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.. VOL. 67 NO. 269- •t . •'."' TW.N FALLS, IDAHO, SUNDAY; FEBRUARY 21, 1971, TWENTY CENTS Searche r^m^Ftlef^wom^ii '• HOLLISTER - Searchers husband, C.C, Collins, % and a sweater. Both men had jackets.^ At 7:15 Friday morning, Mrs. supply of .gasollno • was, wheel drive vehicles' searched .--ucoured the spow covered friend, 78-year-old J.M. Their plokup truck bocatfuT Collins said, .the two -men exhausted "Just at dawn" for tho truck afW it had been ,,;. desert southwest of hero late Jamerson botli of Filer, set out stuck in the mud about 25 miles decided to seek' help on foot Saturday. spotted froni the air, , i Saturday In hopes of finding two on foot early Friday In, hopes of . 'southwest .of balanced Rock despite rcD£AtedJVquests from She said the warm Bun Threo Civil Air Patrol' planes .' eltjerly men who abandoned finding help, ~».- . "between Goonskin nutte and Mrs. Collins that they not leave streaming, through tho truck 1 and two private craft searched •• their stranded truck In a She said her husband suffered Doyil Creek Canyon — far from tho safety of tho truck. windows kept her warm until tho doKert In hopes of spotting i desperate nttenipt to, bring help from arthritis, which she iaitl the nearest Isolated ranches. Sho said they intendod to walk rescuers found her about 1 p,m. thu two men. p—to an elderly woman'Jhey, left could hamper his ability to walk The three spent Thursday southward toward Three Creek Saturday. . . , Mm. Colling movetl.tp Idaho . behind. cross country-In the deep mow. night huddled in the pick-up — about 20 air miles to the south More than 30 persons from three years ago from.Oklohomo ..Searchers reached the vehlclo Mrs. Collins told the Times-, with tho ciiKlno- running to — In hopes of finding a ranch to Filer Joined the search late to marry Collins, whom she had Saturday afternoon and round News late Saturduy Uiat the provide hoot. . . bring bock a tractor to pull out Saturday In hopes of finding tho known'filnco childhood. - TWrs. C.C. Collins, 71, of Filer, three had set out on Thursday' Snow bo((an to fall during the their truck. two men who were presumed to' -Sho rind tho two rnen had Urcd but In good condition after for a drive Ln tho desert "to look niijht, It continued in- Mrs. Collins kept worm In the be spending their second un- (node related sightseeing trips spending two nights In the at the sconory." termittently through Saturduy truck cab by running the heater protected night In tho desert. Into Uie (kisert since she moved truck. - Mrs._CoUlns wore a Unlit morning. the second night, until tho Earlier In the day four *- to tho ^tflto. \ She told searchers her 'Worried aboutmen' nyMCIlAIlDG.HIGH gucs.1 that's why I wasn't Times-News Associate Editor scared. I Uilnk I was moro FILER — "You know I'm a serious lost-night than I over scarodyjcot," Mrs. C.C. Collins was boforo," she said, said Saturday night -after her Tho two men hud left her Uie rescue. "But I wasn't scared at morning boforo. It was a grim Double demand all. I was too worried about Mr. scene. ' TOO BUSY to put down telephone to eat U officer from Por- Collins and Mr. Jamerson." .''Neitheroho wild too much," tland,: Ore., member of 101*t Airborne Dlviiloa at Pfau Loc, Mrs. Collins had Just been Mrs, Collins remembers. "Mr. returned to her Filer home after Collins told Mr. Jamerson to about mile from Laotian border where hi* unit Is supporting upending two nights huddled in show mo how to turn tho truck South Vletaamese troopi battling In Laoi. (UPl) tho cab of a stranded pickup on for tho heater." about 25 miles southwest of "I asked .them two or three Balanced Rock. times not to'go/J felt there was
Now sho waited for word of danger in 4hom""going." • -•«' f • ' her 74-year-old husband and "My husbtlnd was wearing a Viet unit J.M. Jamerson, 78, both Filer, pretty good coat — a nylon-Jlned. . who had left her Friday mor- Jacket. Mr. Jamerson hod a real SNOW COVERS building material! on lite ol one ol 12 houiM nlng to seek old on foot. nice leather and suode coat. But at Paul being built by Dale Mltton CoutrucUon Co. Seven homes "That- was tho first time I I'm worried about them." One among 12 are complete and other* are expected to be wUhla M days. spent time 2^milos away from Mrs. Collins spent the time everybody, but I wasn't quietly. Sho didn't move from breaks out scared," she told tho Times- Uie truck. SAIGON (UPI)-A group of force at Landing Zone Hangor, News. • _J'I didn't have a bite to eat South Vietnamese Rangers six miles inside-Laos, Had been "I can't understand why they from Thursday; noon on, but I carrying mrfre than 100 wound- killed and another 110 wounded. didn't come back today unloss 'Jot along real well. Ivfeel fine Paul project expands od foukht Uicir way through Spokesmen In Saigon said1 something Is wrong." . myself, i fool real worried," Communist linen luto Saturday another Gd were reported Mrs. Collins spent tho two Mrs. Collins Saturday night llyMlKEHOBEKTSON bocn completed and flvo moro projoctlnUIBwtpartof Paul* njo not yet built a and Jgbtcd other Saigon troops missing hi notion. nights warmed by tho truck's was home surrounded by times-New. StaH Writer nro In varying ittauea of con- concelvod by Dale Mltton. a houie tor amout of state buyer. after nolding ' mil against Sullivait reported Uiat tho heater, slowly using up Its friends. "Everybody has been PAUL—Seven of 12 units In a utrilctlon. Pnul building contractor. Ho Most of those buying.the new devastating North Vietnamese troops of' tho 30Ui Soutli gasollrto supply. so rilco. I really approcluto limulng project u[ Pnul tiuvo The homes arc purl of u snld tho cost of tho houses homes ore employed by one of attacks fit an outpost In IJIOS, Vietnamese Ranger Battalion ."My gas lasted, believe It or ovorythlng Uioy'vo done," she' ranges from J17.000 to $18,000. the processing plants, he said. U.S. military sources said. nulled out of u portion of not, until the sun came out Uiis. uaid. Until he started this 12-houso Many of the buyers going Into Tho buttle-wcary Hunger Landing Zone Ranker under the morning. —Then I was plenty Mrs. Collins moved to Idaho project, Mltton spent four years Mitton's houses are youngor * troops used escape and evasion cover of American ulr strikes warm with tho sun shining throp yours ago to marry . building houses one by one In families, building homes for the tactics -to-get out.of tliolr called in by a U.S. helicopter through tho glass window." Collins, a man sho had known tho Rupert-Paul-Heyburn aroa.' first time. hell," ono U.S. military source crewman with them on tho Dlth night she prayed, sincince childhoodchildhoo,. GOP purge He finished a seven unit The houses In thia first tract told U!*rcorrespondent Robert ground. "I prayed mosostt oof laslast nighnlfthtt . I Since coming to Idaho from apartment building In Paul this aro not all alike, like many !•:. Sullivan at Uie South Tho force, reported at less Oklahoma she learned to love past September, then started project homes. Each has an Vietnanieso forward base at th&i a quarter of_its original Uie sagebrush desert. , Individual floor plan. All but one ' r 1 Uie housing project. KhoSanh. " • - •• • • • fighting strcngUi.^was said W" "I lUtd"h Mitton purchased the. land a house have three bedrooms, but . -Allied-sour ces-luul-roported •have-reached-another -Soutli- said. Sho ontiUio two mcrrhad year ago wltli Uio Idea oiullttlng none have basements. earlier Uiat at least 50 Vietnamoso position nearby. oftori gono for Drives" lnto~Uie Bid —beatie_,_ _ —__n^ In such a project. It covers one " Mltton said Uiat he plan, to- members out of the •lOQ-mnn The Hangers carried, moro dosert. BOISBOISEE (UPI(UPI) ) —Member- I s of load to our dofeat In Ihol972"fuil block and half of another have Uie-last five houses than 10Q oL.Uiclc^woividwl- "But I hadn't been to this .UiotlnpubHcnnCcntralCommlt- elections." * J'facing it. completed in about DO days. comrades with them when they particular plnco, Hho, said. tee gave an overwhelming vote Stato Chairman Roland WU- • cloven of Uio 12 houses were After these houses are mado their dash for safety meeting "That's why Mr. Jamerson took of confidence Saturday to their bcr, Lowlston, thanked Uio ld before he started bulldlg finished he Is looking at another M through. Uio dark Jungle to a us there."- chairman and national commit- Control Committee for Uie vote them. Mltton built ono house on 10 acres east of the present H.R. Jewell neighboring hilltop, Sullivan teowomon dosplte attempts by of confidence, and thanked Uio speculation and sold It almost . project. He has a bid In for the quoted Ui£ sources aa saying. March 1 Uio Soutli Central Region to region sponsoring Uie resolution Immediately. Four of the land and If his bid Is accepted, 0 S purge them. for Drinking It'forward as "a .'completed -Houses-arc'now he' plans to start new tracts of 24 dies early -A.B.ON-^preW^i^" ^ ^ Although the actual votos .matter of concern" for Uio good occupied, and 30 homes. .. of Uie Albion Telephone Co. will ' | • y were not announced officially ,of the party. • . Ho said Uie demand for new Mltton said housing prospects moot with Uie Idaho Public Oil from Uie chair, It was obvious a - Ho said ho was sorry he was housing in Paul Is surprisingly for Uie next two years look good Saturday Alternative Utilities Commission March 1 resolution calling for an Immo- unable to- communicate his great and mostly from area because many young people are TWIN PALLS - Hormiin n. horo to consider Uio utility's BOISE (UPI) -'By a close diate chango of officers was feeling to those who voted for moving into thc-aroa. - Jowcll, - &3, Democratic can- reflucst for authorization to 10-13 voto Saturday, Uio Senuto soundly defeated. Uie resolution to purgohlm, but didate for Twin Palls County proposed borrow |07S,000 to bolster Its approved a bill which would al- Douglas Kramer, Twin said ho hoped he could get coroner in tho 1070 election, was WASHINGTON (UPI)-Tho scrvico. . low salo of liquor by Uio drink Fallst, _urge„ d tho Central Com- through to them. pronouncor' 'ead on arrival at National Urban Coalition Satur- • Tho mooting will bo hold In on Sundays to conventions, r.c- mittee to pass Uio resolution Saturday's attempt mi Magic Valley Memorial day offered Its "now priorities" Uio Albion- Grange Hall at 7:30 coptlons or banquets. ^ saying, "There's a serious un- Uio third time since IMS Hospital oarly Saturday altcmatlvo to President Nixon's p.m5- ~ Hoor sponsor Sen. Art Kiur- dorlylng feeling bi tills stato WUbcr and" NaUonar" Commlt£5- Senate passes following on apparent hourt proposed 1072 budget -a »M0.8' Tho PUC has requested In- pliy. D-Mullan, said similar |o- Uiat Repuhllcan-'-wbrkerS aro teewomanWwen Barnett, Bolso attack. • • billion spending plan that would tcrested - persons to prcsonf Klsuftlon approved by the
nyOKOItr.IALAYTON were admitted to Uie hospHld Holloway said boUt cars wore mllos oast' of Burley on Uie Officers were hampered by a A few moments later, a small nNCd for treatment.of accident In- demolished. He was unable to Interstate. As falling snow Iced blinding snowstorm driven by car driven by May Myers, 20, of ^Ug url«fcI««beJAld70f determine at Ihe-tlme-who-the--the-Wghwayf-ear. astarted- •;atrong~winds? ""i—' "—" ~ TwinPallsralsotraveling east'r thowstorm •lammed down on Ogden, Utah, was listed In fair drlvers were. slamming into each other. During this melee, two jnore hit Ice at Uie mime location and Interstate 80 In Uie Burley area condlUon Saturday. listed In At S:57 pin., *a van truck Before traffic could^halt, six accidents, were reported, both her car rolled over,'also landing Friday evening, triggering a goodnindlUon were Bill Sazton, driven by Thomas E. Atkln, 19, more careened Into Uie flrBt west of the Burley-Paul in- back on Its wheels. fast-moving chaln-reacUon of 21,TWjiFoll>; Leona Itoblnson, of Twin Falls was demolished seven, making a total of 13 terchange; Burley city police Mi.. Myer. and her traffic accidents Uiat raw 13 M, Heyhurn, and Cathy SnlUi, when Atklri lost control on a1' wrecked vehicles, jnre called out to Investigate passenger, Unda'McCJwe, 20, Inside"... car. dair^^edln a single plleup. 29, Colorado SprliigSr-'Colo. sUck spot and the vclilclo roUed Almost' miraculously,' the accldenU, as no other of- also of Twin Falls, were both . Cassia Memorial Hospital (lnda Helnrich, 22, HaieluW, over completely, landing on its* however, according to State ficers were available, i thrown' out of-the vehicle. Bofli KUvated III duuuternactlon was held at Uie hospital for. wheels, after swerving across Police Officer Tom Thompson, '• The first accident Involved a were examined at Uie hospital teams, for the second time observation, but wa. later Uie highway. there were no Injuries. Two van truck driven by William and released, ' •' within a week-a. accident released, according to hospital Passengers In the Atkln persons were taken, to the Jfexton of Twin rails, who lost Their vehicle. wa. Army band . • P. 3 victim. ..warmed In. All state authorlUefe ' "" hospital for examination, but control when he hit an Ice patch. poUce officers In the area were, vehicle' Included Catherine demolished, police said. Old plant, new job ...... P. 6 The three women admitted Cutler, IS; Erica Atkln, 16, and were released. In the confusion, The vehicle swerved across the State Police and city officers called to duty, and sheriffs Dorm life .:...... P. H deputlea (ram both Cauia and were Injured In the first ac- Mark T. Poulton, 19, aU Twin no name, were reported. Interstate, . crossed both estimated Uiat at' least 20 traffic Mlnldoka Counties were ddent, reported at 5:11 p jn. on Fills. Atkln and Miss Cutler All available State Police and westbound Ufles, hit Uie median accidents * occurred In • little. Wvather ..,..•: P. 21 Interstate 80 four miles north of and. rolled, over; completely, more than an hour along a'13- deluged with accident call., were examined, at the hospital sheriffs' deputies from Canla Valley iporu :...... P. 24-27. Finally, Burley city police bad the Cotteml port of entry., A and released; Ms. AUdn and and Mlnldoka Counties were landing on tta wheals.t'Saiton mlle stretch of Interstate high- to Investigate two accidents at head-on collision was reported Poulton were not Injured., called* to.'the scene to route was thrown from Uie vehicle, way between' hurley and- Uie Andru,' view' P'%9, the same spot on the Interstate. on a stretch where Uw four-lane Three minutes alter the AUdn traffic around, the wreckage, arid his. passenger, Mis. Utah exchangOtJJamage HMS Forestry meet .'.... P. 29: Intenrtate narrows to two lanes. Accident was reported, a seven- whlcH blocked both wstbound Helnrich, was also Injured. Both' estimated at several thousand When the dust . cleared, State PoUce OMcer H. D. car ptlenp was reported eight Unee4or thne-houra. • were hospitalised. • ' • ' dollars. however, only four persons
••'. .X, 3 Tlm«rJevvi/T#ln Fallt, Idgho Sunday,-February 21, 1971- Prisoner f ee agreement s 1 By BONNIE BAUtD JONES county's jail budget'. Ho said the. merly boused In city jails are 'this Is somewhat out of line as a nenrly every prisoner now has, a sentence and collecting only Times-News Staff Wrtter*"1 •-_- county does not wish to turn the now In the county Jail In Twin survey ho made .of other cities tootli ache or twin of somo sort. $2.50 court costs for their TWIN FALLS - I.e«ol ex- ' situation around to Impose Foils- • ' . . allows the,highest slrigle cost troublo. • • ' • ports were' asked Frlday^by. ' hardships on.communities but Dolegates at tho Friday elsewhere Is ',$1.50 per day on Sheriff Coirdcr said the county Chief of Police Barnctt.sai _ county and city governmental suggested Rome equitable meeting agreed that county and mciils, Generally it is 75 cents must provide Uic prisoner wltlt authorities to draw up wlthn . city attorneys should draft "a .nor mcul with two menU per a doctor if ho has a logical onco the court has committed agreement bo determined the prisoner to the custody of proposed agreement to cover which oan bo acceptable to all. proposed agreement on charges day for prisoners held for a full complaint' nnd dental aild fcos to be paid for city prisoners and another* meeting of county dny/Barnott-sald. .medical bills are on (he In- the sheriff ho becomes county , Fifth Judicial District Judge responsibility, He said . , housed. In tho tounty Jail. • ' James JM. Cunnlnjlhum toldtiio and city officials be culled to Commissioner Chancey crease. •* Tho action camo at thocloso review nnd accept or revise It as KUgKcsted a $2 per'day fee Under the muglstrnto, court prisonor, .picked up on a clt< group Uie law recognizes an charge, will beheld In city Jnl . til,a. meetlnii-.ol county com-. inequity can arlse-and provides soon as possible, would cover food expenses and system, thc.cltles receive !K1 per mlssloncrs, Judtfes, law en- Sheriff Paul Cordor said tho help meet other' costs. Hubur cent of each fine [evled iignlnst until ho can be arrulgned In for .an agreement between the court. •-'' ' forcement, officers ' »dt(f ..(jlty-^ritfcnclcs to cover cost of city county is ptild $2 per day for any Uu|(hmille'r, commissioner,, a prisoner who Is convicted of council members, froro com- prisoners housed in the county federal prisoner held here and, said Uio food Is probably the. violation of a city law. Court Tom Nelson, clt/cbunctlman munities In twin I-'ulU-county, Ji[H. The^ law stipulates suggested this might be a fair least of the county's .prison costs of $7,50 are divided $2,50 to from Twin Falls, said ho felt tho WX. Chuncoy, chalrmai), prisoners convicted under city, charge. It costs$1.80 por day for • costs; . . • ' tho comities und $5 to the state. "county should put a price on Us ' Twin Kails County Commission, • county or'state laws shall \x meals alone under the present Hosuld inmates lire finding In many easc.i, county officials • "service" U> prisoners nnd tho said the court reform proKrnm placed in tho custody of tho county system, lio said. Pollco Uiey can huve medical and said, they may be feeding,!! city cities should then decide If they 1 luis tlirpwn a burden on tin.' iliorlff. As n result, thoso for- Ctllef Frank Bnrnott said hu felt dental euro on request und violator for 00 days .on u Jail can puy It. • Magic Valley Hospitals Seen , Regioiial Obituaries; Millie Vulley Memorial St. B«n«'
1 TWIN FALLS - The United agreement had been made with the Times-News aro ' co- from all interested individuals "States. Army., The 65-man band presented over 400 con-' President, The mea .hove sponsors were coinn:nplete] d by Lti Slates ArtiSy Field Ban* and Die U.S. Army calling for the "sponsors; and from resldents'outslde Twin organization has appeared in all certs fo audiences totaling two, performed at the New York and Donald W. CaldwellB|],, Ft. Mendc, • Soldiers' Chorus, Washington concert hero was' 'rnade ' - The performance will bo free ' , SO states, Canada, Mexico, the million people, • . 1 Falls In any of the Magic Valley Seattle World Fairs, at EXPO Md., assistant tour director and D; C., will be presented in" Saturday by O.A. (Gus) Kelkef, of charge but admission will po counties through the mall. United Klrlgdom, Europe, the Hie Soldiers' Chorus, num- '67, In the Mormon Tabernacle information officer. concert at the College of executive editor of the Times- by tickets which will,, be Details of ticket distribution Far.East and Central America. ' bering 30 Individuals, Is tlio in Salt Lake City and In the News, and Red Barber', student vocal component of tho band. In Southern Idaho Fine Arts available during the latter part •will be announced." ' * " Since its formation In IMS, the Hollywood Bowl. Uke the band, Tho European wild boar Is Audltoritim Sunday, April 25. body president at the college of of March. Requests for tickets The band is the official Field Band has traveled more 1001 tho chorus was solected to the, chorus has appeared in all the ancestor of most of.our. . Announcement that an Southern Idaho. The college and will, at that time, be accepted touring' band of the United than a million miles. In' 1060 the flbig at tho prayer breakfast for bO states and many* 'foreign domestic pigs. -tbe late John K. Kennedy nations. ' "X following his Inauguration as The Soldiers' Chorus Is under tlio direction of S|{t. Ma). Geno DON BROWN'S Couiihlln whllo Lt. Col. Hal J. Service^- Glbsdn Is commanding officer SAFETY SERVICE and director of the band. , - Tho two organizations travel conducted In; three passenger buses and: two staff cars and equipment BOISE (UPI) — Senators, and Instruments are carried In held a memorial servicd Friday three special trucks. The' men for lfl former members of tho will stay at tho Holiday Inn Idaho Slat* Inip.dlon St upper chamber. whllo In Twin Falls. Tho concert • Molor'run. up • B'a Those 'remembered included hero_will, start at 3 p.m. former Sens. 'Howard Sims, Arrangements wltli Ufa co- 4\7f4atnt, 733-8213 Lemhl County: Carl D. Irwln, Twin Falls; Raymond L; Whlto, Ada; Junes II. Yow, Payeltc; Ellsworth W. Porter? Latali; C. _A. Robins,. Bcnowuh; Milton E. Army Field HniuL,. Soldiers Chorus to perform In Twin Fails Anrll 25 , 'Phillips, Toton; Goorifo F. Medical /Center Laboratory. Rudd, Madison: Willis It. ANNOUNCES THE. Humphreys, Fremont; Thomns McAtoor; Dannockl J. C. Sid- dowuyr FremontS Harry- L. Gaullist disarray signs develop YoBt, Adn; Ncph W. Hansen, REMOVAL OF ITS OFFICE TO tlutte; Frunk H. Lafrcnz, Ner PARIS (UPI)-lxss tlmn Their "little problems" .would consider Pompidou un efficient- solid good sense. * tique, that lie Ghulle used to Perec: Lloyd Adams, Modlson; 284 MARTIN STREET thi'cc months after tho'deiiUi DC bo swept under tho carpet, out and popular president. Although -But nclUicr he nor liis impose his will and vision on a und David Parry Jones, Oncidn. Gen. Giarlcs do Gaulle, the of sight, but not forgotten. he likes to quote poetry and his handplckod premier—Jacques sometimes recalcitrant nation.' TWIN FALLS, IDAHO favorito proso at news confer- Chaban-Dolmns—have anything ~ —~ Son. nlchard Egbert, D- first ominous alfina of Gaullist WJUi-tho general now in the L disarray arc bursting in front pagesof history, and the roan— ences, he Is given marks for Hko* tho command, the mys- ' A fine violin Improves with Totonla, was soloist durinit tho of the I-Yonch voters. Georgoft Pompidou—Do Gnulle . •• jifje. service —h "the Gaullist mystique once cast aside occupying his coming apart at tlio scams? place In the Elyseo Pulaco, tlio For 13 yonrs those cnllatlnfl bloc that makes up tho 11 under tlio general's banner of. ''majority in the.Chumbor of WALL-NEWS- SAVE MONDAY SPECIALS tho double-burred • Cross of Deputies Is allowing increasing Lorraine have been tlic rulers willingness to lift Uic carpet of Franco. • and produce their "little MADE-TO-MEASURE DRAPERIES They linve not been a problems" once moro. 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QIOUp of full f br.oit.d.diap.d'mod- hav« 2 bulion lailai i i button ityling, iliaptd «lt wool/Orion anylic' Ino, ihaptd lii. an JACK MURPHY CENARBUSA (il ond widtr lopili. bliAili. lartil lathlon octtnli Com. In o colorful i«- . . . 100*4 wool, pol^.il.r • Uclion ol fancy pal- , f ) wool. Choospirom hundrods ol fabulous fabrics—acotato/rayon antjquo "satins mid jacquards; acotato and polyostor shoors, prints. Lincoln dinner Do il now, whon you savo on fabrics and labor, loo. Thoso.draporios will bo mado to tfny sizo with Ponnoy quality workmanship, many fine details usually found only fqr dollars moro. slated Feb. 27 To measuVe: TWIN FALLSJ -\iout—TiouL. < Gov. at 7 p.m., according to W.L. PIECE GOODS BONANZA -Jaek-Murpliy-andrSflcretary-of^-aiancoyrgonoral chairman.— State Peto Ccnarrusa will be Chnncey said tickets for Uie Width: moaturo fron (G) lo (H), or featured speakers at tho Lin-, affair are available from Don •imply tlio widlli.you want lo cover. Group I Group II Group III coin Day dinner planned here Zuck, general tlckot chairman, Longtiu For toiling lo floor long lit, Tenl cloth, tkillot Rooulalod plui, flockad Saturday, Fob. 27, officials Gingham Rondo or from any "'precinct" com- moaiuro (A) )o (Q). Par regular floor cloth (locked polyotler broadcloth, Bonavila Percale, announce. mlttecman In tho county. Iflngtli megturc (C) to (D). For till cotton, milano, terry cloth, printt & tolidi, length moaiuro from (E) to (F). Add varioui' Ttio event will bo at the Harold D. Cook, Twin Falls, Is all oaiy care Ponn-proit, - danilar, all lirtingi American Lcfilon Hall, starting In charge of publicity. 3 inchot if you wont below-till machine wathable •lenglli. Bring tlioic moaiurementi in machine waihablo "orrj wo will r"acbinln6hd Ilia propar tize draporiot. 22 ( Computer holds 1 78° / 38 yard
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1 : Mrygic Valtey'n Homt> Nipivkpappr \- ! WASHINGTON (NBA) —. ' Right now, with u number of New Mexico. A fpw others, most established all-candidate Democrat guesses Uiat foraging Senator's Edmund Muskie of state laws altered
=/ ••-.>. , , ' ( ra ; r , I . . , BLACK POWER Sunday, February at, 1971 • T(mei.News, Twin Falls. Idaho 5 . How To Define Success By RALPH NOVAK has a Itfcture agentw . Hlf_l wife Is Ho quote. s W.J5.B, Du i Bols, r v NEW YORK- (NBA)— Ttia astounded at how hauclVmoney tum-of-the-oentury militant and-v. Back look, on Prp(. Charles V. he la making. -' patron saint of some of "today's ' Hamilton's face as he gazes oitf, - He smiles, then shrugs. It la most vehement black powers February «, 1WI' . Councilman Lt. Breckenridge his office window says that the something of . an r cm- advocates, He has as respec- TWIN FALLS-L On and after la in Denver and Councilman Harlem he sees is'not much barrassment to be blflck and be table, an Afro haircut as a February 21, owing to existing C.B. Channel! Is on the coast. different from the South Side of successful in the mainstream of mildly receding hairjlne will conditions, we will be compelled * February 22,1921 . Chicago ghetto where he grew American society In 10>l and allow. And his credentials were to go on a cash basis. City WASHINGTON - president- . up. >, . Hamilton wonders sometimes if established when he Joined Pharmacy, Rogorson Hotel elect Warren G. Harding today It is a look compounded of he's "relevant." . Carmlchoel —* who Jumped off • Pharmacy, Fisher Drug Co., announced, selection of the _ irony, compassion; satisfaction, "I think a lot about being the Integration bandwagon Majestic Pharmacy, Uchramm- members of his caWriet. They . bewilderment and remembered Charles Hamilton, professor at .early — In writing "Black Johnson Drug Co. (Ad- Include rferbert Hoover, . rear. It is a look of a man who Columbia, role model for those Power," which advocated use of vertisement) . / California, as Secretary- or •~hasto remind himself once In little blaemdds In Harlem-to bloclC'.unlty as"a"political tool." • -G.KriitmtTisin tho ;city "at- Commerce ,TJaffles~~jr"Davts,"~ awhile that, yes, ho Is In fact a live up to," he says. "But Hamilton Is convinced he Is a * tending to business, interests. 'Pennsylvania, Secretary of professor at Columbia whenever [ get a chance to talk black professor In the same way He is from Boise. (Editor's Labor; Will H.Hayes, Indiana, * University.' ,. • ^ to them, tfio only"thinft. I can Uiat Bessie Smith was a block, note: Mr, Hunt later 'became Postmaster General-, Andrew "When I was a kid in Chicago honestly tell .them Is that the singer: His race defines his owner of the Diamond Hard-; Mellon, Pennsylvania, in tho '30s and '40s, I was Protestant ethic doesn't always performance • ~ , ware) Secretary of the Treasury, and scared," Hamilton, now 41, work. You work for everything '.'I'm n black who happens'to —'We-Bluebil-d-Orchesb-B-went—Charles—^Evmra HUghe'sT" says. "I wanted to ,bo com- you get,.but you don't always bo a professor, not JI professor to Jerome last evening where Secretary of State. fortable; I wanted to be got everything you work" for,"** who happens to bo black," ho they furnished music for a ball. FILER — Mrs. Guy Shearer famous; I wanted to bo safe According to the American says.1 "My appointment wns a Judge O.P. Duvall. of the entertained at her. home from getting muggod and Association of University function of tho political mllleur" probato court, yesterday • Tuesday for a few of her robbed. I knew I had to get out." Professors, thorc are thus n function of my rendered Judgment finding friends. Those invited were For him, ambition, ability available statistics on tho black. I realize thnt I'm > ex- Benjamin F. Duncan guilty of Mosdames Schlldmon', Chllds, and luck were present in tho number of black faculty pected to bring-to .my studonts battery.' Tho caso" was tried Nubcrry, Bunco, Graves and ri({ht proportions. He stayed members at American colleges Uio boneflU of my peculiar early In the week, Georgo Hoag, and Mrs. H.S, Cowling alivo and out of trouble long and universities and no in- black experiences, the tuim'o McPhorson 'boing the-com-. and Mrs, J.H. Weaver, botli of - enough lo work his way through dication of whether Uie number way n person would who had u plaining witness. Judgo Duvall Twin Falls. college witli a night Job at the is rising, particular knowledge, my of assessed the costs of the trial, - February^, 1921 post offico, earning" his Hamilton looks around his PaklsUin." $43, against Duncan. Tho TWIN FALLS — Tho Claude . bachelor's degree from office, talking ubout liow All of which lonvos Hamilton amount was paid. Brown Music Company Is oc- Oiicago's Roosevelt University unusual It is for a mm\ witli his wondering whether it was In BQISE — The Scnato of tho cupylng Its now quarters, tho In 1951. -. rolntivoly limited background Hpite ol or because of his raco 10th stato legjslature this enlarged room being" about With Unit momentum, he to sUirt tit Columbia us n full ' Uiat ho has succeeded, whether morning' passed'the Harding twice mo slzo of the old one. His moved through U>yola professor nnd says: It matters, whether bis antl-clgaretteblllby • voteof 29 expected that painting and University I JIW School to got his presence at Columbia Indicated to 12. The measure prohibits the ^straightening around will, oc-- law degreo In Ip54. Ho added a "I'm a beneficiary of the Ionn progress has been made. sale or importation for salo of cupyth.e remainder of tho week, muster's In 1957 and a Ph.D. In hot summers, of Uie fCerncr A, "I think you can point to some cigarettes or cigarette papers. G.H. Jackson, county health . 1004, both from tho University Commission Report. I Just areas — sports, for instance — Senator. Harding made a officer.reportcdtodayhehadto of 6ilcogo, and by the time' happened to be Uiero at Uio and sny-wlth-ussurunce that brilliant talk inbehalf of his pot. abandon his attempt to roach Columbia appointed him to a right time, when It becamo blacks huvo made progress measure, declaring he has in his Filer overland on tho main political science chair in. IMS), fashiontiblo to hire bluck possession the signatures of highway. The road, he said, Is In professors. I can't help won- 8,000 persons favoring antl- bad condition aftor the he had taught at Albany (Gn.) HAltUYMKRUICK 1 State . Collego, Tuskegeo In- dering (tornetimes if I'm not clgarotle legislation. pavement Is left northwest of hero filling n quota so tho school slfjns; take th« number of black stltuto In Alnbnmn, Rutgers studies programs In American WOnCHESTER,' Mass. - 'town. University in Newark, N,iT., doesn't havo to worry, liioy can Professor Robert H: Goddard of Mr. and-Mrs. W.W. Frarili alwuys Hiiy, 'Ixok hero In this colloRcs today compared witli. Uncoln University In Ptiiui- five years nyo. Still I'm not oven A Working Manager Clark University has announced and son of Salt Lake are sylvanin and Roo.scvolt, offico, hero's our man ho has perfected a rocket which spending a few days with Mrs. Hamilton, n full professor." convinced that what progress Ho has eo-authored "Block there has been will be per- Contrary to the motion picture by He was 20 at that time. Since that will bo propelled from the earth Frantz's' mother, Mrs. A.M. Power: Tho Politics of Haunted though lie may be on manent." by a succession of smokeless Bo wen. Jjbcration in Americn" (with occasion by the specter of Undo Hamilton Is looking out n similar name, being manager of time he has divided his working powder explosions and will hit G.H. Self Is contemplating an Stokoly Carmlchnel) nnd Is Tom Ism, Hamilton has little to toward Harlem again as ho tin up and coming airport is not a days between the two states. tho moon. Ho said Uio hit on the enlargement to his shop which working on thrvu books now. Ho dpologlze for. adds, "It's just too soon to tell." job for the faint of heart or for Construction work led him to a moon will make a flash when it will provide an acetylene someone who thinks such a job can strlkos large enough to be welding plant. position with the Duffy Reed visible through telescopes. BUHL - Mary N. Ray, 50, be conducted from behind a desk. Construction Co. and he stayed TWIN FALLS - At the Gem wife of W.B: Ray. Buhl, died Harry Merrick, who hns there for 13 years, coming up Theater the feature is diaries yesterday afternoon at a Twin managed the Twin Falls City- through the ranks to the post of • liny in Peaceful Valley while Falls hospital aftor an Times-News Public Forum County airport for nearly two construction "superintendent. -For Uio feature at tho Orpheum Is operation. The body.is at the "Sundown Slim" witli Harry Grossman Mortuary In Twin years, is of necessity a jack of all the' next six and one-half years he Caroy. Thore will bo two Falls and will be forwarded to trades. On any given day he can be operated his own business in'.the vnudovlllo nets too. Buhl for burial here. running grading equipment, gravel crushing field. operating the snow plow, spreading It was while working for the HURLEY - The Burley TWIN-FALLS - City and The Court Decision sheriff reported a jail break last county merchants,, numbering Forum Kales sand on the runways, repairing a Duffy Reed Company that he night. He said bars at ono of tho nearly a score, called on the Editor, Tlmc3-NewH: to grind. Forum letters, must J>c con- bulky truck engine, writing letters, became Interested in flying. The cell windows wore sawed off board of county commissioners Here wo go again! Our own As for Superintendent Harold cerned.with* topic's ol general answering the telephone, con- firm owned an alrplano and It was and three prisoners escaped.' this afternoon with a complaint Supremo Court hus taken a Blauor I givo three loud and Interest anil must be of a ferring with airline officials, only natural that Mr. Merrick took against assessments levied Kood, swift kick lit Uio scut of liwty choeru. Sir — Just stick to reasonably length. meeting.with the airport board or flying lessons, Charles Reedcr was TWIN FAIJ£ -The relief against their holdings by the Uio pants of ovory school ad- you decision. I'm sure most The editors nf the Times- fund being gathered for local county assessor. The delegate ministrator mid teacher as well pcoplo are with you. Just count News reserve the right to refuse engaging in scores of other related his instructor and guided him up teachers now totals |3,«D, body made formal demand for a publication If, III their opinion, items. through his initial license as a according to Asher B. Wilson, reduction in Uie assessment, a.i every school board member Uio shaggy dog heads and you school trustee.. Among thoso and the parents of many of Uio will see that thoy aro in the the subject matter Is of a The local field is ono of four private pilot. pupils. minority. llbclous nature, Is not In good largest in Idaho and is operated Now he has been a licensed .pilot giving donations in the amount Warner's Corsets were being What noxt, beuldos long I honestly bcllovo those, taste or is repetitious and has since 1952, is rated as a multi and offered at Wright's Store at a shaggy dog hair will our sup- judges should quit tliolr oasy, previously been thoroughly with.a minimum crew. This E.J. Qstrander, Arthur J. price of $1.D5. Every garment, posedly sound thinking well paid jobs and get n Job covered in. the forum. assures the manager his is a single engine land pilot, a flight Poavoy, C.E. Booth, Roy A. necording to a display ad- Supremo Court membors Usaching school or being an All letters must bear the working job. Instructor and an Instrument pilot R«ad, Burton E^ 'Morse, J.A. vertisement, was guaranteed to dofend? Could it be going to administrator. Perhaps Uioy signature and uddress ol. the Mr. Merrick realized this when in addition to being rated as a Crom. C.J. Hahn, Asher B. fit and last atid was completely school half nakod? Just might could learn 11 lesson in upplyinft writer. The name of the writer he accepted the job offer but his commercial pilot. ' • Wilson, F.W. Dumko and J.M. rust-proof, bo, who knows? Already a (i few simple rules* of good will appear when published Maxwell. student In Burl'oy has defied tho moral conduct. Perhaps theso unless there Is u personal background showed he was . He has been designated by the (Editor's Note: Items In _ superintendent as to his dress ill treated pupils would bo ablo request that It be withheld nml . prepared for any eventuality. Federal Aviation Administration to Announcement was mado today's column .were taken: code. Just who Is supposed to to accept Just a little discipline, * the reason lor such a request • Howas born in Denvor'butcame give pilot flight examinations at the today by Mayor W.H. Eldrldge from Issues of the Twin Falls Dally Nows on the dates In-... obey or at least rospoct a few which thoy apparently\Hre not staled. This request will then lie' to Idaho with his parents in 1930, local field. Uiat tlicro would'be no city y simple dress codo'rulM? Are, .'getting at homo. / considered by the editors and it couiicir mooting "tonight, tilcated) will cither be granted or the settling initially at Oakley. At 17 he He has worked hard at his flying not they mado to teach a student I"f evor the time comes when worked in Burley for a couple of because, as he puts it, "a safe pilot Uiat may bo thoy should lourn my own children or Uioso I may . letter will |>e retumed to the tto be governed by a (ow simple have authorlty.ovcr, dofy a few writer. years and then entered con- works at the task all the time and „-_; ;._._,_•$_ riilos beforo they havo to obey of tho slmplo'rules which Uio struction work; at Lovelock, Nov. doesn't goof off." I sbroo not so simplo? . school system would Ilko to No wonder wo havo such a havo them follow, the question of Uiem knows wlio I am and Juvcnilo delinquency problem will not bo dragged Cu*:ugh tho where I live because he camo when wo can't ovon havo Supreme Court. H will bo from our Wood River I/alloy. respect for a fow slmplo dress taken caro of at homo where It In my opinion their decision R wtANDEVANS code rulos without getting dad should bo taken caro of. stinks. , Problem « tatake It to Uio Supremo Court. Now I am protty sore at our Georgo E. McKay It Isn't So .. Somcono sure must have a Supreme Court judges and ono Bcllcvuo . Editor, Tlmcs-Nows: when tho park supporters were ,. Editor, Ttaios-Nows: Sovoral days ago I listened to applauded there was no jam- Statements by Cassia County a TV nows broadcast In which mont from the chairman. ' school officials Harold Blauor Great Awakening Uio roportcr was Interviewing a Vory lato In tho afternoon ono and Earl H. Carlson as quoted supporter of a national park In after another of the.anti-park In tho Feb. 14 Times-News, Branded Parents Uio Sawtooths. Tho roportcr spoakors gavo up and went represent an ever present WASHINGTON - Th» sUll chairman last month, that 1 . said: "and I understand that a homo rather than participate In problem In our school systems, unannounced. decUon of Sen, result turned on parochial Editor, Timcs-Nowi): above quoted statemont Is Into any of tho numerous U. S, majority at tile Sun Valley such a force. In effect these men saldi "we Strom Thurmond to add a politics having little to do with It appoars Uint all you normal absurd and highly slanted to say 'Government reports on Com- hearings was for a pork." To rolurn to tho young TV don't care what the Supreme Negro to his regular Senate Dent's major thesis — Uiat parents out tlicro who want only Uio least. Anyway, Uicn Uio munlst smear tactic-- - s an- d- yo„ u It Is not so. - Back'o- -f -th o roportorcportorr whwhoo so gliblglibly Court —,-says., we don't lik-e lon—.g, staff, . thoug-„h sure to croate a Southern Republicans must good for your kids and don't like I.E.AV V^ A. BOOttnnt* S«4lt«M alioal dI MI n a cynicaIi l wilril l •! fin1d II thoy alway1 s smear reporter's statement Is qulto a remarked "and I understand hair and we will continue to minor storm back home In actively seek Negro, support. .—~somo^-Uio-quMtionaUe-thliigs_jMdJii£oUousmBniie^^ of tho discipline studentB for this South Carolina, Is symbolic of Since then, Dent has Been ••-• • Bouufon In our. "progressive summation of 'Uio legislative such as Fascist or somo similar by Uio news media. speakers at the SSrVaHSy~r
