. Stale samulrlriulltional MAICO The win kept Rlmrock'n ..Into Ujo trapping and tran- L j c I V C T r i l H S Krolm with 20 for Valley. points from Uiree men, roared CHARLOrrESVILLK, Va. quality and do|wndnbility, sporting business with tho Gergon added Ifl. pn.'jt Ujc Cjirey Panthers 72-Jfl (UPI)-Vlr((lnln hold NorUi NorUisido . Conference t le too, No hotter henrinj' nt Warm Sprlnga elk hcril...lakinfi___ It wns tight throufihout Uie Friday night to set up a Nor- Cnrilllna SUito scoreless tor a I'W '" ‘''o any prico. tho anim als from depleted * -1 flriit Uireo period wiUi never thalde Conference title llkninulo sU-ofch of Uio (Irst- ^ range Into Uio Magic Resirvolr ^ .-v ^ ...uiu uiunthan uvu five i>uiiu« points - Hj'owdown------wlUi— -- Uie ...... Rlchflcld...... hnlfw Snturduy « mid went on to a County and Richfield , by one - country where food is more O O O separating Uio...... two clubs. But In Tigers...... night. Tuesday night. 71W3 71W3 AUanticAUantic CoastCoast ConferenceConferenco game In Uie lost column. byi f j i MAICO ^ plentiful...... and acceas to...... normal » • « 'IP Uiou.« final...uu quarter,UU.UIC.. Krolmivrom. wentwc.u tolu n...... ie win kept- Uie MuiihersMu!i and bnsketball victory. Rimrock didn t really tuck It r suimner range immediately at Uie glass for two tinins and TlRcrs tied for Uie loop lead — . Virginia, trailing 15-10 soven ^ Soe. HEAR it today, ot ^hand. Tlie U-ap should go into NEW YORK (U P I) - In as ^Gcrgen scored a pair of driving Pending the outcome of minutes Into Uie game, went C operation Monday or Tues(lay. awesome a display of tennis layinsto aliove Valley on top by Saturday’}} Richfleld-Dietrlch into a tight zone defense Uiat and puslied from 10 points ; In Uio meantime, feeding skill as ho lias ever sliown. Rod 10 and WendoU couldn’t over- Kame - and piit title overtones prevented any open, slioUj ahead to a 52-28 cuslilon. ''operations ar« continuing at Laver routed Tom Okker ft-l, 6- como the. deficit. on the Tuojidny match at Rich- inside. SUitc .couldn’t hU from Rlmrotlf )J, •'1** ” , Hmrck <0 II pi Ip • Warm Springs, and Eagle and 4. M Saturday In Uie Tennis Valloy'won Uie prellminahv. outside, and Virginia pulled Ticlinn HEARING AID WltV Lta ^ Lake Qreok areas for oik and In diamplons Classic and ran his vaii.v 17. w.nd.ii 71 Camas County, getting 25 ahead 2M5 wlUi 3:1B to ploy In Uur» UvOcf Mlhw» CENTER r. the Gimlet area and on Deer money earnings slnco Jan. 2 to vaiiay ig II lii Ip w»nt»»n <0 » i>) *P point.s fl/id 1C Tebounds from t/ic half. ERNEST J }w Dnnt , mack > i [ * SSMoinW., . 134 E. nth "“ TOrcek for deer. Tlio department' $00,000. 1 li-SI»»n • Randy Bauscher, and 21 points 'ttio Ciivallers wldened‘Uiuir-“i ' ‘i 1‘tlfin 4 31. *<>'"» llrntti 0 HniJr\f\ MICHENER Twin FalU BuiUy r Is .using a newly developed In taking yet another. $10,000 7* ; llimll from Coates and II marc from lead to 20-19 a t luilftlmer-Uicn. 7 3 -WaUI. ' special pcUet for the doer who’ wlnner-tako^ll match In Uie Chntilr Dick Baiwcher, Jbmped in front capltnllzed on 11 con!u>cutlve 1"^33^30” 678^93TT - can’t rendlly adapt to eating 1210,000 Tennis Champions Tol«l|..(} II IS 17 Tol^lt 20-0 In Uie first quarter and held polrjts midway of Uie final I hay. Claaslc, Laver blasted Okker .'iway Uiereafter. Tlie Mu.'iliers period to open a wmmanding Z There has been some off Uic court In Uie first s^t of clinched It In Uie Uilrd perlo3 II MrJck _ Uie moderation Uie elk have Uirough Okker’s •serve In Uie UllKlir II ] } }S Muih Co»te« 7 7 J ji Smpin ' moved off again and the second game of tlic first sat Monday A\timu ' ] 0 1 t Mnnir V&klko 1113 u •" complaints have dropped and toyed wlUi him Uie rest of IllicJy 3 0 S 4 Prk. ; sliarply. way. In Uie sixUi game, Okker A Bruin Club' smoker, Adding a new chapter to Uie finally held his service, but a featuring 15 boxing matches already over-crowded (by man, scries of shots 'by Laver between 'ISvln Falls high school ...... :not animals) Worm springs completed daale djljc crowd ofi lettermen, will bo hold nt 7:30 : wlntei;lng area, however, Is a ..3,712 and Ofcker, and oven p.m. Monday at Uio high school W i l d l i f e U l l i l ' . report'from Uie science boys at Uiough Okker managed'to hold • Utah State University, his serve there was no doubt Football Coach Norm niomas ' Jawbones and bones of elk Uiat it was only a matter of said Uio program Is being n i C C l l I l f , , which died last year \yere sent Umo. •< presented In an effort to raise 7 to—UUih’ Statu-for-imnlyslsr—• Laver-took'Uie'second set, money for” purchasing— a— 'Ilie SouUiern Idaho Flah-and' ; - The return report was not a breaking Okker In Uie flfUi and whiriiMol baUi for Uio Bruin Game A.HSOclation wUl hold Iti : - happy one. Utah State nays seventh games, and opened Uie training room. regular monthly meeting at 8 " Uiere are definite signs Uiat Uie final set by breaking again, .llie 15 matches will be thrpe p.m. IXiesday In Uie Idaho . elk are being subjected to over* coaating to a . victory which rounds each. Somo of the Power Company audltodum, ’ fluorldaUon wlUi heavy con* some tennis observers Insist featur6s are expected to bo remlntbi secretary Rol>ert A. ; contrnUons found In Uie bones was one of his finest perfor- Rocky Reeco vs. Upward Pettygrovo. • and the teeth showing no mances. Morris; Alan Scherblnske vn. Tlie meeting will be Uio first ! enamel. A test of Uie sprijig Lavcr‘s victory now brings Terry Eldrldgo; Rich BoraJj vs. undor nowly-olocted president I water flljowHlx parts per mUllon him against Dennis Ralston on Steve McKnlght; Alan Conner Ii5s Ilaxon. Tlio group will hear ; fluoride while Uic vegetation Feb. 17 at which Umo Ijiver vs. John Tliorpo and Dcimls rcporLq 'from Idaho Fish and ; along Uie 8trcomsliow8 70parts wlU go for $100,000. ,- Blackwootl vs. Qiarles Boyer. Game Department personnel. i permlUlon.BoUiarofonsidcred 1 out of . Uie “safe range" and ; eating or drlnkhig, Uio elk are ; adding to Uieir own .problem. Declo favored in B, Jerome Turnlpseed alfp uild Uiat animals dying Uils year would : be disscctodwlUi organs sent to : Uie Idalio livestock loboratory has slight A nod in mat meet ' : in Boise for . study. Ttiat M o n d a ; laboratory has requested Uio RU PERT — Tho ,Doclo seeded men could drop them out Hornets have sulficlent depth at samples in on effort to deter-. Ilornots arc favored to repoal of contention. almost all weights to take j tniop.lf any domestic IWcwtack. asClusalB wrcsUlngchampions In Uie IZyears of.Uie Clas. ; diseases are conU'lbutlng to Uio > whUe a big dogfight is expected districts, Minico has won 11 and ' dividual champions mny bo ; winder mortality. to develop among Jerome, Twin Twin Falls has managed one. fairly well divided among Uio - Falbi and Mlnico for the class A- "niat one came .when . Roger , iiartlclpatlng schools but Declo oiirih-dlfttrirt... MlchcnoiLtfoa^tho coach of the sliould dominate in the number Snn a ll the / I r A ' Q U I C K Q U I Z combined A and* B wresUlng Bruins and lie could add another of men placing fourtii to socondr tournament opens Tuesday T w t‘K r a ",^ ' Butthol.porUuitthin«lntho in next Siin tlay's \ >0— Why- iloes the planet nlghji at Mlnlco High School ■; Afarj look reU7 gymnaslumv , Mlnlco minico nil au hnvo nuv.o Uu-eo uiree No.-.l ‘'•o-• V men n««r to_Uio ; A—Recauso tho material On Uie b i ^ of regular season seeds wlUi Burley has two and ^ I'iines-N civs. . .* of which Its surface is made dual matcli«sJ«-o5io would bo Wood lUvcr ono. Haslcally, It » . l i w > ro/lects red light better than r«t«l . ril«hl favorite In Ibe <»•» Jwo™. .lron«o.t In tho - ; it does light of any oUier O m , A d l^ o n with Twin Falls' light wolghU, Twin Falla In the CP|or. having pertiaps a slightly better middle and Mhilcd at th(| ,top Tho district wiU bo run off in chanc« of nipping them'thfln weii^tq. ------‘---- ‘Uireenl{^itly sessionsT i^ayr- ' Q— W hat c o u u iry has «o Mlnlco. However, It appears Declo came out of a stonny Wednesday and Thursday Amiy’or'Navy?----• t i ^ t enough that One mdjof clasfi B S4>edlng meeting wlUi.-nightr'Ali'sosstahiTWlHlitBrt'Bt" I A—-Iceland. upset of one of those team's top the nnost No.' 1 seeds and tho 7:30 p.m. . - • Sunday;.February 7, 1971 Tlmes Newi, Twin F

— wayftg ‘ " “nicilcfmit put ndtted wnpli5i3~’ when^Hurley tanked-both'ends-,— LOS A NGEI^S (UPtKNqTinVRHT: the clock. Mathews hit a'ZModl'jllfflpdiV in OT M aim 'Slum’s bhttle -wttli^ of ^-one«enthone-free-thH>w4he»- ranked • ’UCIoA with Sidney Down 5W2 with 8:57 left to was d free throw by Dana with 2;30 left. • It was the Bruins' 10th the closing'seconds to fashion a Weber State at Ogden Monday lid was nnllod'on the victory, • Wicks scorlnjj 2A polnta, over- play, tiio Bruins went ahead to Pagott with 6;1B left to make Henry Bitoy,_w h^ aat__ouL ^— CHmo a - w v w iT o ln t deficit lBte=^-6tay^at ei-fl0on-» la y 4 n by4CTO=; tha-scoz«'61>MrAftar:Booker’8~(nuch^of-the~8econd haif,fput In • against setback at Notre Dame that went on a scoring spree in the-Wpbcr by one gome.— In the second half-to -deleat—Bo^r-wlth-5:30to go. . go*«head basket, _whlch c ^ e a_ free_ throw wi^_51_ seconds costthem-ftrst placirin thfrUPI-OVcrtiinc .-pcrl0d;jlQ_B0V0rely._^NprUienLArlrona, which hud top rated and previously unbeo' Wick's free thro\y tied the after he stole the ball from left after being fo u l^ by iVikings coaches'poU-and should move ‘^ont Idalio State’?} Big Slcy \yon only one league game up lo Tten University of -BoutbDm -score al 69-50 al 5:53...... - u s e ’s-Paul - Wcstphal, UCT*A Westphal, , ...... Conference . hopes, 9^9J',Saturday turrtod to l)>o w?nt into a stall to pull USC ,-Wlcka, who also had,. H (hem back into first place in Californio M-CO in college The Trojans,' who had won Saturday nl«ht. foul lino l&te in the overtime to basketball's bin KDipe Saturday their first 16 games, scored . out of its tone defense. ^^ebpundst added two insurance’ the national ratings. coqst to More importantly, the Bruins turn, back tl»e llengals — ldufi. , , , victory over the Kimberly • guard who didn't even get to nppcared capable of having a n iP T n ir n — Th/> Montana State Jumped lo nn Uirco>game losing streak, Hie Vandals ncld ii PULLMAN, Wuali. (UPI) - JUilldogfl. ^ start a week a^o. Eight of his record night. Humes hit 24 of nte University of Waslilngton Tfie slow-pnccd Jlrat ha lf' •nnori pUod up « biK (Irul-lialf “ "■'J' W '<1 Ui" ^b en ts' conjcrcnco <" points came in the second half. Ifin#) In ft in lead when tl/e Dlob-idi Blue and hold-on for n narrow record to 3-4 and over oil murk -vn Huskies tried u zone dofcnao nt Uio BcnKuls twlco ""inounlcd ended In n ItM druw.Jbul In the leau wrien me Litu-icn uiuo Conference win lo M l.. Taylor.Jcd all scorers with 20 Devils were Imving trouble Wav with U Dolnts ^ o v u ih he the start of the aedond hall imd eight point leads. Their last one quarter fiorBcn started over Ihc University of,Idaho Apuirofclu^chfreetlu-owsby whlli IklcWiouso wus tops for finding a ficltj. (jo»l ;lnd S S ’U n t t o ^ r e lM ^ d T n thS saw W a*lniiton State outscore camo at (WO but UorUiern M lln « f™ " H” Saturduy nighty Bill Brlcklibuso wlUj six 8oeond.i Montana State, outlasted Uie Devila G 5^ in t n l n k o M d ^ haU minutes ■>“ U'" Co-'R'"-" “> Norlhulde Conference play remaining gave Ujo Bobcats a U SC ^ D ^ r lo o lln r t a ^ away to a 90-78 win Saturday two In Just over a minute and undcrljonlh a . the Saturday nlghl. threo.point, 70-70 lead that H 'V f] nnSeKut?r^aS?eLM- thin on it w;u. ult™tl«ht 2?'!;.?“"''' The roHull left nichfidld Horlen, Insured the victory. facing Cnmua County Tuesday Idalio, which appeared out of « , '''“v^asldn^.onStatcwaslea.Unr w ,r “i?"‘^ S r “? ^ ' t night In whal could be a title tlie game midway Uirougl) the o r i V 5 I I ^alXm“pt”st?M t“S refiulaUonptayandhadtheball ^C S 'tK V u r we second hulf, staged a comoback^r^L* l i v a i showdown for the Northsldc Morton thu. M u\ Husk OS tr od tho r now de- when Trent Magner was fouled. > manugeu me ue oui weru spearheaded by Malcolm i ' i • for 52 « r S fcnse. Mike Gomez hit three He hit his first shot.but the ««ver ahead in the first half, Conference chnmplotuhlp. Hint Gergen ended wiUi 20 points. Taylor end tx>ok (he lead 74-73 l \ 0 C l S K i n S Y i/ x P u i i jfl JA 1. u bombs from the outside and the sccofid went awgry. Northern one comes off ut Richfield. lead meet In the prelimlnaryt Valley ran Dietrich Jumped ahead 33-lR r e t e ^ (hat w a s ^ e n ^ ^ n ArlMna «ot tho rebound and ^ ■ n ie iS Id ^ S g e A a n d s three PROVO(UPI)-'nioR6bound- lls record io 12-1 with a 4W3 In tlie first half wlien Dietrich PHOENIX,...... Ariz...... (UPI). - ■ S " o t l u 7 o r i ^ o M n s " '-Vins as Washlnston State Mattows tied It up. morc times before Uie Bobcats ana P ^ l n g o Center Kresi- win. managed only four field goals— Qilcano Wlille Sox hurle'r Joe Hie Bengals wont ahead B7-&4 went ahead to stay. • Coslc sparked Brigham H,oTVolans were ahead 3M7 Z u c T ' ' early in tho overtime but Uien Vallty U. Klmbarly tl one in the second quarter. Horlcn, who feels It would take at halftlme after being behind Idalio, trailing 77-70 with two Y o ^ g University to a big oar- ■nie Cougars hud led by as MannUig, Bennett and Mothews . .. Hoont —Tlio -Dovllii» -^turnwl -on-thih-IJm-a-y6ar4o-l».coinpetiUve I L ^ -by-nin(i:polnta-twico-lB-7 and I }0 HUIph secendludtbulll 1,e._ Joined U,o , profeMlonal ^ K ^ ^ o V .^ ta r a r o h ^ iv a l'u S , many as 12. 24-12. In tho first came-up-wltluflcld-goaU-lhat_nJ^ ^ i Hmly I 20-U. half but U)c Huskies batUed r - » L»# ■ 0 -j K ' l U ^ " . = " ' i S r;;h o ;„ e r 7 ;o u r , S h t " a ; ” r: tho|»ll until n - » n d s siv.wed shoved Northern Arliona ahead ] II I DD-87, A technical foul free CrmliH _ U.ird ..uarter when Rlehfleld Say as a starting point...... Sd"e "ims" "'2 of his IB ro- tho"‘tst'^t'U'nSi:s'“':Li: tlwcrd 1 M»y 1 Q I I Intermission. tlirow and another on a one-and- moved ahead by 21. But I1ie six-liundicapper birdied Layton made 11 In tho first Horn 7 Uvt 17 14 stage for Drieldiouse's gumo- bounji in tho first halt to doml- Tho win gives Waslilngton ono situation pushed the IUrw« 0 0 1 0 EMelrlch st^irted coming back In Uiree par-tliree Iwles and one wlimliig tree tllrows, ■ nato Uio backboards and propel half. ^app « ) ) It the fourtli period und cut the pur-four to card a one-under 71 State a 1-4 conference record laimberjucksfartlicr ahead and TeitU U U I] il ToUlt 71 I) II M iS n A d a l S c d a bucket »' « , 28-11 end A crowd of 15,307 Jammod Uio “ X “ 7 , ''X"-;;"'-" Vklliy W 7i S> U margin to si* points wlUi about from scratch In the second . <0.24. He also set . up Imlf a •cimi»»fiy II j* 41 • II- two and one-half minutes left, round of the Astrojet Golf ut tlic burzer for Uje visitors lo ’ ^ S o S waTcarr^e^ ' t iSd ^ winners But n ich fid d ate,Idled and aa.,slc over U.e Goodyear Golf »c™un for tho Hnal score. S " „ 2 n S L,A. tops televislonnatlonallyandlocally. ^ K m r t d ' ^ i o ' e a d . ' ’ Jerome cops pulle ll-n 1* WIImt1 I 7 able to stay off a last quarter ' Kno I KMllr I 0 0 1 ntani 7 00 Into contention • midway FAIRFIEIJD - Tlie Camas Junior varsity wrcsUlng tour­ I GO 7 Ko«ll< ] 00 rusli by Uie S^m Diego iW kcts Coiclii* 0 First round leaders Wlille llug«« Uirougl) the second half. Utah County Musliers ouLscored Ice- nament. Earlier this year Uie Toltl* |}) M ays, of tho San Francisco Lw» } 7] I Adimi ) 0 0 topples lo win Uiolr first gam ifln San UicKtKIJ T«U ll }| U r»>al( I}')) camo within seven points U)ree cold Gooding Stata 18-4 In tlio varsity took the loop UUe. Giants and Bruce Gossett of the limes and was wiUiln five second quarter and rolled to a Diego Uils year, UW68, Satur­ Hie Tigers piled up 127 points day nlglil. Forty-Niners headed four.teams points at fiG-Sl with four m in­ 54-20 victory over Uie Redskins and crowned seven champions Panthers Hio I-jikersheld a 03-81 advan­ tied for second at 129. utes left. Saturday night. in the on^-day affak, «^lle Ohio State Oregon tage at the end of throe quarters Joining them were Hall of BYU then slowed tho tempo Camas led Just 14-D after the runner-up Mountain Home had Famcrs Joe Dimaggio and Otto 84 points. Filer crowned two down, forcing tlie Redskins lo first quarter but bboraed bitd a pu«'ed'^ down 20^''reboundJ S llX * 'w lu iin 'o n ? ^ M in t™ l^ ivinx 87-76 Grahnm, Willie Davi.4 of the slips by foul. Tlie Cougars Uien won the 32-13 halflimo load und stayed Saturday night and Hay Basabe ■fShv K champs and finished thbrd vrith U s Angelos Dodgers and EAST LANSING, Mich. game with U of 13 freethrows well In front. pumped In 18 points as tho S fo T L m V l f S t J 81. Buhl had 47, Gooding 46, and (UPI)-OIjIo Stale tajjled rev­ Merlin Olsen of Uie Los Angeles going down Uie stretch. Camas took Uie preliminary IUmrockRj)iilersbcfltCarey48- 3.15 left ,lo Wood River 16 points. enge Saturday niglit after Rams, and Jim Palmer of tho Beavers Mlko Nowlin scored 18 polnta 58 4 0 .,— - ...... 39______E!^*. Baltimore Orioles and Wlille ...... ^ In the second hulf to keep Utah reeling off nine strnlght points , C»MttC«unlv(4. OMdiM tl.M nichardson of tho Miami CORVALLIS. Ore. (UPI) — in the bnllgame, and finished i i m t i ' la >1 pi 10 OdA« tT la II P In a four-minute span in Uie D liiciir S'...... second half lo pull away for an Dolplilns. n ie Oregon Ducks made,11 two ^ y night's top scorer wlUi } Smllh Morton, who wild he had In a row over Oregon State 4 Jrfi;- 87-76 Big Ten victory over ------28 points Aihmd * 3 I Sxin TRAP played about three times In the Saturday nlttlU, beating tlio *nio Cougars outsliot Utah, VnSIk 4 10 Yftirgii ,rsx ‘'« r , ; Michigan State. 4 FI<1» runnb\8 Uieir rccord to IW on S past tlu-eo years, picked up Beavers 67-57 behind the HtMly ] A week ago In Columbus, Uie 57-42, alUiough Uiey had one D/n tho season, lod 22-10 at tho half ' strokes for Uie leaders on two aliooUng of Larry Holliday. leas fleldgoal. Iho big keys Sppv . 0 . 7 0 Snartans, playing In OSU road T otill >1 10 I 14 Tolali 11} f it- and by three after the U.ird SHOOT natural blrdfcs.-one of wiiich Holliday ^ r e d ^ 25. fwlms, 17 rebounding where Camat 14 ]} 4t 14. uniforms after somebody ap­ period. went for an eagle, and on one In the second half as ho led a Coodlng St V II IS M 'four In a row and 13 of their SUN., FEB. 7th parently liftisd llieirs, defeated BYU had n-5ft-39 disadvantage, RoUy WooUey took down 10 ^ " of his three pars. surge for Uie Ducks who had Uielr gracious hosts, 82-70. and at Uic foul line whore live rebounds to help Bybeo on the — NOON — only been ahead 33-32 at tho Olilo State's guards picked up Ci)ugar8 hit 80 per cent to only boards. For Carey, Dick Intermission. • Senators wlU) 32 pobitjs TURKEY, HAM, 58 for Utali. 'SimpSonwastheonlymantohlt . Orckon beat QSlLiMJFrlciqy ----- BACON, - -!!:;hTmr4-gnS°yl'get.. Tcrps claim BYU is. - now 12-8 over-aU double figures,, with 20. night; .4^l_Hairatan_ - a M i l M N a . Ung game honors wiUi 25 polnta 0 0 ^ 7 Q while U ta liin W ). “ c a a s i b y ^ R|mrocirtooKUio flrirpm o'59^ Stiui li)vc addbd 20 for the Chamberlain with 18. Cttiter 56. r ^ l r n ! . . „ Ducks W N o a U u rg c n s o n - 15 ^ , Elvin Hayea put In 33 points for DURHAM, N. C. (U P I)- for Uie Beavers. I c c h CrUSheS W ildcats San Diego whUe Stu LanU had ~ SKtNSOUDBY Sophomore Howard White CMO i„ ,,„k , o„gon . . „ 19 &nd Calvin Murphy 14. FILER Missouri tops off Uio bench to break Duke s a „[5 j),ot .270 to Oregon's .500. A i r F o r C e FILERThe Goodmg The Lakers led most of the prosanB defense and lead o rc g m Stjitc scored only two Senators Intimidated tho Filer !■ ns i 1 u Sn'P*'' i • 4 J M way by as m ud i as 11 polnta BOOSTER CLUB Maryland to a 88-79 victory • • points in a neurly scvcn-mlnute ATLANTA (UPI) — Georgia WUdcats Insldo at Uie outset -•Mica 0! 0! )!'! 0 and held a halltime advantage Buffs a 1-76 over Duke Saturday night. period In the second luilf, while Tech held the Air Force T e lili >1 « J« *1 . - I I S» of 6M5. Friday night and rolled Into a RImrMk n 77 37 *t . Whlto, benched by Terrapin Uic Ducks buUt up a nine-point scoreless for almost ten 58-31 South Central Idaho Caray • I? M » Coach Lfifty Drlesell for recent margin. minutes at Uie start of Uie Conference victory. o . a iff mW l^“S S p to T a “d'2lSu‘ Oregon Is now. 12-4 and OSU second Half Saturday to blow Flier managed lo stay wlUiln W l S C , S l t i r S For a b«oulifui focollen with M ty (B Beavers was a victory over the victory. an Ift^wlnt lead In Uie Uilrd . held a 4040 lead at intermis­ race with a 81-76 victory University of Long Wand Jan. The Yellow Jackets led at quarter and were never sion. However, Maryland took LMYJ MOBILE HOME MliCHI Saturday night. 27. But since Uien, starter Mike halftlme by only four points, 35- Uireatened ahooUng WlUle Wise sank 41 Uie lead tWiUi 17:S7 to plav In Meely flnislied with 20 polnta, Keck was killed and Larry 31, but the.Falcons faUed to •nie WUdcats hit only 20 per Vo\nls io lead J^e U t ^ Stws ■.h».u w..Uwi» H. M Ii . r.l< lU. l u i tho second half. • 12 below his average In con­ Webber Injured and out for tho score a point until midway In cent, making only seven field past Vbrglnla 127-122 Saturday • ll o ^ CM«MiMces • Um)H(roU)d U t ^ ference. Ho drew his fourUi foul season as Uie result of a Uie second half at which time ■goals all night, while Gooding n^ilit tn an American Basket- ^for informaflon call 1 wlUi 6:12 to play In Uie first half, NorUicni California auto crasli. they trailed S5-3L hit 45 per cent. b ^ l AssoclaUon game. S c o r e s ' The JackeU’ pressbtg defense Mike Butler wa)s Uie second __ but dldn!l_foul 0UUint|l_4:57 I’ llar 31 ------'•■rldaVHwM-- ' forced the (alconi Into repeated f lW . \f H v l tp highest ncorcr wlUi 23 Jo r toe 733-2281 remained In Uic game. Ht«h txhMl , , - WfOhl 0*7* Diilrlch ir , Coodlrm Itatt 41 NM Stale turnovers and the Air Force got Stars, who played without their Ttie Victory boosted Missouri j j r r l l . ) ,4 Thaali .) 0 7 * WWMI UIVK »l. J*fom* S) only nine sholA during the La(:r» \ \ 5 l*l«n 1 J 1 4 top gun, Zelmo Beatty. to S-1 In Uie Big El^lit and lS-5 Maot'man U . R ail RIvar 41 4 0 '7 • l-f"'"'^» 1 1 7 J HImrMk 77, B lltl U lengthy drought. to rt overall. Colorado fell to 3-2 and Cam ti County 77. C«r«y 41 f-nUhir s ' ; K J :" ' s ; s ! OahUy 70, Murlauoh U tops Utags lUch Yunkus of Georgia Tech Obbn* 11-8. ShoUtona t), i* ' Rnka I ; s r !;!: TAQpmirP'Q M M MTPf^ led all scorers wilh 22polnls.and ftchr The newDatsun1200’s are really something. Vallay 17. WanJall rr 1 0 0 7 10 0 7 nuhl J7. Clann* Fw ry S> iDvarlima Hril , 5 , , Hm»vf 0 Q 1 0 Marquette u i i i l ' Z m l ovo” T w ; 10 rebound, for g « « . lim n ' . . .Wo tookthe ugly out of economy U pto3 0M P G . Thmt V0 1j 1• < v.>., W ]l Uilrds Of Its shols from Uie field, a ., T.I.I. II 11 '• “ and put tho performance in. Sure-stopping front disc brakes...... Mlnlco S7 OAOOina n 77 SI north 4], Twin Fall* 47 but tho hot shooting wasn't t U 70 11 Each 1200 has the new high-cam All-synchromesh 4-spoed stick shift. - rips Dc Paul I'Malallo %}, MuUjltn u> Falcons wi'Ui 19 points. . Pllaf nocat*lia v. Capllal 4« gartie on Uie boards where Uiey W*H Jim Hollon Jed Alabama The Bulldogs fell behind by as UanlMky 111, M lillulppl ii o A n n iH a - .-Ari'/,ona St. KoulH C*rellna iJ. Clamuo 44 by Warriors . scorers with 21 points. many as eight points Uiit trailed CalilornI* loO, klantord 14 NOW oN DISPUY AT llfinoli »i, Mlnn*wla 71 ^ LSU, how 10-7 only.31*28 at the k a n m «i, NttM’aika tr OAKLAND (UPI) -The MU- upsets Lobos lft«a «]. Wluoniln *1 aeaaOD and 6^ in SEC play, Ronnie HogueX [basket wlUi Auburn U . Florida 70 w«ukM BuoIb jumped off to a shot...... 62.0.... per...... cent from...... th e ' 12:27 to play Ue^ it (or the UTBPIO, AflloMa --.'•r ALBUQUERQUE, , N.M. Taxai A M I f , A rh an ui I ) Ug. B n U iJ J l u d StUirday, fidd. AlibumB, 7-io over all Georgians at 44 but he missed a • (0PI>—I« an extremely physi­ night tof c O T O i ^ on n ^ B ,a lo the W e n a ic e . Npira D«ma____ i___ _. alghlerhlen II, go-obMd free throw, which was cal game» Uie Arliona Slate tyracu»« 7S, ta&alla u cent of their Held goal attem pt ^nianaged only M per cent, Georgia's only miss In 17 tries Purdu* ts, Indiana I I Sun' Devils led, all the way to M k h iM k7, X«*«la/n II and coasted to an ea8y;lll-tf 71,0 Bengals, the at the goal line. _N M yiUl* Tl. Ulah Hat* W DEAN MOTOR CO. '-t«ke-a-&MO^WeBt«m-AUUatio. *“* t-8«tfrancbco_befa< tn ^^^0, then forged . ia ,W ,W g g ^ home crowd Ihh average, oubnboun'ded Ala- awy hancQIyTUf -126~2nci^Av«nua South, T w in Falla Mexk» Saturday. season for the Wamors.. ; beiha 54-46. ■' > five minutes. IB Tlme»-Newt, Twin Falli. Idaho Sunday, february U,S, faces tough

EDITOR'S NOTE: Thli ti the. of administration acclaim over Intervention, mcse attain the capability to plained his Vlotnamlzation prO' There are differing views as resist a major oftenslve In (NnrtWeek:tlie Middle E m I first ol elghf weekly artlclei prospects for getting out of the Most administration officials replace them—la not a solution gram in detail on Nov. 3, 1960, to whether the primary objec- Cambodia, conlUcI), I dealing wllb great declfiotu^ war. Nevertheless, the Pres- acknowledge that' a peace in Vietnam or Southeast Asia In lie said thot flnal U.S. tive of the buildup there Is to ■ . 1971. In tb'ese artfclei Ui^ted Ident still faces tough decisions agreement, backed some gener^. •wHiidrawal would come only strike eastward across the H H g P tew -ln ten w tk jB a l - reportew In-Southieast Asia and-lhere -i^-formi—ot-^lntemational_gUB- U la simply a fonnula for whcn. Uie SouUi. Vietnamese northern par^pf South Vietnam nn rinnht herprngnlTM thla.— -.tanteea.. nffcrj, the nnly.-.r£flL U.S. dlsengagemcnl, hopefiiny 'become airong ' enough' ' to oT'drive south into Cambodiar TiLOAAKESr; . H e ld i. -on*— w»d- -ini5jtei^QnaJiq,mtt8t.mata pratEcdLlfltglvinMJliP under...... , _ ■ft asiewj great declslooi facing have (o do with the manner in yletnBme;M the right to^deteC' (hV Saigon g&vi^rmnent wiU) a U S . ■ niUititry- officers .and .Vietnam.______Dations, their people a ^ 'th e ir which the United Stales flhully r^ne thelr own ftiturc, which is fighting clionco for survival In paolflcation officials In Uie field Congressional pressure has leaders In the year ahead. • liquidates its Vietnamese ad> what, the war has bcon all the midst of chuos. say it will be four' to five yebrs resulted in a prohibition iigalnat _vcnturo_arid_what_U—leaves, about,______Complete withdrawal of. U.S. before Saigon can bo expected the use of American ground Vietnam, Laos and .Cambo­ behind In an area that noW.la ViotnamUatlon—The.process' forcM"cannot be contemplated-- to'* handle''its“ own~defense forces in Cambodia to-prop^up S^PRLIANeE dia: Which way to peace~«nd plagued by a w|((er war than of gradually withdrawing Amor- until and unless a way is round witiioui any help. tlie struggling regimtf of to induce Hanoi and Uio Vlot when? existed at tlM5 time.of American lean troops as South Vlotnu- Whetlier and wiien Hanoi Premier U n Nol. South Viet­ & STEREO ^ STEWART HENSLEY Cong to talk p^aco on terms decides to negotiate on terms nam has undertaken to help Chief UPI Diplomatic Reporter somowhnt acceptable to the acceptJible to tlie Allies may I^n Nol at present and, omld WASHINGTON (UPD-JPrcS' United Stiites and SouUi Viet­ wellJjudetermlned by evenU In congressional controversy, the Ident Nixon, while pleased with . • X "'"' to flv« years nam. This in turn Involves S outi^st Asia outside Viet- United States has given heavy the progress so far of his decisions as to whether' the luiin. air and logistical support. • REPAIR before Sai|(on can be Vletnamlzatlon program, badly United Stiites, which inHlntiilrlH Hanoi Is orclie.stratlng the A major assault by Hanoi, needs o breakthrough on the expected to handle President Nguyen Van Thleu In war In Laos and Cambodia, as wlilch BO far is estimated to poWer, should in.

