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offers nninMkilllZ BOGpTA, Colombln (UPI) — Continuing lorrcntlnl rains left defense nl least 12 persona dead In Colombia and Venezuela Saturday, drove thousands from their homes and caused millions of dollars' ' ORLANDO. Flo. (UPl) ^.Presldem Nixon, In losses to crops and livestock. responding to more' thaM U i^tot'of questioning Tlie Colombian national emergency council mot In Bogota by newspaper editors, de?Ihrtd Saturday night Saturday to coordinate relief for Uie victims but that " I ’m rio crook" and .he would prove 'lt by communications In Uie stricken areas were difficult bccause of publisliing evidence of his innocence in the road washouts. The Colombian weather bureau predicted no wideranging Watergate scandal. letup In the rnlns until nejt month. In a nervous but self-assured defense of his. conduct before national television cameras and 400 Associated Press managing editors In a TnlkN resume (odny hotel ballroom at Disney.World, Nbton said: " I want the facts out because the facts will PEORIAi 111. (UPI) — Contract talks between negotiators lor prove that tho President Is telling the truth." • Caterpillar Tractor Co. and the striking United Auto Workers Nixon flew* to the 27.00Q-acre entertainment union were scheduled to resume Sunday, a Caterpillar resort from his home in Key Blscayne and tmrtVffnmnn anlri RntiirHny. submitted to an hour' and six minutes of Caterpillar's 33,000 UAW employes In five states went on questions by members of the Associated Press strike at noon Thursday a day after talks recessed on, a new Majiaglng Editors Association, the subjects work contract. Sunday's talks will be the first on a national ranging from tlw Watergate tapes to his contract since the strike began. personal finances, the energy crisis, the new ■sp-oclal-WaTcrgatc—proSBcutor-und—the— acknowledged biigging of his brother, Donald. Ford no rubber N t n m p During the news conference, Nixon said: —He would make available his own notes to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gerald R. Ford puffs on his pipe as U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica of his he testifies at the second day hearings by the House Judiciary conversations with former White House counsel Committee Friday on his nomination to bo vice prosldont. Ford John W. Dean n r to e slapsh J h a t ^ e said he would not be a ‘frubbcr stjimp" vice president and would nothing of the Watergate cover-up before last press his position cii administration program^no matter If they March 21. He said It was o "very great conflicted with President NUon's view. , ByDAVIDESPO v The featured speaker at a fund raising dinner He predicted the country would be the first to disappointment” some conversoUons were not TimcB-NewB Capitol Bureau for Rep; Orvol Hansen, R*Idaho, Baker told a have operational a nuclear fost breeder reactor, recorded because of what he said was a faulty, TWIN FALLS - Sen. Howard Baker. R- press conference earlier in the day the president to be located In Tennessee. He predictod the unsophisticated White House taping system. IHuMklc nsks cnil Tenn., said in Twin Falla Friday ho had put "should not resign. I don’t think ho wlU be National Reactor Testing Station (NRTS) In -The new special Wfltfirgoto prosecutor, aside his doubta of two or three weeks ago that impeochod, and I think he's got to do more than Idaho has a "long and assured future in the field U o n Javcorskl, would be fully Independent and LAS VEGAS. Nev. (U P I) - he has” in making a disclosure. of aton\lc onorgy and inlho field of safety." Sen. Edmund Muskic, D- President Nixon might not "make It" to the end Immune to dismissal without the ogreement of of his term. Baker sold the President was mavlng toward ^ k o r and t o s o n toured the NRTS site in tho House and Senate leadership of both parties. Malnc. said Frldoy the his "natural power base’* In " meeting wltlT eastern Idaho before flying to Twin Falls. U was American people “demand ond But the vice chairman of tlie Senate -H is brother, Donald, an executive of the Wotcrgate Committee said the President still Republicans and congressmen In the past week. the first visit the sector, a mcmbeV with Marriott Corp., "knew ai)d approved of” the deacrve” on end. to the He discounted the meetings as a posslblo form Hansen of Uie Joint Atdnnlc Energy Committee, Watergate dramo and thot needed to make a "full disclosure of evory facct government's electronic monitoring of his - nnd oipect-not only of Watergatef" bul-also-of- of vjury.tampering" thn r ■ f—mlght- Impcachmonrwaa a mcopS or convened as a court In an Impeachmcnt trial. ' In response to o question, Baker also said he resolving it. H ie former vlco related matters. hnve involved ‘‘others ,who might be trying to For the S05 g'uesb at the ISO o plate dinner for thought it was “not appropriate and presldentlol candidate stopped get him to use improper influence" In behalf of Hansen, Baker predictod tho Republican Party productive” to discuss any presidontlol ■ short of calling for foreign interests. would recover from Watergate to win ambitions ho might have as long as tho impeachment in a speech at significant victories in the 1974 off*year Watergate committee was meeting. Ho said ho ( C o n tin u e d OB P .-1 0 ) . the University of Nevada In DECS gives elections. "The Republican Party is alive and didn’t have the "compelling desire, the Las Vogas, following o news well and riding in the catbird seat," declared consuming urgo” to be president, but also said ■ conforenco at the Tropicflno the first Republican senator ever popularly he wasn’t "afraid’' of the job. ^ o l e l ...... elected in T^nessee. _ ^______■ ■ -Speaking ot the dlnner-for Hanson ho praisod contract ---- _.^Bak£Lli)Mfl'pr£ffl3-CQnfcrfinciial;the College of NFOaide the third-term congressman as the "hardest Southern Idaho he still hoped to arrange a v; ByDAVIDESPO working, and nriost diligent, best informed and -e-fctnPoil-doad-oii-lrelKli Tlwofl«NwniCapltainurna»^,-T.^ .,a = ^ BOISE — Tlie Department of Environmental the President, either In Uie Capitol or the White Committee on Atomic Energy. DOVER, England,(U PI) — Six persons were feared dead and Community Services (DECS) awarded a House! He called once again upon the President He told the audience Watergate was only a Saturdoy-in a fire aboard a West Gorman-frcignteHUn-lhc— lltr.800 contract for janitorial sen/ices-at the^ to put^watcrgfltc" tnpcs nt the conamlttee’s "preamble" for the Republlc«n-Porty“ *‘for disposal, and said the full disclosure the English Cliahnel.' former tuberculosis hospital in Gooding earlier somethlng much greater than we’ve ever knowh-- Firemen boarded Uie lO.OOO^ton Cap San Antonio, registered in this month without competitive bidding President needed'to'mokewaoccciaarv” 'not' JBy MARILYN ELLIOTT------beforc.’- • • ...... Tlmei*Newi writer------Hamburg, after it was towed to Dover Imrbor but the ship was procedures. only to tho courts and the Congress but also to BURLEY - “Unorganlied groups cannot still on fire Soturday afternoon, making a search oboord tlie The contract was signed Nov. 8 by the country.” I'Those of us who are Republicans are proud to have undertaken a difficult task and if the compete «or survive In todoy’s economy,” Oi;en vessel difficijU. representatives of DECS and Magic Valley .He also predicted the' nation would be Rehabilitation Services -Inc., according, to "energy-independent” by the t)eginning of the Democrats had done the same thing we’d have Staley, president of the Notlonol Fanners records on file with DECS. It calls for next decade, that it would be "a little chllly" been a lot better off a long time ogo,” he said of OrganiiaUon (NFO) said Saturday’ night In "complete Janitorial services” for portions of before the combination of increased domestic the Watergflte investigation. His remark was a Burley. Y o uth HiiKpoi*! ill firo Speaking to about 200 members of the Idaho ' the former hospital through tho-cnd of June, oil production-and geothermal ond nuclear reference of the Investigation a decade ago of NFO at its annual state convention tho LOS ANGELES (UPI) — An Arizona youth witli a record of 1074. The cost to the stiite is $2,476 a month. energy made it so. Bobby Baker, d protege of then vice president Ponderosa Inn Staley said, "Capital is arson In his liomo s'tato became the "prime suspect” Saturday in .Two top DECS officials sold the contract was mode. It so. Lyndon Jolinson. organized through the merger of big money Into , the tragic Stratford Hotel fire which claimed a record 24 lives awarded without competitive bidding because large corporations. This means fewer and fewer and Injured 52 persons early Friday. such practices are not required In service buyers." Hours after flames swept through the GG-year-old hotel in contracts. "Workers are organiied and this means they central Angeles police picked up la-year-old Michael Robert Bushnell, general counsel at DECS, W itlilioldiiig new s crkicizcci have the ability to increase wages. Hiis Altenburg while he slept on a bus bench near a freeway onromp said in Boise tliere was "no roquirement" that service contracts be bid before they are HOUSTON (U W ) - Mission Control sharply criticized the-Skylab 3 increases the cost of production," he said. on the city’s west side.' "Theonly way they (fanViers) can compete Is awarded. Milt Klein, deputy administrator for astronauts Saturday night for trying lo -hide the fact that pilot William R. Soon after, Altenburg, of Tucson, Ariz., had been booked on to have collective bargaining so prices can keep Region V, agreed. Pogue vomited late Friday on his first day in space. suspicion of homicide. Police declined to aay Saturday whether pace with increased costa," Staley told tho But he also agreed he couldn’t "be sure" that Chief Astronaut Alan B. Shepard, speaking on an open communications line the suspect had been given a polygraph test. g ro up ./ a better price couldn’t have been arranged had in un unusual move, told the allrookie space statf^on crow, "We tliink you made V . (Continued on p. 10) _UiQ-CQntcncLbecn jiu l Jlut .foEibUl.______------.— a fijlrly-florious error in judament-in not-lctUng us know tlie report^of your Magic- Valley Rehabilitatiorl Services Inc. condition.” Two hurl III T r was awardeda DECS contract earlier this year Pogue, mission commander Gerald P. Carr and sciencepilot Edward G. . foe a sheltered workshop at tho hospital./nie ' Gibson earlier reported they felt chipper as they set up house in the big orbiting • TWIN FALLS - Two jiersons were Haled la fair condition at |12L(K)0contract, ono-of sovorol the corporation INcwft lip ii slup for m an’s longes( space flight. / Magic Valley Mdmorial Hos()itiil Saturday night following a has signed, was for work skill training program. ’ tlje crew reported Pogue fblt^'nauaeous,” but they did not mention his 733-0931.::^ three^or chain reaction accident at South Washington Street Among the skills taught arc janitorial services, and Park Avenue. . according to DECS officials. vomiting.' y . -. City police said four persons were taken to the hospital for (Continued on p. 17) examination and Ireatment of Jniuries atout i p.m. Hospitalized and in fair condition were Karma Hovel, tlTTwln Falls, driver, of the second of the three cars and Karin Kay VonAstrad, 2fl, Twin Falls, driver of the third automobile. ^ i Treated and released were CandV'VanAstrnniTf 7, daughter of goes the driver and Richard Hovel, 26, Twin Falls, husband dfllle Red tape second driver. problem Is that he is crippled. Ho also has a wnS "not at liberty" to talk at»ut Ijlrucni’a (or --- By BILL LAZARUS problem with schizophrenia," Bochmann nnyonc olso’5J.|ndlvldual case. Tlmes-NewB writer ju iid.' Another problem was tho slow, Moanwlillo, Slrucok and h li 'wlfe lived In a E b E N - Bureaudracy has finally begun to Impersonal worklngof tho federal bureaucracy. ahaejion »56nmonlli rocflvedfromnatoortiomtr: .worJt for Horry Sir.ucek- • , , . ‘ BocKnrihnh^nld Surlcek applied for a faimland.T^iclr diet constated larjoly oI cheap _ Slrucok,-who along with his wife liv e d In reconsideration of tho denial of & clal Socurltj^— breed and Jam. - ; -destitution for II yfcar, received his first Social . In January, 1073,.. . „ ..... Sirucek said he had been (arlng aomewnat fiocurity ohock Nov. 7. He originally applied for After roQelying hfi word on Uie stalus of tho ■ h ettor'aW M 'n’nSloptorabcr Times-Ncws. artlcl« - Social Security more tlmn a year ago, following roconaideratloK for four months, Slrucok doacrlbed hU condition, because he started, a heart attack r receiving food stamps. . „ . . ,0n Nov,.7 he said ho received his' firs t Sodal Dm w as lo iu u i ouno u iu i u iu »ivu» , EdHorlal, 4 ■ brkets; 25 Security check - IlSO for himself and his wlh! and anqther for his two hlgh. _ Farm, 18 Sporfi, 20-24 according to Dave Baelmann, tenner dlrccto |„, . -acllQOU ■ ■ " V a l l e y r l T ^ in’ niriiraV nnnilod for work at tlio' nicon»ldorallonh«dliislbi!«ni»nl to Baltimore, Slrucei: said. He said he put the $1M In'tlie bank until nla dau^ters wanted a stAtlon ^agon — IT'SBASYI V ...... TimriVwhol louli Word ol'BuhL (dohd ioy» oboul C loulllad Adi. M Raoil. Modern Tru-Cold r*lrlo«rator'(r*fli«r.» fubic (iti, food stamps he- receWed before M lU n j-to . ln'oootf^ndlH on, ,5'
Katie Bcem B . |Bclinont Vcrcia Bifisell Ira Stewart TWIN FALLS J-_-BunL« _____-JEtlOME-r,-JEtlOMEJr,- Mr<.:K«tl«-V,.^Mr«. —HA2ELT0N— Mr«. D«rtha GOODING - Verdo_D^ BiiaSi?,v62; Ti1ff” FiniF:^BiSi7V8rdra™ airnii^iWg— IftktumlTITPI^ ,.BIssclir82rrcsldeniy3' Sunrise Stewart, 73, B uB, -3lod- Salurdny jllim oon ot nolufol In St, Benedict’s Hospital after Saturday otternoon at St. Courts, died Thursday night at followlng a short Illness causes. ' . - a b rie f lllnens. ■ Benedltt’s Hospital lon^ term Uio Gooding County Hospital Saturdoy morning at'hls home ll-.^aLJ_zSllir:Bar:borirAprll-ia7-l»W;— lanrunU. ■ ■ <°llowLngTdgir1lltiei'ir: ifiHhfc Dnnvlllo, HI., ho mnrrlod In Oiquert, Gronln((«n, Born Nov. 2. 1B80, at Slie was born March 22,1891, He wos born March 5,1900, at' Grncc Dougins In JOOHn North Holland.-Sho came to the Mahoney City, Pa., she moved in Jackson County, Tftnn. Slie HIgliland, Kan. He movM to Dakota. Uiiltod States with her parents w Denver,. Colo.,_ .in I W , wa.^'^arried to Ray Blssell in Salt T,Jke City. Utah, as a child — ' He was a forrtiei* resident In lB02i— They— lived— InT graduating from tlie Colorado— 1912 fn, Yakima, Wash. T^r and come to ?Buhl wltli his' QilnQ/ CalH..-and Las -Vftgflfl. Minnesota' /two yeara and ConsAcvatory-ioL-Music-at^several'-y^wMlwy^-llvod-ln— pftrwtfl-ln’riou—HimltcntMid' j«,-wrari!jw_0pcriitcd a Mnd— moveditSMntanraS Boulder.----- _ ------:— ^6obdtnH-anH-mQVcd tQ. Doiso. • schoolsJii_JlUhllHq:_WBS o_. ^jnd-gravel huslnass. :• . . homesteaded. S io moved to Milner on A ^ i l , wbpro she-was a furrier I n , plumber by trade end'^had
be eliminated by a growing technicians, tp operate TONIGHT _^demand-fot,-tljfe.-faclUty_in— equipment,— and— $31^— for regular CSr activities. miscellaneous expenses DiT"Jflmcs Tqylorrcollcgc— lncladlng~ClCflI)lHg"inatcriair president, said the auditorium towels; paper, liglit gels, bulbs ____?WlicontiMotobo,flVflllQblo(w; and. • sp6L_arcs. • * ______community use !‘at la rg e ." Ho Following tho discussion of . also quoted figures showin(t cost and uso percentages Uio about half of the auditorium three groups voted to .reaffirm 1 use Is In the Interest of -tlie the agreement made between D R IV ER IMPROVEMENT elasBei to help . general public. Uie college and the Civic persons whose driver llcpnses have been Ho said ii) 1071 40 per cent of Audirotirum Association In suspended but who must drive vchleles to the time the ouditorium was in IDGO when t)]o revenue of Uie maintain employment were discussed by . use It was for public functions; auditorium association wds legiBlntors, Judges and-law enforcement 02 pei- ccnt of tlie tim e In 1072 given tlto collogo to use toward Discuss classes officials in a special program Thursdoy. Taking and thus far tl)ls year the construction of tho fine arts part were Police Chief Frank Barnett, State figure is 48 per ccnt for public center. Rep. William U ntlng, and Paul Hale, who use. 11118 agreement states tlie directs tlie program in Idaho, all from left. . In addition tho groups Collogo .is to have complete discussed tiio cost of tije control over tho usage and auditorium which some of tlie molntenance of the building 1,200 donors who contributed and It shall be available for money to bulid the facility, say educational and theatrical Council members W ing dam aged Isprohlbltlvc to some donating purposes for the full use and groups. benefit of all bonafido civic, DENVER (UPI) — Rubber thrown up from a Fees for performances to political and cultural groups of to review bids Ure which blew oi(t while a United Airlines which admission is diarsod South Central Idnho. jetliner with M pasi^engers.aboard was taking TWIN FALLS - City Council K marfflhopplng. facility. Tlie off Saturday, tore ohole in the wing. The plane -propQanl ia.fconi-Arite-WliitCx. ______returned to Denver Stapleton Intematlonnl Uie proposed new fire station Tills will be the third and final Airport safely and no Injuries were reported. during regular council sessions reading of Uie ordinance. Airline officials said a blowout on one of the Monday .night ond will also Council members will also moln landing gear Ures. hurled rubber into the KEN'S MAGNAVOX A p p o i n t e d consider a proclamation on consider amending rental fees rlglit wing, tearing an 18-inch hole in the metal "HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER" conservation of fuels. at the airport and will hear a skin. 420 Moln South - Twin Folli - 733.3333 _WASlllNGTON-(UU)-^daho-RcpubUcan- £0iineiLjnc£ta_at_7j3Q_ proposed ~ resolution I2ie Ovoriond — Burliir - ‘ 76.2533 I'M. Rep. Steve Symms, has been appointed to the p.m. Monday in. the city hall secondary sewage treatment Opon (Tldoyl Until » r.M. - iaiurdoyl Unlll S House In te rio r Committee. ouditorium. McetlnBs are open for the city and consider on Symms also serves on the House A g ricu ltu re . to the public. ordinance for the creotion of Committee. He was appointed to tho interior Also on the agenda for . Local Improvement. District, Committee to replace the late congressman Monday night are an 80. John P. Saylor, of Pennsylvania. annexation ordlnonce ond Other routine business - anoUier to grant conditional Including-deferrnent of ciirb use for tlie construction of a cut regulations for Swift and PILGRIMS WOULDN’T mobile home park near the new Co., will also be heard. Road information UNDERSTAND MODERN service available S h a r p e s t FOOD PROBLEMS BOISE - Tho Idnho current road condition Deportment- of Highways Information by- calling the began its annual dail^ official following numbers, some of It's (loiihlfiil llic I’ilfjriiiih would wiiiil l« liiitfili- uitli food prohleiiis. Tliy> liiul winter road reporting service which are t a p ^ telephone Thursdoy. ■’recordings: U oise — “384-2500 f'lioii^li triM iliIFjiisI rinding ciioi'ifili food
Take milk as an exam ple, a (>ood eow eosts 81.000'or more. Someone has to feed anti enre lor thal e^iW f vi'iy ihiy of the yrni'. And7-ht>w-Tn»mTr-people-in-.\mfriea today even think aliQiit how {>ood the hay erop is p:oin^ to he? But in every ^lass of milk and in every steak there’s a lo( of hay some farm er worked hard and spent iiuuiey to harvest and preserve for eatlle fee That turkey stuffing is made from bread wliieh is baked wilh flour made from wheat. Hut few siltinp around the Tlianksf;ivin^ table thin year will slop lo'think iilioiit Ilo'w that wheat was liarveMled. The Iriilh iH. a farm er soniewliere paid about 320.000 foi; a ( Ohdiihe ejipable of harveslinp: enoiifih wheal in jiisl one hour to m ake KK>%$olidr$tolc 50.000 loav«‘s of bread. T ‘ W' III ■ t . MQA C8-130 100% Solid Slalo Color TV - * • . WllhlhB*TAIL8AFE"chiMl» ______, . . . , We have weiUher probbm s today, too. We lost more farm erops in floods last year 13" picture moasurod diooonnlly Hore's .Iho Itileal in Solib ^ it s 'time for ' Slalo lochnology nil wfiippod up find Joady lo fjo in ii cpmpucl than Miles StamliHh eoiild have Htored in a thouHaiid Mayflowers. Ci-Qps a-farm er portflblo. It tonluros tho ndvanced "FAILBAFE" chnaaia wllti inveHled in but reeeive MQA It ■ moinboi ol thn wotldwidu and paid for it hi low priecH. I^aHl year, however, erop failures, foreign grain Bales, M iliublthI Qioui) Mhos* tupulutioii' tnr.()ualiiy, Inlugrily a(ic1_ (igopriOii- bad weiUjhj^r and inflation eom biiied to use i;p i Ik j Hurpliises Htoreil from other yi-ars. b'lily spam livD conlmunit and 100 A m g a ' Only Wollco I unlquo way So we have gone through a rough year for foojl prieei) as a result. q I mohlng illppert oilurot you o< comfort and quolily 'Pillow1 M GA XP8-1S Univorial.Plllow Speaker. Snhh . . iitm n lo 'TV.'itoreo or rndio ihrough your, >. pillow withoul diilutbino anyono. MQA'i univ«riiil pillow ipeakor ptub* into virlually any enloilainmeni' . THIS MESSAGE b r o u g h t TO YO U BY prdfli/cl which hni on 6 t)hm Irnpadmco osrphons ter; mmat DiiiM-in vQlutno con ltol nt)d 15 li 4 SBR.-VICE5 CO. ------4SS3W. 1 “ Talks assure Congressmeri of Nixow’s stabiUty > and Ills broblom ■ • huibuboi UIU wiuuiu wm. ouwcwujr ui. uuti.f..avinifdnnaUon, or dealt'with tlio substance of t ^ efforts to restore Tills mnrft ihnW ttnvthlnc olao iifls been the State Kissinger was explaining tfie facts. The charges.larges. Member Audit- Our»au o( CirculaMon ond UPl. OKlclbl CHy ond administration. \ ____ County N»wipop«t puftuoni to Section 60-1CO Idoho cod*. Thunday conMfllcd anjciotv of conifresslowil leaders President was In o jovial rpQod, and kept * He hasnxhasn't answered ifte„^cnargesthe^ charges about - ^ ------1r»nf*by-dMionol«i-o*HK»Tdoy-o)-m«-w«#luon-wnicnJ*qoLnolic*», :— Ih(Ltlmnc(LliiL!®]u™UB!dy-J«!|e^ ------For weeks and even m L rs7 TlirPrflflldfentr^i»;t°"»P»ynd-ba^c^in^^ ------Ho h o ^ rgasBu/cd a lo t o ^ ^ will b» TublUhtd. PubllihitI dolly ond Sundov, t u c t p t Saturday, ol Congress was beginning tlio long and delicate a ^ u t himself.' • 132 Third 5tr»«f Woil...... Iwtr\ Foil*...... Idobo B330I, by Moqic Voll»y procedure of lmpeacliment._ln tl\U-proccsa, -™ modtob«lM lnlodnndilcflOhtrbroodln« wlU,-“ ' Y v ! “ ,^^^^ ymbol’ who was going 1 ^ — ^ - -N*wiooM f*^lnc^ntaMd-iii-«condjjQii-m pli-maHai.ADfU-l|^19.1fl,- — ^Tl»ls-luit-cloar4y-hclpcd-him-pcr8onally-and.:- ot Ih* (K>»l oilic* In, Twin Folli. Idaho 03301. undor Iho act ol Morcli ■—Marylnml'mbunUilnsVFlorl(lii,:or.Cnlifomln.: -^P9P“!°'' ---- -m inlm lzcd .thc.d ccp .but publicly. unBpokbn fl. IB79, '' . doubts aboiit his Iteolth, Judgment and alablllty. ' Phono 733-0931 — *nB-wjiiHr«H«iuiiaj.ii!uuurs-.werc.puizjcu-uy_.!___ -...Also,—ne Also,—he - nhas a s -.o-.done o n o ( s so o wonw ell min -^ inesethese JAMES------• performance, and ■ aU the moro-puwded------confrontations w ith t)jo Cohgrcsa tlia t he is n e w -r— llusreot .txick t« Urtir otfirts'drill wore ' going slccHongUi the otlmrwoy Into spcochcs nil RESTON w greeted b y spflclalm cfflcn8crabc«ring a lolU-r L r tl^o pIocS, o r o l loa»t a lU v e r th , SouU., M r dwWo^le?l ol U rrm c d torcea i thS '™"’ Agnow soying.Uiot, by the flying to Forlda to talk to tlM Aasodated Prosa. " Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn., the vice-chairman ^ lU c n V p lt b tlm Mlddl“ ™ M t resigned and titnnking them for tlieir past key'ulscayne, and then up again and down composed,.solemn, and factual.' of the Watergate Committee, offered some sound' members of Uie House of nepresentativos would support . and jcpurtefiy^ So why was^tlMJ Qgainlo Mao6h, Ga,^ back ^ Key Dlacayne,"and - Tip OlNeill of Massachusetts, tlie Democratic ndvim ^fnr the Republican' Party in Twin Fallg bq, in effwt, a grand jury, deciding whether to President so Jolly, since ho must have kpown finally to By CLvbE II. FAnNSWORTII country is even tlmt fbrtuno^. D y P E G O ’HAHA And tlicro Ifin’t ono^ h .o H CQnmsslntinl Q wrtcrJ v_ PARIS - Untll-ot Icnsl lOflfl- . elsewhere,, outside Uie- Arab ‘WAKHlN^'l'ON—^mHronmentallats-who-worked-foT-ycars^'^— |- slatesrto’ mool U)o (Jcmand- for cleim air standards began expressing' fear of wholesale -subfitJluld for-Arab oll-to pflwor^—31io:-Arabfl-aec6unt-for-'50 assaults on tho.se standards as Congre.^s started ru.shing through U)c fpctprios, run the cnrs and '* billion of tlie 00 billion tons of cmcrgency leglalo'tlon lo deal wlUi Uie energy crlaia.-.., , . heat'lhc homes of Europcnns. ' known- world petroleum ■ Some nl.qo worried th a t‘more'lahd would be devastiited by T^iia clearj overwhclmtng;^ rescrves;^ strip mining In the rush to replace lost Mlddlc;Eaatoll:with-cool------faot*-i6^b6Hlnd-aomQ of “ aj?-nulekly-and-cheaply-n3-pos.slbierftnd-thai-sofety-c6h]^'n3~-~'-~~~ difficulties'Buropcorn-stntes anything ready to Bu(»tltutO' ■wbuld be'dbwnplayed In the rush to bulldTiirtlonr poWerpfimis. . — fnco wlUi each other and wlUi for oil at least until tite next <. President Nlxon, In his energy message Nov. 1, called for : - . /, the Unttisd States as the decade. C6al used' to do the Job speeded-up licensing and construction ..of. niiclelar pliint.s, . ! prospects harden 'for oil in Europe,4>ut cannot now» Not.. ^ ^ Including licensing.for.la.monthB^'ltliout public hearings;' r^tionlnR on the continent this even the ample coal reserves of .exemptions from federal iind state air and water quality.laws ' winter. Tlic consensus of most Brltain.aro sufficient backrup. and the Natlonrit' Environmental Protection Act (NEPAi; . energy expe[^is,that so long . Uintfor t country. conversion of'plants from oil .to coal, and "reasonable” -as the Arabsttuhien the.valves,. Everyone knew tliattlie Arab stiindards for strip mining. • , ‘ Europeans have little states had a moriopoly. on a 'As oil sliortagcs forced Industry back to burning cool, nltcrnative but to reduce commodity , that was Congress held hearlnga on several principal bills; S 2589, tlio demand. Europe's llfob)ood well l^fpro National Energy Emergency Act of 1973, which would BDt up on .' This is already happening as ' tl»e'fourtlv Arab-Israoll war emergency rt»tlonlng program and plnns for fuel con.servnlloh, ' " .. Uie Dutch cut out Sunday broke out on ,Oct. fl. Wliat was require somtf oirand gas-burning plonts to convert to coal and " driving and tlie Bclgians-and unCTcpect^d is Ujiit Ujo Arab grant them variances from clean air laws; S 26fl0, which would -; Germans consider similar states Imve’been able to find amend the Clean Air Act of 1970 to permit variances from clean measures. Even the French such unity of purpose. air standards on a case-by-case basis without public hearings or authorities, who consider There aVe'dnngers that the judicial review, and I IR 11031, conipanlon bill tbS 2589. themselves Jn , a privileged Arabs’ "oil wedpon" could Many environmentalists were resigned to a lemporury six- relationship with the Arab shatter European unity, or month grant of power to the prAldent to permit variance.^, but - • - stales, are warning that what exists of it as si^ifie d by warned Uiat broad, long-term exemptions coulcl result In air . restrictions mny be around the the nine-nation Common pollution almost as bad In some areas as It wus before pa.ssai'e of ; corner. i Market. Uie Clean Air Act of 1070. • There has been much talk of ”Tliere's definitely a panic sltuotlon up there ( in Coni'ressi," North Sea oil and gas. Europe cannot afford to bo siiid Jim Conroy, legislative coordinator for Environmenlal Intensive' explorotion activity wiUiout oil liecause this would Action Inc. “ They're ramming Uilngs through committees and. over the last 10 years or so hos mean the closing of factories, Uiey'll be low . . , It's very alarming. If alt these proposals pass, yielded -reserves of sizable Uie end of motoring, the drying we're In for some bad times." quantities, which eases the •up of Jobs, a shivering winter Brock El^ns of tlie Slerro Club and Barbara Heller of the -crisis somewhat for Britain, like those of W ond War U and Environmental Policy Center both characterized proposals for the Netherlands and Norway. dealing with fuel shortages as "ossaults.on the Clean Air Act." out U10 demand tor energy and political chaos. — !4troally4finit-nooesfiorj^o-forfolt-€loan-alr-to-hftvo-energyr:------has risen so fast In Europe tlial One of the meager defenses sold Heller. ‘‘It's possible to have both.” But, she odded, "people ' even these countries are hard of the continent is its ability to liave bedome so frightened," so governed by their fear of ' hit by the cutbacks In the stand togeUier, even though shortages.^hat Congress Is "moving Ota frantic pace, Even the , Middle East. this unity Is admittedly flimsy. dedicated environmentalists {in Congress) ore scared," she ,, said. Since the 1956 Suez crisis The Arabs may not really -We-sTcTTi- ir u T ’O 'p'ca'n'' want to make enemies of a ll^ e TcsTjxprcssedhoprthnt-brenching'oHhrGlenm\ir~---- Act would not bo as severe os some feored, and that consumption of petroleum has Western European nations. environment-minded members- of Congress would stond firm : . risen by seven times. In 1070 Tliey still would like to have and not yield to panic In the face of Uie energy crisis. But they ;; Western Europe Imported 11.3 Europe's technology, admitted Uife .crisis would make the cnvironmentallsls’ fight million barrels dallv. two- industrial equipment, food U ilr^ of which comes from liarder. exports, Juxur.y..gQods_and. As’envlronmentallflta.sow U, there were two separate energy— ^— “ “ tho“Arab statcs of the Middle Investment facilities. They crises — the one this,winter and Uie long-term onif the United East and North Africa. N6rmnl could prolinbly do wltliout, or States faces. Cpncern over Uie first should not be a reason for. dem and growth hod been fill some of their needs from expected lo Increase Europe's CAA funds use discussed panic lej'i'slntinn affecting the second, they felt. suppliers In Uie Soviet Union or imports In 1075 to IG million China, but It would be barrels dally, with an even Inconvenient. Editor, Tlmes-News: What hns been termed a war special Inteliii’ence all his own. and agamst the very Social TF writer lists bigger proportion from A total oil boycott would Sen. James McGure said of on poverty seems more to be a He has to take impractical Koals of economic self-help and sources. ' probably be considered a OEO; “Wasting the poor’s pitched fight with the working advice from his boss, apply It community harmony that they If any single commodity virtual act of war, and the money hurts the poor most.” I taxpayer lo bring him to piu-lty to an unworkable sltuotlon, were supposed lo foster. Nixon infractions dominates the economies of Arabs surely have Httio dosii'o wholeheartedly agree. In an with the welfare recipient. At .delve through years of I applaud the decision of the Western European states, It Is to preclpitatc a war with address given on May 31 to the any cost the wdrker will have experience for a like dilemma, ndmlnlstratlon to take a petroleum, ond there simply Is Europe. Senate, Sen. McClure to dole out to the non-worker. use tools which were designed rational management Edltor, Tlmes-News: used the office of the not enough drilled on this Inefficiently and manufactured approach for the benefit of the Presidency lo attempt to pi^t __So.. Europe, ..fiUli _hos some suppoj^tedjhi dlsmanlllrie of I think we've all witnessed .. . Before some.QLua gel a gulll Mntineni tomeefiho-demnnar il^egi^iy~ lnefflcionro’fflce o f '“'vhat happGns’ W lth'glvc^w ay ' improperly t)y~someone"who --worthwhile programs-nnd-thp' -htmselfabovcThelnw,------cards to play. But the hand, complex because of the things Wells In Eastern Austria Economic OppMnnlty._cltlnc programs. It diminishes the di^.’t laiow how to oclually P^^'^ket of the American _ tie has consistently IIW Jo ___ almost everyone anrecs, Is said-obout Richard Nlxon-I supply one-third o f thnt character of the recipient and’, iise'the’m, ond come up with a tiixpayer." tlie American.people. He has,' dismally weak for Ihe time such telling figures as have decided to list the things country’s needs. No other being. paltry BO cents return on each gives them the-notlon that they solution which will dellijht his I shudder to think by his actions and through the •tesaes^uperiors .. . with-hls— gunranteed-l tions-of-his subordinutcs. for--- ’seed’ dollar: 75per cent or tnal country. Instances were many of- boss. /jke,, vvhen - - a more proper which he hos locceplcd Is government cash, 85 per cent He has caused an erosion of harvest contractors and And then odd to all this some solution would be & return to • responsibility, brought of Which has gone to.staff public confidence in our Welfare reference farmerl* this yeor having grinning Idiot who comes to his efficient government coupled dishonor on the office of the salaries and administrative democratic system. Jiouae- antU dla^tiis- Jam iiy.. »^th n rencwfll QLindhddual- -jmesideocii^ dlfflcul(y4UiUlniUielp.0Dj ” ^l^n5tlt^tcd1nnhl^l^ml^of- ng— crop-hilrvcstffr-Probably-the----You hccti help Hnes pride fif effort. He has used the office of the natlonal security a plan which seen the local CAA In action, October weather saved their working manj ge't' then U ls lim e to rake'the pros of * presidency for personal violated civil liberties through however I can believe It ’ bacon, but what aboui next p r a c t l^ a j^ n d v lc e ? N o . President Nlxon and weigh enrichment. .He.ij^ecretly____ Edltori-Tlmes-News: Robert U. RodrlRUor '~ ~ ~:AE£j^~5iaHg-toWa!llhn-JcnLlffliTa-pi:QMi!mjvnr.To.s..AL: : M B lg E :;^ ^ •tlcle- “Tlmes-N uurley Senate wan R_ep. Derwlnski of state official has Stated that Proper tools? No. Recognition Wotergotcscandal.of which he of the Watergate. He lnvolve< -appeartng-TuesdnrNov- Illinois^ who stot^, n aah o’IPlinTli^a'WexIcnn^flbOT— forWs-wqrkrNoT7\Tolsir?