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6 8 t^yeati7 197th issue TWIN fa lls, IDAHO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26.1971 V , ' 1 r\c . Even leis lor ' W earner oellvery h o t release as S. r 1 hostages - -SAIGON CUPI) - American barbed-wire perlm< ler of the From 30 to 40 North for a sweep through the yalley. helicopter gunships flew In base, defended by 9 ipany of Vie^iagiese tanks were reports Spokesmen for the Army of the support of South Vietnamese South Vietnamese diers, ^ massmg on the east bank of Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) troops today in the first all-out about 160 men, and flung the Mekong River north of have named Snuol as one of the Tiaitife 6f (tie new Ttllffd satchel'chm-ges. Kompong unam, only 40 mUes chief targets of the current and the warden, held hostage for 24 hours by campaign to destroy guerrilla At dawn the two helicopters, from the Vietnamese frontier. operation. rebellious prisoners at Rahway State P ris^ , sanctume$ In Cambodia. fitted out with rocket launchers, South Vietnamese spokesmen American helicopter pilots were set free Thursday night when Gov. Willlam UPI correspondent Stewtu-t fiew over the outpost to refused to comment on Saigon flew 180 sorties In the 24 hours T. Cahill guaranteed no reprisals and said be Kellerman reported that the reconnolter. Hiey drew AK47 pl-ess reports that another 25 ending at dawn Thursday and immediately would consider the inmates* other Viet Cong bombarded a hilltop and machlnegun fire and North Vietnamese T34 Prime Minister Edward Heath In a trans- Thanksgiving celebration at cevlch and five guards were taken hostage by Atlantic telephone call Tliursday. the Western White House to Inmates who refused to leave the auditorium order Attorney General John N. Heath meet Speaking of the Indis-Pakistani border crisis, when another prisoner arose to speak on “ In- Mitchell to file for the Injunction ZieglO' said: “ As you know we have done a great LONDON (UPI) -Bjeujdent justices In society" and penitentiaiy conditlonM! when federal courts opened deal in' terms of providing humanitarian Nixon and Prime Minister Inmates claimed the takeover was “ spon­ txxlay. assistance in the area. Edward Heath will meet in the taneous" and was supported by all 500 to 600 ■ “ In my opinion, these un­ “ A resort to military action would be hard for second half of December to prisoners in two of the five cellblocto taken o v « resolved labor d ilu tes have the American people to understand” Ziegler discuss the^ wwld trade and by the convicts. Prison officials staid, however, resulted In strikes affecting a said, adding he is certain this was conveyed to money crisis, BritisH govern­ that about ISO hardcore inmates led tte relielllan substantial part of the maritime Heath hv Nixon ment sources said today. and took control of the two wings. Industry of the ... The White House has spurred behind-the- They also will discuss rela­ Seven-guards-suffered minor injurles-wfaoi— these^strikes. lf_pennittedJo scenes( ’ toliUt thrhostmiles W ore~r tions with-the Soviet Union and they tried to rescue the warden and the other lontlnue. will ■ imperil the major conflict H I out, Th6 appeal to the UN Conmiunlst China and the hostages, and the nation’s second majpr prlscn 'hationai health and safety," the rebellion of the year was underway. The other, would be on the grounds that the it'arrlng parties threatened conflicts in the President told Mitchell In a Middle East and between India Attica, N.Y., resulted in the deatlu of 32 inmalM are threatening.world peace and stability. letter. and Pakistan, the sources said. “ and' It guards: * ^------Robbery suspect elusive , autopsy si iat^d WOODLAND, Wash. (UPI) - FBI agents ahd Tom McDowell. ,neapolis, Minn.; G ^ t Falls and Missoula. police fanned out in the Cascade foottilUs today The FBI said the suspect was about 6 teet tall. Mont; and Spokane. Wash., before touching setkrchlng for the daring hijacker who 175 pounds, with black hair and-arr olive con>- down at Portland. Au RUEY — An autopsy was the Safeway store on Overland parachuted into ithe wilderness with $200,000 Dlexloa ' " **■'' The Hijacker gave a note to a stewardess and scheduled today In Burley in the ^ v^ u e and demanded money ransom. A Northwest Airlines Boeing 727 was hijacked showed her “'two cyltode<4 with wires,” - death of Richard Thomas at gun point After getting “ If he is }n thri..area ... w ell dig him out of the late Wednesday with 42 persons aboard on a officials said, ihe alleged bomb was in a suitcaaa. Jeddns, 29, who was fatally money from the cash register, woodwork somehow," an FBI spokesman flight from Portlsjid, Ore., to Seattle, Wash. The Hie man told the captain at ^ t t l e that Hh wounded in an exchange of he demanded money fran the promised. methodiral hijacker allowed the 38 passengers to crew nnrf passengen. would bis miivi if his gunfire «itfa Burley police ot- safe. Officers were called a M a U it ik e The FRI dedded Thursday to set up search dseiSilMti after He reMved the ransom and four demands forit200.000 and f(vr parachutes were . fleers daring a r o b b ^ attempt store employe and arrived aa^ headquartirt here for a “ D 3 . Cooper.’f who parachutes. not m et Wednesday night the man attospted to flee the' r e q iie s te d pulled off the .Uzarfe Thanksgiving | Eve TbeUjacker, described as middle-aged and Hie man allegedly e||tered building. hijacking and parachuting and disappears with “ very Tdaxed,” disappeared as the plane flew When Northwest acceded to his requesi the Offlcers aald Jeiddns fired a WASipNGTtJN (UPI) -TOT BieTwisomr' ^ ^ dn^om Seattle-Tacoma InterriaOdhia^Alrpart ts plane took off on southward course. Two Air shot at police, creasing the UJ3. PiMil ^ ^ c e today ap­ According to Lim Emrick, who s u llie d one of ' Reho, Nev. Force jet planes tailed the commandeered scalp of Police Chief Iteh Barry. plied to Hii! Prii%. Commission the four DifracnUtes handed . o w to the '.’nw FBI said the search was being con- airliner to Reno. Officers said ttie hijacker could He w u riMt bjr OCBce^ R « for a 319 per cent increase in, highjacker, one of the two paradiotes apparently centrated tai the CowlityClark Cymty area in have bailed out unnoticed b e c i ^ of the Madden and fen to ijiealdewalk third dass maU ratea^vtbe u k d In the jump was inoperable.. soatbem Wadiingtoa as a reMToflnfmnatloa darkness and because the jetliner w u flying ao ahcr flrtag anolber abot.iAicii largest boost io priM sought .^EipriCk. of Si7 Sports Inc., Twauah, Wash., l>ovided by the crew and “ stricUy con]ectiiK'Sn'' low. mi!M d«ID(^‘- ;Phas« n of iPlradd^ saU fiie "chute was for ^und practice only anl Voor p a ri” The plane flew to Rem wiBi its tail sectioQ ed t Policc Chief Barry said NiiDon’s econoqilc stabObntian ttie csnopy was sewn shut ! . An FBI spohHBnan said the T^aqnare mile » o p e n . empkqrM the Sktrassjrtore program began two weida ago. ' < "I didn’t know it when I went over«ndI I p i d ^ , arm was ael^cted because the crew reported a t was a .dramatic landing at Reno. Hnndreds ar».- to be eewitilHmitr t tee n#w pot}al Mr/- - tt out;" be said. renwlntaui aHoi in the taee ef - Tlw prap^.ta^^ Bowever^^nMMtesperlenCeSfpaAchiiUsisi famplatwi region. , Scores of pdice andFBI agmts snrroanded the -iee*BnS:prit* Wk**-JO tbft'MtMlkm.-Ffldiihiietioireii- ~a00dinafl^ auvaitlsingditio-- - i^ t he bade |^iidc-qrst-and Emrtdt*rway the aidMI hr iwUcopters and light ' -fWd.7-"-r-— ...... ^— r — limM 0( at 'pmr~ tiw part o f Uw alor* p m w n al, lan and other “jmdt’' dieitdevicec' , — iSlaAiH..' - Upon landing the crew Hlswnharked, bat there mM4d undtf' (ha 0 ov-' he nUflfat have rendted in Fbsb Class and air.mBU. would ’*W«^ eithier kioUiig,fa^ a paradntror a bole Itaa JaObier, F U ^ t orlgbially toA off , werenoslgraaf diab0iBDb, them0iN)]r,0Mflf ttH ^ .awwatdeaflit. biteriCsetsd. . ? . - ta said CUfflciaimly Under Shtrifl . ettan Washlngtan, D.C., and stopped at Miii- four paratihntes or “D3. Cboiwr."'.

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•nrte*-New», Twin Idaho fridsy, K^vwnber M, 1971 .t ia c in air ' " ^ ' ___ heelam ittion . YUOTlintAT, NWr(UH) after It a c ^ y occurred in above normal . background, gBiHg outlor.turiny diniW 'iW r T -R jd la t^ baa leaked l|ito the • connection ’ with a iw d said an A E C ^kesm an, and Robert Walk. BaiMrt, bots^muff , : atmosphere from an undtfr detonation at -Y u c ca -A t 65 '‘there is n o , health hazard hmM arrangemei^ . . . ground nuclear detonation at miles northeast df, L ii 1. either on or off the test Jerome. Flscuf, ' Jerome, the Nevada . test site, the ^ the flr»t-'i , site;” earfy ibdiBl ' Cdl . . Atomic i Energy . Oommliwiqn distoniition since the United The maximum reading taken Judy Bropkagoingoutto coffee States touched off' a- five was 12 mlcroroengt^, thou­ — her first nouridim ^ flnoe AEC sid the nature of tte megaton m i ^ e warhead un- sands of times less than the Ttaanksgivii^ dinner .. , , secret e z p e ^ e n t; described d e i^ iin d on ^ ch itlca Island radiation a person would be Kenneth Sheiw not. wanting a only lu a highly conplez in Alaska. exposed ..to while taking a ridehonuinsnowstohn.. .Budd ,weapons .effect test, “ involved The detimation \rtiich caused regular diest X-ray FUlllps having dif Acuity ttie possibility of a very small the leak was less than 20 -^'loeilB g iBwiidw during overty r0KaBeof radidacUvily;’^ kilotons in yield, which means Ten employes at ffie~Nevada qui^toun^ng on police ... Four hours after the nuclear it had less force than, 20,000 test site were exposed to Bill Stontoiets talking about device was triggered, radioac­ tonsofTNT. radiation earlier this week In a good time at W ediesd^ ni^t tivity seeped into the atmos­ Monitors in aircraft and on lalwratory accident when an dance . . . Bfr. and Mrs. R.B. phere from 900 fMt below the the ground traced the radioac-. instrument was broken. Tbe Miller and Mr. and -Mrs.- desert floor where tiie experi­ tlvlty both Wednesday and radiactive material, plutonium, George Miller having ment was hliriedy Itae AEC said Itiursday. It began to disperse was found in a building nianksglvihg dinner . . . Jerry the ' lealc was small' and south of the Nevada test site a assigned to the LawrenM buying can of c o ^ fbr presented no health few miles, east of Lathrop Radiation Laboratory. The AEC "’ghgriff’s office. . . Fred Hlee^ A ^eles, said full­ CaLf., Ramona’s Food Products been raided five times before the Chinese charge, was not the halfway point. sive.” The negotiators, he said, returned to the Jet Propulsion two more slayings. Musician time ' doctors! also stimulate Co, she was nominated for the mentiaaed when SAL^ heU its A spokesman for the National were “h i ^ at work ... meeting Laboratory here from the Gary Hiitunan was MUed firmer group discipline within 'hie plant was raidec^ ct S, a treasurer’s post. .Mth meeting—a two-hour ses- Safety Council said the death in good long stretches.” But he spacecraft continued to be because the Manson family the'medical staff. short time after thb White "T h e Immigration and Nahf ■skn at the American embassy. rate was about the same as last refused any hint of the sub- obscured by a dust stolen op the wanted money they thought he House announced the liAmlrai- ralizatlon Service has been The source said there has year over the Thanksgiving stanqe of the meetings. red planet. 'had, and ranch hand Donald tlon. Agents of the U.S. Im- jisked to testify at Monday's been no suggestion within SALT weekend when 651 persons dlM. Other sources, however, said More than 800 pictures have “ Shorty” Shea was decapitated Valley Briefs migration and Naturaiiiiation heaAng about the raid. yet t ^ t China be invited to Join. The council estimated that little progress h u been made in been received at JPL firom the ‘ . because Manson feared he was between 620 and 7l0 Americans., the sixth round beyund the stage tn ^ Cameras of Mariner 9, planning to help evict the iiand TWIN FALLS - Evangelist would die

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TWIN FA U ^ - Steven V. rehaUlitation specialist with Youth Trainl^ Center, iklko, Grupe, a Vietnam veteran and the Twin Falls Office of Idaho Nev. He alM tiaa been em^oyed X 'graduate of Utah State Vocat'lonal RehabilUatlon as a c a » worker with the Twin TWIN FALLS - An Harrison St. . able to work at ^ bs in dieltered" University, is a new Service, Ray W. 'himer, state Falls DPA otace. Mrs. Grupe is association for retarded A news release indicates that workshops or under some, director, announce today. a psychology and physical AUlEDVIIINyMU children will be organized J!A' group of forward-looking supervlsiont the group is Grupe, completing a education teacher at Buhl High Tuesday evening in Twin Falls. parents and other interest^ seddng ^’posittve action.” vocational rehabllltaption in- School, lliey reside at Buhl. C A U V O M M C M Afionr, 7>3-737f Hie Twin Falls Association persons in the Magic Valley" "Many iadults in our area are Director service field, and procedural A general vocational for Retarded Children is have been concerned with tte already in n e ^ of this kind of training course, fortiully began rejiabllltatlon program coun­ W « d o n 't m o v « sponsoring, the formatlpn of a problems of the handicapiped program. Many more are ap­ naibed his duties today. | selor, Grupe's office is at 1039 Magic Valley-wide group, to child. Noting that lour of eVerJr proaching this age," the news In his 12 months 'of V ietn^ .Blue Lakes Blvd. meet at 8 pjn. Tuesday at th)^30—retarded children will release said^ TWIN. FALLS - i Gene Army servlpe, he .was stationed. W * m ov * Child Development Ceriter, 80 J, become semi^leDendent adults. A panel of experts including Schneider, formerly a reporter at Phu Loi near S ^ on . Upon There are- about 87 mlUlon fttm illm Mark Utvln of the Vocational for the Tlmes-News, has been returning to the Uniti^ States in bicvrllsts in the United States. ■ ' . * ' i ■ Rehabilitation Service and Lois named director of recreation February', ,1970. he hpcame Darnell of the Vocational and membership with the U.S. chief data analyst for 16 months Development Center, Inc., will SU Association. at Ford Hood, Tex, '^ O M P L E t E Crowning s^ated ^discuss the sheKeped-workshop He also serves as editoV and Prior to military service, concept at Tuesday’s publisher of USSA .Ski News, Grupe was a counselor with the SELECilON!! organlutional meeting. Mew specialist Denver, Colo. Schneider edited for Junior Miss A display of workshop items a youth feature page for the rSjUMCKS will give some idea of the work VIETNAM veteran, Steven V. Times-News and since leaving done by the handicapped. Grupe, assumes duties today as CARPET NOD ClfiUWG Contestants In the pageant Twin Falls has been associate TWIN FALf.S - Twin Falls The public is Invited to attend. a new rehabilitation specialist FORTHENOUNYS? are Pam Miller, Filer; Carla with Ski Racing Magazine in will have a'new Junior Miss Refreshments will be provided with the Twin Falls Office of .hidy -Gott, Denver and formerly with the C A U W O W ! at 7:30, wlth' The- meeWnT Idaho Vocational Rehabilitation Pampa, Tex. Daily News and contestants is crowned by Kimberly: Oiwlette Presnell, SteanCaiietCletMn scheduled to start at 8 pjn. Service. the News-Herald of Conneaut, Miss Janice Kimberly; ^inda Ripa, 73S-6036 11 ta BLUC LAKES BlVD NOITH TWIN fA liS reigning Junior Ohio. ’ Cook. I Castleford; Rene La

f ‘TIP’ program outlitie given COULEE DAM, Wash. (UPI) does not give his name but the — The Chamber of Commerce office assigns him a code num­ here has announced It will spon­ ber so if ai conviction results sor the “ Tip” program in this from his InfOmation, he will re^ area. . • ceive ah_aw*d. UDICO TIPstands for "Turn in Push- Lauterbach said niany Citi­ zens want no reward other than with Sony’s LECTRIC The^ulee chambef took the the satisfaction of HavinK nelp- action following a guest lecture ed to “ run the pilShers out of by W.M. Lfiuterbach, project business." ” ^-band portable. manager of the Communica­ tions Satellite Station at Brew­ '^MODEL TFM-IOOOWA ster, Wash. Lauterback told chamber 3 stereo^ members TIP is a cit^n in­ volvement venture in which anyone witnessing a pusher o f__thefts' hard drugs in operation tele-" phones a central office giving - O R N POPPER all the details.. reported The caller, Lauterbach said, TWIN FALLS - Three MODEL W258 WITH HARD TEFLON automobile burglaries were joy reported to Twin Falls City Colntrolled Minor police Thursday and Friday, KINDNESS CUSTOM CARE L involving the loss of tape s t e ^ f INST ANY Cycle layers and tapes, r injuries Kenny Gorrlnge, 1105 Blue HAIRSETTER AND CONDITIONER Blending! Lakes Blvd., N., told officers TWIN FALLS - Ronald !someone entered his 1965 sedan b y C la iro l MODEL k-300 Victor, 29, suffered minor in­ sometime Thursday morning or juries in an automobile accident Wednesday night and took a WITH LOTS OF POWER!! at 9 p.m. Thursday on Addison player and tapes valued at $121. Avenue West near Blake Street. Nick M ar^ez reported his City police aaid he was automobile was entered while it driving west on Addison Avenue was parked at 168 Ramage St. yflatro up soothing when a vehicle driven by Eddy and a 4ape deck and tapes Carpenter, 18, Twin Falls, taken. He estimated the value of comforts of massage/ turned onto Addison from Blake the loss at $184. lOtspeed Street, and struck the rear of Rick Wilson told officer^ the Victor vehicle. Victor had someone broke out both frorjt stopped, he told officers,. windows in. his car while it was 0St6K"\nixa-W Bi' waiting for a third vehicle parked at the D. J’s parking lot MODEL 843 which was turning lefL Thursday night. HEAT HamiltCMi Beadi Siony FM/AM Radioactive rain MASSXGER MODEL218-i()1 ilock-radio. hits south :

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Dejepted T& The Citizens OJ M agic Valley WASHINGTON (NBA) - Hie by tncreued smuggling., from' Democracy ' hais, been proved relations with Peking u country h u acquired « debt of coup in^rtuilland was sparked the People’s.Republicot China. struggling in Thailand' ^ a h ^ e Bs 'Amiorlcan troops 8 ^ . 4 0 billion baht or )b«>re. •Friday, November J4, 1971 AI Wettergrart, Publisher' PHONE 733-0^31 by three factors: The United’ Nations vote, ."cohstitutton setting 'up an ap­ move out. BecauM this course Whether we like it or not. w . ire An increase In the guerrilla ousting Natlonalist'China made pointed s i^ t e and an elected .could arouse much local [op^ shall havjB. to k e ^ ajDoj^j^ Official Cllymd County Navnpaptr Mmb*rotAudlt Bureauoi Circulation and UPI- threat eucerbated by Khmer '8 bad situation worse by : lower ho i^ with limited i^wera position, advocates may w ^ ' army formed, spendlnron them Pursuant to S*dlcn «0-)M Idaho Cod*. Thuriday is tiar*by daslgnatad as (he dayo) the w«ek on which more than we caibwArd . .. ' laga; n^fcM will b* pulillihed. Published dally and .Sunday, except Saturday, t t 132 Third Sli^eet West, Rouge (Cambodian)/border strtiigt)iening the hands of th e' is barely uiriee years old. Before believe a “ strong” government Twin Falli, Idatio, 13101,by A^gic UalleyNewip|ipert, Inc. Entered as second class mall'maMer April 8, disruptions ^jsnd .,the‘ growing proIayed Ping- IVII.atthepottoHlcf In Twin Falls, ldaho,*330l,iinderthe'actolMariha, IB79. threat from Conimunlst forces and weakening the-portion of a d^ d e. .Ihe pren^er, Field Some weeks ago, a State Pong with Maa (Peking's Bfao in Laos as the CSiina-Laos those loyal to Taiwan. ^ The Marshal 'Hianom Kittikacborn, Departinent Oifficial.wamed this Tse-tung) it does not mean that J military slipply road moves Qiinsw conununityin Thailand reported head o f the reporter of the deteriqrfition in his cousin down south will not closer U> the lhai border, llie is strong economically and Revolutionary Council which Thailand. It worfiM hini more play a ro u te r game with us resulting instability has caused politically. Allegedly, it has hiu suspended the constitution, than ' Vietnam, Laos and still. Or will the bid dream be grave concern in lliaUand and uised its economic power in dissolved parliament and or­ Cambodiaf^mch is saying a over once Mr. Nixon his tasted In the U. S. State Departmmt. widespread attempts to corrupt dered martial law, was ako good deal. A4etter to a Thai the Peking duck?" A seriously worsening officials. ___ leader of the old military group friend brou^t this answer Just A few years ago Ihailwd was economic picture, resulting in A ^ e s of si^ts within the which reluctantly gave 1^ sOme one day before the coup was pointed to as a model of part from tlje hefty decline in U. ^ i e f opposition party (nort- of its power in 1969. announced.L.._.i financial responsibility. The S. dollars as American troops , military) renders U virtu^yi Despite antagonism toward >“ More' and more of the discipline of Thai economic have withdrawn from Southeast powerless to effectively protest local Chinese, it is known that Communist activities are ap­ officials was .widely praised. Deserves Asia and in part from disruption despite considerable strength in influential members of the pearing in print. The stress Bangkok government men’ in the normal economy caused the parliament. ‘ military group advocate im- seems to be the north and the aimedat developing a small but .south. I suspect that' it is vigorous foreign aid program of EveA I though the required $30,000 could not be t)aclced because designed so (hat the troops will their own. amount of money has not - been of lack of funds. This comparison have to be separated between The letter went bito detail on the Rowing corruption, the determined at this time, it goes is a far stretch of the imagination. Nan and other cities up north Stepping Stones to Glory and the cities in the'south, a Chinese smuggling, the without Saying that the proposed The fact the district turned down distance of well over 1,000 spreading opium fr a f^ , thfe for a—building------the kindergarten offer has kilometers. — effects of -the—United Nations program, in the TWUI Falls school been, stamped ^is the^jorrectlS^^ “ Then only lately the Khmer vote and a general nat(onwide district should receive the backing because several school districts Rouge are beginning to be decline in morale. '"1 once of all citizens. - ' over the state did the same thing. active along the l>qrder. worried about Quemoy and The Timei-News has always And the fact the money was not “ We are borrow^g thousands Matsu . .. Now I worry about' my own bank account .. taken a stand in favor of .^oject^ im m ^iately available is only one of of millions a yeacJT. . So far, the which are nMdi^, afid .has con­ many reasons local officials turned sistently urg^iTsupport of funding down the offer. programs in these cases. On the The new facilities for the school GEORGE C. THOSTESON, M.D. other hand the support* of projects are—and, will . be—needbd. The which are not really a necessi^ has superintendent and the board have been withheld. instigated a study which Will come Emphysema There are some who take the up with the cost of the project. The rather ridiculous stand that the final say will co^ne when the voters Dear Dr. Thosteson: What is trouble, but get no Information officials should not call for a cast an "aye” or a “nay” for the ',the difference between em- as to a cure. — Mrs.- E. R. multimillion-dollar bond issue issue. 'The Times-News, even at .^hysema and pulmonary Tense, nervous people "are the after they (the officials) said only this early date and ijisfore the •fibrosis? Some people say they usu^ sufferers ^ m this, but a few weeks ago that suppoi(-t of amount is known, believes that the are the same. Is there any cure allergies, errors ui diet and kindier^rten classes to the tun^ of “ aye" vgte will be the proper one. or help to make ^breathing other factors can be involved, easier? — E. F. too, so you are deluding yourself They are notWhe. same, if you think some simple, although either can make specific^ “ cure" will be the breathing difficult. answer. It is a chronic condition The inside of tbe lungs con­ that, usually, yields best to tains vast numtiers of tiny gradual, persistent control. I Mini- Towns spaces, or air '&acs. When you suggest that you send 25 cents h breathe, the air filters into this and a long self-addressed, , myriad of spaces, just as water stamped envelope for a copy of “ Zero population growth” has the last person has gone. fills a sponge. my booklet on “ Colitis,’’ which already been achieved in the It’s alsa possible that a town may In th& surface of these sacsv wUl give, you a more detailed Unit^ States—on a modest scale.. be incorporated even before the there takes place the exchange understanding of the problfem Five incorporated towns—Bay first resident moves in. Two of the of oxygen and carbon dioxide. you are up against. City, Alaska; Ironton, Colo.; zero-population towns—Bay City Emphysema means that the Ridotto, Iowa; Westfall, Ore., and and Parker—did not exist in 1969 walls of these tiny air sacs have Dear Dr. Thosteson:. My _ husband is on a salt-free diet.' Parker, Tex.—show up in the 1970 and still showed no inhabitants in weakened and broken down. The. "sponge” _ effect isT ^ e have a water softener. Census of Population and Housing 1970. Presumably, they were in­ diminished, and the area where Someone told me that i^ter Is with a population of zero. corporated for some special the joxygen exchange takes not any good becauM the water Three of them — Westfall, reason, says the Census Bureau. place is reduced. Tbe elasticity has salt In it. Is it true? — Mrs. Ridotto and Ironton—lost their Census Bureau information of the lung is lost. H. J. entire populations between 1960 shows there were 116 incorporated Pulmonary fibrosis, however, It depends on the type of and 1970, ptummetin^ from 8, 6, towns with populations of 25 or less PAUL HARVEY means that excessive scar softener. It is sodluiQ (which Is tissue is present in the lungs. cont4| p { ^ skit) that has to be and 1 respectively'^ in 1970, conpared wit 79 in 1960. This can, result from various avoided" m a' low-salt diet, so All five are still .listed as towns, This was an increase of nearly 47 causes: infection (tuberculosis .you'll have to determine however,Ijsjncgj. in xnost cases it per cent. A Good Market> I- being an important one);' ex­ ph^bP*' your softener sub­ I requires legislative action to Although the 116 are scattered posure to dusts and irritants; stitutes sodium for other terminate corporate status. This through 27 states, 53 of them are in A declining stock markefTs' hedged In the mai^^t against expects the Inflation rate to be sometimes it is related to the chemicals In order to soften the may not take place until long after the belt ranging from the Dakotas good news? the apparent ^vitabllity that cut in half this next year — we collagen diseases; cancer; water. If so, your husi>and to Texas, This declining stock market is dollars would be worth less. can all invest with prt^ence fungus infections of the lungs; should not consume the water. good news. _ And speculators took ad­ Instead of in panic. ' and various less common Meantime, why not use un­ One subjection which notxxly vantage of that logical History says It’s better that causes. Sometimes rto specific softened water for drinking and is an expert Is the stock noarket. response. an overheated stock market caijse-can be identified. cooking? There’s no reason wby f What e^dence? NoW, if dollars are going to cools down than for our nation’s There is no effective treat-' you can't continue to use the MR. SP^TATOR During September, 1968, the stop shrinking so fast — and currency to bum up. roent for pulmonary fibrosis In softened water for washing. stock market posted an all-time Treasury Secretary Connally So, Merry Christma?! the curative sense. It is im­ high when most analysts had portant, naturally, to combat Dear Dr. Thosteson: I am a begn forecasting a plunge. whatever is causing the professional furniture stripper The Day After The Wall Street Journal scafrlng, so it won’t get worse. and use large amounts of publislied a front-page con­ Treatment for emphysema commercial paint remover. The Like you folks, Mr. Spectator niatch the new sunburst yellow of fession that the experts which it BRUCE BIOSSAT involves abstinence from shop is well ventilated. I have feels miserfibie. It's just because the jet planes. The unitwins are in regularly quotes did not know tobacco, medication to keep the recently begun to suspect that I there was too much to eat very good taste, arft" Very nice and what tliey were talking about. airways open so the patient can am pregnant. Would the fumes get more oxygen, and of this stripper be harmful to yesterday — the day of the big are attractive. Want more evidence? If the , feasts! experts were so expert would all Dim Prospects mechanical means of aiding my baby? - Mrs. N. W. breathing. You have probably answered When we started to push our­ those brokers have gone broke or ABOUT A LETTER run for cover these past three your own question with your selves away from the table we WASHINGTON ( NEA) - The swelling numbers of unem­ Remember Ron Jennings, the years? Including four big ones! judgments ^continue to pile up ployed in the underdeveloped Dear Dr. Thosteson: Please comment that the shop Is well discovered we had gained so much ventilated. I doubt that the Navy recruiter in Twin Falls? He The only^stock market advice amo(ig international economic lands pose a major threat to print cause and cure or treat­ ment spastic bowel. I have mere smell of the solvents weight that we just didn’t have the and family, were transferred you ever got from this column specialists that the world's world stability. He contends of a l)een told by doctors that is my would harm the baby. strength left to move the bulk. awhile back and the other day we ^ais this: If you haven't the underdeveloped countries may that_ unemployment rises at But we guess it was worth it. We received a note from him — finding stomach for a roller-coaster have trouble ever achieving a about twice the rate of feel we will not havlf to eat again he is now in Argentia. Newfoun- ride, stay out of it. humanly acceptable level of population, which Itself Is S«r:lf7 «nybody-tell9-you--the- living; nuntil Sunday breafclast — and, dlapd. He writes he is in'an area — -booming up at-tlu-ee per cent perhaps, not even until after the downtrend is over or ttiat the Tbe greater dream, that these per yearln some poor countries. where there is a lot of hunting and slide will slide further, tell him first TV football game. nations of Asia, Africa and Says Van Dam: fishing, that they aref living on you remember 1968. And lots of Latin. America' might one day Hoping you feel the same — we “ It Is a particularly sensitive BEimy's 11 problem because about half the m remain nice. touted economlst^-had egg on enjoyed today by the United their faces. unemployed are not more t l ^ But he put two really important States and other advanced 25 years old bi a labop-fOrce Wall Street Is never having to CAN TROUBLE things in his note. First, he wanted countries. Is deemed to be where the starting ageran be as say you’re sorry. especially rOTOte. - When we moved into our present, low as 10.” to subscribe to the Tin^-News. But the traders are a breed and new, apartment we bought a On—Oia" n>atter, Courtney What we are witnessing, he This request we put thrtxigh yje apart. The neWs Is good, they go ^Brown, editor of couple of nice garbage cans. One Columbia suggests, is “drarnatic right department. Second, Iw said to sleep: It’s bad, they go to Journal of World Business, wds metal and the other was that when he retires in three years piec^. deterioration in the use of .writes; human resources In the case of plastic. Have you heard Robert Or- “ For perspective, consider or so he and his wife want to come 77 per c«t of the world’s About a week after the purchase, ben’s version of how the world that even now the United States, back to Twin Falls and live here population.’’ ' someone backed into and ran over rV “ because we sure miss Twin Falls will come to an end? What the with six per cent of the the metal one which had been dnd that is where we are going to go > last spoken words will be before population, consumes 40 per Optimists like to stress the the world com«s to an end? cent of the world’s production of fOod production gains from the placed at the curb pickup position. when I get dut of the Navy.” So tha,t metal one was replaced Ort>en says, "In the concrete raw materials." so-called "greeq revolution,'' To which Mr. Spectator .would IjunkerBOO feet under the White What he Is saying is ttiat the the striking advance bi the use with'a new-one-. t add:— you Will find a welcome in HooaesitoalaneIndividual with world simply ca n t support sudt of new high-yield strains of Then this week we piJt ouiijthe Twin Falk because it is filled with a red telphone and a baldc levels for all its billions. Brown basic crops. They sometimes cans on collection day. Coming nice and friendy people. button. acSds: talk buojwUy of stlD more bDme fdr lunch we stopped to pick Anyone want to ^ o p Ron or Mrs. " ’The phone rings, he pidts it "The depletion of the world’s remarkaUe “miracle strains” them up. We found the lid to the Jennings a note? Their address is: up. The President of the United resources Is already occurring which ma^^-oipport far more States orders him to mash that peo|de than now with adeinay have to advanfai^'Riejrbelieve It can pyy unifomns (we g u ^ . that is .nrVEAWAYHEPTt ■Merrin IjmdirSen!* ” . accept a somewhat fflmihisiiwl euily Drove a ipar to renewed ^ hat-they call them) tlie Alt wegt~ Have H w ------■AllAIHIHWIMB ol whioti IHWpOTOOntt gcepwattonfor-) lotu steaLgd-^t-lWBg-in-acder ,,in,piiQiiiiiuipnn mw ■weitf aa the »Be¥^ WVC w ji riWllft ..t Ihii obaeMttkki, This recei^ prevent tbe gMttU. look” of the airline is foUowed. Tte —to give away. They are weaned Mg^ng stodc market is good and tbe wipeout of resooroei. Agricnltore lUdf it iwt aeen andareaboutfour months dd.> Call - news, tt reacts-the-inOtfia^ In ttw-OoinmUa ']oyn