Beep in Asia U.S. TROOPS are kbown ai they lalu) up poifiloni along the LBotlu border near the former U.S, base ai Khe Sahd, la Vletnn^ The continued need for U.S. troops in Asla.raUea qoestiotti aboDt the leagtb of the American presence hi the Asian €«mct. (UPI) Nixon sees moves

—as-doctwne-step •AotuallyrWO-donU-know-r^w/Q-vo-novor*had-a-i^siiowdQwnl!^Biit-wc-do- know this Whirlpool rango Is really "quick-on-thc-draw" whon it comes WASHINGTON (UPI)-Prcs- conccrncd Allies. Some Aslans ident Nixon sees his Vletnami- fear tlmt it signals tlto end of to oven heat, It goes from room temperature to 400° in loss than 4 zation program as a logical U.S. interest in tlio security of minutes. It also features: A Mealtimer* clock that turns the oven outcome of Uie "Nbton doc­ tiio area. OUiers contend tliat on and off tit the times you set — cooks meals while you’ra away trine” which, as ho defines it, it, in cffoct, constitutes a Adjustable.broiler control • Plug-in surface units have consists . basically of tlicso retreat to tlie "maaslvo retalia­ points; tion" doctrine of Uio Eiscnhow- infinite heats and include two big 0" and two 6" sizes -Tlie United States will er-Dulles era. SU)1 others see It • Removable oven racks, rack guides, oven door and Itonor tiie commitments it has - as a flexible dodtrlnc Uiat can storage drowcr.for cloanlng convenience. , under existing trcntios. bo interpreted ,by Waslilngton -^’nj6~Unlted“ Stalc3~wlll us it wishes In the light of supply military equipment and specific eases. ----Bdviee— to— frienilly— nationa- tiircatened by Uieir neighbors, target 0u(c but will. r>ot supply ^oops. In Plans Imvo bcan.)nodo,lo Uie . final analysis, a nation finish the Calhedrnl Church*^ niust bo primnriiy responsible of St. Peter ond St. Paul, known as Washington Cathe­ for Its own defense. dral, in Washington, D.C., in A V h irlp o o I —Tlie only exception beyond IWW. The c ath e d ral was commitments already In treaty opened in 1012. form concerns the defense of a counb-y tlir.ca)cncdwlUi aggres­ sion by a nuclear] power. In 30 electric range ' such a case the United States will provide a nucleiu* shield. TIjo Nixon doctrine has been hitcrpreted in various ways by Attitude; NOW ONLY Vietnam problem * 2 1 8 ?? WASHINGTON (UPI)-Apart Arom the great military and Model RVE315 political problems Uiat compli- cat« any selUement of the Vietnam War, there Is tlie problem of the attitudes of Vietnam's pwn people. For one tiling, Uierc 1s no ^ AVACADO OR HARVEST GOLD aUigle political leader in SouUi Vietnam who can claim 'tlie allegiance of even a bare '• majority of the population. Further, Uiere are deep Foil 'n TaKtn religious and cultural divisions ovH lliiirt withlA the country tliat work maho oucn cleaning. . . . agabist the building of.any real sense of national entity. Retisisd Splilguird*<^^- ...j?in3t(ffrp/mlny}es. lYie peasantry, who comprise Mndo o( Sorvoinn* eeektop helps trap Just replace foil liners'and spongo about 70 per cefit of South jl»o r.poninltY-ifonifl(l spills whore they aro easy to mop up; clean Teflon-cpaled back panel. Vietnam's.. population, have laothor thal roslsli lOll, no;tiard-to-cloan cracks or cfcvlces. -i-.: • (Opllonal accessory) ______Uttle Identity with the national fttoini and poiipirnilon. government In Saigon. lYtey S I q o o unbterested b ideologies and > who is running what m long as they are left to thefnselves. Many objective observers see. this as one of the greatest' S e e i t obstacles to estabUshing a democratic regime—that the n o w a t peawta seem willing to UVe undv any regime, * be it Gommunlst, deiiMCraUc or any­ thing elM. that will m permit them, to tlU'(faelrJ3elds aild DOWNTOWN 733-8212 ralM their famllksr 4 4 1 MAIN A V I. EASY L D S P e n n y Parade starts today

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By BONNIK BAUU) JONES Ton month old Davin Han­ Tlmea-Ncwa SU l! Writer cock, Hansen, was bom will) a TW IN FALLS - H undfcds of bi-lateral cleft palate. In June, chUcircn in the United States 1070 ho made his first visit to tlic and Canada.can walk a litUo Primary Children’s Hospital belter, talk without difficulty |ind In December he underwent and • even sec more clcwly surgery again. becauso Uioy have bc«i able to ' Now nearly 1 year old, he Is a Valley PENNY PARADB during February will colled pen’ tiike advantage of oxpcrt euro >happy playful child wliose nies and other contributions io help finance the Pri- appearance Is already almost and Bervlccs QvallflUu to ull nt mory Chi/dren's Hospital of the LDS Church. Ruth the Primary Children's normal. Ho Is a favorite of his Collect pennies Stanger, left, first counselor of the Twin Falls Stake, Hospital of the LDS Q iu rc h . ' three older sisters and enjoys Living Many of these chllclrcn conic the same things other biibios and June Stover, first counselor of the Twin Falls , from homes whore costly enjoy, unaware he must still West Stake, are organizing the all'out local effort io Sund.iv, Fobruftry 7, 1971 surgery and trcalmcnt-ls out of have at ' least two more support medical and surgical care for.children of all the queation bccnuac of operotlons. fa ith s. financiol condltlonti,;^ Mnny His parents, Mr. and Mrs. • , average Incomo rcaiiWnla of Roy Hancock wlio farm cost of higl) mcdlcnl costs. Magic Valley have found birtli Hansen, soy without tlie help of Wlien site wa.s 5 years old, defects and healUi problems far the Prim ory Cljlldren’s Sharon Buttars, D-your-old beyond Uielr mcuns but know 'Hospital, tliey would never be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. unless their diildrcn receive able to provide the costly Lamar Buttars, Jerome, was necessary care normnl life is surgery and hospital carc. sitting on a pump house at a out of Uio question. “ We have never received a well on her father's fann. As Doors of the Primary bill,!’ said Mrs. Hancock. “We she climbed down a latch on tlie Children’s Hospital In Salt Lake were told* If we could pay door it opened and she fell back­ a ty ore open to all chllclrcn, sometlilng later wiUiout taking ward 0 Hliort dist4mce into tlie naembers______or uon-membera______of ___away^ ______somo of the.... _____ needs and _ well and struck tlie back of her (JO LDS OlurchTWRordlcss-Df— benefits-of-ourothcr-children-it—Iwwl.------their problems. I^ n y times the would be a donation on behalf of As o result her eyesight began families pay nothing for DavIn and would help otlier to blur and slie developed operations and liospital visitn diildrcn at tl>e hospital.” double vision. It was felt a which often extend to months. ' WiUiout tlie surgery Davin massive blood clot had formed __QU»cr limes Ihey pay what they would bo unable to talk and will on Uio brain. Sharon was taken car) afford without working o still require some spcech to the Prim ary Childrens’ hardship on other children in Uierapy but in tlio past few liospltal witli parents believing the family, ^m etlm es thoy can .months has como o long way. slie would have to undergo bruin afford to pa'y the entire UU but Krista Smith, daugliter of Mr. surgery. No clot was found and simply wish the expert corc the and Mrs J. P. Smith, Twin filiO was kepi under obsen^alion — hospital elves. Falls, is a typical young teen- fo^ several weeks at^d the Somewhere the difference ager and a student at Robert condition ~pleai^ up. She was must bo made up and the nnany Stuart Junior High School. Her more fortunate than many I-P-S Church wnrkern mre__ m ajor interest Is mu.»tlc but slio ^ ildren but had tlie surgery )olnbig tills month In £;^aUon- enjoys sports, especially hor- been neededlt was avallablcT wide Penny Parade appealing seback riding. She is active in Fortunately her parents were to all residents to help Uic un­ the pep club and does her share able to pay tlic cost of lier brief fortunate young victim s of of chores around the house as do stay, and tlioy will bo sup­ illness. Injury or birtli defects her four Wothers and five porting the Penny' Parodc Uiis become happy, hcplthy Bisters. year, knowing sliould tliey need children. Without, the help of the Uie liospltal servicen at any *‘Your pennies will never buy Prim ary' Childrens’ HosplLal, time In tlio future Uicy arc nwre.” Bays Mrs. Cecil Stanger, ■ - her Ufo would not be so pleasant avallflble. ■ Hansen, one of the Twin Palls and would bo far from typical. *nirougliout Uie year children LDS Stake drive directors. Mrs. When she was 13 years-ofsjgo attending LDS Primary classes Stanger is first counselor. Twin slie spent several weeks, during have brought pennies but tliey Assisted will bo making a special effort Falls Stake. two different visits, in^ the TYPICAL SCHOOL GIRL. Krlsla Smith might bo “T1iero,are countlcss good Ijpspltal where she underwent this month. Hie pai'odo begins much loss active had she not been able to take ad- T W O M O R E ore reasons why residents should complicated surgery to correct •today and continues through OPERATIONS scheduled lor ■ support the annual drive anil curvature of the sp^e. WiUiout Feb. 13 and many who have vanfogo of the sor^ieos o f the Primary Children's Hos­ M ore . Davin Hancock, not yet a year ofd, huf his future will three of them are diildrcn in the surgery she would now be on found the services of the pital, Salt Lake City, two yearf ago. Surgery cor­ be a lot brighter because of the surgery tfnd e n p e rt our own immediate area," says invalid. In a. family of 10 children’s liospltal so useful are rected a serious spine problem and she now enjoys — medical care received at the Primary Children's Hos­ urging residents of tlie area to Jun^ Stover, nrst counselor, children^ Smith', now eng^ed in all of the activities of any young toen-ager, including pital. Penny Parade begins today to help finance Twin Vails West Stake Primary Uie real eitate buslnsss, would- give generously if contacted horseback riding. such care for Davin and other youngsters. presidency. ’ have been unobie lo meet the during the coming week.

Know your artist— at A rt M art

t w in FALLS~Ttie people of Hiey hope to see a growUi in art fiunous. oxiunplo ot art in- not, but In Uie end, what Is Is a non<«voflt associaUon. of Magic Valley have waited a appreciotion In the community tcrprotation is Uio priceless' important In choosing art 1s afUsts. Art's not described as an long lime for an art gallery of and an ^crease in the mem­ Mono Lisa which has been very simple. One must pur­ '‘industryWorks of art are not their very own, and m6re Im­ bership of the Art Guild. People viewed and individually In­ chase Ui'e tilecd thathcrlikes; for described as ’'products." ^ y portant, an art market offering from all walks of life liovo terpreted by millions. his own pleosure. One reflects “profit" which may resulf h w B wide choice of art works from thouf^t about leaning to pnlnt, Art is a very personal matter. his personality in Uie things sale of palnUngs is returned to which lo select an original of but have never tried it; What moy speak to Uie very with \vhich he- surrounds the artik, to be p lo n ^ back their own. likewise, any number of people soul of one may beget nothing himself. Itierefore, he should into production ^ nibre art ' ' At the same lim e, the have thought .about buying d but wrath In onoUier. Somo of not buy It because a friend Ukes work to be enjoyed by more' members of the Art Guild of painting but havfi never gotten the most famous art creations it, because it matches the people. Purchase of art Is the Magic Valley have a long* around to buying the first one. of the world areamong the most drapes, or because It will most certain way to encourage H ie act of palnllng Is not controversial. W hat’s Im« b ^ m e valuable wlUi nassage the artist. complete-in Itself. The nrtlsL portant is how the.yiower feels of time. Art work should stand Our children In Junior high, must show his work if the life about Uie work, whm Itmeons on its own merits and good art h l^ adtool and lU College o f cycle of the painting Is to be lo hUn personally. The subject will enhance Its surroundings.'" Southm Idaho have direct complete. Unseen works of art, mutter of the paUitlng may or Interior decorators o(t«n exposure to art partldpatioo like the. unheard-soumis-of may not bo recognizable, single out B particular, psinting. and appreciation In a .. music, ‘Are not complete In leaving to Uie lipaginaUon — or the homeowner likes and manner conristent with tbeir thenuelves. It Is in the viewing the InterpretaUon — of Uie decorates to It. age and development. Itte Art DftligT^ti A t t h r experience t)f- completion ,ol-Uie^ •M iri in a tii< Art oo »d ” name of the gallery wfalc)i will (he r a t i n g Is comi^eted. painting. . * All Uiat aside, Uu purchaser together, in a aenae. maeC be open each week, Wednesday ' H ie act of painting Is an Tliere, Is something to be of art has all the freedom of eqidvalent needa'for our adult through Saturylay, (rom 1 to 5 experience in Interpretation, no appreciated by everyone expression as the original artist population. p ^ . Tbday and again on matter w h«tJ^ling.ls belhg vWting Uie Art Mari gallery. himself. II he Ukes a paintbig Sunday, Feb. 14, the ^ ^M a rt expressed. Ih e same apf^lies to Wouldn’t It be a dult world if aU because of Its potenUal Increase TKe .Art Mart Is for gallery-will be opeii to. the viewing a painting. Just as the of us liked the same thbigs — b value, or because it matches everyone.to come.and wowae. public, irtalfed-on a voluntary artist interprets as he paints, so Uie some cloUibig, Uie same Uie drapes, thla U his way of drink a cui^ of cotfM, and maka the personal acQuaJntance ot SUftROUNDBD by paintings displayed a f'Ih e new- baaU by members of the guild. the viewer builds his own Ux- colors, Uie same foodsT Even liUng a painUng. Art should be terpretation lnto the paihting> »riUiin oursilves we find, our created (and purchased) wiUi local artists. The artiita bdlava ly opened Arf Mart Cooperaifi\^ ar/$ co’chofrmen, Hie artists an* bubhn«« over Paintings with mthuaiasm to work as they 1her« are as many different own moods and tastes changing. an uncomplicated sense of that' no home l i complete M rs. Lorraine Reese, Casileford, left, and M rs. Gloria have never worked before now kinds of artistic expression as ' O i l i n g an original art work freedom, without trying. to without an o r ig l^ ,p a la ‘ g a lo i" ^ Hann, Buhi.both members of th^-Art Guild of Magic that they have a gallery where there are persons with^fferent is'p personal choice. Loveri of bUow eoma kind of nues. ted UMy work to ipak^ Valley', sponsors pf the A)rt A4or(. tHey rati Htnplay their creittlons. feelings and id e ^ to express. A art can argue \^at art bi or U The Art Guild of fiM c Valley possible. 20 Tliye*-N*wi, Twtn Faiil, Idaho Sunday, February 7, 1WI ' Oinger Wells, ferryl Dee Jories announce marry in LOS Temple ceremony project

TWIN FALLS - Ginger Beth TWIN f-ALlJB^- The Tami jW ella...... Tanda group of sixth grade girls from -the Momlngslde- arid

Jonefl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lehman Sterlings guaraian, V. Jones, Burley, in rites Jan. 20 have been busy lately collecting at the Sa]t l^k e O ty LDS Items to be sent to the Nampa . Temple, accompanied iiy their State School and Hospital., . - parents, relatives and Hends. - .Oheltcmfl include'Buch.thlngs. -Elder S{>encer W. KimbaU, as clothing, paper tubes, egg apostle of the LDS Churdi, cartons,-quart jar rings, metal offlcUted at the double ring Juice cans, artificial flowers, ceremony. thread and spools, plus many . Immediately. . after the other items to .be-used In craft ceremony the brldegrooln's classes. parents hosted a breakfast in The girls are also involved In the Empire Room at Hotel Utah collcctlng newspapers and for the couple, her parents, aluminum cans for ecological relatives, friends and ptirposos... bridesmaids, arranged by John The girls who make up the Schullan of H ^ l Utah. Ihree Taml Tanda Camp Fire Girls Urge cenlarfiecei 'of white Include Vicki Van l^to n , Dcno . gladioli, blw pompons entwined Jensen, Sarah Sterling, Beccl with blue b ^ ' s breath adorned Jo Harmon. Karen Edwards, PREPAR/NG ariic/es for the Nampa State School the horseshoe arranged tables.. Dlano Jorgensen ond Cotliy Busy and Hospifal aro ihree memhen of Ihe Tami Tanda A reception was held that C o i . ____ Camp fire Girls, from left, Vicki Van Baton, Hone J e n ­ evening for the newlyweds In son one/ Saro/i Sfer/ing. Mrs. Lehman Sterling is ' Uie banquet rooms of the girls guardian of the group. Holiday !nn. Twin Falls. Girls' League A gllted easel held a large oil portrait honoring the bride names leaders before' the door entering the reception hpU, beneath which niCHKIELD - Now Rich- Bazaar ideas Magic Valley Favorites an ^arrangement of feathered field Girls’ League officers arc chrysanthemums and blue- announced by Supt. Noil An- Week's Rocipe Winnor ' tinted carnations were drcason. discussed MRS. D . W . ULRICH displayed. ■ Charlotto Davis will bo T)VlH-:eAUS — “ Ideas for Edon president; Norma Ralls, vice The bride, bridegroom and tlie Bazaar'’ was the program ICECREAM 'N’ more fully with batte'r before president; - Joann Riley, members of the wedding party theme for tho MoUicrs Club of CAKEINACON E baking. Cool and ice. secretary; Bovji Dawn greeted guests before a white Honored the First Christian 'Church MU favorite cake recipe or (Note: 'Iliis is a big hit for .Robinson, historian, and DqAnn Austrian curtain backdrop during Uic February meeting at -mlx.-nace-flat-^ttomed cones .school room blrtljday parties,)., v alan c^ In blue. lYio setting VBW im EDS, Mr. and- Dixon, treasurer. tlio liomo of Mrs. Jore Mason. in muffin pan. Fill ouch cone The Tlmes-News will pay |5 was highlighted by two largo M n , T e rry i D ee J o n es, boU Tlie presldent>oloct, vice Tlju group continued work on Imlf full of cake batter. Bake at- each week for Magic Valley Grecian columns on both sides president and historian will layettes for Uieorphanagennd a ion) pidure., wore m o rrie d 400 degrMS> about 12 minutes. Favorites. If you have a of the couple that held roped attend Trl-State convention worjuloy to clean tlie nursery in r»#os Jan I 29 ai iho Soli Cool. Kinlsh filling with ice favorite recipe, Just mall It to ivy, d r a p l^ the pillars that* togetlier wltli a high point girl was set for 0 a.m. Monday. Lako Cify LDS Tomplo. cream. If icing Is desired, fill tho Recipe Department, rested on the Uue carpet of the who will be announced after the Ttioso attending tho work day Women’s Page Editor. The receiving line. T\*t> pedestal During iho rocopHon thal annual fund raising dinner. session aro asked to bring dierubs at both ends hold Bvoning al ilw Holiday New officers will be Instiilled cleaning equipment. Uio spccinl prize anrf, Mra, redpj btcoiros U» properly or AusUn Carr and Mra. Ron Uie TlmG»-Nows and cannot b« arrangements of white fnn, Twin Falls, this olabor- after tlie Trl*St«to convention. Mrs. Russell Miller received chrysanthemums and bluo' Clmffin serve(], On tlio four Joanne ib^nee Freeman. Twin the bride was given by Mra. 16.95 . McEwan, Salt Lake Qty, was comers of tlie bottom layer, Falls. LoRoy Pcrmann ond Mrs. Fen Junior bridesmaid. Tlioy each placed on a base of rcrioctlng Background organmuslc Covington. held original I nosegoy foil, were blue scrolls and blue during the reception was played Mrs. Robert Warberg gave a arrangements made by ,Twlla and white rosebuds entwined by Mrs. Lonnie Nally, Twin miscellaneous fthoWer for tlie Dawn, Salt Lake aty . around Uie base. Falls. bride, her niece. Wraparound Mike Jones, Burley, brother Eight quartet tables In blue, Linda Taylor ond Terry Friends of Uio bride, Mrs. Gr«igB Crutiifld Corlam of the bridegroom, served as covered In white lace centered Tanner sang a song written Steven KlUey, Burley; Susah best man. Groomsmen were ^ with tall 'round turquoise especially for the bride and Ball, Pocatello, and Joanne 15.95 Randy Jones, Tom Jones, Ross candles and frosted turquoise bridegroom by linda Toyi«»‘- Reneo Freeman gave a Jones Jr., and Kay C. Jones, all grapes, surrounded the outside Ihey accompanied themselves miscallensous aliower. brotliers of the bridegroom of a large circular buffet taUe. on the guitar and a German 'l^tr-bridur4ier«l include PlnUes, the flnit and weddiflg c«k0 atop a blue third Friday of the month; • c d w d U U e with an overlay of I S , s i l «xpl41n«l In detail ,handicraft, liie secoiid Tiieaday \n The I lace. lb « Ubl» WU on a “x fim c U o n J th. lab u It''o f month; M>#lng. Ih. i whit* pliuh with M latw to the hoapltal, doctors (ourth TueKtay oteach month. Lynwood ■Ix UghM clacfarlc cuuU iilin and^U enta. ' AuilU.ry.lne.ibenl an> invited wldi p r ln u fonnlng ■ Val«n« . i Mm. Jaihea Harrla, aiuUIary to participate hi the abov* from on« to anoUnr. The ■ preildent, conducted the protp-ann,which a^« held hi the uli^ ^ .by.Mrt. ^ .ilnd .welcomed new auiUlary room on. the ««ond' ArrI Jd « i, the VIP lim di c r o w d _ u ^ m eratJra, M r.. Raymond floor of the hon>ilal. dipped into crabcneat crepes Giifdneri . Helen WQlffl,..MrSv Rainbow worthy ddviser New books Lo n d S C O p 6 dgsig n d iscuss6d •announced by Filer group added to < for T. F. Garden Club j Fable of childbirth j's TWIN FAU-S - Tlio Twin , The' Redflsh U ko resort, he j. . . v. FIL^IR — Jo Ann Vincent, libra ry Falls Garden Club members daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F heard a4alk by P. K. Kennedy, I universally known answer I Vincent,, u the new FILER » Several new books J landscape architect for the U.S. iwrseback' riding, otcr sporti ' adviaer of the FUer Order of the" were added thla week to the Forttjt Ser.vlco, according to and beach recreation. Signs. NEW Y O RK '(U P I)—One of ' "Yet," the psycKbanalysts minbow for Glrlis. shelves ,of the Filer City club offlclals. direct the steadily increasing the most urgent questions that , reported, "tho fable still (s Other officers now serving Library, according to Mrs< F. Ke'nnody discussed .traffic to tlie proper areas. preoccupy little children Is — almost universally known at,all Include Barbara Schaefer, E. Albin, librarian. organlMtion of a hmdscape ■ The speaker presented photos "Mommy, where • do ' babies ' levels of'our culture." •worthy—assoclate—adviser }- — They Include “ Seasoned Wlth" "•dcslftn' for usefulness and of the various ar^jia-un^r-coma from?"— ------— — ^Dr.-Margolls- Is- director of Hof Three■ outlined therole of a landscape discussion and the suivounding Sigmund Fceud-.sald the researdi and.trainlcg at the Miller, hope; 'Donna Doctors." . Slefert; — In 0^^ ski areas, mou mountains. origin of ^ b le s "la tlw oldest Detroit Psychiatric Institute, a Reichert, faith; Christie ^ o t . Brothers," WUson; "A RJ^M —highway rest stops and even ■A" juajui problem facing recorder; Lauren Retid, Good Crew,'' Kimbrough; highways, so as not to disturb, doslgncrs of recreational areas, confrontfflmmature humanity."_^ St’lMM)l ©f Mwliclrie, — treasurer, and Cindy !r, "^lendors From the Sea," the. natural-beauty nf tlie Kennedy sidd; Is teaching the More often than not In During their exbmlnation of” WUllanuon, chaplain. Keller'. Books for younger surrounding countryside. public to utilize sanitary unenlightened homes. It’s the Uie stork myUi from a variety Para Henry, drill leader; readers include ' "S m u ^ e r's Sorority . ^ . ■ facilllica, and Uie need for such atork.that'a to.thc ' of'conslderaUons, Drs. MargolU— Carol Kibus, love; Janie Vin­ Island," King; "Dude winch ■fadlitleH. rescue of Uie mommtes ^ of the and — Parks...... discovered that the world when the question first cent. religion; Judy Davla<- M ystery," W agner; “ Mld- CHOSEN proiidpnt of Hospitdlify . Mr.H, Dale Patterson said stork fable has found wide’ nalure; Debbie Ransom, im- Siumrifer Witch," Unwin; "Tlio, f/ie N u Tou S /gm o Soror- niiiny now flowers and now rolb» off tot's tongue accepUtnce even In countries Ui mortaUty; Carol Mills. fldeUty; {itniins of vegetables are to bo omuslngly which Ufo wTiTlo stork Is not Pony That Didn't Grow,” iiy at Links Collogo of ' Kathy Williams, patriotism; Joluison, and the "ABC Book of folliul In aprliiK ((arilon-supply “ oma to moro com- ruitlve and cun only bo seen In . Business is Becky C o x ,, meet held. . 200S, .. Sally Pleenor, service; Vlcld Dog Care," Baker. c/oughfor o f M r . a n d ' - bloloulcal (acts o( chlldblrU. 'Hie origins of the myUi can SM th, confidential. observer; The librarian also announced ' WENDELL - Mrs, Gerald Uian to Infantile sexual theo­ bo U-actsl bjick to Uie days of I^ye PettingiU, outer observer; that 125 books have been pluccd Mrs. Clyde Cox, King Bailey and Mrs. Robert Bailey Winners ries, two psychoanalysts report­ imtiqulty. ’n»o stork was —Orida Johnson, musician, ai^d. on the shelves on loan from the Hill. Miss Cox is a 1970 served as co-ho.stesses for a' ed ot the annual meeting of the dedicated to Juno, a mother Gloria Davis, choir director. Idaho State Ubrury. . Hicse graduate of Glonns Fof' lioHpitallty meeting for mcni- American Psychoanalytic A.s.no- lioddc-ls, by the Romans. Juno Choir members Include Include books for ull ages. • bers of the Slip Knot Top.n'CIub ry High School. announced elation. wiu the god(le.s8 of fertility and Debbie Shetler, associate choir Total circulation of books for it wa9 announced today. - «..,n.TH ». Marvin Mdrgolls v T L l c a o / I'arker, of Detroit, who were barren jirayod to her. ■page; Marilyn Balias, west are from 3 to 6 p.m. Monday, Uie special prize with Uio white the. Magic page; Jana Sharp, orator; Kris Winriers. named elephant gift going to Mrs. Ron Club nuM'tlniiii «a the e S 1.1 Midi,,, aave, among other hor term tlicmo, "Music Is Uio Tuesday and Friday. In the legends, according to Share, Psalm reader; Fliyllis Rainbow of Promise Translated RUPEUT - The Durluy Hagen. Mrs. Mary Baird Hall Include north and souUi, Mro II Is' Sild' tO ^ flud UlUUio uo»,nndoctors, .•», fHOFMntorks aruare UUICUbilled H.1as Ram soy er, atlondanco Out.of Seeing Into Hcoring." . Duplicate p.ridge Club winners received a secret pal an* recorder; Jo Ann Wlnklo'.'Dlblo nlversjtry gift. Averelt,U ctI i i flriil;llrAi" Mrs.Mrjj J.t M.M In caves, wclls or. ponds. bcliiii wonn. providing parcnlal Mrs. Duane ItamsGycr is Include north-south, Mr. and Ttiese aro common symbols for carc, pos.icsaed of marital bearer,' and Tanuny Stinson, Mrs. Orville Hurley wa.s tiie Kingsbury and Mrs. Tom mother adviser; Mrs. Howard Mr.i. Gall Wolf, first; Mrs. Uie vagina and uterus In fidelity, filial concern and Bible bearer assistant. Annls, assistant mother od- Agnes Taylor and Fern HiuUer, best loser of the month anil Mr.'i, A new collection of McCall's lon({cvlty. Vicki Share, American flag viscr, and Mr. Vincent, R^iln- second; Mr. and Mrs, John MIhb'ed Jasper wiw bejit loser pa tte r fnslilons designed espe- "In addition," they said. bearer; Debbie Topton, bow dad. Miller, third. for tlio pa.si week. patrick, Uilrd. cially for Seventeen magazine Becau.w of the revolutionary "Uiey arc ref'Urdetl as the Rainbow flag bearer; Sandra Members of Uie advl.wry East-west winners include 'Hie topic, ‘‘Varlo

JEROME - Mrs. Dnvid Our store is brimming, with all that's new in accessories for any girl's fashions. Grube, assembly president of Idaho, made her official vloit to V'/e've chosen just a select group to show here. Come in and see all the rest of SyringaRebekidi Lodge No. 110, it was announced’toduy by lorop- these accessories. Valentine's day isn't far away .. .1 shlre, noble griind. Otlier special guc'its during - tlie session were Mrs. Znne Harrison, president of the Associated Ladloa AuxUhiry Potrlarchs Militant of Idaho; Mrs. Don Ixi>er, district deputy president for District No. 6, (^nd Mrs. Everett HuKhea, past grund warden of tlie Grand Lodge of Idalu). Mrs. Grube spoke to mem’ __bcta-QLtlicJaiQHliQno, Wendpll, Gooding, Fairfield, ISdcn imd Jerome lodges. Mrs. Mark Dyer was Iwnored as chaplain In a special program requested by the assembly president, under Uie direction of Mrs. Russell Shaud. Mrs. E.E. Adums was soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Joe Pace. "During the potluck dinner ■ ■ prlbrtothcm'eotlhg,Mrs.Terry' Woodhead was soloist. After the meeting refroshments were served by Jeromo members. Speaker slated for Men's Night

TWm FALLS - Robert V. Pence, formerly of Buhl, who has risen firom bookkeeper to vice president of the Idaho First National Bank, will be (he guest aker at the Men's N l^ t Krvance of the Magic Volley r Christian Women’s Club, beginning at 7 pjn . Monday at -the Turf.aub. Pence was graduated from the PaclRc 'Coast School Of Banking at SeatUe. ^ash., in 1M5 and was named to the ' BchoQl's board of dir6ctora Ih IMfl. HIb graduation thesis, "Rainbows by the Million,” was published by th^ puUicetlon "U.S. Trout News." Pence has been honored for hii career achievements ___ Mveral times,-including ac­ clamation as^'Man of the Year" by. the .Buhl Jaycees, and nomination as "^ecutlve of the Year" in 1070 by the Pocatello chapter of the National Secretaries Aasociation. , Hemovedta)?ocatello in IMS, after Mndng bi) the Buhl school board for nine years.

Meeting set

BICHFIELD - An­ nouncement li Ruida (or tha Pab. U m u tin g of the North . End au b lo ba held tt the boni* o( Mrt. C. F. Outfield. A no^wat luncheon li|.Mt (or 1 tun., (allowed hy r nn g ru n to be traented by Je«n Anneit, county elrtenslonlit. Valentine poenu n lll be (Iven (or MU c«!i. 22 TlmM-N«wi, Twin Idaho Sunday; Februv/ t . F. concert will feature A ft guild NdtionatBeaufy Saion 'Week scheduled nornes TWIN F A Ii^ - "Hair U In — Make U Beautiful I" Is the barbershop choruses leaders : slogan for Nation^ Beauty BURLEY - New officers of Tabernacle in Salt Lake Qty. Oscar Hellewell, Don Hlebert, - Salon Week to be obsm ed Feb. TWIN FALLS - The Magic the Desert Art GuOd were elect­ 14 through 20." “If -you value Valley Symphony'~Orchestra, More recently the Utah Sym- Burt Hulsh', Joe H utchlnm , ed and meeting d a ta were set your hair, choose professional directed ^ Del Slaughter, will phony featu r^ three different BUI Jewell, Bob Kams, Wayne by the organization. It was b a r b e r ^ p q u a r ts at Pops Kimball, Monte Lee, Charles care," local beautlflcans say. present Its second concert of th^ announced todAy. “ “ •Tlieliew faaiHmffwUl' )onlhur«day,Feb. 18, at-- Oonceri at the Jabem ade._____ Lehnnan, Larry..MorTijl,.pBve - Mrs.. - Jime-.Haggart i.was - show off your forma and curves, 8 p jn . In the. CSI Fine Arts { Ihene is no Umlt to the Morris, Esbee Myler, J u n elect^ prMldent; Mra. Louise number ofTnemben permitted-Page, Lloyd Pollard, BUI so why not let the feminine hair Center. " — ------Zadftrooiy, vice iresident: Mrs. in any one chorus, nor are there R a ^ e y e , Roland Reese, *nm .wyiM a v i^ Off um cui vna uf Selections the orchestra A n*ea Baskins, secretary, and •any quaimcatlunf-ur -Budmoos Reynolds. Merrie your head?" says Mosell Nora, w ^l^lud eT ^ ^ g - a n fl for prospective m ^bers. FV^ &nlth, Ormond Smith, —fcealdcnl. of.thO-M««iQ-VBU?y- Hillbilly from **Amerlcana" ^ Meeting dates were set for Ihere are even poaiUoAiifor the Sian Snow, Gene Stto^Ul. 1 ^ 1 HalrdreBsers Association. (Mood Sketches) by Morton « - - j n-w Tuesday,, alternating National Beauty Salon Week :_Gould;LBallet Music from completely non-cntfttntt'pBople.T'mison, called “crows." These folks, are L6zanb^ wlU be Ucked off with a'bruhch "CaBanovfl" by Deems Taylor; R u p m Qty Hall Ooihmunlty made librarians or given ad- The Snake River Flats In- at 11 a jn . Feb. 15 at. the Turf Finlandia (Tone Poem) by Jean Room and the Buriey Junior minlstrative positions simply dude James Daubenjq>eck, Don ^ Club. Featured will be a fashion Sibelius: West Side ' Story High School Art Building, because they enjoy the group, Jensen. Ray Johnson, John show, shoving the spring 'Selection for Or'chest^a by Meetings consist of worksh^ fellowship even though they' Christian, Xeonard Hanold, clothes with-new hair styles. Leonard Bernstein, arranged and painting sessions with The clothes will be furnished by by Jack Mason; I^ove Duet from cannot sing a notoj. Ralph Kriise, Lamar Davis, models or set ups. Plans are to The Maglchords have been Howard Bruns, Gene Barms, Shirley. and Wyatt and the the opera “Merry Mount" by indude sculpture and pottery Sweetbriar, and modeled' by Howard Hanson; Concert Or­ practicing and i^rformlng for Walter &nythe, Sylvan Burgl, maUf^i approximately six years. Stan Chester Sagers, Harold Oieney, Haze] Bowden, Barbara chestra 'Selections from The Desert A rt GuUd b an Stewart, Rudy Vetrl, Eivo “Oliver" bj^ Lionel Bart; More Owen, former high sdw>ol vocal Angust Martsch, Jim Kell, BUI organixatlon of beginner, Knowles, 'Judy Aslctt, Lorcno ~ Theme from tho motion music Instructor, was In- Thomas, Gayle Rlchlns, Ralph amateur, and professional Nelson. J.R. Scholcs, Sharon'' picture “Mondo Cano," strumental In tho initial Maughn,Cliffprd Nutting, Boyd artists from the area who Qnd a Edwards and Konstanpe arranged for Arthur Fiedler organization of tho group, and Earl, Harlow Cheney, Sylvan conunon creaUve Interest in Harrison. and the Boston F^pS Orchestro. directed it for two years. Karl Morley, Derold (keen, Q ark expressing themselves through Oiuck-from ‘"nio Top of the A special feature of 'this Wilson took tho helm for the Barms, Martin Hobelheinrldi, the visual arts. Stairs." will bo showing Uio program will be the appearance next tvfo years, followed by ^Duane Peterson, Tom Pierce, __Instructors______arc brought______to Uie latest In shoo fashions, while' of tho combined barbershop Burt* Hulsh, wKb has held the Floyd Ellers, Grant Rlchlns, t h r o u ^ u t the year, and Mr. Juan wlU bo narrating tho choruscs of Twin Falls and Uio position for the past two years. .Keith W arr,. .Milton Barrus, ^jg gujjd aian qxtnsors annual show. Burloy-RUpcrt area. Tho for­ Each Tuesday night finds an Claude Bowman, Howard bits during the county fairs Sherm Kendall, one of tho mer group, known ub the enthusiastic group of vocali^ts Hanks, Forest Hall, Emmanual and Uke part in Music Week. naUon's top hair stylists, will do Maglchords, hds a personnel of rehearsing energetically in the Kerbs, Ralph King, Glenn a romb-out of tho spring trend about 37, mth members coming Basement of the First Baptist BessirCand.lJoyd Gunderson. Church. The Snake River Flats Tickets for thlf concert mUst • dtaHng the brunch. Kendall will from Hunt.^Wendoll, Gooding, f e e t H u r t ? also conduct private classes to Jerome, Filer, Kimberly, Bulil, are three years old, and Tom bo purchased in advance as I teach the comb trend In the' and Twin Fulls. TIjo Snake- Pierce has been their only none wUl be available at Uio Try afternoon. River Flats from Burloy- director. door, and there will bo no Ih e public is invited to the Heybum-Rupert number about WiUi very few exceptional reserved seats. Families wlU be - brunch and fashion show to find 40. This chorus of ap- most of the members have had admitted on patron Uckets. In the new head4o4oo look, for proxlmAtely 75 voices will sing no formal musical education. Twin Falls, general admission spring. Ask your hairdresser for "Barbershop Modloy," Tho music and the parts are (IckeU, boUi adult and student, a ticket so reservations can be arranged by Ken Hopkins, learned by rote, much may be obtabied at Uie W vner - madA. ------— _accom pnnlod by tho orciicstra. _ropetition and sectional Music Co. and ttie Masoncr This selection consists' of rehearsals. - •' The IniUal music Is Music' Center in the' downtown— soveral wmas, Past Matrons. A . special • WINE RED SiBflS Debbie Ttiomason, Shauna Van welcome was exlentled Mrs. 'Sickle, Cindy Wagner, Susan. Shownlter. by Mrs. Claude Reg. $ 6.95...... NOW ^ Sq.Vd. Wagner, B « ^ Watson and^ Allen, president of Uio Past AIDS L a i^ Zurek. ' Maitogert Matrons, who also presented Sophomore honor students _ ^ _ C o n e i___ __ , her a gift. A sdiool of in- NEW HI-LOW 100% NYLON Indude David Brown, VIckl“ ”^~‘HJ3 T ra y « V ■ structions was held after tho BuUer, .Tanuny Carson, Joan Walkers GREEN TWEED « luncfibon. Chandlfir, Connie Crawford, Whe«rchalr« The evening' mooting was Reg. $ 6 .9 9 ...... NOW*3**s,v. Jan Engelking, Gary Fawcett, Comfort Cushions under tho direction of Mrs. Debbie. Fultx, a a rle s GUlett, Commodes s(;;uiPTUREb a v a c a d o Martin Slane, worthy .matron, Jodi Givens, Royce Johnson, SUndor Oamt and VlrgU. Norwood, worthy, Reg. $6.95 ...... NOW^4**s,«, John Kokes, Uirry Krai, Whirlpool Fool Oath patron. Guests were welcomed Garland .Kyles, Debbie L y o i ^ GOLD OR BRONZE GOLD from -Nampa,. Jerome, Twin Anne PhilUps. Jane ()ul^ey, COMFORT EQUIPMENT BATilROQM SAFETY Falls, Hollister, Gooding, David Rogers,' James Sdier- ■Re^. $6.95...... ;... N O W * 4 * V y-, Nontown Tw

i • ■If. ------^ - ^ Nostalgia's back, Valentines 7n' -5un(fsV'< F«bru«rV 7, iP7) Twin Fslti, Idaho'23 0. ILL. - Muaic of Psychiatrist e^ldihs ttw S^’8 and 40’fl Is back. Old ^ y ie a are the rage. And valentinea have relumed to the nostal^c scene with a bimg of views on adolescents Cupld'0 arrow! ; i ' NEW YORK (UPI)^A psy- the Massachusetts General dually chailged tb giving Handmade valentines are chlotHst whd deals with trou­ Hospital. He is a diplomate of guidance and advijM aiT the being made all over America, bled adolescents!,recommends the American Board of Psychl- child grows older and-more • the home of th » romiMitlc that r''«n ts try to raise th^ir atry-and -Neurol^y, Some of—Inlelllgehli'J^ valentine. For a lth o i^ the. oftspr.' i to function as mature - -his other recommendations for. —"By the -time the child valentine had Its b^lnhihgti tn hum^i Mings. parents interested in raising enters; into the ' ' the 18th century In Europe, 'and Victorian England produced extent now ,' sayA' DrV E. J. level'of maturity: bear many responsibilities and tu a sy, (r U )y . c a rd s, It was Pawtowski, head of the Wake­ —"Sta rt giving children orders make many of his own A m ^ c a where the nimantlc field Medical and Educational beginning whenI they ciancan first eclally "If parents • rai.Msd mature for its receiver. humim beings," he said, Today valentines are fun and "maluro leaders would emerge funny, romantic or just plain on the world scene and there friendly, 'niey'ro colorful and prabnbly woiUd bo peaot in the the messages say Just what the world." - sender wants to convey. And Hie psychiatrist’s blueprint they're easy and fun to fashion, for maturity Is contained in n . using mostly Imagination, textlwok ho authored for use in- 'j creativity and flaln , . lilKli-acliooIa. Culled "Path to On some, one word messages HANDMADE VAiENTINE'S arc boing m o d e a ll Permanent Peace" (Vantage will tell the story. "Love" says Romaritic day over America, ihe home of Iho rotnar)lic valoniino. Prcsfl), the book Is being used It all, especially when wtllten In In n demonstration project This year, valentines have rbturnad io Iho noslalgic red on a pale pink card. On under Dr. Pawlowskl's direction oUiers, "Peace" might be the scene with a bang of Cupid's arrow . at St. Jolu)'s Prcpartory School word, in your favorite color. On In Danvers, Mass. another, draw the peace symbol Drv-Pawlowski, a native' of In brown on pale yellow paper Wnkoflold,_scr.ved with the with a message In orange Army in the South Pacific your own verse and pen it In Special cards for special received from you onto the St. Valentine, the gentle below. during World War II. He turquoise on a pale green card .; people take more care. Inside cover of his favorite Christian martyr, whoso bir­ Pink and purple look loving rccelvod his medical degree No imagination? Then copy Nostalgia on Valentine's Day book. Not only does.lt Insur^ tlie thday wo celebrate^ might smile when used to quote Robert from Marquette University the Ideas from books, and nnlght Include book plates hand safekeeping of his book but it. in his'Heaven, kiwwing that Browning or Elizabeth Barrett School of Medicine and his magazines. Cut out pictures you fashioned by you. TTiey could will be a constant reminder of love and nostalgia are back. If or oven Ssakcsp^are. If you’re trulning In child psychiatry at like and paste them onto your resemble the old-fashioned you, his “valentine." only for h ii birthday I clover witl) rhyme, compose Gcori^otown Medical Center and cards, adding your own In­ valentines, colorfully drawn In Nostalgia's back and dividual message, cleverly red, pink, purple and all the everybody's having fun. What thought out or "borrowed" from colors that say "Be my better day to enjoy the craze of another source. A paper doily Valentine." nostalgia than on Valentine's State can be cut out, pasted on a card Add a line that reads "Ih is Day* LiX>k Ground for ideas >- to and outlined, fancily, In red for book, belongs to Jim Barton." copy or to cut and paste. Itien a "hearts and flowers" The delighted book lover simply set aside your “tools" and enjoy meet valentine. tapes the ' valentine he’s your creative powers. slated Tea slated AAonday for Scout