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20-POUND mooa rock Ii examined by Apollo 14 Commander P¥•£><* f*'h S)S) / -Alan Shepard, right, and crewmate Edgar Mitchell. The rock Is -*.•**"»*'» if V * the largeit lunar sample ever brought back to Earth. Tho crew « . . •till In quaranUne appeared with the rock In the glassed off tieClSlOfl viewing room of the Lunar Receiving Laboratory. (UPI) THEY delayed BOISE (UPI)—The Health, Tubulet. Education and Welfare. Com- ' Sl.cU.ll Beer firms mitteo postponed until Monday |7i any decision on a bill to crcato a Fid«r>l r.cl.e special fimd to finance public -.^ktndcrguricns-atter- Chairman 1 1 1 John Barter, It-Buhl, said he 1 "ttii.",", , ,::" • K'lit." f needed Uie timo to talk to the. ] 9.OO 1.7C used bribed Finance Commit t Co about 650x13 funding problems. 15-ftB 2.01 . 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) -Scn- The documents were nttachod Barker referred to a public nte InvesUgators charged Friday to secret testimony taken by hearing held Wodnesday on tho 775x14 16.89 2.14 Uint Uio books of big beer, Uio subcommittee last month kindergarten proposals and said liquor.and cigarette companies prior to public hearings Into the "preponderance of tho evid- 1- 825*14-- 2.32 "clearly Indicate" Uie firms nlleged gratt.nm! corruption In enco was certainly In favor of have been deeply involved in PX and service club oporatlona. this kind of bill without Uio fi- bribes and kickbacks to U.S.... A committee Invcstlgntor, nanclng." military personnel In Asia. Tavern J)" Duffy, said Uio "Tliere were only two or Uireo Among tboso mentioned In-^subwujnaod company do- persons Uio oilier nlglit who dls- documents-mado public by Uie cumems proved Uio firms were puted kindergartens,", he said. - Senate. Investigations subcom- Involved in "payoffs to military "There were others who Wond- mittee were Liggett & Meyers personnel ... hrlhnn to PX ered nbout finnncing." Tobncco Co., National Distillers personnel.'.' Sen. Nels Solborg DrGrange-" and Chemical Corp., and the Fnlslflod expense reports and ville, agreed to go along with brewers of Falstaff Beer. vouchers to promote sales of Burker, but pointed out there The samo documents con- products through military faclll- were only two weeks left in Uio tained affidavits charging that Uos were also shown, Duffy session and Uint Uie proposals Sgt. William Hlgdon, Indicted testified. . still had to go. to the House. with seven others last-week on "The expense vouchers cloar- committees, corruption charges, was pocket- ly indicate It was-a pollcy-to" Solbergfa member lng_thfliigjnvlff of jkj) 1 a,rs ."fl? winft. i\i\'i 'Ilif ftiifft
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• • By Unlted'Presg International to tho pnM967 War boundaries, opposing withdrawal from ai| .. Israeli officials described as tlid first official comment 4rub territory captured In tho ,"encoura|jlnB":. Saturday camo Krldny from Minister slulily war of June. 1067. ted . Egypt's rejiorted willingness to Without Portfolio Israeli Oollll; Honog,.' a reserve Major • sign a pcaco treaty If Isruoli a .confidant of Mrs. 'Molr, He General and now a commenta- • '• BOISE (ul'lI - The'Senate' . troops are withdrawn, from'called tho Egyptian 'stance tor for Israel's stato radio, said BRprpVedi ' 20<5,' Friday occupied Arab territory. In "positive" and said Israel the situation was .still dange- .'legislation which would allow , * Cairo, Egypt's foreign minister would havo to examino jt rous for Israel but added: :anyp»lc«r
lstrntor, said. Stokes said he will emphasize' Increased enforcement and add- ed, : Under Idaho Power's rfe'w~ratcs, a single stop-down WATER HEATING schedule applies equally to all residential customers, each NOW-/yV7EF?7WE5RKVf Electric of whom determines his own average cost per kilowatt-hour -BARGAIN by the amount of his electric useTAs he adds to his electric CONTINUES^ use, the cost goes down. •"^ As can be seen on tne chart below, after your first 400 KWH in any month, you are entitled to a "Best WITHOUT PLUMBING Bargain" block of. 500 KWH at 9 mills. This means that tho average water heating customer can operate his water hoater at the same cost as before. ' *FAST Almost everyone in our area; whore electric water *CLEAN Watar py heating is installod in moro than;nino.out-of ten now nlllllng, uWraua pfoUctM. l>«rmiMntly "homos," knows that iFKas.no matcFTfqr officioncyTBocause your oloctric water hoator is flamoloss, it is complotoly packed in insulation, needs no 'chimney, So_you cgn-install JtfH SMALL PAYMENTS OH it anywhere. YOUR ELECTRIC BILL 100 KWH ^CAREFREE $4.45 Got an eloctric water hoator? You're doing finol It uso's^tho cloanest form of energy svailablo id your family and still is "tho best bargain in your family -ISBdgot." well ai an Economical Way To Heal Your Home NEXT THE RATE ADJUSTMENT: Tho inaximum incroaio pur cuitomer ii al)6ut a niqknl a day. No domaillc 70 200'KWH cuitomor't rato incraaie will axcafld S1 .GO a month. The Bvoraga incroata for oloctric hoat uteri; for example, NEW LOW RATES ' Lwill bo 77-canti^a jiionth. ..Tho.avaraaojdjuitmeiit far^iian.ruldiintUd.alQctric:uieri-ii DboutD'/i percent..-- -KWH -NEXT- on a 1 ra 300 KWH -^^'' '* 'V ^ ^'^ U^nin ' te inoraaia requotttid by Idaho Pbuuer Contpant In Itl t>4, yuan "of tdrvico. FOR YOUR ELECTRIC HEAT AT 100 $9.35 '...''•• .•....•'. .!..• ' • . •: • .,• \ AND FULL HOUSEPOWE* 4« KWH^: 400 KWH, $10.45 • 600 KWH, $1J.45 900 KWH, $15.15 . 1400 KWH, $21.20 .NEXT' AUO PORTABLE THERMOSTAT , 3* 100 NEXT KWH 100 7W CONTROLLED MODELS FOR SINGLE AT KWH FINAt. 500 KWH (AFTER FIRST ^ROOMJJpBIgg-^ ''AT'. ABOVE 1.3* 400 KWH AT? MILLS (9/l6>| | Magic Valley Electric Supply} 33A4lh Aw*. W. — r.O. Bo. 314 Twin FoHc Uah*« • hal WaUf •Utlrlc Uot wlihouf ptumbino (an ># th« ft*** - Idaho Power Company In^itmanM'lt *var moL., _._ _„• .i": .1 '. • ^::::^-:::::r;:;;>;':^lXL FLAMELESS ELECTRIC LIVING FOR A NEATER, CLEANER WORLD -I: ! v 10 Tlmtt-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Sunday, February 31. 1971 national^ for government-run enterprises western hemisphere. crux.of Uu> divergence of from the American norm. Butj expropriated International' pe- omic 'and political nationalism " EDITOR'S NOTE: ThU ll the ' made his demand* known by 1 third ol fight weekly article! In raising taxes on .oil companies to buy local products "whenev-* Sdme' observers feel the opinions between the Latin - to a greater, or lessor degree, troleum's property.. Is, the key \o understanding J which United Pnsi Intemnllon- from 92 to 60 per cent. cr possible." . , United States will novor be American nations and the. most;of!tho other countries, Argentina not only,approved Latin America in the 1970's. [• al correspondents foiwrton and The Andean group—Chile, Tho cry "Yankeo |jo homo" Is lujod by Latin Americans until United Slates. south of tho nio Grande are its "buy Argentine". law, but . .... •••'•• • ^ auesi great decision! lacing Peru, Ecuador, Colombia ond still 'heard throughout l^atin a., mo.ro',equable economic In recent years the Latin seeking alternatives to reliance limited the amount of capital If parents or other adults in a f, the world in 1171. Today. "Bolivia—recently adopted a Amorlia from thoso who insist balance, can be struck. The American nations have .been on "big brother" to the north. foreign companies can borrow famUy.do.not help children with [; VS.—Latin American Rela- regulation that requires all all American development is in proverbial rich cousin Is novor ' demanding less foreign aid and locally. the writing of thank you notps* tions. , fore ign owned companies to sell fact exploitation. [Jut a now and liked by. his poor rolottvM/ better . prices and* a bigger . Peril and Ecuador have been The trend Is evident through- to people who have given, them i. . 51 per tent of their domestic more constructive demand Is Carlos Sam do Santamarla, market for their products In tho a source of recent irritation to out Latin America, .and econ- gifts, the job rarely gets done, t Ry GttllJJSKMO MAIAKTINEI Z assots In tho next .20 years. In ono that (jocsi "America, listen president of tho Inler-Amcrlcan American marjfet. the United Statcs with their BUENOS AIRES (UPD- Chllo, that country's new to usl" Committee of the Alliance for Latin America has already demands that American fishing From all aides of the Uilln ^Marxist President. Salvador . Colombia's Adolfo. U>poz. Progress (CIA), believes tho shown it will not go along boats respect their claims to EVANGELIST FROM HOLLAND "^Alli3mlu"alrBiHlyrIias inoycd"to llchelsenj 8~j~formci**-"ftffcl|Pi mconomlc"difficulties ctm be-compliantly with U>o dictates of 200 mites - offshore • territorial, Revefand dnd Mrs.' A. Gerritson sovereignty. Both countries growing feeling of nationalism expropriate' American owned minister and a possible pros- solved. • '' the United States, Will Present... is demanding more attention. companies and banks. Idcntlal candidate. In 1074, puts t "The solution has two as- First there was Cuba entering have seized and fined American and - respect from tho United • Even the rlglrt-wlnj; military It this way: ' r>ccts,"SanzcloSantumarlasays. tho Soviet orbit In tho early tuna fishing boats and have not SALVATION AND.HEALING States. government of Argentina re- "To Improve Its' relations' '11 requlros' a .lorgcr sharo of 1060's. Then in 1070 Allendo retreated .When the United . - Every Nlohl Except Sol. At 7i3O P.M. In Venezuela tho government cently adopted a "buJvArgcn- with Ijitin America, Uio United the' U.S. market Jor Latin became tho first freely elected States threatened to cut off Storli Sunday Feb.,21 nl\., . of President Rafael Cnldcra -' tlno" law making It mandatory Statcs should stop getting products,'and Ji demands a Socialist president In the - flnnnclaUld. Involved economically, mllitarl- substantial Industrial modornl- Western hemisphere. Peru, under the government CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH . ly , and politically In other .'gallon in Latin Amcrlcam" . Fldol Castro in Cuba and of military President Juan 434 Highland Av.. Twin Foil. continents where tliclr interests Tho s(J]ution, whlVo easy to Altaic in Chllo are tile two Velosco Avarndo, has inot Public Invited In Attend are less pressing." | outllno, Is)difficult to ltnplo- - best know examples of Lutln sought any financial aid from M.ur PottoN.l. ChantiUi .v.iu Sundnv Attitude changing Mlchelstin'd views arc second- ment, yet It ntunds at tho very American nutlons deviating the United Statcs since It Coll 733-7141 fu (r^ WASHINGTON (UPf) -Tho tercsts may diverge from those ;cd by many Ijitin Americans: — - blf{ brother and pntcmnl of tho United States, tho Victor Korrotlz, 3.1, n Mexican attitude of tho United States President forewarned, saying chemical engineer, expresses n towards its Ijitin American the "Joint task" was to populiir ylowpolnt wlion ho neighbors—which they so hiuch construct a community to says: ' U.S.-Latin trade resent —must and 1» ending in accomtnodato tho differences. "Wo don't want aid as much as respect. 'Hie United Stilton . * • tills current decode, Recognition that, tho Lntln seems topuy attention to IJittn.gXPttnSlOfl This Is tho acknowledged American countries will dccldo America only when thero is n * • . . looming attitude of tho current fldnilnls- their own priorities also has . trntion [com President Nbronion. been reiterated anil under- revolution nnd It.(Washington) WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tho $5.1 billion tho year before ""down through the Stntc Depart- scored by Now York Gov. foola lla national .Interest Is at mM stalcs t,njoyB „ con,|a. According to the .U.S. Com- Nelson Rockefeller who In his .stake. I don't hnto tho people of tcnt ndvnntll|,e ,„ ,rIlu0 wHJ; merce Department, however, ment, In Congress and among the United Sta es But, how can | „,„ , . speclnllsls in western hemis- report on Lutln America for tho ljlU Amcr cn mi B0V1 rn Uic growth rnte In sales to President spoke of "a now I rospoct the U.S. government mortt ,„ (oraMst|nR B|Knlficnnt iljitln Aincrlcn Is oxpeoted to pheric affairs. when It collies charging In like „, „„„ Nixon'himsclf set, the^tone in commitment, new forms and |n m]m t0 lho U|ls slow allyhtly In 1071 because of a firomim lo put out f res In [( roportinH a bnnnor "softening In Ijitin American his foreign policy report to tho now stylo." Similar expressions y nation lost year when he have come from Secretary of ljHlnAmoto.witl.out showing |n ,„,',„ —- oxport oarnln^s n3 commodity stressed thnt "during tho 1970s State William P.. Hogem, much concern wltli what has ' vs jj1|()o |rJRurcfl show prices decline, slackening In tho nmirifiil thIline flpftlt " u tho United States must compre- Undersecretary of State John wrta to um j^^lci piico of Industrialization which dlfforence in hend the profound changes Unit Irwin, Sennto western hcmls- — - - - -- — -- weiilUi totaleluimvvd t abouimi'ut t $0..f.'.5w bnilohMii*ii#aiiB*. Ini proceeded with unsual vigor in -_nations-of-thls,hcmlspherc_wlll.—phfire subcoimnlttec.-Chalriniiii. between tho United States anidl 1070 up sharply from $5.5 1070, and growing competition ' contlnuo to experience In their Frnnk Cliurch and a long Hut of ^^g for U.S. exporters trbnT~KiF' societies and Institutions." iicndomlclans, business execu- *tnnjor problem in seeking ways L^,, AmorWMoClte* about ropean nnd Japanese supplier;;. Ijtln American nntional In- tives, and newsmen. to Improve relations in tho $5.n hilllon l(N970compared to. Biiiis'/iNFANTSSi'OiiTSWKAit si-S2-s:t BOY'S WINTER COATS ! i> Price Final clearance, (opi-ihirtiiwoatori. Entire Slock • Reduced to clear, •PAMPERS Box-!).!l «-l!OVAS JEANS S2.88 FACTORY-SPONSORED Daylimor 30'» — Reg. 41.79 Box. Plaid fi, Stripot • Valuoi lo J6. GAUZE DIAPERS Dozen 1.14.. BOY'S SPORT SHIRTS SUM) Rog. S3 il porlocl — Our own 20 x 40. Auorlod colon & ilylm . Ro0. S5. GIRLS SWEATER VESl'S S2.88 MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS $2. Siio 7-U. Reg. So.00 Ono group S4 Voluo, READY-TO-WEAR BOY'S BELTED SWEATERS. ' Anortfld colon' c4NNUAL SALE FINAL CLEARANCE $3.88 WOMEN'S COATS VolumloJU.OO Now In 3 Groupi S8 - S14 - S19 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS S2.00 LIMITED Ono group - Valuoi to SO, TIME • Covuali, Woali. Ma«li OFFERS! PANT SUITS SIB.77 • MEN'S BELTED SWEATERS S7.88 VJtit up lo S30 SAVES50 ToZZXTZlr''""'"'"'10-li-Pol/»it«r do " """*'" ValU..lo$lB.O0. COLOR STEREO THEATRES KNIT TOPS $1.88 "MEN'S JEANS S6.88 in magnificent space-saving ARMOIRES bl.ndi • S.M.I. • Slrip.> and lolid. • .„_„,„ „,,„„, . „, HOMtN'S MIMIH [IRWIS [ISM (IfABAMX ' • NEW Total Automatic Color Reg. S13lo S20 Sols »< MEN'S SUITS Reg. $22 lo S2D Solo (8 ONE GROUP Reg. $75 • NEW Ultra-Rectangular Screen Rug. 130lo$38 Sold »9 $37.50 • NEW Ultra-Bright Tube Rog. $40 lo S60 . Sale SI I Suporb color viowing . . . Gpoctacutor utoroo liutanlng—nro yours SWEATERS . J-S3.89 HEN'S CASUAL SLACKS SK.88 lo onjoy with IIIOGO outGiondlnfi Mfluniivoxynluosi Each has nmnzino «g. a u*i, IOU t u^w9v*n(«tigni Famoushaniffilripai • Rag. Jl 4. - • •• TAG iliot nlwiiys rumomhors lo koop llonh tonSjs nnturol, picjuros nhnr})— nutoinnticotty—ovon if you switch channols, or if tho sconu clwinonsl Tho JAMAICA'siioitTS $1.88 BARGAIN TABLUSiive up lo 50% Sii«t 10 in. Sir.ith of pull-on iiyi». ioli.1 SPnn0 Co- One table of oitorted Mon'i & Boyi. 21" diiin'on;il scroon has squnro coinors ond'a flnt GUffnc'o for clonror, loft, W.r*14. sharpor 22G sq. in. piclufos wilhiois fjlnro . , . plus wonderful fonliom. And-oach has ;> r.olid-!,uitii Storoo FM/AM Radio-Phono aystom with SWEATERS UM" All remaining Winlor Slock. 20-Wmts EIA music pow,or, two Hir)h-Elficioncy 12" Bass Woofora, two fi«0. J7. Solid Sprina Colon. Sum S. M, L. Caidirjan 1,000 cycto Exponontial Horns, plus pull-out Micromatic Plnyor that lots your iticords lust ;i lifotimo, A. Modilorrnnonn stylina—modol 782G (nlso shown closod). B..Eiirly Amoricnn-modol 7B24, C. Contompornry— SPORTSWEAR , LINENS - DOMESTICS ' inoctor7822.""Comu" in toduy ,;\'nn Final Cloqrqnca $2-$4-$6-$8 YOUR Includot pontt, iopi, tVirli COMFORTERS Regular $l°.°0 . . . t S.B8 CHOICE 50 Oueon $22.°0 ...... I0.9B EMBROIDERED SWEATERS $8.99 King $2°.98 I 1.99 Pailtl an ^Jtil«, co BARGAIN "TABLE S»ve up.to 75% BARflAIN TABlE Ssveupto7r,% . Drapat, lowolt, pitlowt, ofc. NYLON BRIEFS IIPIIOLSURV MATERIAL S2.98-S3.98 yd. Now ihlprtionl • Mew colort and patlernt. 2 Pair 99C RoQular tlock of 09' ponliei ASSORTED FABRICS "Now group cotlont and cotton blandi ValueUo 11,90 PANTfE HOSE. 88° Pair c Huthlluili Brand • ROQ. $1.59. '•- 2Yards99 ' . COLOR Sou nlrnoit>20D Annual KNEE-IH'S • 2 Pair 09* - SEWING NOTIONS Smi,b75%- Allorl.d color.. — _. . ,, .,.,.. ., • . •. Snlo valiiaa.: Color Storoo One (obla notlom. PaHerni.iKread, etc. ' TV Thoutrtm,. Color Comolos," ifit Storoo Phonofjrnnh Component Systom ; Enjoy 23" Ultrn-Brluht'dlaaonnI tcroon—plus thaso Storoo Conitoini iinth . — solid-mnln madol 02QO liounds r.njiig, yot costs so SMl'S& I'ANTIECOMBINATIONS SI.» othar ouiBtandlnti fontur«s; Cliromiitotjo for atldod pic- CoiiViioooiil fiv"'-»omii. fladloi, Tspo Recorder* littlo! It hiis coniinuounly vnrlnhlo bnus jind irahln con- Refl. $^ Aiiorlsd celori and Sliet. SHOES | tOfo dopth nnd rlchnr colorfij-Quick-On 206 sq. In. plc- ajnti Monouhrpmo TV-oil trols, two.6" oxlundotl-runuo apuakors, now Mnonnvox turop, flondod Circuitry chiissis with 3 l.F. Stngefi nnd prlood to ipva you nionoy I Micra-Chnnrjor-with 9" turntlthlii nnd promciivo plnslic LADIES FLATS & CASUALS 97* . Keyod AGC for nunnrior roroption nnd In^tinQ rolinbllity, thiBt covor. A (jroa't vuluo I Soo it toduy I • Valusi lo iS.99. Model 7100—truly n flroat MngnovoK Spocinll NYLON HOSE 'LADIES HOUSE SLIPPERS 67« 2 PAIR.99' Oddi J. End.-V/fil. they loill" ' , • Muih-Huih Brand Stretch In 3 Size! LADIES LACED CANVAS SANDALS $2.15 R.0.1lo$5.»9 ...... NOWJPalrW.OO 'S ROBES -•..- ft PRIM MEN'S SLIP-ONS $4.00 AN'S MUSIC Finn S.luciion with valuei lo S3O, ' . • Rog. S12.W ' .. . | , JEROME LYNWOOD SHOPPING CENTER «,- THE IDAHO DEPARTMENT STORE * p- r4600' * . x 734-2054 •: I (hi TheMall - Dpivntowiir-liiin Falls ' ^| ( SPACIOUS LOUNGE area-al-lfi*">:eo//egtr~6r" Southern Idaho dormitory offers oil tha comforts of home', including a television, plush chain and couch- Lounging around! es, carpeted floor and loti of huge, groan plants in • attractive white pottery. There aro coeducational lounges and olio lounges reserved for-just the girls and for just tho hoys, „ , —* ' at CSI! Food! j WITH HUGE bag ol popcorn in hand, Larry Crook- ham, resident at tho CSI coeducational dormitory, and his girl Iriond, Dahi Koloed, both Twin folk, arrive ot the dorm lounge. PHOTOS BY MIKE ROBERTSON Hi, there! •• ' WITH BRUSH in hand Dobby Guthrio, S/iosliono, doos a I'lllle bod.Jimo beauty work in ana of tha handily arranged rooms at the CSI dormitory. -• l/NED UP at the railing leading from, the tint ia.:.. second floor of the girls' wing of the CSI dormitory are, at left, Belly Parroll, andt starling at bottom up T h e the railing, Debbie Miller, SI. Anthony, Debbie Gul/i- rie, Shoshone, Terry Todd, Buhl/ Becky Ruszler, filer, - Sherry Duncan, Jerome, Denlse Young^Rupert, Chris- tie Moore, Hozellon, and Sheryl Hermann, Jerome. GEE, THAT'S a good doughnut, says Sherry Oh, Duncan, Jerome, as she lounges 'on tho floor of my! ono of tho colorful rooms in tho girls' wing of tho dorm. ENJOYING 'A blindly battle oi'tatdt in In* co»c/ucaMona/' (oiino* ol Ih* newly opened CSI dormitory are, from left: Christie Moore, Hazellon, Denlse,Yp,ung, .Ruperli Becky: Rusiler, filer, and Shirty Duncan, Jerome. Tljiy are four ol more than ' LAUNDRY MUST be done and Debbie Miller, SI. . .'" Gin's the 20 girls now residing in one wing ol tht dirm. Malt Anthony, useYone of the modern appliances In the • • residents occupy ">• other wing, with common (ovng*. CSI dormitory fo cleanse her clothes. A game! area on tht • . • • '•; «•'• •,•••• — 'I: i '' • i • , Twin F.«ll», Idaho Sunday. Frtruary Jl, 1971 .• , l/dlieey TWIN FALLS - The Women Center, 'will speak. Anyone followed by a third degree at S of the Moose will meet at.8 pjn. Interested. In this educational pjn. All Masons are Invited. Tuesday at .the Moose Home. program may attend. The boys' OES No. 29 will serve the free choir from "Oliver" will sing, dinner. SALT LAKE CITY r» Kennlta Board members are requested Shew .-daughter of Mr. a/id Mrs. to attend and submit POCATELLO j~ Idaho Siate K. V. Shew, has been named to suggestions for nominations for University students appointed the Dean's Uat.at Westminster. the up-coming election. to serve ,4n Associated Studehts. College, Salt Lake City, for of ISU activities are Ronald achieving a 3.50 or better grade TWIN FALLS -The annual' Bojinger.'Twin Falls, Interim point average""during the first winter meeting of the 71 senator^, representing • the semester- . ' livestock Association will be at graduate school, and Wa; 10 a.m. Saturday at the Carlson, Bu'rley, pft TWIN. FALLS - The OmaluT Rogergon Hot«l. There will be a analysis committee. . Woodmen will sponsor a. card no-host luncheon at noon. party at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the . < TWIN FALLS - The Shrove Idaho Power Auditorium. Those ' HAILEY — Pomona Grange Tuesday sourdough pancake attending should bring table will meet March 6 at noon at the supper sponsored by the youth service- There will be prizes Upper Big Wood River Center in group of the Episcopal Church and the public Is Invited. Halley. A business meeting will will be from 5:30 to 8 pin. be held following a potluck Tuesday at Bishop Rhea TWIN FALLS - Twin Falls dinner. ' . .Auditorium. Tickets will be Women's Bowling Association * • available at the door. Pancakes, will have its spring board TWIN FALLS - Twin Falls ham and milk and coffee will bo meeting for board members Chapter No; 29. OES, will meet served, only. The meeting will be at 8 at S p.m., Tuesday at tho . •.. pjn. Sunday at the Magic Bowl. Masonic Temple. Members are SHOSHONE — Opal Rebekah -Thegeneral-meeting,- whero - asked to bring oaken for a cake Lodge will sponsor a public card- — tournament trophies and checks walk to bo'held to raise funds party at 8:30 pjn. Tuesday at THE* WHOLE group of 53 people, most'of them port, the group took off Monday from Twin Falls will be presented, will be an- for ESTAHL. Tho Jeromo the IOOF Lodge Pinochle and The group Magic Vafley residents, who are spending 10 days on the tour, sponsored by Iho Times-News and nounced at a laterdnto. Chapter will provide cn--.brldgo will be ployed. in Hawaii, posed after landing at the Honolulu air- Twin Falls merchants. tertalnment. \ -TWIN FALU - A PTA - ' , y TWIN FALLS - Tho Senior council mooting will be at 8 p.m t TWIN FALIS - Mary Davis Social group of Uie First United Tuesday at O'Leary Junior Art. Club will meet at 1 pjn. Methodist Church will meet at Hawaiian style greetings go to tourists High School library. Churlcs Wednesday at Uio home of Mrs. 11 n.m, Wednesday in Uie Richardson, Ebronlx Learning Marlon Wall, 705 Taylor St., church social hall for the By NOHMA HEKZINGKIl our dream's coirio true" World Airways, . WulklklJ has Paolflc.arc on display.'A.giant Polynesian pageants at the Kimbcrly, for election of of- monthly potluck dinner. Mem-... Times-News Women's Editor , As We traveled along come a long way slhco tho (UiyH supermnrkot offors every International Markets, Kodak ficcrs. ' bers aro asked to bring Items of HONOLULU, Hawaii >- Aloha KalaKua Avcnuo to the Pacific boforc World .War. H. Often, It -delicacy under__ Urn sun In- hulu shows, trips to Ulu Mau Interest for Uio program, • grooting were extended to Beach Hotel, which overlooks was an elite resort catering to a cluding such local goodies as Village, whero tho Hawuilans Daughters EDEN-HAZELTON - Valloy Magic of Hawaii tourist when Waiklki Bench, anyone who wealthy few with a mere mlicndamia nuts, Konu coffee, demonstrate their ancient PTA will meet at 8 p.m. Monday TWIN FALLS - Now is tho they arrived in; Honolulu upprccintes tho higher tilings of handful of hotels. Tho bench coconut nyrup, guava iinil- handicrafts and Sea Life Park, nt Valley High School. A film, time to obtain Rocky Mountain Monday ofternooh. They were life cannot fall to bo Inlproasod today Is n tnana vacation passion fruit Jolly7 an~~dcoiinotfraphlc~ rosoarch df pioneers— -^What 1B PTA All About?^-will-Spotted Fever vaccine series or met by young Hawaltans and by tho Lull towers of Waiklki. meccn, and thoro are hundreds Waiklki itself boasts some 575 center, famous for its spinning bo shown nnd all past procedure boosters,according to JamcsR. officially greeted with fresh Restaurants ns well us hotels of hotels ranging from tho glass rcstunrnnts appealing ton wide porpoisea. have meeting books will bo on display. A sUito Ingalls, acting director of the orchid Icls and klssea — tho arc pushing up Into the clouds,- and mar bio palaces to smnll variety of budgets and' tastes To (tot-right In-tho swing of life member wllhbc honored. South Central district health women by o handsome young and many, of tho most utility apartments. and entertainment in Wnklklk things, the Idaho travelers wore . -1, _ office. Thoy can bo obtained UURLEY - Members of tho TWIN'FALLS - Twin Falls from private physicians or from man and the men by n bronzo- fashionable places to dine uru As soon as the Mnglc Valley seems to generate as much given the opportunity to buy Snake Itlvcr Camp, Daughters skinncd. beauty. perched high in tho sky. trawlers got Bottled In their cntliuslnsm as eating. Many bright colored muumuus and Lodge No. 45, AF and AM, will Uio health department n't tho of the Utah Pioneers was held (it hold Its annual Past Master Twin Falls City Hull between 2 The warm balmy sunshine Dominating i\\o skyline, tik>, rooms, they wcro off to in- spots HUiy open until dawn, and shirts at a fabric houso. Tho Uio homo of Mrs. Vcrlcttu was quito a contrast to tho wind oro the outlines of such now Investigate and get a first-hand the prices nro similar to prices young woman telling ubout tho Night Wednesday. Family stylo and 4:30 pjn. on Tuesday and Anderson Wednesday and tho dinner will be nt 7 p.m., Thursdays. and ruin thoy left behind only a hostolrlos as the 24-story look at many of the things they In New York, but the per- traditional attire and making lesson was given by Mrs. Carol few short hours before. It was' Sheraton Walklkl, tho Aloha liavo looked forward to. , formers play to turn-away arrangements for tran- Hunt on Uio Nauvoo Legion. Interesting to note some, of .the,. . Surf Hotel and the Outrigger. One of .thp places visited was crowds. sportation for those who wanted Mrs. I*nurn Moncur, vlco- comments as the travelers Waiklki, which Is tho resort tho Ala Moana Shopping Center, Daytime Walklkl is the to go .was not taken back a bit captain conducted the business boarded the large bus to go to orqa of Honolulu, has braced the largest In tho world. Here, swingingont place west of the' when she was asked why, If all session. The group Hang '/ ~sv Jaihion ''Contest their hotel — "I can't believe itself for the one million tourists fountains bubble out of the mull, Golden Gate. Surfers hend for Hawallans wear muumuus, she "Tonting Tonight" nc- I'm here"; "Tills Is tho flrat it will receive In 1071 and Is very palm trees grow through the the beach before the sun Is up. was wearing a sharp looking compnnicd by Mrs. Hunt. time I'vo had this many.or- much prepared. RflrkinC—dcck, iind all tho Then there uruoutrlRger canoe pants suit. She simply said, Hanscn rend an article titled "A chids," and best of alt, "Dad, According to Pnn American products of Hawnll and the Helen, catamnrnn crulncii, "Thoy say It's tradition that nil Thought". newcomers {mallhlhis) wear Mrs. Barbara Anderson muumuus. But I live horc,-if I presented Uic history of her wore one they'd sny I wan In great grandfather, John Galley. trouble." Mrs. Vor]ean nitker, Debbie It wan great to walk down into Anderson and Mrsi Andorscfn, the hotel lobby a short time hostesses Bcrvcd refreshments. FABRICS AND ACCESSORIES later and soc the colorful Tho Marcli 10 meeting will be 1703 ADDISON AVE. E. 733-O46A costumes thoy bought. Many of a\ Uic homo of Mra. Ermii tho men had shirts to match Arthur. „ WIN VALUABLE PRIZES! their wlvc's muumuus and Soe'tha latest fabric*, pattern* and acceiioriei at Copy Cat several wore hats to match The candy Industry uses both. ' . Boutique. "flake" white solids extensively DETAILS AND OFFICIAL ENTRY FORMS Waiklki Is offering a great for nougat cream centers, time for Uio Idaho travelers as divinity, mint pottles; frappes. HURRY AND BE A WINNER! many of them are planning to and marahmallow toppings. got up at the cnick of dawn for u dip in tho crystal-clear ocean and busk on Ibt golden Hands: According to them, Uio beach is glorious. Cards played TWIN FAI&S - Magic Volley Duplicate Bridge Club LEF;T BANK SHOES met at the Episcopal Hall Wednesday afternoon. were inspired by the students of Paris, —North nnd BouUrwlnners were* those young, dedicated-lovers of honesty, Mrs. R. n. Watson, Mrs. J. T. freedom and all things'beautiful. Shelby, first; Mrs. John Halm and Mrs. GUI, second; Mrs. G. Sound like someone youj SEE OUR Some, greeting FABRICS POLYESTER ••"' -BEING GREETED wild a /oi and a kin is John MADE IN SWITZERLAN ' Shoaile^ as four offior membofj-of-f/ie Magic of DOUBLE KNITS- ' Hawaii tour walch. From right aro Norma Heningor, lour diroctori Frod Van Engelon, TwirTTalhjryirginia lewis, Hurley, and Margo Summerliold, Twin Falls. SEWING AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCERY STORE Bernina teutt all woighlt of malarial without tan- lion ad|u(tmenU. CD Shuttle ellmalai threod jammino. Unmatched versatility In practical uti- lity ilitchei and fancy zig-zag tlitdiet —: built- ' |p will) fLarnlna ... no camt to change. MODEL 7lT DUNDEE In .$! 95 Sons, Ntvy or Ttn "TOP RATED" AUTOMATIC imooth lia-dy* Lowait pries svar Rag. $329.95 199 W/T luthor Upp*r(, $1G. FROM • REGISTER FOR SEWING CLASSES! Registration beipg "taken NOW for lessors In Intormodiate & knit sewing beginjing' the first week in March. Course is workshop and e\n illrt\ ' "~ ^ ' . . . • > SALES • NEW 8. USED • PARTS • SERVICE ON All MAKES SIIOI'S - noel BERNINA" IS7MolnA»«.WMI734^JU': ' I INtHEFASHWN'amM — «WV THE DOWNTOWN M/11L — ACROSS fROM meoniiFUM nfr^tw I tunieV .. .•!•• ' • I"1 v-- .Sunday, FebrGary aU 1971 Tlm«-New>7. Twin Fall's, Idaho I31 SAFEWAY DISCOUNT SAFEWAY DISCOUNT SAFEWAY DISCOUNT * PRICE - E V_P AR,ABIJY: Some notuhbors JI'H coll them Dick and Jane) have been frlendn of ours for almost throe yeara. Last Band Box Vanilla or July wo put a swimming poo) In and Invited Dick and Jane Neapolitan lee Milk over for a swim. Wo invited another couple (also neighbors] . nt V\Q same time. . . . •- - \ ' Well, when Dick and Jnne came over, they didn't bring Pint nny bnthlnfl sufts, and when w£ expressed surprise, they said Carton they enjoyed swimming in the nude and had often dono BO at (15 Flavor! - Half Pint 25c) other people's pools. Hie other couple brought Bu!tsk but agreed swimming in tho raw might be "fun." My wife exploded and said there would bo no-nude swimming at our place'and they could either go homo'and get (heir suits or forget swimming in our pool. They left, and we haven't heard from them since'. [Tho other couple stayed and swam wearing suits.] I personally am not all that hung Up on nudity, and it Wouldn't havo bothered mo one way .or tho other, but my wife :1ms nil .sortn,of InhibitIOHH. DO you think wo should have let them1 stay and swim naked? DISCOUNT PRICES EVERY DAY NO NAME, PLEASE WHY WAIT FOR A BUSY WEEKEND TO DO YOUR FOOD SHOPPING ? DEAR NO NAMti: No. Dick and Jaae are entitled to -tt)fir_Rkiuny_fflppuig-ln_thc-campBny af Ilke-mlnnVd people. - And your wife li enlltlrd to her 'Inhibitions." Bluer ihe wai Uifl boitftB, thfro Wai no Mason for her to have io grin and "bare" it. . •*'•'- DEAIt AiWY:' Please don't Inugh at my problem. I hnve ...