-Ha-!— hns"ln-n6-wjiy"iwen JJl'OVen"’ ^ m I'lA in the-bovcftfinirtftr— entitled "Labor problem s ---- ■ imported'ln !tcx^year In ilg h t He just gets to poy more responsible. -Nlxon was too- eavesdropping, opening, of. ‘ Wotergate. - He sought--to-.— Coinmiinity Action Agencies m all, ond military spying on aired.” . . ______of labor shortages this year, taxesH! to pay the salary for astute a-politician ^o load the - suppress, and-for. .a time did ate up on unbelievable total of civilians. A Mr. t>oyle Symms soys Data llils sooms shamfaful with local guess who? Yes, sir. Rep. Democrats connon, ond he has suppress, the facts of the 70 cents of every federal dollar He created a special and "American born migrant labor available of^ all Young phrased It very nicely tried to curb fiscal Daniel Ellsberg cose. Editor, Tlmes-News; on salaries and overhead. Tills personol secret police, laborers arc becoming a thing nationalities. when he stated In his closing Irresponsibility on such, He Interfered with tho S I have been asked by the obviously left only 22 cents for answering only to Uie White of Uie past and the people who - Poverty con be o voluntary remarks: ‘‘U Is time for this matters as OEO. You can't administration of justice by Speaker of Uic .Idaho .Houso-of actually fighting the war on House. are here who could help are on . sltuotibn. Take the couple in “ relufiTof'^porspocllvo, this judge "" a ' fight ' ' b ‘y 'one ' offering the Judge In thd Representatives, Mr. William poverty." He. and his subordinates “relief” or have better all-year Oregon that decided to build reali;^tlon that Uie American knockdown. Ellsberg case a directership of Lanting, to compile Rep. I^ndgrebe of Indiana Interfered with the freedom of Jobs.” I would like to make people cannot have their own . . .Noel T. Kreft ' the FBI. He Intervened in tlie- biographlcol ' sketches of again quoted, on July 5, Uie 78 Uieir own shock way up In the Uiese comments. toolles and live without tax moneys used against them Twin Falls tho prosS, by means ot. - antltrast suit against ITT. after, women legislators who have per cent salaries and overheod "Maybe, migrant laborers clectrlclty or modern Jnvcstlgatlons and punitive that corporation agreed to, served since statehood. figure. are a thing of the past and conveniences. - can't be- "action. He secretly recorded underwrite $400,000 of the 1072 lliis material is Intended for Rep. Young of Flolrlda gave 11101 maybe, jus t m aybe the termed poverty because that's conversations In his office. Republican convention. He . .. publication In a book by the an example of a case Involving American migrant might be their bag, even though Three more dark years He then sought to deny the I suppose one could go on until Notional Order of V^omfiri'’^ forgery ond grand larceny by staying on “bettoj-” all-year materialistically they're poor. evidence on those tapes to the . space fon out. . liiglslators. an OEO worker, but the locol jobs, but r resent the And bureaucrats g.et to looking Editor, Tlmes-News: courts. . Get of Nixon's back?. I have been trying to get attorney refused to prosecute you do. It will be Americas Impllcptlon when the word pretty stupid when they try to finest moment. I hope you get He has violated the He needs our concern like Information concerning Carrie on these grounds; "A bunch of ■Richard M. Nix (formerly “rehef” Is used. Unless Mr. solve the problems of peoole to read this. Constitution of the United a rattler needs another set Harper White who served Incompetents hcd hired a Nlxon). As has been stated, Symiris Is on expert on "relief” who might not feel they have Dove Anderst, States and his sworn obligation of fangs. during the 1919'1D20 session In known criminal with a history what a tangled web we weave, or is a national economist he any problems. - Hazelton to ‘ see that the laws “be R.Johnson the House.' of similar octlvltles and put when we first start to deceive! should stick to growing apples Not all the working class feel faithfully executed.” Ho has Twin Falls I would Appreciate hearing him In a sltuotlon where he or whatever. could continue to com m it Uiey have to havejwo cars and It appears tlie pollUclans arc — !n—so—f«r-,-ns—importlng- from any, of her relotlvoa or r»-iigeney-< ■ )otaie^^th- friends who could help mo with torgcncsrTU«h“ “ Bltnntloir going to plsj^ Mexlcan nationals from agencies manned by people you until 1970, which fnenns *Uils Informotlon. Please'write would only embarrass the Mcxlco-!-tiiat can be a roiiI.£CDp who ,can;t relate who have Uiree more “dark” years. Lot me* at tlO Iflth Ave., Lewiston, .government by leading Uie saver to the Idaho Former” Is handfuls of poverty^^auslng me moke one thing perfectly Idaho, 8.'1501. Jury lo believe thot'the people just a nice way of saying cheap tax dollars to tUrow around. clear, wheUicr you. go out the . Gladys Swank running EOC were stupid and labor. The working mon has a Ijewlston Irresponsible.” front door or tlie back, when An E«-Mlgrant Laborer, Wendell dr, refutes hospital eriticism undorstandnble thot the Editor, Tlmes-News; Gooding County Momorlol dalo relative to tho patient.. Wendell pnysictan so directs that he or she be sent to the Wendell physlclons prefer not In Uie Tlmes-News of NoV, G, Hospital. By choice one of Tills Is done regardless of to travel to boUi hospi tol^ to see 1073, In which tho-Ambulance Uiese physicians resigned from who m ight bo tlie patient’s Jerome Hospital. In patients eoch day. but In the Service In the Gooding area Uie staff, and as such Is not pliyslclan — whether It be n erhergency situations where Immedlote attention Is case of an no^ldent to one of was criticized, many privileged to treat patients at Gooding physician, or from necosshry, a Gooding ' Uielr patients who arrives at allegations were made pro and Uie Gooding County Memorial Wendell, Jerome, or Twin Uie GoodlnR County Memorial con. I om not concerned here Ho,spltal. Tlic'oUior Wendell Falls. ‘ physician has seen tho se ' Hospltnl_.cn. rare..pccafllonS| nrlmarllv...... ,...... with the...... ombulance...... t^yaicinn Is on tho \courtcBV\c The Wendcl? phrslclnnaiI'niuiuiiei, pal..,..™,itlenta. given what care Is mlytt-wettld-not-put^ service as such, as i personally ataw anti Is privileged to odraft ^i>on^)clng colled r “cert have had no problems with Uid and treat patients in tho their patients by the stayed with tlio patient until strain on tl\clr time to come to ___ flcrvlce,^______( ______‘ Gooding hospital. Just the same Emergency Room^nurso, then Uie Wendell ph:^sle|nn arrives Uie Gooding .Hospital to care -:fc»:-tholg-patlontiuuntU- tlicy- am-tsincemed^ with Uie as the physicians residing In determine what "dffipoiiiinnf Vc«rr^or-Ww-MUontr-oii-4fl- wefo In a satisfactory condition dllcgatlons supposedly miide U^e City of Gooding,' slioulil bo mode wlUi tliolr ■ suKlclcntly. undor control ,to to be transferred to the hospltal by Deputy Slierlff Bill Boyer', Whenever III patients, or pntlonla-whether-Uioy wont' trnnsfor to onothcr oMhelr choice. • and to quote his paragraph; patients who have suffpred an them brought to tholrotflccs in hospltjil. __ !!Even_If an_ocddonj victim Injury, or for any other r eason Woniloll, whcUior thoy jront This ■ hns hnpponod on i In summary, I feel first, thnt arrives at ilie Gooding County present themselves at the ' UifmlotibtflkontoUioroBplia— Innumornblo Mcnslons. It |s ^ the allegations made by th ^ . Memorial Hospital In record Gooding County Membrlbl Irt Jerome or whether they trud that ponalbly some of Uiese deputy Sheriff: i were time, problems may still arise, ’ Hospital, or whether brought In wish lo come to-the Ooodlng patients have not been In tlie unfounded; second,' that no the group learned. Boyer said by . frlendsj private car, or County . . Memorial Hospital and )»«> pliyslcal condlUon to bo Uiat Gooding doctors will not ambulance, they are Admitted cbro for- UieLr...... patients ( t ^ one transrorrod to tho Joromo patient has been untreated or ^aent_olBewbBCOL^unlofla_ ^ e a t ...... ltj-hu-boafl-‘ of Uie Wehdoll dpctors. He said um M v a p i i a i c . . — —— r»»««ir/-«r’wiroif«jr-HTO3r\wnir*r— . --TVTT-.--. dlrcct'prt by:: the Wendell 1 , . " J ____the.ambuloncfchas-to.bcjtonLto-;^te nnUcnt --or tclcnd-^la___ Uifl.piitlonUoLbfijflfin.by-onfl.of___ ■phy«lclon»r4ndlhird”thonr / Jerome 80 tlie victim can bo then asked who might bo the the Gooding physicians for him resulted IrTUielr transfer, ond Tire-WbTraciriSiysnmirerifiiOTn s i y s n w ------tlie lu st Interest at heart Uiey '' .tMatcd_by ''a*-% io'ii'dcUpatlent'o ^iy»Elhn.''’nio nurse ' to .assume’ 'uic caro of' ttlo « (allurii on ihepart of Uio . will come to' the Ooodlng physician." ' . on duty thoncontacts tho paAont. emergency room pofMnnel at I. ____^ p h y a lc la n ^ u u lh tlM n to m w lflf--- -^^ll»fm)e«dur«^^^611owod^n— -^unty^rMmorlaVrn^taUte. 3oth Wendell .'physicians the, patient'? . name, his every case, o^d no on« ,li f« |li» ^ ofJreatinent given at soo ithoir/Occident cases. ' unrn-tormiirlv-membsFB oUhe___cQmDjnlnts! and Renet'al ' tutYifd away, and NO ONE U - >ho local nospltnl. • Dr. M«rlon;V. Kllnglor ' . ; _ S S e S r 9T a r o l to J e M n ^ ? im tll Uiplr. « - . - - quItO: . -Woniloll Gonsiiniers ask -pfingremeiits in fo ^ -WASinN(;TON-(URl)— -A- -norABroadcastndsfitoUdcd,: Rfoup of consumers SnluMny sJjould dlHclosc the presence of for Greece asked, the Federal Trndo preservatives,,artificial color- Commission (FTC)' to foqulro _in(> of artificial flavorind in a -droilar^wnhlfltfr ------STIinNS^UPrt^^ProBlilenl— n;snnipliimo( nnlH(ovomiticnt TiH=(MrinBT'wH«U64n- ''Possess a pure Gcoriip Pjtpntlopoulofl decreed (JomnnHtrntions. foods that'Ore advertiaied'and. Wlien added sugar, such as ■ mnVlliil law tlirouiiliout Rrcccc PK|)mlo|wulnii7spnnsliodtl>ro.mhtlieirDn«al(^s classmates and ScfencQ In the P(iblie'Inlercsl» which brganlzed the petition. • of Athens polytechnic school, Greek workers to return to the "Currently deception Is ram • focal poltit of the student streets to renew, the battle.. . '!Z rebellion wiiiclistarted Wednes- pant, with mariufacturers brag SiJ'/iay. and police routed occui)y* * Papndopoulofl aaid the three ging about taste, o r .a few ** lni; students with wooden staves^ days of__domon8frntions, aimed selected Ingredients, while hid -£nnd lend pipes, At Die "’overthrow of his mil* ing from the consumer the fact Tlie miiitiiry cntnmand Im- Itary-bnckod regime, showed that the product contains large posed a -1 p.tn. curfew in nil •■the existence of conspiracy amounts of sugar and fat, as SEE IT BEFORE CIV1I.IZATI0M SWEEPS IT AWAY . ' “ "towns with tnnrt* than 5,000 . aimed at the violent obstruc well as artificial colorings, populntion.-'Proops and tanks tion" of his plan to lend Gfoece ■flavorings ond preservatives,- took up [Ki.sidons throui’hout to national elections under his TTie FTC has the clear -'...EXCELLENT N AKIiA Tt.l) IIY . Atlicns to (liscoura{>e any new republic. authority to stop such decep FANTASTIC ' HKX AI.LKN tions by issuing several simple GheSuu'EflfOrnm guidelines, such as the ones we have suggested." Tlie petition asked that n i l' lliiUs d r i f t i n g print advertising for food list the ingredients in 'decreasing BRISBANE. Austrnlin (U PI) - Three balsa ■order of predominance, "In a wood rafts, floating across the Pacific from dear and conspicuous man- South America will) 12 men of dilferent nationalles and tlu'ee cats ab^ardi ^crc edging — ^ - ---- slowly., toward the.nastftm-AnstraHnn rnnst Saturday, a radio m enage said. Syd Molon, an Australian ham radio operator who received tlie report from Capt. Vital Alsar, C O V E I MAN CAN LIVE JN HARMONY WITH NATURE leader of Uie '•Huancovellco" otpedJUon, said AMIK.K Mku ut A It uunii 4 Ht:iNZUt:itMANN tlie rafts were 05 iniles northeast of their Wino by tho I ------dcstinotlonr-Mooloolnbn-on-the-flOUth _DtdnkjuLBflUk_Oh Sunday! Queensland coast, on-Uio 176th day of the S.SOO- TjHSTTOflYS! mile voyage. Feoturing FIngor Slookt, Chiekon, WEEKDAYS • 6tOO • 7:00 • 0:00 Rubon ond Corned & SUN • 1:00 • 3:00 • 6:00 • 7:00 • 0:00 sannv no pascks Boof Sondwlchoi Kennedy sojnLhas_siirger^^ —TUESrONLY— -- j[„Jtl-AddUon-W.__ Z 3 3 Ja ii^ | 'TOMORROW-ONIY CAREYTHEATER AGE THEATER ^ Kissinger ^ e s CAREY WENDELL niece married Saturday SHOW riM ES 7 I 30 2 1 30 I in conference WASHINGTON { U P h - I n a long-liaired, t>earded Harvard hospital. morning of tragedy and muted doctoral student. Among the A malignant growth discov Joy. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, wedding guests, whom singer ered in dianostic tests that Out to solve a purr-fect WASHINGTON (UPI) - Undersecretary of State D-Mnss., comforted liis cancer- Andy Williams led in a rousing began Nov. 9 was descritxid as IS ^cro lary of Stale Henry A. Kenneth Rush Saturday and stricken son after his right leg . chorus of ‘‘Irish Eyes . Are a cartilage tissue tumor, less c r im e ... Kissinger swimg Into a series of orranged the meeting with was amputated Saturday, and Smiling” after the nuptial vows serious than primary bone --follow-up strategy conferences Dobrynin later In Uie day. t h e y ’ re within an hoUr gave his niece were exchanged, were Sen. cancer. , lLon~hl8 Middle-Eo8t-and SANDY’S RESTAURANT S ee the television event of the ^ a s p h ! - r . 125 M ain Avo. E. T w i n F a lls W o n o w o lfo r'F U U SERVICE fro m 7-1 1:30 ■a.m. and 1:30-10 p.m. From 11 ;30 o. m. to I ;30_p.m. wq will iprvo cafotortQ siylo to- Insuro. fosi sorvico’ .for thoso on lim ltod lunch periods. f h r U Saiurday ' ^ BREAKFAST- -Homo mado rolis & -donuts.' ' ' C U N C H —-^Morchants' Lunch, something n « W '8 v o r y d a y ! , ; D tN N E R — Sloaks 8 lob'sfo'r. ’All yoi) can Tsraf-fiTsiyrcinryolotl-borl; , . S u b ( j^ N c M l8 o n ,N B Q ; B : 3 0 - 9 : 3 0 p I,:...... ^ ^ngJn-thlt.coupon—^ ------_S KiN 'S MAGNAVOX ----- 1—------r-r-nrwn*friwnme7-- - =• "HOM E ENTERTAINMENT CENTER" 430 Mclin South Twin Folli 733-2?3n I31fl O^orlnnd Burloy 670 3533 Opon Fridnyi Until V IVM. Soturduyi Until S P.M. B BE I fl SELFrBASTING -^4 ISEU-BASnlK BONELESS BEEFPOT n iR K E Y S UIEKISM'S CUDEI.- HAWS iMt tMUUII SIM urn (im k ROAST MIlSSltlE hmV. ii- ii 68 78' Ui...... u Ut. TURKEYS t f m iim iiu i Tm lUMI II IHtDURSHt 99®O'A h a m s h . 2 '# T llR K E V t N lli b f it il l II II ei Ckib ' . iwouisuMiii 129 ‘ i.Smll'Uk.lk.. 2“# BACON 1?!=.“ POIISH Uei Piciid I SAVE 21° lb . EMPIRE. Tomi. GRADE C. 16 To 20 Lb. Avorogo. ALBERTSON’S DISCOUNT GROCERY PRICES BONUS BUY^ ARE TEMPORARILY REOUCED TO ITEMS TO SAVE YOU MORE! m EGG SALE ALPTSONS PRODUCE V i e » t o FRESHER kOOK Htne fORTHCPATE______ ALBERTSON'S FRESHNESS CODE... THIS DATE IS THE LAST DAY OF THE YAMS OR MONTH PRODUCT CAN BE SOLD IT '8 YOUR OUARANTEE OF FRE8HNE88I SWEET UOBNIKS miw MEDIUM CnO( U Denn HOlKIMi finH LARGE »m U Ooitn EXTRA LARGE 'SAVE 9M b. rzlargRAssortilieiiUif-Pdtted Planit ® CRAIIBERRr COCKTAIL -#^EUOCG!S^OOEffiS« Iv ti, Crisp Frtsh Htiils i© ^ O T T J R E E N BEANS ® POWBER OR BROWN SUGAR.. © SELECT P in E O O L IV E S -,,,. SAVE 34' For4Hood^. MARSHMALLOW CREME MANDARIN ORANGES # COFFEE MATE• CinnCriMH. I6«i. 1» SniS' ® C R ISC O SHORTENING,,.. .... 0 REVEAL R0A9 PAP SAVE \T ® ROYAL GELATIN OESSERT,» 10 i,-. M # C R A N B E R R IE S tlb. Packiee. 36' # i : 12 ft 35' Frish! W ® MIIIIATURE MARSHMALLOWS r »,> ' 21‘ #AVOGADOSi; Four...... 4 a » i © PROCESSEO DIllS™,!,,... ^ ^ $ Tom & Jerry Datler-, Bifi AppleHmndi coHee CateSiisr:^ Jffi DISCOUNT PRODUCE PRICES ® CHIFFON DINNER NAPKINS....,.,., 1" Albertson's Dressing Breadkm... 49*; •©lALBERTSDN’S FLOOR..™...: ...... 1” WE HAVE A BmCIOUS SELECTION m U.S. NO. 1 1dilio Rutssis. . 10 iSi 79 FROZEN OF RICH MOIST COFFEE CAKES! NANAS U.S. H0..1. W Hiiiy »i|iU b ...... 17 I . f - PICTSWEET e spiUNfiS*_fe^ flf EL.j$t= m mNniM tiiii.iiSiiiiiiwiiinr -38'=. »ONIONS Tillfiw liJi Flim IdUiili! Ik .. 18^ M ■ilREENPEASV 24“ |iK.a|ra'!h^.f IQ c 'MIXED NUTS m u . w. 78' PIES W M E W H I P . . ^ 5 7 “ - t - l a x E F O O D PEOPLE‘Who Care' 11,.- OPEN 2 4 IX PRICIEI^EEFECTIVE: b' Timnt.M.vw, Twln-.F»m. ’ Sunday. Nov/ombiir l»73 ■to ,TimBS:N«wi. Twin Fain. Waha, Sunday, I'lovemlwr It, I97d Nixoli eyes rationing R e c o rd set =t>RtAND0riralr: M hours. replied: “I don’t 'normally pick up tape Nixon said he felt the American PAVrOltllllVJmMSIHmSUIEPIIICEIIIUICE.,. ! - BOISE (UPI) A 1320.05 tape play cf,. Dniro Walentian, head of, tho BVU aUilotlc people would resent It “very, I "borrow ed" by • the . D epo rtm ent: of recorders.'* ' - office, said tho foot would he sent to ,the At first, Jamieson said Uie machine was very' m uch"' In peacbtlnjo GET O N E C IE AM ED , FREE I ;-Environmcntal--and_Comnj»nlty_SojLVlcc8^.t-Gpen-MondQy^hrou0lv4hur6dayi(i.30-A.M^to-5a0.R.a- Idaho's highest-paid and most Social and Rehabilitation Now, it appears, his own Job Friday 9-.30 A.M. to 8iOO P.M . Soturdoy 12 Noon to 5 P.M. controversial stale officials Services SRS, and Uie Youtli could on the lino.' Wendell sewer bid mny hove to face confirmation Training CEriter (YTC). In creoting DECS the by Uie Senate again next year, Gov. Cecil D. Andrus piil Bax legislature did not simply James A. Bax, the I32.5G0 a In charge of the merged transfer the powers and above estimates ycnr ndm inlstrator of departments. Dr. John Morks, operations of SRS and the YTC to DEFH. WsteadntTiffcWd" E n- vlr- onm on ta 1 an^d- -Uien head of SRS, stayed on (or W ENDELL - A bid for days in which to negotiate with Coinmunity Services (D&CS), a wlille as deputy in charge of these ogencles and control of construction of the city's new EPA before the bid has to be 1 B L O & Uie institution Into a .new W03 confirmed last February the area he once ran directly sewer system is several awarded. as Director of Environmental under Uie governor. agency. thousand dollars higher than The council will review Protection and Health, Marks later resigned. This Tills law set up the post of estimated cost, Wendell city Neilsen's bid at the next BBSH 119 Eait Main Str««t ^ D E P H ) . - ...... - weck^lnn.mnjprfihnkeup - ndmlnistrator , 0f t h e ■ agency .regular meeting Nov: 26 antT — Burbyr-ldaho 83318 couneilmen learned at a »*honr(20§)-t79=2jn- ^Tlien'the Legislature created Bax abolished 12 key positions. and said he would Imve certain special council meeting will take action on it at that* ft new department — effective Including Uiose of a deputy duties Once held by the Tliursduy .night. time. last March 31 — from the old administrator and tliree directors of DEPH and SRS. Only one bid, that of Nellsen Construclion Co., Twin Falls, was submitted. Their bid was $214,931. Estimated cost of the \FO aide talks at Burley proJcct was 1182,100. According.,to city engineer Hugh Hedges.it is possible to (CoDttauedfromp. 1) moves production out of low evaporate overnight." obtain some additional money NFO can raise U)o general pr.ice levels because of "The only answer and hope from the 'Environmental price level becouse it is increased production end cost. is the NFO collective Protection Agency, The city bargaining," ho said. LAST CALL for FREEZERS -no^lonQlly— organiKod— ond- '-F^rices-are-loveUed-out- at- the iuis already received- $160,500- provtdcs a wide coUcclive highest acceptablo. price Earlier in Uie afternoon the in federal funds, State funding bargaining base, he said. level." NFO membership odopted a amounted to one-fifth of the The GarloacFof F reezers f rom Frigiddire " E v e r y time “ NFO -moves- — Hio NFO tried to-get its resolution calling for Uie use of ; federal share. ------— production out of the old members to contract cattle fuel with a mixture of 10 to 25 Couneilmen instructed pattern everyone tries to meet ahead while prices were up per cent ethyl alchohol fOr use Hedges to write EPA, is Due This Week— ' or boot that* price," he said, where they could have served ' in Internal combusUofi engines. requesting additional money to According to the resolution, "raising the general price as floor prices, he said, but make up the difference W e Still Have A f W Left Tliat Ai-e N ot Spoken For — W e have level.’*' producers felt prices would which will be presented to Uie between tlie engineer’s — ^^Staley said, "The' NFO Increase and would not Idaho state legislature this' estimale and llie actual bid. .absolutely rio space for them in our tracl All f\Aodeis nscouiiiED <2 r ‘‘'^CORDIIROY P L ilS A n Additional $10.00 if you com e and get thenj, i| P h o n e 733-7111 collect lACKHS No Froo Turkoys~wlt(i Shoop skin Iin0d j i o c l a l - -Terms Gan Dlscount Prices. ISRAEL’S BIBLE' Regular *55.00 UNDS Suit Any Situation by 0. Pustpn and Chnslinc _Hinc|iJey Robinson Our Harvest Sale & $6.95 , ' ' , | 9 5 Whit 11 Ihi iiligioui lifnil^ ' ,' tlM* ol.Iki iloli lindl Wh/,l«»t ‘ Turkey Days Ends ! enliit nilioni petitlifi} in wi't lo PMim il’i piitUd will/Wliy Wednesday Night urn, ill bol> llii «iib’i ind luiili'i iiidy Ip dil lu Ibli iiiiill ■rfll IhlH. quiltioni in* ■ 'uBM WIWrtlM pilH nt Ikis H liR ilY! xnllulliu ol lyi •IIMii um nti tad iilialiinphi tl iiiniliiinl - MlH iii IW HiK-iiad- - ■ ScENfER FREE TURKEYS ^ hptim idtiUiilm t.-. LYNW OOtirsHQPPING CENTER 733.0436 fR E E ^iilerS erved !dEGS shakeii^ Sundftv, Novombur 10, 1973 Timg«;NoW», Twin Fa IIv . Idaho__ 5irorSiocaFcon@ ^ • \ ByBILLLAZARUS obolisliod Wcdnosljay, progrnm to Includol more ^— ;Tim««-Newi writer---- ^ -climlnntlng-|200,000'O-yonh-ln— OKtonBlvo-omorBonoy— :;VrWIN FA L L S - The salorios. Also, H other covcrnRO, oducntion nnd ; ktiaUnvlde shakoup of Uie Idolio QdminlfltratiVe' jobs now tr^nlng of oUier staff, apd ! pgttartmcnt of Environmental _ f u t K lcd_buLnflUill(kLandJ5-— more In.pntlcnt acrvicofl, he • a n d ^ m m im lty Services this more posUlons which ore added. . ) week win moan more control unfunded and unfilled were cut Desides expanded services, ^ and expanded services on tJic \,oiit, making a potentinl annual tlic reglonnllziiliqn of D^CS '.ItKillJevelracoording to DECS- fiavlngs of 1480,000.------: ' - will let “all thocitlicns hrivo.a ^‘ffcgionol k ^ u t• y Milton...... Kline: Hie reorganization will bring say-so’*' about -the •{.Eor BtartcMJlWiWO Is.*"’-' r_stamn{^tJ^»-rog|onflA^deportmpnU:#-programs^Uio 1^1 ______ibhal=tlcputitflatdShi iucracy^^lb^KelirftmdTr posltJons-ln-lho region are not— -d o m o c r a t i m 11 o n , h net^'-mental liealth program hlled simply because tlie-local maintained, is I'tlie whole.idea' foitthedepartment’s Region V, ----DECS- has been uj^able to find of tlie regionnllzatlon." whlclrPXttndrfrom ~NBVodfl to qualified^ persons'' for tliem. Kline described the North Alturaa take and from Now. with Jobs eliminated In restructuring of DECS ns “ a Dl|9s to Massacare Rock, Boise, a number of Experienced pretty natural step," evolving —K^e-*ttid.- - admlnlstri)tors v^R-bd taking- ; out of changes madc earller-ln---- .John.j<. Volpe^ twelve . high paying regional posta.' U)c year. DECS now Includes 'Bald In Rome he It 'no longer admlnlstrativo positions w6re Kline said ttw mental health - four, once separate local program Is something which p r 0 g r 0 m s ; youth * • has already been established rehabilitation, SRS,' Job T f ^ l/i other regions. Up to two rehabilitation and mental r years ngo Region V lu»d "no health. In the past M, ■ overall’' mental health. “conceivably a family could, ^ program and since .Uien has liave been going to all four — only been contracting for-use of - agencies without Uie otliers . Y C l other regions’ facilities. Last knowing,” he said. year only one mental health ' Wlien these four programs worker was located in Region were all organized locally to logs V. undqr DECS, much of tlie Speakers The state money probably wasteful overlap was eliminated, Kline snid, and the SALT LAKE CITY (U PI)- will provide employment for a regions were able to take on ‘ If you are tired of reading full-time staff of four social tie for more responsibility -for the about the energy crisis in your workers and psychologista and administration of their own newspnper, try burning the a total staff of 10 to 12 persons, programs. The "next logical paper. ,Kline said. If federal staffing step,” he maintained, was to pencil JRpvld E. Lofgren, an environ- grants come through, 20 additional positions will be "streamline the Boise mcfltnl impact officer at the TWIN F a ’l L£ - -OllimHe funded. expanding tho bureaucracy." .IMlversity of Utah, says he’s Armstrong and Margarlte —fouhd— n~ -Hartlcy-tird-forthe-blue-pehcll- nfcMrapapers Into 'logs’' that award at the Twin Falls b|tm cleanly and with as much -Toastmistrefls-Ghib'mooling- hM t ns natural w o o d logs. A i d c ^ a f c c l Friday morning. IXftertwoyeorsofexperlmen- Tied for the best tiH&ULofgren says he's over- TWIN FALLS — A veteran’s service officer performance of the day were —c^tlc-suoh'problom&QS-flying- -win beat thrDis«yed-Amerlcfln Veternn’s-Hnll— TlcnTr'^urWruTranUirnrtcTlc a^wa. smoldering, and annoy located at tlie corner of Harrison and Shoup j Jenkins. ing popping noises. streets one block north of Addison Avenue Also during the meeting, club 'rlu)fgren'8 method is to divide each Thursday from 10 o.m. until 5 p.m. president Marjorie Kramer Uie paper into sections and fold Tlie service officer will assist veterans and called the session to order; tliem In half (obout a foot long widows with pension cards and any veteran Virginia Bltzenburg presented and one-)mlf inch thick?;-He' • need. Uie rhvbcation an t inducted soaks them overnight in a Tliose unable to meet with the service officer new m em ber Francis solutior) of water anJ detergent, during regular hours should send a card to P. 0. liessclhoidt; Fran Tanner ^then rolls the wet popers Box 8B4, Twin Foils, setting a convenient lime to presented the education < around a one-inch rod and 1meet with tlie service ofTlcer. lesson; and Jenkins presented ! squeezes out U)c excess woler, die lexicology lesson, < [ smoothing the edges. Par-T-Pop SUNDAY POPCORN MONDAY • Roady to eat o r H o o t SPECIALS • Big Troat 4 9 ‘ V a lu e BIUMAKEHHOPPING-GEHTER ' n 9-9 MON. THRU SAT.-12-5 SUNDAY .Sumjpy-Dnlv - N o w . . . i . 39* S u n d a y . O n l y Men's Men's S l o c k s Ties -.VOODGRAIN 65-INCH S a l e 4 ^ ° 80 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER S a l e 2 P lu n ty o t s p .- ir t' ti>r t,!C • - Reg. 3.50. 100% polyostor _-Oi lU . tul lu L tios. stripes, solids and~ ttil.ilil'- Ml.'It 'I prints. Rog. $5 now $4. Atlrrtc.li.ve louin flivului • ------Rog: 5.98 ♦o-7t90:------*Rog. 2.50 now $2; W illiuil PiMin.itiuL't tiiiihM This ovon) includes b ag g / Rog. 1.50 N ow 1.20 jeans — heovyv/oignt "cotton jeans and t3acron<5> polyostor knits. SAVE 26% Sunday Only H o l i d a y MISS BRECK B o y s ' Dresses for HAIR , S h i r t s SPRAY T o d d l e r s * 13-0? regular SI70 08 • Holds nny ‘ilyle S a l e 5 Rog. 5.96. Boxod shirts * 4 for boys. Ponn-Prosf® Ponn-Prost® diopor’ sols polyostor/cotton with of whipped cromo nylor> dicUoy. Also drpss shirt and 50% polyosor/50% with bow lio. cotton blond, loco trirn, on dross and pantioi,. ______Save 20' a can ■ Rog. 7.98 ^5-oz. RIGHT GUARQ . S ale 6.98 • Ilie dcii(lni,inl • Stock up now sad s.ivc' S u n d a y p h t y _JbLttUdau M a y _____ iblocfoith Ready-AAade ^ S A V E 1 6 * Drapes JERGENS SKIN 1 5 % o f f " LOTION Our ontiro lino of roody; 1 5 % o f f ' nriodo' dropo&. Soloct fro m cotton/ polyostor end Scil« 1.6B to9.35 many other Jblpnds. Ordor Red. i: 9 8 t o $ n what wo -do not havif' Tqbloclolhfrof nnony jhopBs- round — long — squqro., on han d. -3-^nn»ProitiSLand-v.lnYl-laco- -ChorgB'ltl* Operl It's Iho qulck qhd eaiy:way*to BULK MIXED NUTS thop; pl« up a borfloln on An asaortn^qnt ol'favorilo nuts in Uto shell Mon. ft Frl. >ehnel -Q wnUnnhnU-lAiunntiyJim n - fV tImn'. opvtimo -W o-know-.wha^ • , ' ' I'* OtIiO — ByfclNDA-pARROTT------—^aanBurgmanand-aconsiunor— .paUnUalafl-an-lndiviiIufll,.but__cItlicnahIj>-as-wcU»-Gul£Winftft_J. —ftjadll0iSALIN.WELCIl______appUancca p o w tM h y Bcnnjo ftrp<>pLg-thi» tn w n n tih llH l^ i cavr- gpeeWtothcTlmM-Newi - Itaodol. Six crodila m ay “6o tW JN FALLS earned In tlicso vocallonolr Opl>ortunltlo8 for ' “Career courBcS .lOward hjgt) school/ ^ flducattonrhBveirbocomir-H-^P'aJuflllonrFflrroll-BafUI. nccoaslty In modem socloty. ' Cnrocr cdUcollon couraon In Twin Foils, thohlgliacHM oKcral nt Twin T o lls JUgli , ond Iho College o( Southern 8cl(ool Incluilo oHIco 55^ By4AMESR.KING tcrs was oxtlngulslied. 1110 TdghO ViOTk " togflt hcr in ‘- w y c ^ tio n s- ln g trg b tc tn v l^ f * - United Preii InWmaHonal , move will sAvc only** |20 a * p r o v id in g o c c u p a t io n a l • DoroUiy P re ^y , distributive J:i.CommimltlcB Irylnp to con> month, but legion official? said Ruldanco courscs for students. - education, James Alcarc and S*8crvc fuel w thtefc tt^UI be- they' hoped-Uio'symbollo act' - CSI coufMs aimed atcarecr^-^Qlin-nandolph.-.Undcr . these, r cnouRh to mnke It through the. woutdGncouragoconsorvation. orlontatloh" for the high school programs Ui atudcnt attends _ T li o energy'sliortagc w a ^ o t SSwra|Sfo«tw«ul»hfiljiifl'dl(ajZ3fnnuciUoJh5^^ xm iom m izm atlonnnzm C n n lT In iW ’=^umi«l-otf7ne*n==TOfl!lf=tO|i=KO!temlc-i e tR o ^ s ^ ’cnnycrin^tBTTsfcr--- r s ip s , omi in one cnso ordered from 24' hationa met to Ttie C S I' program Includes, In the afternoon. 1 munlclpnl workers lo r|dc determine how the fuel slioK' auto ihcchanlcfl, food service,, Also offered at the high •• t^cyclcs Instend of staff cara to ages aiid skyrocketing energy office occupations, school. Is a multi-occupations ■ program Instructed by Eugene • work. ' _ _ .prices would affect their refrigeration, electrical ' In TnllnhnsaVo, FliiV; Goy. economies. appliance repair; droftlnfir; Joracke-which— includos -Ruben-Aflkew rep*nled-8-rulb----And-in-Bonn.-an^conomlcji auto body-and-farm-dlescl.