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Mnaic I alloy's llonU; !Sewspaper 25' 71st yoar, 65th lssuo_ TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Cool^^uMWr^dwm tape,” he said. -Uiis would have to' Pre.sident in not rclenslnu tlie — ny MAWfcYN-EIJ:IOTT-— -fijttiH'dnyr-nighlr -at—Uio-4QtH- — "Rcfgrring trr ; “ thr!r~;litt><~-^ annual Cabaret Internationale saiii'-'l would bo the first one tom e from the President,, ' tapes that Involve WntcrKatc.T TImcB'Ncws Writer problem alxujt Mr. (.'ox ond. iund *raislnR dinner for the to ask for his rfslgnntion." Goldwater siii>i»tlal-lM>iiilMul;. ______ii-ithauL-SQmL-. fjud. - " ■ • f»r ' . ■ :•‘I 1'jiuicair.ilailJLalefcnill>)c 'm po ttryim; todefendthe___ bccausebcga^sg "there‘'there is no auchthiniauch thing GoldwafeTspol ^•(ui'cl'etu i-'iti ______SAIGON (UPD—Dozens of. South Vlelnninese »ir forcc Jet just as parUsnn -Mujdc- ■ Valley— -realdenla. .■uiid..‘ and thereD is none” at ' -T<,ot period of cfoHe personal •- b — ut...... 1 want the , American . , llje ... Resident i • was i "on u ,weak 'fi]niters*l>6mbeiPan(I strnTeB a~liospilin fdi^reloflscd ’war peopli!'to play it cool and let's ground in pleading Democrat 'as I am ,Ropul)lican." lu* said. prisoners Saturilny, the Viet Cong ,chnr«cd. niousands of wait and see,” ‘ c o n f id e n t ia lit y “ when iContiaiipd on p. 17) former POWs were killed or injured, the CommunisLs said. i didn't aj'ree with the ‘ everything in Ills office is on ------South— Viet'nflmcae— govcrnm 0n^6ft0lt06m on— u;flca— nQL MM ‘Immediutcly available for comment. C5.\ hiic*li io viprk . WASINGTON (UPD - H'? ack tu work~Mondny-f< i ____ Ernest -FitzRerald. the-man who eJHWsed the C5A cost / j overruns which amounted to millions of dollars. Fitzfjerald was ordered reinstated by a federal panel aft^i7ou7-ycar'h«ttIe. lie win return to tlic Penlaf^on as deputy for productivity manaHement in the U. S. Air Force. By DAVroESPO Tlie report includps plans to eliminate some_of---- - Tlmes-News CapUot Bureau ifiroiincio nirnek flifiliiiH llf«‘ BOISE - Twin FallDiasTHcTif^igst prlbTIty Te'deraTWfllcfPolluilorrControrAct PH N OM PEN ll governm(}ritsoldlje> w a^illed'atld' funds in tlie Upper Snake River Basin, facility funding is Uie result of a ranking system seven other persons were wounded Saturday night when a according to an official state publication -approved by the Board of Environmental and tc^rrocist hurled a grenade onto a crowded street, police said. U Community Services that takes into released Friday. was the-fligiith grenade attack in 13 days In the Cambodian Tlie report. Water Qwility Management Plan consideration user costs, public Interest and . capital. for the basin, was compiled in draft form In public benefits to be drived by the projcct. ■ October by Uie Department of Environmental Also included as criteria, according to the and Community Services I DECS). It contains a report, are Uie applicant’s financial need and I alh'V fHill slinirs ajtlil management plan for the 28,400 square miles of readiness to begin construcUon. Of Uie nine facilities at the top of the funding . (HI \i.\im ’s tu pinh irl. jh .> tlie river basin, running from the headwaters of Uie Snake River in eastern Idaho to Uie King Hill list, CasUeford alone has no exisUng treatment area in the Magic Valley. facility According to Orlando Dalke. Uie municipal Ciiiiin Sovlol nc*c*oril According to Uie report, DECS phins to fund nme separate municipal sewage treatment coordinator at DECS. Twin Falls should got Its MOSCOW (UPD-China told the Soviet Union, in-a telegram facilities during tiie fiscal year, that began In last pliasc grant sometime in the third quorter published Saturday, that -friendly and good neighborly July. Aside from Twin Falls, the cltics Include of fi.scal year or early In 1974. Dalke said the relationsv between tho two Communist, gianlii .should be Wendell, Rupert, Castleford, Hazellon, Albion, Twin Falls project Is expcclcd to coal .14-6 restored despite border and oUier disputes. Heyburn, Kimberly ^nd Jerome. million and be operaUonal by the summer of 'nie municipal treatment projects are port of 1975. It is designed for a "population ia : i’nm :icA N "Si-n. ■iiutry cutrtumiT -ot- U ie'departine^s proposals to’dean up ’ ’point equivalent^’ of 28fl,000. people, Dalke-said,.-- llo lirow lonilor tilt's n< 7 I Sena i or Arizona is wclconied at (he Burley airport sources” pollution of water resources in the because of Uie industrial connections Uiat arc Saturday afternoon as he arrives prior to NEW YORK (UPI) - Rabbi river basin. It lists major point sources of being made. nddressliiR the Boy Scout Cabaret (Continued on p. 8) Maurice N, Eisendrath, 71. greeted pollutidn as municipal and industrial wastes. Interimtlonale.. . leader of Reform Judaism in Uie United States, died- of a heart attack late Friday. ^ --- Eisendrut-e-deathr-ooourr^d- as n,500 members of 1he Union si»> flig h ts ' ohai'ffp*! N xrrTirTctl^elatio^ns-goetly of Am erican Hebrew Accident SAIG ON 'tU Pi) — Hanoi clmrgcd Soturdoy^ ConRregations. which he porsoiilc SR71—mode at IcaitT0~8py'~fllghts f X A meeting at a Now York hotel. outbrea^ir over North Vietnam In the past foi\r months In ^Kissinger telh Ghtrm -v}olntiwn -bl Ox?■ pcwcf-iig pc«gg-iigreemet»tr-The-UnH»‘ re taiten to upgrade relations beyond Uie quasi* Piirl.v lionorN lU nm lc^l'K oiiliow or ------States denied Uie charge. (c) New York Times Service PEKING - Secretary of State Kiaain^ger diplomaUc Unison offices set up Uiis year In CAMP DAVID,-Md.-(UPI-)— Proeidont-and-Mrs,-Nixon- i n j u r e s 4 ______Tht!_rQnununlsta„ioliL^8pnie_. i!ie______reconnolsHance m issions w^re made by the turned his attenUon owoy from Uie M iddleEast cn'ciroOicrTli'apllal^ ■ arranged a smiill family dinner Saturday nlghtrto-hrnior Mamie Sn7l— succesKor to'the DZ'spy planes ^ B loRT” “Ti5-he-arrived-in Peking Saturday,- ...... Full relations have bcen blocked so far by Elsenhower, who will observe her 77Ui, birUiday. next Wednes­ TWIN, FALKS. - Three as last Thursday over the North’v two mi.jor He pledged to Premier Chou En-Lai publicly Washington's contlnued~dlplgmatlc tlcfl to' the accidents oc't;fjrred almost day.. ____ —I ' ______cities of Hanoi -and. Haiphong. Uie United SUites was delcrmined.‘’to complfite Nationalist Chinese government on Tolwan. But siinullancouFly Saturday Mrs. Eisenhower, who lives about'T 20 miles awoy at A U.S. government spokesman In Saigon said: Uie process'-l of normalltlng -rolallons wlUi Uicrc are other possibiliUos such os sotting up • cvuiung. itijuriiig fi)ur persons. Or-ttysburg, Pa,, was driven to Uic Presidential retreat during . China as rapidly as fMssible. consular officcs, trade missions, or Informotlon None of the four were in ••We do not conduct reconnaissance flights over Uie day. Twice iJurlng a short banquet toast, Kissinger bureaus which could wjden the conUicts but still serioiiK---condition-. late__ North Vietnom.” -aeemod-to be hlntlngJitJin-intcnslfied American fall short of complete normalizaUon.______Saturday, The flurry of e ffo rt the three days of tnlkB hero to surmount five-hour flight from Raw alpindi, G roiit*lini KiioN t n lin ll liooU accidents t)ccurred ab«)ut 7:30 p.m, the Obstadcs still blocking fd l dipbmnllc ■ („ Peking nbonrd the blue nnd white , ___ NF.W Y O RK ( l lPIl,.--^-.- --Stale..natnolinan-Iivorotl rdaUona ktw ccrt Peking and WashlnElgn ---- Air Force Jet-marked Ihc-start-of tho For ^ Lawyers for comedian Waddell said Donald K, B 1 ue Top daiil age ; . ■■MypUeagucsnrehcrejv thon opcnheartto Eustern.phase oLiOsalncer'sjiround-the-world , Groucho Marx, Kl, sued Friday Eckley, 10, Route 2, Hansen.' speed the progress of norroalltaUon of relatlonj m Moroco. It hos wlUi Ciiina," Kissinger said from the stage of to halt publicatiofi of _”Tlie -Wfi.s fijightiy injure(l whtvi the carried him to Uic capiUiIs of Tunlsip, Egypt, Marx Bros, Scrapbook.” vehicle he was driving crasWd from blaze he«rvy UitJ Great Hall of Uie People. After citing tht Jordan. Saudi Arnbin. Iran and Pakiston, and progress already made In develplng ties, he charging portion's,.of the Umk into the re^r^ end of another will conclude In Tokyo. are "scandalous” Tind vehicle at the Jackson Corner, TWIN FA1.1.S - The Blue Top Hounge, 701 2nd Ave. S„ was said: ’’But we are determined to do much more and to complete Uie process we storted two Wliile in the Middle East, he had Intensive "defamatory.” two miles west of Twin Falls on extensively damaged by fire Saturday nif^ht. • , discussions • with leaders there, and ho A temporary restraining U. S. Highway 30. Driver of the Capt Roger Bolton of tlie Twin Fails Fire Department said Uie years ago as rapidly as passible." A key aide to Kissinger cautioned American succeeded in getting an Egyptian-Israeli order against Penthyusu other vehi<‘le. Kathy Ann entire interior of'the bar. including bar equipment and games, newsmen after Uie nlne^ourse meal not to agreement on new measures to strengUitn the Magazine and two other firms O’Keeffe. Twin Falls, was was destroyed. _ , , expect Uiat by the time Kissinger leaves Peking Middle East cease-flrc. was obtained as part of a |1S apparently uninjured. Eckley lh)lton said tlie fire started about lt:Oo p.m. and spread (C ontinued on p. d) million breach of contract suit WHS charged witli driving while ciuickly The l)uiUling was evacuated without injury. One police on Tuesday liiornlng anv decision will have been over the book. intoxicated. He was treated officer at tlie scepe said.'-Everybody got out with their glasses iind released from the ho.spltal. of beer." , ,, The fire was brouglit under control a "few minutes after Two Kimberly women. Mary firemen arrived on the scene. IJollon said. He said two trucks Pipeline bill facing delay Tote, 72. and her daughter, from the m ain fire stallon and a third from the Falls Avenue SODA SPRINGS, Idaho (U P I) — A recount of Uie balloUi from Mary Dickson. 49, were taken Uic Soda Springs Pity elecUon confirmed that Milton Gambles r.ub3tntloTi responded to ~ ^ j. [|,g jjpj. 10 WoHhlngtonStar-NewB private interests and by some members of your to Mai’ic Valley Memorial odmlni.‘itratlon to send the, measure back to had defeattdtouncllman Art Kelly tor uie mayor fa seoi. .Hi)spifal following a three-car — uLA.miiNr.TnN ^ - ‘•Eleventh-hour’’ although no direct cause had been estiiblished. However, he dRT ^nler^nce for dPlullun of twO p ro v ls iw ^ Tlie recount showed a votp of 335 to 346. The.recount was called accident in heiivy traffi^ at the maneuvering by private business Interests ana . not rule out arson as a possible cau.se. Bob Hopkins,^Uie owner of -4ticy-iind-*>l>Jgotlonablo A lhr..lnltcr-aQl(i>. by the Board of Canvasers. of which Kelly Is a member, because aU dllllin rii iin il (tviu ii u iliv iH a nirm«rholutoj^^cidffl^^eflr Ely, Nov.. ~cardfl. DonnaScoitwearing--- Mcmorlol HoqliUl niter < a at jflarrors Nursing Home, while cn rOutcTbVrtnlcrlJuvcn, red apr6rT7.. Elalhb NcsfelU ahort-IUne BuhlTafteran^tcndftdUlnesfli— CallfT——:----- ...... j j . ' tiarryinK--p0ckage- . ; -Ann~" B o rn - M ay - 0 — 1806, i In . Born Oct. 6. 1002,\ at Mr. Breti was born-July 31, jSnjlth.cUspcnslng;soup.^..vI\il- . . WfiRBhlp;'’tJtahr-h«"attertllcd“ '^t^QWmdnl, 'Mn:;‘‘ho"altcndc|J ■ 1805, alKearriey, Neb. when he ’ stew arl wearing attractive was 0 weeks, old his family long Mress , . Ira .Hoffman CAPE CANAVERAL)UPIl Tdnhn^ In ^tll*ng^n^/thn nnd lowa sscfiools, —Guilty winds and chilly jvagon ,tQ— tuioldlnii-vacuum-ploanar-^. iL_iWcalher—hainpcunL-Earlcmcn Rupert area.' . ____Itonsas...... Ugan ’County, Kan. They uiHnn. Sullivan delivering — r c p la c ln ) rtiill~ H n im i“ lKii’. ::^ltyl»lt:fc|joMttc=rjiocltetr TCattfflnriT6W>e?~rn -Hurloyr— ^ --—------U..L.! Sfltiinlnyp-hut-'offlcinlfl ■ >1111stUI They tinv^ Uv6d In Heyburn ll)C:. u n til ld!Ui. when lie moved to. bccame a farmer. Mrs,- Tim .Qualls and~ berry EST Thursdny blnntoff . M r. Olenslagor was trfldQ until retirement due to Gunnison, Colo., where he was groceries . . Irene .Oliver Umcfablb.: member of the LDS Ctiurch, Illness. He then moved to Twin ■ a rancher. Following a time in scrutinizing grocery pricoa. . . Mcnnwhilc, tlio spnco fliers sprvlng as an older at Uie time > alls. CaUfomla and a return to Bill Boyd Installing‘ -ling auto ' — =t^tT^ll^P^^^^^Edwnrd■G7 -oUils-dcatl). ---ne-bGoamo-n-mombor-of-tli&— Golorado-he-had—spent—hls- hqndllght rTT-and-ttverheardr-7 -7 Gibson Ami William n . Pogue He is survived by his wife., First Baptist Oiurch of Filer in summers In Idaho’wlth'his son "This Is the kind of day it’s nice r-w,crc BcUinfl unotlwr rhfljor Hoyburn; throe .llaughters, 1941 ______and for a number of ___years and daughter. „ to_____ be__ out of doors, but not pliyslcal clicckup ol Uio John- M rs.NnomiaBllss, Paul; Mrs. he served the church as deacon . On Sept. 12,1021, he mi/rried working." , son Space Center In HouBton.* Bcatricc Mens, Reyburn, and hnd trustee. He also was a Mnbel Nlckclson. Tliey. were ______^______— -Tljoy- orlainnlly- hotU-bccn — ^-Mrs.SlUrloy-WilllnmsrHupert;--- mcmWa^ofth'd'clnnxKcliorr'for la te r divorced. scheduled forlngtwh Snlurdny, , ■threo . brothers. Zone 20 y(^rs. He is survived by one 0,i#*lrL||i -OlflcnsiaK^*^— fiflndpolnt^*i-‘— -HeHlervod-ns-irmember^F— dauRht:)77~^"f^^: vital stflbillzing fins of llie | ■!^0K'cpfrt)lbnstngfcr7Durlijy^una— tiiVl>1reTulIve~bb3ry“''iir'’^ lle '“™fjaluwiif7 I ' w sonr Saturn ID booster rocket Alvin Qlcnslhgec,. IlnwUiorne Snoke Hlver C ouncil~ B oy Wayne E. Brelz, Gooding'; tjvo I ^ O C O V ^ I ^ C d forced n five day-delay for Nev.; ..one, sister, Mrs. Rose Scouts of America. sisters, Mnble Knox, Goodland, repairs. Forgeon, Ogden, Utah; 13 On Jan. 10, 1029, he married. Kan., and Leona Luther, BELLEVUE — A stolen Wflclala said they exnected grandchildren and 3 great- Eva JosQphlne Russell at O akley,_K nn.;' one brother, pickup truck was abandoned to h/ive half of the cigiit fins ■Brnndchlldrjmr 'TolByTKon.------• ------Wniis Urelz, IllveTIinnkTCollf::— ond-n-scdan-wAs-atolen-in— replaced by Sunday. Funeral services will be at 1 Surviving.are his wife. Twin five grandchildren and three Bellevue- early Friday kenhcdy “Space Center p.m. Tuosday at-the‘ Hoyburn— Palis; -sons, Cnrror O. firent-grandchildrcn.— -- -r . morning...... Launch Director Walter J. LDS Chapel by Bishop Ray and Cloyce 0 . Edwards, botli ' He was preceded in denth by--— AccQrdmp._to cjty marshall _ Kapryan said he would know Balfey. Burial in the R.upert' Twin Falls, and 'Conard 0. two brothers. Duane Dudley, a car thief I "■samwynnifforrBf^mriirartriD- -^^motoryr-:------; --- EdwardsT-Now-^fk-Gityt^ — Funeral-flervie«fl-wlll-bo-ot— appaccntly switchod-uchiclcs-;— STEVEN FLORY, 21, Uwrencevillc, III., -of— ftstfonftuts to— m an- Friends m ay, call at Payne• dflufthter Mrs. Qyda Olln, 10:30 a.m . Monday at between 10p.m. TTiursday and -pnmlyxcd from IhMvalsI down in^araccldenl- Anrierlcn’fl orbiting lab was 'Mortuary', B urley, Monday T ^lnFalls.'A brother, WllllSrh' 'niompson .Uiappl by Rev. -fl n-.m, FridoyrAtandoncd was-— thnt hnppdhed on the way (0 his weddJhe Nov. 4 - 8oin& to comc off as planned. ---aftc’rrtflon and evening and Edwards, Filer; two sisters. David Gaumltz and Rev. a pickup truck stolen TTiursday In health, klflsei his bride, Jam a, a fte r their wedding In a evening from Charlos ‘L. Carr, Gibson and Pogue, all ■ prior to services on Tuesday... Mrs.~MaRe /SUr^Wsi' Filer"; HaroUl Hakcr Burial will be In chapel In a Chicago hospital Friday. He Is Biuley, Murtaugh. making tlielr first space flight, and M rs. Viola B rault, Winona. ill sickiicss scheduled for surgery Monday at the spinal cord are scheduled for a research , . Missoula, Mont., and 11 Friends may callTlie at stolenthe cor, owiied by center at Northwestern McmQdnLlloBDltal - rnissloti of nt lenat BO dava. If . -^^f^chTO ^.... ' ■ ■ " lU P I) descritwd as a lOGO yellow, two- all has gone well after eight ------iruncral services will bo 2 — JETOME - Loraine V. door Toyota sedan. weeks In orbit, thepfcw will be______p.m. Tuesday at Reynolds Foley, 01, Boise, former Tlie recovered pickup has -iipprovL'd on 11 ujeck-by-wcei( Funeral-Chapel by Rev. Roy Jerome resident, died Now you know been impounded for Twin Falls . tosis, for a flighi of up to 65 • WatsBn of the Filer Baptist Thursdny at a Boise hospital. authorities. ' ‘ days. . Church. Burial In Sunset By United Press InternationalBvUnltei -Born-Mar^h-aSr—1012,—a U : . . A.cold front moved through Kirghiz Tatars used g o ld ^ —ccntraLFlorido-ovcr-thc-wcefe— — OIney, Oklp., she spojU h e j - _ _ . ^ X ' S a ^ l t a a to help— capture ----- Cla(bifiod.AUb prowido r«b({jlb.lh«l.. ' end, dropping nighttime tem­ -early years m NflnonTKan., ,,, , Monday and until time _ anteloncs Jtrt' unmolchod by nny olhor , foveriiors to mieet moving to Jerome in the 1030s -r aniejopes 1101110411 733 0931. peratures into the mid Sfls and of services Tuesday. and to Idaho Falls in 1057. She bringing wltli It winds gusting MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U PI) - governors, including preslden- any resolution calling for any moved to Boise In 10G8 and nt above 20 mph. Tlie nation's GOP governors ' tiiir prospects ROhald Reagan action on the part of ’ the • tlie time of her'death was a Engineers working on Die 24- meet next week to grapple with of California and Nelson Rock­ President which may parallel bookkeeper for^Larry Barnes G. W. Tai l- Jr. story tall booster rocket hnd to tlte energy crisis and discuss efeller of New York,-are wliat some have called on him Co. . ' use a giant crane to hoist the TWIN FALLS - ’ G. W, ways of throwing off the "wet scheduled to ottend the Nov. 18- to do." She m arried Russell H. 2 ADULT now tail fins in^o plocc, rind tho (Bud) Tarr Jr., 76, former blanket" tliat Ims been cast' ’'20'mc'eUng'at’ a plush motel Dunn says the resignation of Foley Aug. G, ip36, at Beaver winds slowed the pace. Twin Falls resident, died over republicanism. overlooking the Mississippi Vice President Spiro Agfiew City. Neb, He died in 10n. _ Monday , al ...the Ruhl Police said Barovetto was Rlogcrson Hotel Roundup Uiere will be some supportive - SHOSHONE"- A variety of Cemetery by ' Rev. Glenn slabbed by a mMe subject after “ RoomT-Art Sclln,"US Forest manifestation at this conferen- musical ^ numbers were Wallman of the Buhl United Service, w ill show slides and Mnin si'rSe^" Lcertalnly don’t anticipate presantcdaHhe-Sho^hone High Methodist Church. . _^eak on the Sawtooth nnd Junior High concert Rccreatlon Area. Thursday night at the high school building. Funeral Soi*vlco«i Valley Hosyilalsi — ^ Tho—juni<»’—hiBl»—chorus-----BUHIr— SendcerfOF presented— a -semi-classic 12. J.xje will be at 2 p.m. Monday SUeSCRIPTION RATES Hntflc, Vnllo,'! M cm orU I number, a popular song and a . at the Buhl LDS Chapel with THE TIMES-NEWS selection from a musical. burial in the-Buhl Cemetery. Admitted . ______...Admitted ...... The- bantirpTaycd.a- clflsflii jwlhlaiuJ iAmo-:----- — Mrs. -Michael— Leonard,- - -Mrs.- Roy-Mitchcll; -Mrs; suite nnd a contemporary . TWIN F A L I^- S ervice s for •y C o fritr . Robert Ford, Ornsby Roberts, Hcyb^rn; Mrs. James Wilson, Spanish number, feoturing Mrs. Millie Ellen Kay will be 'J f »r Month Kimberly; Margaret .^trom, Terry Hansen, Robert Taylor., clarinet,coronet nnd trombone l l n.m . Tuesday ..at White . (Dally 1 Sunday) I3.7S all Burloy; Mrs. Fronk Warr,- Shoshone;—Rufus. Garner, cadenzas. Mortuary Chapel with burial in - •y M o ll - - Burley; Hazel Kirkman, Heyburn; Mrs. Jack Stewart, Peld In A d vonc* * The senior high chorus Stmset Memorial Park. Mrs. John Hayden ^ d "Mrs; (Daily «Sund{ivl Jensena Jacobsen and Mrs. presented novelty numbers^ a Nick Hall, all Rupert. J Mon>h S3.00 Herschcl Harral, all Buhl; Bach chorale and a Dismissed 3 Mqnlh« tl.S O Gary Jacobson, Gooding, contemporary number. ' i M onlhi SU.OO Mrs. Sloven Wilson and Gooding, and Robert Row, . TTie group and solo numbers ; 1 Yaof 130.00 Debra Winn, both.Burley; Filer. were all under direction of Ray ' ' M gl) lu b ic flp llo n i BCC*p>*d only Lonnie Corbrldgc, Ralph Daren Dickson, Heyburn; .w h*r* carrl»r d«liv«ry li not mgln James, music instructor. Ford, James Standlee and Charles Leonard and Mrs. Rick ‘ iBinad. Wayne Johnson, all Twin Falls. Cutler, both Paul. Dlamlsscd nirths Mrs. Norman Webb, Elmer A daughter was born to Mr. Jones, l;}lllborn Bo^^ln, Waller and Mrs. Roy Mitchell and--ft-i. TIMES-NEWS Dooley, John Potor£on, Beulah son to Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard SUBSCRIBERS Wegner, Mrs. James Moore, H ill, all Bnrtey. CoU your Cor>l*r Ruth* .Campbell, Mrs. Gary Of lh» Tlm»«.N»wt .Einnoy—onU- S43-464B Roger Cook, all Twin Falls. Valley Briefs -Mrai— Gugono— Kruogoiv 'Poul-OobUy-Nptlond 47i-7ssr Kimberly; Russell Jacobsen. TWIN FALLS - Twin niUr-Roo«i»onMolliil»i 3J4-3375 Rupert; Ardeth Stone, daughters were born at Magic lW«nd«U-J*rdmt Jerdme; P.’iul U m bert, Filer; Valley Memorial Hospital to I Gaadlng-Hagtfmon 5!536 J335 LaVonn •ihomton, Jackpot;. Mr. arid Mrs. Mllu) Sommer, Mrs. Rlchord Erdman, Alma Twin Fallb. COMMUNIIY COnnESPONbENTS Myers, John Houser and Mrs. • lA ln .o Melvin Smith, oil Buhl; SHOSHONE . - The. iM<\ VVnlloci-Toylo* ■ 0 niom as Fatzinger, Mountain American Legion Auxlllairy •fluhl Home; Mrs. Elmo Rasmussen, potluck dinner will be at 6:30 ' PaulII D Ooy OakloyVMark Reno, Paul, and pjn^M onday in observance of r ilor Kimberli Buttars, Burley.i Veterans — Day.— ^ All luMm cin' Iu*gionni)irc8 and voterana .. I C oudiiig Cnuniy along with their famlliea arc - Chu-'..—-i — oa4.S706 — M ln ld o k H — '-Moo*fmon welco'moi to attend...... • W .Inin lo«»oo r Admitted j Hadgerwill-meel-«l-Br" }otojd Kathryn Barnes and Eva ' p .m ., Tuesday at . the lOOF lollc DnII . 3?4 4761 Potter, boUi • Rupert; Qnyle -liMlgehflll. ;• Kinfl H ill'- I Arthu*'Citor 366'7?sn Christianson. Heyburn, and' » Mini Coino Myrl Scott, Paul. __6700363' • <>Ecl»n.Mar«Moit, . ShoW-wrilcL:r^uneB-NOtt'S-wnic[L______ailrcnee Porker. Blckol principal. oilmlttlnB pr^e^W T Z l -''he-'^ialos-to^sce-UiC-dlSMnslon.” sold m ost.. separnte group^ __i _ i _ ' ' _ opportunity Tuesday tn take pari In n shoppInK _ VwiN F A L li — No one wonts to rock the bonl TWIN^KALI^ --AxQuracLln______-■ parents-. don't, - pay .a n y .. nllcnUon ,..to_ the Harrison scho^ also lias operated wlUi Uie i«»r o flH e lilu F lik c B ShopplnR-Cenler. j -■—^^irHhriiowdormantTcud between tile iintloniilly _baSlturcftiKCcation-wiU-boHln---- ^—i- . IdeoloRlcal dltfercnce -,_thcylju»t "come^to, m ^HraU lH al'year, aftQi'. a general mcml>epahlp r ■“ 7hi* buN Hchddulo will ul'SM-Maln-Aver:^ --- nffilUiled PTA nml the locally orlcnlcil PTO ifi , • vote the spring of 1972. Tlie action was described • S. at 9:30 u.m.; the Pioneer Square, 9:35 a.m.; - TirejJllay ai i p.m. tn ihc . .. i .-^Iwo-^SvlnrFalln-oloraontary-ichools.----— 1— __W(uJhool llU U i lUto msee:u WII4IIwhat mtheir i:» timchild u taIs uu«in>doing, talk to his Jkcli£Lnni|..di)n'i ciirc-»M isjRojuiorinc.tK:: .: ...... as.' lcg8lnm d3iatri‘a:0yri5y:nilghtUjmevft:^by^ ~lqKtnmrrrlmi76746ir7ihtrt'(>lmilnlApnr1mcntir7~~‘ Dotli itroups-jnalnlaln-at—lmt™ skcleton- __ vocational school, mectki«.'* • — , ----- It'cances-Andenson.-School-Pprlnclpal.______|l:45 n.m .5 tanyon Villa, 9:M a.m.; Ifcrltncc____ ■ orRnnizations In Bickd school, while at TlitT clHK^’wlll continue on. 'nicdlvlalon occured tn Ute BprlnH of 1072, and "Our feellnK Is that we’re not ariti-PTA. We're Miiiior, 9:55 a.m.; 200 hlnck of llarrliinn .S|rce( Hnnrison only the PTO, a parent tcn.chcr 1'uc.sdny and lliursdjiy niahte while there were overtones of pollticol conflict, just'for our school and we went to cooperate at 10 a.ni.; Simnyylcw Courts, 10:05 a.m., on'VinlMtinn wllh no coni]cctlon lyyonil the - w[th-w inic-!*TQ-m ember• > a aHggedly-J . 1 1 ____ I I . . I . olwv>RipoU~ l . ^ t-UuH?amnt«,llshp-snld- -.nuvulL I ,.Tprry.riiinrU.,Ht-lll-lfl_a.m^nmU , ' froi».7.UUQ.n.rn-fiir.a.IntnUt______school, is funclloninjj. Society memlwrs, Hie overriding cause was Tlie principal said .there has been ’ no. WaKhlnglon Couris at.l0:15 a.m. GO hours. It will Iw licUl In tlie ---- uppnrontly is no open dissension at •==wantlnfFlo,calrcflntrolrotmoney===-'------^ ^diacusaloiLtiUhed^MlvfcmerltMUliibEIA-.Vi =r.^=l^Thc:^ce«ler^lQ^rSecdl»^:vAvtnUCLW.cat-_w^)bbc=.V0^ull^lnuUJUUding^6r.^^reoti ^— ^icT^lji-bin-uMolilunocatt -;Tri=:OnD:Bf:tlic:prlndpaU0bJCCtlQQR;|pJi‘J"0tJm!inar — tho:grathlB-ycnr-flnd-lhtt.PIO.iBjin)Dly:.i:dQtng_ »W(l-^tund6Win:obscnTiucc;,Ql;yelerans,Day.~-^r::rrJEuflllundxDrivcr.acrflsarfrom:~- -^-^tj»kon over normal a’ctivltrcs sucli iW ?l)onMr.ln^ ^ •nftiUatidrL.mthlil^e Tdnho-CongreM of Parentft tho-JobT^— ' ' -the HowladronH?, ■ — -aft6p6rnmiRPWTilmmtngrfrr4i^^ ^(TT^lie?«;'aeHn^ding:io3acsZTom:^^^ ---yirnllar--re«HOHfl- lein-thc-rcfrlRnraCon event, the' PtA- is mainlalnlng a "holdlnR Blckel PTO president, was tliat, 60 per cent of . Harrison group dlsafflllntlng with the state trades wishing to upgrade tlielr action.'* according to Mrs. DeVern,Fuller, unit Uie local unit’s money goes for state nnd , Congress of parents and Teachers, she said, prufes^loniil stutuS is invited • president. national support, leaving only 40per ccr]t fftr the - with members resenting having to send funds to Approval delayed, _____aJO-«aid-offoi:U-to_br.lrl}UllJC_two_Rroups “lociniichttOl: T —;ilate~«nd-nallonal-nnd-BOolng- -no- tangible ------toi'cllier this fall with a planned ballot so ••Tlicre ore lots of things Blckel can use,” she -results. . • HARVEST parents could vote on which organization thev said, “and what money we make on projects,we 'Hiere was some effort by area PTA officials wished failed to materialize, so the PTA unit, on JPliD ordinance use for the school. We have purchased tumbling to dl.s.suade the Harrison gVoup. but since Ih'tr-- ’ BAZAAR .wlilch hns n sjntc_ of offlco/s. holds_toard__ The commlssloneiH have —mnts-wlth irtoney-whloh would have-gonc.to.Uie_ __decision was made there has been no issue TWIN FA1,1,S - AccordlnB V. 15-.10 aiii-3|im meetings nnd keeps In tou^_w itli the sriitc to TWni FattB""'County fiald-thoy .hope_tQ_mo.v.c . state, If wo were still with the PTA.” made of it, she said. organization through the Twin Falls PTA Conuulsslc|,n Chairman^ ...... Ve>tpcdlllou3ly” ' on , the GII^T IT lM S Many o the officers In the Blckel PTO,t,are In fact, Miss Anderson feels more pahents.are ----r«ouneiVr ’hcd“thtouRh~PTO*m< iila ■ ~ ....Wtfirn'ni^iuineBy-U-wiil^-^t— w h u t iS afticinflfel ■Itoiialnpmnnl-pi_wlllch. p o i r s M ^ lie group worked hard on a telephone Slie said t 'S^'sslonT rs appVuve tile . “ Tommerdnl-realilential T i!f(aninr«r^ going'on." Mrs. Fuller said. urging passage of the school bond eloctlon last the fall open house and plans a fund raising While tlie idea of two conflicting, parent planned unit developmenl complex on the Snake nlyct Soup. Chili. Sandwiches month, sponsored the annual open house and Is event — typical PTA functions., groups with Its always present possibility of Legal Lunch' Plalo ...... ■' *■ spring. ■hie feeling has been expressed that the PUD) ordinance. . P " ™ ' 'eruption into emotion-packed controversy is ••matter was handled betlop^at Harrison, than The Twin Kails County Bi-l'll!;-'. "'"V !!■> “ " E - ' FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH linderstjindnbly n~heftdttehe—for—Uio—school— Plonnl,inland ------Z o n lw i- P l a n nlDI! site preparation thi^ . 601 Sho«hQn* St. Noflh principals, it actually'generates lltlle Interest duality of organlzatian at Harrison, as there Is Commission last Thurs^iy -wuiter. ______-In^Blckcli------^...... - — rcapproved the-PUD ordiriance—1 But everyone concerned seems to agree that and sent it back to the county Ihol thefts Uie'cphflietrwhlCh has'hnrdencd inta lines of- comm issioners—-for- -final- JJ^XC IU IIIT -Boise^&peGialist "irorn'VS'BtHtr controt-DftlTU-lDcnl-unitTlrfarfrom- -npprovnl:---- ^ ^ ------NftTIONSXRlAtlOM S^i i m a |iot Issue. In fact, few parents probably ___ Commissioner Merl Leonard would know or care which organization their said the commissioners will G ilt Storo Francm reTiVllllntilBr-i------'W IN F A L l^ - Two tool school Is associated with, | m ett this week with planner Investigate to appreciate. Absentee offered T F job thefts Ivere being Investlgatfid It is ironical that the two local schools Ross Fasollno of Idaho State or owner.manager orrangennenl. Sjiturday by Twin Falls city withdrew from the slate the same year that a University to remove n Inteurating Twin police. court suit, brought by the Idaho Congress of ambiguities In Uie wording of CALL: (BOl) 363-2653 or writo =By=GEORGB'U4LBV- -Batesr-Edonr-told- —Parenls-and-Teaehorfi-agalnfiLUic Slate. Lond Uie, ordinance. Times-News Writer Falls city and county. ^ - 70 Orchard brivo officers someone tntered u Board, resulted in m ire endowment funds being Fasollno, a professor of t w in FALLS - A Boise U onard said salary and ' North Salt Lako, Utah 84054 . large toolbox In the back of hiS channeled into education use, so that each local architecture at ISU, drew up community planning specialist • otlier \oh factors are now being • J9GG pickup U-uck and removed .school will l)eneflt indefinitely from this action. Uie original ordinance for the luis been offered Job of negotiaU>dbetween Hichey and ihc H smaller tool box and Its comprehensive planner for represenUdives of the planning country. ... . ^ ---... ciunciU contents valued at about $400. 'IVin-FttUs-elty-im'd-eouiily^---- cuumv**.------^------The vehicle was parked~at“ “ D a v i d MrHicheyrw'as-piduul___J.eonard said the salary Uie Depot-Grill pnrking Jo] n l. ‘Vjirly’ tlii's week^'as Ufe ‘ first' ‘ r a n g o ^ in g - discyaaed with Richey is from $12,000 Id Uio lime,. Bates said. choice for the planning post by W. M. Keener,’ 472 Elm St:, J14.000. Ujc Twin Falls Joint Planning lold police he discovered Uie UENN-AIR Council, Should Tlichey accept Uie Job. u o n a rd said, he will be on ■ Uieft of a tool chest with Uirce . Merl Leonard, chaif’miin of drawers and an assortment of ibjjtiopar'y sUitus for six the Joint council, said Richey mechanic tools from his __ Jlfti-nlffler which, salary was considered the b e ^ garage Siiturday. He said Uie “adjustments miry be made. qualified of ihe five finalists theft apparently occurred Richey Is now employed as a interviewed for Uie newly- between Nov, C and Saturday, CharbH>il Sndoora planner for_Tlldor Engineering created Job, ____ He estimated Uie loss at $500. TiTy'M'anager jean Milar. Co,. Boise. He recently helped who serves as* secretary- design a comprehensive plan treasurer of the joint council, for Uie city of Wells. Nev. said Richey was picked I^ior to joining Tudor last Musical 3 6 5 d a y s unanimously by all council year, Richey was planning members as the first person to director for JCfferson County, negotiute with over the Oregon. An architecture graduate of slated at a y e a r ._profca5lonul planner's Job, "He's somewhat local and 1 Jdjdu) Slide University, he Is Now a Jonn-Air s' countortop So- ^ Uiink Uiat was rtjally a strong working on a BA in economics vory Coniro bringsauthontic ' point with members of tlie joint at Boise Slate College. college From 1MB to 1971 Richey was Cooking Appliance ouldoor charbrollod flavor indoors. It grills oloctrically. A nd. planning council,” Milar said. exhausts smoicurrent Building. 5. IT’S A !they practice medicine. memljcrs of the hospital board On Friday nnd Saturday Uie : Tlie'Twin Falls County toTj^w Uiree-year terms, AVAILABLE IN THESE COUNTER 'commlsslojiors picked Dr, Fourth District High School FRENCH ;Kiitz to replace retiring board Reappoiiited were Wiliiam m iiic clinic will be a)l day and TOPAAODELSTOOl ^member R(il>ert Slephan, Dr. ' Davis, Twin Falls; I5verett during Uie evenings of Uie CSI FRYER Norris and Clarence Mollifield. TKalz was named to a three- gyn»’ both Hansen, and R(dph . ryeai term. : A pedialrieian, I)r. Katz is a Assendrup. Buhl. ■Tractor mishap oT

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W A ^IN G T O N '^T tiirtlm e tfflinHm icrrniuclr-— inconceivable that tlio proaldcnt would-reslgn-^— Irnnspirod.- ■obstruction-of-JiujicQJn.tlicjnatlcuLlho.tQpca. ,Sohdav>.Novbmt>qr ...... lbng11ininixImircrT*grotff-t»-66)r-itrtii>— ~undcr^irciini!rtmiecrihnt~would-tronsfci^the— ii^r-lt-sccmscvident thftHornnnny-AmorioflnB, - .The— - tria M , i-S, U . ch -D_ ^ cPjnpjjillCMb^i *u _____ ‘ M*rnb<»f of AgdiMJiimou ol cTrculaHon and UPI. OKlclal Cily and lecd wllh Iho-lmpoflchmont and trial of- Wliito IIoum to^Uio Dcmo^^ undor n ,^troflkinR point nbruplly boon roach(wl. No— ijnpcnclimcnt_woiud_lIc_u^tn^ months. It would-toko Uio-Chicf-Justlcc-awoy-— ^ • Erd NiionT Nouiinsilng r’ wm cio«r u,« tVCBldcnt • C - ...... nrl-A lbortr- - - action...... that Nixon-hlmself plight tnkc — no ...... f r o m t h e S u p re m e C o u r t f o r t h is s a m e p e rio d . So •will b . publi.hid. rubiiih.d dally end Suncloj'. .« t.p t Soiutdoy, ol . ' poisonDus.nIr 011(1 r c n lo r o 0 M nM of (lomosllc &ut oven if Gerald Ford had been confirmed 'spccch, no jitnlfmcnl. no oxplonntfgn through drnmntic an event would oxhauat an already I.H Third Sli.el W..I, lwin l-oll. ldi.ho ■ Jiy 7 ____ -Ir^nniiM lty:______-JiiUdcr,pcftslil(int;tlii>s-nssndnRji3flpnhU^n^ _hH.nifl^«i_-^_rnii!tl qMpllJhp_nnHfinnl'doubt- nnd. L"'.w n" “d i ' S o ^ S J o r l n d ^ Th. « r o 1 to »Voiil ml»undcr.lonain 8 : I om not urRlw , succoaslon,.tl)o.ProKidont's roslgnntlon would dlslriiat. ■ ' , wcnry country nnd compound uic porliann . s . , ^ ______^ or.prcdlcUnB U>nt two-thfrdfi of-the Scnntc vote . : com e.aaonQtT\oreunllQteraiact on hla part: He - , - Hla ono chnncc to lulvngc lils ndm lnistrotlon.i, —turmoil. ,^ ^ - , ;_ ^ tof^coin/lotlon.iinil riunaviilJaiin-iillleeJD un ------^aloiiii^w o iild -lio -c biitrolllna ■ Uio^'««iuenfcc=l-7urit(m&n[~ o T :u lfl:& n a tQ ^ ^ a dvaHintffrS cniil t U M ^ ■“ ijls^HcnulitanwiiW ir'piit an- end - t^ h o ; moat desperately .needed now, and thaHs an — fliB.Tnol^WT^oFd-'ii proiiiacncy'SfbBd^llion Ho -- 1. I_- * ...__li...... J ' . *THln finil /kntWln ' p c r f o n n n flo r v lc o to t iio c o u n t ry , a n d p e r h a p s to N ixon’a sole rcsponslllUlty. If tJie most powerful olfsesslvo a 'tt^ s ; his conviction equally would ending. TYlnls. nrc tlhlto. Ttio day w o u ld ’coitic Nixori''s friends Nixon ns w ell, by voting a bill for Im peaclm icnt. office In tho froc world is to change hands, under perm it the nation to resume .h norminl course, when the Sennto'nt lone lost voted to cbnvict or Ttint recomrnondftUon comes hard. I hove , trte traumatic conditions that now obtain, tlie' ' A resoluUon of im peachm cntrlf It is to n c q u lt.in one ulttm otc tick'of tlic clock on tlic kjipwn this prcflldoi^or. 75 years, supported change should reflect the aolcirui-dclibcratc w ill... _ nccompllsh...... thbdesirpd...... ______end, should .cover the Sonntc wall,'It would be nil over. , Irinhii people linvc been amoriK.thc best friends of him, defended hini, praised his general o f th e S e m ite . ' ; whole gam u t of qlinrBOB bruited d liounii- U ic No silch finnlily la in prospect'now > Ttic President Nixon. plillosophy while criticizing, particular actlons,- Two weeks ago I said It-j was nonsense past two ycnra. * ' President Is a mnn under siege. He Is still ■ They proferrpd him oyer John Kennedy in 1900. and I Ijoppon , . to like him os d'human ^Ing. to suppose tho SenatQi would vote to convict .The president should be Indicted by the . cnpnblcotsovcrnlnR,bulhisownblundcrshave -Nixon-nndihu.Ttorem ovd;hlm -from Dfflt(r'nTat— — Houserln effectTfor crlmlniil-mlaeonduel-ln-Uio--- cost him houvily In-lorms-ot-public-confldcnce.- column was w ritten Just 'a.s news was breaking ITT case, the milk deni, the Ellsbcru affair, the and respect. I nm not ccrtaln that even hi,^ , vote in the nation in 1960. Ijis t year they handed the „ l„ s„,(|co. Wo ore oi thni o f t h e f ir in g o f .A r c h ib a ld C o x a n d th e r e m o v o l o f Wntergnto burglary and cover-up, the acquittal would restore hla leadership, bul l am im provem ents. tto--.|nM)flldoHtiflU-pwporty»^liiTv~<»iu>inoinl-of-thb;-imu ilu it .lfln stif,.W flJifl^LnQU — *Prwiirient-aomelhme4ike^ijl-ljttUlloai.ovor-Gcotge-^h't.-nn»— ------— eilint^rttclinrdtilm...... M ^ =g^=ftff6WW.'l"Mi I ’ ' ' '' ' I nil m'ln i.i Ml-— iT ^ . .iirr^.;^to«lRiw»H<>irt«™>4li>Mini>wr;i fatei>MlliMlly.Viii inm »Uli'y»ii)i' ~ lit—emtfiimiiir*‘and" ’fiir=e»ngn'i"""*iirffra n iii;"tTnn.'ii*'iiiHBi!i"'iin"'i1if'riitf<)efigg~ . The percentage of support tor-the P re sld e n u n ----- ______^ ^ ----- ^------, — : — :------i _ course our ship of state la taking now. ‘ M a g ic Valley has been even more supportive as r>PM (V*CArV^ m PM PIPCTttM P the Valley has given him higher margins than has IVirrfUJt-KMV.. I O C'-'KIMCKo I'JiN t , . thfi rfimainder^ofJhe state.______^ Drive to church today ...... So it must cQinioiis somcthli^ig of a shock to find that a poll of Magic Valley people shows that only-" to^€(vis~nration^s^rw rgr 40 per cent were willing to say they approved of the ~ ~Prcstddnt*s^conduct in officer~Another-30'per cent - L.tbeirlhQur,') were, to t>c cut . disapproved and 22 per cent wouldn’t express an Do’ you have that therm ostat w ay up there, or down. opliiton~ do you have it down where it should be - sny • Even more sobering was the fact that 31 per cent jjwmewhere between G5 and CO degrees? GIVEAWAY DEPT: ; of polled Magic Valley residents said the President Just one of the marty things which w ill aid jn Will you please help m e find a home for a littic' tlui,energy crisis. Another — keep lights turned pup? She is about 10 weeks old and will be a very’ ■ should resign in the best inter'ests of the country, off unless you are using them, keep the old bus sm all dog. She is shiny black with tan markings. ___^;niia '■pmpnrM " 'ilh s? per cent who-tclt-M r. Nixnn- m n d c i—50—rn ile iran H io u f^ a n d skip -that-long -] She's nolo piirobrodbut-ls a.vcry-nlceJltUc-fiirl^ yshould not resign and, 12 per cent who offered no Sunday-ride. Wliy not just ride to church’ She needs a home without very small children.- 'opinion: . . instead? Thnnks lo Mr. Spectator for this fine service, It would be misleading to suggest that'thd survey Tliose in the know say we A m ericans are Just Just tell your readers to call 733-7471 or com e lo spoiled. We will use more energy in the form of showed anything other than an expression of 1G40 Willow U ne’in Twin Falls ond ask for -^support-for-tho_ProsidentUn-Magic-Vallcy,-as_ Jeanne ^Taupin. majorities of those exjiressing opinions favored Mr. Nixon. Also, there' is the possibilify or sieiiificaht' TIIE OLD PILOT ------You folks who can rem em ber back to the error in such a survey. MR. pioneer days of flying will recall Col. Bernt But. the results surely must be ominous for Ihi; Bnlchen. His military career spanned two wars President. SPECTATOR and he served w ilh three nations. He was the Fo r if the people of Magic Valley who have been • firsl polar pilot. Well, he died the other day at the President's best friends have moved go far -74^IUr-®mindiH»fi-thnt-of-fin-the-poopl(HJn-thlH-old— r — away fruiii hilllTWlTOt inU^rtTe the juagment ol. t|ie _ Earth lie was one of only two in history to be made an American citizen by special act of rest of the nation. Congre.s.s. Only other was the M arquis de Mr. Nixon's presidency appears to be in grave gasoline, electrlcily, oil or w hal have you in the nexl soven days than three-quarlers of the Uifayette. trouble wilh the people. ptjopleon Earth will u.se in the nexl year. T O D A Y ’S C H UCK LE; .A nd we alm ost fort;ot ~ we got,a fjew letters A diamond is a piece of coal that stuck to the filled wilh groans when we menti^ne^ recently '■that daylight saving time llie year around would J o b .' Rededication be (igood energy conserver. Well, |( looks like we arc KolnK lo Met it by act o( Congress I Fifty-five years ago today, at 11 a.m ., the guns fell silent in Europe as an arm istice ended the “ war tllCALLV? Tliousiuids of students in Norwegian high News Tips to end w ar." schools went on a one-day strike lasl week in ■ The event and tlie date have'been celebrated prote.st against a decision by the_M lnliitry qL since by the veterans of that war — now graying Cliurch and Education lo introduce a shortened and their'ranks dwindling — as Armistice Day. 30-hour teaching, week next fall. Mr. - In the half century and more since, the United .Spectator never thought he would live long enough to hear of lygli school students anywhere — LStntfjs has been involved,in Ihrcc other m ajor wars '— World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Each has added to the ranks of veterans as well as to the lists ■; =^p=^f=waTade«d?.j>loundod-an ri-J iiiRfiin ii, . _____ .'______. - -Attitudes-ioward eelebrating-tho-cnd-of-a-majbr_ ' war changed, as the surrender at the end of World — r-W ar II followed by three weeks the wild middle of a crisis, would have over-ridden the (C) New York T im es G. Harrold Carswell to Uie Supreme Court. chief such as Senators Eastland Jind Stcnnis of ...... celebrations _of_yJ-Day'and earlier, the. cheers of Mississippi, and Jackson of Waj'nington, voted, President's V?!ta,-llmiling his freedom to make, WASHINUTON - Tills city Is alwoyB looking Also, the'poneress had refused to approve VE-Day. Inconclusive ceaise-fires ended the against tlie President. - or threaten war. But spectacular events over . for clues to the future' — partlculorly now clues his policy of buildinu a supersonic transport In the House, Mississippi voted 5-0 to override W atergate and the oUier scandals of the last few , Korean nntLVletnam w ir s ^ ^ ______— to the future of th a President —. a n d In. the lasl plane, and it had forced him to stop bombing his veto, Georgia voted 8-2. Alabama 5-2, North months have weakened his authority both in the After the Korean War, Armistice Day was - few days It has beon two events of considerable Cambodia last Aug. 15. ‘ O iro lin a 0-2. Texas 11-9. M issouri '8-'2. West congress and in the allied capitals, and this is designated Veterans Day, as a means of importance. But tlie vole against his authority to m ake war Virginia 4*0. now his problem. recognizing the men and women wh6 served their - F irst, tiic Congross _ of tho U nited States,^ by a ______in_accordaiice. .wiUi_liis-m U;rpretaUo.i of his ...... ‘ ■ ' ' ■ . |*nvyr as coiiiniander in chief was a direct Congress is troubled, resentful over U is no Iflnger a question of hla critics in the press or. his pohUcal adversaries - in the nation.: in, wartime Still some t.-aditio.mhste---^« challenKc to the .President's interpretation ot“ “ W atergate and all the President's m aneuverings . Congress. His owrt, Republican and Southern continued to refer to It by Its original title. Fo r the ,,iu,out its consent. tus consmutionai' rlgtita, and Uie challenge and deception.s. anil it wanted to send him a Democratic allies In the Congress vote against -votoranR:Of-the49l7il9ia war and.tlieir-.tamilies, it ---- Thisi' the White House said, , -seriously come; not only from the Democrats, but from message. It doesn't have Uie heart to impeach him, or force his resignation, but it wants to him and overrode his veto, and his own allies In held a special meaning. undei-mincs this nation’s abjlil'y to act Japan and^Western Europe didn’t support his Many clung to some manner of observance of ' decisively . . . in times of intomalional crisis." warn and rebuke him, and so iLdid. ------Japan and tlie allies in Western Europe, wiUi ' efforts for peace In tJie Middle East. ' Second, Uie European allies and Japan have Armistice Days on Nov. 11 even after federal JAMEiS less r ■'ason^are also giving the President a hard In many ways, they were unfalr to him, but refused to follow tlie President’s lead in the Uiis is the way it is. . legislation shifted it to ah October date. This year, Middle East, and while approving Secretary of tim e. They don’t want to Uike any responsibility.for He has jost Uieir trust, and they are following because the date of the arm istice ending World War State Kissinger's compromise, to save the RESTON trying to settle the Aral>Israel struggle in the Uieir own interests and doing as Oiey please. I falls on Sunday, tlm following day — Monday, cease-fire, have insisted on defining and Middle Eas^. Tliey don't even want to cooperate , publishing o pro>Arab peace settlement even Nov. 12 — is being observed as a holiday. wiUi the United SUites in trying to get arpis to before the Israell-Arab peace talks have begun. members of his own party, and his normal No matter which day is observed as a tribute lo Israel to hold Uie balance of power against DH.TIIOSI'MSON , Speeches against- the President ond polls supporters in -the ConservaUve Democratic Moscow's arms to tfie Arab nations. the millions of, Americans who have served and showlngia steep decline-ln public confidence do soutli. Tliey just w ant oil to keep Uieir factories died in the nation’s wars, perhaps this year a filling liim no good, ^ t tiiese are serious actions — Eighty-six nepublican.s in the House of. remembrance would be a rededication by tliis almost personal rebukes — which limit his RepresenUilives and 25 in the Senate voted going, and it doesn't come from Israel. Temperature auUiority and challenge liis leadership, both at agolnst him. Tliough Sen. Barry Ooldwater of A year or so ago, even a few montlis ago. if nation —‘Idahoans'and“Magic Valley, residents would have been inconceivable thiit tho included — lo strive fo r the establishment of .a hojne and abroad, Arizona called the vote "tlie most dangerous 'Dear'. Dr. Thosteson: How far .can, j Uial has happened to this country since Japanese or the I|)uropeiin allies would have temp’crnlure 'vary from 9fl.fi and still be iasting-pcace and an end to the deistructlon am Eight times before on substjmli.aLiBauea-flL- policy, Uie Congress had failed to override tho before the Constitution was written . . . totally opposed President Nixon or American policy so considered normal? W ien la m feeling fine and directly and flo'publlely in tho middle of sucli waste of war. ''“ Pre'srderil’s 'v e lo c tfr~ ' Illegal, toUilly-WTDhgT"* the Congress insisted. take m y tem perature, it is 9B,0 or 08.1. E arlie r, the Senate iuid refused to con firm his In the Senate, faithful defenders of the delicate negotiations by the Secretary of State. “ necently. after I had an attack of flu with a Or the congress of the United States in'tho nom inntions of Clem ent F. H oynsw orth, Jr . an ---- -• ^ — "Tlie toi'hniquc is-.to hiiycWcry few prOBB got up after a good n ig ht’s sleep and |ydur a n im a ls ,’‘ said tlie W hite House reporter who Is "T lial lias never been propo.se300 to 400 reporters w ill Tills variation can be as much as 2 degrees Correspondents Association. Following the briefing. Warren was asked If A^iw any reasonable newsman frantic." without meaning anything In particular. He was referring to President NUon’a press. he tiioujiht the present structure of PresidentlaL — "I’ve thought perhaps tliat reportprs' ' namwt conid drawn from a hnt. rather tlian Certainly nothing to* worry about. - cohforonoo la8 t-wook,-ln.whlclv-Uui-ptfcss-£uuTis------prcs.H-con£eiUinuca-mlght-nQt_bc^cuanlc9Lb, ‘" 7 To'gflfiglU'do\vn'lffflRurcs;atemperat»u-e as- ^ evoked widespread criticism for loud shouting • nwiy- of the ^nerlcan people os being our going through that circus, wiUi Nixon as,, 'low ns‘0fl.5nr'as hlgh as 09.2 can'be considered in order to try U^achi^ve recognlUonTBy the • esfiecialljLContrive([b^ tlie President in order lo animal trainer But then the question Is, which perfectly normal — keeping In mind that rest, Pre.sident so as to be a ble to ask (iuestioh.s'...... ' ' 'nroduco the' h e tia tiw effect of shouting reporters names go Into Ihc hat? There are — uot^vity>4>nd-»mot<^boUHH»-lwvo ■ Uiolr-o/foct-flt> At the daily Wlilto4JouRc press briefing this reptrturs’.. - - varlou,s times! ‘'I do not'think that the majority of tlie "He's ohVlously got the upper hand - >week, the Times-News ask Deputy Press A yariatron pf li degree or even two degrees . Am erican people believes he creaUJfi such a altliough- 40; itinutos of’ answering suoh Secretary Gerald Warren r between people Is quite,expectable. •Whcn'you-Hnld thnt-thp-Prcaidcnl:(inda-hlfl- -Hcono,^mHwored'Warren,-obuiouflly4rritatcd,- _queiition^can-dniia-anyone^He-knQWii_pi:elty.. — ::Ko~yij\ir“ rendlngj^nrc well iw thln normal "A n d I dp not think you speak for Uie A m erican well w lu t tiie veUsron reguUu-s are ^oing to oak press conferences 'ufieful/.. (s-Uils because lie 'limits,'and yimr 10L4 wiUi the flu w asn’t out.of ■ enjoys me notionally tQlqj[.lM.^o^fecl * of people.". ■ . ' . I. I ijicin whul kind, of questions, ihelher. line, for that condition. Arandomsairiplliigof-WlilteHpuse reporters, , belligerent, or funny,, or what-are k n ^ n as newsmen having U) shout c o o ^tltivcly in order ~ illyoiUvunUQ^lk-abouUexlremoa—i-whlch lih hiii recocnlUori and asKiK a quesUon?"qiiosUon?" ' for both print and electronic media aa well aa 'softballs’. - yotr have not remptcly npproaclfed ; -w rltc rT ^ B K c a T o rin o— J - u ^ W c i l J i e doesn't d uck all tlie hard gtie.s tons eonvulsions^mfty-ticcur * (but n-omiwayamt- ”Nq. Ttioprowc^foronool^Just-ono-way-lD—------. ------y.lD— ,-atlributlan)'-dlsclosed.-Uie .-attri following,.among- -a a isevidont by the fact tiuit he seetn.sT^ia v c ___ ' jilwtit'lOO degrees, antTbrflin-damago occurs at rfa*rtnntlon-fQr:Darrtlathcr:ot 2 C ------—^ ■.^TIia-PrflBiflanHiilLprhHS .,miJcrcnco-is n .. , ™ . — ____:ILi.raajQrityj)f.Uio-Wiajo4Iouseprtii-corp«- •TcufcfUlly cohtrlvAd (unl in which IfflnevltabJo 8 11 consciousness . at 01 'dej^ccsr and " heart '•You look li(e d ' nd-palo, Henry. Hbvo tho -were to ngrec. would tho President bo w lllln a to 1 tHat' we look like^wolvoa.-toaring. a( tho ppor .' 9 prpbloms develop at about.B3. . V • crats finally Cd\jghtup with yqu?" \offect a ground rule that wou|(|..ollmlnnt« all President of Uie Unlte

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-TJj^OYCrrCARPENTER ~'Sevcrnl~thpTncs~w’c rc“ repcnte(l~URntn~nncf----- brtcWr" AnoiiiLT anHWor wjls typical: ;‘No in; shouldn’t ____ T lm cfi-Nctf wrttot*______^ again in the answers. Watergate was mentioned A Buhl opinion w as-"I don’t know t-nmii'h rosignJ^canseheisandeticM lnffiriTnnd ruihi TWIN F A L U - Abourono Uilrd Qf 100 MnKlc ■^imit'often as'the rei\son for~(lialltusI6 nriTcnt“ -ab rn in n tJ'evp rr'!': my thnui’hts. -l-Just-don’t- --ur whTiiirw-sri»ulini7i>a^^^ i„ do Vnllcy residents surveyed by phono tliis u>eck •with the President, both by his supporters and . lindorstandU.” . wliat hr siiys. •s«l4-P«H;Ulont-] M iW i w i g n ^ But nenrly twlcc ns .mnny saW he>sliould A number of.people were.^psel-,by_lhe ------r — - e«-- ..-i - - . — _ ' • reinnin in offic e . ______i _ i . T:."AWlf&Hnm^Umoi-opjnIon^ npnrly cvcnl^' 's Falling] T f i ^ y js Farnnig!’- :dlvldcxli3n-whctlfier:Nlxon1fuddond.fl:ii Do you,UU0 k Prealdcnt'Nixbn aho^ild resign "At first 1 thought he was good, biit latelyjim in the best ihtcreata of the United States? beginning to wonder." ’I) iJo.you gerierally npprov(TDrdl8npt)rovC“Of“ --- A-^GirodlnR-Tnnn: — “ 1—think— umler-thc President NUon's conduct in office? circumstances he is doing a good job.” But a Tlie survey answers revealed considernbly Filer woman said " I hone.slly do think he should TTT. ’ *1 ■■ 'I »- ■SHS than has been shown in similar notional better.” surveys. A Jerome m/in sai(l that "for the first four . But the answers sliowed tliat there is a very years, I approved. Bui since Watergate, I large minority wliich feels the president has disapprove.” done his job pobrb' arid should resign. A Burley man said, ‘’If ho doe.sn’t re.sign, he — Gn-the-firat'queationr&^TpcQple SHld-thoy-felt— ~Hhould-be-lHmg-rI-havo-disajM«>'ovcui~or-him' the president should not reislon; 31 said he since he went in.” slioulcfresign,'jlfid 13 didn't express an opinion. ’■ 'A'Jerom e woman said "T can't understand — — — — — ^ An.swers to the second question showed that 40 him, but I ’m still with hitn” and another woman persons.approved tlie president’s conduct in , s a id ’’It's debatable' (resignation!. Fdidn’l like -htm^n*taugtn-withrHhink-thr-me?ir-wn9-9 lirred O P in im u up tp gc| rid of the vice nresident and savi* his 'Hie survey was conducted at midweek before owti bacon.” Presidenf Nixon's speech on.national energy A Slioshone woman said "U p until the tapes I — ------problems in which he shid he would not resign. opproved. I think he i.s holding something

