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I U m i f f Ecstasy and agoigony “ ^ i r ______; Idaho's two univers'ersity football teams I hit the heigbta.andid w .in.r Idaho.” • ■ the E ast, I ’ve! se^cise ^ a t Idaho name doei v npcrpropfeirdqis miikc^n^ ------—nrereltrltcs.iliu dltcmn _valuc of IdiAo goods and-5,d scrviccs — —Anb&erfcsue-” ------decadc-«ld B ^ldaho camnOTipaign,Tthc-fbcus— zc s6ld^ihin~I3nho. Wost-! fckcnd at the Magic , , , • rv o rk crs v w l f s ^ d iiotjil' for'! ------^—P^ps-the-m ost.ii!t.importam.challcngfi_ of a trade show this weekc is so tied into the nationaIju» • Valley/lvfaUrldahoVccoi l,lwilI2Uahoaiia ------facing the commiueinee warming up for amy thal such compansc smallest omong the 50 sutsuites, exports what :rcUil:5eiis«f,cora^ anolRef try”at sellingtg ao school bond issue . ‘ inglcss. . Idalioans-will spend, . it produces and importsrts dollar?.i Then it 'cn automobitcs''arc tio-longt in -Twin Falls is dcffliemonstrating the link aho pToductsi'ifjthcy bavc«^y ‘ spends those dollars onn productsp: m ade in troit," said.Ashley Lymnn,. associatea between': school cconstruction and on said. ‘.‘But r ^ t peoplo^ia'J Detroit,'Long Bcach andd 0Osaka. . pref«sc!sor o f economics at tlic Univilivcisity o f Jboict. . Lymua educational quality. vealiby, andj^ey'ro goibg-tdi ”i think the basic probroblem is that m a i^aho. . “"If the financing com cs frbifrom Japan .I>lahown t wca P a g a A O m oney’ where,', it igoeiitha' state this size we haveavc to depend on and the Jifomia, ii ‘P'?'*' icTnarkcting's done .in;edi(( st'orthera'aren-*t; going'td- - - outsiders,” said"Scplt: B

I M — 1 ^ 1 ^ — ■ ■ IQSSBSIfiiSS S 6 H ^ : • ;j ■ y .. ■' msmm A • ; i A-2 71moo-Now3. Twin Folio.llo. iIdaho Sunday. Octobor 6,1,1991 1i -Weathcler---- Bushh: Soviel;t move ^houssisa n d s /I j goodi news f(Ebr^oplc C o n n eecticut c 1,-^We------WASHiNG'l'Ol■ON (A P) - PrX-srdent------Ovcnillrhowt:\'errhe-3tated.-Ovi The Accu-Weataather® forecast forr rnoon, Sunday, Oct. 6 cl this is very good new s foi Bush said Satuiturday that Soviet feel t Capipitol - "r r President Mikhkhail Gorbachev’s wholelole w orld." CZCH announcementIt on nuclear arms , PecPeople around the world, he : X Conn. (AP) - • a 90s 1008 110s 'u dc'fo.. h a r t f o r d . c ______.108 -Os8_ 08 10s JZOs. .308 _4(40s 508 60s 70s 80s _____rcductions..was.l‘? “good news for the were:re giving "a vote o f gra'tiluc of protesters ‘Ttem iS^jure zones fortho da i:~SO'vrer'lendcrship-Hbr-t- th e ir ____ .Thousands ^ of ~Bahdssepa^le'^7gh-t‘ " Whole world.” HtHe said U.S. bfTicials'th^^ : about shouting "RepeapHIITlcpcul!” ...... -. _werc_sitting_dc;_down to talk p y ^ r approproach. ... I feel vcrv good a ly against a new “Ithink-softiething-posilivi v c J s rallies* Saturday a] ■' details with:h llieir . Soviet it. 1~ ^ (Trtcomctax'pushet5hed through by— ^ counterparts. . happcppening in tlie world." P. Weicker Jr., Bush made the commentsi iupon Gov. Lowell P. ' "It’s very posjo sitiv c .” B ush to ld Bu: = frora_. _.who was jostledled and spit at ►------reporters—aftefter-talking with -rctunturning to the White House 1 idcd”into’the■ telephone. "They’ve thee presidentialp retreat at C nm p •"= Gorbachev by tc 5 for a .crowd.,. ^ - ...... com e a lo n g .way.ay ."...... Davitwid. M d.; Saturday evening 1 -4o-G orbacb c v 't '-c aU—pmviievlously pInanrH llnlinft-Amci — i—Jn-rfl6ponft©-lo "apitol’s south 7“ ” for a superpowewer sumniit on arms dinncnner honoring his wife, Barbtu>ara. jam m ed th e Cap Dsvid ■ lawn. Some• yelledy that control. Bushh iindicated he was He w as to go back to Camp E Icr the dinner. W eicker shouldd b

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' • ciijciiy and county newapaper pur*i I sponsored t>y “ ^ 326-5375 SectionSet 6C-108 of Ihe Idaho Id a h o S ta te L otte Twin Fall* and all other M Thuitday ll hereby designated asutheday i ------■■■733-0844______1 .__ _ >tioBntc* -olthc-wcek on_which legal notice*o will be _ __ ------— ----- eliv*ty;-diny-*nJSimd4yrS2:05-rS:vpubliahed. per week; dai)daily, S2 per week; Sunday. • ^Po*ima*ler, pleaie *end chahange of “ '“ Q SBSgffijap NewsS _ $1.00 per weSHH|^RkL^ - placc Thurgood Marslarshall. the notbeshyab1 ils 1973-R oc vs. m judicial test for deter- ders' den end," said Susan Biolloch, a placed in doubt i ___ ally, cast their votcs.withthlhc J coun’s used modem legalizing abortion. ether a law o r practice'vi- Georgetown Gee University law’ profes-'-Wf adc decision leg; m tm t conservative bloc: Chic:hief Justice mining wheth But nodircctchichallenge to that ru]- ; William H. Rehnquist anand Justices olates the constitutionally co required sor. sor. In another signinconi schchool-de- ing is expected to reach the Justices Antonin Scalia, Anth.nthony M. teparalion of government and rcli- Ii segregation crae, the court mimust dc- in tim e for a deidecision 'during the Kennedy and. so fur in his brief gion- cide whether Mississippi isi unlaw-i 1991-92 term. t(inurc. David H. Souter.r. The courtn this term is to decide cidi 3 T r a t e s ’ ]past: Hi[ a n d i c ^ or asseit •’ m .7)-=~Robci^HRS5|m|■I^B-the-GlA-to-re—incc inc< ”-Kaid Boren------WA'SHINCTON-CAP)- _Ihe_ncxl_ClA_dircc.ior^ Boren ------■ [ ------Culcs*"paSfl5“aroncc'hir'hix-grC3tes't-l^-=— ^^■^-place-j— Casey.:----- 3 said, ,must ^^om eone "wl asset and greatest handicaicap. I ' ------. -.- ^ ■ - w h o .h a d - f a llc n . .sai< PHI . \ ill ..wilh a fatal lievlievcs'in the ovorefght procc — QA He owes his mcrcuriatrial rise and L '; ^ t:iaH_brain.tumori_____ uncUfldi;rsfand.'»_lhal7t is at the; corec o f VLB ■ achievement at the C!A-iA-no-thc-lmtr-l: ------—-- • ‘le'cr- eff(effective checks by the ^ c e n t e n i r e I ^ W illiam Casey. ' _ inial S quar -mined to prober the;themselves on what the most..■SS KAY'S IKLOSET T w vin- F alls ______But to w in Senate confiinfirmalion as ;raa B M the scandal and agencies age of government t\re didoing." directof of the ClA. U Gai aies had to |H ^H ensure such a 5Not stated out strongly ii iison Ave. E. r— — - 73^f4 - 0 4 0 5 ----- . put as much distance as possiblep< be- b re a c h 'o f trust was wa: that thi next director m hib" iiieiitoi-^t-"^^-^ ^^^ iwinrrt‘n)lnT5Btf~nnd~hi5' _ j f l g ~ E 'e ‘T^w~e~c~n som soii eone roially unlike Ca.seyty r~ ' ------controversial legacies.R, especially ^ — * I Congress and Hc.was.viewcd F by many oron Capi- I C asey's contem pt for Crongress. or Gates® • tho CIA never ' toi Hill as Ihe m ost obstrucTictionist ____ convin'vince legisla- recurred, turnum^joGales. ___ __ CCIA b riircctor in recent mencm ory.- "tors that'he has grownr ffr r o n r a T:on-— - A n d 'i cacan icT fthis comniiTtce, one who misled Congfesfabiibom the------summate subordinate to0 aan indepen- ^as ho single person in the in- Iran-Contra Irai diversion and ^a__allowed ; dent director capable ofaf Ileadmg the tdligencc community, co without cx- his strong anti-Soviet vielew s to U.S. intelligence commurnunity. ception, thntlat. supported the efforts cloud clo inieiligencc rcportiitin g to ------W e have to mak»-Q-<-fl-dectsiotms—oHhis-comn £oflgrc.ss. •______—_ to whether or not Mr.r. Gates,C who information,n ... (more) than the nom- G C ates was his protege. ho-s been quiniessentiall[ially a staff 7 ^ r person, i? capable of' makingm that very large step," saidJ Sen.S David W . Boren. D-Okla.. whosese Senate In* lelligcnce Committeee concluded J^*^' The com plete sewingig texperience... three weeks of turbulentent confTrma- 1/ ' 1. tion hearings on Friday.y P I The committee willill take two ^PUEBLO II it has heard If O c - w eeks to m ull ov er all il ' V jto b e r from critics and supp

------COUPON— m F IN E F UURNiraRE l “ ~ '" r a i E £ ■ p Qfdck Smp ScissorsS ^ m A C C E S S SORIES wWt a $5" mbiimuim m p t n h a i e « = m FLOORIIING, TILE & WWOOD S S S 5 » r 1_ ■ WALLPAAPER& PAimWING A Sabrtcloilond_^ 1 m D R A PERIES, R BLINDS,5, VERTICALS — iuJD ED T-""-""!*"- - ■ i M "V S . . . V o g u e ' , B u tDerick, t e McCaU% m INTERIOiDR DESIGN t Y D A Y I I Sim pU city £kk J B u r d a . P a t t e r n s,-50% - .O ff EVERY. m R O O M EENVIRONMEN NTS - STOREORE HOURS; Fri. W0»m.9pin9 N ,Mo«.-Fri.lir »Oit>»«(>s> We give corontract flobrihg3 bids i s 40 Blue Laakes Blvd. .y U:00ii»« for remodeld s and new conmstruction Tvdn Faldis, Idaho ' sm at rib chargi■g6 to youl 733-'1-0335 M ' mm . . CLASSES AVAAVAILABLE ' ^ FINEfURNmITURE & INTERIOR»R DESIGN MOSTLOCATI' 1 'Vom folrln Theh e H o m e B e g in s A t T^he h i Gallery" ------laMnAvenue'Soui:oulhTTwlirFaUf— ^ ^ — ■ 734-8481 •Mon:*9at.0;L0-.3O-5aO torietoii VISA A MasterCard1 WWclcome • Revolviog Charge A-4 Timos-Nows. Twin Faffs.ffs. IIdaho Sunday. Oclobor G.i. 151991 ■------j rDA o panel advise!es against homee 1Pap test Food an unacceplably high Hite o f fajsc ______- ___ _ . wWASHINGTON / (AP) - A F Nation d-Drug-AdminiRlratioa-adviivisnry negative results,s, said FDA nel has 'recommcn3cd. ugain.4ri.4f ap -- spokCTNvoman SusanwTCniznn.-;- t ------oval o f a.home test kit designiiniid to Tlie lest pack, macmade by Mcdlcch ife suppc N.Y.. includes an____ Gay rijgh 5rlerS''S __ _Inc.. of Bohemia, N.' ------dcttc!ttc t cervical caftcer._____ Tho-pancl of experts volcd-4-2.j?_Frir'~insttT]mcni wliich~a~wcrw dm an woOrd use * ' '• 3f~ficr~cervix tissue " y against .iippco''nl__tecajjse• Ihey to take a sample o f hi [?5'i;/cJ "lo b e sentto;a lalroratoiratoryforainilysi':;------■ H flHgtJttop^reserve^ in s :^id th e study d a ta .o ^ U ie te st ^ CONCORD. Calif. (AP) - Cali- liie city's domeTiestic partners- law, ^ fobmia m gay rights adv6cnic.s.rfijmmg f “ whiciriinc'cts unitintilarritircouplcsrln-*" j iver the veto o f a statewide aranti-dis- eluding thousandsnds of same-sex cou* I onI unteiSsri i ximinaiion proposal, are battittling lo. pies, indamentfllists. who H j, i i bagged the ' ivoid further sciback5» .in twtwo local Christian fund Now the hunt iis t over and ybuVe bag ncasurcs-on tlwj-Nov.-5-ballol-3L______bclpccl_bury_ll^l^-ycaf!s-jtatc.wide,_ _-best-anim v alrw hy-ri-riot take-it-t;ay com- The governor’st ’s veto triggered an- “paONTlBR BR munnuniiy so mad." T he troops arear fired gry anli-Wilsori>ori demonstrations. ip." said MichacI Colbruno.0, polili- Wilson said the; n:measure would'have Western Me;jat & Sausageg e C o . f isco Sen* unduly burdened:d employers.( ‘ - ;al editor of The San Francisc 130 Main St. No.lo.* Kimberly. ID -423-52^1284 inel.agny weekly. G ay rights odvcJvocatcs are confident A sim ilar battle loom s in SiSi. Paul, they will prevailail in Son Francisco, A • C u t t i n g & W ri a p ; p i n g • J e r k y • P e p p e r o n i Minvlinn.. w here voters Nov. 5 wiwill con- but they considerler Concord. 35 miles J a l a m i • Polish • Sm okia k i e s ^ ■idcr repealing n year-old til;:iiy ordi- east, a hotbed o)f f homophobia.h ^ •• . nunclunce banning discrimination>n on the Concord votersers repealed an AIDS B |[ ||||H - -' sasis o f scxual-otienfation. SSt.-Paul -unti-discriminatiotion -- ordinance— in —... g— ^oterb..rcpe.aIcd n.similiir..ord)rdinance November__^1989'89. A city human n 1978. rights-ordinance-i;:e-'passed in Moy bans m l In Concord, Measuri: M aainns to job and housiijsing discrimination ARTHRIi m s j ■in.Mrrfirm trip a civil rights ordinarice6 of< pro- based on gender,:r. age. nice, religion, Tom McKone holdss twoU postcards showingng a sc e n ic ulew Section for homosexuals. Sanan Fran- sexual orientatii^ion and d isability, in-___ __ of his Vermont town,m. Tho bottom card, howjwever, Is IdentI* ciseiriseo's Proposition K wouldId repeal eluding AIDS.' Support , >3; fled as a sceno fromr [KTlormers| lar jobs willII IwI ranked againsl cach very ver advanced stage of liver J said. ■i^l I and rewarding Ihc Iwsi.I. a company other, whilele individual poor per- and ant dysfunction." Buck Ford ^ ill gel just one or two ■ ' He I said his father had suffeffercd liv- 1 spokesman said Saturday.ly. formers will ...... Terry- L'aulcnbach. IBM*5- lU U 5 — m onths t(* imttnprovtf. ■ ■ ■ ------■er.trouhlecr.t fpr.-o^venil,years. presidcnl. annuiinccd the program ■■ 11 ------llu irsd ay in a secies o f memeetings and • ! on an Hnlcnially dislrihuibuted video- C o m e i n tape, said Steve Eanies. IBM ® ------spokc'iman:— ^ ^ — l lie company had alreaileady planned ^ aT : n d l e t ~ y uj t u r " — to pare its worldwide worA-ork force of 374.(HH) by 17.(MH)this yc: ' H a tn € ^ ------Usinp-the-ncw-nynetii-llt>-lhc-comj>ii— —------" ' ny hopc.i to cat'another,er few ihou’ sand jobs next year. Came- i __Deere,JJA settle contitract

PEORIA. 111. (AP)•) - About.. p r o f e s s i\ o o n a l I 12.4(K) p ccre & Co. faciot:iory'workers in six stales will vole onin an proposed new cuntracl agreed U>) e.iearly .Satur-. — - i j e w ee l l e r s • day after a grueling 40-hour 40- Ivir- mm ■ gaining session. LLKINNEEY h e l p' y X o u I Negotiators for the con:om pany and the Uniied Auio Workersers l>egan ilie f - - scssion-in.Moline al_y_a.La.m.-Tluir>:_... S d e■ s s i g n day and continued iinilliniie^rorgur tl w w WALL COVVERING!i s : the new pael. i ______1_ “ It wasn't easy.”•y.” - UAW spokesm an Karl .Mantylayla said in | f 5 i lelcjihoDC inlcrview. "liV a contract wc will recoinmeiul to i r O F IF ______:___ j llic agreenicnl must be ratified JGGESTED RETAIML rank-and-file union mcmemlwrs - 12,(KK) aciivc workerss and; l.4(M) | laid o ff employees in Illinllinois. Iowa, Mintiesoia. Cieorgia. Colert Combs. •‘Boih panics arc veryry pleased lo c r e? i a t i o n . -Tfavc it.” ■'Tlie average'UAW.-•workL‘r~iit— -' ...... — Deere earns S.'^.‘i.(XX)X) annually. Deere, the w orld's largest;esl builder of K ■ farm tractors and agricuicullural nia- chincry. gniploys 37.(KK(KK) workers worldwide. >f. 1 6 -O c t.1 ^ 'hiere was no sirikc• Kbccausc ihe ^Sale dates Sept. SSENf cxis'ing contract was e.xiendeil f.xi in- definitely before ils expira[liration Mon- _ ^ day. 'Hie extension could canceled at any time. Aboul 17.(KK) UAW~ v Caterpillar Inc. plants iiin [llinois, VI * UNC ------Pennsylvania,- Colorado-Jo_and..Ten- ■, " ___OICC ■ 2 nessce also arc working;ing under a - _ ^ ^ j 1-800*456*841:1413 contract cxiension. Jerom e B iirley U 109MAIN AVE.. EE, A S T Tlie union plans to use ils Deere TWIN FALLS, IDAHCH O 8 3 3 0 1 contract as a model inn lliliose talks T \ Xyin r F alls Gpodinj 208-734-8091)91______wilh Caterpillar. w>hichI is based in . ^ • tg l ll Peoria. Sunday. OcirjhciiCf G. 19D1 Times Nows. Twinwin fFalifi. Idaho V’A r>

______ILYNWOOD ICA ^ A N D ERSiRSOH'SlGA I W orld 1 14 7 FILER AVE. j WT i m • A ' S 1 2 MM!NAVe.N. ai B LYNWOOD SHOPPING W' , I n M m ) DgWNTOWN ow j < j 1 - - . ^IifCroatitiaTfrghtit i n g x » n t ii r m i e s ^ s - b j w e - t a l k ------GENTEB------^ '•— ZAGREBr priigoslaviada • (AP)— , P r i nice,.bt)rn_Y c i i HOMETO VUD-U- ■ (Jny after (hc-seccssionist -republic - and federal forces failed Jntn on ■ h in exile,le, returns . a inicc to end the mouiil death ' • ; nmldcslruclion. ' _ t o Y uigosiayia^ | _ Federal troops udvancc BELCRADI,DE. Yugoslavia r; Adriatic pon of Dubrovni rc- (AP)-TI)ecricrown prince o f Yu- I 2 LB.PKG. ;♦ doubled effortv lo sciziiz£ C roation...^^^^^^| oyal fajjiily. b(im in . FALLS BRAND ;• strongliolds in the cast of tthe repub- --'goslavla’s ro'y; ved a )iibilani w'c^l- __ —licrwhcre'hundrrdshavc-tVC- died 5tn'ce— ------cxile^ccivci come Saturdarday from lens of • i • independence was declarei June... FRANKSOl ...... thousands of)f :Serbs on his nn:t- 25. visit to his anoinccslral land. O l6 9 Meanwhile, llie fouriiir pro-Serb Many wep'cpt with 'joy . and WE1NER| members of Yugoslavia f '] ^al fiags as they, .idcncv who - . waved royal ' i ------ ' forces, whose ranks have fatherland.” Karudjordjcvic. pleled by desertion. ‘S i 4 9 - speaking in1 hailinghe Serbian, told Federal Defense Minilinister Gen, ——r— o>Lw«phou ^ crowd of■ about al 7.0(K) people V eljko.Kadijevic and Cro;Iroatia'n I’rcs- in pollceinan ru n s fo r shellteller as he tries to driveBOUt < _ _ at an ajT»rjJ c

I Military•y crash kkills^aU r You're just throwingrit / away:.. - A8WR00T i f y o u 'r e n o t re cyc y c lin g H h % o i VI|NIJM I ORSUNKl! aboardj I 1 RECYCLE ALUM I 132 passssengers CANS FOR CA:a s h !* . 8 . ORANGE f• • I ! JA'K'ARTA. hidonesia;ia (AP) - A The' officTicial. govemmeni an- 1Wj ' '' ! • military transpon pianilane crashed nouncemcntnt said ihe cause of the |I W ...TRA D E THIS being'invcstigated.------•- y nrier lakCOff— ft^ SanirdTv. cr^Lshwcs-bei : j j ------.■— p o R - A ------^ nODLEFADDlILErW/flLHDM&OHj _ t— killing-nH-l32-pcoplc-abtgboard-and at .W itncsacs-;s said~wrcckjpe—was-ir- • ■ least one guard at a\ government g scattered 1,500 1,51 feet from the crash g ‘ y I building destroyed by1 Ihe if flaming site, about two«w miles south of Jakar- gI BonusScrat -OR----- — ; wreckage, officials said.J. la's Halim, PerdannP< Kusuma airport, o - - The C-130 Herculescs plane was which wass previously j the interna- ^8 T ic k e t ! ■ ?}[ SCREAMING . carrying ainnen who hadlad just panic- lional airportort and is now a military ^I • You could earn ? ipalcd in an Armed Force!rces Day cere- airfield, ^ U to 5« more per lb.*ll •T.r.sTOBE ^ o rr.Jitch ^ s ! ' YELLOW l l . - mony. said a miliiary statrT:rcw 5-putput-bodies-in-browfv-bQigfi.— |- I inio a uepartmeni ot uat VAHREGYf G L I N G ^ al said a secu- One worker,er, speaking on condition \WWIERK ■ ; center. A rcscue official i n i T W IN FALL riiy guard was killed, buibut it was nol o f anonymit>lity. said many of the bod- J\ BURLEY-6 7 8 - 3 1 • LLS • 7 3 3 -9 6 8 9 \ ..L .359_N.;Stb.AIIresco{J R o a d -118 M aark rl et A venue I 16 OZ. ------jmmediawly-known-if-a,f-anyone.-clsc .ies.wcrC:.blK|tnd ly_m u tj! a t_c d...... 50 pm ' M'on.-Fri.rir8'am-S pm ' j ” , was in the building. Some wit#ilnesses said ilic plaiic >^■ " Mon.-Fri. 9 am-S^O Tlie, four-engine lurburboprop air- was on firere befow it crashed. "We k lUt three deafening cjCplo- RAlNBf ^ craft, carrying 120 passeissengers and a heard aboul p; crew ol 1/', was boundTO1 for BuiillUiI^. Sivinj andHli’-f th e M erchaa n d i s e ------, I : iransiiion to a free-markoirkel ecbnomy. mcdiaie teci:echniciil econom ic' assis- S o m e o i »; *'We will explain to) them tlv how the ,.,„cc. BAKERYMssnizAH M;,"»gin8 Di- ! ■ world works." IMF Ma :mlK*rship will be consid- L a rgge Air Compressor;31-S [ • rector Michel Canidessu after an economic review. ; . sigiiinp-aii.accQrd wilh S rgen-Acetylene Toniinks ______IF^dvlscmlsu-wilHwlp—• _____ Oxyfl ■ : dent Mikhail S. GorbaehiIchev!------B u riM F " BB y l E s J a :ts devise plausible eco--^ ■K^RetractaBI^R^e e l s : ; Tlie IMF. however.*r.*has 1 stopped, the Soviets T o rc li full member- nomic progiograms lo encourage pri­ I • short of offering the fu es to make loans, said an . S h e l v i n g - Br ; : U.N. official'in chargerge of hunting Tlie officrficial Iraqi News Agency-, 8 0 1 - 6 ^ -. - 1 . down ...Iraq 's • mostst destructive said Saturdirday lhat Rolf Ekeus. head ROLL weapons met Saturdayly withv officials o fU .N . speipecial commission oversce- in Baghdad in a bid to improve co- ing the w(weapons inspectors, con- i operation afier a icnsese standoff be- ferrcd in1 Baghdad with Foreign Ahmad Hussein. iPooz, .N. nuclear in- Minister Ah i * i tween Iraqis and U.N. [ fFirst A ssem blyy of God 18 P resen ts ____ Spiritual-W aiarfare . FARM PACM K H E M iS Prayer Semininar LETTUI ' , w ith i. | 0 0 H e P K l l D u r i nn g g t h e TOR \ Spiritual Wararfare Prayer ^ I l i S e m i nl a a l r w i t h IN RIVER PINK D r. M ickeyf BonnerI the LARGE IMDIAI ’ M essages wii/ill include.... CRAPEFRl ------■ "HowtoBrcak-ik-thc-bondage - - « 3 I| o a ^ o f S d t a n i n t h e e H o m e m L J -ThcSUVoflf U n a n s w e r e d i c y * r ir B ■ r. r. r :r:Dr;B<»ifter.rccdvedhiitoTk; „_PiHycCi:— : I honotsry doctortte fror I Linda v u a College «n*"He -Exposing Sataitari through Semin*<7 inCalifofni*. 1 hMipoKcn in theUoiu^icd Games, Toysf s a n d R o c k DOLLY IMADISON Sutc* and many foccie eoundles. He cumntly h M u s i c | B lUfionwide mdio bnxdc “SpititutI Wtrfirc". HeI^iiu -Teaching the'IC C h r i s t i a n ■uthored levcral book*. I ' bsckrroundbSoudierlem how to Prayf inii Spiritual Biputt, hb ministry u PIES \v I m r f a r ^ ^ 3 0 1 APPLS, CHEBBY, | CHQCOUTB OR I j: I I F l R S T’ ^ A s s e m b l y o f^ ■ < G o d ^ PECM I 189 N orthh Locust S treet • T w in Fallsills, Idaho I ~V. ^ ------O c t o b eir6-8 r • Sunday T hm 'IUlU c s d a y _ S u n d a y 10 :5 0 AMW!& J 6:00PM •M on.-"i.-Tlics7:00PM I hAIRTRENC (Focfurtheher ln r< ^doft p lew ctll 20S-73j M a g ic V alle y Molljii . >olnlmont3, call 733-5646 £ • • • Odor good throUgfnO/no/13/91 'W alk-Ins orAppoli /• IniBii M

EditorialI r — I PoU'T V(W;M dN ...40|^€U \\U i Next timn e , r e m e nmber link —- X i - MoT J cW h .v 13 t o "■ - ■■ betweeni e r p w d i nlg, i qualityy ^ I ■ TUeE T M ^ r i T 4 . / I ■ Thd committee warmi•ming up for prove the;hc point, but he says> h is a n o th er sch o o l b o n d clcctirccfSircirbninstmctionHi-rcsouiccsT • T h e b(ottpm o r line, for W ithycomlim bc, ; August coup’ school bond issues. Defense DioR C heney’s thatIt w’ as a m ajor force in the Au :hoosing short-range solutioiHons Se'tcl^ofDc erapt. B oth am is factions. A mn erican and — ■ Bad fot«diu?^ion _ is that chc efensc of maintaining a Harold W lllens atten ofT resources that ought to'(o CO------m edia blitz in defi viet. have prospered duringlg 44> 0 years o f First, overcrowdingng impedes siphons of ^ gluttonousmilitarary budget has one ■ 'Sovi, lid W ar and are unw illing to surrenders learning. • to w a rd thethe quest for quality. ,, unchanging messijsagc: N ow 'is not th e tim e: domestic order than foreforeign adventures. Cold ure rew ards through a mutualtual effort to ■;— Tliat-may-sccm-obvious. \L ih S - -to^uee^iH laiyry^fipending. ------I h e re is sim ply.n an»i»H na tnhtiilHfifpny futur 5 the B-2 Stealth ■ r^U'luce the m iliuiry conlronUitlSIaUStnhm ------o f vo ters d o n ’t re a lly IJcUeilievc it. Their-debate aboutab' this year’s bond issi Cheneycitcs asos his firsl line o f defense for anachronisms like th cr-hcard-anyonc-cxprcss-it. bomber, thc.StnitcgicjDi;jDefcnsc.Initiativc!3_._d^t ves the arm s race. —m otto*i9r-^¥ou-canU solvelive a problem - wc- ncvcr- - t h c i9 9 0 budgettsum s m il agreem ent----- jtlfer as^rbof-'^------^ ~ In “S tar W ars” system . Tri,Trident missiles, E & to h ^ u p points afth'e oUfc by throwing money at it.”;.” quite that'at w ay. betw een the W hitlite H ouse and C ongress. In ;duce m ilitary - m obile M X and M idgetigetman m issiles, thatIt inow is not the tim e to reduc They’re right, to a point.pc Good Next tirtime around,-lct’s make; sisure ll,c agrecmetlent actually represents an Seawolf submarines, ad'advanced tactical spcn:nding. ' teachers can overcomenc hardships. quaUty' i;is a central theme inn tthe expedient polilicacal deal n eg o tiated ...... It is extrem ely difTIcuU to accaccept the schbol district cam paigi[gn. Regardless' of" wwh h a t . som ew here in thqliciback rooms ofthe -' ------w^ l s d p ^ f ------And cyerybrieltnows a' scl c high-tech, big- jra few years, proposalal emerges from the curircirircnt Officers’ Club alll Andrews Air Force Base wasting can survive crowding fora 390. W ithout public.noticc, ticket m arvels. cs d eep er. d is u s s ioon, n the project’s supportcirtcrs in September 199 e that these mme oney on But Withycombc boks c ;al com m itted taxpayers tb) G iving up on It Is easy to se e cd to demonstrate these' twt\ o this brokere'd deal . w eapons .______------^Whcm-schoois-arc^jrowdwdedrho«iySr-wiiU^ ------['wsiHOTryearffiSiTSniTfreascdTpenllirtg’fSr ------ssphlB tlcatsd-^Cold-W ar------intended lo more children crucial poipoints to voters: w ould save rfiore a classroom may hold me C old W ar weaporons. w e a p o n s . h a v e Uttle t t relevance ded estroy.each.'•___. . . thnt the distriet’s crowdi _ th an $50 billion —than— tho— toachcr—_ c c a n — te a c h ------^»-Eirst,- vdtng_: :— Worse yet,-tho)0 agreem ent p ul m ilitary -- - -other, afler------in 1992-93 alone, to regional CObhfllctftor «with regional in IvMoscow, and options musisl beb presented c” has disintegrated before the "evil em pire” ",Q threats. American citizcns for theirir decision.d, - N e w s ~ ;oviet Union m ay attem pt to to A eTimes-I our eyes. T he So' ct is that something . W c arc not hesitant to coll1 on M oscow to The The frighteaing-fact i reinvcnl itself osts 0 loose association of • 3f U iis ,s i^ e p .^ c s s is___ makake.dempcracy work .there;;; w e m ust______1. ______Slcplicii Hurt()cn_ ' C lotk’Bti^oJworth _ _/>llCTWllMnson Pclcr York . . - —independcntstatelies andoutonomous------_____like a m irror im age.ofd okc it work in W ashinponI os well. Pi<)lisliLT ...... Monotinoijlnac'dliof ■ Cireulotlbnrrn'trTonoficr ' ' Advcrilsliiu'dlreclor I is clear that it w ill be a palealc going on in Moscow. MN! any analysts and . mok ^ republics, bul it i: Corey G oldberg and im itation o f cu rer erstwhile adversary. Besetct reporters, including Cat ^ s Angeles Times, see HaroldH Willens is the co-fomfounder ofthe The inenibcrs:rs Iof the editorial board andi ujwriters,of editorials w ith inlraclabic: eeconom ic and political John B roder o f the Los il w as the Soviet Cenenter for Defense Jn formation\U'on in arc Stephen:n Hartgen,} Clark WolworthI andar Sieve Crump. problem s, w hatt wew used to call the Soviett strong evidence that it \ -industriol complex Wa-'ashington. U nion w ill be menorc concerned w ith version o f a military*in( Letters rtonce that I m ust speak W e ing industry ond shoulders abobove Idaho in gam e and birdrd subject of such imporuin l'e should stop bucking ►e arrested Let’s reireturn Idaho to sportsrtsmen Ranchers ought to b e : cy say don’t com plain out. • - It is time to speak out again:i: T)Twin Falls, well on propogation. The> an editorial jcprinicd — 1 rcccntlsrexplorcd scvcral-ar 3-5r»-puWic4and^)roject is wcl TrbcttcridcarWdtrHhinkc Tho Idaho S alesm an I ,u have tb stop bucking industryustiy that'trics to------surprisingly, I iw w ay, thjthanks to a lot o f dedicated ppc( eo p le- Tract 25 and publ:blic lands moy-be.fl.boitcr -___ Sept^30 hasJC}jiQ.wilhJIh n Blaine County " me into tho community.------Challis N ational Forest. Not sui patted lady jurors on p' -ww:plenly-of examples of cutUiulUc-.vandalism-=:ancLtbc:flu flurcauipfl^dManagcmenrr ------idea; bailiff who allegedly pot Everyone has to have work: lo 1keep the ms. If indeed the bailiff of our public lands. Cow-trashc.shed riparian Isolatedcd tracts on public land are W c are in scare:rch o f a m ountain q u a il... their respective bottoms. oney going! This is a farmingng^area a and if in this fashion, such 70IICS, over-utilized meadowsk's - in fact, the invaluable3le for studying propagatingiwildhfc. wi paying the postal,II department S30.000 o yearMir did com port him self in t lu want your kids to stay aroun(ound, then let to call for • f j practical elimination of mcaclo\d o w s - M ost o f‘all all these tracts and public land to m ail a new slcttntcr, trading Big Homs forr conduct would seem to < dustry comc in. Stop tp^ing: to maker Twin nis to control the 1? ,,, pollution of waterways witli cocow dung and assure futuiiturc generations a place to huihunt on turkeys and a variiricly o f other projects’too . governmental restraints ills a retired town - it is out; oof f ihci question.- - - iliffs, as your ediiorial, • the dcstiuction o f plant commam unilies. and observerve w ildlife.. numerous to menlration. 1 l}ave done m y behavior o f cnant bailifl le working force keeps the SocSocial Security te-of-the-art w atering systemnhasjust hi homework. I am p argues. W ho‘benefits from such abusbusc? C ertainly ^ A state-< 1 prepared to defend m y ccks coming to all the peoplelie \who have m pleted. B irds and trees and any game biologists in the: But before w e poss1 a 1taw categorically nol the public. Oiir lands arc; ira-shedin and WC wien.comp ^ staJemenls wilh oi ariced for years and have finalljdaily retired. If icntal w ork w ill begin this fall,all. This state of Idaho. outlawing all bottom pattingpal by all baililTs, . arc paid a pittance by ihc livest’cstock industry «,pcnmen ere w eren’t people working,’, IhiihcTC would be fort w ilh the BLM and private it w ould seem prudentIt tot( rescareh the in exchange. But it is not ihc: cccowboy • jointcffon ‘•c “ Public Land aiand Public Opinion” is a I checks coming. Stop and thinIthink about it. cnterpnsc,sc is a real plus for Idaho, book lhal I am wrOTiling, detailing and problem and get the factfacts. The ftfst question I ~hope when the president stopstops diat devil, welfare that I most object to. w w idespread is the _ . projects, and 1 can name manyany, ore rcsearohing somene exciting material. You to b e answered is how m iddam Hussein, over there inin Kuwait,K he The EiQchcrs could nol affonrortilopayinc dies’ derrieres and what ss in their present .state. T he■ sij may be surprised:d to w hat we have been proctiec o f patting ladici ;ts his mind on the people at.1 homebo who are enough to tolerate ihe dcstructi' ? A nd how broadly ictio n o fm y you sec arare just signs and are cxpensiv doing and w hat wwe could be doing. O ne ore its consequences? A: It o f work; and there is a lott o f them. I have lands for their personal benefit,:flt. They get the suiction be? W hat if wc ; for a bird. Upland game hass btect our lands Idaho will ^ r v e s ih e right to edit all letters,letti for all citizens - not to protectect the privilege , Ifldahciho c laim sio b e doing so much have liked pattings; Twin Falls. 83303J03, or sent by-fax to researchh comc pared lo other W estern“V st Lady may h (208)734-5538. WV e look forward to hearingng ffrom you! o fth e ranchers. lon’l pay a lot o f attention to — OBOROB-WUERTHNER-R______w c ju c iai a . i i g 4 mublcJn.my-0 p in lon.' ;i^ ’ •• Norm ally, I do 'but occasionally you tackle t Liviogston, M ont Colorado,do, O regon and W ashington aare n head your editorialsTKi /’ ______Sunday. OclobofOf 6, t991 -nmos-Nows, Twinr has itt put U..s. at rijisk? ^ ip-iirc.conipafatfV'c.stalii.tics..frfro m . di5arniiimeni...Cc'»gcige 1Bush may yet _ .__ Bv'8>30 p.m. Friday. Septept. 27. • win the 1992 Nobel;1 PrizePr for Peace...... ------^ Patrick j. l ‘J8818 ilmiughll 1990 alone: George Bush.commuifJerIr __I H B j — in-iho-middlc-of-aivcleI year, . _ of Dcscn Storm, had emergerrg e d a sa BuchananI 41510) 10 33; ii> lx)ml>ers, 215 to 23;3: in I Good for him. liiu'hitil'liis initiative is j iiroiig candidate for the , W ’ST ' . imarincs. 29 to 14; in sub- one where the crcdiilil isi^ harvcsled ^ t : clmirmflnship of the Comtniiimiucc - -O n-the right. - f.tSnchcd ballistic missilcsr315-tc-lo-= -----carljTandtheprict-pa.-paid in------Sane Nuclear Policy, ------— J 103;J; irin shnn-raiige missiles. 1.95^50_ installmenis. DeniocraI'crais will never , d cut ihe ;i) be laken from , ' ' With one stroke, he had ci N o decision got;ot a bciTcr press than io); 0 ;iiin major warships. 29 toi4;4; in allow ihemselves to bt Gordian knot o f arms contrciVrol. and ^ Ihe order to the B-,B -52and , tanks,ks. 6.5(H) IO.2.I90; in armored:d the Lefr. j.Ta.sed his image as a rcactiv Minuti^man missihsile creWs lo "stand vchicltides. 15.95010,3.22.^ Already, they aio0 m oving— .• budget for cabh. '' president laclcing in boldnes ___— down” from a slatjpw. cither Mr. Gorbac'hev niidinp ihe defense bu " j W Already, the worid•rid has'begun to "appro'proved of all this amis racing.iTor ' for social prograins~ isierstrokc 1 bomber. S eaw o lf....: Politically, tl was a mastc: ■ • ■ breathe easier, wcVC arc lold...... - hcwa:was pt)werk“ss to prevent it. ; - . . -Tlic B -2Slcallli boi ij may yel be Ihe ; JO rival Mr. Nixon’s stunnerin ero f2 0 / f j imsofScn.Sam Nciihiiiher conclusion is reassuring.g. submarine and SOI m. dah'^ But Ihe concemi lies o f Friday | years ago. that he jusi had aj ; hearing out. Wilh Wii his triumphant war again:insi unintended casualties Chinii, and ■ . Nunn arc worth he >r America's . _ ; ' invitation lo visit M ao's Chi ddam. Mr. Bush cuplurcd lli,e, ' night’s massacrc o f A ind sweep . ' was going. Tlie .secrecy and ::------With .Yeltsin jand.Gorhachiiv.. n rrioiiSiii ihhUcTor '92. I______InukcsJ_____ ;______. of Mr. Bush's uciion. nowciwcver. r ------i — s!------surely, the d.inger^er o f any Russian ' With Friday's s|K-ech. he stoleIc a Tiic Presidem's ili'ci'iion was ig ~ o s s in g out in one evening d ^ . first strike is nextxnonil. l^aurdi»rch -rouiid.tlie left flank o f thehe indeed Ik'UI; wheilicrher il was also of settled security doctrine,ne, are • • 2*^— But should a haihard winter bring imocmiic Party to emerge as risky to ihe point ol,t1 beingh rash, we ______iTcTlca'VchamptoTTDfTintlatcrarral'------shalhhavc-ltrwiit-jtHd ^------' Ha-t'Mr. Bush, to cffcct;t tlthis grand pcrfom)rm for ihemsclvcs? - ihrehreat lo.pcace? Aftcr .wt.haYCY ckcpt assassination orr '"cc u p suddenly. political coup, taken needledlessnsks? And,.[(wcarcire going to give up ihe our)ur word and taken all the nukukes off remove cither matnan, Mr. Bush could Is the President playing polpolmcs wilh lat stood behind U.S. . baitjaltleships, cruisers, carriers! anda have to order ihoslose B-52s back on . the national defense? . , commlimenlsis iin Europe and, Asia for sub;iubs. how will we be,certainI thetl 15-minuie alcd. Consider the spccch in1 it^ 1ts several 4 0 years, is itil rnot prudent, first, to . RusRussians and Chinese hUve do3™ .-,^How.|nac,™sis; would Ihul order ikcwisc? Reciprocaled by Mo pans. • ...... — ------: ' give up those« c commitments? like his step would leave Ihc U.S.S .N .v y be. received? Tlie m ost dramatic announounccment. What Chancincellor Helmut Kohl this In Back o f the Prc>rcsidcnl’s sweeping I.S. guaraniee to use witlA'ith a decisive advanlage. (In unilateral withdrawal o f all land-and wants.is a U.S. (inology command is a wisA'ish to cajolc Russia pons in defense o f conronventional power and techn sea-based tactical nuclear«ir weapons atom ic weapoi to take conin?) ofo f nnd dismanj^l^dl ^ — fronrEurofW-flnd-AKiBroppi.ppears ------G«mwnyfaick tactical atomic weapons.'beforewc any " I C. BIPPEL, b.V.V . M . ^ inspired. - , are not firedI frfrom, or al. German owr3wn.) . . I . . ids of nationalists or ^ Bui how will we know the,c' fall into Ihe hands en,- soil. UnderstarUandably. the G ennaris E ,ics anxious to sente The Germans have been.- Russians, chronic chcatcrs on>n all are sold to crazies . demandingsuch a.withdra^Iraftol, And ... do not want ththeir homeland at ihiis agreements, arc.reciprococating? - some scorc wilhh llih tW c sl...... - ' . DOGGIME DANDRUFF what need is thetc foratomom ic------' -nuclear risk inin any future European... i*.™’ Tlie sea-launched Tonfahav.awk ■ '■ Perhaps the KnGremlin will respond ,QUESTION: I know ttiU y sound m oiiet which ore helpful hcl and might artillery shells in Bavarin.ni llIhai can war. g u tw hiy, y , then; should our T :ruise missiles being retiredI aiare . swiftly. Bul verifirificaiion is-going to. lilly, .,|; but my Iwo y«or old GeSermon bo usod-once or twicewico o wook. In mo — carry 25 miles, when ihe.Ri: Red Army h o m c l^ d rcmemain at risk?. . ^crai some of the most reliable andid b c h d liih . Evenn uunder Mikhail the SKepherd.fJ hoi dry floking dandrvIrwff. Ho COSO of dry skin, os a result of-tho , ; ' is pulling back 1.000 milesilcs from With denucluclearizanon o f the“D.S.' ' son oquonl bathing, o { iiccuralc wjcond-slrikc wcapojKJfisin . Good, tlic SouiclsCIS have cheated on it Jmottly black and il juU loeklJ iawful: diiooso or Iho Iroau Munich? Arm y in Korei)rea. and o f ihe U.S. • acci b.nnning medium- - ^ )alh oil might help. ' ; orea's coasts, be nol thellic U.S. arsenal. '' the INF treaty b.nr Also, h® »«rctebfl* all tho timo. Winrtiol eon *P™y diluted balh But Mr. Bush’s decision'ions have Navy off Korc and lied aboui atomic , , Hov^ovor^’ in th e^ coCOSO of chronic ' | Seoul suddenly dccides Some S of us had hoped the: LUnited range missiles, an I dodo? resurfaced strategic questiostions lhal surprised if Se e day weapons in Gcnmnmany. I. Mony scrolching'ond itchirtching, you should, • ; '.If there arc that her vitalII interestsii now require SlaiSlates and Russia would one« ANSWIRi Thai's nol jilly ol d l. i can no longer be put off. If es^ ______And, as noted:d Ihere. Moscow is 5“ andruff cetQ>ull wilh your vclcr/eterinarion, ," o n ------anindcpcm lcjiIcnt-dctcrrenl------mo:move toward relTance on ihesi d o g s___suffei___Ir.om__ d an — to be no TJ5r"tac-nukes-o ficTlfiah-— still runnmg. mrthiiTEra-Tif tl: G ood—— ' U.S. troops------As for makiIking airU .S . w arships----- weiweapons fordelcrrcnce, ratHc' (sofcrrhcsa) of o number of'diljiffcront - • German soii.'why keep U.5 depend in perrwluilv on lessi sstable Feeling! whal wo'A'ould be denounced 3U3o-of-Rerer-Queshons-Tiis^To:_____ ^______i ' - — mere? Exacily^harjob-are-are ------(excopi-Tridci:Jcnt^ubmatincjO-tiuclcii.C:__dcE typoTrUnfortunololy;rthe-cou ballistic missiles. Tlial option)n is now as a wild and pro'irovocativc arms race vP wn ond G re e n C ro ss American soldiers perform)rming in free zones likeike Takomii Park, what is ball canino seborrhea* il nol knowr closed. were it done byy Ihell United Slates. ’ to Ireoi V e te rin a ry H o sps p it ita lP A ’ I. Germany that German sold;oldiers the rationale?c? Arc.U.S. vessels a ‘ clo: iho bcsl thot con be done is to iho symptoms. 2118 Kimberly/ R

abuse, incest, spouse abusbuseiind T~'~ elder abuse arc not m atteriiersof personal belief on how to deal wilh I'- - ' ‘ family mailers, but arc cricrimes. ; Being crimes, they are prcprohibited. WH[ERIEfSlr i i E MF Do n ot ignore violentIt familyfa fights. Report these crimemes and let ------us-put-a stop to spouse.bcj.bcating.______Action by our criminalljusiicc ju: Tv- system is a proven deterrc:rrentloihe •••; I W l ][BAB1 0 ? recurrence of physical abiabuse. _____ ^buser5_chqqsejo_batiea u e n jie jr______partners mostly becauseiL* llIhe choice ' ;> is there to make. Lcl uss talake aw ay . ------this-choice and have scrioirious...... _____ conscqucnces for violentintacis. ' RIQH ¥ O U R ^ O W N lB A C irYARD! Baiiering is noiam enial[al illnessi but a learned behavioral choiirtoice. M ost "?:r, ----- bancrtrrsare only-violent-:nl-wiih their__ ------partners and do excrcisese ccontrol in ■ ; all other siluaiions. In otheroifa words. -i l a t , o n c e baiiering Is a learned choi:hoice that W e’re proucJd to say tha a gl s a i n , . ----- can be unlearned.------Our-socicty is slowlyy clchanging . Farm ers^N alatidnal B ankk h a s e a r n e ci d ^ h e ^ ^ — " its alliiude toward familylily violence. & /[ The U.S. Aliomey Gcncrncral’sT ask' ' tire S tate o f I d a h o Force on Family Violenci:nce has ' top ratingsIS in th e entii reiterated lhat which thoshose of us _ - w ho work in the field arc for safety aan d security,y - • aware of-that family vieviolence is iM/ cyclical in natuj^ to a frigfrightening __ ^:.v ______s--w ere-givenn to- u s-b y -: degree. Violence in oneiege'hcfatioh g gj;.-. — -These-I^-high ratings begets violence in the ncjnext ond must be halted somewhei'here in the OTri W e i s s R{esearch, € Inc1C., an indepo e n d e n t chain. Baiteririgisjh'e snfgle'i -V — firm -thaat-eonducts- 5-in-depth-re! 3searG h-on— — common-factoTBmong-mg-moihersof abused children. Childrcijrcn in homes iir p o licies, where spouse abuse occuccurs arc • •• v,:p\ \ l e n d iling r institutioions and theii physically abused orseriiicriously ncglected al a rate 1.50000 percent _ O uur i high nnarkks ar^basec :nhivcrose-tn— ------/ ■ higher iliamireTniilOnnh the general population. CChildren on our strorn^equTty ■ from violent homes haveave much • t higher risks o f alcohol/diI/drug abuse -i&Ii ( J \ <; ncy-55- fg- V base, high--liquidity an c ond juvenile delinquency _ percent of ihe boys grow•owing up < witnessing violence willvill become t o p - n o t c h Ican c portfolio batterers. Tliis cycle muinust be ’ 1 abused child RMERIS broken before today's ab v=lFAI • becom es tom orrow’s abiabuser. , T hey also ppoint to our

from one generation toloihen'cxiand... ll - .TI0P1/ ex cellen t trsack record, the costs to society thisclis creates ore iniolerable. One obviousous and tragic • l e ­ W h a t d o eies all th is cost is in human sufferirering. One 9 B A ] incalculaWc cost is lo> societyso as a- ~:"'WliolcrToomnny-of our m ean to yo3u? It m eans ------' T V T r ; the base upon which ouro u r socicty is ^aditien-You-i-Gari-Count; O< n " built, are in need of rcpacpair. you can baa r T k ” w i t h Community problemsm s - le e n S W ^ W e n d e:1I l l use. crime, pregnancies, drug abuse 5 3 6 - 5 21 7 7 1 ^ Farm ers-N cational B ank alcoholism, school dropropouts. _ 160 South Idahold( feelingS/Of isolation, hoihomclessness. 9 " A runaways, apathy, even■en teen B u h l • I yvith confidelence, know ir suicide - have been gro'’rowing . 55 4 4 3 - 4 3 5 1 • Twin rails bccuuse o f violence atIt hhome. 0114* Main'Street 7 3 4 ^ 1 5 0 0 • ■ ■ , _ ■ ■ 00300, Shoshone SI. Cast - your m one^;y is Jn th e Families are unable too functionfi as I x S c the proteclive. healthyly liinstitutions ' . that, Am erica has alwoy:mys depended jsafest pl^ce:e_in Idahbi “ —^p£)iyrThC'di!rintcgmtiortion-of-lhe— ^— e w ------_ fam ily unit can be haliciilled and we mu-stac/tbgeihcrtomalmak

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II 1TVA/CR* remote control 0 0 l ( i f ^ ______?_OniS(^ block & sle e p timn eer r J5 » ■ low * 3 5 9 ” P i j ' ? ^ ) '■KiiffiijaH I Jl Reduced!\ 2 W ' Nl Now***i588“ i a m e A s C a s h (O.A.CA . e . ) ^ urNamels ir■ p^^^O ur R e p u t a t l i ^ * M u s t b e 1 8 yearsy of age ' ^ m m ^ H iO lN -lDATE?S r ^ ^ o w n- I N i S I D R r FREE11EI F um ltiitul« and Appliai^'irice Stores-—— lANCING t w in FALl^ J E R O M E B UUBLEY I aOODIN;.r—FJa iln. 7D2M tln Ave. North 157UalnW«9t 25600v0™H«idA«». 318M.ln 324-2702 67S78-1133 934-W21J21 — - 7 3 3 - 6 1 4 6 ■ / ______ff ufeiiinHjEiTffIr?]. 1 i i icVadleyf n"IWiii?T“ Insttrai]iice depilartmenlit-reapernshFay-winvestigaRation - w during the time he did not have a Ijcchsc to ByKiikMiteheU . the business and o f new id.. sell insurance. Anythinging he did involving : That’si{neither Times-Ncws writCT Conflict of . insurance laws, said. Interest? - B2 ■M|-Robert Fraundorf,f, CSI did not require a1 licensedlit insurance ~ 7 | ^ Idaho Department of5f Ogenl, Fay 5aid..Thosc duli Foils before le” has soid that'the college;e wasw in contacl willi ' . j acted os an insurance agentit wwithout a license. The a]application, a Commercial1 LLiability SM manager wrote the I paid me Q visit last woweek. • :e Fay, who personolly honeliandlcd the college's . The department will inv«;vestigate a S23,000 Umbrelli:11a Policy for the College oif f SSouthern wrong date on an office ' 1 Tried to, anyway. B B chart for when hele S130.000 account, almostost daily< on insurance \ ___ j______Jerry called fromim i the TravelcLV Oasis ■ insurance policy applicationion sign^ by Fay, Idaho, is doted Jan. 1,1991.______i:— b5I5ri52SSrHe*BlSff^d‘ hhe-didnV.kno%W^ay-3 r I ------r— * — asT vclhis'ieiias fium Foyrti 's insurance Jiceasc was suasuspended , F ay------! and asfced tor direcnortions. Tony ■ Fagiono, a license hod lupsed. aid. “I woric at the comer Southern Idaho written whilebile his state license frohi Fel•eb. 1, 1990 to Sq>t 1, 1991)1 after he j "It’s simple,” I said. id d id n o t financial exammininer and actuary for the stalete A letter to CSI signedled by■ Fay and dated I ofTbird and Second.”id.” ' - to se ll in su ran ce -was: siisuspended. The failed vto renew his license ond 1 id Jan. 25,.1991, soys, “A“As a result of our docuinents.aere in CSI’ss files,fl and a state complete ^ o f Idaho and fomontiet department director, said I ••Como again?" — etc required educolion classes, cs insuralicc meeting, wc are implementing the investigator wos' in-TwinI FallsFa last week to - Underer Idaho law, all insurance agoig«ts must F“y wouldn'tbe be outhorized to sign policies - 7 - , “Third Street West^est and Second Avenue following actions:"- their licenses.cycry two ycyears and while his licenseise'was ’ suspended, : West.” obtain copies. renew tl : into that furtber," attend c< jwledge of- ?®y denied hehe ^anaged the'CSI accountn t PPlefese ie s e e FAY/B2 '■ Dendsilcocc. “Wc are going lo look in courses to updatc,their knowl Stave Crump -:E Don’t ask m e " ^ “ ... 1 flunked algcilgebro in high school,” I'. . i ______^JaTy^£an._"%l_cveeven I know Second and _ ] • 1111:11 streets don't run into«8ch otfiCT.------^— ~ ! I “Not Sccond andid Third' streets" 1 said 1- I __with exaggerated palpatience.-“T h in l S tre e t- - I and Second Avenue.ue. They’re not the same ’ f,'- I things.” I “If you say so,”■ h tir» pf fhw ------“ElglitTTsaljrcalni larch of nrtlfiirtif Ahny^ n “Eight!’-’ he scrca:rcam'ed.-“What kind of item s collected at the site, IncIncluding ■ . - }- ■ ------place Isthis?"— — projocQctllo-potnts and a-sharpoTponlng^tono;------' ‘\Twin Falls," I s£said soothingly. “The land o fthe lost."- ...... — “Who-in-his righlight "mind would creatt------eight intersections withwit the same name?” dig^loco k s f o rr c lu e sI to p a s i!t resid)oxcs Saturday morning. “I have no idea.” 3ieces o f clam m ost o f thehem broken/That’s bccausiouse hunters used lo remnants of their cultureurc before the county dev«ivclops through the screen:ens revealed shattered pie( Kods and bone bring spean or arrows with brokenn p(points bock.to their “W hatr’ Ccntenniol Poric»^d Jimim Wood, director o f the CoCollege shells, broken projeojectile points,' obstdiaii beat “ B ecausc I don’t dc know wliich shelters, taiake the points off the shaftilafts and throw them of Southern Idoho’a Hcrretrrett M useum . slivers. intersection o f Seconc:ond ond Third you’re ot," e people lived away, Woocod said. The counflr will pavee 0o parking lot and build a dock The fragmentsI aare clues obout how the p I tried to explain. 1 The obsidlidian flakes from the arrowhiiwheads can be traced and a pork on newly purpurchased property on the; soi u th ' and wilh w hom the;hey associated, Wobd said. d.down the phone and.. .. xe on projcctile lo quarriess iin Idaho or surtQunding.stij.stntes..hc said._Thal______. Jerry slammed.d bank o f the Snake R iverrn nc e a rth e Perrine B ridge. ------, - Bones — even : mmicroscopic bloodi^csiduc <: ■ disap’pearcd for a fullrull minute. yon-dweller of infonnaiion>n can show researehers whaivhat trade tics existed Wood and members ofofthe t Snoke River Chapterr cofthe points — can telHII w hich anim als th e canyor “The sign says; TIThird Street North and between SnSnake River inhabitants and other.prehistoric Idaho Archeology Societyety hope to determ ine whethys the If w bllccrs^do) not n fInd'Bgricultural-too “OK, you're whenhere the shortstop would eir lives in the Great Plainsns, the Columbia Plotcau; amand me Great'Basih, J prehistoric campsites. indicate Snake Rivliver inhabitonts spent their Lppcd over the pilchcr’s he plain above, coch.w ith itJits ow n distinct culture andid language.la ______bc.lyiDgJLhcJrippi Workers were diggingng two squarc tcst pits Satiiturday canyon, w hich h as iQ m ilder clim ate thon the j mound," I said. T he conviivergcncc of so many diffenffercnt tribes resulted | and planned to continue; to of-local-investorsof —- I < "W ouldn't it be! ea*easier if I just found Firet have several hurdles lo) jujum p over before ! : Street?’ starting to build. The city/ mustm approve their i WinFai i - ' "There i» no Firetret Streeti Shoshone Street development plan and musnust agree to annex ‘ ■’is First Street” the land. : “Look, I'm sorry,ry. I’m just going to find The area is sensitive - generationsger o f Twin : Shoshone Street,, heodhe due north ond go Falls residents have drivenen jpast it and mourn ; home." every lime a poplor treece is cut down. In ^ Stor«ta» BuUdlng j “If you head duelue north you’ll run into addition, some questionn vwhether the area _ _j______" 5c::------___ needs more retail developmeOTient ______: “W hatr’ Thc~process starts w; 5 “Because downto'ntown Twin Falls is laid commission at its 7 p.m.I. meetingn Tuesday, 1 out ot a 45-degree« aangle. There’s no such where the public can commem ienfon the plan. Some ofthe proposols inci thing OS due north." include: ’ I M o f i | M [ | ‘ “I'm never goingng to get out o f here, am • Twenty-five acres of retaili space in a u O • i r strip mall. The maU will houhouse about 260,000 w tt 1 He finally did, o f ccourse. I weiit to lunch, square feet of stores - aboabout two-thirds the ‘ 'and when I dune5 bjback there was a phone size ofM agic Valley Moll.II . ------t e i r message from himn sayingsi he had found his Please s e e DEVE•VELOPMENT/B2 L ------□AVIOHIOaMK way to Fourth AvenueAv West ond wos headed for the freewteway ond Idaho Falls. I wonder If he realrcali 2«J his mistake before meetings - here’s wwhere andI when the;ey are he got to Wendell. Big weekik for big r illow the projcct proposed apartment a complex in nortilorth Twin Foils. The Twin Falls city govemmetment has scheduled full slate olo f high- a i ^ e that the zoniining for the orea doesn't alio ' be e ra n t^ after a(Tordablc-h'-housing units may be builtt bebetween the 1200 and profile public hearings on)n 1highly controversial subjecects this without o spcciol-usi■use pennit, which can only be Sfeve Crump is 1The Times-News city - public hearings. 1300 blocksics o f Locust S t week. Below are the timess anand dates o f some o f them: •based Pacific Housing Associoti•ciation is requesting that • •’ edifor. Twin Falla Planianniog aod Z oning C^ommiimission,. 7 p.m . Oregon-bt oning be changed to R-4, PUDL)D which allows for the Twin Fall! City Couodl,il, 6 p.m., Monday, Council chi:hamber, Tuesday, Council chchambers. City HalL the lot’s zon g on 0 request by constmctlonan o f cight-plexcs. The area is cicurrently zoned as C l, . ■^City.HalL_. The commissionin >will a hold public bearing ot nex,- rezone and—R4 wWch allallows for duplexes and fou(-plet-plexcs. — ■ Residents o f o south TwmWTnTalls’ricighborhood'Wlll opappeal IT ' Caldwcil-devclopeiper LeRoyAtwoodtoannea construction of a priwh work ccntcr approve 0 67-acre,e, 1mixed-use development on the northwest ■ I zoning decision to allow coi IV Council meeting ond the! planningpli Commission ___ near_the_Nqn» W intowsjjlajplant - ______comercfPoleLinelle Roi^and Blue l^ a j^ u jeilevard. v ______T he City ilfbc lelevis«i1ocally onTGhgahg^deocablc, channel ..... cf^TalBuiIding the center that SiiDie State ’ X lwoo3Tionesr rt' ^ u i r d T s h o p p i n g ccn’tein’ter, residential hearing will Obituaries Reed dooTtlixrthcr things. ' 10. The cit> School lunch;h m enus B3 Department of Corrections v in City Hall to handle the anticiplicipated turnout. General-Jim Jones, Who representsrep residents o f the ore:rea, will The commissiorion will also, hear public: cccomment on 0 locations in' ______K ■ r B 2 Timos-Nows. Twin FallFalls, Idaho Sunday. Ocloborbor'c. 1991