^-fak; dark linir firowing at the end of my nose nnd my .mom \on't let me .pull it out with tweezers. Sho said it would grow buck darker and conreer. I nnlri I didn't cure, I'd just keep on pulling It out when it come back. Then she said,, if you keop pulling out a hair growing in an odd place, It can causo cancer. Is thU true? I also have a bad complexion problem and Hint dumb-looking hair on the ond of my nose Groat For doesn't help much. Please help me. K. S. Spaghetti & Moat Bal PKA?t .K-8.:_A«k your nwm. to take you ton doctor [preferably a dfrmatologlst] for your complexion problem. And while you are there, aik the doctor about th« hair on Farm Fresh Safeway Superb your none. [I'll bet he pulls Itl] Iceberg DEAR ABDV; In answering tins retired librarian who sits for Uic two darling .preschool children of n young Fs nc ers GrouhllBeef divorcee, you said she couldn't be blamed for refusing to «. U.S.D.Ay^. Inspected Buy Any Sizo Packago You Noo d Head Lettuce keep tho children if Indeed It turned out that tho mother's lit Large Firm Crlip Heads business was entertaining male visitors. For Wholosomoness At This Low Prico Per Pound - While I agree, the baby sitter should know where tho Wholo mother is, In case of emergency, I don't seo why the mothcr'H means of earning a living are her concern. Would - Each she prefer that tho children hang around the apartment white Ib. 32 ib. 18' tho mother is with her customers? If the mother is a 58' prostitute, tills well-meaning lady.will not reform her, and Golden Ripe Bananas ,, 12' tho only result of her refusal to stay with the children may Sliced Bacon ' n,. Captain's Choice Fish Sticks Lb 64" well be thnt they will be left with someone who is ICBK^WCH ^Frankfurters i Russet Potatoes ^'Lr. Huitod to care for them. ! & 59* Beef Short Ribs iZ^'i LU. 49* ' * Remember nlso that tho young woman may bnve Round Steaks u. 1.29 Freshly Ground Chuck a. 73* TexaSweet Grapefruit [J 8 £98' surveyed I bo Job market after her divorce nnd realized that Navel Oranges it'Zt*. 8 J.k.98( lacking "work experience or marketable skills, sho would U.S.D.i. Ckoi.. u. 69' Grade A Fryer Breasts u 76* k never be nblo to provide n duccnt living for her children. Dy Family Pock -Jim or Rome Beauty Apples 'd 8 4.k.88« choosing tho "primrose path," iho could at least put to good Pork Chops 1 C.nl.rCul Cl>opi Canned Hams £r.;', 5*4.78 k uso such skills as she acquired during her years of mnrrlngc. Garden Fresh Carrots '2 ft 28' Assuming Um young woman gives her customers what T-Bone Steaks a. 1.49 TurbofFish Fillets %£; lb 59* they (fay for, I fail to see why sho should be hounded for a Yellow Onions SJ"^.., 4 ft 38* "crime" without victims. She Is providing almost socially . valuablo service More-power to bor. PRINCETON, N. J,- GREAT BAKE SHOP DISCOUNTS jumbo Pascal Celery ,„,,, 28' What'i your problem? You'll feel better if you tfei It off & Red Potatoes -£?Ir, 10 ft 58* your chett. Write to ADHY, Box M7M, LOK AutfeUi, Ckl. MM*. For a p*n;°oil reply enclose stamped, addrciiwJ envelop*. Hot Cross Buns A Tradition At Easter Timo DISCOUNT PRICES Hale lowrk* U-Ucr«T fond II I* Abby, B*x W7M, U* Havo You Tried Our r Filled With Raisins and Swoot ' Att /Kecortl Kevi Highway: Free (AIM SI» 4287) Tills is the third (ilbuii)by (lie English rock group l-'rcc. ond It is also tlio group's finest effort to dnto. All the songH In the nlbum arc by bassist »nd pianist Andy Kruser and Uic otlier three members of Uio group, guitarist THE COLLECTION OF £.1. (Rick) Mitchell. Jerome, ' Paul Kossoff, drummor Simon Klrko and slniiofPaul Rodders,- is an unusual one. It's oho extensive. He has 5,200 On first listening to tills Pen anyone? pens and pencils and is adding more all the lime.' He group, you uro Inclined to began his- collection about 20 years ago and has dismiss It if you nre not careful. traded, borrowed and bought to expand the collec- The group's music Is dlsar- Tllinyy l nilni Its benuty. LaylnjJ down dimple bass, drum mill uuitnr' lines, with That's something to write home about! little or no histrionics, Freo manages to produce some ut- >l cnds bocn used (or promotional them back. the firm was an early doy tcrly bcnutlful basic rock. 7 f I "' material. Ho has a large pencil In the transportation company. There nre no solo runs, no -Somo of the pens and pencils shape of a bottlo of beer, Several of his collodion Items aro unusual novelties and some another with a minloturo can of date back to tho World War II aro extremely old. They have coffee where most erasers arc era and others oro from firms come from Canada, Germany, located. Another has a knife currently doing business In Vietnam,- England, Puerto Inside and one has a 14-lnch .. various cities. lUco, South America, Italy,, the refill for'long lottcr writing. Mitchell keeps his collection Philippine Islands and even Mitchell bpgan his collection' on largo plywood sheets or In Russia: There aro pens or about 20 years ago nnd has slnco large barrels. Tho Ink fillers ictCr ,,nd pencils from every state except Interested a numbor of friends liavo boon removed to keep EVERY RIGHT LOOK YOU low-key approach slowly builds South Carolina and Mitchell vand relatlvos Including 'o them from leaking but at boat COULD POSSIBLE WANT . . . -says ho has used all sorts of cousin, David Olscn, In shirting 5,200 pens and ponclls aro not THE GREATEST SELECTION means to obtain them. Some similar collections. Ho says ho tho onslost typo of hobby to llvo hove been traded for with other has somo duplicates but these with, saysjilitchcll's wlfo who OF CdTTON-KNIT TOPS IN £3£c53 collectors while some were ho saves for trading. collects ash trays. TOWN . ... ALL BY GARLAND === purchased and others bogged Oiio of his oldest pencils has "How would you like to movo IN ALL 'THE RIGHT COLORS from friends. Mitchell admits tho loitering of Hall Bros., Dos 5,200 pens nnd pencils .. . AND EACH ONE A MAR- ho may havo "borrowed" a few Molncs, Iowa, and an Imprint of ovcrytlme you clean houso?'.' VELOUS BUYI music. Ilut n second listen of them and Just never gave a team of mules. Mitchell says sho asks. convinces you Unit this Is ex- catly what miikua the music II Pure CQlton "oo-with-overylliinfli." sound so nico, Uio'restraint and lOOK —They cling )uit enough, ihope you dignity of It. .- |utt enough, and ihey'ro ilyled to be ^Several songs hnve grunt DOOR lived in morning, noon and night. uppoul, but "Hiding On A Pony" The quality'* lupor and ovary dfllail Is tops. "Tlio Stealor" nnd "Re 4i-porfoct. Whcli niokoi our pricoi My Friend" aro also very good. Writ* aVon moro rsmarbablo. So much Free hns n crowing legion of fotiiion, to much woarobility, al 10 fans in tlio U.S., nnd they nro liltlacotl! Thoy'ra hero now; como in uurc to collect more from this BUSTERS today. PAWS (UPI)~Pnrls' three nlbum. big * messages Tor sprlng- Four stars. summor fashions aro tlio World Machino Waihoble/Dryablo-Siiot: War n-'loak.^dhorts--and Small, Medium, largo. Colorti Jack Knife Gypsy: Paul freedom for almotit any length White, Brown, Navy, Rod, BuMer, Slebol (Elcktra EKS 74081) you want. Ecru, Orangu, Amoihyit. Paul Slobol is ono of On nil three counts, the TAFFETA America's foremost country designers who ended tho high • S4OO —folk—writers and performers, fashlon-eoUectlonsJast Friday^ TO having established himself nro - indecisive—call It ''con- -r-,100% acetate- .. beyond doubt In Ills first album fused" If you don't agree with "Woodsmokc • ond Orungos." them and "fashion freedom" If •- 45"_wide This-album leads him deep you do. into tho country aspect of his Avant-garde ^ designers such music. Slebel's first album as Pierre Cardln ond Andre ( balanced these aspoeta n littlo r Courrcges do hot bcliovc in bit moro evenly. nostalgia. But tho lWO'tf look Reg.67 yd 2 yj His music becomes Almost has caught up with us. approach, which may alienate -YvelrSalrn— Lauronl-sCandn- somc of those fans drawn to him lized his oudlonco of press and because of his first album's buyers with a wartime Booty finely grained flavor. ' look that actually Is so.amusing But KJotel's music, his songs Uint the 'younger generation U SOLID COLOR RAYONS and his playing, oro -wltliout Hkoly to latch onto this "high question very good. He has a camp" Imago and -have fun PRINTED RAYONS flno group of musicians backing with short ppuffe d sleevess, him, and all tho songgs aro now football shouldersld , anklkl e strat p COTTON BLENDS .originaliil s bb y SlobclSlbl . wedglos, white stockings and. Slobcl's songs havo wide,, splashy artificial flowers 36" to 45" widths j appoal, for they contain - Many of the silk shirtwaists clemonts of country, folk and and mannish tailored suits at rock, and should draw enen- Pntou Dior and Saint Laurent .thuslasthl m ffrom fans In all fields, would make women of any age Reg. 878c yd. :BuHlkoTlio Band, which may happy If they would skip the linvo retrenched USDH too' makoup. Tho Paris mannequins deeply and committed Itself too tills season have that long fully to country rock, porhaps bushy hair, bright rouged Paul Slobol mighg t tompep r his cheeks und lips, shaved oye- noit albulb m witihh somo off tthho brows and white faces that folklness which marked his older womon might want to first. target but younger girls can OURBOY-LOOKISALLGIRL. ' , Play around with. , "DENIM LOOK" Ttireo stars • At any rato, the silhouette Clings in-all the right placesi our graal Boy The tyunn Touch: Harry that has evolved at many COTTON MATERIAL Shirt in slinky cotton knit—with big bold Uelafonte (HCA LSI' Mil) - houses adds up to wider stripes on spicy white, to' accent your pretty Ihjn In <\ lyplrnlly beautiful shoulders imd a cinched In in gay stripes _snape^-Qur_doublozknll_pants_CBtry_oiil_the_ albumJttm Harry Bclafonte, wnlstllno wlih tho bust more br look. They're cotton, too— hugging the-hips but It may be the best tiling bo's less still Ignored except for see- 44" & 4.5" widths and with [ust the proper flare for the way dono slnco "Lovo Is A Gcntlo through dresses which nearly you move. Choose Red, Navy, Brown or Orange. , Tiling." ovcry designer whipped up to —It Is a perfect"Blbranrtrom the—keep the audience interested; • Reg.&Z^yd. EverythingVby-GarldndrSiO-you Jmow-you'-look— choice of songs "to the Tho second spring trend Is just right. " '•' •" . ' .1. - arrangements and laying- to shorts. Don't la,ugh-you may Belafonto'a emotionally ox- be wearing them, too. Some -The-Boy-Shirt——8.00- cellent singing. P"!" designers made shorts Tho album was produced by only for sport and evening, The Pdnls 9.00 Jack PWs and arrangements Insisting teenagers will wear SUMMERETTE and conducting chores were them every place but women superbly handled by Robert over 20 will put them on only In ASSORTMENT Freedman and William Eaton, the country. Songs Includo "Something In .Paris' thrd message Is that 1OO% cottons in The Way She"Moves" and "Paris Is not Interested In "CSrelo 'Round the Sun" and .hemllpej this season. The only PRINTS, SOLID COLORS "The Paris Song" and "Louise" rule In the shows was thai • ' «nd "No Regrets" and there were no coats above the PLISSE, 36"tb 45" widths "Cycles" and "Circle Game" kne«, If you don't count Saint and "Her Song" and "Rainy Laurent's lMulsh three-quarter Day Man" and "Fare Thee coat* meant to be worn wlth^ ' Well." " longer degnssea. Otherwise, It is excellent, recommended the. mini dress was back at 'listening.' • * Piom Cardln, Saint Laurent JONTHE MALL-r: DOWNTOWN _ Five stars. and PhUlppe Venet. 14 Tlmn-Nowl, Twlri Folk, Idaho -6ui)d»yrFel>ru«ry Sir •»?!• usu iistr^ ^ onor roll Rank Injustice Magic Valley students achieved the honor roll during the fall T quarter at Utah State University, according to ' Uio university's news bureau. By BETTY CANARY Twin Falls students on tho honor roll aro Debbie S. " -I koep a picture jiallory of children on my kitchen wall Drlscoll, dare Marie Emerson, and yesterday I finally t!<)t uroun^: to.uddln^ th« photo- ,and Mary Christine Mjchener, graphs Rent to ills lust'Christmas, There wor> 27, al) stitches all In the College of Education, pouring witness to the fact thiit.'yvhmi il comes to taking and Carolyn Marie Olrnstead, photographs of fmnlly hiembi'rsr.iin amateur Is going to "( :>2? something city . Collegeof Humanities, ArU ' Social Science. . On tho 25 amateur cards, •llttlo children In various -forthe—— Others Include Belinda Joan poses sftillo fondly at Teddy beam, hold flittering orna- ' Wardlo Dunn, Uurloy, majoring ments In hand, kneel sweetly next to mangur ncenes and bare-arm In education; Donald Wayno perch delicately upon snlln chairs. season Black. Jr., Edon, agriculture; Krom the pros' plcturos,-tho kids jjlare sullenly through, Delbort W. Erlcson, Filer, true branches. Ono child ifMwldlna n branch and looklnj; education; Pnul Donald quite (Japuble of defending hltniicll. ' Crockett, Hanson, science; Janet Gott, humanities, and *Yi-.••'••, Allen Hamilton Smith, sclonco, l»Ui Kimberly; Jftorwio LoHoy Ahtiersoni bualntM, imd Mary exuhcrji Louise Seymour, hiimaHltlw, the job. both. Murtauiih; Richard My pictures were n phenomena) success. All the society Eugeno Sheen, Paul, jjlrl.s 1 photographed looked graccfji) and potaed. My clut) engineering; and. Marie IS. nuimhun; looker) mysleripiislv-nlive, PlcturflJj 1 took.of n . Schuldt, Hupert, hum mil ties. July Fourth parade wtirt'of Life rmij;azlne quality. Mood shots of swirllni: lonves and rlvprjife could almost he classified as works oj art.. ^ ^v • StflMCtii'ftil by »)y success, I decided that year to create my own Christinascard!;. I tried for both fnrmnl and in- Literary formal shots and, in the end, I had dozens from which to choose. ' . ( • • The results were exactly whalyou'd expect. group sets One beautiful daughter stored focth from each picture with the animation of n stalled ox. March meet The other beautiful daughter looked as. if she'd con- VT-TWIN-FAIJ.S ThG-nuxt- _sisJen!ly_!mid_^jM.{ldincll—instead oi -chee-sts" . or- mootlrif! of the Booklorc ' "wliiskey." literary Art Club will hu March The photographs of my sons, all handsome, photocellk 25 at the home of Mrs. Qiurlus creatures, were hardly better. • • Bright buttons, pockets, contrast soaming-and GUEST ARTIST al a brunch and style show held- clear-spoken colors. Have it in tho ultimato cool of Rcoder. The eldest looked ns if 1m had been thrown onto the at ihe Turf Club by area cosmetologists was Shcrm During tho lii.st meetini! Mrs. sofn, after having both leijs broken at the knees. fabrics, 65.% polyester, 35% cotton. Kendall, Salt lake City. His model is Nancy Larson,, Ij!0 McCrncken reviewed Jerome. '• "Mistress of Mcllyn," n novel The second son. surely destined to be Phi Beta Kappa by Victoria Holt and also material, rnsoinbled someone who hnd just steppgd out displayed an original drawing of n case history of the .Jukes and the Kalliknks. of Mount Mcllyn Manor by All' I'm (jolnc to say about the youngest son is that Beauty salon George Ulnp.lmm. after those cards went out, four pcoplo sent him boxes • Mrs. Reeder gave the gullded. through a Save the Children society.. thought. IIoHtesK for the Mexican week noted meeting at the homo of Mra. Ver At least I proved one thing. Some of us can make sows' Cox were Mrs. Joel Tutu,'Mrs. ears from silk purses. border in valley RILIIJ Cook and Mrs. Cox. • (Newspaper Vnterpt'ne Ann ) shirt 'TWIN FA1XS - National $ Beauty Salon week wound up 9. Saturday In Twin Falls after n Tollefson wins trophy at Burley week of obnervuncos by hair- fHVorinii ntntc wide kin- ,, ithe scconti week he has dressers in the area. BUULEV - Walter Tolleffion m was tho trophy winner for the derKarteiw. received this honor. A brunch mid stylo K)U>W best speech ami Paul Reid was llio table topics wore directed Darwin Jeppcuin served as hlKhllKhts the week'u activities, the table topic winner during by Ijeo Ilennchcld and ench tl,e toastmastcr for Uie pro- . which were hold undjy^-ihe the Burloy Tonstmaliters Club member -wns to speak two llrnm-nn,i Dwayno Drondlieiid direction of Mrs, Mmiull Nora, meeting, It was announced minuteii andj:{iej|j^metlunn. was the chieT evnluator. prculdent of the local Rroup. _ today. field WHS the tablctoplc winner Guest nrtlKt SJicrm Kendall, Salt iJiko City, demonstrntod n Tollcf.ion used tho topic of comb-out of the how trend in "Three Mysteries" for ^iis TICXAS Fin-ST^ will briiiR young Texana to hair styling during the ovent at winning speech. Other speakers AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI)— The " career, opportunities' In health the Turf dub. woro Richard Fackrell who Texiis Hospital Association hns fields. Tlio service, available by -Styles from the Swcotbrinr Have nn Ice-breaker speech and set up a 24-hour-H-dny counsel- * teleptione dialing, i.i the flrnt of for women and from Shirley and Bob' Mavity rend nn article Ing program Hint It is hoped ILH kind in the nation. Wyatt's for men wore shown, under the direction of Leona Rao Peters. Chuck from Uio Top Corliatu Sterling now pfeticntK KOVCII of the Stairs furnished shoes. of the worlds lending ntt;rliti|j; Juan Menchoca, stylo director, r narrated modelinR. . deeigtiH at 25 ", off regular Lor cue Nelson, publicity .. open utork priceij, including famoun - chnirmun, modeled » blue Strashourg, IIuttercii|), LaScaln, Colorful border embroidery gives this soft shirtshapo brushed denim sot and carried a MclrofiiN Fnirfnx, King Edwnrtl, a Mexican motif. To woar atop pants or tucked into tlo buck coot, Ilnzcl Bowdcn . skirts, In luxurious Sand Crcpo, 80% Dacron* wore a dross of contracting OPEN STOCK PRCE5 h and Spnniflh Trnccry. , polyester, 20 / cottonrWhito;' -• fobrjes and Sharon Edwards 0 modeled u purple peasant InuigiiU', you nave'25% on any blouse with long dirndl skirt. on a SPECIAL Stic carried a white shawl. purchaur — a Hinglt; teaupaon, ^ A'Ught beige alack sot was n aervitig piece, or a modeled by Barbara Stewart. selection The ensemble featured a complete Hervice! . ' -_ Bravo sleeveless wine velveteen coat. The models! hnlr styles woro ' Now iu the time to add to Crepesliirt! by various cosmetologists. or elnrt your collection of fammiH MJfokJkJdt signed" ~ a "proclamation*" designating the special"'week; attended the brunch and show, 'along with oUier guests and CONNIE HARRISON takes a turn about thb floor clients of Uic cosmetologlsLi. duringg a brunch and ityloy show hold in Twin Falls in honor of National Beauty Salon Waak, Dr. Souss "The Cat In tho I fat" will be u new half-hour1 animated special on CHS March 10. Hi Is Is the third video show to bo based on one of tho •notable children's books by Ted Golscl (Dr.. Seuss)'. What NBC has propared a ono-hour special on Scotland Yard for ever broadcasting In March. Produ- cer Lucy Jurvls was permitted to take her cameras Into turns gtiurded areas of tamlon's police htuulquarturs which have never before been open to the you public. Dr"afnatlc collar-makes its points iaa bun Lot aur export coiuultanii o( fashion fluidity. Rich, carofroocropo amwor all your light o(8O% Dacron" polyostor, 20% cotton * t]uotliohi_ . . White, drama shades. ' dl Lyslie Keith's f OR \ IIMITCD HUE OMIW , Light House CONVENIENT. IN THE (RKOIT LYNWOOD TERMS .;--•••.. I' Four_cauplM_plrinwfidding rites Nominating WofLmeet Sunday, February 21, 1971 TlmnNewi.JwTn Falls, Idaho, 17 Artists asked toexhlbiT committee set by :-TWIN P-ALLS- -Henry-Gallery, Unlmalty uf from six western states, In-, Washington, Seattle, Wash., announced Rebekahs eluding Idaho, are Invited to 98105; ' submit work to the Henry ' DECLO — The nominating WENDELL - The Rebekah Gallery, Seattle, Wash., for committee for the Declo PTA Lodge at Wendell will meet at consideration as entrels In the was announced today by Hay 10:30 am. Wednesday at the biennial Northwest Craftsmen's Shoshone plans Schmidt; president of the home of Mrs. E.E. Parr for an Exhibition. association. . . all-day work meeting. A potluck Deadline for mailing entries benefit parties Serving on tho nominating dinner will.be held at noon with 'Is- March 12. Hand delivered committee are Mrs. Edna Kidd, a business meeting scheduled works must arrive no later than Mrs... DeLores Smyc'r, Mrs, for afternoon. March J5. Entries should Be of J T. SHOSHONE .-i A series of Leora Osterhout,' ..Lavern Members also will work on design appropriate to exhibition public card parties will be Darrington arid Mrs. Nalon lap robes for the rest home and of handcrafts and decorative sponsored • by Wood River. Tayjor. • • on bazaar Items. arts, executed within the' last Center Grange as a fund raising The lodge has made donations two years, and not previously protect for women's activities . -Jones Lepnard'Was presented to defray expenses of Syringe shown in tho Puget Sound orav throughout the year. Mrs. an. honorary life PTA mem- Girls' State and the IOOF Work done using school Clifton Dayley Is chairman of bership .during tho monthly United Notions Pilgrimage. facilities Is eligible, but' work the committee in charge. meeting, Arvll Voyce made the The lodge also has donated a done under Instruction• Is not. . At the final cafli party, a presentation. Mrs. Taylor read Bible to the Theta Rho girls Awards totaling about 11,000 grand prize will be given. a poem rotating Leonard's Ufo which was accepted during tho will be given. Tho exhibition The Shoshone Unit and Thorn LalUEWINDLKY JANBTBOWEN and activities In the com- last mooting by.Mrs. Darlcne opens April 29 and continues Creek Cattlemen's Assn. were MARTHA E1LER& ~' granted use of the grange hall • DECUJ-MrandMrs.Don, TWIN FAIX§_=^™c munity.. ' Stmcrly. through May 27. nl of 8IMBER™^-J*fknd Mrs. for meetings March.10 when the' G. Wlndoy, Pocatollo an- engagement of Janet Elalno Ir Mrs. Edna McDowell an- More information and entry Val ™ Ellors, Klmbcrly, an- • A vote of thanks was extended forms are available from the bull-grading tour will be held. nounce, ho ^engagement and' Bowcn.daughter' oMr. and ^ muiice Iho ongngemcnt if.hl.- nounces the district 5 meeting to Lnwrcnco McCal! for his will bo March 5 In Gooding, with work on tho fence around tho registration, to begin.at 6:30. .Varren , now football field. p.m. A school of instruction for Mrs. Norman It was announced tho Lions elective officers will be from 7 Club will sponsor's two your .Declo. uhnounced by her parents. Mr. und MrB. Ralph W. Miss Ellors was graduated to 7:30 pjn. Uio bride is n graduate of Tlio couple plans a March 13 project In coloring books for tho Carter, Keorns, Utah, gave tho from Klmbcrly High School In 'third grudo studcntsT There will be a practice after Highland High School In 1967. wedding. ' ... dinner at the Hlbachi, Salt Lake IMS and Concordla' Teachers tho next regular meeting for Stio Is a junior at, Idaho State Miss Bowen was graduated Oty, Utah. • College Soward, Nob.,;'ln 1060, A report on some 'of tho members who aro taking part In University mujorlng • in* from Twin Falls High School in Tlio couplo plans to marry In and is teaching at Concordla developments in school tho social ceremony to bo buslncfls. Slio has been actlvo In lM7(m(l proscntly Is working as problems throughout tho county prescntod by. tho Wendell EUROPE Lambda Delta Sigma and the a Juno, 11 wedding at tho Salt Lutheran School, Seattle, Wash. a certified dental assistant for a Uko City LDS Tomplo. They Sollies was graduated from was given by Norman 'Hurst. Rebokahs at tho district Talk with Dr. janos Von Andrassy UK Institute Choir. She Is Twin Falls dentist. . will'bo honored at a garden North Bend High School, Nob., A candy salo was dlscussod as mooting. visiting Magic Valley this , employed as secretary nt WiUierspoon was graduated a ways and means project with Mrs. Louise Stockham said a Meadow Gold Dairy. recoptlon at Uio homo of tho In 1065 and tho University of from Twin Falls High School In bride's parents. ^, . Nebraska in 1960. Ho received the procoeds going toward card party has been scheduled week frotji Europe Wood Is a lOGfi grnduato of 1065 jind_ ls_ omploy_ed by Mlss-CartcrJs~tSdilrul-at-.hls_B,S._dcgrcc_h_buslncss_ ..scholarships, _for 8 p.m. Feb. 20 at the IOOF ~DccltrHlgh~Schd6lrln~196irh(r "Electrical Equipment Co. oF ljMony_yeareqj_Tpyr_Con{(uetojL.grtsl_ManagBr,_ w Collcgo, Ifyhralm, Utah, administration and Is serving hall. Ail Rebekahs are asked to and with Government Tourist Bureaus. was graduated from Ricks Twin Falls. She attended Uio University of wiUi the US. Army at Kort Tho door prlzo was presented bring half a dozen sandwiches. College and is now a senior at Utah where she was a member Lewis, Wash, to-Mrs. Glen Wooks and Hostesses will bo Mrs. M.A. Idaho State University of.Lambda Dolta Sigma, Delta . • '/ refreshments wero servod by McCloud, Mrs. Hazel Kcndrick Available (or private consultation by majoring In clcmoritliry Jdzz concert Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoss. und"^Mrs. Mury Mcdoud. appointment—No Cos), No Obligation education. He is a member of Chi chapter, and tlio Festival Uio LDS Students Assn. During l'"olk Donco team. Sho wn» c I • /-1 L" " Uio summer montlis he Is by graduated from Utuh State CXCelSIOr tJUD Ask about what to soo, how to (ind it, employed by the Bureau of University where sho was an . Panel named how to prepare,-v/hore to stay, elc. Land Management, Hurley. orchosis officer und a member me^IS at HanSen four groups of tho Delta Phi Kappa men's MALTA - Mrs. Clovo Smith, Tho PTA Is sponsoring a "" Ask (or (roo CARAVAN book of Europe Tours Plans aro being made Tor an IIANSEN - Mrs. H.H. Mrs. Reid Allrcd and William baked food sulo tonight during BURLE-V— Tour schools will chorus. for 1971 April 0 wedding in tlio Idaho Johnson is "nn accounting ™ Bnye the opening Jones aro members of a Malta tho Raft River basketball game Falls LDS Temple . participate 'thursday in a jazz !lscs at the Excolslor PTA commlttco named to with proceeds going to tho 3 days only, Feb. 2Z, 23, 24th. festival at Hurley High School, """Jor nl Utali Stato University club Thursday at Uio nominate officers for tho PTA Cassia County PTA scholarship Call tot Appointment of Mrs. Claru Thompson, for the coming your. Officers fund. Kappa men's chorus. He Is crly. will bo Installed at an April Mrs. Clulr Robinson, Mrs. Society lor high groups. meeting. Charles Ward and Mrs. Suji ey High School, serving as a commander In the Air Force ROTC ond has served tho Endow hnvo volunteered to Bur.oy. High School, ' Ephrnlm S. Miller, principal servo on u committee to In- ic Carpet Travels officers of the high school, Is serving ns vostigate the possibility of and Mlnlco High School will spring luncheon will be held advisor to the nominating having u foreign exchange 230 Shoihone SI. E. 733-1668, Twin Falls participate. Soloists from March IB at Koto's Cafe, Twin coirfinlttec. student In tho orcu. installed Burloy High School arc Goorgo Salvation Falls. Boy/cult- on alto saxophone; Mrs. Raymond Butler, Wayne Blauor on tenor program chairman, conducted TWIN FALLS - Now officers saxophone; Mickey Edfolson on of tho Magic Valley home games with prizes going to Mrs. trumpet. Guest soloist will be Molvln Switrer, Mrs. Ihiomo, Radiological Technologists Bob 'Jackson, who will do Society were Installed at a Mrs. Cllforn Haynes, Mrs. Von "Doc's Holiday," a piece serves 206 NobeVtr and Mrs. Lylo Jones. meeting at Magic Valloy written for Doc Sevcrson for the Memorial Hospital Thursday Brig. Mario Next regular mooting will bo Tonight Show. Jackson will bo Anderson of Salvation Army April 1 at tho. home of Mrs. night by Jean Thompson, Buhl, performing wlUi his arm In a retiring president. Booth Memorial Homo In Butler. Boise said today that 206 girls Warren Bcrnoy, Joromo, Is Soloists from tho Burloy president with Ruth Iliutt. wero cared for in 1070. Last yenr feos charged Junior High School will bo Kent. Slip said services to Uie young represented one flfUi of Uie total Jerome, vice president, and Rolslngcr on trumpet and Karl Vera Harvey, Buhl, secretnry- women represent an ex- costTif-operation. West on alto saxophone penditure of $105,01. Unwed Young women from Twin trcasurcr. Directors bosldos Chosloy ore Two films frony|M^Atomlc mothers, who receive caro nt Falls County, Brigadier An- Max Wlllard, Summit High, and Uie home-are expected to pay derson said, were given 603 Energy ComriflflKr wero KclUi Fnrrls, Mlnlco High. shown. One dealt wra^radlo- according to ability. days ofWe during 1070. activo material and Uie other allowed emergency handling of radiation accident patients. 8 Free Polaroid instant pictures on us. By United Pre» International Improve Uio appearance of cracked china by boiling It, In milk lor about « minutes. Make~an Ivory knife handle Is your living room wilted and run-down, but you 'whiter by rubbing It with a half don't want to buy a new room? Put some pep in the.. lemon dipped in salt. old—let our decorators help by suggesting new Cups that have coffee or tea stains should bo rinsed in colors, new layout, a new accent piece. We'll give vlhogar and then rubbod with a cloth dipped In salt. 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Dry with a ' soft clean cloth..Modem keyl are made ol plastic that will crack II cleaned with denatured ELKS BUILDING alcohol recommended for ivory keys.- ' , . 1 DOWNTOWN . If you aoak ahell nuts |n salt water overnight before cracking ™tHUi than the meats will come out CITIZEN DISCOUNTS • '; |»' Tlmtl-y«*r twin Fills, Idaho Sunday, February JJ, concert by Itself, but In a way j>I recognUtng.'Uie many talents Voice, orchestra found In Magic Valley CLEANEST 7 ;-.inuaiclaiu. ARPEt^yER comSo^pleasing liot Springs National Park STEAM CARPET CLEANERS —in Arkansas, VhUhi is under government super- ' 733303& • - _~ ByLEETHEMAINE '• The two vocal groups then vision. .. Ttme*-Newl Stfcff Writer . filed on at the rear of the or- TWIN FALLS - The-Magic chestra, wearing contracting' Valley Symphony Orchestra jacketsi the Snakti River Flats] added voices to Its musical occupied the center of the stage repertoire for the first-time with brilliant "coldflre' blue" Thursday night, .and the result jackets that lit lip the stage like wai melodious and highly en- an array of spotlights, while the joyable. ; . . M Magi chords were attired In, Two groups of "bor- attractive but subdued jackets, berShoppors, '•'— the.-37-membe—The-menr - sang 'twobarbcr- Maglchords of Twin Falls and Hhop Bongs, "Put On An Old tho 38 men or the Snake Elver Pair of Shoes" and "Go, LitUe Flats from the Burley-fiupert Prayer,V an unusual but Area, Joined the orchestra to fill ' beautiful number for'a harbor-; the Fine Arts auditorium at the shop group. Tom Pierce of the' College of Southern Idaho with Cassia County "Flats"'directed CHEERLEADERS FOR mell-modulated tones that _ the f)rst number, and' Burt ' the College of Southern pleased a moderately sited Huish, a member of the Idaho take advantage of audience. Maglchords directed the second Cheering's their game s time outs, half time and The bar be ."shoppers siui(j two barbershop tune. pro-game to do their numbers "a cuppallii," In thplr DorSlauBhtcr, symphony usual mellow manner, without orchestra conductor, 'then thing. They take up pom- Uie orchestra, then Joined tho resumed tho podium, to direct pons and march, dance Instrumental tats for a Barber the combined group!) In Uie and+jump all o.ver. f/io/r_ Shop Modloy that.united voice medloy, which received a> little corner of tho floor, nnd . instrument . moat rousing ovation from the. attempting to boost tho pleasantly. audience, which would hnvo The "Pops Concert" of tho appreciated a couple or more spirit of ra^ sometimes symphony orchestra Included-a oncoren, to Jud^o from, the complacent crowd. But, number of well chosen-tunes length of the applause. during tho game action, ranging from tho familiar'and Tho symphony orchestra the yell leaden become well-loved "Flnlandin". by Jeiin concludod tho concert with a bit engrossed in the game, Sibelius, followed by the not-flo- of «n "ad" for another-ftroup'^ famlllnr Lovo Duct froin tho presentation scheduled In'-two just like other good Eaglo opera "Merry Mount" by weeks —- selections from fans, as shown by those Howard Hanson, tho lively "Oliver" by Uonol Bart. The photographs. At top ballet music from "Casanovn" Magic Valley Dilettantes will from left to riglit, are by tho contemporary composer present tho musical _110Uyer^_in_ Deabio Johnson and Su- -«=:-.-. v^---nr...-.-.i_-_—.r_-.i s^VcrUI" March, and the symphony sprightly selections from "West orchostra'n review of the san Williams,'both Twin Side Story" by Leonard Bern- numbers echoed the lengthy Falls, and Deanne Rick- stein. prnctlce of the Dilettantes. etts, Jerome. At left,' Following a . brief in- All in all, the~innovation of Becky Howard, Eden, ^ termission, ' the orchestra combining voices ' and or- poors intontly hhiwSoi' -returned to offer two selections chcstrolinstrumcnts, which, we two ball players. J1S1— from "Amerlcann" by Morton untlcriUnnd, has only niroly i^Gould — Night Song "and bepn dono anywhere In the ends its regular piay\ea- Hillbilly, noth displayed the country, was well received and son Friday and^ Saturday contemporary lovo of rhythm expertly done. We would hope with games at Utah State aiul_a utronf!"melodic thomo tills can be a regulnr thing — not andBVU. weaving In and out of the often Unit tho .symphony orchestra boom In H background. docun't turn out a marvelous California Cobblers* are more love than leather. All that's new for Spring in women's fine shoes has just arrived! California Cobblers '#! ,' Bvaulilul sfy/os for all occasions. Many now colors and new /ioo/'Jr«afmonfs. Chock l/i/s groat group now) ': HEADQUARTERS Your£xwk. Cards UN THE LYNWO0D Building fund '•Sunday. February i), W7VTImW"N«wi,""Twin Falls, Idaho W HEAR the DIFFERENCE! Tiny now "Montoroy1 transfer fail$' Speedy hearing old by' MAJCO Juoiu- Senate Friday morning Invited <•$•• tho vice president to~play and ca's productive genius... an inspiring testimony to the success enjoy, tho game In Utah, after the GOP majority lender In- "of our economic system .. .a memorable portrait of progess. troduced a Senate resolution. Tho measure, by Sen. Dixlo Don't miss this exciting and rewarding experience ... bring tanvitt, was v not a partisan matter, .however, gaining tho the entire family r.. all are welcome ... admission is entirely •'"// votes of tho 10 Republicans nnd we® 12 Democrats. . ...,; Loavitt said that the "honor- free!!! . : able, but unliOBpltable Semites , of Indiana nnd Maryland hnve expressed grave, but unjust, fears about Mrs. Agncw's golf gomes." Ho added that spectators have "caused barm to themselves" by attempting to "catch" golf balls driven by Uie vice presi- dent. "But, Mr. Agnew is always welcome here, and wo hope ho will come In answer to our In- vitation." b € Vick Chemical Company Moonrock Bu5tor- Brown ToxtMos, Inc. Kinnoy Shoo' Corporation Division of THESE Celanoso Corporalion Lonox In corpora tod Riehardson-Mor Inc, shows odd OUTSTANDING Diamond In lor national Norcros^ Grooting Cards Watorman-Bic Po'n Corp. Qlivbtti Corporation Wfiirlpool Corporation. —INDUSTRIAL- • :i Corporation -features— Eastman Kodak Company o( An "The"WurtiTIeT^Oympany" SPACE CENTER, Houston ORGANIZATIONS Eaton Yale 8* Towno Inc. RCA Sales Corporation .. (UPI) — Some moon rocks Ex-ColI-O Corporation Rood & Barton Silversmiths brought back to earth by the' ARE Apollo ' U astronauts have ' Puro-Pak.-Division Romington Arms Co.,. Inc. "angular faces and fresh qO-SPONSORS OF Greyhound Corporation Royal Crown Cola Co. fractures unlike any lunar matter seen by man," space ' AMERICAN H. J. IHotni! Cor^ipany Simmons Company scientists said today. SHOWCASE Horshoy Foods Corporation And a mouse-gray rock the , - MorsHoy Chocolato and sire of a b*sketball-the largest y chunk of the moon- ever • , Confectionery Division returned to earth—weighs 20 to IS pounds, said Dr. Paul W. Gut, chief of the Planetary and Earth Sciences Division at the Manned Spacecraft Center; "It U not crumbly, and appoars to be very tough," Oast said. He said some of .the -L •-,> 24111-28^1 . amaller lunar rocks h,av« .'.'angular faces and -. fresh, fractures that look like you just broke them off with a hammer." ; ' '. ' wr--\ •••tv, 30 Tlmgt-N'ows, Twin Fait*. 'ldAhof Sunday, February 21, 1W| " Snake river storage Area Produce water termed adequate Yesterday-s High Low Pet, Bismarck : 24'• a TWIN FALLS — Allowing for'bad debts totaling' fIff' which held ' that Pe 1 Boston ' 17 .03 35 32 .32 customers to chargge theiheirr million, and administration or monthly service Charge Idaho Falls . 28 Burloy . 23 .08 Cincinnati 63 -41 .31 . purchnselipurchnsesjlsiaa costlotl y bbusinesi s customet r credidit ini . ththfie firm'' s 1I1I .jwjwr cttait t on customet r aqcounis as Lowlston 20 Cloveland « 34 .02 Tor UID.J.C. Penney-Co^aoy regional offices," amounting to . violated tho state's usury law, '. '« Denver ' Grangovlllo 40 21 •25 20 .57 cording ,to Vern Harmeri «—2 million'"• . ' Axelson protested "widely held Goodlng . :...... 