-Mideast-War^ -Let^our-EresidenCaloiie’ ' Dear Editor: Editor. Times-News: this IS an ideological,, And would any President IVesident to be, they can aUo In reference to the orticle by M arilyn Elliott U-t our President alone. I realignment where Ihe dare veli) a bill correcting Ihe due note that this bunch beat divides NATO concerning the death of Delilah Bow den, I want beheve that no revelation in working classwill again have a now-nefarious oil de|)letion the Democrats soundly. ■ Id say “ thtink you." those tapes Is worth the piirly to represent IheinT The allowance, that great creator Bud D avis’ was the only As 0 personal friend of Dees, for many years, Democratic Party, should, inil nf _Tcxas- miHionaircs^No- -candieaks of )us Uepublican elhic. course, even from a again. He'll win the election not WASHINGTON - •’We Here is where that were left uiuiHswered.” I want to know why they mandate lie does so with good Example: Tax loopholes'lire' Democratic Congress, decided by a head of lettuce!! I certainly made a God-awful perception gap first became weren’t asked. reason - no matter whal tiiese created by the Democrat- 'Hie Democratic Party has Peqple any more say they mess of it" — .so said one evident. Persuasion having Who was in such a hurry lo leave the court sotnewhal ridiculous polls try controlled Ways and Means failed the working is: Democral, Wilbur Mills, tu communicate with their will, and 1 personally don’t handling of . North Atlantic iM'gan tije U. S, resupply of necessary lo make a true nnd proper Judgment'.’ The people elecled Hichanl Mills has said loopholi-s are l>eo|ile.TliL*y have also failecf to want my vole altered from Trea'ty Organization allies Israef. *' •, Many questions were not onswered l>ecau}ie Nixon, iu)l (Jerald Ford or Curl necessary [or business. Yes. put up worthy candidates. election last, and I voted.”for during the recent Middle East But the .West Europeans mnny quefiiions were not asked! If our Juries bul on \vhal scale'.' Support The Watergate scandals Uichard M. Nixon. were still left with the first All)ert, or .)oe Blow, war. and law enforcement of Cassia Count} are not Polls ask a few selected given to chuin-storcs who can l«)int this uuU For whalsoever Had toL .... He and others speak 6 f the U' asse.wmoDt. Two days later the only incompetent hut disinterested, what j)ooyle in a so-called ‘cros.s- then ride a tax loss until ^niali history • rcinem bers the NOEP. T, KTtEFT . -S,_ einoljomH- -aecusalionH U, K rcMiresentativo to NATO, chance do we have? L , sccHion’' and gel certain stoles finished. Conuiutlce Id He^-lecl tlie Twin Falls ^against its European partners Donald Hmnsfclfl'.''went into I am asking to wTtlihold my luimc for [jerceiilage figures. People 'for separating themselves the NATO Council in Brussels very Important reasons. I want to live longer who are supposed lo resemble Ifrom U. S.*Peace efforts. with a whole new analysis of than Delilah. the majority of other people. ; WJiether or not Secretary of the Kast-Wesl slakes in what Name Witlilield Heseinble Uiey miglit, read [State Henry A. Kisainuec .had previously . !>een a .local GSI offers ‘big tijiiel eY^enls_ minds they can'l 1 say this; actually used "disgust" to- war. describe his di.senchuntment- — '‘It was a Ujugh statement,” riolxidy can s|)eak for what I functions have been cancelled with NATO at a closed-door said one official familiar with tiiink. Edilor, Tunes-News: which the associated students --the US inewiaga_iiWc.lold-oui:_. support Uicliard Nixon Concerning the article diited or transferred from the Fine of Uie College of Southern ago. that word aptly sums up allies that' we Wanted to show bt‘cau.se he won a naiioruu Oc-l, 21, 197:i in the .Times- ’ Arts Auditorium .to Idaho have brought to Uie 'Magic Valley: Josh White, Jr.,, the Nixon Adm inistration's the Soviet Union detente.is a election' News, dealing with the use of accoinmodiite requests fhom _L-ii/^iii:i-KU[ipi>t:t-krnnnhfidV-JL _Thpntrp. nf tho Honf. Hnnndinn : —tivom-ay=: trwh= -Ihv-AuUUummL- la n im ii -U hl ,sriiall group of men .select. Operii Co.. 0UO Harmsi, Dick crisis.''—“ • h that the whole of Western 1 feci Ihye-^is a great Auditoriuin. .. ilor.-Times-Ncwsr^^------■G rcfi6rs^:^cu~shcrniin7~iind ___Behind th e ’scenes is the _ security -*vus ^ipw^involved. decried “ BR-aus'e "'politician's Ifave misunderst^indlng'’ being sent The Diiettanles have voiced My wife and 1 are citizens of uieir .compiainis auoui uie many others in Just the last realization that the Middle since the SoviuU-Uniort'' was graphically pointed out their across lo the community. The "Hieir .complaints about Uie Editor, Times-News: Twin Fa lls’ since July 190!) by Ineptitude by giving us our last article made it sound as If ■Ai!dltorlum''b('lnBntcd-Tip-for— j'oarr>Tnhimttcndanc«-b>-th- East crisis produced |the aiming for.,a strategic victory -eliole».-l-bolong-t{)-4}io4>PoU)eu biggest rift in the 2-l-yt:ar the MuTclie ftasl. — [M' us sTflp "mis; vGnaeiia -pwblttr hood of the sea* and have When yoi’ stop and examine history of the alliance. By the Tlie European governments .flgainst our President: Now they want to squelch was virtually non-existent. the longest block booking is to fravelled ^ 9 und_ Uie world 'the siiuation, CSI is-an time Pi esidenl Nixon suddenly were lakeli aback.- "Tliey had Senator Brook'ji call for Uie. what Ihey feel to be a 'mistake’ This is far from the Iruth. the Dilettantes. ' extensively' and we picked educational institution and the ordered the worldwii*: alert of no preparation for Ihis Presidcnt to resign is t o t j^ with doctored polls and In 1971 the community used They . profess .that the 'Twin Falla to retire in and have faciliiies should first be U. S. forces the night of Oct. 24- assessment," said the official. irresponsible. He knows tlfat political chicanery. the facilities 6C times wiUi a coriununity wants culture and made many friends since available to the students nnd 25, a virtual communications And Rumsfeld's suggestion that Rep. Carl Albert, Speaken of If President Nixon misjudges joint use ( CSl and community i that IS just whnt they do. , moving here and we have come Uien to the community. If Uie breakdown existed between Europe join with the U. S. in Uie House, would succeed him. the people, he (Joes so no more of 22 times, in 1972 the fociliUes 1 guess what bothers m e , to love the town and Our home community wants culture — .Washington and ils chief cooling relations with the Rep. Carl Albert suffered a lhan did . McGovern, who were utilized 105 times by the most is that one reason for tut 1 have one-real'beef . . . changed platforms as often as try the ASCSl sponsored Soviet Union, its Eastern serious heprt attack public with a Jpint use of 29 hiving a Fine Arts Building is European allies, events;------■^At first, we handled .It European allies and &pternber 1MB and Is in pc Iin\gS,' And a.q"Of l»23-73-'the- • to' bring in ' cultural oriented U’ied lo register to vote m Uie Of course, the Valley may relatively calmly as the fourth Yugoslavia — which had iiealth. In addition, his biggest crime is thjil he tried to public has used the Auditorium events, and not for Uie building ' November elections. I was told, not be ready for the "Dig round in the Israel-Arab fcnid,” |)ermitted Siiviel overflights to drinking habits are the scandal divorce himself from 90 times with a Joint use of 41 and the inflation of egos. said one • U. S. o fficial, the Mier waK Interesting, bul I ’d like (o telf you ahoiit nt rtnrhP WJlcd IT chlckcn. ' — ------— ------^— ‘ .riVnUqyvotcrBtopollSf^-fn this protest the president's th e ir father nald, ''W e’ll have 16 bill him . TIlflt’B the only way to (;ure h ln u " article there is a statement selection'of tiernld Ford as n y the tim e he got his gun, he couldn't find the dog. whlch'is enUroly false. Doesn't Vice Presldorit. ______" A ir n c in ‘ ,M r: Ford, In Uie past, has accuracy before being printed? ploying with her slater omi sohicUmeR she wasA't thert. violated hisbath Of offico.-Whal Slioahonc.hfld Uiclr elecUon -~Tliolr'lnlito,f-hunted all day, ibut tlie dog Iw^Bn't rouful.-Tlred aniF very ■ w in ho d b '^ VltC President .or ; ' on sam e day os _r^equlr<^ by lUugusted, he OBked, "A nncU dojjou kntw iw hurc Rin g 1h hid in g ? " ______President of the United Statca? ' liiw, Nov. Cth, not She I kn ow ." She w is told to bring him to l>e shot, but looking her Think, then ..act to' help .. Friday as your, paper stated. father In tlw eye, nald, Vljivon't We've talked U over all day and Ring promised j>Ec'ii£tu£_.and protcctJhc__^ -'— IndidentaUy, wb hod-a voUn(| — noyor-to-klll jn o lh o r ohlekon.ii— p— ...... — ;— :— -. 7 1;— Constitution of tho. United , . pert^ntagco(Oa.!^.oIr«glat£rfid ---- The dog Uve s - im ln o r lty .- l- P « ™ n » “ «kW|t,iUo8aLpayp(fa.-dJittaJ^.Eor;iollll02':. to iiol. -i, "■naffltSm”“ cnjniSIsm"pro'ifraurirTindcr" |irff|!riOininillilcr— "'wlen!ilWy In return lor puBlilnii-notlon-on-conlniols^ -fedeijnl'—InvcBtlKDtion—- - ~ ...... for- -Uirou ollcgdd bribes iintl klekbncks. Admlnfstrntlon sources said ' TJie Doportmcnlof Justicu is Uiat invcstlKotors were looldnB looking into, the charges of. into reports of robbery, •politlctfl-nnd-crimlnni-flotlvlty_^xlO£llfin-flndJcauil..----- — ■ agBnt3iz:flf:rtlig:rJfeilpralzri!rr:A i'-JnvoBtlHattop-b^-m e .JJ& w _ . . . --nuroaM-ot-.Im/MtiRflUon hove .. .Times- over t h ^ Jiis r -alrgndv-intccyiewctU-aomo-or. .sftVRraLwcckaJmMiLmgOSSl _^eADEM tofcW An05t= Utc p ro g rn m ’s present a n d . su«i{cstln«mtcmpteJexIor’lton~ ■ former officials nnd staff and fraud in the' progrnm; — mom bors.------— a p p llca n ta ...lor— t u i u l u m i CAMELOT -Tlio- chorfios, mnlnly rccipicnta-of.nld.sald Uicy.tiad . involving the Officc of M inority been npproached with direct . .DuBlncsB Enterprise, .which solicltntlons tor money, — adinlnisterfrytlJo-T bulk -of - tho - -This— week,- Bcnlamin__ proi(rnm, have been turned Fernnhdez,. one of the' men over to thb office of tlio special •under investi(jntion by the — Walorfloto-proHOCUtor-,— :------JcsllflciL - b cforc tlie Sennto

WntcrCnte Commltlco henrd Fernandez, a California tcstimony-this week-lhal7 tho- buslnossnaan-who-workodifor- minorlty capitalism iprOBrnm tlie reflection of Pre,sldcnt had been uaed to reword Nixon Inst year, denied any TECHNICOLOR- PA^JAVISION* supporters and punish wrorlijdoini;. fn »n earlier -nontupportorji____ of_____ the____ intcnvliav with the tiine5,j!e_ administration in the minority denied allei;nllons that he had 0«tl lu ii ^ ------..IJSfi DtU« Is luhl «.h«r« B ti/n ,>• Congressional committees are m e m b e rs I also investigating the — pcD K con L------•'Tlie crlrnrnal IhvcsHRoIlon 'centers, on ollegatlofis that applicants for' federal funds

Porno shojt— hla:zr %ot' OGDEN (UPI) - A fire, Mideast triice signing Disbai*incnt starts w hich s ta rte d In a pornographic movie i|rcade, “w lfeTyihe fire, chrersald” riiey“ nAI.TtMORE rUPII .-driicJlflltlmnreJ^CTS_ -musl'have-been-showing—hot— 'K:tXC ELltllT- American repoHcd Saturday that the Maryland stuff,” gutted three downtown FAMTASTIC." Slate Bar Afisociatlon may flic dlsbormcnt set by Israel, Egypt™ businesses Saturday. ElifSuu-Crlfgrflm pmcecdjngfl next week against former Vice The blaze erupted in the President Spiro T; Agnew. 1 ______iContlmifd from p. 1) We are glad ot this opportunity tJiat we can do it movie section of the Salt and Qiiotlng a sourcc wltliin the bar asBoclation, Pepper Adult Book Store as directly witli one,of our Arab neighbors. the newspaper said “the matter Is now in tl»e also provides that tlw two sides will shortly before midnight 11 “As far os Israel is concerned, the greatest luinds uf counsel and proceedings will be filed scrupulously observe the Middle East cease-fire Friday. Firemen thought they tiling that we ht»po for and wish for Is that Uiere very promptly,” Tht* action reportedly would be • and Israel ngrocd itrlet suppllts through to Suez Iwd it under control, but flam es should be no sliixjting.” , filed In state circuit court in Montgomery City nnd the Egyptian 3rd army. crept through fal.se ceilings County, Md. > Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir announced Apparently anticipating the next step in into neighboring : Uint Israel would'sign the agrccm en l jusfbeTore negotiations, Arab diplomats and polltlcian.s estiiblislunents. 'she left for London to attend n Socialist were on the move Uirougliout the Arab world A.ssi£liint F ire Chief D arw in G f , convention. The signing was delayed by 24 hours . Saturday, con-sulting each other on Arab VanderGraaff said the book ' until Israel received clarifications from the negotiating strategy. store, The Red Coach Inn re.s- ! United States on several issues in the six-point HUD appointments taurant and Fred’s cafe were • President. Hafez _Ass»(l of .{iyria niet with , IMAN Ca n l i v e in h a r m o n y w it h n a t u r e ^docum ent, — . : — . -gutted. It-took crew’s two iiours * rnirtrniM nr A il-OUHH « KKiNV. bhi I.M ANN Amer Khnmmash; political adviser to King ■ Israeli government sources said the two to bring the blaze under Hussein of Jordan. President Houarl ' points were: • control. lioumedienne of Algeria met with Ashraf draw doiihle probe —Tlie om ission oT aw--4T>cntion of tije ST ARTS Marouane, a special Egyptian envoy, In Algiers. ; EgypUan nav al b lo c k a ^ a f t h e southern end of er Jet, the groy-hoired 75- the law by appointing political regional post last year to make president of the Women’s yeor-old grondmother made the historic favorites to career civil service room for a new man named by N^ntional Political Caucus.' Francas tSissj') Farenthold. ‘ announcement: nobs the Nixon administration. "In

• Aharon VtiHv, who has already mot several ^hile Kissinger was persuading Egypt’s -oncifrom-tho-Civil-Sflrvlce servicc." he s^ild,..‘.!llvc ncvci;— “al7TTdnlur"Stnte..,University { times' wltli 'tlie Egj^tiansr”«t a meeting President AnWar Sadat to accept the plan, Commliislon—and—the_olher— Iscea anything .to equal” this Tuesday. tomorrow, he fs authorized to Mgn the ceasc-fire arrlvee-oftfr-ef her iwaii n I "A s ta r as Israel is CQnccrne

secretary of state for Ne

T ill’ bii^s S N^iv. 5 flirii S "- N o vcm ticr 11 - ^lose grip-- S R O W IM G ^ T T ^ : FILER HWH^SCHOOL^^r^r MILWAUKEE. Wis. (UPI) AUDITORIUM ‘ ' — City and flPoflBhtcr8’'im lon MIWAY 30 FILER, IDAHO- _ negotiators agreed to binding fact-finding .today, ending o • “rod flu" work slowrdown ...... which had lc ft’Mllw'ouke.c w ith THE . .rcduccd flro protection for'slk HUNTING F aR T Y 'r v d a y s . , . • Offlclnlfl said citizens' UoULAUJUS-, owarcnesfl of tlw nood for ;___{ prcvonOnyt pppnrftn^iy r : rosponslblc for tl» lock of SOLDIER^ . .majoMircs^ ■■ during tlw period.; ^ ^ fe BLUE ' ! ARe MISSING Mrntmino It' ' M havM'i irl*a • CImllied Ad ■ 7316931. . - By DAVBO ESPO Sunday, Novorrjbor 1,1, 1973 Timos-Nowjj.Twln- PaIIs, Idaho - >- TimnNewiWriW B O IS E — T h e . Id o h o the ,fiscal year,. Including Comm(uloh on liuman Rights. Gem rights pajielTdmdes tcip offi^ -m ohtiy toincroHse'thb" poy ofr ----- a g re e d --- to-v-a^--- m » lo r- tfic adminiatrativc director, uerp sniosoKl. Uluckfool." " n * n 55n i twin r O C O m m O flllC iL ^ ------ttCOUDB O r'.;W P m C n . ______- In - 'as immou ciunnnun-for-Uio Saturday,r— oreatlnB— bocnuso ho said '. commission held one hcArlng wiUr n letter • denying Uie nppropriations from the comlnK yenr n^d SucrRocnLs, positions.of aUmlnlstrot VC Impossihlo for one •'op U»o subjccl in norlh.Idnho chnrgcs but not IncludlnR-any— loBlRlaturo for Uio 'Iwlanco of Boise, vice clmlHnoani- ' d i r o c t b r and commisBlon • members held out Oie information.______a t to r n e y n(imlnlBtrntlvo~flm!~logal=T»MlWUty^of-tilinfFconipln!nt- — GommiMion-mcn^crs iilsnrr- Undh. Gonzales, who hns workionds. chnr^cs if tlieir henrlngs dismissed sevornl cases, ^jjccn-lhc-cofnnilaaipn’a-dcputy^.,! letwmine- textbooks—portrny dlroctor,^— will lV»fcTeifl3E0R=|« o„„r«o or :? o c t " .2 commission office. Fred of di.scrlmtnntion filed ngnjnst offlcc. Tlie m n n had worked for uGrant, r n til,w wlio il0 has|inBD been0c n sserving c rv m 8 nsas • monU\'lo tlml out whoUicr Ulc J. R. Simplol Corn, by two COMING TO ., ______. ______.. - anolhcr-candldatc_dudng_U j(j. ntlornoy-dlrectorrwUI-hnndlfr— -toxtbooka used in Idaho sehc^is- - -popT^rjif, w n iw ” 'f u c ^ [^jarjOMdcrsi^w^gallMlllllrtallldUMlnsIgn^ — ‘uSaalun-niom^^ “ wnRfa-iiii ilKTMMS flf mitrliF^ i|,ty hudTioliiflsdiaiiii lii liuv -one- MM-ntrtortilni! to Gfnnt, Hisnma^rDpimrir— ^ Uie conjpany lins filed no nie commission also agreed y e a r opeii»» .respon.sc to Die comtnisaion, it would ask for $n,000 to- ROME (UPI)-Popc Paul VI opened the RomoR Catholic Holy Year within the DIoceiie ol Rom e, tf year ahcnd of the rest of the .world. Saturday night and prayed for its succesB In promoting spiritual rcKewai and reconciliation. TlnrfWntlffTClebraledTiinsrlnthirnnBtllcn-of- St. John In Lateran, the parish church-of popes, who nlso are tlic nishops of Rome In Ilolj' Year ^nlng-e«r«m ony^^c»W M ‘ld*wlde4

Posse^seeks more G r e ja t crime spree dead

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rainswept California coast charges. Saturday for two m ore possible Sonoma County Sheriff Don FiKoniio fln iiio s victims of tlie two accused Striepeke said deputies in --'5 • j. Stockton told liim tlie two ____i __ mass killers of nine persons in TWO VOUNG wompn~ln—nlghtelother---- — n'countryTTrPccr’s'home':------bodlcs-m arbe-lylnfrclo^oto-a' cautiously descend ladder from fourtli floor of Deputies said tlie suspects road o f In in weeds between the , burning apartment hiillding In Doston’s Beacon m ay have killed Ifi persons in a coastal towns of Bodega Bay mil Rcetiiin early Saturday. Nineteen persons two-state crim e wave that and.Jenner, 15 miles apart. were injured In fire which heavily damaged bej»an last m onth, ll ie two 'n ie search was centered in five-story building. (U P l) accused killers, Willie 1,. the area where a van used-by _ StceUnan. 20, and Dou>»ias E .. two ^^lssin^■ Arizona m en was 7<^i'0cnir ' :: \ixon relaxes at Camp David; ’Gate tapes release hinted

I ■ CAMP DAVID. M D .(U Pl)- whicli Nixon agreed to turn other c'onversation.a telephone inlei-fst [(I cleiir up these Wliile I^esideiit Nixon relaxed over to Sirica for possible call with Mitchell on Juno 20, doubts,” Mansfield said. ; for the weekend at this submission to the Watergato 1972. While House lawyers anil ^ mountain retreat, there were grand jury. Tlie first step in the Wliite members of the Waterjiate * Signals Saturday that he may Tlie Wliite House has suggest­ House strategy to try to rebuild prosecution staff held several ) be preparing to m ake public ed Nixon is willing to turn over the rt-esident's shaken prestijie whispered bench ctmferences ‘ t the content of the controversial lt4f. Sirtua-pur-mUfef sol—FiHMl-niojnpi c laim that two key conversa- the tapes will be m ade public. ferred during the week with — —tions Nixon-hold^l^formTij ' Senate V-I3cm'Qi:ralit:.- IcadcL. _W hilt2_Uouse_alluriicy^u-Eccd- Attorney General John N. Mike Mansfield said Saturday Buzhardt jmd lx;onard Gar­ Mitchell and ousted White he thought il would’be "a good ment. but Press Secretary House counsel John W, Dean idea” fo^ Nixon to make public Hotiald L, Ziegler said specific III were never recorded. portions of the Watergate tapes. arrangements for a meeting Tliey were among nine ”I think it's in his own best were not discu.ssefl ____ purported taped converantiona

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U. S. DISTRICT Judge Stay home A r . 11 1 WASHINGTON! UPDNear- The predominanlly yuuli G erhard A.ao. —-tlemonstrators waved -flagsr to...... rule whether or not the. firing chilf ami o ^ lU a ^ c.an ic.l .sl«n..and chontecl os (iiu l sliivpr^ of A rchibald Cox a^ special jeers from passing motorists they inarched in a circle Watergate prpi^ccutor wos and pedestrians, hold a ‘‘Sup* alongside P ennsylvania Ave.,j solon (isks lawful. The justice port N ixon" rally Saturday on just l)eyond the White House Department luis until Monday the sidewalk In front of the fence. iS'esidenl Nixon was at evening to submit arguments WASH1NGT0N(UPI)-Rep. Wliite.Hou.se. his Can)p David, Md,, retreat In tlie ease. (D P I) William' R.. Cotter, D-Conn., for the weekend; ' thinkspUblicofflcla1s,lncludinf^ F^esident Nixon, shouldn’t es­ cape the effects of a fuel shortage this winter by flytng .south. hotter wrote President Nixon SHOP eq u ipm en t AUCTION Saturday asking him to remain iKiliil II 102 Will I Slinl II Slinliw. UiM llinaKlii lawua Cbimlil Gifitll in Washington "and forego the w arm sunshine of Key Dls^cayne TUESDAY._NOVEMto 13. 1973 and Sah Clemente during Oils S A L I TIMKi l 100 P.M. NO LUNCH winter.” , -peoplt tills winter, our public officials SPECIAL SHOP EQUIPI'AENT cannot be expected to do les.s," SNAP ON fronl end machine with oil atfachmcrits QUICK STEAM sloam Cutter ------c lo a m ir — 2 utACKHAV\/K air Jacks — bNAP uN lacn uowoll motor — i>NAP OPT timing light — HARD SE/«VT valvo'grindor or rofacor ~ Complolo Acotolyno outfit — DoVlllis palm gun ond ho&bs — Armature Growler -- Air bporotod valvo compressor — somo air tools such, as drills, motal cutters, shears, sows, Judge cuts elc.— Other vo|ve grinding oqulpmoni - '

dam tige sum SMALLER SHOP AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT Bench grinder, factory mado drill press, m onual tiro changer, 3 bench vises, . SALT LAKE CITY, Utah numerous satety atonds, sevoral metal shop bonchos, metql slbrdgd^holves, tUPI) -Federal Judge A. 'wooden storage shelves, NATIONAL electric cash register, 4 drawer metal Sliofma?. Qirlatenaen Saturday filing cobinet, 3^30 gallon oil drums with pumps, olectric window sign with trimmed W3 million from a extra loiters. /X^ ' fill mammoth antitrust,judgmerit * agntnst Intcrnntlonnl Du.ilncss. SHOP MISCELLANEOUS T ■Machines, leaving dam ages' C o m p tc l*o l I T tractor manualt, •■VaroLmol^r renoir k •ownrded Telex.C?orp-' nt 1259.5 manuolt. iruck mbnuol*. |b l fo>o mnnuoit,- lo|> ol mlicollon. “ •oul porti, ond martv oltrar rhlicatlanvouf thop arHelei, AUCTIONHRS N O T ffil 11 Im p o tilb l* to Hit Aoch and •vary Tliii senior fcdernl-jhdge Icft- ^ H*fn. Ju■ it com* on out ...... to Ih * ai^cHon and wKat f i l-J M p untouched a countcrcIalm II you n»»d ihep tqulpmcM, It might |uit b« h*r« c^t thli oucllon . I I r a>vnrd of |2l,0 m illion which Telex, a Tulsa, Okincom puter maker,_wns ordered to pay / IB M for industrial espionage. JOHN B. HAVIS _____DidatonftonorlBlnallyaward*^ ed te le x $;i52.5 mttUon in treble AUCTIONEERS-; lYLE: MASTERS M3-5227 CIERK; CAL HARPER tlomogca-ln^a-suit filed by GARY OSBORNE 934-5350 j43i6W 55EB33JB54Zi; ■Tolox>oJiAFginH>Ui«<-o • gihnt w ith vJolatinn the Slier- -SAtE^ANAG EnrBY-M *SfeRS-AtrCTIO N SERVICE llm«*fN5wsAc« v-ry.n Anillriist Acl llirouBinta'" Auklrietf Yfidf^r.vk# Bofff" ‘ c^mputcrmarketlngmothodB. 6 Tlmei-Nowi, Twih Fall*, l^ho Sunday, Novtmber' II, S lO | IN C ‘U ( PAlUS_(UEU=.Alr_Friinc<. • Saturday it has canceled a nufnber of stopovefs In Mon U ■^Ifo no HUB Borvou n« a Uoputy” .qu(tc_whnt th ey tiflcd to bo and ,fltu?rlH in K uig T Sunty p ----- 'vetcrnn of aix wnrs wnnts to you risked your life . In six AJHwiutli >u was not o *'cn* .sfwrlir in wusn., 'lib tcrula to ovcrscnson hlH food. armed foces ho prefers a vol­ played around with It,” he flflid. Los A n gelo^ a n d C iJIq^ see Uic rest of Ujc nntlon join ^wnrs?"’ ho anid. “I finld. ‘I rccr" military men in tltousun! m a.cook and qa n logger____ • B ut w h e n y o u s lt.n n d tfllk unteer army. Ho jlilnks the Alt>u>ugh ho prefers volurv— bccaiisc of lack of kerosene Idnlto nnd otlMJr 'st^itt'H" n u j l ' “ (lldn’t rink if n n y 'm o r o Otnn flcnrfci ia U m c r spent 24 yc'^rs Qn^on« otlici'pursUItA. ! wltfi Lntlhncr yoii quickly Icnrn rirosldont’s war powers should teers to draftees, hc-thinks all suppllw in Uw Canadian cUv. -Juvo returned to Uic tradlUonnl _.. nnylwdy^clflc-diausycrybody___ ln,aorjfioCLiQ_lila_CQuntry_^..jn^-JULBlwt.n nicmu?flm^ pool tlmLtho hlglillght of his llfoiiia — ;:bo.6nlmncfidia mc4ilcmorgen>- pliyslcally -able-ypung—mcn-r-.- “ N o v r^l^"— observance— of-=— owes~^offlcthlng— to-^hlB^^cludlhft^tlio-Arirt^T-tlw-Marlna—. , ,,untlII]uflM.Iow-yearfl.flgo_wJwn ' r v i I * 1 v T i -;v—___ibeen acrvJco to h is poiinl ----clcs-i^uJuJLlcuEbcd^nd-lic-_aliould-Bpcnd.8onic-UinC-ln tl}c___ —Veterah'ikJDay^ _countryZ ! ------I^C P » nnd - In World War U - .,)» « cyefliglUJJcgim i(t^ iL J!o — i3.proud_to.luivc.ficr.vcd-iiLabt--- Uilnka-Uic-UnltcdStatos should— florvieo-Flrfit -ho-tliinks-tlwy— ■ c r G. "Jack'* I ^ t l m cr • Uitlmer flrat saw military In Uic-Naw lighter tluin air wnlks .nbmiLa..nfillc into tljc— wara-and ho-kcMjpfl tlio-cam— slay but of war unioss'lt‘go^a~^wo-lt to'thfilreountrjrDufho— doesn't like Ijic ldea”^Id e a ” r Bcrvicc'wlth~Uie Army In Uic T in ir ~Wclscr business district wlien paigri modnla, ribbons nnd .Into a conflict tr. win It. also Uilnks lt!s good for tliei1\. he wants som ething from Uie dcsi{;nalin« the fourlh Monday Spanlsh-Amerioan.War. Ijite r,' Proud of his country, he'd do oUier mementoes wrapped in American Involvement In He said, youngsters not only stores. in Octobcr for the celcbrntion |jc served In tlie. Boxer uprlHlng tlie same tiling over agnln'wcro velvet. He still has an old 4!^ Vietnam baffled lilm. are able to m ature faster In Just to provide anoUicr three- Jr. a iin a , tijc P ljllipplne Insur* he to live his life over, When he was past 60 ho b u il£ ■Caltt)cr ■automatic from his_____" I think we m ade an awful by ear. military acrvlcc butiliey better day weekend-for the. w orking.__ roctlon,on-tlu}.McxIcan.bor.dcr- ."Yea.'-’Jic. aiild._oiid.wltlLa _n house.from scratch on tlie___ scr.v’icc.daya.-I^UmeTDQ{!up‘Q‘|Z ljnlsIakc-W. . lu‘n.-W . . . v wont-ovor- 0 - aro-'oblo-to-^loct-^tl»clr_iiIC--iV lu ll. c.\ per l-hclirin’piJitlp :.m n n ,_ ...... wiUi "D lnck Ja c k " Pershing in twinklevlnkle In hi^ e m . oddcdflUIfLfllior.c.-O f.^Lflka -Shasta,. C allf.^ ___^tlaunoIo-ln-hlii-fFdnUyard-and^^— U ioro,-ho-w lld;^I-w i roni^M AlCO .: ■’M asi'Jlci r^FHght*now^fth<^-n>lhition coal lavish colors, when you look reguiiitions Avere needed if the found. It used to be said that 44 pollution permits due for plants and fuel oil for use in areas country i s ' not to lose the the only .thing that can beat over our great new carpct cpllection. W ell Install it whe^-e there Is normally high p ro gre ss it has^ m a d e in wool Carpel is a carpet beater handsomely In time for your B O IS E - The iL'iiLTiil U tio ijtr, 1375. ullh i; Twin Kiills, The rejMirt lists the concretc the Green (Jiant Co. processing IK)lluti(yi. cleaning up the air. , . anda n d manym a n y of today today’s holiday pleasures. Come in or homeowners' nnd mleridr Envlronincnliil Prolcttioa _sile. coinpuny as the. source .of plant in Uulil. - - - Under. the. plan.' fuela,Ihul call now! designers still a[jree. Agency will issue water The water quality report major discharge continuing In aildilion, the report lists a cause greater [nillution will be Tlie nulural fibers of quality pollution, permits to 44 outlines DlCCS strategy for Uie excessive sitspended solids into number of Irout fann.s that will aliocoted (or arens of Ihe wool carpetinf^ hav e a industrial polluters in tht.' Hock Creek; which result in receivc K P A {H-'^fnits. Tlie> Midwest • such as rural current fiscal year in dealing wonderful affinity for color, regions •• wliere tin* [jollution southeastern Idaho during the with water {dilution in Uie high turbidity levels and the include Clear Springs Trout especially those rich earth VOLCO Farm, Buhl; Hangan-Trout n o niially i.s lower-.-...... current fiscal year, according 20,400 squ a re m ile U pper build up-of sedim ent in the color.s that nrc so m uch j q _ to a state' publl^iilloh. Snake Hiver Basfri. The area creek. iU'sciirch. Hagerrnan, ami a *Mcni)hrnd sivni' iniijo r' lisei's vc^^ue to d ay . A nd w o o l’s INC. 1300 Hi^;lilnnd, Twin FulU The Department of stretches from the headwaters l\vo other identifiw l sources total of four sites of U;e of liigh-siilpliur cual, such as superior resistance lo normal Phone 7ll.1-5.i7 1 E n v I r 0 n m e n t n 1 a n d of the Snake. Hiver in of pollution in 'I'uin Falls. 'Hiousiind Springs Tiiiiiit Co., u tililie s , "111081 lx‘ p e rs u n d e d Community Services (DF:CS), Eastern Idaho lo the King Idaho Frozen Foods and llag e n n a n . U) install control devices" on In Its drn fl ot 0 pruposL'd W ulcr - 'uiu arvu In Uil' south cenlral Indl^endent Meal Co.. are The rejwrl also lists the T w u h Iheir smoke sUicks. Qunllly Miinnnoincnt plan for iJirl uf lliu slate, scheduled to be hooked iip to Falls Idaho Fi.sti and G a m e ' He said this plan would allow Uic Upperinpei______Snaku HIver. Ha.sin.______Tl'u-,diatl— ______Omi);^ t h y wiiw T win I'nWa immicipul- iffif.. r,r.>i.n\' KiOi ]inH r.:Miie___ !:llii:t]:.SUlplUir Illlllwi-SllTn ^ual ifies ^ the polluturs , nnd ^ p a r o il an part of Uio Klalu's secondary. treaUnenLplant by ... 'l\vin F alls; U Ju c . Laktfi. . J y _ lit .,u:iaL.\ . —r.z^rujliios.thein OiLtht^ ___rrqiiirf^mrnl iind^r F f^d^rnt September. 1Q7&. according to 'Trout-Farm, 'IVin I'ails; Him health effeft.s,‘' “ ■ % _ J i > ‘>llniUl(lC-Of the m ito r _ W-Water a t c r Pollution Control AAc^' c(' the report.' ■ V iew T ro ut, W e n d e ll;” th e ’ M cD o n ^(l saicl L*xception.s quality control problems,' and will be the subject of two Other industrial 'sources^ of Hagerman Fish Hatchery, would be nuule for areas where Tlie two t6p water pollution public hearings before it, is pollution scheduled to receive Hageriivan; White 'Water no low-sulphur fuels are problems In the area, considered for adoption by the permits from the federal Haiii.Mi. B lis s ; the U. S. available, although st^ite or _____ according lo IhQ.report, are tlie lioard of Environmentiil and goverm nent, according lo the Departmenl of Inlerior.site in cit\ regulation.s require its use. * HIUCN.OAD SALE AinatRaipaiod Sugnr Cff.T)lnnts' rommunity Services. iphe--report, -arc -Magic- Valloy- Hagerman; Idaho Fish and In Paul and Twin Falls. The hearings have been scheduled P acking, Gooding: J t e a d y lo Game Depl. in Hagerman, and "In those -areas wliere ■ two plants, as well-os a third -for Nov. 28 In Pocatello and Pour Concrete, Twin F a lls, and Idaho Fish and Game Dept, in current reguiations^lo liMiit the company operation in Nampa. Nov. 29 in Twin Falls, Bellevue. ______• received air pollution according lo DECS, AT ram plian ce schedules fro m the Of the 44 idenlifled sources of Board of EnvironmenUil and industrial pollution, 2G are in WILSON ------Gommunlty^fierviees— last— the-MnBic-Vallerarca-Aside- . from the sugar plants, those BATES ____ Tlieycalledjonnstallation of with relatively high prioriUci- cquipm ent at Uie plants to include. ,Uie J . U. S lin p lo t' reduce air pollutiyn in a series processing plant in Heyburn, Fi^EETURKEY of steps lasting.lo October, Ore^Ida In Burley, Colonial WITH EVERY 1977, at the Paul plant and Concrete in Twin Falls. ■ Now! RANGE PURCHASED AT WILSON-BATES BEFORE THANKSGIVING! Mr, Dandy FOR THE BEST has a new THANKSGIVING V MOTHER EVER Fam ily Pak HAD! .

' STA-KLEAN ® fonfostic now —D -usteloth rovENs: K dvo'V ipo'cTdl^pbV oloin-ortamol-orv-doar4inoi-on romovobio ovon bQltom and • 2-18 X 24 DUST CLOTHS sido ponols fhot oxidizes food ' sponor and grooHi IT CLEANS V.7 864 SQUARE INCHES ITSELF w/hllo you b o k o o n d roost - .. of .rogwlor fomporoturos. Only : PR O V ID ES • 2-12 X 18 DUST CLOTHS 0 XC0 6 S spillovors should bo : HOT WATER HEAT SQUARE INCHES .wipod off. :WrrHOUr iCOSTLY PLUMBING • : CHOICE OF COLORS • ho INTERTHERM Hof Water Electric OascbMtd Heating System i i • Whito, Groon, Gold, Copportono, Avo­ ■ II revoiullonnry method of electric heotinR that blanket! the homo • cado. Tilt lop, Infinite controT switchos, z w/llh to ft, fiontte, economical, hoalttWut. warmth that onty tiot water • . Mr;-Dandy dystclolhs polish whilo thoy «- heal...... can provide.. With ...... no cold*■* floors. No chiKliina drafti-rah*. Il'ii the * Lift off ovon door, Hoavy Pbrcolqln firu use on lompshodos, .furnituro, . iat*wBitir ^ish,..:: ... ^ . Jj. ,' dropos,' storooi.' rocor'dC niTrrors?'T.V. s,' ' cars, cyclos, ole. Uso thorn dry oi* with - V O u r J c LOW, tow cdst-IM ■ sto hb riMAiicpNO > ■, ~iTlr~p«nTTHTiBnTfy, n n n n B t lM n ir * 3 L om u o - n o . Qi I y-f 11 m r- « tM(»d. E(Ktrlclty heats tho vualar...•nd’antUfr«eio solution — which, f yot tho dust cllngs to tho cloth,- WB CARPIY OUR OWn ACCOUNTSII • • In turn, hosts tho room. Can't tausese a fi^«, burn c h ill^o r pet. { .maflnoficollyK • M AGtC VALLEY ELECTRIC SUPPLY P.O..IOX a U . TWIN PALIS. IDAHO ISS01. Pkg. of 4 69* WILSON-BATES SEND ME A FREE'BROCHURE: APPLIANCE Sm iflES INC. NAME -AT YOUR FAVORITE l.'JT WKHT M rilN 7(l;J M AIN /\Vi:. N O IIT U nfcDDRESS- " W r H f r r ------r—

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Sundfly. Novambor 1,1. )073 timds Nows, Twiri Ffllli, Idaho CoivJiaisieiL — 4MUiHtoiu^uw^tie€^ — Ali>w »f{h Tl>oi-ncTrritgo!hrf— Uii’ Bmrttticn n nr'duvutu nil uf — lam ing l lii!r-5Ttn"TTm tti'nPl»r~ SpeclnHolhcTlmcB'Ncu* Tw’o have been UTlltcn from tlie inillnl m aterial; the drill Uielr ficliool tim e'to'm arching - Tho: whole ■ pt'ogram Ib ', luivelistened to "Hock Cocoa,’ ’ By Uftltcd PrcsuB liitornalional " TJicyUlcomc nt yo u lirs l w ith sLT«tch_by. llio rn c . team, with Mary AlmqulHland jMmd. v , ** . . invorvcd and working “ !.iveandU t Die," “Scorpio," n rock, fnnfnrc.'stow up nnd Ho estimates 5,GOO man according to Thorne.', Ncy. (UIM) - Tlint.unsn'l the cow Mary Otto directing, work up "Wo’re looking for • a n d " S ta k e L a k e .» o c k ___ Jumplnp.ovcr tlic imton. ^ ;play- .fl'. JaniB:.:_Joplln--lunaY-J‘ouM plus M liours of his own- —tlie lr - ow n— routlnoB— for—^cnterlainment-nnd qitnlity but - ’’School-board—ineiiihorfli— J?’''r n n p e , ...... - ; ' w U i s o m c p c o p lc s a w o n t lic h o r lrb rt w o » o ' "M o v^^cr^^’ then into ' KoitHothtrmakoupof onchnow BCRmontfl he wants doncln tlie wo*rc not im irplnn tim e from ' saUniiornc,*’ have Buhportcd -I'AboAlona-BoleronlheniJ-^irc^lloW' ==ThcyM l-lTCfii^m 6Pe==^f=nKjr^="^ ------^— Ji?Sfcpoum l.cow,hcaigJlflcd.by-hcllcoptcr-Irom - ;band:pEaJiicts;l!i:J:hnm c:: - ...... • __ -O-crcvlco-wlwro-ftho-liaiMjeer^"" ’ •nm m i!n''"m imhtfr recent po|^ 7~6iw.‘ral-7-ftTmT-pmctiwiivt- -sniit: 7T»Vo^lntrtnitin!riilf> a ii4 " itoBsy was strapped in a hameKS ami hoisted song. nil. Itte outside, tji’ero's duys a week seem grueling. In addition band instructor ahb.w,'’ ho addetl. .see .some\vh»t .".r'an oddity. over (he hlM tA the pniiturc. , , , - Hie Twin Fnlls JKgh School schedule when it’s got to be Tliorne said, "It’s a high Del Slaughter tfac.lics iwp ‘"P je ■ board supported After "McCnrther Park" Ik im r c h in « band linsn’t pbyecl a . don? nod thpre's.l-JO people tO' pressure tiling. It's involved. I - band, -high- School symphony - m oneliirily a s well,"- lljo rn e completed witli Minlco Uie two trudltionfll inaroh timo in tJirec tell w hat to. d o ." can’t be llie hum anist I ’d like to orchestra, symphonic band, said. "New Ijnhd uniforms bands witli memberK ______yom'S. Tlje audience seems to , “ i3ut if you'can pull It off an^l ■ be. We have to ^1^ able to ■ plus a .anging for..all atiite , were purchased tills year but ...... interwoveti..-.w.. ..will...... march.. off w...Uie ESm'C wM : , l>crfQcni..ar6IHld'’m i . £ i l i ^ ^ :hwrfnUfidTTrarrlvrin:tlm i;:foi^fleld'toacthonmlik^tTiof;t hintr:: “ NEWNrKlMBERI^ rrzTZ-hunplcr-iUiiL ttic-fltutlcrita-ali Btudonts ’ enjoy it then they ^ domnndin« time tiible." ______nrcs .cnt^hc-foucUudisIrict— UnUusCpcrfocrnHncc^..______^ ' EOIEaiD;MT!S^UllHOlWf:lttS^tlDEO ^----- lujvrtininiFtho'-SQrfT] -know— th ey * ve - y W l p i !— tfff“ — stmiontJi "hiive ncwptcd foir: 7 marcMng to a now bent.; something that was difficult." . the most part his demand on A.ORYCltANINCDEPARTMEHTASIlN •RfchThome,dlrectdf of-the- “'11)0 kids feel good-about the tlipir lime. . • band, also plans to combinc the way they perform and they feel ‘-‘They ijavc to try hard. Minlco bandand Twin Falls’ fifl they 'redoingsom ething for the Tliey khow the posltlo/i I'm in w j meojbers Monday during school." and' tlioy'ro In,” he wald. m FOB m 2 ITEMS IN THE SIME PBICt m tl.. : \ luilftTme of ttie football gam e Tho drill team wlUi flO Thorne says the n^usic is his and play “McCarther Park." members make the visual part prime concern with the bjmd. GET ONE CIEANED FREE I TIie Minleo'Bnmo'will be the- -of-the‘shoW'Come*alive~Hnd-in— Too-mnny*v-Be)iool8-.tr-y—to ~ fifth game the band hns Tliorncs' words cnn‘‘Qctually com pete agaiast each.other, he G ENrfirPAT'srrauNDiiy . marched’ this 'year. Illach make the music stand out." said. Many.bands start during fc = M5 Main Horlh, Kluibirly 4M-45J9 = !

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PRICES 7 . 1 1 FOR TW O DAYS ONLY 14.00 valuo ladies pull-on polyester 2for1.11 SUNOAY-MONDAY to $14 cuffed pant only 241 ladies Fashion polyester pull-on pants, cull­ s h ifts & d re s s e s ed style in Black, Burgundy, Green or Assortment' of cotton and cotton Brown. Shop early for best selection. blend, polyester dresses and shifts. n i l Main level. values to 199.95 Now only 2 for 1.11. Hurry in while • they lost! v P”ly 4 Ua-z-boy 2for 11.11' 2for 11.11 comfy recliners to $15 2 for 11.11 rog. to 12.00 Hurry! Only one to a customer and junior sweaters DRESS VALUES TO $11 only 4-leftl Red Velvet o^rnultl-color- •Famous Brand Jr. Sweaters including Group of daytime cotton dresses and ------scvo-on-ladigs p H Hprriilrtn rnvnm ri l.r^Z-Bpv reclin- ers. While tfioy-fast-SVl'H-^hlrd lovBlr ■:—^ uo&ts, pullov6r&~tn-'many-color&.‘ Sizes^ HFashion-clogs^ S,M,L. prints and plaids. Misses and half -SiZRL...... ;--- ^------■. i . - .....~-r Great sale of comfort, fashion clogs for ladies ii*> many colors and styles. Hurry in and save—while selection SLEEP SET n n m la stsf" . FRAMES I . I I 11.11 Receive any size bed-frame for only 1 ,'M MENS SWEATERS - 2 fo r 1 1 ,1 1 reg. to $30 with purchase of any sleep set. Third level. Wide rib knit vest sweaters for men. Two daytim e dress sale styles in fashion dorks. Sizes M;L,XL. VACUUM Gretat group of Misses ond half size ATTACHMENTS dresses from regular stock. Pol’yestor _ ------12..9.S.vjj|itQ f % 1111 TO $130 MENS LADIES SHOES Z fo r I I . I I Buy” any uprlght~Vaccrom“ cle'arrer” ln stock SUITS 2 ( o r l 1 1 . 1 V 'and^Arnels^in-printS'Ofstripos^Savo^ and get the attachments for only 1.11. Save now on ladies casual sporty shoes Famous, brand suits from regular Mock of. now! Main level. in great styles and colors. Hurry in! 100% polyester knit in solids & patterns.

$18 VALUE $110 MENS 1 1 1 1 1 ' reg. to 5.00 BOYS SAUCEPAN 2 f o r L U _ L SUIT TRIOS Z fo r I 1 I . I . I SHIRTS 3 fo r 1 1 . 1 1 Special solei Covered 3-qt. saucepan with 11,11 Latest fall style suit with contrasting slacks. ■ to $14 Short or long sleeve knit shirts for boys In copper bottom by Revere. Third level. Cimit- Great fashion colors. Street level. mony colors and styles. Sizes 8 to 18; ed quantity. |ane colby _____ T O SS MENS m | ■■ s p o rts w e a r TIES' ■ • I I PANTY SALE 5 for 1 • 1 1 Great savings on sportswear by Jane ICER & LINERS . 1 » 1 1 -ine assortment of fall colors, fabrics, and Stock up now on cotton Unit panties In pas-, Colby •4r»c,luding tops and pants In- tyles. Shop early! Street level, Set of 4 leer and liners now only-1.11. Per­ tols. Macliine w.oshablo. Third lovol. great colors and easy core fabrics. fect for fruit or crab cocktails. Limited Quan,- tity. TO 7.SOM ENS A 1111 GIFTS O for I I . I I 4.00 t i l Fine gift-giving array of leqthergooJs and ------CEAtHERGO ODS— lA l ~gifT5 for mon. Hurry ln*-Sttuut fgvpl-Hrrrit^d- rog. 1.50 Save on billfolds and key chains of genuine Quantity. 1.11 ieather-in many styles qn^^cglprs. _•. Ipantytios.e sale rog. 4.99-5.99 ------Vo 79-BOYS T J ------Burlihgton up-beat pdotyhoso in great * SOCKS Z f o r I . I I gli^ dresses fashion colors. Nude hepi and rein­ •Stock up novy on Boys socks high bulk orlon/ forced too. SIzos S,M,L. Stock up now nylon stretch. Stropt lovol. sizes 4 to 14 & save! what a savings! Girls school or play THEBON'S •drosses In nifty stylos and choerfu! colors. Washable cotton/dacron. 1 1.11 NO INTEREST TOYLAND ______rng; to $20 _ Pay In 30-days A?k any salesperson fashion wptclies NOW^OPEN ; ■ Contempisrary, Dynasty watches with fa6hIbn~bdndsT^ ^.^Swls“s~iWcrdbr8fyl65'‘~ for men and vJ/omen.'Great gifts at lower level — sawings! ■ .-,---- r - . ... — ',>0 TltiiM’N«w»rTwln P»IIinato,,Sunday,. Conferences^ : f t ‘ . LffiLpary stufleiit c o n d u c ie d

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j,nchor««SrMmna«o (Cr«cI^,.- . ■ ■ , —a e »ll*»-- **»»•------U)c coiiifercnccs hnvc iBlnnil or K ythira, olioul DO uwounccd nt O'Lcnry’Junlor j*m # t ftottnct. eili»b*1h OtbflfV. Ktnnv conduclcd for Uic UUrd and OI«*d. CI«V 0 f*n in i. Sh«ffv Or»»nup, J*M -miles from Piraeus, homo port High School, L»inn M ili. O*Bbl#.Hifni|lon. Kim fourth Rroders and they were ol U. S. SUth Fle«t. Cluslcr of TtioTtifi 'prlnclpnl’s nrlnciDnl's U»1Ufli honors.Honors, H.miiion, Of«ii Hintv. well received not only by Uic ,; H sldtis was photographed ------s tu d e h ts w l lh a l l " A V a n d U ie .fjj;",, jJlIl'M ro'oi!lb!,i".m * m 'ut* Mimpu, teachers but the parents as ,do«.'. list inciujcs .tudonta during tour ol area In Slith well.' ' 1 • ‘ • • ■ ...r:-Wllh:aJ.‘B".avi!r!!ge (no,''P s_ -.."‘S ' J - ' Fleet hellcoiiltr, OHIcloli sold — '

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1 , Iir« ta «»ll. «vv#ry Utiwi’ SuKn Otut, Jull* DIackwood. Kim VTbMW, >«•<•■■«< *■ VVooiin «nd Julls Voit DffiWOlt'g. J»(l Durdlck, Scoit, nuro»M. ffonor students M^tuart named n a k .r.’ M 't* n in ir\o *r. Cmdy BaViogi, TWIN FALLS - Honor Doug nralay. Karol Ca»p*r»on, fa lly Clawtor>. 6l»ph*n C ro *l*y - sludonts for Uie first qujirter nt Ci»*nhau*r, jill Forward. Diana nobcrt Stuart Junior High Hackworlh. T**)la Hi*b. ^N*ill* HoiiibJugh. Pally Katal. Oarwin School ore reported. Kinghorr^, K*llh Kucara. Mobin L **i». Sffvtnlh •arnino i l l A g rid ti Rhvit* Man»y. Kally MHI*r. Sl*w* tncludt P<1 Aliuon, L**TtriCt Andrut. 0»Uofn«, Sandy Owing*. Palli Ptrmann, M Ikt H *lt. MIk* H irrlio n «nd Jo* Lawr*nc* Plttl.f1*, Oan« P*l*f»on. Otltfkamp ^ Michcl* P o lirtjtt. Barry RuUd, Nancy M«kmo •>■ D orad*» or M tlir %« Schranh, Kathy Shupa, Daria Thompwn. MJufin# AlUfi, Nificv Alklntoo. Hick Oraaorv Valdovlnoi. Chuck Wagnvr. ntllard, Or*o n«rll«li, Chrit Kathy Wallon. Trtn* W alk.ni and Scott D fium ouird, Suiif> RtckiUad. Jtft Dtrg, Jtn le t Diornn, T tm m * Bowtn, Stacty '^N lnlh oradar» wilh all A’» ar* Laura Bralav. K*ilh Drigot, Catny Dournar. Diak*. Jay Do ;'‘iIcM«naman. Mary Clttn Mirauai Tartia D«lvwfll*r, -Jayn* Mayarhoillirr BobbtfHawall. •ei»»nh»u«r; Hkncy Cyah.V k S » ^ “ -&ri»«n O’Wailla.-Valeria iOHyV'H:Ua. lululi* ll* Fogli,^og1», Xwai'nr-rv«T..,-j..T a th r-*‘ v«M>-H*«- *-C.Mat«arU. Ronaia' Prtdmor#. Rogar Robbi* or«i\J.*nMH»y-Oravt)iir/ HaddlCk, Branda flotk#. OabBi# Rou'h. H*n«*n, H*o»**v Carfi* tU lhy Thomat. Mika Topholm. Tamar* Yvunn* Ko1».-A^ion Lahtbarry. R T ya va lltr, M arl* Sanchti. Jann- M iC lu ri. Kelly McCuHougtt qaiii McMurdi*. Lori Mann. Juanlti M.^chac^^oirDara M arki*, Karan M .ii.r U o it SI*rllrto, Lynn Stoiich. Julia Sirop*, O d in * Mu*ll»r, M arly* Mumm, P*: Kandl Sw**l, Sutan Sw**l. Cynthia Nawlon. Brad P*t*r»on, M ary Ar... Wtndail and Si*vrn w>lii«mi»n S ahibory, Su*an Schabackar. K*nya I Blghlft g ra d irt racalvlng all A’t w tr* ikmnar. Lauri* Skr*dari1u. Kick Sttrllno. -{m an Atkmie^; jafau* Hal*. OarirHall. Sara 5 t* rtin o j-0 f* o * — . lan dy Kolar, Tamm* Urumm, Or*g Thomai. W*ndy Timpton, Palli Toiman, ^ykonvfl* an;] Anna Wagnar Sl«phani« yv*Db. Ann Walton

' JIJiR'OME -:-Jerome Junior Marly Homohf>*»- Th*r«»a MtL*an. ■'HlBh School-prtndpal-LaVere - 0 «bto.»On»wa-Gr»g R ogtn, Connn Ruby and K*nl ThiOaull Gooch announced this week the N.nth grad*. Don Allan. Dtcky Elu». Lvnda iron*. Scott jack»on, Lorram* students earning top tpade» for _ J m tilx DtWitt M irjh a ll, Darrv N»al. Pat "o .d ,k * r LoVrr* -DIaCk. - to r t- flu t ta n i the first grading period. Cry*tal Orap*r> Larrv HunUt. Thoma* Savanlh Qrad*r» r*c*ivlng all A’l w *r* . M itcha il and Botib>* P*l*r»on Kalhl**n Van Ortnan and B r*ii W*igi* ElQhlh grad* O*boratt Nalion and ninin grad* Alicia Gr**n. K*ilh Harr*ll. T*r*u N aiun. Jantll N*>«man. Jun* Siogtdili and Laura Sullivan.' - - S*v*plhgrad**lud*nUi»(tio r*c*lv*d A » PINE DLUFF, Ark. (U PI)- -jnfl-ft:>-intluflrt-VitKL .*l|*nvJi*»l!»«0-- 0*ck, T*r*ta HiFgravirvVadrWder, Hft~cnptlom ndcr- Martha Marv M arthall. Anna Oa* Orchard. J*H &au*r. Kalhy Snod*rly;_ Jol**n Baitr. Mitchell’s picture In her hlBl>' Buitart. Kriiii Larian April Llckitv. C tirii Ot

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~ ------(CM N p w ^ Y n r k T lm c K ‘opcrntlni in lOflft-have l>een rvHiiiiitory staff wa» enlargedf-;-- -— — Sprvice- '--- - — ---ordcccd.j irj Uiffir (l<>?tji»nfw>ro ~ fUuKt^ffin^um^MbCITSmM ■ NE^V YORK — Since June, virtually'’complete, Muritzing hi the'piilht where the AEC.-Tn7 ,the Atomic Energy noted. .He -added .lh a l steps could urant operutinij llccnscn^ bills taken Conimlaslon lui.s hnd a special have been .taken to reduce when construction of a power task force studying how to cut- delays for theso' from-the plant was • completed,. noC.. - peaks of a few years ago.: months later as had beeh th?,,..- • • four years from the more than rule. - • - , . ^KAtJsASClTV,Mo.(UP|() - '' four ^iinipil lii carlncturc. lie nine It now takes to build anti One of these steps concerns =T1iciSocrot-8«rvlooniiro6tniiS5firc;Ldnsiny^lhcm2!dlk:dh?r=z=i r-llct‘nBo-nuoloAr~'powor-plantc; ■falcd'Gnii E'rW#gnnl— * P l 9 l l v n O W f So.WoBner-lms com e up wlUi word “Slncprlty^V TIjo Haldo- cutoffs In petroleum supplies decision, which the AFX’ did Plljick latAr. m a n stam p of.4-5 donom lnntlon luiotlier one wltli n picture of from Aral) nations. , not appcftl, halted all operating ^ - the Vntcrente Complex Instead proclaims "Clarity," and a &-7 ■ According to K. Manning licenses, for 17 m ontlis. “ oflliBSanacmcntceslnte[ U tC b an u c in u iu u c b u iif. ou.u.|/stomp wllh;« drawing and tlic •Mimt7.1nRftho"AT:C'.Tdlrccror' lln-Kliirch-Tjf-tm ---tTJrii.v- \.,m-h ■NeiUicrorih‘cm"\vlU"bc-on ;-iinmc— Mltchcll-7ls— labeled of regulation, the .task force ..Mijntzlng said, llie ARC’S m i SEED t UED ^ irtdUM-imixit ’ mu display Dcc. 5 In Wnshlngton “ironcsty’’ has estimated the fourryenr wlien llic ^ .y e a r ^ ld ficolptor---- WhmrtroS. , Tt'tHidiiflii could by iuirreil^ijHcnturlBtdlsplnyffhlS^tht^SecKt—Scrvlc^W flRni accomplished / -by two bnsic collection of Wntcrfiato stamps said, he Rot Into •'somctHlnB of steps; nt the Henri Art GalJery. n hassle" and an ngent grabbed — Selecting and setting'aside TUe Secret Service hns his‘‘bill” and kept It. A trip to jxitenlihl power-plant sites, on confiscated the San aemente tlie U.S. District Attorney's which environm ental stuflle.'i -bill asTTviolntion of counterfeit— office wofrllttlo bottor-,------‘orlocnlTltlzenjr Ing statutes although Wapner "An assistaiU D.A. was nice wouUl— be. conducted In snys "Can you ImaBlne trying to me-he’s really a nice guy. jld v a n c e , as Is already done In to pass one of those thinKs?” but he said he couldn’t give me New Yoi*k and a few’ other ------Since-hi9-brush-wlll» - the- -on>Hef;nl--ndvle0-b00HUB0-h0 ■.states.' ■ —fioorol-Sor-vlc«-ho4»aft4lad-QthcE— mlfUit_l»ave_to_pnQsccute_inc^. -^;*»Ulinffo offers and he thinks tliey hove Tliat’s when I got a lawyer" - of standardized ni^'lear plant con)c from undercover agents. Arthur Benson II of the designs, now belngnlnifted by ■ guy 1 never saw before American Civil liberties Union. all m a jo r .suppliers under rules ' came In here not long after I ■‘‘TljoSfccretServicf.’’ Benson already issued by the ARC. went to see the Secret & rv lc e ," siild, "maintains that Wagner's . Most of Ihe im pact of these he ia id , "an d suggested we go bill Is a similitude of currency two steps. Munt/ing noted Ina- intq counterfeiting together. although It's 30 Inches long and tolephone Interview, would "fn ien atJO ther Buy—a n d I'd- besides the Son Clemente W ilte come witir power stations nevcrseenhim either—suggest­ House It shows President whicli hiive not been ordered ed ^ve get together' on some Nixon's fnce and bears the yet. lh al is, for .stations which ' d o fic — said he h n d some good wonis infliitlonory Note' In­ will be^in opet^ating well s tu ff. Then some chick struck stead of ‘Federal Reserive beyond lOflO, - Tip iin conver8ation-w,ith-mo-TT^ - N oto/i^------— --- In—that—yearr-whlch—f9- _^aalishe-was.amoking mnrlJun- ____l^e sid e nl Nixon’s tnrget date POSKIDON AWARD------n n lm d o ffe re d m e s o m e . for ending U.S. dependence on HOl.l.YWOOD (UPI) - A 'V v e lived In Kansas City all GALE E. Wngner, Knnsns City, Mo., llsns oil from Arab states, it Is Spcclal Achievement Award for my life and I never had P l i o n > ' some ol the llthoernphs ol stamps bcnrlng the e.stiinated that approximately anything like that happen visual effects hns been voted likeness of Pres. Nixon Uiat will be on display In 150 nuclear power plants will before but I’m not saying what ‘"Hie I’liuidon Adventure” for stsin ip s nnorl gallery (n Woshlngton, D. C„ soon, (UP!) bc‘ delivering between nO and It was—one way or the other." Ihe special effects In the movie 150 million kil6watt/i of But he is ready to sell a which features an upside-down electricity, nearly one quarter THE SUNNY FLOOR limited edition of 100 sets of ocean liner. of the total national capacity estim ated for liBO, THAT SHINES WITHOUT WAXING. All of llie plants to be Edmund Kenlper Jerome questions mailed THE HIRAClt POWtB S o la ria n OF AFFIRMMION . . . The questionnaire also asks for opinions on bv f^m strong i ‘ JEROM E — Jerome school patrons have been AS AH t m i t . sentenced to life given an opportunity tills week to voice their how the school is doing In developing the skills learned in grades-from pre-school to senior In FOR MEGATIOK . likes and dislikes with tlie school system. killing of six coeds, his own SANTA CHUZ, Calif. (UPI) A total of 3,000 questionnaires was m ailed to high school and to w hat degree the school needs ki TI>fOuQl> ll (low mother and another woman. GUARANTEEDmSIAlLATION -iSdmund'E. Kemper HI, a patrons. Tliey contained Uiree pages of to help the young people learn in tlie areas of k ood 40rrowi ol ihu He turned him.self in to slo|) huCking li-fool-9 giant, was questions dealin^j with the working of the intellectual development, citizenship and further killing and told officers human relationships, mental and physical b io lo ih in k scrilenced-today - to life In Jerome school system. Thosfr-receivlnfi the -ihon-ons-lhoi WITHIN ONE WEEK. . . he was sure if he were ever health und“career'an^ ficcupTJIlonnlTiitdnncc:- prison for murdering ond nnectionnalres were asked to rate on a one to Koop !>>o Mtnd coriturod on freyd he would become a killer dismembering eight women. flyg scale which areas they felt need much more Roy-Parton, project director for tlie School llio good ll't) truu llio buou' ('.omv In And Sohcl again. iNceds Asse-wment Com m ltte(j.(SNAP) who sent iiiul and loar and dotpair The 24-year-old,, mild-man­ or less em phasis to what is not the rcspbnsiblllty ‘i know you were not the questionnaires, said "this opinion survey Is ca n n o l o n lo r in nered yoilng man, appeared of tlie school. Yonr Pnllernl! relieved at the sentence and bragging, but y«u Wpre.spi^k^ The‘quc3lloniialrecontn\ns-quest!ons-on-whnt----- andt«l-part-of-a-pp<>JoeMiov^undoEWiy-in.Qi lENCE-OF-MIND quielly thanked the ^utjge and Ing In anguish andirmorse," Uie school Is providing such as If adequate school system which wlll help to mbre clearly Locluro "Th* Pflc* In Town" the county prosecutor before Judge Brauer said. llhr»rv materials, textbooks, counseling and Identify thos<; needs of our stupents which we B/oisq J Ctark le w a ! ; — nrc^r education for colleg(Hbound students, expect oilr schools t^rmail, S u tnloy - fihOO- ' -FURNITURE-^ rest oi his life In prison. during Uie trial said Kemper pruiM-i Luiitmiuii I B _ , He urges all Jerome residents who received Holiday Inn ' wns sane under the law one of the^questlonnaires to fill It out and send it - W hile K em per stood linnd- by the school and to w hat degree m ore or less of Toton Room -^ie7-2nd-Av«i|-W4>s* Phon»-733>1431^? bccuiLse he knew wliat he was — cuffed .a n d _ r a a n a d c d -befariL- - these should be improved or not Improved. back to the school as soon as possible,. him. Judge Harry E. Bnmer doing and that it was wrong. rciid the life sentence and said ‘ K em per is exempt from a^ to him ; new California law restoring "May, God have _mercj' on the death penalty, which ybur soul, Mr. Kemper. But befoiTies effective "Jon, 1, He -was taken to the state medical Prestigtous Pubiieations from Bookeraft yf)u have to understand tliat 1 iuive tu protect the rest of the prison at Vacaville until as­ people from people like you." signed a perm anent place of , . K em per hod confessed tiie confinement.