i p p e a r a n i c e o f c o► r n f l i c t Fay’s bbusinesss a r r a n g e[ e m e n t s iw i t h C S 5 1 g i v e a j .• eel in lhose roles Uicy______•comprcmiscs him-in Timking-di.jlcciuoiu___,"Wlii.-n |K-opk- 'jct ------Fay’s-agcigcircyr'AndcrscnrBlakc-Fay—r>—not -which"in^nJncorce'-com pany^^Still, Uw polebtcntial for conflict cxiil^;."CQl ------rcnily-havc i< siaslalesmanship-iypc.. - ByKIilrMndielt— ------th.ii'affect CSI. lnsu^ancc: ool f Twin Falls, handles aboutI , Ithe college, sclccts, Fay' said.s T hat in Fay's posilioition. Hay said. • th.i late Ix'aril Jiiiiimlc." Meyeriiocriioel'fer said, "I ihini, . TiniL*s-Ncws wrilcr • . i.F ayis.only one of aghi M^ii' SI 30.000) worthw of insurance for ther -tl-decuion-is-njBde-by-iJieGSJ :SJ4»aitJ. he- - "It could b©» usedI for arm-twisting.".— -.1 II ' wliill people thal a ’iich'tl!:irtliii|-level are-above— '• nf ,Sniithffrn-ldaho^llege—s:—said ------sh»-said.-^It-gt-givCS-ihc-po(cntial-for_mcmrm hcrs__w ho volC OH J______TW IN FA L L S -::_Gary_Eny,'s ( rnllret;-^^^ rec 6 mmcnda|ion to iiiaKCc tirilRT—Tharr------;ay. "It makes no decisionsIS regarding mischief." rc( ;hier involvcnii-iii wiih position on Ihc Slutclute Board o f officials'.'iay. Legislalurc aboul CSI's l.«Jnlgei. lie Fay said Ins chiel ate board member. Fay votes; eexpenditures at CSI.” Fay saisaid. - However. "I think-Gary-Fay is an Lc been the' the collcge w;us seveseveral years Ixifure he EJucaiion and as Ihche C ollege o f As a slate said. M oreover,.Fay has be rancc agent'give 'on .Iio w mmuch to recommend ihc Idaho’sconfliCT^jf-intcrcsicsr laws only— cihicai person.-’rt.-'Haysaid:— ■ sai oard member, • Soiitiicm Idaho's insunmc school’s insurance,/igeni sosonre 20 l>ecanie a slate.hoarc: nflict of interest. L cgislatunure appropriate for CSI., applya to board membersi vwhen they CSI Presidcnlent Gerald Meyerhc*?frcr scl as liccn ^stablislied for • Ihc appcarnncc of u confli years. H e's only been on ihthe stale "The policy has b the fomicr chairwomanan of the board accordingIg to (he school's dean of■ ddeal with the state's fourjr four-year said he doesi notni feel Fay’s business ye vears."_lie said, board since 1987. - Nay\. financc.Mik4ikc Mason. ' ' c colleges and universities.3. said Brad relationship[) with the school ba _ "I k 'h pul liimscif inn a position that ' T he bo:Doard’-s recommendationI yall,[ deputy Idaho nitorneney gcneml : people arc going toQ ask a a lol of ..involves; SS4 million — about 33< vwho scrvcs-as the stale'twardird'sbwycr. questions." said Janef1 Huy,H; a former pcrccnt off CSI'sC total budget. Maion1 If a board member has bus)usinesswilh ^ V __ - Icgifclator-und-Housc.isc-E d u catio n said, . Cone o f Ihc four-year schooliols, he.must V . rtly imponant to us lhat wc ddisclose it when an ississuc arise s C ontiriued froifrom Bi' Coniniiltcc chairwomann wwho .served on “It's prcll ■ liability. Sl,on(*c;ich lur lailu'relaili lo respond io a upport," he said. aaffccting that business andan abstain The actionsIS include adjusting the ' for a 55 million bodily injury li - (he State Hoard of Edu•ducaiion from getcheifsupi y juilic-v deparimeiil :iiu(uiryuiry. The .department 197210 I9K4. ______Tile Sinie:iic Board of Education docs ffrom voting on il. Hall said.I- college's insuraurancc.policy by making, prcproperty damage liability L c.in ^ tlH> rr>llrfe .'S23.20H. is sinned also sus])ciu|eil a SiSi.OOO line'for Fay ig-chonges-on-propcrty^cos ant) lire cciiii|iiiiiy valu es: a d dI sos la r lab o rato ry fo r witwith Fay's signature. J : il." Fay insurance carrierr wiihouiwi a cerlifTeate crcasc art building to "I dc)n't remember signing 1 S20.000; incr. of aiilhnrily. Fayly wasw placed on one I DeathI notices ______$250,000 andid 'contciils fo $40.'GOO; saiy I", niji'iwiw Mcmof.;>I H.ni-mil In Huric college refers lo "our annual insinsurance d a n B f * -|1>c fuiicMl Hill he uMO Ul I a.m, Tuc«by w dtrvices fish hatchery to $ 10,000 and contents col ;it Ihc McOilN-cIi I-uncral:ral Chapel. .121 li. — ------to $5,000; addId Iba.scball clubhousc for revreview” and says it "is necess;i,s;iry'; for M;iin in Hurley, willi liishHishop Don Pickcii Hnzcl Nclsen Nc Giesc. of Lewision and(id I formerly o f Buhl. 10 a.m.. ^Mond.y. $40,000 and COcontcnis to S20.000 and CSCSI to add equipment on its insinsurance «rricialini!. Hurial will folUfollow ai_ihe Dcclo Gnice Luthctheran O m reh in Lcwision. (Va.vwios.wir-RawI.'! FuiTeral Home in Lcl^wision). „ n lctenis n at Madrona Street pol - ...... Ccmctcry^^^icI1dvnl^y•citycall'from 6 io-fr...... -...... yoti provide nie wit'.•ith a list - -y p.m. Munday and bcfoicforc Ihc funtral ». i^ em a B . facililicsbySlO;i05.000. •' B. Moats, of Twin Fulls. 11 a.na.m. Monday. Sunset Memori Qf.the.i:lccironlcJnsIalIiilL - received an jidmdministnitive salary from IctiIcticni. "I think ihe insuranceLe oFTTle- J a m C Ss \ R . L o v e , _ :.ihc,agcncy v/hiyhilc he did not have a .diddid a legilimnlc action on that INANCIAl PLANNER - ; ' . liccnsc, butat did not rcccive saiisaid. Department of Insi commissions. ■. DirDircclor Harry Walraih sa'■“id llie BHTTTB9Br^T?ni Hospititals :red one ------Only, on ppolicies on which eareariier investigation uncoveri IS arc d e fe rre d - life inciincident in which Fay allegedlj;1ly acted Is there anymy group looking MAOIC VALLEYY FREOIONAL MEDICAL CHN-iNTER ■ and to Scoit und Lori.ori Waymciit. ull of Twin FullsIls; und lo co m m issions tcrcsts of limited • - Gregory and Julie DeVriesDe\ of Bwhl. Sons were bon3m to Ray insurance, for fo example - can a.sas i an agcni, but the policy was^as never after the Inter* Admined was not partnership Invcnvcstors? ~ — •/ Lori Ann Wuymcni.;ni, Ronald Evcrsolc. Wendyly ! SuKiin und Lori Garcia o ff TvTwin Falls: und lo Mario andid Rosario . unlicensed forrormer insurance agents exccxccutcd. Walrath said he w Tiippan. Kimbcriy Spicipicldcnncr and Teresa MariaI Jet;scn.Je Obrepon o f Eiagle PassPass. Texa.s. legitim ately receive rc cbmmissions. awiaware of the Iellen> Fay wroiele or the yes. Thc-'Amc;im crican Association ------;• - iiUofTwinFalis: Jo-son.on Tyler Smilh of Wendell; Juli5’w u ’can'gct o'''c?opy '".r Released irBrfndJ aPPlicaiion'forr.3rm dated Jan. 14. 1991 AmAnderson, and Anderson Blallake Fay partners. For $5 ^ ; Fay Co;iles and Muryury Poihier. both of Hagemian;II RickeyR Dickenson und Loyd3yd Merrill, both o f Paul; and of 'n if Lim ited■d Partner's P Survival Gamer II of Twin Fallsalls; Melvin Swenson of Jerome;me: Eula LcwiiofRupen. Gijlcie. which tells how to deal wilh Tiuldr or Filer: mul DeuiVan Wymerof Roiw. Releucd some of the problems pr limited r Binhs Alfred Crane of Burley:Bur Bobra Jensen of Paul: urand Tyler D C V Celopment t — ------partners lacc.. ForP.c a $50 annual ' ______n.'m-hlrfv w rrr homjmaoJCciULanJ-Kimbcrty Spieideldenner Gibson. May Kimmcinet ondi Lupc Muncia.s. all of Rupupert.______membership (cc,c, y you get a quarterly T»rToritc-up d atcs~ o rr------7 „■ ' ; . ^ {• Continu^ froi'rom B l ^ vchvehicles io keep them off'resiL-siiknluJ n o w s lc ir e r r ^ m f . legislative issuesHies ond,a copy of _ ] size 'of.Magic.Vi_Viillcy.,Mnll------sirestre^eis.______,,J,_____ Suruli;aLGiiic/c._Tj._ToJoin..orJp get a______pq^ T7 p h i t l i a ^ ffltfl In fp rm allm o n .______A.1.19.000tsi)TsquarC;fQ0 L st0 rc_will____♦: 'T lie_deycIot?nt'cni_w.iIIllLJia.Y.C_ cotw-of-t!ie-Gi wilhv the obiain approvalal forI landscaping plans. The -j developmeni's promoiioters .say clilcf John Marlla rk c se says. "Wc iranslofod lo tho Ada,da Counly Wood Sho was/a s born Doc. 20. 1930, in Rev. Alien Pieklesimor o lficiLcLaling. ______^A.bmall,chu:hunk.of land.on the west . iiicthey .will-spend S50 million-in-onoli’e— .simniV-U’V-l.Q-lCii_leach_lhcm to be, •„ , ______DcQarlmenLliom-whic(hich.5hojolired— Oakloy,, lliho-daughter-of-Willis—~ Burial will lollow at ino TwiiAlin Falls will be devote3ted 10 Moragc. officc Jcv ■’00 iohs belter investors.4. It sounds corny, but . Tholma was aca c tiv e m th e Thom as ; aiand Forn Wilson Maboy 2^ development, and create l5()-2( - Cemetery Friends may call1 ata While space and u motel. mi; A*parking .space- and anc Ihe malt" is. aimed ai,■[, I-,.,,; that's whal we do." For more Amofjcan Rod Cros;oss, DHIA. and Corson, ShSho spent her early years ' vrite: AAll. 6 2 5 N. Mortuary today and Mondayly Irom 4 will be provid^ided for recreational bu> 1' r.1 information wrlti a s s is te d rriany Bo'Boy S co u ts iri' in KimtioiDorly; O vid.“ C olo.: a n d businesses with growth'I plans. Michlqan Ave,,!,, (Chicago,. lillnois. 10 8 p.m. • vehicles, trailailers and other large developers Jcv s^y. all 3I2-280-0170. o b tain in g Ihotr lirslirst aid *morit Burley, whiwhere sho gradualod.from 4 606l‘l, Or call - - bodges.-She was Q-rrQ-membOf ol iho—high schcx;lOol in-1948, She graduatod—« ______Annual.memberslil.■rslilp costs $<1?,______Jerom e Counly Fairif BBoard and iho Irom tholO St. Luke's Schopi ol "Saifruel LTH afkln's'■' Lady. Lions. Sho0 ^was also a Nursing J ii in B oise tn 1951. S he BUHL - Samuel L. Harkins,15. 72 ol GoiiiiQcil tafieaar opponei;ntS m om bor ol Iho LDSDS Churcn and married J.J.W. Young on Dec, IB. BiBuW, diod Friday, Oct. 4, 1991. t‘ in had laught Primary/ lolor many years 1951. in ElElko, Nov. Their marriage BBuhl.l lin project, pro ruling that the cenleiler is an • If you'ree retired, will | a n d w as ihq Sun bibe l(Kaled doesn't allow—onnn-Addison-Avcnuc , East nearr.(lie-ciiy— 1 ■ U fiU S k M S fiU ntcccs and nophov.lows. Sho v/as of Iho Dialiabetos Association, past BeBenson Korn oflicialing. Military W Ihc p roject w wi iihoui a sp ccial-u se limilimits. I’m sclf-cmpsmploycd and my preceded ir^ death by her husband, member ofof tho C assia Hoallh Board hohonors will be provided by thoth Twin permit, which cacan only be granted afler Orton C also gave preliiiliminary company Is Iiiconcorporated. Can I Hebo, and brother. BillyBill and a mem2mbor ot tho Liiorary Club:- FaFalls National Guard Arrangegements public hearings.;s. [ipproval app for lhat projecl. start a 401 (k)k) planf for mysclP Funer.al sorvicoices v/ill b e Sun/ivorsors include her husband ol artaro under Iho dirpclion ol Iho Ihi Buhl - Rcsidcnls ofche f cl neighborhood claim Whether V the council willI maker a one-person 401 (kj >- conduciod at 2 p.m.Tl. 1Monday, Ocl. Burley; thrchroe sons, David J. Young FuFurwral Chapel. their safety andid {property values will be ruliiruling Monday is anyone's giie>lessi Cilv . Ves, In.t a on. I______plan would probalDbably cost too much. [ love-R obeftson ol-Wost JorJordan, Utah, and Mark K — . —jcopardi*cd-by-:>y-lh«-54-lK‘d-projcct-if—MMunuger-TomGounm.>y-w«id—ui - -7, 1991, at Ihe-Hov. ., •^rTtrmlTn-A:r-rttfPTr-rn-Ftthrttty------Funeral Chapel in Jerom Jer e with Dr. Young andnd Scon D- Young, both of Goold is alloilowed to build it on "It's an issue we truly liave lunot had .1 nveslmenis inI BeBoston. You sliould ■ Waller Petersen condi)nduciihg. Burial Burley; heihor moiher ol Burloy: two *-■E s s i e L. S c h m i t t W ashington Street Sir South across the lot lot- of discussion on," Courtneney said. ,3^,. least 30 em ployees and a Will lollow at Iho Jc/or3/ome Comotory. sistors. AlolMoha Carrier ol Scoltsdale, TWIN FALLS - Essio L. Schmill. S( street from the th Norco Windows The council has. until now. saids; Ihe slaWe workforcece bbefore a 401 (k) Is , Friends may call' at tho c h a p e l Ariz., ondd CConnie Praegitzor n* San 8383, ol Twin Falls, died Frida;lay. Ocl. factory. projprojcct is a permitted use. It ren;niains to worth llu; admlnislilnislralivc costs. For a today Irom 6 lo 8 pI m and Monday Anionio. Texas: and 10 4. 1991.,al Iho Mogic: Valley' City Planhinling and Development be >seen if members will'hear anythingai one-person shshop, a regular Irom 1 1 a m lo 1 p.np.m Tho lamily grandchild'ildrcn Sho was preceded RoRegional Modical Cenier lollo'"owing a D irector LaMVlar a O rion already has to changec thoir minds Mondayay niehl corporate penstonston plan would be better, says Manklank Tliisscn of Buck suggesis memonaklais to th e Boy in d o a lhfl t by her la th e r a n d h e r su'suddon illness. :ai of approval lo the lieshe said,, She was born July 24. ,908, IS in C onsultants In,n FFort Waynt?. Ind. S couts ol AmoricnI or a charity ol stoplalhor,3r, IKit Carson. : also consider a Hobbs, N.M. 10 Chfisiophorr (C and ■■■■■■■ You might, ah Iho donoii-choice___--- .V - ■ • Atiinorok q I will bo held al 1-p.m: He Simplified Employploycc Pension Plan. Tuesday,iO'.Oci. 8 . 1991,-al the Burloy ■Rosa Rc May Cooke Holcomtnb. She JL Thissen snys. bee.because il's easier to j • LDS Slakoiko Center. 2050 Normal memarried William C, Schmill in ) r T set up llian aI corporatecc pension ______HelmLV^-ButleLir______AV£2_W llh. -Amaolla..N,M^ofLDecJJ_93 mComfot ho preceded her in doath oion Nov, fsh--Buttoi BUHL - Helmi .V.i/. Butler..61. E of ollicialing.g. fiunal will lollow al tho .ho Buhl, died Monday,. ScSept. 30. 1991, Pleasant View Vi Comelory in Burloy. 14. 14 1964, Sho was a loneng-lirrio' ...... - "Takrnfnm US/1VSATODAY6/3/91- al Iho Tv/in Falls ClinicnicandH ospilal. Friends ma;nay call at Payno Mortuary, Dairy Da larmer in Ihe Buhl area,a, Sho was a longlimo momimber ol -Ncw.s-Von OniC«;. Lhc S he w as born AugoiiiUiiL'iil. ' ------brothers. SOLDONLV D>DY LOCAL EXCLUSIVE PEALE ----- Huhtala-oL-Yakima,la, Wash ; Iwo RegionalI ^ M edical C ontor,in Twin 344 BI1.C Lnk.’sR. Bi- Love, CFP niocos: and ihroo nophophows, ■ ’ Falls y Gravesido funeral services'isv^llbe M-T-y T e le p h o n e ?-p.m. o u ------Youoweiuoyt> yourtclfio comcin or-^------Certified Rn.w t.il_ ____ ...... ShD-was-omployosyod-by-Idoho ...... Mo-wa!Tl.!TDormrrQuayrN,M. on coiconducted Wednosday-ai-S-f: ‘ for .1 convcnii-n!ccrlliicatlon ,if morits ol 3uhlwilh callforpriccjio.lo d n y . ^ Power for mony yp_oI'p.ars a n d w as Feb. 5, 190?909, to Jim and Olio Muso. Iho West End Comoiery in Bul mallon.ll Boflrd ol [^n I • - . -'Jaihcs I'.R.. ,\nd Pr,icllces for ' - active in tho^tifil FiiFirst C hristian Ho marriedod Virginia Warren in Twin Billy Amlin olficlating, FriondIds may - h ourURSi ^ J SLF...... ^.^CFPniyJCcr call at White Mortuary Tuesdadoy from MotvFri w 204 MAIN AVE, I Planner arc ii,inclnlccn PLmo'!r$. Inc. Church as a doacontonoss, Sunday Fallg on Ma^arch 10.- 1934, Ho was a CQ' ^ SilurtUy 9::9:30-5:30 jlfJCiP.) 4 lo 8 p.m. ------* iho Intemalli School loachor andf choircl mombor. polalo growowor and cattle man in tho ^ Sloiid.ird'. .\n' e KI CtTlHlofl riii,inctBmSMIHT.— ------|If5C

I AtlVIRHI Sunday. Oclobcr6,6, 1991 Timos-Nows. Twin F.illF.1II3. Idaho B-3

— (— — H ainsen’s n b o i I - w a tter « order still inin effect ,'lher syinpli'iif'. ______■ h a\NSEN n : - An onler for Hanseisen (irjimp'.. ii.iusc.i nnd olhe M agic Valalley s o f P I - O . ~ residentents to boil their waier befoifore said Niike McMasiers of :r s;ifc tl) drink. • . • drinkingcing or cooking with it willI Ibe To make the waicr s; /. n rcsidenis-slttiuld citherler lx>ilI: all w a ic r • 1------in-Ctfccffrrt nt tc;ist iintil Monday, Schooiklunch tncenus sliitc Division C of Environmentntal u s^ ' for consumplion —:------1— “ fiv—could—cau&c—diarthtf niaOieJ poialoc^ or mined vcgciageiables. din- *rved wiih all meaneat*. Mor Monday: Pancakes, ndog. garlicrlic Ibread, fruit and milk. ncr ntH. fredi oranjie wedge andid inmilk'! Monday; Comdii 'ith ham. Tuesday; Cereal andndlo..st, I ^ - li. . TueTuesday; Macirwii imd cheese wilh Tuc-jay: Cliili ffsnk bar orf Pi//.i,Pi. green Tuesday: Chili. ruit and Wednesday: Biscuitlit vwilh hnmgnivy. | “ -I ^abd of carrot sticks frcili {trap,;rapcs. cookie Wednesday: MatiHamburger, - . , celeryicry wilh peanul butter, roll, frui Ik. Thurvlay: French loa and milk. Tburvlay: Oiicklicken miggets. milk. 1 mulfinv I WeeWednesday: Baked potato lar.r. carrot Friday; Cer«al and mi e your oiDll I Wednesday: Salad b ar <>f Fnrnch Fn UwM Friday: 1‘iiin. Change sticks.cks. long' bread, a.s»otled cookielies and Lunch: hoNlibrowns. baked ham.lam. juicc or Monday: Taco salad,lad. scas»mcil com. ani- . - piitcapplenmlchocolaicmilk. D lE n U a i ...... milk. T1iur%day; Vegetabie soup, haif boloona b< mal cookics. peachesland'milk. an ' I Tliur^day: Poialo b a r or ReelBeef I3C«. re- Monday; Sp;iglwghetii whh roeai sauce. Tliu Tuesday: Pepperoni>ni pl«a.1 mixed vegcta- ■ I a pair ndwich. frui), ckc and milk. with fried bean* or me»i-com. pumpumpkin lire.Tk' green salaJ, fniii.il. garlicg tirrad and milk. sandw Friday; Tuikcy and gravy over nmaihed blei. cake, pear* and milk.mi I .andniilk...... Tucsd.iy: Taco.CO. refried l>cans. fruii and Fric I ■ — ...... potatoitaiotrt. buMCTcd pea.vrDll,-ffuimnardn,ill,,------^WcUncKby; Hol.di ______Kfiday; Salad bar. or Tuna llshfish Mnjwicli._.'nulk.'. ... !__ . ------T • - bean*, apple ciUp andidtnilk. tl ______....._ utfTiaio vej;ciablc soup or laierr IWS,iw banana. W cdnestly: ' V.Vegctahlc''soup. cracVen.'■ Uld bean bunito. lossetl I Gissors;^3 lOOLS ■ Thursday: Beef nnd of se JEROME ELEMENTARY. SCHO ciMilieniid -liilk. . fruil. brownjcs and • roun;ls. .salad, fruity Jell-O will-Ailh whipped cre.-mi. b.-i'r' | TliursSay': ■ Frieiried chicken, mashed pola-- Monday: Mo Pig-in-'a-blanket. later r •anui butler with celery, chocolalilate cakc cookic and milk. BUSS tocs.com. fruii am:and milk,- ' pcanui . Friday: Baked p«al-}(nlo lur will] meat and I lots, vegclable - Friday; Oiickenken iiuggcls. fries, grren wl- andid mmilk. 'roll, green Ixians. miscd I 1 ______Monday: Hamburger, laicr lols -T.u-A/tav: Soft sliell laco. sourr ■cream, checsc lopping*, hoi ml 0 0 ^ Micki. cookie and'niilk. — "^------narrroirmd-rrriifc:-It:------^______--T iif ------:------frulrund chocolatTTmlk Tuesday^ Tomato soup, lutkeykey and cheese • ' i iue»i-ie»i-frle>;'sugar cookie und milET FU TTH ‘ WeWednesday: Hamburger gravy combo sandwicji. ffu'it Jell-O andand milk'. . 'L- S t w iIN n FALLS ^ — e r i ashed poiaioes. mixed vegetables, Wcdncjday: t>>nftrence*., m school dis. . Monday: FmgengcrMeuks. shoolring poia- mashc daily at all schools, i-irsi ■ >ok>e and Brcakfasi'servcd dai lilchango, | missed early, no lunch. . ' ' lues, salad, bananaana. cookie and milk. wholehole wheat roll, chocolaie chip cooi rvyl at the elementary. I Cut out this coupQt)4o saveB onc ouf lull soivico lubo and Oil ch ■ choice lisicd; js scrv£ O', ono tough ^ * Tlmrsday: Spagheiii.-green;i Ixans.be bread Tuesday;. Tacoaco salad, com. cinnamon milk.',ilk.. 1 r and senior high schools >(}inO your oil wilh Ouokor Stalo'. ot TTiursday; Italian spaghciii wiihih meat- schools only. Junior an Wo'll do ovocything from changi slicks, apple and milk. twist, fruit and milmilk. nid stick, offer the sccond listedled choice or a choice of I motor oil. lo lopping olf! vivital fluids all in a matlor ol minuio ndwich. peas, . . SVcdncsday: ChickcnCh smdwich, veaetnble balls.ills, crisp green salad, gatllc breai lad bar. Rcmainini; iicins | Friday; French tlip kandw iiigerbread wilh Whipped lopping animd milk. 'Sindwieh Un« or salad pcatlics, cookie and milk. slicks, pudding,. fruit,frv ctxikie and milk'. • ginge' com. ear- are served ut all school'ools, ^ Tliursday; S.iusl.ius;igc p.lWake oti^a stick, I'fi{•riday;.Sausage piz/Ji. buttered coi laco; or Crispy bunilo. I >1 slick*, spicc cake and milk. Monday: Deef lacc ' BUHL laleruils. fruit. vc{vegeiable slicks and nyJk. rol sli • seasoned com. chillciillcd applcsiiuce. orange I lireakfiisi: Juicc and milk; 'cserved every tViday; Grilledlied checsc sandwich, soup, 3 roll und milk. ncake and milk, JEROME JUNIOR AND ® •'simwlKrry shonca e pi/7a and health salad; I d.iy. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLSLS Tuevlay; Saus;igc p € D 1 Monday; Waffles with mapleijesy s m p ^ ______- Menu luu-choicc .of.ialad bar..M)»oup.and__Of.HamlHirBcr p i//a. midmi green salad, chilled ■ • ige your o i i r ’ .-tTfpuc— rw Tuesday; Cereal aniTciniunionnion loasi. ' OUCtENNS-FERRY------M« inii nTiik:--- - ' I - ~ WejiKl wairtlochangi iindwich bar. self-serve bar. maipliriline (Ifsi. aprjcots. fruit lece and an*. Nol Vtm wiin tnr om»i oit»« Coupon^ • « 11 w ^ t - I ■ [scd daily. 'andv „,,.Heun------Wednculayi—Cliitklitkcn_fricd_.slcak;_or_|___Thiire» en«f pood ony it p»n»eip«»rM} loeiiioni Iceo'fiiilu'aiwfTF.yij.iy:------ccirhclirhamtiur^rrliiic oralaeartc-items Thurrtday: Pnncakes v.iTli mapllaple syrup. Lunch: Choice i th french Baked ham. p«Maioes.ICS, gravy, fruit cocktail. ' ^ J. N., Twin Falls • 73'7 3 4 ^ 5 6 8 5 “ j ' -V Mondiiy: Moilot dog. baked iwins, Iniit. burgcurgcr und mainlines served with ner roll und milk. I 947 BtuoU I(es Blvd. t-riday; Combo bar. ries und-fresn-fruil. Milk servedJ swith all whole wheal or dinner 1 M B MM ■ Lunch: pudding and milk,ilk. - ff'cs TTiursday: HoJ dog;i>g: or Hamburger, polalo Um a ler bucks, fniil. Tuesday; Peppirppenmi pi/za. buttered com. meahleals. Monday; Mini comdog. taier I Monday; Ribecue and chocolallate chip wedges. fresJi fruil. chichiKolnie cakc and milk, R kr Kri^pie square and milk. k,ie and milk, M‘ sh: or Oven-baked chick- iHiklc: Friday; Crispy fish: Tuesday: Barbecuc on a Ibun, c.irml Wednesday: ; C Chccscbuigcr. taler slicks, cixikl en.com nuggcis, limeme JelIrO with pears, bis. k. TuTuesday: Taco and brownie. *iii:kii.chcny cfisp and milk. cookie und milk, i;ookie.’ cuiliir dinner mil andnd chocolatei milk. jgcis, hoi roll. Ttiurvlay: Hamlamburgcr gr.ivy over miushcd Wednesday: Wi Hot dog und sugar co. Wednesday: Chicken nugsci TliurNday:_Chi^kcn_ nugget jin i • -m U ed vep:iableii;ehilled fruitilnndmilk. on ■— polaloet.-grcen.-ln.-bcan-v-hol rulL.Ciikc and____ Tlj ______vAiVALLEY .. ' rrv , resc sandwich, cliocubie milk, cupc!upcaUe. .hell taco. cam.l sticks. 1T 0 ^ o d a y ’s V Tljund.iy: Ham and ehecM: Friday; lJuniio and peanul butterr cookie.c Monday: Soft shcl coleslaw, apple, no-bakc cookickie andi milk. Friday; Subm;iim;irinc -sandwich, fries, fruit Frl buttered com, mixedted fniit. cliotoli.itc chip . I. k. Friday: i’eppcfoni p iw j. friofries, pineapple Jell-O und milk. ^ KIMBERLY cookic und milk, , :lli with meat 'and chccsc. Treasure... 1 and chocolate milk. Hrciikfast served every day. Tucsilay: Spaghetti o m so NNS S ELEMENTARY AND Hr seasoned green beans,ans. chillcd pcuchcs. s<.|| IH IO K ■ • FRAHMUM MIDDLE sa iO O L LvUntil; BURLEY nW lO R W Monilay; Hamburger, fnc-s. clnnainamon up- hre;id sticks und milk.Ik. Tomorrow’s I c J I chefs'salad; i.r ' . ' ((GOODING) L. M Wednesday;'Hecrg;fgoul;ish. mixed vcgeln- Monday: Salad bar with che ilesauce and milk. Taco or cnnulog. buitered com.om. apple crisp / Monday: Salaialad bar. nr Hamburger gravy plcsii ilo. hash- bles. whole wheat roll,niM^chillcd pears, nut cup over v.lilpix;dI poialocs,p' hisciiil. fruit and TuCMlay; Ti Sabd bar; or Uumio Heirloom '' ( 1 r<'wns, J«iked tKans. combread. banuinana and und milk. " ------•‘‘•-'•TSojiyrSfllad-tKir-u-iih-tuirturtey-noodle— milk.------...- ______l'r'’.w —:------Thurs^tayrStrawbctrbeTTypnncnke*.-whi|>i>cd— ---- 7 lam and clicese’ TucMlay: I’olaloiati) bjr. or Tacu. com. fruit, milk.iiilkT ' links, hashbrowns. apple ‘ soup: or Roasi turkey or ham •WWcdnesduy: Cliickcn fried steak.,k. ma.shcd lopping. s;iusagc link ____siindwjch. frien. pears and chocolocolaie milk. cakc and milk. ' Hiialocv. gravy, roll. pciLs. cuke unddmilk. r juitx and milk. 1 - ^ i-iih'Trencli dip Wednesday:.: ‘Salad b.ir; or Tuikoy.-dip . iniiat a-hlanket.-bok«l -hcam^...... W ednesday:'Salad'bar with' Thursday: Mexican p i« a . com., p or cheeseburger Y Monday: Hurrhoito supreme, mexi-com. W c d o : ,:,^ r ini»- cnniak>iipg-Qt_walefTniermelnn. choco- lered cum, dalele nmuffin and milk.______MINIDOKA COUNTY ~~MoitaayrSpactiwii-«'iktccue^celcry-and-CUfTQt_Ji Tuesday; Submarine sandwich. iuuo > lurtut vlick-s fiuil.____vci!ci'at^lc's.'~li'iT»'cd~rrml~cup~;ma-CIl -chncniaic------Weilne^layr'Turic: ricr-snbmnrincsiindwich,— ------.VANITY-WOC)0D . PLASTIC-LAM1NAT£ ; ______L__. ------cinnamon roll and milk.------cannfstiek^rfruii turnliimovcf.aiul.nulk.------.Tuci4ayi-i*ol:>olalo..ljar..ut.l!i£/u .‘'r.'lopry..."'.'!.^-•'wcdm;ciins. chillcd f .CALLUSTOSEEW}mATWECAHDOFOF o n W r — e l e m e n t a r y SCH(CHOOLS Wcdnesd;iy;y. S Salad har; or L;is;igiia. green <-o<« r whipped milk, •Monday: Dccf taco. bullcnrdcred com. spice hard roll. Ttiursday; Turkey gravy over ill. fruit and milk, pouiiKs. ' celery sticks, hni mil. strawberry sii Friday: Sausage: pipi//a. ti>sscd salad. Jcll- cnke. fruit and milk. . , . u Tliursd.iy; PoiPotato b ar or Hcn> sandwich , P‘«-' O.pciilc banana andiiid choiolate milk. Tuesday: Roast turkey, wholi'hole wheai bun. f , shdncakearrrtmilk. ..fraiumdmat - ^ ^ r i d a y ; cyckerM carrotrut slicks. ______fries, carrot Sticks, fruit and milt , ...,,1 Frid.ivr Sab 77ii‘ , 1 ______potatoes. fniM1 HaHalad and milk. III Siiiiil.ix s p^ipcr. ' M ...-...tw in Fallei-ldaho 8330 ------■ fniii.-cookie and milk------SjiBpfclir io'vjd- procn -wl:id. - 'i" || iJox .UK: ■t\K-iirt\>lh.-lli- - - ' Friday; a iili. shredded checsc. ch sshole Tuesd.iy: 5f>: . Tuesday: Hamburger gravy, slice r III 7.W-.<.<.W. .iK'i'imcHi.- and currw sticks, bread Micks, pineapple’andpmi milk. , ' ' i08)736'f3966;. i;axK736-2021 7 . ttheai roll, laieriois. celery and y: Nucho bar. or Chickcn p;iiiy. roll, cbcrse sticks and cluK-olatc mil 'L iiniir «fdiits,-DsW/i.•.•Id/int.- /s-niHwt Friiliiy fvr 'V L X Wednesday: T Wcdncsilay; Stew, biscuhs. cclci.Icry SI1H.S. apple und milk. ivy, canols. hot n>ll. |>cars and v potatoes, gravy, fniit and m jlk.. Thursilay: Chicken nuggets, mliilUcd vcg. • • CASTLEFORD)RD Sloppy jews, chcc'c. picklcs. | ■hh all meals. Tluirsday: SI ctahlcs. fruil. roll and milk. Brcakfasi: Milk served whh ; ichcs and milk. taier tots. peaclK Friday: Nachos. refried beans, salad,sj fruit Monday: Biscuhs, A/a bar: or Chili, crackcrs. tcl- Tuesday; Pancakes. Friday; Pi^/a and milk. ery slicks, appitpple pic and milk (chKolale or anii Wednesday; MufHns. . Tliur«lay: ToaH...... reguhc)______Here’ss h o w CO!jngressmnen vote lent level. - EXTEND UNEMPLOY- ing on a state's unemploymei ------States News Service^------______^ _ i ) _ T O ,e : >f benefits------^----- MENTBENENETITS ------!■'“after the regtilar 26 weeks of use. 300-118. agreed 10 .a are exhausted. - - - WASHINGTON — H*N ______B oin m d s ££ n ^ s a o x c

2) TO REQUIRE Er m $r),0()0,0()Ou.sn».o()a, Tlie Senate. 65-32.. votedv 10 ap- Iiaiik.ii. ^Wiiliiil penally for early wilhiinwal.ll. 5 y e a r s prove u compromise; b:bill requiring Suli'Wi 7 : 0 0 p . m . employer: lo provide iheiihcir employees -----with unpaid leave lo dealJcal with family 5 , I n ssured u Federal Income 1 « TlTo R egister CCall 733-1900 7 emergencies, The billI would wi provide T aXjt-Free - Municipal Bondsi a s 6 .6 1 up to 12 weeks o f uhpahpaid leave per • •rest may bo Ruhjcn to state tnxra- ■* year for the birth or• adoptionat of a ______child, or Ihe serious illnc:Iness o fth e cm- ^ ‘A R e t i r e m e n t P l a n s 8 .0 0c ^ * ______J aer 10th____ ~ployce or an im'me'diatc'llie Tamily lU cm ^ icd on A-raa-d'CorponiU! liondii. The HomeststeadjJDctob bcr.Businesscs lhal cmplciploy.fcwerthan _ ...... SO people would nol be ssubject to Ihe ^ 7 : 0 0 p . m . requiremcni. ' Craig (R}-N Call 733-1344 0 _____ ------SymmaCRHN------______-TTo R egister C 3) TO REQUIRE EMPL-OYERS E H TO PROVIDE UP TO3 6 YEARS OF ■ UNPAID LEAVE s a o x a t i n ^ - The Senaie. 65*32,' vcvoted 10 rejcci H ■ an aliemnlive 10 ihe familunily Icav'c'com- ^ promiiic. Under the bill, bil employees would have been permirmitlcd 10 leave 1 Images,l l Oct;:tober 11th ihcirjobs wilh unpaid lealeave for-family >—i f f j : I years, ^ d 'f o r up B o b S e ib e l G e n e S t u r M l • reasons for up lo six yeai 34Fall3Avo.-Surtoi010 • 'ISZSAlMisonAviI.E.^O 10505 _ 77:00 P-m .' lo IWO years to .care fotfor seriously dl 834 Phone: 734:9106 Phono: 733-4925 . im e or a similar Images, Oclctober 12th afier lhal time, the same __ M la tc cxprcsBcd n t yieldi to m atu rity aa o f 10/04/91 iob is' available, thc cittc'lttployirr^ould------— — ------t j _____' navTT>ccn required^l'ol^rrchitmhe-rTr-- i ------— -3:00^pvm 7-^- turning employee. C «rg(R )-Y SIlE dw ardD . Jofones & Compi To R egister^ (Call 734-63;> 3 2 Synuns (R)-Y • Now Yorti Stock E»enan9»... inc.« > g«cu»l>rt !"'<»«» Proweaon^^ 1 HOUSEVOTE: \

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Excavate — .*50 years from now M "I just like the people lhaiat du Ihis archcologisis .“50 ^ ^ (Conlinued.from BI . rock on Uie .so.scrccn bo\. ^ sort of thing.” he said. can start workingking where they left pB ones, the Mark Farmririer. wlio works part- so: Fa rmcr Kelvin Joi — Wood-^»id-CSI-and.-c■ chapter..„ufLJic..s»i«l,------_ ilJ.hnnting ininrTOn^lC"1 IcrrcrrM uscuin-as-a------‘chapter’s president, saic members may build interiIrp rcliv e Ml ah n iiig fo r display arti-jt.it. said he's interested in m< cekcnd dig. workers! ra for a’nifacts is like par displays-for CcntcnniiiiIII P a rk . A ficr the week* ; learning howDw prehistoric peoples di :si pits back up and: gold. describingde ihc.pvoples vulfi;lfo lived will fill Ihe test ] That occasional tleck oof color,— lived. plant grass seeded overt them. Wood ; ^ho sh are his cu rio sity th(there. • Iblack instead of gold —- isi thrilliny P eople w hi tc so that said. ; ' .!' V iofdirtaiid. makcgoodcocompany, he said. Workers will map Ihe site M W 1 __aaiLm lo find mixed with clods t

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. UKMICHAEL HOfTtnOEJV^TIiT.M^tow» Pat Murphy of Triumumph surveys the culvertart whlch~Blalne County road crews.lnstallodlod in place of a v^oodenn tb rid g e . Blainee Countty cited — k H H uesOuy. accordiilg lo'Mike By Michacl Honerbcrr ...... tukch Tuc: w l tcrs of the Department of HI k Timcs-Ncw>: c(>rrcspl'c f(e federal.Clean ,. .Significficant levels of ar.senic'and .' r~TlT:>V^i^r-/n^l7^UudprpT C putjtT t^nhc-T nereury.-a-.-an weU-as-ie'ad.-ure-siispcclcJ—: pincx-mcni ol' dreclg•dgc b r fill in hi ihc proc waterway', for Ihe Environmental El Protection .. . , ,, ■I'hc’ Bliiine Counlyy CCommissioners Agencyf testedti those lailings Ihis^ liave schediilcii a spcciiecial meeting for summer as part of un cvuluaiion o f ihcic~ V a.m . M onday lo10 discu ss Ihc site for the federal Supcrfund cleanupp >f. Myiidman Bridge' oject. which was program,n. A report on ihe results of. • iKiformcd hy cuuniyly r road crews 10 th o se tcslcsts is cxpeclcd laier ihis days ago. month. ------Mnrtinez-satd-thc^c ^ tin ty -w Q s-in —^—i^Tho-co viiilation o f (he fedcr:'ieral cican w ater wrong in not gelling Ihe perm its.” law when it diverleclI H;Hyndman Creek McMasicrlers said, "We want to make ______iiml replacetlmi_ agingIg 'wooden bridge sure thatt wwhat was done is miligaled," - -"W ith a Mainie^^ 'Mcflrl cciilvcrt.-Rocks ■ —Had the lh< county applied-for-ihc— and overhurdcii fronrom Ihc nearby state’s sirstream alteration permii.,itit TriumptrMriTe"wFrerre“ u sed -(i'i'fin - 'w ould tikeikcly-havc-been-nsked-lo-lesi— aroiitui ilieviilvcn. Ihc wasteile overburden before-it was A S eclio n 4(M pHTiriii en from ihc used ass fillI around the culvert,I. C’nrps is rvtiiiired forr suchsi work, and accordinglg toI McMasicrs.' Blaine Ciuinly neverer applied. The "Wc wcwould have niaybe asked ihem71 ecuinty cotilil Ik; lined;l forf«. the vlolaiiun to go lo1 a lab thal would do an EPA*V------^^iinil-rwuiirod-lo-n'slurt*^i>rt‘^iho-?ito-Jo;itsi:^ppnjvc ihele crcekc is not yet at Ihc coi:ouniy's “cavalier altitude"' ■ I Mm* * know’ll. about Iheirleir environmenlal concerns. BllnS^ I iWi ______"Atjhc,inonH‘ni,_s:i'isii'iiples aa- beint; "I Ihinknk the county is Just going 10 to fe PnCTnp' analy;eiJ." Marline//. piuniedp' oui. "If get a slapap on the wnst. said Daphne theie's a probleii) with wii Ihc nil, we. M urphy."’. "M y personal opinion is iliul ^ h IE" may need to gel il pulleiilledour." somethinging more serious needs to be Samples o f ilic fill111 inalerial were done; so) ihIhey don't go do il again." h S s " "T S I i 'tHAuii M otKcnwuA inidcl , ra ; * * I D A H O POW P ( ER COMPANYr»U*S*WEST < I : C O M M UJNICATIONS N CITES> &J COUNTIES : * -k-M*•*■***★**★**★■* : SA11JR07l0fiYr0CT0BER127fggTgri'iffioOTeivi; ------; * , Ainericara n Associated Auctloneeieers Sales Yard- J 2 .. 225QiQ iSouth Raymond & Targirgee Streets * : 11-84 -8 Exits5 0 & 5 2 •Boiseise, Idaho « * Automobit^ “- 1Picl(irps“ n m s 7 4 x[4‘s'&-nans—Trucks— 4 ‘ {- inos! ; trailers - Liftt trucksti - Gen sets, elecectric, over 200 units i ; E ntirre Collectiiion at 25°/i% Introducctory Savir 1 undergound & overtiead constructctlon equipment - 3 • ; digger derricksks-2liuckettk- 580cb:: backhoe - 8 forklllts - ; ' 2 4 equipment trailertr< - 6 djesel Iks - 2 air compressors - 4 ; 2 tractors • 3 TtilokolTh Sno Cats - 2> t45' flat irallers - 3 ; ; storage vans --: 2 parking tot sweeperers - Clark 125 loader ; 2 - C aseW 14loiloader - Ford A66 loadeiler - JOhn Deere 1010 I J. crawler loader.i r . "iMMfHWii

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~ J a 3 f i R i l ^ ^ f Ricfifii 0 page in the Housee oof Rcpresentatwes this fall. The son o f JacJack and C arla Riley was nominated by IdaIdaho ConBressman . Richard Stallings.i. FR ile y w ill b e in ' Washington, D.C. uuntil January, -where -he- will -attend classes and— - hhave various assignments on the > House floor and in cCongressional . bbuildings. Competition for the page positions Ja-lQU^LS.tnllings_____ said, bccause there are 66' ptfge - — -R“ ° y ------'• 1p ositions-available------and 433 members off CongressO eligible to make rccommendationfions. Riley is a juniorr aiat Richfield-High ______School. He is ni memem ber o f th e h o n o r servea as"thc“vicc . socicty and has ser ft** prcsidmt of the studentlent body. lounselors say. that mu8icand.te(ephpinne.cQtivar8at]ona.add-to. irianca. such distractionsIS aro to be avoided, com ==^^=Lois Q A ria -o f Jeror -W hUa-kld3.ofton arflUB the ' Golden Poet Awardir'dVt* tH e^W iS-ld^of" Poetry ConventionI in New York City, Gehrig was asked to read her poem "I Am” at the convehtihtiori and then was presented with a trophophy. The last stai^ oOf her winning poemm ireads, I ani,’'I ------livcrtoday-in-lh^O lh- »' moHrrn ...... woman.-I am .a survivvivor.Xchoosc_to_bc____ _ ------whaM-am;’’- ^------

...... Christopher Allen.en.S tonger, o f T w in ...... Falls, received hisi master'sm degree Iri ” physical therapy-■ frfrom Idaho State - University. Stengcr• waswi part of the first class at ISU to groduatiuate with that degree. w B ------T h o -C o U e g e -a fL g n m hffrn Trinhn______7 Vocational/Tcchnicnical Division won “Patrairenddi:oiliose- D W tO ------multiple awards at the Idaho Vocational ■■-Fiii[intson^io^ Association AnnualI SummerSi C onfercncc in Boise. Draft ing' jctechnology tcacher , Todd Schwarz “was w named the,' study i bluees,-battles^ lake the gr^ a d e ------Outstanding New-TeiTeacherJiLtho-Statc.i. ;__ urant Management The Hotel/Restaurfl TWIN FALLS - Any homomework tonight? If so, theren no H ere oiare some tips for studentsIs h: hitting the books med the Marketing , Program was namci TV, no phone and definitelyly rno Nintendo, for parentspa asked to help; Program o f the year.r. ' ■ ' Ify o u 'rc a parent you’vec probablyp uttered these wonsrds a I^ o y l M yoB w asI selectedse as th«5 Idaho ' time nr two. If you’re aLstudcnto'.QiCiOindsybAc st — F O RSTUDENTS: ^ ' Eounselorof the-Y car------—VocationaJCarecreoi -shuddered-al the .thou^t.ofof .being, sent to your bcdrcIroijm. _ ^ ___ »_.Stududy every day to avoid gctti:{ctting b e h in d .’.‘It’s i Pracilcal Nursing ' ...... a n d th e ' L ic e n a c d P w ith algebra and A m ericann history,h: banished to homcw:work V 1 better to) study oncc a day, every dayday, for 45 minutes Program received horhonorable mention as } than to cram all night before a test,";t," ILaveta Younger; program o fth e year. hell. the post-sccondaiy pro It isn’t a pleasant thoug3ught. Studies show thatt 1few Twin Fallills district counselor coordinidinalor. said. *; children actually cnyoy, doinloing homework und us tlicy get • AlioHow time for review on the d ay o f th e lest. College of Southern ‘ I Students at the Co older the attraction fades evei:ven more, IH H IH H . Retentionan is b etter if you review wiih.vilhin ei^it-hours o f m ittcd into the honors ' Idaho have been admit — Yet wc oil know homewcswork is necessary; Homc^vw o rk jnorccs includc: Jana' y don’t have a *^T^ ■ program. Those hono ■gives students practicc at: thethi lessons taught in classIS and—flip-through-a-bookak or a magazine. “If they d y studying w ith friends. StucStudies have .shown E^aricer, both o f Paul; * Cully and Sariah Far prepares them for a heavjavy workload at college, For specific assignment:nt, then read.-There’s lots hen two or three studentsints do homework Liz Gilbert, JohnI P

All you have? tito do to win Is ocacupy a location at : m y g l a ss s e s i n o)ne i h o u r anyly slot machine, tabable game, sportsboook/K eno lounge,e, 1bars, lounges, and reshstaurants (exdudinjng Gala Showroom)m ).' isolutely no other opticjtical -store-in the Ma:lagic ------i/-has-^he-amount-ofje;■jeyewearseleetions-y -you------lXi.iiIs av.iil.tblt.‘ .it ri.itc.mMl ri.iyJrsClub,c.xshioi'sc.igc,I cluilunge booth or ask any employee.tex. receivei/e at Mountain West 0Optical. M.uuRi.'mcnl a-itrvi-s tlie ri^htri^l lo c.ina'l or modify this prom>motion without notice. Musi bee21, 21, Plus-IS...prices and services2S that are unbeatable,e . Atradildition of quality eyewe;near. 3- " " f W efeaeature fine eyewearr b y /1/lNf<34aDE^ ' ■ M4MARl" valenliiino C o f i i l u s b y y i w l > e l < e s . : ..... HOURS: ACKPOX NEVADA 525 BLUE LAKIUCES BLVD. “ m I RESORT CASINO «)A' e s t - W ^ — Hon.-Tff. 9:00.6:0: 0 0 : ------kH M 7 3 4 -EE Y E S n n Closed SaturdayI T W IN FiF A L L S m *PTICAL .Alter Hour» by Appolnlntment r r . .. . f .... , . Sunday. Ociobor■ 6.'l9916, nmos-Nciwii. Twin, 'ratt;.Tatt IcJ.nho C-3 -

W e d d i ng f s Al^nniversaitries . Brunkow-HasIjskell- H untsm ^-Slotlth Thi'heJH endrickson^1^ ■ m i H TW ^ IN FALLS - Shelly H untntsman iROME' - Mr. and Mrs. QiGail' ^ ^ F I L E R — A ngd a -l.y n n r-..l rJTOrI~Slqilrwcfc m arried-Au >7 HcndrirfiA^rence annivciivcrsory. . Officiating' was the Rc Gary -Vcddcddcr. Ken Hill was tbc orjsrganist ricnds and relatives are invited:d to Bcnccjix.,Stephanie Schrocirocder was andid IBrian and D airen Kerbs song si a ' ■ call frofrom 6 to 8 p.m. al the homele o f the organist and pianist and H eather duet.ict. Dr. an

T W IN f a l lS s ' - '“Eff^ve- Le^e^iipp !for All: ibition-- « » ff dtecm»B^rB9 0 i t f a^ t ^ : s p o i s€itingi§ii —;------L*an»iJw4r«tn-W « msorsex yofnen,^»v«htel«:prtfef^ ------wllHwtoUowedtri by Dpanerdlscuitiiluii. wili* “ 1 8, pxp,p-Q7^ ^ ^ ~ ______from 9:30 to 11;45:45 «.ni: Friday in R<»m 101108 of the • A HWw... I # IW £ y.E B dM cC:caello q ______------College ofSoutbenbem Idaho Aspen Boilding.'* totioni’Servihg'on Special to ThThe Times-News 13lBgT~ tO,N-B3.Q-R4•R4 —------1 ll.p.Q5.BxNiN Sally. H ei^senrinrouthor ofTThe FemaJeJe Advan; adminlstrtlor •Of~- O n Tuesd;sday, Dunkin's Draught QN4 ^ e , " will.rondu'ctMct Ihe Intert^ve vldcoconfcnference; ^Center, Donna B House and1 Uthe Magic Valley Chess' These two books were -to p i ” " '' |3%'’xb'! p5b‘5 '' . _ Base^'.oa.hcr^cai; ease itudy.npprqach, Hcjgej Club will hold ho: a simil exhibition. A chess community for manylydecades. ,4.R-K1.B-K3•K3 provide participant>ani 8 with insights about Ihe couple-of th 6 8 , ; . ' - It is also a Jliia!ily,jis:is %well ajTlove to 2T 957^'“ — following:- ncwslctrcrsr work with children.. We \V arc particiT ; ----- dcncert-*ompuicr-updalcjics-filing,;re— ------■ larly looking for aI MHispanic bilin- • Voh'oluntcers are needed in thelie source center assi.stance. phone calls N glial jKrson. If youu arc: interested. Burley anarea lo work with parents onjn and '.some .lypingv VohDlunteers are ^ call Marcic Doniicr aat l' 736-2122. how toI selsi examples lo their high’h needed from 10 a.m. toI rnoon. Tues- Ij' - ri.sk infuniunts (abused/neglecled). Tliislis day through Friday. If yc • ’nic Communityity Action Agen- work will'ill focus on modeling healthyly unieer iwo hours per da;Jay or week, " " cy cmcrpciicy food pantrypai needs dry parentingng behavior. Volunlcers.arere cnll Elizabeth Bullard alai the Magic a l f i “ b c a iis n r you'Cuil Joij;loijatercall 'Annn^necdcd'fc'for'anindcfinitc-pcriod-of-of—Valley-Arts-Council at 7,734-2787-or ■ - M t - Fortner at 7.^3-9351. ______lim e, depiepending upon .cach-case. .lf_lf_.Rosemary.Evnns nl.736:2 you cann help,1 cnll Mark Anna.s oror • llie College ofif SSoullieni Idaho Karec HeiHenman at 678-1121 or 734-4- • Volunteers are needcded in Good- | \ Refugeii Center needs:ds hlankcts. bed- 4000. - ing and W endell to helpp tutor i in the I spreads, twin and st;standard sheets literacy program. No ex|•xperience is [ and pillowcases, bed:d pillows, j throw • Thelie Hoy Scouts of America:a . necessary and training and ai malcrial L _ — pillows, hath towels.:1s. hand towels. Troop NoNo, 32 needs useful campingIg will be furnished. If you>u can give-a -7------wiislaloUis.-kitclicn i-toweK,-po{K-;ind—items.—E::;to dl_fcw_hours_pcr_wcek._._cali_Sally._ pans, (jishes., cups,. glasses.g Iwwls. tent set; upu; for a woodstovc. [f you)u Bergstrom at 934-8302 o:or 934-4089 Ingenioiious, creative busine^ ownw hers'aincl'hard-vvorking. indispensable In staff membersiers are among the alley. A feature page, highlighting hi| the ------knivcs.-silverwarc—kil-kilclien-utensils,__can.dunalnatc._eaH-534-5y09-.days_or._or._for.inorcjnformniion, ___ m a n y suen's week, this is a unique way of end lahles. kiichen tattable anii.chairs. • Volunteers arc neeceded to be communitnities. Published to coincidicide with National Business cin g y ou (ot- a staff m em b er rt o f a distinguished groupp ofo f w o m en . nidios. televisions. chKks. c1< pictures • 'Hielie Guardian ad Litern pro-3- Girl Seoul leaders. If you>u can volun- announcif b er o f yo u r business) a s part space in this section willI include-a-black in and whitete photo oftne participant,It, ttheir name, and and bicycles. If youJ c;can donate, call grain is looking for people wholo tcer. call Tricia Ruby at 324-3522.3'. . .E^Ch SPi biographichical data, business title andam information, civic accoiromplishments, awards, etc.':tc. C opy lim ited lo M aiy Lynn Culp at 736-2166,73( would liklike lo train lo be advocates;s 1 lc5Ccnt5~Tn-thc-«Hirt--iyfitenh—!>;----- .«_i^ie_Gun5p-Pko-0OfBoni/jilton— -^5 wordsJs Io r less, please. • "Idaho’s Panneitncr's in Health Contactt C athie Jackson. G uardian adid nccds_volunleers to be leaders I and, RtATE / ^ FOR SPACC E : $ 4 5 - . ______ihrou^i_Nutritioa!Lncineeds vcthinteers_l.iteni_piou o grain at 733-93jiI.___1,^______co;lendtfrs.foc.aILgnidc;:SC•sch.ooljeyels_____I______' "If photais~needcdranadiadditional $fe~wiHbecharg> ~ — -.-T--;.. to. help.diKiribuiCjpamjamphlcts,-recipe.s ___T_— ___in-liiC-Magic_Vallcy.:u^-x_yq|ijnlcers_ J •gcdjfprphotosJakenJnJhe:] nnd educalional malcri■tcrials td grocery • ‘Hiehe Rejired Senior Vohmlcerer are also needed for progjgram devel- stores in ilie Burlc;irlcy-RujKrt. anti I’rograinn ineeds retired volunteers loto opmcni and to work as cclub leaders cSAMPLE SIZE: The biography goess hehere The - Twin Fulls areas, Foror morei informa- be caregegivcrs for the ".Latchkey;y and cam p counselors. ItIn addition, , |m Biography_Boc« nerere TheTl Biography 7/8“ w id e b y 2 3 /4“ high lion, call Sharon Gerbcs here lotos will be taken from .5900. teers . wiwill t>e given in-service-;e who arc interijsied in joining.the j . , , » h e re -th e ...... - ...... ; and volunteers are needed;d 'group.' For more infomimiation. call "noon 'til 5:30 p.m.' - 1 ■e The Biography training a Fr;iday. n t h . • Tlic Soiith Ccnir;ntral Com m unily from 3 toU) 6 p.ni ■ gi—Sue-Cox.ai-SaZ.Q6J4:.------doi3day^aobeiiL4ih _____ ------■■-•Aetfrm—A^-piilA-' liPPTtaslcnNun^Eed-s.tL'Trlday^S-^Sonie—irunsportalion-reim-— •' _____ Mo 'u esd ay , O a o b e r IS ih biography goei hererT Tl h e ______four_diniuii_'.room.Jl.'.chuir.s._crib 5,__ lmr.seinenieni_wilLl>e provided. !f.you..)U___ Volunteers are need edcd to help _™__Ihe-bioRraphy-gociihere-T he he------L-r in tht^College o f Southcn bassinels, one washer,ler. pnc rel'rigera- ' can donamate at least one day pL'/ em Idaho lit- DEADLIfLINE FOR ALL PHOTOF o s ' Biograpny koc3 nere■e TlThe Biography fl- eracy program, .Voluntee lor. miscellaneous sclschool supplies, week, call.■all Rosemary Evans at 736- eers lo help T u pv■day,I,-} O a . 15 at 5 :0 0 p.m. epcs here The biograpi and plasiic and paperper-bags, if you 2 1 2 2 . with reading or tnaifi arcc needed.r All 'u e s o a th e biography goes hei can donate, call Annn FonncrP at 733- material is furnished by>y CSI.' Call . ■■^1 The biography goesI hcihere. AD DEADLINE: 93.^' 1. ♦ Hiehe Retired Senior Volunteercr Rosemary-Evans al 73736-2122 or ^ ^ programn needs drivers to deliverlir Ruth Scoti ilt 733-9554. ocxt.417, TuescBsday, Oct. IS aiS p.m. • Tlie SawtoothJ CChapter (>!' the grocerieses to senior citizens in thele American Red Cross>s i is seeking vol- Twin Fall:alls area on Tluir11 • Volunteers are needcdedtodeliv- PUBJBLICATION DATE: ILOGO unteer.s to provide scrvicc scr to meni: can donatilate four hours per week, callill _ er meals to lionieboundJ seniori citi* Sunday, Oct. 20 l>ers «>rtlie 'AmiecJ h'oiForces aild’llieir Koseinaryiry bvans al'73(T2l22. zens; Mileage relmbURcn:m cm is pro- families. To apply or>r forfi more infor- vided. Call Ann Graefc at ihe Senior nialion. call Ruth YtYoung at 733- • Vohmteers oh are needed at ihele Citizen Center at 734-508' ______r r 6464 or stop by the RedRec Cross ofllce Twin Fall-alls Senior Citizens Center:r ______aL7.18.Shoblione.St... I:.-1; ______:t‘'r_lhe_dii.dining_room,_hostessinfi_andid ______— 733-00931 ------^ as cashieiliers. These duties an: alsoio hiis public scrvicc coholuwii is dC' IheTima e s - N g i ^ • Project Headslartart needs vohin- neeiled Ittor the nionthfy pancake;c sii:ncd lo iiuiIcIj needs ir.in Ihc con}' ------teers to knit 150 sweatcaters for small, breakfast,St. A parl-linie recepiionisl.I. tuunilics ol' llic ci^lil couimnf/c.s'/n ihc _ _under |irivileged andnd abused chil- people to helpI in the Bargain Center luntccr help...... drcn fof C hristm as.-V•Vohinteeri knit- -:ind kilcluL'l(en-helpers-after-Kinch^iirc“ 'c - i r y 6u-ncc'd-,i-v(>Iunlccr,-/v-caZ/JRoicZll ~ " 'm tcfs are nc'cdL’d to mac[lacliine knit. No also lieediL-ded. Volunteers are neededd ''m:iry Evans nl Ihc Collcgtrgc of'Soulh- m experience is necessu;ssary and nia- for niakinjing things for-the Craft Shopip cfTJ Id:ifJO. 736-2122. Id> Ihave il ap- chines arc- availaiile.e. Coiitribulions' and i|iiilteiIters, are always welcome. If pcurin ihis column. T^RRIlm e TEE KOR TWO!!