___ ; flgr.iculluro, wooda, oloc- prolilbltlni; womon from wear- ministry spokesmen snid Weal Coordinator for tho classes ■ 'trohlea, homo“eC6nomlcsTind“ “ J ing slncks to work Tljursdny Germans are ignoring tho call hold for (wo houra each metals. ’ * and snid bocnusc Hlate offices to conserve oil products volunt afternoon is Skip Avrll. Twin Falla High School j will' bt cooler • during the tjirily and the. government A welding class Is taught at counsolora Dorls.Watts, Frank 5 ahortnge, female employes will might have to decree such CSI for high school students by Scherer, Kenneth Kail ahd T be nllowed to wear pants suits measures as Sunday driving Chris Diarlton assist students i lo workif they wish. ' bans. in choosing apiJroprloto career I Ii)s Angeles school officials The six New England govcr- training which "attempts to, ■ J caftcctcd all field trips to save norsmct in Boston and adopted- Indian help the atudenU^dersUnd the_ Sunday No«18on NBG:8a0-930PM E S T i 4 dlcficl fuel, and the city's Bonrd n rc.wlutio,n urging national world of work and scarch or i of Water and Power Comrrlla- daylight saving time, and bank open build his place within It," 5 sioners recommcndcd a five- called for a regional 50 mile an Won top nwnrti according to Nationol Career • point program IncludinR rotat- hour s p ^ l im it . Alabama Gov. Education Week guidelines. STEPHANIE PAUKER, Twlli F n lll High KEN 'S M AGNA VOX ?.lng blackouts in which power George Wallace appointed an The rol6 guidanoc in ______achftol je n lo t, jh o w «^U ic-sflip bo o k-» rr« ng « d in ca S would be cut for thrce*hour tnerpy management board,- carccreducatlon isto-facilitatc — “HOM E ENTERTAINM ENT CENTER" by lie r which won l i n t place In 420 Moln South — Twin Tatlj - 733-2233 S^pcriods to zones throughout the. which recommended. cons\im* ■ ■-W ^m N G T O N .( UPI)-^ The , - tlio student's development as a ' Tntnre llomemBki'ri 61 America compeillF^ 1216 Ovorlond ~ Burloy - 676-2532 .c ity , ers form car.ppola, turn off first national bank to be owned complete self directed person,, thil week In Gle n u Ferry. She wqi awarded the Opon Friday) Until 9 P.M. — Saturdays Until 5 P.M. ® Neon signs were turned off on electrical appliances and use and operated by American who not only' develops his silver loving cup at (he meet where Karla ■ the "glitter gulch" gambling mass transit. Indians opened here Tliursday Nipper, also TFIIS, asilited with (he conference strip in douTitown. Las.Vegas, In Washington, U.S. airlines a block from tho White House. program at state vice president of public Nev., and garbage pi^kupa reachedagreem4{Uwltl) foreign Interior Secretary Rogers relaUoni. . ' F wereW( reduced froni five per two airlines to cutbacKtllghts over C.B. Morion attended opening ----P-W«'ookMo-four-in-Tallahaueo^ -thc-NorUi^tlantlc,-Pan-Amorl ccrcmonics of the ^ e r lc a n Tlie mayor of Everett, Wash., can, Trans World, and British Indian National Bank, which T"■ orderednm city workers to takecity Overseas ^rw oys Corp. agreed -WHLicy, |o underwrite bualney [. bicycles Instead or staff cars to to cut flights between London enterprises In Indian communi {jjacftrk when possible, and In and Pldladelphia and London ties and open branches on p Durham, N.C., fines charged to and Boston. Japanese ration reservations. [ npfi<*dcrfl were increa.wd from U.S. domestic airlines al- Barney Old Coyote, o Crow 1 910 to 1100. ready have cut more than 400 Indian arid^proressor of edo- PROFESSIONAL-ANSWERING-SERVICE g In Indlanopolis,- Ind., the nights a day to conserve Jet industrial power nomlcs al. Montana State p "eternal flame" at the Indiana fuel, and more are expected If University, was named presi P American Legion headquar- the fuel shortage worsens. dent, 7 3 4 - 5 5 0 0 (c ) New York Times Service In oil production. Japanese W. W. Keeler, a Cherokee TOKYO — _ The Japanese politicians have called the and former chairman of Phil government Friday announced energy shortage Japan's most lips Petroleum Co., Is chairman SUNDAY, NOVEMBER i n - l l A.M. to 5 P.M. an emergency program to serious crisis since the end of of the bank. [Air America flies ration oil and“olcctric "power World War I I . ------— -HfEE-REfRESHM fNW for industry and appealed to J ap an Is particularly Children's outgrown clofhinQ. toys the Japanese public to vulnerable to the fuel problem and furnilurc sell quickly wilh fl 676 Shoup Avenue West, Suite No. 7 .ClflSSlliccJ Ad ?33 093K conserve fuel voluntarily. because she must Import' [Laotian missions Under the government's virtually all of her oil, and 80 plan, which will tal(.Q effect cent of it comes from the (e) WaihlngtoaStar-Newf ' Air America Is >)ot in.vj.QlpUon next week, Japanese IndastrlelT Middle East. , LONGTIENG, Northern Laos of tiio Laos thice'accord. The will be required to cut their Under the governm ent’s Consumer tips from YOUR GAS COMPANY Air America, the longtime . airline docs dot need to quit consumption of oil . and emergency program, the lloglatlc arm of the United States Laos until 60 days.after a Laos electricity by 10 per cent. public will be asked to pw ar effort here la still flyjng coalition aovcmment Is formed — Governmont- -oconomlsts- . volunlacll>-comply.with o long bovcr 100 missions dally in and that govommenl has not estlmate that such ratbnlng . list of guidelines to reduce oil Z Northern Laos. teen formed yet. Given the will reduce Japan’s economic an'* electric power 1^ Thla Is contrary to claims I t 't ^ ^ M u l t ^growth over_ Utc__next few. consumptlQn^_SQmc_Qt_ihc^a_ “ faircmljossjfsiviUciimontliatT, montlis to tero or possibly even . stops include limiting the • ^ ^ e r ic a has shut do,!^ Its Latio- tnibflsi^ ■ iTu^gestlons force an actual decline In amount of outdoor advertising, . bT^erations almost completely. Vientiane Dial Air America Is output. The economists also Illumination, keeping room t , It Is pretty much businesnre finished here. ' calculate that as o result, temperature below 6B degrees, JJusual for Air America In this One possibility is tliat the U. Japan's over-all rat£ of growth reducing highway speeds lo 50 “ high •,mountain valley 75 miles S. may want to kctep this vital for the current fiscal year will miles an hour, and ending post-, w fa ^ ou heat water £ Air America's big Qilnoak of renewed hostilities. here._ 10 per cent Japan has averaged nhollcopters are ferrying that Most correspondents are kept for more than a decade. W forees as par( of a unit- "~TYTd’a''jr's VobTii'Ct ‘ ‘ A number'of7nmous‘ people- -Try to cul down on your Try fl modlum sotlln'fl on. . for many more.cojd _ grotatlon plan, smaller Huey Perhaps Uie IT.ff government announcement was Uio first woro born on Leap Year d a y ,, UI0 o f hot walor. Whenever —youMemperature^djust*- - winters and hot summers. M helicopters whirl in and out of is simulating on earlier tlian effort by thp Japanese Feb. 29,-"including composer possible run your washing - mcnt to save fuel. If later We-sell gas water-heaters. » tho valley on liaison and logistic necessary withdrawal here to government to deal with the Oiocchino Rossini, ShaUer sect machine with cold water. you find the supply is not They're on display in all I'mlflalons to troops on’ lonply show the Communists its fu ^ sliortagos c M s ^ b y Uie founder Ann I^ e , and band Laundry products are sufficient, you can raise gas company offices. We'fl 9; windswept hilltops, willingness to leove Laos. . > Arab notions recent cutbacks lender Jim m y Dorsey. flvailflble that are made the temperature slightly. • finance your new gas water p Other fixed-wlng aircraft specifically to run on cold Set the heal adjustment of heater and handle the *!make drops to smaller positions water. Besides some . your lank to a water installation. I^ake pay K where even thchelicopters can't fabrics and non-colorfast temperature (hat you can ments with your gas,blll. Sget In. For Sleepytime Items turn out better when stand lo put your hand ‘ In Idaho we have gas to ~ H “ "Wllh lhe’ LaG8"coaiwr-firc how washed In cold water. under. bUrn 'but we all must burn P Inltsrelativelysuccessfulnlnth- & a i s AlsoJry to avpid washing. . it wisely. That's why we month mosfof those Air Amcr-' dishes under running -’ i When you heat water, heat take the time to tell you jb icamisslonstoMeo,LaQandTlial hot water. with gas. It's economical about ways to use gas ^troops are food and equipment and it's clean. Gas burns wisely. “ grcsupply with little ammunition Voeuum under tho wator with no smoke and virtually nlnvolved, as there Is virtually no hooting tonk occasionally no emissions, so it doesn’t ^ h t i n g . to pick up lint that might ruin the air we breathe. Intermonntain iJfTlie Air America aircraft occasionally snuff out the Gas is dependable. There's pareo, however, being shot at by pilot light. enough gas for home use das Company r'theCommunists, particularly at iSthe edge of the Plain of Jars and Ssome hove been lUt. ■j. "nic airline is flying now from •*^lts base in Udom In Northeast UThailand. Some -aircraft and Screws remain herd overnight. ; ‘ The once big Air America base ' J in Vletlane is closed and this has ktbeen the basis for an embassy Mspokesman’s suggestions to newsmen that the line has ceased- functioning to all In- • tents and purposes since Oct. 31, -Tlio-’proBont Air- Amprlcn operations from I^ng Tleng are “ normal -post *Ccaae-flre ■^Tjpcrntlons'. • necessary If the Thais, Meos l^and Lao are going .to remain In Sthelr positions holding the lino i^laclng tho Nortl\ VloMbmese i-r 316th and 3I2tli divisions. HVIOH PEIGNOB SETS - M TNENOllOlirM M D . Nylon Tricot, flomoirotord- ant, 2 pc. polgnolr sots, lo,ovolo** rlong __ g o w n , with loca^idm^ ©mpiro yoke, long iloovo robo, tio irbnt. rufflod collar > with laco trim. Pink, Bluo, \ ' SEE O Uli COMPLETE **& Yellow. Sizot 4 to 14. S! UN^OPHOME :l \ PATi9iQynr f l. V . I R I N G IN THIS AD V^NDrRECEIVE ' i d is c o u n t ON A NEW 11 PATIO COVE*. ' BnnkCord^ ^ - ! i aro welcome iti SEENOWAT.l. SI MAGIC VAUEV In The Lynwood §1 AW NING MOBILE -HOMe^ERVICtt rrt-are— to— demand— It— of—rmako^--- a—dlsclosuro—hoi I Congreannan Ford, then wo roqiarod by Jnembfirg of U)c I ought.lo demand It of ourselves b o ^ itself," lie addcdi" wo of PANTY HOSE COMFORT... I a^w e ll," ho continued. ttie Senate would be dearly ELASTIC STOCKING SUPPORT j • J*Wehave-no right to say to- Implying tliat vic^ prosldfcnts I U r. Ford, ‘You have got to bo ought to bo more moral tlian '! -cleancr than the rest of us,' Mnotorsi" ■'I CAMUir GONTAC ~rMcCluro aald.' ------■ ’ McClure’s bill 'wos referred - evenv I H ie bill was . Introduced in to Uie Senate Committee on 12 Houm ; relation to recent suggestions Plnonce. ELASTIC . ! that vice iroaldential nominee COLD CAPSULES PANTY HOSE Sii. I Gerald Ford should present his ID'S I Income tax records as well as CHOPS MENACED BY BAUER SBtACK^W- ; otlier financial statements to LONDON (CNS) - WliCflt Now Dauor S D|ncl< Elattic I the Senate Rules Cohfimittee formers in New Soutli Wales Sloebingt go to a Qroot now I which Is acting on his are said (o be focing o critical *1 .5 0 lenolh — panly ho»o—fo tjivo nomination. situation because of Bprcndini> you Iho firm fos-lo-wgltl tupporl “ In Uiesc times of doubt ond crop disease, according to V a l u e BAND-AID doclort racommsnd (or varleoto ; tdistruct in political office reports here today from Uic yoini and othor log problomt. "holders wo cannot afford any Australian High Commission. PLASTIC . A n d lo qIvo you Iw ko the action which would advance ■ The ^ principoi cereal- lupport, twice Iho w a r o f tli^Hhcory tliat some people agroabniisLwilli tl(c Australian Johnson'is Unwaxed STRIPS o r d in a r y lupporl panl^ hoto. should bo more hoMcs^ than Department of Agriculture, oUierfi,"' McClure continuc(|. Robert Connell, says in Sydney 1 2 0 ' s " O a u e r i> DIacb Elailic Panly - "If disclosure • is a moral mony farmers were not yet Hoie^ Liol'twalghl. Seam leit. In issue," he stated, it must apply aware of the donycr. He was DENTAL FLOSS ‘ 2.00 Value DeiQO or Taupt. JutI w hol the , rW tv e ry officeholder. If not, it one of a group of experts who doctor ordered—for your leoi, • ; should remoln a voluntary have -just tovred Uie Jitate's rteg. 89' u and for your moralel option for all." whent^rowing areas. 3 J U 9 - : ^News O f ServitJem en^ ; F IL E R - Marine Pvt, BURLEY - N n ^ AvinUon ; Michael D. Ychlc, whose wife Ordnnnccman i!C. Harold G. - ^U llinnilJ- dm iSlitcrorM r.and Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. FIshor-Pric© Mrs. Louis MoWenbrlnk, Filer, Everett T. Jolmson, Burley ; Braduoted from basic training returned to San Francisco •jat tlie Morinc Corps Recruit aboard the aircraft carrier PUSH 1 Depot horo. USS Coral Sea after a seven- MfCRINPLUS ^^,'*““*5“*.'^“'' month deployment to the *H igh School and the son of Ray Western Pacific. NIM fOnMUlA PULLET ■D. Vehle, Kimnberly. He portlcipated in fleet MICRINl MOUTHWASH & GARGLE traminp~cJferclsc5Tind-vJBltctJ“ various ports In the Far East p r o s " jj^AROL^AN^INO^ during the cruise. TWIN FALLS - Navy Reg. Alrmon Shawn P. Miller, son of 2 9 POCKETDDOK Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, Twin Falls, returned to San *2.29 ‘ 5.00 Value Francisco aboard the aircraft corrler USS Coral Sea ofter a scvcn>monthdcploymcntto the -. iC Western Pacific.- 1 ; ■participatod~in~fleot- Value tralning-exerclses dhd visited various ports In the Far East CHRTSWAS GIFT IDEA during the cruise. . "Rosos Along Your Pathway"P a th w Thli book U for tho wholoolo family. fan RADIO/d-Trock Publithod by Frank H.I. Briggs Drlgg NOT WHEELS - U « |.l AU-fM larft* • • K l U D I E ""i!; >!»» »ll WW. «_Aud|-.l b y M a t t o l — Jntlolled- -- l*VT. M .l). YKIIKK BLUE LAKES^VOLKSWAGEN . > 5 JET I8» tiu. l. l... N.J.w|n_fqlll . --- t-1-.-priMliiiifeH— *5 .0 0 Christmas Assortment Boxes FARPS ‘ 1.50 Value . . ERNIE HAND PUPPET KAZ O f Sosom o Stroot >7.50 Value 4 t o 6 Hour 1 Yoor Guarantee " " R 0 i p ‘5.95 ; . . t h e fashion boot f O C K E T A B L E -sparkles-uix^__ - your winter _0. A pruliy Wlnlor bootl Fonfiinins ond «lo»k. 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Repuyicon congressional TWIN FALLS AND BOISE '~!^us1i twjid in a .stateinonl: ‘‘l ' ' • denied Uwillie Um It concerns candidates is pointc”d“ to as l])nvc made n finiil doclRlon. I about the, damage from the 'evidence' that Republicans will rcmnin as cluilrman of U>o Wnter^ate case caused him to are in trouble,” he said. ncpubllcan National Cotmnit- forego the race. tPc. I will not bc.a candidate for "Sopie will say Uiat ttie FALL New In lovwn? Gel fl plocc to liv e . ^ o r n o r of Texas in 1974.” current polls indicate problems quickly rctid lodav'& Clnsslllcd ------Ljiushr-o-fonncr. Tcvin con.— for-Ropubllcan-eandidfltea-in _jvdii_m.ogai^ -WE^RE THANKFUL FOR GOOD OLD- FASHIONED BUYS LIKE THESE... STARTS SUNDAY AT NOON • 3 PC. CARVINC SET^ SPECIAL...... • GUARANTEED SHARP FOR 10 YEARS ladles junior A Q 0 fall fashions 18.99-69.99 d r e j ^ s ^U/t-QUART- ■Reguldr .22.00 to 94.00, Famous Brand Pant suits. 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Solid and S M gda ot Haovy D urobU Plottlc fancy ^yttorns too.______young mon's ONLY bcibaggy slocks 1 2 . 9 0 Reg.' 17.00 at ond-of-soason savings. Chocks and plaids in^bluo and brown. SIzoS 29 to 36. Save today! 2 Q U A R T MAGIC HOSTESS^ PLASTIC 3-SPEED -PITCHER HANDMIXEr 6 . 0 0 / 1 2 . 0 0 ' DECANTER Reg. *12.95 waterproof boots ONLY ONLY. f o rlwomen^ J50 ve ! Ju?t In tim e for those cold w inter days, w arm ly lin i^ S .yat(>rnrnnf-Knnt!>. onB-DiBce GoSV Duli-Onostvle. AAan.y,“ MIfi^BLUE;LAKES BLVD. N. — TWIN FALLS DAILY 9.9>SATURDAY 9-6 I jU ook-burning^ndsr ByJU'DvpniSLEi , , • Symms, on the other hand, declared that "I . ' ...... Tlm»-Newi Wnhln(toa Bunau bolievo wo must retain our present,system, ^ ‘7 ---- ^DRAKErN;D-(UPI)~B«ok-btirmiig-hat- “ tW AcniMriYffirrrr^— ------wlylng-ori-lho-prlvalo-flnancing bf-alocUons.ti- WASRINGTON.D.C. --r .pe an^^ Idalio’a otlier Republican representative,' • 11/ come to u end it the public icfaool here, appar-* undoubted dangers of corruption Inherent In tliQ - - . eutly la pari becauie of complaldts from all Orvol Hnnson, replied that he hod had no over ■bout the burning of ooplea of present system (of public elections) simply opportunity to study tlie-blll In depth and JdHH DffiBE SHnWMOBIlE SPKiai rj]o 'fiiaiomenl at ihla lime. ----„-/• novel, "Slauglit^ouiie Five.' nlort press and the watchful eye of pollUcal A spokesman in tlio office of Morris. K.:Udnll ■ ' Sch ^ SuperiDteodent Dale Furhman sai^ opponents,” said Rep. Steven Symms, R ROME (UPI) - Police questiojis which she said only doctors examining a human Paul could answer os furtljer ear mailed to a Rome proof that he was still alive. newspaper by someone saying 'She said Uie voice at Uie he was the kidnaper of J . Paul other end promised to phone Getty i n said today the ear had her back with the answers. been severed by a professional. The alleged kidnapers have Uiey said tlioy wore "almost demanded $3.4 million ransom but not 100 per cent" certain —o fee which Mrs. Harris . that the ear was removed from Insists she cannot j ^ y . Tlie a living person. Tliey said tliey elder J. Paul Getty has refused would have a complete to put up'the money:- analysis on the car in "two or But the note accompanying U»roo days." ------_the.eac=and .signed Jhe_i^kfJi . " It was done profeaalon- napers of J.-Paul. Getty lll!*^ ‘‘Tiie conditions of tjie organ are fajriy good." " It belonged to a person who. . was not old and who had some frecklfs," a police' surgeon, ‘saTd. Young'Gclly, mHsfrtg more than four months, was frccklcd^v ------• ~ Tlie .self-styled kidnapers of the 17-year*oId grandson of oil magnate J. Paulj Getty Wednesday telephoned the boy’s mother for tho second time in two days, a family lawyer said today. __ Gail Harris, mother ^of .the teen-ager, received a telephone call at lM!r Rome apartment from the same man who had calldd Iter Tuesday to soy that - young Getty was ‘’alive, and SPECIALS! well,” lawyer Giovanni 1 STEAMWAY lacovonl said. I OF MAGIC VALLEY lacovonl did not disclose the I CALL DOUG KLINOE details of the btest call. But on | 7 3 3 -6 0 3 6 . Tuesday Itirs. Harris gave the j FOKMtRlV [DDItS alleged kidnapcra n list of fiv e .. 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"B w io n B S ir iwsa r y Mwy'slUliirlul ctin 4ffMtU--eHliCntiry-< Coupon IVHlMI I l/33^S~’''" DOUBLE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS ON 'a s”* PURCHASES (wh.r. r^;,r^) in b r ie f s^axmgcmeasimes; ByBILLLAZARUa faster than 60 mlles-per-hbur while working In —TlmMhN«w rthe-gov«nor‘nm II|cC'nii,.itiilnitqh i II n c o i i IJ n iio ^ ^ .. ■ BOISE (UPI)_- Tlie Unlon'.Paciflc. Railroad h n s b ^ a u t l i - ^ — orlzod-to-dUcontinuo-lta-Otteney-atJitioTmnVfcCoin”^ to shoW^ More^ours Tlio Idalw Pub)lc.!,Ulilitica CommlBslon ordered tlwt with discontinuoncc of the agcncy station at McCall, Union Pacific he added, any action was lett up to tho was In roaponso to a national effort, not at the- ' "Haroldaen aaid the turning off of lights would must maintain a tolUree telephone service between paU-ons ^t TWIN FALLS - So far there has been no Individual ahopkoopor.' requost ot Idaho Power Oo. , . - ihaVe little effect upon power consumption; M cliill and tlio i-allroad agency atC oK ode. ' ...... ' commitment by > Twin Falls merchants , to sliurten store hours in response to tiie energy Gordon „aald ho did hot know how many Idaho Power southern dlvlalon manager Earl "Bettor'than turning olflights would be.If ■ H ie conunlsslon found that all business at tlio McCall agency shortage; .pnerchantamlght have sent auch a letter. "Aa a ' Haroldaen aaid no reqiieata,for cutbacks had peoplo wo^d Inaulite Ihtir homea to conserve' courd be handled witliout tlie services of on ogent,^ by the public group tlioro was probably aort of a mixed been made to Idaho Power cuatomers. heaUng fueV he aaid. "Storm windows are . ' The Downtowners, an asso.clotlon 6f using services of Union Pacific's trnin crew, or tin) personnel^f ' (oeljng on th li thing," he aaid. . "Wc oipocl-to have aufflclent energy this anothermeaiure to cut down heat loss and both downtown store owners, did discuss tho . Unioh Pacific,of the (iiscade Agency. ■ V . Cliambor ot cemiporco prealdcnt Hay Itoatron winter to supply all our customers," he aaid. of these make a home more confdrtahle." possibility of aliorter hours,.but no action has -u Bald, lie h need SUN V A L L E Y - A Offered daily will l)c hnlr^Iny, ovcrnljiht trip can l)c arrnnncd . Valley Golf Course to Trail HiankfiglvlnB Doy oponing hao - fulUlwy and wvoral^liiy-groiip- ' wJiloh-jpcliidoH -lunch, ^dinner (.Veek Cnblh for dinner will \x J»cn_,nol..forL.tho_Sun_Vnllcy___ nnd__prlvate __ lessons__ for_;- artd-brfiuk/ust...nie-llki-lorcli___ ropeatcd-tlilc^Konwjn Nordic'Ski School. beginners, . intormddlfttes, niootniiiHnouracroi«rilrtrsurt • ’ Hio school, In Its third year exports and 'j’ncersr--Group- •of—opemtlon;- is -under-thg-^ltfssuris wilh^ninirmntTmtrhnir H A IL E Y - The Dlnlno direction of Leif Odmnrk, hours In length and will be . . (Jaunty commissioncM have former F IS cross country offered from 10 to 11:30 a.m. ■ | cxprcsflcd interest In a champion and former U. S.' ' imd from 1 to 2:30 p.m. WbMEN'SSCUFf pl-oposcd cdunty probation OliTnplc coach. ’ , In addition, nlplnc HkierfLWllo. . _ offlccp proRrnmv ~'nie~school-wlII“Ticnln be — want—to _try cros.^—country— - I •Mnck Hcynolds, nctlng hoadquarte^(j>t the Mo^dlc Ski skiing will' be able to trade one StIPPERS l-colo ■r-:rpecflldcnt=ofr,Uio=Wood=Riv!flC= — Ccntcr*ffDnporcinr,thii?iionnltfiriIiiy_.fltriL^ek’a:iirrirokci:rfl^^ % \w P6QCC Officers Aasoclotion, coju-Vcomplcx. ------nordlc equipp»ont rental /Or a ^ 5-10 ...... N O W ; memberg • of ■ -tho . 0 A c o lo rp ic tu a - is cjccccd and develops before your eyes. IV Ia k e the water boll like crazy if you're In a hurry. But it won't cook the egg any faster, and II will waste energy. -'lU t - Using more heat than is needed for cooking is just one among many llttie ways we all waste our . energy rBSourc^BS every d a y , : ■ More wostelu! energy gobblers include endless TV operation with- cance, Added together, tl^'ey be -" ' tHIgh h e a t-w ill ju st boll away the ■ nobody watching; running washers, qome an unnecess'Sry drain on our water and .wasle. Energy. So turn dryers' or-dishwashers only half energy Supply/Each of us. needs to ' th'e heat down the wate'r Is just loaded; llllino the bathtub-when a at the ,boiling p o 'in t., Lralhanlvnwiltdinyninufili. ‘ Ai V i ' . 30 TImM-Nowi. TwIn Falli. lcf»ho Sund»v;>Jov«mb«r 18, 1»73 c o m i n g TEXAS .QUARTERBACie- offensive^recoF ds J - 1 ' N ‘ Marty (nariyAuoicaDi AkJni cib’l eludeeiuoe TCUYIVU l — —”rj-— ' .-4 ■. pcnnli McGhee Btler « Iaus - • MOSCOW, I(lnho ( UP I) - Ju . yards, but a Uilrd quiir{or'3Cp~ T • —• • ^lmrt^bjch-Bei-up-ihe~iirit yard scamper broke tlic old nior Dnrrcll MitchoII ruslicd f6r LinebackorJoo*nwmtonploki - I P ^ ------^t^lI:^LoalIbAntloucbdawl^_____LoGU{h6rLloucbdom'^tur^ Satur^ “"1 or ynft!Hri n cludl>rK~mr f ll" -ruahlnifT - e d - o f/^ ^ ^ " ■ ...... • I “afterriodfl^ The faceinaik yard touchdown scnmpcr to Idahoflnished Uie si^ason witli back Blly Williams and scram- ^ penally extended the ruD lcad“rdn)io to, n lopsided 4!W, "fl tOtar2i!»83'yardfl~fuiiIiTnK'^ro ' bltftnryurHs rriW'Uie’6rtd sanor another 15 yardi. (UPI -win ovor Us downntatc rival, break the previous mark of 2,> Tlio defense hit again witli telephoto). Iilaim Stiito. 444 yards set in 1060. &;&4inthegamewhcnllnobacker - Stiff Vandal dofcnsc and .....'nie.Vantlfll.offcnBC also.flot a _ . KJel-Kiilsgaard - tackled-WU- pcry astroturf combined to pro new season total offense record llams In the end zone for a vide Idaho State witli nothing of 4,250 yards, breaking tho old safety. but problems offQnsively. Ben mark of 4,040 also sot in 1000. Tlie other fourth quarter gal quartcrbnckfl wore sackcd Idaho went to the locker room score come on an 11-yard run 11 times. at hairtime enjoying a 27>01ead by reserve quarterback Dennis Mitchell not only boosted his and after a scoreloss third qu* Ballock to cop a 22-yard drive own season rushing total to 609 artcr added 10 more points, set up by an ISU fumble. Idaho scored the first time it got Its hands on the ball witli running back Mark Fredback Iow a State shocks pulling in a CO-yard pass from sophomore quarterback Dove Comstock. Steve Tanner booted M issouri_]^ 17-7 the extra point, his first of -fluArln-tho-gamo. AMES. Iowa (U PI)-Fresh- tailbnck Ghris Hoskins to end Tanner booted a 34-yard field, manquoftcrback Buddy Harde Jim Sharp, but Iowa State took goal h minute and a half later man hit Keith Krcpfie on a advantage of Missouri’s fourth to put the Vandals ahead 10-0. "Loyal'cor ^ nine-yard scoring pass and Bill • fumble of the day in the final Runningback ^.C. Chadband c u s t o m e r s Donowskl scored on a three- two minutes of tho game, with srambled for 47yords for a td yard run to lift lowb Stale to a Dnnowskl plunging over for the to open the second quarter. It are hard to M’1 upset victory over bowl- score. was about n minute and half f i n d . Iowa State’s ground game, later .that MitchoII scrambled -bQundAlisaQLid.Sat\ir MUM C an lrirM lcV .'M ’Nw7t»ir'n'M^^^^ -C a rih a m TO.WIImlnolon IS 3 T N T W innerSi..why n6tyou? 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Falls, Idnho. n e w JSHijptH-paHEeflteai Penn State maiils^ Ohi^tl7®3ir UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa! pass interference call agalnbt -(UPlJ_fl.'._Tollbackl_-John._ ph(o_.;lcfcnBivc;. bock._Kcn_ bows to BroiicD blitz ^ CappolicUi~4le}lvered fiis ■ Carstcnsen. second___straight fou^ • In^_ the spcond period; 'CappoUbtti:r^ni23-vflr{te^for^i =^BOISIt (IIPIJ HnW^cKe^vision-povvfiF^—jw^ tliilind: ]Ja»tR5a9^(or^Ujrec-to^l^-^^ ‘ lesS; Uian 30 pilnutes of play clowns on'dTRon Aufcio'tlircw ■ was tile first 15hs of tlic yenr for McMlllah, ft Jimlor. camo on Saturday to lead Orange Bowl for two more as Boise State tlie Mufltnngs. late In the second quartoi^nd bound Penn State to a 40-10 ' wset previously unbeaten Cnl Autele hit on twor'2ft-ynr(r..; hit Dave Nlccly }vith a 12^yard* victory over awesomely Fo)y 42-10 Snturdny, ending tlic touchdown passes in tlie first er to give tlic JQroncos a 27-10 C E W R O T E l outmflnned'OhIo University. Mus-tnhgji eight gnmc winning linlf before leaving the gnme lead at tlie Intermission. Y O U R O W N atronk. after belnf? shaken up onjtrun-__ --..I ...CappcUcttl,- scoring .all-Ilia.- . And in .tlie. second }ulf,. ho touchdowns in the first half, ~TThfl'two“BoIsc'StAto'(iunrtcr-' nirig plhy! TIie Bfonco senior passed 17 yards to Terry Hutt became Penn State's second Ipcks combined for 390 ynrds. hit Dick Donol»oe In the first — Don’s younger brotiier — leading oll-time rusher, with a " “ ■sinR in Uie win over fourth quarter and Don Hutt In tlie and anoUier 29 yards to. Don 2,47a-yard career chart and . Hutt. Terry Hutt also cauglit a strengthened his bid for a pass for a two*point possible Helsman trophy. conversion. Lydell Mitchell holds the all SG finishes fast Qiostor Gecy opened, tlie time rushing record witli 2,034 scoring for the Broncos on a 25- F yards. yard td scamper, and Ty Mor-. The victory was the 10th ris kicked his first of four extra o whip Washington straight for the unbeaten sixth- points to make It 7-0. ranked Lions and their 20th ■ Autole’s2fl^yard scoring pass SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) - interception, n new conference consecutive win In regular to Donohoe gave Boise State a Ag-tronic. Inc manutac- llnth-ranked Soutliern Cali- record. season play. 14-10 lead. After the Mustangs turos power gonorating nln capitalized on Washing- The Trojans worked tl»e ball' Ohio, 4-5 on _thc- liad moved ahead with Mike «quipmont-from“T10Cr^ I mlscuos to score two down to tlie four and Antliony scored on a ^57-yard, third- Coulsori passing 20 yards to 27000 watts capacity. Wo ichdowns In eight seconds in Dnvis scorcd from there. . quarter field ^ o a l, by Gary Walter Mead ar^ Jolm Loanc's mako tho right altdrnator(&) ! fourtl) period to break open On the following kiokoff, Homer and quarterback Rich PAT and 51-yord field goal. for your standby, portable ihat had been a close game W ashington’s W alter Oldes Bevly's two-yard sprint, set up Tlien tlie Bronco defense o n d , omorgoncy oloctrical d coast to a 42<1D Paclfic-n fumbled and Trojan llnebccker when Jim Eaise ' fumbled a went to work, shattering Col roqulromorits. )tbal( victory over the Husk Ray Rodriguez fell on the ball Bobcat punt at the Lion 21 in Poly's ground anti air attack to ies Saturday. In the endzone. the first perl(^i - shutout the N^ustangs in .the The win set up a Rose Dowl The Lions marchfcd 73 yards -Pullback- tray-seored- ■lost-tluvo-quapiops. jiowaown next w^kc”ncl in Los on Uielr tlrst possession after tli'e final Trojan touchdown on Autele passed for.lBB-jards ingeles-.betwcen- U SC .and . Ohio elected to,kick off, with a 33-yard r u n ...... * “ nnd the two tds before leaving ■■■LA. Botli are unbeaten in tlie game. And McMillan added Cappeliettl plunging one yard inference play. Pavis ran 4fl yards lor a for the score after gaining 49 20fl yards through the air and i PhOnE The score was 21-19 at the touchdown the first time he yards In four carries. I I Iffl • r. tfiilir/ dltirlbulflr of tlie third period, but the Imndlod Ihc ball to give U,c “^‘"8 P“S _Cnpp^cl^secon^onc-_ 1^ ’simtmus^HTkoMntcr:— Trojnns-an—enrly-W-lead.-fin—Mrlv— If-nil:--- J>fii5 U3UISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - for 31-28 decision Artis Gilmore hit the, winning Gonziilos flywoitihl litio I Gobble up these shot from .18 foot witli 1:17 to SALT LAKE CITY (U PI)- but they had used up all their play Saturday night and dom iyf CARACAS {UPI) - Vcnciue- defeating Mexico's Aberto Mo- Gonzalez, 110 V4, regained the Steve Odom returned a punt 52 time outs and the clock ran out natcd the backboards to lift th€ \ lo's Betullo Gonzalez retained reales on o tochnlcal knockout title from Miguel Canto of GAR SERVICE yards for a touchdown and Don on the Aggies before they could Kentucky Colonels to a lOO-OC his World Boxing Council in the 11th round of a scheduled Mexico In August and this was Van Galder passed for two gel a fourth drive going. victory over tlie Indiana Pacers flyweight title Saturday night. 15-round bout. his first successful defense. COUPON SAVINGS more scores as Utah held on to Odom's 52-yard punt return iKfore the largest ABA crowd — benl UlahSUilt31-2a SnlurdRy^ — nl-lhrend of Ihe third quarlcr— gnS^sSffBo'nrfjjiilP A ll work done by automotive experlsi Utah State scored three proved lobe Uic wlnnine mar- hauled down CUP Si SAVei touchdowns in the final quarter, Sin for U>o Ut™. narccLhleh. ol a ^ e t e n a l v c ^ Gunther Gu icrrczkick runninfi ^ rebounds, wn» credited with his nl ful speed sidestepped three scos„nj,|„|, of eight blocked Ga. Tech would-bctncklersnndplekedup gimts anifscored 22 points In two blockers us he raccd In for- niia (irsi battle between tho two , - S S - ^ Uio score to make It 31-7 ABAfinnllstsfromlaatsprinB. SU PER IilGHT topples UuleGlannmonascofcdonlS pree Uirows by Gilmore and and GO yard touchdown runs- Dan Issel in the last 11 2e,-22 andTom Wilson passed 11 yards rebounds helped to cllnvh -Navy to Craig Q ark for a third Kentucky's 13th victory In 16 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) score as USU came to-within gamesthlsseaaon. I-' — -^Cam-Qflniffly..kickod-four™Uicee-polnls. WEIGHT field goalsi one of them from 40 picked up the on -n i i > . I . yardaout,toh<^p,QcorglaTech side.kick with. 1 JO J c fI on the l i U l l C t f i t a k e Prices EffectiveJJiru November 21 st * -N O W L 5 H O P - — preserve *0-2^ 22-victory* over— clock,andthreestFaightrunnlng , , SUNDAYS — Navy— In— tho— Gator— Bowlr— pUiy*-gauo-tho-Utoft.lho-win-aih— C ll- V liiilO n J iC ilC t Saturday ni(;|^. USU couldn't stop the clock. • Bonifay’s ouier kicks were Odom kept Utah in good scor ATLANTA (UPI) - Elvln TILL 6 P.M. from 42, 20 ond 22 yards as the ing position throughout the ^ y e s poured In 43 points and Jacket.j battled from a lG-3 . game, pulled down 32 rebounds I""**— Saturday night to spark, Ihe second quarter deficit to defeat Capital Bullets to a 115-100 tlie Midshipmen. Tech also - o ______^ scored on n three-yard run b y . N.M. etl{;e.s victory over the Atlanta Hawks, tailback Greg Horne and a boosting the Bullets Into first four-yard scamper by quarter Wyo. at gun placeln the National Basketball back. Jim Stevens. Association Central Division. Navy quorterbock A1 Glenny ALBUQUERQUE,N.M.