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T h e CZircle\of Goj l d h d ii s s o r nr i e t a mnishecdedgi ?HER BOGAN ' , Circle of Gold violate both f^ ^ o l and state laws, TheTl p u r c K ^ r then sells twc Tlnies-Newv s two letters. Each timo anothernlhorlcltcr mado back his Invesiv'esfinent. ' ' ' WBWTllW * __ ■ Iprioe you pay to join the clrcle^circl acco n y n g to-John Mohrh r a r Is sold, his n am e m oves — KETCHUM-^InKotchtim7thc lOveai^Dscrioihitop.of.thcdlsL.lUsL-Wlici ------Mohr,.towoK!r.\ usaid th« Circle of Gold buck-!uck-haa t«j sto p — - th ey nrc'callliig It th j O sn m 3322 5. 3 * ______7 3 r dlyear i>t ------:—TwiwinFaltsr^daho—t------— FridaypNrNovejfiberl7,197S c ------S 5 i g | ^ ^^D | i tah 84115 “ 1 5 ^ N e w liii f e Comnmitte( te i n j e c t e d i u rg es3 c h a inge i n t o t ai l l k s WASHINGTON (UPI)’I) - Israeli ; ] D efejw Mjnlst_cr E rcr Weizman.saldWel ___ __! M Thui^ay new proposalsals :Egypt has injected Into Mldeasl peacpeace negotla- ' * in in ittia tivre J lions "should nol be stum bling .. ; i BOISE (UPI) - An Inlinterim, altomey general’sI’s opinion lhal Ihe blocks" lo an Egypllan-Isri-Israell treaty . j — and “the peace processcess Is Inevita- j commltloc proposed rcvi.sion1 of ihc.l secljonapj>earslob«0 be unconstUutonal. ble.” p crcent Initiative Thursday atn nd d iurged But It left unloutouched the section It w as the first Indical crcatlon of Q special legisl‘gislalive limiling inflatlonilonary values on iicallon Israel m ight go along wllh thejE Eg; gypU anldea v commilloc next month to starta r l w ork property to 2 percenl:ent a year and asked of putting negoliotlons on Implementing ll. th e Legislative Counbuncil slaff lo revise ons involving ^ autonomous self-govemmirnm ent in the During a daylong mcctinK.ing, the the language lo makllake II workable. Gaza Strip ahead of talksalks aboul the Legislative Council's committcilt te e on Some of the changanges recommended future of the Wesl Bank. county govemment atlempteded toI re- w ere technical one.s om to bring the U Pl learned aulhorllatlAlatively that a j vise the Inlllallve to mocl conconstllu- InltiQllve Into conforDformlly wqith exist- key factor in the Egyptianlinn proposal is !' tlonal objections and to comce up w ith Ing law. The committeecoi recom- V for Israel to delay lUIls planneci i a formula lo apportion nd val ] Investigat]irion u i r t u a / / y cocom pleted Eagles u in Jen-> a shot Ic't ! Hotuse con•mmitte5 0 s a y s5 R a y kLilted i] foi>r moncl e y -VT» »cr ! .1'’- • f g h e the Co;ieK»- of .Sc»jthe.- :tr -’ U ,r .iT . > li-..;;,r. - \:r;. then lo lz>ndon, Portu^Al\1 jTfJar Ciai'k lu Id*.V> a r : :i :n LS 1.:; lorRjon B) U>e lime he w a* .*.■ J ' J ..r>l ..:i I? r wa* arrrC ed rcu-vJ c-f {.V i ii;;' j V., .' • •.!••• hNr was sc short cf! th e ch^lnacm Ja-j-x (laik«- -e s L’.;.; • i\.::i.'T-,;!lee has de!i-r:v..rx- H (h»a WllliomE. Koword ^ O /■ PublUher ______C hfl»f«tk.______•______MonoglnsEditM ^ M g , , A. VVlfty Dodd* Adv*rtl»ingOlr*clof S tS e Ij OHPU n Th« members o f thithe editorial board and thuthe writiit!,^ of 'BUT! _ H. l)Dif Toro«r»on Timcs'Ncufs editorli:orials are William E. Howot Cifculollon Dlcoclor oword. Clms Pcclt.Gary EliassctifLMi ond R ay Brown. nwa™ Leave dese:ert trail idelea in the dustd Som e folks in the NaU.laUonal Park Service,: |giant cactus, ew tl^wildlife or" spectaculai l a r J ^ H A l th{nk hikers m ight find itIt ftfun to tra m p through, ]gorges. It's flat, sagebn[ebrush-covered and blandid. - I the Idaho desert on a Natiortional D esert Trail. Yes, we flatlanders‘rs thinkt it's beautiful. If > Some folks In the park setservice a re nuts. Ibit pre-historic. ,. A desert trail would beDe ai fine place to film But the beauty isn’isn’t the kind that woul ftoad Runner oartoons or movies concerning! attract; hordes of walkeilk erslik e the P acific Creire s t i y Arab concentration camps.ips. TraU in Californialla and Orc(>on or th e f f l l A ppalachian Trail inn thlthe E ast. A desert trail might be)e a great place to put • f l i ' I ' ® convicted criminals. A fewew daysi wandering out If the park servicece wantsv to establish morlo re night well repent their on the desert and they mig trails, they should lookook ielsewhere. crim es. . In fact, the NPS is considering. nearly tw Astronauts could use« :a desert trail for , dozen other nationalal trailti systems, includin simulated landings on Manlars. ^ one a long the Continentiiental Divide and one alonii C a r te?r r p u n t si oi n in floation , Bul who besides crimlnailnals. masochists and | 1 the P otom ac River. omlsls disagree about the• reduction i voted by ConjCongress this • ro acem en w q i^ ever IhlnJhlnk It fun to walic for By MARTHA ANGI^NGl-Eand Economlsl ROBERT WALTALTERS culpabilityllty ofc government spendinB> year,1 Thot moans everyery American Mys on Q i^arreh lavaI andan flats of llie IdahoI - -B o th o f these trailsIs oloffer scenic wonders Hn histo rical value. \V,\SillNGTON -• As any football and thele federal fc deficit, but the.• family 1 will bc paying moretore laxes, nol w asteland? coach will testify, thenthere arc times businessa comcon m unity and Ute general1 loss, 1 by 1900 as a resultt of |previously Maintaining a trail th . when the only safe movonovo Is to punt - public are convincedc< that boUi are to) approved < Social Securitylily Ux boosts T he NPS h d d a hearinglg IlaTwln Falls only a 11 Ihmugh the d eserts of th which 1.S prt-clM'ly w wh: hat President blame foror Inflation. Inf andi the “bracket creep" Uthat results few days ago on the propos)posed trail connecting; west' quite literallyy seemss( like govemmene n t C arter has done wiiii111 hi;his latest anti- The most most dangerous element off when ^ Inflation shaves a wage-eamerwi deserts from Arizona to the^e Canadian border. ’ throwing^ money to theviie winds. inflation program InflaUonlsp!n Is psychological, the fear andj Into I higher ir ^ m e lax braci>racketa. Administration offld:•ffldals are Uie belief mhat at coslsa will continue to rtsc Higher uixes will mtm ean more The few people who0 Iturned oul for theJ A few Idahoans us-use the desert Iwtweeieen conccde that luck will play as If peopleIe thinkthl balancing the budgett revenue i for the govem mment, en which In hearin g incredulously scoiscoffed at the projecl. 1Burley and Haileyy ifor horseback ridinp big a role as anythingg in tlthe succcss or w 111 m akeke aa difference, < then shrinkingj tu t rn will m ake It cosierr to :reduce the failure of lhepn*^ldcnfs•nfs |program the deficit ob federal deficit. To speed U The Idaho desert, they saisaid, was hot, dry and1 1hunting and off-road1 vclvehicles, clt obviously makes sense. I [?d the process .Neither Jimmy Carterarter nor anyone CarterT Is Is taking a considerablec along.> Carter wantsI to limit the ugly. can control Ihe political risk Bul the recreationaional u.sers of the Idah':iho II rtsk In opting for the coursep growth | In federal spesp e n d in g — \ wrathcr ovit tho noxtK-xt few monUis,. he has chart* I desert can do just fine ±arted- The Republicans havec although i he Is not proposjposlng actual The National Desertt ttrail is one of 22 t ine without a park scrvic< and the sA-venty of' this winter will alreadyr' found four the weak spot In hiss reductions i ■ trail. supposed scenic or hislhistoric trails under I largely dctcmuno whcti*hcther food arxl fiscal restraint restrs program, and theyy Carter's political advadvisers un- consideration for develop^lopment by the park heating bills stay withinthin twunds or go will be mcrcUe&sm ercl In exploiting It. derstand i th e risk, ev en ifII thelh economy ^ Motorcyclists a n d c service. d off-road vehicle buff;iffs Uirough th e roof, Theree are two ways to balance anyy gums | don’t. But th e presidesld en t feels he az ctu ally will have bctt()etter access lo the desere r t Which ts not to suKgi-st>;i-bt lhat Carter's budget— - cut cosls or Increasep 1 has no choice Either-r ddouble-digit M any of the olher 211 projectsp seem moreI \ without a park sen'ict*%'ice Irail on which the} program is poinUcss.ss A wage prlce revenueses Tbe T Carter plan combiness I inflallon o r a new recesscession would scenic and m ore historic: thanth. th e desert path, would v be barred. spiral did not croato•ate the pR-s«.-nl both appro,ipproaches. but - as theL- | p rrtty m uch destroy hlss ch:chances for a inflation, but the startrt ofofi one now w-Jin Republicansleans quickly noted -- rrlless ; srro n d term tn an y cvTnt.fnt. and either No hard feelings, parkirk scrvice, but etenI A desert trail w o ulid ld Ik-Ij n o th in g h u t a t o r t uiirp n major union contractsets comingc up in most heavily:avily on raising revenues - or both - seems asiure It O u r beautiful b e e new build- ’ in g h aas s bbeen delayed but In ourteiem p o rary S t o3re r e hours:, t h a t ' s rno reason you 3 i\/’o shouldlid i be. That’s why mion. o n , th ru fri. - __Locationn bybuttre - > < ------w o -'ree-op«n -o j in-a.t®m pof------1 0a.m.-Q a . rr p.m,: a r y location o c a right next to ■ y ^ - s a t...... in the bk)lue lakes B u t trey's r e y ' in the Blue a . m - 9 p .m . L a k e>s s ShoppingS Center, su n . a r o u n d shoppin md the com er from ^ 12ncHncM3n-5p.m. ing ce n ter o u r pperm e n anent locallon. m isses andndjr. ready-to-wear,ar.,. 33i^ 1 / 3 0 / 0 o f f 79.C0 0 2 : 5 0 / 0 o f f coordinii n a t e s reg. 140.003 €entire sto ck by a c t:lll® III* 3-pc. sued3 d e Vw om en’s coao a t s M issos sponsDnswoar In navy and b r o w n . p a n t s u i t s lingerie. .. \ I 7 . 0DOea 2 5 o / ol o O f f 5 0 0 / 0 o fff f reg . 9.00O e ea. w histle stOt o p | ® Ireg. 20.00-22.000 0 w o m es n n ’ s jr. co o rd in e n a t e s |pants b y ski th err Swontors. coatsats, skirts ono i iimals v o s t s in a b o aautlful u i i shodo 'bobbie brool-l o k s ^ For skiing.3 . :s n o w m o b i l i n g o r b rov.-n sleoping. LonLong sleeved t-shir^s N ' a n d p a n t s Inin natural or dusty ; bluo:5lZosS,^S.M.L lingGll rie . . men's shop . . i ' ^ 5.00-77.00 , 2 5 %) O o f f rreg. 6.00-8.50 m e n ' s w\ o m e n ' s all w ool sla 5 l a c k s \ / ’ \ 89.C0 0 d 12.9J i r e g 1 1 3 . 0 03 r o g 2 4 0 0 I f ) m en 's suitsJ i t s tm en's fam ouDUS s w e d i s h k rn i t s ( t m c o r d j e a n s ' 8 . 8 8 - 22 1 . 6 0 r o ,; g I 0 o n - ? 7 00 - m en's knit: ssl h i r t s , r 1 I ( T ' ' A r . ' " i T A-«ffrm»»-Ne»rti..TwioJ:all8.- Itfahofaho - Fri^V.N0V8mbai;7.1978978 - - - ...... ' •„ ,------I ...... H i '1 ImrjsimI L C J ^ Q t^^ M a ir 3 ^ s ^ x i t v^ f ta n s 2 V Levlch'said be and hl8 wl aucraUc M o ^ are seeklniking exit visas for apartmettment. Qut be said a bouuuiiluig suffm from a rare condcondltloaJmown ^vietauthorliithorltlesi l8 wife Tanya .. jaos(»yL(upn. - A - plan: to- settle la -Inadrrsltboughbfr alt :l^ 'h M “ ' soiheaod SovletTewsews.”-” '■ '" •‘.•'ofnclalla! totold hlm to retumi»extweeki"k;^-“ as'^TnalabsiDipUoii'sytt'syikfromfe* th a t ~ K a tr ant!"Lcvlch'were-among-18—a n t n delay by Soviet liousing alflclols hopes to make’ frequentt frlfrlps to tbe imily to Boria Katz andd hhis.wife Natalia, "AlllhJl I have to do Is give (his womainan Soviet d o cton arie unable unab: to treat, nam es Sen. E dw ard Kennedy, D- h; forced a Sovle t- J e wlsh famU; UnltedLStatefiforhls woHc.k. p6st^no^anrtoeml{^iQ[e^nexi>5tTw'^ \*o Is’otpecurigig a secbifiT 'chlld oncT)apepaperand-take-another-paper,! >r,U~.Katz-8aldJesslcahasban Ibaiely-survlved ...M ass., presientresignleri tO -S Q rieL E resld^L jy Brezhnev in Moscow last Kvto'wasTjarreff'Irom"om attending tOr SGck m edical bc]p In theB United Ui shortly, said Thunlui^y they were Katz; said.said “ But sh e thinks this Is popot tbe past year on a,a. 'q>cclalq m ilk Leonid Brezi ir. promised exit visas,as, but red tape w as enoughIgh - — that another woman mlust us formula'imports fromram the United month withrlth anar appeal they be allowed »last yeai^s annual Infdiiatlnational Con* Statics for their infant doughter. .ference on PhysiochemicaJleal Hy*ody- Blit prominent Soviet scientist scle stalllng.thelr. dg)Mmarture. The visas seeifil’sf it’s aU right. States. to leave theS6vletUnlon.the Sd . rife, who expire Pec-4. - “ Issaid a ld It is v e ry iir g ^ t for us, thathat Levlch said Thursdaylay hhe h as w on a Levlchils Is a corresponding member'‘ namlcsn In -London andd oconference Veniamin Lcvlch and Wfl wife, q»nso'rs protested to< ththe Soviet :, havfe fought for seven yeahrears to Katz said emigragratlon officials In- we want/ant Ito leave immediately, but sh'she S9ven-year effort toto eemigrate to of the Sovietivlet AcademyA of Sciences and s\ and his sisted on the rublee eqequivalent ot $2,000 said ththat at wasn’t her problem," Kat[atz Iffa e l. The 6l-yeaiM>lddelectrocbemlst ele former profesjrofessor of electro-chemistry B :eifllgrote to Israel, said he anc . .TwoLevichkms.aphyaldyaldstandan wife finally will be allowed to leavleave. ‘ and a receipt show[jowlng he paid for said, to one of the most promlncmlnent scientists at Moscow»w £State -University. After engineer, weirti allowed to\o ecem l9 ‘ate to ■ A doaCn U.S. senators novnow in repair work on.n. 1his state-owned Thete ccouple's daughter, J ^ Ilea,cb ever Ranted an eml^atl^atlon visa by applyingI for an eml^atlon visa in e 1972 he was made I a lowly research-iJ- Israel In 1975 and led a ccam w paign on r n e F F ri^rfdC ^ Tp^pinFdoghoi MILL Va l l e yf,, cCalif. (UPI) - A one of ththe agents decided to open theth after being convictedcled of opium rTH p^ canine named Fred r^ became an FBI door.'. ‘Van V Meerbeke was hldlnUng smuggling and sentencediced toI five ye a rs . T ^ |N ( ■ in prison. VIN CINEMA ^ ,- r - l inform ant, b ut undo'ndoubtedly is in the inside.3e. PRESEN ivestigators say they have ddl* i MOVIEr r ^ doghoi^ with his; owners.ow Investi Id in Jail pending « - « r T ' F ed ^ agentsts seeking Robert scovcred'cred that Van Meerbeke Is alsalso H e now Is being lield in bail di^JOSitlonoftheNewYor/York charges. I l l Lewis Van M e^h■beke on charges of w anteditcd inI New York for jum plng ba \ SPECIAIUL filing a false passporqwrt application last week went to Mrs.IS. Van Meerbeke-s , , M ill V alley apai1m<•tment to see If she “ C A S H F=OR C A N i knew the wh^abouiboutsofherhusband, BRINC IN YOUR CANSi ON0 SAT.. NOV. ISIh.ANDGID GET DAY from whom she Is{separated. sei As she explainedted that she had not POUND\ q w u se for a long time, the 17®AI I by Coor* and SATrU RD A Y < Kognn pau;lr>g qnd ' AAtto, 2' for •v.ry pound rvcyeUro d w ill b« d o n ated by C TO TH g ------snlffhigataclosetdcjtdoor. ------— httzt™ — In fact,-P red mnade ad such a fuss that - U n iie t e d V M i y :------^ ^ ^ F li^i^t t! 50 customei^ PETE AREARBOGAST OF BOTH MOVIE GUIDEE FOR Fl FAMILIES wwllli^celve M a PVEMBER17&1B FREE iOZ * RADIO DOORS OPEN H L i " G ; 'Ctnxer AvdK" -WILL______- 'O ob,. ^ A T H ; 3 0 — £ ! 