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JQilO. At.LG US)J(ElJCER_ connlrii's nro going tQ.rccoGni7o Utc world wo’tl communiohto TImeB>NewB Editor ncdChlhn.lt’sUicrc.U’soncof wUh precious few.” POCATELLO — no(Jo«nltlbn tlio blRgcst fcountrles In the DurlnR th e e x c lu siv e in- of Red Cl)ina by Uio United world. It ims n tliird of the tcrviow. Senator awrch was ^ U s is Inovitablo and would people in Die world. . . nskod for his opinions on tlw bio 0 realisUc stop for this notion Lot’s be fchh.stic, I Uiink o U f Pt'esldent NLx'oa% .sponsored to tJikc, Son. Frnnk Qnupch «nld attitude and foreign policy has crime bills ond Uio.tumdown of in- on oxclusivo interview .suffered /ronn lock of renUsm. the President’s pence proposals •Prldaj^.ev^nirfg:----- ^------TI>0-GanadianB-ar»^ur-friondi8, •• by North Vti Tlic Senator was in Pocotcllo wo know tlmt. Tlielr basic In- On crimo: to sponk flt n dinner sponsored tereflt Is identical to our own. "I ll'ink those m easures were by the Idaho Environmental We luivc no better friends In the necessary in the main. I believe Council honorin({ Cccll Andrus. world than the Conadlons. them to be Hood- . iidldarft^or- ■ .-Wcall k^owj^ow aorlous.thts govfemor. us sometliing," Senator Clmrch crime pt'oblemlioa tiecomFanT His views on Red Chino were said. He continued: tljis is an issue that doesn't expressed during his discu^ioh • i Uiink the time will c o m e ' separaU DemocroU from of a question put to him by this whon the Unllwl States will RoRUbHcnns or nopubllcnni ’^ Timea-News wrltw concerning ______have rclollonj with______Rod____ Chinn____ from Demi^oU. I hope thm ,JillJhought4..rclatlvcno-ncd3isni33v

Canada. naturnl for ai to mnlntain properly Kjuip tho pollco lorcos “This recognition of Red rclollona with all ijovernments. In our cities and our.aUitB police P)ina lias been aniicipated for We do that wheUier wo approve foroo» o(- tho country, that wo sometime," the Senator said. o( Uie uovernment or dlsap- will continue Ui make proaress “ Negotiations hove gone on in prove o( it. If' wo only main-- ^on the crim e problem." ■Sweden for Uie past 20 months. tained rclalion a w ith th ose , On iMOee proposal: inevitable. Other ^'ovemmonls wo npprovod la “I cjtpcclod the North Viet « reacUon.Umaybetlu)taficr20 E m p h a S lS years of;wnr the WHemeftBrtho— ------= ------RUflpicion «nd tho hatred Is.ao SEN; nUMCXHURCIUriyei home g United Front, great that there is no formula dhtner honoring Cecil Andrwi In PoeateUo FrWay ev e S S fr la that wo can agree upon ond tlmt exclusive Interview with the Ttni«hNew«, the Senatev em retsed there Is no bnxls for n negotiated hli vlewfuon miHEntttoa e( Red Chins by Can»d«».. tb« peace (hal tluiy'wbilld'ucccpt or Preside^** bmk laTthi* O itnM i l^thtr PtmkW r AhdrusBacked thut wo ^would find acceptable. p«^e« pr«|Mulf^ Ndrih;.Vleiil«^ ^ • ’ ByO A (G U S)K ELK ER Democratic ticket In hfs^llfe but Times-News Editor w**® supporUng POCATELLO _ Sen. Prank' Arolrus because o( his con- Church has called for tho. , election: of-OjcU Andrus as Amoiw other speakers wore ihol»isoranrocitbociiii5cpii^‘= ^ ^ ''? 5 f^ ^ united political fronf must le servallon roprismtinrv^ formed to aRreo on a common Gorald Joyno, pres dent of tta course of action to save the Waho Environmental .Council, White Clouds from opeii-pit S' J™!'/"' »' Contcmpiation... fnlnjng. Pocatello. Senator Church was

iUllGirr SUN, blue sides and golden leaves • JivlaUon In the p atu m nl nippy n W a and m ild S r f ' F l J l d a ^ X e ^ " .'° * '' ~nukr~oQtiimn~Bfienioaiu~plcaunt'aod'thi8 spon.sored by tho Idalu E n- Iii liis hard hlttin# address young man choce to spend some time In Twin Vlronmontal Council- and " Senator ChSrch said that An^ ^ Falls City Park hiitklnK to tlie luo. WUh litUe enjoy belofi outdoor. ( UPI) honoring Andrus. Idahb's senior drus jvould :*‘put the public ------T““ Senator said united' support of interest above any private ------thc-^statelsj^CongccssionaL4ntcrcatT-not-onIy-in-lhe-Wblt’ delegation has been achieved Clouds, but throughout Idaho.' but that support from the "To permit open-plt mining In ear prcflont.._govcrnor "has been ..th e WlUte, Clpuds would b e-to lacking.” demonstrate how lowly .we- An overflow crowd attond.od value tho quality of our en* the 115 u plate banquet which vironment. Y«rt day after day . .also, saw 'Jaok- Hemingway, we Iwar all kinds of improbable Kctchum, nortmvest field editor arguments advanced on behalf for Field and Str^m and state of such a mine. ■ chairm an T ir tho Con^ , . By BONNIE BAIRD J0N E 9- said, •■but it seems-campus- or m- the uowntown- servationi.ts for^ S . K mtaSg to“ com m ittee. Tlmes>NewaSUff Writer there are two separate mo. Inadequate fac litics supported Many librnry patrons fnTSvfn speakers. He. called for tho of combining .College of • by tijc ■ same taxpayers when • wc “alls Falls aroaro retiredretired Dorsonspersons who who election election of of the the Democratic Democratic much of which wlU be taken out Southern Idaho and Twin Falls coqld'hove one ' outstanding walk to the library and thus candidate '‘bee«uso ho un­ of the slate, iji strangely to bo preferred to the perpetual public library facilities into one ' library program by combining would be. homporea • by one derstands .ccmservntlon." large library were advanced funds and fpcillties.” located north of tho city. College Henrdngway, son of tho late return to Idaho, were we to It’s T h is W a y ... preserve this magnlflcont Poeatello. Prinelpa^ speaker nl th« gatfieriBi today...... by Mayor -Frank Feldt- - w„ „„i,i tu« students might bo hampered by Ernest Hemingway, said that mountain range for recreatloii CECIL ANDRUS, DemocraUc candidate fer w u Sen. PVank Chnreb H w is speOMwed by |U . man. loc"affiarX Sen‘?ti.ll'lS use," Senator Church said. • Ooveroor of Idaho, whispers something In hlK Xd»bo EnvlrenmenUI C e ^ and abetU m i;i don’t know that it would Uirsting at the scam s and more h?nnpiiiihrt\rvn»:!h>»rflii«D<» i * ...... wlfeV ear dttri^ a dinner Ifl his honor at paid. ■ pUte to attend...... Andrus spoke only briefly at bulldhw space i.ne«lod. ^ ^ “ G oorfm g' ■ 0 tho dinner but a t a prior p ress , "When you have a good and panded ■ regional library conference he yros critical of tlio ambitious person in charge of a .program cduld moot the needs. f Z i f l O suit filed agalhfll Amalgamated facility there is 'bound to be At the ppcsent tUne, he said, ■ \ixon Plugs Ticket Sugar Cg., In Twin Falls on growth,growth' and I think this is what there appears to be good , charges of■ polluipollution. MNCASTER, Pa'. (Urt) presidential party walked from minority today aiy) It is » t is happening to our library. We cooperation'; between CSI and "Ul's treat all the people of Nlxon’respon« to a Air Force One to a hangar going to be a majority In the have had good librarians now tho city librprians. Wounded Idaho equally.,:’ And™ said In n,|„orTOck-throwlnifS¥Uodo where NIiioK spoke and de- future. i . r . ^ and in Uie past and we have There aro'ftomfr &00 students QOODINO — A yoim g response to a quesUon on he u(„cenity ch.;nlini) by dared '‘that the war in "P™' "T" .'about...... roaclvod capacity in our atthocollegowhoUveoutiildoof “ ■ ------Qooding- git ilrl who w a s o c subject. .' Tim, suit w m fl^ed „ „ „ trip Vietnam is coming to an end." with yoiir vote on E 3^ ep Day pi'csont, facilities," the mayov tho dty of t«hi Falla who have cidentally sliot in the chestheat .against Amalgamoted. Why .s.tu^ y by asking Americans ------, said. • never been charged for llferary_Saturday___ ailetn o o n — waswa»— wasfl'l-Hi-iilm il»r;^t-^tled--i5-js3Sr his antagonlsta wiUi came out of the crowd'and you VMW U right." 7 -FBtthman sold no has not services at the T\^_ bIoUs reported in ‘.‘guarded con con- - n.K.inngalnat.1 Slmplot?.liimniM?" a Repibilcan voto in Novem-^ landed harmlejjy on the At Tet«rbor«, N. J .. the como-uiv-witK-a-aolutlon to th e -4HibUclJbl9lrv aiifaougktbare is.. dlUonl—Saturdiay-ijnreaing^ a t berr-'-r- ninwiV-.-NeM wa»- clow problen^ of where a library a $13 annual teb'for out of city Magic. rValley i-^Menurial The fitone throwing oceurred Nl«on-»ho wehMngly did not the a u d l^ .hy « should Im located - on the CSI re^dents, he said, • ■ Hospital In Twin Falls. Area Youths at BurUngton, Vt., airport—the noUc« «.Hat l u w e i ^ . ■ . Qooding County Sheriff's first stop on Nixon’s fcAr-state, H ow evw , at iu lw iq u iit jju itJ d o h a c e iiu ie * !* ^ officers idimtlfied the vicUm as H o n o r e d a t 3,00(Mnll6 political tour-Hia the tlfv* ' Cynthia Rae H ays 0, daughter Battles Eruipt of Mf. and Mrs. Robert Haya. PFA Ccinfab Car Flips, nia. Nbton soernfnUFretered Rettto-l-aoodln^ to “that amall minority ilipM- w » , ^ 1 ,, i By United Preas______I the ...... 1867 ______haaOfDcer l)oen sayd,t«y« had left a Heavy fighting erupted Satur* recover«d. ’ , . Idaded .22' califaw^ magnuai day In sev e ra l a re a s - o f Nasser dled'i S e p t 2 i ' of a pislal in th » front saaU af-h is American Fa^tnw awarda at JBB •"""5-V ■■ adli ■■— Feller. ->•- M, atta^lerroriltlianddartip- MOOTREAL (tlPI) ^ The, CWdwSfwjU reiwrted liigood Uvee*traiUstao«:ihe;AnwlM northern Jordan between Palea- heart ali»cV'ir»Wdi' IKe riaU (^ I'Vlure.F*™'*” U d u v e d Qm >>«) lialan-gueirUlaa^Hd-Jordanlan- inurcenttrlhuti^ |n.pai______Ubor UUaler Flerre Upocto . arniy forces. It wa« the firat fighting In' Jerto between the gtel and hW brothel', Tnpinyi Magic ■ Valley Memorial "Gl»e Pe»c«rT repdrt ofXrujor.clashes since 'P alestin ian -giifi^ aMi'th*' '11, e(tlberarsald,i toolr-the ofMr.andMM.Malirlce______Ibqiltiil w bm ahii w u uinM .U va, thiinlne^y*clvn"cm l war Inin JordanJ o T (^ JordanlM Jordanian *hnV. th n j/.iI' “ “ ‘ “ ' “ ' orBuhl.andlMlke Holloway, ton ly unMilance (olUtwtag'riine'Ttie Pnaldenl' empluUiU' tula4ittaa4»«M i i>(« >n.W*. Ukt wonth. r ■wt-; . a . - b■m:.whe^e.Ule;U)y.attimpted^.. 0^:Mr~iuid.Mrt-Al)BnUjW .j'cteBecldeiit liU6tniB.0winly._thla-theinei tiidnctliiL*'' . Itie n g h tln g 'lla i^ as^Anwar lOroloa laonMrot:(:tt». to tlk»the ginfromhU'tlstw;' Ttrin Fallfi T ^ w e r e iu n ^ Sheriff Janw B u r^ 'ta ld ' eitoa ^ — i ...... Sadat was sworn (h as newnewHghtlndiiearlTiimiiflhe fighting » th e ' The- _gun ' accldentairy. , few Idaho PFAi nierabera ■ M rs. FdW ’* car ' . president. 0^ Egypt to succeed border with W u said' dlaohlUKttW.UW'-bUUtt'^ililUas. -receiving. U » d a ^ weatboond lane ol Intotitale Gamal Abdel Nasser whose righting w«a I : (;V)>UUiulir~ - “ ‘ :t h « ' : ^ : waa tn/tbMrtBokert..li.i.'Wniber of the aoN aiu) overtum ed. H ie ac­ SiitjirlSjg forelgn-and^lom^e policies be he and other .1 \m « lakeir. Oiodl^ MeiporUi' B ^ l PKA. Ichapter Wblle cident ocetirced abtlut 7 ilvAA . t . t iHt9 piea|ieg lotouow untu nrao xaueiwi It l» a| member 'of the twomllai'eBatortKeailN-Slate terrltQrx occupied by Israel In alteraoon^ tcchanxe.:------.... i ' ■ ,:.'v ------...... 2 ,T1m»f*N«}W«, Twin F alU , Idaho . S u h ^ly ' . O ctober 18, 1970 CartAda Crackdown Pressed B y DAVID COHEN It said had plotted • fuHher O ttaw a td d ^ t o th e controyor- the nation into crisis. FLQ had weatY^ of Its tactics ' ‘MONTWCAt iU PI) - With- kidnaps, bombings and assa^* Blal abridgem ent of m an y of and was preparing a now m ore _ ‘ more than 250 tcfrorUt leaders sinatioos of public omoials to thq nation's, civil liberties, iho police crackdovi^ on the extreme round of ter^prism to r 'l^ d sympapilien in )«U, the b ad e dem ands for. separation of 'niere still was no word on tiw outlaw ed FLQ ap peared to gain separatism for French- -fcovem m ent Saturday_pro8sc^ Quebec from Canada. fate of British diplwnat James slacken Saturday. No now speaking'Quebec from tho-rost ■ ks crackdown on the Queb^ P arliam en l' m e t In rnr'Cross~of'QU6b«c Ubdr' arrc8tfl~*wero~reportod, for of E^ngllslvspc^ing Canada. pUbferaUon Front (|FlLQ) which dinary Satu^y session In Minister Pierre LaPorte, whoso severAl Iwurs and It appeared kidnaping by the FJjQ plunged the government Was waiting for To back up his use of word- from -the kidnapers of- omcrgency powers-the first ~ Ci;os8 ani} LaPorte of what time the extreme moiastiros had their next move might bo. been usct} in^nflflcctimftrr^l Invocation of th e em erg en cy ^ tru d o m n n o b iU ied 4,000 fCdefal /a r- MflHBuro8-Act- F rUi*!y-h y —i trw pff-tp-ff lmcs in P o lice k eep w aitch ... ^ Inquiry Board~Seeks rongo, ^-cmote control doviccs, Quebec, including FIXJ lawyer A R M ^ TitOOPS and police tnaintaiii'vigil members who kidnapped British diplomat Tlio govommont sald..t})ou« Robert Lemicux, Mlcliel Qiar- over De^partm est oT National R eveoae BoDdfaig Jam es Cross and Q aebee Labor M inister P ierre sands of sticks of dynamite had trnnd, the sharp-tongued Mon­ ~indbwiiioiniHeatrea]«-’nroopt are ceotlnnlng to LaboHc. ( UPI) been stolen In recent mohtlta, treal labor lender, and singer Plane Blast Cause search for Frbnt de Uberatloa du Quebec' leading to Its speculation the Pauline Juiien. _ . Ga'.(UPl)-pFBI______static ______clectrrclty.y. Muvbut uuuwadded fno ' critics more ammunlUon.. labored Saturday to uncover tlMJ An FBI spokesman said nq Locklieed said the plane which Magic Valiey Hospitals Regional Obituaries cause of a fire and explosion sign of sabotage had been burned Saturday was wortli .tlmt _Wj!cd, • one man and. fQuml.______/nbout $M.jniUiont^although_lt MSgirti'lliy W^moriX Mcmoriiil''' ^ ' .dosfrbyed’the |23^ifflnion‘fna^^ Seh; Wniiam.' TWxmlre, D-''was brouglit^'oui dttfln^CwT ■ Admiiied • Funeral Services Charles WilsonOnier Diehl or model of Uio C5, world’s WIs., chief critic of tl« C5 gressionol hearings that each of largest airplane. .program, Immediately called th& planes w as costing about ThAm’na ^CMUh ^^uglas Rocd, Mrs.Mary Ellen Kllck,2p.m. nuni F V ______NAMPA — Omor nmrlpq Kem i^nov Diehl, namiDoug'A Wheeler,—-umer nem C5 program'uicni, for tlie grounding of all C6s $50 million. A com pany spokes­ . !W81W00a,_K0WlaiX tid Itobirt UC pir* Blrke lUndon.boUl Bur Monday.oyi and Hove tKrnmn- Fuiwrol Chnpcl. • W lta wiisun, a hrmcT iu, a 77, ntrNnmpa, uurjcy dlod ot an opparcnt director for^^ckheed-Goorgla . until cause of the explosion has man 5aid_the|M million figure. - - resident, 'died Thursday at hcnrt nttack carly:^turday at Co.r whlch produces tlie 05, been determined. included crew training, engi- G e o rg e-B . ^ IW t, 2 p.m,. ■ Tucsoit.-Arl>...-ot pneiimmiln: .-J/i3t.lU vc^teplU il..A ra). Ho gnid"thcblnst~could'havc’ been ‘ oosts-and»^-- ySchulke.all ifley-EpRFo-pal Ho was born Dec, 11, ltl437nl' ' „ touched off by astray spark, or licrsu c r nearly as long as a football ^ n Fan,, MarV,RK0V.. Durlcy, and attended Burley „ “ f,™? To date, Lockheed has schools, in 1051, l,e contracted field and has a tail section sbc com pleted 39 ^ of Uie planes JcnMna JaMbjen, daujhtor and Vanco Und, Samuel. G. , and Lula Jordon and Terry VotroubeckT’all Buhl T*! n poliomyelitis and hod been stories higli, erupted In a nuiss under a controversial conb'act' Dlelil. He camo to Idaho in 1008 of flame while parked On tlio Charles Powell,. .G ood in g; - - a n d ’mts Alma Fry’ T llO m aS B c rry paralyzed slncc that time. Seen... tliat calls for a total of 81 and settled In Ute F iler are a . He night line at the Lockheed- planes. Wnyne Barney and friends “ “ ''8'“,’’.'ff dlseussino insurance aaents’ , otploslon was rarW erlM ^yc^._5^v. . -.-..MrsrAbel CartcaiTIeyburnfand-— urwas“ 6brtrDe»‘ happened. Coodinf' M omorlnl Mo., and moved to Coffeyvme. He m arried Cleo H anes in M rs. L arry Sm ith, M rs. A. .W. _iOmfl.UiU910,_wlicrflJiLwQs_ug.^,, ' entering business office'; . . The plane, sentimental favo^ —Adm Hted~ -Merle—Prancis-^tnlking- crowt-alnco-lt> associated with the Slnplalr Oil Eller. Elliott Randall and Mrs. M rn AnHv nfthinnon «a«>cmicu w iui uic oinm au wu n ,u i.ej, Surviving, aurviving, besidesoesiues hism s widowsI WlUOWi telephone . . . Mrs. Barbara )*“« « » 'irst of the Wg.shlps to R. C. McMulIin, all Twin Falls;; Gooding. ~ ’ until his retlronjcnt in IM2. survivors Include his parents, nro throe sons, Harry Diehl, Skinner .checking on'Uterary made n test flight Friday Christian Navarro, Mrs. Rogerr Dlimlited ^r. Berry moycd to Bulil In Namp^ O.K. Diehl Jr., Ilowe; Art Guild meeting , . Alta and reportedly had developed a ^ . 1044. - - «.i______V.„ - -IJlfPu H nW njIniiohti>r Thomas and Pearl Me- Mrs.'Keith Smith and son, rjs'g7offlmittar;Mrs7MaVrA“ Strong discussing new s stories . •‘“‘k in a fuelTine. He was a racmber of tho „n „( xucson. Barbara ^arki(, Esqulra, Drummond, all Kimberly; Ned Joyce Crawford, Mra. Fred Hobson, all of Tucson. Mr.s, uaruara Warkil, l^Qulm, . ^• ^• Joe ^elby sflcking {^oceries , _mmpftny ' -.-,'.^elvin-Gook,~B^U, ropor Umt'the rnlshap b^uired'wltllo ^ Williamson,wiiiiaiiisun, bothuuui .Filer: riicr; Mrs.jvitb. Robertnoocn W.w. Lyon,L.yon, allbu o(oi uwGooding, aniH, r>____d -—,, /M,i«v.Arr.nZ rN*., S i <-unuui.vt;u ui * p.m . iuvauuy «v S ’ ii Arlyn Bodily and daughter and and Mr.. Albert Slagel and P a^' U»> Star LDS Ward Chnpel-by Mmonti&llf.,nndE.J.mehl. l ^ “"™ cS.''ll,So"r‘r£’'nl;l3 Mrs. Howard^ Johnson> both . daughter, Buhl. B Okla., and Earl B«rry, P^co, Frodsham. Final Oregon; three sisters, Mrs. Pudor planning hunting trip . . Eden; Mrs. George Shaver antP Wasit.; threc-.daughtors, Mrs. rites will follow at Gem Hainllno, Filer; Mrs. Ralph (Dorothyl Johnson, Memorial Gardens, Burley. Viola Hnlnllne,'Bliss, and Mrs. a r l Haroldsen driving along p„^k^‘ ^ ^ . l o £ e S Mrs. Carlos Uncecum, both ' Blninc County North End Street . . . and vic(ni»v »,«» »«■» action bv Buhl; Mrs, Jolm (Inez) MC- p^lends may call at Payne Viro Stafford, Bono, Nev., and Buhl; William Naylor, Adm itted overheard: ^Wo'ro only young ^t^md bv Dietrich; Mrs. Frank Mark Hoss, Richfield. M ra'rvinkT ffii ft.“L “ck Mortuary Monday afternoon >» srandchlldret, and three once. After th at, m qiit of us have Messenger, Burley; Guy m . O. uf . I,, 1. and evening and Tuesday at tho Breat-grandchlldren. Three to think up a now excuse.'' - ■ - ■ -- _Er. Dism issed W est R ic h la n d . W a sh .; 13 R^nrW n r tn .n g n ^^;r^i t i i V t i m k s -.n k w s lOTl to w o . m Reeves said one of Uie robbers to tlio M urtaugh PTA In Uie high school auditorium at 8 p. m. front honvon nnd do«troy them. Twin KolU. Idnho told Baker to roleaso his part­ |n time of sorrow, cgtanljlelfe JlllS JS llELLaEiaEI- lU r»’rrirr ner. Jld en -U ea t o n - privacy is po important to Onco It liB> consumod tho — iVi-Hionil,------“Die other guy'warned him wickod, Iho fire dios. Moll ia ovor (D nil) A Sunday) . 62.2.') . ' ' -TWIN FALIJ - Mrs. Helen if he didn't lot go ho would , . the.^b.oroaved. That is why and the earth will be oleonood , Ily M u il INeWS In B rie f ’ M.. Heaton, 81, 420 Duvall slwot;” Rcoves said. "Then Ills S n O W I Y I O D l I c .ithe family room is an from flln. (Chock Iho Dlble, Courts, 'died Saturday ?^oming_partner. l>ent,W}iy dowitflnjl 1m> Mnlaclil 4:1«3; ludo 0 & 7; Rav* .. I*»ld l« M ynnrr-. . •ASk*. Tbe Ocl'e^r meetlha of the' "I' Magic Volley Memorial lot him have It." ■ appreciateci feature of every alatlQn2Q:7«0:21:0.) ' (l)ail^A Sumluy) R egistration • FanlnBtlo?Yei.btitrool.TlUB I M im lh ...... 8 2 50 Amoricon- Assoclalfori• ’ of • H ospital. ■ A fter Uio killing, Uio robbers service here. Puneml services will be continued wlUi Uio holdup and iB the Dlble account of wlmt will . . . . . la .o o Retired Persons will be at a p. R e q u i r e d occur. Porhsps you've won- I ...... aVoft m. Wednesday at the Blsliop announced by White Mortuary, fled on foot with about 11,000, deroil what tho Qlblb has to my • Rhea n i _____ * Auditorium___ of«.» il.*tho . mmosUy n a tltr In pnUrolled iul /'ncoins. ln a auiaih ~ Mall suhhrripltnnH afcepi ___ . Miii-der warrants-Were issued B.OISE' >- SnowmoGlle loin on Uils nnd other Misted topicB. rd o n ly wh»r«* r a r r ir r d e liv ­ Episcopal Church. Officers will A Bpoclal brochure with more ery i.H(ldl.«db«,); i-c g io n IM am CS . are bellovod to b« in Uiolr mid & r tL „ t of Uw forlhaBiklns.IustcQmplotetha- nitttie' fofMMMfrlfTrinchlnKrire to -coupoivbeloWr^No one-will call— ~ Harold Wi , t ; ;______r W u . » V____ C o n i c s r c i u ^ ^ ^ ______...... bejiperaM anywhere...... In Idaho' ■ /ou. TIMES-NEWS "D ttliT '! ^t#-^K6^dUll) SHOSpONEBlmor I. ’ ' ” ' alftcr. th a t y jite , regU tratlbnii MAILThTs COUPONTO: -SLB SC R IB ER S.-^^*M toV “SS T^rryrShoshoner'has-been ------i— i ' •' — ^musl be renewed. b Ihli milling., eppointed.distiicC tbalmian of W eeklP icle^ R eglstritions and decals m ay FUNERAL AdvMlUl tafonMllM BctvIm fo r service on the American legion oratarlcal ' be obtained (r«m any county SUMisMlaAvMM. ; l* a |H !r,l)e liv 4 > ry H.— *S. - - — dean7-— ’ of w th® w iite contest. sb . ».««•> Terry , «ina han uuv. monllonedibove. ■ c o m u ^ In Ihe area at a rejfonal oontest duHng Uiat Wnho, In a pfMlamaUpnri^ed_59rUflo«lV-Md^» ------X-^PhaneJia^yoo-. N s m o ^ ^

iiij'-....:.- . Fi 1 ■ 1 .... Sunday. Odqber 18,. 1970 TlmM-^ewi/Twin PaU't^ Idahb 3 tiq u or . .. r " " - ■' . M e n a c e Grows ' B y LOUIS CASSELS UPI Senior Editor , WASHINGTON (UI^I) - I J'Druus arc the fulr-lialrod child. ■ttrororo“ Koltln«l.UOl(S' I Bold, Yot thoro nro more than I .10 tbnos Qt) many ukohollcs ns |nmfrmr?lruiraddlcte:"— _JI)mLcomDlqlnUmpp.ene(Lto_ como ffbm WHlard 0. Foster, coordinator of alcoholism prO' I ^rams la tho atnto of-Maryland. But IfmlRht h a v e co m o 'fro m any one of luindrl3

m irn cles.” Tlie • American Psychiatric Association estimates at .least 0 Period Dress... million Americans are afflictod s p e c i a l c o s t u m e s roadc_for the Twin stnietcd^lleHcHlnBhnnf.ValMleHorejiiShcrry by nlcoholism In the sense _qf ^ " iraiii lUgh S ch ^ Drahia Dcpactmcnl'rpiay;^ Mdchonlerr’ttJfi Audfctfili Ror'5ajra” nlfif?' Ing so 'depenBeliron'BlcbKol . “East Lynne" by Med Albert, arc shown by T re ia Skinner and M arilyn Van Noy. H ie play la they nro ruining tlieir careers . Shcrl Sweat, left, and Vlcld Holloway. The Bchcdulcd for 8 p. m. Oct. i t , 23~and 24 at and wrecking tljclr homes. coBtumcB, m ad e from BUthentIc designs of th e O'Leary Junior High School auditorium. Reports from coroners indi­ ...c IBM's, the hustle period; wcj;c dcfllgncd by Tickets will go on sale M onday. IU^i»erve

WASHINGTON (UPI) -A ntj- "take money out of one pockel workine thrmiiili school clislricls intake ot alcohol la poverty chief Donald Rumsfeld and put it into another" instead in 111 states, nave sinned th» ,n-in not the o n ly )— __ :is^n4i-coUiBioh~courfle^tli-the - 01 providmg more money^ for cont'rncts totullina jSnTfnilllori cause ot clriiiosls of the liver, __education profeMion^ ____ Uie existing job. requirlnu them to raise the „u„enl.Uiat ranks.as Uie.. At issue are two multi-million Rumsfeld characterizes the rending and mathemntics common, cause of dollar "experiments" launched objections of bordering on the achievement level of about death among young and middle-. by Rumfeld’s Office of Econom- irrational and said they "seem .10,000 elementary scljool child- aoed adults ic Opportunity (OEO) to seek to have only one purpose-to ren. ’ . Many alcoholics do not wait wnys of Improving tlie school- atop the experiments—to stop Tiiey will use new methods for the disease to complete the — tng nf. chUtjren—from—poor—Icacninfi^------:------,------andtsijhfjlquo6Kucha8-tGnching-Bin^vdOslf(iCtIflfrofiheir bodICff:~ families. One of Uie experimenLs, machines-and films and offer studies show the suicide rate ReprcMntatives of educotlon- known as performance con­ studcnt.1 and •teachers special „n)ong alcholics is about 50 al croups have voiced fear that tracting, already la tn opera­ Jncentives, including-.trading times greater Ujan that of .the tho proposals merely would tion. Six private companies, slnmp.‘5. or extra, time..oil: . . generaUwpulatlon.

THE IDAHO STATESMAN I’\GE FOUK-.‘\ Tlmrsclny, October 15, 1070

EI)(;|;N K C; DOIISKV, I'ublishB r- C. Rolph Guitieri, QsnerQl manaQer Carl B .Shaver, □dvarlmng diteclor RicliacJ P. Mionek, mdnaQing tditor •Pobort f'EmjiBk, ciTculotion'dirtcior - IME EDlTORIAL-POUCY-aOABO. OoiMy. Hionsk..Ken Robikon. adilotial paQc cdilQf.John Cq:IcM.. political •ditor; Jamev Goldon, city editor, and Steve Ahrenk. lioto editor. Throwing Mud at Andrus

Tlie campaign against Cecil Andrus by the i Tlie voters‘saw. through the Harding state Republican party organization Is getting charges, lliey knew that Senator Jordan dirty. Andrus was accused Tuesday o( oncc wasn't In favor of giving away Idaho water. advocoting “o program to divert water from Tlie same Is true for Andrus. Uke Jordan, ho tlje Snake River to Oie Southwest." suggested an alternative to diversion of woter That chargc is a deliberate distortion, It is from tho Snake In Southern Idaho at a tim e similar to Rulph Hardlpg’s smear campaign when diversion was being promoted very against Sen. Len Jordan in 1000 when Harding actively in California. tried to convince. Uie voters Umt Jordan This kind of campaigning is no more at­ wanted to send Idaho water South. tractive com ing from Uie state GOP . Hie sentence quoted above suggests Uiat organization than it was coming from Har­ Andrus Wanted to take SouUiem Idaho water ding. • • and give it to the Sogth^vestom Btates. Tlie hatchet Job on Andrus also Includes — efiirclsm“of;hlfiToto“ngiiln8tT!rontlom3f*thr Further along in tho COP attack, however, it becomes clear tliat whnt Andrus was really Water Resource Board In 10C5. He hod ex­ suggesting was a plan to avoid tho diversion plained Uiat voto In a story out of Pocatello of Snake River water from Soutliem Idaho. ■which appeared In nie Statesman. Tuesday ' Wliat he suggested in a spoech in January m orning. 1005 was the construction of a series of dams Andrus said he favored the concept of the in Nprtliern Idaho to catch "runoff' and' . ' board, but voted against It becausc he.fclt Its overflows" from Nortliem Idaho streams, to effectivencKj was impalrc(l by Uio wording of ^ id 'th rth n ratu fT llv crB lo n ffom “SoiitJvcTn“ -*;rthrleglsl8ltorfrT^eTecordiupp;orlshinfVrThal- Idoho. w as'ex actly Uio com m cht h e 'm a d e on the His suggestion wos to let thcw oter flow on floor of Uie Senate when the voto was taken. to Oregon where If would bo diverted, and He said ho felt th e b o ard -had riot been given : part of It used In Eastern Oregon. Andrus enough mu.4cle. . . suggested thnt Uio water and the power it He voted as he did In th e hope of seeing the would ({enerate would be wortli 1548 million a bill amended, "nie Senat«-voted-fi«t'iind It year. . • . h ad hot yet been acted upon In Uie House. Tills plan wasn't a very good idea and Since Uien Andrus’.M supported-ap­ Andrus no longer advocates it, but it.ls not propriations for the board. If ho was an whot thp GOP handouti suggest^.. . s enemy of the board, as U)o GOP attac k In- . dlcates, ho would not have supported the Aside from the doma in Idaho. |t was appropriations, . ftlmllar_to_tho suggestion, by Senntor Jordan The Water Resoure® Board haa had -^8cverflLyear:a.ago-that-it-would-bft-bottcr-ti)- blparUkn-support.throughout-lta-Qxlatoncfi^ dlvert WQtoi' fronri tho Colum bia R iver In This shabby attempt to plaj' politics and to •--Oregon rather than from tho Snako ln Idiiho. " distort Uifl'Andrus I'ocohi li not.a favor to the ___board,.or_to.anyono-filae^______For that remark Senotor Jordan waa al- Sometimes when people making political taeked by Harding again and again in the 1980 attacks play with wpt«r the restUt la mud. cam paign. ■. . . . Thai Is what happened in this case'.

Wiiw I W tor Amln*. A. J. TIM aWrnnin ROBERT A^LEN AMP JOHN GOLDSMITH Where Is The Senate President ? WASH1NCiT0K~^ Wtth fila FiriNOTproHiainjrov^lMr^ fovfcrscd th^rBcncrartnmd'and:' vico presldenlrHumphrey-was- ^ n llvyy llom4> SvivHfuifH't muny spocfdicfl mid oxtcnslvo Sonuto.-Unloas ii oloso voto Is ia .U was not alwaya this way. prosidod'ovcr nearly seven'por In tlie vice president's ch a ir less than five per cent of the time Sunday, O c to tw 18, 1970 Ai W «»^rofo». Publitl»«r . , PHONr 733;09.11 cnmpolKn travels, Vico iirospoct, And -A{{now mlKht Unofficial surveys Indicate ccntofU)oSonatetidk.Hd8|»nt during Senate sessions. <50<(iol Cily anil County N«wi|)Vi(i«pt, ’ ' . ' i>< Au<{>i Riir«iiu n) Circulnlinn iind Uf'l ProsUlcnt Spiro Agncw is bocomo a tio-bro«kcr, he la repently j»s.l050,_Vicc oboM .60 .hours .as Purkunnt.lo S«/liai« 60100 Ijintto CoiJa, Tluiftdot'*u (<«l!gnniH (l.f|)jh(.(luy.oLlIie.w eeli i.whicli Jcgitl - J»cKlnnln«_to.-pro.voko_Bomo_.Bol(lQm.in_tliii.i:hali!^ iccordimltolhe-CBnrti------iM 'hltihrd'CiihlHHvri'ddily (iitif SunJoy, Sniuiiloy. y MdQit VolUy Int [n ia rv il cU (•cbiid

\t‘iiinil n ...... I...... 1910. ol *U |K)U at)out his inattifallon to ()on- iu-oohihat.howovor, especlully 40 per cent of the time when the Tills year, however, witli his over the Senate in the absence ofticr m Twit. fnlU l(l>i|i<> n33f)l imilpr tlin o ct ol M twfl. II. )II70 8tltutional-reponsiWlitlof».------in^-«iim >aini>-vw tr^»nilar— Konttto-waB-in-acsiiton>jailcO- heavy schodiilo of campnlun Under UnT-Constltution, the crllllism has boon dlroctod at tlion, Iwwover, .the trend haJTspeechmaklng,. the Vice "Vico l»rcaldent's only duty is ns all the vice nrcsldcnta of rocont" bcen'lrrccuiarly but «enerally -President promises to fall below - truditlonally elected the senior' - prcsldont of tiiu Kcnnto. ,lt. is ' adminlKtratllions. Morcbvur,,tho (bwnwaru.! tho lo w of about 1.& per cent sot senator of the majority party to ■ quite d e a r tliat Apmow will complnlntaj •■ irnoroIrnoro theth e __I^j;enr,'his iw vico by _yicc J^sl(icnt Ifuborl ''ff._tJiat; post. Jn the''wniority'- probabioy’sct a nuw rucord tills chnnnlni' role bf vlco" prcMidenir'AWow' •. actually HQmpliroy w~hen lluin]nirey conscious Senatay the pro tcnrii zasiiyninnini'B^li'ialoBt'Senate^rr: IIM . . CommlUco ctulrnicn.' MR. SPECTATOR Capitol oxperta siiy iVesldent In actliol practice, othtr NEVER'A PULL MOMENT Dwiiilit D. -IGisenhowor ^ began unotors arc oislgned the often . lhe< trend toward .vlco- uninspiring job of presiding Presldentlalabscntoeslsm whdn over Senate dobato. ■ The. Don Or Cecil? ho gave Vice President Ulchard majority party — in recont M.. Nixon exlra-con.illtutlonnl years Uie Democrats — has duties In the governmont's been responsible for. arrangtng If Don Sa'muclson is lo succccd enCountered was asked to accept a cxcutlve. branch. Such In- a schedule of presiding officers. ionraitlonjsjM vnllnhlojends W course, freshman senators himself as Governor of Idaho then ,4 (pall slip of paper with two names to support that i^ppraisal. draw most of those asslgn- ~hcrhas'hisTTOrlrcntronHorhimrIl- -^Sartiuelson-aiid Andrufr raiiM TnxoiiTOBm iirticir ...... — justmlght bo that his Democratic printed on it;------preHidencV In 1D5I, according lo tJ is t y ear, Sen. J a m e s B; opponent, Cecil Andrus, will nose Tlien the recipient was asked to Uio survoys, ho prosldcKi only Allen, D -A la.,he^rd m ore than him out in the race. circle the name of the man he tor IlUlo m oro Ihiui half a s m uch as 110 hours of Senate talk for the Based on a “straw vote” poll she) expected to vote for the Barkley, lltc trend conllnuetl ■ vice president's chair. Sen. downward, rather sharply so In Mike G ravel, D-Alaaka, listened taken this weel{ by Mr. SpecUitor, Governor of Idaho on Nov. 3. election years. lo about GS liours. Sen. Thomas Governor Samuelson is “running During “marking” process, Presidents, after Elsenhower, F. Eagleton, D-Mo., h ea rd 60, slow" in the City of Twin Falls, a Mr. Spectator turned in the op­ contlnueCal., place his • Reoublican backers posite direction. prc.'ildents other duties and to 59. cxpect him to take in a breeze After the voter-to-be made the "jirovide' olflco spa^o_ near the This year—Allen is already Wliile House for non-.tennlorlal o v er th e IDD-hoiir' m a rk . come Nov. 3. selection, they were asked to chores. Tho broad Cranston and Hughes are again Mr. Spectator personally asked wrinkle up the piece of paper and fi(!mini.strHtive re.'jponslblllty of over Uie 50-hour m ark . Wllhi tho ■■ 100 people — known and unknown place it in an envelope-held by Mr. each new .vice president was Senate on a day-night schedule' to him and approached on a catch Spectator. billed as a political plus. earlier Uils year. Republican _a3-catch-can_basl5.,— to mark a Airthe votcs wore gathered in Dy - .1003. V ice P re s id e n t senators began-- sharing. tho - liyralon'Br'JohnrionrtonilfhlB— presldlngTiftlcorresponBlblllty, straw ballot for either Samuelson this manner. None of the votes intcrcst“ln‘ tiicrSenatc^nd^ts— aiid"lho^Senntcortcn“Dperatos“ ....or Andrus. were examitjed'oFtaSula(ea~uiitil deliberations, was presiding for under a GOP presldhig officer The final count shows 54 of the all 100 had been cast. no more Uian seven per cent of from 2 p.m. unUl 5 and begln- participants voted for Samuelson Those voting included some 20 tlie Senate debate; _ ' ning a;;^n at' B p.m; if sessions and 46 for Andrus. In the^City of women and DO men. They included i!-.In |0fi5, when he first beenmc- ■ areTiOT at night. =’-T»in'W iirttfirR cptibtiB anrtxpffct=- ■ lvfltrt^sT Sr^t6«“ 0\i>iicrsr"stDre Samuelson to get a vote as high as m anagers, "two doctors, a num ber BRUCE m oss AT GO per cent of the total cast against of bankers, several workmen 40 per cent for Andrus. engaged in construction in the If Mr. Spectator’s-poll is any downtown______mall, a group of Off And Running _Jndlcatlon.ofJlbciramc,Qf^ind_Bf . businessmen, having.Junch.aI,tlis,...... ___ ^,^S:3«iu^JAJlillliiin-iiiiiri!ln;vand,:7?^Cr-./ ~the~votcrs~1iT^6fS!ral~Tlfenfr~tH!r a1rpdrt,'Wd“severarhdtise»ives. Kdward M. Kennedy, hLs fnblcd cent 6f the total, In n year present Governor will barely gain a . No m em ber of an}' of the various campai({n ma^ic unimpaired, is when he was immobilized by a majority of the .Magic Valley vote. departments at the Times-News runhinti for reelection in broken back and couldn’t ’ Unless he gains a strong vote in were asked to vote and Mr. and Ma.ssach'usotts as IntenHively as campaign. ^ if lie had a 1972 prc.sidcntial bid In Kennedy's first campaign this section, his chances to serve Mrs. Spectator did not vote. in mind. But he docs not, and strategy scssioa at his Virginia another four yeafs'~ are rather Valley Republicans haye^ ID L » © « A M T ' Syna: ii^--_.£i:iendii-fiay-lt’s-jual .Uiat-.Kon- - jiom o-ln—m idJuner-lM O f-a— remote. This hold^ccause he is . estim ate that Samuelson would ------riodys (lo'hU-know how 61b6 -Io—m'o7»n»^M)roi’0'C liap p aq u ld d ick ,'“ not expected to do well in the carry Magic Valley with 55 per cent run. a key adviser told him h e'd have “ Pemocratfc stronghold of the of tlie voles and Tvvin Falls City" -— Tlio Bocond day I-travelod immense difficulty matching— Pocatello-ldaho Falls area. He is and County with 60 per cent of the witli liim wc made 20 campaign 19G4. stops in western Maa.sachusetts, I!e was helped mightily that also not expected to make a votes. ANDREW TULLY and had about five under tlie year by sympatliy for his own runaway of it in North Idaho. He But with an unbiased straw vote bolt before we had a decent plight (a brush wlUi death in a should take the Boise area but if he . —honest and not “doctored” in any breakfast. Tiie day t^efore, plane crasli), by sympatliy for doesn’t take Twin Falls and Magic manner — showing tlie incumbenr — njrenlTiR~tho— ‘•fnil—follTTBir~tilni5snssinntcd~brDthcr7~the“ Roncmr-WithA-D am ( festival" in the Berkshircs, ho late President John Kennedy, Valley by a substantial margin, his getting only 54 p er cent of the votes • ■ marched two linurs in a dren- and 'by Barry Goldwater’s success is not guaranteed. in his supposedly strongest region WASHINGTON - ril tell you various congressional race.s Another cytie 1 know is just diing rain in a North Adams weakness ^ngainst Lyndon Mr. Spectator's straw vote was — there fs every indication that the somethiflg else, Gloria Steinem-ivere going to be very ■ in- as iruculcntly pro-Nixon. But parade, Johnson fn Massachusetts and -not-one-oI-those.extravagaaLtlilngs, -GubRrnn toEial-i:ac(!j5-tOLeiKtjimi_ and Women’s Ub Inc. You are teresting. when she launches into a This latter sort of thing seems elsewhere. employing scores of interviewers ~ r e a r ‘‘barn b u rn e r” -noigomgio^inumouionoinUiu ------^HaP^-bljo-Kn*H>r«(l.-toyin«—campalHn-^|5iiCeiv;Lshc-gct5intt_neees3nr>^in-New-eirglflnd- to— The-ndviser^aRRFVlrelnliP- same room with a djune during Vneaningfully with ti switch- emotional and bursts into tears, prove one’s manhood, and the session reminded Tod that only and numerous questions. It' was PoJ]s and straw votes are just Uie waning days of this political blade kriife. “Voirrt' a Tliis is-embarrassing if you evidehceisitpaysoff. A woman fie and Johnson, Lovorott made by only Mr. Spectator. . that. They could be right or they campaign, Republican." It was not a happen to be in a tea room with spotting him among the soggy Saltongtali in 1044 artd John The method was thiS:'. could be wrong. “ Tills is not because of any statcmonti it wjisanjiccusation iier because the waitress gives marchers shouted; Kennedy In 1058 ever had piled During a two-day ' period ap­ 5»lr. Spectator just thought you suddenly acquired dislike of the — like confronting me with the you blnck looks and otiier dolls "i^ok him, no hat, no up winning margins beyond 53- proximately every fifth person would like to know! fomale sex, per se. After all, chargfetliut I had Just sold some dropby the table and say things umbrella, he’s got my vote!" 54 per cent. • they still make tiie best fudge, nuclear bomb blue prinLs to like "Wliat did the beast do to Neitiier Kennedv nor nnvone Vet even without Uiis kind of H m d -I-i^ li-a h v n y ro d m irc'th e ir-A lex c i-K tre y B lirr------y trard p aric '^ '------^ around him------ever-says*------it, ' •but ' prodding ^ counsel, or the^ -- --anim al cuoning in - ateering - obviously;nj:Rflod-votc~for-him- Chappn«]ulddick-busincssrT«l- unwary males Into expensive this year' wpifld stand as Im- would be going all out bccause it hnshhouscs noted for 110 ART BUCHWALD portant reassurance for him is Ingrained Kennedy "habit. Ho smoked salm on. It's Just Uint after tlie 19G9 Qiappaqulddlck . is not Uie half-day type. From I’ve decided I’m not strong tra g e d y in w h ich a g irl, tlie* m om ent in the m orning enougli to stand up to girls Uran secretary lost her life as he when you see Uio first ^oung election year. Vation Of Banks drove his car off a TTckety man with a busy oir and a It m u sl hav e been bulldlng.up bridge in pitch darkr- penchant for working Uio phone,' WASHINGTON - Every time you want to make up with your for som e lim e while I w as In- Tlio "conventional thinking^’ you're caught in tlie whirlwind, an old building is-tonrdown in w ife.” vcntlng-televlslon,- because it "Wliat vou’re snvlnu all those with some"- Nobody milks a lawn like Ted. seems to me that never before this country, and a new building Mr Hubbard Is that overv lime P«l™ se to expertise la that he If he ■can't comforlably talk HanoVs Choice la the history of this greal goes up,' the ground floor a bank aoes un outlil to rack up 55 to 00 per cent production details at a casket nation have women been so becomes a bank. Tlie reason for this is tliat Sr ? dU^s ’’ “Balnst his at- com pany stop, h e ’ll h it Uie diner pugnacious about pollllcs. ’The ' tractive, low-key Ropublican Jiearby where tlio workers are. banks are the only ones wlio can has offered to discuss complete — way they carry on, you’d Ihlnk ^ . opi^nt, Josiah Spaulding, a His tours of textile and aho6 ' Hanoi m ay be in the position of tliey'd discovered n plot to afford tlie rent for the ground the stock speculator who must absolutely complete — 'withdrawal Exactly. One of the reasons Bos^ lawyer. I found one or plants are '^Id, zigzagging decide whether to sell in a falling of all American personnel, in­ mink coats Illegal, up. Besides, wlien a bank loans trouble these days is that there. Kennedy might go higher. chunky middle-aged ’ women, market to minimize his losses or cluding the cellnqufshing ' of Girlish voices' that used to someone money to build a now are no candy stores to hang n,e trouble with being a gets his picture snapped en- whisper sweet notlUngs in male building,' it usunlly take.s an around any more. Wlien they Kennedy la that you hnve to run dlessly, ducks into every hold on in hopes of an upturn. American bases, according to an option for the street-floor North Vietnamese futures were agreed-upon timetable without also ears now are being raised in tear down, a delicatessen, the Agninst Uio best Uilng you have cranny. blood-curdling screams, ac­ facilities. tiingy smeUs of potato salad, ever done. And tlie irony in his Hie smiles and tho comments badly hurt by the Cambodilw in­ asking for corresponding with­ companied by the shaking of Most people don’t think there salamis, corned beef and dill campaign history is that this In plants and at gates un- vasion which, despite anguished drawals of North ’Vietnamese little fists ind, occasionally, a is anything wrong with this and pickle.s are lost-forover. Unless ^lan who runs from dawn to derscore tho enduring magic. Jlicy-accept it ns. part of the. -Tcries-fronrsomc-qunrtcrsj-was-not— -iroopsr —left-liook-to-the-mushr-^r-o-the- 4tou;ro.tr.yinH4o4nak&4Uoan^no-n,idntR^ ■ :tvotc • • ,~n~ a widening of American in* The bid is an attractive .one. average tomato, it Is a personal American free ^enterprise one ever salivates in a bank, affront tliat nnyono should dare system. But there Is a small ."It’s true,’’ I said.' volvement in the war but . a But then the North Vietnamese to run against her candidate, group of people in tliis country "The situation is more crucial necessary step toward expediting may look at things differently. Tlie day has long passed, of ' who are fighting for Bank BirUi Umn anyone tliinks," Hubbard American disengagement from Tiiey are not speculators but in­ course, when any man tried to Control. siiid. "At the ratp they’re that -war. .without leaving South vestors. they have invested years tell a woman how to-vote, but This is how Ihiddlcfltone *iearing down consumer stores Vietnam to face more years, of and-uncounted quantities of blood this year the situation la. Hubbard, the BBC’s chairman, and rep lacin u Uiem with bnnk.s, explained it: we estimate that in 10 years it —fighting on her-own-and-eventualr ...... — “Wlienovor-you-MiMin-old—will-ijo-lmpoMlhlo-lo-buy-a-loaf— I almost certain overrunlng by the out the Japanese, tho Freni;}) and devir*takV**iogicr building toni ilawn” Ihllibmi of b read In Ifte country. Wltal Communists. • now the Americans arid to reunify determined to force Uiem on said, '’you usually see a candy jiood W It to get 7 percent on - The siHicess-of both the Cam-’. tlie nation with the sdaf of power in . every Johnny within shouting store, a dry cleaner, a your money, If you starve 16 bodianr operation and of tho Hanoi. They are not about to write ...... delicatessen and po.>falhIy a death?” florist torn down with It; Tlieao "Tlien what you’re saying Is -■VletnQm lzation P r o g r a m are off that Investment.-, • . tnlkln”g to a nl?J shops are all replaced in the Umt It Isn’t a iiueatlon of not evident in President Nixon, s cease- girl, a doll noted forhor ladylike now building with a beautiful Uiklag It wllll you. It's a “lire Offor.to-Hanol.. - Tho American President is behavior at all times. Being a .glass, aluminum wall-to-wall question of slaying alive while A cense-fico in place would leave committed to Kotting out of thi)...... sparkling convoraallonallst, l cartieted nionoy-lnetory. you have 11,” 1 said. ram—an—ealhellc- ".Sbm’olhTng lllo that,' — Nofth-Vlotnamesi-and-Viet-eong— loeks bettor Hubbard agreed. "We're trying , forces intact in those areas of South 'some of the President’s domestic isnidineffent^'Weii.heBureiii ’ ------— VJolnam-which*they-now-conlroli—^iticjridon’t. He is committed to ~ vieo prosidnt*^of‘ tlio United store, a delicatessen and''a tlio fact th a t it's b e lte rlo hovo a — With military Jction against them pulling out virtually alLU. S . of-, . , ‘Stfttos, ain’t ho?" florist. Hut from h^pracUcal stor<) tliat sells scrow _ _ _ flrlvera . halted, they-could -Bolidify that fensive forces by next summer • ° point .'of view,. It's a sheer' Uian'n'bank that gives away _conti‘Ql._Aflothcr_rjofllls{ic_cxr-___PerhQpa tWs offctota cease-fire. 1' ...... in martinis,...... it d ls n s to r. If you w n n f a ala rm clocks.” -peotatlon. must be that North T«oomB-Bho-|s-a-"Dom(im-ntT-"

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Reg.?lflO: , 8 O unce - 12 Ounce Toucn of Sweden C rash s i t e . . . Fanciful MAALOX MAP SHOWS location of hcadon collUion of excuralou and HAND SUSPEHSION • freight trains In Korea Saturday. Police said U pcrsoiu, Id* " cimlinino children and 2 teachers, were killed, and S9 were RINSE LOTION —rluJuret!r^cwccl«>ccurr&l4&mlleflsp«th<>ISeflulH-UPU-:r-rr -50UNCr“ “-— GLEEAA Sadat Takes TOOTHPASTE Risg, 89' Sunm aid , SUNMADE Office Vows Tropic-Air n y United Prvfis Intcnm tlanal Hofore attending Uie session, ELECTRIC elI ctr^ d elu x e ice . . . I P P - — ■ ______. - . - Anwtr S/ul«t wns sw ^n' in A rab so u rceir «ald Sadat -Portable-- Saturday as'president of Egypt, conferred wlUi otlicr Egyptian, A N -M iK II to succccd GamAl Abdel Nnsscr lenders on m atter of policy and — “ CRUSHER whose foreign and dohicatic on the formation of a now and pollclcs he hns plc(l|»cd to government. Ho Is scheduled to CRUSHES A ll continue, uiittl Arab, territory - make a major policy statemont- KHIFE THE ICE YOU - id a y r. occiipicd-by-"Ism crln-the-19o7- - id a y r. -NEEDAT-THE- —^—war-hftabconrecovercd;------— Arab-.dlplomfltlc-sources-ln SHARPENER JUE-OF- . Sadat's Inauguration took Beirut said Mohammed Has- A SWITCH place before n special session snneln Hoikal, editor of the * » lm lla r (o lllu ilra lle n o! t}>c Nfa(jona) A&scmbly In Cairo newspaper A1 Aliram and * Safefy tfp'over Cairo as Palestinian guerrillas a closo confidant of Nasser for • 1 YEAR • 1 YEAR ■—__upcuscd.jQt:daii,ot-violaUngJB&.. Jycar3r.rjJslgocl.iis-mlniaicr. o f_ $ 0 8 S REM.AGMB4T- . ______. truce ngreemm which ended information within n wecK ^ ier “REPtACeMtRir^ * THiBrcnoitat ConirolUd Uie civil w ar last month. Nasser died. Hioy denied GUARANTEE ... GUARANTEE . * Fon Forc«d He.cit A • yucrrilla spokesman in Helkal was fired by jealous Ammon charge^ the govern­ .rivals and snid'hc qult.partly- m en t wiH) holding 1,000 cap- because-of-grief over Nasser’s - • 'turcd guerrillas in a secret death and partly to write a BABYRIiTH ; JJrisQrr^fliinLirLJbfiZSOlU^ ______in T cv3ltip^ desert. T))c tru ce term s liad Uon a s the late president had ^Colori = 0 1 F = callod for the release of all suggested a few days before he prisoners by both sides. was fatally stricken. In Jeru-salem. fsraell Foreign TI jo guerrilla spokesman in Butter Finger Minister Abba Eban said A m m an a a id lh e 1,000 prisoners J u n io t * Egyptian Foreign Minister were taken from the town of -MalunQU{|.Rlml*licd wiienJie.______■Inafar.______to. Uie socrot_ orison 33 Bars —rtold:tljeU;N7(jenecal Assembly. camp-ln-souUiecrLJordan before lliat U was Israel and not Arab truce officials arrived to Men's Vinyl ^t; - Egj'pl-who- had_vlQlated_thC-_3upervlsa-.Uicic^clcase.- The _ TUinMrnwwr current cease-fire agreement, government turned, over 415 ,97, JUNIOR B « « r Eban repeated Israel’s stand guerrillas captured in Uie Uiat Die U.N.-supervised peace fighting to the truce team on TRAVEL talks could not bo resumed Thursday, until the alleged. Egyptian, The spokesman said his group ------Wolfttlftnfihadbeen-eorfocted;— -ftt-flrst-thought-these-were-tho— KITS Sadat, 51, vice president last guerrillas in government under * Nasser and acting hands but later learned of the Ass't. Enam eled ZEREZWINDI president slncc/hls death of a others. Ho sald^truce officials « i l r . I . heart attack gn S c n l.Jfl^ s _ arc invofltlRatjng. Colors n o m in atid 'b y Uie ruling %Rexf WVAS ..4Miiinii:.UiirohTASU)7Esypt^-spci!ch- tho Gtnorni TjOHET-J only lognl pollllcm party, and Assem Ajjcmbly bly In New York In ii Hie Nntlonnl Assembly. He was. radio Interview. Uio only candidate In a national* SEATS^ referendum Friday by ASU "It can bo very discouraging members In which he obtained —Hie rig id ity , the disreg ard for Reg. M.W per cent of Uie vote. tlie elcmonta of pcacc and the Speaker Lablb Shukalr folschoods." , , . Eban , ,said. , *‘Tticro npeneii uie asscmbTTsessrerTby no-forelgn-mlnifit«r-on-thl^ -tinnounolng Uio official results- ^^ o could .say such • J e g T ^ 2 . 4 9 ...... of the referendum after which falsehoods that Egypt {s not Siidat took Uie oath of offlcc for setting up a missile lino whllo n full slx*ycnr term. The violating tlie cease-fire and Uiat ceremony was broadcast live to Israel was constructing a Die nation. Maginot Line.” * Oct. 18. SUNDAY 9>ECIAL-Oct 18 Planes Attack OSCO B A R G A IN ! OSCO BARGAIN!

KIdft "O ld & Y ou n g" New Viet Units 1 0 ' f a v o r it e PHNOM PENH (UPD-Cam- ■ Regim ent. ■/ ^ GOOD bodlnn ulr force plnnos bombed In Saigon,, the U.S. Military. - CANDY TASTING both sides of U)o Mekong River C om m and announced th at P re s ­ north of Phnom Penh Saturday ident Nixon’s phase flvo troops In an effort to break up a now wlUidrawal program will begin BARS CRACKER Nortli Vietnamese troo|^ concen­ witli Inactivation of two batta­ • Almond Joy 1 2 O u n 4 tration near the Cambodian lions or the U S. 4th In/antry capital. Ground reinforcements Division num bering nearly 2.000 • Moundt JACKS werd also sent to tljc area. m en. • ■ Caravelle BRACMTS riflfl nfflppra nnld the T2fl_ Tntocmed-II^,-aQurcflfl-Bflid— -• -ro w w H o D lOCrCOVEREIHJKRWES— aircraft struck at ProW Uio re m a in d er of the 4th Tameak, nine miles north of Division and the greater port of Phnom Penh, Daun Um , 21 Uie U.S. 25th Division a re 3-BOXES miles nortli of the capital, and scheduled to leave Vietnam by poweri ’ 0 P rek PO, 24 m iles above Uie Qirlstmas , In tl)o [^ase five WRONLY city. Cam bodian intelligence reduction of 40,000 m ore «nf(l It had Idontiflfid the “ American troops. 7d‘ V alu e Communist troops operating In in Cambodia, field officers SUNDAY ONLY Uio bombed area as members saldrelnforcemonlsNfrerearrlv- -TjH hr-166th-NorU)-Vletnamt)SO— infl-atT-Hoka-Kang^ •______Gem Reapportion OSCO BARGAIN! Delay Requested POPULAR APCb BOISE (U PD — ^TIio idahi). illnlrlcu aro dilutcil or debas­ OIL FILTERS aiiornoyattorney generalgenoral's s uiiii:o,acHiiigoKice, actlni! e c

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lUchard Greener, acting In be- half of (Kiv. Don Samiielaon GreenGreener,...... In hla... reply, told the and Secretary of Stata Pete T. ihould court decUng It ahould .action'^ _ •CcnamB«,enteredthereaponse pending the H 70 ------In anawer to a ault filed by the beginning of tlw 4UI James F. I^na, Bonnera Per- lalure, or In the.alienutlve, to ry. • continue the mattei' until the = l„ ^ l.l. .lilt l.uim. nmtenried m n nonirreMlo;i.l elertlm h .. the districts ''are >o unequal In been held and Ihe^fflililura the ntimlier of qualified vbtem biglha Itai a ei? lo n ,« n d ^ .« that the voting rights In solne reasonaUe tlme."^ ■ ' T1niM*N*w*, Twin Falli, Idaho Sunday, Oclob«r 18, 1970 SC O n E O N E Teliwision Schedules f o n F V N < ! Sond«v.Octob«r»0.»»; At 5 p.m, on cH anntli 3 at ____ HI-Ollli-DiiiXo*bv- , ' ■■ , (tatcrt !■ ^ul*d by IHb lion nd th« (he Pr«i' ' D-Dltl Ooib/ — Bo«hm«o—Yhli-*how -*tudt *'h o w —to- pj-b oflniB’ ihOttr— ------; >'EXCEllENT— ***'V6Ry-GOOD- thMS two m jiilvr* riaal wi 3—I’r t onme »liow ; . . iioo , •. 7»l—Dotwnia •nvlronment. J —IV# oamB *how '• OOOD . *K30B ' , Mornlno <-Cnmprr I Hrjiorli 7b—Qontinza M.W »-nonapia .Jub}!««^...... J*l—Pro ( oalhall n —non}*nyft 7b—Proroiilbrtll }*l—Sel«nc#'ln AgrlcijUure « -l» ro r-opil).ill 3—Torn #nd Jorrv - :JbT-f»ro Football U —Tom- D rootOall - 3—c;tM tCam pboll ' Rruckncrt Symphony No. 8i minutoB lon«, lon«or thun i-Pallh (or Todnv n - M f o Moolbnll ; • 7 » l-W I!ll« tn F. H ucklnv -Jr. George Sxcll coadtjctlntf The wvcrol of JJoottwvon a Hym- n ss S—L»mp Unlo My Ft 4—T»>li It tho LUo C le v e la n d O rchc«tra (Colum hln PhomoB. '■ ' „ , -Jb -A o rlc u n u ro USA. ------: . 11(30------7»|^Comhi»J_t^ltY A lo rl __ | ■ B-nia Picture - ,4—luim i and Aniwor* “ MS’30070r-"------:— — :----- ^Wlion lUvofl iBnuod In 1887^lho-.l IMO Atl'orhooii 5»I*-M0vio; ‘'Tho SnVngo" Hrucltncr's longthy «nd symphony wua rojoctod by 3 -P «nelop« PH«>op tJiOO ' 3—T lin ’Ctmwrtv . -4-"CQljn:^nootljflluyj '—M illion: nho”:Muntch~prchBrir«7^ir*lwd- Loo>uUp.anJ-Uui -jb-km u-Suucial__ ymphmTy-RlvercBrucknef'fl-very-popuJar- ):30 nnd tho late cdnducterer GeorBO------. . 7th’ . Symphony a propitious 1:00 fliao M KtfHAN HI—A Sacred Heart J»l—Pro Foolbnll 7»l ■.•Voni»hlno WlUli>rnn4i Szell. inaUKuroU 4—Jonny OuhI f 7b-M ovlo; "Fnino !»■ lho NAr>»« 01 Although pruckndr wns ■ Uvi returned tho scoro to the fl—Jolioni^-QwiU— 7b—Pro Footlwill OISONWYNN 6 -P ro PoolBrtll Iho CAmo'^ rc«ordc(l by many ns tho lust compoMr saying ho _ couldn’t 3—Re> Humbnrd 2h- Pro FoQlh^ll ?:P0 OT.SS 5—Rex ttum bnrd 3—Pro Footb.ili 3-T>tawAii FIvO'O Iruo ro m an tic compoBcr,' th is understand Uio piualc. Tlilfl '7b—RoK Humbard ^G unim oko AND 11—Ron ttum hard • ro FoofbAlJ work and' his unfinished Wh rojoctlon sent tho elderly MORE FAR OUT FUNI 1:1$ S-Pro- Fnolljfltl II—Ountmoko Symphony arc his two most composer Into such ■ a fit of 11—Pro FoolUflll 7tl-ClvillutlQn Jtl—From t»>o Cathndral n-Mpyio: "Novadn Snillh" ' dissonant works,"allhough tho dcprcBslon that ho stopped work— V iT k-iV niC M F V lilO 4—HiQh School Chnllrngo . , 5sl—Hornld.ol Trutli ■J!30 ••dlHBonanco” la sllRht com- on his 0th Symphony, ngver to W A LI UiDW CTi 4-CoiloQe Vnrloty Show yu—KUOl NOWS apotlill ...... ______...... ______- rv\mnt/>ln II It Ikilllk A' !■ A 4—Cattanooo# Cnii 4-AApvle; "Thirloon West Sirpul" _ p /jf o d ^ tO C om ppSC rB WhO COmplOlO IL_ _D=CfllJnnoQafl^oli_ - • 3iOO «iOO • -----4—Mnv^or-'Thff Indtnn - 7 i M - ^ followed BruoVnorr ^ I— 3£i~Ttii(.i^lliaJ^i : • J:M ■ ?SL - n ra okttn** W orld ___Too dcplh-nnd-hrc'adUi-Olithc lw rfem o y bo moro ncccploHo____y i ---- 7r=WTTH-Tanodom ■ an ^■'Arnle'-- - - - ...... " KOWTHB: 7b-W tl(l Kinodom 3 — A rnlo work Is Immoiiso, roqulrinit iin io UVo public, tho Slli la required 7b—Wild Kinodom i — A rn in , - - incrcillblo iilltnllon span by llstenlni! If nnyono Is to know 7b—nullwlnkle 0—Wild Kinodom 7:30 conductor und listener nllke. imd undoralond tlio depth of the fl—Dullwinklo 2b—Lasilo 30 ~ Mary* Tylor Moore 5—Day or DI»covory 5-Lflssle 3 — Mary Tyler Moore llie third movement alone Is 2S man. n —Hornid 01 Truth 3—Uuo6 Ounny and RoAci Runner 5 — Mary Tylnr Moore Synipliony Season Rogins ?:3Q' 4—Youno Rnbols 11 — M ary'Tyler Moore 7»l—Nolre Dflme 5:30 TchnlkovHky: Swan I-ake SHOWS AT 7 i0 0 -9 < 0 5 7 b -N otr« Drtmo 3sl—World 01 Dlinoy Suite, Sleeping Uoauty Suite, WEDNESDAY!. TICKET SALES for the coming concert Benson nf the MdrIc fl—Notro Damn 7b-W oria 01 Sisnoy 70 — Rod Skoiton N u tcrack er Suite, IV^meo oiul Vnllcy Sym phony O rchostrn will l)c dlrcctcd by M ra. Dean H. 3b—Face tl'O Nnllon Q-World ol Olinov - Rod Skelton From tho counir/ 0-World.Ol,Ditncy. •. • J'iL.rT-.. M o u la ."T b o ..R u J S l« h i a r e — Jullett Herbert Voiri'KaroJnn Affleck, loft, and Mr*. T. 0. Groyi co'Chnlrmni. T hrfirst con­ j—Pflco b»«-N«»lon Here'l'LUCy that gave you, 4—DJicovory 3U—Hoo«n'» Hcrous L V n ln o " 5 — Here's Lu cy conducting the Vienna cert Ik scheduled Nov. 25 nt 8 p. m. In the CSI Fine Arts Center. n-OlscQwory 5—Hogan's Horoet 7(1 — Movio "The Rms'ans are H —HoQiin'* Horocs P h llh B rm o iiic O r e h e jitrn ( A WOMAN. 5 -rilm Com ing'' 11 — H ere's Uucy ?;)S Evening B — Movio "Tho Russians are 3 — Silent Force (London CSP3) . "INGA’' and C om ing" S-T abornacio Choir 4 — Silent Force ------10:00 3b-M ovie: "The Savage Wliaer- 31). •— M nn nix Foiu- of T chaikovsky's best CURIOUS ness" 3 — ManniK 7SL — M ist^jrogers 3b—Tabornacle Oiolr 7i00 loved and most romantic wor)(s 3 - tim e tor Modllnriof* 4—Movio; "T he SflvnQo Wilder- 11 *- Mnnnm 4 — Love, American Style 2SL - Laugh.In arc captured with Bubdued M. V. Symphony Slates 4-Oral Roborli 70— Lauoh'tn 5-DYU Foolball 5 -r Caroruurnotf ' . brilllnnce by- Herbert Von ____ _ l:JO " ■ ' ■ th e V ienna 4 — Yburig Lawyora 3B— jwayborrv------Kf»r(»Jnn^ an_d. 3_-^Mflyborry ______HiUiiarmonlc______First GoncerhNov^2S= 3-=Tabornac(e'CfK)tr —:------:— ---- » :» —------^------Jfl — Gunsm oke n^l'Ma^fberry am ong tlio dynam ic 3 — M inion: impoisible school of Tchoikovsky In­ TWIN FAI.US - Mfigic ticketH to area residents who s — Tim Conway 4 — Pro Foolball n — Medical Center 7SU — WMnt's Now t e r p r e te r s , wl»o cu n -w h ip . Valley SvmDhony orchcstrn. wisli _ to attend tlie conccrts. _ - -UQ_____ Tdmo'st'airjHWralkoTSkj^-WBrk^-’ '4 — CamerA 4 Reports -Trr^-DmruTTT' --undn--thTr-dlrectlmhokling - -•T”^ ■ - C 'T v-A i ' Slaugliter, open its 12U) senson »»embership tickets will lx« 0 0 1 ^1 4 1 U I 11J 10:00 Into a frenzy of excitement,,vort 30 — N>w», W eather. Sports 3.— D oris Day . Nov. 25 nt 8 p.m. with a conccrt opportunity to renew 5 — Family AHair K a ra ja n re n d e rs full If 3 — Nows, Weattier, Sports somewhat toried down versions In tho CSI Fine Arts Center. • ond Ujoae wlio desire to 5 — News, W eather, Sports 11 — Family Allnir Question Box 11 — News, Weather, Sports /SL — Query of these four loved works. . ■■ Guest artist will bo fijweli patrons for tiie first 1:00 4 — Most Deadly Game Some of Tchaikovsky's most Furr, plunlst of tlie University are iiakod to eontftct either 10rt$...... 2SL — Movie "The Olher Man H you hovo any qustlons I have to continue with my 70 1- Movie "The Olhot Man" of Utah music, fniully.i He will co'ChalnTicn. ^------: is.CQDtfllnod Jn, innuil'ymiT~S!!iIJir:3&Trfiey prlvatclrtiiutimciiT:r r : r 3 r ,'~~ — - - th ea y fou r ’worksr th re e o f iVHH 1 Ilea wliri«ri$nltte2Fotr ~3SL — Nows, Woattior; Sports Durn?tl nddresa Uiem to' jlm iavls.- A. First, you will have the 3 — Carol Durnolt ore scaled down suites of much Oiopin. accompanied by the a patron ticket basis and at a 7D — New;i, Weather, Sporit P.O. Bo» 1230, Twin Falls,, hospital Insurance part ol 11 — Carol D urnett larger ballot scores. orcliestra, Farr was a member later date gonernl ndmisaion 3 — Name ol the Game 5 — Movie "Ulindtold" Idaho M301. Medicare upon application al 5 - StoretronI Lawyers 7SL — Civic Dialogue Lovers of Tchaikovsky will of the faculty at the Sun Valley tickets will bo mode Available I — nold Ones F a n n y Q. I worked'for the Union 05. Tills la protection you "have f:00 enjoy having theso four Music Camp last summer. througli local music stores. No II — Name o( ttie Game 2D — H aw aii FIvo O Mrs. Dean H. Afflcclc andat the door Pacific Railroad from lOJ until already paid for and don't need 11:00 3 Gunsm oke beautiful works handy In one 1IH3. Tlien I worked fr the, to duplicate. It helps pay for }SL - M ovie "S o ld ie r (n the R a in ” 7SU-‘— R ealities complete package. . UfZtt - Mrs. T. G. Gray, co-chairmen of concert nights. 4 — News, Weattier, Sports 11 — Laugh.In s>-mphony ticket sales, said a • - , second concert is Southern Pacific Rallnnd a Inpatleat cnro In a partlcipatini! 711 - M on From Shiloh n l l l " 11:1S 5 - Po)lirdai'~TfllK “ M o ^ o '— a n G ot t r "Ohlo-lcQda-imr-nrtllorr'in“COLORby-DaLTnf0 7 ------F eb . IB, 1071. lOM.PIensoletmeknowtowto care in an approved extended 10:00 ■' — _ 351- — Nows. W eaihor, Sporls productloB of soap. Dislfibutod by aot Uie money wlUilieiaundor care faclllty, Or In your hoIm7t^ ' a '.-' A ll.s ta r WresiC^ig 2 U ^ News. W eather,' S p o rti CINEMATlOM-lNDUSTniES - the nallroad notlremat Act your doctor decides you need 5 -- Country Placc • 3 — News, W B n ttiin e r, Sports N e w s O f B- AOC News 3 — News, Wealhor, Sports transferred to my foclal skilled nurslnfi care after you I1:4S 5 - News, Weather, Sports security account. >oave the hospital. 6 — Movie "What Price 70 - News, Woaihor, Sports Continuous IMatin««s Uriguen S e rv ic e m e n W;00 fl — News, W eather, Sports’ A_it Isn't necessary foiyou to Second, you'll also be able to 5 — M ovit •'S la n d e r" 11 --- News, W eather, Sporls T-O-D-A-Y do anythlni! at Uils timo When sijn up. If you wish for U:10 4 — P e rry M ason , you do make aa applicalon for Medicare medical insurance, "Gtbr.iifar" 7SL - book Heat From 13:00 Neon i n s ^ t0:J0 Kimbviiy Root) t faillg n d Diiv* _____LAST " 3 " D ay .____ .social sccurlly‘t)onoflls, j)U will whlclrholpirpnyTloctorblllsTind' ■3ET'=------'"Johnny^cnrson ■ ------I»HaNr7T»^00------b«asked whether you haie ever other medical costs. You may Monday, O ctabort9,1970 70 — Johnny C arto n ' AJ D p, m. on channel 3SL. 70 and 0 worked for a railroad coiipany. not be able to continue with your B — /o lin n ^ Carson A» I:00<3t40-4:s0-7i00-9:00p.m. — M ovie "T h e Other M a n ." Tt»o 13D ~ Movie "Alaudelle ingliih" ISU Job At Uiat time your nilroad full private health Insurance ruoaed cbastllno of Dig Sur, Calif., 3 — He# Haw sets (he scene lor Ihjs TV movio 7SL — FJick-Out— retlremonf-cfodlt wll bo coverage because many thriller. Roy Thlnnes and Joan The newest and ane »f l(t* Ciaaleit-Hunting.and Jiihing. W ildlife. combined with vour aoclal companies have "after 65" HflCketl sta r. A d v e n ta r e t (or yo u r w h « U fa/tiHy'- W m ed Jn »h« WJW*rf>*»» et out ------rD CA T ECL’O— = — ABBIC” security If you do not hive 120 clauaos 111 tnelr policies, wIBCtr 5 — Suspense TtiOAlru ____ *•-_ ____ 1-. - . I- 11___ . 1 n f\r% iK m . v\ni. r\n lir rt*/_ «:00 Uriguen, Twin Falls months work'under riiroad mean they pay only the ex- 20 — Tfulh or Consequences 11:00 businessman, has been elected 4 — Truth or Consequences 4 — Nows. Woather, Sports retlrement. Conversely social penses Medicare does not 7SL — Figuring It Oul presldont-clect of tlio Idoh? 3 — News, Weather. Sports security credit can U trnn- cover.- Some companies cancel 5 - News, Woattior, Sporls U:1S State University Alumni sferred to the rdlroad Ule.pollcy Qompletcly when the 70,— Eddie's Father 7SL — Community Alerl ‘ As.soclntIon.Ho defeated Gale 11 — M y Three Sons 11130 retirement If you ha'e not Insured reaclies age 05 and 4 — M ovie "A irb o rn e '.' (Shad) Chamber^, Boise, worked enough undor'soclal suggest the person sign up for »:30 1J:00 SSL — .M ovitf " A lh w a ’ ' former Twin Falla newsman, • -sccurity-ta .quollfy_toiLbnctits,_. Medicare. 2St, — Red Skodfin • for the position. Urlgubn.hoa ■served onihe boarrfT)f-tlirectors- A Tir n rfnn who hnsa wife ' “ Woicortio la Tw in Fallr -We Are Sore Glad of the ISU Alumni Association and minor child retires oi social , since 1067. He will Vou Are Comlngll! security and then wor^ and " D O U V " - automatically lake over aa earns more tlian the nUwablc president during the 1071-72 SGT.CUUMRINE quota, whose benefits wold this FOR TH E FIR ST TIM E school year. affect — hla, the wlfc'a,or the IN HISTORY YOU CAN COME, ANYTIME A former Burley schopl ‘ flAZELTON - S.Sgt. Roy G. m inor child, or each oni? FOR THE TIME teacher, he Joined Thelsen C rum rine, son of M rs. M argaret. SEE'HELLO.DOLLY!’ A. "nie husbnnd’a earnngs as OF YOUR L IFE! Motor Co., In Twin F alla, In 1050 AT POPULAR PRICES! a retired worker would affect — and -worked na-solcs-manogor r'i'cXJlr the u.“sl'.‘r;-FoK“e 3"^', untU lOCfi when he purcJiased MQTORVU sf,ifT onite“ the Buick-Old.'onoblle - dealer- gnSrr“baTe!t:U"" rule la th at If you “ carr m ore > (Sun.-Mon..Tu«.. Only! slilp now called Abbie Uriguen Sergeant Crumrine, thon IlCQO in a year whlc you Starts mONI73J.«34 GalaiOpan 7,15 p.m. Olds-Buick. manngcment analyst specialist, a re under 72, benefits o you l a i l e»> U.S. 30 to EailiandO iive RATED R: Another Magic Valley was cited for his outstanding (and your fam ily) w\l be resident on the board is E. Lee professional akill and Initiative Wednesday At 9:30 p.m. withhold at tho rate of fl In Schlender, Ketchuin. whiie asalgned'to the 320Ui benefits for each $2 youcnrn M ark'frechett* and-OAr>a Htlptin, both discovered by Aticlief.ineolo Anionio Bombardment Wing at Mather from 11680 to |28d0. In adcltion, ni, are ttie young leads in hit Uni Ulm about America, ••^.ilinsliie Pomi " Air Force Base, Calif. benefits will be withhell for lie now serves at Tan Son each II of earnings overk2flflO Nliut In a unit of Uio Pacific Alf Aide to (check with us for exceptlna to ANTONIONIS i Forces, headquarters for air Kim be iiy Read t> E a illa n d Ofive PHONE 734.3400 I iwARDs' DEf jPD in D Q illlC lin ifO E B a Uie F a r E ast and Pnclfic area. Jk^isiL Weak Day> nt 6:40.9! in HO a.4“ n gruuuaie orVHllcylllRli benefit and not tliose of fther v Scliool and his wife, Janet, is the Sat..Sun. Continuou» from Noon I m m IiS m 1 family members. w h o l e niCHFIEIJD - Hans for a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Utt, Eden. l u u u s n in u i n ) w u r a fcUTnuii F o m lly t visit to the nicljfleld schools _ Q. I will be 05 ijext yenl and MCHJUL c iu w r o u Nov. & by representatives of the SAN ANTONIO Airman' worked quite n hit »ider - new child development center < s > l l at Twin Falls, are announced by Wlllliun H. Jolinston, • son 0/ u Mr. -- f ‘y. Will I bo alio to Supt. Neil Andreason, R ic h - J"‘*and Mrs. W r\C C. .^L. Johnston, ItoutoIlouto ™spltnl and modlcil In- fjelj I.1, Riclifield,RIclifleld, has completed Medteare 0 w .At 7t30 p.m'. (R ril HeuV B#p#ot»d) DInsnoslsaiidhandllnRofnny “ c >r»lnlng at Ucldand Air apodal education problins ore Ho has been -tinefilfrlTA m JhiiJnccliiljicbnnl >“ Qinnuto Air Force 1He offered to tho general public. Any chUd having speech or nialntonance. Airman -|fm aglagar< hearing defccls, or lenrninB ni i T i ®'i“ dUficullv can be examined with. d nigh Miool, nttcndcd o f Stanley Uio College of Southom Idaho. soieetheait rFRONTIEFTHEflTER ^BOX OFFICE" OPEN 7:30 P.M. _ JEROME Fee3 the Family you IDVItU U1!U MMftm CVIOWI. nsvlHmitKirTHrrriuH: Hamburgers Lasttrm esTonlte DOUBLE FEATURE n^ONI 733-S9ai OataiOpart 7i IS p.m. .nutonoH V i, v«fnrtrS73.o

