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Show Ml AUuilM K'.mIA'i 4 Getting A Push From Overseas SECRETARY Burc.iu irr F XPE k IE NCL D t L f C 1 k I CIAN wants work in Bear Lake area Ciin be rcacheil At (7081 755 087v or rlirectly ar ross Street APPLY at Farm liHMl) 847 0351, Montpcl (ruin Stott Puqmire. Garoen NFEOED- ONE night watchman. part or full time. Bear Lake Garden City, Utah, Security. (708 ) 946 3277. Don Huefner. - City TIr way furniture sales charts tell it: "That ole nickin' chair's got me may sound a hit like a national theme song. New rockers are eertfd to get too.uoo more Americans this year, with noliody-know- s more still lieing recycled from attics, cellars, and junk piles, according to a check by the how-man- y National Nongraphic Soci- It's all part of the rocking chair renaissance that began when Americans found out that President Kennedy was sitting in one to ease his back. Since then, as one maker put it: "The rocker has become the greatest single seller in the whole furniture industry -d everybody likes them: unmarried and family people, old folks and children." BIT TIIK rocking chair, suposedly born in America, today may be made somewhere else. Half of the new there are older rocking chairs, but the first one Usually is credited to Ben Franklin, who in 17i2 took a straight chair and affixed to the legs the "liends" from a cradle Itocking cradles had around since the Middle Ages, and snoihing rocking chairs were quickly popular with mothers with a lapful of squirming offspring. wagon In country kitchens beans soon were lieing shelled from plain wooden rockers, and in front parlors fancy platform rockers were being saved for the parson's visit. They were chairs thatcimld take on the comfort of an old shoe, and inchsome even walked" ing sideways across an entire room during an evening of steady rocking. BOSTON ROCKERS were so well liked they became known as "the chair that from Taiwan, Boston rockers from Yugoslavia. They may be made of more exotic woods than the traditional oak. cherry, and rocked the nation." They rolled westward in Conestoga wagons, and rode the seas aboard many a captain's mop deck on New GIVE PIPELINE BIG CHARGE Alaskan oil has begun flowing through what could Is- - the largest electrical conductor ever constructed. Researchers at the University of Alaska's Institute theorize that the aurora borealis - the colorful fireworks known as the northern lights could turn the K()( pipeline from the Prudhoc May oil field to the port of Valdez into one long conductor of electrical energy Interaction of the charged air w ith the magnetic field of the earth could induce surges of up to 1 .000 nmXTCs of electric current in the metal pipe, the scientists mint out. lost ilXKCK Till: of this much electricity from the to the ground would free iron molecules and hasten of the steel pipeline. To prevent this, cables carrying both a positive and a negative electrical charge have been attached a; points where the pipe dipt: into the ground. I'ntil now. problems caused by the electrical displays at the earth's poles have been limited chiefly to com-kis- s error and radio interference. the National Geographic says. The lights aren't restricted to the polar regions. They (mist'd trouble lor the Roman army in the lirst century A. I)., when the philo- piie sopher Seneca described their appearance in the skies over Italy and reported that troops "hurried to the succor the colony of Ostia, believing it to be on fire." of EARI.IER. Carthaginians recorded swing the sky in flames in 2012 B.C. Medieval Europeans thought the aerial glow was the fire of battle as ghostly armies fought spring sideways nor forward Ixickward. in the skies And a Norwegian chronicler said the displays were the reflect ion of fires that encircled the Hge of the flat earth. The aurora borealis most often is visible within a w ide belt that rings the magnetic north pole, sweeping south of Greenland and across northern Norway. Alaska and Canada. Its southern counterpart, aurora australis, normally coniines its activity to Antarctica and the surrounding oceans. When auroral displays shift occasionally to other latitudes, startled citizens are likely to flood police switchboards with anxious y 3fHi-mi- just 'I l ust and - F.' v fcnini' A ivx' You 16 pidnn Johnson held im- promptu press