W A S H IN G T O N (U P I)—Prei- to the .Communist negotiliton' pcesijteht, NgOyetf Van Thleu, ending the conflict. ' i^Tridicates the Communists the A m e ^ an eleotorat<^—some ident Nixon, apparently cqn- 9t Paris m ei^t-polm peace was wiUint! to resikn one month Although he did not aay so, plarining a main forcft rif" : >p— said,— :‘b«wfc- jaaB B t ~ »TO' tfte tm iaci:/ of plan, ft "oaned tor a cgasiynre M fof^ thaf balloting continued. Vietnam con.tiict_oi> ant^s»nmtaneous withdrawal of-^ T[he plan_«as: siibmitted to concerned about a heaVv North lands at. abnht'thp timg NivAn hia trip TO Oifaa ahd .bn htS all Ur& torc^ ana release ot th'e~Comifiunteta OcTnirirfter "Vie^iimesebuUdupin Lags and i&.,. is onQa hisms Hiati.way, to- -Ppi-ing,'Fak ing, soy's tiwstd NlMiri^ natiflina steurlty aJvl-' Cambodiji -along tlie Suutli ■souriBi .. ..I — '---- c onunimliji reslatanbe, patT ' : unveiled dftails" 6f secret f>eriod—all. within this frame- ...... ' ser, Henry A. Kissii^er, made VietnameM border. The tieefing High administration officials "American reluctance,'Is rpspon- . negotiations 'With the Commu- work -of an arrar^ement }2 dartdestine trios to Paris. . have expressed fear that such - sible for the lengthy confUct. In ^nists to end the Indochina War. designed- to settle all political B u i' Nixon admitted the idan an offensive might undermine particular it was a move to He said the disclosures prove Issues, Bui he mentioned no drew no response from the Nixon’s visit to China—and depriveDemocraticpresidential'■ that Hanoi, not .Washington is specifitUKithdrawal date. -* NortJi. Vietnamese' and Viet Nikon Tuesday night appeared hopefuls of their claim, that the" Mockiitf! peace,.^! . i , . , He suggested thej-e should be Cong, who instead'too^ 'a'dvaiv t9-be...tryyiM to head off that arin.iiii-itriainn hnH ■ froe-L'l'-c'tirtris, m tewaaanaily tage S P siipa^sed. with partii^ipatioiT the neeotiations tffconxletTW the ^ dealings wilh.aanoi. United-SiHter1irpijt(ltirTcr“nTn: in.^addition, th^ sp§ech was prisoffer's Octo'ber he secretly submitted South Vietnam's controversial' making w y new suggestions for an obvious attempt.to prove to. (fontinued on p...S)
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. . . Itln h o'fi I .(Ioslsp 68th yenr, ?4Rth issue ___L_____ TWIN FALLS, IPAHO WEDNFf^DAY lAhJiiAC-y ?6. 1972 - TDF h e a d h o m e Plan^produces S S p t H ^ Caurt-lesi& praise, queries says ,An onon/moui ftpjfer WASHli;G;F%\ 1 U Bi IP r e s - CY i '.k 'S ot the war who have wai paid .JI.OOO ihts idsm Nixon, generally won d e m a n d e d total withdtawanjy" F F C o u n t y weei for informattan US proposal bipartisan praise Tuesday for a fixed deadlme' also p ra is e d leading to ■ appreh^n- his V ie th ^ 'peaw offers, but the iVesident's offer. Sen. lion ol a drug pusher in P A R IS lU P li -North Viet- failed to respond -some CTitics.of the war said the 'Philip~’A^Hart. U-Mich.. s a id he , i coartrooih^with papers M h ^ d TBHT 'Mrs n te i ^ - . House gave final cOngfess^al Pregident Nixon has released the restriction violated Ho’use T d v a n ^ M s ^ ^ ♦ approyal Tuesday to^% 'pared-: .by then.an estimated $2 billion rules. ■ ■ , ’ ChUdren’s Itospital ... _ 5|Qj«n/liing-delayed $2.75 billion ip frozen funds appropriated for • But Foreign Affairs Commits Ruth Stanger H a n ^ " ' ‘'foreign aid authorization for the programs of th e . Housings tee Chairman Thomas E. I,..?.. „ ’ fiscal year, that is mor^ than W elfare'and Agriculture De- M brg^, .P-Pa.,' the bill’s ■ - .. P^'rtroents, ' . . j ^ W ^ ro ss. a .lo r«to e ^ seerns;.imuteiabte."- fo g j>f all forc.Bn ^ °V ^ ^= U taliT 7 . Uon Kenwi'Sk Wadii(^' ^ ~ iirt- the Imntattw ^ th^ ijgh-deep snow ! care - actually to put.'up'the. stiffen restricjjon originally aid." - ^Ltten'^Boi*^, authorlzed'money, made furth- approved by the Senate. "It Thfft is not_Jjkely. G.foss' a^d'smelly cigar Bill -er outs ifl the measure, to a -seems misadvisW if not arre- thw ry was that rathet^fi® cut " toTal' of. P.lti bUlioh. Ihat is gant for 'me l F 6f6lgft Affairs) Off foreign am, Nixuil wUl. if shoulde'r~~r~~ B o b ' Collins about $1.15 billion less than Committee On a foreign aid bill . Conur^s insist*: rpl<.a«u- fm.7pn_ leaving police station . . . Mrs. Presid^t Nixon had sought to attempt to say What will be domestic funds as r^uired. Jerry. Muearel talking to friehd T3h a-4!»a-lV!> roH cailr House— ; “ Th»J lih ap9l by the P ar-k "-^ THDWE733^»5r ~ Ripe plan h AV£..’EAST-TWIN'/ALLS . Or UM o<^ toll-fr*« num lM -1 7 3 3 «0 0 -^,.34X4*4$ T U m , OWa. t U PI) -Russia -phms— to— bviM— VP^ SELECtE -O rt Th e^Mtrih NorlafKi automated QiiU lo produce pipe ______* « ll* J f r WaidtiLJnnauiLjnnmc; ' fqt.. gas transmissiafi ' line?, ^MOkig-Hagarnian SM-UU to. ofl induAry riiirtiiii&ftM%Ua%iiiiiii - Mildtiq, and marked 20 years of guard duty (or nursirrg hom & fire kills 9 elderly \yom en ( IM -INNa TIM 1'4 ^ ■were wnflictmn early'reports "i-’irpmen are on the scene" of the number of persons in the de’Ktrnypd an'otc) nurstnK hom r Throuijh m a CinL-uuui}; suburb earl^ righj noM- -going ■ Ulceugh th« buildihg .when .the fire bq{.n, y e H a ^ ^ commis.fo^rs s«id Cuuiitj roronerr the firm wijLbe permitted to ro iiuire boihvs, " Harris si^id office said there may have been i‘Ulerl> wuintTi ahead with present expansion I ...... H>ir llcrf IVoaj aaid tin rtifif iiianw at i?fl p»liMnlii ut >l» "pfans tMit future expansion «'uj iaul John Harris, jm require turtner hearings aide to Mayor .lames 1^_wt\ variance approval one person was SavtAi , Tom Walker J r , who at- a |k iSm t d > ’ ------: tended the hearing iaid the firm Kiretnen. hampered b\ ('hill- ^ f F if a majgC- su it» -m ir 3 nn F ll>- / TWIN F.Al.I.s Ton) Fark. Idaho attorney i;eneral. will be Kuest speaker at the annual TF men ^ Magic Valle) VMYWCA rneetiny toniKht.. to attend The event will beyin at T p m at the V building at K li2abeth Boulevard. All members and Boise meet guests of the Y are invnted to attended the diTmer meetmg. TWIN, FAI.I.S - City New presidents of the YMCA and YWCA will be installed. Fjigineer G^rge Michael and • City Mamager Je ^ M il* will be in.Boi«_no 5t for the annual m a tin g t ^ .Idflhfi. T F cnamtjPT" -'"S«cTfly o7 . Professional ^gind^s. . dii> n«T set The,pngineers wiU meet Feb 3, "H, 'and 5 in Boise. The t o n i g h t - association is divided into several cla;.sifiCitions in cluding engineers tn govern ment, Mikael and will TWIN FAI.I^ nooncement will attend .ynnahs ofThis grtmp. lOBUsni U'f oL.t)ie Twin Falls Chamber consulting, industrial government Coinnierce.