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RATED " X " TW IN FA U i^ BUHL w JEROME I D R I V E ^ I W „ • OOLORtyWiM' ' Ali^W«^llK-cri#<«lpr fril^A|t*y-ClUb-darmrd~ ^Ali pqrtllriportnyiteroriT^ ' ■ — •’V H. I '*,'Y » ■ Mayorls Sunday, October la. 1970 TImet-Newi, Twin Falls, Idaho ’7 Courage Aero-Space TechniCal Men Admired

BUNNYVALE.dallC (UPI)-^- H was no{T.f“I had a hclluvn - more. Many have-exhausted. P o o ^ ra liv 6,".'h a s WASHINGTON (UPI) ■ There are 10,000. enklnecrsjnnd -tloclslon to makb ... Don, you their WS^-weck unemployment office, in the S u n n y v ale .BncIuiUIrs at (ho White Houbo: tochniclans, once-^rllngs of nro being .surplused." BolnR benefiUt. > Presbyterlart C hurch. ' , , White House aldca oro Euyinu the aerospace industry, who are ’ "surplused” in the linjjo of Uie For a professional man Politicians seeking votes bi Prosldont Nixon privately ad> unemployed in the Sav Francis- aerospace trade moans being "bcinu unemployed ts the November have been •talking - mired the-“couraBe" of-Mayor' ■••co peninHularM any'can'f find^flrftd;— — j— , - luirdost job you can Imvo,"-- alMut pressurizing Washington fjflthan Agostinelll of Manchcs* Jobs, even' lowly ones. . ' H was quite a.'shock to Don, ^ ob.4crves Frank Plffcrlnl, 48, an to create a kind of WPA for ter. Conn.. who Wreatod a VIct nf' thc>fg »ri» m pn-oyor Rut h c»lurnctl.ln .thBJEord-l>TD—^ci:onautlca enBlnecr-a L .L Dck^ jAnom plftyod^ciyxtlsts-vgnd.. ■ ■- ConB~floiT ’ from Anti-war ~40."They*fifli*VOd'ltrWorliI'War tlic cdinpany had given Rim and hce~d ror"13 ydarsTlIc’ says he ehglnebrs.' the ...... 'dfirlfting* ~ 'deniDpsti'AtorB'ninl sl(n\tp - thRmsftlvpH pdnpHtftd. told his wife to tiuhten up the would move anvwhcro In the IcdmologicaHalent shtmld-bfl- ■ it durliiij last Monday's played the upward-mobillty family budget for a few wdeks wwid a Job and would 1 Into cl.e: Idcntlal visit to Hartfprd. •' gam e, eahidd $15,000 to WO,000 while he lined up anotlier job. ■gladly change professions if he environment, the poUilclans . AfiOBtlnolIl, -fl R epublican, salaries, llipy .wore never out^ Four months later, Don was could—‘i haven’t had a decent say...... candidate for-stjito comptroller, . of work iMfore. still Moklng. - ' , night's sleep .in eight months.'’ • Few of U»o unemployed elite was In the Nixon motorcade Ijis t yoflr they would bo He is only one of an PifferinI is working part-time, are enthusiastic about this, when he spotted the protestors ' telling you that anyone really eiitlmated- lO.OOO engineers, cleaning watches for a friend' Vera Moldt, aa unemployed across tlie street from the . willing to work could find a Job technicians and executives who who runs,a jewelry store. He is .economist working 60 hours 9 Hnrtford'Hllton Flotbl; ' “ . •• in this oountry.-Unemploymont- have-been-surplused by Santa using some GI benejiti} he had week organizing • h6r , fellow In a tuR of'war with the flag in th e U.S.A. w as a pt'oblem Clara County’s'aprawllng space coming from his (-ecall to. .Joblesffprofessionals, says says carriers, wltli' Hartford police . • that boBot only the Indolent or ancI*defenso industry complex, service in the Korean War to most of them want to get away unnmbitioufl. ■ ...... - • ...... - •njofio while-• coUar. lobless earnafllHht Instructor’s rating, from BQV‘>ri‘'«enl-dep«pd9liL- ^1^-KoFean-W w^v^ ... nioy-Boo-il-dftferonlly now. coii.sti(utc more than a third of It Is hard for compoicntT^elf- •job.'i”’on(l into the Mmihercial in R ra b b ln ^ o h a i} . L ong Vl^ait. . . T ake- Don — ■T'wiro HHk'od” thc--country‘s" total o f- 27,000 - reliant individuali.sls like Rffcr- sector of the.economy-wWch NiYnn Intpr onpfjHcd tn ' that-his-nnme-be-wlthheld. In - unemployoii. — ^------— -iniuto-oonvlnee-tUonlstilye.s-that— theyconsider more* stable;------Uiat h'o thought Agostlnelll, In WIVES of four of the five Minneapolis men search . The effort w as tem p o rarily callcd off oh eij’ht years at Phllco-Ford he I^ckheed Missile and Space tlioy cannot pull out of present • "llie big puSh Is on en- walking into tlio crowd, accom* misslnfi on a light plane flight to Casper. Wyo., Friday, not to be resumed unless new leads arc wrote proposals that got the Co., which two years ago hall a difficulties by tljc same person- vironment scionce," she said. diseovero

E m m n Lets You Say ^’‘Good Riddance Samuelson gets things toBadRubbhkr done... in EDUCATION

This kitchon convenience “gobbles Education approprintiontt up ... Dur- Higher education fiindft up dramatically . .. u p " all h o u seh o ld tra s li a n d g arb ag e inj* t)w* Samuelson ailmlnistrulion. stati* funds for Aji|)rfi|)njjiioii!i up 1.5.8'^ al I'nivtTsitv Idaho, — h iclu d in g bones, b o ttle s an d cans! oducalion.Iia\«* jum|u‘

Fit! m oit .ipacei— al* T e u e lie r lienefitH a d d e d . . . Ni^iHv 10,000 moat any.tresi use ab h iMirtable, or 'liave 'it built- li‘U<'lit‘rs luid dirilrii.'t prrsonnrl are now iindi'rllie ini filMk, smart design will • Slate Uelirehient System, uhirh Ik heipinfi to g»M, complement your kitrhcn Teachers Retirement decor! •Other Education 44.‘5).-i0.9 3 .7% -$8:4 arnl k ir p gonrl t*‘aelnTh.

Total Gonoral Fund Revenuo; $226,334,086 Kdu(?alion Iuih ln?ne(it«‘

AvaUsI *229?1AVMfti!. h ' lle . STpp.rlsi -T a w n y Don Samuelson sees what has to be done jara.Vilvo-youidi!aj«h9lAtiMh ___ A>k yourSear* ulum in' foraoUlu, You’ll welcoitw tho convenience—no more and he does it, with honesty and integrity. Jrequent_trlp« to_,nrf_QHtjJdej5|ir ^ g P ^ m no more over-flowingbaMotiUtt^ng homol '

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^ ------SHOP SEABS AND SAVE M a in Ave . _ SolWocllon Outnmltid or Your Montjf . ^ l, : Sears L i i w . iSli&.lOMUCKAIfttW<■' H » l< « -■•'■’- ■ j't U . th iln '.. » .l. OiJO-f, « Tlmn-N»y»l. Twin F tlll, Idaho Sunday, O^pbtf jlVlWl). ; ■ . Vai’v ' Ripbn Society, O ' ; ‘

WASHING^N (UPI) —The ^ats at the Qxponso of support Inori wild Saturday fr6m liberal Ropubllcana and ‘Ih a i- ia i...... and VI Akhow. Senate nbrnlnoos In. Now Yorl^ without directly endorsing and Vlrylnla would Joopardlio Jamos L. Buckley, his Conscr<> ^G O P'-;uniiy —Irt - Uio.--1972 vatlve party rival 4lnd'0bvl0U8 . prosldbntlal oloctlon year. preference of the' udmlnl8tra> • n ippp. a liberal Republican tlon. Tlio adfplnlfl^atlon has. RrflUp, p latw ! the capUop rijovi^ n o ^ u p i^ r t for Ray ,lUgneW45tluro timoll-town White Souther­ ners anil Northern woi‘klnR Cardinal class whites frtfih lhe~Demt New Stockyards VATICAN CITY {UPI)-Pope , Paul VI Friday named Cardinal Jean Villot, his secretary of In Chicago .state ^nd-clbge confidant,-as chambcrlaln ' of the Roman To Close Uitholic CImrch. It meons Villot will temporarily fiovorn CHICAGO (U PD -nie Union tlic church arid its 600 million Stock Y ard t T ran sit Co. members when the Pope dies. announced i^iday tliat, after .Tlie flS-ycar-old French car- A.lOS.yonrs-Of operation during, tlinal will"not r I v o up his post- ,__whlcH it became world H5-, as No..2 man at the Vatican. ff6lv»nrd"«s a thafkellniT cenrcr.JIJie-w as-appolntod-Sflcrctary oL_l Uie aUcaRo stockyards will stnte in April, 10(50, the first discontinue receivlnK cattle non-Italian to hold thp post-in. Fub. I, 1071.. - 55 y ears. “ •fer-arfottg .^ p reaid ' ■ cflt Arrested./. of the company,. said that already considered a key because ’ receipts ' of cattle MICHEL aiARTRAND, (op, president of the arrcBted In raids in Quebec province FViday candidate to succeed the 73^ continued to dwindle—from -Montreal ccntral counclT of the Canadian since Prime Mlnisler .Trudeau Invokpd the yoor-old .Paul . as. Popo,..ia speeinl wai' emergencies, act, suspcndln]; all 2,205,000 head In 1050 to an automatically tlie top candi- Natidnol Trade Union and Front de Liberation estim nted MO,000 In 1070, the .d n te. du Quebec, (FLQ), and lawyer-Robert cIvU lib erties In.C anada, (U PI) Lttoltim wncm . iRcr division of the yards was closed funeral, assemble • bccause of a continuing decline of cardinals to elect n new TWO BUTTLE READY soldiers stond guard been taken during peace tim e and has arisen out in hog'Volume, and it had been Pope, receive condolences from at the main door of the Parliament Buildings In of the kidnapping of (wo top officials In Mon­ Death Planned in Bombing announced that studies would foreign governments, seal pnpal. Quebec City Friday ofter the Canadian treal, Quel)cc- las( week^ by the Terrorlit ■ be mado to determine whether apartments used by Paul and Government Invoked the special *'War Separatist FLQ group. (UPI) . KANSAS-CIXY. Mo. ( U P D - Tlieblastblowatwo.foothole model cities funding in a high tlic cattle operation should run, the church until ^ a new Emcrgenclen Act." Hils act never has before ■police_faUl F rid ay the bombing in a rear door, shattered a crime district of tliQ__ cltv. j ;Qntlnue to function. t’ope is named. of a comm^unlty relations center win{lo\\LQnd-llttered^lhB-.tifficc “ Flomlng -and Robinson—had — Q w glng conditions.in.stock- — ' war in{en'3ed to kill two with debris. Tlie two^offlcers, walked the streets dally . In an feeding, marketing and slaugh- patrolmen Inside ..tlic_bulldinc- Kenneth Flcmlng-and. aiarlfis attempt to improve communi- taring mfldo the "extremely -Tlie jOfficorB- escaped critical Robinfion, their bodies plorcod cations with residents.— ^:------di£flcullli--doclfllon .-nccessary. injury. by flylny wood and class. „ * . V . Uie announcement said, Authorities said the bomb splinters, were hospitalized in As stock mArkotlng -has was "a hifih order explosive.” satisfactory condition! nttcr the oKploslon jecllncd In tho aron which dnco probably two or three s lic k s of Police did not l)elieve Uio. held Friday for Investigation of Qiicago the Carl-Sand* d>7iamilc'. , bombing was connected wiUi • P^llcc -officers. A jiurglnbol of "Tho Hog Butcher ------liTlioro^no-quostion in our—UiroatiJ this week of violence World," the stockyards minds. Wlioever pUjicod that nationwide by the Weatherman area has become an Industrial stuff there wns tfyIn^f;to kill faction of the SDS. were. apprehended In-a ^cal estate development. "It"is someone. T^ey Just-werert't Tlie store front community car matching the description of site of the International trying to scare anybody,” relations center was opened spcn leaving the scene of Amphithcatro-Explosition com- policfi shld. . more tliart two years ago under tlio blast. ' plox.

DRYERS Mayfag Hdlo-of Heoi* Dryori turround clolliei with o oenlle circl# of tow, ev«n liaof, 1T)0% Dishwasher • pui’o-oir lin) filler Which m aps in and out for eaiy cleaning. Safely dear wliich when opened the with dependable, hardiworldna\foaturos llko.thosd. dryer ilopt. Triple level wash, action, full width stainless o i 9 0 steel, upper^-and- lower wqsh arms, exclusive mi-. T W filti 195 '— cro-mosh-filtai^olaiit-«opacily.-A-cyi:l — ArtrQabhavliiglier Scout.. Hor other . (our sons meeting place and classes In IbUowed through.as Cubs, too, the 'basement Mructed by Mrs. Robert Qaskfll, Shoshone. As UBual, W an d its venture was a succeu and ^ Interest JERRY BELTZ continues In this lln^. Ihis year . . . humoriit and cartooniit^ A c c i d e n t the Woman's QubJ programs will be guest speaker at 7 p. m. were cp-aced with In&vldual oil Wednesday daring the dinner, paintings, for eadi member, by meethig of the Burley-Rupert Preyention Mrs.I^ulson.HeroDpaintings Knife and Fork club at the* have earned her-many-honbrfl-Pooderota-Inn, Burley;—^ ------and prizes ..^s w^U . as., re- • ______R u l e G i v e n imbufscment. Ono of her ‘ _ [gs h an g s In T h e local _ ahch o( the Bank o( Idaho, a HOME SUGGESTION NEW YORK ( UPI)-In the copy trom an Idaho map scene Whether It's a houseboat or homo, on tho higJiwoy, In tho used on chocks at one time. ski lodge; a fishing camp or a offico, on the sidewalk, tho A trustee of the Richfield. camper truck, a seashore H IE ‘‘PACIFICAIRES” . of U s ^MKcIm , Calif., are all baritonei Rudy Wlssl«r, lead, and BUI . Frits, bass. The magic formula for accident Public Library dlatrlct, Mrs. cottage or a log cnbln, most businessmen hi tfaelr oWn right* but tltoy like to sing and arc PadftcalrM wlU be featured Nov. S and 7 hi the fifth annual provontion combines courtesy "Getthehot^oimd Paulson has scrvtid as volun- second homos share similar , expert enough to be named third best hi tho entire world. They Harmony Showcase of the Magldiords. .nnd comrtion scnso^_ Ury librarian, aulsted with problems; limited space, wHha r hiclude, from left, Mike llamphill, tpnor; if r c d .Dregne; nirougli 25 y ea rs of p re ach ' clean-up, and evorilmowod tho ’ regular exposure to dampness, Ing accldcnt prevention, thal Hohnerharmonicil” lawn. I and furniture that must take a formula is the one that Worjcfl, Slie keeps In touch with life in beating. 'best, according to Mrs. Marjo­ Uie community 03 a i-cportcr for One way to boot all Uiree Barbershop Quartet Event Set rie M ay. Tuhty " W p o r nnd problem s Is by using latex foam Mrs. May, who , Hohner harmonicis »{• «a«y to lajrtenof-a emergeniy^s^uckdrlverond rubber mattresses. They are l«8rn,'.«8iy jo .’pUy.'«nO-«iiy_lo hei) husband’s mfldew proof In even the' take wllh you. Wh«r«v«r you go. TWIN FALLS - Die fifth Quartet Singing In America dubs hi Oregin, WnaHnpton, byitgno. dll of Twin Falls, and ^hoad G^&pteHNow — imnual'Harnrony-Shownnw-nf— (knDvm ^TT^hBrt~Tni“ lKe“ Mbnlaha7BrtlIairC5Ti5«brata::^'rH«aitB5]rBuhirbasB7 g a ra g o - -hlghesthumldltyrai rk ^ fety- Coundgs l^duca^ from,^Th«y-mak«-HrMt-muilu> — haFberfihoppingrsponBorcd-by— "SPE0SQSA’'r8ponsors-the—Alaskain-nddltlon to/ldahoT------rOther-kroups-appearing tlon ondlfom______o Division,____ m’ado ner-homo-reflocta-her-many'—Hpaco-Blncb-thoy'anrroslllenr' cempaniont.and sreat BiHi. 0*1 the Mflgichords of Twin Falls. Harmony Showcnso ead» year Tliis - year's /Harmony include vho H arm onies, that point in on Interview. artlHtlc efforts, crilnrgod this nnd can bo used bn a' thin’ tl>« h o t lo u n j lik i Johnny Cash' ■ will fcfltuce tlio "Paclflcalros," as n. fund-taislng'and on- Showcase wiU-inclUdo several eompoMdVRrod B u rl^to r,, '“Courtesy Is' the safety year to Include upholstery. Slie plywood biso (or oven right on doai. Q«l M Ho>in«r hirmonica

ays, they servo ternatldna) corapctitibn, Nov.'n of thlayeaf's^prococ^^fthis'yeaf's proceeds'wllr tabe ig ■ Heads eiid r^ an d d ’ 'a Red," from _ . and7olUieCollcgoofSouUicm donated to. Uic Twin Fulls Burloy; the .Commentators, Wilson, bass, all I FaUs, stop to * consider Uio other since thoro are no wifes to bend Idaho Fine Arts Center. Tho Easter Seal Center. 'which is composed, of and the famed .person, for example, you won't V program* will begin nt 8 p. m. ' Funds raised by tlie songfest Kams,"n. J j3in Which bicludes members f r o m t a l l and recovtrod a lounge years." - -jsadijilghtiju;^ ; • — :— ^wilLako allowTtho-MogidiordaxQrawfordirfordrBuhincaarOtWimd -Uiroughpiit-Magie-VaUey^- ■_ J ‘li»l<^°^-huaband ln,a_mQsL^oths imd-ot^ .th e Maglchords, Oic. Twin to compote in UjoHilrdDifltrlct Smith,h, LBuhl...... barltone,':and : "Paclflcalres ’’,^ drlvlng-.nn ‘’’’w h.. unlnteresUn^_40 " T l’nITi pti'fi^l^‘M:th’tL-SQagty TdV -SPRBSOSA^Wfitgmrtaiighry. -M mrv-8rfrti^pHt7^^hq!DT;*mnl—I tho Preservation and En- Ontario, Canada, Oct. 31. The tJio Gem Statesman, induding lii auto accidents." f«,m “.7— couragcmcnt of Darber Slio'p^ district, known as the Bill Emerick, tenor; D o n .W lssler, lead , an d Bill FVitz, ^ j,ga]Qj ^ ' TW IN FALLS ' Evergreen District, Includes Hiebcrt. lead, and Burt Huisli, hass, was first organized in t,,o New York well-worn pictwes of foam rub^r mattresses are • 19“. ““k " ,■«' ny HELEN THOMAS” George Murphy, the ncpubllcan j * . contemporary times than it wu8 overlooked in a small . Uons Qub^affob-s, WSCS ishisblondqdnuEhter, Tricia._ 'lVif|a Is keeping out ol Uio cludlng'parts iniBevoraiiiiuviuii. several movies. w lli nrfnnoL”^ .. »;ublic dinncrs, ;#hd auxiliary It strugk, fl fumillnr c)iord."!socinl llmoHflh't. • His wira W s Heard far and hpgets rudeness. -■ Squats usually find Wanda KIMBERLY About 10 years ago the Slie lias given orders to the wide as Uie slnBlna Voice of Al ."I® pr«ac»unent ss one bf the chief hot roll ROAD 733-3493 Republlcnnscomplnlnedblttcrly- First Lady's p r e s s . aides that joison In tho movie “joison makers as well as ham or 1936 ■that President Jolui F. Kennedy hor whereabouts arc not to be story." has gotten through. turkey'cooks. : - r 'T 'i L i'rM n n * r l i i . C ® sec ret woafwn* — disclosed to inquiring re p o rters. ■ • ' - ’ • ______• ____ ' -~r~' S T A N D A K L ) I I.M IC — irro p rassib le d aughtor,^C aro- it's-Trlcla^s-W oj^f-insurlng-hor------— — 7—1------—------— ,• ■ “ b'C'Qi'Tl — llnerworth-n-mllllon votes;------rprlvacyrthjrajdos cxplain.- ' ------r — ------^------^------—.------1 - ’ *7*; 'Arrived in ■ But cariosity persists about ‘ ounaoy, ucr. Z3. ,jcr Connecticut last Monday^ sup- the President.’a daugliter, her 'clocks b d C K -O n hour, porters told IjlraJllMnughter comings and goings and how . ' * Hospital- hnd done-o-tremendous Job on aho wlilles away her hours In Ute campaign trail. “She's our Uie big white mansion that led surgical y^rU y ran h«ro"extend—secret weapon7^~he smiled, .somanynrosidcntrtbxomplaln ------:------^ -thHlverriHniWeniiti-T»Mi

WEHDELLJDA. ,\ HAS JUST DECEIVED ^ - W e lc O lO ’^ \ « t(!v « v l\ APPOIHTIMENTAS »0 the sweetest DEALER FOR .THE FAMOUS LINE... .|l j FEATURING ohce-a-year CANDY.SPECIAL . CANDIES O c h Idaho Flr6t National remembers lents.... automatically! Our'chocking account cuBtomore in Twin FnllBj vico physicianB nhd Burgoons yoi/wMiVo; "Eilfir."nn(l Hnzolton can now Vocoivo low-cost • One .hundred percent surgebn and Basiatjint Blue Cross* and South’TTaaho MeaicalTSerVkrir-— BOTgBairOiniulltB- ...... r-^------prbtectjori in n now hbapital nnd surgical planJ .Onehundrod percentanesthesWoglstpayments And our computor will save you tho worry_tt(_i_.emiums from your acgount.aopount. fhe «>rll a no exS rdS lX U ' vice iirsrnii ohe convenient. W ony-f^.pajflcage, details about’the B^nk pepositprs PrQ^tmttt^.call" BltieOrosa* benefits;...... a repr^ntative at 733-6202:.or write • O p to $40 per day In Blue Crbas"! h Q s p it'a !. "'7408.‘B 5iB^ldaH o83707;:~'^C U^) to $80 in qualified in ten siv e care u n ite *One hundred percent of listed extra, charges -inJSliieCrossf.hbspit^,/ ' ! i i • 365 days-of-beneflte'^r eligible confinement Steamship Lines Offer Literally Hu^ Of Voy^g^s At Sea By MURRAY J. BROWN popularity of crulsinj^ durinu America, Africa, Europe, the cruliUM on lU profiram from hardo'do Vlnd. Oulsca range ; men and ^uropa are scheduled Nleuw Amstwdami'from How series of'seven^lay cruises to UPI Travel Editor Utc fnll-wltiter-«prlni( nwnlhs. . Mediterranean, Hawolii Asia, Now Y o rk sH iey Included a from aevcrt days «od two p orts' f6r 42 .cruisefl, from days ;jy:fitH,,to-an-BMfly;_n)und4he--..Fce.eport-LCrcom-_f2351__Md_ — -^tow-about^-aWsurely-vfloa- -WithTTtore-than-200 ralItnBsnflu«rflllffr^n525), to the West Indies. South the Rotterdam (from 14,180). Queen. Anna Maria and tha ^ S team ih ip Ib e s arc .offcirlng tlirougli M ai'ch, New .Vork la The U,000>ton SS F ranco h as day sailinKs. to five and six Prudcntlal<ort. Dut seven cruises M heduled from ports< There is a ' 12^y-13-dayCaHbbean.eruiBes{ ftpm and Canada ■ alao 'from -N ew in tho cruise fares and Holland Qruis<^’ • ne)v , 20;00^ton Sea "iVfO-ll season,...... ran)(in^ from mor? cruises will orlKlnatd New York» ranjUn« (rom a 2Mi’ a\rUtm aB C ruise, d o p w iln a $445) an ti 34 voynrt*n Vork. Itineraries include some America has Introduced a sail Vpnlure will inaugurate, weeWy , ------^e-p < » t-;o v ^ lllh t--8 allin H 8 -to . "frim » - Sttii - -Friujcifico,— l(.os day .‘.‘mini crtjU e" to ^ e b o c Doc. 21 (from icOp) lo fivo -^from W M)_^.th^earlbboan_bf_Ui^ amallw less-ylslt^ _now^5ay_latet-plan^on-four.^f_»«M^*?t^^flyJLvc:flboai'dcrulsfisto- . round-Utiyx^'orld voyaBcs.Wlflj a Angeles, Miami and Port ( from |1W per person) leavlnK porta, inchidlnit St. -Ttiomas and west coast oT~S6'uth Islands, sucii as SnW Us, S r Its long.cruises. Bermuda late In thei spring Rcor(i o r m ore of po rts of call E vorB lades. and the warm * on Nov. 4, o a 3 & ^ y voyage to wlUi Its duty-froo , ______Khopplntf._ *’ ^ o r l c a llHted for Uio Santa Luda, Dominica, Nevis and • The Homes UneiOceanlt has (i-atesjwt available yet). , lasting three months or.m ore.; warter ports In th6 West Indies nine porl4_ In Africa, ,South__ . 'Tlio; Ual!jm_lUne_hH9_schor.. P««hv.-Santo noaa, ;Sintii._Isla-MargarIta.. ,a scilcs’of long cruises through ■ A.ncw. series .ot. cruises, to’, /'. And theblg linesa^nin have-tills s6asoh: ( ’ ■ *. ArrierlM'imd' tlw ’ dtiled 29 (loparturos from Now Magdaler}d, Santa Mirlana, ’ Holland America line's pro* the Caribbean in addition to its Mexico from seven d^ys ( from . diverted; their flng from.’, , Destlmillons Include tho Is- ( from $l,'845).doi>arting Jan. 6. York for the West - Indies, Santa Morlo and Santa Mer-' gram Includes seven'to l& ^y regular program of aeven-day $245) to 14 days {$495) Hm been --UyripCTatlvr-roRiilOT^tmtugnfairdainrhgXBrlbteanTBciTO cunflfd’fli nBgghlpr~^Bn-»;atartinri U

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T IA WACOM 1 9.*5 Retail price if itiems purchased separately *78 •639.00 - Umludpuenlltiai TREE POPCORITAND^CIDER AUDCnS. I t 1971 A i Schools Observe .... ' , Na fi on a I H o f L u nch^Wee k

IN OBSERVANCE- of National Hot Lunch W oolc. TimeS'Wews ^ lo J o g ro p /io r Don Jo'/injon' joblc~f/iosb~ candid shofs at Washington SchodI during tho noon . h o u r o n e day this past wook. Trying (o ploaso tho ap- 7fptitnrnf^;6nOTtmW BsCinZlK6ZM [l^Si^ District is no easy job when nutritional guidolinos'of tho fodoral govornmont must bo followed which do- m a n d o,jpoc»7/c omoun# of nutrients oach moal. Tho daily menu is dosignod- to supply ono'third or moro- of'tho'Tninimum-dlefary o //o w b n c o '7 b ? 'o ”ydo"no^^

v iso r fo r fho Twin Falls School District, works with tho hoad cook of oach local school to dovolop thoir lunch monus a month at a time, kooping in mind all rulos and regulations of tho govornmont and the nutrition­ ists..

Pleasing 3,600 finicky Appetites Can Be Big Jo&

TWIN FALLS - Mothcm voicd with trying to plenao tho ' bo provided at Uie rate of t3 In local money to every doUor of variable, appotlto of a youngster at home flhould try Bca federal allocations. Hollaciny’s job — and Uie job of licr crew of cooks In tho Twin Tlie district must servo o “Typo A" lundi to qualify for the F allsS d io o i D istrict — and tr y to plonsc 3,BOO finicky oppotitcsl federelhelp, M rs. HoUaday said. ThiJ IndudessenHng a hal/>plnt Not only must.Mrs. HoUaday, adiool lundi supervisor for tho- of "Quid whole m ilk " each m ea l; plus two ounces of eith er * 'lea n . — - Tffliarorpoiiltry;**~orchperorprDng-eggrora-hslFciip-of ce<)l dual basis — seeing that Uie nation's school noinimum dietary allowance for a youngster 0 to 12years o ld .' diUdron haVo atleast oho odoquato meal each school day; and Calculailog vltBmin.BUowencefl.cBn.be a headache-when boosting consumption of American farm products. young appetites are taken Into account, Mrs, HoUaday' said. ------Underthofc^ral'Buidelinesrthe-sehool-diatrictHs-repRld-fi -'Wtamln-Ais apartlcult^problemreuchdouUfuW egelaljleiaB ------_.ccnts iacaah.ccmuniiraLionioii,cach mcnl ger.vcd.cnch.day, nnd 30ce n ts additional for cacli free m«al served needy youngsters. ampunts of tho "sunshine vitamin" — "and Udl just dop’t like . In.addition. froo:foodii.ore allocQtud..cQch.sciiooI dlstrict.from squash/* the svpervfsor said. Strangely enough, however, foods declared surplus by .tho government, to bolster tho ^B ch

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Magic Valley Favorites— Keynofe Speokers SchexJule d Attend -Wcekls-Reclpe-Winnor— National Council Conclave ______ROXANNE SMITH. W(OSCOW D onna r^o^iV'ofe-Rocicers Gonfererice- ■ TWIN FALLS — Tlfo theme of ’ Route 4, Ruporl Bankhead, dhu^iteb of M r.'^d 'grow th vvill bo prfjsorited a t tlio Mrs. P. T. Bankhead. Twin Camp Fire's National'Council mecllng., Reafflriroed will bo . r . -Falls-has-been-tnpped-for >elin|{-ls-*‘Tal, o r i t e a l h . " «>P P fo ™ “ >• N avy ROTC nt tlie U niversity of to examine nnd discuss social projudlce on tmsls of race, Pour one nnd onc-(ourlh cups milk, ono cup coconut onil ono Presbyterian Church In Twin mlttcQ-womnn; Mrs. Pat education chairman of tho Idaho. She Is a member ot tho concerns as iljoy affect Camp religious bcllrf or national boiling water over outrnofll nntl cup brown sugar.-Add nula. Falts for the Central Idnho Ehrlich, Boise, former Twin Falls Longue of Women Alpha Phi Sorority Imd is a Fire Girls, Inc. Mrs., James origin; improvement of en- . butter. Let set 20 minutes. nnd pour over cako. Brown Rogionol Conforcnco» dccordlnri; . legUIatlve clililrman for the Votersj ’‘Day Care Centers" by sophpmoro. Bondurant, n Northwest vironment; imprpvement of tho. ^ -JUldi. —^ - ___ in qven for about 10 minutca.,. to Mrs. Betty Dlomorrdv, Idaho Division of Uie Am erican Mrs. Jean Barchas, coordinator ■^iairm"nri"feT‘tinrc6nT6rcnco. ■7tsffffclBtton~of“-’U niversity or Wii community Action Doy Roglonal representative, will bo methods used-to cope'wlth'^-^ .cup white sucnr The Timeh-l I pay 15 attending from the Magic Following introduction of Women, and, member of tho Care Center, and '*Alr social Ills, and opportunity for teaspoon salt each week for Magic Valley Tlic first'successful cnblo car Valley Council. district chairmen, Mrs. Pat Citizen's ' Committee on tho Pollution” by Mrs. Rosemary individuals to Influence teaspoon soda Favorites. If you h&ve a rim In Snn Francisco was made A strong thrust in tho Ehrlich, Boise, temporary state State Leglslnturo, nnd Mrs. Haley, crentof of media reports deoislons Uint affect their lives.* teaspoons vanilla favorite recipe, Jdst mall it to in August, 1073. Kfldlng. on our pollution oh tlio East direction of membornhip teaspoon cinnamon the Becipe Department, chairman, will give some At tho luncheon, to bo held In' Const. cup brown sugar ‘nerW Page Editor- n>oW(]tneilitor. opening re m a rk s about Uie chqllengos and reoctions tht) Rogerson Roundup Room, Anyone who would llko to eggs recipe becomes the property of M rs. M aurlnc D orllng, Bol.so, 1 K1 cups flour tl)e Times-Nows andind cannot c be received by Uic organization attend should sond tholr 10% off our regular low prices B a k e n t' 375 d e c re e s -fo r-2 0 -re tu m e d ------^------nccJts-formntion-lniApriLof- ilcBlalallvc^chairmah-foKr-Uio- rrcservallons-ttt^Vole.-Rockersr thls yoar. Lcngue of Women Voters of _ care of tlio YWCA. 1761 Eliza­ Mrs. Hope Knding, Boise, Idnho, will dlscu.ss'^llow to' beth Blvd. by Oct. ZOddition- former Voung nepublican's Affect Legislation.'’ al Information may bo obtained. on draperies and scatter rugs. -The- ■ • • • Togfilotlvo chairman * and "f^ures n. discussion of the member of tho Citizen's questions on tho ballot for tlio or M rs. Sally Molyneux, 733- Committee on State Legislature November general election. 4384. will kick off tho opening session Mrs. Darling, wlio serves as "Any Woman la Idaho Is with a talk on "Voto I^kor«: A Ado County Chairman for welcome nt the conference. It s Penney D ays New Dim'ensioh-ln-Womnti -OfMjfatlon-Updftterwlll I a big •Power;» The-rem ftli morning wlirTw devoted to a conversation on ‘‘Wliat Womon Can Do.” Lending Uie conversation will bo Mrs. Diane ' Dilyou, DEAR ABBY: Wo hav e a sister who is 62, attra ctiv e and f-— still working. She owns her own homo-and a niciw;or. She has t------been'widowcdfonmumber-Dl-yeoTrandhBrolwayfTrald-Bhr i didn't care to marry again. —— She--reccntly--met. a ' man whom-sho recognl^ a«- ; Eomeono she had known in her girlhood. He is 75, but looks ; and acts much youngpr. He doesn’t drive, so Bister gives him chauffeur service. Wd don't know if he Is poor or Just stingy as he hns never given sister any kind of gift, and when he takes her. out to "dine" It is always to a cnfeterla. Ho is of another faith and is nbt (n good standing with his church. It appears to us that he is looking for someone to take care of him in his old age. What can wo do to keep sister from marrying him and making a mess of her well organized life? ” ■ ______ANXIOUS SISTERS ------DEAR SISTERS: T h e re 's -ju s t aB'ODtBldq chance that civtcr 'enjoyii this gfiDtl^man's company, doesn't mind chaiiffeuring him around, aad finds dining wltb him at the - eafeteria a tabI treat. And ih« may even enjoy the preipecli of "taldng care of him” In hii old ige. A man who is 7S hut "ioolcs and acta tnuch youngihr" sounds like pretty good com pany to me. ______, ’•

______DF;a R ABDY: Mv pet peeve is the boss in an office who colls his “girls" by their first name, but expects everyone to atTdftiTs him a s ' ‘Mlst'erT’ ’ ‘ ^ . 1 think it is simply a matter of mutual respect, and if ho wants to be cnllod ‘•Mister," he should call Uie. women "M iss" or “ Mrs*.*’ flf On the, other hand, if he prefers a less formal ^atmosphere around the office, and calls the girls by their first names, he should also be called by his:------Whaldoyou think? , ', MRS. J. 1)EAU MRS. J.: If 1 worked in an office end calleil, my boRB "Rtlste'r”—which I surmise about M per cent of the "girls" do—1 wouldn't object to my boss calling me *‘Abby." nut if he dill, I would solve my problem faster by telling him about it than writing to'Dear Abby.

DEAR ABBY: The other doy while visiting at a friend’s home for the first time, I found it necessary to take my 3-year-old daughter outside for some "correction." A few minutes inter I had to discipline her again, using, as before, a thin paddle (it’s actually a paint mlKcr] to spank her bot- '.tom, ' ' , My friend'p husband, whom I had met only minutes before, came tearing after mo, red In tho face and trembling, demanding ^o know "what that baby did!" His tono was so loud and abusive tiiat my child was frightened half to death, nnd I'was dumbfounded. I am not In tho habit of explaining my actions to ...... strangers,- but 1 • simply‘said sho"'had--disoboyed m o ; wiiereupon he nccused_me Qf_!*beflting" licr. l_OinughLthft

Naturally I didn’t stay muclv longer after that. Abby, do .you think he had a Hght to b erate m o b^eforo m y own child Always wanted a g o o d leatlier coot or jacket? Now lind cause her to. wonder if I had a right to discipline her in -you can e ffort it! One special group of fine coats, ■ t^iiooQC draporloa ln jiisl tiio olylo ‘TRISHAQ’ 'SCATTER RUG, tho tliat manner? I was unaware of his attitude toward spanking you w /int-olll,lonolhfl.’floor Kind you lovo to curl y o u r too.n In. 0 child. Should I have apologized to tho man? I wasn't sorry jackets,, pant suits in suedes, pigskin .or smooth ‘ lonothaJrlplqs.walUto-wnll wldtiia Long! luxurldua nylon ahng, ln|ox I-spanked my child as I try to be consistent in matters of leathers. Several styl6s in beige, cinnamon, taupe, and moro. In atock or rush ordor. bockfid. HohthortonQ coloro. discipline. « . SHOOK ‘Supromo’ nnllquo oatln of rnyon/ 27x4B" roo.O.OOSalo 7.64 DEAR ailOOK: You owed this man no apoleglei. grey and bright colors. Wonderful for casual or ocotnlo. Fully'RocLon^cotlon 24x3S" rOQ. 5.99 3 g |0 5 O9 P^rijaps he was "ihook’' that a child shouid'be paddled with dressy wear. Sizes 6-16. lined: Fon-folded with wolohlod ■imtthlng other than a baad, but he wai out of line for cornors. Docoi%tor colora, •■ELEGANCE' SCATTER RUG. a bavlttg made an unpleasant scene even more unpleaiatit. 50x04" roa. 14.00 g g |0 j-J90 .brIoM dosii of color plua aotl ' lwo!KjnoLNylon.cuLpllo,wllii.lQtox------DBAR-AOBVi-I-wm tnlrlKi^ by UM^pl«-i|»h

By GAY PAULEY featured for'faU,. whleh Wer« UPl Womra’i-lMlloi ■ NEW YOIW {OPD—Anyone ' “Iherelsilarea^ Why lengths ' .'•'Who thought the onslaught of cah't be longer In (all fuid comer' the mldlsW rr waa just . a ..up a lltjle In, .the wiuroer wintertime thing lij in for a weatii^r." So saying, hts models "ttide'awflkfining; . t t Roes'TiRht-Baraded^ytimB^asea , Into spring, endorsed by some Just below the knee oi* a few of the most influential design-' mid-knee', • in Ihe, ndtlon's fjarmcnt Christian I Dior-New York, — oeht«r.< gner, Francesco . And: what were tho women. Doleoi on the scene, showed • • ;buyers ‘wearing^ Either the majd le n ^ coats, dresses and - :--.midi, or the great altcmotive, .sklrtsrBut there’\»as'a'pcekia~ < the pantsuit. ^ boo touch b many, with slits in Cbverup was thfi domlnnnt the front, back or .sides so th a t' mood With falllnii skirls, when the 'models swirled the — IhroughOUt'tHfi'daytlmriJOlloc—SklrtM Ulsnared'outrshowlng tions. .But some of .'Uio thlgh4)ighflashesQfleg. designers got ' right carried .The Carmn coll^ion includ- away with bareness for evon< ed what has become the midi . in^. Brooks, for one. Ho "uniform"—ribbed turtleneck, — Undressed-his models through bng>sloeved'6wealer'and long— thi) middle for evening. Num> skirt with wide patent or vinyl .berB,.j)f low*rldlng,.l'hipater’.' belt., pants (or Bt4\omc or eomobody - elso ’sh o m e p arties - with bolero-length (ending just ' under the bosom) blouses .^tli V ■ (td)ilong sleeves. Uaually,'these w ere in .bright. ornHgo tonfcs, solid-or patterhed. Fashion Plenty of his tloUiefl for evening were Just downright Tlie newest Jacklyn handbag pretty -4'ils floor length blnck collection runs Uie gamut from organzns with ruffles nt hem colorful fabrics and glossy ■«nd-Mf*ahoulder-rte6kllne;-hia— •.•ittyls-ln-mi white pa&semcnterie trim on lions to sleek genuine leather, black crepe, his blnck velvet nil In n galaxy of autumn colors and white crepe or • mntte and shapes. Shoulder-slung, Jersey com binations. Uicy are tiie ideal accessories Designer Mollio Parnis for tho long-length guuchos and wishes everyone would fomet skirts that will make U)e scene tlic hem line Issue for o wifille. this fall. Slio kept tho ■6tyle_Mjlro85oa sim ple and unconstrucle^ look* A now concept in leg fashion, ing. "Wlien wo could got shape provides a way to achieve tho and keep Uie dress or tunic "boot look"—coordlnfltlng feet. wiOiout,p_wnistlinc,_we_cU(l,;;_log3.nndlQngucttoahQnnoniou3^|

‘ . Most pants were featured wearing boots. Inspired by the . witli shlrt-fltylod tiinic tops, fashiondebut of Uie midi, Betty D E S /G N E R G B O fF R E Y BEEN E closed his spring dress show Ir, N ew York 'wilh Ihese l»ng enough to be worn nlonc ns Curry’s Boolery for ButllnRton JACQUES TIFFBAU showing of spring, 197), clothes feaiured a brido ln a while Jona^opo_d™ssojJea/uWn0_c/.qmc(G«Jrom-(ho-comkj.-AMo/U«Jo/.n-H«W-Jr.;* Oni!~(lmi~lKliDving; _lhnt ‘•-dycd:to:mat'[chrfall-and-twintcr I'! 'hce~short-leogBd-iump5ultj~lofhstovB-pip9-pant47-lof>^-wilh^-liHle-lai:9~tage:- -//oppaf m o/e w/^h-widoWogooc/-pon^ronc/pofonr/eo>/iqr-/oofefng~hd<>~A^'cfl'n^ef;rernj/teKmg:rEnfer^/r5^<5m7cr7iovr^me3^^ — r i ^ l , w a s oT SBo-fHrouglilaeo, ffoor-fcngJh, topped with a 'black lurba'n right o u l front ranks or, bonoath H a ll— fashior) is frankly comic. (UPl) lengths shorter than the ones of the 20s. (U Pl)

5iii5iii5eEPAiiiiiiiiiTst5Er3!5i^^ 14, TImM Nsws. Twin palli, ld«ho Sunday, October 18, 1970 wm rs - Boise Miss, AAayer T h e ra p y ' Results NEW

Hy llnllfld i’n It Inlemilluitlil BURLEY Uno Anne W alkiip. Bolso. -and Dennis tK A n rw fttm lly Hnin:k is a . Burley, were unlfeJTn “TO S 'ANGELES~(UPir:^ maWfige ln riles Oct. 3 in the Gerald Uindah) had four cnite- — liih 'r—wjyk.7-T—TlMi-Rflv«n.|U‘rii— — . -Jew ett C3)apol on th e College of children, a wife who was a lltK? hain.iitwl Idaho Campus, Caldwell. college beauty c^een land iitid lilincw; Im rf utinn;tjiirk cm hlT The brido is tho (laughter of Then ho contracted poUo. (,|(;iu»V, liir., ,SnW k l.(*Qh, ' - * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walkup. In.^l^lttir.Wjnonths hojpent \.u h ' Av«?.. S(M»iii, ihjiiiOi. ■ 'B oise, and th e bridegroom is tho In th e hospital recu p eratin g , hi^ Minn.). — rnjmr'Mrr&nermfrasf&m pntinnts found new doctors; hls^ ■ Mayer, Burley. . children went to live with rela^ l’n r'|li« ),'irl with [i«rfnjin- .The only docoratiori in the Uvea in Utah because his wife Krdhilivr hkin, (hen'H y. nT»!iuid“6f'lrrlt»liui'" fillifrh TiI mI dolnrn^rilii fni|ili’xiiiiiH, tin* tninin- at the wrists fastened by three _ and now Jer Maral Is a leading Uny pearl buttons, af fitted T rO d ltlO n .* lounge and sleep\nr j^^SlJo carried m rirrongcmont By^ATRIClA-McCOIlMACK- parly in Mian)i Boach, fla., fo raiso^ndi for Florida iittaclicil liiitullc Iong-stcmmed, yellow roses - new YORK (UPD—Next “BocaiisoTib'^s"sb'wcakrand dfJoTTTpy" gonoral) lhaf poopTo rrijiliirs (iiin’ tn loto Uic mill. accented witli large white satin he’d sit and watch tlie girls »n W osh/ngJon know? This picfuro was lakon during Congressman William Cramor. (UPl) time you drop a coin in a , , Il's a liruvy-duty vinyl ('ii>>liinii bow. bogRor’s cup, pul monoy In Iho on loco nnil ho d wiy, with iitlractivr (lold in')[iriiit», Norene Williams was honor collection ploto «t churcll, or U>W< m C f" ,U3.-BQP,n t^q|c.>yhgB..yfl»..^,Why>>4»n=Amegieft-Tdi‘fta9iirliAn ■ . . . ^ ^ ity rth ft4 ^ *A ■! spncc’man lo walk on tho moon come up wllh grapefruit that The. bride's table, was nHtiHfifl’B th a t Lundahl n ev er hos got but not mnke a pantyhose for a doesn'tsqulrl;,brown sugnr tlint MEET YOUR FRIENDS lady lo wear more than n day? doesn't lump, non-stick fry pans covcrod with n white cloth nnd ¥ho big glti, Includod W l“ f '‘ t f " J ' " ” '''' " ' “y atSMITTY'S ccntorod wlUi a throo4lorod million to tho University ol nlthough ho treats oraployos nmhicm When you put all vcidng that don'I need pampering, pots wedding cako dccoratod with Richmond from E. Oalrbom "I" "IM ' problem s wlUi things in th at th at don't boU over, an d kite OPEN 7 DAYS -r^ellowTOcrpTinopp-Jiaiffa M n», yadiutc. m llRhl mnybe whal-lhls-natlon-strlngUiat docsn-'Ubteak,

~ cotfcelervlco nnd silver punch children wh?stngo(f*cwnlvnS m Slne In^nlt an hour," ho miilerS Portion bowl completed Uie table decor. In their backyards for the' said with a lough. "If I sent has any eflect. An open house was held Oct, Muscular Dystrophy Assoda- Uiem lo tho hospital Uiey'd loso Rep, Leonor K, Sullivan (D- 10 at the homo of Mr, and Mrs. lion, > several hours from work," Mo.j-was 6o-vo«od-about-lhe - aarcnce Mayer, Burley, In An analysis of the giving I-undnhl handles the busl- problem that she did a survey honor of the newlywc’ds. habits of Americans, prepared ' ness side; his wlfo Is the on the frnglllty ot'pnntyhose, ' ^clal outJif-town guesla at by tlie Family Economics designer, aio made sure all la\vmnkcrs the weikllng were Mr, and Mrs, Bureau of Nortliwestern Notion- 'flielr gimmick Is tholr s ^ s would bo Informed on Jhe ...... Jacob-Braun, Burley,-Brand-"Ol-LHe-Insuranco-Co„ shows- method,reochli^theconsllmor sorlousness of life'pahtyliosc ;■ parents of the bridegroom; U'ot the giving figures oul to in at-home faalilon shows In the crisis. Sie read survey results Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mayer, 148 million a day. Every day of same manner that many othor into the Congrcs.sionnl Record, brother of the bridegroom, th e y ear. firms sell directly through the , WhcUier .support for more Walla Wnllo, Wash.; Terry Some of the big gifts from liome party metliod. , durable pantyhose will become Mayer, brother of * the Uie wealUiy and even some ^The .Lundahla, now the q campaign promise when the bridegroom. Moscow. And corporations had a hitch parents of lO'chlldreh, hold two- Senators and Congressmen are Walkup, brother of the bride, attached. Tho money was given week training programs for out getting votes back homo Portland, Ore. witli tlie understanding that the their distributors, teaching later remains to be seen.- In Ttie newlyweds will reside in Institution or cause receiving it them how to run the at-liome ,this’ era of Wornen’s Lib. it Corvallis, Ore. was to raise a like amount in alwws. would appear foolhardy to general contributions. Six out of seven customers ignore the problem Representa- -This -is the-matchlng-dollars - -wljo come to-tho-parties-make' ttve Sullivan focused attention strategy and it Is believed to a purdjose, Mrs. Lundalil said, -Wnrdrobe~Power have originated In Piftjsburgh a ^«nd m nny^l'doV lnicr'frffm ' With fantastic technology at 16hg“timc~ago:------tatalogsthcytakehome-with Printed Pattern them . 9428

s a l e ! LADIES SHOES $ g 9 0 PALIZZl6Reg..o.35»"... Now $ g 9 0 G A P E Z I O Reg. to •22"" . . . Now $ g 9 0 C A M G E M I Reg.io'20"" Now $ ^ 9 0 TEMPOS Reg. loM8“" ...... Now $ | 9 0 F A N F A R E S Reg., Now I T A L I A N $ ^ 9 0 SANDALS .Reg. to M2'"' Now

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Wardrobe power is what you W I N T E R got with tills,pattern. Directions arc given for making cont of BOOTS Reg. N o w yarn woven into squares, crpchoted together. P rin te d . P attern 0423; New -M lssea'-Slcefl 8, 10,. U , 14, 1ft Now Half Sizes lOM,. 12'V14^. 16V^, 18Mi, 2 0 ^. ~Sovehly-rivb cenla for each ALI, SALES FINAL p attern — add 25 cen ts fo r each pattern for Air Mail and Special Handling. Send to Marian —M artin ,:— ii'4iJWU.;-iWKr—^105—,pOJmW AYS - NOlXCHMIfiES P attern Dupi:, 2.12 Uc.-,- ■ N ew -V ork; N.V. lOOll, W n t Name, Addreai wltli ap , Slie \ -k nnd Stylo Number,., New Fall • Whiibr Pattern Catalog. 114 dynamic designs. _&en-Eatlcrn.,CuuB(m-?0,'.:wtB, In stan t .Stiwlhg B o o k 's J V /' . u>duy« wcu. tom orrow , l i . ]. Instant Paijhlbn Book -WhaWflrWest’ianiwerii,. ac­ cessory, flgui'e Ups I Only )1. ’ > ■: s s ““v ^ s< -*wiwsai. <‘

A nrw rrfrinPfHlrcl f«wnl hoV- vcr'li^m nil (iT' Ixnvl ciumrrjilnl in its lid. Tlio liowl Ih niltMl > with J c c <'.ulinu,-4>r witli-wjititr froini w)1hI. \l nlwo coiiirn wiJii ii clutiH HjmcR jiir lliiil KHtb ill' fiififi llir Hrrv‘iii({ Ixtvvl. (Coolid. Wjiltts Miiniifm'iur- ing' (a>., .L om Aii^nlck, Cjilif,).

Roripc runlh iirff lljr hil<*nt for the* wfiiniMi'iii till' kilclirn. Thfi rardJTwliifli inrtudr “ OiitiR £rorn a|vpoilz(’r« !o“ iiiai’ir'' dialicH to ■dt’t.M'riK, an* lirifilillv i'dldiTil,'roiilo'd onil (ivcrM/rd. Fifly-hvii ill nil, llir\ «n' nmrk- rii Id (loiil)l<> {ilayiii|! rardh. (I'roiirli lli'fiiir (lanl)*. Wpfiirni. I'liI.liHliiiiii'Co., I’JllO - M<>iiiid'r\v«‘—Kariiip, W jr.,),------

DEAN MARTIN, soparafodjrom /i/$ w ife , Joonno, A ni'u liiitiK* <‘iiti'rlaiiinii'iil aniioirc rnihiri's a fiMirrtinTil /las fallon h r anotlwr girl. Sho is an Ifallan with aiitoiualir r-lrn'o ri'rord pfaMT enormous oyos, a boauiiful singing voice and is 'AM/1''\1 radio and an schodulod for his show ihroo Umes this season. Her ri{;lil-tniik strrcu lajic |ila\»T. nom o IS C o n c h o tta C o/0/00. Nicfenomei Says The annnin* TJ iiirlirn (all. Oio/#i of Doan, "I lovo Doan Marlin ant^. would like im lir* u ld i\ and lni>» Mi-d- -fo marry-himi" Sho may havo lo wait awhiio-ihoughT- ili'rrani'an xtvlint:. \n IH indi color |rli-\ini(>ii >i'\ ih optifiiial Doah is nof~yet divorced. Bul moro im porlanfrC hotli" in llii’ is o n ly 7 -y o a rS 'o id . (U P l)

FLORAL FAIR for iho porfoci g\fi to send o r rbcoiVe, is flowers combinod wifh a gift of lasting romombranco. Above, from Iho new'Spoed-A-Gift lino for '71 are, clockwise from lop, a WiPiam Rogers sHver^plalod chip-n-dip tray with a glass cup thc“ 'do,csn'’t slip'” . . . doesn’t cliiij^. insert for favorite,dips; a quality .olectric clock centered on a miniature pair^ting.,^ - 0^tkzd^£mdzable'UlS'S'6T:’tiSlder.ori ..back; tor .men^anaSwomon/ a~iolid wood.:,, ------doesiiM Iwisl, doesiijl crcep up - jewelry case, modeled after a pirate's chest, featuring handsome metal fittings and lined in gold velvet, and, a hand-polished crystal compote with a footed, W onderful Non-Clinp; |)oly

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—BcauUrul sayings for bearrtiful legs.

W A I ^ R I O R You're an Indian moldenl Running like a ddor for a pair of {rlnge and fun. In io (t leather denim, ' bleoched |u tl like your buck'tkint and blue jeanil Tye-Dyed brown leatlter or < > im o « • blue danim leather......

.'Now, lli(! pnnly hosii.nnd stockiii(;s you like sfi nuK’li urc at

lliirry! Suviiigs of more than 20"i won't lust forever -- your Kavser (lavs to save are . . ' ______

Oqtober 19 through October .31 M O t)N W A L K Outer tpace foihieri lor •xU’obrdinory eorthllngi. In Nu Wrinkla potent, oil finy crinklei and grdovy ■ ' Heg. 2.50 parity liose , Reg. 3.00 panly hose groQvei. And a tu p tr erep* lole to keep o' j ' l on;thlno«' Brown;blue or block — : Now 2 jirs. .3-.9S ' Now 2 prs.'4 .75, - ;------— - I pr.1.90^ • i rr. 2.39 - t^Buisheiiis Now Reg. 1>.3!5' stocUings now 3 prs. 2.90

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IN iE H E ...... y • m 7:7>HF.i’TV*n]KiNjr SH O P A ^ -8 EARg AND SAVE. r>i" A v> .'''' Moa.: wJ.. rti. . LYINWGOD S,UUd,flonOui- ’ S C a K ! . , TvI.W ' ' :arYwr*ion^Bu:li .. «ilO- t i A U . l o M u y Aim o g i l l 16 Tlnnlei'Newft,uyvQf Twin i w f ii i.FalU, a t o i Idaholu a iiu Sunday.« )u iiu o y i wOctobor b iu u u i td.io> 1970 iv c iilld '.‘w ould lllu s tn ito • Uio estlmato the. number of women Dr. Hodgson'sald: ynu Khc.nlillHTololiniliiiK.Tlii-. nf |.hi(.|iitHJ lliis faced woman of 55, tho mother- lumdic«p. we work under.". In who undergo Illegal abortions "U ’a a relative UUng. The lUo ymir mnrk*. till- ...... UoniniV fnul, Wu's ■ ]m\ Mh' of two_dnu^litern, n yynocolo- h?r particulnr chso, she wild,* becajujQ "Uicsq girls don't, w a n t. *M«l -th.o_happln?S 3 ...of., thpt . hdW of liaiimrii i«iiliiMr\- in l'"«'’«l nii 1|h;. _\vav, U. . “ Blatrand Hn-obortlortfflt------"very-^ew-poop)o-can-ariliW ‘ '■to bo counted—thoy:don’t-want—motl)«r und her^AmilV-and-the' ■1liU'piTrr7inriTr]ii7;i~^^----- ', Hcccntly, In • dolibcroto and with llto humanity of U." tO'com^ forward and argue- coniToque'ncos'Qf, tliat child if , Ai:i;«mlinu U» l';n< Vi:l«)iui'’'liii 1‘iiniiiu/ l onMiiiMT. public dcfinnco of Mlnncsoln'a -—-r tljolr CaSe."' It’s allowed to go to term,"' . 10th Century law nfipinst suclt ■ Dr. HodKBon h as boon prac- 'Hie w(lm(!n wiUi Whom sl>u (:ompare<^ I’l'il^HHi.hiii (.nilninuil lA. TibortiD!T~up6nrTr23-7cQi^l[|'^tcttmiTnnnmnimiruinplo mnrriod womon. VM^rlt^wo* i*‘If we’ll Improve the quality Aninrini. = ' ' IMHiUnn. llii-y kt-m.pr.l housewife. _ opportunity to .observe the men, for 'whom U*b a real S n ilTllTT fririnrppnin h t fnil. aii,d-i.< Qxmi tk. m e iJiw lit [ iiio common run ol* tragedy,’' ami young girls. , moi’s 'the right tiring to do,’! hunmiiiH f(ir Mwi-ral Iiitnilr.'d 1|> t^lill i .h i k s iI.Ic U. ihiv does the law of most other . criminal nbortlons-those por- Dr. ^Hodgson spoke of “con- .she said. 'riMMi. ill 1117(1, .Clint. 11) inits for u hiinimu, vvith.iul stntbs, sUpulnles that an fonncd by untrained. uncarlnK Iraceptivo failures.” She said "Wlien you weigh the conse- lorrnxV) I). llHiscr Hiul Minor ’ ihr-linfDil.-hut il will 1»'hiuji^T abortion can bo perfo'nned only Jinndii, , hurriedly. 'Ip back ■ there is no perfect method to quonces of an unwanted child, .(;. Krllh hrnim iin induKlriiil. ‘nid in. l.rtirr \Um In order to save the Jlfe of the rooms. ^ • prevent contraception,.and that an abu.'sed phild, With 'the d<*,VP|o|»nfint |imiiranr in Cnil whnt \(iis offon'il hark mother. ' *'Vou see enough of them that many women who faltlifiilly uso destruction of an embryo, . Dr. Hodgson performed her have been to abortionists and various methods get pregnant. Uioro's- no comparison of abortion because she believed you know It’s «oin« on, you "So, many peopl(j aren't relative rights: there was strong evidence that can't ignore It,” sho said In a tolerant," sho anld. "Tliey don’t, “I’m not condoning, sexual her patient had contraclod rccent interview. “One who realize how fertile some women promlsculty.Tljat'a beaidp the 'irieffsloTeljrly In pregnancy and '-came to'th6 offlco hore a week “ at'o:” ------^------^------poihrrlf-doh’tihlnktho'nbortlon-- ^201MORE diamond:^ herbaby was therefore likely to ago was In such condition. I Accordlnn to Dr. Hodason's |„ „ hns nny effect on boxubI be deformed. had to drop everytlilhg to tako ngmyis; 52 glrla in Minnesota 14 promiscuity.' If - she Is convicted, 'Dr. her to n'hospltal. Sho was okay years, or younger delivered “Actually, to strengthn the -Hodgson could lose hcrmedlcnl—allor-lransfualons. but wd don’t bubSoB .iiv.lWio, ...... mortils oLsoclcty-you hoyo.to M M lO N E Y !! license and go to Jail for up to know if she’ll be sterile." ■•Nol4-yoar-oldgirllsrespon- allow freedom.-By trying to 'four years, She knew that Tills particular woman wns a Bible.’’ she said. "I delivered a legislate all the activities, you DRfJANB HODGSONf a pleasant-facod woman of— .40 diainond (0'rj0Hjh>n_thLPdc_OfJL.31iW ^> «> !: before she performed the divorcee, Dr. Hodgson said, 15-ycar-old girl not long ngo. will weaken the moral structure 55, St. Pauli' Minriu is fho mother of two daughfers . oMhe iim s quality. abortion. Her hope is that her who already lias a cliild- Slie 'Hint is enougli rea.ion (to fight of „ Society- rather than — one/ on afjortionist. Recently in dhliborafe defiance .60 d ia m o n d lo r less th a n th e p ric e o f a .SO (Vit carat) ■case Wll go to the M innesota had'made a weekend trip to an the law) alone. strengthen It. ‘^ f Minnesota /ovi', she performed on abortion on a o f th a same .quality. Supreme Court and tliat Iho out tff town abortionist. “If any of these lawmakers "I don’t think any woman Is .slate's antiabortion law tlien Such desperate women come had a 14-year-old daughter who going to want an abortion or 23-y6or’old housewife because'"of strong evidence A recent cuttlnii of diamond rough produced an unusually will be declared unconstitutlbn- to Her “almost daily ," she snld, -was pregnantryou-can-l>o-suro.-tlfio that as a oontracoption.-It's - .-lho-.woman-caflJiaclod. maaslos.-aar.ly-ia-har~preg^— T-4flrge -per«efitoBe-of .40 and .60 diamonds of very fine al. ’ ' . probably -because she is t)ie Uint he wouldn’t want her to go not h pleasant thing that any nancyland the baby was therefore likely to bo do qubllty. Tills production onnblod us to make a very special St)c thought that being only w om an gynecologist in St. Uirough with It." worhnn will seek out." form ed. purchase. Because wo bought fpr loss *- wo can soli for loss. .You con oclually got 20% more fo r your Diamond Dollar. Tasting Luncheon Each of .those Diamonds Is n precision cut diamond of I Do-It-Yourself Fairs Still Exude Exceptionally Fing'Qufellty — Superb Cutting - Superb Colour — Suporb Clarity — Superb Vatuo. -That-0kl-Magic^ -SI d ted-f o r-N ovJ?- ^MTW tzMzmiaitioiid - RrEaiad55Q!lrN8w:!M!^- t“M1xes EcoWmic^ TWIN FALLS-T-Plans for the Falls County home extension .60 P n ln tJ M 3 _ Diamond - f l a j u l a r - W L N o w J M ^ •, Nov. 0 ClirlBtmas Idea. EX* president, nnd Mrs. Maurice •• By B n T Y GANARY Sftt for vourstH howmueh mort your Diamond DolUr bu^s S t .. :____NEW_Y0RIt(lJPl)..--Draranr_l)ren(l.Qr.umb3,.MixM)Lwi!lL'j.,. --change-Tastlng luneheon^wero-rAllon-gavfr-rhlflWiHhtf-of^the^ discu,ssed when members of Ujo-atate convention held In Burlcy, lie savings on coating nnd cup ol Brntcd i-omnno or Tl\ose who can go to a state (air and not eat loo many Country Pals Extension Guesta were Mrs. Joerger ond seasoning “mixes for meat, parmesan cheese, 4 teaspoons corndogs, I salnle you. I haven’t yet recovered from my Homemakers Club met Mrs. Terry Dobban. Members poultry and fish are possible of salt, 4 teaspoons of dried trip to tlie fnir. winch, I tell my* children, we attend be­ Tluirsdrfy for their. October voted to donate $2.50 for the ; -when you moke tJie mixes parsley nakes, 2 teaspoons of cause I ivaht them to recapture tlie flavor of llfe-'when- meeting. Hid luncheon will be Cultural Arts Building at , yourself______...... b n all' leav es, .1 . teaspoon ...pf* mother-was-a-child. Also, I tell them, it’s a good idea to |te/(fuig Jawef/uj Compojuj held at the VWCA building. Mo;feow_nnd dlffpu«i<;<>d.^^n^_iil membor is HKkwi -to donation-lo thb denthl -project coating m ix'for chicken < ’ SLTnT„Mlv r™E™ntn ™ A ciVcus 1.9 another Story, al­ bring a guest and Uieir own sponsored by the Twin Falls In Our New Location about one-third as much as i „ nto In tlBhtly covered container. 5,,,^ circii.scs cillier. comparable commercial one Makes about 2 cups, enough for table service. A charge of five .CbuntyHomoExtenslonCouncU. cents per serving will be made. Tlie Nov. 19 meeting will be designed to prepare 10 pounds, four meat loaves using 1 pound I-'oirs have changed since I started attending them! The Each member volunteered to held at the liome of Mrs. H. A. In the ROGERSON HOTEL BIdg. Or four f2’5i>ound) chickens, of ground beef Oflch. infectious sociability of the Midway is tlie same and the bring a dish and assist on Uie Childers. Officers will be TWIN PALLS The homemade variety'will To prepare 1 meat loaf, mix cotton cHndy is. I find; just as pink ,fjnd magical. What I'd cleanup pommittee. — • elected. *010 white elephant gift , cost slleMly more if you buy ''i cup of the herbcd blend with likp is enough couracQ to.ride, n' doubl^decker FerrifV wheel. (My children express'dlsbeTief wlietH tell lliem the “ Mrs. DonaTd'Joergor, Twin was wt)h'By Mrs.’Ernesl TJiM.” nntionnl Instead of store brands 1-3 cup of water, 2 tablespoons I-'ei ris w heel in th e tot lot seetioM iM h e big l-"errig w heel of i of inRredients. of ketchup and 1 cbb, lightly iny-yoiJlh7> ------^------—------•• V 'Tlie ' following recipes were beaten. "Add 1 pound of ground developed by test kitchoiis of beef and mix well, but do not After awliile. the children and I go Diir separate ways. I the American Spice Trode-“vermlx. Bake in nn_8'i by ilutifully plod through (he.cattle barns.^look at prize-winning Associntlon. The chicken mix by 2'^ inch loaf pan poultry and ciieck on the time for'tile sheep-siiearing conr' test. I try to expUiin that shearing will soon be a lost {jrtr ■ will keep for months in airtight preheated 35(klegree oven for 40 minutes. Maltes 3 to 4 unce all rancliers start using the medication that enables containers in a cool, dry the wool to !)c merely pulleil off tlie animals. My children servings. pantry; the two containing are more interested in thC. scliedule for Tlfo‘TOCk group cheese should t>e refrigerated, ■ playing in the main building. and will also keep for months. Herbod bread crurpb Wend' for meatballs starts with 2 cups When I reach the fruit and vegetablf'displays, I wish I'd Herbed bread coaling for of unflnvored dry bread crumb.s had■ enough...... ’ forcsfght - ifght to to atlend atlend th the ' fair on onenlng' day. chicken is a mixture of 2 cups nnd cup of grated romano or ICven the produce pproudly ro u d ly iresting------„ atop ------blue--- and jnirple------rib­-- J / o lid a ^ > of dry bread crumbs. >^4 cup of parmesan cheese. Mix these nons-now resembles supermarket rejects^ II was plump > flour. 3 tablespoons of paprika, well with 3 tablc.spoons of and succuleni when broughl’tb compention. but three days -liiliiTi-ULliicJitJaLfieuerated-bjLLliQusanfls of _swcatjng.'j|iisty ------4 teaspoons oP«»UrHeft!»p©ons-puprtknrfl'tcnBpoons-Df-snltn' peoplu... every tliinU-is.-wrinUed.-and~lired.lo6kirig.-A ner- — each of sugar—onion powder tablespoon "of dried parsley opening day, It’s better to spend youulime looking al the, i^ ri de. \ and ground oregano, 1 teaspoon flakes, 2 teaspoons of marjor- canned goods, wliere peaclies and.ljeets shine like iewels of ground red pepper arid am leaves, 1 teaspoon each cjf under glass. . ‘7\- All llio ipeciol magic of the holiday r ; teaspoon of garlic powder, plus powdered mustard and rosema- sooion it reflected in her tmilo . . . shortening. Mix dry Ingredients ry leaves and 4 teaspoon of Back out on the Midway, I notice tiie number of'freak g well together and cut in^fcup ground black pepper. Itefriger- sliows is smaller. The public no longer gazes with lialf. and her Qown by . ■. guilty, half-naive eyes at tlie two-headed calf or Wonder of T of shortening until mlxtijre is „te In tightly closed container: s>mL°sVwe"?e^ao — nBnln-cnimbi^Store'ln-tiBhtly--Mnkes-2 2-3-cup.?.-^tfEh for i "lolilusliH. - - it^T ^iritni^^i^w . . . e'have ------expaijeW------d so'manym an y covcrci^container, Mokps about . pounds of meal. nion.strous ovi*ntfi-of lato- or-niie we-m erely-saled-w ith • 2 2-r cups, enough for 4 jo use. mix 1 cup of herbed frtrnks and unholy marvels? My tliildren have never asked chickens, cut in serving-size blend with cup of water. Add to be allowed to See tiie Pickled Babies. I notice-there are i B i a n : pieces. Use about 2-3 cup por i pound of ground meal and I no lecn-ngers .snickering at posters -outside tho few side- chicken. Dip the chicken pieces egg, lightly beaten. Mix gently siiows. They walk by, unlike tije young people when I wns intomilkand then Into coiitinR. . and shape into 1-inch balls. a teen, without bothering to turn Iheir lieads. Arrange in. single layer in pii,ee in a single layer in a Unlike my children, who are TV-oriented. I sigh in onvy ungreascd shallow baking dish, casserole, pour over 1 cup of at ihe spangled coslimies of girls wlio ride elephants. With Bake in preheated 400-degrce tomato sauce, cover and bake 1 hardly an effort, I envision myself as a member of the oven 50-f)0 minutes, or until hour In preheated 350-degree rodeo—I’m usually the girl wearing a bright-blue satin tender and brown. Tliis nriix oven. Makes 4 servings. blouse and a white Stetson. also is suitable for fi.sh or pork • chops. Use same method for ' coating and bake until done.