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•' WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. (vlagnu.son coinmente(l. ” Year- IVarren M agnuson, D-Wa.sl’.., roun(l daylight saving lime will Jrhalrman of the Senate Com- cnntribuio-’directly to energy jnerce Cdmmittee. predicted saving." f'rid a y 'C o n g re s s m a y send Tran.sportation and Interior Seglslation to President Nixon Department witnesses, givingi Jiext week to put the nation on their support to the proposal, ^ear-round daylight savings said it would result in »tlme as nn im portiint fuel "importiint fuel livings." ►savings step. •* Tlie nation in recent years J At Ihc outset of hearings on Iws switched from sUmdard jlegislatlon endorsed by Nixon time lo daylight saving on the !|n his energy con.servation last Sunday In April and then Ipjickage, Magnusoh said he returned lo standard time the ;waBasBlgnlnH-iAtopprlorlly”.ID — Iflfjl Sunday In O e lo be r, «Uie m atter. Vie noted that Uie T he all- year p ro p # s a l is jFouse Comtnprce considering sim ila r and other business places legislation, should be able lo reduce their ■■It is entirely possible lhal electricity and fuel demands durlnB .thc w inter m onths when

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22-. DOCTIUNK AND :>;j. TAI.KH THAT 24, MKSSAGE.S OF i by automobile inaliers 10 FOURTH ' ■ JO. I.E Iir iN TIIK- •'zr, nuNCtJM.RS o r ' T im 1ST 17. i.atter-daV lil. FAITH QF A COVKNANT.S rivACii ---THOUKANn ------DESBBT---- - ...... I'EKJ-ECTION*. .. I'KESIPENCY... ■ TROPIICTS--" :---- S C lK N T IS t---- |„H,.umLAnittyr • ‘ . ■ (XJMn:Nnii)M U.ul ■1 WASHINGTON ( U P I)-n ic peptemljcr, tl\e council granted^ > ; a r s ■ ...... •SPEAK ■ ‘ $a.ll!l .v,4.-Vu»h«U-45.&0.o -l-O ist-of-|JvlnireountiH ei£)— oaohoomoanv-an-lnctfliiiuUia-___company--. — - ty n»r.r.l II UilKU. ' ---- ^------llTmn--- 1974 models to cover the cost of V • • • • • -• • • • ! suld-Frlilny It would. Iiold 1074 mi • •.*****.*.** * .* ' public l«nrlnBB Nov. 20-21 to InstolllnB Uistoll ng sntety-bumpors,safety-bumpors, seat eat " belt alarm systems and oUier ! ilefcmlw If a iew Sunil" of ""-I • CROWLEY PHAftAAACY Bovomment-requlrcd safety 1 price Incrqiiscs proposed by t 0^j^THj MA^l — y Y T UiT rdahe ; Uie BlB FouV nuto m nkers fell- and environmental equipment. In each cnao, the Incrcnpes j wUhIn Rovernment bntl- were less tluin reiiucstcd by tho I Inflation atnnilnrds. • —i-i Tlie council wkcd-General _"compony. ■ ■ _ . .! Motors. Ford, Cliryslcr .nnd J?cpuly-DirMtqr J o m o B ■! American Hotoi1''U"|llsmy .fi , hliiher- prices nnnouiltcd-for. .-.«|ILte^^

A..' ttn 'ftn Ihftthe ccondmyns.'wollpcondmv ns woll onOR tthe ji^ cm l luslificollon turn' m 'ntorlnir 'oW 'ovcrlteail,,. In ^each outo cdmpany." lY TimM-Newi, Twln,'F*IU. Idaho‘ Sunday, Nov«mb«r ]t< 197^ Society i « HY’S yAu t n UWEST WIICES: ■ ■ PUIS BUB BOWI SWHPStl receives FALLS BRAND d o m i t m n

!W F A L L8 u- ,WI tuivo been announced for tKo blko-o-tlion aponsorcd by the Twin Falls,County unlt.of U»o Amorlcan Carlccr:^lctj[; ...... - Tito 56 riders participating

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tliroo'fold program of oducotion, flcrvico and rcaenrch.^T.. •- :;ii-; Jo hn G reaves won a 10-spcod bicyctc donntcd by Nekton’s Sports Center for collecting (242'from sponfiors for-lilB-ride^ Debbie VIncze won o aimllnr blcyclo'i^onated by Gibson’s P ---- Diflcounl ; CentflLUQE^CL 1 collection 0^ 1123. . ' ^ Annette Schell won aquarium ' for Her asaistnnce Jn obta|,ninc student participation. Donations iived-throuflh-tho-varioufl- schools Include ^^m ingsldCj 9905; Seventh Day A'dventlst.* $101.24; LuUieran M em orial, 177.50; Harrison, $05.75; -BloUlr^aMJii-Washingtfl -Excellent Cure . ■ ■ FInQSt FlpyorJ Twin Falls County unit of (he American Canccr 133.83; L in c o ln , $32.36; ' Bike-n-|lioii Soclcty and John Greaves, who collcctcd 9242 O ’Lenry, $25; 'R ub y Hopkins from spoinsors for his ride, ond Dobblc VInczc, k in d e rg a rte n c la ss, $24.25; SHANK HALF..... l b . # w hoie efforis neited f i b . A total of $1,S52 wos Robert Stuart, $16, and 1 w i i i n c r s i collected for the Cancer Society ;>roijrom‘ of miscellaneous, $158. edueotfon, service and research. BUTT HALF. . . . . • • $1.09

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’------‘MOSCOW“(UPir—TliO oekly new'spopcmf " ' the Soviet Writers Union says China, which press — overran Tibet 14 years ago, killed 12,000 charged Tibetans last year while putting down a revolt. "During the new Insurrection of the Tibetans BROADUS, Mont. (U P I).^ in 1972, there were 12,000 dead and thousands of Flrat-degreo murder charges funfair’ were filed today against a Tibetans sent to Jnll or hard labor camps," Uteratumaya Gazcta (Literary Gazette) snld young rancher, de^ribed as a ;,NEW YORK (UPI) -Tele- in its current edition. "lo n e r,” accused of bringing on ^sed presidential press China forcibly took over Tibet hi lOSD and the death, apparently by a heart •onferenco has becomc little made It an autonomous region In 1965. attack, of a QO*year-otd m an fiiore that a tool of skillful, Tlie weekly also claimed that in recent years while firing on the m an’s ranch- ^edlawise presidents, two the Chinese forcibly suppressed national house. 'ominent Journalists said in a liberation movements In five other regions. John T rusler, in his lale 20’s, jbate on news coverage of “ F rom 1967-1972 the M aoists have- tlu*ough was arrested early today after 'resident Nixon Thursday ' Iron ond fire put an end to the agltatiiin of niin-, a fice-saw battle with lo m n e n Buhl. CtiineKC people In Slnklang, Inner M ongolia, (lie which began Tjiursday after: JJAl the same lime, two other Chlong orea of Kwangsi, Ilolnan Island nnd ■ noon when Powder River Coun­ pubUshctS- coroplalncd the Hunan,” the weekly said. ty authorities approitched his ■ess has. been "hysterlcHl” Tlie newspaper sold the aim of Peking’s Puippkin Creek ranch with com- id '‘u n fa ir” in Its coverage of policy w as to **coloni/e the lands of peoples who piiiinls IViisler had cut barbed . ; ■ ■' luive. never -been Chinese.-aiul the; forced -Wire -fencuK on neij*hl)oring BenJommHaplK*, executive ailslhillallon orsuch~pcople;” ra n c h e s .' ^ito r of the t^hin^ston'Post, County Attorney Robert S lid think televised press “ I brooks said that lVuslor fired tbnferences may be over Uie on Sheriff Grant Guilin and hill. Any presiqent with' any -dtipuliotimd-thoji-ofcvapod fr-om- ill plays the prewT“ lila ^ a tile ranchhouse where he was 'fihrp. Kennedy did it...so does' Miss Rodeo America barricaded to fire on a ranch Wixon.'' — i'-s m iles d l.suim .. ^ lo rn WICKCr, iissocliile editor W illiam Gasklll,- U ^ w h o _ a n ^ S th e New York Tlrhes, mncic liam ed in Las \^egas "TJHrt-'ntly'die’d of a hearTnttacK. * die same point when he Brooks said that the first- B-lllclied pre-WnlcrKUle press V e G a s N cvr i U P I )— eond r j»ho is ^ charg«rwrnrfiled-be-- povcrBBCO(-Ui(UVhUiLHllllse.lia - -Donnn-H ow »l»yr4a,-a-5JooLi -Junior- ...... ______■■ -■ ■ [puch loo sod. (ireen-eyed blonde from Wyoniinn. ' ed in murderous otlncks with ■if.lhere’s any shock nl the Xex.. woa_crowncii Gale Eecrjv2Q,M lss-!M co^i„ii.,„,,„ kji, „p„n i,,;,. enforce- ^esirdfi^askljUn^ir“ lhc7 1 a ^ Miss Rodeo America Tlntfsday Arizom>, o( Phoenix, was third officers' and Gnskill. tlress conference, it’s because' night to reign over the year runrier-up. Sherri Daw n Ross Under a "felony murder" ^ost Americans have never 1974. 19, Miss Rodeo, Utah._ of rule^ Brooks said, Truslor can ecn reporters ask tough Miss UQV^ley wor^the five Hooper, Uluh, was. fourth be charged witli miu'der when iuestlons before," said clays of competitioh"l»Twliic!f 27'~ runner-up.' iie is responsible for a death 'icker. "By and large...the contestants vied for the title. The winner of the which occurred during the com­ .j^css-dues-not ask follow up The Texas' Technology appeprnnce - category* was mission of a felony. guestions, docs not put Uie .University student was Bindee Benson, 19, Miss. Rodeo Brooks said thjit Trusler had ^resident on the spot. awarded $G;000 in stocks in a. Neva(hi, of Reno, a sophomore shot out the windshield from __ ^Thc-proBidonUoon-lurn-lho— Rjsmcilc~ mpnny— Stie^wlll^— nt“the;-Unlvcrslts’"ot-Ncvndn' 5 0 “Iwo law enforcement officers' ■ taress conference into represent ,.Miss Rodeo Reno, cars and narrowly missed hit­ ipstrument of presidential poli­ tiiroughout the cQuntry at pa­ Paula Renee Mullins, 18, ting Sheriff Gatlin, Brooks also c y .” rades and rowerc ,lnut .w ith in homes and commercial ON-TIME. DELIVERY m MIX — anger:^^-— -----^ -eataBllshment^It-Kald-nll-if- TSNDTJOAUrV ■ Brodleo and WIckcr argued . tliose^tested m et current! F D A No. 1 Vl ■ - - - S l r o ln * ^ ...... Fulllb. Pkg. .... _ SEE OUR COMPiIetE lUmt thcipress had gone out of standards for .how m uch radia- PRINTING/flEANS i l l * tin ...... No. aOOIIn, ’ ilts way to bo fair to Presldent . tion may lepk. But it said Uiere • ' LINE OF HOME jlJlxon, who—like any president. ' was 0 much higher failure rate I MTie covins MORE SATISFIED' ^oysald-liad o (romendous w ^ n the ovens were subjected' I BRING IN T.UISVVD cusroiMERs...... 'advnntQgo in dealing ^iU i Uie to tests proposed by (^n- I ANDRECEIVtA' imodlQ. , ‘ I ' surpers'’ Union’. 1 piJCbUNT ON A NEW AND THaV MEANS ' £ SnidBradlpo. VThoprealdpnt I l i c groiipv w hich publishes I . PATIO COVER. • ACE PRINTING •can confimond television time, the '‘Consiimer Reports” I hold.Q press confercnce, magozino, hai urged the SEE NOW A T .. f^com n und one^ jiC E m E r a M a a n F O O D S , )oQd’ .’of ' U»b pflper-^von ' rcqulrcraehl and to ^o rn uaers' I AWNING MOBILE | A .290 Main Av«. N'., ^n"liFVM irrhcBttTy8U:lfliow-— UiALUiciuuamJiCA taiard. ------"^^T^^;^OrMrSBRVICKO;=|= :TwiirFoll«^ h^wrbrig-dr pUoaat UiutUic 'tainrd. OPtR 8 aJU. h) mm OAILY .jrifUi'ls clpudoa." . O t 100 ovct^s subjoctcil td Uie U f 2 i t l ! 2 S ^ — .Hon. 733.8623 _

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ES^TOM TIIOMl’SON" - JOHN SNYDKR ' tJUUi-t- HOLLVHOeelE JSSiUlLEV. — Novy Scumnn' TWIN FALLS — Navy f f l r r i C. 'niompson.-son of M r. flr^emnn recruit John R. ~^mtMffl3ob6t-t WrTlioihps^ "Snyder, son of Mr. nnti Mrs. . &COMB ' 4S^yiBrndilntC(lfromrccrult John S. Snyder, Twin'Fnlls, has * GHf?+SfMAS S&fllnlriR nt Uie Naval l^n lnin B R rn d u n te d fro m r c c r oi* ^--^nlferH!pSaipDlcgR^nJ!fF= WL jj A fbrmer-student of Wood Center In San Diego, Calif. — SHRlvor- IIIg h - S c h o o l,- h c -is A imgroduntoofTwIn Falls Sichedulo'd to- report to Hl(>h & hool, he Is'schedulcd {o DELUXE SJjElcctronics Technician " A " rifpor.t to Electrician's M ate A l^&liool, San Francisco, Calif. School..

-^— niGHFIKI.D— Airman John ■ $ 1 . 0 0 . . . - W w -C. Paulson.sonof Mr. and M rs.. . Carl F. PHulson, Richfield, has gradtinted at Kcesler AFP, M iss.;^rom the U .S . Air F orco' ,;pommunicntions equipment jepairman course conducted S SIX BARS OF ,3)y th^ Air Training Com m and. ? Tlie oirmnn, who was lauRht iJnstallntion and” maintenance PINS BEAUTY jr ... hiKh^Gweretl. _1:round . •vommunications equipm ent, is Rubber Tjppod " J w ln g ' asslRnect to Andersen SJ^B, liyam, for duty with a CARD OF 60 > O A I . Jftnh of the Strategic Air REG. 43' tCoinmand. I!?' _D_41nniiii_fiiul!iQn_n I97jD_ t(raduate of Richficid Hi^h — School-“nttcndeil-fdnho-Stnte- jjniversily.

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TWIN FALLS - Navy Seaman Recruit Victor S. Trappen, Twin Fulls, Rraduated in Octolicr from recruit tralninR at the San DieRo'Naval Training Center in VITAMIN C ralifornla. IRONING BOARD A 1972 graduate of Twin Fnlls High School, he Is scheduled to CHEWABLE FOR report to Gunners M ate "vV" COVER & School, Great Lakes, 111. CHILREN 1 100 mg. COOKIES RUPERT - Airman Ic. Choice of 4 Flavors . , PAD SET Afturi D . Branson, son of M rs. ' Choc. Dip Crescents, etc. ' Edward R. Smith of Rupert, REG. $1.09 .. . TEFLON has arrived for duty at Bitburc -AB, G erm any, .‘ “Airman Uranson, a fuels , 0 0 specially, is asslRnbd to n unit 'C' of tlie U. S. Air Forces, In. REG. Europe! He previously served ...... $1.29 Tlie airm an , whose fa th e r Is J^EROME — A irm an Jack C. Afton L. Bcanson, Blackfoot, is — Slfofenwvfloirtf^rramhMrsr a- 19C9 graduate of Minidoka' - - Sfohn' S. Mogenseni ■ Jerome, County ll lg ii School In ■Rupert. 1-lftDYLORA PIECE J o s been. Assigned , to Keesler His wife, Consuelo, Is the y F B . M iss.^ftcr-CQinnlctinu --dtiUghtor>o(-Mf:&.-Purih4^Nino^ ^ r Force basic training. of Heyburn. V The .airman has been mm -CAROS - ^ E H ^ ssigned to the Technical G O O D IN G — D. Ixjper, raining Center at Keesler for 21, son of Mr. aijp Mrs. Donald PLASTIC COATED t^ecialized training In the air ROLtERS N. IvOper, cftoding.^ was 9 'a ffic control field. 30 A sst. SraoS TOOL SET promoted to army private first POKER OR PINOCHLE 5 Airman Mogcnsen Is a 1970 class while serving with the 2D PLASTIC graduate of Jerome High $1.79 VALUE Armored Division at Ft. Hood, iSchool and has attended the Tex. . ' ^.College of Southern Idaho, Pvt. I/)per is a mechanic in Twin Falls. ----- 'llcadqunrtors -Troopr' "2d“ 1 9 -'r UP.ERT - P F C Allen L. squadron, of the division's 1st REG. TDavls, .son of M r. and Mrs. Cavalry/ ...... Richard IT Davis, Rupert, ^ It O O partlclpaled In exercise •Reforger V in Germany. T W IN FALUS - A rm y S-Sgt. S He U assigned as an Kennel!^ L. Abrjuns has been Jssistnnt comptroller with a.sslgned to the 2nd Armored <■> J^lefldquarters Company of the Division at Ft. HtKjd, Tex. Hy-Fry WET 'N HOT »lr>l In fan try D iv isio n In He Is the son of M r. and M rs. Svurzburg^ Germany. Hawk Arriola. Twin Falls. ELECTRONIC COOKER- P o i/ in riCA CULIAII PET'M * 5 I HOT LATHER |Awards event FRM I ' M - 2 0 0 = - . 0 SPENSER FITS ALL BRANDS FLEA COLLAR '7 O F LA TH ER ket in Elmore I t LASTS 3 MONTHS ; t GLENNS F E R R Y - The 4-J! before and those girls who are jA w ard s Ceretnotjy w ill be Nov. new. to the -l-H program , Tlie ■ I7al6 p.m. at the Glenns Ferr>' cxtenKlon office is loqatwl in the basement of the Reg. ^SW^Sc-hool ' >99 REG. ear pips, clovers for courthouKu. ''completed projects and ^eals U 'aders are needed In the.'l- M 4 : 9 5 $1 .7 7...... •^ U l bo given oach 4-11 member H program in'order to reach who has comnletod this year. more, of the youth, says tlic. No clover.s will be given for ^dcmonstruUons, JjtyJe. review iPf. Judging a.s thcso-activities •a re part of the overall project. Fur Pete’s snke ' Uiiiadcrs are asked to bring 3 ree do7.cn cookies. The 4-H KANSASClTY,Mo.(UPI|- •Jl^o^ cH will hirnish the re.st of Pome September, the ^ l e refre.sl»menta. Enrth. Vou'll have to get them Many of the clubs .have, on the second, floor. ' Enrth la LANTERN 'ted-thelf-new-ye -the-nhm e-glvwrtfli^the-ftroiind— s n supply of 4-H materials \\i floor of a spociolty .atoro COMPLETE ASSORTED-' _ Jie exten.slon agent’s office. opening this fall In Crown CHOCOLATES 9 n ie new l-JI order has been C enter, a 50-building rcdevolQi>- WITH 4 J^e p t and should bo rccolvcd by 1 $ 2 .1 0 . . mont project liear downtown ^ le end of November.'Tliere KnnsaaCity. BATTERIES w i l l be -n, nj»wr4*H+T?ltitlilnB V It's Jlnllfl Brown Center, ^ a t e r l a l suf(]ly lator In Uie ■ J L V N W O O D year. - *, ^ deflcr|bcdnsn*‘non-doportincnt ‘ fltore,’’ because it w ill- not • An organizational meetlpg S H b P P IN G Sw ill be held In tho e;ctonslon deparlm cntalizo its mQrchnnd- iL t...... I <...11 !(Il-c N o v. IB nn

TWIN______FALLSU A, -- rash^of-entertd...... -his houM Thurflday...... — m ...... T^orar: . ______■mmd rllr '’a -^ -tflt^^ 5 tig ^ lt t '5 filUccra someone _ _ burglaries^occurred-lh-Tw In— and took t2M-worth ot recdrda- -ditch near Iho home. They also “ entered her ho/nc while ' she ' FaUfl city and county Thursday and stereo equipment. • . removed a . nunnbcc . of food was away and took a cartdOn "■“ nlRhtTuidW cdni^By;— ^ ^ ^ — A*batteryrvalued-at-|30wos— llwm -and-Jackct_ilrom _lhc_oLcigatc{tfifi oJ20 bill froin V C it y p o lic e r e p o r t4) d th e tl« 5ft taken from a pickup truck Iwnfie. 0 >e kitchen. N olR ing~cl^lffth‘e - of Q number of antique Items owned by Keystone Seed Co. At tlib Douglas Bailey homo, house was bothered. -— rrom _o..vdadoJofLat_M agic^wliil«-Ujv.as parked at. Magic ___ onchfllfm lloto thc.west,a lMO - lnve.«jUBollon in 'a U "o r‘ Ui*c „ : _V*^lloy-IntarnaUonal-Inc. for - Valley InUJrnational Inc. piokup'truok was taken along— burRlaries contlnucg.- - - - r e p a if f l. ------C6un!y*5HRtfS'tOdfiy“W£fe. .will) a clum saw ana-a half — In Flicr, clly ^llcn o d a y - Owner-of the vehiclio, John Investigating Uie tlieft from ; case of motor oil... were checking reports of a . Paaillas, Klomatli FallB, Ore., two homes near Murtaugh. Mrs. Ray Jackson, Berger, break-ln at Mary's ^ fe . . ‘lald'cltjrpollco'BomoBne'tiSak Sh^ff Paul corder saHI ' an antique railroad lantern, a 'som,pone entered‘ the-Charlea— box of jntlqiio' glasses' and, .Bailey-fwrno-and-took-a-pistol iBii&aJUHbolhetilcmalvolwiI: ggEcaclEB ttfigty^E -occurrcd-botwccn-NovuH- and .. NEW_V6HK.UJH)^j,'0UI‘_^ Tliursday.aftemoon. children walk to school, walk Leort E llis, 112 E lm St.,< toll! with them now and"tlien to.be SERVICE polico someone entered Jtla sure tliey arc going the safest garage while it was imlockod . way.'Somo schools suggest safo and rem oved a tiox of tools and routes. Pa^6nts sliould explain Now Ofterinii FREE Hookiip a n u m to r of boxes of canned to a child why one route Is best, :oo(l8;: ju id warn of any dnngcrs—blind November 1 to January 1 nay Althoust Sr., 27 Holly Intersections, grouchy pooches, Lane, told officers someone heavy troffic, deserted baud'- CaH 734-5500 for Information ingn or con.structlori sites.

JACKRAM SEyrleft qenter.-Wcepjwyetii of- ‘^the Twin Falls branch o( the Idaho First National Rank, prescniB a |1,060 check to Dr,’ James Taylor, right center, for the College of T J H l E Soutliem—Idaho^footbalLachoIarshlp^fund.. William Nye, manager of the .Idaho First DOWNTOWNhBOISErK^ReHER-MAL-L—TWiNH=ALL- CSI benefits National Hank Rlue Lakes branch,-leftrand Rill llahcock, loan officer for Idaho Flr^t National Blink, look on.

3 Snow brings Secretary ■. (ianiagc n( ila ilcy H IA IIiRYz“ ‘Thr-vyowl-RiverIllKlrSchool-nt^ SHOP SUNDAY NOON TO 5 Hairc'y has incurred "about fl.OM In wat*r danmge as mcltlnR.snow caused roof and wall prices effective Sun.-Mon, only ! leaks. m illio n According to P rin cipal Jo hn B arton, the roof leak resulted fro m the gradiiol w orkliig loose of -smalUmclaL-drclca_=_uscd_la_lastcn_lhe _____----- MIAMI ,-(.UPl)_ _E v cly IU ______1 9 . 9 5 v a l u o 1 1 . 8 8 • tarpaper onto the roof - through expansion and Mitchell had lived tlie life of : ------roinnTe'lIonTTcmporffry roof patchlnpharbcen ---- tJic ldcarsecpotary. She once — AirStyler and-FreeStyle Dryer • conducted. said she did everything for her H ' Mo)or leaks were reported In tlte third floor boss during the 20 years she by Lady Schick “ library and study hall, with water from leaks In worked for him except empty Compact . . . versatile . . . fast easy drying. 2-heats and the gpanUh room seeping through the floor to a Uie cuspidor and that only 5 clasnroom helow. •'because the firm didn't hnve 2-speods, styling comb and brush . . . on© Regular and H In the rear ol the gymnasium water traveled one.” one for Long Hair. Convenient travel cose, for th girl on !• down the wall, buckling the stage floor and Miss MltcheU’s boss hap­ „ depositing about two Inches of water on the boys pened to be a man who knew the Go! Great for holiday gift-giving. Limited Quantity. 5. , „^nd girls dressing r»»om floors underneath the .. • how to 're pay loyalty. He left Large adjustable bonnett. 5 staRe. he; II million In his will. r- W jiII \eaks In the baBemcnt classrooms were After a jong:heart ailment, i also reported qnd the faculty room floor also themniionaire '•Blrl-Friday” to 3 wan dan^aged. , the late Arthur Vinlng Davis com pare at 15.95 7.88 died Thursday, at M iami Heart Institute. proctor two-slice toaster DavIs at his death at age 05 in 1W)2 was one of the world’s Fully automotic pop-up.-Famous Select-Ronic Color Con­ Oil com pany pays wealthiest jnen. Hu also left hor trol ossures the same shode of toast . . . time after his 1300,000 mansion, "Jour­ ney's End." in a Miami "suburb. time. Chrome body, black side panels. T634B. Miss MItctie!)-stayed in the raiisoni^tinaii held mansion for three years but sold it when taxe? becatne too BUENOSAIRES(UPI)-The naped In the same area a day high. Insisting. “If there's one com paro of 17.95 12.44 before. Swissair sold Thursday Argentine subsidiary of a U.S tiling’ I can't stand, It's genteel it had no information on the oil company phid a I I shnbblncsS."/ • ______"silex" four-sjice toaster ransom two weeks'ago for'th“6 cnSiT Proctor's 4-slice fiilly automatic pop-up’toosior. AsSQT&s even heat for fomous Select-Ronic color control Chrohfie body, btack ond panels. T507B.

VMlklo J r .. profiidont-of Amoco com paro at 16.95 Argentina Oil Co. charges ;*Wilklc. 48. the father of five ArthurBurnett.Boyleremalned children, was abducted Oct. 23 WASHINGTON (UPI) -For­ presto's automatic egg cooker in a wheelchair. (A he left his-home in a mer United Mine Workers He spoke only once Nyhen^ The easiest way to please the fussiest egg-eoter. Pre nonthern Buenos Aires suburb President W.A. "Tony" Boyle, B urnett asked him If he agreed' on his way.to work.., rccovcrlng from an nppiu*cnt pores 6 boiled eggs or 4 poached eggs at g time^ Breo.k- to a stipulation that he. In fact, jThe rejjort coincided with an. suicide attempt, was ordered proof"CoVer. Model L006. (rffieial spokcsmnn’s.statement extradictcd to p tts b u rg h iN'l- was the person named In the in the company’sChl'caco office day for trial on charges he indictment, tint Uie abductors wha took conspired to murder his union "I an», your honor," the pale llkle from his car were "not rival, Joseph A. "Jock" Ya* Boyle said in a barely audible lldwlng!Llhii_planaJh£y_5et____bionf-ki voice______Sdlit in toleplionc conversations. ■ In addition to the* federal ,“Bdy1e7 7 1 ,' who look ''itn com paro af 24.98 I'; 1110 company, spokesman in 'overdose of barbiturates Sept. Indictment. Boyle faces three l^ e n o s Aires sald .Uiere had ■ i24, re m a in e d in cu stod y of- state murder charges in Penn­ sciliick mist haitsetter been “delays” in the negotia- ■U.S, m arsh als at George Wash- sylvania for the slayings of tjtn s. ' ington University Hospital. Y ablonskl, his wife and daught­ Schick Model 71LX features beautifying mist for last­ ‘ KurtSchmid.IJitin American er. 'Throughout the 25^inute ing and'tovely sets. Has 20 rollers plus pre-setting director of Swl.ssair was kid- hearing tefore U.S. Magistrate He also has been sentenced to five years im prisonm ent for mist. Ideal gift for the holiday^. .m illegally funneling union money to political campoigns in 1068. That conviction is currently Polluted oysters being appealed in the Supreme comparo at 10.95 5 ;^ 8 8 C ourt. Juslj.ce Department iittorney presto's hot dogger savings Ronaici Malone said an iriltlal 0aMse~hepatitis hearing in Pittsburgh would Novv you can cook one.to six hot dogs (frankfurters) probably t>e held Nov. 21. in [u'st 60 seconds. There's no waiting or boiling. Keeps Boyle was not expected to . HOUSTON (UPl) —A clly jweas where raw gen food is nifeat juicy, delicious flovor. Model HOTD. Ihealth -official thinks strict harvested are aware of the appear then, however. Malone ___supervl.sionofoysterharvcstlng potential problems of contami*' said Royle was "suffering from beds can prevent conditions 'nalionandmosthavedeveloped anemic problems' that require continuedhospltallzation.'' ^ ^ a t could ___ tiaiH l-lnsiaU lcn. p r»i?rj>n)q to. - c o m p o r ^ - 6 .iiat could alfUct as many as pj-c______„ . ntBTmra’fl’BCPond Rovcm m cnt " r,000|«iHons. " . !inppening,MaclibnhBald, psychiatric—exnminatlon^n— regina's three^eedbroom ----- ^Tliere - is-nothing-like an ---- ThiTTOniaminntcd “oyaters -Wednesdayslwwod his i^ o n ta l - * status has iinproycd," ' but ^outbreak to bring this problem arrived in local restaurants |n Replaces many household 1o ols!, Does the w ork of a 51n tft-fftemn^*-flald - Dm~n ob continued to show/ " M r . Boyle ... M aclinn, director of', (he has an incubation period of up comm&nicablo disease office, ,to50days. . Burnett emphasized the hear­ and upholstery brush. Model B-2536. 1 "Wencedsimilaractlvltipsto Hepatitfscausesaninflamma- ing was only on the formal ■---- “;whnt-ls'goinpT»miow=rcBTnnr tlon of tHfr liver and results in Question of ^iwelhc^ Boyle-waa- ‘ "Inspection and surveillance o f , fatigue loss of appetite, nausea the 'person nam ed In the' indictment and In “no way an ■iMterculturesltcs." aad fever, com paro at 21,95 admission of the charges.” 14.88 u MacUan said the liver S disease was tlie worst outbreak _ reiHilitgton styl.er/dryer »he had seen in five years. He v-t . ' said laPixtoplc hnd \ heen f <577? a h o rt a t =?Two‘^pm jdT:ontrolT'ht^ ndrylng,'lov(rh)r‘5fyling'i^PnjsH7 infected 80 W In co«c8 as for I wldo-tooihbd comb and narr.dw foolhod cpmb atlach- awayo>Spoknno,WaBlK ^ - TheFcdoral Food and Drug f .fy monts. Thorm ostallcally controlled. P.D.iiOO. Administrationtroced,tho con- “ J.- t C/f'Cf:^ station ' !tamlnntedoyfltcrfltoaU)ulsla-. ' ;• S'na Untriattd sewage TWIN FALLfi ^ One service Allocations for the mpnth so t apAarontly aplllodJnto the Gulf atatlonin Twin Falls was out of far were for the first Hen days comparo at 22.95 14.88 - - ; oyster beds and caused-thc - gawHne- Friday, but suppliers only, buHnore is suppose to 2 cohtamlnotlon. , ’ indicated It was an exception bo. coming, one official said. sunbearn "$h6t of stedm iroii" ■ '‘perhaps mpro vIcoKous ac- rither than regular condition.V Touch a button for oxtro.concontratoc^ stoam. W Ipos . ’ (Ivltlcs iirorttl'tltcso lines will Officials of the Tcxaco . ._ M id other stations nf>ay .:^_privOTt---th(ng«L.4llte^lie«aL_W ^ cflnier^ noro » a ^ b o o u t 01 RAsoUne before a ■^rot^tObb?^ 117W ^^nkl^V Instantly. Jb.^8ioci^rTi vbnis*rSafST7^ harvesting In containlnatid only" the one station w ar 'Supply is ovllable as there is no hool won't tip.-ModQl;SD36. - " ■'_____ ^ --- wttt«'ii:’i»hlelrBppa w ntly’geee-~cM^utA>ut^ra-wttra~ 1iivlloationat4hU tim e Itaw ^ooo^ " -on occasionally,^’he aald.-.....;' running row and they have no m ore w ill be available In ,Twln : iJ -^rrd gift from tRelaot^ ^ ■ sta te healUt depar|mentB In* f{asoUne a t U ilstlm e to deliver. F o l l s . _ ...... - ...... (c) WaKliliii;(on Stnr-Ncws A top administration officlnl . nnil budi'ot. The present uailH, _ ln\v cjiforccmonl --- —WASHINGTON ------Iha^dlrcclli-_: ___ L ln v olv cd_^ in lficlinjitio;» is to w ait and soo aotlvUicrf, nlr UaJfIc controls poaalbiJily of a four-day novcrntnfcnt personnel matters^•-l>ow-offcctivc_UH.‘_immc’dintc ■I and lioapltnls. Kovcrniricnt work week to meet said it wna hoped the m cnsures moftsurcB outlined by tlicv Ifn order for a four-day work tiie nnlionnl cncriiy criais has ” outlined ■" ” by ‘ Nlxbn...... to dpftl * * with ■“ 'President- r-are- ^ tboforo weeklo-ijtrinlo^ffectrCons^'ess--— - — boon raiBod by administration tho onor^iy- BhortnHO - would bo- x^msiderlnH any-turtiicr- move.— would-lu»vo-lo -waivo-tlio-law------officials; - - 8uffident...,_. ^Sucb- -Q-work-weok- would thnt" provides -overtlrrio - for------n»rcstdcnt“ Nfxon~hnB^ot consist of four 10-hour days, n u i . If tno enorRy crisis' Rovernmeat workers ‘for' all '• nak ed t/>r su ch1 standbysta n d b y Vr«r.''"n’7n,.;Vin." , Monday ll\rou|ih Thursday, or work'in cxccsii of elyht hours a nutliorlty/I r inHiTa ...... -afl>7“ 0tiroi*‘wis c rth o “ co5t-in---- Conp.resia for v o m c rB c n c y . ™ i b l l U v lie siild Trils. would permit the oyerllm e wduld be prohlbiUvc.' jt o ^ r nmcnt-go{Mial^:^^^’hgtoplcjmgaMion^UBOTUftan^^i, , . »nuy-^be-forthcoming. - if ~ the, *by Civil Service ’ ComrttiHslon • -fonBodailvol jC-wicli— wookr— ' Sllt|(fC5tga~Tncns^^^ ' nof- o ff{ H n lF n n (H h o t(^ m th (r^ itc r-^H>flMHlHBlnieonsldety>bleenen»v;— ilva-lhu-cncruy- criaU_____ . IIpihs'e’s officL* of in a n n jje in cn t.. _^aavlnu.._ T htre.: .are-l -niany— • MOPPliiF i, ' ’"tho'usands of 'gdverninehl ^ I 1 bulldloKS throughout the • sournc wRiNCEiis BB Rebozo^s bank bu. n»t ..n, • rlOM W«K-JMIIWS , Kovcrnment employes would Md (t|lll|Wllll' . be on a fqur^iy work week is officer rernxyved Uie plan , were adoplcdr'Sbrne -KREFT-«l^.-- fcdernl functions would rcmoin t51 A iid ln A v *. . 733-8S33 Twin ro lli, Idaho TeilirrarDCpOBtttrTSurance Cur- suspension ftntl rem oval na vice ' IBrntlon (FDIC) sold Friday it •'presldouLondteaa.of Ihtttiitl. - wns prepared to order llic depnrlmeKl of the Key Bis- removal o( n key officer of n c„ jt o niink and Trust Co. on Key Blseiiyne banl( lieadcd by „n iii;oncy stuff recommendn- Ain't No Bull A $S00 CHECK (or audio visual equipment is C^G,_'lBebe" Rebozo, one of' lion “bused on certnin of____ fntcd-tirSn! m u clfrw ch irln n n n o( thiT President' Nixon’s closest DeBuer’s nctivltles _ V. Parents GrouPi and Vic Jepsen, - fn c n ds,------^------of'flcor and dir^ctor-of-Nallonal- pflnclpnl ofthc Ernest Hemingway Elementary But FDIC chairman Frank Home Products Inc, and'as p- i>chool. K ctchum , left, by B illie Tliompson, Wille said ho would delay the partner of Dfterwald' it president, anf Lloyd CiirtlBr-mnnager of the disciplinary nclion pendini' DeBoer.'* n-stock brokerane -Ketehum-Sun-VaHey-€honflM‘r-«f-Gommereeth Blvd. two $50,000campalgn gifts from bhown at TF theater t h e four week claKS w ill nieet from 7i30 t(» 0 Howard Hughes and holding the p.m. Monday and Wednesday evenings. Tliose money in his bank for four attending will use the balance lk1A/N AVt W. -fF pown tlie film after receiving a num ber of and m onths in town that were m ore "ex posing” the class i)y calling the YMCA office at 733-4381. m il Porklnfll! fj^mplalnts from persons who had seen the X than "The Cheerleaders." Opon Fridoy Nights 'Til 9 P.M. rating and poster advortlsemonts and who had Mrs./Gieo>gc'’ said "The Cheerleaders” had fieeh the film Itself. been enjoy6d by persons aged IB to 70 who "left M He said that he sent o police detective and a the theater smiling.’’ Out of thousands of tlckols piity prosecutor to see the film and tliat they sold, only four tickets were refunded because 1 the film should not be shown, even though people were dissatisfied wiUi the nature of the it was "not as bod’^ as other flbiis which hove film, she said. She said apparently a full week Been show n., ’ ' passed before anyone complained about "The I Tlie police detective who saw the film refused Cheerleaders." - comment;- • (jalley emphasized that no individual sets "I can't say whether I had made up my mind itandards on,what is pornographic >-> that tlw) — completely or not’’ on whether to take the case lommunity standards were violated by its to court If the manager refused to discontinue |howing_ , "The Cheerleaders," Galley said. "Voluntary Although Galley hodTnadirclearhe-wnmm complfah^' Is the best way to sblveThese nking formal action tlmt night to.c Im c -"The mutters, he added. h e e r l ......

pttorney wheh>Te w a lk ^ In.'M r's. George said" show T nrthrfiim ‘ lha‘ t nT5it"and*saTd"witii a'sm ile • Manager Jane Georgejater said she complied guessed "someone” was helping out. =JUcnilUMl£hihemOYi£llfldilCCnpOPtllQtDndtb?— .-.Gnlleyrsaid this was theJirst time the cmint\'--- 1 W is of tlu; prosecutor's reauest was "unclear" had received any complaint on offensive media Jo h c r . since the Pussycat Bookstore was closed last ► “It's not the Intention of the owners or the winter. He said he would "keep an eye" on the Snanagemenrhere to start showing slimy flicks theater to ensure it did not sho w tih n s Uiat “'fall Jr ,X movies," Mrs. George said. iShe below community standards," jNixon message ‘strong medicine’ i ^

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jContlim edlrom p.*^!) lM ,illnn> om |»lijlii( rp jp o lo d ------candidate could know nil of .what hla.cam palgn '(lOldN^njr'BHlU'niclmhlson “did tlic right workers were doing, ho/aaldi BOI^ (UPI) — H io Idaho Huhion Rights Commission thing" In quitting, becauAo anyone on the Heferrlng to his o\vii. presidential campaign, rejoctcd a complaint Friday Uint Indlnn symbols used by Preuldont's council who can't agr^c wiUi him Goldwuter said hcidldn’t ‘'know to this day Ilow IPocatcilo-HiglL^hool.orC-dUcrlnilnntory to Indian students at should quit, many people were working for me or where my _thtJCh(wLil ^rUjinl^tIic^I>paiacnlVcrVdihilUpranaiumzzzWiifU\lnuio«:n3rx.T::eiimpDlHn: cominlsflioh-conllnucd rU w i'ing ___li;____ nM.timD::zlaw:±=her^idrrr:iQllQWit!ttnrTecent-— lMmad;’.L..... ■ ^:~cHargVthiiV6 manwas'flrodfrom'lho BotftfrMsln Skl Arcn’ln; rneidbnto-ln-wnaUlnftion.*wuiRiaV'&-flH»W4hB; ' - " ' -(:»ildwftt«r M ld-htr-aparim i)Ttt"^a« builfgod^ i ------Pm iRldG ntis^portcdbjrt)nhr23-pertenHHhr TiarlWlTHl3:Cai»^ati!rt'M------d ^ ‘im f l a : m n b 'fil ^ The commission voted t^sond an opinion to hish school ofH- Amerlcim public and that is "as low as It can tliat, I [eel my group In their enthusiasm would clols urgir\K the use of sppcial culturnl'clnsscs to caso prejudicial be" Iwcnuse 23 per cent of the people would havei buggc(l someone else without my attitudes amonn students.' ' • probably uplioUl the President under any knowledge." circumstances, ‘ r ' " I think we have seen something' we won't sec noise coupio NIION " I d on’t know if the President will be able to again" In the Watergate-affnlr, he said. - net Qul of it," Goldwatcr said, but for the first Goldwater emphasized that “no elected _ _ D O I ^ ( U n i L - A Boise coupio ha s filed a 150,000 lawsuit -tliite in mbnthn-thoi-^nator-'s m a ll Is lu rn ln g Jn — -Republicans had anything lo.dQ_wllh..WnlQrgfltc,' against Dr. Cuftis A. Jonos for oUogcd sldo.offocts oT W favor of the Pr.csident., but thht It was all done by a bunch of-"ra}ik ' ~ ‘ ancsthcUc administered during a torutlloctomy. ''Tljer.e is n« way In the w orld" a prejjldentlal am ateurs." _.- " l think we should glve'thls m an the benefit of PoTirtlrDlstrict'Court; 11rinniit‘ !irtys'Mi'4.“(Ifovn“went"to Joi nimJOTitinnmiTcmimitarwiffirarmsWent/*- .August, 1072, for treatment of tonsillitis, and when the doctor Goldwater.snld. * . ______decided a tonsillectomy was'neceasory, a local ane«thl‘Uc was .It was the "fundamental strengthj)f the administered. Group elects American people" that kept the country goiniTIn" a crisis," and "when.you start to lie and cheat and think more of power than of honor you K X 'cn iiilh ln io lilro tl- ______-dlnasfloelato-youraelf—from—everything—that— . DOl'SE (UPI) - Department of Environmental and t^tet^hum I makes America grr:.t," he said -Conutiunily-Sorvlces Administrator Dr. James Bax has hired Referring briefly to the ' energy “ crlslsr the professional services df a former U.S. Senate candidate, Dr. KE T CH U M - A slatT of six board of directors Goldwater said, "I think wc'H'be glad this Glen Wegner. liave been elected by the Ketchum-Sun Valley energy crisis camo because it takes a crisis to ---- A‘stur^rrSntnrtay^IdfthaStatcamnnflQidBaKTam»ior-appoli tee of Democratic Gov. Cecil D. Andrus, hired services from new Interstate ,80. This structure Is located east Tlie new slate, selected during a Chamber meeting Tliursday, Include Ernest Bengoechea, Wegner, n possible Uepubllcan U.S. Senate candidate nex year. g o i n g l i p of K ing H ill at the end of Uie new stretch of Ho.was hired Sept. 25 under a contract which "apparently .by­ laterstate out of nilss. Gilbert Farr, Ruth Lelder, Bill O’Neill, Ed Pllkerton, and U m ar Tobias. passed; the established review procedurds,” the story said. Tlie new board will meet and select a new ' The story sold Wegner — a phypiclon-ottorney who last year Coyotes for president, first vice president and second vice Tan for the U.S. Senate in Idaho — and Bax signed a $3,000 con­ president and will announce their soloctions at tract for professional services. W agner has t)cen m entioned os a Feiedlots given deadline tlie Hnnuarihstallatioh dinner Dec. IS.'netirlhg llkly contender foe Democratic Son. Frank Qiurch’s seat next president Qillie Thompson will become the urban rats? ' yejir. seventli board mcTnlMjr. In other acllon: Dy LESTER KINSOLVING P o iln lt'li m an oloeicM l .p* to quit polluting river — Tliompson announced that tlie Cliamber -jrimcBiNg»l.ffifl»h}ngton Bureau., - 1^0 t^7\-rBl7 l7t)';— 1-d-a-h^ -hnd"doTnitcd‘t37S‘from"lts'yDuthTrcntcrfundia~ and C om m un ity Services considers it for WASHINGTON - White House press (UPI)— Garry Morris, BOISE ~ l4edlots along the Snake Hiver will' the Other Side of Time group home; $500 from Its adoption as the state's strategy to upgrade secretary Ron Zelgler and communications Potlatch farmer and school have to eliriilnale direel jK)llulU)n tu surface playground equipment fund "to the Ernest director Kenneth CTawson ‘ prom ised F r i d a y board m em ber for 10 years is waters by July; 1077, according to a sUJti- water quality fur tlie river basin for the current -Hemingway-Elementary SchoolrK«tchunvfor- they wlir investigate “ and report back on the ‘ the new president of the Idaho publication released Friday by the Dopartnient fiscal year. iiudio-visuitl equipm ent; and (300 from the Times-News question: School Boards Association. of Knvironniental and Community Services. Tlu' report lists three Ijiisin types of feedlot Fund-a-Bus drive for Ketchum Christmas •‘Since tlie U niversity of Idaho discovered Morris was elected at tlie CWe dupjirtm ent estim ate places the nuinlM.T operations in tlie regi{>n. Tliuy include beef decoralion.s. recently that one.fif the coyotes' favorite closing session of the os .such feedloLs in llie Upper Snake Uivor basin cattle feedlots. tlie most serious polluters, (litiries andjlive.stock overwintering operations, delicacies besides sheep is field mice, an d since as.sociation rneeling a t Idaho at 300. by Executive .Order 1034, March, 1972, State University: Dr. Ted The draft study of llic deiiarlim'iU's Water includinii tiiosc for calving and lambing. sheepmen are prohibited from poisoning Copistock. Nampa, is the Quality ManaKunient Plan for llie rivur basm ui Iti apruiM rain^,''alid ujjlaniVdram age flu s h /c ro s s briefing Uie W hite House Is opposed to coyotes. ’ BOISE (UPI) - The Ada County Sheriff’s Office and.tlie south central p;j1ri4)f > - u- / ■ - -- enUng'sheeprWhen asked how tlds oppostlon la — county coroner haVe released tlie identity of a Boise man who Tile draft sluiiy w ill lie public ' manifested, he said, "By encouraging them (the burned to death early Friday in a fire a t his two-bedroom trailer iiearinj-s Nov. 2H in PociilcW aTlflVtiov, 25) in A si-cond poiUilion problem according to the Valley rejiuil, is wlu'ii "accumulated manure" Is coyotes) not to (cat Uie sheep)." near the Barber M ill on Highway 21 east of Boise. •l\s-in Falls before the Hoard (tf KnvironmenU.l 1 Sunday, Novombor 11, 1973 The Issue arose when special asslstjint to the The sheriff’s office aOld Uie man was John Ray Gasklll, 22. ina(hcrteiiti\ or deliberately dum ped into President. Charles DlBona, a New Englander Sheriff E. C. Palmer said the coroner and deputies used dental tu’arl)> w alercourscs," V . , ______^ ^ was asked about Wyoming's Sen. Cliff Hansen's charts in efforts to identify the-badly*burned man, Uie lone UKt.'S and the federal .Environmental I'ri)lecluiii Agenc) are developing coni|)liance notation tliat Uie New En gland sweater Industry occupant of the trailer when it burned. Gooding man bv'licdulcii for the feedlots in the area and will can hardly Uirlve as long as coyotes are eating P alm er said the poBslblllty-of-arson-was-bolng, invostlgatod. Ix-gui issuing them oii a priority basis during the sheep. Sheriff’s officers said the fire also could have been caused by an Sen. Baker '"I om not sure the President is awore of a current fiscal year, according to the report. __ OEploding butane goB tank. ______. giveii-Iife In addition,' DF.t'S will have responsibilily coyote p ro b le m ," D lB o n a 's a id t ^ t h e T im c ^ under liie plan to m onitor prpgress of the ~ News question. * ' • ip'm nil'klllpil _ G O O D IN G — Ju a n Huiz, (roodinj-. was fvedlots ui e lim in atin g pollution and w ill ask the At Friday's press briefing, Ziegler assured sets TF date th chairmen honors for the Hanson dinner. Huiz waive'd h ls rlg lit to a delayed sentencing- ...... Attorney...... director-.. . Freil...... Grant— told - - Jordan-sai4-Cventa-auch-n3 one wh|eh , wniild . rcQuirc-Uie-Prc8idcnt-to-prohlblt>-thc— _ time and the judge sentenced him immediately export- of ^ r a ln 'to a n y 'n a tlo n producing for According to Raymond Halui, port owner of the hay, the fire commission members meeting in Boise Frldoy,— brings Bakcr-io lda|ip have fl Iworfold.purpose -politlcnV-pirphaea a qu antity of oU noTTMlly — was-lhought-tQ-Jjavo-alarlod-obout-ll-p.mr-by-a-short-in-Uio- oIIht—st4ilV-t‘«mmiKKlo>ui-liad-publlc-4iepvlcc----- uq!j,ey-prpvldo ah-opportunity to express^ exported to-tho-Unitcd States, .or_naUonalUlnK. clcctric fencer. • -- —; — J n pii.ssin^.sentenctL St'.9ilgiflJ:9l4J^H.*?-^^'‘?U !l advertising. — ------" — nppreciotion fo r o-publle-offlolfll and for-hls- cases of second degree mui'der parole Is. U..S, properties."...... •... . . The Buhl Volunteer Fire Departmcnfbattled the blaze from 11 Tlif liiplc III vi'sllilllly lor tlif nrnimlsslon constltuents to raise needed campaign n io t^ |X).ssible after serving 10 years in the free from the back room atmosphere wnloi Tlie President's press secretary said he is not p.m. Friday to 3 a.m. Saturday. The burning hay was pushed by innii- up will'll Uorrls BliiiiBli, Nnmpa, j)enitenliary. chiiracterizes special Interest politics," Jordan fam iliar wlUi Uils :blll but w ill Inquire and bulldozer aw ay from the farm buildings so there was no loss to I’luilruoriuiii, iiskod lio» niic porson lioU liiund 0 He said, "If you go to the penitentiary with out utiiiiil liiiw til till' a I'om plnlnt. said. provide on.onswer next week. the structures. the right attitude and take advantage of tlie G n iiil ii(!rc‘i'il It »1>s som etim es (lllllc u ll. He As a m cm tjcr ol the W atorsnte InvesUgallon Sen. Thurm ond, I^-S. C., said In InU-odudng A passerby notified the fire departm ent about the blaze. opportunities of education offered there, you iiiited tile eoinm issiim does not have ii scporale cpinmittee, Baiter has hod the difllcull Uie bill both Saudi* Arabia and Kuwait are 100 Hahn said the hay was covered by Insurance. can gel out and still make a life for yourself. phiiiie lIstliiB. b m iu s e II Is under the responsibility ot investlBntlnB memBcrs ol his percent dependent upon Imports for wheat and ‘•Don’t mess it uji by acting like an DeportniMl ol Speelnl Services, nnd Its nnme own parly. Jordan said Baiter has lollowcd the feed grains while Foreign Agriculture M agoilne underprivHeged Mexlcan-Ainerican trying to Isn't nsted on the sign In Iriinl ol the bulldlne tedious details ol witnesses' direct testimony predicts American agricultural exports to the C iiii€H ‘r Soc*U‘l,v get even with everybody," Si'oggin continued. ' where Its oKlees lire housed. recountinB events which have procipitnted the Middle East* will jump 50 per cont during the j Huiz was taken to tlie Id a lio ' SUite coming year. BOISE (UPI) — TJio new president of the Idaho dlvlalon, current crisis In the nation's capital. ^Penitentiary Saturday. American Cancer Society, is'Dr. Warren T, Sutton, Idaho Falla, :h'oaen durlng-an annual meeting In Boise. Other officers elected Included John T. Orr. IdahoFalls, board chairman; Dr, A. A. Krueger, Ashton, president-elect, and Dr. A1 W. Klotz, Boise, vice president. Cassia trustees plan construction

’ An alternate for on additional classroom will effort to hold costs down. I>1nii fllo N In jiill By MARILYN ELLIOTT tlie jun ior high. ______l)e Included. Blauer said Uie-room was not Supl, Harold Blauor sjild Uie dislrlct currently Blds-forthc-306-Raft-Rlver auditorium seats TfmcK^cwF W riter . j^ n c l i ______ons-bocoUM-hQ.fclt-^ ^ _ -Pa'nleM)ultmon-4V«flt-^u , 3a, .ScatUfy B U K L 1 5 V — l l t l i a tB S lU C U Utlty SL'tlOOl” Uie distf let could bring exU-a students lb Burley . a r re s te d In Boisiieorly. Friday on a disorderly conduct chor^ fl«ld_He bolleves thb se{U8_ co s tin g ^ v 9r 112,000 trustees- dlsousHod- building- plans- and -ba--uUlized iL n e e d e d . and-approvcd- by-the ■ whlchlsnowln a space crunchfollbwing the loss could be purchafjed by ,tiie. community "for died Frldoy n ig h t In-UirDolso City Joll minutes after arrange- consU-uctton schedules F riday as Uiey worke(l district voters. Installation ncrt _sprjng sm the auditorium can of Uie Junior high school, • ...... - m c n ts were made to Imve him hospitalized. to alleviate apace problem s created by t^w-flro Blauer saldJie would like to see Uie budget Blauer reported a-check-of-$200,000 was hf hiilli with a fllonfng floor. If the scalp cannot -Police aaid-Weat- . . . _ “-htria dow^if uii Uie elementnty-eyhooV-w-uM o-* ...... -Ffida$MTM>Hilnft-4iJ- loI6iid ^i t flf l f m------e B ur icy^ .J...... u n ion iiB „ ir s t t r o o t :— be purchased for^.iM tlien the rctclvcd by tig dtstriiK . — 7 ...... -• ty-&cond s'trect after com plaints w e t^c a lle d In from women In Tlie board, In a special noon meeting, decided J200,000 m ore could be spent on Uie new junior partial payment by Farro Bureau Insufanoe for high sghool. building will have to be conatrucUKl wiUi a Uie nelghboi hood obout'the man's bchovlo'r. lo entnrge plans for the new Burley Jun ior High Uie lire loss...... -1-Board members.InstrucUsd'Richardson ana tiered floor for use wlUi tcmnornry soallnB. - Arrest reports said Ujc man showed "obvious signs of with­ School.-includc a posstblc-odditlonal claaflroom The district lias already spent 15,000 ol the Richardson and Asaociaujs, Salt iJike City, Construction on Uie audltorlurri began over a draw al sym p.tom s..." and when picked up, he "w as talin g to tlie in the plans for the Declo ElemenUiry School lunds lor a boiler lor an old Junior high shop UUdi, nrcliitecis to develop plans for the new week ago and completion Is scheduled for the door and himself." ' and begin developing plans for a new Burley buiWIng w hich Is sUll being used, 110,600 for the elementary school wlUi a minimum of 18 spring. The man died before hexould bo U-nnsferred to a hospital. ElementJiry School. cleanup ol rubble and dirt at.Uie lire site, 11,300 clnssroomrf nnd a maximum of 22. • Following receipt of approval from tlis Idoho Time ot'looUi was about TifiOp-m. t lie new Burley Elem enU iry School becam e a lor IHc cabinets and n secretary's desk, $1,700 Tlie architects were also insU-ucted to add ‘ Department of Educotlon the board Officers sold an autopsy is to be performed to determine cnuso hecesaliy when the junior high school, which lor 20 teacher desks, *2,MO lor space heaters (or four classroom s to tlte plons for Uie new junior unanimously voted to have the now Declo. w^Jchp0l, .biirT)0d to Uie ground about use. and J20,0 0 0 ,lo r‘tlie replaccmctits of principal f^vell Turner sold Uie original plons school cafeteria and music room on present two weeks ago. textbooks lost Ih tiicUire. , . had been cut back too severely in the dlstrlct'8- s^chool ownod property. ' _ . .. - T l i e board-unanimously approved, a site, A requeat' by^ bus— superlntendenl flght to'keep Inflating copsU-uctlon cb'sta wlUiln ' NcgoUaUoiia for on oddltional eight acres of W crakes' in jure 4 {ilready oWned by Uie dlsU'lcl, south of 27th Kirby Wllsoalor the dlstricl’spurchoM irf five Uie budget. land, requlrod'byUie.state for consU'UcUon of . Street.and jiist weH of Overland Avenue for the liusos. nvnllahld Imniodlately from K lr^am Tlie Plons for U»e now Junior high buUding had Uie school, hog- held up (inolU atlon of piiles east of Twin Ftillfi bn school. - ' . ' . “ rothcrs In Indiana, for about.$11,500 ea^h q»» (Conllnueillrom p.'ll lUroady been oxpandoil to provide more locker . Addison* Avenue Eust- nt 7:40' The orchttcctfl who hruL completed Mildon anid the Howard inco-^nd-n-gymnastlcs a r e a , . School dttorney .Hcnpan Bodtke '\jms not' o A n le d b y th e b o a r d . ‘ ' j ■ pin. Her vehlde.leU the prellmlnal'y sketehos of Uie building ofllTrauiai. - H ie board quflatlonod41io4ogallty oi buying.: ..vehicle then. struck' a cor Tlie budget allocates $2.1 m illio n for present at' Urn rtieeUng to report on tl« highway , rolled oyer and come U^ie size of the school at about 30,300 square feet, •Bie buses ^lU iout tosklng for b ld s^ve n though driven by, Ja y A . Brown, S2, construction -of, Uie junior ^ high building. negoUntion status but plans for the school will to reit on o farm house Ihwn. 'IlicdlatrlctliasjivallableMM.WOnpproved In D , F . G oodlnit.jis It was stopped at* 0- Architects hope to be rcfldy 'foi* o coll for bida cbntinuo while . nesotlotlons are bolns . sUiUi suporlntcndent of _ffl)y--.u;na _trfln tc d at M agic 0 13.0 m illion bond election last spring for the -jgngolklnfl, hm l ,.lnld.,.th 0 -.adm tnlfttrflti6 n i w ^ Stop S im ^ * ~«bwl^-tHe'fl^8i-o^FebPUu.y,— r------—ixMmuuwui[Hluotodi- ...... ■■■»■" ' ■■ ...... — 7cm wintTrrt»ninnanifn^5«ichi»i:^ • ‘'emergcneypurchase 8'’foUowlngu s t ^ Valtoy McmoHal H Tlip boiir<| .,d o c ld ^ Uio blonchcrs^and tlw , plds (o'r Iho Dcclo Elomentm ySchoQl nntl the Jtote PatrolriTnn Larry vuMtij ------v * " i, \ . i be used.In Uie^'construcUon of U»e /new llollcinll said Betty Jcn tru cr . m inor Inlurloa luid _wa« cited livm nniiliim w ill be imiiiiMl Diic. 131, Tlie b ill- ...bo made wHhwjt_bi(ldlng.., . ‘-bulldlnflr------rtTB^gsusTftrat^Mo ==^»7==?l^tn=PiillST=nart3n!to±:

—BGIBE-f lilftho-tclo— pl}Ane‘ Cflmpany lin s n s k c tlth c Publlc-^UtllltiD^- Commtsslon“ for n 57 per ccnt rate Incrensc U) offset IncrcaBcd costs for use of Mountain Bell TelcpJjone long (listnncc cquipmont. ni::::Idalia4;flIc|plionc-jiervea:9;Q0Q=: ^UHtomorii lii" U sW aho - oo m - r:- m uriitios a n d Jordan V aliey, Ore., • Besides asking for the rate increase, the com pany also — filcd-a—complaint ogalnat • . Mountain Bell asking the PUC lo change the roles by which — MountbltT-Bell-chfirBea-Idnho— •Tolephone .Co. fof providing lortg dlHlimco services. ^ O.C»-81)lployr-vloe-proBld«nl; — r n iunugur oMdtiht?— Telephone-, snlQ the proposed Increase'ln local service rates would bring in *410,000 oddl- lionol revenue.

