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writefafte -Sjd f i - '-'w i spi; conuicnction wL ■ ------tG N D e fH y P H ------i m tionary Court convictedted American writer Cynthia Dwyer of spyings Saa- 'I day. ^ Ho w anted no 2fr-mile-radi'adJus of Burks, he said. m othersi andar lam bs are taken to> one of enclosed sheds — ^more-hostage-crises-with-tth-the-United ------rB urks-agr tiey-wili-be-putin-aprivatevatei>en-and-watched ------Stales, analysis said. IW,000 sheetleep in the immediate area. closely ove)ver the nexl two days, ------Another'U-.S.-citlzem-IrajranlairiMm:^ z=3^s:hes)l!5. H f c ; — ibDi±±treafcitthir=^Tlirnewew-bom Iambs cry and bleibleatrbutull Is -- yas iinpyppi rlcB rtpg/«rihM th<» Irpy fl suCT-of j jcpectediv ac^ __ ^ork,.Bucka ccessfuUambing— -farther-dovjowi}4he4ong^rowof pens18 in the shed.------quilled of spy charges»s 1lasl week operation-I — gelling aii tho work donele ththat has to be Thelamlimbs will cry until they get ih1 elrflrel drink of ^owed to return lo his wife In done. ______mother'ss n:milk, Burka said, then the)they settle down.______M other,er, o f f s p r i n g b o t h d o inIng g ffin e ------Tehran.------

SchooDlequalilization1 could hike\ G3em ta>X bills i$11.5 mm i l l i o n . ..ByMARTYTRILLHAASE-;e ------calied-for-an-e Jl -equalization-of-school—tloM tloii within the frozen revenue ii e llmiia-— that levycameUtI6s*aii' $18.5 milllon'p'rlM ~m1IIs~br~34r~'Qnd“ ‘rr verj^■ry~re»r“arc rionrallfip Tlmcs-News writer levies throughoi^oul the slate. Educalion Uori, tion, says Tom Vopat, a finan< rl^‘t7~because that’s some- ance of- tag. approaching the 17 mills oro r. .34. thing we've fll ------DepartmentoffIofficial6-say^>qualizaUoa—Jicer-withJbe_Depflrtm,ent_o_f_E ficcj ve alw ays tried to achieve,” LEdwca:_____ M IHgaUngg thf> j fly Incrfp^ Ilf ____— lbis_means_most_(llslrlisltlctsjDuld— Eald-comrailt. ------Is needed becaucause the range belween lion. lion, imlttee-chalrman-Steve-An-— .—: r fact thal taxpayere tax; won’t pay $7 re r( c e iv e additional prop'ropcrty tax tone, R-RupcRupert.' But he questioned i B O ISE — Idaho taxpayerayere may see Ihelowestschoohool d istrict le\ 7 charged-• T Tl h e difference in school. Ievl(!vles re* . m illion chargoc rgod to them In 1980 due lo dollare di if th e Evans equallz.ailiatlon plan whether his committee or-the -- their property lax bills rise another and the highestest Has grown as a result suits sulti ih a disproportlbdate dls:disiribu- a funding shorthortfall at the state level, is is approved. itive-mandate to freeze tion lion of state education dollai ^ , Legislatureire would « support the levy j $11.5 million next year In order lo a legislative Hare lo educalion offlcifflcialssay. Providing for equalizatlorItlon of school flpure. addin ■reveauefrat-lSTS-iovds.-'-^-' schoolscbc dlRtrirta.J/fpat8aliL.^ iftdlps an lnrmn6ft 1 in ~thft------^ »i.Mnalntain-^tale-«id4«vei»'fe network'sw correspondent al U ^ stadium outoutside Athens had been detailelalned and were Mock disastersr [planned State E)epartraent, ss ^ hardened lava mushroomingmusl out into th e botloi ; said senior administration o being quesllleslloned aboul the incident,I, whichw occurred lLOSANGELES(UPI)-TenO Ten years ago a ••moder;------—ficials who did not wwan u t to be Identified told him-theKthSv- the volcano's gapingiping crater is now much larg er 1 ------whea-37,000.OOO-faos-wcre leav in g -afto4jr-a r; crucial