Herbed m eal loaf blend starts "Take it from Bob ... unth 2 cups of dry unflnvored CROWLEY'S will furnish ' Club Members Donate Foocjl the get well equipmentto

TWIN FAI.IJi -\lp i)0(lwill • Club metnbcrs voted IQ donate help you . . . canned foods - to lhe\ Magic Valley H arbor House wh'nn they met Wednesday al the hWie of Mr-q: U*Wls Hoffm an. Mrd. Gene WHEEL Tyner, presid en t, was In ^hargo of the business session. 1 , Tlic flag salute was M bv TO GOOD HEALTH Bring your doctor's authorization Eileen .:McCq|lum and Shop in the privacy of our lukuriout downttairs prayer by Mrs. R 4* to CROWLEY'S oxporioncod por- Bridal Sqlon. M rt. Joyto ,Wolli, our proletiionol Scherunp.. Pluns were im- sonnol, They w ill graciously^sup*. bridal conjuhonf con adviso you pn your entire nouiiced for'a Halloween pa[;ty ply tlio cldan, quality conycjrt(^s- weddinQ . . . w'lth her-export knowlodQO it,con be lo be held at the home of Mrs. ' cont aids you will nood and w^ll on occation with a life-time of wonderful memoriet. —&;iu)rupp, ^XalUouuuippmntmimUllDcua 'Hjere will be a work party at furnish you with.lhvoico coplosA the homo of Mrs. Uoyd Kelley for submitting ,1o /^edicaro or’ We feature o mojt complete telection of fabrlci to m ake clothes for Uie dolls to ■your Insurance company. bo given to the Twin Falls . ( and stylet in'gorQeout Bridal O riginal CdV/nt . . . firemen to be distributed to RENT'Ar PURCHASE TUjo brideimard'Hrou'Si,' MDlhVr-ol'tiio'-BriSe^ren* peedy children at ClirlsUnas. , • Whoolchairs oi and all your acceitoriei. Heslgnatlons were accepted • W olkors ' from Mrs. Bill Ilnmillon and __ •.HospitaLBfldi^ “ MrirIvn?rBoxrwho’flrC'movlngT -120 page copy of to anotlicr state. • Lifters Facif arid F«fhlon« of tho Ttio Uiought for tlie’day wos ■. • Commodos Bride". A ik for your copy, given In o rending by Mrs. Doyd , Smith and tho white olonhnnt ' gift W0.4 won by Mru. SmiUi, '6a!(iro6rh’Sploty Aids Secret pal sifts wero received.. by Mrs. Bill Hamilton, Mobol Wilson ai^d,Mra;~Jack Aikinaon; Mrs. Ivan Waging and Mrs. Atkinson weroTh chargo of, the program,I, with prlibs going la — T-Nelllo—^rndorUr" ■ -Dixie - ...... Engloman, Joan Qirr, Myrna Wdmbolt, Poarl Hoffman, . E^nolyn N o lso n ; Zon^da Freeman and l^tty Trout. ''Appreciqtibn p Arf" Initial Meet V.Sunday, Ocjobe? IB, \ m Tlm«.N«wi/Twln Falli^lciaho 17 Niew ^doks Describe Views Program Given by Prof. Jon An.derson Set Tuesday. nXriiW ' - TliB Initial bn ‘Grandm as, G randpas business and fellowship W «N_FALW ^PrQ/.-Jon_| —iflwanor'tKeTJWljrtfrmed- ~By~PATKiciA-Me Tuesday will bo the checrlng''“when they don’t tliem . . ' nn art director In advertising' organization of'bonunlttees and know what’s happening , agency work fw six years. ' tl]p com pletion of sonnio of Uie Anti grandfathers take plc-^ before teaching nt. Utah State b asic ground w ork. . . turosoftherrgranckhlldren.und- University, lEI^UISK SKEEN sliow movlcH of' the name Prof. Anderson’s students .at Bubjocts “every Sunday..” SINGER . U tah Slate have won 21 but of S3 Girls' League Miss Skeen, Tlie child's views of'grnnd* ' national qollogo.compotitloh parents arc |n two new books,* — nwflrds-BivenTln~tho State^f ‘‘Wlmt.Is a Grandfatlicr** and ------Utah'over Uio'past'slx'yfifii‘8^ ; -G i ve s~IH o n o r— H a n ki n s Set "Wl)jii is Cjraridmollicr'' by Bvery one'*br his graduating niCIlFIELD - Laurie , . . . cIxe . Parr McGrath and Joan students have obtained top (Essandress special Prldmbre has been named girl K l l i n f k n l P^ri+A mi ^ profossionnl coiprtmercln) art of tho month by U.0 Dlclitlold UQTe cimon). , Jobs In New York, Chicago, Los — “ Angolisrand'SnU uiKe Uty. "f announced by Mrs. L. T. San­ . feel we have the most ders', adviser. prpfe'ssional commercial art Miss Prldmoro, a'Tronhman, department in' the ■ In- was a homecoming queen termountnrn area because of candidate, and competed 'wlUi our pW)gram of working closoly CatTnb. Robinson, Rhondn Albuquerque, N. M. . of Brnndmotl crs - - - wlUi:Hdverli9in'g-ngenciei?oirthe- |-:SwalnBtoff“i»nd Brenda’ Illatt, Miss Skoon Is o IMS grnaunlo “ "A grnnditloUlor «ives_ mo const < nnd bringing top. this month’s league canditlntcfl Of Twin F o ils HlBh School nnd Is cnndy -or m oney. My oUior dosl^{!i*s to lecture and work ' from' the senior, Junior and omployod by Porry. IloborUson, BrimdmoUior Is Just the same wlUi students," he noted. sophomore classes, respec* Daly and Lnrson. Twin Foils, only she rIvos mo mdotbolls or Prof.- Anderson tenches' tively. ■ ------Hankins Is o IM.1 grocluote of Ico c ream .” design; advertising, lettering ^ . . T tje G irl of the M o n th - is Boise High School. Ho Is cm-. -"M y grandmoUier ia a very and illust;-atlon nt Utah State^ EXPLAINING AN ART obloct h his molher, Melvin Anderson, center, and M rs. oHowed to wear the league ployed by Universal Con* old lady. Ung long:ago she was He hps won four-first‘place atructors, Albuquerquo,..and Is Romelhlr}g.llke m e.’; nw orrinT L X lng doVgn In ^ Skinmr, president o f the Lihrary Art Guild, is Prof. Jon Anderson prior 7o presently w working orking inIn Q>ama. — "A grandma la made to ------Uie-Utah-Advertising-ArtlBtfi— *^l^-flu'pfnfaetnr of ari at Utah State University, Logan, and. tim es In Uie school y ear will be wedding at the First Baptist your parents.*’ ' ' he won an International com­ wasjpafurod speaker h r the spoeial mooting. given the bracelet. ' am rch, Twin Falls. —•'My grandmother likes THE BIGGEST petition' first place award in ^^trfidcm&lk^ftfgn fbf his-dflslgn- (or the Utah Slrile University - Peace Center. Vietnamese Handyman Has To Be Creative Besides ndvcrtislng design. Prof. Anderson docs still life By nARDARA COOK for dolnying work as “m y' of colored wire, maybe a pair _p_n ^ 11 ng 8 J i n r (I -ed i;c ._-.a b=_ _hclpcr_has-tQ-go-back-for-ti»o—of-^pllor8.—perhaps—a—small ------itrii/-iiniir nml riniilrcn’.a._riil)|ilJwl8ls of-H Tulibcr band, lonis." Tliorcnro no more tools. Iinmmcr. ______;— Ttorybook“ llllIBtrntlon57T*flin^— uje-vi^tnameserepalrman ilxea— • When the electriclanrplumber • -If -the Job -oalls for more v tings and sculpture by all the Uie broken accelerator of a or carpenter arrives at Uie Job, elnborate equipment than this. Utah State University Art •Jeep. His next project may be he usually, corries a small the repairman's Ingenuity is Department faculty were on to keep n fluorescent light tube “honda,” bag, desigr\ed origin- called into acUon to devise new display besides the illustrated in place. wUh two yards of ally as a catchall saddlebag. tools . from Items normally slide lecture Uint w as presented Qirlstmas ribbon. fills bag in Vietnam serves found in the home. The by Prof. Anderson. A Vlttnameae handyman has as zi.tool box. Hie contents may repairman doesn't find this way The guilded thought was to be'more crentive Uian hfs vary slightly, accorjllng to Uie of working odd because tools given by Mrs. Larry W estern co u n terp art. ^For ex- repairman's whims.------1; are few in.number here and too — O iristen sen -n n d 'h o stessea-fo rr— ^plCr-.tlictc-ia-nQ-auclLCXCuac____X?.sually. itjio ld s asso rte d bits cxpcnsi\)c. anyAvay. tJie evening were M rs, Gordon Crockett and Mrs. Vaughn Pond. Tile next meeting is Nov. 10 at Uie home of Mrs. Roy Babbcl, ' wiUi M rs. Ed Cook reviewing • • Uie book, "5 SmooUi S tones" by Ann Folrbairn.

Kennedys Back On

-ByJlELEN-TllOM^ United PrcBB International Joan Kennedy's appcarance at the Wlilte House recently wearing a see-thrqugh’ blouse and wet-loom sUver leaUicr midi skirt put Uie. Kennedvs back on center 8tag,c in Washington. ™ .Iiut her husban«,. Son. Ed- ' word M. Kennedy, ;i> M ass., apparently wants no repeat performance for a while. At a party given by EUiel Kennedy a few days after Joan'made her sensational appearance a | Uie luncheon by P«t w lxon for Uie viflltlhgThlllpplnes» first lady, Imelda Marcos, Mrs. Kennedy appeared In a Idvendor silk ’ pants outfit. ' Tlie senator hovered abouf.. and kept newswomen from (Approaching his wife. In 1002, she created a stir h i tlio Wlilte House when she trild a magazine writer that Wis- Ident Jolm F. Kennedy's back w as so b ad Ite, could not lift his a^^wund son “Jol\n-J<' Wien word of her i brtont got to her husband, ho

^ Despite previous \ra i(c House denials, Mrs. Nixon/ti nppoint-^ ■ m^nts ssflcretflfyi’CiirprTienvlff,* ' has moved on to anotlier job. A — naUvo-of-LllU»-Rockr^r^ M rs.Reavls Is now .w aring foi; . R obert^lnch. d White House consellor. . Whjn UPI reported, recently UiDt Mrs. Reavlfl h a d .lw en fired, the First Lady’s staff director, Connie Stuart, -told _DfiMWDmC|L_illCCO_WCrfi-JJQ-- changes co;itemplaled In Mrs. Nixon's staff. Some Insiders said Mrs. Roavls, a Phi Beta'Kappa, did not handle Ihe mail • In 'accordance with Mrs. Nixon's -wUhM.‘ ■ ; —----- There Is on upper echefoni — movithfertt'-agalnst- . the midi In the naUon's capital. P r e s e n t Nixon's advlKer on Ihe M U . N&ney Hi “longuette” to her office one day and male.members of her _pN T^E MALL —r DOWNTOWN TWIN EALLS — staff Jokingly Uu'eatened to ^ • fjo u .n io ^i Camp/.tlc^Sitai>plng Ctiilii- ____ sttlke.- * D'ate Set ' • I b i d Fa VO r ites Sta r Try These Perfecf Problem ForFormer' An New Cookbboir _____ IiQfiklng_jQrJ_»mcthlng_t(L:_ Resident ___ So^ie-redpea-bre-likc-.old^refreijh'W -chllled’tomalbsoup*:— . urvo with (tocktalls that Is’fun . , frlendflf they.impr6ve wl,lh age sdrved with garnishes of to cat. easy to make, and yet;' : TTVIN FALLS - D r. an d M rs. and you can alwftys depend on ‘ chopped cucumber, green just.a mtle bit special? • Horbei;t- I^ee B erry,. M c L ^ ^ them. Just so lis the faniotis popper, onion, and croutons.' ------^—To^ plei^so your, guests, -w«— —Va.rApnounoe-the-engagen^tr “W dprforrdiiato SoupTCake. \ JFlve big nlflliTdlsh chapters -— ‘suggest^— thes«— two-:-hofji— nnd forthcomlhg marrlp^e of It's been a winnqr for.more than cover beef through pastia. Take d'ocuyrcs roclpcs, guaranteed -Um It—daughter (-EUeeiv-San- .-tt-yeiOT-and^^lts-populnrlty—alook atllosst B^El^Capitanr to keep everyone near Iho food Clemente, Calif., Uy llobertlN. nbver wanes...... garnished with cobkeBr^h tnbic: " ■ ’ I^ke, San. dem6n(o, former - Whsi makes Tomato Soup strips and sauced with golu... Twin Falls resident, son of Mr. Ckkq.M special? A wonderfully mu.qhroom soup. 6tho chapters' I»HETZEL8TCFFPD ■and Mi's , William S. Uke, moist texture certainly odds to feotur.e veKotables. saubeSt t MURHROOMS- ■nffB^alrBul-bcat of jill is the, salads ancT dressings. The 1 cun. (6 h ounces ) .chunk H io couple will be. m airied flavor . / . so different from' barbecue chapter .introduces . style .tuna, Nov. 28-In LoiJ. Angeles, Calif.. '^ogutar'splce cakes. A certain dishes for easy outdoor cooking. The brlde-elcct, n gruduat^lgh~So)w>oIr-was- jMngredltint*-httar-bccn^11fW ^olpMn“^b-chaptern)n'' *4 teaspoon curry powder, gradu|*lod^!rom Brigham. baked in .. . that Ingredient, of entertaining. It gives a com- hiayonrtatse. • . Young '(Jniverslty In August, course, Is condensed tomato pteto guide to party .planning, ' 1-3 cu^ finely ^crushed prelzclH . 1060. She attended graduate *oup. . ' • • tells what to do on the big day 2 tablespoons butter -• school at BYU dnd California Now, a qulpk adaptation of and lists menus for all kinds of *4 teaspoon CQlcry salt Stato College. She taught school •Tomato Soup Cake and the ever- special occasions, 12 large mushroom caps In M anassas,' V a., an d presently popular original Join old frlendr "100 Best Recipes" is Uie -EILEENnERRV— Drain and mush tuna. 7— 1.1-tooching-second grado nt.: . »..«Cdua..ilflija}aUh-iunow ofll .n— pr«tiolj. mission In France and received quested by homemakers . .. • pages. Available In txtokstores cciimbs, butter and celery salt. his-comiillHslonJn-thc. - a lso—foaturoft—157—oU>or— aorQBfl-tho-< Henl until biilter melts.'SpoOn Corps In December, JMD. ' work savorvbut remember lliat family favorites and 'porty QUICK TOMATO SPICE CAKE mixture over tops of stuffed tlie area around the outsldb of specials, 1 package (2loyer) spice cake fnusliroonis. Makes 12. tlie door-heat seal'is not . .“lOO Beat"offers a variety of m ix • Select cleaned' autom atically. A delicious appetizers Including o 1 can (IOV4 ounces) condensed sponge soaked in hot. soap or tempting aieese Fondue you T- CHfeESEAND tomato soup Use Imagination'lh selecting detergent ‘ suds is needed to ban-dip into nnd curl around PPETZELSPREAD Ml cup woter salad greens.. Don't be afraid to keep tills part of tho rango as chunks of bread — great for G cups (1*>3 ,pounds) grated 2 eggs try new greens nnd different fipotless as the ahlny oven. winter partying in front of tlic sliarp Cheddar cheese ^ Mix only above ingredients,' combinations. You’ll find To wash fine g lassw are safely flreplaco. . w . ______2 cups^ finely crushed prctzclfl following directions on-' I tablespoon prepared mustard --Brcnt-vnrleey-ln-your--auper— In-very- iiot water,-slip cflch- - In the soup nectlonrold4imers- do7lrcd,”fold^ one tom ato ju ice, abqut'>^? cup ..I . . . • market -loaf, head, romalne, piece into tlie water sideways like Split. Pen Potagc share cup chonned walnuts.-Bake os TO PLcaSE y o u r guojfs of mof noxi cord p a r i y , iry fnoso fwo hors d' o o u v r c s buUer and bibb lettuce -^11 or edge first,- Instead of just pages with dramatic European directed. Frost wlUi favorite crackers or tM st fingers . rocipos. Fun fo oaf, yoi a liitle bn special. ’ . ' mild in flavor. • ‘ plopping It in. . • ‘ classics'such as'Gnznacho—a white frosting. Combine cheese, half of tlie pretzel crunilw', mustard iuid“ ___ cnougli tomato Juice to make u . j-thlck postc^iapc-mlxturc-lnto n .b a lt; roll ball In rem aining jiretzclsQJi'ussing ci unllwflrmly;" l a c L C i J d U £ l l . L ^ ...... against cneese. uilll until ready’ to serve. Use mixture to spread TWIN FALLS - Lenil-A- Triple Threat Fashion . . on crackers or toast fingers. Hand Club will meet nt 2 p.m. Of course, pretzels a re alw ays Wednesday wltli Mrs. Flceta Kood Just b y Ujem selves! (Did Weir, 111 8lh Ave. E. 5vnd*y.,Oc^ob«' U, IfTO TJm**-N*w».:Ty-ln Fall*. t

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HOUSTON (UPI) — -Ebno only touchdown on a f^ur-yard . ~ POCA‘t^:lX O '— T!>o InsplriTtT rccoiviTd“ai»iinein‘hflnCjrit^TTrTncnlcHi-bite-the-5W 4-l^rHe-- WrlgHt, the University of Hoiu- paw from quarterback J(m Idaho SUile Bcniinla saw a ,10-yard closcr - but It tiw pructlcally did It oil as ISU-took. ^ n ’s all'Aiherlca flanker CM' martin in the first ()uarter. possible Bl« Sky Confcrcncc inlssod, Htraylng' |o ’the I6tt. Ihc ensuing Wclioff at the. l&- didate, caught a 2l-yaryard Saturday night whcatlicy-tclLlo— right-whea-the-Bcnuals-werfe-yar'l low -While .trying JfLpaas,:;. - n l^ t ^ to-give-Houjiton-a iw fr-tua by-halfback Tomroy-Moii.------highly favored Montana sitting on a first down at the Dunno camo back with a.14'- victory liver gallant Oregon sek"Oh“ lhe“ thrd “ptsynir^ff University■ 35*34. — MorltJiwi 10-ynrdline witli 1:21' yard rollout for another- first State^ second half. riin ia ln ln g . . down, then paasfed to H a rris fo r v The Bengals,'Ca]oitjilizlng on Wright,-who had been stymi* pnly l:2fi separated the two Dunnei nearing Uio end of a seven and ran for five more onU * ■ three breaks to ^asliion an early ce first eight shots from the field, 2fl-25 Pacific-fl football victory by Clarence Davis’ two touch* attem pt. TVfS rtM es'A/£w s held at the Municipal Golf then got hot and raced away to downsrproved too-much for tlie over Washington.' Tlicn after the second field Course today with a 10:30 a.m. an early big lead for a 126*111 --~Oavii;-seoraiUn4Uins.oUI-iuul ^ o n U n tlp m p t- . tnf), Ipprfiff, ______Bulldogs 10 yards with his socond Montana fell on Uio ball and ran P ro Clytle Tliomscn_lnvites all Natlonal^sketball Association' touclidown spiu't in tlic Uiirme night to lead Mississippi. State use quarlorback Jiiumy rolJed out and in from t)w one. to .a 20-10 com e-from -l»hind Jonos liit 10 of 19 passes for IBB Shortly after the ensuing upset over Texas Tech. , yards Including a scoring throw kickoff, Montana fumbled .the-—...... MOUNTAIN HOME...... — Tirn...... put the Irllians on the Reed to.yard down at the oiglit-yard line. Hie The passing of Beed-to-Smitli fhnf \ t ^ tWn n.ill/lAn nffnnnft The inu TrojansIrojMUBvuuiuu tallied Uioiru m r Uiird uiiru ■Kapputo'getting .K appm o'gouing them e yardage,yaruage. »mi«line on the'lastluai j»uyplay umbut myth^ Tigers reachod’uiv- the four um but thp'touchaownofUiofir.athoIf aft£u:...Kopputo’83fl.yardsprintpul-thc. Imiians.battod do_wn.a pnsfl.ori suslalnod a fWe*yard penalty movmt ai me siraiegic-poinw, Adams recovered Bill ball on the tho two and Los Kent -fourth dowri as the gun soundod.\Bounded.! and Buhl "held :iis . Uie" gun Cahm'Bf.m.b:cotapunfon wentinfrom Uiore. I5an Worrell— Mountaln'HormrtoDknHcrloiid'T ided— - theti-hit-tho f ir s t'O f • fivo-con* in Uuj-firatquartec-whoh-Tayloii-L--. nufi ito third in Mioqiqainni ond for slx yords for thtf scoro. versions. Immediately aftortho' capped o drive by gottliig Uie I^ootball Memorial S iu i WMhlnston dosed Uw gap to kickoff Idaho State had to punt last threa yards. It stayed 'p-0 S IS into 11,0 2'->7 I" the U,lrd period by undMtmtano unloashod another until 11 seconds romainqd in the S'" •*"> '<"• B u h '- A Held goal m idw ay of Uie sccond DarroU Downey, replied Immoillately with lo" P>«y» '“I"'', Stove Dennis period to give Tcch a IW SlxkUicr'8 30-ror*&7 night se ta Berdlng sucking In tlio -ISU halftime edge. \ singlo gam e Washington school defense witli Uiroe quarterback After, both teams- had' a\ record, breaking tho mark of sneaks . for good xa« 'A&M tho scoring opportunity ' It picking up a l&*yard penalty Saturday night. Ni>r.iir>o(>»fp. » Win 128-108 needed Saturtlay night for a and ovontually reaching tho 25. tCU quarterback Steve Judy I Ci^/WA'ai •v'm. CoM>f narrow...... 1(^12...... football...... victoryDut a fiold goal m iasod on Uiat and Ilo d g u allw n«U id tiW!, ^ ------QAKI.AND (UPI) — Cdnlcr - over tho-^eminoles.tho-a«minolM. occasion. ISU held Montana rmning with ah deouional jitdl Wlvif U' ^unUlH Uomf o ; Oyder Lee entered tho gamo In ' Tlio Ttgers, who hold a briof' lUio)) in tho Iwlo and got anoth«r p u . for Uw th ru Mares. Two' BOYS' C.P.O. the second quivter Solilrday sliMicond load In tlio chance on a short punt to the wont acrou on short ■‘una aiid Boy's Ctflten Corduroy night and powtred thi I San second period, had trailed, ii- Mimtan«4!f. But that threat died" Judy hilling fullback Larry otiUv u. vnwv u _ CMiU^4 II. Francisco Worries a p-JO? 10, through ' the final two at Uie throe-ySrd line on a John Speak# with a-M^ord-scoring Mwf AueH V. * BUSH COAT JACKET .National Basketl -sor^egamo. DempMy Interoeptlont Then to put'th« game out of Uie y 44. d l.lr l(h M i^oIUfe (F-ft)hgk IP gftffftnd t * Iflat'hraak. ivalierfl. ben D p a st attem {i Montana fiunhled at the I4«yard Leesfored 12 of his 20 tack Rlek Straw- line arid two plays la ter Dttime^ In the second period, jiol iiu%e passedtoHavfaiearvrhomadea' bulk of 1 the damage as k call agaiw Semi« > great oatch in Ul* end zone. Warriors outscoretf de' if' n o le c ^ m e r b ^ Benny Rust; ' ' A puntexeHenge r6ll6wed biU ■m»Bt .tho end nf the ■ W minutM left’ Mftniana. lo r a 6S*48 lead, Blurted f o r the !» c o r« rl of those 22 points. m o V e d .ia .y a rd i In 12 The Warriors hr eJdei by. 8ilS.y«trf,. ' tie at th6 start o( and; Glanou' acdrMt' (n>n‘ tlie>; (fuarter on a Jump ' ' v , ' Eails and were oame-Dnnije's; gAali. thereafter'while jlhe attempt'. ti> drive tbV-Bk(i(aliV V record at iiout to into U«i endinne auUttUe Ulg' yeT^wDnn

Vm .Vl;.. Southerners^ SuHivansteads- Blank Archie Auburn Past S^Tgia^Fechr . OXFX)RD, Mlsi. (UPI) of 11 yards each for the flrcd- Southern U is^ipp i, aparkcd up Southerners while fullback ^ quarterback R ick Donegan BID Foley strea k ed 44 yard s for' ‘ AUBURN.Ala.(UPI)-Junior> 42 y ard s in his best-evor performance...,' _ , find a host .of hard-running another. Southern's final touch- quarterback ^at Sullivan backf. halted Archie Manning down came on a 60-yard punt passed for two touchdowns and Sullivan broke a school and his Miasissippi teammates rebu^ by sophomore halfback scored a third while rolling up record with an SS*yard scoring ' S a tu r^ for a stunning S&-14 Gerry ^guS in the third a total of 3S4 yards Saturday as pass to Alvin B ro le r ^ in the Mpsflt over the^ Rfh^ankod period. eighth-ranked Auburn rolled third p erio d and threw a 30- - previously unbealea Hebdis— -JCickinft spedalist-Ray, Guy over 16th-ranked Georgia Tech, yarte to halfbadc Mickey Mannins tiirew two ioudt' alao played a m ajor role in the' 3 1 - 7 ,...... "Zofko fftf anofta* sccM:'He ran“ “> , ' down passes, in the ^opening hu^'fought b a ^ , connecting Sullivan broke up a'' close one bi liimself fron) 1h6 th i^ ( ' period but the hoa^^y Xavored on a tie-breaking 47>yard field game In the second lialf wltii- . wlillo fullback Wallace dark n eb eli were held accrf«less for goal shortly before haltime and. his I running and throwing to picked up. Ute Tigers o th er sb(' d\e renlainder the afternoon Idcking ihroe extra pobits for split end Terry Beasley and Ills pointer on a aix-yard run. . a nd 'the loss snapped a hine* Cbach-P.W, Oear) Under­ running backs. For the day, Gardner Jett kicked four game win streak dating back to wood's Southerners. S u lllv a n 'c o m p lo tc d 10 of 10. exfa« points and a 31-yard field the'1969 c a m iftlg n.------“ MannlnTilouchdmltntfuSes passes for 312 yards and goal."* Hal/back w m e ISeideJburg included a 51-yardfr to spjit end carried tiio ball seven times fo r. Tech. missing its top runnbig scored two touchdowns on runs 'Floyd FVanks and a 22-yard bade Brent Cunningha'm, could throw to taU b ^ Randy Reed. never aeom to get rooling. The Ibe/nctra points were a ^ d by JUDRBORNE, N eb rask a q u arterb ack Van BrowosoQ (12) goes (70) and Wally Winter ( S7) are on the gro alter biMking. Air Forcc YoUow Ja c k e ts a lta m a te d q u ar­ N.CwStale Jlni Poole. • 1 ■ over d ie top b at la lli^ ^ J n a l t f an y yard ag e on this play against ( UPI telephoto) terbacks Eddie McAshan and- It was the first home KjbumsSaturday. Nebraska's Guy Ingles ( 88), Dotmie McGree Jack Williams ;and although appearance for the powerful both looked good throwing at Falls to Rritels and the inaugural Batters times, they could muster only contest on Mlssisslpprs new one scoring drive. t m M arUflcial turf. Nebraska Erases First-Half Ohio State 26-3 Suliivin failed to throw for a Duke 22 -6 Southern' 'Athletic Director touchdown in the first half, but RALEIGH, N.C, (UPD- Reed Green called it “the ' WASHINGTON (liPl)-TaU - sot .i(p bqth Auburn scores with Duke’s Dave W right Ucked an biggest win we’ve ever had." It Deficit to Top Kansas 41-20 Muscles by back Brian Bream scored two his ])&BSCS. He set up his own Atlantic Coast Cmference re ­ cv(»edtheOaifg5 ner'scurrent totichdowns and golned* 207 Uiroo-yoar JaUnt with a 23- cord Sl-yard tidd goal in the rooord at 34 and was the first LAWRENCE. Kan. (U PD - rallied behind the passing and victory, Minnesota yards, sotting a new -Air l ^ r c e Varder tio Beasley. Zoifko a n d . . Might- Nebraska,-stung by n third p c f^ Saturday to break victoiy-evcr over Ole Miss in running of qunrterback. Dan Dcownson, making-his-Jtrst- Clark had picked up giant three-touchdown' explosion by COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)- 1“^ Duke loose for a ^^6 victory an 11-gamc series dating back Brownson Saturday for n 41-20. start of the season, passed for lend Uie HixUi-rnnkod Falcons to' chunks of yardage in the 90^ nHim ■t(i-l8U .J liiJ S c l)iila ,jtc n ,.lM L upstart Kansas in the first half, nig El^t Confercnco footboll two and ran for two more. It _ . Duke was holding a slim year’s battle, 6&-7. w ia B row nM hli 8P-yurU bomb.o.,urdnv In tho Aral inter- lead when Wright, n Junior -Donegan, a IGS-pound junior, 10 Guy Innlo. ta t tumod the U ,» O h o S, , ^ ^Jvrce LnSeiaio rooltoll con. gnmo around In the sccond Buckcycs outsim tlirool «s m |„ u ,. Crom S t Lottii, Mo., Airpassed completed 14 of ^ passes for West Virginia. Falls quarter after tho Joyhawks hod "Mr M de" Saturday, the dd conference re c ^ by 116 y ard s and hblped set up one two yards with S:SS left in the touchdown with a 48-yard erupted for a ^ 1 0 l^sad. M ln n rM n B ream dovo one yard for the third period. He hgd a slight keeper. M anning h it on 30 {>f 50 To Pitt in Last Half -•nisJUlJ Wlkcj Cornlmskcrs-,M ™ '^«;__-~^^^ wind at his b^k. ' -for~34t-yan$srBn*Hhe^ Pass interceptions by Rich two TD's. insurmountable half after a wild offensive K ” « t t M ? . '. K ^ e flm d F ^ i c o r S e In SeaH and Didc Biddle set up two other Duke field goals Mountaineer. ra n « by David Pugh, late in that Oklahoma sam e period...... l"rLtt«wrL,^„eu““’ e Zfrr '.ICk Then, late in the final period. 3M5 Saturdav «nd move Into straleht after four wins. Pitt Is c|uartcr, passing five yards to tluilTnado 21- ^ oiiur Duke defensive halfback Ernie ^ Sntkm f^r the E^ern • Jolmny Rodgers with to go » ^ t' » q ^ r te n Falcon touchdown and Crnlg ,Jfld£SQn_retumcd_a__NDrth ______Pill drove 50, CO, anti 70 for a 31-20 load. Ba'rr'y bioied field goals of 34 Carolina State punt 69 yards to< ■ Dave Havtn Uirew I* ‘ ““.lllf '“;S" S ------set u p a three-yard toudtdown Mistakes y a T L S w n Tss* to” S i" second htlif, ^Ello West . Browni.n, starting In place of Brocklngtan carried only 45 m a n V end Bill pUcon^ witli 55 was making only; one Jerry Taggo. guided tlie Com- ^ Midshipmen was n 37-yard riin by flanker' Tom Ussery BOULDER. Colo. (UPD- end Bill Pllconis wiU,witli 55 .,_ i.- . . . hu.nkers 53 y ard s and scored f l But he carried 20 w ith 1;51 left in th e gam e. scconds left to cllmai the first down In; le O klolio^ used seven Colorado from the throe. Paul Rogers l'™“ yards Saturday to jjy noger Lannlng. North CarooUna State, trou­ errors' arid jiist enough pa.wlng PanUitrs- lourtl, sucMsslve minutes of he half, Tlie finol touchdown drive later added o 3a-yord field goal, once opin become Ohio State s Pnrkcr completed 18 of 32 bled by interceptions and in its wlshbone-T - offense scoring drive of tile second half' „ Nebraska escaped the first big gainer. ■ • . passes for 214 yards. dropped passes, nwved slug­ Saturday to shock the No. 13- and Blve them their fourUl ^ ^ ' ImU w ith a 24-20 lead afte r boUi ^^ut whot, Uirllled^tlje re co rd j^^yy q u arterb ack Mike Me- gishly'on the ground. State’s ranked Buffaloes 23-15 In a straight victory ' Panthers' plucky little teams overcame 10-polnt defl- ^hlo Stadium crowd of 8fl,GB7 Gallon completed 12 of 38 scoring came on a 4?-yard f ie ld ______bruising_ Big _Eight Conference Ferris, Garrett and Esposito cifiarterback, stuck with tho cits. was Brockington’s fh-st half passes for 170 yards. His 12 goal by Mike Charron late in ground battle, each scored a touchdown after ,P'“" Tlie Coi'nhuskers scored on a exploits when ho plckcd up big completions gave him a career the first period and another ibeSoonersspoUod Colorado tlie power running of Eddie p-™*! “l'’™ ™'J' two-yord run by Dan Schnelss, chunks oXynrdage running wide total of 300, breaking the old Charron field goal of 22 yards—«^eoond-period touchdown and -Williams and Bob Gresham had Ihe .drive, a 3- with 8:52 left in the third . thM scoi^ 2S straight points ’ yarder to Esposito, and the after a pass IntercepUon by «« na up the middle. In mark of 307 by John Cartwright Davie Morock Uiat set up tlw [our victories Uiis year, tlje |„ I0fi5-07. period. and used a quick defense tp touchdown toss. On fourth down from the Drooklyp, N.y,, na'tlvc has Broom’s 207 yards In 30 lock up the game. Comhu.skcrs on the Kansas 17. Nicklaus Monntaineorsl 12-yard lino with Jarred opposing defenses for 607 corrles broke the old Air Force Ibe key to the victory came Rogers added a 2A-yard field a little more thoo two minutes yords In 105 carries and soven aingle game rusUng mark of in four pass Interceptions, one god late In tho first quarter for D&G Jacklin to go, Esposito «crnshed up the touchdowns. 107 yards by Larry Tliompson that went for a 55-yard a 10-0 lead. Sets Title Broeklngton personally agnlnst Colorado Colloge In touchdown by Geoff Nordgren, ^middle for a yard and o first Vlnco O’Neil changed • the opened up tho Mlnnesotji io5(i. dUTOMOTIVE and three fumble recov^ies by 'dow n a t the 11. momentum when he raced 00 Holds Lead • Ferris cracked straight ahead defense by running wide, nie Falcons built a 19-3 lead 138 2nd AVE. S. O klahom a. Defense yards with Uie ensuing klckoff picking up six to eight yards by haUtimo, scoring the first I t m pUahonna's first Big for two,yards apd then for four for Kansas’ first score. . « -r.— - - ^ ------...... - . 733-4395 In Tourney Eight game folhwlhi^ two' non- NAPA,rt, Calif.v.«u.. (tJPI)'- iw. */ — more. - ...... Pitt was...... outof tlmc-OUtS-tnok ndvantf^gn -hy twr carry. With the.Minncaotfl-twotlmofltlmygotthebnlb cot^erence wins and two losses. ■Ja’arrilckliiusrwho'KasiuaT^ns rlgJiT recovering on onsldo klckotf cfcTonie sjiroad V/lde lato In the ______dumcetorestaweeksiftcebeat'-i-ond then spotted Pllconis olone and~whlpplng"43“yardff~for"ltS7 ^*''8tPeriod, Brocklngton ripped _ SAINT-NQM-LA-BRETECHa . - Coktrado was lelt-at W in the- France (UPI) •- U.S. Ope« Big l^ h t and 3-1 overall. ing Lee Trwino in the Piccnd- In the middle of tlie end zone, second touchdown, John Riggins througli tho middle and broke , cham pion Tony J a d c lin U. .: Ward WkUA.pot Ookvado in illy World Match PLAY Golf U was o crushing defeat for barreling over-from the two. »nto the dear for-the longest England shot a one-undc^pa^ the lead in the second quarter Championship at' Wwfworth;Mounteineers, • who had The Jayhawks made It 20-10 his college career. 71 Saturday to maintabi a one- o n a one-yard plunge, but England, defends his UUo In the heatcn P itt **■ three ■ straight C8-vord drive minutes Quarterback Rex Kern 1,700-poundalso lift to 10 f t stroke lead over Arnold Palmer Sooner quarterback Jack Mild- »150,000 Kaiser IntemaUonal Umes, including a rccord 49-lB later. Stove Conley mhdo the. scored twice for . Ohio 2-lever State steering control and New Zealander Bob ren tied the game up with h)s Open this weoTc «t Silverado, ^ubblag last year at Morgan- big play, a M-yard run to the< which picked up lU fourth an dof th e season andof Charles after the second round first two passes of the game. Nlcklaus, who h u won every' , .. ------Nebraska four,----- and-- quarterback------'^ctory - ...... - 37 max. horsepower of thd Iiivltational Toum sm crr F irs t h e h it A ! b ^ C handler on “m ijbr goll trophy, beat Trevl- Gresham, who-scored-one-^aji-HiiirpushtaTivcrfortho -second In-tho Big Ten. - of Champlctfis.' a S2-yarder. and then connected no, 2 and 1, in their epic 30-holo touchdo™ , finished w ith 140 touchdown from tho one, 4-wheel drive Jack lin ’s 71, following his with halfbadc Joe Wyllc for a windup In the PIccodiUy, Ho 2,ds >5 carries while Nebraska struck back quick- Saturday, fjnishlng a lengthi opening round, of-Friday, 38-yard touchdown. took the 1069 Kaiser title In a S ! ® however, Brownson hitting belUnd U)renzacclo, tlie 1M«2/ 52%-inch turning circle g av e him a 3S4iole total of 138. Wldren scored'agoin less three-way playoff held over a Jirst 1C mlnures, had 118 yards ingles for 80-yard touchdown on lonphot winner of tlie lO fl^ Palmer also had a 71 Saturday than three minutes later on a day because of darkness. * i.u ,i« i the first "play after the kickoff. Champion Stakes. I 6 sizes of buckets to remain one stroke off the five-yard keeper around left Tliis-yeor’s tourney is being Fcrrls loll Mtt with 144 yards j^gica caught tlie ball on the u wos Uie second stralgW 7 mph, top speed pace at.l^ond Charles moved end after, Forb Pliillips plckcd play;s to fliil ;o7k of “> Kansas 45 and outran defender defeat for Nijinsky, whoso only into the secondi)lace^e with a off a Jim Bratten pass on tho WllUe Amlson to tlw goal-line. -oUier setback come in tlie Prix Colorado 25 and returned it 20 S t ‘ee ^ ^ ;st‘‘ridln‘2 / T r t . T t 'h " ? Nebraska went 4ilicad wlUi de I’Arc de Trlompho Oct. 4. Eight golfers from seven yards. < 3:^ left in the half on a 73- Tlio strapping 3-yeor-old colt, countries are t^ln g part in the Bruce Derr gave Oklalioma o eJX f'anX rU e'^'' l!l” fW™ff, built up allS yard drive. Brownson scored syndicated for a record &4-ho]e tournam ent w ith the 17-7 luilftime leod with a 27- from tlio 15 on an option $5,400,000, w ill now re tire to final round scheduled Sunday. yard field goal. foifr'°yea“ ’'oTd S S f , 'ot™ Ve^'sto'^; keeper. stud at Claiborne Form In Rirnion Sota of Spain U in ’ wiUj only 1:40 gone In the reputation for IS-dweird finishes.nnt.,' f Dut U.e Mountaineers Lexington, Ky. Nijinsky, came back with two more tvt* ** i • i fourth place at 141, foUowed by - Uilrd period, Nordgren cut In The first one was' played in trained by tlib famed Vincent scores, Uie la s t on a 33*ynrd N l j i n k s y t L n c l S Gary Player of South Africa' front of Colorado receiver aiff O'BHon, earned I17J08 for his ( M2), R ay flo y d of th e U.S. Branch to steal a Bratton pass h i" . P "''" ''■<"» -lerb»ck Mlko _ " ' , . owner, Now Jersey industrialist (143), noberto Bemsrdlnl of on tlte Oklahoma 40 and ho l"d'lSr':»vt(S"ed roTlLflilmS**”" “ Oinrles Engolluird, In his final Italy ( MS), and J e a n G aralalde returned It untouched for tiio race. of Prance (154). Bcnlardbil dlndilpfl touchdown. t Jockey Geoff Uwfs outwitted shot a 70 Saturday, Sota had a- sio';ir„rr‘‘r c “ree <^p7-“ ;.n^?K affair. Last year s toumoy, of touchdowns to iioln close tho first 11 starts, ended a brilliant U»o master, Lester Piggott, who. 71, P U y w a T tF lo y d o V S a n d course, produced a three-way racing career as a loser was aboard Nijinsky. - CtarBlBldf B 77u______JBucks-Rally- -plcyoffrwhich-took-two-dsys :------eompleto although It only wortt Past Atlanta two extra holes, Piton W on’t ; NIckhtus, w ho also Is Uils ATLANTA ( UPD-Tlio MU- year's British Open champ; will waukeo Bucks, trailing through R eturn as be shooting for the top ilrlzo of the first three periods, broko $30,000 ag ain st the usual away In tho final stania on Uie NOTICE Baseball B obs competition —fellows such as sluoUng of I>ew Aldndor and Masters Champ BlUy Casper, BOB HOUSTON COLUMBUS;''OHb'” (U P I)- Bob Dandrldge , to beat the POA kin* Dave Stockton, FARMERS AND TRUCKERS!! • H iU PfUm. SI, u ld hero ho Atlanta Hawk» Saturday, 107-M, SAIWBEPRESENTATIVE Arnold Palm er and 'ivevlno. In Tho Tw.ln Falls H lg h w o y-D lsfflct 'righH of way ar€ again balr>g uie'd fo r would not uck re-election os In a nationally televised profet- Servina fact, M of. the top 29 money dump groynds in violation of Idaho Statutei. No encroachment of any icind ■resident of Uie National aional basketball game. winners on this year's tour, are Souf/f Idaho * Atsodatien of Profejulonal “PUlol"'Pete Maravleh, tho is permitted by law to bo placed on public rood rights of way without per- In the field. ' ______— Baseball— whldi— *rvej— a«-Ilawk»’ $J million rookie, had a - Vmisslon-Some of the item rthot are being^lacled orrrlghti 6f way arei! Ph. 733-1490 cocnmlaalorier of minor league rather dismal debut as ho George Areher and Don Beef and Potato Dirt tree and Shrubbery Trlmmitigt baaeball. acored only, seven points while January wore the playersMvho Hton. who ha< spent more making a number of wild shots tied nicklaus atter 72 hliolos law n Clippingi ' Etefclrie Fence* m Twin Falls than 4S yean In tibeball, took (rom the floor. here-last year. On the first Watte Water Ditthei . .l.n«n,g ,Tn^tinan. He„hltting frvmfrom the outside the bogty while Jack and George had'heen'A'autiiun's assistant. Hawks built a 6M3 haUtlAie parred. Darkness halted play at sary to control violations. ntoa attieiinoea Friday he lead but saw that margin A t to that time and ' Nicklaus and v b u U atep . d J m ^ during th e a single pobit, 7S-74, by (he efid Archer stuck around

: ------1' ■ ' Sunday. Oddb^r 18O93|0' JimavNewi, Twin'Falli/lttoho '2V Spilth Hills Deer Irish Erupt in 'H tnnw ^Stic c e s s Ttrir^-P^iod, 4j7 Per Cent Rip MissouH COLUMBIA. MO. (UPI) — Fullback James Harrison'set . Mii^ic'Vnlloy hu n ters op]oyod Gnm o D opnrlm cnt, noted ii "W e «ro very pleased,” said Joe niei.«immm’s two third • only touchdown 43;B per cent siiccoM Saturday total of 747 huntors were 'I'urnlp.wod. "Tlio succpsa was quarter. touchdown pnsaea .off loH , -M permitdecrhuntinirretumed' -proceMod->S«tur?aay-:nt-river'dcHnttotyntwv U .f r a lO H c ll l v more safety to each. 10-yard touchdown pass to Mel. • . ^ ' Wlille the dcpiirtinonl' WHH Gray. But, from thon on.lt wa.S' (n 1 O P-0^ .,di Southern Oregon ------Ijenernlly pleased with tho _aU41ieUmann arid'Notre-Dame ' ^ * V . . roHponse by hunters ^to ™ l " J F | . ’AI^, N .y . (UPII^ • BOISE (UPI) - Boise Stiito in Bronco Stadium. • coopcrnte In Uie collection of Collc({c went to its bench in the Tl»e first quarter tol6 the -juwbonbs, • TurnipAoUd Bflid-- opening minutes South' a lw y m the cointoB crn Oregon CoHckc and still off a 27-14 loss to Cal State at the word. Tho dopnrtm cnl hnd rabked up a 57-0 win over Uie Ii)n|{ Beach last week,'went to sent small collection bags and , work with their reserves to hapless Orenoncrew Saturday instructlon.s to all permit ' -notolw )'27*0 halftime load. winhdfs. llio Jaws are used by Sophomore qimrtcrback-Hon b io lo g ists to h elp In hDnl 5 is;*K *E,s H -s K -;‘V! Autele led the Boise attack as -FIRST BUCK brought out of the South Hills Five of tho.llr*t-sIx deer brought out by area m anagem ent through au e .nnd- Raft River he moved the Broncos (!() yards scjc composltion.v , . tlirouRh the Rock Crcok checking station is hunters were'bucks, oue of them considerably t & S t i i . " l ; t s r s In seven p ln y j, o m i y Iho Tlie . only Injury reported^ to „ shown by Bob Oroner, Kimberly, Broner filled larger than the onc.plctured. ’ his permit tag sh'ortiy-BficrdQytlght Saturday. - - -•••-— ------Has Sixth .|riyp by.l»mrtrinlo ,,ep„rt,nc„i personnel eon- llllam closed the gnp to 704i0 zone from elRlU ynrda o ^ “ rneJ n womnn wl,o wWIq hi- In I'untlnil.nlonc, slipped nml fell w co n d BSC cm n terw h en he in- - ^ fm rn d shn Gulyas got'it on a dive •play Shutout on a shale slide. She feared sho liut the Rdckets pulled away terccpted a Bill Atwootl pn.ss at with 13 mlniilcs rejnnlnlnii.llio , had broken her arm. DECLO - Tlic Raft River the Oregon 17 yiird lino and Outlasts Kentucky 14-■7;LStI .Tiirnipseed said the checking . . ..-Noire - Dnmi' qunrlcrbnck. tl- X b v KlrabU ’Trojans turned in Uieir sixUi ran it back to the U. niree .-_nhhed-»lth..5of.«.pM »s.for^S® ,“ stations w ere opened -about shutout of the season Friday plays-later Autele hit sopho- 10:30 a.m . and m anned until ni^ht when Uiey downed tlie hioro Allan Dykman on a four- SMU Smothers Rice Owls 10-0 •liie vletorv booBted Notre Pumpcd . In a . Jumper , past.dark. The succe.is_ratlo by younR Declo IIornGls 32^0. yprd-td - pass-play-to -up tlie BATONROUGE,U.(UPD- . station includes Rock Crock, 1B5 Tlic long DAiiAS (UPll-bmck-HI)!- O um o’s unblemished ninrk to 5- o^ulf slw l'ind^a ' Tlie victory kept Raft River score to 13-0. , . hiinii.rii uii!h'74 riiwr nmUn mr Tallbnck Art wmireiii:Cantrelk iiiiunnd iiraicoarched over -nll^lhe“ IjSU—son'rprcclslen...... 0. passlnc nnd M tao u rl now Is one-{{amo behind Oakley in the Autele, , starting his S Snol- n^in"^ d t defendersilotsnilcra and«"'! IntoWo hunter's swarrnlng ■ dcfcnao ' - 'rnrrlefi ■ firsj linlf jyjuy>itandpjf^ 125 Im ntcrs wlUi 62 do^ luiujlijim ii miltLii.- WllUrdny'-•hiifids B rV ire T S U ^ o ru irc r c liff.'W th c rn M ethodist to a 3-OTcud llte ^ standings but tho Trojans will alone In tlie end zone and ci,no».nn« Icading U u is ia n a Stnte bobbled it m o m en tarily ' and victory o v e r -R ic e Saturday result of Scott H om pel's 22-yar;d. . . ' need help from Hatlsen against lobbed, a 12-yard aerial for the p e r cent su ccess, i>nos/ianc^ ^ Southeastern Confer- then raced untouched Into the Basin, 104 hunters witlt M dccr night in a penalty^ldden ^ R°«V" “l®. (‘''*‘1 . ni Oakley next week to got a share score. Guthrie's PAT kick was ence win over Kentucky. ' Bengal end zone. ^uthwest Conference opener Missouri, which has lost W llc jc u ts ijlo w an d 33 pqr cent succoas; of the crown. good and upped BSC's margin Cantrelle's touchdown came -— for both teams. ' seven starters since the season • Rogerson Station, 131 hunters However, Uie T ro jan s m oved to 20-0. on a three-yard run in (lie Hixson completed 1,1 oJ^lO opened, took the otwnlngkiclcoff L c o d b u l B c a l — — witjj 02d ccr n n d 47 p er cent, and to vfithln a gnmo. of clinching a Cnrv IlMliaw. DSC'3 anccdy. m rnnfl _pf>rtod nftpr— W allnr_ •TmmmninmiwmrnTmftcr • •^TT~,~rT;j^gegT][o r .|flO yH7ds''inctudlriB~*“^**'*^ ^*^*'^*^^ * ^ **M.^ — siwhh ui5 Mufftr^^mcTXbiT' Im lrbnck, led Uie ntlnck on flic , ^ . scored on n four yard run In n two-yard touchdown bullot'TlinKellyInlbrcop^^ ButlliCrS 24-14 • ferenco-Fiflh - District Uague next scoring drive, packing the nnd j 7 per cent success. quarter. Kicking ■ across the middle to little « denocted Farmer pass In b • a ^ * i playoff in which Uie cham pions ball five times as the Broncos WeaUicr undoubtedly played gpeciolisl Mark Lumpkin added Gordon Gilder in the third zone. Two other m a DISON. Wis ( U P I ) - ' and runners-up of . the two mov6d 30 yards In nlna plays important part In the sue* points for the rest of Shocks period Uiot put the some out of .Northwcalern blew a ■ league play in n doubleheadcr. with Hoshnw scoring on «-one— LMt yciU’, when everyone Bengal scoring...... reneh, HlMon nlso ran 14 times lond nnd then cpme back wl(h U ia t playoff is slated for. Oct. 31 ynrd-strlke. was certain Ujcre were no deer Kentucky's lone touchdo\m in Burley's Budge Field., Tlie Tar Heels for 20 yard s. “ " P ™ two touchdowns In Uie flfiaH lvo ■ Oregon mounted its only seri- ‘n the Sout^i Hills - anywhere ^ 70-yard pass fro^n But, It was his passing which Held Bog.l attempts.______minutes Snturday to boat gam es \^11 be played in the ous attack late in the contest, — snow, m ^ond fog hampered quart,.rback Bernie Scruggs l.o NEW ORLEANS (UPI). set up Q ilppor Johnson's 20- W isconsin 24-14 tor lU sec o n d . afternoon. with BSC leading 50-0, when tlie hunters. The^ best example pave Hunter in the iui.iv vura seconu auuner iieiti uoai- Tulane linebacker Rick Kingrea yord second quarter field goal;.J _ jQ r O p S ___ “ ft-Ten-vlctory. InJ row_ ------Declo gave - the-favorod Red Raiders moved from their came at tho-Rogerson-alntion-^rsrquarlerrKicW TJorarics knocked-dfiwfi'' Paur Mlller'ft' and the tduchdowii pitch Uiat ' A lO-yurd p a^ from Mourle Trojans a battle in the first own 23 to the BSC 11, before the which showed a 12 per cen added the extra point. pass on the Green Wave goal came on a fourth down. • quarter before - Raft River DaiRncuu.to Al.Rolilnson gave Bronco defensive wall jelled The win raised I^U's season-' line with 3:00 remaining-to' Meanwhile, the SMU'dcfcn- Uie W ildcats tho load with 4:43 starting assorting }tsclf. Hut- and forced Oregon to turn the up to 47 per cent tiiis fall. record to 4-1 and gave them a preserve a 21-17 victory over give unit kept Rico bottled24 up -3 TiU to play and Mike Adnmlo put it . cldson scored twice, one on a The department went to ball over on downs. 1-0 record In the SEC. Kentucky North Carolina Satiu-dny night.' most of tho rainy night and the out of roat^h in tho closing . run of about 70 yards and the In the third quarter Autele, permit hunting In an effort to dropped to 1-5 for the season With fourth down and two Owla threatened seriously only ^ seconds .with a 43-yard touch* other on Uie receiving end of a who completed 10-13 for 117 Increaso th e base h erd in Unit 54 nnd 0-3 in the SEC. yards to go .on the Tulano five once—late la the final quarter *■, down run. Adamlo, who gained pass from Paskett. Paskett- — Umt a re a from R ogerson enst yards, hit.... Dennis...... Baird ..w...from ^ ^ » A last-ditch effort by Ken- y ard line, M iller gave up on his when they drove to the SMU 11 310iyards last year against tho Bcored on a 20-ya'rd burat up the six yards out for‘tii.e (ouch- to Oakley. To prevent pressiire (ucky fizzled ,qp thu LSU six successful Tor Heel running yard lino. " CITV, fowa (UP/) — Badgers, finished with 176 this middle on a play rather down. Midway through the *rom bmldlng in surrounding yard line after ia& niggs pnssgame and tried passi/ig over But, Indicative of the aggros- Otis Armstrong'broke off tackle tim e. reminiscent of the old single Uilrd period Autele found Dyk- units, the department wns was dropped by the intended Uie middle. alvenoss of tho Mustang defense for a 03-yard scoring run ip the Northwestern to^k its 10-0 wing ' spinner.»pjiim ;r. Darrlngtonu u rru jB iu n ^man a n open and drilledurm eu n six- ««»wuu w jm u.u i.-iuu«; avuu u u receivreceiver er ancJand‘the th e cloc){doc)? ran out ' .But Kingrea, the Tulano .But wasthbfactlhatthlfljlurtlcular. K ingrea, tho Tulano w as the fa c tlh a t this ilu rtlcu lar m iru periou ;»nmrooy m c racK scored the fourth touchdown, yard strike into his -waiting tlerof hills Into permithunUng.- before Kentucky could'get off captain, batted It down and the series found the Owls pusliod'<>P«n n first hnlf^fenslve^ -" " arms. Tlie touchdown \vas set- aridther play. Green Wave, took* over on back 40 yards to Uielr own 43 Qf'fJ help Purdue to a 24J -nj J 30. ya-j flolj 1^1 ^ I ...l,An rVnnnn „mn />nllnrl fnr- rt.int.»n>.Kr>.%l/ n,./l/i>r f nn CA« . 1^.....^ ...... il. ...J., ■ . . . . . I • ! _ . 1. . . -i____ Hh/ TflO rftnforon/'fl »*u*u up when Oregon was callcd for Quarterback Buddy Lee set downs to register its fourth win ■ yard line’by fourth down. Biggoal Ten by Conforence Bill Planlsek. victo^'-'j, pass Interference,' moving tlie up both T iger touchdouTis with ngainst two losses. It was tlio Rico managed only 64 yards * ' On tlie kickoff following •• , the • ’ ball from the BSC 40 to the ■long passes, putting his tenm second loss in six games for the rushing against 145 for SMU Armstrong s scoring sprint field g6al, Danny Crooks raced Upsets six-yard line. on the K entucky U iree-yard line Tar Heels. while tho SMU front line kept 84 yards untouched to narrow with 5:47 left in the second David Abercrombie scored so much pressure on Rico margin and the score period on a 31-yard' ^ qss to Uie winning touchdown for passer Philip Wood that he *7 7 . ® gtayod lt>-7 through tho third ' S. Carolina Gorrell, spUtback Andy Ham ilton. C^n- Tufano on a ono-yard plunge completed only six of 18 for 03 Jlrat half duel on field goals by period, U O P R o m p s trelle scored on the .next piny, w ith 8i4fl left in th e g am e. ’Ih o yards. ; w! SH?, W e n , wltji 10:15 left to p\ay, ------COLLEGE-PARKrMdr(UPI) capplne n 5C-yord drive in six touchdow n-w as-bcI—up—by:— Gnry Hammond;;3MU‘s;lcQ d^4^^“Q;'M^lt‘yV^.^^^.-J^JR-^ls4-tRufur:iEcn:usotr-si)cintndr:lf~“ ' lng._Mnrylam| .dc-__.X Q .4'7"2.3 Solohs Nip r'lnvo — quartcrback-MikC-Walkcr’B.42- Ing rusher, carriod45 times for.__ season. — 1_ .. .. .i ...... tw o block e d pu nts. "Tonso turni two blocked punts. yards, (or o touchdown-lo-pul_ Lee set up LSU's Tirst ■yard yard passpuss to u^ng^cit”wlngback^tcvo Slevo 92yards 52yarda andand caughtcaught fivefive passespasses Dfifcnslvo back Arnold Carter the Badgers ahead 14-10. into fourth quarter touchdowns touchdown with a 20-yard pass Barrios. for 50 yards before leaving tho Saturday and th Terrapins n ill-fnoi, Wood River • , . to A1 C:offcc to,the Kentucky Barrios scored Tulane’s first game midway with a hip [ate in the fo^th period whcrf went on to stun Hth-ranked STOCKTCDN, Calif. lUPI) before Walker plunged touchdown on a 74-yard pass pointei-during tho winning SMU bo picked off a rmss thrown by WE BUY, South Carolina,- 21-15, for its Quartcrbnck John Read shntter- GOODING Gory Gorrell over the jnlddle of tile Wildest from Abercrombie on Its second touchdown surgo In the third Skogman and firs t v ic to ry o f th e 1970 ed two sehoo posing offensive playof U,e Romo. ’ quarter.. .• SELL " “ and J , ^ campaign after five straight ™fhnrn,i S tn » P"''' "f two-poInt ScruBgs'70-yard pnss coppcd Tulnne scored--Its other . Hammond also completed one touchdown, Cl'uck TRADE losses. Pacific smoUiered Santa Onra conversions Friday night as the ri 7ii.ynrd drive In only three ..touchdown on » two-ynrd holfhack pass for 13 yards, roimded out Pju'due8_scorlnR ------WiUi -th c -s c o rc -tic d -a t-7 .7 ,— 47-23, C aaing .'i-nntOT511r'5jijSriIieT'l»y5“ni'd--wos-i!ot up- after'-plunBe by-tpmrtortaiclrWlillBr' Girderr a 5-H. 105^»undor,' ™ h o one yord plimgc. . Jqhn Dyer blocked a Billy Read threw four touchdown GUNS Wood R* iver ' Wolverines " 24-H in a n fdy . E rarl , . . , Swindle n ------intercepted------In - the second- -■------golhed quflPter. Loo M yurds'on.. iilno...... ciirric.. s...... Melendes.o^ned • • tho ,scoring Parker punf and recovered in passes to break a mark'set by a South Central Idaho Con- « P«ss from Leo on tlie Gibson rounded out the Green and snofiood tliroaPasses for 20 wi^*’ ° 32-yard field goal In'tho ‘ the end zone to put the -Eddio Ubaron in 1040 and RED’S ference game. Kentucky 10 and returned it to Wave scoring wlUr a 21-yard yards, ’ wcond guartor. But RurdUo Terrapins ahead and Ynoments equalled by Tom Flores ln '1950. Gorrellfllppedahortpassesto Uie Wildcat 24. ______field goal In tlie tliird quarter Tlio victory Was tho third in a *h® ?“*f® « Trading Polnter. New York In two seasons, Mark Psli, UOP'a sophomore contenlibn, posing Its only S deer per Uqunrc m ile— including the lorge agiriqiillural areas with Film Showing kicker, added to the Tigor total .Gooding niioved out of rench . scoring threat midway threu«li I with 40 and 33 yard field gonia, “"fly I" Iho fourth period when IHIIICIB IMUie p I...A. second half when the no cleer).. ■ .■ • . ' Six gam6s and tho film of tho his rifth nnd sixth of tho season. -Gorroll nnd Toone hooked up on ]„ O verlinicCyclones wore stopped Inches Bruln-Pocatello gamo will hoad Pacific took a IM load early ft® scoring puss, tills short.of a llrst tlown on th NOW THEHEFOUEi The editorial atnff of THE OUTDOOHSIJtAN, up ti)is v^eek’s agenda at Twin In tho socond period and Santo ono-rfOvcrln« 24 vorda. Wf d ALTIMOHE lUPl).-Kevin. Kansas Stnto 1-ynrd-llno. 0 newspaper published 'niOHrilly“ln Boisr,' Idaho,-dooaJiereby_offerl Falls High School. Oarn clospd tlio margin to 10-7 UCrol* passed to Joo Sager lor fjouglirey sank o pair of froo A 6l-yard pass .Interception the'sum of OlNE TIIOUSANn POIXAHS («1,000.(M)) R E W A R D Ip Coach Norm Tliomas’ will with little morn tl>nn two ml- tho extra points. ' Uirows with__ rilno sewndfl and run back by dofonslvo back aiiowTOTlIm to Bruin Uooslbrs nutes romainihg prior to Ihtor^ Wood RIveriurh6dno*1h(mir remaining In overltmoSalurday Cleronce Sc6tt'»6niirtHB/t}rBt^ —ihe^tiral Idaho Fiah-ond-CamcJOi!pflrlmimLiSn'nloifiS-’i'hsJ^JlLliutSSL at B p.m. Tuesday In tho high m l^ lo n . Road then m arc h ed tho ^ nullify that one almost Im- night to give thd Boltimoro core late In tho fiwt half.^or ‘ oneof our sIpff Vicmbers enough live deer to equal thirS deer per school caletorla. Tigers 6il yards In 10 ploys and mediately, modlatoly, HUrst HUrst hit hit JoiuoiJ Jcnsorf Dullots a 118-116 Ballots victory a IIMIB over victory KanSU over State, Kantt Scott was hauled .square m ile average in ^ o f 6 apeeified gunu: m anagtnfenl unit). Four of tho teams will play (j,ron, a iv-ynrd scoring pass to IhrM «li-iilghl times to covcr 5S u,o Los Angeles Lakers, , .'down on the Iowa State 1-yard- Wednesday, O 'U ary eighth. Tom .Cordon w(th 16 seconds yards and aot up CrofU'-second Jerry W)Mll paced tho Lakora line,'then Hawthorne took over rT H E AVERAGE SEASON’ length o( these six papular d»«!r hunting grade will l« at Burley at J left in the hall, .. P"*"!!," Ifem close In, DuL with S4 polntsi M o( them In Iho to plunge In tar. the touchdown, p.m,; Wesl Mlnlco ^11 bo at The Tigers erupted for 17 Gooding bold the .two- fourth quarter whw Lm flip flral tiil/ ended nearly Ufiiti ia 70 dayS; Two of the unil)i also have a ^-deer llm llv ------auurfufi.ai) ..... p.mr; Puhl-tfMh- , ------^ M...... m t iin— u iw...... lri t i a v e n-te iiiliiuKti u o M ...... ------ih...... ^ jn .lhe Angeles ...... ■ I 'O H T ijL L P ICT AILS'Vgfid Tlnr'QCtd ^ E R 19T 0 iMfti vs. O'Uary frosh at 7 pjtn, hi period to take 1 point after failed. 3 i« to play In regulation time. Vbut^K-SUte'i ______T -r->” Bruin Stadium, and Stuart (rosh J4.J I, and put the oame out Minutes later Wood lUvcr Loughery sent th e gam e into ered the C yclon es from the . TH E OUTPpORSlW AIvr wllltoaUWestMlnlcoal>p,m, ofreaclt threatened at the, Oooi M u overtim e with a . basket with Btal;t ol the UilM quarter on. A Twin■ Falls V . sojihomorea m - MIddlit MlddlK llrtebackerlinebacker Bob Craw--TyordCraw--xVord; Une-before In e -to fo r ebelng -b e ln g 's T b ^ -tw iT T iO T d r T S ^ ff altffl^a— X V S lM r lB fflM J ^ ir a -^Sin*le='-_r, ...... - i tertaln undefeat^ Skyline ^tT7, i^lng booit^ by the 11- *>n Hick Thonpsona pass lo- scramble tor a loose ball, Ous . State .23 .set up the aecond One Year .-, ______» 3 . 0 0 » .p.m ,Thur^.w hlle^evm l y Mrs M an all-coast candlate^ terceptlon and th e Senators Johnson and JaclCMa«lirt>»»d opportunity u Max T w o Y e a r s ...... (S.OO • feath®UOPdelenie'wllheight Jatne back \^th a long drvo (h« BuUeU with 83 polnta Arreguln.caW/Uy booted a : regafded Highland Rams at 8 unajslsted tackles and fivo' as- ■ thaj fnded with the feun on,the aploce„Liiughery nnlshedwllh yard Held goS, early In u-lh.4uat :: Iwiii.Kitl* Siinrt«v. Oclobwr 18.. t»?0 Teiiiiessee I^Mluts Out ^f^m a Iii 24*-0 Win acuse 7—0^ Blank Tide in I' Half time Lead, Upsets Penn Staters by 24- 7 " ■ KbJOXVILLE, Tcnn. (,U PD- /Ilic loss was Alnbama's Tenncsscc snfcty Tim Priest Recnnd In tho Sotitheitstem U N IVEnSITV PARK, I’ll. repul.'ied tiirce Penn Stale, back to piiss'and lost 10 yards, . m a^o UifcO' puss |ntcrccption.H Confcronce. virtually wiping out ' ( U P D -’Ilio rirsl-lilllr liurolcii ol drives within tholr 10*yard line Mike Rcitz'fl altdmpt atji*^?- ■ Satunlny to Icad tho Vols to ii ' any hope of a tltlo for U\o Tide a pair of Syracuse “uni^ronoun- in Die third q u arter to douse y ard field goal w as w id e.,l’ho • •■•24^ win o ver Alnbnm^j, the first wtio a re now M on tho season. ceables'' —fullback Marty Jnn- llic lions' attempts to.rally.- IJons never made much of ari ._-.t|mc-t1i« C/lmson Tide had For Tennessco , tho ' victory luzklewicz nnd place kicker Penn St^ite'finally scored In offensive gesture for Uio •ticon shut but In 115 Kiiincs. evened the^VOL’fl SEC mark fit George Jakowenko —carried tho last period- on a 31-ynrd rem ainder of Uie hnlf. Tennessee Intercepted eij'ltt 1-1. Uie Omngomcri to iui upset 24-7 drive after recovering one of Midway through Uio second . passes. 11ie last .A labam a shutout victory Saturday'.over Penn. six Syracuse fum bles. Wlien period, Lon MascI of Syracuse •• In uddltlon to tliu three by wns P e c . 19, 1050, when Pena S late. , ' Penn Stale Blopped Syrncuso on plekoii off one nf Bob Parson’s Priest, tylnij. n Southenstern State won 7-0 at tho IJberty Januszklewicz rushed for IH the ensuing {.'cries, It appeared passes and from Uie U on 40 Uie ' Conference re'cerd for n sinijle Bowl. . : I yards nndjwp toiididowns .in the Uon3-allll .mij:lit .make. It, _ Orantfpmon drovo.Jn' alx.playj — Rnmo.llnolwicker JncWo Wnlker ■ Despite the eight: Intercep-" tiiO first iialf and Jakowenko but Syracuse's Hoivio Goodman to thqlr first touchdown. Once intercepted two, the first for n lions, Alaliamp completed of kicked a 20-yard field j{oal nnd picked off a Bob Parsons pass more it was Januskiewicfs 22*ynn! touchdown iind'sHfety , 51 passes for 271 yards. a pair of extra points as and ran It back to Uie Penn bull-llko plunges which baffled Bobby Mnjora,.linebacker Jn* Syracuse raced to 17-0 halftime State 14. Paul Paollssa pajwed Uie Lions. mie Rotellfl nnd cornerbncK edge. Tlie Orangemen - tlien four yards to 6nd Tony Gabriel Conrnd Grnham, Kot the others. New Mexico' for the clinching, .score, Syracu.se received rtnd got on HIGHEST . It wns the fourtli win of the Flame Ready Steals Win tho .score board one its first senson for the Vols nnd their drive.'With Janusklewlcj! carry- CASH PRICES ' ^ year-old hend conch nill' ------niimi»n5Very’piayrth(r“ - kntllcT ^io ciRmycnrsnRo wns" -0-vei:lvV^giMcxico State tochniciansputfunlshlngtouches a 29-yard field goal. HIDES straight over the Tide and five on the rocket ca r. following-^)- — Penn—Statc'!r--countcr^rlve ' "fftit ftf'lhff'Intt-tiif. - • — pass, and - ran' 59 yards for^a^ lowcbtlown led uv U\e near disaslrous fire in the ve­ carried Uie IJons to Uie IDAHO P riest's Inlerception nnd 22- fourth quarter to lead New Mex- h icle’s none ea rlier in Uie week. S yracuse 20, but Penn State yard runback was the first ico to a 2M7 win over tho arch- A valve bn Uio Flame’s fuel quarterback Mike Cooper fum- HIDE & TALLOW break in n defensive striiRRlc rival Aggies. _ . ■ WRESTLED DOWN ofter a flU-yord fialn. McLnuglilln (00) and Mark. Sokoll (9). line broke "niursday, spraying In the opon field with no UiQt carried throufih the first Before Morrison's In- Mlchlgan’it Glenn Doughty finally Rtvcs la to the 'Michigan broke away from a'lS-all deadlock in 90 per cent .concentrate hydro- one iieaf liim when he went’ hnlf. Quarterback Bobby Scott tprceptiQn^t>i«» pr^muimi-nppllflJJty-Mlphlffnn State’s Duanc Uie second lialf to win 31-20, (D PI telephoto) genyporoxidethroughUiexacer's seoreU wUh Oi40 lo fl-liT llio -n rsr -traded first half field goals and nose cono and-out-vent-holes, perl^ on a one-yard dive nnd two socond-lialf touchdowns in, 'Hie ensuing smoke and heat -the. Imlf ended 7-0. Uie sco-Baw battle. Tho victory' ruined fuel lines and wiring in Grnbjim's intcrccplion early Uie low slung world record dial- gave Uie Lobos a 3-2 record, Michigan Pulls Away in Last • a r c in Uie third period set up while New Mexico Stato is now lo n g er.- • p r v Tennessee's second touclidown 2-4. Work wal) com pleted on Uie car iJaturday nnd tedhnicinns ry on a four-yard riin. Half-to~Top Gross- S tate Foes pr«,ssure cliecked'Uic fuel lines. the connected on u 22-yard field IVoject manager Dean Dietrich Kicker George Hunt added goal in the second period but Fullback Fritz Seyferth gan Daily, Joel Block, wliose -Sijid lliere was not eiiough light Uiree points with 12 minutes tho Aggies' j^at McTeer tied Uie ANN ARBOn, Mich. ( U PJ)-. Billy Taylor broke a 13-13 grabbed an eight-yard scoring injunction request to have the left to make three scheduled left in the gome on a 35-yard g am e with a 27-yard three-point­ lialftlmo tic with •; his ' Uiird pass from quarterback Don g am e cancelled on Uie grounds runs and. the crew would at- field goal and 17 seconds later er Just before the half, as' Uie. touchdown of Uie g am e S atur- Moorhead for the Wolvorinos’ il _was_as much a public tetnpL to resume the assault on Walker'picked off . a. pass by muc)i-Jicrnlded running games dlay,—a brutal four-yard bull ’nuisance as a rock fe.sUval was Scott H unter, who threw fiv^eu)f of both squads were stymied by second, fourUi-do\vn scoring the liind speed record early Sun­ off right tackle —and sevenUi- play of Uie gam e an d Glenn turned down Friday. d ay. ■ ■. Die Alabam a interceptions in tough defenses. ran k ed M ichigan w ent on to Uie g am e, f o r .. the final New Mexico got a spectacular Doughty, plajing his second trample cross-state rival Michi- Tennessee touchdown witli 11 i-ia • RO-ynrd touchdown p ass from game at wlngback, slashed over left. quartcrbackRocky Uing to split.- ,cnn State, 31-20,.In a.Dig Ten from five yards out wiUi the end Tom McBee and a 52-yard m atch. fourUi quarter four scconds old ttouchdown scamper by sopho­ Taylor ground out 131 yards ‘ to wind up Uie M ichigan scoring more speedster Fred Henry. Tlie In 27 carried before retiring at In front of 103,580. fans who ‘Make ‘Dishwashing Sears T.F. Women ' Aggies, however, battled back Uie end of Uie Uilrd q u arter loved It all. on a Bcvcn-yard touchdown run with the suddenly potent Among tTioije sp ectato rs wa.s Name 1971 by tailback Jeaso MJms In the Wolverines ahead 27-lX He former student editor of llie scored Uie Wolverines* first two campus newspaper,,the Michi- *^ur Easiest‘kitchen Chore third quarter and a fourUi-down Officers . one-yard plunge by Ron Po touchdowns on runs of 2fl and with a Front-Load Portable or J am es with 0:52 left In the two yards, the first on o fourth- gam e. , down j)lay nnd the second tying W endell Built-in Kenmore .Dishwasher Bose Rupert was elected new Tliat set Uie stag e for Morrl- U>e game wlUi 36 seconds president for Uie Twin F alls •son's game-winning Uieft. Mor­ rjim alning in Uie first half.. Municipal LnUtcs' Golf rison cut In front of the Ag­ Tlie chargod-up Spartims Shuts Out Association at the group's gies’ receiver, took the Inter­ hadn’t sco red in two straig h t meeting Uils weekend. ception on the dead run and gnm es, but looked like Uiey Other officers selected were raced down Uie sidelines, just might duplicate last year’s 23- Kimberly Veronica 'Detweiler, vlce- m aking it into the co rn er of Uie - 12 upset when they scored the presldcnt; Angie Burgess, KIM BERLY - ICirk DennLs end rone. first Uiree times Uiey had the secretary: Rosemary rom ped 52 y ard s tor a touch­ baUf DUnlnuUve tailback E ric McRoberts, treasurer; Dyna down three minutes into the Allen scampered' 42"“yards Conn~er,' tw o -y e a r bonr.riir friini i Im- up the.field and cut back, to the firol iliiu Ilf ti«‘ ill >iitir Ik iiiic . D u rin g llii> liiiir. If iiiiy lii'ft-rl ,\ chaml)lonshlp against Oakley Virginia right. Ills speed carried him ill niiili'riiirliiiiilil,ii|)ii<-iir‘. m il >niir iiriirr»l - «liin' i>ii, I'iiio td iiin in lrc m r- Slips Fast yard’sprint. Dennis then hit > ire i. iiuiiliililr lliriiiiulioiil ihc I iiil«- I " Hcf!. ‘20<)« . ^ 20-14 lead oh Aden Jcnscn'a thlnt-qunrtor .wlth-nnoUTPrdrivg- OaWcy oul of U^e aboyow of iW 2 2 4 scoring for n long while. Uiat Lynn Reese capped by ^ 'ilM h n ^H ce of your old dinhwotiher. niohffft record 47-yard field goal, but o w n goal post. But o arly in Uio, Wendell madeiwo sorlous bids Kiihy Lilchrii fiuMTl himk-iip. l‘'raliir<*H t piiuli'hiilloii getting Uie last 10. But Hansen plarentlfm io a n«w Krnmnre uimple nnd rnBy, Helman ran five yards^ to .second quarter. David Baker Uioreafter, the last time late In ryrh'H ihrhidinK forrrd iiir drying for qiiirk ri-iihc «f came right back to tie It again . 1 piiKh KitlKm.oyclcii inrlnding f’orcffd Air dry­ climax a 51-yard Virgnia drive. took an option pitchout and' the third period. Dut two ditiht'H. While. (l(ippiT(oni*, Avoniilo, Tiiwity with Freestone bursting in from ing. Availnhi<> in 4 (rdioru. Placeklcker Jim Carrington sprinted 73 yards for the holding pfinnltlea nnd Kimberly Uio four. added'Uio winning point before opening touchdown and n fow killed the drive on tho five. Tlien Tlint sol the stage for the 29,100 fans, the fourU i'largest minutes later KeiUi Adams ni| tho fourUi period began, doclslve fumble and touchdown. crowd over to watch Virginia Uirew a 25-yord bomb to Severe. Kimberly put together its best play foolball ot homo. Hie.win ______Adanfifl-Uion-pawcd-tfl .Butch - offort. Mlko Erickson stflrtoli ll •ovonM VlrBlnla'a FoU Mnrcy WinB ■ ■ Robinson for Uie t\yo-polnlGr.. with a 34-ynrd counter ploy and and loti Army »L1.5-______, ■ m r- r. ------— In -the-thlrd • quortor. Jim tw ice got 10 y ard s on quick Helman hod scored earlier on M nii o .W nrS lnkcR B urch brook loose on o divo play opcnoys. But tho drive bogged Kvrliuivi* lliilii-IIArL unit J Dl.hwaihini a two-yord plunKO ond talllMck On Koiirlli I'fforl and sco red from Ui6 30 boforo down whon Kimberly stopped, Irvrl Miiali providr* liiliil | , f l’ s you do ■ Jim Ucoy dashed four yord.i Valley was ablo t6 make o pushing up the mlddlo. wholp day’,* ,Bf(umuU- - t o r - V lrglnla's tlrs t M)ilelidown NEW VOHK (U P D ^ R o k cb y rlfiinlnn, Jrl In rr- touchdown stlolc. Tho first ni>d Adnrns, who hod been -IUh r«r-|-or'.Vp«iii|f-»l» -".an«r.^y-h»d->treal(ed 10 o suiblo'o Fort Mnrcy,’ oflor Valley points com o bn a 2&-yard sldoUnofl to this point' bv rib '^■nVliiti it|i|ti-r rark . , T]~ nn^«. Say#* yitu llm*. 1(W lead ori a 4J-yard Held goal Uireo successive failures, won poss from Larry Rlchman to Injuries, thbii como off Ilio- “ kriitir p o w rr " ■liriiyii l>i118.100 rta n O ’ Wnr .SIoIids Kim Gcrgen. q\iWlHISWlfB6ffitrw5ir~ S Belmoni Pa'rk Saturday But Oakloy got Uie next two up the mlddlo ils Wendell TIM. HelmanrLacWiiiicorlng before a clostan-dayjtQivd of scoroa. Adams passing Jor-i3 started Its final drive. Kimberly punch put Virginia Into the a t , m :— ------’ ' yards' to I^ n SiminbrisriBll' ■sHffehed a t tho 13-yard lin e and tlien to:Rjmdy-Hoblnson fOR the hhd;the Trojanri fourth imd nlno sophomore Dick AUia, subbing by Jorgo Velosquei, who wos oxtra 'points. Tho last'touch* wiUl five secoilds loft.' Wondoll 40.') . rorW «ll,»l«*red A rm y t o a g o - jcor^lng with his fourlli stakus ' down como dn a 24*yard strike. again went to Uio halm nck SHOP AT SEAW3 AND SAVE •FREE ahead touchdown on a ^yard dinner UrtrweeluaLPelmont, from Adams to Severe.' ■ • ' option jjIb^ wjUi Dennis hitting MainAvp.W. - pasa lo nanker^Calvin 'lVlploll- had little t7oubleffouble holding bff the . Valley got the last louchdotdufihdowni ^^ibmore broker Kip Donnls Solttlaolloi} duarantted or Your Money Qocii Sears ..TwIhKhIU. ' on Jiensen 47-ynrd flold igte raliy of IjoikI to win by 1 3* on a two-yard pluiigo by 1 Idahit, I’o rk i ng...., g",?!)'.’J o * - a on a two-yard pluiige by Tim SKAKS. KQIBUGK AND CO. —g o » h — 'r:------; '------— 4 'length8.' nMiiAHaB rulolle. ' ...... ■■

