Show Snow usda Seis Honor Changes Hearing Students QOJJgSEEiEii S Dairy LeAnn Bosshardt Redmond and Kathryn J FYedrickson Centerfield are the Snow College students from our area to receive the high honor award earning grades of 375 or higher this past c term honor Receiving awards for grade averages of 350 to 375 out of a possible 40 are Helena Heidi Good both Mayfield Yardley Salina Belinda Noyes Loni Dee Hammond Jo Ann Heath Fayette both Bonnis J Miller Redmond Mary V Moore and Stacy Sorenson both Centerfield SELECT THEM TODAY HANG THEM YOURSELF TOMORROW! s 0ft1 OUR havo wallcoverings In atockl No moro saarchlng through tha aampla books— tha pattarns ara on displayl No mora waiting tor your ordar — taka your wallcovarlnga homa with youl Choosa from and strlppabla acrubbaUa pattarna Coma In today and aaa our wlda salaction of wallcovarlnga W farmers handlers co- milk handoperatives lers and consumers may testify at a public hearing the US Department of Agriculture will held Feb 2 on proposals to amend the Eastern Colorado Western Colorado and Great Basin federal milk marketing orders Th hearing will start 9 a m at the Holiday Inn Airport 4040 Quebec St Denver Colo at HAVE WHAT ADS and cooperative associations regulated under the orders all For three orders proposed amendments would adopt the uniform classification and order format provisions incorporated in a large number of other milk marketing orders in 1974 and would provide for a single butterfat differential For the Eastern and Herbert L Forest Western Colorado orofficial with ders dairy a proposed amendUSDA’s Agricultural ment would provide for a Marketing Service in Class n price DC said Washington differential Only the the proposals to be heard were submitted by milk Eastern Colorado order would be affected by a proposal that would allow a handler to pool his distributing plants as one unit under the order Forest said Federal milk marketing orders set the minimum price that handlers must for pay dairy farmers their milk The orders do not set prices consumers pay for milk and dairy products at retail outlets ft CLASSIFIED Milk YOU WANT! Traffic Control Has Budget Problems Many areas across the country will not have the money they’ve had in the past to cope with traffic control do encounter Tippie views these you traffic economic and legislative — Safety check your trends from the vantage trunk Emergency gear point of the National should include at least a Safety Council's Comscraper-snomittee on Winter Driving glass cables booster Hazards and its year of brush research related to driver flares or emergency and vehicle problems lights a shovel sand created winter’s rock salt or traction by mats a tow chain or deadly tricks windshield to council strap extra According blankets fluid washer skid testers poor traction and reduced visibility and tire chains — Keep your exhaust creat the dif- and roadway maintenance geared to winter conditions This prediction was voiced today by Richard Tippie manager of the National Safety Council’s traffic ment safety Depart- reductions “Revenue and their related budget cuts" Tippie warned curtail ‘‘are sure to ficulties the of level major winter system turns treacherous These problems are when compounded maintenance and traffic customary equipment manpower and materials needed to keep vehicles moving on roads” winter clogged downturns Economic control operations are reduced gasoline and curtailed or delayed user taxes and curtailed Sliding off the road ininto funding at all levels — skidding federal state and local — tersections and are the culprits Tippie collsions increase contends He emphasizes Tippie reviewed recomthat these restrictions precautions place an even greater mended by the Council’s burden on every driver’s committee to help make to adverse winter driving as trouble free as possible Take precaution in case overcome winter road conditions and battery when weather emergency equipment in dependable condition — Keep your gas tank full at all reasonably times — Practice common sense winter driving — Anticipate that situations reduced require speed — slick road surfaces turning maneuvers and intersections — Increase following distances — Use extra care in other drivers signalling who seem to be following too close and who may be unable to stop buckle-u— Always your safety belt — Guard against overconfidence in yourself — Sharpen your winter driving skills even more — Keep a constant check of weather and road conditions wherever and whenever you must drive — Stay off the roads when you can until they Guard can be cleared in against overconfidence your car — Make sure defrosters and windshield wiper blades can clean slush or wet snow off your win- dshield tifreeze an- Replenish fluid in windshield washers — See that your car has s and mechanical needed thorough checks — Use good tires with proper treads for your driving conditions — Have brakes checked for equalized braking If you must drive during severe snow and tests by ice conditions Council have the demonstrated that far any other tire chains reinforced traction equipment They provide from four to times the pulling ability of regular tires for climbing icy grades or for going through deep snow “Remember” Tippie seven ODDS 79 M 89 ibl 59 Mahi Mahi Fillets ib Pink Salmon ib Salmon Steaks Silver Bright M Ruby Red Grapefruit Royal Purple Eggplant I lb size96 gl89 D'Anjou Pears Each Fresh Green Onions 4 Plump Juicy Lemons 39 j i Selected 9e Bundles Fresh Mushrooms Sinutab Extra Strength Tablets Goldtn Regular Grain SAVE a LtHX't'llfl Beigu fe Ef ferden 48 uiapers 60 Ct a!49 Listermint Tablets £! s IF V or 110 Mouthwash Denturi Cltuit Or Truly FineDaytime SAVE10fr 0 Xg 19 a Honey Almond Lotion Aloe Vera Bath Oil Denture Adhesive Wheat Fighter Value! 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