firsl------ate”e” -carthqualce"rtpped throufhrough Ihe-Dortheastcni — believe the events inIn PolandP are out of the control ( 'Iwo’previous domes)m esT )l^ cd oul'In’ m ajo r” ;rup( “P“ "“ division game g an between local rivalsi OlymplakosOlj and edgeIge of the city for 12 seconds,[s, killingkil M people. the Communist Part)’arty and Soviet InlervenUonISJ i lastyear. the Visiting/ngA E K Athens leam. T he last killer quake in theie stistate toppled buildings ■ inevitable. Ttit Tlw present dome dom appeared the day afterler ils andid reminded1 Southern CalifonJifornlans of the lurking IlK officials saidd SovietSo leaders a re encouraginjging . predecessor wass obiobliterated Oct, 16. Since then,en, the Q uuban b held in staba b b i n g dangiuigerof life on a fault line. another c b ^ g e in the partyp leadership in Poland1 andan dom e bas doubleded itsitj size twice in the course of two ToeToday, officials in a quakeluake-procf bunker will that change may taklake place before the Feb.3. 223 "non-explosive” emieruptions, one in late D ecem berter and FORTCHvCHAFFEE, Ark. (UPI) - FederalFe< officials coordo rd in ate mock emergencyf exercisesexc: in lhe wake of opening of the Congress[ressof Soviet Communist Party.ty. another lhat begananliiursday. Tl Sunday arreirre ste d a (Siban refugee accusireused of stabbing a tertemblor with the magnitudeItude of 8.3

Farm MoV \actiinefy iM iaii4]|ics L o u i s i «o«otl tt. Gl*nni Fvrry Ii noilV - t o r e k ii i m d l e r i s day of 1381 wll g h t s T n o v e m e n . wllh325tofollow. r w n lo fTtw w It in Folli. Idoho 60 m iln . . . WclchWc ior Big Orong* Sol* ------The moontn is-movingIs toward its flrsH H A1£XANDRIA. u ! (UPI)(UP - More cheering crowrowd at a rally after the blacks bla an opportunity to show)w forces quarter, than SOO blacks singingJg “ God Bless m arch. ‘‘Thensere Is Jealousy and dissent wlsw ishing to block Integrationion they The m om)mlng li stars are V enJ^|■ r WEDNEIlESDAY, FEBUAfA R Y n , 1 9 8 1 A m erica” and carrying{signsbacking slgi in the black:k community,i and when coucould not muddy the racial Issussuewlth Jupiter anddSatum Sa , _____a-iederal-judge’s controvitrovcrsial de* th at happensns you: are your own pro- no;flowery speeches.on "stales’rigrights.” The eveningling stars are Mercury aiffWr l , SALE TIME 11:00 o.tTa.m. Lunchch b^by King Hill G rang« se^gatlonorter marchedAed Sunday to blem .’’ “Busing has always been a phony Mars. Tnuveineiil. M archers gi > m tw rth ir date Jiv umle i— A CTOR - TOT ul Iraconservativo-ele ments--of'thls0 : IheslgnofAquAquarius; - T im lUCK- = - Tbe dcmonstratora, inIn rowsr< of five courthouse stepsste and opened the Ob- Massoy Ferguson> li1080 diosol tractor withfith 13.8 X 38 rubbor. community who said again andnd again William Henry He Harrison, ninth and six, walked from thehe stepsofs the servance withith "God Bless America." “ powor adjust roarir vw hools, cob, good conditsndltlon — 1968 Ford thal blacks and whites are a,asalnst president of thetl United States, was federal courthouse to) a school in A fter a prayerj'er by a local m inister and |tT 2 ton IrucK. 5 & 2 spspoed, with Brownio. nowJOW V-8' m otor 3 yoors this plan. bom Feb. 9.1711. 