(UPI) Hayes set an Omni record hit on scoring tosses of 26 yards — Sophomorn kicker Bob Beg with his 31 rebounds as the ^ liu G M t M T to Bert Oalland and 10 yards to booteda43-yard field goaj as the Bullets Increased tlielr record to M . Atlanta, now 10.a, fell to Bill Smyth. Bob Jackson tallied final gun sounded Saturday to Q 18 8 on a one-yard run for-tlie Rive New Mexico a ^ 2 1 West second place. I feiSfiirb-* Middles and Scott Seney opened ern Athledc Confererice victory Atlanta had the lead for most I srr.'W'-L";:';' ' - O r ” - . / Uie scoring in tlie second over Wyoming. of the game, and was' ahead by quarter with a . )2-yard field Berg 'sthrcciMinterclimaxcd 10 points going Into the fourth' goal.^. a last - ditch drive that New quarter. Tlie Bullets brokb a Mexico convert on two fourth- 102-102 tie With 3:58 left In the Craftsman * Lightweight down plays, the second of which game on a sliot by Hayes as he Gas Chain Saw PifltoiiH bcut gave the Lbos now life at the scored 10 straight Capital Cowboy 25 with 1:27 loft to play. polntd. lYie Bullets lod the rest ^ I Buffalo 98-94 Uboquarterback Don Woods of the w ay ------hit Steve Bauer witq a 15- m z T - , . nUPFAlA N.v. (UPI) — yard pass to, give New Mexico Stanford tops Curtis Rowe and Dave Bing tJie crucial first down on a relieved Bob Lnnlor of tlie fouthandlSsituation. New Mexi ' ■ _____ " " c \' heavy scoring in the second co ran two ploy's Into the line . Oregon 24-7 , half Saturday night and tlie and then Woods was trapped^ :_STANEQUD, Call(J.(UPI) - Mike Borvla IncrnnBH hln i tijne ouiftr season touchdown posslng total tion victory over tlie Buffalo Weifihs less than 11 pounds. Braves. 17 with three scoring strikes to All ppsition diaptirasm fuel • i and Rod Garclo ran his NCAA lUinier, who scorcd 22 of his Celtics win pump allow^ outline from an) game high 30 points as tlie field goal record total to 40 t .g-cu-in. engine. 35083 tonms fought to a 47-47 standoff 9tli btraif'lit Saturday as Stanford rolled to o \ ...... at halftlme, was charged with 24-7 victory over Oregon. TTic victory was the Car- his fourtli foul four minutes into KANSAS CITY (UPI) - Jo ...... • the third’ period. Jo Wlilto nnd Dave Cowena led dinolB’ fourth In s li Paclflc-a tlie Boston Celtics to tlielr nlntli Conference games ond ossurod s}raight national basketball them of a thlrd-placo (InlBhrlt Oklalionin Stfltc association victory Saturday was also th<)|r sljtth victory In WINTER TREADS ~J nim iA O t ON toufio sooiia . _ night, 123-nO over Uio Kansas ■ „ . C o l o r i u l o Clty-Omnho Kings. . , Oregon, q flve-polnt undor- dog, slipped to In longue Regular *99.99 A N Y S I Z E '3"» 14", IB' nnTTinT?n /im r» Celtics, in command- piny nnd overall. BItekwtil* niui32c lofloc . , — ...... Boryln threw 30yards to Bill E le c tric C hain ^ a w linrliril in ti' 3 itupMbli rourthqunrter. Whltocolloclod Sears PoweZ-Shnrp 2^«r*34 wiui™. »h«. * M-lnchsawwiHr .WHITBWAI.W ADDM.MPgWTme nnd ran for Olfraliomo SUitc a ^ j „ polnta • ” “ ’"P''*!'”'" •Barractulatype ^ robounite, Lending 11“ l"21«ttemt.t.forl65yard,., chain, boli-actton njpVw«Lchalii_ __ fiW AV!L[D.CHARGE^^ : OklnhSnu Stale, Ignofcd by „. sharpener. #3403 howl. Rcouls domllo a Ifia ^ -^— F------I Use Sears Epsy Payment Plan record thntshowi loHiicii only lO- t it vnii Di iu r tr ToxaaTcchnndMlsiioucl. aliio , .l • (j IfU lll II Iscorod on a 30-yard [iilld aoal ' uR ru D IT . . . f - ...... -...... ------. 1 ■ T by Abby Dntefo in-nie/ilw!n f s r '«.6i(iiirTjBn(iiriwritr t y o catching'^Hh - f U t ------...... 1 :qu|\rter ond on socotid-half , I S c i l t S L jtBiiD C AN ' .KA'ft. .^'SIS'K.. “runs of seven yords ’ A A, as IaAbI* A - L - _ ..I" ...... hy. . ©tOBETilDCO. \UJ ' .MniiuluI ib \ ^ . '" ^ ir a n tiilr S m ltli nnd two'yjrds— ;T«tiiunarTwirrfaili 73a.tJ7i ‘ — - ' U E f c s - by. Alfred N c lira ., . « 'nmii-NeWlrTwIn Falli, Idaho Sunday, Nov«mb«Mfl, 1»?'i Slj-dropslCal Waslilngton Btntc took an^otiy * U '^ a » ^tho***Irat Coujnr M-0 lead and never lost It victory over the Bears la 18 despite secowl-linir. paaalnii yenrs and put the CouBnri In kllllancoTiyCalitofnlaquartciv line lor a ue lorTHrd In tlii!’' back Vlnco Fcrragamo as tlio contcrenco. SIOO^OQO ^olf p fi^ CnjBnra dotenteil tlio Bears 31- i . proEIIunST , N.C. (UPI) - slroko lootl into Uio (Inal round, » r i i , , . . Rotund Miller Barber, who Uils victory WOB worth p admits thlt he's "blown Just irii:r«llbli! »100,0«),-lh(t richest IcodorsFrltiay, Barter w kU io WINTERIZED TRAVEL about evcrytlilns t fS fT li to pr(ii“ ln B o i n i G f ^ i b l tna^^ ^ ST(1„i!^ blow In B0l(," finally w "" also provo to bo Iho Inst puroo- imtWlcd m e r e ly ^ (Inlshlng In TRAILER rtdOK-UPS -big OBanIU>rJI!:yoars-nLtrylne_o(-lts iklnd, slnco .tho .toumo-_ - - uiiuiiTinnirSntiirdiiylirwnIk— 6iiflIcr~nrUio day Uinnio«l w3n wwia^leasff-flSni, nwny with golf's rlchcst ycor's edition of the WoHd T h o m p s o n ,^ h o attondod “ Jnckpol ever, rti^5DD;ooO“ Opcn"‘ WOUld-bfl-Todnccd~to noarby-Wflke.Foreflt_flnd I l k ^ World Open. 1325,000 with tho. .^wlnnor Wotson la Q tour sopiiomoro, Stnrting-the-dnyjufll two receiving $76^000.. .birdiodthccoholflBon-tho-back— WINTERIZED HOOKUPS _Bliolfi_bchlnd-plBylnft._nflriner_...„.7ounfiA:cnshnw,^iiojB_,luij^^ nin6 to squeezo into third place Tom Wotaon, 10*yonrs'hla Bnrbcr's ago, mndo o loto run With 0 878 totnl-flvip strokes off" HOT SHOWERS “ Junior, tlio cool and confident at taking his second consecu tlie paco, and oorn 127,513, Bol-bDr simply ployed the tive tournament as he stood Watson, saying “ I know Uio .T aliotal hod to hit and didn't hit tortuous No. 2 coufflo of Uia only one stroke behind U]c Pinchurst County Club for leader with three holes to ploy. tliem,", aliared fourth pleicc . pars, notching only one bogey But tlie blond Tcxon then wlU) AI Golberger, who closed Qgninst tlirce birdies for the bogeyed tlio Iflth hole to finish with 0 70, ot 570.' Watson ond Per Day round to finish Uie eight ^ound ot even pat 71 and settle for Gelberger camAd 117,500 each, marathon ot 570, two strokes second place money of $44,175. quite 0 dlfferenoo from tlie $7500 over par. TlUs gave him n tJirfic Watson, who led the toumo* 1100,000 Watson, had portly P o r M o n t h stroke margin over runner-up menti)y six strokes after both tucked In his pocket Saturday Ben Crenshaw. tl)C fifth and sixth rounds ond morning. U wn.«j the first time tluit*a was still in front by two M llltr Darbtr. 1100,000 111 n VO plus-par scoro has won on storting the finol doy, collected CABLE TV AVAILABLE ~ovont—since—Onry-Plny«r- -aix-boglos-on-tlio-front-ntac-aa-...... n S H 7J 74 70 57* ----- MJ *J 74 74 77-J7* . Captured tlie 1072 PGA cham boUi his long game and putUng Jim U.«M }«l-73 70 7r72..S77 Malv'Irwln. II,91} }«7 71 7) l? U "S7l pionship ot one over. fell opart. Hid six over 77 gave llobtiy M llc h tll. JI7 i« 7S 70 77-S7I For the 42-year-oJd Barber, him 570 for tlje toumoment arid Jarrv H« a .40-yard field goal by Golden Jii(lo«iQ d iic la io n s 'o ro J n n l on n il mntiofs con corn in n iB IfT Hawkins In the first quarter. Visit your Skl-Doo dealer to obtain tho o ffi-, o(((it Oupliciitu pilzos will bg awiwdod In Iho ovont of tlas. 'Hie Commodores, now 4-5, cial entry blank. Tell us in fifty (50) w ords orl Only ono p r iio to n la m lly ., Conlusl opon to nnyona tfi yonrs ol oao and ovor penetrated to the Tulane four- loss why you would choose a T'NT. Only rusldinn In ttio StnlDS or W isco nsin nnd Idnho. W Inn ori w ill V yard line with six minutes left SKI official entry forms will bo eligible. The oKi- bo roqulfod lo sign nn oflldowll vorlfyino tholf ollfllblllty. cial rules are printed below^; , Winnnru undof 21 yoare of noo must hnvo tho prior npprovnl — , In the game, but failed to score 'ol Ihtiir paronj or Oimrdlnri to nccopi tho priio. when Fred Fischer missed on . visit your Skl-OoQ Snowmobile rfonlor lo .obtain Uio - EmployooD And-'liioii-fdm lliot of. Oombardlflr.> f ' OPtN OAIIV lO IOi SUNDAY 10 4 SUN.rMONrr-TUESn-WED. ------; ------’ --- AUTO SEBVICB SPECIALS 1- lBERfiLAS5 BELTSI + 2 POLYESTER CORD PLIES BLACKWALLS Reg. 29.77-C7.8x 13 Plus F.B.T. 2.01 Each MountodFroo No Trodo-ins Roquirod rw hllewallr2744 More^Coelr A ll T iro* P lo t F.E.T. Eoch DISC BRAKE SPECIAL 50.97 4 6 .6 6 luarahtood As Long As You Own Your Car 4 Days ^^EtUXrKDrSHOCKS- 1. Riplae* front (vakt pidt 5, Ropick iiin« ind Hefl. 7 .47-4 Days- 2. Raiuilica rolon ouiii tMiilngi - 3. liupKl ciil|Mn 6. IfliBKt reit i^ u " p is to n , '/i " s h a ft. j V 4.Blttdhv4rauU«' ' Jinlngi foi wtw $lzos lo r m ost U.S. bnd lyitinMdrilill T.RoidUit , foroign eors. . All Work Dona By Trainotf Mochanics l).t.ll.S h M »r*. ------,. 3 .3 3 E i . ' FtontOnly - HnnU.S.Ciin /niloHalton AValiat>l#*ir““ ‘“ " ^ “ '" '" “ GUIRANTEED AS LONG «$ YOU OWH-VOURJSAR Dog. 33.aS-34.S8 2 7 .8 8 4 Days Polypropyllin* coit# for mor« acid and blQQor plotei. For moit U.S: can. CHARGE-IT WITH A KMART CRtDIT CARD...g jigi l WE HONOR BANKAMERICARD...|=.=?3=!jAND .MASTER CHARGE, TOO... 2250 Addison East (C o iiil - i of Custlaiid Drive and Addison Avo.) Twin Falls 14 Tlmiii-N«wirTWIn~l^«lli. Sunday, Nov«mb*Ma, l» » Cotton ^bowl bound Huskers belt K-StaW -UANHAmNrKan^PB-— -ynrriB, niillinl.. Kainaa_^tlL 13;05tonlav. • • tlioUic first pliiay-'wHhJ«L£CCDnda- ’Bama rips IVIiaitii, Colton Bowl'bound Nebraska, back into the gnnne wit}i ^ and Nebraska continued to pile up left in fhc first quarter, led by three touchdown runs by one yard 'scorinR riins. The tlio points, l»ow(ovcr, surKing 74 . The Cornhuskers ncitt firovo Tony Dnvlfl nnd a stout flcfenio^ ■WIldcats'look-BdvantaKc of yards In 12 plays with Davis oi yards In sU play^,' -ficon -sci]dnftiranUhaJour-wlU).7ii2__ Nebraska 3fi and 31 yard lines. left. Another touchdown was a first ^ w n . Snturdoy nnd TRADING ______, ______scored wltli 4:00 to. play when^ R E I ^ S defeated Kimsas State SO-Zl Buttli6 Cornhuakera, now 8-1- POST :;(k;!ipHcn_Rplritcd Wildcat bid In 1> regained'^eir -momontum— Stove Runty passed Jl yorda.toj . ---- i »* ■ aftftf-iin-txchttrtKe of na«s— ShTi^bljm-Nebritska-addod ‘ W E B U Y . - ( ■ F lo r H c u iifd ia lt — — I'uscjffiooSETTiiii^nn— Cotton Bowl president Field • Jnterccptions. Bob Tliornton another touclidown with 1:5a to — WlllIc SJiclby flnd Diiffy u nbeaten, aecond»ranked ncccptcd bid to p l« y firih- Alabamri qunrtefbnck Gary Scovcll - Issuedr-tlic_officlDl _ InterceptedStevcGrognn’spass ,, play whontlilrdstrlng quarter- Howlesenchrnnbnckpuntafor Alnbnmacool3tcdtoa^3-13wln . rnnked .Notre. Dam o...lh tlic nutlcdBc tlirew two touclidown. SELL, TRADE Invltailon via a ’taned m c s M g ^ atUie Nebraska 40 to atari Uib '' bacUTnnrrEvorettnlashea'M-- pHRGOfij^a-fiO-yardor-to-Jolmny— to the Nebraska players on the n^arcli-that ended K -^tc*s' yards to’scorc.'...... AND PAWN SlHifplos and a nlnc-yurdcr to busbacktoU ncoInlnaput-on comeWaikhopcs. Rich Sanger opened the first Riindy BUlinBsley' nnd scored “ • ' *• ‘ ivo-^tas ' halUKiUud-30.ya^difield-goal_ jii»uii«iLiL:iwa'm -j ■ - G U H S i :~Pi>vli)’ 'nind-'N e6rn3l(iir tml •ound rlRht end;:::-:-::::^ rules. _ __ . Tcnth'-rankcd Nebraska built Humm e d Dave oi»MiMUiiii.S hsm h lln ^ ‘ ndvnntnBc-wlicn'Jnckmn lura Miami, whlcli upset Texas a 23-0 halfllme lend, watdied putting Uje ball on the Wildcat 1)M n punt return nt tho and nearly beat Oklnhonna Wildcnl six. Davis acorod o'. earlier tills-year, mnnn|{ed to while Kansas State scored two 20. John O 'U ary who commit- quick touchdowns In the U>lrd one nf the earlier fumbles, slow Alabnma’a Q»cnslvo a t ^ qunrlcr— ll|(!n-n!«tnbllsh«l— “cwciKrmnUiefivc------tjick, lidldlhi? the Cfinfison Tfde control wllh o-M-ynhl touch- ■ Knn.TOrtStnto.wnsn t throuBli.^ fjir'under its Sl^ynrd per Gnmo • 4-yafd:l however, b(^Causc center Fred avcratje. Jackie Rubin Carter ik)wn march 18 seconds before Rothwell picked up a fumble by iniuie at least. 15 tackles to the start of the fourth quarter. fullbaojt Don Callipun nnd spark the tou{{h defense. But Isaac Jackson, who estab rambled 52 . yards to cut the Tlde simply had too much lished a single-season Kansas Nebraska’s margin to 30-2twlth firepower. State rushing record of 1,048 AlabumaV second nationally x m i o o z >j s t 'o :n ’e : in total offense and rushing offense, finished with 390 total Combine the splendor .of ihc harvest season. yards,-includinK“ 2a2"rushtnB Michigan smotheFs u picturcsqm; lake nnd h winicr still prairie- nnd nnd 117 passing. Tlie Tide gained a lot of that yardage in . enjoy Ihe sccne next to the warmtlt of u crai'k- the final period. Boilermakers 34-9 • ling fire In llte luxurious atmosphere and friend Slielby, wlio ran back a ’ liness of Moonstone Lodge. kickoff 100 for a touclidown WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. Ann Arbor, next Saturaay lor Try our expecially prepared Thanksgiving cui- oiirlter in the season, riiccd 52 (U PI) — Fourth-ranked Mi-, the Big Ten title and the Rose yards with a punt by Roger sine, h's something special, it's our way of say chigan, playing under wraps, .Bowl trip. Hainc.s in the second period, most of tlie way, tuned up for Michigan was held to a 0-3 ing thanks. and Bowle.s scampered 02 yards •No. 1 Ohio State by Saturday halftime edge,but showed some with n punt in yie final period. overwlielming. Purdue, 34-9, its explosiveness in the second Sharpless, a soconti string with four second-lialf touch-. half with quarterback Dennis end who had caught only four downs. Fronklin and reserve, fullback . pa.Hscs In Alabama's eight Tlie Wolverines, running their Bob Tliornbladh each scoring .pr£uou&-i4amo£,-haulod-in- unbeaten string to 10 g a rn e r iwlce, perfect toss from Rutledge on face OMo State's powerhouse at Purdue scored a field goal In alx)ut the Miami 20 without the second period and its lone breaking strike nnd outran a touchdown in the third when defender to the end zone. quarterback Bo Bobrowski Alabama also got a touch- Miami (O) passed IB yards to flanker Bob .down on a' five-yard run by — Herricks RECAPTURING the football, AtabailJ.Bi’B ■James Taylor, and it safety ■^'inds up Franklin passed for Mi T ry iiifJ n iiR M RRm iRY iiN nw M nB iLE GIVES YOU; t MERCUnV Motciirv lias a 1?-month.mactilno warranly CONSUMER ao.imsi (Jcfects, Every WM. Includino drive bell DOUBLE IDENTITY PnOTECTION 1 spark plugs, batlory, ovpn hoad llQhls. PLAN bv VAN HEUSEN . 2 MEncunv 1 M»rcurv's Mark It tiaiuros Thundorboit CD COIQHITIOir linnition tor roHablo. cord wonlher starts. 3 MEnCURY Mcrcurv's new cxcluslvo Inductor spark pluQ A Shirt For All Occasions ELIMINATES RADIO/ olirhm.iics inlutlurcncd will) radios and Von Houson's 9pn*uou9 Vanknit® shirf hoa an-6xci»ing now optioni It's convor- TV INTERFERENCE 1 ic'RviMon ' ' tlblol With a tio, it's a dro^s shirt. Collar open — you'ro drossod lor loisuro. 4 MERCURY 1 Mercury's riew "Throo layor",sandwich seat. RIDER COMFORT 1 Soti 5tjock.absort)ino in bolh directions, What o groat way to'chdngo. your imago without hoving lo, chango your shirt. ■MEnCURY’S----- —Tho cpllorol-lhl* «fyllshrlwo»lono, lwo*woy knil-i» lho-»morl modoralo:sproad IMPROVED lorsion bar connectmo bolh skis Ipr wide .. Orooko, with singlo*butlon cuffs. Bolh loaluro Inside contrast trim. 100% For- HANDLING . 1 track stat)ilitv and unmatclmcl comlon.' trol® pqlyosUr machlrio'wqshoblo dnd^ryqblo-knil. $11.50. B MERCURY Mer’cury’s now supor-cllmbino tread witti i SUPER cross control cloals improves iractlofi. foducos TRACTION . rsido-siidc." - . 7 MERCURY Morcurv's ono'i^icco rod-roinlQ(cod rubber (rack DELIVERS MORE Is Inlornally tuo-drlven. No sprocket holes. POWER TO SNOW< 8 MERCURV Mercury's dual high-low heodlamps.throws 00 • •' IMPROVES' 4watl8 06 opposed lo olhar sleds with slnfll# VISIBILITY iGO-wail headlamp;» • i Open Fridciy Nights 'til 9 Jn The Lynwood TCiiei^h c Iticlunond c 52 2f) Salt Ijike City s 57 30 .03 Siin I'Yuncisco r GO 52 .44 New restaurant opens mountains Seattle cy 48 Spokane cy ;ia 29 •.„:TWIN F A L l^ - Sflndy’s Cily, S. D., and Omaha, Neb. Tlie restaurant will be open Tainpii pc no r.7 ncstnurant, a new business in Rounds said liis restaurant - from 7 a.tn. to 10 p.m. Monday Southwest Idaho: Rain with and night. Cloudy with chflnce Monday in the 30’s. Extended system off northern California Washini;t(in c 50 :j7 Twin Fnlls, Is now open on the "is the one with the only throuf>h Siiturday with a full possible heavy snow in the for few showers Sunday outlook Tuesday through was expccted to advance Wichita pc 70 47 downtown mall. orange door on the m all.” offerinfi of meals ranf^inn fniiTi soutl]crn mountains Sunday, morning. Rain in valleys and Thur.s'day: Cool days and Uirough northern ‘Nevada and . restaurant at 125 Main Decor in the cafe Is in orange breakfast, to coffee break, to decreasinfi to scattered rain or snow higher elevations Sunday nights. Fair Tuesday with Utoh Sunday spreading rain J\Vt. E- is owned by'Rex Ulrich and black and dark brown* with merchant's luncheons and snow showers Sunday nifihl afternoon changing to snow showers Wednesday conliriulng northward into central Idaho. Twin Falls And operated by his son>in'law, dec'oupage wall plaques of old formal dinner. Specialities of and Mondoy cooler. Lows Sunday night and Monday. into Tltanksgiving. Lows 15 to Freozing lovols. around 6,000 Dave Rounds. , Rounds t'old and oil slock certificates chef Mar^’aret...... Harris...... aretonight the 30’s to low 40’s and Heavy snow likely in the 25 Tuesday but 20's to low 30’s . feet. Lower Monday afternoon Temperatures formerly worKed with the' ui|j obtameu from Ilrms rtjnkedbromtsrrDllsTjjics— Suhtlay-nlghl-^-to-M—High&— -wiutheast— highlands Sunday Wednesday and Thursday. to rfear t^c surface and Tloy restaurant chain in Rapid have gone broke. and other pastries with steak, niid 30's to mid 40's both days.' nlghl with hazardous driving High mostly 40’s In the west therefore roins cxpccted to iileh U w l()b.ster and sim ilar m ain Southeast Idaho: Travelers conditions. Ii>ws Sunday night, and upper 30's to low 40’s In the change to snow, especially iji Yesterday 42 36 course Items. advisory for ' southeast in the 20’s. HlRhfl’Sunday Ifrthe east.'“ the higher terrain In the Ijjstyear 44 30 Sandwiches, wino and beer highlands Sunday afternoon upper’ 30’s to mid -lO’s and Syilopfils: A low storm Southeast portion of the stote. Normal 48 26 are also available in the A fciiture for the dowTitowTi Earth 'N Water. merchants and employes is the Property Ii)cated at Wajo Original:,, \vw'^ t i| i» special luncheon served from flOO Main Ave. N., the shop n ::iO to 1 ;30p.m.on a cafeteria utilizes the front porch of an old basis designed to provide fast house which has been service during the rush period. exchange remodeled with bnrn wood and All other meals feature full ,shingle roofs. Tlie floor has service and there is a banquet been painted a deep blue to rmun for meetings and private compliment the beauty of the P l a y i t parties at no charge other than plants. fttr the orders of food or rA4 • ^ " HJUI.ISS Plans I,.to ,,rilorganize a I Reacham said she opened the beverages. Tliis will seat up to property exchange group iihop to provide the public with b y e a r . 16 persons with the total within real e.statu Ixiards of this an opportunity to purchose a seating capacity of tlie area was explained to living, natural plant. Tlie store nil c\|U'i I Ik m i mi; liclp restaurant at fill persons. meml>ers of the North .Side carries 5ft varieties of plants from MAK'O, "Mo\i Kc lioard i)f Healturs Wedne.sday, and other plants —including pi-cu-il s,iim- III 1 liM fin j;' ■ iiu\' l‘) r I ifU'cn Mipi-rh At a dinner meeting at the JaT4:ti.lreca - can be ordcTfiii, .p i.iiiu ,\Ui-. r,i rii O x b o w Cafe. Bhss, Lou 'Hie shop also specializes In h m li'c i .itul c'.L'fx c. 'niorson. 'I'wm i-'alls. s|M)ke im unusual planters, including Cleaning cct.ibU’ lu '.in n j.’ lass S (iKoiu.i: i:. m o w \ am monv sri:i fkns die subjfi'l. He said this type of leather-Irimmcd wall planters, gourds . hanging from il-A K tlK-in U )l> \V . ;il . . . iiH‘(li«'ol tiiulrr% u'i(rr ... rIniniH dlm-liM- (,KHM.DINK m UMKI L business Iujs lx.*come populnr since lOfiO and traced the macranie’, large wooden business . . . f i r m stumps filled with ferns, a 111 story; of ^- "exchang es,” ■ I'i:? M A I CO explaining the benefits to variety of terrarlams and T^lients atui the Heal Estate srs.w tu: \<:ii\M candle planters. Sierra makes opens Open house industry.--- ______-...... - Beacham sakl_ she has 4>{M>IIv - s I h > |» - - 43iurson-wab -introducod by------■■sluOrcT(irL\‘iliffcrcnrv^ieliesJ Moyne,' Ha Rorma n, of pli^nts and plant diseases. TWIN FALl.S - George Future shop plans include’ Beer. Twin Falls, has host for the evening, appointments President Gladys Davis. I’laiil slibp offering clas.ses for IIm? novice established a new cleaning TWIN F A L l^ - /\n open plant - enthusiast ^ and -stirv'iL' ,- {> rtiting undor- thu -huusu- U planned today at .Gooding,. _,ronducicd the 0 0 0 infitriictlon - ln_.pl{int _c_nro,‘ ' TWIN FALLS - Two Dr. George E. Brown*. Jr.. Caj)tain Clean franchise name. business - miieting. during" Professionnl- /\nswerlng opens here diseases and potting. oppointments have been has joined the Sierra life Beer said the enterprise will .Service, located in puite 7, at which, new Realtor pins and — announced by Sierrn Life— Insurance Co. as chief modical= = b(^peH «t«!’from-ht!rhQme-on •G7 NOTICE OF SALE American Con Onl/ ‘ Nolic« Is horoby given 1ha( John wf-' MCi.AU0h , toll yurdc. A tiolrllinl i m ciishioMft >-our ridr. No tiicrs lo lit'. < i c o p s i T e d R e d d y This rIhm^h RH Minplr-iniiuhtl il Leon R. W right- Z e b B e l l tliinkik il’h n Rlipiwr. n District Monogor Ropro&pntatlvo Roprosop.lotlvo Points, P|ug> ■ and Cond^nior « . Give a Personaliid R O TATE TIRES 1'. ' Touch— ■* Bank Cards & ' San3 Christmas OFFICES AT: 277 Addison 1475 W. Hays St. ’fiCyl. $ 1 9 9 Charge Accilunts Card Desl^nod ,‘Ond at ' \Lellerhoads Tw in Fallsr Idaho Bpiso, Idaho. Add ♦ '3 * fo r V-8 Welcome • Bullelini - 734 -5 177 345-1 411 • Poitsrt / I SiaHronory — For-appolntmonlj.calli^ohn Johnion,' Opon Frl. NIto -No4lonciU^#c®»u . ^M assrachtisetts-M iitaal-bifrlTOOTancB-eompany— ^ — “ •SwvlWrMBHBfliSrM 543-S461 .' llll'9Tjilli Brlnnrln n Inin Vour Otiglnal 117 and II. W att "M ’. 5prii>Rfield. Massachusetts ' ' Two Cbnvonlonf Twin FalU ^ — H.tinroth>n»*to— — — --;as.330D~ JMyEJIINROUHEVROtEt . 220 Broadway North, BuhMdabo Sorvo You Lynwobd t OownfoWn JobtolinterHI IS liim e h orSileiwometv' ” 15------M«l«ft Pemile |-|IoUda^eusto^8 ^ i n r r c B D T P X ff T M e N t , “ GHOW ING'Attpi/ill^ybusTniss Earn highi income In sales with Jerome, .-Idaho, has opening lor has Imrnediale opanino ffor mar*gem«nt opportunities. Two ttatrolman, preferably with basic •odretslve youno mah to head ------V e ln ln r ...... ■ 4lf«et»r-aelenr15d Male Help 09' M a le H elp ATTENTION TEENAGERS: Need Christmas money? Have tun RYDER and make money selling deautilul MANURE SPREADING Oirl^lmAs siqns. Call collect TRAINS TRUCK HELP WANTED LILLIBRIDGE DRIVERS Short home study loHowod MonoQor matorial Young mon who are promoiable. could age CUSTOM FARMING EXPERIENCED salesman selling by pfoctical training ol ono anywhoro from 22 lo 50. Accounting or-talot background utuoHy group purchasing membership to 733-8363 733-0006 Dinriond Loosli farmers and ranchers, call Ken ol o u ^ i o n i Training Coniors requoMed Du|,^ioti owrtert wani o mon they {on trust to leorn the M ason c o lle c t, 913-993-0501. A ppr"^loi Voi Ed For locol • Service Center butlno»». loko toino ol the retpontibilily. maybe lake over owner inlo coll ship evonluolly. Appliconli tetlod and screened at Perionnel s a l e s m e n inside -sales, top M A N U R E RYDER TECHNICAL a08 Roborlson. Buhl, Ido. commission excellent working Placomenl Conior dirocied lo inierviewi whjcti ore betl. Appli- conditions, long hairs welcome, SPRE AD IN G INSTItUlE AIR CONDITIONING canii utuolly oro already omployed. ore ready to better them- see M r. Cash 10:00 a .m . s h a rp , 313 310 vi»iO A ve m io N o job too largo Ooisu Idaho »olvo* by boiloring ihing* lof |ho now omployor. Placement Conior Blue Lakes Blvd. American REFRIGERATION Watorbod building. LEO'S CUSTOM FARMING 200 3-J2 5061 i t used by both oinployars.and oppliconls for job situationt ol this 326-4703. or 376-4964 Home Ofheo-Aiionta Go A P P LIA N C E kind , ATTENTION 24 Hour Service Music Lastent PERSONNEL PLACEMENT CENTER IS Business O p p o rtu n ity SALES REP NICHOLAS BOND. Rt^no Phone 543-5248 624 6luo Lokos North . ■ Wont lo add lo your preteni PLTtormancc dcgroes, £09 . incom e? 3 to 3 e x tra calls a day can 9 unit motel, 3 bedroom tuusc, 3 Madroaa Street North Beginners net you up to SlOO, plus your over Slall^g^arage. 103B Kim berly Road through adv>inccd, 733 6137 •• rights. This is an excellent opportunity for traveling RCALSILK APPAREL. Maion salesman. See display today. SOMEONE' to wrcck garago tor Shoe*, uniforms, get the best lor a A uctions _jjhonaJJa.0i50*_EXlcnsiQfUJ00-_____ the WQCM.733 304Q- ______- t o t -ie s s - M r s - A - 0 O lsw en ' ‘ 445 C olorado, Gooding, 934 5800 ■pA C A TTLE CO Stock c o w CO ILTGEin-aDTI^lVARTED“ - r dispersion Burley, Idoho. Sal., Ftmalfl Hftp Female Help NOV. , 1973 1,500 , . . young Conloct file Tlme»>Kl' H « m M }] H«mt> For, Salt Hom«i F orStIt O o lo f V o w n H o u m 3S AcfM Qlit Loti Purnlthtd Aalt,*!. b y o w ^ , AcroAoe w itn 3 bedroom __ __KiinJ)oc).y__wcip_KeDl__ hoin*,J C>f cycle*..cars, or.onylhinfl yB might wont to store. ' 40 .tcros Jerome aroa. lu ll water right. oKcelicnt Iprms by owner CENTURY ii 374 8006 J1 FurnlihMl t Ufllurn H «ui« 69 A cres All irrigated with tractor AUTOAAOTIVt moved iprinM or. land lays good, ■TWO bedroom, completely no b u ito ln g t,' 6 m ilo s from to v ^ , furnisii..'. '*1 utllitlei, no pels, no 361 Addison Ave. West priced at {65,000 te rm s ava ilab le , children. cleaning depotll Twin Falls 733-50Ip r e n m rccf. 733 fl&3B, -• - call 733 8473. ______1 Bedroom house. 2 bodroom 340 A cres W endell a re a a ll in trailer, furnished, m a'ricd coupio MINI------lDaiturB.-Jl20.000 - -4W ACf^ES. beautiful 4 bedroom on ly, n o pets. 734.52/0, i O P E N HOUSE LEVEL OPEN HOUSE t - 7 J - “Travfl T fitla rj" Farm Implamanlt breed* of beef available. Buhl, 543: ■ IV&VW CONCORD Tr4V6rrrVHi5r.“ “ 4103; Jerom e 334 3453, Sho*hone, lully *elf contained, landem axle. 80 6 758 7; D urley. 478-9353, TWO 7 ton bulk drain *leeps six, gas-electric I — E]cp«.pt-ceFvices^nd-suppt< -rerrlgeratoiT_*lai:ao-.sy*lemT-hOH- GOOD DADY and pa*ture calves '.vafer healer,-alectfie-w alef— to r ta le . A ll kin d *. Phone 324-4167 Feeder box. 3 auger flow, auger prf**ure, like new 83400, Call 534- OoodThinoitoEat or 334 4028, Jerom e, discharge mounted on )947 i m ______for your professlonni nonrls •Chevrolet truck, good molor. 700 P O U N D R E E S E load leveler in ip e c ie d and lic e n s e d 1500. APPLES; Rpd delicious and F O R S A L E : 100 )50 H o ls te in hitches. 1105, In stalled , p icku p S))5 Western Rotary ditcher like new. for cart, also Drake wiring and RjJjjiw^lm iienorihof Hagerman; heifers weighing from 1000 1300 «37S. 334 4873. pound* on hand at all times. Also 3 v o id in g , 733-8341,______Kay* an.d Lock* outfits to finance wllh Eugene 8x19 Trailer home sullable lor-i-o^ Appliance Repair Hughes, Jerom e. 334-34)5. 3 college students. Good, cieaaa DOSTER KEY SHOP - Lock! and 0. Con*truc«lon I* now 733-2534 Retrlo^ralor*. wather*. dryort, part*— Radio di*patched *ervlce. MONEY TO LOAN on almost any FRESH or Springer cow* or range*. Reatonabls rate*. 30 year* available quality cuilom home* — article of value. Jack's Pawn Shop. heifers guaranteed. Buy or trade IDAHO TRACTOR SALVAGE has i lOdetIng — c on crete . 734-4754 or 350 M a in S. 733-4030. RED DELICIOUS, Golden )9?3 36 X 8 O riHwood TrAWl.'. •Wperlence. Call SHUMWAY )5)7 K im b e rly Road 733 5794. dellciou*. Rome Oeauly, Jonathan for springer* or beef Hap or Clyde m oved to *4 m ile west o l hospital to A P P L IA N C E R E P A IR . 7334147, Hughes. B u hl, 543 5035 o r 543 si69. GrandVu.Drive then >/« m ile* soulh Trailer Eas'ern Duill Fully, soll- Live*iock Wanted and Macinio*h apple*, Orr con'amed. carpel throughout, Orchard. ) mile north of Buhl, on Cast> tor T racto rs, low p ric e * on used parts Phone 731 — retrigeralor, air, used 3 monlhs~ I REFRIGERATORS, irceter*. DEAD ANIMALS picked up Clear L a k e * Road. 543 5093______-OA-V— ObCH~f4ol»ielr»—calvofr—all- • ^ f e p r im a ii t r air 6y~Tn rdg '~ M range*, waiher*. dryer*. VERN'S promplly, Call collect , 733 4833, Chairs and tablet tor all occssioni. artificlal. call 334 5042 ask for C O N S T R U C T IO N 733 933). 733 Inlermountaln Fuel CAmpany. call Ml/S' sell this week. 'See a< ■ A P P L IA N C E R E P A IR . 733 5 444 - Gooding. 934 5414. CUI RED- SPUDS, cabbage, and D ick. Suburban Camo ground. Highway .3 875 F ile r Avenue W et). 8334. , ^ ___ Inlcrnellonul.'Frae Pickup. - .733 4431. o r 733 8 4 7 ).^ squash, *peclal on radgold apples, 30ond^3 Well______’ ■ Riley'* Home Improvement. D od an itab s, 733-4188. Rock and Oem Slone* B aby ^alves for ta le . 53 6 6321 I Backhee Service Hou*e&: remodeling, addition* and OWATONNA *wather*. parts, FOR SALE by ovAier, 197) small home repair, mobile hornet, RED DELICIOUS apple* and sales__and_ service. Molyneux Traveleie -trailer, 37 loot, used tlorage *hedt. ttilrtliM), entrance "Bom^RrsfTTaTeTbTjU^ MOOn' '■Mach1nwVr73375/7.- vary lillia, like new. fully sett way* and pallet. Free etlim jio*. East Avenue F Jerome -lo laJHLoJTi. MOflday — .rnuoy. Glo T h e ater In Duhl^______calve In spring. Also some good confalntd. 3J4 ■ W 9 4 e t:------B:00a.m. lo 10:00p,m. Solurdav — ■Rod' Angui“ cr04Sbr«d holler ' )970 A-C 330 tra c to r w ith d u a l* le** Mu*lcal Suppile* Sunday. Glt» Dems Phone i34- GRAIN BINS. Grain Auger*. Dulk than 1000 hour*. Like new. 1973 DACkHOE AND dump truck Cuttom Drap'oi** I service. Dirt and Rock Moving. 3BB7. ______Tank*, all *lie*. ln*tallallon IHC model 155 5 bottom 3 way F ree e *llm a te *. 733 334). MUSIC CEhJTER - offer* service available. Special 4400 plow , )971 IHC m odel )55 5 boltom Draperies. Swag*. Catcadts. Sewer Service Duthel Bln completely erected, 3 w ay plo w . 197) IH C )800 T ruck OY*O W NG R. 3)>'>' sell contained Aw*lrlan. Custom made lo tuit p ro te ttlo n a l help, in e ve ry ar^ea o f camper trailer, used very little, Dockhoe .tervica ol oil Itlndi ^ u r muflcel needs. 33) Main Ave. include* concrete t)995. Chuck with 30' Knaphied dump bed. le** Sam ple* th o w n In home. 8394341. CARVEN'S Sewer Service; Seplic H a w kin *. Dox 333. Phone 533-3S80. than )900 m ile *. 40)3 E ve r*m a n exceptionally clean, loaded with septic fonk inttallolion. Johnton tank — sewer line cleaning. Power Ucon. Idaho. land plane. 5 x 8 x )5.5‘ lool bar extras, 1970 model Ideal. Priced lo Excavating- and Utilitioi equlpmenl, free Inspection 733 wllh carrier and 4 heavy ripper sell, 34) L0C>J*l N orth, 734 5333. Comoony. 324-5967. 3053, Day old calves for sale, 543 4737 stianks.nJ D AAodel D )3' g ra in d r ill SS tor pa rts. 533 4)94. 33' tr a v e l t r a ile r , 144 W t f Z Chrltlma* loon? Order your ROTO ROOTER sewer service, Addlton, Twin Fall*. — ;-i-W *nte#^aUhe^-kr:*av*-i4.oa- - ^ ^ m te r Prw e»tfmate*W33- -|i*^lU a t^n d -^e d _ l, sower lirtp*—and 'sepiii lantc -fiO a -S A L E ___lour_ADS_SpcingcL ■ pir hour, 15 mile radiu* of Filer. jjn '' / ’ glfl* now. 733 3177, H olstein h e ife rs. 086 7535. I p^r hour, cleaning. Also, all type* of rtellvore d. 454 4033. AIR STREAM 38 lool. very sharp; ■ ^334 4405^ ex c a v a tio n : 733 354). m ust see to appre cia te . 543-4443^' Electrician Meta) Defector* Top quhllly *econd and third USED Sportln<) Good* cu itln g h a y . S3.50 a bate. No Stale licensed electrician, t«ml ROADRUNNER Detector *a • ------H M TO PLACE-Y jQ O R I^ O N E Y BAeK-GHARANTEro Tb^quolify for guorohleedlidrfuif povm inFm u'st be reeelved witliin TO gays i !