> - v ' ■ ■ , . . t . Sunday. Opfobef IB,' 1970 Tlm«i'NflWi« Twin Falli> Idaho ;23 PluiiJiettBre£dis Record t v i ~ Pucks Coast Past m ^ijrpm gr^W 5tiJ tfo^l ir ^ i^ c m s ■ir::f)aDBNr^Ut4:,tUei)’:i= z"A xx»ii; . . SPOKANErWash. (U PI)- cmonkedin from four yards out mostofUiOMCondhaUos lhoy (■all W hdow ti comoon n UirM .»«>< “(Jwrtf-nosed sy.ntglnold agalnstWashlngtojiSUtejptbe^.fr^JunCfid-Mont^^State-SWa'MMffftauitlil.one of qunrt<*r. yard run.- (■ •. slx-yncd toucl^own pass and ford Indians lo ,a fl3*15,rout of - yard run-by fullbaick Jim Kehl. Snnderson. ..u ^M«^ImHans-ran'-4iaii^Bemn-m'apKTrlE^°-#^K^^__ _ _ y r^ f!g£< ^ - ^ ^.>--,^ ----- D4»i—Eflutal—fQilL-touclidowiu-^en-— ------...... Wo^y.‘-klc|»*«* »**•six- straigljt.extra points for Ore-, qilartcrback Tom Ponplano hil ~ ^ r ^ VntkiP.Ill'll 4a ilrtn 8 Cotiforcnce. FrolUisiiiildcd Uio Indians tor WaslilnBlon State's socond CouRars aro now l-s; In the cohierenco atjd' M for^ Po^»tor Satlirday. to . become , «on, Hanker Jesse______Vernier on a 64* Plunkett piissed for \ two '■(ho season, and loft Montanit;' OroRon!* loMllnB, ^ all-ljmo Idulio «ol all iu potaU In tlw yard pass ploy. touphdowns and ran fdt^ nriotlior State wlnloss In Iho conloronco. '^WooU. routod, flnn)’pwl«d,aiuiiiiai(0ro8on Oregon Is now 4-2 for the.'siia- c ns he Vackcd u p '220 y a rd s in '.son and 3-1 Inthe Paclflc-«. Tho . ngainst thro«low*»indW for rAjr.i;NniORnn.iup|) ,.,J -- tiaiikilct.a Uie first half., lie needed 'only tho soason. - . (ootbnll Rnmo, ■; Ibi llUtio 0>*u(H) l (U]lb«ll g '« ______' season. , before interrnisslo'n on a 00 Run in Last Four Seconds . Fouts' four touchdown passes' yard-touchdowTl pass U> Randy tailback Jim JSdwards took a tied n record sot last season by Vatahn. s5K5=s.n;* S"3SSaW~ I r Injured Oregon. quarterback BERKELEY., Calif. (U PI)- winning toudulowii wiUi four California,a tWo.fkjlnt under-. MnKcrondBcainporodOS yards during throsons in tho ------Pl\inkott'srccord-brcnking ef­ Tom'Blanchard. r fort cnm c on Uie second ploy Dennis DummU,. passing on Mconds left Snturday to give dog, scored first when Ponhall for the TD to sot the tone for’ 11^';// every piny excopt twoMn.n UCL,A a 24-21 victory over hit Todd to wlrid up a 42-yard, thdgamo.Uid' gam e. • • ■ /. Fouls,-a sopljomoro,. tied o f r i l l S>'U«.ANIi. WAtO. desporate Inst-mliujlo drive, .CaHfornia. _ ------seven-play drive 6t20 Into the . -whool record with his four cfiQion-smt. univ.Miiy ran Uiroe y ard s for tlio gome- Tlio .iSolden.Bears, wlUi Dave opening quarter.' DON BROWN'S Penhall connecting on u 58-yard Itocord 8 field goal followed i,|.i,.i#nnijQ/.»,of<»ro'pftrAiifrftm connected wlUi end Bob NoWr - c l e v e l a i 4d (tJ P Ii—Q ovo- Tint rjowni "bomb" to Gooff DoLapp on SAFETY SERVICE- Nuktiiiiu VArilAon Se"?ouSlrnrort « Inncl'i^oi^slnS I'iilling y.irn.iac A-State Uio flnol piny of Uie . Uilrd yord, ll^ilny drlVe with his one- Krlurn yAraioe quarter, slopped Dummit twice to or„u;7oVup'.Z ■ Modozolowskl S^^mod It up I'fltiri ’ yard run for a 14-3 lend. U,uy.- . or Loland Glass for 13 yards, wlion ho said Saturday; "Wo'll In Uio final q u arter wlUi koy .. I defensive Crushes intorcopllons. The Bears soo- Ttio) Bobc<)tsBobcijla wore unnblo to Fouta. norncd back of tho iuivo to bo as nroii o dofenslvo mlng|y had UClj\ bonten until UTEPTips score again unUl early In tho game, wa^j 17 for 21 for 260 leain as the lionA tdmorrow." after Dave Tlnton recov.crc ^ _ . TcrtmHanyGr• - “ .. FrtDftPir 'Ui lliL'"scL’uiid " h « lfr ^ a ln e d - 9 2 —ij o n r ’h o n r ' * M'olnr luna up • fifobct pnss to Brad Lyman nt Uio nine v j o U JtV dH flS’ a pass 17 yards Into the qijd yards irt IG carries. the Uon« hnvo oAo of'Uio best !>tarlford, „ one. VnUihn sprinted , PROVO, Utah (U PI )-S lo v o • Alignmtnt • Ralan- Paine pass nnd ramblod 4J. more, caught a BYU punt on b";Xt Mr'o“ “ ^ - p N “.Bobcat pass to sot up yards WlUiout n alnglc Cougnr the six and rode a stiff wnll of snapped a twoiiarae’ losing •‘•'W 8”“' Jdf Wlille , Inylng a hand on him. Intorfcrcnco down . tlio right streak nnd Improved loH-2.- conne^d on tluee Held-goals. Plunkett scored on Uie first sideline for a touchdown. Tho r„ii(„n,|„ 2-I not Its and Ml)N!j<«yiiolds returned n during IS^"tfcSorco“reor“"’ C',‘alf?oM S aT SrK o?s"^^?K ' B .lockcd pcrfocUon. Tlie Heisman Tro­ .y n rd r u n b y T o d d ln n d d illo n to hind._ phy candidate faked a pltcliout before Uio oponlng quarter die Penhall-DoLapp bomb. A flred-up U T E P defense also Kick Lets and cut Inside Uie defensive end ended on a 38-yard field goal by caught Uie Rams in Uielr own, to pp_39 yards. Joe Uljenquist. Uio Cougars , end zone for a safely duringthe ¥ T » ^ 'V ffJ • __ Two minutes later, he tlirow were forced to go for a Uiroo- I n f t l f i n f t • fourUi quarter. U lall W i l l his first touchdown pass ofOio pointer jifter Uieir ^ive was CSUsenlorquartcrbockWayne game when he hit fuUtfack stalled pn thg ASU 20 on a «« . Smilb, iWho throw Uiree second- I,AnAMIE,Wyo.(UPI|-Utall Hillary Slwckley for five yards. broken play and two incomplete J \ ( X H t G S half Inlorceptlons, ran for two defensive £nd Joo Peprlcca WSU Uien drove to tho . touchdowns and threw a 53-yard liickod up n blockcfd Wyoming Stanford ono where Tipton's — Windlon-liall-gavo Uio WAC- (uiss-for-Uio Uilrd first - half punt nnd ron 28 yards for a fumble recovery set up Plun- leaders a 14-3 load two minutes “Sy Itiini touchdown. touchdown horo Sali^rdny to give kctt's record breaking play. into_ Uio second period by In Uio second half, CSU spec- Uio R edskins a 20-16 W estern Wa.shington SUite got its sole picking off a lUck Jonos’ pass ially teams were tbe only play­ CTIAMPAIGN, m. (UPI)- Athletic CJohfcrenco victory. first half ^coro when reserve and rolurnlng It 29 yards for a „ . . . . . •, ... ers to get on Uie scoreboard, ns quarterback Jack Wlgmore score. MomenU Inter, ho-klllod. SparW ^by defensive tacUo reserve running back GU &n- P opriccn’s winning score cap*, n BYU drive With o second Debbeut's.JS-yord touch- ford ran back a kickoff 05 yards pod a day of crucial mlsUikoB Intorcoptlon on Uio ASU 47. > down run with a pass Intercep- for Uie score ond n now CSU '""'I'.'bv f»ch (onm and gave ' Joo ^agnola movod tho Sun Uon, Indiana rallied for two rtjcord • Uie R edskins th eir only lead of ‘ Ron Bull touchdowns and a field goal In Dovils 47 yards In bIx pjayff Cor .jQko_Grc«n-to(ik_a_punV-85J!'?4!2’^ i Wyoming scored two touch- Activated - Koro camo on a four-yard pass down.rnnd'a field goalrall fol- ■ from Spagnola to sophomore , touchdown. lowing Utah errors, and Utah’s' Brent Mcaanalinn. It wos the homecoming nnd broke a seven- •nie Ram defense Ulso cought UircQ touchdowns all cam ti a h e r For Bears ASU quarterback’s IJtliiouch- B»nno losbig stroak for Indlnnn. U TEP In .Uie end zone In tho mistakes made by the Cowboys. n was tho Hoosiers' first win In down pnss of the year. ' ...... - Uiird quarter for a safety. Wyoming gained 333 yards •CHICAGO (UPD-Tlio Chico- five sUirtfl this ' year, and ru.shlng but only two yard s p a ss-' extended Illinois' losing streak go Bears Saturday ncU vated Flood Wants Ing. U tah gained 130 yards rusli-' running back Ron Bull to In tho Big Ton to. 10. v / i « « Ing an d 88 poising. Sophomore quarterback Mlko K n U U S O n U a S replace . injured sUir Gale lU ftrP M nnO V Th6 final. scoVo cam e wiUi- 6«aulilul Modtrn (»yU Sayers for Sunday’s game r m v p s cv / itio iicy WeUsw u u s spurKoasparked ino the iuim lUlnl iu to u id 16-- rw^ ■ i 3:12 loft irt tho gamo, when , cantol* wlik tk« aiidl- COPENHAGEN (UPI) — 0 lead in Uio first 10 mlnutos of I O U r n C y L C £ I ( I agnlnst the Snn Diego Char­ Utah dofenslvo end Dan fluff- 1^0 low leek. 0«nulM ' gors. Curt Flood says tho Washington • n ^yord flold man soared Uirouuh’a ble'hole eirfWihid Wolnul v.:— Senators wlU have to offer more pnl and Uien running 18 yar^ SYDNEY (UPI) - Bespec- AMri and wl*

Reece>JBOTah Spark 17-7 E a g les t GO o i^y-— Surpi-ising _

PO C A TEIJ.O — Uo'ckyHfOcc «onl lute In tho ({iimo Frliluy fstrcfli(C d_M ynriJiV u-IU*, tl»c Jo t'jirry tho Twin FaJls Sp^H^s 28^7 i Second hnlf klfkoff juu|_ nid» llrulns pnsl tho-Pocntollo In* n^ttrah drilled », 21Wynrd M diana n-7. J 'file .Bruhw, nU)iou«h hurt • cnrly wltli passltiR, finally «ot. Komo secondary dofonso In Ujo wjcond l>nlf, picking o ff throo Pocalcllo passes with ono quart^rr And puhchod (hrtio (n the sccond lialf Uio Enures Icflding to the Knmc-cUnchinR louchdov^ns across F rid ay niKllt lum ed loono their power o/i Die ______fic]d |;onl. Defcnslyo tack le Dill fo r a 28-7 S o u th e rn Id a h o |{rnundlnlhL*'iM5ifnona.bl Em efy A U A NGLES' ^’ “ rro tt cnrncd'viiiiivu lhc viit; dofonajvouutvila)vu Gonfercncq victory. ‘ , wul Douu SchuUi and )joh<»rs »«‘ Iie'T nrerccpr6d' t« ^ - -' , ' doinlniitodJlll adlon.j^}iitm_^ _ JlyUnnVHOVEY deflected Indian^ aerials’ nnd MlnlconilnylnB its bont Emofy'fl second ' TlmcB-NpwfiSportjjEilltnr romped flO yards with one to sot defensive Rnme of tho year fDrunandtuckailtowayflt 21-” . Ordinarily we ll\row away (he up th e field Kevin Call, - ajjulnat tho EaKlcs’ powerful , scored OKaln 'nn'onymoijs letters that who hud a stronti all-round niftht ground ««mc for three quar- qj the Kamo. ’ soniotiines pile ip here but we on dofensu, picked off tho oUier. tcra , Uod U 7-7 In Iho second •,received ond* -tins week tliat But for aI few jnom cnts ItJt q u arte r w ith w hat tu rn ed out to 'n^e Enyle’s lukScd th eir lin»l allows us to Ket on tho soap box. looked like the pass would ndaln 1C pass woiJd njlolii cAUGHT WITH. A USFT, Hulwn Ollvsha 1» buiTTy bo t)»olr onJy touchdown, a touchdown when socond atrfriu and. perhnps, do a little ex>- styinio tlie Druli Hrulns. PocnlclJo cholUnger Chucho CosUUqduring their bautamwelKht title flcht fight wos ta ile d (n the 141A round due to n cut over Ollvarcfi' eye. three-yard strike fronn Arlon halfback Hqn Witt scored from ^•p>/tmin(> Iind iff- ru n 't m s s up took tlie opening ...... ? UPI tclcphofeo) W oodward lo Ml\to T rem aine. Uie 12., Ult* chance. 'Tilded~by*TrSfl=ynrd-bomb-fromSllya^d I^mb f?om *^^^°yntghtfaEoRtlwwd.CaW.CMtHloiooU ««c hen ftc Tlic letter is trom a Camas ,Dave Comstock to Jorry County fan w)jo {itdicvcs Ujnl u'c . Qufcnton, scored In .n quick ,72- ;purposely■ournosolv nnd.nnd ouififntivevidently. vard, clRhiiilayclKlu^lav mnrch.vTliemnrch.* 'nie Carey Drops , •-yo u a ycunp (amity. counUng .maliciously, set out to destroy P^yoffcnmeonCom.ttoek’sone- Jejrome Shuts Out Filer to apanibn or ,Ujc MuHhcrs two w eeks oao quarterback sneak. Rick Tigers, Nears . • 1 tfffiwinj tamjiy, wilh in mlnrf. when we decried Uie striking of booted, the. extra point, 9 4 larQS family, wanting more room now an official by another Miislier ^ After " a punt exchange, Twin Clinch Share of SCIC Crown fan durln« a ^jame «t Cjirey. Falls made Its first .scoring Loop Crbvvn Tliis is not the case. drive. Kevin Nelson passed for JEHOM^ — Tlio Jerome 4B-0 and clinch at loast a share formance. CAREY — Tlio Caroy Pan* T m a il THIS COUPON r o w y / "■'I’horc are (wo reasons for .si* y a rd s to ■ Rick S priggs and ngefs sent seven different men of the South Central Idaho Dale Bauj^hman tjot the thera remained undefeated and such an ar(icle. 'Hie first is to for 17 to Joe Swope to pick up across the goal' line Friday Conference football 'cham- scoring parade started on a picked up rovongo for tho lono 5«0d FREE CATALOQ. prevent the dostruction or key first downs to the Potntello night to drop the Filer Wildcats r- I o ploftship . ri • Friday night. auvvu-yuru seven-yard rum romp p m in m the e liral first tie tlwt mara tholr fuc-ururccord dcsecradon o l hi^h school 24 From tljere Borah, who ran Uach______Ed _ Peterson’s . v.v.oui, a Tigers JX.TIUU period linoand dimJim MOCKSMeeks cappeUcanped afternoon whon they sports from nny source, but for over 100 ynrtls, smashed for ^ I I Uirottled.. the ...... Wildcat.s------defen- another drive a short ■ time no later.C , * W 'lH '» n i^ h n e W T iB c ra ^ particularly from, witliirj. For 17 and 5,yarda in two plays and r l l o t s Kally slvely and n hard raiih look with o (our-ymd run. RoBcr • ^ictorv" moves Jhc.; Uj;j{ reason ue hit as hard as we • with .7:34 left .In the'second Qwoy tl,e WildcnU' hopes for Campboll got the cxtrn points . ■ ' “ could.Luuiu. The ini; secondiut'onu was,'was, perhapsjHjrnaps period Nelson—sowedth-w o u - on- a- - ■ ^ passlnB. Meanwhile, the offense on nn end nround play.. • . to- "from IheFnirficld point of viewi sneak— But_.Steve . Roberts _To _ _ Defeat rolled up U 2 yards in toU.1 of. In the second period Tony . « » ^ ^ iJa lefOiandcd uway n v nf of actually nr>tnnn tiiird of the county population, n \mi,o inliirtr «,no v.-! '- - ...... factory cut materials, volurjje low cost a Itnee injury, wns hurt again Friday niglit to rally the Glenns O t i t I f l a t touchdown.tnilf'hfiftu;n • . ..Simoson..Siraijaon. TllilTlio crnr., acoro „,.,nwas snl up finiincing , , , ■ , ■ I the Ihlnu had to become com- while throwing nn ______incomplete j-orry Pilots to a IM decision G reg Jew ell scored Uie lone on a long pass from Dennis V/f ,>r>yv/hcfe. crecf fhc ffomVoryogr cr>oicc on your lol, rw in FjiHn ___ I_____._j. . Jmon knowledge in Camas poss. After Uiat Twin Falls over the defonslve-mlndcd touclidown of Ihe third quarter Rush to Hofstetter. Tlie extra' and fuini'-»i ctjmfjlcio lir^ishirnj nulpriali la* nm de anti oul— ; County. Unless U makJs ill .1 litm pfici'j allowed’ onlj^ G4 yards rushing Slios^ione Indians, on a 40-yard gallop and in the point failodn^ J /someone mad or at least and only four pass compkllons. . Tlic underdog Indians took Dietrich final period Rick Uwe .scored • 7n the, second period, Monty .afraid, such an incident neecc's kickoff return went tlie lead In the second quarter DIETniCif - TJic Camas on a Ip-yard sprint and Rick Peterson recovered a Richfield •becomes a joke^ i. e.. "ril bet up Ibe middle about as conches when they picked up a fumble capip County Mushers. witiistanding Thomason plunged In from the fumble when the Tigers were ' those officials think twice aWut ,11,1111 I TS CIIMIHM - diagrdm them on blackboards on Uic Glenns Ferry 37-yard line 30-point second-half rally by one. Gary. Walter picked up the Uireateaing on the two-yflrd ; U>rowing u Hag ag ain st U6'. heh, nnd Nelson rolled out for the nnd drove the ball In. Soloaga Dielricb.Dietrich, outlasted thetiie Blue last conversion. line. Seconds later, Rtish went • boh. hell." So by making II very two-point conversion. After that got the touchdown from the Devils 40-30 Friday afternoon lo Wliether or not the Tigers will Oil yards to make ft 12-0 at ^public knowledge,.it gives Twin Falls controlled the biill four-yntd Unc wlUi 16 secondB keep their Snake Wver Uague Imvc sole posses.sion of tiie Ijalftime. »C am as County an opportunity to and Uic game pretty well but left .but Glenns Ferry stopped conference hopes alive, crown or share It won't be Richfield cut the margin to 12- I police Itself. .couldn't muster a .scoring the" extra-point try. Tlic Mushers, who tral Carey known until the final game of G early in Uie Uiird quarter but Royal Gam } By that, we mean, tiie in- iliM. punch. Tlio Pilots drove for the tying ^y one-hal/ game, exploded into the scHson when they travel to Simp.soh pulled Carey' aw ay nl«oiW<5,iv« U«}x*MUF«lli, Idoha 13401 Jdividuals re.sponsible for such But Garrett's socond in* touchdown early In the Uilrd luilftime lead and drew Buhl. with another 10-yard toucjidown Wk w ; 3flt.5tl.A7W ; interuptions receiye pres.sure terception wiUi 1:50 loft in the quarter, marching 55 yards, flr«t blood In the third quarter, run. < from their neiglibors. But if-(he game firiaJly gave the Bruins a. Brown (led It witfi a slx-yard* But Dietrich then got Us uir 't neighbors don't do It — Iho chance .to ifdd Insurance, run and then plunged In for the f>ame clicking and almost got J school officials certainly can’t Pocatello held tho Bruins on two-paint conversion Uiat sent . back to even, 'control adults — and police three scrimmages, before ihe Pilots .ahead to stay. .Camas County had« big first , from within, the guarantee is Borah got his first field goal of Minutes later the Pilota started Quarter with Dave Coatos ; such policing will come from the year. another drive from Uielr own 30- pns.sing to Steve Shlppey for the the ouUide and Camas County ______...... ^ u u t f ------y«rayard ano.Jlno. anosnonoShosljono chipped In *irstfirst slx-pointersix-pointer and Coatos wouldn’t like that. . ‘ wlUiwiUi two pcnaUlespenalties while Brown hllUngSlianehitting Siiane Swoot for another. T-Outeidc-cornTfttm-wmld-be—^^t^^^^V______^caLand-U______-^..M-w.-*u*-nuuou«-au-yijru scfuI-nddodo-ao-yiird-addodft-aO-vard sprinl-andunrint-and RlclcRtdLJlandNLBnuschcr’snirl/ Rnntlc RmiQfhnr'o tackle added ;; Uie old Array, gam e -— everyone __purposepurpose l° to 5^oUxlctes, l9^ s, schoolsschools andand Harder Harder picked picked up up 13 13 more. mono. AfterAfler a o two-r»lnt safety ond«jju just ju si .'paying, fans, students and communities. ‘Discipline and Qrovm scored trom U)i: height, before U^c period ended the Ipd^-ANNIVERSARy athletes. Tliis correction would sacrifice, — ■ among------w...... other things. Harder ran In the two-point Mushers acored again on H'pass be suspension by the In- h elp the th e Individuals In d iv id u als par- p a r - conveVslon r*onuoi-uinn to Shippey t r im Coates. i D O W N T O W N • terscholastic Activities ^icipating. The common Interest Scoring settled down for . Association or perhaps take the supporting the team unites q .several minutes In the second ; form of a boycott by the FourUi school i][nd student bodyHighland and period but Dietrich got on the WOMEN'S SHOES DisU-ict Officials Association communiUes^can idenUfy, take MEN'S SHOES 1 board'wlVen K ent. Mescrvy which if anytiiing, would be P^lde in and root for tholr high scored -after Camas County DRESS SHOES • FUI.S-CASUAL-DRESS-SCHOOL ! more stringent since it would teams. Any breakdownWins T.F. fum bled a p u n t a t Ita lO-yard .stop all competition. any portion of Uiat group* "O Ityf by Roblee, N unn Bush, Flor%hcim • M llro m our rtgular tlock'. FAj>l^0U5 BRANDS OVi^Naiuraliier, Selby, Unj!. But Q iarlc s A sm ead’s lody'Floohvim, Amono. Johom^n. 5lrid«, Town and Country, Cov- : SuperintendentllaroJdStroud— tiU n I V l C e t ' Podwin, Hush Puppies and Bass J scoring run offset that. «r CirJ, M ilt America, Pi*rr«, Qqiv ..and many oiKart. In blackt. b;ctvn>, c oton. « ' ’ Contes opened the second half -REGUIAR $12.00 TO $38.00 | A ll W DM .REGUIAR STOCK NOW 1 REGULAR $8.00 TO $28.00 NOV\^ - WHILE SALE LASTS S 5 9 9 $ 1 4 , 9 9

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way, no fan, i6i.' Mountnln VlomeHrtmn 207,‘)ri7 »n 70-ynrdYlUvfirrl rompmmn i"> <_ : , URGE SELECTION 5 or -futuro ou breaks^ it wouU p„„„,'or rowdy Meridian M3 »nd Filer 322. totcepted pass by McCreo, Ik a liorHWe Wow ^ "cTimcnt knows either. The (lays. uoroU nflaln.wcnt one.two ranimunlty imd lo our htiiool jf, u,„ are voricil. wlUi Jeff Kelly scltlne the pace wt Wtre to loM our prK leu [noUier areas, tho schedule la at 12:30 ond Cal Simmons HANDBAGS | liicrtlclpiile ra sclwol uUiltUc (jut „re allowed tollowing Jilm across, Wood Rimrock R«g. lo r' 1 „wn ■ R ivor's tllch W(il-d m ode h is I Sno-Boots I $ 3 2 .0 0 . 1 M M nn "ol liedy, and ail Bame.! uro played second fine showing by Overpowers All now ity le i All Sliet _ J 2 ? y i4 ! ij . ------otalmlna-Uilrd-wMoitaii-Dotcn—^ — , ------T ia^ould *1?^' So overall wc have 11 very 'of Twin Falls wos fourth. Five R l i c c 4 . ( - ( f ) Novy Ju»t In Time For Winter . . . LADIES N YLONS - I “ nl7,idi!' Jinejta .Bood in Idaho and Magic Valley seconds scparatcd Uio top tour ^ A « _ ___ m------■■.1-J?otqpatu:------f-L. n outage agency in tik h scj^ooig going out of their on Ums two and ono-hillf mile C (.are of them f feel very con- o> »i«"' on tins two and ono-hiilf mile gIRAND VIEW - R«lly f > 2 ■ Stomltii, plain Uilth A niicramaili $ 1 3 5 • to nrr»vl«<« •- • • ff«oulof 2 P». W P pr. I • fick.nttluitwc will iiavc no more *“ P''“''W“ facilities to course. . Woolsoy scored four touch- nrohlema nioni! this line ” ullow night siimes nnd Blve llio - Hounding out tho top 10 wore downsandromped for 155 yards • lo<|T Ponty How , $ 1 0 0 # . . . V - pr.' ’ I- t Which ia uhout us much as worklngnwnochancolqwatch.; Davo Burton, HlBMnnii; Jelt In IB carries Friday nlghllo lift • Ponty Hoi* T C d i J fnn lin uliiK liilnlli * ■•"-“lop lhe-Dny.-MountJiln Homo; Sliwl tho (limrock Rjilders p«sl Bllsii J ...... ; ■ f>*. '■/ 3 — ^------:— However Uie tiirciit of the Camas County,If Itnoeds It, can Ciggcr, Highlond; Gary Goblo, Woolsoy scored first oh a sin- 'officials association was more tjikcTtonsolatlon in Uie fact that ,0lpilal; Kevin Swlgcrt, Wood yard run pnd came back with n tiSn hmglned T that Is Twin Falls and Murtaugh have nijer; Randy Sutter, Joroitiei 4(|.yard dish minutes lator. Dob CQWBOY BOOTS - WORK SHOES wtol Mr. Stroud Is referring to. been before It, But Brueo Cooper, Twin jPnlIii! .Mogers then stopped In to throw Offlclnl'i now nr'c tairlv vicu of whore It .happens,- .nichord.,I Solinaon, ■•'WillBn'.Ibroo loucbd,oWD • poMca tho HUNTIN.Q BOOTS ■ ^ tod'In fte idea tlmt any « we fini! out about It, we’r([ .School) Crolg Thejmton. '(lest for n yafdirtQ Bill DttViji, Mon's Sjzoj Idrgd Sel^cHon R«d W ings,-Heyer, Acmfe, Dan Post — mmmr-lneldcnt h m a ltiir will ...... ^ H l g h l a n d r - P « t— M d i it j r i C ‘-WllltninTyWiS5Is6^ ^ S2in flrrt wto ■ ■ '""‘WnkUieoverallbenolllot Jerome alid Davo Sears; Twin and a tiilrd tp KelUi Bylii> for .H li i , '. I u $a-i" — V K i L t i n re M A '! ( K i6 '' ‘ ' • " loBui. complaint charging '“b" amieucs lar out- p„ii. ajMull siolnst Iho Mjuillant. ,w<' 8h» the matter of whether ...... ju,u». . ■ S A V I N G S T b would, dt loast, odd special ™ universally liked. • f Bliraliroke (fio.shuinni '. ponaltynenaltv to offender tn addition 5“'!"8t«n,;22, rounded>u( the Bruin scoring. ’ .'Tscbaimon scored'Crorei U\o to .any . other sanction, added«uu«u « V,!., . ■ I . In tho JayvM match, vwn by «i^t-yard line. But Woolsey got ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! n n t tf • a fte r . Tlie ruro Cjdlfornlticon^r. la aovo McCauley, of Qoodlng ’ ftnolher for ftlmrbck In tho final thfi «r«t Mint It la Stfltfi In iaa7,.Twln AdSN EDMONDS anfiRSMS'M. \ f l % , s»^roi«, O clo b .i' 11, U70 Timei-Newi, Twin F«Mi,'idaho IS Hard to Shoot Dinner Guests force Career' NEW YORK {UPi)’-D innor classes hnvo been discontinued, r o a d jn n cook nnd If sh o h as a woli.hnian/»A>t » •sheL ■! NEW YOllKlUPl)-=kSnllbrai~body-nff-irTrlmiJniTjToUnlcdr guests pusKflOreha Klrshnfnn ifs .Hot unusual for Sir^ book that tenches basic tech* nnid . . photos arc great,-but thoy’ro no; s I) o V k r'fi b a 0 r b I n g ■ of Groensboroi N.C., into a Klraliiniin,to whip up iin oinlol tilquos. . . "Fronch ri»klng hero U not’ snap to-shoot. Another "valiuiblo trick In cooking career that . until to dchiolislrntc Iho locliniquo “ Ilyou cun mnkonno Boiitno, roully liaulo culsliw- Thli cllIl.• ____l_EfiK_plcturcsjifC .luiriler V to -lcam ln ^--lo . sn ap tliu >iJmUor - recontly k ep t h e r buay lD to 10- -tora_cuBjrall8rJluyln|^-^^)^t!rB^-^you-clm-tnBk(l-c^er3r-l^lnd-I>f-|J(nlinll!^lllly■|l^~rHSl:a^rllIIP^ -— rtako.—Problcrna-ot-dlstancor .clUtGr-whcnOUfrboutrtiaclioBUH- “ hoiiTfl'ti’Clay, ■ omelet pan. souffle.’’, combining' two-• sauces for movement and ligliting niako' liighost point on tlie crost of a. U ntil a fow montlis ago, Uils Slio still recalls wlUl pleasure If you understand techniques, , butanco, is not anned,imports,*’. BQARD_QEHEALlhL_ taken from' n distance show n ' photogrnplier should open Uie -TSbTnritnrcsmmOTnar said slie , lot of sen nnd o lot of sky. but. len.H one or two slops wider. was so adept that guests at one Ulinks Julia Child, the French Casting Complete of her dinner pjirtles asked her very little detail of the boat and Uf^ht m eters o r cam ern a wlUj Clief of.edu^atlopal television,., AND MEDICARE Uie m en aboard it. electric eyes will give false to teach them to cook. has been the mo.ii ImporUmt Op 1^10^ oUier- hand, a readings when tiic liglit directly Tlie Klrshmnns, Irena and' singlQ influence In changing VERY ECONOMICAL RATES photographer using n telcphoU) faces tlio. electric cells rather For ‘^Odd Couple' husband Fr^)drlc, an investment American cooking attitudes. lenshiui problems stopping.the tlian Die subject. consultant, lived in Bnltimorc,' '.'But m oro beautiful Im ported SPACIOUS— HOMEY motion resulting from the h e r e ' a rc Die conclusions TWIN FALLS - Casting of Uie Episcopal Cliurch In Twin Md., nt the time, nnd the cookwnro is nvailablc. nil over SEE UiS BEFORE YOU DECIDE pitching on tho boat from which rcached by Montanus' and Uio.Mnglc Valloy Little 'nioatrc F alls. ' lessons Insted Just six w eeks. UieTJhllecrStijtes and women he is taking tJie picture. A fast AmdursJky: TOie re/»l .k ey to production of “'1110 Odd (^ u p le ” "The Odd C^ouple" is Uie Uiird . Wlijun they m oved to G reen ­ want an e^tcuse to buyit,^’ she sboro, she started another udded. film nnd fast shutter help solve yachting pictures Is keeping a lins been completed, according .production by the litUe theatre series of classes,-and a lltUe Mrs,. K lrshm an, who tosses, tJiFs problem . close eye on Uic boat being to Mrs. Bradford Hlckerson, (froup slncc It wos organized. MAGIC VALLEY MANOR, INC. later, opened I j i Bonne Fempie off cooking ideas almost as fast nie pliotographor ori a pliotographed. Slujw It off. director. TlifttJlny -will be p resen ted In the in lltUe clapboard house on a ns nn auctioneer’s spiel. Is WENDELL, ibAHO 536-5571 pitching boat also must learfi Jo Catch Ipteresting position.*! fforii' ’ Tlie cast will Include Mrs, roUnd at the Twin Falls YM- side streetr- Although the convinced that'anyone who can , keep his body loose and kneews varying angles. / Wntch for EsUier Nlcliolson as "Gwen­ YWCA on Dec. 10, 11 and 12.'- lightly bent—In effect, using his dramatic nction on Board. dolyn;” Mrs. Jean Hovey as ‘‘Cecily.;,’-!- Dewey Chadtly. "Oscar": Brad Hlckerson, “Pclix";- Buzz — Lnngdon, “Speed"; Dr. Art Frantz, Teaching Piano "Roy’’; • Jim Lathnm, “M u rray ," and C arroll Dowd ns “Vinnle.” . Removes Boredom A road-through is schodiiled ^nt the' H ic k c rs o n 're s id e n c e SHOSHONE - Teaching 1M6, with a m ajo r In piiuio. Monday eyening. Regular piano lessons over Die y ears has Mrs. . Savarla notes rehearsals will be scheduled at been a menns of eliminnting the ochlevement back in her high possibility of .any boredom Uiat school days as "one of the Just might have intruded at grciite.st tilings in my life.” times as a housewife, Mrs. When she received her high- Edward D. (Doris) Savarla, school diplomn from auditions Annuity Shoshone, feels.. wilh rating of excellent, her She has found that by name was placed on the Nation­ al Honor Rull. Sliu played-some teaching, she has become Tool for Of. Bach, complete BeeUioven acquainted In tho community of Sioshone where she has lived &nnta In four movements and for nbout five years now, ttfo of Qiopbi nnd ,one Mac- Retirees coming here with her.husband Dowcll. Slie was elected to the — ai\d-fxunily from Idalio Falls music honorary, Sigma^ Alph when ho received an assign­ tota, during her freslunan year By DEAN C. M ILLER ment with the.Burcnu of Land at the University and was a UPI Business Editor Management In a new location. member of the University NEW YORK (UPl)~The sym,phony. o rc h estra for four nnnuity is a financial tool Mrs. Savarla, who keeps an yenfs. retired persons or those con­ extremely attroctlve housa, Over Uie past 10-year period, templating retirement can use finds herself playing for wedt slie has had nbout -75 pupils^ effectively. dings, special cliurclv services^ hnving t.nught In Boise, Idaho "It can be Uie •anfiwer for the ond an accompanist for other Falls'and Slioshone. man who wants to use nest-egg Bololsts, but h e r 23 students do lytlnfHli occupy Uie omounl W. (Q iery l) Helsley, who wui source,^said Jam ei M: Ilueb- fecls-ahe-cnn spare from her graduate from Uie University of ner, presfdent of ISI Siiles work as a mother and Idaho In Uie spring; Scott L. ([^orp., m ark etin g arm of a San homemaker.' Die teaching Sovorin, how In basic training Francisco company offering takes obout 20hours a week, she wiUi Uio U. S. Arm y a t F t. financial and investing service. o^tlmates.- Lewis, Wash., and Dawn Marie He cited the Oase of a G5- Mrs. Savarla graduated from Snvnria, fourtli grnde student at year-old engineer; retired nnd W elser high sdiool and Uien Uie Lincoln elementary school in Uie 30 p er cent tax b rack et from the University of Idaho in In Slioahone. with 124,000 on deposit nt a wivlngs and loan association. It could have been a commercinl or a mutual savings bank account. Tills engineer wanted Water-Base Paint to donate $1,000 p er y e a r to charity. He wns somewhat reluctant because- it would Good for House rediicc-Oie aifnual Income from his savings account. NEW YORK (UPI) -Some- It possible to apply‘more Uian His. $24,000 d raw s $1,200 per Uilng new hai been added for pnecoat-ln a day, if necessary. year interest at 5 per. cent. ,Uie homeowner who wants Four or-five hours should Taxes take $.160 of it, leaving piiliit tho outslde'of his house. ■ elapse before recdatlng;* $840 to spend. If he w ithdraw s Uiis Fnll —an eptire wnter- llie paints adliere well over Uie $24,000 he can use it as a ARTMiNf onc-limQ premium on an • based system of pnint^. oged, glossy surfaces, as wfll WE'it ABBANOB r t m s TO m vou Wnter-lmsed or latex pnlnts ‘as prlmfcd bare wood, ancl cun installment refund annuity pay­ ' long have' been popular for also be used on brick, 'Stucco ing $2,020 per year.'O n ly 35 per lASIKlfTnMf exterior use. But It was not and o th er m asonry -fiurfacos. cent of th a t am ount, or $700.80, IS ON SALE! WANVWHBRB IN MAGIC VALLEY until recently Uint a quality nie.gloga levels hold well, would be' tax ab le. A deducCible^ o HOnMANCICetWAIilU ^ $1',000 contrlbutH/n to ch arity ( Except for a Few Fair Trade Items) latex 'gloss exterior trim was providing goo' Sloss fin llih la desired. '• Annuity investment. U Just "stAhdlng^ of 'W h it gives on one of m ^ n y w ays to. provide' to boUi dam p or dry surfaces. object a goo^ design may help for the lutu^.' Bach case may Actually; Uie lap tlnve o l Uie a fam ily .In .choosing. BccessO:*- differ, '/^responsible flnanclol paint, approxim ately 10 or 15' jles. Go<^ 'deslKn. gulddllnes expert should be.. consulted minutes, ca n .b e’ eJttended bjr; Include lino, .shape,, texture, when> it cornea^ to plowing wettinfe 'U ie su n a ce before i^lQr^nd added decoraUon, , m bney Into an are a which could ■ Ttio acrylic latex-trterpaJnts TMERG'IS A RdAL ^UV tof you In determine your .retlreirient for-, dry In Juat-a f«w h o u i^ making : lodAv't W«nt Adi. .tunfllir— T lm « i* N e w s r T w ln Idflho S unday, O c to b e r IB, 1970 Area Produce Extra Fat Hot Dogs Slip By •i _WASHINGTONmJ£l)_=;_An of “analytlcBl anti Knaufer.' Preaidcnt NIi/oVi "b sunplos wore lostcil wlUi D0.2 qunrlor. tlila. compoi'cd wlUi por-c«i5SniST8W »(5rTff.rpor-M rirln“m o -^ ^ ^ U» ocfcttslonal lot of loo^at hot dogs BBmp\e variances?’ / pon^umer advisor, overcnmo ' ' Wnrchou,se/i WtioMt Barloy O^iIn MixuclCorn Pintos Groat Small may rtlll be slipping Ihrough the A dopartmont AiiAHeaniap agrlcultuiv-dtiipfll'trhent and or loB9, endV .Bpcr ccntriinijlnK qiiartiir nnii 38.5 per cen^ In Iho n u iiL . Gr«ln(Hp.c.) North Ptnk.1Ptnioi HodsHod£ Bovcmmont’ii meat Inimectlon raplnlned that K.^ lost on an mcat-indmlry petitions (or n from 30.1 ro 3(.6- - per cent. tlrstnrst Ihroothroo months aof t ththe e year.Jrar. - Bcftft firowern ...... — NQ*~NQ—NQ—NQ------— •- ^tanj{onrinc. 1.3H l.fiO l.Ofl 1.00 2.20 7,rji7,50 7.50 7 sn 77.60 so B.OO n on agriculture ,department o(- tat content of 31.7 per oont or Officials said detailed llstlnit cw tof the samples wiire below tost results with manufsc- S iictds l.ni NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ flMnU V • moro, the Whole lot Is supposed shoots, showing maoufacturora’ per cent fat pnd a.5 per cent turers' names befean last TrlhidiiU. NQ NQ NQ NQ Tihoposslbmty arises bocouso to bo hoW for roMoccaslng tfl namod and the-lal contcnl of wcro under 31.Q per cejU.. B^hnmcr' after a long con­ current procriduros pormlt. ^ ^ K lntocompHanco..Dut In each sample tcstoddurlnti'July- . Officials'^ddod that tho troversy in which Agricultyro Dcttn G ro w o rs' NQ NQ NQ ,NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ meat processors to ship frank- some cases, tho spokosman said Septombor, 1070, will • bo averaBq fat cqotent of samplos Department officials earlier Fowlers Gniin -USL l.flO 2.10 1.0() Athai.—iiftnkitd ^U.may-bfl-DQaalblg thoV the Qf-_QVQllablfl to trie.. DUbliC-Qarly_ tested Bpeciflcally for .fat was_ had insisted on keeping such- D nIoirSm I T" 2.00 2.10 2.00 fending sausago has- booh next Ith. A total of B.276^ / / ; u per cent Ui tile Uilrd” nnforniHtlort confldenUai. . ‘ D E C l^ sausages out of their plar\t8' in ^ m e CQsos before results-.on Bliipped boforo results aro' Ih.*- Mprfijm-Llnilsny 1,30 LflO 1.00 l.flO NQ NQ^ NQ NQ In such eases, the spok6ainnh ■ KAIUFllCLD jjovornrpont ■ . fat teats are recelvod,-a'spokesman ex­ said, bupcctora crack down $ CjmiiLH P ru lrle Grnin 1.28 2.05 2.05 2,05 wiUi a ' p ro cedure'dosignod to ICDEN plained. • “nie department announced, brinK quick corrective -Tiction. , Mori'Jui'IJndsay 1..10 FII.KH ./loanwhllo, that tho prpportlon J n "".V„Pl“nt W'WO n 1>>‘ ' j;i of• test‘ results showbig com­ - tested'.'out of compliance,•’the. Boon .Growers * \ NQ NQ NQ NQ . ‘MQ .NQ.. NQ NO pliance 'witli govenimBnt fat next, four lota must tost at 30.fl' : •<^1iestor li. Brow» — NQ NQ NQ NQ controls for cooked sausago Is per cent fat or lower — and no O J. a»il(is Seed' i.;io * NQ NQ NQ NQ . rising. shipments from tho four lot^ are hifiiio Bcnn NQ NQ NQ NQ . Reports for Uio third quarter permitted before test results Allison Food Mill NQ 1.B5 1.05 Las of 1070 show ed th at t)7.8 per cent are available. GOODING ■> -In addition,.officials said Uiat —BenkonBean— • - N Q - NQ-NQ .M n—of-thosamples tested by federal. ------— ...... Inspectors were in compliance a special alert syste^n la us«l IIAZELTON wlUi government controls. Thld during tho normal ryn of te.sllpg Bcnn Growers NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ eompures with 00.4 per cenW-wh»n-«implos, test wlUiln tho Conidn WHiso. — NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ duringdurlna thetho second quarterQuarter and “tolerance"toliirimce .range" ranae" of 30.1 per JFJIO M E 06.1 per cent during Uic first «»it tlu-ough 31.0 per Cent fnt. Bean Growers NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ Uireo monUis bf tho year. Altliough Uieso samples are not Mnrslmll Wrliscs. .1.30 NQ NQ’ NQ NQ 1110 fat regulations limit fat normally considered out of Morj'nn-lJndsjiy 1..12 l.flO LflO l.n( 7.50 7.50 7.50 8,00 Idaho Wheat Growers contentoTTTot dogs, bologna and complalnce. and arlj not other cooked sausage to'30 per withheld for roprocesalng, KCVinEn.LV-IIANSEN cent. In practice, however, a officials said varying degrees of . Bemi Growers NQ . NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ -total-of 31.0- por.cenUof-fat-is— -orrcrtlvcncllon” are ordered — Hnnscn Farmer’s Elv. L.15 L00..).fin ' 7.50 7.50 7.50— fl.OO- Rap Faj^m Bill Delay— allowed before a Jot Is con- In pl«nta to mako surp futurft MnKic Valiev Bean Co. 1.30 l.l>0 LflO NQ NQ NQ NQ MorRnn-Un(l«ny L3f) LOO LflO 7.50 7.50 7.50 8.00 aldered out of compliance products are not too fnt., 'file rcgulntlcn requiring n 30-. - BOISE—The directors of yic. ■'nicy have been appealing to returns to Washington, D. C., MUBTAUGII K . percent fat limit in ‘Moked after tho national elections.. Bean Growers NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ Idalio State Wlieat Growers votes Instead of dealing witli sau.. 'iw itt (whttU) Wendell.Elevator 1.35 1.00 2.00 2.00 2.20- 7.50 7.50 7.M fl.OO from 1969, Uie Idaho Crop and 'no fiw >0 rtport, (blockt 10 100 lb ) Uvestock Reporting Service Oracle A a'idi U M'l-JJ'j, IDAHO FALLS (UPI) - Gr«(Je C «9 74'> ' QUOTATIONS arc provided as a service to both farmers and said today. lluilar Heady, S) icore «»'i. 9) tcore Potatoes: Upper Valley, Twin, £9'90 tcorrt V I. . buyers. Quotations are given tlie Tim es-News by each buyer. Tlie service estimated this Rural Change Eug» about titaay Whiit larga eiirat _ ,.i:N.a!lli»llcfltc» ihat.n buyerjloos not wish to quote a price. 14, JJ.'Vinaarm JO; chtcm demand, good; market, firm; redweight.-Yiold this year was 0,., ...... ; russflts washed 2.’ In. or. 4 oz.. LIVB CATTLB put at I.flOO pounds per acre- Ocl 79 90I13V9J }ftO »t: mUilmum, lOO-lb. sacks, U. S. Dec 3VM.3JJ9JO J»,17 J?.JO 17 down 20 pounds from lust year Pace Speeding H»0 7fft .7iin7 79 4J 70 » No. U , 3.2M.H0; 0-14 07j., 3.fl0- but up from th e 1,550 pounds Apr 30 ]fl 3i 10,1S lp,}}t> 30,3} ii 4.10; 10 oz. minbmum, 2.25-2.50; PROZIN PORK l I L L I I t In looa. F-eu }0 S }1 0 ]Q tl 10 47 10 to 30 Wes tern S tates Gain .non-alzc A. 2.75-2.85; U. S . No. 2, -Mil »«5 • MTT- 30 W I ■■'During the survey w eek of By BEnNARD BUENNEn to about two million by •1980. 1.50-2.00; few higlie^ '50-lb. Mav. 31 7S 77b 31 77t) 31.70 31 11 7 Sept. 20-20 there were an esti­ UPI Farm Editor These unit.s would include about PoiAioet Total •hlpmenii U r. trrlvai cartons, cwt. b asis, OO-lOOs, 5.00- 11. (rack 94, tuppllat very HQht, ae m ated 59,000 persons working WASHINGTON i U PI • — 'Tl'® 500,000 big farm s producing B5 mana good; market tteady. 5.50; lO-lb. n\csh sack s.'lab eled rural America most people over to 00 per cent'of all crops and Track talet (100 lb U i. lAl Idaho Cholera Battle Goal on Idaho farhls. Tills compared cwt., U ^S . No. 1-aA, 4{25-l,40: Watliinolon iniutllclff^l IQ quote Min wlUi (50,000 during August and 35 ‘ knew is no longer in livealock. oeiata.Nortn Dakota Utd Uiwr Valter non-size A, 3.40-3.00. 3.10 ] ]5; (all 01,000 during a com parable existence. • It is equally reasonable to Onions; Western Idaho and BOISP - With the 'Ricrc Is always the cl^mjce Uie ow ner w ii dc reimbursed week'a year ago. And furUier changes are assume, however, added econ- declaration of California as that Uie dlscifs -^0^4»le^08fl09;------^------P m nilv tnstr'7\gr!Culturc—Dmist-Riix-PrDalyr "liog cliolera free," a block of 10 western and northwestern states-Including Idaho-has reached:? the Unal/goal in the nation-wide.' hog cliolGra eradication cajnpalgn being service. ...r ■ . South Dakota. Other "froe" ust but the same us Septern- Uerly, nealiny routes. pruuucc mu vuiumu oi luuu imu carriedout cooperatively by the • ‘‘TluiJ's why It's so important stales are Alaska, Wisconsin, ber oif last year Hardin's comment came In a fiber expected to be needed in N U A K states and the U.S. Department for farmers to report sickness In' Florida*, West Virginia and foreword to. "Contours of 19(10, Daly said. r.mc< Nc..^ Fnnr of Agriculture., pigs at once to their Vermont, bringing tho total to aiange."thel070editionlntlie Hardin, in his foreword, • 111 lot complrir iirl Gera state veterinary officials veterinarian, county agent or 16 states. , Livestock Metals annual series of Yearbooks of pointed out that the nation’s ;jc o' rOu' lt>im xolp ..warn farmers they can’t afford one of our state animal health Target date for completion of -rvfxt- b.U., ___ “-lo-let-downHhelr^uard-unlll-tho—offlclalftr^i—Sohnoider—polnlod—tlie-«radlefltlon^rogr^m-and:4i- - NEW YORK ( UPD - Metal ~ to °3e°by t“ffi‘miilion- o.i-t 7(1 C>00'r.n.^'.T» A'of)iC Vf>ltry-, entirenotlonliaselimlnatedhog out. If hog cholora is confirmed, “hog cholera free" United Hogs 7,500. B arrow s and gilts Aluminum, primary, 99 p er Tlic .lOB-paBo volimio, examln- people in ,3U ycararw ttlr^cilt cbolera. / . the herd will be disposed of and, States Is December, 1972. uneven; 200-220 lbs steady to , ccnl plus pure 30 lb, Innots '"8 teclmoloiilcnl revolution economic explinsloa coming In 25 higher; heavier weights at 29 00clb ' in agriculture and the changing 1070s, steady to 25 low er. About 550 Antimony, domestic 09''A ner *" head mostly U.S. 1-2 105-228 lbs cent pure lob Larctlo Tex bulk are home to about one-third ol boUi numbers o( peoples and OCTOBEP 3 0 19.00; 220-230 lb s lfl.25-18.75 ; 230 noooclb ■ ' Americans, Includes a economic development needs to -M R . and MRS. ART GROVES 30 Doy Pr«cipitqHonOutlook | to 260 lbs 17.75-1B.25. About IflO Adv«rliii»m«it: 0(l«b«r 18 Copper,'electrolytic delivered. metropolitan areas. Eiqiansion AucHon««M; W *rl, ElUri, head 230 lbs 10.75;' 2-4 250-270 U. a 60.0W!0,25 c 11) ■ lak e I ' " ’" " " '" " lbs 17.50-17.75; 270-280 IbS 17.00- COOOlb , , ' ‘ decline from about three of present towns and small cities will be required, with n^w OCTOBER 22 17.50. Sows, w eights under" 500 Lead,’common N Y 14 6(J. million in 10C9 to conceivably tis D0& NKWBRY & NEIGHBORS centers of growth in America’s lbs s^ady to strong;’ heavier, 15,00c lb ,; St, Louis 14,3oln BO c S'""* “P“™ tions Advaillumanh 0cteb«r30 weights about -ateady. 350-030 lb, ■■ in IMO, heartland," Hardin said. Auctiontarc Harsid Klaai and Je« DuM«k lbs 14.50-10.00: • Mongnnese,99,9pcr cent, box- On the basis ot recent trends, ' “City dwellers Jiave an equal C attle 500. Calves 200. S teers interest (in orderly rui-al OCTOBER 23 ed reculnr - 31 25 c lb one chapter said, it appenrs thc OICK KEUER, JEROME and heifers virtually absent. Niekel elcclrolvtic cnthodcs "“'''IJer fn™,i would be cut growth,) since a sound Po»ern Adv*ilii«m*nli Odobar 31 ,1? pt,'rollwr^^^^ - . of national grow bean alievlae Umitod trading on cows weak fob Port Colborne, Ont., 133.0 AuclionM ri; W ail, Ellar*, many of today s urban prob- Woll A Maiianmllh to 50 low er.' U tility and com ­ clb. Last ChpKal Icms," Hardin added, , , , m ercial, cows 20.25-22.00; can- Plantinum , soft; 09.5 fine $130- _O CTOBER23 ner and cu tter 10.00-20.50. 135 oz. Bonville, Vn„ served as Tlie new book is the 71st In a MR, and MRS. GLENN HESTCRIEE Slieep 250. N ot enough sales the last capital, of the Con- “ ““''y , P"?"'"'', Advarlltamanli 0(tsbar31 Q uicksilver, $350-305 Vfrlb. ' AuctlonMrii Warl, EliaM, to establish price .trend. flask. federacy llore Jofforson Yearbooks of Agriculture. Tlie D avis heard the news of volumes are sold by the ' W allo n d M a iia rtm ilh Tin. N.'Y. prom pt delivery — rOKTLAND, Ore, (UMI I-We«Blv Mv» Lee's surrender ot Apnomat- Government Printing Office at 172.50 c lb. , . OCTOBER 2 6 tox on A p ril fl. Tho follow ing $3.50 a copy, but m any’roodors HAROIDTRAXICR Tungsten powd(y, OU.Bpor cent day, he lied again, to Union got copies free by writing their _ Advarlliamanli 0 . ! . . ' S r;, Tobf^ll"o.7lral;;°'" Polio Fernitur., Swl.g; •. _ • ^ PORTIj AND (U P I) - Cash =M & U;:TliU:fliii>Uuv«4M l«wv4w ------r-gtiilnrCoiiiflUIolivory-prloeaj------idho'/]'fl.s a' ■lUy -UHd-nll laaln *V n l 4 a . White wheat 1.G9M/ spof 0 / to c o t- JM >isura la nlland IhU Buclla Soft White 1.65Vi / ' hi the a/tenwon should Hard rod winter no bid kvep a 7wpl(in, opcr' his Ofllfl no bid , , tie. . , . ovte ■ The T flxiw Htate n n i« tlt» i-’ ■ m a n a g e d BY MEtoEnSMITH AUCTION SEHVICE Ouri.OOKf«>rUji|p^^difromm{d-Ociob^c(o PrecfpltAtloiiproil^^'iL^eihaWiLoathtupper Sbioe 8,125 farmer lion...... li'uH. . |n k > i) BY J.\»yjjM »»|,)|iholroU .fll»l. B.illy, Tw^ , prepared by the Nattoaal-Weother^Sm>ln..> the low^ ttAa.JUPlt ' .. -7 . th^M StJtflfl. .. . IHTfi.

T' Sunday, October IB, \ m . TImwrNewt, Twin Falit. Idahp J7 Time^-'News Public Forum National Magic Valle^^ ff^alher . Idaho X em peEaliitos. lEfemperatures- ~~Kea(ler Queries PREVIEW OF HOftA MATIONUl WtUHER SERVICE T 0 1: "Sen, Barker Explains f.M.E$T iO-W-TO " n.|„ ; 70 32 ■ I f/iy Churches Aiiunii, ' >SNOW,^..Burleyl S8 ?2 -idaho Gofistitution ; ' r y- • • . Bismarck Ooodlng "BB 32 Em pty •66. 27 Editor, Tlines-News: ■ Further , tho 1970 revision ^*(;i)lca({0 64 21 65 38 - Some p6ot)Io nro tuiylhtf thot broadchs And slrcngtlicns the Editor, Hracs-Nows! CIndnnnti . 66 21 wo should .retain the IBOO rlgjit of the people to Initiate your editorial In Sunday's Cleveland .66 23 Constitution and the present now law O r tLrefcrcndum to; pqper of empty pewa nn Denver tho r=ODU»tyrpruvbrfons:rlf=i8griet’a~ rypenrnn'exiatlng lawrThUBrli^SabtMth-brlntfS'olit'tho heaitt=T™®^®‘' -JQ-JL. _ cnforco It and see that Alturas tho lcf{li^aturo took away the - bronklnHtraKcdyofoursbclotV. end Logan counties are relh- rlglit to vote for county offices, if wo biilevo In God, why don't Houston Forecast sta.ted even though Uiey no a referendum could quickly be wo act like It? Someone at one' {ndlnnapolis Twin Palls and vlclplly: ■ longer exist. 'Hie conslllution called and I woult\ be one lo time muAt have bolloved, or wc Increasing doudiness. today; further provides tliat Altiu-as supiwrt such a move. ' wouldn't have tlieso empty Loa W ies slight chance of rain by Mon* ! and Lo{{Bn counties shall have Finally, Article 18, Section fl, • diurch pews. Somoo'ha believed Mlmrtl Beach day; windy. High -today.and' . one 8onat(^r each and at least of Uib 1070 revision provides In God or the churches Would New.York Monday In tho 60s; low tonight , two representatives each. that all existing political sub* Dot have been built. Uve for’2[”®^® 26 to 35. Chance of pl-eclpitatlon Orilfl it better to vote for a divisions shall retain their God, love for one another, Phoenix ■ 10 p e r cont today and 20 p er cent more flexible constitution? present status including all should bo tho basis of our-s • tonight, ' Remember that of the 70 officers securing'thelf offices teadibig and bringing up our Camas Prairie; Hailey and amondtnents to'.the 1890 by eloction unless It is clianged diUdrbn to bo able tb’cope with Salt Lake City !.ower Wood River Valley; ‘ Constitution whlcli hav e passtHl, byactlon of the people. Uielr own life. SanFrancisco Increasing douds tonight with 15 of the^o approvea amcn'd- Wo suggest you review I w as \n tho hlUs the last SoAttlo chance of showers by Monday. menta have attemped to revise carefully tlic propose revision Saturday, up by Ketchum. G o d Waslilngton High, today in the~6te; low county fiovemmcnt. .and comparison with tlie old Is thorel Of that I'm sure; but SCATTERED SH.OWERS are anticipated partly cloudy tklcB.wlU prevail, aod It will be lonlghUS to 25. nemomber that counties consUlutlon Issued by secretary He , is also in my diurch on today over portions of the Lower Plalni Statei generally OB the cool side throughout much of Central Idaho mountains: under tlic, 1070 revision cannot of state Cenarrusa. We Sunday and I bollovo that is and'ln th e N orthw est, while som e snow may fall the |£ast. (UPI) ;• Increasing douds in ,tho west bo abollstiod, merged, divided recommcnd n YES vote on the where Ho expoctS'me to be. . In Upper New England. Elsewhere, lunuy to today and in tho east late.today, or consolidated without n 1070 revision. Tliank you for tho 'odltorial. loading to a chance of rain majority vote of the people SEN. JOHN M. BARKER . MARY POWELL showers In tho valleys and snow . concomod. (L cg isb tiv e D istrict 24) (Twin Falls) Change of Rain Increasing In tho m ountains by M onday. Quoting directly from the Windy on Monday, High today ' com m ent of Uje secretary of Tlic high pressure that has the week over souUiern Idaho points wore In tho 20’s. Weatorn Monday, mainly in higher 55 to 65; low tonight 10 to 20. — st4»tfr-on-Article-lBrSoction Q: ‘All cxi.tinR poiiticni sub--Andrus Votine Record brought ploasant^nll weather and east central Oregon, HtUolf areas tonight should show rises mountain areas to the north, Chance of precipitation 30 per divisions retain their status • ■ y . for U)c past week Is gradually any precipitation is expected as due to Increased high clouds by Otherwise generally fair cent today and tonight. giving way to Pacific storms, the sliowers will move In the morninR but little change is tJirough_Wof*no8day. unless It is subsequently Tile first cold front Is now areas.to tho nortli. expected oast tonight.. Cooler daytime temperatures changed by action Twin Falls ’?t Explained by Reader localcd off the Pacific coast Temperatures which range^l Maxljruun temperhturos should sliould range mostly from 55 to the'people." iv U li Inrrnn'slnif h lo h r*lniirl(i o n ttl ______ii.. r_____nn luinln in o..i^- ~rc it,, j ___ j_ . r Tills 74*pagc document and Editor, Tlraes-News: Tlic counter proposal fortheblU with Increasing high clouds east ycnerolly from GO up yesterday begin to deciino Sunday In ‘65 Monday uiroughW o^esday,;- Tem D CratM ir^f: submitted socans mucll more to the western border of Idaho nt this time showed slight rises oastcrn Oregon but still range while minimum lemporatures ^ comparison was publislied by In anpwer to Mr. Kramer's ™cieirSru» te S cnslorirSol^d >"oo ™oro Saturday aRornaon. from 00,o 701a &uth«rn „,ow .ll„ht r.«. and lllg b U w mall! thorouKhly DinlalnW and his vollnn record in our much loss oxponslvo to Uwa IhlB mornlnB rancod from The extended oullook for ranBo mostly from 25 to .» Yesterday- 66 24 ■ eacli chango. ^ « ,1^(0 ieg|,|„,u„ n rcRulato.Tlilscouatcr proposal, 12 above nt FnlrllM to 32 at Monday UirougliAVcdncBday Is except near » hiRhor vollejf Ustycar 50 36 . . . _.... _ ■ _ ..1. A , r ------A lthO U I'll— s llf f h t ( la v ttm e - nnl..« nnort of taste or Is rcpetlllou. and ha. ™?e f f n e K ^ u J Z t . words. such as Uie A m erican F alls of hunters coming Into our state (Twin Falls) what 'ls wrong In £he world , Uie Chrlttlan lifo. God deserves previously been thoroughly jSu?M **aS^ R eservoir D istrict, which wiU from our good helghter ^atcs. today. R seems the mnilorlty of some of our time to worship and covered In the foriim. Cnlt the Roman Catholics and Jesus In Luko 23:24: “Father, not only be legislative cor­ people want to bo on the ' pralso After aU, God sent All ictteri must bear the tho LDS rocdved a somewhat forgive them, for Utey do not porations but constitutional diurches'rolls, but don’t want HlsSon Josustodioforourslns; slgnalure and addreis .*f the favorable reoort Perhana Uils know t^ at they do." to-fluppoft-the-ehufch^as-they— ■> preceding yoar m* fiscal year, also truo about roal-property UADI/ET ' will cover tuch lubjecti o« I r iftner»i-M ni/irqj;t r lkA.hp s.cn5if ^trlko a t GM.__ _ .. ___ w —hidiovor - ap------p lies;^ Uils------Is ‘‘ ‘ ‘ ------whot-ftatkr^boyr^»»riorbu)rTmtf Iff InsUtutlons O rgnni^iilion bu't“ipoTiIi!MSVKiii“gfw traded in boUi,direct salaries, quarterly ' tell, mutual (undi, investment rulei to _Pf_ FririnJUn jona M.SpC^ss.lnt..eeconL,,^^ _.™CO^^BERG (qIIoWs chorfi and their-utei and Ihe d l^ - ~ St^rs Clritiqiic thn ®tock, foil 4T1i to 50^ on UlonIsforcodtofileiTqu^eriy ■«-» • ww (ereneei betwiftfn coniervotlye, aggre*- . FedSraTl^^rSU^^ «ttanl...chUu;e.mS,tha,lhi;, P a ir H u r t live and ipeculotlve fnveitori. You'll be Editor, Tlmes-Nows; m onetary poTlc^ Ip i'lnylns Uie ToIm Corp., In second fl™' lurpriied whot you can Udrn In 3 eve- Union was gr'oimdwotk" tor economic're- position, dropped 1 to 10?i on R v R l» C t Tlie F a r m ers Ui ningi. organlud In tho stateate.ot.Texa, covery. ■ - , > ' K0,4M.shares. Electronic Me- O y D K lSsl in tjie 'year 1002.)2. It wa« Monte Oerdon , of Socho 1 Co.'. m orlos w as next. It lost IW to ™ « .t U!" ! ' KANSAS CITY,crry, Mom o . ( o p d - organized to help tho farmer qttrlbuted the market's setback 10 on 419,800 shares,lax In advance and If this la not An explosion at a -.police hui. and wll.more-efflclenljy— to—Uie—abainoe—«l—vlalbl»~Natoniasr-U»-blg(|esl- Gbod organlutlonl But It has ovldonco tho economy Is on the among tlio actives, ffill ’ 4Mi, APUBUCSIPIVICI NO AHNIMIOllCHABCB been Inflltratod, like so many recovery track desplto an while University ampuUngIncome. and How can they .Hiursday night, other organlzatlent. optimistic statement by a high .International Industries loal jj" ** *^nalty for taxes paid sending splinters and flying n Hie NTO was organised by govomment official. moro than 2 apiece, Tho latter ‘h sovsnceT ^Us4 'Into 8 'room whore two In Twin iPdIkt I ■iolM'i! O d. M , 29 & Nov. 5 Oren U« Staley undei; tho . Paul W, McCracken, , tho said It U negoUatlng tw poUcemen were flliitgreports. ' O c(.21,38;C M ov.4 d lre ^ n of Walter Reuther. It President’s top economic advl- additional working capital..' “Inj!™ d«p«'d upoo Ihe^ u u ei^ i KenneUi F lem ing, 38, and Holiday inn OvtMH oio 1t n W»Tit- »ir - ald- tfie -laggln g -Uig.------—— ------~^3or~wgwr ftuctlen near Comliig,' Iowa economyI is foyon n the ‘ threshold" .Less active but ■ also In 8U#tw«nce Ui .addit|M to hospltallxed In satisfactory con- For Cdj^ CbH^ctt 344^21 w h ere plan a fQr th is n e w « vigorous upswing. rever«, gear were IBM down gover,m.nt«»«ton mlUtsnt farm organltatlon "THe neit major move In the W, Polaroid Burrough* -were-liUd:OUt. •niUi..WM_tto._toiwim^_a!mMLcwM^^ " TdthTmtiTWhtaTiicrand l*gs, 7'ni(

. S J i K p a r i t y S i o V ' T - UPI EdltortiV and JW b lish er. C oip,.-, Jtoi W aller.M 4, M »«> thln w ail . , after the blast th^ NORMAN B. ORUBB Conferenco/ln' WllllamsbiirJ, American Re9eftrchrl»>DeveidplJhem.talfiHih«LJ -yeun®~inei»''^»ere-|tfrested a dm ount. (WtUlston. N. g> ment 4., hlodrand a h#lf away b i« car. :------_a# Tlm#»-N«w». Twin P'»ll8i Idaho‘Sunday,,C-