BEXJPASf, Northern ^ la n d • “ With so. many men beipg that Sinc6'Internment began spokesmap^sslA. All the shots (UPI) Although overall vib- arrested 'since internment, Aug. 9 the average weekly missed. " : ‘ ; ' lance is down in Northerii women and childrefj- are taking number of incidents has fallen. The troops from the First Ireland, an increasing , number up weapoiis in their Rlace," he H e' said the num W o{ Battalion &ots Guards Hred __l___ 6f Womm >,and children are said. "But If attacked, we’ll !lre incidents involving shootings back and thought Ih e /T S S T ilf^ taking up weapons .against back, regardless of age ^ or anfl bombings liad dropped lUie machine^unner. "He was ■ security forces, an army source .sex.*"'' from a weekly average of M5 in seen to jerk ui)nifitnr|ii^y bb’ If __ siUd today. temfe“ Affalrs“ Ministern3ohn 'September toT186 in Ocreber to he had been wUunded,*' s^d The situation conceriis securi­ Taylor ~ told the , Northern 160 so faiv- in November. one officer. ty officers, the source said. Ireland Parliament Hjursday Figures in tn past two wmks The boys ran off a i troops ^kely^Ml show a bigger drop, returned fire after the dayli^t the officii^ said. ( attack but vanished in back ’The army source pointed to streets. >iew rules asked an incident Thursday in the Roman CathoUe Fal)s Road W^lSHINGTON (UPI) regulations would have ^’e- area as an exaniple of the WE BUY, Whit^'House has overruled the quired a single label listing the increased participation of Food and Drug. Administration price this way; younpsters in violence. SELL and and ordered inmiediate applica­ Regular price —30 cents. TTie army said t)vo boys' tion of new rules to ensure Cents o ff—8 cents. TRADE about 14, one armed with a sub honesty in "cents^ff” promo­ You pay—22 cents. tions. machlnegun, stopd on a .street GUNS However, grocers complained, corner and opened fire at a foot ’The FDA wanted a delay of patrol. TTje boy with . the ' several months to subject the that tiiis was too much trouble. for store clerks and too costly, machinegun, wearing a mask, RED'S rules to changes, but the fired- 10 shots. The other Federal Trade Commission and several retail chains said they would not handle cents off youngsters shot three rounds objected and the White House sales under such regulations. with a .2?'’“^»Hhor. rifle, a led on the side of-the- FTC, it was le ;^ e d ’Thursday. White House Murces said that SGT. JOHN SEXTON JR. celebrated bis first as a result, the rules p)robably Thanksgiving in over three years in fine will become effective Dec. 31 as American tradition hi Warren, Mich., with scheduled, or shortly thereaft­ turkey and all the trimmings, but ,with all the er. Under the new rules, the" world watching every bite. The !^ye;)r-old manufacturer will print th? World vt^ches soldier was'a' captive of the Viet Con^ lor 28 amount of ,"o6fits o fr ’ on the months until his release Oct. 8, (UP!) label. Th#* retailer then~will stamp on the reduced price. Also,! (he retailer must post a sign designating the regular price. Hospital |-elease set As originally issued by both CORNING the FDA and the FTC. the WASHINGTON ( UPI) -A F L - -CIO convention at Miami Zack, however, reported late Washington. The train was' WARE CIO President George Meany, Beach. Thursday that. Meany’s pains’ stopped at Ci)lumbia, S.C., hospitalized with severe chest He was admitted to the had vanished and that^ his . Tuesday night, where a doctor 3 PIECE pains, was resting comfortably emergency coronary unit at condition was “ very satisfac­ examined him for stomach today with the possibility that George Washington University tory.'’ , pains, thought to have beeri SAUCE PAN Hospital, whqre his physician, caused by ' a meal which he will be released Sunday. He said that Meany had (Cglerr REG. $20.85 VALUE Dr. Marvin Fuchs, said he had aggi-avated a previous stomach The 77-year-old labor leader undergone a series of tests, all apparently suffered "spasms in disorder. He has no history of was stricken at his home In of which had turned out .suburban Bethesda, Md., short­ the coronary arteries.” heart ailment. S ^ 9 9 negative, but that it vfas ^ An AFL-CIO spokesman. A1 After Meany's train arrived -NOW AT... ly after returning from the routine for a pers[on with such in Washington shortly afternoon SiVnWar To'Uluilrahon symptoms to reniain hospital­ Wednesday, Zack said the labor ized for 72 hours. chief went immediately to his LEA'S Affidavit adds "He probably will be released office and dictated a letter to on Sunday," Zack said. If so, George Boldt, chairman of the Beauty Salon J SPICE Meany may be ^ ^llow^d to Pay Board, noting that the AFL Saippler return to work after “ a couple -CIO convention had raised his 363 4th Ave. E. fuel to^ire of weeks” rest. Zack said. salary fcpm $70,000 to $90,000 a The RACK year ana that qf the AFlvCIO WASHINGTON (UPI) - workers swore in . affidavits Meany first complained of 12 Bottles, treasurer from $*45,000 to $60,000 733-9^83 Another affidavit that William submitted to the Judiciary discomfort while aboard a train perfect gift for a year. :' ' Rack & Labels H. Behnquist harassed blacl^ Committee that Rehnquist chal­ en route from Miami Beach to voters in Phoenix added moi'e lenged the vQting qualifications the Christmas Holiday fuel today to the controversy of three Negro women and surrounding President Nixon’s wawed^em to read from the nominee to the Supreme Court. C6n.qtitution. Aides to Sen. Birch Bayh,. D- “SAVE SOME MONEY SALE The latest affidavit, still Ind., one of the leading opponents of Rehnqulst’s nomi­ unreceived by the Judiciary nation, said the affidavit merits Committee, was by the Rev. further investigation, even Snelson Mc(Jriff, pastor of the though (Uhnquist personally Qiurch of God in Christ, in has denied he even was present Phoenix. at the voting precinct where he McGriff said he was present allege^y harassed voters in at the Bethune School voting 1964. precinct hi 1964 and that he saw The Senate Judiciary Com­ /a man challenging voters to mittee approved Rehnquist's read from the Constitution. The nomination 12 to 4 last week, affidavit said McGriff had seen and endorsed the uncohtesled pictures of Rehnquist and if he n «^ a tion -of Lewis F. Powell was not the man "it’s his twin JrtSV to 0.. Both nominations brother.” are expected to reach the Senate noor sometime next week, and there are indications Bayh’s opposition may delay Senate adjournment, hoped for dortng— the first week of December. Earlier, two Democratic * ,JnmM,Newi. JTw injetahO -lM day, November , 1971 ’ •-Film.... -.....; ■ ■ * 24 f ^ lf i« . >-K8t. N»Wt R m oH . ^ ' ♦-N«w..Wi«hif; Sportt

5—Changing Timet 'WalVDIin»y Productions-■ F r id iy , Nov. M , 1*71 . ^ t m 4-rCam era 4 Reports ( *i30 llis o v r c t d r y pttstnlt At 7:30 p.m . on channeli 3b, 3 and . Jil—Dr. bollttl* 7b—ABC News 2b—Math Valley Days ' 5-MovI»! *"T1^ Prolacttd Man" 11 — Movie: ,‘fA Doath of In- 4,*—Je rry L«w l» *-A d am -J3 »-Thls ls Itie Lite ' MONTEVIDEO (UPI), — tiy’s politlml)!JitiiMdjluture. $1,000,000 DUCK nocann." Thli TV^novl• trae»» the 5-Bug> Bunny lO iH ■4—High Sct\ool Challenge ' ordaal of an Idaho womauf as she' s < :lt ' a>—Owen A ^ s h a ll ' ’5—Film Uruguay’s colorful election ■liw- ^ztFei|ttk.t)f poetical Starring Dean Jonei, Sondy .Duncon------wifneuet htc-'daUBhtar''t trial -for ; 3il,7l>-T-Woody Woodpecker 7b—News, Weather, Sports • 1:*0 ' Cfunpalgn, a blend (^mival Joe Flynn and Janiei Gregory; murdei>. H\o m ovie was film ed In 4,1—R bM Runner 10190 3b,3,11—Treasure Island Spaclal' Sigiialihen "Everytiady's'f'gQuatkli Quacking up S I—Movie: "The Desperate Hours" and Latin fiesta, wMt' into its i.5~mplion v o tm ezp^ted to New York. City. It runs toti «9 -^Seooby Ooo, Where are Vou7 4—M o vie: ' "C o n s p ira c y of thie C H A R U r 'm inutes.. 7l00 - 3—Mission:. Imposslbu9 S S l^ fit^d phase Thursday with all 11 over "Ch------asl,ab,3,t—Halpi It's the Haln-Baat— S-=IhlsJs-ydue-U: . turn out ^t some 5,000 polUng. 7 b— M o yle: "A ng e lBunch 7b—Moyle: "AngelBunch and the Bad- 2b,s,n-^ Mlnufw assured pn^dentlal candidates daim- places'Sunday. 3sli 5 — Newv Weather. Sports ♦-Jackson [Five ■ m an" 4iOO In^ certain victory -when the •Jb, 3, 4 — TriSth or Consequences 7b,«,11— Pln> Panther t-M o vIe : "The Adventures of H^jl Wltd KInadom 7SI — Electric Company 1:00 Babe" 3b—Glen Campbell voters go to the polls Sunday in 7b, i —> Brady Bunch 3b,2sl,3,S—pebbles and Bamm 11—Bear cut sij 3—30 Minutes the most bompleic elections ever 11 ^ Chlcaoo Teddy Bears, Bamm 11:00 4—Eagle and the Hawk- wage hike «:X 4—Bewltctied 4—A b c News Documentary Special held in this tii^ S6uth A o ^ c a h ' 2sl, 7b, 8 — OironoloB Special 7b,«,11>—B a rrie r Reef 5—Movie: "Back Street" 5—Basketball Show natioa v Jb — National Geographic I 1:30 11:13 7b—Viewpoint CHICAGO' (UPI)-Ttie Bro­ 3, 11 — O'Hara 2sl,4,7b,8—Take a Giant Step Sb—Movie: "Nine Hours to Rama" 11—Seventy therhood of Railway signalmen Flags, banners and pennants' 4, 5 — Partridge Fam ily 2>,3,}—ArcAle's TV Funnies 4—News, Weather, Sports 5«j6 . fluttered in fine late sfiring 7sl — MIsterogers 11-Udsvllle 11:30 7b.8,n—World of Disney ^ has ratified a contract that 7lOO r:o6 4-DI,ck Cavett 3—Chlcaoo Teddy Bears provides for a 46 per cent wage weather and the blare of -TlOO 2b,3,5—Sabrina, The Teen age Witch 2sL5—'Movle: ''The Great Race" loudspeakers, h(m s and radio 4 — Atovie: "Th e Man from the 11—Curiosity Shop Evening increase over a 4i2-month Diners' Club" I-' • *:10 ' Sunday, Nov. 3 8 ,1«71 «sOO period. and television propaganda 7sl — What's New tol,4,7b— Bugaloos At 5:30 oA channels 2sl and 5 — 2b,3— F B I broadcasts blended into an . 7:10 2b,3,5—Josle and the Pussycats Movie: "The Great Race." An ali- 4—Nanny and the Professor linliAn President Charles J. 2»3, 11—-Atovle: "A Death ol In- ^Jackson Five itar cast participates in this 1965 Chamberlain made the an- almost incomprehensible cac^ ...... ndta n ce " _____ ^»*4«0------ttim,...... - a a - s stl»ti'stli.k tlstis l l LK e eKtravegem M______- -4i30~ phony. .Handbills-.and leafleto 5 — Mannlx »l,Jb,3,5—Mohkees (concluding next week, same time 7b.8,11—Jim m y Stewart nouuoemeiit WedikosJajr. Il4t 7sl ^.Science and Society 4.8—J,3,11—You are There Morning 7b,8.n—Bonanza Behind the gay atmosphere of 7sl — David Littlejohn: Critic 4.8—Lancelot Link 4:59 2b—Movie: "Earth li" an “ overwhelming maJority”,a • :4S 11:00 3—Time for Meditation 3—Eagle and the Hawk — contract agceement reached on the closing hours of electioneer- TsI — Mv Family ' 2»l,4—M ovie: "One Minute to Zero" 7:00 Documentary Special Ing-^campalgning must cease t:M 3b,l,11—NCAA Pre-Game show 2il—Science In A griculture 7sr^lvillsatlon Nov. 16 with the liatilon’ s 8) — O'Hara 5—CBS Children's Film Festlvel 3,111—Tom and Jerry 7;30 railroads.______at midnight Friday—loomed the 3 — AAannIx 7b—Film 5—Lam p unto My Feet Cade's County ~grim~uncerta1nty 4 — George Plimpton Special »—Curiosity Shop 7b—^rlculture U.S.A. 8:00 The signalmen have 13,000 Tsi — Wa>^lngton; WeeK in Review n n s 8—Big Picture tol—AAovIe: "W ay, Way Out" members nationwide, Cham­ 11 — Jam es Gam er 3b,3,11—College Football 7:30 3—Allas Smith and Jones 1 I:M 3.11—Groovie Goolles 4—F B I berlain said. 2il, 5 — Qianglno Scene . 7—Lancelot Link 4.7b—Faith for Today 7sl—Firing Line The new' contract is now 7sl — Hollywood Television, Theatre Afternoon 5—Look Up and Liv e 7b—Movie: "Banning" 7b, « — D .A . ■ ll:0 « 8-Mr. Wizard ‘ 8—Ironside before the . Pay Board, Cham- 10:00 5—My Friend Flick a 8:00 11—Bold Ones _ berlain said, and he expects it to 3sl, 3, }b , 5, 7b, II, 11 . — News, 7b,8—High School Football 2sl,5—Sacred Heart 8:)0 be approved Weather, Sports 11:30 3.7b.11—Rex Humbard 5—All In the Fa m ily . 4 — P erry Mason 5--Voung Americans 4.8—Reluctant Dragon and Mr Toad 9:00 10;M ' 1St4S jc i n s 2b—Cade's ^ u n t y 7b, S, 11 — Johnny Carion tol.4—M ovie: "Gunga D ln " ^ “ 2sl,fhFrom the Cathedral 3,11—Gunsmoke BARBS 5b — Movie: "Island in the Sun" 1:00 8:3a 4—AAovIe: "E a rth I I " LIVE 3 — Ntevie: "Night Alter Night" *5-*Eleventh Hour 211.5—Herald of Truth 7sl—Masterpiece Theatre - ..ftl ■- Figuring It, Qyt 1:)0 3b—Tabernacle Choir 8—Sarge By PHIL pksTORET lOiib 5—Garner Ted Armstrong 4.8—Ooubledeckers tfriO MflSIC 3sl, J — A\>vle: "The Best o( 2tOO f:00 2sl—News, Weather. Sports Anyone who fixes a parlc- Everything" 2b,3.11—College Football 2il—This Is the Answer 10:00 ing ticlcet has a moral screw B y T h e 11:M S—Roller Derby 3b>-Revlval Fires 2),3,5,8.11—News, weather. Sports 4 — News, Weather, Sports loose somewhere. • 2:30 3.11—Herald of Truth 7sl—Chicago Sound ^ • • • IliJO ^1,4—Death Valley D aVi, 7b—ABC News 4 -r Movie: "Voyage to the End o( 4.7b,8—Buliw lnkle 7b—Star Trek 5—Day of D iscovery 10:15 A telephortfi operator is RONDAVOO’S the Universe" 2b—CBS News lIiOO ft—D r. Dollttle f:30 a wolf who is too cheap, 3iO0 2il.7b—Notre Dame Highlights 7b—News. Weather, Sports i l l — Man to Woman to spend more than a 2sl,4—Star Trek 2b—Oral Roberts 10:2^ Fri. & Sal. |]i0 5 5—This Week In Pro Football 2sl—Utah Basketball Highlights dime on a date. 2il — AAovIe: "The Lost W eekend" 3—Face the Nation »—Woody Woodpecker 8.11—AAake a Wish 10:30 . 3i30 4.5—Tabernacle Choir 2b—Movie: "The Great Race" (Cocktails - Dancing Saturday, Nov. 17, l»7l 7b—Variety Special lOtOO 7b—Movie: "Johnny Tiger" At 4:30 p.m . on channels 7b and «, 8—Funky Phantom 2b— It Is w ritten 8—Good Life a id at 7:30 on 4—Ajtovie: 'T h e 4 :0 0 3—Tabernacle Choir 11—Movie: "That TwiCh of Mink" Falling of Raymond." Jane Wyman &l,4—I Dream of Jeannie 4—Oral Roberts 10:35 and Dean Stockwell in a ^11 Ing V->Lassle 5—Face the Nation 5—Utah Football Highlights suspense drama. Mlss'Wymah plays 7b—Junior Varsity Quli 8—Viewpoint 10:45. KIOVER' a spinster teacher who'Sf retiring 0—Death Valley Days 11—Faith for Today 3—Cade's County because she can no longdr i>-each her 10:30 10:50 students. Stockwell Is one student &h4—b . A. 7b/8yasl,5—Meet the Press 2sl—Movie: "Magnificent Qb- ^Baking a rcake from -40— r « j c h—Of— tue— ..lasslon" KLIIB 9 S= "TXTr=FrFTT»iin5emT-smm ------st'tuti'h is not appreclated' lTT deranged youth will take her life. 7b,ft—A B C News 4—This Is the Life V'Oe 102 H.inN«rlli ° Morning 5:00 11:00 4—ABC the neater kitchens. S:W tol'—NBC News , 2sl ,5,7b,8—Pro Foofbal i—Broncos 5—Sunrise Semester 2b—Untamed World VI Steelers 3—Football Special 2b,3,11—Pro Footb^ll—4 ^ rs vs Jets 4—Aladdin 4—Directions 5—Hee Haw nt30 Tb.B.n—Lawrence Welk 4—Issues and Answers S:M Afternoon —Arlmatiac 2sl—Adam-12 13:00 WESTERN MUSIC BY THE 2b—Bearcats 4-College Football Highlights / By United Press International 3—Rolling on the R iver V ariety 1:00 Evening 4—Chicano Report Special t BOBBY ^AYNE GROUP! Today is Friday, Nov. 28, liie 4:00 ' 2:00 330th day of 1971. ^1—Pro Basketball 2sl,7b,8—Pro Football —Colts vs The moon is between Its first 3.11—All In the Fam ily Raiders 4—Lav^ence W elk 3b—Face the Nation quarter and full phase. 5—My Thre« Sons 3—Insight There Is no njomlng star. 7b,8,11—Partn ers 4—KCPX News.Conference Special 4:30 5—BYU Basketball Highlights The evening stars are Mercu­ 2b,3. n —Fifon y Face M—To Be Announced ____ 7b.I—Movie. '^The Falling of ry, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Raym oncf- Satum. COMPUTE LINE OF Those bom on this day are 3b,3,11—D ick Van Dyke 4—Football Special ADVANCE BRAND under the sign of Sagittarius. 7:30 3b,3.1l—Mary Tyler Moore ^ ' John Harvard, founder of 4—AV)vle: "The Falling of Falling of FLOOR Harvard University, was bom Raym bhd'' 1:00 MACHINES Nov. 28, 1607. isi.TtJ,*—Movie: "Hour-ortne Gun— On this day in history: 3b,11—Mlssk>n: Impossible AU TTFtS OFj F S M W C t - 3—Persuaders See'rT jH lf I In 1789 President George ^^Seven S«as_S|)Klpl DemonsfroffoniDemonsfroffont • ''’’W ^lngton set the day aside bs~ 3b—Gunsmoke GEM STATE one of national thanksgiving for '3,5—Carol Burnett adoption of the United States 4—Persuaders PAPER CO. 11—Ironside . - • 733-6081 Twtn FolU Constitution. 10:0« ^ For Enlerlainmpntj|>lus see this fint* - ■ - In 1930 one-fourth of all office » l .3b.3.S, 11—News. VWeethet. Sporti space in New Yorli City’s Bobby has rfono many songs for W alt Disney in ART MART PAINTINGS skyscrapers was vacant due to movies and T.V. . . . be sure y Ni|(hl . . . CIIOICK TICKETS you TUT I\OVELTY m ingv H F H ) M \ l) 4 > 4 \ n (Tf.DVf S- ,l.arKr aitftorlnirnl of mnin dishr).'' hnkrii hum. f(()\sT KHIKI) A thought for today: Ameri H4^ \\\ ( iin Kal and Hiiindl. < lll< Kl-.N and »rlrrlrd rnlil di«hrtk. FALl. a SI I can journalist Amirose Bierce & G IF T S s^d, "Prejudice is a ,vagr«>t IkJ-UUlCCX i l . " opirfon withouirvisible means of ffH=¥TB J ■ support."

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TWIN FALLS — J&ughes Ainm t unveiled a bright new look in Twin Falls tUs week. The Ipok — completely contemporary — runs! New look from'new unifohns for ground p ^ h n e l'a n d flight hostesses to dazzling new color for tte airline’s aircraft DAZZLING AS a streak 'of sunlight,' "Sundance Yellow” b the key in the carrier’s nected by early 1972 and later in the ■ ed to be all re‘ouffitted by January. year th6 alrtlne will introduce new uniforms using similar colors for ^ public contact em­ ployes.

structors. For more In- first part of December, reports _ Valley B r-4 formaUon call 733-2887. Dick Callison, chainnan. Two new members, George Bailey RUPERT - Susan Kowitz, and Larry Smith, have been RICHFIELD — :^,Rlchfield bring candy for boxing before Rupert, is one of the co- added to the membership roll. AmerHcan Legion and Auxillary Friday, Dec. 3. Proceeds fromi chairmen for a series of ac­ The Jaycees are striving to Thanksgiving btmquet washeid the candy sale will be used tivities for AOPI week, Nov. 29 enlarge their group, and anyone with Mrs. Jerry Davis, toward the development of the through Dec. 3. The activities between the a g p of 18 and 36 is Rock Creek Park project. auxiliary president; i^i.charge of are being scheduled by Alphi urged t^ ool, lying and staying out placed a black wreath over the ^ extra homemaking * There will be Just three all night. 60th ahniversary head of the local chapter leader, ^ANDRA FREEMAN > meeting at the LDS Relief lessons during the month of We tried to talk to him, but it did no good. After six Mrs. George R. Gcday. The Society Tuesday, Nov. 30, Mrs. December, with the spiritual months of this, we told him to either abide by our rules or I—=:• Me£ure-Ups won the contest M; J. ,piU e, jH-esident, an­ living and visiting teacher find another place to sleep, which is all he ever came home TWIN FALLS - Ap­ She is active in ilicate between the two grbupfej^tafing Engagement nounced. message meeting to begin at for anyway, proximately 200 friends at­ BridgeiJlay.------' their mem bers^ad lost Mine n ih meeting will begin at 10 9:30 a jn . Dec. 7. Topics vrill|be He promptly packed up and left. Since then he has quit tended the reception and party Among guests attending the five pounds each' during the a jn . with luncheon at noon. "A Time for Independence” and school, wrecked his car, bumtaed around and picked up ^ d at tlK holiday Inn honoring Mr. anniversary event were Mrs. revealed "Priesthood Blessings." jobs here and there. - i contest, as an average. The (• Members will exchange and Mrs. J. Frafk Henry, 1?7 George ^treeby, Oklahoma Slim and Trim Group l(»t some Christmas decorating ideas with For the next cultural Recently, my parents who live right next door, have Fillmore St., In the observance C*ty, sister of Henry, and her over three pourUs each. The WENDELL — Mr. and Mrs. a display of items they have refinement lesson, continued been providing our son with food, shelter, and pocket mon-. of their 60th Wed­ secretary, Martha Heinz. Slim and Trims did .attain' one Jim H. Freeman, Wendell, made. study of the Bible will be on the ey. Their door Is left open all night, and If he doesn't come ding Anniversan'- Guests attended from goal, a night with complete loss announce the engagement of The second outlined lesson of scripture, “ I Will Fear No Evil, home, nd questions are asked. We know they love him, and "The couple m ailed Nov. throughout Magic Valley or staying the same with no their daughter, Sandra, to Greg the season, for this department, For Tliou Art With Me” . think they are helping him. We love him. too, but feel they n , 1911, in SprinK&eld, Mo., and Assisti^ with the event were gains. This is the second time Scheele, son of Mr. and Mrs. will be given on the subject The social relations lesson are hurting him. Can we demand that they withdraw theh- just observed the 80 year an­ Mr. and Mrs. F. C. the club has attained this goal. Carl Scheele, Twijin Falls. "Enemies of Timq t- Hjieves pf topic will be "Bridging the help? PARENTS niversary. They came to this Sheneberger, Mr. and Mrs. D. M i^ Freebin was graduated Plans virill be made at a later Time.” To be pointed out will be Communications Gap Through DEAR PARENTS: You can’t demand anything, but you ar^a in 1919, purchasing an 80 A. McGuire, Twin Falls, and from Wendell High School and meeting for entertaining the that certain habits can dissipate Trust.” Objective is to help the lurely can explain to your parents that in thetr eagemets t« acre farm near Kimberly and from the Kinman Business Mrs. W. A. Turner, Jerome. Measure-Ups. a woman's time and rob her of women more effectively instill " M p ” the boy, they are depriving him of a leaming experi­ for 42 years made their home Mr. and Mrs. Horac^ Holmes Mrs. Marie P resell was best University, Spokane, Wash. valuable hotn^. trmt in their children in order to ence he desperately needs if he li ever to face life, meet its there until moving to Twin Falls i-pnd Mrs Erma Haney, Twin loser for the week, and Mrs. Scheele is a graduate of Twin Procrastination is liste<{^as a help theqi develop a greater chailengei, and be ■ man. for greater convenience. Falls, also assisted with Ann Admire was a 10-pound Falls High School and is major enemy of time, and an capacity to control and govern ' Frank and Hattie Henry met -Each stationed in Germany with the outline will be given to help thennselves. DEAR ABBY: I am married to a "kiting bug.” He has whll e attending Southwest Moseley supervised refresh- It was decided that during the 123 Mainibnuiin JBattalion, U. Wefeomrtt^^ Blaine Stake R«Uef--fiociety Vo Wss me hello, goodby, good morning, good night. You Missouri College, Kansas City, ments and decorations. Yellow winier months, the group will Army. Ill ■ Idleness and e x ^ s e s for leadership meeting is set for name it, he has a idss for It, no matter where we are. Mo., and were married several roses and fall chrysanthemums meetat7:30pjn. with weigh-ins ' No wedding dateVas been set. indolence will alk) be cOn- Dec. 6. Last Friday I was In the l>eauty shop getting a perma­ years later. Henry was em- decorated the receiptipn room starting at 7 pjn. nent and my husband stopped In to leave me some money, idoyed by a railroad company in and a three-tiered wedding cake , Mrs. Golay greserUed _ I and '^ fore_te left he_put h^ face in Jhe slumpoo bon^ to Springfield and was^ransfeired- [n gold fiid bfanze~eplorJrwas' quotations from Shakespeare kiss me goodbyTI felt so fMlish. Even on street comers if Mo., where they Pas f noble to St. cut anb servjed. and the Bible asking members we are going oiu- separate ways for an hour, he has txf kiss ded.^Jffhile employed by the Area Jay-C-Ettes to identify the play or Bible. me goodby. railroad, ne and his wife made a Mrs. Golay, v^o was hostess gronds feied What makes a man want to kiss M much? He can’t number of trips (o, Idaho and and program chairman for the po^lbly get anything out of those little token pecks. Or can after the fifth visit dedded to Christmas evening, presented mod podge JEROME — Syringa Lodge plan coffee day hf? KISSED A LOT leave the railroad business and leave the railroad business and ^ ^ I 4. J art in picture plaques. She metih regular session th. i week take up ranching in Idaho. Even p a r T V S I 0 1 0 0 DEAR KISSED; Are you bragging or complalnlngT A explained how they were made to honor past noble grandi. XING HILL — Glenns FeiTH state will be participating in the inIn the 1CWW1>es costiunes. nfcs. Willard chapter of JayrC-Ette's November. garden spot of the nation, Henry write a Dear,Abby letter is when he STOIfS Uiiiflg yoa. party is planned by the Qvic }f articles. Siropshire p re ^ te d the 11 throughout the state in spon­ Mrs. k m e s t^ y le MesSeriey, ' 1 recalls. i ' ' club for the December past noble grands in attendance soring a Coffee Day. The Glenns wife of Glenns mayor, They selectedan W acre farm DEAR ABBY: At a wedding reception, my husband and nneeting, officers? announced with a gift. served ksbonorary hostess for a north of Kimberly where Henry Ferry day wlU be Nov. 30. I were dancing together when this lady, a total stranger, after meeting this past week. : Officers for the coming year' "SUver Coffee Hour” to Uck off farmed and en](^ed hig hobby On thAt day local restaurants came on tlie dance^^lMr and tapped ME on the shoulder. A musical program will be Farewell were nominated. Elections will win participate by serving free the local project Indicating that she w anM to dance with my hOsband. of raising and showing horses. given and members will display be Dec. 13. c o ^ to custonoers and the Local business and sdux>is My husl>and was quite surprised, but he took his arms Henry is one of Idaho’s best holiday decorations. Members voted to donate to are also participating in from ^ u n d me and proceeded to dance with IffiR, leaving known horsemra and for a party held I guest will then be invited to A -discussioa was held on the Odd Fellows float for the "pay” by dippping coins Into a "Coffee Day” by placing the me stranded on the dance floor. Not knowing wUch way to anbcr of yeara was-the only -House'Bill______-^Blll 16311 16311 regwdihg SriOSHONE - Mr. and Mrs. Tournament of Roses Parade. q p e ^ contiiner. ~ Spedar coiitalnera offldalhorseshowstewardinthe welfare minimum wage for R l d i ^ Naylpr and daughterj It was reported that the Odd All proceeds win be donated lounges. I felt very humiliated to tiiink that 1 was c4it aside for M jo r s h o « recipients. Mrs. Reed Newby who have sold fenii In Fellows ara raising money to to Oie Nampa State School and l b s . Cecfl Irving is local a complete stfanger. My hdsband had never see» that lady throughout the Intermomtata on this. before! n o^ w e^ ! Shoshone' to Mr. and purdiase gas heaters fbf the Hospital to be used tor tb» diairman of t ^ project, and ^r«gioii.-H^^i-we WringTi jy jj j------When we discussed it at home later my husband said he rtrs.’ R i Peterson, Cooding, purcfaaae of special playground Mrs. WOUam Farris, p r e ^ n t organlxera of the to g ic Valley baby sitter to care fW children couldn’t understand why I was so upset. He said he danced were surprised with farewell equipment for handicapped of the Glenns Ferry group, is Horse Show whldi' a number of with her to avoid maldng » scene on thJs dance floor. of members during club diildrea Nearly all other Jay- years ago featured some of the party at their home. Abby^ what do you think should have been done in that meeting will be investigated by Winners C-Ette chapters throvgbout the nation’s best g a lM , fine har­ ■ Neighbors. ,Mr. a(Qd Mrs. r < . ■ situation? Wasn’t that woman entirely out of ling? Mrs. K oin^ Oothera. Robert Ballard and . and- ness, m ^ n g, jumping and lilni. Newby gave a program SHOSHONE - Mrs. Edward tEFT|STAOTII{G_^ western l^rses in '^^peUtion KJrs. Carl Kenier, host^foT the D. Savaria entertained Grand o n -v t sUdtSr^palntii^ of p r DEAR LEFT: The woman i/iis indeed ont of lioe. Hot at Frontier Fidd. He also won event, with five othel* couples SUm Bridge Club this past Engagement announced -Gfeco and Goya, , edeatiBies when an nnexpeeted sttnatloa arises, we are ao many honors ahbiring'.bis attending. : , . week.' B q itesw r if wjsre astoolshed we~ act on the .tmpalse,~wfcfch is. probably what Am^can SaddlAred stallion, ^ . BATv ^ Mrs. Naylor 1^ Prises were won by Mrs. 'qistm ts. f e r r y Th* Tliebrid»eiectls''atMdier4it Ck«aiera,-Un. Siacm yonr tob aig'fflarra edR T RraUaaMMr arise agaST -Grand-^tOTewaUr-tii—showa—mfj mJUiHi -n— nm. - ______w — _____ bwimaBmced^ P oi^ letan ^ in the aooonirtlng -CONWDENTIAL TO ■•ROC^ MARRIAGE IN S. F.": ______:« 5 ?tag_h|[^ Fagoaga. department of. -Albertson’s, to »swla»” wm lielp. It’s^net y about ttme years aga avid rider and IregoenUy ltd ifkaOvtf oEfMng Cor the peo^ Couples dub at their Rraeman Estei, bofli Boise, tr"B otoe. Both are g«diiiites .of the neaaa I* aa ead. U’a.i^.begiaataf of the eiri. -FW«i*i«-4Uding-Clnb -rideiuJiL Doriiig tteaodid hour, ganm after, dnner at a .cafe., Univ^s«y^ Idaho,______Ibearea^' - were played with pHiea were won ^ Mr. and of Mrs. Samuil D, c o ^ e lOans a Nov.' 27 lliiiPrjwr Mri, Pe»7^ *e iiaa provided ^ . a money gift ghren Charcfamati, ,Mti Gtenns Ferry, i|iid Jaide* iweddbig in'tbe -First United y w dM . WHic B«e WIM. Las Aagalis. m vait m ytm a taUng Befor* miiiK:^ thii Naylon. Ren’eahments R.ti.N^ahdMr. fSameth.Popiiietaa. San Diego. HM hodgt Oimcfa C a ttm M o| ' MM. V t e a pai;awEl.' care ot her tauba^ a ^ hq^K—itfar cradted or iMtrti. Rrved.'. ■ M ai yfcpaan\ ■ir ( I i r — f r .-i 8 Friday; November 26, *1971 ctrtit^s