______government and iitUities will ^ 5 -rmeet^— te- The annpuncemerti .w itt lh>roti‘i/ Tit The ( ili;s,ens Of Ma'fiic t alley W ASH IN GTO N;- The sUdden »,Those , dark-jnotives _may to an Israel deeply In debt and .Israel.- Half ofTfiat IS '^<561^ unaoswerable budgiet questions^'".'. world__with one of.the werfd's highest pehMtion" for such alleged but also promises tft- 5Q.vI^.-;.e\p^nc!M rM . I» g e l’s balance o T -bit Prinr^tinn ■ and-th^ttffafl;ce is ailicial Cilv anfl Counly -- •Member otAUdft Bureauof C>rcv4ation arm UPl ■has not 'Moscow’s obvious decision to the cost of renouncing Soviet precarious endless B3e7nTu7r$3avirF7ereEy«ieT7gnaTe3"eT7Ke"aiVWTfiTWRfKT$frWFnCT" after years pf keeping Pursuant to Section 40 >00 itfano freedom door tightly locked, said a word in protest to the allow only the old, the very citizenship. ' iwtligni war vyiin me ath Bs . noftces Mill be pubhv^ed^ PuAiVfed daily and ^nday, except Satu/day* 132 Third Street ^est. The pritise ■ Soviet These are yndoubte publicly qnce again in Paris on isair Jill t o r s e X a m i n ed^ Thursday, included: —'Total U.S. and allied withiffawal froni South Vietnam ^ ! ■ I! illl 11V III ■ ilTlK rU 4!A *U L!lliecU I •»I 1 f ■ ■f' ------^ ■ :______V ..__ HAKKI.SHUIU;, I’a , HIM i the jury tif 1'2 and four 'in ’ p o w s ' l<.'(>^titlut'd froiil p 11 Numi ;mii ln> admmi.slratiim ■■Vjioiher ciinleniler the Attorneys for Ixnh sides tx-fian alternates were sworn in and concurrent -nnth pullout-...... “ Jerr.v GurHon tif "tEe b«-n ■ piifstffnp -'pr:Trp_ pr'csidcncy. Son. flefu-.j' :^r. examining pitispeelitf jiu The V iet Qnno nfBrfal reacQng to reportf that N b ^ wiu iJTBtwrcd'to set 4 apedfle date WfarSiQiarawa ^ fbrces from VHtnam'once the Omnnunteta agteett .to fn s. I Am er^priam im ^fwKfr A- H r RD OF. .(fi-er numbering abounO~waiP pnlni uHd were neadtng souttiwest at the time the sighted near Jerome about 10 miles north oHhr pJjotii Has taken. ril4^;- ('harlotte Alw ays FREE Delivery junction of highrtays 93 and 25. The deer, ('oming' , B e ll had to follow the deer for more than a half Winter range near Jerome In the City Limits (rtim the north, had crossed the high»a> al one' mlle'>to gel this pi<’ture. Phone 733-8388 o r 9 8 ^ 1 4 Hailey lists snowmobile racers Mutual eleetk * North.5 Point* 1-'JU-:H ■ H, 1. Cediirhdlin will serve as -MTVttJ-rr- Thr"npwty rnir- ■■■ PoraTBtt(jr~fftTd’~ n n r(tr "^ T i— third =pint>-- — — = ------_ president .of the lxi>inl of direiTurs uf the F ile r jitrUL'ted speed uvul track iilllaL_Lu a id specialists. principalat . Harrison -Given new contracts were J. Elementary .School; Keith ■son,. scnoon)5&rd' Turner, principal at Lincoln. Staudaher's reconuiiendatiohs clerk, Camden Meyer, assistant Elementary School; 'Dennis that top school adflllnfstration superintendent of schools,; Do>1 Messenger, principal at Mor- personnel be rehired for the Siincoe, special education ning^ide Elementary Scflbol. 1972-73 .schooI->-ear. _ director; John'l.awrence, high New contracts were also The board irccepted the school-principal; Jack* _Wyts,., Kivei^tfl, l.^ ry Watson,'district of .M rs.. JoceJyn a t ' K oixif-t—S-tuart- ^’Inward, ■,senior—hish—school Junior— H i^ h i— Gorl.' Siiow;' th^ iapisr, and R obert ' l^n - teacher, ■ for, personaf. and principal at Vera 0-Learv. nellpy am^tir rtirprtnr______,phyj«ciil ,,refi^ons " Mrs. Jun ior'H i^ . ’ (.ATCm iMt sun a n d f u n AC Pamela Smith' was hired to Also rehirt^ were Mar>'Helen nON in goort Duy' Cdr-% Cf)eCM Wrtn» AQ% ''Oa ' •. a c t iv e y e a r ah«d for the Twin Falls __ County RepubHcan Womep’s Club w ill be under L in co ln TKTtradprshtp-ot new-officCTS installed Monday. From left are Mra. Jack Scott, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Stradley, presldrat, and Mrs. Wayjit. c e n s iis r Wyatt, secretary. Election and Installation were - o f f i c e r s ' condiuUed at the Rogerson Hotel during a lun- "cfieon meeting. Monday. Harolff^Lancaster, count) clerk, addressed the meeting. ^reports Jaifu ary super specials. SHOS'HONE - The 1970 ■ Census of Housing counted a total of 1,152'housing unjts in Mi^s. Stradley elected _ — fmc-oln CoTintJv and~ 882 households with at least cine television set. ■ ..... Even winter h as its y The report fi^ther shows that head of T F GO P wotneii there are 143 fiousing units with . - -TWI.N F A l^ i) - .Mrs. Robert polling place; having durmg- the wino and regional- air conditioning '(W 'w ith rojJJU Stradley, Kimberly, was registration for all elec airport.' , elections was not units and 45 with a central elected president of the-Twm confusioneliniinatL ______iluteworthy system I ; 763 units With clothes Falls Countv-., Kepublican. registratfon*'having’ 14 m^tiad inder tlie county's new voter washing machine; 513 with a Women Monday afterhoon of 27 precincts in Twm Fa'lls, ffiive program. Lancaster clothes dryer; and 195 with a and using the same preclnicts_ia. said,Wvery voter' is assured his dishwasher She was mstalled with Ather all elections, and" he suggested vote will count. I.ancaster said The 1970 population was 3,057 new officers b\ M rs -Roy wallet registration cards he believes the most unportant in llie couh'ty, with an average Pain,ter. outgoing vice showing the precinct number of factor m the use of the voting of 3.’ persons per housmg unit. president. Other officers are Qantrece Arresta-run panly hose. the voter machines is that votes-are not A total u( 864 housing units Mrs— I -U llman,—Tw m C .ini.,,,-,. sli.Mrn nvimr-A.i.'si.i 'u^' liisf ~bLTansf. 'iif spnn(*d tiiiTlati^ •ftjefa 'bum bgfora iwn,—W3- Kalb. <5ne great simple pleasure deserves another it’s Beans Wienei^Tiiiie ...'B 6 't e e ,(U P I) -■ llje ponsti- District Court suit are Paul , tutiohallty of Id ^ 9> schooti la c in g ^ wm e “betore a cUS- loghDis^. trict. Judge May i. ~ . tricU 25 in Pocatello and IK By RICHARD CHARNOCK communication service Board’of Educatiorf did discuss ■ . ^ .Judge J. .Say Durtschl Mon in Caldwell...... BO ISK I U P Ii “ If 'Monday exemptions from the sales tax Haafcenson’s plan but offered no day set the date for'bominence- ' Besides setting The two-day-' night’s input was^any criterion and others. • suggestions on funding.it. There ment of the heariiJg i i i ' S o ^ trial, the jud^ stipiulated’ that house ta'xwriters iniHht as well Rep, Roiaert Haakeijson, 'D- were spokesmen for the Id ^ o ■ ^ A parent artd^school districts either Jim H y gia of .the attor disband ■ their Ad Hoc- Com Cx)eurdj^ene, author of otie of Education Association, school earlier challeiig^ t^ie cbhstitii-' ney g /> '' Ill w.i-v . 