1773. . downtown Alexandriaria to bear several moreore songs, they started !: ogo. 900 X 20 rubbosbor • 15ft. spud bod withvith choin bottom and “ This march will show blacks' b Onthisdatelate in history: speeches by civil rights; actactivists of 20 through thestnstreets. ^ oloctric motor • 119509i Chovrolot 2 ton truck truci with 8:25 x 20 commitment to try lo finish theheh e job i o ^ Of f in 1325, th the e V.S. House ol Repre- y ears ago. AtlonjeyLouLouis B erry, who 15 years rubbor, now V-6 memotor 2 yoors ago, 5 & 2 s p o o d w ith s to o l integration in these schools." elected John Quincy The'blacks, Joined byy a Ihandful of ■ago filed he the lawsuit that sparked « Adams as prespresident. No candidate In v o n B erry crilized a resolution file d olhcra along several balUcsJes in tbe past sU months, ^ lection had received the w hile sym pathizers and oil week by -Rep. L a n y McD( SPUD&HHAYING EQU!lUIPMENT th e 154)Iock route, w erere watchedw by s a id ' h e organJganized the march as a ^ necessary majinajbrity. EMJa., to impeach federal ..Lockwood 2 row spispud duggor. PTO, lovolol bodbe ond on rubbor black sheriffs deputies.s . ^No trouble belated observjervance of the Jan. 15 {3^ J In 1900; 7,000r,000 construction w orkers Nauman Scott for allee • Curl spud harvQstoittor with Allis Chalm erss mmo otor, old but good birthday of theithe late Dr. M artin Luther e g e d ly in ChicagoI votedvo to strike for an was reported. overstepping his authority. He < - Spud convoyor witwith motor • LockwoodJ 2 rowr spud planter A.Z. Young, who once! leailead a m arch King Jr. fe called eight-hour day.lay. for "the progressive forces of01 this In 1950. Wi on rubbor - PotatoI sosortor (wooden slot) withwith convoyori • Potato from Etrlfe-toro Bogalusa, 1 Wisconsin Sen, Joseph sa, La.,lothe As the restI of of the nation paid tribute community com and this counlry tolo meel McCarthy cha boggor - Olson Roti?oto Booto,-. PTO and o on n r u b b o r • M a s s o y s t ^ of the state Capitol charged the U.S. State )ltol in Baton lo the slainI civil cl rigbls_leader_ last__ thisth k f -tlP'|Png**h*!*fli1-00.”______------Deparlment-w; __ Ferguson No. 12 ats t r i n g l i e b o le r ♦ K n e>ib ib tPOP up fifeld hoy ___ _ ------Rougflrurg«rbi&cJcff’ !o~] t-was-lnfesled-wlth Com— tO~presait a month, Benyny and olher Rapides AcActing on a 1965 law suit fll 133 Third Slr*ol V boon cutter, front nnount • 1 5ft. boot bobod -1 B ft. flat bod - Coso r chargcd by an Idaho schoolhool district, would IK allectiected, with an Increase • i DIelrich School D istrict: up. . J i J . W on. Twinn FoFolU, ldoho'03301. by 3SO manure sproodor rou^y.lSoflperccnt. “P^ra Mojlc Voll.,itloy N ow ipaperi. Inc- o n r u b b o r • S p ro yfTor o r w ith f r o n t m o u n t aand n d poly tank - Old floored for a bouiousevaluedal$40,000:2 .2502 of 1 percent, an in crease of)!>36.------$ -SobieriptTon ■ Young added he would sup ion R afosi. City Horiio' " orchbrd sorovor. PT(P T O & on rubbor • Hollwcjllwov rock picker • I support de- • Camas Schochool District: up from • RlchflaIdSchooIDI^ct:upl upfrom doiivofv $5.00iS.OO, S1.25 per wo»k; . Grosshopper plow’ •- 3 Doint hitch corruaotoaoto cloanor - Tank creasing a correspondingg ar amount of .2802 ot 1 percent,ent. an Increase of $24. .2263 )I$44 Rufol Motorsr R( Routo Oolivofy $5.40; .2263 of 1 p s p i i t , a n l h c r e ^ of $ food m ixor • Enis 6i rcrow boon windrowor withwitl PTO owned by sla te funds to schools if the cqualiza-t • Cassia Count)unty School D istrict; up • ^ wook. Doily J1.50; Son-’ • M inldow County School Dlsf>iswct: SfoSr;?;” W os S Lola Fink lion resulted In a propertyerty tax in- from .211361 of l 50', Mall JubKrIptlonj )f 1 percent, an Increase upup fifrom .18^7 of 1 percent, aan In- poid in odvonc crease. vonco (jold only whoro of $52. creaj:reaseof$64.: carrlof doIlvor>Ivory It nol molntoinod)- 2 - W ALYRADIO&M l MISC. “ I suspect we’re going to Motorola 2-woy bobaso unit - 4 G.E. mobi! g to have lo • Glenns Ferrcrry School District: up • 1Twin' School D istricticl- un Sundoy, I monih $4,95. obil units - platform compromise somewhere,” 3 monthi su.