.n. ini to edge Okl^boma 3 5 -3 1

NORMAN, Okla. (U PI)-N o. touchdown on a stunning 72- Oklahoma defense, considered Two of the fumbles came near 1 Nebraska stunned by two yard' touchdown romp by at tlmesjjjiia^aeason to be mldfleld and M to Nebraska OMahonia rallies that put t)ie speediler Johnny Rodgers with suspect, mrt the tlefense could scoring drives, one each in the Cbmhuskers behind for the first punt in the first quarter. not cope with Kinney and the first and serond halves.' The time this season, relied on the From there, however, Ok- aerial artistry of quarterback third fumble came midway r^infi^of Jeff Kinney lahonjia shut down the nation's Jerry Tagge. through the second period at the second half Thursday to. No. 1 squad except for Kinney, That last scoring drive lasted Oklahoma 30 and kept 'the ibdue the No. 2 Sooners whoiwo5nd4iploiwounc with 175 jira/da for 12 plays and 74 yards and was Sooners from possibly putting football's super the game after gaining only_20 the picture of relentlessness additional pointy on 'the board. V in the first iiaif. which Netraska has been all ly scored on runs of one, season. . Nebraska shut down Ok­ three, one and two yards in the MUdre'ri scored two touch­ Kinney carried the last four lahoma's rushing attack about final two quarters on a dark day downs for "Oklahoma on two plays of the drive, bouncing off as well as could be expected. before. &>e largest crowd ever to runs of two yards each, one tacklers just as he had all day. The Sooners had been averag­ jam in^ Owne Stadium, 63,385, coming in the second quarter to' Nebraska came into the game ing 481 yards on the ground and to bring his team an almost slow down a'first half Nebraska having allowed no more than 17 only wouqd up with 279 Thur­ cinch national championships. ~5urge~and Uie uUiw. coming in poUits all season, and Oklahoma sday.I Kinney’s final, winning touch­ the fourth period to once again easily outdistanced that. Along The Nwraska win leaves the down came with only 1:38 get Oklahpma back in the game with MUdren's two scoring runs Orange Bowl —which has showing on the clock. after Nebraska had assumed its and the two touchdown passes, already made a match between second 11-point lead of the dav. Oklahoma also got a 30-yard Nebraska and Alabama'^with- - < But it took everything Kinney Mildren also hit high sch6ol field goalj'from John Carroll. at least one half of a perfect and his fellow Cornhuskers had teammate Jon Harrison' with But Oklahoma lost the ball football game, at least if RUN>hNG BACK Jeff Kinney (35) of to subdue the Sooners, who two touchdown passes of 24 and three times on fumbles, exactly Nebraska beats Hawaii as Nebraska, gets knocked Into tbe afr by twlce-came back’from' 11-polnt 16 yards, the second' coming its average all year, and It was expected next month. Oklahoma tackier Larry Roach, (26), lor a gala with 7:05 in the game and deficits on the quarterbacking these mistakes which In the end Alabama meets Auburn Getsrliard knock of two yards' in the fourth quarter Thursday |iii of Jack Mildren. getting the Sooners out in front prevented the Sooners from Saturday and will be unbeaten Norman, Oklahoma. Nebraska wop 35-31. (i;PI Besides Klnney-'s foiir scoring 31-28. enjoying their first undefeated this year If it can get by its old telephoto) efforts, Nebraska got another _ Then it was up to the season In 15 years. rlvaU - ■ Kelly, Dressen power CSI past Laissar, 8 4 -6 2

CASPER, Wyo. - basketball tournament. Dressen and Rick S<^bers shot point lead. Soph6mores Vic Kelly and Dap Also advancing in the win­ CSI Into a 9-2 lead before Lamar Kelly led CjSI with 24 points, Dressen comlilned for, 45 points ners' bracket were Western nettled down and made^ fight of thr-ee -m ore—than—Dfessen. to lead the College (d Southern Arizona and host team Clasper it over the first 17 minutes. Benson led Lamar dJid all Idaho past Lam ^ Colo., College. ' Lamar, on the shooting of C^arl scorers 'with 25. College, 84-62|, Thursday night Benson, dosed the deficit to one and Into the second round of the CSl, evidently bothered iy the point 13 minutes into the game Thunderblrd Thanksgiving 5,200 foot altitude, went to a 1-2- before Dressen, Willie ETC. ETC. ETC. classic. 2 zone which almost completely Williams, Kelly and WUliams 4J8 MAIN S. The Golden Eagles will play. cut off Lamar early in the again reeled off unanswered WHOLESALE 'Yavapai, Ariz., at 7 p.m. today second half, then pulled away to (^I points. CLEARINGHOUSE hi the semi-final round of the the victory. The Eagles led 43-35 at halftime and jumped ahead by FOR LOCAL FUNNY BUSINESS By Roge^Bollen 10 or more for the rest of the ARTS AND CRAFTS- game. When Dressen opened PoH«ry WMWDOUTiOE j the second half with a three C a n d to s , mU. point play. The Eagles led by 12 rue •t<. « fc . •!< . with 11:16 left in the half, but fCCTBALL ^ WEEKDAYS n>4 over the next four minutes they SAT. 1 3 .2 - S U N . 1.4 outscored Lamjar ll-I for a 22 TRAIL BOSS

Introducing to th^ Magic Valley. Brand New Line of 72s from CZ. TALKING WITH OUahoma coach Chuck Fafrbanks, (r), la Nebraska coach Bob Devaney, 175 CC (1), on tbe field after Nebraska beat Oklahoma Discuss outcome to retain their number one ranking. (UPI telephoto) ___| W e Oklahoma coach expresses improve w bh disappointment, over outcome

NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) - performer." 171.7 yards |>er game and 6.4 "We played them right down This bike features 21" Front Wheel "Our guys played their hearts Mildren ran for two^ touch­ point per game. to the line." out, but we just came up short," downs and passed for twdTmwe Fairbanks had pralde for President Nixon telephoned VVe Itke fo tannic of Oufselvei at autQmatic lube system C ^ tnO’o- P: I' j of (.iu’or'1.:,*. y o Oklahoma coach Chuck Fair­ Satur^py. He personally ran Tagge, running back Jeff Fairbanks, after talkii^ with 17 Hrot 5600 RPM ■ 65 MPH (100 KM/H) banks said after the Sooners’ 35- for more yards in the first half Kinney and the entire Nebraska Devaney. w f'.J V . h-C P ; ♦ - g [ .• M r o y 31 loss to No. I Nebraska than the per-game average offensive line. " I f you played dgain, 11 Tire si^e F: 3:00x21 R: 350 x 18 S.'i,-- i M'te Cjr Thursday. Comhuskerq have given up to "I would-like to think the two Oklahoma would probably ■ ?,K) I MObviously I'm extremely other teams this year. teams were pretty equally win," were Nixon’s closing I'V.t vs-‘ ]n." 'f Cl rn.-ro I''f I 00 disappointed with the loss. I •‘They’ve got some great matched,” the OU coach said. words. P ;)r^ J r T r f 0 '^0 ' J '»g 0 ■> have no way to hide my guyiover there," Mildrin said FULL PRICE ■ J disappointment, but I’m not at of Nebraska, “ but I wouldn't . y?cjf .'.Vc! a i J e . i 29 no^e <'nf|jrove- all disappointed with the team," take anything for anyone on our he said, speaking quietly, eyes team. We played the best game r-.^o '49, ^o’ve rnO'.'O G f Q Jaw a TrAi we could." lowered, When you want the } 1^ unpro . " Fairbanks said his players Mildren said the Comhuakers '49. vv»! ve a j "haye no reason to h a ^ their defense forced the Sooner of- en.j'r'i? n rcl tfan^rn|SSipp< ■■nijrovemenr^ heads in' shame . . . but this fefse inside and dictated hU An-.-j fhe rt>ason for oM rh.s progfeis^ game mi^nt so mu(!h to thei running with the ball. He would ‘•'infe '^9. we'vQ spent al)Solufe!y no timo "I ajp proud for Coach_& up with 130 yards nishlng bn 31 vepyhesi... S'Hy sfylmg changes. Devairey and his te^m ," carries and 137 yards in the air yc'u'se^e is what y ju ge'. Fa^banks said. "Nebraska has on five completidns out of 10 a great team, they are true attempts. champions." - "Nebraska has by far the best Oklahoma Gov. David Hall, t4e(ensfc we've played," the liipiSTILLERS land, senior quarterback, nicknamed House Speaker Carl Albert of by the preu as the Wlsh^ne Ohlahoma all caim to the Wliard, salcL "But we didn't do dressing rj>om to congratulate too badly moving the ball.” Fairb^ks and his team on their - Oklahoma totalled 467 yards 11 HP 5 Spd. Trans. Sun Burst Head effort against the nation’s stingiest ' "It was a great game," Hall defense. Previously the ' Cor- O N iY ...... •2 9 9 ® ® said. " I was happy With nhuskers had given up only 'everyth^ ezc^t the score." IQ YEARS W orlds Best 2 Sirpke EiAn told Fairbanks 'the No. 2 H IG H is i r«ted Sooner^ and the Cor- See Them Toddy at nhnakera were "the two finest CASH reiCES r OLD IJunra .ever seen.". He FO* YOUR . predicted “a great victory ior CYCU 4<]idaboauuia the Silgac ^ w L ” D E E R O R ; ^ OUphoina meets Aubto in SUIS Jan. I daaaic in' New' -»HIDES 197*2 sm>ERBGETlE 2«3 WisHtiMisaa, Twin Foils. ( MDdren was tbe star of I - BLUE UKES VOdtSWjtGENJnc, flw gw ne," Albert said. “ And TemiMratily lecatad At,. tlmt JNcbraaka qnartMback X 1133 Kimberly Road Twin Falls, Idaho.

T— Friday, November 24, 1971 Time»-News, Twin. Falls. Idaho » ' ^3 Fat Sullivan

winner o f ^lewpjoint [eisjnan Trbphy

NEW YORK ' (UPI) - By STU MURRELL, . excellent sa p lin g method aind he has ^ r e d in d l but one Of» Quartei^back Pat Sullivan of career starts fw Auburn n d Re^onaTCoiiMrvatlbn. found a limited number of trout Auburn, the most prolific I Edncator in eadi hde.'^Corley stated 20 has directed his team to II passer In tife history of the victories over that span. Idab'o riab and G rae fish in a SO.to 200 yard hole Southeastern Conference, Sullivan’s favorite ^ Department. Jerome would be a.high number. Tliey .'Hiursday was named the 1971 mates have been Terry rae west jdppe cutthroat trout ‘did find high numbers of winner of the Heisman. Trophy, Beasley, an all American is on the e n t e r e d species list whltefish..Hiese scuba counts . significant of the nation's'best prospect who holds tlu : and the population is declining will be continued on the same college footb&ll player. Southeastern conferenca in Idaho. !Hie vest sIo|ie cut­ holes every three years to ' Sullivan^ a 21-year old senior record for passes caught (M) throat, one of the more determine the efffects of the from BlrminKham, Ala.,* has and Dick Schmalz, a h l^ s c ^ preferred fish by Jdahoanglers, regulations on the cutthroat passed ^ for > 1,891 yards and teammate .from John Carroll is that Species native.to the population. Fishermen wishing gained 1,977 yards oVerall In High In Birmingham. Salmon, C h e a t e r , St. Joe, to take fish for eating during the leading Auburn to a,9-0 record, "Pat doesn’t know what It ahd Clark Fork drainages. It’s summer months can stUl take this season. He has one game means to give up," Beasley habitat has gone downhill from whltefish, which are plentiful. remaining with unbeaten says of Sullivan. "He* seems to ^gging and . road building During the steelhead fishing Alabama Saturday. play>blS' best In our biggest practices and it can be easily season, fishermen can fish with ' Sullivan received 1,597 poin^ gamra." ovei'flshed o f ' its low bait, barbed hooks and can keep from the voters across tHe Sullivan becomes the fourth reproductive rate. Unlike the Dolly Varden tisutlfthey catch country who participated in the player from th% drap south to Y^owstone or Henry's Lalfe them while fishing for balloting. Ed Marlnaro of win the Helsman award. The cutthroat native to Eastern steeihead.' Cornell was second and Greg others were Steve Spurrier of IUtected from of 26. ■ I • ,\ Junior, w ^ a distant third with overfishing could have a serious (17) looks back, then throws up his fists In development oi overfishing, Sullivan, who has a{TD cot^bo- 586 point. Johnny Musso of effect on cutthroat populations ■ fnisbvtloil (right) as he loses the ball he had Just Many of th^se streams of 26 this year, only i One , Alabama was fourth with 365 ■nie' cutthroat trout does not stolen from Chief’s KJIorrls Stroud (88) wRo was originate In the Idaho more against AJabama to birekk points and Lydell Mitchell of mature until about S yeare old ig a pass on the Detroit three-yard line Primitive Area and Salmon the NCAA cweer record of 71. 'A Penn State rounded out the top and they are slow growing ootball ,second quarter of the football game qt River Breaks Primitive Area business administration major. five with 251. . i being only 11-12 Inches at that Tiger SI ium in Detroit Detroit won 3^^1. (UPI which ^ provide this protection. age. Rainbow trout can lay eggs telephoto) For this reason, it is hoped they in 2 to 3 years and may g rijw ^ clasjrtfi^ as permanent 15 inches or larger in that ____ ' wilderness areas under the Hale Irwin fires 6 8 period. Since the fishermen Wilderness Act. Those take these larger cutthroat that wlldemess areas also supply Gr^g Landry leads Detroit X-ray eye are the breeding stock; they can some of the purest water In toe for Heritage lead knock. down a population CLEVELAND (UPI) -A U.S. beca^ of this lack*of transportable X-ray device HILTON HEAD, S. C. (UPI) the grtehs rtad." | rapidly If not closely conjtrolled. development. This clean water that can detect explosives, —Ha|e Invln, a former Big ' Irwin was four under after 11 There have been increasing will continue to be one of to 3 2 -2 1 win'over Chiefs \ firearms or contraband in E.l^t safety anxious to finish so holes but missed three birdie ' restrictions on cutthroat with a Idaho’s most hnportant assets. \ putts In a row and then Ihree- 3 fiah Umlt and 13 Inch DETROIT (UPI) — Quarter- Mel Farr taught a 39-yard pas^i. lead to 24-7. The Lions added luggage or sealed paclteges at He could wafcfi the Oklahpma- ali^orts, customs areas and putted three holes from the end.^ minimum of the St. Joe this The Fish and Game Depart- back Greg Landry counted to precede the touchdown by five more points after the en­ Nebraska footbail game, other places where security ,1s year, a catch and release inent l& attm pti^ to raise west touchdown’ passes of six yards one play. > suing klckoff when Jes^e pac^yedflne Iron play Into a 3- Of his round to wind up with hii needed has beeA developed 68. program on Kdly CrMk in the slope cutthroat Ln hiatdieHes. to Charlie Sanders and 17 yards Land^ opened the second blocked the first punt of the under-par U Thursday to take North Fork of the Clearwater The most promising program to Earl McCullouch among his half with hits of 16 yards to here. ... ■ ] the opening round lead In the ‘‘I suppose I got the m'Sst out drainage, and a 2 cutthroat has been from eggs taken at string of seven of seven con-, McCullouch and 15 yar^ to Herit^e Golf Clflis|c. of my round that I couM,” he Fish Lake in tlw Clearwater added. limit on the Middle^.ork of the secutlve completions midway Larry Walton before hitting n»h-ni*Detroit tookfnnir Kansas City’s slx by eight feet, hai lU His score, all the more Im­ own radiation shielding to avoid Eichelberger led through the Salmon River In an attempt to, drainage and i^alsed' in Clark through the holiday game McCullouch again with the free kick and turned into pressive when you consider that Fork Hatchery. Jn 1970, 13,000 exposing bystanders to unnces- first 60 finishers Thursday with m^ntaln this endangered Thursday to lead the Detroit scoring strike. Mann’s 28-yard fielid goal to only five golfers-ih' the 102-man sary dosages and containers field were able to break par a five-blrdle, three-bogey round species, eggs were collected from these, to a 32-21 natlonaUy That wai his sixth coihpletion make It 29-7 with Just over 20 ' fish and they have survived well need. not . be opened for the that really didn't begin to take In 1972 the Middle Fork of the televised roasting of the Kansas., in a row as Detroit upped Its' minutes to play. Thursday over the tricky exanllrtatlon, says Plckeg^ Salmon River becomes a fishing and'should provide brood stock City Chiefs. JHarbour Town course, was one form until fly^ holes from the Corp., the'manufacturer. for fun stream for trout during by next year. There were. ,VErrol:rrol MannM ^dded field goals shot better than everybody's end. ' The Texan, who won his ffrst the regular trout season. 336,700 eggs taken In 1970 from of 27, 28 and 21 yards as the .favorite Arnold Palmer anfi PGA victory in five years of Barbless hooks and artificial Fish Lake and the fish from Uons Improved to 7-3-1 In their poker-faced Dave Elchelberger trying this past summer at lures are the only legal means these eggs will be used to playoff berth struggle in the today's FUNNY i;rho shared the runnerup spot Staubach stars Milwaukee, blrdled three of his of fishing In this restricted area replant the lake, the North Fork National Football Conference. with 69s. of the Clearwater and the St. last five holes, the second during the summer months. The' American Conference The 2ft-year-old Irwin, who r p m m i s coming on a 50-foot putt Tills Is the longest catch and Joe River. Don Corley captured Chiefs f«U'to 7-3-1 also. played foottiall at in over 40 Middle Fork of the. in Dallas yictory release stream In the U. S. C)ne of Ed Podolak scored on ruhs of the mid 60s, sank four birdie , Leading the group at eveipar Salmon cutthroat last year and the reasons for this ^astlc two, fiye and six yards, but putts and had a shot at a half 71 was superstar Jack Nicklaus change In regulations h u been has been attempttng to raise dozen more as he kept placing Who help^ design the Harb Kansas City was unable to IRVING. Tex. (UPI)-ROger back of an Intercepted pass Wd the' Increase In Qoat trips In them In M aduy Hatchery. So' his a p p r o ^ ^ t s well onto t'he Town golf course and wl overcome its own mistakes and Staubach hurled a 51-yard bomb Staubach’s 15-yard scramble rewnt years. AccopUng’ to U.S. tar they have rot done well In a green.^ it ‘‘one o^ the^lllUMt diniiim(ilng the precision passing of Landry. to Bobby Hayes and set up two set up his 21-yard scoring Forest Service f l ^ e s , there hatchery situation and won’t' I didn't miss any fa s golf courses in the United States Detroit also added, a safety second half touchdo^s with his to Lance Alworth in thei were 625 'people^i^hfil went feed properly. Corley ^recently and only a couple of tpdav.” when a punt blocked by Ron 'scrambling to eulde tl the through this reach in 1962, this CTllected about______sMld Jrwlii who has,'b||poff period points came on rookie a 6-4-1 record and a temporary COLLEGE STATION, Tex. turnovers tad penalties, scored his chest and hands. Isaac Irioma'S’ 89-yard runback tie with the San Francisco (UPI)-Donnle Wigginton, the on a 2B-yard pass from Joe Mac RECAPPED TIRES - An Interference call on of the opening klckoff. Forty-Niners (6-4-0), but San red haired master of the ex- King to Billy Joe Polasek after Sanders^ustained the drive and' - Chuck Howley's 12-yard nin- Francisco has-a'-ehanc»-to ^o plbslve Wishbone T, scored twice Texas rang up a 34-point lead on t>ack ahead In the West when Thursday and guld^ the Texas a two-yard scamper by tailback they play the Jets In New York Longhorns Into the Cotton Bowl Mark Green. Polasek’s touch­ ^nday. with a 34-14 Southwest Con­ down was the first allowed by Staubach, who was a ques­ ference victory over outmanned Texas in 13 quarters. It was the Vlississippi blanks tionable starter because of a Texas Aggies. Aggies’ sixth loss against five bruised shoulder, hit only eight Texas, with eight wins md wins and could mean the of 14 passes for 176 yardi, but losses to Oklahoma and Arkan­ dismissal of Coach Gene arch-rival 48-0 escap^ without an Intercep­ sas, goes agalhst sixth-ranked Stallings. tion. and undefeated Penn State In Texas defensive bade Alan STARKVILLE, Miss. (UPI ) - Georgia Tech in the Dec. 30 The Rams n^t only lost that the Cotton Bowl Jan. 1 Iq Dallas. LoWry interrapted two passes The Peach Bowl bound Ole Miss Peach Bowl, game In Atlanta. costly Interc^tfon to-Howley„ ITie Thanksgiving p«y victory leading to a pair of tow^dOwns Rebels led by t a ^ d c Greg State, winding up with k 24 but lost another JUst 29 seconds over rival Texas A&M earned as 18th ranked Longhoriis^i Ainslworth and quarterback mark, was plagued by costly before the half when Larry Texas an unprecedented fourth took ftelr fourth consecutiv^ NcnW ” ' W e ’ ^ , erupted for six turnovers but managed to Snlth fumbled away the ball to straight Southwest Conference win over A&M and thefr Bftn ‘ touchdowns In a wild second contain the fa ir e d Rebels for Dave Edwards after the Rams champibnshlp and Cotton Bowl straight of the year. Jeff quart^ Saturday to crush arch­ three quarters. had drivm to a first down on the Zapalac’s. recovery of ^ Hugh rival Mississippi State 4M In a trip. Defensive end Reggie^ DUl Dallas 20. Wigginton, the team’s second McElroy fumble in the second j Souttifbtem Confertnce foot-. recovered two Bulldog funises string quarterback, tied k quarter set up Bertelsen’s first' ball _ A Los Angdes gamble 'wliidi d Tommy Monsour pounced Longhorn season record p< 14 toudidown. . Ainsworth, a 200-pqtod'jimi-' failed also helped set up . anottser to set up three of Ole toudidowns on tiro, Texas was on fiie Aggie. 35 or, Bcoi^tlirewttnieson mns of StaubMh’s bomb to Hayes. The iSijg’ touchdowns while Moley’s 'scampers,in an explosive 21- with one-inch to go when the Bam^ facing fourth and three point tecond qtuuter. Hie 5-lOi Aggies w c r c p e n a ]^ 15 y a ^ on th«,Dallas_45-^ line, faked 183-pound seAior leads the for a personal fouL Six playa passes of 28 yards tb^Burn«y a^S^yud-^idd goal, but ball conference In scaring and has kter \ n g ^ ! ^ bowled over Veasey and 35 yards t d ^ je y The fireworks started when holder Jerry Rhome’s 'surprise directed the Lopgbora madiine beUnd tii« Uodc of guard Myers. Ole i Miss drove 22 yards ta six pass to Smith in the dear was since No. 1 quarterbadc Eddie Travis Roadi to tnake it M-0. D^ense halfback Stan Molqr pla;|s fqritheir first toudidown overthrown and the Cowboya PUmps was injured in the _L ow iy in t e h x i^ a U ng ^ went « yards wifli a pass in- followii^ a scoreless opening took over in Qieir own end of the Hiason opener. ^ post on tlie Aggie 38 in tb e 'tercieption for.anoaMr Ole Miss quarter, with Ainsworth phiqg- field. > ' Jini Bertelsen, Uie Long- ■ecood u a ^ and retained it toudidown, and Udcer Ckqrce fng over from two yards out . TbeQowbays'dft^'dudoetD -bam'jfoMarm,-^aM on a is y i ^ setting i v liidd'a H )n t« booted field goals of 27 Only 14 seconds litek- Ains- life in the aeoond balf and Oey to the Orrt ■m .Tex|acamebwJtlHtha a n d ^ yards alongjHth fow worth rac^ 1]Lym^^for.his jrotmdnp on tbeiihort end of tbe^ 'Ott' • .tutting. Sl-yard d i ^ wtth Wiggblton atr£patetiu . . secon d .T D a ftferlw i^ v ered total offense R u stics 301 to S7l i eight yard nni in' U t tiiig D n S tu lU v v ltt a 1 4 -‘ tb e lopaidM victory gave the a Iitnible tqr State qnarterlndc yaris after flie defldt at the aeeonl P*ri«>- FtJIbiidk yard . . pass . aW. Don Bunisk RtjtOnB^dqinillWMTieiMinl ____ Billy______Bakei'. UiU jhibbkd halftinie. . . JlemiiXaddMond^im^aiiathefLliam&ling fae-»4nar^ Wif^kK-aa-Aay-ooiQiaetaMhefi^flrst-uother monienls later r*^ ■««» Staiia-VaMt tarn airtnted ardond right .seaabniiiidCTheadCaadiBilty taset^athinltMichdoilnwifii Ih e game ^ kept alive *tbe addidibar of fiw jtanvndMt. for Us record tying toodidoini K — in td * . Ole “ U — a aeoepted an WeeM throwing IS y a ^ to Oowboyf’ itij|ig«tnev«r4iaviajB TM Aggiu; hobbled h f fonrplay* iffi|UatlOB]aat w e clD n d loB M Veas^,> l ^ a Hiuikagi«ing Dajr.came. g ^ O ^ T im > ^ t^ vw r^ w ln -^ [^ ^ i^ to Novambef' M. 19^" I^FoprM e t ^ ^ to ^et mission event

_ ' r U#'EBT — Bishop W. ^ow th of the, community and the congregation necessitated a RUPBRT - THiiity Lutherw also studio oi^liieeriflg. Later .i^ynard. ^ v k s o(^{h^ Seattle Churcb,-Ruper^ will celebrate te joined ttie service and serve! and Portland Areas of the larger chut'ch, so a brick its FaU Mission FesUval Sun­ u Europe an«( Japan. Western Jurisdiction, of the building was erected on the day, wltti Rev..Larry Meinzen, After his disdiarge from tiw Ujdted MetHodisit Church, will same 4x>t at the comer of 6th Salt Lake City, as guest service, he re^ehter^ college at m M U oSldate at the dedication of the and H Streets. speaker. River Forest and received ^Is Rupert Unfted Methodist During the pastorate of Rev. 'S T W riY IW L A mission service is teaching degree/He was called, Oiurch Sunday. Wendell Coe, plans were made scheduled for 2 pjh. Ifi the to qerve as superintendent at liicraata YourKnowUdgo A ayijnbollc mortgage burning to build a third and larger IVinitK^parish haU, foUoming a of God'i Word, iU bb Hew in addition, the sanctuary which was con- 'nrwandrum, io India. Rev. at nooif.r'fhe .Meinzen served in that capacity o Enrich Your Ufa. will be celebrating 68 dtructed while Rev. Raymond o DiKover HI* Pepca-.^- I ' Thompson served the public Is for 13 vears.. 3 of worship and service in e Prepare To Teach congregation as pastor. The R w . Meinzen was bom in 1925 -I thef community. Others' building was coniewated on in India, where parrats were Seven of his 11 diildren were This is the third sanctuary to serving as missioiaries. When bom in India. Hie former In-, To •nroll,' compltta and tnoil Io Nov. 4, 1961, and it is this Now Tvttoment CKriltionity, Box be used by the congregation of he was 13, he returned to the dian missionary pursued his Methodists In Rupert. The first building whldi Btshop Sparks 1 )4 4 ,Jw ln Folll, Idaho SJ30I United States. He attended studies for the preaching was dedicated. June 9, 1905, a will de< cate. All past memters NAME ...... and pastors of the church has college at River Forest, 111., In ministry after his return to the STREET ...... small frame building which preparation for the teacMng States. He was ordained as a been Invited to participate In CITY,...... seated 150 people. By 1914 the aainlgtry, Missouri Synod clergyman in the service. STJrtE ...... ZIP-i.T. ' The dedication service will For a neriod. Rev. Meinzen 19W. begin at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Rev. Everett Gardner and Rev. Raymond— Thompson, past ministers of the church, will take part in the service as will Rev. C. Keith Mills, Superin­ tendent of the Snake River District of the Oregon-ldaho Conference, and ReV. Sydney Gaither, the present riilnlster...... — ..... ' W - . Bishop Sparks' sermon Is THIS EYE-CA'k»IN G slgil^ located near the ltl^d “ The Church That D o u b le Glenn Rose Baptist Church bn Houston’s North uldn't Stand Still". Rupert 3 -eeway In T en s, has caused more ti^an one f yor Wendell Johnson will otdMst to stop an(| do a double-take. The ng greetings from the s i g n double^ntendre sign Is not an advertisement for commuiaty. drugs. (UPI Telephoto) Special music will be provided by the three choirs of the church. Leader of the Angel Choir Is ‘ . MAVNARDSPARKS Spanish Assembly of God ---- , ------— :___ c— Mrs. Claud H. 'Bowman. The Carol Choir is led by Mrs. Tom Pierce, and the Senior Choir Is under the direction of Tonntyhurch dedication set Men set Pierce and Mrs. John Peavej;.. Solo selections will be o ffe i^ by RUPERT - Dedication reflnlshed and carpet laid. The church, until May, 1971, when aaud H. Bowman' "and'^Jlm building has seven Sunday incorporation. prooeM began. Wright. services for the newly morning School rooms In addition to the Plans were completed Aug. 10, Ministers who have served remod^6d'Spar>lsh Assembly of basement where the kitchen Is 1971. the church since it Chartered In God Oiur|Cti will be at-2:^ p.m. located. Rev. Manuel Ortega wds the 1905 with 11 members are Rev. Satoday at the comer of A The Spanish Assembly of God next pastor who served for five confab A. M. Lamber, 1905-1907; Rev. Street and South Second Strwt, Church was founded In the later years and Rev. Gomez has Ira R. Aldrich. 1907-1909; Rev. Rupert. F IIB R — The United part of 1961 by Rev. Soliz In a served the church the past two ^■ank B. Hardin. 1909;.igill; Scheduled on the program are Methodist Men’«-breakfast will rented building on First Street, years. lev. J. Martin, 1911-1612; Rev. Rev. Ec^ward O. Gomez, local be held &om 7 a.na. Wednesday Rupert. The next building w as, The church board of directors J. ]EL Baker, 191M915; Rev. C. pastor; Rev. S. R. Franco, at Mary’s Cafe. on the Sugar Factory road In Include Charles Chapa, E. Deal, 1915'1917; Rev. George superintendent of the Pacific R. W. Schlffler, house parent 1962. president; Antonio Lopez, vice W. Barnes, 1917-1923; Rev. C. O. district; Rev. Nestor B&zan, of theTwin Falls Harbor House, The church 'was a mission president; Mrs. Alice Heath, 1923-1927; Rev. B. F. superintendent of Central will speak on the problems and Maldonado, secretary; Tom Meredith, 1927-1929; Rev. district; and Luke Juarez, potentials of Juveniles In Magic Valdez, treasurer; Roy Victor Phillips, 1929-1934; Rev. Nampa, section presbyter. Valley. Maldonado, Mrs. Bennie Lopex, George Roseberry, 193^1937; Church officials are also ex­ Ladles Night will be observed pected from the Salt Lake City Mrs. Pauline VlUazenor, Jesse Dec. 6 with a supper at 7 p jn . to Rev. A. B. Parrett, 1937-1943; Abeyta^ Jesse Rodriguez and Rev. DaUas McNeU, 1934-1946; section. be catered by the Sarah Angle Rve. Gomez, all board mem­ Rev. James R. Qrowe, 1946- Rev. Gomez explijlned that Circle. Mrs. Mildred Neumann, bers. 1951; Rev. Earl Terry, 1951- the dedication service Is being Twin Falls, will ' give an Sunday services are 9:45 a.m. 1953; Rev(. WerideU Coe, 1953-___ held Saturday In as much as the Illustrated report of her par-. Sunday School followed by 11 1960; Re ' TTiomp- monthly sectional fellowship- Ucipation' In last summer's a.m. worship; and 7 p.m. son, 196fr!rt65; Rkv. A. M.' meetliigs are Id t^eh and the Bishop’s tour of Africa. evangelistic aei^lim " Thomas, 1905-1967; Rev. congregation to Invite Warren McConnell, 1967-1969; other of God Rev. E^verett Gardner^ 1969- thprches t attend Uvp W SC S h o ld s Harvest 1971, and Rev. Sydney , dedication. I Gaither, the present pastbr. ‘ The church purchased the building and lot from CVA pledge rite day set Enterprises In September 197X, HANSEN — A pledge service after selling Its former church was held at the Women's Bible and property—o»-4h e Sugar Society of Christian Service Love and uuu live sn h y siiliL at Filer Factory Road. The building has meeting at the United Methodist been painted outside and dhurch, Klmberlyl If'was III the hisU ry^ f iiian. Jl t^orU oj uui members of the congregation FILER — The Filer Church of conducted by Mrs. Eugene have ben busy cleaning, , trie NAzarene will observe display DON E. COOK Kreuger., iinJ often crvel conlrdsty 'W e iish painting and remodeling inside. H ^ e s t Day next Sunday, the Mrs. Ralph Nelson finished’ The cha'pel room has been the African Study series which W hy poverty in a luiui of plenty? IV h y alienntioii* irhen io a.m. service will feature The newly paneled, the floors King's Witnesses with a special planned Speaker she has been leading. She used musicaj program and a talking the book, “ Cry Sorrow, Cry u 'f are all horn to the same fam ily of man? The aching dummy as a treat for the KIMBERLY ~ Kimberly scheduled Joy," among others as resource children. Christian church will hold a books. chasm betireen the real and the ideal eveiywhere The 11 a,m. service will be the Bible display Sunday, ac­ Nazarene The group voted to contribufi^ start of 10 days of special ser­ cording to Mrs. Jack Wright. iat Filer to the .Building Fund pledge. provokes the cjue-ition . . vices with Rev. Don Cook, The display will be open to the A report was given on the - evangelist and Mrs. Pauline public from 3 to 5 p.m. at the FILER — Guest speaker at successful annual fall turkey the evangelistic services to be dinner held recentljy at /.the Chastain, singer. The services church sanctuary, she said. Mr. leadert will be held at 7:30 p.m. each and Mrs. Wright are in charge held Sunday Dec. B at the Filer church as a fund-raising night through Dec. 8, accordi/ig of the display, assisted by Mrs. Church of the Nazarene, will be project. Rev. Don E. Cook, ordained The Browse and Buy store Is to Rev. Gemie Iwersen, pastor. James iCelth. honored The Bibles will Include some minister of the Nazarene now closed and will remain so Q ^ ch . until spring, when it will reopen, antique .ones ^and ^thers^ in - F 11.f r — F m n rls .Sharp, WHY? In lin e Chastain will be in if thrtraildtng is sttll available. forel^ Talguages' as well as superintendent of tlw Nazarene I I ,$outHern different t anslations. Sunday School, was presented a charge of special music at the Ladles are asked to save tape recorder and set of services. clothing end other articles for In a world looking for answers leadership tapes' from Rev. Rev. Cook was born in use in the store. New yearbooks Gemie“ Iwerteir, pastomTThe TTIm s set Nazarene Church, on behalf of ^'''central^ ^aUfornla. He Dec. 15 meeting will the Idaho-Oregoh Department graduated from Pasaderid fea Installation of new of- God is hope. God is now. of Church School. College,- Pasadena, with a fleers. set event Dec. 3, 6 The'elftwa^^' recJgniUonof major in reUgion, and began his , Mrs, J. Roy Durk and Mijs. TWIN FALLS - The First the outstanding growth 6f the ministry as assistant pastor in ^ John Nelson were hostesses. Southern Baptist Church will at church ■ Filer Sunday School In the M6nterey Park, Calif. sponsor a Youth revival recent "Touchdown *71" con­ After graduation in 1952 he TYLER STREET 4 accepted his first pastorate In Thursday through Sunday Ircre. TWIN FALLS - ' No Greater test, during which time the BAPTIST CHURCH Services will be at 7:30lp.m. church reached a 115 average Arizona aiid larter moved back Love" a film about the people to Ca^fomia to become (^ t o r . 388 TYIER STREET THESE SPONSORS MAKE THIS p E POSSIBLE nightly, with fellowship and Involved In Vietnam fighting attendance for October, over ■67 Bun sessions to follow each from a year ago. of youth Irt Bakersfield First 9:45 Sundoy ScKool will be shown Dec. 3 and Dec. 6 Church of the Nazarene. service.’ at 7:30 p.m. In Ihe Free Will 1 1 :0 0 Morfting Wor»hip Guest speakers will include Removed to Idaho In 1965 and THE CHURCH NEEDS YOU ... Baptist Church, 869 Washington' served as a pastor until this 6:30 Jr & Sf Young P«opl«'i Van Henson, a senior at St. S. Revival Clearfield. Utah, high school, year when he resigned to enter 7:30 Ev«r>mg W orthip Service The showings are op«t to all fulltime evangelistic wotkv He and Kyle Robertson, a fresh- HAZELTON - There wffl be Kenneth C. Himple WHSONBATES JLOUNCrSL interested persons, and will be was special speaker during this m ui-at V^eber State CoQege. a revival service at 8 p.m. Pastor of Interest to everyone. Pastor sunmier’s Filer Youth ^ tre a t DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Robertson has attended Mondjpiy at the Hazelton 733-1919 APPLMNGE STORE SchiUereff says; at~Ca(hedraI, Plrtes tn the 'Whofi&^Vmr Maytag - Monarch - Philco ■ Kitchen Aid 143 4»h Ave. W. Harrison Elementarv School. Filmed under combat con­ Asseitably of God Church. _____ Sayt h to"______SawtObth Mountains. Twin — Jerome — Burley Twin Folll — 733-1622 Roliert Stuart Junior High ditions, the film depicts the Rev. Russell King, pastor, ScIiDol and Twin Falls High heroism of the people in Viet­ said Rev. and Mrs. Orville School nam and their human interest in ^antlin, Fruitland, wW lead SUNDAY: Sun. . 9:43 VM. SOUTH DMW PRODUCTION WALLS NORTHWEST helping one another and shitHng > -the service. .The Scantlins W onhip. 11 ;00 AJIA. problems and benefits. ‘Ite pioneered the llaxeltoa ' • Yevth Mtg. 6:30 P^. Dedication sel. Go«p*l^ur . 7,30 PM. csEorrissocuTWN LIVESTOCK SUPPLY .(um la a IbUowiip i t an earll^ about IS y e a m 0 n iK t 244Thlrd.Av*..E. . 203'4«li Av«,W. I FILER — The United Him, “Vl>Ly ~N. tMitslA Sheup AvCE. H , ' Twin Foils, Idaho Twifi — JffrofVM — iuBarley r iM ^ ' MO¥UiltjBj|M^I ^ . i w^ rT ^ jFofli, '■ttiiiaKtiofc- / -,vV : ■ '..' . '. i; •'