■£____ nf-jtisp.dJOD-cloto, ~bii(m o~only ' for days in paper. ID te m does, not sell, iimepfttilL^kiuLVJcBtuDdad-aLou.r-businGAAa3tflcB.QR_ dd moy be run dn additionala ) 101 days ' at no charge. /Money wiil be refunded witfiin 30 days.of ad insertion only.'' ...... y • • f f Travil Tralltn Htavy Equlpmtnt 13 Import—Sport! C an ImpoH—SpoHi Can 15 J a ip — 4 W haal D riy a t A u lo l Per Sala t i . ------.AulaiFor Sal# FdnrSA’Cir*177[n3Atsun Pickup' >-1973-liOfd-Lo_TonA pickup. Warn Hubs,'radio. 3-tone -1948-MERCURV MONTGReV^ m iV(>. I JlM TOS’BYENt. door sedan, extra iharn. 711 -paiitt^U.lO0r.Falrtl0ld-7i4-3403r-:- TnyflflTnoror^reirdr*^' 19A5 CHEVROLET J* Ion pickup. 1971 Toyota Corona, low mlli^ago. Rebuilt . VW engirics-quick - oaot>,„ll«s, _clefln_il500..-QOOd:i_ — cn0lf)0'„CHCli — »h*ll. . . ______l U - I G T ^ - ^ picku p, ODOd co n dlilon , 1360, 537- W 4 . t . 111 O ve rla n d A ve . Durley. Idoho Phone 670-5505 I960 T R IU M P H C T 6 ------jK c e p f h o i w aJe r, 1971 Toyota Corona Mark II, m'loage. Spoke wheels, new paint, com b in atio n re frig e ra to r. Good BOB HOUSTON aulomalic tranimli»ion, low ra d ia l liro s . c a ll 734 5705 condition. Phono 7}]-4)}). Solei Repretenlolive mlleAgit, eKCellenl condillcn. $1695 Home Phone 73?-I490 call 433 4363 a lle r 6:00 p.m or can 1971 S 3S0 Ford p ic k u p w llh 11. Call transmiislon, b ttl ofler. Call alter DATSUN 'automatic, air condiiionlng, powor 6:00 p .m . 734 5095. 53?4"" FROM NISSAN WITH PRIDE steering and bra kes, 9,000 m ile s, Rocky Goodhue- Hagerman 037 LIKE TO KNOW the excellcnco ol flo o f Inffatlon A t. 6697 -eonditipn, 147S< 1 a Mercedes inexpensively? 1963 w ith ra d ia ls and sun roof, ira d o fo r DEAN MOTOR CO. 1965 In lc rn a tlo n a l ^ T i m custom - o ld e r V o lkw Jg en . 543-6149. S1.000 4»-S9(n. cab, he a vy duty '/> ton 334-S5A3. 196fl F ord F 100 '/i t >n p ic k u p . 40.000 Motor Homts miles, good condition, all new tiro s, ba ck tire s 40,000 g u ara nte e, . isiarcratl 10 m 40 Cotlom-Odke 3 plus camper In good condition. .room, air condlllpned. ^ bath. Goes to ge the r. S1600 Dok 503, Duhl. - O akert. 13,300. 413 A d d lu n W eit. 1973 Chevrolet ^ ton pickup truck 1973 35 root EicApade m o to r homo, low mlloago with extras. Call 334 Dodge ctiaitit, 413 motor low 54Q0. 1961 C M C tw in s c re w —iransmtssions-3Tmd-4-GowrsmrpB:— AutoS»rvlcf — C all 536 347a. Part* t AcceiuriM 1961 GMC 5000 series, 10 wheel tandem drive, air, brakes, radio and heater', good condition. 4S1 ’1st FOH SALE two F70 14 Firestone 1974 CHEVROLET Avenue Ea st. W endell, 53 6 3032. 1974 CHEVROLET y. T O N p i c k u p ' —197iChavy Cheyenne Ij ton pickup ____ y, TON PICKUP Custom dplu«e-4-x—4— tjld**- mr conditioning, power steering, 350 V B onqino tinted Qougoi gauget rool drip mouldingi chrome up Two' pair tiudded &now llre».' power, brnkes. turbo hydromnlic mounlod on 6 hole Chevrolet »ool dnp - mouldinqt f hroino yppor per (nouidingt mirrort hoovy duty 70,000 m iles M usi s .ic rilic e C .ill mouldi'igv tnirro'i hoovy duly boMuiy picku p wheels, call 7J3 7360 alter e .ir i 73.1 53-17 boMory-thockt springt and stabilizer 5;00 p.m, ‘ shock^^pnngv'OMd slabili/ui bai powui bor power stoormg and brakes lurbo slo e rin g 0 ”d b'oko) turbo hydfoinoiit 3-ton Dana Iront drive axle, and hydromolK transmission auxilliory transfer case. good. (100 393 iror^smiition aumlliocy fuel lonk radio fuol lonk radio Chevy engine complete, all Retail $4549 standard bearings, new valve |ob, Retail $5685 gasket sert first tlOO cash. V 6 Dovo Munroo Chovrolot Price Short block ISO S37 99fl4 Dovo Munroo Chovrolot Prico ^ Autos Wanttd O fler. 733 3609 a lte r 6:00. = ^ 4 0 4 1 * 5 0 4 6 Will pay cash tor a 1973 or 1973 PORD 1 ton 1961. Omaha cattle AAavwIck four-OOOr w llh power rack, new- cnolne, .snow Urea, steering, automatic transmission p a int, b a tte ry , tl3S0 o ile r 733 0190 and low m ileage. 433 5364. See H a, H Service, C urry. ■0--- CyelM 1. Supfiliti 1974 C H ^ R O L E T IWPALA SEDAN 1974 CHEVROLET NEW I9U Kawasaki trail cycle lor Ai> conditioning V-6 engine ai/tomoiic V E G A G T u le , w iir s e ll cheap. 543-5335. 3 lransini>sion radio roor speaker tpeod transmission radio GT ©quip- ionu wiiituwoil liros powor tioorinh Y A M A H A T rail 90. »150, 733 3994. R E P O S S E S S E D 1967 P o te rb llt d 140 horiopower engine ' and brakes floo' inols iill ttooring tractor lilt cab type, contact J L Richardson Oank of Idaho. Box wtioel iiytbd gloss mony other oxtros - la a ^ fltc h u m . 736 1136. ONLY t954-Ford-Dwn»|»-»fv«UT-#600 Call 1973 Y a m a h a 350 E n d u ro , 934 4613. ennanslon-chambef-compression release, etc., $475, llr m , 334 »' 1954 Ford custofnuecl Pipes, large wheels, bed cover, dutomatic, 66 $452^=^2889 gnOino.-M3.CZgg_JM^a9 M m ■ 4T bt Dovd Munroo 5 C h ovro lo t ■POttTAL'E semi tr'aHer,' lllle ao #’' M US T S E L L 197J Suzuki, 400 tm . bod, 31 loo t. 4366536. never raced, and new throe bike tra flo r. 536 3754, 1967 Ton Chevrolet p ic k u p ne w llrc s . ^ s p o e tfr rc y lln d e r , 30,000 miles on new motor. Call alter 6:00 DAVE MUNROE .p .m . 713 3193. Haavy Cqulpmant FOB'’ s a l e 196S Ford ' j ton pickup, excollcnt condition, phone CHEVROLET FOR SA LE 1967 Case 530 CK 433 45B3 loader backhoe, like new — ___ o o ;iditlo n, please c a ll 733-5650. In B u h l 5 4 3 -6 4 6 1 ■Romo Phonesf BACKHOES' GrnHy <;prnHlini Coi®6flOC 1972 modol Coso 500 1243 Oluo Lokos Blvd. North Acres ond Acros of Froo Parking Phono 733-5110 LOADERS A H ouflh 501 '-I y a rd i Open B . 7 Wookdoys .'. 8 • 5 Saturday Closed Sundoys SMichlnon 75A 1'., yard w ith cob * Molroe 970 1 •. yard 1971 SPORT C«..:OM Ford hall ton pickup, camper specia' V. 1 Now 10.000 pound M g package, dual gas tanks, la rg o s ide chlno Troller ■ m irro rs , Louvored bu m pe r Six excellent tires, Including two BILL LOUGHMILLER m ountad snow fires 37,000 a ctua l m ile s. 13935. O rig in a l ow n er. 334 733 -5 7 6 1 B651. - 30- Tltnpt-Nowi, Twrn F«lli,'ld«ho; Sunday, Nov«ttlb«r I f ■ - A u t i n forUli A irfoi For Sal«- ^ufdiKor.Silt- Autofc FforSal* A U f t * P&r S > t o D U e to a d«alti In Itta fa m ily * t tiu d SOB SALE m i C*l)in*c. lull TAKG 0VBR pAvmMl*. m ] 440-4 \ f a MUSTANG, 1 own«r< 4 ip««d. ipowM’. Ali’. r«dlo, v»rv clt«n. /i]; Chevrolet m ilttu. u ll 104S Poflllac Bonnavllla 4 doer ...... o v e r V-i, fucellent C6ndltlon,'aflerTTtt6 turdtop with all power aqulpment, paymenli u« at 1419 Highland p.m. wefkdayi, »4-S719. -*W 7 1972 P lym outh Fury l o o d . d ...... * 2 9 9 5 1970 T oyota C orona 4 door. naw tirai.. * 1 6 9 S PLACE YOUR AD FOR 10 DAYS I 1 9 6 8 A M C R e b e l SST , liordtop. ihorp . ‘ 1 1 7 5 GUARANTEED RESULT OR YOUR PICKUPS & 4 WHEEL DRIVES 1 9 7 1 F o r d Pickup. V-a angina. aKcapflonol . . . * 2 3 9 ^ 5 MONEY REFUNDED. Phone 733-0931 1 9 7 1 F o rd % Ion, long w ide , auiomodc. ‘2 6 9 5 J - 9 6 9 D o d q e .p i< i< u p. %-lon, long vulda boK. . . ‘ 1 2 9 5 1 9 7 0 D o d g e pichup.loro»id.,...... * 1 9 9 5 . 1 9 7 0 J e e p W ooont»r, 4 w hssl drive, ihorp . . ‘ 2 9 . 9 0 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM 11 COmr\NrJOD^\\--- WILLS Plymouth Jee p Toyota SPECIAL ORDER WE RUN A VERY 254 4th Avonuo'W osf Simple business for the HOLIDAY SEASON T W IN FALLS DEPENDABLE U S E D C A R S From-The^eahr YOa~CmrD&penid~Oni- 1965 OLDS“DEtTA"88-: 4 d o or tia rd to p . V*Q a n gin o. oulomalic trontm itilon.. power itoorlng, powar brokei *380 1969 PON T IAC GT O 2 door hordtop, V-0 anQin*. 4 tpood Ironi- rrltilon. power iloering..powor bighvK itiorp, gold finish ...... M 5 8 7 1969 DODGE POLARA 500 2 door hordtop. V - 0 ongmo, outomotic lianim lttlon, power tleerlng S b'okoi v'nyl top, r'odlol liro i ...... j. _ ®997 1969 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 2 door tiordlop, V - 0 ongino. outomotic iron*- . m illion: powor tlooring. powor brokot itiorp orongo wilt^ whito lop. oil whilo vihyl interior ‘"roily wh'oeli. low'milodgo 0 locol ownof '1 8 7 7 1970 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL HOLIDAY ORDER sport Solollila Stollon Wagon Thli 3 ■•oler wogon tiQ i'oIr conditioning, powor »i«*ring, 74's With The Following Equipment: power brokrfi, outomotic Irom m iiiion, and ol c o u n * . V - 0 angina. Slock No. 2 6 0 ...... *1883 1968 DODGE POLARA Pontiac Hi-counfry option. i» Front & rear energy absorbing bum pers. 4 d o or iodor>. V O engine, oulomotic Ironim iillon, 400 C u. In. V-8 w ith 2 barrel carburetor. • W in dsh ield antenrra. -po w e r t le o r ln g ...... *489 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY III T urbo hydrom atic autom atic transm ission. • -ftadio. ___ 4 d o o r^ ie d o n . V - D engine, oulpmallc Ironiniitiion, power ileering. power broke*, Power disc front brakes. • • Deluxe wheel covers. o ir con di.lio nlng , vin yl to p ...... > 1 7 7 8 V ariable ratio pow er steering. • Protective body side m ouldings. 1972 PLYM OU TH FU RY III 4 d o o r h a rd to p , V - 8 engine, oulomalic tram- -.m liilan, power ttierlnq, power brahsi. a ir...:.. ^--■ -Steel beltedT adlal w hite w oh tires; - - - * -Sofl^ay 'gidss.7^^'~ " “ ■ conditioning, vinyl top, low m ileage ...... 52997 • C ustom air conditioning. 1973 MAZDA RX2 • C ut pile carpeting. Thl» revolutionary 2 door with rotary engine it equipped with 4 ipeed Ironimiiilon, rodlo, 5» '1 U W ■/ healer, and only 6,000 m lle i ...... Mm 7 \ J f I960 DODGE DART ...... READY FORiIMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 2 door. 6 cylinder, “— "(D slivered anyw here in the valley) , engine, tlondaTd trontm liilon. 7 * ^ 1 1 ^ ^ - T1959 hil «edan 0LbSM0BILE98 h ai V B eriglne^ oulom alic trpn»‘ SPECIAL ~ m illion, pow er H earing, pow er brokei. ond oIr conditioning. Stock N o. 1 5 1 ...... *16 8» HOLIDAY ORDER 1 9 7 3 D O D G E P«Jlara ‘4 D o o r Sedan. V-0 e n gin e, o u lo m o llc SALE F»RICE ...... tranim liilan. oir condillonlng, vinyl op, ond power IlearlnQilearlnQ I I------broket. Deoutllul brown * whllallnlih.,SiocJ< No, J75. * 378 0 1972 DODGE POLARA ' , g tllS n m iM G MACHINES! Cuitqm 4 door, V'O engine, oulomalic tram million, power Heerlng, power brote*. flli* . ^ ^ ^-i —ir conditioning, thorp, blue will) dark $ 0 /^ 0 ^ bluavlnyl to^ ...... \ J \ J ^ / J O H N C H R I S 1 2 '/i S y4 -and 4 x 4 usod pickups In stock ! MOTOIISL MOTOR CO. "The Dealer Yqu Can Deoend On'\ , ■ iOO Bl6ck 2nd Avo, So twin Fall*" ...... ~ “ 7 3 3 - ! ) / / 6 o r / 3 3 ^ 4 J n 3 - — t ■ ■ . . . 4 . ------Sunday, Novftmbor 19, 1W3 Timos-Nowi. Twin Palli/ld«ho 31. ____• A vta i to U * Autei P^r Ailtai Far b U ___ * iH o i/« r S*u ■ l i , Autoi Far S ill AiHoi For Sail U ' Autoi F4r S jli u AlUm For to ll ■~*nimnnn«romrmn SPECIAL I9ro |!ORO i boor G»t*Mlt, air, ■ low • mlJtaoB, cull ^EURCHASE./_ 1 9 7 4 C U S T O M 5 0 0 1 1 F O R O U R D I RECT FRO A/lr GIngor Glow M otollic' Slock No. 4C-V05 M AGIC VALLEY -W hifiHFop- SUSTO iAAERS— I Oi«vrol«<. c«prkf 3M V-| 4 Door Plllorod Hardtop —•_WhooLCovors^=— — DETROIT! p o w r itM T ln o , t400. S 4 ) - i i ^ ...... 35) V-8 Engino • Body Side Mouldings Wh Oa»t#r/ 3^. POWjH' •jwrlp TO THE ■ Cruisoomatic • Undorcootlng Sticker Price EASIEST PLACE IN THE WORLD TO BUY A CAR ' •' P.owor-Brokee— -•-lodp-Pilo-G arpclllrig- - $ 4 3 0 7 t 3 7 - '♦iPpwdriSfooring;: ,-»_iloluxo Soot Trim G78X15 Boltftd W hite Sido W alls' PONTIACS “Buf^67'Ouards“ ■J • BU1CKS CHEVR016TS '• _pLOSMOBIlES i£0-IIICtM 0IpR5:_ ____i , CoodInQ, Idoho MUSTANG II • No. 4C-9'6 • Whool Covers • i D oor • 3300 cc 4 CyHndor '• * 4 Spood Tron»fVi • D70XI3Whlto Walli tAAZDA • Duckol SooU • A M Radio 3153 2nd Avo. South » C o rp o li • Dual Racing Mlrrort^ • I Inf^^yrrp^^l - ^ 3 3 - 5 6 S 6 — • Inttrumontt • Dumpor Guardt Tho thrin Is Back 11 Sticker Price $3356 Bill W orkman Ford Price M ANY NEW CARS & TRUCKS TO SELECT .FROM - OW N A NEW 1974 MERCURY COMET CAR OR TRUCK TO Custom Tow n Coupe 3 1 3 5 Thli it tHo I ou q K IiIIIloo cor iKal bulll a noma lor durobility. Quill ol lh« iam« lyp* hioh-quollly «l*«l D AY W ITH OUR SIMPLE r blQQOtt M«rcuriryt Dlg-cor ld«at. blo-cor tlom lna—bul prlesd riQhl, ond aqulppad juil righi: Amorlcon Modo 6 Cylinder Engine • Amerkon Mode Fully Synchronlied 3-tpeea Manual Trbni* £. JERRY ROBERTS m illion • Amorlcon Modo Duol Racing M irrori • Amorlcon Mode Deluve 3-ipolke Steering Wheel lOIII W orkm e n Ford I t proud BANK FINANCING. • Amorlcon Modo Impoci Rotiilani Oumport • Annorican Made.100% Nylor< Woll To Woll Carpeting 10 onnounca iho ottociotlon • Amorlcon Modo W indthlold W oihert e Amorlcon Modo Dual Hydraulic Droket With Worrying light — |oi—J«ffy-Robofl»-witK—4h«lr- ^merlusn-Mode-SooMlolulnlerlocU-Sy«tam-£—AmaricanJlAodeJmpaciJIatlitonUti Itolai learn. Jarry wilt ihow Gary Malvorson . . Column • Amoircon Modo Locking Stooring Column • American Mode Cigar Lighter e Amerlcon jyou tho 1974 Ford ol your . . 734-4320 Lorry McMurdio Lorry D rako ...... Modo Olond'Air hoolor with 3 Speod Blower • American Mode by Americorti e American Mode (Choko ov wall o» quollly • 324-5970 RonWoodoll ... ■ Troughout. •A-l utod cart and Iruckt. Jorry Poulson ...... 733-7233 Honry Popo . . , . |Jorj;y Invlloi all.MoQic Volloy Col Doullor ...... ilrlendt Qnd cutlomort ior . 734-5267 Winn Ellis ...... WITH A LITTLE TOUCH 'o.damo rlda in iho cor .or - J o rry R o b o rtt ‘ ...... -.-7J3.07-91— A l B o u tlo r...... jlriifU of your cliolco. FORD OF COUGAR FOR ^ 2 5 9 0 |Bill W orkman j F ord I I 243 Oluo L o kot GIvd. N orth |Twln Foil* 733-51 10 Y O U R BILL WORKMAN FORD iBEST BUYS!! 1243 Blue Lakes Blvd. No. Phone 733-5110 - Twin Falls I '68 P L Y M O U T H Acres and Acres of Free Parking W INTER HOURS: 8:00 A.M . TO 7:00 P.M.. $ 795 . 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Hanaen------,-^T-wla-EaUs ------,- ^ H a n s e n ------: T w I n -f e o J I t------12 valley girls vie for '74 Twin Falls Junior Miss title TWIN FALLS. — Twelve high Khool senior the University of California at Los Angeles. She rflrlfl will compoto for the Twin Folb County will give a dramatic reading. Roper's is her * Junior Miss tlUo Qt lha Junior Miss pageant ot B sponsor. p jn. Salurddy. Mario Coots, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean ' H ie pageant will bo at tho Oollogc of Southern .Conta, Is Q senior at Kimberly High School. £3io Idaho Fine Arts Center. Tlio event Is co is cliolr vice' president and a member of sponsored by the Tyln Foils Joycoos and Jny-C- Madrigals, Girls’ Cub. Music Oub and OEA. ; Ettes. She Is a reporter for the school poper. Del SchoU, Joycoo chairman, said contestants SJic plans to work at something practical and have enterea from MunauKn, Hanson, to sing to moke people happy. She will present o Kimberly, Twin Falls and Filer, nio Jay-C-Ettc vocal solo. Her sponsor is Beeline. I nrft Rnnriy Rnckfif pnd Karma Scholl. ___l^flrgaret /Mefl) Harvev. a senior nt Twin . of ccremoriles will be RaliA Bowman, Fails High School, is the doughter of Mr. end Bowman and Associates, Idaho's Mrs. Robert Harvey. She is Girls’ League representative of the Dale Camogie course. president and is a past honored queen of Job's Dobblo Skinner, the 1073 Twin Falls Junior Daughters. She is a member nf National Honor Miss, will senre as mistress of ceremonies and Society, Spanish U ub, Interact. Hi*Y, Drill -wUl-perform-a-dancc-routine. - _ Team.and-Ilodoa-Club.- Competing will be Edda Lancaster, Marla She plans to become a dental or a laboratory Coats, Margaret Harvey, Pam Mlkesell, Caryl technician, studying at Idaho State University Tlckner, Jane Klinke, Carol LatUmer, Debra or Boise State Coliege. Sio will present a Glenn, Bccky Schcrer, Janie Vlnccnt, Tammy comedy routine. Her sponsor is Macle's Boots Casperson and Jennie HIU. and Western AK>arol. Edda Lancaster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pam Mlkesell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mlkesell, is o senior at Twin Falls High School. CAROL LATTIMER Lancaster, Is a senior ot Hansen High School, a ie is art editor of the school paper and acUve in £3)0 is president of Future Teachcrs of Amcricn JANE KLINKE JANIE VINCENT . . . M u r t o u g h . Dromo Club' and declamation. and is a P. E. student teacher at Momingside She plans to study fashion merchandising at Elementary School. She is o member of ; . Twin Falh . . . Filer Interact, Girls' League, Drill Team and Youth Council. — Sl)o —pUuui-4o—ottend- Drlgharo - Young University or nicks College and m ajor In physical education. She will present a gymnastics routine. Her sponsor is the Idaho Deportment Store. Caryl Tlckner, a senior ot Twin Falls High iSchool, is tlie doughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob ; Tlckner. She is a student body secretary and a ■ ' member__ oL-Intccact, Track Team ___ | Honor Society^ Drill team, jO lrls V AthleUc Associotion and Girls' League. She plons to attend Idaho State University -- majoring bi biology education. She ^ give a piano solo. Her'sportsor-lB^Moyfftir. ------— (('ontinucd on piip;c 34) V a l l e y ^ E i v i i i g BECKY SCHERER PAM MIKESELL S unday. N ovom kw r 18,' 1V73 . . . Twin Falls . . . Twjn Falls ead4o^A A e^program ^benetits-childreri,-parents tWIN FALIS - Tlio'"rcad-»o™" gel ol Ttrin Pnllg can look to more enterUlnIng acaslona wlOi Uiclr pnrcnUi os o result ot o s lifj week progrom Just completed at the Twin Foils Publlb Ubrnry. About 3J chll(tron iuid 2a porcnta psrtlclpoted ln_tho progrnm designed to help pwents-Mleet books and present them lii a miuiner of greslcst Interest and understanding by their 4 and S- yeor-old pre-Bchoolers, Children's librarian Sally Carpenter who ,deal6nod Uie program said parenta attended six Wodnosday night programs nlth.th|ilr children to hoar librarians present story hook sessions and to prepare for homo rending sessions for the children. Norma Creed, school librarian, presented the stories during the (Inal night's program Wodnosdny. A largo cako was served tlie participants and each child completing the program received a certlflcato. ' Carpenter said Uie easiest w ay to encourago children to enjoy and understand books Is to hovo tliem wrlle tlielr own book. A sheK full of books entitled "M y Book" went on display at the lib ra ry tills neek. ISiich n iu i tlie composition of a preschooler and each re|ireMnt«3 nl> or her own Ides o l a story book. ■'IdeaUy iBhlldrw *M ild ta uitnduM d 10 the plufurof wttnln ^ M rid t( bM U bM m Oiey entor-school,” the librarian sold,. I'but otum parents a ro at a loss os to lolecUon of the rijih t books and the oral presontatlon." j ___ E:iich parent attending the program recelvijd a booklist arid biformaUon'on tmsehting the BOOK WOBID li >o, two J!QUe/GJM!ir{)MDlAfliLAldM^ Inlrodund booKto thd fmall-ohlld.------( * ' norw hls-own.libo)t-laJ)iBtt,^otolh«cjltfc j _ y o « 8B jR M J 5 hpol.,#ntliuilai(«.i JeriV lovd,_ lOilldren-mads-oraKs-ranglng trom-an egg • / ■ and Ithonda Moxaanahl: 5-vor old porll- c/ponfi In \fh * . to Ipe ■ cl»aner Trith real feathers, to. Ordm ol 7WW ^'Utod progront. child own I liU rlh a . partlcip DEAR FRUSTRATED: Hr's a creature of habit. 1 doubt if he will ever enjoy ipendlng money, but wllli tome grntle prodding, you could loosen him up a bll. When diseuisliig marriage, don't forget to d lin u s budget, or you ' and this ’'beautlful.person" will be having money fights for , the duration of your marriage. - DEAR ABDY; My husband, who Is 63. haa expressed • the desire lo move to eilher Arizono, California, or Florida m when be retires. He says he is tired of battling the Nobras* S ko winters and wants (o take it «asy in a milder climate. ______Abbyy-wclve-spont-oli-ouii-livcs-hcre,-and-Jill.our-famlly______■ __and friondfl n**** hArp, nnH I r»nn‘> B iw 'iig ' pjpltlng up gfld ■ leaving all tliis behind to stort.all over again. . SS I'm not crazy about tho •winters horo,.citlier, but clr' '* mate Isn’t everything. Don't lifelong friends, and family 'jtfe'aTohylWng? ...... » ' Plense help me convince my husband that this is no Z time to pull up stokes and settle in a strange place with a :.:tT'buncl}-Q(jtrongcrs. . '------■ “ Or do you think maybe I'm the one who's wrong? He's •• oven talking about o mobile home, or a senior citizens corti- " munily. IN A DAZE ■5unday.,Novflm b e rJa>-lg73— TlmM-.NevMt^Twlri-Pftllt,-idahft— O ld recipe turns hobby into b EDEN — DIU pickles from 0 tons of cucumbers an hour as - yoar wo packed moro/’ Mrs. Uto aortcrs Into slu s ranging R a p | d ^ h q f i g e ^ i 11 SSrycAir-old family reclpo has well as a slabbing-maohln^r— ‘Rogera-saldr------'— from-mldget-to-ltt-lnchM-or turned a hobbv Into a spearing unit and a packing "itie cucumbcrs.i dill and ‘dalplckl^b) -area—and—equipment—-and—equipment— foe.:—(or.:— gatlicusedgarliaus«]lnthcproccuan In theproccmaro alL- -yFrom-tha sorilng-tahle-tho fe o f AArsi Fo rd - Ip Un ypHr In PAfin toslins______2 ,______gr.Qm.l«:a!lyJSsj>!eW?t ______»ro^__pIcklCB aro poclced In 85 . Bill Morgan along with his ■ . Mrs,Mrs.. Rogers started maVIngmaVlng pocked In Uio originalorlginsi brinobi wooden-barrela.______w lich..aro parUicrt Mrs. Oauite (Leohn) dill prcWcs otout eight years which gives a c lo u d y _ ,mido In Canada Iro M Hr. H\o n y LESTER KINSOLVING----Uieological seminary iitudent------. t- , . . . a .___ T, ______------• »UI_ I______1_ .^ I L . ----*hnefcNeur«.Wa«hlogtnn___In MMSBChu-wtls. while 17r_____ Rogers and his soh JM last— iago-for-Mofgan-aa-ii-'hobby- flppcaranc®-w® ..bprreis are then ffUed with Bureau . year-old Sloven nttcnd public____ ~yefirwcntintoHh«-buslncss-of— from-a-redpfr-that-waa-an— preserves-the-naturaUftBvnr Irino nm! rftwrNl. Hiay-are. .1 —WA3HINOTON'^=‘’ Tffini5a^ hlElTHtlobl In AleiiinurlB and .m aklngandsellingdinplcklcs. original and. now highly .that m akfta-theplcklosibottcr. loft to work for three'jveeks and to act married on n Friday so SuMn,16, is enrolled In Holton — "nils year'thcy'Jwvc added a— guarded flccrel of Joe’s great* We do not use a aynthbtlc Uie barrels are thiMi aoaled tlint Gerry couldTTj^'tto^'a— ^Arins glrls-fiohool in Bethesda,--- line of sweet pickles as well. undo. . ' . rcpack,” Morgan said. . wjth wax and left tc»_cuw for football game on Saturday,”— Md.------the company called “1116 Before Morgan docldod last Morgan explained tliat Uid another three web)ca . • Mrs. Gerald Ford told the Mrs. Ford devotes most'of C ellar" Is located in a , year to go into the b u s in e s s e lic u m b o » s ai^oharvested fr;om . "After Uto slX'WeeU period b Tlmes-Npws. during a brief her tim e to the family. She Iq klesvarp —--renovated pntiitp. prillar; H ie-,^s e lling pickles he u s ^ to give___two.flvorflcrc fields, one Uio______lmlcwrin^ihe-WhW:HouB«7Sibelle»eirthat=her^usband~± ^^TW Jodellng^theTjellarwaa'B— ihe^n-away - io-frronda-find— ■BuH©y-^a-awl-one’ in 'lB «n ;---rom9Ve^7jVm the IwurSSIahd ^And-after—tlio-Bomo,-.we— ia h 6 u ld _ n o t_ L r u n _ „ Io t_ th tZ _ : family project-and-included—...... different-organi»atloifferent-organlM tlona.^------^ ‘W ilh^^thetw blocationsw feel— packed—in -g la s s -t^ n ta ln e rs drove to OssavVa, Hlch., In .presidency in 1070 - ." b u t'• ; repairing ^ e roof, pan6|llng Mrs.' nogors said tliat In sccure tliat if frost hits one of ' whlch -rango In slw from 12 order to hear Thomas E. Gerry Is thh boss Ih this the walls, pouring and finishing January of this_ycar_ XHE BON MAJReHtE T ITErTE3?TKrTVr7C H t H t: T H E n o M IVI A P! C TI E TWlhl^l:l:S-ANB-BOISEz TWIN FALLS AND BOISE TWIN FALLS AN D-BOISE^ TWIN FALLS AND BOISE 1 W ro£|uldr 15.00 I f c 3 9 .9 9 •3 M S valuos to $^0 U U ' CUDDLV SNUfeGLEifi 6-DIGlTHAND DECORATOR PILLOW ANNUAlWomEN'S CALCULATOR BY CRAWPORD SLEEPING BAGrS Brighten your homo for" holiday ontor- COAT CLEARANCE Rogistor for FREE Sloaping bag to bo Idoai for borno. office or school I Add^ t o l n l n a w l l h decoro^lor pH- fglvon aw/ayl Warm and eomfortalblg- subtract, miiltipiy and divide in socondsr. Tho onco a yodr solo you'vo boon wait-' lovys I Chooso from o largo yarloty of Ing.forl Junior and mISsos coats .a t' cotton qutltod stooping bags-in-brloh't Weighs loss ihqn 5-9uncos. Easy lo buy, oasy 1.0 replace boHories. Op^lonol- fabrics, print®, colors, pnd t'rlms. Round groat savings. Chooso loko' suodos, washable plriVits. Groat for slumbor or squor.os In many s Iz ^ S j s o e le g a n t fako furs and moltons. Wrap, zip o f , parties'OJU_ynzlp to Wiqko 68><69-in. AC adaptor,! A great Christmas gift. —Stcoot-lavol.______!___ ' • you'lT'wont sov^rall Third levol. buttonclosnrosrSlrootlowoIr'.— '■------'— -c o m lo r to r ^ B o c o n d i o v o i,------, ------J ' r ^ Shop Tyiiin FairsTBolsi Daily i0;00 lo 9:30.Sundd/ noori 16 fIvo.^Jso yourBoh M drch« charga card^ If's boltor-thoil-monBy l- elects new leaders ZrKli£n.-Nowolflccr8 0rUid^.lncliid^airM .T(CT United MotlMKllflt am rch for ‘In«!o and Jack Ilflmsoy, 1974; tlio coming year liavo boon Gornld Romans, Loren G. acoording^Rcvrr^PralcyTand-Howard-AnoUr James Crogo, pastor. ' .1075;. R ussoll H a ll, Lofdtif’ I— ^-Jacob trolk -will Bcrvo ns lay ■■ •AndersonrVaughn HuntrlWe;^— I loader. Jack Sklnnor is Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crouso, chairman'of the nHincll on Minerva, Lorain and Mrs. ministries; Loren G. Drake, DoURlierty, alternates. Lvi_o^ujii'crflcoLnfffllrft;,PhyIlla_-Mooci^^^ -^^-Uncastcr^ducatlont-ElBU-^^nJftrJ flH flrti-Bcnnpfand^ i‘— Hunt-and—Vlrglnln-Garlsbn;— Dorothy-Thwnairrocords-and ovangoUsm ; C linton. Wstory; Jacob Tolk, trior of Dougherty, stewardship; appcnliJ; Virginia Carlson, Helen Boom and. Dprbara recording socrotnry; lone Cobb, worship, and Marie -Smith, MarBoret Thomas; Greenwood and Ester Larset), DoroUiy Slrou^and Mary rm lssioru'dnd'ib^l'con corns r^^oonhe-^BlHoili-cdmrhunldn— AmyFendorls^rdlnatorfor stewards, children’s ministries; Mr. and- Jock Ramsey, Jay Cobb, -M H^,-:^ack—P;oroo^—youth— Jnck-SkinndvJauth-Mconoygh,— ministries; Wayne Lincoln, hiy personnel; Rayo Rudo^ % • * family ministries; Alan Horce Ailed Blake, Horace Smith, and Bruce Lincoln, yopth Bari Crouso, Olslo Hunt, Ruth members of tlie council on Ramsey, Boa Lohr and Anna minlstires. Mae Halnline, parsonoge The council on ministries will committee; Everett hnvc. as officers Noncy Bonnichson, Mnry Jeanne Skinner, secretary of E^liiptt, audit committee. enlistmont; Morris Carlson, Russell Boll, Loren lay member of annual Anderson, Duane Ramseyer, confercnce; Loren G. Drake, Woody Pierce, Jacob Tolk and fli'st nltornato. and Ruth Earl Crouse, building and McDonough, second alternoto. property committoe; Rev. Membors-at-Iarge of the Crego, Marion Vincent, Foye l i r admlnlBlralivoboardarc R. W. Ru(|e, Mnry Moreland and Pierce, John Woody, Margaret Louise Tolk, memorial fund. MRS. MICHAEL CHOJNACKY Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, Jay Cobb, Ron Ingle, Elsie Dorothy Stroud, U uise Tolk Hunt, l^ n a Roichcrt, Clmton and Ruth Dahos.. Mrs. Jack Dougherty, Jacob Tolkr Jack RamsQy is representative of Romsey, Rev. Crogo C ouple recites vow s health and welfare; Mrs. ministerial scholarship fund Kendcr, study program; Mrs.- committee. Lucille Jamerson. Lora Hash, church school In Boise cerem ony membership: Mrs. Bernice secretary; Earl Crouse and Waltei^, Mrs. Mabel Brown and Clinton Dougherty, ushers ----- «-,IBROMI*>— HndaGwen-flnd— , — commit^i-I.oren-G.-’Drako— Michael Chojnacky wore Jeckup members of the‘adminlstralive «nd Rex Reed, distric s a l e o f married In 3 p.m. rites Nov. 3 'Hie couple was honored at a missionary extension at St. Paul's Catholic Stmiunt reception following tlio Morris Carlson is clUilrman representatives, and~ Russoli Center, Boise. ceremony. of the pastor-parish relations Hail, Clinton Dougherty and Father Perry Doiids Reception assistants conwittee, agisted by , Jacob ...... Furl...... Croase,...... extra-curricular " f ^ r f o r m e d the doubic^rinR— inchiried-MrsrDouglas-Owcn;— -Tolk,-Dorothy-Stroud -aqd- ofTtlie-ehiirchr s c r a n t o n ceremony in a setting of w.iite Jon« Booth, Sheila Carlson, Edward Brown, 1974; KarQn candies,■■ blue■ ■ carnations nnd Kijren Zander, U rn a Saunders Fendcr-and Ted SIercr,’ 1073, wliite chrysjmthemums. and Carolyn Qiojnacky. and Helen Beem, Jean Ingle Services set The ' bride wore ' a Following a w ad in g trip to and Helen Martin, 197G. highwaistcd floor length guwn Uie Oregon const, the couple Jay Cobb is chairman of tlie TWIN FAL15 - Traditional table cloths 'nuinksgiving services will be will) a minl-train. Tlie puffed resides in Pocatello. The finance committee; Minerva sleeves were trimmed with bridegroom is a graduate of liorain.cliurch treasurer; Mrs. held Tliursday at 11 a.m. at the baby blue inc-e and ribbon. Jerome High School and hns Dougherty, financial Christian Science Church, IflO T h «3 thrifty touch to the holiday table! Her floor length veil was completed diesel mechanics secretary; l^ulse Talk. Jessie NintI) Ave. E., with AlUi Day as trimmed with blue. Slie carried training at Idaho State Olson, Fay Rude, Amy Fender, first reader and Fred Van BO'uquet lace, stain-proof. Ecru and blue pom pon chry- University. Earl Crouse and Clinton Engelen, second reader. Joyce W hite. Great holiday decor or giftl santliemums. The bride, a graduate of Dougherty, cpmmittee on, Kelly will be vocnl soloist, 9 9 fliryaanthemums. Meridian High Schoof, is nominations nnd personnel. accompanied by Mrs. Blaine 52;<70-in. ] 5.00, . . SALE PRICED 8.99 ‘ Mary Cliojnacky was matron attending ISU. The board of trustees Sliaffer, organist. of honor, prlilesmalds were 60x80-in. 17.00 ...... SALE PRICED 8.99. 8 Mardell Plant and Sharon 70xl08-in. 25.00, . . . SALE PRICED 8.99 __Smilchger*. VALUES TO 25.00 . Terry Puskas was best m aa 7 0 -in. Rd. 17.00, .... SALE PRICED 8.99 Usljers were Dayid Chojnacky Linens and domostics, third levol and Douglas Owen. — Silvia-EiHuren-.waa-MloiBtr At E n A Bv ICniui Itoinltvck Jly,: obstotrlclon novJr September Druclo (^ip o horno Tliat the first day. 3¥lUrar.rorm-ffom'ii»lr8a Jacoby V alley students active president, Physical Education a Driscoll Resident advisor and VACUUM CLEANERS Bluejeam psychicanalysis BOISE — A number of Magic Valley students • will -head Majors d u b ; Terry Hayden, Nina Knapp, Twin Falls; Greg opments and they came with campus organizations and Rupert, secretory, Pi Sigma Warburton, Rupert, and Gail delightful speed. Epsilon; Sue Stutzman Groefsema, Mountain Home, N O IIT II (D> clubs at Boise State College. Towers, r-R'uper.t,--^ASBSC 4 K Q I I 3 The American North Included are Vicki Klrkinan, are., Morrison resident lumped to three hearls. IDAHO . YAJ32 Filer, yice president of t^ie Senate; Lee Cook, Carey, advisers; Tim Brown, Hailey; ♦ 10 Walter Avarelli, sitting East, Administration Management president, Sigma Gam ma Ciii; Terry Ketterllng, Rupert, and Cornor of East passed; as did South. 8 *8532 Society; Ed Blakeslee. Gill Vernon, Hailey, pr^esident, Walt Freestone, Hansen, BIqo Lokos -WEST------EAST— ___ Ufiiii ■ im td c n tr^ k i—clubr-fiherry-rDuneanT— Cliflffoo-wiKldont-advlsojfin— resl passed. i JI0 7 * 62 Jerome, president; Barbara Bruce Kidd and Franh Tw IrTFolls; IHaho' Belladonna opened the Alpha Eta nho; Don Roberts, » Q 7 Burley, vice president. Alpha Vernon, Hailey, secreUiry. and Trlppett,' boUi Mountain Home, ♦ AK7 ♦ QJ862 ,king of diamonds and shifted Phono: 733-1027 lo th'cr five of hearts. South Kappa Psi; Greg Brown, Filer, Becky Halby, Twin Falls, botii Cluiffee assistant resident ♦ a o o + KQ.I10 treasurer, all Towers. advisers, and Dave Heideman, SOUTH could have escaped for a loss vice, president, Black Student > * A 9 5 4 of 800 by letting that trump Union; Kori Nafziger, Twin Those named 1073-74 resident Kimberly, Cliaffee altornate. ride toward his nine, but ~ — YO'CI Falls, social choirman. advisers and assistant resident South went un with the ace _____ ♦ 0 5 it 3 Gamma Phi Beta; Duane advisers include P.atty and eventually was dbwn .* 7 1 Sammons, Kimberly, Sonnichsen, Jerome; Chris Bntli vulni''abl 1100. Hamilton, Mountain Home; To. make matters worse. president, and Dave W m I ■ N o rth !•:»>.