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I------1 I ' " ' nHJiiuro.ucieowN - ‘.it « ia w r « ; 1 I '?•■»!• 1 ...^tociinin i A M A t ■ Y 1 «.VSa i n t ; i c ' y I a . 8 I M A U U m McCMU ■■ IIK lllfV II^ a m ’ T jJ 'l ttrr! jin'T nathin'gonj a n n s I m mIB I - I K I i ^ G rr* • . - . - w : grt in their wm j jf') '------______J 1 I ------...... — ■ . . . p . - , ___ - ; n X ' —:-3:=rT=s^=!j=™!3KO*»!= II in-itlit m ill b*£sUU6««kfe^;;r- ■ C a thlolicchurc c rch w o n ’ttreconsic i f e J [ I i t s ^oHcy agairlinst femalile^Jiest!its - — -WASHINGTON-CO N -(U Pp— ^The-presi— -asked-isked-obout-proposalB-ralsed-at-i at-lhe—opon-dlscussions with represenlat«'«= dent of the Natloilational Conference of finalnal sesession that-the churcK establ:ablish of the Women's6 COrdlnalI6n~COn-:- f-. a Catholic Bishopsjps saids Thursday the a dlaloidialogue with the Women’s Ordliirdina- fer«ncelnorderto"vl0 "vigorously pirrsue' ■ '' Rom an Catholicic Ch Church has no plans tlonon CConference,'which m et-2,'- 2,000 Justice." H |m to rcconsldcr Itsits njfusal to ordain strongtrong last weekend in an effort 3slng su p p o rt for- ramatize its campaign forordainlaiJlng expressinf fem ale priestss despitede pleas from dramal D ingm an’s position-Vion'were ArchblshiV' 'omen to the priesth o o d .. H H several bishopsis thatlho the issue remain women ^ John Roach of Minn(linneapolls-St..P»iij-_ open. •'The church has enunciated Archbishop Wllliailliam Borders ot . W Archbishop JohJohn Qulrin of' San. posllloiositlonand U is cle a r." Quinn rcpi^P'j~BalUmorerBishop^> 5p-Peler-Rosazra-of— ------Franclscorprcslilcesldcnnjrthc^N iinU nal "IrTrefc1 reference to th e ofirclal VatU HnrUord, Conn., oniand Bishop Mlchae!*. Conference of Cathq}}cBlOath 5hops,.mnde rulingiul Ing neainsl.femalc priests, 'ration McAuliffeof JefferSoierson'City.’Mo;— y T 'j" ' — m ------thc'comment "foUowlng foUc a 30-mlnule "It "Uis is not under active conslderal ^ . m eeting wilh PreslPresident Carter as the alI the doctrinald level," he said. The four-page Middle Mk East Btat^ t bishops concludeduded th eir annual four* Al theU: bishop’s conference, BIsIBishop m ent said the Camplamp D avid a c c < ^ ^ . day confcrcncc.e. . • • Maurlclaurlee Dlngm on of Des Moirloines, "have an Intrinsicic valuevi which ougb^ g ^ At a news conference. confc Quinn was Iowa,Dwa, isaid he fell the church sheshould to be praised and; supisu p p o rte d ," ** Farmin e rs M ^ plannning K B a proiDtest B IH SIOUX FALLS,.LLS^J^£;JjUPI)_- .. —Am ei4e ^"'“ s y l v a n i a pre/ent; P i\THE-. MO 4Wi\ 1 ^ ^ ' ' i ( C Mm i w " t. 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BLONDIE An hbtoiical footfootnote TCTejJj-that-UrS.- Prwidetaident;Jolin ------1 Qulncy~AJinuroppioppra^iby~TW~iapitM ^ifiwtHi i WOULD YOU ^M I LISTEN. I MAVEfgrSE^N^ ) i ( I'M sosravz v ~J y i I G iv e ME • • ^jENEHAL TENDKNClkS;S; YouV arC' in a se n sib le ' 11 hb dotbes one day on the bank oTlhe V CONTCiBUTS: TDTC) THE CARieee^N ; — ? V N EXTRA FO »“wm FlL,M me, look ott dl U m aking decisions about the ' Iryme of mind ond cnn resum e mtil< I MV ANNUAL|_ J -r M YSELF?' ^ ' i Potomtc and Jumptjnped inlo (he river. One of the natlon’ii • future ond about ihf-wnys ondid meansmi by which yoi^cun 5£5 - eariJeit femile tepor:porten, Anne R'oyall, happ'ineded uponu| the • 1 tsVe car« of basic problem s ri'^ard.gardlng home and property. , ~ J icene. She u t 'downown on hit clothes. She winledled ana inter- » ■ i\RIES(M ar. 21 lo Apr. 191I DiscussingDis policy mauecs / view, the Mdd. Theyley talkedI for quite awhile, il'} wiit.writ, before ; Wjih allies *5 wisu, Comploti- preseirescnt tasks before looking I ihe turned aws^.jci3 ■^'pAJOimtAlUV ...... ------WIZARD O f 1 0 ...... — It was V \b u po’ chilelie.' Ise M elbaI'^rihearr^arranqem ents have 'P5 ' I pg>ich papa pas5 on’j5ny very If tneys anqthinan 1 can all beer ♦n'K- ■ I 'r I been^ . £*HY.£P^Y- w S '"^sudden!/ ------t a k e n f ^ - X s - f. ' a J f .- - s ^ r*-.c ■ K pR4«4f/T*« y M M ’ *■ F . | L j - ( h I j •tlC K O S H A Y THE eORN lOSER ^ h a v inin'A 'J L / »»c>ST A^frUREPL'f! Fl .'CE^T I PCN’T ’’ /.-AT '■i'i. ' d o c xt» f T w e ,) t h a t ooe/> p c « P Mt rniNK EVEN K - T ' ~ ' \ y g v ^ V K 7 y TWC «VHOUC TOWN, THI*, TOWN ^ r-b PC.k'r . )OU3_APfCKD_ . 'ssssW ACTEf? *rriN'■i' |». TH£y?g" A ? ' ’I » TDPAV'f O’lL. I - fr M W M' ' '* ' 7 — I tuiiii ' L ' ^ c I li______^ Itn iE B A IU Y I l r # I A llE t OOP ------^ ------.■.• ' rr*.~ .Sw'' C - 5 ' 'IE 5T sC” '...'■ -E■E' s \E\ i..EN cc^ AS --S-SC'!UT'_. , '.E-.t A ^ v .'^ e I | r _ - ’ I oCs3 ASS. i t r j r r ivV C-i >'E^EE Nw'_ . ‘ : a s X- a , e 1 ! : ... is'.-.s i- : S'j.fss:S': V I , k .. - - 5 X N E ? f ^ l l f l p l w f ' ' K a S i l : :V'- ^ IM! ■■■ IS OCNWS THE MENACE \ r_ • s h o r t »I8S FAMILY CIRCUS I . -T M S M £ A f f - A C - CCS S - - ^ j ■ . . , i “ l l p — 1 :3 5^ ' / n ______/ I 'V M -i _ E ^ ^ L - —_ REX MORGAN A © - J S i l / . V y V \ ("■■}■• ;f; i - : ' “ ' % Z------"We hove boibonei od over ouf in 11 ii d e i; don’t v*e’ ' JUST GOTO GO JO.' If '(A O N T.V m <- J c u f o (V APvj; I 'l (PCAOn '-i Tl# /^ilin r 1' p - i R i t e m ■ . : ‘■n-... ,v. „ • ^ piU li -.-FrldBy, Novombof-17.15:1578 —Tlm«8'N8W8,-Twln Falla;Falli Whho A-B : F o rmier e officlala tk ith e rfJ ^ i i r S p alin i A i m n v j t w i M ADRID,” Spain'In' ((UPI) - Two within1 hoho^jafter Spanish dvil ist ‘ ~ybung"'Buitmcim5vnThlireflay asi>flSSF~'guar®~iriE~in the' Basque region dP nated the former;r chiefd Justice of • northernem SpainS killed two presumeded ^FYanclsco Franco's)'s politicalp( coyrt in—gocrrlilas-lilas-of-lhe- Basquo separatist-^ whal one lawyer prcdictedpro was thc groupI ETAET/ in a highway chase andnd ^ rtielnipact(; pf an explo - _ M o tlm«*-N«wsrtwln Fells,B, WifKj-FrWsy,idi Nbw«mb«r.ir.-18:’.-187B...... I ' • . . Grrains n scotmeadvan ncei __ Mfaine o potaatoes mhbced (Coi(Courtesy Sinclair & Co.) ■ _ and a recovery in gold'old futures. Back - —— CHICAiIICAGO - Grain futures[■e,S'' 'm onlhs setUed-on'sesslcessldhhl^ after ' . advanced-need—Thursday_while Mpinniw . closing selling by comcommercials was p o tato:oes esfi finished mixed. notable ia neaity contrantracts. ______•.___rn mDomodltyJjews-Skvicc^d-buy^ m iv uy=_— A late scramble ina thtthe soybean p its— 2 . . Jng pusholu s h ^ May.Malne.spuds.lQ,'6.lO,i.lO, sentprlces higher andnd ^ o 'rts lo cover. w i U w < 9 per hundriundredwel^t basis May before : as much os 8^ ^pfeui^ 'ork; €B aiterr ^ a y s ore with beans selUing as V ■ setUlhg"hg" a dime higher to a nickelkel cents higher In nearbys,bys and defeifeds - ’ WASHINGTON (U P I) - PresidentP re falhire-ln our antl- . ,______, . lower.r. wwltl ith May. a t.6.11, leading the- the -with less dramaUc galrgains. November intl-inflatlon program;^ m m "Iiifldllbn will hot'c (jaitto' T hys^y said he aritlciritlclpales then V think a nol come down by advancenee. Fundamental 1 news is lack*ck- 197B was unchanged.d. 0 Overseas news , fl, rece8alQn_flC— ^ — large-amoun{s-ln-1979i-l979iii-Miller-6akfc— in g b u r Uie " tilB anti-inaation cam paign wiltwUlwork. depression Is a.po urihBTtnirrrepoHs ihai potatoesOtiH" Influenced product activity acti with oil' ~ i.possiblllty,’! .he s o i d . Z ^ H ^ ■ - > ‘7bere-l9-no-quickulck -fb( to basic being reje< but concedes a recessionn o:or de-. "but I think we’ll11 beb« successful." 5 rejected for November deliveryery the complw IwderrSpcrSpcculatfve' type’T inflation." , are causl presslon Is possible If U falls totally.tola Meanwhile, Fed<''ederal R eserve B oard causing some concern among}ng action dom inated m eal activity.a ' ; , M ill^ predictedn t]that economic traders. 1 Carter also restated hisis strongi chairman G. Wl TS. The Maine diversion pro-iro- New York Sugar 11 c closed 2 points William' MUler told growth next >'carr will wl ^and by ^am. stll ■ opposition to mandatory wage/age-prlce Congress inflationion will not slow next 1. still has not received final*ial higher to 8 lower, wealweakening hj the-- V m "roughly’’ 2Vz to0 3 percent and approval. ‘controls “unless this nationin is a t a y e a r a s rapidly as 3val. afternoon on scattered•red profit taking ' as the administration unemployment should; crisis stage.” 3uld rem ain steady W heatleat fifinished 4 to cents h igher^er and disappointmentit ao t failure lo haspr^cted. ifl inthe5?4 to 6V4 perccnt ■; barter was asked about the This offer is goocod November 1 throurough D ecem ber 20 Items advertised!d m ust be priced at B S300 orless ■ P rice of sa le Iterrim must appear inI ththi e ad Ad m u st be paidII forf w hen it is placeic ed . We i« y w will n o t sen d billsIls on th e se ad s. I;!; Come3 enjoyei an exciting nev )ew ex- Cliristmas BonusIS Ads a rc not perienc(nee in fashion shop]3pping. G uaranteed : : : • w oV9 e proud pi of our merchanlandlse, ;; j, our price fices, our store, and youou...our 2 Linos For T7 Days custom>mer. e O ur b u sin e s s Is I: to 111 satisfyy you.y< no matter wtwt it takes,U [I: You can't ca buy anythingn g at $ 3 « HK > : I : MAURiCI^ICES that you can’tt bringI S : back ii if you’re not compli ipletely fFOR| EXTRA HOLIDA)AY CASH, PLACE YDUR YQ CHRIST- 11! satisfied,lod. Even If your purcljrch ase u i;: was on>n sale,i we'll gladly maklake an ^MAS BONUS AD TlTODAY. IT'S A GREiREAT WAY TD M jjj adjustmetment. exchange or refund re SISELL ITEMS YOU NO10 LONGER NEED |i| becauseise we take pride in sdiS(}rving ;{ j you well.'eil. Visit u s today! : • : B L U EE LAKES SHOPPING CEN-ENTER '• T ■ " ' • FFriday. N ovom berl7.197S'Tli Tlmea-Now«,TwlnFalls,Idahoj f t h b A * \ ~ ' I g ...... - Glosiisingcommo'(3'dity future; •' P re v ^ a o sise e c i £ g Month1 ComCommodity Q oso High B : P fim i m Ugh Low P.M ,,-W, - rtalne potatoes— ------8:13------«;038:13 ------WI t ------f —^ D cc.llvocaIvocalUe . . 56.27 56.606.60 , 55.90 - 535 6 ^ r — - ____ .. Feb. liveive cacattle 57.32 se.OO8.00 57.30 57.8080 — ^ Nov. feederfeeder cattle ■ 6125 , 68.7S8.75 67.25 68.75.75 ' Dec.llvchoIVChOgS 52.55 52.4S2 .4 5 ' 51.52. 51.7272 . - p a t ^ ...... -,-Dec^whcaLvheal______3.54V4.. " 3.50 ainJiuiinters.! hoosl 3.58%. ‘ 3.54 J.50V4S0V4- j . t price D ec.com»m ' • • ' 2?26^« ' 2:21 2:27 2.24^4 ’ ■ 2'.26V426Vt? 4 i-' Dec. sliverillver 5.7390 5.855.8500 5.6800 5.82708270 : ffilfti-YORK (UPI) - Prices wer were a m atter of bargain hun'tiunting following A m ericaQ If-Inflation If Isn’t checked ffrom Della and Americancan airilnes goldjold 199.10 200.3C0.30 ' 195,20 199.2020 JDW a t the close of the New Yorl York the market’s severe OctobcrOc slide-ln soon.- ...... -...... - W\ ednesday for its7(>7alrpraft.■raft. Mar. sugarsugar 8.91 . 9.01 8.85 . 8.9191 , - - >cK,. E x ch an g e Thursday amli amid-__whlch.the Dow.averageage Jell .73 p o in ts ...... Miller• jilsjilso-said, the Fed would -.■.P.R. 'M allory: which soared. Boan 13% . . Quotations from SineSinclair, Inc. • ■ : rgaln hunting'alded^ by cm e arte^and Jhe value of air alT NYSE-listed maintainn_its_ b asic..m o n ey ...supply__p_pointa_W edhesday._;w as __! sharply._.l------nUjitatratlon-atteinpt3Td~4isstjxisure stocks pJui^easSTjlliioriilon. '^ w t h rraite a t e ltarget of 5 to 7.5 pcrcent. higher li al one time. Dartt IndustriesIn< t'estore the economy isn’t heade MOVIMBUIn i 7 riii IIA N O IO lO rw tMlA AU u a tO N c ' ' IS ------MM****«0 «WfW AawWow ri jV." . ^ 1 :■ I V l | y K. ^ . ■ a MOVIMMBI B I t lAlT CA^VIA SOU CONUrVAlrvATiONOtiTra If ' v ! j / ■- A c«* «» '' « I.. w*C. i • i i • If l_ "-r M Ik NOVIMBIBI B I I ISMAItt k iA C lll lAMMTtMTH AUCTION A4. U ' T ' ' ‘ « ■*« . ' I A.- I..... ftkUtavM- M O V t M B l I Cti.ut: 'T T i™ *'' t.b Ll: '. I ' . I i : .- ' * '* ' '' ' I 1 B 3 0 . t af% l a I I ' : '« A l «CIO*ClAk(ACaACa AUCt.OK II * {" I * “'’■ I " I" - » • ' " ' ' t ; r » . I' r, M ai*«'ilOk^;M .A. -^r> ^ IU ' r r. I : 11 - ill i r MOVIMBMIB as 119 ISAKII ItTATiTi .;ltO M J »«mW> i i ' - • ■ ■ r. „ k: I • r . . - ( I IA*«**.t..•.tMrtS A ^ < ^ » « .. M O V t M BI i B a I I iNAil ttVllAlXlilXTlOH TWWIIAlllU l i* ¥^s fils ' : 1 r » I NOVIMBIBI B 1 1 WHiKHOOtDnitim i c i 412 A4. >» • 0 «W««W Am -rw . .-■ : . , I DICIMBIII B 1 lAN»On)AHTX>’>out» 1 ^ i r u ' ’ t««.>.>a « A» C»-i* f I'l « •**. ‘ . V I £W IS S5N0oiiir t z c f c ® ■ 6 0 0)TS ’ - M f b r W oo i Tm e n ~ ~ BIocK'.'fonm oro rust ^ " In sizosr 5'ti r t o T c r ------— ^ Medium Anorrojrrowwldlhs. m |90 - • - u Ij t^ 2 4 * W l s ;2?;oo;------ Bank Cara rd s& A L Lynwood 'or Be» tter I iccounts 7 I ^ F< iSelec ction Charge Acc ' aiind B(le tte rr Valuies!! Welconom e I I I ~ TSpeiTFriaayily Nights . J ,. . , : ■ 'Til 9 P.tP.M . fIS H T h e L y niw v ood Store:BS iHSSS A r e ^ oickecTto^™ o F o iEhristmas-Sew ^ wing- — Final:^Days~ ■ T h e B r imm W i t h - . UiIIHITE Hurrrry for I fret aim niaclilne C h r i s t mlas a M erchann d i s e | | ^ with stnitretch and O)NLY N zigzagg Istitches BigS;Savings OT. J u s t W asiting il for tg . *399*9S_ Duringui Y o u r S ee l lf e c t i o n D ®f^ Our0 - D o It N oIW w . . . IP »2 1 A v o id t h^ e e C r o w d s ■J-i ir- iversary Ju%l .iiTittio (orir lowing10 thotc Chrltlmat clolKsi101io ii rlh « Anniv loinily Gel Ihil Qt It B'^ot buy 00 o Whit« opon ormirm »wilh bulll- in Spin o Dial tilth till lolectof. Mok»» choo»in9>ing lhe rlQhl limplo. • Monog'tm • S«w on Oimoo* • Blir\a • 0>«>CUI9Mmi • 5uO#r Si'»1ch Scilch ivo n 's • Ouiil-in OunonhoU' m D*eo»»»»» Emt>»ok>«fy - SuHbi _ Pleientyof 5 p p i n & 1 scmino --- Musicic Store ] Simii V t t C l T lShoppe h Lynwood Shochopping Contor FREE: ParkingI lyniynwood Shopping Cont•n to r ■ Wonderfuful Waterful B a s k(etball i “ ” s i i »PEiOdF \ ^ d :^Uu®(c ® BS Divn.wiNo ■ Th* Com* W h»r* Youfow Poih.W hooih S Scorc For Best>t Selection J o aiiH n tieiu l.ti!) TSlSfCT.0 I lk^$2.99»i| >a .1X1* H 0 1 3 a !• ■ I'. • v; Hluc s e o u F ^ pi!si $ 7 9 5 fCHRIl?ISTMAS 1 '9 5 d H B B H T anks com o unfillu(llud, jubf odd v.artT L LAYiWAUUAY I * * \ifa !.llhA^CT>«Mi l i J from your own tap. 3 p . Lots ol v/ondofiul \\ P„..L,..rh, w o le rfu n for kids 5 oor n d u p . 4 - ' ^ P 2 5 „ 4 ^ ’ I R E G . ‘ 5 .4.47 ; VALUE or Convonicnl ^nt charge Accou3 u n t ca»^ wni iccww w i i r i ^ B » 3 ., ' 9 9 f P.nji n y - W iji s e * Vafidj DepI V m lf KING’SI Store D r u g s L y n w o o d S h>Opplnn o p Cfn'(.T L y n w o ood t Shopping Cene n t e r 1 \ •.){( M n H J p r e W ^ fS I n i !‘l !‘i Kl K I (.11 1 M )K J LIVING LOW PRESSU?^RE 6 QUART GIFTS R I S T M A S , C H ie i:KnFRyERR C lcl a s s R i n g s J A nly y :School-Any Tear — Afiywhere . 