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" TWIN FALLS- — New Satiirdajt^or Sunday morning observed voluntarily and n o . regulations' governing winter_JshOT heavy traffic to the ski citations will have to be Issu^. ^ recreatioi) traffic on the Roclc area and snowmobile area has but when violatibhs occur O eek road south of Hansen yriU begun. Andersen said this would citations will be given. be presented tor adoption by the ^ ve plows a jJiancis to clear a Tlipse attending the Monday T w i n 'T ^ Highway District place for the vehiclei .to park so meeting to discuss the problem board at its next meeting. they could be out of tHe way of Included representlatives of the Hie regulations, designed to plows finishing up the road highway district. Forest wr- meet'the needs of all area users clearing work. ■ vice, snowmobile association, wit^lO^^ conflict, have Andersen said enforcement of Jones representing skier uie. endorsed by user groups and any regulations is the ki6y to the Sheriff Paul Corder; all .three individuals and the U.S. Forest effectiveness and. it is hoped a county commissioners, and Service. &puty can be hired to work the Dorothy Persons, cabin owner. Keith Andersen, engineer fdr two days per week during Ralph Olmstead, highway the highway district, said the winter months. He said the board chairman; conducted the speciflcregulations-were-called -'highway—district and -Claude Monday meetingr------for in a meeting Monday af- Jones, owner of Magic Moan- Tho'Se attendihg pointed out temoon arranged by the Forest tain Resort, have ea6h offered the improvement of the road Service and hi^way district $100 toward the ^lary and It is last year and enlarging .and out of Soncem lieavy um of tlie believed the 'snowmobile surfacing of the snowmobile road and need for traffic association and other Interested parking lot this, past summer regulation and' winter main­ persons and agencies can come have helped the situation tenance. up with another $200. greatly and the problem of The highway district has He said persons violating the conflict of Use between skiers jurisdiction over the road. regulations will be Issued a and snowmobilers in the im­ Andersen said, and will provide citation and must appear in proved ski area has diminished. ful^ service during the winter court and answer to a Forest service signing of ski use months In snow removal. He misdemeanor charge. He said It runs has helped with this said men and equipment will be is hoped reuulations will be problem. available for sh6w clearing as needed seven. d ^ . a week, — r-n------providing there are no SNOWFALL in Mhgic Valley put a white emergency conditions In the frosting on these mail boxes south of Twin Falls.^ valley area. Blaine ♦ • The light snowfaH also blanketed m^cb of the IVeither rain now snow Under the proposed d a m a s state’s highway system. regulations, specific rules are spelled out and will be enforced, C^assia

• «( '• I Andersen said. Plans are to Elmore station a deputy, under Gooding Snow covers Clean supervision of the T ^ Fails Hunter walks sheriff’s office on the road .J e r p « ^ a g i c air Saturdays, Sundays and Lincoln holidays during the winter season to enforce traffic laws, Minidoka Idaho roads index twenty ilniles and special regulations. Twin Falls Valley Andersen listed five divisions RICHFIEIJD — S'. J. PetdF- .residents and three offlcers of the new regulations. First, he Friday, November 26. 1971 BOISE ( i U p i ) S n o w and spots, \ son,.about 28,JRichfleld, w alke^searched Ihe area on foot and said, the action calls for en­ ice covered most of I(|^o's St^te Highway 3J--^ an Val­ 4 5 forcement and augmenting of out of 'tne freezing ‘ d e s e i T **®rseback until about 3 pjn. major roads in varyingnlnouhts ley to Victor^ isrolcen snow floor. E.&Acc»ed A& miccQflrftm& state laws which prohibit pdrticuw Ji for any 2J hour companions, became separated nearly 20 miles over lava beds. from the state Departments of HUl, Salmon,bfoken snow floor. per<00. and below 360 for even a designated pedestrian from the others alx)ut 3; 30 p .m., He had spent the night in the ' Highways and Law Enforce­ Interstate BON, U.S. 30 Mal­ vhort pertod ol time . crosswalks will be established about 13 miles northeast of desert In freezing weather. meet at Burley ment: ta to Utah line, Icy spots. at the Magic Mountain Ski Area . RlcHITeld, and - 15 miles Snow and rain were falling. •t- O.S. 95 - CouncU, Mesa HiU, Interstate 15W, U.S. 30N - Dispersion for skiers crossing from one lift trucks for the company to southeast of Preacher’s Bridge. Peterson was dressed for t>ad BURLEY — Idaho National Midvale Hill to Welser, Mar^ Montpelier to Wyoming line, Icy to another or from the lodge to transport commodities to dif­ lincoln County sheriff's of- weather, wearing a sheepskin Fanners Organization mem­ Ing to OregdimRfe, broken 6iow spots. forecast: the lifts on the opposite side of ferent markets. Also this af­ ' fleers were notified by a lined'vest, Army jacket, ]eans bers gathered In .. Burley aoor', anb3ing: Whitebird Hill, State. Highway 36 — Snow the road. ternoon, potato conunodities T oday: Exttfllenf** ‘ member of the party about 9:30 and overshoes. He carri^ no Thursday for the opening GrangeviUe, Ofaigmont Culdes- floor. - It is unlawful to park a vehicle memtiers and t>eef growers Tonight: Excellent p.m. Wednesday. A search food. No medical treatment was ses&ion of the state convention ec^HU^rSiiow-lloQrF snowing. Interstate 16, U.S. 91 — Mon- required. on any roadway and tills will at the Ponderosa Inn. meeting were held. Daiiiy and State highway 56— Horseshoe lotViorrov*/: Excellent party was organized TTiursday ida Pass, icy spots. Area Civil Air Parol units also be enforced with parking Meetings Thursday and today grain comm^ities members Bend Hill, broken snow Door, morning. About 50 s^ea U.S. 191 - Ashton HiU, West An Idaho Department of MeaHh were alerted but were not designated only on paring lota were open only to NFO mem­ will meet at 7:30 p.m. tonight. snowing; Banks Canyon to Cas­ prediction of the ab'i'ty of th* Yellowstone, broken snow floor, atmosphere lo disperse poMul'Oo needed in the search, offlcers for skiers and snowmobilers or bers, but Saturday's sessions Registrattbn for Saturday’s cade, snow floor, snowing; Cas­ snowing. said.. Several planes also were a t , the tubing 'and sledding will be open to the public, ac­ session tegins at 8 a.m., with cade to New Meadows, broken cording to E. B. Hicks, Twin the convention session t o - begin snow floor, snowing. A speed limit of 10 Falls, NPP president. at 9 a.m. Main speakers include U.S. 93 — Ganela tb Stanley, Second ski hour from just below the Magic A presentation preview by the Oscar Arstein, Idaho Com- Lost TVall Pass, snow floor, Mountain ski lodge to the Rock P.recn and White Trucking Co. ■ missioner of A^culture. and snowing'; Shoshone, Icy spots. swap slated Filing Q-eek 'Ranger station wDFBe of a new~fruck highlighted DeVon Woodland, Idaho State Highways 46, 68—Moun­ Wilderness clamor established and enfoi ced. today's s^ io n . NFO members National NFO director! tain Home area, snow floor, Uphill traffic beyond the have banded together to buy snowing. Dec. 10, 11 ends in •niird Fork of Rock Creek wiU U.S. 93A - Challis to WiUow said unrealistic be proiiiblted from 3 to 5 pjn. Q'eek Summit, broken snow KETCHUM — So successful BOISE (U PI) - A because of heavy down traffic. Low bidder floor, snowing; MacKay to Cra­ tinued development of the was the Sun Valley benefit ski spokesman for the Greater Minidoka This will be in effect throughout ters of Mn< icy spots. natural resources of the swap another such event is Hailey Snake River Land Use Congress western states. the w i^ r season, designated State Highway 21—Boise area planned for Dec. 10 and 11. RUPERT — Today was the on roadway says the clamor for designation "Arbitrary and capricious as the period during which the to Mores Creek, broken snow Gross total from the annual final date for filing nominating of vastly more public lands as shackling of carefully plam^ed Magic Mountain Ski Area Is In floor, snowing; Mores Creek to event, held at the lOOF Hall in petitions for the Dec. 6 elections wUdemess “ is based on an long range management and operation each winter. firm wins announced Idaho a ty , broken snow floor, Ketchum, was $9,216.23, ac­ in Minidoka County fire unrealistic assumption." development programs will All vehicles entering the area snowing; Idaho City to Law­ cording to Mrs. George protection and highway BOISE (UPI) - Quinn- Herb Fltz, president of the constitute a severe blow to these under winter driving conditions man, IjToken snow floor, drift­ Kneeland, president the Sun districts. Robbins Co., Inc., Boise, U Greater Snalce River Land Use essential industries and the will be required to have chains, contract ing. VaUey Ski Education Foun­ Elections are slated for both apparent low Iddder for work on Congress, a chapter of Outdoors general economy of the westep snow tires or other suitable State Highway 51 — Grasmere dation, Inc.. and the IS per cent HAILEY - U. S. .280 of a piile of Second Streft Unlimited, discussed the states,” he said. the West End Fire Protection traction devices as deemed to Nevada ilncj Icy spots, snow­ for the junior ski team came to District and the Minidoka Congressman Orval Hansen, R- South extension and .758 of s subject at a directors meeting “ Designation of large ad­ necessary by the enforcement ing. 11,350.41. Idaho, todaj' announced award mile of Sectmd Street South to of the chapter earlier this week ditional areas of wilderness will County Fire Protection District, officer in charge. U.S. 20-26 - Swan VaUey. Icy Lane Monroe, head ski coach, of a confract in the amount of at Farewell Bend, Ore. also., lim it the future op- and for the Minidoka County In addition to these five the Nampa one-way couplet and and his nine assistant coaches $22,540 to Tony Russell Con­ .283 of a mile of Seventh Street “Proponents of all-out portunltles of the average Highway District board of meaures, Andersen said,, the wet.e at the swap to help answer South in Canyon County. wilderness would have It recreatlonalist.” directors. district may also hold up ail struction, Hailey. technical questions about skis believed that additional Candidates for ttie position of traffic at Third Fork while snow The contract is part of the One of three bidders for the and boots. millions of acres of public land chairman of the board of the plows are clearing the roads Colunibia Basin IVoject and contract, Quinn-Robbins of- Officers Mrs. Jack Simpson, chairman could t>e closed to most uses West End Fire Protection and parking areas. This, he covers cleaning, deepening •*ere3” to~ 3o” the work for of the event, said persons.came $6191.825.15, the Idaho Highway without adverse effects," Fitz District must reside within the said, would be in the event of the and removing of silt and sand from as far away as Idaho Fails said, “ "niis is simply not so. ‘ Mexicans tx)undaries of subdistrict 3 and need to plow Ihe road on a for drain rehabllitatioa Department said. captur,e and “ weren't disappointed with “ Long established induatdea_ must file their declaration of the- bargains they foundr” — principally timlier, livestock candidacy withT;. U. tocapder. and mining — depend to a "liT^rfor Several local merchants Clyde Greenwel} Is the In­ escapees signiflcant extent on the con- brought In new slcis and boots. cumbent chairman. ’ The'ski swap Is held eich ye^ Voting will be from noon until Potato council sets talk before the ski season starts with 7 pnn.-fiec. 6 at the PauHFire ida County'law enforcement of­ polities a percentage going to benefit Hall, and the Paul D. Werner ficers arrests two men ac­ the Sun Valley Junior Ski team. residence, 1450 West, 325 South, by former T.F. resident cused of escaping from jail in Preliminary PUEBL5, Colo. (UPI) - A The second event, Dec. 10 and Jerome County. Taloeleiiooeie County,uounty, Utah, Thursdaylliursday i three-day political convention 11, also will be held In the Two commissioners for tl>e BURLEY - Charies E. Glib, Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Glib is a meml>er of tiie board night at the scene of a traffic n e a r i n C aimed at making the La Raza Ketchum lOOF Hall from noon Minidoka Fire Protection a native, of Twin Falls, will be Association since 1969, he was of directors of the former accident on Interstate l5. ~ Unida party into a nationwide to 7 p.m. both days. Items District wiU be elected with the k e ^ t e speaker at tHe 23rd made membership diairman lA Potato Growers Association of 9ieriff’s officers said both politicai force for Chicanos open­ should be brought in between 2 annual meeting of the National 1960, sergeant at arms In 1962, California, Associated Produce^ Joe Berry, 28, andWilli^/AUen scheduled ed today on the Southern Colo­ voting at the Minico High to 7 p.m. Dec. 9. All mer- School. Terms are expiring for Potato Council at the Ponderosa and was elected to the executive DMiers and Brokers of Lds Langston. 30, were thrown from rado.State College campus. diandise should be clean and LaVern Montgomery, sub­ Inn Wednesday through board in 1964. Gilb served seven Angeles, Fresh Produce Council the stolen pickup truck in which - RUPERT - Preliminary Organizers said they expected well tagged with the price, Mrs. years on United’s. potato of Southern California,, and they were tiding when Jt over­ hearing for Ray Wells, 50, Twin about 1,S00 Mezican-Americans district and W. C. Gentry, sub Friday. Simpson said. GUb wiU lead off at the division b o ^ and th i^ years Produce Marketing turned on the highway 3H miles Falls trucker charged with from throughout the Southwest district 2 Petitions should be -Assodajion. north of Malad. Involuntary manslaughter, has and West to take part in the filed with secrets^ Eldon J. keynote luncheon Dec. 1 with us its distinguished diainnan. his provocative remarks' en- Bert Block, THe Godfrey Co., Ottcers said the two men been set for Dec. 22 in gathering. Stephenson. ' Waukesha, Wis., will follow in wera seriously injured and that Magistrate court in Minidoka Tbe La Raza Unida party sur- Highway commi&oners will tiUed, “ What Have We Got To TV special the first business session. His -one-teceiw d- a fracturcd-skull. County by Judge LeRoy faced in 1970 as a political arm be elected from suljrdistrict and Look Forward To? ■ranarBTwiirasrVith %hat in the accident. T1iey>.'were taken OackCT. of militant Chicanp organiza­ 2 for four year terms. Terms Glib wtu set the pace for a needs to be done by the potato to l^ v e!?ity Hospital in Salt Wells ’ was charged in the tions in Colorado Texas and scheduled are expiring for Ed Hartmart, •ting that carries a theme death of Richard Harold other states. subKlistrict 1 and Lynn Man­ iProducUon: your dioice; industry ih the field of Lake City by I^termouhtain >- J: Ambulance Service. Hanson, 22, Wendell, who died Convention organizers saidon- TWIN FALLS - Dr. John ning, sulvdistrict Z Hold-over your responsibility; promotion and public relations.' i Deputies said the men, who Nov. 9 after his truck crashed ly Chicano reporters wouldjbe Lee, Meridian, appears in a TV <;ommissioner •- is George ■omotion: Your oblig- Other speakers will be interspersed throughout appeared to have b e a drink* into the rear of the large truck, i^owed to attend convention s p e ^ "The Eagle and the Hedlind, iulxiistrict 3. big,« « « in tfjddcap trade be- Wells bad parked on Interstate worlohops, although all news­ Hawk” to be shown from 2 to 3 Voting ' for the higSway Gilb is president of the the business sessions Wth l o Q ^ to the U,S. Poreit Serv­ BON' to give iaaaistance to men will be allowed to attend pjn. Sunday^'Cblnnel 11 and electian wiD be at the Ace another motorist. general sessions. at 5 p m on Cfaannd 4. School; the ^ d o k a County .‘Angeles. He is a co-foundei^UMp different viewpoint on the l^idons when neither man had Wen> appeared in magistrate Speakers wm indude Rodol­ ft was filmed under the Highway District office, full partner of Progressive overall theme. ^ liny idenOflcation, A dwdc.dls- court In Rupert earlier, this fo 'O o ^ - Qonzales, Denver qMRSorship of the National Rupert; hi^way district office Produce Co., Los-Angeles, one Some ot- the bfiier speakers ■ ,d 0Md tb^, were mqited for week and requested a .Chicaqo.leadCT:' Jose Angel Audubon Sodety a ^ General in Paul, and the Heybum City of tbe nation;8 largest potato WiD. include Floyd Hedhmd, —JiHhreilr lir O ^ , officers aald. pr^Hminary-hMwinp. He ' was— G a tl«rw ,. chairtnsn -ot-i’ Bx EleetHc— Gorportrtwii— ;snd- -ofaceJBetiti6ni.ilif>n- general m a n a ^ . The Piidk^ a pniiile v A id e to rm _____ Dr Lcfc a vaterinarianj was givsProd Red- Book;— Dean^Dpnald'^ « R ^ and fUladto retm ts W weus ais Isais a driver forwr andana ppm g t ic icm m Young bnili Ui; Tii riiiii- liiHl [[I'Hl' iifT uic acmons, UUL vuwaa operates a fleet on tte W Jobnsofi, CStorade— iStati tlietr latfcaK ^T5oeiniiiB» WeUs afOilitti there. is'0ie son of Mr. and required to }dgn~ an dector’s Coast UuTveraity*; Ray Banoodc, SRS, di9 . aflenKMd. ' \ ttnddng Oq>., TMn Falls^ ciniBdatethxnOakland, Calif, Mrs.:Bicba^]I Lee. oath. ■ A nnieiia^ of the United eajaaJcai^aab USDA and oeiers, r

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seM&t riew^off icers WENDELL - Wendell ohplanniilgprogramatobnpnve superintendent, and Fourth ediibatloii in Idaho be said. district Superlntendant Speakers from Idaho State RUPERT, — ?lew officers ~ta.at the hospital. The public 1b Goodman, Arlette Smith, Association; president, University, college of education elected for the Plnk-Laldfl^. of Invited to the tea from 3 to 5 JbEllyn Tayloc, Barbara Lawrence LaRue, announced will discuss the “ umbrella” Mlnldpkn Memorial ffospltal. p.m. and:e together JEROME — CoUectlm of uted dothing. for aid to the refugees fleeing the war in East Pakistan has begun by the Jerome United Ministerial Association, Rev. John M. Volunteers receive awards Garrabrandt announced today. Rev. Garrabrandt is chair­ TWIN FALLS - Eight afternoon in an awards Bopp said the pro^am plans proper procedure in the event of man of the association’s volunteers of the 1971 fire presentation at the fire to promote the campaign with a fire. dothing project and said the A CAP OF HONOR U presented to a practlcal- prevention program in Twin department. ‘ Edith-is Coming to Twin Falls! Only about 30 per cent of the Jerome organization is joining a I\ u r s e nursing student at the (loUeg^ of Southern Idaho, Falla were honored Wednesday Fred Higgins, fire marshal, were shot down by the arrival of business buildings which bum state-wide effort to collect Mrs. Betty Jones, during a cennonlal capping presented the name plaques to Hurricane Edith on the are ever rebuilt, the fire chief dothes for the needy. He asked ^ c a p p e d ^ 'ceremcmy T u e ^ y night. MrS. Rath Malone, on area chairmen and. block southeast cdast with resulting said, and as a result fire means persons to leave their donations right, a veteran of ZS years of nursing, presented chairmen who assisted in damage^o that^rea. Hurricane loss of jobs and other economic at the United Methodist Church I the caps to the 11 students in the LPN class. SV team organizing store owners and Edith arrived the same week as pitfalls to any community. during the day or on the porch of employes for fire ertingulshing the Edith, thfe home evacuation the parsonage, 253 E. Ave.A., demonstrations and other plan program, was being during the evening. Gothlng educational phases of the an­ launched in Twin Falls and shoiild be in boxes suitable for heads for nual fire prevention program. other cities around the country. Vote set shipping, he said. ' ' ' \urse trainees Rudy Ashenbrener was As a result, Bopp said, not too Rev. Garrabrandt said eight honored as downtown area many communities wanted to MURTAUGH - Aft election Protestant denominations and Europe chairman, and Jack Muldoon as declare “ Edith" was arriving in will be held Dec. 6 to fleet a the Idaho Catholic Diocese of Lynwood Area chairman. Block their community. commissioner for sub-strict Boise hdve Joined the project. chairmen Included Walter Bopp Said many programs No. 3 of'the Murtaugh glghway. CoUections wUl.be distributed KETCHUM - Sun Valley wiU Mlldon, Edd Bossard, Ozz were giveif in the schools and District. » by the Lutheran World Relief, be well represented when the U. capped at CSI Nelson, H. W. Zimmerman, before service and ^ j a l groups C. LaVere Bennett, secreteiy, CathoUc ReUef* Services and S. Girls* Ski Team heads for Robert Harvey and Robert to explain the home fewacuation said voting will be from 1 to 7 Church World Services. Europe next week. said. "You still have a long Ellis. program and to dembnstrate p.m. at the Murtaugh Highway ThiS‘ year . lightweight TWIN FALLS - Eleven in which the patient- is severly Susan Corcock and Susie ways to go.” He challenged the Fire Chief Bobby Bopp ex­ District office. clothing, suitable for ^wear m practical nurse trainees burned. His recovery Involves Patterson, both Sun Valley, will trainees to "re-evaluate and pressed appreciation to the The term of A. L. Carrier Is the tropical zones is being received a challenge to .“do not only helping him medically, be am ong the eight girls rededicate yourselves . toward volunteer^ saying about ISO expiring. wught. your best" along with their caps through .cooperation with heading for—Europe to par­ completion of your career persons attended the demon­ during a capping ceremony physicians, but alleviating his ticipate in the famous world cup Honor roll training.” strations to become familiar Tuesday night at the College of worrleai over whether he will races. The other sik members 'Bradley added the students with emergency fire control. Southern Idaho. recover and if he will be are Karen Budge, Barbara will need to make an "all-out He said the campaign this reported The annual ritual In which the disfigured. Cochran, Llndy Cochran, effort to reach the final plateau year was an effective one, trainees receive thetr caps, Mrs. Blackburn traced the Marilyn Cochran, Cindy Nelson of graduation and passing the emphasizing fire prevention symbolic of their acceptance growth of nursing education In and S ^ y Poulsen. i state board exam.” and control In the business for Buhl into the~program, featured the United' States and Idaho, The first race in the series is a In presenting the students for areas and also a home addresses by Orval ^Bradley, commending the state planners downhlU Dec. 4-5 at St. Moritz, director of the CSI vocational for maintaining one of the best, capping, Mrs. Erdolsa reviewed evacuation program tabbed the BUHL — E. B. Sept, principal their strenuous classwork, Next they will go to “ Edith" program. school; Mrs. Mairilyn Black­ most comprehensive nursing Val d’Isere, , for a of Buhl Junior High Schrol, burn, assistant professor of commenting that “ I am sure programs in the nation. Idaho downhill and a announced honor students for jomrslng, and Mrs. Glgl Lianne currently ranks third In the you women have been the first quarter of the school PRINTING race Dec. 9-12. The last stop Erdolsa, director of the memorizing your bones while nation for Its nursing education, before coming home for year. program. Mrs. Blackburn said. doing the dishes and reviewing Christmas Is the Arlberg- Richfield High honor roll students In­ The trainees will qualify to your muscles while danilngaming Idaho also has 17 practical Kandahar at Sestriere, . ‘ . cluded Spott Atkins, Steve take the state examination nursing training programs In sock^." Dec. 12-19. Where -theyV/wlU £ e l S C O a l Atkins, Cathy Behm, Tina for business leading to the Licensed Prac­ Thfe students have stui operation, compared to only one compete in a downhill and a Bretthauer, Tom Busmann, tical Nurse (LPN) certificate. for all of Alaska, and scattered Bve of the nine "systems of the slalom race. Paula Ellis, Celia Gould, David The LPN program is vocational programs in many other states, body" ah-eady, have two more or personal Since the end of October, the RICHFIELD - A car load of Honcik, Mary Lewis and Nifck in nature,' given under the In. addition, in 19 years of to go before , the Chrlsjmas girls - have been trahiing at coal has arrived at the Richfield Nash, eighth graders, and - voratlnnQL«fthnnl nt r S ! as a . prnrtlral’niiralnB training In break and two after Christmas, Terry Dolar, holiday greetings counterpart to the acadenilc Idaho, she said, "we have never Mrs. Erdolsa said. Then, after, Baker, coach. Hank elevator, it Is announced by- seventh graders. Registered Nurse (RN) had a failure on the state Ijpard this grind, “ we start all over women’s Eighth grade honor students Tauber and his new assistant manager Ronald Ralls. program directed by Mrs. examinations." again and take each system, are Mary Sue ^Atwood. Shannon women’s coach froni Boise, Ron Richfield’s heaviest coal user Judith Roberts. Bradley, extending the b'f^ studying all the diseases that Cantrell, Scott Fehrenbacher, Sergeant. From approximately is the cheese factory and the Now'* the tlfne to order Mrs. Blackburn, featured afflict It.” Sara Ferlante, Janie Fields, flclal "w elcom e" to the 15 of the best girl sId racers in elevator had hauled coal from speaker during the brief students on behalf pf the She commended the students Belt Grill, Brenda Hahn, the United States, .these eight Twin Fallirand Jerome to meet • li9<»persortallied Cifrijt- ceremony In Shields Academic • vocational school, reviewed the for their, devotion to their Elizabeth Heimgartner, Jeff were chosen to re^esent the the need. Some coal was hauled Building at CSI, told ^he nature of the program, which is training) and their progress so Lehrman, Pamela Mon­ m p f greetings for buii- United States in the European from Buhl for the Richfield audience and trainees that carried out In cooperation with far In the 37-week class. tgomery, Bobby Partin, Nathan races because of their out­ school furnace, but^no actual . "Nursing Is helping service. It Magic Valley Memorial Perkins, Martina RIU, Chris neit oiiacialei and Mrs. Erdolsa presented .the standing performance^ in shut-downs arose from the coal also involves supervising and Hospital to allow the students Sept, Karla Simons, Vicki class to Vrs. Ruth Malone, a recent training and time trials. shortage. friends. Choose from teaching.” on-the-job experience. veteran of 25 years of nursing, Smutney, Janet Spreier, Alyce She dted a typical bum case "You have reached a plateau Who is currently head of nursing Warr, Cindy l^ilson and Toni hundreds of card desigtis that might come Into a hospital. with your capping," Hadley at Magic Valley Memorial. Mrs. WoU. ovallable. Malone "capped" each of the 11 Seventh grade honor students trainees, fastening each nursing include Debbie Bush, Melanie cap personally and News Of Record Erkins, Jeff Hepwrth, 'congratulating each student for Roxanne Johnson, Keith Idahoans asked to her progress. Meitzner, Hannah Perkins, Cary iSchmeckpeper, Sally Blaine County Florlan Haemmcrle, 62, Sun TIMES-NEWS . The trainees Include Mrs. Southwick, Diane Tappen, Magistrate Court Valley, $12.50, Florian Alyce Wagner, Lissa Walker, liote “ Bible Week” Dora Brewer, Mrs. Judith Brents P-£llegrini, 23, SUn Haemmerle, 62, San Valley, Debra Watson, Kathleen Wilson ACE PRINTING Grosshans, Mrs. Karen Hush- Valley, $18.50, speeding and no $12.50, improper baclrtng: and Katherine Wolff.' 250 Main Ave. North 733-A623 man, Mrs. Cecelia Hernandez, driver’s.license in possession; Kenneth C. Little, 21, Mountain WASHINGTON, D. C. - influencing the life of Western Mrs. Gay Holcomb, Mrs. Betty Stephen L. Clark, 24, .^un Home, $3<2.50, speeding; Glei? C. Congressmvan Orval Hansen civilization. Jones,' Mrs. Dale Klatke, Mrs. Valley, $17.50, failure to stop; McRoberts, 67, Ketchum, $10, today-asked-Idahocuis to join— "Th«-Blble-remains -ouui'6-.-Be^y—Royoe, M "*- Kenneth-LT-SPhmlBrr 28rTwtn-etpireirsafety"mspectlor[ran(i him on observance of National t>est handbook for life," Hansen VanDerWaiker, Marcia Falls, $27.50, passing through John G. Brown, 17, Hailey, $10, Bible Week by reflecting on the said. Williams and Cheryl Zollinger.. an Intersection; Harold L. expired safety Inspection. vital role the Bible has played in Hansen said that National Mrs. Doris Flinn, president of Arbaugh, 45, Hailey, $10, ex­ Jim Gilskey, 25, Lava Hot Bible Week is celebrated an­ the LPT} Association, and Mrs. pired. safety inspection; and Sprijjg, $21.50, speeding; Mal^r nually during Thanksgiving ernlce Fllhnore, LPN“ vice Owen M. McCormick. 20, Loclmood Adams, 17, Hailey, week to encourage the reading president, conducted a candle- Ketchum, $23.50, speeding. $17.50, failure to stop; Morgan and study of Holy Scripture.- O.M. Capps lighting ceremoney before the Charles C. Negreponte, 19, A. Thomas, 27, Sun Valley, “ The Bible, in addition to its processional of the trainees. Ketfhum, $22.50, speeding; $27.50, ficticious display of wealth of literature history, Elder Fred W. Koch, pastor of Curtis L. Powers, 22, Buhl, license plates; Qaire B. Carter, nominated biography, drama, poetry, the Reorganized LD^ Church, $20.50, speeding; George T. M, BeUevue, $19.50, speeding; Buhl, offered the invocation and sermons and letters — is a Fritz, Jr., 45, Hailey, $re.60, "Aomas V. Harmer, 22, Car- benediction during the RICHFIE&D - O. M. Capps priceless treasury of spiritual peedlngr Brent K. Hansen, 19, terville, lU.. $25.50, speedtag; has been nominated for re- truth,” Hansen said. "From it cetemony. Hidden Hollow, $20.50, William A. Johnson.23, Hailey, reception for nurses and election as trustee fqr Rtcnfield have come the basic ideas and I speeding, $t7.SD, stop, sign; $17.50, failure to stop; Gerald E. friends followed in the nursing Highway district 3, ib4lhrislon-4deals_on which the l>est of our Gary. Fay, 28, Twin Falls, Wyant Jr., 23, $28, speeding; TEMPO ANNOUNCES No. 3. democratlc| culture Is founded. classrooms of Shields. $18.50, speeding, and Neil K. and fla A. Fife, 16, HaUey, $10, Capps ppesenUy is chairman of Every, l e ^ system In Mie Wolf. 27, Ketchum, $12.50, expired safety inspectton. tfae.boari and. lives in north- world, induding our-own, has expired vehicle registration. Ridifield-Burmiah area. been built upon the foundation Pgy-as-can , Jack G. Seagraves, 28, il^W CHRISTMAS One tnistee win be elected tor c( the Ten Commandments." Haney, f22.S0, speeding; David a term of four years at the Dec. Not orily is ItTfitetnational in F Omig, 28, Kptchum, $10. rib Selection foratenn of four years appeal, It it is ■ timeless hi its safety inspection, $|0, SspUty of Petitions STORE HOURS at ttie Dec. 6 election at the wisdom, 'nie Bible helps us BELOIT, Wis. (UPI)-Start- fictidous license plates; Pal J. Mghway district office, Rldv- tetter undei^nd our feDow ing next fall, students entering Derlinfger, 25, Sun Valley, fleld, from 1 p.m'. to 7 p.m. tnen — understanding that^is Beloit CoPege in Wisconsin will $12.50, 'display of fictUious Mon. thru Fri. ..10 AM -10 PM vital if we are to adileve a pay-a.tuiUqn tee^Dawdlal the license'plates; I^ul'L. 'Hen­ taken out world ^ .paaie and love," the a m j^ t o f t w b l e income derson,' 28. S(m VaHeyV’llO, no Idaho Cengresatnan said. appearing on Liiie SO, Page two, safety innectien; Ralph ~LT RICHFIELD - Petitions for Saturday...... 9 AM-9 PM Returns lo job Hanaeni said he believes the of their parents’ federal income Burr, 31, KetOfum, $12.50,' twp Richfield fire .'protection Bible's splritnal tiaths offer an tax form 1X 0 foe 1970. tmrair Sunday ..liaM^^ ■ RICHFIELD — Dorothy abiding hope (iMl between nodd and 7 pin. B n i^ a 'A u rii^ Collate for any and every god which institutioas the parents attertd- driver>licenae, $12.50 .-fa ih re T«m tmtteei w 0 be elected fo r . IM rlnd montht. m a may ever fi^hiaii.” ' ed. to carry veU de re^iatratianj terms of four y e a n eadi. t \ ■-■m