£114.85. 6 menihj $29 7Q scalos - El(^tric ionconcor . Bolts ■ Hond toolssols - Other miscoll- re.” Young from.3l81oflpc1 percent, an increase of fromfrom .227276 of I percent, a n incrncrease ,j j said. t $59.40: Oaiiy only' onoous itoms . $8. ofjf$44 $4^ In the Magic Valley, the Ev 1 month S3.453.45, 3 monlhi $10.35; e Evans plan > Mountain1 HomeH( School District; • Buhle School D istrict: upp 1from Sunday only,■ly, I tt^onlh $2.25. 3 H O UiS i E H O L D C O O would call for the sharpest >ODS TJest tax in- up from .2803 of 1 percent, an Increase .2416:241622 of 1 percent, an in crease ol .75, 6 nyjnthi $J3,50. Fruit iar.s - Rolrigora}rotor • IHoating stovo -• RRoundol wood sfo^o_i_. creases in Blaine and ElmoIlmore coun- of$24. $27,00, StKond Clo*» • F iler School D istrict: upp I „ _ __O ther miseollonoous)us housohold goods ------tle& P alrons of Blaine Counl^unty School------• Gooding Schi lid Qt Twin fol|,_W oho— •— School D istrict: up from .26055260591 of 1 percent, an increase!Of$32. ol Timei-Nows (Ul District pay a levy of .11 »(UPS 631-080). Spociol Term ii CASH I f .1737 of 1 .2496 of 1 percent,ent, an increase of $36. • Kimberly School D istrict;cl; up Sludonl ondind Sorvicomon roto p erccnt. The levy carries a 5 a $68 tax on . Wendell Sch(jchool District; w>from from[rom .242235 of 1 percent, a n incricrease S^.OOpermomnonlh, Olliclol City ond a J40.000 home. Raising thehelevy It 10.34 .2389 of 1 percent,ent, an Increase of $40-- of$40)f$40. County Nowipiwipapor puriuoni to O w n eier-WESLEYy f i N k of 1 pcrcent would doubleable the tax • HagermanJl SchoolI District: up • n Soct.on 6C-108108 Idoho Codn, Thurj. rh flrg ft______• Hansen School D istrict: up:p 1from doy is hofobyD^_do»i3nol«I_QUha_ ____ SALEMANAGEDE!D BY MESSERSM ITH A UCTICCTION SERVICE _ ------— from-.2249oM-pel-percenlpan increase,of-7 ^26W4eonTX>rccntraffIncrea^266K roTCJ— wo«k on which logoi r iiYn (m is joe edosir Patrons of Prairie Elementary Ele $48. i d : up nor.coiwiijbopbo publiihod, A U C im S : JOKIIWII m ratessnsHn • Three Creek School District Wndtll lUiteli - KtsltllII ktne School D istrict pay a levy/ oof f. .1612 of 1 • Bliss Schoo!rool D istrici: up from fromrom .176567 of 1 percent, an incr icrease CtERK:J.W.MESStRSMIT■MITH, TWIN FAILS * BIII Hodlocklo c k c o fjT o m o . Idoho percent, or on a $40,0010,000 borne. .2993ofl percent,ent, an increase of $16. ofIf $64$64. in creasin g the levy to .34 of l 1 of 1 percent • Jerome Schodiool District; up from • cCastieford School District:ct: up w ould increase the tax on th in that home ’ .2426 of l percent,ent, an increase of $40. fromrom .272863 of 1 percent, a n incnicrease i------• by $72. • VaUey Schooihool D istrict: iq) from otf$48. f $48 Under Evans’ plan to Incnincrease the ,2683 of I ^ r c ^ l , Incre^^fjp28.______-^lu^taugh-Schoo^-Di3lricl^ji_n; ;lt—up------re^rro^oTTpercenirfw"hero’s how ^S K w h o n eSSchoofDistrict: ch up from fromrom .286222, an Increase of $20.