RUPERT - Members of the Business and Professional two new staff members executive Women's Q u l» of Burley and RUPERT - Two new sUff Hospital, Spokane,' completing Rupert are making plans to members of the Minidoka training in 1066. Thompson speaks ' conduct the annual state con­ Memorial Ilospltal here, will bo entered anesthesiology sdiool vention in Burley June a, 4 5, honored 1;^ members of the at the same h o ^ltal and was FILER - Dcrold Fit*- and 6, Mrs. Melba Seal, Rupert H c^ital Auxiliary Pink Ladles graduated in 1068. club president, said today. sL ^nds. scout executive of the , Monday afternoon. His wife, Joanne, is a Sna!^ River Area Cbuncil; was * In the February meeting of A tea and reception are registered nurse and was for­ guest speaker at the lunchon the Rupert Club It was an­ planhcd from 3 to 5 p.m. in the merly employed at Sacred nounced the Burley club will be meeting of the Filer Kiwanis hospital honoring Dr. Don l^te s Heart Hospital. Spokane, they a u b lA the United Methodist official hostesses, with the and darence-lhompaon.. CR^ have three'diildrcjl.- Rupert members as co­ FeUowship H ^ . It was an­ blA. and their wives. Hie Pink Ladles of Minidoka nounced today. hostesses.-Thcmo of the con- _ D r . Pates has Johwd the Memorial will also present 1970. ^vwiOoit to be held in the Pofl- 'medlcalstaffoftheh^italand ' B ^ ic e awards to” mombio'rs'' Fitz^i^m ds. s h o n ^ ^ d e s of derosa Inn will be "A Golden is in practice In Rupert with Dr. Monday afternoon in a meeting Future Begins With Pride and scout activities with six A.F. Dailey and Dr. Howard prior to the tea. members of scouting groups’ Promise." Crawford. He came hero First vice president, &lni. doing the narration, they were following IB years h general Nick Partin, chief of the Order Jacide Allen, conduct^ the practice in Beldlng, Mich, and Februiu^ meeUng featuring a of the Arrew. Elwood Qieney, one year in Alamagordo, N.M. Steve Huston. Koineth StokM. 1 program by Ifrfl. Kate Pat- A graduate of high school In terson, wUniversity of Iowa. TWIN FALLS - Donna serves over 3,000 Cub Scouts. Spah). Holland. Etuland, College of Medicine and •France and East and West Bankhead, daughter of Mr. and 2,200 Boy Scouts end 1,000 graduated In lOSL He interned Berlin the past summer. Mrs. Robert Bankhead, Twin Exjdorer Scouts. He added that at St. Mary's Hospital. Grand Falls, has been elected hostess Filer haa 60 Cub Scouts, iM) Boy Rapids, Midi. He and his wife. of Alpha Phi Fraternity for Scouts and U Explorers. Elaine, a registered nurse, have women at the University of There will be no n6on meeting Article read three daughters, ages 14,15 and Idaho. next wedc u the annual UuUes 19. Alpha Phi, one of the oldest N i^ t banquet will be held In the Clarence Thompson came on Lindbergh abcial sororities for women, was evmlng at the Turf d u b . here from Hamiston. Ore., and. founded in 1872-at-Syracuse Guests - Included.^Stanley,. IIANSEN - The opening worked there and In the University, .Syracuse, N. V. It Melton. Paul Brown and Ron exercises for the Excelsior Umatilla area the past*three haa bistallM more than 00 Jopes and Scott Brown of the Social Club this we^k was an years. He was In West horn chapters and initiated more Key Qub. «rticla on L in d b « ^ . from ibe Virginia and aerved in the than 60,000 members. Grit n>agazine given' by the K o r ^ War and in the African Miss Bankhead, a aophomore, hostess. Mrs. H. H. 'nileme. «U. k " ' r ! ' «" It. .dhi ^ Theater with the U.a Air Foroe. was graduated fcwn Twin Falls When she went to the Other opening exercises were He also worked at Eastern State High School. Her campus ac­ chopping block, Mary Queen o( given on snow stories. The Hospital, Cheney, . W ^ . , for tivities lnclu^‘>IaN7 Corvettes Seots wore her favorite wig.— losers of a recent roll call four years, entered nurses and Home Economics Club. aay faahion historians. contest will surprise the wln- training at " Heart ners with a dinner March 4. T^e prograixi committee re p ^ e d the new yearbooks are reat^ ^ be typed Mrs. . Gborge Thompson CSI Offers Income Tax Course presented games, with w s. M e Jons. Mrs. J.C . Poe.Mra. The College of Southern Idaho is offering a . Ed Dohse and Mrs. Charies ‘ ' Renfrew as prize winners. short course on "How to do your Income Tax" ...... Mrs; Ralph ScoU received a . Ufihday anniversary gift* teid taught by Bud Stone from the' Internal Revenue ’ I 0 . 9 5 „ Mrs. Loiiifl.lfruiac received a . special. gUt. The Feb. 18 Office; The next class meeting wiTl be held ' meeting la at the home of Mrs. NVednesday night February ■1^71, and will ru n , Thompson, with Mrs. Raymond nBuwrMn?rggrB«T3ttirnn— Organizdtiopal Wednesday nights. Vou will receive twentyrsev- en hours of instruction. Materials are furnished meeting slatisd with cost for the "course set at $15.00. Class is FLOORS WENDELL ~ A .tnMUn« to ! organize a Uttl^. Theatre group - to be held in Room 113, starting at 7:00 Wed- la acheduled for*r.7:S0 pjn. OFIDMIO Bfonday at Jhe United • nesddy jnight> February 10, 1971. A^sbytfrlan C h u ^ in Wen-^ For further InfornialioA coll Marvin Glaitcock ol the deU; >fl0orta Shen^ Qroindt, WE HWinEEtSI Of SHaiyS OM MDEOH tVL ElSI vta and cnfts- teachcr .at* jCoIlM* of Sou»li«ni Idahou— Wen^U High SchooLN^ J4 Tlmti-N«w», Twin F*lli,' Idaho; SundaK, F»liriMry 7,. 19:^1 Executive TJMES-NEWS ' ! council Book Review meet set By LUCILE W OLFE they were very shipped because Twin Falli PobUc Ubrary of the tendency to take some W ENDELL — .N ^ y Ann B fi. 0UA> G u ftfit.. . Cfom one kind to make another. Vnier, Fourth District TWIN F A U ^ - "AmerlcaV We all know about the Spanish prealdeht of Future Money” la the title 6^ a history dollars called “pieces of eight ’ Homemakers of Tomorrow, F E B R U A R Y ITh Ii ;..::of_money since the-vftry—or. peaoa. Our .own dollar announced an oxecuUv« council, ' beginning of oureomtn«'i« lWs resembles this coin'and t h ^ meeting of the F V ^ Dlstrlct^ officers will be held Feb. 9 In the iS im o S m ‘‘ihnU?^^ . elementary all-purpi In writing-thb'bodk When he as the English- called It beginning at noon. >...... could find so few on the subject, “dollar." The Spanish dollar Miss MUler stated the pur­ ___ . In,the ygry.JacUcaUearaJ>t-.^c«ing pose of themeeting-tsto make . our country, materials s u c n ^ tender In 1657 but It waTyeaM •BlHTglllHBntg-fBi UiB state wampum, were used as money, before It completely dlsap- convention.which will be held __ ^•.jiGcneraUy people_sImply-BXr. pearcd-bccau89_ofJhflJack of Uie. firatpiu-t.of’AprU,.. During- dianged one kind of goods for our own money, Uie afternoon, the group will anothec. Even In later years In 1785, Congress resolved the receive applications from State . farmers ejtchanged, eggs, mUk, naUon's coinage system should Degree applicants and s e t's '' gftlaor tobacco for other goods be decimal with the doU^ as date for' a Slate Degree and at times, com, cotton or the standard unit. Many states banquet. tobacco were almost as did not want to government to Miss Miller stated Uiat all valuable as coin, because of the control coinage functions so it chapter presidents, advisers lack of the latter. In reality was by a vote of only 25 to 21 and state officers will be money Is any commodity of that the Coinage Act of 1792 was present at tho meeting. Dorethy exchange but coins and paper passed. ’Hioma.i Jefferson, and Beml, home economics teacher C-;.^o»h8y are more pracUcal. Alexander Hamilton were flrom Wendell Is district ad­ Tlie colonUta, of course, had among the men most active In viser. Mrs. Charles Miller, used coins.In their own coun- achieving our money system Wendell, Is district moUier, and tries but there were few In this though hiony changes have Mrs. David Boring, Gooding. new country and most of what been made.through the years, they had were returned to U»c U is difncull to Imagine how homeland In payment for goods complicated money Iran- - not avalUble here. Much of the aoclion.t could-have been a Bob Kfoush early money was S p^ish or century ago. In 1866 a person --- Mexican although the colonists could have had in his pocket six were prone to use the coin of denominations In gold; six is speaker their homeland within their silver coins; the 3-and >ccnt nickel coins, the 2-cent bronze Colony as long as the supply TWIN FALLS - Tho piece; a 1-cent piece each In lasted. February meeting of Uie Ladies copper, coppernlckel, and One of the largest single of Uie Elks, conducted by Mrs. bronze, and. Uio half ccnt in ^Ipm cnts of coins came from E.M. McCurdy, president, was copper. Today ho could have no C o n c e rt. . . England In 1749 to held at Uie lodge, wiUi Bob HEAD OF fho DoCormior Singors, Robort DoCor- .Massachusetts, bhlefly in more than five , coin Kroush as guest speaker, it was -S^;>anish dollars, to pay for .denomlnaliohst. . mior, has gained nationwide famo through his work announced today. -i pimtflry flTpf-nwfl h riirrtMl bv____^Thcro wcro tho ycarfl of paper as conductor-and arranger. The DoCormior fingers Krmish, state probatlon-ond .. ^ the colony and was In tho money not redeemable, the gold ■ ~^ill bo prosontod at the M ini'Cassia Com'muriiiy~Con- parole officer, • discussed ‘ amount of 187,OdO pounds. and silver standard and limes c e rt a t 8 p .m . W ednesday at the Burley High Sc/ioo/ various social problems of our Many coins were brought in by when silver was really silver. modern-day society. l^ate s and buccaneers and . The book will bo interesting to Auditorium. Plans were discussed for Uie .'■ could be English, Spanish, collectors, not that the prices Ahnivorsnry Sweetheart ,BalI,__ •J'p utd h, French or-any-olher—are liatod but'tho-number of which will b ^ ie ld Saturday, '•r«oins. It must have been quite issues on certain dates of U.S. Feb. 13,co<:hairmaned by Mrs. commemorative coins. Tho ;«:dlfflcult to determine their Don McKlnster and Mrs. Peto !• forth. Much of the money was photographs are very clear and Stover. mostly from the collection of *Iminted by private outnts and lYlzes for Ujo evening were American Numismatic Society. * .;die amount of metal varied and won by. Mrs. KelUi Kelley, Mrs. DeCornciier Slrigers slated Edwin Barker and Mrs. Roy Fagen. for'Mlhi-Cassia concert Rcfresliments were served by Mrs. Ray McBride, Mrs. Fred McCoy, Mrs. KcnneUi Hurlbert nURLEY - ’llic Mlnl-Oj.H.‘ila Itelafonle, both for hLs personal and Mrs. Robert Mahanes. Community Concert' will appearances and his recor­ feature the DcCormier Singers dings. Eliminate the mid-section at' 8 p.m. Wodncstlny nt the V^en Uio Belafonte Folk Slng> bulge; join Uio Y. M. C. A. Hurley High School Auditorium. era were formed, DeCor- HealUi Club. I1ic DoCormlcr Singers nre mier'became Its lurangor and- . on electrifying group, singing n conductor. Dc{^j*mler's own Ikrogram'flcleclcd from Uie viuit group was the formation of nong repertory of mtmy nations natural outgrowUi of his ex­ niul presented wiUi nil tho verve perience with tho Belafonte nnd excitemcnt of theatrical F61k Singers. DEAR ABDY: Is it possible for a man to l>e the fatiier of cntertninmont. T!jo group la DeCormler has made his four wonderful children-and not have one ounce of paternal made up of 14 men nnd women mark as a composer, arranger InsUnctT I ^In k that’s tho case with my husband. He has vocalists, plus three in- nnd conductor. A graduate of four children any father would be ptx>ud to claim, yet If I Rlrumentiillsts. __ ,U ]0 Juilllard School of Music In over heard him give any one of them a, compliment I think I ' Tlie singers made th'elr debut Now York; ho has been would die of tho ahock. The only time the children have In \ m in Now York City at a represented as a composer on : known for sure that they had a ^(pther Is when tliey did (k)wntown h1io w c ju « 3, and not and off Broadway. * somelhing ho didn't like, an4 Ihen he’d hit them. even the long blackout of the As an arranger, DeCormler clly’H daily newspapers could Don’t suggest professional help. My husband knows more luiR been active in the' Uieater slop Uju word from getting and Uio concert hall, on radio than tho experts. Maybe If you print this letter he will see It wound. Tljey arc “an en­ and television and on recor­ and realize it’s meant for him. LONG SUFFERING WIFE tertainment m lnicle," reported dings. DRAR W lFEi I doabi U anyotM as InMosltlve as your milbonrdv — ^TIUs pasl -season DcGortnlcr- ;e. 1 hAp« it’s ttol-too-Ute-ror- ___ T^»o N e ^ York engagement _comhicted.two-Mnccrts_wlUi.tho_ was followed by n 5668 Uie sln^^ers were Uie Singers will present a new f ust a ' * Everytime I get mad at myself 1 lake it out on my hair. booked fo‘r“102 concerts acroBB -concept— in " concert en­ What I mean, exactly. Is that I cut It. I know that I look much Ujo country. tertainment In Burley. 'Hio olm' IjihI summer tho DoCormler boiler Avlth long hair, but I keep cutting It anyway and then I is to rocreate tho cultures of bad joke Singers performed during o 10- many lands Uirough all arUstlc am sorry afterwards. wook engagement at New. means. Variety Is the keynote of I don’t do anything else to myself along tlto lino York’^ Radio ..City Music Hall programs with songs from other on all destroying my looks, but this Is bad enough bMaus« I know and tlioy havo been invited back limds. American folk songs will my hair Is my best faaturo—when It's long. It’s an bnuRually for next season. show variety of cultural pretly color, naturally curly, and it's very uhlny, so why do I Tlio DoCorml«^ Singers bear backgrounds and actlvlUes in of us? do Uiis to myself? tho stamp of theatrical ' Uibi nation. rieafic tell mo what I can do to stop cutting my hair all knowhow ojid Die musical good Ttius, tho group can bransport ' A yoiinp. ninn lios (lyiii(> on tiic the time? One of my friends nuggcsted I rco a paychlatrist, ti(sto of Its founder, Robert Its audiences InstanUy from the bnttlclicld. Itis eyes stare sight- but he would have to cure me In one hour at Uio rates DcConnler. DeConnler gained wilds of Africa to tlie fjords of Icssly tip ill llic clc.m, hluc sky. psychiatrists charge: What do you think? nationwide famo Uirou^i his Scandinavio, from Uib steppes The ciics ol a llt|le girl p/ow work as conductor and arranger of Russia to tho hills of Teh- SCISSORS IN M Y HAIR weaker and weaker in tiru difjit. Ry for the celebroted Harry no**< ^ Ih'o iime'ltiu siin rises she will be DEAR BCIfiSORSt Yoa've prictleally sitKwered your own (load Iromslnrvnlloi). qoeitlen. Cutting your hair Is your wtV of ‘^punlablng’* A man with trcmtiline hands yourself. A paycUatHtl ceuU proba'bly tell you more /tUXOMATIC WASIIEK raises the barrel Of a pistol to his tpecUlcally why you feel the tteed to be punished, aad forehead, cold with the sweat of thereby put aa end to H. iBqulre aboui the Mental Health ' “END -fenr^ ClInlTa la your area. U's well worth the try. lUTSnWSSTIINa .FOUEVEH” An elderly woman, her skin frail ns paper, is hrulally boalcn and DEAR ADBY: 1 am a young adult. Last night when I rillnr-KI(> Synlrni killed (or a few pennies in her was driving a friend homo, I struck a dog in tho street. I lni|)H Uiit (iiiz "w6rnpurse. ' - wasn't going faU, Abby, and.J lionestly did not seo Uie dog * Life is jiist'a howl of cherrics, unUI after I had hit him. I lmraee dog was, and it 'was^6nel C yrlo Wo linuo some o( tiic answers. I don't know whether It crawled away, or If someone stopped We havD reasons for liopo. and took It away. There was so much blood witere It had — Wow^nt to sharo Ihomwllhyott. been lying, I can't Imagine how It could have cruwlcd away-, Give iis n chltico. No one will by Itself. call, but you may want to call o!n us. Abby, I fed so sfak about this, I Just hope you wtlf print Z^Dai5iL55yG5raogowi5nPE7t55plfi5F^ “ lIAiniilstollMM167~r have a dog, and he Is never left to roam around and get hiirt Um way thU ooe was. H un k you, Abby. DIANA Advintlit InlaiMilltfl Sinlei St4Mlmli«viiiui C O N FlD Em iA L 'TO MOhnTANA MOTHER) Go (o school C iili PIm I.N.V. ltSt4 a U talk U the Uaeber ^rw DaUyl TbU Is ose natter y«a Ai no ibllRilion (o'm«, lend your AmU dig tnte v d O y m are satlsfM tkat yoM know nil the ^Qmplln^enlary.bOQklfitjiunUai ' facts. APPLIANCE

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Sunday, February 7, 1971 Tlhiw-N»w»,'Twln FdiHtf 35 Musicions ''fOhe up'- for annual iamboree . l ' Retires after 31 ' ■ . LOST] Ont M^400ll». HolatcM Bull TWIN FALLS ~ It’s aU In the c a lf wMti ta g . S trayvd from SovtttwOTf to rn « r of H w M n name, lo to speak, but don’t let the n«me of this group of I3ve years of service talenlad inusidana fool you S y d o l H t k — “THe baintfl." When aaked how the name i.'* H Y P N O C IS was chosen, Ray QrumbUss, leader of the group, 8aid,'“ Well — it'a good for conversation." PAiTH FORTODAY Known for verutility with WALTeRR,l.;SCIIAOO Wim itirring, pfOpMlk. MM* iVtMMOM for your, family. ••eimtna: Sund*v.7:Mojn.i. ADVeNTIST CHURCH M dltonm Ofm ' ' - * - " ADMItllON P.RBI

H n u n tA QnimbUas, Imown as one of — we-' lte0ReT 'T9 ~tHP0flM■•‘ V 0 U M R S ______. the most outstanding lead W« r*gr4t to Inform you AArt.. . . guitaj* players in our area, that your huaband haa |u«t bMn U t l* d ln a n a organizf^ the Saints in 19ft3. He Y o u r aon and d a u A lt r . Mtw wtr* started playing country* music Witt) tilm . M-o h etp H aliiad urUt\ oat l»tt\«drlvwof in 1957 with WaUy Harris in the ttia oltitr car. How did )l IvappanT Burloy area before forming a Your hutband w»t on hit wW twrna u tu ally ca m a , M*\an th t group of his own. Formerly othar drivtr urn* ttrouqh th# associated with the group were lntar««ctlon «o ciOM ha cootdnl George Scrr. Wendell; Jim atop. No .AAa'tm It w m not ttt*' othar drivwa fault. Ho ballovad ttt Burlc, Hailey; Bill Freeman, tu d H it rioht of w a y Im a u M tta Twin Falla, and Gary . . MW. no atop a lo n i. w o knew «t>«ra McLaughlin, Gooding. Have you ever woi^crod who TWIN FAU^-Fund raising WILLUMILPUlpY Ittam In Itta dltcti to tttla m an, wtw Viwa frbm ar>olt»«r a ro a . co u liW I , provided all that "loud" music luncheon was served 17 u o Itiom. TYia fault llaa witti tt>a- from the bandstand at the Twin members and ‘ guests of the on* wte |t«uotiMottly puilad a p ra ctica l {oka . upon ()>• drtvlno Falls County Fair and Ilodco? Hansen Qrcle of the Women's / ^ * i / r>. . p ublic. Y o u r nalot>bor wtw taw None other than the Saints, who Society of Christian S ^ c e O l T l S O t O t e - liavo been ossociated wlUi HoUy meeting at the home of Mrs, (a tilt. H« thougtti that It w m noha ■ HoUfburg for many years.--- ^ p h Simmons, it was an> donation set of ttls b )itln a u to ha did n't rtp o rt It Allhoii^ Ray(whon.pla^g SCHEDULED TO play during the 10th annual nounced today. to u i. F IL E R — Town and Oountry So, M r i...... w« ««t«nd our ' for the public) sticks to lead Roy Mrs. Bryson Vlnyard, Mrs. Country Music Jomboroo are Crumbliss, center, Home Extension Club members dtapMt tympattiy aa do tti« of- guitar and sinf^g, ho has been Mabel Helton and Mrs. Grace tkara. ambulanc* drivtrt and . W and the Sainis, from lefi, Lee Bogle, rhythm guitar; voted to donate toward sending M-ackor optrotori m4>o ttad to pick seen .Airing “Jarh sessions” Durk were guests.' Hie group Terry Nienc/or/, steel guHar; Galen Cleverly, drums, a delegate to Girls* State «4ien up tt>o placaa. filling bi with almost any bi* The Saints" set a goal of 9100 for fum i^ings Wtndall Hlottway CMttrlct. and Cary Bogle. Jamboree proceeds will go to tjhe for the fireplace room of the they met at the home of Mrs. strujfncnt avallablo. Francis Sharp, it was an­ Magic Valley Harbor House and for two music schol­ United Methodist Church b When not playing music, nounced today. CLEANEST a rsh ip s. Kimberly. *n»e money will be Oumbliss Is in business with Mrs. Garth Klrkman was his brotlier, lujoRoy (Cotton) ^ used at the dscretion of the special dimcesat Ujo Twin Falls guitar, drums and electric Uio bimjo, mandolin and bass Hiodesol and Straubhar, committee in charge of fur* assistant hostess. Mrs.. CARPET EVER^ —Crumbliss.-affiliuied wiih Swlit -Maryann Ehlera ,was a guest. and Co. and Kuport Elks Clubs and organ. He played elcclric organ guitar. (Doesn’t seem quite fair "ConsUltlrijrEnl{InTcr8rTwln‘'TiIflHing8r -SnuiCumCiiiuiw' various organization-sponsored wiUj a "rock" group before for anyone to have that mud) Falls, his music m lj^ t take Members voted to send a Mrs. WUilam Biince is hostess 733-4036,_ ■ throughout' Mogic jolhlng the SubiU. AIm one of talent.) Ttmt's not all - ho second place for awhile as ho Is thank-you card to Blue Bird for the March 9 meeting.' hls iroSo Valley. U»e featured-singers of the sometimes enlertains alpne, the proud papa of a new baby gb-ls who sent'Christmas cards. of Z L m l n u group, it has been said about singing folk m usic, Jils gU-1 bomb)January.Gaien'was Luncheon and work day bom and raised in- -Goodkg^ meeting will be held Wednesday celebrated pcraoruiillles us Roy Nlcndorf, stoel guitar player, ‘‘•V* ‘JJ” Q urk of Hm Ifaw tamo; Carl hosbocnwllhUioitroupalncoho ‘ 'l” ^ hlmaoK. slilijcr with tho Salnta, a lo ^ g moving to Twin Falls two years at the home of Mrs. Bryan Perkins, who Is wlUilho Johnny camo lo Twin Kails soverol •< '^1 '* >» In dirod mntrasl hamiony with Gary and Hay. ago. *' Harris. Members will work on Cosh Show; RoifAllch, Donnlo years ago. Ho ls n real por- llio iorfos arc both employed Groups like Ray Orumbliss quilts. Mrs. W. C. G u tti and the Saints, combined with presented a program Wed- Guitar, Joe Mapiils, Johnny fecUonlst with his music, be it Leo Boglo^_li|(o 1iis older the many other talented groups nesday reviewing issues of Collar, Marvin Ralnwaler and the Nashvillo Sound or modem brother, is on ^exceptional movioactor, Pedro Gonzales, to rock. A parttbno student at the musician: Ho plays rhythm " *J»st, but not lea.'rt, is Galen from tljroughout Magic Valley, "Response” magazine, are what make the Country Money was authorized name ]ust a few. College of Southern Idaho, guitar for the group but c m do Qeverley, drummer, who plays siao Music Jamboree such a success (or purchase of material to Tlioy serve aa the house band Nlcndorf is employed by 3M Co. equally well on Uie drums. "11 rhythms with equal ease. His each year. Because of the make quilts for the day care' for Cactus Poto’a. Although Speaking of versatility, baas Leo also ploys twin lead with specialty is modem Yock, but tliey do not play at any par- guitar player, Gary Bogle, can Ray on U»e guitar imd the can adapt himself well for several hundred people that had center in Twin Falls. Hie next to bo turned away last year for regular meeting of the cb-cle , ticijlflr pJnco weekly, they {day double on lead guitar, rhytlim hnrmonlca, and U very apt vHtli country styling. Empbyed by lack of seating space, tho vriU be March 9. It will feature a jamboree will be presented luncheon at the home of Mrs. three nights, Feb. 15,16 ami 17 Clutx. Mrs. W. J . McFarland at the CSI Fine Arts Center, and M rs. Dale Kirkpatrick with Holly Houfbui^g os master assisted Mrs. Simmons as This w eek^ w here to go in Idaho of ceremonies. hostesses. Uy PHILLIS J. HUFFMAN two Greek photographers of .the Legion Hall, 8:30 p jn . Sportsmen’s Association. IdaboDepL of Commerce ~ Hellenic Photographic Society, Sporta this week? WOWl Events for tiie thrill-packed & Development University of Idaho Museum, Piorco highlights the weekend weekend are pure family en- BOISE — Cutie-f)los and Moscow and 10th Century with their Winter Carnival tertainmenl — such as relays, cuddle-bugs, your day is Sunday American Painters, Jewett including such activities as a Iwt dog and kids races, powder and 1 mean L O V E !. Have a Center. CaldweU C of L ,torch-)lto parade, raccs, trail puff derl>y and a big wonderful time, and HAPPY_____ Concert goers can enjoy rides, flrowotrks, snowshoe snowmobile race Sunday on V A L E N T I N E ’ S d a y Barre Toelken and Folk Music, race, gun club shoot, skibig and that professional oval track EVERYONE! 7 p.m. Monday, Jewett a crab feed (if you enjoyed tlioy havo up tliere. Valentine tradition is carried Auditorium, College of Idaho, McCall's Winter CafTjlval, try Awards will be given — no on in Boise on Friday by St. Caldwell./nio following day in (his one).' admission charge (however, Luke's Hospital Auxiliary at the Boise, the Norman Luboff Choir Part of Winter Festival Week you ihight keep one eye open for home of Mrs. Wanek Stein, U08 sings, Boise High Auditorium, In Nordman is "Fun Days" Uiose cute snow bunnies selling Houston Road, 2 to 4 p jn . It’s a B:1S p jn . Give Mrs. Evelyn sponsored by Priest Lake booster buttons). Valentbie Tea, open to the B ^ e r a call for tickets (344> public at no charge — Just bring S231). Rick’s (Allege presents Q gift for the hospital pediab4cs >l08e Greco and his dancers on - Essay contest planned wflrrf. ______, Thursday, 8 p jn . Fieldhouse Twin Falls welcomes famous Audltorrum. R ^ b u r g ; in d • • I k| ^ ^ I A A . \ A / recording artist and act^r, Pat finally on Sunday evening,- W I T n - N a t i o n a l M U S I C W e e k Boone, his wife Shirley and four there’s Orchestra Night, Boise daughters. Hiey will perform State . College Music TWIN FALLS-Tlio 38th Mhool. bqth contemporary and In­ Auditorium^ atmual obscrvanco ot NaUonal Tho first synchronlied spirational music at the Oollege lincob's Birthday celebrants Music Week U scheduled May celohraUon ot NaUonal Music of Southern Idaho Gymnasium, dMuld consider joining forces 2through9inTwinFall5,wilha Wook was held May i-10, 1PM, with the "true" Americans on B p jn . Valentine Sunday — National Music Week essay “; * r program to be i^peated at later Friday and Saturday as the Net contest scheduled 'tor grades Oiaries M. Tremata. (Xlo H, Perce Indian IVibe of Idaho dates in Idaho Falls and Boise. nlno Ihroush « , sponsored by K”!™. (’“‘'on » ' ‘ I " bolds Indian games and War Concluding in Twin Falla before tho National Federation ot "f‘» “"d S'?”", Dances in the Tribal Recreation the Boone appearance Is the Music Quhs, supported by a play, “West Side Story,” run­ Hall, Kamlah. Saturday Itrant from Broadcast Music, ^rectom, Mokopolitm ^ r a ning Thursday through throu^ tho ISth, men from the Co., served as Uioflrst National Ne* Perce Tribe wiU participate Saturday. Fine Arts ElitranU in the essay com- . Auditorium, CSI. in the Northwest Indian peUUon wiU writo 600-word I" obwrvanco was Basketball Tournament, Three provocative one-act themes on, “Joy <)f Service plays are iKheduled Wednesday Lapwal. IteoughM iislc." Essay Mh-ies NaUonal PedoraUon of Muric th ro u ^ Saturday b PocateUo, American Dance Is the topic mustbo postmarked by W c h Qub and the t o u c a n M i^ c 8:15 p jn . UtUe Utealre in in Twin Falls at_the Turf Qub, 1. and sent to NKMC Ootiteronc*, m d since 1959J^ Feb. 8,1 p jn . — speaker Mrs. ■ Fraxler Hall, Idaho State Headquarters. Suit. 1215, 600 jfUon"! Univer^ty. BoIm Little tlieatre Joe Hacbiey. Welser River South Michigan Ave., Chicago, Uie property ot tho federaUon wlU p r e « » f DyU u."tl;.l,j(tfc. CatOemen l»ld Jh r i^ S . r 6 ^ « 7 ^ S « c * v e ly .' comilie story otth* greatest lyric get4ogether Saturday at 1 pjn . poetUftha-TwenUethOmtury, of I______E^tlM lntheF^grou^^^^ .HiotnnessarvtromSAsUt^Thetopessaryfromeach state President President Nixon hb> at IQO Port St. Curialn time Is JPoljuck banquet heads th» will be selected tor an award proclaimed National Music BilSpjn.anddatesareFeb.U - evening followed by dancing. certificate, and 14 diatricl Week tor 1971, noting that " It Is 14 and 17-11. Grandview produce* their llUi winners w ill be selected, recortled bi ancient wisdom and Art displays ■croaa the state . annual Winter Fair on Saturday Dlslrlct winners will receive a proved in the lives ot men that -|nclnde:3 )*lB(f^tate-Oolle*e—» t tha-Grandvtew-Eleomitary- casirawafd'onB-MdTrecord-muslc-produces-B'klnd-of Oraduatft Eihlbltloo, liberal', Oyuyuulum, 10 ajn. to 6 pin. ' and an Award o t Merit pleasure which human nature A r t« B u ild liig ^ !6 1 p io to * l^ ''« l!> < 1 ^ following In the lo each district winner’s cannot do without.