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Vout U.S.O.A. ' 'Sicflark ■ FooiJ Garden mums: I’ve t>o6n itnrdoncrtf ^who hnvo stflrtod . asked If the potted chrysiinx^ .Utclr 1*0808 under n ulasfl Jar 100% Whole Whoof - Sliced j ^lucorno — All Popular Plovor* Go Furthor thernums sold by ftorists are. wonder if. the roses sltould bo at Safowoy ' Auited for pardon plants. trnnsplnntc<) or left under t^o ' Where You Got GfrtcraUyrapeakinfcrU-,____ —i Dlicaunl'-Rticos— »u>t. There are ■ early, itild-’ tli'cm under tlie jars all winter.- , season and Intc mums.' Garden Olv'e tlic roses a «ood soaklhK so^ Every Day. m um s a rc classed (n U»e sU tii, U)c soil will bcmoint and tlioy'll i- - - Gallon cijtht'Wcck response ^rdup. come. throug)j In fine- shape.' meaning they ffowcr vtirlicr. Next fiprihR Uio rose cuttin«s Potted munu are In Uie 10 and should be well rooted and can b e , U-week groups, .and thi\|'cforu moved to the rose bod. U'h safc^ often fre c ie before ifloworinK^. , t« wait until spring Jo dp yout ’ I i l ? 1 - 4 f'r f |1 i\^ ii I ? Som e potted m u m s a r c s u il^ ^ moving;. ' for', outdoor i;rowln;j. and*. Ciroon tomato mincemeat: ^ i lEha :nrN lV K 1 4 |i|. g usually they arc marker 3 weeks the-olrf- 'Skyiark^Brend ,78- Fruit trees near septic tank: bulbs should slip off easily; and S*iam« Uaf 30- I’ve been asked if fru it trom a Uiis |s tlic.tim e to clcan Uiem us 3-oz. $ ' 13H. Twin Rolls “tlr' Poib 37- ______% pear—treo--in-.vicinity of .^a -the nttncliment Inter becomes pkgs. OalleR leaching field is ediblfi. The’ very firm and bulbs arc hard to l-(Qunl Prestone Antifreeze Cnn 1.74 answer isyea. Fruit trees do not 'clean. After cleaning, dust'the Hot Dog Buns r«tu 33- 3-lb. absorb bacterial microbes. The • bulbs with sulfur and Sevin or I'iounI i ' ­ Barbecue Buns 33- Crisco Shortening Con 89- only danger comes whqn fruit or metlioxychior. Store in sJmllow Pacl. Oollon trays or boxes (or in paper vegetables come in direct Apple Cider v.hi'" JU0 94- contact with raw sewage. It’s' bags). Incidentally, don’t worry HerolH^roof 3O-0I. practically impossiblr for dis­ if a frost has hit the stalks. of Safoway's Pour 'f Gardenside Tomatoes Bel-air Vegetables Can 29- ease germs to be absorbed Glads arc quite luirdy and will ll D is c o u n t. Sloro tiirou^ the root iiystcnts. stand good hard frosts. In fact, • ____ P ricing I Heinz Pickles “, r "* Jar 78- Drying gourds: One reason -Tvc*vc"hnd“5om c'bulhrTrtntcr^ Banquet Fried Chicken why gourds do not keep well is over but don!t count on tliis as tliat tlioy are not dried suf­ Ijeing foolproof. Crest Toorhpcife ficiently. Place them on screens N.G. of Murphy: "We have a ‘Fluoride Formula or hang them in onion bags so large split*lcaf philodendron air can get in and dry thom out. wliich.I. grcw.fr.om seed.-I’m . ■'17 Dry tlw gourds in a cool,Jwell proud of tius and w ant to train it 6V4-OZr 4 ’ . ventilated place like a garag e o r to grow on a slab. What cure Tubo . ' attic, or bam. Large immature^ 'does the philodendron n eed ?" gourds will dry faster If yoo- The main thing is good poke a liole (about ^4” ) in the drainage.' Philodendrons will I, blossom end of the gourd, well lose bottom leaves, or have Oollan r into the seed cavity. Drying them turn yellow and drop off if . i Cranapple Juice s° T ; . Juo 1.41 may take from two to four the soil lacks some humus, or is weeks. It pays to spend a little poorly drained. Use a mixture 40-«i. Dinty Moore Beef Stew JTon 99- timedryingoutthegourdssince. of one third each sawj, peat and green or immature ones often loam, and donH forget to put' lucacn* 14w»i. Canned JMiik Evoporatfd Can 17- last only a .few weeks before some pieccs of crocks, pebbles, drying up or molding, If dried or cluircoal in the bottom for Duncon Layer Cttke Mixes Hinol • tlioroughly, tliey’ll lapt longer. drainage. A slab (called Totem 3 r M You can cut down on spoiling by pok‘> qdn bo inserted Into the,, Hlflliwoy l7-o(. Saved $2.97 Apple Sauce Toity Con 16- washing tne gourds with' a inside of the pot and then you On c) (juicKuit Q<. t 24.53 my gfocariti (oit S3.97 letl 7*«i. household disinfectant before train the vine to climb up tills. ol Sa(«wo)r Ihun (il (inolhvr mnjor Food Slor*. Anacin Tablets lempn Polish Some people wrap moss around Can 58- and after ‘curing. After the Mrs. Mary Ann McDill gourds are dry,-they may be ttieslab but this isn't necessary. ' Excedrin P.M . Tablets 9^1. Hip-O-lite Creme Topplitfl 31- finislied and polialied wlUi a Once the vine reaches the top of. Evanston, Wyoming Alcoo Brolltr good floor iVax, furniture polish tJje pole i! cun be. trained to T^ii S^o()f;ing Fair Aulhgnl'ea/w(l By An Bayer Aspirin Aluminum Foil or clejir varnish. Don’t use come back dowm. Pliilodendrona ln|l*|iondenl R ataoxli Firm. U Inch X 30 Fool 34- - shellac as it^lwrtens the life like a bright window but should Johnson Baby lotion. COPrilGHI 1960 SAFEWfcV SIO#eS IHCOBPOIATtD Sciiick Blades tlie gourds. Some gardeners tell fjc Dut of d irect sun. Tliey ap ­ SlalnUii Sl«tl 7-«ounl I us tlMjy use hair spray, ami U- preciate a liquid feeding aluut Injocior llo d a i Potb 1.18 does a good job. Haven’t trjed ft, once a month or .so, and a on gourd.H. ., / sponge b a th on fo lia g e to GREAT BAKE SHOP DISCOUNTS Pacquin's.Lotion Rose.s u nder glass; Home remove .soot, grim e and du-st. ------— DtV-Skln------^______BntHi i V V

/ / 1.1 * ______- J - — ----- IN s or Rccorfl S a S o v ia 'jf Eiseo’urjJ Sldrbs 'llu ijljll OI Tosiims: 1 Hamu’iwiii I'uiih. < iwu cuiuiisi ^ TWIN FAU-S COUNTY, •BoIm Pocalollo ' ‘ Police Qonirt SO fine and costs;, Mary 'i j 'i i I : i; :: .Spaeek, Twin Falls, $5 Co.st.s; Blackloot ♦Twin Fall! I • Appearing l>efore Judge FIvis Qiln, Twiif^alls, $5 costs; A Porfoct Blond of Apples and Splcos. •Idaho Falli *M ln. .Honie Harry Tunier recently were: Dan Iloepple, Twin Falls. $5. Out Of The. To Create this Autumn Treat Unlicensed ddg: Uynn Drunkenness: . Frutoso Rigby Rupert Heinrich, Twin Falls, $5 costs; Virrarilla Hoger.Twin.Falls, 10 Oven and. Over *Pay4H«» Burley Dottic.Qwena, Twin .i-m s. Vj days in jail; Joe Martinez. Twin Montpellar. Ooodlng. costs; liivm K. iviJifer, I'win Fal!.s7~lfl' days Hn '^iiil; Guy" —T-he-Gounter—. F oils, $10 bond forfeiture;.Fed W ilson,l\vinFalls,« 0; ‘Jerome To yo u . ■ *W«it«r *Cdldvy«ll •Bender, Twin Falls,'.$10 bond Adams, Twin Falls, $.10; Ted V *.larom» *Ndmpa . forfeiture; Mrs. Robert Knight: lildward McGeary,' Twin Twin FaHs, $5 costs; IDorene- Falls.’ $30; U rctta-P los.'T w in And ^Ontdrio,.Oregon' ■ Jones, Twin Falls ,$5. Falls,- $30r Pole 'Yocujlnski, Glazed or Sugar Doughnuts Nth S". BountKui^read fiQ; ,ponnl(i- r:, P w l l t • Twin Falls, IScosih: William Grilfin, l\v in Falls, 30 days in -1tfa1tWtrlekrv-Twln-JF'alls.-.$a-:-luili_Dswflld E. White. Twin lath ■fine; A lleh El.dredge, Twin.. Falls. $3(1 duVs in Jail- Jam cs n. Apple Pie Sguuras \ 12! Chocofate Creom. Pies FfllU, $10 bond forfeiture; Detty Stiffarm; Twin Falls, $30; -Archer» Twln'Folls. ,$5 costai J xbHc Vallely, I'win Falls, itO; • Jflwel $^jcrvilnc.liryQnt_KDlloy.. : SA VE '8V80INIEY -cortar- lJenry-^?hilm r^m -4!m ^:^^ Vlrrarilln Falls, $6 ; -Glenn Vanderbos, nogor, Twin Foils, 10 days' W" H W H i Twin FallSj. $5 eosU ; Rlohard juir, ' ' I . , / M a ll

—BV-l;RKTREM*INIi)------^torchlightTJBradrwin-WghHghl------...... ------unn{n^-ti-^t-Eafii^u)d'...... df uwlngs have awarded iriierim- Uio: iiii^h-fwhool band m irm bets— Tinos-Ncwfl surf Writer (ho aclivitlesjoadlng up to Uio leriRth of the street. Clerks In all Musical activities, oldtlmoi’s of tho Doparlment of Housing South. After' tho parade, tlio prlzes ranging from a weekend' will wind up the three days of - TWIN FAl-I^— A "rdotln', lighting of tho now downtown ' tho stores will wear colorful .Will bo' ht>nored with special, and Urban Dpvelopment from bands will serenado 'shoppors in Sun Valley to Uto ''m lliionalro festivitiea which will formally t o o tin'” colobratlon : lights for Uid first tlmo. buttons carryintt the thonfo of 'activities. Including,serving of WashinKtin, D.C.j and' Seattle, and visitors- to tho downtown for a day” priie. All entries m ark Uio conclusion of the, —rehiinlttfenHof-oW.UHio-July,ir-^*nio-cclcbration._wllhZ.th(C:jhPZmltottQinRlongrwithroziTfrc8hmenla-tn::tho"RounduirzWi-cclcbration._wllhZ.th(C:jhPZmlobrattQinRlongrwithrozrpfrc8hmenla-tn::tho"RounduirzWssk,_:A-::sHarj^Li.of~lhB: ssk,_:A-::sHar4Li: - have-been ^reUined- Fourth festivals will celebrate Ujcrno ‘Twin Kails, Idaho — pijolo of Shpshono-Falls. Uooni. Howard Allcrf Mil servo ’ rcdovtilopmontprojbctwfls paid ■ At noon Saturday, the’ car' grand prize-draw ing of Uio lov'o project.- tlie completion of tlio downtowrt-:1—Aincricn the Beautiful,” . will " It Is hoped tliat American as' chalnnun of ThtirsThursday’s- ’ - wlth'...... HUD funds.' • OUiort * ' ma>^ . tlraw lng will bo hold In tho model car, which has been on Frank ttattef^'ifowly ap-. rodovolopmont project In Twin klckoff'Iliursday.Nov. 12, wltli jan bo displayed as on activities^ flags can boinclude______displayed Gov. &tinuolsoi\as. on acilviUes.' and tho downtown district.- For four display in tlie downtown area pointed monagtfT of the Twin Falls — ttnly in Noverr.bor In- ■ j, combimitlon of old-Uino and .'s, Mjwsey said, in ad- Friday'snrARram.wiUincltiflo; liolldiiys, Mjwsey IdulwConKrvMiolml said, in ad- d^leBatlon. Friday's monUis, shoppers have dropped and'will domain on display untll^ Falls branbh of, the Dank 6f ‘stead of July. _ ultrn-niodorn music. Old-tlmo ditlon lo Uio streamers. tho torclfl.^.. ,...... ultra-niodern music. Old-tlmo ditlon.to Uio streamers. the tnrclflii^ht pnrnde, .un()er Some of the dignitaries may entrV slips into collocUon boxes Uie drawing. Idiihb, w ill serve as ch d irm a n of Plans for Uie-tlu'oo^ay sorios fiddlors will start-- acUvlUeij— Tlio atreamcra. it is planned, .direction of'G ordon-G l^iw 'n. -apeok—^-during ------F r id a y 's ■in-bt»8lno98-hoUflerf.— Pcriodic- " A dance Saturdpyovcnfng for— Saturday’s actlvillcs: of events, scheduled Nov. 12,13 from 2 to 4 p.m. wlUi a fiddle Will also ho displayed In tho in Uio Averting. JWcrQlmnU along-Droisram:------and 14, were rovoale'd at a (osllvHlTJnrn^umbonjrrocK:'n:ynwood“ Tnfd~niuo” T.incn~Mplrr:Avpnuo'nvlll kdcp their : On Saturday; a 4iigiv8c!iod mooting of , downtown iind-roll bands, will thundor shopplng'contcrs norUi of,tho storo/ront signs off and all band ‘'fostlyfll" is schodutod ' businessmen'Friday in tho Uiolr vibrant Jiiusic Uirough tlio downtown business district. ' streot'lights will Iw darkened wiUi all Magic Valloy - high noundup Room p f Uio Rogorson dow ntow n aroa fro m 4 to fl. ■' . 'Ilic Timc.‘i-NQW8 wlU isauo'a • d u ring the parade. A t tho school band.-} in v lto tl to 'p u r - Hotol, wlUi John.Masfloy of thp 'i1io now downtown arcii will giant spocial 'edition com- conclusion of the ovfint*. all tho llcipata. Tentatlvo plans-oalUor 'Idaho Department . Store bc.hl’Khlighted wiUi a sorlek of meinoratlnK ■ the downtown brand-new street UgHtH, will l>o. Uio niardilng biimL'j to march prosWing. ’ . red, white and blue streamers nroject —first ono of its nature turned .on* simultaneously, 'Ujrough Uie dowrttown district, .Tho foflllval w ill Include four inclioH wide on Ihp front of In Uio ontiroulato of Idaho to bji showing the now downtown mall while others “ sot up shop” nt bands, parades, fidtners and every Main Street buslnofia, completed t-thy dfiy before^ on ”jn all Its beauty. Uio new fountains at siiosliono fipcec)ies bv dignllarles;-A giving the impression of a single Nov. U,*' ^ numlier of dignlUjrlcs have • . , , - .

T Im os-N ow s/T w In Falls, tcJnlio Sunday, O ctobor 18, 1970

TWIN FALLS - United-Fund cnmpnlgn .workei's-'In—Twln Revision Opposed F alls hav e pa3.<|ed th e halfway m ark in Wiel»' current.drive, it was annourtced Friday af­ ternoon in a report,meotinj!.' ■ TWIN FALU«J - Opposition to Constitution could mean any they vote on the matter,, ” Stands' opposing the rpeasure.. . D riv e . C lia ifm an Ken( Uie - propoHod rovisod Idaho future legislative would be able Slicriff Corder,said.. - Letters arc being mailed by Newman said there’Is'how a Constitution, to be placed ort the to- set up a form of"1ocnl‘ said a number'of locyl the Idaho Slicriff’s A.ssoclatlon total of J49,252;B5 in'pledgcs nnd bnllot Nov. 3, is being, voiced by government without regard to Granges and other to numerous residents of the gifts -and the committee several organizations of county tlio desires of the people. organizations have asked for counties,explaining the stand of m em ^rs are ^ presslnu hard' olootod-oifieialB. according-to "Wc are urging people-to- opinions from county officials the association and urging lOward~thc |95i^OOO quota. SJicriff Paul Corder. m ake a study .of Uie revised and it is understood com­ voters to carefully consider Uie „ He said a-wrap^up luncheon He said his group, the Idaho Constitution to discover other missioners, clerks and matter before voting, Corder report meeting will to held next Slieriff's Association, is making questionable articles before treasurers are planning similar «iid. . ’ . week a t Uio I'u rf Club and all public action taken in a meeting divisions of the drive are being recently urging voters,to vote urged to .meet Jhelr pblignllpns - "no’--o n tlie profw.sed con­ and complete their assigned stitutional revision in the Nov. 3 territories by thn(«|^mci election. League Endorses Plari Uoyd Webb, former district The association lists six judge and local attorney, ad­ reasons for their objection, the dressed workers Friday,- major one being Hint the ■ -<{omparinR the conditions of Uie revised form would take Uie For Constitution 10309 to the p resen t day. He authority 6{ electing some noted some donors arc making county officials from the hands TWIN F A L I^ - A "y es” vote "Following a nine-year study power In the, federal-state Uunnnno contributions to their of the people. on Nov. 3 favoring a revised of the present Constitution and a governmental system. The communities they made several Tlie association declares that League believes that replacing Constitution for Idaho was Uiorough review of the revision, decades ago but Uieir own Uie revised form of the Coii- strongly urged Saturday by the we support total revision of the our outdated Constitution is an financial conditions •ai'c rhuch stitutlon "takes the power now I^eague of Women Voters of 1090 .C o n stitu tio n so th at- initial step in._ reversihg the b etter. vested in Uie people and gives it Twin Falls. government In Idaho can meet ■present trend of concentrated to the legislature". Mrs. Roy Slotten, president, Uie needs of o u r clUzens in this, power in Washington,'.' Mrs. ‘it falls to provide for the said Ungues throughout Idaho ever-fasjer changing world." Slotten continued. Boise Man. election of county officials as are giving unqualified en­ "Adoption of the revised Tlie League of Wornen Voters Uie present Constitution now dorsement to ' the revision, ConstituUon will allow our state is'a group of women cjlizens Named Chief dows and provides that the who are interested in studying which will appear on the ballot to regain its proper place and PUTtING FINAL touehea, of paint on this toward completion expected by the end of legislature-m ay-nboiish-or- -goyernmental- Issues ns-Joint-Res9lutionl22.------Of-^FrtTnfli THglii rixlurc liTlhe Twla Fiflls mall area, thli~OcIoI>M%------^ make these offices appointive. Mrs. Slotteh, went on, painter id amnng workers pushing Uie project This iilciudes offices of "League members bqgan W IN FAl.LS - Members of prosecuting attorneys,, studying Idaho’s ‘present assessors, auditors ‘ and Constitution, article by article', Idaho Families-Unltcd-^elected- recorders, commissioners, in 19G1 and,our study was four Archle Johnson, , n^isc, Accident Delays president for the coming year trea su rers and sheriffs,” Uie years old' when, the revision y o u th s _ - siioriff’s awioclatlon-said.------commission twgan plans, for- dui-ing ;n _ ,statewide. mceUng.. Comtnissioii Opens “Tlie legislature- may also • updating Idaho's Constitutio;.. aUurday in Twin Falls. • abolish, merge, consolidate or Hunting Trip "The_ League is an Jofinson fuis been serving as Swap 'Charges alter' any political subdivision organization that never sup­ president of the group, moving pursuant to the statute enacted ports‘or opposes any polUical up froth vice president when the Equipment Bids RICHFIELD - Three He received some glass in the After Fracas presidency wau vacated 'several by Uie legislature 'a fte r Uie _Cflliforhla hunters escaped' face from the broken windshield -party- or candidate.- However mbnUis.figo. _GOQDING^GQQdlng.C3untv_nQtcd_Uio_ab3entgo_ballQtfl_aro__ TWIN ,FALLS_ ~ IVobate -ratification ----- date;"— the— Mrlous injury'when the pickup’ and was takeh “ to “Gooding -the—League's-purpose—lias- A. Lane.Dlanchard, St.'An­ CommisBioners discussed available as arc pamphlets on Judge £ugeno McCoy Friday association's statemeat con- truck they were riding in struck Memorial Hospital where he always been to adopt studies at thony, candidate' ,for fufnishlpg the new county Court tho proposed cbmltltutlonal transferrod to tho JusUco court Unues. "Tills includes cities, a horse one mile west o( Rich­ was treated and released. local, stato and national levels superintendent of public ' in­ house during a spccial meeting revisions. of John Pearce. Buhl, « counties, highway districts and field on H ighw ay-'93A Friday of governm ent wlUi thi» Intent of struction on the American la st week. ..Absonteo ballots will bo criminal compTalnf brought all offices of such subdivisions m orning. positive action after member- Party ticket, addressed the' Tlie commissioners opened a delivered to sick or Invalid against John Brashler, Hansen.- securing office by election may John Edward Cramer, 4C, consensus is reached,” the local ’ Workshop group Saturdayrafternobn. sealed bid for law library people, if they contact tho , Brashler was charged in a . be replaced, abolished or ap­ Downey, Calif>, d riv er of the president continued. pointed by the legislature ac­ “Total revision of‘Idaho's Bliinchord'said ho is opposed to . shelves and district court file county ckork’s office;— ■ complaint signed by Michael pickup, told investigating of­ cabinets, but did not award Uio Construction crews wore Squires, a juvenile, .with a cording to ArUclo XVIII, sec- ficers he did not see the horse Scheduled Constitution is necessary now to sex , education, drugs, son- Uon 6 of Uie revised Con­ siUvity training and compulsivo contract.Tiiey will soon caU for putting in 'sidewalks and felony of assault wiUi a deadly until the pickup struck It. POCATELLO. (UPI) - A fol­ save tho taxpayer tho con­ stitution.'' kindergarten in-the 's ta te 's new bids for the shelves and' blacktoppjng Uie parking lot for weapon as a result of ah In­ The horse, which was killed, low-up workshop is planned nt stantly recurring expense of iKlucational system. . . Cabinets. tho npw Courthouse, Bon cident Tuesday night In which . Other objections of the was owned-by Clinton Smith of Idaho State University Oct. 30- piecemeal revision. slieriffs include Uio provision estimated that some 50 Con­ jie also said, if elected, he will During the regular com- Glauner, commission chalr- two Ifr-year-old youUu were Richfield. It. h ad apparently 31 for a group of 20 Idaho mlssion meeting on.Monday, man, said during the rtieeting. arrested and charged with for judges of District Courts to been tied up a t Uie aide of a road school administrators who spent stitutional amendments may bo use 'lils power’ to “present be appalnted rather than introduced in tho . next bids for carpeting of tho Qlaunor said that Ui&buUding disturbing* the peace. Several and had broken loose and went six weeks last summer at an federal encroachirient'' on local Legislature If revision is.not- building were opened, but not shpuld bo ready for occupancy^ juveniles were also involved In elected, and the provision out onto the highway. Instructionallcadcrshlpinstitute school systems. ncccptod. Total revision now awarded: by Jan. 1. 'Um ^ldent, ofhcers said. •giving the legislature power to fnvosUgating officers were Uiere. ' Blanchard was ono of three appropriate sub-surface water, will preservp-Oio bost of Uia 1800 speakers on Saturday. Otlierd Gooding City Councibnen and JusUce of the Peace Reed P. Dill Anderson, Shoshone city The leadership Institute was Maiighan has arraigned Kevin Uius denyine Uio .people the document^ revise Uio re st and were John Steinbaclior, Mayor Hurley Crippon mot with Sol marshal, and Stato PatroUnan designed to help administrators Charles Dane and David Ross right to drill wolls. - ' m ove Idaho Intd Uie future wlOi California newsman and tho commlsBloncm onil U lS inC I 3CI Dan Kelly. learn how to bring about bene­ Uvlngston, both 19, on charges Sheriff Cqrdor said his eonfidenco.” . • - - ‘ auUior, and Mrs. Paul Dean dlscuMcil plMa for Uio city b q i SE (UPI) - The Idaho Cramer and Paul Lyra, H, ficial change in Idaho's public, of disturbing Uie peace. lYie two . a 3,sQclatlon h as discussed Uie "The issue' of ConstituUonal ’B am os, M alta. police locilltlcB In Uio now pjp^tm ent of Water Admlnl*- Oakland, Calif.,and Joe Sliubln, school system. Dr. R. Laverne were arrested by sheriff’s, of­ matter at length and feels Uio revision allows tho Voter a Tlio convention body adopted CourUiouM. tratlon announced Friday Uio 52, San L eandro, C alif., wore on Marcum of Uie;ISU College of ficers qn a complaint signed by public should knout||m o of the unique and historic opportunity resolutions taking o "firm Lyman DavU, Twin Falln,.. route to Montana on a hunting Education, ono of the coordina­ DrashleK The 'pair pleaded" Uiings which could result from to parUcipate by voting to stand” ogainst legal abortion; commimlcatlonB consultant for trip when Uie nccldcnt oc- tors for the Institute, says In innocent. the revised’Constitution. approve a Constitution that will .attenipUng to block showing of Mounta n .Boll, dUcuwed plan, ^en of Jlio State of Idaho. Tlie currcd. Cramer was the only Uie long run th e re al m easure Sheriff’s officers said 'Tasaage of the revised bo flexible enough t^ servo his ••R" and ‘•X”-ratod movies in for Uio toloijono system In Uie ono Injured. of its success will be Uio Brashler reported the young. children and grandchildren,” Idalio, and opposing immodest ™ , . . 1 Dolio nlvor In Ado nnd Canyon amount of useful change Uiat men by his honde and Mrs. Slotten concludod.' advcctisoments. Sibyl Stevona, county clerk, counties. results. sw o re a Mrs. Bk’ashler. Fund Jnvestment Claah Focus

(E d llo n uotoi U ils Is the money lo work ;for Uie taxpay- atudy for somo Umo on Ui; pos- • is proscniiy o^m lnlj Ad.51 iHir h sIxUi of several dUpatches out' igrs, Uio U'oasurer Is auUiorlied slhlOchaniibglnlhvestiiKentlaws cont Interest Income Incroaao years. Ho also h u had oxixr' urer'a office."' ' Ualn( Uie Views of Uie various (o Invest Uiem In socurod U.S. and I hope, If to^ilktetl, to bo o ver Iasi y ea r w hcras Uia trean- lonco In law eAforoement, Inior- OonnoUyi. "My pledge to Uw . eudldalM for statewide aud U'easury bills, bondsmd notes', able lo recommend'somoUilng urer's olflco.roports only «.«3 ance clalma adJusUna and e«- dUuns of. Idaho would be to eea g reiilo iu l olflee In the Nov. Umo cortlllcaUis o f dOposIt wIUi % ~Uio noxt logl'slature," she por cent Interest In Interest In- amlnlnD and ranchlnn. promote harmony between tha - Sgenoralelection.tlieyarebas- Idaho banks,-certain savings said. '' tomo," ho said. tuciiUve otflcei, IncrMo e>-' ed«aeiidaslv« Inlervlewi'wlUi . and loan aasocloUons, Federal Connolly said "defliilUily tiqt’^ Connolly said ho would roc- While the two'candldaloi dls^ fldency whil* reducing opera- each of Uie candidates. Today National Mortgage AssoclaUon- when asked If he felt Uio itato ommend a alaluUiry change for agree on Investm ent of th e Uoiul costs reatilUng In taxpay- — itate treasurer) bonds and Uio «»port-lmpori la reallilng whatlt should from Invistriient of Idle state funds, stale'sstale's Idl, IdleI funds Uiey appear era uvlng>...J MU see Uiat B y RICHARD CIIARNOCK .b a n k .,' Investment of Uie Idlo funds. • Ha said Uie legUlrture sho^ild to agree onn some oUier quej-. . ______moBle* ^te.Aaids) in _BOISB-(UPIl:=-_Idaho sJWP_ _ ■— .— ------— !!rvoJustj»mpletod o^ u m I— nlloiniht^laJiiiid.'ul^lii-t^w—UlliliJ^Ui-OnilOMJht-Old nftr. mnst aHegUi candidates for stata U-oasuror As of Tuesday, for oxampip,smpjo, Uio maiorltym ajority of Uio staU'abtnk-aatato'a bbnk-a Uie money market »oao as to r^al- posal to comWne Uio office* o f ,to give lh« dU w ia of Idaho Utt dlsagrM primarily on how .to Uig iroasuror had 140,249,190.441,199.44 IngIngayatamaandevldenioskwa ayatama and evldenio s(owa llu u Uie pgreatest e a la s t return on theUie ti^easurer and auditor Into ■ nuuiagenunt their l u doUara Invest Uie atato's miiUl^nUllon. .1 .. worUi of Idlo — ------funds Wyeated,.jted InIn IhatthelaxpsyerBarerocMvlng.'taxpayers'monies."IhatthelaxpayorBarerocemng.'taxpayers'monies." '- - iiosiof . compl^ller. / deserve,' doUar Idle funds.ids Md woUier Uie Uje aiiUiorijod areas^ For Uie far below market value lit tarn- ■ Miss Moodi a naUye of Poca- .Uiey also iMUave Uie offlco (Neiii Becraiaty ol alite) eartilng>, _ CM , )X< Increased. , calendar______year 19«9IMD 8ahe’eamedhe earned Ings Ings'on on Utelr'deMslts Uielr iipoalta to to'Uii' ' Ui^' lello t«llo and«nd graduategraduate of of UieUie Unl> llnl' (liould remain an elective one. Ajlmjorte Buth Moon, the hi- 731.64 In Interest h i Uio Mato In Uio' form of-taxe»,'.'_ ifw ity ol.WuUiigton. U a far- Asked what tW hopri to at.whn.l».nini. Oow w U ysalJ nhtg for a Uilnl term, believes “ Under Uio present-lairt :r ah e'U doing very » d l in Uila Uilnk Uiat Uu investm ent of idl'et^ l:^Wgard.JJiIl,«MJ!o|inoUy,.hjitLfufado_Ja-W torward v*y 'JriS “K-'Jn “« , ...... ^numberofweeklynwpapeni in the best ftto of jptefst po»- AUr«dM^,r

E .J i', McCUUXHJOH, 'Twlii Falls, le ft,'.! Spanlih War velerao, la peeled by Rep. Wmian Laaliiig, HelUaler, ilu tv |U*biin|rtn^,,Ui»atatatah^ienta,Ui«atatehaab«-: be Invea^InveaM In and W h lAat iit they :.n and^alei'UpbqvenjentIsr^- . i i . ; wor 0of--«aBot ( 1 daWwi frfii tb< fiM . 'it taku.amatlenec.Aiiij Ike formal opetUng of Uie Twin Falls GCft* beadf^ilni^.\,to a bachelw^rt i)ra*' |^ ;^ ^

^ ’ '’‘I - '-...I, ...s ,. ...ll;. 30 TImeS'Newi. Twin Failt* (daho Sunday, Odober 16, GASdUNE AUEv ' BRIDGE By Jacoby Old Y and Z Dia wnii iho lini! of ® ^liibB ami (Inosscd ISasl's 10. After Uial start; H wns lust n Jacoby^oderjt- -malterof-tnoppinjnilrtno'Tfli— mnining tricks. NOiini ' A l)rn«li younfj kibitzer * AlOfl.vi whispcrod. '•Whnt n lucky V Jaa2 play. Dpofiii’t (he old man know that.ho should have lod a low hport from d iu m « y ?'_ ' ______iS; AKQJ2 "l!!K;hTrniF& V V oid - V K 1 0 7 man ami saUl, “When I w as " A FOUR-LCltllR. m an In, cflllogo, !('« said, n » .♦ J!)n52 ♦ 10R4 n v e ry yoimjj m an ,, I h iarnod folWw wlio only lyrtlin liomo once f sen son . ■.MUSr * ioo5n * Q J 7 2 tho correct way to'.play ev- BE SOME lignilicsnco. 10 llio focl'lhjl man is ilio only . -SOjUTIHD) ^-CTiUtftrd. combination. With onlmal witll 0 jlllllns chin,' mu« Im r.- . Ar LAST OUlt " 4 7 lO’trum'ps and missinR kina--’ V A Q g o r> 4 . . IQ-small. tho correct plAy Is Lonsuogo ■ oxptrl hnl IrncktJ II down. Thore is but one, 4 A K 3 • to load the honor. If tho Sec­ word In Unallili '>'Blns wilh ud, and Iherc is no 4iA 8eijjiiBjgn(l—4> K of Ethiopift b ou g lJt ;thrcB, electric choirs. To dispose of lod a low trump from dinn* capital cnmlnali: Unfortunately, Ethiopia nt the time linil no electricity, lo the chair# didn’t work. This saddened w i- y s a r s s - East.: » >This « way, . “! I made»■.: an the emperor, liut- he made do, converting a couple inio that contract was a'pretty ovcrtrlck without risking my garden Jumituro and turning the 4hird into his own Kood nnme. 7. said. “This c o n tra c t." personal throne. Somebody someday is going to wnte an JACOBY MODERN Is sen­ sible. I'like my partners to fN#w>pop*> In litp ilta Aun.) o p eretta about it, I expect. . ‘ raise me as much as they can-and I like'to decide 17 . ’ THINK HQW MUCH MONHV you could save, youn^ , about golnL'on •wlthmi’t belnu lady,. if you could spin your own cloth the way the forced lo dp so." • professionals do it. A pound of cotton, it’s reported, can Then ho took his accus* be spun into about 70 yards of fnbnc. -. RtCALL lomed sent In the- South po­ T he biddinfi has )toon: THAT DRIEF dialogue that started out, ' a DCD sition and proceeded to open W eH NorIh East South goldfish?" True, I got it wrong. Am now told .u ^oc? with one heart. 1 * Pom 2 ♦ "ADCD birds?" “LMNO birds," "OSAR birds, MUJ .Y. sitting* North, looked Paju 2 A Pons ? birds.” ■ ' ^ You, SouUi hold: over his cards carefully. 4KJ8S.V2 4AK043 4.JR5 'Here was a good chance to Wltat iad in ■ About 25 pounds of them. That includes the oil they’re to seitlo for. less than game. slam hiu gone away. fried i n ___ Q. "iV.hat,’s your stand on th at question It was also a trifle too good about • whether a divorcisd woman should let her date pay for a semiprcemptive jump . TODAV'S QUESTION* for her children’s babysitter?" A. If'hc volunteers, why to four but y had learned InBtoad of hlddlny t,wo opodon, not?.... Q, "What are the 10 largest department store about limit raises and was your partner- has-Hone to two Roing to give one, He bid hcarU ovor your two diamonds. operations in the country?" A. Can only name the rop" Whnt do you do now? four hearts and that was nil three. 1. Sean Roebuck. 2 J. C. Penney 3. The miUtary Z n«ded. He bid slam. Answer Monday PX system . Z won the spado lead In Improvt your biidgt Jatoby dummv and called for tho Modtrit, tuplalntd itmplf h ntw GET IT RIGHT - Already made mention of Cadit; jack of hearts. East covered 131-paot twok, "W in of Bridge." .Gaedcl, the midget baseball player.with the old Si Louis with the king. Z won with fo r your. - copy,- i t n j SI. namt, Browris. Am now inform ed Ije wore the ■ rftjmbur *'!/>< ' the ace and AVent hack to" o d d tttto n j' ip t/o Ihit on his uniform, And at a height of only 3 fcet-^mches, his strike zone reportedly was a mere I l/2 inches deep OUT OUR WAY '• , Understand the pitchers invariably walked him therefor . ‘V* Your quesilans and comments- arc welcomed anJ *vi// be used in PASS IT ON wherever possible. Jieafc your Idlers lo L.M. Doyd, P.O. Box ^9068. Scaitlc, Wash. 98199. . TIMOS-Nt'AS . ■ • • Book Review

ByDAVlD.WOODWEAD^i— __ !lTtm nt'PQ rtcrilexam lnes.lhe. Tw InFalls . ' m echanism s used by' Igtioblo Public Library groups to oonlrol their crowds. 11m miliUinU tend to onKulf ------Afler-vtritinR-tennon»fiction—mnnj^Btrch'rnlHes.r'mafchcs;- books, Je

M. R., Twin Falls; Idaho: worth more money. Some of the Wliat does the "E Plurii)us other Jefferson, nickels bring U num " stand for which Is on three or four times face valuer ■ our coins? • ' • and llte war time silver nickels Answer; Tills Is a Ijitin are worth about seven cents for If you thilnk It's too early to be phrase which, litterally tiicir silver content. translated, means “Out Of Tlie 1055 Philadelphia nickel Many, One” —referring to one is hard , to find and sells for thinl^— ------o u T P ^ sJ o a q u b i Miller aald, It coUld prove to be a valu> ■ “That man 'whdjtlv^ for >aeli able aid to tite blind In areiA i^lone Uvei (of the meanebt-of programmed Inatnictlon, ■ mortal.known." . . Manri concluded. • B A R B S

By PHIL PASTORET . CLASSIFIED ADS

After (urninf{ off a cou'|)1h H«lp W a n te d . .loKod coniodlos rocunlly, BalxySiltars—Cl|lldCor«' 16 u -we'Know-why~thcy~cnH~*fjm’ Oabyslttor In m y homt. SECBETARY^CCSnVTno "({aii” w riters, 734 305/. parlance n t c e iia ry .' Apply in .peribn at th « Camera Center. Single person. iiwpl^yiwnt IT 'A~iinancial-^oolf~in~n- fellow if)ho hanos riroinui M AO IC V A L L B V Pt#C#m«nt W HY NOT CALL cily hall trying lo collcct - Contullanti, tk)M 710, s«cond floor, Dimk of Idaho Dulldlno. 7U -4SM, • YO U 'L L B E G L A D " mtniici})alibloudes. J 0 5 O P E N IN G S at Personnel YOU DID Sftrvlceof Magic Valley. AS9 rilH - Tljoy call 'orn "car poDls" Avonuo, nou 1013, nrsi63. National company w lll . t e lK l 3* ■bucm’ixti— Q n o _ p u u r— w rolul) m6n llfT A ^ 7J ra ise each month for H ilp W a n fd 18 Isf year. No eKperlenctfnecessary, A T T R A C T IV E iflleim lnd od woman We Ihorouvhlv I r i l n ,'lh t m«n nteded. Must have car.* Good selected. ■ e K p e n ie i' advanced W tlle Ji'a ln ln o . J! percent o l our earhlnat. f*hone 83S;S7U j______mofl earn ove< ,111000 per year. LA D Y TO L IV E IN and assist E n tlrrs a lM force averages l 9,S {j . -wfirnan—w llfi.-a .-c h ild ru n , . " ju t t>«i‘ Vo*'’-,S«o | le nl fringe tflw i/fltj housewofki 7j r 71«0. / ^ •and'oxcomtortal r« llt ‘emenr p lan."' Reflulrem enis «re ; You o w i a car • always winds up behind the O ISH W A SH ER wantPd. Apply In ~ Oe neal — and are W illing lo U biill. ^ , ptrson at iKolp's^Ciffe. _ .work,, , ...... ‘ M AID W Af^TEO- Apply In perton Reoardles* ol whaf type of work • *0)ie i/ou cfl» still Alto part lim a weekend hole you have been doing, II you are wanted — office g irl. Covo Motel available fo r ' Im m ediate em­ (jet with a dollnr is,Wash- ployment,call M r. Cralo Flstter at ifiUtou's portrait: FU LLER CRUSH needs male and hC M S.M o n d a y \ p, m. femalo.part time, t 40 t 70a wook. for appointment. . $0 4734,‘73J-7« 5,

W A N TE D : D rive r lor tiay or orain “ IMccling Sel truck. Opportunity to loam to drive dleiol trucks. Year around , COEUn d.'AlRNE (UPI) - work. Top waoes. Call 934-403A, tlio 37th annual convention of Goodlno- ' tlio Idaho Allied Civic Forces N E B R A S K A OAR In Shoshone needs will be iield in Coeur d'Alcno - Jady bartenders. No oKpor’Ionco necessary. Fu ll tim ew ork, day or on Oct. 20th at the First Baptist nlohf sh ifts, Ajiply In person, _ Clujrch. Judge William C. Beers EXPERIEN C ED reslauranl em WAKTED of Portland will be the keynote ployoo. Apply In person. RoQerson speaker that night at a banquet .Rostaurant,' • MOTIL MAIDS in the First Methodlst'Churcli, Mature women weltome. Good MAN TO F E E D small buncii of woiking conditiont. paid gioup in- cattle and tend fiO acre farm lor luronca, vacotiorii. cor pool may b« winter at Coodina,. Idaho. Older ovnilnbU. Demonstrating Agaiii ... man prelerrod. 7S4 g837, Carlin. Nevada. • -CHANCI MSN C la s s ifie d & C I « L I MARCHING ACROSS (be Commoni of Kent State Uolvenlty th e M ay 4 disturbance whlcb left four KSU students dond wlicn DRIVERS WANTED; Apply in person Ybllow Cab Company. Intareiling work, paid group iniur- about 600 YIpples head f o m e ad m ln lftrstlo u buUding (o fftrei eat Ohio National Guardsmen fired upon a group of ontl-war loirond Found onCa, vacation, tome' living quo'- a lilt of six demendi. Hie m ar^ wai prompted after bearing demonstratorfl. No guardsmen were bidlctcil. (UPI) A MARSHALL FIELD family- lart avoilabli.' , R EW A R D loAdIno >ol>ie recovorv ot •pedal grand Jury report from Ravenna (ndfcting 25 perfoni for ow4^ed entorprlsahasopenlngs lor our corrlmorclAl floor p o liU isr nnd several women. IS hours per week. __ &crubbor. Machlna dliappotrsd ; ISO per waftk salary If selected, Iro m Ihe buck ot our ktore iho call M r. F ra n klin , phone 543-4475. ovcnina of Sopfembor 3(Nh. W llu n - o itlo i Appliance Storo. Tw in F a lls, SUU CO NTRA C TO RS lo build poll ;33'4144. buildings. Experience necessary. Sloady w ork. 37'/j per ccnt. Phone Hansen to Visit L O S T: Qiack Labrador, Norlhwott 713 41M. DefiaWce of Shoshone. Scar on neck \ i x o n - U p s Wonrino collar, chokor chain W A N TE D ; Dnbysltter for « month R E W A R D . BOA-3375 or BS6-2U 7. All Counties old baby g irl lo r working mother. Phono 733 95S6 or‘ 73J.3331. IIHOHI ScTved L O S T: DIackstoer calf, 400 pounds 733.1214 er733.S163 In 2nd. District h4S yellow lag In oar wDh Ourk W A N TE D enporloncod m ilke r lor Shoulderft; In Clover aron Sa Grade A. Oairy, Morle Drown, 543. Campaigning WASHINGTON (U PI)- Hep. day, 3Jfl-4JS9. ^5075. Orval Hansen, R - Idaho, said Purpose LO ST; Motner‘% pin. Somolimo SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME Friday ho will vlslt-all 24 coun­ PAIHTFRAN&E PRO'S WASHINGTON (UPI) -P rcs- appear for Rep. Qark MacGre­ ' W.cdno&day. Has 11 sets. Phono ties in Idaho’s Second District 733-1937. Need sorho to assist me in my last idcnt Nixon has stepped up By DAVID L. LANGFORD gor, R-Minn., who is running during his campaign for anoUi- orowino business 3 hours a day, further his plans for campaign' against former Vice President ORLANDO. Fin. (UPI)-Vice *125 month for inlorvlow ap- or, term In C o n fe ss., Sp«cial Notkai M lntm enf call AArs. A slic ra lt at ing for Republican cnndidates President Spiro Tr Agnew-eaid H ubert H. H um i^irey for Uio Hanson loft Washington Thurs­ 73] '3VS0'botweo'n TB .' 4. . and plans to visit as many as Senate seat being vacated by today that Gov. Cloude Kirk s TREE TOPPING, removal, and day following recess of .the Shrubbery service. F u lly insured. '25,000-'50,OOOC«JBE« 20 states before the Nov. 3 Sen. Eugene J. McCartl>y, I> defiance of a school desegrega­ INTERVIEWING~ . House until after tho Novem­ Call Jack Pa rro tt, 733 7W 5, or 713 Our counselors now screening voting, the White House dlS' tion order last April “served a _o«in. • ___ Minn. McCarthy did not seek ber elections. Ho said ho will -couple»-arwi sln g lH to prepare for closed today. re-election. very useful purpostf.” ; H Y P N O S IS - stop sm okino, lose motel manaoemenf. Our national arrive in Idaho Falls this week­ placemenf agency deals w ith over On the eve of a ruggpd four- . The president campaigns Agnew, cainpaigiiing-for llie i weight, develop bettor study end to begin his intensive cam­ habits. Call 73<«.3B6S I . B p.m. AAon • 3b0 motel chains; W rite Regional state, ono-day tour by - Uio Saturday for GOP candidates in reelection of the Rcpublic.'in_! D lrjc to r. a ox.30A, Robert».~tdaho paign and said ho wife, Juno, F r i.------. . - - WE FRONT YO U -W IM President Saturday.opcning his governor, said that when Kirk ! B3444. V erm ont, New J e rs e y , Pennsyl­ will Join him for the last 10 purely political trips, the WItite vania and Wisconsin. Ho follows took over the Manatee County days. HYPNOSIS House announced the addition this one-day tour with a swing school system in an attempt to A detailed itinerary of his Fo r weloht, smoklno and m ornory, of Minnesota and IlUnois to the Monday and Tuesday to Ohio, block a federal court order "I Phone 733 0430 schedule will be announced lat- AIDE WEEKLTDRAWS campaign schedule. North Dokota, Missouri, Ten- did not agree with the tactic." ' P ress S ecretary Ronald L. “But 1 do think he did a good ncsseo and Indiana.______Frpo M tlm o to s Insured. Pho WORK Wt put you with 0 producer He —Zieg!er-wld-NixDn=whtrTirj iPuture oppearancos are ex- ■Jflb"arid“iiorvedni~verynwoful~ ■ 733-'60fl8rDbx'jn, Twfti Falls. mnVei lf--d o w liai he d a e i. ------viously indicated ho would 'dsit pected to bo announced sliortly purpose in bringing thq situa­ Burley Nursing Home tion to the- attention of the Card of Thanks about 10 states—would cam- for tim President ‘In otlier Demo Says Holp wanted pnign in Minnesota and Illinois people and prodding -court states, including California and - I T H E F A M IL Y OF ,Reul3on_5!ohlcf------immediatelyn— “ O ct. 20, the day a fte r a F lorida. action,” Agnew said. wl&h to oxprotf our approciation for (he mnny Ads of klndnoss and Mako, application at YOU WILL MAKE rr TOO previously , announced trip to Ziegler aoid Umt after on Samuelson . Tlie Manatee school system , cxpre«sionft ot syrripAthy And Texas. appearance in Dallas-the night nt Bradenton was ordered by a condolences extondod us by our vg Muti have cor and be rto d y to travel i rclatlvea. rteiotibart And friends 129 Miller A : In DlinoU, ho will bo working (»<0 federal Judge to bnplement a now Call collact (or G, J. RotaA of Wednesday, Oct. 2A. Nixon _____flijrina Jhe -m o 5tJraoiC-day_ot-Qur., ------— Burley — —for-Ineumbcnt-Senr-nnlph-Tr -would-fly-to-Cliicago-for"thB" W orried!! -desegregotion-plnn - involvinR lives. Mr. & Mrs. Pnul Uost And (312)’346-6236! ^ Smith, n-Dl. who is in a tough the busing of students from one I OoD. M r..& Mrs'. Rlcfia rd Hon' night and campaign In minols BOISE (UPI) - State Demo­ nessy. Lorna And Tim . M r. M rs. , race for election against Adlai and Minnesota the next day. cratic Oialrmfln'Joo McCarter section of the county to ' Dolhardt Slohler, Mlchaol and P E R S O N N E L s e n v ic e another. Kirk took over the i Stiorrlo. ' B.-Stevenson III, tlie present Hi^citics end other details o f. said today tlic SamuelMn_ad-. Farm W erk W d n tiH ' system; set himself up as its MAOICVALLEY Dem wraticjitatc-trensurer. tlio schedule w e r e ' riot an* m lnlstrallonrinusf. bfi ..worried- W E W IS H to CKtond our heartfelt ''Service With In te g rity" superintendent," and'^Tgrioi^F -CUtTOM-nCC-T-dloglnoH-Harold ------— ^In' • Minnesota, “ Nixon "“wlir: nouneetir the coming, eloctloh' "it Jbey ihrtnksarftrapprflcratioir orders by federal authorities to ' AArs.OeAnnaVollmer Pelorsen, Filer, 3j6-4j3i or 733- feel it nccc^ry to send paid (1) Excellent openings for clerical, 5990, leave...... - - ...... secretarial) receptionist and sta te em ployes o'iit bh U’® ^am - monfiorT*ii training provided. Invtti-, ces. It also gave guards' will bo left in Boise'taking speed bike, massage roller, belt for Kirk and Rep. William tor discretion to inspect any agricultural Importing country. care of tl)elr official duties In­ vibrator, actloncycle. QANNER WANTED: Dean thrastling, corn Ttie United Kingdom loads ftnm cr, tho GOP candidate for Furniture. 71i:un. inQ r«c\uU«(i. ^Caa t it (Inonced) Ihrathing, plowing. Art Peterson, susplcious-looklng ob)ects, car­ stead ol hUUng Uio cnijipnign EABN 1300 to *500 p«r monll. ot andWest Germany Is second. tlie U.S. Senate. S3A,73S3. ried into the buildings. tra il.” liome alter training. SIOO or more Agnew defended fofmer Pres- Baby S ltU ri— C hild C a r* l T during trdining. Tlili it on EKCEHENT CUSTOM OEET harvasllng and plow ing. Alex M ellon and Son. 33«- Idpnt Lyndon B. Johnson OPPOBTUNITYlUorwni inoble you to CHILDREN'S VILLAGE child care 49Si, 33A543S, Fila r. .Hiursday against what Agnew canter, L Ic e n u d . A Q ti iv>i and up. • Qin ailditionol money w illioyt hiring called “degrading” attack by LEGAL NOTICE . 4«1 N orth U c u s t. Phone 733-70M, or Uoving you citildtin with o baby WANTED boet hanuesfliw *nd corn 713-WlO. litltr. Tlie lrainin0.,4iau..i^ (•(iivg' Hubert H. Humphrey, the lOGfi- . comblnlnot Falrcttlld, Leohore Gave Up Acting will qO alify'''you ov a prefetdonol phona 543 JW 3l^i*»l. Domocratlc presidential candi­ NOTICB OF SALE JACK S. JILL Nursery. Licensed leomtlieii in the higheil degreei'ol OF STATE PROPGRTY child care. Children 3W-pr«. tewing. Giving you o UFE-TIME pro- DEET HARVESTING: 33rowand I date. Agnew callcd Hiunphrcy school. 1104 10th Ave, Ea st, 733- TOBCSOLDAT faition il ever needed, 3 rowharv«ttors, and 1 6 row beef By ROnERT BERG maintained a slight lead In before 75 per cent of Uie some Uio “political turncoat of the PUDLICAUCTION AA47. whipper and loppar, would likt LANSING, Mich. (UPI)— recent polls ond still is' 300 leade;a would endorse year” for saying Johnson was Tho Stato of Idaho, through Its FOa FURTHER INFORMATION from 300 to 500 a c rN . J.O, CoK and Dopartmont of Highways, will otior W ILL nAOYSlTlnmyhomv. OablftS AND NR&OMAL INTCRVIEW, Sons, K im b e rly, 433-S4U o r 433- --LBnor^RomneyrWhoflovo upo. -con«ldorod4I»o favorlte,-though.-;-Unoro____ ^ _____ “pnmnnid” nlwnt the Vlotnnm used iU le proper) y tor sale a) piibltc a ipeclatly. tn tju lr* \S1S Klm berW S109. movie career 30 years ago for by a.much smull^r margin Umt- Huber seized upon tlie gr.um- War. 'auction, ’ Road, T ra T Ie rT 46.:34;------WRITE B O X o lb r ------marrlaget finolly took her own earlier In tlie year. bling among party members' 3 Sedans c/aTlmewMewi. A Pickups H «lpW an l«d 18 show on U io road this year In a Hnrt is an easy-going, low nnd campaigned agalnM *‘^nrty 3 Town wagons campaign for tho United States ' pressure campaigner soqUng bossism.” He also was helped 3 Carryalls -'SfifflSta. "■■■ ■ — hlrthlnJ1mn1irtIlo"SCTratorHe'~when‘-r<. irts—turfaeedritttl- Lituchi— ^— ::------CUSTOM PLOWING 3bOflom.Garv 1 Loader — A-TIQEfrWHO DOESHT-PROWL— -Ticwtrni7rsworKihi8tilC;nZT’^ Itie hnal reviews won't be in> won . his last race against before the primary. 3 Sanders until Nov. 3. President Indica­ pother woman, foiwer state,, George. Romnoy, . as /icreS?; W a t c h d o g ’ 9 Snow Plow Diailos CUSTOM hey ttackino anyvt^tre. 3 Tampers • , AAaitanoir and Lawli. »4-334S. tions are lihow will fold. But GOP Clinlrman Elly Peterson, Of '' housing . . and . urban . dovelo|v I Shovel LOSES HIS JUNGLE STANDING. not If Lenorejlomney can help by .a' OOO,OOO-\rot0 m o rg ln In ment, was attempting to force WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tlio I T ra ile r J SWATHING AND bALING. Blalr'l Numerous other items o| road Custom Farmlno> lltu-Shfl_ls_a-WQmflrL_tQ_b«_ - i m . tho43oltoilJuburb-oI-WiiS9.— reckoned with. Her substantial popularity bitegrato. Mrs. Itomney boat nwn have named Sen. Un B. supplies, iunk battorlos. tires, and Qut simpto; imoVtk ll w its lo know what . Jeromt. Tlw wife, of former Gov. was one reason Mrs. Romney Huber In the primary by just 61 Jordan a “watchdog of Uie scrap Iron, SALE TIME: UOO P, M., Wed jobs may bs' lurking in the iungle. One of the.bsti Wfttk W a n t id . >eal-B now a entered tho race against Hart. per cent. treasury" for Itls economy vot- nosday. October 31, 1970. look-ouf polls could b« our partonn«l file. Il'i for ______g to Demo- Ilart was coming on strongiy in Hart's only anidoug moment i„j fjcord during tho (list Con- LOCATION: Ponartrhont ol High, TiQeri who don't wont,lo iriiti lh« right opportunil'y, SBWiNGjftd altaratloni.' Ptjon# 714- ways, District No, 3 Hoadquartors naesr^rbara • Hoihaw, ^ tlc PblUp A. Hart, llie polls taiien last winter, and since cam e when the Demo<}ra> gress, y a rd In .SKfstioYia, Idaho. y«f cof>'f prowl lii the open? .If that'* you,’ Of)d latest, polls picture her with several congressmen, such as tic al AS1S basil. l3a3rdSWalWasl e. L'. M ATH6$,.P.B. - «(l-^Deni • . ______■ ■ - la a n i^ ,.!!^ ' MiUUien hea twelatlnnotlocal imftyotticlab are there, ^ ■ paylsori by^tha^NABMt p u d l 'i s H: ocfns. U .ip i aorigyo/lt. Sunday. October 1B« 1970 . tlmes*Naws,'fvyln Palli/ Idaho 33 PUT A WAMT AD TO WORK FOR YOU AND WATCH THOSE AMAZINti RESULTS.

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to n - FOR-SAL-H-DrOi*-nef'7'1 bedroom' WBNDEin.7n'HRBF^»HrOOMtr i ap a rim e n ia , good condition. (315 IfrtjErCeVagrAXSbllehdmewllR- •o w N e R ” a n ( jB r » T r - M u » n w i“ "40~ iHnj^ECproHTHnKB'yriu’ RENT withopllon. 9 bedroom home. Irfecli, truit d«»d«. mortoaovi. modern home on large Ibl. North , electric heal, completely Income per month, Steadily' bulli on oxlenslon, 3 bedrooms, 3 acres . Twin Palls tract,• lenced Liner travel trailer, SHARP 3 acres, garage. Close lo school. O v a r 15,000 pe r c o n tra c t. A t Secllon of city. Call 733 <584, remodeled, with wallfto-wall- 'rented. fl3,900. ACB REALTY. balhs.- air conditioned and .car­ Lays good. (19,500, Tradeable Modern Trailer Court, space 31, (70. B ill. 7331033, M e u ftn in s ia te C dlicounl. Cftnyon Loan Co., tUx . carpetino throughout. Large living •731S317. peted, It's beautiful. Also ACE H B A L T Y ,-733 5317. Jerome. '■ • Reaity, t v . Durlv^datto. , and dining roams. 1*.^ baths plus tt^ p W N eR;.DHUllfuLneariy-itew_ 80 acres. Good'soli. Atodern home. ^ l l v c —rarportrrrterreducBd'W ttJ.^sor' P IV E BE DR O O M BR IC K aCre, COMBINATION home anrf builnm , ,KIMBERLYACRBA08 Roomti— Board'and Room 7 6 PETERSON R E A L BS TATS 534- dining 'room, large kitchen, Year hoUnd w a te r. Beet a llo tm e nt. for incomt. V W Hean 3 b«droom ■3071. W endell- ______• (43,000, E xcellent te rm s, F’AR. llvino quBflari with tom* fur- panelled fa m ily roo m , w orkshop. 3 EXCELLENT locatlorl and'view 1 full baths, double carport. B'^ M E R S W B A L T y,.B u h l, 543 4450, o r MUST SELL 10 x 50 trailer..W ill CLOSB-IN, cleai), excellent ileepinfl nlihlnoi lnclud((i. Fu|ly oqulppe^ DV OW;iERS! Northeast location - ,mlle Irom ■ Kimberly. Ap- Ken Beecher. EASTLAND DR. O W N BR . 733-1305, consider any reasdhable -oiler. rooms, private, enlranci. Air , CAf« In c lu d in g ,tw o o a i.p iir n p i. IM I Julie Lane. This total electric A C H E ,3 bedroom m odern hom e woxlmalely VU acres w ith 3 sto ry I»hono 734 3153 a lte r 4;00, c o n d lllo n ln a . 197 4lh .A ve n u e 3 te droo m . 3 both; b ric k hom e has Priced to ICHI «l'si0;300. Edgar-C. and out buildings,. ( 10,000. House has ,3 bedrooms. 80ACRES, Jero m e area (33,000 iD r vdan A»»w«Vr4W-fi<»...... 40 ACRES beaulllul home and ^.jllancet, ------TBD------^ fci W A V S " c a rp e le d ______Call M effie M agel •This acreage has r 34 x 40. cinder Call Joe W agner’ ceptlonally beautllul kItctVen. 7)>'I34I anytime block m achine shed, enclosed sliop- PEL0TMAN REALTORS BETTER^BUYS Contact Ed Hell, 733-3mor Evan FOR S A LE : By ow n er. 3 l>edroom. w ith co. balhsi bulH corrals, ideal lor feedino SENIOR C1TI2CNS board and week, 4J' and 70’ , prl'valo roomi. Phone 733-lW;, i p o r i t — ik lin o And tnow m oblllna. (3,000. T e rm so n rem ain in g e q u ily. catlie. Acreagehasown well. Ideal 80 ACRES With oood CrAde A dajr^ , includM •Quipmoni, dock*, boati. BY OWNERi Laroe n*w,all brick SHAW REALTY Assume. (84 month payments, 174 acreage with many pbsslbllllies iling shed lor Ihe lamlly that wants oul, hut bedroom tw m e. Close{ to Goodin MAGICVALLEY ‘ M ullen Aoency. McCall. Idaho- homo on corned lol In Northeast Polk. 734-3341. - Farm* For Rani U Twin Falli, 3 bedrooms, 3 balht, 7 3 3 0 4 7 3 . not w ay o u t. O nly (15,000. O n ly (3J.0OO. M U P F L E Y ■ • M OBILE HOMES -AMAZtNONBWWAYfo'oUrtrVour - kltchen. llvlnB room7 0lnln(rroor>i7 CXCBLLBNT 150 acres, between T ravel T ra ile r ' AAotor Homes own' b u tln e ti- Send fo r free copy. family room and den or olllce. all Twin Kells and Jerome on old Modern rranchltlng Maaailnlr A- carpeted, lull baument. double TAYLOR AGENCY 3V4mileswoslolWeV5l>oinls ' highw ay, 324,503a. V 0 » t Plalnea, III. «OOU cRrport. refrigerated 'air- IWACRESnumhor 1 farm landwlih Open 9 4, unless a flva nce r ap­ condlllonjn{|,.u,i,u,,iMu, uvAuiirui nome, call K’s Specials of fwiti machine shed. Nine miles east ol po intm e nt. 733 4141. . DULK CAS and oil opportunity for 733^191 da yso r 733-8i40nluhU and •AtlS Harolton 6n interitate. (500 per W ontod To R«nl man who wapti to-make money.' Sundays. acre (15.000 down w ith lo rm s on Service itatlon and »hop lor outra NEW LISTING DoimM lowin' balance. W rite W. A, Maxwell 3871 Income. |«,000. Call Vlroll DRICK 3 bedroom, den, )V| baths, EVENINGS: Pombrook Drive,'Boise, Idaho, or riNAL ^'37today.Mountain Slalei Really air conditioned, Iprlnkler ■yilam, U..l^ tllylo, phone 375-0474, evenings or (MO per monlh. Frank^Balten 733^ 733 SW.I M LS ______double oarage, lop # r« , good Sinitli .Saturday ancj Sunday, 0-184, . M.5,000 C A N D V V N D 3 DEDROOM northwest, a snarp 140 ACRES. Full Twin Falla water CLEANUP OW NER anxious to’ sell. See inside plus well. Near perlect foed y ia c lo u s h o rp e lo r. ' *ia,S00 this fine brick home to appreciate ' This desirable home leaturok Farm i For Sdl».. SNACK ^PPL Y CLEAN and cheap 2 bedroom, oas corrals. Modern 4 bedroom home'. AIL MODELS ARE it's rriany features. (27.900.. everything a fine home should. 3 Jornace . - . t;,BOO bedrooms, plus one In finished 150 Mile House area, 1,984 Acroi Owner'desires smaller plac». .W EST E N D R E A L T Y , 543-4409 cir GREATLY REDUCED Ught.lndustrtol Kquip. U RICK 7bedroom ( 34,100 .G ood. in co m e basement, lovely living and dining Irrigation water plentiful, lakte. WE ESTABLISH FBLDTMAN ReALTORS rooms, boaulllul lamily~room with stream s. •'Good range, 300 head evenings phone Al Daiss, 543 4578. 9H Stioshone Siroct North 733 )988 A L L R O U T E S large cheerlui . Ulrcplace, rocrCAlion room -in basement, 2 100 ACRES. Full water rights plus 1 2 x 4 8 ' 2 Bedroom baths, -orolty yard and well Machinery, callle at invonto»’y^ - irrigation, well. Ileot acreage. (no lolMnQ Involved) HOME TO-BE MOVED HARRISON located, a dre am home at (74,000. Art Johnson, Box 338, Williams Good hom e and c o rra ls. One o l the PlAnone (975.00 Lako, B.C. lust farms In i»>f> Wendell area. Plan two tU]5.00 -COOD50lr(dW ELL IIUILT home K REALTY LYNWOODRBALTY r.u..NowH888 and OArage. Drive by 0Q4 Fairway 410 Blue Lakes N orth - 733 9211 385 A C flE j 350 head Ideal c a ttle Plitn three 13350.00 30 ACRES, 30 (hares ol wB<«r. 3 CaU) Reoulrod. EKCollent-incomo Drive. Look'll over, then call' 733-2322 AFTER HOURS: ranch, 3 bedroom modern lumo Harold Rogers-'dotlect ,.344 7921, R,J, Schwondimar) 733-7100 324 4081 — 455-9904, bedroom home and other lor A le w h o u ri ' weekly work. bu ildings, C lnie to town, (17,500, USED INDUSTRIAL . .(DAyi & Gvenlnot). Rellllino And. E ve n in g s 343-9460. E m e ra ld Harley Mathers 733 8473 Kit Companion R ea lly, Boise, Idaho. collectlno monoy from coin* r j R SA*LE or tra d e : 80 acres, 00 EQUIPMENT shares of Twin Fa IIi canal water - Trovel Trailers cperAtod ditpontort In Twin FaII( Mlthioon 135Alood#r.S4500 jvnd kurroundlng aroa. (Mandlet G O LD M E D A L L IO N HoWie In southwest of Duhl. (45,000. W ould W E N D E L L R E A L T Y Kimberly. 1440 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms. 1 7 'Solt Contained nanie brand cAndy anil tnAcki.) lik e , hom o o r -re n ta l lor (13,500 Phono 536-2274 JD 8i0 scraper (5,000. . 3 baths, living room, complete For perionAl Inlorvlow In Twin SUPER equity, BR IS TO L AG ENCY, 336 22' Self Contained iM n roch (IE4 tcra p e r, (7,100. electric kitchen, with all ap­ Palli aroa. tond nnmo, Addro(& 5470 or 733 3843. 3ISACRHS And phone number to Multl-SlAte pliances, recreation room, WE HAVE —Rritffri 1 9 <>9? • Cot 13 Grader, J4500 , DlitrltJUtlna. Inc. \6 t\ W e il liro place , 7bodroom s, w orkshop In DELUXE One of the hpst in Ihe stall). La rge Several excelloni 3 or more (5,Q00 DOWN BUYS Ihis sm all (lA lry AC model H3 CrowUr boiar, S475C Qroadway, Anaheim, Calif. 93803 basement. Largewoll kopl yard In or slock setup over 140 acres, level lields.3f>xlra nice all electric re stricte d location. 423-5544' fo r bedroom brick homes wilh IW or* 1 Only 1970 20’ (7 H ) 778-5040.______. .modern home excoilonl terms, Seo homes plus tenant house. Large CASE. Mod*l W9 looder. S6 000 Appointment to see Ihis-lovely more baths in fineil Twin F a IIs Les Thompson at Western Ranch potato cellar. New 19,000 bushel m e MODEL TDtO CrowUr witii homo. areas. AND priced to seilll SNAP.ON TOOLS 3JOO SQUARE foot. S bedroom, Service. 733 041 1. gra in bins. 11.370 leel o l pipe lino. ROAD RANGER do ier, S3500 CORPORATION DRICK DUPLEX DIuo LAkes Blvd. lam iiy room, plus recreation Ralsev 400 sacks of polaloos per iOHN DEERE 450 trawUr loodar. Has an opening for an indopondnnl ALSO many other- outstanding room , 3 baths, 3 lire piace s, dim acre. nObutheisol grain per acre. Will consider terms, Klin'ke buys in any typeol home you-may FOR L E A S E A p p ro x im a lo ly 70 like'ntw.SR,000 dealer. This li a franchise and garden coortrchoice locailon. (244,000. * 2 8 5 0 Agoncy, 733 8391, 733 8734, ?33- desire. , , - - acres of good larm ground with iFull lin« ol n«w '^ohn O ta rt indut- ' lo r rito ry and th e m a n au allllod lor Shown by appointment only. 5740. wheat aliolment. Adequate wnlor, LtNREALBSTATeCO. Wiol Eqoipniint, this would be In business lor COUNTRY LIVING; ihorf acre, Rcii&onnble rent. Piione 543 S407. IN the ligtitol present BUILDING 221 So. Lincoln himsell. The dualllled man can ORICK Home, pnrt bAiemant. oil w ith 3 bedroom home. COSTS — your BEST BU Y Is 324 4000 Jerome expect to make over tl2,000 per.- lurnace, has own .welt. Irrigating Iamil\^oom , 2 fireplaces, I'j 0 ACR ES, m ostlv hay and pasture. ’65 Kit Model 1900 ELLIOTT'S yea r. In ve tlm cn l_ro q u ire d . Sales Among our iislings, DON'T WAIT baihl. double garage, circle water: garden, Iruit trees. Priced — CALL TODAY. ' nico-3'bedroom homer-basemenl, Self C onlolned .111 Ovefiond Ave., Builey, Idaha ' oM pdrlen ce • h ^ p iu l but not at (14,300, w ill tra d e lor 40 acres. driveway. By appointment only, plenty ol oul buildings Including 4 Real Ectato ForTradii 53 Phene A70.SSBS required. SnApon will train Call H arold K e ilh ley 733-3400 or Edna lriih,733-oaS3 WE ALSO HAVE a J bedroom stanchion walk through harn, lor WAS quAlllied man. II you want more LAND OFFICE OF IDAHO homo and a 3 bedroom home. q uick sale priced a l only (34,500 BebHoUsten— out of lile than iusi a job, write EXTRA NICE 150head Uoc^ ranch S 199S ,w 4 79 5 REALTO RS 733 0714 across from Beth W ickham, 733-547< Priced right. Good terms. terms • encellent, JEROME near Arco. for 40 acres with good Sales Repfeientallve Snnpon Tools Corp., 105 Wpit 2950 Sears. . REALTY, Glon Jackson or Bill Hem e t>h«ne 733-1490 Soulh. Salt LAko C lly. Utah B41I5. homo In South Central Idaho, WESTERN Kcrsoy 334 -I3Q0. Contact Ken Tjilbort. Jones OW NER has le lf state, due lo Illness A IR s t r e a m 2 2 “ - UNITEDSTATES C. LOONEY . REALTY CO. RoAlly. Oox 131, Arco. ' Idaho, Form Imptamantf 90 mutt, sell Immediately ot reduced RUN DOWN larm . 140 acres. Good Phono 527-3114. WAS POSTAGGSTAMPS price. 3 bedrooms, carpeted living 733-J345 , -Reliable perun. mfln or woman, REALTOR lieids, poor buildings. Priced al room, nice kitchen and bath. ’DIv.'ol'W eslern ApprAltal-& ln> $ 1 8 9 5 w'1595 W AN TCD TO o u v 'u re d tra c lo r w ith w ill be lole ctod to own and lo rv ic o only' (25,000. STOCKMEN'S lots and XcreoBos .V 5 4 Sewing room, garage, completely (208) 73j:40B1 vest. Co. A lio r hrs. Geo. Gpuld . ,. HI^ALTY, ^00.South Lincoln, fron t end loader and sell unloading a route of US' PoitAoe Stamp loed wagon. Phone 543 S407, lurnlshed. (7.BOO. Immediate 733 9443 Jerome. F^ono 334 4B45. Machines In local stores.Both part poitesslon. Call Emice . Cooper "MemberofMulllple Llitlno" and full time routes available. 733 4940 o r LA N D O FFIC E OF MILKER — DeLaval, 3 units with .Make up to S300, S300 and more 4th Ave. Nortn 120 ACRE la rm on Salmon Tract. 300 BAKER’S ID A H O R E A L T O R S , 7J3 0714. ' en ira bucfcet fo r sale,* Phone.'S43- m o n th ly In ju s t sp a re tim e snore of water', goodl room houso, across Iro m Sears, Very choice older 3 bocjroom Businati Property -. M obile Homo* ■,.594S. -- , depending on route sixe. This li on home, largo fam ily kltcllen. wall — oom**tlc - weii.-pond end pump 56 opportunity to own a depression to wail carpelipg in ilvingroom, back system . (34.500. Ptione 343. 413 Atldlloh West 733-3358 BEDROOM home. Attached $-%%%%$%%%% 8474,' Boise, a lte r 4 p. m. OWNER: NoArnewduplOK. Electric prool business'wtilch provides a_ -oarage, P-j baths, large carpeled- , dining room and .bedroom gas sleady Income year around. Mo heal, carpeting. Good location. llvlng room, birch cabinets in furnace and air' condilionlng Sell or tra d e . Call 733-5444. Aparlm«nti>-Furnlsh«d 70 selMno requlred- BUHLERREALTY unil.. Possible trade lor mobile 310‘ ACRE Slock ranch, plenty ol GIGANTIC- kilch cn . P riced at (14,000. w ill G ,l, 507 W. A d d iu n A v e . wolor, best pasture . and hny . ,To..aiw»llly. you m u ii bo sincere, call Nadine Koepnlck 733 7397 or home. A m ust to see at only . own A car, a (ow spare hours ground, p riced lo Sell al (40,000. LARGI; BUSINESS building lor sale PRICE REDUCTION LAND OPFICE OF IDAHO nCNT— BUY —SELL —TRADE (12.000. Consider trade lor landy 40lo 130. or irade for larm orrancn of equal weekly and a caih Investment of R EALTO R S, 733 0714, across from 4'-) per cent interest per Annum *750 o r *1,395 {secured by route Call B ill 733 8033 or. V irg il 433 4137 v a lu e . M o re . In lo r m a llo n In Sears, Gold Medallion homo. 3 large 3 terosted p a rty ca ll 334-4234. and equlpment-tr—f^or-Tersonal bedroomi, family room, living At^untnln Slates Realty 733 5974 "MLS" interview write: AMERICAN lACREwlthlAm iiyslje home near room, 3' baths, large 2 car STtAtS! POSTAGE STAMP CO., SOI DuUi Commorclal Properly H A rriu n scnool- (9.000. C n n tjH ^ . '-t^eaTcoiy I bedroom fenced yard, garaae, beautifully lartdtcaped St.. Santa Ana- C a lif. 9J701. In- 143 ACRES Smiles Irom Twin Falls. • ASPECIALTY J RobMS and bath. Ground lloor, iU iio n 3 to w , Spud t y ' n S ' carport. Only (4000 cath. yard' wilh all under ground All seeded to grass and aifailA. clude your phone num ber.______sprinkler system. Owner says FoldlmAn-Roaltors - , 733 1988 private entrance, newly lin rvttio r, pull type, Lays beaulllul. 2 bedroom home. 'with a reasonable down rodecoralod, nicely furriished, 313 Need a 3 o r 4 bedroom , livin g Real good m achine shed and U«op. Yakima Street. Flier, 334 4704. Dig, Retail SI 1.179 , ■6000 D U P L E X lo IWe in anO have help room, dining kitchen. Ailachod paymont. ll>ey will do own Low down wilh good terms. Cali BEIirND EVEHY > Campcrt'" .3.1830 Oieial O liver.. .. - paying th«-wav~Neai. cloan.-woll -oarag»:-A-ste»l-(t3,000,-...... financlng^CallJor aooolnttnen!. H arold K e iin ty , 73} 3400 o r LAf>fO SUCCE-SSSTOnV Apdrtmantf—Unfurn. 71 luictori, N«w-93 h.p located. Try sma|l down and O F F IC E OF IDAHO .* 733 0714, TH AN KS FO Li^SI See you In Ihe ‘7500 IS A M.VN co n tract. 733 8023 — 433 4137 — Real picture homo — 1 acre across Irom Sears. spring. Madron Sales & Service. your choice , , . . - M ountain Slates R eally 733 5974 MODERN 1 bedroom apartment. overlooking Sawtooth Mountains N*w H *itlor) 360,3 WHO oRAnnuD "MLS" and the South Hills, 4 bed. family. 72 ACRE STOCK farm close lo town. References re q u ire ^ . Pt»one 734- J594.— r .fo'w.bisi hofyutir. . - -roomrS'^balherSplit levelrpAliorS- —J bedroom modern home. (30,000. OUY THE BEST. All models. 1970 ...... TtN -oproKTU Nirvn Travel Queen cam p ei^. Now In grob roll, row lifld«r MORNINGSIDE School, fireplace, LOBE Mvflley Really L Insurance, stock. Sporliman Lodge, lOOQ And here'll thii! (ippofiunily| carpel, built-ins, carport and Gooding, 934 4781,,.. AVAILAOI e No v , 1st. N ic e 3 lopping urtit...... *8500 Springs, Hagerman. Idaho. ' bedroop) brlcli duplex. Partially UII .Snuck Sljop vi-nilini'. mu- lenced ya rd , (14.300, Call Oltl 733- 3 unit apartment house wilh cot­ REALTY 1 Curj Spud llo rv iilp r S023or /Mountain Stales R e a lly 733- fu rn ishe d. In q u ire 733-4741. tage in back. Sleady incomel 74 i^CRES row'crop stock. Twin M ounttd on M form oil hin cs,______-,5974-1:MUS1!______- 7 5 S - t t t 8 - F6in-flrfl«,-Klink»-Aoencvr-7M-i In good th a p *' . ’925- A proven wmnt-r.in ihc Rfow 8391. 733 5740, evenings 733 8974, Houtaix-FurnlihAd ■ 73 COUNTRY HOME for rellrino S p iid y • m g m billion ft yi-4ir murki-i. 733 D734 18x 35 M O B IL E home. E x ira cle_ . couple? (13,500, buys acre plus 711 5457. 733 2340, 735:5045 . B«*lar...... ‘ 525 One of thr few miirkii:; k-fl Priced fo r Im m eUlale sale. Phon< 3 DCDROOM. living room, .ki(- with fruit trees and pasture, ditch 1 U«ed Model 530 Beet 934 5441, Gooding, chonelte, bath. Deposit required. whcrn l!u' opera- water, garage. Call Mountain 2 com plete apts. & e le c tr ic lh o p in 40 ACRES (135 month. Also 1 bedroom cot­ Hnrvatter/lopper ond row S I 4 0 C doeii Ihc liijn's sh»fe <}( Stales Realty 733 5974 MLS small, busy town. Central heating Out of Tovi/n Hoiii«( SI All in hay and pasture, -Gooc*--- tage. Real cute. Deposit reouired, finder < yl.& h o i« i . . 14Z3 the businesii. — (20,000. /FRY CLEAN family home lor ■IN—WENOELl____^TWa_bcamom^._ llvable 4 tiodroom home. South- (100 m on lh . Call 733-5395. ' _ W V I BHM A 1 joopojjsiim 0 ’ gwi ___ - UII Snock Shops urc a pro ven (13,500 C I or te rm s. W lfe-slie How about 10 acres.’ 3 bedroom e xtra la rg o tot In town. (8500. y^iil- w osfol Jerome," Torarprice -WOW!— "irfioHonrSf busiinoaa oppoitunity. with a handy kitchen carpel, and lile home, wide board fencing, or 140 nover buy more, convenient lorm (18,000. Heutai—Unfurnlthad 74 Olive r ...... *575 proven ,11 n e of nulit.ntilly- batti. Basement for expansion. scres'wllh darling 2 bed. home. s.' Really a comlorH»bie- homo. Ui*d 9S0 Cate Swalker C all 733-5974 M o u n ta in S lates Hurry on this one. ,*Twjn Falls fomoui brnndu o f confccuontt Real good oulbujldings 1971BRCADM0RE I DCDROOM newly furnished. (05 wilh 1 4 'header, wgier S 4 Y T C Really today, "M LS" R ea lly, 733 3443. EvenW*oi, George n ' ' r cooled »nai^« ..... - 1 f / 9 U ^ t rio ll ih<*mUL-lvcu. \l you H a n e y 733-4409 o r 'C llh o r Boylo month, adults, only, no pets, Call o r drop by references re q uired . 733-3304. Ui*d 400 Mellon Hydro- 'S C J |A r n n tn v e s i iis litlU - or. SoOO lo BEAUTIFUL brick home in nice Howard Buhltr . Helen Wengert 733 5408, IS HERB! locblion. Three bedrooms main Fred. 733 3838 ilotic U'gwfllher ; . . 9 4 9 9 $1500 lo hctftn and 10 hourn a I ACRES With 3 bedroom, alt floor, two In basement, plus 733 5295 Foggy, 733-4015 T H R E E D E D R O O M , fo u rth it) UiftTiujW^ . ' woi-k in your own cxii, yo»i ctm electric. In beaulllul Hagerman basement. Ullllly room, gas recreation room. Lots of slorao* Tony, 423 5488 . Qlw#r Troctnr . . build a huBinetiii. Your mcotne { $ $ $ $ $ { $ $ { Valley, WESTERN REALTY C0„ Mi furnace, connetlion lor gas stove . ’ 2395 area, carpet throughout main E a rl, 423 5459^ commonnurnic wjth your 733-3345. 1043 Blue Lakes North .and dry^ ir. also e le ctric, (135, WO 45 AC Iroclor, 3 point llo o r, (23.500. hitch, hydroulit volwe deoire to aucceed IhrouKh -mDnlh^-BiQni^33ilh w H ig i 73Sr hord work. uttd-conscionUoua OAAND NCW 3 bedroom houte, 73 4-3 44 0 - D l.i.) wilt, only 675 a o rv jc e , GEM STATE I built-in kitchen. Refrigerator You need no cxpertcnce, you I BUSINESS MAGICVALLEY T w in ro lls .available. Partially lurnlshed, VALLIV FORP -family room, two toathi, fireplace. make no pcruoniil salon culhi. REALTY SERVICE , Good loca tion , m i 9th Avenue AIMPLIMINr tt’o w ill iruln you, councol 633 Bluf InVei Notrt. 733 5336 DIRECTORY Dean Fenslermaber's E ast. Phone 733-7011. (oil Clly 733.0017 you, and ut-curc your locu- lou tliot\on 733-3301 - . Bolov you ' »-from“ AAaoLirVfrltBy-Bo(t- lionc. You Dcrvice them, and OouQ Vollrnc' 733-3455 cam' the profila V9urBvlf. J W Mc\icrimith 733-4546 nesiet. look under Iho lown In your oreo . . . contact ohs of iKoto firms Applldne«ce.,Del Shunway. nu m be r. so ld a il our liste d pro pe rtie s except PicliupCiiiiMrCloMOut th e hom e d e u rib e d below — AND Phone 73J.4147. ______Mobile Heme Trensperllno ALL MAKqs, Speclallzod equip­ ment- Cell‘ ^713-3034, day., or that will be told soon. TAKE ad­ -BOOK BINDING vantage ol our FREE advertlsino H UG HES, AAoblle Hon^es. Lo cally evenings.' - '> oiler. List your pcoperty NOWit owned. Insured carrier. Local and EAGLE DMk Binding. Old book — long distance. 733-3773. TRASH ft OARBAOBIBRVICB I ll/riiM irIM . Bible restoration our specialty. 5U . •llfS.Mult F illm o re , 753-7J14j 934-5195. 1 WkabafiSyebMtJ . . . ‘JSO.H FamouiWar<&Qiimy! 7A97A ROCK PICKING PARKS A N D SONS — 733-4441. DELIGHTFUL Commercial and residential 1 S*e«ri(yt/4ejkMW . m M M b That best detcrlbes Ihis rugged BUTCHIRINO “ hituHrtff- -ipocial- t-IW lU rtlM ;-:- Invaitm anli 31 brick home. Everything for luxury derson ro c k p ic k e r. Drent Qow<<, hauls —'inside or outside clly —UnbeataWfrNcesl- liv in g — and only (34,900. 3 Prescott AAobll B utchering 543 473ij______llm ili 1 lft'Q4tl»Ui«uai»«ru(a^ m M M b AN INTEREST Check every month. C attle and Sheep bedroom, family room and formal 1 ifti/riUMMW i. . 'Mf-Mssb 0 percent intereil paid on loans of dining area. Large well planned Phon«733-719Ior 433-4931 IBWINO MACHINII TRIB IBRVICB live thousand or more. Principal kitchen. Fireplace, 1'/i balhi. and 1 r i« d M . '4K.MmIi fully secured and guiranleed. CHIROPRACTOR BXPBRT sewlnp machine repair, i VALLEY TRBBSBRVICe attached aarabe. Best location W InlenieNew “MUFF SAID” W rile Sawtooth Venture Croup. talM . New inoused commercials. Dangarous Trees, Olve Us A Call, near high school. Low Interest Non>Teifl< Anti>Freeia AvaHoble Box \00A, Tw in Falls, Idaho. t^nancirkQ, Inspacl th is p ro pe rty ALMA HARDIN Chlropraclor,'l57 Sclstort tharpenad. Vic's Sewing today. NorJh . Wflihlnaton, Twin Falls. AAichine Service. S3I 4th Avenue W « C arryi 2S cu.n. Chest style 4 0 PhOna 7M 4741.______• B ail. y3i-yo*8. TOWN AND COUNTRY Tre« ser­ S c k M l i 44 M atlelle, Kil, Champion, Tammo- CLIANINO PRODUCTI vice. Free estimates. Insured. H oldi 95 0 lb>. .K , Only *248 SEWINO MACHINBS, new and “ BARN-ArMrS. dlp»ama*al hom«^ HAMLETT 733 40 U .'D O K 311, T w in lock. T/oveleieJoOdrui)ner, .. uied.-ServJCff cH m akes. Complete W rll* for free brochurt. Amarlcon' Terry doM ord, BA S IC H in d o th e r .SK'aklee' •tock of S.Y-R-B-T.C-H fibrlcs.. School D lilrlct Olllce, 0«K-}i4i, REALTY O f f N r - - ^ — *------products. Fred‘Voder, SIS Lenore Pfellerns and notions. IklW K'S' ^cUrH.Ches;tStyle= -ftn lia . i/fjkkn... ’ ' TDayeaWMk, IveMngsby Davf HomUll, Broker ' • Street, T w in F a ll* 733-lSiS. . Sewing Shoppe, SeveOn S h o p p l^ SAND A ORAVBL Pleoie coll 733.4079 (anytime)' Ae»elnlm inl=Zai.aAia— J t e ld i a 0 5 lb>.,...,....0 iily -Olkarl ufllan- - 4 6 ^ -COWtTaUCTWM-* -poir~SAinfr-«r»Yel-TMi»eHal»:- Smltti Sand •< Gravel, l37-4t04. IIPTIC TANK IBRVICB U.S.civil SwvlceTeif* MEYBR'5 CONCRBTB Con- Magarman. 15 «u. ft. Combination $ ^ 7 ^ NEW LISTING, North SunrlM. 4 . etructlon: Patlot, driveways, AA«n-wom«n I I *n d eve r. SecUt't ROTO ROOTBR (ewer service. lovAly bedrooms. 3 Itrot curbs and gutters, form work and ,|obs. Hloh Uartlno P«V- »w rl hours., Sewer lines and septic tank. VACUUM^CLHANBRI Re(rlgefalor>(r«Miar...... Only ‘ m w I bathrooms, huge living room, ...... H erbert W. AAeyer or ■ Advoncemant. »»rep*ratory Irilnlnq Oeanlno. Alio all .types ol ex- M Iona *• required.. Thousands of family room. A very lovely brick WE ARB THE AUTHOfi,IZeD home. QUICK POSSESSION. cavelkwt, John A. Hakeit. 73)-3J4). riEETWOODS lab* 0 ^ . E«perlenfc« usually un- DMier for Hoover, Plltex and r>*e*tMrvrrHI!B-b60W *»-*p;' «b«, -U 6 .W «._------______CRAVBN*8-8ewer'8ervle«r-8ep(le- —Kirby—Vaeuom^cleaners^W a. t«l»rlai> requirements. W rit* DNBtl MAKING liMik .'tewer line cle*nlno. Power service and.repair all makes. A rACRESi A real dream home..! “MErSWlilijER’' TODAY, glvlno »ddr*u apd Vacuum Cleaners ol Idaho. CoTnar 2^ cu. ft. Chest style e TlmM-New«.' ^ b*ths, built-in appliances, lovely • ^ r s •llof Ml«>. W|ddlno dressM. of. Blue Lakes and )nd Avenue 3 Bedrooms lull basement, new c«rp^lna> Best, call W 1637. SliflKlly Mrdfch«cl.niHng upikscklrig, . « -» garage. MUCH, MUCH MORE. ttCK ROOM BQUIPMIIMT , H o m a l F o r S o la SO O nly 123,500. |>URNAC« CLIANINO- VACUUM Service Cenler; 1 2 ^ X ^ ' HHOSPITAL O SPITAL beds. Wha«lwtiNI cctiflri. tia lrs, v a w u w oerwice drrRODUCTOHVPRICE % ^ •'IIV- Iwmei T O W B fV W - - - (iUanlndr^ L»roe lenced lot. school. ? ^ fw a lrto lolvnfttJVd Awe. BMperlenctd oparfllers. Idaho------Rental unll on alley: Phone 7J3- east. IMMBDIATB - Pvn>c^'CI«Mlng. Phone 7U-4U4, PO&SBSSION. - WHBBL cttilrs. eMrclsIno equip- MT». m ent»crutc»iet«V falkers (of N n l ot’ OUR S1N0LB bedr6om hom*plU*3 M A ^ I C v a l l e y H A U U IN 6 ule . Klftqsburv'8 Pttlirml«v< tir imklifciean re n tili. All lumlshed. . M \ n o r .REALTY ez HAUL National truck — Irtlter -- t- -:-733;55M "*: ------107.1 M Av«. Wetl. 4»4 snoshe niT tr#« 7W a« l. 733.W4).