( (iolilh b]as( and West had no game. Heideman, sergeant at arms, Cindy Juker, Twin Falls, and Pnss 1'ns.s IV A .spade lead w ould beat botli Lambda Alpha Epsilon; Sue Stutzman. Rupert, all Him 3¥ P ji.ss li)ree notrumpi almost any Pearl Von Patten, Jerome, Towers resident advisers and \ Ooliblo Fuu Puss E'nss defense would beat a niinor- secretary, Morrison Hall, and Debbie Weeks, Fairfield; Mary ■^enlnfe k-Jid-K* suit game. Marlene Sharpe, Gooding, Madden. Rupert; Renea l-KK KNTKHI-UISK ASSN i secretary • treasurer. Pan- Hamby, Kimberly; Vicki Abo, hellenic. - • • . Paul, and Marlen Barkdull, Others include Ron Maxwell, Burley, all Towers assistant KORET OF CALIFORNIA® Ity.Oiwald & Jumrk Jucoby ' Filer, president, and Helen advisers.' Fleenor, Twin Falls, vice ' Diahe Parrott, Twin Falls is c r e a t e s y o u r m a n y One’.reason for tlie great The b id d in i' has bevn: successor Italy’s Blue team is .i,„.that n.^ythoy Jondon It bid psycliics WcKi N n rlii ICnht South T O T A L . and they' seem to be able lo . 1 * tak& full advantage of the op l ¥ Krfks 1'ris.s ? portunities given them when You, South, hold. an opponent bids a psychic ♦ A2V5*AQJ07*AKJ65 ---- (rgninst'them:------—— -- ^WhaLdu-yuu-dQ Today's hand is taken from A — Rid tlirce clubs anyway. the.finaiaofthe 1957 World's You nerd very little froiji ■ ■ chalTlpl(mship: partner to make a Rome. The Ame-ritan South T O P A V ’S QUESTION — decldbdnhotim e wnsTine to .— Vuu. bid.... threu-clubs-andJyouL .. . * try‘ a psychic heart bid. pn^ner bidsHhree-diomondB. •Giorgio B elladonna, sitting What do you do now? ------W c s t r p n s s c d 'l n - t i w n i t - d r v e r ------_ A n 6 w « r.M o n c U y fakeiiiiollday fromfioopwaxing 5 X 7 COI^OR jt . L... 1^ PORTRAIT Vr No 'appolntm e'iiTir»^ Clpssic-SporUwoar that lets you crdato i/ir N o a g o J l m l l , _____ a total wardrobo'*aJil*your eve^y fdsh-' % . ’ A ion need. • ie FInlihoil partrall ipoclal w ill bo doilvorod lo poronl Superbly tailored Irom easy care fab or guardian only rics of polyester and wool,. Dacron 4r Ono «peclal par fam ily Polyester and Qlano.® Sizes 8 to 18. ' Pink and blue. I -k Qroupi walcoitio , . C la s s ic B l a ie r . , , . * 4 3 . 0 0 $1.00'lor each vddll^inal GUARANTEED panan In group P a n t ...... * 2 3 . 0 0 kORETOFWRNIA- U i* your credit curd. .Pli»lonr»i|>tar Qiotia® Shirt ...... * 1 8 . 0 0 INSTALLATION compuny U i» DnnkAm erlm rd monil>rr. V\/ITHIN ONE WEEK! Plaid TuniC' * 3 2 . 0 0 M onday-'Noveitiiiel', 19th Drop W aist Skirt ...... * 2 6 , O O ^ Come In And Sehcl TO am - 5 pm ' L o n g sklt't (notsliawn) .... 1 * 3 0 . 0 0 Your Pattern!! Parrilly Plctures-7 pni-8;3() pm IN-STORI ilNANCLNG ^ y-N ovem ber, 20tfi 10 di|« - 5 pni . LfiWtit PHc* In T ow n" Open Friday Nights -DiQMtMIiniWM OM THE MALL f FURNITURE ~ : ‘ *Ttl9;00 IVNWOOO tMOPPINO CINTI n V I . . TW W P^aillS 1 2 7 J n d A v (*.1W m I Phon* 733-1421 -36-'- |j\xi*r^Twln-F*IUf-l TWIN FXCLS-- Beta Sigma niTcds In tlic conununlly. SuchessJjored -PW memberarinet-Wedneaday -Bolh^Bpeaker«-ehipah«li»d-----^ U5ND0N lupi) - Ttn uiiiiiHt(“sinarg«tiimHgn!f TUjhtTTir-dlBcassr-nisi-CrTiw ■^hen«^Hilrblllod^5-|IlwBy!^to^T■—----- “ ■ London Dally Moll w ill fVU“ y frlondsdHier horn* In Purl*. . Hood programs. cmergcncy and thwo Is ho thnt tlHi ruiflioB" nl Windsor._____ Slio h w sirondy chosen.her David Nelson, Hod ^oss guarantee the next emorjlcncy “ widow of Uio Bfltnln'a former lombstono, Uio orlldo udd, a T V ^ FAIJLS - Mr. jmd TliecouplewasmarrledNov. chl(>tcr Uobd chairman, and might not be "your owh.'” '; —TqinrrEggBarVIIIC tsljl^nzrTflnrblo:—one—lo—bear—the iM r»ir:W — A—Jl|rader:1win-t=:23.Tl853rltt=P4iiBvUlerKy^^and= Ua Mede Gall.-ln charge of the:^-^Menibera nuot agaU U iIov^ Uoodprogram at Magic Valley with loRao Glcnnlo In char) .. Intcrvlcwor tl'ol »ho I" a bnrcd, Inscrlpllon ''Wallis, DuchoM o f Foils, will cololirato Uiolr moved to TMn Fulls the same -lonoly-and-snm»llmo«-all)n|(— Windsor." lk^l_:» lan d —In weddlng-annlversary wlUi-in-r-ycar„Miracle-worked-for-Ui«- .MemorlaUUospltaLjpokc-mi___oIlhoprogfflmJiMloi --r^.---1 n.^L. f thff fclinm=a-lii-4 -pjn! _TVln^Kallfc: Rravo of the duke and where NOV. M at Uio First Baptist y«ars. He was head - -“It’s n bombflhoH world full ^con Victoria “ and ^Prince OiurchrTwtnPallsr:•chrTwln-Pallsr ------— watemiMter forW-year*;- ol" vlolcnco nnd, horror," she Albert He. H ie cou|do'5_ fo u L c h U d rtn ____ **■:»• Miracle ta u ^sclio o L ',w n« quolcd flii-w»yinn. VI no Tlio cfiuplo m a rried In 1937 = = w f ll? f h o a l » forthiTOpSB h o u s « 7 ~ “ n ll™ B -re llre d -te T a lB « 'h « r“ ___Jonpcr-untl^rfltondrodilccrttrtoo— w hefrihe^I^aM lcatod'^ Hiey are Leonard Miracle, famlly.They spend their iparo . m u H 7 ‘ 7 - British throne, for “ the woman “ 7 . -Eller.;.-Kenneth-and-Stan -time fishing and-hunUng------^ •us^ -*nitrgrticic-?mid-^hfr-apendfl— i love;” t» m ftrry the American - — Mlrncle, both Twin PallBv mid ^ Tl’" couple’s frlend»~aml" =Anlt#^I^IrMl«-MolJuidflor-LiUi—^»»l»tl” o«-are-lnvlt«l-to-attend • Vegas, Nev.- the event. I R E i l l TO EACH CUSTOMER a e f ONfSOzTBOTTCE I e n d a r CRAVENmr t WAe REPELLENT LIQUID m . AND MRS. KEITH W . McCABE TREAT YOUR CLOTHES AGAINST THE WET u e n h Gall N ewm an, WINTER AHEAD ... * oreNTOD7SYT2:Ofl to'STOO ' NOVEMBEHlb FlI.KH - IilJiho Polled Ilcrdord Heifer and Dull Siilc. 'INvIn FnllB County FnlrBrounds. M c C a b e m a r r y se w - cietyI NOVEMBER 19 DUHI. — Chamber of commcrcc meets. TWIN FALLS -■ Gail The coupic was honored at a BUHl.KY - City Council meets. Newman, dauglitcr of Mr. and reception following the HUni.EV - Gliumber of commoree moots. Mrs. Ken Newman, Twin Falls, - ceremony. GOODING - Cily Council meetfl. became the bride of Keith - The three-tier white wedding 1 wpi'f ottJlianci " W' KRXCHUM - City Council meets. -William McCabe, son of Mr. cake was decorated wi'tli blue ^ BLUE LAKES SHOPPING CENTER £ SUN VAM^EV - Hospital board meets. and Mrs. Keitl) E. McCabe, baby roses and buds and MR. AND MRS. W. A. MIRACLE >*<>)< OtitntiiKilMtoiMtcakilokitHtiW l-WIN F A IJ ^ - CSI board of trQs^es meets. Peoria, 111., on Nov. 3. greenery wltli green Ince. It • TWIN FALIaS - City Council meets. Bishop Mervin* Gifford was topped witii a wedding bell JEHOME — Holidny food fair. performed the marriage in an urrangemcnt. ■ TWlNTAn^-^^TKtflOnr? trcmony— nt— the- !dnttoblcs' CSI Fine Arts Auditorium. Carillon in Twin Falls. John centered with brandy srdfters NOVEMBER 20 VanDuren was soloist and Mrs. tioiding floating green GOODING — Chamber of conuncrce meets. Don Parker was organist. carnations. Rcocption JERO M E - City Council meets. Tlie bride wore a fJoor-length assistants included Mrs. Loren nU PERT - City Council meets. whitO“ sntln—gown-wlth lace Hines, Mountain 'Home~pnd SUN V A IX EV -I'City Council meets. “lantorn” sleeves and bodice. Mrs. Gerold Jackson, TWIN F A L l^ — Chamber of commerce Her yell was floor length.-She Cuidweii, aunts of the bride; board of director's mods. wore a diamond lavaliere, a Mrs." Kent Jasperson, TWIN F A U ^ — Student movie, '‘Dealing,” family helrh>om belonging to . Xiongview. Wash., sister of the CSI auditorium, B p.m. her grandmother, Mrs. Gordon bride; Mrs. Jerry Johnson ond NOVEMBER 21 Bennett. Carolyn Massie. JEHOME — .Community Farm Bureau She carried a cascading Honored wedding guests meets. JEROME — Chamber of commerce meets. carnations and blue sutin Bennett, Mountain Home, the' ------^------KT0VEMDERZ2------^leaves-andTibbona:------bride's-Brandparentar-Out«o^ ThanksRlvlni{ Joni HIgginboUmm of'Twin town guests ( which included all N O V EM B ERS Falls was maid of honor and of the groom ’s Imm edlote TWIN F A L I^ — Junior Miss Pflgcant, B p.m.. Mrs. Cliarlcs IJlvely, cousin of family) attended from Peoria, CSI Auditorium. the bride, was bridal ni.; Denver, Colo,, Longview, NOVEMBER 27 attendant.' \yash.j Huiiey, Caldwell, TWIN FAU ^S— ‘‘ElilJih" presented by Magic Jeff Strumski, SouU) Bend, Klountaln Home and Burley. Valley Symphony and Magic Valley CJiorale, 8 Wash., was best, man and After a honeymoon trip to p.m., (!:SI Fine Arts Auditorium. Kenneth H. Newman,- the Sun Valley, the couple resides bride's brother, w h s at 1685 American Legion groonuimun. Blvd. Mountain Home. mnillAY - TIIESMY - iMllESDAIf CHOOSE THE FEATURES and Jopklng for a Paftable or. SAVINGS YOU NEED and WANT convertible, ■ they're now S K I R T S M ayldg's most Popular... with features desired most SALE M E E T V E S T S PRICED! CAVFI Mciytng Deluxe undercounter Pandoro't twood, sloovoloss, V- M(mU IW U 400 w ith rinse and hold special nock »lipon, $10, wilii brighlly » RUN$QUiniR » WASHES aEANCR wash-dry settings. strip e d OLConts lo am s-u p w ith an » FIITIRS FINER Acrilan Acrylic double knil ploal- » HOLDS MORE od“ 5klrT~VOHh"t6ls'oPswrng. $1 5, Hiana M aying's Lowest Price! UNDERCOUNTER DISHWASHER CIAHT CAPACITY 06Mtllshaif«r«UvM 1 jy In eiw («aJ. Unk|u«' racking molitf leeiilng *2 9 ” LESS! FASHION AND THE I MMty* l M M H t r «lji a d t f10 . iHth ptaUi rkTrlBloSBrprrt- FUNNY CARDIGAN W a th ln g | • P orco la ln tu b ' Pondora's body hugging, ribon- FREE TllilK EY • E xclusive solf>- rib, ‘Fanny’ cardlgor), $10. Sw/ootor WITH THE PURCHASE OF C loan ing ; of 100% Orion. Spbrlswoor of ANY MAYTAG APPLIANCE FROM mlcro-tnosh ; oosy caro 100% Acrilan Acrylic WIISON-BATES'BEFORE f ilte r I double knit. Junior sizes 5-15- THNAKS^IVINGI • U«e l i a m don't Lei Mom Wash portoble now Dishes Thanksgiving Dpy — ^ulld It in lat(^. Buy Her A New May fag. COST IH'tTOBI rlMAMCINO ... Wl CARIbV OUR OWM ACCOUNTfll: W ILSOM ^BATES Open Friday Nights APPLIANeE STORES INC. 'til 9 JEROME T W I N f a l l s BURLEY Jn The Lynwood l.'57 WEST MAIN •702,!>IAIN 'AVE, N O im i 12.'>0 AllBITOV AVU. ; .121-2702 ------7 3 3 - 6 1 4 6 ------^ ------r.7n-£!,SH2- Sundfly, Novombor !0, I9n Tlnio&.Nows.'Twin Ffllls.'ldJiho 39 Sarah Yearnan Canrip holjds m eet . SPHINQDALT?~--Sarah UirouL tlie' western’ country— pnrty-at-the-home-of'CaptjiIn------m i s s Yeam an . Cam p of the including Utah and soutlwrn ■ WIN FALLS - Dobblo be In chargc of Iho program. attending are asked to bring Eva Banners. Ip liou of glfta. 0 ' daughter.of Mr. and wlilto .olepluint articles for DftURhtors of Utah Pioneers. Idaho. money tree ijdil be, made to be . mot Tliursdny for its montlily d in plain AlzlrorWoodhouso donated to a worthy cause. ,„Mra. Rocer Sprlam , Twin TWIN JA L L S - Twin Falls auction. , I'^neclIHjT'for regular business gave U»c prayer. Fjans were ...F tlla , U a new plodgo ot Delta AmcrMn Legion Au Woman’s ClQlTwlinwtCt with' Olson, Twin Falls, GOODING — Because of Uie School Uiis spring. Carrie Modlln, 401.Sccond S t Northwestern Mutual lLlfc popularity of the ' motion, Tlie- couple plans a \June __ _N m apartment!^JO, aH pjn. Insuranco-Co.,-ngont, has.. plcturer “'nie-Cross and the weddinc .lni..Uie_.St - Jcrpmc H AS'OONE PISCOUNTI W o d n o ^ y . ntlcndod a special advanced .Switchblndc," it will be shown Catliolic Qiurch. TO EVERYBODYII underwriters seminar In Salt at the First Diristinn O m rch in TWIN FALLS - Lonci-A- OrJvo Out ond Savo ia k u X itjL . "Hfiiwraub'TrtllTiTOctTit-Jinnr -ijOodjng-on-MQndiiV-al-Z-pjn. rJUI.PorkliHlI!- More than ,l,flOO people have PLAYING your pinno less? Soii H Tuesday wllJi Mrs.. Em ma • TWIN FAI.LS - Robert G. l.iil wtlh a low cosi CInsilflctI Atl engaged seen the sljowlng nl Filer. 713 0931 1 Steffen, 535 Second Ave. E. .Carr, son of Mrs. Mary Cnrr, Twin Falls, n scniorj.ndiutrial “ TWIN FALLS - The AAUW education • ancf technology ' wUlmcctTuesday at 7:«p.m. major-" n l Tarlctdn State OPEN M ONDAY AN D FRIDAY NIGHTS T I L 9 P . M . » at the Colonial House. The University. Stepheiivllle, Tex., ' topic is “Press Issues." Guest has begun his eight Week . 7 speaker Is Richard G. High. student teaching period. GLENNS FERRY - ^ TWIN FALLS - The Silver Richard Starkey, son of Mrs. ___and Gold . ______Club will meetKenneth Starkey. Glenns______. Monday ioT ^^or a potluck Ferry, a strident at tHe * _Thimk8glvlng turkey dinner. Medical School of the "pinner will be served at 12:30 University of .Washington is p,m. working with four Kodiak,, Alaska physiclnn.5 for six TWIN FALLS - Prlmrpsc__ ^wccka_fla_part_of-.Q_mcdicnl Rebckah Lodge No. 76_wlll education program. '^HEADQUARTERS meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Tliere TWIN FALLS - Mofilc wUl be initiation and Valley Chapter No, 425,, L nominaUon of officers. Officers American Association of ■ #■ ore to wear formals. Members ReUred Persons, will meet at 2 GiftsLfor the Home are urged to attend. p.m. Wednesday at Uie lOOF HaU, 235 Third Ave. E. Officers FALLS - Brenda Jotig?i.w ilLbe elected. Musical S^^Bonnett,' T TwliT w in Tails, enlerlalnmeht, "Art for IdoJio ^ ’sophomo.rc music educaUon Senior Citizens," will follow the V. ~ major at Uie University of meeting. ^■tdaho. Is a member of Uie r: women's chorus which will JERO M E - The Jerome i n i c — perform wltli the Idaho Barrack^ aritl JVuxTirflvy " <”*Chombor Orchestra m a Veterans of World War I will -eohcert at 4 p.m. Sunday at the meet at noon Tuesday for Utc JL PYREX®W -i^l^li Cirvil Hall"Pric» Exquisite shim m erings ZIC CANDLES EDCZI on a fashion pum p ... DG Whol would tho Molidoyi bo c n w ilh o u l concjlov Cl'OOiO fro m o w ith a delicate m etallic rim —lanloalic iolection of condlot i all thopci and colon -wfap-piag-tbe-he^ -«^»loU.9lU-toodlok-ULJ 3 0 - CandluJ in tpociol hohdoy bo»c4 another caressing o r ju tt pla n {or foncy) c o n d lo t o c z f IH GUR the fem inine platform . □ [ — i \ m i m [IZ 3E S u lo ct yOuC lO' Navy Blue Patent and loom it wiih a »po cial boso Ol ioluci 45 PIECE STONEWARE SETS Block Potonl Sol your Thanktgivino or Chnttmoi loblo wllh booulllul hand v>th ih o l pointod itonoworo. coinplotolyduhwothor proof and iafo.‘Sovoral aiiroctivo bo&u Thu to r n r pottvrnt to (hooto lionv. oil liiod ol luction at Iho ID will vtpocially high ipmporoiuro> to givo o C ornoio you priced luttoroui hord olo“ »- p ^g $45 fro m 3 C D C T : II— i n r 3 Q D C Z D D G Z D 0 Q Z D O C - i ; OL J D C G H 3 C □ C D C DL 3 Q C r ^ D C Z in c : ziD cz: )C UL JL LEAD CRYSTAL 3 ( 1 d e c o r a t iv e c r e a t io n s DQ 54 PIECE “Oecore" J L _ — I □c o n D C 3 FLATWARE SETS 3 C M A R W A L Solid tt^lnloii' tiool ftol includot L i'^ , olooani sorvico for 0. Thit lovoly f l p ■giflivti compni# IfinUtl" .-:Oacoru:^at..ii.-.com(]IaiiiJy-ouar.L.-uJ.L. C E R A M l ^ f S lU aniood. novor noodt pollihlng, n o y v ’ tnri>ltho». novor »lolr>t. In- fio'm n O'*"!' cludoi 54 dinnor iprvlce ior G. 3 E □ c fro m *5 I ' Rog. c iD t: Duaulliicolly uxiicutud hnnd ca»l and hond $24.95. * 1 9 * * ! £ z | linl\li{)d nuisotii.n ond onllciuo ruproductloni In . D C 0CIEI tuch hnithoj OS Ivory, pompolan bronjo an DIE DE liquo bronio. wood, gold, dntiqus block. So- ■ locliun» liom ihc. . . , Unlquuly dlfloronl OF itan^ilng dollt. (lor*, muiicol pncj b*dt ■k.p:Tn.. Slnola or two and ihro^ Ihoio voioi hand ciolli. A graal ktlactlon ol dolli \\ I ^ow rockt with clodr prinlod llorol, ho- 'sDV' g lo it s h o k o r t. o r doc- uroi an booutlf^l I ____ oralod molal ond and rfpllcato (roitod \ , , « woodon ihnkttrt, From glatt . . . polllo J ^ I ^plcoy toloclloi^ ol nni|e» ir» u n u tu n l ' J F |9S Klicnon accotiorloi iliopot priced ' f r o m n wllh pricoft ' t Charg* DO "3(3 Account! ♦5 OC “ W *leom » 3dE“ 3D(:ZDt3I DOWNTOWN , - , ' Tlm«-N«wi.,Twlrt F|silir Idaho Sun^v, Nowmb*r 19, I9>3 2 ^m cike-Qggle-F^kr TWIN F A L IS — Twenty two West U JS Stake haa aet a goal Scouts are being rcwardod ' -b6y«FUMFTS«ll= 1'allB=Wo»t===^=*avlii*=StUhoy»_Biala!______wlUi^_fl-trJpJfl_SalL_ljkc nty LDS SUke have become Eagle Eflglo------norf----- year. wookcnd -where they wUl ScouU this year, according to -MoanH'hllffrthci»nowKafllo— “ UILondplay..8pqrU,_^— BMiop Hugh Call. — HALLMARK-ORNARjlENTS— result of offbrts by the stake c m p h 0 8 i z I n 8 _ ._ S c p u 11 n g ______:_ e o b j :h e aclilcvomcnt, Call said. Last yonr only two boys of the stake. WELL-DRESSED TREEl bocnmo-Eaglft Scouts. Hiis yc(ir, during a sncilia' mcqti|ig, ■ 25 boya committed tliomse..v.- ;tOjnphlovlng-th^hlBhost:Scout---:i -ranfcTTUHijot^roo^adtdt ^ Natiooally, only about two ■pjrecrtrofthtTijoys-cntcring— Scouting, go .on-.to.bccom c. Eogle Scouts, according to locnl Boy Scout officials.------Pleased with the success of it^ program,-the Twin Falls Now llmiled-edilion glass ornamonis have boon NOW! Mr. DANDY added to the Hallmark collection of Christmas dec* Ha» a Now orations. So beoutiful. they will be treasured from year to year. Com e in soon to see our entire collec OOSTCtOIH'S ' tion. (And start your collection ) Family Pnek Buiniaitkt aitkt KISpviwtluhti lidM — ■ O pon ]-lh 1 l ft*tlttlClttkt CIttkt i J o s t J Open Sun. ■ WOffTHWCSr'OU/NTtT mombors, from horn: Ronald Kllmko, bossoon, a n d D o n n y tfikktt ^ 1 M o n da y Sugg«i(«dugg«i(«d Pric* B 5 12 'Ul 5 loti. Inehdo Robert Probasco, o b o o ; W/ch- Cold, clarinol. ZJ ^ Ft\doy Night -flaHluuvd, .-Eiv-e=way-bl end- o73 Brueo M althowi. fronch T 9 ‘ ^ i n d P A n T AT YOUR-fAVORITE C A R D a n d ] _ _ Y S H O P On lh» M ali. Downtown, Twin Falli SHORPINC STORE U. of I. quintet concert has Paris th e m e DyLOnAVNESMlTlI '-primarily, of University of bring a well-balanced written only for flute, oboe, them. Klimko also conducts tl>e Tlme«-New8 writer Idaho faculty members, has progrom, which featured clarinet and bassoon and university orchestra. TWIN FALLS - A Parisian been in existence for seven either French composers or sounds tinny and pecky The quintet usiuiUy tours for MaiR Fn/WER TO PmT/-UUEflR theme permeated the years, but this Is tlie first ones who had some connection , contrasted to the tone texture several weeks of the year. In Northwest wind quintet's performance In Twin Falls. with the Frcnch capital. when the horn is particlpoting. addition to individual flppcarance at tlie CSI Fine Each of the members |s a Their opening number, Kllmko said Francois, who is performances. Hahn, the c o n n © ' Arts Center Wednesday night. solo performer and they Anton Relcha’s "Blascrqulntet a contemporary composer, flutist, recently concertlzed in ,Xhe— group;— oomposed^-comblno-tholr-muslcal akUl-to— -ln-B-DUTr-Opr-«8f-No^rii— -waa-innuoncod-by-the-Freneh- -Ghicago-nnd-olso-perfwmed- showed the quintet’s excellent school and this quortet is wlth the M agic Valley Today * . iongof, ■ ponft blending of tone and phrasing, typical of Parisian barroom Symphony here several years n o td 0 g o o d HIM ll y o u rt'o rQ riding dongofouily cloio to iho Reicha Is considered the music In the 1020's. ago. Gold sandwiched in the ground, hkro » tho ontwerl TF aftercare “ Beethoven of woodwind The low-brow aspcct of the Twin Falls concert from a tour A ilttk , plotiormod boot with -muslc^.— according— tO— Francals-Jiuraber .contrasted with the university stagehand. anough hvlghi lo Ihe ’ <0 ' p'ut-.pan(» In liiair propor pr«»- -bassoonist Ron ald-K llm ko, - well witl) the gentle,-pastoral This year the group plans a 1lv«. GIvo, y o u ' p o n tt o IlMI spokesman for the quintet, and charm of Dorlus Milhaud’s concert series in Oregon and lr» Oiack. O row n or N avy. program slated in fact was a friend of his “The Chimney of King Rene" Washington and has previouslv famous contemporary. which describes the beiiuties of played in all the Boise schools ' t w in f a l l s persons in the community. Rclcha spent much time In southern France. The seven- and other Idaho cities. They Development of an aftercare Other*projects Balloy is Paris and two other composers movement work was written as hod a grant from Uit Idaho program for mental patients is working with. In conjunction whose music was featured also background music for a movie-. Arts and Humanities Inst year but it according to Tracy Balloy, who MenUl Health Association, selection was by the late Alvin. which Kllmko said the group was not renewed this year. bMH haro jincfl August aa a. ipcludc. a planned trip to the Etlor, who was a student in wasd _ /-group docs special projects coordinator, Dlacl S H I O N S ^ W all AmlerHen liiirrv Slutler ALI^ERGIES seem to plague known to exist. Many of the more people more often today nower man-mnde fltwrs, like than ever, possibly because of. .polyesters and acrylics, arc Increasing'Impuntiea In .the, non-allorge>nlc. But air. Whatever the^teasoa. remember, too, that natural those who ore bothered\|tn^ fibers, like wool, ore often allergic reactions cerM ^ly treated to moke .them non don't \vant to li^ t e then *;iillergenic. They'll be labeled T!»o right carpet, and ro_.. If they're treated, so take a carpel care, can help cut ddu« look .... or ask us. some allei-gy problems in the We’ll be glad ftr'answ^^r all hom'if.nomq. Forror Instance,insiancc, dustaua; Isis your yum cafpet ‘questlon8^, n«cpuuno^ and«im allergenic, so It will pay you to ,dollglitod.Ifvll nlft* A.J to ashow itn m «»nt. you #lti% the vdcuum your carpets great array ot values weVe regularly, picking up lurface showing rl( and deep^lown dust. « iu H lj« p i _ ------Bare floors allow dust to stir low prices to surprise you. iro u n d iJnd " n y " m o ro , Como In aVid Wke o good look increasing the Irritation to arounfll hunuiu, young or old. Cirpets • tend to “ c a tc h " ,du«t, so regulat-vilbuunilng l«i«pa tho VOI.CO whole room cleaner; fresher. Also, yoii should choOM a INC. non.mieni»nlo carpet where ISQOIIIxhUnil, Twin F ill. T E H liy Swiday, Nou«mb«r IS, 1973 Tlmo».New>, Twin NORBESY TURKEYS Toms -? Undor 24 Poundt ilf-Ba*»ing^— -Tander-Tlniia Rouiid Steaks Groiiiid Brof S lice d Bacon =USDA=lnjpeelod:-8. Graded A — Soft Our P ork Steaks Sm oked Picnics B ar-S Bacon Fresh Fryers P o r k R o a s t Sold By Tho Pioco U.S.D^. Grado A — Tyson Top Quality Frosli Pork — Boston Butts * Loan, Tondor Frosh Pork Short Shonlc — Under 8 Lbs. # - ^ 88V 7 6 /- Lb. 9 4 / W h o lo Lb. 4 5 / Lb. 8 5 / PurtTDIpjr Cuacamol* ^ Stuffing Bread Wrioht'i lo a f _ . ^U«rt Lucerne Egg.Nog Nona Flna'r (Brian Creamy 29-ox. 0 Bel-air Mince Pies 52^ © Libby Pie Mix Pumpkin con 4 5 / 0 Lucerne Egg Nog M i n c e M e o t Non* Such Town 16-oz. ^ Datlarl pkg. 0 Real Whip Topping ‘*r48^ 0 Fruit Cocktail House con 3 2 / m p/UB Rice, wr.7iid Cookies S i "X52' Roalomon 24>oz. 0 Lemon Juice Roconstiluled bottle 6 4 / B^Cake Mixes Ar^'r^rJr Z: 6 8 / 0 Town House Pears ”c“n 58*^ SUPER SAVERS Tonborry 40-oz. Luctrnt hilf> Cherries M araschino ^ Ocean Spr£^ cCocktail bottio O # ^ i Lucerne Party Dips ^;‘:4 2 / Qualll/ pint V# Plastic ' 100-ft. j „ ® Sour Cream ■Fratk . fin l Fopd W ra p roll ^ Karo Syrup Rod tab o l tite Creme^^i^ 33<^^I^Saran Wrap P*oi and Polalofll ® Birds Eye In Crtam Sauca pliflc::31" _B^Marshma!lov)» pitn 4tf^i^*iaia-rnpe^n ______ISfOi.., Poultry ►P icC rustS tick^”">^Crockor ' pkg. 6 4 / 0 Stuffing Mix Wrighri pkg. 6 8 /“""© Seasoning NabUco Ilrand I3*«i. Chocolal* Plnwh»*l» pkg. W** Salads or 46 D iam ond Piece* Light Amber ’X 9 9 /: Favor Spray Polish Furniluro cari. 8 9 / ^ Lucerne Sour Cream 0 Walnut Meats ,__lucprno__ ^ ^ “ Clover Club Potato ChTps^’^^^i^54/ 0 Non Fat Dry Milk Instant pl<0. '3?I9"'— 0 '—LiptotvSoup Mix-SSvo" 2 ’^at^47)^ G reat Plmonlo “ Flavor boHle Stuffing Mix rc:r:i=^r'""°'’X. 4■“ 7 / ■ © KraftCheezWhiz Flavor ”1?; 7 8 / ^ Zippy Sweet Relish ”-";48/ h4uMode Stratvlxrry, Orang*, Otopt, VR P illi- Q'OZ. C h(»r, AppU, W lldb«rry. riorldo 4H»«. • ( C Fresh Slock T** Hi-C Drinks Punch. 0«^na< Pln*appl«. C ilrui CooKr can 0 Parker Hous^ Rolls bury pkfl. 3 9 / ^ 0 Salad Dressing ”Ti SUPER SAVERS ■ ' All Stores Will Bo TQMATOES p o t A f d i s APPLES GRAPEFRUIT 4-count Tray Idaho® Russots U.S. No. 2's U.S. No. 1 Ruby Rod ® Margarine PUlichmann'i Soft Slyl* ‘ CLOSED ftlMargarjne J1 :S " w heat Hearits C ir.o l 9 1 " Thanksgiving Day ® Baker's O rtonut , '! " . " : ' > : r 3 9 * Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973 jj^Bakerfs Coconut 39* (»rl«;e« SffpcHvo Mondoy, Nov. 19 fjiru Wodneidoy, Nqy^ 21A ’ f t 1 , 0 8 C A W I l O__i W ■ ■ ■ irSi'OMIOMS. Slzei ' Yallow No relorenco lo lhi» birth control'pill ittould At “ Tho P ill." I'm lold. ‘ “Tho P ill” ol the (uluro voU not only lim it lh«{ BiM ol tho farmly, but w ill cur* h«ad«elu»ii r«li«v« anziolios. oncoumao oloop, dry thii nasal paBiAgM,.«n]iv«n the IwmTniiTahUluHniilCvW ph'armaoBurrcAl hbyi.'Romvnikablo^ wljonTTGn whirruically advieod.' liow ovor.jhat thorolmav bft ono'Kttld aid* •l[« d 'w jth T llff Plll '^ Il's oirpoqiod lo bolAlt«ltm Am atltod what’s the most durable ol all animals Tho lurtlo, possibly. ExporimonlB show lurtloa hayp'iurviviKl lor 24 hours in chambrri filled• with nitroqon. b«l no oxygen. You knd I, thorom, would lold in loss than (ivo mii|Utos. Iri^pd...... ______ ^ ^ QUERIES FROM CUENTS . . U-I7i . 0 "How much dooB it cost a Tokyo girl to got l^or iiyas widened W oilorn-stylo by coamolic.surgory?" A A bout S I25 "Doddy'i all bettor'— Ho't di’essed in REAL 0 ‘ Dotho vampiro bats ol tropical America havo hollow CLOTHES!" langa through which they actually can suck thojilood ol their vicltma'^'' A No, ih o ir teolh bito, iho blood Qows, th e ir longu»« lap Oh, morcy mo. hurry wilh tho noil question, Cynthia * Q ."How como tho Socrolary bird is so called?’' H o r o s c o p e A M ale Bocrotanos o i yootoryoar at businoBB oliicos utod NANCY to park thoir quili pons behind thoir oars The bird has tuiis ol narrow ioathers that stick out behind its hoad That's why SEX IDOLS ' Odd iho TV dramas haven't produced any sei idols, isn't Carroll Righler it^ Tho way Iho Hollywood movies manufactured Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gabio And sports turniid out Joe Namath loan Claude Kiliy Bu( TV, none Or I can't think of any FORECAST FOR ^N D A Y , NOVEMBER 18, 1973' • Canyov’ • • . Mayk» you prelor a lemporature ol around 74 degrees F. GliNliRAL TENDENCIES: A day when you sir Understandable But Ihon you're not covered all over can utilize y o u rtim c (o advantage by studying with hairy hide Presumably Take the Holatein bull Ho prefers various point? o f view and then'apply them lo your own life. A lomperaturo ol around 45 degrees F Rottoarchors at the Umver- Be alert to the beit meani by which you can operate in the nty ol Minnesota roporlod that future. Don’ t take any riski. Wero you aware that a Libra loves to spend, but hates to ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) .Ideal day lo show your ___ apprgCiation-for thoa*-who have done favors for you in the pay the bill«’ Or that a Sagittarius tends to bo oicoodingly' —quick—wilh-btiqht—idoac, tomotunos—too-quick?-.Qt—t)ut. an-. past. Plim how to handle d iffic u lt tasks ahead. ^ TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Take part in recreations with Aquarius is apl lo bo so eolf-confident that quarrels become those you like and make this a most happy doy. Showin# more fun’ Such bo the claima of the stargazoxs devotion to mate can bring greater rapport. One-tenth oi Iho entire population m this country uses only GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Spend some time putting 25 d iffo ro n t sumamoa O n e -io u rth uses only 200 names And ~ ~1iomc'~i>rhette r DrdBr-n»d -c8tablishing m ore harmony there. -_onc;hall.uwa.only LBOQ_ Show others that you are an optimist. MOON XniLDREN (June 22 to luly 21) Attend the 76102 services o f your choice ond talk with those who can assist you in elevating the level o f your consciousness. LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Think of ways that could produce greater inconic in the doys ahead. Go over your budget and make i( strctclt. Avoid unnecessary expenses. — ^— VIRGO-fAug^-gj-ta-Scpt^?.?.) Tnkf>-time to impfftve you . itate o f health so that you w ill be at yo ur best when, you attend to c iil affairs. Moot now personalities. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Good day for attending to private ■ffoirs that will make your life run smoother. Plan time ' for meditation Later accept invitation. _ __ _ SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Contact s6me good frierids and get the answers to problems you have Make a social visit and sliow that you are a good friend, ' . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dcc 21) G etting into civic actlvillM can. prodilce fine results now Bring your talents to the attention o f some bigwig who can help. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Step out o f a rut that has gotten you down anfl mcclTicw pcrsonplities. Make plans for getting Into new activity in the future AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to I'eb. 19) Let your intuitive forccs • go to woric for you and then you will know how to handle your affair* better Show more enthusiasm, ______yiSC ES-(Eeb^O -to^flr. 2Q)-G.P0d-ilay,-tQ-rocet_tmietly with au^iates and go over your joinTpifiTcctrTotnrtOTft! wilT.»anH{nyu/Hh.peninna.vn». rMnBf.t— : ~ " IP YOUR CHILD ,IS BORN TODAY .....he or she w ill be . — oire—o f-tko a c—deHehtful-young-poople—who—ia—moiL • contcientious and w ill eiyoy working to make a success in life. 1 Give 01 fine an education as you can afford. A brilliant career I could atart upon reaching maturity Music could easily be the forte here. Give spiritual training early in life i “The Stars impel, they do not compel.What you Yhake of I your life is largely up to YOU! WWWY Busm ss - .,ANC> 1 DOABOOr^ tW: fUNNy BUSINSSS w l woe Bce's i WA«TOO H orl» i p 1 i? — f P r ! » I OUT OUR WAY '•OU BOUGHT ARE MEAT.' THii BLUE OJe OUCiHTA LOOK ■-yOMPOWVOU... Receptidh honors twb TF "womer . , . _ _ Novfimbor 18^, iw3 Ttmei.News, Twin FalU, Idaho -BytOHAYNBrairni ^mntllwfoi-stiulcnlsaLrlngUiC, SM 'W aj borrt, Mrs. Iliiycs Music cbnterence ■JTlnm-Jiwmriltr ____ ^llcm oon, ______' . remembers when sh» wm TWIN ' FALLS — Mrs, Jones rccallcd iHal~ that smnll girl laboriously blocking ~nsmlnisc«noaaoI early days at— uli^n-slie-wiu-a student-at— In mako4»Ilevi> piano keys on conducted in TF „th Our Custom ers! ACCESSORIES ..and you'lll love our new ANNA HAYES. Ipfl. and M rs. CocH Qiiallity Printing. Artwork Janos, two iangllm o Twin Falls rosidonts, “ R e ^ l l chat' with Joo AAcCollum, form er m e m b e r and Prompt Ser^ce of tho Stale Board of Bducalioh. during a _____ACE PRINTING, IN C ._Z ^ o ld t im e s rocoption honoring Iho Iwo womon at Iho CSl Commons.-- L^MO-Moin A«.N..,-Twro-Follj-Plion 0 733=8623.. T H E B O l ^ M A R C H E wardrobe bt warneLr_ _ > e v ery 1.39 36“® 2/5“'' week during . LEGSTIGKS WATCHES CHAIMS Tho nowost 'in' panly- Don't bo loto noxt timo, G littoring gold or silvor novem berr , hoso, knit to lit bottor buy quality Lodios' or chains. Dross, up-your. than ovort Sheor, Mons' now! 17 to 21* favorite fall wordrobo smooth colors. r>ovor . jowol movomont. plus a n d t a v o l w rinklol Snag resistant. m o r o l Be sure to register for free wardrobe of Warner's. Come lo Intimate Apporel, street level. Put yOur'. figure' Ihto the shape you always wanted, tf'y W arners Magic Power girdles In two styles. ‘Magic Powef Pantle' amazing .control with complete coinfort. Sizes S-'M-L-XL, 10;00rSrzW T2?r“ 1'1^07‘ ‘MaglC“ PowBT'- -shfiflLHioderate control brief. No seams, ,no bulges, no burrips. Sizes S-M-L, 7.00. In white onlyT'IntimotB'Apparelr— ~ OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO FIVE' 9 9 ^ 2 .4 9 1 6 ’ ’ -HWIGSALE JEWELRY SLIPPERS: 7“ ’R»gulor 25.00 Rochollo'lowolry volues ' ' Warm turry illppors In 'P«tlT« CoroHno' wig Oluo, Pink, Rod._ to 3iO0, now M*. Drpco- :-wml«olr-’eop^,of ,d^n*L -l«(ii7-r(»^l , wM Pumpkin Pie' ■■ V; T :" -A' f\\ .'M ' OcMii Spray. \.' ' ■■ iW fc iia Butlrayt DalUhut uiiotvi «■ J«iiy S*l«et your Butlroyt Daliihut M IN C E P I E favorite COFFEE CAKE Iki 8-inch dlitnor rolls from Buttroys’ A s s o r t e d Fruit • 1 ^ 1 ■ Q Each “Dalishus” 7 9 aisortment. Each 5 9 - K « H o g a ' » - F - '- " . .8P A C K ■' : 1 6 o i r ; b o t t l e s ^ SI CrouletleiCsSEJ" '■ , i - v T ’ ■:;-prrr- — StuffingWatonad ■'M (S ta r-H fs ^ i - A r r I- m — —%BBp5b FALLS BRAND Meadowgold lOteadow^oiH BONE^INHAM WHIPPING CREAM SOUR CREAM I Shank Portion. "Buttroy “Royal Danish LB. 9 3 ■ Imitation" Whole or Butt...... LB. CARTON.. 6 3 * PINT CARTON 3 5 I iSfade-'WFRESFF Golden roo»l ' turkey;: a ThonkS' giving fbvorlfe since 162M ..... l 2 « i K TUIIKElfS....iB. .—_ *'* j •’ - .1.- ..,. .'