T hh e C h e v rr i o n H a l lI ] m a r k AW v a r d I------^ © ( 0 ® s f . ------— ------^ ^------— ^ g e e s - t^ e o G h e v r eo n - D e a l e' e ] r — — ~ ______C olderr vwith a chancece of a few sno70W sh ow ers ZZ T^n~Faisr'BufI^^i^p j ^ - a n a ------V e r e n s e n ^ = Joron«KioodlngareM: - yg-f; -iow ...... y - r — Turning colder. PartlyI'rtly cloudy Seattle i ______today^Chance_ofJcw_|]tf_]lght.SDOW.______/ \ i _ / J ^ showers tonight and> TTu^ay-~T^CLJ^QJ^ _ V _ wesleriy winds 10 to'ISIS mphni and . . ^ / increasing later today. LowLowsStolS I'j;, f T i Y - \ B e d i e a t r y o n ^ — and highs mid 30s todayay anda mid 20s T u ^ a y . c i s c o i v |C c ..,..q d \ W Camas Prairie, Hailey andUpper____._and — • WoodRiwYaUQ-areas:a - k . N T hhe e Chevron Hallmarl'ark Award goes only Turning colder. Partlyrlly cloudy lOs-Af.-ocra c r e s ------p m ly to our dealers who^ h o - ' - mlaintain a i r Chevron’s higi and scattered snow showers#ers by this I ■<*— • ______lighest standards ofif c u s t o m e r s e r v ic e: . . J I t m e a n s ------afternoon—conHnulng~tiS -th ro u g h ------i - - — ------inATcRCS - — ------t hle e edealer is dedicate-ed to providing-a clea ____ Tuesday.-Wlndyat-tlmes.-ies.-Lows 5 - ...... ean station, friendly^ _ s e r v : . . below to 15 belo^Y zero, High■lighs today ...... ------;rvice and professioncDnal car care w ith repepair work done onlyn l y b y in th e 20s and Tuesday Inn the leens. — tfCff.0______{*++)-._ q ujalified a li specialists. -,Jiortbern.lJtflhanriMBV^; Clouds increasing todajoday over t :y /M h.\H I .' . ‘ . I sNOw ’ C KiievTofi'Hallm e \ arlFffwGrarH'deaersF ” northern Utah with a chance cha of snow developing tonight o\ ( " j showers’^ c^ow Wfe e 'n 're p r o u d o f t h e m . ATHEn FOTOCAST -. extreme northern mouin'oElS' -V'"™ _ Turning colder Tuesdayly wilhv> in- reported low ovcovercast and Malad____Ulere ^ re was no precipitation r ro- e - ...... creaslhg“chance of riiountaiaitairsnow where haie andid fcfog persisted. ■ portedjrted in the state. showers. Lows in the uppeiipper teens An area off cirnisci clouds was A changec to colder, windy.dy Chevronf l ------aod 20s.-Hlgha today^mosUjosUylQlhe— moving.slowly.tol^.^ard Idaho from - ■ wealhtcathoE:jB.expected.today^as.an a n - - __^03,-dropplng-to-thoJ0s-on5.on-Tue&-——^^“^ ‘lUiiSunday-jay -a fte i^ n r-T b e se -— ^Arctic-rctic-blasinirov&“ aowrTromDm day. ' clouds arc leadliadlng the edge of a westerESlem Canada. iris expected lo I ------OccaafonaHight-raln-wiU 1 now_iocalal over— .rcachj above 7,000 feet over• northernno central Califomiornia and Western today..day. Southwestern Idaho will feeleel ------Nevada today. OtherwiseX vivai luble— NevedaT4=h!«(or}torm la not expected------somm e-ie culJ wimlh tuUay an d vmrTffl------a g clouds through Tuesday,ay. Highs ^^^ect Idaho.I. expectpeel snow showers lo accompa-]a- both days 3fi to 49. Lows)ws in the T em peratureses Sunday J rose into ny’ the drop in temperatures. Thehe A • teens to low 20a. th e m id 40s in the southwest five’e dayda forecast calls for mostlyUy . f Synopeis: ■ valleys and inlonto the m id 30a In dryy amand cold with a few.mounlalniln .. - — ’ M ost of Idaho enjoyed a plipleasant eastcrn ldaborinIn the north p a rt of snowow slshowers. Highs in the 30s andnd '■ ■ m idw inter day Sunday wilh^ilh sunny the state temperaleratures ranged be- lowsvs inIn lhe teens and 20s. 7 ^ to partly cloudy skies. tw een M and 35> deidegrees. HighifHghest temperature in Idaho 1 / H A L LL M A R K AAWARD' Exceptions w ere Lewistonston which Aside from a k few snow, flurries Sundaynday was 48 at Salmon and the th at left'a trace« ofol snow a t Mullan lowv wa Mu Mln PcD I.O}Anoel«i u u MJ St.Loul>. a JJ ,.. IdthoFUit S 18 w ' AlDuqusrquft SO -ID ...... U«mphii., ! « M „„..., StIIUkaClly . 