'T: ■U4 . • .■ J P 'O v c^r^ o e vr* i>' • t ft iH'll .il" puhlli ill"* _uf il 1' A;i»lri'.N .ip ’•"'-''Jva ■ u'i K pniriUnrrtv FINAL 3 DAYS **fOv 0*\ 'o' •' r« nr 0 • “ \ N ’■' i:'.:t'nl "t !lu' 'iiii • . ' M i t l t l * ’ .-*' : h . * l VM- - w t l l t i.lV < !'”ihir^k i! fji'i :.w.t ..iiul ji.i.'il u*'Vfi ----- \ Mitii i.'i!iriuLlft‘ i>, fnif. bu! SB »)4* ■a^rx) Mr [-•hin.l . it' •tl 1-1.• : WOMEN'S SHOES Irom DRESS — CASUAL — LOW HEELS SB >)V) I O u ti.n e s \C>r^ OLOBC'S %lAtf ■e^D»0»»N 1 ’ ■ „ % 197TALMANAC C0»T>pr*'\A*0' • ' » vtxv* S f 99_S^99_$g99_$y 9 9 SB to-- •. • ft • .V- v o ^ Jt • r s ■' fRti fOK THt ASKING'! C^«r>gr> I '>» gA V SECO * ' ,»'“s p O 'o '" ■*''0 r>r*n M SB ns; ;■■>" ^«3 ‘tr M -frt.. -n GLOBE & Fll^O me eo DYNAM ICS CLASSES I MEN’SSHOES^ BANKARDS WELCOME!! ^ON TO BE OFFERED W THIS AREA * 4 ^ - * 1 3 ^ ’ ~'Woy^nuch would it b« worth fo you to t»e fnttef .oftdjorilh better comprwhftntion? .C Jiuirow ilo cA i A cm f^ 733-7371 MAMC ■V' AOOR^^S PHOflETO&ilY! ^ ^ ^ , . FHOWt Ttoncr Persons ^0fiagTwoMmTifSirnSi^w^«T m e v o Tw in Falls - - ■!. Nud*oo'» Shot jr;- l a m l l l M 733-2386 A.. , -CT-T gm;;:roor!ii BMCH’S for 2 Persons ToUy Gonversation Heart! NAME ialentni'e _____ iMAUJQRJAROE— J.U trz : l| ADOIIESS. . . . > _____ ...... LOCATED WITH BUnREYFOOa ^ R EG , 3 9 ‘ leart 6ox ChdCdldt^ li CITY. ..:...' ...... P H O N E REG. $1.37 BLUE UKESSHOPPMG CENTER 2 9 I I DEPOSIT NO lAT E B Jll^ JANUARY 29»h At. 7 3 3 - 0 3 4 2 - ♦ t L_ l_ TARE ASSORTED 1 . E P A G E ' S i/ALENTINES^ CELLO ( m A 4 9 ' L I S T TAPE INTEGRITY PINK PEARL XUO' X 1/4" REG. Jeg.21‘: r a s e r s 19 ^ ■ ILIiJIIB M rS CUT TO TYpewter. Paper ^ C O iJ N T YOUR GLUE ALL or COUNT typing tETTERSIZE SPECIFICA SCHOOL GLUE , S O C O H N f TIONS N PAPER BIG 4 QZ. SIZE LEG A L S IZE REG. 6 9 ‘ ^ A L L " VINYL KegrDiO-rt C7f • HOW ONLY! RUG RUN N ER LOOK! $ m T -REC 3-OSCQ^ CLOSt- OUTTWttON REDUCED TO A) VO* "-tlMONOS “'ano SHAMPOO 1 0 SALE! REG. 89‘ — 7 Ox. Size ON MANY FINE— ■ cosMET« s irriir SUPER HERlSHETtftR^ JNSCONTWUEDOR SPECIAL SOILED CARTON ON 4 9 NOWONLY M m s m m . H ersh ey A Ailk Hershey-Milk (MroOntTaWB C hocolate with «lrhond» CANNON P LA Y T E X Terry Bath^Towels DISPOSABLE •. R««s«t Fe anut * . Mr. G ood • 77 K 4 4 " • Ant. Printi Butter Cu ps 5 B ar. 1 9 K rackel Bottles ATOSCO’SUST -^Wrftp UPQPffrptPTifty C O vR B ” I RlUr: 6 y t O T t L E S PRICES. BECAUSE KITCHEN TOWELS 8 Oz. Size. Reg. $1.09 • 1 T rc79“ • A ut.> at< ^n^| 9 9 « RECULAB .«UPER fKNOW!! TIRRY > r c h a r g e • A tte rta d Pattarn* 3 0 V A A < 3 3 ^ REG. $1.37 •g, ■■■1^ f I K. J ^ .V fill ^SLi Ki£ £&EBB3SSmif^ w ^ w B d l B B L RIALItU lfnU V BALLS PAN _ .K.\i _, REG. 37* m l i Rlc. ^ I ® IW, w m m m OSCO^ P r i c e s 9 0 «>jd J f h r i i : 1 ^ f I' i t iifffii' a v - l:J0*7-5UN w tTr - i T ■I-- 7 -r . I'- I 'yid News, . Twin' FalTiT l|ftaho~' Wajdnes^V’/^ ‘ - '...... ■ ro rri r i aroETBTiTS J .^ A M E . . .'WASilJNGTO^ (UPT)— i4;i-e-..wew part of'the -Truth -i(i I A D D R E S S ^ dit card owners cannot be held Lending Act sighed into law liable for moce^han $se worth Oil. 26, 1970, and which barmed ■ CITY...... ’..PHONE.. of imauthorized purchases re-~ unsolicited i^uance of credit I d EPOSIT N O tA TEH t h a n JA N U A R Y ■gardless 6f wTien t^e card wm ;,cards and' made" it a federi' issued, under 197Q Credit , Card; crime, punishable .by a $10,000- law ->fdvfsroj4i'”iihH "Becanie ’ Tipe'or Tive' yM rs'irr priibn“or'r WARMERM effectivB, Mpnday: ■ ___ bi>(h, to run_up..a -bill o( $5,000 . — Credit-gagU cuiiipaiiteg, also or morgVin goods'ar S6l-vi(>es TH'—of— Mpnday, muat d -urilh a Ctnlpn nr Inct r^rrt ^'amgRg^idrtoy identification systems for ,by 'merchants or’ the card The $50 liability prot^tiori far Wo/fd Craft\man^h.p cilmpanies cannot, collect any' legitimate card holders had two ooo Tl» HART SGHAFFNER AND MARX Hailey Chamber discusses Days of t-f- Reg. $120.00 to $145 00 KINGSRIDGE " ^79S5,$g485 Reg. $115.00 to $120 00 HENdIr IX s q u a r e & LOLjJS GOLDSMITH- r!_ Old West and street improv eqient Reg. 575.00 to $85 00'' ' . ’ ■<;■ '- M A II.K V ■ P iirR s. .MHlri pl;innefl limism^: (!evek>f)riient, park constructiiin h.v thi.s fail.:-' -iiitti'e needs more help and S trffl iinproveiiioiils ;iml tlir l(j the city, I’lirler s;ii pm ira= pi^tvss slack s & J e a n s : $ ^ 9 9 _ j g 9 9 Shoslione plarts needs assess ment Beg «rom-$7 GO to $13 00 lillOiiHilf'l' ' icu.'u i|I ilticr I I'inrnillci nicin'l^if'r.s 11i,i(!ii wi (Icm,' ll.u'is In I' r, ..ad .F.ihtis.m the KoaLs and TtiiicnlioiiHl -'i.c I'riiicipal I'a r f.. K iiiiici . H/) .S.k i.s. Umieint- rrv«s ,L4iiiw'iii pre-idonl af the IO |i e^Kits-ait H oathor cik ra in t*o ats:' phllosoph.v will4i«'ttii' first sic|i '"''S I. N llatiiiaker. Dale "■1)i'U.ild .S.iiid.i,' Willi.iin .st udorit Ui-ii. .it tile tiiijh, school in a rfeeds a.sses.sim;;it of thi _ All wool - Reg $29 95 to $1 10,00 . REDUCED 20%-40% Shoslione .SchBiil D .trict. %%in|€»r CM>a(s - ja c k e ts : School Supt Keiinetl^ JANUARY CLE/iiRAMCE -CFOtharji, l Y ini-ipal .lacii— I L N y t w »1h tefduroy^ pop- Bowlin and Mrs. K. fi. Netier linv fleeces ond, tweedt. Reg. M 0” to’60°° REOWCED^tW/0"™ v / 0 -yrgre u p ^ in te d Mmida^ eveijihg to prepare that review AND m o n 's * *s shocks: , FIORSHEIM WEYENBERG JARMAN .\n f\ p !.iii.iti 't; Itu^ f 8*g $U 95 to $39 95' REDUCED 20%-40% prnuraiii w.ls i;rrrii to ttic I'.l, nieiiTtx'r f nmnutlcc ,it .i dinner WOMEN'S l=AMOUS n ip n ’^s sla ck s: meetini: Muiid.n ivcn"in»; In (irM lIc Hi'ilitii-'l II .uid IvhtliUd BRAhJD _ HART S Kny":. hntt--H.'>:s-c nf,. Itii' Itlatm HART SCHAFFNER A MARX KIKK^<>glDr.f SECURO- S 1A 8 5 $ 0 0 * 5 Hiriril ,it IMii [1u.\ villl SLAX A RESTQN Jteg $13 00 to $J 2^ ______l U - Z J SCrV'O «l> ' SPORTSHIVE*R ^ t‘ah in ii« d re ss sh irV s: Thf M l ;" ARROW perma-iron dreit thirti prouran.^ .ti- i'’. !hr AND DRI ESSES S ^ 9 9 J g 99 Rea $6 50 BY UePAGE LA.YT0NlY T iS r . . '■ -discAJSslons, Jo e GilleUe -"guaranteed" ■ busing. . - -Tim^-Nfws wriJer- _• /■ - Declo, a torifi^ &ari$neniber, arrangements, B U R L E Y - Burley school jpoke up to defend the trustees. . - Renovate Buj^tey Junior district • lrus,tees -voted s a y in g they ‘ had ■ been High 3chool into an elementary unanirripusly Tiipsriay' night' tn_ “ harraw call- for a $3.5. mUlioo bond fully siworted by the public ■ $65,000; election o;i Feb, 29, reviving the He kid.