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i3^atioiiaL ' S4 10>1* )05Hr . • MH 23V%+ H - NEW - VORK :( U P r ) . ; ;^ - 44 SO 49^ 494A+ U» 117H.119H+m Temperatures prices moved' marply higher HlVfc* 21H ... Temperatures . n UW 26. 34W+ Vi ,70H .... through mid-«easion Fridiay. 60 43 42 '434A+ Hi 4fH+ H By Uait^ Press International 42 WMt 29h 30^+ ^ 3SH ... Turnovw vas slow, as Is usual 23 WA VMi 1IUi+ H 10W+ Vi HighLowPr. High-Low. Pep. tl3 UV4. 34 4- ^ ' 43W-f Vi AUarttapc 53 33 . the day after Thanksgiving. 143 73m 5W 5144-f- Vi 729% Boise 43 36 .13 As. of 1 j().»n. flie Dow Jones 72 2SH 2iVi+ 7\Vtr- W Boston 0 47 34 23 44Vi 44H 4 4 ^ V) 23V%+ y> Caldwell 44 32 .32 Industrie average had soared 17 4t 47H 47^ -Buffalo^cy------38— 30 25 2IH 2fH 2IH .. "49H ’A Emmett 44 37 .42 13.58 points to 81121. ^ d a r d 42 2fV% 29 d4^ 2m+1H Fairfleld Charleston,S.C. pc 56 36 _51—17ik-l4«^lH4*_a^ 25^ aSH-*- w- 35 20JT. .& t>oor?s 500 stock Index gained 44 27H 24fl^ \7%k 18’4-f H Denver c'. the tapis, there were four tiines 39.171 149 149 —2^ 37V^ 37VJ .. IdahoFalls 37 24 sb 30 45 in^ 24H H - 47^ 50 +29^ " Des Moines r M many advances as declines, 24 ^38^^ 37V1 3IV»+ 31'4 31V»— V» Jerome 40 30 .02 47 39 130 • 9H |«% 9H+ 14^4'^ W Detroit cy 960 to 240. 57 28'/> 27»«i J8'/»+l Kimberly 40 30 T. 37 31 utlH 23V^+ H El Paso c Volume, of 6,890,000 shares, 54 11*4 lOH \V/4-¥ H 15V^ 15H+ Kiina 42 29 .12. '66 48 73 24H 24 24 — 11% 1HH+ H ■ Houston cy ran about one million under the li.—D.D—y 47^4 48H-«- W Mtn.Home , 44 30- .02 62 56 97 7H 7H 27H 27H .. Indianapolis c y . comparable figure in the ‘ I 29H 28 V* 29H-fl*'« 42^ 43U-^.H Lewiston 49 37 .01 4,1 26 previous session. 34 43 42W 43 .+ V4 24*X( 24V1 ... Kansas City r 55 43 8 ' 147a 14^ 14^— V4 34H 34H Pocatello 38 24 IjOs Angeles cy Analysts had expected difni- 7 24 23^ 24 -f •/« .57 *57'/i+ H Supert 38 i s '■ • , OPil WfEATHER FO TO CA ST0 C O L O 65 48 77 4S»» -43 42'/^'t-lH Memphis cy nished turnover Wit)> some 1039 10H 11 ’4 ATYeUcWiVellowstone 33 ib MIAMI 49 38 |2 24'^ 24W-f 49 13Vi 13*^ 1 3 ^ H Miami Beach c traders w d investors taking a V 20. 22 22*^ 21'^ 22 + '» COOL 73 64 33 IB 17«^ 18 - 18 24«^ 24H 24^-t- U 5=0 lyiinn.-St. Paul s 33 32 .33 four-day weekend. The advance 17 45W 45 45 — 4 20«^,20A« 20^4 was detnailjed byu y uiic aiiiiljriit_ 2W loa^gy -----Wew-Orleanicy*' -5 9 --84 - 54''4 S4'/4- *4 lOH 10V« as “ a technical rally" after the I yi«^ 32''^+ * 7 17^ 17'/« 39 33 .34 54 54'^ + i6H 35 Orlando pc 67 market's depressing appea- 67'4 49'/4 + 2'/4 34'/« 35«4 SNOiV OR RAIN Is expected In the Pacific 49 '244» 24f4+ '-j 48*/} 48'/4 Pho.fenix e- 71 42 rancein.recent sessions. I 21‘» 21^-f 4»‘/J. 41 • • northwest, QorUfcm Rockies,^northern plains, The electronics popp)ed tip 133^ 134 -f2V4 l f e a t h € ‘ r .vicinity of the X^reat Lake!s.-flnd portions of the Pittsburgh cy 34 26 24 24*» + I'* Pac G« 1.64 Pohland; Ore. r •19 42 1.15 with some sizable gainers. IBM «>/4 6^* H Pac Ltg 1.60 Ohro-Tenn'esSet vattBys southward .lo the Pc P*t 30d'i p r c » v i € ‘ u Raleigh c - r 48 23 Jumpedj more Ui'an 5, Motorola 13 13Hf- H PacPw r 1.44 Caroiinas and lnto the eastern Gulf Coast'. (UPI) and Texas Instrimients more 14 16H-^ H PC T IT 1.20 Bichmond c _ ' 48 85'4 86*4+1^ Pan Am WA than 3 apiece, nectronic Data 38H 39'/4+ Panhdl l 80 St. lx)uis r 47^ 33 714 l« l6'/4-t- 'M Penn Cenir Sail Ijike City cy 46 32 System^ rose 4%. Among the i4V^ 24'4-f ^ Penn«v JC 1 JOV^ 30W— P« 60ct hem with a pickup of a point. Gn Oynam GrvEltc 1 40 Rivlana 1 04 1 32 32 32 Mr 1^ / I Gainers of a point or more In GnFood 1 40 RoanS 1 19b 49 5'4 5'a 5 'a - ' a On Ho»! Cp Robthaw 70 6 34'-4 34 34 - ' J the chemicals and oils included Gan Initr 2K RochG 1 70g 5 23a There were echoes ofiNlxon's GtWUn 90h SimnCo 00a 4 32 32 32 ♦ ’ 4 courageous. That is an image "kitchen debate” in Moscow NfW YO«K STOCK EXCHANOt GreenGt 96 Sir>gerC 2 aO 33 65'x 65 65*a«^ ’ 4 Greyhd Cp 1 SmithK&F 2 41 49 48' 1 48'i « ' 4 the White House likes ta^roject with Nikita Khrushchev when Grummn 1 SoCalEd 1' 1 40 26 25^a 25'a - ' a By their frosty discojirtesy to NEM YORK iUPi] - fleeted »tocKi on GulfM 2 80« SouthCo 1 74 71 19»» 19— I9*» » ' 4 Nbcon quoted a ta|istlc state­ GuH1 OM V j Fewer business gifts the New York Slock E xchange SoNatC 1 40 30 39^4 39*4 39 '3 4 ‘ a the nation's (^iet Executive," Saletlhdl) High Low Latl Chg Gulf4iWl 60 SouPacilic 7 74 40 39»a 39» i * W ment by Meany that' .the ----- AA— SoRallwy 3a 31 73I4 71V. 73V.* 1>4 AFI>C1(D - President George President "knows what he can A cm e^k 7g i; 43' J 43’ < 43 1 - Mamm Pa 1 SowttPS 74 75 12^ 12'a 12’ 4-» 1 4 Adret% 60b 63 7l’ a 27^4 2 0 'V ♦ Harrltintp I 9 46^ SpRand 55b 266 25V. 241, 25^ > X.4 Meany and his associates if he didn’t like labor’s HeclaAAn )k }6 12*4 Adrniral Cp 4; I4l« H'- 14^a * SqureD 00a 39 77 26'^ 26V. 4 looked boorish. That is an AetnaLl 1 60 ni 571^ 56' J 57^4 4^ Helm H j y 15 J9H Squibb 1’ 2b 34 17'. 76'4 7 6'J + '4 opposition to administration due, liiagazine predicts 1’ - - ! Air Prd 30g 4i 47H 47><- 47%« -k Hercul 1.20b 101 48 St Brrtd 1 40 .154 41’ J 40* J 4 i ' » - ’ • image the White House likes to' Herthy 1 )0 ‘ 12 27 4V. - < ■ economic actions. Airco BOb 35 ►7‘ . le y W'4 • ' V Sid Kolltmn 7 4»a 4 ^ 4 Alcan Aim 1 90 15»» 15’ » 15** » ' a Heubltln 85 >9 45H SlOiCal 2 SO 148 52 51 51H* ^a Igve applied to Nixon's op­ -.^"Pi-esldent Meany is right,’; AiiegCp }0b 64 10i». 9'« 10i« • ' J Hewitt P 70 72 40H ^StdOind 7 30 179 64»a 64 64»a 1 Hilton HH 1 19 49'4 NEW - YORK (UPJ)- parently will follow much the devoted to such gifts. The AiigLud 1 40 19 16^« 16' i 16^4 • ; Std NJ 3 80b 407 64 la 67»i 641** ' J ponents. Nixon declared. "I* know Alig Pw 1 M \4 )1 '« 20H 71'i ♦ Hobart 1 20 StdOMO 7 70 71 76’ 4 75 75'74 »a , Business Cliristmas giving will same pattern as last year, says variety of the gifts also has Alhd Ch 1 70 64 26'a 26'« 76H ♦ Hoerner 90 3 23 SterlOrg SO 30 44^4 44 44'a ♦ 'a Over Tt>e Counter exactly what I can do. And I 1^ HoH I1 Eiectn 4 I2H Prentice-Hali, Inc., the publish­ grown. AliiedSI 1 40 105 25’ - 25 ' 25'4 » StewWn 1 60 5 33’ ■ 37»a 33 ♦ ' 7 Qpotatlonft from NASO at tfi* intend to db it.'' • : drop off tills year -for the first AiiitCh }0b 74 10*^ 10' J 10»4 ♦ ' • HOI Innt 25 118 40H SludeW 1 70 74 36 35 34 4 I'a Homestk 40 S6 73 proxln^attly noon. All bidt are in- time In a decade, according to er of business ^nd labor in­ Incentive Marketing sur­ Alcoa 1 SO ' 121 39J.. 37»i 39'4 4 SunOilCo Ig 71 49U 49H 49*4 ttrdoalor bld». Inttrdaaltr The episode .at-'Miami Beach Am 72e 106 39',- 34 39 1 '. Honywl 1 30 65 IlOH SunthM 74h 46 8H 8 8 'a * Incentive • Mak-keting, a ' trade formation servie^. The com­ veyed firms ta New York, Am Air 40h 104 37 35^4 36»»> 'a Hoover ' } 20 II 29 Sup Oil \ 40 19 143 141 143 3 quotatloni do not Includo rofail Appears to have pi-trdiiced A Brno 2 70 70 31'J 3)»a 34'7-f HoutLP I 32 119 44H Swift Co 70 134 33»a 3 3'i + 1’ J markup* m ark down or commlitlon. pany t recently Surveyed. 182 Atlanta, St. Louis, Houston, Los ’ ■ Howmet 1 70 10 11?^ public sympathy for Nixon'and ni)^azine that has kept tabs on A Brett IrTO 12 4Sa<. 45>'4 45»4 * . I- TVitta quotations aro provldad by .firms and found that about half Angeles. Soolc^ e and some ____ Am ran 7 ?fl. iD . Ji£L. .-2S.U. tmm ------disdain-foF-hitf-lal ...... _ ca AmCyan 1'« 103 27' J 26^- 27 MU give eUher-cash boniises or other cities. AmElec 1 70 120 77''j 27'4 27’ , :» Va IdealBas ' 60 10 15'-> TmMO 1 13 157 IJ'i 31 21^«a- 'k The result us to confuse-'.the Tl\e drop probably will Am Export S7 S*'4 4^B S'4 - MICenIn I 18 3 33 417 30'^ 30 30H-f Bid Ask about 2 per cent from last y ^ ’s gifts to workers at Christmas It found firms' economizing on Am Holft 40 U 9*« 9’ J 9 ^ ii: Pwr 2 20 13 34 80 41'^ 40'-^ 41 '« national < dettate over Nixon’s A Home 1 70 53 0.1 •O' ) 01 *». Imperial ' C 45 14«« 5 31** 31'-i 31N-*- Amer. Biocte. 6.37 Ml 8.75 with cash bonbses'the' more the gifts most in the west and INA Cp 1 40 84 47^ economic policy and -to ‘ erode i395 million. In 1953, when in­ Am Hoip 76 204 34 A, 34'* 34 305 I2H 11^ 12H« Banli of Amer. 64^37 Ml 64.75 AMetCa 1 40 7« 76'a 25H 25H ino Rand 2 13 SIH no 108>4 104H 107’'«-^3'« centive ■ marketing started" popular. . > ■ rsouthwest, least in New York. It Inland Sti 2 285 24i^« 14' ) Ii*. . ’ a " mil' Nickel 1 178 77X« 57.00 AMF Incp \ 57 34'4 Inl Pap 1' 1 615 79’ a Idaiw Pwr. 63.00 then except in the 1956' and 1958 increased greatly in recent nevertheless, they believe it Int TfcT ) 15 611 48'-« Ampe* Cp 125 i r e )IH .11’ i • Ida. IstNat'l 34.50 35.50 years even though companies pays and that It would be Am itar I 70 6 33»- 33-4 33’ . nth Corprtn 91 33«i recessions. Anacn &0^ 517 I7'« 11V» 17'4 • »4 Itmn. Gas 12.12M1 12.50 From 75 to 80 per cent of all 17 46 Christmas bonus and gifts by have cut down somewhat on the dangerous to abandon i t Apeco I6b 32 9<« 9’ i • ' a 35 37'a 37H* '4 Kellwood 26.50 >. 27.00 of(lce_buildin^s have central or Armco Sti 1 106 I5‘* 1S’ 4 15>4 » ‘ a 90WV em ployers' to workers ap­ proportion of their profits Arras Ck »0 54 39' J 39 39'. ♦ SI 90V. ^JOthCen ( room air conditioning. A*hi Oti 1 70 18 7CH* 70*4 20*4 JonLogn 8^ 41 56H M.-Knud. 14.62M! 15.12’Vj Aitoc Tran» 4 7»4 1 ‘4 >l4* • Jonet L 75b I 12H UAL incorp 506 34* a 37 . 37»a* '■ Pac. Eng. 1.-75 2.00 M RicMId 7 ]14 60 59’ • 60‘ » ♦ r 4 jo&iect 70 20 22’1 UnCarbide 7 271 39* a 38»a 39 Atlas Corp ' M 7'« 7'a 7’^ ♦ ' a JoyMto 1 40 ) 57 un Elec t 28 40 18’ 4 18 18’ 4 ♦ ' a Pac. St. Life 3.50 3.87 V, Avco Corp 67 13'. UH i3'4 • ' 1 --- K K UnOCal 1 60 471 30H 30 30»a» la . I , Avnet J7b 53 10 9H 9», 4 ' *. 1 107 17 Un Pac Co 3 115 52’ 4 50»i, 51'i ’ a Rogers Bros. 17.50 18.50 LEGAL NOTICE ----- B 1 Uniroyai 70 281 14'a 15V. 16 » ' a Rolls Royce .10 .13 Bab&WiI 50 190 75 24^4 75 1 U Aircr \ 80 54 25H 24h 1 34H » 1 Notice Is hereby g(v«oth»t K eith '» BakerOil 70 23 34 P7 34 ♦ I 'l 1 UnBrand 30 • 107 10’ J 9'^ 10*a t H Sierra Life 3.00 3.75 Bangor Pn 16 1' ) 0 4 0’ J « ‘ a 1 Utd Corp SO 7»4 7'-7' 71, ♦ ' 4 Texaco (Keith Harrelil, Ita Addlnn Bath ind 70 194 41'« 40 41 * t '. 1 US Gyptm 3 / r 62 60 62 « 1'4 Surety life . 3.50 3.75 A ve., Twin F a lls .' Idaho win le ll to Beat Fd 1.16 52 31V. 34'a 34' > • ’ 4 1 US Indu9 60 75 23’ J 23 2 3'j - ‘ 1 the highest bidder one. GTO Bee km SOb 5 39'. 39 39* • ’ a 1 USPIyCh 84 94 24'I 25H 76 ♦ ' » Pontiac Jdopr, Serial No. BeechA 60g 4 15’-4 IS 15 'a 1 US Smelt 1b 9 19*4 19i% <19'j 4 ' 4 34?17tK1» n 7 . Solels beino tield BellLHII 60 . 69 44^4 44H 46^ * 7'^ ( US St! 1 60 181 24'1 25*1 261a 4 I4 ------TTTSf Bendia 1 60 76 34'a 3«'4 'a 1 US Tob 1 20 3 34*4 34*4 36'4 - ’ 4 It is estimated' ' ther^ are storage and reJwlrTFee*. Bids will Benguet -In 4? 4*« 4' J 4X. * ' 4 1 UtdUl*)*’ 96. 17 18^ 18'a I8I4 * ' 4 received until Decombar 6. 1971. Tb BeVn Sti 1 70 974 24'* 73H 74»4 . 1 1 Un.vOM »H 140 12'a 11H 11H 2 0 ^ to 50,000 caves in the advertiser reserves the right , BTacV OSr V~--Vlf • sri 8*^ ♦ ’1 1 ■ U0I6hh T 50 - 47»Y 83*^^ r n relief any or att tJttff. 4 Boetng C 40 157 14’ « 14 14’ « 4 ' a 1 Utshint lOa 40 51' 1 50V. 51'4 ♦ ^a United States, sayis National PUBLISH: Nov. 25.36.28,39,30, Dec. Boi%e C 2Sg 254 16H 16 I6'4 • ’ » 1 UtanPL I 92 79- 33»a 33 V. 33»a « ' 4 Berdan I 70 53 74'1 24 24' I 4 ‘ 4 ------V Geographic. 1.2.3.^ ^ 6. 197.\ Borg Wr V • 7 77 26^4 27 1 6*% 6^» v/ariar^ Atso 35 12’ a \\' i 12'a ♦ ) Bo«t Ed 7 36 15 37 »» V'* 37W- ’ a 1 U'T 13'» vendoC 30r> 7 10 9»a 10 Bourns Inc 14 \0^ 10' 4 10*4 4 1 16. »6H * 't VictorCC SO 11 12H 12'“a 12‘ a ‘ Branifl Jk 390 14’ • 13'4 14 •» ** 1 4>ti 42H+ '- va Elec 1 13 344 19* J 19*» 19'} 4 »a LEGAL NOTK^ ! ► LEGAL NOTICE ----- BflOOUitJ : 14 30is_iV^» —YLW— O P E N E V E R Y Brit My 1 70 174 60Vi 40'i ' I f - i 'iW»l0»'een 1 lo ^ r r i* 51'- Br Shoe r i 9 7»?» 79'^ 79 ' 1 1 8H.+ ^ WarnrL 1 30 104 70V# 49 49»»-* • J Bruntwk 13 79 3»'« 30^4 31H* 1 19 H W»»h W 1 36 34 21'i 21'- 21'»* la NOTICEOF SALE , « y c v E 1 70 24 74 . 26. 74 ’ ) 1 8W 8>« WMlAIr lOk 153. 30 28V-, 30 4. li« BCfMd Corf>p 1053 10V. 10'^ 10'> ’•a 1 36*a * ' 4 BulOvAW 60 2 15Vi 15'1 15*^ ♦ 1 22»* 22* aO TOO 77 77H 27W - 7i^u 25% Wetf El l.to 135 U*« 43H •4 - ’ a Twin Falls. Idaho at 7;30‘P.M».Mw .» onun Thursday.i nw* »waf. Decem kw ber 9. r, 1971,.at. ...m the.«iw Bur 1 NO 1 ■ a 4SV, 45 45' * ♦ '.4 14*-^ 17i«+ Wftvac 1.05 100 14 15»ii 14 t 1 O fv StD f*o« iMiHdtno whtch located on Lota 34 omt 35. BlocK 7t, fturrohi .40 7*i 13fV- 174'i T7f^ + 7’ 'a 12Vi 13V«-f H WeyerM BO 134 44'« 45»a* t'a Tw in F a lls To^wnslte at approxim ately .133 Secof>d Avenue ^orth. — c.c— 6W 6*^^ H wr>e»Pm sti 4 13<« n'-* 13»»* 'a 74H> w Twin Falls, Idaho, of unclaimed persoool property In th® custody of rsiiyni 74'^ -24 + ! ii! V r.lVS. CamO S 1 10 n , Whirlpl 1.60 14 47>4. •4H 47’-* C ^ P a c Ltd I 17W 12H + MadlF I 45b WT> Con 400 147 17'^ 14^^ 17^% + H the City and described as follows: Car P t. 1 44 3 f 7JV 77'% 77M ♦ Magnav I 20 While AAotor S3 70«* 19«* TOVit 1 CarrlerC >40 15 39 ** M*r Oil 1 40 Whirtakr Cp ISO 4*4 7H 4W + '-1 CatarTr 1 40 174 3S'« 3IH 'ST, Marcor .tO wicke* Cp 1 9 .45*1 4ja« 4$'1 + 1 CStaoete 9 43 4S<1 64H- MarMId 1.70 WlnnOk 1 74 9 4S 44^ 44A6^ '■J Centl Soya 1 4 2V'i 71H 21’1 + AAar»hF 1 10 Woolwt) 1 20 71 45^ 4SH 4SH* H -A CerroC SOg 99 17'« n u 11»%-- w MartMr. i 10 .------KYZ------Certain 1 SO 74 31*1 37»4 AAa»t«v Per 7S4 109^ 104A* 109'i 4. 3 CMtnaA to 3t 77 71*1 77 ♦ *1 May 05 1 40 — ■ 5 34'^ 34'»'» G irl's 34 inch Unknown Blue 3S3527 Cfi Sti -SOa 7 .77 71H 72 MiyerOs .60 7 15^ ■3$«^ 35'^ ♦ Red No serial ChmSPI 1 JO U 40a« 40’» ' 1 Mavtg 1 10* 42 39N 34',i 39»4 4. Boy's 3d Inch Unkm»wn 271 S4U S3** UH* McCroy. 1.29 Boy's 30 Inch Hiawatha Green • . U030327 CbevOMo Ih 19 44’^ 44 44H-f 1'>« McDnO «0g G irl's 30 Inch Hiawatha Purple S E3 n 0 5 B R O ,0\r\% Craft 121 4V0 SH 4*« * 1 McOf E 1 40 • Blue E106443 H Boy's 30 Inch Bobcat Chrytir 40 244 AH ■7S»% 74'» ♦ McGr HI 60 G irl's 76 inch l^irestone Green 1t01»A » Cm Oat 1 S4 17 34 73»* 74 + AAcLean 1 20 ' Black No serial CIT Find 7 373 47 44^-t-l MMd. C|» 1 . G irl's 34 inch Unknown CitittSv 7 30 347 41>« SI? V% Memom I 20‘^ 22 t Boy's 30 inch Unknown Red Nokerlal City Invt 50 119 14>«. 1S>« Merck 220 I 111*4 113'4-» me American Boy's 30 inch B. G. Flyer Pink 1933«0Xt OeveEl 7 34 44 33% 13H '1 M G M Inc I 14*-* 14V‘i-t S«lef(h Boy's 30 lnch Pilot Red M4C Girl'll 36 Inch Foremost Pink SU7720 SUNDAYS Boy's 30 inch Foremost Orarme 311 Boy's 36 inch Schwinn B lack W3t411 boy's 30 Inch H iaw atha. Y altow ; 4SC7» B o ^ t inch Phillips ' Red 1107 Commodily Futures Boy's » -Inch Sears Purple WOlTOtt Boy's 26 inch S^winn B lack . K l i m s Boy’s 24 inch S^winn Green R09713 ComputKt 41579 1 1 a.m. Today Creele ).40« Boy's 26 Inch J6T WThd DeyMn .DSb Boy's 20 inch Western Flyer Purple No se ria l Prev. 11:00 Olxlyn Corp Bov's 26 inch Roil Fast Red B3mu Q oie Hlgli . U>w ajn. Fed RtMur Boy's 26 ItKh Schwinn. Red V93J7? Felmont 0(f Bo^s 26 inch 'Poremost S17730V NOON Finl SB .90a ’ Orange May Idaho potatoes 5.S4 S.72 5:64 5.70 Frontltr Air Boy's rrama only Unknmvn Girl'« 36 inch Turquoise May Maine potatoes Gen B«tt«ry Western Flytr 3.71 3 .V S.n 3.72 HuskyOl .IS Boy's 34 Inch Unknown a in Dec. live cattle 3SJ3 SSi2 35:06 SS.ir: -anexco ;oil Trlcyct* 16 Inch M urray PurpW . NoU^UI «uis*r in 2k'% Trlcyd* 13 Incfi M urray Purpia N oM Tlal JnneJivexaUle______M.10 s t n -Lmio r«d^^*oon-^ Means FW'i ' l 14«* r~ V r* * . Dec. hogs « 33J0 22.42^ 32.35 22.27 Mehwk Ain 10 NwPani Mn . ' 4 9H » Dec. wheat 1M % IM 1MV« Otkim 4j4b t X m k m k Dec. com---- r. ..r ■ . p«ewW i H4 ’ ,, -ifli ::n f:.:-.n 8 .< 4 - M8 -m ilk Pnetim Tha a ty rtsarvts tha riofit lo re|act aay and all bids. All bids ara to .IMS I .MlOu ,l8i»— .ISW. iH Vfi >a laa aatHi law*wl »<»awav af ih a i^ Uad