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MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS. CAMPER MATTRESSES, VELVET HEADBOARDS, AND THE SUN VAllEY SlEEPEp; —AT-— ...-•■---- 326 2nd Ava. So. - 7 3 3 . 99+ 2 ---- ^ .Twin Falls, Idal ranking side by side In im ­ 3t TlmM-Niwi. T "'" FalJlj, Idaho Sunday, Fabruar/7, m i ' aUrt to flnlsh.lt U marked with 'indelible excellence. An to-' portance with The .Beaties' mediate reaction U that tlils "Sergeant Pepper." While the younfi man If a talent com* Importance of ^'Sergeant • . parabtetoPaulMcCartney.lt Is Pepper" was the musical R e c o r d ie,eviews I an Impresaion whlc^ time must revolution It birthed, V.Jea For bear out, but It U not far-fetched Ihe TUlerman" ' is important . on the basia of this album. because of the musical , * EXCELLENT > VERY GOOD Some of the aongs In It are refinements (t engenders. It Is utterly impeccable.' Shce' u ‘ •GO O D •' • POOR olready getting air play, and little wonder, 'niey are all first listdrting and reviewing to bdianola M liiliilpp l Seedf! He opens with the toughstuff lltUo folkie croatlons now, the beauty and Importance B 3 . lUng-iABC-HecordA^CS ^I'liobody^Lovea , are relaxing and en^ of thii album has become more . andmore-apparentr-'------T ttr songa'6ri . UlUVailttUIbiueamanB.B. 0>0-(VUI^I King, whoWllVf wasn aa . “And /UlU BhoHliu could LVUiU UObe Jlvln* liv ill too?^UA/. , I^ e . re i .i is ' a j beguiling • ! 1/ Ignored by two generations of 11181 sets the tone for the whole .Mpnlstlcatlon in hU work^ beautiful. His lyrics. are the »hUe America and ptrsov.r«l album. which la vory po Lhod most expressive, empathettc, to emerge a national music hero The music is excellently Profess orraliy, and is on thou^tful imagery In modem li\ 1969, has produced a flno constructed stuff, fine.longing electronic marvel. Emltt wont Writing. His words bring lumps album of blues work under the • chords of scorching blues and ^ to your throat and tears to your pressure of retaining his haunting melodies woven In because tfiroughoirt. the albuin eyes. greatness------tapealrlcs-of-plaDO.-gultar.and_i\«J, “cpompany^^^ MJslen: ■niis ls not an epay.feat. but drums arid voice. n . H ~'"N(JW— lhat~“ l’ve— iDst- for a musician of B.B. King's King is doing the stuff hero But his ability to write everythlng fo you suture, it is child’s play.'Hiero which made him famous, and beautifd songs and sing m d , You say. you want to start Is not Q moment In■ this • • album - stuff others will - be• copying • play them . is undeniably somethbg new which seems forced’ or un­ generation from now Jt ’s Uken established here. Ho Is And It's breaking my heiu-t natural, although this is what the world two decades to notico welcome addition to tho U.S. you're leaving . would bo expected of other B.B. King, but they’ll never musical scene. , Baby, I'm grieving. musicians trying to cope, wltli forget him. He has been a professional But if you want to leave, take fame. Five stars. musician (to varying degrees) good caro, since he was 13, and has formed Hope you have a lot of nlco h A (for “ Blues Boy” ) ICraitt llhodds (Dunhill DS • handlXs everything with 50089) one unsuccessful group things to wear ultimate grace and ease. Ho’h -Your first'improasion at previously. Tills solo effort Is ..Hope you make a lot of nlco h a n ^ g in there, stroking his seeing this record is one of also not his first, but from this frlerjds.out there.. g u ltv "loicille" until the |>oor sk6pticlsm, but one listen point on people will be listening But remember there’s a lot of thing wails and slnslni; in that convinces you this kid is grojit. to Emltt Rliodes. bad and beware. Oil baby, baby. It's a wild 'strong emotional voice. He's a 21 • year • old from rive stars. Tea For The Tillermanr Cat world." The pace of tho album l.s Dccatur, III., and Iio'n n muslcnl easygolag, although tfie music geniu.s. Hits entire album Is his, Sevens ( A m S P 42M) ( “Wild World") Is deadly serious stuff delivered unbcllovable as It tiocms. lie 'nils is anoUiCi‘ look at Cat -T1)o words seem cold on in a ’fine,' lowkey manner. wrote the words and music to Stevens’sccond album, which is paper, but sung by tho TVying to pick the bcjit from tho every song, played all in- going to make musical history. beautifully cxprosalvc voice of album would bo comparable to strumenUi on every track, and This Is one of the most im­ Stevens, tliey come alivo and dioosing tho most important of wing all vocal trnck.s. portant albums of music create Incredibly vivid mental tho Bill of nights. Ihe album Is beatitJfiil. From relcflsed in Uio past decade, imagery. YEARS YOUNG ANNIVERSARY SALE

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HETTY CANAIIV New volumes added Shrove Tuesday cake decorating shown for to area library Interpreting Tai)le pancake supper set Thrifty Thrivers Club TWIN PALLS - YouUis at Uio clergymen, missionaries and Tailc of tiie Young Ascension-Episcopal Church other ChrlsUan workers. 'Hie DECLO - Mrs. AusUon A. Design and Style," Ttie next . KETCflUM — Now volumes Sun," Toland. will hold a pan'cake supper on agency ..a ^ . supplies books on Walker-demonstrated cake meeting wUl be Feb. .22 at Uie addod to tho Kctchum-Sun Adult Fictions: QB V II," Shrove T u c ^ y , Fob. 23, at tho m a n y ' subjects t ^ church- docoratbig techniques during home of Mrs. Olfford Sutton. Valley Community Library arc Urls. “ Caravan To Vaccares," By BETTY CANARY Bishop Rhea A i^torium at Uie related libraries, v Uie meeUng of the Hirifty Mrs. Jan proesch Is the co­ hostess. announced. II ig library Is open MacLoan; "Melbury Square," church. Two Idaho projocis of tho club Hirlvers C3ub at home of Mrs. __ TucjMlny^tliroiigliJiYlday, frortLS ISdcn; "A Raasonftblo Doubt," _Lack_Qf-CflmmuiiicQtiQnJs_onc_oLtlicJilfi-P-M<>ni:chnd_ lYio project was announced at arc providing devotional Mervin Preston, it was an- Secret pal gifts were received I nounced-today. -by.Mrs^Broesdi dnTMrs^NUe--^ to 8 p jn . and S iitu rd a ys from 10 Smith; "Mandalu7'”Buck, jltid~ problems. Tho loHawinK- Hfit of trnnslations Is offered to " 0“ meetlntf“af^Uie^Ateehslon" leanets"to"the“ chapla!n“ at~Str Basic aids in Uio preparation Schrenk. « a jn . tP C pjn. "WiUi Guidons Flybig" • Tales help those parents XC'litt'Tdn’t undofKtnnd what their chil- Episcopal Guild lliursday in Luke’s Hospital, Boise, for of the cake and different, „ -nie cake, which Mrs. Walker; n jo iiduJt non-fletlon IncludcJi of Ujo U.S. Cavalry in Uio Old dren «rc suyinu at Oio din n er lablo. Uio Memoira) Room, by Mrs. distribuUon to patients, and "Tho Greening of America," West, Hockelman. Dennis Sldweli, president. giving books to each Idaho variations and methods of decorated, was awarded to M rs.' . The list was prepared under nctiinl battleground condi­ keeping a cake moist were nolch; "TIioUscr'flGuldotoUio JuvenUe non*nctlon: "Russia Supper will be served between 5 graduate from a church Chester Parke and Karen. tions—at niy kitchen table. discussed by^Mrs. Walker.. Protection of . tho E^n- Under Uio Ctars," Moscow; and 8 p jn . Shrove Tuesday is Uieologlcal seminary. Preston received, the w hite ; Ttie business meeting was elephant prixe. vironment,” Swatok; “ A White “How to Play Better Basket­ For ready reference, the li.qt may be clipned and fas­ Uie evening before Ash Wed­ This year the agency conducted by Mrs. James House Diary,” Johnson; ball," Jackson; “ Rock from Uic tened on a convenient kitchcn wall, a wall wliich, If you’t-e nesday, tradlUonaUy a gala provided books for Rev. Refresiraents were served by I Rodgers. Mrs. N < ^ a n Smyer, "nluBtratod'IIlstory of Pro Beginning,” Cohn; “ One anything at all like me, you arc climbing regularly. Ume. Michael Fitiglbbon, Shoshone, Mrs. Mervin Preston, Mrs. I president of Cassia County Kenneth Preston and | F o o tb a ll," Sm iQ i; " L o t ’a E a t Hundred Plays for ChUdren," Guild members voted to pay and Rev. Peter Van Home. On second thought, you m ay prefer to shred the list, Homemakers GouncU, r e p o ^ daughters. PJj^jt to Keep Fit"-— Revised Burack; "Tlio First Book of their quota to Church Women Boise. Ih e club is supported by m ix with hamburger, onc-hnli cup peanut butter and o on plans for the dlstrld meellng E d itio n , D« vI h ; '“nie losing Olympic Gamo," Walsh. United and it was anounced the gifts from' all local parishes, mashed chocolate bfir. If served In a soft drink bottle, March 25 at Hupert. ’Hie Uieme ■ Juvenile fiction: "Tlio your children would probnbly love it. World Day of Prayer will be Mrs. Hayes said. for the district meeting wlU be Phantom Tolboolh,'' Justor; held in February by the Tho agency also provides "Bridges of Undersiwdlng." “Why Not Join Uio Giraffe's? “ This is Icky.” (It has cheese sauce.) ecumenical group, grants to Indian missions in The. Cassia County CLEANEST •Camnbcll; ..I'Me, •Cassie,” Mrs. John Hayes, local" Alaska, tho tteVotas and to the Decorating “ This is j^ k k y ." (It isn't hamburger.) Homemakers are to tumlsh Foaglos; "Catch llia t Pass!" director of the Church Navajos in the Southwest. CARPET EVER table favors. Itie meeting will Qirifltopiicr, and "Ttio City of “ Arrrrgh." (It contains mushroom.s.) Periodical Qub, said It Is Uie Itie guild will entertain ladies Include a lundieon. Gold and Lead," QirlHtoplier. only agency in tho Episcopal at the resthomes In the com­ Sham CAirn Ciianirs ideas given “ O a k !" (The cereal isn't lopped with five pounds of The next leader training Cliurch which provides free munity at a valentine lunchoon 733 A036 sugar.) lesson wiU be UUed "Line materials such as l>ooks to Thursday. HANSEN - Mrs. llrynn “Not this stuff again!” {You have served leg of lamb Harris Jr., was |;uest speaker at Popularity • twice in an IH-month tlio Frlcndsliip Club meeting at Uio homo of Mrs. Dell Wright it One of Uie main reasons for ■•Do I HAVE to cat these lum ps?" .(He has already was announced today. the popularity of tho Dynel jiorted all the vegetables from his serving of your famous 14,408 books loaned frorp Casserole Dellglit.) £ho dccoratcd a a ik e nnd wigs and fiairpfccos {a titofr allowed a book of dccoraUnt; caro-frce maintenance. But you “W hat’s for dessert?" (He’s deciding wlietlier or not to Idoas. Mrs. Doug Gee, program do need to do some mainten­ finish eating the entire eight-poiind beef roast.) Shoshone City Library chairman, Introduced Mrs. ance. Dominic Abbott, prcaident “ I feel kind of sick.” (He has spotted a green vege­ Harris. * SHOSHONE A total of requests for reference material, of Abbott Tresses, suggests you table.) A party was planned for tho waali a Dynel hnlrplccc iVery 14,406 books were loaned 151 from the school and dO from husbands Fob. 19 at Uio homo of seven to 10 wearlngs, brusli be­ “Maybe I got an allergy or something but tliat stuff through the Shoshone' City adults. Mrs. F. J . Fralim. Tlio event la fore aliampooing, uso a mild mokes mo choko." (Tonight's menu includes either ear- Library during U»e past year, Books subtracted are 17, 14 poUuck and Uioso attending arc sliampoo concocted for Dynel • rots, turnips or squash of any variety.) according to' Mrs. Marx adult and 3 JuvenUe. Nielsen, librarian. llie financial report for the asked to bring their own table wigs; and. uso a condiUoner •’I'm not hungry." (Ho stopped b y jjie Snack Shoppe Tlie number Included 7,080 year showed a cash balance of servlco, IloIIs and leverages dosljpied olso Just for Dynel ,wlth friends on tho way homo from school, then oto both from the general shelf, 611 brom 11077.06 as of Jan. 1, KT?!, wlU bo provided. Wigs. Don’t go noar such wigs 'pios you had hidden in tho utility room.) Mrs. Mablc Arment reported witii a curling Iron or a hair pay shelf and 5,094 from Uie Disbursements were on a-placo-ln Pennsylvania dryer. Don’t wear whllo work­ “Why don't wo over havo anything I liko?" (You liad Juvenile shelf. $1,891.08, salaries; $836.40 for hamburgers and fried chicken only 20 times this month.) vrhcro.old railroad cars arc set ing In a very hot kitchcn or ■Hiere were 3,64^ cards for booki and magazlnea; 1172.80 up and furnished in old* near an open flamo. Although “Why did I havo to have a sadist for a mother!" adults and 4,508 (or adults, to for iighU; $123.21 for supplies fasliloned funilslilngs, otc.riuid Dynel ■ huirpieccs' arc non­ (You'vo'Ihsistod hc'drhiU a glass of milk.) ...... , - total 6,157 cards in use.------and miscellaneous,-and $ ^ .8 4 is used as a motel. flammable, any excessive heat Purchases included 67 for sodal-securlty retirement “Wow, you’re turning into a food freak or something!'’ Tho Fob. 18 mceUng is at tho can .distort and frizz tho general, 8! payshelf, 50 pon- and sales tax. (Tliere has been lettuce on the table twice in one w eek.)’ homo of Mrs. Lanny Wooten. hairstyle,"Abott said. fiction and 60 JuvenUo, to total 258. There were 65 books Receipts were in amount of See all the IVasliingtons^ donated during-the-ye«, 51 $4,384.31, $3,077.50 from taxes, adult an'd 14 children. $58.20 from Uie payshelf; $&0 for Birthday.Sale Ads in next Now cards were issued, 36 for sale of cards; $306.17 from adultA and 10 for JuvenUes, to fines: $91 from sale of bottles Sunday’s Times-News. toal 55, and thero were 241 and $52.18 from miscellaneous.

ORIBNTAL motiif makes high fashion nmws with this High chiffon kimono-styled dress In multicolor print on navy hlue background, shown as part of deslgrter Serge Lepagm't 1971 sprlng-summer collection In ifgshiojri .^Parh^AccMtitidgrtt)e.y-n9d{line Is jiJarge choker tckiacS <\f Bohemia stones. (UPl) , If you want Just q f«rw drops ' of lemon; don't cut it in haU, Notice! \ Just pierce It w^th a pointed • The Tlmes-N«wi find* an. Incraoiing number qI «tofie» . knifo» opproprlot# lor ilt womert't pqget. StocouM oflh® pramlum on available ipoce, ttorisi muil b«'lelvcted on the basii . of cyrfancy. . ' , . -v’ •• .. All, tJorlet pei'faining .to jh« wgman^-pouei .muCl-b« ___- NEW/ YORK (UPI)~Tho broUQhf ?o Iho TImat-Newi no loter Ihan two doy» oher knee, covercd or uncovered, (he mflelino.1o be considered (or pubticalion. remain^ ds the focal point in Wedding piclurei and ilorie* muil bo in within two weeU named and summer fas^ion- o (.tha~Wflddlngj A4‘ tri Ihe p q il,- a . S5. fee w ill ba chorg» d ■ ''.takt-yDur:faal|lon _ ■' ' '■ jtktUfiH.flnU,. g .SZ^Q,,teel:orVn* ...... ■ ------. gagement picturot. 396S)mK*M St W French couturiers. TOYOTA TOYOTA TOYOTA TWIN .F A U 5 - ElRhlecn Hie lifting of the foslilon. students at Robert Stuart curtain 'fbr tho now season Junior High School achlovcd all started In November with “A” grades during the f|rrt American shoy/s und ended semester of the current school Friday with tl)o last of' tho ___year, according to jack B. French 'Vhows, .providing a smorgasbord of fltylcs^l-ather 'WattaVprincipal- ' than any one look. Tonnfe. Adamson Seventh-graders with top Tlie knee, us Italian coutur­ Engagement grades are Mlko B id, Janet iers treated 11, goes under Burkhart, Terri Samp<3. Karen c6vcr. Most skirts in collections revealed Shotwell, Julie Tews and Torcsa Uiat' market '^thd' soft look August Tremblay. Top elght-grado (feminine) were pegged just ^ < students are SSiawn . Allr^cd, below Uio knee, U P I’s Hrcndu V A / p r i r i i n n I3DISN - Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Kathy Kelly, Laura Bowman Rotjoll reported from Home. w c ; \ J 11 I y liOhnn, California, announco tho. and Becky Sweet, w d ninth* Aline Mosby, reporting for en^ugf.ment and forthcoming graders with all " A " (h’ades arc Selected UPI in Purls, credited Plerro planned marriage of Uioir dauijhter, Virginia Baugh, Marlon Fisher, k IIIc c n AI j 1 j Curdin wlUi returning'Uio log lb Kutliy, to Ronnald C. Cline, son Margaret llarvey, Stophanlo JOLBTHA NUbijflAL/M_____ , ■ yii itfl.yiory with hnlf-hidden of Mr. und-MrHT-Wllllam S. FWker, Sonia Stropo,. Cnryi sophomore ol Saallla Po- 3ior'riill(i'rti^hol pjuiis) nral ii TWIN FAIJ.S - Mr. nnd Mrs. ClJno,' Eden. Tickner, Sandra Wnwlcn and cific Collogo, was solochd Je w mini tlrcsflo.4. Archio Adamson, Twln-.Fulla, Miss U hna Is-a gradimte of Nancy Wondorlich. • as a-mombor ol iha 1971 ' Tlio kn’w, covcrccl In most announce tljo cngHgcment of Bishop High School • In ...... daughter, Tonnlo, to Dan Ho,„ocon,ina court. SI,o'is California and attended A largo number of studcnLs / i j . „ ^ ers urs reeledrecjcu buck uucK hemlinesneiimnes fromiioiii Joluison, son of Mrs. Hubert r.r Parker’s• u ir.v i » Hollywood iiuuywuuii Boauty_ uouuiy earned a “B" Hvcra|{0,' nc> ihq dau gh ler o* on d unaccoptnblo mid-calf to a fow Walker, Jerome, and Lynn College. She is employed at cording to the school’s honor Mrs. G. H. Nussbaum, .inches below tho knee, actually Johnson, Twin Falls. . Parker’s Qistilllan Coiffures, roll.i 1525 fourth Ava. E., Twin wiuj bared by a fow American Miss Adam.sQn.i3 o/lenior at Twin Falls. ’ .. Sovcnth-gradors with "H " fa lls, and is a malh mo* doHi{jnerswlio broke tlio fashion F'flHs High School and Clino Is a graduate of Valley averages are Mlko Allison, Jolc /or ice In November’ witli* short Johnson isemployed in Jerome; Hlf{h School and Is a Junior at AUred, Stophunlo Anderson, .•JiorLs. August wedding is plan- Eastern Oregon College in John Argyle, Linda Annstrong, One of tJieso, Victor Jorls, I^Grando, Ore., majoring in David Arrington, Robin Bauii, advjuiced city suits — short education. Randy Barbour, Stove Beer, sliorts and matching Jackets. An Augiwt. wedding is plan­ U r l Bingham, Jerry Botkin Ho said tho look would satisfy ned. Alan Bland, Carolyn Brig({R,m ie ^ B r i e f s tliose who pined for tlie mlhl. Kathy Brown, Stove Cameron, Rudi Gernroich ulso clwwod — Lynn-Qrandalli-Catlilo ^ Cujn- r v m ^ A J J ^ - Jame.-!' E. suits with sljort-Hhortfl-bofore Job trainmg mlns and Julio Curtis. Flynn, Twin Falls,' has been Paris designers came on strong Ai « 1 'Tsn.i listed on Uio Michigan State wuwit ineirtheir versionsvorsionfl orof same. Bt ft^^he Dad?on! "if FAIRFIELD - Camas fall term. Penny Egbert, Karon Fouls, County Higli Scliool Is one of Uie Buddy Fuller, Lisa Rao Gerber, first schools'In Magic Valley to TWIN FA LLS-T Jic Amoma Gayle GlIlisplo,ScottHaU, Mlko W a rd meets havo on-thorjob training Class'of the First Baptist Hlebert, Nancy Hulsh, Dave thrpugh tho Vocational Qiurch will meet at 8 pjn . Jenson, Susan Jesser, KiiUiy Education Act of lOCB, ac­ Monday In Uic church parlor. Kawamoto, Lauri LaBorg, slated for cording to a report made by Robin Lozano, Kovin Mahnn Supt. Harold Stroud. TWIN F A L I^ - A meeting and Wayno Mink. Classes were started la.qt has been sot for 7:30 p.m. LDS Church September and are continuing Also Harrison McArthur, Monday at the Oobnlal Hoa<>c on tills year. Tlio main objective SheUy McElliolt, SJmrl Neal, for all committee members SHOSHONE - Hie Blaine of tlie class Is to prepare David Nielson, Jeff Osborne, of International Toast- Stake LDS Quirch schedule of students for work directly after Bronda Otteraberg, Pam mistress Snake River Re({lon- ward conferences la announced Initiated graduiitlon - from hlgli school. Parker, Kolly Ross, Patty al conferenco, slated for Twin today by stake clerk, Myron D. Some of the senior students I‘'cliruary ITuli Russell. Brian Scott, Mike Falls during June. Johnson. LINDA Watson, daughf work two hours each day at Schobacker,. Patti Schulcr., or ol Mr. and Mrs. Roborl Kelly Strougli, Brian SWeet, TWIN F A IJS - llio Women „t Uio nlclillcld, Mctrlcli and ments throughout Uie com- Lawrence Wasdon, Lynetto Moose" will hold tlicir Shoshone wards, while at R. Walson, Twin Fails, was ,„,„ U y „„d r,„vo one hour or .S IT I h r .1 i l s Welch, Dnwnco Wlldmun, Kolly '•“Ku'"'' » Qirey, Halloy and Sun Valley roconily tntiiafod into Sig- class time to discuss and WorscncroH and Druco Wrlglil. P"'- Tuesany nl Uio Mooiic tlie conferences will be Feb. 2- m o K a p p a , a n ah on o/ so- evaluate problems related to ill n c.\iSiin iliiy's Elghth-Rrnilo students Thorc will bo on 20- „ , , ciaf sorority. Miss Watson Uielrcmployment: AlUiougli Uio achieving "B " averages arc enrollment IliBh couiicilmen havo boon • typos of Jobs available are Jana Anderson, Mary Ann , , , nsalBned to visit Uio ward t rJ i i r I ^ limited In Uils small town, it has Anderson, Qieryl Armstrong, TWIN F A L I^ — A box social meetings during Uio time, along cino, student at Colorado boon pos.qible to fit Uio student Kris Atkin, Beverly Beckstead, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wed- wiUi Uic stake presidency and S^ofo Univorsity, fort Col- and his Interest this vear. ac* « .» ■ nniiflnirAfriltiklf/vminllfill'TttAOA ■ #. ^ i - Larul Beai, Kandra Bingham, nesday ntUioMoose Hall, llioso stako aiulllary loaders. tins, Colo. cording to Stroud. Bruco Bird, Mlko Borden, ollenOlng oro asked to lirlng a Unda Bowen, Dennis Bowyer, Imch. Ivy Briggs, Bhondo Brown, Soil . ■ Cannon, Jan Casperaon, Jolin JEIIO M L — Mutal Marrleds Cartee, Irjsjlih m p lln , -Terry of Uio Jw o m e J A'i First, Ward Conner, Chris Cook, Bob Couch, h“ ve scheduled a 7:30 p jn. aiorl Crandall, Evelyn Craven, lUniiorHlance lor Feb. 12. Music The more you use Carolyn Jcsacr, Bonna Baur, will bo lumlslied by Dalo Plott’s Lynn Culbertson, Ilally Doan, OTchcstro. Reservations con bo gSS Tim Dickerson, Carol Duncan, 'made wlUi Cernld Powell, 324-' . Dlilo Eldrodgo, Allen Evans, 2002 by Sunday. the cheaper it gets ----- LeAnn Gates7 Nancy Graybill, ------Qieryl Hack, Doug HilUntm and TWIN FALLS — Stated Bill Huglies. . mooting of Twin Falls Qiaptor Also Usa Jacobsen, Judy No. M, Order of the Eastern Jenson, Lisa Larson, Terri star, will be held Tucsduy Ledbetter, Tanya Lindsey, evening at the Masonic Temple. Betty Mabie, Jeaiuie Mannerfi, Terri Mecham, Dennis Under Idaho Power's new rates, a single step-down Molyneux, Zora Morgan, Usa TWIN F A L I^ - Tlie Twin, WMERHEATING " schedule applies equally to all residential customers, each Muldoon, Jennie Skinner, Ixrcn Falls Slirlne Club will conduct of whom determines his own average cost per kilowatt-hour McArUiur, Jay McGray, Puin its monUily ftieetlng at tho BARGAIN Nielson, Kris Mylandcr, Janice Alley, Inc., on Monday evening.- by the amount of his electric use.,As he add's to his electric PhUlips, Dobble Prldpioro, J.D. A dinner will bo servetl at 7 p.m. use, the cost goes down. Roman, Mark Rosko, Bryant All Shrlners and gue.-lios|cM and Mrs. Earl and still is "'the host bargain in your family budget." Gillespie, aiareo Glasslngcr, O'llnrrow as program cluilr- Connle Halby, Meg Haloy, man. It a Sandy Hammond, Nina Hansen, i ‘ THE I^ATE ADJUSTM ENT; Tho maximum- Incroaio per customer about nickol a day. No domoillc Sharon Harahbarger, Vicklo cuitom or’f rate incraaio will oKcood $1 .GO a month. The avoraao incroaio for electric hoat uieri, for ouumpin, Hartruft, JUn Jenkins, Monte will ba 77 conti a month. The avoraflo adiuitmant for non roiidontlal olocfric uiari l« about BVj porcont. Thli ii only tho thlril oonoral rtito Incroaio roquoitad by Idaho Powor Company in Iti 54 yoari of wrvice. Kramer, Brad Lab-d, Jemiifor R r w / ^ r * « ^ ii4 - c Unford, Doug Maollam«rr^^m - P V - / U _ Mercle and Harlah Unk. . , 600 KWH, $12.45 900 KWH, $15.15 1400 KWH, $21.20 Also Mlko Morgan, Dobble n O n o r p H NeweU, Ux Nutting, Sharon : • 2000 KWH, $28.46 5000 KWH, $64.76 O s ie r k ^ p , Debbie Ottersberg, _a«rrie_ Pederson, Dobble F IL E R - , The Unltcd- Plersw, ^ e r r ie R andall, Arl Mflihodlat. Church honored two ni^qua/ Maren Sand^, Gall Boy Scouts * during tliis mor< Scherbinakl, Tim Schmidt. ning's service, according te , . 4001 A T 9 M llU i |9/10*1 .'Barbara Scott. David Schott. Rev. Elam AnUorson^ pastor. DebUfl Sharp, Barbara & nlth,' David Olson and Bruco Scott an ith , Ctndy Sterling, BIU lincoln were presented Uielr Swoet, JieiTlne Taylor, Dwayne God and Country religious ■Wcker.Ann Turner, Vickie Van- ,w «rd s. Members ot Scout Buren, N anty Wamef, Patricia' TVoops V3 and B2, also Cub Pack Idaho Power Company .W«sUirook, Carolyn Whitehead, n were nuests during Uie. B rad W ilkins, . Charles service and were In charge ol WUllams, BUI Workmen, James the dsg presentation. Scout W right, Malody. Yout« and Mailtrt Itl Jonoi and Hoy D U m Ziick. ' Wyatt 'g l^ attended. FLAMELESS ELECTRIC LIVING FOR A NEATER, CLEANER WORLD OF_YESTEKY:EyWl the m nnial artwork oo tbe front of the boddtnf, pMored by Thnea' vlewf of a w d l^ o w ii itroctnre — the former Worl^ium Fbrd N«wrpb6(dgr«pBer MOie R obe rtiotfrW U iaVed~udlnnreT~ Co. boDdlnj on Second Avenne E ad . The baOding, abandooed over to the Twin Falls HUtorical Society for preservation. One of after Workmaa Ford moved (o a new bcation on Blue Lakea the arches and a onlqne itabed-flasi window will be sent to tbe Historic work to be saved Bodevard North, will be tom down by the Urban Renewal Idaho Historical Museum In Boise to Job the tnany relics of Ajteacy a i pari of tbe downtown redevelopment program. Ibe Idaho's coathinbg history. Electrical unit Subdivision residents seek lllnlno C'lhmuN plans conclave C aN N in improved road conditions ftoodlnii ‘ TWIN K A U ^ - Tho Snako association. Klmor«‘ TWIN FALLS - Fourteen county ot least a year before county wide regulation provides underway in tho Magic Water Ulvor Vnllcy Eloctricol A ffo r d Bald 150 industry Jfnromo persons, residents of tlie Clear -pBssago of regulations heavy users of the roadway pay Development farm area bi the Association will “ oxchan({o loaders from Southern Idulio Magic Brook Acres Subdivision west of requirbig 'sub-divisions meet Uto initial cost rather than tho west part of tho county with ideas and innovations" during ond Eastern Orogon will attend Lincoln Tprin Falla met Friday af- certain I street and roadway taxpayers as a whole but tax- ccews attempting to fill h soft tho 16th annual confcrcnco In Uie confcrcnco at tho Holiday Minldokn temoon with tho Twin Falls standaiWs.' Hc' said,, however,’ payers“then pay' the' bill for spots'In' roadways lhere~^lh~ property owners are anxious for Twin Falls next Saturdoy, Inn, which will conclude Idaho Twin FjiIIn Highway District Boord to m^tenance. y gravel as soon as moisture dries according to Nat Spofford, Eloctrical Week. ITie “ Week" Valley begin work toward im­ Improvements and will be Because of costs, residents out. Jerom e, ' president of the Includes observance of .the 124th provement of roads for thie willing to make" 8ome~coh* agreed to form a private im ­ ^ I n g break Is requiring - cessions, he felt. t birthday anniversary of in­ Sunday, February 7. 1971 subdivision. provement district type more work than usual this ventor 'ItKtmas A. l^ s o n , on Kenneth Poe, acting chab-', Propertyowners have about organization to collect money winter, directors were told and Thursday. man of the board, said residents 3,500 feet of streets or 7,000 and finance the work. Glenn If continued moisture and Featured speakers at tho of the Bub*dlvision agreed to lineal feet of frontage. Largest Houk and Art Ireland were freezing occurs the district may SRVCA confcrcnco will include work out plans for, bringing the lots would be about 200 feet, it named co-chairmen. bo faced with about double costs nichard Cox, manager of dealer Area farmers to sub-division roads up to' waa reported. Poe explained tho It was also reported work fs and workload in patching. education for the Whirlpool specified standards so they can Corporation, and Robert J. be turned over to tho highway O'Connor, vice president and tour Iowa firms district for continued main­ assistant to the president, Idaho tenance and future im­ Power Company. TWIN F A L I^ - Scvcnty- Held slncie the extension of the provement. $3 million condominium Dan Valentine,, famed Salt sovcn Twin Falls area farmers main runway,.will ako pick up He said tho roads of the sub­ I^ke City columnist and and their wives will board u on additional 20 funncj-s ond divisions are not on tho county humorist, w ill address tho diartcr United Alrlbios 727 jot their wives from othei' Milglc highway system because of a construction outlined delegates during thQ con> at tho City-County Airport Valley ureas, boarding at Twin regulation sebnllar to that of forenco. Monday morning for n two* Ujo Twin, Falls area formers development bj Ketchum-Sun Village is tho only condominium bedroom two and a half bath begins at 9 a jn . with a bliainess toriea at Waterloo, lows, and were made by Fred Wan- q>eclfled standards at tho time^ Valley is planned by Warm development v ^ s e residents unit. Each apartment will have session. Mollno, IlllnoLi. zenriod, official of Gem of development of tho sub­ Swings Property, Inc. can aid to theb* door. Iho a view of the mountain division iMforo they cun be Tho Snako River Volley . Tho United Air lines plane, Equipment Sales, Inc. At Headed by Paul Schuler and comn\unity, designed by Nell overlookbjg a private patio: Electrical AsBoclatlon, with largest to over land at Joalin Waterloo tlio tour members will accopted by tho county highway Bill Geisler, SeatUe, and Glenn W rig h t,. AIA. has reached. ,Most havo attached .-garages chapters In Boise, Twin Falls bo guests at a luncheon and will district. Scott, Boise, the new resort completion o i Itx ftrst phase, 'w d paUotfT^rrWArm Springs and Pocatello, Is composed of Uien tour tho heavy equipment ^Residents of tho area were conimunlty Is located at the— lYte condominiums feature Cceek. appliance retailers, electronics plant of the John Deere advised the specified standards base of Warm Sprbigs at Bald redwood beams and ceilings. Besides International Village, and appliance servicemen, Grange organization. Thev will then.be require six inches of three-^. Mountain. < ...... with emphasis on contemporary the principals of Wann contractors, utilities, flown to Moline where they will quarter inch travel -on the' Tho 100-unit development, design, quality biteri^s and the Property, Inc., are building a manufacturers and stay overnight and will be streets and roadways. It was International Village, takes Its convenience of tlie Warm condominium resori at B u r distributors. m ulls guests at an evening banquet. estimated this would cost about name from Warm Springs Sprbigs lift location. Valley, Calif., and a buUding Chapter presidents are A.H. On Tuesday they will-tour-tlic. ll.SS per lineal foot and lllgh-- International SU "Run,'site o f ’ The development Includes project at Boise. " ' ~ Gatos, Jerom e; Ben Long, home plant of tho farm way Board members recom­ Nampa, and Ira Merldlth, equipment manufacturer. mended a contractor bo ob­ Pocatello. b ill tained to do the work as high- way_crew8 and .equipment.aro_ --Assisting-Spofford as general F ILER — *nio proposed labor Speaker nets already meeting a heavy, work Farm appraisers elect dialrman of arrangements are bill now before tho Idaho schedule. Joe Byrne, J . W. Coryell, Tom Legislature was dlscusscd at blue pencil Del Butterfield, developer, Wilkins, Ben Knodel, Nell length by thQ. ^Hlcr Grange pointed out the highway district Makin, Dick Shotwell, Dan Friday cv«i&jg. officers at conference at meeting would be within Its legal bounds O'Brien, JlmHuge, Lyle Pool Claude' Oliver, loglslatlon to provide for all of the cost of and Charles Westbrook, all of chairman, said that tho bill ts BURLEV - Tom Gruwoll TWIN FALLS - New officers president. Jkn Marshall, Idaho future of agrlcultunf In Idaho. . the improvement, staling the Twin Falls, and Gates, Jerome. designed to regulate picketing was the blue pencil winner for and directors of the Idaho Falls, Is Immediate past L. James Koutnlk, Twin sub division he developed was on farms. It prohibits secondary tho . best speech during tho Socicty of Farm and Randi president. Falls, showed w d narrated a comploted and a c c e ^ ^ by Uie boycotts in the State of Idaho, Burley Toastmaster's Club Managers and Appraisers were Among speakers Saturday slide fUm on V m at la Value," and prevents out-of-state breakfast meeting ot Rami^da buctalled Saturd^ at tho closbig was Sen. Delos E ll^ o r t h . made by Marshall and Stevens, Woolmen workers from coming into tlu) Inn. SCS says snow session of tHe group's annual Mesa, Ariz., who b president­ Inc., Investments, a nationally state to start trouble, OUver , "Present Trip to tho Moon" wintor convontlon In Twin elect of the American Society of known appraisal and valuation sold. was Gruwell’s-topic. Other above normal FaUs. Farm Mwagers and Rural service Arm. install Clyde VonAusdoln, a Grunge speakers were Duane Rodney Moore, Nampa, Ui the Appraisers. He spoko on'state , Ihe winter conference opened member, said tho proposed bill Broodhead, using tho topic BOIS^(UPI) - Hie SoU now pre^dcnt of tho association licensing laws for appraisers. Friday at the Holiday Inn. More would provide a guideline for "Creative Living For Today", Conservation Service reports and Elbert DavU, Twbi Falls, is Virgil D. Kennedy, Boise, of than 150 members of the Bodety aides laborers and tlielr employers. A and Bob Mavlty used tlio title that snowfall during the month prosldonl-eloct. tho University of Idaho Ex­ and theb* guests attended the RU PER T - Tho annual hearhig Is scheduled at 7:30 "Dynaimc Balance." of January was well-above nor­ Otlior officers includo Art tension Service, spoko on tbe two-day meetbjg. m al, but not at Ujc record- meeting of tho State Wool. p.m. Thursday at Ujo Idaho Eoch momber spoko ox- Duncan, Twin FalU, secretary- Growers Auxiliary was held Stati^ouse, Boise, on the farm tomporanoously for two breaking pace of early winter troasuror; Clifton Brownell, FVlday with a lundieon at home bill. Van Ausdelnsald. Ho urged minutes on U jo subject "Is Tills months. Idalio Falls, eastern region •of Mrs. Larry Garro, Rupert. all Grange members who could Moon Trip t^ocossary?" Jack ...... Thoreporisaidtlie snow cover director; Jack Rasmussen,- Cassia hoardjto^ i i make the trip to attend. llollnnd was selected as tho now varies from IM per cent of Twin Falls, central region Hie new auxiliary officers assumed their duties Friday. VanAusdeln also road, a toblo topic winner. normal on the Kootenai RIvor director; Virgil Kennedy, They were elected last petition on ways to make the Dr. Ijirry Brasli served as to 220 per cent on tlio Big Lost Boise, western region'director, consider budget November during tho stale cIty-county airport self- Toastmaster for tlio meeting River. and Gene Kelly, Slwlloy, vice and Keith Tweedlo was tho djlef ' Ih e report added the water Wool Growers Conveniion in supporting, and urged all to sign B U R LE Y - The Cassia $18,300: Aasessor: |».B45 and outlook fo;; tho stateis excellent. Burley. it. - evaluator. County-Commissioners will $33,415; Prosecuting Attorney: Officers, are Mrs. Garro, Gommission hear j^rptesU to the 1071 couqty $10,500 and $18,300; Oonnty president of tl»_S tato. V/oOl_ buditet at 10 a Jtn: M o n ^y a t j ^ Commissioners: $0,000 and Growers Auxiliary; Mrs. Joe Courthouse. $9,400; and ElectlonI U hone Tellerla, Rupert, secretary; €SI students schedule will hear Hie total tentative budget for this year compared to $18,100 Mrs. Richard PetenKm, IdaM 1071 is $651,833 compared to last year. . i r Falls, director fo^ Make It 1604415.50 last year. The ten- O o r o ^ : $2,503 and $2>M; DAN Va l e n t in e Yourself Wlth Wool; Mrs. Tbm busy Homecoming week taxpayers UUvd budget is up ,(47,617.50 A(^cultural Extenalon Service Strochein, Sterling, Mias Wool over last year'ri b u^e t. $16,730 and $12;080; Department director; Keith Powell and TWIN FALLS - A busy week Social Committee will present Other CSI events tljls wook SHOSHONE - Lincoln th e general current expense of Public Health: $19,043 and* Court continues Mrs. Rm ko Rich, both Burlev, bi on tap this week for College of musician Vem Swabj Monday biclude tho Drama Depart­ County Commissioners will iMidget is up $S8,22S over last $10,043; Frobato Court haa none co-chairman for statewide Southern Idaho students, as a from B to 10 pjm. In the dlnbig ment’s presentation of "West meet at 10 a jn . Monday at the year'a budget or a grand total of this year and last y w had la m b prornotlon. week-long Homecoming haU. Side S to ry" HiursdAy, Friday court Itouso to consider the $336,226 this year as compared $0,450; and Justice Oourt haa no suit disputing Others attending the meeting celebration U launched Monday Other Ilomecombig activllles and'Satur^y at 8 p jn . each day budget. ■ • to $332,733 to IftTO. ; j ; budget thto year compatwl to ' were Mrs. John Faulkner, with an eagle hunt, sponaored btclude a car bash all > day bi the Fine Arts auditorium; a *nie figure set for the budget By departments the 1971 $8,510 last year. auto dealership Gooding, retiring <4UtMtor for by the Girls’ Orele K aub. Tuesday bi the parkbig lot; a Uasbig booth and - "bucking- bj January may be lowered but tentative budgrt Is 1 1 ^ first Make It Vouraelf With Wool and Ouea to the hunt wUl be tricycle race at noon Wed- barrell” Friday on the campus cannot be raised. total and the .im . budget listed »• SALT LAKE a T Y ( U P I) - Mra. John Jones, Jr., Haget* isted on the Student Union neaday around the com­ and the factdty-student propoaed budget l^t^9,495.50. second. IVf ec;t slated •nieCEMof Ho m Lee Ford, Tnc., man, retiring Mcr«Ury. Uboard. An ugly man contest munications tower, and a pie- bas^tball game at 6 pjn. 128,829.50 more than last year’s Auditor; Recorder, and Clerk HETYBURN T- H.A. H a r ^ , Annual r f t p ^ were given by ___ of Jerome, Idaho, ugaliut the _wtUmniill.>wk,.S -...... 11 ajn. Frioay in the gymnasium. __ J:.budget pL»?40,876,__ : . __ of the DIstriet OHfft, $36,060 and Heybttm» Soil Conservation---- Ford Motor Co. Iia i been con- lhe~yarlous“ officfra""and' 'voting for the one they, deem Monday bi designated as Um - D W rid cfHctol, win atlend-a - - Unued imtU 10 a jn . Monday In chairmen. Plana - were 'Sigllest of aU.*’ Votes may be Ihe'foo d continues to flow Ihe CSI Golden Eagles return publio h e a i^ - fo r -thii b udg< and $18,480-which is. down this ■ Judge WUlil Ritter's federal discus^ for another Statewide purdiaaed for a cent apiece, bi a Ihttrsday. with a ple-eatlng for a home game against Mesa and taxpayers to the county who year due to the o o vt refonn. commtttea meetii« Feb. 18 at . Lamb promotioo. ‘ Court. fundnlslng scheme. c t^ W i ai noon, qMnsored by at 8 pjn. Friday, and the wbih qn explanation regardtog. Blagistr«ta'a Oourtt i t t j s n the Pondirou Im , Burley. Ih e Jerome auton>oblle sales The group decided to continue Also on Monday, a hard- the Germkn d u b ; a tug-of-war Homeraxhbig game Is slated for the buidget are tovfted to meet and $6,700 which to up beeauai The itetrliMi commltlMHrill firm claims that the Fonl Motor this year In selling wool pelts bolled-egg-eatlng contest, la will test the strength of various 8 p jn . toturday against with the Commlsaionera at this the full court reform system meet at noon with countyi Co. haa tried to force It out of and wood flowers with the ■cheduled, at noon on the mall coropetitora at 13:45 p jn . Eastern Utah. tbne, went toto efiect the first of tbe commlulonera from C ualij business, even though It had been proceeds to be uaed for ex- between tto Oommons and Fine Ihuraday bdilnd the/Green The Homecoming queen and ’ RabMS in the proposed budget accordtog to new state Minidoka, Jtn m a, m i T vlii granted the offipUl dealership penaes of tbe Miss Wool contest . Arta buildings. Ih e Veterana' Houae, located Just ^ the caropua ugly man will be over last year’s figure are from Kill 'Ihureday t n m 9 a m to 4 p jn . in the board aAd pxpenaes from, tbe a i^ ,5 Q 0 ; Shcritf} $80,080 and A^irt ^«nqr, and Q m id ." oC testimQny Friday. of the auxiliary offlcera.'* -t«rtainment sponsored 1^ the to tha-Studwinjrdbn. court rHorro. $45,800; IVeasurer; lap.lOO and Fukmkgr, iBtiulbn MftiM, '