conferences sitting in one. and Abraham luenln was relaxing in one when he was shot at Ford's rockers Imunced briefly into favor, but another never caught on. doubtless because of the built-ibump intended to provide the "healthy exercise jolt" of horseback riding. Through the years, rockers have been made of creaky wicker, itchy horsehair, polished bamboo, stainless steel, and fashionahly lHnt wood. There have been love-serockers for two. overstuffed rockers, and at least one with ventilated rocker holes to let in currents of air, and screens to thwart the entry of miee." Theater. Before he reached the White House. Dwight Eisenhower looked forward to when, as he told a newsman, he would "put a chair on the porch, sit in it for six months, and then begin to rock slowly." Some say it was a rocker that Calvin Coolidge favored when he sat on the front porch of the White House after supper to relax and watch the tourists walking by. nt at 1 - FEW YEARS ago Cambridge. Maryland, declared itself the Rocking Chair Capital of the world when someone counted a rocker for every one of the town's 15,000 citizens. There have been rocking competitions: 320 hours of back and forth by Gilbert Nordan in Charlotte, North Carolina, set the record in A And there have been rockers in politics. staunch Republican once spotted a sideways-rockin- g chair and proclaimed it to be an ideal Democratic rocker that would continually rock between right and left. 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No 83263. lleip Wanted - HELP WANTED: Man to do shincile work Experience not necessary 852 736. Preston. NO REFILLS NEEDED 1 PRESTON CITY is now taking applications tor CETA positions. Various jobs will be available at S4. 16 an hour. Apply with the city clork for applications. Must meet qualifications of the program. NEED SOMEONE to do house cleaning one day a week. Call Preston. LABOHATURV U S GOV t f TSTD A The Hurley AND ARPROVIO 'HT BOM 1L removed chemicals, sewage, and alien 1 . Card of Thanks THE FAMILY of Orion Hep strom wishes to express their thanks and appreciation for all the kindness shown to them. Vonda Hegstrom Nick and Nyle Haynes Ronald and Carole Hegstrom MANY THANKS to everyone for the beautiful flowers and food that was brought to our home and to the Relief Society presidency of the Third Ward for the luncheon. And to everyone that was so wonderful to us in the loss of my beloved husband, and father, grandfather, greatgrandfather and uncle. The lovely cards that we received from numbers of friends and also a number of other people. And to our bishopric. And many thanks for the beautiful songs and the speakers and many thanks to our Relief Society of the Fifth Ward. Mrs. Raymond Pugmire and family 1975. 111 - ad a' THE ROCKER may have taken over from the log cabin as a symbol for presidents. Teddy Roosevelt read in one. n rockers are immigrants: Early American rockers from Malaysia. Windsors A Democrat retaliated that an ideal Republican rocker would rink neither Kuclund clipper ships Time was when no self respecting porch was without a rocker. Whereas a swing might apear frivolous ami a hammock downright lazy, a rocker always seemed industrious. At a resort, a sun porch full of busy rockers could give the fits to a long tailed housecat. In the mid 19th century American rockers, are faithful copies een down to unintended stencil flaws in painting. 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Those interested should contact Larry Magruder at 258 2431 or complete an application at Presto Products, Inc. 1210 E. 2nd S., Lewiston, Utah, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. CITY. nterprises exchange I PHONE IDAHO FALLS enterprises 319 "C" ST. IIDAHO 201524-310- 0 POCATELLO nmon o q q in conflagration. SCIEN TISTS It WE found of lights intensified activity. during sun-spAs the sun revolves on its axis, it throws off streams of the play electrified particles that sweep millions of miles into space When these streams shower the earths atmostraphere. the particles veling at speeds estimated at 4(H) to lino miles a second are drawn toward the magnetic Kilos The collision of these electrons and protons with atoms of rarified .air high-energ- cS GIBS0M vs' mszm V y V' inthc upper atmosphere creates the colorful auroras. 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