____ HluippllC QtlQnjiLw includes Salt Lake Qty c a J4D.000 Interim Increose op- San'FrnnclHco'r 64 pllcnblc-ln-Wlldtfr,--Homedale Seattle r 50 . TWIN FALI.S - Six local Grndunte Realtor Institute and Marslng. Tills would bring" today^]showers expected Spokane r 50 .17 realtors have twen awarded requlrcmenta. the rate -for basic service In JTampa-c------^— Bl-:. _n£ai]— cstntc ’ furnlnmcntai-----Snnnlnl ciiRstaLflt^thc^loal _ lh f l5 C town^ In line w ith rates certificates, Dave ‘Lutz, meeting included . Julian charged in PnrmaV F nirficid, Cam as Prairie and moving northwestward from slight increase in precipitation Twin . Folia, NorthBldc, president of tlie Twin Falls Wolke, assistant executive Since the la^t Increase In-, low6r Wood Rivor: Variable Uie Eastern P acific over the amounts is cj^pected for nurley*nuperl areo: Variable Board of Realtors, said Friday. secretary of the Idaho Real April, 19G9, Shipley sold, Idaho f cloudlnoKs today.- O ian co of area, causing periods of light Mondoy. Extended ogtlook. Twin Falls — cloudincsa today. Chnncc of Tliey include Kay Harrison, Estate Commission, Wayne Telephone has experienced •. rain tonight ond Mondoy. rain and mostly cloudy Tuesday through niursdoy, is rain tonight, and Monday. Gene Conner, Dorothy Kolar, Mack, real estate examiner for higher taxes and Increased Ovcmiisht lows, 7Z to 3fl. Highs weather. Temperatures are a for rain sometime during the Tempera tures Overnight lows, 40 to 40; highs Ted Smith, Esther Boyle and -the commission, and Donald L. costs for growth and service In the SOs. Probability of few degrees above seasonal period, most likely on today In the m id Oto and Virgil Wilson. U)u Thorson has Demorest, general agent for improvements.' precipitation 20 per cent t^ a y normals ond no Important Wednesday. Mild H igh Low Monday near GO. Probability of been recognized as recipient o f' Washington National and tonight and 30.per ccnt change is expected in the next tem peratures. Highs 45 to 55, Yesterday 03 30 Other communiiles serviced jjrecipitation 20 per cent todoy the award for the “most Insurance Co., who outlined few days: Rainfall has been lows mostly in the 30s. Ijis t Year 45 27 by the company include Aber­ and tonight and 30 3( per cpnt , Monday. creative tronsactlon” In Idaho new health and apcldent Synopnlfl: W arm m oist air Is light for the past 24 hours and a N orm al 53 27 deen, Wliite Bird, Elk City, Monday. and was recognized at the s ta te , coverajio for state realtors. Cast-adc, Springfield, Carey, convention for his The next brokers board DonneHy, Fnlrfield, —achiovomontr-Lutz^ld^ G a r d e n valley, M c C a l Bruce Mecham received a Horseshoe B(?nd, New certificate on completion of Arab oil cuts darken Meadows, Ola, Riggins ond - S w eet___ ------’74 Ijn^iness outlook E. Id ah o Ne v v s LEGAL NOTICE ------(c) Newhouse News Service level of buslnosB activity ond employment fed lam bs NOTICE OP SALE would not r.eally suffer. N otice herebv given th at John WASHINGTON - The Arab oil cutbacks ore tips A,AcLaughlln,3}0Qulncy. Twin Falti, casting a dark cloud over the business outlook If tl»e oil loss tends tow ard the high end of the .daho w ill sell to the hiohest bidder for the rest of this year and most of 1074. range, some complex resporises and effects one 19S7 Ford 4door, ID No. A7PG hold line 15W9B. Olds w ill be f'ecelved unril Government economists are beginning to would begin to come into play. November 20, 1973. The advefH»*r — It could take as much as a year to convert analyze the potential Impact of the Arab ID A H O V A L IS - Fed lam bs ro s c rv o i the rig h t to r e je c l any or Ali the bulk of power plants to coal — and In that bids. em bargos. B u tih e y orc.olrcady concluding that were steady, ewes 50 cents Publish: November B, 9, U , 13. 13, time oil shortages, could )eod to production because oil is so critical .,t'o our highly liiglier, and feeder lambs 50 U , IS, 16. IB, and 19, 1973. cutbacks. At that, environmental standards IndualrloUzcd economy, restricted supplies are centa to l.OOhigher al4i)c Idalio would have to be relaxed to permit burning of 'bound to hove depressing effects, directly or Liveslock Auction this past high-sulfur fuels. Indirectly. week. — Transporting coal from mine to,point of Juflt how depressing depends on certain An estlm fllcd 5,B65 sheep. 310 consumption would severely tax — perhaps variables that can 't be estlm oted w ith precision hogs and 3,100 cattle were sold. disrupt — the nation's transportation system. ISANAGER of Triple A at this time: the severity of the winter, for ' Choice range fQlJnmbs sold — Any effort to eose the impact on business ' Mobile Home Sales li Paul E. example; the amount of forbign oil tliat will be 34.50-35.50; range feeder lom bs activity and jobs could ultimately call for D O N ST EV EN S Is the new Wbflley, Jerome. A resident of lost; the speed at which utilities and Industrial 34.00-30.00; odd rough feeder reductions In consumer gasoline use — In other manager of Alexander's Men’s tht Magic Volley for six yean, plonts can convert to coal, and the government lambs .'12.00 nnd down; light fat words, rationing. Clothing at the Lynwood WAaley, 99, w «i |)revlouily restrolnte that are finally ImposAl. - ewes 13.50-14.25; canner ewes — The price of-fuel and the eloctriclly It Shopping center. A Wendell employed et Ida*Gem Dolry. If things break right, the impact could be and bucks 11.00-13.00; breeding produces would shoot up. That would boost the native, Stevens hns been Ho ^fio hot police end retail r e la tiv e ly m ild . T here w o u ld be sOYne owes 20,00-35.0P per head. cost of living Immediately. But since fuel and employed by Alexondcr’n for io(es~'experlence. ' Inconvenience and cold homes. But tlw general Extreme lop on hogs was power are Important costs to Industry, the the past year. 40.00; bulk 200-220 lbs. 39.00- prices of virtually all goods and services would 40.00; 220-240 lbs. JO.00-40.00; be alioved-hlgh^i* ns tlme went on. - '240-2C0 lbs. 38.00-39.00; 200-200 — The credit-controlling federal reserve lbs. '36.00-38:00; 280-300 lbs. board-la-hardly-Ukely-to-oaBO-mon©y-and-lowor- -Exjjansion- “ 3S:00-3G;00; sows under 300 lbs, ----- interest-rates a t a tim e when prices are under- 35:00; 300-3301bK. 33:00«35:00r- Increased upward pressure. The monetary 330-100 Ibos 33.00-35.00; over authorities wouldn't want to stimulate demapd ^ plan told -450 lbs. 3l.00-33.00; stags 30.00- for goods ond services ^vhen reduced production 34.00;- boars 20,00-32.00. ..la c r e a t in g . s e n r c lt ie i ...... BOISE. t.UPll.. - Boise Cholct groin fed steers ~ The boom In export dem and tl\at Am erican Cascade Corp. Thursday brought 39.00-40.00; good Industry Is currently enjoying could be blighted announced a $20 millio n | '•oject Steel'S 37.00-30.00; com m ercial because of the impact of -embargos on West to expand tlie capacity of Its -steers 30.00-37.00; choice fat Europe «nd Japan. Tlielr'eeonoralcs will be newsprint mill at S'ellacoon heifers 3B.00-tO.00;. good fat slowing-dQwiLaa-DlE.:Arflba-a&ek_tQ-Dcessurfi____ i^WcsLTacoma j,_Waah -heifers-3G.00^?.00r<.‘Oinmoreiol- “ Coniocr !he“Tlm«f-Nowi Farm Salei Oeparfmont these countries to prcMure the United States Tiie project is expected to cows 30.00-31.00; u tility cows for compl«t« advertiiing covorog« of your form L iv e s t o c k Produce Pj-ices and Israel. Depressed economies don't Import' Increase the mill's production —»oi«,— hond— billi,__ new>papai—cavatogit—(ovitr- CHlCAQQ-iUplJ—- tiv i — so mucIT-' ^ ca^clty by-Zb-per contT^oi^ -ftENVER TUPI)I — Iro ttn pork bclllL.M IllM 29,00; ■cnnners'25.O0^.-OO7 bullsT 70;000 rebdorV nn MatfJC V0 day* before »ale jbtlE T. III.. lUPMI - Livtltoch F tb 47.00 44 10 47 1} 4i t0 4 tlS I.41I (2 lllff l.lOO;.J; trtr«dt tciiwt: iltnlv Apr 4) 10 41 IS 41 11 47 to 47 «i 442 second half of 1075. 53,10; m e d ium feeder steers }S (p»Unc«« SOSOhlohK, h h t ilf r i n iO h io h Jun 4110 SO 41 SO 41 17 41V S14 Major elements of the ...... » 10 > DO low tr. hlQh cholc* «nd Froicn Pork DvMiit N o recession seien 47.00-40.00; H o lste in steers N O V IM B H 13 prlm*tlMr».M.OO. cholci it V> 40 lOi ’ F*b 7100 71 00 71.00 70 01 7 0 » 110 expansion project Include the 39.00-43.00; good feeding ’ JOHN B. DAVIS, SHOSHONE (SHOP EQUII>MENT] chalct And p rlm t U IS; cholc* Mar >0 20 70 20 i t II 49 40 114 BOISE (UPI) — The business boom moy cool rebuilding of a paper machine Adverlliementi November 11 >lW>IOO; Utlllly cow» tf.M J I.M . C»n May 4»4S 4*41 IA.^,.4*2;t 27 h e ife rs 43.00-45.00; m e d iu m Aucllerteerti lyl* Matters t Gary Osborne n ti« 1)00 77 00. >• , off a bit In 1074, but there won't be a recession, to increase Its speed and the fe e din g h e ife rs 40.10-41.10; ilAQi 1.700; tradt activf. Mrrowt anj, ^..CViiCACO lUPil - wnolatai* tailing QlIM SO I OOhiohtr; no I 2 }00 JM lb O 00 pricat • ! raporltd by USDA ' / taccoNliig to Idaho’s leodlng business Installation of a 400 tons-per- feeding cows 28.00-32.00; stock O .ie, no I > »0 140 lb 41 00 41.00; iw 2 3 ftultar p ric tt patd dalivarad to Chicago day refiner mechanical pulp }40-t*0 lb 41 00 4) 00; no ) 4 }tO 210 lb ktaady lo lu "v «i*aOv. t l tc o rt too law lo _»_exccutlves. steers calves 58.00-65.00; stock N O V IM B IR 14 4QW4t00 . Quola. t ] »C0r« 72'I 71. W ic o rt loo law In a poll Just completed, by O pinion Research plant which will utilize wood lAVAKMATKIN. BUHL lo Quota heifer colves 52.00-57.10; dairy AMnd«V'» M tim llM rtcfllpU VOOO Cum» 1* (I per ccnt do not expect o recession Ip 1974. JASON tlRENr STIGAU Wliereos three months ago ohly 40 per cent Adverlliementi November 13 CMICAOO lU P il Chtata were optimistic oboUt the first half of 1974, tlie . Auctioneer*! lyle Moitert t Cory Oiborne market off Fiwa lbpro

resident, was elected president of Uie Twin Hui;o Meyer, Filer ami Hfinkc: Women's Falls County Farrn'ftureaii 'nujrsday. ry w Ibhi— ■ . 'r .—— rccntoblTH^i) lis'cll wKhiput reseeding In an orcn where snfiebniflh, oncc too tlilek for animals to walk through, was sprayed. Here LcwU Munson, Food price rise looms district forest ranger,. left,

“ coK!rrnrr^\ ntt'~^v7Km Nr.Toirron "the Inrt'thret} m onths of 197;1 w ill !>e -relatively- - "Chnncey, WlUlom WUcman' prices,will continue untd early next sUible” anjjt proluibiy a .liit lower than .last -SuaunctU-rtdtnadlv-UeImuHe-uLa-drop> in. moat ~cconpmUit.svbut bys’prifip they wUl bunin risinR— -and poultry prices, --- •. . . . , " nio(lera(elyf^ One .e)fpeA~cHiimtlle(\ •*trie~Januar>#^a7c^r liu t the ujipcrUs -say- that the pi*edlcted-...... incri'aRo 'w ^uld he I to 2 per-cent us rneat- ^increase in'food firices between January and supplies decline- lenipbrarlty and other prices Juno wlll^jot reach the record levels of the past . L-untinue lo advance. But he described tluit as Auj;iLst. ’ ' ■'* ''rather m oderate” com pared lo the 5.7 per cent Per canibi fowl consumption in lg7H will fall increase durinn the same period tills year. about 1.5 per cent below 1972 levels, the sharpest The report siiid retail prices m ay level off woi?k-bbosts capacity dt'clin'o-in-15 years, -because, consuinecii-are.— _auuitun.ApriL-JuneJ971.-asjneal.flnd.pQullry— t’ottin^ into the habit of ealinj^ less to save' supplies increase to offset hijjher prices ^or m oney, officials .said. M eat consum ption wilLbe other foods. By Jun e, the specialists said, prices The association tjrazes 3.240 off fi per cx>nt. the shar|M?st drop in 25 years, they may be about the same as this year’s July- -nrnoNNiE-nAmp-joN!N E S ^ ^ -A-Btudy- -imidc-scvccal— njtiv.C—ni:asaca-^icn_rji:,. pncdators." — established- as ilm-heavy ---- Ilo-Rald the—area_is an he{|(l of cnttle on the allql^nenl. .said. , "Spprumtjin^TiTn’lWTTvffltn^wins^ wlll-tjr- TWIN FAIJ5 - Voluntarym u ir y ' yeariTflgo cntllnp for a 20 per sagebrush stiinds died out. im portim t one for sage grou.se In another area of the di.strlct, T lieI "iood . situation” aummhry said prices for below the all-time peak reached Inst August. rost-rotation programs and cent reduction in cattle herds The aerial spray, Munson nesting and habitat. on sheep allotmenl, the Foresl oUier im proveinenl .work by grazing on the 70,000 acre unit said, resulted iniilw ut a R5 to 70 MUnsftn sfltd. the spray Service railed brush from Uic members of the Western in the South Hills area. Mun.son |)cr cent kill of sagebrush. Cost project was done by helicoptcr range in a large section of land Livestock Association has said the association, under tlie of the-helieopter spray project which -is a highly uccufHtc using a gianl chain pulled by Rdtii'h sold JEOMOJIDJlAy. eliminated a scheduled 20 per direction "of Ted Crockctt; was about $5.50 per acre, method. No spray Is applied crawler,tractors. cent parrying capacity president, began li voluntary w ith in 100 feet ,of trees, Adjoining this, spray was & SALT CO. reduction on ranye land rcst-rotatlon program to allow Munson said. ill Ore^ion ' ‘We no longer strive for a 100 including qua'king aspen in used for a com parison of t h t . Rock ind Crushed allotted to the association. portions of the allotm ent to go order to conserve the trees for two methods. Both are cosily, Twin Falls District Ranger ungrazed for one or more per cent kill,” Munson said. VLA.ROre. (UPI) - Harold Mineral Sill. "Some sagebrush is retained in game habltiit. Munson said, and the chain I^w is Munson, said a period of seasons. and Violet Jenkins have sold ideal spray projjram to Another pari of the project (iroject kills the large brush but Mineralized Sail, several years lifts been utilized Spraying of 1,700 acres of their ranch at Westfall, about Jt!u.viiaihtLaiimlLplonta..N»tlv^_ SALT “ lh“ i rm fge u nproveilTinYt— p f snRebrush-was-undert«kcn-by----- provide—gtr- _ ___ ^loclLSall_ Of new fence in connection with grass has been re-established' program between tlie Forest the Forest Service at federal protection for sage grouse or rge and Helen Schroyer of P h il­ Sheep Salt, deer during bad weather and the rest-rotfition program. in both areas wiUioul the need S e rvic e an d Ihe catlU^' expense. Tlie land Is now omath, Ore., for an estimated for protection _again^t Munson said the fence has of replanting and that not Fins Mlxine Sail, •assQdntion. , ; producing a jieavy stimd of $1 m illio n . - some special specifications. grazed this year is nearly chest Flying Realty, Inc., Vale, of­ — KllntrlBtj— high Ihroughoul ihe summer...... Studies show deer will jump a ficials enid the buyers jr e in ■ » } Munson said a stiind of this Paper o r Burlap fence which is no more than 42 the lumber business in Oregon. type will be rble lo maintain inches high and fawns will Tliey isaid they also own a llself despito small sagebrush Kiln Driod FOR LIVESTOCK USE; crawl under tlu; lower wire if it ranch on the Salmon River wllh plants left behind by the A n o lyiU Show * Trac® Eloments In Tho Follow/Ing Amt»: is Ifi inche.vabavc_llic* ground. 2,000 cattle-and another In Ihe chaining. Calcium (Co) No! Ivit'thon ...... 0.35% Because of the heavy use of Kugene, Ore., area. Here again, Munson said, Sulphur (S) Not lo ii Ihon ...... 0.32% tlie unit by deer during winter Jo hn Ross, Vale, w ill m anage oulsUmding tooperat' by the Mognetlum (Mg) Not lost Ihon ...... 0 .027% months, the fence is built to tlie ranch which includes 8.000 permillee. l.aird Noh, has Alum inum (Al) Not U i i thon ...... 0.66% this specification. To keep il as deeded iicres. Tlie ranch bor­ resulted in re-establishing Potosslum (K) Not loti than ...... 0.65% obscure as possible so as not lo ders Bully Creek for about 15 natural vegeliition. The area Iron (Fo) Not leti thon ...... 0.0060% stiuul out in the environment, m iles. silver posts wore used. W ire for has been grazed laic In the L* • Prlcot.vtorl at $1.10 por 100 Ib.-ot tho Warohouso. the fence was furnished by the season only, he said, after the DELIVERY AVAILABLE C onneclibufa slJile bird is Uie Foresl Service and the fence plants are well estiiblished and Aujericaarobin. 200 Woit SO South, Ruport * 436-9515 was buill by as-sociation sturdy. m enibers, M unson sLii(i.Uie 25(l pound rolls of wire were dropped along Ihe fence location by helicopter. This year in addition to avoiding any reduction in num bers of stock on the range, A T T E N f l O N it was possible lo extend the grazing season about a m onllt The season is normally from , M ay 15 lo Sept, 2. Ciitlle this ’ year. Remained in Ihe a r e a ALL POTATO GROWERS NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Prices up — OF DISTRICT VI on turkeys POTATO GROWERS Of IDAHOJJ4C.

j!*HAV P HOftfrAM kljled^ftgebnisM«H>»th WASHINGTON-ru n ) - With way for return of grass and other llvefilock feed _consumeniJi(LViniLUQl2h M _ U D _ _ Thia Ariniinr~AAfifitin g of D istricT~VI (Areo includes (nniniTiniolmentTTewlsTVTuiJfion, district ranger m ore turkeys than uSual during ’ ' ■ left, explalas method of kill to County Ihe year bccause of high beef -eloaisccl- — --- Cnmmlsstnnpr—M'illlnm—Wlscmnn— Dend- and pork prices, llinnltsglvin^ ' “Glenns FSw^-to^WGsppf Burley) of t he. PotatojC^iSwersjofr Hugchnish Is alm ost obscurcd by new grass.-- shoppers will find Iheir tradi­ tional holiday fare more expen­ sive this rhonlh than they did Idaho Inc. w ill be held at the Holiday Inn, last year. - Although turkey production Twin Falls, Idaho, November 14, 1973 at 8 pm. Sugar control end eyed this year Is slightly larger than a year ago. Agriculture D epart­ ment economists reported NFWYOHK(UPll-AnAgi- . Underlhe Agriculture Depart­ for dlscu.ssion before Congress Tlmrsday In an "Outlook ’ This meeting is open to all Potato Growers. culture Department official to­ ment proposal Ihecurrcnt sugar begins work on new sugar leg­ Digest” report, lower slaughter day urged sugar industry lead­ control law , after It'explres In islation early next year. weights have offset the increase ers to give serious study to the 1974, would be followed by a Tho proposal so far has and left consumers with alwul- agency’scontroverslal new pro­ plan allowing alldomestic areas draw n a cool reception from the same number of pounds of Order of Business will be: The Election of posal to alx)U.sh the gover./i- and all forelgnproducersexcept m any sugar leaders. O ia irm a n turkey as last year. mcnt's40-year-old sugar control C\iba free acce.s.s^ on-an open, W.R- Poage, D - Tex., whose Despite the flat production program after 1974. unmpctilive basis to tho |3 bil­ House Agriculture Committee trend, nri d^nand . Officers for the coming year. will be Tn cnarge of drafting Tliecurrontsyslom of regulat-. lion a year A m erican sugar for turkey in recent months has new legislation next year, te rm ­ ed marketing allotments for do­ m arket. ' • reduced back-up ' stocks of ed the plan “damn foolish­ mestic pro^ucors and a favored - For domestic growers, the turkey in cold storage. Heavier Discussions will include: ness” recently bccause it could list of about 3/) foreign countries protection thW.^nQVV gel.from demand, experts added, has Icadtohenvygovernnientspend- was dcslRned in an era. of con- fegulalod ^ ^ market prices and boo.sled turkey out of tho ing if world sugar supplsupplies riseigar 1r EvdluQtron of lost years contract and compare it to ■iitant-wticldiiugauurplu&c&jmd— .ttupplomontal>-4iroct-«ubAldlo&- — lowop-pi^cod altornntlvp.'* -i)s_sm mLJnUiialry.a i r y .Q m[[CiUlS.£Xi_ c ..... tow priresr 'Arthdr *Br Gal* ■ b c T e p la c c d b jr a -new -“target- c la s s : ------pe ct. present production cost increases. cjigninl .^ald In n .ipeech pre­ prlcu!' system. Under_thot . pared for delivery to the Sugar plan, the proposed,new law O u b . would set price targets around 2. [nitiote pre!ln\inary plans for projection of 19/4 — ^ h . , currehtm arket lovclHand grdw' exists," s[\ld Calcagnlni. who _c^s would gpl federal payments., potato contracts. -^-m ovcd fponnitnnauBtry postre- only If opcn-morket returns fell cently to become head of Uie below the targets. 3. A-Revised Potato Production Report. Agriculture Depnrtment’fl augardlvislon. Mnnycxperts.be The plan has not yet been B-Winter Potato Planting Intentions. i(. Hended, bcllcvo that the adopted as a formal adminis­ currenU^-tlght world sugar sit­ tration policy. But Calcamlnl, C-Seed Availability, New Air Storages, Crop re- uation will stretch Into “ a • who first revealed It In a closed - worldsugarecQnomy.obcnrclty meeljng wllh Industry leaders ' a wo ok a](b,~Baid It Is s u rla c r - porting-service and Legislation. , , for the rc5rt of Uie present dec* Ing now to provide ample time adc.” 4. Evaluation of the Plant Representative Program. 5. Potato Grbvyers of'Idaho, Inc. Annual Meeting in -Bu nley.______—- ____

■ftE- lEBIKaK HIDES DISTRICT VI BOARD, -siainiiiEiiisiii iiiv^siaiiW! IS 30' Tlmo«-Nowi, Twin FalHr-ldalii) Suf^day, Novofnbor. 1U1W3

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Mutklnoum.lO MarltUa 7 •> M«IIr««ka I I Iowa It. 7 - Tn last quartier to^nip N.M. NE Okla SI I I Cvnlral Okla SI 1 NorliiiMeilern 31 Inrtiana 70 II j Ohio N orinirn }4-Flndl«v t L*lt lc«rft ' B e n g a l s ’ 1 7 - 7 'OMio SI. IS M lfnigan &i 0 ALBUQUERQUE, .N.M ... Ujc . Utes to a 30-35 Western Lobns bulH up a 28-17 hnUtlmc ^ n o itf s n ir } l. Idaha SlaU i;. ■Ohio U. l4 Cintlnn*Ji I ■ ^ a l i ^ ..Icad.,^ rjiyTqirotfiTSAffitinrtiiiiii-— '-am-^rjrmiHwai*r -(U p I)’ r-(W ai‘(crbo.c)(-Doiv-Van— AUiletlc_^Qnfcr.crfcc-^.viQtory. _____ ~C}uldot^wniiMl'— U ta h — fr^m-^vor7Nou04^k^:^.liUr4Ay/-:~-:::=:;^^ It ra il* ai«¥VTi« fo m i u Drake K ' Amtrkan Inl 21 Coatl Guard IV SW Kaniat 3l'Kan^a» W*»ltyan 21 Rposevolt Hutchins wiUi a 35- lost its last three gnm cs and is BO ynrd.i In the final four rushed for llfly n rd s In 16 tries, notion Coll }S Wetl Virginia II VAlpAraiio I I SI Joicph't'Ind. 7 Autcli' nctunlly took BSC to tlowrtoin ]( Tuflv a Wcvltrn Kentucky 41 Dullar 4 yard scoring strike and plunticd H In the WACand 2-7 overall, inlniitcft’SAtiirdny niRht to run gnve the Qengnls n good Howl* SI 14 Chsvney SI 1 two toudidowns in tho finnl six liriduvporl Lock Mavart 71' ^— In hlmself-from the-one-yard— converled-two-Utah-fumblcs:— buck the inspired'Idnlio Stnte chimce to get field position with — — Colonels top , minutes. And tluinks to n Into Drown i; Cornell ) ‘ Wlllcnbaro IS Capital 7 line wiOi 1:57 left in the gam o. into quick touchdowns ln ;th « BeniSttls 2M 7. n 29-yar(l klckoff return to the' Oucknsll 7t Vermoni } Xavier 40 N orltifrn MllnoU U Interception by flint SiRmund, C W Potl }l Cellyltiuro t Youngtlown St. 17 M urray SI • llie Utes, who-kept' alive' opining'five minutes of-'the ; Tlie victory came nfter ISU, 3A. But throe plays Inter, Cenlral Conn } l Corlland SI 6 ’ Squires 111-107 BSC wns on the ISU onc-ynrd leylhwatt .tliolr-WAC-tltl(>hopoBwllh-a4-l-— gome.— ISUJookcd^it^ U lah’s winning drive In the “Sd X f n . nn.1 sent Stove M I c r Into kick. Oarlmouih 7* Columbia 4 st"30^C a »'^r‘imoion 14 IX)UISVILLE, Kv- (UPI) - Icaguc recorf elected to go for - Delaware }g Marne 1} itctiiany u priend» polntor and Vab ihem to split erjd l?tove Odo^n, goal attem pts. But seiTlor H6n Tlie gam e finally boiled down yards, sent Qiester Gray 1^ Norlheaitern 31 So Conn i »lownr« Pviyrle 71 T*»a» A fc I 0 Norwich 4) Worceiler Teen « Uiree years. Saturday night to~* 8 aldcr found tight end Lance set up Van G ild e r's sneak frorh • Aulole marshnlled the Broncos to the final 5:54 w hen Autele, more on u draw, came back to LAnu^lon 14 Team Soulhern 7 Noire Dame 11 nitltliurQti 10 iQuitiAns Tecti tr Lamar ) defeat the Virginia Squires 111- Robbins alone In the end zone thc-one-yard line. downfleld and threw the go- sneaked into the end zone from Hutt ,for^ eight yords and then Penn V » Nr>f1ii Cerollnfl St Norm To.in 11 Wichita b1 71 Slippery flock Jl Cliinon 6 NC t nuiliAnn ir Nicnolls SI 0 107 in a spirited ABA game. for the winning points.j Van Galder hit on 18 of 37 nht'ad touchdown pn.ss to Don n y ard aw ay to pull BSC to turned fb Ron Nicely for a 15- Spriftgliild H New Hum piinrc . NW Lcuivmnn 70 SW Louitii^nA 10 Syraicuie i Holy Crol OkI.it'OmA’SI 7a Kan^At SI « Gilmore, who had 21 points Utah, now 0-3 overall, also passes for 273. The Utes picked ~ nnd~ 10~rebounds7~Tiparked~ -Botirl&-yard'touchdowtrrun-by- -ujranoth ■yards-rti first- B ig Sky C onference a 31-yard pass inlerfcrence call Frosh Terry Hutt caught the Trcnlon SI 71 NiwBrk St 0 U riinu i I) Orovc Cily * - Kentucky surge that broke a 02- Marlowe, a '15-yard blocked despite the flbscncc, of their next one worth 10 yards and a ViiiAno^'j 47 W«U cnvtier 14 le>(At 47 Dayl6<' I Wabnpr )l SuvqurliAnnA ID 92 tie with 4:49 to piny. punt return by Mike Stevens lending rusher, Ike Spencer. swing to Reiner took lo to the TrxA\ A IM 4S SMU 10. WAtn t JrtI 7i ilclhany }0 TeaAt Lullicran ] i M illtAP i The Colonels, paced by Dan and field goals of 24 and 35 ISU nine, lliere it was third Wpilininilef Pa-14 CrnrvA I Ic»AV Tccli 34 ICU 10 W rit Vfl SI 10 Solpm W Vuw 0 - . Coiornde Celt }} SI- MAry‘t ^ W E ^ B U Y ^ Auburn ]1 Mi«iit»ippi SI, IJ E MonlanA Coll ]& Porllano SI 7 fistflght erupted* between Vir­ running- of quarterback Don the first quarter, holding Boise llrtMune Cookman 30 Kentucky Si lu Houtlon 7H Coloraao SI 70 CatnwhA 47 (iullloro 0 Mnnl.inj 10 VVcljrr Si 0 ginia's Cincy Powell, a former Woods. -fumble on-1hc firsl-plny imd - State to Just ,ll_plnya, But CrhlrAl MIcHigah 71 Ea^lcr^ Kriitu^ky J SELL, TRADE — —NRW-ORLEANS -(UPD- ■' D.«korA 41 MdnlAnA SI 30 Colonel,'and Kentucky's \Ven- Woods, coming off an injury Foley hit his older brother Mike despite a couple df breaks, the Cll.iqrl 74 fKrm Jn -?1 Nor.llii;cn.Ci)!(),,7-i Soulhern Coirt f Steve Foley fired two louch- Clennon )f Norlli CarohnA 7» I’acilic 47 Frcvio 51 0 ' "• dell Ijjdner. Both players were which aldelined him for three a n d p a w n with a 35-yard scoring bo m b .' Bengals ColUAle 4« Wm 4 Mary 47 Soultirrn Cal Jl SlAntoro ]t {k)wn passes In tho first two- OAyloo 10 LoulivMIe ♦ UCLA-77 Orctj'on I . . ejected. - - -- w e ek flrta n for three touch- Idaho State, hysterically Delia Si 4t LivinQtton 40 find-a-half minutes . and After Falgoufll’s third-period WAMim -V-RT baltei’s- Navy Saturday night. Gramtilpiig 17 Norloiv SI 6 points. a 5G-yard scoring pass as the Foley’s early heroics offset a pitchpd tour completions for 47 board. Beltor missed a p a lf of JACk\on SI M ornt Clrown > KcnlucVf )l Vdndcfbill I' Florida State dazzling sccond-lialf passing yiirds nnd riin u keeper for 13 "Cnrty Impossible 51-y(ird field K ni,on It Cenlfc 31 horformance by Navy quarter- yards to the six before uulbnck goal.'T - C li* f CDlf 77'K roxvmr Coll 'U ' “ ^BLACKSBURG. Va: (U P If- back Al Glenny at Tulnne Ed Gilmore cracked over from After Boise. State's third Running back Jame.s Barber 1275 Bluo Lakos Blvd. N. Ktadiuin. the three for -the first Navy p unt. Idaho Stale m oved. From M ortifrttI H CArvon Ncw scored Iwo touchdowns and Snake River Tire Its own 45. the ISU went to the Moreliou^» IV MiicS 16 Twin Foils • AfterMartyMitchcllreturned touch(k>wn. NoAlirrry ]l M^rt HiL-in-_Ihe_5m m d_ aided by a 32-yard kickoff possession, In which Boiler was (Inwimu Cjrrvn ]1 Uatteri' Micii . quarter, sel up Barber’s second CAinrron 11 SA 0k>iA>‘Oi return by the fleet Milchell, short on another long field goal louchdown. a one-yard plunge, trounces and a personal foul p enally that try, B(»ise State seemed lo gel Cr^A(lrun Si U lliA ik iM lv Col< 6 giving Ihe Gobblers o com- Its composure when it rifled 71 Dubuque 70 Simoon I gave the Greenles a first down n CrnlralQkU SI 11N>'. Okla : inaiuling 22-7 halflirne lead. yards In five plays, Terry l-ranki.n 39 Earlham U ' instead of a fourth and long Hanover 31 Taylor U • Barber's first touchdown, a N.M.‘State yardage. McMillan generalled lhat drive Hope 4a Ci'icago Circle i« 19-yard run. was set up by a 45- Itlino.i Con ,3/ Prlncip.a U Representatives of the Fiesta and hil Don Hutt for the final 20 Illinois SI }) Indiana i' yard punt return by Billy .. i USCRUCES.N.M.(UPI)- and Gator Bowls were at yards. Rollie Wgplsey Janirilowrt 41 S Oakoli Sl>’ ‘"ui'<' Hardee, which gave Ihe Gob­ |Utuh State scorcd throe touch- KAnsAi I) Colorado IS Tulone Stadium to scout the converted. Miami 0 10 KenI Si 10 blers Ihe ball at the Florida itowns in a four-minute span of > }1 Illinois i Green Wave, which still must Tlie first good chance of the State 37. w o second quarter Saturday play -tough M aryland a n d , second half came; after a iilght to break open a tigl\t l/)ulsiana Slate. TTje Sun and fumble .‘and interception ^dme and rolled on 19 a 40-12 O b e rty Bowls also Were report­ exchange, after which ISU yrin over New Mexico State. edly interested in Tulane which moved from Its own 35 lo the

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tm rrrw tn'. Frills. Fisii nnd WiUllttc Conscrvntion Corporntlon will bo held at fl p.m. Tucsdny in the Iduho' Power, compnny • nudilorlum.* All Interested spor(.smeri nre to rid^dle Vandals 4)1-14 invltm t;— ^ ------O A i e > L : “ SPrATTTCrWnslr-( tIPl1-=*” ■manned VnndnlBT" “ WlTeininolhor fre.shnum, Gusla- U was Washlnj'ton’s 20lh win” Qunrterback Clirls Rowland Tlic jjam c w'a:; played before . V(i Clark lx)(itf(l a ;if)-yjir(l field (ivor the Vandals' in 33 gnmcs- Tlic pUicr night Utc College of SouUiern Idaho R on Bclingen linn become n starter for the KC- picked the .porous Idaho pnss the aniallest Husky home crowd unal. 'nion the Huskies madu 11 till' two teams havo playod this Golden. On^ies sLn(>cd a lltUc scrlnunn^ic wiUi Oinnhn Kings nn currently is nvernglng 15 In five years — o n ly '47,000 — 21-7 on Howland’s touchdown ninlury. 'llie last time Idaho Ohio Stale : Iddto vb«»hinolon .' Mountnln Home Air Base,. : ... . points per game. which was reflpcttve of Wa.sh- ruu. (icfeated Washini;ton was Gfl Since Mountain H om e hnd no one Iflllet- tlui/i jDlilfl^n4ii'r_-2:lj:ccoi:d.Qii Jh e .. J x h t ik jiu L Oiree m orC'ponUt years nj'O ' '' ' ' ' - . - ______jt^olkcdMom crJUIUBmfci!XcraUYttdl«ictorr:rTslt^>tlll1t?lcti* %?BsoTTTTliimKt6bm M ^ t m v i i y . r m ntT(r\VnshlnRtnrrncftr :; btmch-^Dnonntime hjifgrrnvniclierB-illscH^^^ / of- TniCt^icl>CTtffitie : Actlvlt ca - — , ...... ‘^;^iuniuVhnaTr-TinT^Tlii/sladjum.-..,.;^l7rMd'l!M073g4-teflm^H-^fls-tiecid^-it"Wafl-twtrllio=^\snoointian^nt=^bok:^nbouEiKfi:r^ — V i_____ 4iasn^t-hnd-lDSS-Uuui-5tf,000-on.i>..I„.tci -T«T- _&CHIERME1ER_ best team the school has evjjrhadnitd probably team tournament: Williams ernphnslz»nco for ciimlnB up Ihia football victory over tlie out- atpd fresiimen put on a pretty • ttni(‘li(li»wn by Harrell M itciieil 126 2nd Av«. N. — Dugger, the New York frosh, and Ron Fryson,- spring, nddlngUictlvonorllicrnA.l schools Bini “ “ gondsiiow , from one yard out. • Twin Folli, 734-51 n Uic New York sophomore, piny oKcnsc.DplBeer, nro opposed to It. , vnrd retim nnd soohonmre Rowland passtul 17 yards to 'H ow landsqtupanotlier toucii- ' ir-nnyUilniirrs-msi-(r-riin-ir-wntelr-oirthi!'----- Wllllnmiirnlso-corrcctcd-tis-on-un-onrllor— lJU L.r w down a few m inutes later with .pcnclrntlotnwss-otttliim Vie K elly- nnd most . report In which we snlU wc understood this nrcn A(‘izoiTa-Str— the first pcfuuT ‘ a Zi^arirp^issurGreq.Thnrns; • of yqu aren't going to believe tliat right now. ' would liave three representatives in a 16-team .on rlmkoti Ohio «;tntc crusbod and scored one himself on'a six- biiri;. I’e lf Taggares m oved flic Tlien wJUi 7-0 Tom Bnrket standing in the p'^Bnrnent. Noso.'aayaWilllamsJust two^'n^ Michlgim State 35-0 &iturdny.— rollsover yard run in tiie third quarter. ball lo the oni; and Bonner bull-. Ticfcn3e-^et3"Tjrett^eaky ---- he^iddet^wo^houldfltopiWlntlng^Mt-U'flHlurloy- 4^‘esl'iiniiM»-Highal-<*ftlleF^1ifP=cd^ei»*for-flnMhpi“flUii6irtti -mhWler^thr' TOlback Bruce. Ella scored outside bocause things are prett/safe li^lUnd couldn’t go two years ago jis all exifmpl.e in our Mcirride made his debut in the M('Uri:de’s43yardcrlo Conley three of the Buckeye touch­ o n i i n t j support of tlTe’lO-tcam thing. Tlie Bobcats were-- varsity by throw ing a 43-yard ' cotnplot('d tliu ru\jlo.. ^ ■ Uiem. Newcomer Lon Trotter Is probably tlic downs on short yardage bursts*” third and wouldn’t have gone anyhow, despite touchdown pass lo flanker Ken most aggressive rebounder the school luis luid nnd freshman Pete Joiinson. his TEMPE, Arlz. (UPl) Conley in the first period. In a couple-Uiree years. their lft-2 record. understudiS'gol the other with Woody Green and Ben Malone All of Uie Eagles perform ed well. Two, Anollicr frosh quarterback, --- htJWuver, are ailingr*both~'rw irr Pnlla K«udi som etim es opposition of the 16-team A-1 'Hie Ohio State defense, which qiiarter touchdowns to lead act for Wa.shlngton, ■OUT SAfcEJ^! sophomore Darrell Groves, is a few days from tournament by schools In oUier classifications. has now allowed only 20 points I5lh*ranked Arizona Slale_tQ-a Sophomore Rowland and the getting a cast off a badly sprained wrist nnd eight games—tops in the nation 47-0 We.s(ei;n Athletic Confer- In tills association tlie rule Is one school, one two freshmen threw for 251 frosh. Dob D urham Is, in a w alking cast wlUi vote. In' Uiaf light, here's 'hn' interesting -didn’t allow lhe"Spartans past ent-e win over Wyoming Satur­ _j'ards. some stretch ankle tendons. U n Frazier, Valley day. KffCHEN CABINETS Iheir ow n 37-yard lin e- until slatisllc. There are 3fl high schools in Ute A-4 The Vandals drew first blond. asket scoring on a 4fi-yard run by flu, which is currently runnin g through Uie club. encompassing a total enrollment of 3,100 Tlic Spartans' longest march had Itientlcal rushing statistics Mark Fredback. That was ■ All we can really say Is tliat if Uiis team of the day carried from llieii' 34 of 147 yards on 22 carries and & freshmen tlirough seniors. Borah, Uie largest m atched by R o w lan d ’s toucli- -dovolops a killer instinct, it should bo pretty school In the state, has 2,700; ^ te the Ohio StjUo 35 where quar- Sat out the-fourth quarter afler down pass to McDonald. devastating. t'.-rback Tyrone W illingham stakin)- tiie Sun Devils to a 34-0 waSdropped four yards short of lead. Idalio was driving for another Tlie upcoming High school basketball sepson 50-75% OFF LISTIl -ealching up on some other Eagks. Vic Kelly a~first down on a fourth and • Green's scores came during .score In the sp,cond when R ick - will.haye no rnqjpr rule changes So far as Is playing •‘redshirt." ball at University of seven situation. the first 5: la of the.second half Drown fumbled on the Hasky SATMAy(SUIIOn-IO«.M.-«P.M. playing goes. Some modification nnd H aw aii, probably tiie team CSI w ill play at least An 10-yard pu n l return by when he took a pltchout from m and Washington took over 10 once In tliat H aw aii lour next February. ,Tliere clarification Is about all. Tlie biggest for the Colzie, who had 170 yards in Danny Wiiite. seven yards move to a 14-7 lead just before schools, however, is the rule Uiat all Jerseys are seven or eight on Kelly's alignment and the' eight returns for the day, gave around left end. Tlien, on ASU ’s the half ended with Glen fion- SCHULER ENTERPRISES other day in a scrim m age the redshirts beat-the must be of n solid color with contrasting the Buckeyes good fi<‘ld position next possession, . he broke ner busting across over left tac­ ______. . ,______numbers. The school name or mascot name is 2 Miles West of Twin on HiWay 30 Hawaii varsity by 27 points. on the Spartan 48 early in the tlirougli the line on a 44-yard kle from one yard out. “ IT! RlCk'Sobcrs,'n Inst-yciir CSl’gradTticbutturfin allowed“OTrthe-front-only.“A^teehnieQWoul-is first quarter rom p. — wnshlnRTnTl'T^'UTlrnhc^d“ l7--T— a University of Nevada-Us Vegas full dress ' called on each player sent into the game - scrinunagg and came out wlUi slats something beginning witli starters - for any exception to ltkf> in points. inassisLs nnd 12 rebounds. No biid dia l rule. Oh yes, the eastern bid to jillow slouch for n guard. liAts and multi-colored headbands was rejectea.

Kansas nips Colorado 17-15 to keep title, bowl hopes alive

LAWRENCE, Kan. (UPI) - a 17-15 victory in a regionally iin option for the touchdown Quarterback David Jaynes’ tolfvLsed Big Eight contest, w ith 11:12 left in the third q u ar­ f6ur-yard touchdown riin jn. the up by a jiass interference ter, givin[j Kansas a 17-7 lend. tliird quarter allowed the Kan- .callat tlie Buffalo six, Jaynes But Colorado m a d e it close in siis Jayhaw ks to squeeze pa.st lianded off oncc and then Uiefourthquartcr,relyingmost- stublwrn Colorado Saturday for wuaved lliroiinh the middle on ly on tailb ack. B illy W addy's running. Tlie Buffs drove C9 yards in 12 plays, ending with quarterback David Williams European filly cops plunging one yard into the end zone. Williams' Iwo-polnt run narrowed the gap lo 17-15 with 10:04 to play. international win Colorado launched another L.MJREl., Md. (U P I) — Rifle from England was third long drive late in the gam e, but Dahlia, displaying the form with Card Kfng,another French it failed when K anw is'safely Rick Mudge recovered a Waddy tliat riiadp. her the dar.lini’ of entry, fourth. . Europe in midsummer, Un- Tentam, the 3-5 favorite nnd ' (um ble ut the'K ansas 21 w ith 21 leaslied a powerful rush down Am erica’s biggest hope for seconds left to play. —(he-alp«tel)-At-laiupel-&ilur-d&y^— viel0Fy>nnlfih0dIUtb— i------KanHas-never-lrailod in Ihq to win the 2^d running of the Wllh*Jockey William Pyers of game anBTiclcra 10-7 halftlm’e $150,OOOWashingtonD.C. Inter- . Australia In the saddle. Dahlia advantaue. national by three and (Ifl)pped to the tail-end of the quarter lengUis to become the fiehi right from the very start first filly ever to win tlie global and there Ihe stretch running M iam i makes classic. daughter of Vaguely Noble 'Jusl as she was the first stayed while Tentnm set the "ranjrct-ine bow h early pace, m em ber of her sex ever to win KENT, Ohio (UPI) - Full- the King George ,and Queen l^ounding the final turn into back Oiuck Varner scored twp —EhKabetlt-stakoiWil—Aiioot^ —liio-liomosttotclL-Dalilia-stiU- touchdowns flhd sopnomoro was last and there was a wall July, Dahlia-w as the first David Draudl kiokcd field goals ~dfsTarn'imm’r7?v*~ttnmti(c - h e r^B ijt- ■ lo n h e winner's ’cirplo-jn' this- mile and half classiii. D a h lia ’s victory gave France -its-sixlh-triuinph-in-lho-roco— Big Spruce from Elmendorf Conference title and a trip to F arm s finished second in the lo go. llie Tangerine Bowl. field of eight thoroughbreds Carrying llfl [wunds since Varner took a nine-yard Pyers’ could not make the from four countries. Scottish touchdown pass from Steve a.sslgned 117, Dahlia finished Siinna in the second period and .tiie m ile and a half in 2:31 4-5. blasted over from two yards Tliat was far off the stakes out in the third-quarter to hqjp record of 2:23 4-5set by m ighly WSII field Miami post its ninth straight Kelso when he won the event in victory before a snowdrenched goals beat /. conforenco record crowd of 27,363, • ' Draudl’s two long field gonla Ore*;<)ii St. I^oiighorns gave him 14 for the season, a new Mid-Amerlcf^n Conference CORVAI.LIS, Ore. (UPI) - record. His 52-yard boot lied a Joo Danelo, a 5-9 Junior, kicked overpower league mark for the longest field goals of 30 and 31 yards field goal. ... ■■j^uturday-to^givtt-Wiuih lngtoa.T State a 13-7 Pacific 8 victory )vcr Oregon State, A i r F o r c c ItU wwas Uie ' second conference AUSTIN,Tex.(UPI)-lioose- ;-wi n-4or-4liA-D$UMfl rH(‘iired-lhrce toueh-- now 3-fi on the season. Oregon downs off a mediocre rusldng ' Stale's fCL’ord dropped lo 1-B. performance Saturday and de­ A1H F O R C K A C A D E M Y , W ashington State, led. by fensive back Jay Arnold Inter­ Colo. (UPI) — Qijarterbflck running of Andrew Jones and cepted two passes lo'lead (he Rich HayniiJ threw touchdown Ken Grandborry, dominated Texas longhorns to a 42-fi passes of 34, five and 17 yards m o sfo f the gam e, but was hurl victory over the Baylor Bcars^,’ ^ - Saturday to leat^Air-Poree lo a- by cosUy fumbles. Fleet freshmanhalfback Ray­ -3M4 victory over Rutgers. Grannberry climaxed a 72- mond Clnyborn picked up III Haynle threw 34 yards to yard drive with a six-yard yards on Ifi carries In a reserve Mike Murphy in the first quarter and'hit Murphy on a - sweep around righl end to put . • rt)Ie fo r ih c ix n g h o rn s . — Washington Slate ahead 7-0 less Fullback I^aksi the'natlbn’s five-yard scoring pass‘in the than th ree ;m in u te s,a fte r the leading colIcglate rusher, left fourth quarter. He also threw a ‘ gnmbHtarled. the game'ln the third quarter 17-yard touchdown pass to A1 D anelo’s first field goal came; with 77. yards on 17 carrics Brcady'ln the final period. on the last play of Uio flrat half' against a stublMirn Baylor front, Other Air Fdrce scores came line defense. Ho scored Texas, on a 32-yard field goa,l h>'*Davo' _:whcn-Ul(LCQUttflCS-WCEOPRnr:_ cntly touchdown bound. Grand* flrsnhroo IbUcbdowhs.oh runs ijiwsonahcra one-yard’run'by berry ran to the three oh n first of 23,onenndhlne yards. Mike Mark, both In tho Ural . quarter. Ijiw aonklclced a ll four (town play - with about' Starting quarterbnck Marty , secondslefl. . . , Akingficorcd.Dncc on a IStyard - extra points. rnn and his second half Rutgerfl scdrod all ita points replpccn^cnt.Mlkc Prealey,ran In .the second quarter on a onto* ; for Q nino

- Mlnlco and Twin Falls ploy The key, aa alw ays wlUi. way of a posslnfTflitack.-Last. enjoyed the luxury of many for the "A*l championslilp" of M lnlco, will be lUtchio Eionncr. week, however,' Junior Rod- Uircc-toiichdown {{nmeSv But MaKlc .Valley Mond^iy while Tlic younKHter,' wlio now' is ■aiaffer ■ .thrcw r^cll igainat ' that also- could m e n n the- Valley and Wendoll .go after fiRhtIng a personal pitoblcm. Meridian and that figured dcfcnse was a little Rtront'cr Intcr-^atrlct laurels la the hnndles the ball most of the prominently In a 20-7 upset am onR the IJtllc Five alM-rnna _ — finai thrcc"Rnme«'of t|ie"hl8h~tlme"nndTnnk.rBccond"ln-thc— ^'’ BolhilnesTirtrbii|:•)il|.-Both-c Both can :thnn the STIV-B losers. KhoQl...... icwtbalLiieason.. ' • .SIC.;.totai-.offcnac-Hc_la_^e^-)jerURBcd aimlnat l(ipl(/pru^\.-nnt rus|\.T ...... I— I)otli41noi6-fllfeb’-can-bo^ Twin .Falls and Mlnlco’ have Middleton at Valley and tlic. two-thrcc receivers, in tlie had tro u b le g c l t l n £ p'oTnla. Wendell at Homedale. SIC, Pat Wnrburton and Micky inside the 20-yard line. M lnlco and Twin F alls really Hanks. He also has run for 542 On the two A-3 playoffs, the don't have much to play for yards. Tlic otlier strong point of tliird district seems to feel they except whatever prestige tlie Mlnlco offense is Frank can continue, the dominance accrues I'rom tl)is gam e.. The- McDeary who has picked up started three years ago. Both Mihico boy students used It as MO yards in 143 carries. Homednl^and Middleton have ■point In last year’s baskelboll ‘MinTcb Ts hw afe th a i Tw in' ‘pul out som^iutJO'SOTres'and ■ season through o made-up Falls defensive secondary has played nearly even, cheer. ' allwed over 1,000 yards worth ’ On the home front, neither lrfinrcbis'9^-l& ^rf-^mpl€tlons-thls^eflHmd-^Wef>del^-Hn*~rVal!oy-—hflM ^' little closer to .500 while Twin can be expected to go after ^ „ Falls could go an even 5-5 witl) that’■ ...... w Thot here th e , thb victory. Since Mlnlco SpartonB did most of'the BRUNSWICK • DILMO earlier (lefeated Burley, the damage last year. DURLEV FULLBACK Ken Harper'breaks winner would-be . the Twin Fulls offense c an ’t [UaonJiacJO-Dickj HOME — ‘•m^hTcnl** ■Mnglr-Valle: r-A=l- some of the 200*yards [ilus he garnered Fridoy chn’mp, it Is assumed. statistics, excepting POOL TABLESh.r^ afternoon In leading (he nobcals tn a Z6-U It Isn't on easy game to pick. sopliomore Mike Allison who fr»* 0*llv«rypnd' II jp f ie ld victory and the Eastern Idaho Confcrcncc _lnitollqHon_ Lost year’s easy victory for the . hns .jun.-fQLjnorc_than_?iK)- , _Why.i«l»U lo^ la ii wh«n lh» ■ championship------— ...... l^ortans was only the second . yards. That’s because the A i low At S399 • X HattS Tl Pn b«tl Coiti Bruins have switched COMPLETE ACCESSORIES jQf-thQ_scric3 flnd.firflL.ainpp.. -Wer 1059. (They haven’t played quarterbacks durmg the year every year, however). and haven’t hod much in the JA M IS CLARK . . . 733-5A01 Decile the poorer record, it p a s t would appear that M lnlco js the more consistent team! Twin OPEN DAILY 10-10; SUNDAY lO-t Falls hos defeated teams thot SUN.,MON., TUES., WEb. dropped Mlnlco. But ggalnst other" opponents,“ Twin'•FnHs-'"^ | Madison, into EIC crown has been beaten considerably PHONE 734-5415 BURI.EY — Burley senior nnd Into )h» Eostcrn Idolm times turned back Mndlson seemed, since Mndlson -Ken-HBrper-rompcd-foi^lhroc— Go n ^c-l^^^n^^e— ^^M )lboll— Insldo tlio_10^M odl«on^— Immcdlately-stcuck-loiLji— touchdowns-one on n M-ynrd championship. scoring came In the final halt ot points In just under three Undefeated” AUTO SBRVICB SPECIALS run — and well over 200 yards Ilarpor had to share tlie the lost quarter' when Conch minutes. The (Irst team * Frlilnv nflernoon to lift Burley spotlight w|th Burley's RonI Bob M ath e w s cle a re d his returned to stop Madison the past Madison of nexburfi 26-H line defensive unit which three bench. A little premiiturely, It la.<5i t lm e it hnd possesslon.- Notre Dame A short punt set Burley up on 4»FULL-PLY the M adison 40-yard line just drops Pitt four plays Into the game and NVLOH CORD the Bobcats immediately Golden Eagle boosters begin moved to a score. It came PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The haH , however, as Harper had Fighting Irish of Notre Dame, WHITEWALLS to get the last three yards on facing their sternest tegt of the anniial season ticket drive fourth down. The point-after seuson, capitalized on three Bog. 22.38 -6.50x13, piiss failed. lurnovers to defeat Pitt 31-10 Saturday and extend their • Hopes for a record-breaking have tickets Available. His tlic single gam e odinission Early in the second period. pcrfect season to eight games. season ticket carApaign have crews., ore reporting good -price. Secondly, I Uilnk Coach- -after wjolng anothor thrust end Wayne Bullock scored four kicked off the 1973-74 College of success omong area Jerry Hole has put together; a in a pass interception, Burley touchdowns for the Irish, three Southern'Idaho -basketball bdsinoues. tcanv and a schedule tlmt will uncoilcil a 60-yard drive. Much of it came on a long sweep run on ' Panther rplscues, / Pitt season; ■ "W e 7eel we have o lot of provide the best competition quarterback Billy Daniels was Dr. Thad-Scholes, president offer with this ticket,’’ Dr. and entertain we've every had by Trent M artlndole. He got MOUNTED FREE the' victim o t three lurnovers of thp Golden Eagle Boosters, Scholes said. “First off, It here." the score from o yard away on NOTnADE-IN REQUIRED a one-yard dive and Harper' which bulwarked the Irish reports alj boosters currently represents a good savings over Tlic Eagles will have 16 home victory. In the first quarter, AUTtroiPlusfBT Each games, starting wiUi a pair of booted the point-after. Daniels' fumble wos picked up doubleheaders Nov. 20 ond 27. Madison's only bid came after 4i two-handoff, lateral by Jim Stock on the (Htt 24 and An jjorly season home Included Sorvlc*t: foward pass play that carried five plays Bullock dashed 11 fcoture will bring the l.initill 4 u lt quilily thoai yards up the m iddle. University of Nevada-Las tiiem 35 yards to the Burley 20 2.Machin»4Biikidruffli But Pitt tarnished the Irish Vegas Junior varsity here for a but that ended in a fumble. S.Rabuirdwhiilcvtiniiitt defense, roted No. 1 nationally. 4.lnipictmiitiri7llndir~ two-game set. Coach Jerry Early'In the third quarter ___Mndlson______recovered a fumble ot when PItttnllbnck Tony Dorsetr B.Rtpick w hiilbaifingi Tarkanian, now the Los Vegas G.ChicIi hydraulic lin ii the Burley' U and the visitors ~ rushed for 209 yards on 20 mentor, took Long Beach State 7. Blaad hydraulic tyila m and r tfill 1 By STU MUBRFXt__ , .Sinrllng on mnvfvl tn n first Hnwn nt the carries for, tho best Jie rf(^ to natio nal prom inence and the>- O.flll.UillOUliQO. _ ...... ■ HeglonalConiervatJon “ Decemuer lOlh these lake NCAAtoTrnnnicnrtte^^^^ .six. Burley denied that chonce mnnce eveV ^ 0. A d juti brakai and foad la il Educator areas will be closed to Guiiinlud Ai Long l(i You Own Your Cit The -Fish— and'— Gome— w aterlow l-huntlng^t—was. ------HEftVY^OUTV-^MUFFtEH— COMPLETE BRAKE OVERHAUL. Baker gave Uiem some room mork of 195 yards ogalnst Deportment" has been opcnedforthc-flrstHmc-last recruitInK years, ____ :___ Bog^59J6--JUosW SXars ---- •TW tfnniPyinTran^^ --- Notrc~Dame—set—by— Bllly -R0g. 15.24 - ^ O o k *- ~~rgCglVlnBTrwnnbc r uf1nt|PtriC8— y e a H n -a n ^ tte fn p t4 o -p w v id i -___Tho-usimL iraditloni some additional dccoy~and gofFbrc'nk seconds later when Ve^els oTOklahoma in 1052. It boubio vt/rappodior protoc* concerning the hunting fought battles with Utah State Solf-odjusting brokos $4 jump shooting. However, It. was the first time a back ran tion ogoinst rust-out. f ojjportunitlcs available for the JV and North Idaho' featuring Dave Funk recovered more. Disc brakes higher 3 8 .8 8 was felt the Oster Lakes Madison fumble at the 43. After more than 100 yards aRoinst rem ainder of the year In Magic a 6-10 post m an, also will come SiiaitoFllM oitU.S-Cir’i' All Brake W ork by Triined M e c h in lc i provided more shooting . by one first down, Harper broke Notre D am e this season. Valley or nearby regions. In the first-half of the season. holding odditional ducks In the • Mony of the general hunt 'Thisseason also Inaugurates loose on a 32-yard scoring dash arca.whenJLhiuUieciLClQsed^ areas closed on November 4th — imcwTncthod-forselecting-the- -ond-also-convorted.- The open and closed 48-MONTH for deer In this locality but we Idaho representative- to the Another fumble gave Bucks outlast boundaries will be well il -playoffs.—The -team - IHToFmonoh; with the best record in a home Omalia 8^-83“ -dI«laneo-irom-M»gio-Valloy.— mmalndcr_oL-thii_Hngcnniin— - -hut B u rlo y ^ u t- to ______Uiilt 30 Blwuld bo-good for tho- WIldlUcMannscincnt Aren will Uic -Uirceryard-llnc._Oiulho ---- MILWAUKEE,Wls.CUPIl.-_ bucks only season ' from have me Mme boundary for. vallov and Ricks Colleae will swept Hie -■Milwaukee "Bucks’ defense N ovem ber I M S since hunlerY Ihe firing lllie os in the set the bid If r a i^ '■‘right,k''*' shooTc“"<><>1' ththrough ro u g h one forced Kansas a ty - O m ah a ’ to -tackler-and-cut-baclLiQ sail.! ,._rjish a .sh o t in ..the closin, -dttHng-lhe-^ftrllerroltlMjr-r"’' ^ “ ECffsonrTJTe“ EaBH!F~wlll-ho5t-- ...... ’ &cconds ond the Bucks escop season, iiad good success. yards ond Ice It with 9:14 to wnin MMt 6MK reglonal. ' ‘ with on B4-S3 Natlonol Basket­ (M N «• tKwUI l>« f 9 M play. lYie Bruneau area, Unit 46, Michigan Tlie recently j revised CSl WnH* » A** OuiOt has some good hunU nirhut it is Madison then replied with a ball Association victory over schedule. Include'Nov. 23 and •W. UtM OM IM MftM lf«M> Prem ium 400 boflory is quality on- a'tugged areo to tra\>^el and pnss^ng drive — thot double tlie Kings Saturday. tmtt h« rwi w M1WH MO 24, CSI, Western Wyonnlng and M (M l n« >*MlUt 0* UOMM ginoorod for lasting dopondoblo iumdoff, lateral, pass thing The Bucks hod to battle back usually a 4-wheeI drive Is outlasts Powell, W yo., at Ricks In a two- again working fol- good' from a 79-76 deficit late In the sorvico. Sizes to fit m osl U.S. cars. needed this late In the seoson. day tournament; Nov. 20-27, yardage. Duane Smart fburth quarter for their llth Deer season closes Novernber Weber JV, Idaho State ^ ond cracked in from tj}c two. • consecutive win. I8th In Unit 40. Copper Basin Illinois Walla Walla- Community charge It with a K mart Crodit Curd Madison then forced a Burley Milwaukee took the lead 82-Bl remains open for deer until ANN ARBOn,Mich. (U PI)- We Honor Bankamorlcard and Master Charge, tool November 25th and recent punt and on the first play Ryan on a la y u ^ b y U c lu s Allen and, .Game-breaking junior Gil Chap*., ^uSntfnJlNiV^^^ followlng“ o Jimmy Walker sifwws should hdp^to' m ake the man went- 33 yards foK'a CSI, Oregon. StatA JV and 2258 Addison AverE. (corner Easllatitl Drive and Addison Ave.) anim als more accessible to the yard .bomb to complete bosket^ Mickey Davis sank two touchdo.wn on a fourth down Spokane -Falls ot) TVeasure hunters. Two eastern Idaho scoring. free throws to m oke It 84-fl3, play and tight end Paul Seal Valley for two-day units (74 and 75) rem ain open scored a freak 20-yard touch­ tournament. until December 2nd which ts down , Saturday ln_.o .21-0 Dec. 3. Boise State JV at CSI; the latest closing date In the Michigan victory o\er Illinois. Dec. 0, U tah State ot C S I; Dec. State. H ip .^ lln l showed tlie fourth- 10,and Ui-Las-VogaB, Nov., a t - r ..jn ) 0-phcaaanl-hunting ..has rntcd-WolverinflB..-.«ome - new - ~ _ JV 15, CSI at~ n m l A f i M A this year but tliere are still Field goals of 41 a n d 29 y a r d s Jon. 9, Treasure Valley at adequate numbers to make_ -by-fresliman-Dan Beavor put CSI; Jan. 12,-RlcksotCSI; Jan. .. hunUng-wortltwhile. Ttlc b asic... MIohimin hehfhd-fi- 0 , f o r - th e Ji. ISU JV-nl ig.:csi. Bank Cords ond 'firsttim e I'lisseason.. at i)ig Bend; Jnn 17, CSI nt region-Is four cocks per day Coach Bo SchembechleV, who Idaho JV rJan 19. CSI at North Charge Accounts nnd eight in possession until always fln'ds something to be Idaho* Jan. 21*22, Montana Welcome D ecember 1st w hen ohe hen dlsatlsfled with, had been State JV a t C S I; Ja n . 24, CSI at per day Is allowed untlt.the worried because Michigan had B Y U JV ;‘ Ja n . 2fi, NorUi Idnlio _ ^ u n closei on December 9th. not been tested and Its big a t csi. RED W ING'S. T ry the-saBobrush-aiieaB ^-Home with top-rated OhlQ Stptc Fcb.-J_and -3,_ CSI at around tlie Irrlgoted lands with (s now Just two Satu]*days University of Hhwail; Feb. 7, Q large group of hunters to ^way. _CSIjil_Utah State JV: Fyb. 11 ---- drlvir-thom— Into—^»>Bltl tig—^ u V lh e “Wolverlnes“ sh6Wed- nnd 12, Utah jV (it O il; Feb, ; nlmrods for best success. Uielr poise as expected when 16, Idnho JV nt .GSI; Fob 18, ------T h e r e c e n t s t o r m h o s p u s h e d . . b ig s e n lb r f u llb a c k E d S h u ttle s - CSI nt Trenmiro Valley; Fob. 1 thousands of ducks Into Magic worth followed^O^xchangQ of. 10, Big Bend nt Twin Fnlls; Stock No. 24^0^ 'T ’ VttM cy^Tnrnhc Hagerman ' fumbles by scoring on alone- .F eb. 22, B V U J V n l C SI: Fob. S i m : 7 V, to 13 , W ildlife M anaficnwnt area has y/»rd run w itli Just 73 s e c o n d rf t o 2«, BbUo Stifto nt.C SI and Fob, ■ t d ■ a n ■l i ^ “ u x 6(...... 30.000 to 40,000...... j{o In the ■ e ff(^st l^ s t hhplf: a lf ;It H iat pul the W id l h s f D . D . EE -M^CSLnLUtAh...... niiW iniirpBBrvijeicrHimtiiTB— wgivCTiMTbu^kifttoninnejrd aM ^dbeexc^entin thlsaroa and they never trailed. 'diirii^ pedodfl of storms or, Oiapman, who was qn the ' ' v^lridyweatlier'whM (ho ducks bench most of tfie first h&lf H v^5w upon leavlhg or while Chuck Heater ran from ' -M g -w s - -«t« rln g~ 4h» refuge.’^thla uio toiiback po^iiiinTcame In - “ Plus tho fuoflod woorobiliiy Rod WIno IHsh Setter -management -area • aU 6 at.tlio start of tlio second half. Sport iBbpts nro fnmous fo\, Como Boy **so lonpIV - w iip H « r - - t J u c k » ^ o r - 'f l e W : — Htf'took-apltolHiut-ffom-DennlB-- rFully-LttathgrL-inacH ^ellulose-Cuahl In - iUfyflUHUfng Ffim MlirPn~irfoqrtlRiniRwD- ', • SpoodXncino • • orio-,Kioco M'oilS' layrN lter^ altuation and swept left end for fumilaiuls. ------' •Wotorproof;-- ^ “ « w ill b»« change In th* 33 yards on Michigan's first 733-0931 t ill^ p.m. b o u n d a r y possession o f tlie af,yy— Nebraska smothers loiva Siuite 31^7