88^ L- f------ 5uy Chrislmdsas ( C d r d s Ii j : i . ! ■ ] !' . - '1 * and Take; Ad-jartac;^'A 8 8 ^ : '2 : o j T hi n Q' r c .: ! 5555- j Holidjq Cvo'f.'oV bocr C '"' - Spcc'.dl Pr;.-- l-’r; s; :■ : r l-.NCE ClASS PINGS35 - * I ^ r C ' 11' 0 » C I* I n'S g \ SAVESs ■ 1 D .t U< P t r W1 O R L D . '2 4 . 8 7 >92 _ m m Value . . . . *19’ . BAFO R T O N S / t m i / u t < n / / V c n p l y O / ^ Q / ' KINGJ D<-p’.Slon-11 (' ( P P I N G C tN K H LYWWOOD SHQPP rtc>oH S h o p p C»t i Ut SHE i t e b aa t t t e j n o w - s c a l < By CHRISOPHER BOGAN ■ ^ w a S - resort requested SkillId lift rate hikes this Freedomlom of< Information Acl lo force•ce argue the ease for the Fon Tlmes-News writer : Forest Scrvlcc, dcd ln o d to comis m ent on the com* ffunds for the resort o ^ rairatlons lli in $ u n ' ; - year. thc releaselease of Sun Valley profll andmd said Sun Valley’s court SUN VALLEY - The batUc o' »nrt conrnlolnl nnny'. li.j.1legal—acUon—or—why-^lhe.— — ^Valley-wilh-funds-lor^the- c over. Atlom evs Tor Runun-Vjill'ay-aQd-tho— iW Btate;5tatements,-balance-Bheels^and ind— d le s 7 sccUons~of~ini~F -the-mounlain-^-^f re Ffccaom ol company■ doesdocs nol want the informa-' opcratior>so on public land. kntft-nitc-increas^“ nriIie~'Sle Sun Foi^t Service wenvere scheduled lo ..j^ralingillngexpenses. Inform ation Act and the U 'alley resort exploded Thursday J: the U.S. code for tlon releasedtsed, . ay Into argue th e motion1 forfo a temporary Skiflalltflatlon Commlllee members2rs bidding disclosure ofOf r^ o n fld e n tio l ; full-scale legal war. ;.v “ Wo w ant to m ake surc-lirc4harc Is oo ^ restraining order• aat 8 a.m. Ihls claim\ lh • O bituaries • I d a h o a • S p o r t s Bl_ TI iw in l- a lls T I d a h o F r i dlay, a Novem ber 17,19719 7 8 . . . - -(?• HH Jeriaicho wc^ouldrei >nt ►spitallo0 centeri f i f p[)urchasc i ;e okay€red _____ ByLORyLORAYNEO. SMITH offices, of mental health scrvinrvices, Senior ___ TlmefrNews wlte'r Citizens Ci and the Dcpartipartment of ] GOODINGNG •— A group of busi- LLands,j nessm en who w v ant lo buy the form er Slim an said while his group groi is not I State TuberculKrculosis Hospital in Good- cccertain about their planss for th e site, ! f wouldj be^ willing to renl to the shshould the S tate Land Boardlard decide to ' alcoholic treat)treatment center-now^using—ee-eel! them the-property. posspossible u ses - ^ y. Include In housing, recreationlion faculties oth I the dircclor of .the or or a shopping mall. Regional Treatment Tree and Training B ergstrom said he andI othiother c e n te r 5; C enter ind Michael E. Sllman, officials of w in pursue the propproposal they !' stockholdercr in Jericho, which has made m the Land Board Sept.ept. 7 asking j offered to buy the stale-owned for fo a three-year lease withith increasedi ] ‘ sayay thcthey can cooperalc, ront re based upon the number nui of ; ;r, c center director Carl patients pa at the center. Bergstromn and am a Jcricho represcn- ' During ' thal lime the centcrcent w ould I : latlve II offloffer separate proposals undertake ur a thorough archarchitectural for the futurejtu re of the facility to the study sti of the three-bulldlnglg cocomplex to - State LanddBoardinBoi.scNov, Boa 28, formulate fo: long range plans>lans for tb e ; The formermer TB hospital, located on best be facility usage. Bergstirgstrom said ...4 0 a cres onn thc south ^ c c of Gooding, JtoLfll«LWfliiLl i ' . , Twin Fill#. Idaho''■ |FrWiy;November17.1878 Electric1C shockc (cause fprobei1 t . ~IWIN_FALLS ------Idahos- ^ pobitft p r t ^ n g plant He-He. Uw-holl^ JBlietKhe- T * 1Foods andldaho Stale DepartjJSliStS Tuesday rJSit^ht wh«n4io-.wj»8.hit.hy-aL.8hockiocked has three electrkalll “1-le g s" •______• L I abor and Industrial ServiiServices of---charge-of-electriclytrirliy fhnt Uirew him thalcat c a n y 13,000 volts e a d i. Ju st how' . —flcials-a« invesUgatingihethe ccause-of— against-thewaU-aliraU-aboutslrto elghtteot—muchJch-of-Uiat-ponU)le'39,000 ycdlyolts-he-T- - ^m m a L. M asonerr mM; a r y A . “ D e l l a ”^Raw R i soiTRice ------recelv on electrical shock thatt injInjured-a—away: ------* ceived, Flynn said, wasI JuJust a ■ R U PER T ~ E m m a L. M aso n ^, 92, of R upert, died CAREY Ci Mary A. “DeUa"lia” 1 Rawsoo Rice, 94, of , Twin1 Falls man Tuesdoy night.light. He told thee TinTimes-News Thursday guess,ess. Mlntrirtltw Mpmnrifll « CflbI?arey died W edn^ay. Nov.>v. li15, at. Blaine County . Richard Flynn was struckxuck by an ' he saw a flashh of 11light but didn’t know jdaiIdaho-Frozen Foods spokesokesm an loBpltal of on extended illness. HosFlospital ------—5~electrical~chiff^-of-nmdeleidetenhlned -'-where the chargearg e cam< o from oc whjMl—Roycely ce^W iU iam srsald ^C - comi She was bom June 3,1886, atit Kennesaw,K< Neb. She ^ voltage Tuesday night about)ut8:30p.-m. 8: occulted. Thele accaccident cut Uie l i ^ t - wouldluld m ake no com m ents unUuntil an She was bom June 10,1884,, In COgden. W hen She was >) ooved-Bt an eariy age from NebrNebraska lo Oklahoma „ w ' a t Idaho FYozen Foods in Twinrwin Falls. ing in the plant,nl- Invest/estlgation Is c o m p ie ^ , possibly pos: I y e a rs old h e rp a re n ls moved'ed tot( Oakley. In 1899, the ftth family In a covered wawagon. She attended A,spokesnian for Uie Departi•partment of “The doctor)r ihliUilnks It hll me in the by the Elawson fam ily moved to C arey the flretof next week. chooU in Nebraska and Oklahoma arey where she spent the Labor, j said officials wouldId lookIo into back and Uienin Uirewthi m e against Uie Flynn said he had no inlenUtenUon of- rest of her life exccpt six yearssars at Emmett and'four _tb.§JUfllleLtOuseeJ/_the^deccldenl fails waU,”Flynnsaid.said. ISS^fillKrtntinerBrM asonei0TwratOsceolarOkla.yr^ Ing backiowOTkofftheboUdrrrICTT------^------jrearsatPocaRHoT ------and would-— AlthougirWU i^ ^ were few vlsibIe“ S®/,^ aJU D e26.1904. Tliey raised ctftUefttle in Oklahoma prior ‘ ^ ■ “- Iunder their Jurisdiction and ltaincelt_> -_ -^She.married George W. RiceFllce Ocl. 21, 1908, in the- r iccn-tO-Gee physical signsIS of shocksl such os bum s.:...... !!:We>;e had problem s wlUi It sU w v lE ^ R u p ^ in lBl4r Whereere Iher husband was In-:i^— ^Sl m eet wlUi company-officcn- irput-inr'They-^tta-dowmeometHlh'-— ^ be seWlce 8tatl(» and g a i^ e busl]Justness, la le r woiiUng SaltSalt Lake City LDS Temple. what\ action should betaken.ai. " "Flynh sa id HeTsieTsW s elteg'som TsIde"'^? out 11,” he said. tbe Bureau of Land Managelagement. She was a ' He said Ihe D U S has thelioaulhorlly au effectsfromtheacIheaccldcnt...... w HedlcdMay8,igG0. rh e l)Ollw is used to h eat waleivater for oembv of the R up^ Pfnt ChrisUanChr Church and to use court oction to corre»rrecl pro- One of thoseose sside effects, Flynn tato processing al Uie Twinvln ! F alls ' - /as active tn women’s drganizaUUatlons, Including the. ^ Mre. Rice was an activee mmember of the LOS tblem s If neecessary. said, w a? doubleIble visionvl In his one good airistlan Women’s Fellowship. ^urch, working in all theauxUlaixUlary organizations, Flynn was working onI one of the • eye. m l. Suhlvon Include one daughtcghter, Mre.vRova.L Survivors Su Include three d aughlughlere, Fem Sherriff of llmmera of Hailey; three sons,ns, Mer! Masoner of AlarU ameda, Calif.; E v a Adamsonson ofc Carey and Gladys Ivtpert and EUwood M asonerr aiand R onald CAREYCA — Zenouse Chris DodgDodge, 86, died Tuesday, lov. 14, at the hospital In Qpodliipodlng after a lingering H azel P eterson WiK/ i l d e mllness. ne H e w as bom M arch 12, 1892,892, in M ount Pleasant, — r iI ( o )g 11 — CAREY - Hazel Pelereon Wilde,WUc 81, of Jerom e, u S gpnilaillj Jlah. He w as a Worid W ar 1 veteran,vetei and belonged to onntf Cai«y resident, died Nov. Nov 9 of a lingering he American ^ Legion In Carey.ey. HeH w as a m em ber of iloees a t the home of her son. 4LLEY MEMORIAL CASSIA MEMORIALL fw C hurch of Jesu s O irist-of)f l,atter>Day Saints. H e ...... -. GOODINGCOUNTYMEMOIM OBIAL JVIAGIC VALLE Sh e was bp'm May_27j J897, in « Admitted in Joseph. Utah, and ™a m e -to C arey -in . 191ft.tq>on>on discharge-C from the ...... Admitted AdmAdmitted Mved with htf family to'Wood r. Llpe, Mrs. Robert J. Nelly Ne Pineda. George Lock/)ckwood. Vdodvlile, Idaho, and eivlce. He married Georginana FamworthF in HaUey Mrs. Henry Howard otf FalFairfleiay Mre. Roy J. Lip Doved to C arey when she was S Robert L. Carey, Mrs. Joeoe VIgnolo\ and M ary B arrera,era, aU of as 9 years old. They ^>ec. 18, 1933. She died in 1939. He m arried U U a Bessie B BltterU of Wendell;idell; M rs. Allred, Mre. Robe kmeered in the Fish Creek area. Raymond Adams and Chuckick WWInnetl, O m a G arrison,n, MiMre. Ben Ledbetter, Burhurley; Linda Shouse of Murtlurtaugh; GJarrison an in Arco Ui 1940. She died in 19CT. After m ; RuUi On Sept. 28,1914, she marrieded NMinton Peterson in twth of Gooding. Mre. Paul M. BBumcU and Mre. Besslessle Stowell of Heybum; ellring from farming he worked wori al the Atomic ^ utUe of Albion and N ancy HUtorlUton and laUey. They ranched In the area iand la te r operated !nergy plant untU retiring inithel950s. the 1 Dismissed Everett Alldritt,rltt, £all of Twin FaUs; TutU hw In n R oa tn iirn n t ttfwllfl.creamecy_untUJii3 a i _____ idcIlLJudlUi .R tcky W. Peorson,irson, Donal D. Huff and _ Eyd;:velyn Jones, bojh of Paul. _ Sravtvorrtnciude-two-stepsonpsota, Spec YoweU-and— ---. _ Cheryl Kennedy ot WendcIL leath Jon. 10,1954. FUean, Mre. Wall HigginsIS anand Mre. William Bothof,Df, all of Buhl; M argaret ...... Dismissed Sari YoweU: four stepdaughterstiters, Annie Powen and ^ •She married Albert Wilde Sepl.pl. 16,l less. In Nevada. f Robert Ambrose, aU of Goodingodlng. NaUlon, Ja re d Le BURLEY - S * FFfldav.NovoinborU. 107a T lm o 3 -N o w o . T w in F.nll3. IdahoId al B-3 ' t (Vater boija rd to aiisjk fo r Blb ru n eau piateauu] v K i n g J Hb m i f u n d j “By HARK S I ® E F e G^ In addition, the boaboard decided* to board topujLo push the complete pacxage of B O ISE (UPI) - The Idaho Wati If J 150,000 in state funds foro r a feasibilityi The J25,000KX) lheUt( b6ard agreed to give revegetation rev of Uie riverr bibanks to ' i Water provjde'J25,0Q0 in errierTiergency funds lo projectsts amand bills because he said the c ^^dy. the board recpn•ccomthendcd,_.wiU:bclused-f( sed-foc-plannlng-and-not— preven^-further-damage-te pre !-to-water -•—« lod-t 8^TIma»-News,Twln Falls, idthoiho Friday. N o v « fflb e rl7 .197878 C ^ r e l L g s e t f o r January J / ■ ROCK-SPRINGS, Wyo.' (U PI) - A Ing agentIt MfcMichael Rosa as they sat p P< o s t ^ n ^ tfae beaHng"unui*DUi'afCT'tbe' hearing, tb dccldc whettivhether the top with two< otherotho police offlcers.in a car grand gi juiy con^leted Itsiw(^but(w' wm JpoIicc-Ollidal-in-RockSpik Springs should -6uUlde-tbe-SLIbe-SUver-DoUatrBar-duringy—^ _.W edasday.Bhe.BCt.IbeJamii^amu^jlate.. . stand trial on charges5 he murderedn an the eariyy moimoriilng of July "IS- Rosa’ S^ e said on e a r ilv tim e couc o u lio o t b e ' ■ i e W < eduled to testify before Ule aJarranged because the county cou pro- undercover agent has -b een re- w as schedule* — scheduled for Jan, 10. grandJuryJulry July 17. ‘ ., «seoitor was' going on vacavacation. the . d ^ ■ ~ h o l ? ‘ II Westerbe^ andd IParish met for several hours Thurhursday lo decide - * which county hadI JuJurisdicUon in thc DEPARH M E N T STORE S case. Parish said th(the charges would be fUed in Rio Grand■ande Ctounty where m i the kidnapping olleallegedly occurred m MR. COFFEE and not where thc* bobodies were found JEANETTE JUDGEr — in Archuleta Count:unty. I FILTERS ...missing three monthsr Parish said Randydy (G reenw alt, 29, of Thornton, Colo., will'Ul bet charged along l‘i>- ' with Raymond Tlsoi'Ison, 19 and Rick Tison. 16. Thc two'0 1Tisons and their . j a^ars>ld.t>CPther2r i allegedlyJiclpcd ___ / l 2 fM Greenw alt and thclIhelr father. Gary I n FOR I Tison. escape fromn aai n Arizona prison V G«nulno Mr. Code* FlltonFlllori In early August. con olto bo utod wilh moi nd the Tisons used olhor botkei'iype fiilor colfo* fnakcri. SclonTJticollyH dat farberwariRE to crash through a tignod to rsmovo olli. >«d) Aug. 11 a! Casa n>enl. ond blltorneii. M«do le eldest TIson son No. UF100C. JOILEReROTIITISSERIE e Greenwald ond ••••••• •••••••••( k were captured, [ iped. but was found 10-CUP la desert about two 4499 horitles said Tison lire, Ip MR. 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COLOR PICTURE TUBE f ♦.•.•.■•V* ••r'" CKikJI .t At Oirt tl tI MaMs Ori Sl* C ll 1 p ■ S« <1 !■ ' IT vin » « « !• uiVKtm iiAuriiim il’ Twin Falls at] t 705 B lu e L a9 kkes e Blvd. Northm ...... - ■ m — ------V - - ' • v m - -.i..— — o' p o n I ■•<’ •Friday,Nov'ombor•Frlc 17.1978 Tlcnosrios-NowB. Twin Falls. IdahoI B-5 i a m s ’ s h oD r t j u im p ss h o t is a v e :s s C S ByLARRYHlYHOVEY ______— 6^15 won Ihegamer^^------Coach Mitchell wentin twwl lU i'^K ip p Beixlard al Uieh e pointpo In considerably on th e I : TimS^NewiNJewswrller h e boards nnd added som e! ccru m cial p o i i s ' * T he winning play startedled a fler C onnors Stale had lalcciken raU ier a surprise moveove 0as B edard w as playing foolbaootball for lo keep CSI In the ga s of Uie secobd t HUTCHINSON, Kans. - "I“I wasw never so scared in my : gam e. The firsl 13 m inutes of *y the lead on a pair of freeec throwsth by Booker WashlngloiUon, N oire Danle al Uils UmeIme Ilast year. - •h alf were a replayly ofo Ute first as CSI wouldjclosctoaUe clc lUe. I Just shot 11 a s best 1 coulduld andi It w ent in. I Jusl hope 1 The Engles.brought,thee balball to half .court and called^ don’t hnve to do it again;’’------fd-a. "Kippceilainlynuideflade a few mistakes buth'e g avc^ivcus^ls' andporliapstakeahah occasional Ica^ u t wass nnc ev er a U e lo --- tim e-out. Coach MllchellII saidsa the original play wasi forf( outdefensefpr38or39mi39 minutes lonlghl. I UioughlI he plplayed pull away. The speaker w as Jerry WiHlaiiHlams who, with four secondsis Williams lo break high forfor UteUi Inbound p ass and relay U: left in the game, had hit a short Ji /th e very well,” the coachhsald. sai( , The Eagles seemeimed in deep trouble with 5 m lnutes-ISft !t ort Jump shot to llfi the College ball to freshman David Thirdrhirdkill on the wlrig for a possibisible CSI took a 104 lead foL : of Southern Idaho past the physl id four m inutes into the gamle e bulbut Uten when Holland Shephepherd and Rusly Davis gunncmined Connors ■, ihysical Connors State Collegeje shot. Butaflef relaying thelhe b;ball, W illiam s cui baci? Inlo3 tlthe collapsed In a polnUess c Cowboys 72-71 In.the first game less drought Uiat stretched over3ver sseven ahead 63-58 nnd CSI'SI icommitted a turnover, but aj heac&*up . 