BAROAjNI 3 bedroom hornet. HAV BTACKlNO ' e x lrk nlce.‘ ««000. A C e A E A L TV . Cutloni H«v Stickino wtm h’arrow AAultlpi* LIsiIno" • - . ^ r C o t l U«-3dSI Wendell V 34 Trtr\ps-Newt. Twin Falls, Idaho' Sunda>'. Ociobor 18, 1970 HAVe^ ITEMS TOO G O O D TO THROW AWAY? SELL THEM WITH A FAST-ACtlNG WANT AD! Motorcycles C a tlle . Appliancei'jii HH Equip. 120 A n llq u e i .1 3 9 M I«€«llanM U t W onted • 141 Sporting Goods IS flf B oot! ForSaU 169

-eAUUVV9M"boaU DAtRr^tCROr^'MHArt-.DOOdTntUr ...... ______..• ___r IH»on^334 4ns, Round dininu lablei/ ch«lri< n 3 l6 4 fl. cam ptr, or ca'mp trailer. Century hulchei, dlihei. waih ttandii A u to m o llye AAacfilne, 7A1 .West olher furnlluri. A d d lio n , 733-S070. NUW 750HONDA. -New for S1300. CHAMPION 7 row potAto hitrvotlor, 45 REGl&TERED HOLSTEIN COwi. TRiC^IOAIRE rwrlnhio dlUiWAilior, WILL OUY direct or Auction your (urnltbre apiillAnces^ddt ^ ends, CaII 7M-4036. H ailey. A tk fo r Dick. good condition' Ht>«ioniibl0' - rncondltlonnd and guArAnlood. I7s . priced . Phono «SS4} i 7. H o llit« f. At CAln'i 733'7ni. Mitcellaneoul For Sale 140 Sn/pke-Rk/er ivuctlon. 733<7754., Hunfors ■ Cam pers BUY A New m i, custom bulll II younu aood plut cowt, wn worn toot deep V boat In butboard, In*, 1966 HONDA 90.Trail, 1964 YAmAha HIGHEST CASH pricai (or yoiif' ilner IdA ho't prftmlerci liriH>der And I K (3 LIn6 uCUM roo*< aitorfid • HEADQUARTERS • boardoutboard oi* (at or V drive, SO Tnail. 786 JACkton Street, Twin ou lilb llo r In )9ifl And I0A9. Ptione pattftrni. 1^95. DANNER FUR­ onlne. 961 M obile Home Beds. Coppor. Brass, Alumlnurn^____ • SCAntlARDS ' West A d d lio n . 7U-5070. ' 1970 YAMAHAAMAHA ' ^AOOlb-OAO^ ? S a C A T T L E . Rraoijnori/Diiiii row4l‘. cotDplotelv DvnrhAulod lAit SIECPINO RAGS -MORTORiCYCttS— — VGAri (loth unlu ready lor your AlroA dy con iion od . MondAy Oc ~ S32““.«.u . , , OLYMPIA porlnblo fvpowrllor wilh • Muinpiy i>ogt. , . S19.95 irActor And jl>n ll^ld. I’iuine tohcr IVth. iOO p A ilu rn And (o«id(ir rwjulAr ilio koylward. Phone 733- niANKEIS , ., .' . $^.39 up Evlnrude and Mercury . dealer. YEAR END SALE cnitrp 30 wtiilolACfHl prrtg tn d e d 8077. RUUDCR nOATS 1163-Dlue L a k H N ortti, .733-1194, l&ZDoorRefrigerators . I - M (i es,lt|.t M m a U tio llc r i. -120. • 37$, lh. holftlitin Fuel and Wood 1 4 3 ' TENrSA.SIieharllolvi>i . 4 4 1 9 7 4 Ite llo r t. 100 holttvln tprlnuur — A lio— STOW a WAV bod (or ro o t. *3.00 A ONC .USED ALLIS.OiAlm»rt ISO 'G .I.M nll. ((ivori SI.05 up 1967MODBU14' Fiber Form boat, 40 1-l]S(ii*«s.lHtS49$HCUl S 4 7 9 • beel hArvetl*rN 1 63 Dlue LAke* N orth, 73J- J:=tUlaallttn2H SrUUL-lffAS- M & K Trailer- — Auburn_hoxo_ln^colQf-^Vef_y_fltj -MflS,— - --C A& M R 0NW 6A H ------1194. WO INTe,RNATIONXb^armAll. trACtlvo double-dollar. This slolo Is N O ritAO r*fN S f l M S I G l, S-.OA|.GotConv 0Kcill»nt cnndltjon. brAnd n«w H ercai 104 l8 3 9 'K im tiiH y R < l. 734-3<)i10 In excellent condition and i}_ 8X 000 phon* reasonably priced Call 734-7394or G.i. w ool'PANts. . • S4 oy I k ip d r"P h o n o 733-4706. Molorcvclas 1 B0 HORSCSHOEINC. irlinm it _ •733.6675, CANVAS COIS. S6 95 ERICKSON MOTORS oroomino,'Denver Fliie. 374 4631, I Furnllur« & HHGoedt 123 Nuciat lurplui cnmbol linntt 520 M ain So. Tw in Falls F ile r.. FALL CLEAN your carpel with FOR SALE. (ireplAce wood, several n o ffiw m at only . . S5 V5 pf. TWO now GCMCO be«l h«rvoMor, 733-4000 Host. No wet Uiampoo problems. V A rlftlle i. >70 per ton d o llvored 733- CANVAS UUCKETS iln o le r«a r w h M li. Good. itiApe. Rent machine (1. Wilson,Unlos, 5940. EX CC LLG N T (or hunlln o. Sopor FOIDING SHDVCll.' Tractor rnounlvd loppor. S),4M. built 3 hbrte troller. Good tiros. Twin Fall> and Jorome, 7339JM. ------split SPACE,01ANK6TS Autos For Sole Auto^ For Sale 1350. CAll 473 S430. ' ’ I KITCHEN CARPET, lOO percent picku p load. Phono 7^3 5099. SMEEPMERDER5 STOV.CS I n ylo n fACO «^lth loAm b>ick. 13.95 USED STEAM cleanors lo r (Ale, r AAOLYNEUX MAchlnory Co,. APPALOOSA And q u n rtw horaet. square yard fli CAln.'s^ 733 7H1 high prosiuro washers, call G.I. TENT SfOVES Trftclor ropAlrlno. All mAkoi. Spoclalliod Equipmoni, 733-7036 All loilJ blood linofi. For raclna, Heating Equipment ^ 144 Phono 7547. days or evenings. □ HUNTING UOOIS • LIMIIED NUMBER! ploAture, 4H ~ you ctiooio. Ca II • WEAIHERPROOF •' mu r-loyd, niohtt. J33 5S90. CHANNEL Master Stereo tapo STOKER AND FURNACE ready to • C IO IH IN G - • IDAHOTRACTOniAlvAoe.CAthfor move. 577 Adams Street, Phono usM trACtort. Uted parti ai bio recorder. 7" reels. Like new. *140 ALL TYPES of horsuj, bouQlil, sold USED QUNK ItED sol wim mat or o ile r, 733 5070 o r 733 0586 733 3503. ComouHugg Rom Wcnr - olK O unU . 733 B293. trAdiHj. P IcnIy of r.inch QoldlnQS. iriisscs. J79.VS. T'urma. WILSON Comoullagc Nollmg for niiQcIt Ren Hal^p.y. 733 60W. DATES. 73JAJJA WE REIIUILD hydraulic lacks at LENNOX WARM Air (urnaco w itrr' • Woiorpfool Torpi, Viiquaon IMCO DGET HARVESTOR with lAn and s to korm a tic.sto kor, bolh In Irnclor mounted loppcr unti 3 row Abbgtt's Auto Supply, 305 G.I DuHloBogke Pontho SMALL Danish modern sofa with OKcellent condition. For Ap­ lAnk typo only duo Acrw. SADDLE HORSES for anyone,'pony ‘ Sho&hono St. Soulh. » HUNTING BOOTS • htrnesi, Holitrin liull calves. , Atfached ond litblo. ImmAculAte. pointment to oxAinIno both - 13,000. Phone 039 5407.' John ------t*-TlEAVY DUTY • 'Small onrden trACtor. 473 5750. J49. Porfoct fo r o ffice or don VOLKSWAGEN Bus. Needs molor. a rllc le s . A roAl buy at t700. Ca II Okelbcrry. . , •- WORK BOOTS • Green sofa and chair. Turquolfo Good tiros: »100, 1737 '3 rd Aye. a fte r 5;00. ‘473 SflOO. ^ bed davend. 5 plcce kitchen sol. Easi. Sufplut-Junglo Hooii S7.95 up Hay, Grain and N«d 94 tlS. Wiilnul extension dining lablo Trucks 196 lootjar Uooll . •■ . . S12 95 w^ith leaves. ClaiKle U ro w n 't W uiic FOR LO NG ER w ear keep carpot,} Iniulaled Vlunling Dooli H AY bouot't And told. Oondcd and Furniture. S heep 106 clean w ilh 'D lue Lustre, RonI Hip Boon ond W oden deAler*. McKltrlck,. Jruckm o, electric shampooor tt. Olackor's Worm ln»ulol»d,OooU • ' , Dotlevue. 7flB-73ai. , ' Appliance and Furniture. FOR S A LE ; 735 yea rlin o ewes, U.S. Driilolile Oool. 170 CUSTOM . STEAM orAln roMino. bloods. S tart lam bing Jan. li ived. All rertucot! as much wJO* carpels benutilul despite Below Guo(anl«a). . . S12 95 Ptwne 543-4067. m obile — m o lA tie t. AI H a tke ll. ■ ...... footsteps of a busy family. Ouy 473 M M , K i m b e r l y . ______Blue. Lustre. Rent eleclrlc Peti and Pet Suppliai . MO shampoo(Tr SI. Krongel's. 1970 Ford Rent Coirs PASTURE FOR R ENT. ReAl Cloio WANTED; Used furnlturo, ap in. 3^ ACrbt now reAdy “for fatl AKC miniature Schnnuzer male pllances, baby thlno*. coal stoves, '7JE V E R usod Anything lik e it,'" say OrAiirtQ, L atqc loatino «»od, year puppies. ttOO up. Ourley, 670 /654. antiques. Rupalrlng. upholstering. round water, ihAde trees. Phone Hayos F u rn itu re , 733-4010, Now Available 733-4I79. ______POODLE .GROOMING, stud ser­ "Tlw Fun Spot tirS h o p " vice. puppies. Ctieri Miller- Ken ­ : CASH FOR GOOD used slokermatic A reliab le m arket fo r your baled h a y . OLD SEWING mAChine, tS, Colfce-3 IDAHO ALFALFA PRODUCTS, nels. West Redcap corner. Kim ­ ' p.irlor furnaces', also (loori umo oil 1 S3 2nd Ave. South At Bill Workman Ford b e rly, 433-5104. , hCiilcrs-^ANNER FURNITURE end tAbles, S1Q; I) piece dinelte, IN C J u tt north of the Sugar .IflO , couqh _an_d c h a ij:, *90; Faclory Phone 733-«l87 Twin 733 1471. ------PUREBREDhunlino Vlisia for-sale -Relrlgerolor and’ slovel-HJ5i-.4- Fall*. ■ • plec'e boflroom, lx>* And m A lircss, Snowmobiles 1970 Galaxie 500 4-door sedan's, .1970 .Golaxio * while they last. tl5. Phone 733- I SPOT CASH J451. tIBO. Washer d ry e r. S300; Douoni 500 2 door Ko'rdlop's, 1970 Tprino 4 door^, all v/ith o f hay. For Furniture Appliances .. now in 1967. 315 Sth SIreel. Filer, Yam aha (or '71 is Hero Thinosof Value SNOWMOBILES V -8 engine, automatic transmission, gowler jtoering, ■ AOORAOLE 6 week old purebred Call 316 5353. I BANNER FURNITURE 1967 DODGE 600 ERICKSON MOTORS fc^ctory-air-conditioning, all- under' 10,000- miloi'. WA/^TED: Fall pailure lor 100 basseir puppies. 175 each, Phone ' 137 2nd Avenue West. 733 1431 520Main So. TWin Falls S43.4566...... MUFFLERS installed while, you Till

361 •n y iii*, 5 iion i- Balonco of foctory warranty. cow» Huh)— Catllelord aroA...... 733-4000 ■ Phone S37 6S45 or 537 65SS. wait. Complete muffler service, miiicon, 7 ipeed teof o.lo, 900*20 : Musical Intlrunrenli 124 inaludlng cutlom duals. Abboll'f tiroi. power tleecing. Auto Supply, 305 Shoshone St. $AVE HUNDREDS OF $ $ $ $ Animal Br««ding - 100 I OAND INSTRUMENTS, usod and South. I new. Rental plan.renlal applies on SELECT »lret Incorporated. All TWO 8 week old regislc^Nx) Satnoyod I ■ purchase price. Conn • Qundy SHAMPOO your own carpel, 1965 DODGE snouim oniES breeds. dHlry, beef. Waller Lellch. Icmale puppies. E. Aiiorill, 473- I Selmer and Reynolds. Warnir professional rosults. Rent a Clarke ion, V-0 ongi'io, _5 ipccd . 543 4458. 5713,. K im b e rly . . ; Music. 133 Stioshone Norlh.. .Shampooor with companion .woo w.iK a 7 tpeod. rear vacuum. Danner Furniture, 733- SALES and SERVICE ARTIFICFal Dreedino to ABSor'eat ITINY 4'j pound AKC white toy [RENTAL RETURN: Hammond 1471. D & G Automovite proven »lre», nation'! hlgheit type I poodle for slud. 140, Pnone 733- Organ T -lll. Save $300, Masoner 136 3 m l Aye. S. productloti ilre i. Alto all breediof ' M usic: 733 0609. 331 M am East. S P E C IA L O R D E R S Should be BILLWORKMAN beef ava ilab le . Duhl, 543-6107; ^______1------L. placi^d now. C hrislm a s Irees, large 1966 CHEVROLET Jerom e, 374.7657; Shoihone, OU- {AKC registered Dachshvna puppies ., NEW Yamaha pianos, Usod pianos; tir 'and decorations, churches, till cob, 327 V.0 ongme, 5 1 Eloats For ^ole 169 The Solei O p tn Until ■ 75S7, Durley, 6719753; Harelton. ; with pup shols. Reasonable. 473 I VoK guitars ana ampiilicrs. KLH schools and lodges. Wholesale 3 ipeud reor Leodvr - 7 P.M. Weftkdoyt W-53OT. 5817. i itcreo record players. W.irni'r | Deliveries will start before CHRYSLER boats /ind motori. In Downio* BETTER head Holstein 334-3591, Jerom e, fro m 9.00 a a .Ir, 900>70l.cev. Springer heifers, weiohing from 5:00 p.m. 1,000 to 1,350 pounds. Lots of • lEArnERponcliOl._lfATHE closeup heifers, for sale or ira d ^ . Ford N -700 ' ONCE A YEAR VW DISCOUNT PUREBRED GERMAN Shepherd, bO C dN SOwatl P. A. a m p lifie r. J75, K o ii" Some Jersey and Guernsey 3 Ion Ifuck. V-B engine. 5 >|ict20 iirov 7 ipoed rear o>lc. Ihrouob. I can »inance from 2 io 5 2:30 p. m . 678 5313. USED PIANO, Small upright. Complolely tabuill molor. ^ yean. See me lor further Jn- ,• (ormatlon. Eugene Hughes. 324- BOB'S KENNEL’ S; Gun dogs - Excelk-nl condillon. Dlacker's ■ " 741J, Jflrom e. Obedience Iralnino, Hoarding Appliance and Furniture, Twin 1970 BUG , lOJOHSTDACK Dock 'm blue'SSfSI!, wilh block Uolhacatia •+t«vo some dogs for sale, 733 2730. j Falls. Blue w jlti -while - inUrlor. radio, 1966 GMC. WliiiB with rad' Inlerior. rodio, interior, radio, heoter; tully REGISTEREDANGUS DULLS. See tieoler. while tide wall tirei, new heoler,'fully equipped, while lido equipped, while lide woll - l>rei ' ' ' Doe Hord, north, 1 wesi o( lU PR IG H T piano by Cable Compan'y, «ngine, »p8#dV-6 ^ AKC MINIATURE Schnauter pups. . cor woffonty.. wall titat, rtaw car warranty. warranty. ------'JBromo g o lfc a u r w o fD h O n e '374•’ Extra ftice litler, Sallsfaclion. H. : ExccHent to n e q u n itry. 1175. t*hone 1. 7 »poed Cl 4034.______• M n h rt, D orley, 678-7947. 733 0215. The Fun Spot to Shop .GOOD BABY and pasture calves for SAVE SAVE s a v e AKC GREAT DANES, Poodles, Radio and TV Seti • sale. A ll.kln d s- Phone 324-4163 or Brittany, German Short Hairs, 1960 INTERNATIONAL 374-4028, Jerome. Norwegian Elk Hounds, SP.ACE E IG H T Auto Slereo, B tra ck. Samoyeds. Purebred German C o m p a re o u r S49.95 p ric e 19 S T E R E O S 2.I01I, long wlioel boio h u fy ; V-Q « ' 10 HEAD DULLS 3i head heifers, ’ , —StuDticiiaa.___ E n a liiU ___ R o in ic t - flnywt)nfo,_Cflm«jrA Contor.______n n a . i t pewil Itnntm it i ion, 7 »pe< -— t{r»rcTTaroiBTrcr6irbVe-d*cdivcs“ M a c's -FreightDamaged— f o.lo, olmoit nciw 025.20 liiei. j Garage Sales 130 YOUREtMOTOR COMPANY- All o rb 19,70 m o d e ls, u p to POODLE PARLOR lOELICIOUSANDWINTER Danana l / 2'savings or more, on mony 1965 FORJ^ •ONE f a m i l y Jersey m ilk cow. Will Professional Grooming Main Ave. East Twin Falls, Idaho I apples, you pick, cabbage, rod thru insurance settlemehl C-700 hit cab. 361 V.Q engim 351 -calve in M ay. ' Phone 473 5733, Any B roodolD og- 733 1195 , potatoes, DODENSTADS, 2 miles Kimbe*-ly I N orth, 1 m ile West of West 5 Thoy are available only thru vpccd tron vm ijiion . 2 .tpeed ! Points. , .ixlp, 900.20 lirtt. FOR SALE, top Quality purebred 114 local franchised distributors.. AngOS bulls. 7 year olds and IDAHO HIDE a. TALLOW SUNDAY A N D W onflay, October younger. Howard or A, L. Hanks, lOlh, 19th. Clothes, fu rn itu re , odds, Example: Wolnut Moditorron- Hurley. ..DEAD ANIMAL PICKUP Phono colloct 733-6035 ends. 030 Filer Avenue. can stylo turn toble, Alt solid' DULLS. COWS, horiti.-Salo, loan.._ stale amplifior, 4 speaker vys- BOB .- m il u> .irnue. 0«< tom, elc. Regular pried $249.- 5974 or 54} 5934. DODGE CITY TgwNtf»rt‘ n f V. SI90 al [ Sunday only. Orr Orchard, 1'; Miicelloneous Wonted 141 2nd Ave. South -paint. quality, bio orowlhy. Ready to Cain's 733 7 1 1 1. miles Northeast Duhl City center. t work. Phonc543 4052After 4:00 p. 543 5093. 500-600 G ALLON m l|k b u lk lank. 1965 Mustang $1295 J964 Dd«fle W95 HOOVE'R UPRIGHT vacuum, yood Phono 433 5003, .Hansen, evenings. 19&8 Chrysler $2695 4door 8M, V a ondlne, automatic condillon. V45. Pnone hetwoon 9 00 DOUBLE RED Oollcious affplos, Fastbnck, V-0 onolne. aulomaflc t7.00 pur bushel. You pick. Bring transmission, power tteorlna Newport 4 door harcttop, V-B Iransnilsslon, power sloering. WOOD CHIPS FOR SA LE , Somi and 5:00 7317000, Trucks Open evenings til 8 p.m. power brakes. . loads al 10 wheeler prices. 670 0419 containers and picking buckets. and brakes, factory «lr con- enoino, auto. .J^ransmlsslon, J.E. Oowdon Orchard, '> mile dltionlno) nice. ' 'power steering t brakes, lac to ry after a p.m . 31 CUBIC PCTo T Gibson upri’ghl '69 Chryilor south of Kimberly. air, sharp. lrc/.-V-'r. new w a rra n ty . *76D al Town & Country itolionwngon, VB Cain's 733 711 1, > FRESHor Springer cows or heifers. 1967 Chryilor $1795 69 Dodgo $2595 . angine, oulomotic tfoniminion, nr tn r «' A ntiques 139 ’ ' -sprlnoers or beef. H^p or. -ClVdff- «ic rA U sAviiiGS Newport 4door sedan- Power Coronet SOO 3 door hardlop, V 8 lully powered, laclory' air fondi- WE5Ttfi0Tf»0(=»Om-T- 30’-, ,m n a t!. 90 day ANTIQUES sola on consiiinmtnl, 1966 INTCBNATIONAL W ogonetr 5-wliefll drivo. w a rra n ty . t89.50, M A. V ELlTi —Vmn»-«»*<, 1/2 ton, lonn, wide bed. Vfl Engino juit rabuill. Cleon G alaxie 500, 4 door hardlop, 300 1969 Plythquth $2795 lar Bbtt~ —f WIW bsq s ‘ 995**9 9 5 - brakes, factory fllr, vinyl lop, Fury tH ] door hnrdlnp, iv-8 .hi. Anni UABY and Grass calves, all kinds NOW. enolne, automatic IransmTnroni------ititi-onfti- WostH95,00 M1QC00 / NOW.'...... I J J O low mlleaoo. West, *'4 South of Kim berly. 473 Building Materlols NOW. 1959 fO B O - power, steorlno. power, brakes, 5134or 433 58Q9, U ft B C allle. Duildina Materlols . 1966 FOBD 1/2 Ion pickup. vinyl top, factory »ir. , [^>*0' Tifttse 1953 FOBD Town and Country waoon. v-M 1966 Mustang $1495 t/3 ton with long bad. •nglne, automallfr tranimlsslon.- power, steering and -brakes, calves w ill besoldprompHv at 7:30 CHAHNEL&miEIRQN F-7 truck. Air brakei.'Va enalr^e, factory air conditioning, vinyl power iieerlno. and pAwar •, p. m , 6 cyl. engine. 4 tp d. Irani. 6 'ipeed, 3 ipeed. (oclorytao ry ta g onle. lop, Ilk# now. Remnant Placet W o i‘ 7 « 5 " ------beakN, faclory alr-condll(onlna. -^•Lbuol-olhef. (c«dor conHonments ...... ‘395 NOW.,. ^595“^ one^ownar. wilt bf tiere. If you need high Aitorted Lengtli^ • 1963 IMIEBN&TIONAI 1951 OM C ' quellly feeder cattle — Don't miss Sbrias Iruck- Short w hiilbo se.f ’ I this sale. ' 2PP Ib i. or More Ohiy " ^ -/Stlb, — 3)Wtoa4Ji4 plckuPi Ynj.4ipe*d,_ Iw bt, tilovy-cluiy. Needs body wk^ bfo'AenHlAe, S'ipeed, 3-ipeedi , 'fO^furlh^r-lflform allon. contact msirr.:.. . .^ ‘895“ . . ’ 2 9 5 “ - BOB REESE $ M E R I D I A N 152 2nd Av&Sftu.- S 6 6 BLOCIC aNtf^VENUMlOllIH ■ .'.SALE YARD • KENNY MOON * JOE B U tttR e-W IN EUtS ■. ' ^ -B 9 8 -1 B 7 2 - .....- • 733-7441 t ed BryceiO*"><^ I 8B 1114 OM HIVININCS'f IL 8 P JM.

■ i Sunds/, Oclobw la, Iwo TlmM N.wi, Twin F«ll», Idiho 15 RESULTS 7\RE WHAT YOU PAY FOR AND RESULTS ARE WtiAT YOU GET WHEN YOU USE A WANT AD!^ M olorcycltt 180 AufeiForSaU Autoi For SaU 200|Autot For Sole 200 jAutei For ISale 200 | Aute« For Sol* ' . Autof F«r SaU A u to s F o r S o U t 2 Q 0 m ; TRIUMPH 500. excciitni }9U TRIUMPH Sporfi car. WOO,. 1967 CHEV/ROLET Impala Supv t«M CORV/BTTE. I^ua. Uooava condition. Loti ef and — ra c k .- O n e _ iM n e r^ u ) O O - 0 ctUAl. — wirtrwrtrrs orbf*r»rt«r~/3j:s0T0 mllat. Sharp. Phona 733 04S7 or 19T- W ORKM AN ChAvrolet i^-lon pickup. Dait . BROTHBRS KIngweod Ettota W ogen Theisen olfJr. M3 5U4. JWHBEL UTILITY Jrall.r, full rontl^Xadlllac ' ' ...... - Stolon Air tondilioning— c o v t^ ^ a ll. m tla l.. VS. 3^3 TylW-, Torbo v,Hyd»amotlc tfonimlulon— I9&3 CHEVROLET 3 door hardtop I9M MERCURY MARQUE Colony ' R u p w t. Idaho. 43« 347« Towar'^ il**flnoSI* — Powar Bfok»*— TInUil g la ii— .Cl#33- Irai, Mhone nu*»«y A78'30n or 61J0. faM«r «;00 p.rti. 47I-SI)'3. “ BEST AROUND". — - ...... PUMTV O f littB A eoUlPMSMt - N E W I I ' D M t Dad. AA«t4 l fram a. IMMIDIATUV A V A U A B U AT 93T 4S -rjiiijvnwn^ ------— ’ ‘ ■ g > — •'"^irONetJrTM BSrTHEISEN'SAlESM EN ------3733 n flc r S p. m . pow er itn e rln g . ,VB enalne. Heal '.POTATO trucki neiidad Ini' Shnrp. Phono 733 1573. C A R C IT Y S unV cillay m a d la la ly. ,10 vUioel cal , . . 73J.9677 Wtli Day ...... 3 3 4 ^ 3 3 4 \HJ In Phone 135 &044, Eden. • ,dllJon. A ir. *795, 731 5336. See.at 1959 FORD Ranchero. Make offer. G«»toat)«v' . . 733^913 Ddv«p«itian . . . 733.7191 3030 Sherry D rive . See at Curl M A n itfa clu rln o . phone , B u HI, Id a h o 733.5711, ; JotkJordlna . V 733-5796 MarlU Aik.w -...534.35)1 D O D G E -3 Ion lri.» :k , S «pa«d 1968CAPRICe4di traniniliilen. powar laka oU. USED 19S3 JE E P »4$0- M L M 19*4 T M U N tfE R O IR D . 'C all Lynrt LITTLE ADS JuUiHarrUen .'. . 733.)33& tialg SflUnd^rt . . . 734.337» Conlacl Dally't Oarage. Hantan. Equipment, Jerome. * S chm ier, Grand VU T ra ile r Cout'f, full pow tr. ^'2195 ip a c e 6\. a fte r 10 a. tn , . IjvinBrsvwn ..... 734-3740 1951 JE E P u n lv e ria l.. Steel cab, 4 A N T IQ U E .,1917 modal T iru ck 1970 MVCUN S(T Wheat drive wllh lo«;k out hobi.’ o rig in a l, running condition'. UOOpr foctory Chev. VB, tow b a r , Safely in. b e lt o ffe r. 733-5333. . P0NT1ACS- w'nrionly ...... BIG SAVIMGS! nUlCKS ^2878 1969 MERCURY Montogo 2 Door Hardtop ipectftd-and ready to hunl. UOo; 19&4 IM PAIA C H E V R 0U E T5 R io n it liniih, w liil* lO|i. kxown Ita lh tr ini«tio«, fully •(^>jipp«il, (arryt , 7iJ'853rBt''ni'34Sa (iffer 6 p. m. Mnrdlop CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE NEARLY NEW.)V70Ford Ranchoro. OLDSMOniLES loctory warroniy. U nder 3.000 m lle i. New M Icltelln V-Q engine .... *599 D irect Faclory.D aaler 1943 CHCVRO LBT 3 to T lo n o wheel tire * . Phono 733 9406, a fter 5:00 bate. 4-ipeed.. 3 »p0od. good I9&B IMPALA 3 dr Thelien Prlc^ *2195 ru b b e r. 43i.S095. lldto p. VO, tiir. Quio Irani, pwr. tliiring *1833 1985'CHEVROLET 'j lon ihorl 1964 PONTIAC HARBAUGH MOTOR CO. 1968 RAMBLER Ambassador 4 Door Sedan wheel baie, Acyllnriar. good llre«. 3 donr ' Unmaiied wliile limOi. «. "Drive A LUtlo/Savo A Lot” ■ ^ tliny in ltiio r, (ully aquipped wilh pawar 73) a«&3 a lte r 4:00. liardiop . . . 795 ir-tondilioning, radio, tiaalar,-White woH 1961IMPAIASS GOODINC^ 934-4112 337 V-Q.oir-cond. 6 power . . *995 W a.$t890...T h.ii.nP rl«. , ...... * 1 6 4 5 1963 OAIAXIE FORD Ranger. 33.000- rnilot. 1967 CADILLAC Coupo beVjlle aglomalic iranirnliiion. to gallon 1970 PONTIAC CARS S«dort...... *399 sport Coupe,ne. benulllul broniv finiilt w illt moichit^QrKOtChinQ nylon inUrior.in trio r, ol (O^riat 0«i capacity, b'j' camper. '6 6 IM PA IA 4 Dr'. Sed. itt fully Package o r le p n rate. 733-8337. V'fl, QuIofOQtlc tian». . . . ‘rlc...... * 2 9 7 0 floor bod with 10 ton doubto ram h o lit. One o w n e r. 33,000 m lle i. TREMEKDOUS SAVINGS mqi.c tra n i...... *688 t43S0. KSSOrilVBOlIT 1/2 ton 1969 PONTIAC Bonnovillo Brougham" 19*6 C M E VRO I. ET ton pickup. 4 PicVup...... *139 Daoutilul 4 door hardtop, lookt b lo nil naw. full powar. plut oir'Condilion. X 4 lock out h u t.I, V0, heavy wt«eol» 1966 PONTIAC Bonneville ..^1075 1968 BEI-AIR ing. local owniid. i| you're looking lor a naorly ntw cor nr>d ir«l«nd lo tove and hitch : t l7 ’>5, over S3000, Sae lliii one todny.' Hardtop c6upo, real good tires, power steering. rodjo,.pow«r Sedan. V-0, auto. -Irontmiition. . . *1295 . .19*5’ FORD 1 'on w llh duals. '353' bralB, automatic Irantmiision, power steering, V-a. 4 ip a td 1967 CHRYSLER Newport Custo/n 4 Door ■rantmiiiion . . 1946 C H E V I lO LE T M allbu SS. Good radio, whitewall tires. *945 Soft baige eilerior, while vinyl top. brown nylsn inlanor.' of (Ourta iti (Condition. 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By LABRV TIIORSON prodding us and snylng, 'look, wkod ncl ot vandalism und SAN FRANaSCO {UPI> - dail -thla Is whut Ifa all dostruction/'hoimid. ^issollsflctl with Uilngs around :Loui8_B._l^dborg heads the obout.*" .. "It lias since boon ratlono- uiem. wbrld^fl’ l a r « o 8 t " 6 a i C ^ ^ o n i r ^ ^ ^ ^ cbrjibrQllbn h h s a -,klnd ll* cd 'b y "th o M ‘ Who e l t h e r 'le d - - ^ of Ainorlco. Hj) Is a card* of. publlc rosponslblllty ... tlio attack or’pympathlxed XROSS PENS AND PtNClU ' currying mombor of the esta* buslnos-i cannot bb ,'dlvorccd. It, tljat uny roprbsentativo • of ' IIAUMARK . blUhmont whoso silver hqtr and frcnnthoulllmalc’bosl IntorostH tho ostabuHhmcnt is uullty PENSANIIPKILS ; • cpnsorvatlVo blue ' suits are of the peoplo?' Bocauso tho ostablishincnl Was ,Trl«ht from tho mold. But some Jn April, thi board chairman' Kuilty of all Ujq crlmcs aKolnst y o i ! s V oniifl (dens arc not. of the. Bank ■ of Amorica society. Hut In ovary rospoct, ForlnsUmco; appcarodbbforeSon..J..WIHlam P‘o accident of our boln« there —"Tho, radical and I arc In Fulbrlght’s Senato Foreinn I^o- to tho-attack against us. - flatho boat.' I aHroe wlUi .latlons Committee to testlfv althouHh a great deal of It qm 8((ins, tho i-cHt o f u s hav e yono be bouRht literally.'" nlong pretty Huplnoly." . PICK A SPECIALIST FOR VOUR HEARING -^"In iny judgement, tho War In Vietnam is a trngic national Lundborg was nsked whiit his A t o port of our complete hooring c«id iervic«, W« oMar m lstuke. ... If. anyone is to personal reaction was when ho Q (roe audiomotric.toit and hoarin(| evalubtioh in our blamo, It I.V people like mo for loarnod that a Bank of America offico or ypur liomo. Como in or,co'll fo J o / and find not spooking up and speaking brancliinlsla Vistn.nonr&mta -oul what—Coml^-SoJ^nd":by-1’£LE.K_can-do_for.^yoUa_ out sooner ..." ‘ Barbara, Qillf., hnd^been' —‘‘Wlint (young people) sny burned, to tho ground by ~W ham m o... they want doesn't sound so demonstrators last February, different, you know, from what "My first reaction was Ono*of TELEX HEARIKG AID SERVICE n i n t h IflfaDtry Division armor, on patrol In Quangngoi grouper Vieii ing soldiers who hod taken up a position on the our founding fatliers said they^comploto anger, indignation, 339 Moln W .il, Twin Fclli. Idoho I^ovince south of the Vietnamese Demilitarized Zone, fires on a right. (UPI) .wanted ... tlic young people aro outrage '—a completely unpco*

Controversy Hits GI Radio Announcing By IIOWAnD FIELDS of AFRTS is In tlie Washington, WASHINGON (UPI) -O ne of D.C., suburb of Rosslyn, Va. tiic sm nllcr item s in }lic h ^ c Some ordera'to kill stories over U.S! defense budget allocates $3 tlie entire network have come million a year to the operation directly from the nearby of the Americnn Forccs Radio Pentagon. ' ai^d Television Service, better One such stor,y concerned tlie knouT) to CJs by jt.s initials, fl.OOO slieep killed by lethal a l i m i t e d AFBTS. nerve gas at tho Utah Dugway AFRTS is supposed to pro­ Proving Ground two years ago. vide V;Smtlllon U.S. servicemen — AFRTS newsnion In Wasliing. — - overseas'with the same kind of -ton-also-wero -told- to delete broadcnst news and entertain­ stories concerning contracep­ ment they'd get at home. tion and speculation tliat Spain Ttie 350 radio stations and 00 might not renew Its bases public oKering ' television stations operated by treaty witJi tlie United States. AFRTS In 27jiatlons do*provide IronicnUy, anoUier story killed music and sports coverage was a report from a UPI similar to thnt carrleffTjy' reporterin Saigon telling about— ■ privately operated networks AFRTS newsmen charging on ^ and stations in this country. tlie air that tlielr news was But Uiere is shar/Tcontrover- ■J}cing censored. o ! p o c k e t s i z e . sy as to ^ h e th e r AFRTS Is John. Christian Broger, 5G, a living up t(Ttljc policy laid down “ consultant on psychological • ■ by former Defense Secretary warfare to the Joint Chiefs of Robert S. McNamara in 10G7. Staff from 1954-5C, runs AFRTS McNamara said: from a Pentagon office. “McmberB ot our armed He told UP! that some types ^iver ii^pts. forces ... arc entitled to the of censorship arc Justifiable same unrestricted access to tlie and necessary. iTcws'mnTrnll'Dthcrcltlzcnsr ■------Broger-points-to-a-Defense- Interference with Uils access Department directive —atill In wlU not be p erm itted ." force —which allows two Critics—including a sututan* exceptions to the no-censorship tial number of present and rule. "Information which .would former employes of AFRTS — be of m a te ria l assistan ce to charge that Its news programs potential enemltJS and ... arc • sometimes aubjocted to information considered sonsi- censorship. They say attempts . tive to the host country," may ACTUAL SIZE' also are mode to use AFRTS be suppresse{r under this news broadcQsts as a vehicle directive, - forpropagandn-almedat-people — Present .and former. AFRTS.. of the host country or other employes told UPI that'the non-Americnns who may be w idest possible interpretntion is listening in. given to those two loopholes to Defense officjalslsay relative-, srftisfy new s m nnngm ent in ly little mnnoRcment of news ■ AFRTS broadcasts. lakes place,- ahd what does One former AFRTS newsman occur is justifiable on grounds who now-works-for-a Woghing— of military security or national ton radio station said: - Interest. " I ’ve worked in m any new.s Some coses of jiews suppres­ operations and I've never seen sion have been, clcnrly—do: or witnessed anytliing equal to cum enled. ■thB“Topresslon and censorsh^ - LlBteners nlso-dld not hear that’s evident at armed forces radio.” until more than a week after It was broadcast and printed In fl two-hour Interview, widelyjn tlie United States that Broger repeatedly denied any — an-:AM^r|gftl—eompuny-^had- refused to fight In a certain AFRTS news. "I couldn't battle. ______m anage Uie nows If I w anted . (piuiruK). n>e central operation for all to,".hc snid. "I wouldn’t'know $ 1 0 each how to dn It." JHa^^aiLlIsjes S in gl^ timitron^ningoi per customer

State School Unit A limited number of these ingots, c.icli .serially numbered, are offered in commemoration of our 65tli Anniversary diis By nUTIf YOUNGBLOOD crented small school dlatriclrf’." HONOU/LU {UPI) -H awaii tTic framework provides for year, I k-rc's your op(iOrtiinitj; .to aa|uire a solid .silver ingot, , has avoided a multitude of “n more equal distribution of educational headaches by keep- total funds," Hunt said. "Ttiere ■for yourself, for your children or grandchildren, Kachjngot is — Ing'Sclwol-flnnnelng out-of-tlio-iB-no-groat-flap-botwoon-tliO- hands of tlie taxpayer. quality of education In the ' packaged in a velour drawstring pouch and gift box, I'ach Educators all over tlie United wealthy ■ and poor . areas ' States-are taking n close look becnuso tho poorer taxpayer Hank & 'l'ni.st ingot can£aiiis-1.000.-gniius.^f_solid,-stccling- at Hawaii’s doubly unlquo voted against a tax Incroase." silver, whose weight and purity are gijaranteed by the worlds' systcm-n single statewide Instead, each school principal ^hool district for primary submits a projected budget for . largest private mint. . through'high Rchool education a school year to U)o superinten- Nfunde^totallyi^ Ulo‘IeglsIaturo.. ^ n t of schools who turns in his Other states, wlth'sbverkl'or budgdt requo^l tor Uio 'entire m any ^ h o o l d istricts each wlU) d e p a rtm e n t to tho b o a rd of taxing powcr» have problems . education and tiie governor, A 'Memento of our 65th Anniversary ‘^ c h Hawaii’s system practi- Ttie legislature then acta on ' ' - • ______anil to Idaho, the Silvnr Statu ' Iffilijninalijs.------— Uja_budgi*t_iwd-apprdptJali5^ bo8tn)f-^famirtcrtH(n>i .centralization and tlie best of Bchools.'AdJustments are made' decentralizdtlon,". said acting If tho legislature-appropriates Deputy Suporintendent of less tlmn was asked for, but Schools, Jam es R. Hunt; ■ nwre money is spend for,public Becaiuo of Increasing inistan< ' educatibn\in Hawaii than for c«8 of taxpayers voting against any other activity. TWIN FALLS ‘ ‘ ■ ‘ ‘ • I department Is ware->of— ______. „ Tilng too Impor- ■ rev iv ed K S^eat number of sonal because ot tlie high requettfl on how .Hawail'n dagrceof cenlralltalion. •iyttem workf. ' "But bqcauM we’re aware oT '.'It hM been in effect the danger, we've become Miilo Oliice, lOZ Main Avf. Drlve-In Locatlbn, Shoshone Si 2iul Ave. So.. 'th^ dayc-oflhe monarchy In the . extremely sensitive to Uie liluc Ukes Bronch 1329 Filer A v i’ 'Ejiat—-Kimberly Drancli[ 2-12 Main St. North late laooV* Hunt said, "but needf of the teachers, parehtr "7,- ^ inn»^Bta4cal>v-Mirf pu|UlaU>Ju^ -...... J 2 0 ^ SBKVIN& ALL OF M AGIC VALLEY

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ion yinciNiA k n a v e u , FO R E D W A R D />. JORDAN, ' a n im a l" , tlia.n lo o iIu th . Y ou i-«!rtainly th e g re a tc u t, b u t th e profcfiiii(m al f(ir>thall I'rft'ufi-nliiil Aihiiirr on DirecUir, Inslilutiannl l a n n o t «;al<'li all anim iiln by kno<;king wrltcrn eelectod Johnny UnitaH of Halii- (loniuofff ABuirx R fiearch attil I'laitnini;. ' llicni down with driigs. more nH the Oulolnnding I^layer of liic Thr Culholic Uiiivrrsity o/ D e c u d c , n n d I'd Hny th a t Im w ould <;er- HfiCflttlly, I purchaafltl Am*:rira iuinly qtmlify au one nf tlm grcaicf^t, if- « h e m i n o n r t 1‘tfKFOR ttlADUIIANN lt. CARROIX, ocuns not the best. Btato that mt$ 'pri€^d An atomic detector for Why ia it that your f ^ t r / Doe$n*t fnit^traiJfi m ran th a t vented by you iit 1064. What tvaa tioned except by nam e there in a aet price im items nation- the reanlt of thia drtec.lor?— Mrs. tphtui.the press, is do­ Can you cooh, ami do aliyy'—Marne Snfffen^ llakerafteUli Kay i'.artrr, Durham, N.C. i n g o n article on yon? you enfoy coohlng?— C alif. • My delrcior, based on piin<'ipb-K of I f — Alice R. Traylor, W illiam lie.yer, Vurttn, • A fnir-lrn rm lia tin n , w a s mn:iu!H>*fully t«st«*d Naples, Texaa Arh,. • by' ihc m«mj!iu:liir«r, wliicli. prrvail>* for dclcclion of biddL-n uxphiMivcH c a r - • I mention niy ninoycar-old daughter M lntf'W iifr. N o l nil HlftlrH, h nv« fn ir-trn d c riril onlo plnncrt. a( Dnllcn Airi>ort, Suznnne, it anoniH, in nearly every inter­ InwH. W h e re itti fu ir-lriu ic p r ir c AKiHln, WiiHhiiijiion. D.C. It lui» not hrcn adopt- view. Rtit often htoriex are about my life I r a n cook,- but to nay that I enjoy" tlic pric'R iH Rt'iirriilly low rr hccniKin r<‘' 4;d, primarily bi'caiixo cif higb opi‘ni- UH an cnteriainer, and I keep 4hat com­ it would bo exnggernting. inilnrH liBitnlly w ill r e d iir c (lu* RiiRci'rttcd fional rostn. i • pletely Beparate from my private life. prift-O. FOR ROGER MVDD, FOR MARIJN PERKINS, DUmor. FOR HART STAlin, -7ij«rWr/.flrA, ||||||||M |||M ^ C n S - lv newM c a rrrsju ‘iiil<'iit S i . I.oiii.% X o o POR FATHER DANIEL EGAN^ Green Hay Packers j A t Ihn ronrliiijon n ] "The Jiinkir Pnesl'’ On y o f i r tv series yon If'hom do you eonside y^ur newscasts y o u ni- la the f'Mlafte Ihwen never give animala the greateat tjuarter- . ways glance at yoiir for tiruu adtlirla atiti tranqniUsera. Do you b a c k o f . y o u r e r a ? — pocket watch. W h y ilo in the hnililinff tvhere . c.onaider them danger- I M arti W olcv^r,' Coun- JwuiiiVu - y o u d o s o ? — it firat oponeil in 1062t (iHji to the animala?— ^cll D luffs, ./A im Saylo Popickf Scranton, Pa. and hoip ia it funttetl? Joyce Vaughn, S t. Joaeph, III, • Tbcifi nte H» mimy grcnl (juartcrUnf.Uft % The pockct WRtcU I glnnce n< is a ~~Roae L'llenrenx, Hlanchralort N,ll» • On. many (iri-artiono i>n "Wild King- tod^iy that it (s really iinpo»sihIe to name Htop \v' anrsrhrtizp ani- (irnm fo r fcm n lu n animaiM.if Wniit lo nili II fiimnii* ii f|ii<-aiion? Ynii ran lltm iigli llali■rolitmit. and wti’ll *•'< t1i« iiii*w<-r fnnii ilir. |iri»iiiiii-iil pm nn you tlnignalfl. SrmI qiirclinn, prrfrraltlr o>< " S i., New York CiJy. The New York SlaHf not iiHcd ill tiiL‘ right priiporliotiH to body |x>*l niril, lo All. nirin Yniirsclf, Fnnilly W rrlil)', 6-II L.rKlnaloi» Avn., Nrw York, N.Y. N a rc o tic CommtH^ticM) p ru v id c a ub w illi w rigbt. They art; inon; dinigrroiiK to Homi* 10022. U r ruiiiioi nrltiiiiwlrilgr <)iir*ll<>ii«r lull 85 w ill |»r |ia(

FOR JAM ES CONLON, Pirraor. UJ!. lliireiin oj Kimraving and 1‘r in lin g . When tPill the new «iftry I of the Treasury, David K en n ed y tiH/l Mra, D o r o th y ' EiatoH^ W obtlar Slnco 1843 Is spelling ii fourth—to the Merrinm brolberfi, When he sees ex*wife (and mother of be protlueed?— Tont CantUe, Aahtit’ big problem to you? Then take some heirs still publish revisions of his d a u g h te rs ) G en ev iev e ‘*at w eddings, bula, O h io inspiration from old Nonh ' Wchstcr. W ebster’s works. As for poor spcllerfl. and sometime# funerals," he answers Il took him. 20 ycara, working nil Webster believed, "A living longunge % O n M ay 2(t, 1% Q , lU U Itu rc a u Htiirtc« the orig— —or daughter—is a full-time student ___ inaLhoBt on Jan. J4, l ‘J52. at o school more than 100 miles from grandchildren with. "I hnvo the money homo, when the auto insuronce policy nnd I’ll spend it.” Tfiis is n typical is renewed, parents con take advontage FOR AlilGAIL VAN tWREN, Noah Websfer example: Gleason had given his grand­ of this discount,'^ccordinB lo John J. “Dear Al>hy'‘ roliintn AmerfcanJzoc/ son a huge T^ddy bear from a posh Foley, of CNA Insuronce. "It is avail­ Miami shop. Somehow it got run over Are the namea aigned f/io d/cfionory. able from most insurance companies, by a studio truck. M elting.at the little at the bolliim of eaeU and opplies in most stales." Of course, boy’s tears, Gleason promised, "Grand­ letter printed In y o u r Ihc car must stay home, to be used pa will flx it." He rushed into his ro /iim N m ade u p by by the student only on vacations; dressing room with it, sccretly di»- y o u , o r ahould the w rit- eliminating unpronounced letters— patched an oide to the store for an «ir maltm up hU oten?— yieki Stetler, “tung" for tongue, for.exampte. When Grandpa Glaoton J/ickie Oleason immediate duplicole-SiiorUy after, put­ PoughkmepMim, /V.V. Webster dle

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A tnothcr look her litlle fivc-ycar* Washlngron higwin rnnipluining to old son to the photographO'rs. Wiicn journoUst: "The Iasi lime I spoke to Ihc miui with the citmeru began lo you oO the record, / dUhi'i s ir n word lulju'.l ihi; lens nnil turn it townril the of it in your tien’spar^r." liltle lu)y, he imineiiiately set up a -^^-Gene Ytnrnak howl. In vain Ihc inolher iliil her best (o quiet luni, but Ihc youngster sitn- — A man had bocn having some irou- ply liicln'i want his piciure taken. hlc wilh his television set., lie iltdn’l “Look, darlinj’," said llie rnolljer know nny TV repairmen, so he picked soothingly, "ihis j^cntlenian wop’l one out of the phone book lo comc hurt you. Just sniile and keep vWy to his houMS ntxd fix th e set. still for a moment, and it will he all T h e rep airm an show ed up anil fid­ over before you know it." d led aro u n d w ith th e .set for a liillc "I don't believe you,” whimpereil while. Then he rcplaceil a luhc. made the boy with tents running down his n minor adjii.stment, and then pre­ checks. "Tliut’s whiit you lold- me sented a bill for $35. -Ht-thc-^cntistV*----- T=/>7T>r'f7r7i7ir7/~ "^The o w n e r im m ediately [>ecanie highly indignant. IV hy is It when It'j in y turn to hiU. “Tliirty-flvc dollars," he yelled, nil the players are colleiJ home lo “Wliy, I can gef a ooctor lo make a supper? — Charles-Richer house call for only 20 dollar^- — “ Y cuh, I k n o w ," said the rcpiMr- Lelier from a little Chicago hoy man, very.calmly, obviously not very from summer camp to his folks:- much perturbed by his customer's " nie first day I didn't have liardly di-spleasurc. *'I used lo b a a docior." uny friends. T|\c second day I had a • — Harold Itohind' few friends. The third day •! had friends and unenties.’' — Airic M ills A p t to Bo Dliuistroufi W licllior you nrn old or yoiuiK' Peeriuf! over the edge of the greet- 'I'I i Ih m ay he inily Ntftili ing'Card counter, the little fellow I'lie poornnl limo **> fiiKl your asked hopefully, "Do you have dny to n g iip blank .report cards^” xi!iticfuioti SluaM ^ ^Satiie in SP'ieetoMi, I h wUeu you loae your hetul. — Thonuis LaMance — I/d / C/irtr/trif/.' ^ytatu/I^ia^c S V a /^ JSP/cujfitfji & e//ai\(h ^/$i*ta '

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The way a parent reacts in a seemingly unimportant situalion may create, an impression a child will never forget

By NORMAN M. LOBSENZ

author Sir James Barrie once wrole, Ihe quiet of the night. S>omc years ago, when my “God ^ives us memory so that wc may “Why do you remember Ihat?" I young wife was stricken with have roses in December." His words asked. "It doesn’t seem important," a desperate illness, I won­ applied not just to old age. but to any “I don’t know," he said. “I didn't dered how l would be able to bleak December of the soul. even know I JW remember it tintil just No parent can ever really ■ know now." Then, a few moments later: It'H JuhI orsanix«(l commnn B«nuv, cope with the physical and unyHthlu70*y«ar>ol(l home>Htiidy H’/i/r/i memory, planted in childhoqtj, ‘-‘Miiylw 1 do know why. Maybe i( Hchflol. T heir wor f a r t in. y o u ilo n 't. 'r i ii n i ' long-forgotten incident sud­ h iiik Ih hiivo IcarntuI tiiUHii' wKli .Ihc denly came to mind. Jim and I were pulling a frejjh coat of they mention similar moments—ex­ lonHonit w it |;iv(< liv it iilil. S o <-ini you. ' paint on the porcH railing. Wc were periences or incidents not of any great Thi* m-i-n-l in ...... I was about 10 years old, and my wity our li'sitonii I in ic I) ymi Sijirtiiii; talking about plans lo celebrate his importance. Not crises or Iraimias or from ii<-r;ili'h, ilii-y hIio w you will) mother wns seriously ill. I had gotten triumphs, but things which although uiii>j)li< wiiritii iiiut jiirliin rit rx iii lly approaching ISih birthday, and I found whiil to do. V't.it li-iiri) to [>Liv (lu; up in the middle/of the night lo get a myself thinking how qiiickly his child­ ' small in themselves carry sharp sensa­ riitlit w iiy-by ni>li<, from hI i i -i’I drink of watcf. As I passed-my parents’ niUHir. W iltio iil Uh. hood had passed. tions of warmth and joy, or-sometimes Uul liow do you know vOii'rti ilo- bedroom. I saw the light on. I looked o f p ain . in|[ it riidil'.' Ha»y. A lot of l>io lunot inside. My father was silling in a chair youll (iriirlici- iirul aro Hon{:>‘ “ W i. at do you remember best?" I . What most of them remembered. voii'vr luiiity linii-u, Sinci* you in his bnthrohe next to Molher?a_bed^ — asked-him:------7 ~from cinnihood was not mere sets of __Jujuw--hc»w_lli*)y’r«^ >upponnd to­ She was nslccp. He was just sitting there, NOiind, y o u r a n l i ’N wJu' rt y o u'vo '•«ot H e 1 answered without a moment’s facts, but the special UelhiRS lhal ac­ thum riiclil." doing nothing. SttirtJcd, I rushed into -hesitalion. “The night wc .were driving company them. For despite their appar­ I l y ’ th i' tin iiy y iiu iso o ...... r> tnori^ ad- vaiUHMl In* a lih t to li-ll -tbe_TQQm. • ______• somewhere, just you and me, on a tlark ent simplicity, these memories are com­ ir'you r noirH aiuliiniinit iini ritjlit. “What's wronB?” I cric In fo r m a tio n i i I mhH th iu wrong. I'm just watching over her." dozen incidcnt.H, both pleasant and un­ convnnioni, t'<.'onrfc S liX f. or self-pity.* That memory gave'me the { had l>cen driving cross-country, “But do you know what I remember —Strength to take up, my own burden. traveling late lo keep a tight schedule. best? It was the day of the annual I had tlopi^d to clean the windshield, school picnic..Uncxpecledly, my usually t iU.S. School of Music I cannot say exactly how, but the when all at once a cloud of fireflies very dignified father appeared in his I 1‘o ri VVakliiitRlon. N rw York I lO.V) memory wns curiously powerful. Tlie surrounded us. Jim, who was five years shirtsleeves, sat on the grass with me, I I'm lnur*il«>l In U im lni ti> p liy Dm Imlru' I nw<|t ^clvrbnj I'UsM M ul mv^ymir remembered light and warmth from , old then, was tremendously excited. He an d n tc a box lu n ch — nn d th en m.Tilc ’ my parents' room had a spectral quality, < kn*>rumwy; Ith tit __ winled to catch one, I was tired and__ -Ihc-loagcatJilt-in-Qur-tofthaU-ganu^-l— "nnd” my~ralhoTs words hiruntFd me: ten.se, and anxious lo gel on to our des- found out later iHat he postponed a n ri«l>» LI RitaKlullaf DA a liue there." U (lri*n-pl|>«. (I Vliilln I] C event, the role I now a.ssumcd seemed •l«(tr*«l<, r««il n (awlfl* didn’t have time to wflsic when some­ My friend Is a nioh wlio experience'; somehow bearable, as if a resource had thing made me change my mind, tn the world as a busy, serious place, but been called from the'past, or from the trunk of the car I found an empty who basically, feels nil right about it w ith in .- ' - • glass jar. Into it we swooped dozens of nnd nbout himself. His favorile chiUl- In moments of ’ psychological jeop­ Ihe^ insecls. A nd w hile Jim w atched hoo^l memory is both clue and cause of ardy, such childhood memories often them glow on and off, 1 lold him of the his fundamental soundness. turn out to be tlw ultimate resources of mysterious cold light they carried in Clearly, Iho |)owor that parents have personality, dark prisms which focus thdr bodies. Finajly, we tmctippcd-thc— -to-shftpo~llte memoriw~lhchr~childrcn- -oitr-btisic feelings iiliout life. As Hritlsh jiir and Fet iho firellics blink away into will carry involve^ an awesome respon- “I remember ihe night we were d rM n s • somewhere, jusi you and tne; on a dark road, and yo u slopped the car and helped me catch fireflies."

ones can form the adult personality. “What we describe as *character,* *' wrote Sigmund Freud, “is, based on |ho memory-traces of our earliest youth." • Parents can try to find the extra energy, time, or enlhuiiasm. to carry out (he small and **insignincan(“ plan that is so important to a child. Tlie sim* _____ pie act of bnkiDg_thJll_8pccial-batch of - 'cookics,or helping (o build (hat model car, when you are (Ired or hurried, may make an important memory for your youngster. t • Conversely, a parent can try to guard against the casual disillusion-- ments and needless disappointments which they often unthinkingly inflict on ------ch ild ren .—I “w o u ld -v c n t« re" th at~ B lm o 8 t everyone has a memory of a conceled outing or a broken promise without a reason or an explanation. “My fa(her always »»scd to say, 'We’ll see,” * one man told me. “I soon learned that what (ha( meant was 'no.' “ has only those.’’, • Parents can keep up family tra- ■ Not long ago, I talked with a woman d id o n s an d rttu a ls. S im p le 'o b s e rv a n c e s ..... who had married ji_younfi_un

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depahmcnt. It was difTlcult to keep Mlothcr e says she gave up with Ihe ever-changing me. My birth to m e twiw, My ac- facc looked puffed' up one day and tu a f bJrth d ate ' is, Sept. 23, downright thin lhc“ nexl,“ ir dirccf 1948. But 1 was really re­ relation to my salt intake. Olher syiuptomaJccpL-cropping up, too. born on May 23, 1967. The following summer of l<)fi2, I That’s the day my mother . again spent several weeks in tite hos­ donated her left kidney for pital vmdcrgoing tests and ircntmcnt, this time at the modern kidney re* the transplant that saved search facilities' of The New York my life. Now I’m married Hospital. I continued to Iw an out­ and expecting our first baby patient there, making regular clinic in the fall. visits every other week with my fa­ ther driving me in from our home It’s a long trip from the Uidncy- in Day Shon:, N.Y., on Long Island. She Needs Your Love. . . rcsearcli ward to tlic maternity, ward • —one that nobody thought I'd ever Lillie Rouitn doesn’t know. lUot her rutiire Q . (lo w long h as C C F been helping children 7 I 3 y I sp en t a third con- hangs in ihc bnlancc ... her fnihcr has just A. Since 1938. be taking. Today I'm ihi-nicd iii he scculivc summer in the hospital. I l>een killed in un nccideni. h er m o th er ca n ­ Q. W hal help does the child receive from my alive—and lo be giving life. It all was feeling like a human guinea pig not earn enough to feed a large famiiy. support 7 A. In countries of great poverty, seems unreal. I’m so huppy I jiut hut remained blindly hopeful the Before loni^ her big smilc'will be lost as such as India, your gifts provide total sup­ wont to jump for joy. condition would toon clear up. she searches for food, shivers wichoui warm port for n child. In other countries your However, the six-year ntghtn\arc - 1 did manage lo hold my own for clothing, ^unable to even write her own sponsorship gives ihe children benefits that of events leading up to my iraniplui>t tlic next three years. My weight was name, trapped for life in a crowded slum in otherwise they would, not receive, such as won't l)c easily erased. Rio dc Janeiro, Rrazil. diet supplements.' medical care, adequate slowly 'going down. And my morale Growing up. I rememher uinw We must enroll her in our Family Helper clothing, school supplies. was going up. Only the clinic visitf Jim es neglecting *6 contnlM»tc wl«-' - Projeci immediately, 'so she can stay with Q. Are all Ihe children in orphfln«s«4? A. viHitinued. Celebrating my good her moiher.'yet reccive the assistance and No..somc live with widowed mothers, and volunteers asked for morK> i<> l^^lth. ! l)ccame a sort of super education .Ihnt will m ake her childhood through CCF Family Helper Projects they port research in combatiog,%jr44>ui teen-ager, enthusiastically plunging ttnd-hcr fuuire-hopefuJ.------—arc cnnblcd to stay at home.'mihcr than - diseases. After aU. illnettw j* tcmuXc in to th at stag e o f life I h ad so dcs- How can you sponsor a child like Rosetta enter an orphanage. CCF has homes for the — something which always striKk . pcrately misled being n part of. Then in countries.around the world? Here are blind, abandoned babies homes, day care other people. Now 1 know it happened. some answers to your questions: nurseries,,health homes, vocational training F o r w h en I w as 12 ycark old. At the beginning of my senior year Q. What doM 1( cost to sponsor a child 7 A. centers, and many other types of projects. • I came down with,n lerriblc strep at Bay S h o re H igh School, 1 siid- Only SI2 per m onth. (Y o u r gifts a re taK Q. W hoowiu and operatei CCF? A. Chris- throat. And my legs were swollen. deductible.) ChildrcnXFund is an independent, .._dcnly.. becam c-jlL Desperately I ill. 1 Q. May 1 choose the child I wiUt lo help? non-profit organization, regulated by a felt so exhausted, I would cut classes ■' A, You may indicate your preference of boy national Doard of Directors. CCF co­ family doctor was pu-ulcd. He and go lo a friend's house to sleep, or girl. age. and country. Many sponsors operates with both church and government thought perhaps rhy symptoms were, .afraid of alarming my parents. And allow us to selcct a child from our emer- agencies, but is completely independent. caused by some spider bites I had I couldn't hold down food, had ter­ ficncy list. Q. Who supervises the worL overseas? A. , rccclved at camp a few monlhs ear­ rible chills, and was constantly too Q. Will I reccive a photograph of my child 7 R egional oflices are stafTc.d w ith b o th lier. He suggested my parents take tired, too anemic lo do anything. 1 A.. Yes, and with the photograph will come Americans ond nntionols. Caseworkers, me to a specialist who promptly put was becoming a vegetable. a case history plusa description of the home orphanage superintendents, housemothers, me in the hospital for six weeks to When I fould myself having trou­ or project where your child rcccivcs help. and other personnel must meet high pro­ ru n tcst.s. T h e resu lt: I hiid d ev el­ fessional standards—plus have a deep love ble breathing. I was finally rushed Q . How long does it tak e before I learn about oped nephritis, a disease character-^ •Ih* child Bsiilgned lo me? A. You will re­ for children. to a local hospital for transfusions ized by malfunctioning of the kidneys ceive your Personal Sponsor Folder in about Q. How do you keep track of all (he children and tlien spent the next tliree montlis , — keeping the poisons locked in the two weeks, giving you complete informn* and sponsors? A. Through our I DM data at The New York Hospital- - lion about-tl>e-<;hild you-will-be-lMlping. ' procetiing equipn^nt.-sve-maintitin com-- “ O urw orst“fcars wereTcnliJ'-cd: My O. May I write lo my child ? A. Yes. In fact, plete information on every child receiving undUcovered. kidneys were failing rapidly. yourchild will write to you a few weeks assistance and the sponsor who provides Doctors at the hospital gave me During this time, my high-school after you beconie a sponsor. Your letters the gifts. heavy doses of pills, instructed me principal contacted mo with the news are translated^y one Of our wol'kers over- ' Spoacom urgently needed this Month’ for to keep oir salts, and decided to take _Ihai_X ri_bc_rcccivjnc_niy_t!jpI‘2!l»i} -seairVou^recciveyourchild’soriBinnl letter.— cUM r«i~lii:-IndiBrBnu:lt."'Talwafr"(For~ n waiHuuJ-see attitude concerning my • even th o u g h m y illness w ould dcfi* plus an English translation, dircci irom tH2 moiornnd:Honff*KDnar(Orlenirselecnr ■~c61fdIiron, ror which i soon learned nilely prev^ni nie from atteniiinp home or projoct overseas. child for you from our emergency list.) there was no known cure. As a re­ classes the rest of the term. It seemed sult of the medication, I suddenly possible I wouldn't live past my IHth Write todiiy: Vereni J., MilU < - ■ - Ilou SU gained 40 poundH— goin’g from u size b irth d ay . CHtUSTIAM CHILDREN'S FUND, inc. RtduMWHl. Va. 23204 eight lo. a size 16 dresit without any I underwent peritoneal dialysis, i I wish to sponsor n □ boy □ girl in N am e_^ change in my regular eating habits. medical process whereby a tube Country)—______Entering junior high school that inserted in the stomach, slowly drain □ Chooie u child who need# me most, w ill pay SI2 a month. 1 enclose my first City------year, I had to skip teen styles and ing the systerrf of accumulated poi payment o f ____ _ Send me child's name. S late______'Z ip ____■______shopped for clothes in the women’s sons—work my kidneys were too sick story. Addreu and piciurc. I cannot sponsor W *tliUr»il (VPA-AOO) w llh lh« U. S. C pvarnm inl'i AilvJwry CiiinniiltM «>n Volunufy I fiM iin Aid. O ifli a child but want to give t krt III tUiluciihlr. Cansdiint^ W ill* r40T Yoni«. □.Please send'me more informution. TflftvMo r 4* 0 0 ' Fnmily Wtckly.-O'oioher tH, 1070 ‘ " I Haband i I Journey CORDUROY . M BJULESS slackt for m ' Vlaternity Ward ’ I '■ As told to Helen Rosenbaum I EASY LIVING ■ a month after my transplant— in lime ^Eaiy living iisrii after worUI And calls for Cadar I lg_i{rniluntc w ilh m y clnsR. _ Slacl^:'EaKi«r to <]at on ovar>your ihoai, A Hitia ■ 'aaiiar In lha knaai, crotcliT,and ihlgh. Laii you Out a few dayn Inter tho trouble band eatiac whan you inap'lha laaih on Pldo'i I Tcnllybcgnrr. This time I waa-sufTer- collar. Easier in (h« teat whali you tquat lo find ■ ing from severe migraine hendnches. t Ilia prSpansrn-of-Twd-pslnt-on-tha-bollom »J»aW. I w And tests showed my blowl pressure Andaaty an thv waht - two o*nHe strttch' • im artt which giv»a /-i-t-t-l-tt whan you tink Iind shot up dangerously high. 1 was ' i'" down into vour taty chair or gat up I hack in'the hospital again. Doctors from tha dinnar tabJa. were afraid the kidney was beginning, And Eai^ clolhinti.l - » removed by surgeons. As a result, my I headaches ceased, and- my blood EASY TO HU\L^ pressure rerurned (o its normal level. i:AvSY T O O R D E R i Jud Qiva ut vour ttio — iwaiil and tntoonn. rill in T hen all sorts of wontlcrfiil things Ihil coupon. Mail it in, im happened. For one thing, I fell in and heap an oye on your front door. Tha n^ailnun and no belt at all I love. A friend introduced me to John will bring tham (ail poit- Tliomas during the summer of 196B. paid). No parking prob- F L A T F R O N T iami, lott lalfttn^nn, .or i I knew this was the man for me. He’s 2% IN C H E S « linet at tha cashier countar. ►fST-WB-Y-C-H just everything I’ve always hoped for. All you have to do is pul Bulli Innn Both I Ironically, we lived in the same town, them on and let tbe wholo SIrtat U l SIm Wi ■__ lam ilv adry»tr*rEASV? - *- aUuiwlih-vau* but he was four years ahead of me ■v*rv nvwa. in school and we had never met. m B N I N C : Try ilicm ' ■"* \ onco and you coulJ l)i}comc addicted to the com fort. ■ We missed eaclr other terribly when Jane and John Thomas, erale/ul for TJwy'ro peifect drcii. for coiinlry club oi\joymenl. J John returned to college down South, kidney trauxplant, awaii firsr baby. weekend clioroi, or o tnooze on the couch. m and wc bccumc. engaged upon hia return home for Thanksgiving and Perm anent Press I n o c u a n i n o w u i i l S married in June. ruu WASH AND wgA«||j|9,fB|tyyN? w m |j| to perform. Encli session lasted SO Wc now have a lovely apartment PLUS Long Long[ MIC Life Dccausc liecausc you*reyou’re gelling | conneciUivc hours.' I had nine of on 'Long' islffndrand weVe- awaiting '"50% Ptirycs'fer” (hem. Then I was transferred over the birth any day now of our first 50% Fine CcXtoiilI c s n i f f n y i to the kidney mnchine, which helps child. John loves babies as much as the body do thlti vital work, for two I do. He said, however, we would trentmenta a week of four hours not have children if it would en­ iHOOSt^ PAIRS ench. Out that was oil just a prelude danger my health. My ht|sband is to whnt I knew I'd soon be fncing. terribly concerned obout me—mak­ (VH* for only For we had to kil] oR and replncc ing sure 1 take my daily dosage of SinolaPair: 10.05 3 for 24.! my kidneys before they killed me. pills 'necessary to keep my system running elTlcicntly. ______SXJUFE-SIACKSE~SLACKS I JFSrlunntely, flndins a donor turned Of course, every woman wants to IV'nntineiit Pre^s tordiiroy . j out to be less of a problem than on- have children and assumes she wilt cuffs. No bait, Nd ironing ever, I ticipi^ted. The choice narrowed down . _ • Iw able to. tlut mv transplanted kid PAIRS FOR $16.95 i noy was placed in the lower part of ' to my^oTdef“sister Helene or my ai , mother. Doctors thought there would my body towards tho birth-canal be less of a threat of infection or passage, m iking normal delivery haz­ I 4e no eomplicntionsr -|G«M(kmani-Pleaie-unil.me-tlie.^»...... _nsli:t.Ol_l!Ivsiy_ How VMst insM in m In a six-hour operation performed My experience has made me a M tlfe” Leisure Slocks speciried al rlithl. My rem ltiince l-riplorg—1 '8lM II by a skilled transplant team at The '•stronger person emotionally. I'm nev­ ^Guarantaa: 1/ upon racaipt of lha tl»eki / dp n o i ------I ------New York Hospital, my two kidneys er upset by potty littls proh fd < ^a r tham / n\ay raiurn tham for full rafurid wore removed and replaced by one of are many of my friends. And I pray | o / avary panny I paid yoii. • ■ my m itlwr’s.’ that my baby and all others will be ■ The recuperation period progressed growing up in a world free of disease, satisfactorily for my mother and my­ where the miracle of transplants Complat* Prica: 3 pi. lor 16.0C | self. I was released from the hospital won’t be necessary. 3 for 24.95 4 for 33.20 ■ HAMANO PAVS IKMTAOC ti HANDLINO I