4O,.21 ,0.1 DesMolnes ' 33 32 .07 manager Of thp Twin Kalis Penney's collected a total of and ' deeply rooted miscon- Detroit , . Sabnon 40 31 44 M '.17 Ponnoy's storo.' . $79 million the,shine year In ceptions about retail credit" liolso •>•-'• 45 •a Indianapolis.'. • 39 34 .06 HanncH r said, a . report by -service charge rovyiuo on which could lead "to actions I.as Vegas- " 39 Pocatollo • 2» .00 58 Kenneth S. Axelson, vice customer receivables, Axelson contrary to Uto Interests of botb. Us Angeles . 81-M7 president and director of snld. consumers and retailers." • Mpls.-Sl. Paul ' 30 24 -.02 finance and administration for Tlio net cost of crcdltln 1069 of Now Orleans 82 09 .00 .Rentiers,' indicated Umt tho $23 million amounted to l.fl per ' Axelson declared that' "It is Now York ' . .43 40 .15 firm paid out $23 million more cent of, total credit sales, not true that Wo.collect .18 per Omaha 27 24- ,. In extending credit to customers Axelson said. In I960, before tho cent per year" on crodlt-'oc- Philadelphia > «4 30 .10 In fiW'1969 than they took In dramatic rise In Interest rates, counts, asUiol.5perccnt'flguro Phoenix '•• 58 44 .01 through service-charge Pennoy's net cost of $8 million would Indicate If charged each Pittsburgh .55 '41 .08 revenues. Axelson spoke to Uio lor crodit averaged only Beven- month nt tho samo lovol.' Ho Portland (1ftlsslng) cited figures to Ind'lcfflb Unit ' New York Society of Socurity. 'tenths of one per cent of credit .. .TwiIWMnI iFall.m(as 17 .11 St.I/iuls •to 38 Analysts, Ilarmer wild. • ' sales. Tho fiscal 1970 figures aro customert s pay a wido-range of, ijiSt Year 20 SNOW IS FORECAST today for an area from the Rocklea Salt Lake City 43 30 .08 Credit costs durlnjg; risen! ipflO expected to approximate Uio yoarly Interest -totals, ranging Procln (Fob ) .2flln. through the Central Plains and the northern portion of the SonDlciio 60 47 .05 totaled 110.1" million. Including 19(19 level of credit costs. , from o.RhUonths of one per Yoa- r •'tota• •l 2.1)7 In. Southern Plains. Rain Is anticipated for the Middle Mississippi Sjin Frimchico '00 •Id Hi million in Interest to finance Commenting on a decision of cent to 17.1 per cent, with an Ijist Your .1.57 in. Wintry view Valley with showers in the Lower Mississippi Valley. Some snow' Spokane . 40 30 customer receivables, provision Uio Wisconsin Supremo Court averago of 10.5 per cent. and rain Is expected In the Northeast, and It will be colder In the Wnslitnntun 70 42 .04 across U.S. Central and Northern Platna, Middle and Upper Mlislsilppl Valley,the Great Lakes region andtheOhlo Valley. (UPI) _. U.S.: plans revealed Icy nights, warm days promised on rural development Twin Fulls; North Side; warmer t)uysr1ll|{h today and tonight.- • pant few days,JbuUnluhttimo Snake River Valley to tho upper Burloy-Ruport area: Monday 35 to 40; overnight lows Wonthcr synopsis: temperatures will drop well 40s In Southwestern Idaho. ; .,„ .„,,., Filirtodny; increasing clouds near zero. Qinnce of rain or, High procure has moved into below those of Uie past few Midday temper uturos in WASHINGTON {UPI) - rhe mostly In mid-America, rather M. Hardlii.'in-testimony before Mondny; cool nights but wnr- • mow near wro. • the area as expected; with good nights. Saturday/a warmer Eastern Oregon were well into Nixon administration's Uuin piling up In u few giant the 4te. emerging fltmtcfiy for olian- metropolitan centers. i^!l!l^ t «»r. days. High today and Central Idaho, roomitnins, weather In sight for the dnyUmo temperatures hinted at indicated a developing now Monday 43 to 48; low tonight. 10 south o[ the Salmon Hlver: weokend. Somo HIRII cloudiness pleasant days to come. Precipitation over tho area on nollng n growing share of future To reach tills goal, federal strategy for tho 1070V - con- to 15. Qianco of precipitation natlonnl^rowtli into rural ureas officials fdn co the 1050s havo Fair today; some high clouds may appear late tonight as Saturday morning's low Saturday was virtually centratlon on spurring growth nonr zcro todi,y mA tonight, Monday. Cold nights,, but -another frontal uystcm edges up roadlngjt ranged from nine nonexistent; Bear Lake will include a plan to con- been putting increasing cm- in those rural tfrens- which Cnmiur Prairie; Halley and warmer daysy ; high today und - the coast. aboveabove,, aatt FairflelFairfleldd andand11177 aatt ""reported .2G inch and Soda centrhto federal development phasis on a variety of rural Inch and appear to be emerging as ijiwer Wood-IUyer Vnlley: -~ 'MondnMd y 12.1 2 t tQ 44?? 1 lln^ . tihtonight t AA s a resullt of ththe cleal r skieski , IdahIdho FallFlls andd Twiin FallFll s to 34 aid In solected '.'growth cen- development assistance Springs listed .23 of an inch, "growtli centers.""' pa[r today; Increasing clouds zero to 10 above. Quince of' dnytlmc temperatures will rise at Dolso. Daytime hlghn ranged while Rupert reported .18 and ters," It appeared today. programs ranlng from planning About half of all the nation's Monday; cold nights but precipitation neiir zero through" considerably above those of tho from the upper 20s In Uie Upper Pocatello .19 inch' • Tho administration's basic aid to loans, and grants for counties lost population In tho . aim. has been outlined many community projects like 1 (WO's, und most of the losers times by ' officials from modern water and sewer .'wore rural counties, Hardln President Nixon down. The JJQIII •«yntems. j£^s i pointed out. In sUUcs including la a "balanced" pattern of Despite these and other of- Uie DakoUis, Nebraska, Kan- Pasture population growth In which a forts, somo rural towns con- sas, Montana and West Virginia No limit on U.S. air power substantial part of expansion tinued to decline through Uie over three-quarters of tho workshop over tlio next three decades lOfiO's. And Thursday, counties lost population. clusters nround rural centers, Agriculture Secretary Clifford "Yet there are growUi centers in most of these states where in Indochina, President says set Feb. 24 Uie rate of population growth equals that of the-metropolitan By.C. W. ORR cost for employed persons nations along the Persian Gulf plotting to defraud service- SHOSHONE — A pasture Spud growers eye centers," Hardln noted. United Preta International would be paid by their to guarantee continued [w- men's clubs In Vietnam. manntfpmi>nt wnrW^hnn will he m aKemcnl Hardln told the panel Uie There arc no limits on use of employers, troloum supplies. Price rises Col. Gerald V. Kehrli. was hel^d at 0:30 a.m won?M. Feb.P 2 4wil alt thpee Agriculture Department American air power in Indochi- Britain changed Its currency ore expected In Europe und convicted by a court-martial In Lincoln County courthouse, alrcady has.decided that one na except for the use of nuclear to tho decimal system. Asia, but not immediately In Saigon and sentenced to three Shoshonc. The workshop Is tax for promotion element of its policy for tlio weapons, President Nixon bid Poliind announced that food 1 Uie United States. years In prison for using sponsored by the Wood River WASHINGTON (UPI) — either by producer groups or by 1970's will bo' to "atlmulnto a news conference this weok, prices raised last year would be Tho AFL-C1O Executive marijuana, Soil and Water Conservation Potato growers may-soon join Uie secrotary of agriculture In selected small and medium size He said tho United States lowered March 1. This Is Uio Council mot In Bal Harbour, Tho trial of 1st U. William L. District and the Lincoln County the.rnnks of organized farm practice, officials sold tho growth conters around" tho would not use ground forces In Issue Umt had sot of rioting by Fla., and union officials said Calley Jr., charlges In Uio agent's office. Polish workers and brought a producers who tax themselves formal proposal is likely to. nation." olUier Laos, Cambodia or North Uiey expected Nixon to Impose massacre at My Lai, South The program will Include to flnanco promotional cam- como from a producer group, " <*A subcommittee of the Vietnam, but American planes change In the government-m temporary froeze on wagos Vietnam, resumed at Port leaderBhip. discussions on "How to Make paigns for their crops. Uie Natlonnl Potato council. domestic council tanrbcw can go anywhere. Ho yould not and prices in Uie construction Bennlng, Ga,, after an Army Money Wltlj Grass" by John . Once a proposal iu of(ered, the examining the nqotr-for-fi rulff' °ut uscr°rSo!1thyietn^ Egypt wnsroported agreeable Industry. Tho White House sanltyboard found him sano. The path toward development >matte tr00 >H n Thomas, State Grassman of tho of o forhial proposal for o now new rules roqulro-n public national growth policy with I ' NorUi Vietnam to a proco pact with Israel with confirmed that Uie President Harvard University scientists Year"; "Intensive Pasture potato promotion program was hearing to discuss the Issues. rmrtlcular attantlon to ""d was not hopeful of much one condition—thut Israel wlUi- was considering Uio move. found that a Jawbone of Management and New Grass cleared when Uie agriculture Then, If evidonco supports Uio dovolopmont o( non- proyrou In tho Paris talks, draw from all the Arab A federal'grand j^y bi Los human-like bolng found in v 1 sc t Varieties" by Harold Harris, „ department iasued formal proposal, It enn be submitted to motropolltnn aroas. I am !° P™'"'"" " Cf territories occupied In tho 1M7 Angclos lndlctod William O. northern Kenya was about S.6 plant material specialist, SCS, i regulations under which such a farmers In a referendum. hopeful Umt this work will soon » I"""!"1 Plnn t0 Provl1!0 war. Wooldrldjje, formerly sergeant million years old. This Is the Aberdeen. proposal can be considered. Some 300,000 American take Uio forti of an explicit medical Insurance for virtually -oil companies in th&Wost majorr of tho Army, and seven oldest pre-human fragment "Producing Maximum Yields Adoption of Uie regulations was farmers arc believed to grow federal-wide policy," Hardln ovcry American. Much of tho agreed to increase payments to other persons ~on charges of ever discovered. of Alfalfa and Fertilizing Grass' a technical but vital step toward potatoes. But Uie voting would added. . . ' Pastures" by Wayne Thlessen, activating a new promotion law be restricted to nbout 15,000 1 J. soil specialist for the University signed by President Nixon on "commercial ' growers. Only of Idaho Cooperative Servlco, - Jan. 11. Uicso Inrgcr-ecalo farmers — and "Supplementing -Under Uio law, growers can tlioso producing fivo acres fit Automotive Golden lotuses diminishing Ctientgraas Pastures (or decido If they want to authorize potatoes or more — would bo Maximum Livestock Yield" by n check-off collodion system -to--'-liable to Ufa check-off; and only Fred Gilbert, livestock 'finance research and promotion tlioy would be allowed to vote on business in.China as customs change specialist for the University of filmed at expanding murkot' s fo' r whether It should bo Imposed. Idaho Cooperative extension potatoes. If the system was If a promotion program won service. HONG KONG. (UPII-rThe loving emperor, His Imporlal to blnd~tlio feet of their walk." adopted, It would have to In- approval |n a rofcrendum, Uie opens here Mrs." L»l Yung, 84, was operation would be pluccd Chinese are li' sophisticated Majesty Lo Hou-chu of the dauglitors, because they had to clude a provision which in effect TWIN FALLS — Opening of a people. But sophistication somo- equally angry when sho re- makes Uio levy voluntary. Tho under control of a National Tang dynasty, 01B-0O7 A.D. work. Slnco Intermarriage be- now 'automotive business In Umcs Is accompanied ,by Tho emperor's beautiful, twoen different social classes called tho practice which forced provlsion'requlred by Uie new Potato Promotion Board ap- her to bind her. feot. when she pointed by the secretary of Twin Fulls was announced cruelty, such as lit the case of mald-of-honor, IJidy Yu,- wan was scarce, these girls re> " law, would permit any farmer Salurdoy. Ui Goldon Lotusos. was Btlll a child. to'yet a refund of his check-off agriculture. Tlio board would 0 skilled in dancing. malned "uncourteous and un- got Uio check-off assessments It Is Harv's and Gary's Auto in old China, Judgment for •" . slghUy" throughout tholr lives. "It's bad to have one's feet money If he did not wish to Body and Painting ^hop, femininity was based on tho bound," she -laid. "You can contribute to the program. ' from 'producers at a rate which His imperial nuijestyordored Foot-binding became wide- located in .tho former Clinton weakness of tlio female sex. the molding of a . Qrfoot-hlgh spread in Uio Sung dynasty, 960- only walk Uke an ant and there ' Exports here estimate a could not excoed ono cent for' each hundred pounds produced Earl Custom Trnllor Toward Uils end, ladles of tho goldon lotus ond adorned 11 with 12MA.D., and remained a must are lots of Inconveniences." potato check-off program could Manufacturing Co. on Highway . upper' clauses hod their foot jewels and diamonds and silk for "educated ladles" until the ralso from about $2 million to a by o grower. The potential J2 million-plus 74 and Orchard Drive. bound, willingly br unwillingly, ribbons. Lady Ylu was asked to loth century, when Western possible top of about $2.75 The business Is operated by Tho smallor the foot, tho bind hor foot with whlto silk culture began to Invade China. million a year. The money could potato program would outrank Harvoy Niwkirk and Gary moro beautiful tbe women, ribbons In tlio shape of a new Aftcr_tho.establlslunentof the be used in projects ranging tho estimated $1.5 million 1 Cravens formerly oMJolscrBoth—PofitsCalled the besnioWdTeol moon and dunco on tho golden Republic of China In 1811, the " "•fromToscBrch'orTTiBff'or^tm currcntljTbGlQiTralstjil by beef a number of years "Three-Inch Golden Lotuses." lotus. Tlio emperor WBB dollght- number of women with bound proved potato products to ad- producers for promotion their • (., . , n lypc o0f! business and Hut a woman find to go through ed with Uio way sho dqneed. foot steadily decreased. Even wrtising and direct product product. But it would be far Nowklr! "?'? k- was ,body shop enormous pain (o obtain Golden Tlio emperor's wish became those deeply ontronchod In past promotion. below funds collected by foreman and Cravens palntor- Ictuses. Only a few women tlio pooplo's command. Girls traditions began to rcallzo that . ™>. ^ZlnatE'nrTvWagriculture wodSindudlnlTcltproducorsiof some oUio™r [rimfarms w>* »'° I™ Motor Co. Ascncyrnchicvctf thrco-lnch foot. Most from rich or high class families It was a cruel practice, department roRiilatlons provide products including citrus fruits :j) mae Mme ^^ |)oro mM (Qr (j,rl,^,nd^.riBi(r(0U1. _imd u,c(r (col bouwTwBn only - Tho GoldenLotuscs are dying" Uiat a nnUonwido rosoarch- and cotton, All typos of body work, and up. threo or four years old. out, and most likely will vanish jiromollon plan can bo proposed painting, vinyl top woek, "It al"l 'beei m wit—-h -u •beauty - »Poo r fifmlllc•• s could not afford•• before tlio ond of-'- thi•s century. custom paint work and other The otherday I meUwo-of . needs of tlio automobllo owners Uio last Goldon Lotuses at the Irish taboos face can bo filled at tholr.now shop, Uttle Sisters for the Poor Uio owners say. Tho firm will bo Best Sellers Homo for tho Aged. open from 8 a.m. to 0 p.m. flvo (UNI A Wlli™ HOUSE DIAIIY- "Foot-blndlng Is bad," said • Best sellers days a wook. (Compiled by Publlnhen' Week. Ijidy Bird Johnson Mrs, Wong Un-tsung, 78. "I iyi CKIMK IN AMEHICA-nam- have Buffered considerable in- DUBLIN (UPI)—Time-worn Instead, she floes to England, Fiction soy Qark conveniences because my feet taboos surrounding Uio unwed to havo her baby where silo' LOVKSTORY-Erlch Segal are bound. My fed acho.when I < mother In Iroland are fading, bocomos cntlUcd to a social U.S. aid QB VII—Ijson Urls .,_ but 11 atlgmn attached to It In security Income which sho doos IUCII MAN, POOK MAN- U1I9 country Is rcol and Uio not got In her homoland.Thls ,frwln Sliaw • • projudlco Is doop. provides Uio moUicr with a real unwanted ISLANDS IN THE STKAM— Tn~oIfor(Tiarbe4n'Tnade''t(tr-cholt'(i-T>otwccri~kec|ilng hor ' ICrnest Hemingway eliminate somo of Uio secrecy child or handing It over for in S.A. PASSKNGISIt TO FRANK- 'which has cnvoloped Uio ailoptlbn. FUUT-Agalha Chrlstlft fAMltV SPECIAL problem, and social workers WASHINGTON (UPD-U.S. THE CHILD KBOM TIIE ,-bellevo-ILli,a-slgnlIlcanLsti!p—Ulppro)dmatdyJu.p«r-amUf_pr|vat«-lnvestment-ln-Utln-SEA—Elltaboth Goudge forward. unmarried Irish mothers aro In America appears lioaded for a CARAVAN TO VACCAHES- neprtsontatlyos of many domestic servlco, 20 per cent pouso If not a downturn. Allstalr MncLcan Golden Drganliatlons and social work- aro unemployed and homeless, For ono thing, Uio I-atln GOD IS AN ENGLISHMAN— ers from tho churches ond Uio and• 1"0 per cent' aro sUU In American• a seem to desire a R.S, Dclderflold / medical profession met recently' school. ' diminishing United States tlnan- THE CRYSTAL CAVE . FRENCH FRIES to discuss community services Uoalth authorities In Ireland dal presence, judging from Mary Stewart ./ for unmarxlcd moUiors. proVWor pay for the costs of recent events such as takeovers DOCTOR - GOBB'S GAME— Overshadowing, the pracUcal the unmarried mother in In Chile, Peru and Bolivia and R.V. Casslll . 'details of financial and medical mother and baby homes or In the preparing of a new code on . .Noqllctlon care was the unanimous appeal maternity hospitals and nursing private Investment In the THE GREENING OF AMER- ' for a | more understanding homes. Andean group. • ICA—Charles Reich Complete secrecy concerning For another thing, other INSIDE THE THIRD REICH Contrary to popular belief, the mother's Identity la ob areas of the world are -^Albert 8peer Ireland operates efficient and served, and the homes are fully competing for the American, THE SENSUOUS WOMAN— relatively enlightened social equlpped to deal,with normal Investment arid it Is eipected "3" - serrlcta (cf the .Illegitimate confinements, , ... that Uie Eastern bloc countries EVERVTHTBlG—VOU-. AL- ' child and [the mother. The But the greatest difficulty will emerge u one of, the WAY8 WAKJEO-TO-KNOW TWWFAILS - BUHL —JEROME services, however, are not used facing Ua social workers is to strongest competitors for- UJ5, ABOUTBEX-Oavld Reuben • by the mother In many cases persuade the: girls to accept the capital being turned my by,-. FUTURE SHOCK-AlvlnTof- BURLEY - RUPERT - « because of fear or shame. (acllltle* available to them. ,•««:•• • •-••M: -TlirfM-Nnn. Twin Fall*, Idaho- Sunday,- February -ll,- (»71 Sund«y,.F.»bruary J|,. 'win Foil!. Idaho 23 l BEHKELEY,CalU.(UPI)-A between poUuled air and death plan works university- of California re- from 'cirrhosis became ap- searchcr. believes -that olr parent: Tho worse (ha pollu-' BySTUMURRELL , wantud a mixed flock if tonls •pollution may bo an Important Uon, tho higher the death rate, IdahoFlsh-CameDepartment', «"» "«>»• "'» a'common right contributor to cirrhosis pi tho ' "|'m not saying that alcoho- LEWISTON - I had the > soo tho . old gobblers •]ivSr' ... ,.,i i ,.i . I™"""! tho nutrition problems • opportunity to participate In a . separated from tho hens and Dr. Warren WlnKoUiteln Jr., that go with It are not causing wllS turkey trapping and young ones during most of ho head or Tlio epidemiology (he dlscaso," said Wlnkclsteln. transplanting project last wcok year except during the maUng division ol tho UC School o( »nul alr pollution may be that took place In this region, season which extends from Public Health, says alcoholism syncrglstlc, or additive, with We trapped 13 turkeys from a, March to early May. • U the major turn 61 cirrhosis, alcoholism. If 7011 add toric flock near St Maries and AlMul » •••"•• " l)l|nuln« But ho has found evldenco that chcmlcab to an already da- j- Sported thL t PotlaTch snow .tor* dovolopod and wo , tonlc chemicals In pollijtod air nu^cd nvor; t>iis may bo the Canyon near Kendrlck, saw a group of turkcy^rush ng may cause further and possibly • result," . releasing them within four toward Jiio rap. I guess «|o . lothal damage ' to a liver wlnkolstelrf said his atudy did hours after they had boen snow made' hem hungry I Wo already weakened by cirrhosis, not offer concluslvKp'roof Uiat Sapped. There were about 20 tripped tho *o and began to . In cirrhosis, liver colls aro a|r pollution cau/cd liver sportonen from Utah County fateh the birds and place thorn destroyed and scar tissue (USGUSO, but "you co/ld say this wtohelped In the release and It In tholr Individual boxes, forms, leading to liver falluro. Is just another Indljbtlon of tlio was fun for all ' Howard Uvengood has mado u It is tho ninth leading causo of hazards of dlscha/glng cheml- How do you trap turkeys? Tho special kind of catching rod that denth In tho Unlled Sates. ' cals Into the al? Thcj come most Important part of tho plan has » hook on It for plodnK Wlnkclstcln's evldonco enmo back to haunt us.'1 E to find an area that a wild around the leg. works very . [Our Manufacturers Really came. Through Quantity Orders have allowed us to offer .from a study ho 'conducted In Tlio link botween cirrhosis, flock Is using Uiat Is reasonably. effectively and allows Uio bird ELVIS CAIN the heavily- Industrialized city and polluted air Is tho most accessible. Then you set up a to turn froely without hurting It. Us for our Silver Anniversary. Our Values that would be impossible otherwise. of Buffalo, W.Y. Ho compared" recent In a long slrln; of trap and start baiting them Into Mcrrliim s turkoys are quite tho hoalth of residents' breath-- slmllarassoclatlbnsWlnkclsteln It with grain and hay; Tho trap " selective In- the- area they Ing rcjatlvoly clean airland found In Wa Buffalo study, _'_ Is mndo of nylon netting and prefer. " ho> Jto havo a Uioscrlnhall'ng polluted air. . placed on a rectangular pole minimum of 10,000 .acres of In Addition to the Values Offered . . .' To rule out economic Influon- N , •• , „ ., ," ... ,' frame. II has two drop-down-turkey habitat to support a flock g1946 with • just 2 ,omployeos^^Wijhbwe—become Idaho's ces'on | alth, he studied „$„ "Z^llt s h5h li -' doors, one at each end, which' slnco they arc wide ranging You'll Get This Beautiful/ , , Largest Volurino Homo Furnishing Slof'e-wltK-'hoarly 30 Empioyoos -^ Serving ovory W cirrhosis death rates for mon ^i^borhoods with polluted air ' cm bo'tripped from a long birds and may cover miles In Community in Magic Valley. A 1" . • .'> , , '"••. .;,-' ••,; .'. •'..•• '{\%'-\i • ,1 - Tfmei'Newa, fw\n Falls, Idahio Sunday, February 21, 1WJ 6S-63 upset Skyline JJ loss on Buhl \r BUHL - Rpser Campbell hit Stewart hit-a field goal, Cliff in last Games of year Rupert, Mathews claim state a 22ffoat set shot and two free Poterson'u free throw and $ch> vancveldt two field goola. to Ret - IDAHO KALIiS — Tho 20-7 In the Into third nnd curly nluht.H (or tho lirultm who bowed. throws iri the closing minutes Southern Idnho Conference co- fourUi quarter Saturdny night to Saturday night to. lift the Joronqe started. The Tigers led 1 ln tho closing inlnuto to by.three t^j Beven most of the champion Skyline Grizzllus olnlm 11 7.1-CO decision. It was Pocatollo WWft I-Vldny. , Jerome Tlgers'toa B5-03 upsot 1 titles, Declo places second victory, over Uio Buhl Indians. time and early In. Uio final . ojitseored Uie Twin FUIIH Bruins' Uio second loss In ns mnny Tlio decision left Twin Foils BOISE - Mark Hupert of tournament Saturday night The defeat dropped Buhl into period bounced ahead 66-47 on with n U-fl'record for tho year while Dcclo'took Uie only team points from Stewart, Campbell ' and 5-B In the conference. Twin Kails onil'Steve MuUidvfrs third place Ln Uie South Control of Declo were tho only Magic trophy by grabbing t8Qconc) In Idaho Conference as Wood and Jewell. Out Melor and Wood River overhauls Skyllno enjoyed. some hot 1 Uie class B division. •"" " Hudson gunned Buhl back to scoring in ttio first'half as it Valloy men able. to. pick up IUvcr nipped Filer to claim Uie •Individual titles In.Uic combined Ituport declsloried'Allen of runner-up spot. The results sot wlthiri ono at 61-60 boforo bounced alidad by six In the first SouUi Fremont U-5 to win the Cahipbell lilt tlie decisive long period arid CH{SS A mill B fltjUO UTOStHllfi up the fourth district ' A-2 Filer-Wildcats 52-48 145 - pound'tltlo while MaUiewa, basketball tournament pairings shot. ' " :' 'HAI.JEY - Tim Brown hit" and the Wolverines will moro doclsioned'ljiyno Dally of Toton with Wood River meeting Filer Jerome won'Uio preliminary I'aiiilV Hllitr. null*; Handy Kltlil, D«clo, 6M9 .- . . • . two tree Uirpws wltli 14 seconds . Uinn likely draw a byo uftcr . to win Uie nipound class in tlio d.c. t:ii AmKfuin, McCall. ln Uio opener atj7 p.m. Thursday Blackwood and Walt Sinclair B aide. I4t iMUndi, Dau* Hani*,,' Ttlon. d.t at Jerome and . Buhl going jaromail, «uhl 11 loft to cinch a coino-from- Saturday^ win. KH> W*k«., l*arm>; lialiliJtnk). O»kl.y. Jrm* -Io It pi Ip Buhl Io II pl.lp provided Uia points that started CiTipun io- j i « Miito ; } ] u behind 52-40 victory for Uio Brown's tosses cljmaxcd a •The team championships t C D ll against Jerome in the nightcap. Twin Falls bnck nnd late In I '"H |wi;dt wllrkT/nfa'i* Tilwi d« UtwnvUII. 1 •> Dl^.nui ) ] I » Wood HlVer Wolverines comeback which saw tho.' went to-Snake River in Uio A Kci/ln lUnclij. Qnklcy, Larry Murrjyi Goodlng draws the opening bye ilwaM ail WS i'mark of-J2, acLjiiaillBt Arlionn State hero bctr. 12. John , Rudomotkln set Uio old senwn •POTATOES •CATTLE •GRAINS, ; record or 324 In 1M1. ', Rilcy olAo wus^ioffum'e'fi ton ' SCARS INTERIOli ; scorer with 23 points as lie |)F(Hlt\l(lltSlllVH[IIIF • sparkod tho Tro|wiH Ii) ILi lOUi MONDAY, FEB._22 7:30 »>.M. jriOLIDAY INN ! victory odalnst ono dufcat nnd ENTIRE MAGIC VAUEY- ; el|{ht wins iigulnst ono loss In > the confrrence. Drlvo n Dotaun... Hion decide nt: DATSUW ^ ~ J?Em$HMENTS L . -^_ Ute KsllnutM Nt Obli^ilion • lloi.innd Sriu(lf-u»l'al>rl<-ShB wallops Cumus County also won tho prollmlnary 41-34^ ' Stove Heitzman hit two clutch free throws In Uio closing half. • C.«1..C.».I»>1, PWfUliM BitfWytt3-53. Castleford Duirith la tt-ft' »P "secondBcronds st oio HftU mi inwe Burlouunoy irosfroshn The Bobcats, getting a gamo- PI tp $£» \ \ W- past O'JLcary 65-M and into the hlgh 20 points from loading OAKLEY - Tho poworful t , n^hm 0040 championship * of -Uio annual Irish roll scorer Coro'y KidH, fell behind s.c. COtl* y Oakloy Horncts.l'ndp gpodbyo to Athtnct 0 1 j \ iiVcwn o lii Stuart frosh baskotball tour- 10 points after tho first period. a lot of seniors Friday night as _ . i.i.~.... • . ^«i .nomen . t• Frida•» la y nlglit.rai . *•Wes• it. 23-13. But Hurley rallied in tho Uioy stormed past tho shortor Mlnlco edged Buhl 60-47 for past West next quarter and trimmed that series with consolation honors. T CutUdonl Wolves 7M1 to mull to 31-28 at Uio half. ~ ' • down a 10-1 season record. - ' Burloy, trailing by 10 points In Virginia Shollcy, , gottlatt-steady Tar Heels • Tho Hornets, who have « bye Uie Uilrd quartor and by fivo wlUi about two und, one-half MOPGANTOWN, W. Vn. SCIC jayvee minutes loft, camo back on the (UPD—Austin Carr rammed In baskets with the Bobcats In tho JohnRocho sank tlvo free scorlngof Jackson — who hit 22 47 points nnd O-foot-7 Coll is third period and took a four- Uirow. In tho final minute of. oved o of his 26 points In tho socond Jonos fired in. 34 points and point L^ mt0 the |aal 0|ght play Saturday to enable Oth tourney set half. After Heltunan hit Ills freo grabbed 14 rebounds" td" spark FILER - Tho South Central Uirows, O'Leary lost III chonco Notro Dame to a 107-98 Idaho Conference Junior varsity to Mn If on a turnover, conquest of West Virginia basketball tournament will be DUI Miller, who topped Saturday afternoon. . nktog 27 points wW e held Monday through WetK- O!Lourv's robounders, also led 'Ptko Rocho, a senior guard from Imnwdlol. Junior guard Wll Robinson" ckor got 20 lor tho nesday at the Filer High School In scoring with 20 points, whipped In 3d points an'd scorod eight to back up Kldd. New York, led all scorers with gymnasium, reminds Filer West Mlnlco took a narrow Airport Service sophomore forward Larry liar' Tho Bobcnt Junior varsity 32 points and broke a furious Coach Georgo Trenkle. - lead In tho opening minutes of " «d:Uie_Iltat-Bami!-by_ie_North_Carollna rally with his ""V?! . Jerome will moot Filer In Uio Uio game and then stayed Just WRAUS Mountaineers' bid. The defeat points,. —'—^nraf-shootlng'-ar Hmf TwFout=S»".— ~opener~ariT;30")nw~Mondoy~aheadorBuhriheTeiniTIhe' was tho 11th in 20 games for ik.ii.yii. »«>u» ii-- The Gamecocks led M-55 with . t ylUi Goodlng taking on Buhl at 8 way" for consolation honors, Wit SSI WS 1:80 to play, but Dennis »;M.v < pjn. Tuesday night Wood River Jamison, who hltl2points In the West Virginia, while the 20th- 1 U ranked Fighting Irish hustled to !>!!> fftS • !1? S Wuyclk keyed a North Carolina i&» t Pirtn Ol] will meet Uie winner of the fourth quarter, led West with 22 /34-2250 their 15th victory against seven 10 1< rally that trimmed the lead to X,'. I ill Jerome-Filer game and the pointa while Brent Watson, 0 O J 1 lit it* 011 losses,! 10 0 five pobitfl. Roche then began g^" ) ] n • Cltltn 11 JJ JJ Winner of that one will play Uie Hamilton and Charlie Hepworth lilt OWikni 00 II 00 Tho largest crowd—13,652— „„, „ „,_.. forcing, fouls with deft ball j.««. j B 1 4 Wlnu ' toi Gooding-Buhl, winner- for Uie all had 12 for Buhl, ever to attend a basketball II.IIU w.u >""» handling to aUll the Tar Heel SiSu, 0)1 }J Wtkni 0 0 1 title Wednesday night. The two 00 44 0 fthlf O0 1 gome In West Virginia watched " ;! i Si. momentum and clinch Uie {•(£, O0 I I tlrst-fllght losers will playxfor game. There were a total of 5B Y.UII i consolation honors at 6:34 pan. tho Mountaineers fall behind 1 tOPS fouls called against Uie two atauT" Wednesday. halftlme, then -fight back to teams. • • THE troll only three points twice In fluffs ft'4.-72 Wuyclk wound tip with 21 the second half. After Notro points to pace North Carolina Damo shot to leads of U points MANHATTAN, Kan, (UPD- scoring, while BUI Chamberlain BOOKWOPJH ' twice, WVU pulled to within 62- David Hall scored 11 points and had 17. Tom Owens was the WANTED 50 and 8J-O0, the Utter with ripped down 18 rebounds to only other Gamecock In double EVERYTHINOIN PAPERBACK BOOKS . pace Kansas/State to «n 64-72 figures, with 14 points, 6:08 remaining. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT 9000 TO CHOOSE FROM WVU, for the sixth time this' win over Colorado In a Big South Carolina now la l«-4 year In a loss, made more field Eight conference game Satur- and North Carolina 17-4. The Experienced in selling & Tire service day. Tar Heeli, who whipped the ' TRADE A BOOK AND THIS AD goals, but mi outgunned at the Hnspllal fmuranc«—— Poid Vacation ^-—r~- FORONE "FRtt" BOOK foul line. The Mountaineer! All five Kansas State starters Gamecocks in an earlier missed II of 21 free throws,, scored In double figures.'The meeting 7M4, aUU'lead the WRITE TO. BOX G-9 . LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY —Including two by Curtis Price Wildcats never trailed. The. AUahlio Coast Conference with- dosest Colorado co'JdBtt was-an- »-l_mark.__whlle Souih. TIMES-NEWS; TWIN FALLS that would have trimmed the ^'i"j.")'';-f •i».T->%r-t'•«•••• •• •- •- margin to BM2. within one' at 27-46. • , Carolina Is 7-4. *•'• I , t • -I... • 26 ' T1m«-N^|i, T\wln FalU, Idaho .Sunday?) February Jli-W|. ^ :# ^ • Humes "Bits 53 Jbut - falls to Bobcats 105-92 BOZEMAN, Mont. (UPI) - Stoto won the' war im Willlo Conference Victory Saturday Sky scoring rdcord and a now Idaho -gtate'j Willlo Humes Wooks and Bill Brlckhouso Ulliht.. Individual MSU' floldhpuse scored &• points. to win tlio pumpod bl 39 rjolltts cucll to lead In tlio frcc-whoclln|4 ovont, mark as woll._ scoring bnttlo hut Montunn .tlio Bobcats to a 105-1)2 Illg Sky Huincs established a new' \Hn .' TJ10 old confcrcnco mark >vas 51 points set earlier this season by tho 0-1, IBS-pound Bengal Penny Wise Sayi . . , Be lure to attend The American: Show senior. Tho. floldhouso —/_7-^^^_''" -.•—-- ' Free To All ^ Starling Feb. 24lh collegiate record had boon 44 : 'OV>Z^^^^^k. ' At the lynwood Shopping Center Vandals rally to defeat set by Bobcat Tom Storm, in JTO. , ' • .' Brlckhousc and Weeks both, hit career hlgfa with their 38 Northern Arizona 75-71 points and pncod MSU (o Its. -.- FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (UPI) - from'bohlnd to defeat Nortli\rn built up to nix points bcforo the finest offonsivo show a of tho Marvin Williams hit a frco Arizona, 75-71, Saturday nlfilit. liirnborjacks closed the'Kapjn yenr. Tho Uobcats Jumped off to throw mfdway through tho sec- Williams' 10-foot Jumper with .llio final minutes. a.-.«-...,„„„„„„„„.„.,„.„n oarly lead and were neve.r ond period to put Idaho ohoad. 11:53 rcmnlnlnK K«vc the Vnn- Northern Arizona Jumped off ttunded as thoy hit 54 and 51 : for Rood as the Vandals came dais a 51-50 loud which' they to an early load but with 4:D5 rx,|nts |n ,,„,.[. |lui[ resnec- ., . ' remaining In tho first half, Gu- uvoiy . ' ^ ry KootlibtlodUiosMro nt.ll- Montana State allot 57. por all for Idaho. In tho rcmnlnlnK Mnt (rom ,ho mi. wUll lour minutes, the liumo was nrlckliouso mlsslnK duly four of Montana avenges loss tied four lirncs bcforo Walt 22 nttomp.U wlUlo Weeks was 12 Mannon li|t ..Iwo freeJhrows tor u (rom Ul0 ,loId nnd 14 of 16 to Boise Stale 104-85 •with 12 Koconds loft to «lvo from Ul0 cnur|ty fjtHpp. . NAU a .Tft-36 at tho limner Bjl0t 54 timog whu0 • MISSOULA, Mont. (UPD - Tho victory avenged,n 9fl-74 lmlf. hitting 21 and added 11 of 14 TJio University 'of Montana loss tho Grizzlies suffered in a • Ttio Vim dills won the (jamo nt from the free throw' lino. Grizzlies won a grudgo" match roujili, flstlcuff-markcd baitlo Uiu frco throw lino, scoring 89 Teamwise, tho jJenifals hit only Big Sky Conference victory nt Bolso la.it week, por eont of their ctuirlty shots 35 per -cent from tlio floor,. over Bolso State Collego with a It was the first time thin comp ired with 411 por cent for Tho victory was tho fifth in 104-85 decision boforo 3,000. 'season-Montana hud cracked NAU. the last six games for tlio delighted fans' In Mlssoula the century mark and boosted John Nelson of Idaho led nil Bobcats, with tho last loss being Saturday nlKht. .the Grizzlies conference record scorers with 10 points. Tho on- xf'oi-02 decision to tho Bengals to 4-7. . ly otlior Vandnl In double fiKuros nt pocnteHo. It left Bolso State with a 5-fl WHS Malcolm,Taylor who had loauuo mark. 15 Ida.II.mi OPT Monl.it. $ Robinson,, The Grizzlies recoivod strong Mannon ond Gerald Jcffcry rum u nil 11 1.89 Value support from Junior center Ray wicli had 17 to pace Northern H!JJ! 1 00 3 Howard'and senior guard Don Arizona, followed by Floyd •*<"" )• n 11 Breck load Grizzly scoring and Champagne with 10. SHAMPOO Howard (addett '25 points and Tlie victory boosted tho Van- grabbed 15 rebounds. ...--..._._. - 311M01) r*ui« «it)ne( Buffalo dais to .0-5 In tho Big Sky Con- I foul 1 - 'Montana Slat* W, liliho Hownrd, one of three Griz- forenco nnd 12-10 over-all. The- CINCINNATI (UPI)—flynn zlies to leave the gamo otl fouls, Lumbcrjncks dropped to.4-fl In Robinson scored 25 points and left with 7:40 left in Uie gamo. conference play and G-17 on the rookie ccntcrSamI*ncov hauled Tho Bolso State attack, as ijeiison. :. • r down 24 robounds, to paco tho usual, was led by senior for- Clncinnatl lloyals to n 120-04 ward, I ton Austin who finished victory over tho Buffalo Braves with 38 points, including 16 of 2.1 A-State Saturday night. ' . freo throw attempts. $1.29 The Royals, led by Robinson Hie Grizzlies let! by nine VALUE and Nato Archibald, who points oarly In tlto game only to beats ASU finished with 17 points, took a trail 37-30 at halftime. SMALL, " 00-4_ 3 halttlme lead after a cold However, Montana erupted by 99-83 MEDIUM, - firsi t period In which tho Hoyals with' a GB-polnt second half LARGE scored only nine points In tho performance to coast to the win. edges by TUCSON, Ariz. LU1JJ)—Hhca first nlno minutes. Howard limited tho seeond( .. Taylor scored 27 points Satur- Qnclnnatl maintained tho 17- half rally with thrtte cotr= day to lead Arizona Stato polnt odgo through most of U10 sccutlvo baskets, putting Shockers University to a G0-B3 victory HAIR SPRAY third period and put Uie gamo Montana in front SC-49 with 13 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPIKA over. arch-rlVal Arizona and out of reach In the last quarter mlnutcti left to play,,and from pair of crucial free Uirows by ,u Uie Sun Devils into first Uien on the Grizzlies steadily vm as they drew away to a 31-polnt Jim Price and u lioven^jolnt pinco [n tne wi-atern AUiloUc lead. widened tho margin and hit the outburst by Henry Bacon Conference, Bob Knufmann was high for century mark on a jumper by carried the Louisville Cardinals Tlie. win gave the Sun Devils Buffalo with "24 points .nnd Don guard Mike Vornon with 40 to a 9e-£*7 overtime victory over „ 7-3 WAC mark. Tho Wildcats' May added 20 for the expansion seconds remaining. Uie Wlcliltu State Wheatxliock- fc.