^However. that he-is -in — Utilize present Burley High fssue of a consolidated high favor:of (he .smaller stfiools Schbol as the junior-high school servm^^-^war lv u n n mjph :.s those at r)eck) 'and fjic'ilitv, no additional cn-st siudenis.------Oakley, _j, ' The-proposal calls for 200 Yhe new consi ' T1H!.UjiicI laniy, j ; Tfa-BHtd by rttmieiitii to uttcndtho ni school wDuld W built nearlhe the trgslf^s, w ill include: and ()akley schools,' busing . "fanners' corner" aea at 200 - (ron.strurtion of the new Ktudv'nts as needed to make up' s V- •I in • I pconcmiy IS Ihnyirtf;. iiJid for the nr^r trntr expect the iiiiii'kft to (.-onlinue Us coiisuli- Nd|0(T1d» daUun iintn i a/idj ,if such NrwOrry SO Rupert ' KATN Is expeeteiJ- uver poUhern (California Minn.-St'Paul F>c—09 —18 ^ NEno'El I M .uiUusuuw Iroin the ^uekli^ across the plains _ New Orleans c 'ovifttTic'e apppiirS' N id g M b i fO Soda Springs . Nl (nUuil 1 W e a t h e r :amtfy s s ='-ekpressed - -NeHo rCo'p 0».T rn •; 41 '1 wn-T' 'fYrr 11. es, fob' "Port Colborrie, Ont,' Corp 0' .* I . '« ?e • •} V.c >1 ji- T , 4: ler> *n» • 40 So 'XT'- I 4« » 7: V O JI >»*4 [33.00 c fb. EATON * Wt D '4 T| *6 IS H O W A A O ^'t I, ) ’ 4 ) f4 “ Platinum, soft. 99.5 fine $120- ( loiiuiiodily FuUir^* uP' »W3 v*CK « B4KI < » « IS >0 13»0')*0 125 oz r*n E» .i»y« C o ro “ t :- •B----- ^ £inc, prime western, 0:a>. June live cattle 3^ 25 J4.05 I? tj J* Prel Stfc 7 S4 • 24. y n TO n 1 U 9W T m -Itr Feb. live hogs 29 IS W 20 551* r.Al SB 70« f.irtld M-jrTT-n- s<«i> Sf I 13 fm Bvr« to >4 40 14 Orwtn • H,!0 tf 167'. 166^ • 164S- I65‘4 Mar(?h wheat FOCaofi SM SS« N e t C^wn f 99 10 «> March com - r ' ■ m . 121^ 120*, 120^, N El S*a U4S I7M OKOvr NEA^M t 10 47 lO Jt. Be sure packages -in the March eg^s .3205 J235 JIS O .3J50 •Ad dM> f n 10 71 7 $1 t) *11)10 n 05 } t 95 freezer do not interfm With Feb^'silver U1.56 147.90 146.60 146.60 Cftntr* 9 47 }0 Sjiimxmii^arg: Irfgh ; y OjoMl>*-.rs troii tQuis“S l^iT^en i'.o ♦"'j'f* F I l ^ R — 'The Idahp Aiigus Association's . . charge of.arrang^eif^ for t^e two dinners annual ApgUs biiU sale will be held at the Twin . —tsilhejdahaA^us-AiudUary, head^by^Mrs.^ .^ -Jay A. ^ndersto, Moore, Idaho; Baker Falls County Fairgrounds in Filer &tiu^ay.- pan^ Callison, pi^drat, ^ckfoot, has Brothers,. Weiser; Kalph Baiigbman,. Buhl; Feb. 12, reports A. O^wson Gaertner, Midvsile,' ■ - also called a speicial breakfast nneetiiig 'Of the Jam es W . Brb»’iU begin Keb. 11 at lO , presi^nt, and directors; Dale ‘ Tlj|ompson,. ..rSosiin,., Horseshoe. Bend";'- hbdney B.'.Goslin, Grower'.s Association. ' . ' Potlatch! Richard. Corrtgr,, Hondci^— betwe------drtoBan-Grimig. Montpelief-r A! lx)Omis,,CaUf.. andOtiier Schmidt,.Wendell. Kei»- Dobaran, Boise; Ned Wilde, Arco; Ralph Baugh-' ji.. . Hejndricks, Payette; High-Cienda Angus frbutt. Emmett, will be auctioneer. man, Buhl; J . D. M ahkin,Parsing; and-Dawson C. High). Idaho Falls; Richard G. pay to Fise i ^ r a m , The annual u>eetmg of The association will be Gaertner, Midvale. HowatulOil! - K)RT1.amd IUPII ^ C a s t '’. held Thurs(ia>. Keb 10 at •7;30;B.m. preceded by A special meeting of the Idaho Junior Angus Jaynbee Ranches ( Bbb. Nieuineyerl, Bopners W AiiH IN GTO N lU P Ii — i.nimstered by the department. t?ram,- foast delivery basis: a no-host;buffel dinner at the RuKerson Motor Association has been called for-the Twin-Falls . FerrXLJrfinane.-Jensen, Blac-kfoof;'Howard G: "Street substdv pay.i'rt(7tit5’ “to incl.utftftir-food -stamps and White 'wheat 154... ■ : , Inn in Kails KleL-uon of pffiturs for 1972 Coufity Fairgrounds in Filer at 1 p.m. on Kelly, Blackfoot; Jacob W. I-.eppert, .^'aldviell; fanner.>! for leaving liuid idle surplus commodities, will rise Soft white 1.55 ...... , ^ M ill be held - . ' ^ Saturday; Feb. 12, Chris Abend, Blackf«iot, Charles Morgan, Blackfoot; Robert W. Morley will ri.se by iiiiire tlum $1.1 $269 million to $4.1 billion. White_dub no bid Knda> .evenmn, Feb IT irsot-iaT hoQr'at T', president said. ' ' . ■ (44 Angus Ranch), Eflgle; Nau's Angus-ttanch. • iiiMltwn—fteSt yeaf as th> -But. this mOrease and the Hard red wintor-no bid --- " Other^pfficers of the Idaho Junior’Angus groiip' p,m . fuilowed b> tlit bi« annual dinner at 8 p in ' Meridian; Nonpareil Angus Rancii-(Harold .M Koverniiiem tries to hold down hit>tier i-rop sy^idifs Will be Barley 49.50 ' , ' . ' 'Will be held in the KOEiFtSilOlatajC Inn in TV-in include Bob Ferlic,'Burley, vice president; Sue Abn»d),_B)fl(;Jtfi)ot; Lorao', Olson and i>oii. .„jir Qducm»unJbo.H:ake of rocofd.- Ibuti-- offaet-ijy.- reduced- "Tanir'-SpeSaniofior- duftflf! the evtm ng Viii be ■^liiipson. ’rir iy .'^ c r e t ^• -treasu rer“NraMlVri'^ taiaw eii; Jiandcr^k Angus Fanns i Werner & ^raiir crops crop support loans, lower in iiwardm^ of the plaque to "".Mr .^nfjus of Idaho ■ fallison, £lackfoot. reporter and I.uAnrf June Paulet), San’dpoint: Thomas .■^nt’us Rani h Rut ttie autoniatii" reduction terest costs;, a- cut in-.food fur 197".’ ■ -. an animal iiwurd pfe.sented b> the Ulaho Howard. Buhl, director. (’Robert J, Thomas), Bak-er, Ore.. and Wilde Hi- in the iunoiuit of money needed ' peacV aid. -«nd shifting, to .Aiifius .-XssoiMntion^ (.'onjitjnors to the' F*iler Angus bull sale m-. ■'h-ide Ranch iNed Wildei, Arco. ' ' ■ to pay price supports on the government-insured private crop.s that ar\> ^row’n will 'more fund.^ for fann operating loans. than offset the increase. So'me cuts, or failure to - CtfniacI the Tim ei-Newt 'I'hts w as disclosed Monday iri . propose increases, were ex Form .Sales department for -i* .the Anriculture Departiiien; pected to bring protests TTom complete o'dvertlsln^ cover- Pfomotioii main effort Snake flow up portion of President ^^|ixon'.'j farniers and ' some oge of yoor form tale, hand . proposed budfiet for fisca'l 1973, Congressmen. For tjxamp^e, bllU"; newspaper - b e DETROIT (UPD-The De troit Pistons will be.sold before.. r i s e a s S . C . « N . IKe beginning of th? 1972-73 National Baslcettliall AssKlation ">1\H „ V ‘ '!iK •„ I I ’l, ...VVifti ,11:',1 U'Hii lifin h SUitf ItlKVfd the Uniled Press, International t'CUA assutant coaeh Denny season, Pistons' Qeneral Mana .'■'t ;:. I . If I;.''.: N'Utti i;:!'. " ^ i v ih ir d a n d /ou rth llii.ird 1/1 Coaches basketball Crum, has be?n doing what. ger Ed.Coil said Tuesday. ” ' ■ rfr+ six-fl ivi/ly lu (.'hill Iiihnny. Wnriden.'s Brwns,- hdve- under forrner always'tieen noied foj—winning • another season re ^ y o u n d ,’’ rm the road The Cards already- said a ’l^g-ttme erriJloye have clefealed. Kansas, jtincin- of the Zbilner Corp., which EjUIir—^Davlon.