. MOSCOW^ - Idaho’s first' Paqkers, .Inc., Rock Port,'Mo.r Unlveniity"dr^dah6~ estehsion symposiumon the state’s cattle who wiU speaK Monday mor- agricultural engineer., .\yill Industryv-elrg&nlzedTby Dr. nteg on “ Beef for the FutuBe;" address the~Idaho cattlemen’s • Auttls Mullins, professoi' and James B. Oldfield, professor convention Tuesday molrUng^ Lbuisiana head of the Department of -and head of the D ep tl^ en t of oh "Ih e Cattleman’s Po^Uon in Animal Industries at the Animal Sciences, Oregon Statis Ecology.” John M. ’Trotman, University of' Idaho, will University, who will dispuss the first vice president of the highlight the S8th annual Idaho ^ role of the anbnal nutritlpnist Amerlcaa National Cattlemen i rustic outlook Cattlemen’s Association con­ Monday afterhodn; and Noah Association, will also speak to - vention at Coeur d’Alene England, manag^ of the Bar M the convention Tuesda morning. Sunday throu^ Tuesday. Ranch, Covingto^ La„ who will President of the I d ^ Cat­ Mullins will preside and speak Monday afternoon on tlemen’s Association is Jphn A. BATON ROUGE, U . (UPI) - “ The public officials haven’t "Management Decision to speak at the symposium, titled Pierce, Malta, and convention Is the latest of the caught up with the feeling of “ Cattlemen and Cattle of the Survive.” , chairman Is Robert Bandy, Southern states to sh ^ „ Its the people,” Johnston said Future,” ^ong with five other In addition, Roy E. Taylor. Priest River. rustic political past, rejecting; early hi the campaign. “ I think expects-ln-the ttelds.pf JLvfeatock -the-oid-banjff-pictog, stump- It was the.feeling of the people' production, feeding, marketing shouting, rumpled seersucker, of Louisiana at one time to sort and management. and muddy shoes politicians in of wink and smile at corrup­ Symposium experts include favor of men of moderate tion. I can guarantee that that’s two University of Idaho College Idaho farm yoiiths win philosophy and urbane man-, not the feeling now.” of Agriculture speakers in ners. Johnston was right. Voetet-s addition to Mullins. ' Both ponfendC^ for governor went to the polls angry for the SoDth Idaho Dr, Ross E;. Christian. by trip to 4 -H Congress -In-...... Check professor of al^imal science, Ic primary runoff—congress­ TTiey pulled -the switch on ilustln MIUi, president, left, and outgoing will discuss the role of the TWIN FALLS — Four Magic student, Dana Reedy of Fair- man Edwin Edwar^ and ijBtate four-term incum^nt'Atton>6y president Bill Loughmlller. Mills was elected dui^ animal breeder at the morning plans Valley 4-H students have earned field, along with Doris Yasuda Sen. J. Bennett Johnston-Siave G^eral Jack Gremillion, who log a district meeting' In Twin Falls Wednesday symposium session on Monday, aloqg with two other officers and three directors. high state honors and expense- of WUder, wiU attend the 4-H campaigned on pledges to was convicted ' on federal following Mullins’ introductory ^ Id trips to the SOth National 4-H Congress ^ with the duty of redeem Louisiana from its perjury chartes earlier this speech. Congress In ' fchlcago, which representlng'“Gov,, Cecil ,D. highly entertaining but often year but campaigned for i^- Dr. Richafd Schermerhom, begins Sunday, as a reward for Andrus during a Priesidential ^a>rdW political past, electlpn anyway. Gremillion professor and head of the their 4-H achievements. ceremony in Chicago. E d ^ d s and Johnson, run- ran a miserable fourth. Department of Agricultural The fdtr winners, each Reedy and Miss Yasuda will ning In a field of 17 Democratic They kicked out the . speaker Economics, will discuss the role VJills to head winning the slate competition In present an official state seal on candidates in the f^st primary, of the house of representatives of marketing during the af­ his or her project category, then behalf of Gov-. Andrus to defeated such political fixtures and either defeateid outright or ternoon symposium session on ^olng on to the regional com­ President Richard M. Nixon as former Gov. forced Intfl runoffs half the Monday. petition where they won the ig the ceremony, and fomier congressman Gillis members of the state legis­ Other symposium speakers trips, Include Rory Scanlon,, 17, anion, who won high honors Long. lature.- jj Include O. CT Swackhammer, swine producers son of Mr. and Mr^. Oaude for his tractor-driving skills Davis—who wrote the song They gave two-term incum­ member of the board of Scanlon, Gooding; Tom Bishop, even though he was too young to “ ,” spent bent Superintendent of Educa­ directors of Missouri,^ Beef 17, son of Mr., ana Mrs. Paul drive during the first two years- much of his first term as tion William Dodd such a drubbing he withdrew from the Bishop, Go'oding; David of hls' project, was glen the governor making movies In TWIN FALLS - Election of Barton, ' Hey burn, vice The group nominated'Clair second primary runoff. Ramseyer, 17, son of tAf. and expense-paid trip by the Hollywood and. once led his new officers and plans for a president; Gale Wrigley, Daniels, Gooding, as a can­ In short, the voters Just Mrs. H. Duane Ramseyer, Flr_estone Tire and Rubber Co. horse up the state capitol steps district meeting, sale and Burley, secretary-treasurer, didate for Idaho All American Filer, and Miss Lark Kyles, 18, He made up for lost time by and Into the governor’s office- generally cleaned house. The carcass Judging contest and directors, Keith Pork Producer. BUI Lough­ Soil lab daughter of Mr. and Mrs. running up honors during the campaigned this year In his only Incumbents re-elected to - highlighted the Wednesday Stlegemler, Buhl; Clark MlUa, mlller was named winner of thi/ Robert Kyles, Twin Falls.' past two years In economy runs usual manner, with a hillbilly statewide offices were those meeting of the South Idaho Twin F^U^; Clair Daniels and title last. year. Another Magic Valley and sklll-drlvlng competitions. band and a gospel singing with no opposition or only Dick- Graves, both Goodhig. Members said 4-H and FFA results Swine Producers Assn. in Twhi A high school junior, Scanlon group. minimal opposition. Falls. Wilford Gebauclr, Paul, was judghig will be featured during plans a career In advertising or "It's .been a rough day for Bill Loughmlller, Hollister, named new state delegate, and the carcass show with special > GlUis l-rong, a ^uslh of the commercial art. Incumbents,’’ Eklwin Edwards Clair Daniels, alternate. recognition for the top JuJges. late Sen. Huey P. Long and the president, conducted the in mail Bishop will travel to Chicago said when the returns came In. Members discussed plans for On Dec. 2 and 3, South Idaho late Ciov. Earl K. Long, tried to meeting, tumlhg the gavel over Feedlot as 'the guest of the Moorman So now Louisiana., almost In a to Justin Mills, Twin Falls, the Feb. 15, 16 and 17 meeting, Swine Producers will meet in capitalize on the flamboyant Manufacbrlng Co. He earned single bound, moves towan carcass show and sale of GrangeviUe with producers MOWCOW - The University Long tradition, especially In following electioa Other his trip for his swine project, what has come to be called thi registered swine. from other parts of Idaho for the of Idaho Soil Testing rural areas. ^ new officers include Lyle which he started In the fourth "New South." annual meeting of the Idaho Lal^ratory now sends results of rations- And the state’s next governor grade when he* purchased a Thfc ^voters rejected Davis Swine Producers Assn. Inc. soil tests directly to the farmers will ■ have the look of such weaner pig for t4. After winning and Long in favor of Edwards Important matters 'to be .Involved, with copies going to moderate Southern executives a purple ribbon at his first and Johnston H who both make discussed, Loughmlller said, cobnty agents, to expedite outlined as Dale Bumpers of Arkansas; county fair and.a red ribbon at as big a point of being reserved will include the state wifle port utilization of the results. Bill Waller of Mississippi and his first dlstrlctjfalr, Bishop was and businesslike as Gem wheat promotion program and the In addition, fertilizer guide Jiiti Carter of Georgia. in the swine business. financing through a S cents per • sheets are furnished with the BURLEY - Cattle feeders once made of proving to the As..soon as he could afford the head assessment on all soil test results; to guide the ffom Twin Falls, Burley, farmers that h^ like them, outlay, he acquired a registered wore cottori socks with holes In marketed swine. grower in determining the . Rupert and Blackfoot viewed an pig, an^ tx>w has almost a full­ the toes. Other topics discussed proper fertilization for a par­ educational film and heard the time job on his hands raising Wednesday by the South Idaho ticular crop. ^ latest information on feeding meet slated and showing hfe growing family Edwards and Johnston suc­ group Included legislation »The fertilizer guides have heifers In the feedlots. of swine. ceeded, at least in part, regulating various phases of bpen developed after three The meeting was sponsored BOISE — Three national Richard K| Baum, Portland, Bishop,_also a .high school because they understood better swine production. • years of research, correlating by Western Stockman Supply, wheat industry leaders and the executive vice president of Junior, plans a career# In than most that times are plant yields with soil tests, Caldwell, and was under the director . of the Idaho Air Western Wheat Associates, will veterlnay science — .a field In changing In Louisiana.. l( according to Frank Parks, direction of Rod Nlcklos, -Pollution Control Commission discuss the West Coast dock which he has a strong hjMd FARM will address the Idaho State strike and Its effect on grain Start. Edwards Indicated this a' I Laboratory. ^ for the Magic Valley area. Wheat Growers convention In growers. '■ Ramseyer, with seven years year ago when he first Others assisting with the Boise next week. of 4-H experience to his credit, announced his candidacy. Jerry Rees, Washington,' D. Livestock Guide sheets have been program were Lyle Buhler, Eugene Moos, Edwall, Wash., C., executive vice president of also plans a veterinary Auction prepared for potatoes grown in CaldweU, and Dr., Nick Mathis, "More often than not our the NAWG, will assist Moo^' in medicine career. His area Is president < «f the National Ufa Treasure Valley of South­ Kalamazoo, Mlchj state capital has been the IDAHO FALLS Idaho b^ef raising, and since 1968 he Associatiorl oi Wheat Growers, his presentation. western Idaho, the Magic bastion of men who were CALENDAR Livestock Auction reports 5,919 has been winning blue ribbons will report on association ac-, Alfred Elguren, ad-, Valley and Eastern Idaho. “ MGA Is one of* the most colorful, but crass—of men Contact tha Tim«i-N«ws sheep, 359 hogs and 2.025 cattle at county fa^rs and grand- tivltles. He has also partl2.00 per head. prompted the big change In irrigated pastures. Northern dage and Interest the Upjohn Company. He has Hogs; Extreme top, 17.30; voter attitude. NOVEMBER 27 Idaho peas, lentils, barley and also earned honofs for work In Bi4k 180-220'lbs., 16.50-17.00; “ Heifers on MGA have shown forestry, entomology - and JOHN COWGER. FILER Richfield Grange wheat, and beans, sweet .com Louisianians have always Adv«rtiMm«nt; Nev«mb«f 25 220-240 lbs., 16.50-17.00 ; 240-260 net profits up to $3 to $7 more leadership. seed, sweet com t o processing, blithely assumed a large Auction*«r«: W«rt. Eil«r« lbs., iyS0-l&.50; 260-280 bs.. per head than, any other feed ' AltMugh Miss Kyles won her WoM A MMMnmlfh sugar beets. mlTtTand hops. percentage of their public 15.00-15.50 ; 2 8 0 ^ lbs., 14.00- additive through Improveihents Chicago trip from the In­ elects officers officials were corrupt. One 15.00; sows under 300 lbs., 11.50; in both feed efficiency and gain, ternational Harvester Co., for NOVEMBER 30 historian has said the average 33(U330 lbs-, 10.00-11.50; 330-100 reported Buhler. “ Benefits of her agricultural project, she Is a C C. QASKIU, BURIEY assistant stewards; Burl Akms,, Louisihha voter would be RICHFIELD - Mrs. Eugene lbs., 10.00-11.00; over 450 lbs.. MGA In gain and feed efficiency mc^t versatile young woman. Adv*rtiMm«nt: Nev«mb«r 26 Alexander was elected lecturer gatekeeper; Mrs. Ray Hub- ' 9.00-10.00; stags, 9.00-13.0; offended If someone accused his Auitlon—r»; gill EiKt. D i s t r i c t ^ e due_prhnarlly-to the-cattle_ In.addition-to bar-eigbt-yeaF«-“‘ JS£!"™JL^'|‘p^^ "tSoyleftfFhiinjrr* OrOT5»or»~“ of tHe^WcfilieldrGrange, sue- ^ | th , Ceresr;_ MTSr; RUpert^ boars, 8.00-12.(87' being kept out of heal” , Buhler working on her beef project, she candidate ofhopesly, Goicoechea. Pomona; Mrs. because he wouldn’t want to be ceeding Mrs. Edna Bell, at a (3iolce grain fed steers, 31.00- added. found time to study music and DECEMBER 1 France Friestad, Flora, and thought of as backing a RAlf CHIIO, BURIEY special meeting of the Grange 33.00; good steers, 29.00j0.00; v o t ^ set model her own clothes at 4-H Glenn Ross and Marvin Webb, commercial steers, 27.00-29.00; “damned fool.” Adv«rt{Mm»nt; Nov«mb«r 39 on Tuesday. From the standpoint of style shows. AuclisnMn: Bill executive committeemen. Bennett Johnston, given only choice fat heifers. 31.00-32.00; carcass quality, grade, dressing She used the money Yalsed by Goylotd Philllpt A Orvil f^art Mrs. Bell, former Grange Dues were rais^ from $4 per a slight chance of winnjng wjien good fat heifers, 28.00-29.00; SHOSHONE - The Shoshone percent, cutabUity, marbling her beef projects to' finance the lecturer, resigned her post. he first announced for gover­ : DECEMBER 7 year to $6 due to a rlase in the commercial cows, 11.50-22.50; Grazing District advisory board scores, rib eyf area. Incidence growth of her stock. Others Installed Included state Grange dues. Ed Harper, utility cows, 19.00-20.00; cutter nor. sensed that this attitude FRED a, ZOLA SIMPSON. BUHl will meet at 10 a.m. Dec. 13 and of dark cutters, and percent of She has visited Germany as a Advcrthafnanl: Nov. 30 Eugene Alexander, overseer; had changed. Twin Falls, will serve as'district cows, 18.00-19.00; Canners, 14 at the Biheau of Land lean to fat, data from thousands participant In the Youth for AucNan*^: lyl* Matter! Mrs. Burl Akins, secretary; Grange fire insurance dgent 15.OW8.00; bulls, 28.00-28.50;, Management offices In of heifers indicate no difference Understanding Program, and is kWMoUay •Mrs. Glen Ross, .treasurer; Mrs. Alexander presented a veal calves, 35.00-38.00; good Shoshone, according to Edward exists between heifers fed MGA curently In her freshman year DECEMBER ,)> Mrs. Agnes Powell, chaplain; program of reading by Mrs. H. feeder steers, 32.00-35.00; jj savaria. acting district and those not receiving the at the College of Southern .... "J KEITH OAVlSJtVfNDEU Rupert Goicoeadiea, steward; A. Ross Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Glen medium feeder steers, 30.00- ■ manager. MGA according to the ogiciala. Jdaho, siudhig agrlcd^re ^nd . ^AdyjtrlllSnmtiirNsvomb** 39 i ^ ^ siH -MKC'J a tt Huagrnim; Koss ana Mrs. lom uwens. in iir Flight symbol AuctiafiMn; Wart. EHar«, foreign languages'. j Wall a Matwrunith The 4-H awards programs are arranged by the National 4-H DECEMBER 1 KUALA LUMPUR (UPI) - MAM EOUIPMCNT^ JEROME Service Conunittee. About 30 MaUysla Ah-llne Ltd. (MWL), Advartiiamant: Navambar,39 young Idahoans will attend the Auctianaani HaraM KlaUt ; ■ Farm employment increases the new national flag carrier, - a Jaa DuHalt ' CSiicago 4-H (ingress u a has c h o ^ for its symbol a kite reward for their devotion to the design shaped after a mythdo- DECEMBER 1 Beld -of agriculture, J o i^ g 1- gical bird. Flying giant kites is AtNOlO OAISORNI. OOOMNO Boise: — Agricultural'en>- celerated pace. nearly 1,600 young men aiid. Advartiwmant; Navwnbar 39 sales per year. the demand for woods workets hiring. ‘ Hiring of food . . . _ a favorite pasttime of rural ployment hi south central Idaho The favoralde weather also Auctienaan: Ooiy Oibama S, When the beet harvest gob was high. This was also true In p r o c t ^ g workers also picked women from throughout the Malays. BranMn wHc Increased substantially during allowed area construction under way« Sie Amalgamated -the Northcentral area, d ^ it e up. nation. . tfaemonth of October, whUfc the to conUnue at the previous Sugar Co., opened its dun^ rdina irtiich temporarily kept As a result c i unseasonably DECEMBER 7 cutting H'iwiw •Biewy, wet WMthei^ ta ih e — UOYD UTTU a NEIOHIOBS, ‘ ‘ Order All TourCuslohn Ledtffer and Rodeo W ENDOL dominated lahor market ac­ biterstate and hlghiray pon- SrstTetums on ttie 37,000 acres during the latter part of the Eastern areal of the state IdvarMwmanh Nowambar 30 tivity, according to the stniction. CQMtracUon la e( beets in the Mini-Cassia area. month.____ harvesttaig d the potato ^nd / Needs Now . . . For Christmas Delivery Auctlaniarai Wkrt', Gian, November Idaha uu wiieJule th^ /Nea^SOOWkersreportedfor Hieagriculbirafbidustry a is^ lk ig a r beet crop was subtekt to BELfS, PUM U, CHAPS and All WonSi Mawanmllh Review. Daiplte lift foiwoioinpiiiyff DECEMBER 3 A nther condlUoiIs Jerome, ^ith the concrete twIw i?an« jis*YDiBn.JHOMe in the Southwestern arra nearly Si^ per cent of the ] Wo or* your Aj'moricdn Hal Dodlor for this speeded the harvest with fewer footingi bebig poured on the ^ewh'ere throughout' the ct die-state as the harvesting of crop and hUf af the sdgar beet . Advarthwnant; Dacambw 1 aron. Hats aro.^fsoitally shap^ whilo'you -AucttanMn: Wart, delays than ijornial . es- sltet Work wfll continue through g(ate dtg4"g and;major <^clf^peaked.<|i|ring crop KM been haryesked by the WoRS,MaiwtimMi perigiced. 'flie miwih. With both potato and month’s end. wait! moving. aT good sogv beet harvesting reading Many consbuctioa projects "r proceaioni£thecn)p increasal opetation, the p ] ^ will operate yltDOIIgP—gnywiyiUBUt-MOwCO p ^ levds, the-demand for w c r e ^ forced todmt down u RW E& RODEO EQURHEHT • STAMpiff TMIOaNO CO .;:; around & e d M with a total of H M H ID N employment- Major plants only-slightly. The lumber equipment operators aiid trade whiter conditions litaated work KeHkjMr^SpilhrP-0.lo'xSin6eWii«,lte . 1 ^ *J»atH »ai»M»it. 0 M am b ar3 mam flle are* began fairing 450 empIoye»^ $15 million in maiket remsJhed healthy drivers hicreased aglricultiira] lo bidoor projects. , Aytawym Wart, Bbw, WjPy... at Ml an.

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l ^ a p t i m ^ toljjlmtlt— "T O IS B lltJP t) Tiie State cottimittee headed by Lt-. Gov. terlor, butsald there is case.l^w - Land.:^ard gave the go>ahead ->]|ack Muiphy was named to Indicathtg the secretary may-^ Wedni^ay for negotiations with rteomm^hd sites for selections. not "unreasonably” , withhold the federal government over Murphy cautioned the land ,hl|S approval. ^ about 12,000 acres of lan'd the board th612,000 acres in eastern Murphy, said there may be . A SLEEPY-TIME GAL, Kris ' state wants In the Island Park Idaho Is not land which the one problem with th^ federal xJndskog, 11, of Prophetstown, Jleservoir and Henry's Lake ar­ federal government has said is government in that ,thd st^te Ukr-takek-a~iMp bj^her steer eas. - available. He sald'the first part while seeking blocks of la"nd — while ^alUng for the opening of .• The land Involved Is part of of the negotiations will. Include a dpes not want part of .the BLM the 7Znd International the 37,000 acres owed to Idaho look at some of the' leigal lahd at Island Park. That land, Uvestock Expoiltion In Chicago by the federal government. problems Involved. he.said, is underwater and he is on Thursday. Her brother. Brad Earlier this year a legislative Murphy told the Land Board taking the position the land is Undsiio^, ;phibited. the grand the l^nd in question is now already encumbered and champion ^ steer in th e-1969 owned by the Bureau of Land thereffa|--e of no use to the state. E!x]^itiaii. More than 3,000 Management and is considered Gov. Cecil D. Andrus said, animals went on display.(UPI) Tax hike very valuable: "We've talked for many years He said the lieu landt com­ about the selection of these lieu mittee’s prime pbject was the ^nds. It's certainly time we got "highest and best use" of land on it." to fight to be picked, followed by a de-, Murphy said of the 12,000 ■ sire to block up areas of slate acres, 7,000 acres are. conslder- ■laadto make mare manageable ed "mn.-Malne, said Muskie said It has been Grand County be protected un­ Wednesday there was a simple cdnsehratively estimated that der the Wild and Scenic Rivers PROVO (UPI) The .Uinta National Forest Diamond Jubi­ answer to why he hasn’t as much as |45 million would be Act. Tpp funding set '"P C A declared himself a presidential given to the pslltical parties if The section of the river Moss lee celebration has been set for candidate yet: money. the checkoff' measure wins wants set aside, which begins Feb. 22, 1972. THE He also said there was a approval. six miles west of the Colorado The event will commemorate GO for d^epartmenls the founding three-quarters of a simple solutlon4o-that problem: border and flows west and south AHEAD the |1 checkoff plan. Exemptioyi - through Utah, is a narrow century ago of the first forest Muskle politicking in Wiscon- canyon of hard black granite li'BOISE (UPI) - A Health De- reserve In Utah. Tentatively PEOPLE' thk health department, in­ SOUTHERN on lax rock topped by 1,000-foot-hlgh partment snokesman - said cluding: K scheduled are Held trips, vari­ why red, orange and yellow Navajo Wednesday thn top funding pri­ — That the next legislative ous contests, an employe re­ IDAHO declared -his cajididady and SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - tondstone cliffs. ority for the upo)mlng fiscal Session refrain from enacting union, tree planting and a “ one simple answer is it’s a Canada’s Consul General for “ I have run these rapids my­ year will be given to the seven legislation divesthig the state Founder’s Day celebration. damn costly business.” thewestem U. S. says his coun­ self and I assure you it is an district health departments. board of health of any of its "We want to provide events PROdUCTIQN CREDI^J He told a service club meeting try should be exempted from exhilarating experience in this Robert Des Auiniers, assist­ current statutory responslbillj' and activities which will be en­ association ! - It would cost a candidate $8 the 10 per cent surtax on foreign remote, primitive and com­ ant to the health administrator, ties. joyable lot the people of the — w - million to $12 million to run in Imports. pletely unspoiled'area,” Moss told the health services com­ — That the state board of state and local «onmiunltles Main Office Officai Also at all of the primaries next year “ It Is Canada’s view that be­ said. mittee of the Governor's Ad­ health, through Its budgetary and at the same time enable TWIN FALLS and “nothing like this ki^nd of cause of tiie size and depth of He said the best way to pre­ visory Council on Health requests and In the formal them to gahi a greater appre­ BURLEY GOODING money has ever been raised Canada-U.S. trade, ap­ serve the river's beauty is to Planr^g tiiat separate lump structure of the health depart­ ciation of their forest,” said 733-8411 678-9402 934-4475 before in like circumstances. I proximately 120 t|l^on a year, keep it “ In its free-flowing con­ sum appropriations will be ment, delegate /iricreaslng re­ forest Supervisor Clarence S. don’t know If It can be.” the U. S. measure would hurt dition, and Its environment in sought by the state board of sponsibility lap local health Thomock. “ We must find a way to Insure Canada more than any other its natural state, so that gener­ health for the districts. services to the districts, and that all significant points of country,” said Consul General ations to come may enjoy He added that appropriations provide them with adequate view are made available to the Jim S. Nutt. * ' .. them." will be also sought for operation funding. of the state health department. — That the state planning and Legislation enacted in 1970 community affairs agency creating the districts stipulate consider having the administra­ that the health department tor of health directly responsi­ Phillips Auction Service would provlde.35 per cent of the ble to the governor, rather than monies tnidgMed by each dis­ to the state board of health trict. Allocations WWt? distrfcts The recommendations will be . Having toid-ijiy farm I will m II th« following Itsmi at fiublic auction, SCO-South so far this year have fylien^ort considwed by the governor’s and 350 Edkt_of^Burr«yj Idaho. -' of this figure. advisory, council on comprehen- TUESDAYI n OVEMBER 30. 1971 In other action, committee slve health planning when It members formulated three rec­ meets in Pocatello Dec. 2-3, ac­ - - '-SAI.I fliiE: ------ommendations for con- cording to the heahh services Wdertetlon by the governor’s committee chairman, Robert TRACYORS AND TRUCK , council regarding operation of Clark. CASE V A C TRACTOR, good rubber CASE TRACTOR (600), good cor^iliop 19ilti G M C TRUCK,'good condition „ M A R I N E R Y John Deere 8 Foot diK, Cose 2 section harrow. Four unit John Deere beet and bean and STOP SHOVELING cornplonter, Hydraulic manure loader. Case Cultivator, 4 row. Cose 3 point. 2 bottom Plow with harrow hitch. Case 3 point 1/4 turn plow, walking plow, Melrow 2 section 12 ft. harrow with.3 I’oint, Cose 7 ft. 3 point mower, New Idea 4 bar hoy rok^, dump rake, old I USE spu^ digger;. Wades way manyre bed, beet bed 13 ft., 5 yard grovel bed with 8 inch Her* culesse hoist, 9 ft. Eversman leVeler, Bower beari cutter, John Deere choriot.type hoy rake, tandem wheel trailer. 8 foot, 3 pomt ftlsid cultivdtor, ha^ wagon, baled hdy stacker, 2 stan­ SNOW chion stock trailer, older grain drill. 6 ft. Misken fresno..t 8 . L MISCELLANEOilUS 2 Hone cbllart, 5-1-6 inch by 650 6 ply firet. Form Master milker, double unit with pipe ond jteel cocks for 9 stCinchion, Studeboker for ports, heavy doty emery on stand, 1/2 ICE heavy duty drill, pipe dyes 3/4 to 2 inch, 6 blocks of mooran mineral, 150-1 Vi inch syphon tubes, 7 inch skill sow, heovy duty vice, bolt dyes 1/4 to 1/2 inch, scrap iron, new vent hooH for stovo, )>utan> w««k bomer, lotrof miic. bolt* and hijnd tool*. 4 milk con, 2 roll* of Ijn. 50»t.lono^^2^^j ■ rORMIYllRE by Morgro Chcome toble with choit%'?4"twm beds, 4 bar stools, horbeque grill, 2 red wrought iron patio choirSj, throw rug*, ifep ladder, 3 door*, T V trays, 1 tbble lamp, redwood potio toble . Will TMt harm gnnt, trMS, thnibt, cencr*l«, brkk ahd benches, cblorad glass. i - . f oHiir SuiTdfi^TmlariaU. NON^CetrolivC THE FOUOWlNG ITfflS WHi Bt&UUI MHIM XTTK:^ FASLMELTING ACTION Hghtiog roosters, le ^ bowli„timay light, jproy light, cameo plackir-mirrof* wjth handmade TO MINUS 100 D*0rM« frame*, owU . . . Manylob* (old and Gail Hin*« will m II!I r. International M Tractor, 6 row bean cutter, lnt«fnationql-tumble plow, 14 inch, 4 wheel AyaHoU* in 10,90 « mI 1001b. Kogt'. - THANMlGIVlNadlwr it catea by twoKJla rubber tire wagon, liS^ow, Oliver #21 plow; tool carrier for M traetof.-best bed, 2 wheef;: ■Mtaid att lire bne abmt m to tiredid wagon,'3iscwagon. - 8 ft. . ' 21^ ‘ .... ”Tubber D in in g OfcwilwiiiM b«tdar. S«fli inetumeie IptteB , wiilifillnwrtllMCktiilwaMdtyrfianBpMMu CtaVB Ip IlK «U m c R im nuN bir b iSL O Ilfc1PB D C O . X. C. CASIIil.1., OIHIKBL AUCtlONEaiS^ MiirtlMflwaBafawirtMlaCainWBiilitalltailve Truck U m - JfWIn Falla, Plion# 733-1373 BILL ESTES — GAYIORD PHIIUPS ORVIUE SEARS JajHw onrat : I Wl .u''tlmes;NeWs, Twin• flails* Friday/ November.26, 1971 OASOLINe. A L L ey

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Safe OK Not—It Worked would drop do.ubleton. NOKTil (D) 26 * K 10 3 South looked over dummy V A84 and remarked. “ I would hate 48 Near East ♦ A72 to lose ' this contract. There jjarrnent * A K 8 5 must be a safe line of play.” •to Slcndi.*r . W »ST EAST„ 3U HaU We will leave it to you read­ (comb.iorn/) * 7 4 2 AtS ers to decide if South pro­ Enuagemvnl V K Q J V 107 653 ceeded to adopt the safest _^ymbor ' 4 Q 1084 ♦as 54 WmKlike *J9fi *Q1»743 line. parts SOUTH 56 Roman broruc He won the heart, cashed !>ti WeiUllt * A Q J 9 n 5 one of his high spades and V »2 *)0 AnciLTil tjnus (archaic > ♦ K J B 3 dum m y’s, ace-king of club.s « 2 to set .rid of hisjosing heart. i r Nant* vulntTahjf Then he led a loW diam ond' 1 2 3 - 4 5 &7 1 IT 11 Wi-,1 Nurih East South and finessed his jack. West 13 14 1 NT. Pass 3 « took his queen and led a s ec­ 12 Pass 4 « Pa.ss 4 ♦ ond heart. South ruffed, Pass 4 V Pass 4 « 15 / H l « ' 17 cashed a second high trump, < Pass HA 1‘uss Pas^, Pass led a diamond to the ace. a 18 1 9 1 2l 22 -ept -iliamnnd hflfk --tn his -kin.(; ; ruffed his last diamond and 23 24 H Ky Oswuld'& Juinrs Ji^coby claim ed Ihe slam . •+- 26 27 28 ' r 31 33 North's four -.c I u b call INIWSPAPIB ENTIRPRISI ASJN.) ■ ■ showii an expert (anie force 37 b. 39 40| North's four clfib bid sfiowed The bidding has been: ■ .',Jhe ace pf clubs and suk- 42 ■ r; (jested slam: North had the West North ^ s l South I Jh ^ N T . J■ I cards to warrant it— 18 points 4b r 47 in aces arid kinH-s Dblf Pass ' PhsS ■ ? ■ You, Soiith, hold; South's four-diamond caM 48 49 60 53 54 was a trifle optimistic, bui AAQ4 VK6 ^AQt085 4^K109 ■ South liked his. distcibu.tioi\ WHftt do you do ndw? 55 56 ' 57 5 8 | H 60 J-li? signed ofT ak four spade.s A — Bid two diamond:^ You r after North cuewid in hearts may be stcppini; out of (he fry* 61 65. 63 but North simply went to inc pan"tntO'~^fe fire,, hiii the \ the spade slam rhances arc you will improve 64 1 your siti^tlon. - 26 The slam was a-(>ood one KBKRY OflAKE since it would be a cinch if TO O AV’S q u e s t i o v East' held the queen .of dia­ Instead of doubUng West has monds: if diamonds broke bid two hearts, ^orth and ^ s t 3-3: if trumps broke 2-2: or puss. Whu't do you do? _ U the queen of d i a m o n (I s Answer Tomorrow