|| to 2-fl In WAC play Braves- r era Saturday night. Taylor scored 17 of his points 12"hOUT rCllCf T«ta/i bri«l-»llini cold nwliulion Tho ^victory left Cincinnati a Ml f Tho Cardinals, anxious itf in the second half when the J)J II half gamo ahoad of third place 11 J 1 J» wold any fouls, allowed Terry DoVns outscorcd Arizona 54-tfl. Atlanta in the Central Division. 10.5 I II Assorted ofcolds Benton score a layup In tho last n „]„<, wa fuylor's basket lato I Si II 4 3 1 10 six seconds for U10 final margin m u,e ((rst \m\f that put' ELECTRIC BLANKETS rjf»-^'M in Uie vital Missouri Valloy Arizona State lUieaU to sUiyi andhayfever Neumann, Zt\\Z» no*»rO, L.WI», Conference gamo. Price wound - ^fter tlio lend changed hands Tola! touk - ". nuho1" up with 30 points and Bacon 29 several tlmen, Taylor hit a CAPSULES ; "* for Uulsvlllo, which stayod In jump a|,ot witj, 3:2i beforo Rebswin '' '»IL^.™. front in tho confcronco race intermission that put tho Devils' 20's- OXFORD, Miss. (OPD- - ' wltli an M record. out front, 35-33r"At-tho half, Johnny Neumann, tlto nation's w N—« * • .Sophomore Vinco Smith ol- Arizona SUito held , a 44-37 Values leading scoror, was obit off his VUlU llUUgCS mo.it slnRlc-tiandcdly paced a advantage laatrhalf rally Uiat brought To game after a week-long bout n with the flu but scored 31 points KOKeS Oti - 79 Wichita back from a 14-polnt $16.49 Just tho .same -as—he—led deficit to tic the game at 89-fiO Mississippi to a 7G-72 Southeast- LARAMIE, Wyo. (UPI) — in regulation time. Kansas has ern Conference victory over John Dearman hit six straight Georgia Saturday night. free throws In the' last 70 sec- 85-66 win Neumann broke u 15-iill tie onds of play Saturday night to with a layup in. the first half to ice an B.T- 79 Western Athletic spark a rully that pushed Olc Confcronco win by Utah over I\cW 1OFK I1US over Tigers BLANKET Miss Into n 3B-22 lead. The tho Cowboys of Wyoming. LAWRENCE, Kjin. (UPD- Rebels woro nheod 42-34 at Doorman had only seven 10JI-Q4. nt\i\ Intermission. Fifth^ankcd Kansas nallod Heavy D points all night, all on frco Missouri wltll a 7-polnt lick Georgia,rourod back In tho Uirows, and no misses. - Washable second half and went ahead 46- NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill mldWay .through tho second A second bomb scare In as Drl"11«y'>" on «'" of scvon field half, llvo by Bud Stnllworth, 45 on a basket by Barry Cohen many nights at the Ijiranile wiUi 16:33 remalnirtfi, • most ! nttnckns In ajttar^s "Scares Ijoadlng Utah's scoring was ossed by 17,000 spectators. LIFE SAVERS weeks the Detroit Tlio victory virtually clinched 1*V 4), Hurlay 11 Ken Gardner with 23 points, Assorted Flavors Mlko Nowlln wlUi 22, Early Lns- Hstons, 108-94. u,B conferonco title for Kansas, tcr wltli 15 and Jim Mahler Bradley and Dick Barnott wn|cll ion(ta by Uiroo Kumoa' ' wiUi 12. nccountod for 22 of Now York's ^tli five to play Kansas 30 points In tho third quarter to ord.to 20-loverall Camat County '0. Dltlrlc puflhod Jtfl r0C lift. the Knlcks Trim a 55-44 und ^ ln conference play,' Mounlaln ilonn^, r.lmr Ulmrock II. Caray M 76crs i hnlftlme mnrg n to a 20-po nt whUo Miawniri foU to U.y Qnd Haniwt 11, MurliuflH IV lead entering tlio fourth period (KJ, ATC GwidlitO II, WWIIUM 11 at 85-85. Missouri was wiUiln ono at Hall HIvW U. [JKIQ 5) Portland ' Rutil U, Wood Ulvtr 43 Bradley flnlshod'the i[ame j^ Wnon KnnH0S Bpurtod. 1 wltl) BflNDS PORTLAND,'* Ore. (UPI)- 23 .points, and. Barnett DflV0 noblsch scored, then Archie Clark.scored 30 points netted 20. WoltFrazler scored stnllworUi poppod in,two field Twin Itl and Billy Cunningham 22 }f and.W Ills Rood 15 in New ^j ^ lgtiy it Ronlfl nnd n froo Oirow , nlickio Saturday" night to spark Uie York.sbalnnood attack. Jayhawks woro off and away. HM i Philadelphia 7flcra to a UB-105 ™° Knick dofenso was $1.00GiHette- "~ - brilliant In Itolillng liigli-scoring NBA win ovor Portland, Uic Platinum Nut -• fourUi stralglit loss for Uid1 jpiirds Duve Bing and Jimmy BOB CROSBY'S _ expansion Trail Blazerd. V/ulkcr to only (Ivo polnLi (n DOUBLE EDGE ~"~Tho7GcrirBCOrodrilno~8trulKht Uio socond half. Walker scored m 4u 12 for tho gamo and Blng had iHn Artion points late In tho third quarter BLADES GENUIME l 1U 11. Howard Komives lod Detroit »» ll«l« I0J, |U ho 11*1* (1 to Up Uioir lead from 7G-74 to ALL , Autturn U. VttutKbllt k 14 B5-74, Ttio Blazers never got wltli 20 points. • MlUllllptil 74, C«Wfll» '1 ( 1 LEATHER Mill Hit* 10. floflJl U 'closer'thun seven points alter Tin. defeat provent«l Detroit Spon«or«d by Arkamti II, Tina* II from taking ovor second place HVU M, Colwirto till* ») Shoshone FFA Ul»h |], Wyomlnu ft Pfilladeiphla boat Portliind in tlio Midwest Division of the Mtttiphll U, tl 1.0UU U National Basketball Assocla- Dauldwwi M, l-u/nun tl despite an NnA sln«l ST. GEORGE, Utah — Ttie In tho first half *>nd then mat- Eagles, who have won the In- undefeated. The Eagles wind up College of Southern Idaho ched baskets will] Dixie College .term'ountiiln Collcglnto Athletic their r.cuson 'by traveling to Golden Eagles, thonptlon'a No. locliilui.ii 14-57 decision Friday Conference championship . Brjgham Vaung.and University Jprated Junior .collcgo team, night. . - four times, ha,ve been able' to of Utah frogh Friday and • blazed for 62 per cent shooting It marked the first tlmo Uio get through .tho league, slate Saturday. • .• ' ' Ralph Palomar, winding up a great road trip, led the Eagles with 23 points Friday night but was 11 for 12 from Uifa field In, True North wins sparking Uio torrid shooting display. Palomnr was lB.for, 11 In the final two league games. Artistic. Style and Sound v Wid&ner• Handicap^ , CSI about decided Uio game FROM ALL ANGLES wiUi a 13-polnt flurry midway 'llIAIJSAIJI, Fla. (UPI)-Truo The vtcliiry'was True North's Uirough the first half which saw North,' the former' sprinter second in a row. Two weeks th6 ' Eagles explode a "lfl-8 ByLARHYHOVKY whom owner C. V. Whitney ago, The sklnny-lcggcd chestnut .inargln to 2S^10, Ron Hclmjtcn Times-News Sports Editor.. Uiought might bo' ablo to rim, son of Northern Dancer won the hi( Uireo points, Gary Quesnell Among things we have longv'-dld--tr-agiiin Saturday, $50,000 Semlnolc' Handicap, his six and Palomnr and Tim loomed this week: capturlnx tho grueling 1 li first effort beyond spring Bassett two ench In the flurry, When It (jot right down to Uic mllo, $140,000 Wldcncr Itandl- distances. It was Whjtnoy's • *-Thc Eagles' lead crested with nitty .Krltty of linvinK tin HUi cap at HUlcah. > ' hunch Unit True NorUi could "3:2(1 left In Uic half when football gartYe, It hnp proved, us Mrs. Ada 1,. Rice's Twogun- hold his speod which led to that : Bohagen, Vic Kelly and Bassett. we told you two yetrfs u&o, that dan uncorked-hli"customary__xictorv. "" ' • • ' got consecutive points to open the Boise schools aro»H<-peally 8trelch* o 1 TMftriujrt o 9_lll[iHfiiy.lliiJfnr 1243 Blue Lakes Blvd. N. 733-5110 * jfl: Tlmn.Ntwi, Twin folk Idaho Sunday, Februory7triW!_J • rip • • / 1 raining sessioi complete : B9ISE •-Fifty-tour enlhled men of the Idaho Army Notional Guard and U.S.-Army Reservei have completed two weeks of Intensive loadcrslilp training at the Idaho' Military Academy, ' Major A. Clarke Elirllch, BLUE. LAKES SHOPPING CENTER —ALWAYS SHOP bScd-BUTTREYS FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER! commandant, said Saturday.. ' • * Tho course is two weeks long PRIfjES EFFECTIVI SUNOAKJtiRU WEDNESDAY STORE HOURS: 9 a.m. ^o 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday — Sunday Hours 10 a,m. to 7 p,r with 82 hours .of classroom . Instruction, and additional hour .of practical leadorshlp. 'Hie - ARRID JERGENS . program is designed to lmprovo R.E. STAPLES NEW DAWN 2 ' U10 leadership ability of NCO's EXTRA DRY EXTRA DRY and potential NCO's. SHAMPOO IN Individuals attending tho 1 training session from the Magic ANTI PERSPIR ANT LOTION Valley area are SP4 Ronald It- Rhodesia HAIR Ambrose, Buhl, SP4 Lylo K. svnw nitf 14 or. Reg. *2.17 $2.00 size with dispenser Fuller, Twin Falls, SP < S'Nili Reg.1.77 COLOR Michael I,. Hartruft, Filer, SP 4 report Donald K. Jensen, Ilurloy, SP 4 David L. Mackley, Rupert, Pfc $#19 17 Rodney Mills, Filer, Pfc. slated Michael 0'Dcll.Twln Falls, Sgt. ' .Wayne E. Schultz, Twin Falls, TWIN PAULS -• Rotnrlans 1 will hear a report on Rhodesia 1 Wgt. Thomas 0. Walker, Jr., Twin Falls, SP 4 Brent II. in tholr-Fcb, 24 meeting "from Whltcsldos, Rupert, SP 4 David R.F,, Staples, n native of that PASSPORT RIOjPAN Gil. GrlKgs, Buhl, all students. country now completing his Attending as members of U10 doctorato at Prlncoton ANTACIP , staff aro Command Sgt. MaJ. Theological Seminary. . AM-FM 1 William R. Rickcrt, Instructor,. Ho will dJticiuu. hlfttoricol Rupert, Master Sul. Donuld D. development of Rhodesia, tho Goto, instructor; Twill Fulls. unilateral declaration of In- dependence by Ian Smith 'a Graduation ceremonies wcro SUSPENSION government, and will give his today at the Gowcn Field Of- personal vlewo of foreign policy ficer's Club at 10 a.m. . FRESH NEW TASTE , toward tho while regimes In $ ALKA-SELTZER -Southern Africa. --'- ;^ 12 oz. Reg. 1.27 Rotary club mem born meet at No report noon nt tho Turf Club. Servicemen due BURLEY - Navy Fireman I-ouls T. Rankln, grandson of Mr. and Mrn, Rudy Hankln, 1434 benefits Mill or Ave., has returned to BOISE - Veterans' benefits \x>rw Beach, Calif., aboard tho_ CLARIOL PALS arc generally exempt from repair ship USS Hector GENERAL ANIMAL SHAPED taxation and need not be following nn ' eight-month reported as incomo on income deployment to tho western" ELECTRIC MULTIPLE tax returns, Loryn E. Kopan, Pacific. SHAMPOO director of the Vetcrnna Ad- TWIN FALLS - Sgt. John II. ministration Center, Boise, Martin, son of Henry C. Mnrtln, DARK OR LIGHT SHADES NOVELETTE announced today. 547 Hohblnt. Ave., has received C _._ Kopan snld the only repor- _ 4 oz. Rg. 66 SNOOZ-ALARM VITAMINS tho U.S. Air' Force com- table Item Is Interest earned on mendation modal for GI insurance dividends left on meritorious service in 100 TABLETS Reg. '2.91 deposit or crodlt with the VA Thailand. since this is coitoldcrod enrncd He was honored nt Yolcota income and not a veterans' alrhnsoi Japan,' whero ho now benefit. , uervoH with u unit of tho Air $ * 9* GI I nut) run co dlvldcndH Weather Service. Tlio uwnrd Is themselves aro not taxable, for diiitinuultilling himself as a Kopan said, nor arc procoods wonthor technician whllo NEW!! from GI Insurance policies. assigned at Kornt Royal Thai ,- TOASTED COCONUT Kopan said needy veterans Air Forco haw. A IBM graduate DEP who served during tlio border of Twin Fall!) High School, tho conflict with Mexico moro than sergeant nttoildod the DENTURE CLEANSER :> a half century ago hnve recently Unlvonilly of Idaho and Idaho SUPER PROTEIN ' MARSH- become eligible for disability State Collego. Ills wife Is the pension benefits from1 the former Rltsuko Ialilda from TABLETS I HAIR SPRAY Veterans Administration. ' Japnn. 13 or. Reg. $1.59 MALLOWS o DELICIOUS FRESH Money Box 89* o 13 oz. e Quostlon from D.R., Twin arrows — none has boon found oREG.5.7 ..... 37* Fulb: I hnve a United States without tho nrrows. quarter as follows: One side n . By way of explanation — hood with a wrcliUi oflcavea, 13 whenever tile metallic content stars around It with "In God We of a coin was changed, small Turst." Underneath Is tho date nrrows were placed nt the date 1002. On tlio back Is an cnglo to slnnify this change, or they with his wings spread out und were removed from the date — FEB. 21 - SUNDAY SPECIAL-FEB 2i arouncll this "United States of whichever applied. The ad- Amerlca," with "Quarter vertlscmont you rend Is another Dollar" underneath. What can exnmplo of the Kind , of you tell mo about the coin. Is It misleading advertising' em- worth much? ' . ployod by some coin firms to got Answer: You hnvo~'What Is you to do business with them, rcfo.rrcd to as a "Barber" Question: A.L., Twin Falls; , quarter. ~Thc design of the How many years did tho United United States quortor was States, make $10 gold pieces? changed In 1801 Provlous to tills When did we'quit Uilnu thorn? time it was a "liberty Seated" AnaweruThe -United _States NORWICH figure, but Mint Engraver Mint was ejiliibli.ihed In 1703, Diaries Barber was com- "and tlio tlOgold piece (called an missioned to,change Uic design "Eaglo") waa .first minted in of this coin and the half dollar 1705. Those wcro struck until and the same "head" design Is IBM, and benf no indication of found on both coins. their value. In 18.18 striking wus ASPIRIN MASKING TAPE In 1002 there were coins started again, with tho words , struck at Philadelphia, Now "TEN D" on tho revorso of tho Orleans and San Francisco — coin, you glvo no mint mark, so wo • will assume you havo a In lflflfi tho motlo "E Plurlbus Philadelphia coin. It In not Unum" was addod to the particularly valuable since rovorso of tills coin. It was nlmostl3ml)llonwcrostruck,!t struck until 1007 when tlio sells for about W cents In good design was changed uguln and, condition and up to 11.75 In vory in 1000 the motto "In God Wo flno. Uncirculated coins would Trust"'was added to tlio coin, •;— bring more-money;-'Hie silver but 1033 was tlio last year o(- dollar of tho same porlod Is issue on tills coin. Tlio Gold somewhat similar In dossil but Coinage Act of 1035 mado it ( was designed by George T. Illegal to hold gold coins and a' HOLY Morgan., alao a mint oiwavei-. great many were turned In. In From M.A., Durloy: I silw an roccnt .years, collectors navo ad in a magazine tlio other day boon allowed to uccumulato where they offered to buy an such coins. • 1873 Son Francisco half dollar. From C.l\, Twin Falls: Is It for |5,000;What makes this coin true tho United states had a 20 sb valuable? Do vou think Uioy cent coin? What did It look Hko? . would ach-nlly pay. that much What Is Its value? ' IDAHO SPUD RUN- money for it? Answer: The United Stated' .Answer: Indeed — anyone struck a 20 cent coin from '1876 would. The coin would bring far through 1876 — four years'. It CANDY BAR NERS more than that from any dealer was not readily accepted for It. — probably. $28,000 for an looked like the quarter dollar In oCUEJU estimate. . use at the time and was almost According to mint reports, tho same «lie. Many of them oGmtUTEWrTN oGOLD S,POQ of these were struck, but were passed for quarters. It U TB9KMCX olVOCADO none ' ••!•*• known to , be In an extrejnely valuable coin ~ $ 6BEKE odirtince.' However, there is a bringing, from (10 on up, oREG. 2.99- fly (n the ointment. The coin depending on condition. SUNDAY ONLY they are referring to la one (Questions, ort coins and fffltob did not have arrows at currency should be sent to The 'thedat*^-»ndwkU«there»rea Money Box, c-o THe Times tar^.thl* date around with the News,Twin Falls, Idaho 83301.) ••• f." •"•\- . Y '(-.•<, Solons dbubt Maine Camus school pro SHOSHONE - The Idaho Howe, John Uoyd, Welser; T c will have to hel•p • The two men spoke at the general fund section will In- pay the tux." annual election banquet of the cludu costp for administration, He said, "Duo to tho decisions Idaho. Tax Equullty Associiitloil Yneat insJJectioni antninl dlsouso 6f tlio\j,S. Supremo Court, any Friday night inShoshonc. State control, plant Industry division, bonafldo resident can vote on a Agriculture Commissioner weights arul tiiensliros un Masculine ACHOSS 37 H«lir«w 1 Muculin* ' ucetlc* appellation 39 &ccr«d tong 5 Actor Diiley 40 Masculine nickname 41 Mlcltlaan canal (coll.) 43 Herbaceous f- ,<••-,.•.':••-••• • p«rennial 45T.lkulli.ly 4QCLuiof 7 Atomize *' b B landed 50niver(8p,) property nty 62 Frenclt'itrttam 0 .lore* color 30 Chimlcal 53 Solitary 10 Group of Urm MAi-Uflctal- Kaffir 38 Expunfier . language •warrior* ,39 Genm o( USchime 11 Spanloh noun'' . grauei 5.11'lUher 19 Auricle 41 Trail of a THEN I GUESS \ IF VtXJ RE -SET ,.I 10LRJUH, MVHAKIPS WMAT \ WWV. TH1 ANNLiAL 57 RowlnS ' 21 Fury_ wild animal WM7AAOTMCCG6CTGRW 3-Jo ,.'".". 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Shall I got him off?"? 63 66 64 -THIS LOOKS UKE 66 67 58 A GOOD SPOT 1, I* 20 MV COH- POUWPCP CWLL 31thow MATT6H, MABDKT 1 MV CLAC6IR6P Ap. 33 Voutwlf 33 Don'.. vou uwwit ycouMujeLUCMicsims I TO POT 34 Tum BAD CIUC6 S MAMUSCBIPT HAC / CHILDBeiJ Become A HEADLINE CIM£IMMA-ri ]• ITfiMV -Tf4EC26^ A ^ \UHGH 1\i IWCIX/ . , . _.r , .. IC LATB/ DO VOU NO—I tfc>MY THIWK 30/ t/AVC OTHER Kile MOIHCR MERE PIPWT CHILPREN FALL Frnui rue HI& CHAJRV &UL WMHOt IM Ttlt HEM AT THE TIME Of XM .THE TATHER eAW Sunojy, Ffcbruary-31,a»?r,'Tlma».N«wl,Twlnfalli, Idaho 31 H.lp Want«d H.lpWanlad Mt>le,WanUd | ;' If Butlnaii Opportunltlii 30 Buitnan OpporlinilUt . 30 Hemai F«r Sal* iHwneji Hr SoU SO MARRIED MAN for .year-round SMILING WQMAN WANTEO! Maintenance man. with APARTMENT HOUSE In Twin i develop teller atudyi Irrigation --hay and grain. Work V, pdlCE, 4'cxndv m.chlntl. 17W, Youcaneam iSOper week, 3hour» •orrn knowledge of electricity,' Falli. Lovely abartmant tor FOR SALE BY.DWNER.3b*droom SHARP- 4 bedroomt, . 1 bathi. Phone JMMiS, i-a p.m.' with, cattle «nd machinery In a day.\5 daya a wetf. For In- welding and food proceulng plant. ownen plu» 13,10* Income. Will home in Klmberly. Will-accept Carpel throughout. 3 .flrtolacai. Lthru Frlrt.v. . winter. HOUM and 1500 par month terview call. Mr i. Aihfcratf.' ?« Send reiume lo Box G-l.t-o help finance or accept lubtlaptlal trade payment* ilka rent* *35-, tor qualified ptr>on. Sand raiuma Mornlngilda DUtrlci. 131,100. - 3958 between 3 and 4 p.r TlmetNewi. equity In farm or honU. Write Bo" Cord of Thank. to Bo* G-13, CO Tlmet-Nowi. EXCELLENT BUSINESS op- F-U, c-o Time* N< portunity In f#mout S»wtoolh 3 BEOROOMS on .Blue Lakes -I WOULD LIKE lo thank >|| In. Boulvvardv, Good r*«ldenllal, FARM E Q [Hip M E N T U.5, Civil Service Tttti OPENINGS NOW1 Velley. For Information call Mutie la»»on» .40 IBEDRpOM.part be lenient, 3 loll. P«orilt vrtto iml flowari. cardf and OPERATORS! Yea/ round. 0ood Mwiwomen IB and over. Sacure Wayne Pat Patterion, Realtor, buslneu local*.' *IMX». O> RlblogltJ needed, p) Dental Oarage, Relmburu imall equity V'JJWrj.Mill. I w,,In Iht clinic. working contitlgtii with op- loot. High itartlno pay- Short LYNWOOD REALTY, 77JUM, Militant (3) Stenographer with and takeover payments..r34-n&7, portunity tor tncrMted reij»«,\ hour*. Advancement. Preparatory Stanley. SJwwn by oppolrtlmenl DRUM LESSONS otv»n • . . od lhorthand and typing • <'> 1 •Ibllll/ and advancement. Phone training as long ai required, onl/- • • • " or Individual drur Btglnntri altreues and ma,ldi (S) Other CK 3 bedrbomi. Northeait area 4.36.44 N day*, MrJ Edwardt at (71- Tnouiandi of - lob» open. Ex- . advanced iludenti JJ3 Kpoilllont open. , . JtlV carpeted, air conditioning. 'S173or Mr. GfeenWell at 513-4131 perience utually unnaccitary. dduble garage., lanced yard. 6EM STATE ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Twin morrtlnc or wvenlno* ' FREE booklet on |obi, (alarlei,. Other Inalructlon Nmmedlalo poiaatilon. Ili.SOO. F««i CoUrtnoW.. WWn.W.y £ ^•qulr«menl«. Write TODAY WANT Ace REALTY, m-nw, . ** 1 REALTY - iiriJ' Sr ""h" Intarm.flon, NEEDED! Neat, berionabla itatlon giving name, fddrati and phone. AN EXCELLENT ™i" ' *l-*n«n->ril "oor. >J3. attendant. Apply In partorl.'tea Lincoln -Service, Box H". co DEETTACAMPBEU MOTEL ACREAGE - Sharp 3- b-droorh Blifi ;Orval Clark at United Oil Go.. TIFTJC News,. : . . «\E? brick. Lovuly carptlid Klmberly Road! Owner and Moiiager ' MANAGEMENT . Hvlnaroom. Uro* kitchen and •EXERCISE Ihi raw Way.' R.nt W«l|.elllrtbllihed, pre-recorded ARE VOUSPORT5 MINDEDT MEN—WOMEN-COUPLES - dlnlng'B/** with P»tlo doori. Nice Msrclu and haaltH .qulpm.nl' rrtuilc builneti. 'OUtlpti 5EMVRETIP.ED MAN 'of college DO YOU LIKE A CHALLENGE? throuohout Southern Idaho. No Learn Motel' Operation with o%U balti, full baumant with l>rg« •PMd bJk«, mau*(i0 rpll.c b.ll ttudent to Irrigate BO.acret Uiorti'lneupentlve couru at hOrfW Excellent opportunity for ad- overhead..High net return. IH.500. c»rp»t»d 1(smllv room pluv i * .tw.'or. actloncycle. nANNER pAilurg,tiqv Bnd grain. Alto W"l». followed b/ two weeki' TMewwV ''bedroorTi. Garage, ditch w«t«r. "•hcemeflt' to ~ manaovmonf Broker -InquTrlei welcome, for TOTAL 4 bedroom Vuliyiurnlihed1. -j£Vn.'ture,k»H-lS2J - cattle, maintenance Work'. HOUM poiltlon, High Income. Experience complete detail), write: Training In a motel operated by «•.. corral*/ Call 'Cunlc* Caoptr J31- Atio no barrier, l=rea nationwide 4H0or LANDOPPICe OF IDAHO UNWeD .MATERNITY car*. .lurnlihed. 3343003, not neceiiary. TOTAL 3 bedroom,* low down FOH APPOINTMPXT CALL: , placement aulitanca . upon REALTORS, Ml 0714, scroll from doctor, hotpllal and living plan In completion. < ' Scart. payment. 11,000. - AAounlaln Manor, Inc.. P. O." Box REAL ESTATE wletntan wanted. TWO bedroom. Good location. • 710, Mofilaln Horn., Idatio BW4J, j Familiar With horn* building, to ' 733-8470 FARMPOSITION c-o Times-News . WtOOO, Call Nadlne Koeonlck. 731- ' • Phon. s*MI?s. tell modular home* In Twin Falli : V A APPROVED TO*~ SETTLE ESTATE! Filer 3 -AVAILABLE Twin Falls, tdaho' f'or tompl»\l» Information write, »«or LAND OFFICE OF IDAHO ' urea. 678-B391 or 47«-»3S6. .OR bedroom. Home completely REALTOHS 7310714, acrqil from INCOME TAX SERVICE • V y'.art Man wanted for choke Urm giving aUdreit and phono number. evening*, ""- r' remodeled. Gai furnace, S*ar«. •HpcrltncerRaatdnable. pickup 324-5365 • ' employment. Desirable condlrlom Irrigating water, oarage., Im• and delivery. no* 484, Hurley. AN- RANTED: HOME&T, ambltloui with good houilno and tran l-KocotlveTrfilrfhH) Dlvli|on ' . mediate' potienlon. Harold 304J. married man to ttiumt tale* sportation lurnlthed. - Ambatiador Mole'li, Incorporated Kelthley 7333400 Dave Lull 334- Great veartaQo.itlll greater how. RENTAL PROPERTY Dont.C,7BS5W.Colfax ' potltlorVwlth long ettabllihed aulo Havm 4 Income properllot, -4494or LAND OFFICE OF IDAHO 3 bedroom*, 3 bathl, lot* - of HYPNOSIS firm. Training, retirement and Doo\zcr, Colornda BO3I3 -. - REALTORS 733071B, aero 11 from SP*,CE. Let ut thow you the Inturancn prooramv. ialary while APPLY.IN PCR5ON groiliingg S465 ppor month, Sean. Extra*, 134,000. For welrjhf, imoklng and n Eiwair. learnlho.no experience necaiiary. Want. Home.iHi n TwiTin Falti, MODERN luxurlout lovely. 3 . Ption* 7J3 -1)430 unlimited earning potential |>lut Very good, itandlng ulary i For Sal? DAIRY t, STOCK larmi — BOto SM bedroom 1 bath, TOP location, tocurod tulurv. Heflred military^ Call Collect • baro land, (arm or paper. Some have attractive, low.Interett BIG room*. Good loan. 07,000. I'^'WAte-lnvMHoittor '— 34 Hour portonnel encoilr«oed. Call 'or . 543-5294 DICK MESSERSMITH, Brokor CHOICE INCOME property- ' — financing. Call tor further In- Service. All confidential- Phone Appointment wllfi-Salst Manaow- Two bedroom brick duniexei — formation, Virgil 433413; or Hill 733-443I — nluht 73J S773. WANTtlD: Man In Twin Fnllt to 733-9069 or 733-5336 Colloaa area. Priced to tell by 733.0033, MOUNTAIN 5TATES work on tialeri and olhor HEALTY 733-5974, WANTED: CKporlencod Irnottor machinery for Implemen1 t Denier. uR£QUcr_«x.ceH fluids, with - nnd uenor'Al fnrm hand.' Haute tAOO por month plu* eutrat'lo WANTED TO I1UY. Clnnn 3 PRICE JUST reduced on 3 nice FeldtmaniRealiors Fluldox, IT.AV — Loio WelQlit (urnlihBd, W77.B7, Rlchlleld. qualilled perion. Send reiume to. lately with Dnx-A-Dlef. Vfl cenlt. Box GUc-o Tlmei-New*. - Olhvr Ihktructlon tintlroom houio with bxiament and family home*. HI It 3 bedroom At Oico Drug*. Opportunity anrngo, Lowdown pavmont. nrlck brick lo IRlOO. Jnd It 3 badroomt oil ShoihonaSt.N. '7j].mi.j WANTED:-Voung iMdv far tnndwlch plut famll/room-lo SHiBOO. Both, cook at AS.W Hoot Ooor. Cvwilng could Gl. Call" Bill 1 733-B023 • Baby SllUr«—Child Car* 16 -thlfl. Plwno 73334.51. l^r two m«i In Twin Fdlli antl two Form Work Wanted TRAINTOBEA men in lurroundlng ono hundred MOUNTA.N STATES'JREALTY 733 »74 MLS. W WILL UAUY5IT In my homo. 7W EXPEHIL-MCE-O IRRIGATOB. mile raUlui. Earnln6t And CUSTOM PLOWING, call, evenlngi, 10 ACHES ctiolcfl tub -division OPEN SUNDAY Filer Avenue Wott. Phone 734- aentH-M farm hand. Your round m«nAQemont potmtlAl unlimited. .Jack Goockner S»-»». HEAVY EQUIPMENT property next to College of 31B4. - . • . fob. HOUM furnUhffd. Dais Dopew. Scnool and field training provided- Southern Idaho, alto, 10 Acre! next SPECIAL Information tor G I'I. SM 3734, Wondnll. Production record! ol porioimel CU&TOM HAY (muling, aitliar li to Robert Stuart Jr. Hloh In Twin Inter MI |uit reduced for the laif 1-4 P.M. provided, AI to whnt men with u* OPERATOR time before the tprlrvg market JACK & JILL NuriM-V- Llctnud tl.orl haul. .F. W. f.tilh.i Falli, Idaho. Phone 33&-4J1D, Tiler, child cars. Oilldren V/i • pre- LaCASITA nood" hnln. Apply In aro varnlnfl. No oxnorloncii Lenrn 'to operate Hulldoiiri. Idaho,' demand puihet It up again. See ui nocHtary, a* thl* It n now nnd 73D3314, now to ttart your papers and home 4b»droom brick home with ibathi •ichool. 1104 10th Ave. tintt- 733- norson. Dragllnei, Cranei, scraperI, _ W47. uilgue builniut. And pwiplo ar« Losden, Trencherti frtd at our •election. Gl'able hornet from »A0 In full batement, family room, Irom nil walktof I If rr: ox-tlromHi, CUSTOM MANURE HAULING, modern facility. A hioli*ni*lcl LUXURIOUS country 4 bectrooi fireplace and all new carpeting. WANTED! Muilclan* — Singer* — Accountanlt, leachori. tfllcimwi, Loo'i Cuilom rarmlnai FHef. home,3c»r gnrBgu. fAbuiaui vlo^v. Only WO.SW. Good termi. CHILDREN'S VILLAGE child cart All kind* or typo* — Mnle or- career li open to ambltloui mm. Top quBlltyiACt REALTY, 733- contor. Llconiotl. Agot V>1 nnd.up. Mtornoyi nnd'tormor pollcomen. REALTY 733-5974. tomnlo. Uflnti* and group* now Salary not quotod. At wo find moit Universal Heavy 5JW. 461 North Locutt, phono 733-9010,. DON McDowell,- cuttom plowing, forming. 733 9830 niter 3 p.m. pcoplo won't bolltivo It nnd (all lo Construction School* 1347 Lawndale Drive 7M-70HO. 733-7705. dliclng, harrowrng, phone Jerome, Home office,Miami,ria. CHOICE DUPLEX. Each Unit 3 "newer nd, Howovw, tlSO.OO por 3345)45. - • For information Write To; bod room* — new gai furnace* all WANTED: GCNEHAU (jirmhnnd, wook pnld during Irnlnlng. Sond In oood Date1 of repair. One unit Twin Falls, Idaho I1AHY SITTRR- NEEDED in my modern homo yar-round work. roaumo lo Mnrkollno Supervlwr, WANTED: Cutlom plowing. Ground ant toon. Move In collect oi homo, B:30-4:M. PliO(iO 734-34M Cflttla faodlno, wlnlors. LoiNo P.O. (to* 4AV, Twin Fnlli, ld*ho • working equipment, Art I'eterton. U.H.GiS. Dept. No. Uil itUsr i:10 p.m.' ' Potnrion or Jtm l.r«*lor. Phono B3301. . " -- ... Pliona 536-31M, Wendell. - --- 661J N,E.B2nd Avinue.lSulto K'\ 51 Portland,Oregon v/liO , ... .ck, family rooi.. _.. -_ 733-J974. WHAT'S PHONtl; (BOUMl Wi Mornlnuilde area, t IS,000. UJUiV CUSTOM PLOWING - Jerome and Pie me Print for appolnti Wendell 'Area, ftione J7I54M, COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE - - . IT Jorome. ' ' THREE tlt-DHOOM quality home, 3 Cloie In, premium Northeail WORTH? : firBplacot, flnlihed for llvlno location. Attractive ranch ttyle, CU5TOMMANURC HAULING batement with family room. featuring 3 ipacloui bedroom*. 3 PERSONNtL SERVICE o( Maofc Double (j*rage, lovely carpet, bathtt lull baiement, double V«ll#y, ill ntu« LBh«i Noftli, WANTED; LllllbrldgeCuttom Farming. IUST LISTED: Older home. 1 711 BUI fenced yard, Co 11 eye Area. 137.300. garage. Loaded -with ewtra*. Phonn nill. 713-IO]]. MOUNTAIN Really a beauty . •• owner Iran- bedroom. Jutt right for 3 people. STATK& KUALTY mWH. tferrad. I39.VSO with flexible OnlV ItSOO. Real low down Men or Women for Motor Routes AIR CUSTOM ('LOWING nnd VALLEY Placament termi. TWIN'FALLS REALTY. lymanl. planting.. IHiono 134-40SB or 334- OwtMritanH, Box 7W, »*aind Hoof. 7333443. Evenlnou Georgr Now opening in Burloy area. 4O5S, Jeromo. DMIJ( pf Idaho Buildlno. 733-UiO. Hanev, 731-4U9 or Etter Boyle ALL ELECTRIC: 3 bedroomt, I't 733S404. balhi. II'* NEW and you can move EXCELLENT PROFIT FOR TIME INVOLVED. rloht In I Help Wont.d 18 Worlt Wanted BUSINESS OKAY ETAHGAIN HUNTERS , ACH EAGE; 3 bedroom home with INTERESTED PERSONS CALL ATTENtlON DAIRYMEN r- Clip How-aboul «-DUPuEX In Kl P^i balht, family' room, 3 LOCAL EMPLOYER soaking and Save — Qr»d« A milker needi beriy. Live In one *Jde and let the flreplacet, double garage, patio, career minded young man In- TIMES-NEWS 678-2552 rollol work, woekonrt*. 33< 4JJ3. other ilde pay the bill; Take ad- Clote-ln. By apoolntment, terested In promlilnn future In ^^ DIRECTORY ** vantao* o( low taxei, water, etc. food tervlco. Mutt bo wllllno lo nOOKKtCPINC AND »ecrH«rl*l Below you will find many tervicet available from Drand new and lovely. Featuring 3 work at all lovolt to learn practical bedroom, fully CMTMIJUJ, cjujprt, WESTERN reitaurAnt manftuoment. Im- work lo do in my home office. Magic Valley Butineuut. Check with our Butineu ' Experienced In payroll And In- full batemtnt. fenced, all brtck. dUt l Directory when you're in need of iervir.ii, The (irmi Be*t part of town. *W.«0. One ilde REALTY CO.. , come tax return*. Ada Poddy. 733- already well rented. Termi. TWIN WANTED 8400. bolow offer ihe finatt In .tervico and quality productt. PALLS REALTY, 733-3M3. 7J3-33AS WANTED: Load gultAr player for Check with one and leol Evejnlnoii C^orfle Haney, 713-44OV 444 Main South group, AAuvt plfly varlirfy o) music. MAN OR WOMAN TO DISTRIBUTE t Opportunlllai 30 or Eiler Boyle, 7U-M0S. Aft. hri.Geo, Gould 731 »WJ 433 S1U, * IF YOU HAVE A SERVICE— PAPERS IN THE KETCHUM AREA. DONUTSHOP CORNER LOT. Clou In. 3 bedroom 13,000 OPP FOR QUICK SALE TURN YOUR (roe hour* Into'proflt. horn*. Laro* urpettd living room, No exporlAnco noceitJtry. Phono FRANCHISE OR WANT A SERVICE— drapei', birch kitchen,oa* lurnHca. Spacloui 4 bedroom iplit level with EXCELLENT PROFIT FOR Immediate DMMttlon. UU0. Call SmAll Inveilmenl lovely Vi baiement, 3 baiht on Harold KallhUy 733 3400 ol LAND Excellent Potential Check with us . . . Cindy Drive. Beautllul carpHIng - EXPCRIUNCED WAITRESS OF PICK OP IUAHO REALTORS. TIME INVOLVED. Complete Training Program drapei. Double garage • cowed WANTED: Apply In pcrion. Clly 733,0714, atrou form Sean. Cftfp. 1U Main Stre«l LToi(. Continuous Mercnandlilno Al^i patio, INTERESTED PERSONS Financing Available Real nlc* 3 bedroom home- Turn Kny OperaHon , . GOOD LARGE HOUSE with doubl garag*. Cloie In. 3rd Ava. North; EXPERIENCED mala dry cleaning CALL OR WRITE APPLIANCB BBPA1M MOBILB HOMB TRANSPORTINO prwwr for Salt Lake, Write Furthor Information write, , garaoe. Lawn, tract, ihrubbery, V>,KK>. detailed quallllcatloni to Furglt, (IOM 94.D, Hayden Lake, Idaho, flower bed*. Phone 73313a). 30 Acre* • good 3 bedroom home, SMALL APPLIANCE repair. RIB HUGHES, Mobile Homei. Locally 3435 Hlohland Dr. Salt Lake City, B3S3S. ••>/ garage, machine thed, thop. TIMES^NEWS ' 733--0931 owned. Insured carrier. Local and Utah UIAA ELECTRIC, B3a Walnut SI. 73J- SPLIT-LEVEL, 3 bedroom home. corral*, M ihare*'r4orthilde. 3 long dlttance. 7333773. 3477 or If no amwer 73J-J734. 1*^i balht, Mornlngtide Araa, mite* from Jerome. S37.OOO. Aul6«For Sal* 3O0 Auloi For Sale 200 ! AutoiFor SoU Autoi For Sale 200 Atiume S'X* percent loan. 7337191. 3 bedroom home, garaoe.covered CHECK THE BUSINES5 SAND A ORAVGL patio, on Maurice, good condition, very tharp. 111,300. Lovely tv» itory, 3 bedroom, In DIRECTORY FOR THE FOR SALE: Gravel m» VACANT Filer. IU.S00. SERVICES YOU NEED, Smllh Sand I Gravel, Hagerman. REDECORATED SEE AMERICA IN AMERICA'S #1 AND THEN CALL FOR B«th Wlckham, 733-5476 SAW FAST, EFFECIENT pc, nice ca*p«tlr«. Edna Irish, 733-O8tf2 SERVICE!! SHANC'S Sharpening Service, 543 double carport, largt lenced back 1th Avenue North, 733-3434. yard. Northeatt locatbn. «34,SOO. C. LOONEY, SELLING CAR — CQME/ftsI AND APPLIANCeVSHRVICU 4 BEDROOM family roroomo , . REALTOR garage, llarg t lotlt . WilWilll bb* vacant IERVICB HEFRIGERATOHS, walheri, toon- Northeait location. tll,9S0. - (30817334081 drv#rt. ranoei. Reaionable rtt»i. BUILDING lit*. 3 acre* near nOTO ROOTEB »e**r- MTVlca. Jerome QQ\S .Couraa, .Fd U l MulllpU Lilting" 30 veari >Kp«rlence.' Call Del Sower-ttnei" and Ti«ptlc tank TALK TO THE # 1 GUYS ABOUTr- Shumway, J3J-4U7. cleaning. Alto, all typ«4 of ex- cavallon. 733-354) or 733-35O9, Otil of Town H*m«ft SI ^EFRIGEHATORS, frceieri, ranaai; wathert, dryeri. VEHN'i Apcllarice Repair. 73J Si*4. I7S CRAVEN't Sawer Satvlce: Septic Fllef Avnut We«l. tank • aewer line JPanlng. Power THE # 1 BUYS at Ace Hansen Chevrolet equipment, free Tnipvdlon. 7M- NEWI i Your Newest Volume Dealer 30S3...... EXCITINGI SICK ROOM BQUIPMBN? A.rramvitylahoma PCMCott Mobile Dutcherlno Deer Creek Acreage . Stock #1 239 . Slock #1 261 Cttl d Sh HOSPITAL bedi, wheel chain, 731-5M5 — 7J3-3140 • 733-3457 4bedroom*-3bam* exercising equipment con- Carpeted • open beam* valetcent aldi - Buy me or rent Fireplace-tundeck 19,71 NOVA ^Door Sedan | 1971 CAMARO Sport Coupe KIMDCHLY KUSTOM KUTTINC. ma. Cholostomy appliance* lot 131.U0 Cutting, " wrapplno/ cool Intj, tale. Klngiburv'i Medical Center, SEEUSTODAYI Gai taving 6-cylindoy r anginag , itondard-trqnimiiiicm;; #—VSonaino, white wall olati boiled", lirei! "radio, rally 733-9114; Klngibury* Prtccrlptlon c. ii_.^__i.._.Ji-.:-tfc_.._.!-_ , y. . . treeflnd. 433 SMJ, 413-3709. Mobile If yoU»relnneedol lirm. ranch or Sandlowood vinyl inTorlbr, radio. wheelt, Dulcherlno S43U13. Center, 7J3 4574 . residential. Whetn»i; buylijo °r ulllng. You will llk«thU*rvlce we ACE HANSEN' CARPET CLEANING HOSRITAL bedi, whttl chain, $9 JLf\ C65 I' ACE HANSENPRICE -i *-.--.00 commode*, crutdtei, etc. Rent of A^membert of multlpH llrtlna' CHEVROLET PRICE VOUO i CHEVROLET PI Clean with ileam, Extract dirt out •ale. Crowlav Pharmacy. 733-9971, Mr vice we have available Imltad of loaklng It In deeper. unlimited oroDertlei. DALE DAVIS CARPET SPHAYING ' Slock* i-2A2 Stock #1-256 CLEANING - 7130341. DO I Dick Watford ni-Siv? WOOD RIVER -*|uvanatlon anflerllUiatlon, rool WaldaMarttni Vli^l REALTY 1971 VEGA 2-Door Sedan 1971 IMPALA 4--Door Sedan CHIROPRACTOR feeding, tyttemlc fevdlng and RuthMartent 733 4001 ipravlna. BROKER JOHN SEX: Pe/mlnfl l« 4lP..d Ironimi.iion, olai. bdlt.d lir.i, radio, p.rfornv !§ '350' VB .noln.. automolk liammiition, linl.d fllall..' ALMA HARblNcr Chiropractor, 1S7 the only builneu you can make • GEM SPRAYING SERVICE living at U per cent pfcrlty. ancsaxla ' ^" — '•'• powiip r tlenrinrj, while wall glau bsllsd first, radio; full Norln Waihlngton, Twin F-alli. 7J3-43U ' Pten* 733-4741. wheel covert, 2-lone paint. JOHNLUTZ, ACE HANSEN ACE HANSEN EVERGREEN SERVICE TRBB SERVICE , ~ f fornil f— SoU CHEVROLET PRICE CHEVROLET PRICE REALTORS 2verare«nii trimming, (rull tr»*O ^OR euporUn«ed fret uruio. 333 Addiion Ave. tre*t/»rt(J rowi. Floyd Sw«rt< 7U-' topphg, trimming, removal and «U1. Fr»# •itlm»t«». •hrubbery work call DALE'S Drop In or Phon*. 733 0374 THEE SERVICE,.734-3317. Fro MVMRORHEM-SHRUB TRlMMINO .etllmalefl. ?HEBt Ib A*BeM~IIUV for you In lodoy'tWonl Adt, AN OK CAR IS JUST A LITTLE QUALIFIED AND experienced trimmer". Tha bett lob for the TRASH * OARBAOH XMRVICH CASTLEPORD 130*cr»i. Modem l bedroom homt. 3car oarage, Feed leail money. Free aitlmate*. 733- PARKS AND SONS — 7334441. 1U K's Specials corraJ*, milk bam and potato Commercial and reilderttlal cellar.Wihare*Twin P#ll»waf*r. ' BIT BETTER! GIVE US A TRY!! hauling — container» — ipeclal 1)0,000, WEST END REALTY. 130 hauli i- Imlde or outilde city Broadway Bogth. Phon* SO4409. PHONE llmlti. YRH« SCRVICI! M ACRES, dairy bvn.nvmr home, l»70OlDSMODiLE44»; % 1969 CAPRICE S»dan_ 1 _"o7 MERCUBY MOMTEREV 1-966.QLDSMODILE F85— with lamliy room. 4 waroom*, i ^rirtptic*.' event MI toil. Halidny ipod Coupe. VS, Kid KONICEK TREB SEH1/ICE, bathft. Aim barnrcorrali, thop. Tr-kdeabli. S35.O00 ACE REALTY. ihlll, iliarnoi'ontw TrlmmlnOf Topping and DetlraUe location. Jutf minute* 733-5317. - - Removing. FVee ettlmale*. Phone from Twin Pall*. NOWJUSt NOW JUST 733 U4I or Ml 5940, IIS ACRES clot* to Goodlng, Now NOW JUST ...3595 ;j •• ^/VO | MOSTJUST . *1475 El HAUL National truck — trailer raUIng clover, to*d, grain, hay rental. Kemper — MMIIe* Tettaco, VALLEY THEE SERVICE and pattur*. p«|r 3 bedroom 404 Snoihon* Street Wet*. rfl«« Danoarou* Irtoi, Give Ut A Call, - HARRISON home. Corrali lor 300 head of 733 3331. caMI*. 