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i l \ ^ I., ■ . y .. Sunday,.OclobobOf G, 1991 _ Timos NowG. TwmWin IFalls. Idiiho C 5 Wife esc;zapes hussband beffore deatlh partedL them ^ DEAR ABBY; It tiunss toK be criti* >ther check if lhe first one wasas black moSt deSperatcly.ly. I hope you cun _\i_<;ized for not having-icfnLt' on' abusivc~|^^^p^^K j md blue. Nor would M 03T cIcilei^* in-groSS-what^-riwaiwan-and-*:nd-Sonw—- « ■ mattr after the first time the W-Oeap-AMjy- he 1990s. Soon. __c u g e d ._ ’______I Abigail ' - Your loving Son You_CQnsisicntlv advisl:■^ ^|-V anB ufen-[^ crs to seek help from theirleir minister. ^ Ki^vd in the South Bend (IndndO Tri- DEARSON: NCNothing is new here, priest or rabbi. Il is my sincere sin hope J June's ediiorial section titlcd-1-V oice 1 kNOw thal your’ou are doing better have been. Wrile oN- thal Ihe counselors in thele church c are. Of course, myTiy husband continued 10 o>f f thet People.”. It was good)d for a N NOw than you ha> >n. 1 lhan the one ' bent me, thinkinking it was his right as chut:huckle In the newsroom: pperhaps. Other letter soon, want to gel this I mail, so ril sign off IL my cx-husband and 1 saww ini the late the head o f the household, and I was youi^our readers niiclu find it amus- off in the NOon n~ 1960s. convinced_thatrtat the church knew best. ing.ng. !T was submiitccfby"Jamese ^ n f w ^ O w . - Love, Dad After taking considerableible physical' Thank God,', iI ‘ finally came 1 0 m y woewood of Soulh Bend. FaXte 1-... abuse from.my husband..I,i..I, ihrcatcned-Rcnscs and divtlivorccd the bu lly .------. - KAREN MURPHY... • INDI-______ANAPOLISSTAR (0 leave him unless he soughtsou coun- - NCNO NAME OR TOW N. AN, ’0VllLnec^_t9^kJiq\v - •— schng with me ; He finallyy njagrecdrand------7 — — PLEASE------...... Eveiylhing-._yoy B l b m y ! a wedding can be .. we went together to our clerrlergyman. DEARD KAREN: This exchahange of about plahning a 'ij ■'s booklet. "How 10 . • After-I described tlthe many DEAR NOD NAME:f Obviously, you lettcletters typifies the ^particularlyly subtle found in Abby's Wedding." To order, ■ • ■ episodes 'o f bnita! beating!ings tha;. put - no longer subijbscribe to the-biblieal in- -forrform -of.commimicnli.on.Jhatt ]j u r ^ s Have a Lovely VV i | | m M thr nthVr i-hi-fif ** andnnd children often share:_____ send-n-long.-bus.wsiness-size.-scir-ad— c suid. ‘Turn There is hartll;rtlly a pa.«age in die-Old------dressedaivcFopckiipiuscnscl:., urmnn^— P | — • minded'me that the Bibic si '3.9S to: Dear Abbv. Ihc other clicek." or New Testastamenl that hasn’t been - EDEAR DAD: ThingS arere pretty ey order for S3.S Iclet. P.O’. Bo.<-'447. Abby. ihis minister hadid < one o f the interpreted inin rmore ways lhan one. googood here at School, bul theyey could Wedding Booklet ^ e n n ie -O • FtestSh Frozen _ nh-61054:------^ lurgesi congregations in thithis country: " rw o 'u ld ’ ne'never'adVlM:' turning the be-be-bctter. Some-thing$-arc: needed—MDimrMorri^//r: ^TarU ey— ir 1 H in d q u arl•ters...... ^ Senior ccalendai Valley hliappeninngs N orbest - TwlnFnUs,s Dance fromom 2 lo 5 p.m. at centcr. \ Boneless Centcr ' The cost is S:S2 per person. Refresh- , 0 9 Senior Citizens Cc _ChrIstian_W onm en’s C lub w illI I m e e t ______------616EasUandDriD rive------menlS-Wi1|-t1-bc—scrvcdr-Thc-eitff------r ;-Turkey Hs — Ib.- — —- ■ ' ■ : Hiuik's'Bandid \wlll provlde the music;- - - ■‘" TWIN FALLS-Tlie Giriiristian Women’s Club ofif Magic^ Valley in- All dinners at noon. .vites the public to "Quiltetted With Love.” a quilt showlow. with a speaker' : Falls Brand Monday: Baked poJ.iloo b.irb Ageles•leu Senior Citizens and music.nl program, frot■om 11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.,m. Tuesday al the how up 45 minutes Tuesday: Chickcn burgcirger 310 Mai•lain St. N .. K im beriy Wcslon PJaza. Organiziirss encourage1 everyone to sho\ Fresh W ednesday: McHtloufr received Icachers and jutjudges for luncheon ;ontest. . l o 2 p.m. Crufis at 1 p.m.[ first placc and SKX): Eli/.abobelli Ter- following lhe con Idaho Russet . I Joan Houston will speal)cak on blood Wednesdaylay _ l^Potatoes.. . pressure ill I2;-I5p.i». Board meeteeting al noon. I" Saturday TTiursdayt ■ viy Full - ■ Center clo.sed. ' AARP meeleeiing at I p.m. I coming At:. | j -SuHaay. O c t 13 Dingo al I jp.m. Ir « 2 : o dJ O f f . ; CSIsponsisors compi]luter class i I » ^ 1 fetsn^P IN THE LYNWOOD• ■ 733-0506 • S _ GOODING-A LotusIS 1l-2-3U vel Oct. 21 to l^v.No 18^i_G^oodmg High_ ^ »lcn« hu lu(t gradottd fran.TanUtalara, Oreaon grooming— c — l^ o S t— ------^ • I com puter coursc has; beenbt schecl- School. DarrcirrclT'Muck will be the in- £ K»l th er 109 of the Oao* tfoptiyr It(ton < display In our store. ^ : uled through the College:ge of Soulh- slrucior. Co.sto.st is S64 and pre-regis- . . She It experienced with any anddallbreedtolilo^ aii ■ S u p e r Prce tz e ls ...i 9 todorcufiomerrequesL | em Idaho Nonli Side Cententer. iration is requ:quired. | nv U l ^ appointments. AKC nanitst Tlie five-session courseirse will meet For moree informationii or to regis- ' - WsAlMDoCaUU « SunntM ■ D»Wattlr>g U A S - : • from .6:3,0.,to. 9:3().„p,ni..m. 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C-0 ■ Timos-N[fw5,'Twin Ffllla.Hl3. Idaho - Sunday, OcU>bftrJ6,-l: to p s test, goofs*s q< u e s t i o n ------:----- .Mil i n n e s o t a x n ^ t i RICHHELD. Minn. (AP) ^-r H e Lueth: 22. an audiauditor at Coopers .. ______RII I on only 12 of 500 Crosswm Idcd 30 a n d 15 and came upp with & Lylrand. erred on },-liut_Allcn_Lueih WM thelie top question's in the cxairxaiTi given in May. ; J ...... orcr;on the nation’s mbst r:reccnt- His score'put himTl ol ahead o f 66,966. D r e ^ other pw ple who tooktool the lest. ______Sunday Crbs)^w ord _____ PA exam^. - HAUTE CXnSINB-^ : JHE S ------By-I-M illci-'------h y H e r b E t t e nns sc o n ______. -playsr r o t e —-[= ■ ACROSS '• r 1 Splendor 110 111irT i2 T |||B ia ..ji4 116 liB jl”: 5 Pfopor 8 Oosldorota icch u s K • l3Concodo - IS R o c k o r Billy 19 Nonndlonol — NEWORl^J:ANS (AP) - R ichard ft . . .21."-7.Qrowa.lo...... _ - - Droyfuss>viiri5tartaras'^acchus.god-ofj-- Brooklyn" wine and. menimriment, in one o f the I 22 Raipur royally - •. -splashiest 'parade!des-of'New Orleans^.. I — ------: 'z a Klnd of Btnr ------24 Gort) lor 22A Carnival season. ■ ” ■■■ ill lead 8S0 ridersTon r 25 City on tho Po ■■44 *# « «7 -- 26 Hindu diilty March 1 parade, ieed- ; 27 Woshlngton Tlie actor willcchuses include Dan- ■ • — - virtfwv-^Ha ------■ ■ 29 H.Q. Woll9 opus 27 floats in the M; ■ 32 Tomis Of offieo ” I______nPrcy,ipus Bacclim ?^^kD ou^. Bil- I Dcnnis Quaid. d XA! 34.Tor2an portfayor — -Charlton Heston.iyfuss has exactly the 35Holuctant. ly Crystal and Doipprcciation of revelry • 36 RQundtroo rolo in ra l ra M l ■ . '‘Richard DreyfTful Bacchus," Owen We're\J\ looking Jfor performingrig. ; 39 Postpone right flair.and app‘ of the Bacchus pa- , 41 Nautical chain i J i ! to be a wqnderfustory Saturday in The . q | 42 Piiddlod “ TBE groups or indivividuals to enteitertain So : ■ p r " - — Brennan^’liead* b; ■ 44 Pflmltlvo m oans _ rade, said in a ssto appeared in more of sutjslslonco n Times-Picayunc.:n movies, including at the Festival1 of Trees, ------— 51-8l9marck------— ’ Dreyfuss hase ' Encounters'of- the------pv : 52 Judicial. . ■than two dozenand-“The Goodbye \J procoodlngs 100 101 102 103 ■ 105 i o e t a |i o 7 ' — - - “Jaws;** “Close 1 54 Post tilts Third" Kind" an Valley 55 Cro86y-Hopo ««o i09 p T | | [ m ------>13 i»« PPlease contad:t the Magic Ve word H G irl.’’ ;he doesn’t 57 Donna o r Ollvor Tie l l fiir r "" H--- : « i » --- I IIS Regional Mediiical Center 58 Endures Dem says shiading actoi^ H 137 ” “ tH “ " ” ...... 60.Bflmo'8 watofway ,, ,, i i i B f I I - — date her leadU A P )-A c tre s s Lau: _ Foundation Ofliffice at 737-24>481. 61 W asto makor 125 ' --- she rarely dates her * 62 Asnor and Bogley . _ _ . , NEW_YORK.(/d is tired o f the m edia '—r r ______63 Uwyor obbr, __ ra Dem said sh« 64 Smidgon 66 Plywood layer — leading m en andold i daughter of actors 120 On Iho summit ' 30I N(Noroe seaport 77 City NWNWol 100 Steak hous • rcponing otherwisnd Bruce Dem said . 67 Cook-8 dovlco 12 altar offering 121 Low point 31 UlUS p resident GIbrolta The 24-year-oldhe dates her leading . 71 — horeo • . 12 I River transporls 78 Get up.-up. , 101 Tapestry 122Fun-fllIed . 33 RI Diane Ladd andpresses me until I re- 123 Art dec© name 361 QiGet homo 79 Sonnetineteers 102 Conducts 1 75 Papas from 12 it a m inute - I don't - Qrooco 12124 Division word 37’ ULoathed 81 Islamicmic mystic 103"— Old It" reading lhat she tfl.anaw...... BIyth.filmX-J men "really depre '(in HP = i= 7 fl Court.— ■ = .___ , -=125-Cunma 12 n 3S-R 126 Eng. county . q -T, )S ------:— : — 104’RosIdua—t" (Ann alizc: Hey. wait,ed i in an inlerview in 77 Toy gun am m o 12 ___^lQ5.Haadlfnflf8. ------BO-Klng-of clnom a------127'Racetraek-doal12 ------2 !^ ,, loglMl .jQB Excited rtla ih a L’lLii.- J —olling-Slone-lhat-she r ------128 BossTv««fs ’■ , nunnery". sequen 108 I, Dem concededicLachlan after meet- 81 Pack away nem esis . 0octrlno ts ' 82 Anclont priost 3 Timothy or Abby 87 Prwdpic llOPlnnocle - : filming “Blue Vel- i l l 85 Gambler's game .... 455 TTook a quick 88 Corpori . I l l Afr. antolof dated Kyle MacLsaid "w e w aited until lookla ^ letters 68 Not "ler" 'f* .113 Sicilian ■ ing him while1 of f filming to gel to- IW ^M lO afortidickets..AU tickets n d n -rerefundable. fu 87 Garment toctory DOWN , - >se who ollcit spewor » " 92 TTiose lopo she sailhough we knew wc employeo 1 Two cups - ; 12, s 93 Jason'iion's craft lU G o o sb a d • ■'2 RWOlOncB— mow— ------ttS-Oick'ancWi .almost the endcarlierrbceaus«-il-foJt ol ------— ■ ■ 09 Hence 3RoIocaio ^^0 Imos' .. ■ dog ■ ■ d gether. even ihoI'an anything' wc had ' 90 Qorfleld'8 pal 4 FqrUlizqr o.g______^ ^ > p ^ _____ 119Globo — — 91iBflkery-.ttom-,:.- .v__- - ' 5 Pyrom tnfec » ...... : - r 94 Orchoslra . ! so diffeiiht' than pleasure? so a mombor 3 Attendanco I ii h iwimW . i______felt before.” hopping mad 6Q oobor 3 —’.nlnfr-talls lo l Rl W 9 96 7 ------7 Sailor “ ;;; 97 Toko for — 3 Mies van — Roho g 8 !{ )ll n rock videos (swindle) 6 Warsaw Pact 593 &Scattered [{111 II Rabbitt is ho ■ • 99 Woodwofkors' counlerpart 613 At^“' H ^ Mnefwlch | | M ^ E. Tenn. (AP) - 9 Composlllon . 83 A about sex in ______tools . ■ ______, r Eddie Rabbitt said — 10 A.Flynn...... NASHVILLE.music video?" cxptOTt------i 100 " T h e — The . 11 1 Exalt 65rElo«riiiod El Icl^ I -- Country singer I . Town" 121 Transmlttod particle pi jj|lv|jj|ra — 13-Tfiar-8hMWor------. rock *n’ 'r o ll'm■happened— l to—songs------— r m04-Ttilnj^n?ed:— 2 - —107 Poftalning to " '14 '1 Moiifitaln iiystem • e8J □□Bi oxlendof' Bjf jlB sex. 1 jomance?" he asked knowledao 151 Legal phrase 69 Fi =~W hatevcf—ba/ in the Oclober issue 16 KluU kin 70 Q about love ande j Couniry« Music As- '109 Morning'flakes 1 ,7 Kid 7 , ^ 112 Animal tialtors 1 Now D eal le tte rs ' f f l l i f | in an interviewizine. it 116 Sound ofl on a 20 2 Hitchcock nick 722 LatvianLj city PtlS SlI of Clpseup. the) you < see is a bunch of GABJR Y P U C K E T T 26 — bocho (like 733 Bolder8 dad ' ^ SK H soapbox 2 sociation magaziring on and a bunch of October 8-13 117 Rocker upside-down * 744 "Foar"i of Rylng" ^ I C 118 Bank deal . stom ps) aiauthor |iiirTii»iuu "Every video•s yi singing aboui sex." 6KX> p jn . D inner Shovow wilh entrees be^nningngalS t 8.95, girls with nothing Simday-Thursday;■; anda $13.95 Friday and Sahi>atiuday. ..J rock ‘n'. rollers s IIKX) p jn . Cocktail ShShowS730, Sunday-niursd.irsd ay ;an d ------510:001-riday ariVTSrSaturdayllndudcstWDTiiiiiM nks);------ipoiTa tinine, stars5 marrie< Bgnttjr- Show prices•8 are Included with dinner. "^Onceuj wct matiaial name for ■ • Riiscd in Tvrin Falls, Idahb, GuyIV 1I\idrtt I on to nuke an inloiutic ----- ;<-lTh'o-u-g h—ronironrof-medin-helicopters-hiJGEi:ESTAPp:'pr^nois'df^r^^H IK reigning stars of Ihc . Now eufraiUy on lour with hb new band, G ^ s d on’t stay tied for longong Holly* heavy on oveover Ihc Malibu site. ts WTffwn Not and Otff you. N glamour and • W hen Michael J. Fox. -hovering—firstwi major-wcddiiand M iss B anky’s • comingfl "bad home” Uj entertainiln his loplians from Idaho. Don’l1 miss this exdlujg r^ood, and cclebrity wcdi can cy Pollan at a .sccludcd Verm Both were sldwyn, rei decided they p^onner live and on stage at CactusC Pete's! be fodder long after divoi papers glil2 . Holly- cy 1 in 1988. Fox’s publicist pos-wed Tra- silent screen, a a ceremony befitiing nre signed. w ood weddings in I tabloid reporter to leam rmoni hi inn boss. Sam Gold ' Bul stars' double-ringg occremonies usually main- tabi couple'.s presidential-qualiiyosed ^ as a should have Its a i included such siars ' ’ never used lo be the media me< three- ^ J tained '-relative cou miRht.bc breached------how the their positions,[man. Jack.Hqlt, Con- \ ring cin:uses.theyjirc.iodad ay3 :...... • civility, primari- mig y security The attendonisIgeT Bebe' D w iels and Today's Elizabeth Taylaylor nuptial ' ly bccausc the • In 1989. m edia .sWari»ii studios often so Ibad at the wedding' o f Do:______. os Ronald. Colmx itv ____under a tent at Michaellel Jackson's LZ2C l 3 ^ E , tSiirg'"WJK stance Talmadge jWich promises to be no cx' ■’controlled them, • son and-Melanie Griffith at ll lar Tom Mix drew )onJohn- Harold Lloyd. : Seven weddings ago. 1! orchestrating pie'pie’s Colorado ranch lhat s< the fans oulside the iclrchain hcit_«hcm asj)ublic)licity_evems. _ _appapparerftly fired a shotgun al -C o w b o y ; Slnrhe arrived in a purple ------Mjss-Tayloc.married.hoiclr someone lemn Roman Wilh the deidem ise o f iRc HoHy wood copcopier"carTylng~a-iabloid -i ng'a carriage w ith four - — Nicky Hilton in a solem 01 a hcu- „l, 5„ iij Catholic ceremony atI a Beverly "studio sysientem.” stars became more 'andand photographer. 00 guests 4ater moved less inclined to turn ihcir • 1991, paparazzi plan to-reporter - cdsiumerdrivlng'[ills H old reception, Hills church. A proper rec(reception foN private and les RBPEL' ' V'^'- • low ed at the Beverly HillsIls Hotel. weddings intoIto m edia affairs. Mi:Miss Taylor’s wedding to ti , horses. The 6 0bill 0 for fesiivilies was ■ Tw o weddings. 41 yearsors apart. ’ But this al:also was a lime of in- Lm Lar y Fortensky. 39. wiih ato t! assault ,o a Beveriy Hilh5,000. a huge .amount helicopters and pose as cater The only controversy' surroundingsu creasing publiiblic hunger for celebrity heli . / S m Coldw yn’s bill •r "A Current Affair." limousine lim drivers lo infilir lO hsE M iss - Taylor’s marriageje to Hilton news. Enter c e r e m o n y . ______.ssion '3 0 s and the was a report the bride wot#ould w ear a ‘‘Entertainmcnlenl Tonight." People ccn q [ u iICEJ«JEWTOISL_. c There were no helicoptersUrate < the '« ‘927. "seemed' inappropriate— -—— plunging nccklinc. magazine andnd a host of supermarket 1 ---- The Dcpressi'jddings. but ihey re- d il wasn't long before 26. 1927. when Vilma Bank ^ October• 181 & 19 *$12, $15, $18 “Miss Taylor's gownn isi a nice, tabloids and ?^rJiiHr~Wflnlmc-MOs-sr■osiwarye^. weddings resembled riecried Rod La Roque in Holly Limited engagem ent cococktail showsr 8:00 p jn ..& & 111:00 p .m .. modest, pretty dress thatlhat any girl Hollywood nky mar- for lavish wedd , Evffflnceher/uipfolbumwentDltplatinunvjuiceNewton has been thnliingautuomthnlii ^ would wear.” respondedd llthe design- combat zones. llywood’s tum ed in the posi pr. Helen Rose. ’T h is. rereport of a • In 1985,iS, Madonna and Sean oraund the country'with sudin1 hits as Fosf Tm Oiflff, Trfl Mf TnuTm,AJisd(^lhe - - .-.]plunging neddine-is a'tcnterrible thing ...Penn.. now__ divorccd.,di had.ip :shout_ ------and QwotrfHcarts. Don ton’tmisa thisfabulous countiy-poppeipperfonnerinber______to do to this town and thislis girl."| Iheir vow s lo10 be heard above Ihe fust appeanmce at O cha PctiTi T he First ar

“ SgH kraptc;c y - A U G - COMPUTEHa n d O n l y . From Elna of S\tSERGER—ki ! I'mssr- Switzerland SATUKIflDA7. OCTOBBRR 1 2 T H ■I'll D o For catello, Idaho r’ j'v ^ Locatlon^T^77 WilBon 8t.jPoca W hat The Mr Sewing ■ a > m i ------D i d F o r CHfcrewOTe e ^ VEHICLES , , i e o l c i n g . S P E C I A L D ATIONS ------— T l]DEMONSTRAr ------— r — ffilsssAfeis' Elna factory cducator.. c introducing The Firsl and Only CompuhDAY-OlltY^ I's fast. Elna Lock c m LARLEY PR ID E IHER MERCHANDI is th e o n ly .scrg c r lo fc;•. Juli Hcnrikscn. will beashion ii Advisor. It BAD d rlll-B 4 D 7 1 /4 'd rcu lt uter .Serger. It’s easy - It's Novemb«t>«rl&2-$15,$20,$25 i/5*^vada^ (^ad rovsi^w talces the guesswork oui feature ihc Computer Fasli Limited engagem ent cocktailct shows, &00 p jn .!&ll.-00pjn. Se: n serger sewing... > v^tjery cnafgor^Portobte Plus she will tcach you)ut of serger sewing, With 36 «1 hit singlesand46 albu!bum%Clui(ey{soneo(the'incGtk>ved( ivtd country aitists • Scrging with Ribbon i biggest hit X& ot A irf Gtod Aterroij,7imj,uw^as^ lu th e latest tech n iq u es in s of all time. Hear him sing K$ bij • G a th e rin g & scw irtg n > ' I Hn*/{I OffiTyw,Knri§B, andnd many olhen. Fbr the fiist time on cxour stage, come . 1 & Decoralive thread • Binding placc maisfci see why uiarley recdve standinding ovations wherever he performs!mis! SmBo^i^rilia - •■■Dccoralivc top-siitchii; luffles in one easy step • Piccing quills on Ihce s tc . o n th e serg er ? ■' hing • Elastic application REGIST; serg er • A n d m an y othersiNCE 3 n i y T u e s d aTER j IN ADVAM G acB l I I B n lo change p f l o n ^ a l ^ ^ ^ ™ - Altemoon -1:00 - 6:30-8:30 PM • ®os\o% efSM ivallable 10 banking days frorrom'dalool'solo i~^-_t3.00jeolstratlflDj«3v, O ctober 8th Oireditcflrtiflcate. ------^TMarchandisawaifaW — 3:0 0 P H • E v e n in g - 8 : 3 until’4pm andffomSSttWSaI»S;"s fi n Saturday e l e ^ I,:. ^TioffiLMrniu-tMfwoiirTMiawwtMgthMWVormwKlr.- - m ' ...... RESORTCaSINP*)*JACKPpi;-NEVADA^HH Term s: C a sh o r CheckCl For more InformaticItion call: Office of Trusiustee (208) .233-0595 PoPocatello, ID br ___ Dean Jones,s. >Auctioneer f208) 785-15-1S69Blackfoot.lD 'i t) ■ ■ ' ■

Sunday, Octobor!)r6, 1d91 ' Timos-Nows, Twinwin FFailo. Idaho C-r ----- People IA Barterng robt>ed at 1 finally decided to take it( totc the Orlando Sen- vada Style Entertainmnment 1 A cam era m o unted at a •• The B a stln Nevi gun p o tn t In M aitland,1,-Fla:-...- n : ■ ■ . linclcl and the locol TV stations,’,’. JACKPOT-73^34-1393-702-755-23'2341 . ; - 1 incil justt can’t Siay no Delawaiare Cournty Com 7W& “‘THEFLSHEIERHNG’ (% TMg . and the Naturally, Demcmocrats are agitating su ^ght-W dto Niw S evice ^ . when the Couniunty Council meets. md and the Tuesday before that, a: ■iSf* I i this ol-large election -7:0 ~ ~ ...... - ‘'inVtlecadele of weekiy'meetings - ‘ Tuc!fuesday before t h a t . - - - • to switch from thi 7w«ii m iToua ibinWiuiams I :n string system to a districtict one. I robI: .it was 1979; despite all ihele potcntioli for argument. What W powers this unbroken Wteii J H E ^ . r ridges MEDIA. Pa.:- Maybftit' It is a change;e DemocratsI believe w jiOT B : alls exactly., _.anger_or_£liimiiin human orneriness - oif f yeses?y< ... . maybe 1980^No.onc.rccalls mrieiit t o '‘would*give*them'ti lUt a decade never has thatiat two-letter word.' “N* ' ''Cainnb"yaliyrCatt-lrn:snm- 'Ci But it has .been about ______council seat forr tlthe first time since * ** ------sincc'anyone'Oirthc'DclawatwnrcCounty—O .” ■been-uttereered-whon-counciUmem-— the.{h&poweiLofli>Q£:paay^lc.___ bers record theiheir voles. Tlie Tl Delaware County Couijuncil is the 1970s. Council has voted no. , ’ it would provide for N IG m iY AM l 7:15 a/so CO-HITi i T O T 9 T f 5 “ — ------—Oh.-occasioiiionaHy-one-of the-five thoho-only-co'umy - governing boijody out They olso soy it "About anything...... laied ex- better govemment:nt in a place where g s H W W R z a e Now that democracy has hai come to. members abstaistains. But no one ever o)f f 676 in Pennsylvania populni :lusively by members pf one paparty. the.^FBl and the: tJU.S. Attorney’s Of- ONLY TPBMMffPF . Moscow, it’s a record evenven Ihe Sovi- disagrees in public. pu No one even de- clus: ^ ...... RepublicansR> hold alt :fivele seats.' 'ficp -.arc investigitigaling two county., =r-j ets can’t motch. .bates. l^f?.^JUDSM ENr6 ay...Jbtiastiw.e.,thexfmn- .ThijC hixinji «W Dty.tfjth-a.iirpng» lere the District Attor- ^ ------ecTtainly.-nowhcrc-cJayij ti£s~ mvesiigaTcd^lRe m m lorm thc way- cil-approvedI everye> item with no dis- sivo;ivo GOP organiMtion. thot.,]t.,puts_a ...ney s O ffic ^ has Viinla is unanimity the norr county jail's w'anicrdehV ' ...... T it is in Media, a Phitadelphilphia suburb, _-sent. Ditto the^e Tuesday before ihui. pren)remium on allegiance. Federal/[ officials put] a stop>p to ieding 11^P^WfintaM B A ? 1 for the stale Dcpicpartment of Natural I ~ * . i B o HOMOS ASSA SPRlNiilNGS. R a. said Robert TuTurner,'who coordtnaies Flor•lorida today. White, who ..began . the captive c Resources, ia i-Z — i (AP) - Federal officials ha\have ordered manatee protcc(tcction programs for the • W ? ; THETRiIE THEBEST. 2ND BIGIGWEEKI . . i d Wildlife Service. brcc)recding programs when he broughtb ■ Rose said stolelie and federal agen- I £ r m I3A1L3A1UY marine parks to keep capt::aptive mana- U.S. Fish and V tve it^k-manulges b v . .J S p o'lhcy W M 't------tJmttTnrnptrpiivc-lnrcding plan is de- -hi»- % - 9 : 1 5 ------tees from havmg sex so tl from the elimlnatingTaclorsors such as habiiat de- • I ____ havc-babicsj3afilin8.peoplioplttiyipgJQ_vclopcdJUid,nF-nppicvediljyJiisj>8cncy.,_Spri5prin£s^nadtiloiIXaiiip-fl.Jfp Xf/SUN------— 87, said strxictlon and boating boi injuries. :He : I 'g ® increasfr-the-numbersrof-tl>f-thc-«ndtto- __the mammalIs.should s.s be-5cpanncdJ)y_M^iam ia i Seilquarium in 1987 5 d 5 J d nanatees bom in captivity c a n .b e .called captiVc-b'reJ)W diiTg~~Q'lma^ltctr;i-^ gcred species. , ; sex. Turner sai(said Wednesday. man aae White. a “If we're goinggoi to wail for bureau- usctised for education, research1 andi to ’ effort.” “Dumb,!' says D r. Jesse The federol_ord(>rder.affects about 40 I ^ and 'manatee crais to dcveloclop a plan, we’d still be. replieplcnish wild herds. Dunnellon veterinarian an< inder federal permit al I z DBITSI captive-born ' in the ice ageIge." argued While, who But B government agencies sa;say (here manatees kept und ) 0 , 9 . 3 0 expert who pioneered ca r. Orlando, the Mitimi- | ' has captive mmanatees at Homosassa arcirc oihcrconeemi s. • . • ■ Sea World near. C O O D . y\T/SUN bianatee programs. t all sure SeaquuTium.' theiTHoiTi7)suSirSprings^ I births without Springs Slatele Wildlife Park. “If wc "At ”/ this point, w e're not at a 1:40.4:20,20,7:00,9:30 “ We’ve been having birtl will do park, the Lowryf PPark Zoo in Tampa R I KEVIN Cl necessarily planning them«: m ^ d that's oct now. wc .sti.still have lime.” .. hat that capiive-bom manatees w osc. who and Epcot Ccntci(itcr at Wall Disney R j been filling up facilities withwi animals Experts sayay there are fewer than wellA'cll in the wild." said Pal Row d .species Worid. DAILY' • that w e’cc TOt-sure whalI to do with.” ,2.000 of the! ddocile sea cows left in direilirecls ihe office of protected -• ^ PflC IS, 9 : 1 5 -....------^ ^ ^ H O t L Y W O D JAT/SUN . Report: 755%ofr~“ ‘ 3:15, 5:15, 1 5 , 9 : 1 5 “ xoilegestud[dentr-%,^ Y H i n u l e ____ .1^______■“ _____ DAILY ) 0 , 9 : 0 0 engage in s.------■*come^cci as a'.sudden.’ painfunrniT f r " ...... slaught of eniolioas lhal seem Studenis spend an avcnvcrage o f two ..si; :m to [f yj)u believe .sor.someone you know EITAGAINI nights a week with Ihcirir s ^ ______films and slides ind-gr«>upi.’ounseling------^j ------SAT/SUN------^------trans(erredT6~vidv i d ^ ------~OiIieF'synipioms ot t^i sDTninclude; ofHndivid^l-und lj,^ as well as familylily couaseling . < | 1:20,320,5:20, symptoms o f I’TSD can • Avoiding responsibilit; ■ A. Morning Sun Prodiodiictlons, Alihoi^h syi ,• ' bccaasc this disoisorder often crw lcs . cc' ) 720,920 on after the traumatic • Probletn,s with memoi of course. Th^/use us an • appear soon ' a .stressful familylily situation. - y asually surfacc months • Diinculiy concenimtir ■ ‘ Aerialimage Iraniansfer event, they u ------S machine for theB highesthi orcwnjvara n i aftcrw urd.Tbe • Irritability qualily picture available.avi , primary symympioin o f this dLsorda ^ • Explosive behavior Mam! Hixillhi Minute with Kim O . is Ihc rupeaiisiied re-experiencing of ' • Exaggerated startle nsreaction Gilbcn, is seenI onoi Twin Falls Q. VVhaf IS l/ie cosfi*” ' ilwcwntihrthrough flashbacks, a • Depression leleviskm Mon..■I. Wi\L. & Fri.. and H A. Only 7« per footO tforf . memory ofo ft tlic event that is so • Owrwhelming guiltt fcfeelings is presented ass a itMtmtunily P er slide vivid theperson pet actually believes • Alcohol or drug abustuse , . servii-e o f Qin)vi)vn View Hosj)ikd., ^ DEit m m film and 30? per ‘ ■ m (any amount). I Prices include Iranransfer, •' ■ i-'orr nmore informaiion on postt Irtraumatid sfrest disorderr ora other psychological orir emotionalt — How► many g bacl 3:00,5:00, 7:P<::Q O ,9 :0 O 'CaH 7 3 4 J ^ I « n u I I ' . ■■ ‘ ' I .

sat/s u n I K behind them. C-e "nmos-Nows. Twinwin Foils,'Idaho Sunday, Octobtobof 6,1991 , . . . KARACIl:m . Pakistan (AP) - Fourr elected i official in Sindh Pro'rovince. party could be b< 4 exploded in ihis southern1 ”This wa.s very well corganized. - Fire bombD i n g s ' withinlin a’ half-hour Saturday,, Tlie bombs were all trigget;ercd by rc-'^ "It's the woiwork of those (rained least five people and injur-• mote i control," said Policccc Superin- abroad"." Jamn SSaddiq said in whal World ily a veiled rcfcrencc to g kill 5, injuii r C ing34. polic(lice said.'. tendcnl I Jamil Ahmed. was apparently i nie car bobombs were placed oulside: No one claimed responsnsibiliiy for Al-Zulfikar. nannamed for Ms. Bhutto’s kar-AIi- Bhutto, ovcr- i r i • govcmmcnini buildings.'Including 'itJ ■"I ilfc blasisrbut Ihc ctlfcnninilnl5Tcrhtnr=—fa th t:^ Zulfikar inPakist^1“ police slatiorion nnd the offices-bf C hieff cd < Ihal a oncc-m ilitant wir^ing.o'f.for-thrown, m a cpuf:puj> in 1977 and hanged', ____ ;__ Minister Jamam Saddiq Ali. the highestI mbv t Prime Minister Benaziizir Bhutto’s iwo years later.er. ‘ -

"I rhere's JVkl o r e T h a nI O n e l i f t e i s r ' ; I Y our N eili g h b o r h o oaid. ^ H L HieyneyeriEkdto«llo|jeboni.Mlhe-n'_ . I p l nolher's owners fijiJreguredlheloadiEibncd- slieftermuld surely^ findfir them good . | H | iiomes.1tiey didn'tIreolizelholmostofthe rec 13.5 million unwontedjtedoniniabpullo ^^-tfeotivfoAfsofoism»™tslraysJIwy!re— —

APLB*arpt»U |||H puppies ond Icittenslioishorn In nice homes Police ch a so Ultra-ira-Orthodox Jew s In Jenerusalem Saturday dur- H H like yotnslliol hoveeto to be killed lo moke ' Ing riots. SS3S room for more. Hoving your pelilspoyed sp or neutered k ‘ Ultra-*-Orthodlox Jews I ' • the only way loreduteluce lhe_ sod number of ownerless dogs ondl^desjr^lli'e cot ____ protesst roacToDpemng~ year. II will olsointreffileffie your pel's , dionces of living 0 longerlong and heolthier JERUSALEM (AP)^ P ) - Police on radio ;aid. saic Garbage cans along the - life.lfiolresponsibililyJily is yours olone. ------liorsebuck- ciiishedI -£-Satiirdny—with—roulc-wcrwcru-al&O-seL.ablaze. lliousiiiids o f uiira-0i-Onhodox Jews Tlie four-lane fc highway, named YouJI never stop you"r[luT pels from oding : a newly opened Pcacc Road, R( was opened Tuesday - who iriccl lo block a -■ noturally.BullfyoulovJ love them, youH hove, ______higliv!iay...c!uimlng tntraffic win dis- and runsns along Arab cast Jerusalem, .. nipt iheir Sabbn'tli obsiibservances. • Ifwas’bi'built* partly to allow Israeli them fixed. Tolk to youryou velermotioii.'Or- Ten protesters were/crc detained and motoristssis 10 bypass stone-throwing lour policemen injureured. one requir- protestss by I Palestinian uprising ac-1C- contort us fora freeBinlorniolionpodcelon inf ini: liospitalizalion.in. city police tivists. i ___ birth control for yourur pipel. CnII 7 3 3 -2 2 9 9 . ; spokeswoman AttaiI CCranil said. Ul- But paris.of-the pa li^-milc stretchch 1 ______^ ; tra-Oniioiiox leaderders said five, also inrun next to Jerusalenfs Mealiah '■ j>roieslers suffered injuries'from inj po- Slicarimm quarter, which is home to l a s t Y e a r tlthe People for Pets; AAnimal Shelter r j" " People for Pets Humane Sociel;iety is a private, non-profil organizeoniiollon deditoted lo"^ __ ■ lice blows. Israel radicidio rcponed. lliousand;nds of Hasidini or ultra-Or-. _ |_____ ^improviogJhejrelfarejf,e.of.animoIs,.P!eo$«jnokediicksp_:ks poyabio to: - I __ it was the mosi vieviolent clash be- ihodox. JewsJe who adheh: lo religious'^ received'274226 unwanfFd anima|sil^FortuBately ~ j~ ------— .r—iwccn-IiracUs-rcligioigiQus-andjjccular_law_tbaLat bans driving on the Sab-- I - PeoplefePe?etSJ_OJoxn63JmJpjk,ldf .11183303 - ______J _____ i Jews in four years,rs. The last con- baih. ^3 4 9 “d6gTandrd1 O b'tots gof f s«oc6trd"chTRcrat I | Hairie fronialion involvedJ riotingri over the The cccommunity wants the high- opening of movievie theaters in way d oosed st during the Sabbath. life through aiodoption. Your contribrihution will help -I 1 Ajjress ______I Jerusalem on the SiSabbath, which NearlyrIy 4.000 ultra-Orthodox menen V. . . its US to give moiore anim als a secondd chance< through | runs from sundownn o on -Friday lo an dressedJ in customary black suits I C i 'y ______Slate__ 1__Zlp Z I I un Saturday.------marched;d to the rt>itd-StiHifwiiig-stories-al-pt>— L way. but there werere i no injuries, the lice." sheihe said. IsraelI denies jpossible " "feleasi>e^f:det£ainees: • / BEIRUT. Lebanonion (AP) - Iran’s sourcess ini soulhem Lebanon also official news agencycy i reported Satur- said Saiu•iiurday ihere were no signs ftf day that Israel plansIIS i10 free a group an iinmitminent release o f Khaim de- of Arab detainees in < exchange for a lainees.i. 1In a dispatch from Beirui. Western liosiage, pc iihosiage-iakcrs. hostages,es. said lo l>c an American, Bul Israel’s chieff hostagelu negotia- would be released in Lebanon." saidid AN?NIVE^ B S A lur. Uri Lubrani. sasaid Friday the the reportorl. monitored in Cyprus. ^ Jewish slate,woul3 nonot release more It^quOTlOTcd'sourccs-in'thfrsniithcm- JRSLEEFGEIENTER— Arab prisoners unlilil it has a full ac- port off S Sidon as saying Israel willIS M P VW E C H ^ G^ E D T H E N AA M E ^O FO U I ttninting ol' its servicrvicemen missing -iilso retui:tuni llic bodies of Lebanesese in Lebanon. fighierss killedk in battles with Israeli.•li Evverton Sic[eep Centce r A Red Cross ol'ficiiIcial and security troops amand their militia allies. - Is N<' J b w ______----^begacieesof Moulin t G lash-^ - y '— e v e■RTONCi i _ areangiger, street:; stajbbingsS V M A nTRESS r i JRYJi i f f i c JERUSALEM (APAP) - I'esiering mount into int a platform for incitenieni anger and street stab.tabbings are ihe have ;d ted to charges of interference legacy of ritils a year;ar ago on ihe sa- wiih religligious freedom. -ONic MEDIUM B cred hill in Jerusaksalem known lo Report'>ns from Israeli commissions Jt...... 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D-2 Timoa-Nowa. Twin Falla.alia. Idaho Sunday. CWobor 6.13. 1991 . ., r-______Dodg»er§; losS S e n d s $ p e n n am t dreearn B SAN FftANCISCOt(A (/I P J — The Williams then hit a soft'lihetier ju st York to clinch thirdird place in the NE Doiljiors* drcnm o f n pcpennant died NfltlOlIonal Leag|ue i„yticyond Ihe reach of a divingjsh s p rt- East. Saturday arCandlcstictrf I II I I ■ I itoptop Lcnny-Harris,-)icoring-Mc Los Angeles los^t toI iiiiils long'tim c G ary Cancncr'singlcd in thd tliird ^McGee was callcd safe at I Expos ------rlvarfomiie-secoinnij:ninVc~Hi~I«si~1nmng~ujid~]rKut"DanIels~doubled~by"f iy home plate umpire' Jim "Quiclc~^PrrT£fSURGH~( C (AP) = Bony than 20 hours and wasas elimirrated with one outJt rninth off Wilson. » evenvcn though Brett Butler's tthrDw; Bm ds' run-scoringlg single capped a from Ihc NC West racece with a 4-0 ’ Darryl Stnitniwbcny fanned for the clcailearly beat McGec. • ihrcc-run eighth inn!Inning lhat irKluded . , -- Bobby Bonilla’s l(»OOth t RBI and carried loss lo ihe San Francisco;co Giants. the secondI out o of the inning and Replays n showed that M ray grounycd out to end M cOec piitsburgh pust Monirmtrea]...... - - Tlic amazing Aiiantlanta Braves Eddie Murray tepped OQ the. plme .just bbefore . . '______• chnchcd the divisionI 'v. with a 5-2 the game andid the Dodgers'hopes. irashing into Carter. victory over visiting Hou:louston. Tlie Giantsnts turned a I-O advan- Cubs 3, Cardiiuiiu i[ s 2 - After-Kovin Boss was walke ■ Tlic Giants wcir deter:tcrmihed not liigc into a'4.('4-0 lead with three runs ' ' ™ n a is S - JO Ict the Dodgers, cclcclcbriile on • in the sixthh inning as Curler ,np- :ntionaliy. Robby Thompson.“n'n cw whose CrHICACO (AP)>) — The Chicago Ihcir tyrf and Roger Crai£raig managed pearcd to m|snisjudge home plale on ut to' left fielder Daniels, w c to rc- swept a doublijblcheadcr from ihe like it was (lie W orld SeriJeries. one play andnd had the ball kickcd 'V”>'irow to the plate w as in tim e t re Clark. ' ' St. Louis Cordinal.ii.i at Wrigley Field Trevor Wilson (13-11]■ II) held the outofhisglovlove on the next. for the first lime since sir July 1972 as «*Ls«Wx>tt . Id did not al- W illie McCIcGcc began the sixth- _ Dodgcre lo^wb hits and < ______pineh-hitlCT Joe Girarirardi singled in iwo rieTrreceives-congfBtulatt __ '"liiw' Los;~An{icIc)^a-ninno:inor-fronuhe—inning-raUy-v,>-wiH^-fl-one-ot3t ainglc aiilliesa^etsO ^.------nins' to helpwin thee s(second game 7-i. S eaattto-Martners-Pete^Brii a t la tt o n a - f r o m ' • ~ o’ h d m e r u i r . " . liiird until ihe ninth. 'as.is"ih'c i Giants ■ o ff M ike MeMorgan (14-10) and a- pHPHILADELTUIA (AP) — •Terry H utor Villanueva’:va’s run-scofing sin- thilrd ird b a s e coach; Bill Plumnm r er after hitting a solo* hi ehm inatcd