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therarity of ‘*Barr’‘ notes— that is. Federal Resarve noUs signed by Josef^ W. Barr. Historically, Joseph W. Barr was appoint^ secretary of the treasury by President Johnson, and only served 20 days In this v-posttion;-- .... - — ------A great amount of excitement was cre ate by fact, sinco in the normal course of events, the notes which contained his signature (along with Kathryn O'Hay Granahan (then treasurer of tho United Stated) would have been oitremely scurcc, if, Indeed, they e ^ e d at nil. However, Barr' had signed plates from which currency is made, apd |1 Federal Ilescrve Notes were "•"printed-from the-plates.------News papers and coin dealers made much of tho short term of Barr’s office, creating a demand for the notes far beyond the normal. As 0 matter of fact, the plates bearing Barr's slgnattiro were used until May, 1960, althougti only five of the Federal Ileserve districts actually used tho currency. By Federal Hcscrve districts, tlio notes were Issued in the following numbers: Dlst. B - Now Yoric, 123,040,000: DlJst K - nidimond. 03,600,000; Wst. G - Cliicjifio, 91,040,000; Dist. J — kansaa ,City, ~ i i.m m r - DUU—L---- San Francisco 30.B88.000. In addition to these figures. - the following amount of star notes were Issued (Star notes arc used to replace currency which is found deflclent in quality and take tho place of an original number): District B — New York, ~3,6m ;ooo- District E — Richmond, 3,200,000; District G - Qilcago, 2.400.000; District I. — San Frnndflco, 3,(M0.000. From tliese printing figures, it Is readily apparent tJiat Uiero is no filiortago of Barr signature notes, nor will there •be a aliortaye In tho foresoeaUe future, since many of them were liotjght up In uncircuIatcd condition by ttpeculatora right after Barr left office. A complete set of Barr notes, uncircuIatcd and crisp, can be purchased from most dealers at a cost of $7.50 (5 not

...... Propei^y Your advertising can't miss when you target 8 out of 10 adults 121 »nd ov*r| in with the Times-News. Because your ads exchange read a newspaper on an average weekday specialty ■'ring" the entire Magic Valley put-^your merchondise where the eyes go BUY- With TWIN FAIJLS - Hioriwn and Co., Realtor!, now doing buabiess at 277 Pierce St., does t4n&=--Times-News' daily circulation (over not have a« its main o b i^ v e the sale of real estate. Instead, Lou Thorson, broker, 20,000) you don't need luck ------just space aald tlte Ann U concentrating on real estate exchanging. Itiia to put your message over. . has conw to the fore in the past two years > b view u f ' t i ^ t money,'high cost of HnancUig and tax Consequences from the ^ So step up to the action, toss your adver­ sale of real property. ’ Thorson s^d there are many tising where the, sales-ringers RING . , advantages to be gained through exchansing, par­ ticularly for those the h l^ e r .ih the Times-News. Means business! Every­ Income brackets and a u b ji^ to high tax ratei. He also Worka one reads Magic Yqliey's best-seller. with real estate Ihvestmenta. Active In Idaho real estAe for several yeM . iW ao n la now a ^ member 'of the board of dlrecton of the Treasure Valley Exchangers and wa« amelhted to the exduMge‘cofnmittM of ■ 4ba— Idaho Aaaoclatlon'^ 9f Realiora by aaaociatlon ireaident. W ^y Walker^Bolae. Sunday,“Fabruary 7, \97I tlmM-New»,Tvif«n Fallt, Idaho 31 BRIDGE By Jacoby D0duction Plays Role in Bridge \F SHlI'S.a chain imok«r. ihe probably inorei. That'i what a medicat expert contends. Coniider that, younj^ feHovv, b«/ore ^ --pi^posing/matrimonyTTTTAM'ASKtiD WHO onginiUd2^_"_^ riim e of p'IrbcTile. Some Ceiman genUeinan'i »hat’« all I know. .. It fir>t hirnBfl.Up UnnV. litnp /if m.r rtvil W ar.,’..A T WHAT ACili ihold a girl siait u«Irij Upitlck? About (he tame' age a boy thould itart ihaving. u yi one authority, ■ con»ervmive ^oulbly «o At any "rate, women;-' , ipehil twice arinuch on tip‘»ilck"i nati6ni^rte:#f meh-*pfnfl on— ihaving gear. .

MADAMr^'OUUI)-yo^j-(i»pply-your gentleman friend with” three decShf trttals a daj/’ foy'TV.'iS? Ib a t'j what ii! coiJ the U.S. Navy at last report to feed a follow daily at iti Great Lakei training center Counting pie for deueit Not b

CUSTOMER SHRVICU — Q. “How many airplanes are aloft at any given time?" A. Tigure about 10,000-...Q. “ W hat if ate has the heiiltlilest people'^" A How about Kantat? T hat'i where the Iiighest percentage of men past their military induction exams. It's not juil a physicul mutter, though. What m akei the. average ICansQs lad so healthy, the doctors claim, is his high moral and mentui caliber. True enough, you run into an oddball in Koniai now ami then, but not like in, uy, . Hollywood or New York City ^

TOP MI2N. iri budness certainly move around a lot Nol as m uch ai conitruction workers maybe, but almost. Take firm presidents. The aurvey-tokers show 43 per cent o f them have on ly b«6n with thov companies for five years or less. And 22 per ceAt were brought siraight in, bang, .fro m . tlie outside. Landlords are aware o f this, incidentally. The S 100,000 homes and pentlibuse apartments are always fairly easy to let. I'm told.

ITHAS BKEN p r o v e d that women as a rule remember names belter than do men .. FIRST TWO D a YS a m in is back on the Job after a vacation, he’s next to useless Studies show the exception is rare ; ; . IT IS A LSO a itam tical fact that boys w ho walk in their sleep outnum ber the sleepwalkmg girls. ------

OPEN QUESTI6 n - What musical instrument is hardest to learn?

NOTE AN A R G U M EN T has arisen in print over whether more people get hurt every year by flying golf balls or by- swlnging golf clubi. N o contest. O n ly'iibout 1,600 players are belted by clubs annually, but somewhere around 10,000 unfortunates are hit by balls: Fact is so many Citizens have been ir\jured on the links lately the sports committeemen have seen fit to devise 10 safety rules to guide the behaMor on the courses. Rule No- is *'Don't drink while d iiv jn j a golf cart.”

IN THE MAIN CLUB ROOM of a retirement home m Fort Worth, Texas, hangs this si«n: "No conversation about physical ailments permitted." That’s wise . A DEVICE atop police cars in Tucson. Ariz., autom atically turns all traffic liglits in said cars' paths to green T hat, too, u wise, what"^ • « « Your queU iont and conimenis a>e \velcomed^and wj// b« used in PASS IT O N wherever potsihle. Please address your letters to IM .J io y d . P.O llox 9006^1, Seattle, Wash. 98199. A niutf (s Pr«*Uuf PuoU Seo tho LighH

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S | ^ l N o Hc m H «tpW anU d 18 ButlnattQppbi 30 Hem«tFor$oU 50 Homsf For'SaU So Formf for Sat*. F o rm ifef Sale S3 C o m f w n n o ACRE DAIRY, i hometi 10 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER BUS. HYPNO&IS — Stop BiTwklna. lo»* Gl Ihit pne. 3 bedroom brick veneer BUHL 10 ACRES. 40 ttiaret water/ home, , oil - furnace, partial RARELYCAN WE ttenchlon bern. 1500 gallon bulk 1949.' full pop-top.^ sleeps 4. Hat . w«lgK(, (f»v«lop b»M«r «tudv WANTED ^ru)r1h tlope, Above everaoe i*nd. 3 >tank. C allow ner. Wendell. S34-35M batement.rSx ISOIot.ditch Wkier, tieUroom home; Garage. barn< fridot. frtth w eier. etc< 33.mile* bablti.-Call 734 3MS 1 • a p.m. Mon- dr Real E tla le Service, 733-14li. S«latmon to u ll farm and'comtrix- O F F E R ' loafing thed*. Fine correh. pergelion. IS.OOqactuat mile*, like lion mochinery In Tw*/< Folli Areo. WHY WORK all (hit for t23,900. Beautiful brick (t30,000.) W EST E N D R E A L T Y . new. 434-9391 or1«7l-3)3S. . Salo>y and .co> . Tiooipor^o' home in choice location, 3 Phone 543 4409 for appointment. 90 A C R E FA R M 33 *hare* Water. P*r«onol tion furni»h«d. Hoiptolitolion and h- bedroomt and attractive itving- F a ir 'Im p rovem eniti 130.000, FOR A room have .wall-to-wall CarpMlng. BUHL BO Acre*. Year-round water, ’Norlhwe*t of Oakley. B43-3494. M e U U H e m M utrapcm, A p py In perMAf d S.OOO near .‘High School. 3 Thefarge kitchen witl lnipfre.«r?y P R IV A T E InvMtlgfetor — 34 Hour bedroomt, ditch water lor large ,.tllti pond. 3 bedrpom home. See to Scfvlct, All confld«nll«l. Ptiont cook. Dellohtfui fam ily room for believe. 134.000, Alto, good 40 FOR SALE I Smali equliy and tek« LIVING? fenced yard. Call Frank 733-5974 mei or TV. Alto. Ilrepiace, »Wi ■ 733.uav— nlpht 7V S m .______Monday, January 2Sth acre* North *lbpe. 3 bedroom 140 A CRES. 300 iharek o^ Water. 3 over paymvttt In 1949 Mariette. 3 ’ AAounlain Stale* Really M LS Iht and attached garage. Low . Room l&e/Hoildoytnp, . K home. *tanchlon barn. Ready to bedroom home, cow bam granary bedroom. 13x M nw bllehom e, 47B- ■ ONWBD ’MATBRNtTV .....c « r* i Inlerett flnancingtrWe tudgest you machine ehed» lenent houte,- ...... Iw ln fa lb ______'..i - go. »O.OOQ. FARM ERS REAbTVi ..Mh.-Aw«iuei Eatt, 2 . BEQROOM- tee tnlt immediately I______• - ' Sa-44S0. Buttt.— ...... Owner mutt telll' 7i00p,m . ' - tO.OOP.m. Wouid' yoO liR f T o "?« rre T rio n r^ ' with epare b»droom In batem enl. ■1900 arpP R riry hfinhJanri. un. ■VlLi.^ T H A IL E B I1®,9C6."" LOOKING FOR A GARAGE SALE? derground w^ter, approximately— «>00. - See today'i Want Adt (or a compiele roieet. Developed, wouldbeagood Ph«n* M7 S13I. VouVe readv.lo contlder becomira. Clean 3 BED RO O M , im alt lot.nice., ^ IW L E T T OPENINGS NOWI Haling.' .... sprlnkler pasture ranch. . living room. tH.300. . A LC O H O tiCS ANONYM OUS, Twin (1) AAature lypltt with telephone FO R S A L E : 3 bedroom mobile ■ F*lli CourfhoU**,‘W*dn»«J«y •! •xperience (J>------E x p e rt A^hinea are a proven butlneet home,_ 10* X a ’. Phone 47*.M7B FELDTMAN-REALTORS H i FALTY *- At Nsw location * oefore rwon."" ’ ■-ao*l- 911 ShoiKone Mirth . 753 1981* Dova Homlalt, BorTit,,larpe__ Bring Fast •KarciM bnd hMlth •mlpmvnl vr.ionn e t ^l'rx»hv hourt a week and build prof Ifi .. ■ living roomi. uiiiily roomi. oil ■p«td blk«< m a u * o * roller, ball - p « wtth hard work and good lervlce . furnace*.' Oulet Twin Falii .hiEWLVsfmG Vlbfalor. actloncycla. DANNER ./ V J / ,^ You need no experience, you make location. U0.500, Sharp 3 bedroom brick. Covered MINI-CASSIA rurn(fur«. T33-U2I. no perionaf cafef c a ili. We will pallo. Northwe«t area.'S1B.500. Results!!!! £74 niu> l(|k«t Mo/Ill 733 S3A7 TA V LO tt A G E N C Y < 1971 ACADEMY train you, countel you. and tecure COLUMN , Member of Twin F a llt LO OKIN G FOR A «A/ORKING cattle ftoby Slttcra— Child Cor* 16 your localtoni. Your MOO to BISOO "M LS" Service WANT THE BEST FOR BY SKYLINE fnvettmeni covert m achine and ranch? We have 3of the very f Inetl BEST 140 acres (n courtly, ranch Donald T a y lo r: Broker 433-5399 ranchei available in Southern W ILL DO babytltMno In my home. product... no hidden cotlt or leet. EVENINGS: YOURWIFEI ttyle home. Feed lot, good 64'xl4' PLAN YOUR PROFITAOLE See Ihl^ 3100 tq . ft, elite home on Idaho. U>l* of deeded ground, and buildings. Trade . on Caiiforhia Phono S434II3, DUhl. LAWYER ■ . Ron Taylor ^ 433-5403 Monte V lita . AH the extrat. Ihouiand* D.L.M . A UM t buy them RETIREMENT . . . WRITE •Maton Smith ' 4J3 5717 property. TODAY! Pieate call for appointmeot. together or teparale; Thete are .... ‘5995 C H ILD R E N 'S V IL L A G E Child ca r* Exceptional talet opportunity money makert^ For informalion Cantaf, LIcanMd. Agai }Vi and uo. (or man with Io o q I educotlon 3 BEDROOMS al the corner of COUNTRY LIVING call Dave Lull 334-4494 or Harold - 4i\ North Locu tf, phont 7^ WI0. lo otIablUh remunerollvfl co’ Dorah and DIake. Newer 3 bedroom plut large Keilhley 733 3400 or LAND OF­ r a m o , ONLY tU.WO. . g arag e, fu ll baiement. For F IC E O F IDAHO H B A LTO H S, reer colling on otlorneyt. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED privacy and view u e thlt. 733'0/U. acro ti from Seaft. MAGIC VALLEY d A n V S IT T E R W A N TED for } year WHITEi Sole* Monoger HHANDS ^ B E D R O O M S on Weit Dprah. old. from 13 ry>on to 8 p.m., Dlviilon of Ull I *17.000. 140 ACRE FARM. 1 mile from MOBILE HOMES Monday thru siiMurclBy. 433-3763. WESTPUBU5HIMGCO. 1375 Prfilll Drive Haiellon. 95 acrei irrigated, lome Travel T ra ile ri M objie Hornet D allat. T exat 7S347 Bcfh W ick h a m 733-5476 S i . Poul, Minnetolo 55102 tprlnkler. 3bedroom home, 140.000 340 ACRES. 500head feed corrals. 3 1/4 m ;U iW .iI of W .il S Painti _WANTCD.L_Polltlon-Ol_l)8bvsltl«f. with term*. STOCKMEN'S 3 lovely homes. T r a d e . _____ and ■houiflkoapec In ,vour Itoma, I " am lnler*»)»d [n mo?* ifn* -WE-ArTYrJIsrT^ulh—OnCSliC ------O0eiLS:^.ajnleu.by.odM] oppoinlmcnl. PI\on» 733-6141 lornNbtlon about making money in Laan, 733 )3^0 C. LOONEY Jerome. 334 4145. Rodney* Pauls. 304 A C R E S .. Unit B. One of the TRUCK DRIVERS the vending butinett. I have a car Foggy. 733 4015 ’SBTTCAfiM rr B35 5574. Carlyle Duller B35 557J. best. Cement ditches. Nice home. Tony, 433'5Aaa I REALTOR ------.rf:---- ,— Term t. j 9 i L (30<} 733-4001 NOT. A I3I»»MON/ h Empleymant Ag«ncUt 17 E a rl. 433 5dS9 ' 140 Acret. ^ mile river frontage. Monlgoiitiry Ward, PoMkind, Of«- I can InvMt <1500 in a route. "M em ber of Multiple Liltin g " 1043 O iu eLaket North Good home and corralt. I^ w crop 37 a c r e s : Old US 30. Good land. MAQIC VALLEY Ptacam*nl Qon. Ii ictling (wo driv«rt, ol l«oit S A L E ...... , , ■ 3) yean of og«. at i*uil 3 yaori or tiock. 40 acre* cultivated. Small Term t. ConiuManti. Box 7W, **a>nd floor. DRICK 3 bedroom, full batement. o rc h a rd .T e rm i... 14*.000 NOT A CLEARANCE Dank of Idaho Building. 7S1-4SM. dfivinn anpcrianc* ov«r lii« fooQu( 3 quaiillod buyer. Machanic — Harbaugh Motori. raising clover, seod, grain, hay Gooding. »14-4lt3. waali wilh n Poilhnil itpitunUili^t. and pasluro. F a ir 3 bedroom H.UICK-TOYOTA DEALCH. K's Specials W ESTERN hOtne. Corrals lor 300 head of Progrotsive Idaho City. Sell real 733.0M6, a ir u a form Seart. •^callie. tiS.OOO. M U r r L C V estate and lease back. * - . _ -OPEN HOUSE AVON CALLING on TV. Avon Form Work Wdnl«d 33 R E A L T Y CO. trC A LTY 8. INS . Goodlng, 934- calling In m ag ailn M . Avon calling "TWO EXTRA NEAT 47B1. I'l' Wido—3 Bodrooiri in your .nelghbortiood? It can be GOOD LARGE HOUSE wilh double 733-3365 CUSTOM f u y houling. aithar lontf or g a r » a i. thrubbtry, you. Phone 733-74)3. or. write Lawi. freef, SMALL HOMES" 444 Main Soutti flower bedt. Phone 733 B341. t'hylllft M clnturr. Houle No- 3.' thort haul. F. W . faolhariton Completely redecorated 3 Aft.hr»,Geo,Gould 733 9443 FLEETWOOD Kim berly. Idaho. 7tt-3 3 U , bedroom. (8.500. J . A. MARTIN SPLIT-LEVEL. 3 bedroom home, Morningtide area. 3 bedroom, CUSTOM MANURE HAULING. balht. AAorningtide Are«. <13.000. Forma’For Sale 5 2 AGENCY ASSISTANT MANAGER USOOverland llu rlty, Idaho T R A IN E E . H ardware, automotive Leo'i Cuttom Farming. Flier. Aiti>me 5'.^ percent loan. 733-7691. and oenaral farm luppllei. WANTED: Principalt only. Small Opin 7 doyi—C lo 9 HlOH SCHOOL AREA — Dyowner. HARRISO N ranch w ithin 35 m iiet of Twin Dackground In th il type ol retail pON McDowell, custom plowing, Jim 43S5&44 butlneii helpful. Salary com- All brick; 3 bedroomi, large . Fallt. Modern home. barn, ditclng. harrowing, ptione Jerom e. K - REALTY Ron 478-3143 menturale with atiillty. State age 334-51^. paneled famllyroom. large fenced corralt. etc. Minimum hay back yard — ccm pl»ffly l»nd- 733-2322 eq uip m en t. P ayin g >17,500 lo Norva Kay 4783343 and qualillcatloni In hand written Howard 430553? -MOBILE. HOMES reply 16 Qox G-1, c-o Tlm et New*. •caped wilh large patio; f irepiace. Dorotliy Kolor 733-6848 t30,000with 1-3down. Write Uox F carpeted througtuut except klt- 19. c-o T im et Newi. Jerome. Idaho A lvin - 4344304 Gone Connor 733-4019 Ernie 438 4 355 12'WIDE.. $4,895 EXPERIENCED FARM hand. chm. diipotal. percent loan. V19.000 wItt) 3-year old itove in ­ 175 A C R E S Wilh full water rigl>l. Irrigating. Iraclor work and CUSTOM MANURE HAULING 12'WIDE.. $5,195 llvetlock leedlng. Y ear round cluded. See at 4i4 Maurice N. For Headgale on the prem ise*. Large Loll and Acreages Litllbrldop Cutlom Farming. appointment call 733-B994. level field* of heavy loam soil. 70 employment. Clot* to Twin Talli. 733B3A3 . 733-X)7t. acret of alfalfa hay for spud 24' W IDE. .$11,950 BUSINESS ground. Good 3 bedroom home, l a r g e LOT lor sale, '- b* famlHar . II 733-B033 Atounlain StalH with farm lu p p lle i. Write Uox G-3 APPLIANCE SERVICB Really 733-5974 M LS 500 A C R E S , Hagerman Area. Will OWNER ANXIOUS OPPORTUNITY CO Tlmei'Newi. W P H IC E . 4^c»lndy m achinei. »7S0. m m AN\i(i['s carry 400 head. 34AcrH.4mlie* Soulhea*! of Twin Htot'^Dnrr yew' old. Jutper Smith, F IR E P L A C E , carp el, buill-in oven REFRIGERATORS, waihert, Fall*, Comfortable home, large WOMEN — Exceiient Opportunity 7J3.WW.'' and range, high board fence dryeri. rangei. Reaionabie ratH. garage, good ground — *4.000 will Knocks But Once], ..—.High idsrnlnui. For'lnlerulew- TO SmiVK YOl!!!! W ESTERN „ni»k«t private yard-G i7Hi.ooo. 30 yeart exp ari«ice. Call Del handle down p aym m r — m ay plione Pt^yllli. 7^]-Bi3^ B a.m. to 10 UPH0i;STERY“ 5H0P.~cbmJ>iefelV 733-M33 473-4137, Mountain Slalet' Shumway,‘ - ' ----'R E A L T Y GO. - ' iradeTor part of doWhiWhkl hB«/«' - NASHUACustom--- a.m., Monday. Tuetday and itocked. All power equipped. Write R e ally, 733-S974 M LS . 444MAIN SOUTH you? Wednetday. Box F-13 c-o Tim et Newrt. REFRIGERATORS, freezeri, 733-334S 12'x60' 3 STO CK O R row crop combinallont rangei; waihert. dryert. VERN'i Don Wallace 733-7il4 Price reduced »3,500. Owner tay* e FRONT DINING ROOMS YOUNG; CAREER MINDBD-man ATTRACTIVE Motel.-famliy living A p p llan e e-R ep air.-733-5444/ B75 ' r>orth liiid'4A II 'of'C d o d inO .'130 ROTO ROOTER* lawef tervice. te lll 137.500 will new4r buy more. •e 3 BEOROOMS Inlersited In promiiing future In quarfert. exteffenf retirement a cre t and othir 310 acret. Good lEifer Au«nue Wetf, .130 A C R E S . 3 bedroQm.lK)mB..lQtt ' Secluded - approximefefy i acre • • PLUSH MEOiTCRRAtgCAN ' food tervice. Mutt be wlllino to incom e.. lSO.OOO.-TrBdeBbla. A C E land well fenced lo lt of w ater, UOO. .i.i.n9t..and _iBntic. tank . clBMilng. Alu. all lype* of (tx. ol out buildings. 50 Acret irrigaied ■beautlfurs badroom-brlck.- THr work at ail leveii to learn R E A L T Y , 733-5317. ■per acre . Call Virgil 433-4137 ■ ■ 'DECOB ...... cavation. 733-3541 or 733-3509. pailure, 40 Acret In hay. balance roof, electric heat. 3 batht, large re»taurant management. Ex­ Mountain Slalet Really. 733-5974 e AlASKAN-INSULATION ' . .. APARTMGN-T HOUSE in Twin crop land. 133,500. luxurlout family room. Every perience helpful but not n eceitary. MLS Preicott Mobile Dutchering rooni pluthly carpeted. Ap­ e lOAOED WITH EXTRAS! Sendretum ato Dox F-3) c « Tim et FallB. Lovely apartment for Cattle and Sheep CRAVEN't Sewer Service: Septic ownart plut t3,300 Income. Wlli tank • tewer line cleaning. Power proximately 84,500 down and Wg »$9316 S 7 0 0 ^ Newt. TOtAL^OF 4'bedroom't, carpeted, Pltone 733-7191 or 433-4931 100 A C R E S d ote lo Gooding. help finance or accept lubelanllai equipment, free IntpedTon. 733- A ^lern home, good barn and •tsume 7Vi per cenl-annual per­ NOW O N L Y ...... / y y j equity In farm or home. Write Dox draped fam ily room, tewing room, centage rate mortgage. WOMEN - TELEPHONEtaleiwork garage, fruit Ireet, dilch water. KIMBERLY KUSTOM KUTTING. corralt. 134.500. available. Work from home. F-lfl. c-o Timet Newt. Cutting, wrapping, cooling, A ll Ih it for only 110.500. Call SI CK. BOOM EQUIPMENT.- Commlttion- Wtone 73}-3344. eunrce Cooper. 733-49M. o r LA N D freezing. 433490.<. 433-570B.-Moblle ACRES,all-in liay-*nd.patiure. BAKER'S f>O TEN TIAL eam in gt of 150,000 a Butchering 543 5 6 3 3 . ------"Ticow wBlklhru~Tnllklng“ parlon- year.wlih'exclutlve fraachite for OFFICE OF IDAHO REALTORS, - -MOBILE HOMES 'EXPERIEN CED male dry cleaning >33-on4. acro tt trom Seart. HOSPITAL bed*, wheel chair*. loafing thed and dorralt. 3 pretter for Salt Lake. Write thowing wildlife adventure fllmi CARfBT CLHANINO oKotxitIng equipment con- bedroom mobile Itome. An Ideal 412 A'ddisonAvo. WeU detailed qualiflcalioni to Furoii. in Idatv). Proven audience a c ­ vnietcent aidi - Buy me or reni place to m ilk cowt. S13.500. Delter OBE ceptan ce- R e q u ire ! IS.BOO In- EXTRA NICE older home ciote-ln. . 733-a350 343S HIgttland Dr. Salt Lake City. tolat of 4 bedroomt. part C L E A N wilh tteam . Extract dirt out me. Choioitomy appliance* for' hurry |hii kind doHn't iatl. Utah l4tM. veUmenl. Write for (^failt. In­ tale. KIngibury'i Medical Center. REALTY clude your phone num ber. Tracker batement. aluminum tiding. MutI of carpet intlead of loaking it ' tee to appreciate. Priced al only deeper. DALE DAVIS CARPET 733 9114; KlngtbiKVt Preicrlption IVERSON REALTY Enlerprliet. Inc.. 3037 Firit Ave. Center, 73) 4574. 934 4354 OR C h r lt ly . 934-4495 r s i t - e a s s DEAhrfeNSIBHMAKBRS M ID D LE A G E D LA D Y id in SW. Great Faili. Mont. S9401. S13.700. Call today Nadine C L E A N IN G . 733 3341. night and day. Phone 733.3S39. K o e p n ick . 733-7397 or LA N D Gooding, Idaho OFHCE OF IDAHO REALTORS CHIROPRACTOR A DISTRinUTPRSHIP ll ndw 733-0716 acroti from Seart. 733-3433 — 733-1^57 CAN Y O U Q U A L IF Y I available In ihit area for Texat ■ale. Crowley Pharm arv. 7\i.997K 733-5045 - 733 3340 Need women to a iiitt in my Refinery Corp. produclt. Heavy 153 10TH A V E . N O RTH . Cxpowd j n L » buiineti. riiour* a day, S day« • duly, ipecialiied indutfrlat bttamt.new carpel. Oulet location. TRASH I. OARBAOS SBRVICB week. ISO per week. For pertonal iubricanti. chemical cleaner*, tire »17.000. Call today. A C E R E A L T Y , 'Vm TaAII.KH interview call: Mrt. Aihcratt, 733- lealanlt. tilicone coatlngt PARKS AND SONS — 733-4441 Butlness Pro|M»rly 733-5J17. EvenoReeN.sHRUB trim m in o cr.NTi'11 39M between 3 and 4 p.m. m anufactured by a 49 year old Commercial - and residential Company, Requiremtnll are well hauling — container* — tpeciai SPACIOUS NEWER 3 bedroomi QUALIFIED AND experienced 1 ekiabilitied Implement companlet. ASPECIAU U.S. Civil Service T « ili double oarage, bath <. ^ your own trim m er*. The l>eit lob for the haul! — intide or out*lde city Men-women tB and over. Secure Induitriai tuppiy companief. well w ater, carpet, bullt-ln oven - lim ils------. Felrttmiw-Realtor* 733-19SB machJnerv' d/ifrJbyfori.- parti leatt money, l»rw>-e»Hm«tei: 7M- lobi. MiQb tlarting pay. Short and range, Country living It nice, 3149, . ' —RSWTrrHrnME— Itouri. Advancement. Preparatory companlet or timilar type of call AAounlein Slafet Roaity 733- TRBB SERVICE II thinking of expanding your A TRAVEL AWNING builneu witti outtlde laleimen. , training a i long at requii'ed. 5974, farm and ranch operation*, eiiher No immedlife Caih invettment JX- eXCAVATINO AND ORADINO KONICEK TREE SERVICE. NORTH (IL U E Lake* 9Q‘-x 304' lot SPECIAL from 'ThAuiandt ol lobi open. E x ­ Ihrougli purchase or lea*e w e can wilh 3 bedroom full baiement perience utually unneceiiary. needed. For full detallt In­ SPA CIO U S C O U N TR Y Itome. only i Trimming, Topping and formation wrlle J. E. Byert. Vice be of tervice lo you. You can be Itome. (33,000. _F.REp_booklet-on iqbi,-iaiar!ei,_ yiart old. 5 bedroom brick, 3*^ G R A D E R work of any kind for Removing, Frke Mtimate*. Phone conlideni in the u r v ic e of my GATEWAY'S requlrementt, Write TODAY — Pretidenl. Texat Refinery Corp.f b aitifrforitfvrdlnind room, double - Fa rm e rt or Com m ercial. Theo 7 u 4S4a or 7J3-5940.— ------Dox 711. Ft. Worlh. Texat 76101. atsociatet. knowledgeable in thi* giving nam e, addreti and phone. garage, automatic tprinkling W ickel, 47B.7U3, field. Service Dopartmont Lincoln Service. Dox R-t9. c-o ty tu m . 131.950. SHAW R E A L T Y . S/ALLEY TREE SERVICE GEM STATE REALTY Fred Thieme 733 3B38 Tlieie are talf'ttorlng awnlngt TImet-Newt.' II .7^-0473) Nellie Magel. 733-1343. gerout treei. Give Ut A Call, Dick Stafford 733-5197 433 N. lllueLAhos M] S13A '33-3331. WaJdo M arten* &43-400) Hr*. 9-4 • Sat 9-4 lor plck'Up camper* and trov* COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE , . . EZ HAUL NalioAal truck -r trailer IIR O K ER JOHN S E Z : t)on‘l lump el trailer*. Ciote In. premium Northeait rental. Kamp 7 doyt a W»«k. Ev«nlngi by long dittance, 733 3773. of Blue LakM and 2nd Avenue PHONE MR. BURNHAM — BURLEY 670-9044 other tide pay the bill. Take ad­ E a tl. Call 733-1037. Appoinlm.nl.,. 733-3410' vantage of low laxei, water, etc. B U Y T H E D E ST . All modelB'1970 (UokealAddlwn.-TwlnFolli • •— .. BURIEY 678-7393 evenlngi, Brand new and lovely. Featuring 3 SAND a ORAVBL.. Travel Queen cam pers. Now In VACUUM SERVICE Center, part*, bedroom, fully carpeted, carport, Hock. Sportcman Lodge. 10M FOR SALE: Cr*vel malerlali- rep air* on Kirby compact. Moil ruff baiem ent. fenced, aff brick. Sprlnps, Haperman/ Idaho, C a m p e r s 6 )i Detl part ol town. 139.950, One tide Smith Sand I. Gr«ye|, 137-4104. Olhert. Tw in Pall*. 733 4041. , already Well rented. Term t. TWIN Hagerman. , ,.T W a l l s r b a l i y . 733-3041. ■ • and patfure. Beeutllvl 3 bedroom AMERICANA INC. ‘ W A N T E D Lovely 9 bedroom. I bath home. - brick home with attactted oarege. , Brick and frame on choice corner /Large barn.^ltmchlfte-'ehop ftntf- ...... Jili-Canopy Camper Regularly $170.95 /y\en or Women for Motor Routes. lot. Lmtq* roomiv fireplace/ oa> WE OFFER ' milkinobern. Grainerycorrhltfor furnace, bulii-Jn ra n M and oven, V \00head, M milel from town. Let double carportr iprlnKiina ayilem Ut lell and ttww you th ii one today. ' NOW ONLY $149.95 , < NoV opening in Burley area. and many ottier fine b iu r e t .' Priced at UXSOO.Termi Available. Cudom modeca[nperi to your tpaclflcatlo'ni. AAAOIC V A L L E Y R E A L T Y , >«• 24 HOUR Service BXC^BNT PROFIT FQ H jm INVOLVEb. U M . 733-MIOy 733 3^6* OT 7334SJI. Call our 34 hour antwering le.rvic*. the advertlier viflll * 'LYNWCX)D REALTY Theie price* (include cargo door, (ully (ntulated, wood be notified to coll you. If the telephone o l,any od* Blue Lakes N or^ panelqd, illdlnQ glati window* with screen*. — in t e r e s t e d PERSONS CALI i BeOROOMS. BNevel, frOlt treea. . btrriia, irrigation water, double viirtlter In thU DIRECTORY U not aniw«r«d.. DIAL 733- 7M;MM TIMES-NEWS 678-2252 tireplacee. battit, family room. A F T E R HOURS^: ^ Quality throughout. t36.000. A^ e 2386, Telephone Aniwerlng Service In Twin Fallt, Day R.J.Schwendlmin m^lOO g r a n t C. DAYLEY & ASSOC. MarlsyAiUfhers ------n M V J . lyBRLTY. m -sjir. ------...... o r N Ib h t . - "DBAt£RSWANT£D"' ■ ; 678-9334, Butlty i Sunday, ,F«bruary 7, (971 Tlm ej-N «v»i, Tw in F a lU , Idaho' 33 64 Kirm t For Rani ' 0 4 l^rm lmpUfn«nt« 90 Hoy, Orain and 94 ^ a M ta 102