145,000. MUPPLEY K REALTY REALTY a INS,, Ooodlng, 1U- IOi5MEWCURY HOME MAINTENANCE 1970 FORD TORINO 19A9IMPAIA SEDAN 733-2323 4711. • . , . MONTCUIB, 4-Door S.dnn. Vfl, Mordtonltop Coup». GGT VI). nulomnl- J-Door. '320' VB, aulomcttlc, 19o2MERCURV METEOR Dorothy Kolar 733-68-48 automallc trnmmliilon, -nowti J-Dnof S*don. Vfl, outomolk pow»( vUtMtig, power lUorlng, pawt biakai. llORSLEV'S Pool table recovering •0 ACHE farm, AS water there*; 3 ••••ring, pow«r brnUt, plr ton- Iruntmlulon. - _. „• Vourft*4( In good handi, Prompi G«n« Connor 733-40)9 b#droom nomt., full - baurttnt. Ln.AUooly. dillonlng, vary tile*. and repair, ill Ouenl VIMe, 73J- S $ NOW JUST ... l2.95 rdlabU aervlct. 543-UU.r )041. Jerome horn* trada contldtrad. NOWJUST . . | NOW JUST. . 2275 NOW JUST . . Total prlet I3f JOO, tarmi. JTOCtC- 85O ARE YOU looking tor • luxury MEN'S RSALTY, 400 South LANDSCAPING VACUUM CLMANflRI home In • cMlce location? How Lincoln, Jaromt, 334-4*45/ Rodnay about aj Brick Beauty for only Pauls M4-3*»or B5-3S74; Cariyle AVIillirflawnil Fine thetp manure VACUUM SERVICE Center, parti, «33.tOOI 3 bd^ot* *nd a *r&l ,BWlar I35U73. ' Buy From ' spread. Ewror««n» sheared, tob .repair• on Klrpy compact, Mott l f •(2) 1970 CHEVROLET ,eftlt. MEVERP I.ANDSCAPINO, Urilti plenty of ttorage *p«ce. Many 19D8BUICKW|IDCAT ' 1945 COMET CAUEXTE ' olhtrt. twin Fall*, ni«041, 7^-175], - other tMluctf IndUde • fireplace, BUHL M*crt«. Yw-roundwajiTt PICKUPS 4-Qoor' S.dnn. VB, our'omallc — The ttordlop.Coup... All llw ..t.a. IV, tuthi, Mid «tt«ohed avtfli. tlth pertdt StMdroom hortft. l^t lo plui lactory nlr, 73,000 adual Irammliiion. A.Caod On*. betteve. «UM0< Alto M Aatm ovxi opportunity knock*I Call ut inv . land.Pu(l«MMr.\«rvfjttr«cttvfl» J J Number 1 medluely tor. other very Im- SAVE$$$ NOW JUST. . 2595 NOW JUST . ;•. 895 Guys port art Information- % 24 lQn , - C^dlt our 24 hour aniwcring wrvke-rTh* advedlur will j , be notiftsd to call you. If th» taltphoria of any ad' v*rtl»r In (Mi DIRECTOKY U nbt ont^mtta, DIAL 733- AGE HANSEN. •;'•'• 23BA, T»lephon* Aniwerlng S#rvlc# in Twlr, f;olli, Day 3lij:Main Ave. W, . > ,. , . ^ri;''/ '• •••"• •I ••. .'. 32 Times,News,/win Falls, Idaho .Sunday, February 21, 197). FarmtFoi'Rvnt 84 Hoy, Oreln oi»d F^d . W Farms For Safe \t';J .'•*: Farmi For SaW v Mobile Home. MoblUHomei . Mob|l. Hom.i MOWIJ Hom.i . MOACRB good r«w'erop farm, 330 ACR E5 under sprinkler. Paitui JIS'ACRES of land with Vashares FOR SAUfi: Approximately 100 *on*' JXAN FENSftRMAKER'S 0' x U' Belmont. 3 tedroom. Ho 13' X Si' MOBILE HOME, com •nd row crop. Plenty of tdw'lt Water, Joining Bliss City Llrfflti f BMooabl* olftr refuted. 734-3015 pl*t«ly lurnl»h*d; llrtplscfe, all to Wtndtll. Phorta 5343374. of flrtt .and Mamd cutting h*/. water. Priced io»ell. VVrJto Box G Modern 3 bedroom home wl atler.4!M weaHdayt. : condlilonlna. skirled. 731-5347 t, C« Time* New*. dairy barn and other out building 1965 After 5iX a.m. SMANTED TO RENT, >» Call or IM Ralph Waliton, Bllt* )040acr«, Good horn*- Idaho, '353-4404. ' ' SEAT LAKES r 7C0 U ACRE.SJ.,ne*r>Wr>alll,. 3 'T -• 2 B.droomi bedroom, horn* milk burn «>ittll R*ol Eslata For Tradf lmprQv*m*nt. stf.uo.oa HEY MOM! 1971 ACADEMY „ FOR BENT' ,. £3195 lB d SHOP THE WANT . EXCELLENTdupleKBridhouMon IM Acres extra Bo*"* '*""*' " - '10*0 ACRE catllv ranch D.L ,M A, ' FLEETWOOD .'. »BY SKYLINE ' . Wvi patiure for 100 h»d v* cattle. lime artd money.. Fore*t p*rml|* - «0 acre» 10 acre* In Goading. Trade for dairy (arm. 137.750. cultivated, barn**, and .corrali 334'«OO " . JJISo.Lln'coln tlO.000.00.» p*r ewit down, term. In 2 & 3 Bedroomi •' 14')(64' ' .'• BOO BALES of good, clean lire*. . MAGIC VALLEY Jarome. Idaho ,. •^In the Value Corrto.r; at S " AlK>40tonol f)r*tcu1tlnoh«v. 137. For thei* and other choice farm GEMSTATE REALTY (rOm;..$6995., MOSILE HOMES- AS LOW AS.' ...'. 6495 ,4906, Hftgwmsn. and hqme Ilifingi <;»lt Charlet- P, 433 N. Blue U'akel ... - 733 333A Gatoway{ SlngUi and baubU WIJ.I ' Jefivervd 8. itl-up locally Wanted To Rant 135 TONS HAY for tale; Phone 4H- HawkvCi Realtor. HAROLDS 3 1/4 MiUl Wtlt of Wall S Polnli AGENCY, 413 Main Av*. No. Day I , S775, Paul. • . U,mt Annti'vtl \ NEEDED TO rent detparatiiy: 3 or • 733-SU3, Evn. 731-7M9. Lots and Acr*ag«B ' .34 <.tiiioin(m«n1. Plion. 731 AUI MAGIC VALLEY A' "now" 1970 Cpccprd , 3, twdroom hpm«- Phono 713-47M. SHAVINGS, 5MREDDED bark, 14*00 —• 1 ACRE with 3 bwJroom travel trailer -—15', MOBILE HOMES •awduit, No lllcki, P«t*r Nlelun. home, outbulldlno*, equity, H100. Oii.n 7 iluyi, V ti> V WANTED TO RENT: 100 to 300 Phone collect, M7-4944, Mountain 'X\ ACHES bolwonn Jerome and trade foe trallwhouie, truck. acrvi tprlnklar'-lrrlaalAd potato Horn*. , . 34/J MlUkWxt ol W*tl 3 Polnli Twin Fall*, n*w horn* nnd oood pickup, autompblle, camper, etc. This unit is .rogularly around. Jiromo-Wendell urea.. Ui. montlt, ttrmi. Phone 3J4-5384, Opan 9 6, unUp \iy uclvanf* CUSTOM STEAAl grain rolllna" 3O0ACKLS(cji"l»«tff,wHh Uilioad - Fllef) priced at. $18.95,00. WHY RENT? moblla — molauM, AJ Hatk*ll,- 473'MBO, Klmberly, .., rangeVluhtl.' " " " '•' Uflhl Ihduttflal Equip. L A. N REAL ESTATE 3H4HU aUSo.Llnci Now, while it's in tho.- WE HAVE USED UNITS Apartrrtanti—Furrmhsd1 70 A railable mark** for your batad Jerome, Idaho Valuo Cornor, only ; hay, ADA HO ALFALFA From-. ., $995 PROOUCTSTINC. Juit north of $1495.00 . ' •'.*• . ' TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX, the Sugar Factory. Phone 713-9117, RIVER VIEW — Located In Meloi * B'x28' VAGABOND refrigerated' elr condltlonlno. Valley with lomt *tr«nm frofit»o« .Twin Palli. '' BO ACWES - 'Haoecman Area. 3 1 carp«led throuohoW. no imall ' homei, one very f)Ood. rent the Writ* Box », Buhl. > .. . " 0V35 CHOICE OF TWO • children/ pay your own ulllltlM." APpJjOXIMATELY 500 • galoi other.. 340 AtfHCS, - Gbad~im*H • 12'x44' Alt ElECTRIC WITH AIR COOLER 4130 p«r month. 3 block* Irom Uock.tntup. Cart-Hi* nnd bulldlnui HAGERMAN VALLEY, l'/j acre We Carry: ' Lvnwood Shopping Cwiof. 7U- itraw. Phone 3W-514i, evenlna*. ••ntfar Qllssonold highway. Lota ol MafUtlB, Kll, tpmmofutk TERMS ARRANGED 3091 tinvt or 733UU3 tvmlngi. very good condition trovs and spring watnr. Ed Kori Trnv.l.*., Boodfuon.f, Tirry. OATS FOR SALE, Phone 334-31M, WESTERN : Oulll, 5« 59S6. 1839 KIMBERIY ROAD ^ INDUSTRIAL. Op.ni 7 doyi a Wc«k, Ev«nl»ai by 734-3440, Twin Mil EQUIPMENT .• FOR -SALE — Corral bedding — REALTY CO. ButltMti Property Appointment... 733-2410 OPEN 7 DAVS 9 fo !> Wood chip* or thavlnoi. G*orgr - . Blobs' nt A.I.Jiwn, Twin fnllt *=URNISHCD SLEdPINOro Clark, S41SiU or Dannlt Clark, 444 MAIN SOUTH 543S473. 7333365 . , man. Good location, Ptio JO 1*1 \ AKC REGISTERED Norw«olin TWIN FALLS TRACTOR eikhouod** '» WMkt • old. LH H*nd«rton S43-4441. • ...... & IMPLEMENT t GATEWAY TRAILER CENTER AKC REOISTEREO J6y poodle IMMutLft« North nrt'• Vour Mauty ftfouion -r^fW Holland ttoaUr PUppfM, , **!»• -' AprlCOt; - Addison Avfe. W.' •••... * • .;• 733-^4TO 2Q30 Mmberly.Koad ,£ • • 733-8687 Silver. Pnona 7J3KJII Tfrr • ^, h, Sunday, February •».. 1971 T0n«4-Nowi(''TwIn Fallt, Idaho' 33 ' t and P«l Sup pi let 110 For SoU 140 Snowmobile 160 Motorcycl** 180 Truck* 196 POODLE GROOMINQ, tlud ter USE TIMES-NEWS WANT ADSUU vlc«> pupplM, Chert Miller. CUSTOM PAINTINO.Cari, Iructu FOR sAte; mi Poiar'u m Yx FOR SALE: 1970 Ford Explore* W • Kanneti, Wttt Redcap corn*, plckupi, dent i, -removed Racar. Trill li ltrlctly Mock and Ion pickup. UOO milt*. £«client, - Klmberly, «3-5TO4.- ' reaionabjy, Tractort, trailer like n*w condition; 434-6314, condition. Under lull warranty. 'hput*. Phone 433-5U4. • S Rupart., >-. .. ;. PhonW evtnlngi, 7MJ3M, FOR-SALE OR trade, Harley H ""'*-' -BEAUTIFUL REGISTERED Cold •JOBOBFERsiRE PLENTIFUL In IV70 MODEL )3S 5kldo , No chopper. Naw tlrai,' mufdtrt and • • • .• Labrador pupi. The btit all lodaylt Wqnt Adj., , • reaionabU 'olter riluiedi QPhone overhaul, HI 9340." -• • ' • around huntert or pelt. Champion oi jilt ' • ™' rnw» blood Una*, ftone N5 33J4. ; BRAKE SHOES* . Dlac brlke*. 1944 TRIUMPH*«0, I960, Yamaha FOR SALE: 19S7 Fogd pickup.V-l, BRAKE AND PETROLeUM 310 Enduro. two Hodaka 100 trail 4«paett, Phone /MHIW. . • ' ' •CLOSE-OUT $ALE. AKC Beagle*. PRODUCTS, 1)3 4th Avenue W«»t. Boats For Sale 169 bike, BUI Maxwell, HMWO dayt, Gerald Anderiorr,'Route Ho. 3, ?U W« l Box! 384, eurley, Idaho. 47| (433 mi Nt^W ARFiTlVALS. rtborform FOB SALEpr trade: 197Q Rancharo,. USED STEAM cleanert for tale,1 « cylinder, Standard trantmliiton, high- pretiur* wfctheri, call and. Sldflivlndtr boat*. Evlnrudi • Convertible lap. 7WUJ0 after i. KA-MAR KENNELS.'poodl* parlor, Specia(lied Equipment, 733v»» and Morcurv motori. BUD ANO boarding, Mud tervlce, TH-llfS. day* or even Ing t. MARK'S. Vour Evlnrud. and Mercury Daalar. 1143 Blue Lakvt NOW Auto* For SaU 1 North, JU.1194, BOB'S KERNELS; Gun dooi — POR 5AL-C: JM. copy machine. If tho limn lo hove your cycloi 19a TORONADO, full power, air, -Obedience training. Boarding, 1500. May, May «. Bennelti514 3nd v,' ' ; Hav* tome doga for tale. 713 MM," CHRYSLER boatt and motori. lervked. , uood tlrai. Phone 7J1 0174. Street Eatt of 73371W. Starcreft boaU. Ca'mpef- Iralleri Harlev-Davldwn molorcy.clei. BRIDGESTONE-& HODAKA 19J9 CHEVROLET CORVETTE, TO GIVE AWAY: 9 pupp lei ."Mother S' DOZER BLADE, gravel bucka'f, .JEROME IMPLEMENT' I Satet'ond Servico ' ' new motor, Clutch and Iran-' •pur* Dalrnatlan, lather Australian air hold, 471 DJetel power 4JnlL MARINA. lmliiion. Pnpn*-aU-UM. Eden.. Shepherd. t&4-4\nK Rupert. Oie«pl 7330717 or" 734-1 Ml, A SHOPPING GUIDE FOR WOMEN!! W, uruk-.uii 2tytU ntotoKycUt H5IDE tloraae now Available. 1949 FOHO GALAXtE. 390 motor, '. Uvexlock Want.d 114 FOR SALEi-Gentle thetland pony, Don't let Fall and Winter waather . -air, power ileerlng.braMi, vinyl while man* and tall, 175. Ap- damag* your boat, camper or CYCLE AND ' •top, 38,000. ?)).UU. paloota mare. A yean, U50. IN camp trailer. 5«» ui today I I DEAD ANIMAL pickup. We tervke Ford tractor, 1300, Sae.al Miracle FABRIC HEADQUABTERS TRAILER CENTER ' |... Norlhifde. Jam*. Scoll, 934-51K. WOMEN CANI PORTABLE DISHWASHEB * Century Automoilv* Machine, 161 )W BU1CK ttatlonwagon. N«W t Hoi Springi. lONorthwettof Buhl. Wait Addlion, 7MM7O. 733-5567 ' Inspection lllckar. IK0, Phone 713- 541*4/40. • 943S FARMERS Woman think..they HIWAY3OWEST12.l/.4niilei woman con,, install Frigidaire ¥ W ^ORSE'^lnrudo motor. 14 x I pait hotpltal. , RANCHERS 100% boat. Llfa lahtt, o*ri and top. 1947 GTO, rebuilt engine, new paint, • FOR SALD: Apartment tile tlove. pwn paneling ¥ Phone HJ BiOS. • automatic Irammliilon, power STOCKMEN Nearly new, excellent condition. Cotton Knit Custom Imperial ¥ Truckt ileoflno. power bcak«, radio, 1135, 433-5445, Allow At . $2.99.heet heater, extrai. I1MS- >l37-aU, COVERING ENTIRE Portable ' ¥ Motorcycles HV SHARP, -19Ad Dod(js VarfT "-"'•MAGIC VALLEY FOR. SALE: 10" rock taw and DENIM LOOK ¥ . tportiman cutlom, cnmplnfj ow. grinder and polishing com- 'Solid colon and i1/lp»l, Ready to hang doort, bath- ¥ lulomatlc, itarao, eucallint bination. Complete wllh motori Dishwasher Ubb«r. Phone 7330159 or 733 S7M, For prompt pickup ol diod and room panaling at rec/uced' =r uialtm animal* (nil and acceitorlei' S175. Phone 079- Reponelted, front loading,* tcldtfliton* 8. Hod iika W4' pricef. - ' cutting board top, I year* IVIdot. 100 TUX U.S H.P. 13B9 • 733-0835 Hodaka ACB 1MB WAS WM QUICK LA-SADR6- Book Price warranty. * COLLECT USED 'tlUILDING .lUpplle* — Wtwrvkiall Jcvclomotorcvclet nW. Sell lor 13045, or UOO. cash,' Window*, bathroom ul and lur- Tired ofloolting ot that ru n_ FOR QUICK SALE: 1944 In takeover contract. 374-1344, Filar. nUCfl plpb. P1i6ne'437 4M3,"Mnr- down kitcheni (park it up ~lhrna)lonarplckup7" VTionry B IDAHO HIDE AND"" taugh. lony wide bad 4-ipeedi raal clean VERY CLEAN 1944 Dart 370. 315 TALLOW CO. - with a new let of Icilclien ( Slant 6, with 3tpe«d automatic. I4O0, B1SS947. 3I4M48. .... SHAMPOO your own"* carrat, cabinett built to your ipeci- CYCLE AND prolettlonal retullt. Rent a Cl rke $198 19/0 CMC U-lon pickup Wllh 101/) Appliance & HH Equip.' 120 thampooer wllh Companion (icafiont and color choice. TRAILER CENTER, loot campar. Low mllsaoe. Alio 1944 CHEVELLE, SS '3«e' 310 vacuum, [tanner Furniture, 733- 1W0 Subaru. Muit lell. In tarvlca, hortepowar wllh pail traction and - NEW AND USED appliance*. Hall 1431. , - CHECK W|TH US FOR b&lng traniltrred. 734 WM altar I. 4ipa«d. 7333U9. ol Mlitlc and Appliance, 733-4931. HOME-IMPROVEMENTS, ' HIWAV3pWGST 1947 .DODGE W ton pickup vv 1948 JREP.MGTAL TOP. GKCellanl HANNAH'S hutband- Hector hatet campor, V-l, 383, automatic, n r Aolot For Salt ' Aulos For Sal* , 300 Auloi For Salo 300 Auloi For Solo 3(00 Auloi For Solo 300 Auloi For Sole JOp AulotForSola 300 Auto.ForSol« ..300 1943 OLD5 8B- 3 door hardtop. N»* trtnimlttlon. excellefll condition ' paint and. 1 (ret. Pole DepeW. SM Set •( Walt'• Shirty. SeVvlct, Rt.' '3JJA, Wendell, ' • , • im'PORD STATION WAGON. 1P40 RAMBL-ER. Alio OK IIMP .Warranty. Poll ilie. VB, very • tralltr.. fuuks offer. M4 North , clean. Mr Walnut. ' ' . . • SfrMi, Filar. > , 1P70 MERCUMYi Jdopf- Low 1»71 \flEGP Commando, 4 Wheel mllenuv, , clean. Atiumi drive; 'S.ROO mile*,, Retail - payment!,, 73J 95J1 twtwo^n 9. arid S4.000. Will tell whqlMalp «,)», Mutt tell bv Feb. M. 934-UV1, " ODodlno. ' » 'l W64 DODGti' motor, ilant 4, 1*0 Chdlce o( Lo» Vegoi o Labo Tahoa o or Re 'horieopWfi/, 30.0M mlldi. Phone »nd 3 (lovi un.l 1 n|ghlt ot yout tkok. oM of the :i9U TRIUMPH Spitfire. Yipwd. 3M-U10 6f 500 Wotl Mtt, Jurome. ilioi. ol 111. liftl 10 new Mlchelln' Href, radio, oH- cellenl condition, 37,000 rnlloi' 734' £1 of GMC Tfueli told Friday, Soliif lass. • ' " ' ; , o' 5undiiy. 6»(lt/ Thosd quality crallod automobiles have beon cullon liqii It ju^t vound - j JA 1947 PORD OALAXIE/S00, idoor, ll LEASE automotive success story of tho seventies. Solos - owfler, Immaculaldv clean, low/: 1970 Morcury Montoroy. | mileage, power tteerlnu, tirakoiA havo oxcoodod all 'expectations. Toyota quality Hardtop coupo, power equip- i includes so many (oaturos (which others cdll pod, laclory oir conililioning. I 1970 VOLKSWAGEN tqiMre back. . accossorios)' at no extra cost. Quality combinod • excellent cpndl. Ion • S.D06 mllel, S i iran*mlnion, mdlo. ONLY. 89'° ! with superior aftor solos sorvico, koynolo tho' groatost yoar in .the history, of Wills Motor. OPEN \H7 MERCURY, tpoMi model, man • ' Como in and join tho satisfied salos- and sorvico wheeli, 3 ipeed, 1B9 wig In*. I'hona j CALL ELVIN BROWN' 'j iWiJW .family. }-t 733-7700 ' | IJ41 CHEVROLET . Ul»cav»o, 383: w:i;:S^;i^i•:•;:;;£;SH;:;::;;:K¥^ss•:*:i;^:W SUNDAY •nglne, heatefi- itftndMd tmn-j Theisen Motors -| TOYOTA COROLLA 20: Main A»c E. HOURS: 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. - And Remember We'll Be Dealing. No Reasonable Olfor Relusech" YOUREE MOTOR OUR PLEDGE:.W&lWill Be The Number 1 Truck Sales \ —WEEK-EN D-SPEGIALS _Rea l.e.r_l n_Ma g ic_Va 11 ey.,_ And_To_Be-N u m ber—l_We-A Give You The Best Value!! • 1968 VOLKSWAGEN BUS Tfia loltowing are )uir a lew ofln^iandard loatura:i K«nl Sl.iKpl Full fclinino front liutMGf tsntt^ 4'Spsid t'cinuniiilon^ t'oi^l CJIK uMi^At lintiid Glon {nil window)}; Paw f^ — S29'5— :::::o::::>::::::::::::::-:::r:^:-:v:':;:-:ov:::;:;:::;:::-:^:::::^ 1968 FORD FXlRLANE 4"door i [i * ' llioip.' TOYOTA I — $1695— MARK II Youree Motor Co. SOMETHING NEW AT JOHN CHRIS MOTORS 664 Main Avc. S. 733-6811 o Kelly Houk rt Jack Cox *• Dale Solomon Loaso The Above GMC Picltlip cqgfpped Aj $79 Ttiti beautiful performance champion from the Toyota Motor Listed For Only . PER MONTH Company comet in tliroo models — (ho 2-cbbr hardtop DODGE CITY coupo, 4-dooricdan gnd 4-door slalion wagon. TOYOTA _ 1971 Pontiac TOP BUYS CROWN y-is 4 Door Hardtop '6PMEHCURY . . . $2195 'o5 PLYMOUTH . . . 4795 Equipped witli VB enrjino, turbo hydramatic Mont.go MX ? Doo, Hntdlap fury III 4 door leilon, VII en. transmiision, power >toormcj, air condilionincj, ']SI' VO ingini J tpaml linni. (jinn, autarnnlic KiMiinntlion. radio, iolt ray alan, cuitom whoot covon, wliile- wall fibcrolais tires. ' > '66 MERCURY . . . SI 195 ...conn tioos Parllnn. i-Doo, Brom.wnv Se 66 FORD SI 225 S don Vn .nain.. aulomnUt lian,. Gnlo.i. 500 1 ,loo, bor.llop, 35J Tho Toyotq Crown lino of luxury compact 4-daor tedan and Sticker Price 4451.13 ONLY 1 LEFT 4-door itdtion wogoni aro tho "Top Of Tho Uno" of Toyotav complete model lino of quality pauongar motorcan. 1971 Pontiac Cajajina Sedan '67 MERCURY . . . $1660 /0 OLD5MOEHLE . . Sharp Mnnlmiw -t don. Imnllon VO mil ion, powif iltarino. (ddiordaluii* h«al«r and d»- Ddla.QB 2-lloof Hordlop, Vll «n- «n0jno nuloiniitic linnlniiuion llflilir. d.mr-mouldinni, |wdy lid. -moultltngt. totl Oi"*. automatic trnrumtuion, pow pQ*Oi IIOOIJIIQ tnuJ IIKILOI. lot- 'ay (jloit, daluna WIK«1 covirt. two tons point, wliil*- '69 DODGE". "•"",' , t? L0f6ri.l3UU !iiaiion WV^ 4401 V-fi «n0m.,JL,ILppWor..orui T: (otlnur aircandinoiunu. o,i. ov. 6Q SOMETHING NEW AT JOHN CHRIS MOTORS^ '69 DODGE $2990-, ' OlDSMOBl'LE . $2695 Tho now ToymaHi-Lux pickup (ruck combinos style, comfort, Chow »T. V-fi angma IC Iranlmjllion, pawn tlnenna tO'1' nir'condiliOI)inodi , vinyl top. economy with Toyota'* traditional performance! Lease The Above 4 Door Hardtop'. „... ' oiuflnoUt. faclaiy oir-condilion- ll'1 liBn'ln0 wliool. ant Own«r. mn. U. '69 CAPRICE . - , . $2795 SELECT USED CARS '65-CHRYSIER . . $1250 Chavroiel *• door hnrdlop, 350 300 4 door liartllop, Vll nOQinc. Vll anQJne, nulomnlk I.on.mi.- 1968 TOYOTA ,,. _ 3 THE BONE!' j-oUi, l-do.y .,„ 2 Drior Hardtop 4 ipood ICanltniuion, J) ' j a.lmtlmip. radio, hoaior, priced to teJL I 1968 DODGE 440 196) FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 1970 CHEVROLET IMPALA SlQtionwncjon, Full pov^cr, oir condi- '&7OLDSMOBILE $1660 foauhlul (jieon, V-O ono'iB, auiomol tioning, V-Q angina, automatic leant' 443 coup., Vii .n n.. 4 tp>ai . '60 MERCURY".- , . $1605 1967 PLYMOUTH Ol minion, cjood lubbflr. WAS 1395 • H ri-T COUQO., 5R9 V(l .ngini. 3 iponii Fury III Station wagon, V-0 engine, WAS11OT5 (,007 luelty7SoU I 7/ radio, hooter, powor. Jl«orintJ, auto- Iucly75ol. .... S I JO/ • 1970 DAT5UN PICKUP matic transmission .'. . , .'. . r$1486 S • '60 CHRYSLER . . $2995 '65 CHEVROLET . . $1000 2777 .1967 MUSTANG : 4 ipatd t,onimiuion. bumptn, onl/ Town and Counlry HnHonwagcn. SS lmPcq!(l 3 'Innr ''"""op. 3" Hardtop .Caupi, t\*f pninl. V-fl «n- 3500 ailual miln 303 VO •nQ'n», nulonuilit Ironi- V-0 ongino, oulomnlic Ifoiiunii- 1964 CHEVROLET 1966 CADILLAC COuPi DC vmr, -.OiOCvJlpof iliill. nt\V rubliar, a riol miition. powti iistr.no ond ni>», powor Uootttio and limkoi. _ BELAIR 4 door todan, V-0 engine,sian Locnl ownci. full pliwn, oir c^dilKtn- , SVS ,..M577 brabst fntloty qictaniiilianing factoty liircoridiiioriinu, vinyl il'a. pndiled lop. o linoulilul'.cor. WASii7°5 S dard with overdrive, radio, •$ 1 1066-JEEP 1/2 Ton WA5 13M5 lucky 7 Sol. 1477 Lu.l,,7Sol. 4 wl>««l ttriv*. picLup. bin-on* wf )967 IMPALA : 690 r '69DATSUN , . . $1445 '67 QUICK $2290 Hiirdtop'Coupo. V 8 <• -. r Sunday, Vebruory ?l;,|g;i ' Tlmn-Newt, Twln-Fallf. Idaho IS * Auiot For SaU 200 AuloiForSoU 200 Auttti Far Sal* . 200 Auto. For SaU . 20Q Auloi For SaU 200 Auto: For SoU 200 Auloi For SoU . 200 Auloi For SoU" ^utAblLLACwdan D«VIII#. Ont qwntr, all options, 60,000 mil**, •excellent condition. 7U7*n. Y\ , 1945 PONT I AC Station wagon. Goofl cortdllion, Priced to wtt, W$. Phone ?3 NEED Ford Cu.trjm ranch wagon Statianwagon, 1970 FACTORY REPURCHASE CARS ^ 1968 V8, ttandprd trarttmittion, vinyl interior I UOv A GOOD USED CAR OR TRUCK? Oldimobilo 442 2 door hardtop, V8, 4 ipeod, ; V970 MERCURY MONTEREY 1970 MERCURY MONTEREY powor tlooring, radio, onn'owner, iharp -I or .... 1969 ^;: , 2 DOOR HARDTOP • ... 4 DOOR,SEDAN ' •- •:•: FinltKed in toft Ivory gold with gold leather interior, fully : Beautiful dark blue finish. Matching nylon Interior, thit beait^ HOW ABOUT A - Galaxio Stationwagon, VB, automatic, ' S:equipped with factory air conditioning, power ttesringi pow- : lifut aulomobile It fully equipped Including factory air con- powor ilaortng, radio, one owner ; 1*971 MODEL 1965 •iijer diic brake*, radio, heater, tinted glatt, whllewall llret, : ditionlng, power tteering, power braket, whitewall tlrat, wall • Soo Davo Munroo •:i; wheel covert, rtol a tcratch or marr. Original 54992,30. to wall carputing, tinted glatt, etc. Original Price S5180.10. Ponliac 2 door hardtop 2 Plui 2, . •:•: " ' . al... 1965 floor ihiff, radio, bucUl lead •••; S A VF $ |$i8O4 ; NOW .NOW 3388- Galaxie 500 2 door hardtop, VB, automatic, powor i ng, • Q A \/t- 1970 power brakoi, air conditioning, remainder new car w nty O r\ V El 1970 MERCURY MONTEREY | ./1970 MERCURY MONTEREY Lincoln Continental 4 door hardtop, VQ, 4 DOOR HARDTOP COUfE 1966 automatic) full power, air conditioning . . I OOU • Nice yellow finitli, fully equipped including factory air co i-.Jv iLight bluo finish with dark blue Interior, equipped like you BUHL ditioning, powor ileering, power bralcei, whilewall lii it, >:•, would expect, Including factory air conditioning, powt Mercury Monterey 4 door, V8, J ^K C\00 liniod glan. •:•; tt«ering, automatic trammitilon, power braket, radio, etc. 1965 a u torn a t ic, roaio,vinylintorior,clocin . . • . • . • . 52 UJED CARS Oldimobilo Cutlatt 2 door hardtop, bucket loati, SAVE Hundreds of SAVE Hundreds of 22 USED TRUCKS 1966 door ihi(t,V8, radio, nice lO/U & PICKUPS 1970 MERCURY MONTEREY I 1970 MERCURY MONTEREY Ford Thunderbird 2 door hardtop, Vfl, 4 DOOR CUSTOM HARDTOP £ - COUPE CHRYSLER - DODGE autornatic, full power, air conditioning, iharp 1966 Bnalililul britjhl blue molallle linlih wllh nylon Interior, ic ft 'y Bright red finlth with white top, loaded including factory air PLYMOUTH ' bluo wall to wall carpeting, factory air conditioning, pow or $ conditioning, automatic trammliilon, power itearlng, power Romb|er Stotionwogon, 6 cylinder, tloering, power brokel, plul many other (aalur«t. :J; brakei, radio, whitewall first. HARBAUGH 1959 ttandard trammittion, clean older unit MOTORS " Chevrolet Nova 2 door, 6 cylinder, S"1 O QO00 iSAVE Hundreds of SAVE Hundreds of DRIVE A MUtt SAVl A toil . ttandard Irantmitsion, one owner, radio . 934-4117, GOODING 1968 . I OOU DIRECT FACTORY DEALER Oldimobile 442 2 door hardtop, 1967 floor thift, radio, bucket teati I OjU FACTORY APPROVED Volktwaaen 2 door, floor 1967 ihift, radio, ipocial YOU ^ DEMONSTRATOR SAlE!!!! $ Muitang 2 door hardtop, 6 cylinder, S 1 O O ^\ 00 1966 radio, floor thift, low mileage J \ AC.7 \J , . SAVE UP TO 1200 --iu§r i, MUST seeiiu • 1971 MERCURY CYCLONE 1971 MERCURY MARQUIS Spoiltr,-ihit li«nuli)ul unit U llniihtd in comp.lilian Qa\d, wilh black and oot ittlan, daik blu« midnight m.lolltc with wWt. halo real, b«ou TRUCKS whl. Hound loolr. inHftof, 439 CJ »ngm*, 4 .p««d Iranimlulon with Hurt! khlnn InUrior, blu* woll to wall carpeting, ihli It piobably 1 al fh« n ll.ih.i, G70 tiftt. pow.r-Iocb di(l#r.niir,l, pow'.r lt.«rln0, pow.f b'abci, lUtilul cart you'll find, lull)' •quipped Including olr conditioning, po 1 Ford Long Wheel Bate W,V8, radio, comoU, d*liiK* ••••(ino wh««l, Iran) ond ttar (Utli ipoiUr. ipicial I'lng, pawtr trunk fvlaolf, I*C> initiumanl pacbagi, tompttilion liandling pocltagt, licuvy l/onl luiptnllon, 1968 automatic, radio, hitch, mirrort hiavy.tlul/ ihb SIASHED- "SAVE AIMOST SITO Chevrolet Long Wheel BOM-WI big 1966 4 (peed, hitch, radio, mlr£prt •. . -UNDER . :- bwlterali of hli frlendi io ilop In 1971 MERCURY MONTEREY and lake a tell drive In a n»w Volkiwagen Window Van, 4 ipeed, . 1 (Joar Hafdfop, b.oulHul light Ivy gold wt MILLER AUTO i The Easiest Place In The 33IWtUA^wiue4 , 1243 felue Lakes Bl^di North •,••• J«reme 3K Open Weekdays 'Til 7 P.M. 733-5110_ 70V Main jAye. E; t< JO • I irnB»'noWi*/. i WIN Li niiD«'iiua( 11/ »WTP^— r «*«wi»*uif4vffrri ^, • . w - / ^ • , . » •• • . i < . .. \- ••'''-t'l'i Learning to Do Earning to-Live • • • Doing to Learn FEBRUARY 21-28 Living to Serve Let's all join to congratulate Tvvin Falls Gounty FFA members for their outstanding achievements..Our local youth'once again demonstrates that successful farming begins with vocational preparation. LEARNING TO DO .. Every F.F.A. chapfer is taught how to demonstrate rural and community leadership. • DOING TO LEARN ... F.F.A. members-not : BUHL CHAPTER - Mr. Darrel Bolz, Instructor only learn farming KIMBERLY CHAPTER - Mr. James Sorenson, Instructor methods, but apply them to projects. • •'<_- EARNING TO LIVE.., With W.A. training, - a "young rtiorn'.'learns how to earn a better living for his family. LIVING TWIN FALLS CHAPTER - Mr. Leonard Kucera, Instructor F.F.A. members par- FILER CHAPTER - Mr. Russell Had, Instructor • •:• ' ' ' '• ''* «S .H _.._j ticipate in worthy cooperative efforts r: an to improve agriculture. This Public Service Page Is Sponsored By MURTAUGH CHAPTER - Mr. Clyde Hunter, Instructor D&BSUPPLYCO. CASTLEFORD CHAPTER - Mr. Kay Wells, Instructor FIRST SECURITY BANK OF IDAHO N. A. MAGIC VALLEY GROWERS AMERICAN OIL COMPANY FARM & HOME SERVICE CENTER GEM STATE EQUIPMENT CO. SIMPLOTSOILBUILDERS, TWIN FALLS BANK OF IDAHO ; GLOBE SEED & FEED CO. Southern Idaho Production Credit Ass'n. BEAN GROWERS WHSE.ASS'N, INC. HENRY'S FARM SALES TWIN FALLS BANKK TRUST CO. BUTTREYfOOD STORES INDEPENDENT MEAT CO. UNITED OIL OF llW INC. CAIN'S FURNITURE & APPLIANCE MAGELTIRECO. ; / VOLCO BUILDER'S SUPPLY, INC. SEItVlN9 AU Of MA9IC Complete- NEWS * SPORTS • riCTURES • FEATURES GONNA/ HECK, NO.' THAT BUNCH OF STUMBLEBUMS WOULD ONLY I . SET IN TH' WAY/ C'MON, ' l HUNT FOR QUEEN /^~, LE'S GET GOIN'/ UMPA? YOU GOT 5OME IDEA. } ALL I'VE GOT T'GO THEN WHAT ARE WE WHERE WE'RE GONNA ) OKI'S WHAT r HEARD LIKE 1 THEY SAY •WHO DOIN' OVER HERE / I FIGSEK START HUNTIN' FOR / SUYS TALKiN' ABOUT7 VVHATpy SHE WAS HAVE DONE / KINS WITHOUT AN / THAT'S WHATOL' QUEEN UMPA? KIDNAPED! THAT, FOR^ [ TLJNK/ ARMY? X TUNKTH/NKS CAT^AKE? VOU'UL PO.~.. : SURE... AN' HE'Sr ALL SET UP ...SO THINK HOW SURPRISED ...filTOFFA MY WOULDN'T \ T'BAXTLE TH WHOLE ' HE'LL BE WHEN ULJST US / THAT. DON'T OU. IF YOU I MOOVIBN ARMY... TWO SHOW UP/ . ^i MAKE A WHOLE WERE HIM? LOTTA SENSE TUNK.' TOME.' by Stoffel & Heimdahl MAYHAP THE I THOUGHT I SAW THAT ]i IDOWT WILL PROVIDE A PLACE OF CHISEUM' DEADBEAT SEE HIM OUT REFUGE..' M^l^c^-i SYLVESTER O0ME IM HERE.' HERE/ HE'S MIND IP I LOOK AROUND.? , r-< HMMM/ .. "THE •KITCHEN/ QUESS.I WAS "GET AU. THE LUMPS OUT OF.HIS.CEREAL, PET . SURE, I KNOW WHO YOU ABE! YOU'KE I DONT WANT AN* BLACK EYESr 'WEDNESDAY' AND THIDAY'F _"NOW>THEhU IF ANV CONFOUNDED RESCUE , v. ERV, I HOSTILE.HRATES TW j CHEAPER THAN GETTING THE MONEY FROM-MOM, 1'WELL, ANYWAY, YOU SHOWED HIM UP FOR.WHAT HE.REALLY TO LAND, WE'RE KEADV FOR THEMl" DAD . . . THTS WAY, WE UIMINATEVTHE MIDDLE MAN!" IS._.'. POTENTIAL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION!" by Crooks & Lawrence SLAVERIN CARPET-V<300Dy!...AFTUH THIS SCANDAL. NO nexT IN HIS UMDEEWEAtzL. f LUCU1LUCU1VV PVOUP'VOU,, MISTUH1...LAWVUMISTUH1...LAWVUHH , BAQGUH! AH KNOWED ( JUDGE'LL DAEE RULE FAVUBLY ON ? ATI T3k:,T5K...S0MEEMOTIONAL :\ PEACHEM'S HEAH WITH BAIL, MOME.Y! VftMSV/ILLES WOMANHOODVH.IS LAND CLAIM F'McKEE INDUSTRIES VAWwOYlTP'Y \ KINIi,KIMIiI SUPPOSE..BETTESUPPOSEBETTERK ."Sfcm-.. • - ..-»M..;i.JJ.'..gv.. L. '. r- WASN'T SAFE WITH ^ TECHh X. WIRE OUR LAWVER. you AROUND TECH? A. poWNJ THEEEj y' HOLD HIMv TILL TR)AL?HE'SFIXIW T'FILE CLA^ T' SOME LAUD OUAH • COLLEGE WEEPS! MV BOSS.MK, McKEE ( WHY, CAPTA1M EASVl! I HEAR THEY'RE PLANNING IM AFRAID SO.,, FILE THIS DEED... AND I FOR YOUZ INTENDS TO DONATE THIS I WHAT A SPLENPID, WOBLE, A TERRIFIC CELEBRATION. THE MALE STUDENTS SHOULD THINI^VDU'D ALL INFOEMATIOW—V V'. LANJD TO YAMSVILLE TECH -V . GEN •••'•-• AT YAMSVILLE TECH!...BET WILL.GEEET WIM-IN an sz\ unl . ~~\ % J FOE A NEW ECOLOGICAL Ml?. MoKEE'LL SURE BE SKIVVIES-AMD THEN SCIENCE LABI SUEPEISED, HUHT HE'S INVITEfD TO AM • HONORARY PANTV RAID! • fby Al Vermeer , he sits... doivs best ?*" IF Vo.u'Re1 •"! haya GOIN<5 TO SCRATCH. him ., last -vull »\ 1 of my *-^ O -* dsvo—J i .?.: r*» fed fi f -L.>J OUR BOARDING »y Jim Branagan V&uce£ BOILIMS youp: ,RAPIATOIZ AMC*=,yoU.. . \ /VOH-T \WAMT ME AM&tfT AtS WELL. COOL, OFP ).( . TO RISK MY 8Y CLEAMI W see \-MAV6M'T HEAP? OF FOF2. 1948.A W-L-THS- l>y Coker & Feet AeeoLUTLV /TIT LOOKS LIKE lt'5-\ /THB -..BUT THAT WILL. CHANGE TO dVc&T WHBN A FKIOIP? TH1& MOKNIN© / GOING TC B-e A .-I ft IT'S- &OIU& TO IM ..WAKS AAB UF> IN THKSS OK FOUR WINTHROP "by Dick Ca.xra.ili [ IT FELL. TD EARTH, , I INTDTHEvAIR- I KNEW NOT WHERE..- J'•,' . 1HE BUN LOSER. tor;WITH MOfte AMP MOK6 reorve To console is — lUHAT AK& ANP MOK6 THlMQS, PASS HAS CAUfiHT UP WITH US. 'io'weANp IABOK IAI cue TI/H? w, IN me N THArwHATtme to us AS sm> op fKase, g HAV • MA'S oo ii> ne A/exr G£HE«Ay kTrJ6Np. ^ WWEH'-t -TASTEPIT SET rAAK£lT, BUT IMI6M PASS pop. RXKET FtlEt-7 THIS 'SHOW COSTS US IUHKE OP WJXflW -SOTI 1 MlLtlQM DOOARSTOPRODOC6! WE DEMAND) TO KNOW U/MY SCLtRVV -BECAUSE... HES. , AH,WAJ RANK DISCRIMINATION IS.BEINS THROWN OUTOF THIS ' UNDER THIRTVj BASEO SOLELY ON UlS AGE ' NOWHER&.SCHOOL' AND POLITICS 2 AN ESTABLISHMENT HIS GRADE-AVERAGE IS PLOT TO PURGE AN UNDER, THl'feTy2 BASED SOLELY ON AN ARCHAIC INNOCENT— IRRELEVANT GRADING SYSTEM DEAR foLLY—When our famlty Ut a DEAR POLLY—To unicrew a ]ar Tirf or lucky day of trout1 fishing and we havs open a can with a hand con opener, put I onto extra fish to b« given away. We the far or can in the corner or a shallow POLLY'S place them in empty milk cartons and drawer and hold the drawer against tha PATTERNS cover with water. Thafn ar« placid in cabinet with your hip. Both naads ora POSiNTERS the freezer and are easily transported freed for AALMA aftar they'm froxen. Wo think they Scarf-Tied tasto as good as when slream-freih^— A pretty waff tUd or Ih ! GEORGE- rnaltti thil a ha DCAR fOLLY— PacVIna bab/s dlap«i> fli*ii la weof. Mo. iW) wild bug alwayi seemed to Co dbn« In such DEAR POLLY— T U«p a "typewriter FtlOTOGUIDE ii In Si»i S 0 ruiK that things were forgotten. How, eraser (the long pencil kind with a brush to 18 (I>uit31!i-4O), Siie 10, as icon as we return home, I roplaco the on one end) by my tewlnarnachine^-far' used items and ant roddy to go again by cleaning around thei bobbin or under the only adding the formula. needle between real "tear-apart"cleatt* IiiCHRISTINE 1 have written d liir of instruction! for baby ilia? stay in hit diaper bap and this is most helpful when baby it Ifff virh someone else, as in tha churdh nursery.—CAROL DEAR POLLY—Towed with frayeJ edges rnay b« used for making hand towels by cutting 1 B-lncFt circles outo£ 'the terry cloth and binding the «dgee wilh bias tape. In the middle !of. each DEAR FOLLY—When tny tnolher knlfi circle sew a loop of taps to hang It by. icarvei, mittans and loon, shi does not' 'You'll find thtse handy for your own use* make uncomfortable knots when joining nice far sjnall gift*.—MARGARET a new length of yarn. Shi.knits tn* new (POLLY'S NOT£—Th*y arm (/mat. thread alona with the old for about fiva Mine have long Unntht ol tap* locked ititchei, and lets the tiny ends fall looio - io the centers, Opm it always tied to ('•• inside.—JOOY door handle of my rettlaerator. Wondef ^how t titt got along without them?) DEAR POLLY—AntxptntUi smotl Kdr— fer rugi work well for IDQIS on the cat* ^ Colorful Kitchen floor. They ara so ediy to shake out of 1 to wos\—J. J- .; Atfd the fTJiKiWf^of'garden coTon . E«y-f o-Wear »-• lo the kitchen. Pattern Na,2O61 T1i««»lctil6tt*'tWr*MMty"to wwrenH b« ti*<(«. vltt.. t)EAR POLLY—When ladles' shower- contains hot-Iron transfer for 6 de- or wiiktiut il..«(. No. HIM with PHOTO GUIDE ii irf H.w caps are^teo warn to wear, the terry signs; stitchjllustration; color chart. ~ "Sim lO'fttti (butt 33-47). Siie H! j, 37 butt, 3!i yard* cloth lining can be cutout and hem mod t ol •(i-incli. ~ to make excellent dith cloths.—RAY DEAR POLLY—When I help my wotl.er BKtaS MTTIMM 7S« «ch load the dithwaiher, I feparate ipoons, knives and forki, and put them each in separate iect!on«. It mokei it quicker' Polly pafl a dollar tor every tdta tiled. nnd easier to put the stiver away,—EVA StnJ tbeni to htr, care of Ihit ntwtpap4f. t jM0MEVeEE , BRWS HOMt A BOTTZE OF CATSUP. SALLY". • • • . • :- X FOP&OTJ0 par iron me SHOPPING LIST/ UMaeMeAMTb WELL. IF YOU HADOlr T WOULPHePeMEAM . ****** :::^PP I'M <5LAO/YOUR UWCLC MIGHT* BE WEAK) J .1 IAJMAT ELSE VWE(?E W^T' To THEM LWLESS YOUR AuMr PUMcMep H/M / RiJMCM HIM IH WeMOSB IM6 SO AAANV ESTIOWSY MADE Me / THBklme pgu.o^--mvi( *..HAB iv\ ; WJH6 WOTHSKA if £01'IUNSJIEAMAT/ m b —THS P06 WCt f^, •• •'"".• - 'ir mi1• >OK IN COLOR: Quiz Yourself- ige Guide Do Voices itious Meais Reveal Personality? I J^sk'Them'yourseli FOR SEN. CHARLESJPERCY, nttnoh FOR JEAN NIDETCM, dent. It in therefore hiu privilege to Invite only blood type but'tbe vnrioiiH other fiic- tom found In blond, one cannot prove You said «Our**\niU. lifi-lltitUl of to bin home whatever CIICHIU ho denims that (I given individual in the pnrnnl of tary food distribution und if he decide.) to have Rroup meeting* a certain child becaiiRe thoy happen to system is inefficient, tun-, IJ Whtm~you have tt tlln- where religion is tlinciiHiicd, thin should bnve similar faclnm in their Mood. Blond nor parly at home, do nlitn he bin privilege. I think tbat il tiqunted, and—MM*}e~ groups are quite constant and the fact of fid*1 Do you have d you ' serve cocktail*? itboulil be an i)ncpnrar.««»<:ni to the nn- highoit office adulthood wojild hnvo no material effiri |—solution—to—Improve ^IrTtiT th* situation?—Mrs. Ross Roberts, n 2.5OO FOURTH PRIZES. Salom "Sprlnpllme"- Vu-Llonter 1971" Pontiac^ifebird Esprit by Sorlplo* 2,661 PRIZES — ALL GUARANTEED TDBE GIVEN AWAYI -SALEM SWEEPSTAKES OFFICIAL RULES 1. On an official placa of papar, alon, varlabla ratio powar •taarins, oowar biakaa-front print your nam*, _ _ . . and tha nama > dtac, AH pushbutton radio, wnlta iattar wlda oval tlraa* • •nd tddms of your SALEM dcalar. and corwola, Choloa of ttandard Pontlac eokira. BO Mo- MAIL TOl SALEM SWEEPSTAKES P. O. BokC 3O2, Now Canaan, Conn, 06840 j lf«asa anl«r ma In tha Salam "Oraatn-Vacation" 8wa«p«tahH. 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With aggressive competitors slicing on honed skatc-blndcs across the Ice nt lightning-like speeds, carrying lancclike- stlcks capable of blasting a hard-rubber puck at speeds well over 100 m.p.h., it's no wonder the potential for serious physical injury is so great. Yet, though no ono thought Roman gladiators were sissies because they wore protective leather coverings, and no otic impugned the courage of metal-armored knights, modern hockey players seem to think any kind of protection is for the birds. In recent years, goalies havo taken to wearing protective face masks. And gradually—aflcr a rnsh of pnrticulnrly • Resistance by "guug ho" players to use of helmets anil /ace masks' violent accidents—a few other players may be disappearing. Above, Chicago's Stun Mikita wears helmet of nre deciding thnt hnrehcadedness is not his own design. Top (r) Toronto goalie Juctfttes Vlante wears face synonymous with bravery. mask, (r), Hangers' Jack tigers wears helmet after head accident. Not long ago, Jack figcrs, a rookie • on the New York Rangers, lunged for a loose puck nnd wns rnmmcd by a Minnesota North Slurs' defenscmnn. Egers' skates flew out from under him, nnd his head thudded against tlio ice. Hockey No Game for Sissies He went into convulsions nnd then Hint consciousness, A woman fan screamed: By BARRY ABRAMSON "My God, he's dcndl" Fortunately, he suffered only a mild concussion. pete," says 22-ycar-old Brad Park, an "I have to wear one now because I've Dut lie insisted later, "If the mask hadn't ^3ut the near-tragedy called to mind All-Star player for the Rangers who got n plastic plate in my head, but it been on, I'd be dead." the fatal accident suffered two years ago disdains helmets. "This is certainly no doesn't feel right, and I'd sure like to About 20 players—nongoalies—In by Bill Masterson, center for the Minne- sport for sissies," ngrecs Bobby Orr of •get rid of it," he says. the Notional Hockey Leaguo now vol- sota team. Maslerson's fall ^following a the Boston Bruins, who is rated the It was Jacques Plantc, veteran goalie untarily wear helmets. Opposition to collision with two player* for the Oak- greatest player in tho game today. "I'd for the Toronto Maple Leafs, who pio- them probably wilt eventually disappear, land Seals, caused the Journal of the feel unnatural in.a helmet, and Iwsidcs, neered (he idea of face and head pro- as was the case with the goalies' masks. American Medical Association toHirge it would restrict me too much." Orr, tection for hockey playeri 11 years ago Clarence Campbell, president of the that all players in the Nationnl Hockey also 22, is only in his fourth year m . when he came out for a gamo wearing a league, also feels hockey helmets will League wear protective helmets. Tfic the NHL and already has had his nose HalIoween-stylejlber.