-FamiluJVetklVrOctobBr-iarJaiQ- QUIZ Fonmib for relief of Brandiul Coi«ettioii, Broodibl Astkma. Helps Rid Lungs How Creative of Excess Mucus Helps clear air passages, restore free breathing, relieve distress...coughingand wheezing. Are You? This cllnic'tostod proparatlon Is With Bronkald Tablets.you enjoy callod GRONKAID*. )n ono tab­ am azing two-wayr h elp In ono This simple test unveils let Bronkald combines an ex­ combination tablet. Bronkaid pectorant and bronchodilators helps you cough up phlegm, clear to attack the two major causes clogged nir passages, restores some of the mysteries of creativity of conAostion and whoezlng. free breathing. You cough lessi Bronkald Tablets quickly start you breathe more freely, easily.' acting to soften and loosen ex­ For rapid relief of coughing and and the types of individuals who possess it cess phlegm. Ttiis direct action wheexing of bronchial conges­ helps rid your nir passages of tion and bronchial asthma, for sticky, stringy phlegm. At the relief that lasts for hours, get By lOHN E. GIBSON same time. Bronkald helps re­ BRpNKAIO* TABLETS today. Wo lax tightened bronchial muscles proscription required. Available ' and eases the distress Uiat re>- at your local drugstore. Drew sults from stagnant air frapped Laboratoriosj Div. of Sterling vidual's work place is likely to Ik "a cheer­ In th e lu n g s ." Drug, Inc., N.Y.. N.Y. 10016. ^IJreativUy Ts defined as Ihe abil­ fully haphazard conglomeration 6f complete ity to dig deep within yourself d iso rd er." and come up with new ideas, fresh 3 . T rue. Dreams of creative people freqii*nll5’ conccpts, and the ability to express tend to be colorful atxd eJtciting. somclit^wi strange, fantastic, and unreal. yourself in original ways. This 4 . roiu'. University of Chicago studies show is perhaps most succinctly char­ liiat one of.the chief ihings which distiiigiiish acterized as originality of thought t)ic creative person is his marked appreciation and execution. for various types of humor,.jokes, and funny Ilow nuich or how lijilo ;iny person may situations. have is t\ol alwiiys cHsy to UcWnttinc.* 5 . Tnie. According to studies coiiductcd hy mjiny people fancy themselves fjir more researchers at Virginia Polytechnic Insiituic, .crcniive lhan lliey acliiiilly nre. there »re many lirst-born and ‘only’ children were found to who are nnieh more creative tlinn they reali/.e. average the highest scorcs on creativity tests. This triie-or-falsc quiz, based on the fiiulinys Why? {-or-one thing, iiivcstigators point out of expcrls at leading universities, will test your that the first'lKirn receives a great deal more knowledge on the stihject of creativity and verbal stimulation from his parents than any I hose who possess it . subsequent child. EAT ANYTHING 1. Yoti can measure ypur ability to think 6 . T rue, rite University of California's Insti­ creatively. tute of Personality, Assessment and Research WIJH FALSE TEETH 2. Crenlive people-are highly sensitive to •studied porsons who had achieved distinction disorder, and find il dilVjculi to work cxcepi '\\\ Iheir profession for.creativity and fouml in neat and orderly surroundings. the tnajority to l>c introverts. 3. Highly creative people arc tTven creative 7. rn/.Tfc'. Nothing could be farther from the Jumoins on • chair IVouble with loose plates that ilip won't hnlp. D(it d-C O N s in Iheir sleep. fact. S om e o f the m o st succcKsful nten in husi* Mouat.l'HUfE «. or caiitc lore puniK’ TVy Drimm& Mousc-Pnufr is Platci-Linrr. Viri plate* inugly, 4. Thoitgh creative people have '(|iilck and ness, linancc, and industry are noi highly cre­ am iiind mouse k without powder, paite or cush- agile mind.s. they wldom haye much sense ative by an y stretch o f th e im ag in atio n — htii i n a l 'r . . . ionf. Give* tiRlit, Inttlnff fit.v . M osrerrecTivei o£^huinor. ______...... rather possess qualities of sj»rewdness,^ — . . . hat-4wi*« a»-much I YOU CAN CAT AMVTUIMOl SIfflpIr mauie.kiUina ins(odi*l lay toft itrin of PUui-Une( on 5. "Iht eldest-child is likely lo be the most ticality/ dbwn-to-curlh common sense, anJ cnt as other laadina trotibletbme upper or lower. Bite crealive. •— energy drive. Psychological studies show thnt brandn. And Ih it Inara- and ic molds perfectly. Easy to dient it rocommandad 6. Most creative people are introverts. highly creative people are actually not likely hy Iho U.S. Qovarnm ant. i»ie. Tastclct*, o d o rleti, liarm lcis CLEANeSTANDCASieSrl to plates. Money-back guamntcc. 7. If you're lacking in creativity, this cuts to (le d ra w n to th ese fields. . . . iu«l p u llU b . bavt var-«Kartil«u of studies shows that they .lend lo share the ARTHRITIS! nipnts. l i w ta rm s Vnu out, m aVIn^ yon _mlsarabl«-and-lrrlUl>U,-«lan'i-waii, iry - cag o Im vc ------follDwTirfchiMCl.^^ft^^^ Uoan'a IMIU - an a n a lM le , a pain r«- ~Io“ "measurc youj- creative abilities. It W as plexity of personality, unconvenlionality. di­ tion ...... ,______ilavsr. I>(>ana |ia ln -ra lu v ln ir action on Oavalopacj a n d ap pro vA d by ouai’ 1000 nasBlns Itackaolia la n/tan lha anawor. found that real creative thinkers possess these, versified in terests, g re a t cu rio sity , an d a hij^h AHKrlli^i ypaclalUla and Doclorvt Qafa, Oat Ui>an*a I'lIU — n o t a ha lilt-riirm ln ir oharacteristics. in common; 1) An acutely q______u lc ii-w______o rld nitf a mm a a lh lh o o d d nn -o .. w fu lly aicnlRlnad drug )>iit a w all-lm ow n atanilar.l ram* degree of sensitivity and awareness. in naw "■* book, ook. “O "dVE/lCOME ody iitm l aiieeaairully liy itilllln n a f Poo> 18i Robart Burba. COMPyT^MATE Foga' 74i Foifar Porartls Flan. Inc. Paoa 31. Elian Bluma. *. > I C atM ? SI., Naw York, N.V. 10017 f ’«iiti7» H’eflfc/y. O eioher IK, 1070 Blup l , . . . H e r t ' ^ i i ^ ■ ', : 2 oft . . t h m ^

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ia Familu Weeklp, October 18.1070 Team a Tail Gate Buffet with a program of f|>orts and games In tlie tun.This hearty feast includes clockwise from center front: Turnpike Salad, Succotash Relish, Cheeseburger Feast, an insulated jug of hot coffee, and Swiss Chocolate Squares.

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TAIL-GATE BUt'FET Swiss Chocolatc Squares 1 cup wate» Turnpike Salhd Vi cup Boft marKsrine 1 pkK< (le luxe macaroni and I'/i Hq..(lV'i ox.) unsweetened c h e e ie d in n er ch o co late - Vi cup nisyonnaifie . 2 cBps all-purpoae flour Vt cup chopped dill pickle 2 eupa auffar S hard'Cooked esffR, clippped 2 ea g a 8 Hllces erlnply cooked bacon, Vt cup dairy aour cream crum pled 1 toaapoon baklnfir soda 1 to m ato , chopped Vi teaspoon salt i Milk Chocolate Frostlni; (nee 1. Prepare dinner as directed on rM lp e ) • . APPLE UQLIES package. Add remaining ingredients; cup chopped walnuta, almondH, 8 red apples, sticks Inserted Vi cup rod cinna- m ix well. pecana, fllberts, or Ura;til 2 cupssuRar mon candles I cup KARQ)^ lieht corn syrup 10 drops rod 2. Cbill thordufihly. 6 (o 8 servings n u ta Vi cup water food coloring 1. Combine water, margilVine, anc In 2-quort 'snucopan mix suoar. KARO and water. chocolate In n saucepan. Set ovci Boil, stirring constantly to 250“ F. or until drops ol Succotash Relish medium hent'and bring to boiling syrup form hard, yet' plastic balls in cold water. 1 can (12 os.) vacuum packed Add candios and cook to 285°F. or untililrops o( corn,drained stirring occnslonally. Remove from syrup soparalo Into hard but not brittle threads In 1 ca n ( t o OE.) kidney Iteann, heat. colt) water, flemovo, stir in food coloring. -Twirl apple in syrup, Bomovo. lef excess drip off then d ra in e d 2. Mix flour and sugar to blend; stir 1 pkK. (10 ox.) frozen lima twirl. Cool on sroasod baking shoot. Into the cooked chocolate mlxturc. To docorato: Dip llcorlco, small candies, marsli- Iteana, looked and drained mallows and gum drops in KARO and apply immo- . Vi cup aplcy*aweet I'Vench ------D entin oggo; sour creamVond n blend diatoly or later. Or, thinly spread KARO on apple dresainK of soda and salt. Turn into a grea.sed and sprinkle with coconut, coreal or docorotlve Vt cup chopped Kreen pepper I5xl0xl-ln. jelly roll pan. lugir. - ' H'«up choppMl onion- 3. Doke at STS-P. 20 to 25 rain. Cool 1. Combine ingredients; toss lightly. POPCORN UGLIES on a wire rack. Frost while warm 2. Chill well.. -^46 ^ cun KARO light or Vt teaspoon salt cups relish with Milk Chocolate Frosting. darK corn syrup 2 quarts popped corn % cup sugar 4. Sprinkle with nuts. Cool complete­ Doll KARO, sugar and salt togothor 2 mln* Cheeseburger Feast ly before cutting into squares! utes, stirring constantly. Gradually pour ovor Ilam burser liuna, apllt and popped corn, toss until coaled. Grease liandsi to asted 1 ^ to 3 chz. cake squares shapo Into balls and insert wooden sticks. Salad dreBalns (If popcorn mixture cools during stiaping laco ovor low ho'at.) Makes 6 popcorn batli. Thin hamliurKer pnttleB, 'M ilk Chocolate Frostinfir f0 decorate: Dip candv corn, candy wofori, ’ cooked '/] cup Roft marffsrlne -chdcolatQ Chips, and licorice tacac-in-KARC Individually wrapped -Q -tabloapoona milk .and apply Immedlatoly or later. Or,'.thinly panteurlscd p ro ce R n I'/t aq. ( I ’/j ox.) unaweetehed spread KARO over popcorn ball and sprinkle American cheese food flllcea ch o co late with chocolato shot, colored sugar or coco* N a tu ra l S w Idh cheeae Rliceii, •IVj cap a R ifte d confectioners' nut. cut In half RUBar Ugllai make nice trick or treat surpriias, Thinly allced tomatoea , 1 tcBHpoon vanilla extract too. .Lettuce . ______T h in ly bUcmI onlona I7'T;bnibihc~mar8arin(jr“mnk;~Qnd Sliced dill pickloa chocolate in q saucepan. Set over 1, For cnch sandwich, sprend bun «' medium’ heat , and bring to boiling; witli salad dressing. Top one patty boll 1 min., stirring constantly. Re­ with ft slice of the American cjieese move from heat. ond second -patty with a sllcfl of 2; Stir ln.confectionen}''5ngar; adding Swiss chec.<(e. G rill u n til chedse m elts. gradually, and beat until smooth. Stir 2. Cover bottom half of bun with a In vanilla extract. Set aside. tomato slice, American burger, let- 3. Wlien cake has coolci* turn frost­ tucc, onion ond pickle .slices, Swiss ing onto center and spread evenly to burger, and top hnlf of bun. edges.

Fom«7y W«0klv, October J8,1070 dish; cover with : foil. */i «up chopped fresh B U F FE T Knit, Accent, and pepper. Heat 'Crcnm Chectio 'Sniico Set in a 350“F. oven bout IS- mujihrooma •FOR EIGHT imtil bubbly. Add the milk grad­ 1 2 ()z. cream cheese min. to heat thoroughly. 2 tablenpoonB minced onion ually, stirring constantly. Mix Vj teaspoon BTArlic - 2 tahleapoonaflour' Tomato Sherry 5. Meanwhile, prcpnrc Cream in Worcestershire and Tnbosco. powder •/i teaapoon aalt Vi (easpoon Haasoned Cocktail ■ Cheese Sauce.. Bring to boiling, stirring con- ’/< teaapoon Accent RAlt 2 CBns ii a V i os.each) 6. Just before ready to serve, '/4 teaapoon while pepper Klnntly; cook I to 2 min. Remove to t cup milk condenRcd b««>r transfer crCpes to a heated chaf­ Vi cup m ilk fro m h eat. 1. P u t th e cren m chcese in to coniiomm^ ing dish nnd spoon sauce over Vi teaapoon Worceaterahlre . 2 eaiM (13!/j oz.Aach) 2. Mix in sherry nnd crab meat a henvy snucepan over low hent, stirring occasionally ..1 Clip fih e rry Until softened. Adding grad- 2 ■ IlmcH, q u n rte rfd . unlly, Rlit-ip n blend of gnr- . Pour consommi. tomneo llc powder, salt, nnd milk . iiigc, ntid &hcrry.'hHo a Inrgc until thorougiily mixed. Stir p itch cr; m ix. CHill' well. until h eated , • a d d jp g -a d d i------2 . Wl>cn ren d y to serve, fill Tliedidiiiarsr' tional milk un.(il sauce is of '*low-bnir’ or old'fnnhioncd| pound vs. the edra-/t teniipoon nalt so ft bread ;ru m b « 2 eegu - 1 . C u t a b11c« fro m th e utcm Vt cup m ilk end of each tomnto; scoop 1 teaapoon butter or out. Stroin pulp nnd cut inlo margarine, melte<1 ' Cream Clteefle Snuce small pieces. Set tomato (see reclp«) shells nnd pieces aside. 1. Prepare Crab FiliinR and " 27 Combine in n bowl the chill. . ©M- ond._n_hlend_oLcclery...' 2. Sift (lour, sugar, and salt salt, marjoram, thyme, and together. Deat the eggs pepper; beat slightly. Mix filightly nnd mix in milk ■ - in the reserved tomato pulpr nnd melted' Hotter "of tttul'- onion, green f^pper, com, gariftc. Add the flour mix­ an d V* cup of the bread ture and beat until smooth. crum bs. 3. Lightly butter a 6*in. skil­ 3. Sprinkle inside of tomato let and heat For each crfipe, shells with ieoaoned nit; pour into skillet just enbugh Spoon fllling into shells and batteft* to co v e r b o tto m . Im> put into a shallow baking mediately tilt skillet back dish. Top with remaining nnd forth to spread batter cru m b s. thinly and evenly. Cook over 4. Bake ot 400"F. about 15 medium heal until lightly min., or until thoroughly browned on l>otlom nnd heated. firm to touch on top. Loosen 8 servings -cdge« with spntuln. ITurn and brown second side. It sH^ld " be unnecesiar^l^ ------Buttcrnut-Squash------grease skillet for each crdpe. Casserole As each cr£pc is cooked, 4 lb«. butternut squaah. halved and aeedy transfer, to .n large plate.. nnd nround them. Keep the . ------2' drops Tabasco and. if desired. I teaspoon 2 tableapoona aherry eentera removed 4. WIten rendy to complete crfipcs wnrm during serving, Al­ minced parsley and 1 teaspoon i/j c u p b u tte r o r 2 cups cooked crab meat cbopped.plmlcnto. Cool; chill in crfipes, flpoort about 3 table­ low 2 crfipes for each serving. (bony tlaaua removed) Mak‘K*Hne spoons of the chilled filling 1 2 filled crapes refrigerator. Use as directed for .2 tablMpooni cream 1 tablaapooB Rrated onto ccnjer of each erfipe; 1. Heat butter or margarine in filling crdpe. Or as a canape . e n lo a . spread; heat canapes and garnish roll up. Put each filled erfipe Crab Fining a saucepan. Add mushrooms and 1 tea sp o o n m U open side down In a lightly 2 tah^eapoons b u tte r or onion; cook until onion is trans­ as desired. V$ to 1 teaapoon crushed greased large, shallow baking marttBrlne parent. Stir in a blend of flour, About 2\6 cups fdllng ro a em ary ^ C o n H n u ed on pacrc 16)

Fam W y W9$kly, Oetobtr IS, 1070 IS More for Buffets ^Confinucil from page 15)

' V4 to. Vj (cnnpoon ffrounil corUnder ing dressing over all and set salad on Snitnd pflcunR, eooriiely cho|i|ice juicc. Force- --iny,—continuinB-to-*tir^—cook 3 min. chilled fi'esh -crapefrnlt over lettuce, strips about Vx in. wide; set aside. the pulp through a fine sieve or food longer. Remove from heal. Stir in the spoon coarsely chopped Rweet onion 2. Rinse and drain tiie grapes. Slip skins mill into the bowl of chopped grape grape pulp mixture, orange peel, nml around grapefruit, and sprinkle wit*' from arapes: chop skins and set aside. skins: discard seeds. juices. Cool. lemon pepper marinade. Spoon remain* 3. Put the skinned grapes' Into a sauce­ 5. DIend the sugar, cornstarch, and salt 6. Turn filling into the pastry-lined pic Youm m ee ih e g o o d Hormei-hawn ubSPAM SPAM Yankoci On a huttcrcd bun, stack tsp slices o f American clwcsc, SPAM and sweet nermmla onion, then top with a spoon/iil of hot bal!cd beans. It’s a meal on a bun—a tribute to Yankee a n d i n S P A M S jp r^ ^

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SI'AU l(|h* Irgiiloto' Act nt chanpri] I. pubiuool pnn. Top wilii pns;try strips to form n 2. Add 3 cups of the broth, the milk, n (ableapoonja aalid dreaaInK Bountiful Relish Tray Jijllicc dciiign, twwling j»lrips, if desired. rice, antf n mixture'of the oregano, I zy j tableapoona prepare 1 teaapoon auffar min. before time indicated for heating One 8-in. pic ing liquid to rice mixture. Stir in cheese. Vt teaapoon oregano leavea.. . thoroughly. Spread glaze evenly over cru a h e d ' 5. Ladle into a soup tureen before serv­ hamTCdntinue beating 30 to 40 min. Vt teaapoon baall IeBT«a,-cruahed - BUFFET FOR TWENTY ing and set on tlie bulTet table along Vi teaapoon cruahM rosemary 4. Remove from oven. Cool ham and with a tray of mugs. Accompany with leav ea - then chill about R hrs., or overnight. ., . ^ cup ualad orcooklnK oil Harvest Soup • niiKorted cmckerx.__ A b o u t 20 xervlnf;x 5. Shortly before ready to frost chilled .!------2-pk|ra. (0 ox. each) frozen . - . 8 h11c«b hneon, dlccil irreen beanv, cooked and drained 2 rIovoH Rorlle, mlnccd Froated Ham ham, soften gelatin in the cold water 1 amiin'red onion, coaraely 5 eupit ch ick en Iirotli ({itRHolve 7 in a small cup. Dissolve completely over '. chopped chicken bouillon ciibcR in 5 Accompany the ham with hot French very hot water. Set aside to cool. Vi eup chopped dill pickle Clips boUinir w ater) hrend and an enormoim casxerofe of hot. 6. DIcnd the sour cream, cooled brolh, 1. Pour vinegar into a bottle or jar hav­ fi cupH m ilk _ 5aOron’Sea.xoned rice with golden /ahinx. if'cup uncnokcd rice salad dressing, horseradish, onion, and ing a light-fitting cover. Add garlic, . 1 ean n cd ham , n b n u t 10 Ilia. 1 tennpoon oresino I orvch, rniHiicd salt, sugar, and herbs. Cover and shake Ground ctovca (at>out 1 ten«poAn) Tabasco thoroughly. Add the dissolved 2 tOAHpoonH rrK Vi cup jlrm ly packed brown auRnr gelatin very gradually, stirring constant­ well. Add oil; shake- until blended. Vi tCBHpoon popiiflr 1 pkff. (10 ox.) fro zen pchH 2 tcaapoonn dry muntard ly until blended. Chill until mixture is 2. Mix green beans, onion, and Nlill and carrolH i/t cup dyritp drained from canned of spreading consistency. pickle together in a serving bowk'tPour p in eap p le 2 cHPH w a te r 7. Spread sour crcam mixture evenly —dressing overvegetnbles and toss gently.' •1 pk(CH> (10 nz. eacli) frozen 2 tahleapoona cold water Cover and chill 2 to 3 hrs. UrURMeU ap raiitii, p a rtia lly 1 >/j teaHpoona onflavored aclalin over chilled ham to cover completely. tbawcd and coarBcly cbuppcd '/j cup RtronK chicken broth' Set ham on a serving platter and deco­ . ^ A bout 3 cups relish (UIbhoIvo 1 chicken bouillon V4 cap Hhroddnl ParmcHan cliecno rate as desired in keeping with the bulTet . cube in V| cup bollinir water), Dessert Note: Prepare 4 Grape'Arbor I. Frv bacon witb oarlic in a Inroe theme (football. H^lfowccn, ctc.). Chill PitAi ton each individual serving with saucepot or Dutch ovcir. I'/i ciipn dairy HOur cream before serving. ' A bout 20 aervlngs Ice cream .

‘'f'm'ivi'llH'i'iM ' '■ • /’I How to T©ach Yourself to Cook By KEVIN V. BROWN

I had already tried some fresh food, use part of it and let easy things, like scrambled the rest rot. Youll buy cxotic in- .. gredicnlSr-usc them in ono recipe eggs or broiled chops, and let the rest waste away on the low's the perfect tlmO'tb ’ ; fro m n e c e s s ity — t h a t ’s shelf. You'll buy special equipment; spelled “hunger.” But this use it for one special meal, then blossom out as a cake'diacbra‘i^rll " never again, luram the art of kitch­ Sunday morning I was go­ en logistics. Ec/iiipmcnt can l>e your ' It's easy vyith the neW W il^n: ing to branch out and try mo.st expensive investment. something cxotic straight All M It .tn a ^ ^ out of a fancy c6okbook,- I recently saw . one of the tele- ..... , 197,1;VVIItqn,"Cal«),anc^^ Eggs .Benedict. vi.sion coo'ks take a ciiilled marble I lined cvcrylhinj; up. MufTins in slab from the refrigerator, pour 17B In fuirMjSr.“S6 pagM'of' .'■ .some hot chScolate sauce on it. let' . step-t^-itep dImcUdm show you tiic toa.stur, Cannclinn bacon~siz7.Iing h'ow’elBWlt i»'to;nUKaJclno> in n biUlcrcd pan, cg ^ ponching in it .set, then scrape it olT to form flowetk, tKxdsn; (a s m ;; . ^van a wMti:r>nilud skillet, an d ugg yolk.H chocolaje curls. A murhie slab! Me writa massagea and pipe figures, being whisked briskly in the top of saved himself, though, by turning whan .you knpw ^itaoti/ how. a doublu boiler, while I gradually it over. It had his name and birth It's actuMly 4 tooitii in bna: ... . added, drop by drop, the melted dale engraved ,on the otker side. eoniplattrcalarUeooratlng'coutsa,'' butter and lemon juicc^ "When I'm through with it,” he less Quids'wItheZ'partv When I finished, thc'kitchcn was said, leering into the camera, 'Til ; hors d'osuvres. centerpieces; a disaster nren. No leu than five use it for my tombstone.” ' I Bqok Wfjth 26 wadding pols and pans and an assortment Get a basic cookbook (hat will - I anti 90 bm'amants; of cutlery, kitchen utensils, and tell you as much al>oul foods— ...... illng Bazaar with‘new how long lo cook the vegetables, Bets fromaioUnd the wprld< measuring spoons were strewn about - i i i c jitoye an d itii en v iro n s, all o f which cuts of meat need five rriin- praathmTHave'fun. Maybe even - them with the residue from my utcs in a skillet'or (wo hours in n axtra. inortay l Fill out the . experiment hardening on them right the oven—as it does how to use . .Uia'couppn below .and send It ]o before my eyes. "iHem in' recipes. . - US with $1. We’ll ,rush your And all I had to show for it were I don’t want to get caught in the two scrowny-looking eggs and shriv- ' crossfire ab o u t w h o are b e tte r co o k s, eled-up bacon on burned muffins, men or women. To me, cooking is witlj a sickly sauce lying-unccrtainly , neither an art nor n science, but ov-cr all. r thoiighr, what have T ' nrrattitudcT and it-hoa no sex.- M y- create d ? , mothcr was a great cook. My sister I’ll tell you what I created. I cre­ hates it. Both my brother apd I ated an attitude: Why cook some* cook, and wu love it. I have two one citc’s way?. .

G o back to your own childhood. W eren’t the greatest sandwiches you ever ato the "Dagwood creations" . you made yourself out of what was available in the refrigcralor? Who needed advice then? You just slapped things together, using what your stomach liked best. Recipes in (he cookbooks are like music. The ingredjcnts and the • notes are written down by an ex­ pert, the same for all, but you can W IL T O N ENTERPRISES, IN C ., Dopt. FW-100 interpret them in any way you like. D33 Won 11 eih Si .. Clilcnoo, III. 00043 Once you keep your eye on that Sounds woncforful I Rus/i mv copy of tlio oroBt now 1071. Wilton "Coko and Food Docorotlng Book." I o'ncloso: rule— cook to.pleaso yoiirsolf, your □ •$1 for ono copy □ 92 for two coploa appetite as well as your hunger— This Is v o u i sh ip p in g label. PLEASE P R IN T CLE>\RLY. then you are on your way to learn­ ing how to cook, ond enjoying It. Even so, you’re gojpg to make mistakes. Go ahead anu moke them, but learn from them. You’ll buy "Chef" Brown tries something simple.

Fitmilu Weakly, Oetob0r IH, 1070 married niecei. One'doecn't it overnight, and warm it'up und eat it the recipes without finding any two of them meat,"'I think I would make it fettucine. cook at oil, and the other is next. What happens was described by one alike. So I concocted'my own. Here’s how It's surely one of tho all-tiipe great just beginning, making the of the all-time great American cooku. Huck­ to do it: basically, after studying the recipes, creations, yet it’s unbelievably simpio—just uBual. beginner's mistakes. . leberry Finn, "The juiccs gel a chance to I found that b^f Burgundy is just ^ef noodlejit,butter or margarine, cream, ground DufshcV n-hoalthyyoung- swap around a little."' cooked in red wine with small white onions. pepper, and grated Italion cheese. tiiing nnd shie enjoys horwlf A p ro p o s o f I>cer B urgundy, I m ust have Anything else is optional. ' So take a tip from the world's great cooks. in the kitchen. She'll make gone through at least a dozen bcef-Rurgimdy If I were to choose a dish for my "last Keep it simple. ♦ it, to o . -

- T h en get started. Tlic cas- . iest w ay is (he* sim p lest w ay. Juflt iningino— forbid! — Ihot it's your l^ t day on earth. You can have any­ Campbell’s offers you the thing you want for break­ fast, . lunch, and dinner. Drawn that fine, you’re ob­ viously going to pick your best of a century of recipes three favorite—meals.—So - - Icam how tQ_cook_lhcra ____ well. I've known more than one for just’^1.95 and person who said he'd choose bacon a n d e((gs', (oast an d coiTee as his last meal, re­ gardless of lime of day. 2 Campbeirs Soup labels. Dreakfnst dishes, often sloughed off in some homes, are a groat American insti­ tution. Dacon and eggs are fine and might do for a last , meal, but for an everyd’ay dish, they might get a bit tiresom e. I prefer omelettes. Tliey hardly ever turn out the same way (wice, mostly be­ cause you can put alniost s anything you want, includ­ ing warmed-up leftovers, in the centcr. (M y favorite fill­ ing is black currant jelly.)

D o n 't make it too com­ plicated. I use my old beat- up TeOon skillet, and a rub­ ber spatula. Qet tiie eggs nearly done, put.in the fill­ ing, then with the spatula loosen the eggs from the bottom, fold oyer the left side; slide the right side onto the plate, then turn the skil­ let over with a single-jointed, normal flip of tlie wrist. I haven't missed yet. Lunch often means sand­ wiches. If you eat lunch at home, or even on weekends, you can have a ball. Ddg- wood combinations are still great, and sandwiches are an imaginative means for get­ ting rid of leftovers. Flank steaks, one of tho easiest cuts to do, ore even better next day cold. Warming up leftovers is not ns unappetizing as it sounds. Many of the world's great recipcs, in.fact, espe­ cially those done as stews ' or in sauces, recommend . just that. The famous French beef Durgundy is an exam­ ple— cook it one day, leave —IM A G IN E ! 24 full-color storybooks and- sturdy bookcase — all for less than 2W^ a book PosHibly the grcatvRl cnchoulmcnt value ever UlUe Ey«i Light Up whfn Ihcy see this TINY with these colorful, sturdy ininiatures. Fill out thu COI.DEN LIIIHAHY of 2-1 tUlferent volumes— order c*oupon now, und you’ll soon see those little stories that enchant the kiddie cur crowd und keep eyes really get big. . A VINV OO iN N BOOK th em ent(;rtiiined for hiTiirs. I'liere are two complete Hhraries of twelve 13 Tintf JVonMvtM SfoW«« hook.s each: 12 Tiny Ntmsen.se stories and 12 Tiny l>yFmnedDor'- /jfututifull!/ illustrated in full color niul hai a herd rinllowe'en adventures of yoimg Hobert Pig (who Kitten • The Easter Dunny • Uncl|jQuack • Little durable covcr. There arc 2-J books like this in the frightened his father). Sciulrrel’s Santa Claus. TINY GOLDEN LUmARY. : Designed. Fbr Tiny Hands — Each book iu this iiny library is a beautiful 2^1 page, full-color minia- IZTbiyAnimalSiorin by Famed OordhtfKutdtardl Gflhlrn Pre«s tJire. The “cliild-protif” bookcase is specially 7 Dawion Street, Dept. TGL-tOO designed for hard wear. It's enclosed in a "sce- The Little Lenpntd and Mis Fat Stomach - The 1 hintinKlon Station, New York 11740 . through” Ciirryiiig case...easy to tote to Grand­ -Baby Camel and His NaiJghty .Father • "Meow," PlaasB ruih m»— -TIN Y GOLDEN L1DRARY t«t«. I im mother’s—or to school for "show and tcOl”. Said the Fierce tiwhy Lion v'I’he Tiger Kitten’s ancloilna $4.05 for aach set I ordar, plut 25< postiRO «nd| AiitiltofLove-TheTINYGOLDEN LIiniAllY Poor, Poor Tail • Why Tlie Little Elephant Got t ■ handllno. If not complately tatltfiad I may raturn tha ■ati I within 10 daya for a complela ralund. | is a gift you’ll display proudly at home. The book­ Spanked • Look Out, Baby Bears, Here He Comes case keeps its contents intact (not all over the • Shame On You, Baby Whalel • The Brave Father I Amount BnclQ »od„ ______j housoiy. It's just as colorful and attractive as the G(u‘llla • This Little Giraffe W ants to Play • Hop, book.s t!iem.selves. FTop, I.ittio K angaroo • T h e B aby IT ippopotauuis's A cld ro ti ".S tart your child on the most wonderful adven­ A iii>l liiriirl >iiiit xiii cculo. J Coltl«n Pr«u, A Diviiion of Weitem PublUhInf; Co., Inc., 7 Dawion Street, Huntington Station, New York 11740 tall and big m en lUNIORlREASURE fAMOUS BRANDS CO ICHEST

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Above; patterned carped Jf bocJf, no» In the old cobbagc-roso Iradlllon, bul in jma//«ico/ed goomefricj, Uko this Acrilan houndsfoof/i indoor- ouldoor broadloom by MHIikon.-Dosignor Poggy Walltor crooted f/iijt room, on oclocHc mix of iho old and Iho now. Lofh one o f l/io smart ways fo * docoraia a feitchon flo or with hioh-cushitoned vinyf. Arm strong^ a»rac/ive now dosign looks liko carped, fools soft fo tho stop, is said la roduco brookago when a dish acc/den/o//y drop*. Tho bi-fqid door was homo-constructod. Mobile server by ThomasviHo. Bolow: Iho informality of-aJrJcolarod-Kodol-shag-rug-by-Trond wat ehosen-fotrthirfamily------room c/os/gnod by le e fiai7ey. Handsomo bold-colored siripod floor and walls, oasy’carojwill upholsiory complolos a fun satling forgalhorlngt- -

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mCHFIELD - Gourmet food Hawalinn like her, wos familiar has hiKhllghUsd many NorlK / a r e . End Qub lundioons for several Tlie Scandinavian countries years.- TIio lutematlonoJ lun­ were usually represented, in the cheons were Inspired by the postry lino, ospccijBUJCywttA ' oncestry of sofrtc of the rolls. mcmbicrs or their husbands. For awhile the c\ub featured Tljc club president Is m arried lundicons wlUi foods from Just to n nidiflold rancher of Ger­ "one country. WlUi cacli m em ber man ancestry so Mrs. lUy. bringing something to the Appoll choso German dialics for lunclieon the country w as w ell the no-hostess lunchcons. Mrs. • represented and remembered. Everett Ward, a Bohemlfln, •nie North End Club is noted often fixes the potato, for Its charity In making needed sauerkraut, jmd cnrrnway seed orticles for Uie Wood Blver d u m p lin g s from Uie re cip e of Convalescent Center and a her moUjer, Mrs. Jijn Kodeal), former children's home and os w ell a s th e knlochc wiU] sdiool at Cul ‘do Sac in North poppy seed filling made by her Idalio. Die club supplied hand­ ounts in Oulil. made novelties which were sold . One Nortli End Club member by the scliool for fupd raising. Is m arded to a FYencJimon so Iho home was roccnUy closcd it's not surprlfllnR to find w ine in and the children moved. her spociol dishes. Other 'Ihc North End Club .was opuntries whose spcclol recipes organized over 40 years ago for were used include Qilna, Japan NorU) Ridifleld farm women. and Hawaii. A former member, Mrs. Delta Drlgfjs, had familiarized Uie members wiUi T lif w iillry r is llii- foods cooked In peanut oil and nu'iitlitr tif llir |)rri'li LuiiiK. sweet ))nd sour sauce. Mrs. nfm ut five; piiiim!'- Briggs specialized In what we .iiiil ini’iisiirinf: iibuul hso In-l call Qiinese food, but to a liiii;' wlurn urowti. OUR ANNUAL

Great Cannes... MRS. DON LIERMAN, Flier homemnker nnd vcgctaMcs for her family’s use. She Is Hhowii prcBldcnt of (he Filer Civic Club. (Indi much working on several hiiRltcls of apples whicli she Hfflnffisrsui tirM e Im connfng ond freezing fruiU nnil co n n e d fo r n p p le sa u c e ond p\T(ii V- i'fre e z e r. W lien ea c h c lu b m ceU n g , th e y also try m an. vnimR hoiiHou-ifc. ns she posalble^.shuiiktjtobuyaquarter to Include speakers to talk on. p o in ted w ith p ritiu to th e sh elv es or half Ji to put m licr currrent ond public affairs, as , u) her fruit rouiii wliich were fre e z e r. well as those interested in art, well-stocked with fruits, Having her own welI<«i(ocked music nnd oUier arts. Vegetables, pickles and jams storehouse makes dally meal Tlie club is composed mosUy which she has canned during planning much easier and saves of w o m en w ith sm a ll ch ild ren so ' the year. many a trip to the store or Uiey hold Uieir meetinns In the S in co fru it U ils. yoar w as market. It makes entertaining evcDings so Uie faUjurs con ratlior scorco, slie canned more for guests, specially unexpected servo as ‘'bnby-sittcrs.” vegetables than usual. Green ones, much easier too. beans are a favorite In her Mrs. IJerman’s family family nnd she cnnncd more consists of her htiKband nnd 4- Umn ftO quarts of two dlfferonl year old son, Qiristopher. Siie Is Feet Hurt? kinds. Slio also canned a president of Ute Filer Civic ond Try quantity of tomatoes, tomato Homo Extension Club nnd is' Juice, and many.differont kinds serving In thot office for Uie o f p IcW cs, second time. Slie has served as . What she doesn't can, site County Clyll Defense chairman .froozos, such as corn, green nnd la now County Home Ex- p p — “popporsr^hcrriesrall-ldnds-of— - tension Culturnl-Arts cholrm anr FREE CIDER & 6 CORN .berries ond otliers. Since her Hie Filer^ Civic Qub has family likes froten jam, alto assisted In a number of com- USUBllyinakpglt~Uiatwoy rather— -munity-projects and-this last Umn prosorving:it, Slio also yoar donated money... for m akes up largo recipes of chill playground equipment for the and fro«zi}8 it In containers for new Filer City Park. Tl»e group * -onsy reheating. Spaghetti sponsored an Easter egg hunt s a u c e Um ', she makes In large_ for children of the area, and In am ounts and lhon~Trb~ez2s''f()t' boglnnlnB now on-plans for n usa In many different dishes. drive for good, repairable toys The continued rising cost of to be given needy children at living Is of concern of all QirlsUnas. Tills has boon a housewives. Buying In quan- project for several years. * tiUffs and w at#lng for specials As a home extension club, the a t th e m e r i t s a r e (wo ex c ellen t Filer Civic Club t^ikos ad­ Top R ated les-I^W^ rwln'FlilliVrdaho' 3

, VIENNE. Frnnco (UPI) — four ({osscrts. WiUi o smllo of Hio hifthoBt rating glvon any . bonifin tploranco, tho hodd Fronch’ rostaurant by tho waiter explained Wo would bo fnmous Mlcholln Guido in throe Rcryod everything on tlio monu. fltflrs. But tlio kitclion of tJio At his suggestion, wo followed Into FornnnJ Point's nostnu- Point’s tradition of ordering rnni do In Pyromido In Vlonno ch am p h g n e—tho b e s t w a s ab o u t in a wny merits 12 dictrn stnrs. $7 a b o ttle —to a c co m p an y th e Tlic Intcst edition of tlio (’uidc entire monl. nwnrdod or ronfflrmod tlic From the first dish, brioclie thr6o-ator rnlln(» of four oatnu- do.foie gras, the difference rnntH run by former cullnnry Iwtween good food and great students of Point. food wijs jopparent. ’ Most Tlio food at I.J1 Pyramlde French restaurants serve foie, itself—clioz Point to tlio Itnow- gras with a special typo of Inti—Is described by tlio ({uide fluffy brcad'callcd brioche. At ns “wortli tiie Journey," n cliez Point, the special gooso mile,, five-hour drive from livers are niarinated in a port P a r i s . - ' wine and cognac sauce sea- Ainoni* tlie famous who have .soned with salt, pepper and eaten there were the late nutmeg, then baked in unswee­ Dwiijht D. Eisenhower, two tened brioclie dough. 'Jlio final UinMs, an d a ste a d y stre a m of product looks like an ordinary lesser political fit>ures and ti lonf of bread but reveals a core Kaiayy of movie stars. of delicious foie ({ras when But even a commoner can .sliced. afford a nienl at Ln Praymido N ext ciim e a ,mou.Hsc. dc fo r ab o u t $1S • p er p erso n , Iruite, freslj cgoked, boned including wine anti tijis. trout blended with other A pili^riniaKO to the cradle of ingredients lo the consistency the'finest contemoorarv Frciicli of whipped cream. cooklnfj seemed a worthwhile, The juous.su de Iruite was undertaltint^, so I bundled my followed by turbot au cham­ wife and son into our family pagne, fillets of a Kuropean car for the trip to this Ilhone variety of flounder cooked in Valley town. Just south of Lyon. cluinipa^ne with fresh tomato Mine. Point, widow of the and parsley. Fre.sh double re.slaurahl’s faundeV frowned cream is added lo the sauce .slitihtly when we arrived 15 !)er tho. small; black most ^jucculent freali cabbage . marble plaque that identifies imaginable. * tlic establishment ns F Point, France produces more than Restaurateur. noo v a rie tie s o f chcc.>u}, an d th e Our next error: we chose one plateau dc fromagen which amonR onch of the catcRories followed tho partridge looked oh tiie hand-lettered menu that, like half of them. listed two hors d’ouyre, fish and meat courses, chocsos and Rinse in Cold Water JEROME — Wlien you ore Dalance laundry neods laiindoring wnsh>and-woar against tho time you have. For cIoUios, sot your washer for instance, small loads in the warm wotor wash, cold rlnso washer nnd dryer to prevent and medium cycle. Take out the wrinkling, but how many ^ w a te r o t a slow' spin. The . separate loads^o y<>uhnvotime—. combination results In cleoncr for? Separating loads by color gorments with loss wrinkles, and dogree of dirt preventA s a y s S h aro n L a F ro y , CVJunty color, lint and oil from tran­ Homo Agent. sferring from one article to Hot water may spread oily anoU icr. stains in wash-and-wenr. Tho heat may set stains. Hot water' m ay create wasli wrinkles. A shorter wash cytlc and cold ' rinse helps prevent wrinkles. Delicate wnsh-and-woar need a cycle with slow agitation if your -TniTchlno“ hflfl“ thftt~flottlng7~ Heavily soiled clothes may need regulor agitation and a longer washing cycle at Uie exponso of more wrjnklcs. Avoid excessive soiling by washing cletho& frequently. W ash-and-woar m oterlaia usuolly look prosentablo after - several wo«ring8r 80'they-m ay —* not be washed as frequently os , \ tliey should. Collars and cuffs, j particularly, arc likely to got grlmey. They may need \ sponging with fulNstrongth, 7 3 3 -5 4 2 4 detergent before washing. I 4 T(mM*NeWc< Twtn.FaKf, Idaho S\)ndaVt O d o b « r 18,1970 Reduce Home Food : .m ■ “ Poisoning WifhrSud^

JEROME - Smron iJiFrny, careless uso 'of Insect spray or Joromo oxten.slon homo ' oUicr household chcmlcnis. If economics nfjont snyn mnny n you sproy In o room whoro food iiouHOwifc^Wrmly believes thnl is kept, be cortoin tlmt the food t^io snfeat an d elci\nc.st pln cc for is well protected from the her family to cnt Is at home. chennlcols by placing it In a Yet,,even though aljo tnkcs tlBhily-closed coblnot or Krent prlde^in .her [gleaming refrigcrntor. Soap your hands k itchen. Rlie m n y nCglcct n few thoroughly nftor using, and snnlUiry mcnsures that arc w(i.sli o u t a ll u te n sils con tain in g vital . 'HofcRUQrds . for her ' such chemicals In hot soap or foniily’s heaJtii. detergent suds. For Instance, too mnny Even though Uic National women n ro co n ten t wlU) tnkinR Safety Council nnd other H hnsly damp cloth swipe at- -cducalional prgnnizntions hnve their moat cutting t«nrd before doncmuch to cut down on our storlnii il awny for future use. country’s provontoble ac- rConsequently, small pieces of cident.«i, th e h o m o is still nt th e meat are .sometimes left Im- ’top of the list of danger areas. Ijodded in the wood to provide But with a few simple an excellent b-eeding ground safeguards, the housewife can for bacteria. Tlie next piece of do much to keep her home a meat cut on the board will Iw liealthy place to live. contJuninHled. FOOTSAVEIl Do you doubt carpet can work 'Ilie ai'cnt says be sure you in the kitchen? Test it yourself ^ Hcruh the wooden cuttlnK with n few squares of carpet , surface thoroughly witlj hot tile. Put tJjem down In front of soap und detergent suds after the sink or work counter, and each time you iwe the board. see how much more cbm- G a sy D o c s It... Hlnse Immedialely and wipe fortnblc’lt is to stand while you d ry ...... - ...... LIKE M fmrFR. «k«‘ rinuclifor - OirMme hhfdcn hi hnekf(rflumlrw«tfhes from her hJRh prepare food. The foam rubber ■Lcwlu. sm o ll d au fih tc r o f M r. and M rs. WfflTnm chnlr. The bcfil wny to loom any of the cushioning makes the carpet Lowls, Filur, copivM her motlier in (h e a rt- nf homcmnklnK nrtjj In hy copying mother. ' Food poisoning in home comfortnble, nnd tW adljesive (lower arrnnftlng While sm nller dnu^shter, Amy, kitchens mny also result from backing keeps the tile In place. ^lomemaker’s Work Centers on Family Sensational

FILER — “Everything I do vvhlch s h e wmlH to make for the (ifchioi'H ^ 1‘OUrtd m y - h o lM i . states Mrs. \VlHinm.Lewis, a Slie likes to ride her horse y o u P ‘? hoTT'<*mnkor w h o is when sho finds a few minutes c o n te n t m» ' u* miki tlu it—a spare time, and nlso enjoys liomcmaket. tr-ainir ; thoir Eni'li."h Pointer Her family consists of her dog whu pjjicofl seronti In husband who is m anager of Uie Uie si>orting dugs claw ut the . U. S. Steel Company nt Curry, fnir this year. Slic accompanies two jimnlHnnphtpr* niri«Unc, her husband on fishing nnd a g o 2 ‘^ . A in y , 10- | hunting trips. months uld, Uie Uuiiily |>ets, Mrs. Lewis has been a two dogs nnd (lye cata. member of the Filer Civic and Mrs. Lewis worked in n Home Extension -CIub for two ■ florist’s shop for a' number of years nnd Is'currently serving years after her marrioge to help as reporter. put her husband through Her talented fingers can put college. Now she enjoys staying together an attractive' flower Save 537“ home ond keeping house, wlUi arrangement in no time. Slie . . her. flower arranging devoted to lik es t e s t tn use rn th e r low ^Inss on this Serta making bouquets to give' to cbnijrmcrs which .she fills about (rlem l« . or for srieclnl ncraalons .. Jia lf-fu U o£.w The Chicago fire of Oct. 0, docoratlons and arrangements 1071, killed 2&0 p erso n s. ■(Sunday, Octobw IJ, i»7p TlmM.W«w>, Twin F tllt, Id ah o 5 YOirVE G©T A— LOT TO LIVE . . . AND i®si's€0¥A LOT TO GIVE! Make your move to Pepsi now... r Tim«-N.w.; Twin' F.H-', Idaho rsund.y, Octob«-, <9, m ol • / ; Pots, Pans for

NEW ware like you buy cloUies. You . casserole Is fine for ono-diah begin with a basic set, a meals. A small roastins pan, 12^ “wardrobe” of cookware that by 0 inches, will honcUo most tiikes care of most of your roasts except a largo turkey. n e e d s .' A'six-cup coffee makcr^ a two An Important tiling to know or Uirec-quart tea k^tle, a about cookware is tliat not all of square cako pan and a pie it performs tho same way. A — bothninolnchea— finlahoff a cooking utensil must conduct basic cookwaro sot. the heat from tiio source to the Look for cdokwaro with food. Different mntcrlaJs simple, uncluttered !'Uoc5-ilOtJ conduct the heat in different level bottoms that sit firmly>on • yvaya. ------_tlic rnngc, Aluminum utensils Of inoterials.commonly used now have handsome decorator for cookware, the best heat finishes and vivid colors for conductor is aluminum. It heats glamorous eye appeal and non­ up evenly all over so that the stick interiors to make cleaning food US cooked from the sides a cinch. :md top as well ns tlio bottom, 'riiere are no hot .spots to cause scorching or cold spots to un­ Place house plants In .the sinlj dercook. or bathtub to water them. Tlioy Wlien cookinK for two, you will catch excess water as the have two skillets — jui eight- plants- are sprinkled, keeping incher for omelets, hambiiri'crs floors and tables clean.

MRS. R E © NEWBY an d M rs, A rth u r G c rlty project sUU current wltli Uie club, with 400 feet stand bcfor? the chain link fcncc liutollntion of tiie fcHcc to be Installed in Uie nenr future. sponsored by the Civic club alonfi Little Wood Ttic club has promoted vnrlous Imprnvement River at the Shoshone City park. Tills Is a park projectH nt the park over manv vears. Shoshone Club Continues Fencing of Park Project For evury SHOSHONE - The Q vic CTub ; rap the river edge delayed begun and sponsored by tho Club Social members at Shoshone ore finishing the work. Mayor clu b . T tie clu b w on Uie $300 Luncheon cu rr“’' ” v '>*-nnrtf>nr^p oom pletion Ellwood R. Worry tliis week Sears Roebuck award for o r Party of a d iain imK lence along U ttio a s s u re d v ico p re sid e n t o f Uic community improvement a few . fo r any Wo^ hjvor in ihe Mary L. club, M rs. Alice Gerlty, that tho years ago for Imelr work In Gooding Pork. work would bo tlnlslu^ In tim promoting plans Tor a new city occasion',.: *nie purpose, they slate, is to near future. library building. make the area morjc safe for This Is just one of many Hioy sponsor a poetry arid art Choose fronri children. projects the club has promoted contest in Uio local sdtools each our handsomo Little Wood River winds at Uie park over tlio years, year and havo hod a number of thank you Uirough the park, making o b ein g th e o rig in a to rs of th o p a rk district and stato winners. delightful addition to the idea back in the early 1020's. ■nio club belongs to tlio Idaho cords, station­ natural setting, but' mothers Qub itiembers have'worked to and National Federated ery, napkins, sometimes feel a bit nervous raise funds, have volunteered Women’s clubs. coordinated about dangers o( the doop their time and solicited aid of Mrs. Luolla L. Kinsey is tlie table crccess- w a te r. men folk of Uie community to club president this year with orles. Actually, thekiiu • )o library over to The thread will bo much STORE means 'that chushlons will stronger and yqur sowing will the oily Boveral years ago. iSO-MAIN-AVENUE-SOUTH- contlnuo to hold thoir slinpo. , Ont;lnally, tlie library was last much longer. . lO .ir.ii ri!.ch.O ."..IJIIJJ iiltbl HUT ..»,H-iDm ir J OWW rflf ______, • 'Sunday, October )S/ i97o'^lmeS'N«wi, Twin Falli, Idahp 7

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Your Bonk Cards IN THE Welcomed / a m LYNWOOD ___ fl^TlmOfcNows.'TwIn Falli, Idaho Sunday, October 10,1W(J 3 G irls Follow j IVlonfi in 4 -H

GLENNS FEnnV V\b dniuihtors of Mr. nnd Mr.s. D. Dixon A/idorHon, Glenns F erry/ Im vc follow ed Iri th e ir m o th e r’s footflteps In 4'H . / Flr.st the mother, then ilireo d a u ijr u c r s h a v e e x c e lle d In '-project-work tQ win state 4-11 award.s and attend the Nationnl •1-H Club Cbnyre'sa In ailcago. ------^Wlfon-Mrs^Andcraon-{Uien_ V irg in ia B rev ick ) w as a 4-H m e m b e r In Gooding C ounty, nhe won state award In food . preaervatfon and attended tlie 1930 Natlonol 4-H Club ConKre sa. ~TalerlvcrdaushtcrsbcBanto- aclileve the same recoynition. In 1900, Karen atlended National 4-H Club Coni’reiw as Idaho's home management winner, in 10f>9,1-«nore attended a s food nnd n u tritio n w in n er nn(| this year, Christine will attend as state winner In food •preservation, the same calegory in which her mother had ijalneU recognnltlon. A sp o k esm an fo r th e s ta te 4-H office noted as far as Uiey can' toll, Uie Ahdersons are tlie only family in Idalio who have set such n tradition for winnlny state awards and ftttending National 4-H Connress. • 4'^H Clubbers A major cbntflbutlon to thc~ economy of North Idaho, MOTHEn AND DAUGHTERS who have cxccllcci In 4>1I Ouh dnuRhters have followed In her fo()t»teps — Lenora attended the Potlatch Forests, Inc. employs ncUvUles arc M rs. D. Dixon Aitdcrsoii, GlcmiH Ferry, mid (rom ' nationnl conference InHt year an food-nutrltlon winner, Karen 4,100 p eople w ho rc ceiv c d )34 IcU, Lcnora, Karen and ChrUtlnc. Mm. Anderson, who ha» been attended Ip 106€ ns home management whiner nnd ChrlKtlne will million In wages last year, n 4.H Irn d o r fo r 10 v cn rn , a tten d e d N a tio n a l 4»H C lub CoiiBresB in ' attend tllU year n» food preservptlon winner. accordlnR to Lloyd D. Howe, 1039 as w in n er of IUoIio'b 4-H”lb«u preflorvflttOn-uwuid. JU i industrial .dovolQpcf for tijc -Idaho Department of Uom- merce and Development. Tills co m p a n y [»‘od u co d o v e r 400 million board feet of lumber, You Can Use Swim Pool in Winter ‘ approxim ately 25 per cent of the stale's production. By DOROTHEA M. nUOOKS on larger pools, (20 by 40 or 24 pool under roof for the winter. NEW YORK (U PI)-W hat to by 4a feet) hockoy games. You WlUi th e fa.stest pool grow th dq^lUi a swimming pool in' can play ice ahufflcboard — taking place now in mostly wfnter?. -exactly Jiko dock shafflebonrd, .wintry-northern states, Gorman “Doa’t waste it. Use It!" with the'court marked on the 3ald, the pool shelter is gaining Tliat’s tlie advice of Ed Ice will) vegetable dies; or you rapid acceptance, and a variety -aiMlxji&lir- Gormahi president of Discade " might take up curling, the Ico - Df winter enclosures arc on the. Industries. bowling game. n a r k e t. DopondJng on your family’s All tlmt's needed for a One wliich Cascade decided to Inclinations, your climate and backyard rink Is the usual pool narket after several years of for the life you lead your budget, there are ways to winterizing, witlj one or two ujstlng In Canada’s rugged' keep a pool In use virtually variations — and freezing winter clim ate, combines clearn year-'round, even In the wintry w e a th e r. vinyl walling and' roofing on nortl). Gorman explains: galvanized steel framing, the If yours is a heated pool — “H ie pool should be prepared whole structure designed to and a heater is rapidly as usual for winter, either bya slide, accordion-llke, on tracks, becoming standard equipment reliable pool service, or by the for y e a r-’ro u n d use. on pools In all but Uie warmest owner, following manufactu­ In winter, the transparent climes —a simple windbreak rer’s instructions. The pool enclosure lela ultra-violet sun- and unobstructed sun on the should bo cleaned and va­ - tanning rays tlirough and deck will extend swimming use cuumed, pump, motor and steams up warmtli somewhat are you well into cool weather. Gorman bther equipment and accesso­ like a solarium. Jn fact, the said —ri^ t tlirough Thanksgiv­ ries removed and stored, or pool dock makes a good place ing In some areas. ^ prepared to minimize the to winter plants and some THE SOCIAL Naturally, don't pliin on idling effocto of weather. enclosures have b&en fitted out on o-noal!wftirn cool drink in "The water lovol should be for greenhouse use. your luind. It's a good time for lowered, following the recom­ Gorman said a pool heater TYPE? real swimming proctlco —for mendations of the manufactu­ may bo-needed-only for the If you lovo to onl«rlain'and go to ocUvo water gomes. rer. Then, hang planking over tliree coldest winter montlis, —tiio-coplng-intQ the water so It but most people' prefer to ------^Androfter BwimmlnSrinstead- poftio», you need a hair-do that can of summer’s lounging about, will freeze in place, forming a swncini on aniie'UflUfll tim e In ' plan on a brisk rubdown and klckboard lining the pool edges Uie f a l l . ^ look eleoO|nl a fte r 5 o'clock! le i u f quick change, followed by some and protecting tlio sides nnd Opaque end panels have warm-up activities and a hearty coping. portiioles for ventilation, nnd ■how you how halrpiecet can give meal —porluips a steaming “Riither Uian using a stan­ can be rolled up entirely In a clanftboko in n wash boiler on dard-winter covering, put on.Q- , -few. seconds on warm fall or you inilani glamouri tJio outdoor grill. llght plastic cover. Tills will spring days. The whole struc- ~ In areas where Xroezlng Is the collect loaves from trees nnd ture slides back when -the rule, how about your own bushes and provide a cloan,. weatlier warms and can serve Artistic Beauty private icc rink for winter, s m o o th tro2on surfaco for your as a cabana in summer. sports? Skating, of course, from rin k .” ' Avallobloln a wide variety of Salon tAQphlng th e little o n es to figure If swimming's really your sizes, tlio, onelosuros luive a jkatlng practico, hockoy scrim- sport, you can, for a price of minimum OMi foot hopdroom at' 733-1 641 135 Main Avo. West, Twin Falls m o g ln g n n d g o a l slio o tln g , oven, $2,500 to $5,000 or so, put your the side walls. , Twin F » l l J , Idaho H

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It materials such as Cylolac and ------ivcighed"49"pounds,"cn.‘it'm ore DolrlTi' two space-age _____ ihnnJifllnmLccvQluliDaizciLitsii- plnsfip.17.' ' in dustry. .Safety anti convenience are ‘•'nie-Mini-Mac 0 is the result served by the Master Grip Honored Custom er. (If a two-year research and handle which provides for development program aim.ed at control of the saw over Its A PAINTING OF Gov. Don SnmuclHon i» l)cforc presenting (he plctiirc to him.. As “Ad producing the ideal center of gravity. All controls presented' to Uic subject by Mrs. Robert man" for (lie Lincoln county .lounuti, Mrs. homeowner’s chain saw,” said nro operated from the right ( Darlene) GoAklll. as one of (he hlRhlight ac- Gnfiklll uses her ar(lstlc nblllty to drnw the nds McCulIoch Marketing Vice hond position and tlio trigger is UviUcfl ol her “painting” cnrecr. Mrs. Gankill (o cuRtomers tastt*. President Stanley Stephenson. designed to protect the u.ser said she had never sc^n (he Govenior In person In addition to maintaining a from accidental, acceleration. supply of firewood and doing The automotic centrifugal ' . Iree maintenance work, chain clutch prohibits the choin from saw'buyers are finding a wide revolving when the engine is variety of uses for their tools. idling. ' Shoshone Housewife Keeps Qiain .saws may be used to build—do eo rativ o —PHstie— f u r ^ - niturc, cut lumber for con­ B usy As S alesm an , Ai^tist“ “ struction, trim bushes nnd A new disposer yard bag is hedges and for such specialized ideal for use in-communities SHOSHONE - “Ad man” is Tlien she might have Uiem children, overhauls the washing garderLjobs as pollarding shade who.qe ordinances prohibit burn-' - the title Mrs. nobcrtcDnrlenei draw n line of telephone poles," ‘ maclJine, keeps the family clock trees, transforming large ing of. leaves. Hie six-bushel Goskill, Shoshone, is often showing the smaller perr going and. even repaired the shrubs into single or multi­ capacity bfigs are designed for jilven, yet her talent for spective in the distance, unlil' broken TV wJien the men folks trunked trees or carving a outdoor clean-up, atorago or as druwlnK shines throuijh even perhaps all that is .seen in the. in the family were threatening planter from an old tree’trunk. outdoor covering. 'witl) this unusual title. last location is a speck, yet the to buy. a new one aflcr a five- Slie works for. the IJncoln illusion Is there. __ month silence from their old county .lournal. takes. . writes Her interest in art came from • set. It cost her Just to make and draws ille ails lo the roiciimnr- “ llie repairs, plus a lillle time, ol T customers likiny. Tliis is where a pastel unlil she moved to co u rse. her artistic ability comes in Sligshqno in lOfll. A niece gave Slie .said she even gets along REMODELING h an d y . her an old broken down set of fairly well with the familvjtlm'. Actually, she has tiiui'ht art pastels nnd she decided to use a He barks at all the lamTly'^ NEW CONSTRUCTION lessons for n' number of years, window .shade for her cnnvoss. members, except h e r-T in d h e ^ .some seasons to ns m any as SO Her first picture is still the only behaves with strangers. pupils n week. At the present one iihe displays on her living . As the ad man for the paper, REPAIRS time, however, she finds time ro o m w all. she does get around the county only to teach two classes at Slie was reared in Kansas, more than any otiier business Richfield to Richfield n(id Carey moved ^ith Uiem to Gooding nt woman, no doubt. Slie takes the w o m en who m e e t h e r tlie re , a n d , ago 10 ond’thore m et her future news picturott, also., nnd to students nt tlie grade school. Jiusband. Robert Gaakill. sometimes writes stories. Slie -■ T!»d first thing she tries to Fairfield.'After Uielr raarriogo; • has worked for the paper for te a c h th e p u p ils, sh e s ta te s , i.s a they lived In Fairfield until he about four years' and pul' the depth or perspective in drawing took a Job % witli the State entire thing out for one year of fo rm s. E)epartment of Highways. Tlioy Uint tim e. For beginners, she will wore in Gooding a short time, Her fomily includes one usually have Uie children draw then moved to Slioshone and married son, Lytle, wl)o,hns a something familiar to Uiem, h av e liv ed h e re sh ic e lOfll. son; a son. Jay, a sophomore in and often uses tlic railroad She has worked for the high school ^ind daughter, trh^k In Rhoshnnp iii show the Manhattan Cafe in Slioshone Shirley, fifth grade. They also depth and perspective of and states she is the typical reared a nephew, Robert Dains. necessijry drawing lo eye level ‘‘Jack of all trades,” does the Mr. Gaskin is still employed for the realistic look. harboring for some of her by the State Highway depart­ A NEW KITCHEN? ment in Slioshone. Making an old kitchen look new again ■doesn’t have to be a nnajor project. Adding now cabinets, appliances can Furniture Goes Plastic work wonders. Modernize before the Plastic is finally coming into however, It Is port of a now line ■ steel armature. holidays. Check with us for complete -itA-own-in-tho-homo-furniBliing- -roeontly-introduecd on-the------Thonisual-clom cnts'orcon" information. Many plans are available. fiold. 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By MARJORIE. LIERMAN teresting plcces of old wood into needed vacations. TimcS'News CorrcBiwmlcnt tljo house, polish them and use In the early yenrs of their tltem In making ccntcrplccea mnrrlnge, she worked nt a dress FILER —' HomemoWnfl need wlUi the wood ns the ba^ shop and also as a receptionist. not be dull! Mrs. Ronald Rcrcc, surroui ded by pine cones, small She prefer.^ outdoor work .such yo]ing housowifo, finds It both artificial leaves nnd fruit, ns cutting pbtntoes for seed or chnllcnglng ond fun. wiUi a sm all figurine or bird for driving trucks. Slie plans-ngain Porhnps It’s bocnuso ahe ac ce n t. tliis year to work witli a spud flpicDS any of the monotonous A/]otljer hobby slie enjoys is harvester crew. "It’s dirty cliores wlUi crentlvo hobbies or oil palnting. Slio likes to cook work, but it’s fun," she laugh.Sj time out for n ride on her but like most modern, young "and there’s always a crowd of "Ynntahirmotorcycler-'— — homemnkersTTniTlUS thC Txiixe.'T' people ■nnd' something ^oing Mr. nnd Mrs. Pierce form - nnd ^‘quickie" recipes nre very o n .” soutiiwcst of Filer wliore tlioy helpful and timo>saving. Everyone likes Mrs. Pierce — r«iHo fnrm pi^oduets nnd cattle. -I’hc.Piccccjrhsve no chiLdren Janice. And why shouldn’t they- M rs.' Pierce helps her hiiaband o fth eir^ O w n b u t en jo y h«Upin|} — Mrs. Pierce likes everytody. with tJie form work, drives the raise nieces, nephews, and the .U‘(*p. g o e s to to w n a f te r aeifihborinft children who love ni;tc‘hinery repairs, nnd in to vi.sit tliem , knowing they will Bermuda is tliird—after the Menoral, is his “hnndy hired alw a y s fin d n w elco m e. Mr.s. U nited S ta te s an d S w eden—in ill.III. Pierce babysits for special . tlie nuniber of teleplu)ne.s per Tliey each j /m \ their own friends who long for miich- ca p ita . mntdrcycie wJiich tliey etijoy ridin« nrouncUthe country, nlso By ffoflof Bollon to take on fi^iinj; nnd hunliny FUA/Wy BUSINESS trips. Pierce finds his motor- cytlc spodally invaluable for irrit'ating. THIS MODERN YOUNG homcmokcr takes care of n large Tlie Picrceslivc in n lar^»e 1ft- hoase, helps her husbond on tlielr farm and still has time to _;mQmJiuuscjMiich_\iujs-C£C£dtly_ enjoy tl«TBport*ofTnotnrcycHngrMr*;-Ronn!d Picrcer-nnd‘*hei— remodeled and on which they husband each hove their own machines and«nJoy riding around did nil tlie pnintinti. Tlicy have a th e fa rm n en r F ile r a s well as on h u n th ig o n d fls h ln g trip s . large Mfrdi'n ami vard. Koch fall Mrs HI her crop of puniiiKins with atalks of com in th e .or u decorative effectr She likes to brinK in­

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By PATRICIA McCORMACK Movei-amcnts nationwide 'have 'In an ago when Juvenile - person has n chnnco to properly damage or of being a NKW YORK (UPI)-Arc formed n kind of unofficial delinquency Is on the rise, it communicate with a doR, cat or n u isan ce un til p ro v e n g u ilty . urban problems-worsenocr qr, aIUant;c to oxclude pots from would seem that City FaUiers. ev en fiflh in .u n aq u arlb n ri. ] "Tills is tlie democratic ‘ lesHoncd wlicn humnns dwollinK the housing uniU. In New York would bo most anxious to tnko'' ‘ In the campalRn on behalf of principle for people. It should in public houslnB projects koop and some oilier cities pot effective steps toward its pets In public housing, Dr. ibe the principle for, pots." II dog, a cnt, a coniiry or fiHh owners are liable to Rot n ticket ellmlniUlotj," Dr. Wliite said. Wlilte nlad tlie rallying cry is ' Ask Uio man, woman or child on the promises? if walklnfi a do^* not on n lensh “Yet tliey are dolnR the .“nobody, but nobody, will take who owns one. Some city rfnd houslni; in the nark or strcot. opposite by tiiylnu to ban the my pet awny." experts lean to the "worBonod" ■ Dr. Wljite recalls that the most powerful weapon—pi5ta.” Jeon Brearley, editor of .side of the qtiestion nnd thnt's. late Dr. Richard II. Hoffmnhn, —-Some, psychiatrists maintain ___ Popular OoRs^said pet owners It’s foggy windshield time one ronson Dr. Dcun Omoy nouro>p.sycblatrlsl and onetime that pets nee an . absolute^. niusr richlizc - Ihol- pets, are agaln,^remindfl the' Idnho State White is rnlfling. his voice in President of the Institute for. nece.islty for children In the personal property, that nobody Police, so if you hope to get defonse. o f p e ts. D r; "NVliite lA IIuman'Animal Relationship, formative years. The reason- has the right “to tell us how where you are going safely, chnirman of the Committee for .said this: . Ini'; A child will not become n many._or_whnt kind ot-pet-wo tako time to clean the vohibio- Peta in Housing. It is unusual “To deprive a shut-in, a child, - - juvehilo deUnquent If his'early — •can own." , •windows before you drive. in tlint it does not solicit funds, or a (*eriatrlc of the companion* . trnininB includes the ro.sponsibi- " Ijin d lp ru s m u s t bo m a d e .to Driving ts the m ost dangerous as it campaigns for the rl(>ht to ship of II-pet is Cruel and Hty of ownlnij a pet. realize-legally or by a sound tiling most, of us do, tho Idoho ow n a p et. uncon.Hclonable." In Roriatrics, research has law—that our pets are mem­ State Police points out. Drive In an editorial in Popular Dr. White said the anti-pet shown that on occasion senility bers of our family and should defensively, Ih) on the alert for Doj's M«|»a2ine, Dr. Wliite, of conspiracy, as he calls it, will has been retarded and liappl- l>e given the benefit of tlie danger signals and be ready to New York, says several city only a(>(>ravato urban problems. • ness created where an elderly doubt—they are innocent of ovoid danger if It occurs.

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DALE WARD SHOW OcL16,1970-OcL25,1970 in th e GALA ROOM Tliit it anollier Qreol country/wntlern ihow. DaU't laletl record lookt liba anolKar million tollar.

JERRY SUN SHOW At CACTUS — OcHIrlSrO-lloYrlTWIfr Tliii pupolar (jroup ploy* oreol vo- rioly with botli popular anti country/ w oilern. The QirU on llio ilio w ling beaulifully.

SONS of Iho PIONEERS Il»v.3,1970-Kov.l5,1970 CACTUS PETE'S ii p lflo i.d to bo ciblo to return lltii ever popular country/ woilorn favorite.

SUE THOMPSON How.l7,r?70-llo»,J2,1970 A lono time' crowd pleatar who op- pooli to all who like great old ' □ nd modern popular country/wnttorn longv. .

JIM ROBERTS Nov. 24,1970-How. 29,1970^ Thit will be Jim't tecqnd cppoar^ce at Cactui Poto'i. Jim it itill with tlio Iciwrenco W plk Show.