F0R,5W .ei I' K 35'.3‘b«Jrcom M ACRES'for renl. BxcellvnI loll. WANT T O T R A D E l U 'b aat bad for OATS POiX S A L E . Phone 334-3IM. too lo IM Holstein helleri on hand. .trailer. C«rp«t«pud buik bed. Ptiona 334.3UA. Welghl l.ooifto »,350 pound*. Two Good CDndlM6n. 7J3 8»7. If rw Tlm*iN«wi, ______FOR' SALE — Corral'bedding — way* lo finance. On* lo four yeart^ ' antw X f SO'487}.' FOR SALBI Uwd.NEW HOLLAND Wood chip* or thawing*. George Cowi ln*Ored against death. All aufomalle Havalackeri. Twin Clark, 54^MS3 or Denni* Clark, heller* guaranteed. EUGENE P a lla T ra c to r. 3010 K im b e rly SO-&473. H U G H ES, 3343415, JeroM*. Rodrt, J i i rab;. USED BUYS . . . IM A C R E fsrm tor rtph Mu/iaugh POR S A L E : Cross bred calves by A1R5TREAM22 0 . . .,il395 Ar«a. Nice brick hom«. phoi>« «;a- FOR S A L E ; 3 row Jotin Deere corn CUSTOM STEAM grain rolling }yo4. . mobile — m olattei. A) iH«»kell, son of Certified meal slr«. Odell planter with m a rk e ri. »4S. 543. Smilh. Route No. 4 Rupert. Idaho. , KIT ...... $1795 4040, . 433-saaa. Kimberly. SILVER STREAK 36 . $4695' IM ACRB S polBlo or b«»t ground. Phone B2S-5SB4 weekendi or afler S ROADRUWNER I2 lt .'.J1395- 19M NEW..HOLLA|^ iPOR.. 5AUE;_ KommBr—^#at< -Good.baby and.pasture calves lor . Steyetand a*r>«v> - Park o4t*’ for •ale.' A ll (tlnde>~Pt>on«-M4-4l49-or - AH to lf- c o n tu iiiij IJOB. ' , ' ' G,A. Suchw . 43|5735. 334 40M. Jen ■ ■ . 3gf-re -« r fWfCCTTr '^:— Mo Wend^l. Phon* 534 3374. WANICDi A PlAlftS ««om 70 1o 130 HAV POR SALE: Large bales, «) CtH.lof Millon Plontif. New iiyla per bale. Phone 7338069, BA KER'S - OlK«r Ranlalt p(«l«ri»(l. Duo A(riti(jl(in, 733'R(960. 3S TON top quality hay, covered. 400, nULLS, COWS, horse*. Sale, lo«n> — MOBILE HOMES-- -'ba|M-of-•(raw.-Phone-899-&)B4i renl or trsde.~DarreirLVon, S43- ■ J ^13Ad»liionAv«;W.tf \ Hazellon. , . ' SB34 or 543-5934. ■ >33-335n‘ t i FOR SALE: Super C Inlernallonal. 1 04 A SHOPPING GUIDE FOR WOMEN!! A^rtm«n»a—Furnl«h#d 70 W anted To R«nl r — Good-condltten^~Pt>on*-433W4Jr L#«,t^W.«.«»«»»¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥« OUY OR tell-y o u r hort^s 'Miere r * » ^ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ’¥ «^ ¥ ¥ S T U D IO A P A H T M C N T . MrlVBiB WANT TO R E N T or purchaM . i I * ______, ____ •nirancn nnd narklno. ISO. All Pasture or range land lor 300 tiead Haavy Equipment Anim al Braadlng lO O l UIIIHUt paid. F*hon« 733-1BM aftw of itock cowt. W rile Rox P i t , c o l I * fABRIC HEADQUARTERS W O M E N C A N I Tlmei'Newt. [ 5 p.m; / A R T IF IC IA L Breeding to AOS great ' W'LL PAYcashlora uied saddle up A U C T IO N . proven *lres, nation's highest type 1 to »75. IS” *eat. Phone 733 0SS3. I Woman think they can, , C LEA N 3‘ro ulllillet Ughi Indutlrial Equip. S9 ; roductlon sires. AJto all breeds ol POLYESTER COMPLETE turnlihed. Prater married couple. FEB. 24 K■ef available. Duhl, S43-4)03j' A L L T V P U S o I horses, tought, told. woman can, Inttall your’ 733-407], after 4. CONSTRUCTION EQUIP. Jerome, 334-34S3; Stioihone. 884' I IradcKj; Plenty ol raocli geldings. ■ own poneliity HOME FURNISHINGS 7587; Dufley, 478 9353; Hajelton, Ron Hflloy, 733 40J5. ^ , ; Cbrpet your porch or »)de- I39-S303. Double Knits DACHELOR ' APAUTME-NT, U09 | 70 LATE PICKUPS ' A i lo w A t . $ 2 .9 9 ih e o t walk, or putio with fads Kim berly Road. Utitltlei paid, 733- [ . Saletla rt* lU^JUa.m., :>vuJMitilon ' ONIi 4 H O R S E and 3dofuxe 3 Ivor** ‘ ■ Rog, $4.99 47S4. U S per month. I IJIvd.. S E L E C T tiret Incorpor'aled. All new True Trail Trailers. Phoifo proof OzitB corpeting. Wetl Riverside, California breeds, dairy, be«l, Waite' Leltch, I Ron Koll, 534 3438, Wendell. , R ta d y to iiang «ioof<,.bpli)- 543 44U, FOR R C N t : AAoblle home, double , CAT THACT0R5: (3) D 90; 13) D room ponefing ol r td u c td wide, very clean. No pot*. Phone ■ BH, 4«A; (3) CAT D B, ISA; D7 3T. 7 RECISTIiRED quarter hone ! ^ 2.98 sq u ar. Yard 733-8334. | .l3)ACH031jACHD-7.lnH.TD-34; A u c tio n s 101 mares, ) with King breeding. Ihe ! p tico t. Corpet your kitchen, family USED INDUSTRIAL (3) J-D 10)0, olhor I* by Diamond K . These ' room, or badroom, with TWO DEOROOM DUPLEX,! Craw ler & Rubber-Hrcd loader*. m ares are bred lo Ship's "Dig Yqrd._ —— Trurk-Cr*n««7Crnw|.er Crane*— . 1 1 3 ^ -Tlf«d-o(;lool kllchan, tpork it up daptity loom back. wa.&CradAll tui|t, [Ireiiet,.. vidcki, (qxliired children, pay your own uttlltlet. : t IhoSHOSHONE SALE YARD- |- * , with a naw let of kilchon It30 per month. 3 blocki from j MOTOR 5 C R A P C R 5 : (3) Terox IDAHO HEREFORD w in v a i.5 4 lo 60 indi w ullla. •Lynwood Shopfilna Center. 733- TS-34; Hancock*. (3) CAT DW-31 Palt and Pal Suppllat 110 Cobinolt' built lo your tpeci* 3191 (layi or 733 B440 evenlngi. ‘ (4) CAT G rader*. ASS'N SALE (icollorts find color choice. ^3.99 AIR C O M PR ESSO R S: (3) 900 S a tu rd a y J^ob, 20, 11 A .M . R E G IS T E R E D Goldnn Retriever CPM Hotary; 400CFM Rotary. •'CHECK WITH US fOR (U ) Dletel Truck Tractor*. GOODING, IDAHO pups lor sale, 3 monlht old. Good Roller*, Dump Truck*, Waler Hunlers, 733-3043, HOWE IMPROVEMtNrS. Truck* 8.TKnk«r», Van*, t-lalbod*. Fairgrounds CAIN'S Trailers, Welder*, Generator*, l-OR SALE: Female German 100 RANGE BULLS furnilum and Applionc, etc. — Siiorthair Pointer. Good hunter. Plyw ay Co. Pl'ono 334 4044, Jerome.______S 0 4 M ain Ave. Kl (JO) Rancttoro*, 194B 49. 15 HEIFERS 7'4 Blue Lakes Blvd. S. (31) Ford PlckUi)*to 1947. CUnr I'ftdigraat. ilornail A rolled 7 3 3 . 7 1 1 1 Apartmants—Unfurn. 71 ELLIOTT'S (U)Sndan*,Hardtop*: 194S-47. POODLE GROOMING, stud ser­ : « OliJB Lokos Shopping Conlor i fiB» (Ithvity In r*ninncili/s dulnncv 111 Ovailnnil Av«., [luiU/. Iilnlio For IlluUrated brochure, contact vice, puppies. Chori Miller, U N FU R N IS H ED 3 bodroom duploK. Kmnels, Weil Redcap corner, Pliona 67n'5SnS JACK HOUSE L SON WRITE f OR CATAlOG Excellent location. Carport, pew Auctlolton« 73n i4?0 rHione (3)3) 373 0738 Spaniel puppies. Clear Lakes 1107 Boliarrl St., Pow^ Plant. 543-4954. Vfituum cl*on«rv»-W* Ufvic*'ond TWO, fully-carpeted apartments for ttpair oil mokit. A good uU(- Oroln nnd f«»d 1 * ■Goito, Idaho 83704 rent. Mid town location. Hoal and Ftirm ImptamanU H«y, KA M AR K E N N E L S , poodle parlor, fioti ol rabiiill vntuumi on iiQnd. wafer furnlt^ed. Mature adults (warding, ttud service, 733 1)95. VACUUM ClEANtBS ol IJdSo, only. Inquire: 8:30 5:M ai 733-7J03. M O L Y N E U X A AflChlnery Co. 1 *aw*Her Niel C a ttia 102 cofntf cl niu* loi>«t and 3nd — Evmlno&-=iJU)jrlmi?nl ,StfllC- “ tra cto r rwii«trlho,-»ir=»nH<**-;— PttorW-a>ilvctT^67'44«9.-'M^ =H6tt’5=KBHREE5=Gw= = Av«nuv (ii««rC«l| Phono 733'7547. . ! Hom e. FRESH or Springer cows or heifert., Guaranteed, tiuy or trad* for, JEWELRY FOR 5 A L I:: 4 units M illon beet 500 BALES STRAW. Phone 334 4))4. springers or beef. Hap or Clyde i ■ pinnlor. *50 nnch. irwtn, 733 4804, Huoties. Duhl. 543-5835 or 543 S949. i D R EA M A M IN U T E . About a n « AkC Great Danes, Norwegian Elk exciting career in fastilon lewelrv.,^ 43’-' Ut, 3nd and 3rd C U T T IN G H A Y. ttounds. Poodles, German Alu), 3.000 bushel 3-way mixiid FOR R EN T— Irrigalad pailure for Just a call lo the number below^ SAVE COSTLY repairsnext Springl Shepherds, Samoyede*, German starts you on the way today to^ U N F U R N IS H E D 3 room apartment. Slore your custom farm equip­ grain. 334 5)78. HO yearlings or 70 cow*. Dry Short H airt, English Pointers, and Carpeted, Stove, relrigorator, g ra iin g along sid e . 135-551). being a Sarah Coventry Home^ ment Inside this winter. Also Si»or1 Hair* cross. MAC'S KEN. Jewelry■ — Director. ■ ■ 733- 934V7*v ■ ; garage, ulilllltr* furrtistied. Close repair work available by experts. FOR SALE; 500 bushel mixed grain, evenings. N E L S , 5343317, Wendell. In town. Inquire weekday* III 5 al Century Automoliva Machine, 34) motlly oal*. Phone 733 3538. 733 )733. Alter 5 and Sundays 733- GREETING CARDS « West Addivin, 733-5070. C A L V e S AUSTRALIAN UORDER *Cellie 50)8. Adull*, no pot*. FO R S A L E : 300 ton* choice grass lUby and grau calves, ail kinUi, pupplM. 15. Reporl* from olliei Ci5M'iNG SOONI Jay Bm Sailre** tiay, tiled slored. Jim Rodgers, w ell, . REGISTERED ANGUS bulls, ready Complete Mock ol S T-R-B'T-C-H ♦ carpeted, drapes, stove, Good seloclion. tlOO piich. 035 S33'.i, Pltono 733 B334. lo work, reasonak)le. Also faktrics. Pallerns and notion*. ^ refrigerator, disposal, washer. or Elj9 SJ07.' , , I _ SKINNER'S SEWING SH0PP6, . • reoisiered Angus heller calves. i IDAHOHIDEITALLOW ’ dryer, pet okey. See for yoursail. Ptvone S43 405'' alier 5 o m. > S ave J^ Sitopplng Center, * 4lh Avenue East and Madrona or A roMttbio markiH lor your baled DEAD ANIMAL PICKUP 714-3335, N EW H O USE R A L E D H A V ciiop hay. IDAHO ALFALFA Ptw necollecl 733.|iB35 pers. Chops wot or Iroien hay. PRODUCTS, INC- Jusl norih ol HEREFORD RANGE bulls lor sale. ¥ 13 East of Jerome. 675 5370, John Demontlralion, nnytime, Robert the Suo»r Faclo ry, Pfibno 733-9)87, ¥ HeuMt—Unfurnlthad 74! Schutte, Curry crossing. 733-3978. Twin l-ails. Shobe. ! FARMERS ¥ RANCHERS 3 UEDROOM duplex — Avallabial l^rm SuDollaa 91 Form Suppllas 91 Farm Suppllas 91 ■etna ¥ February 1, «135 per month, plut' s t o c k m e n ¥ ulllilles. Ptione 733 3 89). Oufsews Them All ¥ FOR RENT; SMALL HOUSE. .¥ Inquire at 9M Robertson, lluhl, ¥ Idaho. For prompl picliiip nf (Uiid nnd AG-CHEMICAL SAVINGS - utalstt nnioioli toil- ¥ CLEAN, 1 bedroom brick home, gas Sove nowfton agricultural chomicols and fortiliiers delivered dirocf to your 733-6835 ■ ‘ ¥ lurnacs, by United Automotive. ¥ References. Adults. 733 )745, COLLECT door. NO DEALERS PLEASE. ¥ 3 DEDROOMS, full batemenl, 3 ca r' IDAHO HIDE AND ¥ garage. I140 per month. First and TREFLAN, S g a llo ts ...... 23.00 gal lait month* rent, Relorences, 733- TALLOW CO. ¥ 355) CYGON 267, 5 gal lo ts ...... HCOO gal ¥ Appliances A HH Equip. 120 'iloJcI 02 ¥ FOR RENT or would tell, small THIMET 600, 5 gal lots...... 12.00 gal doMi. 3 bedroom, 337 Diamond Similar savings on most items’.- Let us bid your entire chemical 5IDE DY-SIDE refrigerator and Avenue 734.3743 Ireeier. Copperlone. 1 year old. UP T O $1 00 ¥ Phone 73 3 0433. . 3 DEDROOM house. Carpeted and need. TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ¥ draped, fam ily room. SharpI In .Twin Falls 473 5843, W HIRLPOOL a *peed automatic 62% Po_^sli (60%_gi^j;an^eed) ■ ...... • 48.00 ton -‘tlc lo lh e * w a ih e r . O nly 170.S0. OOday- I V ' L ’^ . S U P E R ^ t t •' -Warranty. Term* lo suit. M L y T8'4M).T.Tr7. .7;..'. . , .■74.oo"ton' ELECTRIC, 441 Main Ave. East. For a limlud lime only we ore ^ R»«mi>-Boord and Room 74 oKefing up lo S)00 for yaur old ¥ Minimum order on fertilizers...... 75 TON u w h g mocMhe foword purcKoM 4 HOUSEKCEPINGrooms. 135 — 140, AA«n Only, 333-SiXfh Avenue Cast.- Write now and sovo S$$S$$$$> Sond namo, addrots-, and lolopUono numbor of litii (obuieui n«w lino. Once ^ Phone 733.9793. L a m , r you've ie«n o demontlfotlon of ^ Furnilur* A HH Goods 122 lKi( lop lofed Elna, you'll nevef b« 'ZLOSE-IN, clean, excellent sleeping lol’iiied wlihonyilting elw. * room*. Private entrance. Air N o. ■’-290 conditioning. 137 4lh Avenue FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY. Free COME IN rODAYl J esIlm alM , pIck-up and delivery. North. . CHEMICALS S iz e il2 - ia Pttone J a ck Gallon 73J-78Ca. A SMARTLY tailored two-piece dresi features a jewel S K m S E R ' S I ButlnMt^Hica Ranlalt 60 P.O. Box 617 OROWN Naugahyde sonrbed,-US.'' Like pew club chair. IIS. neckline oVetbloute softly gathered below the yoke and SEWING SHOPPE , — COAAMCttCtAUtioor spacalor leaM Matiogany drop leaf extension accented with slilching it worn over a ihaoth .skirt. Ideol Sove-On Shopping Center ^ or rent. Century Au om ollve Meridian, Idaho. 83642 table, 139. tm m aculate 4 chair in wool or wool jertey. 733-5542 Machine, 341 Weil Addison, 733- kitchen set. 139. lUond drop leaf ¥ 5070. • dlnino room table and 4 chairs, Price Sl.OO— R-390 is available in sizes 13, 14, 16. ¥ 17S. C. e. dryer, work* lint, US- Early American sofa, U5. Claude 10. Size M take* 2 7/8 yordi of 44 Inch fabric and 1/4 ¥ Mobil* Homas 64 Mobtla Homat 64 MobllaMi>m«8 64 EXERCISE EQUIPMENT MoblU Homas 64 QroMn't M usic and Furniture, 143' yard of contrast. Standard body meaturemenls for size ¥ Main Ave. GaU. 14 arot Butt 34, Waist 26, Hips 36. ¥■ WALTON'S ¥ 7 PIECE WESTERN style living SendSI.OO plus IBcenltfor postage a'nd'hondlingj room set tlOO, 7 piece dinette set, 3 ¥ exlenslon leaves. ISO, 543 4380. coth, check 6 r money order. Add J1.25 if you‘wish NEW BELT ¥ AUSTiNE LA MAR PATTERN BOOK #5—complete Hew P R E M IU M S P A ID Io r round dining ¥ seleclion of High Fashion designs. Send to AUSTINE LA VIBRATORS DON'T BLAME US tables, roll top desks, china ¥ clouts, and appliance*. HAYES MAR Fashion Patterns, Times-News, Box 16)5, (^ .O ., ¥ F U R N IT U R E , 7U-40I0. New York, N. Y. 10001. Pleoie print your full name'/add-— For lliote h o rj lo ioie incttei, fry ¥ ' -ran, ZIP CODE, Pattern Humber and Size. our b«ll vibrolor. lo i« weight and UNFINISHED FURNITURE, ¥ hIghMl quality, »ood selection. iniliaieotily. ¥ ^ lEXQ U -EA Y M ORE FOR AAary Carter Paints, 19)4 Kim­ SEWING FABRICS Rent ffi>( and olKer Wollint en- ¥ b e rly R o ad , 731 3493. WAILCIOCKS e/(iie equipment a l . . . Hll We kove loll and loll ol m* ¥ M IDE'A'BeD, •rm lM I l)4d dkvwo, lineil quolily U lU and llngeiie BANNER FURNITURE ¥ mat>oo»nv drop-leaf table only. All lo b ritt. lOV. O fF lfo«i now uniil ¥ YOUR HOM E AND GET LESS In oood condition, Claude E^own 127 2nd A ve. *. 733*1421 F u rn ilu re . WESTGLOX V aU nllne'i Doy. 'Come U and . ¥ liraw ie on^, oik /or o mochin# ¥ duti

Radio ond TV S«U 135 Mitc«llan*oui Wonl*d 141 Snewmebilat U O Boat! For SoU 1 6^ TrOcki TrMcItt Triicttt 196 1954 CHEVROLET VjTon. deluxe RADIOS ANO STEREOS PGR W W IL L B U Y dlract or; Auction your SN O W M OBILE lor sale, ideal loK IN^SIDE Storage now ava ila b le . 1954 CHEVROLfcr trailer •puller, 1967 D O D G E 1 ton, p ow v farakM, children. Call alter 6 p.m. /33 9430, Don't let Fall end Winter waather rebuilt engine, dllferentlat , and auxiliary tank, vxcallani con­ and hom».'.Niiw,«nri owd T V i. furnlturt appltAnca«<>dds t, ends. ■uiomBlIc powtr •t««’l Excelltnl buyi. ,CAMEHA V\»kone SACRlf-'ICE — 15' Factory Inboard Brant.. appraisal given. Writ* Bom 603, 3S3 V a. Good traile r. Needs minor to lind In Iho Want Ads. 73J MW. Twin F a lls, Idaho iJ X / l 1971 n e w ARRIVALS. Flberlorm work. f79S.OO. Jim Wilkins. 934- and Sidewinder boals, Evlprud* Aulot For SaU CHECK THE 9941, Gooding. and' MercOry motors, QUO AND N E E D A T R U C K ? You're In luckl' CASH FOR SCRAPMETAL MARK'S, Your Evlnrude and 1953 J H E P lor sale. Good condition, Copilar', Brass, AtUmlnum, 19A3 Oodui? Carryall. tS95. To- CHRYSLEB boats and motoi Mercury Dealer. 1163 Blua Lakes Now paint «nd tunpup lob rocenlly. Radiators, Batteries, Etc. ' 334.3093. - n y 'i 7-U, 711 Shoshone South, CLASSIEEEl _Norlh..7,llJ.194...... 704.371)1 JBHOME IAA|>LEMCNT 7 o » O F R i R S AlJfe f*L E N T 11- U L In f i i i r ^ s c r " 19W.D00CI' pickup, vory clean, ternatlonal pickup, heavy ^i;ty. ^ I9M A\>dal ‘A* Coups. DItatitem- , M AHjNA. . Indnv'B WnnI Ail*. blad. 139S.00. JIrn W llklni, ;934- / Garag* Salot WA>4TeD TO BUY; Amerkar 16VS. Tommy's 711, 711 &hqshw»e ton or 1969'Plymouth-Pury II. '4- Souih, 734 3711, • • 9941. Goodinu; . ..J Flyer toy trains. Phone 73^-3454 door. V 0 , G A R A G E S A L E - AA*nV ' Oood kutoi For Sale 3bO' Aulo't For Sol* ^00 Autoi For Sale •1 0 0 19S7 CHHYSLEU-HCiMI-'383‘-3AS_ ‘ reatooablv' pclcad- W ILL S E L L ON consignment 6 r will Maorlrt.'FAbcliaryUli B.“7ih. lOiW ■ nuv anyJhlno-of valOa; KImbarlv 'AuToi f o r S a ir 2Q0. Good Thingt To Eat NEW T97T's GALORE!!' R e o »>OTAT0ES and ctabkMO*. Bod*nitab'», 3 Nohh, ) W»«t o> Chovrolot lmpalas,'Malibus, Novos, Cliovrolot pickups, 2 and 4-whool drives, Wait $ r>oinli. Fual and Weed ,1/2 or 3/4 tons. AUo brahd now Pontiocs, Oldsmobilos, Buicks. Lorgost A n K q u * « selection in the ontiro country. Tost drive and com pare. W o'll give’ you the "MORE SPECIALS" A n t i q u e s told on comlunmenl. best price and "YES SIR” used cars like you've never seen. Your pric* uuaranlaad. Sea oor large collacllon. Hav** Furntlui'a. Sperling Goods FROM

ALM OST AN YYM IN C thal doirto'l ' aal. Pat* Johnilon. Sout)i 1968 CHEVELLE 1969 CHEVROLET . Waihlnulon (AlrporJ Moatl), ^33' iHiMia 73 3-M7S alltir A p.m Hord-lop coupo, VQ, outomolic, 4-door todan, cily police cpr, good condi­ 3WS, BILL WORKMAN FORD Snowmobllat UO , .very nice. tion, oxcfllloni mochonical condition. ■ SA LLY'S A N T IQ U E S , J3fl-,S»S0. Round dining labial, ctiairi. FOR SALE; SNOWMOOILU AAotO- Uodgo SlalionwoQon, VO. aJIomatic, power ituorino, J a ' /Q O (lutchai. di(ha(<'waih ktandt. Ski. MS10>— Model 1 9A 8il 373cc 1962 radio, good lirot, vinyl interior ...... / ot^ar lit/nllufa- ISOO. Phone S3i-31&8. ■1373 1090 MI>»llan>oua For SdU 140 l''i47 A R C T IC CAT 300cc Pnnlhw- Riiick 2 door hordlop. VO, oulomolic. power stooring, S 1 7 7 0 0 Excellent condition. (4S0. B39 5S39, :1967 radio, air cortditioning, vinyl interior . , . . .. I ^ / / SCRAP, GENUINE, tpllt, o>u.4ilde Haielton. 1970 IMPALAS 1966 BUICK . loflihor lor IlnlUilng. rock Ford M uilano, VO, autoinotic. power itoering. air, conditioning, f / - j Q * y y Q Q . oollwir^o. 33^ 4«7. ARCTIC CAT JiO cc Demo., Dii.il Chromo plpus, shocks’ rtnd AND GALAXIES LA SABRE 1970 vinyl ro d , romaindor of now car w a r r a n t y ...... ^/ti :»RAKE SHOES, DllC brakoi. spnndomulfir. Sflvo tAOO. C.1 II ?nn Low milflaga. 4-door jodcin, local 1 < , IIRAKE AND PETROLEUM 4407 ftller 5:00 p.n». O ldi, 9Q, 4 door ImrdlQp, VO, outomolic, J *| Q 7 7 Q 0 ' PR O D U CTS. 313 ilh Avonuo Woif. 1966 full power, air conditioning, Micliolin tiro* ...... I v 5 / / 5 ROOM Quaker i|Uica hoalor. ?33< SNOWMOBILE From ^ 2 6 5 0 ONLY 1054 . 03«b*lofo<. 733 4iJ7altor4. Mr». • Wllli. DEALERSHIP Plymouth Fury Slalionwagon. VO. J q * ^ “7 0 0 O F F E R , 196'5 automatic, power itaeMng, good r u b b e r ...... O / / FO R LO N G ER W EAR keep CflrpoU Worl(U ucond largett inowmobile claan wilh IJlua Luilrci. Ron( Volkswagen 2 door bucket voalt, J T O OO ■ eleclric ihampooor * 1 . n^Anufnclurar li oMpandlng to your 1970 NOVA 7 7 Area. Enttiuilaitic dealert wanlMt. 1968 FQFD ' KRENGEL'S HARDWARE. ■ Air condilioning, fully oquippod. 1968 Mag whnoli, t lt a r p ...... 1 ^ / / New. 19?1 m ach ln eiai daaler price 4-whepl drivo, local 1'owner. .KEEP CARPETS baaulllul dmplta 10 give you opporlunlly to oKAmlne. ride and compare. AMIo- Vblkiwayen 2 doorbuckot lootj;— , ‘ J-i 1 "t^QO ■ (oolilapi of n buiv lam ily. Iluv Ski ii tecond In la le i bul flrit In llluo Ludra. Rant eleclric 1967: _.radio, one owner, nice ...... I I • / / QualllyAndperlormAnce. Doalori ^ ihampooor SI. Greonnwnll's. only...... ^2288 ONLY...... ^1750 lor )97}(OAUin will l)« clto iw from motl promldno npplicnnli. In' Galoxie 500 2 door liardlop, VO, $/^ 7700 TO B E M O V ED , i room liouse wtfh divlclunli and oxlttlng d ealeri o( jtandard fransmiiiion, radio, vinyl interior...... • . ■ . .______^ / / ==r.8modBled=:blr.ch=kUcbftn:^Cuai_ 1964 boardi. 11,000 SO AUO. Edaiiow Distrlbu'ting Co.', F ^ 3 M * -l-967-^eHEVROLET S33 SB77 or wrilo liox 973, IM r 1965 CHtVROLb i: Ford Cuvtbm ranch wagon, VOi ttondord _ J “i ^ 7 7 0 0 CUSTOM PAINTING. Can, trucks, Foote Dr., Idaho F a lls, Idat- ' BEL AIR - Iranspiijiion, good tirei, c le a n ...... \ \ ) i i plckupi. dentt ramovod B340I, 1968 StotionwoQor*, VQ, autom atic, IMPALA COUPE reaionablv- Traclort, trailer VO, automatic, powot iloering, tliarp. houta. Pnone 433 5&3i. A trumondoui buy. Olds 442, 2 door liardtop, V0. 4 ^ r\ A * 7 * 7 0 0 Molorcyclst 1969 ipood, power sloering, radio, vinyl r o o f...... Z .^ i / QUICK SA LEI 1967 Bridgestone 175 ONLY cc, overhauleonPj3?JSA: -NOW ONLY 1970 steering, power brokes, air conditioning, low m iles...... v J ^ / / 9 K n LINOLEUM rugs, *ss«r(ad h tlio timo to have your cycloi ...... ^2235 patterns, U.9S. ttANNCR FUR­ torviced. , Ford G alaxie 500 4 door. VQ, S A 7 7 0 0 N IT U R E , Twin Falls, ^3-1431. automatic, radio, good tires...... O / / BRIDGESTONE &. HODAKA 1,965 CLEAN DUCK FEATHERS tor Salot and Servico HURRY!'! 7 BIG DAYS ONLY Chevrolet Impalo Stalionwagon, 3 seater, VQ, automatic, / ' / OO pillows. 313 Sth Ave. Wdst. 733- Wi) intvicn oil 2.(y(le tnnlorcycUi. 3U9. 1963 power sloering, radio, exceplionolly clean ...... / / /

SHAMPOO your own carpot. C Y C L E A N D Muslnng 2 door hardtop, VO, floor shift, > ^ 7 7 0 0 . prolesilonal r«sulls. Rent a Cl .rke 1967 radio, low miles and sh a rp ...... I O / / stiampooer wllh companion ".TRAILER CENTER LEO RICE COMPANY vacuum. Banner Furniture. 733 U]\. 733-5567 "A iiillo Out Of the Way Buf A Loi Loss To Pay" Ford Galaxio 500 4 door hardtop, VO, automatic, power 7 7 0 0 ■ HIWAY 30 W E S T ? 1/4 milot CHEVROLET — OLDSMOBILE — PONTIAC ~ BUICK 1970 iteerlno, power b rokes^ ir conditioning ,...... O ^ / / STOW a way bad lor r«it. I3.M a patt liospilal. ' wa«k. Banna< Furniture, phortt 934-4438 ' GOODING. IDAHO ' 733 W JI, Fairlane 4 door. VQ. outomolic. S07700 1964 rodio, good tires,'Sove...... y j / / WE REBUILD hydraulic lacks at Aulot For Sola :zoo Abbotl‘s Auto Supply, 305 Stioshone St. Soulh. Olds 9Q 4 door liprdlop, VO. aulomalic. power $ 1 7 7 0 0 1962 tleering, power broket, air conditioning, a real b u y ...... I / / STANDiUP crushad carpet with our M o r e N e w C h e v r o let s new HOST claaolng b:_CI#Bns Comet Slationwogon. 6 cylinder, * SQ7700 without w afar. Rant machine IV WILSON H A TE S , Twin F a lls and 1966 jtondord tronsmission, radio. Sp ecial'...... / / Jaronie. ARRIVING EVERYDAY I Mercury Montego MX. 4 door, VO, automatic, S 0 0 7 7 0 0 USED STEAM cleaners lor sale, high pressure washers.' call AT 1970 power steering, vinyl.roof, low m iloogo...... Z . 7 i t Spaclalljad Equipment. 7 i 2 m i days or evenings. - A c e H a n s e n C h e v r o l et ... .ENCYCLOPEDIAS, childrens books, etc. Excollont condition. The Lowest prices in Magic Valley are going TRUCKS Reasonable. 733-2753 after 6 p.m. low er on tho units now in stock . . . To sell more, fs y Q Long Wheel Base Vi Ton, VQ, automotic, J *| 7 7 7 0 0 we w ill soil for less! I 7O O radio, hitch, mirrors, ra d io ...... \ i / /