-glnss.musk.Goalies -come in time, but he U loath to push Egers incident lias triggered micw drive broken sfx times, has Buffered torn car- arc always in danger of being maimed them on all teams now, largely because for helmets by Alan Eaglcson, the di- tilages in his knee, a fractured left or badly cut,iup when hard-rubber pucks they are uncohifotlabUy-and- they also rector of the NHL's Player Association.' shoulder, a separated right shoulder, aimed at their goats crash instead inio restrict peripheral vision. "Football players not only wear hcl- and a total of 25 facial stitches'. Yet lie Uicir.Iaycs, Despite their injury record, The answer to the helmet's draw- me Is but face guards ns well," snys tells you these injuries only amount to however, the other goalies in the league backs, however, may be tho "Mikita . Eaglcson. "It's wrong for hockey ploy- _ "bund-aid stuff" and arc no reason for laughed at Plante when he first experi- Helmet" designed by Stan Mikita, cen- crs to go on risking their lives by. play- requesting more protection. mented with his mask. ter for the Chicago Black Huwks and ing bare-hended." Bill Chndwick, one But as the yean went by and goalies one of the few top-level players who of the NHL*s top referees for the past CJrr*s teammate, "Terrible" Teddy began to' add up their facial stitches, wears a head covering.' Mikita Bays hla 16 years, says, "I'm emphatically in Green, has long been known as an "En- fractured chins, and tho near-loss of helmet offers better protection than tho favor of compelling every man who forcer"—one who. provokes fights with eyesight, they changed their tune. More standard type, yet is mono comfortable. plays hockey to wear helmets. I've seen opposing players who have been, rough goalies began to wear masks, first In . Helmet advocate Eagleson lays that far too many skull injuries and brain on tho scoring stars of his oWn team. practice and then in regular games. Tills in orcler to protect all playcra, tho wear- concussions." Eighteen months ngo, In an exhibition year, goalies Ed Glacomln of the Rang- ing of helmets should be made man- Out much of tho resistance to pro- game, the "Enforcer" got into tc stick ers and Les Binkley of the Pittsburgh datory. Most plnycrs-idon't-WftnMo.wcJir tective hesdgenr stems from tho "gung- fight with Wayne Maki of the St. Louis Penguins have joined the parade of helmets on a voluntary basil now be- ho" origins of the game, where only the nines. Maki impulsively crashed his masked men, leaving Lome Worsley of cause it will make them seem less rug- toughest nnd hardiest of men played stick against Green's temple, and Grjecn Minnesota as tho only holdout. ged. "If a compulsory rule were put into .outdoor hockey in the subzero tem- toppled like a felled oak. He suffered Last year, when Plant* was playing effect, nobody would be at n-djiadvtm— peratures of Canada. There remains a n lie till fracture and temporary paralysis for St. Louis in tlio finals of tho Stanley - (ago, and (ho overwhelming majority of tradition of physical courage. \ - : Family Weekly, February SI, J97J ON THE LAUNCH PAD: Pollution 'Detectives Former aerospacB engineers meet a new challenge By ALTON MARSH (Editors':Note: This Is the second in FAMILY WEUJCLY!JJ series on the challenge of environ- mental pollution.) Cash In On Flower Power.. 11 wasn't long, ago that Alvarc _ From Weddings, Gills, Corsages, funeral Remembrances, Pcrcira, a high-salaried senior Table Decorations, flight test engineer, was working Special Occasions... on the second-stage engine of the Saturn V moon rocket. But when personnel cutbacks in the NASA MAltE space program left 10,000 highly trained men from Florida's Ken- nedy Space Center without jobs, Pcrcira began looking for a new challenge. Fortunately—both for himself nnd for the nnlion—ho secmii to have found it. Mis new FIOWERS!/ field, perhaps even far more crucial Minn moon exploration!), is the environment right here on enrth. For Perclrn is one of n group Work With Lovoly MEN, WOMEN, FAMILIES-Good Profits Spare or Full Time of forrflfcLnerospncc tcchnicinm enrolled in A few real or artificial flowers costing pannloi may bring up to $10 nnd (lie nation's first course designed to train Flowers Liko These more in a professionally designed arrangement you mnho In 15 minutosi Woddingf, banquets, dances, funerals all offer big-prof It opportunities — engineers to npply their know-how in the also gift flowers and plants for Easter, Mother's Day, Christmas and light ngninst pollution. . „ other holidays. Fine opportunity no matter where'you llvo—big city, •mall town or on a farm. 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Already officials FLORAL ARTS CENTER STUDENT of b»uly, MandiMp*, and prliU of accomplUhiiunl. Double y.wr OPENS OWN SHOr o.ir Sir, I IK gardening. Win Hlu* Klhbnni nt llow#r £liow«. fit com* of the new Environmental protection Agen- look your Floral Art touitt In 1044 .. . now haw* my own Monti iivd iiuiucti, Mhir pub lie of nrivais *n«ln, Cimric tilvct liuiulfetli of cy (EPA) arc tnlking ahout usingthe llrc- Cifdin Cintir. I h*v« • Urj# II- clilnx (il«mi, ihnwt.hnw la ciiry them out! bnry o< Floral booki but youn vard College experiment as ft model for •r* th» moil compUU and tht 10 WAYS TO MAKE MOlJEY AT HOME WITH FLOWERS moil h«lp to mi. I do both tr«th similar courses at acrospnee centersin Ala- Drl tSn^\f^ ytMiittU protect! ntriko. •veryihlni • tiy. tlavdop your STUDY pF COURU HU-BEEN VERY NO FI TABLE- ,kUI oufcW Within . w«k. "I hawe obtained a lot of InloimallMi from the coune. - Al Buehler, formerly .space engineer, you ihoukl I think tut thtv hit iMlly lurvlved on the ttremth t>( cona«e< ••*« lihu itoctwailmii, It. Thi Uit 3 MMtlhi ol lait y«»r. tiler we opened, w* now studies ways to curb pollution. Uilng live or iillfUii) tlowirt, took In actual caih el war I14M, not \ncMlt\f our for ivay, mor* alaborl U chtrie ufe«. The tludy hai been veiy profitable tiu) tilini Mton thereafterlhr« . Learn, w» had no axptrt hnowladt*, only our ability la reid nawtl HAWtir arranging lech- your woik. May Cad blew you for ilartlnf ui Into a l revlmn exptrltnce budneti with 10 much pleiwra." O. U Ulwlaalnpl t>wlMl|i« nf lio . No ipiicfat ir«J. C*«(WhiH( ymi AIR MAIL COUPON NOWI NO COST OR'OBLIGATIONI IO know la In your CCouru. l|av« two IncMiui, kMp your l kk* * whlta CLDRAL Aim CKNTCH, D*et. 4IB l«nrnlni amt"aarnlnBamtaar . Auiomailon cant mov# you All 30 engineers In the new environmen- tal engineering class worked on Apollo Try it for TWO WEEKS FREE at home N (left). Now, engineers (I. to r.) Hill Ransom, Harlo Tuller. Alvaro See how your child can ItMirn to reml A HtimotiLor-louu ntudy involving 21'1 better iind spell better In just n few pupiln in •! Chicumo oehootii proven Petc'tnt, tttul Al Buckler, turn skills la pr«'ft«v, mill nifv •, f^~ Illl Jl< juqt » >bn " l " tl i Th Sd W^ help save the country's rivers. week* with record, tlint touch him thnUho CJBHBOB Kivon I ho Sound Way by phonics, at home! Mull Free* Trial to Kiuiy RondinK miowod markod im- Coupon below. - - ppntvomont in road inn "'id iipollind over The new course is (he brainchild both Government nnd industry stop tho control ijroupn. of Lowell Ellis, Director of the In- allowing pollutants to be dumped in Would you lileo to iioi! your child Help your child now dustrial Division of Drcvnrd Com- the Lake, it becomes a matter of Itnin mi much an a full yonr'n uratlo in Don't wnlt for your poor roftdoV to munity College. His npplicntion for ' denning up the water. Left alone, readme in an Httlo HH nix wookn' timo'.' a fund cnint to set up n training roach hii;h mihool boforo comini; to hifi water will purify itself. We can help Tliiiiio nrc rfiiuilUi puronW hnvo nni?n aid. By (itartinu your child on Th» course wns begun in secrecy; Ellis it nlong by putting the plant nnd anain and ana in with thin ximplo homo Sound Wuy to Kiiay HondintE now, you didn't want to rnisc hopes unneces- animnl life in the Inke which will tutoring coumc in readini;. ciiii chunco liiti niitiro utLitudo toward sarily. Hut lie wns convinced (hat do the job for us." •• _ Mra. n. 'h Smith of Concord, .Calif. : ,ichool — turn hin Himwo of failuro into his college, located in an cnvlron- Many of the cx-spnee engineers say writcn: "In ten w'rckn my flon attvnncfd tin joy of iiuccofui. Try it froo for two ment-oricnted stnte wns the plncc to they intend to use Florida as a Inbo- from Hfcnml grntlr levebin muling In the k. You licnd no monoy—juiit mail trnin pollution fighters. rn lory to develop techniques for fourth graderf level.l IIini npellinui improvedl thin coupon now ! curbing pollution in other nrens of to the high fourth grade level. We feel fortunate in learning of The Smtud Wuy- Even before any announcement of. the nntion, once their (mining \i com- to JCany Heading." „ UHKD IIY H0.000 I'AUKNTH , the course wns made, 131 engineers pleted. Indeed, Florida may be the who aenri uiHity Utlfra Ukm tlmaal Mrn. n. .1. Smith in only onn of ovor and technicians had npplicd. Word ideal pi nee to develop techniques for Ileltar nirln-"Al tlm •ml of lila firttl 80,000 paronUi who huvo turnod to wiuMlor uflllit(li((r«(l4.,(J«ful1r-;,^/(.*(m«rl. had leaked out. "I could have had solving our pollution problems. ininiii. Afi'r wurklnit H wwiba wllli Tho Sound Wuy to Kniiy Roudinn: for l U hie louwt i.iarL wnu C" 500," Ellis said. But there was room "There is still n chnncc in Florida liolp in tho fruntmtini: problem of a Mr: WilUam U**r, liuffata, . ^. virdhmcnUl conditions in Central said they are having no problem ad- IIIOIUIH. Onro ho loarno tho 12!) banlc M utxl a Tha Rotia.l Way tfl Kaay IIMII- Florida...... justing to environmental engineering. phonic noundn in thin coumo ho can U\ui IHUIIUII.I, on nji;>n>t*i. Afl-r U w«dk« trial, road up to 85% of tho wordfi in tho If I M KitrniirnilttK «-o)i«, I will Mnd «H •« All the engineers are optimistic "If anyone were to have trouble,-it . flnt iiayiiMnl •ml will r«nilt |H aaoli month about (lie future. "Lake Erie can would be me," snid Ernest Wolfe, Entflish lnnifUUKO. It works for childron for tlm tMit (I tnntiilw. Or, 1 will Mini 13ft an 60, an electrical engineer, "I'm the of all nKoii—in tho oarllmt yrndon, and Itayniatit in full. If lint aall«fl«il m(t*t Arat 2 definitely be reclnimed. It's just nn ovon in birch nchoo). t/aeim, I will rtiluni tlia cnur*a ami nwa you engineering problem," said Al Ilueh- grnndfnther of die clnss. I didn't llh ler, a former quality-control spe- start my electronics career until I Tested nnd proved a n.1 a 4n itPM cialist with the 'Atlusr-Minulemnn, was 40. So I guess I can start a new ' In a pilot ntudy by univornity pny- and Titan missile programs. "When- career at 60." • •*• -chotogiHUi, childtron tcainod up to a full SluU yoar-H grndo in oral rondi»K Rklll aftor a, Zip only HO lowtonn with Tho Sound Way Fa mill) Weekly, February 91,1071 ; to ICiuiy Rondinu. Family Weekly/ February 21, 1071 Is There aTSTew Life Waiting Beyqjid a How some men and women in middle years can break free and By SHIRLEY' SLOAN FADER , To all outward appear- _ a per ton is always angry and resentful, ances. Bill Vrecland was a . constantly exhausted, or escaping frus- man who had it made. At 39, tration through drinking, overeating, or —gambling,- he-inay_bo-lhclvictim_of_ a he rari~a successful "car-wash" daily routine that he finds intolerable. business, owned a magnificent Ucginning a new career in mid-life is n suburban home complete with way of 'living twice' and is n possible swimming pool, and was a cure far both personal and family ills." Bilt Vrecfond nnd his wife Helen member of the best country frankly admit their parents thought club in the community. them "insane" to give up the material Yet, last summer, he suddenly gave it comforts they enjoyed. "But those ull up. He sold his business nnd his things didn't bring us happiness," Helen home, moved his wife nnd two sons lo points out. "Hill used to work every Hoston^irHT became 11 student nil over night until ifoarly midnight. We never again, this time nt Hnrvard Law School. had lime together. Our young nons nev- Hill Vreelnnd nnd his family nre part er had a Tathcr's companionship. And of a new Americnn phenomenon. They Bill just didn't like what he was doing. lire nmong the increasing number of I'll have to teach school now so that we people who have become so dissatisfied can pny the bills until Dill gets his law with their way of life that they arc degree and starts a practice, tint I'm switching to a new enrcer in mid- sure we're going to hnve n better life. strcamr iir effect, they are embarking on .We may hnvc had nffluence before, but a "second" life. Throughout the coun- it was 'dullsville.'" try, men nnd women in their 30's, 4O's, and even 5O'K who luwe found them- -While, some people turn iiway from.- - solves trapped in work that tliey no affluencc. others may switch careers in longer feel is imporlnnt or rewarding, mid-life for the deliberate purpose of are finding the courage to try some- finding it. Dr. Orvillc Helms was mak- thing else, ing $15,000 n yenr doing chemical re- Hccause of this new American mood, search for a major firm when he quit to for example, 44-ycar-oUl Diclc Stotn will join his.cousin in a mammoth car-sal- lie teaching elementary school math in vage operation. "I felt frustrated in my "Indianapolis this spring, three years af- work because I wanted to make a lot'of ter he quit his forcmnn's job in a mat- money and enjoy luxuries," he snys , tress factory. Carln Hcdwig, n house- frankly. "When I hml the chance to go wife for 16 years, begun training ii few into business with my cousin, I snw an • weeks after her 35th hirtlutu^ttotuLnow opportunity to own n piece of some- is n pcitinlrjc nurse in n Los Angeles thing that wns'goin'g to grow, perhaps to hospital; John Rcitz, 32, who was ft branch out into franchise' units. I'll earn doorman and a stock clerk, is beginning enough now to support the kind of life work in Houston as nn electronics tech- I want lo live." nician; and Wendy Rnsmussen, in her _ Children, too,-often .thrive on the - 40's, has-completed her first month of new interest that their father or mother work as a beautician in n San Francisco develops in mid-life. salon after many years as an unskilled "My children absolutely—loved it factory employee. when I started studying to become a librarinn," says Nntalie Klingbern. think about what I do nil day as long or if he feels his wife's new ability will C^ollcgcs, trade, and technical schools "They were 11, 13, nnd 15, and they Bay as I'm there when they want me." threaten him as head of tHe"fa"mily, he's are noticing these days that n suhstantial- I stopped' 'bugging'- them when I was A woman with young children must going to make things impossible. And occupied with my.Jcfu.ons and had some- perccntngc of their students arc now go to school during the day, Mrs. Flciss he's certainly not going to be willing to thing to think nboul-besides them._Myr~ married men and women with fnmilicj- ~hclitvcsz:'*T1i eleven ing nnd-nfternoon pay.tuition".".. _ n. :::~r~~:._ to support. Anxious to fit themselves husband snys the name thing. On the arc when the kids need you," she says. Counselors nt the Fnmily Service As- for new occupations, these mature peo- nights when I had n class, they were all "It's important too, that you have an sociation of America, teachers nt col- ple arc willing to pay tuition fees and delighted to pitch in nnd take ciirii of understanding husband. If he doesn't leges and trade schools, nnd men nnd juggle home and study obligations si- the bouse."* *"'*^«i ^ believe that what you're doing is worth- women who hnvc already lived through^ multaneously, while they work hard for 1 Isabel Flciss, who entered college ^ while, Ihcn-you're bound to fail. He'll a career change agree that there arc —t heir-second -chimce-nHifer fuss over housekeeping details nndhe'll basic criteria indispensable to (he suc- "It's Inevitable that a whole family thinks her children don't even notice refuse to help on those inevitable 'hor- cess of nuch a chnngc. will suffer a variety of tensions if cither she is studying. She earned her bache- ror' days when you have an exam, During nn interview for this nrliclc. parent is actively unhappy with his dai- lor's degree in music education nnd is .. when nothing has been cooked, and Dr. Morrin Miniz nnd his wife, Sally; ly work," myM the nationwide Family now working for,her master's. "I'm when one of the children bus n dentist outlined ihcse critcrin. Service Association of America, which home when the children come back appointment. Doclor^Mint/, a former pharmacist annually counsels 2,000,000 people, "If from" school," KIIC says. "And they never "If he's not secure enough himself, who sold his'drugstore'nnd entered the Job You Find Unpleasant? find second careers. Philudclphin College of Osteopathy at 34. wns recently elected Chief of Ihc Mccli- cnl Stuff of his hospital .inJ^cw Jersey, "You "must have a gonlllint you want desperately," Now you'eon give yourself a solid, fully-rounded training ho said. "You must also he completely dis-' in Art — at homo — in your sparo time, for a fraction of the satisfied with the kind of life you're living outlay you over thought nocossary. A comploto down-to- now. You need n spouse who will cooperate. onrth coursp of basics in all tho important nrt techniques Also; you need n realistic nmount of savings of our time Artists Institute instruction Is so uncompli- cated, so much fun and so rewarding, you will bo amazed for tuition and expenses. And you need solid to soo tho rapid unfolding of talonts you did not know you self-confidence to keep telling yourself you possossod. can do it." "A wife has (o-huve'interests of her own," said Sally Mint?., "Otherwise, she'll resent .Ihc husband being no busy. I hnd a baby. y Also, I earned money for us by typing at honle, and by selling diaper service over the Jrat phone. For a while, I worked pnrtTtimc as a drugstore cashier. When Morris had to study for his exams, I titled to take the baby this QUICK and EASY WAY! and visit my mother for a week so he would ART OPENS MANY NEW CAREERS have no distractions." Everyone has his own private reasons for developing his ability in The MinUees were financially and tem- peramentally suited to career change. Doth art —self-expression, relaxation, just plain fun —but there arc also feel their individual liven and (heir marriage a multitude of different,-fnscinating careers open to the self-trained have been strengthened hy the. experience. The A.I.A. corpploto course artist. Forjjxarnple: magazine illustration,-telcvision-art,-advertising But FSAA experis"cmphasize that it is im- includes 76 lossons. layout, cartooning, fashion design, department store art, architec- possible to generalize as to whether a family 280 giant art charts and comploto art kit, including tural art, poster art, lettering, package design, portraits and land- will he strengthened or weakened by mid- oil paints, walor colors, dle-life career change. Where it is an over- pastels, drawing supplios, scape art. Artists Institute prepares you for all these nnd a number all plan that the whole family views as an special pens, tools, palottos, of other's. Artists Institute supplies you with the basic tools and improvement or as a necessity, the change Illustration board, sketching techniques including oils/ gouache, pastels, watcrcolors, charcoal, should be a tonic for all who are involved. paper and many othor Some people, however, arc chronically artists'nocossllios. pen and ink. discontented. With these people, job discon- tent may be only a symptom of deeper emo- tional problems. Changing their work will still leave their real problems unsolved. Also, a parent may selfishly wish to imprdvc him- .$elf while placing an unreasonably heavy burden on his upoiiso and children. Making a second life'is not without its- problem-causing demands, even for the most — Dr. Morris Mhilz, shown with wife Sally and daughter Francine, changed careers.. ARTISTS INSTITUTE OF AMERICA, Dipt. 48D motivated of people. For instance, it takes a lot of energy to copo with the combined 1628 East McDowoll Road. APPROVEOJY NAME- demands of part-time employment, parent- Phoonlx, Arizona 85006 hood, and home-making, while simulia^j, T, HUSH DETAILS on your offer ol com- STREET & N0- ncously going back to classes and homework. plete 76 lesson Arl courso Including your big kit It is often difficult for the mature person to of art material for 21-day Horno examination. rclcum Rood study liubits. And the problem of living on a reduced income is sometimes 'ALL WEE AND POSTPAID - too much to handle. - NO OBLIGATION ON MY PART. STAT£_ -ZIP- • (Qontinxiod on paga JO) New ]Lif e (Continued from pitQe-9) Do Yon Know What Arnold Clntraiv-for ex- ample, had his family's back- ing when he gave up a job as it successful shoe Kales- man lo study architectural Your Voice Reveals? drafting in a trade school, IJut ho dropped out of school three months later, "I just couldn't make- enough mon- ey on side jobs to keep us It's doubtful that any other nasal, and hoarse-breathy, People with have found that in many instances peo- going," ho Rays. "We were characteristic reveals as much""' ~~ the "hoarse-breathy" voices were' found ple react with amazement or consterna- carrying n big mortgage, to be the most nnxious, making con- tion when they first henr their own and we didn't have enough about your character and per- sistently higher scores on anxiety tests. voice,-so great is the difference between money saved. sonality as your voice docs. 3. True. Research sponsored by the what they expect and what they liear. James Tichncr's family Indeed, recent r.ltidies show that (he National Institute of Mental Health 7. True. And the reverse is equally had ample savings but faced -innnds we make when we open our shows that when a- person heart the true: people who'arc lacking in self- a, different kind of crisis. mouIhs In speak provide fascinating sound of his own voice while he is esteem and who arc dissatisfied with Like many people who clues to our icmpcriimcnt. This truc- asleep, it has a markedly stimulating themselves, usually don't Ijkc l!ie way change careers/Mr. Ticlmcr or-false quiz will let' you lest your effect. It produces dreams in which llieir voice sounds. decided'ho had spent enough knowledge of "voice appeal" ngninsl the-dreamer is exceedingly "aclivo, as- • 8. True.--A- -team of—specialists.. at. -time "just inukhig-money---- .sonic of'ifcicncc's interest inn findings. sertive, nnd independent." The investi- Mount Zion Hospital- Medical Center-, and wanted more "meaning- 1. [f you have a pleasant voice, chances - gators note, however, that hearing an- San Francisco, subjected two groups of ful" work. Giving up his arc you arc well-adjusted. other person's voice during sleep hiis_ subjects—those with heart conditions prosperous insurance ageih 2. You enn !cll itn" anxious person by no such effect; it merely tends to pro- and those who were normal—to-a spe- cy, he began studying for the sound of his voice. duce passive dreams . . " cially designed voice analysis. Marked the ministry. Since his four 3. When a person's voice is played hack 4. True. At Dartmouth College, inves- differences in voice quality as well as children were-happily nettled .to him, it has a very special effect upon^ tigators found that there is a close re- in manner, of speech were observed. in their local high school him—even when he's asleep. lationship between the speed with which The investigators note that the type of and elementary schools, 4. You can" tell how rapidly a man we voice our thoughts and the speed personality most prone to heart attack moving tlie family 200 miles thinks by listening lo him talk. with which our mental faculties opcr- tend lo use '"explosive or semi-violent to the nearest seminary" 5. The-person who habitually speaks-in accentuations in the rhyt|inv-of- their seemed wrong. The family's a monotone lucks confidunco. speech, arttl their voices a]so carry a plan was for Mr. Tichncr 6. Most people have no idea what their QUIZ certain aggressive timbfeV" This char- to live ut the seminary am! voice Rounds like—and react with shock acteristic was most apparent when (he commute weekends. and-surprise when they find out. By JOHN E. GIBSON subjects were discussing things they 7. People who arc happy with them- were particularly interested in or con- • he older children adapt- selves—who have a healthy measure of cerned about. On the other ham], sub- ed to I ho change with case. self-esteem and self-confidence—usual- ate. The lests showed (hat a man "does' jects whose heart conditions were nor- Hut Mrs. Tichner wns lonely ly find it a pleasant and agreeahle ex- not think words and numbers appreci- mal tended to speak "in an unruffled, without her husband, and perience when they first hear how their ably faster than he can say them aloud, ralher smooth manner." felt harassed by her new fa- voice pounds. suggesting that the two behaviors may 9, False. University of Washington ther-mother responsibilities. 8. Your voice reveals whether you're involve much the same central process." studies show that (he various tones and "Fortunately," filie-Rays, —!-• prone to heart attack. There urc exceptions, of course, when inflections which we use unconsciously strongly approved of my 9. It's easy lo .disguise your feelings a person may speak slowly and delib- in communicating with another person husband's decision. This when talking to someone, by carefully erately on purpose, while letting his are likely lo..carry more weight Jhan _ helps mo live with my prob- coil l roll inn your voice. tliQiifjhls race nhend of his speech; or the oclunl words spoken. The way we lems. Ilut Billy, our eight- 10. You can judge a person's charac- when speech difficulties affect how fast speiCP—the Biibtlc modulations of voice year-old, acted withdrawn ter with n higher degree of accuracy by or how slowly he speaks. quality—communicalcs the emotional at home and moody in listening to'his voice over the phone it. True. Studies show that the person overtones of out thoughts' and expresses school. Ho lost interest in than by listening to him in person. who always speaks in a monotone is our true feelings far more candidly than his Cub Scout activities. On " ANSWERS definitely lacking in self-confidence and we suspect—even when we try to dis- weekends, my husband has 1. True. In psychological.studies where has more ability than he gives himself guise our feelings by diplomatic speech. to devote hours of spec in I men and women have been divided into credit for. People with this voice qual- As one authority tins observed, how attention to Billy. During two groups—those with pleasant and ity were nlso found to. be lacking in a another person responds to you often the week I have 'to keep those with unpleasant voices—and then spontaneity, were afraid to "let them- depends more on the impression lie reassuring him that his fa- given personality tests, those with plcas- selves go." In short, the .findings show gets from your, voice than on anything ther docs still lovo him." • ing voices have been found to have the that the personality of the person who else. ' Skilled counselors nt Fam- best-balanced personalities. On the speaks in u monotone has the same in- 10. True. .University of Michigan ily Service Agency offices other hand, tests have-shown there is hibited qualities that his voice has. studies, using hundreds of men and in hundreds of communities a marked tendency for people who arc 6. True. Surveys reveal that most peo- women students as subjects, showed across the- country carrert- not well-adjusted to have the kinds of ple's voices [found completely different . that they mndc for more accurate plorc with you the pros and voices that get on y°»r nerves—hnrsli, than they *thlnk~they do. When n per- judgments pf character and tempera- conn of making such a ca- grating, shrill, raucous. son hears a recording of Jiis voice ment *\vhen they were permitted only reer change Ilut, in the end, 2. True. Studies conducted at the Uni- played back to him, his reactions range to hear n person's voice, than when the only you nnd your family versity of Kentucky show that voice from pleasurable surprise to chngrin judgment was based on a facc-lo-face can weigh the evidence, quality is n dead give-away when, it nnd disapproval. "Say, 1 really sound interview. This is believed due to the judge your own needs and comes to revealing anxiety. In the tests, like something, donyi?" "Wow! Does . fact thnt when judgment is made on the temperaments, consider your 17fl Kludcnts were ^iven passages to that voice belong to mr?" "Please, shut * voice .nlono, there is lest chance of be- particular circunytnncen, read aloud. Their volceiT' were tlifcnF^— it ofll That voice can't bo mine!" ing distracted by .the person's niovc- • and finally decide whether judged aiul olunified us normal, harsh. Menningcr Foundation researchers mcuts. or his facinl cues. + you want to "live twice." • Family Weekly, 4'gftrmiry Hi. 1971 JSL: Bothered by hot taste ? Come all y UptO IlKODL KQDL 1 JUNIOORIR IREASURR E 1CHEST L Let's Draw • Harp Player By Ann Davidow Prom her golden harp- There flows Map Exports, HoyI Plus One Take the first letter of To n four-letter word thnt I lie slate that lias Chicago is part of it bushel, add a n*t its largest city, then ntld, first letter nnd get whnl you in order, the first letter of call a bit of sand that hns —tho ifn"nn1qTnins-Clovoliin(l- -lilown-into your eye, ns itrt largest city, nnd the (See Answer Box) first teller of the Mntc thnt hits Seattle as its largest city, »nd the first letter- of the Torn Labels state 'hat has Phoenix us itn These Inbcln were torn ac- largest city, and gel (he cidentally. They mnke two* name of the strife that hns letter words now, but enn Dcs Moincs nil its Inrgest you match the torn parts so 'leant give you anything but love, baby." • city. that • they spell four-lctler (See Answer Box) words? question Why arc many pencils eight-sided?— (See Answer Box) Oh yes you can, daddy. Riddle Me This When, docs (he month of Little kids aft beautiful. It's the soundest way you can HUaraniee tli.it 1 Alt they ask oiitjjf life in a little love and a lot 01 your family can continue to live the way you want February come bcfocc-lho peanut butter. them to live.— month of Marcti? D.iddics know Iteiter. Call your New York Life A^nt. ' (See Answer Box) They know you Can't pay tor .r He's a good man to Lnnw. nice place to live, teeth braces and a callci'ecducation with tradjnj-Ktamps. New York Life Insurance Company (See Amwer Box) Mamau need a hairdo arid a new • 11 Madison Avc. N.Y., N.Y. 10010 You Name It Uresa once in a while, too. Life, Group and* Health Insurance, This is why having lite insur- Annuities, Peiision Plans. -_-ance is no important. . .ANSWER BOX •jO 'puu|Gpuuj{ til aiuwfsj nuA •dnot ;uooq :i»o8 !Joop (See Answer Box) Milk, oi a boverage or In toup or deitert, and fruit a* appetlxar or d»ii«rt, would complete this nulrllioui moal featuring Wrap-A-Routy^Roatt with hot vogotabloi; salad bowl of crltp, cool vegetables; and an aitortmont'ofhbt roll*. for family Nutrition Guide and recipes in 8-page lift-out Cookbook • Lose 10 lbs. in 10 Days on Grapefruit Diet Planning Mcab HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. (Special)- This. Is the revolutionary grape- forfamilyNitri!it>ii fruit diet that everyone Is sud- denly talking: about It has made people slim, attractive and feel MELANIE DE PROFT Food Editor young again. 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Separate dough in each package into •licit m MUp«, vegetable «ud ffull julrr*, rr«rki-r*. Iiread and roll*, VCBC- oxactly, yotrshouldlose 10 pounds —lO-bi&cuitK^-Shapc-av-desired—(see-bd—*_ lahl«n (fre»l»7 riwnr«I^fr*»*rw tir*-««u«-«* Faviily Wifkty, F*bru (Use the "Starter Stamp" In (his ad, plus Kay Kellogg Cookbook Stamps from 3 specially-marked packages of.Kellogg's Cora Flakes or Rice Krisplcs cereal.) 64 PAGES OF UNUSUAL RECIPES FOR APPETIZERS, MAIN DISHES, DESSERTS, BREADS, COOKIES, AND CONFECTIONS FROM KAY KEUOGCS KITCHENS. Over 100 delightful ways to enjoy cook- ing with Kellogg's cereals. This unusual new cookbook is yours Free Tor just 4 Kay Kellogg* Cookbook Stamps (like the ono above) from specially-mnrkcd packages of Kellogg's Corn Flakes" and/or Rice Krispies*. Start saving for your Free Cookbook today. Nutrili« i is {Continued from page 14) • —' "' ' Vt teiHttooit pepper bring to boiling, Mtrrlng constantly; . of foil or parchment. Tuck a amnll piece butter or mnrgarine, tossing lightly to chicken breads, .keeping breasts whole. Coat pork chops evenly with a mixture 2 teaapoon* curry powder of the flour and .scanonings; then dip cook 1 to' 2 min. While stirring, .scrape of hay leaf into each. If desired. Clone cont..Lightly spoon stuffing evenly over Rinse and pat dry; set aside. 2 cupti aoft breadcrumbs in a blend of egg and water,, and finally bottom of pnn to blond in residue. Mix packets with n drugstore fold and twist ham slice in dish. Top with second ham VJ cap toilaced pandey 2. Cream the butter or margarine with cont with cracker crumbs. in remaining ingredients and-cook 10 the eritls tightly; if using parchment,* slice. • Vt cup tainted onion the chlh powder. We ml In the coconut. 16 a1lee« bacon min. twist, nnd tie ends with cord, i 3. Put 2 pineapple slices in each corner -rlilvidc the mixture into four portions. 2. Heat the butter or margarine in a 1.. Lightly mix the lamb, catsup, and large, heavy skillet; brown chops on both 5. Return roast lo pan and spoon sauce 2. Place packets in a 325°F. oven and 'of dish. Cut the two remaining pine- 3. Spoon one portion onto each breast, prunes in a bowl. Blend in a mixture sides. Remove chops and keep warm. over meat. Heat at 250°P., bnsting oc- cook I'/J hrs., or until ment is tender. apple slices Into wedges and arrange in roll and skewer. Tuck in sides and of the seaxoningfl. Add brend crumbs, casionally with snuce,1 about 30 min. Or cook mixture in a tightly covered a design on top of ham. Drizzle ham 1 3. Add onion and garlic to fat remain- skewer.. Repeat for each chicken breast. parsley, and onion; tou lightly to blend, 6. Trnnnfer""roast to healed serving pint- casserole. 6 serving* wi|h some of the reserved pineapple • ing in skillcl. Slir in tho Sauce. 4. Dip breasts in the egg, then roll in 2. Shape into 16 patties. Using a small tec Accompnny with the sauce and a Nntei Puqkcts might~bc set on a grill ' syrup. If desired, sprinkle pineapple , 4. Return pork chops to skillet; spoon ' bread crumbs to coat evenly. skewer, fasten a slice of bacon around bowl of fluffy white rice. over modcrntcly hot coals and cooked .slices with brown sugar. sauce over all. Cover and cook over 5. Heat 3 tablespoons of the oil in n each, and place on broiler rack. Set 6 to 8 servings itlowly, turning over several times, about D low heat about 50 min., or until meat 4. Roast, uncovered, at 300 F. about Inrgc, heavy skillet. Add the chicken and under broiler with top of meat about I Vi hrs., or until meat in tender. 1 yA hrs. Haste with pineapple nymp sev- is fender; baste occasionally. Beef and Mushrooms brown evenly on nil sides. Trnnsfer to 5 In. from heat. Broil pnttles about S er ill times during roasting.. - a shallow baking pnn and bake at min.; turn tind broil about 5 min. 5. Remove chops to nOicaled serving Papillotc Stuffed Ham Slices plotter. Pour sauce into a gravy boat 5. Garnish with parsley before serving. 400°F.-about 15 mm., or until chicken , , 16 patties 6 sheet* (14x10 In.) heavy-duty 2 center smoked ham allee«, cut 6 to 8 servings is tender when pierced with a fork. and pasx at tho taMe accompanied by aluminum foil or (taking atxmt Vt InrihWk a bowl of fluffy instant-style mashed 6. Prepare Sauce; keep warm. parchment Whol« clove* v The Master's Pork Chops potatoes. 6 servings 214 lb«. boneI«HM h««r chuck :up« aoft bread cube* Chicken Brazilian 7. Heat remaining 3 tablespoons oil in roaat or flat iron roant, Sauce up dark aeedlea* raUIna 4 large chicken ltreaatM the skillet. Lightly brown the pineapple, 6 loin or rib pork chop«, cut .