— Bradley— and- owns the team. T T^iikefrjike awa\away from home and ' But the price has got to be , now lo • i jjxcr V 15^ ^ . U t f t p s ■ Wednesday, Janqdcv-?6,'19!^? :tlmes-New», T-wIn Falls, Idaho 15 tfta n a g ^ a seveiiiMint lead, bapks through most of the first But.thien hurley >insidS'defend College of thrdugh.' But Hick was.liicky.' ■•'eorine leader "with;'279 points period, the B d r le r Bobcats 'started intimiaatlng and Kent ______daho's " second There was no split between the a 16.8 average.withiSnljera. outseored-BuhMO-O-m^thtrfiit^ Sageirspeatlie|rdea~liroutS leading scorer, imdoiibtedly will fingers or any da'mngelio' any ^ sec'ond at 15.1. Willie'WilUieuns two minute for the lead and ‘ ballhawtog clefense as B\irley_ is weekend when tendon's or rrerves. He worked has 235 points and ■, a 14.7 w«nt on to topple the' Byhl in- ,came-Hip with repeated"Steals. Uie Golden Eagles ho5tT!PTO''"';tH«t3;»H.*sdaf irf'tt«#>on and I'm average and J5a'n DressehJings" dians 734? ifi a non-cbnferenpe Craig Sunders started B u h K . ' U'AC teams', despite an injury sure he wiU be able t_oj)lii fo r fe it; 115 pouAds, Sellers u s e O U R R A IN CHCCK P R O G R A M B <^£au se o f contir\Uend for Coo<}ye*' l'*es we may run out of som« decisioned Powell; 121 pounds,' si7e^‘Ourmg .triis otter, but w* wn t>e hjppy to order jr<^ur < M iller decisioned ArctnfaaUt? t BteckiraalqrforM^ IM, Bakw ^ m B E t w m 4iiniM 0 7 \l':' ■■ -jr---, - - r .-I— ______---- i ____ - ___ :____ ■______'• - ’ , , , ' lii'jrinm-NS^^Wln Falls, Idaho W ednestlay^an^^^f^^^ . BctSTON (U?I)-Ab^t- 150 ■put ijut ,warnin^ to .the puWLc. b arrejslhat contam 6 poispnous .not to tpuch the bartrJS if they an^-explosive residue ware lost.. wash a^bre or are seen at sea. at sea "and some could have drifted tritp New .England The spokesman said the ' o ffslw A .watws. the,,.-E. L •company was notified of the B U R L B Y —,Stephine Martin, the Hot Line. Persons of all ages'—, A question period'followed D^Pbnt .Denemours 'Company Ibss'uF barrels Jan,-1ft although co-ordinator of the •'Bwrliey- are invited to use the Ijpt Une in JVIiss Martin's report. announced Tiiestiay. they fell ■ from a ship In RupeA Hot Une'; was the guesst seeking information, 'it~ts-TnA— -^ ra, [’red-DjeksQB, an-bfticial.. All.Knlif»h a PfimpanV. SDOkeS- December. He saifl the IjirreU- ■ sJ>eakeF^ ai the Monday limited to >%utl}. , . ' with the Mini-Cassia .Women's m^an said it is "unlikely'' the fell from the Marcos Souza , Chamber of' . Commerce lun The volunteer workers at ^he Bowling Associatwrr;— anr. -^rrels w-e near the coast,- he D ^ ta s . aboi^V'2P0 miles south cheon meetlMg. • hot line have available a list of nounced that the Stai^WoTnen’s 'said it was ':Possi4>W^' Mean east o f the tiova Scxjtia coast, Miss Martin reported the referrals as doctors, lawyers. Bowling Tournament Will begin , while, authorities in Massa- during stomis Dec, 5 antJ^ Dec, ,-Bucley-Ruper.t Hot Une has ministers, social workers. March and will run for.nine '•Ipu^ett'S arid .N'ew Hampshu'e" •i4 ' been operating fiJr two ■ weeks health nurses, who are use4 Ui,. week-ends. The team bowlin(j' and has received 113 phone ari'swering the (.'allers' question, will be at the Rupert ^owl and calls. The yot l.ine nuitiber is "Presently 16 volunteers have the singl.es and ■rl- ■ - NROLLNOW-- r ^—^W N ^IN R M eD FO RN I-TURE; I.SOft BUSHEL mixeO,'goeO Cle I SNQ . MACHINES .. I used dojtl track WANTEDTQBUY Metal grain c^ed '1963 FORD 4.wheel dr>ve Good, ■ SPACE for rent or lease. ' 4 R COMPLETt ~ • hishesf quality, goqd selection. . g>ajn/or sale"Also 75 heaa c«iv WE HAVE A FEW '• Aipin«rrexceiient;condltlon i495. l or tight wood bed U’ to id'"PfiQT? 'mecna/iicaiiv * inspected and Mam Ave Easi ?33 55U ■ DpMONSTBATOR ' used 292 cc ideal 'for'wife or kids ' 713-8059 . . r^aoy. to^orh 7^4617 D R E S 's a A A K IT IG berly Road 733-3493. ' ' Kim -< covw 9345267. S22S Don's^ycle Sales Inc. 733 -'CATCM THe SUN. AND FUN A? ^ .. C A LFT A a U S. 84 TiOf*"in QDOO t>uV' tars Check COURSE SPOTCASH 100 TONS 1st,,^d crop hay 2i4CX) -AfsID CHUTES AT A Import-^Sports Can ■iht* wanTTAgs .Oaieii ifra.»v Covered. Northeast FQR- SALE t r^97\ Arctic Cat 440 •4 AWos For Sale ATSINGER For Furnitureurni /^pliances .;<‘rome 3^4 TREMENDOUS SAVINGS Approved Deader ThiniTQsof value , • EXT Total fime 6 hours 1 J971 r,~h«jTea. iniUiared. IIM^AAaih Avenue North BANNERhJKieF FURNltURE_ . ^—Skldoo i4'0“TW r T56 total milt-- ^^tomVtfc^rTaJSS^ss^^ sslood P^ooe-733 large drive-inroJ^'Oporj,' air \27, Aven.ue West' i Firewooct.,- BUCKO Both machines discounted -SaSO. Twin FaMs-, Bunl, Idaho Call C r^dail Ar^ti^ «dles. actuaV’mires. Michitn >tre» 733- 7^^. after..6 00 p.m ,C0mpf;e«0f &ui,tabl« (or IrucH 543 4070 Shop or busme&s 733 2680 Fairfield 76^2299 or Call Valt at ^ ’ *1969' f o r d MU'STT/Tn G Phone 9 X 12 HIJHDLEUM rugs, assorted 934 9978^ Gooding SORR Y SAL isnoyv a merrv oal She ' Pa”atterns. ern^.' $7$7?5 <5 BANNesBANNER ^URFL DRY FIREPLACE Vtood. Several BIG. RUGGED. REGISTERED Weooen 536 5461 * OF PICE ’SPACe »0f rent.w^h used .6lue iL'ustre rup*.and- iT u RE, Twin FaIJs, 733^)421 • varlelies. Delivered 733 J942. 324 Hereford Dulls English Dioe^J '•pnone rtobwef'ov'. parking 'JJ uphofjtery c*ean«f "ReM 41Q8. Jerome. ~ Larry LtcMiey. Jerome 324 1 USED . 197~i 640 Nordic, low 1668 .hampoo« »l, GREENAWAUT'S • rntleage. tike new. 733 7480 I MAGi C vAl I e V upf'Oi^tcrv Dry Seasoned truit and hardwood ” ~wa rmetl — ------1--- ...... — . -- — -- 1.11^1-1 n>u if u i dllrt 11 .Tw.ft. i w ift f-aiii.f* a II s CocintC Q Ci n t / ... ;-w-4j06— ...... ED SIUD.DARD'5 \ '■ Wanted to Buy jonnMdrnf, t/0;‘Md.n, -C^m'prr's 444*1 seys. milkmo now 734 43 13 or 32-> DRY PINE 18‘- lengths »20 per 4152 Beat Inhafion Af B E S T B U Y WANTED/.M I C y . TOI WENT Garage p. M^^tnrtndise tor E»cira Cavi ------pickup load Delivered in city 733 ...... vit-Oify c» 7rn '8th '''or 9tn North P E O ’S TRADING POST’ CHINA closets. kitten cupboards, 0849 Phont* 95J1 siwd«r>t desks unfinished various FOR SAl E registered Angus Di/iK-2 EATI0NAL... DEAN MOTOR CO' A U T O S A L E S ^ .\Ues and st^es Complete line of year old j^cn .Br / f ..-r *- —i--. < j r i . TTT 'V'. ------.Wediiasfev; Januftfy-Mr IW i^ n ie i^ a w i, fwln. PalU, j A trq ,~19 . j ■ - ■------■ • ■ • ■ ..••.-2; ^ . . -■ ----- 7-*Wo»'»‘nrS«le^W----r-.:^ -It AflM F6TS*1«^tt 7~‘ ~ ' ;A«6iTor'S*!* Fof'SSie ' CONTINUING 19».aievrol«t CmnV6i‘H.OOO mll»i.. On« ow ner. «1.W5. T«rm »-^ i t b*r «rran«Bd.-73a-S6W. ■ WORKMAN 1»M O L D S M O B tL E T O itlflA D O , Phon* a lter 6:00 p.m. 7M.