S c o r e s a c n d s t a t s D r i o l e s cd o w n T ii j g e r s 4 0 10 Scakhc OOOO vr*ncu«c • 2 0 0 0 Craasi.MnrwiKa ; P0BF.fi32.WWWRiW»);w>>no . OOOO 2 0 0 0. TJomb 3 0 11 CrMCMC 20 12 OkWcRa2».toMaiI P>n»21SMfl --ltet»TW -- 3 3 0-t-Mnatct-•-•3110— - Canp •' -fOOO-Ormnt*nnta — 4000— ft>OutI7.NofnaMimt4...... — w ftw aita* BALTIMORE (AP) — The mb:___ 2.fl.o.a__svuii»iia.i7.s.)K!'• ^ u ______an______^olcs_cjs cappcd a day_of nosiajgia“ °;;; A m ericann LeagueI amrnd 0 0 0 0 xurkoi JOII « ^ (i~ ^ 0 0 V 8 Pr.Jp-•IP-- OOOO S«rM«a.S£tISS SMTsnJI.WnlJa nl3*kncnl2 Martiartincz hit a two-run homer inir Ihe in ihc lalcr innings,,. bul bu llie game kcfil W I Pa a . Mrtwrt • SO t 3 Zi*oc» 2 110 TOM 31 S »S TcMM ' M73( WIWi2J.UaiaIB Sr»fi«ill.l*iflti • .sixth:th inning Sattirday lo help Di] alli- i M 71 JM - Ctayt OOOO tjoral 2 0 0 0 &LAM OSO3S0 183 010-9 80IJ90imi aitaes.UBte>i oottti M rr in « Ocm'l 5 13 1' O^cf 4 1 JO Ongi OCOOCO sa 01>-7 M«miU.T>lOi«aracqacQlT eiU>M1).M>| K ^ i 2 moreire beat Detroit 7-3. &T«f3e 4 10 0 t»2BI0C 3 0 0 0 OP-Sl lCu>1,OKiD01,tCD-Ot>-0t Iwaa.Cnogo /UamSl 77 TNai2).r«n» I hand Tw ins 3, B lue .layjla y s 1 l).r3i M •fl J16 7 ■OrttjC 3 2 11 P««(n 1 0 0 0 . 4.3t-lMkrt2(Zn.no)«|1|.TM'|.TNr«|l).SunSlir.W*«r*«l3 Tvra.GanoMfl WitWilh a crowd of 49,2Sy on 1 u>.OM V n vn I . >M«Yn 70 91 » 5«jnu 5 2 3 0 l*»nie OOOO 114) MfUCk**r2(S|,S*liar{14|14| sa-am>tii<4M Cnn«l».Ua>«7I vmo«40.m>m:hutj to wawatch the second-to-last bastiseball MINNIiAI’fJt.lS (Al*)(Al* — Scon [irlck- CatmX J 1 2 2 (27),C«»f5)CS-tir»tomi»)SP-n SP-r>»i ' Ct»M3LW,Oraintl3 le O ri- son k-cainc a 2(J-gaincme winner ■ and Min- Qiircx {7 M <16 ;} TcM- « I] U 1} TsM _ r« ll* , KiSK.SwI»t.U>T-...... ----- OMmSL37..>K)t»SL me at Memorial Stadium, the CV.r,ird i* IM 3M M J uCu/mahiK-JO-gamo------WmUMucd Utmtm 11] 30000 0«?-i3 • - (> H n £n£f1 OS SO CUtl7.««lt3 How4hthey fared...... - - S•s “f fought bacfc^rom -jrt-fl dcdeficil - E.I(«fU*r<0.0«>?iSaj to snasnap a five-gamc losing streak winning sircak'.T. Ihc ihc Twins heal llic •E-atDcm c*--u«.«.i L06-IU-lUmMtlO, Ctift 5 1 1 3 3 3 3 4 {asCmraM.MnrtJO Hrt»r*ho»l««r» le besi Ttironio IJIui; Jays in in a a preview t3f nc*i . M N. iM (. D«WI2 20- 0Cl4t,SraaMt4'* l9M«WjKlng*>nsoa5 playeilyers from Baltimore teams ■<*riliL-bl w eek's AI’.|ilay(>Ms, T..U w •?;! sr? tl p » n EH 00DO DO • s r 3 Fm«i4«.VUi2t . ^ , .1 hficksor. (2()-K). who who will siarl Game iunu>c^ U I SO i;< UtaaM* r 3 3 S I G«>w:7.CM»nl2 ^.•wlidkSljoo st 'were introduced lo the err.niwtt. piitlicil sis shuloulout innings, lie al-.. (Vu: 4 9 4 4 4 fl PcajW,1« 2 I i I I 1 1 0 GnrttwSin.PmVin •,34Kiunct IS> ISr\»Id»W,?l 2 0 0 0 0 2 . Scatan • 1 3I 1 1 I 1 I 0 J4m*Uid«gn24.Utsucri Iked four and striiek 0 1 3 Atmtf»S,l5 1 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Uc«4M«a2I.HenASl J got the type of victory thaiil i iheir out two. ami again ditiwedshtiv* no ill cffecis ;•_ K * ; i ; : 0 I 0 Dcau>t>t»i]l3?t>iannr*6A6A UM40,CkWanEl.3 ‘i r c . « 2 r 0 0 1 WP-4»»P.P.r»t______UM.Ota9 77.SWUuuft m btm fa.'so prcdc(rdeccssors pulled off with regiigular- Irom liis earlier elbowo w problem s. He is ____U'.xM.O.OoisrJ^______— ------IL4BT»ivranVlt*flUk|^^71------^------2-1 -^viih-n-|->l-ERA-ilA-tn-hin hisl-lhnrc------—t—J—I--- aWI84,0CtCCR30------* “•*------rOttrtCMTW.rw ^ w fS flr Pnr 4 2 2 1 3 3 iCaHtttl£ SANFTWI tteaiV(l35.Kww»r!«* MMU9n.4.|.kO Erickson hecamc.• llIhe l.'llh Twins UrtWUJ 7t«c«Jl C.tUnn . 1 3 3 13 I 2 «thH ' <6tnH Uo^MJSiUUwTrio Brew•ewers 13, Red Sox 4 UtRIirdo 1 ? : J 2 3 1 Mxe 4 0 0 0 rxMd-KCf- 4 0 0 0 N,C«lr4MT60.«jrtokS 4,BinoF«fe.4.lS , , pilclicf 10 w in 2C«cin>'S«.VU»ill rryl Humilton drove in ilircc' cr 2()-(!anie winners illin ihihe majors, n>-Pirx UkTirtb 4 0 0 0 ii4m’<3bMSb 4122 SCmonCmC SnfiO ^2 apicccccc as,the Milwaukee Unrwcrs h;i' rial Omal ' 2 0 0 0 nml>1 2 0 0 0 SoiTiCirolniU.e Ttmtt" ^ 5 1 ^ I5n».ft«..3-l.i hashed Gu/m.in {I0.,1). Toronto’s Tort \iaricr in iiona£S7.roEn3 3 Samj«2t 3S0S DUmdrad OOOO SoMmUrti 31.TuM17 sion llicir il^ fourth slraiglil viclor , Giitim 2 ol llic playolls.ills, pitched three in- i i j omoff iw.TMcre M GCnwc. 3oio-«m.rpaT«ai 3 0 0 0 " So^rwn Uu IS AlCunHJ' 0 2.UUIird.JaiM T«i.anMi»ac<**.wn.\42i2 Daiji3aijle nichciic, cxicntletl liis hii''"'"f ..,„l,v,v,„noncr'p? rcn.nn.thrcgJiiLL: ; W sw st WI------Ntrcn).-fTiVTOT J ■gnmc.Twlifi'mmplcTito ----- t:niais.-wt iujjaui5«i, 111„ ^ IMoicI S 0 < 0 C>KWC< 3 110 >.<•<(" I S 0 0-U«»Bin 3 0 0 0 twmiMSi 2* tkittiSi V, SUnct«}2.0M.0MjMWtfK>44« *! ,. Gu/nian's winning streak sire was lictl for 1001 SSSO TV(ho"poip 3 0 0 0 V»9«3t,K»ttnl9 l.iriple.for.thc.Drcwcrs.J’iiul.Mn" ‘j''|,“ j;---.5eoiul-I..ngosi^jn-ilic‘Hilennajnrs-ihis-yeiif.'-— ------—ujLCLO---- — -.t ta-o------uaijr-.—z^S -_ ------~ - ~ T a . iilhttJuiJuidJhrcc_hits..giYini;,him.2M - --I 0 1 3- 000 ------f.—CoTeceiM.-rwro — 1.'liyr^ SO0 a.<*«) SO art!a.*«aTrt^6i« Indiadians 7, Y ankees 5 CJo»3i»;.i,’o:jrnil«4Wi>uwur) sjjJ, 4 0 11 CCamlB 3 110 . SmFtmaa OCO I.T4S1* J i l l C«ftU(I 4 1 I 2 E-CCm>|S) UUmsCO) iCO-Uia-iMA;i0ain4 Pm 1? ' ” i&»n»F.ff,SOso*-^ww-24a DK>tl 1 000 GoTst39 JEW YORK (AP) — Mark Lewis l.c M arin e rs 10, W/hite hit Sox 0 SMioiDtt 4610 DJnfraiowJ 2»-D>v«rprwilO)ili0)30-l«un l."(nXt)«rr«uJira ^ doublciiblcd home two runs in ilic I2ili i:»i1 2 0 10 UUh«^4SD.I>.v< e as Ihc Cleveland'Indians bcalMI Ihe I, 4 0 0 0 LaArgM lfctTlMU»«J4 UOiH*rtn. 2,C*iart»a4i 2a day ihl Hill Krueger broke a sh *THPC51I.FW«£(US. TM 34) a 3 •31 : 71 7 WMA I 00 0 0 0 2 Patujr 74 20 ih llie rain. ffcr high (or victiiricsries as ilic surging - 0WM3 ■ . WM , OiK* , ------013 010 Pr«««30.Cei;i1l?T ^ S U.t» >1 dt . ^Yani IB t na a m a no 01M ' GMFfMacs I'ankees rookie Bemic.Williams-\s-wcni scaiilc M anners )»calI IlieIlit Chicago While a'tan 0 4 ] Oinr^ifi i;,10 S«Mn CDJ 012 lfc-7 rwwH.llll - « -2J 0 « ?-■« >h»*nafo»s fc9i"3S C^ITWI 5-for-6jr-6. including an RHl single >0 - ic«-0«rai4 Mann* 7|>-!Urtrt(IJ-t(IJ) A j^l4 Am,12 • 1,GMS."V»in, sourti«u«»«v.i.,t?iiSO niadc il 'So^ l()-(lSaiiirdav nighl.ighi, •WJ-I OMS r-TO.T. 40' ' 10® (3-all in llie ninili. Re^'^iie Jfllcr.Ji-I o'l5ricn hit liis Huhiih anda I7ili homers. 0»i‘o» t : : : som' ' ' 30-eArtJ«ai(3j,GO*«ll| nn-w>i», MCU5TW AtUNTA Tfdl n WrtI 's.iw o-iiui. tv.'0 -run single in ihc C'^co'l 1110 5 14 1 Vrjnt 3 Ctntn>)t 322wn3Co«j5oa tt son s.I’ The RUIs gave liiiiiI K8 for ihe season, u» 3a 1 0 9 0 n«<'» I 4 0 ' 10' ' lMfS»-*(2l CutvM(|i3).S-OM»a•nail » r n a 4 CUA Fort »o«UMS> «i UM uu of lliclie riiiiiih pul llic Indians ahead. ' ' “ JC-OiUW lirtxtl 40 10 loWiI OX scores 5c>n 4-i.*««»rtuMCWKnss.14 Wilh Itnir slioil ol his caicercr highhi set in l ‘JK5. } ; 1 0 xO,Pi:i 4 0 '10 ' ® p •< B EB oala ; 50 rnrjn 4 0 10 «M«IJ,' College bo? Viih one out in ilie I2ili. Luis l.< (Jtnjr Vi/t|uci .Killedled a: ilirce-run dtui- D*WC 4 I : 3 Pjrw» 3 100 4 0 0 0 >cr,fnkcl 0 0 0 0 3 100 *» 4 110 ►a.-oiiTflU bled inin ihe lel'l-lli'kl ciirncr Me and Dave Valle haillail IwoI hils and two 0 0 ;Vm i .»-7 6 13 1 4 4 2 10 DQmlia 4 12 0 Pn»30 rin Clmpin (O-ll.-ilie iliird Vaiil jjcwrm 4 0 r J itMoii 10 0 1 ’? 4 0 Ofl '3 7 1 'l*-3\ Diirriii ‘"V'-’-' RUIs r.if Ihe M ariners.ers. who have won' Cai»?:a 3 111 Dr>7tf 10 0 0 I 0 0 |.J 0 0 0 0 I C'TVM 3B 4 0 0 0 Otn cl ^ pilclicr.her. Al'ier u walk Id Jose Gtiii/:i si^ol1heirlaslscvc.lgal ftWMH 4 0 1 t ;— J-GOtcn 13 >• 0 0 1 0 C«9rcM 4 12 1 r,. IB ; ; ; ; - Texas OpenO scores aickX cCole gnm ndcd in:<> a I'tiree |i } 2 1 CnkMtti 3 0 11 Onoic Krueger ( 11-«) K-ai■a^'li"ri984 h loial of Tou ' X 1} IS 1} toon X S5»3 • 1 I ^ ’ " 1 ?? U'-FQ[te)4<22 SAHAWTOnOlAP)'i«j»i-scw54vai,tfi>fitctiiririiuariiriii 2 3 4 CYrfig [/< I 0 0 0 -I). 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Jones piielied ilie I2ih lor ’ Pcoaw}; 1 23 0 0 00 > 3 Oewp OOOO lirf-FCScnm3nj»3tra I save sincc June 2. • Knii.'j;er, wlio liail nol won in his l.isi D"-0»a--)V4»v : 1^ 2 1 I1 1 ? ou(>i 10 0 0 ; pat Mn «45tV-rM " f '' amcrun D.t.'iW'w'iSJi ;*a»i(Ii),P»r»o un«pt:r»<] ucaiip OOOO 67e7M-M0 T'lie h e, game was delayeil liy rain lor loi ,S2 '•■'y*" starts, daiing lolo AugA 16, allowed mi SIW1H«>M*14(S7| .EUO>«»i ulcs in.llie firsi inning and for amanoih- hiis in s i\ innings,ngs, siriking out one mrwiti sr/-o«MiMa' 5 ^ owcn HOP-eiUl»»-(*WT.J V(fl-W*»Tsen« PO Po-T<»- taox ' OCO! :_ ■ N»»-T« 6r,rsc»-ni ■ -WA.- :3 I 0 0 0 0Q EjDtMax «> 4» rL j«*si/w ro«7«-»s ■ . : 3 1 1 0 0 W I Ptt GO0 ►*»«*" PtatT) n3J3 U«tW«M .• 6»t»»-R5 M .Ji .f'dtup S’ M KS - Pi«<»«ii..i6i2: r 4 35 J ® ftn/nnrS» 76 ^ a s t m i nl u t e r e tl i u r n «»rr I 0 0J P “ P CarpAsM n> e4«77o-ns 4 ) 4 4 3 «g ra t3 4«t tg Uj(V«c 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 ’ ? |y® - i“ ’ K T " nowfr-ji 13 ? 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TVTKSl.DLUEMm ^ sr.LCos - "-*” • __ 7 ir,1»Bfiti»S-l7 kUWW IPuft»»«3 wtmio- CmDrni S S ttS i" ------ROCO C K rA N D ~ = ^ Davi;“ Mati.uisen iDssecI in T o n y Qvvefwens for a short o - TOnCKTQ UfKSOTA3TA 6? 76 113 IU 73.T»i« 1 S Nutin»«»(fl wMTO-.-or stunnecined Shoshone on a 6(>-yard k « t ^ U « > h a SjnriVTOQ rs (6 4M IS » t nil tOI I kick lived K-7 ailvaniagege lhal Mood up IrtMcl ,3010 CVA«H 233^2,3.^... o rfrerelum ti with .scconds remaining Vrtwct 1 0 0 0 SlMnl 4 0 10 05«"M ' 000 0»t»ib’lb 4 0 0 0 t;lan^3- ng in tmly iiniil Madsen jjrabbedjjrai ihe cnsu- «M4-r>-?07, ihc fir;first half to help the Rockl;klantl ing kick. J 1:1 • 3 0 11 omKn AKMrt 2 0 10 Srtn.TiJ.^l * JIS J n£«ivwa-«mi3i s.'(#rt J J I «• JM*n 4 0 1 0 0»wMni1 aftfi(iori211.SinJ>l.|. BulldojIdogs outlast the Indians 21- CJTKfi ; : 0 0 jvwci o o o0 o0 SJUOt/iOmt CnmlB 4 0 0 0 V*».ic"c 4011 :1-I6. Josh .Sheller galheiele ie d in a U galde S»OWfi3l4l*r'Tr2 u«ac*«n o7Bt»-rso inSawiawioolh Confcrcnce fooiballI IFri- pass luie in ihe IhinlII pepi rio d to round OirvIiO 20 10 CDi-iSn 4W1J , PhU0.tftj1.t-. IWO UMBncM Scrou.1t> 0 0 0 0 UJC.n 4 0 3JO 0 y«go3 Si la«Mtl»*m. :m 3Ci 3 I 2 0 WikxidId OOOO out Ihe scoring', 0 5 C>ic«50 7,si loitS Ulrrrcl ,4 0 0 0 £tlu«3b JWverall. v e r slipped lo ■ S'Tk>33 : 0 0 0 livlK 10 10 Auru5.icutc>'2 TJOnnA 2 0 2 0 Douyiit L«"fktit«i « w ? l:S c^uiuii :o o c o u c ?ooono Sj''trro5«04 inArgeinO r* ??7";4** '-*5 CnOUomn 7icjr?-jM 21-yariyard TD pass lo Madsen inn Ihe l“2 in ihe SawiotHloolh alignnieni. c»xn» J 0 C 0 10 055 0 Pea»714 l*3fTMl3 CWb»» 2 10 0 IrcMBp.p 1 0 0 0 cw-«min5ltkie.»ninK*l fu AnwK I g Q C 11 Sv («l • tup 2 0 0 0 O.D«F«■t" “ ®“" t5U-ft»04>a»f«uksmCt .1 period for Rocklaiul’s •final fi Rocklaiul. al .'^-l.. rem rc a in s in ihe \ U>V1I» JO 1 0 KTBlfC 100 0 Pt"> IB 10 11 fVUp iC»nniugn(Cc«w K*jiClw«ii» f 1 uv.'v' e. 1 0 0 0 ii*r» »> 3 o 1i 0o SutkinQvin “ ? 2 ? ? 7o«7 7j-»3 .MTore.c. tfound Josh May on a 20-yii•yaril. l'U” I f‘>r p o sl-se ason n honors, lu nn [Con 1} t«yu (O■».".t}71mim it*> 1011 tSu-(>»i**iOna-n-m flrM—<—(luarter. strike to open U^c. ,.:a5.^ ______■0 lSt>-to y w 22fO I ib e ^ho.hofii, Oil 110 - If, Uan tt : 0 0 D ------uansiBi'mn'TinfwruTi [Tars'bt; ing. John Ralphs lackctl onn th e nooi.ma -r nno - ?i — ^ 7 7 1 ^3 “" Blo” o’w ' ’SV-Sr^PaotxiCm ■■Vantage n — l.tj, :0, i^ic, l;oin !:iif (finj«iis kick) a point.' irn ug.)io ^ ra ' Ton n I s 1 Tom ]i 1 ii 9 Iioshonc striick back on the a ' TowB BS on 01^1 £-w- dtlOS. • n- M.lcjwlloo kikcllri'Ii.rrMH,r-i(H.HBMi w.JlrDmCim- llj i?J9pn ” «l«Crtc*?i(UaaMll loul 6. CJKJes 7, |3).I»41; erah(i fU5«i) enit»6»>rrtf«x>!-72a«T. t» ( ofAlcJiklcx Ugaldc when the 6-1 sene n io r ov,,, r UitMCti 103 COI lb-] 14 1(1'OS Cl U4Tl1).S»li;»(13),V«^H) cs- _ TOfU ae CO . iOO-rorm»lU«, C«?miiinf]1Siie!^CM^|Ilmi 14 i _ hookedked up w ith Ju.stin Rasmussen rii'iir.uinpatstai'ooi- -- ' wicut .'O-'VcMfi:^ uxujCTi )(H-nAja-» |l9t,2»l«(lt|.P»gn«J’2|12),Tj»(McClufa p.V.Jirom • f>, CD»rt COI 50-«rttUurfi i«) Ct-«UJai»4-^ r nuSn'T'arcncsiitaiKO* *■ H flEBn Ot®0 50 „ K DWOWI^ 63*7-130 an 18-yard 18- scoring play. 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Ctotnaip 0 KmruM.STjSTArOTO BUSHnC-N A»««.Urac**-i»*r,uwn«io- Si« ]VIi i n c o g i r lI s r a r e d eefeat . s r -- 0 Footn 1 0 0 0 JOrtu 3 71<»-140 " K)j»tSV I 0 0 0 1 1 WIJSI36 4 0 0 0 Vf>5>r* rt , 4 43.DMi7.7.u.roa.p«(t<>C(M16.213.ll«»n<6- iPlllWPILjlCtnrwfft-41,, _ P«S»0-« M»«.0cr>J»25 ^ —jTTBSSIT------^ B ois OISE — Cocur d'Alene pinrnncd downetl Coeur d'Alem.lene 74-104 wilh n)l2014 Co.Q[U.-«l 2 0 1J College scores5 C*y>fl»;^l4.i;«24a.jLn)l nii-m a rareirc defeat on the Minico girls gi Boise ai 110. Twinin FallsI ll.l'and «MNS>,TAWtSS Hrinc 3 0 0 0 r/inrV) 7 REC£fif»«-« Misni.jc»ifii»iscn(-1».MiunM4- ' OSmMO WWIOKf* S-V^ip ■■ ! 0 0 0 lW*c , i3§o? fAnwWT B?.Anr,4.U.llirDSI.S>WII 73W-I41 whilele IIhc Centennial boys hadd an B orah I.Vi, ■e I ha « t Itl B B 0 0 0 0 im n ■) ) 5 , . 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. 1 Sunday. OctobofG. 191991 TimoS'Nowo, Twin Fnlls.ills. IIdaho 0-3 F S U cextjeiiiids wilnnin^I streja k inI ‘no cpontesS t’ ' The Associated Press ■ He hitt 12 of 2 0 for 206 yards, 'Collegee ifootball aswojworming Oklahoma defciwefu ii'i.—^ii ' " '• II-e ig lit sacsacks, lncIudlng scvtm 5rC T t Stale had Cp?ey Weldon’ss ggi uided h illinR Ism ail1 __for' a 44-vnrd Pedersersen. who cneinecred low missiles. touchdown. Aficr:r the i Seminoles tied Slate’s■s 33-31I upset of the Sooncners It was no conlcst. it. Ismail cut up theihi middle, bouncc'd last year,car. Top-ranked Florida State, behindb . off Terrell Buckle>•ley at his 35. eluded W eldon's career-high 347 yaiyards in John Davis near midfield,mi cscoped the CNo. 7 M ichigan 43, .. •• the a ir and three touchdowns,IS, routed i lunging.grasp of>f Ken.I Alexander at N o .9 Io w a 2 4 No. 10 Syracuse 46-14 Satuaturday. the Florida State: 440 and raced down irew I V ^ . extending the .nation's-lo-longest- the right sidelineine- for--his-95^yari----- Iowa City. Elvis G r^c ihrc winning streak to 11 games. kickoff relum. th ree: tciouch'36wn pas'scs, two” • "Casey docs a great job makii.aking the In other games:5. Desmonilond HowaixJ, and reserve Jcs right decision," Florida SlateJtc coach Johnsonson ran for 168 yards and tvtwo m 3-1) ^ Bobby Dowden suid. “ Pvc nevnever felt No. 2 MiMiami 40, • scarescs as lhe Wolverines (3- so free lo lel cull a play an _ - rebound!inded strongly from a 51-31 Icloss o k ta hi o o . m a S t . 3 . - to Florid . ••Wl-. ilnn'l.carc..Vr'hg.you-^iyc arida Stale last week, justfind.som ebody.-"------— ------Al Miami, thee I Hurricanes had no Michi;ichigah gained 3 7 1 ilsh1n5“yar’ards— The Semiriolcs (5-0) scorc:oretl the -troublj: puttingng away winless lo Iowa’wa’s77. 18-7 final 3V points after Qadry (M(Missile) -Oklahoma State., MMiafni (4-0) got four Tlie'Vc' Wolverines overcame an' IS d a field goal on its' dcficilIt for fi a 19-1.8 halftime lead ana d ' h Ism ail's 95-yard kickoff reiuieium put touchdowns and j S Syracuse (4-1) ahead l4-7 Ialeale in the firsl five possessiorlions. • Grbacic widened v> il to 26-18 when oward with a 20-yard pass to)cap c first quarter. Carlos Huertal a 's N CA A rcco rd hit How; lung "Ismail is so.good," Bowdet/den said, streak o f successfssful PATs ended at a 64-yai•yard drive. Howard also stu: the '•After playing against (Mich:ichigan’s 157 when he semenl one wide to the the Hawkcyes Ha' (3-1) early in t: . ' fourthih period7 on a 2-yard TD papass ^ 1 fromI Grbac Gl al the end o f a 97-yDyard '■ drive. . ' , w A • I : NoV140hidSt31, ‘ V ^ -----“Wlsconsin-16—^—r lymoni Harris ran for t\ w I 'iirviMW APU»«pr“tc ovcT------^ gS|^^B^rr, Briarrian Wood broke up a 2-po , fm r plays jiflcr fusil'*'J'1 for three touchdowns and Louisiani^ Slale. - run wilh 4:18 left, fi A&M overwhelmed Texas version pass wilh |:33 to piP'^y; Jerrolt Willard recoveivered a fumble at Te^as A. Il was lhe first time sincesine 19K5 lhal ' allowingving Soulhem Mississippi to hi Tech. LSU was held scoreless.■ss. i and Florida lhe UCLA 27, lardson rushed for 76 yards , on agaiigainsl Auburn for ihc secocond Richari c did il lhal lime. loo. byy a 'score of 20- ouchdown runs of I. 1 and 5 str.iightght year. N o . 19 N . C a ro tinlina St. 28, No. wi.h .oue ^ 0. Florida (4-2 overall. ovc 3-0------ycr-thc-J^ubum-coach.knQvat ~ -yards, all in the firstjialf. when A&MM 'S ouliieahK’r n - rrecirzi ^ ^ fed 2^ o 7 - ■ ‘ "Pat TilTie" because hc has playeddfSr iiueorgial -0. Terry-Venetoulias picked___ favored by 23 points, andand-LSU (1-3. - • oalsof 30;-27 and-437ar^sr— L^iiHurri''(3^2)-drove-'c-58—first-staft-memorable ble-^Thc reOshirl _ ' I___ underdog,___ _ j _ s forfi its only touchdown bnI a 6- freshman's 2-yard kC'keeper with 2:43 No. IT:irBaylor38,-Houston-2I- . Matthews’ 220 yardsrds mchidetl a — J passP from S ian W hite ftfo ^ left lifted the unbeatenlen Wolfpack. HOUS'USTON (AP) — Quarterbackck .35-yard touchdown passass 10 Harrison ing Fred Baxicr. While rolleded to Bender, playing inin place [ of injured jj.jo eo: opened [ Baylor’s bag o f tricks;^;s Houston in the ihird quarter, qua ll was - the righi-and tried to throw to TonyTc starter Terry Jordan,I. completedc 17 of ;,„j.„tco:counted i for ihree touchdowns,IS. (he 37th to u ch d o w n ppass of his Russellsell in lhe back o f the end zone. zo 32 pssscs for 138 yoij]jijI n and had ihree • ,ine~TIlh-ranked Bcarfirs career iHird-besi iri FloridaFlot liislory But Wood..aWo strong safety, stcppetwd in iniercepled. But he lc(led Ihe Wolfpack i,„y rcepepied i three passes andnd ^an.d one ahead o f hiss c6 It and batted the’ball awayy fo r (5-0) on a,6 /'-minuieuie. 74-yard drive . r^covere*:red four fumbles in a 38-2121 H cisrnan T ro p h y w win in n er Sic-ve 'Suuiherihem Miss (3-2). which won'I 13- 10 lhe winning muchichdowp with the vielorvov/ over Houston on Saturday: ' Spurrier l2 alA1 Auburn i last year. ' help' of ihree YeYellow Jackets viciory ended three years o!o f penalties, includinglg a fourth-down i>ustrati'atipn for thi: Bears againsist G eorgia 27, No. 6 CCh lcm son 12 No. 17 Pittsburgh 24, pass interfcrijnce call. APUswpNilo ^ '*■ Houston.on. H ouston (1-3. 0-1 in ilui!;;! ATHENS, Ga, (API’) -— Freshman ,,, Southwe;wcsl Conference) hud beutei Rodgers, center, Is s w airmed rr by Michigan M a r^ a n d 20 Eric Zeier threw iwoVO itouchdown Iowa qu arterb ack Matt Rc N o . 20 A la b a m aiS3, 5: Icnnesscc- oaylorr byb a combined 124-49 ovc Hastings and I ______Al1 PiPitisbiirgh._Alex Van Pell threw ihi IQ pusses 'to Andre Ha; during the llrst quarter•Saturday. St owns ------C h a tla n mloogn-7------ih e-pxsn.st.threc-years. including 66-IJ^ • “Georgia's defense overshadowedove _____ w eek, we right laic in the vciseciind quarter. for 35?353 ya’rds and two toiichdov 19. iBut Joe triggered the Bears Desm ond) How ard last, wci freshman Vince Williams sco ‘„,i Clemson’s as ihe Bulldo;lldogs upsei the' wilh those Freshman Larrarry Jones had 96 of and fre: cored At Birmingham. M 1 offense wilh trick plays am Ihought we were ihrough will in in erception anil ,' , sixth-ranked Tigers 27-127-12 Salurday , l_betlcr.” Miami’s 230, yardards rushing, a season the go-ahcadgo- touchdown on his> first( ran 98 yards wilh an i issesfora 17-14 halfiime lead. — kindjniLs.guy.may.b^-cycii-bc rrcnrTy7-V(in-Poll-w«s-27-for-Jr*4S.— Stran-Suiey-piekiuUip ;*• _nigbL __ .i:______542 yards high, and the ' Hii'fr'ica]lCirh3d~5~20—carcercH Hot ' (.S-O;— 2^0)-----ttimcx Florida State gained 642 ill improved to 5-0. ils bcsl; sslart scored twice for Alablabama. Freshman . Zeier's scoring passeiisses covcreil S against one of lhe nation'ss stingiestsi yards in lolal otfoffense to lop .“^OD for Pill i tunist in lhe second half, usinj s left in the first, isccutivc game. Gino since:c o opening 7-0 in 1982. But« lhe David Palmer addedd.„ci»tan,»ps u ,, ^ yards wilh 13 seconds tel defenses, yielding only 12 poipoims and the fourth coiisc erception by Brian Hand und i less lhan two leted 20 of 30 passes i’antherliters were lesied at the end. misery wiih 1 (>9 yat , half and 7 yards less 291 yards per game, ll wass tlthe most Torrella conipleti c recovery by Albert Fonteno ‘minutes into the finalll quarierqi as the nd one touchdown. T he Terps trailed 24-14. bulI Jim. caichcs. 46 on a kicko yards ever allowed b;by llie for 264 yards and e a 31-21 lead in handing ihi Bulldots snapped Clenvlemson's cight- Sandwdwisch connected with Mararcus on five punt returns. trs,ihcir,ihird.consccuiiyc.loss,_ Orangemen, topping the rcirecord of gcit on a-58-yardJEDz.Sandwi , ,1. , - Cougan.,1 l i i z i g a in c n n i n g r ^,t rcne,nk~~nvcr k ~rAvo’ ...... ; 587 by Rorida State in 1078.8. ■ ‘ No. 5 O3kIahbtna-29, k ------^ -B n d g c ii w)?=hL_^T,,^^{c,ory-mnrgin-iin-wiis lhe highest------. o ihen1 drdrove Maryland to Piti's 2( for Alabama (4-1)I ) since a 66-:i seasons/ ■va S ta te 8 p,,,, No. 3 Washington 54, lad lhe nation's \ ••We gol our bulls kickedd iiin every Iowa final minuie Ixifore Doug Whihaley decision,over Vanderllerbilt in 1979. Tlie Thefrigers (3-1) had I it was Georgia______area," —Syracuse coach Visiting OklIklahoina. suddenly inierci;rccpled al Ihc 1-yard line ' yards. 428 on the A rizona 0 best loW defense, bul it ' ]( ^ Tide rolled for 587 y; |^ li~ ih ^ c a m e up wiih the big plays, Pasqualoni said. "We had“il '!^ "'S ;_ w illin g ,.i. ny.-ii<,-gol-llucc-toudidown_fo,irih*! •. ground againsl lhefe'Dl vtMon'f^A A SEAT\TTLE (AP) —"Mark Brunei '— prcttymirclrour'o\vn“w';iyy "P u passes from CCale Gundy. who._ . - • cam e ofoff the bcncb after siartin] 2 4 team. • s2 2 , today and it had been fun. " _ c o n tin u ed hiss rapid r climb up the No.Jo. 18 C alifornia 27, N o. 2 t|uarterbairback Billy Joe Hobcn suffercirej A r k a n ^ 21 ■Weiaon. ■ H -0 as" a'i' j starler. Sooners’' caree•eer passing charls. U CLA 24 'No.22IllinoLT24,14, Minnesota a neekk injuryi in the firsl half ammd ■“ Texas Christiaiitiari 21 ' . including Cmujy. now eigllighth on Oklahoma's two touchdown passes to Marii eompleied 22 o f 35 passes, in in r.ir IWO foiinli- 'I'" ;” I " h .. FO RT’ W O R TH . Te.xTexas lAP) —______) Shannon --^.;,reer.liM'despncJnc'fjeinp-a-snphorpore. -----In(i-lOO-degrec-hoal -l' at-ihc-R-Rose ___ Kameno.Bell ran TD tosses of 50 yards lo SI IS for hosI Illinois Bailey■y as '.the thlrd-rart^'#4 E.D. Jackson's 3-yardJ loitouchdown run wn passes of 17 yi«4:^UJiil.^1. Doug Brien kicked a 47-j^ya^d quarter touchdowns l Baker, 12 yards to Matt Frie•rier and 7 touchdown Ihe Gophers lo 711 WashinEIingion Huskies bea^ArizoniL?4 ;d the Arkansas dy. 37 yards to Corey lieldJ goalgi with 30 seconds remairaining (3-1). which held lhe with 5:36 left capped ll yards to Edgar.Bennett. _ to Rickey Brady, , ()Salurd;i Ruzorbacks* rally fromim a 21-0 deficiu d 7-0 on a Warren and I to W.nrrcn on ti fourth-- to-cap:ap a fourth-quarter Culifoi'ornia, yards rushing. , , vas the worst defeaHor th Syracuse had gone ahead 7 econd •Bell, who rushedicd fot 85 yards. r® Saiurday-night-as'-irs~ lhey“ upsci------^ ’ in the fourih quarler. comeb;,ieback. The win was the sec :ats sincc 1949. when they lo; fleu-flicker. with Marvinin 'Craves and-eight play in Wildcats Pj, previously unbealen TexasTo Christian : _____ to Michi ichigan Slale 75-0 in Tucsor lington beat Arizona 54-10I i lli I ils record 10 3 v2 ^ c u e s s sc last season. Arkansas mcreascd its ate misc Ihc Soulliwcsi a p i t a l i z e egon Sti t 4 . overall and 2-0 in lhe es on Ore : Huskies gol off to their first ^ WSU ca :U dropped 10 4- • aled the third-longest in schchool I W e b e r S t. 3 6 . MM oontana Sl. 2 5 o ^tarin ssince 1984. the season the(ley Conference while TCU t equalci hoped to go 5-0 ', PULLMAN. Wash. (AP)') -— Drew ,. yjW est historyory. Mont. (AP) — finished,ed 11-1. beat Oklahoma in thtlic 1 and 1-1. TCU had hop 3wn pa-sses BO ZEM A N , Ml 1 to for Ihe first lime sincee 191942, Bledsoe threw five louchdowr -• Bauilautisia's 1 l-yard return g Running back Jeff■f Milchell^ rushed Onmge•c EBowl and finished second I as -Washington State, capiialiiialized on u rout the E.Wasliingtonon 20, M ontana 17 Oregor;gon a first-quartcrjeadjuic for-fivo-touchdowns/ns-taJcad-Wcbcr __ Oregon Slale miscues lo r< relinqunquished. Slale lo a 36-25 Bigig Sky Conference Beavers. 55-7. Saturday. ^ C H EN EY . W;Wash, (AP) — Alex Jew Mexico State (0-4) statayed victory over Montanaina Slate Salurday. Bledsoe's five scoringg siriKus . Lacson kicked1 a 34-yard field goal . ,e through most of the gamele and Weber Slate (3-0.;). ‘4-1) remained in before a. homccoming crt cro w d of_ 5Qjiecondsds left lo givi; Eastern I only-27 fewer lolal yards4 thant first place in the .BigBig Sky, while the 25.100. lied school singleig k fcJTiii. W ashington a 20-17 .Big Sky :gon. Bul Aggies mistakes hellelped Bobcats (0-3. 1-5)5) losl their fifth records set by Jack Thomf Conference victoi:tory over Montana, on heavily favored Ducks handid the ■ consecutive game. r li>76 and Timm Rosenbach in )ther ' Salurdav, I three 1-yard ______Anc ...... visitorj,iuriJlidrjUiUQ.SijaA2_garnc!les. ______Mitchell had Bledsoe completed ,’(ror2f — f h T f e n T T•n T Eagles (I -2. 2-3) )regon's offense scored justst two touchdown nmsTaT;.i-yard scoring r\m for 270 yards in lhe most l< opened Ihe scor:„,ing will, a 2>).ya,d chdowns. one on a drive keptit aalive and a 57-yard scampmper thal clinched Washington Slate victory sine goal in lhe second . ^a roughing-lhe-kicker penally,y. the viciory with 4:29,29,remaining. ■ 14 victory over Montana""Sa SStall, lU :, in jh '■i'"' e Morloniana E' Grizzlies (1-1. ^ Sylvanla aconsole color V k iautista. a middle linebac!ickcr. The Bobcat deferfense held Weber, 1985. 2:3) answered1 wwilh a 3 1-yard field »•“*. idown Stale's high-scoringlg t)ffensct for much I TV, works3 great,I $85. . MU nch Jerry Kirk D ifcd the Ducks’ Hrstitouchdi The roui ruined coach ; Duce. en-(t-?thon-pi»ss-by-Cody-Lfdbebellcr,—o £ -ih e_t:Qnii:.sl._ b u - ■ V _jCalLZ34=B2 Bivinirilie-' ,„„k PeiiTbone’rP ac-IO tleout. g i' ,k a 10-3TJrid in llT3~'^"^'w Mexico Stale’s bacackup defense had one of ils best games, Beavers anO-4.0-1 record. founh quarter tmon Mark Temieson;s 1- ;irierback, went through TTodd preventing Montaitana .'>laic from Washington Stale (2-3; 1-J1-J) h.id a y ,,^ i,op. The Eagles Ei followed it up ‘ilerlshands. scoring on six possessession inside the bedroornSrITfSSre^oor W •on Stale ^j,|, 20-yaiyard Tim Milchell 14-0 lead before Oregon )regon’s'Paul Rodriguez deficficcled WSU 30-yard line. tennis court,rt, stables, all on 2S l1 . , “I quarterback Ed Browning loucouched the ,ouchdown afiercr Brad i;;bo threw an ^ Orej 11 and •The defense cameme Ihrough tddiiy." Jack Kellogg. ; ball. Bautista grabbed il wooded acri:res. CallOOO^OO^- ball. iniercepiion 10 Jai iibled in for lhe score wilh 1'10:16 Weber Slalii coach;li Dave Arslanian i ' y om I yard... Criz/liosios scored iheir first Rodney^cott scored from : in the firsl quarter. said. oui five plays afier.Mauriceice Wilson muthdown wiihIh <6:3f> left in the game fumbled a Jason Hanson ppu u n l4 ;2 4 j, 4 7 . yardrd pass from Bert inlo the first (|uaner, Wilberger to Mai»larvin Turk. Willwrger I ■ Chad Paulson fumbled thehe ensuing connected againtin. two minutes laier. ^ kickoff and Bledsoe hit Philliliillip Bobo with a 68-yardI passp to Shaloii Baker ■ 1 pass for a tic the game:a at l l 7 . I 3ld! with a 22-yard touchdown pa Sc 14-0 lead. Eastern thenI d drove for 63 yards in ^ CONGRA'VTULATIONS T1 o eli y ours, to(0 0 Bledsoe hit Deron Pointercr onc a 32- nine plays beforfore Lacson broke the W e c a n s e . yard pass to go up 2 1 -0 with wi 2:37 ,ic. D o u g P ayL] M E R OF KimbiBERLY remaining in llie first quarter. ITheTlm esNews an a double OrCROn 29,, ^N tw M c x ic o S t. 6 Luck-ky W inner of a C.J. Davis r/in,20 yards on r ^ Remington li12 G auge Shotgun frcfrom reverse lo st^rc with 3:07 reiremaining' E U G E N E . OiOre. (AP) — Daryle GCUSTOMER[ _ J in lhe sccj^id quarter lo.go.give the ^,nith and Jamemes Baulisia returned A l's Tires Gete t R e a d y F o r H ui n n t i r i g Cougars ai«-7 lead. „ intercepiiunss ffor touchdowns as S e a s o n Tire ’ Prom otion. SERVICE An errant pitchoul from)m Beaver Oregon—ovcrcarcame-, a sluggish ______Sgg5SHEI!ffl3inEBHa , ,. . quarterback Mark Olforford was offensive perlorformance for a 29-6 • fll* 134-1373 winless New Mexico S ,*N • OOOCMJ/WOCtU iJA-ISJJ recovered hy Michael Wrighiighl on the victory over wi A l’s T iir e Servierly Road • Twin Falla l l ^ . One play later, Bobo ranm 14I yards Smith's ‘M- W est,Tw ljTFallF83 -7-hnlffimc—rettirnrwhteh-pi-pul-the-DuckV(3-2)— • — -7 3 4 ^ 2 8 0 ------8330ir '/” .. • to give the Cougiirs a 3$;^7-t ahead'21-3 earlyirl>^in the ihird quaner. lead, ' — 132 3rastfe'etv _

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; D-4 T1mo8-Now9, Twirrwin Falla. Idaho .Sunday, Octoblobore, 1991 Redsskins fracing!recordIpressiJure in1 Bears> matcfihup BH^|H_sj]Ou|d_be to,0 the feelings of the ip c amn. w hich'm iRht explain ^______J h e AjwoclniciLErcsaisa______Jmifiing_ I'm III'! II.....w thatI l i[n H arris h u caVly-season problems — the:he their ear been !, th ey are rid o f o ne iche about looking beyond the;he Sumc sliKisiics 10[0 pponder when the o ld clich distraction, butlut thattl also means more_ ' Wnsliiiigron Red?;d.skins go into ' ciinrritIt game.g ...... _ ’ ' ^^^^H-building-^hi»yihoy gdl two drnft p'^1^^^ *' Sb70rcr”FfcTd'’SufrdirrdayTo~nicc lhc Oh paper;TCansas"Cityp‘a is“a goo?" a in Chicago Bcnrs: m atch1 for f Buffalo, which has a )hnson has gone that iule beyond this fam e thatlat ... - . In.two road gnmcmes, Washington schedul rduie'and s wworking so far — he ... "unbeaten season." Thehe has nllowcd 58 poipoints, or 29 per reads ... called week’s wei win over the ast game. In thrc;c honlome games, the Chiefst concj nin — Ihe Bills are lost G ian ts ; biggest with the: 3wed NO points ... in the leagueIcj in ball control and iw Redskins hnve nllowc CQwboysr mean:icaning he has to guard.- • 24th ogaigainst the rush'. ZERO. I^^^^B -against alctdowilown tills week-_ •! :__1 -...... B urtJie mosr relev!levnnt stnrlstic Is — A n dJ-they ' t "pltty-'good-enough- JC to, slow down, if not stop, that tht RcdsCins hu^huve won all five defense >p. M laI a m m i( 2 - i a t ' : ' games. Jim Kell;elly, Thunnan Thomas. Jamesles . Which is exactly:tly whnt scares Lofton,1, tAndre Reed and the rest of ^ e w EEngland n (2-3) : - CDiich Joe C5il)bs ngangainst the Bears, the BillsIls offense. This game is vw hy you don’t M unc wlio sulTcred ihcirr firstfi loss of Ihe But don't tell Martyty up wins when•n the schedule comer ______season al Buffalo lastast week. Schottenlenheim er he has an e d g e .' j^HM pPI out.- The Patriots Pal have -beenr ------^...••.wKai.you-gcl-a-i.Xruit-feolngHlke . .^ 'IThcy:cyrcanstoifrtttyzmwhrMftHtfe decent nt hom e, beqtinp' this. nJmosi cveryoryonc.in lown.ls_.lhey waii/ant to do.” the _Oiiefs’ co^ach H t^^^'-TIoustoh therelere, two weeks ago^ ■going to ship you on or the back and said. “1 d o n 't think i t’s based bn the'he'~ although theyy re'reverted to last year's^ (here are going lo0 beb great things design1 oof the opponent for them, form in a 4-10 loss last wcek aC wrillen nbout you,”1," he said. "And They’veve got a lot of very -good Phoenix. just US quick the ncjnexl week, there players.s. > W hen you have players like The Dolphinslins have had num erous ...... -w ill-b s-th a t.m a n yny.Jousy-thinga.. .. lhal»_aiiizhy.,bQiher-iry(ng_io_outsmQri.o n . ^ problems, evenven with Dan Marino.-: written about you. TheseTh guys have somebod;ody?" ■ w ho ranks ann utuncharacteristic sixtlH been comniilted to worrying' only among AFC pa.ssers.po.s O ne reason isl al>out (he tusk nl hand.md." DenverF'er (4 -1 ) a t H o u s to n (3 -1 ) that he's beenn sackedst 13 tim es, two'J Tiie tusk nt hnndd fvinning one jast senseisoti, has carried it this seasonon RDdflklns quartertMchc k M ark R y p ie n lo s t t h ea b a ll a g a in s t t h e P h lla ddelphla e l Eagles last week,C, butI not the Kingdomene :3-0 to piay an 0-3' year and one winni""ing Ihc ncxl." lg with, the running of Gastonon th e g a m e . W a s h ln g toon r hopes to continue Itst s w in n in g w a y s t o d a / aagainst g the Chicago Beani r s . Scanie team andand got blom aatay 31-^ Gibbs said of his memccli"gs agoinsl I, who has made holdoutut . . 16. Then Samam W y ch e b a rre d , at loos’e .onc way or.the othe . CTtleago.'"! think'lastIm yrar's 10-9 IS Bobby HtimphfeyHi superfluous, ■ well was I980. w hen they th finished- NFL these: ddays. Already an. entire I' fp*;..” woman- reportearter .from , h is, lo ck er, .• probably ihe best indindicator, because o '-.y,, I J St-7 and missed the plnyo/offs. And the offensive lineline has been wiped out by Cardinals C can hope that It it’ not on setting; off a controversy that- the Broncos haven’t played a It w asn 't that longg aago and i. .,w .^ h_ four teams they’ve bebeaten arc a injury, butI c com plaining-nbout it is the tl scoreboard. i , didn'rgo-away'/ a y 'f o r lh e rest o f the,; id*5 hoot offense yet and the almost dead even." J-f combined 3-17. with thetl last two one of the: reasonsrt Ron M eyer losl should be primed, coming off season. ;ri.kin, will hi^c wins over .winless Indiaiianapolis and his job. J e ts (2 -3 ) a t C le v e la nn c d;(2-Z ) n m ay haveave carried over — One thing the Reds icrous upset loss.at.New to contend with is5 a Icam Chal hos i jjj Tampa Bay. ••We don’tI ’t make excuses." general «en Ihe focal point for- id in which Warrenjvtoon had The hot item in New Ylts win this one, il may be—hii;^lianrr ^ In pm vr it — iht:th Giants deleiisejhat iss laslast in the league. Barry Sanders, PhcPhoenix without ^ .You can't say the Butucs don't get the new coaioach factor. The Steelers M innesota (2-3) at beat the Browns 13-10 twIWO weeks Timm Rosenbach,, anand Philadelphia aiiy^ breaks — they get Brad E Goe^l are comingi offo their bye. which gave ^ugo. so the Jets need a 14-1ulOwinto San Die;Diego (0-5) at without Randall Cunrunnlngham or Jim ', . Detroit (4-1) nt quarterback inste;cad of Jim them time toto get the bugs out of an prove _ at least one point. iCj' McMahon or Randall Cuirunningham. offense and > . R ajiders(3-2) id t : McMnhon. who injurtjured a knee in the LiLions could go into their off id defense hat both have :p But Tam pa Bay. l i ^ a quarterbacki i«cn intonsi.s One key to the Jets’ impi ______first.quaricr ot.Mo n-llrsrplace alone in the NFC isi.Mcnt. - - - not much to be- Mo"d«y " ‘Sill’s wcck-in-f cbnirovei^y. too. Vinnyly Testaverdc _____ —they've' playcd'Chici ibbut for'the'Chargersjl ______F''mc. li if-they win and-the-Beafs- jy or Chris,Cliandler acc bebei'tcTciioices Fhocnix ( -Bu?too-tw glt-^a-weH-as- • • lr’.s a test r»>r-MiiTllaik Rypien, who ) ^Washington. That's hardly x(3-2) utOiant<;(2-J) ^ :am Ihat's allowed only: lhan Goebel,.but_the.c-confuslon - , ...... Miami — is an offensive line li lh a|-r^ °¥ = ^ i^ ______— finntjlcd'fourtimesncs^nd:lhlcw;WOr:^5,-ofjhthe' qucstro’n againsfa- team' givqii^en O'Brien timpi ______interceptlon& .M onda ^core^l■tcwe^pol^ts-Iha^^j ^ d o e s n l t __ h e lp __th e m . Ie Coliseum since Art^___ j„ jeammaies. particularly v lio rnnk fourth-iimong32&=j«.»Hrt^lnir-Thomas-holej first game against,sl « cop-rank=d le but T fldinnapolis ond .is defense, sixth in offcn(|c ■ tl er two seasons ago. : While. Clyde Simmons.:;.Sc''lU„'yiS ■'■■■.yindar ^thiDUgh. The same can't Be defense. . , ~ switchinling from Wade Wilson, to :ored only six touchdowns-^ ng is.a coach on the hot und friends likely to be the Browns, who .spent the > In other games Sum•umlay:.. Rich Caniannohatquanerback. antes, largely because ti the (dreaded?) vote of • to win the game on their« trying to bol.ster the offens Lions are 4-0 with' Barry ■rowi^. they ve tunurned the ball over 1 0 is j. averaging just over 14 p' B u fT alo (5-0) aitKonsasCity tl* .11's only four fewer than g "Dan IS doingDing his best to make^ rs; 0-1 without him. But theJ' Pittsburgh (2-2 game. (3-2) (M ondaday night) defensee has1 been just as imporiiint.. all oflast sea:ieason. this a betterter team," general ng 51 points in its Inst fourur Indianapolis (C(0.5) , • So evcryoiyone is pointing fingers. Dallas (3-2J vs. G r^en r Bav . mnnaijgcr Bobliobbv Beathard sotd.' : : _T he Chij^Ts Still thithink they might- allowing '-When you see how close we are,' after the 45-U opening week Rick Vcniuri knows adversity.u __ iiicliiiling L;Lawrence Taylor. wIio have tenierf the'Sillsins in tiie playoffs' games nf (1 -4 ) a t M ilw a u k i . everybody in the brganizatiqn would! r road to Buffolo loss nt Washington.W he was l-.H-l in three ycyears as head decided to call a Q^layers-only last year had their rc Ihis wecirio straighten DonlMajkowski has a1 ;sprained like tb sec wtfttctAl happens w hen we ami. And they've TwoI warnings.w, coach at Northwestern,I. which is IO meeting thi not Slopped nt Miami I.-The Giants will break lileft shoulder, but the reueul sprain dowinagumeore or-two." ? been pointing fo r• ththis game sincc The lastlas time the Lions sinned thislis Ihe Big Ten what the C 6llsarelo-ihe6 I things out.-i Q Archher settless for share! of course; ii^igcord :Callister shakess sloOW Start tc Me( CLEM MviONS. C N.C. (AP) — CGary-Player in the 19":974 PGA birdied the Inst;t thithree. George Archrchcr had a hricf flirlution Championship. C Jim Colbertrt ai^da G ib b y G ilbert * n ------wnrine-50-s -oF -eS r^—were-ficxi-at-l-138U5ilbcrt-«hou68, 31 -----. captiture earl3TrleadiirTef e x a s ^ O p e i share ofthee ccourse rCcord and a one- under u par. Archcr was a stro;roke ahead Colbert-70. , stroke leadd ■ S^urday in the richest «>of®>o Dale Douglass and Simoron Hobday They were ■followed foil by Jim Dent. SA N A N TODNIO N (Af) —’ four strokesstt at lO-under. butI "I didn't get myself ouMl O Ihc c,„„„„|h«listen-PGA Tour. Vwith one round to go in1 ithe S I.5 Ben Smith. Al'KiJ Kelley and Mike Hill ...... Blaine.McCallislcritcr.startetI.slowly,- Tbogc.ye«yed-thrce-of-thc-fjrst.six_t c—tournan^tnt.—hc-suid—,_ I - k e p i ------A tchcrsiicniid-thc-ihoiiphrofTi-scorc—n—million-Vanlage Championslitship:------at-l-39-Dent-an<-and'KeUey-had-72^;— ------bul went on to shoehootal-undcr-par—holes— __ saying-lQ-mybclfJ-didn'i.gigcLlo.lO;------i„.il,c-5ll-si‘.-vr»>ssed-ljiv-ijiind-ufler-—----- ,Douplass-aml-Hobday-shc.hQt-67_and_Smlilu7l and.HillHill.69.______69 nnd led the Tcxifcxas Open by one “I get;et to 10-under. and alj o f aI under t by'liilting it bud." he'd playedd 1 the from side al a rain- vwere at 136. Douglass ca|rapped his Lee Trevino0 cacame back with a 67 stroke Saturday desdespite charges by suddenn I'm feeling invincible." On the back nine. McCcCaliislcr Oa„,pcncii TaniilcwoodT,i course in 7- effo e rt w ith a last*hole biibirdie and, and was at 142.42. Arnold Palmer had - —------JiihirCuok'unUGarnuryHullberg. McCnlirsnrsjcTsard.“ ...... —parrediinTinhq-|- ( 8 t h r-whL-n-hc « ------S5icPiSF20:29: ■> hHobday, using his elongateited-pufier. Ihc^siimflioialnfic-nfiera-72.------7 — . made u 15-foot putt to fin C o o k 's 6 6 andnd Hullberg’s 65 "Golf]lf is an amazing thing, t ■■B.,1 ym,;i j,just go wilh it and laugh '' pulled Ihem into1 a tieI for second at Every timetir you think you've got itt a £ birdie. ;her said. "G o lf is a furi IO-umler-par.2p()[)() after 54 holes, mnsterecred. it’ll jump up and biter .’Xuckily..-1-W-cnt oui,a,_ a„d . l. . ti's'iibi niciini to be played cd second behind you inI theth butt." played F the golf course am,nd iliiln’l ta in t, •"'d ll Hallberg Hnished everyone when y.ai ,cre iiplighi., at the Texas Open McCaCallister managed to get1 geti caught up in w h a t c\ Mark O'Meara at t 't want to get uptight. l.ist y ear afier bog'H)geying the final back inn controlc of his game on the: else e was doing." said tluhe Texan “I > thinking abouH)ula5‘;."- hole. seventh,h, making a 25-foot putt forr from f Fon Stockion. -McCiillistt^r staritnried S aturday’s a birdie.ic. "Hopefully n i coome in Any. realialislic

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4 , ~ ^ r f \ S S ^ ^ l l e y rsuy laa : e ^ p r t 0 : ur i ClOilUin S r t t n o)me?— ] By Ciaig Ijpcoln . . firm reiinvents Timcs-News writer FALLS - The adsjcIsjcratai^Q not> _ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H so-subtle Olid appcalinglRemlemer Buy'from your neighbors. tube 1 ■ For the past few years, BuyBu Idaho Inc. •A Sim'VAley comiimpany nuiy changa hihas been urging Idaljoans.i buy from - the ball6twitb-an-an-izmer-tube-tutu IcIdaho companies. Keep the moneyr in the ...... ■ method offgetting a float tube in the .state, st the not-for-profit organganization ^ys, - - water. ' | • ' . and.wc will all prosper.. _ . .. ______T oni -- ~ But defining jin Tdahoi^'om < pany is ' .Willittma, has developiloped a float.tube - ^ilficult di — few Gem Stalee bibusincssesare~^^^^H • the “Lotiiude” - withi-ith a split fnint. Fly free’ ft o f out-of-sta^c ownwn'ership and ' fishers cao float the tubetul in the water, sit financing. ft down ana'buckle theiie front, instead of .In an increasingly intenterdcpendent^ tiying to y olk into thehe water with fins on regional,' r< national and irin^rnational feet and auloQt tube aroundarc the waist ■ : economy,-keeping e< dollarsars a local “GoneJare Ibe day's da; of iCy wa^er economy ec is tough. It's a poirjoint Buy Idaho acrobatics and the onejne-Iegged - leaders Ic concede, while th< fo c u s on act.” Slew’s promqtionjional literature says. ' educarion ec and information. WilliorM’ idea cameme o f a cold, wintery Moreover, the principle oof f Jdaho-fiTSt is ...... day belpw Arrowrcv ro c k -D am as h e in in conflict with traditional free-market — —stnigglca-into-his-ownwn-float-tubo-in-icc------«-economic theories______.. -cold.watp.______;;_B ut thcre’s.no questionI ththe benefits of. “I dedded that’s it,"it,” he s a id “I started ke_eping k< money in a local eeconomy are ...... tritAlmendous. That’s a theme that w ill be>e soiindedS' often rajbUiKobi at tbis weekend’s trade show)w at the Magic Valley Mall, one of several cuc ^ p a ig n s Buy V a l l e y JJ Idaho has developed. W’ilWith business ventures didirectories and a Christmasos catalogs,< the - organizationor makes it easiesier to find an ||||^ ^ ^ ' IdIdaho company that offers somethingso you PUOlUiO luMBn to o SALSaURT doing my own designs.’ns. want. Williams got a patcmtent on his float tube Public servlcc announccn c c m c n ts nnd A v a rie ty/ (o f Idaho p ro d u c ts a re9 _thirg,-tho-nct-woll-bc;-bcing—would-be ------response. y_withm_aliitc_„ho,hoMwi-doliar-sp«nt-rolls'ihrough- boundaries. Buy Idaho’s MagicM Valley pockets orsrseven. _ ^ tim e o f A d a m1 SiSmith and some of the: enhance.” M atthews said.icL rEarly on, it complelpletely overwhelmed __ ( Director Craig D ahlauist said."i- B uy Ida:lah o sa y s S188_^m illion1 lcleaves earlier economicc tlithinkers, economists have .“In other words, therere canc be more.total "Our overall goal is to convincecon ldab6 >acb'iB“ycar on direCFiHBlliraKlTCtOSes: CoiptlDSlzed spccll5cittlizaiff seven, g o ^ and servicesices that a nation, rcpon or always fust stop and give an1 1dahoId business saymg thatat means a'loss of $1.3 bill!ilUoh'to state is most proficiificientai: produce som e ofeveiythinjhing.” op a bladder system . - qj, an opportimity,” Buy Idaho10 PresidentI W. the stote's e I In Idaho, dignitaries suclsuch as L t Gov. and" float tubes use inner > economy. “There's noI doubtd that goods and Lee Hudson said. “If theyy ccan find the Buy/-IdIdaho—leaders ..’realizeEC . the services that aree prcxlucedp: in Idaho createI J.R. Simplot Co. cxecuticutive Butch Otter ■product.or-coFviw-they-wan^antr-that*6. th6“ nrpnnlyjitin nplctely jobs'for Idaho ict ' diess iu uuldoor clotheillica uiid piuiiiulc ; Williams settled on io n w o n 't be Able to tow pl quality they want, that’s coc o m p etitiv e ly gtop the flo'low o f dollars o ut o f the stateate. Bank Economistt KK) elly M a tth e v w sa ii buying'Idiiho-goods an?an?" se rv ic e s w h ile ------, slmUnr lft.what is,. ^ priced, then b u y ith e re ;’— — ‘T mftg-iltlgJightftr------ivc^ta^-with- the flow ana'sa'5cccpt:^^=::2?Thc-ldwle,~ho :howcverrtbat=if:cvcryanc= fence:------...... //Williams overcame — Buy-ldaho-represents-ali-about-2,000-that-there-a r-are-many-things-that-are-cc-out-of—tried-to-do-that,-nol not-only-on-a-stale-basis-or- and the tubes have a ■— ifhas'wofkedrarleBsr'Bsrwtih"busliies46i5: ------before completing his businesses and 164,000 jobs5 ththroughout the our control,}1,” Dahlquist said. country basis, thehe overall economic well- ocket that can’be g,, ' The organization says its mcmbciBhip has ill, he had to develop state. Twenty to 30 MajVlagic V a lle y *^Buy Idaho Id is just tying businiinesses being of the world t a scrvicc istalion o r ‘ irld’s citizens o r coim try or increased 372 percent;nt in the past 18 .; for the tube - m ost floi businesses are signing up each)ich m onth. together ;oso we can have a healthy etoiionomy state would probabl>ably dim inish.” months. tubes from tmckiires.ortabie pump. The economic benefits o f kc>nvince B uy Idaho’s is thatthat it-incn»ses the flow-of tail for S295. “ I : progress, not by keeping:rig a ll o f Idahoans’ what economists call .theic '“m ultiplier consumers 1 s to buy products m ade else^sewhere information -• IdahoL companies and . money away frra suchbi cccompanies as out- . . ______mcd-focjwhltcwatef-i effect.’!c f In essence,, whatt hihappens is a fiom local \ 1 vendors. - 1 - 1 ...... consumers c m findInd out about desirecf goodsI -! of-stnte mail order outlets.rts. . than other products, anc consumer’s dollar goes into a shopkeeper's£ “There o nicy's old Smith’s p° are going to be those proiiroducts and services isasicr,icr, M atthew s siiid. B ut free valve stem in a poc: pocket, who in turn spendss itIt somewhere that Idaho10 cannot offer," Hudson>n said, trade, and a lackIc ofol reguktory barriers, are! "I don’t know i f it everrver will be possible I is moving along. -i. inflated by m outh, at a else, and that dollar goes thrcthrc)ugh several “A nd in ththat case, Idaho businesse9SCS are essential, for businesses in. Idahoahojoiflupply 100 < -cd out, M.H, King ^ ...with s lightweigl^ port: pockets. import that product and pnprovide . “The whole bwi , percent of what Idahoanslans want,” Hudson o f the property, going lo in 3uis df &ee trade and the Williams has sold : If, instead, that dollar is spenpent out o f state that product idea'of comparativi I said. md' front entrances ' ict to Idahoans.. i^ye,^vanta^e is based on tubes so far. They retail o.r AH njailjrojder.purchascs, iUfl iLi iQst tp jh e “ ThaVs \ r - “Customers are-in; loveDve -with mail-order -. ; 1,- said Hernion King - .jg, { whttLwe call 'value addeIded,!. the idea that i f vari^ d u 9 lOMtidiis.... tend' (o' local-economy forever. Econconomists agree Hudson saiclid. s|>ecialize and producepro those things they’ companies. It’s a convcnian ie n tw a y to sh o p .”

- R enovatioii Bt BurlcC'Toneof31 King’s - p- ' Food & Drug storeUtah i: - is located at W hen Sm ith’s m oved ICC pi;lans C ^ u rc h a s e d m u c h oaTiThaving^tinobko f ■ The parking lot nnd ^Quiclk fix’ m m * s i o ni p m i i have been remodeled;■enovation s should be o fM .H . King Co. to hearr rail — —King's Buriey store~7 stores in Idaho and Uu ipW Sc Bqnipmpnt jg the shopping center. — heeaded-fii)r^eg i — — "We wcre”iiitcirstc3' good,” King said. jazipc, which bills ^ sal H ere’s a sunimary ofo f Saturday’s . I “there is plenlenty ofTddtrTiiTtHe praposi I Constmction and ren(Business Authority,!!. edition o f Magic Valley AG\G Weekly: feedlots because: of placements the last ___ completed next year. Is-based com pany to. TbeApodated Press >ry—about—Idaho— ------I four-m6nths.-PlacciTccmcnt8arpdown.-Foed ------A milk~diver8ioQ prognigram could be last weekf'tf'Pintos, Sf4 a hundredweiveight; lot operators will bid aggressively." WASHINGTON —- The' Interstate introduced diis m onth in the House or the small ^l)it<[\{i, $2C^/ l^imdredweight; pi Commerce Commissionn v.will hold an oral AmericaQFire IVncktvned by Dave Long, - .- pinks. Potato growers aaacrocb the country have ! Senate; a disappointing signiign for aides o f' S16 a hunindredwcight; Great North hearing, possibly in Idaho,io, on< Union Pacific - <- in a way. start-up business to rthem, voted to add aboutout $I million to their ! U.S. Sen. Lany Craig, R-lda■Idaho, and R e p .- S 1 6 . a hUliindredweight; reds, $19 $1 a $^.5 million campaiipaign chest to promote •Railroad’s plen to abandandon its Wallace ! Entrepreneur magazvith-S20,000 imd an ------— Richard Stallings. D -Idaho.-0- ■ ...... huhdrcdwefeight.' ,, 'pptoioes. -fanmclr~liner the~5tntp*a-:c’s -c o n g rc 8 5 io n a l------^ itself as ‘T he Small Bus “Thia is still the samele oold diversion Gromr delegation says. Union PadPacific has pctitioned> ^rs are riot selling theic. bebeans, t j,, additionalII ffunds, said to cover J picked the Twin Falls-br d i s t n ^ and small program that resulted in the the ICC to allow the abaridoridononent o f the line*- ; he 1983 fiasco,” wallingfbrbrhi^es prices. ' inflation in advertisLtising costs, came about ------fe a ttire —in —8—s to ryneed fire trucks. said Lewis Eilers, agricull from Plummer to MullaiuL I sultural aid e to : Q rttly coming,bffcc the nnge will 8«g “ through a refercndi:ndum to eliminote the entrepreneure. :s make urban fire Craig. “This is not the long-i Companies, includingig tthe locar mine's, n^-term solution lukewmmn reception despite the factact the right o f a grow err to ask for a refund of ^ .The company is owneEast get rid o f their we were looking for. T hiss jsIS the quick' fix m a iM is d contend it will deal ak deathde blow to an 1 down from a w eek ago. . his assessment. 35. Long moved his 10sta years'no matter that hangs another albatros:ross around the tootaiscised sMpments as supermar already staggering econocmomy in the Silver ^ Doug Slothhowiower, president of ihe " ; Twin Falls in 1989-witlhave been used. dairyman’s neck.” b u ilt ,\ip inventories il for Octobcr t Valley. Board, said about 95 idea. h maker. He buys ______as.somc.Qf.the , spcclSls pupushed up the cattle mariwtcrt iMt N atio n al P o tato B( “The economic and enviimvironriienlal health ___ ri -donlt .think,.thia_hasj p c re c e n t o f th e potato pc growers were , The idea? Rural firefurtii^b d ih’cm, arid alternatives Cohgrcssmaman Stallings weelobyS3S3to J5 per hundfedweighL of the valley is at stake here,hen and 1 think the sment. The remaining 5 ] - to w n s in the W estt nc wanted,’’ Charles Barnes,ies, aide in the T^se.gagainsiwere lost in some areareasas Paying the ^ssm e ICC’s investigation willill bringt out all the ;» -p ercent taking thehe refunds were.large. ^ Insurance companiesr-busiri«8,-’salc3 i are -- — — Twin Falls office; s a id .'' ...... 7------'MilffiSant QCCO|-r)-!f!n!in, snid - - a w « k ' 'c o i ^ a t i i a g ro wm m : I . departments in the EosI $2.5 million this^______“The cost of the prograr{ram is paid by Deliver, pnprov^ more accuratc by a w trucks af^er about 10 ; iissc^mcnt against the'iiiryiry industry, and' "in m s exp©se d itio n the im provem ent( w a _ Bad^ prices movMved upward 9llghUy.in._ _ “Once again, as In theifi-COsc-OLlhc.Teton Cl ______fp*Hing thiithis week a»-buycrs still------' Valley tmoch line a fewkf ^years ago, the ICC how much the trucks haiIdaho'a “well-kept - the cattlemen won’t like th'^rhilkIhT surplus “teiiiporaryly sttuation.” — aoving sought to fill a Sau iid I Tfm McGreevy, ' StaUlngs,'D-Tdahd;aaia.-:' I — ^— Two'yearsinto'-his-bi• the Snake River market’ activity rem’diilairis, “slow, 'in'the s8i8 5 16'$87 range’foy thelis'past mfd-we'elc,” 'said' administrator of the Idaho Barley “The abandoiiment of thei branch line expected to exceedriver S: m fting and thC' exceptionally slow,” said1 KeithK Padgett, month. i •iculturc market - Sands qtu p e c ts the price to soften to $84 Commission in B oi»oise. ’would ^ v e a devastatingg eleffect o n the local yei^. 'cr of No Return U.S. Department of Agricu reporter in Greeley, Colo. to S85 in/ti/the coming weeks becausi Tuesday and _jmining industry ... and disruptdist slgnificantb[______— *:— Ths-ftrtlclecallcd’Idi . P ric M ro se S l pci Bean price.?^ r^n^nin nnelpnfhnn|T,»r< fm m VOhunOfAiitjitfdemand-wiU-Femaio^ii^g t t ------SOTWitt a ton o n W the efTuiis uoociit^SVZTS]^fssfcnrbnicrais u> • secret,” but was genenic* magazine "led oH*" ~ ■” promote economic deve^svelopment in the cs: • __ . suiprisiogly, the ma^ozij *region.” ______mgntinning Pvel Kniftviiccnse Plate Trivia' jump attempt over th Canyon^ Sun Valley, nousriv P otatoes.' J _ Frank Church River Employerrs st^nd tQ1 Q o r e f r o nm : f e a r t hl i a n e m p lI c p y e e s WUdemess. iJdaho?;! — J.;...... " Management by fear is as old)Id :as a raw hidel [ " S H I K piiblishcsd resultsI fo)mfo his study of.neurotic common. ' Equipment'thi'.theft, equipment ______A ridrof-oourserthe^ise-plate logo is ^ whip laid across the bare backci^faslave. of n f f ' people and theorizecized that our bchavicff^ is the ;sabotage, emotional oulbuilbursts fit into the its stories with potatoes:I just Jeopardy fans,' Shakespeare said, “ofr Aldll the base D ll result of needs. TheTh theory caught on like aggression : caiegoiy. Whe:Vhen major attitude “ 'A lex, I’ll try 'Liccinow about Idaho m JintyRoUiat passfonis, fear is the m ost a ccujsed.” o ^ Hitler Q wlldflre ond. isB stills the most popular nstantly an issue with h i ^ turtumi)ver. So is negative effedts«f on.them" or theirr «w ork.. finally self-actualizalization. I f you are cold and total quality maDagemenBcnf program s for 7 business news? training. ■ Additionallyly, 70 pcrcent said they“ bit their hungry little else mamatters. Maff'c VttUey Reponal MetMedical Cater. She Call Business Reporte—^ ----- E2------—The-cott^f dcfcnding-adn'idministrative.' longue” fttjjt.w ork b ccau se th e y fcarc

______1 — -j-Tradewinds-— ^ ~ T ' ' ' , r . Business beat ■ Classified T 3 | :■ ■' r , '— ' \ . f 2 Tlmoo-Novra. Twin Falls.3. IdIdaho Sunday, Octobor 6.19S1991 BusinessS , Utahfijirinlea

