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Show v - - - - z ' ; : 1 - f i f ,JU.Vr'tavp- DESERET NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 2L Y.A toss mimm hows quiz snow rescheduled The Young vac.'.w from its usual &lunSVS os March 15 fee Oiyinus fprUiT dUrmg Wtetath white farterian Red Z obeli I Honeysuckle Mock Honeysuckle 4 Orange 34' Bright Orange Pink Spring Glory Yellow Com man Purple Lilac 12 Red Forsythla Weigalia Fischer wins one and loses one the special International Chess Federation (FIDE) Congress that was held earlier his week to consider his demands. The $ciai congress voter) in o) Bobbv Fiscfw"s demand in unlimited number of same the worio tm metro, but it .netted another of the champion's fc.'Of for conn.t.ons Folowins two u, t of Heated discussions end a chaotic prosy fignf, the special congress voted 37 tc 33 to actenl the process! for an unlimited match between Fleeter oi the United States, and Soviet chat anger, Anatoly Karcev Under the new rule, the first waver to record 10 victories will claim the title Fischer had sa'd he would no meet Karpov !n the match, scheduled to besm June 1 in Manila unless the rules were revised to his satisfaction However, the congress rejected oy a 3S 32 vote Fischer's demand that he retain his crown In the event r a ? Sis Opponents of the measure claimed it would put Karpov at an unfair disadvantage, a- - he would be forced to tvm by a margin Soviet polltlcKing with delegates frorr chess federations in the Free World countries resulted in reiec-- t on of both Fischer s demands by a F.DE Congress in Nice last June That Congress ruled that the match would be limited to 34 games, the title would go to he firt waver to win t0 samos or to the mr n m the lead after the 34th game and Fischer would retain his title in case of a final tie mere will be a paper champion. 2 2-- a dinner. To earn it they conducted story hours, assisted teachers m the classroom by listening to students read and spell, cor pre-scho- ol Secormended j cb ne eg p irts Contains tS ard 6 o towns and Ferticrar '6-1- 8 ORTHO-GR22-4-- SLACK AND DRIED 8 to 12 AND COLORS Pus! and corrosion proof compact for easy storage " O c light and year guarar lee X trt ORTHO DORMANT SPRAY PUFFS All Reg. 1.74 FICUS NITADA Come in and pick up a free booklet on gardening tips booklet. by ORTHO, A It has the answers. c 7 COLORS TREE 35-pa- SALE NOW $! "I M a - PftlCE FAST ACTING FERTILIZER NOW cans Low spreaders Bushy Fast f t'l r h Cans fffufX BAGS 50-l- b. Growing al. WEEKEND SPECIAL COVERS PYRACANTHA 13,000 Sq. y2 WEED FREE Price HURRY WHILE SUPPLY LASTS SALE ' HANK'S EARLY FRUIT TREE SPECIALS! PRIVET HEDGE Tall HYBRID 3-- 4' Dwf. Bing Cherry 6' Dwf. Lambert Cherry Dw I. 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Potatoes Excellent for terrariums and seed starting VILLAGE COME TALK TO USE EXISTS WE HAVE A COMPLETE STAFF OF EXPERTS THAT HAVE THE ANSWERS. WE CAN TELL YOU HOW WHEN WHERE AND VITH WHAT. WHY BLACKSMITH ELECTRIC Please, no phone inquiries. TILLER 'Law Review' in April 54-1- ge ULFATE a special recognition luncheon to be held March 27 The affair is being planned by Sorensen and Mrs. David Skidmore, the volunteer chairman at North Park. The first edition issues will be completely said James the J Reuben Clark Law student-run- , Schools Law Review will Backman, editor-in-chie- f. This gives students an outbe off the press w April opportunity to pubstanding According to Rex Lee, dean lish their own work," be of tb Brigham Young Uni-v- e noted sity school, the pubiiea-- i the of lion of the flat issue The Law Pevu will La Review ranks os a f 5 case notes prestudents and major milestone m the la by pared school s history. -articles written by professors and attorneys Although this issue has h?