* ' cut in cube* (about 1 In.) up flrmly packed brown augur l/ cup butter or margarine, about 1 In. thick Sauce . »- ' teaapootui aalt leaapoon dry muatard 4 sweet potatoes, and bananas. Arrange Vi cup flrmly packed brown augar tegNpoon Accent Koftened Vi cup flour :up butter or Margarine, Melted 1 tahleapoon chill powder . with chicken on a heated serving plot- 1 tesapoon aalt - 1 teaapoona dry mint lard :an (20 ox.) iillced pineapple, * M cup fluked coconut ter. Garnish with leaf lettuce, toasted Vt teanpoon Accent .. 1. cup water jned Teggi fork beaten — nut*, -and ~ flaked coconut. Serve with iieef and Mushrooms- Faptitntsis tut intirestlna service Vt teaapoon pepper , " i tableapoonu elder vinegar 1 cup finely chopped parntey Plneapple ayrop 1 cup cataup ' 2 tableapoona grated lemon peel Yi cup fine dry lire ml eruitilxi the sauce. 4 serving' of beef slew arriving at the table for a casual meal. 1 «tftf. Nllghtly beaten - 1 pkg. (3 ox.) cream cheeae Muahroomv, about 12 ox., 1. Put 1- hnm slice into a large baking 6 tableapoona cooking oil 2 tableapoona water 3 lemon allcea Sauce 1 Vi cup* finely crushed crutnba cleaned and quartered or sliced dish. Insert whole cloves around edge Sauce spoon flour and 1 teaspoon curry pow- 1 tablenpoan butter or margarine 4 dlUea pineapple Curried Lamb-Prune Burgers frotnltuttery er«eker« 1 tableapoon bottled brown 2 white onion*, cut In thin wedgea of top ham slice. Set aside. 2 cooked NWrot potatoea, quartered Heat 2 tablespoons cooking oil in n der. Heat until bubbly. Stir in 1 can 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 2. Tosn the hread cubes, raisins, nnd 2'/j )1M. ground Iamb bouquet aauee 1. TOM the meat with a blend of tho 2 Arm bananaa, peeled and cut In saucepan. Add VA cup finely chopped (K oz.) tomato sauce nnd V* cup water, —- 1 cup cnUup 2 onlona, finely chopped seasonings and then with remaining In- a blend of brown sugar and dry mustard half lengthwiae onion and cook 2 min., stirring occa- Continue to stir and bring to boiling; ] '/j cups anlppcd dried prunea 1 clove garlic, minced 1. Mix the brown sugar and dry mus- gredients. Spoon mixture onto the sheets in n Inrge bowl. lirizjJo'with the melted 1. Remove skin and hones from the sionally. Blend in n mixture of 1 table- cook 1 to 2 min. Wi leaHpoonH salt 1, Prepare tho Sauce and set it aside. tard in a saucepan. -Stir in the water, (Continued on papa 18) DINTY MOORE I BELIEVE THOSE FOLKS TO THE RESCUE. MEED A LITTLE HELP A I WISH IKNEWOF fSIGH) SOUTHING I GUESS 1 COULD WE'RE JUST MAKEUP' NOT QUICK THAOT TME KIDS- WOULD REALLY LIKE. IVE GOT JUST THE THING HAVENT I SEEN YOU BETTCK THAN THAT, FORTHE SOMEWHERE BEFORE?/ MAkNILOOKFORMY TT'& A. SPECIAL STEW THUMB PRINT ON I'M SORT OF FAMOUS EVERY CAN. FOR... JOSTTHE THING FOR GROWING,KIDS UKEYOU. IT&FULL OFLEAN, HEARTY BEEF POTATOES, ANDCARROrS WASNTIT? ALL SINWtERED UP L SAY INAR'CHGRAVVT COULD I ITfeAREAL HAVE , RIB-STICKER. nHormel> Nutritious Meals (Continued from j vinegar, nnd a blend of (lie catsup sides). Aboiibolit 1V6 in. from edge of and cream cheese. Add the lemon di-.li, insert the tip of n kpoon about slice-; nnd huMer or margarine. Heat 1 in. into the mixture nnd draw a thoroughly, stirring occasionally. circle. (During baking, center of 2. When ready to use, remove from soudle will form ». "hat.") hcnt and mix in the bottled'brown 4. Ilnkc »t 300°P. 55 lo dO min., or bouquet sauce. Until a knife inserted' halfway bc- Iwccn center and edge of souflle comes out clean. Bacon-Wrapped Dates About 6 servittjjx A nutritious accompaniment to salads and entries. ^ Spicy Apricot Vt aupflrnilypa'i'tu'flbrownmiffar - Vi teaspoon ground cinnamon Tapioca Cream *~- Vi teannaait ground nutmejj 2 einrynikH, Klliclitly heiileti . '/» tciiHpoon uilt 3 cupa milk VI cup orange Juice • Vi cnir<]uick-cookinK tapioca Vi cup water Vi cup nuffar 3 talileapoomi wine vinegar Vi tenupnon Halt 2 ctipM (1 Hi.) pitted date* . 1 tablnnpoon rota* Haeon nlieen, cut hi hnlvca l/i tcaupitoii around cinnamon Vt touupnon uroutul nutni«c 1. Mix brown sugar, spices, nnd salt Vi teNHp Family We«klU,,F»brttary ilt, 1B71 Jhl Itnuliuilly, beating until flulTy. Add (hi and heal thor- X Alternately add'dry ingredients with water, mixing until blended after each addition. Add oats gradually, stirring well. Mix in the raisins. > ' 4. Drop hy tenspoonfuls 2 in. apart onto ungrcascd baling sheets. • . 5. Hake at 330" F. 12 min. Allow .cookies* to cool slightly on nti sheets and then remove to wire rncks to cool. About IS dm. 2-in. cookies Note; For a variation, substitute 1 pky. (6 oz.) \ciuUweet chncolnte pieces for the raising Big-Four Cereal Favorite Choose four of your favorite ready-to-cat cereals; using equal umount-s, measure into A bowl nnd. toss lightly to mix. Put 3 ps milk* 2 to 3 tablespoons' iiiolnwes, nnd 2 ripe hannntu, cut in pieces, into tin electric blender container; blend until smooth. Pour into a chilled pitcher. Chop pemmtti and turn into a serving dish. Serve the pitcher of banana-milk, the howl nf chopped peanuts, and a howl of sugar with the cereal mix- ture for help-yoursclf service. """Canadian-Style Bacon and Peaches 2 llm. Camtriian-iitylo bacon (In one ulcce) Whale cloveH (uhout 10) Orange Spice(l I'cncheH (nee recipe) • Muuturd Sauce (n«e recipe) ' • , 1. Remove casing from the meat nnd place, fat side up, on a ruck in a shallow roasting pan. Stud with cloves. Insert a meat thermometer into hrtcon so tip in slightly beyond center. Roust, uncovered, nt 325°F. about 2 hrs., or until thermometer reg- isters 160°F. 2. Meanwhile, prepare Orange Spiced Peaches. 3. Shortly before meat is roasted, prepare Mustard Sauce. 4. RcmnvcWut from oven; remove thermometer, nnd transfer to a heated serving platter. Serve with the peaches. .Accom- pany with the sauce in n bowl. About tl servings Orange Suited Tenches ' ~~ '/i cup firmly packet) hrown Hiiicar Theeosy-as-piepie. Vi cup red wine vinegar 1 tahlrupcwm grate-d oranjre peel __ (From start to refrigerator In only 12 minutes) 2 talil«H|)(MiiiH orange Juice . • Whoever first said "casy-ns-pie" must have !mtule this ohoJU'a.a -__ X-lettBtiaon .whoIcdavcK - - — g-Jclcciablc-!ioxookiJioI>nIce, no^vjoxkple^Ii stri FnmilU Wtelcly, Fibruary tl.1971 nleacp 1h Youxr r Lnil/^~il «1d 1 tor Loo/^~n k- 1-.ou dt Vecipe?<*«.*<*,««•' by cuttin•g the correct numbers for a \Afhen I was-., a cuke (hey make, and there child, I had an in- is no danger.' When they satiable desire to mix start to use knives, they and stir anything in .should be given dull ones. The many excellent the line of food. But ready-mixed food products my busy mother can teach an enthusiastic laughingly chased "3 reasons why I'm child simple cooking chores, me from the kitchen Since most of the mixes every time I begged glad Hawaiian Punch" require only the addition of milk or water, and perhaps to make a cake, cook- an egg or two, it is easy for ies, or even fudec. Sunshine Orange has a'child to measure the liq- She sold it was ensier for uid, add eggs, and l>eat. Af- her to do it than to have me ter using these mixes; it is "messing around." Had I as much Vitamin C hut a short step to making been a child who gave Up foods in the regular way easily, I might never have , , . nnd a child will have lenrned to cook. as orange juice!" the "feel" of cooking. When my four-year-old Lindn wanted to help me in Raise is nn important the kitchen, I let her do it. "My triplets love Sunshine Orango • part in the home cooking- * At first she could just swish because it's a swootor orango flavor... school technique, and scold- the oiled pastry brush novor bitter find no pulp like orange" ing in something that should around the coke tin or slide juice. It has sovun natural fruit juices. never occur. Any child will the baked cookici from the All that great taste and Vitamin C spill or have nomc unfortu- sheet onto the cooling rnck. too! Perfect!" • nate experiences; but if a But if your small daughters mother wants her child to have never tlbnc what to really like to cook, she must them are mighty Important remefrtber to avoid frequent things, you can't imagine reprimands. the joy that these simple When Linda was aid acts bring! enough to join the Girl . Kieouts, she decided to make tiutting up dales and chocolate cup calces to cam raisins with her little round- her ^iniform^A|most before pointcd scissors w'osTiiirfbr" we knew it, she had several Linda nnd no (rouble to me orders, Saturdays and holi- because I let her start the days I had to stay out of task long before I needed the kitchen, for she spent the fruit. I bought her n most of the day there mitk- IfntB apron—thrrt—ra—mr— ing the cakes, She.luid a_ exact rcplicn ftf-ininc—Hcc recipe that was delicious, ~"fiitKer~diovon hook inihe— -and since,_wc lived .in n wnll under the hook thiit small town mriny people held mine, and it got to he had already tasted samples a ritual when I went into of the enkes and didn't hesi- thd kitchen nnd donned my tate to order them. It apron, that she did the seemed to us we could never I snmcr^H ;mndo; h«r--feel eaf another chocolate cup -grown rup^ond /helpful, -._. The only child's cook-' books I could find - were uniform, and very proud cither too complicated, or she was. Her cooking badge the recipes were buried in was the first one she earned. Hilly "slorics." So Linda and Like everything else in I started our ojyn picture the rearing of our young- oooktSookT " sters, the beginning is im- One rniny dny, for exnm- ly Linda had a cookbook of her (each Linda correctly such sim- , who is started In the right way portant. Once little girls get plc, we mnde a "recipe" for very own. And from tlie pic- ple things as getting all of the bnVfcvv failures and learns with started learning to cook, baked custard by cutting tured recipes sho made' really necessary implements out on ~ surprising ipecd. they arc likely to make out nnd pasting on a sheet creditable mil bread and simple work tables and washing the Shnrp knives and hot stoves rapid strides and to be of paper pictures of cupu, cookies. dishes after she was through. are the two hazards that moih- competent wives nnd moth- bottles of milk, eggs, cus- Some mothers let youngsters Every mother knows her own orn should handle properly. cm when they have homes tnrd cups, baked custnrd it- cook as they wish and hope for cliild'n tempernment, but I know With n pilot light on nn oven, of their own. tclf, tablespoons. Eventual- the best. Hut I preferred to from experience thnt the girl little cooks can turn (ho heat to —1X)UISE PRICE HELL Family Weekly, February 01,1071 (Advertisement) when I planned to retire before fifty this is the business that made it possible a true story by John B. Hailcey Starting with borrowed money, in just, eight years I gained financial security, soId out at a profit and reared. "Not until I was forty did I mnko lip my offered mo exactly whnt I hnd boon frculvnnd clonn. One Durnclonn Special- mimTthlit I wnw going to rotlro boforo looking for. ' ist recently signod n contract for ovor ton yonro hud pnaaed. 1 know I couldn't "I could fltnrt for n nmnll nmouni— $40,000 n yonr for just ono Ifotol. do it on n linlnry, no mnttor how good. li littlo ovor n thoumind dollnni—nnd "Well, thnt's the buninoHS I wnn nbla I know I couldn't do it working for thnt nmount I could horrow. I could to ntnrt for u little ovor a thousand dol- others. It WUH perfectly obviouii to mo work it mi a ona-mitn huiiinoiui while got- lnra, Thnt'ii the buamoiia I built up ovor that I hnd to iitnrt a bufrinomi of my own. tinK n ntnrt. No unlnnwrto pny. I could n period of oight yonra. And, that's tho But that poood n problom. Whnt kind of opornto from my homo. No omco omhop buninofiH I sold outntnnubatnntinl profit buBindflii? Mottt of my-monoy wan tiod rent or'Othor overhand. For trntuiportn- before I W«H fifty." up. Temporarily I wnn broke. But, when tion I could ufio tho trunk of my fnmily Would you like to tnsto tho freedom I found tho buamomi I wanted, I wnn iiblo cnr. (I bought tho truck Inter, out of and independence onjoyod by Mr. to-atnrt'it pn a little ovor n thounnnd profit!).) But, hefit of nil, thuro wnn no Hnikoy? You cnn. Let us sond you the dollnrit of borrowod monoy. ceiling on my enrninifn. 1 could build n facts. Mnil the coupon, nnd you'll re-- "To pyramid thin investment into ro- huninoiin ml big nit my nmbition und on- ceivo nil tho dotuila, nbaolutely without tiremont in loan than ten yoars noomn orgy dictntod. I could put on nn ninny obligationgation. No anloiimun will ovor cncnlul on like magic, but in bay opinion nriy mnn mon nn I nooded to cover nny volume. you. Wlion you rocoivo our illuatrated in good health who has tho on mo nmbi- I could mnko n profit on.ovory man booklet, you'll lenrri how wo ahow you . tion and drive that motivated mo, could working for mo. And, I could build this STEP BY STEP how to got customers;" achieve ouch a goal. Let mo give you n littlo by little, or IIH fnut nil I wished. nnd how to have your customers Rot little hintory. "So, I Btnrted. I took the wonderful you more customers from thoir recom- "I finished high school at tho ago of 18 training furnUihod by tho compnny. mendations. and got a job ay u shipping clork. My Wlxon I was rondy I followed tho simple With no obligation, we'll mnil you a next job was butchoring at a plant that plan outlined in tho training. During the 24-pago brochuro explaining the busi- processed bonoloaa hoof. Couldn't 1100 first period I did nil tho Horvico work ness. Then you, and you nlono, in the much futuro there. Noxt, I got a job as- myself. By doing it myBolf,J could mnko privacy of your homo, can decide. Don't a Greyhound Bus Drivor. The monoy much more por hour than I hnd ovor dolny. Got tho facts beforo your location was good. Tho work was ploniinnt, but mado on a anlnry. Lntor, I would hire is tnkon by someono clae. Mail the I couldn't BOO it as loading to rotiremont. mon, trnin thorn, pny thorn woll, nnd coupon, now. still mnko nn hourly profit on their Ximo Finally I took tho plunge and wont into DURACLEAN INTERNATIONAL business for mysolf. , j thnt mitdo my idoa of rotiromont possiblo —I hnd joined tho country club nnd now 1-9B2 Duraclean BldgM Doerfleld, III. 60015 . "I mnnagod to raise enough monoy I could piny golf whonovor I winhod, with my savings to invent in a combina- tion motel, rostaurant, grocory, and nor- "Whnt in this won- vico station. It didn't tnko long to got dorful businoaB? It'n , . In ordor to koop thnt Durnclonn. And, whnt Duraeloqri lfoand-JLwprkod in Durnclonn? It's nn from down to impT seven dnyo n wook. Putting in nil thoao procoaaYor clilp hours didn't mntch my idon of indepen- holstor<>d fumituro, rugtt, dence nnd it gnvo mo no timo for my und. tii£kod down cur- favorito sport—golf! Finnlly wo both pets; It not only donna ngveed thnt I should look for somothing but it enlivona nnd olse. sparkjos up tho colors. "I found it. Nbt'right'*wny. I invos- It does not wear down DURACLEAN INTERNATIONAL tlgntod a lot of buainoasofl offered us tho fiber' or drivo part of tho dirt into 1-9B2 Durmclwn Building franchises. I folt-tlint 4^wnntod ; tho tho bnse of tho rug ns mnchino scrub- D«ertl»ld, Illinois 60015 (piidanco of nn oxporioncoa1 compuny— bing of carpeting does. Instond it lifts WITHOUT OBLIGATION mil| UlUr ind 24-pm Hint- out tho dirt by lYlcnna of nn absorbent I Ifiltd booklet tupUlnlnv how I cm \nattim my Income wanted to have tho benefit of tho plnnti S IIM) family ucuilly wtth • OlKKlun Otalttthlp. No that had brought uuccosfl to othors, plus dry foam. lUl1dCll tho benefit of running my own businoaB "Furniture dealers and dopnrtmont under an established namo thnt hnd stores refer thoir customers to tho Dura- national recognition* clean Specialist. Insurance mon any "Most of tho frnnchlnos offered wore Duraclean can snvo them monoy on fire too costly for mo.. Temporarily all my claims. Hotels, motels, apocinlty shops capital was frozen in the motel. But 1 and big stores make annual contracts found that the Duraclenn franchise for keeping their carpeU and furniture THOSE HORRID catalog of AGE SI TALL BIG MEN Son Lewi* flryanl't end Una lino of apparel -mmio exclusively for TALL and PIG men by Hid slls spoclallti, L»nA Bryant. *WoaUw.r«d brown spot* Got innrs choices in YOUR ilia ,.. on tlwi «urfnno of ymir slilfti with ilnovflj lo 3B", nocki la luiiulawnd r«c<> tail Out world you'ro IB Vj", cut extra lull (or his man and Rnltliitf old — porluHwt Ixiforo you fiittra Innff lor (all men. Plus ilacfat wllh wmlly Hr«. Kmlu Uu>m nwny Innjjor Iniesmi anil hlglinr rite. Slinos 1CUOTKRICA, th«t ntnllcntixl omnni 10 lo 1G. Widths la CCC. Jackals ami tlint brcnkrt Uji IUHMKM of plKinnnt on SWM)8IS wltli lonufir h ml I oi, [|>ofUwn.ir, socks, (lot, bollt, pjjanui, otc, All at - the «kln, liolpH nmko linnda look compolitivoly low prices anil you may wblUt Null yoiing ngt\\n, Hrjunlly nf- ' charge your [iiircliatos. Porfuct (II foctivo on Uia facts »vook mid nniin. ciuf.inlood or your money rolunJml. Not 11 «iv nffor for llmllMl limn only. Avnll- What You Should nbln nt your fnvoriUi dniK or tttWnlxy Do This If About Auto FALSE TEETH plMtmnttUrroundlnK«T UNIVERSAL your face? Mot*I School* trains you »t€hom« ll looka llkn tlio fnen of a vguna as Motal Manage rt, Clarki. Hpiif.- wapars, HDIIMUI and Offer* R*a> wrtninn I OMGU know, .'nann n()<> dent Training »t MIAMI BEACH, • . . Shn roilld rnnd my Innnrmnct 'LA. or LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. Ajja lhoimlil* • • • Mny I hold v»ur > barrier—maturity an at tat. For *EE Information mall coupon hnnd? Oh 11 romnmlinr thnnn nolt dayt Ateadltarf Mambtr H.H.S.C. APPHOVBD VOB VmtRAHl touch nin with ihn nnflnnns of dtilinntn, acnittnd vnlvnt'r. . \\OVJ lon{) KDB It bnon? Thn ynatti rush UNIVERSAL MOTEL SCHOOLS, DaptJNM nwlltlv tiy • • • vofl nlmnat nmbnr- 1M1 N,W. 7 Stfaaf, Miami, FU, 33135 I rnr.o inn with your youth . . . with vour ngrtlnnn (jlow of rndlont hnfliity. How do you ntny no voitng? WlinI la your uncrnl? No. Plnnoti don't tttll. For mn, It'o (inoi)(jh (hut you urn whnt you nni ... my lowtily ()lrl of ytinlnrvMnr i llll d —BACKACHE^ Know Aching Muscles aven tarnnorarlly, until the cauii it claarad iin. Vnr palllatlua. o tamporary, nalnrallef IryOaWlit' Pill*. Fammu Inr ov«r (to vakr By FAYE HENLE n*Wltt'Bl>ill(nontalnanaiialuatl diuretic to haiD«llmlnata retaine fliildnUiui flutiilnif out Ifritaliii n policy period has finally expired. pain cauilntt tilatTriar wattaa. in your or someone else's car, or when struck DaWltt'a Pill* alfn luccaw Renewals anil Cancellations! Mow certain ' by a cur while walking. Quests riding in your whan othara fall. If pain partial v y always sa* your doctor. Inalal o S.nil til for full 30-ifav aupply. You arc yon that your insurer will continue your car would IIIKO be covered. .. mini lia lUllQtilail or V""' oitmay automobile coverage after your present policy You should also be insured against unin- J liach tidimplly anil wllhnul quaailun. expires? Or even until it docs? It is a (act that sured motorists. In some slates, it is the law -DeWitf s Pills liny*' C.iamm tla CnCa Oo|>1 FW7 some people nre being turned down at renewal for companies to offer Ibis protection; and it flli7 W Clilcnun Aua time or. prematurely cancelled. Sometimes should not, add'more than n fewdollars a year FIX BROKEN Cltir.itu']. 'I' 10010 ihey nre being turned down for Rood reasons,, to the cost of your policy. And you should such as a poor accident record. But others arc liavc comprehensive-insurance. If you hnvc DENTURES uiiiietimcs turned_downf simply for what seem this kind of insurance and your car is struck At home m minutes Ammlna t\ew Qulk-I-*U ttuet broken to be wliims—bccniiKe' they live in areas _ and damaged by a tree, for example, or some pUtea, (ilia in tlia cracbi and replace where theft find vandalism rut) riot or hc- falling object during a storm, you will be re- teeth like new. Pail I K*(y to tia«1 No ciiuse Ihey arc divorced or because they imbursed for damage. It also covers fire and il tl dd nlllfPlf chunpc jobs frequently. theft (Itiningc, Finally, you should have scpa1- A financial-responsibility law rules in nil rate collision coverage, a type of coverage —Mules.—HuiL-iHCtins n person involved in an usually offered with a deductible-clnusc. It automobile accident is required to furnish could pay off fiTview orToUuyVHlgh^aiito~- proof of financial responsibility up 1o certain repair costs. Good newsiorpeople— minimum dollar amounts. In New York, Massachusetts, and North Carolina, automo- #\re coin panics refusing to renew policies hile-liahility insurance is compulsory. The 1 or to sell new uutomobile insurance? It has who hate enemas existence of these Inws, plus the ever-present been happening, chiefly because companies The day of Iho oUI-fnshlonnd onrimfi bao isounr. Acronn iho coiJnlry. honpitnlr. ORECNLAND STUDIOS, 4S44 Oraanlsnd Dldg.. Miami, FU. 330M Family Wiek!ut Ftlruurv tl, 1071 The World of Johnny Cash 20 All-Time Great Recording! One Man Band Creeplri' Heavy Church Love The One You're With Sit Yourself Down Cherokee Black Maglc.Woman Oy Coma Va El Nlcoya U27O I7S6U 179291 . 176911 only $286 SAVE ALMOST 5O% ON RECORDS .Vni'lHpi art oS regular Clulf |irlm AS A MEMBER OF THE COLUMBIA RECORD CLUB You olmply agroo to buy as fow ao ton rocords during tho coming two yoars VE8, IT'S TRUE — If you Join tho Col urn bin Roc- RECORDS SENT ON CREDIT. Upon onrollmant, • ord Club rloht now, you "mny hnvo your cholco of tho Club will opon a chargu nccounl In your ANY 14 of tho&a rocordu for only S2.D0. Think of nnmo ... you pny for your rocordo only nftor you ' III Fourtoon hit albums all youra for loon Ihnn tho hnvo received thorn. Thoy will bo motlod and prlco o( onol And nil you hnvo to do la noroo to hlllod to you nl tho rogular Club prlco of $4.0(1 buy no fow no tan recordn (at tho regular Club (Crtiulpal nnd occnnlonnl npoclnl nlbumo aomo- prlco) during tho coming two yonrn. whnq^ghor), plus a mnlllng~ UV UAIN MUSICAL INTEHEST IS (chock one only): G C»*y LUUnlrvg • Today'*, Sound* • Country Iroadway ft Hollywood Q CIOMICHI MUVSHfMiUN Da you haw • UUphotwT (ohaek on*) Q VK« AfO/fPO «Jdr«(M*i; urtli lor ip*nUI agtr 'GIANT LEARN TAX PREPARATION EARN $500 AT HOME WITH and MORE for your FLOWERING Club or Church group, EARN UP TO in ONE WEEK or LESS! !><• 11 Ihli litumliful Gold DM IVaylnu Hundt. pun in muaulflcont Hift folder which liicliuluk ft 10A4 U.S. COIN SKT. 190/, wan the lant year ailvnr cnijia wtirv niNlUnJ mivelopc1 Cuniplol? fuinl \iii«hiu kit ., Tor uvery worker Uiclutlci. record kerplotl minted, Thvuc Brilliant Uncir- envelop.), free fund rtiWoiuduu. IS puns und 700 culated Svta' ih'pJiintic holders folders in cniivonlunl c.irrjfiii|i cunti. PER MONTH make fine -f/ifta, tout will I'M- 00 ereane in value., $2.9G each vj)d. KEEP. SOt ON EVERY St. SALE! HwVi v<*"' oppo/lunltv W •* fMlaikl IrMDfn* IM |w*|it'*ilon htcluitcH cutalof). Robert Ihirrin, Pay nothing until oftor ynu noil pens. Uoiurii any IILOCK, Amiriit'i rtrc^r De.pt. FW-2, P. O, Rox 20.17, P-sim IIDI »old for full rnfund. Make nt much ui. Mfvlea. Join ih> (tnlil of IIIC PHOTO CREDITS -~~H~you=ortler-hy Home Dinh Cowan Law Payna, Olob. Plioloi. •l»ao» 3i Wills World. C I o t It ii to Parj" BAPi Family Sarvk* Ann. of mine group Arnarico, ' ' Susan Paine fundu! Enrn Poo*' 32/231 H. Armilrono Robarli, $40 to $120 nml more. On orders says: of 100, 200 or IlOO, Bet extra homiHeii, Teflon fry pann a« usc ullnw up lo four weeks for delivery prizL'ii. 40 tluyiia'Cflit for jrronpH •vncini yoyuu ordeunitir uliy maiiiiiinl froiiuilml Fnmili niiniy Weeklyweekly,. \, , Fnmilv Weekly's nil1, tire pi need by rcniiluble companicti, only. For n immple nnd fnnd- "Tt, Die ire ins and copy urc checked for relinbility. ' •, ( l'fiminK ileUilH, write: Southern YVel, uniiilcnlionnl dclnys occiw, |)eciiii\c ihousiiiuls of orders 1 Klftvorintir, Hox BA-200, Red- ~nTiij*"i.unitrin tin ounlirr advertiserlnti//>rlicr*rcs frjiMfromi nill mn*rovui llii* , free uvlnii on tiny, country. We nt Family Weekly wmit io n'ssist you as ford, Va. 24G2.'1. 5.... forewill ncluJiTli v nond Von, (roL, . .lilt ind bad/ modal much us possihtc when llicsc infrcf]iieni ilcliiys occur; so If toldoin Man coins from Turhov, 3pain, Ntw mict ill ittodili they cln, jiut send me a. cnrtl or Idler. I'll inimcdiatcty ' Austria!, Flnlontl und ^omnlln. Jur.t to •n io tiny ind Mtjleon' look info ii." Write: uflt ynurtinmo lor our m:illlnu list, d you lwrr Unit An(f wo'll InCludo our ulu (rim tntnlog ntv*tv*r iiiir. // vrailuet* IIDUC SuBnn I'ainu, family Weekly rri, untfr /rot,, m> ntMif nt) rili" fiJl Kpxinjftoti AvfiiiK- * hick luirinltt. OrJ.f du.d ind » todiy far frti ctUloi ami bwkUt. f New Yorb,>r.Y. 10022 Littleton Stimp A Coin Co., Inc. D»l. D-tAO , Ban lW. Iliuilwt. T Donl- QT-4, Llttlolon, N.ll. 036(il IFYOU Lose Your Fet By FELICIA AMES Huge crayoned posters arc nailed to trees along the suburban parkway announcing that The ordinary "Sammy,, a beloved member of the fam- poundvs. the extra-ordinary ily, has disappeared pound. ... sorely missed ... reward.*' Sammy is a German shep- herd. He has never strayed Always .check such booby before. His young master is traps thoroughly. desolate. What can he do to Before you have to go get him back? - through tho peculiar anguish Hcsides the pouters—a of losing a "beloved mem- good idea because children ber of the family," see if lire excellent pet finders— you have do no all you can :hcrc arc other steps to be to prevent it AlLUogJLRlui taken immediately. In fact, short-haired cats (long-hair- the sooner you start the bet- ed -ones can't wear collars _ ter. Don't nouHuh the fan- comfortably) should be tasy that dogs or cats nl- tagged with your name, ad- ways find their wny' homo. dress, phono number, and Some do and some don't. It "Reward." Don't include the is estimated thnt ajtout half pet's name. If your pot has of all pets reported lost are been stolen, (ho thief might never recovered. Your best uso this name to make' chances of recovering your Tho ordinary pound has 4 sticks. friends. Tho Mirqelo Brand pound han 6. Tho pet are during the first 48 two oxtra nllcka will nproad 36 oxtra DIICOD of hours. loan!. That'a.what whipping dooo lor i IX.cep your dog in a fenced •»• And whipping aloo makoa Miraclo Brand yard or on Icash at all times. CJall on tho police, espe- Margarlno oxtra light, oxlra dolicalo and Leash laws were not dream- cially, tf your'pet is a pedi- oxlra aproadablo. Taoto tho delicious dlf- ed up for your Inconveni- greed animal. Dog- and cat- (oronco. Tho Miraclo Brand poun ence but for your protec- napping ar prevalent in From Kralt. tion. If your cat U allowed * some areas. Also report outdoors, keep on eye .on your loss to the local hu* him, and always call him in mime-societies, giving them before dark, Have your cat pictures of your pet. Advcr- spayed or neutered. It will v.iisc-in thc:-IoL'al-papcrrttnd . not only not wander as throw*away. Enlist tho mnil- much, but it will live twice man, newsboy, milkmnn— as long. anyone who comes to your The most effective and homo regularly and knows modern way to safeguard the pet. your pet is by tattooing it your radio -station- with an identification num- ber. More and more SPCAs und veterinarians are pro- • American Humane Associa- rykl ing tattooing setvlcca-iot tion's "Pet Patrol" program. berth' ~d£gS' Und ^tattrfflinlr^ If you pet is gone for more the numbers with a national than a day or two, widen registry. The operation is the search to nearby towns. painless and permanent. One It is astonishing how far a veterinarian In Texas, whose dog or cat can travel. One black cat, Faux Pas, had a authority has estimated that when the sap begins to rise. If other dog foods. It is nlso n good A lost cat presents some prob- tendency to roam, mono- a cat can cover us much as your dog has been lost on an idea to organize a search party, ' lems that a lost dog does not. grammed his pet as only a 37 miles a day! .„_. ouling, leave a familiar blanket including another dog or two. If K/ Cats love small, enclosed spaces. doctor could—^y changing More pets nre lost Jn the or garment near the spot where your dog is trapped or has'in- A cat that Is thought to have the color of some of its -.spring than any other time_ he was ln.it seen, and ho may jurcd himself, the other dogs strayed hus sometimes merely black hair. ^ of yenr. Even an old dog - come back .to stand guard. 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For tells mother and father they're clear-eyed opinions on what a raising me wrong. - grandmother really is, here is a • My grandmother is a very old selection of views fromtfnow book! lady. Long long ago she was some- of opinions handed down by adored thing like me. (and ndoring) grandchildren. • My grandmother gives me candy • There is nothing like a grand- or money. My other grandmother mother: she lets you put your vege- is just the snmc only, she gives me tables back in the pot when your meatballs or ice cream. - mother isn't looking. • Whnt is a grandmother? When I send her n letter she doesn't just T CGA/ ewy1 IS send hack another letter. She puts something like a dollar bill or a Louts you. hankcrchicf in it. O y.oT BuT^o • A grandmother Js a lady with pnst-experience. . fie GODO. • Grandmothers play with you whether they are busy or itot. 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How has Grand- you. ma's image survived intact through • A grandmother comes to foot- the ages? Is she nil-wise and all- ball games and cheers when she seeing, or is she the only one who doesn't know what's happening. truly relates to youth? 'D_pes she still offer an ample fop swd apple • A grandmother is someone who pie, or is she more swinging? Tor tells mother and father they're clear-eyed opinions on what a raising me wrong. grandmother really is, here is a • My grandmother is, a very old selection of views from a new book lady. Long long ago she was some- of opinions handed down by adored thing like me. (and adoring) grandchildren. • My grnndmother gives me candy • There is nothing like a grand- or money. My other grandmother mother: she lets you put your vege- is just the same only she gives me tables back in the pot when your meatballs or ice cream. mother.isn't looking. • What is a grandmother? When I send her a letter she doesn't just send back another letter. 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At IS she won mi nmnteur like her any more. • dance contest that changed lier life*. , ' Almost 63 years old but ulllt nllrnc- Winning the contest landed he"r~u $25-. live arid smartly dressed, Joan* flowed a-weck job In a Chicago night spot. into the posh rtJstnurnnt ns if she were This led to a job ns a chorus girl in I lie Queen of England. Waiters and the Detroit, then to a chorus line in I*Jcw mail re d' lined up to welcome her. Be- York, to an MGM contract. Joan now . . . Joan then A fore we were settled in the dining room ~ Joan hnd received nn award as one of When Lucille "LcSueur—renamed "The Ten Outstanding Women in Busi- Jonn Crawford because the studio de- trnvc(cd executives; yet she will star In ness," nnd nlie apologized for delaying cided her real nnme didn't "sound n picture or tv show whenever the lunch. Then she glided to her table— right"—came to Hollywood, studios right opportunity presents itself. wliere the wnlter had already liecn spent lime nnd energy grooming their In spite of that fact that Joan resented briefed by her sccretnry on what Hhe new talent. Of nil the newcomers, Joan her itnvfr^noihcr's demnnds for totnl wanted to ca^nnd drink—but through- wns most eager to absorb knowledge. er nctrcsscs nbout bow to curlsy, when ol>ci(ieirfce\he raised her four adopted out the meal a constant stream of peo- Joan's other enrly lessons in sophis- to talk, whnt to mly. "Your wife in the children—Oiristina,^'Christopher, nnd 'pic slopped by to kiss and be kissed, ticated behavior came from her father- only one who wns ever THAT con- tlV iwW, fcnthy nnd 6ynihin—with hug and be hugged. in-law, Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. (She cerned," her late husband Alfred Stec^i Rtricr-dirtipnne. She tried to compen- Joan bad brought with her the at- had married Doug, Jr, dcnpllc his par- wns told. "That's because she wants to sate for this, however, with fove. mosphere of Old Hollywood—the dnys ents' objections.) "When we nlc at hi perfect," he said. • Joan's chitdren didn't nlwnys appre- when stars were stnrs, the embodiment Pickfair, tlierc were so many wine glasses ciate their mother's efforts.- "They of glamour, grooming, nntl impeccable nnd dishes nnd pieces of silverware iJonn's first marriage lasted four loathed me for n while," she frnnkly manners. lined up in front of my place, I didn't years. It was followed by marriage* to ndmits. ^'It wau1d.,.hnvc been simple to "It's nil part of trntning nnd disci- know which to use. So I followed Doug, nctor Prandial Tone nnd to Phillip Ter- give in, but I didn't. Children need love. plining yourself," Jonn told me. "I've Sr.'s lend. It wasn't until he burst out ry. When she married Stcclc in 1955, Ilul they niso need guidance or they always felt it important to work al be- laughing one day that I found out be slic decided that from then on, her act- will have no nims'nor purpose in life." ing a star and to live up to the rcspon- • hnd used the dessert fork for his shrimp ing career was to be subordinated to her When" We left "21," 1 couldn't help sihility it entails." Much of this altitude— - .^.cocktail just to watch me cony him." responsibilities as Mrs. Sicclp, When her overhearing one of the waiters rumnrk: may stcln* from her own cxpcrlencc^-in, Yearn Inter! when she was presented hushnnd riicdjn 19.10, Joan became n "Whnt n woman! They just don't nwkc coming up the hurd.wny. She wn» born to the Queen of Ilnginnd, she war; more board member of his companies. Todny them like her any more." Lucille LeSucur in San Antonio, Texas, concerned than any of the other young- she is one of *lhc busiest nnd most- —PEEK J. OPPENHEIMElt thnn three da/en firms arc experiment- a house on Ihe wntcr called "Spitbend." ing with a. four-day, 40-hour week. The It is said to be the lively spirit of a' bonus of a tlircc-dny weekend incurs no young French girl who'd been kepi loss of nn employe's pay. According What in the World! to n new hook edited by Riva Poor, entitled ^*4 Dnys, 40 Hours," most M««l Barnle Btrdlaac New octrees nfler my parents divorced. My mo I her workers, like the new plan. Pro-nnd- Angel Tompkins (who plnys the sexy died when I wns 14, nnd I changed my con comments': "-I hnve more time to other •womnir"iir~**I Love My Wifc")__ name.to Angel an a tribute to her. I spend with my family"; "I get borne talked recently about her nnme nnd hnd nil the records nt school chnnged." too late to have supper wilh my fam- How do people renct to the name? ily." One economist is convinced the "Most executives get flustered and sny, whole ideo^-will lead eventually to a 'I can't call you tbnt.' Some women three-dny work week of 12W hours_a^ Sftithead nsk, 'Are you really?' I tell them, 'There day. In fnct, one life insurance com- ' and ghoif nrc two kinds, and I'm n tittle of both.' " pany in SyrnciiBc is already experiment- Angel's idens on marringe nre quite dif- inn w'(b sucn n schedule, as is n com- ferent from I hose brought out in Ihe puter service in Indianapolis nnd n Angeh filth. "Marriage in a one-to-one com- harpsichord firm in Boston. "A liHlo of both" .milmcnt. It's sharing, consoling, devel- oping." Having just broken up n three- Ghost Story Bermuda It us a history year relationship, the is not interested of resident ghosts dating bnclc to the in romance now. But watch out for fttth century, when the island wan iin- 1972: "ItMnk I ATay be ready for i nimbi ted. Sailors avoided the reefs be- mnrrlnge then." "~ cnuxc "evil spirits live there." Then a captive in Ihe cellar by a'privatuer. She Spanish explorer named Juan dc Ber- now confines her pranks to causing odd Thank God It's Thursday? There Is mudez—who gave the place ils nnme shadows nnd move'm'ents from boats her own altitudes about wives nnd hus- a trend underway in the U.S. toward •—landed, but took off in n hurry be- moored In utterly cnlm wntcrs. Among bands. Born Angellne Bemico Slrom- n new kind of weekly working' sched- cause of the "devilish" thrill noises In those who have sworn they "felt her bcrg, she was called Bernice in high ule. It may have started with the an- the hill*.—(Thertf-wa*—indeed-high-- .-,,-presence—hi-Urhkh writer Noel Cow- pitched sounds, but they proved .to be ard^Me felt It strongly enough to be school. "Actually, it was Dcrnle BlrU- nouncement by vurlouft labor union*' 1 tegs," Angel recall*, "because 1 wni that they will seek a four-tiny, 32-hour the squeal of wild pigs.) One ghost inspired to write his * famous ploy, very iklnny. 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