'f ame of the Hutchinson Junior . middle.whciiLTlilrdklli hU lhim with a pass and he sarsank- minutes. Connors imm& CoUege BasketbaU tournament.ent. mmedlalely moved lnto Ute! lead,lead bul play by Bedard rcgj:%gaincd the ball and over- theUte next nlnb *about a 5-fool Jumper, due to the CSI defense,ise. rnever got more Uian sevenven pointsp seconds, he hit three E ven after W illiams’ winningmlng shot, th e Eagles had lo iree of four free Utrows and] WUliamsWl and lo A fter Uie game Thlrdkllldklll admlllpd,"! didn't wantIt ito away. Bryant added a charl w ait through two tim eouts and then w eather a missed IS- rtarlty apiece. ^ shoot the ball elUier. 1 was scarra to death, and 1 wiwas With 9:50 lefl in Ute Ihalf, Kenny Justice hitI two free Mark Stroud hitIt a short Jumper to put CSIil nlah ead 64-€3. footer off the baseline to count)unt their third victory of the lookingforthepass,” season. throw s and Thlrdklll11 Uien Uie started his hot streakk witlwith a 3 Alier a lead changc,Ige, points from Thlrdklll nnd Williamn§ Connors’ full-courl press■ess gave{ CSI a lot of trouble andar point play: To Uial point polr Thlrdklll had two of CSI CSI trailed almost the entire if CSI's 12 gave CSI a 68-65 leadead with 2:34 remaining. nUrc ballgame and owed thele through Ute first 32 mlnulesnules of the game lhe bigger andar points, but he gol 17 of Um victory to free throws. But Coacl o fU ieirn ex t2 l. Four lim es CSI clclosed With 2:01 left,, Ti Terry Steele hit two freeee IUirows! (o» :oach M ike M itchell said Uiree^ m o re physical Cowboyss dominateddoi the boards. Partrt i of to wlUiin one point, alU: other factors played key roles. H , alUtbugh on each occasionn Connors Cor Connors and CSI thenthe lum ed the ball over tw;wice ia in a JS. He U.»ted defense, excellenl CSl’s Innumerable turnoverlOvers probably w ere altribulabable State would rally backjack Into a four or five point late rebounding and "guls and » ln t lead, Uie last lim e wlUi 1:091:0 to play. and gumpUon when Uie going lo th e loss of points guardd CuiCurtis Rayford, who remainededln Thlrdklll gave Uie Eagle got lough." lagles a m om entary 32-30 leadead lalate in Kcllh Rosser hitlit f for .Connors with 47 second;«nd9 left with Twin Falls due to a kneenee injury.I Rayford was injurtured th e half, but Washingtonigton shoved Connors .<;tnlp ■^heJ>f‘nhpiifl jii-it,, 5hmfftltlT:sncadw>.W hn« Immedinlely iollowlng thee gagame, Coach Mitchell said, j.illv bpfnri>lhphiif»ftr Monday might and had tendoendon damage repaired surgical seconds lo play. WasA'ashlngton then hll his two' ffree r« th ro w ^ tl [J “ Men, o ur execution y a s dogB memcat..butjm iLguts In the last In Uie second hair, sophsophomore O rla n ^ B ryant; plck ir.a^r v.V-3‘--'.rr r Prep football ■ .r . J j ■ I ’..i- 1 'T ' ■ ’• i . . 1 Ma,:.u,r, *: ;;h-r M.:.;M. iKTw' ch.rKrv Mil ;.a'V -T iv - I •> • ,1.. t ■ • (iirls’ bniU etbalb a ll ' • n -.- aliV I Muu/, . . I .,,1 i»._u ■p-—People in Spo00 r t s ———- ...... - I d ^ o jto fa c ee F re sn oo S t a t e GullikiorTKi l o f S r us ^ !r a B n ^[^ se a so n itis I (je ru la iti FRESNO (UPI) - FresFresno .SlAle and.'liie.Uolyer^t}er^ty.ot_an.ftverag£bf 40 pointalnts per game ^vhllo scoringig ieie ss than 15------^ “ Idaho — both of whichn havehav won only two.oflen.footbifootbaUa polnisperfeamo-____ gam& in succcsslon, won a &sce-saw battle against I games this year — hopeipe Uto close out their seasons wil “ *‘4! “ Fresno State, mearleanwhile, has allow ed o litUe ]itU( over 30 —(elk)w-Amc£icanJdta5 Gcnilarulaltls Thursday tq ,8 cn d _ | L rare win Satunlav niehl wh til whCT th ey rn eel In M oscostJdaflU daho^polnt^p^ game whUe;lUe scoring at-a 2&pointsi>i^aa^ am ed fp T ------^ the top seed crashing out of3f theth second round oflne ■ r Idaho w as awairded a forfeitfoi vlcloiy against cross*sloss-slate ^ e quarterbacked by Inconsbtislslant BUly 5175,000 Grand P rlx tennis chan;hamplonship. I rival Idaho State last week w hen one o'f the two planes Yancy.whohadadlsnJismal gam e last week a fte•r r popassing for GulUkson outlasted Gcrulaiti;laltis in an enthralling Iwo I B e n ^ were flying to MiMoscow was forced lo rclurrreturn to g,,, touchdowns Uie p sttoedgchomce^.S-?,^ I le previous week against LonLong Beach . hours, three minutes, contest to Pocalellb, Idaho, becauseuse 0of engine trouble.. - Slate. "und funi u qunrter-flnnl-motdjotdi-agaln?t-ebcth-6©eded ----- 1 - -T h rB en g ala miablinablc~toTnatarthG~arrangenicnt! A m erican Sandy M ayer who10 outgunnedou British Davis . .1 get the re st of Uielr sqiiaisqUad to Moscow and forfeitedcited the Two Vandals — Jay Goodcnbour and M ike; MMe cCurdy — ' *Cuppcr Mark CoJtG-i, 7-5. gam e. have shar:<^ playingng ilime at quarterback thistiis ) y ear with__. ____T here w ere aJBo second-roun'round upsets for two o t h e r - ; - l - —^FYesno-State-was-not-^not-flo-lucky-The-Bulldogs-hos 5-hoslcd-Gbodenboureomplelir leling 60 percent of his p a ssccs. s.------;------; —s ^ e d players in all-Amiiricancan clasha^ - - r‘ ,~ j-l ::;^riU na Stale last w^kek an d w e re soundly beaten 3^14.-3^H.-r--r— WeaUier-ehould-not-not-be-a-facto'r-ln Uie-gariieanic_.Idaiho's-— : , Stan Smith outlasted foiirth-srth-seeded Brian Gottfried I ------^^e-Vandal9r€oached-b;ed-by-Jerry^BvitehT^jave-allov-allowed—home^ame^replayelayed^nilde-a^mwfadlumr^n7— ~~ — • (M, 3-6, 6-3 and faces Arth(Arthur Ashe who edged I seventh-seeded Harold Solomonmon2-€,(H,6-l. I Boxing chdub I • " Kenyans favored fight card"d 0 =» MADISON, Wis. (UPI) -• HenryHe Rono of Washing- ]■ H e a d in g t h e M e tsts ton Stale and a team of Kenyanlyans from T exas-El Paso TWIN PALLS-Thee MflMagic Valley a rc favored to \^ln the 4Cthloth annual NCAA cross Boxing Club has announcelunced the card “ The full Impact of runningIng Iflhe Mets Is Just beginning for the boxing' matches±es scheduled f country diariiplonshlps Mondayiday. Ito settle in," says Lb'rindada d(de Roulet, who h as Uken T he 10,000 m eter race,e, \which U niversity of , Satuhiay night al TwinAfin FaUs I High J over aa president of lhe New^Jew York baseball club. Her School Wisconsin Coach Dan McCllffCllmon callcd “lhe Rose ]fathCT (Charles Shipmanin PiPayson) is lhe majority Bowl of cross country," will'ill Ibe run at the Yahara j According to Norm Vol:Volmer, state stockholder and has left the running of the team to _ ,_l^xing commissioner,’, th«the matches A 2S0.5uoDe;rfrwi» S A T U R D A Y j) IN STI5T0CK NOVEMBER 18 !1 FULL SIZE S • • *■; • f ESELECTION I.S.U. B i p • I w ' ' NEVADA itM) ] 0 S ! 8 : 0 0 p . m . ! I ® KEZJ ...... i 9 5 F .M . B B I ^ r r i r i HL»n anmoM v w j rHAT C»tAT OH niU M a «nTK OIMVlNtoim SW r*JTS '{C&- • FW Woolworth Co. 0 DAVm NUNROE CHIBEVROLET M B i a • Simplol Soilbuilders Pkoie 543'M(11 (1 r = »1 4 1 ^ Taber loairance 220 N. B ru d ii; i ii i IBikl m r m ad\DDISON AVE. E. I Conpany i l !l The O-o-o-oold , 733-9233 •i Arnold’s MachineryHf P l l p j I Re-e-e-l3-liable TWIN FAILS i B BS i B i i BANKANKCABD5 WELCOME —:------r? ------f . ' — Friday, Novom tiof 17-1H/8-1/8. .■.Jlm o8-Now i..Tw ln5allBIB, ,ld Idaho B-?...;.:------' N • , ,■ I t l t o n l i nn e - / ,|^B rief!v in spprtssp ______. U.S. team namedZ ^ - r ; ______GuBLsigigns, . LOS ANGELES (UPn) - U.S. r - j w h e n U{iS e rU C Davis Cujbcaptain Tony? Trabert_Tr ; iM e izr withKa 1' named John McEnroe, BrianI'rian Gol^ ’ INTERNATIONAL------«-B•-Bruins. W ^le. needle 131Jl yayards to become the greatest2St Ifrled, Sian Sinlth imd Bob'Bob'fcutr-:- T— T-—-H Southeni California or UCLA?I?'*" nrusher in conferenco history,j)ry, and Brown rank" 1-2 in theh e KANSAS CITY. MO. (U P J)^ -, ' Thursday to play In the Davii^avls Cup i —Whlcb-WULbtibe-EadUc-lO-Coj^ pftpffipfipfo'/>hnpip)nn __—P-ac-lO.P -\Vhile also Is-the league>ague!&top«corcr-wiUiC8-polnls.- S-— —Lefl-hander—Larry—Gy—G ura;—who------fin a l against B ritain next rnonlh.rnor ------^ thc Rose Bowl representative —- theth favored 0-1 Trojans or The T rojans are favoredJ by 5seven pblnts but Coach John'hn adm ittedly passed1 up a m6re n the 8-2 Bruins? Robinson,n thinks there shouldould be nq favorite in this game.IC. lucrative offer, agreedyeed lo a hew The British team, announcilunced by Satuhlay'SIlemoon, beforec a packed Los Angeles Terry T Donahue,,thc BruinI coaccoach agrees, even'lhougli somene . five-year contract with#lUi UieI K ansas . Brian Gordon, Britain’s-'^fs-'^eputy Coliseum and a national televlsonIson audience, wc'll all tind people p claim l^physlcflllycally stronger. CUy Royals after tesllrtesting the free 'fc* ------'-C-consulgeneraL O in Los Angeles{clejjAllL ______L- out. "WcTiavo'the'same-numbcitmbcrof-piaycrsr907TloiVt-we;'‘ r." ^ag6nt” maVket?~Gura7nra7-the"firsi ------:------B j i bc brothers John and David/id Lloyd,L While ali thc spoils will to (Die victor in Saturday’s Donahuesays. t player to bc selecteded bby 13 team s Buster Motlram and MarkkCox. Co game before a paclted Los. AngelesAn Coliseum and a "How can they make ellhtellher side. lhe_faY.oritc,’', saysiys and the Royals inn thc Ui xe-enlry "nalloiutltelevislpn aiidlencc, thenIhcrc may^be something for—- Robinson.f "I expect It to) be a clo.sc gam e ond-onc thatlai- draft, becomes thei firstfirs player ini ...... ~~ The tcams-will t>e-be-becom e------: - thPiftsey^-posslM e spotinI the Flostfl'Bowl at Temno. I "could ~r iMylecidedbv a brcak;'^ ..... iljinc-0t-liusllhrceje-(iiiti^try.draflS'.to “ Offlclal io d a y f before Uie|^ tasti r l- o f = Ariz. It’s not the same laying layli In the Rose Bowl In u s e ifeds Uie series, 27-14-G7-14-G. The Trojans won last year2ar sign and play wllhth his h origlivil UlUie compeUlion Dec. 8-1010 aat Uie ?oal as tim e ra n oul. The victory Pasadena on New Y ear’s, but In theseth days of high football on o a F ra n k Jordan field g o al: >ry team . LLAI A R R Y G U R A MMission Hills Country Club:iub n ear costs no one turns down a chanceice ala'WOO,000a payday. knocked k the Bruins ouli of the Rose Bowl and sentent resort. No ...KCslgnce ^U»e P alm Springs desert resoi Even before the season started,led, Ill w as the feeling of mosl Washington V to Pasadena.I. 11 ;also put the Trojans'in the ic a l .— changes are expected, observers thal the the Nov. 188 mim eeting betw een USC and Blucbonnol E Bowl, which theyhey won:47-28v overT exas AiM^ . B e n n e tt critic al UCLAiwould be for-the Rosejse Bowl. E n route lo the While USC and UCLA are fighting foc thc Rose Bowl, SPOKANE (UPI))-Washlnglo„ E ''erttrirt tr iu m p h s McEnroe and Gottfriedd willwil ploy cilmacUc meeting, the TrojansIS io:lost lo A rizona Stale while Stanford S will be al Callfornlifornla. Arizona State at Oregon^ Stale University basketJSkctball player RANCHOCHO MIRAGE, Calif. singles sl while SmlUi and-Lid-Lutz. a the Bruins bowed to Kansas andid OregonOi Stale. S tate and Washington Slatelie at Arizona. Stanford is favored^ Chad Bennett, 20, was wa; listed in (UPD-Defi- Defending champion and veteran v team who won Utethe NCAAi The gam e p its thc Pac-lO's top twot rushing team s. Each by t C. ASU by 4 and Arizonana by 10. W ashington and Oregon crIUcal condition in theU cardiac No. 1 seedeed Chris C Evert continued doubles d tIUe for Unlvcrsl/erslly of : has a better lhan average quarquarterback, too. with Rick: area Idle. . . cdre unit at Deacones:oness Hospital her winningming slreak wilh a 6-2,'G-l SouUiem S California In 1967 19C and ; Bashore firing for the Brulns'anci'and Paul McDonald for the ASU (6-3) and Stanfordrd (G-41(£ are In lhe running foi Thursday after collapslilapsing during a triumphfl overovei Romania's Virginia 1968 1 and have never losl;l In Davis Trojans, possibleF Sun Bowl berths.s. WhileWl S aturday's gam e is Uic p ra c tic e session In P u llm an Ruzlcl In a $250,000: Tennis Open ,CCup doubles competition,1, willwl play r ' . I last one of the year for lhe Cardinals, who feature thc doubles. Each side also has two cxccilcrellenl runners with Heisman 1 Wednesday. champloiishiloiiship. tl . ! Trophy'candidate Charles While^ile nnd.Lynn Cain for*lhc! nation’sr lop passer In Steveleve Dlls. ASU finishes up nexl T rojans and Thootis Brown and anc James Owens for the! week\ against Arizona. -TigerswUl— be tough forNebraskika By UNITED PRESS INTERPERNA- TIONAL Everything seems lo bc brcaiircaklng but rlghl for Nebraska al the moment, enSracrivim ^l the Comhusiccrs had better not gel too D A Y jtovijuniOr comfortable wilh their newV foundfo status. Strange things happen when*henever I Ncbrasica has to face Mlssour at * . J ■ I Lincoln. Neb. ------Nebraska, which upset Oklahiklahoma lasl vw»k lo nail down a spotot Inin the _ 7 ^ ^ ^ ) ' ' f l FlI-A-nAT'' ^■ArjUAitr “I ‘It RAMATM . tAVTMmr Orange Bowl, has its sightss sc^t on ' ' ' i . V - T i m s u i i i RCPAtR l A n r i M being No. 1 and Is hoping lo get lhat 1 \ X m /.'■‘‘- K I WfLATWI ed Penn SpMlally i chance by meeting top-ranked I IMMB ■ Seoi»Anrf rormulol*d I State a t Miami on New Y ear's Da; InlloL.Up / / For Drum The Com huskers currently hof DAILY B 30 9 00 SUNDAY9 00 6 00 P H O N E 734 $967 > I . J > ■ ______f BTS TImeo-Nowa. TwIn Falls,iWano Idaf '•hriflay.Nbvembni •<»I II1H/B .' ' yT.»K»ntTTrsa i« g ?gan M i M 1 ^ > - _ ■ ___ . _____ - -■ " I I nudalo 5 5 a • 1« 43 43 ' _ POAGOLF , - n L ^ 5 j ■ M lnneiota I. Tdr) Wauonoa.429.3i Ull MSntan I3C7.4m.m. 3. . ------4 Xouslon ' . ------— . S & 'UftzJte A , • Ii 4 San"*Anlonlo - I: ! S h ' SBimiSfip’ ...... _ ------i 3 " s i ® 5 ; _J4— N»w--Dfl«an»------— t ary WayerVl^,^*. SF ------1 - 4 DetraU '“ V',r.5Sr5'‘—I I ^ h o c k e y S ♦ G o l lf f ■ . i f f s s a 4 .Cleveland B ------mmurtfi ntVm^v r - N ^ Ujps tl64^. S. Jue Ualock lir Jelt Hall Tom Kile. ■ ' , ■ \\ . Mark rUe 1 W L Pd.‘ OD — = n ■ t ; . . S S i ' i l ™ I3 p a w a i Clly t. * 7 ^ i 8 - S flcnilu Dllly Dunk f o n e y , . w^ilnxlbrldge 3 iJn'Jauke*. • ’ ' 8 ^ a s a ? , . - Vivian______773 ^ Olleago. *3 J3 -.Irt 6 • ■tt-- ar-o A “ ^ — fl Allanlo ' 13 a 2 . 3> D in n e rs ------— • - ■ tr?— ------:------^ NY RanRerf . IQ 3 1 23Is ei !a ------tT03. /. llnxT Devlta^ W NY Illander* t- S 3 2121 as 52 ...... 70 ■ ’ — S«aUle Yi n v S Philadelphia 7 « 4 IBIB S4 40 TENNIS -h W/ H iAW f A I II \ • 11 VacatiaItlon Days • C hoice of 3 departure dates: February7 11 2 , 1 9 o r 2 6 ,1979 • Roundtriprip a ir (are I K • Deluxe anand First Class HotelsIs • Lei Greelii3ting tDCDDCaTPCJCCEl ca© l!7@i T^ ? ® • Full sig hhtseeing, ts (our islandss MICCHELIIIN • 9 m eals..I... (ully escorted • Kauai. Ma^aul, Hawaii and Gatiuh u rongcm enls 3 ough: 4-Ways Sorvico, 235 vonuo Wosf^ _____ ^’FwTra■aeflm&Rn oad- I^ D .'83301 Grip Inn Mud & Sninow 1 4 -7 8 0 5 Dependd On MUhelilin!" AS LOW H7'^ s i/t ^ 1 PLU S SI OTHER SIZES SIZ i PROPORTIONATEIUELYASLOW ■ I FREEMOUllUHTING ■ ' I ANDBALAl.ANCING M \ ^ J p n ,i: yoar g.Qi.l- >Oy/M.