LOGAN, Utah (AP) —- Scott save hunting, he .said., lookirjking for a w.iy to stay heal _ W aitcrson and Gary Stcvcnsicnson took .‘‘Home fitnesiicss equipment affords Sieveiivenson said. "We obliged.” Xhc_foundcr3^clnickcd'^.wwootj -Eft the home fitness indiisiiyf b;by stoiTO"' fam iltes'an econonomlcal-way-io sweat— with.ciiuipipent designedcd to lure out the rcccssiosion." Stevenson said, .stove3VCS and invested inn th e -W hile. * Americans out o f the JiealilV[lVcliibahd"''‘W c hcn you:huhave lo tlghTcn your burgergeoning home indusiry.-V ' ■■■ back into tlic living room. belt, the first things thi to go are health impoiiporting simple exercise cy Now. inspired by ihc vidccdeo boom, diibs and weighight-loss programs.” - they:y sstort^ malang treadmills...s..Spon ______W esl6 Inc. is pushing'a _ the Logan-b•b ased j J. J - company, expanded:d to a V /•. i f product to keep th(^c fitn e ssI equipmentc affords ■■''warsVwaichcrs'ath’o ilic ;" ' full line of equipnpm ent, W ' f ■w'® H- m ■ a trcodinil! with u view. ^ famini^s an ecgn'lO I years ' ■^1,,)^____ p.-/ipli«-r,vili7i‘ h hi- i - \ lliL- ni»»L‘s;ikL- n f 12.141 :i that turned llie .‘^D billionthnth burner, Bul______— r r ------TT— r o mmpuicflzcu— r treaUinitls • Ml wIiL-.e creilil is iliie. ago. And.industry analystsS'S P ^ ^ i ^ '- . T u r i n s Ih c; 1979I energy crisis, joinis *— not a guy j named Ray or-aj;lo’;lo \v n c a lle d lu- w arns L-rc.lil sales will keep climbing. actically talk back. M cnoiuU I siskolched .llie gulden arclitss ili:ill;!!'prompted ;he rights to Fire King ], ll ^ relies on the >;iuni retail clchains Ronalil. ---~~A-rccent surve.v-by-the-A ^•e:hiin-selL-iorr:hi.vnirchh c c t::;;:?:q«'n^l^.'d-yi'u-hii>e-ii-nig -niultimnrtf-last— ■ ■s-dnd-dcvclDPiid~arrrrj^-J;erPcnncyrWal-Murl,rHeniirmiins,- old M cD nnnkl:uscd:to.brai.~e:l Sporting Goods Dealers Ass Hioring Ray Kroc as ihe "ralt■falher ol llisi n i-l.iv " rT ^ iscr"^sTaiTeirilKhTirger'ctiuiii. . \v^ich1 virp1 t)“ jf retailers who Qartirt 1 Brothers and K Mari — which celcbralit)ns nnno showed that nmre than 30 Kroc bought his first McM cDonald's S.S hill.on. clamored for an off- g,c counting on the populariiriiy of lottd" sincc Kr A m e ric a n s %york o u t on 11 McDonald and his brotherher. Maurice Ktohaiil anilml Mac. who died in 1971.I. had1 sold 20 ' W csl.cslo products tolielp pulli ilieni1 restaurant, from f cxercise equipmeni. Kascnen projects * J, L-isi M^-'Oonaldaid. ikI opened eiglil rcsiaiiranisIts 1by the lime 1,9 billion. . T hey hil upupun Irumpolincs and. throurough the economic slump, cil on their door, hut il'ss KKroc whi. is sales this year may lop Sl.9 :^uck & b r o th e rrs s were I'asl-food firsts, whenw llieit Kmi: k.mckcil :nt already bouncing fromm trade show 10 trade year,ar. beleaguered Scars. Koebu ifi/ol .IS Ilie riisMiiod.founder, Home cxercise equipment lo for ' rcsuiiirani openecn e d in 194K in San [icriiardi.rdiiin, ('..III, idcly K'l n^Mfi, ler, rcentofall show, soon sawsa> the poiential for Co.1. publicly ciled Weslo accounts for nearly 15 perce to the. Kiik was sellingIg llicin1 milkshake nuichiness alat Ihc lime. .. Tutnei said.I.l.ihe iiH'ijia are lespiinsibler for Ihe billing, :rcise equipment. dulstilstanding contrlbuiiuns it . ip o rtin g good.<: .sales, sur]iurpassing imponing cxerci S u years lalor,tor. Krt>c hoiighi their fraiichifchisc rij;!.ls. lUil Ki'ik', in hihis aiirohiogniphy, "Ctnnding;iig llI Out.'-'said i?.cd America was store'ire's saies. sports equipment in all catcategories r’W e re a liri IJie hroiliers sold[lid out 10 him in I%1 for S2,7 iiiillioi., hi' "liM.iuloil Ihe Ihl McDonakl's liamhurgerr ch:chain and built 10 caNh, il lio n . .1 si..Ilk'lie icstaiirani.in Des Plaines.s. Illinois.II an "Suddenly, afiafter wc sold, inv gollv., lielit cles aK-il i.ilc.nal.ini.il o|opetalion wilh billions ofdiilkilollars in annual ■* himself tl) Ihe foufounder.".saicl McD.iiiaUk \vli4inhisniinveivc New llaiiipshire, tided under a federal grantnt and Tn national 'lelevisionIc :ippeuringng tins |iasi Kn-v <''|vnfl ItiIti.iisell, in l’J.'i.i Gerald Lewis, a deliveryery driver He was one; ofol 28 Uniicd Heritage funde rirrt ihe coni|ian\ and lhe'org:iiirg:ini/alion ihai a sales force of I.O(K) operacrates job iraining nnd TluirMlay. .ihee 1 M' cDonald's Corp, '\illII hI o i.it. llio "k.iv lu iii.d r ^ for United Parcel Service,5. hash been agents out of a- l>t.[ N k D i.n al.likl's im Ihe m ap." he saidI TramTn his Oak lipuny fo r to cn m the all-c*-expense paid trip. .The. .cmplciploym ent program s Jn _44 s i ; i t c v __McDonald brtiUic:ihcrsas well as Kroc, -recognized by the conipu .er l.iL-U-to-nrnnts- lM.;oiti d on sales performance andci Pucdo'Rico.Pi 'Company offoftTcials'saidthcy'-nevV r driving 15 years witluiiliouf un honor is based o \kl)o..alii hihas hi'en hiisj eiviin: inlervicvviews since Tlie ______imj.VUMo.meMicjreteniion. ______overshadow ihe.• hibrtilhers. inndcrTinhe>~l'oundcd-thc-con'r o n e c p if-'tiit!— Wiill-Sif«'vi-.l*>iUiuin.il-aiieil his complaintss in Augusl. So if United United Hcrita■jtage sells a com plete HHerfiibn ei E. King, presioci Lewis works out of n. "R a y Ktol- 1ms ih.-ti>.|>(uan.ilinii. liurance. group life and M.H..H. King Company, was named na Fred Tumor. Mci'IcDiinald's senior .chairman, ‘ Parcel's Twin Falls offi'ffice and line of life insur I co n ce i'l in i" " 11'is Un.iuklie. In.siness lias hecoine ;inn issiie."is- Turner come insurance and "Rciaeiailer of Ihc Year" at the IIdaho fouiitled the coin]nnp;iny that develo|>ed ihal cr delivers in the Duhl and Filerilerareas. disability inco r wtirld," sanl, "irs c.nliil'artassini: aiu! il's awkward.,rd. Iliere' onghi . annuities. R etuinailers Association anin n u al ' ihe largest foodI sosorvice organi/alion in ihe Richard McDtDonahl said his gripe was,i.s .nine1 wiih lo Iv cnoi.di c.eieilil K' I’ll .irinim!." Laird B. Stone of StS te p h a n , convenvention. Kvanvig, Greenwood, StStoiie '& 7im“TliordorIon of Idaho'Green KinKing'was-born”ln'ldaho-Falls Trainor was appointed to tintlie Idaho T h u m b , hass received speciul wasIS raisedi in Burley wherere h is ^ Volunteer Lawyer Programam Policy recognition forpir placing 79 percent o f fatherher founded the flrsI King’s si - C o u n c il__b y I D iane__.MM iin n i c h .. the program 's puparticipants in jobs. In 1945 king became v Rats'irnvade U.SS. Treasuiry press rcroom ■ 7“W s ------awiirdid—prcfJhef.ldcnrand-trcajturer-61-N- M .l lr ^ ------^------— Executive Director of the Idaho Riordon c w s i c r v ic e ------TTiirellmyauvlui;i:ru.si;illllltrald-l:Lsition□ncit—'^onajdeiedilllCihiil'estT eslTinvestmeni-iu ______ngr-in-1949-Ktrig-f ookr-ovci—-1 Knight-Riddcr-Ncw — -Stule-Bar.— :------membership-on-sn-thc-N ational-G recn—K-tngr m elhodiuul of rei'oiiine. I le liiciaieddhis I thewnrkl. Thumb Placemiiment Honor Roll for leadciidcrship of the company. T ON — With ‘storyy’over O’ the leleplione. Private exlenninininaiors warn 79 percent placement ure ncnow thirty-.one K ing's siorn thele run, ihe Bush Siephc President's Club Convcnicntion of ended June 30. I is fiehting a new tiailyy newsjiaper11 The Bond Hii\»•>'^-'t, ill.Ihe w im er. w henen ihe: crcalurcs lUftl—L ife —level-for-ihopasiasi-thrcc-yeani ______^ L.Pum £ u iturQ. in, G o o d in g wii!IIS re - ad m in istra tio n is — United-Heritage—Muiuft ross itie street troiii and ti.ieoiv of the laic'i viciims off 1 I come in I rom the cold.co Tltat ulso mb Inc., the largest of electe:ctcd Chalmian of the Board,i. - - menace right acrfis Insurance Company whichhi wnsw iKld Green Tliumb w irc-eiij-eaiing rtulenl^. ^ liiippcns to he ani-timi■time in the press Senior Community Jenleny Ridley of IGA Super CenterO ihe White House, ■‘iri m id -S e p te m b e r ut th[he e Hyatt ten nation-1 S D aiivies. v i v.’lui is aiming I Hawaii. Service Emplo;iloym ent P rogram s is in JeromeJen was electcd 10 the boaoard. . Ruts. “ Regency Resort in Kuuai, Hu tirters assigned 10 le p o r t 1 pesi problem, ... Construction out;lulside Ihe Treasury Aware of the pe ills of 'I'leasurv's mullibillii •l'rc:isury inainienanceince people have ~|' Building, adjaccicciit'io'ihe W hite lar securities aiiclioi j H ouse, has sent; rtrodenis scurryiilg " '^ ;irnied the press corpsrps with rat traps. dnesdiiy I'ouiul ihe coid to I •omiscs o f cleaner Top car mak * into the Treasuisury looking fdr ’ rodeni spray and promi carpeting. siness beeat som ething to sinkk llIheir te e th in to . ' ,.‘,,.,,1.1-1 ugh. j„ [hit dep;inmenl offii.ifficials appear to note ’91 moc ------But insiead off rnibbling away at ■avies' machiiic is one of lour id Ihc U.S. govcrnmiment's S3 trillion ‘ be having a problemm d discerning who W o m e;n n ’s group w ill adiddress loan fun( press room lhat regiiliii debt, the rui-piick,ck seem s-10 h a v e “ 'X■ives - '’! ih e iiHeiesi i.n c s aw aidcilcjI in t'ldprils are, I -sales slump- WEES^^e-'n-eW-mlcrcrloan-fin'fund'Vi'iirbcdiscusscd'aftI ;-the— —d e v e lo p e d — nn—1— iiffcction— for-i;^-^—TsuryVsiiles of bltls, uutcvTir;ind ------W hcti-inl'ormotl-ll'll-Ihnl-rnls-wcrc— 1------;y firsi floor press monthly Wo:Vomen in B usiness T ask Fore'orce meeting to be held frorom Treasury's dingy i|s, MarKels_iitmitld_Ll)C-iiK'.k'bc.„pjevalent in thc.pru;pru.ss room , line porters spend Ihcir DETROIT (AP) — Theicnalions i tl;30a.m.toto I p,m, Thursday ot M c ‘ni’ ’ E Ed's Pizza. -- ...... room ; w here rcpoi VC on Ihal inlonnalion in makiikine official commenledlied. "We can'l Big Three automakers on1 TTlmn.ilny leaker will be Joe Herring, cxecixcculive director o f the Regi(gion day porjng throuo u g h th e n a tio n s liim illion-dollar iiades in cimirol who your officesoff; as'sign io reported a 12.4 percenl droprop in sa cs ,v Dcvelopmpmeni Associntion. financial informatitiition. Treastusury's sccuriliCs. which1 ;are cover us,“ for the 1991 model year, whwhile sales jhj viomcmen in Businc.ss Task Forcc is openi lo any business womiman Lately, rats hahave been eating __ oLJapanese.cars were dovJow n only------„,,o warns> icto meci-wiih olher business-:ss-womun for cducationul and. at .through- the.-tc-telephone- linc.s ------5.9 percent. ■ ’ , , , networking; opportunities.o c o n n c c te d to computers c and Sales for the model yearear. which more•e I information, call the Cenieinier for New Directions at llIhe facsimile machines,ies. to Ihe dismay of j | _ ended Sept. .^0. camee tot i 2.5 Col^geofSi■ Southem Idaho ul 73.'^-95.S4,>4, cut, 468 or Ihe Idaho Sm:mall Ihc financial reponlorters with iniercsi t-iruckx - DiTsmesVDev5cvcTopmciuCciltcrarcxtcmioi ------ruies-und-gross-nnlnnlioniil-]>roducLim_^H That made It the worst yearyc since their minds. 1983, when automakers sol soidahoui partn eiership sem inar setse for O ct. 16 Less liiaiT a moniinlh ago. as Knight- 1 1.7 m illion vehicles. Ridder Financial NiNews was working Richard G. Irwinn I rcponcd a - GenenU Motors Corp. rc| FALLS - "Developing Careercer Parincrships,"-u saiclli to re p a ir a ccheNved-lhrough 1 0 .6 percent sales declin vlilco scminainur. will be prc.sentcd from noonnot to 1:30 p,m. O ct. 16 al‘ ll computer phone; c cord’, ihc Feorls infonnation to ihe'lle'financial markets, Realtor receives liis coniii vehicle ovendl. Compiled from stafT repoi i | ^ 0 ______The Knight-Rid;iddcr journalist. jion out o f the price iliai The Accord and the: F -S e rie s I paid lb thciellef. Ho'^evct.Mhis 1 REALTOR !• ,1 .«■ tru» were repeal winners fromI lastla- year. docs iioi m ean he will nol,'pro. p mldbloman, even thoithough ha Automakers were happypy to close' ...... tect Ihe inlcresis.of the buj rscalvos his commimml#»lon •the books on the 1991 modnodel year. U FIOVC Divorcee,.B ankrupt(tcy ' ^ Indeedlundcfthelawandcocodei and have predicted lhatt thell 1992 I n ' of eihic4. the Realtor muii p a iid o thier i civil m attersrs «•«••••*»•••■ model year 'should be an | P C o mrtplete f. Pum p j I . tect the inieresl of-^he buyei Ihlnklng ol'selhng youyour home? improv«;ment. well av (he jcllcr bec.iu« of We have ihe buyers./ers. Fora , r . I R Salese s 7 0 ^ - 31 7 6th:h Avenue North I - ii)'i Ihc a se n t.u a n ti bolh bbii Jw r A i r v V IN R EEArrYiKc.- A ' ‘.T graduiil- I 'f O* strcngtlicn. resuUmfi in a' 33-1240— —------— ^ in" F%lls s s a r ------sa le s re c o v e ry fo r th e intl 3rd Ave. So. ' lo.nen and as fuiure clieni; said GM Vice President J:i 733-5400 7 3 4 - 65 5 5 0 0 ^ ^ .FfHspatrick.

. r ■ Sunday. Octobor 6.6.1991 nmos-Novrti. TwinFallsFalls. Idaho E-3 Cohsuiwwers ‘Colie.n : t 9 ( ) 0 - yoiM g e t tthe bill1 1 for SIi o l i e i t aition ceaU had tho phone and don’iin’i hang up quickly Sy.sti'Stems o f Vienna. Vu.. underder a Coloradq WASIIINGTON (AP) -- It’sIl like getting a I’honc: rom£ panios already had refused re'fi to little about thele collcci services, but hac ,“- enough. In fact, if you hungajp whcn-lhc-IawAt.that forbids.tlie.use.of auioiluiodiiUIng.sys-...... ;___ loiiu-Jisiunce ciiU from sonnomeone you don’t handle;; tlthe billing for tiiost'of these: lirlines. heard “ vague ancmd nebulous horror stories."- I’ss :t nnm- Neitbcr he nor:or M etalitz knew the operaiomor compulcr tells you to press a number to temsms.- ■ ■r.vnH-n;.vis_<.-r.itH!il in »tldn?ss investtgalOfs-in-otbcf-uaiciuiics.alto Inokrd------i__ _ 900 indus- of such a servicece. '■ ------njrasnnrcirorgeryotrsttrstU hniglit gct a bilh------In and you have to puy. l> erol'cc' Consumer,gripes about the ‘M to incidents involving Phoneic BiBose System s------j - publicution- The lines worork fairiy simply.' You get:i ja ’Tliafs whal happoneiiiied to 3 .7 0 0 -rcsldenTs- mto It’s tJic latest twist in telemarketing: tc A try. willill lake erfecl.jo days afier pub id the company that offered the brucelets. j jably %Te call with an offcffer for information, a servici/ice of ihrec areas in Colo'rjtorado: Pueblo, Canon and cotnputcr calls you and ilicnhen sends a bill if in thele Federal itegisier. -probabl A call to Phone Base was notlot rrelumed. ' ' ing It^ird to or merchandisec - all for a pricc. You’re tol_^ tarnished inuige, su Cl iXX).’-'. bccausc it just creaic5..anothcr creo . ------num berorhangg u1 p ,— ---- - ceivwl phone soliciiatioations 10 buy a b racdet Iccl 900-nunibcr phone tines tliarliar havc'gcncratcd—ih'c FCCrC ’rracTion— — .....- —— ubiem in whal for them hasis b< been a public lir.setup it^___ Tlie trouble is. if you don’t press a numbeiber showing support for IheIhc U.S. troops serving prob controversy u roundjlic nutiuu iiqn, Uiil. i r r e a l l y . .. ." We,didn'Mli]nk e .t that was tt lair.i lalions nightmare. Besides the FCC action. ; ' ilie Info'r- - or the rigtif nuflumbcr'-=-"orif-5^udonM-hunj ung- - in iho^Persian-Gulf.-Tlii-Tliose w hojiung up on relat isn’t a 900 line, which niquirjuircs customers to any easease." said Steve Metaliiz of ihi 3ngres»’is consideririgstrfcrretI regulations for ...... up fast enough,I, Jyou get a bil). ' the computer were billeiilled about S3JI5 for the Con .. diuL im .U -digit:m im bcr. YmYoii.nirv'd. do, ntilli-' niUtionn IIndustry A ssociation.___ c industry and state legislniure.lures have been )nnatlon*is'scarce'on'li6rv willivulespread "You cbuld\sc.sce'how unfairtharcould b)C e if-i -call. Several thousandnd answerin^machincs thei ing more in this ease than havehav a telephone. Inl’oni apping on their own restriction!lions. you weren’t horome and your' answering ma- ma were charged, state officifficials siUd. ^ slap Rules adopted last weekek by the Federal the pra.cjaciice might be, Consumers have complainedled of mislead- •eii Angel, a Mianti ciinunun.lunications chine took the call,"c;i M etalitz said. . • The Colorado attorrlomey general’s office G Communications Comn»Ksi(Ksion forbid tele- Albeh •om the company that ingg :sales pitches and high phonelonc charges as- arrying'such tails, lawyer:r anda chairman of llie Nationalnal Associ'- FCC officialsIs said there can also be probrob- obtained refunds, from • phone companies from carrj wer handled the phone promotion, pro Phone Ba.se sckIiciatecl with the 900 loll lines.:s. J , and^hould cffccfively put]| aan end to them, aiion for Information Services, saidid I'he knew lems when child,Idrcn orelderiy people answe ^ G o d f o u indationsi can< holdl u p a s w e ljll as conciCrete Here^! some lips "Q. I am planning to build on 1 nesDuBeyl — ...... sy-cfI'-efflcicnt house. I have hearto d t h a t ------[jPil^rjanie amanent wood foundations C3ut u l your ;ry.,durable and energy efTitJiciMu Standard1 framedf wall uitilitybill tili to conisider wvhen 5an you tell me more about: tlthem? .L.. ... , _ _ . r ____ A. A pemianeni woc>d-f6un3 sure-treated lumber before bef< attempt- *WF). often callcd an all we wky^Aimiwi : ^ ing to build your ownown foundation . ; makiniigdonalitions .wood Sood foundation, is used irisle; panels, ' conventional poured concrc ' Better-Business Bureau s u f You can wriJe Jo men e fof r U T lL ir y ;j •ncrcle block foundation, ll BILLS UPDATE No.0 . 3973 showing . I A |b eal foundation for either < Q. Il seems like cvctVpother ot day _ BlB u s in e s s • S' m anufacturer o f the completecoi PWF - ' ' lace or basement construction.in. frame panels and otherher special con- :■ I receive cards or sddres:less labels H J O T t BiB u re a u ' \A PWF is basically a startandard from organizadoas askinging me for | Insulation__ _ gS Cement-likeL struction materials and design de- r - , heav):avy-duty wood fninncd wallI tlthat is tails and specifications3ns for building ,| donations. Do I have to pay for 1 icd for ..tlie^ foundation . below b ...... ■ contain unorderclercels. pens anil1 ,c..calendars. You are surc-i BUSINESS-SIZE envehivelope to James ^y^m any charities.as a «ii uiu moisture and insects. If builtbi to Pressure- ® gation 10 pay for or • Dulley. 77tc TirncS’/'eS'Ncws, 6906 raising funds. Here are some son basic under no obligat >ns. it ordered nierchaiuljse oper design specification* Royalgreen Dr.. CineCincinnati, OH lips to consider whcn • niim aking a return thi-. unord lould as well us anyly con- tre a te d ^ contribution decision: or lo o'nirihuleeiojheorganizaiiiin, i< 45244. tail appeals stales or mtional foundation. lum ber ® ______» Do not send cash: alwa;waysmiike If ihe direcl mail A -I’WF. offers .many. advanantages G round contribHTions by check anand inake implies that ai Ci coniribuiinn is cx- -• ;• ^ - , Q . Does it really help« lp rmich to put------chiding outstanding .energysy-cin- Hind nil tho ckc- the clieck out to the charity.•iiy. pecicd in leuirnrii lor iici.iN o r i'."-'l"' the fo u n gaskets behind must,lw reuirned or eiiL-y. ease of constructionrrct■cduccd ■ ■ _ _ triml ntitirt fnrrplntMJii>n in my home?______,m . Ihc* BHB. Som e------...... _ ^ h o u s e always seems«ms a bit dnfty. identify the charily and desdescribe its paid for. infomt litv fora do-lr-yourself buildcder. emotional organizalions willwii send oul "veriri- " " '‘.y progr;inis, De wary of or Since a I’W F is basically a appeals that tell you nothinthing alxjut' catii»n fomis" 10 make sure vmi re- ■ Sm p i a s t i c:fil(Ti f A. The inexpensiveve foamf gaskets I and ask thai vou te- ird framed wall, you canjnsul 'cuh"be'very-effectivevc for r^ucing what the charity is doing; to address ceive ilieir gill ai 'ith 2x6 i n nm . th r .-lillipli-li' r,nil's iliL- .'r- or air leaks in- ; • It.js, illegal, io „mail1 a bill, in- gani/aiioti. YouMl are■ under no ohli- ' "'ami house. Often, outdoor jur*:rawl .space or.basementIt walls jugh tiny cracks; . _____ voice'or statement of accoccount due gation to iU> .0 , If you would like— ■ ___ - side your walls th^oug^ il - rorTimuliTIIlo J c JciV in uarLri•LrmiDnnniion-nn-,Bi.-:r: ™,“ - r , ______in the wall or around'md"wirtd6«!ror------i5enhcniiility;tiills-fbr:un.uthe Hhe-Iocation-of.=-.v.^ unless il Iwars a clear and notice- rcct M ail Ap|»eai>eai—prcas-iTs-eml-25 ------d oors. Then it-Tind*Hh( usiness.si/c. scll-.id- ^•‘“•'rglergy-eflicient -hoase. Tliert.•re are • least resistance lo fiow fio' into your ; able disclaimer Slating itti is s a s o l i c i - c cnis and :i bus! lecial cem enl-likc coalings for fo any FOOl( taliot) and you arc underrnoobliga- nc dressed, stampetpcd envelope to liie house. iposed above-ground fount!ndati^n eed to put the . | lion to pay. Hetler Businessss Bureau, \W W, • You generally need mber. id the electrical , » It is against the law loto demand Jelferson. Hoisc.sc |l).S.-?7(i:. - foam gaskets behind t ForFoi basement construction,>n. you outlet arid switch coverover^ on outside payincnf for unorderedI merchaii-n in run Ihe electrics and plutiumbing disc. If unordereii items suchsue as ad- Q.-1 saw an, adat! for u refrigerator ' -— * walls only. Alwaysi switchs» off. the hat was priced-$200 - 'hrourough tlie.iii'^ulated walls andndcov. * V ' ------circuit-breaker or-remcremove-ihe-fuscJ ------_ Oresinabcls”or"greelingi canisc; are in the paper that jyefflcleni: ' whui 1 have seen in ■ them with paneling or dryw;'kvall for Perm anent wooclod foundation IseneT ^ before removing the; outletoul or switch enclosed with a direct mailhail,irppeal.' to S300 below w is less’ Dres. Since I’ve been ■' lln.isheil '" l living area. Tliat rememlwr you are underr ncno ohliga- other retail store; d finish You can citherr build1 the founda- mostt anyai wea'ther. further reducliicing cover.______place m y old one, I ipclisive.than insulating and 1 lion to pay for or relumII thet mer- looking to rep la walls. tion fniming ill youour site or purchase poieniiiniial delays and cost increases, went to purchase il '" ^g Ppoured concrcie or block wi Bill" appears in chandise.- immediately' wei on. you compleied prcssun.urc-trcated framed If yoiyob arc planning to do much:li o f "Cuf YourUtllijy Bil Uic ad was an mis- For cra.wl space construction nre Tlic Timcs-Ncws evievery Sunday. • Appeals that includeide sw eep- b u t'iJic y said tin for any panels. Therefore,e. thet same crew of the construction coi yourself, you i I. would nol sell il to V-"‘ni ofien eliiiiinaie the need fo ; the -Please addnsf^.-M^exiio;siions to James stakes promotions shouldlid ilisclose p rim a n d llicjfc-w can' be carpenters lhal buihuild the rest o f your prob;ibllably belter off' purchosing t irtiscd pricc. What to uicrete work. The footers ci inels Dulley. Tlic Times-lles-News. 6906 that you are under no oblit;bligation to m eet'the advertii special house can build th(the foundation too. finishec,hcd pressure-treated pam lade from gravel and a s| CincinnaU. Ohio______contribute in order to partiiirticipatein do yoirthink of.f tliat?tl lo.mini;._Tliis.climinaie.s_cQscostly_delay.s^_A_ko,_ .madj^tic to your b lueprints. FamHiiiltar- Royalgreen Drive, d m n:ive'-catlv-snch-as-- •avd.drainage .sy.stcm.used.lo. ■■ ’"theWc'epliiak^srTiTTaiLiiii[Uiiyrircon-- ' A.— W c - r r a r r li/e the possibility of baks. you can install thehe founclation'in af-' "ize you>'ourvdf with working wiih pn tribuiion would make the sweep-, yours iiuite oikiftcnV 'Unroniinately. - stakes a lotiery. and it is ilillegal to the company iss correctc and they do operate a lottery through1 thithe mail. not have In lake»;e ;a l(>ss on the prod- I j to stop iniafeiking claim!ns about phhony diamolonds • No matter what typee oof appeal ucl and sell it loto you at the adver- Company ' t< he advertisement was an organization uses lo10 solicit tiscd price 11 the jmpany lary compliance with w Ihe Idaho al- Idaho10 consumerst that they had wonw low as S5. although1 Suarez Su did cite listake. Then; is real-, BOISE (AP) - An Ohio con 1 CZ one purchase it madee fofo rS 8 5 .’ ______funds, consider your intere:ere*st in the a legiiim aie m ist hid), allenedly misled cu^csiomers tom ey gc_ni.^ars;_offoffice. a "Genjcnuine l-Carat Lindonwold < -hesilaie-lu—ly- witl provide the ogrlcultural nows« dalhrarad to your home,9. Services Inc., arc gaininging nation- adds, are the pickpit of the litter. form uding Abbott Laboratories.i. Bris- merchandising expxpertise in the ex- Coll 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 . a rt.c. 2 81 for more Informationtion. . wide attention with theiricir shared With an declection year next year, cludii 1-Meyers. Squibb. Jolinsoiion & pansion of the Cifraifra chain. view that, in today’s confu;ifusing and Lewis adds, thethe Bush administration tol-M »ry iasue each Saturdayr ata t one ihnson and United States Surgirgical.. Pick up a compllmentai sometimes frightening worl/orld of in- needs to do allill itI can to stimulate the John' The K em per Growth Fund is of th a sle e fine locatlona: vestments, growth stocksks are the ta-'uiH'my, rme'iicwbai nu'desl when Also Ah catching the eye of the fund j j ^ M With funds ihey manage Smith's Oxbow RotJtaursnt\t ----- nneaDlinirJ'Stimdml-ft-Kn ^ u p aied willvith those ol recetit manalaiiagers are Mexican stocks, GrocofV Outlet rtrtaiy-4aiily wtiy sev- riorlr I:: ------Northti ChuckMogoo______hat a reces- eral storks I.e\l.ewis and Arends like plumlone company: and Cifra. a 1 major Gem Equipment “ l-rog'sLlyPira------are spreading the word that .-/? uy sto c k s - !ire aKi> ih e kinds kit of issues lhal tIo retailtaller. "W c have com e to thehe con- '■{■ Twin FottO Livootock Sportamon Rivor RooorCRooi . ! sion is a good time to buy Nlexico ^ome a stnjggle es that are well in a lecessessiixi,.Among their-te- clusiiusion." Arends* said, "lhat M Ufshssbeeon Commioalon •SHOSHO^(ONE I particularly in cotiipaiiies eminent between keeplnping yoar weight ■ a better- tail favoiites,,, luI r c \a n ip lc . a m ihe is re-enierging n as a preen • Burk's Troetor Formoro Morkot profitable, are showing a ideclin- . . d e m a n d youmr spirits up. Southwest Equipmont . ih'im^vl:ragc”rclum~on“cqi'cquityr-are -likcH-t>l'-Wi,l-M-Miirl. i lome-Depot and.-, euunjuiury-in-terms of growth, a d ' ••'MonhBtianCofo - , - Ig inl'laiion raie.- and financiii;ial*sla.'. - -. --.-''/•.•V-V/?. ______•o ■ reporting higher earningss p e r sh a re ' U illard D e p anincnfSlonrs-.—, n n ■ ...... i»g • ------^BUHI - ...... Moon Crwjk Storo If bankers can10 count,i why do Volioy Co-op lhan their competitors, a ar r e ' iK tter Homo PiQto Rostuuront _____ tfiey always havlave siM windows Conex Morkct capitalized and have Tillle; ddi e b t. G iv e Bio Chief M M and tworo Itellers? Scrub & Grub Sowtooth Foodtownwn ihe company another star, t ...... —----- R S Q Grocery • BURLEY/RUFlUPERT agers add. if il is engaged1 in interna- ' than audited. Better late th Volioy Co^)p Connor’o Cofo tional operations. : :l: DHN S. Buht Implomont Compony' ' Prieo’a Cofo Lewis, senior vice prcsid I ProadDadt'Wattat was the hardest •FILER Smrth'o Arends. first vice president, C l i med In eolleger HAPMAN' thing you leama (^dor Lono3 Bowlmg Alloyly AJbortsono have niiaincd iheir resultsIS byI stick- Soa:1lowtoopenteo beer battles with • KIMBERLY. Groon Lino ^ lo s ing with the team approach using a t trORNEYATLAW c ' a 0031oarter." C olSaros in-house staff lo do the ijur : .•/.* Pcraon'G 1GA , Burloy Auction Yordord researcir and analysis that 1 Take a lesscssoa frvm Oie . Trovolera Qoob United CoCp. Conoxinox I pick winners based on thele c I mosquito. Instoa^ a d b t waiting far • JEROME pQuI Homo Contor3r -: fundamentals of the day. Poul'o Morl^t • H A N SiEN E ^ . ; Lewis and ArefKls are ninow Volloy,Co-op btazing about Dov/o M ^kot ing their picks on the theorj Northsido Implomont Honocn (afa- lerest rates will remain low. that : and Kir prices Producora Ltvbstock Moro locationo will bs jjoraie earnings have 1:01101 • WEI^DELL I bs - that-iiinali^n.will remain ,»ti _ . .ForfiiKouM Rflotaupont-.... ^ d o d .w nl^_ . _ trol and that the iutiori,Jias CAR CARE Lcmmo'o worst oT the recession. 'If'VOir'buy- I f iAv«^E.TV*lri Falls , Simmorty'o • into that scenario, read on. or While ■ ■ H m any. Americans are frcltiTiling over M m m m m m m m 1734>3^3 I L * . 'F olks are bit honest work ai ■ i - ■ ! ■ / I ...... _ CURTS cl 1811 AddltohA^ \ or call 7 f ■ ■ ■ E-4 -nmes-Nowa. Twinwin Fnlla. Itloho Sund.iy, Octot>lobore. 1901 Busineeiss E n t r te p r e n ei u r ’ s r e tc i p e f o jr : s u c c e D o)ingthiii n g s h i ssym.:_ Chick'^J-A*s expansion'n could be ‘ Irwas thenn thal-hc.'and.nincth oihcr-J_ P) — The large |||H |H • ATLANTA (AP) accelerated if the compipany went executives metnet ati a private retreat in clim bcr in S. painting of a mounlaii public,______^ ^ ____ Nonh Carolinaina "and‘ asked ourselves ' ff i cc~ h a ■;~T7n e~o f------"T ru eirC atb y '^T T jffic But Cathy said he coioiliin'i do wiiy lir inscriptions ' lliose inspirational ihings like run employeee incentive w e're olive. wwh;i hat’s our purpose? ivcs: "No goal is j beloved by cxccutivc .'programs, pump money into,foster- in "After two0 days,d we came away 1 - too high if wtf climbTib wilh care nnd . care programs. oV-h£[djJ company und establishcished what we call the confidence.” retreats at Tive-sinr resortstriniehad corporaicTJUrplurposc: that -wc might ” il-A‘ In c 7 fD im d e r------—-B ut the aiick^fll-/ to answer to glorify God by ■mcnnini.?. saysit has a deeper mi ■'stockholdcn;.• - ...... - b e in g - - - a . - He tells the story^ryA)f wiiicliing a i feol tficTfooa" faithful rescue (cam'rcirieWnV Ihc'body of a“ ------■ "A .. "company. ' b i i ssiness i Is like diviniin e — steward of-qU — I :d off a Colorado climber who toppled < they're more III g lhat has been tim-dicil bccuuse suslness — we»ro mountain. The victim . concerned about ® entrusted to roper shoes and a ■ ' ' he failed to wear prop me bottom line prOV.viding food fpr lifeifOa our care and safely rope. • man wej_are. thot we might a rcniiiider-to us ” I think ih al's a rt ------B — J— - j p —------ltav«-tti»sitive— -r------tnjsiiii;i,b p ro p l e - l t o concerned aboui =Truett Catti influence on, and wc also iiave ' proper equipment and reople,'” Ctiihy • all the people - ity rope ihcre — ' g g n ' Uiat anchor or safety said, ‘'irs pretty w e c o m e in if casli or backlog ■ H E l ^ • .tnaybe a backlog of c; (pensive what we do ..... looking contact wilh." ce — thal if wc of divine guidance trom the eyes of the rnanajoriiy of— Age has takerikcn some loll on Calhy, imconc's-ihcr^; to . -- - — should fall, thot some neoijlc. they could bettere r use thal ‘ wH8 h';)s cutt his hi work schedule in ' .come to our rescut*,' the 70- recent years.s. AflerA attending each c o m p a n y 's m oney.'- year-old Catliy. llK •'But there's some thingsjsyoucan'i Chick-fil-A grandgra opening through e x e c u tiv e chairman and chit buy with dollars and cen•nts — it’s the first 3(K)) stores,sit for instance, he ’ - - ofllccr. _iomclbinfi.thai just pays men a great has turned lhat job over to his two ------Such-parablcK-flow- ~r--:,.i:.-n=r 3 a ns-.--w.ho=at=atC3Qfficcrs7:-.of5{thc== ito the restaurant Cathy, who got into Chick-ni-A is best kno\own for ils company, 40s and launched - ' business in the 1940s chickcn breast filet sammdwiches. But he stilltill maintains a busy lain il) Atlanta in Ihe Chick-fil-A chain Calhy, developed them mainlyn to schedule andid ssecs the company's 1967. cook chicken faster whileile running continued succuccess vital if he is to rants in 31 stales __ ■ Wilh 441 restauran -his first diner in Hapcle v ille , in m aintain his othother interests. . nationwide, the chainlin pales| ih size to •' _ su b u rb an 'A tlan ta, in 194?45. Cothy “Chick-fil-;il-A is still my main Its, such as ,..'2'^ j fast-food giants, generally has stayed clo:lose to the thing.'and I fe Calhy has-car%led 1 feel certain it olways , I McDonald's. But Cal original concept, though ClChick-fil-A will be.” Calhyihy said.; j out a SMCcessful ni(niclie bv doing now offers a grilled versi■sion.and a ,.| 1 things his own way. sep il alive and growing for instiuice. chickcn salad. . to do all the thinthings I'm doing." ,j Until five years agi: Calhy olso is testing ththe w aters all Chick-lil-A Cathy insisted all AP^UMrptiole' wilh five full-service rcMoitauranis in , aled in shwn Atlanta. ■______;______T he chain has h ad double-digit d( SI billion inin sales by the end o f the• ' ■ _Cmhy says.n.t«ming_poj1 1 “o""his m o re tir ..... ’ has given awayTntllioiLns^r-dollQfs-in-<*ii^-nl«-i!^ time for ads ly refers to his employee* as sales grow th m aH'BiTi'iTl tw o yca'i"li decade. buroiifcrwisrh'e-s'-iiys'iiij-'.'r- u F ’ business cam e in 1982, w hich was scholarships to cmphiployces. And he ^ JThe.companyJs tumover ralc-itp ■iinci^iis fniintlinp. P rhci.vnti-ly hclil satisfied \viiUkliili-Chick-fil-A'.s.place.in-.,;*—actunHya low^T»int-forlhe-t« o m p a n y ------W v W -W)RK-fAP-h— R K Network— ------has inrgelyT!5chcw. irl-lime workers, obout 5050 Chick-fil-A had sales•s of S293.7 the industry,y- due to Ihc recession andid g row ing tele v isio n viev/iewers are getting hit rring lo prom ote ' , .. odycrtising, prcferrir It. is considered among thele million,last year and pnirojects S330 "W e’re notnoi here to see how big wc• competition from fast-focbod chains wilh more comiommercial time even as Ihe chain by sponsorii in the fast-food industry, million in sales ihis year.ir. . .. can get." hehi said, conccding that‘ introducing chicken sandwiwiches. Ihc broadcastcasters try to siem the as gospel music concc = "jloyees. if recommended by erosion in theirleir share of the viewing •'H e b u i l t '1110 cco m p an y a n d En>pl« lew sludy says. h n.»ni'ri; w ilh a manager, ciin earn SI.000 r-saysnotenoo u g h - ^ S ^ corporate cullurc thathai's very faniiTy It-e^anding-]^ut-partner- liavc done so sincc 1973. advertising groups,gro said that NBC. oriented.” said Pcicr;ier Kceuan, w ho <»-5pOha^ l-Culliy-suid-hrs-renRon-for-or— P O S T L p A b L S -tA P»)— ). -A -n c w —StelMin.iaid-id-Tueiday______Stcison.,managlngi panncncnof,Qualiiy__ABCrand:CBS.;BS.cach.hadJncrcascd___ covers the chickenrn ii: rd u siry loTiire' ; the rcBtauraniK on Sundays is-i’i-- fnctory-oullel-m ni l-w-wtll-netirly ------Factory-Oi-Oullel-will-break-ground—(l--CenlcrH of-Orlando,Fla------thcamount-of-•of-prime time-allowed— — : Ttrade^^^^^^bll^tTui ecmployces-thc-chance- to-to'-double in sizc'^hcmnoioiher-70.000—lh»s-wcek-oi -on-ii -70;000*ujuarC'faoi—I------PJans_foc_a_thiid 4ilialiuscjiv.cre_ for commercialcials nnd non-prograin Restaurant News. ■■U's"Ii a m edium - •church or spend the day withih square feet of retail spaclUce is added, building thatItal will house as many asi postponed| because of a messages likeke inetwork promotions sized com pany, but,11 iL's run like a imilies. bul the expansion is nolDl enough for 2.S new storeores across ihc street from1 tdisagreement with invn v e sim c n i and public servii:rvice announcements, smolljfemily companyany." the 1I2.00ClOO-square-fool building! bankersI over lease terms.s. said, Don , T h e headid o f a g ro u p that ••I feel like the foevcloping..,said the networkvorks devote less tim e to -providing food for• life." Iif Calhy said not." hele said. "To me. Supday is a of Factory Outlets i: because bankeVs are reluctanl n lo land and buildingsbu and ihc seoond1 Riverbend-Gommcrce-PuiI 'urk.^where—ads—than cable- ea networks or ------aUhe Ghjck-fil-A h.I headiiilarlers. a specialI day."d; partner Cary phase w ill' r-themalfls-locatcd:------— ^------Indcpcndcnrstat'Stations:------sleek complex aiII ith e end o f a For CaCalhy. ihough, lofty interestsils fin a n c e ih e 'p ro je c t, pa II voi:fS?niintn)nrnr.fid''"i First Innterstate BankI will d ose 9' Oregon( bbranches

PORTLAND, Ore.ire. (A P) — First SHO Inillilillion sccond-quoHer loss by ■ Interslote Bank-has^is^nnniinccdHt-is—the—bo; —Angeles-based—Fi rel­ closing nine Oregonon branches that liilcrsiateate Bancorp and a S40 million seive about 14,000 cu;customers. second-ql-qiiarter loss for the Oregon- Seven of the braiicaudios arc in (he bank. ------Portlond-areororic-jic-jn-Eugenc"and I n IIso-comcs'shorrlyafrcnhc- so hc— m -— one in Klamath Falks-;Us-; p a re n t < company announced il The bank plans. to close all the iiiiendss toli lay ,offli5(KLmerj5vh tio E w m i 5734-7801 >r naturealgas . C(g@iMMi!j)Kia(e§A1T0©!M§, didn’I’t ask fo] ★ PresentPr< this couponn for o * I ” ■ inaneviI w home!' ——COU^/IWTEI^SP)> E e iA ti — AT 386!36SX-16with 40MBHHard Drive ^ omers talk about com------....------aond-VGA \ Color Moilonltor.... ; ‘ . . "•prospective p home buye;yers in this area are “S o m e o f m y c u s to i p re ttyty savvy. It seem s like whenw 1 get together (fort, byt far and away' thet biggest reason theycy O n ly n‘ 1285” (Save S:S 2 0 0 ) ^ X ^ w ithI a couple to start plannitning their new cdemarid natural gas seiiervice is cost. G as heatat a n d i with this coucDupon only - ■ h o mle, e , m ore often than notIt thet first thing on nwater heating is alwaysys a must, but now moreare 1 Not Good wiiw ith a n y . W henever gas serv- jpeople w ant gas lines1 i:installed for cooking. ■ 1 other offer. ih e irr im inds is natural gas. V ^ M ic e iss available (o the homeslesite, they want it. tclothes dryers, and othther appliances, too.”

For year aroround lom fort and ctonomy. a high efficiem:nt 7 gas furnace with cicclrit iermonnlitain air conditiolioning is the best system you A,*®** can own. MMake sure you also insist Ion ‘ S [ s n m m 3 n atural g:gas water heater which gives ( ^ f l a s sCompaiu v ^ you tw ite as m uch hot w aier^i half the opcralingcccost of-a com parable clectric N atu rali (Gas. W hen cost an d1 comcc fort L J l____ , Smmm. water heaicrler. li's a w inner any way you aarc im p o rtan t to you.1. ~ a n t J o.c omj) a r ej i. I Commemalil Security . _ I . ' - . —...--...... System Eilitimate! CSrfoday7:

■ i- - ' t ' - — - \r ^ - • F-1 Tlmoa-N(^.s. TlTwin Falls. Idaho Sunday. OctoberOd 6.1991 TlieTiroesW CTvs.

Businin e s ^ ^ a s s i c sr e t u r n !f o r s h o► i rttim er j i i i ^ l F I IIe d s 8 C n Reach mtlian 53l3,i)M. readers a dan withinh lust onB phene call!____ Knight-RIdderNev!^ews Service _ | | | | |

— ------EASTON. Pa:------K eri - L a n g ^ ^ ^ ^ H w asn’t going to> Iclet his belovcd'raw um ber crayon dic'vie'without a fight. _ _ So.Lanfi^j»_£c.former fccclancc.-ug^ t e : writer, disc jockc;:key and dinnerwore I •"•‘’.'f ■ sidesman from OyjOyster, N.Y^ fom ieU IP-.':-: th e ■ R a w " ’_Umb‘[nber a n d M a iz e - Preservation Sociiociety. RUMPS, for . » ------sh o rt;'h s'aim : toto Iprotest the loss of - m IB ^ eight of the 64 ororiginal shades that s i s s . r " ' - s » S . tor DuunSCrtfB mode up the Crayolyola box o f 64. lia MrrtMUINoOai eO< BiAVgUjinlin Thanks to Langmg and other crayon IH UMYourUAn . 5 Cvmm&CQUvincit _ ____ IM fyw a. lovers, Binncy/ & Smith Inc.. the - — —- ^ — — —■ EiBtonTr&it6r aistiWd rnukcr oi L,rayola ) CenvuHn ' ' ' ' ■' . CO pSSS lMSHWOI - 0 (trvMOd . crayons, announcjn c e d I h a t it w ould - - io-Peno"UOf»S«frt»» I r<«nimSC»vet>- - ■ ■ - b rin g * b ack thosiose eight original !1 colors — for a limiimiled time, at least. In August 199990, the company 1 aI uerOwouFwluntiSffi. ; fctotForSm^^ halted productiotion of (he shades ...... m aize;'raw 'yufnbcibcr. lemon yellow,’ violet blue, blueJC ]gray, orange red, ! tn T<«lsAm orange yellow andmd green blue — the L------I n V)nae» — - ^ i l said that the eightghi colors would be befor'ore their demise, cusiomcmers "I'm glad they arc■e bringing Ihcm organizezed qiicst.' In addiiion“lo 602 umutraflid Hwaei II so ld again .in corcom m em orative tin pushclirt ly's prime market. Ils lSSESJw2S?’ 9« U«*»»Ttli« . said Thomas Mullluller. vice president disma;Tiaycd by the loss of the coIoolors ■ Nor is Ken Lang alcilone in his more company': lith :i6 S«b!m M a/n9 y remembered from the and general manugitagcr. they «ie McMiHoneSpKe « The response to ihc.relirement of childh'dhood. Fixed mortstage rate dropsi toI 14-year lowrc iL . th e eig h t co lo rsrs \was tremendous, Aficiflcr thc announcement Tuesda crful.' W A SH IN G TO N (A{/ P) — Fixed- 17. 1977.7. vwhen il was,8.85 percent. B __ said Muller. Eagerger to buy lhe shades Powelyell was decidedly more cheerfu ------r;!te-morigagefravcnigtigcd-«:«7-pCTCcm------nni?.ye!ir n tlju sta h lc r.-itr- " irsn ------«his-p‘*s*-wetfkT-the-4< I 1oS~5S»f5 ^ lhan 14 years, accordirling 10 a national mortgagesges, lenders were asking an 10CM : initial rale of 6.74 percent,V- 901 Buur«uO»(ie>t)a«ia survey released Fridayly by the Federal average in ' , X2 UonrjlcUon ' 100S smvfttmegupnen c Corp. down fromom 6.83 pcrccnl last wfek and 303 Monty WyWd ioo;~PKHfeTiuto U .S .,, C a n a di a a v e r t Home Loan Mortgage < 100S MTiuca Tlie rate, down frorom 8.92 pcrccnl' thc lowestesi since Freddie Mac began 1009 wwftan lasi week, was Ihe lowowesi since June mickingAI: A R M sin 1984. ------