Froddv Morgan Trio Dec.l.ll70-DM.13,1970 You'll ip lit your lid a t o» Freddy, "The oriQinol Mr. Danio" creator o 'Qno M a n la u o h Parade'. He'v boon

DICK KEER and tho CHERRY WAINER DUO D«c.l5,1970-Dw.27,197ll pick appeoted ot CoclurPlitif’i loU, ' year ar^cJ w o i dOUtdndino a t o tinger ,_a nd com edian in hi» app«oranca w ith - A rtie Palmer. Tho reviewt Indicate lh a l w ith Cherry the act ii even bet-

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It ufloU to bo you ro lled out a am ooUi nurfncc'd am lTookcd like carpel bift today .you Juat un- -folt. Biit now you can buy ehny pncklt.'niafsbecnuflonowyou or' ------imiooth-- aurfacod tufted cnn buy carpet tllofl; cnfly4o- carpet tllofl, In decorator colora handle plccca of curpct Uiat and often with attractive pat- como In 0 carton and arc in- torns. Tho.,sha{(s havo one Italled much like rOfllllcnt tllo; speclnrfldvuntago — tho high Tlie tilcH conVc in v ario u s pile hides tho Joints botween

aqunrofl, but aomo are roc- Just liko ordinary wall to wall. taniiles and ono maker has a Carpet tiles havo some line of Spanlph*shupod tllea. All special'^ood points. You can tiles have a buli't>ln backing of rotate them to equalize wear, hluh denalty latex foam rubber and IF ono tllo Is damaged or for comfort. Today .-most hnvo badly stainod you con jyUnply on—adheslvo applied to the-- rremoYiiitBndjirop In.o.now tl)e. backing. Sometimes you must For small roomu, thoy arc a peel off a paper or plastic film boon, becauso carpet installers covering the adlieslvo, oUier often charge a minimum foo on times you almply.put tlie tllo In small Jobs, making tlio coat of place. instaliatlon prohibitive. You Carpet tiles arc a real do-it- can even apply carpet tiles on a yourself dream, and they can wall, with Rroa.t acoustical aavc larg^ amounts of money. benefits. laundry rooms are You eliminate tho cost of In­ particularly good for wall stallation and tub need for a carpet, to muffle tiie noisy separate underlay, thanks to m ac h in e s. tlie foam rubber backing. There Moat carpet stores do not sell Is almost no waste, because you carpet tiles. You buy Uiem In buy the exact .number of tiles , lumber yards, paint and paper ■you need. DQllvery“problema- 'Btoroa.hdrdwaro stores, variety, are ended, bebause you simply stores, and other' general carry the tiles home wltli you — mcrchandlBc outlets.______no waiting around all day for a delivery truck to arrive. A quick swipe with rubbing Originally, all. tllea hud a. alcohol wljl remo^e smudges nec'dlc-bonded p ile Uiat was fro m ' s t a l n l e ^ ’ s t ^ r in y o u r kitchen or batiiroom. "BAUBLES BANGLES Romantic Atmosphere STBEADS

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As Writers of TV Series • Watchos.(for ladles and mon CHICAGO (UPI> - The s))C h as d o n e. not leave the city. • Beautiful scene: near-North Side npart- “It’s young against old,” she Her list .of firsts is Imprcs- Diamond Rings . ment of Im a Phillips, writer of explains, “radicals against Uie slvo: First to use organ music sonp operas. eatablishment, black against In a program. First to use a • Bracelets white, rich against- poor.” m inister, a doctor or n nurse as Tlie tim e l a sunny summer She started with '‘Painted a protagonist. First to consult • l o c k e ts afternoon. A reporter enters. Dreams,” Uio first daytime s o cial ag e n cies. F ir s t to u.se Irna speaks: “Hollo, I'm Irna radio serial which went on Uio specialists as advisors for her • Tableware. _____ Phillips.” Slie sinks- into a air in 1030..Serials were called p ro g ra m s . • Birthstoncs pastel flowered couch which is “soap operas” because In tlioso “A World ' Apart” has the on a soft yellow rug. Her days Uie sponsors almost • Earrings daughter, Katimrlne, 25, enters. always were soap companies. first mother-daughter team in Mother and daughter are Tlien came “Today’s Clilld- tlie field. And Irna's son, Tom, • China collaborating on a television ren,” first network sonpor. • 20, saya ho may Join by doing ------series—It-is-lm n'8-21flt-aerlftl7— ------Miss Phillips becnnwthfrflrat- _rcaearch_for_thc_aerlal._Bolli___ •-AAothor-s.Rlngs- _ Katharine's first. ~~ “daytimb writer lo imikir^hc —Tom—and—Katliacinc __ w e re Irna has.lwon writing In tlie transition to television wher^ lidoptod by frna. ■ Tlie new program Is a 1)lt of soap opera field 40 years. ahe personally made a televi­ La ya w a y G ifts h o w , Katliarlne started a couple of sion pilot of “Guiding Light.” a biography, although that mny years ago, typing her moUier’s She originated “As tho World not be Katharine’s —or Irnn’s scripts. Now she’s creating and Turns,” which has been tlio —Intent. Tlie plot concerns a writing the scries, Irna editing. m ed ia le a d e r 12 of Its 14 y e a rs . iiachelor mother o( two adopted Irna- describes ■ her latest It reaches, an average orjnore ch ild re n . series —"A World Apart.” She tium elglit million viewers 'Hiat’s lrnn. and her family. speaks softly, seriously. She every day. • . • talks as If the protagonist Is Tlie list goes on. Total: 21. HERRETT’S real, describing .him umd the "A World Apart” Is the flr^t events which have transpired soaper to bo set .In Clilcago, You needn’t throw away tliat MDNUHCTURING slnco-tlio-flhow- began in lute., Miss .Phillips’. blrUiplace and blunt sowing machine needle, JEWELERS M a rc h . . • homo most of the time since, for you can sharpen it yourself U 3 0 Klmlw.ly Bd. , "A World A part/’ Irpn says, She Is th e onljf., ono of tlie by running It through .neveraJ TININ r * u s l.q Jlio tliim'”- original suriA l Q£iiAt«N»iiiliia lKd Klieet.s of 9flp

•V" Sunday, Oddb«^ IB, 1970 Tlm «i-Nowf, Twin Falli. Idaho 15 Game Hunters Need Cooks nyCHAIlLOTTEBELL rice in ono quart w ater With a much further. Tho crisp skin Is ^ Joint moves easily. Pheasants which have spent a Tlmcs-Nowfi Corespondent teaspoon of salt 40 minutes.______choico. so try ______to soo that As the goose roasts, spoon or life In the wild (as com pared to JERO M E — Now wiUi the Wild rlco rdtiuires twico~tho overyono has d ploco. dphon off fat as It accumulates gam e farm birds) solcfeip 'como hunting wason sUrtlni?, many cooking tlnjo of ordinary ricto. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. In pan. Don’t do anything else to with much fat on them and so •Drain^fHmabsorbcd-wntcm nU----- RinBO-ggOBgln gmo antl'CUnffto r nh'oBIn!Tt!orripH£klCaon't"Jab'" tend to t>e dry In roasting. You different typos of wild game for dry rice by shaking It'ln pan cold water and dry thoroughly. it, don't baste It. But don’t can overcomo this by rubbing women of tho'valloy to cook. over low fire for a few minutes. Cut away any* largo fat la y b s (orgctJl.-QvGrcooking..ls.>^tl)o. the.Urd.wlm cUve oU then.wrap^ 3^10 following arc some Mix with two tablespoons remaining In tho body cavity only way you can hurt it. In toweling for an hour or so. A fluggcstlonfl on how to fix dif­ celery, all minced, ,ono four- and remove any stray pln- If you^want to dross up tho second application of oil Is ferent typoa. of game, taken ounce can of mushrooms featliors. Fasten nock skin to platiiT, prepare tho gamlah Just desirable if the first Is absorbed frqm ‘"nic Hungry Sportsman’s diopped, ono t<$aspoon salt, ono> back with skower. Spoon tho before you tako the goos orango stuffing Into body the oven; cut long strips o f pool When plucking pheasants, Eddlo MeJor, and along witii.n fourUi poimd m olted butter. cavity, pacidng it lightly. from three oranges, uainn o tako care that the sJdn is not few of my own Ideas &om tho Tcriderizlng Bear M eat' To'doso cavity opening, place . vegetable peeler ot' sliarp knife. ’ tom away. Tho skin helps ' m any y ears of fixing wild game Bear meat needs special skowcrs across it and laco cord Sot tho finished goose on a largo prevent dryness in baking. for my own family. treatment above that given tlirough thcm-QS you would laco platter. Arrange the orango ■With duck season Just most wild moats, particularly if slioes. Loop remaining cord strips in long loose coils ar6und . opening, ril start with a few . it sliould bo an old bruin. around drum sticks and pull It It. Tuck celcry leaves between ideas on how I have found to fix EiUior It sliould bo well toward tho body.' Uie colls. them. seasoned wltli salt and pepper Placo^oo^, broast sido up, PbeuantiPreparatlon Some folks prefer to pick their and cooked in water until on a r a ^ In a sliallow roasting Lacking gamoy taste, Wind adliesivo tape around a ducks dry while others cliooso tender, then roasted or other- pan. Roast throo to throo and a plieasants do not need much piece of wood about tho slxo of a tJio wot-picking moUiod, dipping wise cooked, or It sliould bo first half hours (allo\i' 16 minutes, to soaking In salt water. Unless chnlk-board eraser (adliesivo tlio game birds in scalding soaked In a marinade for 16 to 24 pound) or until drumstick moat (hey are badly sliot yg, 30 side up) and use It to pick up dog. water time and agabi to loosen hours. feels soft to tho touch and tl\o minutes is plenty. hair from furniture. ■— tlie feathers. ' Preparbig Dcerburgcr . Since some ducks require To reduce gamlnoss of extensive dipping, Uiey are dcerburgcr to tho lowest actually-partly cooked In the degree, have tho butcher "Serving Magic Valley Since 1935" Our wet-picking process. Tliis remove every bit of fat before Inadvertent stowing is harmless grinding the meat. This, of If the birds are to bo used Im- course, will _result in an ex­ 3 5 th medintelyTKdwev’(T^^ tremely dry product HO beef TH E FI NEST FU RNIIU RE ^ to be kept for several days-, or suet sliould Iw added in tho Anniversary frozen, hold Such dunking to a grinding process to restore the AND APPLIANCES AT very minimum! balance. A little detergent dissolved in VcnlHon Pot Roast t/ichot water wJl] cut tho oil on Roll four pound piece of THE MOST REASONABLE Uie feathers and speed feather venison sliouldor In. seasoned rmioval. Rinse birds several flour, place in kettle and brown times In clear w ater before on all sides in hot fat. Spread PRICES IN cooking. with four tablespoons hor- ■Ent-^onylhlng-often^nougli— -tferadlBhr-add-one-linlf—cup— and eventually you will acquire tomato juice and one-lialf cup a liking for it! Tlils 'is our only red wine, cover, and cook very explanation why some hunters slowly for Uiree hours. will let perfectly good ducks About 45 m inutes before m eat hnng -unclcnned for several is done, add eight small whole days before eating them ! onions, six medium carrots A day or two of aging In the sliced, six sta)ks celery, two- refrigerator ImprovoH all small small turnips halved, eight p i : game. On tliat point almost peeled potatoes and one-lialf everyone will agroe. Bu^ we teaspoon salt. Tliickon Juice can’t- soO' this duck*hanging with flour for gravy.- business, whidi has decreased Hie goose has had a poor in popularity In tho past 25 or 30 reputation among cooks. It Is years, and fortunately, to our -Indeed ttvery fatty bird, and the way of thinking! shame of serving a greasy Body Quids seeping through goose' was such Uiat strong sliot wounds, to permeate and measures were urgod to impart strange, flavors to good prevent Uiis catastrophe. As a meat, holds no appeal to mo. result the poor goose was often I suspect the practice came jabbed and pricked until it was into being In tlie dim ages dry, and was overcooked until it before refrigeration. Hunters was tough. fortunate enough to get more Pull out all the fat Inside the Uian necossary for im m ediate body cavity (render It and you needs could-do little but hang will have superb cooking fat for tlieir excess birds in tlie coolest weeks to come) and be suro Uiat and safest place and hope for you cook the goose only three to Uie best. tliree and a half liours, un­ How long should ducks hang . covered on a rack of a sliallow - ..If you insist on hanging diem? roasting pan, at 350 degrees. Tliree days, four days', a week, A 12-pound goose will look big LO W two w eek s. . . It's all up to you. and serve oiglit well, but don’t Tlie riper you want 'em, the___ expect to have any loft over for IN STORE longer Uic hanging period. On lundi tho next day. A goose Is a ----- 4hiese~polnt9-Qll-ttdvocatca__Q£___ far loss m eaty bird FINANCING honftlng w lU -agreel'^ - don’t- —In facryour huabanu-iu you con. pluck your birds, don't draw get him to carve) should bo tliem, don’t let tliem get wet, w arned that ho m ay have to got and don’t lot them freeze and all tho moat there Is off the tliaw. bones. WILSDN4ATES M allard with Wild Carving a goose Is different Rlco DrcHNhiR from carving a tOrkey. ’Hie log Stuff mallards or other largo Jobit is much farther down the WPIMIICESTOIIES^ ducks, placo on rack In roaster bird and harder to got at. Tho and bake two hours in m oderate wings are constructed dif­ •lnc “ ov6r of 350. Basto frequently ferently, toQ, and m ust be taken with equal parts of pineapple off in order to carve the breast. lEROME ■ BURLEY TWIN FALLS Juleo (or orango julco) and Don’t servo the wlnga — they water. aro like drlod-up ^cks and 1S7 WEST MAIN 1250 Mbion Av«. 702 Main J(va;N. have no m eat on them . Slice the Wild rlco dressing to stuff two 324.;ai7i>a ^78«a3sa 7 3 3 ^ 1 4 6 ' mallards: cobK one cup wild drum sticks — the bird wUI go — TS-^TImwFN»\»»,"Twlii-Fallir ld«ho' Sunday, Octobjr » , 1970 Dandruff Can Be Serious Dnruli^ff,~boHiuea ooinu an unaii'htly condition, cnn lend to sc>lous infoctlona If jicijloctcd. It can cnusc Infe'Hlons of the gcnlp.. inflammation of the eyelids or onr infoctlons. Trontment for dondruff can be n» simple ns washing tho hair nnd flcnlp regularly. It Is im- porlnnt to use nn effective ‘dandruff shampoo to control the condition. ■ ■ Altlioiigh -H—physician- m oy-. recommend special trcntincnt for aomo cases of dandruff, a proven shampoo with sulfur and other medications used regularly can control ond relieve the condition.'

To mothproof sweaters or blankets, rinse Uiem in water to which a tablespoon of tur­ pentine hns'becn'added.

O ne Room H om e... COUNTRY trV’ING at home. You cnn crcnte this lively Illusion ol careUvc euunlry living wherever you live. And turn your guest bedroom Into on Inform al nncl hospitable living area, too. ThlH room , called “ Rural R oost," Is only one of six exciting *'1971 Living Bedrooms” fenlurcd In House ncautlful’s N ovem ber Is b u p . In It, Internationally known designer, Knrl Stclnhauser, has combiffed French. English nnd Amerlcaif' styles w ith the Hcstnnlc T ^ln bed “ Aspen’* cjisemblc to crcnte o country hide-«-way in your own guest room. Public Awakens to Nutritional Values

Ever since World War II, sity studies nnd reports for most American women have tho public to rend. boon complacent about tho: "But the influonce has not 2nd D ebuit ‘‘‘^L ookryoungcr” P a ir nutritional value of tlie food been dramatic enough, mnn- thoy bought. Tlieir mojor In- u factu rcrs are still con­ , torest lay in convenience,, vinced. Tho public by and - ______SPHCIALLV • novelty and other aspects. largo won't, tako 'nutrition.' •'Today. however> that in­ It’s still the appeal-of con­ PRICED difference is beginning to venience, taste satisfaction crack. The recent natlonol and social- acccptnnco that ■ flare-up over the intrinsic soils. A'few customers oven value of breakfast cereals «>*iJect^ th at n u tritio n Infor­ v a l u e startled them a Uttie. They mation printed on tho pack­ : aro beginning to question the age clutters up the space. theory that, because the “Tho steady Incroaso In United Stales is the greatest costs of food and tho eco­ and richest country in the nomic doldrums are forcing 2 n d Oobuf with CEF 1200 for tho old- world, everytnlng we see on women to shop more intelll- 2 n d D o b u t non-alcoholic Skin Frosho- solo is. the best in the world. gontly. Every dollor counts. or woman In sorious trouble with nor does a marvelous job of “finish­ They took nutrition as a ho- This is why somo dota on her ago roaily showing, or for tho ing" following a croam cleansing. . hum proposition." says Mar­ nutrition is beginning to be ian Tripp, a food publicist. listened to," Mrs. Tripp, youngor woman in o hurry for re­ Does not Impair tho CEF action in 2nd “There ore women now graduate of Iowa State uni­ sults. 4 oz. bottle, roguiarly $6 ond Dobut preparations. It's a real spirit who no longer are convinced, versity at Ames and mother timt every food for sale is of two young sons, observes. gives skin o smoothor, youngor look "liftor" too. Divino in warm woafhor. in just a short time. bT tlin “food *!jn"d ed“u"‘o £ "Cortnlnly, man,rf»cl.,ror» Traveller size. $2.50. fnr k?dr ArT^nqf lin^— nrD’awnro of Ihis chnnKo-in Is what thov thounht Onlv «ttitucle. Thoy nro workinc S/tVi: $ 2 IIV PUnCU/%StI>IG THE PAMMl

ads. You must romember Thorc is still a long, long that nil advertisements nre way to go," adds tiiis ac­ scrupulously protested for counts group supervisor of public nppeal. When nutri­ p u b lic re la tio n s for J . Wnl- tion is either neglected or re­ tor--Tltompaon Co, of Chi­ fused by many of tho test- public, It takes courage for cago. tlie advertisor to uso nutri­ It Is slowly da^vhing on tho tional references in his very public that w e a re not so expensive advertising." well-fed as a nation as we WE GIVE SENIOR LY N W O O D thought. Tho Whitt House But, at long last, many CITIZEN DISCOUNTS moiP Cbnfiirorfco on Tdod, Nutri­ foods are now being adver­ SHOPPING CENTER RBIKC tion and rioalth InjDcccmber tised bs “onrichod”. or “for­ Opon 0 n.m .-O p.m. Wookdnys, tified.". ■ I: helped dram atize this point. '10a,m.-7 p.m. Sundavi ; So has- ToroQSt)' of. countless govornmontol and unlvor- Ca^pelirig__ Fouird irrr": All Homes NEW YORK rapi) -Onco strictly a luxury Itoni, cnrpotinf' todny Is found in every rooni In ■ ■thGAmoricDnJiQmc______V^iothor it'a nn .«rcn ruR, or wflluo-woll, one of the nnbat _-,_lmpor.tant-.nap~It acts a s an insulator ngninst bent and cold. —It helps fill out any sliebt unevencRs in the floor and creates n smootli surface on which to place a carpet. Most Popular Wild Sccnc... Issackedos listed as the most FOR TUB ld70 look, spice up a drab room with color and m ore pillow. A clear TV table and ashtrays further reflect this plastic popular types of underlay tbo color. BeKfai w lth ^ d wallf and leavon from there. Coirthiue th r- explosion, ai-do th« white and orange tables, wall decoration folow ing: mod motif with Quasar Inflatable furniture, Imported directly and other white plastic accessories. —Hair and fiber padding. In from rra n e e . Add a round shaKgy poIka>dAt ru^. curtain, and Uiese felted pads, Jute and flbeVs arc 'mixed wltli hair for added strength. Hie most popuar weight for normal u^o nd-the-i »roxl> Beautification Project of Richfield Club mote price per square yard is $1.25 to $1.50. RICHFIELD - Mrs. Ross and Pollyhave long support w lildi fiiie so graciously ..outside blooms in a built-up —Rubl)crizod hair and fiber. BeauUficoUon of Rldifield has been the chief decorators a t the extends. Congratulatloni^ are planter ledge. Ihls typo of pad Is made by been a community projedt Richfield cemetery, not only on not forgotten either, and she Roses and other flowers are coating a hair and fiber pad undertaken by many Memorial Day, but at any time devotes much time to this Vised from the Ross gardens for wiU) rubber. The coating holds organizations and Individuals they have the flowers and time project. Polly Is (he Orange m any of Richfield’s com m unity the felting in place, and gives intermittently since Richfield to make the arrangements. treasurer and an active 4>H events including weddings. It’s Uio cushion a nonsllp surface. began ovet' 60 years ago. FViends have particularly noted loader with her husband. The not uncommon for Polly to give Hie pads wear well and resist The latest venture has been tholr decoration of graves Grange sponsors Richfield's away her last roses of sunnmer soil. The approximate price per started by the Richfield Lions which others have neglected or four4-Haub8. .to someone who cam e out a fte r square y ard for 4(k)unco weight Qub, a growing organization been unable to remember. Persons often wondtf how the eggs and stayed to admire tHe ranges from $1.25 to $1.50. which wUT probaiily get tho Job When the flowers or two women find tim e to n u rtu re garden. '-Flat sponge rubber. Ttris dpne. arrangements fade M rs-Ross- their .lbvely_flowers. All are Both the Ross women spend pad gives a luxurious feel (o Individuals who deserve and Polly remove them for cheered as they can see them m uch lim« In the 6gg room ol carpets and won't compress credit bwlude Mrs. H.A. Ross decorating another time. while driving past the two randi Falrvlew Poultry Farm, a under heavy traffic or fuml* and daughter*ln-law, Mrs. Glen Other community service houses, one on each aide of the business maintained by Mr. and two. One-quarter Inch thickness Ross. They spent mudi tUne ' ventures of this pair include road, two and one half miles Mrs. Glen Ross. Each can give Is -rccoramcndod-foiL.normnl__ ond_dtort,_flS_w0ll.M money^ _ y ears of work In _the Richfield northwest of Richfield. There is recipes galore -bi the use of traffic. Per square yard, the when. the Burmah Club, tor Grange. Mrs. H.A. Ross iuaids' seldom a tlme^whon tho eldcf mitrittous eggs and Richfield la quarter inch pad retails for which these two farm women all the conmiunlty service cards Mrs. Ross doesn't have her indeed fortimate to have auch ^ about 12.50. belong) and the Richfield and few people get sick or are in large picture wlnd)w filled with community minded women tM —Waffled sponge rubber, One Woman's Qub endeavored to sorrow without the Orange blooming flowers as well as these two. side of this pad Is heavily beautify the city park. textured in a waffle design, the *nie Burmah Qub women other is relatively smooth, planted many bulbs and plants faced with a polyester or other in a garden sotting in the water fiber back to fiicllitate carpet tank area. These were main­ installation. The textured side tained with much heartache as faces the floor, the smooUier well as labor, for many years, lildo goes next to the carpet. but finally the plants died Tliese are available in various anyway from lack of tnore weights and thicknesses with constant care, vandalism, and - Uie-clioicc -uflually. mQdo_onJho__:. posslWy_peor_lolli-,_-,______basis of the degree of The Woman’s Club lilac hedge luxurlousness desired. Per ^ared the same fate. This was -squarc-yard-retalLcostajango— a-partlcular-pcLproJocLoLthfl__ _ ~rfC I?nr80-tq-$S:------:------latirMrsrEllls-fSuale)-Newby— Robonded polyurethane, who supervised hnuch of . the iliese pads are very resilient, care for the lilac shoots.- Approximate cost per square yard is from $1 to $2. t tr C i i p WliW>OHslInrf'meat‘ In'llie Name Becamc Official oven and the fat catches on On Sept. 0, 1770, th e Con­ fire, don’t try to remove it. tinental Congress approved a resolution that all conti­ Instead . quickly turn off the nental commissions and oven and sprinkle flour thickly . other instruments use the over U)c meat.B0 iU hut the ovsn w ords “ U nited S ta te s’' in­ door. The fire will die ou^ stead of ‘’Unitod Colonies,” almost Immediately.' (Sunda^Ocfob«r Ifl', i 970'T)mds-NewB. Twin Falli« Idaho^ -18 Tlmos-Newi7'Vwin F IdAho Sunday, October 18,-1970^

THIS, CHART ahowi the iiourc# on th« b««< corcaB# (or the more popular bool TABLERITEBEEF cula. It olso dhowa the cookincr method usually used oii each cut for best results. This method oi cuttfticf is colled Chicc0o style, the Western style or the Stondard style o{ reducing the side o( ~bisf*info“"cutr~for''codklna-and-eatina.— Tender .cuts come from the muscles which were least used by the live animal; less tender cuts corhe from the mosl-uood CUTSGOME muscles. But all cuts m ay be made tender by proper cookery. ' * . Home freezer owners or looker renters cften can make important savings in their food bills by purchdsina a side of beef, or o front or hind quarter, having it process* RUMP ROAST PORTERHDUSE •d oil at once ond storing it in individ' CHUCKROAST uolly wrapped packages until needed. (Braiso or Roast) SIRLOIN (Broil or Psnbroil) .AND HOW , STEAK (Brais*) (Broil or P«nbroil) TO COOK j " ' ' ROUND STEAK RIB ROAST THEM (Brais*) (Broil ~R o «it)

BLADE

BONE

HEEL OF ROUND (Brjaise—Simmer)

T-BONE U IEF STEW , STEAK (S t«w ) (B t^l or Panbroil) FUNK STEAK -(Broil— Fry)- ~ (BralSei) 30 Tlmes*Newif Twin Palli* Idaho Sunday, October 18, 1970 lIlydrbnicLFixture Spicy-Affair Rejrlacre«~Radm Althougit most ladlca are suggestion to replace those undccided wholhor to switch eyesores with anldo-high, at- from mini to ml(ii. oil of thorn tractive hydronlc'(modem h o t' would love to go maid — as for water) liome heating baseboard an their drnporics and curtolns panels^ are conccmod.. Professional , decorators will Many homQ dpcoratpra find 0 go to great lengths to hide a roadblock In tholr 'p lan s to register or cover a radiator, but. rofurbish Uiclr iiomcs . in tho . they generally prefer to work in form of bulky radiators, ugly a hydfonlcally heated houso. heat rcglstcrfl or dangcroualy Becauso modern hydronic hot heating distributors. systems utilize *low, walN There la o solution. From tho hugging baseboard panels, they National Bettor Heating’ liberate walla completely, and Cooling Council -comes the the decoratora' creative bent can run freely. . ' GYM DANDY

TODAY’S SMART NEW STYLES REQUIRE SLIM SHAPESI

m i s im iG irr r e d and yellows of this table salad, garlic bread and plenty of dry' dinner setting carry out the gay motif of an Italian wine. Colorful lamp and accessories add further Buppcr, the main ingredient of wblch Is a spicy Interest. lasagna ca«ficn>lc. to be served wJth tossed Lively Lasagna Gains in Popularity Among ^Yanks’

By MARJORIE LIERMAN cnko or n nut tortoni. However, seasoning, oregano and garlic TlmeS'News Correspondent I like to settle for a scoop of aalt and simmer two to four vanilla ice cream will) a green hours. F IL E R — Go Itallanol Have a mint sauce. Cook ono package of lasagna l a s a g i ^ s u i ^ r l H ils spicy dlah Put your favorite Dean noodles as directed on package. ranks next to nizza for M artin and P e n y Como records In 'greaacd glass baldng pan popularity. In fact, it tastes on the stereo. llRht your lamps, pincoa layer of sauce, then one much like pizza, but it can be place a few candles tlirough the of noodles, one pint of cottage checae, mozzarella chceae Slim down, firm up th« EASY way . , . f*t eur made ahead of time and house for extra effect, and rantal •qulpmant do th* work for you. Com * In foTi reheated for serving and la you’re all set for an enjoyable (gratod) and pormosoj^ cheesc.— - • damonatftlon SOONI much easier to prepare for a evening with very special Repeat layers, end witli grated • t^llO tIKI largo crowd. -friends. cheese and top with parsley Set the tables with gay- H e re ia .a rcclpo which will flakoa. .. • lO UII MAtSAOII figured cloUiq. and for napkin servo oiglit. It m ay bo double or B ake 30 m inutes a t 375 • BILT VIBRATOK rings, pull, colored napkins trlplcid for larger crowdq, degrees. WALTONRENT eXfiRCISE fiCUlPMENT • ACTfOM CVCU through crisp onion rlnKga or Brown together IMi pounds ■ pretzel rings; Center-ploces-for- -hamburger and. one largo the tables could bo bottles onion; add one can tomato holding candles. I like to use old sauce, one can tomatoes, ono Tips Offered kerosene lamps which are filled can tomato juice and two bay A new stereo speaker system with colored scented oil and leaves. Splco with Italian. -incorporates SflO^egreo ^ u n d lighted. For a largo tablo, a projection from top and bottom speakers. Tlie modular tliree* lamp could bo placed in tho YOUR center jnd a' small flower piece system liaA.four speakers __ arrnngemcnt on each side. HEART ASSOCIATION which enable listeners In every ------WiUi the lasagne, and be a u ro - rS A Y S r- ^port of tKp.ropm to exp^ence- lo m ake plenty aa ovcryono will tho full stereo effect of music, return for seconds and tlilrds, tlie manufacturer says. As a aorvo a tossed salad with Italian modular unit, the remote droBsing, garlic bread, broad speakers can bo moved any- stJckfl and a plato of rellalios. If whoro in the room,'tup to 20 feet a vogetable is doslrod, eltlier from the 100-wott m ain unit. nicchlnl, Italian style, or ar- ( Zenith.DualDimenslonSter- tlchokoa would be compatible. 0 0 Sytom , lOOO NoV-th Austin WJt)) a dinner of Uila typo, one . Avo., O iicago, III.). Reasonable Monthly Rates! must have red wine a dry ■ CALL U s TODAVI dinnor wine cooled to Jiiat tlie rig h t tem perature. Do not serve LEARN THE RISK FACTORS co/foe until tho dessert. If yoii' FURNITURE fell like being very creative, from the m a k e _ - :HBtorplocD~of“ - - . 'laHfiTHcarrAssocinlfffH— : -12L2nd-Av«JVL J 2 3 3 a _ 4 2 L dessert Ilka Neopolltan angel Sunday. Ocfob«r le, !970 TJme« Nowi, TwJn fa \l» , Id a h o - 31 Mirror^ Shows Eashions

JEROMB — Shoron La Fray, ' mirror In on enclosed alr- , munlcoted, since it is sliown as Jerome county extension home conditionedf room. *A bright it sliould bo worn. AnoUier plus economist, explains a new outline resembling a ’ optlbn Is the showing of. ac- fashion mirror, a now way. to dressmokcr's model Is sjiown bi' cessorios thot complement shop. the mirror and is adjusted In a portlpular dresses. An electro-mechanical- matter of seconds to her dress Tlie odvontoge to the store is optical system that permits a alre. Tlie model then disappears trend information since’ the woman to see how she (ooks In a ' and tiie customer Is shown slides may. arrive before tho dress wiUjout trying It on is goon standing, In color, attired \n a merclmndlso Is shipped, and to be.found in stores in some dress alie has never seen, they provide on excellont sections of tJie country. Since toudied, or tried on. ' training aid for sales personnel. last August it's been In use only In 0 few m inutes — o f t^ In addition, the manufacturer Is ot Rich's in Atlanta. within 10 to 15 minutes — she guoronteed exposure of oU his Invented in -Prance three can sec herself in dress after merchandise. years ago, the system, which Is dre^s without leaving her soot. It begins when'tho buyer goes colled a foshlon mirror salon, Sie con dismiss* some, re­ to market. She reports whot she gives 0 woman tl)o feeling she's examine others, tell tlio store hns bought and from whom; actually wearing drosses tlmt hostess occomponylng her then style numbers ore are being aliown to her. which ones ore of Interest. programmed to tho equipment. RJdi’s whicJi has two in­ When this is complete 6he In cose you plan to trovol this stallations, one in the bridol leaves the room to try on only yoor or next and would like deportment and one in tiie Uiose dresses that she likes. sliopplngviothe F ^ io n Mirror, Specialty Shop, Is planning a Customer advantage Is two western stores tliot plon to Uilrd Installotton for tlio men’s reducing fatigue from try-ons ' install the fashion mirror are tl\e apparel division. while still having the op­ &n Mordie in SoatUo and H ig h lig h ts o f llo n ic . . . Tlie customer wanting a portunity to see most of the Neusteter'a Department Store TWO OF THE planted bottles in the Robert Bell home lii foslilon mirror allowing alts offering. In addition, proper in Denver. Jerome arc shown here. The bottle on the left is n Bmall wine before a specially designed wearing of a dress is com- bottle nnd M rs. Bell hnii placed two plants In It. In the lorger one, an ac(d bottle which la a collector’s item, has plonta that were planted about two years ago. TheRc bottles ore decorative plcccs In the Bell living rdom. Planting Bottles Stir Conversation nvCHMlLOTTEnELL liot w eather do you need to Tlines-Ncws Corrcsponilenl wolcrflfiryoirwlalrtoxienntiio inside of the bottle, n littlQ JEUOME - Planting bottlos water poured down the sides. ot nil different sizes and shapes, R em em ber too m uch w ater will with live pinnta can m ake a ■ ,moke a fog ond Uie plants will — vcrjr intfirosUng converaatlon bo hard to see. piece In your homo. Almost any size bottle m oy bo Planting bottles takes time planted. It depends on how hord and pntienco, block magic, you wont to work at it. snnd, o heovy wire and plants. Never let tiie bottle set in tlie ■Hie first step is cJoanfng tlio sun as It will tend to bum tho bottto, m oking suro to got all the plants-ond kill Uiem. soap out. Many-bottle collectors are Depending on tlm size of tho now planting tholr prize bottles 'bottle, m oke a (unn6l out of and plocing them in newspaper or heovy paper of arrongernonts in tlieir homes. some kind. Place the funnel in tho botUo so tho bottom rests on Ujc'bottom of the bottlerThis Ifi- to keep tho sides clean when Tips Given tho dirt is placed In tho bottle. Toko n mlxture of half black- m oglc and sand, dam pen with a For Good small amount of water. Carefully spoon UiO dirt m ixture Into ti)o funnel, trying to keep Breakfasts t|]o bottle os clean as possible. After tho bottle Is about J-3 N utritionists, homo one tiiird full of tho dirt mix­ economists, dietitians ond ture, you are ready to plant. mothers of growing families all Select small plants such as know tho importonce of n good polm trees, rabbit tracks (or U*eakfost. pray plant), any type of smoll Dut in Uiis rapidly paced — — p lan t -th/it - will .live- In a. rnln_ tim e, 0 leisurely breakfast is ' foreatrfcrns ore-very-good------often skipped in favor of a quick With the wire dig n small hole cup i)f coffee and-toflst-or—a- for tho plant, then carefully put uweot roll. Uie plaht into the bottle and During tlio week, when tim e is place it In the hole nnd wlUi Oio at a premium, it is important to wire, cover tJ)e roots wiUi Uie have 0 breakfast of four basic dirt removed from tho hole. Tills Items: fruiter juice; a protein- is , what taken tlie time and rich food, such as eggs or somotlmoflmony tries before tlie sausage: cereal or breod, and plant is in place. milk. ^------^ ^ t o r voii got tho bottle On weekends, however, a “■ pTanted you moj^ pour ri"Vflry -m ore bountiful, lavlabidaaLcnn. amnll am ount of w oter down tlie be prepared. Ttils can also cut . insides to clean tho bottle. down oh tho num ber of m eols to ------tto-not.w ater-aa lLwill w ater be fixed. — wttni'lawrhsBFty^^bFimcir • j.A.i XAJ i.xf inside the Mttlo. Only In vei7 * Jrdif 6drt fcif M ih only ope other meal, an early dinner. ~J3 Tlmos-Nowf, Twin Fdlli, IcHho Sunday, Octobar IS, IWO Many Blind OvereOTire~Haira

By PATRICIA McCORMACK ^ rebulider and auto mechanic to jf vision over so gradual. 'Hiis oducation and' training of- tho beeping deviccs include a NEW YORK ( UPI)-Pooplo small engbio robuildcr and is bocauso the vision lost is handicapped in moKy Job areas. carpenter’s level Uiat beeps frequently oak M. nobirt radio engineer. peripheral—that used to detect Other services for the blind untU it indicates level. Damott why Amcrlenn toclmo- nicro also are blind rodio Uio edges of Uio visual field. include tm addiUonal exemption A catalog of what's available logy, copaW o^f putting m an on and tdlovision repairmen, piano Ueallzation of such loss m ay be on the income tax return, to help the blind may bo had Uio moon and getting him back teclinlcians, meter repairmen, slow bocauso the c en tral p art of federal and state finonclol from Uio Americon foundation homo, CAn’t figuro a way io get ' electronic ongineors, cliomica) vision is used primarily when assistance for the blind who for Uie blind at 15 West IflUi him across the street. engineci'a, ’ looking directly a t a n object. cannot support themselves, and St.; Now York, N.Y. Bnmett and one million other Tliere nre blind ' persons Senile cata rac ts cause 13.7. a Library of Congress program ' blind persons in the United holding down Jobs os. court per cent of niow cases of Uiat provides reading maUer in' Slates most often got across reporters, medical transcrlp- bllndnoss. develoitfnont of a Uie form of Braille and talking ' Uie Htreot by liolding onto the tionists, switchboard operators, cataract, a change of the lens book discs and tape for the . arm of d sigitted pormn, or by typists, recepUonista, stenogra­ from a clear, transparent visually handicapped. ^ maneuvering a white cone or phers, salesmen of everything structure to on opaque one, can Tlie assistive devices range by following a'guide dog. from real estate to insurance 1)0 corrected by surgery which from a com pass for blind Boy Slielf paper ^and paper for Tlie extent of the problem is and newspapers. in .05 per cent of all cases is Scouts to a tella-touch machine lining drawers wiil'stay smooUi underscored by President Nix­ A special problem is the safe and successful, according that is used to communicate and unwrlnkled longer If' on’s proclamation of this elderly person, usually a mom to. m edical authorities. wlUi the blind-deaf. , , fastened with a piece of tran­ Ttiursday ( Oct. 15) as "White or dad who loses sight; For the blind, the Federal H ie com pass operates on sparent tope. ^ Cane Safety Doy” with an “Son or daughter’s first VocaUonal Rehabilitation Act llgiit from U)0 sun or a appeal to Americans to take the thouglU is to t>ut them in an provides for Uie allocptlon of flaslillght. It beeps In various Add a few drops of cologne or opportunity to increase their institution," Barnett said. funds to stote rehabilitation paUems and 'beeomos-ftUont. toilet water to the rinse water - understanding of the problems "Tlicy use It as an excuse to programs. 'Hiesc pay for wiien Indicating north. Other wlien wasliing lingerie. of Ujo blind. get rid of tholr elderly parents. Tlie science fiction hope in "Tlje kids feel hopeless and this ora of super technology wonder how mom or dad will ' oftcq holds that someday Uicre get along. But they -can bo 15.3 Cu. F. NO FROST Side by Side will be n television camcra taught to help tliemselves. Such attached to electrodes implant­ kids ought to. look into' ed la the skull Uiat will enable rehabilitiition and q.uit writing REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER n blind person to see somethiQi; letters looking for places in • Froozor holds up to 230 lbs. . besides darkness or shadows.. homes for the elderly blind. • T w o ICO fra y s o n h a n d y ra c k . • •‘T>ftre Is no such m achine "niey aren't easy to find and • Dig storage bin for fruils and v -• ye la b le s on uic hurizun 1 could put on few are approved.” • Duttor com parlment. my head and see the wny I Nnt K ahn Is the new • Four cabinet shelves. used to,” Dam ott said. He is Informotion specialist at the • Only 20" wide, 591/ 2” h iy li, executive director of the foundation. Kahn is in his early • GE colors or white. American FoundfllJon for the GO'S, .s'tarted lu.sing his sight in -Blind and a grandfaUier. , laui. His rehuL Illation included Blind since the age of 16. he learning Utc touch system of is one of Uie childhood accident typing. stati.stlcfl. A buckshot' pellet A veteran managing editor of ‘ severed his optic nerves one Variety, the '' show? business night in Jacksonville, Kla. weekly, and onetirhie assistant ' Barnett sold he was in an managing editor of the Wash­ orchard snitching oranges. • ■ • ington Post, Knhn also in the _ Bflriiett Is one great example past did publicity tor .Tackle .■^of how a properly rehobilitated Gleason. . blind person can be put on tlie' . His b u p tn n d pEfck, two-finger trail to a fairly normal life. One typing didn't work once he lost of the nation’s foremost author­ his sight>i1e'ls u statistic in the ities on blindness, he travels diabetes column of cajvRSS-Of — the globe to keep up with hlii blindness. Other columns for speaking and conference en­ older adults are headed glauco^ GE delivers crushed ice, cubes gagements. He once was a ma, senile cataracts and newspaper .reporter. vascular diseases, Including B arnett said Uie idea'behind higfi'biodd pressure. and cold water to yo u r door. the distinctive wlilte cane Is nie diabetes wlilch blinded that it gives the blind person Kahn puls him In the statistics the right of wny cross a street. as am ong Uie 14.3 per cent new lt'.s a special signal to c’jises of blindness annually. motorists^ cautioning tliem to Such blindness, Barnett said, 23.5 cu. ft. atop. princlprtlly is the result of ThrouRh Rraille, talking retinopathy — diseases of the Americana® books (recordings of printed letlna. material), und mimy helpful H ie tiny blood vessels In the Refrigerator-Freezer devices invented especially for retina, something like Uie film tiiem, the blind today have the In your eye’s camera, may with Custom DisponBcr (’rentcst collection of assistive break and cause < little devices to help rehabilitate Hemorrhages on or In Uie retina. RelinopaUiy may happen in • Freezer liolds up to 2!)5 llw. tlicm. • Afljiisliible, tempered As a result, blind children, me eye or boUi. T)ie causes of for example, now are more (he disease are unknown. Rlnaa .slielves often steered Into regular Medical science has established® • 7-Day Ment Keeper schools instead of schools for ’hat the severity of the diabetes converts to oxtrn vegeliiblo tlio blind only. And older and Uie amount of insulin Ktornge ...... Americana. tov.er_lyj!LlheJ}iiml_ required to control Uie diabetes • Rolls out on wheels are over G5) mos't often are niave l)eeh~riilcU'out'na’'cnusoir—: i~3tv!5f""wlfle, (SB'^hlglr encouraged to undergo rehabili­ Nor does retlnopaU iy occur In tation and spend Uielr remain­ all diabetes cases. ing /oars in a homo environ- Fourleen and a halt pe^ cent ' ment instead of an instituUon. of the new cases of blindness Atb About Our are due to glnucomn, a con­ Bamott said blind persons C o nvonio nt dition In which the pressure of ModolTFF-2'tRL now o re em ployed In every Uie fluid inside the eye IS too Credit Torms major Job fiold. Professional • high. If glaucoma Is diagnosed 1.) occupotions Include college early and treatment followed, M lo MHVt A( professor, computer program­ progress of Uw (Unomo can bo- mer; lowyer, mnthematiclnn, lialted. Any loss of vision, mufllclan.psydiologist.rehabili- however, cannot bo restored. Tw in Falls APPLIANCE — tation wprker^ aodal-worker,— Glnncomn—lff^tho— nnonky— PHONE- tcachor, writer. blinder. The onset may go 733-1804 f?kcher FURNITURE To«l\nlcftl.occup»llon8 r$ngo unnoUcod sincfl-tju) condition from . automatic tranamlBaion usually is painless an d t)io loiui -“Sunday, OctoMr JS, IW O'Tlmei-Newi, Twin Falls, Idaho 5

ID1EAS! irs THE SAME HOUSE o Make a bedroom It's simply amazing what you can do with a few good ideas and for tho growing a small amount of money. So many people today are converting family ouf o f those well built homes of y e s t e r y e a r in c o n te m p o ry lo b U in g ‘m'o’d ^ that spoco in the ern hotriBS. ‘ attic or garago o Put now paneling and.^abinots In Keep the comfoi^ that your home gives you . . . tho klfchon just give it a face-lifting. o Convert that space in tho basoment into a recreation .. USE OUR PLANNING SERVICE W e wlll bo.moro thon glad to ossist you in helping you got your idea» organ« room the family iiod ... wo will also show you how to'save money end got tho job done for the c a n e n jo y smallest am ount.. . or if you wish, wo will handle the whole job fo r you fro m start to finish. o Close in tho patio and use it all yoor around FINANCING ARRANGED Thoro aro sovorol ways this can be handled . . . and from our experience in o A now fireplace this fiold wo ron <;nvft ycv time and probably, frustration • .. wo don't suggest Our custom fit any particular institution. Just a w ay to do ft. screens will givp . it a now look Drop in soon — We'll Be Glad »o o Now driveway H elp Yo u ' O Bock yord fencing for privacy

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o Como soo ps soon Builder's Supply VOLCO B U R L E Y t w i n f a l l s J E R O M E ^ . 1390 H^shland Cia Wo*t Wnin 303 N. Ov«rland 7 3 3 B 6 7 1 3 2 4 -4 3 2 1 , 6 7 0 -8 3 6 B "EVERYTHING TO. BUILD ANYTHIISG’* „j,.i.-.n ■■ r.i.Hliivim-) \ny.rn .....* •.... -.24 _ Tlm c»-Nawi,_Twln F»ll», Idaho Sunday, Oclobor 18, m O H o m e m a k e rs S ta rl^ o u n g ny MAfUOniE UERUAN nlrendy following In her slator’a Tlmea-Nows Corrospondont rooCHteps and lonrning to cook • FU-.ER — Good homcmnkors and bake too. DroU)or Bobby start voune! One of thofio, trlciLhlfl hnnd nt cooking onco In ChHatIno Grcg«. Jl-yoar-old awhile but ho would rothor work dflUifhtcr of Mrs. F ronk GrcBg, on his model cars and jperhaps' Fjlcr, Is alrondy qulto an oxpcrt be tlie '‘official taster" of tho nt bnklng and sowing as slio has family. bccfv doing boUi slnco sho w a s. — Besides baking for tho family, about &-yoars*oJd. Christino is «' young Chrlfltino stortod baking businesswoman oa sho makes cookies before sho was old cookies to sell and hns earned enouftJj to rend when she would over |50'that way. Customers mcnsuro out Uio Ingredients are glnd - to buy her freali whllo her mother road them off cookies for teas and receptions. to her. Sho has been winning TIiQ two girls :also llko to ribbons for her cookics at tlio embroider as well as try thoir Twin Falls County Fair for a handat knitting and crocheting, number of ycnra, and this year which nrts they have learned also won n rlbbon for o loaf of - from^thclr^grandmotlier, Mrs. bread. Walter MuellerV'^TIio-lhrcc Mrs. Gregg works nt Uio children uttend tho Clover Mnglc VoUoy Memorial School. ' ’ Hospital as a secrotnry. and gets, Mrs. Gregg is horsclf a good V o u n g E x p erts home nbo(it flvo in Uie evening. ' example of today’s working CimiSTINE GREGG, young doughtcr of people for n loiig tim e. lIcre 'Rhc is asniHtcd by Mnny limes when sho arrives motlier who holds down a Mrs. Arleno Gregg, Clover, has been making her younger sister, Lynctte, and by brother, home, tho evening mool has fulltime Job and still manages to cooklcfl for her family as well as for selling (o nobby, who Ukes (o assist by tasting. nlrendy been started by create an attractive home for Christine, assisted by her her children. younger sister, Lynelte, 0, and Stio finds tim e in h e r busy brother, Bobby, 9. On Sntur- ^hcdulo to be secretary of tho dnys, the girls help their moUier Peace LuUieron Sunday School with much of tho housework. and to teach a Sunday School Lynetto, n first grader nt the class. Clover Luthernn School, Is OUR ANNUAL HfflW ESrSIU IS IN f ULL SWING C om e ln .& See The Values Offered FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES

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WHIPPING UP her winning rcclpc, “Dakcd CWckcn nouquolort,** In Idnlio'fi winner of the 1970 National Chlckcn Cooking Contest, Mrn. Jamcf} R. Tiickcr, Jerome. Jerome Housewife out- strctchcs them all!

TRIPU STRAICHT SUM Named ^Champion’ OVIIIOCK ITITCH uikriikikii f i (iiiikd. .r**-.*:-- Oriilailitf ky (l u . T tt kiivy ritfly, itrtll Ifiii. Iini ii< m rtiili IDBIHB ITITCH It Ikl U H t tiMI. r«r M k lif ladilkit, JEROME — Mrs. James B. 1 cup sour cream luria URITCU stitch lUtllt k(Mi !•< ilkir Kill. KM»I liM hMI Tuckcr, Jerome, wasnnmed the 1 ounco (V4 CMP) Roquefort, UDDIR ITITCH fikriti fi ikiM -- 1070 Nntionnl Chickcn CookinB am riieiniivi n i i l i it le . >■«■ «■ «■»■♦’ » cheese, crumblci^_ IM PIN TIH I ZI0M6 ITITCH contest finalist from Idaho 1 tablespoon milk K4*M IlM M liila ll (III . 'TficHG ITITCH »AAA/' while participating in the cook- teasiKJon aalt ...... will . off: finola a t Uio -Univorsity of- Mj teaspoon paprika- Maryland, Eastern Shore, in Mix margarine and stake Princess Anno, Md., in June. sauce. Bruali chicken pieces The recipd winning giving with mixture, place in FALL & WINTER FABRICS Mrs. T ucker" this honor Is ungreascd medium shallow •Baked Oiicken nequorort.". pan, (about 13 x 0 x 2 inches). FOR DRESSES AND SUITS JIAKED CHICKEN Mix sour cream, cheese, milk, HOQUEFOUT salt anO paprika; spoon over 1 iiroilor-fryer ciiickon, chickcn. B ake, uncovered, in Yd. 66" Wide cut in serving pieccs 375 degree (moderate) oven one '•4 cup Mazola margarine, and one fourtli hours or . until m elted brown and tender. DOUBLE KNI1S_ 1 tablespopix bottled steak Makes four servings. r-sauce W OOl-OM ON-DACRON POLYESTERS W i cofry iffilth lobric diraci (fOm lli# Pacific Nofthwatt'tTendino manufoclur«r oi (w«Qlari, (wimiuiU, and U(«tch luiU or any other vance In seating comfort. It was and radio apeakors built in, I k n i t - I ...... our wordroi...... -a flxture-lmittlngroomrdltflng lovoseat recllhors buift for two, CLASSES. ALSO, Call ui obout them, TODAYI the Gay Ninotios and well into and recliners in Just about any the 2(Kli Century. stylo you can think of, Including ^ U took television to rovive Uie Spanlsli, Colonial, Modem, and Idea of 0 reclining chair, some Contemporary. SEWING « years after It faded into Hie recliner mtichanlsm is disuse. 1110 m odem rocllnor h as completely hidden, and when tlie chair Is erect It looks like a SKINNER- ’5 _ SHOPPE an infinite i;Qn8e of positions, from straight up to flot handsome easy chair. Hils is . SAVE-ON SHOPPING CENTER 733-.'5542 reclining. (A typical Morris ofipoclally true slnco convention* chair had four positions). Often al upholstery fabric^ are it win rock as well as recline. It coipmonly UMd on recliners to­ almost always has a footrest, day, In addition to tlie popular flttd llfl posllloh can be odjusted vinyl fabrics. Sunday. October IB. 1.WQ Jlmea-Naws.-Twln Palls, Idaho -27

CONTRARY TO THE OPINION of many rumllurt buycMT -you do not alw ays have to go “back E a it" to g et good furniture. ^ T h U elegant China closet Is a product ot the Northwest, made in Albany, Ore., by R. Veal and Son. The firm is the oldest fur­ niture firm In the West, and has been maUng some of the nation’s finest rolonla1*«tylcd furniture ilnce 1885.

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Tins WORK. CENTEIt concept of off/co rolllii* drawer pedeital and movable screeiu lunUluro, originated by (he l^w ooil tlrm o( and bookeaiei, all In wood , grain lurtacei Manna Design, Inc., teolureii complete compatible with the lorert-producH erlenUtlon ' flexibility with an ailJuiUble dant-top deak, pi the Pacllle Northweit. . . .'i't.'iili'-i I ‘jli-ulhn f*-! ituilifc'l.l -ll M ildew on Curtains? tJse-Ammonia

To remove mlldow frorn bathroom shower curtains,' mako a solution of one-fourtli cup of household ammonia to one gallon of water. .. iJbt curtains soak in the solution for one hour, then wash ;in-wurm saapy-water.-and rlnso^ Stubborn spots can bo removed by scrubbing vigorously witli a amalLliand.brji.sh,______:______HanK curtains on tho line after rinsing, and they will look like new.

M filtens Cutoutcardboard patterns for the cliiidren^s mittens wlien they are new"^ lljen, after washing, slip.the cardljoard pattern into each mitten and it will dry true to .shape without shrinking.

. f/.s e Straws You can iLse short-stemmed flowers in a vase by .slipping the stems in to drinklnij straws and BEAUTIFY THE BATII by updating fixtures and flltlnRS and decorator look. Tiio also has the speclol ndynntage of bcinR adjusting' to tlie desired length. choosing n coordinated color schcme. Ceramic tile, (or cxnmpic, splashoproof, Bteam'tiroof and easy to clcnn. llie flowers will last longer now is color-kcycd to popular boUiroom fixtures for n custom tiian if wired.

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How do you like to live — In isaue: Have no single point of em­ something ^'you’d never seen . When .Hhirt cuffs becom e Icnn, pure rooms with It’s lean to: phasis, but many small ones. before. frayed, use your sewing decorntlng pared down to the Use shutters instead of It’s not hard to sense out the Som etimes It’s fun to have the machine to run a light zigzag t)cnutiful bone, ovory bit o ^ _ c u rtn in a.______dlfforonces between ''*fat" and two .. personnlltles living stitch around tlie e^es. color and fine conG-ollcd? Ifllils r^it straw rugs, vinyl tfle or ‘‘rcah”, but duplicating the tbgellier under" Uie''Bjrmo' roof.'' ’ Tlie mendinKTslncohspic’ubus * sounds like you, you're q “ lenn" paint on floors. feeling In eltlier can bo tricky.. and after tlie cuffs have been docorotor.. Have j{ei>-throu};h furniture. Tlie big difference between the ■. . T!ie bowl of a spoon placed starched and pressed, the shirt Or do you prefer an Keep your color scheme two is in the lean room, Uie total over fancy tleiicatc buttons will looks almost new.. uninhibited explosion of colors simple or stick to neutrals. space is im portant. You get one protect them while ironing. and objects? Do you like to Consider open space an im­ single sensual impression from collect Uibiga anti hang your portant part jf your total look. tlio whole room.______Q, walls with aln^ost nnythinfi you It’s fat to. Hi can put Into a frnmo? Tlicn Use area rugs on top of wall- In tho fat room , tliere’s no you're a "fat" docorator,- ^^w nll corpet. total Impression. Instead tliere \ Glamour Magazine says y o u .M ix chlnb patterns. are many small ones-dopending - can give ony room either Hang mirrors to’double your ' on/where your eye falls. You ““ pai*fl6nnlltyp^Icrc=ar0=tcn=fnt=ac‘eoraU njpsffcct:r=^ ------cotild~bcHn~irtat~room~ii~dozcn and lean hints from the October Use color oxtravogantly. different times and still find

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One of the most iinportnnl furniture cxpondlturcH you will ■'ever moke reccivoa the lenat ' nmount of nttontlon. I t ’a Ojo mntlrofia you alecp-on. Usually, hcndbonrcls,. (Ircsacrs, tnblos, curtainu and bedsproada, oven fihcots, are pondered nnd given intense consideration, 'njesc are tlie decorntlve itema of the bedroom, and after all, mat- tresses arc all the same, aren’t Uiey? Well, they aren^t! Tliere a rc differences in ba.slc m attreiia construction and in size conafderiition. And you out^lit to investif^ate what's available before you nuike your ' fleleclion;— ------Tliere a re two types of quality mattress conslruction— Inncr- spriny nnd latex foam rubber. ; Innersprlng mattresses 'are made of ateel sprin{'s, padded with cushioning and covered IS TIIA TTIIE Wife nf IWitli on ynur llvlngrnom wall? Could he, lends its poetry to traditional nr m odem room HcttiagH - with a ticking. Tlieir quality is wJUi Canterbury from the nvw collectinn of wnllcoveringH — comblnntion of Imtli, like thlM lively room here. difficult to judge since cach . Inspired of course, by Cliaucer’s rnlilcking talus. Canterbury manufacturer assembles the mattress in his own particular way. Tliey require turning to equalize wear on the mattress. Wlien buying an Innersprlng, Hide Stains, Burns your best guide to quality iS' You can easily hide a burn, a Often two of these appliques store reputation, brand name, tear or stain in a dress by strategically placed can be and a written guaranty. covering tlie spot with a balanced to m ake the dre.ss I^tex foam mattresses have decorative leaf of floral ap­ even prettier than before the OUR A N N U A L modern, one-piece construction. plique. accident. Tljcy are essentially a single -— plece-of-fonm rubber molded to m attress size and covered witli a ticking. Tliey are smooth- surfaced and do not require . turning. Because they are flexible, th ey bend to go through doorways for trouble-free delivery ond they arc easily IS IN FULL SWING flipped up at the corners for bedmaking. Furtlier, a latex C o m e In & See The Values Offered • foain qaattress is mildew jind motli p^of, and' — since it is made of inert material — non- Color TV & Stereo — allorgonic,------WHATtT-IS: Like innersprlngs, foam Pirectionale is a beautiful, new cosmetic rubber mattresses are environment for your sl

NEWY-0RIC-.(NJ3A)- -Women- with -MastcrU-of- _marlIy-_as-wariUora.-Womcn— from-iior- two-sons,-now-l7—: -en to., g ot. an .educotiori-and- •AUmlnrslculIoii'do*-' ■■nroTnnthers-flnd-protooloi^e •rand-l4,-Mi:s_Spaiu_aQy5_tlio_ ...... “ ' trnlning In- fields of tliolr in- inner timo c\ock wns out ol ^reoB told tito Ohio commit- of ciilldrbn b iiP n e v e r In a bovs had her undivided at- (oresn1 ni!“Tni virthirrtBhtrto” whflck nfiflln. Sho ijnd flown too that when they nppllod position to modify male tentibri jot night when thoy compote for a Job m l for to Cnllfornin from the East for a-job thoy were, given n thinking. In politics wo Were small children. prom otions on tltjolr. ability nnil also just boon nomod ‘typlnjj ' test.I Men with MBAs would have a chance to fight to do tho job . .. not on sex. the flrflt.w om an d irecto r on- applyinganplyin for the same posi­ for: ------“ A m o th er who Is o ut In -lho-board-of-Lttton_Indua-. tion took the psychological the world lias something to The time Is crucial, sho tries, Inc,' The combination tijsts as though they practi- • filli l f e t y In Uie city talk obout. If sho Is happy adds. “No country can afford meant sho was wldo-nwako cally were hired. .strocLV: having, something to do tlien to put brainpower on the nt 5:30 aim, nnd sharp as she contributes more to the shelf—w hetiior It Is woman, —W«-ne8d-mor«-womon-in- Ordcr outnf n chaotic the prbvoruiai lacK lor an national condltlcItlon. “ frnnlly-bccmiBinhiriB-nDt- -mnn-or-handieappdd-perflQ»rr3 8 o’clock telophono inter­ decision-making positions in • frustrated or b iller. Wo need all tho help wo can view. V ia.tolophono she -, all areas of business and • .Mennfl-to-atoi>rtherinflo:... get to keep up with tcch* climbed hbr soap box for the ' govomment; M rsrSpain’ be- tlonary spiral so the budget ’'No m atter the timo sper nology.” ■ vomen’s liberation move­ llevos. This is a mojor rea­ will stretch. with thehi children will .... ment and backed her com­ son she Is a co-cl)nlrman for all right if thoy know they ments for feminine equal l^obert Taft in his current • Peace with ijorior. are ncceplW and loved in ra c e for. the U.S. Senate scat the home.’’ A now lino of bolts for men, ^ rlGhts with sturdy croden- Chilnge can’t bo made women and children comcs In tlVils;' from Ohio. overnight, she agrees. “In ''With this belief she quietly bold graphics and colors. Tho “Women must be part of the year 2000' women will strbssoK Uie need for all belts, fabricated wlU) non- Mrfl. Spain joined the Lit­ the political structure and in look back on this period as women to back the women’s leatlier materials, feature as­ ton corporate family as the on decision-making. Men the Dark Ages." lib movement. only woman president wlion don’t give tli6 same priorities trological nnd universal sym«— • she merged her firm, Alvoy- to our current problems as Often made to fuel guilty "The m eaning of tlie liols and a styled alplinbot. Fergiison of Cincinnati, with women do. Men give lin because her work took iior moV'ement,’’ flfi she reads It, ' P eter M ax Line, Canterbury ' the 39th ronklng industrial service. I see tliem atlll pri- out of the home and away “Is for equal rights for wom­ Belts, New York.N.Y. firm. Slie took over control, of the family company that makes conveyor, systems In 1951. W hllcJlving-in_aJw orld _ . of nonelamorous mochinery, — - t . she brought a compassionate womonly touch to her busi­ ness by Insisting on keeping a ratio of one physically iiandlcapped person In every \ _Uo,ne,"aker . . ■ 10 on iier employe roster. WJjen letting controcts for vendor Items she favored d^m panles that gave the IpKndicnpned a job break. All this anted from her col­ IF YOU’RE A lege days* interest in voca­ tional training. Sho studied medicine at the University of California at Berkeley and DO-IT-YOURSELFER . Jijter «tfended the University of Cincinnati. In August she became ex­ COMB TO YOUR ecutive vlce-clrnlrmnn of tiie Prciidentls-Comraittee_,on.. Emplovmont of the Handl- ca'ppecl. Thei^e Is a close relatloh- sljip of business' attitude to­ ward women and the handl- copped—n basic reluctance to give them a chance to prove ability to do a jo b ., When she files - to lEurono for jbusiness. sho says the male executives just can’t ' tg " 'fjOTltfOy presltftnt.JRocently 'on' edl^ lor of a Germbh publication, sho explains, told her ho was amazed at tho drive for women to oxpross them­ selves, even-in Europo- “L told him, ‘You con't educate women and then JUo tliem to the cook stovo.'" Even with Uio marches and radical stunts such as bra burning and broflklng down men’s bor doors worn- Airhovo so far to go, Mrs. Spoln admits. "For 2,000 years jmcn aadL. women have been' brain­ washed to look at women as Inferior creatures with'.in-— ferior m inds. I ’.yo dSH^TVost researcli for speeches on the topic," sho explains. “Wom­ en still are not givon cquol opportunity to compete for " ■ Jobsr Womenr'the-^ypewritor -.and clerical positions are considered synonymous. An employment survey in Ohio was dlscouraglng,’'^ siio con­ tinues. '’When mole bosses were asked why thoy didn’t have women In positions of responsibility, thoy said, ‘1 •never thougfit of it/ or-if I promote my secretary what will happen to m o?'" S3 TlmM'News« Twin'Fall«> Idaho *Sundayi October YOr 1970'

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V NEW YORK (UPIil-OpcnlnB she snld. “n i sicop im Into na I occuplcd—it keeps me from lovo-it. It’s crcativersomething Once tho (cod' Is prepared,----- nlght-flUppor -pnrtiefl-arc-tyfldl----- eon-on-the-mornlnH of gottinA too oxcltw .------^— - — - somoono wUl enjoy. Y ou.m ako _ al»o hires help.to serve and tlonal In Uio thcaicr and opcrn pcrformnnco. Dul I'll cook Uint "If I had to cook, m aybo It a p arty because you loVe the clean up, so that shtrlk:/reo to worlds, but Uio mofll ‘IsnH day because It keeps my mind would annoy m e. ,Riglit now, 1 people.” mingle wlUi her g u e ^ . usually cooked by Uic lonaing Ifldy, Especially when sho’s a first; prlmo donnn of the Metropolitan Opera. * , Mezzo soprano Rosalind Elias* is an oxception. In an interview’' “ fiero, the AmerlCBJr-bonTBlnBCi^ aald she enjoys cookinB Lot^a- - - noso food for pout-opora p a r t i e s — slio gives for m em bers of the company. Many of her parties foUow opening perform ances of opcrafl in whicli fiho appears. S ic added th at her first Uiis .loason won’t follow h er opening performance. It comes too soon after her return from • the sum m er In Europe. ■‘But I will have a ‘Hoffman’ jjarty later in the season,” slie said. Her initial role tills season is Uiat of Giulietta in “Tales of .Hoffman." Culinary art'is rcjatively'new -tfl—her—rcpertoird.--AB—the— ^ youngest'of 13 children, includ* ing four sisters, she never had to learn it as a child. ’“Oddly enough, my husband tnught m e a lot about cooking," J o o t i i i g lubccomlimi IM O M y m o r « s)jo 'flnld. “ And it does register when you’re younger. Later,- you start remembering things.” Her husband la a Ubanse* bom law yer, Zulmyr Mogh* rabi. Her parents were bom in lib a n o n , but em igrated to liiwoH, Mass. Miss Elias’ wonderfully ex- presalvo facc lit up as slie described some foods prepared by her mother, some of which alio now m akes for guests. Slie said'aho- uspocluUy likes ” to-5crv(TBfcchtin«hlch^aremoat- ^pios, and cookcd kibbec, Miich is baked ground lamb, because both can be made ahead and frozen. 'Hiia Icavoa her free on tlvo day of a p arty and performance to make other tilings, su d i 03 tabooley, liomors and baba gimnnouj. aio explained tabooley is d f h wheat garden salad, made wltli cracked wheat, groon onions; fresli parsley and mint, to=. mntoes, lemon Juico,-ollvo oil,— salt'and popper. It’s dipped up wiUi lettuce o r cabbago leaves or preson/od grape , leaves. popular with people who really Homos and baba ghannouj also are dips, served traditionally with Arabic broad. Homos is based on purod chick poas wiUi tahlnl, which is sesame seed paste, and baba ghannouj uses cooked purred eg^lant wiU» tahinl. All this sounds like hard 1 3 5 0 Bluo Lakos work, but to Miss Elias, it is Blvd. N. rew arding. 7 3 3 -0 6 5 0 "CooWng Is thf^rapy for me.’

Idaho’s phosphate Industry provides direct cmploymcait for over 1,000 persons in tho Pocatello-Soda Springs area, according to tho Idaho Dopartmcnt.oLCommocco_flnjJ_ Development. Lost year more th an a.G m illion tons of pliosphato oro, voluod at |20 million, were mined and tho valiio of phospimto oro, valuod -atill $20 limiiuii,mlllionrw«fe-»nJn6tl-"«l- iwrtrinnivw-ww Uio vaiuo of phoaphato products shipped Hrom Idaho after eat p ro cessin g oxcoodod 1105 reaUy like to million. 3i Tlm M -N«wi, Twin t^alU, Idaho Sunday. Odnbtr 18, Ityo Quilts Specialty of Richfield Club

niCHHELD - Time . atjd In os ..m any yeaffl. with the work on thoquilts.includo Mrs.' fln rd n ur__nn tr_ M r « . . Anna__ _ -withpi^t a doubt aomc Burm ah effort spent by iho Richfield largest contributions firom any lilllan Sorasen, Mrs. V. E. McKlsslck.^ . Club _mcnib^8. are alroady__ Burmah Qub members for one quilt amounting to $350. Perron, Mrs. F. N.W wcU, ' It will soon bo tim e to choose' thinking over a pottom to tliclr annual Easier Seal quUt Small quilts are often madq and Mrs. J. O. Freeman, Mrs. Lola nnotliorqulltprojoctfor 1071 and . select. projcct hoB dt'own favoraUo given away at the some time. contment for the club from far Enthusiasm for supportings and wide. Many perMna In the quilting projcct has spread Magic Volley ore boneflttod throughout Lincoln County and directly ond Indirectly by Uils It la displayed ot several places worthwhile community on- yoor for U>e benofit of doavdr. "Rlchflbldi Shoshone” and” Hie club started tlio projcct Dietrich residents. Some of os a fund raising m ethod for the Richfield's best quilt makers Eaater &al Clinic at Twin woHdng on eacli year’s project Falls. A grandson of o n e of the Include Mrs. H.A. Ross Sr., club members ottended special Mrs. Eva Sorensen, Mrs. e

Cake Making... MRS. KENNETH WOODROW, Jerome, holds a blrthdoy cakc -she decorated for her husbaTIIlT^up coming birthday. Mrs. Woodrow hopes to begin a business of cakc decorating In Jerome III the near future.

Jerome Housewife Tries Cake Making JEROME — Mrs. Kennetlj her daughter's birthday. Woodrow, Jerome, is Mrs. Woodrow and her family developing the fine ort of cakc have lived In Jerome for a year, docorating In her homo. moving from Twin Falls. Mrs. Woodrow said she became- interested-In- cake docorating about Uiree years Handle ago from watching Mrs. Laura Hempleman, Twin Falls. would wotch people do cake decorating and Uiought how Apples Interestlnfi.” Mrs. Woodrow is taking classes at CSI Vocotlonal Carefully ASK ABOUT OUR CONVENIENT CREDIT IVainlng Center. Slie hopes to some day start n Apples arc a favorite fruit and private business in Jerom e on this Is the season to take ad­ ED 4 ROSS COOK "WE SERVE cake dccoroting. At present alic vantage of their abundance, but_ M TO SERVE AGAIN" - (k)os cakoa-Ior-frlondB-and-for~ - UiL^y m ark-easUy^nnd m'uflr-bo her church. She has done handled carefully. wedding pakes, blrtlidays and Lemon Juice added to sliced Iiouso warming cakes, whicii raw apples will prevent tlie' a re a big long sheet cake. Last apples from darkening. month alie made a dolLcake for Apples should be stored'-’ftT' plastic bags to prevent them ^om-plcking-up-tlic iasto-of — \ y I W U n V I FURNITURE other fooilfi, jiot^pcar the EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME , When making o custard pie’ frcoior, as It is too cold. chill' the pie sliell tlioroughly Ripe applbs should bo used before adding tiio filling. within a week. Phone 733-1804 Twin Fdlls -Sunday,.OcioberJ»,JWOi-TlmM:New«ij:»aij,F«jk'j!dshs_-“ l_. Check Furnace Before Winter

_ By DORTHEAM. BROOKS changes in ro o m 'air tqmp^ra*^ —If-you -havo-cold rbomsr ' regular intorvaltfj->say five m i­ anidgaragos> f * . *' •- - INEW YORK (Ui^D-Falllng ture. talk to yoiir heating dealer nutes on, five minutes off. —Reduce your thormostat ,loaves are the surest sign of Here are some tips from about rebalancing tlie system; And, from the, Notional setting five or 10 degrees nt cold days al)oad—and stiould bo Honoywell, Inc.'bn ways to get ' Serious unbalance is most likely Bettor Heating-Cooling Council, night, aock-type ^thermostats n reminder to check your homo maximum performance from^- to occur In luimes with spread- come those tips for a do-lt> can bo adjusted automatically heating system. your heating sytem: out flopr plans, large glass yoursoirfucl-savingi)rogram: to turrr down the heat at night Ideally, a heatlilg syKtem will —Hove a qualified service areas, flnlslied basements and- —Keep draperies and shades and raise It ogoln In the provide «unlfonn, comfortable man check heating equipment spllt levels. An additional drawn where possible, especial­ m orning be'f<>i;o you rise. temperatures, will operate reli- nt least once o yeor, inspecting Uiermo.Htut could be necessary ly a t nlght« to help cut down on —When you air the room -ably-and-cconomlcnlly^ -^-opor-atlng-pnptiHU)d*eonlfols— rhdp-ndjust-the-hcat-flowr -lioat-iosfrtiirougli-window-orcas,------wlMre Ute-lhermostat-la-looa< Given a good system to start and making necessary adjust­ —Make-sure you have ado- tlie source of greatest heat loss. ed. reduce the setting to Its wltJi, routine m obitenance and ments. -quQtC-lnsulatlon.-WOBthorstrlp' J —Close__l»(toom .doors at lowest polnt^If you don’t, you_ some thought and cnro on your —If yoii hove u forced warm ping and storm windows to night If you sleep wlUi windows will be trying to accompllsli the part sliould Insure a comforta­ air system, clean, the filter meet the needs of your climate. open. ’ Impossible—heating tlie great ble winter f6r your family. regulorly^or replace it of the Tlie finest heating system can’t -ilf you have a fireplace, outdoors. . Even, comfortable heat, acr' start of each heating season - keep you warm if cold breeres keep tlie domper closed except cording to tlie experts, depends and again about halfway are creejSlng In. when you have a fire going. not 'So m uch on the tyi>e or through. Dirty filters, which —Keep- the burner busy. Otherwise, fuel dollars will go qven the quality of your con block tlie flow of air You'll get smoother, more rlglU up tlie chimney. Tlie U.S. W eather Bureau «furnace, por on the typo of fuel Uirough the system, cause more comfortable heating if. the —Close and weuU^erseal all maintains 21 bureaus In'Callfor' used, but; fothor, on Uio.way in complaints of inndequate hoot­ burner delivers heat at sliort. doors leading to unheated attics nia from Eureka to San Diego. wlUch hoot is distributed, where ing than any oUier part of the it is released into the house and system . lu)W It is utilized when it gets —If you have a hydronlc Uicre. ------heating system, vent the Heat, for example,- aliould radiators periodically to re­ enter room s where Uie cold move excess air. A radiator comes In—along tlie outside half full of nlr Is only half full_ "walls“ aha“ bonoatn“ wlndo\vg. of~lvot water and'Hicoling •Floors must bp warm, njo air obillty is reduced proportion­ i n n e f L v a r e oouH u ie w a fe must bo in constant circulation ately. Also, check Uie exponslon to provide even temperatures— tank to Insure proper alr-woter to avoid a cold feet, comforta­ balance. ble, middle, .hot head effect. —Don't block registers or Heat sliould be delivered in- radiators wlUi , furniture. If Q ifi - Headquarters sliort but frequent intervals or tliey’re not blocked Uiey’ll continuously at adjusted tem­ deliver m ore hent—imd Ujey FOR ALL OF MAGIC VALLEY peratures to avoid noticeable won't harm furniture. . HUNDREDS OF PATTERNS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE OUR ANNUAL . . . W9 invil® you to drop In and br.owis pi’ound . . . you'll be lurpritad al_the vary l o r g « t » l 0clion avoilobU . . . many pot* t«rni avoilobl* in op«n itock.

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