(i principally produced by as well as Congressman Mor-faculty members, all future r:s Udail. u STEER MANURE EVERGREENS water will again flow under Rainbow Bridge at that level The prediction was based on the bureaus study of the snow pack, which experts conclude is average throughout Southern Utah and the Colorado Basin except around the San Juan River, where it is above average. The flow oi the Colorado River at West ater Canynon is a tout 6,000 cubic feet per second (cfs), the bureau said in its regular river flow advisory report. This should mcrease to about 20,000 cfs in May or June. Cataract Canyon flow, including the Green River, is about 11,000 cfs and will increase to 50,000 cfs in May or June Water flowing into Flanung Gorge and Fontenelle Reservoir, both upper Green River region, is about average. A 1,000 cfs release from Fontenelle Reservoir will be maintained for several weeks, a reclamation spokesman said. Flaming Gorge Reservoir is at 6,023 feet above sea level, expected to reach 6,030 feet this summer This is 10 feet lower than last summer The inflow is 1,500 cfs at the present time and an average daily release of about 2,000 cfs will be maintained this month and April. from 800 to 4,000 Daily fluctuation on the release cfs will occu in response to power demands, the officials added Hourly patterns of release will have minimum releases between midnight and 6am, with the highest releases from noon to 10 p in By Weekends are usually the days with the lowest releases The flow of the Green River at the Utah city by the same name is about 5,000 cfs presently, with an increase to 25.0D0 cfs expected to occur In May or June The San Juan River is flowing pass Bluff, San Juan County, at about 1,400 cfs. PROVO i I i 1.49 1.69 ORTHO VOLK OIL ORTHO ORTHORIX CARDOME UPRIGHT FIG ON 2,000 Sq. Ft. $1.19 Q a. to the sulvei! 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Ft. 1 Contains 974 water level expected at Powell til 6,000 r95 4 ratio pei.eted fertilizer of p uliary plant nutrients plus iron a ratio recommended bv tuf experts Glean, dusl free odorless ana when used as directed Easy to apply wih Ortr.o Whirlvbird or any 2 wheel spreader DESERET NEWS PROBLEM M42 MARCH M, If 73 r Lawn Food O A Unipei" THAN - X Reg. 9,95 1 Y. w ft- o CLI4N-U- P First we' c'nt niqn-aai,s- vegetable gaidens F asy lo apply clean, cJqiIbm pel'ets choose from 50-6- ard aiea f Tahitian Bridal Veil Wandering Jew Many others to LESS f & Unfit 16-18-- 18 looJ j'lable to feed uvt gaideo Irorn new Idns to TROPICAL PLANT SALE Hanging Baskets OGDEN The 0 par- rected tests, types, and preents who gave volunteers pared special ieanung time to North Park Elemen-- t try School in the Weber North Park Principal LinSchool Distnct will gam a coln Sorensen has announced rev mitmmSS: fiSb specl3l wrM Parent helpers to get 'reward' small Multi-Purpo- se O Plant Food 69. 3--4' Mr. Karpov," e,aCoi. Ed Edmondson, executive director of the un. ited aiates Chess Federation "I am sure he is just at unhappy as we are, because he woo id have liked to play " Edmondson (who played in several Utah Open tournaments a decade aool referred to the fact that Karpov wmjid win the title by default If Ftscher did not play FIDE president Dr Max Euwe also thought Fischer would refjse to play "If he refuses. It will be clear that he Is the one who has torpedoed fee cnamplonship match. If Fischer says his condition are not neaotl-aoiwe can't so anything," Dr Euwe said Edmondwm claimed that Wednesday's decision was "exactly whef toe USSR Chess Federation wanted It gives the appearance of a draw In the negotiations, but It is really a victory tor them " 1 ORTHO-GR- 2-- 3 3-- Dv-er- et I FLOWERING SHRUB SALE Bridal Harold I mtdsirons News chess editor Pobby Fischer has won! Well, not quite, but he did trake some real mileage at 1JlHr parrot 177 Alt S7KL crowned champion of St6rimg Awfc night Bv kiss n OW121 - LEAF RAKE S The winning school will u 1CV jg&fE&nuza C1 I GARDEN MASTER Sponsored by fee BeseretNews and senes resumes March 29 when fee second ime m the semi-finawdl feafera Brigh- t- sad The winning team wilt gam a berth in the cnampionshtp finals April 5 against Roy wh ch defeated ls vs 1975 ti I vt a South i im PEN WEEKDAYS xi $1 Reg. 4?.W 8 A.M. -- 6 P.M. THIS WEEK ONLY utTOja al HOWES5 jlotc CIOSEP SUNDAY! tM mmm turn J & 1 1 1 5 I t IN300S KOUSIPIAKTS PGTIilY s rtAlkCf vi f fmmmm U mmm nm n &SX s ijl J 11 V SfevTS |