|| tho itioM won«Ondotful voco lion of oil boouiif jl H q w c , Se- e « t h o Fftn Croiio ,n Kouoi. C lho Lohomo andJ lok o V allu y in i i Moui H1I0 V0I'okano U Noilon □ I P o ik amiiui i Kono otl Ho.sa,, AM nl ,n '•■roMor.Oafuiih u * “•WB' YTmaig’HowjrTwln FallaFalla, Idaho M ■ ...... Before...... I — Kar bhopens^w itlr b a ^ hketb a li wuin i l [ a ^ tawksr l i f g ^ Moore^ ...... POCATEIJ^.Jda>. Jdaho CUEI).-^JdaliQ.Stolc4Jnle-Unlvcrs--.>- -ildalio State Jumflimped oui in.front (W) in ,lhoho first 11 tw o ------—! Ity opened lls 1978-’ LAWRENCE, Kan. (UPI) 1978-79 basetbali season on a winning wlr minutes ^foree BillI Palm er connectedd ' ffor the ' | - Bud K ' ■ H B | m NcbiN ebraska set on NCAA sirslnglc„ ...note______Moore was fired os head !ad football seasoii;ason- h i ^ with .799 to ta l yayards Brand Robinson s coQCb of the University of son scored 23 points Wednesday i of Kansas i .O J againsgainst Kansas and Missouri cndcided a lo lead Idaho Slate SKS i The Australianin I team came as close ns'lls'll points ■ i Thuraday Just' two days bef State University lo 102-81 baskcbasketball early In thc second before the ' ' stringaing of three -stroi^l losses to thc victory over the Aus ond half, but that w as the closcjloscst they j Jayhawks are lo meet ar ! Australian All-Stars, arch-rival H Qyhawks. • -. Robinson-scorc 15 Including ^ot- • ' _ K ^ fe a s State tn lhe 1978 seasot rc 15 points in the first half, IncU L^niigal«,_^^^K M lR .Mwce_was,hlted,away_fcomJ3i j c a c _____12 points-in-thixXlrsLiirsLclghLminuteiol-pluy-.toipacelSU pact -. —Robinsoaj^as.his.high scorer for the evening ■ Mwre, iwwcver, will cotcoach the ning. Andy.,. I Bryanryant’s staff at Alabama in 197474 and loa50-33hnlflimoleTie lend. BlicavspacedthoA[10 All-Slars with 21 points. JdyWMtfl agalnsl Kansasos StaleJ in > led•d KoK ansas to a 7-5 finish and aI b F d t’slavAwy0^say^ F B I s tt i a r t e d pa a r t s n o f b) n r e ^ i r r pD l l a n T ______WASHINGTON (W I)JPI) - The'FBI Implemented n t^ ___ .B ut a lavyjCT for W,r_W, M ark F ell,jo n n er-as8 o claelate— orders the warranUe .. paHs of ihe Nixonn aadministration’s disci^tedJled fBI dilator,'saji"oeri ------^T35ttln^‘-lrw di «eking-to-defend-Felt-on-U>i-toe-:wuDe-.».. — "pertain recommendations” of3flhe t In documents filed file this week a t the fede ; , Huston plan for Q le^;a] break-ins,b mall.openl^-andand ------H w tw rtep o 'rt were Im federal of higherr aiauUwrlty Uut led a federal.:rai appeals’' : • « Implemented in mid-Augustist of courthouse, Fell’st’s hlawyer contended approvalroval of • coiift to overturtturn the convicUons of -Wc- W ate^te ,' wire ta ^ to uncoverr (u,fugitive radicals in the earl>arJy '1870 following a leleftelephone conversaUon betw&ween surreptitious i>ntr ^ Painting contractorpleaia eads guilty to GSSSA bribe K u w aitt oil m in[lister pr(ro p o s e sS "SHINGTON)N (UPI) - A because)use h e fe a re d ' he would lose paint on lhc window' trimtrlr of a f ^ r a l . Baltimore palnllnInllng contractor niooeylf«y if required to put two coatss ofol building. pleaded guUly Wedne'ednesday to charges he offered a *5,000)0 bribribe lo a General p ric e in(ic re a s e ie a c h qu[u arter Services Admlnlstrailslratlon employee I . while FBI agents3nls w atched ond I P m onitored their conve:onversatlon. , ' ^ "HelpU^nl T a RACAS. Venezuela (t it^d! (UPI) — Uie world economwmy.” irlce price of oil separately with c Kuwait’s oU minister says he v I other ihe willui^e If OPEC.adopt!opts such a measure, 11 count:ountries. not even the UrU nited D lm itrlos MavrophIrophUlpos told U.S. \ thfe oil cartel to raise prices ni es next year could mean anlannual an rise of 8 pcrcent states>tales,” he replied. "This (oilI piprice) District Judge Barrln,arrlngton Parker he ■ e v ^ th iw raooths by up to 4 to4pereent toiBpenwitoverver Ihe current average declslleclslon Is exclusively In the han(ands of offered the payofff last month to GSA \ TWIN FflALLS CLINIC for a possible annual incireoj:rease of 16 ba$epV1ceoffl2.712.70 a barrel. OPEC — pewent^------)PEC.” inspector -JosephJh-Thomp«»:-III -1 ■------Kawaltrwlth-a-h-a-dally-pToduction of------“ J ' The rem artcs by Sheilc All K halifa 1.6 million baireijTels of oil, Is one of the mmrna Al^Sabah coincided with a disclosuredli most influentialal ArabA m em bers of the -----—— 'Registered— *by Venezuela's ena® r chieflief tliat the 13-member cartelrtel thal controls M per OiganlzaUon of PetroleumnEsqMrtlng Ej cent of world oU tr CTION! CoiisldCTlng ^ — Al-Sabahrwbo-r ASSi ! 1 EVEhY s a t iir d a V — — sui* q u a r ts price boosts.a. Venezuelan Presiresldent Carlos' /m^es ^ — SALE STSRTS afll t 10 A.M.” ! i i u lUSES . Al*Sabah, on a foui>day ofofficial fit visit Peiez and Energy:rgy and Mines Minister INI OUR NEWLOCATmON — 2099 4th AVEUVE. EAST ■ to C a rtc a s, told r e p o r t s WednesdayWei Valentine Hemam andez, insisted hU and Licensed!d Practical Nuri i r s e s I NawM erohandlsa!s0 F r o m F o u r 8 « B B o n 8s u u p p p p ly ■ be would suggest quarterlyly increasesin country "definitenitely is not In agree- eC or ^ l o r H eateri • Wood«n Detl ranging from a parent lo 4 pepercent a t m ent" with anin oil t p rice freeze for • New Car Oil i Air Filter* • MetalSlorogeCoblneoblnet I ^ tbe secoDd annual OPEC' ministerialmil 1979. •e200a900AmpFvte« 2C • Commercial Chairt * Medicaf SIStenographi hers ■ coof«reoce in mid-December.t>er. The ministerr wwj as asked his opinion e • Sott*« ery Teller e New Point I 1 — ‘Tliat’* tbe proposal KuwKuwait will of Treasury S Sec ecreU iy VI. MlchacI • Office Equipment • Hammond ElectricIcCKordOrfeoh Ch< | • I eAAetalVMTopDe>ir • CreeoSWrlffereror ^ Lab Techn take to (be OPEC meetinging in Abu Bium enthal's tourtoui later this week ol . fu nicians • File Cabinet • Coco ColoCeeUr I ^ I , Dbahi aod I believe thatt it will be four Arab oil-proproducing states In an A nd Lots o t O therh e r I • I adopted by the membersers of the effort lo persuadeade them lo keen prices Good Merchandise • X-ray Tecli:hnicians organlzaUon," he said, addltidding such down, dlSB J . , ■ I bikes “would be easUy absoiibsorbed fay "A rab states3 do d not ncgollale the Taking ContignmenitTienl» I I' 9:00 A.M.-5100 P.M. Mon. FLEA ^ I Contact: C c . I -FusionTesesearchpress;se d ------|i I MARKET B u s ln e)ss s M anager I OAK RIDGE, T em . (U (Ul PI) — Fusion Is attratlracUve because it Is Bring Q Your Garage ' — Electric pow^ from-nuclearlear-fuBkM)' "cleaoer''-thanoo conventional naclear _ . O r : D l r e c U:to r o f N u rs in j may-not be available commi Jon, which uses fission. rcoT'Twiv f ng S mmerclally power generation S3ISales To The Buyers! V^l u im t% ^ £ •} Ha* I unUl well a fter tbe y ear 2000.» . butb< a lop an d ita fuel suppljpply would be almost 2099 4th Av*. Eait ilr.1 Ib m«4*A^u.t. G o vm unent official said Wed Wednesday inexhaustible. Dr. John F . Q a rk e told mnsoMurnniMiLM. 't ^ U U k w a e a ^ is still moving swlfUj 7W-77U 7 3 3 -1 - 3 7 0 technology because it has such ’ the CouDcU for the nrnm-mimmnktnm ^ jsr."Cg' > »' >* ^ Equal Oppofti)Oftunily tmployer potential. Advancement ofSclcncejyritlng.of S M l . C e o d f ' Nev. 16 Ihru 1 \ GRADE SrlP^or 1 / DE A-N0RBES1 % MANOR>R ^ A HOUSE r ' 18 to ^ I 231b. J , Tomsf79f ^ A P - \V fl r j X i V ^ JH w x ^ * BUII U D 6 E T W I S E GRADEE C TURKI[EYS FRESH 1TURKEYSS GRRADE A TURKEY2T rs RIADY TO0 COOK SELF BASISTED N 0 R B E SST 1 6RADE A MANORM i HOVSEMm r a ■ A S T i BD 10 lo 23 lbs. 1 0) lt< o I b f . 0 10 I*^ 2] 3 I b t . C o T i n U B M t ^ L o)ls i s of W hlH ^^PI a r h t p K l t d l M * a l l I Ib. ______: )91 " n . . | j r •> ■ r. ' ' V - — — - f — Prldaj; November 17,16>. 1678 Tlme5-NowB. Twin Falla,Falla Idaho B.I1 I-. Q m u x i’tc i h e ^ u rwives fo■ ( ^ t 0 5 y ■ ; , ------LANSlNG.-Mlch^fUP-I)-LAN; ------In-a—In U:S.-gold -coins'fiurtl .Carter-Moadi±deJorl98CSQ? J SUrt>IV(ld“ Thcy^are" <• lemn Masonic ceremony th tl at described a s the onlyinly (collection of its dupllCEiplicated centui7 -old ‘ events,. the kli^d outside the Smith:mlthsonlan Institute WASHINSHINGTON (UPI) - President:nt that the Republican1 swsweep in Mln- ios-yc£^year-old cornerstone of the statest Btthenation'scapital.lital. C arterr said Thursday Vice President;nt nesota and in the Midwe:dwest in the last Capitolipltol was pried open. ,. < •r F.j^^ondale will bc.his jimnlngng ilectlon ' might makeke, 'M' ondale, a was solemn'at tho mSlcMa^ V ' InsldInside was a valuable cache ofif 18731 ^ talk was agalit. If he seeks rejection. -• formw Minnesota senatoilator, a liability, ceremonial opening ' V goldcolid cobis. ling of the cor- carter■ter was\» asked a t a breakfast1st B ut C arter Is high on Mondale1> and, •■'■■’" • ■ ' - ' . TTho h o cornerstone- In reality ^ v a s «wrstone. session)n whiwhether press secretary Jodydy ilke no other president,mt, seesi his vice brokenoken last week and a glass-lli "I don't expectI to be1 around 100 Powell11 accaccurately reflected h is viewsws president for lunch once a week,- a s ------— ...... a ^p p p c e r r.. box containing circa»laiiasJ— yeart from now-whe^then-th«omerslone-WhenEowc CowelliakLMondalewQuldbein. tin, .weIlas,o^iaihlghpollcyjiIcy meetings. • •■• - ' ■ ------artlfactlfacls was removed. Howev'ey"'.!Is-opened agaln/i-.‘-i- H House Speaker—»^g No-2Ou2 spgl o tJfC aiffN i^ld C T to runm ____;Mgnd«IeJM»s_k'ept ailovtpronieBlnce_L 10% ------"■'— ^ W ^^hesdaF^mark'^—th^foVm h e rm a , "BoBby D ~ C rim told a throng of *m&80. ------the-DemoCTBtrwenraowiflownl tcrV tt OM-K- t n i Sr w«j '.V c ( r*'.r» : I b x ht a-.ixo s.j-.. i^ rx rc itf V: jrrr»rri» r».'»irr *.'ij ^ • ■ X i -V riet.I.V* t n ; I: *T*.- ,-4 '-V »r,; y -.V wi:h k v ^ ( P / f t j y , •iir:cai.*w ? * j r - ; - .nr ; « m r t tf 1,.-...»,• w;.r-*4't 1? I Ih i *>N: i.- , j v W r ' : ; ' :J.:r r ' j I' j ' > 1 4 ' ' ' “<*• ’.me fin -* .t »< I. SBHI I C*WTT • !■ 1.; .1 , • i - \ briiK js n-iiM irt' \ r \ r. . r , */j.S ? S -v II d.t M'liib.ii 't i.i.i - ______.1.* 1'^ 1 ..i.m. » ■uuf.-.i Oite-t uu( ii.Kim III S’ I ''jiiil ( fix I'li.i ^ '^ii" ^ 7 l« ’.ii.M« .Ml.>1.1 .<1 ui« .r'WJ.im ui.ii n t .1,... ' :: Pii j : ‘■■n-'-i " "-■■ ■■ ' ,n||. • .»«u' I...... ll". .i I • I..r* .I’l.f ' ;''V. I i ..'•••w * n..« im. ■ M :ial edilorial projecjct eagerly awailedled - and kept. All year long. Andd longer. I •■■If iT ...... •••“"« " A s.pecial r*»ii.».N.urt...... t» "•nMi.ncr«( .f9 «-» ; j3*rrlttingmg c3r.idiinr . u..«« - 7 3 3 - 0 1) 9 3 1 1 T u c •. c3 a T D ' rcrm brr ilh te \I ‘ ‘ ' ^ 7frl2TIm «>-ft>ow 8; tw ln Foil3. Idaho Idah " F fld a/i N ovom bor 17.191;iQ 7 r .... _ t ma^aaaesr^M.*rw7r=BBs:^rasBilis. »■ I iiiimiii I ■inr-a:wjj'-'.»-'-gCTtT»Ttfii^r=. ..iq.WMiigigaU0s»t»iwa0f S n i( ’ S tlKl g : : i!ritf l &slW ...... H 101 Ile:si J ' - I I I C:nmcs/ ^ E i r i cched Flavo] Dr’tobeaccop prove( ;d satiisfyin l g eventto hig]^htarssmok(:ers in1 latesst rese5arch.1. W hat do srrsm okers of higigh tar cigaretti■ t t e s - t h e consideringing o ther branci n d s . toughest tastete critics o f lovtw tar sm okinLng — have to T h i s a bbility i l to satisfyfy o \’er long peperiods o f timm i e say about lowiW tar M ER IT? c o3uld u be the nioniosL im portantat evidence tct o I R e a d w h aIt t they th o u ”hiht in a new , i.aI iJtio in v ieie ji date that: MiV E R I T i s t h ee first real tasa s t e I research effor : '> r t : ' a l t e‘rn n a ti\’e fo r hih i g h ' C onfirm ed:}/.-.M ajoritv ot llii'_'i: i i.ir 'nv 'k' k e r - i M t e ar sm okers. M E R IT taste t(.‘([ual to or> r 1 ' e i I i ' l A h ig h tar ci^ari.irette-; ie->ied! ( V r to twice die LIT L, C o n f i r m e di : : M a]orii\- ot liliiL in i.ir '!!:> 'kl. confirm tastee :sati-'lactii> n i MERIT. A nd currcn. ■ n t MHRIT s m ; A s i r e p o r t e d : •> I ’ C o n f i r m e dA■^5';,oi: ' Ail '.-srl'- it w as an "e.is'l - 'V C o n f i r m e dI: : i0 \\T \\ '.)c mVkIT V M sm okers say theirtl t, > : r : w e re n ’t m is-^eie d ' C o n f i r m e d I::' o::- . l i r ; j 3r . ; i;- lOO'l n . - , I Warning; Thai Cigart;!- ,,.r KiiJn " S o .: -O '- E x ^ e rrt sha ? graft Iquesi 3 By JUDY mlOORE o o : saisandpaper products gearedxl forfo repair do-lt-your-selfersrs "Once that dries. If It’sS'too too hard to sand by hand. I use anai paper stencU will puli^jp'kJifeaslly. . ©Chicago Sun-TlU h'nm to ______•• .aml.lii)libyfsl3.: arv ___ :_____ ;___ clcctrlc sander.fo sm ootht^.^.own.tlie •VGalley a l life H m ClaClassified W Twi'win F alls, Idaho Friday, Novt>vemberl7,1978 I w w \ . ^ w m w 9 m F a c t o r vy , b u i l t; h o m e2 a t t r a eG tiv e am i d a f ff c o r d a b ll i e — LANCASTER. Pa. - A new! eraen In plank style celling5 paintedpa with deep housing has been introduced In the brown opaque stain.In. E1 ig h t fool white Western United Stales with dcvclievclop- acoustical cclllngsgs are standard ment of a new style of factoryry bbuilt throughout the restest of the house, house that Is atlracllve, affordsordable E xterior Is S." resi<■esidential plywood and liveable. siding sealed and painlainted. C alled The Unconventional Home. Hoi The home was dcdesigned by Clay / Lhe new house was developedped by Latimer and Jacklc IIHager of Goldop- j Golden West Homes, Inc.. Santaita Ana,A West In consullationon ^wlth-an indepen- Calif., In cooperation with Armstrnstrong dent archilecturalil team and the - > Cork Company of Lancaster, Pa,,Pa, lo Interior design was w by Linda ' a - help solve the hlgh cost of hou.