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WE WOULD Ilk* jto th«nk all our. w a i t r e s s W A N T E D , Apply In.; T EX A C O s t a t i o n for iMSe# pood EM V LIVIN6I Live In I. rant 1.i 277 ACRE STOCK ranch. 125 acres APARTM EN TS and oHIca space. THREE BEDROOM Van Dyke - -»rl»nd»,-r#lotlw«*, - and -ehureh - l»arso^,-Koto's cafe*-. ------TMidMtlaln^lDcatlQn^now- doing — Prasant-lncom^^WSnionfh.-TvMs-J- _ lrtia«t*d..l«osljv h^jnd past^vra- mjimbars for tholr. kind '<*x- good butlneu. Will tr»ln sue- bedraoni houses 6n 1..lo«. M750. Fenced and cross fenced. 3 -t®e?“mVir^iVE'S»^&AL’ } f g k prm loni of . lytqjpathy. with WAITRESS cS S fu l appllcMte Phono 7330634. REAL------ESTATE SERVICE. 733 > bedroom home, *45,000. We need 2345. After hours. Geo. Gould, 733- Buhl, Phone 5^.440<. llowMrt, food; and ^ l l t lant In 1-416. —listings'-on-f arms—and-ranchesr 944 Jr- tlma of th* lo u bf our father and Cafe, A BOOMING V A R IETY store doing STOCKMEN'S REALTY. . 400 hufband. EtiMclally. Raverand ixceptlonallv good b^slnMS. Very ANXIOUS TO SELL. 7J0 Sunrise South Lincoln. Jerome. 324-4*45, Commat-clal Property .< D arby.' -ATTENTION LAOIES— 1” ‘ ce 2 bedroom I Blvd.. North. 4 bedroom, family 3J4 5735.' ' A S P E C IA L,TY 12X50 *3993. and m 4 0 ‘t4>95. Also, ■ Mri. Edna BAlay' Qirlstma* I* oomlna'and this l»^ inventory for roomr ^replace, bullt-lns, ex. Faidtman'Reaitors 733-I9»« U wldes and double widas- oraat time to bacoma'i VANDA ______,n8. Call Joan. ■ callent E d itio n . AAake offer. 733- lio A C R € S FO R only *18,000 with counted^R-AWD-V-ItlAlLERv:----- Mr. and M ri. Truman Clank— '7<03. • .______Mr: and M rti Jam as. Clkrk and Beauty Counselor and.start aar- Sctiwarz B2SS606 or L A W OP- *2.000 down. Balance al 4 p ercen t SA LES, Northwest. Main, Black- FICE OF IDAHO REALTORS 733- Campar*-- 63 fa m ily SPACIOUS 2' bedroom home. Has^ Interest..7J acta* South of Eden foot. Idaho. 785 1998 AKr..and Mrk. Kenneth .Tverdy and 07U, across from Sears.. with real nts# home. 140 acr« boratumed In eamlnas quickly. I family room .with fireplace by Hazelton area with good home w d 1970 STAR CRAFT cAmper'fraller, 1*45 FL EET W O O D 1 badroom Family kitchen, electi'lc lu m aca. Good sleeps 4. Cute outfit. Financing v, Mr. and AArt. - Carlos Clar 'and lots of outbulldliwsj Only *42,0«J. trailer home. 10 x 57. Lika new. Music Ussons . 40 garage tor vMrkshop. This home 249 Acre catVi^Settup J«Uh4- available. «7*.940t. 3250.00 nl-5474. • Fam ily , has bean very well maintained. Mr. ana-M rs. Roderic Smith and remodeied 3 bedroom home, u il G U IT A R lessons, beginning and $1«,000. Negotiable term s. MACUC. -Tban Schwarz, 8J5 5406 or LAND family 19 Interm ediate,- in my t>ome or V ALLEY. REALTY, 733.5580. >ickup shells as low as *1*8. New r PASADENA. Calif. (UPI)-^ Cheryl Cox • H«tlp Wanted —Malt OFFICE OF IDAHO REALTORS, 1972 8 loot campers as low-as yours. Ned Williams 733-82S2. . Even in gs 423-5950. across trom Sears. *W8.00 . Sclentlats once suspefcted the ROUTE SALESMAN, neat-HIgh Madron Camper Trailer saies"^ 8'/^l ft. CAM PER "wave of darkening” that School Graduate, must be married Homes For Safe 50 314 A C R E cattle setup In m ild East 5 Points WE .WISM to extend our heartfelt with some sales experience. Apply ACREAGES 733 2874 sweejw across Mars^t regular ' thanks to all of our friends an^ Troy National Laundry. climate area. l.otspt polential and ' S I595 THREE BEDROOM HOME for sale N IC E 2 BED RO O M home on 1 priced right. 155 acres Gooding 734.]8tl nelflhbors who so kindly assisted acre. Orchard, pasture, garden, Intervals was the seasonal and for the words ot sym pathy and by QMner. Has family rootn* area. Buy lust the farm or cattle, lOifi (I. CAMPER n e e d RANCH forem an. Must be shop and garage. North west of machinery and the whole works. , Uoom|ng oTyegetatlon. beautiful floral offerings extended experienced In pfoducHcW ol hay partial basement, patio, and en­ C ity. ^ Mebtle Homei 6 4 St Ihe death of our beloved wife closed backyard. Near schooli and Also, several more 140ties. 60 ties $1895 • and feeding cattle. Apply Ellison and 40 ties In Buhl, Castieford Now a' Mariner 9 scientist and n^other. Ranching' Company, Tuscarora, shopping ce n te r. S15.S00. 040 «'X4S’. AM BASSADO R J bedroom M. C. Allen Family Farm s and Ranches area. Cali Gene IHopklns, 543 4445., reports the phenomenon may be Nevada, phone (702r S4»2. F a irw a y . Ptione 734.3439. He w ill tind wtiat you w ant, oro 1 IM «s SM95. 733.7568. 120 ACRES In the Jerome ares. 2 caused by dust storms of. the bedroom house, small milk baiVi, LAND OFFICE t ? ( ID A H O ------3 ______24 X 60 BILTMORE j B X PER IENCEO machlr«i» needed G E O M E T R IC 3bedroom t^ome* —a E A LTORS.-HW»-r4, across trom 1970<^Aff D Y K E 13 x 60. 3 bedroom Double wide 2 bodfoomv. | In custoth repair work. Kreogei your lot. Estimated S12.QOO cost- co rra l. *40,000. Sears. k^d that is now dying down on Personal lOOACRE hay and pasture, with tip out In living room 4B7 lufni^hrd, 2 bathi | M achine Co. Inc. plus. Stan Vandenoark. 423.5626. 3696. tiie red planet. after 6'p.m« Wendell area^l^lr^lmpcavamants,. T R A IN IN G IN Hypnosis and Self- full w ater rights. *34,000. SOOT+tEAST-OF-BOHtr^o-Acresr Hypnosis. Tailored to meet your ALL AROUND ranch hand, tractor 69 acres of« row crops. Beets, I , SPECIAL <0 a c r e dairy, Buhl area. 1973 G E N T R Y S 14 k 64 fOf under The dust storm, which has needs. 423-4176. ______operator. Irrigator, family m man, an, 4' BEDROOM, larOe patio, double yv.<»tock, AUchinery and leed. beans, and corn. Good 2 bedroom some dairy experjeoce tilelpful. . home. Feed corrals, 3 loafing $7000. High qualiW at low prices. R HEARD ABOUT, vitamin E7 Ask carQort, family room, excellent UO ACRE north west of Shoshone. AND V T R A IL E R SA LES« Nor hampered photograjdiy of the Refertence^requtred. Year around location. >33,500. 7 3 3 -^ . ^>pd im provem ents. *100,000. sheds and barn. Just «4^,500 with ■ VA FINANCING about Naturlte st PennywHe *.\employment. good salary. 3 thwest Main, Blackfoot, Idaho. planet's surface by Mariner 9, Drugs. S*p,.CATTLE ranch. Gooding area. terms. WEST END REALTY. 785 1998. ‘ bedroom modern home. Write Box Will handle 250 head cow and call. Buhl. Pttone 543-4409. AVAILABLE may be the explanation, said P 1 3 , CO TImes News. BY OWNER: Large 4 bedroom, BLM rights, excellent water • lor reol MAGIC VALLEY MASS/^E opw main floor, wltt> full basement in r^ights.,»••••. . Gooduwv Inimprovements. astronomer Bradford Sifllth of tor men and w«men. 11:00 a m. to W ANTED: Experienced electrician. Twin Fails, 334 570? iced te-»eii 40 ACRE dairy setup. Lovely twme. NOW SHOWING 8:00 p.m. Call lor appointment, HACIENDA MOBILE New Mexico State University'. Jo u rn ey m an p re fe rre d . Pt>one W ACRES jilgh luctive farm $25,000. See to believe. F A R M E R 'S The finest features in -7» - W - a01 Lo cust------KWCTUfW. 726:5251.------W SN T in rJT ntow hom i ------■ mHe-of- —H E A L T Y r-B u h l-543-4450. . cement dl>ch. ^ Modern Mobile Home HOME SALES Scientists have watched the Christmas? Gold medallion HYPNOSJS for weight and smoking. models ready now. Under S30,000. . Several other good farm and ranch WANTED from owner^ s^ali cattle livin g . West Addison-Twin Falls ebb and flow of dark waves on 733.0430. DRIVERS DIESELS 733-9303. listings. W.S. HATCH COMPANY setup. Cash or will trade modern : 733-7568 Mars for 75 years, and some P R IV A T E Investigator 24 Hour Acceptable age, 3 years diesel home In Jerome for,equity. Write All siz^s and price oTt^^S^uPi'^'t^'J^.d^ Ibailey-roberts realty Box P-B. CO Times-News. explained It as hardy plant life,, Service. All confidential. Phone experience, or 2 yearS over ttie ranges now in stock, 17 Wldes 14 wide% doubles 733-6631 — night 733-5773. road/ good^drlvlng record. Good basement. Large fenced yard. Agents for Regal Homes blooming and dying as the pay and benefits. Apply at 643 I S31.950. 1150 Locust Street North. 1030 North Blue Lakes W ELL IMPROVED 454 acres with fe a tu rin g AtSO, LOTS IN BURLEY, BONNIE'S WIG-SAtON. Cleaning • » U tti 800 West Woods Cross, Utah I 734 3785. approximately 350 acres Martian seasons changed. Conditioning. Styllngr Cascades. d95-5511 Twin Fails —rultlvated land. 383 shares first 1972 BUDDY JEROME. G O O D /N G , ELKO Synthetic w Tp s/H u m an Hair Positions available at Sallna and 733-4363 segregation water right. Best deal But Mariner 9, orbiting the wigs. S5.50-05 AA^^^est. Duchesne, Utah. ,3 BEofeoOM brick, newer home, In the vaMey wffh only (30,000.00 BRO O KDALE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY I beautifully carpeted throughout, OWNER TRANSFERRED dovm. MAURICE KLA a S R E A L planet and relaying television LO C A L AAassage P a rlo r now open ■ EM PLOYER carport and garage. Fenced Quick possession on this. 3 choice E S T A T E . 733-5519 or 733 5644. BRIARCLIFF from 3:00 p .m . to 12:60 midnight, backyard. Quiet streets owner, j properfjw. GRANT STREET - 4 pictures to the Jet Propulsion Harold Kelthley, Realtor 733 0716. I ..MOUNTAIN CABIN with sauna. INTERNATIONAL bedroom, 3 bath, family room, WE ARE IN DESPERATE need of TRACTORS M ASSAGE,321 AAaIn Avenue East. 733 3400, orlced SI 7,500. garage, new plush shag carpeting Laboratory, here, found an'^ Help — Mle and IFemale 20 more farm listings. For'-auick Fully equipped service ALLIS CHALMER 190 XT diesel, 733-0591. throughout. 1 block to Vlarrison efficient service call Gene Hdbk Hbbklns ^onnoua (.dust stolrn in pro­ BRICK 3 bedroom Large family ' C O U P L E TO tt> ilk. Excenent con school. Priced to sell at »28,000. 543 4445, Harold Kelthleyev 73134007 3l3 ■ departmerftto protect 1300 hours gress, with po^er-flne parti­ .LATEST fashions In lingerie by ditions, pay. benefits, house. Send room, attached garage. Mor or LAND OFFICE OF .IDAHO I LeVoys. Call Cheri Konlcek, 733- ntngslde sct>ool district. Price 7th AVENUE North, Charming, R E A L T O R S , 733 0716. across trom our customers. ALLIS CHALMER )90 XT gas, cles whirled across-jvirtually the I 6540. resume references Box P reduced to S19.000. Please call Times News. solid, older ’' 2-story home. Sears new rubber on rear whole planet by winds RAY SABALA at Gem State Tremendous living room with PAUL'S MOBILE I ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Twin Realty. 733 5336. Residence 733 fireplace. Formal dining, 'nice ALLIS CHALMER D-19 diesel Fails Courthouse. Wednesday at >RIVERS NEEDED to liaul hay. 6340. remodeled kitchen plus 4 HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE 6S0 acre*— HOME SALES estimated by some scientists at row crop and feeding operation. 8:30 p.m. Al-Anon 3rd Floor. 733- , Opportunity to -learn to drfve bedrooms and 1'/a bath. We seldom Buhl. Idaho ALLIS CHALMER D-1,7 diesel, more than 200 miles per hour. 7932. For further Information. 733- ! diesels. 934-4036. Gooding. ^ 3 BEDROOM 2_balh$, center kit­ get ar> older home df this value for L^rge cellar corrals for 700 head, 4030. chen, fam ily room, den. firep lace, il>,950. Call to see. shop, machine stied. WESTERN new motor "The dust storm may confirm full basement, laundry, rumpus R E A L T Y CO . 733-3365. OonvT lAgonts-Solesmen Wanled 2^ W allace 733-7616. ^ just how such a wave can be room, air conditioned, extras, 14 ft. WIDE * PLOWS Baby Sittsr*—Child Cara 16 owner, S34.500 734 3798. Swept over the face of the plant ;3Y0UNG AGGRESSlvfe Salesmen. 380 A C R E C A T T L E ranch on the o il, BROADMORE 3 - bottom 16 m. A .C . No. 70 WOULD LIK E to do babvsittino In T expeflencejnot necessary, to sell 3 homes and good im provem ents. with a kind of scouring action by my homo. Reasonable rates. worlds best ImportMAZDA, CUTE AND CLEAN 3 bedroom LOBE W^S $85,000. NOW $80.(k)0. Also. 10 wqs $9279 2 - bottom 16 in. A .C No 7 0 dust,” Smith said. “ I don't think Phone 733-4467. | Contact office at 713 Main Ave. • home on Martin Street. Good acres with 3 bedroom home. Clgse South. location. Part basement. Owner REALTY to Jerom e. 3 • bottom Ford 16 inch, any scientific student of Mars W ILL DO B A B Y S IT T tN G in my desperate to sell immediately. NOW . V 7 9 5 home. Phone 733-0521, days. I FULLER BRUSH representatives Low down payment and assume 7 b 8 - 2 e a B has seriously believed In ^ the needed for J b e Buhl. Jerom e, loan. Call Eunice Cooper 733 4960 ' A b u t l e p terms orroc^ed ^ ' ^ \ , A L S O vegetation theory for several Gooding, Rupert and Burley or LAND OFFICE OF IDAHO W ILL do babyslttlr>g. Phone 733-1773 areas. Call collect: 734 1876. • REA LTO RS, 733 0716. across Irom 733-2623 - 733-5035 - 733-8211 1 R E A LT Y CASE 5WATHER No. 955. 14 years now.” ^ Sears l30E.AAain Jerome. Idaho ft. with conditioner. 733-5457 - 733-8023 N E E D B A B Y S IT T E R tor year old MOBILE , glri> 4 days week;* AAonday thru ^WANTED, Listings on homes and Bus. 324-8166 rL s. 825-5573 Farm Work Wanted 3 3 acreages. We have been selling to I F rid a y, 8:30 5:50 Phone 7U-3490 keep a good Inventory. For quick after 6:00 p.m . CUSTOM CORN combining 54^^63, action, call Eunice iCoooer. 733 BE NO. 1 I ONE OF THE better 80's near W s a e h o m e s O L Y N E U X ■ ■CLASSIFIED { Jerom e. Atestly No. 1 soil. Nice Buhl ______• 4960, Na9lnei5Sepnf?k 733 7^97 or FIRSTTIMEOFFERED 1839 Kimberly Rd Twin Falls A C H I N E R Y JACK & JILL Nursery. Licensed LAND OFFICE •p^^lDAHO modern home and other im m FOR S A L E child care. Children 3*/j — CUSTOM ROCK picking with An REALTO RS 733 0716,*acr5ss from' ' pirovements. .1982 Flotol Ave 7317547 Ipst and Found 1 preschool. 1104 lOlh Ave. East, THIS custom built brick home Is derson Rock Picker. Brent Bower. Sears .______. ^ appealing and spacious. How 733 6647. Phone 543 4735, Buhl. DRYDEN AGENCY LOST: BLACK cocker poodle, about 5 large bedrooms? You will JU S T L IS T E D : 3 bedroom home in be M>leased with the gracious I 354 5232 . 402 So l\ncoln vicinity of courthouse 11 19. CHILDREN'S Village child care. good location Carpet.gas furnace, CORN COMBINING, 30" or 36" formal dining room. The wtiole ' Evening\ 324»4B38TJ^ 536 2604 ■ SKYLANE * '•Baby.^' Reward. 874 4th AOe. W. Licensed. 2>/j Up. 461 North Locust, garage Only S13,w0. Cali Harold family will entoy the recreation near Lynwooci Shopping Center. rows. Manure hauling. Hainline Kelthley, 733 3400 or LAND OF ALWAYS Custom Farming, Bllfts. Phone room and 3 full baths. If you ap MOBILE HOME PARK LOST SMALL Aultralfan shepherd, 733 9010, 733-7795. FICE OF IDAHO REALTORS, predate the beauty of trees and ■ JEROME, IDAHO female, black and white. Left eye 353 4463 or 353 4446. 733 0716. across from Sears. better BUYS!! has black patch. Name, Cindy. shrubs, we invlte*rou to Inspect ErppUymont Agonclos 17 ■we ARE NOW doing custom one of the prettiest yards In town. • 140 ACRES in hay and pasture, Renting idoKo % line>t lomily Rew ard. 934-4308.______R E A L N IC E 3 bedroom home on Call now and be number 1. $39,500. plowing. AAoore's Inc. 433 5533. President Street. Lots of home lor owner anxious to sell nowl Top of potk Side'Molk^, Oil s're Club There's even^ room for a horse. Clear‘Lakes grade on North side A G /C VALLEY FOUND — Red part IrUh setter. P E R S O N N E L S E R V IC E of AAagic only $8,500 Out ot St ate owner says “ V/* a c re s ". Houve, Swimming pool, playground Good around children. Found Valfey, 624 Blue Lakes North, HAY TRUCKING, anywhere. Phone get this sold now See this and Nice 3 bedroom home overlooking • Valley, well and canal water. OBILE-HOMES 55 « 95 It loti Locoied 2 milev around Ash St. or Twin Fails phone 733>5562. ______734 3088 or 835 5567. m aKeofter Call Nadine Koepnick ■ l A M L E T T in South on Airport ffood Clinic Call 733 4B87 733 7397 or LAND OFFICE OF ; HAGERMAN REALTY "The Dealer wilh The ' SNELLfNG & SNELLING, M6 8th CUSTOM PLOWING, 3 botti^ ID A H O R E A L T O R S , 733 0716, LOST: Female Fox Terrier. White Street South. PhoiVe 734-2410. Open across from Sears Ptions (37 44^ Most Bjiperieme' with dark markings. Reward! 734 ! International. Gary DIckard, 433- Mondays and Wednesdays til 6.^ 5990, Kim berly, MR iEALTY Single Wide» and Doubly Wtdei Coil 733 2891 day^ or 733 460 7 J346.______<30 ACRES, sprinkler Irrloetea, 3‘-4 milet Wetf o< We»f 5 Poinf» BRICK 3 bedroom. 3 baths, full Dove Homlett, Broker pasture and hay. Grassman of the e^enirigv Ond Swndoy . HalpWantad — Famal* >• basement, bulitlns. electric heat LOST; Female Norwegian HAY OR STRAW hauling, any Pleosfr.call 733-4079 (anytime) Year background. Ranch ran 8S0 O^en Monday fhryfridoy for information Elkhound.ln whelp, vicinity North I------— - — ^— I distance. Phone 334-3209, Jerome. S3S,000. jy a rlln g i and some cew> In ,1971. 8 30 5 30 p m , Sunday H 5pm Ann Hoffmas**" 731-7fll0 Outstanding 3 bedroom hom . 3 Blue Lakes. Substantial Reward. I WANTED: Licensed Practical (7n/«ii by odvonce appoinfmtnt 734-3883. , I CORN PICKING, now booki^ for 4 BEDROOM. 3 In full finished bedroom tenant house. Very jiood < Nurses and Registered Nun's. basement. President Street corrals and Qutbulldlngs. Tileal Phone 733 6) 4 1 Cloved Soturdoy I Call collect 534-M71. ______the season. Phone Jero m S7 334 Guernsey heifer strayed from west 4295. location, good term s. S17.000. LOW COST HOUSING ; purebred ranch with pasture along of Buhl. Phone 543-4143. 3 B ED R O O M , 24x48' delivered to I Intentate Highway 80 North. For I EXPERIEN CED bookkeeper — j. ^^Intment fg t — ttils (Ine ^anch Food knowledge preferable. Call F i L e r , remodeled, 3 bedroom, your foundation. Cornpieteiy CUSTOM AAANURE- part basement, garage, nice yard, finished, for less than $1 1 ,000. I Holiday inn or phone 733-13» Ask I WOULD YOU LIKE * Spocfal Noticot 7 ] . for Jake Etier. w ill G .l. $10,000. your HAUUING Dealer TO HAVE A . THE N tW , ^OOK your Christmas parties now, . CiEA/LSTATE REA LTY 1 1 1 T ' I T ' ! WENDELL REALTY, I M A K E *400 e xtra ChristnJaS money LEO'S CUSTOM Fot Bone 53^ 3274 call Holiday Inn 733-1320 or 733- I showing l/lvlane Woodard ^3 Blue Lakes North 733-5336 Cotcode 14x65 Concord Cosmetics'. Phone 4235313 attar j FARMING Dick Messersmlth, Broker 733-9069 Homei H rs. 9:00—6:00 Sat. 9:00—1:0 0 ncLrreciirn' ; 4:00. Your hylage forage saver dealer PHO N E , lot* and Acr»ag«« 54 NEW HOME NOW OPEN. CALTON'S Auto Body, 334^4703 ^ 336-4964 ' To Magic Valley Free estimates. Phone 543 4463, 733-8237 with sliciing windows Buhl, Idaho. 'part tim e O ffic e help. For next I BY O W N E R : 8 acres» good home Looded Woiher >dr yer, double three to lour months. Write Box p. STO M M Af^URE\NURCU H A U L IN G 1043 Blue Lakes North near F ile r 334 5703, Jerom e Early American Modern LILLIBRIDGECUSTOM N E W E R 3 bedroom home in good door relngerotor deluie rang*, 10, CO Tim es-News. Kimberly location Large carpeted vhog carpeting, mediterroneon decor W IL L T H E G E N T L E M A N -who FA R M IN G or.Contemporory decor spoke'to lady in Church, vicinity, living room, large klfctien, dining COUNTHY LIVING Nice acreage, and lurmthingv, tiidmg window\ London Tower, June 28, please AVON MAKES CHRISTM a 's 733 8363 area. Utility roooi, carpeted NORTH BLUE LAKES, large 3 merrier. You'll have money for all bedroom home, excellent large lot new 3 bedroom, all electric home then com e to ond double m^ulotion write LitMe Gaspe', Route No 3, bedroom, full cement basement. With beautiful view, ready to move CoMlngwood, Ontario. Canada. the gitts you want to give; you'll Oil furnace. Only $16,700. S38,000. Intro* sell guaranteed products from Work Wante 74 ^tito. Don W allace, a Realtor. 733 Avon. Bean Avon Representative, 2350 SQUARE FEET 4 bedrooms. FANCY SEWING evening gowns,' i It's fun. It's convenient. It's CHRISTMAS IS coming I Will do TAYLOR AGENCY baths, double garage, family SIMPSON'S o r " V 9 0 0 wedding gowns. HelrJoom Infant • profitable. Call now 733-7413 or sewing in my home. 0»ll now, 733 of Twin FoiU . 10 A C R E S , pasture land in F ile r, gowns a specialty, Free lance room , W -acre of ground. 135,000. write Phyllis Mclnturt, Route No. \7l7t\ MlS ServKe Includes clean, comfortable 3 IN RUPERT w ork. 734 3873. 3, K im b erly, laaho. bedroom (home, S27,500. Phone Donald laylof Bfokef 423 5789 3 BEDROOM^ood home, business I We have q good ielection of i E&Tc k HOF < ;Fo|/iri= iVr^iil 733-9340. ’ Pattie N^*»»lger o r-O E M S T A T E fVf NINGS location. Large lot with Oarden. REALTY S13.900 T O S336, res. 733 3374 I 1 1 4' wide or 24' wide Spo^al ^)otic•s 7 Spocial Noticos Ro«> loylof 4?3 S403 ; YOUNG, HARD working, ver^tile, in itock. dependable, family man for hire Mo%oo Smith 733 7706 CHOICE BUILDING lots just east of H & W lntervlew|call 733 7605. I North Sunrise and Filer East. For GEM STATE REALTY tingle fam ily home — a few duplex TRAILER SALES y O u h a v e aim unbroken horse? 633 Blue lokei North 733 i336 lot* area left. Curb, gutter, oiled SIMPSON 259 Overland Avenue, Burley ^ ' R E W A R D " ' Let us do the breaking and yow do Dicli Broiler 733-90*9 : streets, city water and sewar the riding. Contact Leon Coon at Houn 1(00 6 00 Sol 9 00 1 OO MAGIC VALLEY REALTY 733- MOBILE HOMES Phone 678-961 1 527 8567 or write to. Mr. Jim 5580 anytim e - Brauburgee, P 0. Box 434, Arco, , 436-4744 Rupert, Idoho i . Idaho 83213. 6 ACRES with new double wide UP io mobile home 3 miles from towim 1971 CARPENTRY *U«rk done evenings *123,000. BARRINGTON and weekends, Call 733 9667 after )4 k W - — — — — — — *8934 6 00 P M. Yo u'll like this 3 bedroom plus 3 GEM STATE REALTY Expando, 3 bedroom, front and rec room in flnTshed basement ^ 3 Blue La ke s North 733 5336 kitchen, cathedral celling, day * L 2 0 0 3 baths covered patio, beautiful windows. . Business Opportunifles. 30 fenced y a rd , ftie roof. A (ovefy - 14x64 —> ^ ^ S8850 hom e, good location. 48ACRE, 46cultivated. All fenced. Ratted living room, shag carpet REWARD for information leading to the NEW SERVICE station and 120,000 A lso , 3 "80" All within 5 throughout. medlterr anean restaurant to be opened soon in 5 bedrooms — older home. Very ' miles ot Jerome. styling, 7 bedrroms. Bliss. Good interstate location. clean, and nicely carpeted rental l IDAHO CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION 1 ‘ COLOR TV WITH Shelby — Columbiq priced. Phone m.43]9. EACH HOME SOLD WESTERN LAND !a ND CA-TTIE H*lp Want td M«l« \9 Help Wantad — Mala If Lynwood Realty 610 Blue Lakes North Atoblle AAotel Units. Gas station 733 9211 • o«lce units. Ottlce units. Atountain , . ASSOCIATION Cabins. Any mobile tiome tmlt Trovel Trailers built to your ipeclllcatlons. We BROCKMAN'S I Atler Hours: specialize la commercial mobile Motor Homes J Pofh 532-^131 or 343-0857 WANTED Harley M«ther» . units. n3-7S*8 R. J. ^ttwcfidlman' TRAILER SALES STATE BRAND DEPARTMENT Jack Blihop 818 Mom Aw South /43 3167 BLAKE AT A D D IS O N W ES T MAN FOR PART TIME^WCJ^RK ‘11th ond Owvriond, Burl«y 678 7574 Twin Falls IN MAILING PpOM - Cut of Town Hornet 51 CLOSED SUNDAYS 733-2410 College student preferred. Must be available at Personal - 9 Penenal . 9 GOOD U acres lor sale, close to Apartments— Fumithod 70 -T lOO p.m . in the afternoon. Tyrln F a lls . 7M-S4S7. 1 BEDROOM HOUSE, excellent N ICE, ALL utilities, t m . Phone TO PARENTS AND grandparents . Interested‘persehs apply in person location, conipletety redecorated INTEGRITY . for Immediate oecupency.-«l4^. ______TIMES-NEWS Terms available. Phone JU-1sSi or MODERN a bedroom. 2 bath HAGERMAN ARE*^- apartment. Lovely furnishings CIRCULATION DEPT. Include dioiw asher. Must see to FROM THE IDAHO STATE BANK — COMe' IN NOVEMBER * BEDROOM HOME, Klmbetiv. believe. Suncrest Apartments. 36 thru DECEMBER -1 plh — S«l«c1 on addreu lo the children nice WtciMn, corner lot. S10,00a' Falls Avenue West. of your choica, b»ou1iful fr** lattan from Santo Claui — CLEAN WOMANS student m r t - TAYLOR AGENCY m int.Ulilitles furnished. Color children will receive letteri officiolly potfmarlied — Member o f Twin foUt y.V-.C»ll Up_l». ' * ^nta'Gaus, iniliana. FREE poitage,..AII new accounti $100 "MIS'* Senrkv 7 ormorereceivBoenoineiilverdollor. _____ EXPERIENCED HELP WANTED Oonold Toylor. Broker 433 S289 DAN BYINGTON A^rtmenlt—Unfum. 71 EVCN1NO& , _ SeCAKfOKACKUT (|. OpportunHias with good future in Ketchiini-Sun Vo)ley area, B U Y O h fA ... Ron Toylor 423>S403 1 BEDROOM apertiTlent Mr rent.. 2. Raqulret,«ceptio(ial mechanical skilU. —— tO M E IN A^ trSEE VS AT ~ 733-7706 - 1971 20»4 TERRY' j Unfurnished — else ttudle 3. Ability to work with hondt and headL______■ . . Fully ielfle.' • ‘ a y O W N ER : m tc r t* . new all BAKER’S HowtM— UnlumhihAd • 74 5.TTddxind die-moker driAs detireable. ■ -MecirlchMna. Iiiaal site for dairy. ^FINE HOMES and ACRdSS FROM CADY AUTCLCO: ■____ PlEASjme CRAFT A.-JMlinoiflbriiotof,uiifitirla nwtpli,:plMtiH , - - 2 BEDROOM niedem. Small FOkARlDE t(^6bHM N K — C M ... iS o T tcl l6 snarW Kirtf-S<««ie«.>enrice“ 'U iiiu im i SEND RESUME t o SCOn-U.S.A. bednii Trailer Center 15 TEAKS SRVING— - Vok* ot Adcfisofi. Twin Font 3 BEDROOAA. full btMment wnn / Box 18X Valley, Idaho 83353, or call 726.3321 Gaodhw, l « * o »34-<7|l, K*n M A C K V A lU y . T'- 837-4524, HAGERMAN M a k m e fH 3 D ' ‘ 7 3 M 4 I 0 ^ .