TorT^ouriiam ent MNCOI.N, Neb. .(JJPI) , — ...... Anderson moved tho m argin to i>mE(aiRST.N.c.(UPi>- ----Quurtor-bttct-Dave-Hunun ran . - 2l.aiO(o tnir)»i|eM »>efore tht'K6S e ili_____ fronj Hiuntn to end Frosty over thi* Cycjone tiiitldle. second atralR lit 74.-^ ’ one hop,’’ said Wadkins, who M iller bogeyed two of his first 'mrecshotsbcliind Miller and had a 71 for a 31fi total. ‘‘My four holes, the 461-yard, par- “* ^ n K r! way \)crry4^nr{f; who " cmUfy Kot real excited but therfl-^]biu:-lftOi'wheiliijs carricfl matchod par of 71 althougli ho . wasn’t ■anyone else nrouad Jo ' into'the woods onj the leh aTw *3fli(r''‘my1ionds were so cold I cnjoylt.” he two-putted, and the same “ ^iHSURftHCE-KHDHOTUAl-FUHDS^MEr , couldn’t make n putt." Another ' T^e freozini? weather left the ' 13th tiiat Wadkins aced as Ids stroke farther back at 214 was No.'2 and 4 courses covered lee shot hit the green, Gay Brewer, following a 73, with frost and the start of play Tlie 25-ycnr-old former Wiilk-' TAX SHELTER SEMINAR and In a group at 215 were was delayed a iiaif-iiour to er uipper irorn uiogo” Bobby Mitchell, with a 70, allow thawing. Many of the Calif,, got one of those bo<;k AMERICA'S most DYNAMIC Milicr-J3arbec-.witli-a-73-and— golfors—liad -to- wear heavy- - with his only birdie or thetiny, Ii:x-csi STAU Iloii lleliagvii iK u little late oa . young Tom Kite with a 74. clothing and some wore stock- putting in from 30 feel on the ,- tills dofensivv 1>UI to f(dl the shot of Rulletts’ new market — With the leaders of this ingcaps. fifth hole. A little Mike Riordan ilurlng NBA play Friday night. Allen M iiirr tf n Jl too la ll^ Belmgen plays lor Ha* Kansas Cily-Omaha Jerry Hodrd ' J3 ;o n j u Kings. (UPI Tflephnto) Gny Urewtr *» 17 JJ ?U ----- Miller. Qnrlicf - -49-U»l 31J- — r n m m Tom Ktle 4S n .ii 3 ii Tech drops, TCU to notjbt' Mtlchsii ;j n JO J14 Ceorue Arclirr » 1 } n 316 nich HliosUl >0 '3 n 31« You are invited to a conprehensive Lanny WAJk>n» ;j7i n }U Ron dcrrudo tv 69 If 70 clinch bid to bowl MiKc F flkrr n to li 7\r O k la h o m a gives up outside seminar sponsoreid by a National Al Ccmeroer . n?i?i7\’ iloU Mcnnc >) »i n 7t' Fadie PeArcc 73 W 7 C!o'mp(in7:~Con7luc1ed tax ex­ F O R T W ORTH, Tex. (U P I) 30-yard field goal on the second ' Tom Walion '4 av 3W —Freshman tailback Larry play of tlie final period for Tech Frank ncard attack, still beats Missouri pert in Sales, Mr. Keith Dailey from Homcfo Olancnv Isaac started Texas Tech on a to give the RaideVs a seven- n.lly Caiprr Mifce McCullouon Miami, Florida and prior resident. comeback Saturday wiUi a point lead, but the game was * n Shaw \ar(! run tliiit set up Ok- f»nil)ie and quarterback Steve — thrce--ynrd-touchdown-ruTr-ln— nnt-decldcdTintlt-IsaarTlnshcd ' 'irni'snoTrcimdmriiiBhi nsvis cumblneil. w illn Jill)^ -^f«>ro4h&-area-&Kpepienced-li(e-nnen7- the second period and then around left end on the way to Jim w.ecncrv . outside running; game. But Joe 2(»-yard touchdown run in the Brooks on a f»3-yard touclidouTi ■ NASD licensed men, and broker- clinched a 24-10 Texas Tech his52-yardtouchdown. Tommy'ft'a^oo Washington ■ found a wuy to tliird (juarter. which capped a |)ass four seconds l>efore the Qen Crenihaw victory over TCU with a 52- TCU's first quarter lead Hot) Dickvon make himself useful anyway. 57-yard drive. start of the fourth quarter. dealers are welcome. The sale of yard scoring gallop that all but • catne on a 28-yard field goal by Dave Eicnelber Tlie fleet Sooner halfback " I was disappointed tiuit I •‘Tlie touchdown by Brooks Mike. Hill TAX SHELTERS can double or triple wi'jipped up a bowl berth for Berl Simmons and a one-yard Jim Jam ifion scored two touchdowns, one on diiln't gain more yards." Siiid reully .tQ o k.lt out of. O iem ,” Jon Maltalley thel4th-rankedRed Raiders. quarterback sneak by Kent . Kermil Parley a dazzling flO-yard punt return the so[)honu)re from Port Switzer said. your income. Techsurprlsinglytralled 1(M), M arshall. Petr Eirown S aturday,and fullback Wa>Tnon Arthur, Tex “But we figured Brooks stepped out of the I>ob Calio>v,iy after thp first period, but In the losing effort, Horned Clark pounded out 153 yards on that M issiiun would take mvay grasp of Ken Downing on the’ quartCfljack Joe Barnes began Frog running back- Mike 20 tx)no-rattling carries os thcoutsidc-gnmer^— — ------play-and autran ever-yono-oltc- going to the air for the crucial lAittrell, the key to the TCU Weber and BSC lliird-ranked Oklahoma blitzed Wasliington gained most of inlo jiie end zone. Mooting will be hold at; yardage and rAllied the Raiders offense, gained IflO yards on 32 lO th-ranked M isso uri 31-3, liis yards on bniis up Ihe Farly in the fourth quarter, to their eighth victory against a carries -the best perform ance harriers tie ix?fore. a record Faurot Field m iddle. Missouri litst anollier fum ble — single loss. of his career. crowd of G8,fl31. After Wa.shinglon's 2ri-yiird die Tigers losl four —and PONDEROSAINN Barnes hit halfback George Tlie loss lowered ' TCU ’s' MISSOULA, Mont. (UPI| - B ut, in tru th , it was defense timchdown run with 1:5U lo play I.ucious Selmon recovered, set­ Burley, Idaho Sm ltli w ith a 32-yard pass that season record to 3-5 and the Boise State and Weber State that carried -the unbeaten in the third quarter. Oklahoma ting up Hick Fulcher's second ' In tho Sawtooth Room set up Isaac's first touchdown Horned Frogs are now 1-3 in tied for the Big Sky Conference Sodners to their seventh victory regained the*' footlydl on a fu*ld-ntial,a 30-yahler ity tho Gocond qliartor and thon Southwest Conforonco play. cross-country championship against a tie, Missouri made 2 p.m. Tuosday, Novombor 13, 1973 put Tech ahead for good with a Tech is 4-1 in league action and Saturday in Missoujd with only six first down.** and 4B nine-yar<| scoring toss to tight remained one game behind the defejiding champion rushes n c tlfd only 44 yards. end Andre Tillman, Soutliwest Conference leading University of Mont^ma placing ■\Ve wcren'I able lo doniinate [Jon G rim es connected on a Texas Ixinglyjms, fifth. tlie gam e offensiveh’, ” said Boise and Weber State each OkliihiunacoachHarr.\ Switzer. -compilod*47-polnlfl-during-tho- -‘‘•'Hie big Ihiti'g was the way our run, with Boise losing its defense duiiiiilaleci them. 'Iliat TIRE STUDDING chance for the championship w.iy vie were iilile lo pick :iw:iy/ Penn State scrapes whfn Dove Uockmnn^ ullheiilde5pilei)UrMlistalle.s," lidentallv took Uie wronti O klah(itila nut llie LNUne out THANKSGIVING SPECIAL!! fork or the course- lind I d a of V eiidi w ibi lu o IouclKl(ivvn,s B v'N TtrS tate^ alqt. third quarter, 'lliat boosted the ALL PASSENGER TIRES SOLD BETWEEN NOV. 12th AND - - UNIVRRSITV PARK, Pa. 1 dufense against Uie-rush and idaho Stato took Uiird place Sooners' lend to 22-H. Washing*" THANKSGIVING WILL BE STUDDED FREE OF CHARGE, OUR (U P I)—John CappelletTi ?an 27 they did. N. C, State finished wilh 75 points, Northern ton’s punt return with 5:51 to yards for’his third touchdown with 245 yards running against Arizona had 03, Ui^iverslty of go proved to Ik* the icing on the THANKS TO YOU FOR YOUR TIRE BUSINESS !l ■ with fl:38 left to play &»turday a Penn State defense which hod M o n tan a 100, Idaho'' ISO, cake. to give desperate Penn Stido a surrendercdlloss than-40 yards -M on tana State 10, and Gonzaga Washington gained 107 yards narrow 3&-20 victory over North rushing per game. trulled the pack with 242 points. on 13'carries, including a 41- . Dirolina State and preserve a certaih Orange Bowl bid for the unbeaten Nittany IJons. Cappellettl, who also scored on run&of 34 and eight yards in B R U N S W r C K l)ecoming the first-Penn Slate ‘back to gain 1,000 yards in — conuecutivc seasonsrw asir one. WINTERLANE— man gang witli 220 yards on 41 rarrica_but-ncedctLplenty—of___ ' help-to-s|M>il-N:-C.-State's bid— for an upset, PREMIUM Gar-y.. H aym an returned a -punt flSyards for anotherPcnn NYLON CORD— TUBELESS State touchdown, fullback Bob Nagle plunged 10 yards for a E k c I i o Tax score and Clirls Bahr kicked a 23-yard field goal in lifting the A78-13...... » i r " 1.86 lions to their ninth victory of Uie season, Iflth in a row at E78-14 ...... *21“ 2.24 ' hom e and 11th in succession against the Wolfpack.. F78-14 ...... *22” 2.39 For Nor.Ui Carolina State, Stan Frltts scored two touch­ G78-14...... 2.56 downs on “one-yard” pjungcs, quarterback Bruce Shaw bulled H78-14...... »25** 2.75 five yards for a score and fullback D iarley Young dashed G78-15...... »24” 2.63 (39 yards for a fourUi-perlod touchdown that produced a 29- H78-15...... *26'“' 2.81 29 lie. Tlie loss left N. C. State Block woll, Whifo wall slightly higher with a 0-3 record, but Ifatlll Othor sizos avallablo including ■ Radial Iraclloitl'l ■ “T” bid. aiairman Bill Ward of the. -— Orange Bpwloelectlon commit' be Penn Stole versus l.fluisiana inCKUPTIRES= State University in the New . ExclfoTaK Year’s night classic In Miami.. a n e w Both teams likely will accept HONDA MOUNTING 700-15 Traction King i..., .*25*" 3.33 the invitation next Saturday. Z-50 K3 6iS0-16 Traction King .... , .» 2 3 " 2.94 , --^^Wc Iiave apretty.CQOd Idea MINI-rtAlL , !£U wants ' to. come," said 7b0-16 Traction King . . .. , .*27*^ 3.31 ___ Wrrd, “nnd from the impres­ ONE EACH W ill BE GIVEN AWAV ABSOLUTELY FREE I STUDDING ...... *5”» Per Tiro sions we’ve recelvecl Up here, TO THE- BEST TWO ENTIRE^ Juit£ll_put_Tj^e_Cniij^on R«ln«, nnH * BALANCING ’ wc'))cllcvc Penn State wants to bring II In ormatl to: c o m e ." Durii(ig this spoclol wo w ill stud ono pickup ‘ w ith scouts from Hix.bovrts- ■ BLASIUS-MOTORS NAME GAME CONTEST and nearly 00,000 fans watching I 1806 K lm b f riy rood.-BoK i0 9 . Twin FiilU. Idaho 83301 tiro FREE with a purchoso of 2. X. In 20-(k>groc weather and light S i a i i uA \ snow^ Pcpn Stale marched CO ■ YOUR NAME Y O ^ I I C A H ... yurd3 .in six ploya for the 6 1 p r A ; ; 1757 . • ' winning touchdown, w ith Cap* I ADDRESS pclletti carrying op (our of Uio B U Y N O W ploys. He burjit thfough center' j 1806 Kimberly rood, Box 603^ STATE Kimberly Road w ith S;38 Bhowlng on the clock ' Twin Pall», l<

V -M “tlmM-Newit-Twlh P»llt,-ldihO:-Sunday, h^-ivyr ^Arizona beats BYH Goodita - . PROVO, Utah (ilP I) - A ‘tor good In the third qunrtcrTn ' pair of 80-yard touchdown ruf)s Uielr other big play, a 38-yard, iJo.o.24J0jvlrLOVcr IntcrccptlonrClurnby defensive BriRhnm-Voung-Saturday, as« back Ixon l^wrence. iplavoifs to fifth district surlng the W ildcats of at-least Randy Utchfield, Stieldc’s' — a shore of the Western Athletlc--backup-at-quartorback< was^ Conference title. trying to pass to Jay Miller ciRht-yord run by Gnylo hauled down on tiie one by -P-OCAtEl^LQ- -^-.Mgrsh \ts 27 points in the first tliroe .‘ Tltlj TED scampers by Junior ^ whon Ijiwrence stopped In to Poulsoa/But Tliomna nullified Watson but Edwards sneaked Vafloy dropped (Joodini{,2W quarterst-" ' ’ -running-hacks Jim-Upchurch— pick-off-tho ball and waltz in ■ In theopener U'wa's'arriHller “ U ial'olinosrim m cdlotely whfiii njver'on'lho ntjtt play. - - .- im d-M nim l’ drilled 'Diihh.40-13 and Willie Hamilton both caifte untouched, of Malad's defense tnklnR the , he sailed 55 yards to pnydlrt on Early In tlio fourth period • Saturdfly nfternoon ns the fiflH on third dow n'and 10 8 ltu flllon £ _ After B V U m k se d a 42-ynrd Malnd Rot Is Inst score, aisirlct'A'Z conforonccawept n ball QWoytroin.BiJil, aixllinca_ jn_pltchout. Bulil camc right durlnii the game ,nnd five of ba ck- wlUi ■' i) piiafllttB ■ drlvo, ■followinij an" Inlercoptldn ; by piayn ff"tloublclicudcr n|{n|ri8t _ CouHars-blitidnu-^n—obviDus-J.fqurlVaum'.lac^ciiiWildcatii" EUBOnJtitcrccptions;— culmtnnUd-on-a ^ flf'jn iS Wb^KfivlrV-Blal^ “=^Uio^o^fiHmpjons:ot4}ic^uUl=:: passing sltufltlons; toDknvcronIheirw .:iy / o piaya- The first inlorcoptifln - from Ron Folkineo to Poi’" it on a one-yaril’buck. ______Central Idaho I c h k w c - ' ' Upchurch's riin In the fourth lotcr. lhey were still on the 2 0 ' H a m ilt o n . ------_ ln ^ U io _ _ s c c o n d grtme. B r n d In Iw lh cases tlio fifth d is tric t. cominR on duhl's first pass of -qunrtcrput-hinroverlhe-l-iOOO— and-the-Gougar^dofonso cam o- Uie itam e — set up n nine-yard But In the third perjod Malnd Bowen proved too much for tivctose as it.could'jJcvrGoodinK andruhnlngbflck M arkTerran- --'BuhlTcduced the count Just Indlan-pas.s- 6 n - t h o " f l v c - a n d of three point-after kicks. " ; was blankcd-until-ihc-finnl“ ova slowed the BYU offense in DONBROWH'S Bowen then came on to lead jterlod. Marsh Valley scoring before the period ended on niL .sprinted 03 yards. He was -Uutrpolnt. t t i n s e c o n d h a lf . ^ -SAF-tmERWCt- Terrnnova, who. had rusned f o r 55 y a r d s b e fo re g e ttin g h u r t , ' quarter and went 33 yards for a tiiird-perlod touchdown. w ill be out for.the season,with use scares-in final 3 seconds Bowen wound, up his HELMET HIGH TACKLE Is applied to a leg Injury. afternoort with a scintillating. Shelde who entered the game nurley'H Trent Martlndale by Perry Beckley of Uikt Stilj JUliM Hi . I ■yard—punt—return—during— ranked sgcond.nntjonaj{yjn_to:_ till offense, left early In Uie b r a k e s ..... W * * which it seemed almost every the play. Martlnilalc lost yards here but Burley Senator on the field had a shot^' Moir the .game 2frM and the Eastern Idaho third quarter with bruised ribs ALIGNMENT ... *9’* after accounting for 04 yards— IAS ANGKIXS h -UPU - its fifth , Paclfic-fl victory f'oals, including kicks from 59 at h im but couhln 't'quite get Cnnfercrire chanipfonshlp. and one touchdown. BALANCE Ijlllc Cljrifl Umahelu kicked a without a defeat.>pas.sed 24 and 52 yards out, to become the h im down. The Wildcats took the.lead 417 Main E. 733 0313' — ^-----34-yarf»l—witli—only— ya Uiree^cconds left Siiturday as Obradovich, four to tailback with 30 In his career. Garcia's Uie final perio^I when Echieta ninth-ranked University of Anthony Davis and 25 to' 59-yard shot w itli only 3 :27 gone hit Ijirry Patterson on a 42- _Southcrn California came back Obradovich again to set uf>^ in the game was the third yiird pass ami run play., But Montana State bows to nip Stanford's Cardinals 27-2G 1 im a h e lu 's last-.second herolps' longest in collegiate history. Marsh Valley stopped the VALLEY GLASS CO. conversion. BOZEMAN. Mont. (UPl) - caught nine passes for 151 anti stay neck-Jinil-neck with Obradovich rolled out of After Garcia kicked.a 25- 146 2nd «ve. S. Twin Falls 7M-2230 UCLA in the race for the roses. bounds to stop the clock with yarder with 3:10 to go, Stanford Marsh Valley ran foi' 247 Hie North Dakota Sioux, behind yards and a touchdown. n e e U m a h e lu , a 5-foot-5, 135- seven seconds left and USC led 20-17 and the trojans, who_ yards and added 4(i more Uie running of halfback Dale M SU jum ped to a 10-0 lead ofi quarterbapkMlkcDunbnr'stwo- pouriU' s e n io r 'fr o m Covina,' coacli John McKay Uiom h«irt~ "u'ero"four-louchdown favorites, "through the’ air; probably the K asow ski"-und. the -pln-polnt FREE ESTIMATES "Tallf,, culminated a USC drive ed U m a h e lu , who booled the seemed dead. best offensive show against the passing of quarterback Jay yard run and a booming'52- Uiat started on the Trojan.s’ 30- ball from the Stanford 24. But USC marclied bock and Senators this year. Gooding Gustafson, came from behind to yard field goal by sophomore Auto-Commerclal-Reddentlal yard line with jusi 33 seconds Ironically. Umahelu’s kick scored with 2: JO to"” go on a managetl only 27 yards rushing snapMontanaState University’s Pal Bolton. flfflhe clock? ' - overshadowed Stanford's Rod rollout by Hadcn to cap a 54- and picked up OR In passing. six-game w inning streak, 41:30, The Sioux struck back quick- STORM WINDOWS . t>lH> "'Olass service when yoU~heedlf*^ drive, Stanford's Jim K affen, a 110 yards against 37 for the Gustafson’s primary target downs in a four-minute span In . safetyinan who intercepted two Senators, was flanker Ron Gustafson who the second period. Hadcn passes, .was charged' UCLA drops Oregon, with" pass interTfrerTce tTgnirist Lynn Swann, a penalty that am ounted to 42 yards and Rave the Trojans the ball on the sets USC showdown Cardinal 12. USC, improving its season EUGENE. Ore. (UPl) - down with the Bruins. record to 7-1-1, kept pace with M ark H arm on ifcored two Harmon, son of former U CLA, which won a t Oregon to touchdowns and directed Michlgjin great Tom Harmon, also improve Its conference eighth-ranked UCLA one step got his first score in a diving m a rk to 5-0. closer to Uie Rose Bowl keeper- from the four to Saturday with a. 27-7 Pac-fl culminate an Ofl yard drive in victory over Oregon. 13 plays w\th 21 seconds left in The win kept UCLA lied at the.,second period. That gave Montana the lop of the conference the Bruins a ft-0 halftime lead. standings wUh Southern Call- Tlie first and' only major shuts out fornlu wlilch scorud li 27-2G Orugon penalty of the gam e , on squeaker over Stanford. O^^A, a clip, nullified Maurice Ander­ W eber 1 0 -0 tt'lth five wins and no losses, son 's 103 yard kickoff return for have Oregon State and the Oregon at the start of the O G D E N ( U P I 1 - Tlie Univer­ . •’tVoJans left, while Troy ineeis second half. The mlscue sity of Montana used an awe­ : Washington before the .show- seemed to take the heart out of some rushing game to crush the Ducks. Weber State 10-0 in the Wlld- Two fumbles recovered by cats'homecomingcontestSatur-

were converted into third The Grinzlles ground out 307 'Coloraclo St. period U CLA touchdown drives yards on the ground to Just IfiO of 32 and ' 20 yards, with . for Weber. F O R T CO LLIN S. ColQ. (U P I) Harmon scoring from the three Despite dftmlnatlng the game — Senior fullback I^eonard and James McAlister from the M ontana didn ‘t get on the board Parker ran for 200 yards and tw»-to-giv»41)o--BFulnR-a-30-a until-lftlo-ln-4hc-third-quatt£c_ two touchdowns to raise his third period lead. on a 30-yard field goal by Rob- season rushing mark to 1,014 UCLA workhdrse fullback - ert Turnquist, yards and D.C. Nobles threw GhaVlle Schuhmann scored Tlie Grizzlies sealed Weber’s fortwo scores Saturday as 13th- from the one four minutes into fate early in the fourth, quarter ranked and bowl-huni’ry Hous- Uie final period to culm inate a when Ron Rosenberg recovered ' ton beat stubborn Colorado 75-yard B ruin drive led by a fumble and Montana scored State 20-20. Harmon ond Kermit Johnson, six plays later when quarter­ ^ Colorado-State scored,in the the Puc-fl’s leading rusher. back D an Troxel swept theright «first quarter on a 23-yard pass Johnson, who played but side on a 10-yard ^coring run. I fro ruiii m j»Ja i n i >Sluebbe ______to J imti three quarters, had 152 yards in Weber had a chartce late In TKennedy an. hii;h sluuirs of gold, I’olyp slor I’illow s JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILE SPECIAL 9 7 n-il. grrrii iifiii nii\ \ Icain w il h ) <)t n ciio ici-: . \Mirn ). Iii‘n\ s flanini lo innkt' ihrsi' n inusl I'lir >(iiir ■ 2 8 8 ' I l i a n s nrilrolM*, PiTimi- Buy now, get Cl full IV rs l. •Wrir in I‘)72. Mi-n’h 3 l.lllsl/rs'. 2J'6 - \iir\ llii'liK lil Icvrl III Hiiil llic oinioiuii w illi lliis rnll-rm ici- «nil • ninuiii /»''liM,nliml, (glim'll III' K iiif,' N /r,IM Iii«H season of savings ihimiiiT. »hOUI "‘Bily’tfrty Johh Doero Snowmobile now-and gol a lot of poak-soQ^on use with only a small dowil[^ym onl^,,. and no Installmont payments unlil Docombor -i of this year. Ti'.al Isn't alt. • -There-are noHinaf>ee-cKqfoea-ti , M«'uiil«r i f In riirf f(ir iiiii! < JhhI Ijini Iiih iir/iiH lo | h}|('II|1.' llciiiM'liulif nIcmiI in iwicri'Htlng lo walrh. nin*T lil-ii. #Hfi()i:i' Deere —Liiiiili’iliillumMitifC'-'r!!!— t---- ■ ■ — r - ^

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NEVER DIETS GEN ERAL TENDENCIES; Your mind is uctivc Wntos a San Francisco subscnber "lust amazing, my and your judgment Bood. You can make some wife. Slie never diets, eats all day long eye^thing th e cao very aanc_and sensible decisions ul>o\H ypiir ftuttie. hm you g«t her hanclj on, and never gains an ounce She’ll'poliih off will need real self-control to carry througli a plate oi spaghetti, hali a loaf of garlic bread, thjee bears, A RIES (Mar. 21 to Apr 10) Services and studies can lift and then make d'esserl out oi a y/hole p io a y^th the works. your thoughts and you cnn then plan tlic future more True, she w aighi 382pounds, but .'' intelligently now Get together witli worthwhile individuals Tobacco smoke will, cure earache No. 1 don't believe that and be happy. Don't imaoine any doctors do, either. But it was a serious ---- nvtTKtJS“CAiir7(TT<5^tar^orY^Jin(crgooa-!(leaRTiow-oir contention put forih in the 192S edition ol the White^HouiJr" how to increase income and can make plans for thi& Meet Cookbook Thai's the same publication that prescribed a. socially with expert for fine advice in business Devote p m to nuslure ofbrown sugar and cobwebs to stop bleeding wounds. k in .-- - ...... — GEM INI (May 21 to June 21) Get good results by meeting ' That year oi hie in which a man is moat likely to e ih ibit with people > socially and holdmg clever conversations for aymptoms of alcoholljn7i,.il!i i4id._U-flgtf.24. Find that surpriiing?. advoncmg your purposes Take time to dress well first. Lkewise But the medical experts now contend that such MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Meditation can young men. who appear to be healthy otherwise, come up with show the way tu right philosophy and guide you to the right iar more obvious drinking troubles than the older fallows people to keep m your life. Romance is the order of tlie day . later. Add'fii maido I M Bo,d 0 fiof 17076. ^orl W o'lh. TX 76 103 LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Increase both success and Copr-.(jh» 1973 I M 6oyd happiness through good regards of fine friends today Attend social affairs that really afipeal to you and make new contacts of worth. VIRG O (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Ideal day for charitable work andividually or with^groups Talk over with a higher-up what position-you should* tak’e ia sofpc gtoiip. niatter best for .tJie ' community ■ ' ' * . \ ■ LIB R A (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Get good ideas by contacting informally people successitul m your Ime A letter rcccived yesterday or a long distance phone call can prove to be a big chance to get ahead SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Meditation can reveal best ways to handle affairs and become a happier person Be more affectionate with male for fine resuUs. Be courteous with others. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to fiec. 21) Gvt together sociolly

entertaining others Show your ability in doing civic work that ■ - appeals IQ y o u ______CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Do favors for those who -have been most kind toward you. Improve health ■ Patch up, some diffcrencc of your own making with a deserving one. AQ UARIUS(Jan 2 1 lo F e b 19) After services, have a good’ time with congenials Much happiness can be yours with the one you love the most Avoid one who has the proverbial axe to grind ^ . < PISCES (Feb, 20 to March 20) Er\joy day with kin in activities they like Entertuming at home can please others very inuch. St^iy within your budget, however •IF YOUR C U IL D IS UORN-TODAY . . . lie or she will bt one of those charming yoimg people wli,o is brilliant and a source of pleasure aotl enlightenment to all Give fine education for real success Anything of a scien11fic nature or in_ the field of education is excellent, but teach early to safeguard the health, to he discruninatmg “ The Stars mipcl, they do not compel," W halyou inake_of. your life is Targely up to 'Y O U !, : M - . U Timot-Now*. Twin P^llt. Idaho Sunday^ Novom^rJ.lf_JW 3_ OT||B 1» MMMBf VOUP HAT . . ^ WE C U am N W ^ BESlitTS! rS WE'LL OLADLY {REFUND YOUR M O NiY ,

~11____Salttnun or SaUiwcm tn - B uglnm Opportunity - M tfm ti Fpr-S alt- H o m ii Far Sa il T jirfPgund 15 AA«I«A Must sell an etlabllshed iHi&inost, RIVER VIEW, New 3 badroom FOUND: female bird dog In Earn high Incom* In tale* wllh Callteman, cnH ra litr and general mAnaoement .opporlunHlei. Two in Ourley area, which tpecinjljot plus on* in battm lm l. Alt alK lrlo. - jeroftie-*re», m oiilv whiy> wllJt in pnini, wallpaper, drapesr and flrtpUcet. ’ car and campar •or Ihe naw Twih Fall* tllreclory. - .*u_round_hflndu^5i'iiUiy,-PP*"' voar_trflln|ofl_.Rroor,arr\ with chocoliitt colored *pot*. H0ltteli> FarrVii. Roula rJerom #, excellint irlnue Denallti Up to oirpol. ide,il hutbAnd Mid wife" 12 ACRES — No--«e)lino. no., enpe/tance managemenh For - details ' call n e c irtta f y.o oo d h anJw rJtIno and a Phono 334-4J10. • tIOOO per m on th lo i l a r t . C all M r. O v e r 000 aanle 'troes. Full l o b e - — FOUND; Femalel«niind o^ev cat. Summer!^. O ttlce 733 7960, Hom o o ve nim js,-543 5347. G _ l n *reA O ( Royal Lo u n o f. J'ja AHO. C.u (foilrad. Salary plut Incentive w o lo r r if lh ti. Go<^d buildinQ R E A L T Y ’ . bonuv. Jfibw lll lAtl «p|)rOMlmAIMt/ Rosponslblo Irrlgntor and tractor-, -.-7330038-.AAoiropolll5n Lite ____ s.- W iore Ihe (uturo It nowl "EitCEtLeNT Twifv“ J*all» 17,400'olilar houi«71T)e3iTOMTJp~3~^ “Illo, '$37,300,"Call lmmaid(ol*ly-r ysh -a *4 s 5 weeks. A p ply In p e rio n o n ly at man, Expcrlonce necesiary- Top down, gns.lurnace 433.4511. wages and housing., year round business income properly for sale, lor moro doloils n i sttoshone Street North.' by owner Box K16 Tlmes-Newsr- I^ a n ie l. feoiAlo. lo ti in _ypitalr» rear. R. L. Polk andy d w ork, 473.5flftl or 473[5m9r- , Exporlencod saleiman tolling -y-ea-^atur^av-.MiJMj^ — ComOAnv-*—T'A'ln—CaUar— "'5yfi;;niJfCli«lnOsjniim bw.^ii^a^ •Ni»w-3 tiwirooTTt wawsnTTTialhs, hi>tw iN ^ 9:OQ fljn-Jind -U O O p-m ^"~ — 6MAUU4iwo.{or..(i!nUpo.highwA! ______|Jtii._eL C cri:ic::.hca t7= d ou bL - ~~X N ~ O M ifr::flll ~ CO;:::oHDrsr: 3liBcc(Wiirm:osOT:^ “ IMMEDIATE— •FotjnS— t t i n p u riT ln XvnUiaW Monuiv. November 17; Ai 3Q in F ile r. 336 J407,-dH 471D. - oaragor-CiilLowncr— -Ohia-AWat-:------TrATCD5TOMm~FHE5^Lr rea ltor, 733 4019, AAALETr Art Iroiond.. . : ____ 733-2340 . IN G A N D TRAINING KIT. Coorgo.Gould ...... ’733*9643 or use our lol Iree rtumb«rt BOOKKEEPERS R A lP ti KEUEY, DEPT ITN 9 3 bedroom, 344 Walnut Street,'1'/j KoySnidw. .'. 733-2546 ' littofi in'tha tloitifiad indax. SALESMEN ba th , lull'b A som e nt, S3,000 dot^n. Vttyllii O/orliold . 734 3433 Ww o ro n o w (c ro o n in g to r KNAPP CENTRE BROCKTON DON'T READ owner carry morlgaoe at Q per FT R e a l t y vof.oiii oponinos from linlU in storn Mali/m oKpof; MASS, 07401; cent Interesi. Call belore 8:00 or Joo Y o u n g ...... 734-J393. . BfTor 5!10 7J3 6940. ) A n noun ctm tn ti lo full tljorno Opporlunilios “ .ioncod, Solary plus commiV' THIS AD lr> wnik witli growinQ young fiOh, Scraonlng ot .Pufsocmul OFFICE. 733-.4079- _IlLAltltJ\NPEIliOU ______n^HTT^TTToT^wnnTiTtiKmihdS- ‘ -INSUflANeE-AND- 4 i i r n s i ^ r i n g family roam, lireplace, lovely DEISA ANDERSON NEWELL. GIDOONS likos Itio litiii^ Applv al I’or^’&nnol Lokos Dlvd. North c)ualilied' applicants .in ypur ya rd , *74,SOO. M A G G U B E A L T Y . PRICE REDUCED R psid on lio l Qncl Dowl and B o iud He t a y i it CuiiUir 674 niuu (nkot [ilvd MUTUAL FUNDS a re a >o becom e a .U « rkln o P<(rt ^3 1743. Dorothy Stiower^ 336 rommdk t)im ot the latto ot wild Commercial 733.1647 Large • lamily homo. 3 ' N d m Ii of our National “ Hot Food" nickory nut&. FRANI< DOWEN bedrooms, fam'iiy room,, Aulo Sorvico M'onagor MEN Distributor System. Vou are Rorm* S Ranchov 734-4000 liroplocfl, 3 car garage, Dodgo AQuncy - E mcoII o(ii not applying lor a jObl You are Oeaulilul ORICK HOME on* >4 immediate possession, call us ■ 04 Sp«cial N oticti M ANAGEMENT IRAINECS TAX SHELTER SEMINAR acre. 3300square; leet m a in flo o r, 3 DAVE JIAMLETT BROKER O pporlunily tmoll northern applying lor a very high profit lor appolnlm ent to see. Oppofluniiim lo fooch mon bedroom, 3'j bath, den, lamiiy Con^ulignt and______-Colil—lownjo-towtoUoo-omo— Atnurlco__ s m ott _iyngDyngfiiic npw _JlUijnC4i-_0l__vniir nwn NO ogomont povilions anjJ lop markol Tax Sholloi >rp«>ti Aooraisor 733-4079 Wo nood Iho mon who will EXPERIENCE NECESSARY la rg e l>uilt in k ilc h e n w ith a NOTICE OF saloriot wlthm coupio of mak{( our Sorvico Oupl No 1 Vou oro invltod to o com- - NO SELLING INVOLVED. dishwasher, disposal, ice maker. yoors ^ntnrott in businots A Salary $900 lo SI 000 plus proh«n»tvo sominor ipon. This business can be starled Lnisot builf in closets. Attroctivc landscapino. underground SEALED ' lino'Ko slros^od wlllingno«> lOflc flo» L-6 T sorod by o Notional com pari time — no need to qujt lo tulocotp in luluiu Moru in. po»>y Exporiuncud life man. your job Can be expanded lull , sprinklers, fenced yard Covered ijows Willi B io SALE iirpe Wllh company tlnancmg Piftio barbque. Tile root lorniQlion end itrooninfl NASD liconiud man and Easi Addison Location (47,SOO. 734 ,UCO_: ~a7gitattt?mrTBrreTinot~Cprmir- \ell ttie lollowlno Real Estate POSITIONS AVAILAOLG ' Tho »alo of Tox Sholiort cany* on Our products are nationally and Equipment on sealed bids 624 Oluo Lnkoi Olvtl N oflli ^3 «loclriciot)i doublu or Iripio your incomg famous "H o i’ Food" iten^s Owoer anxious to sell newer 3 lo be opened Dec. I ). 1973, at at'droom home m choice area ol the T. F. C..C 0 oliice at ) 30 I Industriol rolriQoratlon Moohno will bo hold at iho made by Hemr Wo have over comprossr operator mo. 36 varieties ol Hoi Soups and Jerome S71.000 T erm s w ith owner P.M. Ttie company reierves HELPOTHERS PondofosQ Inn, DurJuy. Idaho L a. N Heal Estate , Jorom®, 334- Hoi Entrees, such as Deof nhe right to reject any and all ciion ic ol 3 do Tuesday oltornoon. 6133 aller hours and weekends. 334 bids. HELPYOURSELF I mochonicol onQinoor wilh Novombor I3fh Sowloolh Slew, Chicken & Dumplings, S9D6 Join the llfosavers. THE food procossing oKporioitcu Room Of coll 670-3077 lor in’, C hill 8i Deans, and on and on 40 acres in me NW 'locallsado Your age is not a lador, it you 3 bedroom lor sale, largo living Hiohline canal Bmployor activitie s. 1104 10th A venue East. otlrociivo loaluro} con bo cn la culdad de Hurloy. Los quality Pi'rled lor a nice room , good lo ca tio n garag e 543 733 6647 lound in thi> chorming homo 15 Acres wltti buildings and lull dcbores la persona tendra quo couple lo operate as a family S059. S43 5S49. a lle r 6 00 ~~watBr~n oHrT~tDratBO~Wg5r~of~ — o ru fn iiB ry iis ls ilrB lorpobTB*^— -on-o-t-;000;— lovely . newer brick 1 Five room house located at T recogidas en ■ Ourley A n y age. Hot P L A N TWO U.B61-( rensonflijii- down pavr^ient, owner to tinish Iho second slory Year round position. Salary j o d - ir o . F. yards to bo moved. Mh N e ig h b o r.h o o d c e n te r, 734 P L A N T H R E E J7.719.00 will carry balance Nadine ol th is 7 story homo, Thff-mntn Overland en Ourley. A F U L L - T IM E Koepnich 733 7297, or Land OMice roomi . lomily room hro Ave. West lloor IS comploio with 3 ponganscen c on ta clo co n South P L A N FOUR 111.379.00 ol Idaho. n i 07U ploco J I boihs Storage bedrooms, ceramic lilo both, - 1 AvA Studebaker Army truck Central Community Action. 760 li^ h t PLAN FIVE tia.998.00 Dosomont Elodric hoot and many parts 7nd St E.. TWin Falls. Idaho Dy Owner e x tra nice 3 bedroom lorgo shog corpolod living IF YOU-RE INTBRESTED IN OiM' triin iip o ri,i P L A N S IX S36.790.00 double cor gorogo. S64 500 I Schramm 3iOalr compressor Suoldo: »34Bmensual. Fpcha house on quiel dead end street. room soporoto dining I Army, halt Track, in running Ccrranlo November U, 1973. LEARNING THE For luriher information or a Vory vory choico AUTOMOBILE SERVICE t=uli Imishcd basem ent w ith, wel kilchon with o huqo pontry ord er. personal mierwiew, send bar. den. pool room, lully leoced 1 Jaoar Cement AAlKor Sc solicila. WRITING BUSINESS Name, Address 8, Phone tloroge oroo ond o 1 cor iM y or n.(|ht .in , 714 i09-l landscapcd yard, patio, large 7 Ingersoll Rand Wagon Drills E s p c c ia lis ta en la THEN LEARN'FROM THE number lo North American altacnodgarage 734 4093 lor more gocoge Tho upstairs can bo \ 1 Dump bed. 4 yard Organi/acion de la NO DEALER IN MAGIC OistriUuiino Coro., Hoi Food Inlormallon. anything you moko it tomily 1 I94S Ford V i T Truck, good Commiinidad Los deberes VALLEYI CHILDREN S VILLAGE PRE room bodroom» don, etc son co o rdina r m a te ria ls de la Division. 3443 Norm Central lor parts. SCHOOL Kindergarten Avenue. Suite 419. Phocnix. N EW CUSTOM H O M E Ot^ 3 flcres, Prico'S20<)50 95t. convon agencia respocia a Senior We arc m need o t a person to programmed reading Extensive I 19S3 Chev. PU learn the automotive swi/icf 4bedroom 3' j baths, formal dining iionol & VA loon^ avoiloblo \ 1048 Oodoe. S speed, gooo fo r Citiicns V grupos do ingresos ptionics program Art. Music A ru o n a 05013 room, lireplace. lamily room., baios slmilares Inierprelar writing business Excvllcnl parts. tjonelits and wages while you Field 'rips 34 year olds — located Northeast ot City in programas locales, de esiado y pitonoiics program. Art, Music learn Perons will be Qreetlng Skyline Acres. Owner .Realtor 734 Lynwood Realty For more inlormatlon contact— j __nacTonal. a grupos de Ingr esos -F.juJd-inos __ A ll— d a v - ...... —Monay-to-Loaiw bajos Trabolar con grupos y —cusTomers-smrwrttingnw-vtcr 6iOBluoLokosN. companv ottice Phone 733 orders lo r shop, m ust be neal in 473t. organiiaciones sobre lorry Jonat . . . 734-4090 problemas de la communidad, aoooarance. oxcell i-nt NtiN 3 Ucdroom. 3 batti, lamily 7 3 3 -9 2 1 1 FOR 3t»d rnorlgage. eqully^oans, room, living room, diningroom, Merrll Shups . . 734-3069 ldonli(icrr Situations WAntad C mktwci.i ^rog. bro^i Ed For jjK o l Jfln 1, 197^ iruck repair ability necessary Olticv ol Idaho 733 07 16 Must t^ave own hand lools M.«n .ina w ilt ^ o u lc i-lik e inSidc in fo coil E a rn ing s pote ntia l 114,000 lo cle.ininu and p.iintma and Icyhl RYDER TECHNICAL Oooutilul Now Englith Stylo DUllES CoorUiAale aocncv Northeast brand new 3'spacious Tr I level • new home in JIM of all Haiel Natus 73: matii-rs rtiMimg wilh Senior (18,000annually Shift work, all carpentiT V.ork 733 0018 ^ INSTITUTE Homo. 3 lorgo /bedrooms bedrooms — bricK and Irame AAorikiugside « M 4 .tn v ilo s a -lo l - ClfIJt'ns iind low Income fringe beneltti, Journeyman _.J).0.,YlVo Avenuu lormat dintng room balcony only Please Call collect Arvin large balh'ott master bedroom. ol comlort and OKtlfcment. REDUCE eocess fluids with u ro ijp s . P rovid e iramnMJ m CUSTOM PLOWING- Larry Qoiko .Idaho OaMey slone lireplace- electric, <:ylo living room wilh tpiral J SWati'ior joi'W i»lf, 702 7!>2 Three bedroomij_|wo=b«lha._ Fluldev. Lote Weight with Dex A or^januational skills and ‘Lupcr, Call 334 5500 200 343 5061 heal, double garage, part- ~Qiercapiuiannd'H«(MM)i«MaoTets r e s o u r c e n^ o b il 11 a t io n . 3336 4 W ity S e rv ic e . W e lls ~Tircpiac^ ancflcncea yard. A — Wo_me-OHito~Allanlo Go. basement. l3fl,90Qi_Viiry choice.. ___and doublo garoQo w itli outd- ta rg e lo w IntoroSI loan m a y be '' at PennywlM Drugs. Interprvt local, stale, and ■ Ncviirt.i M a g ic V a lle y R e a lty 733 5500. national program (Itrvclives lo malic door $60 000 an added incentive lb the EveninvS, 734 3069. 734.4090, 733 prospective buyer ' 138,500 low mconu' groups Work ' Music Lastons 6S31. Stiorp Four Oodroom Homo closoly w itli organiii-O groups 10 Ftm ali Halp CKCellent in identilyino problrms and N oo l cloon la m ily hom o 'ir, Five bnck duplcacs, NICHOLAS BOND, • ' pi oocellent locotion Nuw coi recordoliong term occupancy di'vi'lcpiiMJ work prbgrams lo Experienced beautician, tull time, p e rlo rm a n c e d e g re e s . ___ rvsolvr liiost- probloiDS noting and drapes Thiv w6h 1' Each unii has its own lurnace ' 734 S970 M o n d a y th ro u g h Madron.) Siri*ei North. Beginners isnd garaoe space Owner m ay Contiul South Cenirai losi long Ol only (35 000 Saturday Custom plowmo. 334 8336 through advanced, 733 A137. sell on 7 per cent coniract . NEED A LAWYER? U you don't C om niu nitv A ctio n A u itu y . 7*0 PEIOTMAN-REALTORS . tuive a lawyer and need one. call >»d St E Pti n j9 3 S l AN 4100,700 Ihe Idaho State Bar Lawyer EQUAL OPPOHTUNITY CUSVOM UEAN cutting, plowing, fllfhiihin«8l-H . _ . 7 ^ 4 -5 8 0 0 H a te rra l Service Ic o llc d » J47 89S8 DMPLOYEH • • roto iilling. corrugatir>g, discing, EsHier Boyle- 733 S406 FiriTTnTflfvIliVrnSrOO »n th o H olido y Inn A rviiU i Robli.ns -I23 44J6 cJitchcny New eq uip m e nt. 376'4631. SPACIOUS 3 b o d rc n in hom o WANTED woman lor general Denver Fine Bally ffoichori 733 5438 Dill Ralphs 733 B033 * housework, hall day &-days a dispersion Qurley, Idaho .Sat , • with Roman Qalh. Exl.a largo Jerry R obbm i J33 4436 week 733 8959 —NovT-10.-rl9>-3^1ii0<>-TTT-YOo"V— cows -sell -^OO T — bred h e ife rs — R a il'o n l ■ H ig h D«l capsules. S1.9B at Osco Drugs ‘ MANURE SPREADING sell Aged. mouthed, 30 year old woman with back and prcinancy tested, vaccinated, jchr^l ■ LI22IE TAYLOR says ^l^^ cnever leg im p a irm e n t, due to an m iu ry and ruulene treated Snip bv 1 . t973l wguld...liki:_DfJiCli_cmnlQVmLnI-^ IILUBRIDGE Ann W ilm oic . 4 2 3 -5 7 2 5 - JiJr.a lU ir t &r lng-h»y-l<>-Tw«r»»CaH»- "Ptionento1h7^rwir=m^86»:------she always shops at the Qowl and DUTIES Aide musi 111'iib lo 10 — etlSTO/WrFARAAlP; W oodall 733-5831 -NEW-HOME- Doard. i«sMst poor to o rttiw ii/i'. plan 733 8363 7j30o06 S4A7 O u rle y. Idaho. Q33ia d. c a r r y o u t o b |t'C liy i‘ S Lail'os lull >miL- cmploymenl. A mentf»Hv-f#»af<»#ti-vouo5) m an frinoe—benefits, • m p e fie n ce not • roljit'ed lo cconomlf Kom ai Por S»l« 17^95-GLENDAL-E jrgentl v„acctU...lj«nsporlatlon dcvelopmunt or social action n-quired AppiyioMr Harmon.ai THIS ------njtern pan of Tw' ’ A D illly lo com m unic,111- in 'I'Oy N iV ional Lm cn SupD^y 3Spit M A N U R E BEAUTIFUL S()anish and E nglish he lpfu l 2 DEOHOOM house, modern. employed. Financial assistance »\ppl.calions may be picki- bath, large tamily room with lu o l table, lire p la c e . lotb o l 326 4703 o* 3?6 4964 subdivision 3 bedrooms plus lul ALCOHOLICS Ilni'J-.i-d basement, 3 lir«places nice carpets, fenced in back OoublL- (ja rag e $45,000 Nndine yard loi* orivacy, ehiltfrert and ANONYMOUS S a l e s l a d y K oepnick 733 73Vf. Land OMice 01 pc-ls SJ9i5idgeway d r iv e , y^ilh IS Dit8lnak& Opportunity Id alw 733 0716 _ ___ the clearview ol Iho Sawtooth MBBTINGS: * Employmint A g tn c lti Iti s to ft E»po(|«’''fi.‘ I'* »hoo Mounlain^ S37,SOO »olvs prolunuci Appliionii DuplvHiin nice location, ver / good 9 unit motel, 2 bedroom riouse, 3 MON -FILER 0 OO. 326-5609 construction and in good condition soo Wov/»e P Annik Potion ■ siall oarage 1036 Kimberly Road 3 t 7 ^ l h S i . Full linishod basement in each. 3 OPEN HOUSE PERSONNEL PLACEMENT nol Coniur 674 Olui* lokt;^ 733 0033 JOHNSTONE REALTY TUES - TWIN FALLS »^I0 CENTER. 674 Oluc Lakes Dlvd firep la ces in each Only 143,000 Saturday, November 10 ...... H o 5 P.M. Nprih, 7 33 5S67 Professional, Dlvd North Elmer Sommer 733 5S97. Land 7 ,1 4 -4 6 6 6 130.7lh"*Luo, Tost ' - Clerical. sales. technrcai, 0|lice ol Idaho 733 07 16 Sunday, November 1 1 ...... 1 to 5 P.M. . ewPcutive search AH inquiries WED -T W IN FALLS 0 GO ' ' , $ 5 3 , 0 0 0 3 Dudrooins 1 'i Qolhs firuplaco Kilrhon Duili int. Close lo Morn wclcotne. 11 Sjlatminor Salitwointn Court Houso.&osonlonT' ‘ ingtido Scttool SUN IW IN ALLS 0 00 PER YEAR hEAUTlHUL lr,»mt and brick Ot M a lt H c lp ^ NATIONAL lirm looking tor d u ple x, ea ct' 3 balhs, 3 lirt'p ia c e s 4 'jiK / ’ Design-A^arketing Associates . 130 7 lh A ve. Eost. talesman who wants to make over ■ OPPORTUNITY tjodrooms ' each, tamily roon. 11000 m onth In CMClilng fie ld No __ctioice location Elmer Sommer OWrtor-rRolfor 734-4674 or 734-2442' MtijVI b'tinkllwouQh in ihu )33 5S97 Eunice Cooper, 733 4960, 07 Jobs olinttrait La n d O ltiu i ot Id ah o. 7J3 0716 ' Inu inarkul' A [xudu(l Vov -emDioymfo* Oerry Ctink 731 0B4S —:------M ii« » Pim ilt - NELDtll} sali-smaii with sonu bmut.'—tigxulopixl ihni will knowieaqr ol huHdings to calt or piiiicliii'o prool ond ossiil m N iG H T jk U D lT O R , 11.00 p.m lo FULLTiM E experienced service iKjilOino «^nd p.'*'ntino,contractors slalion salesman, apply In person itiu halniue ol Ik u » Ii s 7.00 a m some bookkeeping or C all 734 S0};{ a lti-r -I 00 p iii: or . r t t a in e m a lic a l . fix p o r .ic n c e. Jrrry s Conoco. North 1 Points, weckoavv'sncl'v to 6 DO 'p in TRU t?IDE liq u id liro lo o lo t necessary. Holiday inn. • Twin Falls weekends Mo|or coiporolion will award ’ WARTEb mature babysitter in “ W A m E B “ TWO“MEN“ 1o work-Irt- w rlH H ii home lor twin live year olds. 733 , • Trout processing plant. Start al t f ib u 'o r sh ip s in a v a ila b lu 0478 S7 DO per hour. Paid ATTENTION hospitaliiatlon, life Insurance, and oiea» No linnchivo foo poy ELEtTRO LuH auttvirlied sales pa id-vaca tion , c a ll S43 431V SALES REP Ic3< invtfttlory r^nly b'uy bock and service, phone 733 S418 Alio Want to add tn your presool ngiuomoni raiiio and TV od FARMS need ore man or woman lo incomp? 310 3 e x lra c alls a day can v«nti»ir>q -innning by corpof; HOMES represent Eleciro Lux in this area- nel you up to 1100. plus your over 264 Acros. 3 bo d ro o m hom o, rights. This is an exceilont all] p»«*oiinol, octount^ ro- opporlunily lor .trnvctlng Dooulilul 3 hodfoom bricU. 2 built in dppllancos. Good out. DtSHWASHER wanted..apply “in imnnadiAte opening. fringe coivoble cotrittd by Company • Idrgo boths 3 cor gqrogo. olr buildings Would mako a person, |-Ui » 4 4 a lr rH alp- m fT - Avanu* East for • bilingual lurniihbd by Contpany Vi A c ftt w ilh 2 bo dro om hom e. q tide doit^ born. Vory good000 ttecreUry (Spanish and Ervolithl- ^ Prico rod uco d to SI I.SOO. ' Phont l u a u . ____ DIstribulof soloctod must buildingi, ortd corrols. ExfolUnIcolU r hdvo some monguinoni cqp. 2 b«riroom, full basomi)nf. lom- dol^ i cottlo combination. REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE TACOTIME RAYS PINE WAGES, 113/ 1.000 29% Down. . (htfi8 svillabl* toi* day work, 8 lo □ b llitio s 0 good roputatiqn lly room, I '> bothi, ollachtd, i« 13 lo I.. 13 lo S, and I lo S. 8l>o in hl< community, ond bo Qoreo*. tttbp, born dutomotic 300 Acms - 3 budroom hotrio. Please call for appojntment lo see taking appHcatloni lor astittani HELP WANTED aQ rooablo id worldno 'on 6 yord liohl. go» tbnk, ^ ‘(roll Walk itiru dcl'V Stool Gronory.. • • • -PartTim e l-.l :30 A;M.-to •! :30.-P7Mr ioU,-45-.h*od-£attle_Jai Roianlund at Taco Time or call S37,a00,‘ . and mocbinory. 734-9416 lo r a p ’a p p o ln im fn l. A mlnlmum initinl inwilm ont Wo hovo 3~ counter positions to fill irniTioctiatoty, 29% Down.' oi $6.S00.00 Is roqulrod Motlyn Halmon . 324-5909 l u ^ This is an oxcollont opportunity to brook your routine For confldon/iol intorvlAw, Anglo W o lio n . .7 3 3 -1 1 0 3 .Darrell Droito...... 733-49B3 ■ raqulrad. Good-aalary and many Whilo thoikids aro In-school, or\if you'hovo pro- write or roll COUECT: Mr, Rondo Dokbar . . . 324-5639 John Cibndall. . . .7 3 4 4059 iM lf lli. Now Intarvfawlna. Cat . 374-5609 - HfnryDraaiool . , . . 436-4173 K-my . O pp orfun lllti J!|3.-3*7T Tom Hormon, 2U-661-5305. H»l«n D «V rl«i. . schDolors, bobytltting orrongomorits' con .bo mgdo. Ilia Andrawi . . 436-4A20 . El^on G o u q H ...... 536-2651 BETH.WICKHAWi REALTOR ■■ApptyiTTimnof>r-M<>0.t)no{dftr-30&^ltf»-bok^Blwlr T T ^^A S ; ItvIET Irjjck .driven, no •Kpc'rltnct --^ield-m>linoaf, .r3r37l6to'.5ltnmon». ..-7 . 029-866* 13601 Proston Rood- BAIIEI HOBJBTS BEAITT— Juh a W abb . . . . 029-5255 Dick Irw in . ■. . 733-6004 Jorry lrltI7~ ~J7y577r" / - Opporlunillti “ OalloT. (oxos ^53407^ Suni/iSv, .NMjombor * > 1V?3- ■ Timos News, Twin PAllt,-M«hq-. 27

■IT H o m ti For S i I*. .Outof Town Houiti 31 /oulof Town H oufil FarmtCR«t)ch<» 35 P*rnj!Farmi t Rcnchti H Buijrttti Prop*rty 3» Furtiitlfd A Unlm^Houm

U frtutitul lU'w Home. P ; .icrcv, RUPGRT NORTH&IDE — 3 or } M acres between Jerome and Tw in. Ja/imQUUpH^uskinu-jUia-bVrWt- ' w ** ‘ uni For »Alo o r lOBto: L o v« lv lA fo e -bedroom- brlek-hom»-en-3-*creSf- u u e fle n ’ '/ 3 Inroo Iflmilv -3.000-ujuar«-lk>tftr-jocl»-lti‘<‘plne*T— — Dotitantiinn'horTTr-wiitnrTrm ii. fatliTTJOO ...... ^ortC oiw itfc.niDnronfv B ita rr^ tull bASoment, fireplace, 3 Cflf- vpVInklod. tinost land awailable, warehouse fg ia l ot 37,500 square O0cn Ocom cc'lino, »eH-cteooipo- —Many conveniences. WSO month. oxc6lii>nt home and plenty of old. D / i ^ rio h t a l W8,S00. C«ll K. ovon. (li&hWiiblH'f. ice mAkt-'r 0>ira0*. windbreak, out buitdinpi.- feet on targi! lot Ropl.Kemcnt cost , &54 6493. water. Strickland Painter Real .u rrA nderien. 73)-t3A0or Darnvt fo lru ic riilo r. c o in p le li'lv corpL’ lt'cl and o tiio r OKtras fo r co u n try llvin u M)uld, m ore lli/wt doulilc whai you M3 439S o r 4J6 370A E state, Gooding, 934 4331 can p u rc h a s e it lor Chuck 5ertl>V- J33Bn?, .VUl Of.ipi-Cl. 7 COVlTl'd ()rttiOV,. In Ji>ronio, 2-3 be dro crii hom es tS9 A c re s .>3 bedroom tiom e. fu ll- UNFURNISHED 3 bedrooms, double aiQe wilh ttulomiitic- w a te r shares. Ideal ifo c k set up. Perkins, tlluf Lakes Ilranch of fireplace, (700 month, plus EKcetlenl location and Land Oft.crol Idaho 73J OnS, 733 OOOf;__^C i^ tt'll Of! C.>Sl T rtllb crattsmanstiip Reduccd trom 3 bedroom rock home on I acre It3i,000. Idna Irish Real.Gstatf, clraninu deposit. MAGCL good location In Jerome' price corrals, and ootbulldings. 0716 I ■■Avi'i>uF“ii'rTtn~«II-173-42M---- 130.000 noi.v t}A,MO. N o .irly now 3 734 3408. R E A L T Y 733 1347 m u l t ip l e LI^TINCj .roducod to (70,000 we atu hAve creek -and—springs— —aH- iMdroom home gArvioo Arid many socdrd tp hay and pasture. An MEMBER extras, w|ll self at tho crrriflcd ipveral other good acreagw- ) acros Jerome wo S T O C K M E N ’S R H A L T Y 600 South ideal slock or doiry hum Priced Larjjr 3' j bedroom house in Twin . ...TTvrr ..o fio in. H a ro ld Ko>lh - Acrc«o«^-Lot&_. rjnsnTJTT] $r' Land Oftico of lilalio 1 “ ‘.ii’l9S,o6o'wiin'tefm'!’’'ivefisoN firepMco, full tlnishcJ bA&cmeot, " c a r l o u T l e r , wo e a s t m a i n , REALTY fVondlr ' Idaho Harvey HARRISON 0‘>s turndCi'r family room- nice JEHOAAE. ID A H O . 334 0 U * ...... - V34 4154. HOUCI M n n ry .torpcling,, quiet locallon. Owner HY O W N ER ?OO.acros, close In to REALTY lrC S/M9V QoaIIv 731- -DRVDEN-AGENCY- _wflt.cr.._Dlus-_lfiQ_accos-,utid9L_ —-/»rT-T-BAC-T-iyq •osterior Joromp • 324-5J.13 or thnx.iii^ilrQoni rfiilJ li uiuli__ pasiuro. Red tirick 4'bedroom /J.1S217, , I --.T ajmbtnjn_-umouU-4idino- ana- tor-^'f.imi|iCs'movmn to Twm ~ -homo plos-tlAlr\rtotVP“ Wl1ti- r o i^ — UU¥tNQOit-*»airV.lfja.A.f ARM?r _imi»diion - nonij, Total oir ' •JVCMY NICC.OLDER--,-. *'i''li!i' Np commission.cK.iruwr ' _wliMuLflliznryrtsJiDrR*?r-«r5J™r rr;ii:airic:wiiii7wrvisrrc.nirxj^-iit-- A c riM ^ rv ^ — •PTWipri'Vwn*h-v/()*«»<^ rNDiwiirtrwjwpui^pi'^n BARNES REALTY - y H p y n s . ; ^ k iM l Otlv 7J4 sttw . New F{on.ind fSrmlno tfnuinmMil Street locntion. ■*ancr9rm 1IirraW Y -13<-63T4: ------lio o d H.>i»ls .. . units.' tully lurnlshed, fUUy welt located H8,90^ 3 f-r.\nU H ow rn-nt-tlhn-l.'ll W.'.>llv- .nt'ilJjlTaViU-* y?-! viilu. • “ ^Maroomvrttreptace. basrtnont c.ir.peled.- . .drnpci, .. buill-ln_ —JUST-tfK-E^New. tovelv B0ISt-GA5GADE— 15 " Firiniri. ftehchii cA'i /.tJ Of M.i 4itmi appli.mcei including garbage and nicely Iflndscapcd. I ihroebcdrootn brickhomo with HOMES sprinkler system, homo and 69 Acres a» irrigated with tractor d>!>posal.. d>shwat,her. u t ilitie s flreplocci kllchcn bulM ins, 930 A C R E S W e n d e ll « ro a 733-0797 ' dairy barn, boon in spud', one moved sprinkler, land lays good, l».ii(l Ptm ni' 713 3130 o x IrA lA ro c lo l. (46,000. 117,SOO, jn r a c llv o ly 5 ftbundnnt water, long arowtng (to buildings. 6 iTiites trom tov ■ ■ oomt. with 3 Paths. year. . He.>l1v |043 n il - .i)CJCCd_flLJ^i.Q[K carp<13?} aTTd p~a7HV—ttriCKT La ke s N o rtti 733 03J7 - W » L - i;4 - JIMOO. IS A m o clffM p rice lor t0.n niun lokoi Noflh fn nl-ni—uiuUoi:—woU-aitipcisuwl- QOQd q i —lAO-acifll.—pluol— spUnUoi:- system, no bulldlnoi tU3,00C In rm m tr a d o Uo» 6S6 M ou nta in Coili'fti'ol Soullirrn Idho Largo 3 Quiof Rojjor Drown 5 36-3604 Home Id.X’O t)i‘cirnon> tx‘ drobm apartm enis. 7 .in'ple w.ili'i'. p.v.'i/ti- .md lOed full iMths. lully carpeted .ind bgtC»ITowr> H o u tti .Lynn Davis 33 4-4 44 0 WENDELL mmproveit. (jood soil. i)i .i.tl (.all lliii I’ lHers FARM, niount.iin pasture and (iri)ppd Com plete built in kitchcr. .• Ffod Bdusch«« d34.3995 r k L D lM A N Hlm'Iu. •... 7J1 19011 cn REALTY • Really 733-S317 4urnistieU and unturnisliod. AH 334 3404 OLM mostly det-di d for over 400 Cotmon Prunty S36 3374 Cow% I'MO.nOO 39 pi'f cent down utililR-. turmshed Now 714 3AAtl Wrile Ud> 60ft Muunt.Mn Hom«>.

wiih a comtnandinu view and gold m e d iillio n hom e? We t ^ n d ltl_ JyisrJysr 1 iiiis I 'll elleit' • 10 minutes from , .^alls. tJOOi.iIT an 1- in MAGEL REALTY 731 1243 132,7 a Dorothy Showers 376 4413 Kitnbe rl'v*^ R^ 'd , large fields ol deep. 1'ich soil Priced now of Apartmenl close in. clean, rvj pets, — V2.ogo per iiLt' 1 nr lufllMT A d u ltso n ly Also 2 bedroom hom«i • ^O iAA^IATi^iALJX ilri.itl;, «.a1i mao6it______,______t a VLo r a g e n c y A n io n a C o m m u m ly Ol Membof of Twm Palls ttolbrook. Level to roUing " M L ^ " S ervice . i.iiid iijcroundi'd tiy National Donald Taylor. Dfokvr 433 5M9 p.irks Monuments M ason Jmith 7J4 tie cre a tio n areas Unhmit4.>d Small lurm'shcd apartmenl. for PRESENTS . . V.rti'i Wilson 47J 41J/ inveslm««nt p o le /itia i assume one or iwo people, by the week or iiri'M'ni balance ot S3S25 bv m on lh , 7Q3 5395 .1. • —1 I,.., I. „ , —fjjTT—

10 A c»o Ranch all m p oslu io )) Unlurrtlih*d Apt*. ☆ NEW FACILITIES 3 D odfoom ho'mp sl>0|> botn t D upltM M ond coiiols Goodinqorfo U Mobilt Homtt UNriJRNIbHED alm ost rtPV/ 1,100 ' Ml..nr<- feet plus lu ll basem ent. 7 , ☆ AND THE FINEST SALES ivr? T am ara Lk 13 » 60 like nr*w 2 lii-ciromn.