J —j t a m bb e r ~ r e tat f i a t i o i r "___ B a n k r u p t>tcV II SS ■ il orlzallon of the U.S. Bankin kruplcy C o u rt. ^ Jounud o f CofnmciTJcrce ceascised collecting luxes from1 Ihe ill ' Byi^lhoi ' 401 Sdsoti/liMnidBn ~ ______TheP chost • Rofngorator - Typorp^ntors*** H om em ade tog — this week lo impoipose the dutyi and or thrchrough an appeal lo the Genen I - * ™ the White House-se was expectcd' to Agrceicem ent on T ariffs and Trade, ' tlirougli Friday for next day's affirm the decisioision Thursday. Thc Inst'istead of ihc normal seven i ct to change prior to salo i Line Ads: T im es-N ew s :ass',xh“f eIS availablo 10 banking.days>3 fromf d ate of sale . fdfylorSunday's’andMonday' compromise wass wworked out later in n in ec months allowed for ‘ • Morchandisd aval/allablo for InspocttonFridayly Oct( 11th from 10:00 am i __ - 5 :0 0 P.M. M onday tl iformation. ______\heday_._ ' ______c o u nniervailing t' duly case. Ill‘I"-’ until 4 pm an d frcfrom 8:00 am until sale timo0 ono Saturday V • raONooiTSatiirifi •'Uhdcr'lhe lunibeiber pact, which was Commninercc Depii'rtiiieiil will workrk 10I " tUffp ^p U y.// *f 11)00 tMTThltuit won't aal t> ■ laiig tima mo carm 9*t1yr: irior to publication. CailaTimi ------^"to-be-brokcnrbjr3jrCanada"Frl(tay7~con^pJ(ipjeielis'parrornie’lnvcstlgailo a iio rr- Terms: Casfi d3TC r h eck DisolayAds:. -Representative for more inforr Ottawa was rtresponsible for in 7S'5 days,i llie Intemationul Trnd For more inform:nation call:. :___ *___ • 3 business days prii collecting up to a 115 perc'erii lum ber Commnmissibh ulso must find that;„S tli Office OfT,Trustee (208) 233-0595)5'PowleIlo. ID or , IE D C R A F T S export lax butprovrovinces could lower allegeiged subsidies have harine Advertising Sales R( that amount by raisaising local taxes. compeipetition in lhe Uniied Slates. Dean Jonenes. Auptioneer (208)-7B7B5-1569 Blackfoot, ID The thrcc'provii3 v in c c s;T a rg c tc d -b y - -- : CLASSIFIEI thc' United Stastates still were OQ' iaaaanbHdonaDnnc}□□□□□□□□□□□□□□[!□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ A F eature Of TW responsible foror some federal W e S atulu te paym ent under the thi agreement and 3 account for 34 perpercent of Canadian lumber shipmentents to the United l E I V l N B IUSEWSS J C*I 3 SNOWFJ.AKRS. Slates, accoi^ingg to U.S. sources, i c V a l l e y U.S. lum ber proiaroducers had urged in th e Magic M.tIic »nmf »niiw ¥ - S 3 j a lo|ioonyour(f M agicic Valley's intelligent andid industrious business ■J pcrcent be imposeciscd on all Canadian ’ ’ i# ' - o w n e)r^ n and hard-working, diligeigent staff members ore 2 101 LOST & FOUND '' Grcni iiitiil Tea lumber, includingng thc iwo-lhirds of 0 am ongig the many successful menion in business. A feature., d e tljn i, 4 in A in* — exports—mostlylly-from —British— -- . highirghting thoir aoMmplis:jlishments ond community -I Found; Front porking lol ol- ehca In dinmcicr. / p a s B .! 1 High School, ladlos ring...... Columbia, that werewci paying enough icipetiori will recognize th£their Importance tb our ° DctnilrJ plant In­ □ 733-1363 ^doseriboh. clude lllutlralcJ ' . local taxes lo> cend the fcdisrar c ■ ■ .¥ / ccrnmTiunitios.’ i ...... ■ ■ puymenis. □ Froo-good homo: Samoyod. _ ..crncbci.atlichvi.------□ Husky, noutorod. rog. good complelclntirui'- ^ '5 Thc compromiselise worked out with . •'j This pLpublication is a unique woyly ofc announcing you (or a □ wJVIds. 543^740 nttorS. linni. hirxklnj 1 U.S. officials^^ a s designed lo S r i ® ■' V staff m em ber of your business)1 esat part of e distinguished 9 ' ~HOUND POUND“ and clcaninc intor- preserve thestaistatus-quo-beforc— — — groop-[TofTTiBnT^ls-ts-our-Eecor :ond-BnnuaJ-BOIuta-TD-thtr n ' N E W S maiion. *2270 ^ Canada broke Ihcthe agreement and IlnVilNSSi' businetless m en of cho Magic Valley.lay. □ TWIN FALLS S4.W 3 ANIMALSHELTER rheck o r money order and « , f jn Eoch Sispace in' this section virill intinclude a black end white D Found: nc. \wilh ynur name, addrcu i.^ for cacalot (includc* SIA I ‘I ‘ uy. photo3 ■ of th e percicipenc. his noinomo. biogrephicel date,I □ . SA TISI'A C flO N OK YO Oil sharere rea^s ] I □ 1. B oxor X. m o lo , to n ft In Okla. please add lAX. ■3'T busInc!le ss tide t3nd information,I. ccivic eccomplishments, -WIU Tu order plani mail checi CRAKrS ds. etc, Copy limited to 6 53 vuvvords or less, plesse. □ 2. Lab X.yollow malo pup. pnijccf numl>crand namc.uli;i) $931 pery person ^ D Adoption: and rip rtHlc. Add S2.9.t3 3fni 0 3 ll In dimoiunl otuptm al) Inj'IJIXIJVrOK'7400fl 01 ...... — ■■ ■ I □ 1. Lab X. tan molo pup. JUNEAU. Alaslaska (AP) — It’s RATEi FOR Si r m C E : ® 4 5 D 2. TorrVPoo. block, molo , Ct.ASSII-li;i) Christm astim e in1 AlaskaA again. ' □ 3. Torrior Cockor X. Ion & ■8330 ' If a photo is neneeded, an additionalii *5 will be charged ffc o r p h o t o e ■ □ whilo noulofpd molo. HERE 1 AM: SponianMus, '■ ~ Virtually everyy man.r woman and D 4, Rotrlovor X. B u ll molo— ------r .o .wox-ioeffrm) child in Alaska:a will\ gel un oil- taken in the Times-Is-News building. B Iho-woll lun. 6 ', 185 lbs ol 1 check Ihis year of — 3 5.'<§orwfln Shgphcfd Xr- [. muselo; Blond malo wilh S931.34. the statesu announced 3 tan & block molo. . browivgroon oyo*. kwWng SAMPLE SIZE: _ 2 6. Also many good cots 101 L o s rtP O U M n U " lorslnsloiDmala2Q:2BjKha_- TTiesday. ondkiiuins j llkos outdoor oxcliomont: ,Th< btognlOQraphy go«> hen. Th« blojrtphy Lost & dotporatoly wants This marks thele 10th1 straight year ^3 7 /8 " wide by 2 3/4"4 " high □ LOCATED I Hiking, Caving. Moon-lit got, h»rt.i«rt. Th« btogriphy 90*1 he». TTw □ 139 6th Avow . back: C ^ i k t l . whilo. yel­ swims A concorts. Smokor the slate has dislrilslribuied a dividend pPhotos \ will be taken frorr o m blOSTtphVphy Bon b«r». Th. bk»g>tphy goet low ft g r^ colorod, an-- or light drtnkof O X. I wouM □ AFTERNOONS ONLYI swofs lo Tahoo', says ho»- from its $12 bill>illion Permanent riCnoon until 5 :3 0 p.m . hirt. Thi Mosraphy goMYM-35S3, ensure Alaskans,IS. benefitt from the biographyphy goe» hero. The blogriphy joei 734-9386. Monday, O ctober 28 □ 736-2299 “ WahoSlngtot,Bc*2015,TF, state’s oil wealtliilth long after thc hen. The Thi biography goei here. The 10. Send s«ll-flddrossod petroleum is gone.le. TuTuesday. O ctober 29 bt09f.phyphy goet here. The btogr»f*y goei 102 CARD OF ’ I h iir The Thi biography goei here, The □ Animals oro SOLO OR THANKS Announcement;n t o f Ih c am o u n t □ DESTROYED allor 48 I. Poop-oDo:Havoltoldyou videly anticipated.in Dj m t i u m n m phy goet here. Thc biography Qoet every Oct! 1 is widi he bogrsphy gon her*'. The btop*f* □ hours, so ploaso coll or ToAnciTyPorsonnol: I ^ ] 5 ^ □ visit tho pound daily to ■ Alasko. Merchantsinis hold "dividend *r^Tuesday, O ctober 29 ata t 5 : 0 0 p .i t i ; I wish to oxpross a sincoro sales," and auto) dealersdi encourage □ c hock il your po t is ho ro .( thank you to on wtia modo - □•.This Is nol »n up-lo-d«ta my tarowoll p ony so nlc«. 107 SPECIAL • use -of the chechecks as down ^AD DEADUNE: Tuesdayday, Oct. 29 at 5 p.m. LOC>GO □ list: mixod dogs oro hard Thanks lorthoploquosft" .NOTICES______, pay^nents. . □ to doacrlba. Or com o pick flilta.- □ o u t a puppy, do g . o r c o t- - ' BAHAMA8.LASVECAS------00 people will be" "E!PUBLICATIOIM PA TC;!=1 Sunday.-Nov.-3^-— •- ThankYou ~ Woovorboughtcorporaio □ they woulotovoahom*! _ • • DnIoVoodw 1 • m oney, w h ic h .is C om ing iri Nl □ "m s is a publki sorvico I travol packagos. $09/ per­ dlcss of income lo November in □ onnouncomontol son. Indudbs hotok c n ^ Cali to resm e ybmm r S p a c e t o d a y ! ;■! i “ ._RElRMNA_LS J ______J 6 meals. SmHod a v ^ l i t y . .■i_resided in A lask a,...... □ Tho Timcs-Nows. -Caanow,-S03.771-Ot6«>------'ear before April 1. R Lost: Black & ton T ofrlorX'•,' A lono? Loeol sin g les ro- V — 7 3 3 ^ 0>931 9 ------_ manco Dno. S4Anlnuto. Col1 tf d«s«in*d •dvntl»ir>o Odnl I lyoui was S LOOO. in ^ ^ T i m nes-Nem” y —h » Rorto-Sparkt NV tag«,- n W . som«on« wouU Invert' ' I, Nowf(24 hrs). R bobbodul.namodRbbon. K.Ca733-0«3l. rstyear.'" □□[ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ □□□□□□□□□□□□DO d Ca]l733^3Qg4.'______t- t-8OO.V66.0/g3- “ Ait:toeiiJitMootbyptian#7 = ;■ ■ 7 ■ ' I Lost: Cockor Spaniol. bull, n molo, lost soon 7-11 Wash-8 Chrisilan 24 hr Romanc* ' ■ ' v t _. n--lftolonft.F.tef. 734-614»:-----o iinolIlworkslOMiinulo. 1-900-7e6-77t0, 1 Lost; Horolord hoilor. 18 3 fflos. old. vldnliy 4'A S. on m L i r n m M m □ □ GrsncMmw. 733-fi034...... About'514,000 eligible for the r ? available regardle __ anyonc_who.has_r< . for at least one year T he biggest payo the program ’s first; F-2 Timos-Nowa. Twin Falla.Ila. IIdaho Sunday. Octot>ofr6 6. .1991 _____ D [ 7 - 5 0 2 n-R eal E sta I j n p lo y m e n M■ Financial-iInstruction Announcee m e n ts - E m It ■ BUSINESS -■ 5“ "fio ^ u E S ...... 3 liscauNEO us,:!;: 3oror», drywoU, masonore. ^ ' LVEDl Son/icoconimot-. ,ond pospastufd. 25x3ff6hop"...... ■ ---conyaa-Baoo = W anted: Houses 10 Cloan,, RrsUQrdot salary, oxcol- GoGood bonolil package and bon a 24x40 molol shod. - rofbroncosovoilabio. CallII lent bonofiU. Alrfaxo paid. 207 OFFICE/ IncIncentivo progrom. Ploaso 5oWof#..To pair $24 porhr.ro- irocossos 4 colorarparol- r accounts sot Up by pro-...... and 0 2- Boyd (Vorlon) & Mailono10 Nieolo. 423-4786.0V09. _ . 1^00-44-Nannv *ond in'rodudion toller ond 1.eOO-5SM737 (10 Otiolnal work onryl'lrt- fo sslslonai iocoiofs. Nat 1...... Verynict CLERICAL so. isuB llguros show aver-...... jois ol t Toylof nro only rospoatiblo V/ORO PROCESSING OR 1Nursery person nwdod for_:__ rOBumo 10: Tho T im es- CREW 1 MANAGER i"o?o,erostoS? se n d oxfttnplea- const loflhoirowndobis: ...... Nows. P.O. Bo!<5487Twln B ^orosi o a rn in g s.o f...... chnrosorosolN orthstdo water.- - - - DATA EMTRY TF church from 0:45- Kimberly Klff School Districl Is "N c ,1 your ori {colpr*et«:#; .-. -^ w roof ond pBinl: Coil inn aclivilloB. Call “ CARING-DEPENDABLE- ENDING ROUTE: OOOO ioal734-0400 lordo-. ------:------733-3214. 543-57ieroror --male wenlodloflharo largo-•" - 'HATUBEHAraiA-.— — wooKT.-bonofltrrSatarr' SocrlocrarwarkorrBSW^P-- Kln05s.Orcutolum.sor • luxuy^st^^Ml^ng. $250 * noodod for all shills. CNA 9M 20; PBOFESSIONAL 211 TECHNICAL , O.O.E. Sond rosumerto: qo-^ *»„p ijno.?M-B3£3- s. »91-3S5. Pan-IlmosocrotarylorCSI — ELLIOTTS, 5362 US 93, “ p ^ E ^ S WITHOUT - classic begin in Sept. PS ELECTRICIAN f i II esiablishod Twin Fa//s ______PARTNERS. Apply in poison, atW eet Northn SIdo Contor, Qood- Jerome. 83338. ott: Doug. _ jfQ, - 113 CHILDCARE tiftglo Care Center, 640 Ing./W ir dogrooproforrcd; Krirovidod.733-31>9. _ mralhBuhl. 543-6401. J i Musi a woiking knowlodgo ‘-WilWillinglotfain - Technician Tec Asslstonl.-Du- Wo»< •practical Nuraing lnstruc- " lies win indudo but on> not busjslnoss. Largo clitint lero 2:00 pm Iho daypiioriof Child c aroprovidod in my'y CNA# & NAe Skilled long Pr of and bo obto to trouble- -RRato a DOE . , lies ISO, on going controcts. AREALDEAL p ^ on most dayn) to bo os-'5: homo. Lois oi lun. AsK tor position ovoilablo ot shoot induslrlal oleclrical Appipply ol Acme Manulactur- umi torm coro lacilily la Invillng t Ing C om pany, FI|or, ID. -ell documoniod records, ,- ..7I sm " art shopper. 3 bed- surod olii bolnapuDlishod oboul Taiontod Tot pro* intorostod nurses oldos to tEostorn idoho Tochnlcol •systems and manuladunng ln{ ■ S/aiiablotoquoiiliodpur- room h Collogo. Ploosoroquost »• 3 2 M 3 0 5 ------doors. dO( P ositions oro loll- >m homo with portioliy Iho lollowiflg day. Wo f<>-ro- gram. Call Kim 733-6749- - como4]olnourloamforpn C oqulpmonl. A working ^ laser. Contact Sieve unishecished basom onl. Family g:et nny inconvenionco Ihts Colloon'B C lubhouso, FT poiHlon onnouncoment ond knowlodgo ^ of pnoumalica, Nov'Jow hiring truck driver arid timo iimi dopor>ding on Federal jh a i lunding.$6.61/ptobolion. eim. 734-0400. Gem im Is comptolod and 4lr> maycauso, only, agos 2-5. Ooycoro- hydraulics, ond mochonlcoi toador kw oporoior. Wagos do- lun 1 5 4QJioutB potwook. in- ~ — bedroodroom only needs car- QfMehc^.Cnii734-a&48. -oquipmont-lf-bonoficial-----.pondlngjan.oxpOfionco^po _4Q. rrBoth-aro-rouflhed ------Tho - 83404, (20a)'524:3000: “ gMust possossobility to rood hnll Cr Jim Wnlkor 788-4525,_ dudes dm vacation. aekldoyO. ' Family daycaro ovoilablo In PlTf^knnEEOomployer-. ^ HPi'ij r inrJng 302> • MONEY TO LOAN ~ gmbed. i S Rtonty of room to____ _ - -CollCa^3«-6601.------^ -J -«-inlorprot-&-mako-«locUK- n n , — ^ Joromo. Caira74^3837: S4P500companyneodS; col ^ draw ings. Kroll pay a g , d a te will bo O cto b er I J , co n1 yyou savo money buying g T p ^ - DenialasslstortrKWdod Iw o • -1991,4:30 p.m.-MST. SC ; imii-quonllty Irom youf iwppli- sprinWt^n’klorsyctem olso. Call ■ busy productivo olftco. 5-6 finondal ti plonnoro, will train. compotiilvowagoandpf- c part-time, po se n d opplicolfon -165 nnio Parsons ORS 734- USE BOLD Call:WoddolI4 Rood fors f, on oxcollont bonolil 10[’q 121 E. 13th St.. Burloy. CACAA sta ll will hove lir^ t / ,o r?■7 :733-2448 lor funding. Bonnio I hours por day. vocolions. consideration. Job descnp-- 30. #91-345. IN YOUR ADS! ■ etc. Somo iralnlng a ox- _ 206687-8454 pockago. p For consider- a3318ofcnll678-527Lqj ----- « f ins up to $5000-nalionol WOO. r oiion, plooso cond rosumo =— tion ond appllcotlons OtO inder* guoronlood ro- ■ pondod dutios nocossary. Wo W anticipate pori-timo 0 available at 72fi Shoshone 1 'S nlarv DOE. 7 3 3 - 5 3 4 6 . ( openings lor qualiltoo or o contact: ‘“J ardloss ol credit history • It really'draw s loaehor8elMQlhomaiic5& StredlWdst/Twrn Falls. »“5 credit chock or colalorol — ^— a t t e n t io n — —Eftoluh-in-luturofiomoMor*.------Monday-F-ridaytj a m.lQ------1 ^ ■ ' lor hoallh caro locaiiy.Ex-' ~ |Minfmum roquirom ont: 436-4731 r jm EST. Fomily Rosowo- experience, no need to ,.£l.BQO-6g7.l733.EOE. , ■ pork)nco must Include furtc-. _Mostor:ji.DQBroo.'n.*uDiocl , _ 311 SOUTH OOEIDA ' n. 404-679-4670. _ S5TATE.REALTY T A ______n— ^ O n l y $ ;2 5 p e r-w o rd .- ■ - -iional eonsjutorrtolophonor, - —oroalouotH.-C.onlnfLQX^ __~RUPERriDAHO 83350— Swim insltuclors'n’oo:dOdr — ^ « NEED CASH?. 734-0400 = & dtoaphono sWIt8; A good; - Roy Strawsor. Academic Mon-Frl..1-3pm*.WSIoio- ^ Call HanLtt^^^Buiioy. ) buy notes 4 teal estolo O oR R T O U F R E E T h e T im es-N ew s gonorai knowlodgo of Dean, CSI, Twin Foils. ID Krnli Is on EOE______ferred:Calltht>YFCAol onirods. Creative Finance -t^oo-300-345-48C5 ax t E11S L 201 ADMINISTRATION/ health caro.fioid is pro- Call678-60t5. _ ------C u slo m e r S erv ice - 8330^-1230. Call 733- ELECTRONICS ' — 733-4384.______’ _ . '1-flOP-999-4aM. ' ' ' — ■ ^MANAfiEMEm- ■■forrcd.Mustpossess inter------q-;^-y,iit:2i8rAA;EOE,—, — ------TECHNICIAN:------Wo TCT hiring diWenj-lor van di-- T IT " L A L m F U L Bl^lCK~^ D ep t-fo r your _ personal skits 4 judflomort - Krolt General Foods hos an *lw.insliluiionalcooti vision. 2 years double ox- 304d iuVESTMEMTS B M L BOLD classHied adid MANAGER TRAINEE nocossory to intoruci posl-1 2092l RESTAURANT/ ’ Kr IP around on this large, ponIng lor on Eloclronica *011 •porienoo nocossary. Excol- — ^Buying trust deed# woll-la today! 733-0931. Nood caroor moiivotod per­or- tlvoly w lthm odicoislofl., _ LOUNGE c? ochnlaan ot hs Kroll Plant lonl pay 4 bonelits. Contact ‘ ill-londscapod lot son to go Ihrough trainingng- •' om ployoos. 4 Iho public. FdM^olto*?lB0&^-0234^ 54X130) whilo you enjoy located in Rupert, Idoho. Tc knn'nlb4-2249. ^ )com!orisofthls4bod- 101 Excellent benolil pockago.■ Are you ombilious, neot ond \Tho posillon Is lor Iho doy Travotor-s Oasis is now hiring jld. Silver, Beryllium, ,he cor No loos. 734-0452 Tra\ iquamariflos, Barilo, Y tt^ room,om, 2 both rambler. _ C K i f f i T S'ol- ' solaiy DOE._Sona resumo^L ..willlng.tO-HQrk? Flexible shift.-OuoIiliod candidatos __ luolattondartls/voflotfB. A^'- lov Mnll ______(No phono calb plbosej td:: hourii, days and or nights. \ im.50.000sfiarosonlv® Largo,roo family room , aem i- - - DavidFomos.StBonodids . will bo prolictoni ol troublo WRITERS ---•- -S-shilio.-Apply-ln.porson . 2.00. Coll 1-466-7251 for -, -tormoi;moi living room, canlrai- • - ■■ ‘ 109 PROFESSIONAL \ - Apply in person,- ,.repair, ond instoJ- Froe-lanco pfj writers wanted to Norlh ol the Hanson SERVICES 202 ADULT CARE ‘ Family Modicol Corner. 709 M a x le 's P iz z a & ilalionololecJricai and oloc- cover ^ local governmenl. gj ro w c t ■cuum. Inlorcom m , hot------__ N. Lincoln. Joromo, 10 B.storagoshod. Double P a s ta , ironic I dovicos. Must havo a schools g, and write foaturo —VolIoyballolliclols:Tues. or ..g NEEDED ■ ■ B3338.D0g.- '______working knowlodgo ol von- stories. gi Noodod in tho Vo^l 5 CONTRACTS AND goragiirago. Homo loaturos Y 170 Blue Lakes, ' Wed.orThur.prFrl..6-10 128 sq. ll. plus full base- BANKRUPTCY - -A lew Oopondablo and Ro- .EXTRAORDINARY .. OUS typos ot process con- towns u of Kimberly. Shos- ” . m o r t g a g e s “ 528S Slop loroclosuros, ropos-‘°2‘ sponsibloCNA’slorday“V NURSING POSmON TwInFalls | hone nnd Burloy. Ploaso P' ______• mont.ont. Hurry, it won’t lasll - Irol oquipmont. Must pos- h cnii y f S a T s I S f i” J all Lynn R a sm u sse n ot-- Bosslons, suits, gnrnish- and oveninn shill at Twin BOSS knowlodgo ol both sond g, covorlottor. rosumo -ki CASH FOR ESCROWS-. ,Cp1l L; ______monla-8, othof Mijociior >0-1291'br 734-0400 lor- .'lOi?. -F a lla Cafo.Contof. CoH .'-°LIor_ -Uso your nurBlno.akUls to, j: -olocironic«and.fllociriciiy._ _and.axampl05j».l_w£ilino_ _a 4 RECEIVABLES 420-15 action. Froo'tolephonu Customer oriented pooplo. —« wrpersppal showing. 91t------9'^“ on appoinlment. 8am-3pm. gain access too unique,• needed lor these positions: ibo abto to rood and under- abiiityto: cl 1J14-EMPLOYMENT--— -ibuvlUyeamracts.-mortgogos.- -your pi consultation. Appoint-If’.*- Mondav-Ftidnv 734-4264.L_ stimuiailng work environ- . WANTED . . notlOtos 4 doods el tru st./^ y 312. m onis scheduled in Twir : • line coote/com e graveyard slond , otoctrical schematics □odie Mailer Pflrt-limohousekoeping&} 4 mont. Derinitoly.not tho, shifts required . . 1and flow ch arts. Muol bo ilze. ony condition. •Foils. aide. Shill work lor aidopo-po- usuoi nursing oxporloncoi. •. dishwaahors/doyshill a , ' 1EXPERIENCEDCNAsopi^ 5 Lo^lbuvor.733-244B. m ___ Wm H. M ulberry compuier liloroto and bo Ing nighishili position in. citlnn. Starting wage.10. Compotiiivo w ages, beno-, owing • -a—1 b k j to uso VPU and othor- - AttornwatLow. S4,2f: 3Iue Gablo Rotiio-10- lUs otlerod. LPNs and RNs . ' T ■ F^°K ^*83303 Jnromo. Cnll 3 2 4 .e < 1 3 _ P.O. Box 166. * Muolollendonis/various diagnostic , ond program­ mont.2124thAvoE.CQll:oll onhr. 733-2282.______- shifts Iming oquipmont. Kraft poys . RlHo. Idaho 83443 215 BABYSITTERS I GEM 1^00.548-2166 ___ 733.?513or734-SSI6, __ _ Immodiatooponlngs avail-' j Join our ptogrossivo stall at 0 1 compoiiiivO wago ond ol- 213 21: MISCELLANEOUS 21‘ STATE REALTY ablo lor 2 LPN posimons In1 TravolSr-s Oosis Truck fors , and excellent benoiit OPPORTUNITIES WANTED I 734-0400 BOOKKEEPING SERVICE: 55 bod-pxtendod core taci»-‘ PItlza and those benefits package. , For consider- _ Fotmofs 4 small business 203 AORICULTUHAL ORTOLLFREE ' - ly. Excolienl salary, bono-■ _oroyoursi^______1oilon. please sond resum e Allention Ail tong haul drivors: Babysittor needed in my I BQ0-345-466SaxtE1lS ._____ ------oorAIt)obB^computOM:od Experioneed milkor.'tnoming ■ fils.'flnd oducationoipro-- ^ Local company now Wkmg_ ''nomtrrThUf3rFfl-&'8^* I ' • paid vocation . applications. Must be 23 ___ -..sRitt.CnnS43-4994. ___ - gram ollodngs. Sond ro- ' . ‘ insumnco - nights, must-havo.own I ■ BEAUTIFUL. Cleaning S orvico. Magi<“S'.® General ouisidowofkof Iorlor sumo to Poufino Barrutlo,‘1 • • mo'nagomoni possibilaics , REYNA ' yr#y old. havo clean driving iransporiallon. $200per I Mnlds. fa-4 4 7 2 .______------dairy. Coll ovonirigs onlynly RN. DNS. Elmore Modicol . record ApTR^^o^MO. j;mo-Cindv 733-6944. SPACIOUS " • mofit promotions 436-4731 ■ r — countruntryhomoon 10 acros. Henocl reliablo housokoepoep- 543-G120.______Conlor-LTCU. PO Box* .•compeiilcvowaaoccoio 311SOUTHODEIDA _C FT child caro. Doys, occd- = 7 ^ 1270, Mountain Homo. . ^oluroJondscopina with Of nood rol. 536 2048. ------MilKlostor: Pan-lime, some '• • in sioro discount RUPERT. IDAHO 03350 COMPANY c( WILL TRAIN ro^ *7alonal ovoa. Light houso- 4Q2)2 MISCELLANEOUS ivorgroons. second house, 5 lor nighi shills, dairy oxperi-o,i. Idaho 83647. or call 200-■ Agjiy , in' PO '^n North ol tho sponsible &onorgetic per- keeping. ? MolUro, ChxistlAn. Housocloaning or .core loi y i ^ .■587-8401 oxt 149. EQE. ., -....LESSONS...... I1 s a nrontal. sovoral.nleo.oul:___ ------tntnildorhrCn'l-794.65rt3------oncn'BTdatry-twafth-aefvio- KrotlisonEOE...... esons forglassinslallof Ain- „ wildings, corrals and up.lo ___ LPN.nQOdodJor.evonIng .j sulfllion Insiallor. 733-9688 “T00TV0l3ln(j*and'tabricaitoft^ _osXaU^-2122.. -_____ 0- .U-CatilaJJoxicwLfioslau.:. -Exp«fioncod-CATV-lftctaUoni_ ? J ’^ ‘''''^*'7: ^ 7^ ^ ' ' :_GUrTAHLESMN3.^■" _3&^lamoroaaoaoIJandJivail: _____ lort night position. At on QUALITY ASSURANCE Brnd. 734.2942.______Wonled; Experienced short , roninowhas2pori-tlmo rfoodod. Do you like to Nanny Oponing: To starl Various Vi stylos bypnslos- abloiblo with1 view overlooking nil ocute-LTCU lacilily. Cen-: cooking positions nvaili^lo. hunt, fish, ski? Uvo & wolk INSPECTOR/ENGINEER. I "Jan.1,1§92inLongl6tand, j ^Blnnnl cuilflrlsl. 324-5058. ,,CodOJodar Draw, Call Jano or _ ------MoQlc Valley A|couniingI endon< - haul uucK drlvoro. Cail tad Kolhy Pook ONS at ; is 324-7148.______“ 1 for lunch shilts, oxcollont in the Wood River Valloy. Ida-West id; Enoigy Company Is • NY.CollZomborovqsV- ? ' sieve510V0 734-0400. «ai-327. - hours while children ore in constructing IWO Hydro- g mall Wanted: Expotlencod Froo- Sond resume lo Sun VoBw c ploasod to ollor Iho smal "nil LPN p o e ltio n B veliabi#,*• school. 1 po siiio n for eloctfic Projects in the Bur- ^ and mid-sized businosseisiies man baloroporoiorc. Call Cablovision. Box 537, ( part-tlmo. ll-7shilt. ocuto“ evening shins, oxcollont Ketchum, ID 83340. We ore iey/Twin Falls Area. Addi- No ol the Mngio Valley allordlord- 324-7148.______. tionol Quality ABSurance "SSin‘s;c:: 2 I ;— caro . Coll Bov Ta^iof'r houro bocousowo oronol: an EEO omplovof. . — • ■ nblo.pfolesstonaloccouni Weokond roliel milker RN.ONSatSl.Bonodicr#• opon lato. W ewiiltroin lor - porsonnol oro required lor 2 ^ chll^ron.^ I ing ond linoncial son/icos. needed lot 300cow doiry.'"f' F.M.C. 024-4301 oxl.244.1- boihposiiions. Apply In por- VWonted oxporioncod son^lM Ihose prolocts os well a s _ii GEM- Oursen/icflsincludo: technidonVmust bo export rnin74-4R7S ___ e o e _ ■ eon lllS.PaikAvo. _ potential futuro work in the ■ l O T P i M SSTATE T REALTY 1.Full chargo compuioiizoirizod ------— oncod In gas, electric and - area. I Proloroxporiepco In 217 21 RESUME ' ' ' I 734-0400 MEDiCALOFFici Nood: i Kitchen holp and wait- bookkoeping; yrol, 204 CHILDCARE oil lurnacos. also d r condi- .hoavy constmcnon Q A In- PHEPABATIOK I I UillKSUMLHlllia c 2. Compuloriiod payrol roBBOS/waitors. Apply in Honing. Must havo rofor- spoclion. Engineer pro- __ .no°ga^J5x?E11S person. Poking Restaurant, ______1-800 proparailon; . Bobysillor nooded: Mon. oncos. own tools and vohi- terrod.QualM icollonB In­ Prolos^nolr^rn^y s= 22’ Modicol olllco ossistont»« 824 Bluo LnkosSlvd N. cles. Must bo willing to rolo- ' blESTES' OF COUNTRY . 3. Monihly. quarteily andV®'’" on W o d 8 .F rifro m 9 -1 0 :3 0 . noodod lor Wondell modi- ■; clude: nuattax roiurn pfoparaiion•’1°"- CnII YFCA 733-4384. j Openings for oxporioncod c a te 10 Sun Valloy a re a . .• Understanding of plans 02 HOMES • S59.50CU ond - 7= col clioic. Must bo bi-lingual.J cooks, full-llmo, d a y s or Cail 726-7161 or leave FOftSALE ‘Charming Choi 3 bdrm homo, plan BABYSnriNGINMYHOME Ollico skills nocossary. ondspocilicotions. ■= 4. Full sc ale bu sm essp lai evenings shills. Apply In ' rnQf-sngQ,------.• Exporienco In Inspection ^ jostuto, corrals, oulbldgs,, proparaiion. Rosponslblo, adull soporviofvl Modical assisting skills 5n ••porsonbelweon3and5- * and loslingol earthen om- 1 bdrm. ZVa baths, iamily mi on 5 acres. Terms with sub­ loi us assist vou wllhyouyour 9ion.Call733-7K>fl. ___ Dios. Posillon will bo 32 ■g12_TRADE ...... _j wtpoUol slj?«»^HqaJ.pump^ stantial dOWTL- ______JYC- -treurrponwookrlHntor- ■ ------businossnood5!!!FofartOiw on Nonnloi ntiooed noarNYC • Exporienco In inspoclion I Covered polio. Iwo car ga­ $68,506 silo consultation conlociloci 4 nationwldo. You provide/Ido o sto d contact Qg.Oi^IngIf N. Twin Fans______.ABC Seamtoss Is looking iw and monitoring ol ccncrele I rage. Northeaetlocotlonl* Ni:oJi:o 3 bdrm. 2 bath liomo. Pnnnvnl734-541C. ____ loving child care, in County Memorial Hftpitol. . oxporioncod stool siding S7V900.Cnll733-4216. „noono |lovol.woodslovo. 2.5 ard. 1120 Montano S t.. Good-J. Positions opon lor woitpor- placomenis induding rebar I hK3BlLE MECHANIC. AtraiVtraid oxchango lor room, board, SOAS and cashiers, doys or. applicators. Must havo rofi- ondombods. I ocros. quiot couniry loca­ laKe salary 4 air laxe-1 year ino. ID 83330.______S to vehicle. Call ior dqtojls , A STAND OUT! ocfo ol whal il might co:^l to laK “ evenings. Apply In poroon • Computer skills-Word Pro- j I ^ j l tion wilh hilltop viow. itiotho shop? Callme.lro1 fo. minimum commSmonl, OFFICE CLERK ^ nl 324-4040.______cessing, Lotus or Excol. II $78,000 J dally botwoon 3 o n d 5 pm . wolliindscapod.atiractivo. y pair anylhinq. Gioal tolei'olor- immediato openings. Pan-timo olleo dorK noodod. ol S^DdbuBtor Restaurant,. EXPERlENCEDtemi tnjck • . Routing/Trocking Conliac- l | nk]uo3bdrm .2bolh home, ______oncoal Coll 734-7049 moffMrn. NANNY FlNtDEffs INC. most hovo typing 4 corn-?: 5S0 Bluo Lakes Blvd N, dfftfor needed lor tocal lor submittal data. ■■ woll molntainod 3 bedtoom, dock. lruiilroos,on1.49 I______l.e OO-aSB--17QLanvtimo^ti.____ oulof-«UU»-^oaition |g - -Twin Falls.------21iaihJiomQ.with-caihQdrol_ acres.-EasycommuJo to- - - - evolvo to lull-timo. Medical Cc«^-2733. and salary roquiremenis 10: ceilings, flrof^aco and all on Twin or Joromo >{. Rostaurani manager 301 BUSINESS "ono tovol. Assumable toon. „ — , 203 AGRtCULTURAL background a plus, 11 Intw- Wa-Wost Energy Company ■» 203 AGRICULTURAL ,a ALL AMERICAN Experiencod sorrico plumber C^Call tor oppointmont. HUIROBERTJONES oslod coniaci: GoodinpiU FROZEN YOGURT SHOPS needed, wooo depends on Attn: Porsonnol Manager OPPORTUNmES ^ County Momerial Hospilai. 574.000. Coll Colleen ot REALTY Dompony. o ioador In vogotablo il20MonlanaSt..Good- oxporionco. Plooso coll POBjsx 78^7o7 733-5446 or 733-5338. 62- Foffy-Mofso Sood Con ^ Manager Opportunity 733-0404 sood production andId ;solos, has tho following jobjob Ino 10.934-4433.______Add 0 -TOUCH OF 9191. immodioie opening for a luif =Experienced coil loodor * ELEGANCE” to ypur opportunlllos availablo:bio; Opening for nursing ossis- Nowaccopilngtesumosfor time propane driver & sor- w ^iod. Call 536-2773. • income with a business of - 1-800-262-5001 tanis.6:00 to 2:00 shill, T H R E E M e x t : 1211 PLANT MANACNAGER - Honson. Idoho manager position at Iho FIREFIGHTERS TRAINEE sllktroos, plant# 4 lloral lull-timo and port-timo. Ap-‘P’ Mogic Volley MOliv ‘ R E A L T Y * ------^------This paaltlon. at our3ur Honaon sood conditioning PROGRAM arrangomonls. Owner - 733-533 8 _____ BIG PRICE Wootfor In.imnymnn monl^UllOr, lO- ■^nitod ^ ooanlnos- Mud pMB _ aniilnff bnc fluBO of hoallh _ rolblo tor airpnaBDtrof-plant BrlcTCTrPpUX'plUB'doublo------—' REDUCTION------tncllity. lo rosponolb “ConipoiillVUBliliiry — ■ col company, Hoileyarea. physical' 1b' 34 wiiTTOgh reasons. Excollonf "Hr oporatlons, IncludingIng rocoivlng. milling, troatlng,ng, ta d Iris'423-5501.______- •Quarterly bonus wide mobilo tocaied In nico Good bonelits. Send re­ school diploma. Excollont opporlUnlty lor expansion, w ;uto2bodroom home with pping of oor sood p ro d u ct WooJso PARA PROFESSIONAL, • Co-op insuranco including sum e 10: Box 0920.% Tho pay - banofis. Paid iralnlng S7^0.CaIlJ^nat: , qquiet neighborhood. Cuto . packaging and ahlppir ,nd position ovaltoblo 10 workirk dental nicenico sized rooms. Has rosponslblo lor odnidmlnlstfatlvo functions ond Times Nows. POBox 542. androlocalloneyjonsos. c . wilh profoundly rotnrdodod . Excellent woiking onviron- Calll-000-543^74. Landw atch, <040 e crei, 2 homos. Country 1.11.112 ‘ sq fl plus partial supervision of all ptomilont porsonnol, Roquiroa a B.S. chiidrori, Trtiinlng provWjjd,>d, ment Twin Falls. IP 83303, sotting. Reduced lo basomonl. bos Main ffoor or itod Hold and/or 5 yoar# of os •Ownership pos&ibilily R e a l t o r s S$135,000. bosibosomont laundry, dining dogroo In a rolatoc 213 MISCELLANEOUS ncflijiQmQ-Oxporlonco h sood)od ovailoblo. oxcSPont pay In- 213 MISCELLANEOUS : oroaoroi and brooklosi n ^ k . ------applicablo-oxpofioncc 00, -conlive-s.CaUMoyot034,:I4v llyouhovo-a hoalthyBolf'------oppoBTUHmes— - ■W0»$63.500now$59.SB0. - iputor proficloncy ond budgol OPPOniUHmES J ~ J o h n J . toO ij BrotwrT GRi — MO(I»rrAtNVlEW ------Wos conditioning, compui “ 5603. Groon Acres Training'mg' Im agine, quality poopio REALTY CColl ol Ray al 733-5336 or planning sWlla. Cooler.______Bkillaondosonsolorad- busTSS-Xe/ros326-5241 •1216 Fllor Avo. East 733-3202.65-91 JENTATIVE - Troasuro Valloy RECEPTIONIST , '■ vertising. como bo a port ol FIELD REPRESEN of- ou rsu cc esslu lte ^. 734-1898 Dd out of our Nampa facility., Is AccoloralodOjJJiodpnJIcof- THREEM This position, basod < o ,n lico looking tor sell-molr/a-/a- Sond resum e to: Box 2554. REALTY rosponslblo for all1 ptphases of hybrid awoat corn tor with oxcollont vorbol>al c/o Times Nows, PO Sox R I E R 1 - CAM Am SCHOOLS AND ____ 733-5330 production, inciudlnjding growor conlrocting, cropf®P skills. Com puier or typingng 548. Twin Fnlls I0 a 3 3 0 3 _ 401 SCHOOLS AND - *0 K S T R U C im COMTEMPORARYCG suporvlsion, achloviloving hybridlty and qualityiity oxperlonco.vorypooploorl- - UStRUCTWN (vor oolod, Donial or CMhodon-«v 210 SALES AND BEAUTIFUL stnndardB. and do\dovoloplng o strong growoi ROUITES ■ n d ______- }rqgd new 2 bdmt-don. polio notwQfk. Roqulroa5 a B.S. dogroo In Agrlcuitura- “i ho • ACCOUNT REP-S homo at 669 BucMngham is Sclonco or roiotodd II'Hold. Individual mQst havo-!® 5 Times-News, P.O. Box 548.48 nduslrlal Tools 4 Equipment ideal forpoopio who want :oll ostablishod accounts as AVAILLABLJf yoors of roiotod oxpoitporlonco, with somo exporionccOCO Twin Falla. IP 03303. smaller yards and moro 37- well os now loads. 00s ro- Iroo timo. Cathodrai ceil­ d production, proforaWy In hybricbrid REG RADIOLOGY TECH/ froc in hybrid corn w od pr ^ vrdors. No tiavolling, paid ings, oak floors, European Itural consultant llconso roqulrodrod: SONOGRAPHER „ weekly. Only goal orwntod, - P l e s e l I h iick c l Driver ir'9< owool corn. Agrlcuitun Full-tifpo position lor rog ra­ IIN stylo cabinetry wilh while 'S' aggroBslvo persons nood ______cJiomlcol appUcatlona'm oxporionco profonod. . - t r o f n i n g S cchool l Inc. S}}'!on whito oppliancos and Tix- diology loch, with A.C.R.; a ^ y , CoU ^ - 'fani bohbtil packago o n d calat}laty Musi bo willing to toko ' ' '' ' •— " Eugene,-e ,-Q R ------^ n unurae—and-briphi-aify n ------Wo offor an oxcoiloni 'spoom nr lurtu fowof the ------h oxporionco. II Intorostad. sorx ^ J . ; _ Sunday. Octobor 6.6.1991 Timos-Nows. Twinn FflFfllls- Idaho F-3

<• 5 0 2>-512 ^ Real Estalate/Sate •ARttS«ANCHES.^ 1501 OPEN31 HOUSES Im i opeiih(UHOUSES je r q u e HOUES 503 KIM(IMBERLY/ 512 FAR) ioa^^rtouEs - • .- 1 - K0 .B-BUHUFlL£a 1 ____ .506 ^ • 502 HbiCS ------' wm - H O V E S ------5 » UA> DAIRIES------^ FORSAl£ HIHOMES 55^ ' FORSAL£ • - _ FOB SALE______1 tamlly roorn.wooci — — — AWESOMEI SplitU I. W coU 00# hoal a FAFARMS3ii I IOPENHQUS ...... R Y .O V m ^ ______PR EFERRED Jrmr«>«rtMif«ptoo^ ioff-ahodrOi>-oul- e £99.500. Call 734-6737. - -|DOSHIER -double garage & shop, - oanor, lolsolalorago, ly. Haila s toncod bock yard • - ■cro»: Groat lor a |B ^ — •BY OWNER! NEW 2 bdrm. 2 loocodbJckvud.totolot. » nolghbofhood. closato nnd largolot lamSy room. CaU OOACRE!RE3ISV« milos wost Oaiiy. q < REALTY Ownornoedsqulckaelo. 1°: t olTwlnwin Falla on Hwy 30, Barker Re bnlh mobllohomo.pojmn- 734»2922 Bj ihools, $67,500. Call Gina. nonl foundalion, doodod _ B20.S5S.000 13-8908 Of 543-8022. . POSOSSIBLE OWNER good ho HIT campar t««n seotng -- lo tja n d /h o m o p o c k a g o .- NE Nl LOCATION: 4.19 aaofl. R D (O B E R T J O N E S - FINANCING M yeflfIS ff/oiffli; /“ I k>-dr(v«way than camp- $51-700.734-B&43. IiinSkyilnoAcroa.unlqiJO Live Water on thislBcIa5ci»«ldor2bod. ( datedd assets.a Rocky Min. ,|„ j>77 5Sell a with a Qlastl- design. 3100 oq.h.-t-partial R E A L T Y - 5orb llvosiock ranch In m 1homo. Hoa smaller Roally, Bd-Can733 P93l. . jhl-Fllor areal 50 acres CHOOSE YOUR COLOH3 bsmni;3bdfm.2’/»bath, ‘ 733-0404 Buhl-i 10 In back, Soo to op- ovos. 73 . .UftdofCQtisuuaiofi.'i iQyo'.3 atrium,<- ollico. Lots otOono, Of' wilhTilh TFCC water, corrols, iaie. Cnll Gina. • woodwork. •• hardwooi# wturo.AsUngS100.000- iVEN HOUSES bdrm, 2 balh homo, oi?nosi r • 1.600-262-6001 — . -pastui 501 OPEHHOUSES OP _ . Ml .°PI lloors. Many maturo ttoos, EXT. 1211 CallJiallJudy, 326-5680 now! ^ 4DMABK REALTY I13111'|3AVENUEEEMST roody n. lota of maturo iroes. h r ^ Iho post 2 yoara. $25,000. . ,$85,500, Jim con s h w you 1445 Addlsan Ave. E.-.»734-0400 • y ■ Or5voW41lWoa3rd,Jor- , REALTY CLA|.A ^S Y 2 B E D R O O M ,2 $e2,9i1.900 Ihis ono today. 733-9633- IATH HOME localod on * 5 7 , 5 0 0 _____om o. T^hon call Phyllm ol - 734-3373 b a t .4 acres in Buhl city limiu. 4 bdrm•m homo, on 3 acres. iuB )M£I Immaculate ------734-3Sl3:s91^fr — - -j -CAaTOLLFREE jomont. wolor sharoa. tMEXCELLENT STARTER HOME BRAWLEY 1 looutllully landscapod. basoi 1 bodroom-l.balh home locateatod dose to tJio \ ^ - e76 8qrtln-romodolodin -whot«ot»feftco,-$69.500 ------3luo Lakos Mall. Garog©,>; F R.V.- parking.- postlact 2 yoare. new carpol & }m. form al dining. REALTY ^ rm homo, on 2 ’A ncros. gonlartjon area, sprinkling systom. SKYLINE A C R E S dropiropos. oloctic lurnaco, 3 bdrm iroplaco, oven & range. Couniry soning fof n dry ^ syst.ystom h a s Ils onrn wolf, ap ppironcosandsololliio li GEM 7 3 4 - 5 8 5 8 Uking 585,000. d^hirh included, $55,000. ^ phfelicau>. kxau>d In oxdu- Aakli STATE REALTY ------Tolllroo------g To s e e this w ell c a r ed f o r h o m e, M | | | * 734-0400 ' • yvoaroa of handsomo «*- M1UNR0ER0BIRTS U ^ ------Information at t | B k : OH TOLL FREE 1-600.5g3-2460 E«t BS33 _ Jocutf^o homos. 3.45 ocrps. REAL p i ESTATE CANYONSIDE'C, ca// 6 lorgo bodropms. 3 ^ h s . 1-4397. - 1.800-345»^G65axlEnS ' ►43-8806/543-6339 REALTY NEW ROOF florgo worm form al llv ng DONTDELAYII 3 2 4 .3 3 5 4 H room, so much polontloll ' CALLTODAYll . ml, quick possession, 3 [\ ' G E M ST I A T E H i In oxcollont movo-in condi- Como [ by for a view ol what cqs.5 GOODING/i ■ • 523.000 will buy you Ihis " lion and coady (or IMMEOl- n droom homo with gamo 3 bodfoom rock Ironi homo lilocanollof.fll-300, WENDELL HOMES , > u s e “ ATE OCCUPANCY 3 BED- “ im.WO.OOO. (O P E N H O I With nowly romodolod ROOM mmblor. Easy caro 52'00oT sq It hom o, 10 Irrig kitchon and laundry room. ulilul3bodroom.2bath w P.M. vinyl siding, (oncod yord icros on UlHo Wood Rworl Boaull b.E.«734-0400 S u n d a y 1 - 4 p . Room lor expansion in -and Qroet shodo Trooe, Solar, aroonhouso. orchard homomo on 5 acros. $75,000. W Q 14«Adall“ ‘’o*>i»^----- ctorono—Luxury-Homo-ln- — —------<62,900- ____OREILHOUSI S E : . 1 REALTY cupboard spoco and largo ^69 000.324-7421.______primimo snowmobile, fishing. panlrv. Immacolaio condi­ WNDAY, OCT 6 - 2:00-ao-5:oo PM 7 3 3 - 0 4 0 4 leal 2 bedroom , brick, oil hur^jnling aroo, Lowiaxos. tion. Couniry ntmosphoro amshom Roally, lnc„ Sox ' but loss lhan 5 milos Irom olocltic homo, lots ol ox- 0 on 1-25 Qcros with C 1-800-262-5001 GEM 1uos. Soo to opprodato- By izsi556. Dubois. WY 82513. Groo (odslovo. Ooublo cor gXT.1211 - Twin Falls, $87i500. STATE REALTY ownor. 555,000.324-5203- 307-)7^5S-’3340.______P « |; - '-#£5-91, ■...... 734-0400 exist ------ENJOY LIVINO------OR TOLL FREE OPEN HOUSES qulcuIcK M iql . . ^ I 01 OPEN HOUSES 501 ' Inthi5oppoolin(3 4bdrm. 3 1-800-34S-4BB5 ext E11S 501 baihhomo.Has2litoploc- Vory nico 2'A bdrm. 1 both, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ G E M SiT I A T E ■ • • o s. lamily room wilh bar,> A L P I N E Vnow carpol throughout. . 8 4 8 B R A C K E N ST.IT.H. I covorod dock, sprlnklod'i REALTY 541.500-436 Wolnut, For JI OPEN HOUSEE T O D M T J yard. SStr,900. - - - 734-3373 * 7 4 , 5 0 ( | J i-oo P.M. - 4:«;oo P.M. ★ = HAmTEHANCEMbricJivfflnbHl sottits-vIts. 'Within EAST vrjlHino CALLTOLL FREE WHAT A CO RNER- inaolPtmrw ind Robert Stuart l9G7'sq.ft., 5q. fi 4 bedrooms. 175 _ 1-aOO-345-4665. nxl 10-0_ • ^ ^ 1 -1445 Addis., A... 73M400 J « block Iflflfl. wide street. DOSHIER < L ______^1631 R ichn s. FlKpUcs- Air conditioning. 1 block ~ tpocioui.-wolHandscapod,— 'rtdullo REALTY room for an RV, doeoralivo « \ ■ — jf - _ .Coytrta 7 3 4 -2 9 2 2 REACH OUT fonelng ond a houso tool 3 i t ‘J YoiirHostrBohVaHlaHHest— ------EXCLUSIVE Exoculivo olylo. bedrooms,2 baths, groat 3-5 bdrm homo onacroosjo, -llroplinwrlolirof-oa|rtnm—~ O P E N H G ^OPENHOUSJSE ------Cnll 423-4934.______' barn on ono aero, g'orgoous andquality construction oil K !, OUSE I - conlomporary homo In SUNDAY, OCT- 6 • 1:00lOO^j^OO P M □rosligious aroa closo to for $84.9o6. Call SUN-, OCT. 6 , 1 9 9 1 ^ FIR ST TIME Twin- Immaculalo lond- scaping spoctacular wow ol W l. L • O FFER ED l [ B R A W L E Y i \ This 2 bodfoom. 2 balh OU-J- Iho South Hiys, 4 bodroom. ------~PL-eX-.-i8-ftn-inw«6lOf;t- .2iialh.SauUlvt0 Ihia GREAT homo In H Cindy lor doiails. S353-91 l-SOO-523-2460 Ext B633 -ftA witbv sprinkler system. Como see 1 1 4 3 I M P E RIAL I A l r Sawioolh School District. Mid 57C=70-8- * R ------T” " Hostess: Donna Thomoson < 6 4 , 9 0 0 5 « BUHUFIER * aESEEthijwtK-ktpMbciltoomtiom,,I, Selleis turt moved out iflwaJiiuttanMQusJo.si'i-Cov,^Ited oatio. luUv fenced. ------HOUES _ ★ - i e a l t y — A ------— 573-PARK-TERRI Bj A C E - D H . ^ - J u » IP hom e.------4 S E M go Road) a«'on«jmiUc iphnWino SHAflPi^HAKinior - 6 r E M STATE REALTY By ownor. in Filor. Sm all 2 (Oil North Colloqo I Sedioom houso. Io[go lo*- ** . - --7 5 3 .4 3» X — S[SHARP-AS A-TACKl:K L I n s i d e a n d Your Host: Sid Lezaezamiz ST ATE REALTY 734-0400 ...... wnlklo28chools.$31.500. ^ 734-0400 OR TOLLFREE ansferred. 3 br., ^ 5 C0I1326-4894, •*(•) >:★★★★★★★★ 01ou tsid e - O w n^r Tran & IKWIN REAUd . T Y . « c . < ^ ■ ORTOLLFREE_ g ^ 1-000^45-4605 ox! E115 1 new floor coverings I t ____ 2 bbaths, double garago. All ne 7 3 4 - 6 5 03 0 0 ^ 1.Q00-345-46G5 ext E llS . Sparkling now redocorasratod in and out. J irjIIFm ojgldjM jjIcMilsyVeOWMjMra ^ ----- F0R-Y0UH.FAMILY-_ FireplaceFir .-Early. Occijpanci,ncy -Mom WllLLiKe • •4bdrm.2baihhomo. lomilyly J ill I I ThisTh O n e r P rice: $79,950 room, lull bnsomoni, pnlio. YoiirYo Host: G eorge H anoy' . motal siding, cornor lot. ^ I I noor park & schools.Is. ^ ^.1 II I ■ ' ■ I S59.500 I N C . ROBERT JONES % WILLS, 1 s B i l l u S i U - IH r a . REALTY P t w i n f a l l s REALTYre V . 7 3 3 -0 4 0 4 t.BOO-262-5001 , ______gXT. 1 2 1 1 ______GETOUTOFTCWNI ;jico 2 tiory laimhouto on^7 7 ^ 733-5336 A Dcros workshop & shods,ds, ^^■ ii|ijisriii t5 Addison Am. L j S m m i ■ -- J r-nmnlook. 324-1154 ______-1 6 ^ 1 IT S EXCITING » OPEN ¥HOUSE ■ ond allordablo. This 3 bod- T o n /o tolandscaping S.homo____ _ ^SUNDAY,piQ C T Q B E I L 6 . room. 2 balh homo is brickick Windshields roplocod, ro jirs.— Frooostimaios. I £ FALLSPECI’ECIAL • od chips ropairod, auto glo Col.734.3322. OPEN HO9USE- — with a lovoly landscapod °T ho S a v o ^ ; Paint*lint • Repair* Co 1 - 4 I ■..yard.Tho lamilyroomisI is timed. Froo osiimatos. T c t ov- Window WoUor, 735-11.1114 - . Remodel Rx-up<-up*roaton-‘ silATURDAY - S undayr OQ . 5 & 6 bfighi ond choorlul and ov- J. ■ , oblo,733-1075,1i75,anylimo, ■ I H S otylhing is roody to movoivo 725-1141 or543-4344. Te2625 Indian Trails 1 - 4 P - MII. - into. Con Jim loday lor yourour ____ _ Your H o st & H o stess; P ic•ick k & C arly n n N oh HANDYMANiTigiLight oloclrl- Yo privaio showing 733-9633.3, ■ • cal. plumtjing. p or & interior house H . Our All Netiew ■ carpentry. Call 73 - aing. , Iroo ostlmaios, ■ BRAWLEY ______JimWo5/aggoner, 543-1271. ■ “OAKWOOO D I I ” Hnmodnl______------JCGlCrDhroprirt cppioa. n YOS^herokee-oftBtizctizabeth-Blod: ------REALTY siio.lowroIos.Wohav 5 yr oxp. Froo ______const jobs 10 bid, 734-75 'Todd?iiOTS.*V5V743-7010. Mr Tp MAINTERiFrooosii^ ' II ning rooms. A estimalo. Jell ------743 m aloo.B.lnsldo a oulsido. i F-ormaMWIng c and dlnin 7 3 4 - 5 8 5 8 •NALD 734-276!7620f 736-1105, P iellghlfu! kitchen which:h co p e n s o n to a ToUlioo m a c d okCTlNG n a I 1.a0Q-S23-24G0Exl B033 jpocious family roomom. Centrally - John’* Sharpening SorvI_____ CONTRACTlJ & now homo M iiiiaiM I fp In business sinco 1976.orvlca Homo odditionsuction. & r ocated iaundry room. Walk-inW closet • N H M f P P M CCOME SEE THIS QUALI'LITY BUILT ^ lo« Call 326-4462 Of 734-405176- conslnjctic1 0 2 .-...... ------DENNIS-GRAMEKHOMJQ IM EExtra iirilibins ofl3ff p f th e m a s te r b a th . AAir ir conditioning. _ 4050. - ■■...... 733-310Z irnace. Double JUST RIGHT FOR YOUI)l louchei ihrouKliout. 1,674 kjK].. ft. all 0f» one IcveL fiigfi recovery gas furnj ry room, family room. , • Ju st listed. 4 bdrms. ~ Ouality t 3 ItcUroom*, 2 balh.i, bundry n garage which is fullyilly insulated. R&SMaintonancoSorvico. All now r< ^uitc. Beautiful red- 9 2 balhs. liroplaco. largorgo Plumbing Sori ' extraI larRc scperaic master suiti M aintenance-free "Cedai;darwoo'd" steel ing ■ ;os. insured, reason- ' b w n . • 69-91 dining room ond living types ol repairs, s k, iIroo; ostlm aios. 733* wood ^ deck with sculptured bw room.hi-olliciont gas ■ SiI7^-56C1rop j g j g g i svSylvia M cB um cy______m CHUCK PERKINS [ AMERICAN REAL _ CALLNOWIW ESTATE & APPRAISAL\L ______SALES OFFICMCE: Bulk Feed TroniporUll 7 3 4 -5 6 5 0 ILtNGSmado ‘ - , 2 2 2 S ho^ o iie S treim EE tW E ST For boot pulp. For hiro:r^ ‘w a l l s ACEILtN>rrodo.20yn). Treo& s f coftabloratas. 625-9976 Dooo Vollmor. Brokw 576 now. Repair or rtt Tww Fm is, louiaHO 8I 3 3 0 1 1882 ' - . oxpor. Coll Tom a 733-0839/734-4365 Miry Akkorman 734-388< lEs: 733-1874 AldaSlronO’ 733-0905)5 IjH ^H Bus: 734-4411 or Res: ------Doni5Vollmor_73a-9199-199_____ ■ifsm raEnja -r LowotlW.ll6-733-65a2i2 - m a m r: i m ^olivorod Jor drivowa TAKE A LOO K AT THISusJiEKfiEALrrV;, _ . ^ W I L L S . 1iNCr^ ! Nbs\:LEAfl- ■ Paiio homo undorconswuc-luc- parking lots. olc. You I ^ ------2Features 3 b«droofna, 2 baths,ils.dinlni; iw m .air 'oQcan” ~ ' HELPINOHAND:ig to tho work- Export n lion, 3 bodroom. 2 both,ath. . haul 100. NonhwestCn conditloninsi heat pump &; 2 cargaracc.( 1,580 »q. 'MflHere Value and PricV ce Are One’ loal & Rigging, 733-1234. Crone lNa:Cnloring’34-0483 to crowa vaullod coillngo. hool ing woman. 734-1 fl. of carefrcc livinR all on one level; 4t-91 |___ loor

I i I . F-4 Timos-Nows, TwinFnlls. ld.ihoIda Sund.iy.cictot>Qr6.191991 • • ------5 ^ 2 -2 -7 0 4 Real Estalate/Sale-Reeal Estate/RRent-Farmcer's Markel? t ------