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J-BBDROOM-dofl»X.^-toltiplit«IV- -ADDrSOtr^AVET ~A1-'CEY~AW bUM BBRPOI^SALerlx-lx^'ar}- rcnovattd, eoupl* only, in s- X lO x 1|( or. random la ig lti. UO.— .rnontti. 0 5 dipotlt. 316-si04, aftw W#tt. 175 mdnfti. n4.3«S. T. I Q U E S — -6:00.- Fr id a y ; NOVEMBER 26 llblM..f-umlfUra.:chlna^alas».collKl!bl .:«p,piir Hiy.f«r Mirbv ttio. Buy, sell, 7 3 3 - ^ . Appraisals. -trudi load,. Call 417-2211 |«r IM- 150 Head good _$»#er arid heifer calvai. F A r D UCKS AND geeta .for' tale. ^559. SOMEBODY'S WAITING TO Wyifjrt 10'or aluminum boat. • . ►. ______. L E A R N how to saw on yoor «irtr« 100 Head good yearjlng steers and heifers. 3U.4728, Flier. niachlnel'To sell It fast dial 733- HOUSE BOR SALE or rent. Phone YOURTHING IScur spaclalty. Pata FIRE SALE at MARCieS OlFtS,' 0931 (or a-Want Ad nowl . 733.J1B3, batween 7 and » p.m . 100 .Head good holstein & cross-bred steers and heifars. Johnston,' 304 Soutti Washington Bthj, iparctiandlt* not damaaad 60 Head good fat feeder cows. PcNandPalSuppliM (Airport Road). 733-I34S ' . by tira. Sava up to (Or par 110 Broadway. Buhl. . / -AKC -M l NIATUR E — Schnauzer SALE TIME: 11.30 A.M. puppies. Ideal : Christm as gifts, very reasonable.' Ptione 47B.nv3> on* 733.9469. Buy F IR E SA LE GOdDiNd UVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Burley. store room was not burnad. only., I fo i further Information Callt smoked; AAarctiandlsa In b oxas Ilka ^ock Rentals 80 ploWT model 57, cy lin d e r, tra w Norweglap ElUiounds, Beagles, CHALET varieties. Delivered, 731.5*43. 334- I 9 7 I Ford Goloxie 500 4 doof ledon. ihorp 1965 Pontioc Cotolino ledon. 4 door, good boards, gauge wheel. *1100. <37- Poddies, German Shorttiairs, 41M, Jerom e. trontporlolton. German Sti^erds.^ Also, Brit­ 1970 Cotalina 4 door hardtop, it’w milo» -Hi 6737, CaMleford. tany's Fox Terriers and Peke-a.- ANTIQUES^ WANTED; Silver Dollars,pay SJ.40. Q , .4.Tqg roHTiaiPontioc .Bonneville Donne^ w^on. i.9 pa»»ef^^- "H E A T H E R Poo's. MAC'S KENNELS. Wen Shoshone, Idaho ; I96B -ftow ■>«- oir co n d iiiDntng FOR S A L E John D eere 3020 'With mil. w -ai7. COIN SHOP, 43« North M ain. 733 get, looded - S Q U A R E^ c«o. Hnone iU6-/7i2. -886 t 5T3. Open 5T00-tl|-8Tfl0~w«eHaBVS. 1961 Ford 4 door %edon, thorpett in town 1 '''• Folnts Wesi Saturdays, 10:0^ til 6;00, 1969 Plymouth Suburban, 6 pot^enger, shorp IjOO®—J;000»quare feet store space GERMAN SHEPHERD tor sale. { 1959 Cadillac 4 door hardtop, extra vharp Plus full basement available soon^ ' IDAHO TRACTOR salvage. Cash lor Excellent watch Oog. 3 year old. I 1969 Pontiac CTO. 4 tpeed- trontmit^ior). for lease. Fac morel Information 1 used tractors. Used parts at big Reasonably priced. 324-SOOS. i ^ f i i Sawtooth House tWa n T T■i a ^ u V ^ - ielectric trains. bucket teolt COAAMERCIALS call AAardon P . Talbot, General ' discounts. 733-S293. FJne antiques Appraisals - ^ hone ns-ssos 733-SSOSafter after 5:00 p .m . 733- Business Services, Boise 344-5004, FREE COUl-IE Pups. Phone 733- 123 M ain East 73a-3a56 I _rviO . davs 1966 Codilloc Sedon DeVille. looded 1970GMC W Ton looded _ we BUY, sell or sell for you iall 1969 GMC W Ion • heav7 duty kinds of used farm cnachiner CASH FOR oid bikes, HAFFNER'S 1967 Fury ill hordtop 4 door, ^horp Farms For~Rent 84 MOLYNEUX MACHINERY, r ,f c A.K.C. doodle puppies. Price in- MliCTlkm#oui for to U , 140. KEY AND BIKE SHOP.' 334 «h 1967 IHr Scout, nice 4 ■ 4 eludes puppy clip. Phone 733-8819. 1967 Codtllac hordiop 4 door, loaded Flo ral Ave.r 733-7547. Avenue West. 180 ACRES farm land. Now In hay ORDERS TAKEN for W atkin s oraln and corn. Crop rentjf;- Farm Suppli«« 91 CLASS AND started gun dogs., products. Call 733-7609. WE HAVE a place tor that unsightly THESE Ma VE b e e n IN STOCK TO LONG o j a KE M U F F L E V r e a l t y AriO INS., German Shorthalr puppies. Bob's old lunk c a r. Call B A M ,'733-0374. Gooding ldaho< 934 4701. Ken MILK TANKS refrigerated and Kennels, Boarding. Training. 733- WHAT YOU SEE Is what you get, at Malon^ 934 5010. j holding tanks, tanker trucks any .2230.______I ADVANTAGE OF THESE WHOLESALE PRICES o unbelievably low prices. Buy now CASH FOR SCRAP M ETAL I sjze, new and used for sale. 733- for Christmas.-Rre Sale. MAR- THROUGH END OF-.NOVEMBER ONLY o MUST GO ?097 or write Box 076, Twin Falls. POODLE GROOMING, stud ser- CIES G IFTS, 109 Broadway. Buhl. . Copper, Brass, Aluminum, 120 A C R ES-sp rin kler irrigated, g o o d ------! vice, puppies. Cheri Miller.' Radiator, BaHerles, Etc. IWLiNCOlN C 'i - r c n 1967 CHRYSIER 1964 COMET e - j c n for potatoes, beets," beans. Nor 3 SSHEDS, H E D S , 10 Xx JO,20, p ractically, new. ,H . KOPPELCO. thwesl of Wendell. 536-3051. wofen ' Kennels, West Redcap corner. DO IT Y O U R S E L ^ J Sharhpoo your '1^ Conlinenlol ^ J / O t 4’door iedon $1459 4 door tedan . ffojisonable. Steig* p o sts, v Kim berly 423-5.1.04 I5J 2nd Avenue pputh I Sedon, looded, enlra ihorp fuH power with foctory oir V 8 engine, ttondord trionvmii vilre, barb w ire. 733-8605. 0VM1 carpet, professional results. Rent a Clarke shampooer with concfitioning won Fu«l and Weed ^ 1969 Light Induitrlol Equip. 89 o „ , „ ,4 KAMAR KENNELS, poodle pallor. companion vactmm. Banner 143 1966 ” 63 c r c c r » boarding, sfud service 733-1195. F u rh ltu re. 733-1^1. OLDSMOBIIE 44? $ 1 959 THUNDERBIRD Hordtop coupe. 4 tpeed troos THUNDERBIRD $12'59 $559 D R Y P IN E . U " lengths MO per Hordtop coupe, loadecJ with Hordtop coupe, full power plus Straw for sale. 1338 bales, Phone ; PO M ERA N IA N S ahd Schipperkes' pickup load. Delivered in city. 733 miivion, buciiet veott everything factory air conditioning evenings. 733-7813. FOR SALE: 5 channel C.B. Radio. I puppies available. Top quality^ $50. 305 Honda $200. 1961 Lincoln fl«49 after 4:00 p.m. J969CHEVROIET 1 i;0 rdogs, AKC Registered. Joyce's 1966 PONTIAC 1961 GMC 1,Ton f f T C n Kennel. 423-41B6. $200. Phone Gooding. 934-5721. ii^poio 52lOy Catalina S859 Heovy duty unit ip / O V WANTED FALL PASTURE for 60 after 6 p.m. DR Y F I R E P L A C E wood. S17 pickup 4 door hordtop. full power thorp cows. Call B25 5660. with factory air conditioning Coupe, reol »horp 'GERMAN SHORTHAIRS. Wire-: load, delivered. 733-4081. 1966 MUSTANG t Haired Pointing Griffons. German i CLO SEO U T on E U R E K A E le ctric 1969 FORD Hordtop Coupe $59 HAY FOR SALE In Dietrich. Call Wire-Haired Pointers, Cocker Brooms, only $10.08; Y DR^^SPLIT fireplace wood. Ph. 733 Calo.ie 500 $1959 ' tpeed trontmittion, bucket eveninos S44 7133 Spaniels, All AKC registered. I ELECTRIC 441 AAaln Ave.. East. Hgrdtop coupe \hofp low- Boh USED INDUSTRIAL L a rr v ‘4 K#wnel's. 733-34M. Open Monday's till 9 pm. mileoge STRAW FOfi SALE; 45 cents per t— ------« I ______Qry-Seascned fruit and hardwood. EQUIPMENT bale. Pt>one 324-2166. .MALE Doberman Pinscher. 1 year : CLEAN DUCK feathers fot^ sate. 213 7U-4306. I Oid. Call 423-5796. ! ,5 th Avenue We«t. Phone 733-3166.. HAY FOR SALE by the truckloAd.,- I - .... ■' ...... - Heating Equipment 144 CA \ Gr ader Ma ke Offer StuDb's Trucking. Richfield. 487 jGERMAN SHEPHERD. 6 weeks I ELECTRIC GUITAR, double pickup 2445, I old. 1 quarter collie. Great for with tremolo, case, amp. Hawes, IH C AAodel 4100, 4 wheel kids. Your choice. $12.00 357 Western model. Holster, belt, BOUGHT NEW Sears gas furnace. drive 112,000 ammo. Both like new. 326 5615. Coal furnace and stoker for sale. i i ) JOHN D E E R E R with •Ateco CORRAL BEDDING, use v^d- after 5:00p.m. Excellent condition. 934-5S46. 6vard scrap e r S3.000 ' chips' for wet, sloppy corrals. lUvastock Wanted 1 14 Phone ! George Clark, 543 56u or Dennis size, go M K n O R S ' Clark 543-5473. FOR SALE: Stokermatic parlor furnace. 655-4335. condition. 159.95 at Cain 's 733 71 11, 733-1823 NEW I Ton 6 door grain feeder. $135 For Prompt Pickup ELLIOTT'S Or trade for hay. Call 733 3454. Of DMd Animals WE REBUILD hydraulic iacRs at i FOR SALE? Spark Oil stove wlth'lfan ABBOTT'S AUTO! SUPPLY.•' 305] and excellent condition. Spark oil 1 1 1 Overlond Ave , Burley ilcipK6., ' WOODCHI PS, SAWDUST, shavings, : 733 683S—Twin F a ils 934*5414—Gooding Shoshone St. South). stove. Excellent condition. Oil Phon® 678 5585 ' ^ ' and shredded ^ark, delivered Tank and ra ck . 526 5th Avenue anywt^ere. O rville AAoore. 342 7353, STOW-A-WAY bed for rent. S4.00 a ' North, Bob Houston or Verldn Moore^^375-7406. Sole\ Repfetentotiwr week, b a n n e r FURNITURE. > — <-r .Applianctts k HH Equip. 130 ' 733 1431. j Home Phone 733 1490 1900 B A L E S O F STRA W , Phor^e 625 Building Materials 146 ■ Ag 543 4658. tHours 10:00 a .m . to 4:00 p .m . WESTINGHOUSE eiectric range weekdays, Saturday 10:00to 12:00. 4" gr S5 95 ^ARTIFICIAL Breeding tp ABS great S79.50, 90 day w a rra n ty. M Ai Y 733 3604, M rs: W illiam Bruley, 153 3 8 »4 «8' Eilenor Siding S3 95 ELECTRIC 441 Main Ave.. East. 9th Avenue East. proven sire, nation's highest type Open Mondays till 9 pm . prodgction sires. Also all breeds of LUMBER beef availab le. Buhl, 543-6102. M UFFLERS Installed virile you 6'12 >4 \tondard wait. Complete muffler service 3 5 ea Jerom e. 324 2652. Shoshone, 8B6- REPOSSESSED Frigidaire dish I 92 5 8 «2"i4 ecof'o vtwdv 49 eo 7587; B u rley. 678 9253; Haielton. washer, front loading, coppertone. I including custom duals for cars | new warranty. $166 at Cain's 733 ' and pickups. ABBOTT'S AUTO ' 8 «2 *4 , itanda'd 79 eo 829 5302. SUPPLY, 505 Shoshone St. South. 10'«2'»^ jtondard SI 40 ed ### Auctions 101 HOTPOINT referigerator. 1971 SOUP'S ON, the rug that is, clean CHIPBOARD model S160 Phone 733 4240 with Biue Lustre. Rent electric 1 4 4 . 8 S» 89 shampooer $V. GREEN^W ALT'S 5 8 4 . 6 51 92 AUCTION SALE 9 X 12 LINOLEUMYogs, assorted 4 . 8 • • November 27. starting 10 00 a.nr) . 3 8 52 25 patterns. »7.95 B A N N ER F U R CARPET'S DIRTY? If so. its time ; I 2 *4 8 S? 56 located Hines Exoloration. Burley, NITURE. Twin Falls. 733 1431. tor HOST I Host wakes up Idaho. Trucks, gas and diesei. 5 8 >4 .8 52 79 trailers, sennis, loaders, lowbeds, brightness.i'aises pile.cleans deep dowr\. rent m achine $1 at W ILSON , II 16.4*8 S2 99 van trucks and panels, forklift. SPO T CASH busses, shop equipment. 16 cars, •For Furnlture Appllances BATES. Jerome & Twin Falls 25 VARIETIES PRE FINISHED W AU and fa rm equipment. For in Thingsof Value PANEUNG FROM S2 59 formation call 233 4315. Pocatello. BANNEffFURNITURE CHRISTMAS LAYAW AY. Holsters, —Belnw you vs/ill find many services availoble from Magic; 127 Avenue West cartridge belts, guns, binoculars. NORTHW Valley Businesses. Check with our Service Direjctory when : CatHe T 'tY W O O D S A LE S • Furniture & HH Goods 122 pellet guns, bar bell sets. RED'S 100 to 150 Holstein heifers on hand. TRADING POST, 215 Shoshone . 2050 KIMBERIY ROAD you're in need,of a professional. The firms belo^-'offer the Weight 1.000 to 1.350 pounds. t>M) Street South. ]W(N FAUS • Plione 733 5909 3 occasional tables. 2 stor> finest in servic.e and quality products. Check with one ond ways to finance. One to four years. walnut finish, new si4.95 set at Cows insured against .death. All Cain's 733-7111. SHORT CARPET rolls. Polyester ■ Open 9 om to 6 pm heifers guaratneed, eugene shag — red. 12 x 25W. Was S340. Mondoy thru Saturday s e e ! hughes. 324 2415. Jerom e BEDdaveno and swivel rocker, gold Now S266. tweed. *159.95 at Cain's 733 71 11. POLYOLEFIN'Loop - foam back BIG. RUGGED, registered Herefdrd - g r ^ 12 X 12 Was 1103. Now S75 SEA R S Camera-H>eto Supply 1 55 bulls. English bloodlines. Larry FULL siie foam mattress and box LIckley. Jerome. 324 2005. Twin Falls spring, perfect condition, S34 95 at 403 Main Avenue West. 73 3 0821 FOR SALE : Nearly new Minolta APPLIANCE REPAIR CONCRETE______C R A V E N 'S Sewer Service. SeptiC Cain's 733 7111 . S.R. IS and accessories UOO. tank ~ sewer line cleanino F*ower 30 H E A D H O LS T E IN M IL K COws, Phone 839 559J W E DO it a ll. any tim e, any Pjace with 20 year artificial txeeding refrigerators , w a s h e r s , A L IT Y CON equipment, free inspection 733 WASHER AND DRYER, gas range, dryers, ranges. Reasonable rates Te'teaMnable as )nable QU 3053 Evan Guthrie. 886 7547 air cooler, set of golf clubs and Christmas Tr«%s CRETEE . 326 5972 Douglas Fir. Plantation Fir. Sporting Oeedt < 5 9 30 years experience Call 1 YOUNG holstein cow, 15 young cart Miscellaneous clothing and s h u m w a y a p p l i a n c e household furniture 734 3109 Lodge Pole, and Scotch Pine WOOD'S TREE SERVICE hereford cows with 15 fall bally R E P A IR . 733 6167 FURNACE REPAIR Wholesale only. Phone (406) 728 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS while they calves. 5 your>g registered angus 4477. M issoula. Montana. last; 3x9 variable rifle tcopea. TRIMMING. TOPPING and FURNITURE upholstery, free REFRIGERATORS. Freezers, EXPERT SERVICE or sales on bulls, 20 young preg tested 569.95, now S34.95. 4 power scopes. removing Also stump grinding hereford cows, 19 young angus estimates, pick up and delivery S39 95, now S16.95. Red Field 4 ranges, washers, dryers VERN'S sewing machines roCh.r^ ractor tere*s no 1 good condition. SiSO. and uprlpht. Autot For Sale Phone 733 4741 200 e xp erien ce - ane 4lii 4 W . substitutesutetltJte^ for quality RossR I j3iW57mTr grtfllTiW, SISO r rf:3f a . Kim berly CUSTOM PLOWINO VA C U U M C L E A N E R S ______Charolals. Hagerman. Idaho 837 i848 SEWER SERVICE NEW YAMAHA pianos, used pianos. WE A R E NOW DOING c u s t o m VACUUM SERVICE center, parts, V Yamaha guitars, KLH stereo piowtng Moore's inc Phone 423 ROTO ROOTER sewer service repairs on Kirby compact. Most REGISTERED POLLED Hereford HAPPY TURKEY DAYS bulls Circle M Ranch. 837 4868. recordplayers. WARNER M USit, Sewer lines and septic tank ott^ers. Twin Falls. 733 6041 131 Sho^hnne North. FURNACE CLEANINO cleaning Alsor fypes of ex Haoerman-. cavatlon 733 2541 or fS3 2509 VACUUM CLEANERS OF JQAHO Save » Now by Shampooing your :f: 44 SPRINGING HOLSTEIN Hfifers. Rodiei dnd TV S«t8 125 1969 CHEVROLET % Ton . '2395 24 hour delivery of furnace And own carpet, $1 a day. 10 ready to «>. other 34 ready in Pickijp, 4 ipeed tronimimonT reor bumper, cuvtom cob V 8 engc stove 0 ‘i Cash only Also furnace one month. Contact Reed Johnson. clean.ng 733 4206 Repossessed Color TV, new picture Rt 1, Ed e n . MS 5553. tube. BLACKER APPLIANCE & REGIST^ED GALLOWAY Bulls FURNITURE 233 2 Ave. E. 19li? GMC V2 Ton ...... ^2595 , and bred helfer»,- Jlnrv Grant*, Aotomo^C fronsmiijion. radio, orr coAdihonmg. power tteenrrg. power RCA color TV. Early Americ a n ___ tzrokes. reor chrom« plus mony other eatro^ ' Harelton, 835 5215. cortsole. 23 inch, reconditioned | \ ' uaranteed, $338 at C ain 's ' CHAROLAIS BULLS for sale 543 ?111. 4715. L a r r y Finney V 1968 RANGER PICKUP '2395 V-8 “ 3 ^ " , oufomatic trofttmttvon. power tfeering. reor bumper. H O R S ES , B U L L S , loan or sale 1 ton Good Thingt To Eot 133 »d« (onli. oir condittorung. Chevrolet stock truck. Darrell ! Lyon. 543-5824, 543 5934. FINE HOLIDAY eatlhg for your trlends^«nd fam ily. iJg u s e lllr u ; CHEVROLET V2 Ton . 1995 ' H o ft e t 104 -nice wild "Merrlarti” Turkeys. W. I « . pow er sfeerfrvg. p o ^ r broltei. reor bvrrrper. nire Chucker Partridge, S3 and> W ild I ALU'TYPESol tiories. bought, sold, MallaM DuckSr C . WM (Test on ' request. Use yoOr imagination for 1968 GMC V2 Ton . ; ...... M 695 traded. Plenty of ranch geldings. holiday dining. Phon* 733-4710. j 3^7 V-8 engine, atspfyd tronsmittion, rvor bumper : Ren H

GOOD SADDLE and pack horsev* Shnibbry, Want*, »ulb« 13« Yount geldings started on barrels 1970 CHEVROtfel im p a la . ^2695 1 »hd replng. Come Look. » West. v>, 4 door %0 rie mare by Slarduster. S years old, 1970 CHEVROLET iMPAtA . ^2695 24 HOUR SERVICE I ^oke, for experienced rider. 7M- JOE MILLER'S' Fresh Monfana______4 door, power steering. oiV conditioning, plus on th« ttor>dord feoturvt Christmas treat and avaroeaan If the telephone of any advertiser irj this| ■wreaths, locatad on Sears pmrfffm .REGISTERKO QUARTER Mart* lot. Uia your'Saart Charea Cai^ 15 1971 MODEL AUTOMOBILES IN STQCK DIRECTORY is’not anW ered. DIAL 733^ ■nd Geidlttg. Win sail or trad * for .ftpOtcows. Robert Schutta. Corry, 11___2386. Telephone Answering Service . i~n| 4 3 9 _____ MUCH AS $1000 DiSCOUNt! 1 Twin Falls, D ay 6r Nlghfr-Tlie^ advertiser! FO R S A L E : 4 year appakmsa R E D BARN, North Washington, wll^ejwtUied to^aM yw . _- ______I CMdlno. Call 541.M n. frp^wy,. JHha». fumltOT. Buy YOUREE M OTOi? Cfe; ALL TYPES'antlitua turnUbra. ^ K»Nt_rit:Ka ■ clocks, soma ala>s#ara Jack Cox 733-6811 ; KeilyiHouk CAN AblAN CultMO Iw rM . lily's An quarfpr.,733.*4^ 664 Maln-Ave. ^ uth - "Used Car Row."

h ' f >ONEJt7.1_nsce-and-an*-3S5-cc -19«4-:|>OMTIAC-/£miltiarip»war- WHITE-' . ■ Jaronjiet Idaho b rakti, power Mot/radlo, new tires, 423-5179 Hansen, Idaho real.nice automobilet .Beoutiful 236 Shoihone St. 733^^891 WiLLS MOTOk CO. 254 4th Ave W 733.7365 BiMta for Sole 169 -While'Sottn linlihi * JUST ARRIVEDI Wn FIbcrform boats. Evlhrude and Marcury W as $4395 1972 JEEPS - JUST ARRIVEDI! Atolort. BUD AND/MARK'S. Your N O W . . . *3695 EvlnrtxJand Marcury M alar. U42 Blut Lakes North. 733-1194. THE DEALERSHIP THAT BIG OR SMALL, Inside boat DARES TO BE storage, tSO thru ;May, Century s' ■ Auto Machine 73S-i07a ' DIFFERENT!! I will get you any used or new car Our NeW Bug Busings is' Going Great! Johnson 25 horsepower out board you want AND save you money. . motor. SIOO. 324-2W2. See m a-and save before you bu-- We've Even Managed to AcQjmulafe your n e x f c a r. JOHN CHRIS B O B LA T H A M 'S ^ ieve^n-Nice-Trade-1ns A )r>eady;------Melorcyctaf ISO FINE AUTOMOBILES MOTORS- Between the Arctic O rcle and 601 Moin Eoil . Twin FalU '1971 K A W A SA K I 17S cc Enduro. 1200 V 1971 Toyota Land Cruiser the good neighbor fen ce." Phont 733-1823 lo>«c mile% (tptionoHy Be miles, see at Blue Lakes Sporting 751 Matn Avenue East 734-3703 Goods, 733-3753. lipve7V.pl not *hiv uf>il ho\ ncvff bcff* AVAILABLE NOW At. . . oM tht* 195 Utility Trailars GET THE BEST THING “GOING ‘ .^ 3 2 9 5 Double horse trailer, factory made 254 4th Ave. W. 733-7365 423-5787. 1 970 Volkswagen Squorebock 236 Shoshone St. W. 733-2891, 4 Spi’tfd Radio Chfome Rool Rock . . . A NEW T0Y 5TA MOT OR eo Au« Gu» Heoler Clementine Otonge T ru ck s 196 T - r - 1971 FORD «i-ton pickup. 15,000 ‘2395 , miles. Used af camper demon­ 1969 Mercury Monteg9 MX strator. Phone 733-7MI. lu«nry of VW pncrv Ihti unit i> equip HACIENDA^^OBILE HOMES. p«d with^tryifvy e«trgv ir»clwding Air '--v. Cond ^FOR SA LE: 1968 G.M.C,,pickup W ’ ton. Heavy .duty' rear springs V-8 engine* standard transmission. FINE SELECT|6n '2195 $1450. WUr consider trade. 423-42M after 5:00 p.m. 1968 Volkswagen Squareba^k fondilioft Ihe ^fo»mer ov»n 1969 C H E V Im p ala. V-fl automatic, reendation will >ell cut power steering* a ir conditioning. 2 fo you door hardtop. Reasonable 543-4460. PICKUPS & 4 xVs SALE OR TRADE 1971 Ford '/a ton M495 for older car. 734-3438. 1971 Volkswagen Super Beetle , R«d>o 1 o.wne' 197-1 GM C.Vj. ton long jwheel base 1966 JEEP V\/AGONEER I plci(up. 4 wheel dclv^ custom cab, 4 door, V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, hubs, good tires radio, ^eater, air, excellent M790 condition. Low mileage. 733.-2374. M995 1 9 70 Volksw ogen Bos If44 D O D G E Pickup. 734-324tf, 356 1968 FO R D ’/2 Ton Blue Lakes Blvd. North. Long wide box, V-8, automatic, radio, hitch, mirrors, custom ^ab M790 &acopl2353. Just arrived — more arriving 1967 INTERNATIONAL TRAVELALL 4 door. 4x4, V*8. automotic, pov/er steering, oir conditioning, hubs, radio 1966 SCOUT 4 X 4, 4-cyllnder, 4- ^ 1790 1964 Chevrolet Chevelle speed, h ill cab* extra seat. Good Good 2nd cor. condition. S1295. 336-5373. COROLLAS - CORON AS - MARK 11's FO R S A L E 1955 2'/j Ton In CELICA sport cars - "ALL NEW CARINA” 1970 CHEVROLET EL CAM INO M95 ternatlonal fruck. Tandem axje V-8, slondord transmission, vinyl seots, low m ileag e ...... ^2290 with beet bed. 733-5598. Blue Lakes Volksv/ag^n f Inc. 1963 international pickup,. % - NOW ON DISPLAY- ton, 4 wt>eel d rive . 433-4933 a^er 1^65 JEEP WAGONEER Temporarily AT 1133 Kim berly Road 6:00 p .m . 4x4, hubs, 6 cylinder, standard tronsmissior^, mud and snov/ tires,, cjean M270 Dove Hoggon. 733-2954 Dole SorensOn 1968 C M C Andy Van. long wheel base, new tire s, very good con­ dition, 733-9694. 1-968 FORD V2 ^on Long vs/ide box, V-8, 4 speed, radio, tu-tone point, hitch, mirrors 1947 W IL L Y S j e e p . Good condition OR'TAKE ADVANTAGE o f ^ 1790 with loc kouts. WOO Phone Jerome, l=»RE-OW NiED 324-5753. RELIABLE USED CARS t 1969 CHEVROLET V2 Ton Foreign Cars 198 Long wide box, V-8, 4 speed, radio, hitch, mirrors, low mileage H990 19«a Volkswagon Bug. USO. Phone 1967 EL CAMINO 1967 CHRYSLER I S43-44«2 ^ (Pickop) V-B. ooto front , rodio. Town and Cunlry wogon. V-8. Qo heater, .bed cover, eKceptior>olly tomotic, rod|0 . heoter, foctory on. 1966 DODGE V7 Ton Autos For S a lo 200 vharp low mile», S 1 ^ 7 ^ V-8,J^ speed, hitch,.mirrors, long wide box, rodio, real fine shape H S L i S M695 extra cieon. t ^ / J M450 .19M F O R D M USTAt^G, }W , 3-speed, factory air. Real clean. See at 194 1968 C H R Y S L E R 1969 D O D G E ; . Caswell West. 1968 CHEVROLET 1969 PLYMOUTH Fle^tiide piciiup, lorig wide box,^ Fury 1114 door hordtop. V 8. pow 1966 FO R D '/ 2 Ton N EW P O R T , 4 door hardtop. V 8 FH}lara 2 door hardtop. 383 V 8. Long wide box, 4.speed big 6, hitch, mirrors, good rubber «mglne. automatic transm lssio. cn&ine. automatic transm^uiOD*- 1949 MUSTANG Mach I. 429, Cobar V-8. 4 ipeed, rodio. heater, ready er (teenng. rodio, heoter. oir con- S1450 •»wer steering, power brakes, all power steering, power braiies, let engine. f>ower-steering and ,o g o ,„ .. $ 1 6 8 6 dilioned, $ 1 O Q /inyl Interior vinyl covered top. factory air conditioning, excell,ent disc brakes. Air conditioning. W ill's ipecial . I y O J Must Ball for school. David • actory air conditioning. tires, • Bolster, 731-45M. 1964 CHEVROLET EL C AM IN O 1966 BUICK 1966 OPEL V-8, standord transmission, radio, a nice u n it ...... ' ...... 5770 $2495' FO R S A L E • 1949*GTQ, real sharp, le Sabre 4 doo^ tedon. V-8. auto- Stotior> wagon. 4 ipeed tronimii- must sacrifice. 733-Siiaor 438-5917 motif, power tteerino. rodio. he top luggoge lOAonnnaF 1 9 ?LD O p G E Dart Swinger, 3 door tiardtop, 140 JZ- clean. Chorger 2 door hardtop. V-8, auto ' ‘ 860 ‘ 5 9 5 1970 FORD F-100 RANGER c .l. VI engine, 4 tpeed tran tront power tteering ond 1954 FOR O Pickup. V-B. 3 speed with Long w id e bo x, V-8, autom atic, rad io , hitch, m irrors, one ow ner ...... wnlkslon, vinyl top. over-drive. I27i. 324-J9^ ^2750 broket ^ 1968 CHEVROLET 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $17^5 1971 CHEV. Suburban like new. 4 Impolcf 4 door sedon, V-8, outomot- Bug. rodio, Shorpi $3195 speed, B est offer. Phone 7M-4515. tc, power* steering, rodio. heoler. 1970 FORD RANGER XLT F-100 loctory oir 1970 IM P E R IA L 1969 DO D GE ni95. V-8, long wide box, automatic, power steering, radio, all the extras, clean Le Baron, full povyer, factory air, 1944 CHEV IMPALA S. S. 2 dOor conditioned M395 ^2980 hardtop. .AAag wheels, radio, etc. vinyl top, executive car. CORONET 500 Cleanest ‘44~,ln'town. >795. Blue 1970 PLYMOUTH remainder of factory warrwty. 4 door s ta tio n '• wagorv, V 8. Lakes O.K. Tire.______1966 FORD (Soperbird) 440 ClD V-8, power automatic transmission, power 4 door ledqn. V-8, outomotic, tteering. auto' tront . vinyl roof, SAVE THOUSANDS OF steering, factory air conditioning. VOLKSWAGENV;’'TRANSPORTER. power (teering, rodio. heoter, very f -60 tires, promotionoi model, nev­ I960 m odel, new rebuilt motor, er titled, only » $2495 new tires and brakes. IMG or best $ 6 9 0 offer. Ptione 47i-7490. 500 miles ‘2950 The Sales Leader In The M agic Valley 19(^3 P LY M O U T H 1968 DODGE POLAR A FORD Fury III, V 8. engine, automatic 4 door sedan. V 8 engine, 1949, Packard StralghI B. Can 733 OVER 50 USED CARS transrr>iMion. power steering, automatic transmission, power 4071.______power brakes, air conditioning, steering.-power brakes. New radio, special I v^lte w^i nylon tires. Sell 1964 F a lrla n e wagon or trade tor PRICED TO SELL snowmobile. 734 3449. Bill Workman FO RD $1495 $1295 1940 F O R D Falcon 4-door. $35. 40 1970 FORD 1970 INTERNATIONAL MG Roadster. 2 13" tires, S20. 733- W I L L S m o t o r g o Travelall, V (, engine, standard 51U.______Goloiie SOO 4 door<-hordtop. 331 tra.1Sml»»ion, power steering, and V 6. outo tront., power iteertng ond brakes, radid, sharp gold finish,. 1B59 M ERCURY 2 door. Radio, broket air, low milet, like new 17,000 m ile s. V heater, overdrive. Runs sharp, 236 SHOSHONE ST. WEST — AND — 254 4th AVE. WEST 1243 Blue Lakes Blvd. North ‘ "'I^Kone 733-51 1-0 S300 or best offer. 403-51*4. $2395 ______I______733-2891 & 733-73t power tleenng and broket mile» thorp g d Bigger Savings brake*. btaliet ' $1195 1970 PO N TIA C 1970 VOLKS BUS LeM aons J-door hardtop. 350 v a. 3 seater, radio, red and white COME TO... •uto tra n sm .. power steerlr>g finish, tvt $1995 $2595 ---1 ...... 7------Bill Workman 1971 P LY M O U TH 1969CRYSLER Road Runner 2 door ttardtop, 3S3 Town & Country Wogon. V 8 engine ■V i, engine, auto, trans., power outo trant power iteermg ond FORD tteering. factory warranty broket * S3395 $2995 THE SALES LEADER IN MAGIC VALLEY... 1967 D O D G E We were able to objain 23 1970 MERCURY M ONTEGO MX's arid M ONTEGp Station Wd^^Jfs dJLO ^ w env 19«70LDS Coronet Deluxe 4 door sedan, V I 1243 Blue lakes Blvdf North Delmont t l 4 door tiardtop, V », engine, automatic transmission, dous low pfice and We're passing the savings on to you. This is one of Ameilta'ssMba's most beoutlM mterraediote auto trans, power steering & radio, heater, clean. , size motor cars. Built on a long 117 inch wheel base, wall to wall-carpeting, body side mouldi^s, all fully tre tie s. $1495 $1095

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OPEN EVENINGS TILL7 P.M. 701 Main ’ ^^The eq^ si place in fhe wdrltf io buy a^car" 733-7700h} 500 BLOtK 2nd AVE., SdUTH - ^ X'; ’, -/■ T-rr".;. '. -••■ I • ' '■ « ,'-v,"';, • • . ; ■ " I ; Tlme8-Newj, Twin F«ll». IdSfto FrW«y»'Nove^bg^aj^lW ; I • ;v . : ■ ; K ' m S o ld ieip itt^inssoaised^ - r iSwn in - the bush and I'm ponchos and rain gear. Ihey (UPI)-On thlKrain^oaked and thankful that I’m stUl aUve," bad been given the day free of bolated oiountaintop, the offic­ Sgt. Jerry Kaube of-Nickerson, extra chores and projects and e r served the men Ihanksgiv- Neb, said. devoteid their time to playing ing dinher. niunM------Utah O K ’s had Hit the mountains and one in nine M younger valleys for days, soaking the Thieves \individuals —livesin poverty.". treatment red dirt to the consistency of sThe increase reversed the THANKSGIVING IS traditional football day the surroun^g rice paddles. get $ 6 3 0 trend of the 10 years between ' and this soldier on patrol in t h ^ o i Lol Woods, 40 The rain stopped about noon 1959 aind 1968, whtn the number Holiday game miles northwest of Saigon, winds up for a pass to of waste and the men shuckedi (heir.-. of imp^erfshed elderly Ameri- celebrate the holiday. (UPI) _ lased from 6 million SALT LAKE CHTY (Upi) - m‘"Spokane"^ the repprt saicj. • _ The Utah Water Pollution Ci)m- mlttee Wednesday approved a Students SPOKANE i UPI) - Robbers attention to the “no- lade off wlUi an estimated waste water treatment plant ■of "Being too demonstrate Wednesday night in three ^ire, but too old to Idups and a till tapping inci- it said, more and Ctorp. for its smelter on the Idahoan comm,ents on Nixon’s shore of the Great ^ t Lake. SALT LAKE CTTY (UPI) - it in the Spokane area. folder workers.find them- The robberies brought the to- iL)^ ifiatcheV, asslnant state audents from the Bella Vista fves irt. of holdups herb since mld- director of health, said polluted E3emefitary School, complete ween January, 1969, and lAuguat to above the 40 mark. water is currently discharged with hand-drawn picket signs, .IflstNSeptember, it said, unem­ I Held up were Carl's American conduct at AFL^CIO meeting into the lake “ but the company visited department store execu­ ployment for those 45 or older Service Station and Bozarth’s is anxious to construct a plant." tives ahd the Salt Lake Cham­ inci|eased ^y 77 per cent and BOISE (UPI) — An Idahoan boos or catcalls." "He was applauded, although “ extremely nervous when he Texaco Staton on the ci^'s The committee, acting on the ber of Commerce offices Wed­ one of eyerytive jobless workjr who attended the recent AFL- "He. was brought In with a lightly, several times, and the .spoke." H4 said when the presl- nesday to protest the early ar­ noiFth side and an Economy 1^ - principle that “ the Water Pollu­ i&wer|j5.._ I , CIO convention at Miami Beach guard of honor and seated in the only time there was laughter debt left the podium “ he did ^lon just east of the city. tion (^mmittee resists the frag­ rival of the Christmas commer­ iMore" Workerts are drawing says the delegates did not show customary seat where Pres- was when he remarked that not wait for the guard of honor I The cash register of the West-j mented construction of sewage cial season. Social Security benefits before disrespect to P^sldent Nixon ident Johnson and the late Pres- prices had gone down and if the — lust fook off.” “ Ho, ho, I come too "” i Union office In the down- treatment facilities," Thatcher reaching age 65, even though when he-addressed them. ident'Kennedy also sat," Mac- delegates did not believe It to MacFarland also contended said one pointed Santa Clai m area Was tapped for $280 benefits'are reduce4..Ifir...tllogf.,.. said, also turned down develop­ Robert MacFarlane of Boise, Farlane said. “ Everyone stood ask their wives when they got Nixon did not go to Miami The students were told the EHe a clerk was answering a er requests for permits to con­ who retire early. Nearly 85 per AFL- when the President was intro­ Beach to speak to the delegates. appropriate boards of directors telephone in the rear of the home." struct sewage lagoons for sub­ cent of all persons who were “ there were no Jeer, duced. MacFarlane said Nixon was “ He obviously spoke to the would take their protests under building. Descriptions of the divisions near M ^ila, Amerl- awarded benefits i in the last American public,” he ^ d . consideration. ;men Involved did not match.) half of 1969 were not iB5. lyn Fork and Highland.______JAY CHtVAllER and THE LOUISIANA LONGSHOTS CASH DRAWINGS From the cotl4n town of le- compte, Louisiajia on -the banks l ‘r('\cn liii^ , of Bayou Beouf where he was FOR born to the stages of the GOLD­ ^ 2 5 - ^ 5 0 0 EN NUGGET . . . BIG "D" m JAMBOREE . . . l,OUISIANA HAYRIDE . . , PROMINEf^T NCO and NIGHT CLUBS . . . from OR CHEVALIER j ANCHORAGE, ALASKA to M O itE THULE AFB, GREENLAND. SHOW Jay Chevalier the 5 ft. 11 in., 160 lb. bundle of dynamite it FOR presently recording on the Black Bird Record label. His latest re­ leases are "A^Y C H RISTM A S STOCKING HAS A HOLE IN IT" b/w "HIGH COST. OF LOV­ ING'/ and "LIVE OAK SWAMP" \ 1.^ V b/w "HEART OF' HER MAN".

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