^I4«.. V r\.iuA^ ' . ^ COMPARE THE-SEVAIiUES Infroduang: 9 6 4 -F O R D C U S T O M 2 dbor...... i J 5 4 4 1 970 FORD XL ^ONVERTIBJ-E ...... $5$ 2 3 4 4 GARY K “ V-8; automatic, power sttfering, rod io, good tires, nice. * V-8, outonroti#, powef-iteeftftgVatid brakes, oir — -4^T^AM AR& 2;aoor h ard top .:: . . . ‘. . S1744, ‘ 197.1 FORD GALAXIE*06-. . . : . . $29i|-4-*-r-:-- HAbVERSXDisk V-8, 4 T p ^ ; radio, tine condition. ? fjr .hnrdtnp V-R n[it<->innlir pf'w#.iLAl«i TH5N O R W E THE NEW JAPANESE'i m PORT ' 196& FORD 1 TON • ... . -r ...... S 1 8 4 4 THE NEW COLT'HH^M'OOOCEH * V-8. 4 {peed, duals, one o wner; irleon i Ace Hansen Ghevrolet ■ 1243 Blue Lo»te\ Blvd No_Mh , 733 5 H.O 1654^lue Lokes 1963 JEEP WAGOM EER 4x4 ..... $ 844 ACRES AND ACRES OF FREE PARKING!! Blvd. North 733 -3033 6 «yltndef, skjndof^^ons.. hob* i, good tires WINTER HOURS- 8-00 A m »o 7 00 P M ------PDNTTACS...... BUICKS CH^VHOLETS OLDSAAOBILES AT Leo RIC€ MOTURS _ Gooding. Id.'fho JOHN CHRIS DOES IT AGAIN! WE ARE EXPANDING OUR GMC I I FOR CONSTRUGTIOW. THERE ARI; MORE NEW CARS AND TRLtCXS ARRIVING T M E E K U m m ^EVER¥^-BAY- SO W E W ILL OFFER TO YOTJ YEAR END SAVINQS NOW.------, BUY YOUR USED CAR THIS WEEK WHILE THE PRICES ARE TiHFRE LOWEST, DEFER PAYMENTS DON'T MISS T HIS SALE OF SALES!! ; TIL SPR IN G ! - --- Buy your used cor this week wKly -prices ore o» wtiole>.ale don t w^.i til spring and pay o premium Buy now with loco! bonk finoncing we con fit the payments into your budget il 1972 PONTJAC VENTURA COUPE • - NADA BOOK ^ ^ IS v/E E K 1972 PONTIAC FH?EBIRD CCJUPE IT ^ ----- «— PRICE . O n l y pRicc I Wall to woll carpets, vinyl trim, deluxe wheel> covers, whit ewoll f^h^r^lois tieci, Moor mounted shift, rodio, window moul dings, Floor mounted shift, radio, whitewall fibe.rflloss tires, deluxe ---1969 M ERC-URY M.arvlTCGQ M X.-.-M 725 r—.-^ -4 ^ uncJefcooted wheH-c o »ers.' bucket seuls, wjull tu’ wutt ’ c'Orpeis:—undercoateU'' 4 tjof -**'>' - *r>© - 1 / ‘ 1 - I . n e-g f . »'iT DO-**’ 4 ' • . -,j i j ) J . Sticker Price CONSTRUCTION e* e ''jTspO'tO* O'- a' J '0- I,' ' r ^ • Sticker Price CONSTRUCTION $3348.92 ...... PRICE $ 2 9 2 8 .7 0 ...... PRICE $ 2 5 6 6 $ 2 8 9 6 1967 FORD COUNTRY SED AN . . .-^1225 . . . ^ 852 " ini.i. .1— . ■ ------at-f - oc-f' »**«•• -ig Ou’ematit •ro"»'r, wO'' * /n‘ o' co- ^o^ D-* ' After Hours Colt Elvm Brown 734 3740 E X A M P LE _ ■ EXAMf^n^i:^, 1970 D O D G E C H A L L E N G E R ...... '2350 . . . M875 r972 PONTIAC CATALINA-SEDAN y—,0"e<3 i.ght Igo'cJ 'nej s;f -eg-iQ' .8 . " j 400 V 8 engine whitewoll tires, remote mirror, full mot hidings, 1972 G M C ’/2-TON PIC KUP ^ buHf ifot, •'i.a, o-o 0>,' !..»’ '■g''"o. ;oii,g. Alter Mou^s Call Jock Walton . 733-7415 heavy-duty, radiator, radio, deluxe whe^ covers, fiooi mats, Long wheel base, wide box, 350 V-6 engine, turbo hydromotic turbo hydromotic tronsmtssion, power steering^ pow jr disc transmisiionT Heavy' c/t?fy Ted’f' suspen\iot», H7fli COUPON • FOLGERS I I ^ - iilU t Cleanser' 14 oz. can coupon JL : f I I Chiffon, AssfT I ...... Without coupon 52.35 . | . ^ Coupon good thru 1 /29/77— | j ^ Good at Buttrejf's Twin F a l l ^ ^ ^ “ Carnation- I - C O U P O N — I flLLSBURY W h ite K ing I r f'iiw>'ir.' _ TI “ __ i iPf L s.rf '^l “ ftOUl ■ I 25 lb. B ag King size I E v ^ Day I $j9ri Ufaler SolFtener 71b. I W i t h Home Dairies, Asst. Guarani^ High I ■ I ;| witnout cAupon $2.43 g Free sampling^ Quali§ co^on good thru Sat. 1/29 jfariety otiniBd, Size, Yogurt- I V ^ U I- 1. ^ - 6ood st'»tftW*j/VTwm Falls - PflA^i^^airi■ esni ■. Frififr- ■ tw— Fdendly, HeipfuL Scfvioe _ U.S.D.A.Xhdice ROAST ^Slorei“ indescf(^dtt s /o g s n ^ P*- ■ • U.S.D A ChoicS- Old Faithful Foll Cut 'Bone IP Opoco BONELESS HAM G rad e A~ W hole or half Turkey “ Bonus Special fi o n U1 S I 09 - S p e cia l HINDQUARTERS . 29^ R O U N D STEfixKr :, . .I t . » 1 -rr-t- Lb. 9 8 i lb. s r "D elish us" Shop X ^Q N MERIHGUE Buttrey’s U.S. No'. 1 C airf^ m aji£(yel fotilie_ PIES ORANGES largest ^ "Bo n u s INCH Sp ecial flection of $ lO O t both 8 SIZE 5 i» i W U IWwa b s ^'mm' l V Imnortcd ■BUTTRFYS "DeUshua" and Dome^ticj APPLE CINNAMON ^.S. No. T c«n" Wines.in CARROTS' ROLLS 8o«u^ Soutiiern With M^ipU Icii^ SDerrrr 4b. _ m pWg OFFICIAL COUPO g _FO Il. I yi«fi ^4U3(HI«liTEIUNW AlMII PAN ir.S. 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Van (ampsTORKand BHNS TABLERITE WIENERS PORK CHOPS ^ 2 ■■■ ONE All c itf c m Morrell's Palace CANS PLUS POUND For SLICED BACON Pound 1.00 AND OVER THROBOH^tANr^yStthy-l^^ fkAWMD) to* OFF 2 0 * O F F - KIDS UDVE THEM! FRiaiON POWERED SCRAMBtER CARS* OXYDOl ASCADE Gidnt Fa m ily Giant F r e e T ^ WITH THE PURCHASE t - OF GIANT SIZE JOY iH ... ASSORrtD MODtiS • 3 lb ' 3 lb 2 01 7 ^ 7 9 ^ ... ASSORTED COLORS Meodow gold . - - Y ? J O L L L L Y T IM E _FROZEIiroODS, COTTAGE CBEESt ______-atliuS , . . IGA A WITHCOUPCTN Mrs. Smith's HOSr CRISP: TENMR. INSTANT COFFEE ,oo, »0P CORN YOU SViR ^ fROM TUlSDAy 5 " -2 ,K 33 TIMtS^NlWS n i f g V IGA LIQUID DETERGENT , CAMPBEtL'S SOUPS 26 oz. 26 oz. .'JGA . ‘ - Lt ghjckffn Noodle •- CfiTcterT& Stars C h erry APPLE HISUDS'DETERGENT=,.„,4,.. - * ChicVen & Rice * Cream of Chicken Keebler PECAN SANDIES .R iC R ’M CHIPS . —2-1-4 ot, pl<9». l 6 9 * - 5 5 * Fresh AA FAMCY HEAD LACHOY .2 tb. bag A ■ g l RICE • • • i U U h ’ U N * * * ^ v^ Bl.PA C K ■ CH0WVMEIN ♦Beef * Porh * CbMen * Shrinp DOGFOOD 42 oz. orXhiticen can sr7 .. W ifhThU^upon-7 " WaStjBgtoH largt Red- - i f • ____ MlCMSUL m m m m m CHOW MEIN NOODLES 5H o t. c o n t l T C H O Y s p ir e s T GAUON SOYSAUCfi ox..bHI.-...... - ...... i t e : ^ ■ • »-T . .V . *-i ■ .far •; r» . m ^ )ruarv 11 tiirouiih 251 ,)ct-l’lic:lu. 11X Li r i 0 u s a (• (■ c) n 11 n () r 1 a t-i< ) i) s i P re - j > tour in tlie land o \ c'ar. roiini siinshinev - 1. .Bigger; ■ bm flrW nT7e7‘“5efore. •6eport''Fe‘5 ^ < 5 y ^ T a ^ ^ I^ talce f W AM '5 Boemg.707 for a short (et thght'to H q ^ a ila part of the Pearl Harbor unsurj3assed viifQi_Qij£ewcrfHe.fabvLui2l^ylnie ul VVrnTVT-FrenTy of free *o loonge' ioCTt o'ld relax on'the beach,'go shopping, mor« s.ghtseemg or'.TKate.ver ^pe.icl cn un»orgf.ttabl'e Night in the Soutfi Pacific" lavish musical proa.'Ct,oi>s cv-d oacjHr-try of Poly-cvrti^ee tKe qgrden'.. isle of Kauai, TffS^Valley fsle of Mam \ j no c* P|einy nf tirffp fnr'~ goLfmg, shoppmg. deep sea tish.ng" glo.