-^■‘..’1—I-ii-r*iTsr;’i ~ • ^11 iiiM iitm i ' V I I ’ , taiuin All SIZES... ^RESH MEDIUM A largo soloction of Buttorball Turkoys, Lutofish, Ducks, Oystors, Frosh Turkoys and Kraf*J>hUad«lphla Crjitr CHees^ 1 C O U P O N . . . . WITHOin GMiMN . . . HiTiB EM r?t)Nn‘W£H*ti '11-2 U.S. No. 1 Fresh -Gonoral M ills BROCCOLI U.S. No. J Fresh BISQUICK M h lUlki. STALK CELERY 4 0 0 z . P k g . litk p m bill. Smiwllk MIIhiIiIsi "Buttrey krtttklMi)! Produce B U N C H . . 3 9 ' S p d a l " EACH .STALK _____ 2 Fresh 6 Inch P O riED M U M S B uttrey Food Stores HiUatuitlhlligllilifitm i L llaU)llMI:ulKll *ptllid 'MMltri illilil W i or si W ILL BECiibSED .EACH. ^anksghnng D^ay! tS . NO. 1 YAM! TImct Nawi. TwIn Falll. Idaho Sunday, Nov«mb«r II, 1W3 WASHINQTON(UPI)-Stii- - Mulbla la eaw Iho eiitrgy coiuuinpUoh. Love «nd oUier ho said It wa« doijbKul U dgolnsl wUohlnR,. ate D«mocratlc Leader Mika crl«l«. ' admlnUtrallon — jpoluamen Congress w«|lld "»ct In , 0 .SUMMtcd Tliursdny Uiot^ttm, Mansfield charged Friday “we President Nlmn’s energy doubted that rush action was reasijnable time" to’Impose a situation was not as serloiu-w ■ iui! dlUy-daUylng vrtlUe-the ':»lvlscf,JolwAto6/iilaor«<:^^^ ------, • . . d«lerrent Ux. ■ ^ pSrtrayod by mme. I J e s I ^ ~e»nbm yEuiis?'airduai«tiir~^ best Manslleld. said In a Senate. Several administration lead- Ual counaolor HeMn H. U M gasoline rationing as soon as amv in mnnerveaasollne rather ' speech durlna debate on.a fiiel crs are at odds on the question, onJorseil _ not only gasoline ------— i eai tairBiSiSirto deler-^‘emorgency bllHhatiHwe vrtU" o/'TBtlimlilin'srtaxliigTiVeaa- ttnnnrbntlaxesTimithcrluclST^ ------to’a radesslSn noil yiSrm — ury-SemtwyTMSlr^rShulti— plUSelWtl'IcltyriU W S ll~ “ ' the nation attacks energy problems otfccllvcly now. romises Wlillo pleading tor fast action TONBGHT on tlie bill to give the President roBirlcruses o fu a i^ energy, Mansfield Bald It appeari tho WASHmOTOhi(UPI) -Gc- Prosldcnt.-As I have In the S jro T JlU aUcatf*Mo"ni£j rald R. Ford said Friday he past, and will In ^e (uture in ErcZToTnim . cto g ^ wouldnotbe 0 “rubber stamp" ,tny now rolo.l will Mntlnuo to „natprs were trying to make In vice president and would press— Iry to gef my views Incorporat-" "u ,,:™ ,,... ------hliLposlUoii on administration. od In loglalotlvo proposals : ‘i! suggest tho Congress programs no matter If they before Uioy are submitted to. tako * h e ^ " a n d that the contllctcd witli l^osldont Nix-' ConBrcs.l_isycn_ Jhough _lhoy_ President usc-hlsT>owcr. Start- ons'views. differ wltl) others In tho Uio presses rolling as far as "I am in very substantial administration. Including the (rationing) coupons are concer agreement with tho President Prcsldont.'!— lo ;iil Ic-iivcx C ii|iriiiii m in e ned.*’ on foreign policy," Ford tesU- Uio House GOP lender's ficd a t . tho second day of erfort to show ho would be h j s ^ hearings by tlio House Judici “own m an ," a plirnso ho u s e T ^ ary Committee on his nomino- In onrllcr Sonnte Rules Com: "'-1' 'S trip m ining operation mean recession In 1074. " Uon. But ho said ho had mitteo hearings, carried over Ho said among the conse differed with tho.WlUto House from Thursday’s opening House quences of delay or ineffective on somo domestic issues and hearing when ho said ho action to combat the energy probably would continue to do i bollovcd'thorc was ovidonco of set near H ells C anydn crisis could be Industry shut , so. a crcdlblllly gap on NI«on’a' downs with resultant cuts in ‘i ’m not rubber stamp," part In Uio Watergate Issue. out — something Uioy prcdlct 300 tons of ore cach day arc 0 production and high unem- HjDWIGHTJKNSEN .Ford said. " I do jlffer witli tlie ' SpiTliillothcflmefi-Ncws will hoppen obout ton yonrs brought out of Uio underground ■ ployinent. . - t Sunday Nc«18on NBC: asO-aSOPM , E & T -^CU rUU M . Idiiho - - Just from now. mine; tho strip mine will Son. a m fd p. Hanson, R- “ufcro.ss the ri(l({e from Hells Mlntf'siipcrintondont Wiley incroaso production to about Wyo., agreed with Mansfield. Ditijdti - Ihc subjcct of an Brooka says ho Uilnks tho placo WO tons. Nixon ‘secret police’ hit “Tlie nation is-ih deep trouble ,i/\{ensivt‘ protection effort by would look nice if it woro loft as . The ore Is sent through a If wo-don't do something about KEN'S MAGNAVOX •«nvir(intnentalists — the Silver a man-made rnountain lake. crusher, and t)]o powdered oro WASHINGTON (UPI) - In “initiating and establishing a energy," ho said. then undcrKpos a series of Uie first of a seHcs of JO weekly socket police, autliorlzed by him As for rationing gasoline, "HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER" •Queon Mining Co. Is preparing 420 Main South - Twin Falls - 733-2233 flotation operations to separate statements offering grounds for \n contravention of tlie Constitu Love said he felt this was the to start strip minln)' operations An underground mine has 1216 Ovvrland - Durloy -- 676-2532 coppdr from dross. Aftor tho President Nixon’s impeach tion and-unchartered by Con most effective way of conserv .In .Innunry, nnd ' the been in operation here for more Open Fridays Until 9 P.M. Soturdays Until S P.M. onvlrontncnlalisls don’t seem than a year. It's not tho first last flotation Is complete the ment, the AFL-CIO says Nixon gress, to violate the legal rights ing tho fuel, particularly since -diiturlml about it. copper mining operation in mill produces a concentrated committed an Impeachable of the American people." Idnlio history. Thorc Was one oro that Is 45 per cent Qopper. offense when he ^ t up his own Uio labor federation accused "aflurflt-polioeriiTrto=vioiflte-Uw— him-«fT^instiliiting4nihclnanr>Q— ------’n»e t> \m t QUGCn puuplF- irhereTnany^«riig07!-^lhol^»nccntfatOTi8.:8l»lppedto- legal rights of tho American of national security a plan ;(Jqp't see wliy anyone should be and the Klelnschmldt Grade, Quebec for smoltlhg. people" under tlic guise of which violated civil liberties jtjijlurbed, 'Hiey say they arc one of the steepest roads in The m ill is currently being national security. through domestic political sur- “liiVinn pains to make ccrtain Idaho, was cut into tho expanded to handle tho strip L e t’s ta lk -Uieir .opejatidn does not ruin mountainside tb take tho oro mine production, Tlie lobor federation’s first velllance, espionage, wiretap- “ bill of particulars’’ was ping, burglary, eavesdropping, watershed or the scenery or down to boats In tho Snako UesidcnU of nearby Cuprum publiahed-Tlmrsdoy,andothers - opening of mall and military . •pollute air, land or water. “ niwrrBtrthc mining bccamo - and-CouncII express few t u r k e y ; planned to document* charges spyingon civilians. Tlioy have confined their uneconomical and was reservations and a lot of that Nixon has consistently lied work tii a few acres, and abandoned. enthusiasm about the mine. J V B O U T A MW It said Nixon approved a plan ^ o n ils e to control runoff and Silver Queen has found a now It's good for the local economy, to the American people, used to use the FBI, CIA and other liillinj-H and to clean the whole vein and has built a m ill here to and tliey see no environmental his office for personal enrich federal agencies to set up a place up when the copper runs cut the costs of shipping. About danger Involved. ment and brought distionor on Kitchen Aid Dishwasher ~tlie office of the presidency. domestic intelligence unit. Tlie A FL C IO Is the first Nixon later rescinded the plan, national organization with it said “not because the plan FREE YURKEY WITH EVERY W M eratpOjj^^oppose strong innuencc in Congress to was Illegal, noi because It WfiS“ demand Nixon’s impeachment ' n bad plan, not because It was Kitchen Aid DISHWASHER PURCHASED FROM ~ by the House and removoITrom repugnant to the entire domo- offlce on conviction by the __ pratlcjilstory and tra^^^ WrLSON ■ BATES BEFORE THAflKSGIVINd I ! ..court-picked prosecutor Senate. the republic, but becaui^ FBI" U said Nixon had committed Director J. Edgar Hoover on impeachable offense by ob]ectedtothcplan." (c) WnihingtonStar-Ncwi Oct. 20 firing of Archibald Cox Huth, the second-ranking WASHINGTON - Chief as special prosecutor was official of tho Watergate ' ■ Judge Jolin J. Sirica has told illegal. prosecution team, and two 'the Senate Judiciary In hla letter, Sirlcla con former prosecutors, James -- Comniitto© tlmt he and at least.: firmed that he had privately Vorenberg and Philip Heyman, VALLEY GLASS CO. f l^ told newsmen that he and other appeared before the conirnlttoc -fight other judges ot United - W M Avi.' S.*- ■ twin fills Riates District Court opposo— judges oppose the legislation. Thursday. , Ih'e establishment _of a cqlirt- Eastland has ask<^ Sirica for Vorenberg and Hoymann, a p p o in t e d W a t e r g a t e the confliiinaUon. bothr-profcssors—of-iaw -«t-r- ^FREE^ESTHVIATES _^j^scculor. ______n'ifiht mention that Harvard University, said they _ ■girrei n rn lU - ln - f l' l ettet^ ’ ily-bef«fe-ree«fvlrin^4-your— taunE— jr^^odurl-appffinled:" Thursday to committee letter-thitt-aftamooni^-lr^ . that^ chairman Sen, J«nies 0. lunch with olghU t our Judges, coursc Is . fully constitutional. STORM WINDOWS a ^s tla n d , D-Mlss., that he Is In cach of whom remarked that Hrtiska and other Republicans "G/dss service whon you n e o d It • “till agreement" with Judge he disapproves of a procedure have oiprossed the viowjhat lt_ ^berhard Gescll’s view tlmt the that would require this court to would not be. - enactment of legislation to that ^ .oppQlnta special prosecutor," ^offect Would be “most Sii)ca told Eastland. ■ Wifbrtunate.” Tite Senate committee la Tlie Senate' eonunlttee is scheduled to vote on tho Now at Farm and City . . . -.«urrently_£Qnaldering_n__Wlli p r o s e c u to r___ Leglflla^HoJi_____ !t ^ n .s 9rcHl by 55 of~ the 100 Wednesday, and • Republicans ; $inatorSr-which womdJXEatclLi-Tlnirsritty-^*-TlTiir«ritty-«Hight=lo.^,ugft.,thft court-appointed prosecutor. Gesell opinion to bolster their *nie House Judiciary Com- opposition to tho bill. — ^ n i ttec ha.s airefldy-elean>d-a- At a-)udlolapy-oonunittee- n c w u w v n - Jifin ilu r bill for the vote of the hearing, Ropublican Sens. ' full House. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania Pick our most convenient bullt- Gesell offered his view on tho and Rom an Hruska 3f in dishwdsher . , , the KitchenAld im a tte r’ Wednv-.day In on Nebraska commented favor Superba • Opinion which declared that the ably on Gesell’s opinion. Henry M I N I M A C 1 • Exclusive Sook Cycle that gols tld ol all but hurnod on' foods on pots nnd pons • Excliisive 160* SaniCvclo> using rogular houso cuiront. tor oxtfo Qorm iiiliino action • C«clUslvo rack vursatllitv Upper racl< raises, iowers o r - lilts. Adjustoblo dividers hold crystal in ptnco, • §-yi>ar m otor^oiraniy. If i( foils, it will bo roplocod al no ■ cost to you during tho fiiiiVyiiai; you'd pay only tor labor ' • durino iho next (our yoara...... OR CHOOSE A KITCHEN.AID PORTABLE-^ NO IHSTAttATION NEEDED]!— ^ K ltc h o n A id Food W nsto DIsposor C>ir>il» vviKyl"" • Unfami •yrincallr t 't HI’ rapKUnt nut molut • Auloniilic lavriting iliiiiMtl lha lili ol ''ih* •l LOW, LOW COST rpNANCINC ... W l CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS! I' serving Magic Valloy Slnco 1935 l i •HI IflLSOM ^B^TES APPLIANCE STORES INC. — Si Opeii Friday* Until 9 P.M, IS T M W lM tU 7113 M«ln > U H I \IM nn U r. S ^ w l'Sn d leard < towl BHtl laard («wl anil Isdrd k mori o Cbarge^lt. warning at K Mart ^ — lYiC Jorom o Hiese groups can bo beneficial, . OjambcK' 6f Oommcrc6\ w w but , history has givens, v(p)rnod Wodnosday not to .organizations a bad name ~ bccomo a vigilante group in its becausc too ofteW it onds-in'- fiiim to improve tlio downtown disaster," Ratlibum said. Rathbum, University of Is usually an economic factor, Idaho Co-openotlvo Extension tliat sets off any kind''of -Service,-told tJio.ammbor Uiot development He said-‘the- maiiy times concerned groups- - Qiamber should -consider the .enter into some type of reasoning behind Uie desire for — c<}^Ulfritjr:^lovolopmcntrin- —downt6\ffpiTcconslrucUon;n::utr: ~o«Ur^to^ v o 4 1iolr-town-and- — , ■ V'.Vour,.jyaMn>foi^uainB-thB~ — Wd:itp:dcstroyihgittr~ — mo\l-ebnee^7triay-!io^baBM-oh Rathbum was asked to spenk two factors, one, a Jealousy' to tho Chamber after members because Twin Falls has-a mall heard a talk on Oct. 24 by Jim and twoi In order to compete T Kelsch, director, of the Boise • with Boise and Twin Falla, you R^dovolopmcnt Agency, who musf have the same," luBod possible dcvclopment'of" ~nflthburn"saM~ SIT.QM a;;mall concept for downtown Ratlibum presented several MINI-HAMPiR Jerome. - alternatives to the mall con* . _{![liithbum explained tliat a ccpt.statingthatUieladkofpark- community is something tliat Ing meters in downtown Jor> transcends political and ome was a great benefit to geographic lines. "You must merchants, ;and that a small keep’' in mind thot Jerome is town can offer personalized For bathroom. part of .the Magic Valley Bcrvlce which Is not usually b e d ro o m , community-and that Uiinrta, found in a larger town. nursery. Idool done in this conununity will . He merchants should BIG SAVINGS KNOCKOUT \ s.izo, fits or>y- also affect other commun empliasfze tl]o> service more and possibly instigote an whoro. Green ities," nathbum said. Quantities LastL Hathburn said the Chamber awards system whereby a- ■ and“gold:--- must also remember that a sales clerk would be given a Rog. 1.78 community Is made up of day off caoh month for good physical, social and economic service and friendliness to the BOYS' NO-IRON , environments. "You niess wlUi customer. SPOR¥ SHIRTS Rathburn also said that ai)y one of these facets, and R e g . there-will be extreme ripples lnstlgatlon--ti(^‘. tf * consumor ' 2 3 3 throughout the others. Anyone service operated by the 3 .1 7 who., knows anything about Cliambcr of Coninerce would Polyester /cotton sroil! towns is well aware of help to keep the Jerome long-sleeved AIR- the fact that there aren’t mass shoppers In Jei-Qme. He said ' shirts in hand movements to do anything to the consumer service works by FRESHENER inipruve most commwiltics.-It having a central Information some prints. 8- . is ^ u a liy a handful of ^ o p le center’where tlie consumer can 18. Charge it. SPRAY WOMEN’S R eg. 3 8 e who get together ' and cause call to obtain information iome Wnd of change to take about where certain ______D (fcvelnnmcht croun. merchnndi.se is available. SLUMBER tiftcn— the— ^Chirrnber“ of — "ConsldcrlngTiU'factors of FLARiD JEANS : fommerce, Is a leadership the community, are Uie means “ OTTOREL 28 you ore taking to reach the R e g . group, causing change (a Your Choice ■ IVIIh Coupon vigilante group)," he said. objectives being considered for S2.97 A the whole community? Will C h o i c e o f • "Let us consider whnt a PIIMANENTi 1 0 0 % cotton donim son- ..PRISS-. Jragrances,^ ^gilante group is, it is a group -they, enhance or Increase .thc_ (ortTod.-Reg. cut wttll~two ^ 2 2 -•f-concepned-cltiten»^who-feel- —physical environment-of -U jc- ' 7-0/ N olW l forgo hip pockois and two R eg. Xhat the established elected communlty or will It destroy or GOOD ONLY SUNDAY. N O V‘10 1073 doop front swing pockets. 2.78-2.96 (ovornment Is not doing create undesirable effects In S izes 4-7, Bnough to help achlcve their the social environment?” jreconceived goals — so they Rathburn said. argnnlzc to do it thcmsclves. O n / v MEN’S S u n . Limit 2 Packs FASHION Floor length 3-PACK I StllM)N=^ -brushed hTghl-' CRACKER I f^HRISTMAS Our Reg. 7.97 gowns with lace and embroidery JACK® trim or man-tai R e g . 2 8 e COLOR SPICIAL 9 1 lored paiamas (Back in time for CHRISTMAS) f S u n . O n ly I with patch pock- 1 ets. Acetate/ny lo n , S - M - L Dressy vinyl Wllh Coupon shoe has monk . Crisp car ■ ‘ Black „strap and buckle . amel corn.' T -J j} Brown accent. New tall-. er heel. In black —e6d(K)NWV-6UNOAA -Lim its pr^ WARHARIF ^Y LO N CUTPILE PANTY RUNNER HOSE Our Reg. 2.27 Rog. 2 / $ l 2B1 22x70' olelin WIfh Coupon jjjiuiarjiLp.Q jy^ propylene.Skid- S tre tc h resistant latex nylon. S/M backing. Save! MT/T. SOFT VINYL For Most U.S. Cart HEAVY-DUTY MATCHING TUME-UPKIT Reg.2.67^S7 SAVE ON LUGGAGE 3 D a y s - f Reg. 2.96-6.72 Points, rotor, and RRUSH |.~; -condensor^Save!-- BDLUBS_1 1 . 9 B to Forelgn CarKlli-3.44 R o g . 7 8 ‘ 8 X 1 0 i n . 2-6AI:L0NS— strong steel- MOTOBOIt . Living C olor__ P kg. 1 6 ’ '2.96 (or 1.96 -fram e Qonstr,uo— R e g : '3.96 lo r 2.47 S u n . O n ly 1 ^ , Portrait of ymirUhild 1 7 ’ tion with ply'- 3 .6 2 1 8 ’’ 4.96 tor 3.74 _woqd bottom -- All-weather ?u- 12, 14, or h Colon j 1 9 ’ ’ 5 .8 8 ( o r 4 .4 4 _^SaleiyjDClewith and ; per 10w-30 de 8 roHefs in Plus 50^ 2 1 ’ ’ 6.72 (or 4.6JT keys, pocket. : Pattorni I ; Moots API and SAE SlnndoTdi tergent, oil:. pack. V ar ie d sizes. *t*c I'lii' Illni.Ui'. r.tili “f-t GOOD ONLY SUfJOAY.NO^. Ifl: 11173 " ' ...... finr ritii. ICkYD. SKEIN HEAVY FOIL WASHABLE ROASTING ORLON® Vmill . Heav/y rayony bvai 'dr oblong Sf'c* cotton 'yarn is aluntilnu.n^.- foil ooiorl^st;fully pans,For turkey, jwashablo.— Many- h ^ rri, ro a s ts i>p» i BLUE popular -coloi^r to.--20-lbs. - SHOPI^ING RENTER 1 JUICY AND TENDER - A HOl*l BUTT H A L F W L b * B U T T H A I,F b a n a m a s Ocean Spray Large, Texas Pink Ocean Spray Stralnod or W hole Berry CRANAPPLE CRANBERRY GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SAUCE Each C No. 300 Can . . . . 2 9 * 9 ^ C M S C O DUNCAN HINES SNOMINING C A K E M IX •-A ll- W ONDER or EDDY'S u c(. pi KRAFT Jack 'O DEIMO TE Lanti&m BLUE BOND SUPER SAVERS! STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 2 2 O .Z > jiHiR 16 o x . J a r • Swoet Nubbint Family Size Triple Pack Kraft 18 oz. Pure YAMS • W holoDilli L a r g o GRAPE PRESERVES 2 % S l i o YOUR CHOICE PRINGLES 5 9 ' « C o n POTATO CHIPS or JELLY with one Mlnl-Book of WlihTW«-Mlni=BDD|rof— Blue Bond Saving Sl6mp> Blue Bond Saving iiam pi Folger's Early Garden INSTANT PEACHES COFFEE $ | 0 9 3 Cans . L a r g e 2'A S i z e ' With one Mlnl-Book o( With ono Mlnl-Book of Blue Bopd So\>lng SIdm pi . B lu 0 Bond Saving Stamiis Duncan'Hliies or Betty Crocker 5 LBS. ANGEL FOOD ■ The Times-News Sunday Home Magazine. Telovlsion Scheiiules For Nev. 18-24' i - - A Roaa Is A Rose Picture By Gus Kelker All-America Rose Selections ------" ■ I - - ...... ^ _ _ p Q g g g j “P . — -rr*----- r~ --- r:— ------:— r — Do you support a mandatory 50 miles p^r hour speed limit on all What You^re Saying — highwiays and gas rationing to conserve on gasoline? Louis Wollne, San Diego: Laura Jackson,-Doisc: “I think it would he a eood '‘I ’m for it, I don’t drive ony Idon. It would save lives as well fnstcr thnn thnt anywny as yas. About rationing the gas, bccauso you do snvc gaa. I Uiat part is fl farce, but I guess would rather hovo goa ir It would help the national _ rationing than a prtcc Interest.'If Uiis "would be the increase.” only answer tliere would be no otlier choice in Uie m atter.” Vonnlel Judd, Hnnuen: Carmen Truscott, Twin “ 1.. .s!!PporL_yie .. m -p.li.. Falla: speed limit. I think it w o u ld •‘A 50 m .p.h. speed lim it? probably help. About the Yes! If it's necessary, yes I Haaollne rationing, we would be suppose wc should start forced to rationing if It came to rationing gas. If we stopped Uiat. In which case I w o u ld sending wheat and supplies to' siupport that.” tlie Ar«ln;ountries~w o mlgh< -not-iiaveHh^a-ptyblem-to-begii wiU). I realize Uiat there Is a lot more involved than Just the Arabs and the wjir coneeming “ thcTRinrstnjrtnBir**------ . Mrs. Rodney Boilch, " c r o m e : “ Yea, I support tho-50 m.p.h. Dean Walker, Twin Falls: speed lim it. My husband is a “ No I d o n ’t support a farmer and I don’t think we mandatory 50 m.p.h. speed should have gas rationed to Uie lim it About the gas rationing, farmers but then I don’t want they may have to. It may to deprive anyone else. I do try become a necessity.' to travel a t 50 to 55 nriph on the highways and'It-upsets me when a car goes by going 70 because I don’t fpel they are doing tiieir part.” ' Mil/i, iSiho' 'Sim’difyfevifAba,'' 10, l»73 A n n o u n c i n g j e n n a i r Charbroil indoors 3 6 5 d a y $ Nowa a y e a r Jonn-Air’o* countertop So- < vory Centro brings outhonticinon ______Cooking Appliance outdoor charbroTlod flqvor IndooiiriL It grillo9 olectrlcotly.c And oxhausta omoko wltho,ut an ovornood hoodi Add occo*- sorloa and'lt'o a non-otick griddle, rotiss, ahlsh kebab, or thatehanges to french fryer. Now spread sunshine fun year-round. Como suit your appetite. 800 the many models for yourself. U T L L Jonn-Alr'B Convertible Range hoo four cortrldo9 ( olomonta that lift out to convert to Indoor orlHlno GRILL or other opocial cooklng'accoasorles. Como ooe It. rirsA GRIDDLE 3. IT’S A SHISH KEBAD 4.ITTA ROTISSERIE AVAILABLE IN THESE COUNTER ^ TOP MODELS TOO! FRVIR MAGICWLLEV STORE HOURS: MON. - THURS. 136 So. Lincoln 9:00 - 5:30. JEROME FRIDAYS 'TIL 9:00 SAT. 9M - S:30 3 2 4 - 8 8 2 1 , ^Npy^mbur, IB, .1951 TIinM N'r*. T»(In 1 Simdayz Television 9fS0 Sunday, November IS 9:00 1:30 7al — Inaldo-out fi3 0 : - On Chnnnol 4al a t '3 p.m . — — Blblb Answers , 4 a l- M o v ie - “W ild W omen” 4b — 4^TcU , Movie — *'Tho Mlrnclc 2b -V- Revival Fires 2:00 2gl — Sen World 10:00 Worker;” Oacur winning 3, 11 — Herald of Truth 2sl — Movie — "Voyage to Uie 2b, 11 — Movlo — “ The 23l,2b,3,4al, 5,11-News porrormohcos by Anno 4.11. 8 ^ H. H. Pufnstuf Bettomtof the Sea" Hospital" 4b, 7al — FirlngilLlno Bancroft and Potty Duko 5 — Day of Dlacovqry • 7b, 8 >- College Football 4b — Idaho F a rm Nows 7b — ABC Nows highlight thia version of' 7b — Collcee Football 2:30 7sl — Performance 10:15 W illiam Gibfion’a play about 9:S0 2b, 3, 5, 11 — 9to Football 8 _ Frank Sinatra 2b — CBS Nows the afflicted Helen Keller and 2sl — Safari to Adventure 3:00 7:00 4sl — ABC News her teachfy, Annie Sullivan. 2b - Herald of Truth 4sl — Movie — ‘ ,.7b — .Naws- Morning 3— Face the Nation Worker"______3 — Once Upon A Mattress 10:30 «;30 4al, 11 - Make o Wiah 4:00 4sl - FBI 2sl - Take 2 7b — Agriculture U. S. A. 5 — Tabernacle Choir 2.S1 — I-Dream of Jcannle 4b, 7b1 — Zoom 2b — Oral Roberts 7:00 0 — Jetsons 4:30 5 — Sonny and Cher 4sl - Movie — "Tlie Train" 2sl — Science in Agriculture 10:00 2al — Utah Basketball 7:30 7b — Movie — "Colossus" ' _3_=_Tabemncle Choir 2b - It is Written Highlights -4b, 7sl — Godspell Goes to 8 — Nows 4sl — Faith for Today 3 — Lamp Unto My Feet 7b, 8 - NBC News :oimoth Plantation , 10:40 • 5 — Lamp Unto My Feet 4sl — Oral Roberta' i 5:00 8 — Dinah In Search of Uie 3 _ Movie — "Spinout" 7b — Tabemaclb Choir 5 — Face to Face 2sl America Ideal man 5 — Utah Football Highlights 8 - Udsville 7b - Ski West ' 2b - Room 222 8:00 10:45 11 — Hnir“Bear Bunch 0 — Viewpoint 3 — Untamed World 2sl, 7 — Frank Sinatra 11 — Reasoner Report 7:30 11 ^ Faith For Today 4sl — Thrillspekers 4sl — Movlo — ‘‘Tlie Hospital" lliOO 2sl — Old-Time Gospel Hour 40:S0 4b - Idaho Wildlife 4b, 7sl -i- Men W io Made Uie 2sl — M ovie — "T he 3 — Day of Discovery 2st. 7b, 8 — Meet the Press 5 -J-Dusty's trail Movies M adRoom " 4sl — Bullwinkle 2b — Facc the Nation 7b - Needles And Pins 5 — AU in the Family 2b — Movie — “ Cleopatra" 5 — Look Up and Live 3 — Look up and Live 8, 11 - Wild kingdom 8:30 8 _ Movie — "Journey to Uie 7b — Faith for Today 4sl Blackwell's People '5 : 3 0 -| 2b — The Thanksgiving ■ Center of T ^ c ". _ t»rtvnttrEyc ^ = ^W lld i l^ dttd ^ ^l tW d c ^—5 5 r -2b--- FBI- •-Trc.. ..^sure • ’ ------8, 11 — World of Disney .ITil® ^ 11 — Amazing Chan and the 11 — Consultation 3 — All in Uie Family 5 — CBS News Clion Clan .3, 5 —The Thanksgiving 5 _ M-A-S-H 11:00 ll:15 8:00 231. 7b, 8 — Pro Football Treasure a _ Movie — "The HosplUl" 11 — Movie — "Gunpoint" 2sl — This la tlie Answer 2b — Snow Sporta 4sl — Room 222 0:00 _____3,-5,.-7br41—— Rox-Humbard— — 3 — " • • -4b--'^-Advocatoa^ -2?lr7b — Dlnoh In Search of Uie ------11:26------4al, 0 — Kid Power 431, 11 - Directions 7b ~ Wild Kingdom Ideal Man 5 — Face Uic Nation 8:30 ' Evening JM-A-S-H 11:30 11:55 2al — Sacred Heart 6:00 ,4b. 7sl — Masterpiece Theatre 2b. 3. 5, 11 - Pro Football 5 _ Movie — "A Very Special 2b — Day of Discovery 2sl - Wild Kingdom * 5 — Bonanza 4sl“— Issues and Answers Favor" 2sl. 8 — Osmonds 12:00 4sl— Rookies S:30 8:45 2b. 3. 5. 11 - Pro Football 7b — National Geographic 3 _ Mary Tyler Moore •- ■ 12:00 2al — From the Cathedral . 4sl — Movie — Cartoon 6:15 11 — All in the Family 4sl — College Football 1973 Monday Television Schedule - Momlay, November 19;------7b — lavcrAmericnn~Style — 2 b --^ -D ra g n c t— ------7b — Coachcs^^omer----- At 7 p.m. on channcl 2si — 2sl, 7b. 8 — Who, What or 8 — Jeopardy 3 — Jim m y Dean 10:15 Movie — Godfrey Cambridge Where 11 — Let's Make a D eal, ' -liil - To Tell Uie Truth 7b — News and Raymond St. Jacques ploy 2b, 3,5 — Search for Tomorrow 3:30, ■5 — U 't’s Make, a Deal 10:30 a pair of detecUves 4sl, 11 — Split Second 7b — Brady Bunch 7b — Flip Wilson 2sl. 8. 11 — Johnny Carson invcstigaUng a bogus fund- 10:55 8 — Three on a Match 7:00 10:35 rfllfllng~scheme“ ln‘ "Cotton 2sl — Carolyn Dunn i . . DoUars i r - Girl in My Life 2sl — Movie — "Cotton Comes 2b — Movie — “ The Impossible Comes to Harlem." and Sense 3i55 to Harlem " Years” , . -Tti, 8 - -NOWS------“Tb“ =^TOStt05JrGmi----^— —ab. 3, 6 — Herg^ bucy--- -riOrH 6:U 11:00 4:00 4sl. 7b. 8 — 'Pro Football 3 — Movie — "The Gla^' 5 — Farm Report 2.S1. 7b. 8 — Baffle______2sl — I Dream of Jcannie •lb — Woman •^uiding-1 3— Jokor^8-WUd^ 7si ~ uirrnacoiendHfl , in-4!t 5 — Summer, Semester 3, 4sl, 11 — AU My ChUdren 4sl — Daniel Boone 11 — America 7b — Johnny Carson _____ 8:00 4b — Sesame Street 7:30 11:00 5;-ll - Nows . 1 1 : ^ ____ i — Bonanza 2b. 3.‘ & — uick Van byke 4sl — News ------6:15— 2sT;’7b —Throe' onVM olcli “ 7b'-"AMdy-GrlfflUi ------4b— Chan-Eso Way - 11;10” \ ' 2al — American Story 2b, 3, 5, 11 — As Uie World 8 — Love, American Style '7sl — Seven Scene 5 — Movie — "F rom 'n e U to 6:45 Turns 11 — Our Changing Community 8:00 Texas" 2sl — News 4sl, 8 — Let's Make a Deal 4:25 2b. 3, 5 — Medical Center 11:30 4al — Hotel Balderdash Aftenioon 2b — Lot’s Make a Deal 4b. 7sl - Tlie KiUers 4si — Jack Parr Tonite 7:00 12:00 4:30 9:00 12:00 2sl, 7b, 8 — Today 2sl — Days of O ur Lives 2sl — Hogan's Heroes 2sl — Bold Ones 2al, 7b — Tomorrow 2 b — -Ntiwa- --- ^10,000-Pyram id------Zh-^.Cnnnnn------k----- 3, 5 . 11 — Captain Kangaroo_ 2b, 5 ^ Guiding lig h t 7b — Hogan's H e m s 5 — Gunsmoke 7:30 4sl, 11 t- Newlywed G am e 6 — Brady Bunch ' ■ ‘ 9:30 5 — Match Game '73 7b, a — Today In Idaho 11 - News 4b - The Killers 8i00 4:45 10:00 2b. 6 - Joker’s W ild. 2flU 7b, 8 — Doctors 7al — Figuring I t Oul — 2si:2nr378rn'— n d ' 3 — Nows 2b, 3, 5sl. 11 — Edge of Night 4:55 4sl — Mod Squad 11 — Today 4al - G irl in M y U fe ^ . 2b — Theatre BiUboard 4b — Book Beat -8;30 1:00 T 5:00 7sl — University of Utah 2b. 5 - 110,000 Pyram id 2al, 7b — Return to Peyton 2sl, 2b, 3, 11 - News Inaugural Events Si4S Place 7b, 7sl — Mlsterogers Coffee Break ^ — N e ^ 5sl'— Dragnet 2b. 3 — Match G am e '73 L ouisiana claim s the pop-^ ' #:M 4sl, 11 — bne Life to Live . 7b — News ular tradition of the Amer 2sl, 7b, 11 — Dlnoh Shore 5 — Secret Storm 5:30 ican coffee break originated The 2b. S - G am bit 8 — Days of Our Lives 2sl, 2b, 3 ,4sl, 5, 7, 8,11 — News in Now Orleans over 40 years 4al — I Love Lucy 2:00 4b, 7sl — Electric Company ago when a maior importer 5 — Romper Room 2sl, 7b — Somerset Evening began tiic Brazilian custom great 9:30 2b, 3. 11 - Socret Storm 8:00 ■ of allowing employes a few minutes off each morning 2§l, 7b, 8, 11 - HoUywood 4al — Lovo, Am erican Style 2sl, 5 — News Squares • and afternoon to alp -a cup refresher! 5sl — Movlo "Once Before I 2b, 3, 4sl — T ruth or of coffee. 2b. S, 5 - Love of U fe D ie" Con:lcqucnces 4sl — Brady Brunch 6 — AnoUier World 4b. 7sl — Sesame SU-eet 9:S5 -SiSO- - 7b - ^ To-Toll tiw Truth------Apple TcaU 3b. S. 5 - News. . , Using electric vibrators to . 2al, fl, 11 - W liord of Odda _8 , 11 — Rookies Boltlsd undvr th* oulhprlty i i i w r rocord sound -Wavos passing ' 2b — VirgliUon ’ 6:30 through apples, researchers of Pspil'Co.. N.Y. Jal, 7b - Jeopardy , 3 ,^ -- M ^ Griffin . 2sl — B. C. Cartoon ' can measure their ripeness. 4. Tlmw-Nfw». Twin Id^hp, Sorvday, No.v«ixib#r 18, 1973 GHicaiio officer — By LO IlA YN ESM ltll Marinos and^subsoqucntty time as an officer? n jo young those Inslruniontal in elim< Chave*. who has .crusaded for~ Tbnes'Newi writer serve in Vietnam where he was Mcxican>Amerlcans are by far iniitlng that discrimination. higher wages for Mexican TWIN FALLS-Jullo Pona wounded. .tbc.most deroRotory, ho finds. He feels there fare many more farm laborers, Pena 9aid the snys when youVo o m ember of Aflked about prejudice he has They'feol thnthfi "should be on open doors now for young leader started out welli but now the Idaho State Police you’re a encountered, tlie patrolman their side, that chicanes are chlcanos. is "rich overnight,” citing person — not a black, while or says he c e n ’t re call any brothers, and o brother doesn’t Asked about the term individuals he know who were Moxlcan-Amerjcan. problem In the Morlnes put a brother In, jail*" ' chlcanos, Pena said some of earning $1.80 per hour before Pena, an ortlculate young bccauBo “ they really pounded "W e're supposed to be 6ne the more radical of his people Chavez organization cam e into -¥oK«B4>ai>n— Aroor toan ot -it— hrto— US' ' tu ' nul - h a v e •---- Mexican parcntafto, is the only . prejudice." And In high school, according to , the youngs to him it Is m erely a shortened actually take home $1.25 per chicano employed by the state while there were only half o chlcanos," Peno says, ^'with a version of Mexican-American. hour, the rest going to the union polico in the Magic Volley dozen or so Mexicans, Pena tendency to rebel becausc we " I t ’s something like Negroes which come to help. district. said ‘i f you took a ctep. tluo don’t have all'the privileges of preferring to be called black, I In his off hours, Pona likes to There’s a "whole world of teachers would go all the way whites. But the only way to get think,” the officer says, "but ride a motorcycle and this difference,” according to the to he lp .". equal treatment Is to work for for those who are settled, it sometimes brings Interesting patrolm an between his present However, this didn’t preclude It legally." doesn't m atter." results. Recently a fellow employment and his first law tfnpleasahtness from some Pena is not yet "graduated” Now, at 25, when Ifcnn is motorcyclist told him a long enforcement experience in fellow students, being, called to working out in a police cor^ - f a c ^ wiUi prejudice it ‘'goes In story about how he had Bonncvillo County. There he “greaser” and laughed at for but since he Joined the IS P In onc{ oar and out the other” outridden a cop and vocalized was constantly reminded ho bringing tortillas for lunch A^ril already he realizes because he feels secure in his his colorful opinion of how all was hired because of his Instead, of sandwiches. picking up w<^tbacks work for which he has qualified policemen ore plgi. ‘ minority status and his The young officer also knows (Mexicans entering this as an individual, regardless olf Pena said earnestly " I don’t coIleoguoB had no qualms from personal experience the country illegally) is not nationality. condemn the man b^ause ho about calling him anytime of attitudes of young Mexican- pleasant, but Its “part of the ■Hje state law enforcement thinks officers are plgs-some the day or night to osslst with Amerlcans “ living just to get jo b ." He feels these people are : agency does, not change its are, but you should have keicn aliens..