-5inji'jlng'ln" Newman, ASID. o(o( Ai rm strong's In-- theW 'est. terlnr Design Center.ter. Resilient floor- • T he new home Is fcalured In the Ing. cnrpcting. andnd most furniture November Issue of SUNS;NSET were from the iTidoor Im World of Magazine, which acted as a con:consul- Armstrong and luIts subsidiaries. lant on the projccl. The Unconvconven- Evan.s & Black carpelrpets ond Thomosv- llonal Home, lhc first homo In1 a newi llle Kurnllure Indusfist rries. A M Berlea twlng Introduced by Golden Gol Gary Pomeroy,. vicc-prcsldcnlv of W est, takes ndvantaRe of tiglitly tlRl m arketing for Goldf-’ndi.'n West, said there controlled conslrucilon tu assure ass were a number ofot innovations1 that quality and high value for cost distinguish the Uncoriconvcritlonal Home Comprised of four modules In ofoffset from olher manufactiaclured houses. shape covering 1,7G0 wjuarc feet,eet, tho Bccause o( the mn aur n n c r In v^lilch the ' new house Is adaptable lo manyany site hou.se Is conslructe'cted wilh (our 10' locations ranging from a 50-footo t lotic In modules, il has a mlminimum 3/12 roof j^H a n existing community lo) largela pUch which allows-s tl the hom e lo have Individual lots. The rct.ill pricep willwll be shingles, shakes or- o r tile and fixed KW.OOO to $42,000, depending on op- eaves Pomeroy saiduld fixed eaves are tlons. and exclusive of land andand site especially importanla n l In Califomla services. where maximum v^idv^idthof a unll Is 12- ’ ...... Differences In price are m specifl-5pe- feel becauseof hlglm{Imay restrictions. * ■ • • cations and grade quality ran> -'The m axim umI 4040- foot width of the from n b.tslc home to .i lux hom e allows It to go 1anywtiere from a Version. AIl~nomes win be appr I » • rvsidcnlial lot wllh wil 5' tetbackS on This 1- contem poraryry home Is com priseded of four modulesi momode in a factory anc; nd jolned-a^the siteite mately the same tn sire . ellher side to lar«c Individual1 pieces construction SUe se n ices vkill ra l l S f o r ' ’'™ ' Iructed to comply wilh lhe lh< — — '------from an esllm aled $8,0U0 to llJ.ooi. home can be bulll in i foundation, fees and permits, insti ral standard for all mobUe home: mob.k- homi- dc.IKT c stabilshed W l* by lhe Department 0 tion, utility lines and connection in a slandard M -j2 Iwcxar Karage and dri\i-\kay□ V n™l "O '"'' " “ sing and Urban Developmen■™! A lm analacfor hancndymen annd gardemners wide Co a :o'-75- Wl,wide mobile home ,^ 7 ir u a lk D ) In 1976 II has a full warrant;inty Imjc r v community space ■' for one)ne year and lo da\"s from d.iyyof 0 DyBOBHERGURGU TH - ^ — T o mnorrow- o rn r n o T r comes, so tell - o n d th e w orklkl Ii.it, In '.Its Wllh • The t>Afclc model uill Includc you; cry and you'll never•\t-r T'-t ymir t-rjjj. 14 lU- p<)itit«il out thslhat the I'nconvcn- delivery,.c ry . Chicago Sun-Tliin-Tlmes pi-opk* thal'Nval'NVfchenyou'lidoit w y sllienl flooring, carpet, draperjjj h o rn e-im p ru v em cn t lo;.:ii ■rccd air tiori;il Homo m akwes i It possihk- lor the Poor Robert's Almanananac for horn.- I.ittic-k- sinstrokes (ell l)in oaks, (iftni h cubic foot refrigerator, gas furccc )rmal fxp<-cti‘d delivery of lh< (Jootl rv.'i^:h! I I n t e r i o rr decora c ling ByABIGAILVANI'AN BU REN . W hat Is your opinion oft this situation? DEAR NAMELESSS :U: If It’a yoor intention to f t^veand ^ v e lettinghimhavehlsihis way. E N ^ G E D IN CALIF €>CWc«a()^WbUDe■N.Y.^.Y. News Synd. Inc. forget, tbe less you know3tow 1tbe leas you'll bave to f oraet iik b thOT a solutiontlon? Or should we ju st giveve inh and grin : DEAR ABBY: Wben my 27-yedr/eoNild daughtv and 1 went DEAR ENRAGED: 1 >htnkthinl yo u 're nialring g moUDtall • andb^rlt? ^ n ^ i n g , ^ saw a blouse sheB lovloved, b ut they didn't have out i of a m dehU l'( ^rm y apologizes S a v > 5 0 % ^ on Sw*at*rs jn commune 'buzi Z Z2 Men’s liooded for giftingS l # 5 ^ Men's C rsUMMERTOWN. Ttnn Ilu UP p ii - ■> Now 7.99 Sweatshirts p t e F arm , a 1.100-membf r comr•ommune. / \j\ ■ OH»|l». Th.-fap 4 - 7 Jeans M rec eived a letter of apologj-iogj- from I ■ '/ , V _*«»« •••Mlh.AO- I ■ ; \ \ iv'M .Ko.> uiiW'x 'H ^ »w*on>wrt i»pt 0.1,. li.OO M com m ander of the Fort Camj:ampbell. 7^ v v,C> t'OX* S>,l»d .'•*< « lOON '.bMd cuH» tK>Mi>.. :fc .. Array base, three weeks T w i n A C a ta lo g ^ FallsIs Thih i s P P S a le s ■ H || 733-798982 iss \CJ w I ^ e n nl e y 734-6700 m OPIiPEN 9:30-5:30I DAILY--9:30-9D, 9:00 FRIDAYS — 12 to 5 P.M..SUNDAY SI I 140 Moln A v * . N ....Twin T« Foil, I . J , ___ '. ^ ^ Frttfsy. Novemt^e'f 17.1978*y g*Time»-tttb![>7Tv XtendedLlfe chass)i s s l s ^ B uses only 102 wattia t t s I a v e r a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Ski SunII Valley CA J * FKFACT(r® R Y A utom atic On IUs! color control and AIJTHHOKIZEED fleshtone correctipit i o n ^ ^ FREE HALF-DAY^Y LIFTI TICKET AT PRE-CCHRISTIr M A ^ SUN VALLEY WITHHTHE T PURCHASE OF ANY WHITE STAG,G COR PACIFIC TRAIL S u p er SKI JACKET OR VESVEST THRU NOV. 25 AccuFllter picturee t u b e 1 plus automatic Mgl i g h t J se n s o r I Si $ ^ 0 0 kJ Holdt Your r ' e n to y a w e y I 1 6 0 9 1 ' J S A V E $ . ! YOURYO CHC;h o i c e . - s V..- ’6 9 <9^ g ... . '• .! So<- = , :• • S ; ; I A. A. 0 ,-o =:.»• - p p 's ‘< 7* M r tK ., •; - I LImlteted quantltleiles-whHe the 'TM; I • iO 00 V ;- , ••• . •• 3.3 4J • 71 c; f B R a mn«m a i b«r . . . W henn Y o u B uy A ny TVf fromti Showkase a n y w h e r e I lY SERVKU C MAGIC VALLI : \ Tep-ol-th»-Stolr O p*n Fridoy • l24MolnAv«. E v * n l n g t y N orth •ill ? • TwInFoMi ; WlH ...... , . .11.11...... - -FrldoVt Nqveirib g r l/.T g nlP'*nrnoa-Naws:-TWfiTFWi8,jd*i i..'* ;,id * h ffC < - . ' . H •. ;;.n c rtai 007“ joMofimamt 007 - Jc M o lln W tl'- im jobaefln 'w r t • 0C7 Jobacllfllerest 007 'jJobaollntarail d ------;------.MAIPS, lul! tlma, qalES CLERI TECHNIcIT n BuainauQlr»uOpportlJnlt^ 030 HonmmMForSal* 030 ~ Hom««KnnFo(SiM AUTOMECHANC O ^ M ONOS S H H A W U . a n ERK- 3 daya a SERVICE TEC I lant. g ^ . w o ^fO WHK and mormore. Muil hava Commercial, ala Oppor1unllloi> sot. .* , AT PLANT wim EXECUTIVE homane I lor aale RENTAL INVEST!^EaTMENlTa ir_^rilfladrEaUblla^ad_ In aawing and m echanical aa it"tha^ppollo Motor J^k'ng*-. P h o n a lo r 18500 O.O.E. | •Prlced-balow— by owner. 2700 aq. aq ft. ol homea on 1 -lot. itrm.&M2.,. mlaalon & rhili coat. .MUST pluahllvlng.Sbedroodrooma. 3V4 e h iw Je a lty , Maryia“r^ : 73^i3«7‘ - ' »fl^,W 4r^. / * \ ' y arM.*S’op*b*fwflta!' ' q p e NINQS M. Call Mark al balha. dinlna roomoom. living -734.T788. raauma or call Kat- A m y o S OASECONDJOB?” 8 E C R E T A 1 niury^‘ }rTwlf?“ Voom'^'JOXSrTdenT:enrhjimiy.- ^ ng■»Rv and Lioht' re c a p -' «iig8nalllng. g - : ' u^> ^F cund «j'.in.i(!oam Hm freezer room, ofllc I,' ■!{?‘Sffl.S’/ID. y a w w . Ciollact. unity lo •am good tio n ia t dutullea. l Supar THOUBAN Naw bualneaa ’ :«facJ patIo, ahop.?"J«ia"e'i p< ROBERTJONES JON , ^laxlbla houra. b«n«flta.'leoo . c Z|°A™,°^ N-. I ITEN D ER'^aM ancad PART-TIM 1800 D.O.E. Call OPENINQS. Call era protacled.' :(encad and locked,Kad, double REALTYLTY -TIME light clMnlna. •• t*ppfy *tIt 382MI 2nd Avanua E. u n d t 734-26MSW, Snalling and P o r tu n ltle a . I l a u tlf u lly I Em pl«/m #nt Snalling, ■ intury Finance, carport. Baaui «0“ >*- R*Wirt 0lf*f*(». |nn.Buf1>l?nay!^lorQra(:^” “ ‘d j^ S S ______• Qoodwln at (208)7 landacapad yard.d . All.. thia NEW USTINQI Everything £v . • ------— •8ECHETARY'RY* Muat ba able '221:______SS I o a e (nr u la above Oround. noQ baaemenl,bai you have everr wanted'forwt • g g ^ -^ — r"5S5dii ^ i SKTAIL S WAITRESS- « • p a r t TIMI MOS IN EUROPE. Ca l to typa 8 lallake aharthand. ------^------QOINQ BEER BAR in rear only. comlortable living:Ivlng-. LifO* . - , inoMonlyrOi'.^llUnlA.. -rtAadadr-*K s 'r,''’,';sr,=w»p;OppoTtunltlaa, sg t^ P o n d a ro u ini iei->4tt4-.^^ 'iemlly-room on-min-mln-f1oor, .. . irey in d WMtcTn vicinity ^ . K liiSr4 n n e e i aa .P o n d a ro u ln n ,. ,drtvlng r*« ii.n. Bu«.,.'ci - -TROY NATNATIONAL- -S*,'S5^f“tS -“ bedroom wilh. «iif~HiyBurn."'n*w»r^ Surlty. Oi 'LVa-SooJivIrI^wlri at t20®)73J-2o71 or Q r ac a . ‘lorlh T w in, dining room, 3 bedn ly.O aloraraoa. Printing,g, azsq Mam Ava. n._ eollact.' la preaanllyy hiringhirir men and Tlmaa Newa. In der trade o n . --maaiar bath.-atuclituched dou-. - C0N8UM8 UMER ECONOMICS PART^TIMITIME halp wanlad. women 'wholO are ara Inlereitad paniaaonlyplaaaa.liS J ii------large older homee wlwith amall ble garage vllh with full -un- ' Dvpartmijrtmanl a^^ldaho^Staia Sandwlchl1chSyndlcata.tM2nd _ In lulMlmeempIcemployment. Job aeraao».m.600.73«,.73*-2018. ■.. -Ilnlahed-bnwnentr « ------.-^SpMWNotloM. . U n W t ] .tA nftii.t__.Q o li:_ ^ . o l d l a g f - -MAQld-VALLBYxa m m _«ihoola.ehopplng.i itor—tft—CW hlnd-and- " a l t i r i n .. . t ...... Preaam{}---8or1li StfttrTloiholW itrtflrBpr H 'lUlJD fo r'vMr nm ------— 30Mifintinn- t r o y ~ rationa: l^aa7 ^^a^f:lTm■aT~wul^ " r i ? ? !J ’';: labor, prafar lamlly . petad, large 4 BEDROOM BRICBRICK hom» ■ ^ ■ n«/D onnlt/tll ttan dolli. h m t^aatar'a Mi daoraa In ______Ave. Waal. Twin. Twin. .L eaaae available o a ro u a e l on exlra large lot.ot. 1C 1828 Bq.FI. . J aa*g»»«on- rada achool chlldran. ______Siomino*ilng.and taxtllaa. Cloa- la waat of Rogaraon. . ■ 1220.000 to ham I eompleled on main floor withwith Unladed ? [no data: data Oacambar 1«t. T s w e a ______r - ' ■ 1 W t l T r J i aa T T and i cooka Information to y< 3alh, large baaamant. 188,900.,900. ' ? CERAMICS! 1* .. ApplyApn to: .laannalta C. needed al tha PPlxza Hut In acoounUnloration ONAL PROGRAM iratiornay. baaemeani for i Maka saraonallxad alfta lor ” Owa,a, CrChairman: Coniumar REOIONj kpply In perion J ie s ’a fte r's QREAT POTBNTUINTUL for ol- y o u f ^ i 7 a d ona% to r Eoenomlclomloa Dapartmant; 80* ^INO ASSISTANT FOR a t t e n t i o nM -;siss;:us.leoln.______ENQINEERINQ Fl floe or 2 renUla.lUla. Older 2 , Idaho Stata Unlvarally: S.t.T.C.C.:.C. Muit ba cartlllad Chrlilm ail Many naw Idaaa 5 I w a n t e d full - “ atory hom e,' realeraaldentlal IL itallo.ldSMQB. ir raalding In raglonal IBO Y S a. GIRLS II lor 188,000 with - _ „ _ , _ „ , and loada of naw Itim i Pw»«ta||o t. with minimum 3 ■ - aome nighti and u A M ' a proleaalonal xortlnloning. orrtit raady to tnika on tha ahill. DAIRY PE ner will aaalat 9-P.^^ ^ ^ ® ^ ! tY PERSONNEL. 2 poih v A n f* '..'axpadanoa In tha Apply at National I ovar sarlod. RANCH...plannadad I lo r^ re a l EuyalM4,800. rtila Inoludti ovar 40 atylaa tionaI opi opan. (1) aaaliiant to ” M It your chonea to bacoma your owown builnait at Alrporl batwei I,6y«aradaalrpd.18to Now It y aan n g a inl n a a e e r r 'a '■'Tilly ■ivl'^g- 3 ol oupa and muga. Join manaoaragar <2) faadar. Muat ba afl'®"'®.» ion. Popar routaa ora rtow ovolloillobla In Iha WANTEOI OfflQOHIO. M inigir 'O U \tJ STREETET £Delux« 3 ura par waak lor 12 paraon. la with family . : "Makt a mug oIm u " a fun axp«i1an ' !■* : : : ] ‘ ii-’i. . .; ■- if'O^*' 2 vy. I " . •' -•t u ia -ia -V '( '.cr*l| C4*’ ' t r r : " " : g ei J L*i-ix--V 2 ^ o m .IJf -pM.1 y M,., 1.. O' EM *• ca-;-;'’. a*-: ; STATE REREALTY ' £M.lEROMEBFE BRANCH r>4 * r i .-'A * *j» ;’;4t' .*-* • ' i-jm ,A^’'i 7>4-«JK - 1 : V '• • T c ~ t V d u -J- - f ^ • ^ I• 1 I ■ « I.-5 V. • This orter l5 good ------^ .6« S IB . ■ ^ November 1 throughah i£ T I « ; b ., . : . , . . . December 20 ’ “ t 'C SwIS ■«L 9*'3 .5-s«: I :OKTRACTCA C rc* .1 ’ 3 J :4 J 7 * Items edvertlsedIm rr u slb o •- '33 i: ■ 3 is.* ’ priced st S300 orlele s s 5*» C '• |L • Price ot sale ItenBm m ust h > r « .l '___ H k a p p e e r In th e Bdd £ « u' ££v:i: V : 4;; i ll».- S i : « ••• • '« :• 1 M : • 1B5E D CS3i|i y • Ad must be paidId for whan j-.- --• .,•» - . COMMIMERCIAL OPPORTUTUNITY ; II Is placed. W6 e’ will not f' .. , . •* r.« ■•:■;,'• *•-- . . P la a ; send bills on theh o se ads. W.' *4 » • i : IrtO l i : » I V FOR EXTRA H(HOLIDAY CASH. PIA(ACE YOUR ^ CHRISTMAS: BOBONUS AD TODAY. IT'SS A CREAT - • i . . ' '* . . . . >■ • I I . • • WAY TO SULL L ITEMSI YOU NO LONOIlOER NEED. ------r ’ t- I...... - ( *’ 1 c ‘« ’. C ! -j. '.iv / TIMES-I5-NEWS 733-00 9 3 1 .______M3 - > - . I •< 0 ------» .'n iiif i—r n — fluTjdijhol.hT 'Prlrt.O. HfE*mb*r17:^07B‘^- 'i"nni.:aaa^— M S - r m ; CLASSs i r l H f f I IN miliicHwrim mHTfBI i m m i W m • » I .1 i .. ------■ OS KonmrorSilt 03010 . . . • HonwtForSili, m OutdTbwfiKomw- —AonmlLrtr" *W'-----—- « r - RimrsUflfomrwwi: n a u i Tw:-Ufiwn.-Ajt4; OST-^— R»n«MotilMot)lt»f|«m ------HANKANDCRAFT6D6TUCCO—- -fORBALII S A L E H ^ 8 bedroom 9>Butil.tlruffl.jnO. .^ ... MM «p«ftmanTTn ;BEAUTI^L “n'iii ni* iW itt, -TWO BBDROO M • •funy c i rpetadr^rv- -«leetr(0'hMlr-aJr SSS— =^rT8WURM0VE-=- i aera. Four badrooma, . •oved.Yoealadrn'Qood- ______Qood view, a ^ B T b e d r o o r iT Ing, 3 balhi, r Jnj®-Xli*r------fo batha. Raoraitlon room ^ fA \ R N ct* ^ Ing. m733-3965 -3 •ir«JdiS : .------• Friday. Novombor17 1(1781078. Tlm o3-NoW B.TwlnFalla.ilNo. Idaho • -r- ■ - ' Larges(St Ayt ruck A/l\/larke f i r T h ^ >iTigdsr T o ^j y • ______ Aiitt-’ciijair flT Aiiio”oejiws • n s " ' • flulofl Oealerj ; ' -— - _ z j^ R I P 6 t ^ ” Autoi-Ford ' 6 .leep will) canvas top. 1B7B CADIAD1LLAC Sedan De- EXCEPTION/flONALLY Clean 1971 O sw ald JaiJacoby and Alan Sont^n ta g good>d pmpaint, rabuill 87 F-Hoad Vlllo. Loadad. Loa (8800. 934- QalaxleI 400-400 full power, ------= ------wllh!) iBBiiBBa.than S.OpO mllos, 6233. loaded. (900 •M fn w :w in :w 5 .i7 s * i: i^fSSTcAoiADILLAC SedairP^'^ rcM tlColhqi ^ ^ ^ Stayman=w^ithM W o^Tatrc -vm«r*2oo:a»T733-7 1979T0TDTA lONGBEO SR-5 1 9 7 9 C H E V^ F R O L E T FLEETSIDEE PF I C K U P t«juipp*d «»i'h tinl*d g'og’o«* K *o^ ty,’y cKoitit 3M V 8 •og.r* 4 »ion, owiil'ory *u»l'O'^h po~ I979AMC two IO"* ihomrcxk g cCOHCOHD ^ ______00U9*> 0''d ScotttdcU aqgip>qg'pm*ni No « 1.6 ‘5888 % ^ 1974 MAZE&ZDA 1974)7« INTERNATIONAL 1971 MERCURY MA1ARQUIS STATION WAWAGON TRAVELALL STATION WAGIGON N o . 9 1 0 B ...... M588I .... ( N0.8719A ...... m L f 1979 19 PlYM OUTH^^ ■. »2388 ^ ^ A R RIROWTRUCKSPORT O ^988 ^ ^ 1968CHEVRCVROLET 1977 DODGE 1973 PONTIACAC l l ViTONON ASPEN CATALINA 4 DOIlOOR ^ 1979 JEEP N o . 0 - 7 3 6 B ...... *' = ^688 I CJ-7 ^3988 4881 . 'T, IM r - i Ke«pP ThatTh4 C r u t CM f eelm i With Censia> « « •« ( p«n» 1979 AMC SPIRIT It’s A Pl«aaur«r« IDoing Butfn«»s A t. P l a i s ^ i E • AMC • PLTMlOUTH Ol ACEHHANSENN CHEVRROLET LLS • JtK P *TOTOTOTA •M t'sFunTiiT o D rlv a A ’79C he>tevy An All A m erlcarc a n C a r " - - Twin Falla - - B u r U y 0 300|lo{h SKoihon. }t. w t 1QS4 BluaUAkaaElaBlvd.N. COpen ‘tn 7:00P,M , 7 3 3 - 3 0 3 3 IJ 13141 aoi->. ^ ^ N»-Cori7:»ri 73> :i» l Ui*4 -^ialT iw »*toxflh#w iD p«rf»Ma«m«»ng«Proay. '■*'irtoi-PontUe 172 l97mYM00TH 1975 fifOflO 19744F0R FO 0 1974MERC0RrlORY CMIET _ i CiCARPENTEERS j Sl1IRH1U-DOOR flKfOWNTO WAGON piinowI WAGON ; CLUB COUICOUPE Im ported Automo!o b l l e s I .n, eontfoiting PasTol blue. blue, ho/moMi; :iK Auloi-Uereury lee Auioj-Mefnify 1S8 ' Auto*-OWifnobn* I ^ ■ vinyl roolrool. oir condl- inioiiorloilor occonn rlu.o Villager T ongerlne withw ith vwhlle lyled tle e l •'o nom)my y engine. 'i6 7 ~ T iin c u ‘RY7~A7c. ibts7 me MERCURY MONTEREY IJ™ OLIOLDSMOBILE 442 W30. I W i/ ' j i r j l h m i U C E O T J lionlng. po » lock o vorv option ilyl* oor. ®»Cilltnt condition. »2800.980.986.7793. I ■ i brokoi'2 k .r;;.rr: wheel*, w hileilew v olliodiot. 0«'0 '” 0lic iron* iflscmnlcally •ictllani. 4^oor. I owner■r hohot hod c.col economy wooon ^ mile*. ‘o^1 irodod in Wq, $2795 owner, juil IroIroded in. your ihihi o p p in g Illl A D.A BookBook$2675 NADA Book $2775.