^ b. ho ^* p T^. m.iv,.. v^-jnderful vacatiop you've ever taken • T '> < ■-a-iPTHF FNm Y, COUPONS FROM THE V/,RlOUS AD^ APPCARin G 'FN IHb IIMbS nJIi W's T o '---- DAY THROUGH JANUARY 29th DEPOSIT THESE COUPONS EACh W E K AT THE PARTICI fONTEST RILES PATING STORES AND YOU MAY BE THf WINNER OF THVS GR a n TT HAWiili^K T O U R MER- CHANt W W O S E NAME APPEARS ON THE COUPON W . i f ALSO RECEivE ?..M n TER v a CA- ' ( .. .QO'i' M US T be depos 'eO o ’ ’’v s»o'f TION TOURS " - ^hose .« t-eV-Me-t Enter/^Ts 0 ^ rOb vvish using the oHiciol bio-'h • hxJf vv.'i ^jppf*of in rnefC*^0’''v o^■j^ ^ hinok's »o' -^ame odd^ejv c'U n-'d " Oh^"red\ondbT^ , fnf'.''nrp o* tht* i PAJlTlCJF;i Tl-\€^Mm€H4,\Tiy . c upo'> fTiQy be used per ^td^e All e'^’ffonts De 8 yeors oge of o'de' N.-, Dv- Kiddy Ville ^ Chuck's Sljtoes ihave ■% required to e^iter »H.s con»es» a ^h Fn JSagic Carpet Travels JEPOS iTiMG QONub COUPONS i^ot ^.i, - Sears Roeltucjt and Comj^an^" - Banner Fi^iture D. i B. Supply Company oppeo' ♦'om f.me to ♦•me T rn,.^ NO-.S Williams Shoes eof^ont rn^jst wr.te <0 the nQrr\^ oi the sto'C Tempo ^^Waeker Furniture & AppliancrT • whe'e coupon is dfioos ted Au CO j J.C. Penney Compatiy Price Hardware PON-S WTtt TTif ■ ___ tain's ______sto'e no-^e oiready pointed BON iJS (.O j Petersen's Western Apparel Osco Drugs Walker’s Appliance & Television ^0^*6 WTtrtCnjT Th# sfo^e AO-mc pVinVvl o'" The Mayfair ^ - ♦ h^n will not be val'd Montgomery Ward Catalogue Sales Sew & Save Fabric Shop Farm & City Albertson’s Food Center Kiag's Food Host Buttrey Foods Gib'SQn's Discount ■ Fffst Federal Savings and loan T• w%wafft-Piirni^iirir im iiiiu i ^ ThefireCcmjJany’ Jensen Jewerers Sav-Mor Drug Golden Dolphin Bath Shop^s. HAWAII WINTER VACATION Keith's interiors Jludson'sStoes “ Custooifloors of Idaho I I Garth's Music ^rengePs True Value HardwM« ^ummerfield’s B. i l . for 2 PERSONS I Western Auto Penny Van*y1)gpai-tii^ store i~7)»'po>il No LaU-r Tlian .lahuarv ;2‘J|h. »lt I J^oper’s ■®—(P rin t otortf;--- :--- :----- ^ —■'' ' J- Teresia’s ___Z _ , i'1 nauie hem) ^... / , __ VolcottuMerssupply AUwpAuto%ply ----- ■ M A M E ...... I Ctos Book Store Idaho Deparfanewt Store ^ — ...... 2.... * WaiTiy Masic Company igeffireCoiiniainf Waffs Nortlwiest iiyestwli Supply r y x m . r : ^ « i^ g fla m a m ^ ^ -:«ewCi8ty fabrics • - ' f, Penny’s j^M aler BdiiiUriJiii.ir/ - S p e cfc’r f i i f e . -rr ^ : v v n i Biiu uuni u TTTTZ ” r - r PnR! 7 - sfiow! us 'grants !HgS25ZSS5lS fCSKj*0'^ - T T T ^ S E T NN '-GENI ..., ----- a^p wiU-you be able to j . mirtyr. fiowever, iy^ tteir______• wa wTwa^wMvi A M B y /Miir. t i - , M your pkif •. l o K hive-settled ’ «t Itome’aL colortul, pttumins. tU M kit TAUROS (Apr 20^sS good Mend you Ja w KIBll lUlHUW RT* Buy wi«fev«r you" Think mow pleittiit't - r.PMiMi mi — ..- -whefewith*] to concentrate on Some financial Mpert c i^ plan to cohtact hto.-' MOON'^KILDII"^ : affain caiv 6 ^ W " and courteoua faaHion iniice yon feel better, i any way, though. LEO —-- understand their ideari --- p.m. O th e isla ie .. *<‘>Tna w y fanji/y. ' * , . VIRGO (Aug. 22 b? now and cheer thoie up-> have a fine day. Avoid trouble. Don't netfiect.K LIBRA (Sept. 23. to I ‘'‘-^^-nntit-ajABt . really ^ t into trouble; your T^utation in Jeopudy SCORPIO (O cf 2 3 _ .J p i before . . . ---- whoie background J«-tt SAGlTTARn?Sn OTO know exactly wluit obliMtlntu wiielv and. or impoNd er-ttU^im^] strange mood so do him up, and then_^fi|l.l better time to ditcuttr busy at w<^todq^ AQUARIUS (Ju , -llg to hi ndle, >ut tf y cati then be done, too. Qet^ w ardrofe -■attractive u ponible. « S C E S 4 E A u ^ ^ to happy day and p.m for recreation. You luvej for best results. Sta IF YOUR CHIl ::5ne th e about helping theniiv plsl ~f^*whatj5w^M ^ do .1 in general with i sorry for self.or diminished. -f'-'* “The Stan, impel, ,fi of your life laJarg ^ i OUT OIM WAV r-r-r— ---- - *■ ■ - “ _ :_ Ij -- ./ . ■ • ' '-r> ■ ■■■ ■ , --r ' ■ , V------. ' 1 . k ■■ ■ ' •.■ -..i ' ---- f ...... If ■ y ; ..... L- .‘V t i J -' '■ .v^ TT7"'-. 'T^-.. ' - ■ -H irs ijjl sidcirt- exh ib if - X : . . - . ■ praised pat hand !.A .IHI.lSl, 'C.i'urgiii A - SSil, i '.L'I'j'; K(jr Aiiii'rican pliiiilier^ WASHINGTON i UPII -Pres li , w:i> ■ .1 mtjhtmiirt- {■'xr ident Nixon, who prides himself t}uiuh,'inij> 'if ( ief)rii!iari.s. it w;i;s ■on his'skHll in a pokur |f(ime, is . ' ;iii (-trjitrif; inlventln'4^--ifito an going into ' his ‘ Te-«le<'tion L M ’- - " un knnw n -vvorlct of f-^ incrss, cjlmpaijjn witlrA'tiui looks like (fjlrplimn'.'' and Apollii tiionn Kv cn BONUb a pat hand. But he niay ' f<*\ t*rS~ “ produce som.f surprises from ■ Di'^niU- MTiijii.i a/iil' S i ^ among’l i i r hole'cards' pr(il)lciii.s itiul a r i v a l Th^re were no nt'w initiatives S<>vift s c u T ii'i' hhiiu iifiir()3 ’^ a ^ in either Ni.xun's Stale.of the i t 3 million US,...rilixl).'rfrrivintf'-1 Umnn addri'ks last wprt'iu" his- U‘i'hiiolon\ opcni-d 'l)ll.^. In Rfffi ial (•onipan.si*f»M iM'lUfvih umhtioti^ U ill', linil piL>lifd liy rn w rt' I'onlriiilrr^ tn src, tou' h_ afid TOP R O U N D asli (|in''li()ti‘i aliDiil iiii\Hia>t- BREAKFASI iT^ ruin'piitiT.s. l'nll^l•^.^ toll'-■ A n a ly s i,^ pliipiiuf., a •slinlitly daniaiicd q o n e l e >1 Ijiu-diii I iirilim'ftTiW and Hii- U.S D A CHOICE A p u ll^ l^ iiitH in.sliip______IV tfxI'O uiiil Uiosc lluit e.xisitd m TfTr I’xhibit^i alli'd "KeM'iit'ch w lie elDsinn lUiy s uf the .....— .r t . i r ■...... ramfe ..J»Hf^:!l^g^rmii; wd th^ ododttg, cquan'aii^^ 'l«iald’ ^ lirid e ^ in to flie son of Mr. . Ja y Gibbums,. Mounfafij r- o ffff i Mrs; Pon-T Nichjolas!: Home, cbuain of the WdR was L bi»ginniiig JHtli simple ^ d CkKXUng, former JHaJ-german r.riugb^i^ a^nj} Angelia R a e ~ rbigs^ahd pn>gresslng-to isettiijg' ' 'residents. . Britton. JM ie , .. nie£e of tfae^ ’ "ii tumbled and finished ^nc!S.L. . n;h«doablerin8nupti^ were - The ftrtt clwff^rneetiBg wHI be " by P6h^: & . The “ Qiven iii manlage-l^todr^pf, thfe' ;^VQEOiU}E.I 'grahdfa% 9r, John Wal^e,;. KoopmM'; Soprani^ ■ h " / '• >'^Tenor H^ernym^2t t i Jbride-:wote:ii^>fg^hirt .i, r.v 4|t^,ljfiati-PurpQae-bullding. pajbd gown P f ^ orgami . ApproxliiiiiW^^ f^iesfa'■r*. ^^S . "%Tbe c ifit 'w in :^ for eight 1.^ _;iK «^7li)e enrollment fee Is over^lurteiM ^ lti$gwn\:attoKled ;tW recep^ M d in I i - '*91 waa fashioned witt^ a, t t e i j y c i i -m. ne” ™:-«rdiMiby» — — ' ' ' ■" mthvwi.intp deep\fitted toffs.. G R a f t e t n TF c o ,n c e r T % e .:jFlMr>leng'0i^ ikirt was gpihari^ali^tly'rt the raised-. wdatUw^deepikxjhce of silk f, i ^ r t i p e d , fA L tS - The-Magic - ‘""^ '5 ged t J « » ^ o f the - Community Concert F«‘«>»cisco|;i»nd>|i(e»^]Utyn?t iS i ,—'In ceremonies Delation 1971-72 secj[«s' -enhanieid-tlie skirt-~and miat;rFnariri,^«'iik«wwiin^i^^ ■ ■* a t 8:18 p ^ . w tik at tne. Modem ,^ :S o id |:, . .,Wo«jhsen< of America meeting :^ it;^ ^ T Wdpdman- HaU, .the „ I. M o appears at'thi CSI thji^ a ig jt the y j j rtllne^ >er]i^ Center Audi^iim. of matcbiiv.lace with wUteTli^ ever blue ai^** t trio is composed of Miuiii the. waUtUne and to|rof centered iritti the traditional soprano; George flounoej P eep bands tannr. .and Samiiel. which'featured' i^ataioftf .w e guests. 