NFUmASHED------i U B R S UOBILEHOIiCS ------602'-UNi-UNFURNISHED------W -U H F 552 FARMS/RANCHES : 513r ' AA' ^ G E S AN6“ '8iT ~■wSMEflCiAL-^^------T 0 - S i n i C PTS®UPl£XES III 501 OPEN HOUSES . 501 OPENHOUSK |5 } 2 HOUSES. API L0T3 ■ - ______PPROPEHTY :Porkfidflo. 14X52.~2 ____ 1!^ ■ AND DAIRIES ’ ' L opK In Buhl, coll III B V i S :_CUBINC—&------; -bdrmm.-l.baih.$lLMOJkiIL ..: $2ia/moitaQnlh:.Why.ronl?.Ypu_ Sludip aj 120 ACRE FARM locniod 5 c ru wWrtinllomg=r3E ol- -HAY— ,buyotr05hlypaimod2 7o7T in o r3 piiv. bo- tromo, lOeOBainbridgo COMMMODITY TRANS- Ruthio.hie. caabuy ntn nr wnfilinndfl. I l| H B |I || cotfth ol Buhl ih good tuoa. ^oton ADING FACILITY; 2 Brockmikman’a Moblla Homo* bdrm,m, 11 bolh homo under loro d nn Sot up lor coitlo nnd row 20x5.)*52.Vorynico3bod- LOAI IHAUfst-limobuyor • om.2baih.oanh6tovoA loroo30 .m otal bu ild in g s, 1-044ftH¥fv93Juncllon ft tho IHA lOUSEl crop, I; lull walor shoros, Jx125 black top slab. 734^i4.3167 Of 324-4203 prograrnrami Facts? Call Judy 605 ROCOOMS FORREtJT | | | 2 t t r i l5 3 Bediwin, 2 Balli. spacious f> ouibulldinga wilh groni Il'os^blShod busSioTs " 2BBiin,'JimcDdyard.I" ^ Totally mainlenanco Irco ■ « , q BUILDING Wolh . riO M ta Think 5 lamily room in basumom. Tol; terms. Call KonI colllns. ors lo local patrons. 44,^4lh&Chlnden-Boiso >FFICEANO em. Como and soo for « ACREAGE color 5 oxloiior. Spiinklof system. 3uhl wilh great viowol Md at $65,000 includos DETAIL SPACE MESSEJSERSMITH K '/omcn.PoggyConnnlly-ti''-Hostess. § In Buh iportyA business. Call p p » .321-7573. _____ ^ Molon:olon Valloy. Irrigalton wa- P'0P« If for continuous ground Jooniin Brannon for showing. roo Dolivory & Sel-up You-nIt beb, pl*a#nnity jurprUad oSxSO SHOP^ FOR LEASE In /on38) o x ■7 3 3 -6 7 0 0 Most Areas ■in®«how «**y It 1# to place a lownBuhlw/gashool. ssslll.d ad. Tho co.i Is load door. $250 mo. i. m n S i ‘ I ( r.'sfSK Sfc” e PgN SUNDAYS w...tho result* aio hlflli. GEM ga.#9M87. OlSABALA lOM ESHOW Th«» ATTLE ■StfilA I-TY % STATE REALTY j i o a a l 734-0400 _ REALTYF 1992 MODELS ... jxlmoioly 1,675 sq.ft. 6 Jerseyy bull bul cotvos, 2 ' M ' h OR TOLL FREE ^ Soo Tho Now: 603 FURNISHED RJ . J S K monthml + dopos.il. m onthsftso1d,$125oach. 0 ji? 266 Blue Lakes Blvd. N„ TwirTwin Falls, ID* 734-7704 1.SOO-345-4665 e«t E115, ■ , Llmiod APTSJDUPLEXE5AI Call 736-1224.731 ______.Call324.5(?4.5Q98. sioin milk cow# tor- , ^ 140 Main. Jefome,'i[b,'ID’V324-8652 M ~ Idon Slole------r r ^ fVlndulils,$225 mo.' 68 Holsloii Why fvn all ov*r lown wh#f> _ ^G E M ^Q U H BUSINESS volOaks 2 bdrmIrm dupio*. Call 734- ‘‘S j liridlflon.73i{-5572. J ; sole: 51100 $110 OQCh or $1200 yyou can loealv part* t°> STATEREALTY S T bBELONGS ON .gffiRoiidom S lir--- - -36561c ow w ith 5 1 9 2 lb s o l automobile* In the cla»*Jn«d ’ 734-0400 . ihfsptprim e com m orical lol • center w °r?iasB K Kbaso. Must bo cosh. Bd>.Catl733'0931. . OR C TOLL FR EE 'n e oarWashinolon V on Addl- 9 -3J'OR 0 4 BEDROOMS 604 UNFURNISHED W m*. Call 837-6169. B00«34S-46SS e x t E tI S jo n /i i», eonloronco room, no forms, c nAvo. 150-fronlagpx ‘ APTS/DUPLEXES jllon oroa and break Bniodingagi.g ago Jersey buD hos H O U S E s ' i ; ; BUY A FARM ^ 250-dydoplh. 2 rofltoiunlisln- e. . Additional bsmt area ET brolhoother al Landmork. { " ’ o P E N ’ H i •ie0Acr»i,p0fltur0.hnyfef FRONTAGE pp ON »wtliido(f In th is p o c k ag e . - lO i r W EST RATES 5 sq fl with 3 moro of- $600.Coa Coa 543-4994. about 50 liood Yoof round, , mor will carry. $130,000. fRADES WELCOME 1. .6 • 1-4p.m . : ; LIVE STREAM ■'l.& 2 bdtmop’a also ovalloblp, militlOT colostrumum lodfi Holstein bulls 5 Sunday, O ct. i homo®, shod. T70 ^i.K .h an Invostigalor. Coll KinsTRTHWEST HOMES QUI ughonfordeioils-lodoy. NORT lUIET LUXURY S dlodlnronl.odB “ onoli- Aho|[o,9.i:f.r».Call 324-4274. •8 0 Aero*, nlto larm crop* V7 1 1409 Chinden-Boiso Igjw w olk-lnclosolsiAe C - -clalLKolloOlfico. BIuo Lokoa. u, & livostock BOt-Up, 2 “CTO or Holstein brooding------low is absoluiely spedoc- 376-1621 or Laurolurol PorkApartmonls and =ilor.File Lynwood Shop- f^grBolo. H homos, oast ol Joromo. , 1.800-366-1621 176 176 MouricoSL N., oinoCoi .V33.2282,____ • 00 Acr*«,lolaol corrals, ulox art from this hlllsloo. Ono Ida loncod. Excellent ^ iPEN SUNDAYS Apt304,managor Apt iko er, Office spatM: 1400 - . „ Idoal for 500-700 hood side 734-4195.______; Holstoln bull colvoQ. loodlot.WcndoII.T3 ^ tofma)rms. Coll Jane. #293-90. ^ t DetlvBr QuaUtvl ------, groat location In Slor^"-"®';?4-5934 allor 5 pm. drm a p t., 734 M aurico, DosorlinSunTrovolsbulld. Coll3^^ m e F '^ S•4 '' 0 Acroi. 1.000-hond food llie hom o 10 bo m oved: ^ n n iiu kCowato lood and/or s B i n i nIss^BBi ' B* 'i ipliancos.W/D hook-up. ing. 734■aj.94es or 734-5253. Wantod:Co' lol, good Improvomonts, 2 3EM S Jt. Call 934-5793. x 5 6 -n o w 1987, livod-in homoa.T-55. 5T A T E R E A L T Y 14 x 5 EASEtSunVolloyol 734-0400 ^rs, 1 person, owning . ------Iho bosi WANTED ■ Q W and oir conditioning, lease. 734-2500, ROBERT JONES tj ORTOLLFREE )droom brick duplox, op- primosi VOUBCAJ CATTLE TO FEED GEM J IVO ond relrig. Exc. con- 2 w oro vor rations lor small ______ancQS,.gaiago,jio.poic.. .taiLsro —S ------369-FILER^VEiV E N U L W E S I 5_------REALTY ------STATE-REAL-TY—S iS22 en:CollB37-6t93. ------P ' '^ ‘= ■os'ftfld roplacomont------. ■ YOU MUST'SEE Iho Intofiornor of Ihis hom o lo fo c lly B 7 3 3 -0 4 0 4 ISO + d oposii. 1 y o a r care. Jo > boorooms. 2 boths, g rand m VACATION NowI NasliuoNi Casllewood, 130. Call 7M-6620. 'OFFicE' honors ____ 5 nnntn>-lnln tl'O nua'lfvl 3 bO —ORJOLLEREE ----- 4»-sq-lt-manulactutod_ :ES$72up.734-3373_ ■ mcslor svjito wiih window« sootso & 3 ciosois. la m n y ^ 1.800-262-5001 i_aoo.800045-4605 oxT E IIS -TRDPERTY I ' mo on 6 0 x 1 0 0 'tol wilh 2BEDFEDROOM-dupIoJTJ^pir sionol ollico spaco lor catllo “ ...... , ■ tooms. 2 firepiocos. covcicd‘tod M tio, fully foncod a n d ■ 6XT.12M 9bll» homo lots. Adult & w lown. cprinWor syslom, ) ,2 0 0 0 sq ‘lt.ConlBCl Good gaingains ot reasonable jni }69,000. 91-189 ■ _ iln noof Pine. Prico ro- now lo ■ bt'SlofonAisumawolooni ------lamiamily. lorm s, FHA & VA . tkingp0T f 0r 2 v0hicl0B. & ° : » 3 S ° o g i«“ v0 Kolm, 734-0400. cod lor quick salo. Must Bi'kin lorthvlsw Manor ApU Qom Si ■ Youf Hoih LarcY SmIlh innmviy} Call 734.8943. etoapprecialel587- tady loriurn-koy occu- -Nortl Siato Realty.______BEDKlcDK^FEEDLOT FARMSIII • ney. Locolod ol tho pic- 1322322 Washington Si. No., , tom Catllo Fooding 5 ACRES, con odd moro. 4 • 05or6a-2431. P“«V 6 ollico spaces ovall. Custom 1 oauo MoonGlo Villogo in ... Twin I Blue Lakes and Filor Frankk ondone Phyllis Bodko ■ ■ prr-^- • bedroom homo born, lots ol a'** ' irterm om betship in RV ' o„S?M , rnit Mnl 543-4769 Of nm lo - 8 6 2 : 3 ^ 2 ------—" PROPEnrYa p ,— paiK ■"e o irnlg;— outbu ildingsr — — ^ ------Q | V Sandors 862-3929 . ‘lilia*to 0^ 0*06? to C ia sT b n tS 4 3 ,6 m Q U IE T LIVING oino Co —Z E " I I .JUS^f^lSTEDlt 00 ocroa \n Brick•ick duplex. 2 b o d r o o ^ 1.495 or jasi-oflor. Coll Vo^^'rnico2bdrm 1979Govo- cioanod^Eden.------nonlh.2blocks3. olAI- , _ to snow or, plum bed lor dis) ’ CONDOMINIUMS dishwoshor. loundry Stove0 Koim1 at 734-0400,------60 ACjfi^fiifm on Twin Foils boru>erUon‘8. For sole by own- £ i i _ ladlilios,la nopots GomStStnio Ronliy______703 DAIR3AIRY ' i W B s a s ^ - ^ i tr. $59.900.734-8523. BeeleauUluIly Romodalsd 664 0 uincy - r ------__ tfncl. dolrv born, corrols^ , bdrmr^batM-aoasons Slfl'C EQUIPMENTEQU ------■ ------^ M 4 2 lI Aa v in a ------S - lgroin siorago, outbuildings, ...... 3 bdl -CEMETERY LOTS------73a-6600------60S ' WiWAREHOUSE/------S Wetl olfStcndondviowSoum ■ i jndo. Eosy occoss lo tits, — lal. bulk milk lank 3 bodroom homo. MUSTSELLI | ““£125.006.726-2205. _ fw^^wo, woD located ua co s.' ThoSu1 Summit opts in Haitoy it STSTORAGERENTAL ie50got.bi m ENJOY ino country atmosiTiosphoro and bo locolod g SI . 55^00. Machachino com pany In Twin — * ikoviowcoction, Sunsel now3w taccepting opplicalions ______w/comproTiprossor, good condi- — . jdroom. 2,both homo ts op 4- omorial Pork. 733-6964. lorloirlowlncomosoniors,62 35x66'ir• insulolod warohoufio Hon. 643-1643-6971. ______■ closo iq towni Ihis 3 bodrc 47 ACRES. TF wotor pollsFoils Is soiling oui lathe mill. „1 mtOBILE HOMES ■ ------j- .t^ -c c i» -q r id .lU to s lirvy pipoialQd-Qail.CQipotQd. subdividod'inlo , oppfox. 9 M0ld0r, . pr0S6, hand tools ’ yrs-orso ld and ovot ond dis- ©r shohop. truck door, oil Lncalfpp11 pen a sinall ael ol ■ A ssum ablo lo o n 'm o lio)j j ttilstt liom o O 'oot buy! livoocroaaicols. 1 looi100 many to lisi. Owner is 1 /xx55'1S80Tomoroek,2 i ablo< ilpgrkino. 734-2347. p^ ns: w/!w/S s ta lls. All with . $59,900. 91-209 160ACR§S,lovoly4bof 11 „ovmoving out ol tho country l»dridroom, V07 good condi- l l ■ ^ sons. ml; 6.000 sq ll, metol m otalll rools.lurry,ro 733- Yqut Hotlow: Gudron Hollowillow^ ^ room homo, poitoblo mam ond ^nd Is vory, vory moiivotd. Iior*. iwoovoon9ond11omlorin- X i'.Ji''ling warohouso. Excol- 5723dnj^. rinyr. 324-8409 ovrw. linos, whool ond sprinkler qqhCall Willis Stono 734-0400 ands:!± s.« r7 s I r formtiirmnlion nnd noolienlions. jrvsioraQo.734-5681.- . ;S4 Fflirlinld. I I ■ linos, ond 56x32 chop, ©ra:or324-720O.#91-362.. . _256f Wo1010 010 now toking rontal np- pntnio0 storogo lor tent, 704 CUS"CUSTOM FARM 1l9ACRESonHwy 93.5 19801lOFloolwood, 14 X 70 with I I ■ pllcollcotlons lor 2.3. and 4 . iqjcqijid oir. air conditioned. SERSERVICES bedroom home. Will soil In 2 It oxpondo. 2 bdrm . 2 I I W bodrcodroom units ol our l>oou- , .gn Q^000,1-70.000 copoci- ______, smaflorpaicob. ■ ^ nth^woodstovo,$14,900. H U I. - tllulilulColoniaOoColoret ,y 432.32-5444orG78-5S19. - 2 WIDEilDEflETRIEVING: ' I 2 HOMES, corrals, shops, B oil Ruthio, I I M opartportmeni Complox. Must KE RIVER STORAGE Crnlg_ShoShoahord. 326-4342. I outbuildings on 307 ocfos. ^ ockmnn'* Mobile Homas _____ mooi1001 FMHA and low in- SNAKE 734-1400. All tjpOSOS CCHOPPING, porta- [ Willselloliolpo/tial. >GEM -84 4 Hwy 93 Junction ------omo guidolinos toquolily. — . 1- littf3iJt»3l2A0M-a______S.STATE REALTY 734-3167 or 324-4203 _ bio scolcicalos. THRESHING, j-FURNlSHEO------Fw"?^arm woikot/hoftdicap lam-. WANTTORENT------cwath,-bih,-ba!e,-rako.-groond------I 400 ACRES, call ond shocp ■ -734:0400------ios aro encouraged to op- O R TO LLFR EE ’ geO0OGovornor, 14 X 70,2 h 1 o u s e s -- work,<, rockro picker, land I - shod, double hoiiingbono edroom, liroploco. good _____ ly. Wo aio on Equal Hous- 245 MOl O N R p E 5I " doiry barrj, or»d 3 bedroom i-aol.aPO-345-4665 exl E115 ^ od: ronlol homo, opt- 2 piano.0 . Irtrucks, will Iravel. ondition, $9000 or best ol- gNOVJOWBlRDSIl Available Oc- ing,g COpponunilv Pio»M«i- "..“J,'”';n. W/D hookup. Stove- RondyW.jvWonvor. 643-6886. S SALE FAILED on Itiis spoHois;015 3 bodioom homo in nlco gI homo. ^or moro inlorm ation , S;'- ■r. Can 934-8300. ,oboiibor through April: 2 bod- For rinTF.R6b43fl-4t27 All types•OS CHOPPING,C porta- S n o lg l'b o rtio o d . Livino rooroom hos btick (iroploco. nI 4004 ACRES. 3 bedroom “pp•PRICE REDUCED: -j^ )om.1V4bath.privaioCol- plea:iloasecomololdahoMi- -ISliSii It and is iocaiod on loroo lot ■ I homo, pivot ond sprinklers. . 5 qi 97 Kit. 4 bedroom, 2 balh. room 1 to rent: 80-160 acre ble scalt;coloo. THRESHING. ' m forriiiy 'oom In bcnomont or .5 .000. Colo in Costlolord uper d e o n . $35,900. Call oradrado Rivor w alorlront nranirani Council. 406 Gardner W on! tc 1 nico lof^dscopino- Owners ■r •' Wilt divido & soil oil or por- ^',1$ 15,000. Includes lond. “''P. 1 In Buhl aroa lor sugar swath,;h. bibolo. rako, ground- ■ thot u Wy foncocl with nk luihio. houGouso noar Lake Havasu Ave,ive. Twin Falls or contacl -Morm Ir iltior homo ond dfo vory ■I tiol. •' bulbuilding, and all dining 7^ ' Javid Ramirez 01208-734- bootsIts. Havo roloroncos, work,K. rockrc picker, lond . I- ■ havo putchosod anottic ockman'aMoblleHomoi City.ily. AZ. $500 por month - Davic lO. trucks, will Iravel. 91-191 ■I rooiroom's'Kitchen oquipmorjt. lusjililijio.s. Lpnvomos- _ «;30l 0 1 boiwoon 8:30 AM 1^0 oquipiipmonl ofld linancing. plono. lr .-•1 -B .ormlQus. $M,p00. ___ IJM ft Hwy.93 Junction_____plus. . 643a-t3&^wenlno*.— ----- Bandv-Wjv-W flavar^-688e------734<»e?-or024*4203------SOTC -5^00- bo convertod lo core or d r i ^ 3mnit-2td-l46-d23F= NELSON Itco. Ovmer anxious lo soil. ___. VALLEY REALTY SI R E A L T Y Cd,Coll John Forbos 734-0400 FARM & RANCH 70S FARlFAfUI&RANCH r : O MAGIC w or 734-4572. #91-200. 7O66 FARM & RANCH 706.J IFARM 4 RANCH 706B FARM\ 4 RANCH 706 F/ 260 2 n d S t . E a s t IMPLEMENTS tMPItMPL£UEHTS 7 3 4 -1 9 9 1 S IMPLEMENTS ■ IWPLEMEMTS IIMI>LEHEllTS 01 t 7 : I 7 3 4 -3 9 3 0 ; ■ ~NewAci.vp 733-0S59 ■I (Groot 67 acre lorm. produc- GEM c ■ UuOiuti umiowi 7J4-1i’yH (. STATE REALTY • - - H L:iiiy 3mim> •' &4}-U72 ■I tivo ground with lull water ^ IST POPIULAR 734-0400 I TlrHE MOi I ->ehar«c^Nlco 4 bedropm, — ; ■ 1.800-65558-3882 ■I - lomily homo. Now 30'x50' “ ORTOLLFREE I chop, inculotod and shool t.R00.3dS^665ext E115 ___ tocKod. Somo om.od pipe,, . FEATIrURE OMMANY 3ZETOR I!IS _ Easyloshow.Torfunher 515- CONWERCIAL------^ 502 HOMES . 5502 - HOMES inlormation call Kalhy ol PROPERTY FOR SALE * FORSAL£ • 734-0400 or 324-3808. ttESTr- J700 Muaro leol shop with 4 l lESMAt #91-343. • 470C AIBOTH baibays. 1 bay 15 foot high & 60 fool doep.Cindor block conslruction. oil hoat. ovor- hoad cr.ine. Contact Stove Koim. 734-0400. Gem GEM PStato Rq.iHv.______STATE REALTY — ME PIMCE. ------COMMERCIAL— ------— IT*' t J I OR TOLL FREE 1-000-34S-460S OKI E11S . O F F E R IN G S ou need in a tradec t o r ------fiHdjAddison Avenuo Wost • Land Y o u dJon’t o h av e to settletie for less than yo SPARKLING andon buildings lor on^y 6 bdrm. 3 ’/> bath homo with $185,000. jj; _ to k eep th(he price w ithin yoi'our reach. — LIVE: W,W A T E R ------— 2 3/4 ncros. Oversized go------(jom 2 uoufcijs on 100 ;iJicfcs with lull TFCCo. roge, dock. spa. now hoot Gg &4 H ACE HARDWARE. Y o u o:an a but a Zetor. walor. 5 stall mulnl-sidisiddd tiorso l)arn, 30x60 pump, loiil iroes. Roal mco, Gooding.qc Building only • jlihood depends motal n;irage.sliop com':omljo wilh molt'Of-in-law Only $94,400. Coll Roy Sa- $105,000. Inventory con bo E v e r y/ oneI of them is builtbi like y o u r iiveli apurtrnuni, and o mci.^Hy i romodulod mctal-sidod purchoiod sopaiotoly...... r a . . - . I-"? oaih tiomo.comral air&— .._bala. - - . . . pu im the standard fefeatures you expeiected to pay extra ...... - 2/poof.ibio 3 tw rm .-f 1--2 c 7 7 -h /- ACRE o n it. Frorr codlrol vac., pnttial banornonlba; wilh altachod r i n g a n d 12x40 insulntocJ sun poreiorcti. Located iusi wosl ot I(afm2-Ami.SEWendoniun WALT-S WAI TIRE RECAPPING for, to th e3 fuel-efficient1 E ururopean engineerii Filer. Call Jotin tor yourlur (1private showintj, NSCC water, 12 lower cor»- STORE-$115,000. SI Inven­ ter pivot plus corner irriga- tory. tor eouipmoni. Ovmor will e r g o n o m ilically-designed c ssc e a t . L a n d w a t cc h h . R e a l t o r s lion systom . Raising corn, tram irr • Excottonl business Owrtor leaving & warns 10 potontial. po - V isit youyc nearest Zetoror d ealer now . 'Youu’li find you can 415 Addison Ave. • rNext to H & R Block sell. Asking $110,000. Call IS you w ant. YouI John J. Tolk,ilk. B roker, GRI •• Roy. B R A W L E Y afford thes tractor you need3d, and th e options Bus: 733-3667 . Res:326-5241 QUALITY . R E A L T Y ______^ a n . a f f o td-a-Zetorr-TractoP! d 3PS-up4o440-H R— RniiAr ihnn nnw tnneh-tnm.-. ------_ _ 734^5858------blorhomowith4bdrms. 2 baths. High elficofll oas fur- JIM BRAWLEY naeoiholwolortanlLSpa- 7 3 3 -9 6 3 3 Model #5211.00 Modelel #5245.2 Model #5245.0 ciouB kitchen coromic JACK JA( COX 733-8184 TOHP-4W DCAB 43PTOHP-4WDFD ROPS counloriops&oaKcabI- Toll free 43 p ro HP-2V2WD ROPS 43 PTC r>oli. 2 woodstovo*. codor 1-800-523-2460 Ext B033 . decks. 30’X 70’shop. 3 TT a c re s. SE Worjooll. JUST LISTEOI3 bdrm on lrg — $90,000. Coll Roy Sabola.. lol. Ovarsixed singlo go- h f l ...... ■f«flo."noBlior -ownod,------! r s UDOE ESTATES twis a laige CQjntry (ormoroinlol THE BEST BUT IN WOOOUDO $48,000. kitciicii. loritgl Oming. bcJirtdltd iivmg'i room and 3 t»aroom5/2 5 Daltis on rri.im Moor FinijtiC!jtica oasement rus lamiiy roam LIVE IN I, RENT OUT THE w,1iicpi3cc. oame’foom pluj 3Jmcrc mc Dcdioflmj i win |M rt,000. SABALA OTHER. Nlco2bdrm,1Vi iCE TOBEVVtjeVroOT.'i’tHili ti'ome balhwlihlrgporch&par- QSEEilAMMttmPtACEj R E A L T Y tlally li- llnlthed b ^ L Sm al 1 Iflilon. 3?00 SQ fl tii-icvDihomo,2 7 3 3 -4 3 2 1 bdl (irjolaccs. ceiling lanj, 2 lamilyiiy rcrooms, siiQing g'au doo:s 10 Mck ., bdrm in back. In good aroa m on corner lol. Realtor yaid wim beaulirul Oak Itrt Oppo'tunily Oppc kriOcVs, don't let Itns Hip WORKING DAIRYt Obl 4 on : 6y $92,500. CALL TODWI. bom, 1.100 acroi.doodod. ownod. ow $45,000 . ■ 200 thoros wotor, 4 bdrm THB ii'AHOMEtVEjItra nicei« ^ 1 fl7liVa'li! 3 Vc'd’roomj, 2 oVi homo. $350,000. Rockv w'tfHIN Wl] WALKING D18- H fPOtiic I'CT'C movea as a rrcc'jiatc'jiat (ro vir^cds. cic) on 4 ./• acrcs Mln. Rottliy, Inc. 733-1406 TANCE TA ol downtown. Du- H j ’ti/iloMflc at tack, stock tncd wnti ^ox wilh 1) 1 bdrm unh& 1} H 2fl «38 flataoc ».lh(ruil loo^ti/i ------f ; ficalfld waicr lanic Homo twjIS viocdvu fuinacc lot e«ira hcal-Dnlji 1 bdrm uni wkh o»anslon H $89,000: 513 ACREAGES AND s ip ^ In bsmt, $34,500. ’ ■ jiDAFFdwJABli’HbusVliQf 1 i3G WHO $A « YOU CAN T FIND I LOTS ^ORTHE :o i HANDYMAN 2 H Jd t t , 2 Cedroom.IbJin,popu'51pu'ar locavo'i ot comer loi wiifi smaii bdrm on .31 acre close to ■ wiij. ^S on a:ci $44.S00, 10 a o ro i. 5200 « q tt homo. . •}^ Joromo. $13,100.------'M ayT"’"','""'""' Sen Bd hendino 505. 10 acres. 5200 so H homo. _ — 56b-^-M>MlnQ 5b5, p ^ li> IRWIN PIREALTY m e . ' 2 + •ere kjt*, buikj or doubi* PIOMEER-I ■ 500 .fe« = Widoi. Indudot wol. sopUo. REALTY ■ .. JgV 734-650 powor & phone. Ownor 324-0652 ■ r ' Call Toll FfW OirtitiI#MHaBloVall0y1-6OO-6S8-38dS fl|| agonl, S13J00. Ask lor 734-7704 m Pam at 734-7704. I, ■ L . . Sunday. October G. 1991 Times-Nows, Twinn FaFalla. Idaho F-5

iscellaneouiJS 7 0 41-822 ^ I Farmer's BMarReHBIis ...... - 7

SAND USCELLANEOUS UlilSCELLANEOUS Sl 619 OFFICFlCE B20 PETSAJ ri3 POULTRY AND ' 909 TOMPUTEHS . S il KFURWTtmE BIT MS et7 — 704-CUSrOUl?ARU_ 7t»7W_HAY.GRA1N . m p > 0 S ^ ______EQUllUIPMENT - SUPPUJ>PUE5 'BABBITS-— ^ AND CARPETS______» a s A i £ ______m _ ._ _ s £ n v i a s ______J ^ f E E O _ nogabyte, hard drivo.^* id e sk A ch a rw illii: AKC rod Pom^Pom6fo‘ii6'VpUP-S' ‘ and 5 'A* lloppy disks. ------tm E N E W l— Exocuiivodi 734-0324. I w eanod rabbits tor Bolo, MOVlNGm 2 .P -2M5-75R 1 5 15siudde/ IBookEncydopodias. mniching.13chairs-36*round -i-CORNBHOEElNQZscSlQal. I bI aA-monUnr..$JfjOO_CalL______#lifOT-n>ounu»d.on.Qi£l:- no* jrTCT-tnfalo-4-3- eoauU luUJia ^sa A a sn , rcflia------■ 324-5621 Of 32d-7903. cti pels orTiVo^^ / o r 734. ^ mallfMrttxJXsprtngs; —snow lit' 5Q~52i:55WnVo?4.-'- -COnfOTOn- JJM12.voi'ln|g.------K ™;0. ~ Dbl bod wilh match- smobilobilo wheels. $35.733- — Soo at 624 Blue totod.57So.->'S Mch. 7 3 6 - 1 7 ^ 2nd. 3rd & 4th cutting. Largo imel b ack trunk; good f Cuslom ctiicol plowing or 2nd chosi ol drawora A rrur- 5290) or or 734'8743- Old camO 'j.erca|)733-1236 BlackmaloAl'a A lemaV) Chihun- molboord plowing, any- quanlity. gt Bolf Rapids. Call 5;M M INI l o p X bunnies, $5 “ • cond*l; $*$50. FrlgldaUe port. ^ “5^ ft«Cnll 733-9241. ~ $20p.Cal733-5B15. rr nni. r M59.______huo/Teacup:cup Poodle X. liiDt whoro in Iho Mngic Vnlloy. _837^897 K or B37-&95. on I- Roiianeo uloelric wa- • {lishwnstwnshor.53^..733-&15 imo-Old.-550on ...... k> IIE computor wiih soH- _ L - .“ . . . . . ' lot hoalMjalor, 18 mo. oM. sold _ ! Sharp cash rogis--. .: n h o i s .3 r ^ CnUS43-5512ovoning3. - 32 3 3 ion - hay; no mln, AHaifa & i - ifo.$599--6an 734-9247^ vay ticket 10 Phltadel-; 0,324.7686 Cnll 324-5091-509B.------' -• ...... grasamix.SSSporlon.Alt 714714 SHEEP & GOATS , JS 2I2J HEATING 4 AIR • new'I0r$314-40,williak0 lor I. good to Nov. 5, ro- ter.S250,. CUSTOM THRESHING: 2 gi - HflwlB«IBMcompotlblQ386- ^12 H ;.733.2.M . ___ , B order Collii;ollio, 8 mo. machines, trucks avail. Can _wOf can. Falriiold. 764.2527.. — CONDITIONINS lions apply. $100. Call ------«-H prolecl: Lamb. $50. Call SX.<. cicomploto, $999. Call _C I p ie ce stool g a ta g o 734.414' roe lo good home. . AlanKurikol 655^^62. ;J5 ;j5 ton ol horso hay lor salo. 4g£623e.______736-Q:16-0711.______• Americrican Homo Heater ^x9 r.g40.CnK32la696._1 ^ l l i L ______- 820 PETSTS ANO 326-4690.0. -______• OAinVMEN & RANCHERS)] _CCall 543-6778. ^ od Slovo, good condi- big scroon TV. $600. pnpj 50 Polypay owes. Call 886- Tandyidy 10001 EX computer. 2 vtood Honda sell-propellod Tandy IPPUES ChlnwawShtfSharPelwrinklod Gtasa ropalr_pprson Ropaini_ 3rd 3rc culling, 15 ton. small 7617ofS86-2631.______diskdi5k drives, monitor A prinl- ' tion,1, air1 tighl, $300. Call BhpHoi dy 1100 FO lap lop rom $300, torms. Of rcplacos glass S dooto m -Bn-t,s-.norain.S43.5S0_l_ _& - g l-aa25nllor5om. sn^w blowI er, like n o w ., comnuieputer, $600. Pool tablo, lAKCIomrimato German Shop- ihSwoua^it Good Sullolk rams. lambs'A _SL5425. H i Cnil 543.5175. 324-a 00. 324-8730 alior 7 pm mni;ivl7S8-4117. . exchonoo lor cosh, calvofl. 40 43 ion choico 181.2nd. 4 3fd )rwoodburnlnoetovo. - 7 -° ^ > top. $500. Sunk bed. 'h e ,d p uup. p shots, houso- _ .. J Bullor< t?75 .324-3741. Double YoHweHoW'hcadod Ama- - - ofcalllo.Coll.733*5107il ftlfalla. *1 575 Ion, will soil r FIREWOOD...... glassS3 on 3 sides. 5350. Cali A I storeore lixtutes Irom Crow- $100.). CnUCr 324-5313. ___ b M 2 : ” m Fl PhormocyWosllnclud- giNGER rot. talks, includc^ - - no nn'swof. lonvo mosMqa, small g, a^nounts. Cloan — 1-5697 nHorS'SOpm. loyPhc ,ER SEW ING MA- aBoniilYW 500.543-5179. SPRING LAMBS • FifOWOCiwood, cut and deliverod. _22i:§l rolrigoraied display cHlNEN E.GEA R DRIVEN, Oairym on & ranchora .wo , whaat,straw,eolb w bales, 011324-4554; Flrepla3!ace insert. HD, glass IcbirdssoilouU. hnulmnnufo.420-12a3. S Ready lo oat, grass foo Cana i|ef.^fl.by7-1t.lalf. r.r-^h!igh! sliich, good cond.. cnll 324-S $1.25 balo. Fa« poauro tef lambs lor sale, will hovo FIrewcewood cul to length or ors, long wood, honts " 0^tnclBobatCrowloy's “' 111 733-2692. 50-70 hoad- 324-5082- able lor tioTitUPHOL- Havo 2 trucKe lo haul your _ S c u ijlw ^ ^ o r p ie k l h o m strmt-lYm^-lbnd.CBi 324-3114..... _WO!!J fhlown. 733-9771, STEflY Rfl iDfi!-. ont hny. 22 ton :flY, 3'/^'x5‘ ^ rktnblo. 3.‘alk'i.32J-T019 I'Ti; Qjjl sooding allalln, 8 ^ 1 7 3 , ^ lVi300-7:S'.TC^5” _ tO U e-eA K -eU F F E F r —HTO'Dli .------Links.nk8 o rcu tA 8plit.Oolwofy .*!£i2, linal linish. mint cond, - r . , .ir . . pmobilo lolophono r - r r izzykitlons.goldi HMsGlnos,324-51S5. eO89lonoloathay;apptoxl20 ^allablo. 733-^903. Motalsi B estos stovo p ip e , *<3§5.13-SNOWTIRES, s. >000, 10 memory, ^maloGrGre«lPyrennes,5 irlpod with whilo. • ton o l l 6l , 2n d a 3rd culling 71:7 ,5 SWINE aold.excoilemherd 4?? ■ - • tc •wood, Iroo topping 4 ^*3030* 6 lon^hs, $30 oach. $io,^5a•/pok. MARBLE PLANT d-completo Telcar ° .734-8595.______hay. 825-5400 ovonings Of — ■ t^r'ln'®loputebredToy-MI.^ Kuboia Jackal 733-S543. 250 ! ton: 3rd crop, 200 ton. I I ^ CnTl734-9247 - ' Oinoltollie lablo. seats 8. Dining $100 0 1 Poodio pu p s. 6 Poodlomlxpi • Also 7,000 balls of straw, I I LAWN & GARDEN ' |oomJim light llxluro. ontiquo oak doc nIH n?4.567B. first shots,»s v a s ' ■ Fold-out couch. $79. 91S L ■ooPlrying.------1 USED C8fie23>4664,___II Cull 734-9247 — Sziail:!!!-IN,ow puppies, 2 males: B320,keop.i 17 hp 00s lawn tractor, rack, Ic HESSTON 7400 “ ng-slio water bed w/ air . . ont blood lines anej S H IH Trzu Z U 4 hours, tlllor, bisdo, £|q2 . i^qhoatof. 220 voft. Chevy or. Easj iromont; $300. Call FEMALE:;; 13-WK,-Iti-C0l0f. 12 ------SELF-PROPELLED RlMiilflllvM■ iM k iiO l|iii 3 l l h f l Iramir ^ e , looks like a real bod. iw er. sp ray e r, g a rd e n y,[,ool Hi;500.733.7a2._ ,140. Coll 734-4822 allots. oel750-16w/nowtroc- fectl$1, tl3. Mouniain Homo. olekolliiiorInirtf $150^33-8304 ■ FIELD QUEEN Oat ^ and grass hay, 540 por | | ■ H B U i i i l l j u o Her. sw eeper, ihatchor, ,jonn 1tiro. Card-combo wynmor ng wolor bod with high g. Gorman Shophord _ CHOPPER . 3ion. Call 324-4071. __ loels weights, A chains. jnooKiloker table. Small micro- biko,:'’tKr.g°a h akc^oxtrlom pefom onlr- -622—TOOLStOLSAND------^ ------!jumiftnrtSiinriH d K fl rtrft*nrpM- 55$5000--7Wg. in”e!vo.- Lnrryr733-6723- ' ou, on. -Top quality U uctUks,-W sha- .'= ^ m im o, opoeii, dls- in health, lem pera. MACHftCHINERY - ' '4 rowcernh'oa’dondpTekupr" WIBI. Call 536-2646. — 5JRGANIC ^ COMPOST daysom o r324-^409 OVOS. _ ,onco.co, cadence,- age-sex- Roalclqan...P«lcodlo#olI. Jhsy, 1st cutting, 2 slrina. 3 ’001 qq ANTIQUES and hip guarantee, ' string & ton balos. Call _ .Ike newlMO-flun cabinet. 1000IbsS70 Bectro-liro-lux vacuum, Ika new, cniorio,jdo.pulsoApulBolar- """'“Ip50.Call326-5478. A I Light oak, modern sti^o. qi oB ROO-223-7163. __ 18'1891 Newman Broiher pump Lie 3BESEED4FEED.222 usedkJ 1 year. $250 Includes g ot, ui C REGISTERED A U L i ., 'TWIN FALLS organ; Edison phonograph; ____ £I 275. Call 734-2613. ^ 4Yh,ih Avo. S, Twin FallsTlO - • bnoa.l]9. Call 934.4922. hours.* ~ AKci J C T I O N ■ C ul. woll-tralned malo (Silent Bid)Id) '- TRACTOR & 710 71 HORSES______TTteodio old Singer sowing Lining^Ingroom set In lair condi- . C""733-1373------rclseblko. $75; lorgo .excollont larriilydog. South ContiCentral Community implement ^ T2 i oxcotlonlhumlng nor£os. -mttchlno. iS CaB4&l4543. ion, uon. 5150: breaklasnablo, e tarp', $35; small bluo 818 MUSICAL Ml Cnn 733.9366. Adion AgencyAgor Is having nn ;50.-Call 733-6489 doys or 817 MISCELLANEOUS 1935 Kimberly Road Bolh g big & stout goldings. OtOak armoiro pul togother 550. t s. 51 j; Cnil 886-2149- INSTRUMENTS IN: ~ terod Boaglos. oxcossoquloquipmonlBoleol: wilh pegs, carved, mirrored 733-'r33-6460. ovonlnas.______I Havo packed oik this yoar, * FOR SALE h| 5i-a-bod.$50;ba6kolball ^ — r pups that mako 72 6 SH ' (2oiI)733-0687 51100 j on. 733-1837. ddoors. $900 or best ollor. osl unusual , hourglass bird . lavy MO S e rie s 16x6 Adorabl SHOSHONE ck board and rim. $25: nitQr.b00ld ..1.0BL,Urol _0'O Q 'P‘pots. Small to me- —:----- NORTHSIDE------3-370O^QH-saddlobtedrwll^^ -CaU7fla.9204. ..cogj»iao; maploohovalmirroi;- -21399 |EWrldgo Ave. oil East- .. tplaco glass and btewof,- filzoOdogsrSwookff— . ^ ITREET-W n ------joautifu! 4 -door china landId behind Rehab, cenier ^ ^ 2 del 3255 crossover. 1 o • implement.------i J3!dJT»onutospro_odorsJor .boai 4^2 cloned 15* mog rims, Modelman LC-3A Compressor oio. »i-L-175 Call?34-8455. • T W ININ FFALLS, ID ______^91 S. LIncotn ______C f jyard docoration. Cneapl lulch; hulc Italian ceramic lire- musIusl coll: VHS video mov- | | oOe_a.: ' . kid's dirt bicylq, f S r 3foco;'pott!0'wrosfler-w*m- —tosirtirtplMiifreasoSrlOO'frol- ■ tg p q Mior^ Cnll AKC RcRejislerod Groat Billlngsloy Crook Ranch hau —tiarCnfr324-^. -ptnc Jerome bi: wishbone; child's antique cutrcitfdnt releases, to choose te n 'o t u }>ui llal list ol Mixod Salo. 12pm, O c t o ^ ROUND OAK TABLE wlsl> >3. ______Cailaflcifior^*r^7^0574T "^fobTSd” f2Q8m4-2904 ► wilh claw fool, bcludos loal fronlIront-d/op desk; attraclive fromjm, oxcelloni condition, r*j-rr; 12ih, Hagorman. ID. Soiling w ^em -4 buy em'. Priced l"«u6lristrlal sowing machina- •—: 4 Pond spinet piano, olio______30tonprosijtoss.lablosaws, 8' 3 dium b«ot dolollalor. wilh . A chnirt'jaOOO. 733-9366. conicontomporar'y couch with i,y 0 75. pa p er culter $350, Ivors 4 tion ladders, chain- ^ ^^B 100 hoad ol Thorough- om 510. discount with *f” . Inul linish wilh bench. AKC;C REGISTERED extension brodsrtJuartor Horsos and oak trim: white fridgo;old iiorr I toc&ox ^50.734-4489^ wainu lashtonod,6olidoakMchen Quar.aniitios- DailvlDlo4pm :ollont condition. $800. LABRADftOOH RETRIEVERS- saw, mote■notal cutting band- - J Appaioosas-of all^os. 802 go APPLIANCES >ans washing lub, 12' 10 Llonol train collodion, 099-53}-5343- 3 yeilovfw 4I 6 black. Parents saw, pans i-027-gotroffr^-940=a- Tipnrin-Colofttd&r —«*l«i»«ondo tt4 a d dQrs . l n if.k------20cu« chesl freezer, gtoat SEC now Wurlilzer console “‘wirnrOi I tool boxes, cornor 907 NH'fiwnthor. cab A Black& m whilo Paint golding, 2C 689 N.Wftshlnaion. TF p y ,' ao'g. 537-6W2 ahor 5. Llkonov plonship bloodlines. mount toe coolor, robulliongino last ^ . condillon. $200. ■324-5231, - ■ 68' Utankj'^197iDodgovan, JMS mo and bonch. P2250 chnmpl« icos-.goff turnacos, . vory gomlo, 14.yoais, good ingle phaso/3 phase gon- Large>e PUi box trailer $500.' R'“|ties. ° Now $3100. $1200 ,J o n J 2124-5989- 4 ______liroplacos Boason, goos wilh landam —anywha(a.-S1250._Cail. .El Olid wood lable with brass Sing >oiilorod Labs. Cal. ,-Ossortod,tod s u e s of Btorm______z:z-.a» l0 «wa1horttaI!or.'543-r d lip fa«;:4JflnaacJc chairs,- — orati•atoronwhools^Call 432. whaalfaaLhauow^-Som. _ f[hr6urieyrM S iK 7& ^3«- -AKO-regi -321-2964:- — ...... -—-I isher $50. lawn mowor 'g wo;ctillii!dso Wo*lrV{)------SUrpflflygni Of ovM. — 5300. Brown 6* couch with 522<220 morninasoroves. washi ;r6.______• 8lro,2c2 chocolate $200,1 ' BLUE RIBBON For Fc sale; 1 Hoipoint refrig. A » 0 ( 5. a few misc. garden $150,wornfed4 1st ."J.'fi'"?’ Balo wagons tor salo, 1- 0 stovo, gold, excollont cond. wood woo Him has 2 roctlnors. 5 twinwin beds. 530 oach; 1 lull 1 VREY ELECTRONIC bla:k$1 ntdmalionalvan 8 yr old sorrol maro 4-H win- e S250.Cnll 736-1924. ^sl20 lis. Call 733-05,^ ------‘•g SIGAN, sA Pageant model, 2 shots 734-B70fral1or5:3^7. . I ^ g ^ ^ g 1032 pull ly p o .2 .1 0 4 8 ‘6. nor In all ovonls. A lso Is J $200.734-7946 ovenlnqs. ize m a ttress & box — Dodge pickup'...... -423-4fegor423-4552;— ^ oloar mobllo.ioleplipna .spiiijiinga. $50;1.c01 chowor. ..Llkso'enew ll 10-gun cabinel. kovboyboj»dB..7_{hy,thm6, 9_ AK.CRoil'eilwoilorj black forest ♦ igaoFoffTrQiO Couriot— ______■oYdal on'tH eunintm ralir- GE19'cu:ir.folrlgorniof&qi Toloj .igfiro-ak7modOm ciylo.- - -Oorco”ices plus num erous ol- blood fine,lin lor stud s o w rt. p |,j, jjh e r . DurlByTractorSalvsao $2,300. | Robbin 801*295. c GL2000. 10 memory, lobtb doors, $50; oaronp door Lian iher mlsceltonoouG hoad-complelo - Tolcar withilh hardware, $75; DR Air- ~ fe75.Cn»»2 734-2613. _ is, walnut cabinet. $775. inlocnllflit Tommy 733-3673 jiom s.1. Viewing VI ond bid Buying Satvago Tracloro 3022 : or 601-451-6826. j nowl(5) mons'coidoroy Cnil93 Paul.lD«4^8-5420 5; hookup. 5M 0. Molti-color Dynyne exerciso bike. 5175; Liito nO' lig34-5290alior7pm. . a k C Rolloilweller pups, born shoots'willswill bo available on Do you havo 2 oxtra horws. q \ so la wilh m atching chair, Robobbii. hutch A food. $20; sport!oris iackeis. $15 oa, or t selll 5 piece drum sol g/23/l91991. $500-fomalo, . .. USED COMBINE PARTS havo | limo.liko 10 hunt, nnd, q excel cond. Call 3 ^ -5 9 5 9 3 manmi lent. $50; brown vo- nil lor lo $60. sizn 42 R; ~h cymbals 4 drum stool, 5450 mnln.m< 324-5639 Buying Lalo Models 1 nood oxtra monoy? Hunlmg S140-Can , 733-7221. bolore bole Bnm or alter 6ofn. lourur rocliner, 555; new Del- HoovelOvor vacuum. $l5;-nice .5 500 0 or-best ollor. Cnll Amoricanan Eskimo lemale. PR C T ' O B E R H Burley TfactofSQlvage opons , Ocl 15. norih ol — nr74x05windowblind; matoiiternity clothes 4 nico- 733.0': • Pnul. ID ♦438-5420 Snlmon. ; CnM 734-5477. ' . . Ken Brown Applianco whirljrtiirlpool uprighl 6 E !!!“,[ 3-9326.,^______UKC to; togisiored. 4 monlhs, l iIth t h & 12th H 727 2nd Ave-So. rolrig roltl with ieo maker. Eailh _bluoun.SSS. 423-4319. 0 -l212 mo. r girl dom es; oloc- H iT3T c rl SELLl'Upiighl piano. qM GhoilOts, houso brokon, ' *'■*' Fox Supor D lorago choppor q : bjcast pump, usod one M U ^' Gioat Thotoughbrod brood 734-0670 stove. ctoi Sota-sleepers. Ste- 32DD x: 5 2 W x 2 6 % H w o o d I'ic br 00/oller. 423-6455. . _ Cnll622 f r o h n wilh hay nnd 2 row corn rnnro. , 16 yrs old. Stakes osk, glassod lop, chair, month,n,l..525.cJ73a.511S. « i § 02:------fl -I Want Your Business “ roo roo radio nnd record plavor ..desi iED PIANOS.733-3905._ 'Bassol1 HoundH puppies |usi .n n hoad. CoD 423-4768. winner , S stakos placod pro- Heavy-duty u washer. 5150. console. con 2 leciinors.. Table $20(’00. Kodak Carousel slide LtKENEWIII ducor. open, vory reason- , nter Spinet pia n o wllh waitino,ng.to go homo with ...9 .U30 U AM TO H Idaho Tractor Salvage cash 1 Hoawy-duiy dfyor. $125.22 with with 6 chairs ond 3 loaves. . projroioctor, with rom olo. Blackick bra Ills Honda Civic. W yntei AKC reglsloted. Call ^ .| for aolvago'MVdcTors'& fiblO.£7C>Q.%82^...... • • too. Dresser. $50. Burioy. - $45:2snowsuil9. $41 $10 - bencfm c h JaS O .'^ C n ll 734- . you}A cu. ft. sido-by-sldo fofilg/ 1 rcrocker, hardw ood. Call 510( 56 alter 6 Dm. 543-547 4:00 PH/I ^ oqulpmont. Call Bor/liO-- H H orses: Bought,.»eid,Bnd _ —IfDozor. $250. Hnivost gold 837-6309. 837 678-78-2353 alior 6. each.Cnll324-2l92 ea ...... 1256i Crnig ai 733-0889- tfttded. tr CnII 733-6055. 30-iango.$150. 11 _____ John Dooro 6 row com hood fHorsethoeing & trimming, i ; AUTO DEALERS------109fl_>fl_AUT0.D£ALER5____ ,AUTOJ)EALEn.S_ .10W_AUTAUTO DEALERS ------l6f l05'JohnDoflJo.'S1B00r■ ' DnflRobbihs-'543-53gr OW -AUTO DEALERS------1 0»-*inODEALERS » — |lM»- 543-8062 Of 543-6717. ^Largo molly mule, rldos. -Maicninj-KonmoTTrfoftig & ■ M F1105. complotfrcvothaul. po c k s, 14 y e a rs in p n c k stovo. excellent shapo, ™ now clutch, now turbo, ox- string or outlittor, ooon S400. Calf 734-9360. - r y : A l l Nf e e w F o r ' 9>2 : colloni ahapo and tiros. hunlmg onco Ihls yoar. rNorge washer and dryer, 20 C a . r n . r - t8000.654-9391.ovos.__ Yearling ThoroughbfOd eoll pound capacity, hoavy resin sheets are placed betweei;een the steel reduce vibratioijon from the engine and the Truck llQt b o d s. $750. 5lh by Idaho's Mojosty.daflio - Everyonec 1knows that'asphalt^_^^;;^re duty, elociric dryer, works i^,^bcdy-andcliassisjo.minjninimize vihra- road. Body.surfirfaces mire sculptedjiUhe____ excollonl run ptoducer. CaD eronl.$150.733-0351. ______- used.LQjniil _ _ 733 6493 loloovos. ------^-7 10 decrease wind noise. Even :WANTEDillEfiD:OR*LlYEI _ tions and road noise.e. ' wind tunnel to ( TOP OUALITY.-823-4630.—r My urrTho'Blurryoaillno filly -* ------^— But-youmii TV’s 4 opplian»3 Actually, we develoirtJloped many Insulatingfeamjm blods were strategically Irom Oon Guorrolripio A TVDoclor.734-9fBe. prised to find USED TILLAGE maro. Foundation brooding. - B^Pl^^pnD\'cinenta and. modificationsmo > • placed inside.bc-body panels to.further asphait is jusi TOOLS tl500-Call326.5608- -- W V asher A dryer, fair condi- and vibration aqjiieve a tranqnqui! interior environrncnt. lHC318,3botlompIow. tion.550boik 733-8341. cssion m a l e r i a l s ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ to reduce noise'and QUARTER HORSE noise supprcs: y.------;------So In additiiilion to the peace of m ind- S9251 WO6tOfapl0O8UrO.&_tfOiL_ XWhirlpool ImporinI dishwashL- — the new Gamry.- _____ JD.I1200, 3 bottom p to w g ^ •------^uscd to hclpkikeep'thC: AKHuAMr».>M; 'Qtack golding point oornor. ” ^S125;'Hotpolnidiyof, ■wppwsrtn For instance, newew front and Camry's legendfldary reliability gives you, S75. Cttll 733-6663. oulside woridId outside of pr»aMiu()rti«««wpi Would bo greot all-around _ ; new engine you’ll also enjo:ijoy an entirely new level of S t-#40 7 A novico horso lor open & 1992 Toyota Camry. More rear r< subframes, as well as nc' JO 4200.4 bottom plow the all-new IS liet. uarlor horso shows. 8803 BAZAARS i multi-layered asphalt and irmounts, were engineered to3 significantlysi| peace and quid S2600 SS.OOO.^Robbin W^I^-295- ' specifically, n ...... S t.# 4 7 2 . •. . and CRAFTS JD 4200,3 bottom plow tJT YOUR CARC O N THE l ROAD, I Young supor potenlial solid S hoots c o lo re d g la s s , olt ------BEFCORE WE P t 51400 V r.lfiV'.Cnll734-9914. S i » 496I color ^ “ WE PU T SC;OME ROAED IN YOURICAR. _____ JO 4200.3 bottom plow _ 51850 e04"BUiL01NQ— - • — — S t.« 530i 7711 HORSE MATERIALS ------Watts, 4 bottom H/dfarflr_ .. - EQUIPMEm- - . 101 54500 _ 3 STEELBUILDlNGs7 Mu5t CASE. IBIt. ollaotdisk i17* W intec all purpose Eiv cloar out. will mako deal. $2870* gtish type onouranco sod- _ Rick <208) 324-1184- ■ J IHC 47 0 .1 5 It disk 52000I dto 5400 or b o st oMor. 6 - 46x76 Insuloied glass, or J0110,12ll S1700t 324-5958 or 788-9106. 2 -1 2 ' 3 panot sliding glass JD 3 3 0 2 4 II SBOOO’ •; 1982 WW2 hotselandem _ doofscls. 637-49%. JD 331.18 It 56500 trailer, good cond. Call JD 331. 22 It S8750 \?d-S9y'or 788-9106. ------MP-e20r24.ll------54000- - -Fort H arney ----- JD 9 5 0 1211, roller harrow ^2 boWffailbr-goiS'd-condr - $2950, . iion,S l300.324-3064. L u m b er JO 950, 1511. roller harrow (Charmac 3 horse Irailor, Hours; 8.30-5:00, Mon-Fri 51500) Blant load, doluxe walK-ln LunchHtsl1;45-l:OOpm AHowoy. 6 row dofollators; " - tack. Folly onclosod. Call ■ Sal..9:00to12Noon roarstoor 58450J . 733-8865 Of 734-1819. Kiml»tly-423-5516, Alloway. 6 row, dololiaiors PINE MOULDING 05* . S89003 doi^e's. books!^ew?u*ed. , JD740,4fowdoIolia^^r|^ ,. Soulhwind.324-aS38._^ ' ^ Farm ers Exchange is now (45 pc 8' O utside Corner. installing brake contiols. $28.50) (18 DC 7- 2V* GEM equipment hrichMAwitina.733-390V C a sin g ,$19.50) (50 pc 7- . LOVELY TOOLED Bottln,$16.50){l5pc3*8' INC Base, $18.50) ' % mllo E. of Pay 'N Pak (CEDAR FENCING 1x6 -6' on Kimborly Hoad DE. 51.09. tot ol 144 pc 733-7272 Now& usod Stocks horso units) (LAWNSHED 8x12. _J______CalLTollPfoa:______irallers. lonluring Loga_n_- _-5?50)iROUNP-POST 8',' “ l-eOO-227-1007 C oach. Finnncing. Lmdn. $3.96) (REDWOOD 2x4, TRI-COUNTY wkdays,'^78-2286 Of Wade $.24 LinFtMCHANNEL TRACTOR 7flllinf^nrov05.438-8125. RUSTIC CEDAR 1x8. $.40 Wondoll. Idaho Restored horse drawn sloigh, LinFt) (RED LATTICES olso a sido soddlo. 4x8, $9.95 Shoot) (2x4 535-6653 Can 733-7985. REDWOOD $.37'/iBdFt) ■ Call Toll Ffoo- (2x12-14', $10.95 ea.) (1 l-fiOO-fl24-9519 Roping chuto. 5500/ollor. g Cali 326-4690.______only 8x10 STORAGE Wantod: Trucks lor hauling SHED, 55501 cfimrjlnao.Cnll 3g4-7148. SInglo horso Irailer, roason- BEAMS-BEAMS-BEAM3 ^ RbTo.CnIl 436-3517. ,Lamlnatodboams-longihO_ _ 706 FARM & RANCH Usod 2 horse Irailor. to 4 8 '- Special Priclngl IMPLEMEtfTS excollont condition, 5I6Q5. CHECK U3 0UTI _ Formers Exchange :Usod rough lumber. 2x6 up D • horso & stock trailojs JD 4630, good condillon. JO to 18'long. Good desl al 158 loador, likonow.JO _ 25 cents fiTCBlI 324-5655^ 4200 plow. 1000 Qalon ^ol . lank with pump. 18.4 x 38 80S CHILDREN'S ‘ snap on duols. From!l 712 inRlOATlON ' [ wolflhu lor JD, brand now. rTEMS ; Pipo irailor. Call 788-3174 ^4 < ^ '|'|^415'travel traitor, needs doublelUblo dinnolio. S 3 9 9 5 . " 06 GUNS AND ' ons"i como repairs. $500,00, .1!.197726'Socurity . rr'll4ri6.4543 Do yoii tidvo unuood photo Woniod: ^ 2-5 hp oloctric mo- eongino slond. bench grind- «oo igino, gonoralo;. awning. con ru rg “ood"$4oo‘^; % oqutpmBnl tn your homo? '■ r. cruise, microvmve. cas- • Cflll438-2931. dou ;>1lof.C.^II934-e21C,__ f, iQf Cnll 733-3903-______0or, lg vice-new, safe. cB, Ig RIFLES oir.c doublo bod, $ 4 9 9 5 best ol(< SEMIS & HEAVY E»etiBf>oo It lo« cash w«h a -J ______com )I10 radio, $19,500. Coll ■iccg-r9T355T5 2 7 . giuut OJiUi*------ri< hevrolot engine wilh . . : qulcfc-aclU>gc»a»alIl<>dod. . W ) 270 caliber rillos. soyorol 543-■3:556L------L ------,ion./m.AC,awninn.hitch.per- ... . Rcj imissioninexoellonl - . EQUIPMEtlT cw>- MH oir. gon, 460V-8; 1980 shotguns sho 11.22 rillo, 1) iggg16 Bounder 04', loaded, manennenl bods. $3000 lirm! • .’ Fiborglasavotorinary insert PO{rnlcnnl.734-238S. , ^ 6mm pistol, 536-2202, 13 0 Nion, $850.32^.27^ "igTZmtornHmobilo, 40-limbed. for lull-sko pickup. r j Chov PU. 'Ai ion: 1975 6mn 3.035 miles, very Cleon. Cnll3ill 326-4205 nlior 4 pm. . Hur Wanlod: Ba/bio loy horses or BuIck p Eloclra. 225; 1978 30000 SavageJ Modol 09 with $35, .196523-Oasis ^nowif14* whoiys, 6 holos.. Noodsods vwoik, $500 firm, - IdoaJ for tools Of paflo, '* 5 35' 5lh wheel EkJorado, D'-50 Dodge. $50. Call 543.471.4718 or 543^624 _ S3S0.Call S43-8475 0V09 any oilier small horsos. Ford c PU. V4 ton; nil excel- weaver scope. $285, Rom- 31 Las Brisas. 31' 454 .wimvIh lowing plate included, 9oi|.{ioll-coniainod,S2995 Plonso cnll 733-0934. lont shaoo^pricod rjghL inpt — T-~Mt«*t-20mp-0 C-w»W«f- Ington Modol ilOO 12 na- rhffhovy.-nlUroaoiaaj.. Pjji _M u£lnet io n In npp^n cialO; mnoa. ' Days 324-3646; - ’ - ' SunS and Mon. Orgon, m o- ■ u s c h 4 Lomb 151O60X —$5,0Qi.000,Call324.5278. - - - t»xlrlIX irlr, Suitable ler hauling - -T"" oIowRd. waich lor oionB. lorcvck).biko. lots ol misc. 977 22 ll Rodicamp Chovy' ‘Baus f-BOO-365-37«_____ 1081 Ken:enwonh w, conventional. 400,56.000 mis, soll-coni, f P)Ollin| ^ ATTE|JrENTlONSNOWBlRDSI motoiolorcyclos or camping - — ;—■ robuill C-6 automatic asOCumr Brino picking buckotB. Call Wonied: W Childs cowboy !' Tolon 5lh whool. Top ol pear,:■nr-CSbO. 324.4088, Nowlyro Jummins BC ll.iako.4 543-0128 Of 543-4371 boots k in vory good condl- ^ ------AC. 0 lino T a / ^ . Like nowl2 Long 1 amission wilh 2 yoar and4.PSl, PS. AC. long whool CK HUNTER'S SPE- tholif ig. wide Dodgo pickup Bnwarranly.Coll65S- base, vc 11:30 nm loS:30Bm. lion.I do cuts. Trailer In Good- box I .. very nice truck. lA Lt12lialum inum boal slido^ 'or6S5.4277,______$id,500.(;0D Cnll 678-7699, 977 Flfoball mini motor- CIAI j,.7aa-9tS2foavomes- qxcoIIi Appio C rook Farm ealllna J homo. 2T. low mileage, wthth 5 hp motor, romoto gas log,. ? s«:.'^s5s;:a Wanted: Frontage on Snake l | nk, oars, anchors, $425. ^sngojno will qol back to you. nlier4 ------SNOWT/TlHESIToyo, rodial, 1931 k< Ww :350C . BC2. PS. River bolwoon Bliss and 11 roolnndcaboir.oxcollont tank d9d.205/50-R15,soi 444.240240’.Roycosprina. — ' Roman oppioo;-3’/i mi; W F condition, $t0.000 lirm. npanion 1 9 8 6 2 3 ',relrlg ol Joromo. lollow signs, tBuhl. Write: Rt. 1 B or 102. I I imnoe, $7000,423-4520 . .014. $2SgSO C,^ll 733 0545 jako. 80%80V tires, w/pondlo Call 734-7095.______PRIVATE PR HUNT CLUB .dam n ;1979 16B Fiat Allis • a24-5708.0oon 10107. _± cloan'78 Road Rang- | | V hitch; 19i Woniod;.Go8 00llcail, nood-_ I I 970 21 ’ C hinook C on- Goos£3S0 4 hunlers want- Nice,D. c AMTIQUE AUTOS dozer,r.anglo.tiit. an 6 ripper, APPLES: Goldon 4 fods, V/i .1978 J. limit ol 20 members. --or,2-i,24:..S4aQ0..324.-40lO^ 1005 A Ing roonir. 734-1586. 11 coursorDodno 3G0. oxcol*- od I -II ■- miniature T-Buckoi. 5 8 0%UC. U C $19,500: 1979 $.25 picked iso n o d p o rlb , J l II lo n t c o n d itio n . Many ox- $50'500 membership foe. Soon)oni 522WAddison,TF.- ’I I I . 1923 mil :. Cat loader', 4 yard, 2nd6lzo$.17lb,W !nlor W,Wantod: Good condition. II }4.S609or825.5l14 sound hp. brojross4chromo,eloc- 966C.Ca Iree-standing firoplaco. CaD _ lrnr.l$11,g50.326-5210. 734: jnds old. bul young at II ^ rubber. $42.500,'Coll koopors-Arkansas Black & li EADMILL. Pro-Form, auto honti>nil. 1970 Holiday Rom- I I H iric starlari, looihor seals, sie- ■S°4*«„rr, 734-6921.______' “ ' . T979979 23‘ Holl-Along motor TREA condy apple rod, _237-09G6-5pm. _____-., jcondition. Coll 324-4072 or 1901 GS11Q0, GK S uzuki, floadj' to oat. grasrioS' lull d^Mfl. nico PlKCTTlDW- - miles, $1595, 734-9360, lambB for salo. Will havo' Poodio puppy. 544-2007. J 1902KowifckiKDX 80, com -- . .WaniodLMobiJo.homo.6pacQ. _1;■TplQlDly.rotJUllf.-CootJTwndr; • -Intnocountiy7Call326 ----- rneluded. I l3 5 .733.5021. Wanted: V Sot ol 14.9-38 irac- best ollor. Runs good. Call •AlAl] Seoson R adial Tires 1 Oldof color console TV.. ..tortiros.would'buycom- 324-7619 or 324-5462, Works good. $50. CallI plolo sol ol duals. Call ,c■02 SP250. Excollont cond.. 7 3 3 .8 3 4 r _ ------, 326-4141. ' $450, 543-6453 evenincis. Wantod; Sioam cleaner, .HUK.IERSLJ99,1Ji',nm,nha_, u ------ra2JrW A N T E D T 0 BUY—- ~QoodconOiilonr32&S458— - Big Boor 350. 4x4, 80 ■ Wantod; Subaru. 1980 or lat- mirof.. 734-4982______------tS-SJi-i-oorefadlalof-auto--■- ——irr-RunningofnolrProlor- -= obably T h e ^ malic 1977 Chevy Blazer or' station wagons. No oaify or 902 o. BICYCLES pickup Cnll 324-2756. - htoc.->lla. Call 326.5091. _ l o w e s tf Priced Car lif 1971 FofdF-tOOPU, In good• yWanlod to buy; 14 (t tandem 2-10 2 speeds. $40 each. 3- eondilion. 829-5550. . _Laxl(L&iock.irallQr. o lso 2 . _201blko3..$,25. $35nnd_ ----- YOUR 1966-08 Taurus Of SabloI good usod 11.2-24 implo- _ $40. Cnll 733-4193.______^ The-World! h l^FTER“ wnqon Call 734-1546. . moni tiros. Coll 734-6219 ,a PRICE REBATE — _____ 2-5c«d4ollifowood.____ _ lonvo m esvioo will nnswer. • IH . • Cnll 829-5550. . V Wantod lo buy: Empty Camol Four p 3 Gpood bikes. $35 • -40me9obyloorlafflOf hard - each: Schwinn 10 spood. K _ drivo lor IBM com patible _ ~~t55.Call733.4193. comooier7734.Q586, VWanted iob^:^^oso de- Yakimoy 48' bike rack lor cars' I 5 15’ Joopwhoeb. w/iain gutiors. 2 GT mounts ■ PER Cnll 837-6203______VWanlod lo buy: Guarantood _ SI50 l37-^35nvnr. Manufacture!ers Suggested Retaiail $7700— h ag > i 1 MONTH 6-8* or larger boll wilh; to work, gos lurnoco lor cinnnor. 734-6915.______ghoo. Cnll 734-7523. 9903 BOATS AND te, $615 cash or trade. 60 J ® 12.5% APR OAC. : Woniod to buy: Irrlgollon MARINE riEMS ‘ Sola pprito r $5477 after rebate. 875R.16.5liteforamolor- V Payment IntInlcudes Idaho sales tax, t home. 733-3183.______niooorof.5.Cnll 7B8-4516, _ : Wanlod to buy: Railroad ties. 18‘ 1 TohIll lot boat w /429hp Benuiy shop o^uip. Wot sia- V Ve Ford ongino. completely tion, chair, hair oryor. olc. C.tll 734.2977.______ovoihau1od& romodoloo, ______Polons Indy snow_mobiio_op-_•_ VWantQd.to..b.uv: Sibofton —$7000rAsk)orJearmior- __ prox, $1000. Nood nol run. Husky ImmooiQloly. Call 734-1602 Mon-Fti,9-5. 734-7039.______. . ______■;1975Glasiton, In/oulboord. • Buying nightcfawtwa:— Woniod: V Usod Kinoiico water vory good condiiion. musi .G!ll[lBndBnlt& Tackle condiilonof. Call 423,5689. soil $4000. Cnll 736.0618. Cnll 734.4944 . \ Wanlod; Usod panollinn In ;B a it Tracker TX17Tourno- 2 DR. 1 good condiiion. Call 324- * 991 FORD. ESCCORT PONY 2 Call self loodors & Bosch mont boal and trailer. 80 hp Cloth Bucket brond mixer. 326-5335. . 3072 or 324-2086. IM .•1.9LSEL SEFl 4-Cyl., Engine *5 Sp«leed Manual Overdrive *0101 Mercury oil Injoclod. out­ _ nsolo •Tinted >[ Wantod: Wator translor heat board with aluminum prop. / •Full CarMting *Remofe Pa*ov/cr M irror •C en ter Consol Cash for old Pondloton wool ' |4I0CK ^ Scats-Fi blankets In Indian doslgn.I, pump, cabovor camper, old Fishlindor. oloctric Irolling Glass •4-W heel Independenent Suspension •Interval WWi| ipers Cnll 733-0457.______convortible, a supor low moior. raised castlngploi- •M an y M ore StandordS Features Cowboy thomo dinnorwaro 4r miloono car. and rivor ralt. form. Superior condition, ______or_s£itYino-Dlocos..Ono„ . Cnll 837-6615.______$6500,734-9671 lornpQt, piecocfsois. 1-B23-4310. ■ 1•waiincsT>uyn9S5n988-ca^ DUCK HUNTER’S S P E ^ - dill.ie.Cnll324-5l27. '■ -The-Gar-lmpoiirts-Looks-UpJiJol____ _ Desk, pfolof oniiquo, can ro- - CIALI12II aluminum boat finiA':^733^5e6.______'Want to, buy; Bicycto rack for with 5 hp moior. remole gas Doo kennel. 734-66G7. mounting on a car. Call lank. oars, onchors. $425. - 734-7125.______934-5290 aftor 7om. f=.lo enbinot. 734-7523. ^ 7 Wanl to buy: Corn head lor Groal ( family okl or llshing Kldfi.diri bike, protar 4• John Oeoio 105 Comblno. b o a l. 1905 MARLIN. 17-. your ilrokos. 60-80 cc. Cnll4B7-2075.______165 hp. I/O. low hours. W AFTER ______-CnU 733-1425------7 Wanl 10 buy: Good wood £8699,420-2003, Manufacturerert Suggested Retoitall $9277-----PRICE r REBATE- Largo swamp cooler, tool" fiiovo wilh lan. doublo pane Our( 1991 Soaswirl boats with ■ J T -l mounlod. 326-4727. windows lor house. 210 OMC Cobra motors are in Noodod: Grape vinos.>. oloctric healer wilh Ion. Call stock wilh 1990 prices. Plooso coll. 733-7200 orir 825-5593______•Tom 's Marina & Sport G dt. 324-8861.______- ■ Want to buy: Ithaca Door Mnvbum/Buriny, 676-7473, _ P?aS.7.5Rlil.litna-tr- . -SlftvOf-alw>-ntirvr4g3-4e0gT- “ HW^I-FORDH4lANGER-4X2^2 ------at loasiy4irond. 734-7523L : Wantio buy: Ladioa size 6 904 S CAMPERS «2.3L EFI Engine *5-Speod TiTransmission •Power Steeriicoring Non-wofking soiid stato colorX trip thoos. Cnll 733-3634, AND SHELLS littcnt W ip ers “ Full G au g e PiPackoge •Power Brakes; •R ea r Anti- TV’s, Coll evenings or ■ “ ^ 2 - I n t e n ^ WaAllobuy:ModolAFordto : x k Brakos •Tinted Glass «C•C argo M X Light •D u al Mirr-Mirrors ■ :weokonda. 423-4676. _ rosioro. Call 025-5593' I972 8’ camper.pjck5. $000. • 536-2067 or 934-5880, e Standard Features Obsololo Of junk guns or gun:!) Want to buy: Non running : •P lu s M any M ore: — .-•jWda.any^uantityofcomtt-*■ Ford Club Cab or Ford1 1974 camper 8‘ lono. In­ - Bronco, 76--81.326-5396. cludes cable lacks, $275 or ; offor. 733-6711 alter 5:30, ' kup In It’s Clasir 5 s / Qkf GrandlQiher clock or oklf. Want lobuy; Usod 16 (I (loJ- - # I Selling Picki -key wound wall clock. Call bodtraliorwithdoubloax- 6'/a < It. cam per lor short box •734-9393,______-____k»s. A bo our dub needs lo, pickup. Pump faucel ond Poftablo goneraiof. aroundd '• buy military 50 caliber. sink, icebox and gas stovo. 3000 wntt. 324-8747. ____ . omrnojortorw rangojafflot, _ Also campor jaeka, Call iwn In p l< t|^ not' Pona-crib or playpen oomo0 , shoeiing. 734-4070, . urthasep^Icet- -sh o p o . M ust bo In goodd Wanl lo buy: Usod drossI *8 ' Bell c am per sholl, 58* W AFTER •condiiion. 733-5984. , high. Removable door. _ makor forms, foam heads ' REBATE lor wigs, or mannoquins. . $2tO. 324-7659.______Manufacfureiers Suggested Retai!all $9835 ONLY r z 7 ^ Scallolding wantod. Can 531-5597. 733-4TO3.______IBrand now condiiion Scam- Steel lonco pofJa. 543-5390. ' ■ • Straw tof garden. Fiberglass1 K7 CARAGESAL£S ;Custom Topper SE for Oo- : cr row boat. Propane tank,JI Sal 4 Sun. 3 Party: Gona, koialongbed.$150/bost '-fninimum 125 gallons.Coll ammo. olc.. oxc. roping} , ollor, 733.5690 ovoninQS. •83 •>-6304.______- snddln. 1715 Dorn Drivo S, . Full-sized,. cab high slide-in Jhe Amorican Rod Cross‘ Sat & Sun. 9-6, 219 9lh AvoI campor. insulaieo. has bod >noods th o donation ol an .and cupboards.4250. Call overhead proloclor. II you[: EflfJ, TF. Lois ol ooodioal ’ canholpcall733-6464or)r Thurs-Sun. 10-4, 2139 Etd-: Jg^ gsoo,______■ J - stoobv71BShoshono Si. lidgo Avo. oil Eosiland bo> HUNTER'S SPECIAL! r hind Rehab, conior. MustI OWcabovof Comp King. Upright (reozor, 16-18 cu, R.i sell: VHSvidoo movies InI ' Elect, 4 gos rolrig,, hooter, n | | w ^ ' in good condition. Call" plaiiic cases. 100's cl cur- campor lacks, sink. $500. >734-a549ovos. .. - _ lonl roloasos. 10 chooio• , Cnll 733-1070 _ Ujpright or chosi Iroorer.'f- from, oxcolloni condiiion,• Leer M100 campor shell. • 934.494P ~ • iiyom" 4 buy om'. PricedI Charcoal groy,59'y^*vndox HJsod brick or cooaoto blocKcK ' from $10. discount wilh' ~68* long, insulated rooi wilh' r.cnpa. 734-9079. ______. ouaniiiies. And misc,______. lilelime wofraniy. Fils T oy-, I Wil i' £ WANTED: 1901 or nowor-Ir- Yard Solo Starts Frldayl oto longbod. Nover been MX 125 wilh blown engine.). l ’/i cords of wood, spill 4 usedlNow $900. asking .. 53645568 me^ol2t9 LonoroSt., TF $500.726-5456. ■ ' i . : i I , •• ♦ SuftcJoy. Octoboror 6,1991 Tlmoa-Nowa, Twinwin IFoils. Idoho F-7 Transporlrtation 1 0 0 6 --1 1 0 9 9