$277 Hi Alto kitff] ns btsDulBS 175 — NADA.Bf. Medium oold.Id. Ccontrail, opl.onol lii<;ooao 01 onl. 37 000 ^ .,ngwK«.i ►ngine oglo mg vinyl fool.rool. 60/40 lockou. ;°h^ ...... ronimmlon. teoti lini»hed i le “INFLATIOIOH FIGHTER” 'OliC tfOn^JTiilnon C'UHD Conlio ed in nylon The OufO’T'OliC Ittotk II.reo brocode. lull 3 " oir condi’ii)ndilioning powot ‘•o'v powofowm°'v,ind°ow7 A M ,od.o8t,o ull p o w er, •cn, 01 ,hotp tilt iieering Lives At tlaermg p I on nn I vounj uritecn, ng w h ee l, ^ V ® ot be NANADA Hook cfw lte conlrol.irot NAOA N°ADA $2735 BILL WORKMMAN FORD Book S387S12875 Book $332) you'llsu'll( rin4 him oil thli mertth. hochlnlocking down pilcsi on oil N« 1977 FORD 1.I0II LTD l977 fORDlDLTO ' •* 1977FQROLTD 1971 LINCOLN • •.*SAa,^./$3V}«:3 ji ** STATION WAG(VAGOH (D Q O n siDECAN , * 4D00HSEDAM c o r r m o i T A i * CKXDO SEDAN f ^ " , 1^.101 9 9 ^ O.' to -rt - o n .n , f 888 *29888 *299 , , crd o': lK« c'*- ' *212788 '281 m m { 5MflCUfiy :S76 0lDSM0i;mo8iie i s n n a t n»T i T t.a<-:nol.'' • • '— '^•-■^-• - .. RC** ------■;■■ -•- ■V ------r l c c ) •Nenrs Nov«n6e?T?/l97fl . ____ - ^ l :l ^ = u = ------. . - ^ . V " —— ------^ “ “ i i)lkanpkui>tibMi^‘ _^-j'-;^-- ^■ ' ’ J------V.-'.fffcv!, .. K i;:. ' • ^ ' / f a ^ 'b « tnal day ^ N jvtiloo.Stp«ge1».. " ——.— -■ - - i (oUr •:, •■■ _.,*.'V • ' % __ p. ^ » •' i ^ks3.^ 1^ . *J D . 1 '^1* ^ . 4 1 f ' i , H B ^ R ^ S m ^ . **\ i AH j j l 1 ^ ^ * / . mmmi W B n t ------Special Ever ounldown. disco dancing, Twin Falls Dlscolisco Dock, disco dancing for teen-agers.tecn-{ Holldaollday Inn, Steamboat WlUle,MUle, contemporary ______• "Hal!‘Hals Off to Barbershop.” thei T hirteenth Annual dancecc music.m 8 p.m. to 12:45 a.m.m. . t> M onday through Harmoiinnony Showcase will lake place:e INov. 17 and 18 ote Saturdajarday. p mn. . at the College of Southern Idahlaho. The Maglcords Sandplindplper. Bob Wlncsleln, couniryunlry and rock. 8;30 . willU peiperform with barbershop quartartels. Including the p.m.I. lo 12:45 a.m . through Nov.IV. 18;18 Linda Terry, . SaltflatItllats, Internationa] winners froirom S alt Lake City, playsI'S NoNov. 211 Mike Wendling andId Jot:Jo h n Hansen. Nov. . T h« eC Common o Talers, a comedy qiqu artei from Buhl 22 to)25, 25, ^ ------an dd J Jerome;e and the South Centmthil Idaho Mus/c ‘ Tur/CliH CJub. Arlon Bast/oh Trio, ddanc ance music, 9 p.m. Compaimpany. Tlckels are O general adadm ission and $1.50 to i a.ma.m.. .. Friday and Saturday. ' (orseni<’ senior cltlzcns on Friday night;only. or Bliss SilverIvor Dollar Bar, Nevada GamG am blers, wcsicm Magl Railiadio Highlightsi t s j ' KEEP Taiklr•iklnii Iln on KEEP lio 4: a t 9 a.m . : i « h e «Co ip c rr " ; weekda>-s with *1th Terry Tario ai host. Guestuest :speakers I Ann Kreilkamp of Twin nn Falh ha» started a maganaga/ini*. 'I appeareachda)h day. and calls from listenersrs aar« re Invited ■ ■Oi O pen Space,' wilh help frcfrom friends The first issue.sue went j on I The national on jale Nov, 3 ’it mcludecded a variety of works byby MK agic j onal album countdown on KEEP KEE Radio | Vdl ' U450 a m ) aairs ir s lfrom 1 to 4 p m. on Sunda>-! Valley perjonj, includingt poetry,p< essays and an intenn terview i nda>3. Top 30 j Kre I albums are playplaj-ed bottom to top. Kreilkamp hopej to publijbhsh Open Space' every-•erv tw o monthsm o Sec story on Page ge 4 (Times-Nev»s photo3 by Bob j KEZJRadioi'dio 195 7 fm) presents Sundayay .Morning.Me al ______^Delashmutt ) j the Symphonymy SiSundays at 9 a m. 11 U H a iM * * } T * « iF U # .i 51X1171 "1 i ' ■ ~ , ' UpbeaiIt dancce I THE DEPOTOT GRiLl j t ' ' and ehld(«n Mrv«M w l^ u li Sm ilroaibord In th * ^ b o 9 M room f«Oturlr>^ «« V . ------■------...... ------65-dlH#f*nJ-»p* 'O p e n1 :Space' give'es c o m mlu L h ity a 'voi<)ice' S ® BBy SHELLY KINZEL - Thnes^ewsWrlter-- Outoftbe 'T h e e xxtrem t r ely diverse coi p i la t ioJ n i n c l u d e s e s s a y p e r s o nlal a l anecdotes, inttI t e r - v i e w s , ppoetry, o original art aia n d c a l l i g r ai p p hi y . ' O r, OO another« r p M e .« cM dld am v erw lloion o between IM lkam p andd JamJa es Koutnik, Twin FaU sI realtorr« and D p*j^S*1 boat o lK U r “Pai“Party Une": . AoDtWhatklndidnd o< effect do you want to haveave? 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However, "anythlinjrthlng anyone doa owoBBH, bowevt• e m , there were very few proproblems lo DiscussiivBii« tbe future of the magaiinirifle, K retikam p udU Io two things — craft andn d seservicc - and thr) hadnoprecoirecoocehred desi«] other than “S•'getting deeper h iv e! loto tbe balanced one» ananother.'* Althoutf ______A s j D e O k m t w need was aal deeccrper tnto it the U a g k VsUey .” At thlith time, there crltoU BM n,B*penaoi v U m ust tm UMd tor «vahevaluating a w tA are no plans[aastospire«lout. t Studebak i f m em bers will ir> « A t th e prflMDtHDt time, the noD^voOt ma| lebaker ts onfVknt that staff me ll B rc n lsa Larwn, La staff member andd c»UlgrapliCT, jw eloeeJ a nd a c u itiZ f l M f d t f r om tii Dtaia a balaac* batw eeo p ro fen k i|h i p o n m and aU w o rt b voh;rohBtoered- «xr«es that that the locatkn liLl I ine»ra ol «Tiunitag. AdiM taglsapia pasBSdtty for the ftture, but butUseemi discvmlnftIng the degree of unity within thlheV.Uc) Tlx )pen Space" tt an optimisticUUc and courafiewa yw sn f^lp system will cootlou Clnwastoeg ^tedflcdtrecdlrecbon of “O pen Space" wiuU c (Jcpend on u » :ure If the magazine remainsins trtrue to iU onra R o ozk e fe lller a rt: H. i l l a s ^ ______« £ i e gganLstai l U i i j i a l ® shin s e ; a r.st lk j ,i m th e lu-.n.eiie n c ’o ’ H H E ® ; . C1S3S p r c s o e rrl i h.}!0/y •hr'i STA-WELLHEHEALTH FOODS ^ US', Usres^etS'ei Pans ira 127 MAIN AVE.j jW. r ______TWIN1 FALLS Anr.rM Walle’h>.f’ho^jse lee-n Be” ,;*” a-^ • 0 S o u p tX' ABCrtee**'':; Al CABOOS3SE FRI.-SAT.IT . I NITEOWLT v-Tjry 4 - A * R A M A -M lM CaaUr'tearvi PP’e 'e s- s ^ * '? .» r^c Om«0NlwMt SOTS i 8 0 0 P . M>.4.. . -10:00 P.M . H »e*’>e s oop_-4' SpmcJittf n— I ____. . . C — FrV 'e ’-fJr'-*-: c( [ *->2 kaX ^ttvtetaCM S'l T * N»0r«tateeWM* • V Dally Lunch ft DDll lnn*f Sp^cleii __- SondoySmoiSmorgasbord , N o o n^ t o 4 4 P M . ■23^31^3371i W m ( M e w 1 V______F n U T .Nt O o ra r e c r t w 'T . 1171 s*«t TMnF«|«.Utfy>ti Saturday co:ontinued 4 : 3 0 P .M . O - Fleata Latinala 9 :3 0 P .M .. ^ 1 2 :4 5 A .M . creatures. Michaolll RorRonnie, Koron (2D Q )0 -CBSNewa dS-CharileBrown! Mn S p e c ia l C harlie | Q - Rock Concert —______® - . MO-VlEi-'McMUlan- &k-Wlfej—Oor,-Cralg -Wl: Hill. •*19701 9 7 0 . ------_ ^jQjJtvCZUS-^NBC NaWs—vs___ _ . .-i-r: BtOwn-^hO«tm-.-::a''^ Night-TralTr to-LArW hen arpollco— p oll €0-=iW OVie:'melOhosrBraikers' Ohoj ------^lOTOOPTKi: ® - ( ^ n g r a u l o n a l O utlookok Topic:T Thanksoving meol. (I of^cer is murdered on a trainrain 'en Weird happeningss In ia 'hauntod' should th# "U;S;tb c Jocb lisTnworlJP^ffi^M vV anyROBtilhitrirr------S B - O m f C D ® — Srounno i i BTJOttcnmanVtronvontitfofttion:— castle-to-eoare-ofMheHMhe-flghduUxei. ------wide armt taloi? 7 : 0 0>P.M P. . CD.t N^N iwwj . everyone on board ia suspect.:t. RoRock ress. Locale: IslandJ offo ff tth e c o a s t of O - Orin and Rapsir It CS (S O - MOV10VIE- T h e Bible' ® Shovv on th e Road HuHudson, Susan Saint James.s. C uba. Bob H ope. P a u u le le ti tte G o d d ard , 5 K )0 P .M . T he sto ry of m a n 'ss crcreation, his fall. O -S ound)oundstaga: Ry C ooder's Ja zz 1 :0 0 A .M . Paul Lukas, Richardird C.Carlson, h is survival o f th e fi( CS - Rooklaa . e flood and his in- Ry Cooder'sder's jazz presents a mon- O tvu - MOVIE: 'M yaterioiterious ’0^0 O Uiv - Star Trak domitable falthilnn tftho future is re- tage of' AmericanAmi musical history Islend' Isli JIP 3 : 0 0 A\.M. .M . counted In this epic i (33 - Emargancy Ona 3lc motion picturo. ©ver thoB last 40 years. (60 mlnj 6 03 3 - MOVIE: ‘Ride C l e a ^ f DlabDiablo* C D - MOVIE: 'F’aria a ria Blues Two ® - Firing Una George C. Scott PetiPeter O'Toole, Ava (U - Quine3uincy Quincy uncovers an JIP _ _ A m erican jazzm en1 In Paris have J 'P . r - Gardner, Franco Ner >' 1 i ] ” ''i1 2 2 : 0 0 A M . A c r c c : - ^ c. •' ^ .» - S.gn;n oon n n - e ' ;> ■I 6 -Lo.. E.Ei;>«rtt '/ -7 . M OVItOVIt VCKJ f-or-, Soace' • • .1 imLSKg y 5 3 / V V I- JACKIE BISSETT: ,.,{ ? A L P ^ ? £ IL AAA^O' K ^ ' - a . . . - A t d ’’- G-..,G'..t Perfo-m.nci A Bright, Beautiful andirxl St»i can Cook, Too -I-.A. - V o -'” , .n !•>* CCo-nt,Y ...... Orilish, bright andId CxCwauJifuf, Jacqueline Bii^eB i'.ie l IS c c . J t : f .■ prcDaB:, Ihe most in-din-demand acuess m Hoi:y* ? A - • • -. . •i;M no* — lor floodx3 re.reason Atihough tho weiel T-s^T-s •-.^0 * c fo in th e a 3Uoftis.ng * o fti campaifin for Tf h 'e e D ee p ca;apui!M hei to fame, i 1 2 2 : 3 0 A V me. there'9 « jot m ore io thism s foforth • t .... )Oung actross man p >*v y •?;«'- S .y . O'? man meets tho eye Deiecti:;i(:tar:ie a:, s ’-'C look,v Jacskftis/'oci ...... /'ocfearnp-j|(. asyou li 'jijcpvtscp v efin •r'lb F*w \V££.i-' fro'.r r o M f 12 tW .-i P iK j. VJaVo ; : m ■ Sunda>ly ------1 ------— 7 K )0 A .M . O O A .M ;~ ' ~ ; •~flomo~isilo'is subject to char>QO_by-NBC_: ___ flothor_Iood_ob!icyma'karS L ...... - 7 - 9 : 0 0 arSnd-im -_Qf.Qj)-_.(vfoviEr> V I E r * ) ^ d VMtfioui------ns. Please tun»-to this station 7- • GD . Magool TO - Oral Robonberts Sports. F 1 plamontors from governmo•nmont and End* Four sciontlstiintists land on 0 pla- lunhof gome anhouncomonts. private soctors. (90 min.) O ivuCD O C9 - No) ProgramsPrc O - Notrotro Oamo Football; ' ' not whoso atmospmospfiere ia livable ■■Jamaa.and An«wf»-.— ^------0^w_H*foW-oMTOtti— H3orT®efrHiohlftjhts— ------O-'-U.ona.Ranaet------rarrron'CBTthrHuBfi------CD - No Program of th e UnivorsUyslly of Notro Dame- CxJ - PoPocono BOO ® - MOVIE: ‘H oppltyV GiG oes To Mbrlo'wo, N ancycy Gatos.G a Rod Ijiylor. ' O QD - Spaco KidotteP Goorgia Tech gangame taped Nov. 18. O - RoRobop Town' Hoopy Carmichaol,laol, Fronk 1956 O - 700 Club CD - Horald of5f T ruth ,. © - MlMOVIE; 'P rin c e V aliant' Tho} Loassor and SamuelI TimborgT ®-M OVIE:'King'King Creole* A toena- , scared this enjoyable music 0 ^ - PralM tho Lord Club CD O - Mister Rogers goldenIon agoa of Viking odvonturos nusical car. gor Involved in a holduphol becomes a co mIQS o s alive,al based on tho comic. toon. 1941 C?D - A gricullur* U.S.A.' Neighborhood big hit when he'ss'a forcedfoi to sing in a >. James Mason Janet Loigh. O - Almaden Grandid MastersN gongstor's nightclul (5) - Goape* Jubilo* O C® - Day of Dlscovory sif'P J*" htclub. Elvis Prosloy. ® - In Foeua:, R obertort W ag n er. IGB'J ‘ '’ T en n is C hom pionship matchos.loa- a tc h Carolyn Jones.s. Vl/altor W Matthau. 03) - Gospol Hour luring world class champiornpions now Doan Jaggor, 1 1958 9 S 8 -- CD - H our of Pow Pov or , 1 1 :3 0 A .M . ( D - Lost In S p a c o . ovor 45 yoors of ago. (3 hrs 03) - This Is tho:ho I Life C3D - OrOnce Upon a Classic 'Dom- ihr«| 4:00DO P,P .M . ' C® -Skiing is Believing 7 :1 5 A .M . ■ P art 7, Nick e sc a p o s a n d jo in s 8 Outv-Lot'aTraveT rav e l 9 : 33 0 0 /A .M . , CD - P r in c e NoIr C£) - This Ring I. At tho castio thoy convince CS) -Onedin Llna.In* GO - It ts Writtor 7 : 3 0 A .M . LordI Stainton Stai that sho is his grand- . 2 :3 0 P .M . CD - TBA GD - F ace th o' Nation Na doughtor3htor and hoir, C2:i - Clu« Club O J'v - Hogon't Heroess ffl - Championshipinship Wrestling CS O - Electrictrie C o m p an y Q ^ . O ■!': - Sacrcd Heart CD - Estate Planning CD - MOVIE;‘Genesis II' Sc Scionco- 4 . 3 0 p_ O QD - Animals.lals. A nim als T o d ay s ([$3 -R u l JO P .M . (3J - Tabernacto Choir -Ruff House fiction story of a 20tti.c show features tho Monkey. QQ _ 3 0 N ew s O CD - Bullwinkle - NFL '7 8 spaco sciontitt who is discc O -Tabornacleicl. Choir g almost Iwo centuries laterler inir a no- 5 : 0>0 0 P ..M . (.7.) - Kroai® B rothors - M usic - Jimmy SwaiIwaggert tural catastrophe. Alox Cord,'ord. 1972 GD - Face the Natli 1 2 :0 0 P .M . N atio n 7 : 4 5 A .M . (.83 - V iewpoint ffl - MOVIE:'Gypsy Colt*.It* V\ W hen a O 1' - S tar T ra k V -© - No Progroms r« k O • - Cathedral (iD - Face tho"nmIo. Na . 0 -® form couple is lorcod to3 soil sol their QJ . Hoe Hawf ' . ■ - MOVIE; 'A M an A lone' Tho daughter's colt 10 a racing : 8 : 0 0 A .M . 1 0 ;0 0 A .M . ing stable. ^ _ Economicallyeally Speaking ill's house that is quarantined the animal undertakes a hazt C2^ - Horald of Truth haiardous Q Qi) . |„ s*arehlarch of.._ C2J - D w ayno Frii b o c o mmes o . a rolugo for a gunman. O r . - Gospol Hour 500-milo journey homo. Donn O -.CDC® --M M oot th o P re ss Roy MillaMilland. Mary Murphy, Ward coran. Ward Bond. Francis J o n e a C3) - Faith for Today C33 - Insight B ond.I. 195519! 1954 CZJ - Coaches'' CorrC o rn e r C4) O - Sosam* Stroff ’ O - Soccer Madeled* in German) # C4J O - Studioio SSee O CDID - W h at Do Y ou W a n t to Be? 3 :0 0 P .M , O CD - Kidt Aro Pooplopie 'Too To- O - Oral Robarts•arts C€ -Coll-Collogo Football *78 CD -10r«amofof J»Jeannie days show losutros tho mot O .<>-NBC Religious'Harvi mothers of Q . Face tho■Nation Na CJD -NFL• NFL Football: T e e m s TBA Tho tea Onrry Manilow. John Travo Hope* Rev. Arthur Simon, exe ravolta and (g) .jorryFalwolIwell reg iomal n al |games aro Clovelond at “ - '" “r rD*ad or Alive Paul Sim on, p lu s VifQin. th director of Broad for thoho World, V ® D~<1 OJ) - F . i . h t o TToday o , Baltimoremore and Seattle at Kansas up group lor Shaun Cassidi talks about the church's efforts offc to 5 : 310 0 P.lP .M . ' ' OD - N .W . CTty. At ppi ress tim o th e g a m e to bo combat hunger around th tho o w< orld CD - Decision '78'7 8 O - L a m p U nto My Foot» A rm usical ^ ^ isod in this arua was undoter. J'^ U O A A .M M . televised PI, I (60 m in i C43 - W all S tfMMt t W *ak exam ination of w orshipp in all Its 1 0 : 3 0 d Plaase tune to this station forms will be featured (J:) - Holiday Parade HIghllgg h ilg h ts O CD - Next St«pStep Beyond ( 2 ) C 3 . 1 0 - NFL'JFLToday^ for furtherifther.oamc .announcomcnt^...... -tU.H.imhardhard ■ - Q - NFL-E L JiJ------O - ^ T■-Ttie h o t.m iu S er r h : Z uttrZ tort—~ — :-m m rw idtfl^ ( D - Hazol C4j - Sesame StreetSirs Chnsiianiiiianity and tribal religions., C4) - Reoonors ffl - NHL Hockey::k * y : A tlan ta at NY 8 : 3 0 A .M . O CD - Lol's Fa(Face It h av e blendedblenc in Africa. Host Ronald r 1 - Day of Discovery (.7) - N ew sboat)t ForumFi Eyro traveltravels th e A frican c o n tin e n t to ' 3) - Owayno Friond O - FreostyloI oxplore>re ththe olomonts of this amal- | Q jm of taifaiths (60 mm ) I Q -LookUDendUvoToda•odav spro. ‘.11!