19/V m o h ile hom e, 1? 40 ACRES with good home bcutroQi.n. | u ri)W iL;0, ___REAUEST-ATE-NEED-SlARE^ errpttpnt aotouttdlng3T~wett----- condiironod-sklrTed7tt\X‘Mr' fcnced, a good reliremen' slied. all set up in .iduHs ; properly al 14S.OOO. C iisw rll Cour* Clea»>. t'k VJ.?00 Call 734 3609. .ttU f 6 WE CAN ACCOMODATE 3Uli ACRES, high moutilaii Unfurnished . Stove and refrigerator furnished, adults,’ “ 4“ T3Pnroom.“ i4 -wider— "creanTflo— ^ppostt------c o io n f» f- 160 ACRES, good land tOO.OOO Aiaska pack, rtll electric, Hai Aparimcnls 734 53Ji. -TKEAA-!-!- RBATTOR M oliili- Homes. 73l 7S6U 00 ACRES, 0.1.ry farm MO,000 7 BEDROOM duplex, carpet, A N K R e p osscvsm n. 1977 disposal, water and sanitation 10 ACRES, good hom e J19.500 ,,tr.nii'on. 14 » 64, 7 bedroom , turmshed, firsi and last monlh,- on' ki'cbifi, washer dryer, air VW7 50. no pets. 713 44 07 OTt-tER I , .ind ra n d ' ,i„I.';oner. Ujriiishtd Hrockmans .111 siic s lOliili' Horia'S. 734 H6> Finest of apartments for rent in Jerome. 2 bedroom, all electric, ,1 ' I I ' > A l G t'itli y IriiD t and re.ir kiichen appliances, carpets and BUTLER , 1 l>.*tii 4 . U l.p Olll, drapes, l|>undry, some utilities. BEING IN OUR NEW EXPANDED FACILITIES WE and ilfyi'r i.-d anil all Si-e arid com p are 374 3S44 o r 334 COx\ REALTY , I ( utn..lu.J H i WOH • 43BB Days ARE ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU. WE INVITE YOU OUULE WIDE, like new. Wiany Siudco apartmenl with kitchenette 130 E Moi» Juromo Idaho anu uaih Stove, refrigerator,', Out 334-U166 Ruv. 334-0 04 6 carpel. drapes. and heat' TO GIVE US A TRY! Chuck 33 4.03 67 turmshed Single person only. 334 5060 17 7 bedroom, turm Close to downtown ares *75 jnt condiiion. n monin 133 9233 before 5.30 p.m. i>(1 53350 733 3603 iI!L^ Unfurnished 3 bcdroom.no oets. _ available November 17, Nearly,, NorthSidc tariii - 87 acre new. 734 4169 a fter J;00 p m . good 3 bedroom home Good I960 M a rle tto M ob ile Hom e. 12 » improveinenis 40 AOC. 1 bedroom .’ eKcellenl Ossu''>imI by looking 3 back <.ondilion,-3 dir conditioner^.ll.SQQ payniL-iils 5 6 B '>6 one} dssun> mg- piinLiplu balancu ol $7034 36 ol 7*. inleri/sl No M usi Sell 4100,000 tw rth M otor Sleeping rooms, warm, cioie, Homes.' Travel Trailers and pr,^?*e entrance. 137 4fh Avenue do w n p o y in iT 'l l'» A m o n co s Campers. ALlT MUST GO this - 4ilt—iaslu^t ((iLiwinQ. klQlu. ffCL'H BU ywiiuiiw .1 ^ "^|us1 oM U » h 'lflh w o y 66 buyeril We need used vcnicios. Ounlly loNijig lond nuoi livestock and farm eQuipmenI A Rental Mobilt Homtt Holbrook An*ona ond od iMtd H AV)bile Homes K a m p efs 1825 N M a in , PocaleMo. id -.^ocdiii' to Pei'iliud Forusl FOR RENTi very clean 3 bedroom mobile, home. In Eden. ' Poiiilfd Dusuii omf Nolioool 324 4747 l‘ Qaif ii- yr.ii , SSIX) anil tiikr (iver 1C 603 944 S995 ivMH-nl'.. S'M till m onlh, e * n 'll e WIDE MOD " HOME for rent 3 iml.r.iii. /i.ilb/4 bedroom lurnnhed 175 month,^ Hacienda Hom es 733 7 56B.______FARM FOR SALE 14' WIDE MOOILE HOME. 3 bedroom 64(J or»-«> lofi" 1 5 inilo» bhih. set up in Skylane Park, 1125 jihw osi ol Mountain Honn) plus lof tcnl. 7H 22Vl-Ot NOT IN PRODUCTION. lA S T ^ 2 BEDROOM 3 YfARS Iduol for 0 '°" Shog Coipn' 3 bedroom m6bJle flome. 17 k 6S, g t a in 01 l«oy , o p u ia lio n carpeted, partially lurniihed. tllS lo io l H»»Cifn SI 70 000 fonloc 1 L o n n ii* m onth 734 30AU, loovell Tippull Lond ond 1 ' . bo flis PLUS NUMEROUS LOTS AVAILABLE IN Moilogo Conipooy. 375 6731 M O fflct I. B u iln t ti noisii Idoho * 6 5 9 5 P r o p i r l y "Bonk '■ nnnciny Avoiloblu STORAGE SPACE 2 NEW SUBDIVISIONS BEING DE­ V (K) .1 111 to V UO p 11' WL M A U k A N T in fom plr-lcly «-<|utp(Scd FOR RENT! I iw.-.r-.sioK Feldtman Your owr) private 1otfk*d '/ I I 1VHH v M © B I L E VELOPEDBY GEM STATE REALTY. laio Q O . rA —2 3 - - UP TO 100 foot fro n ta g e . Blue " - P oong Storogo loV boats, .UdkOi BgiiK^vfird North Call 733 'homes^ cycio* cor* Of anything you 1074, R ealtor owned ...... might wont to sforo 1839 Kimb«fly Rd 73i 34"40 Top 'win.Falls laundromat doing ------PalioN atiiger evcotlont D usln e ss-N e ttin t »19.000 CENTURY ^ per year O n ly <93,000 w i^ t ------b u y CHEAP 733-2274 Land N«w I 4.70 3 bo‘>'oo'H^ AUTOMOTIVE- W oSlon 361 Addison Avo. ^flst "X hoice 00 acres, p ro b a b ly th e most UntiirniiheH • — Twin foils''" • - • 73 3 .5 0 7 0 ’ nolen fta l o f any ■picci'. Of oraUf^q Tfoo sot up ond dolivory i close to Twin rails, also lOacreso choice subdivision ground, both w Soo in slocW on lo lo s lo t -lh«e-oretlos«-in.-a>uck-i?orkins.^ lilue Lakes Urarichol Land Olfice , $6995------MINI— of Idalio 733 0715, 733 0716. ■WAREHOUSE ' ■■ ■. .1 -.■] ; M olols for sale in F lie r, Ruhl And BROCKMANS You lock . . , You Keep - f - . -Keichum. All have owner ’s living .ThuK'iv! ... nu a rto rti. P riced fron T 150.000 to TRAILER SALES *U S ,000. E dna Irish Real E stA to .- *S Main Across from Thoisen _ N o w ■ o.lobln .in'i M U 'Tm iO m iT-^Jcrt-H f'nlrr’^ ^ ’^®**' ------;MoiDrTr1wirrFoU*^7'a4-0K*?— ______Oil) and Overland.‘Burley Storogo AroO,, Completely . socuro. Plo>ity o l 'o o m tO \ income com morciai^proportv. 670-7574 close to Main Street, Twin Falls, . W o Trodo for Cars Furnifure sto re 0 I’oot trailer, snow -v Ray Sqbala > - 4. ,v i" -■ • ' J o tirc o w an ts tci s e ll. WiU «ccepf, OPENtJ o.m. to 6 p.tn. mobilti. moloi horns, or ovon '•*- 'Ivor froniftgfftn jrado. Pox K 06, fl carl also very odoptpblo /33-6340 Times Nows to oil lornu ol commerclol _ , il Fumlihid » Unlum Mauwi NORTH BY NORTHEAST SUBDIVISION WESTGATE SUBDIVISION /Mallory Fishor stoiogp.' . =^733-6377--: — TWO— bedroofp- Houter -coonir^r- •7---- INVESTMENT------carootfld, sullablo lor two. p rr'" N tflO Mo'. : OPPORTUNITY o ld o rly couple. .334 409* • Aftei 17 acros, loneci P.M. Suilnblo . Convonionf location: •. lost- ^ lor o' Mobile Homo dovolop- J b e d r o o m m o d e rn land Drlvo South, Beyond,, unturnlthed. locatedwv-.— •hd. of Ovorpais. ^ GEM STATE REALTY ‘rmnrrt. Within City Jlmli*.^ wait o( W«ndell. ------TWtN-FAll.S ■ . ■ LeMOYNE REALTY . REALTY -,-U4-4-OluW ;oko»-W'vd^ ------beonv 0 0 7 4 U . 6096 i . • I- • ", • Tlrriei-No'yvt. Twin Falli. tdvihp Sunday, November 11, 1973

Wantadto Buy Radi^WSSIeree 4 f . r , tullding M iK ^lill Hay; Grain * Fm i I 40 MltettUnMU* For S«l« Furnitur«a.Carptt 'K:' ______- - - “Vpringtr »sor - ‘lb A » V r*irO M T N *J M — j P ■^noooD-AUPALPA-hay near-W cahA. 9 btdreom trailer. tHp«ndo ____ ...ding or call after «:3l piTnos Yamaha gultara. KLH Compieiaiv” larvlced' ..._ !>• r t«flt oil LiniileU quanity t r i i o MO tons U 4»auI.iM5 per k»*- —i*ihol«iobijr33.Q7J7..___ !_1: M attress 135. O ver coat »1S. 734- ■‘oinnnFTifrmrT'COTfry-rminufft- p.m , ^934 4331. ______, -WIU ______i;___ frarn-Twln-4})-4»9«llM' «:30pjn. SINGDR GOLDEN TOl CH AND ^Waiitetf to buy, FlreptaTe wood. ^_____ ... sew. ,r#po*i*ii«c uj V iRCA 19 D-W — .Complataly WANT TO BUY HAY. Call U K/J1 pJaCTICAULV NCW 3 bedroom jiulomntlc, doii »biolUtelV iarvlced and Guaranteed, Twin HOUSCHOLD FURNITURE and Hny-lnc. 478 7551, 'Burley... .1}^ TESCO Electric Guitar and appllancfs phone 3348314 afler matjile home pflrKBrt > ...B u o ry ib ln u - .O r ig in a l-o r lc e o'J«J, Wanted lo buy ust'd* kllctien am pilller. excellent condition. 733> . Fall! Electronic* n3;5i43. ua.75. cour) Wllii wdler and ianllA|ion 1300, t^ '^ 'o n lh ly w y m e n H 4:60 p .m . , • . - ’ . cabinets also used sofa M3 4U1. 0930 a lte r 4 and W eeke nd s.. ATTENTION.SHCGP MEN, Cull PAld, 1135 m onlhly. 334 S407, 455 » io 35 o r fu ll price, li/.lO . 733 - IS MAGNAVOX.'10 Inch. DIack 300 SHEETS . -i3 ia ______3130. ^ . MATCHING naugahyde.couch and onlon\ lor sale by truck load, 839 - — and Whlte W with Wall mounting rocker. Couch makes Into bed, 5'0 X 4' X 0 RouqH sawn -:uli-714-3?lJt-'------. O',*!! oxienslon 30 Qotwoon n.30 . -c u iiin g -h a y . l i o t on, 5414000 a lte r AAotorola 35 Color, - CompieUly Furnltura&Carpat ■<3?9i:V3.95' ' 4r00 b nil. • a m ano 5 30 p.m , or 733 0975 serviced and Guaranteed — .SPOT CASH Would Ilk. 10 r.n l > nRUNSWICK, Delta and Dolmo a fte r 4 00 p rr . i2ifi.OO. T w la£atls.E lectro nici 733:... Tor Furnllurt'-AppIlances KILN DRIED ' . in country. rttar.-Tw'o 733 111^ it-raUM-, accessqrl#*r?»l«’jmd 5843. GOOD SELECTION of Usod ThingsofThings of Value ^ a n w - 'A iW P-“ -furnnufo,--|rtrioLtinoTilJuntc:lirt5:::— rr — — tTA iN D A R Q -i BF.n ^K------— - r-:rr .TWiHJ-forWO.-'JWrh— JVtm M rm ^nd'O aSr 5U2?74.. 37 3nrtAV0.yy«5t; ,.7OT7T^ 7h4~s ll/ftlorch, 6 ft. 16 16 ft.' : • 300 lo n t stra w , 350 ha y. 1300 Ion — .'-“ -■^^15^o*rhnoarll. L -sltaoV lD,000-bushel-tfrn.niii>.cadDnMnL PLYWOOD SALES Patti Sup^Ui m llkf 100, ilie di, dry lot, 73^ 3i77. cents In lots o l SO or m ore. See ------l^a+njlghtwayrSf-;------:— W illiam Rosenbaum, Tlmei NeWs, CASH FOR SCRAPMETAL Copper. Brass, Aluminum, T w irt Falls. ______fjusl off Kfmberly flood AKC reqisterad Visila hunting 40 Mluellanaoua Per Salt Radiator. Batteries, Etc. behind UnModOlIJ dogs. tM eftcti.13703 Forsythla STOVJ A-W A Y O E D lo r re n t, t4.00 H.JCnOli*H..nalwl»rsT-'Prtw>*-H(rort>t7- including custom duals for car and ANTIQUES WANTED, lurnllurc. Oai'agtSaiai Also Stit:, Mac Kennels, Wendell, pickups. ADOOTT'S AUTO glassware, clocks, trunks, |owelry. oxceilont condition with sens9- J534:23l7j)r.y4 4339^ V le m p and m any o th e r.. deluxe __ . j •_ S U P P L Y , 305 Shoshone St. s o u th , quilts, toys,‘ cIotliing, silvor, dolls, In coppertona. Oider kitchen featurvs lu r 1339.50 a t M 8. Y ^ R ^ E SALE Saturd7yrirom fanoe, l\l, Slngor Slant O mnllc ruus, postcards /y)d uboks 734 5934. M A L E ’s P R IN O e R S P A N IE L , 1’ . . NEW CORRUGATED fiberglass, ^ S A L E l ! Electric. 441 Main ,Avenue East. 9:00 a .m ^ to 4:00 p.m . 504 4th years old. good with children, tewing machine In Qlondecablnet. Avenue East. Some antiques. reo'slcrecJ, ISO' 006 7A56 lUS. 1944 Honda 90 tl75. Call 733 the best looking easy to build iterlal for patios, trailers Replica or restoration of pioneer REPOSSESSED W hirlpool 30” 4139 alter 5:00 p.m. w^ekendi ha n d ca rt, n ic e ly Ironed, 135 734- avocado range lossless than 3 months an yllm e . skirtlna, and lendng- AFGHAN pups, 4 ~ w e tx c iiN -N U H « c n Y ;i------...... : ______J3l(LQQUH2imALAiUiJ...... Y-Electtlu. iadJhlaoij(L£Al. 441 Mam Avenue East. reoisiorcd phono' 733 7970 3 Wheelchair's, I Indoor, and I GENERAL Electric Biffrlgaralor lo ll ISO. 543 4015 ciectric ourdwrwhBBicnuir-GMd - * I condition. Call at noon or afler 5 with lop'freeier. 733 0938 after 4 'and weekends , p.m . 438 5113- Red Barn p.j miles North on Arm strong Quakort.OP.P.______' RED DELICIOUS, Golden Washlnglon. Dishes, furniture, FILTER Queen vacuum cleaner delicious, Rome Beauty, janathsn~ ITdauiifUI“ toy— Plnktngoso “AKC— Arm strong Cushioned occotono and Macintosh apples. Orr prlmlfives, buy and sell.______------wlth.a1UHachmonUJikajioi«^wlU- renlsterod, 1 miniature female, 1 washor, recondltlonod, bedroom sa c rilic e . 733 0938 a lte r 4 and Orchhrd, I'm lle norih bi ouni, oA~ , m at? 8 w FoC l 6I1T Su nllT GARDNER Denver air Clear Lakes Road. 543 50^3. • sot now. 4 single mattresaes, old WE BUY ANTIQUES, furniture, weekends.______Pekingese Kennel Mountain'. comprettor 3 horsepower motor, Home, 507-5459 Also stud service. d e llv e r iiU .IC F M , tOOPSI TOO 33i rotriguralor. 733 0344. dolls, old lewolry. watches, clocks. Very good Solo'cfion Dagloy A n iiq u o s. 434 4077. SAVE TIMEI Cloan carpcts with RED SPUDS. cabbage, and J 2 ! L BEAUTIFUL handcrafted various colors, HOST and walk on Immediately. squash, special on redgold apples, Thanksgiving and Fall candles. Rent m a ch in e 11., W ilson Bates Bodonstabs, 733 4188. AIR COMPRESSOR. 9eart twin Walnut dresser, wooden acorn cylinder. 1 H. P. used 3 months, Wick and Wax Candle Shop Duhl, ■pofforns ond sizos. 543 4757. I style handles with m irror, also oak RED DELICIOUS apples and 4*month old male Saint Dornard tllO . 734 3S04 o r 733 9444. wash stand with long narrow 30 inth, copperiono. Kenmore, electric rango, rotisserle in oven, Romos. First placo south of Moon AKC registered, had shots, (75 call GOOD LENNOX coal furnace, m ir ro r , m iscellanoous. 884 3445. tlOO 734 1895 oood condition. Glo Theater In Duhl. Sioshone 004-3137. ANTIQUE: W OOD, Over 500 board bln lod stoker, ucellenl lor shop feet, silver arey wllh and without moss 433 5404 alter l.or use, »50, 733 0097. Visit our den ol antiquity. Pete MAGLC.CHER~-.gdS range wilh Applet lor sole, rco and ydiow IT'S A SHAMEl Have year and Johnston, 313 South Washington glass ovon door and timer. Best dL'licious, 3 miles soulh of Burley' half old registered male Brittany (Airport Road) 733 3345. Prclly tormnl. si/o 10, silver with New Warm Sloop Sensation, o ile r. 733 1959 b o lo ro 5 00. 733 4003 corner m Buhl. 543 5019 D and S. Spaniel but can't lind time to hunt pink trim , used 1 cvunino 7D4 IUA6 elccira bod pad, sloop on it, a lte r 5 00 O rctiard if. Will make excellent nix^tlng dog atlci* J 00 relieves pain Warm bed in cold AlNTIQUES sold on consignment. lor right person 135 733 0995 roofTt T ry it. y o u 'll lik e it Your prico guaranteed Hayes 30" ELECTRIC RANGE,timed Hay, Grain tF tad Guaranteed Tom Walker. Roule 3, F u rn itu re . 733 4010. . DON'T bake, glass door, cxcollont __ Tu/in F a in, a n o i. 73].ft043Q r 734 condition. il5 Q. After A nn WHITE toy poodle ’puppies, 7 3413. -WAIT- 48 H«afing> Air CondHionino Y o u w ill- S G v o money today! BEAUTIFUL Dachshund pups, DO IT Y O U B S C l.F I Staampoo W antod to Buy Bushel Bin completely erected. championship sired, AKC registered, red, standard site your own carpol, prolcssional _____ONE— coaUfUCO—S-roonrv-It«oler- “ ReBdv~lOT-D8tt7BrTTn~wlir‘Trwejr^ —ro(ulU,-Renl rt Gtarke- Shampooer- ~~Mutlca< In itru m e n ti heater 733 3930. with companion vacuum Qanncr MiGHEST O'SH PRICED lur your until Christmas, 334 8030, alter F u rn llu r- n i t.«i3 deer or eiw hidi-s, CUI 4:00 p.m . IN T E R N A T IO N A L 733 4B35 or BANNER One good wall gas (urnace, 733 3930 NeEDUEP0ll4T TAPESTRY Goodino. 934 5414 yarn, canvas Crawal kits and FURNITURE O IL F U R N A C E . 05.000 DTU and itoolt. Hour 10:00 a.m. lo 4:00 WANTED Used Furnituri', AiipliaiKi'!.,. Baby thmgs. Fonder Dual Showman Amplifier F n g id a iro co m m o rcia i ice Cube 400 ion corn silage, (15 30 Ion GERMAN SHORTHAIR Iraineo, p.m . w eekdays. S aturday 10:00 to )750; Telecasler gullar (350 T w i n F a l l s papert'O. 7 month old male 13:00, 733-3104, M ri. W illiam AnI.tiui". Wi' -do- Uptiolstcrln0 ton be^ straw 734 Excellent condition. 884 3415. ca p a c ily 734 3164 Chesapeake, 433 4303 Qrulav, 153 9lh Avenue E itt f^ u r m tu r f 733 4010 4001

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DRIVE TO BURLEY AND SAVE! ! Late Model Used Cars and Picl< Ups f,~ ,ccr,rA RBLA qj ^ Rnom u n to Choose From. a\Vj U J*-*-;, in BUm b o n a n ^ 1972 PONTIAC 1971 BUICK 1970 Chevroiet luBUry loAAoi'V 4 doof hordiop 'Riviara hardtop coupe, power iteer- ImpolO 4 door hordiop powor stoor mg- power bfokwtrbrond n»w-rodiol- ~n'o'a‘frdT»VoTr6’S’~QUTOmOTnr~Tronsmis'” pawot stuufino Of'd brnkoi lodory OH ouiomoi.c ironsmi>i.or^ luviom lirai. bboulilul rivlora rod wlih COMMERCIAL VA LUES!!! 1 tioii factory Ol'. boautilul sky blpu vinyl root covonng booutitul ct'Osi malching intonor. Wo told thit auto oil vinyl miofior rool 'uol iho'p nui brown moioNic co»io't> lOluno* W 7 2 Of.''C Sprinl YOURS FOR ONLY YOURS FOR ONLY 1971 FORD 1972 00DGE YOURS FOR ONLY tio»« •'•d» t>0( ajinmo'it l/0i'im;«llnn- V# engif. '

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CHORI MIl I g r is (Mil oroomlrw 7 VEAR old .Sorrel. 6eidlno,i W«ntod.io.buy' (wo. whf»r Iralter" Now perettA }J q a u g t a u to m a tic 3 )969 33' CONCORD tra v e l tra ile r, H U SQ U VA RN A 4S0, 157J ,'w id e •r h^r ft*me locjiHpn,’'} mile we» " ' ■ irler liorw. • • suitJible (or snow moolte. Smaller inch m a g , r ib b a r re l, c o l t -1375 lu lly self contained, tandem aMie, ratio transmission, tkid plate, - -Rtaciip CdrriBr;,- KltitbBrly. I wlih Firm. 334.* Gyersman land leveler. 537-66)0. sacrillqe-llRS. 733 136). sleeps tiH, oaielectric super se,ils Must te ll 536 3939 BACKHOES . 10 «nnounc* to ,mv /nflny -lrlendi,. relrlgeralor, ileroo. tyitem , hot WARD'S VAtATlONNAIRE. told , HlOhls. or 536 3139 Oavtimtf'.- Mid cuiiomtrt I hav« no) moved lo GELDING, good for feenaoert, WANTED Anderson Rock picker, W IN C H E S TE R r lf l* m odel 70 30 water .heater, tiecirk water dow n te n t tr a ile r , p u lls niottpiat->nDMi»f, « a d v « ^ lia -> o m * -i. _12«L«4eQ?3. «iuch«m»ni Mioro B)00.4.m. 734— ^o xCClltnHttflPa, *>00 y u 8373. ■ H9j}k-awftiakHrBllcycte-for“ " llock lor tale, renondljle.'RloaiB 3599. ______FOR i A L E — by-.owner. Sale, w ill sell cheap $43 S335. l"OADtR5------^ pitone Mlmberly 42];j104. Hqmv Fooiball lables, Orunswick >uu t'uunu Kuuau lunu lovoier Travoleje trailer. 37 fool,- .• Hough 50)-' » yof«l------Horse s'lile 1st Sunday each m onth IDAHO T.RACTOR SALVAGE hfll liomo air hockey lables. Lay away ttilchcs. DOS. Installed,pickup.tttS. ■ YAMAfrtA Tr,,-iil M ..I150.-733 3996 - ,);00 p.m.' R^uinr. .talo euory. 3 M iohigon I '■» yarH .moved to •xmilc.wesrQrhoinit*i:jo_ now lor Clirlstma*. Kniv —C4inialn«t^}i^06^CalU«ltor-4;oa- - U lu r J jy *oO»v- ProtoVtionTii doo aroomlno. All . QrandVujwiVfr.tKea^.mHes- for all kinds ol-Livestock. For -Cflsti-fftr-T-fAelM-Sr-row-prlcAS-oA. Scornlon.-jyirtrtv e t if ^ i. ryns gYodV " -r-Melrnft 970 l*n -y o rd _Uf-ec(is.^alu6r-flooolnlmeoL^?ail_ med-parts. PhOnn 733 D393.-_^— -B x.l9.tfailer home sultablo ior.l on-._ OKCellent lOr •Moi»nti>|n 1 N ow in OOO nouDtLM 'a-- . 3177. Lvnw/ood A q u a n u m .- . “ 7“C*oiniaB students. Gooar”ciB»n f Skllj^Equlpmtfil 733 253J PRO FE SSIO N AL Clipping And E q u lp m ifit groom ing o(. # " * — ■ • INSULATED cab high camper - BILL LOUGHMIUER Poodlot fl ipi Hart Javelin skill, used only three Shell, lils standard wide box . USED tim e s, lik e new . 3)0 cm >70 o r best pickup, good condition, S360, 537 733-5761 qroomlno. We are now trocklng o ffe r. 734 3319. dog acceitorlet, conari, grooming 6674. flldt etc. SHERRIES POOOLE HORSESHOEING, trimming, and MACHINERY orooming,-33i^i3l-Oanv*^Hner^ SnoWVfthlcUT SECURITY, truck, cab high camper eight foot long. Only »I59, PUREURED Queensland Oluo 1973 A R C TIC CAT 440 Panther 733 0395 or-334 Q643. Healor p u p t. 130 y jC ^ J 3 J ,3}96. A ll types of horses bought, sold and .W iNp^OW JRS, )9M FORD '-3 ion plckbp, 4 wheel traded. Plenty ol Ratuh Celdingi. d r iv e . ,"i^PChar>|_cally e x c e lk n j COCK a Peoke a Poo pupplei for Ren H aley. 733 40SS. ' Uilo. call 733 5570 after «:00 p.m. >ROFESSIONAL HORSE iA LE R S ira:tii±iLrgmn.~i?7 r ’j-mujnr'tiiir .ELhlAL un u .i.1.11 '. n w.w iiU vr i uu p III itillhnrnmcr jjr4330. ^BBE% R©TAf©f? "YEAR EN D ' TTTOSIKS“ ^ n d F O R ^ E _ USED INDUSTRIAL AAOUNTAINVIEW THE CATS PAJAMA'SI CLEARANCE! HARVESTERS Quality maloriflls and FOLKS e q u ip m e n t A R U F IC IA L B R E E D IN G ADS workmanship by the loader ol STABLES ~ihe snowmobile industry — oreaf proven sire, nstlon't fiighest of SEE YOU IN )960 Chevrolet 1 Ion, stock rackv.t ------ARENA- brocdt of beef available. Duhl, 543- ■ • suits,...... helmels...... boots. U . * ' I HE SHklWGT 6)02. Jerom e 334 3653, Snoihonc, CORRALS ~ H E s _ s T o r r and knitwear. All tires and - C H m p J u s r John Deere OackFiop : ,> 9 3 0 0 B u rle y, 67fl W53. —colors oi-iho witdeit.-Warmost Cot 933 loadur ’ PASTURE Equipmohl Conlor winler'clothing in the valley 1 )7 500 CjOOD OADY and pasture calves K im b o r ly R., T w in F a lls SNAKE RIVER ARCTIC CAT Motor Homes MADRON John Doiiro 19/J Chiw V Ciu-ycrint; ’ THon pickupiU -lor.sale. All klndi^Phone 334 4)63 STALLS 701 F. Street 20)0 Scrapoi.... nif coridiliQiijjiu_pQ»jcr-stofcring,f- - «— or 314 4030. Jerom e. . ■ . 734-4580 - - • RupBrro6^V77ir~ CAMPER a (iowiT l)f,5k(",. lurtjo hydrom afic. * -733.8865.. —W tOOO rmic". wuM ^ntrmrc y mi------—TRAttE-R-SAtE-S- — ettrtorrs— E.ifl /J.1 ijj; ,1, FOR SALE: lOplSO Holstein Oluo Lakes DIvH Wusi 5 Pt% I ) 1 Overland'Avo heifers weighing from 1000 )300 Durloy Idaho pounds on hand at all times. Also 3 350 h o rs e p o w e r s ta tio n a r y oulfUs lo finance with Eugene P hono 670 55fl5 ' diesel power plant . Suitable lor ' year 733 c.c»mDcr. - in -MS.! Hughes, Jetome. 334 3415, For' Sale Dreedlng Stock. eleclrkal generaior or BOB HOUSTON Registered Spot weaners. 334 4393. pu m ping . (7,950 FRESH 01 Springer cows or S o lot Repro^?MiSlivo heifers ouflranlecd, Ouy or tradtf . )0 horsepower submersible Home Phono 73? 1490 for springers or beef Hap or Clyde N O W IS THE TIM E TO 1971 u i f L>nor.' 35 M , only 10,000 PouMry ft Rabbits Fairbanks Morris pump 1973 FORD RANGER 350 XLT Hughes, Quhl. 543 5035 or 543 sis i. BUY.WHILE THE CLOSE OUT PRICES, mill's, lully equipped Excellent ■•|),495. condition, 13SOO. .oil cost To sec campor spi'ciai canopy, loaded, RABBITS and hutches lor sale >/4 SELECTION IS G O O D . ON ALL 73 Models , call 733 3693 543 4M7 DAY OLD Holstein calves all 135 horse power high I'l* mile soulh. 3 miles east ol Sou ou' brond now Polorit artificial, call 334 5043 ask for Haielton Grade School, grey .Fairbanks Morns irrigation CALL 678-9486 Dick. pum p snow-mochino* now on display tW)USC. AFTER Aulo^Sarvlct — 30 Quality Hostcin cows V550 each 7 :0 0 P.M . P « rtt A Akccftsori«( PRICED TO SELL AT $2500 AJ F « r m A R a n c ti S u p p iin Plus -on—uaniually_oood-. sclcciion------CALL— 1971 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP 3 REGTSTEWD Angus Dulls. 30 Oarnes Jte a lly 733 B337. u io d • »i«Ovv-fnocliin months. Man Reposa Stock, 3 FIVE UNIT Dow Mafic milker. 3 4 W heel'Drive m iles South, 3 m iles West of Inch low line, one year old also 400 E x a m p io : Power Brakes gallon sell conMined creamery Jerome 334 5)31. 1973 Polaris TX 44 0 $ 1 3 9 5 -packaoc bulk-tanki ______Power Stboring - " S r H E A D Black Angilus hollers, ~T97‘r?kldoo TNT 775 $795 Air Londilioning *" CONDIE 3 unit milker. 3 surge Cyclti & SuppliM br«d lo herelord bull. Start calvii. ing 100 H O RSEP O W ER M u rc u ry Doal March Isl. Barton Sonner, 543 units, nearly now. Starr OlOcooler, 1 973 Skidoo 640 Norlic Mkholin Tires Kelvinator. 4 can cooler, bells, engine, late model, good condilion. 4043. 734 5140 HARLEY DAVIS Sportster 900cc, holes, e'c. All loronly »150or make ...... S 1 2 9 5 clean, good condition. 83Q Elm I've got to sell this pickup bff ” 334 0303. ______Street, Twin. Aller 5rOO TWO HOLSTEIN breeding bulls or S.»il(jOiiis .HUl h.irdwv.H I'. c.»noi-i BY MONDAY NiGHTI! I w ill trade lo r calves or heifers 934 lili' oiike's. .mchors .mJ l>ni- 713 CENTURY 537Q. GATED PIPE 6337 S.»rl Hou'i. 302 Soulh LocuM, Phpne PETE LINK Evenings 423-5206 3500 feel o f 6 " at »).05 Tw'ii F .11!^ a u t o m o t iv e 3700 feet ol 10‘ a t 13.00 10 PI Lonestar boat, m canopy. 75 H P McCullough and MACHINE D«v»-old calves for sale, S43 4737 1500 leol o l 6 " al SI 50 trailer, all equipment. Excclloni 361 A ddiion A vunuo W oii i^D Tons? llshing boai Call 734 3599 alter 1973 Honda CL ISO ha Autoi For &iU 6:00 1,000 miles, will take Airtot For Sj U M 433 4536 CHHYS l EW HOATb AND BONANZA MOTOPS ALSO Firm MOTORS 1973 Y a m a h a 350 E n d u ro . STAKCRAFT BOATS SEllSGMC MOTOR HOMF5 expansion chamber compression IVM ?U < H OriliAOOil Tr.ivcl release, elc , i475. fir m , 334 0733. WISCONSIN CALVES JEROME IMPLEMENT Tr.i.icf Eoduc M M f l J l n i <1.1 JEROME. IDAHO rclr(Ui.'r.iior. ,»ir, uii-ci ? m onUn. liDii hord* Wnlu loi tfoo vifill ,»cci'p1 sin,»ll ir.t.lfr Ir.iUi' Aufoi For SaU Aulos For S«li price h»1 Vondofbutg Colvoi iOO gnllon bulk M\u%' •.I'll ">is Si-«' DEALERS u n iversal m ilk o r 334 8450. ____ Sparilng Coodt Suijofbrtn Canin yfounu. Hiyhwrty N f.o .r.o W l 53153 30 ond 93 Woti i t ’s 1971 INTER^TlONAi. '0« BRUNSWICK, Della and Delmo. pool tables, new and used. 15 FOOT HUMMING UlRD. aooO Accessories. Sales and Service 4 bottom plow CrtSllelord 5^7^6736 coiMl.I.on .iful Clf.ui SSOO Si t .it CHOICE! POA GELDING tor 4ale 334 447<, James Clark. 733 5601 alter 4 00 41(1 Dc.inior>cJ Iw .t\ DEPENDABLE and weekends □EAU Reu<%>ofod q u a rfe rh o rs 4 , an d OWATONNA swaihors. parts, . I.O U ' I a l U 'l>ku ituiA.. j ; . koll thoroughbred mores, in loal to sales and service. AAolyneux conl-nncd w.Krtl'on trflcicr Vt'fy It's Abbie's Appaloosa stallion 670 50S6. M a ch in e ry, 733 7547, S3SM 733 7909 USED CARS From Tire-Dealer E/WOMSTRA-TOR-SALE. A durnonttioior Tho bosi ol ihe host Yes out tolotmen choose th o lr owrS d d ^ n b n tliu lo rt b e c n u te th ey oro The Dost o l the Oosi. YOU Can Depend On I "^A denionitroior it well token earo'of ond'brokB-lnjust right — - Nowfbody-to'drivu oway-fDdav*-ODalorv'Cholco"fof^b«nft*VaiOSf'^ 1965 OLDS DELTA 88 and best buyi Murry in today lor ihe besi selection And Don I ■> iloor hoidiop V<0 ongiiio lorQ o l 01 Abbio i IT S YOUR DEAL ou iom oiic i(ai>ki»ikk>oo, B I l S I I E S S I V / f^ B lJ iC K LnSnhre 4 door >odon_Thi» wos o driver tfoin- — l)-3wu7-5fTOTTfTg-pCJWPrbrTjkm------inQ cor. Myon gold in i'i^b>oi> 072) ociuol miles Slicker price S5293 $ 0 ^ 0 0 DEALER CHOICJ DEMO PRICE * , O / V O 1969 DODGE POLARA 500 j tor your professional needs. D I R E C T O R Y 2 dogr liordlop V H engine ouiomoin 1973 BUICK ooick. i.no„ porvonoliied iporl I KonMMivviOn power itoi'M iig & bioki,--. S luaury car obiolulviy equipped wiih oil ihe eoKot including ttereo 997 vinyl lop radial tires lopu (odiol iirot chiomo wheels. 60-40 power soots, power door lacCiB till tleenng wheel—(i-uiso conliaLpowoc trunk rolpQsn.ond 1969 PONTIAC PtREBIRD " - ‘ I Antiques ?"cJoor h a rd to p V 0 en gio o o u io n io tif u d ris .. this wos 0 iQctoryloprosentollvoi cor: you WiJsl Como Oftd’ dfiva ihii ono to really opprociole this line luxury oulomobile Only 14 Cement work, carpentry work, mission powo' ^leermQ powur bfokus shoip ■ 30 per cent DISCOUNT on all - 9 0 0 m iles, Slock No 70 ?4 0 S tlcko r P fico '5 73 90 05 —■-Mftvenvbof------OKlet's-:------Fi^oe— _p.»unot -- H ostlmates. Financing. Mayes lo o ^ im iill. Plionc ^ 3 5035 or ' • *olly wheoli low n'lleage-o lo33) 1480equipm 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY III podded vinyl lop deluxe interior. 455 V-0 enq»ne trunk release APPLIANCES SERVICE. Jerome Sewor Service | auiomoilc trammiinon duol exhoust white sidowpH Urns, oir co” ' W ani ...... - Jack's Custom Cullino.VilO oame 4 door ledan V 0 engi{w_flufomalic and Sun VAIley aren, 334 07^1 will skin. 334 5651 4»i South ol d ilio n in g 6 way po w er »oot. Mil steering, chrom e w heels, bocjw ■ hi? Conlact HILL a. HILL CARVEN'b Sewer Service. Septic ■ Ifonsrnission. powui steurjng. poyver brakot C O N S T R U C T IO N 733 933 ) . 733 Jerome, old highway tidu niouldmQi 8 bunipur guordi ond many other luxury Duick feo- I Dacktioe Service lank sewer line clcanlnn Power oir corulilioniilQ vinyl tof) ...... • $1778 4334...... ^ ___ . eq uip m e nt, tree 1nsT?ection 733 lurut. Only 3.091 milos. Stock No. 73 324. Slicker Price 55073.05. . iM lhar Ollti ' I I NEW Oackhoe Service - Call 839 3053 53B9 — Haielton, Idaho, Jim Riley'S Home Improvement. 1972 D©DGE POLARa " ' DEALER CHOICE DEMO PRICE ...... Houses remodeling, additions and Christmas sc.n? Order your *4683 M cD aniol. ROTO ROOTER sewer service C u ilo rn 4 do or. 360 V 11 o’nQitw> o o lo riio tic tron> I small home repair, mobile homes, personahied hand tooled leather Sewj’r lines and st'ptic Innk mihhion powoi sluorinn. powei biako^ oh storage sheds, skirllno* entrance g ilts now . 733 3177. cleaning Also, all types ol 19T3 BUICK LoSobro cuslorn 4 door lighi gold in color OACKHOE AND dump truck cpndilionirig vinyl top low niiloago 5 2 8 9 3 service Dirt and Rock Moving ways and pahos. Free esHmales. exca vatio n 733 354) with boigo vinyl lop oquippud with V O engine outomatic trans­ 733 969). Free estim ates 733 334) mission, powor StoorinQ. power brokes^rndio wilh roar speaker, Metal Doioetors Sporilnq Goods Custom O rip*r(ts 1973 MAZDA RX2 custom nolclibnck rrim: lilt tteennn wheel, electric trunk release. I Hocklioo sorvicu ol oil kinds !h ti revoluHonoiy-3-dooi-uiith lotary onQino — >MiifWMlianLtQKOn_ yiihite sidp w oll tirws ond much much more f ' io b ’lic ' to n ir rir s lo llo l'o i' J5fmTBTi~ -ROADRUNN&R Detector sal**. JOE'S SPORTING GOODS. Guns i Authoriiod doalor White's Ammunition, Fishing | it oquippnd wilh 4 spo;d transmission radio, Only 3 000 miltiv Slock No 73 17(1 Sticker Price S ilC O A I F«cotfnlmn nnti____U iiliiio s -eivetronicft.-M vU l- O«l«clor».- .iiuadaLarliir&_D|uin-7-t |M brakes, r^io tinted glass bumper guords A strips, deluxe wheel sitvprH iinfr- Fi U U I t U b V 'S M E A T D c-p arfm m t.' experts Free estimates and ■ tronsmit»ion. n m - Small Doling Jobs ttiflhest quallly meals, low hudget insured Phone 733 60&0 or 734 3403 S covort. whito iicle yvoll tires, and of courso air conditioning. Only prices, Dlue Lakes Shopping ROUINSON'S TREE SERVICE. | 3,775 ocluol rnilei. Sticker Price $4012.45. S O A O O doting jobs, lovellna. Center, 1969 0LDSM0BILE 98 pus^ilr . . - ~ T h ls sedan )»os W-Q «ynoino.-oulomotlc lion*- D C A Ltft CHOlCE DEM O p p tc e ' . . ' t t ' ' * - --.- - ^ - 0 7 7 O . m ln rir -KONicEk TkEfe-set^vtce— ^'1- E v c r y ih in g in Morchants^olice Now doing: Mechanical tree _ mlision, power ileorino. powor brakes, ond topping-ana removing Alt limbs ■ oir conditioning. Slock No. 151 ...... , - • i '1688 1973 OLDSAAOBILE C iltlo s i < door >odan, modiun).- NtCHT "Wfltcnmnns services, cut . and saleiy ■ lowered m greon motoHic wilh green vinyl rool. equipped with VO engine,, homos, construction, .business h^draullcally. -Save tt' Insured. | I PROFESSIONAL car(>et .buildings, other nighi protection 1973 DODGE, automatic tronimission, tinted glass, rociio. body side mouldings, inslallallon. Free ostimales Call Servitos 733_^?j^.qr 733.909JU;^ Polaro 4 Door Sodon. V-0 onQlno, outomoiic powor disc brokes. power stoerinQ..vvhilo woll tires with deluxe 734 3396 flilc r tio o . ___ I Iransmisslnn, oir condlllonlno. vinyl op, .and whuu/ coveci nnd much, much morol Only 3.0)2 actuol miles, eieclrlcftl and flumblnO Mobile Homo Service ■ Stock.No ‘73-337. Slicker Prlcn-4537:60;...... « A ;l CTpcniry ______^______Conlracting. Call METRO Inc.. powor stoorlng ft brokos. Deautiful ^fown / W l 1 734 4B73 o r S16 346). C om m ercia l a whita fln lih , Stock No. 175 ...... ^ DEALER CHOICE DEMO PRICE ...... Dand D Mohlte Home Service. Let TOPPING and.____ romoval,_»HJmp_B_._. —iB-Cflll-thi>^Muu>^doc1or--tor-qualliv-^ -ftnct-ttMldentiftI: -ire-rpTDifflnnwirrtor' w tnte r ;- ill remodeling and homti repair. ' prindinn,prindm n. shriill ■->> niurn alio ||. reseal roolt winleriie coolers, fire w o o d delivorec^. 734 S 1973 AMC MATADOR 3 door haidlop.-copper ton .1 Ewcollont relcronco lurniihed EMptrlinc*d twtarlor Palming chock heat tape, Insulate skirtinu, upon request. David Olack. 733 1969 CHRYSLER _ ..w vilh cinnqnion vin yl lo p ..36 0 V-O 3 bt>l enginB, au to m a tic tr a n r other mobile tiomo> repAlrs. Ca II Town I country itotlon wagon, V-Q onglno. ■ sy47, or h3-430). Interior Palntlno. Varnishliig. 734 S4S0. mission, powor stoofino, powor brakes, oir condltionlno. tlnlod A n tlnu ein o, a ll types. C all 733-4350 ' VACUUM SERVKJE 1’ automotic tfon«mliiloo. power tt«»rlno. gloss, radio, under cootlng Individual reclining seats. Only 9,075 'I "NEW HOME . construction. 04 73 ^5 3 8 . MOBILE - HOME ' TOWING, pow«r brokos, a ir condlHonlno, chfor^o ;■ romodeling'concr«t« work. Fr«« 1687 milos. Stock No. 73 01. Sicker Price $4557.05. $0 AO Q ' ' anywhere in Idaho, licensed’ and VACUUM . CLEANERS ^ | luoaog* rock ...... DEALER CHOICE DEM O PRICE...... 0 0 7 0 ' ; ,1 M tlmatoi, Garrison Constriiclloiv: Oravtl Top toll banded, wo take down ahd sfl up, IDAHO, corner ol niue Lakes and ■ i | 733 4336. nl*q_ Insulated and s^irTfto. 3nd Avanue. Dealer for Kirby. ■ fl '/i & V <,To n U s o d .P ick u p s In 1-C..V/A1.LCY-4UVNING.. I Jl5Ji37AMC:MATADOR7 ■tjpQf-iwrQnwfauIpr^^fTMUl- |j| Cti^tnt Work' 433 4375. • V-a, onglno. niitomallc 1ran»m iiilon..tp,owflr .*t«o7lng. •powar brokos.-nlr cdndltlonlnn. bPcrutUul .bluf'm aH illlc -wllh -vlnyl-lopr Norm WeV'-Crane, Rigging and | l FINISHING. Fretf e«tlm»t«, call T ra n ip o rt Co. . . . W a )d *r‘ wheel covers, radio, Dnry 5,MO octudi ntllas. Slock No. 73-76, i | •733'4)3S. BOB REESE — Slicker. Pfica 1434)-.------S -O C A 'l Ftnc* BUIItflnq AAbblle* W a ld e f/a ls o stibp rV p a lri and t t t a l (A b rlca tin o - 7M 4683. B39 REACH OVER DEALER CHOICE DfM O PRICE ...... O O O I ^ 0 , . ^ ------MQXQJLCO, >an 543 63B5, F rtfl ttllrr^H tn. lV 6 v e n ah'd .B arbe d'V vire Jenco, f"*7oS _l_«rm.ancLrAnoB Ouhl; IfJflhtr------227QOO '■ '-Thp'Dealer-ypu CclnrDBOBnd O n‘' ABBIE U RIG U EN . Irifr Go) cash Ouy«t», lor ...... B l o c k Ave. .w in l-a lls •m a ll coim etlcs, ,(ood .ftupplamanii. SOO l^nd So Whorja Compotlllon Is ^ado..^. . Not AJpl Inveslmonl...... - ...... ,...v Placte a J ow - ccost o s f man't tollelrlor,. tiaby producti. FAMILIES C Jaisllied ^ d to r resu lts ' 733 093) Jind Qol p ro d i/c ti, 733 47779. '733-5776 or 73'33^ 4< 1^ 712 Main Avonuo South, Twin Falls 733-B721- H4M ***7 «:»■ ^ Twjn'_Falli,JdAho Sunday. November 11. IW

T ru ck* A u fe * f a r SjI^. iwTWmSWfrwjrKoaiT'JiOX 4.iei»-F6rd-plciuJS^all-731iiOi»— pact(« t300 down fekt evtr ------_.BePOSSESSEO-.lM7 P a lfrtlll- tr# rti^ilo n ,’t^ l Mf«r. ciifaVt'*? lraclor tilt c«b tvp*. conlflci J. L. . -4 :M p.m. 7 li s9fs:------:— ttlciitrdion -DAnlc-ol id*hp, Don - -l«l-CtlBVRO LBT AAonta-Carlo^ 191, K e lchu m . 73« ' idtv AAOC OT « 9S0 with automatic, faclorv air overdrive, radial llrti.. w|r« -condltlonlna. till ilaerlno wtie^. M u tt l e l l 19A9 .C lie v r o le t 9 I9S4 F6rd Dump truck, S600 Coll ' wIiooU new paint. M uii ia« to ciflio, 6>l. lactorv air condillonino. Dolow c.Jl 37« 4413. , Ca blue book p rice . »)300or best o ile r. . I9i-i Ford cuklomliod. Pip«t. M/ov power. witiTit, bed cover, aulom*»icr^A 1971 1972 r o r d cno inc 733 o m , ?]3 SOlfl. Wi9 Javelin high perlormance 1970 oquipmenl. M inor repairs. tSSO or MERGURY— CHEVROLET^ Abbiej& ,WAn P O O G C rO W C R W A G O N , bolt oiler, 734 4)19. - Mpnlo^oy 4 door sodan, Novo, -vory low_-mllo- 4;,000 m ill’ s, no ('I'd. unod. PLYMOUTH: ______no» ^fl3, m.iii ■______1948 FORD TORJNO OT. power Sotollito ^totion wopon. modium'groon mololllc, ago, another 1 ownor, JM t Oldi II. clean, axcelltnt tleerlng. power brake*, v-8. 4' 1 ownor, nrfw cor trade whito vinyl top, wo sold modium bluo with whito oinncrUii'll, f ip M NISSAN W ltff PRIDF condin off; 89.000—m iia i,— nor- • ■ ip ie d , laoo. 7J3-4977. •. ___ _ _ , H3; 4uAa. ' lu n ke r; USO. 733 U 93.- in; ' foclory ' air condi- this ono now, 1. ownor, vinyr7b‘p7‘ffm att'V'8“0Tr toaal InllailonM __19J3-EUQ(MINQ.aulomfllIC/fully_ .-tlb n ln g ^ th it- c o r - it- pofT U — clbo^u.^har■p::l^^ldD^^1d^|^i^ar^-^^oma»i«^«■♦ro^ "jtA i^ ’avrtT*^Capl^^ — p0Wfc«dr*wcell*ntt0ftdH»0or*rM»- ; = y 5 H S S B s ; - 7w? '» ton Otev/Oim nlchuffngw -*--HiJ^«2W ^I»Hr-Call^^ ;ocl dut.-cHocki:lKi5.-cne-for. m hwlnrr^fodlp.' hftotof. — >tfra; -r imnwr r a 409 anifAvtf. 5. pow er H i r i n g . »400. 543^^94. ---mliMtxmpvirmolorrcflfl'Blfera:' ‘ sure. . . ‘ > ■“ this cor iii poffpct.- 1973 FORD MODEL T, partially IS ictp —4 WKeelOflvtft. re tlo re d , tl.OOO o r best oMer. 733 BUICK 1P71 CHEVROLET 'j ton pickup, 6947, Eloctfo 4 doof spdan V Q cn- • lAClory Air.’ 1940 FORD ufp^ gino. Qutomolic Iransmmion, .lu’omrt’ic irnnsnTiitsion, oood •7 U ^ 4 .------*1 7 7 5 .J*2090 powof stoofing. oif condition- Sport Z ) o p e , 73J4538. AAonday —in{jrblu)or-wiilwi\atch>_ 1«S WILLYS JEEP wfloon. 4 Ing nylon inlorior. oxlramely pood, ctS3tonT—-p o w e r— s to o r-* - buQOV- Qooo (300 i t r l e i '* a ir. low m fle a g v. «3.100. 733 4733 Honepower enolne, Iranin 1073 DLAZGR, 4 wfie«l drive. tho prov'ious ownor- - 0 * t t i r ...... _ i2 f i______In te rio r. 1300. 934 SI38. Ile e rin o and b ra k e t, 9.000 m lle i 136 M A rtln . A pt 14,73-13120 1969 D o d je Super Dee, 4J,000 m ile * Rocky Coodhu_e, Hagernian 937 ,1973 _.. 4493. warranty...... - I7A9 FOHD G A L A X IE SOD. 2 tJoor. $ 2 5 0 0 T96&^ ira n im iiiio n , call Durley, 678700). 390. Vinyl lop. stereo. *950 ?34 1967 RUVMOUTH Ofllvedore, 6 3$<6. A fte r A 00 p m linder, automatic, OLDSMOBILE 3 7147 a » W S:00. *?fl lu»ufy Sodon V-0 nnqm automatic Iranim iiiion, low ------^1-972------automatic tronvrnission pow' 1973 D Ia ie r CST, a ll p o w e r, 1970------or ttoormg powor windOM* , mlleAoe, eKcelient condition. r69S a u lo m a lic I r a n im liilo n , a ir, 33,000 call 433 4363 alter 6:00 p.m. or can m lie s . m ich elin ra d ia ls , 13,900. 733 1972 seen 3.8 m llei south of Hanien. FORD LTD 7086 o lfic e , 433 5903 t>ome- -2 door hardtop, beauti­ FORD 19>4 P o n tia c C a ta lin a , p o w e r •TOYOTA Golaitio 500 4 door so­ $ 1971 V O LKS W A G EN bus. 51.000 ifeeriria power braket, aulomalic, ful silver bluo. bluo 1966 C hevrolet Super S port, 4 speed d lllo n ' Corona stollon wogon. dan. modium blue me­ 1395 Gold radio, saal belts. Excellent . . , nt gooti vinyl (op, silver bluo in­ condition. S3.M0. F irm . 735 SI07 tr a n im lis io n , 396. ca ll S43 4593, new paint good Tires and two snow its h o d I O '-. ^ its i' b lu o tallic with whito vinyl after 6:00 p.m. tires. 33wer EKCCifonl condition 835 5073 afler iion power tloormg groon 5 00 p m ^ ‘ 7| GalaMles. V J /a u to m a tic , a ir. br.akos. low m lle aa e S3S0. 734 3173. 363 2nd Ave. South O n ly S139I. H unter's 733-9536. $ ♦ ini»l' with r*ialching viftyl lop 1973 Pontiac Venlura hatchback 6 1963 MG Midoel, new lop and new SALE OR TRADE Olds 443 lor 4. _Alcalotil-itlck.^nLy_$aP(Ul __ 7-33=5686— m a 733 4336. Ask fo r Ron G arrison. T/lO Ih rlii m w ^ 2 9 5 — Is B ack 11 Im m a c u lA lu . 1973 V eaa 1969 -Hat

I I ow n or autoul low milodoo loadud HELP! Chevrolet $ 3995 ■ . ( , 1968 OLDSMOBILE Dp'-q 00 2 do 0 f hardtop witK whiio limth ond bluo top 1 ow nor w ilh lov. 1966 € A &H.-LA€-DeVH^E^ rr^iloogo ond oquipptfd with 4 doof sedan V-8 rodio hoaior autorr^oii'c powui stoonng powe- OUR USED CAR tronsmission powor stoonng. whito woM tires $ biokov oulomotic ironsmii AM of the oKlfQs. Wos SI095.,This Wook 575 t J 1968 CfflCKER MARATHON 1295 4 d o o r sodar>, V-O ra d io . h e a t« f. « la n d o rd Ira n i' m issio n, w>ll> o v o rd riv o . H ero is o da ndy tfor>s- -p<>Mel»WM>A«SUA;onln<) lu ll pow or 1971 FORD RANCHERO Pickup 6 cylindor h 2 9 5 r"befor=e=in=-our-lnistGpy—ha v e we^b&eft-r&o-Gomfil&t&ly- stanJoVd Ironsmisiion 1968 out x>f-Dsed-cors-and^raclg vinyl_ hoolorr^-spoert Irgnsmission $ lop and oquippod with V O Please Help us and at the^satYie time help yourself to the hiich. Foil spocial Now 1445 ongino outomotic transmit greatest values you could possibly find anyplace. non powor flooring & . 1970 CHEVROLET IMPALA brakes 4 door hardtop V O tinlod gloss, hoolur. radio, aulomalic transmission powor steering S brakes, Believe us, we yvill do anything and everything to trade you wi^hilo w o ll tiro s. 2 lono painl/^pociol pricod ol . ■ 937 >690 Out of the car you now have and into a brand new Pontiac, 1967 BUICK WILDCAT l ’^68- 3 door hordlop V B ^nglno llntod flto** AMC- Cadillac, or CMC. radio hooter, automatic tronsmisslon. A m bassador 4 d o or »odu'i power.stoormg S brokes. Now only ^ 2 3 7 V-0 ongmo automatic tran*. mivkioit pdwor stoonng pom- or brokos individual roclining We now jiave the,,largest selection of new Pontiocs, Cadil­ 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA soais. lacs, & GMC’s in Southern Idaho. dord ironim ission...... ^ ^ n 1 9 5 1965 CHEVROIET IMPALA 1970 lor sodon. V-a engine, tinted tjlost;----* - ing. Thi» automotic Ironsmuston powor steerlnQ is 0 1 ownor automobile w*il> \ whilo woll tiros. This wook o n ly ...... *465 low iniloagO' 1965 PONTtAGT-EMPeST-^ 3 door hordiop.-V'D. rodlo. tiaoler, tinlod gloss, stondard tfonsmisslon. whito woll tiros Was $695. Now only ’525 1.967 LINCOLN Conlmonlol. 4 door hordtop 1967 DODGE CORONET- Gold wiitt whito vinyl lop, 4 door slolion wagon. V-0 onfllno, llntodoloss: loaded including powor wiO' radio, hoator, outomotic transmission, white dows', power soots, cruise wall tiros. Runs roal woll. Was S795. Now only *625 control, oir condllioning; 1395 It's A Pleasure Do7ng~Bosihess At r ■ ^ r

-ABBIE* 4 i R I G U E N _ _ CHEVROLET "Whofo Cofxtpof/f/oh’/i '60VMAIN AVENUE EAST ;• . 1WI.N.F.ALLS- , M o l " ^ 733-1823 1654 Blue Ldke^ Blvd. North. T 3tr^ 303^ ' 712Maln Avo. So, | ;.T^Iri Foils 733.872 > HELPT H E l^l HELP!'HELP! HELP! HELI^I t^feLPi HELP! HELP! HELP! Sum)ny,.NovemBor II, 1973 TImol News, Twin F«ll«, lti«ho 31

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DELIVERED . ^ Y W H E R E - IN MAGIC VALLEY -M £ALTiM £-is. -0- /Qmiiy-O'/iQifL-Wffh.. fhP. rosldonfs /or a hoarfy ovoning moal. h o m o 's fa m ily of I I Including houso par- AppolHos aro always good at H a rb o r Family aff^r o n ls . Bob and Jon Slono, ond (hojr-own— -l^ou6€h-sayi-SobSfon&: throo chlldron joinod by Iho Harbor House

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should'be disciplined only when House land donated by ’ Our By BONNIE JONES ort’anlzatlons of the $10,000 has been asked from the needed. Savior lAjtheran Church will Tlmcs-Ncws W riter community such as the Junior county for 1974. Remaining At H arbor House there Is a augment the programs. TWIN FALLS - Harbor Club and Magic Valley monpy comes from generous relaxed family atmosphere Jan said this summer many House of Magic Valley Is bock Country Music Association, donations of citizens and with children watching persons called at Harbor House in full operation with a the buildinf' has been re­ organizations in the Magic television, joining In the to donate fresh produce from capacity "fam ily” of 11 leading modeled to add recre«tlon Valley area and from the kitchen to raid the refrigerator their gardens. busy lives In tlio new facility. faclllUes and bedrooms Department of Community and after school or do the dishes ' i think that Is w onderful,” __AitcL_bci]nu£lQscd_bilefly- _foiL_liie_StQne_diUdcaii_l li­ Environmental Services for children placed there by that -n nftcmiruier; ftc m iT i shrsnidr^It-mnkes-urfeeHike whlle the board of directors the basement and a large ngency. encouraged to part of the community and we • searched for suitable house bright dining area, Bob and Jan, with a long develop his or her own hobby hope to Increase community parents, the hom e and Its Youngsters in the home arc res[denls“ar(T noWmndcr“ the— Hi6se"WlT0~1invc"beuTT-tnkcn— !hlfltory-of-foster-parenthood,— taliinL_i\ :iU i_Ideaa_nruL— acceplance*::------HOBflJ£S__di/fflr_thn InHiviHiial ro s i- recently had a visit from one of In.struction In skills and crafts Many other community core'of Ik)b and Jan Stone, a from their own homes or for d o n fs o f Horbor Houso ond Ibey aro on- their foster sons and supplied by Jan and Bob. A donations are being' given Practices young couple.who came here some other reason could not be co u ra g o d ., One gf Iho gir/s. above, Is on Fooz ball machine, a kitten and constantly to help keep the from the Idaho Youth Ranch cared for in their own homes. grandchildren. Tlie foster son, h o r w o y »o b o c o m m g o karalo champion the fa m ily dog, chess board, home going. Needs are many, where they served one year as 'Hie house parents operate the Just five years younger than o n d works oul dolly leather work, candle making however, says the board karate house parents. facility under direction of a Jan, was the.first of nuiny they and many other family type chairman, and include a fruit In addition to their own three board of directors cliairinancd have provided homes for in activities and items help keep cellar, a kiln for pottery, a teen-age children, obtained by Mrs, U rry (Judy) Watson, tlieir m arrie d life. the youngsters busy and mower for the acre of law n and through legal guardianship, Two magistrate court judges The Slones came to Idaho Everyone has a work • urts and crafts ItemH. they are Uie moUier and father and other community from California where Bob detail and responsibility, of six teenage Harbor House representatives are on the worked as a senior counselor Bob hopes to develop some children. board. with the California outh fisljing, hunting and camping Tlie home, built by federal ' Financing for Harbor House Authority. He said he learned |)rugrams next year and a funds ond matching local comes partly from the county to be a disciplinarian there, bul garden on the acre of Harlxir money donated by generous commissioners. A budget of like Ja n , feels the youngsters

FAVORITE pasllmo' far many' of the Take turns yaungslors at Harbor Houso Is Fooz boll A Foor boll mochino In Iho r e c re a tio n DISH WASHING is one of the chores Busy area room In Iho nowly romodolod bosomonf. Harbor Houso residents share In with a re a is n e a rly always busy. _ nam e -drawing usually deciding fho crow for fh o d a y . '

PVFBVONt haloi.wmt (foijra^W thpre^ T . ■ Ihiaroa. Walchlng'lolivlslon Jfparl a/ d' ' —l- y P - L C G I 0 V 6 n I n 0' ; oi/anmn oHor jioniowork ond Ih o L -.dfthos^ a ra . comptotadr-dno-of-il'w- tw o'...... Hori?Of Hpuio^ poU,’ 0 JdfJon,'^ISurish/no;" -/o)f»*-fwcrt)Hli»'roildonfrr-^'T— asenLAIUsrali.ahenffinridoly . encore requeila. , She ByWIUVNESMini "buy" jporU or phy»lcal t-ycar old ilaughter.’ a v c n th o u g h M ra ^ D o w n a w a s In ______H i)W e v e iT '« l> e w W ” s iu n n e a H y lie f lo M , s lie f l r « t her 30's; she found this was ibo acquainted “ ~in~:— her t o S h i p m a n denomination through her Oregon this fall and b lin d in g TWIN FALLS - Mu»lc whoolM lm ltr **•“...... Klwfnis...... club,. experiences with a Joyous Hotel. in Paul, andmiu atuv 7I ;30>ov p.m. uiIn the uiv E u ro ^ where as pa/l oi a rum"-^ wIiero-Bhe-raoelvad-ropoatadr— - The couple plana an A pril 11. ~ Rupert United Motiiodist momber American cultural' wedding. . - Q iurch. team, 'she sang In many JULIA PARKS Mra. Downs,jvhoso musical vlllogcs nnd.towns, . . . . . sefs d ate credentials give weight to her The State deportment asked CUt)lll»d Adi m 0931. her to stay on after com pletion .. All-nations ijWrbcHevofl -‘we-do U- iici “ coT\frapt to Europe, w hcfc concertixe throughout the music is much moro.n wuy of . continent. Tlio team Included a German'American who was a Buffet IMov 18 life and Inoorporated intoi.tlie THANKSGIVING IS A school system from tlw lowest baritone; a Nlsei>Amerlcan TWIN FALLS - The YWCA > items for sale including level. , ______pianist, an Italian American iinnual All N.ition’s Buffet will pillowcases, towels, covered TIME TO SAVOR! "I'm! convinced umi young who sang arios) and Mrs. be-heia-nt-tho-YWeAr-l751— liangers, walhplaquesrporsesr- people w ant muaic,** she said, Downs who did Negro Ellzabcth. BlvA, on Nov. 18. swentera/Jewelry, etc. TTicrc ■'based on her m a n y spirituals. Serving time will be from noon w ill also be a large selection of ' appearances in schools They sang In local opera until 2 p.m . current greeting cards, throughout the country. "A n d )u>uses, schools or town h a lls * . The - menu will Include Christmas cards ' and ~l-m-glad-to-Me-wo^r^ottlnfl— whorcvcr-arrangcmcnta_wcrc— over the sllly idca that for boys, made, by tlic U. S. State Europe an d A m erica. B aron of Tickets for the dinner may be music Is slssyficd.” Department which sponsored beef an d baked fish w ill bo the purchased at Uie door, from -Sho-sald Europe is so much them*. 1 _ featured meat.. YWCA board members, or by_' m ore open to m uaic and it is not While she grew up ip a ' ■ ■ Tlie Perpetual G ift Bar will c o llln g th c ‘'V " office .733^384. • uncommon for slweshine boys musical family and formed a be open with numerous gift to whistle operatic arias while choral group with her sistt^s' they work.’ The charming while In high school, Mrs. Negro lady, whose life Down's professional career Jerome honor list experiences give her a quiet was triggered by tragedy. asj^urance resulting from After graduation from Sui Hudtpaih. Scoii Hydar. Marcia JEROME — Jerome High professional competence plus a Teachers College in Baltimore M aiwall, Lorl Mogantan, Sharri Muir. Mornents of togetherness and warmth can be sa­ School principal Jerry'Dieht Jack Naiian, Richard Naiton, Karry . contagious warmtli______of- . spirit,...... ‘“'d one-year .of teaching In Mawm«n, B rinda Pataraon. Jackla vored even more when you use colorful Hallmark 8JinQUnced..8tudonts_w_io have, R ictia rd t. Kavlaan R o b a rli. Stiauna -BT«WTiirin-BnltimorerMdr— T--T)ubHttt. MaiUia Daw, Braj Olahl, Brookt When only 28 years old, Mr. L a ln ln g ir, Nacy P ria tl, Jana Qaid, Holland, 4ony Homan, Rick Hotkin. Ann O p o n until she studied in Italy, under Coilatn Ttiompion, Valarla Van Paitan and Open Sun. Downs was elcctod president of Suian Kubtr. SopKomorat. Danit* Jacky. Martha Klaia, Slava M arih»ll, Alonc/oy odt'A a Fulbright scholarship. Chffyi McCord.'Drookt Manchar, Dawna F r liilff. Diana Cratoawait, R ai Harding, Boards of education in Samuel Huston college, Austin, Mogintan. Sutari soraniin. Malania stain, & KayLynna Molllllald. R*ck L a rttn and^ Sharyl Summar, Lynn Vanhooiar and 12 'til 5 America won’t “ buy" fine arts, Tex. Four years later he died, Jana LaU. Bonnia Wallart Ff/doy Nighi ta nlort wtio racaivtd "A ‘i and D't" Sophomorat Includad Malody Qarlow. she believes, as they will leaving his youns widow with a MARION DOWNS Includad Lonnia Abboll, Karan Arbaugti, Ron O a ntjingar. Jody C raig, Linda Connia Darlow. Jon Oackar. Rviti Oouqhty. Marit>a Dyar. 'Shalla Coali. CARII lind PARTV SHOP music no loriger sisslfled Drownlaa. Shtri Ctiapman. Dtana Day. Tammy Malona, Jill Mactiam, Paggy On Iht Moll______Downtown, Twtn folli Wada D liltl. Kally Emtrion.' Janal Fallon. Patart. Dabbla-ftald, Allion Rot*. Candy Darry Findar, Paul Foota. Dala Coaltch. Jarrv Haitlar. Karla Hollilltid Tnoman and Carrla Thorna. Boys reported V J (e y B r 4

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< Sunday vembor 1). 1973 TImoVNows. Twin F a ili,. fdahp 3S JijiTior Wedding ptermr event revealed T W IN F A L L S ------t iT o lis t - lo Ulc H olidays" Is the thcm o of TW!N~FTO:5 - GIbo1To~ n th -nnnual~Juntor~Clul ,_^uri(HIBQQUi—anrl~ P ^cll ^ t^ S iio w scheuuleu lor fl p.m. Edw ard Carso/i plan to be Nov. i5 {n the Episcopal married Jan. 11. Auditorium. M iss^o o th Is tlio dm iR htcrof” " Ttip style show w ill be In : Mr.s.Xlma-Boolh nnd-Krnnk E^. oonjuncUohwltljhbcnoIll can). both Twin Falls. pnrty. Etocccda .wlU be uscU tol:.. —GaiWn iH-lh«orof:Mmind-'-" THirciinwrDamcroniin.cDDinot— ilSBUB^BQOT-kiz MW*_Gordoiu6uraohpBllrreyi= 1or~iT^Twln ‘ Lhafi.clioflcn.to:bc^ U b r n r y .' ■ . •’ . rrplcms' r/l m arried in the Idnho F alls I.DS Styles for tliis , year's show Temple. ’f will be from The Pjirls and will T u ’O t*00«lK Include clotlies npproprlate for all. occasions.-HDlratyles wU) • be by Ju a n ’s Snlons, shoes by TWIN.FAI.US— Two Twin Paris Shoe Show and makeup Falls County . cocds, Terri will be done by Jnfra. Jenks, Twin Falls, anti Nancy Mrs. Kip Wood and Mrs. Tom Kokcs, Buhl, will participnte in Pestotnikare Bcncralchnirmen a theater con ference'at • the M ni iif;hBrlf>s BUnLEY - OlQinber of commcrcc meets. Brumbaclj will be narrator. Tlie two will be part jsf a ,• CASTLEFORD - School boiird meets. Mrs. l^on Smltlj will provide Boise Stole College dance DIETRICH - School bonrd meets. bnckBround music. Ifroup' prcsentUiR a special EDEN-IIAZELTON - Volley School Board Models Include Mrs. James proRram "You Can Dance" Purves, Mrs. Ron Hamilton, meets. durinj{*thc four day.conferonce. -^Sliwinr-Mwh-Rlok^ “ GtxmiNG-=-scm>or HAGERMAN Sdiool lwnrd.mec|3, , , Allen, Mrs. Biirney Carbon, M rs. P au l Epperson, Mrrf. HAILEY - City Council meets. HAILEY - Blnine County School bonrd U w e ll H u rfjh r M rs. n . C. Parks, Mrs. Steve B'6rg, meets. Mrs.Bob McKinstry, Mrs. -— HANSEN-— School Jjourdjiiecti •lEROME - School board meets. Urry Hdvey. Mrs, J. H. Breckenrid|(e, Mrs. Patrick KIMBEIil.V - School bonrd meets, Florence ai}d Dawn Thomas, RICHFIELD ^ School l)onrd meets. Chairmen for Uie,style show RUPERT - Sdiool bonrd meets. TWIN FALLS - Mngic valley Memo'Inl include Mr,s. Wesley Startin, models; Mrs. Terry Smith, HosplUtI Board meets. TWIN FALI£ - School bonrd meets. tickets; Mrs. Arlan Call, WENDEt.L - School bonrd meets. publicity; Mrs. Jay Sudweeks, NOVEMBEIl 13 stjige and ramp decorations; F IL E R - School Board meets. Mrs. Stevens Sams, table GOODING - diiunber of commerce meets. decoratiortf; Mrs. Bill *Cook HAILEY — Blnine County Hospital Bonrd and Mrs. Gerald Wignall, door - ^ e e t s r - ...... - . prizes and favors; Mrs.. Paul KIMBEIil.V - City Council meets. A^fiS. PATRICK ROReNCE. lofl. and Mrs. Epperson, auditorium cleanup; Mrs, Robert Veeh, TW(N FALLS - Airport advisory bonrd Rick Allon s h o w outfits ihoy will modol for meets. Iho Junior Club Stylo Show of 8 p m. Thurs- kitchen ctcanup; Mrs. Bill . • TWlh F*ALI^ - South Cenlrnl Idaho Style doy at tho Episcopal Auditorium Thoro -P ttllmer: -ca r d —H tblea—on d- cards; Mrs. Jim Latham, Community Action Board of Directors meets. will bo a bonofit card party In conjunction N O V E M B E K M refreshments; Mrs. Elbert show set with iho stylo show Procoods ol *ho ovoni Davis, programs; and. Mrs. t w i n FALI^ — utali Symphony, yoimB will go-to Ih o Twin FaHs.^RubllC-Llbrory. people’s concert, 1:30 nnd 8 p .m ., CSl Honald • Dingwall,-ramp and Fashions lor tho s h o w will bo from Tho auditorium. lighting. w HEYBURN - City Council meets. Paris Tickets are available by JEHOME - Dmmber of commerce meets. calling Linda Smith, 733-2142. WENOELL - auunben of commerce meets. MISS SHARON OF TWIN FA M ^ - South Central Health District meets. MARCHE ® WILL SHOW TWIN FALl&..~.Uunring on Wesf End Library gets gift Cemetery District petition, courthouse. WATCH FOR IT! FILER - Tiie Filer City composed of a num ber of ‘LAUREN* WIG MONDAY N O V E M n E R 15-18 Library has received a cii.sli members who met in thejr Feminine flattery, so natural looking. TWIN FALlJi - “Bells are RinElnB." 0 p.m.. gift from the Lucky 12 Club l» homes to play cards. CSI Auditorium, COMING TO ... 'Lauren' wig of MILA® fiber, moi’o be used in the library NOVEMBEK 15 heat and friz resistant then ever! . m em o rial fund. The memorial fund of the ftl.ENNS'FERIiY - City CouncH'mects. Miss Snoron will be in Hat & Wig Mrs. F. E. Albln, librarian, library was Just recently begun RUPERT - Minidoliu Memorlnl Hospitnl said the ciub has dIsUmded at the request of persons who sliop AAonday. November 12 11 to 4, Bonrd meets.- ■“ w iind had decided to pre.sent the wished to give donations to Uie sonls to nelp you select your new look. " library as memorials for loved- money in the treasury to UVe l i t i t « T « i r i i i i i Ho! S wig Sfiop, street level. library. Tlie ciub luid been ones. s a v in x is

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T H E n O N MA.RCHE TH E BON MAIRCHE THE BON IVIA.FICH E T H E B O N MARCHE TWIN FALLS AND BOISE TWIN FALLS AND BOISE TWIN FALLS AND BOISE TWIN FALLS AND BOISE

__ • roguloH SPECIAL PURCHASE ElEGAllTTRir” TREA^URE~CHEST LAPIESIVARMIOOT PHONE AMPLIFIER Frances Denney's beauty specialists , Wintorizo your foot I n fomfort and -Porly—Coll—chanqo6--vour^tolophQno— T^FO^oitlng-lo-holp-you-to lS e ry plarF iJiERSEYzEtOATiSAI fi;om on Individual Insti'ument Into ■ So attractive and comfy, long flowing thpt will brlgfiton yoiir dppoaronce. suodo' boot w i t h an open • forum, for group faitilly For llmitod time only, treasure’ chest molded g r t ip sol.o.