b i tIY it - SELL ITT - F I N D I T leTiiiiesl^eHS,-^ JStOMER h ~ ^ J S E=RVICE I I S i f 1 1 - n w i s p i MERCEDES B E N Z - 1076 PONPONTIAC - ...... » VANSS BUSES •• icQB*B - B U I C k - r " 1 0 37 7 ' 't DODGE...... ■ 1062 K 1007 PJCK-UPTRUCKS' 1Cid b r PICK-UP TRUCKS” 1008008 « « T R U ^ ' ms 100S SEUS&HEAVY. V « o rcdaii«2B 00,goi. 109; Omnilirand Am. 4 door, AC, ! EQUIPUDn’ ?3 Oodao Tradosman lOO ^seSuiBolek Skylark 4 c y l.A f. nLOWMLEAGElil >,1 S3500 7M-»5f7 _ lill^_c^ul.stuiso. 58500. Call ' 1971 F-2S0 Campor cpociaT •68 ^ C h o v y ’A ion. V-6, AT. 1988988 Chovy 3/4ton,3B0, <|th318,3Bpeed,good- ac.F3.^P^ PB, 32+ 19Ma o £Shadow. Aiibag. AT. .sunroof 1552 or 324-2724. AC. shell, chromo wheel#, ps. »IU ■69 IHC 1600 w/lag axlo.‘ . • Just' robuill. now brako, i lochonkjaijy, SISOd'ollof. mpO. C. PS. PB. 17.000 maos. ,, 3Y. SPORTY, Whilo : now.whoo1& liros. Oroat t :b1I543-4177ovo«. — 59000/ollor. 1063 M 345-5 & 2. i r IMCO chain, shnoolSl700.420-2003_^ ' £8^*‘ci5l’7^B 5t. 988FdfdSuporCabXtT,- - rnHT.YVRJIt) ----- 1 LE MAN3;'4-dr, - b o d .'6 9 Chov C60 w/lflfl. J 74 Dodgo van.'fjZSOor 10277 . c w n x A C ------J ------1985 GrandGr. M arquis. 4 dr. buckolol sosoots; AT. AC. AM/ — 36B-5 4 2.powef.ptoorinQ., 1973Do05. ovos 734-8559. LS kjwowmlloaao.4door.ni- 1094 SUBARU GOODINQAUTO .J£ 2 5 j, SUE ~'7< Ford F-KX). cob ; __ -WhilO'^1990^2^wh^dt^^^^ fcm J; -tOLCOALCnS / 034 8110 4984-Fi18 FfifTl F'<^. _ ja * c u l luboniCL wagon, now - ~ . .nom olof. fl-9048.______1989agProbo.classyiloadod] p g,p(^‘j. nico 51800. Cnll ------$32,000. Good eondHianU‘ lor-324-8597 nftferSom, whool drive, good cond., ji;* l7 ,0 0 0 o r68iumo ioan. fjP" 63 Cavalior. 2-door. 4 $6506500orbost oflor. Coil 733^3488. ______1089 VOlVOLKSWAGEN . ■ . cSlM3-471Bof 543^824, - S3000. John, 733-9730 _ CalCan 324.7573.______Ijojn-i.riKiSo'Sli 4 34.5532 or 7344085.------: 1680 DodgqTtwdvy >A. slant _ ^4-5388. ' . - jOldsmobiioRogoncy -Case 5C0C bockhoo-rocont -lS 7 « -O o d g » -8 h o fl^ h Q o t 4991iggoNi6Mn4x4_V6.-fad. johnm.BoouliIurdosort .1982 sharp5^“ ^ VW convortlDio : an; how l0p;ruft8 g00d ,- - .- r : - ,^ r ovofhaol. 511.500 Fort baso; 4x^ 4 (tpdjPB, PS, oxtrns.Cnii o,| 487-2647 or -qm 84 Chovy Suburban. 3/4 1044_44 HONDA------wd.RoaJ sharp! OnV 1 srstefe"" 06 BUICK . 1984 y> Coll^-2966. TBSOdumplrucl^SaSOO.■ -1983 8-10, 5 spood. 2.000 _ ygOOQ Call 54i-5276 ovos,. 4a7-2319ovoninas. 48] — &n.oxcollpnl Ion. running ron- ,90707 Hondak Civic. 4 door.'or $4950 Of olfor. J^SO O jC Lonvo mosaaao 487-21S7. ’ lilion. Asking $6495. Call 1991991 Hondo Civic SI. 2 - g C )Itewagonvan.seals9. • on now tobulil pngi^n^ 1979 l FORD TANDEM G A l 1990Toyolo4-Runnor.l^ 199c 1980180 Rogal.tx>dy vory good, diiio GOODINQAUTO 71 Vcltew CLARK 2 YD LOADERS, nr- 5 & 4 irons., liold roodvl Qdt od Immaculoto. 9.000 nleriof nli flood, enoino talr. 733-■33-9647.- ______^ ILESALER5 / 934-8110 • now robuillrobt 1640CO onglno, ; v) . )l shopo. Soo a n 4 4 4 tfctilaiod, 3 to cfiooso ftom. liros, w]ntorlzod,.$2500 S 8750. Cnll d a y ornJgfif milos. mil CofI 734-732S tff ransmlsstan-a^n^fld* rm i idsmobttoSlnrfiro.runs ISI or cal 734-6959. •-/. n«Y oMilohl 785-5500- - Iiim.6«ll324.g6e3.------785-5500. .------^ _73;734-7727. - 1 Jofl. 5S4L.« ISUZU .. '“ S 4^ 6314. . Locusior For ronl: Dump truck ond^ : 1983 Tovom k>ng bod, good 11983 C*J7Joop. hord top. t991S-10Blaz(^^\^,6 ^99^ 185 BUck Somofsw floffal. Chd 186 ^ Bollv dump. 734-7039. - condition. CaU ?34-7771 or _ niefl t3flD0.7i4-5854. .fm ited. Low-iTil.r e x R - 543- PLYMdUTH ‘ 1099 AUTODEALERS AU . ' -7a4-gtg2 -...... y r r 11S03'Aton Chovy4x4.62 794x4Blo2or,6cyCftd0f,4- 79, cor ------LOADERS: • — PLYMOUTH SatoiUlo, q p t TOf 1984 Chovy y* ton. AT. AC, diosol. AT, AC. crulso, tilt. ■spd.$2500/o«9f.Ato.ip ^ ^ 157 UNCOLN______i9 7 3 pi TOP DOLLAR FOR ' c«soWBa»ime«)> 3 1 crvlso. om/lm cassotlo. Asking $4BOO. 733-4002 _ |illtsobUhl.4x4,Sfpdn^ Rj 1986BukARogalSpo(ts 19 1029a CHBVSLER ^ i76UncolnMorklV,$tOOO. 5500.1QCnB734-B524. YOURIRVEHICLEI VI •• • bor. push bumpor, 52700., a iymoulh slollon wagon, LoMhoprloprolosslonai&'soilll ^ ,0C«,s75Modol -VERY GOOD CONDITION, -1984 j Chovy Suburban. 3/4 bi 169 NOW York C hrysior, _Ca!lJ;nllflfi2-3329. . ___72Piyn 3 £4000,734-2491 olior S. . ton, oxcollont tunning M n- ^1423-539^ m rsss 185 Lincoln Towncor. only . runst]'mood. $500,733-4601 lor you. C nochanteolly sound, good 19851 .. ■ 1935 GMC S-15wiifv campor diiion. Asking 56495. Call ----- Iros, cloon intorior. runs 48K18K myos.AT,PS.PB,AC. -83 Plyj'lymoulh Horizon. 2,2. iruck no; 0 sholl. Groat lililotAJCk.lw , 733-9647. ______•81 ‘81 Joop . Sonmbior 4x4, lodi z , , AC. 105.000 mlloa. mobilo-l)IIo-Buick-lsuzu. 712 ' » 5 0 0 0 ' GOODINQAUTO groiiroot. 1 oWnor. 52900 or oxco)xcollonl luxury condition. AT. A n Avo, S, 733-8721. miloooo-vory cIooaLWlIl - 1986 Jo o p G rand W agon- ~0U Iostoilof.-Call734.8578._- -575Cf7500,Cnil673.62??.. 5100000.324-6276 ovoninos. Mom Ave 0 fifletilla} 54806420-2003 _ noor^ho8^ot^ing^.^4x4 vsrinifP • ^ ffA S WHIfH0LKAtERS/934;8110 best BACKHOES: 1988 FQ(d F350. dually, 4G0, S « “»c?SSl - l» AUTOD'EJ^S .. 10M AUTODEALERS ^ 1099 AUTOAU DEALERS JD310A S10-5592 AT.AC.crui60,caasollo. '1986 Ford 150XL. 4*4, wilii flllor &6-S96Qallor6pm._ 10«)W AUT0DEA1£R3 lOW09 AOTOOEALERS 1D» — C03fr«WC------$10^00.0. ._doal-taoks..only-a4.0ot), —compor-sholl._AC_dual_ MossoyForfluson50 _ mis. Cnll 324-5572 ovos. _ CLARK 23 W S E ^ -O W -— IMO SCRAPER. Cummins ° 1989 Ronoor. 16.000 mllos. -Bnflh»rpoww-6hmf<«c«|— ------TBAItrEflS! , ' ,------ACr choif, AWFM «5aB 0 niT• - n S 86 Ford Bnwco II. 5 spoorf ^ Nov^ oqulpm ont trallors in2 Cnll734-94aS. -•■■■. EFI.PS.AC.cTCOlshapo. -ly slock ronglng Irom 9 loo to ■ 1990 Nissan pickup. CusiornI runs good, good gos mi* 35 loo f- Topporthoirwiihcaf^Wl.. looo.iakoovorpoym w tsof HUt Usod 9 ton plntlo hook traiof.'n ,W hools. tinlod w indow s.. -TOfinanct>,733-3460. _ « ' • Usod 50 ion Hystor3oxlo S7SO0.CnllM4-5510. _. ‘ 1987 Morado 4x4 pkkup. C^7A4-4480ovW. lowboy (railor. 733-5761. , is- -1991-9'IO rJow inH M rA M f - HUNTERS11991 Yamohn FM casso tlo . S5950. CaliI 4x4 Btazor PS. PB. AC, mik«. ® 734-4982.' . . 1007 PICK4JP TRUCKS or 324-2724, . AM/FM8tojoocaasollo.4 ^ r -82-GMC-315r5p;000 mtrr - — oitra snow li««a wiih-sluds, MusiaooL19a9ffltd.WW_i Mui SBSEB 1978 Dnlfiun PU. king cab." 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„ .... . H o w5 , 3 - S e cjureyou] i ir familyy’shealt t i l :: ln ca!a s e o f - -= Heaithwi! I n r f p o l ssoning... t " Are You'u | agdlinst acciidental ] e one person Is I jjy I _capflJ20the poison center. ro»n«5 ■ Nearly aall poison- E ® g R . .another• peraonpe cait'So - . .,—rvccntnmpiman : th e followir)wiag:.~ .o c c u r In ttMtKHM i n g s o cx cu r in , . .--P o is oon n .inhaled. Move : ■ .-a>5B~- ,7 thevictimIm ito fresh air. II hom es,:,just„vvhere_ i :fi|v ------thavictimIm iISTiofbrBatt>------C .92 — — — p eo p le! ffeel safest Wk — Ingradmlnulniptefartfflclal ...... resplrallonJon. . 2 .:LIMlMn«ttMMnMIlMOf . ------: A cu n o uus s toddler raids his %4n on on tho sUn.- • n W - 'r /j ' Poison^ mother’spurse.rseondswallowsafist- V.*fu 7 y/M R e m o ^9 conlamlnialedc< , -aEntefBeocy.fllBh cloihlngar}andfloodthe ■ ■■■■• • ■ BOfVtee. i.',./.... - r ful of,ospiriaa ,A 4-ycar-old gulps ^ rfj iid when his sitter’s n;iV-' vlclIm^sWskin with w ater for '■ b. Personal emergtii en d y ': : jtw . Then gentty response systsrrterp :'■■■■ back ts turnedned. A man inadver- i f M m - 15mlnut« J “S I ■ I 1^‘J --•-•■ - »«■ tcntly sprays> pesticidepe straight into Ti. ■« : lim B m A - thele stdri& again \Mth ■ 'itA p '^Id d y w«er—men ^s^gffisr *y“ - . Eveiy year,^r, os nfiany as 8 mil* liV rSB ' Hfw. 3;s^tff0gtth«^ dnihtheoye. j£'":rr‘ lion Americancans arc the victims ^ Poison - Rufth mis < jgjyi“r‘r-;- of flccidental'iil poisonings, reports — le.evftaittLygi.______" '^T^M hTotfSM ' vtwm wf^forlSm i^ ln* ^ - K enneth Kuliiulig, M.D.. assistant EPS..N l l 'i / a 11 ju r qtt;w atar from------'emergency medicine, K alee^vN':-? professorofen -la glass' heheld.tWQ.lo.three ...... ‘ University ofif Colorado.( Roughly U -ig K .lW - Inches frorfromlheeye.Jn- 92 pcrccnt of these poisonings 7- ‘ : V J l ‘_:;6tnictlheDe 'vfctirr^ t9 blink occur in homi)mes— the placc that ;.a s m u c h a ■ most families» ffeel safest. y ygjiW ^t^durlrtgthethe F>rocedure^ Do ig to Dr. Kulig and JjuB C ^M ev ^ .op^-'.' ______L other experts. children younger ''-~~AGherfjemfca/Of house-. ■ ' V V' . ';y lhan 5— wholO (cannot readily dis* -- holdproditxiucts^lowed. ' _____ "tin g u ish wtxai’iai's safe frofHTWliaf 'P ^ ^ B igTflcwnortrtRiwiir^ "TTo^lvSoSSSsOZ; isn’t— cotnpris)rise.the vast majority . ''crwateruiir unless h e te • ~8.-M fM '^p«rcwy™ "■ of all poisoninging victims. B u t'^u lts * ■^unconMtoicious. experience . - AlIbrMMiuin^a _____arc bv no mear earn immune' In fact, , J.Pfl conytJllyulSksjBJusaoDa ------‘ the average horhomeharborsbetween swallow.V. , ■ ■ ■ - • • • a - W ' 150 to 200 popotentially fatal poi- ficheisi^otvsd.-. b . 70 ■ ■ sons— from mimothballs and inedi* :D o n ctggive lv anything by BVilhoulfirs.t.c^Ing ‘tlBO - ...v;.! cinestoblcachiches and cosmetics...... iTwutiiwiir Tokecpalit]ill the members of your Mson centertoT '“ “ .ANSWERS:I: fam ily free: ft from peril, Dennis EBHH f c Ctcan. B.S.N:.N., director o f the F J | H ■ s x «».noAmoricmAsao-, . : , Connecticut PoPoison Control Center daeonotPok'PobonCvmfCmara ...... -xif the Universiersity o f Connecticut, g ^W ims are c f ^ u ^ rir ^ ag o 5. suggests thesescrilfca: The vasvast malority of all poisoning \ ■ Scour yourur home for possible buL never_adm inistcr______poisorisrHcad:radlng thc'list: m edi— naturallrally-inquisitivc-youngstcrs rs- oven his wife could driniin k it______vomiting,-but ly sort, weed killers, from1 opopening bottles, ■ Read and follow allII cdirections it .without firsi fin consulting your 1 control centeroryour —insect or r^,flj,ppispris, lye. kero- U Neveever leave a cleaning productct for pesticides, medical;ations and localpoisonco physician. B B B B K sene. cosmetic:tics, alcoholic bever- o r oth<)thcr roxic-5ub3tance-un»1. __ household products. ages, solvenients. and c lean m g attendeeidcd.~"'A1l it takes is a split[IT ..... ^ • '■'WheriTJslng;!ng-cIcanlngT3roducisr=:z products suchich as drain cleaners sccondnd for a child to swallow ° a For more InformTnnttnn solvents,ts. always work in a ondfumiturcpc polish. poisonion left in his presence,” Crcan wcll-ventilatedIted area. _toxins_oui_of_your_ .caution: on poison preveifentlon, .BiJcvctwaitilitfotsym ptom s-to-dc------[I'suspccfa* poisoning: child's reach'h'and'siptrRcmcm- a HDo nt t takclrfcdiclncln th'e'diOVHe------call-ourChiraa 'b1 i f o veiop iry o ti si ber. even crav,rawlcrs can clim b on orw ithtithout wearing your glasses, Program at 737-:7-2430. Call your pois«oison control center or nmcdiately. H H H H low chairs andind stools to snare ob- ■ Storeore ail household products andid physician imm scinaie them. - mediciricines in their original con-n- ...... ■ F inally, share sh: each of these ■ Do not relyely on safety, cops to tainers.:rs. “The dad who stores hisis ■ Be prepared. Keep theth( number tips with youi'our child's grandpar- H 9 ^ ^ B ' prevent poisonioningri^Thescdosurcs- .paint_ltt_lhinner- in :a coffce can is of a poison control centinter posted ents. Up lo;o 25: pcrccnt of all’ c sense of security,” askingng for trouble.” Crcan says.s. by the phone. And"alwjIways sidcK" "poisonlngrlnvInvolvingxhildrcnoc------warns Crcan.1. 1They slow down— “His; uaunsuspecting child may drinkik yourm^icinechestwith;itha 1-ounce cur at a rclativQtive’s home— usually MWBWBW but do not ninecessarily deter— it.” IfhiIf he puts it in a milk container.:r, bottle o f ipecac syrupp tto induce a grandparent':nt's. I*

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^ MVRMC ?ndid floor Paul V. Milos, M.D. Ronald-MBIeiliterrMJ?);------Fr-Trotlei^r,rM.a------^----- Women’s Health Cei]!cnter Suite . “ See relafe'd'slsforyf‘‘Why don’t’t b a b le s c d m e wllwItK dti'ectlons” ^ Pregnane;incy tuting . • „ on pages 4 aiand 5. . V Financialrial screening for pregnancyy sservices, including WIC and otherh er financial assisiance progri'fifJinisiTri......

^ Tours oof f thet MVRMC labor/deliver/cry a nd nursery units ^ Professioisionals to answer your personsonal questions . . Findinng a physicia:an just becarrime easier! •^R efreshmhmcnts- -

______seD oorpri?.?ri7.cs (car seal, year’s su p ply ly o ' f form ula and a special O u r nevy P hj[ly^ians Directory lislists our physicians byjy specialty, along gift bonaiinanza for mom and baby) with their officIctTaadrcsses"and'phoi lone numbers;------^------To help youi become better acquaijainted with our mediclical staff, their ______Sponsoredtd i by llie South Central DJstrstrict Healih Department ing^PluSj-a-m ap-for-lo-locating physicians^— andanc Magic Vdlley'ReghndlIMedkalCenter A^ — ------photographs acaccompany-each-listini _J offices more-e?easily comcs as part o f t h e d ir e c t o r y . ______For-your fretce-copy,-fnUoufand:fCTfetiimithis:____ ’ ' Cliupuii. ------M a tr r fe e ------Comimunity m Relations H-t » r 1LINE M agicjic Valley N am e______Regionional Mcdical Centcr If yoI'ou are pregnanint or have a ------P.O..B B o x 409 ------q u e s tiition-regacd ng^pienataljcare,_ ------Mailing JVddriress - J C a jn n JF n lK , ID 83303-0409 •ee CareLine Or ph(phone: c a lI l j Idaho's tpll-fre City, State, & Zip----- i -800-926-22 5 8 8 . ■ ______(208);) 7737-2167 tr ______HEALTH SCENENE ■ OCTOBER 1991 « 3 C 0 M M D H I T Y - \

-PATIENTS BE3EN EFlf:, ’ j K r i t g ^ r ^rCauser Magic Valley Rch:lehabilitation proceeds to3 tl the cancer center. The I Services. Inc..^has dcsiiicsigoated the total number3cr of pounds donated . benefitH ; commilunity •ional C ancer monthly willfill then be matched by • Southern Idaho Region of the canc^ patient:nl ore chiing- Hospice fundingfui wneficiaiy of businesses atat a per pound am ount C hild L ife P ro g ram Center, as the first ben( lion’s— ing.-Cancer.trnntmcnleni may.now_____ In_l?900 dUie^foundalion sup- aCau^e*’ pro- and, al the :ei end d f each month, a The MVRMC FoundaUc their '.'Recycling for aC iction include outpatientt titreatment os plied fundinding lo“ purchase the gram. Through this newnew program, check will.tl.be presented to the Children’s O Fund, in conjunct irdner well as more traditilitional forms jin a l fumisliiishingS:for Ihc -new et the special cancer centeiIter wilh a list of indi-_ . „with_the Florence M. Gard MVRS hopes to meet t .anra of care...... hospiceroom)om on die sccond floor ents by com- viduals andd t businesses who have Charitable C Trust,' the X a needs of orea resident: Jatlon The Southern Ida!daho Regional of the Magi:agic V alley Regional rom recycling participated,d . ■ . MMoore Cunningham Foundai bining funds raised fron alion. Cancer Center is. d-dedicated to' Medical CerCenter. This specially...... jesfrbmarea TheBud\td\freiserRecyclingCcn- ' and « the US West Foundati with matching pledges nding providing our regionion wilh state- designed ro— adting:------peisonal cxpcnj»s. 3:30 p.m. ters in the re- . Addition;ional donations also HEALTH SCENE is dent d< prevention since accidiidents ccr treatment center The public is enconcouraged td Note: Hi Jists in radia- provided vievideotape and other recycled paper. Recycle — not disease or dni£S=rarcre (he gion, wiih sp^iolis! bring recyclablc itemns(altiminum s ( printed on r« ■ chil- tion oncology, intemi:mal medicine, educationallal materials for the cans, glass, newspaperper and com- it again! "nikiibke all'your recyclable . No. N 1 cause of death for c dren today. Child Life volrolun- medical oncology,/. Ihematology hospice projsrogram. This educa- putcr paper) to the Bud'ludweiscr Re- items to a rec•ecyclingcertterandhelp di . teers, coordinated by Blosfjssom and geriotrics. For.<)r.external ra- tional inforiformation will help cycling Center and to idonate the conserve our(urvd^^ ^ ^ Mathews, conduct free sasafety dialion therapy, thele cancer< cen- families wilh^ilh terminally ill mem- clinics at local schools, civic/icor- ler is e q u ip p ^ willvilh the' m ost bers better:r understandu the con- ganizations and church groixtups. technologically advaIvanced equip- cepl o f hospijspice services and die They also have monthly ChildO ment, including theihe new com- ..support ihoshose services can pro- Life meetings and trainingg ;ses- putcr precise CLIlLINAC IBOP vide. Thesesse materials are also sions (infant and child CPR’R) at^_ lin w accelerator. being used:d to-educatet the gen- munity. Other funding the medical ccnter. C a n y o n V illa c a n c c r The "Head Smart” campi -projcct went to.supsupport direct patient p a tie n t h o u s in g p nd sta ff continuing is another part o f the ChildiU J le In 1989 die med Program’s ongoing commitntment purchased the CaiCanyon Villa 1. to help kccp ourchildren 1^s ^ Apanmchts.Tnve' o ortKi'umB LUcUne This campaign was develo loped have been designate.Klaspnucnt Lifelinene is the MVRMC to encourage children to pre^ jevent patjgnt family■hotising he units F<,u„d„ion'o n ’s personal em er- head injuries by wearing blc: for those involveded in-cancer ^iposponse system, which helmets. treatment. The lonjongdlstmices ose w ho live alone the ■ patients and Emergency mcdioU lhat some cancer p ice o f 24-hour contact their families mustst ttravel m ^ c ^ me, scrvicc/quick response medical center. Al the treatment physicallyllycAhausung ,990.5 5 ; the foundation’s im its and very cosUy. Ch(.hcmotherapy "T hat $1,(XK) check cam. was the largest Life- and radiation treatmements ^ take rinelystcmim in die state of Idaho, the nick o f t i n ^ ” said Jac ^ ‘^l_asJong.as.six.ioJO.lO-W KkS-M d-^uiitotal.tal oM 04-unils in scr------Kenney oPthe Hanseh/N traveling to and fron -taugh-QuickJlcsponse-Unit vice. Thei foundation’s fo support______^cemennny-becomcmc-iOTOTcly J^ued thetie tprogram to purchase” The MVRMC Foundai'“ “ 0 " difTicult for the cancmccr patient provided the Hansen/Murta / units, provide neces- and his/her family...Funding F was “ ^ipment repairs, com- Quick Response Unit wit ^ S “ provided by die foutoundaticn.*c , ^ payments on die ex- $S' 1,000 grant, which was use 20th Ccnluiy Club m service units, and-pro-.. — ‘ ■ repair rc the transmission In t proceeds...isUngin-ttan from the foundatioition’s annual virff- f^rhnicnicians for new instal-______-tunbulancerThis-^fl enabled“ • golftournamenf toTic teamte to maintain emerge i service. . J®ncy furnish and equip the apartments q if_d)e_LifcJi.ne_familyr j ______-m ediciJ services in their-are - ^ — m ir^-"rrzto7maI^ihem:avflIIialiyie:lbi.T a-^"^-wroter"! tiiinkthis is a ------' In all. 13 general sup] -checks-in-the-amount-of41;? wonderfulll service,s. ahd it gave I of mindilacej.do.not _ each were ■given to area qiquidc McoTcad llbrary-y------me peaco o f : local area.”------responsere unitr. Funding, ----- Since 1989 primiimaiy funding live in the lo ' Leslie. M VRM C Se- madem possible from the rece^ 5p[s forlheMVRMCmc subscribers ( if die facility, ^that their LilLifeline equipment is Valley.V • • the main floor of t O ver the past tw o yOirs,t , uie w hich will b e accessessible to hos-• working prproperly. The Tele- oneers of America as- F(Festival o f Trees has providiideda pilal staff, physiciai:ians, poticnts phone Pione total of $25,000 to supportrt our and visitors. Thes Ilibrary cur- • sist in instaistallalion prtK^ures. -area quick-resi»nsc.units,JTT.ic rently provides bothIth manual and The U fellneine program Is financed______y ear's grants will be used byjythe computerliteraturepe research scr- by Ufclinelesubscnbers' si monthly units in a variety of ways:s: for vices, facilitates5 interlibraryi service fees,ics. donations and die ■ new juipm ent, torongoingi vori- identification/accessess procedure sonnel education and for v needs lU U U J IU ous operational expenses, alall of fof books and jouri>umals within Future nee IIP Q ini-__ the various hospitalildepaiiments. d For thee future,fi ihe MVRMC S j i -w hidLw ill .go .toward .ihe. fsubjecis from— Foundationon willi focus on devel------— pmvfimr.nl nf the emerge;ency Byr^earehmgsu low m eni funas for ihe medical response services in our block widow spiderler bites to die opihgren-dog m support of the ever-., rural communides. latest laser pRX^urcures, the medi- perpetual su cal library has pro\roven to be a increasingg hhealdi care needs of Nationslal Child Healid th b a y T ™ h e Soutfaem Idoho valuable tool fo r nnurses, a physi- the hospitaltal iand the community, Regional Cancxr Centeier cians and students,ts. The entire For addidditional information MMonday, Oct., i7 K If you or someoiie you krknow community will berlienefit by Uie concerningIg howI to establish an -has-cancer,' you-probably-h-have—improvwJ-acccs^t ^to~m edical--endownieDt.•nr-fitnH in -hnnnH o r— ------W a tc h lo»cal c a m e d ia fo r d etails8

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Grandma can be countedi oron to dispense advice. So whehere tan anxious parents nim?Ti?’lStHI^'cry'anicle'.forstnftci ter^; ------... '' ' It is designed to guide nownow m om s dads through,Lthe tl .. T -minc-field of-unccrtainlies ^h^t nrr nn inevitnblejnHJt.OjT ______life w ith newborns. For insinstance; l is the first female ■ Why doesn’t my babyby look like thc Gerber babjiby? ce president of her "Despite the oohs and aal^salls of excited friends and famimily ajor corporation. He - members, rhost newbornsns cdo not arrive picture-perfeciNt," ' • usought-aflcrdefense warns Heidi Murkoff, co-i:o-au’thof with Arlene Eisenbcberg tomcy. She has plot- andSandce Hathaway, B.S.i.S.H.,ofWhaltoExpectlheFii '^irsi d and survived mil- Year {Workman Publishinjling). A tight squeeze at birthI can'c an-dollur- corporate temporarily distort thc shaphape of baby’s head and nose:a ai n d ,, ids. Me has never lost make his eyes puffy. A ndid untili baby gains weight andnd a L-iLSC. 1 0 8 I red. ■ bati I __ / . laycroffnt under his skin,n. hhe will appear wrinkly and rt They considered -- In addition, baby-sshouhouldcr blades andspine mayly.bfi ! cmsclvcs'an Unflap- " covered with lanugo, a prcnrcnatalsprinklingofliairthatw ;will ible pair— until tliey fall ofT within the first weekeeks of life, Bccausc a newborr •ought their 7 - p o u n d ,____ -circulatoiy-systcm-is-incfT>efficieot,-baby^-hand& and.ft ^ncc^wbonitiomc- -i------might^also tiiKcT5im)lalslalsh-iingc.-E>crT^'^needl(^ om the hospital. In lor whenihcir bundle alanned. , fact, they hab JJl barely sh^^ ihcir front Neithershould you wor^*orry if ; of nerves. of joy transferform ed them into a bundle of you notice tiny whiteheadeads on , I had longed to ^ Confesseses IM om: "Ijor nine m onths, 11 baby’s face. C alled m ilia.ia. theset nd 1 w ere hold my babyiby. But when Amanda and ll pimples arc caused by clojclogged finally alone,le. tthc terror set in. How oh ca I, oil glands. Do not scnil would Icomfonfort her if she cricd? What if " squeeze them: they will1 disap-di Q tonursc?Howlongshould Im x is she refused tor pear without treatm ent witlwithin a n e t her sleep?ep?" fcw months afterbirth. S' liccpish Dad.-A ssoon ' ------. Addsaslicci | f c - p »- — ^ Finally, male and ant fe- a ■ as we signedd thctl discharge pa- u |H mole infants alike nlik frequently begin life wiwith pcrs. wc'wcrc'ere besieged by sw ollen genitiinitals. And little girls often pipro- thc new-j/arcnrent jiltcrs." duce a va£vaginal discharge, sometimimes Such is thche lot o f most streakedd wwith blood. Again, eachofthehese .first-time m mi om s newbornom features will soon disappcpear. ------dods.-And is it anyI won- T heyy ajarc the result of an infusion)n o f der? Baby’s crib,c car maierrlem al horm ones that enteredIb b a - scat, strollerran ar d even Am B W H B w I ’s bloodstream just before birtlirth. his diaper pipail all HM}M y b a b y seem s So fragile. HcHow comc witlj detailed dc . n I safely han d le h lm ? ^ instructions..Butbaby Bu AfAppearances are deceptive;;b b a - • himself arrive}ivcs with biesai5S tire remariaibly sturdy creatunures. nothing but a lusty :assurcs Murkoff, “As longas thitheir . - cry. v V > / h cads » * arc well supported, babiibies A nd w itl Ih e cann’t ’t be hurt by routine handlir extended fanfam ily no ----- evencn when.it’s ajittle_dumsyy or longer iniactr:ctrno(-cV-cn '^3^38

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___ Extra pointersS . .;?. For evon moreife expert Qdvlco on bringin)ling up baby., . JeHrey Gould, M.Cifl.D.. profes------— sbf and chairman!ir of Tho . departm ent of monotemal and , r ' ’ • child hoallh at thoho University of Colilornia al BoSorkeioy. offers Ihose praclliciical j^^2^H__pointers: ■Soloctapedialialrician or H H | | H — fomily-praclitiixiGrler-whose____ HEALTH SCESCENE • OCTOBER 1991 • B I

incertain, as is often the case.\le.with a useful cluesles about feeding. The infantJit w\ ho gains very liiile Irst-tinic parent.-Even the twow o “s o f t .____• may n e r f1 n"more frequenl feedings ofm f m iik. pots” .or. fontanels on baby’sy s hcd ZBaby’s»:firsl:rici6: f ______;____^______■ ‘W fieHot»car;tirwinjnyiiaby w sleep■cp througb'lhcmght?^ ~ iTC protected b y an extrem ely ' • • Duringg tlthe first month or so o f life,lifcT few babies respect ' mennembrane.Inshort. yournewBwBomis' Tflawrsortrtja hospital is • "tHcirpar^;nts‘ riicd fOi’ildCp. NorshODhoaldtheybe expected-^ — lesigncd to be ttjOettcd. a safe ono. I Howcanlcomrortmybaby can Academy ol Pediatrics, uur r g e s all — „cwbom c „ who wakes lip sever;vcnil-times during the "J’-"™ par™^ae"=^:ure their infants'irr car safety requently hungry. Anighllimeme feeding will provide •■ --—"*-'. - hiccrics? c c - ^ I s in' molibh'.'Th‘ero a sb n :A-Auio“ --- nighlisfirat First,, calmly take: stocksi of baby, suggests Mu .nuallylhan "'njw.h.l.the calories that are crucialil forf< his growth, a n d maim m ore children anni t. bccause human milk is quiduickly digested, breast- Crying is the only wayay heI can express his needs. Is diseases combined. _ " u A', ■ an childhood dis- s often w ake up to nurse eve::very two hours during sweating? He may be5 to*loo hot. Is he wet. hungry orb)rbored/ Toprotectyoi.your family’s jsreclous passei» h g e r; ‘ Investigate and respond>nd with whateyeris needed—I—few er ^ thcir.earlyly weeks ofMife, MurkofT rcireports. And not unlil clothes, a clean d iap«er er« o r a change o f scenery. ■ Never rely oon n your ; arm s to se c u re baby.ly. I n a som etimc-bctween e-t their thinl and sixsixth montiis do most o Remember, howevei:ver,that newborrts occasio.nalnally cry crash, baby coul:ould b e crushe'd by your owrm body. breast-fedd iinfants sleep continuouslyly untilu morning.- for no apparent reason,on. And in fact, roughly four'u ro u td f ■ Buckle up babyb at in a rear-facing Infant s(se a t until. . Neverih.nhele'^s, parents can lake several se' commonsense pounds a n d o an sit u p well.- every five babies suR'erTer daily bou ts of oying ih’atitarbnot a ' howighs^po '•------m easuress tt to help infants slecp for lorlonger stretches. First, » r ts M urkoff. ■-Buy or borrow:ow a se a t m anufactured afteilor 1981. ,makcsurclre baby’s sleeping quarters; arean neither too hot nor easily explained, report doral safety stan d ard s rogula , Evenimdcr these circireumstanccs, it is still ftssen;enUalto ' when strict feder j l a l l n g ^ ^ ,0 0 cold. ScSecond, send baby off todreaiicdmlandin.i . ------soatrwere-onacla c te d r------—— ------n i t’sc r i'e f c ^ m p t attention nuu ______~~ -1------^—respond to your infan t’t . ■ToITow proctseWisely lhen\aHDTaCTI3rBrST3IrB your baby that his fecii:c lin g s and necds d o indeed n I. Mlirkoff recommends that thi baby se a t a nd securing baby, leep in a room o f his own. “This‘T way A ccording to niiraernerous studies, those infantsJts c ’whose T h n i; ■ Before every ^ r ry ride' check'to be certain tfji ire less likely topick up babyyaichcfira at mothersquicldyresponiwnd to theirteais ciy lc « as toddlers,tod se a t is safely anchoredam a n d b ab y snugly-fi . P ~ limper and needlessly intenterrupt his I ■jSil ■ H- says Murkoff.jMoreoveover, the longer on infantIt IS: left n (vjo fnatter how short the trip, make surero m at baby I'ltlc unattended lo cry. thele hharder it.is to soothe him.». ... rfdos In his safotifoty seat. Most acclder\ts oc<)ccur Within sleep, shehe explains. . backward. ' i You will need to3 e: experim ent to discover w wh hat re- 25 miles of homeDme. ■ I ’m a frafraid Fll put diapers on bac (»I m anage b a b y ’s everydaylay core? I sponses typically calmJm your infant. Some babiesies insist How con I I 10 Amoricon Acadomy ol Podlatiiitiicsond Fortunal on rhythmic rocking,g, gentlet stroking or a warmrm b a th . SourcoaiThoA natcly, babies aro obliviousus lo most ' ‘ I Iho B fSl Yoar te/ Arlono Elsonbiiboro.H 9ldi parental bl 1 diapers. Nevertheless, Olhcrsquictonlytothe«he din of a vacuum cleaner. Th blunders, even backward di tSS!S;&7,m doo Hathaway, B.S.N. {Wofkmt a m inimum, is to patiently use trialil niand error to determine yoururbaby.’s I —Publishino). These lipss shouldsi keep m istakes to a rr ber to keep'fingcmuils invariably strong prefeicfercrices. • , W hen1 ggrooming baby, remember itly scratch himself. Use B e assured that routi:lutinely picking up and comfoiifortinga------short. Otheiherwisc. he may inadvertently m n a i l s ...... ' crying infant will notIt Sfspoil him— at least during; theth first round-endcided nurseiy scissors to trim r And while roughly one out o of every Baby ol d because he swallows . monthsof life. Says MuiVlurkoff, “N ot until a baby istrotjghly ro digestive tracL Ar often needs 10 be burped b lid burp baby'after every 6monthsolddoesheflgflgureoutthathecanmanipuli julatehis 10 infants develop;lops an allergy to cow’s-milniik formulas, cxcessairairalong with milk. You should I act adversely to human milk, sj ding, and whenever he ; parents with a ‘pay-attf ounces( when bottle-feedin Vhat’s more, every time a baljaby nurses he- seems unccicomfonablo whcnbrcast-feofeeding; One of tliq best ■ H ow can I cope wit)with colic? lenefits from a protective scrvirving o f mater- ways to bu im firmly against your Unfortunately, no3 cicurc exists for colic, a stilllill little- JJm .ry burp a baby is to hold him lal antibodies that help fend ofoff contagious shoulder. Si one hand and gently pal understood conditionn tlthat rattles even experienceiced par- , ” •. Support his buttocks with on< iiseoses. ents and affects as ma:m any os one in five babies,» .S o m e o r nib hiss bback with the other. First-time mothers shouldId be warned. ' w iien1 baihing.baby,bi always test; theth( w ater first to make blomc colic on a babyaby’s immature nervous systivstem or j ^ howlowevcr. that successful bnbreast-feeding sure it isn'im 't too hot; Rcfncmber, tublb baths1 are taboo untii . digestive tract. • arely comes natumlly.Says Mlvlurkorf.''New bnby’s iimt ision, if any, are healed, Theseverc crying; andani screamingspells tliat cluuliaracter- mbilical cord andcircumcisio lotheiSTind new babies bothh havei a lot 10 Until then.:n, keep baby clean with a wwashcloth a only, ize colic usually begin,;in, like clockw ork, in the lateate after^ I Mim." iy. w hen changing baby, wipeipe bim w ith non-irritat- noon and can lost; uninterruptedui for two to three I ^ ^ 9 1 ; : Finally. Remember, many infants; iiinitially hove ingcottonbn balls and warm water untililh he eis 1 monthold.Then interm inable hours—- o or r even longer, iifficulty sucking. If yours crl per wipes.-^------r...... Most infants sufferer theirt first bout o f colic somometime KW M BlI :ries w ith frus- he can gradraduate to com m ercial diaper of baby’s care, consult ______bctaficnJhgitJ}gg.ond_ajd and third w eeks o f life. Theihe R0<^ ration when attempting to nnurse;' gently For mlore or details on any aspect of oothc*tTimrTlTctrToucinhe^!'cheek~that"is yoDrpcdint ioneft-And-in-ih«^iean------news is that the vastt majoritym of baWes arc compmDleteiv W uM BP tiuiiik.iuii Ul fuliiily practition* — nearicarer to your bre^^t. This wivill help show time,remerriember that even the most innwperienced « rnoms and cured at 3 months. 5 tum'so that you can guideyoloGrnippleinto -jads eventimtually gain confidence.'SajSays Dr. Johnson. "By . If your baby sufferssrs from colic, he w iil probablably pull him which way to tui ents could publish a best .. hiskneesup.clenchhisitiis fists inoutnigtA nd wail fnufrantical- his mouth. 'baby’s first'rst-yearcheckup. most parentj 1 privacy if necessary. Manyly mothers are seller on theth nuts and bolts o f infantJt cjcare.” ______ly. Though he may npp»jpcar inconsolable, do try to>comfort cc Next, demand pi ilookers.______.—r" hirnTIfrhowcvcr, your»ureffortS'flre''in'valnrdo'nori orblamc- -iincomfortablc^iureiureing in the presennn of.oalo if course, are not appropriaiiate for every yourself. “You’re notIt tfie'guiltytfi party." stresses KcKenneth These lips, of c Jthersr—for example, those witvithadebilitat- , ■ ...... - r r - ______Johnson, M.D..-climcjilical profcssor.of pediatrics,:s at the mother. Some moth* University brWis«)nsirnsiiir*In ^ct7a'parenl isju stluim tis iiclr ^ing^medical conditicIition=5fmpiymay not havee ithe option of a victim o f colic as theIhe boby.” breast-feeding. If:f yyou cannot breast-feed, reiremember ihat A ll* brmula. All I Your only recourse,sc, Muricoff says, m ay b e toJ "accept"j your baby can stillill thriveI on a com m ercial for the right movives •dless o f w hether you nursee 'or roly on a ------what-you cannot chanrtangc’-'-and to-atk-ncarby Jriends,-Jr ____ Anally, regareljc lewborn ontors-lhis world, witl-with-man^ng_ ------— n a Stsh"tblntitdui:c^oird‘fboi>ods" Co'ntriuV' ...... —Anev ...... relatives and cvcn-pj-paid-help-to-relievc-you-)U-when- -bottle, don't be in a loire of reflexes: - ris o f w ell-m eaning friends a n d . c l . , S ! necessary. to the^eclarujions < 11 and oihersoiids during thefiifirstmonthsof « Moro, or startle, refloxle x . A loud noise or ■ W hat should I feed;cd m y infant? introduCingcerealai vboby-flloep4hrough4iic-night;ht^o«locs4i ------sonsaliQitlon of falling trlqinors th isauta ulom atic response.______~ - ::Thc American Acad' 5 iy * U l^ -!ifpdoejHK>t4wlp4>Q M dcm yot Pcdiatncs-strtJlTBiy

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-|^ronff:^= - f a n i l l y ties- boost teeniIS’ self-esteemr \ \ »• The 'generation g apip' may not b e the Grand-1- , ‘ ■ I Canyon-sizod chasm il’iil'a m ade out to be. T h e majority of a do­lo* ^ ------.-•■•.-JT i i lescents In our studiess g( e t along well with a n d do;io'not- \ perceive any m alar proirob- lems betv/een themselv)lves

. adolescent p ^ ch o lo g y expert Daniel OKer, M.C "Otjviously, that d o es n(nol ■ m ean they always gett . along wilh either one or both of their parents, butbi. It d o es m oan lhat the It line - fpmlly so n /es a s a first li m of psychological delonsmse £ i , . V ______for thetoenagors,' ------o,.. Offer, dlreotor-of5f ------.1 ■■ —theCentorfortheStudvd y o l A dolescence at Michasael Thele ‘terribkle teens’——not so tcerrible afifter ^ R eese Hospital a n d Me^edi- A possible scenario: Yourr te^teen- leagues surveyed 49i97 high school challepgin;’ing situations they will be caJ C enter in Chicago.>, Adolcsccisccncc is: began researchlnto adiido* a. Astag(cage characterized by re- age ag son is getting good grrngrades boys and girls, agessl6tol8,from 1 ablctocop;opc w ilh them.” ,, ; than 100 of the students ' lescont psychology inI bcllionandrid rage. • duringd l his junior year off highhi three Chicago-areaJa high schools. More tf d were classified by the 1963. b. A timeime from w hich the only school, sc: has friends and gets; alealong Included in the ssurvey were surveyed ’ lers as “disturbed.** The ■The m ost importaninl cscapc is ndiadulthood. well wi with you and the rest oftheof 261 whites, 2133 blacks and researcher nation was based on an-. finding of our studies h£has c. Alwa>vays associated with family. faj W hen he suddenly’ turns tu 23 adolescents fron3m other racial determ inat sw ers to> theif self-image question- been the way tho adoloilos- psychologic!gical turmoil! moody, mi his grades drop, his frieifriends backgrounds, cent feels a t» u l his orhrh e r crc interviewed naire, achcchecklist of symptoms and d. Atliinlliinking disorder. Slop sic calling and he doesn'tt wantw The students wen family,' Dr. Offer says. d out a num ber a questiononnaire dealing with de- e. All o f the above. to to be wilh Ihe family, the tenderidcncy in person and fille d ' Most teens are proud olof I behavior. For thoselose'who view adolcs- is is to believe your troubled teei(een is of self-report forms,IS, including the linquentb< and like their families. ninority of cases, the types ccncc fromjm the outside,- any o f "just "ji going through a stage." Offer Self-Image Questionnaire. Q Inamir •Teenagers who feel ihlihis irbances detected could these nnswc:■wers may be plausible, Research proves otherwise.se. Dr. Designed by Dr. OfDffer, the ques- o f disturb way have a major advaiWl* Uy lead to psychiatric hos- Parents andmd tcachers ofich'Teel Offer Ol says. "Those typesles'of ilonnaire assesses ansasa sucli as eventually tag e in contrast to adc^eoles- - caught in aast stmgglc wilh teenagers symptom^ sy are often-a sign of ihe b^y imago, moralsJs, sexual atti- pit^izatiorio'n. Dr. Offer indicates, cents who do not." tough it’s unproven, theo------Khe-ChijEiscIge m oods at least as of- bcRitming be of a depression, andid tlthey tudes and fam ily relielalionships. And althoi In one recent study,/. IDr. -______niuironiissd-sufvcycjr - tcn os theyy ctchange clothes, friends ~sEshould b e treated as such.’'^ t------refically li Offer looked at juniors5 airy their mental health and favoriteSte bands. A psychiatry professor at the- ' ------could cari ^ d seniors’from threee ■ For thoseosc who look al leenag- University Ui of Chicago, Dr. OfO ffer problemis s iinto adulthood. < Chlcag>aretthigh e ••stressed” teens identi- .sctiools. The results indidi- crs and see:e titrouble, on adolcscent says sa medical literature indicalicaies For Infom•mation ^ ' the study “are disturbed cale lhat adolescents ______psy.ctiQlosy.'Sy_cxp.crLhas_ncrYCz_ Jh;that about one in five adolesce ------on-acll iwc ssaid they didn’t know an d have more difficultylity Tlie disadisadvanlage is that signs emotionally," cr Dr. Offer sasays. • coping. Research doesijsn't rimied.prcvious- ^whcrc.to_g3 go to find m ental hMlth — of-true-ps'jpsychtatric-disordere- --‘T 1 hey are not in a state of rebellx llio n ------The results confir "“ provfftharpoorfamily"r------■ among ndolelolescents arc often m is- in in their relationships with otlotiter findings: The vastst m.ajority of care. s kind of perplexing for relations cause psycho­10- - interpreteded as typical leeriagc family fiu members, and they‘undunder- adolescents enjoyy. life and are “It is k ce ause adults always say that logical probleins or vice ------;— :— ^bchavloiT sny•snyrDnnictOfrcrrlvfcDrr -go•gcnelativelr^mootlr-ttwBitKsittons- -happy-will>-thflm6ol6olvcft-most-o£_ _ipc.becaus ;nts are so disturbcHTtHcy” ' directorofthifthcCenterforthcStudy from fn childhood to adulthoo'lood.” the time. adolescent ■ Rather, the findings sholow ofAdolcscerKencc at Michael Reese Most M of the teens involved indicates tl ------—sarilywitv^th Intent T he slaying mighight be ecclder>- — the researclarchers-w rite.....s..-. . als who> workV wilh adolescents iiinaccurately seen as- prcdiclictable, col, and -taL lM^^urder*. u n js a kind o f homicide,je, but one which Some3 e>experts belteva that th e san-im e ^ p e s tend to thinhink that normal teenagers hhis negative effect as typica - . ‘ ' usuallyV iSwhresfl Intetit.) ' . w -of strafegte»0>es that helped c h a n g e attitititud e a . ^ M d i ss w n jr ^ and as.unhappy.as. _h.his..extreme_rcbcllion_as_L —------NSUniSUn^lffirwt^flllh'orairKofnlcnIciaeslnTfie” aBouTcIgairgarefle sm okihg-educ^^ft'ffifougfr: are teenageagers who are hospitalized standably s normal," Dr..' O ' ffer Unitedd S tales o ccur am ong 15- tto o :24-yeaf'Old classroomsxns. ttie m edia a n d health caiare profes- and psychichiatrically ill." contends. c ...... males,),-two tv federal health reseiarchi'chers com pared .'...-slonals^omAitreach.proomras3creQnlr> llnflrrCOold ___ The dangen.Onlydai those teen- , A severe identity crisrisis or r homlci*:ide ralea'for this group amofKHig 21 courv -h elp cu rb violencev among adolescen? n ts...... • - agers wit}/ith extreme psychiatric emotional e turmoil, he odds."I. "is not • problemIS s ares likely to receive at- just ji a part o f ’nom ial’ grcjrowing -tenlion.andUld-care.______LL- : ,______HEALTH SCEN:EN£ ■ OCTOBER 1991 ■ 7

WOME H1 " . . U ps o f eeastEC pat e n ttiori they should be ignored. Only uence the development of c;cysts o f many sizes are com)mmon. and older womenn aiare most susccp- mcanthcj iciancandeiemiincifalump i • Early detect umps.These factors inciudc TThe lumps generally appearir in the tible to these ty p)cs « of,lumps. , aphysicio action , ign or cancerous. ,is key to suiJU rV iV S l aRc, hotrr>mional changes during the pponioi\of ihebreast closestSt to the . . 7 ------' - js benign ^eral techniques are avail- • ...... • monthlyly menstroal ^yclc. preg- .m.armpit. They feel round anc ' ..X- * Seven You may quiluallty for a abictodo.idoaorsforevaluatingbreasl most feared by nancy.brcbreast-feeding,birtlt-control oiand arc movable. Cystic di -ra The disease me .. These inciudc palpation, breast cancer. A orotherhcrhomionepiUs.menopau5e. ooften disappears aftermenoflopausc. free mammo{logram . Call lumps, t I many women is bn ysical examination of ihe :itherbreast often breast injuries, inj cafTcine, soli and I■ Lipomas.01derwomenanoremost our Womenm 's HeaUh o' phy'" I lum p o r pain in eith s:. mammography, an x-ray ' > assume Ihey may smoking,lg. nat risk for these single, pailainiess, CehteratT:7 3 7 - 2 9 0 0 . 3 . causM women to ttS5 : breasts: and biopsy, surgi- J/ , havccanccr.Somenlemayevendelay Thoug)ugh there arc several kinds faity fi lumps. Upomas arc des(sc n b c d ------cally rcnremoving all or part of the bccause they are of benigrign breast lumps, four are as a slow-growing, soft and molovable. I seeing a doctor bc< [ias.Tbescsmooth. lumpforiformicroscoplc cxamiootion. It if they have the-, -m ost frcqrequcnt: • . They 1 can range insire fromn a dime ■ Fibroadcoonuu 4 • afraid to find out if my times benign lumps need \ B L u mnps p : causcd by cystic dis- to « a quarter...... round and movablejlclumpsgenerally Many disease. \ I women between no' treairyjiment, Only, frequent ol>___ Fortunntely.i^o^iW* case. Ther h ^ lum ps or ^ s t s are the ■ I Lumps ^uscd by Irauluinatic appear in young w lyfirSOlThe lutfips^ “scrvntioniorr Wliai ueatment-is n -— :r-^ tfreainamps:pnj$e^eno;6ciunwar-i-: rinosicohiommoiTof alT^ign^iw ^t^ _f~ fat necrosis. A bfuise of biolo w to 'a thc”agc5"0Tri5'iiyia lebrtjaif -arc-typically-painlUnlus; and^occur quired,'d," aspiration—insertingi • I - ranted. A ccordingtg tot the National r^msses,5,afTcctingatIeaahalfofall a breast b can cause the fatlfi the rainless, iwiceosofteninbliblack women as in necdlcint: into ll lump and wiihdrawing Cancerlnstitute.atlatleastSOpcrcent women.1. They1 develop jusl before to ti forni lumps that are pai fiuid—-m m ay be used to collapse a o f al] lumps in theIhc breast are be- the mensrnstrual period and can be round r and firm. Sometimesitheskin th others. ; red or Allhoughmostbstbrcastlumpsposc cysi, oror ai lump may be removed nign, or non-cancericerous. quilepainainfulortender.Boihbreasts around a the lumps looks r •breasts no serious healthI ri;risk, lhat docs not surgicalljailly. Anumberoffact■actors are thought are usualjally afTected. and m ultiple bruised. b Women w i* large b

C omaeFstone - PRoFEEMETh caacc;er detecction BreasJt self-e:jxam tilips There arc three•ee isteps that m ust mammoflognuns in saving lives. be followed forthcIhc early deicciion ThatIt misunderetandingi is po- M ost breast lumps oiare first 2. Use Ihe finjringcrtip.«v o f tlic o f breast cancer- . tentlally:ly lifc-threaicning.- M am- discovered by womenn iheni- three middle fmgeigers on your left / ■ ■ Monihly breastisl >self-exams. tnogramsmscanrcvcalamassorlump selvcs.'TSven though most)st lumps hand to feel forr lulumps o r lluck- ■ R egular physicalical examinaiions in a breareast as early os two years don’t turn out to be cancelx ro u s.if cning in your righight breast. mly enough to performed by a ph;physician. . before ;eii either a woman o r her doc- you find one you shoulddimme- . 3. Press firml I ' ■ Periodic breareast x-rays or lor can1 ft feci it. •diately schcdulc an appoiiointment know how yourir brcasit feels. If \ _ mammograms. ThcfcI following chan shouldhelp with your physician. Accccordi ng you’ ro not sure ho\low hard to press, care provider. Or Together, theslese three diag- you detiietcrmine your complete to the American CanccrSSocieiy, askyourhealthcaj nostic tools createQIC excellent odds -breast caicancer detection needs. Re- breast canccr found ear;arly' and uy to copy the ,wi.way. your health - for'detccting breajreasi cancer at its member,ler. however, that w om en ‘ . treatedpromptlyhasancx'excellent" careprovidcrusesseshisfingenips . ___ sxam.Lcamwhol earliest—and memost curable^— with pen«rsonal..or family histories chance for cur?, so learnirling how duringabreastexa ------^------oU >rea«net /^nn/’iT chfiiiTH ntk thair ------. tocxam ineyour brcJist s ptproperlv vourbreastfeelsliIs like most ofthe • )mcn.howcver,do physiciai:iansaboulthepotcntialben- can save youi; life. time. A finn ndgidge in the lower \ I Too many wome if earlier and m ore frequent curve o f each bireost ra is normal. imography in their efilsofe not include mammc an routines. The mammo^nography screening, canccr detection cr Socicty, reports , Rnalllally, women w ith possible Proper breasiS t 1 I------^------American Canccrpcrccnt I otwomea- signs ofoLthe discase^uch as an _____ sfiltexsD Jlnatlaan,can______— ------lhfltroughly-15pcrdales for annual unexplaiilained lump in a breast or who arc candidal . save your life ire nol receiving oimpit,1, c or blee^ng or dischaige •trcast x-rays orer-bccausc- they "do- -fromobr(breast—^ouldimmediaifci ; ' ■ tiicmr prlmarily bt the importance o f ly consulsuit their physicians. The cancer society' irecom- ' q standingtig iin front o f a mirror, ac- not understand the mends lhatyou do your tnmonihly \ \ ____ ' cordingg i10 the cancer socicty. breast selC-examlnatiortT oboutjr_t \ —— ...... S e e ifththere c are any changtt-iii-- I td."whcn " wwk'aftCT your penod. —"—■ — -—.. the woyly yyour breasts look: dim- your breasts are.pot tencndcr or ------^ pi ing oft]j f the skin, changes in the ; perform monthly breastast self-exams (BSE). If swollen. If you do not haiiave reg------—nipplerrcTTredneaa or swdltng:— ^------Hj}ori)eriodiK>r^6omeiinuncs-m iss .- L . . - - — — : • oiher hisalth c a re provic ; ? ...... In addaddition, the canccr soci- . one, or if you are pastSt meno- ...... jgests doing an extra breast . .< You ahould.see your ptphysician for a physl- ' : the same 4. M ove arounlund the breast in c^suggc! < cal breast exarplnetionon a t least every three pause, do the exam on th< caminationwhileyou’rein Ip you to • a set way. ChoosX)se a m e th o d - years. day each month to help lOwer. Your soapy hands ...... ciiher the circlele (as illusUBted - show -re m e m b e r- [lidc over the w et skin, ...... - Here is-the proccss5-as de- - above), the up-amand-dow n lino o r - 5i.'Contlnue having - g it easy to check how ', • Continue monthly K i: scribed in the cancer society’s so the wedge methi:lhod—and stick ma^ng i ' A g a 3 ^ '. : physical breast examln•nlnalions a l least every ^ v ireasts feel. ■ • •• brochtire. “How to DoQ Breast with it. This willII hhelp ensure that you’ve goncovCTl “ ' Bometime during thesejse years. The baseline ” ' ' Sclf'Examinati5?‘: : is u s ^ for comparativetive purposes,to track 0 1 ^ ' breast c h an g es overrthe tti years. If you have • X 5. Place tlK: p pillow under ' a family history of, earlylily b re a ^ cancer, your 7 ' ' , \ H yourleflshouldCTiCTandputyouri \ ' physician ntayrecomrrnm end a baseline left arm l» hind1 y(your head. 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