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most remote and inaccessible
valley in the high Andes, Cuzco
is the scene of the rise and fail
of the ancient Inca Empire.
Sightseeing includes the Pucara
Fortress, Kenko Amphitheatre,
stone pool bath used for ritu
als, fortress of Sacsayhuaman
and Temple of the Sun. Machu
Picchu is three hours by auto
rail through the sacred valley
of the Incas. Discovered in
1911, the city's ruins are not
only of historic interest, but
the area possesses scenic views
of remarkable beauty.
A side trip to the Galapagos
Islands off the coast of Ecua
dor graphically highlights the
origins of the revolution in evo
lution. When Darwin first set
foot on this volcano-spawned
archipelago 137 years ago, he
marveled at the same variety of
finche. ieu.na. eulla .nd «riant
America that’s in a class by
itself Almost all of the conti
nent's countries are included
Brazil. Paraguay, Uruguay,
Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecua
dor, Columbia and Panama are
all on the interesting itinerary.
Highlighting the 36-day
odyssey are Iguassu Falls.
Brazil, more spectacular than
either Niagara or Victoria Falls.
Twelve miles from the meeting
of the Parana Stream and
Iguassu River, 275 cascades
form a mile-and-a-half crescent.
The torrents of water sweep
down a basin forming majestic
cascades 230 feet high, offering
visitors an unforgettable sight.
From Brasilia to Bogota,
from Sao Paulo to Santiago,
The history of a whole civi
lization comes to light during
visits to Cuzco and Machu
Picchu, Peru.Tucked away in a
Varig Brazilian Airlines offers
its Classic Tour of South
tortoises that still remain
today. Tortoise —hunting
pirates were the only humans
who came to Galapagos earlier
in the search for food. Very
few people have had the oppor
tunity to view first-hand the
descendents of the animals
described in Darwin's famous
works
The Classic Tour, of which
there is also a 29-day version,
begins in Rio de Janeiro. The
morning arrival is followed by
transfer to a luxury hotel At a
gay welcoming cocktail parti
in the evening, travelers meet
their companions and hear
from the tour managers about
the exciting events ahead.
For further information
about this exciting South
American adventure, contact
your travel agent or the Varig
Airline, office in vour citv.
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much change will there be in the next 5,000 years?
Highway Information
Available To Travelers
The winter road and weather
report supplied by the State
Highway Division will appear on
a daily basis starting Novem
ber 1, it was announced by R.L.
Porter, state highway engineer.
The reports will be gathered
five times daily, Monday through
Friday, and three times daily
on Saturday, Sunday, and holi-
days.
The Highway Division
will initiate a teletype report
at 8:15 a.m. and 3;00 p.m. on
weekdays. In addition to these
reports, the State Police will
gather road and weather in
formation at 5:15 a.m., 10:30
BLM Advisory Board
Members Returned
Julian Arrien, Juntura, and
Ray Easterday, Jordan Valley,
were returned for three-year
terms to the advisory board of
the Vale District, Bureau of
Land Management, in district
wide elections held recently.
Arrien and Easterday respec
tively represent licensees in
in the Northern and Southern
Resource Areas.
Marlyn V. Jones, acting dis
trict manager, said advisory
board members provide recom
mendations and advice relating
to grazing administration and
associated matters, as well as
multiple use management pro
grams Concerning BLM’s 4.6
million acres of public lands in
the Vale District. Functions
of the advisory board are be
coming more and more impor
tant as demand by the public
on these lands increases.
The Vale District advisory
board consists of eight live
stock and one wildlife repre
sentative.
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Physicians and Surgeons
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HOURS: 9 to 12 noon and
2 to 5 P.M., - Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday. 9 to 12 noon,
Wednesday and Saturday.
Weight labs. “By appoint
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"CINDERELLA” TO
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We were standing at the top
of a cliff on the Mendocino
Coast spellbound with the beauty
of the ocean. The waves were
tumbling over each other in their
mad rush to crash against the
jagged rocks, With every re-
sounding blow they sent spray
high into the air. The water
was beautiful changing from
light blue green, to blue, to blaclf
We two landlocked hillbillies
were entranced with the view«
A car pulled into our view
point and a short elderly man
with a goatee and a red tarn
bounced out of the car and came
over to us. Without so much
as a hello he asked, “Do you
smell something fishey?
I have a sensative sniffer and
so I took a couple of long
snorts of the surrounding at
mosphere.
All I could smell
was the usual fish salt water
odor that goes with sea coasts.