;. IDAHO FALLS — The Hobbycr»tt(!r« Club wUI me«t , ■ ■ ■ Idaho FalU AH flulld will hoW. ^ '>‘■ -“ ' • = 1 It, annual holiday ■ ___JIO!LlUli£M h.Nflvr50?E!L&fc^!I^H^^ -— „Ea«lo-nodi_AtLQ allory_oii ------nW NJEM IS^ZLm iaM S-_ ; West Elva SI. Tli« ovont will be. Chapter No. 20. Ordor ol ' optn from 10 k.m. to 9 p.m. Easlern Star,, will meet at B SA I.'El ^— rNovnTTfronnlo^O p.mrNov;— p^nt.-Tuesday at the Maaonlc ‘ ll;(ltoOp.m. Nov. 19ond20.A Tcmplo. : holiday .ca(e will alao* be TWIN FALLS — Mountain S>^VIN6S ARE GREAT ‘ ’ iiJniinbV ^riliriim ieiiiiiuia— y iw dubwlllTiiMt Nov. M air- ;- — : tlitfo Wlllhs about M.mtmbwa —UiB-homtrfo:fllady»ieaudle.-A=^ DURING OU R FAMOUS .— uiiot*upB-ln:ili6‘B allB ryr^~ “ — mlscollaneoua-auctlon w lirbe conductod.. This U a chango tw in F‘ALI£-M ary Allen, from Uie regular m ooting date. daughter of Ilev. and Mrs. TW IN FALLS - TIlo Amomo , " ■ ■ ' ■ i Albert E , Allen, w ill perform In class of the F irsts Bii()Us,L Ptirkiliiii /jHs/Vn an; irr\ '■lifslit irn’/jitht'fy »// ».«>-• n}' the. Wlllametto University church will meet at B .p.m. ,tmt'riia'\ I'n'll kinni hniiuly lln'\ hn- a uti'il inlii'' -pfoducllon-oLliAbelonL-iimL -M ondlvJii-lhc Church parlor. al our n-L'iihir Helolso," scheduled (or Nov.' v h » rl. Mil •lliiiii. TiiiilI mill i vlr.i Ixiii; ...... {•• eighth grade glrla chorus. A bazaar of Iho Flnf Christian church Th^jrs- r>i'iU*'...... 'iiiil ■>• iilr.il Ik iu< Im 11...... IrMiii Bennett, son pi M r. and Mrs. nom inal fee w ill be charged for day from 10 a.m. fo 3:30 p.m. Booths will Arthur Bennett, Hagerman, is Bazaar foaturo fancy...work. . aprons^ .ChrJsfmas^ a member-of-the-Crusad _tha,p iii ' TWIN FALLS - Magic ; Valley Foster Porents Club practice a t 7:30 p.m.- M onday ...... in Oie Twin F alla High SclfooJ" ' . will meet Monday ot B p.m. at _ J OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY ’Til 9 ]_ ■ the a illd Development Center, music, room tlils weelc only. I- fllK II it\ I l\ lllii\ l - . ii . i i . Twin Falls. Speaker is Kent 1110 weekly practices of the Troth "Elijah" oratorio, In 1 Henderson, who .will present uixl III K. I I ...... Ire fl.'IU. . Mlrill.lUI Im IU. I the movie," The Battered preparation for the Joint ' aiMl iM turl.Hi.v [-Child." All foster parents and concert scheduled Nov. 27 by both groups, are held Tuesday revealed Interested individuals are -nights:—^ ^ urgedlo allcndr ;CASTLgyonD-^=^rr-nml- Mrs. Anton Potucek, TWIN FALLS-The ReUrod TWIN FALLS - The Desert Castleford, announce the Tonchor Assoclntlon of District Gold Cow Belles will hold Its engagement of their daughter, ENTIRE No. 4 will m eet Friday at 12:30 foIl.luncheon-Bnd fashion show Eileen, to Norbert Hortmann, p.m. in the Hoacrson Hotel at 12;30 p .m . Saturday. In the Corvallis, Ore. STOCK Roundup Room .J Holiday Inn. Miss Potucek is a 1072 graduate of Die University of ■ SH O SH O N ^ Jean Oliver, TWIN. FALLS - Zcnobla Idaho and is ottendlng Oregon supervisory elorlcol assistant, G u b N o. 2 w ill meet a t 12:30 State University, Corvallis. GIRLS' COATS Shoshone district, Duroou of p.m. Thursday at the liome of ITie couplc plana a Dec. 22 Land Management, was Mrs. Archic Langdon. G30 wedding at the Costleford presented a quality Increase Sunrise Blvd. N. ’ Methodist Qiurch. & JA C K E T S award by O’dell Frandsen, district m anagor.'^c began her corecr with BLM as a cl^U yplst In 1957. She was prWidusty employed by the FABERW ARE Soil Conservation Service. 2 5 % o H -GLENNSFEUK^^ Mr. and SPECIALS! Mrs. John Hoye have received Includes foddlor sizes 2. 3„ word that-thelr son Jam es has 4 and girls sizes 4-14. re ^i^d a scholarship from Jackets and coats In “ th(Ttdflho Slfltc D epartm ent of the American Legion. There wools, plushos. blonds, ’ .arc only two of these 1100 nylon quilts. ln = W a h n 7 i James' is a freshman at Boise Stato Collage. He was sent to the session of Boys Slate hi m i Isy the Q leim irF erry Am erican- Legion. ELECTRIC FRY PAN ---- WLDOME-SKIILET------5IA1ULESS..SIEEU OUTSTANDING at the Richfield American Legion Hall on Nov. 14, SPECIAL j sponsored by the county 9 9 I ontonslon agent and home. NOW ^ 2 9 I econofnlsl. Mrs. Charlene PURCHASE! ! Critchcll, economist, said a Open Hearth j. poUuck dinner will be served H— fronmoon-to+piin^io-cralt- -BROllER- ; --ejhlbltlon-wlll l)C-from-1 to 4 i p.m. There will be some items ROTISSERIE I ■J (or sale, she anwunced. All 10'nr^"'"Comple>V|! I ' Lincoln County women's clubs -t— are to participato. Tlie publltis ------j. Invited. 8 " « 12!6"vMlhoutipit TW IN F A L LS - Veterans of World War I District Five will m e e t'a t noon Sunday In the LADIES JEANS Burley lOOF Hall for a potluck Automatic dinner and business mentlpg. FROM AMERICA'S biislness misetlng. COFFEE MAKERS-0 MOST FAMOUS MAKER I Start!...... to p«fk in (uit V7- Mcondt I TWIN FALLSi- Unity Club J 9 0 will mect..Wedifesday at 12:30 . . ^95 I JUNIOR OR MISSES W E S p.m. .for its tall potluck luncheon a t the home of Mrs. $ 2 4 9 5 Uuls Saehlak. IN A GREAT SELECTION OF

TWIN FALLS - Magic PACE-SEniNG STYLES Vollej' Barracks 500 Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary --iwliljneel for o_l p .m . potluck REGULARLY ^12-^15 l^ h m e r - M ond dy ' at tl . Fellows Hall. A biisinosa meeting will follow. m

; TWIN FALLS - Y)shnu ^---- eamtr»7so» sizes foa-

T W IN FA L L S - M e n to r Club turod In 10 super cuffod end uncufi- -i*ilhne«l-«t-2:wnrWedne8day^ — od'«lyio6r-Solldb->-.-.-plaid^-.->-.-chock4 • - - at the homo of M rl W. Steams. . . . prints . . . just bbouf any stylo _and color you’d wont! So hurry jn i _ _ TWIfI FAUS - Hio OAO whiio tho soloctlon lasts! Junior sizes pTTDjnc^dlrW llI-hav* • dinner^ dance Friday at Twin Falls • Sunday, Nov'ombor i l . 1973 Timos Now’ii •Tw In.Falli, Id A h o V ' D B c e m b B iL ^ f icture below stidws coats troiBhlPari5btlfle:!ltMwK!ll|i:tlLgSal*»tionjrtny7Col^^^^ -dale-set- • ' > ■; ------' , . ■ ...... ^ ^ F IL E R - M r. an d M rs. J a c k - Harris, Coldwoll, announce Uie enBOKomont of tliclr daughter, Jacque, to Ron Maxwell. ■ ■■ 1 . . . a n t i m d Maxwell Is Uic grandson of M r, and M rs. LuQicr-MaxwcIT, - . Filer. ^ . I , ^ M l s i i - H a r r ia - ts - a - 1070 Rraduato of Vallivuo High School and is prtsonUy a senior ..f- I StfttflkwCQllcgej-. m n jo r lnR* in e le m e n ta ry -■education. . . _iJ

M axwell Is a 19C0 graduate of Filer High School and Is also a senior a t BSC m o jorin g < In education.

JACQUE HARRIS The c o u p lc p la n s a , . . sets date Dcccmbcr wedding.

"O pen house set Nov. 18

— DUHL - Mr. ahd Mrs. fluy QrubhirrBuhlrwill- celebrutc .tlicir 50th wedding nnhlvcrsary wlUi an open lipuse from 2 to 6 p.m . Nov. 18 at Lincoln - Courts, Buhl. '• k' They plan to renew their woddlng vows at 3 —JhnV:— ------— Tlie couple’s grnndchlldren will be hosts for the event. All friends nnd relatives ore welcome. Tlie couple requests no gifts.

p e a r t o our entire stock! d^ridi X oJL Jacoby , i a c o f l t o i P. Hal Sims shines at 3NT ,1 least that would have been a reasonable contract. Then NORTH 10 Hai settled down to bring ♦ A 8 3 2 home three notrump. V76 Ea.st p lay e d the 10 o f hearts ♦ AB7 at trick one and Hal was ♦ .f65 3 careful to win the trick with WKST EAST the queen, not the jack. He ♦ Q9 4 J 10 6-1 felt that-West would play him ■¥ AKD43 ¥ 1062 for the jack in any event and ♦ ys ♦ J92 he wanted to look like a man A loye? * l< 4 2 w h o w a s deliberately SOL’TH i O) falsecardin'fi. * K75 Tiien Hal led a diamond to V Q.IB dummy's ace; returned a dia­ ♦ K 10b-t:i mond; covered East’s nine ♦ A Q w ith the 10 a n d let W est w in Both vulnerable with tlie queen. i West was now sure that Hal Wfst North Kast KfluCh 7 . IN.T. was trying to get him to lay down the ace and king of Pas.s 2N T 1'iis.s 3N T hearts. West wasn't going to I'ilS-S I’ ass I’asfi fall for that. He led his 10 of Uli( niniT clubs onH Hal r

The jolu P. Hal Sims was

auclion bridge player of all time. He carried his card The b idding has been: playing sitill over into con­ WeKt N o rth Easl tract, but when tiie bidding i)egan to get better Hul just Pas.s 2 * Pns-s ’11 give you up to • • • • r e_.'used fu s e ' to go along ^ith the' You. .South, hold; yououng'er experts who had * A 2 VS 4 A Q J 8 7 4 A K J beggun to dominate the new W liu i Jo you do now? gam e. A - Si* diamonds would not Hal did have liis moments t)c too had a Rumble, but it is b«l- ----of--fiuccoM;.-i IvRk-xw-Kce-lum- -bidding-throo-nolrump-; no justification except, his in|{ n iin d hand. So b id three confidence in his own dummy ilu b s . ______p la y .- ;...... TODAY'S QUESTION When H al looiied over You do bid three clubs and ‘dummsT'hc'-u'ishPd h v ' had- - i'o u r p n rtn tT bfds ITTroe dia settlerf for the part score. Not monds What do you do now? that he w as suVe o f m a k in g Annwrr Monday even two notrunip. bn» at r Baldwin Piano 1 f L

That's right! Up lo S25 tor your old coat when you purchase a new coat at the Paris. Hundreds to choose from. Leather, oil-weather, trimmed, un-trimmed. Plains, ploid t and all .the bomjtiful new colors , uf tlib beuburt: Tlie a tu iui/s finest."

for h«m»*'®W *•’*•*•'9 $ for$40-$S4.ormore Per Moiilli 10 Kcm/ M iiy Ilr 4l>nli<'il____ — Iinr $sa-$e0. more : lo llw Piin-hono rrift‘ or for Moiir old coat on aiii; new coat nelling for $ei-$70. or more iqayd^ROpsI fnr your old roat on artU: nett^^coaj celling 2 5 frtr $7 fonifMp MUSIC-FURNITURE Avp» Eost"~"Twiii"FoH<

! P U a i* f«nttnm« mora Information I ori y.our plono r»ntql plan. lilEIMllSlJEXLEANED:!^^^ , J- I T, I Nam* .. BEFORE THEY CAN IfE A m E U ^ A I Addraii :-4 / lT o q M -JIrB d rtd in-ciliirinB lllis 31 Twin Fallt, Idaho. Sunday,,November 11# 1973 0l?=sen ior-l is l^ -ln — WRo^

delegate artd haajtQn.A iti|U iu , —Schieditfle —Ricxago /or hw* 4-H ,work. She plans on ^attending, the, inU vcrslly of Idaho, Moscow, outlined after graduation i^oxt spiHng. for AFT T W IN F A I,tS - ■n.o-Aiillqlie "T^aUvB^Ttrdatrolins rotufncd ’ to Magic Vnlloy aftfP~nwO' * - wook swoop of northern Idolio. — Tlio Bix-mombor oompnny of___ ^Erz^)aiiiaahyci:r^lll'Tippearrilrr-t=| ' Rflft nWcr HlKlr School, at' . r:;3ziMnlbiTTucsday5rrHnll$P=rfl«: 'Wcilncsdny; Twin Falls IIlRh. ih^hool Nov. 20; IlichfiQlcl H ig h . School Nov. 27; Ensl Mlnlco, Junior Hiyh Nov. 2fl; Mlnlco Hl^h School. Nov. 29. 'nnd SJiOBhone Dcc. 5. Tlic nor(h Idnho trip included stops n( Crnitrrnonl, Kcndrick,.. _EllulUvcr.._WfilDP.a.__Itfly.i. tnpwal and Grnn(!ovlllo. Tlio t,wD com pany mennberfi who zdflUbltrujriiiinirivcFsrBlttr"""! Bldwell and Peter Marshall, iwere thankful thoy had no(iotlntcd the Lewiston grade for the Inst time when snow eniil^ht up with them In ~ t^ i 8 i 6 n “b if Hallowtfe^i; It Wasi then Uiejr d isco ve re d ___ that tlws tire chnips 7 of life gnily-patrited Antique Festival Tlientre bus had been left In ANT/OUE FESTIVAL f u ll Ployors In a. ThftB.]lf4RVSHOP Ttlnnr—njlrcn'rsnl~tnilh—Ihc- T C o n c T frDrTr~V3mjJar~pfvo r A nthologyr^^rth— Hnnermnn American Ugion from loll, Morris Sdors,.' Morgo, Dovis. PO N D ER O SA IINN, Biirlcy, IdaFio building. Appearances set Morcio Licl

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What could be nicer? ■ A storling cliolcc I oviHRly crafted by America's and the College of Southern (inest Old World sdvcrsfMiths Rxcliisivcly for —Tho-dll*powor4uUportablo-mak«fr-a-bifl-hit-on— Idaho. She Is’ employccl In the -We-deliveryourglft-exactly-wheivyou-want— ■OlfwmwcsrtJwse'wCTCine'd sterling siivjrnfOTr---- the toon scenc. Msgnavox AM/FM portable accounting department- of sole candlcstick; tijivi* a quiet classic buauty of Don’t worry any more about special occa­ their own $25.85 radio withTJUlll-irr automalic froquancy control Tupperware Inc., Jerome. sion gifts that arrive after the occasion... to lock in a favorite FM station and telescoping Jerke Is a 1M7 grnduato of antenna for Improved no-drift FM reception- Wendell High School. He or get delayed (or mislaid) in the mail. plus a buijt in>M antenna. $32.95 served four years in the Navy GiftAmerica delivers almost anywhere in and is presently enrolled in the the United States within hours. Or exactly CSI vocational school. The couple plans a Dec. 20 on the day you specify. wedding at the Clirist loitlieran We giftwrap for you~and deliver by hand Church. Wendell. . No hassle over giftwrapping or packing Gloddcn any gourinet with thib niany talented Hoover blender. It whips, purccs. chops, inixes. fragile items for the mail. GiftAmerica wraps blends, liquefies, even cru^hcs iccl Has 6 lipeed your gift lovingly, lavishly. And hand-delivers push-button solid-state controls and 6cii|) Jobies it—by messenger. Where dc* you get serv! 'e hcatrosistant glass container. Easy-grip handle, ensy pour spout Rocipe book included $33.35 likethatthesedays? initiate We’re open 24 hours a day, 7 days a weet< Call It's a stadium blanket , it's a bedspread . daytime, nighttime, ilinytime. GiftAmerica This dual g'*t 's write on! Shaafter 12K sold- It's a lap rug it's J. P, Stevens outsifo filled Golden Vintage Imporiol pen and pencil is ready round the clock and round the-cal­ ( 72" k90”)color-briRtil plaid Machine washable? sot witfi dclicate antique tracery. Ballpoint pen 7 in TF endar. lo serve you when you want service, shrink-reslstont.non-allorgenic Incarryingcase fia^ spring loaded clip for autoniatic retraction: Goes readily lo beach, picnic, ballgante. Gq^ Mechanical pencil has lead storage area and .TWIN FALU - Seven a tone way to mahe someone haQpy. S16.9S . ' coficealod orator. $35.00 ...... m e m b e rs of B ethel 43, We help you choose from brand-name gifts International Order of Job's Nomore trudging wearily fronvstore to Daughters, were initiotcd in store searching for something different. Tiiiirfidny fivffninu -^tftAH ^enea-l-^air-ahepped A tijeficQ'a-finest ' during the visit of Doris Day, ^ grand guardian. manufacturers to bring you thischoice selec­ The new. mem bers are Sonni tion of wanted gifts, some of them exclusive, Bernard^ Elizabeth Gibney, Lu all of them very spedat. But. of course, every- Ann Jensen; Karolee Kelley, Denise Mueller, IJsa Pfefferle - thin g about G iftAm erica is special. and Deborah RouUi. We believe you'll be pleased to know that in For lovers of lovely ttiings . . . International Introduced were Terri Blei, this automated assembly-line age there's a Silver's Paul Revere &jlvcrplato suporbowl, « Junior past honored queen of superbly sculptured with graceful filigree trim. Bcthel43; Mrs. Reed Pfefferle , way to give gifts that's dependable, conven- Has removable protective plexiglass liner and and Esther Burlogi, past ient, prompt and personal. GiftAmerica. flower holder attachment. $19.85 honored queensi Doris Day, There's nothing like it anywhere. grand guardian; Suzanne So save this ad. And next tim e you want to ‘ Gutlu-ie, jun ior princcss qf Bctliel 43 and grand Bethel give a gift, see how easy and enjoyable rcpresenlative' from Idaho to GiftAmerica cgn make it! - The-most delicious ideas tn ell the world . . Thompson, senior (princess of imported Icelandic caviar. French pat6 de foie, Bethel 43; Debbie Allison, Italian antipasto, succulent Dutch ham. Japn _____ guidc_i)LBelhfil_U_Jccome;— --nose-sfnokod-rcd clams, lempn marnialade Lorrie Black, marshal of -fro<>(-6ootlandT^')iid-lot&-4noro— o{i — Bethel 14, Jerome; Art Wylie, especially (or you by Houston Foods. Thoro Those will suit any golfer to a Tl Unlroyarpro- past a^Qciate grand guardian; . couldn't be a gift in better tastel $19.75 fesslonal "252" long distance long-ploying.golf- Wake him (or her) to music. Magnificent Mag- balls. one dozen with tees. Scientifically de­ I.Ala Sonius, grand m arshal; navox Afv^/FM multi-feature clock radio with signed to roduco drag (or on optim um blend o( Janice Beal, guardian of Bhour slumber switch and,wink button to en lift and spin. They moot all USGA specifica­ B ethel 43; Ja m e s B e a l, aurc sweet dreams and a gentle awakening. tions. Only $15.00 ossQciate guardian of Bethel Easy-read illuminated flip digital numerals put 43; and Glenn McCoy, tune in a new light $44.95 ______-prcaidcnt^Dr-Uie. Twin. Palls Shrine Club. Lnurie Beal, honored queen, conducted the meeting. I Members were reminded of go to church Nov,‘4fl wtth members attending services at the Met)]odi.^tJChurch following a breakfast at Uie Masonic Temple. Gtiyclynn Griffin gave the librarian’s report. Mew - members Introduced their parents and relntivea. Beal presented each new member a "Book of Job'," ' Travelor’sjoyl DashingAliwayovor-the shoulder Nancy Graybill, guide,! tote bag in luxurious saddletan vinyl with sablo- A heartwarming housewarminfl (or hostess) colortrini. Zipperod Insidecompartniont. roomy presented Mrs. Day with a gift . . . solid value In Oarlbocraft of C a n a d a ’ s outer pocket and non-snag self-repair zipper Give the Qlo-Hlfl gUt with tho beautiful.edgo. basket of spring flowers, tlie solld-wood salad sot: 11-inch bowl carved In ------aethel^^ifl-to-her-projeotr —cnff- stunninB'piecBr'tmjr'matcttBBnrffi^nl' toured handles and mlrror-poliihed'blades bowU plus fork and spoon servers. $24.79 ■' Shrlners’ Hospitals at Salt 'Subsidiary of y^stern Union G>rporation of tempered stainless English steel. $26.85 • Ijikc Citynnd SpokanerMiss Beal presented the grand gu'ardinn with gifts from herself and the Bethel. .Beal prescpted Miss Beal .______wlth_a_l26-jiiyHnca^bond-for haviiig brought tl)c most'ncw members Into the Bethel . ^u rln g the past year. tloblc jotie wns. Joyed FoUon. Dccci Harmon was .JobJciOf the meeting. Jobic booster WAS Jn n fc e ..D oa l. ■ . -.flirtl^ay4iwQt»g-wont^(B^iUny- • Ederi and Dcrilse'MiiblloV. Clncly BnrlogI, Peggy onil . Amy Edtn, Nnncy QrayblU . Dlstlnsulsh yourself by givins this dlstlngulihod ThSQ rflarcnrtrtainor. Ragal War# party tim a Calculated to turn anyona Inti) a olocMfSatchar . nnd Mngglo .Wilson wcro. ■ sBrvlnft board ■.. .‘ deslanid-by-IUribo«r*fU»r- -fttflctrlc-fonU ue iM wUh-four cotor^codad _ . . .. tia a k O a ria ra l E la d r te i^ a n lf t l^ lo e k w ith p p p o ln t^ ^ to Uio d e an up C « n id » of Kfllectod Canadian hardwood.arid.' ,fondue forki. antl-spt$tter cover ondifondue -fithklninrold'on'blaok-lacaand-filaam inB gold- • com m Utoe. , . : . ,-v * . ■ CiiQ?;jr.iiiAiMiica.iTic ,1 I' Italian slate. AccompanyJnB cheese knives have cook^ok.- Adjustable olactronip nhntrol color Irlm .‘A i«ally' tlnn 0 latt:.tllnaplaca that — PiitlowinB~ttre— "diial-prdrtfl WHtniw a t l cBf Ut w a p r ^ ' l f t P ^ so rocipei turn out p ^ e c f evary tlma.'$22.50 -— ^ momborfl-proBoritoltUft-BkU- duHng n roccpUon. tl , ' II <6 TlmM-N«wt, Twin F«U». Id«ha ,SUild*y, NoueMbiC 11, 1»73 A nhette LIpyd, ^woildGe^iriie ______1.______!______U __ t mm__ J r>Gerard______I IIs . Ithe t . . son of kM l r .jm d fen,.Prkhi»rd,_lMra._WcrriS .GeiuiO,- IIoiUi .. ,i. (^emeht of 1 Shoshone ■ Hansen marry ibblAnne,to| ^ Miss Stephenson, Js a 1670 Gcno M ' Gerard. graduate of W allace School ,and HAGEnMAN - Annette Women of the Primary b In hcr.sonlor year at Uie _organlzatlon_ f _ t h — C hiu 'ch- U d y d becam e the bride oC-Klm 0 0 university of Idahorm ajAring-" Hdnsen In rites at Uie LDS asslsted wIUi tlio servng and in In theater. -the kftchcn. They Included Temple, Lake diy, Novr 1, I___ ' Gerard received his de^cc .Urltb'-Presr-GMrgo-Hr'Wooley —M rfl,-L w -0 uff,_ MfflTTBob - in chemical engineering at Uie . S Ti C l » l . h CUUM Trl^-M. v; l|M.. IM. Evans, Mra. Aaron Bowen, ofriclotlng. . U n iv e r s ity o f Id a lio ln 1073 a n d _ H io . bride is thojlflU£htcr_of__M ca,_PlainoJIulm c,.yrfl,_W iilt “ D E A R ’ AnPY.‘ no prlzcfl ,wna dinner (or two ^ American " Potato' . Co., lrltl(jgroo m ;l8.-thBr«>nto(7Mr;- — ^Mru r-M ike-Dwsley^ud ~S.rnr6[Trr/lnc6t~rc8{fturant:---- ^— — ' - . .... - ^Jllnckfoot. . - ■ -and-Mca^Dwayn—Hansen _C olotta^Slatter^3w in_£alls.v-Jl ==AjDring.WMiniE133aS5S«E K Z T 3 m m \ Z -W Bfsv'oni ^^i^FdlnMTFbWaui^IalidnitthiiUtilUw^ldJiSrPJ^I^^ --- , 'A'ruceptton wtis held In their tlie gifts. Carrylhg — Well, I jtiBl rccoivcd Q}biil for two dinners, tind it was lionor Nov. 3 at tlie Hagerman wei'o nleccdbf the bride, Debbie '^1 1 2 0 . TIilnkinR there must Imvo been a mistake, I colled Uio U )S cultural hall. Lana Lloyd, ^ d Slierry Slatter, Twin Falls. rcstnurntit and was told tliefo was no mistake, Idaho Falls, presided at the A program was presented rORYOUR u . . Tliat mnn nnd his wife had oi^ercd four appetisers, guest book. with Delbert Rasmufla 6n , CARPIT* I iincl THREn: lobsters for tlie two of them, p)us 150 worth of — 'nifi^-bHdo-woro-her-floor- -Rupert— uncle-ef-thc-=-brir ~^TT!rlnks“WhlcirtncludGd‘lS''baitloB"of ‘ Imported' b«?r!"niioy length wedding' gown' of rose ‘master of ceremonies^ Nancy UPMOLSTIRY even charflcd the “ tip** on tiie b lll.l J£ANN£XOl£- - d e s i g ...... -Rnsm rtiBscnT^oasin-Tif — -tiM AIIIM a— fashioned with-an Empire bride, presented a vocal solo, DEBBI STEPHENSON i ^ A I I .Crelg MIlUr or rm lm e arflst w blstline acccntetip veil of bridal Blaine Hulme, Everett Cox, Colum blo. will perform -illusion— was— odged— with -Jack—FrancU—and—Gerhard— scalloped lace and held by a Luttmer song several > •. I feel that we were taken ndvantage of, but I am at a TWIN FAI.LS - 'The Planned for the show by Mrs. crown of fabric petals. selections, and a modem dance loss as to whnt I should say to this greedy, gluttonous Comedians” wllh mime Cole are "Generntion Gap” Sh(^. carried a colonlol was presented by a cousih of ■ 'couple, Jeanne Cole and O’Leary ••Death of An Antt" “ Cowboys bouquet of pink carnations and the bride, The new couple ; - ■ Any suggestions?______TAKEN IN PnTSDURGlI - the o tc f^ -w ill. ■ be- — ontU4ndlan&v ‘•Kvft nnd* white— cflsebuds—with— bflbya- -apokc-bcicfly^ DEAR TAKEN: I would toy "Goodby," tfter telling presented at 7:30 p.m . Monday Adam,” •'BlB.Rover’'and "Tlie breath. She also carried a lace Among the special guests at them that (hey had ratcn tiieniBelvei out of your good at O’Leary Junior High.. New . Driver." Other mimes handkerchief, a gift from a the reception was the bride’s will also be presented.- . graces. Mrs. Cole, who has ' former M IA teocher, Mrs. ICd. grandmother, Mrs. Janette p c'rfo rm rd ---- w ith -----the— The Monday night Iju-son. Rasm ussen, BurFey, who also Albuquerque Mime Tlieatre for performance is open 'ree to all Chapel baskets of pink roses accom panied the couple to the r ^ D E A R A B B Y : Whflt do you think of a n Ql-year-old m an the past six years and has hod who would like to ottend. Tlie and fern flanked the bridal tem ple. r r^and a 70-year>old w om an who m ot in an old folks hom o four her own television show, has troupe will also give student party In the .receiving line. The new Mr. and Mrs- months ago, nnd decided to got married to.save expends? been traininf* O’lijary Junior performances at O’Leory, Lucy Jenlcs*, Hogerman, was Hansen will make their home I^.Jt’s true, ono double Is chcnpcr thon two singles, but isn’t High students for the past six nickel, Lutheran, Harrison, mold of honor. Bridesmaids In Twin Falls, where.he is self j • ;that a silly reason to get mnrrlml? LIVES HERE weeks. Washington, Morningsidc, were Mary Uoyd, Hagerman, employed with his father in Kimberly. IJncoln and Robert DEAR LIVES: It’s as good a reason bb any to gel Costumes and mime makeup sister of the bride, and Tawnn construction. Stuart schools. * m arried. And l>e((er than some. will be used by the students and Hansen, Dietrich, sister of the -M nrrColfr •perfori irfoi ince-ls -bridegroomT—Kevan—Hanfifln,- M im e, stories without words, bcinK sponsored by a theater Dletrich, brother of the Sii DEAR ABBYt I have been going with a guy for nine has been a popular form of art.s project in this area by- bridegroom, was best man. S r months. We have been together every night sinco we met. e nlcrtainm en l for centurle.s. It Community Oiildren's Tlieatre A four tiered wedding cake ' ; :H e Is 24 and I am IB, He.talks about long*rangc plans, such and the Idaho Arts and Let’s talk Is still popular, but not as m any centered the bride’s table. The 21^8 the two of us going* to Europe together next suipmef. mime artists are available now Humanities Commission. txittom tier was formed by four p p u r relationship is a good ono, but It would bo perfect if wo n.s fnrmorly. small cakes on pedestols. The T U R K E ^ * ' 'wero married. He has not mentioned marriage at all, ex- cake was Iced In white and « ^<^<^t to knock it. He was m arried for two years and Is now decorated with pink roses and I^flivorced. _ABOUT A NEW ^/ IF student accepted white doves. An arrangement Should I Just wait until he brings it up? I would hoto to of white feathered doves ~ go on like this for a couple of years and then find out ho topped the-cake which wos TWIN FALl^ - Michael Septem ber and Is available to KitchenAid Dishwasher doesn’t want to marry me. baked by the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Bcus, graduate of the Twin students of the College of r . How can I find out what his Intentions are without Carl IJoyd, Border, Wyo. Falls High School and a Engineering and College of ? being pushy? . WANTS TO WED ’ Quartet tables for the guests freshm un engineering m ajo r at Mines. TJie U niversity of Idjiho were covered witji^white linen FREE TURKEY WITH EVERY DEAR WANTS: If he doesn’t mention marriage, (he the University of. Idaho, has now h as the only- such cloths and were centered with Jl^h in ce i are he Isn’t conitdcrtng It. if you want to know for been accepted Into a new cooperative education Kitchen Aid DISHWASHER PURCHASED FROM silver bells under domed “ vure land 1 can’t blame you|, ASK him. But be prepared cooperative education program in Idaho and one of glosses and lied with pink program at the University. the few in the norlhweat. WILSON - BATES BEFORE THANKSGIVING! I for a let down. If your relationship It, ai you say, a ’’good b o w s .' k i«ne" now. It’s probably good enough for him—Indefinitely. The projjram bej^an in • »-* * t • ■ , DEAR ABDY; I notice the word "promiscuous” Is used ^^only to di^ribe women. A man who does the same thing Is called,Twith the ■ wirtk o f'a n eye], " a ladies' m b n ." And It sounds like a j . compliment! Why? . WONDERING IN YAKIMA

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C t t i i r t f •tK m rt BKTSMim TWIN F A U J-Terri Lynn 'Peterson bccomo tlio brldo of JACKET ' ’ Erfow Tbrtel“ ln-7iM '-p riit- ‘ .scrvlcfcs Npv. 3 at the Rcorgonlxcd^LDS Church, ■.-'.TwlnFalU/-:- $ ( |: M iss . .^otcttcrson. is the ■daiiglitfir-^nt-M r^and-M fa^L Regulor 7.96 J Blll'Moblcy, Jcromo, and tl>c " ■ lOOVa Nylon ^ ■'^bridegroom Is Uic.sofi of Judyi' u 'f it I quiltod jockol • Jerom e. ■ and - Palae— — '.•’■•sTTosrS^XC—

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gown of loco over satin with <--%-«i»id4anflUvvaUrSI)Aio4» ' bouquet of blue and J rosqbudsi w ' Karen Arbau^h was m aid of honor. Dennis Hills was best ' m an. ^ Theo Humphries was soloist. Pianist was Tawna m s . ERPOW TORTEL Fulln^er, cousin of the bride’s The • bridegroom is a iStRETCH BOOTIES mother. Mike Peterson, brotlicr of the bride, and Mills graduate of Jcromo High nog. 48® FtelT^ bVother of Or!oi\® ac-'' ;^,{)rldegroom, were ushers. 'Moore Business Forms, rylic/stretch Jerome. Tlie bride is finishing : y j 'v-TTie couple was honored a t o nylon. 9-11. :S£fflCeptlon following the her last year of school. Hie 0 0 0 0 O M V SUNDAY, NOV 11 1973 ‘OuPont Rag T M ■ ,^ ‘;\'ccremony. couple wilt reside in Jerome. ^lie cakcTIh tlie^fdi • ■^■Open Bible, wos set over a i (Muf0|Untain-0f blue wator.-Luoille COUPON'' 'SSilobinfion mado and decorated MEN’S FULL S ^ i o c a k e . TURTLENEGK ____Bobbie Peterson, sister of tlie •^yjylde, hod charge of the guest SWEATSHIRT •St^book. Hanna Turbevlilc cared Winners Our Reg. 3.33 for gifts. TWIN FALLS ~ W lnnir» ol Ih t YWCA ‘ "Mrs. ' A rth u r D a y , Pool Piavifi Supirvlitd Drldgt lor Monday w ir t RH« L a w li.llr tI; J«n •grandmother of the bride, H»ndri».«econd, K iv W ttfo vtr. Ihlrd. ind LaVcrni Ath«r, (ourih ^ 6 6 BONDED — served cake. Punch was served Mondav will Bt lha la tt day ol pUy until January. P r iiti will ba Avwardad lo ihota witrt'ini nignnt ■ccumuiafive'inir»*-Fi«v— Arbaugh poured coffec. . will baolnal I l i p.m. and anyone wantino to improva lhair bridga playing cr bidding Sun. On/y.- FLARES aiic brldo was honored al u waicomt lo aittnd three bridal sljowers. Each pvrton donatst t) lo the " y :' RRIDGE CARDS Swimming pool fund. You do n(>! h»y» 'o Comfortable, Reg. 30e bring a parli}tr with you In ordar lo piay Reg. 3.96 M rt H trb DurgtM U inUructor lightweight Ko- Plastic coated * TWIN FALLS - Th* -Twin Fallt dei' polyester- c a rd s , 4- N am ed Oupllcala Brldga Club mat Nov. I al tha Cpltcopal Auditorium /cotlon. Full tur- ■ CDlor design, wiihciipon Wmnari were Harold Oulcher and L J MOSCOW — iiludcnts named Robtrlwn, ( Irii. M rt L C Hack and Mr» tIeneGk sty le in QOOO ONLY SUNDAY NOV 11 1671 as resident holl advisers at the A V Wllllam». «econd. M rt Harold DulcnerandU E Hack, third, m o Mr> B colors. S-XL. $ University of Idaho this J C6ok and Mr» 0 M Raniom, (ourih semester include three from Mugic Volley. TWIN FALLS - The Twin Falli Friday Nighl Duplicate Club met Nov } al the Jim Meservy, Shoshone, Is a Episcopal Church Norm and' louih winner* were M fi resident hall adviser of Shoup Harold Dulchtr and L E Hack. Ilr ti, Mr MEN’S Hall. A son of June Meservy,- and M r* Lonnia Dorn», lacond. and Mr , PLASTIC and Mra. John Hatin. Ihlrd. Shoshone, he is a ]unior Eait and we*l wmnart wara'Mr* L C LEATHER Hack and Harold Oulcher. (Irtl. Mr and business management major. Neat, stitch-creosod DROP M r* Carol W ravtr. *acond, Mr and Mr* Lloyd Klmpronanfl M r* A L Johnjonand HIKE ROOTS Others include Patty slacks keep their Mi>* H O Fitipalrlck. tied lor Ihlrd Our Beg. 13.97 CLOTH U llm on, Twin Falls, daugter of neommng next week. Ihe club w ill begin play »l ; JO p m shape. Orion® Rag. 18' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ullman, ^'Twin FalU, French Holl, n TWIN FALLS - Tht Monday Af4«rnoon c^rylic or polyester/ Duplicate Bridge Club me* at Ihe Flratide junior interior design major, Room of lha Pretbylarlan Church (or an ]9 i acrylic, both bond­ —«p«ft »«>r» (owrnamanl. ";0 hd Clive Strong, Wendell, Overall winner* were Mr* Dudley ed to acetate. Fash­ Whitman Hall, a senior Dri*coll and M r* Earl Nellien, (lr*l. Mr* f^Sun. Only 9 ‘ Mirou#rlt»HDOOandLMr» A J, Llndamafr- ion colors. 8-18. Coupon business major and son of Mr. *acond, M r* H M WycoM ano M r* L J with Hobert*on, Ihlrd, M r* R R W illiam* and (S' DuPonl Rag TM and Mrs. Alvin Strong, A*r». M . D ^H « r(rull.-lo urih.-M ra .-J. &----- _Susd£ le a th e r 9x12'. To* Wendell. PelOhyitn and Mr». A, P. R uiieil. IKih. a^...i?ogt5 have sp<> p ro te c t padded . collar, furniture.— ground- gripping QOOO ONLV SUNDAY, NOV 11.1073 lug sole.Brown.7-12. AFGHAN DISH CROCHET SUPERDRYER KITS DRAINER Our Reg. 11.BS Reg, 1.^7 9 7 1 piN0ffr«GE .Withstands hottest "A complote ^ In se sn O^lgffs^frdtd” instructions to i ---- ov«nfn^-4ti ers. Divided cup sup­ I with color, mai

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JSM perrM filM M s: HAIRRRUSHES^—MEN!^MKI^ — stBel'Knlfe^land* ni>gr4St^Bun^nlf —R*0i7C?5‘^ u iirO 'itly — 247gatrwrj^ Stretch h a s l o c k (oroarvlng.H ard- nyfoh lld.S fttfe:-^ 1tli> Inv^cM PIKI- Im Icivvn wood handles.' slack ’ oo oo cn c ^ b u n d a v . novTi i . iit s ' FURNITURE so cks- . Wcil Phoiir 733 1^121 » flridisoiLAMMiieiFjslJlDietiMManrt Hriw Twlrfalli ' 41 TlmeS'KldTwi/Twln F a ilit Idaho. S u n dsy /N ov fitib «r 1I< 1979' A A agic-V alley. HosprFaf • Week's Recipe Winner Jerom e plans .... : A < B S , J: W. ALLEN Novem ber play — Bcffr306rKlmberly — dohdfion _ _ _ _ JKROME — Wlipt h a i^ n s when ilie doualttcr ^-BEEF AND 8TUFFIK0 Uflspoon of chllt Mwdcr, tho PATTIES water and musUrd. Pouf over , of an an'{|>fcrn(n]st m aKcs the VDralty'football te am ? , ' 1 (10 02.) ckn toniato soup and around the patties. Return presented to Uio oven ancl bake 10 more Tills U tho plot of the Jerome High School 1 ^ l^ n d s loan ground round .drama department's fall plav '.‘Time Out For minutes. Yields four to six * 1 teaspoon salt G in c e r," w hich w ill be presented Nov; 29 anci 30 U.TWIN F a ll - Mm, Djjion -^W-teaspoons-chlU-powdar-^^ine* [Browlcy, rcpresonllng Mnglc ^— T’-----in-the-janioriilBlrnudlttorliim:^— ^ - 1 cup packaged herb stufflng. . Featured in tho title roll will be Diano Sexton Volley Memorial Hospltnl’ mix Times-Newf will pay |5 as Ginger with Jolm.Neal and Debbie Handy — Au«llliiryr-hna_prc3cnt«(l=Q TU»bl6Spoona*clioppod:BWfiflt^rJ*^'W»V:f^^ - - . ploying her parents, HowQrd.aniLAgncs Carol. ■♦1,742 chock lo JnmcB h av e "pickle ^ F a y o r lt a i. I f y ou h av e "pickle - Also included inf the cast are Carol M caellen; ;^s«tibnum, ndmlnlstrntor o( 2 tablespoons choppcd cclorv f fv o rita r » d p e . |ust to _Mnjy.._Ann Jone,s,...TcrrL_PQ(prfi0n , _ J 0lm; 'Milcup-water: ■ ■■ - :,Donkori;I ior — fdlal=liciirl-monllorr-W,MO!-nn rlVA C m onitor, 1760; n vacuum Prohofat oven to 450 degrdes. ■ dven, J395; nnd n blood m ixer, ...Combine one-fourth cup of' »97. tho soup w ith tlie beef, salt and Named ■ .Tlie money lo fund tlic Bjtls I---- one—toaepoon—of-the-ohlH- ' wna rnlsed by sevcriil iiuxliihry powiler .Mlx well. Shape Into niEXBURGMagic V olley ______^nrolecla. Includlnn mnklnii and Ix—patties wUh-tm e-ineh— stinlmits at^R lck's^ollcgc;— -0^^-H(tve Your — Photograph scillnii flower nrrnngcmcnU, Standinglanding rims. Place in a Roxburg, who have been y ■proceedfl Irom .tolcvUlon rental shallowiialiow ovpn proof dish. Bake named to Rick’s official band S in B e a u t i f u l COLOR Txj? /% 'to patients; baby ortglnals, 15 minutes, pour off fat --- UaklnB-ond.nalo -ol-plctureaot ----^w b o rn —bablCT»i»»nil—the: :3^om^n(LKv-the ,.atu ______- Prlepr-;3i Im ing- aT -^fr^ft "^3743^oclt from rito Magic Vailoy^o- ■ ^ p P c d according to package Include Uiose of Twin F alls, hospital cart, sale of morlal HoipHai Auidlidry fo Jomos Rosen­ directions, with Uio pickle and Minidoka-and Bioine counties. Stationary, stuffed toys arid Check Phone 734-4977 celery. Place ono-third cup of Tliey. aro Celia Broadheact, 'smnll personal items for baum, hosplfof admlnlitr.olor, Tho monoy, tlis m ixture In the center of Rupert; Jon Pyrah, ,Corey; ^iutients. rolsod by fhd auxiliary, will bo used fo cach patty. Douglas Amington, Kimberly, Pholof>raf)hy liy K4-Y KAWAMX)T0 ^ TJjc auxlllarj/'s pediatrics . presented buy a fofal hoarl monHor, on l\/^C monl- ■ niRmi-Uinlrp.iTinlningJmun> -and^cnlnn^firRyhlll^Twin, ---;cohnnittee meets twier a- lor. d vacuum ovon ond a blood mixor. with tho rem ain ing ono-half F alls. 'monllJ ’to make “pinkie puppets" which arc given to ----Tonch child adm ilt£d ' to“ the- hosnitnl. Tljc committee also — makes^the-rpuppeLq-ln-otlierr -AV-edneiday — designs for gift Items and a • -rummage sale luis been an workshop annual event.. scheduled

TWIN FALLS - A portrait Hollister p a in tin g w o rk s h o p . co> sponsored by tho M agic Valley A rt G u ild and Uie CSI Art unit cited Department, will be held Wednesday at the Art Cottage on Ihe CSI campus^ rchaptcr, Order of Eastern Star,’ Hie workshop is sponsored !Vas given the traveling gavel by matching funds from the by members of Filer chapter at Idalu) Arts and Humanities ROAST k i n m n o r fiis you a OfOCO regular, meeting 'niursday. Commission and will feature 32-puE m m m ^ook •'•‘^Mrs. Cora Mathews and jJolin Colllas, Boise fre(vlance U.I am uftT... iNo ftJlnton Dougherty presented artist. MW TO e n M MOST fOR .the gnvel. According to Mike Green, YOUR HEtT DOlUR! ‘'■Introduced at the meeting CSI instructor, Collias is well # 6^ were Bill Clark, grand known for his pencil portraits tontine!; Mr. and Mrs. Duane of distinguished Idalu) citizens. Ramscyer, grand committee Ho olso teaches courses at •members of the G rand Chapter Boise State College and the BEEFi 'of Idaho; Mrs. Mathews and Boise Art Gallery. Dougherty, worthy matron and Colllas studied ot Ohio State ^worthy . patron of Filer University, the American '^Qiapter, and Mrs. Helen Academy of Art and the SPECIAL TEMPORARILY - • Matney, mother adviser of tho Qiicago Art Institute. He has Filer Rainbow Girls, exhibited widely in England, REDUCED ITEMS TO SAVE IJL O ffic e rs e.xcm pU fied the In dian a, Tllinols and Idohq. ^nitiatiorv ceremony in YOU EVEN MORE! LOOK -preparation for the official During the afternoon session, .-visit of M rs. Ina-Wllfion, wortliy - from I-to J p.m ., students will' FOR THE COLORFUL SIGNS! ISrand matron, Dec. 13. Mrs. paint from the model under ' ^ 7 7 7 7 ^ irCarolee Parrott announced a Colllas’ direction. Further ■ i.iii.iiiini'ti'iiii:i.nl. _ ,J u n o h « n lionorlng-Mrs.-WlIson .information.may be obtained nat the Colonial Room. . from G rden a t 7S3-0U4. AiBEJirsoni FftEiHKti m ... A! BERTSONS PRODUCE THtc pate THP I AST hay flF TMF “ m onth PROOUCT can 8S sold y/dkihOutmvm IT'S YOUn OUAAANTVR Of FRCMMEMl 'For The Gals" DANISH X-^EG&:SAl JE !* '- JE0 1U M .A A fflmoui nam t i*ont and panti In l)ar«t and wld« Ug». .SQUASH _ • laro* Scltetton - LAMEM:"‘. l l t Nfw Colon ond Slylat 1 5 •Sli«»8lot0 EX. LARGE A = “ ...... Orig. to *20 . . M FOR # FROSTING MIX

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Ron Wledenheft, Twin Falls: T ite lm a. Sw arte , T w in F a l l f : "I think It ought to be~a "Keep Iho fumoco down standard practice for everyone instead of up and down and Jiut to be more conservative. Turn try to bo nnoro conservative d ow n tlie he a t if y o u ’re going to overall. I do think there Is a bo gone on tlie'weekends and fuel shortage." turn down tlie heat In the evenings. I don't think-, everyone realizes that e ve n tu a lly w e ’i‘& a ll going to be affected by thld.”

Jerry M artin, Jerome: “ O u r house Is a ll electric an d I d o n ’t have a n y d e fin ite p la n s. Turn the heat ^ w n during the Steve Antoac, Rupert: day but this Is to save on the "W e’re talking about further cost of electricity Just as much in s u la tio n . Also le avin g Uie outside lights off and the llghtii leave lights on that are not inside.thut a rc not being used. I being upcd. We’re fairly feel also th a t there w ill be m ore conservative already. I think of’'a problem later on. We’vo thnt’.perhaps the fuel shortage been fi(>htihg a diesel fuel could have been avoided by' shortage on the. ranches nil better planning by the people s u m m e r .” that regulate the public utility companies.”