LIKE NEW. Serta pariKt sleopsr, 1 O A /> lontf Wheel Bosp Mi Ton, 4 speed, $ 7 7 7 0 0 I y O O Big 6, radio, hitch, m irro rs...... ' ...... , / / / extra firm , complete double bad. #1-65 #1-53 »nO. 734.3330. , #1-219 1971 Chevrolet 1971 Suburban 1970CAM ARO ■X r\ I c Volkswagen Window Van wilh extra ■ ' iO 7700 .M U F F L E R S Installed while you Sporl Coupe, linird Qlnti. 4 wlifil d riv i Cuttom d«lu>e pick, 1971 Chev. Blazer Cairy oil, s iiia (oot. lintad ola>>. ■ I y O O seals, cleon, 4 speed' ...... '" O / / wall. Complete mulflar .service, center co'ntols, potilrnclio'i oalu. .up. tinltd g la ii, lid* moulilingi, 4 wlied drive, lock Oul IiliIii, 4 lido moiildinQj, foctory oir (over- Including cuslom duals lor cars power brokii, 4 ipaed tronimii- and pickups, AOUOT'T'S AUTO III* condilionino, weit fOful mir- »poed Ifonimiuion, ikici pinie, hoodl.W.C. mifrot«, 396 VB, Au- non. lill ilaering wheel, _powe> 1 O X X Ford long Wheel Base y'j Ton, 4 speed, J**| *1 OO S U P P L Y . 305 Shothona St. South. , ran , heavy duly l«onl »nrino», locit baited lirsi indio, oouaai. tomnlic Irnnimiiiion, lilt ileaiing 7 7 liaofing. radio, rally tporl equip, l . / O O big 4, hitch, mirrors, good l i r e * ...... I out liob». 350 VO, aulomiilic Ironi- ll»l RIlCO wheal, power iUorin(j, (odio \ / i meni, cuilom inlerior, ipacial per. ELGIN Electric Oatlory Alarm niiition, wlul* woll litei, ro<^|o. lill lotmanco ac)uipniont. ihii it a dem Clock Radio. U4.95list price. NOW clwom* bunipa,.' 55(ll 1 0 / : X Dodge Vj Ton, 6 cylinder, ' $ 0 7 7 0 0 JUST *17.77 nl P E N N Y W IS E is'“ Misr^ onilralor. SALE -.-I y O O * oulomatic, hitch, reol c le a n ...... •.....,...... 7 i i Drug, Lynwood Shopping Conlor, till Pricn *4 9 8 1 ^ 6 li»t Price J5336 95 ■ S A U ’ ; $ 4 6 6 7 7 3 - iS “^-3650°°- -^.-^YQ~lnt»rnailtma|-»nfmi-lbH\rwlri,dlBoiirtfuroiirdtlc, ' . ' S O Q 7 7 0 0 #1-202 # 1 - 1 1 5 I VO/ radio, hitch, mirrors, haovy duty thro ug h o ut...... / 1971 CHEVROLET ;1971 IMPALA # M 6 4 M-Ton. lono whsol bom flesludo Upd'l. CoujiB, lintrd GIVE us A TRY l OVn I’"'":!'"'" Squiro, Pickup.'VB, iO R7700 CARPET picktip, 6 eylindar oiiQine, 4 iporil window r condition­ I y / U automatic, radio, low mileage ...... ^ O / /■ ■ 1971 N OVACpe. linntmiiiicin. Iiinvy duly rnnr ing, 350 V-tl, ciulomolic l»niumii- BEFORE YOU BUY, V.[), iutbo liyiltomolic Ijonjmii- tpiinQi. guu(jet, lull ludni iviil. 1 »io(>, powof Hearino, belled wliilo- TO/n GMC 2 Ion truck, C a C, 4 speed, * $ 0 7 7 0 0 ROLL-END tion, rndio, ciilly wlitelt. wdll iiirt, (Odio. im Pricfl NO ONE CAN I V O U 2 speed axle, lilt cab, 900 rubber ...... O / / Snie litr” *2875°° SAIL SALE (’»lt€t ^ 2 9 8 5 ' ’ BEAT OUR DEALS Ford Ton Long WJieiil bose, wilh shall camper, / ^ 7 7 0 0 1 V o y VQ, outomolic, power steering, olr conditioning^ hitch •...... ^ / 12'K2d’3’' Green Nylon Twead low ptoltl* $ 0 49 Rtgulor S5.50 tq yd. O . iq. yd. Tlie Best Used Cars In Tho World Are Found Right Here In Tho, OK Car Corral 1 OAO Ji’ovalqll 4 door, VB, 4 speed, \ ^ 0 ^ 7 7 ^ 0 I V o y , power sloering, good rubber onftowner ...... Z ..\J / / IS'k IJ' DLUE/GREEN Nylon liigli ntolilt 1 5 9 5 , Chevrolet long Wheel Bas« V4 Ton, 4 speed, VB, $ 0 ^ 7 7 0 0 Uagulnr S7.VS iq. yd. At ACE HANSEN CHEVROLET IV/U radio, hilch, 13,000 actual mllei, s h a r p ...... / i n'2"xir0" GREEN Nylon SHAG Ranchero Pickup, slandord transmission, $ 1 0 7 7 0 0 by Fiftli 1965 MERCURY I V f j O 6 cylinder, radio, one o w n e r...... • \ J / / 4 door, . 9 patunger Holionwofl- 1966 CHEVROLET 1964 CHEVELLE 1965 PONTIAC GTO (liicoyna, 4 dooi tedon. V(1, cmio. Miililiu hofdloji coupo, Vfl, tijjlo on, V-0, oulomnlic lianiminiort, . Ilnrillop ciiupe, V[), imlnmnlic International W Ton, VB, oulomatic, hitch, $ *1 1 7 7 0 0 12'«3J'5" RED Nylon TWEED powe« »te#»ino. power l»nket. air : Dinlic Iraiilmitiion, power ileer- iiinlic. t/Vniniiiiion powai titer- trontmittion, power iteeriiig, pow. conditioning, locol Dr'i cor. ing. A good Clenn One. .ing er brokei, Iculoiy oi<. I y o V mirrprs, good tires, cleon-Special ...... • I I / / ...... HK, r.Ait pHici Ml 95 : SALE rUiCE ^ 9 8 0 SAirPHICt .... ^ 7 2 0 ‘ 8 5 0 ^r^AA Wogoneer 4x4, VO, hubs, radio, $107700 12'xl2‘ Acrilon CHAMPAGNE I V O O all the extras ond s h a r p ...... I z / / w . Iii-low piU $ 9 9 5 0 Usqulnr I W I JO 1967 OLDS 1969 MUSTANG 196BFO RD 19'66CHEVBLIE 1 O A O W Ton, VO, automotic. ^ ^ ' ^ A 7 7 0 0 ' -SPECIAL!- Toconodo Detune luper coupe, ; Mclcli I tporl coup*, big VO, nulo- Cutlom 500, 4 ilour tlnlionwoQon' ; 39A tport coup*, 4 tpeeii Irani. I y o V power steering, low n^lleage, like n e w ...... / / 1 Roll Oiily,MOO% Nylon vinyl lop, full power, laclory oir, ; malic trnnimlulon. pow«r tietr. * Vn, outomolic Ironimitiion, pow- ; minion, .power tUering. power ^ GOLD TWEED n lienuly. . '■ Ilia, power btnl'ei, like new. pt ileedng. Inclixy n' iitnliat, vinyl top, jOit recently ;> overKnuled. Vag. SS.95 iq. yd 5»ifraice'■' . ^2295 i i SAltPBICf , ^ 2480 JUST’-'. ‘ 1695 ...... ‘ 1380

1966 MUSTANG T970 CHEVROLET ■ 19AS MUSTANG i Sport coupe..'got laving 6 cylin. 1970(iHEV. V4-TON f^-Ion, long wheel bate, FUaltide ...SpoiHoop#.-‘3B0'-V0. 4 tpaad FORD ‘ d>r motor, ttnndnrd trnniniltdon, 4 wlmel drive pickup, iport (iit' pickup, big ft molor, 4 tpeed lioiittoiiiion, clironie wlt*#lt. ^ (| ttinrpi* . . . tom cnb willi bucket-ifoti, HSO Irniiimiiilon, radio, 13,000 miUi- vn. 4 ipeed Ironitnluioii. ' f=URNItURE ‘795 ONLV ■ , , -^1 150 ■I NOW .... ‘2595 733-U31 o BENELDREDGE o CHARLIE HATCH o WOODVnURLEY o LEONHARD FISCHER Bill Workmdri FGRD MK.Ikn«>u>Wdnl«d M l o JOHN CARLSON o VERN CRANER o JOHN.JENH:ikS-o-IW,T-MeGUIRE, - LATE MODEL UMd haarlng aid to b« worn with g la u M . Phona 934- ^*"»T70,~Jarom«.'— ------CASH FOR old blkas - HAFFNER 8 1243 Blue Lakes Blvd. North ' t KBV AND »^KE SHOP.-Ui Mh ACE HANSEN CHEVROLET • AvanUf .Wasl^ 313 Main Ave'. West, Twin Falls ' Phone 733-3033 - Open Weekdays 'Til 7 P.M..... 733--5110r i : k " ' ■ ■■ " ‘ Sunday, P«bruary 7. 1971 Tlmw-New*. Twin Fallt, Idaho 33 . Autttt Fp^SaU 200 AuloiForSala ;^00 AuloiFortaU 200 Autet For Sol* 200 . Autos For Sal* 200 AutofthwSciU 200 Aiilot For Sal* 2 0 0 A u lo t For Sole 200 IVM LIN C O LN C O N TIN EN TA L 4- . W o r k m a n i m P O R D O A lA X ie , 4-door ladan, SH AR P \9U F-«S Oldtmob:.., . door oonv«rtlbl« with « lr con- BROTHERS air condlllonlng. Saa ar ZIS •tandard lr«i>imlulon. 733-04M) dllionlno. ItOO. 713 U I3 . Ponll*e'-C«lltr»c Hvybum WmI. m uS6. altar 4 p.m. OMC )9«5 C H E V R O L E T Im paia, '17 Rup«f». Idaho,«M^M7« COUGAR »9 HI parfvmancf, M USTAN G G T and I9M Joplin < Theisen Fine Cars with factory AV.OOOactui auton ullc M-T> m agt witti naw SST, r ownar. 733 0S4}, avanlngt. m ilts,, 11000. «34'S7I3. Jtrorhe. P O N TIA tS ilr a i. Vary good condition. I),$25. v^39-U3|. ^ , -B U IC K 8 ------W&3 BUICK Elactra, powar and air. Theiian't Undercootlng I9A3 CADILLAC SEDAN D«vlll*. , CHEVROLETS Machanlcally parfact. Phona 733- . Pull poww, 33.000 actual mlltt. 5 OLOSMOBILES T R A D E E Q U IT Y In Buick La- 943i.______Special We Put n4w Mch9Un Makt oHtf or , AT Sabra, good candltUn tor oWar Protect (or oQointt: (now, will Iradfl for ' IVAI DOD^e'^CHAROER. Air ^ E O R IC E M OTORS pickup or ilatlonwagon. tS9S. lo ll, mud, road lor, gruval, minor O URSELVES quality. Phont 1 EqUty. US..p«vm«nlt. 334S3I4, cendltkmar. .1A.OOO mllat, Ptwna Goodino, Idaho 7J43SM. (oac/. hoiordt und Iniolata fof lound. , . IN OUR

rack, lowmllaaga, l ownar. Phona 52 USED CARS ~eo5tomBr'rSt«sBs“ 73} N25 day* or 733 0457 avtnlngt. 22 USED TRUCKS Bo n g n3 u r I ey .y q ii^ -W{r»>ON'HAC-GTO, |uit1tKni»W, &2PicKUPS“ - 9 0 f TKe Best ! 966 CHRySLER'- DODGE • I97I MERCURY CYCLONE ‘ PLYMOUTH • Spoiler, ll^li bauulilul Unil li linlihad In compatition gold, wjth block und I9i7 OLOSMOtllLU CUTLASS white h«und toolh int.rlor. 439 C l angina, 4 ipaad Iron.mittlon wlih Muni A uto.m o.b i I es„l n_l,d a h o!!__ Supri»r«a, '3J0‘ angina, powar Ui.lt4r, 0 7 0 li.*t, p^)w,r l« k dillaiantlul, powar ilaaring, powar brnkai, Utaarlno. oHcalfafti ' co»>dlliort“ r — HARBAUeH' rod.ortonw l»,'dtluiii uearlng whaal,'froni onil raor Jack ipailol ownar. in s o . 670 9734. Tha l(ayno t«,ol Wltl<^^^otor, C o . p o lk y h ot b*«n com* Initrumanl pockaga, (ompatillon handling pockoga, heovy Ironi tutiMnilon, MOTORS plate cuilomar totlifocllon through p«rtonal oHanllon, Kaovy duly lliw kl. Damontlrotur, never baan ragltUrad. iluor laiiun, ilundurii t'ontmiiilon, 6.cyl(u» inl«»(of. oooci tfoiiomy . , , O O t / T h e is e n P r i c e d ...... 4 / 0 0 0 19S7 C H E V R O L E T 3door. '3a3' 3 Mogoxlne (o name Hank Willi a ( r«uo)' CoU CrsU Souridari...... 734.337B ar 733-7700 ipMd, maa*, tachomattfr, bucket DIRECT FACTORY DEALER lly Daolar Aword". la a ll. Ptwna 433 S3i7. 1966 CHEVROLET Cofirlc* Iiur«, powtr it««nng, Tha aword wot iKa only award given In Idaho and ona 1971 COMET GT powar hroliai, 396 V'Q ■ngint, toltln egg blu* wlili i970 T O YO TA CORONA, wtillBwalll, Baoulilul whit* with rad vinyl cbackatad Iport lOof, iciUt monogarl wllat cuilom blu« initrlor, v«ry it>nrp...... M 355 la ia r , radio, la SEE THIS AT.. . o( only 71 given In the anllra United Slolal. The pro(e»t' parionol damonilrolor, 303 V-B angina, daluia Kim. nutomulic ttonimiuion Itona 733 S9S4. ional and highly trained itoU of W lllt Molor Invite you to whilawoll lirat, power il.arlng , rodio, lUcoi gr<,u(i. coniola wilh ala, Twiii Fallt Irantm itlion, baciulllul joda graan a>Uiior willi nu)lcl>ing ^ -j Theison Pricod ...... M O / 4 - 734-3167 buckal ii'onti naw rubber, ilio 'p , timrp . . . H ' 3 9 5 AAIUER HONDA SALES &.llM an, Ido- H it, ond Ovarland, Burlay 67U-7S74 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO MX I 4 door ledon, btoulilul medi<|m blue metallic, .ihii unit hot baan in demo •1966 MERCURY MnnteVay liurdlop tnupa, powar ilaaring, larvice latt than 10 doyi, aiiilran)aly lina nylon inlarlor, wtill to woll corpat, powar brobat, nutniiiolic franiminlon, viry low mtlaog, J O The following ore juif a ftw o f >he tfandard Ua/urttt lull/ ai^ulppad, oulomolU Irontmltilort, ond oil tba,olhar lina laolurai ol lira angina rad w lllim nltluiig laolliar inUrior, . . . . t . 7 < J \ J LOWER OVERHEAD MEANS . .. Full retlinlr»fl IronI buckal taolti 4 Sp*ad Irontmltiionj Front d lu brokaii Montego. Damonilrator,itor, riavar baan raglilared.tagiilared. Tinlad G lo ti loll w lndowilj Poiiangar o tiitl hondlaii 3-SpaM •leclric w ipari 4 wuiKerii Nylon lloor curnallngj 4-on-lhe llc>or oil Synchromaih TheUen Priced ...... * 2 7 8 7 ^ ' 1 966 CHRYSLER V o la r 4 door boidlop, powar tiairing, Trontmittioni Bumper guordt Ironi & rean WhilewoH lira* ond Chroma LOWER PRICES! Coll lorry Artiough . 733-4497 or 733-7700 powar braliat, automahc Irnrttrnitiion. hiclory air con- whaaUovari. ^1957^^ dilionirtg, cuilom vinyl roof covating. liaoiiJiful mootiloin 1971 fOUD Kanfj4r X IJ )/7-1on. 1963 CMCVBOIEf I/?-ron, long 1971 MERCURY MONTEREY blua wilh moltliing blua rvylon inletior, o caol il»nrp J ■« long wida boa, '390' VO angina, wida b o i, 6-cylindar angina, 4- 3 door hordlop.baauliliil IlgKl Iwy gold wilhw. d o ll grean nylon lop, molch- ...... Marc-O-Molic outomobila . . . l O y j automatic Iranimiition. powar ipead tronimiiilon, mirrort, rear Ing gold laolhat>at Interior,inieriqr, luiiy y - i i . Ilaaring, ’powar broket, rodio, liilch, ancellenl condition. . }995 MonimiiiKin, wWlawoll baltadoirai, powar ilaaring, powar dliC brokak mirrori, cliiome raor bumper. A oir condilionlna, rodio. body ilde mouldingt, linlad glotl, deluxe wheal 19^56 DOOOE C uooal 440 4 dno# ladon, powar tiaacing, raalOaooty...... S3795 - 1963 rO BD l/ 7 Ton. cuitom cob, covart, powar v«nlilotlon lyilam . Demonilrolor, navar bean reoltlarad, powar I b r ^ t, 3111 V n angina, ^ 9 7 0 long wida bo«, Vfl angina, 4- ;Jjy7QJPpn Cui|nmJ/3-_Tofit_lqna,^ =Jtta«d:lronimiiiioiijt{{idiftr.K«iiltri;: • wida bon, '360' VH angina, 4- whil* wdll lir^t, ■Jove Over M lO u ...... 4 3 9 9 4 - ipaad ttunimiiiion, radio, haolar, liilcli, trailer hiuli, locally owned. Coll CUo.0. D.» ...... 7 3 J ',9 \ J o . . . . . 1?«6 PONTIAC laninnt 3 doiv honllcyl. ( ,artiand co/n 6 cylindar vinyl lop, mirtort. rear bitch, ...... S1093 angina, wilk iprini 4 borral opiion, wl.il«wallli Door hordtoii, baoulilul bright rad, wilh rad or\d block hoynd loolh in- 3 «paad Iranimiiiion. v«iy Qonly lor nutomntic Irantmiition, power the young ot haort. Damonilrolor. never baan raglilaiad. Iteering. lodin, tiaolar, mirrort, 1967 FORD Cuilom Cob, VB an­ A FREE TV wIlK lh|« one (jom American Molori rear liikb , 3 lone point, locol one gina, 4-tpaad Irontmiiilon, todio, lUt Price $4228.76 SO >4 0 0 Bonanza Motors lieolar, mirtori, rear Itilch. white owner J349S Theiien Priced ...... ^ 0 4 0 y IN BURLEY wall tiret, local one owner. S169.3 PLYM OUTH 1969 FOBOCu.lom Cob 1/3-Ton, 0 .tlM.,W nAiUvi/ 534.3511 7 * 3 .7 7 0 0 1937 FORD Roncliaro. VQ angina, ...... ar * ilu ick *• Ponliac *• O p a/ DodQO ' Kif Campari long wida lio .,.'3 6 0 ' Vfl engine, riufomolic frcmtmidion, pow*r 4'ipaad Irontmitiion, radio. li*al' 'Duster' 1971 MERCURY MARQUIS 325 Overland 678-9486 tiaering, powar brokai, rodio, 4 door tadon, voll wKlia linlih wilh dork bluajtolo rool, 439 V-B angina, ir ,w lii1e wall lirai, raor h ilck ona liaolar, aKtro clean, o nly, , J393 >Aarc-0 -Mollc1(onimluion, And ol cooria Ir'i aquippad with power ilaaring, own/r. loclory wiiiranty. AJ bor- powar brokai, powar windowi, 6 woy power u o l. power trunk relaoi*, oir g a in n t o n ly ...... 13595 1951 CMCVBOIET 1/3-Ton, 6 cyl- conditioning, t.lt ilaaring whaal, lender tklrli, slaclrlc clock, ramola con­ indar, 4 tpaad trontmiiiion, mir­ 1968 FORDM/3-Ton, 6 cylinder trol tlda vUw mirror. Damonitrotor. n*var baan ragiite/ed. th ii li probobly rort, raor liilch, aiicellant tiret, tngine, locol ona ownar . S1395 AmarUo'i moil baoulilul molor cor ond you con uiv« ol U otl ona M l y*«r rurii raoj^ood ...... $195 DODGE CITY TOP BUYS dapraciollo«ilyoubuynow.0var$l300. . . / '69 CHRYStER 300 BEST BUY M,i,S,v,^77oo 4 door. V-0 angina, oulomatic '67 MERCURY . . S1660 1 9 7 0 Montaroy 4 owar iloaiing oncl lirtiliai, (oc- 601 2nd Ava. Soulli 7 33 -91 00 lory otr-tonditioning, , lire*, vinyl lap. tronimiiilon, rodio, haoter, whilawoll llra i, 1 ownar. Z. “ T ^ \ Twin-Falli, Idaho B an k fin a n cin g '68 C H R Y S ltH . . $2550 Theisen Priced ...... ^ O / U '6 6 FO RD . . . . $1225 hJawporl 4 door Itardtop, 303 EDSrUDDARD DOUG TRANMBR Coll tlvirt Brown...... /J4-3740 or 733-7700 Gnlaaie 300 3 door hnrdlop, 2 i/ V'Q angina, nulomatic Iranim ii- 1 9 6 9 " V-fl angina, aalomalie Iriinnnii »ion, powar itaarng, powar lion, powar tlsixing, powa. brnkat. laclory oir-condilioning, 1969 CHEVROIET CHEVEllE . brnkat vinyl lop. oil vinyl culloni interior. 4 dcM>r ladon; b< The Best Pickup Selection In Town! lowmll.iio.,l»yl root, loclory oir condllionino, Booki corpallog, lUi bal,on< ownar. 4 door udQ nrblO ’ >ngln*,-oulay ...... v ...... 7 3 9 - 4 « lS « a 7 )» - n ’00 angina, outomolU ■ironimiiiion, lion, powar YfaarIng)~powar -dulyiruck ...... > • I I ; . 1 ___ powar Ilaaring, lactory olr-condi- E HANSEN CHEVROLET/ - - 1966 MERCURY MONTEREY ' ...... biokai, ftulory olr-condlilonlrtg, 4 door udofl,' BwJulllul locol 1 ownar, aiiltarii»*ly tlaon Ir* and o«t, on ax- tionlng, vinyl top, lottery wof- aulra ihorp. W / ie r o 1965 JEEPCuttomWagone^r lonty, captloKol oulomoblla. t *1 1 ^ C NO OKIE BEATS OUR DEALS 4 w h ^ l drive, loclioul hubi, radio, haolar, powar tiaering, (ocMry ulr certdllloning, Pried To S e ll...... *1 I Vi) Q. PICKUPS © PICKUPS IM Ik li o n i. . . ■ ' ...... *1987 . 1965 1969 FORD 3/4 Ton long W heel Ba$e, styUtida pkbup, b i 1965 01DSM0BUJ9B 4 Door llordlop, SlUr-gray linJih with lumlout '67 IKITERNATiONAL . V-Btngln#, oulomatic ItontmliOon, cuilom 8 eegUe, itewrf iMtg w Ua piAufi, V.8 anelna, automotlc Irffnimliilen, bucLal 4 'i^aaJ'trallar long wide pickup, A cyllodar an- glrva, 4 ipaad (ronwnliilon, av* laoU , coflioU, powar »ta«rl«o, o «na tor . -• *^250 Theisen Priced. Callant (ortdiilon. . . W ,n io 197V CH EV R O lET% Ton 19M K>«0 Ceonlry Sadon Slollonwo^ofl, ew aiUitt tfomportotto*. rwea U n o whaal boM I t a a t ^ pickup, i t y W * * anglrta, 4 ipaad Irontmlulon, l»»o»ydutyiaorHMlngi,oo«o**,M*i«MHl*«*' . . .. M OTOR ' Tbelienpriced...... O a Z.. 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• Oldest Corporation now making TV and stereos. • They make more of their components and parts than Honied Entertqinm eiit Center any other manufacturer. • They sell only to volume dealers who have their own foctory troined technicians. • TheSr d*at»rs mu«t b« abia to ptoc* minimum ordsrt of 50 unit*, AM-FM Radio-Stereo Phono-Color TV which ar« d«liv«r«d iii on* of'their factory owned vans to ihe . doaUr'i war«hout«. FREIGHT PREPAID. • They have done everything poiiible lo. lower coiti In all oreai iManing ihair tight qualhy'les« profit declared lo ilDckholder*. See'ut . Dimensions: 62" Long for additional way*. Curtis Malhei keeps iheir price* lower ' ' than the resl. 28" High. O ak Finish.

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yon RANnoLPit tr. ruuotrKn, . in jirofcHKionnl hntik^lIinH hn hun hncn uavrd hy inxlitulinic n tltniidard Hize nnd FOR MAYOR JOtiN V. IJNDSAV, Dirt-rlor of on only one world-chainpionRliip ^Innin. driiii(n of ponlnK<^ HlampH woiihl l>e nuK*. I New York Ciiy Intsrnal Rfvrnim Sfrvire Ii((il)le compnr'W,^lo ihe vnhie of (Lom-. J la it tru f that you matir In^a'rerttHt l« su < r o f I 'O t t CAROL nmSKTT mrnVivvnlive hiAV^ m rm nriiil ntnm^'n tro4f» of Ihr I ...r.i'ttilt *^ln'c^me-taje p r o > .. ^~your--»ho%t)» y o u »aU l ta . rurrttnl KeHttratinn nrr- vUioiu fo r rtttirtiJ jtwo- ga lo "eollif/itf htfor^f FOR GKORCE MEANy, I thr youth who ilrfrrt rteniilrnt of A fI. CW pltt ahoutd hit uptlaleii. A t prtmpnt, goinft into »how UumI' to Canada o r Su>«d«n or oth«rit>itv thif cr*>Ait U $1,524, haund on tiui jn. n«ia«. Jf'hat eours««a do ,fs »rf«ini»4’> r«i/ua<* m lljftttry »«»rrfe«*? i f an, Vrhoi ratnn o f Mt%v4^ral yt>ara Of(o>^* Ilom is you infi aiiythinii to ronthttl do y o u hat** thiM utatmm«nt on? f>o ~Stwtri>anitii^Hrtfr<>M ir- 'orf~hlJ^hl^~pfivrrty, yiiir~ftiffilf 3r^ J0f*>elion a» Antrriratt' anti jwUutiony Can tixampJ^?— EntUy Svtttin, N,J. • I would consider iho ihester arl« de- itnt o r un-AmvricanlBmy— {ient' A, nonunion tnrm hi'r Hanuon, Ft. Smith, Arh. • H you l^ovR qim lifyinK r<;tirrm«nt in- parlm eni and fccnnral coumnf) lending In ftartieipat*> Jn <#«•■<» ttffartM?— /. T. nn> the Univeroily of PennHylvania luHt April iwrceni of your reliruineni iiicomfl. Tji« In vftita f lli«t ori}(iiiiil a n liixivrriy projcrjiin liavinK when I made a plea lo ntudenlfl lo rpjocl whk«m1 llie enrlicflj halih^it ftir hiwH in credit IB lf» |><>rc<*nl o'f llifi lffHn«r o l' ( J ) tf'hat t i a you romltler violence and work wilhin'ihe rule of tlie Tclirem eni jncomo yon rec*ivcK that I , an a veteran and an Sof:iflI S e cu rity |>ciiBiona. A hiislianii and iind waliT; hvable —l)y advoriilinjt Am eriran, wouM never do. I do not nd- • I have )ud 21 p iienlii iitniied.to inr in w if« Ivolli 6f* un- r»r> (lifTcrenl countrieH, The two mont tiur- vonate draft reniHtance. Unt \ rcK])i'in lo com pule a jo in t credit iM^ginninu willi i-al {(ovcriiinenlh, and Conitri ihoHe who refuaed to tiin i to violenr<* rp iiifiil have l>ern llie (leodesic dome and You tnay compniR llin credit on . — fiilly-fund.-nnd j^orri- rnvirnnmrntnl------a“ w/iy of Tenintlnji the war and arn-pl- lIiR^d^iiruxIoVf'Hk'ylirran m;ip p ro jrrlii 5^IielIa^^ ik llir i-iii/i-n'). roll*. W<- 'eluding jail. Durin(( my reinarkn at Penn, ent iniH rcBuIled in tlie ronnlrurlion of wt’Iroiiu! nnuuui(iui>^tH' huppdtt in I apcr.iriciiUy roni/emned defcrlinK to Cun- more ihnn 10,000 ((eod<‘f>i<^ dnmrn in over hattlen. ■ add or Sweden lo avoid the Bcrvice. 1 FOR jm M Y IIRESUN, r>0 rounirieH of tlie worhl. Some promi­ aulhor'folumnlit do nol reRard dnfecloni an herocB. nent examplra of w liirh ore llin MiBBOuri FOR DARRELL ROYAL, Y o u r hook, CtiHK Bolanirol Carden’H Climatron in Si. g ^ joolliHlI coach, FOR)URS, ROnERT S. MrNAMARA, That ComU»U Shoot U juIb ; tlje Union Tank Car 0 >.'h Vnii^rtily oj Tfni% I CAairmatt, ' SlmlKia,” the . fool-diam cler ReodeHic repair fihopu in What ia lakfiH J « l« I K illin g h Fiiiiiiiimriila}, m o h t i ^ r t 4 5 C L _ Haton Iloiiue, and Woo llin U.S. Pavilion al Exiw ’67 in Mon­ shooting th^ Humhfr What is theoplc who run ihe pollu ralinR Mr». Kttntuiih tloiue, M«ttu>ay, projection ia Ihe firfll ninp projection tn tlie heHt teams try lo jndflc the qnalily m Th e SmilhBoninn Infttilution nimnnorn M a u . the liiHKtry of cartoKriiphy lo ahow. the of a fookmohile» and por(royed in my bool. al « 5 w ill b« p » U r»r rxb Wlwr* ftW.lor ]in|d athlele, denpilR tTie fantastic niunH ' — millee adniflta ihci Poat Onice Deparlmeni W . r A O t m O W n O M D ealim ated hiit next TiRht. w ill RroAB and prmluciion of poata{[e alAmpH. The t . W r*«i tUplon»l Upr.: Iu U h J. CWb*’- VMfV W tU r u A4¥. U gr,; BmmU L. I « ^ t | CA(m. !>«•# J . W**« C m «I more than SI miUinn for Clay. On the criteria eiitaI>nHhe« tny ' am 'iin«d~'ti1 determining their recom- it.i SvttlimrH Adw. Mpr..- U«mi» J __C m ^yfUI. m»commendationa to tk« I^oal Family Weehly. ^ 1 tei^lniton Avenue. Kew Yodi. N.Y. 10022. money, and in a ll of Oiaml>erlain*a year* OiTic« fo{T ‘obtiaideration. Th e money l/'you aJrAady ew'* t-Umek

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hut we Iwgin to gain fat. But the decline What causes aging? If scientists antouni of smoking and drinking wc ilti i.>. e.vlrctnely gradual; not until wc reach knew the finid answer to that puzzle, — all .such factors p lay their part in the 70 does the pacc of normal ajjing really they’d he much closer to finding a tempt> o f aging. speed up significantly. "treatment" or a "cure" for'aging. More , There may also bo some significani Mutt we lose our capocitles as than 20 highly sophisticated theories of aging (lifTerences Itetween the sexes. Un* /,-m06t-6tudieH-thiw-far-havr!— I)y ^0, we don't hear high-frcquciicy Iwlh in the U.S and abroad^'” Most conct:ntrated on men. It is known th:it T!ound!n»5~wetinijrwe~ii^rio7niy . 12; scienfTsts are convjnced“ flK»t wc grow” older women are more su.sceptible' lo the lens of the eye iilrc;ady loses some • • old because our body cells gradually .softening of the l>ones than are older lleKihility. Iktween 16 and 00, the time titop functioning. But why do they njen. W omen’s skin ages faster, too. Hut needed for li^e eye to recover from slop? women can hear belter nt advanced iip.ci glare doubles every 13 yeiirs. To some Some researchers look upon the body than men <;an; and, of course, women extent our taste buds.dujl as wc grow as being "pr6gramn>ed’’ by nature, or generally outlive men by about seven older. Our reaction time slows, and it evolution, to live a certain number of years. takes us longer to recover from exer* tion. From age 35 on, our grip loses strength; in fact, by the time weVc HO On .xkis at N2, thU formrr didn'l U-t the strength in our dominimt hand has snow ki-ep him friun nfUinj: uround. waned by half. Numl>er memory starts ''trt'ilecMnc at around 27, design memory “ Every m an desires to live at 3^, inductive reasoning at 23, tonal - memory at 45. long, but no man would be Nevertheless, our mental abilities also old,” wrote the English sati­ decline slowly. I-'or instance, iiuln.strial rist Jonathan-Swift yearly 300 studies show little change in ^worjcer years ago. The desire for a • performance iip to the age of 6lfT More­ over, there’s ample evidence-to show youthful— but long— life is that older people can do a gocHl job of^^ no less true today. learning new things— though thuy don’t And il is no longer jusl a drcnni. For learn as fast as younger people. Studies hiMulrccfs of rcscurch Jcams in ll)c .U.S, at Duke University's Center for the nrc urficnlly tracking down 'lhc myste­ Study of Aging and Human Develop­ ries of aging. They work both with the ment point to anxiety.as one major tiniest of micVou;opic organi,sms and cau.se of the older person's learning will) thousands of hunoan volunteers. slowdown. W hen he is expectcd to mem< For example, at Haltimorc’s Geront- orize and recall new, infonnation at a oloRy Research Center, opcralcil under rapid pacc, he becomes toolinxious; in Taking (he experts' tuJvhe lo keep physically ac/ive, this iiiun selx out on fishhiR trip. the National Institutes o f Health, more a relaxed atmosphere, he is much more than <)00 healthy male volunteers from efloctivo at it. ■ ' '20 to 95 undergo pcrioilic tcstinp in 0 • What effect does aging have years. Some see radiation as an impor­ Is there a connection between comprehensive research program tlial on a person's creotivity and tant factor in aging; the constant impncl diet and aging? In a clnsuic ami oft- will last for many dccades. One im* Imagination? Hit all depends on tho ui>on the cells, they say, tears them repeated experiment, n professor of nu­ ...... portant goal of that research i>i to im ­ person. It is not true that the older one down. There are researchers working trition at Cornell University fed a prove the quality o f livm g'w ithin oiir becomes tho more opt one is to lose on the theory that molecules inside each group of neu^-born rat.s their regular current life spans. Dut its ultimate aim one's creative, inventive powers. W in - '" living 'cell eventually clump - topether,— "•focut hciwily-laccirwUh BV\gar and Uird... is 10 learri how men and women can, ston Churchill mobilizeityic entire Hrit- clog the cell, and cause it to die. And Tliey lived a normal rat's life span— in eircct, live longer, ish World W ar I I cfTort when he was there arc "stress theory" adherents who two to two and a half years. He tnider- Already, some answers to basic qties- M. Frank Lloyd Wright, the fumed believe that the life-long accumulation fed another group of rats and did not :rr::itions-alwut-.the aging_prf>CCS5rr-«ntl *l»c architect, dpsigned New Y ork City’s • of physical ond mental tensions gradu­ include the sugar and lard. This second sccrcis of rclaTflihg'Tt^Virc ivighmlng to--’ •Ktrlklhit Oiiggcnheim Museum when he ally wears out the body. Much attention . grpnp. stayed young-looking, and most emerge: was in his 80’«. Grandma Moses, tlw is also being focused on the mysterious of them were still alive at the end of Whon do wo start aging? “You painter who receiveil international ac­ workings of the gene-containing D N A three years. Other anim al 8pccicsL_lpo,^ can argue that aging begins at concep- claim, was at her artistic peak when in molecule inside each cell's nucleus. have l*een shown to live much longer -tiotrr"T:nyrDrrNintTOTrWrShocfcrChicf----- /Ky”do some people age fast- on restricted diets. (B ut staTting such of the Gerontology Research Center. Dr. John L. Schimel, associate clini­ er than others? The experts don't diet in middle nge has much Ics.s elTect However, np Jfl age 18 or 20, what he cal professor of psyclilatry at New have a definitive answer yet. Best guess than doing so nt birth.) the-—‘accumulative - processes”— York University Medical School, is that an interaction between lieredity As for humana, wartime Sweden pro­ those-of growth— far outweigh the de­ jitresses that what people nrc like in and environment is responsible. The vided some evidence. During the severe structive ones. A t aroimd 20, the bal- their older years depends to n large ex­ longer-lived our grandparents arc or food shortage, tho death rate dropped. ance begins to shift. Thut’s when many tent on the kind of older people they were, the greater the likeliho

ecause more people died of heart ample, it I>ecomes harder to* take, deep tic, open to new ideas and experiences, also count for n great deal. Disease pat­ and blood-vessel disease. Scientists breaths. Strenuous work becomes more the chances arc that’s how he will turn terns, the degree of stress wo’rc exposed aren't about to suggest-tbat people starve dilTcuH to do. W o start to lose tissue. out, too. to, whether we’fe overweight, the,.. themselves or their children so they cun

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live longer. Diit il’x not inconceiviible The rale of gerontological research.is lh »l in time n diet program will Iw de­ such that sober analysts are milking veloped that may help lcn{Et)ten life. what may seem like science-ftclion pre- Does tension offeH tho aging diclionu. In I9<>H, for instance, a panel process? Some people who go Ihrougli of experts from Ihe Rand Corporation an intensely stressful cmotionni cxpcri> ■■—'a renifwned "Ihink tank''— gave n enc&-^ikc hcronvcment (y; Bcrioiw fi- —timctablc-of-sorts- iQ r longevity: by nnncinl reverses— seem to ngc suddenly. IQOO. ihev said, arlificial organs made This is especially true of people middle- of plastic and electronic component.s ' aged and older. Science can’t yet ex­ will be available; by Ihe year 2000, n plain why this happens— or why it 100-ycar.' life span is likely to be doesn't happen to other people who go achieved: by 202S, the clinical control through similar experiences, (tut (here's of aging will bo possible. evidenco to show that severe or pro­ Can the Individual do anything longed stress does havc.jtf'Nlcteriorating now to keep young and live long? efTecMilj^l^botly. Rejuvenating pills or injections are not D r. James Dirren, of the Umversity yet ready, but there arc ways of. doing of Southern California's Gerontology something about longevity. Don't over­ Center, points out that it is nor Unusual eat; while this won't extend your maxi­ for an older person to die shortly after mum life span, it will markedly reduce the'loss of n spouse or a child. "Y ou the ha/jird posed by that supcrkijler, can't say i;ircKS alone is the causc of carut persons who cx- ^ Conversely, studies with groups that ercise all their lives Vre much le ^ apt live relatively shchered and tension- to liKe Ihii-uhility. ( I f you're middle- free lives nuike the p^)int in reverse. Tor uged or older and just beginning a, example. Dr. James Nix of Louisiana physical-fitnuu program, check with Slate University studied nuns and found your doctor flrst.) they nge more slowly than other women. Avoid unnecessary exposure to radia­ White they're also subject lo ailments A t nn ohhter.'s' beauty contest, these ladles showeil af;e is a stale of mirul. tion; (>c sun;^ you're exposed lo X-roys associated with age— they get them later only when absolutely necessary for d i­ agnostic or treatment purposes and go ia life. They also arc longer-lived than of aging—^has no such fountain up its only to highly qualiHed X-roy techni­ Too oUl'to ecomc Ic-ss jnteruu;. Johan - Rjorksten is working on hiuh- badly in.coping with sirens.' Hut medical invesligalors emphasize ' hush ensTme injections that conceiv­ Keep mentally vigorous; the bruin is that there's no biological reason why ably coufd increa.se the human life span like Ihe muscles of the body— the more persons in advanced old age can't en­ by Ihree decades. it's used, the more efTicient it remains. ^ gage in sex. Surveys taken by Duke University's Volunteer al Baltimore’s Ceronlolotiy Research Center undergoes nhrogen washout Center for the Study of Aging and Hu­ procedure used to make iung volume measurements durinf; testing for age changes. man Responses shtiw that some per->- cent of married couples between 60 and 74 remain sexually active. In one Duko stfldy» four times as many older men as older women reported high sexual in­ terest and activity, but many more of the men than wohiei) said they had high sexual interest and activity at yoimger ages, too. Generally speaking, youthful sexual vigor tends to carry over into old age. W ill s