-Views ------— gr.im looks at tha pormanolanoni duo- 1 1:00.0 0 A .M . ______12:30P.M , ~ c o n o te p rogram in th'ee CatholicC [2 j (3j Q 'JjJ - NFLI Football: Sl. O CDD - Other Side of the Coin C hurch (R) Louis at Washingtington T h e S t Louis C^J -- KidsKIdl Aro People Too Todays W 7 - B lo c tr i c - f f l - MOVIE: -SploncJorJor Itn T he C ardinals play/ thotl Washington showfoaufoautros tho moihors of DSrry Gross' Young high school3ol girl.5 t)e- RediVm s at RFKK Sladium S . Mamlow.low. John Travolia and Paul lieving she is in lovo withth boy,b< »uf- O -CflD - NFlNFL Football: San Sim on,n, pluspl Virgin, the back up fofs an emotional collspjo10 w hen ho Oiego a t M innosoti■sotaThe San Diogo J for Shaun Cassidy HOTWWATER HEA:at ■ Hops leeing her. Natalie(Wood. Wo Pat Chargers play lhe M in n e so ta Vik. 1 :0 0 P .M . Mingle, Audrey Christie 19f1961 mgs at MetropolitJohtan Stadium This Q CDD - Issues and Answers O -■ Wash.W ai W eek in Review f f l -- MOVIE;MO -Lili- A s ..te o n voar- I old Frenchrench orphan regains her /est img when she joins a carnival etshow Leslie Caion. Mel Fer. WilhouMitPLUIHIBINGIG ean Piorre Aumont 1953 1 :3 0 P .M , for those! whow want the RnesIte st'. Harpsichord Maker JIP 13 McHalfl'a Navy ------• U w SSurioM u r i i - Animals. flnim ifrTofla,* features the Monkey ■ r ^ T e m pl e e r fo f t v r t Wall Street Week • IndlvlduoI d u a l l O O M 2 :0 0 P .M . O 'Jl. - NFL Football. Controlrol 1 Bay at Denver The Green •Styledid tto o f i t any ’ackers play the Oenv^' 0*on t Mile High S tadium D «orr . - Coaches' Cornar . Global Papers Part 3 The tC O Kiom O A r.coiiiroK V lorum of the series t>’ings to DisnnBuiiDBriCoConstruction Suplupply 7 tlt» rtW lr 1... ftolM. Id-13707. J7»-4733-4233 saiuMESBaowlowwmcMStipnYTDUwn j w i n t EIDOPaiMAKUKNTOIIPOIlTABUHUTatS: ERS: " IhHunlcKUj. M BI B n n r M M f t “ i S f w . - - W ------j u j j m t ' -W l , r a u j t i tabkarmu I’M S c i m h i if'-.ulliiiiijllcm •• s)4-aiti ikixktilr-jkLh C ..^ » I WM r " - •*' I llc C x d iiL a ta r ! DISTRIBUTOR'S c>is NAME ANDJD ADDRESSAl ■ p u p p e tI she c ' d m in C j ■ iMo.^*^ ■ GIVENon ABOVE HAPPY BIP3IRTHDAY, M ICKE rcr, Jean P I NAME I p m licih j C M s l w M ■ ------I ’ 4 ' - Harf ADDRESS . . . _ . ______I Fonn#r Pre»id*nl QeGerald Ford is amoog a t __ a CD fnitk/tccin1 H a i k c . S ______STATEr c _------S cclebdlkt «nd p«rson^nalJti*t who honor Ulckiy ------— :^A n In th « N SC «p«cUll. l. ""U lckey'a M th Anrxhr*r»ai show feoii ^ O N I ______l l , ______"T h « Won Friday. Nov*mb«r IfTS T lm ea-N tw t, T w n : 2 ; J J G Tw in Falia. U ah o tl G roen Bay Oay Pack* COI a t Mil« O - 0 C4. - Gio. ■ii t tEY c r j / a h o * l o l ( l y U o u M rtary," on / N o t. I t . ^ ' I ' M i r \ ’ v A ] n Sunday cor:)ntinued Rangers Tho Atlontn Flomosimos play. Heroea of the Bible ble P arti First of 4 min.) c - ABC N ew s habitat after thoiruir planet'spli sun ox- tho Now York Ranoora atI Modispn Mo pans. Tonight'ss stories! include (D - Ame plodos- R o b e rt Vau i Monday continuedc 1 0 : 0 0 P .MVI. . O CO - Aliasas SSmith ond Jonos Jomos,05. CosaroC' Dnnova. 19,73 Duchess of Duko St.:t. P o rt 5. g o ts p rotectionn from froi a young pr CO o o o ror o CS) (33) O - Economnicolty ico Spooking (13 -1 SfgriSig Off boulso's rolotionship withvich i Chorlio fossor. Ray M illond.Hand. GingerRogei OD - Now s 1 0):45P.M., :4 ! O®C0 - MOVIE: Tho Vl/omonI lol^s an unoxpoctod romantmantle turn. Rito Johnson. 1Q 1Q42 42 I • Totollv engrossed in tho offt „ - lO :.l 5 P .MV I.'-. - _.:f?=QD.i±J^ow;Avonvonflors..__j'.z_ ___ tor^ A wootthy woman is ■ 0 affair, sho . ______- 3 : 0 0 0 A A .I V I . - n a u nito to d o tby*tfib lo o r tK araVTinlofha::— n o Q lo c m tio h o to lr(eO mtn.> ® - Lvo Exports 0 - Gunsmoko > ■ 6 0 - f^lOVIE::: T Tamahln#'b Tam al low ol th io f ond m urdoror is» 33) - Sign Off ' - ® - MOVIE:E: •-Fighting Soobcos' hino, Polynoslonon bebeauty. Is sen t' ler troi^. B orboro Edon. Robort The story behindlind tho forming of tho t C D - N ew s England alter her flfather's deoth i ghn. Sluort Whitman. 1972 “ 1 2 : 1 5 A . MI. . tho ward ot horar uncuncle, hoodmasti “ — ^ ------t o t 3 0 ' p : m . ^ in th e " Pacificc cclose to Jopanoso 0~-X- uapttoned 5i AHU NAWa .------r o -Movorick------CD. - Rockford. Files Rockford Ro< is Unp, WaWayno. Susan Hay 1 1 : 4 5 P .M . \ 1 2 : 4 5 A .MI. . causes great upheiupheaval, ospocial hired by tho wifo-of a convi onvicttofind vvard. Oonnis O'fO'Koofo. 1944 OD - - MOVIE: M 'Swoot Hostago' A^ O - Mike Douglas Cohost'h o> tV »lo™ w hon Ih o wini.niMi.nearly ir every cor>te a fo^uno stashed on a ron( ro nch. G uost 4 < n j ig woman is kidnapped by an’ Harper is joined by guestsnt.Jo.och . S'!''”"' SO"'">ports Day*. Nan< u c s . (R) (6 0 _ J 11:00P.M. :0 ' young Wl siortma Sholloy Fobnrcs. iped montal patient. Martin' Doitoms. tho Hudson Brolhorolh.iJ, ond Kwin. John Fn.or•raser. Donnis Pric min.) ® - Dick Cavt:avott Todoy's schod- oscopod on. Linda Binir. 1975 Lloyd Kurti Whero tho10 slshow is Carol Brown, Jame:J a m e s Fo*. ** 196- •flniohtShow ^douostisVVl/illiom /ill F. Duckloy. Jr . Li O -'-O D C U ® -Tflnia - FBI airod for 90 minutes Bobbyjbby Kolton' 4:11 5 A .M . ost lo Davtd O - MacNollill LiLohror Ropt. ® Gnbo Kaplan plays host and Stevon Levonkron will bo in- 0 3 . MOVIE:: 'M-My y F avorite Wlf> Sayh. (90 min) 1 2 : 0 0 A .M . w 1 1‘=30 :3 i P.M. _ 5 cludod. An exploror-wifevife tbe liev e d to t ® - Turnabout: Oponjn D oors To- C S - MOVIE:E: 'I'M cM illan & V^/ifo: W ' '*J-CD ® - Tomorrow Tom's , l.OOA.M.- deod. returns to firfind her husban night's prooram domonstijnstratos tho ThoFinoArtofSof Staying Alivo' Solly 0“®*'®ses ai rc ' W a sh in g to n b ureaucrat :a SpiU ond NYU profosssor rom arriod. C aryY GroiG ra n t. Iieno Dunn, child-renrtng is kidnapped, anc r O J - R ookios JIP 'do'*' of non-so»ist chill and hor a b d u c to rs do- ^ of tho Lotus Randolph Scott.tt. 19 1 9 4 0 and tho 'don'ts' of so*I rolorol storoo- mond a Rombrnn.,.ndlpainimo.= cn. ell Ollmonn. ° (60 min.) - MOVIE:'Children of thi typinQ som. Rock HudHudson. Susnn Saint - Mssterplftco ^ Thooiro: ThoB Eaters' JIP 5 :0 0 A .M . 1 : 1 5 A . M . CD - MOVIE:JVIE: 'V illage . C rrBvalinB-.sBlosma ___ QD - MOVIE: 'A lv a ro i Koitw'JIP Kelly Dauohtors* Trnvol Kelly JIK England is pi picked to selei 2 : 0 0 A .M . onp giti in an ItaliaiItaiian town vvho wi______T u e sd a ■0D - MOVIE: T h e M olorJor And A Tho bocomo a bridodo fo r a native s'oi ay Minor" Noi having tho train train faro, a Eric Sykes, (j^goiirogoire Aslan. Sclll 8 : 0 0 A .M . (ho show Is aired oiic for 90 minutos Judoomcyomont of Solomon': Whon n[> flirl posoa os twelve yoaroar aold ond Gabel. 195Q CD - MOVIE; •Hom bro’ro' A. w h ile J o h n n y Dark will bo included. dyingig KingKit Dovid chooses his gon-I- m.m, r.iised bv Apaches,DS, ISr forcud 6 :0:00 C P.M. tlo son,>on, S5 o lom on, a s Ins su c esso r. ______to n show dow n w hun t»n nuw king's hall-brothor. Adoni- ' ’ ® o .'.Qoe) O O C5D C7J C53 ‘'7 " r c onch in w hich he IS travolirvelm n 15.1m- j q _ jah, divides divii Isroal by formonimg3 bushed bv outlnws andd 1.0 h< has to Q .m _ , war. Starring John Mofley. No Programs Toli jRtSTAURAKTst help SAvo Iho livos of tho10 ppi e o p le ho ~ _ ,, 1 Hallick, John C.inadinu .mdd r ' FUN loathes Poul Ntiwmon,m. Fr.donc O - F..ll»,»ll"9 F'®«* Jo hn Saxon. S a. (2 hrs.) M.ircli, Richnrd Boone 1067 10' - Happy D«'Day* (^4J -_Ro Roportors riE: 'Booing, Booing' q , CASINOS! ( D - MOVIE; C6J C 0 - H ap p y Doys 9 : 0 0 A .M . American corro!irrospondont in Pons - Noil Sodoko Spocial C7j - Phil O onahu# Dr. London „ jqj, koopinjping his many airline • Z G in Sm ith d isc u sse s now Ifontiofs IfOf in Stewardess girlfijiflffionds from bump- 7 : 3 0 P .M . ^ S h o p s pre-nfltal caro. tho use of vitaminvi C. ing mto eachh oother. Tony Curtis. - - OverOv Eosy ^ •Package a n d n u tfiijo n .a 5,pr.(iy.ent>vBntivo modI- j,„ y Uwta. DanOany Saval.406& Q CD ( - Lovoino and Shirloy _ l | g n o r - _ _ - - ______fii3C: 3 0 P .M .______la v cerne rn e .goes to'Chicaqo lo try out ------9 :3 0 - A :M'■ — C2JOOD -N«- Nowlywed Gomo f^opar0 part in 'W ost Sid" Slory . . * R .V . O CD - Phil Donahue/•Cometf.an C q •,-Bonkor!kors O - - MocNoK-Lohror Ml Ropt. 1 H o o k u p s Stc've Martin discusses h)s »ry Tyior M ooro 8 : 0 0 P .M . tlie American sense ofI" hui ::::’,?: (»c)9 C3J o - MOVIE: T h o Piroto- ro,f. .nd .he HJ»il-Lohrer - Ropt. C2D C3'J ( 3E1SQSC1QI mt.-aning of life,' his csrcer 1 1 This coniemporary novel of o v E m s n mon behind |his 'craiya/y lklnd of O - Cfosswitfviti Pan 1 T ' - S h 8-N»-Nai-No compeiiiipeiling human passiun is siit public image inst 0 backdrop of Arab israeli NORSE 1 0 : 3 0 A .M/I . O - Civic Oialc)iologuo ‘’O'” '” ' ‘ igue Franco Noro, Olivia Hus-= PLATEAU COUNTRY p a s . (D -MOVIE:-Mm OnATATiohtrop,- (») -•26.000 1 , Anno Arcfior 1978 owi* a n d his * '') - U v o rnlO o and ai Shirloy Laverr^oL g Czi;ch Circus ownerdown 0 - Livo From tho Mol: Thoo NOV. thru NOV, 26:6 piitirc lioupo'm ploy at d.Tid.iring stf.i- A)°es toChicago•go to try out lor a part lofod Brido A now Metropolitan in Older lo usc.ipoipo on< m.issu in West Side’ SSt to ry . ira production p ol Cioch com Irom behind tho Itonon Curtain 7:0(:00 P.M. poserer BedrichB< Smetana's folk talee (Filini-i) O'l locution in CuropiO (2-> (3 )0 - - PaporI Chase Slu- love• storystoi features Teresa Slraias ff.Hlr.c M.lich. Tfiry■ MoorP, M< M.- Pi,,, up up in a competition ns SlarenkaMarei (3 hrs) •» .'-I ch.iK) Boone. Adolphe>1)0 Meniou where actual courlrootncoi cond.tions Q Cfij[J} QD( “ T h ro o 's C om pany Jn- 19b3 aro Sim ulatedJ G'Guest stsmng Glynn ond gnd Chrissy blame Jack.for 2 : 0 0 P . M1. . T urm an (60 min mir ) leadingding themt ona wild goose ch’Sse ■' v 3 O - MOVIE: 'Tho Autobiography utob h - Groniest Horoos o l lu 1 a non nun o»iSl«nt party Of M iss Jn n e Pittm an' For*Formor slJvi- tho Bible Parin 44 Tfi.rd of 4 p.irts - . Groatos»Gi Horoos of tho Biblo j j g liwi'S to paHiCp.’te inI tho birth ol Tonighl s stoniionus include Moses p#rt1 44 Third1 of 4 parts Tonight s •npnl and iconclusion) Moses M( pnris thu Hed stones tU r civil in;(iTS in o v m p n i nes include 'Moses' (Conclu -f co u n ts Ik-i hi.'%I.,1nriinT;*.iT;*ceIiiryod Sea to PSC.ipeoe Thet E«yptian Army non).t). Moses M parts tho Red Seo to Ets (.Iwin.ji; Ciculv ly soon, n . D.irtJ.if.l .md iPturns fioin fro Ml Smai with escapeape lht e E gyptian Army and re- Chonov. H ichatd Ovsa'^tirt 19741 God s lawt lor tor his pvopli). 'Thn turnsIS from fn Mt Sm ai w iih G o d s 2 : 3 0 W V t r - 2 - M.ko Douglas CohiC ohoilS C.i(> / lain iltid Tc-ririillo flfC•c j0Jl mi!d by gui'sts Ricliard Hjrns.,, AnAnn TuiknI. Come on Iyb; Uohtiy Goldiboio. andJ JamJar es Fran. ciicus. Wh«ro tho showIW isIS a i;c d for 90 mmutos Rulh Carterler S lsp lc lo n , Ron Citroy, and Sal Viscui For Homemadeide Pie m cfudod .0. . Miko Douglas Coho;o h o s t L uc.lie ( And n d H om em ade Swee/eetrolls. too!) Uatl IS joined by gue!guests Sally ERNIEEWENEHUIUNE Struthers. Jan and Doan,an, anda Senor W en ces E very D ay Fro- r o m C om ing . . .. N o v . 2 7 6 ;, . MOVIE:-Yow C• an n't 't Choot on 6:30 am to 0:000 0 p m Honott Man' Two monitrytokeepa try showmans daughter,, whowl ttiinks JEUEAN SHEPARDID ____ her faihe' needs mor\mor^ey, from mAiryiRu M wealUiK Rian.an.£doafScf E gen W C Fields. ChartioftioMcCarlhv ^ ' ATTHEHO10RSESHU CLI:lub... - 133 9 ^ NcNow thru No¥. 19 3 : 0 0 P .M . ! ^ j '7 - Morv G'lflin Toda, g u e s ts / . nre ...... Canrr, And^ KENTT WESTBERRIRY (•’.lul W illuim s. Lofcttata L I ^ C om ing . . . Nov(ov. 21 . . . ‘'GENERAL;lAL STORE” trio IS o.ri-:) 'o r 9C C A c nIM n r n'SSM OW TIMI M H i 0 *'k wtll end; \ Mondoy Thru Thursdoy. 8 00 ond I Il : : pp.t . m . 4 ; 0 0 P . M ...... r^L , Friday andd SolSoturday 8 00. 10:00 4 12;1 2 : pp. .m . O - Marv Gnlf.n T',vdj’ Sorsdoy.doy. 6:30. 8:30* 10:30 p.m. jr « Lillian C arter. Aru] \ ______i L k ; ______7 .1»7B t6TlmM44*w«. Tails, kUAo frttar N r Wednesisd a y td by g u e s ts J o h n 8 : 0 0 A .M . ■ ingor & Dovo. ond W in g s A (documontary obout o a a blockmoilor. but it turns; out tliat Burton is joined by McCardlo. Goldfingi Erokson. and Fran- (D .MOVI&'April In Paris'/ris' A state Eloyno Booslor willMill bo includod. . gifted fostcfojtor mother, hor mbtloy h(ho is not tho murderer sheI) sought.sou Oovidson. Erica Efoks :hoshow is airodfor __ Doportmon t om ployoo o n d |yc ^ P ______[_ |._group of chchildron and hor family's GiG uost s ta rrin g th o tatu Boblb Crano, Cr. kio Loo. Whoro tho shi ------6 : 0 0 R- zabeth-Ashlov-flnd ----- —. ------*“giri~b«com«-i«v<»lvo T h u r s dday I ■ Family Feud ' 9 0 0 A . M . 6 0►0 0 PF .M . e ■ UUh Weekend I1 ^ | S j ^ ' .i : * '. ^ ^ 5 [J) - Ptwi OoneKwe Normlormanl... '2:0 rOQ lO * 7 « O ' UUI e -- N aram e T hat Tur»e 1 debates the success televH>lev>sion ha* C 0 - New s hid in refteclir>o lhe se»uaaiual.ty and O . CQ . Ho3 Pro^remPr * 7 0 0 P .M . I ' violence of Owr culture and■ ndil*infiu t4 . _vjleAke^r«O'* 2 3 C0 - W erto n s G-a'Ncjr-i •nee O" Children O - Zoom *tari»» dll.dit.ng a r-.n once f'o 9 : 3 0 A .M . ■\[ _Walto«sG'aGra'^d'nl ttart* d*i posedd to lo 1 h e ' 16O r^'n ) O O . Phi Donahuet O'Or 6 ei"»e< e m e* «•***0 a n c * O . ..X J . . J- - The T^.*f of Cpsum. author of Poiii»esit»es of c » n her (60 rn.n ) Begrtded.ded W^e-x P -.''c» Tai *a '* cer It rO^ned by pat>eftis,1* «who hire O - MOVlt •M •• t Veers Of Our lo.e w chenrKSttT >nd i*c e d tfT»«eei*ee*ee Uirwe' *t®»r • • I.O'-! - a r .n th e •■t*' t*>« «er’i W »j.' -t'O wan!* t-e 2 : 3 0 P .M . L’ H c ureB r c I kucbyG uerialni l n 1 r~.ddie »ge<3 **r ^e *0tO' ^.->**:« S ta-r.n g P .! .. jho,tl„c-e * J" '3 ' IMike DOuflUs Co^Kn oH.cer and a sa.'or Koddf McOo-a" Ta'i'ce Baii*'i» fO«'*d by gu est*It* LLuc.* A. 3 « » " ’ • " *•' both hand* fredi'C Stamp^p andan Kab'» !? ^'* t n a i. Arthur MiU a»*d Guy an loy. 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SheS h es says l t doesn’i matiPr------(Doubledayifl3.9i‘I2.9S>------rsomegocM?ood‘ole boys are'shooting “■■rock ro composer,“ a “Maine “girgirl of west. T he mail who gi "G o d fi^illeves lw e in you.'’ 0 gave tlie world ' the breeze« e . character, ch a boy with acneie and Only thc beautifuliful v^oman> with The super "C arrie" now h a s ti superflu secUon of "The as taken two of the Insidele ti.the car Is a dying man and otherproblcm oU s, a deaf-mute: whowj Is the white streak ir most succcssfuI no' lk in her hair Stand” isis woricedwoi out with meticul- 1 novel formats of his deadad wife and child. Enter a a natural leader, and sev»!veral agitatedly denies the di today — disaster am the dreams. ous logic,c, Willie«1il the rest of the book r and occult — and superflu.u, a biological w arfare others. oti The final two-thin ______combined them Into -thirds of "The doesn’t mmaki ake too much sense - IntQ.onencnormous _ v ln is ' thnthat got auiay-from-Hta------1------^Uhere-are-tw.» 1 0 :0 0 P .M . for 60 minutes Adriemlenna Barbeau. Happened toto BetryE JaneT^ Two s s ^ Q ^|drtcim neoEO »to> to " , .1 the Harlem Globet>otlerctlers, and Or lers ar* boundjn d to g eth er in h*!e