I told our visitor, “Well, all 1
smell is sea weed and fish
so I guess I do smell some'-
thing fishy.’’ Rather than satis
fying the pompous fellow he
puffed up and asked,“You mean
you can’t smell all that crud
down there?’’ 1 looked to where
he was pointing and said, "If
you mean that little line of
seafoam, I can’t smell it.’’
This wasn’t the right answer,
to him the sea foam was pol
lution. To me it added to the
beauty of the scene. It added
to my thinking that if you look
for things you’re certain to find
them so you may just as well
look for beauty instead of ugli
ness because it requires no
more effort.
I have admitted the fact that
we have a pollution probleYn
but 1 still think a lot of people
have gone completely overboard
on the subject. We tend to tdkd
pictures of rivers where trash
is piled high and sludge abounds
but neglect showing the miles
of clear sparkling water that is
also present. To listen to some
the ocean isn't fit to swim
in but people come from miles
around to skin dive at the Van
Damme beach in the beautiful
sea water.
So the ocean’s
not all polluted. Only parts of
it are polluted. Sure we must
protect the rest but we’re not
going to get the job done by
stopping everything in the pro
cess.
a.m., and 9:15 p.m., seven days
a week.
These reports are transmit
ted to the Oregon State Police,
U.S. Weather Bureau, American
Automobile Association Head
quarters in Portland, news me
dia wire services, cities and
counties, and California and
Washington State Highway De
partments.
There is a total
of approximately 170 sub
scribers to the service.
State Police will gather in
formation from their patrols
and from Highway Division sec
tion crews which will include
the following mountain sum
mit stations; Sunset Summit,
Wilson River Summit, Govern
ment Camp, Santiam Pass, Wil
lamette Pass, Green Springs,
Siskiyou Summit, Meacham,
Tollgate and Ladd Canyon. In
addition, there are approxi-
mately 30 other stations which
will be reporting.
Rehearsals are now under
way for the annual Treasure
Valley Community College Del
ta Psi Omega scholarship show
to be staged Nov. 17-20 in the
lounge of the Administration
Building. The production se
lected isCINDERELLA, written
by Eleanor and Wayne Phillips
md based upon an English pan
tomine.
The music for the
song was composed by Mrs.
Phillips and the words were
written by both Mr. and Mrs.
Phillips.
The cast for CINDERELLA
includes Angel Walker from
Fruitland as Cinderella and
John Riker from Klamath Falls
as her Prince Charming. Larry
Dinger, who hails from Baker,
Oregon portrays Baron Good
fellow,
Cinderella’s father,
while Mary Wahlert from Nyssa
is his wife, Baroness Good
fellow.
The two lovely and
charming step-sisters, Car-
borunda and Linoleum are Dan
Meurrens of Ontario, and Rod
ney Williams of Vale. Faith
Forsman fromOntarioprotrays
Cinderella’s kind Fairy God
mother and Anita Dorroh also
of Ontario is Buttons, a page
of the palace and Cinderella’s
friend. Russell Edwards from
Central Point, Oregon is King
Gold and Greg Schultz from Salt
Lake City is Dandini, Prince
Charming’s best friend.
Mrs. Sally Seiler, Treasure
Valley Community College drill
team instructor, will do the
choreography for the dance
numbers and Mrs. Lorraine
Skousen will furnish the musical
background for the song.
Tickets may be obtained by
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calling or picking them uprlp
the main office or C-5 in
ministration Building. Tickels
which are reserved by callirtgi,
must be picked up within ;i
week or they will go back 06
sale.
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To quote Mr. Phillips, "Any*
one from one to ninety-ode
will enjoy this show.
Agency
Hearing Aids
DAVID W. SARAZIN, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
HOURS: 10 to 12 noon &
2 to 5 P.M. - Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri-
day.
10 to 12 Saturday.
Phones; Office 372-3365
372-3173
Residence
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE WILL DO
Optometrists
CLEANING AND ADJUSTING OF YOUR
PRESENT HEARING AID
DR. JOHN EASLY
387 S. W. 4th AVENUE
Ontario, Oregon
Phone -
Ontario .... 889-8017
FREE
DR. J. E. HEITZMAN
7 North 2nd Street
Nyssa .... 372-3747
Veterinarians
TREASURE VALLEY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Phone 372-2251
DR. B. E. ROSS
Nyssa .... 372-3551
DR. DICK TEMPLE
FREE
HEARING TESTS
10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
FRI., NOV. 5, 1971
For Home Service Coil 372-3347
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