'n»omi>- ■ff a t ^ MuMioWata^.president fbr iberlake^ bteitdrie. tnd^'lhe Sdkk)T- the veil of bridal illusion which Novak Is a native of plate. The ci&e m a decorated wallai»'-lk^^ n:V|:])Bra; 'Anna.' tiSe'Conilng'iitate meeting to be: M usie loTvtiro years. RecenUy" A^252!5®“ fell intol a chapel traia with blue sugar bellsedged WJth, and is p-aduate of fia; MeirppoHiah :' i)pi»ri^^^ , ^ ^i'^:pr;,-and' lii^lnM ardi Ih^twin FaDs, led w«dediQyings> » ~Iiict!»d»- , /nie jgygttt^dmiasion to by. She carried a cascading silver, Uue rose dustera and ^ 9 dtocuMion on . p ^ for the nd State University, bouquet of baby blue she majoredln voIcfraniT PoriSataOarshipto co^Hnne^ streamers______the-rifle shoot. Jack PebH Earabn was ma|d PLm aAgem ent- .... . v " . _ - and Joe mU tied for hoML and- Madft_Walte' and_ the c^kw:.wBc»^ b a M and ,. with scores eadi of 56 Jayne Waite, sisters of the decorated: by Mra; $xlvan bride, ,^nd Vivian Sorensen, Clark, Hagenaan. aud served Twin Falls, were bridesmaids, bv Mr« Rnyitn* nthhnna Bolae/Jtedtmii Salt CityJiiiptiia .Matfc at the liSd U n i^ fHuy u n llM i, Uoisk, iirottier' fikni^^sepond, 52; ^ T T !^ thirdTSO,'.' innout#e-4 ji # o ffic e . 1^ 'g re ra team wob with- a ■ aay t of affjii and the rad.t«am sljai^ lS5 'p6ihts. ; Mr. and Mrs. Joe IfiU were hMts. I n s t q l t e d . was 4nsuilled preddent o f the R e l^ h ^ hib 5 dii>tnr}![>i> irtallatkn cerenioniea-ihla p ^ r ift the. the Buhl LPS Church. IRorma Johnson is vice ^ IBob Miss Lapray Is a senior at PC68c^KQt» Gefteude mswell, ^ High School. E c l^ . wu . - to the nol^e grand. __ "'Tlorenee grsiluat^ from Butil Higti ,;?B«ipOiB^35flP=»bK^^ and Sehreiber, treasurer. "inaide guwWan;, left'anMiulw to Mlaa^xirain,..deputy grand School in 1969 and is attending^ ;CattieHne Roberts, was In -HotteUer, outside the h ^e;^an d. . iwnntols; EMtman-ind..Mrs. .SUELAPRAY ,the College of Southern Idaho. stalling officer. .. ------Li^.-£v,v ■..■■--'-L ; ---- ■ '<'h- ' Mae'^3iattiictM,.^T^rin P^lls, Shoshone club meets SHQSHQN^ - IhfflffflfltBHC on' lEe tpateriaT 'availAl ol a perfiS^iqpoe «(. miss, S h a f?^ through (he Magic Valley the Antique Festival Ibaitre at Prlntid Pattern Rpfprrnre Onti^r, Twin Fallsr the Mafy Ii..jBieodliig P art" was given to members of the again suflimetL' The Mr. W «to .iJu y. Ulrich, Buhl,,, in LDS rites Civic dub-atiheii:^ meeting. chamber of oap nercf * will ii^ d e ^.guardlahs; Ralph . asaiftant to the ■««<«» with arrylywMata^ .featetler and Mrs. Irene _ — Wwida Orecn. Ruhl. —The ^ r ^ CtaOtlers, grainrehlpltiOisrand daughftt^ isrifie Tate to." and and lace iriS T lace and meeting. She w u introduced by formance. wlQ be. G o l& Ridgeway, Twjn Mrs. Ivan Green, u d Clyde W. veil oT Mrs. R. G.Neher. program S^lh, musician ------iaiafffer. Filer, son of>Mr. and pearls, both nf whirh later, Mrs. Howard HOI, diUr cM ah n a n .------^------president, s ^ Mrs, G. T. Shaffer, Gooding,, made'by her s is te r, fvPEAR ABBV: -I haiw]us(retimied. t l ^ an interview fep^ JMlec, jaJ" Purlng a brief business i^seCT^rial pwlUon. “niB boas1iHnji^..tqt«vtewBil me. ilnd— Mrs.'llidwards wag presentcd- were married-ln- st say, I waa surprised at sibmej# the questions he a .^ fr«n ber officers and a the Buhl UXS Church. Bishop P. carried a cascade bouquet, of I m'e. .■_■,’ - ■ _ pasT'Dofale grand’s Jewel pbi Monte Pavis perf^ed the white carnations -and jriBe*waatedTo know U I was on “th e^ ." II had alr«a«i^ ®”®“ .•*“ double ring ceremony before a chr^anthemums. Idibbn I was recently divorced.] - : conunittee served refresh-, background of baskets of green The bride woce a wrlstwatch,r B R ID G E ^ S^^riien be asked, “Do you dri^k?"^! (old hiin I Jfldrft Then ' n»ento, and lavender flowers. a gift from the M e^wom . and_added. ‘•Not evm . a 'JHte_sociaL drinking______i Ton Newnhain, unde the B y Ja co b y rin a while?.” i saki "No.-Musl' bride, escort^ her to the altar.. at nS€ Uk6 I was some kind'if oddSalE^ Wrs. Evereti -Tbidiwg 'was He also asked me if I ever ' ‘turned oh" «^th drugs. matron of honor. Bridesmaids Bid It When You Hov_e It were Vlrgene Johnson and ^ that dme I had had it, and replied, “ Good grief, no^‘' Ud. StiU he did make that ^‘1 .1 doubt if that interview will result i!Ta ]o^ offer. But if, Shannon Andrews, niece of the NORTH sail and at that point Soath’4 Lit does, I shall turn H-down. bride. « J9 8 SPRING REDUCING - CALF V K 6 3 2 only problem should- iMtvie NoHmvI^ sou^t employment for 10 years, perhaps 1 am Best man was Everett An ♦ j i o r beemvtigtlier to stop at six ~ • out (TTouch with today’s scene. But I'd like to know, if these By Mary- Sue Miller drews. brotber-ln4aw of the ♦ Q IC 7 or go to sevra.- .!<|UBStions are routine in an Interview today? Or did this . bridft Ushers aad“grwniBiiwn WEST Soutb must have felt this iram z . were Ralpfif^ Andrews, nephew :754 4^»10632 iW i! ! r a i SHOCKEDTirMANHATTAN Well, .then, perform the follpwing routines daily and of the Eride, and Dean Fullmer, VAJ9874 VQ105 four dwisoiKis.oad■ ...... -S.':, yo ifll soon see a trimmer curve take shape. nephew of the bridegroom. ♦ 42 ♦ K 8 3 'DEAR. SHOCKED; Ttw? q a w t ^ yee were asked were « 3 * 9 2 I. Lie on back and raise tegs straight up. Cross right . Mrs. Melvin -Br-owni a«— ■Tnra- ” ~~~ leg over left, so that 8 0 u n r ( P r — companied by Mrs. Clyde Cox, bejMha in mliid.. For calf brushes shihbone; ♦ A . .. pvffCno. $tt sim ilarly cross left, leg -,was soloist. Larr/'Andrewa, V V o id -- S»rt*Nr. Nm, YmK ♦ A ^ 9 7 5 - w ^ ovfer right. A4t«mating, nel^ew of the bride, pla;^^ the - d e a r A6BY;4Byhuaband-is a lMig.^Bsta B o e 4 n id ^ v — weddbg' musiii ♦ A K JS 6 S 4 K I-toM him a few weeks li^ that a lot about t— r(tO -TWn+-KjttS^ We will »h®w our imw Bim' of Hm Atm 0t 2-S-4 PJM. SiliTURDAY. JAN. 29t IT'S OUR SPRINGTIM E "G RAND OPENING'' • HELP US CELEBRATE • BIG VALUES AND FUN FOR EVERYONE • DON'T M ISS OUT J^oiri the fun! Try your Skill! GreafValue! and WflN^il MQG! HITCH flEFRE$HflHEMT5 ' Just puess the weight o f ou t- h<)^?on di.'sptay ... neai-cst.wcigh’F guftHa-wihH! 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