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occasion versatility, and IT c re ’a w lu it’a clifTerent nl>out t liis p ip e. tive tliat it niade anuikins a pipe an entirely It'B the fif«t pipe in tlie world to ii«c iiii hew nnd exciting amokine experience. D y add some new-looking entirely new principle for tfivini: nn* harnea«iu({ four ^Teat natural lawa tlua ndii|tere ke. It doeap't require l>y llie U N I T I C D S T A T I C S O O V K H N - a n y hretakina »». f fo i" P'*f^ and side-buttoning. The M KN T under potent'numlxr 3267041. amokea cool— it atnokea mild— it amokea It's different than any pipe ever in* > riuht down to the laat hit of toltocoo with* V ’d necklinc makes the vented.-It ■moke. COOLKR— M KL- nut hite. It never hua to l»e m ttsl. and it LOWICR—SWKJCTKR—and D RIKR. it never haa to Iw cleaned; yet it ia utterly flattery complete. Kven dyed in the wool ciQnrettc smnUcrn im|K>aaihle fnr uoo o r aludKo to re a c h y o u r find it eakier to smoke nnd enjoy thiin itny tongue, liecnuae thia invention doea not Y ou can get the pipe, or any ciEor tliey've ever.tried. Sonir allow the j[0 0 to fo rm . M y »t*» D* e o iy n i «w itchin ji- from i one In ap^arance and in quality, the Carey pattern for this smart brand of cicnreltea tn aruither. Pipe ia like any o f the two or ^hree leadin({ O IVK IT 30 DAYS—you'll never co World hranda. The Ikowl'Ift mode of the design, to sew at home, luick to ciuarettea atfain. No citfaretle, no flneat aelcctcd premium briar, imported ciKur, nor any other pipe can itive you the eapecially for thia uae. Tlie bit it conven­ by filling in the coupon full rich ilavnr, urOma, deep down latia- tional in appearance— made of iiwlded fa ctio n , e n jo y m e n t, nnd p eace o f m in d t h a t nylon— the neweat and fmeat materia) fnr below. Suggested y o u uet f^om a Carey Pipe. p ip e bita. T tie cx)lor u m l Hniali a re w ita t y o u Here ii'tht: Vi'ny of it; The hazartU of woidd expect in any of the beat pipea un fabrics: a print or cicarette imokintf ure not new. Lontf I mt- • the market. It ia, in every reapect, a plp« fore the Surseon General iaiued hia nerve ypu will l>e proud to amoke. It la entirely' texturcd woolen or nhntterinK report on SM OKING AND free of the outlandialt contraptiona tiuit U U A LTH , evidence that cisarette unok- h a v e l>een aeen o n ao m a n y ao c a lle d **itn' a blend. in(( wan AMOciated with Concrr, coronary p ro v e d " pi|>ea in t h e {uiat. artery diaeuac, dironic hronchitii, and Diacover the thrill of thia new kind of rtrtpliyaema, waa mpuntina rapitlly. It waa amoking. Accept onr offer to LU N D Y O U • then th a t I d e c id e d 'tn a w ild i to u pi|M;. n Carey Pipe for 30 daya’ trial uae> A t the Thut w ai over 30 yeara ago. en d o f th e t ria l perioitter» pleaaure of your life, you may keep it. But ■iieaa, the tongue hJte, and that atiile, foul, . if you arr willmi(~to go~1wc1inro your dETT aftcr-taate that reaulta'-from ainokiiia un amoking hahit, l>reak the Carey into bita, F-625 nf-dinary pipe. Aa a reault I dedicated return the piecea and the trial will iiave hundreda of lioura aearching for tite idea l ___ _roat you nothing, ...... "pi|>^—liuyinu Bll 'tiie diaappoinlmK tall-' liefore we aend y'oii your pipe we would Ijeti, nnd never fimling u ain«lc, aolitory like to krww the atyle yo(i prefer ao send pi|u; tlvat wouhl nmnke hour after iwur, ua your ruime T O D A Y and v/e‘ll aend yon day after day, witluiut hittemeaa, hite or al»*oluleIy free our complete trial ofTe/ ahidire. In dia|(uat I gnve up nnd went including deacriptive literature and pipe Sinck to citfarettea— and of courae luck to atylea lo you can decide for youraelf ______- ______COUGIIING. W HEEZING, CHOKING. whether or not tltouaandaof Carey unok«r« It woa.then I decided to try to work are right when they uay the Carey Pipe U S an d toi F A M ILY W E E K LY P A n E R N S , D«pt. -412 A ,^ 5 0 0 N .W .,1 3 5 il, S t., f jia m l, ria. 3 3 0 5 4 . aomethins out on iny own, aomethinn th^ the Brentcit amoklng Invention ever would not leave my hiouth taatine like the p a te n te d . Si«»t 10, 17, 14, 1& proverbial hlackamith'a ulove. Thouaunda Remenil>er you have iu>thing to loae. NAME------(N«w siting) r-«75 of enperimenta and five lonit diaappointinji One hundred thouaand doctora have Sl«»« Sis* yeora later, almoat by accitlent, I hit upon , kicke

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Does Any Belong to You? By MARTIN ABRAMSON

W o hasn’t daydreamed of to locate the owner of .slock certificates reaping a windfall— of find­ that had l>een ouWtanding for nearly ~r5"ycars7“I[^iin i«d ‘”(iUl“Iharn[lirTVwircr ing gold underneath a loose had died in Chicago; but her only slab in the cellar or di.scover- daughter— a poor invalid— vyas found ing oil spoulmir'fi'om a lio lg rG«uro7ina7=;iiRliwac3iblc:iorc.'}iabllshz= in the back yard? O f course, her legal claim in Illinois. The numl>er of |>eople who file and we all tell ourselves that, in forget stock certiflcnic< deemed to he real life, such things don’t valueless is stagRcring. Hisenl>erg esti­ happen. mates that there are nmre than five liut muny Amorlciins /wv/’ been able million yellowing, dog-eared certificates. to renli/c such drenms. M nny'm orc nmy Most of them are in attic trunks, dO' CO. A huge foriiinc is lying nn> among old family papers, in storage cinimed In this country, waiting to l>c hins, or in piies of basement clutter.' tnp|>ed by the right people. There are also people who paper The forliinc, according to an cstimiite their walls with “worthless" stock by the IVa/I Ulrcel Jourm l, nmoMntu to ccrtificntcs to remind themselves of $15 billion. Ifs not hi burleout ihciu. woman. lake anything for granted. they are the rightful owner or inher- In recent years, stale Rovernmenls ■*We‘ve found nuiny people won't • Take a day off to search your .iiors, And if nnyl»ody at all ever pro­ hungry for rcvcniic have been casting tell their spouses about slocks they’ve *Tiome or your parents’ home from base- duces Texas Pacific Laud T nist CertifT- covetous eyes on this treHsnre trove of lioughi,** says Daniel nisenl«rg; found­ lucnt to attic for certificates lhat might cate N um lier 390— the largest single abandoned properly. Some have passed er and president of Tracers. “In some hnve,l>een slashed away long ago. missing security m tho c6im T py= heU r ~lifWK^~5pccifyin9 ^that-assets - left—un­ ---families, buying stocks-us«- •-Nov<)r—move-without-leaving-a--- she can turn It In to the Republic Na­ claimed fo£ fts long as 10 or 15 years siderud a form of gnmhling. In other forwarding address with your hank, tional Dank of Dallas, Tex., for u cool - may be taken over by the slate. Hut cases, the husband ‘or wife is sccrelive" brokerage houses. Insurance companies, $2 million.. it di>esn't do so unconditionally. It because he or she is afraid the spouse and Government agencies with which . W hy would assets of such great val­ holds il-»'in cuslwly" for the legal claim- may want to give away some of the • you've had dealings. It’s also a gootl ue lie abandoned? These are the prin­ nnts. Usually, however, If claimants assets to relatives on the other side of idea to leave your new address with cipal rensons: ever turn up, tlwy have to go irtrough the family. Then there are-men and your old employer. 1) SomDnycorpornlionshavcclmnged involved legal proceedings to get the women who are miserly and prefer to • Don't take a chance on theft, fire, their names over the years o r m erged money back. take their secrets lo Ihc grave.” or forectfnlne&s. Put stock certificates into new firms, (hat many o f their In­ 1’racers Com pany of America, the In one hiuirre case, the grave site and other valuables in a safe-deposil vestor# assume they .have gone out of oldest and largest agency in the coun­ yielded the key that enabled the tracing l)0X. along with a record of when, business. Some stockholders, no longer try in the bufilncsu of finding missing agency to find two heirs lo $300,000 in through whom. imdju_ >^bai_priw_yo»j____ seeing the name of ti|6 cpmpnny in stockholders, missing heirs,. and miss­ securities. The fortune was lefPl>y an bought Iheip. Keep a duplicate of tius newspaper stock market listings, l>e- ing relatives, has fncilities'Yor checking American who hud lived as a recluse record at home, ipid lei your executor lievc their investments have Iwcome on every stock is«ied since I«60. For a - abroad. The only chie was the family ,know alwut it. , . worthless, when actually their holdings nominal fee, they wilt determine the nanje— an old New Hnglund one. In- • Keep your hank account "active” still have real value. current .value of a security for any vesiigators comlicd cemeleries for a — simply by periwlically mailmg in '3) Our modern mobility makes many stock certiji^ile. They also maintain, tombstone that bore Ihe name, and Ihen your passbook to have your dividends owners o f valuable property '-’missing at their raluionnl ofllccs at 515 Madison located the two living relatives by credited, in -some states, savings ac­ persons." People who change residences Avenue. New York City, N :Y., a list studying the rccords of those responci-' counts that have Iwen inactive for a 'tflcn somellmes neglect lo leave for- of three m illio n . names of registered hie for upkeep of tho graves. Certain number of years are taken into addresses with brokerage. owners of outstanding stock certincates In another case, tracers w * c asked slate custody, . ' ■

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DESK-TOP CALCU' By FRANK B. GILBRETH; JR. _ LATOR givos fast and accurate _ solutions ,t6 math chorfrs at homo or in Aulltor of "Tima Out (a* Hn| . -busin»66r-A4fds,—subtrftcts-rnultlplios in an instant, totals to 99.999.99. Holps you rom aintruo to tho budget, flouros put tax problom s, bank balance, otc, Lowest prico over fol- this calculator. 8 0 9 8 - C a l c u l » t o r ...... $ 4 . 9 8 (p'*** |x>*M GHEENLAWD STU D IO S, 4790 Cf—nUod Mijiml. R». 330&4 T iicy-/-don’t tcach courscs on chologisis as well as elliciency experlH, ,'mil ’ happiness in school. But pcrluips they managed to convince us that it was ii game which would gel our chores done quick­ £ £ K / tlicy should. Bccause, altiiough ly and leave us nuire lime for leisure and it’s true that a certain amount of for happiness. ”A1I people are supposed lo be Uappijicss comcs naturally, the • awake ahoul 16 hours a day— U60 minutes;' AMOUSE! iny father wrote lo ihe heads of Ihe firiur amount can be increased if a per­ • lhal employed him. "Lei everyone devote a son consciously xtrives for it. m inim um of one percent of his time, or nine Yes, it’s imporliinl to lake time < a n happiness really bejiudgeled on a per­ even for thousands people can n>ake ihetnselves »/ihappy hy be­ son's actual or figurative lime chart? One has who perspire heavily ing imkind. .selfish, nuvoily, afraiil of living, visions of 10 thousand people lined up lo tip­ and even ntore afraiti of death. Isn't it pos­ toe ihroui:h the tulips for nine anil .six-ienihs A d i i lt t t n l form ulu hun lH'4>n founti sible, Ihcn. for people lo make themselves miniuev every ilay. while Uniilspeakers order t«) kiKip underarmu al«M)lnli‘ly dry hiippy by licing the very opposite .of these —oven for tlioujiandH wlio purupini them to enjoy the lieauties of naiure— or risk lumvily. A formula m difrtircnt it characteristics? Ihe conseciiiences. Uui it doesn't have lo Ihj huH fur MHini unli-v/tantum uuoiil Also, almosl everyone seems to know in like lhal! And Ihe (Irsi step is for a person lo U sui) i t ill {koimiltio u» p u t in a n y nrrfuu>l c u n . H u a itu h o ilu . Aftordi'o- his own Itcrirl what ciinstilutes tmhappincss. convince himself'' that be can consciously adrti of conmuin 'diMKlorunlii," it Ihit when it conies lo defining happiness, iherc create happiness for others and hiniself, if took u chomicul invontioii to miiUo are hiuulrcds of variations. Happiness can be tliiii trtily cffoctivc protortion poji- he sets his mind lo it. iiihlu — with "tho iinm*‘ imfi'ly to the conteniplution of past pleasures; iloing a My mother used lo illustrale lhal point by clothintr — tho numi? iikin mil«lni';!i;i good deeil every day; counting blessings; a (juoting Douglas Malloch’s poem: "Y ou have uit populur •'cipodnnintji.” Cnlh'^l lleethoveti symphony; a stump collection; lov- M ilciiiim Ai)ti-P(inipirunt, it iit tho lo l»elieve in happiness . . . O r luippiness never >. product of u tniiitworthy f>7-y«ar- , ing G od; a new car; a grand slam doubled ^com es . . . All, that's Ihe reason u bird can Jiimpino on • chairwon'l help. Dut d CON* nld lalHimtnry und cuuruntiml hy and reiloiihled. Ilappineu, Joseph Addison will) M ousr-Piiiim is iho Good HouMiknipinu. Hy thit tliou- sing . . . O n his tlarkesl ci)i, w o rn xn w it n n ro b ln m p«‘r* wrote, 1 arises in the enji>yment one's MOST errC C T IV e . . . hn!> Iwim as miirli Spring." Corny? All right, the same idea was iipiratlon im> flndinir thn prottiction self.” Happiness, Roliert Ini'crsoll wrote, _mniiiy>'k.GovdrrtinBnl. i bofor<». Anti fully nffoctivo nit a wlui wrote, "N o man can ■enjoy happiness CLEANKST BHtf CAsiesr/ ilooe- hack lo Ihe first cenUiry before Christ.. Publi- . aiilomaHcally. - / heavily' — si»t th« POtfllivtt protoc- ^AFC . . . canlaint m tion of M itchuin Anli'-I’orupirant. ■ lievcd lhal happiness was a dozen (shudder!) llinr Syrus wrote, “ No man is happy who dt»eS ^ iil r>oison«. . . whon iisnd Your choice, li(] U td or crttani. as (Jlrectod, sat» aroijriil children. Heing pioneers in scientific ntanage- not think himself soV^ ...... ►UsS-tobyjuRpiyjjLiifli ---— n>entr-*h‘jy~'v*'‘ro-'i!onvinoud—iju t—tdficicncy__ Avunulmt at ym ir fuvarllo dntg or toihttry couiitiT. ■ schemes devised for factories wotiUl also work pinesH” is collecting slamps, liten lake lime in homes. As early a.s 1012 they were telling V. . out cyery day not only to work on.your-iitamp. jM U c A u r r t ^ intlustrialisis it was iheir duty to create ’‘Hap- collection hut to n-llxh working on it. A new OinSELLS ALLOmtSCOHBlMH) ANTI-PERSPIRANT pinesH Minutt^s" in the lives of their employees— ear'.’-Sftve-for-itT-And-whoft-^yoiirgtft-it»-li^kai by making work le.ss exlunisting. The Gil- especially good care of il, polish il. keep il hrelhs also were the. first lo insist ihui workers ■looking new, enjoy it. he given rest periods— the forerunner of lo- If your dentures are tl.iy’s coffee break. And they had a raft of C ^ f course, the best kind of happiness is statistics, time studies, and molion pictures lo that which, as Ingersoll said, makes "others over2yearso!d.:. prove that elimination of fatigue resulled not so.” If everyliody pracliceil happiness of that — only in “Huppineu; Minutes” l)ul also in faiti— -—genre, ihere'tl be an accumulative force which N ow —willi Improvfil-Fornutia Kl.PRNITH*' ■> er, l>eller. and safer prtulucllon. would push the world in spite of itself right Dcntui‘c CIcimsor—you can j»ct even o ld er So in our house, when I was growing up, (lenliircs cicancr. hrii^hier faster. into Utopia. Nobody expects Utopia. Hut if in K l.l’i’NiTIJ gives dcniures we had “process charts" on the walls that il's loo much lo.ask^cvery m an lo sirive to n clcnnsinn nction iinsiirpii.ued hy any tin- told each child the exact time he was siip- tnake others happy, ii sUouUln't be m»icl^' oxygcnnlcd denHirclah[ct,'t>Ji}itcori>owiier. po.sed lo roll oui of bed, brush his leelh^ake lo iisk him lo sirive lo make himself so— lo Improvctl Kl.r.lLNITIi has m ore deter~ his bath, pluy his Trench- and German-lan- lake "time out for happiness.” uent aciion; more effervexcciice; more pen- guage lesM>ns on the phonograph, make his e lralin n p o w er ihan evi-r. It Jturfios lo every _ [ Utopian or not, it's worth the clFort. And denture stirfacc. I.ooscns film. The dingier bed, report for breakfast, etc. even if firrvo/n- isn’t willing to make the ef­ the denture, the more spechictdnr flic rc- II soiuuls mighty regimented when sunv fort, it will work for Ihe intlividuid. Il will . suits. O nly Ki-iinNirii gives you this easy* mari/ed like that. Ilutrm y parents were psy- work for you. ► (0 -ii

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rubber hoot i.e of u moon, a butterfly, Here's Real Relief dinosaur, hou.se, mountain, or tree. A ijroccry bag twisted into a peak is a witch’s hat. In n . jifly, ah actiir bccoiYlcs. in turjf, a tui'tle, bean, From princc.ss, skyscraper, even lava slithering down a mountain. Ordinary cnrdlToard boxe.s arc instantly converted into a castle, dinijig table, Constipation or Indian tcpec.ccnu}u; it biitterlly. And a dragon swallows two swaj;- not sati.sljecl— here’s a better l.s a pure vccctable hydropel gering kinjjs, gets a siomach'ache,lmd moans, I.aunchcd on a shoestring, the Paper Hac way (ocm l constipation wor­ and contains no harsh rough­ “ICinj^s don’t agree with me!" Players have received a grant o f $72,600 from ries. Take njcdically proven age, no chemical laxatives. the Rockefeller Foundation, and additional Scrutan. It’s different! Take Scrutan every day to^,'<'/ Kuu deligbt particularly in “A Little I-it- funds from the National IZndowment for the _UnlikC-OtliurJaxalive.Hthal — regular— and k iw p regular, -ter;"-A- woman-likcs to pick up litter. Two Arts, the Melton Educational Trust, and two may cau‘;e irritation or grip- men drop pieccs of wax paper in ever-grow­ slate Art Councils. ' ^ing, Scruttin. taken daily, IK'IiclouM FniU Flavor ing lengths as lliey do a dainty anil tielirious The grants enable diem to develop . new forms a soft gel w hich m oist­ Oriental veil dance. The woman, tired of pick­ plays and lo give outdoor shows— in a mobile ens fond wastes and shapes — Serutan now comes in a ing up after them, lies down, is covered by operation— for ghetto children in various them into a wcll-fornied dcliciou.s fruit flavor. Get the streamers, ihen is swept off stage by a cities. About three out of four performances st(x)I. Serutan produce.s the .Serutan fruit flavor or un- are free, in streets and parks. W hen the Play­ •proper amount of bulk flavored powiler, or toasted street sweeper. This, like most of die skits, neetled to help bring peri­ granule.s. When you read can be repeated at borne hy youngters with a ers stage a presliow parade, they look like staltic stimulation to your Serutan backwards,.it spells minimum of preparation anti prop.s. ^ Pied Pipers. Most of the underprivileged slugi»ish colon.Thi.s is utterly “ natures.” A n d nature’s way So many parents and children begged for yoiingsters have never before hud a chance to different than forcing your Is best. copies of the skit.s that the Players put to- see live theatre. [’ctbcr simple seg^nents that contain wortls, Says Judy Martin, speaking for her fellow suggested music, sketches for the simple cos­ Rags: "It’s a wonderful way for us to npend tumes, .and helpful stage-direction hints. our livas." UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY The Bags can afford to pr4nt and mail these ► — TIIEODOHE WALLACE FORSrVLE-CONSEIOUS Sleep Away WOMEN Parttimo or Full-timo Hemorrhoid (nr mnllitrs imi liouiawlvot lo tifd la I t l ^ h If tho Itch nnd burn proinni limily Income. W* ira Inlaiettwl In your liiilitdAi nmit Ihin your apll- ■ L V Il of Tiomorrhoids hidai mil no prtvUiiis •xparlcnc* li ttK- mnko life mionrublo, try thlc Bsury. Th# n»elln# opporliinlly is ai f iiy as ihawine k Irioml a nawcirm you iMuglil liUlo trick. Got sormj Cutlcurn yfltlacday.' U telKlad, you will racaiva a Ointment and apply lust before sampla wiriltnlia and ill nacossary tu(t- Boing to bod. Cutlcurn's omol- plies at ru cotl. No unvatilne, no dallv- Bting »nU no tnllccllM^Hiifh aflaklWDlolill- iJLmtJDCdicallon aiioUit^-lrritfl- aio lisins P^iil to our SlylliU kll owar lha tion, quiots Itching, ovon aids nalion. Tor lurther InforiDaluin.-writa: hoallng. Wako up foollnfi wondorfull, Cutlcura Modlcatdd BEELINE FASHIONS. INC. Ointment. Avail- lo ; DCCLINC DRIVE ubto at all druR nanianwllla, llllnola 60106 mmW( countorB. 1 o>n»m*nt

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By Bonnie Trachtenberg—as told to Ruth L. McCarthy

lliin. I ’d atjind in front of Die mirror In a »i/o 18 tlreiL'i and m y mother would luiy: " W ith a lonR-line ____bra^nnd i\_Kir.d|e nnd. nM»ktup,_yp«»IILIP<'k_pkity^ And mayl)e by then, you'll UM;e a few iM)undii.“ T hat wail the rationali’/jition. Drc'iu: the l>ody. Ret it out of iiiRht and coniNMitrate on the face. B u t no ■ matU^r wluit 1 d id, I alwayti endivl up Uiu fatle'it couuin th<*re. Hoy« — .they wen: lUHnelhlnj; oliw2. Only foreiRn one.‘i w ould j{ive me a look. T hey itfiemJHl to like apple-rountf faci*)!. Frankly, mlfie wan mor*? like an all-day Sum lny iiueker, aiul [ wa» tiick of it. So"iM>riooul your fiRure, you d on't worry alw ut your lu'jillh. Stupid^ A ll I ciuj luiy ill. I ’m very Rrateful lo tl»e do<-tor who Rot’m e’off them. And don’t think once I {itoppet I d id n ’t Rain Iwjck with inleroiil, B utenouRh of that. Now I w ant (o tell yovi w hnt rejjlly helpiHl m«^ loiie. Achocolatocandy. Ayds' ne^lucinR PlanCamly. I iuiw it in a druRutore onixlay. A nd iiince I alwiiyii WAirn I got one look tti thin picture, I rrfuaal to cravj'd cIuM;oI/it of four flavorw.) A»>yway, I reatl the di^<^ctionll carefully and tite Ayda Plan really OUND crnzy? Not when you've Rot n woifiht i»)unded nafe. N o luirm ful druRii, I leaVnKl. S o I S problem. You jmit don't wnnt lo ro n<*nr any- alarti^danti ifhelpt«l n»e have willpt)w«?r like I never U»injt thnt UjJIh you Uuit you’ro fnt— wlvellur it’« hjid U ‘forti. I cut m>t a ll tlie RarluiRe I waa eatiiiR yoiir brollicr, n nwim miit, n m irror or n A n d and IwRan with healthful foodu, M eala, veR<*tahIeii, nt 170 poiindn. l>olicvo mo, I wn» fat. N ot only that, c'otlaRe chrtsw^ ancin/» now like I wnn nlwnya honvy. I junt never able to lim it myiielf to a m iich lower ad oric intoke. /aland F e rr y . Gettinf! domn to nioppod ntufTinR m y fnco. A h n roiiult, my tiiiitc budu W ith no ftKJlijjR of deprivation, either, IxK-'jiusie I 114 poiindft Hure had m y chocelale. wcro nlwnyn arKuinR. Chocolate bam, ice cream, mahett a difference, notato chipn, baRoIn and cream choeno, cookinn, After a bit, I wa.sn’t afraid to Ret on the acale doem \t il? cocoa. Y o u could nee how it nhowcd on me, too. anym ore, aince it kept RoinR down. And <|own. Alm>, Like tlio clay I wont to Coney Inland in a pair of I iititrtenn, drama fllacki) tlm t w ouldn't butlon. I Irnd fastened Uiem claajieii, n iiiht counioa en fine if I Imdn’t Rotten atlilotic. I waa bikini iiize a t la/it. So I boiiRht m y finit. I waa But I had to ro and ride n motor acooter. Aiid almoflt acartvl to wear it. thouRh, iMvvajne I really RUORs wluii? A pin popped. Before I know it, I wont hadn’t U 'eii Hlim lon^( enouRh to atop tlunkinR like banginR into otlicm an tl)o rink nu>nHhoiiUyl: *‘T u m a fat penum. B ut m y fbinc'A nuauiured me. TIuit'a BEFORE AND AFTER Uio wlioel. Tiu) w heel!" I'd like to see tliem tiiko riRhU M y fumc^. I'm cni^aRed, ecat/itiudly! I, who MEASUREMENTS directloiu) w ith n p in ntlckinR in tlu>ir iitomach. never thouRht anyone would love mo except Ihir- Before After . The bench won nnotlier nightinare! I uiu^ to look Hchel. I didn't tell you about him, thd I? He'n the for tlui itpot wlu)re a ll Um) old bulicfl sat, lu>cauiu) 1 moat RorBeoufi, RiirRantuan cat you ever »aw. Finit W e iR h t...... 170 Hwt...... 114 Ilw. dreaded thjtt moment when you .take off your top at hia plate and luat to leave— juat like I waa at Uie B ubI...... ,,....•12'' ...... cIpUten aiu] everybody watclus^u M o ? I waii un ejinr- . wfriKcrutor. Terrible. Waiat ...... 31".. mouii black Mlretch oult for n ine whole yeaml Say, I'm bejtmm’rv 'to woiMler. TImj way, tlw) Ay« wotid it til* Un pnck Urul ar« pfoptitftkally Mtoclatad w ill)« n*w otdar In which lh«r« will -fucial tfivefl tM pMU« among all natlontr • y our fiicu u fuHt p I c k - u p , f 0 fl I fR £ £ £ m £ £ % * KISLM ANaWIRS, C.^.. . and may jrlvo I U*M «0. OMUm I Mm V ^ . N. 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(iCMhUl) playinpr the jru ita r — nnrthupto$550) Avon by tb(\Sea, N .J. 07717. r«§din( or w in g far. W* u ll In lnt«ralala DitMwar ■ KUmstMis n*w way t« maka up i$ cofflrMfC* «xdu»iv«ly. C«t. )939 FEET G ET T IR E D A N D A CH E! U S. iM . 6T Nwa a w»Mk 1a yttur iju m liiita. A l l i : Y O U Thousand* of Cuttomars Vatl TaW of Ihaw a (u|uint- AWANCC S K C T A C U CO.. INC. lkptFW-2 r? Ilalf- S37 S. DMrtani St. CUc««». \tL COMS f r a n/c* li^ w a o ^ y . maprnifyin-Hf irhiHHon help you Uail «aucart today M ^ ^ ^ _ __ uiad-tiny-inrint^iuch-au-pricii— ------M AH,-COi;pON-TOI>AV^ ------m Z I BLAIR. Dapl. 240LU, Lynclil>uro, Va. 34f>06 UiKH, proKrama, inenua, etc. Hen SCIENTIFIC ARCH Sill . 29. I^UaUMndmvmon«y-mahln«tille4«Ulr^nulucUec kM0 AMV a M oou cra 4»d ' ■ d e a r 7.yl top rim a trive unob- A.C*Uou* IWJIAM cuiKuutt b«ll ol MAKE $82 WITH. __ i jilrueted viaion. B row n or black'. HOME DISH aOTIiS -I Specify men'H o r womon'a.$r».Or>. 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N .Y . lOOSfl, llW»lta«bM la W i Mta« Huia SMlati M tlay, all- twfclwi Ml tlackad U HOME-IMPORT Milwl ttia tw, Wcfknmt Sho)>p*r iti'tHH nr4 NOT ad- •y«|liil (a4 t>ody mftdili. verliaiHU. // nr/ ha( aiHii/. Ni« lpic« Ml »i« w tiny (ltd w«ll CM- •it Htorfu, or^««* fr o m lio u rrca lin ltiL c<*l*dyourcloMilf«i«*d« Miy a»««r netle*. L n J a-laaWMd. ^^•.IlntfU^slMWlIh r n (( aOMC YRIAL. Ho ■ ■ down M yoinl- iwLm ' M•< tlO,M< H ILL BR0IHE«SU>T.'O 1SBlM ..'ii.»^ btck iuwwiImiu m m Im . Ord«r dif*ct *-and »w«. Wnta 141 Ch w m I Slra«l. W»lli)«, Mut. I I I H ' KSS Come dll the w ay up to KQDL Steve Most 24 H o u rs lion, a wliy of life that he can.personal* work on his own production. ly understand and identify with. *l1ie There were olntaclcs, mostly me- purpose of the film is to make everyone •.chanical. “These cars are made lo racc J i * . t . else understand,it. "W hen it’s finished. at speeds up to 230 miles per hour Neite: irni/iorary flarf'Up . . . . I want my grandmother in Montana to foi^ 24 hourK, continuously, with two -undenitnnd racinR!" O f course, he ddvcrs taking turns. Tliey race in sun .^ te v e M cQuecn, wearing ii and rain, diiy and night. Hut they were - tana. Hut his meaning is clear.______hot mudc to..nicc constantly,_at high • fireproof suit capablc of jjro- spewiR-for five ntonihsl So' naturalljT we ^tccting him for 11 scconds in know, I know, ‘24 Hours of I.e • had breakdowns that dclnyffU us. Driv­ ease of a flaming crash, looked N Mans’ has Iwen referred to as the most ing'cars that arc not in top mechanical . grimy and weary in his porta­ expensive documentary ever made," shape meant additional ha/.]irds to lives. said McQueen almost defensively. “I . Production^was stopped once for two ■ ble dressing room at the race guess the comparison is legitimate l>e-’ weeks, partly lo iron out slrript points, track of Le Mans, France, cause We film it ahscluteiy tn ie to the mostly to work on tlw car#. Man, J'm wfiercTie was in tKe‘fmal‘Stagc~ ---- spiriLoLlhc-nicc._Wc.havc.cre^Ucd,cnni- . scjtrcd tiriving a car at those speeds that - -' eras that-record it cxactly n.s it is. run; isn't rifiln .tucchnnicnily, .You.ut.. in nVore wnyi. Ihun one. T lic Inidgct hnd ■ version of what happens'to a select few l ie got interested in racing cars in 1962 . . . over Ulrvr's love for carx soared to more (hnn seven nne a Steve McQueen Special with ' I of Steve. When he came home at night, quatre Heures du Mans and shot more seconds— lielutu] Mario Andretti. Tliat him doinp. most of the writing, prodii?- we’d eitlier argue or he’d go* struiglir to (iinn 30,000 feet of fihu solely as ekperi* the professional racers consider ittm inp. directinft ns well nsxtnrring in it. sleep. Wc just weren't communicating. ments for camera angles, camera one of them ix apparent iu>( only by It was n Kcven-dny-n-week, 14>hoiir- AlK)Ut halfway through the picture, mountings, and other technical prolv their comments on Sieve but ulso by the a-day job. Moreover, white the other Steve moved o u f."__ |cms_to_l>clfuccd.______,_!r___ . -fuci-that-foc-alinost. fivc-moiitiis .U ic}. actors who played race drivers hnd pro- lly the l>e^inning of June, 1970, ■ were willing to put their lives into his fcwionnl doubles for the racing W i . en the hardest part of the filming vSteve had ossembled. 35-of the world's hands by racing with Steve in close ' qiicncci, Steve did hlii own drivinn and .was over, ii was Ncile who effected a l>esl race drivers, a crew of 221, includ- quarters when spUi-second liming meant opcrafeJ his ow n camera'while"doin/*“' rcconcilinijon'by^oving'inttr-thc-driv'- ---ing'45-camer«men.--Tlic-three-inost-»m— —lhv-differcncc-Uclween^ifti.and.dcath.____ \ so. It’s little wiinder that he and Ncile v crs’ communc with Sffive. ‘‘One upara- portnnt cameras were mounted fore and Steve McQueen runs his personal life / lenjporarily split up under the tension. tion every 14 years isn't rkally so bud," aft of a Porsche 90K which competed in pretty much the way he operate? pro- I Sieve moved out of the chalet they sho said. ' the actual race. Steve showed some of. fes-sionally. You do it Steve’s way. He’s shared into what he smilingly descril'ted In a way, it was not surprising that the more tluin 70.000 fe<^t of the most not used to m aking compromises. That as a “ rocc-e a strain on thos6 who as* driven were living with their families, done before. For Steve, racing is^ not had reason lo be proud of it. When the .sociatc with him. cacli in their ov^n private quarters. just a sport— it is an outlet, a dcdica- oflicial racc wasilnished, Steve went lo — jr. OM'CNdKfMtJK

Churches on the Molls Across thc^ Ilttw eld U yoDT For a do^'s a ^ , country, there are al>oul o do3xn places or tliercal>outs. folks have been calct»- of worship located in shopping malls, lating.llie age of ttel^dog, in human according to The tVaft Street Journal. equivalents, on a ooc-forH»v«i haste. One of the early proponents of the un­ In otI»er words, a one-year-old dog was usual concept 'Wa.4 . !)i.shop Fulton J. considered to l>e about, as. developed as Sheen,.who suggested Ihc’ ldea iQ real- a seven-year-old youngster. But Ihal B aby Tltrcalcni.ng— nnd threatened— pair of hands. .Ttien bacteria is spread. ^ estote dev^eloper. 1-ouis DeVecchio. rule of Utumb, 'according to the Gaines infeptions caused or contributed to hy Pediatrician Gluck has found that **de- From that suggestion grew the inter- Dog Retearch Center, can no longer unclean hand.« are an unexpected but gerinlng'* infant skin,'^as welt os the faith chanypf for 150 worshippers soon scientifically apply. A dog's shorter l[fe common th^eat^ health. And the new- to opei^^’y^Goisfwood M ali shopping span means that it rcacltcs-pftysiological l>orn infant is surprisingly one of the center ne&r -Youngstown, Ohio. And maturity more quickly than man d ^ , most excellent models for stutlying it. in Paramun, N. J., the Carmelite and tlib new formula reflects that fact. Easy to observe in the contr<^IIed hos­ fathers recently opened a chapel at Under it, a one-year-old dog is-now con­ pital setting, babies nre providing on un­ the Hercen tiitoll- Tite director of a . sidered alMut as developed as a 15-year- derstanding of how sucli infection chapel at Monroeville, Ji^t outside old hum an beings and u (woryear-old, spreads. According lo Dr. Louis Oluck PltUhiirgh, Ifa., the Rev. Anthony O. dog tlie .equivalent of 24 human yean^. of the UMvehity of California, a new> DeLuca. views the phenomenon in Bil>' After that tIte aging fclatlonshlp levels born is a “culluro medium** for bac­ Heal terms: the mall is the “ ancient fo­ off, so that a dog at fotlr is the equiva­ terid:— although mainly a threat only to hands of persons touching him. helju rum of Rome; when Paul brought (he lent of a man at 28,'and a.dog of 12 himself until he is jouch!^ by another . contnJ the inddenoe of inlectkm. .O o^el, he went to the nurketplace.” years is the equivalent of a m an o f 64. JVIAILTHIS VALUE CERTIFICATE TOR YOUR BONUS IN ADVANCE AND SAVE UP TO $ 5 3 7 5 !

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