Ramona Peterson, Filer: “rve given this some thought and I really don’t feel Uiat there Is a fuel shortage. Doug McGee, Twin FalU: It’s a big hoax. We have “I think the fuel shortage Is a howover made some plans. We l>lg put-on. If l w ere to be m o re have put away, extra wood, conservative It would l>e to wood for all winter, which is save on money rather than to something that we don't save on energy." usually do. Wo havq also put away fuel. for a Coleman s to ve .” I

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Greene was faced with the Dy DICK KLEINER For 14 years, os. Bonanza’s will shake down and l>ecomc ‘I searched for Uie beast and problem of what to do. He HOLLYWOOD (NEIA) - Ben Cartwright, Greene didn't what he wants It to become, o found it Witiiin m e.’ I feel that didn’t have to worry about Three of Unlversal’a costume have to’worry about wardrobe. dramatic ' show with a both of those lines have the financial things. The aeries men., hovered around li)rne Week after week, year after philosophy,, not merely be n germ of an idea In tJiem, the made him a mlUlonaire but he Greene, plying him with sporta year, he wore basically the w hodunit. kind of idea we should explore isn’t the typo to sit arourid and shirts and.slncka and sports same outfit. Now, playing a , ‘i remember a line from a on G r iff.” do nothing. jacket^. This .wns something modern-day private eye, and a ' piny," he says. “It went: i had new for Greene. Soqiething he well^"e"elod'6hTrrtnrmust“h aw “ stage and movies. He couldn’t hadn’t bnrgained for when ,he a , modern well-heeled to slip a w a y .’ A nd dn o lh er lin e: find a play or a musicol he signed t&do a new series called' wardrobe. It’s added work.. * liked. And he found most of tlie Griff for ABC-TV. After Bonanza bit the dust, Tnovlo offers verging on the odav'sTFUNV^Y pronographic. ‘‘3?^ot’s not for m e,” he soys. ••llie closest 1-could come to ' prono a c tin g w ould be ‘E)eep -Wnndshake.” a lw a v ? pbkfbct . Anyliow, he likes TV and four MAtfeS studios were bidding for his services. Two had no specific-' iproperty in mind. One wanted . him to play Nero Wolfe. He couldn’t see himself as the famous fictional fat detective. -So-he~went-for--tho Universal- deal, because he liked the Griff - p ro p erty .------looking back, Greene feels his career has, thus far, been a happy and fulfilling one. He ' divides It up Into three sections. There were 14 years, in Canda when he Bid everything —.radio*.5tage^,TV, A Spicy Hint From The Bowl & Board teaching — and those were good years. “I made more money than the prime minister of Canada,” he says. Then came a six-year period ^ when he freelancedas an actor ' all over Uie world, including In England,New York, Hollywood .and again in Canada. He did tliree Broadway plays, many movies, hundreds of TV xind radio dramas, and most recently, tlie 14-year stay with ■ Bonanza. - Now he looks LORNE GREBNE shuns m ovlcs^i_th horiLcore.s 0 x -forward to-whatever the future • ~^(hem ei..**The clbseitrrcould coihe to porno acting would holds. b«’Deep Handshake.'” . ' He hopes Grl|| eventually

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-nii^ Rflvnl F n m llv , ,_____ - IT —^treote ona!ff‘WWeiaLl^'^ » 'V; 2b — Virginian “ 9700" “ B o a t" — “The Glass Bottom Boat" a 2b, 5 — ‘^lO.OOO P yrom W 3 , 4si _ M crv G riffin 2sl — N B C Ne\^s 10:40 spy spoof highllghtqd by I 8:45 7b — U)vo, Am cricon Style 2b — Cannon 3 — Movie ►‘Operation slapstick and a strong 4sl - N ow s 8 — Jeopardy &, 3, 11 — G u n sm o k e H e a rtb e a t” Bunnortlng cost. 9:00 5 — BVU Football Hlrihllghta ■sr7BrTr=nxntiraic _ U — L e t 's Mnkn n D e a l______^ ______& J0 ______M o rn in g S:SO . 4b — B ook B e at 10:45 2bl3 - Gambit 5-.2S 7b — Brad'y Duncli 10:00 7b — Jo h n n y C arson f/— I Love Lucy 5 — Farm Report 8 — Three on a Match 2sl, 2b, 3, 5, 0. 11 - News 11;00 5 — R o m p e r Room 5:30‘ n — Girl In My Life 4sl - M od S quad 4al — N ew s 9:30 5 - Suinmec_Somc8tcjL • 1 1:10 - ^lr7 b r# rn — -IWIywood- _3 iH _ ■10;15______■ JT W r 2b _ Rostleas Gun 7b _ News • 5 — Movie: “Blindfold’" S q u ir e i 5, 11 — News 4:00 10:30 lls3® 2b. 3, S » Love of life 6:1S 2al _ I Dream of Jeannie 2sl, a , l i ~ Johnj^Cnrsot^^^^s^M ovle^|Sc^ 4ol - B ra d y B runch 2al — A m e ric an Story , 3 - Joker’s wild ; — ■ f : U *6:45 4sl — D a n ie l B oone ' a>;3, 5,- N m 2sl - N ew s 4b — Sesame Street 4sl — H otel B ald erd ash 5 — B o n an z a - 7:00 2* 1. 7b - ..^Mpardy W iU 7b — Andy Grifflth a>l, 7b, 8 — T oday 8 — Lovo, American Style 2sl. 7b. • — W ». What or’ 2b — N ow s; 11 — Our Changing Community W here 3, 5, 11 — C a p tain K angaroo 4:25 2b. 3,5 — Search for Tom orrow 7:30, 2b — Let’s Make a Deni 5 — M n tc h G o m e '73 4sl. n ~ SpUt Second -nriS5- 8:00 2sl ~ H o g a n ’s Heroes 2sl — Carolyn Dunn . . . D o lla r s 2b, 5 Joker’s Wild 3 — $10,000 P y ra m id and Sense i 3 — N ow s 7b — Hogan’s Heroes 7b, 8 — N e w s 8 — Brady Bunch 11:00 ' 11 _ N ew s 2sl. 7b. 8 - B afn c 4:45 _2b — Guiding Light the FUN s p o t s 7sl — F ig u r in g It O u t 374s1. 11 — All My Children WORLD ALMANAC 4:55 FACTS 5 - M idd ay 2b — Theatre Billboard 11:30 south of thfi border 5:00 2sl,'7b — Tliree on a Mntch 2sl, 2b. 3, 11 — News 2b. 3. 5, U — As the W orld 7b, 7£i — MIsterogers T urns ]\ OVE]IIBi]R 1 2 •Isl, 8 — l ^ t ’a Make a D eal 5sl — D rag n e t Afternoon 7b - Ne[OV£M BER 1 8 2b. 5 - GuldlnR IJfiht^ E v e n in g 4sl, 11 — Newlywed Game 0:00 7b. 0 - T oday In Idaho . 2al, 5 — N ews IN TH E 12:30 2b, 3, 4sl — Truth or 2sl. 7b, 8 — Doctors Consequences 4b, 7sl — Sesame Street H o r a t i o . Alger was an 2b, 3. 5sl, 11 - Edge of Night 7b - TO'Tell tiie Truth American writer who penned 4a] _ G irl In My U fo 8, 1 1 *- Rookies , GALA ROOM a b o u t 135 b o o ks w h ic h sold 1:00 about 30 million copies. In 2sl, 7b — Return to Peyton^ 7:00 2sl — M ovie — “ B arefoo t In the 1867, ‘‘R a g g e d D ic k " b e c a m e P la c c his nrsl successfuFBbyOflgs- 2b. 3 — Match Game 73 Pork“ td-riches nlot novel. His •Isl, 11 — One Life to Uye ' 2b, 3, 5 — H e re ’s Lucy i)croes dramatized the Ideal 5 - Secret Storm ■4sl, 7b. 0 — Pro Football that any popr boy could be­ Days of Our Uves 4b — Woman come weoUby if ho was in- 11 — America lelUgent, hard-working and 2:00 7:30 honest. Tiie World Almanac 2sl’. 7b — Somerset notesHVlgoi^B-books-mado a 2b, -2b. 3. 5 — D ic k V a n D yke great Impression upon 4sl — U ve, American Stylo 4b — Chan-ese Way America's youth during n 5sl — Movie “Once Before I 7sl — Seven Scene period of great economic ex* D ie ” 8:0 0 p a n s io n . ‘ 8 — A nother World 2b, 3. 5 - M e d ic a l Center Physician urges patients toTneditate on cancer

enlisting the patient In his own n y J A M E S H . B O W M A N Travis Air Force Base .(Calif.) healing process Is to break They included a 12-year-old (c) 1973. C hicago D a lly New s through the notion that cancer CHICAGO - A physician tjoy afflicted with a tumor who means death, he said. who Rpeclallzes In cancer among other things Imagined S lm on ton acce p ts the theory his white corpuscles as therapy says bo uses mlnd- Uiat we all have cancer many over-matter techniques In cowboys on horses as they times and get over It, fighting treating his patients. attacked his cancer. JON & SANDRA It off ourselves before It comes Dr.JTarl Slmonton. of Fort A 38-year-old flier picture d to our attention, a position he Worth, Tex., told how ho his white cells as navy frogmen said Is. endorsed by 75 to 00 combines conventional —‘ “disloyal of him," said per cent of cancer q^eclnllsts. Slmonton. Anothfcr patient saw . STEELE Uierapy, such as radiation, After doing his best to with meditation by the potiont. hor cells as a swirling c on vince th e p a tie n t of h is ow n snow storm . A LOT OF SOPHISTIOVTION AND A He addressed a-symposium usefulness In the healing on “now dimensions of llils Imagining and sort of —process, Slnionton prescritjes a LITTLE BIT OF SENTIMENT. JON'S STUNr healing" presented by the cheering on one’s own body os two-minutc daily relaxation Acodemy of Parapsychology It employs Its healing perio d. NIN G RANGE ON THE, KEYBOARD and M ^clne and splrltusr mechanisms Is only part of Tills Is followed by another MOVES FROM "WARSAW CONCERTO" Frontlefb Fellowship hero. Slmonton's techlque, which he two minutes In which the Slmonton gove examples of- now— employs In private patient "pictures'’ his. cancer TO "SOMEWHERE MY L O V E . " THEY HAVE the technique taken from his practice. - . ‘ f ’ as It appears to him , together A GOLDEN RECORD, "M Y HAPPINESS." recently ended two-year career ^ The first and nfwst difficult with hla image of the with the u:s. air force at problem approached in white, healing cells. SundiJv, Nov.mb.r II, 1»73 T lm « N.w., Twin F.li., ld.ho Ttiesdliy Television Schediile

------8 ;8 0 - ^5 — Midday " ill — I Dream of Jeannfe 8 :». On diannel 11 at 6:30 p jn . 2brS - 110,000 Pyram id 1 1 :5 0 3 — Joker’s W ild, 4 b - 4 -T c U Movie — '‘Tlie Cowboys" — 8 :4 5 2sl, 7b — Tlirce on a Match ^ I — Daniel Boone 9 :0 0 . John Wayne turns a shabby 4 s l - N o w s 2b, 3, 5, 11 — As the World 4b — Sesame Street 2 s lf 7 b , 8 — T h e B lu e K n i g h t — group of schoolboys Into a 9 :0 0 T u r n s — &-=^Bonan«i______‘ determined band of men on a 2sl, A), 11 — Dinah Shore 4 s l. 8 — Let’s Make a Deal 7b — Andy G riffiUi 2b All In the Family grueling cattle drive in the old 2b. S'— Gambit A f t e r n o o n 8 — Love, American Style 3 - M a n n lx w e s t ■ . 4sl — I Love. Lucy 1 2 :0 0 11 — C a n fie o . . 4b — Cabbages and Kings ____ ; 5 — Romper Room 2sl Days of Our Lives 4 :2 5 6 — Hawaii «Flve-0 , M o r n in g • - 9 : ^ _____ -K 2b — News . TM ’ft Make a Deni 11 — E m e r f lo n c v ‘3 : 2 5 ■ — 2glr7brflH ll-~"H ollyjvood ------2br5-=-Quiding-tighl— ^------S q u a r e s ' 4sl, 11 Newlywed Game 2sl — Hogirt's Hcfocs S:SO 2b, 3, 5 — Lovo of life ■ ■ 7 b , 8 — Today in Idoho 2b - M-A-S-H 3 — JIO.OOO P y ra m id 4b — Inquiry 5 — Summer Semester 4al — Brody Brunch _ J 2 l? 0 _ -'Tjj i z H o g a n ’S Heroes------B:M. 9:5? 2sl, 7b, 8 — E)octor8 ----- 8 — B rad y B unch , 5; n - Nowtfl 2 b , 3 , 6 — N e w s , 2b, 3, Sal, 11 — Edge of Night 2sl, 2b, 3, 6 , 7 b , 8 ,11 — News 6:15 10:00 4al - G ir l in U fe 11 - * N e w s 4sl — Mod Squad 4:45 2sl — Am erican Story 2 a l, 7b — Jeopardy 7sl — Lolom o 7b1 — Figuring It Out 6 :4 5 . ' 1 0 :3 0 2sl, 7b — Return to Peyton lOtSO ------4:55 ------2al — News • 2 s i, 7b, a — Who, What or P la c e 2 a l, 7 b , 8 ,11 — Johm iy Carson 2b — Theatre Billboard 4sl - Hotel Bflldordoiih W h e r e 2b, 3-—- M a tc h G a m e '73 1 0 :S 5 5:00 7 :0 0 2b, 3,5 — Search for Tom orrow 4sl, 11 — Orie Life to Uve 2b — Movie — “ Buckskin" 23i, 2b, 3. 11 — News 2 s l, 7 b , 8 — T o d a y 420, 11 St>Ut Sccond 5 — Secret Storm 1 0 :4 0 -7b, 7»1 — M isterogera — N o w s ------1 0 :5 5 - 8 —'DayE-of O urlivcs- 3«— A v e n g o p ft------Ssi — D rag n e t 3, 5, 11 — Captain Kangaroo 2sl — Carolyn Dunn ... Dollars 2:00 5 — Movie — "W arlock” 7b — N ew s 7 : M a n d S e n s e 2sl, 7b.— Somerset 11:00 * 5:30 5 — Match Como 73 7 b . 8 — N e w s 2b, 3, h — Secret Storm 4 s l — N o w s 8:00 11:00 4sl — Love, American Style 2sl, 2b, 3 ,4ai, 5,7,8,11 — News 11 :S 0 4b, 7si — E le ctric C om p any 2b, 5 - Joker's W ild 2 a U 7 b , 6 ~ B a fn e Sal — M ovie “ O n ce Before I 4sl — Invitation to a Royal 3 — N e w s 2b - Guiding Ught D ie ” Ev e nin g W e d d in g n — T o d a y 3, 4fll, 11 — AU M y OiUdren 8 — Another World 6:00 12:00 2:30 2sl, 5 — News 23l, 7b — Tom orrow '2sl, fl, 11 — W izard of Odds 2b. 3, 4sl - Truth or 2b - Virginian Conscquenccs 3, 4si — Merv Griffin 4b, 7aJ — S esam e Sb-eet 7b — Love, American Style 7b - To TeU the Truth 6 — Je o p a rd y 8 — Snoopy Directs the Ice 11 — Let’s Make u Deui FolUes - J :3 0 . . 11 — Temporntures Rising 7b — Brady Bunch 6:30 8 — Tlireeron a Match *' 2sl — World of Survival 11 - Girl in My Ufe 2b — People's Press 3:55 Conference 2b — Restiej^ Gun 3 — Hawaii Five-0 4si — To Tell the Truth ‘ 5 — Hollywood Squares Weiner Gains 7b — Lot«a Luck 11 — Movie — 'The Cowboys" 7:00 High ABC 2sl, 7b, B - Bob Hope . 2h. .ft - = J4 a u d e _ 1______~ Spcrft8^Po8i ----- 4sl — Temperatures ‘Rising ' ■lb — Movie — “Smokey” Irw in Weiner lias been ‘ 7:30 - named Vicc PJiisaident, 2b, 3, 5 H aw kins STEAMWAY Blue Knight Administration and' 4sl — M ovie — "T lte Cow boys” W ILLIAM HOLDEN makes his television Operations, ABC Sports, Inc., 8:00 BILL-DOUG-ED ------Bumper-MorRnni-o-aOryeni*-— - -it'Twos-announcod-by'-Roone ------2sl, 7b — Snoopy Directs' IKC ” veteran of the Los Angeles Police Departm ent -Arledge, President of ABC ice Follies 7 3 3 -6 0 3 6 facing retirem ent In Joseph W ombaugh’s “ The S p o r t s . g> . Blue K n ifihl" to be colorcost as o four-part m ini He w ill bo responsible'for all bcries on NBC*TV beginning Tuesday evening.' financial and operational D ie three rem oiding segments w ill be seen Nov. m atters of ABC Sports, Inc. 14, 15 and 16 on evening schedules. In m aking the-announcement - M r, -AjJedgg-snid,- iiW e—arc- delighted to hove a person of M r. W einer’s great production -E^ n d a Jn Tie W -sho w experienTO Join i^ us at ABC ..W<9 0 l Sports. His understanding of -Henry-Fondo w ill Btar-lnitho— -G oldbcrg-wiU produce-thtfilnL _____ ]these areas that hove grown so SIUMESQCKS- title role of ‘‘0. W . Street,’’ an from the original screenplay ln“compiexity ln rec«jnt^ars- ABC Tolovlslon Network by Jack B. SowaVds. w ill prove invaluable to ABC's ■ coverage of national and "M ovie of the Week” whiqh Henry Fonda, who recently intem otional sporting events." w ill servo as the pilot film for a starred in the “ ABC. Suspense projected ’ series, it was M ovie” titled “ The Alpha Mr. ■ Weiner hos been a n n o u n c e d t o d a y b y M ic h a e l D . Caper,” was an 'Em m y D irector of Production Control Eisner, Vice « President of nominee last season for his — East Coast, for the ABC Prime Time Program performance in "The Red Television Network since Dcvelt^ont-Production, ABC Pony.” One of Am erica’s most February 1970. He was Entertainm ent' highly regordcd actors, his Supervisor of Sports Unit The OO-mlnute Spelling- screen career Spans over 70 M anogersfrom lOCOto 1070,‘and Goldberg production begins film s, among them such a unit m anager from 10G7 to film ing in late November at classics -as "The Grapes of loco. Previously, he had been , [COMPORTABLe] 2« h ’Century-Fox $tudloa. Wrath, “The Ox , Bow ^ in Netwprk Operations from ‘ In the title role. Fonda plays Incident," "Twelve Angry * 1 0 6 4 ; H e jo ined t h e A B C “ a sheriff from the Texas M en" and "M r. Roberts." On Television Netw ork in 1002. He is a idSl graduate of Long panhandle who tooches atage his numerous credits Island University where he criminology ot the local range from "M r. Robgrtg" to SOFT. SMOOTH THICKNESS university. One of his students, the Just^nnounoed one-man received .a B. S. degree. now a district attorney In' a show, "Clarence D arrow ." - Following graduation, he TO CUSHION YOUR STUMI’ lATRe C alifornia city, seeks his The Spelling-Golf^berg served in the U.S; Arm y. Mr. Weiner and his wife, hftlp in solving the m urdpr of organization . produces . "Tfie th a td ty's captain of detectives Rookies” for ABC, plus a Adrianne, are the parents of C R O W LE Y 'S HEALTH CARE CENTER and hlr«s him as the nun's number of "Movies of the two daughters and reside in W. ADDISON AT MARTIN .---- replaceniB^t , .W o Q k .” Roslyn Heights, Long Island. ■ TW IN FA U S A a r o n 7 ’ -t i/ 4 T I m M - l •A, ■ I'.A. . Wediiesday Television Sch^edule

PiQCO • 11— News 11— Movlot ’’Troppod'- Wcdncs(lny« November 14 0:30 2b. 3 - Match Gannc 73 4:4S 2b — Sonny a n d O ic r On channcl 4sl at 8:30 p.m. 2sl, 7b, B. 11 — H ollyw ood 7al — F ig u rin g It O ut 3 — Movie: “Marriage'on the Movie— ferocious giuird tlogj SquaroB 451, n -- 4:55 Rocks*' trnined to kill are on the nltnck 2b, 3, 5 — Love of L ife 5 — Secret StonT» . Thoatr-iyRiUhnard.. ■ 21). 7.sl -s- m il M oycca-Ji?UEnnL "1n"''Trnppcd:“ ”Jnmu5~BrDHn- -4al— Brndy-Bruneh- -O-^-Days-of-Chu^Uvep------8:30 0:55 2:60 5:00 portrnys their qunrry, a ■ 4sl — M ovie: “ T rn p p e d " 2b. 3, 5 — News 2sl, 7b — Somerset 231, 2b. 3. 1 1 - N'ewS terrified man locked In a •11). lis\ — The Session department store and fighting 10:00 2b, 3, U - &cret Stprm 7b, 7fil Misterogers 0:CO for his life against the savogc 2b1, 7b — Jeopardy 4sl — Ix)vc, A m e r ic a n Style t e l-1-Drftgnet-'- 2sl — The B lue K n ig h i - a n im a ls ^ _ lD i3 Q _ ^-Sal^^aviR J.'OnccJBfttonLJ______7b - N ews M o r n in g 2sV 7b, 0 - W ho. W liat or D ie " 5:30 2b - K p jak ) 5:25 * . Where 0 — Another World 2sl. 2b. 3. 4sl. 5, 7. 8.11 — News 4b, 7sl - The Mild Bunch 5 — F a r m R opq|t 2b, 3,5 — Senrch fo rT o m o rro w 2:30 •Ib^ 7sl — E le ctric C om p any 5 -^ C annon •• - - • 5:30 4sl, II - Spill Second • ' ] 2sl, B, 11 V Wizard of Odds lilvpnlng n -r- .Untamed World 9:30 5 — Summer Semester 10:55 V a> — Virginian 6:00 6:00 2sl — Carolyn D u n n . . . D ollars 3, 4sl — Merv Griffin is l. 5 ^ News ■lb — W o m an 11 — Sanford and Son 5. 11 — News and Sense 7b — Love, An^erican Style 2b - R n iiro iiii D o c m io n ta ry 6:15 7b, 0 — News 8 — Je o pa rd y ' 3, -Isl — Truth or Consequences •ISiCa 2sl — American StorV 11:00 11 — I^ t’s Make n Deni •lb. 7sl — S esam e Street •isl. 2b. 3, 5, 8, 11 - News 6:45 2sl. 7b, B - Baffle 3:30 7b — Toiell the Truth Isl — M od SJquad 2sl — N ew s 2b - G uiding U g h t 7b — Brady Bunch (1 - Adam-12 • • I 10:30 4al — . H(^tel B ald erd ash , 3, 4sl, 11 - A ll M y C hildren 0 — Three on a Match 11 — Movie: ‘'Brian's Song” 2h1. 7b. n. 11 — Johnny Corson ...... , 7 -0 0 - 5 — M id d a y ------11--- Glpl-in-My-Ufo------______„6:30. U Q J 5 _ 2b - C B S N ew s S p e cial 2sl, 7b, B — Today 11:30 3 :5 5 Isi Police Surgeon 10:40 2b - N ews ,2sl. 7b — Tliree on a Match 2b — Restless Gun 3 — M aude 3 — Movie: “Wlio Slew Auntie 3, 5, 11 — C a p tain K angaroo 2bf 3, 5, 11 — As th e W orld 4 :0 0 4sl - To Tell The T ruth R o o ? ” 7:30 T urns , 2sl — I D re a m of Je a n n ie 5 — Tlie N ew P ric e Is R ig h t 5 Match G a m e '73 4sl, 8 — Let’s Make a Deal 3 - Jo k e r ’s W ild 7b — O zzle's G irls 5 - C B S N ew s 8:00 Afternoon - 4sl — D an ie l Boone n — Ow en M ars h a ll 11:00 2b, 5 - Joker’s Wild 12:00 4b — Sesame Street 7:00 •Lsl — N ews 2sl. 7b - Adam-12 3 — N ew s 2sl — Days of O ur Lives 5 — B on an za „ 11:05 2b - i Tlie Waltons 11 - T oday 2b — Nows 7b - Andy Grifnth 2b — M o v ie : "T lie I ^ f t l a n d e d 4al — Movie: “Brion’B Song” d:Su 2b, 5 — Guiding Light . 8 — Love, American Stylp G u n ” 3 - Cannon 2b, 5|— $10,000 P y ra m id 4sl, 11 — > Newlywed Game 11 — Our Changing Community 8 :4 5 7b, 8 — Todny In Idaho 4 :2 5 4b — Showcase : 11:10 5 — M ovie : “ V on R y a n 's 5 _ Movie: ‘llie Hunters 4sl t— "News 12:30 2b - Let's Make 5 D c q I nXprc".^ 9:00 2sl, 7b, 0 — D octors 4 :3 0 11:30 ' 7:30 2sU 7b, 11 - D in a h Sliore 2b. 3, Sal, 11 - Edge of. Night 2sl — Hogan’s Heroes i»l — Jack Poor 2b, 3 - G a m b it 4sl - G irl in M y U fe 3 - $10,000 P y ra m id 2sl, 7b. 8 — Elvis: Aloha From 4sl e- I Love Lucy ‘ 1:00 7b — Hogan's Heroes H aw aii 12:00 . b, 7sl — F ren c h Chef 2sl, 7b — Tomorrow 5 — Romper Room 2fel, 7b — Return to Peyton 8 — Brady Bunch 4 Thursday Television Schedule

Thursilay, November 15 2sl, 7b, 8 - Wlio, What or 8 — Jeo pardy 9 :0 0 ”Anor3rp:m7on'ehnnnDl'3^ - W h e r e ------11— Lot^o-Mok& 7(|l — Advocates V 4 d Uw . f . 2a\, 7 b ' n*'‘— Movie: ‘‘Journey to 10:30 7b — Lovp, Am erican Style a i l o h ” ^ Sund»y, N o u a m lM r 11, 1973 TlmM-N«wi, Twin F »IU . Idaho, 7 Nipw M fia 1Q7S.

ByO. A.(GUS)KELKER F a lls -**all v ita lly interested in love It — especially the m oney. ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. - the project which will supply One wasj)ort and blonde Kathy Everything at tlie Jim Brldgcr Uie ejM trical energy needed to Autry who mokes tlie round ^tcnm^Tectrlc-pr^ecllsTiIg^ keep the Volley humiinlng — trlnTlaliyfiroirrGpecn'Rlvorto- and the clcctrlcol energy which toured the area with Wes hold down her Job. (Sec comcs from It os a result of nil Kluckhom, project occountant, p ictu re ). UiQ! planning, ond all the work, filling In the details. If J im B ridger, the m o untain and nil the Invcalmenl will bo Spen(|inK o dov in the ai;oa m a n whose n a m e tlie- p lan t B -to c r;------^------— wcro-"Jcan-MlJnrr-Twlrr~FallB- -carrioBr-waa-t<>-return-to-hlB- If all goes according to plan city manoRcr; Georgp Staud- haunta of 140 years ago, he — and schedule — the first aher.Twin Fhllssuiierlntcndcnt wouldn't know the place. g e n e ra tin g u n it -will be under of schools; Ray Rostron, V But, then, neither wruld tests starting in Scpleinbcr manager of the Twin Falls iuiyone who walked ncrosf. the 1974 a n d the onerf’y will be ' Chamber of -Commerce; area only four‘or (Ive.^ears coursing throu(>h the lines and Willard Rees, vice president of a g o . Tlie groun d for the project ' headed for Id ah o Power Co. the Twin Falls Bank and Trust w as b ro k e n J u n e 10, 1971. customers In January of 1075. Co., and ’ Earl Haroldsen, There should be a big ^Tiis initial burst of eneri’yA division m a n a g e r o f thv‘ Idaho celebration sometime .after cominf^ from one of llu' Power with headquarters in Septemberi 1974 and before s te a m - e le c tr ic p la n ts t-ver 'I’w in FalLs. January, 1975, to “welcome” consli*uctcd, will assure Maylc They discoverfcd many tlie energy into the lines to Valley' customers~ol uialm " lliinfTsmreylcnrned'thcrcis-n— -^ldnh(T---- -— “ ------»r<- - Power tliey will have all the 150 foot overburden on the coal We .said everythin!’ was b ig ! ...i* --. :;1-: ,. ■ ■ : ' electric energy they need supply which will be removed Kroin the Rock Springs because the amount available lu get at it and that the airp o rt, about 30 m iles a w ay , will be one4hlrd more than is overburden will all be replaced you can see the two nearly- available in the entire system when the Job Is done. Tliey 'JCiT^pieied st^icks pointing Into at the present time. learned the coal field stretches tlie stark sky. 'Hiey are 500 feet , TWO OF THE three stacks which will plcrcc A nd yet th is p la n t — with Ujc on for more Uian 15 miles and high. And 'when the tliree the Wyaming skyline at the Jim Brldgcr plant second u n it expected to be in will last for 50 years as a plant plants are done you will be able arc nearing completion. Each will have a commercial operatlun in 1975 supplier. T hey learn e d tiiat Uie to see th e m too — because tliey w ill be as fa ll as a 25-story BIrds-Eye Vlow se|>orate generating plant as a part of the uTm ih e U iird Inte in 197G — will big motlve-haulers — in other office building, they will be 710 clectrlcal energy complex. have a "life" of only about 35 words rucks — will each carry years. There's 50 years of coal 120 tons of coal, against the 80 feel long Jind 310 feet w ide. ovaiiablc.to run tlie project but carried by a la rg e ra ilro a d coal And if you need something else to convince you os to the in 35 y e a rs e ng ineers car. They learned that sizo of the Jim Brldgcr spread anticipate all things will . conveyors will put the coal in — operated jointly by Idaho change and operation will no ^reat storage hoppers, "niey Power Co. and Pacific Power longer be profitable. learned that tlic steam turbines and Light Co. — we will let out So th a t’s tlie w ay It is. are bigger than most any power the fa ct there w ill be m ore than Millions of dollars to build

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FIVE TWIN FAUJ3 men get briefing from- ■ Wc« JCIuckhorn, project accountant Starting PUSH BUTTON control will feature all second from left the five are George Staudaher, . operaUoiu at the automated plant generating Right Up There Connoctloni Pliii POLBSWAIT for final connecting llne i w hich Hay iloitron, Jean Mllar, Earl Haroldsen aiul . . vital energy for Idaho. • w ill be pliccd when the Initial geaem tor goei W illard Reel. ■ I Pole* In Pldc* commercl**- Sunday, Novamb^r n , \ m TImai-Nawi, Twin Fall*, Idahp » • 'nmw-N(Wt> Tw in F *llii ld-S(lndjiv, Nou«nib*r ll.'iv n By ANN DAILY resldelit inspector arrlvea. Tlmeg»New» W riter Federal m eat InspectiQn Is

__bcct-inBpccUon-hoS-OpenMlthp increased m orketlng. In the door to interstoto m arkctfl for lost year arid o holf the .Independent Moat' Co., co'mpony has added an .‘.occordlng to President Otto addlUonol 30 per cent floor space aimed at Incroased F lo r e n c o . The company, sUughtor- efficiency. processors and distributors of The additional space w ill not at present Increase tncnt products to retail ond wholcsnlc marketa, became slaughtering but malce the fourth , Idaho plant of Its processing and shipping more efficient. Approxim ately 50,000 k in d ta be federally Inspected. Form erly the plant had head of hogs and cattle w ill be ise«l-in-J973rM oBt-of'tho —Tjpcrated^'-under Uvestock comes f r o m ' Southern Inspection. Federal mspccUon w ill allow interatnto moat id o h o . A shipments, as state Inspection new order, ossemby ond shipping departent w ith pallet d id n o t . . ____ .______mOCESSlSG_W IKNE^t ______F u tu re m a rk e ts *111 be in- ond power conveyor systems ____ ' states bordering Idahp, niany were instolled w ith additional „ ^ ^ Meat Co., Twin Falls, are from Icfl, Mm. Betty with national food concerns storage area. Included are two H o t llO g S , Montgomery, Filer; M™ n^gle ^ which wish to redistribute beef coolcrs, w ith tem peratures o Mrs. Helen McVcy, both Twin F^». J>eld between 33 o n d 35 degrees, company products. Tlie. plxwt anV***e? company recently Installed ■ Federal meat had previously boen foderolly for carcasses and fabricated Inspection. Inspected during 1W3 ond 1M4. cuts, and o low temperature Inspection Insures health ond freezer from zero to m inus five wholcsomenefis, with onimnl4 degrees which holds guarded from the time the appro}(imatcly 80,000 lbs. of anlmol is offered for slaughter moot product. New to the point of sole; refrigficfltor com pressors were The meat inspector s odded. providing 150 tons of responsibility is to oversee additional refrigeration processing methods and capacity. New generol and procedures to comply V?nn private offices and meeting federal regulotlons. They room s viEre b'i'U >>n>l oversee Uic proper (^epartmonts recolvod formulation, lobellng and cxtcnalvo romodoUng. p a c k a g in g o f a ll m e a t p roducts A n e w w a B to w n te r I r c n t m c i i t to guarantee tbe consumer gets system U being Instolled which ■ whotII isIS listediiaioa in theUiu pockogo. will Include nn onoroblc lagoon ______.Jthoiinh tedernl -avBtcm- with n niechanicnl InspeiiMons yield the samo _ a r^ c system. Flnnl auaBly of product, procedures w ill be .Into city sewago. arc dUfcrenl resulting In Sprinkling systems after Increased bookkeeping,^- treatment w ill oventuallj Florence said, In-lgote company form land. Formulas nr? aubrnmed and ’’ ------reevaluated.— £ot_ federal founded In 1008 M ' the

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accepted or are being “a nroccssed. The chang»flvor Florence Sr. In 1010 «nd f r o m state to federal InspecUon became o t o " takes seVdral weeks. Continual during the dopres^on. t o o ______Sionges_arc_m ado_iia_-M nlor. E lotcn^ 8 _ n o t j c ^ form ulation and labeling retired and chairman of the

regutatlo^i chong^, . >“S 2 ,no“ r“;i.pr«siaonl “ Tnw eC TISG CAnCAfflES under-«iB-new_ two resident federol and gcnwal manager;. Inspectors. D r. Glen O verturf, Florenco, livelivestock »>" “ j j federal inspection system recently Installed ot M eat Co., T w in Falls, ore D r. Glen U H M Twto-F»Usrl«~l<>-^ ------proouremont, and— E ton L -Carcasses^ ln'chai-go.''urrenlly at the plant. r Florence, i o r e n c o , Mjesa u t v o —^ d O ^rto ri, D.V.M., left, feacrot Inspector 111 nth.- Inannctors from dlstrlbuton, aall ll TwTwin in Falls. The chorge, ond Otto Florence, president and Olher ” ’inspocWrs from inspected plant currently employs «5 surrounding orcM assist Dr. general manager. O verturf until a s e c o n d p e o p le .

M arciis Welby Aids Medicine Clark to produce series Then one night, she was "•niank youler helping save. watching the ABC Television success an d w o look forw ard to Network's "M arcus W elby, M . ■ Dick ■ Clark, pioneer, nfoductlon team which will "“n ita rt Vouna iMked up In locludo Bill tee, Joaliua Whllo tils lenilcrship aa executive D .," and in the episode there w e s e r v e r a n d p r o d u c e r o t r o c k surprlM into the pretty face of and Sunny Schnler. Individual p ro d u ce r." was a girt w ith a niwlo on her o n television, has nnm rf the airline flight attendant programs will bo produced by In the post year, Dick Qark leg. The doscrtptlon was the eiecutive producer of the M C sneaking to him. Lelj.-cosproducod^by Miss has croatcd— sevoral. VIn' same as'M artas, and it was Tcrcvlfilon -Network s— Jn Schnler ond directed by While. Concert" programs whlclf Hi* ral»«> ey«b«w» g r o w t a ig ^ r g c lS a s h e r s w a s . I n Concert” scries, ^ •the" obvious QuesUm and In making the announce­ were produced by Hill Lee ilnd a scene. Dr. W elby be«an onnouAcew«r» had a V>o'« »" major force In the rock mualc Billy Preston, Logglns and taken care of properly. TOe Entertainment. T h e S r right e lf. It waa v ^ le world both in television ond on Messina, D. B. King, Melanie, discussion really shoolcM artha: appointm ent .wUl b e c o m i would m»k# flirting stage. His past Involvement the Guess Who, Rare Earth. and she turned off the set, not eCfecUve w ith the “ In C onM rt Deep Purple; Buddy Miles and ’ W iittlA t «d I'know 'fchlit' with 'In Concert' has contributed to Its enormous . Hory Oallaghor, i topm i«dtolli«.R ,lr). ‘.d n t v 3 ‘ f ' i i l t k '' ___ Tuiln Falls. Idaho Sunday, November 11," w s Friday Television" Schedule

- m i m 2sir7b — Joopoi^y , ' " 7b - To Tell U)o T ruth 2b — M ovie: “ Wliere Were You OndlonneMbot lO:OOp.iYurar^*^ .10:30 3, 4sl — M erv G riffin a — Streets of San FYancifico Wlien the UghU Went Out?" , movlo — "The Extra Girl.”''' 2sl, 7b, 8 — Who, Whnt or 7b — Love, American Style 1 0 :4 0 Mnck Sonnctt, tlio king of Wlicrc 8 — Je o p a rd y U — Brndy Bunch 3 — Calucci's Department sllent.fllm alopstlck, wrote and 2b, 3,5 — Search for Tomorrow . 11 - Let’s Make a Deal 6:30 5 ^ Movie: “Tlie Ipcreas File" produced this story about tl)e 43I, U Split Sccond 3:30 2sl - W ild KinHdoTm -DroKneV- - U ^ O O - • •misarfyenturcs of n Hollywood— ^------'"'y T O tS S ------7b~- pynay Burtch ------3, 11 — O dd C ouple 4 s l — N e w s bit player. 2sl — Carolyn Dunn ... Dollars 8 — H ire c on a M atch 4sl — To Tell the T ru th U : 1 0 • M o r n in g Sense 11 - Glri in My Ufe 5 — New Treasure Hunt 3 — M o v ie : “ Lives of a B engal " T. ' r. . 7b, 8 — News 3:55 7b — H ie Price is R ig h t Ijin c e r ” 5 — Farm ncport ' 2b — Restless Gun -3-;nO- - U i; 8 — , ^ n f o r d a n d Son -4h1—-^-^-Movie: -“Son— of^ 5 — SiuTuner Semester 2b - G uidin g U g h f 2sl — I D re am of Je a p n ic ■h\ 2b. 3. 5 - M ovie: “ E scape Fronkonstein” 6:00 - 3. 4sl, 11 - All My Oiildren 3 - - J o k e ’s W ild from the Planet of tlie Apes" 12:00 -5,.U — Newa . 5^=_Mi(lday - 4sl — D a n ie l Boone *' . 4sl — B rn dy B unch - 2sl. 7b, 8 - Midnight special , 8:15 1 1 :3 0 4b — S esam e Street 4b — Idaho Farm News I2i45 2sl — American Story , 2sl, 7b — njree on a Match 5 — B on an za 11 - R o om 222 Is ! — M ovie : "T lie T iling TTiat G:4S 2b, 3, 5, 11 ~ As th e W orld • 7b — A n dy G riffith 7:30 C o u ld n ’t D ie " 2sl — N ow s tu r n s 8 — Love, American Style 2sl, 7b. 8 — B ria n K eith 4sl — H otel B ald erd ash . 4al, 0 — Let’s M ake a D eal 11 — Lassie. ^ . 4sl — M oy ie : “ A Taste of EvJl!.’ 7 :0 0 - Afternoon 4 :2 5 •lb - W a ll S treet W eek 2al, 7b, 8 - T oday 12:00 2b — Lei’s Make a Deal 2b — News •) 2sl -J. Doya o f O u r Lives !. 4:30 U — A d a m ’s R ib 8:00 — . 3, 5, 11 — C a p ta in K angaroo 2b — News 2sl — H og an's Heroes ■ 2h, 9 - GuminETLlBht- — $ pyram id------Sslr^br^— Samroy-Davifl-Jc- 10,000 4b. 7sl — W ashin gton w eek In 5 — M atch G o m e 7 3 431, 11 — Newlywed Gam e 7b — Hogan’s Heroes Review 8:00 7b, 8 — Today in Idaho 8 — Brady Bunch ,11 — I^ve American Style 2b, 5 — J o k e r ’s W ild 12:30 11 — News ‘ 8:30 3 — News 2sl, 7b, 8 — Doctors 4:45 4b — n i e Session 11 — T oday 2b, 3, 5sl, M - Edge of Night 7sl — Figuring It Out 7sl — Si)cnk O ut 8:30 4sl - G irl In M y U fe 4:55 9:00 2b, 5 — 110,00ft P y ra m id 1:00 2b — Tlieatre Billboard isl. 7b. 8 - Tlio Blue ICnight 8:45 2sl, 7b ~ R e tu rn to Peyton 5:00 The •21), 11 ~ Hawaii Flve-O 4sl — N ew s » Place ^1, 2b. 3, 11 - News 4k1 — I^uve. American Style !^:00 2b, 3 — M atch G am e '73 7b, 7sl — M lflterogers great - K u n g l-'u 2sl. 7b,- U - Dinah SJiore . 4sl, n — One U fe to U v e 5sl — D rag net 4b. 7sl - M asterpiece- 'nieatrc 2b, 3 - G a m b it 5 —^ Secret Storm 7b — Newa & - M an n lx 4al — I U )ve Lucy ■ 8 — Days of Our Uvea 5:30, refresher! 10:t)0 5 —_Romper Room 2:00 2sl. 2b. 3, 4sl, 5, 7, 8, 11 ~ News ■isl. 2b. :i. 5, 7b. :{ . n — N ew s 0 i3 0 - 2sl, 7b — Som erset 4b,.7sl — Electric Company 2sl, 7b, 8, 11 — H ollyw ood 2b, 3, 11 — Secret S torm 4sl — M od S quad Squares 4i0 — Ivove. A m e ric an Style 4b - M ovie: " 'n ie E x tra G ir l" 2b, 3, 5 — IjOvc of U fe 5sl — M ovie “ Once Before I ICvenlng 10:30 BotlUd' ond#r »h* oulherliy. •lal — Brady Brunch D ie " . 6:00 2sl, 7b, 8, H — Johnny of P«p*l Co.. N.V. 9:55' a -r Another W orld isl. 5 — News Carson 2b. 3, 5 — N ews 2:30 2b, 3, 4sl — Truth or 10; 00 2iil, 8, n - W izard o f Odda Cdnsequences Elderly ^sitting ducks’ After You've for theft or assault Shopped The Sales- I^s t week, for example, a 30- - .someone wija playing u-jprunk By PATRICIA ANSTCrn: . nt first,’’ Miss Herrick anid. “ It • ■ (e) ChlcngoSun«4and burneduku locations on certain days each '_____ from Hnjurics she received in her. Many, similar serious •Imes-ngalnst-aenior-eltisio m o n tii. . ______Uie assaults ^ Burglary also Is a common Then Come to 1 have occurred in cities across In cities and suburbs, in problem for the elderly, in tlie nation.' public housing developments Minneapolis-St.- Paul, a study - “Crime is a problem for Claude Brown's and private homes, senior . by the Metropolitan Counqil of' everyone/.’ ,}iald M iss H errick, , citizens like Miss Hcrrlck find the Twin Cities area found that *‘^ t I think it’s a greater one and see how much Mrs. Wind are Hnding 50 per cent of all crimes for old pcople-bocausc_they’re themselves victtliJS of a .jigainst tlie elderly occurred In sitting ducks — theyVncss-— nationwide problem-crime Uieir' own residences. More Carpet Quality against the elderly. able to defend themselves.” Though difficult to document Diane Dictmann, a social M any of these burglaries, the Your Dollar Will Buy statistically because police worker with senior centers of Minnesota study -found, departments often do not metropolitan QUcago, agreed: resulted-from Inadequate locks record the age of crime “Most of the older people I on doors, and window ol- poor victims, purso snatchings, know won’t even go out at design or security in public ' burglaries and assaults of night, The fear Is there, housing buildings. senior citizens are common, whether they havo had trouble H ie location of elderly public say law enforcement, social before or not.’’ Claude Brown’s housing project In, itself is a service and seriior-cltlzen Tlie major crime against the •elderly la theft; purso . problem. In most cltiea. many ■ agencies. public housing'projects for the Carpet Is Our Specialty Far less frequent, but a snatching pickpocketing, or elderly are concentrated . in major concern to oil seniqr even stealing grocerlea. 1 Main Ave. East high crime districts and senior 43 citizens; a re the b izarre crim e s Frequently, tlicao thefts, os In the case of Mlaa He>rlck, citizens continually are . — methe rapesr a p c b anaan d vioicmviolent uiuiuiu*attack s *«• ...... v r L . Twin Falls <1that__ t ^ come » *<. to « the l.n public’s Involve a jwrson weaWnfi Up victimized, particularly on ijonrbvstrcots.,^;^, . , , 1,-Twln Fall!, Idaho b sowed In the ground— - m lle a r fr o m O n ta r lo , C a n a d a to.. our followers produood- a ---- during. tH ^w intcr7 Trtrjprlngzr. such ns the blndderwort for next year's plants. When Mexico. The butterflies which pumpkin weighing 201 lbs, the pots up and repoj lUtrlculurla) capture and ripe the silver dollar looks like migrate south from the north measuring 93” around. The each plant, using a fresh soil •■oat” s m a ll orK aniam s such os •‘real” money. Hope no one overwinter In the warmer second largest was 175 lbs. mixture one part each of sand, mosquito larvae. Bladders on breaks a wrist diving for It. climate. Here’s an interesting Docs any one have a larger peat and loam. Trim the planU parts of a ainfile plant (about 7 _Sllver Dollars do not change note: they reproduce in Uieir pumpkin? Please write and back to within 4 Inches of the feet lonfi) have been found to color, and can be used well wintering grounds. The tell us. pot and grow In full sun. contain some 150,000 with other dried materials. butterflies which arrive in the CURE FOR POISON IVY:, Some hobby gardeners organisms, including mosquito COFFEE GROUNDS: By all north in spring are not the We mentioned the Juice of the remove the geraniums from la rv a e . means, use coffee grounds In same individuals that left Impatiens plant for curing 1 the pots and insert the plants In Here’s anoUier IntereatinK the compost, jiround trees and here the preceding fall, but are poison ivy. Another, reader ~^a pla.stic bag (with holes). To fact vvorth looklnj? into for shrubs. Don't believe the the offspring of the parerits suggests using ‘‘Hot vinegar,” keep them going all winter tliey mosquito control: Wlien the notion that they are too acid. th a t rep rod u ce d in Uie southern as a sure cure and while it may .slip a m o isl rag or cotton Inside - seeds of a few plant species, They are valuable as a soil wintering grounds or enroute sting at first, the final relief is the bag periodically. The e.speclally of the Cruciferae conditioner and mulch, low In north. How did Ihe offspring, well worth the treatment. Pat geraniums fare well Inside the (cnbbat?e and mustard family) nutrients (2 per cent nitrogen); which never saw the north it on with cotton, all over. tent, and sometimes oven send are placed in water, a sticky .1 per cent phosphoric acid and country, know ^ in which She adds: ‘'We use the Ice forth a blossom or two during HOD exudes from the seedcoat. 5 per cent potiisslum. True, direction to fly? •cube method for watering our the winter storage, If a mosquito wrl^Kler (larvae) they are acid, but not enough to The adult nipparch.-v ore hanging baskets, as mentioned Indoor gardeners put their louchcs these mucllaKino.us harm, your plants. Tliey are ••protected” by a distasteful some time ago. It won't drip potted geraniums ‘ on the seeds, their inoulhparts are valuiible around acld-lovlng body fluid obtained from the like it does when the plants are window sill and let them bloom I'ptrapped, and If held lonft plants such us azaleas, larval stage feeding on .watered regularly. Just put thelr.fbol heads off during the enough, the wrinulers drown or rhododendrons and laurel. milkweed plants. They taste so aoine cubes on ^he soil surface. winter months. starve to death. As many ns 27 T H E MONARCH l>ad b ird s d o n 't like th e m . So, if

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11:0 0 " Saturday, Nov. 17 ‘ 2sl, 7b, 8 — Pink Ponther 2b — Celebrity Bowling 5 — Mary Tyler Moore Show 4sl, 0 — Rock Conccrt Atj 11:40 on channel •_ 5 t— _4sl, U — Mlsfllon Magic 2sl - r^ta r T rok______4sl — Partridge Family 11:10 'Saturday Night Tl,ieatre — 2b, 3 — Jo s le 3 — Champlonslilp Bowling 7:30 “The Hunters," starring 5 — Holiday Season Parade 5 - NFL Game of the Week 3, 3 — Bob N e w h a rt Show 2sl — M ovie: “ H om e F r o m the H ill” ...... — ...... ■ Robert Mltchum and May 10:00 3:30 Isl — Movie; “Six Million 11:15 B ritt. K o re a , 1052: Wtorld W ar •2sl, Tb — Jetsons 2b — Death Valley Days -Dollar M an” 11 — Movie: “Tlie War I.ords” II aco, aaslgndd to Jet-fighter " 2 b , 3 - A rchie 5 — Garner Ted Armstrong 8:00 I 2b — Movie: “Night Gallery” command, turns a “character” -tsl. fl, 11 — Superstar Movie 4:00 2sl. 7b, B I — Movie: 11:40 into a top ace, and.a fenir'fllled ' 7al — E le c tric C o m p a n y 2b — Untiimed World “Andromeda Strain" 5 — Movie“The Hunters” pilot Into a man. I 10:30 2sl — A n im a l W orld K), 3. 5 — C aro l B urnett 12:45 M orn in g 2sl. 7b - Go — K ID 30 M ovie •lb. 7sl — S pecial of the Week 2b. 3. 5 - Fat Albert 5 — iJissie n - G riff 11 - Sign Off 1:00 5:30 7sl — Sesame Street . 4:30 i n:00 2b —• Gunsmoke G — Morning Headlines —a Sunrise. Semester _ ...... * ,- Il;0 0 . , 3 ; 5 - C B S N ews ' - 2sl-^«illdre • '■ — 11-^G ood Ole-NnBhville Muslo -4b..=:L SpQclal . - Udsvllle 2b, 3, 5, 11 — Childrens* F ilm 5:00 isl - Griff i 8 — B ugs B unny Festival ' 2sl — NBC News 3, 5 - KoJacK -11— W a lto n s ‘ — ------"Fllnlslones "“4sl77b^AmcrtcnnBandstand ■ ^ ^ T a s s t e ------^ 9:30 .6:30 8 — Siiper Frlond 2b — Calucci's Department 2sl — Inch High Private Eye 11:30 4b — Showcase 4b, 7sl — S p e cial o f the Week - SERVICE - 4sl, 8 - Yogi’s Gang- 2sl — Inquiring Editor 5, 7b— Hee Haw 10:00 **' PARTS - SUPPLIES^ 5 — B a ile y ’s C o m e t. 7sl — Electric Company I 4sl — A d a m s R ib 2b. 3. 5 - News 7:00 Afternoon 7sl F ie s ta U itln a 4b — F ilm CTassic I AUTHORIZED SERWCE' | 2sl, 7b, fl — Addams Family 12:00 . a — Magic Circus 4sl — B la c k w e ll’s People I CENTER ! 2b. 3, 5 - M ovie 2b, 3 — F lln tsto n e s 11 — Lawrence 11 — Saturday Report I Your ONE STOP FOR I , 4sl, 11 — Super Frlenfs 4sl. 7b. 11 - NCAA Football i 5:30 1 0 :1 5 I SERVICE WORK, NEW | 7:30 and Wide WorJd of Sports 2sl — D ia n a 2b — M an n lx fl USED TRA V EL TRAIL- ! 2sl, 7b, 0 — Emergency Plus 4 2sl - A A A A Fodtb'all ------7 b - A B C -N C W S ------ERS A M O BILE H O M ES 8:00 ^ 5 — Young Americans 2b, 7sl — Odd Couple 1 0 :3 0 " 7b — Weekend Report 2sl, 7b, 8 — Butch Cassidy 7sl — Zoom 4b. 7sl — zoom 4sl — N ew s • • 2b, 3,5 -- My Favorite Martian 8 - NCAA Football' - E v e n in g MARIETE, SHELTER 4sl, 11 - Lassie 1?:30 G:00 1 0 :4 0 COLUMBIA. TAMARACK, 7sl — Electric Company . 2b, 3, 5 - NBA Basketball 4sl, 7b, n — Lawrence Welk ,2sl — Scene Tonight ROADRUNNER. TERRY. SILVER 8:30 7al — E le c tric C o m p a n y ' 2b, 11 — Partridge Family 3 — M ovie STREAK. TRAVELEZE j 2b, 3, 5 — Jeannie 1:00 2si — Deportment S fl — Good Old Nashville Music » 5 — B a m a b y Jones &1, 7b, S tar •n-cV 7al — S e sam e Street 4b, 7al — One of a Kind 7b — Weekend News ATEWAY I 7al — M isterogers 8 - Wide World of Sports 5 — Calucci’s Department A B C 4sl, 11 — G oober 2:00 S :3 0 10 :4 5 TRAILER t 4sl 8 N ew s 9:00 11 — Lost In Space ^ 2b — Brian’s Song A B C CENTER, Inc.) 7b — D e a n M a rtin 2sl, 7b — Sigmond . — NCAA Football^ 3 — S o nny a n d C her Twin Falltr a — V iew s 2b, 9, 5 — Speed Buggy . 2 :3 0 5 — Roll Out . 11 Idoho I 733-2410^1 4sl, 8, 11 — Brady Bunch 8 - NCAA Fdotball 7 :0 0 1 0 :5 5 I t M - 3:00 & 1 , 7b, 8 — Eroorgency 7b — Channel 7 Nows G 13 'T1mM-N«svftr'Twln F allt, Idaho Sunday. November 11, 1973 ■) , i - . M & Y ELECTRIC • Four Cycles - Normal, Gentle, Permanent Press, Easy On Tho Eyes And Special Double Knit Cycle SNOOPY MAKES his debut as q director, beautiful Karen KresgobciiiB one of the reaRons why he enjoys his work, as “Snoopy Dlrccls The » Three Water Ice Follies” colorcast on NCB-TV Tuesday Levels. evening. This third mufllc ami comedy-on-lce special fcotures hlghliehts of the ShlpstodB and • Three Water -Johnaon-lcc-Ft)l»eg.- ^Temperatures ... Thanksgiving • Five Year Warrant • Three Water D r a m a Set Temperatures • Five Year Warranty For Nov. 18 On Transmission.

A OO-minutc drama spcclol lM*r to core for on d exercise his • LIMtTED for the entire family, ‘‘Tlie horse Treosure. The QUANTITIES I I Thanksgiving Treasure," relotionship grows, still starring Jason Robards. unknow n to A ddie’s faUiCk* until.___ Mildred Natwlck, Usa Lucas tragedy Intervenes.' Then and Barnard Hughes, will be Addle, her father and p r e s e n te d ' S u n d a y N o v . 18 grandmother learn a poignant ^ 2 3 9 ; (7:30-9:00 prri. PT) on the CBS lesson in giving and In humon -.Telijyision Network. understanding. Note: This spcclol Director Bogurt lias won broadcast, followed at 0:00 Emmy Awards for his AVhirlpoo 10:30 PM , PT, by Uic musicol- direction of tho “CBS comedy special *‘Once Upon a Playhouse” production of Mattress," storrlnR Cprol Reginald Rose’s' “Dear Durnettt will preempt "Tlie Friends” and an episode of ► Three Cycles - New Perry Mnson” and “The "The Defenders” scries. He . Tifyslc>y";0oUTne “ FeBturC:- Wo~tirrect6d'John7GlclBud*s " —Timedr-Automo+i MannU'Damaby Jones on the outstanding single dramatic Repular Cycle, p ro g ra m of the 196 W 6 seo so n .- -Networb-on th is date. p ro g ra m of the 196W6 seoson.- And Automatic Tills dromo was written jm d ____ P.ogart. ..Cplli}bprnted. -Pormanoht Press performed by tiie same te^am Shayne on the Network’s Cycle that created the acclaimed “Look Homeward, Angel” and '• special “ The House-Without-a--- ‘iThe— House . Without- -a- r T h F ^ K o a t airlstmas—Tr^Mh^proiumtad.,,— Chrlstmaa Tree.” «nd has to __ last_ae aaQ n..on_th e- tN ctw ork,_____h is c re d it m o t ion p ic tu r e s Tlie new specif was produced wiiich _lncluda-/!ffiT ^^ by Alan Shayne and directed ‘Halls of Anger” and “aass of • Lint Filter On by Paul Bogart from a script' - .447.------— Top by Elanor Perry, based on o K o b a r d 's distinguished story by G a ll R o c k an d Shayne. theatrical career ranges from • Hamper Door Miss Perry won on Emmy Gilbert and Sullivan on — Broadway-to-motlon-picturo8— — ^ h c — HousL* Wtthout-*^n — such us “ Long-Day*8-Joumey rnWllTEDT— ■ Christmas Tree” last season. ■' Into NTght/' "7Vny~ ------QOANTlTlES^ ,.X h (> - n k _a £lv iiL g W g dn esdav” and “ A T housand T rnnsiirfi” Is th e storv of a very Clowns,” in which he recreated sp^l^ little girl whose his%roaMwayrole. friendship for a lonely old rnan Miss Natwlck In a long and ^ 1 7 9 and' iQve for a horse prove brllllarit acting carccr. has. stronger thon adult grudges. appuared in numerous state Model LAE/ 5&00 Ten-year-old Addle M ills (Miss and motion-plcture roles. Lucas) shares her Nebrasko Hughes, a familiar figure on home with her stem widowed both stage and screen, has father (Robards) and gpntle, appeared In such films as 8 8 compassionate grandmoinergrondmother “Cold ••(joid Turkey,”' iurKey, ' “The hk PAIR-ONLY ~rM IsrT^W cT07~trespire~fi ------H ospIlar"~ttnt!— •‘M ldnighi 1 3 9 8 long-standing fe ud betw een her Cowboy.” She also starred last father anda hermlt-like old m an guinrucr with George C. Scott ALSO SKIi OUR LARGE SELECTION OF (Hughes), Addle is determined in tiie acclaimed New York to share her . family’s production o f/‘Uncle Vanya.” QUALITY USED APPLIANCES!! TlVank.sglvlng dinner with the ' ' Miss P.(f|Ty iWJQ^both, an old man on the sly. She Emmy and a Peabody Award involves her brtit friend for her television* drajncftlzation of. Truman M&YEUECYlRIC (Frannle Michele) in tho hdventure, and they find tjmt* Capot6's “Tlie Tlianksglving 441 MAIN AVE. E. tlieir gesture of frjendshlp is Visitor,” and has scripted such far from welcome — at first. 'film^ as ‘‘Dayld imd Lisa,” * TWIN FALLS ' lljo c r u s t y old m a n 's heart Is "U ist Summer” and “Diary of soon Uiawed by tlie precoplous a Mad Housewife." OPEN DAILY TIL 5:00 — FRIDAY TIL 9:00 child’s warmth, and he allows ------:------SundftyrNov«mborr11r?’ T37— ■Tlnf>o&-NoWa» - * Stndeiits_ai and leomed the tochniquo of trance when they laughed, but ByLlZNUTTINil Aflsombly performer, “ put to assombllos they had attended. self hyphosls or auto­ the sound didn't roolly and MEG RAYBOIIN alocp" Twin Foils High School " I try to show students whnt suggestion." p e n e trate . Plclurei by Don Swenion student body and faculty In a hypnotism Is, nnd^ that It's not Lythgoo has been When Interviewed by the ( T w i n F a l U VHnllowocn ,assombly. “black magic,” Lythgoo sold. -JiypnotizinR nudionccs prg:. Twin Falls High School Bruin IrSchool-fitoiknUH -iiI-flot-lntor^8tod4nJiKMr*‘" fcsalonally for 27 y ears News about the assembly and Th6 pcrfbrmnnco was Inin a collcgc dclass. o s s . I InenIp n piplayed. “My first school program his work, Lytltgoo said that sbc TWIN "FALLS —" Jacic termed by many atudcnto one two ■ years of proprofessional years ago he his wife and Lythgoo, “Notional School . of the moat Intetestlng football, hod trouble sleeping was about 23 years ngo. in Meridian," ho said. . assistant for six years, Richy, During this time ho has and tlieir family moved to the travelled extensively ■ ’ISvln Falls bFeli/ACCOrmng to throughout Oio United States. Lythgoo, the. “comfortable “Over a perliod of years I’vo atmosphere” Is one of the m ain probably done o v e r lo.odo reasons for the move. shows,” he paid, “some years “When I first started,” . a bout 500 a year a n d the la s t six Lythgoe said, “there were yeans about 200-300 per year.” three or four outstanding At tlie high school assembly, hypnotists In the country, but Lythgoe conducted an hypnotic it's hard to label anyone now experiment with the audience. who Is outstanding. There arc He instructed the student body hundreds giving shows, and to close their eyes and clasp some of those trade mds hffhind necks. ___ scnsntionalism.** he said. Then they were to sway with In recent yeors Lythgoo at their eyes closed back and times found It somewhat forth twice, and on the third difficult for people to accept time fall liack. ^ hypnotism as more than black After they wer6 “awakened" rjnaglc. As a result of this . Teresa Kram er, a senior, could sUgma placed upon hypnotism, not unclasp her hands until som e of his p e rform an ce s hav e Lythgoe helped her. She sold, teen cancelled, he said. For "I felt scored because I didn't this same reason. Hypnotism is follow directions. I focked back n o t ta u g h t b y ' many and forth but Instead of falling universities or researched by bock, I opened my eyes. My many institutes. Very few hands were stuck and I started doctors have accepted crying but no one could help hypnotism os o form of m o ." anesthesia although it is a very Denny Wentworth, a good one, Lytligoe said. volunteer, felt “o strange Lythgoe has had some tingling sensation,” when ' experlences^n—workinff-with ---- during the show Lythgoo woke oge regression on subjects. Ills subjects and then put Uiem Age regression is recovering bock to sleep. from the subconscious the “Wlien he put us back to memory of past lives. Perhaps sleep, m y hands and arms fell the most famous ease of age into the cXadt position they hod regression was that of, Brldey been in before," Wentworth M urp h y in thd lb5Qs. said. “When Mr. Lythgoe told Lythgoe however believes me to imagine that my arm that regression docs not have r ------wns~n~stcct*TOd 7 ~ l" c o T ild ~ n o t^ ’— n n y r ------c o n n c c t t o n ------w i t h - even feel a joint and could not reincarnation. Hathqr, he bend it at all." believes people' ^ o ^o Usa Gcrb«r, another student exporienco thia are sometimes Studcn(M can!Lbr«nkliiim |N apart _ ‘ai___ the . .asBombly,.- said _.coUlna cxpcrlcnccs from their. afterwords “that- she— foH- —goncUc jnemory .things that “restful" while she was under luippcned to their ancestors. tha. hypnotic ' suggestion. Other times It is the sending Afterwards she felt “drained." and receiving of very strong At Uie end of his assembly, thought waves, he said. i.y uig oe io jq - t o — -sho-awokc-shclwould see that anvone can be__ hypnotized, his bowtie was crooked and providing he' wants tp be. would feel an urge to untie it. However, children and “I don’t remember him mentally deficient people -tolling mo that 1 would do this, cannot be hypnotized, with but when I saw the crooked tie, much success because of their -~1 fojt.a compul^ofLtQ.uniie it," Inability to completely follow Miss Gerber said. the directions, h^ sfiidj______Patty Schuler, a volunteer, said “I felt like I was watching TVuth or Consequences. When the audience loughed, I % £ ? i / / C A : loughed. At first I didn't feel like I was hypnotized. Wlien M r. Lythgoe told me to gc£r/vr£-jp- im agine a round soft spot on the inside of my forehead, I didn’t I GIVE A PERSONAL sec one. "I felt like 1 could -imagino it-wos pink and bo i T O U G H - « hypnotized. Then all of p 5 ------SEND'CHRISTMAJ~r sudden there was o green spot J CAROOESIfiHtO * th e re .“ - Bill Sweet,’ a subject, said lEITlRHEADS afterwards that he feltr"weak % .MIHOfFfCEFOMS and very tired,’* At the end of _ . IllltTIKS Lythgoe'if^prbgrarh he told Bill » . M T I C K that he would not bo able to • •SU1IQIUIIV walk off stags. Sweet said, "He * . W5TEBS touche

U TlmM-N«w», Twin Falll, Idaho Sunday, November n , 1973 s c m t Britlth wrl(«r» VlrgtnU WooIf, Fitzgeralds* daughter, had a love affair with saother '*jScottio" Smith, of woman? ~ D.G., Botton. . W ashin gto n D . C ., gots $350,000 A : Y o b, the idotatlB o f h e r affair arc contoinod In ------iip0rtralt-0f-«-I(larrlag0f^bi. Nigol Nlcolson, which i^ u n ta tho atory of tho marriage of hla ^ parents, two gWtod wltora — Harold NIcolaon and V. --- ^okvlllo>W oBtr—Tho-^on^s- ttlography tolls of his motlicr's affair with Virginia Woolf and iilso 'touchcs on hla father’s homosexuality. Q: b U i Taylor’s mother ^ E C U U L S I EngUiih? I 'say y««; my girlfriend says no. Woin’t she very ill? W lu t does she think of her daughter now? — II. E.f VIRGINIA WQOLPE C levelan d. . . . love a f fiiir A: ,Sora Taylor was bom In Kansas, but moved to London ----- whBTO~hor-^amoufl-daughtcr- was bom and brouglit up in Onasflls in his oltogethor. Thia Hamp&tcad and Kent. (Thus, Is from the same Italian many people assumo_Mra. magazine (hat publislwd-tho .. Taylor is English.) SI]o was nude ptiotos of Ja c k ie la s t y e a r . qulto ill last year, but has shot from long.lens cameras. rocovorod. Sara thinks Skeptics are saying Onasals did whatever her Elizabeth wants nothing to keep from being to do must bo okay since slic photographed nude, sinco he and her child are devoted to knew Crom experience it was e ach ojUier. M rs. Taylor is possible he could be seen. But planning her own morltol sinco The Golden Greek lObks' surprise. A widow sinco tho rather slimmed down and save depth of Liz's fother, Francis splendid in his photo, maybo he Taylor, some years ago, Sara didn’t care. will soon marry old friend Ebner Tammist. UTERAHY DEPT.: Why is ___ _ .^JThc—w e d d ln g w ill bo in .NormniTMnllpr turning' down up to Hawaii with son, Howard, and all those lucrativo Journalistic ^ QUEEN daughter, Liz, in attendance. assignments he usually loves? Mailer, stung by some of the criticism of his Marilyn Monroe book. Is working hard on his new novel. He just aald no to covering the Israeli-Arab M 0 0 = ’ 159* conflict ond the story is tluit he's desperate to. fkiish his book and prove to tho world that he really is one of tho great & sleep well American writers. THEM THAT GLV.ES, GETS: Avery Flaher,. who recently donated-milUons to ■ New York’s Philharmonic -Hnlirwhich hos been renamed ' oftcr him, requested that all printed matter — including nroflrams and stationery r e s T o n i c Rogular *360.05 uf already printed up through .8pring=^-rbe^ dcstroyod.-: and- I—Voi^Savo Q 95- replaced with the concert hall’s BUZZ ALDRIN new name: Avery Fisher Hall. . ., playinp around? Q; Who gets the m o n ^ from the Dale .of the m o v ie version of Q;>-You mentioned Dusa- -Fr-fiooit-Fitagcmlds '/Thc- Aldrih going to the moon w ith Grcat Gatsbv”? - G. E., N flrX ra iiro n g n hear he has Roanoke, Va. N i c e t o ^ w ritten a book aboot playing h»ivy o«uo« bttm li buni Inlo llw cvntfr ol homero:" around. Is'thls an example for Iti* toundallon. prtvldloo up lo 44% l« n t>oi ipftng u q •nd fo« ■ tkmw. mor* cointort*t>l« our youth? — H. J., Boemc, T e x . A: Col. Edwin Aldrin's book $ Q Q 9 5 isn't Just about “playing f>4< around.” It’s about the joy ond pain of his work In tho NASA, program, his military backgroundt--- his - ovor- achieving ambitions, his cxperloncos going to the moon, EVE Aldrin was tho first mun to take co m m u n io n on tho m o o n ’s W A R U le U M surface, but ho frankly reveals h i s post-moonfllght depressions, his infidelity in n SLEEP marriage that last<^ despite tho strains, and tho telling fact, c e n t e r thot astronnuta are - ofter all O PEN B ’t l U DAILY — B ’tiTsMON.-twifb, 326 2nd Ave. So. t ^ ln Falls^ — only human. LONG SHpT or THE Sr.OTT FlfTZGERAIJ) YEAR: The color long shot . Gntwby irony published in Itoly of Aristotle Sunday, Novemb«r 11, 1973 TlmM-New», Twin Falls^ Idaho -15 :• 5 ‘ YO->t— —U.U.lJi—dJ/aa-iJ-T f. -l -- A SPEl^ THMS TD THE^to FP CONORS ■■ r^Klnci] =AW»»K»ran-Jona^ ___ y-J»ifRJar IWrt^Mairaha^lSda*^- Q lM . 6 . Hlfttf AU^y G. Almquitt ~AAri. AMIdrad Jacob Harlon C. Bakar Robart L. Donnallay Mr. Jamw Semmw Mri. Dor* M«y Em«rlck Dr. RMdall Sllekcri Doufl.NavllU Jaanna Alban P>Mk J . Mc AIm ' MocMm Wdman Dalorai Dudlay Mr>.nOTB* Mn n lldrtdllw iw w Miwh cO^^^ irltllanu • • n w i■ R ob«*•rt McAAtnknun ' Rob«rt BlM «r Laura M ajj^lloway Mod* O Day , Prudantlal Inauranc# Shlrlay, Tborpa IBIiM Q utll ^Mtaurant Gian R. Tarry Yvonna Kallnar Mrs! Barbara ..... iV rlii NlalMii Edw ard* Loni> V a llty F a rm t Ani1*r»n-BI«l<» Insurance - lub Bam M Raalty ,- L , C, Landwahr . . Mitt Francat Andarton U.S.D.A. pnlomolooy >-•>> Mrt. Franca* Sattarwhlt* Taratla'a Mrt. Margarat Syv«rton Mr*. WarflBrarWhlla—— MIt* Adala Baglay r^ma-SuTltvan- DM n.^lna*r . Idaho Froian Food* _ ' . ^D)kI» P hillip* Idaho Froian Food* Employaa* Bw> PrMt AAaxIna F . Pu*chal St*vtn-PrM t

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