-*______out each night to get drunk and not usually hurting any^ln£ but qualifications for any-jni^ority his mputh drop when he beal someone up onu tnelr “ They fli'6 MerffrmcgnUy -le^ ed ^ I—was—a—atnto- Because Pena Is bl-lingual he feelings about law enforcement many of them have oavod huge A^ed his opinion of Cesar policeman." Is able to help his fellow officers. sums of money, even though officers in dealing with non- "When I was In school you they receive meager wages, by English speaking coses. He has . just couldn’t picture a chicano worjdng long hours and "living ■^"wfUtch up some of the m'oar’ in 0 state police'iihiform,” he In sliackii"’ _ needed sentences and phrases sold...... The palrblrnan knows first In Spanish to old the state But it was a white officer who hand atwut being the underdog. pollcc In dealing with chlcanos. got through to him that while His father, who hod legally Those Include simple he might get satisfoctlon from entered the country possessing questions like, "Are you a his frustrations by beaing the necessary "green card" citizen?” and the all-important up whites, or wielding his knife, similar to a military ID cord, "A re you n w etback?” li he reolly wanted to iielp died when he was yaung, The other patrolmen improve conditions for his leoving his mother with 10 approciote his help, Peno says, people “he should "get- children, most of them still-ot --- nnd he is pleased-to-do- Involycd” — work hord, ijo up’ home-;— ^------anythlng to help keep the state the ladder' to change the There was "absolutely no .,*law enforcement at-the liigh'est system.' — _ — woy,--Pena rooalls, tiioy could professional level — not just Familiar advice, given to have survived on his mother’s from abstract Idealism, but youths of every race and creed welfare check If the children ____be c u ^ » it was a white officer -for__ccnturics,__but__Ecna_ had not worked to help out , but who "m ade the difference" In listened. When ho got out of the they had to do this secretly or his life. servicc he went to Treasure face losing the welfare'old. Penfc’s p a ren ts cam e to Volley Community College ond Have conditions Improved Idaho In 1055 and tiie fomlly studied low enforcement, and any for chlcanos? Pena said settled in the Caldwell orea when the Idaho Falls opening when he first m oved to where ho attended Valllvue cumc, quit to become part of Caldwell there were "No Hit’h School, dropping out in the "establishment,’* Mexldon" signs everywhere his junior year to , join the Who gives him the worst but a white farmer was among JU IJO PKNA C«^nicl4*r.v fln THIS "W hat’s It” was found which to make cancs. He would by I. T. creed. Twin Falls, like someone to tell him what It cemetcry In MlssDurl reeeatly, pretzel shape-around a piece of looking for hickory wood from hickory. H.L. Gibbs Herbs And Spicos Featured At S»*idav, N o v i(|)b *r 19. .)?Z3 Tlme*-N«Wi; Twin Itteho 5 ^ u e s d ^ y 1 Schedluli J ■ ■ ■ -• ...... ■ , - ; 10:35 1 ' November 20------2b — News ------—4b, 7sl ^ Sesame Street- 3 - F B I On duuinel 4b at 7 pj»i„ — 2b. 5 — quldlng Light 7b - To Tell the Truth - "4b — Book Beat 2b — Movie — "Heaven witli a Movie — **The Oxbow 4sl, 11 — Newlywed Game.. 8 — Cluise 5 - Hawaii Fivo^ Gun" ^ Inddiuit" A cUsAic abMt the 7b, 8 — Today in Idaho 11 — Temperatures Rising 11 — Emergency 10:40 terror*! of mob violence 6:10 9:30 3 — hoU Out pUsulns law-abiding citizens , 7b. 8 — Doctors 2al - ABA Basketball 2b - M-A-S-H ^ — Movie — "Tho War Lord” 4b - TBA ’ ’ 11:00 trying to halt a' lynching. 2b. 3. Ssl. 11 - Edge of Night 8:80’ ^ 10:00 4sl — Nows M eniiiur 4sl - Girl in My Ufe 2b — Dragnet '; ;, 1;M 3 — .Hawaii Fivo-0 2dl. 2b, 3, 5, 7b, 0. 11 — News 11:10 ' " " 5 m — ' 4si — Uod^und . 3 — Avengerp 8 — Farm Report 2sl, 7b Return to Peyton 4al — To T ell th e ^ u t h ---- Place 5 — Hollywood Squares 7sl — University of Utah 11:30 S:SO Inaugural Events 4al — Homeymoon Suit 5 — Sum m er Semester 2b, 9 — M atch Gam e '73 7b — B. C. Cartoon .4sl, 11 — One Life to Uve 11 — Movie — ‘‘H ie Affiar” ...... 10:30 ...... : 12:00 . .. • ’— f : U Zsl, 7, 8, 11 — Johnny Corson 2sl, 7b — Tomorrow 6, 11 - News 5 — Secret Storm . _ 7:00 1:15 8 — Days of Our Lives ■*2b, ^ — P e a n u ts C artoon 2sl ~ American Story Z:00 4sl, 6 — Temperifturcs Rising 1:45 2sl, 71} Somerset 4b — Movie — “The Oxbow 2 a l - N o w s 2b, 3, 11 — Secret Storm Incident” • ! 4al - Hotel Balderdash 4sl — Love, American Stylo 7sl — How to Sal — M ovie "O nce Before I T:M 7b — Magician 2sl, 7b, .8 — Today D ie ” - 7:30 2b — News*' 8 — Another World 2b, 3, 5 - S h a ft 3, 5, U — Captain Kangaroo *:S0 4sl, 6 — M ovle i— “ T he A ffa ir” 7:M 2sl, 8, 11 — Wizard of Odds 7al - Utah Trafls 6 — Match Game '73 2b — Virginian 8:00 8 :M -3, 4sl — Mcrv Griffin 2al, 7b — Police Story l>— LoverAmerlcan-£fyl&— -9al-— War-eiid-Peaee------9->Newa 6 — Jeopardy 11 — M arcus 'OlTclby n — TVxlay U — Let’s Make a Deal 8:15 8 : » 3:S0 4b - 4-TeU 2b. 0 — 110.000 Pyramid 7b — Brady Bunch 8:30 the FUN SPOTS 8i45 ' - __B.^Threo on-a Match ______-j4b-»-Lfigacy______4sl — News 11 - Q lrl In My Life -0:00 0:00 3:55 , 2sl, 7b — Chase 2sl, 7b. 11 - Dinah £a«re 2b — Restless Gun 2b — AU in ThoiFamUy 2b. 3 Gambit 4:00 4al, 0 - Marcus Welby, M. D. PLAYING 4sl — I Love Lucy 2al — I Dream of Jeannle ■ 5 — Romper Room 3 — J o k e r’s WUd t :M 4sl — Daniel Boone WORLD ALMANAC NOVEMBER 19 2sl. 7b, 8, 11 — HoUywc^ 4b — Sesame Street FACTS Squares 5 — Bonanza THROUGH at]L 3, 5 — Love of Life 7b — Andy G riffith 4si — Braidy Brunch " 8 — Love. Amioicon Style — NOVEMBER 25 ------0555 ----- ■ —U — Cameo — ------^ - 2b, 3, 5 — News 4:25 IN THE 10:00 2b ~ Let’s Make a Deal 2sl. 7b — Jeopardy 4:S0 10:30 2sl — Hogan’s Heroes ------2sl, 7b. 8 — Who, What or 3 — $10,000 P y ra m id 7b — Hogan’s Heroes GALA ROOM Where 2b, 3.5 — Search for Tomorrow 8 — Brady Bunch 4sl. n - SpUt Second 11 — News 10:55 -4 :4 5 ______2sl— Carolyn Dunn ... Dollars 7sl — Figuring It Out Tho Boy^Scoutg-ef-Amur:---- 4:55 — ica were Incorporated Feb. and Sense __nx_l0l0^foUowin£ua_iaEll-tQ^ 7b, 8 — News 2b — 'Ilieatro Billboard — 5:00 England by W IIH a m D. 11:00 Boyce, a Chicago publisher, — 2fll, V»I. 8 ^ UafricT -gal, gb. a. 11-^-Ncwa ______►rit^Almanao rooolbi^. “Tb-=^uldlng-Ught^— — ---- _ Tb^Jsl — Mlsterogcrs______-JnJEngland Jaoyco-moL Sir- 3. 4sl, 11 - All My ChUdren 5al — D ragnet Roborf PqclcnrPjLW-e^.- - 7 b - -New - M ld a iT " founder of Uie Scouting U:M 5:80 movement, and was In ari, 7b ^ Three on a Match Zsl, 2b, 3,4sl, 5, 7,8.11 — News spired to bring the idea 2b. 3, 5. U - As the World 4b, 7sl — Electric Company to the U.S. Today there j>re about 5,000.000 boys dnd Turns Evening about 1,600,000- adult lead 4sl. 8 — Let’s Make a Deal 6:00 ers in the Boy Scouts of 2sl. 5 — News Americo. U :00 2b, 3, 4sl Truth or 2sl — Days ol Our !|Jvps ^ Consequences Shoshone Bicyclist, 84, collects history data SHOSHONE ~ Residents of Power Co. until 1033 when ho history of tho Shoshone B I G T I N Y Sioahone are not surprised moved to Shoshone and entered railroad town dating back to ' when they see on 84 year old tho bee business. 18B2. He has a number of blcycliat pedaling through He said he had 000 colonies pictures of tho early days of tho town. of bees at one time but dbsAd town in his coUoctlon and has Tbay know It’s J. J.'Lockie. that business up when the price typed a norrative-himself;— LITTLE S4, probably out to collect of honey dropp^ to two cents a Lockie pedals his bicycle to information for the Sioahone pound. He and his wife -thoA tho Shoshone Post Office every BIG TINY IS BACK AGAIN WITH HIS history ha is writing. moved to Caldwell where they morning to pick up mall for the "FAT POWBR" HOW ESPECIALLY FOR In addition to being an remained until her health residents of the senior citizens enthmlasUe bike ri^r.. . he failed In 1066 and they homie where he lives. Ho said YOUR THANKSGIVING WEEK ENJOY kMpa bu^_wlth the y ^ w k returned toShoshoneto be nbar he hasn’t missed a church ■twi tha garrien >t-lhfr-Desert----- a-daughtar.-Mrs. Reid Niwby. se ^ lM in' a long time and M ENT; YOU W ON T W AN T ^TO MISS THIS R o m Senior Qtlten Heme. LocUe, who says his bicycle calculates ho luis*beeh present" -REWRN ENGAGEMENT. OF HONKY- ~Bam-ln-C^a6o..„ni.,Jie _p_rovldes excellent for 1,172 consecutive Sunday :e*nuto TiHii Fall# in IMO and traittportaUon In addltTdiino -TONK AND RAG TIME P IA N O P ^= :^ was a n p lf ^ by tba Idaho exercise, is working on « ‘nm ft'N ew t. Twin Palls, Idaho Sunday, November 18,-1973 ^ I I A Y S ENDS WEDNESDAY NHE Caines Annual HARVEST SALE ^TUR KEY DAYS A Spectacular Fall Sales Event That Has Been A Tradition at our Store for Over 20 Years. ( _you-caii-see for_^ ____ yourself, the wide selection and values awaiting for your Thanksgiving Dinner, \A/ifh most purchases. Have you checked the price of turkeys lately? 1973 - THE BIGGEST EVER!! ______Outstanding values in every department in celebration of a successful ^^rotfict-Open^FrYg-of-Our-N evir-Stot e and qn~ExCep-— “ Va11ey — Also an al I —time heavy inventory pur chased in carFoad shipments at Lowest Factory Prices so we can offer the best values to the peop le=.o^^aglG =V a I ley=d u r i S^=+hls=Storewide— ^ Sie11ebration Event. ^ Too M any Hundreds of Harvest Values to list in this ad. FREE Cider Served Daily Febniary-if desired FREE P a rkin g in our lot behind the store . Sunday. Nbverrtbir^V^ 1773 ”^^TTni*»-Now«, Twin Fall*. Tdiiho 7 c .‘ . T>l . ' -il j i l f iIaT •a<1-i-.;'il —A R o s e Is It Is AU AmeHca By O. A. (GUS) K E L K E R delightful, penetrating Wltli snow In tho surrounding lidded asset, tlio roses arc as fragrance of tills rose, when a richly fragrant as tliey arie- hills — and perhaps ovoii on Uie bouquet of PERFUME ground outsido your home as colorful. As tlie flowers of BON Roses Aire For You DELIGHT was carried tlirough BON reach tlie end of their life, you read this — wo thought the audience to be Introduced they exhibit as especially dream ing a little about next at the Now York Press Tlme^-News readers can obtain copies of Beside Uie seven pages of sketches desirable trait In landscape spring and summer m ight be Luncheon last Juno, all heads the handbook “Roses Are For You" v^thout covering tlie uses of roses, is included a ruses — the pe'tals fall cleanly, -Just the thing. turned to discover Uie source of chjwge by simply requesting it. It will be a description of tlie classes of roses, directions never hanging on to creatc an So wo thought this was aa tlie sudden wave of fragrance useful tool for winter garden planning — or - for cutting rose blooms; the m eaning - o f---- iin.sightly picture. The plant good a time as any to announce «ettlng ready for next spring. disbudding, growing of exhibition roses, and that filled the room, has been generally rated as ' the- All-America Award A product of the breeder and Here’s all about it: being resistant to blackspot and a listing of Uib‘ 112 AARS accredited Public Winning Roses for 1D74. It’s a handbook covering tho many uses Hose Gardens where plants of the AARS / V*>te Your ChcHi^ rose specialist, 0 . L. Weeks of mildew. The three All-America for roses, clearly illustrated in a long scries winners m ay be seen In bloom long b o f S r lr '^ Ontario, California, Hybridized In IOCS by winners are Perfume Delight of pen drawings by Henry Aul. You can gel Uiey are offered for sale by Uie nurseryman PERFUME DELIGHT comes William Warriner of Tustln, and Bon Bon'(see pictures with the IG-page booklet free of charge by and rose specialists. There is a l ^ an Many people believe our nation should have a from a parentage replete wltli California, BON BON’s tills story) and Baliia (sec sending your request directly to: explanation of the functions of All-America national flower. We are asking -Times-News fragrance. Df tlie five All- itlu.strlous parentage includes ...... e flnrihnnHn heavy frost. The leaves arc lumba.^Goingiw. ~ in back further disense. resistant nnd the. plant_. ii to the ell- rigors of both winter cold and outstanding roses, including summer heat. Peace, Goldilocks, RON BON - Masquerade, Holiday Seldom docs a florlbundo l-'loradora, Dou bloons'. come along with as great a Talisman, Margaret McGrody potential br a landscaping and many others. Witli such a rose as this new 1^4 award potential for a fine offspring, it winnerj- BON-BON:" Densely' » sm all '■'wondor” BAhla covcrcd with masses of largo, captured one of the -showy, deep rose and white bl- three 1974 AARS awards, color blooms from spring until awards. _ ' n o w -BAmArbMouflii-ontfrliolGhti- produces ’a " low-grbwlng, would lend- itself to- special compact plant, ideally suited uses. Always, tall growing for landscape use. It should plants are needed in the back of give Krcat aatisfaction,.both in- a borderor rose bed. or as the plantings onthe home grounds ' -Lceator planting of a largo bed and for uko in large, flowery that jnay be viewed from all exhibfls In parks, along • .^ides. It will also qualify an an hii'hwiiy.s, or as striking color excullent and florlferous hedge .spots in the' landscaping of plant, thus adding beauty to coininorcial properties. utility. Rose show exhibitors will like Bnhin for, although it>s * The iridividual blooms of HON IJON run as large as - flowers are medium in size (3- 4” ) they are perfectly shaped infhe.s and the bright rrose* 1» pink and. cream buds opw to --uad borno on long, -stpng — HioiuK,-witljpetRl3-of laccellcnt rounded,- cupped flowers/ , substancc. Flower ari^angers formed by as m any as 25 petals ' will- likew ise " ta k e great of extra heavy substancc. pleasure In tills roso Tor its Because of the mnsaos orlnrge, above listed qualities plus its fully opon flowers, thfl plonh in clear, coral orange color — and full bloom forms a huge, two its perfume. B o n B o n foot high living bouquet. As an Perfume Delight I’* I Twin FalU. Idaho. Sunday. Nov«mb«r 16, 1973 Sunday, Novambar'IO, 1973 Tlmat-NawB, Twin F allt, Idaho 9 Wednesday"TeleviMon Schedule 3 — C a n n o n 4al - G irlih My Ufe W e d a e ii^ a y , N o v e m b e r 21 2sl, 7b, 8,11 — Hollywood 4b — Sliowcaso 1:00 2b — Let's Make a Deal O n C h n n n c l i s l a t 7 -> M o v lo — S q u a re s 5 — Movie *‘Rough Night in "Doctor Dollttlo/* a timofiil - 2b, 3,-5— Love-of-Ufe-^ ___2al^7b-~-Rotutn_tfl_Boytfln^ 2sl — Hogan’s Heroes 1067 fa n ta s y b ase d on H u g h 4al — Brody Brunch P lace 7:30 LoCting's stories for children. 2b, 3 — Match Game 73 3 — $10,000 P y ra m id I t U 2sl. 7b — B on acek 2b, 3, 6 — Newa 4sl, 11 — Ono Life to Live 7b — Hogan's iteroos M o rn in g 4b — French Chef 5 — Secret Storm 8 — Brady Bunch S:U 10:00 7al - R e p o rt to the Stole 11 — N ow s 5 — Farm Report 2sl, 7b — Jeopardy 8 — Days of Our U vei ...... :....4:45 _ _ 8:00 8 iM 10:30 t m ; 3— MovlotT^*Incldent-in 7sl — Figuring If Out ' 5 Summer Semester 2sl, 7b, 8 ^ Who, What or 2sl, 7b — Somerset San Francisco" W h e re 2b, 3, 11 — Secret fltoftw 4:55 4b, 7al— Bill Moyer’s Journal 2b — IDcatro Billboard • 5, 11 — N ew s 2b, 3 ,5 — S e a r d i for T om o rrow - 4sl— Love, Amerlciui Style 8:30 5:00 •:1B 4al, 11 — Split Second Sal — Movie "Once Before I 4b, 7al — C onm cta 2sl, 2b, 3, 11 — News 2sl — American Story 10:65 D ie ” 0:00 7b. 7sl — Misterogers . C:45 2sl — Carolyn D unn.. . Dollars 8 — Another World 2sl, 7b, 0 Love Story 5sl — Dragnet 2al _ N ew s a n d Sense 2:S0 5 — Cannon 7b — N ew s 4sl Hotel Balderdash 7b, 8 — Nows ?sl, 8, 11 — W izard of Odds 2b — Kojok • ' 5:30 7:00 11:00 2b >- Virginian U — Untamed World 2sl. 2b, 3 , 4ifl, 5 .7 ,8 ,1 1 — Nows 2sl, 7b, 8 — Today 2sl, 71}. 8 - Baffle 3, 4fll — M e rv G riffin 9:30 4b. 7sl — Electric Company 2b - N ew s 2b - Guiding Ught 7b — Love, American Style 4b, 7al — W o m an 3, 5, n — Captain Kangaroo 3. 4al, 11 ~ All My Children 8 — Jeopardy E v e n in g 11 — Sanford and Son 11 — Let's Make a Deal 6:00 10:00 7*M 5 — M id d a y 5 — M a t c h G a m e *73 U:SO 3:30 2sl, 5 — News^ . 2al,2b,3,5,7b,8,ll-Newa 8:00 2sl, 7b — Three on a Match *7b — B ro d y B u n d i 2b. 8. 11 - Movie “Doctor 4sl — M od Squad 2b, 8 — Joker’s Wild 2b, 3, 5, 11 - As the World 8 — Three on a Match D o lllt lc " 4b — K u p ’a Show 3 N ew s T urns 11 — Girl in My Life i 3.4sl — Truth or C ot^ucncca 10;30 II — Tod^ “ 4sl,~B - ^ X e l's M a k e a L ) ^ "T m sir lb , 7sl — Sesame Street 2sl, 7b, 8, 11 — Johnny Carson : 8:S0 A fternoon 2b — Restless Gun 7b - To Tell the Truth 10:35 2b. 5 — $10,000 Pyramid 12:00 6:30 2b — Movie “Please Don't Eat 8 tiS 2sl — Day^ of Our Lives 2si — I Dream of Jeannle 2sl — Police Surgeon the Dnlsies" 2b N ew s 3 - Joker’s WUd, j 3 — P e a n u ts 10:40 IIIJT M T2iir5:=n3iiiainjaaahi----- “ la^DflnlerBDoiuj— thfi-Trath— — — — r.^nViovlir^“niB Left Handed ‘ 2sl, 7b, 11 — Dinah Shore 4al, 11 — Newlywed Game 4b ^Sosam o Stro^t 5 _ Tlic New Price is Right G u n " 2b, 3 G a iA b it 7b, 8 — Today In Idaho 5 Bonanza ‘ ' 7b — Ozzle's Girls 5 — Movie “ Bachelor Tlat” 4sl — 1 Love Lucy U:SO 7b ~ Andy Griffith • ...... 7:00 11:00 2al, 7b-/dam -12 5 — R o m p e r R o o m 2sl, 7b, 8 - Doctors 8 — Love, American Stylo -lal - JFK - A Time to 9 :M 2b, 3, Ssl, U - Edge of N ig h t 11 — O u r C h a n g in g C o m m u n ity 4sl — M ovie ‘'Doclor D olltU e” Rememl>er isionJSchedxde. 1 Lody" . ^ . 2b, 3, 5, n - News T hursd ay , N o v e m b er 22 2b, 3, — Scarch for T om orrow 8 — T tu^ on a Match . __21),..3. — M ovie —. “ D u e l n t 7sl — University of Utah On channol 4sl at 8 p.m. — —4*1, J t — Split-Second . ------ll-.-.-Girl.in-MyJLifQ.______Inaugural Events Movie — “Pocketful of 10:55 3:55 D ia b lo ” 5 - T he W altons 10:15 M iracles." The Damon Runyon 2sl— Carolyn Dunn ... Dollars 2b — Restless Gun 7al - T E A 2sl, 7b, 8 — Newa yam about a Broadway streot a n d Sense 4:00 7:30 10:30 peddler (Betty Davis) who 7b, 8 — Nows 2al — I Dream of Jeahnie 4al — Thanksgiving that 4sl ~ Pro Skiing's Richest Cup poses as a wealthy dowager. 11:00 3 — Joker’s WUd 2slr7b,-8 — Baffle ------4sl— Daniel Boono - ^ . Almost Wasn't...... ^ _ 1 ' ^ Mernlnf , -8:00 ; 2b — Movie — “t>bn’l >dnke 2b — Guiding Light 4b — Sesame Sbreet 5:25 W aves” 3, 4sl, 11 — All My Children 5 — Bonanza. 4sl — Movie — "Pocketful of _ 6 .^ Earm Repoct_ -7b--^Andyqdlfith ------M ira c lo s ^ ----- ... 10:40 8 — Love, American Style 5 — Movie — “Duel at-Dlablo” 3 — Locker R o om 7n] — .r.Arfnpnll Gmia tn -&-^-MQvia’ — “Mwlom-X ’!---- - 10:45 2b, 3, 5. 11 - As the World 4:25 Plymouth Plantation 8 , 1 1 - N e w s 11 -r Movie — "The Sliakieat 2sl« 7b, 8.11 Johnny Carson T urns 2b — Let’s Make a Deal i t l 5 . -10:55 - ■ 4sl. 8 — L e lT M a lT o a’ D e a r - 4 r » r rwcst*- 2sl — American Story 3 — Movie — “Dead Ringer" - A lte r - a L = .H o « a n ’a H c to e s - 8:30 "ff45“ 2 ------11:00--- ——- U : 0 ^ 3 — $10,000 |»yram^d ~7al~CHnMBlngScnsons‘- 2 s l - ‘Newa 9:00 4al — News 2al — Days of Our Lives 7b — Hogan's Heroes 4fll — Hotel Balderdash 2b. 3 — Sonny and Qier U :30 2b — N6WS 8 — Brody Bunch 7:00 10:00 4sl — A Solute to Humble 2b. b — Guiding Light - 11 — N o w s . 2al, 7b, a — Today H ow a rd 4sl. 11 — Newlywed Game 4:45 -Ofr ------12:15— ------7b, 8 — Today In Idaho 781 — Figurmg-it uui- 3, 8, 11 — C a p ta in K a n g a ro o 2sl, 7b — Tomorrow . ---- =--- i— ------4:55 2sl, 7b. 8 — Doctors 2b — ^eatro^iUboaird 5 — M a t c h G a m e '73 Vt‘sr « -witle- 2b. 3. 5sl. 1 1 ^ Edge or NlglJt 5:00 8:00 iuviikt' I’tnnmunity. Whiit else, 4sl — Girl in M y Life 2sl, 2b. 3, 11 — News '2b. 5 - Joker’s WUd w iili I mulorcytli' club in 1:00 7b. 7sl — Misterogers . 3 — N e w s lo w n ',’ - a sl,- 7 b----Retum-to-Poytbn ■ “ 5Sl'==‘ D r a g n e t— + +- :r=ii-=:TodBy ~ v:; - l e a f ’s - 7b — N ews 8:30 P la c e One wii> tu cut i!u>vn on how 5:30 ___2b,-B-T=--llO,000_Pyraynld 2b, 3 — M a tc h G a m e '73 much yuu eal tor lunch is to \C£-Arr£-JP . 2sl, 2b, 3 , 4sl, 5, 7 .8 ,1 1 — N ew s brint* u peanut bultcr*»nd- 8:45 . ' 4sl. 11 — One Life to Live 8 — Secret Storm lb, 7sl — Electric Company sauvrkniul sMniUvieli u iih you. GIVE A PERSOHJU. 4sl - N ow s liv e n in g 0:00 8 — Days of Our Lives 6:00 TOUCH- 2sl, 7b, 11 — D in a h Shore 2sl. 7b“^ ^ T fo m c F M t- ...... ^END-CHRISTMAS 2b, 3 — G a m b it 2b, 3, 11 — Secret Storm 2b, 3 — T ru th o r Consequences 4sl — 1 Love Lucy n CARD D E S ie e 4sl — tovo. American Style 7sl — S ^ m c Street 8 — Romper Room » lEITERHEAOS — Sal----M ovie “ O n ce B efore I 7b— To Tell the Truth • - 9:30 a B. C. Cactpon % • umg onict rows 2al, 7b, 8,11 —^HoUywood. • D ie " • ____ 8 — Anothw W orld ___ 11 _ Movie — “Wilderness {'iwendolyn jjir t-anio ol _ . Biiiras Squares , / "t:80 " ■ Journey" ’ lio|>sccri(‘li 'iloesii I u u d I vj' • 2b, 3, 8 — Love of Life 6:30 .skipping the nexl iln a k »n»HONAIIV, , 4 sl- Brody BruAch 261, 8. 11 — vniard of Odds 2sl — U n ta m e d W o rld ■ . posnis 0:55 2b — Virginian rh e re's a lot Iti he said toe 3. 4al — Merv Griffin 21) — Boise Band and 'Drill V No SUncll N*c«iiory 2 b, 3, H —- N e w s nutderaliun in all things, bin T eam ■rino i** Your Orlglnol U:M 7b — Love, American Style luitsi ot us i)>narejl. 3 — D rag n e t m a s l, 7 b — Je o p a r d y -...... 8 — Je^ardy______J ...... I ______!. ' ‘5-- HoUywood Squarcsi------ll7 3NDftI.WI»T-- 11 — Lot's Make a Deal ^ - TWIM rA L lS . W jM ' 7b. 8 — The New Price is Right 7T2llr 7 br S:SO 733.3300 7b — Brady Bunch ----- 7:00 ---- W M r e . 7b, 8 — Movie — "M y Fair 10 ifSunday^. Novimtar 19,^ 1»7J Thanksgridng parade slated LOS A K O E l^ - Sobflstian Spooky Tumble^Down Ghost- Cabot, Who wlU play Kris Guost House float and the Krlnfilo in tho musical holiday Nuttiest Sliow on Earth Circus special "Mlraelo on )4th . float. ' Street" Friday, Doc. 14 on tho Spotlighted in each parade ‘ -Notwork,“ wiU-be-featureci-on will-be the holiday season's ■ ._UiQ_colorfuLthccihhQui!_Rnriiile__ Bpedol soul — Santa anus. In spcctaclo, “CBS AU-Amoricon Now York* Santa and ills Thanksgiving Day Parade,” to complete toy factory will bo broadcast Thonksgiving arrive by way of reindeer; In D a y , T hu rsd ay , N ov. 22 on Uio Philadelphia, Santa will dash CBS Television Network. across rooftops in o brand new Cabot, the Engllsli actor who sleigh to clim b a lOO'foot ladder starred in the succossful to Toyland; in Detroit, Santa television series “ Checkmate" glides In spaco in a turquoise and "Family Affair” and sled to mount the steps to hosted "Ghost Story," will Santa Claus Castle; and in conunent from the anchor Toronto, St. Nick, followed by booth on tho four featured eight Santa gnomes with red parade segments originating fuzzy hoods, will wave Hello from New York, Philadelphia, & om his sleigh atop U)b roofs of ATM&YaECTRiC Debrolt and Toronto, Canada. snow cov e re d hom es. — A n c h o r m a n ---- for---- tho- — Tho^CBS-All-A broadcast will bo William Thanksgiving Doy Parade” Conrad, star.of "Connon” on will be -produced by Mike tho Network, as previously G orglu lo. CHECK THESE FEATURES; announced.' Also featured in *• Plug out surface units the gtudio will be Melissa • infinite iHeat Controls Galbraith; the current 'Miss N ew T V • Easy-Clean Oven With Toonage^America. Foil Liri0rs i Highlighted In this year’s • Lift-Off Oven Door, And New York Macy's Parade Lift-Up Cooktop ' segment will be eight iielium series filled ballopns — Mickey • Clock And Oven Tinnor Mouse, Smokey the Boor. Happy Dragon, Dlno the for 1974 Dinosaur, Underdog, BuUwinkle Moose, Snoopy and LOS ANGELES - "Dirty Linus the Lionhearted. Sally” and "Great D ayl,” t^^o W h i r l p o o l The - 7 :0 0 Flesh” 2b — Restless Gun - . . > 10:40 Friday, November 13 .U:«0 2al, 7b, 8 — Sanford and Son 4:00 3b - IC a lu c c l’s D ept.. •On channolS at 7 p.m. — Movie 2al, 7b — Joopardy 2b, 3, 5 - Movie — “To Sir, 1#:S« 2sl — I Dream of Joannlo j5 - Movje — “Zulu” — Sidney Po|llcr gives one of 3 - Joker's WUd W ith Lovo" — hla-boat-perfonnflncca_iii-i^o - _^,Jb. Who_What._Qr — ^l-^Unllron-Scsame^ ----- _|l!00____ lal^DafleTBoono 4al — Nowd Sir, With Love." 4al — Brody Butich 2b, 3.6 — Soarch for Tomorrow 4b — Sesame Street 11:10 ^ Morning 5 — Bonania 4b — Idaho Farm News 3 - Movie — “Huckolberry 4sl, 11 — Split Second 7sl - Chan-ese Way ' 5 :U 7b — Andy Griffith Finn” 10;iS 7:30 5 — Fiflrm Report 8 — Love, American Style 11:30 jsl _ Carolyn Dunn. . . Dollars ■ 23l, 7b, 8 — Brlnn Keith S:SO 4sl ■— Movie - “ PlUow of and S o n u 11 — Lassie'"' ---- 4gl— Movie— I'-Hie-Man-Who- “ O ^ Su m m e rSemester------4 iU ------DcaUi” 7b, 8 — I^owS Wanted to Live Forever” 2b — Let’s Make a Deal 12:00 11:00 4b, 7al — W all Street Week 4:30 2sl, 7b, 8 — Midnight Spoclal 5, n — News 2sl, 7b. 8 - Boino 8:00 ' ' 1:15 2al — Hogan’s Heroes 12:49 2b - Guiding Ught 2.11 - Movie - "The Deadly 2sl — American Story 3, tal, 11 - AU My Children 3 — 110,000 Pyramid 4al — Movie — “ rtara Needs <:i5 7b — Hogan’s Heroes -■Affolt" Women” 6 - M ld d n y 4b, 7sl — Washington Week in 2fll - News U;SO 8 — Brady Bunch 11 — Nows Review 4b1 — Hotel Balderdash 2fll, 7b — Thrqo on a Match 7b — Movie - "The Vikings 7:M 4:4! 2b, 3, 6. 11 As the World 8 — Dean Martin 2fll. 7b, 6 — Today Turns 7sl — Figuring It Out 4:U 11 — Lovo American Style 2b — News 4sl, 8 ^ Lot's Make a Deal 8:30 3, 8, 11 — Captain Kangaroo 2b — Theatre Billboard A llc m o o n 4b — Roger Kellaway Cello ^ 7;M U:00 1:00 5 — Match Game ’73 2sl, 2b. 3, II - ' News Concert 2al — Days of Our Lives 7sl — Speak easy 8:00 7b, 7sl — Mlaterogers 2b — Nows 0:00 ifu ft J^jokcc^sJW Ud______-5sl ■» nragncL______Ing-Ught- ~2b — HflwallTlvc^— — ^ ^ 7b — News 3 — N ow o 4fll, 11* — Newlywed Gam e 4sl — Love, American Style 11 — Today 7b, 8 — Today in Idaho 6:S0 3 — King Fam ily , • . B :M 2sl, 2b, 3 ,4sl, 5,7,8,11 — Nows SEND % U:30 4b, 7al - Masterpiece Theatre 4b, 7sl — Elcctrlc Company 2b, t — »10,000 Pyrnmltl 2al, 7b, 8 — Doctors 5 — EngclbertHumperdlnck FLOWERS.'-' 8:45 2b, 3, 6sl, 11 — Edge of Night ^ 8 ‘- ,T B A 4 sl — N «w « Evening 4sl — Q irl in My Life li - Hawali'Flve-O " ih ^ r i'n ib b ilU r ».#y lo tty ‘ Got ' 9:00 6:00 1:00 10:00 toon ' than with lovoly ftetti lli>wi^«t 2sl. 7b, 11 — Dlnoh Shore 2sl, 5 — News 2sl, 7b - Return to Peyton 2sl, 2b, 3, 5, 7b, 0, 11. — News at a llvina pUnI Ih4l'« tucc |o e h rir 2b — Magic Circus 2b, 3 — Gam bit Place 3, 4sl — Truth or Consequences 4sl — Mod Squad lha p « litn l 4al — I Lovo Lucy I 2b, 3 - Match G am e ’73 4b — Movie' — "The Tlilef of 6 — Rompor Boom 4b, 7sl — Sesame Streel 4sl, 11 — One Life to Live Bagdad" i;3 0 7b - To Tell tlw* Truth 5 — Secret Storm 7sl — University of Ulah 2Sl, 7b. B, 11 — Hollywood 8 — Dffya of Our Lives 8, n — Brudy Bunch 6:30 Innugural Events SquaroB 2:00 10:30 2sl, 7b, 0 — G ir l W ith 2b, 3, 5 — U )v o of U fo 2b1, 7b — Somerset 2sl, 7b, B, 11 — Johnny Carson Somelhinv Extra 647 Main Ave. Wesl 4sl — Brady Brunch 2b. 3, 11 — Secret Storm 10:35 ' 3. 11 — Odd Couple Twin Fallt, 733-2674 9iS5 4sl — Love, Amprlcan Style . 2b— M o v ie “The Creeping _____2h. 3. 5 — N ow s ______5al____ Mnvli- "Once Before I 4sl — To Tell the Truth rTrmaure-Hunt- Die” 0 — Another World i:30 2sl, 8, 11 — W izard of Odds 2b — Virginian Book tells 3, 4sl — Mcrv Griffin 7b — Love, American Style 8 — Jeopardy After You've demise 11 — Let’s Make n Deal ShonnGd The Sales- Tlie Hopi m m an iram uon suya that destruction of Kack_Mesa^ will m ark the beginning of tiro A fte r You've Been end-Qf the world, . And, as usualrthc white man Quoted the Discount Is ''helping’’ Uie Indian bring this promise to fruition. B lack Mesa Is in Uie Four P rice Comers area where Utah, Ne vada, A rltona and New Mexico come together. And it is the center of a vast complex that is s trlp ^ ln lrtg coal to proaucc- electricltyfor a huge area. Then Come to Much more is produced there ~tbo~ smogrfumCB, poimiion7 Claude Brown’s ^ and ■ water’ahortagcs; The case against “progress*' is presented in word and pic; and see how much ture by Suwinne Gordon and Alan Copeland In "Black Mesa: More Carpet Quality •me Angel of Death,” published recently by the John Day Com* Your Dollar Will Buy pany of New York ($4.05), Copcland_-lQQk__.tlie_J?trlking pictures that show the plants involved belching smoke into —the hcrctoforo-dcan.deaeil.fllr of we area. Claude Brown’s And Miss Gordon spina the words that spell out Uie s'tory of thQ rape of a landscppo in Healtli Care Supplies?.... Carpet Is Our Specialty the name of progress. ------SEE - Crowley's Health Caro 143 M ain A ve . East strlclentty cohMrvallonlst; tclla “ Center T w i n F a l l s p art of Ita story through use of W . Addison ot Modln -the Hopl and N fl^Jo traditional ..Twln.F.aIli_ 733-4000 t^ o s . iS i niiV)H-N»w».'T\«ln P«JI1. W*h0 Sunitay. Mavembw II, 19^3 Pollution nbatemcnt H ill lagooii lyiteni, tS mllu nortli of _F«lriIelil,— pnivldM_Iacllltlei_to servjO _th« _ Inlemgloiui llr« camp and Big Smoky guard. The two I»gMM cover .t of an acre. The PeHect Gift Idea . . . ^ ------V------^ ------, 4t , * Seo our unlqu« connihg machlno ^ ^ E n r e s t ___ sewage facilities Flegulor <89.93 on. pc. You Save S ^ Q 9 5 FAIRFIELD - Sewage troatmont facllltica arc t f l ■' making an appearance in national forest aroos. FULL SawtnotB National Forest Service crews h a w coniplbtbcf C C IA IiS ! a lagoon system 25 m iles north of Fairfield at Bift.Smoky with the facility to serve the Intcrrcalonol Firo Camp and the Big Smoky Guard Station. In addition it will serve tourists with self ^ontalned cari^pcr “or“ lrall6rsr“A“ dum p contained units may dump ■ theirJanka.and.cloarLQHLqf.tcr.:. Tom Pestotnlk, engineer, said the two lagoons. Mver about .0 of on acre. Wnate from T public toilets in the surrounding district will be pumped into the dump station to bo carried Into the lagoons. He said about 30 fire fighters are malntalmid at the fire com p and 10 to 15 forest service personnel. Ilic lagoon system -wiU handle this faculty and Uie 2,000 gallon holding lank which Is metered into the lagoons to prevent any septic action. Pestotnlk said a. logoon sy st^ is planned at the Red Fish Lake recfreotion area whore It will serve forest "sbrvTcO^'lnBtailotions -nnd- provide a dum ping station for campers and trailers .using that scenic area campgrounds. This is the first major step by Sn wtootH~^fl^ft~~t<>Wflrd pollution abatement Involvlh^ - ‘.oHiolalflflaldJ - "ORIHCllbNiCp ! Th«-l'inwv«lout mi4kl«'7nlnlarc* -Aiod«v,-Nauom b«H8,. 19?J Tlm»»-N|«wi.-;r^ln-F-«ll>.ai)aho „I 1 ‘Pre-cooied’ btillis- By GEORGE ABRAIUM cooled bullM trom your gar^ (5).“(5) II lOcai laws pon iui, u y 'buijilng-the-stum pT—using... t.'viiMn I jfui* »•••• f>»-" — loam). Some pe^Iepow them M 6 inch pot, or use your saltpeter and paraffin oil. Bore I POTS: Many home.Bardenera regular Und^ Place tho bulbs well In plain tap,water, adding window box for- parsley and a hole 2 Inchep In diam eter and a re reso rting to o tr ic k m e d by In a p taatic b a g a n d keep In the o few pieces ef charcoal; crisper o( your rofrigcratir for other herbs. Parsley se^ Is 18 inches deep, pvt In 1V4 commorclal florists — buying When It conies to light, the slow to germinate — may take ounces of saltpeter (potassium “p«-cooled” bulbs for forcing 8 weeks or so. Ttien pot them up English Ivy grows fine In shade In a s oil m ix tu re o f 1 p a r t each 6 weeks or so. nltroto), with water and plug Indoors. " You'cart'hastcngermlnatlon or sun outdoors. Indoors It likes ProKKMlod bulbs are bulbs of sand, peat and loam. _diipplod.ahado.ln.Bumn»er and up tight. • -H00TING~IMPAT1ENS: - by-seaWng the seed In warm “ In about'O m o n th s, p u t in the w hich hn v o been glvfsn- the full sun In winter. Homo gardeners tell us they water - for 24 hours, then same hole a half pint M ■peclal low temperature niere’s a trick to watering have 1 a hard time , rooting p la n tin g It In a |oose soU kerosene (also called paraffin Ireotmont needed for forcing. the English Ivy. Allow tho soil InipaUens or Day plants. mixture. •; oil), then llglit. Tlie stump H io old fashioned method of to get a bit dry between That empty wlnd6w box'canbox can to get a d ii o e i w ^ —aliould-amolder-away-without^ trpwlng tullO, daffodils or -Sometimes they root fast,______-irTrw—wT=—rrrr-_i__ sometlmos they rolTxiforo they bb^iscra'ror^^nTljSfln;^------wntcrlngsr-Glve-ihe-Tlant-i blazing, down to every part of hyacinths In pots was to poT oregano, summer savory and goc^ soaking each time you (hem up and bury them Ifi a ■ root. Try rooting yours In tho root. , dozens of other herbs useful water. , . . • c<}ldframe out SAVE WITH US! PASSBOOK SAVINGS . . . PASSBOOK- NO m in im Om OR THE FOLLOW ING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT* 90 DAY MINIMUM 1 YEAR MINIMUM. ^ $1,000 MINIMUM $1,000 MINIMUM *14 Tlmt»*N«wi/Twin Sunday, Novombor 18. W73p|i^ KRfit^T-^ANI.TOa SUPPLIES BURL^¥^M M IS&(©N^¥ARD7)Nie "AacraafJonol Valifctff' . i ;678-B319. :: : e~ih0f4un<|70. 334 8373.. 65 3 2n d A va. So. 7 3 3 .6 0 1 U ■M M M BiaiBIM i _'(' SundAy. NovOtnbor 10, 1973 Timos Nows, Twin F«ll8, Idaho