4t 2S .... L«*i8lon » J7 ---- AlUnU^------... S2-. *2 —-JJ-Ul*mlOMihJJ------aj U ,01,01. Sm D(»oo m m .09 .09 P0t«l«(l0...... 37----- IJ -r.: i r notion 41 30 ,7<.74 MllwiukM ig n fj.02 S«nPrincltcoS) M ,I8 ,18 Salmon 48 » ,,. ChiMQo , ,18 M .... Mlnn«ipolii , u OJ 01.01 Saatua 4e » ... WcCill X oa. ... - o*ii»«— -- a - :r .... NewOrloinj- j j a ' Spomna ' ------» ■ • - » — D«ny«f 51 U ...... N»wYor1l <7__12 M.78 _W ufUnolon------M— T f ____ DdiiiolM*------IB 0 1 --.:— OJiUhwniair...... •'« j r '- - OeifOii TJ IJ ...... OmiM 17 .1 ^ I d a h o Ml. Mln Pep Honolulu 78 M .78 Pnil*d»lphH M w :i7 TailoriKy *4. J4 .... M onday,y, FFebruary 9, IM I . Timos-Ne13-News. Twin Falls. Idaho A-3

Tnruckerddescribe whiteefogfifrom bvurst waaste drut i m HARRISBURG. P a. ( Pa. (UPI) - E dw ard Cl>eroskici stillsti w astes Ip j& Old Forge landfill In Lackawiiwanna Department'lent's order lo dose and deadean up the Old nevei:ver seen nothing like this inIn nreality. It looked like feels a burning palo { Un from that S eptem ber night;ht InI Countv. ‘ Forge dump.imp. deatliiathtom e. 1978, a s lf h ls * ‘lUdDeyj neyj or whatever It Is on my sidessi* J u s t jjov, poisono sm pany argued In Its appealpeal that the de- * "Right "R: then and there, I coucouldn’t breathe. I got are Uke on lire, like iryi isonous those wastes can tieJ was “ “ P ! if you take a knife and scraped m irs like partmentt COcould nol prove the wastes:ites buried at the awfulvfui headaches. I still get headaieadaches from it. ... latem allv." chillingly ouUlneded in testim ony given by truckers Cheroski and Hunsitunsinger lo the stale Environmcmental dump were;rc hazardous.h <•- -l‘W1‘When 1 saw it starting lo thin out. I jumped outof JackHuiislngerrenKremembers having his eyes bumumed Hearing Board. In the lesitestimony, CSieroskI recalled y truck. I fell on the ground.nd. 1 I almost crawled my ------by his night's work. Hla-His eyes are still blurry ------« the night or ' According to all£ board,------Sept.-i;i978.978. when one of b truckload oft! ay outof there." Cbcroskj aotfHunslfiinsifiger are two cen tral figures; allegations-raadc'by-th€~bo Jofdrumsholdlng- C heroski and HunsiHunslnger m ade nighltime run;uns to toxic wastesistes burst a s It hit the grounm nd during the According lo the board’s; repreport, the fog drifted ___ one of Pennsylvania’s Ila’s first maior cases involving tl -dum p-deadly brewibrews' that-contained' three - Known-kn clandestineIneoocrationaltheduniD, o ------ward the borough of Old ForgeForj and routed from illegal disposal of bazailazardous wastes. ■ homeime one family living a cjuarterrter imile away. carcinogens,'fiveve sususpected carcinogens and1 ttoxic "Out of th< Tbe sU le, arraed1 withwil legal pow ers it received Ju f the drum cam e a white fog,’’fog,’ he said. "Il Aa policeman, p alerted by compli)mplalnts about the odor, dJust metals lUe cyanide,tide, Ilead and m ercury. kc your b reath away. I was afr last year from tbe Legislature, is prosccutir would lake yi 5 afraid to get out • traaced c e It lo the landfill. The truckers’’ testimony test was released whencn the of the truckick becauseb It creeped right towitowards the front wh Lackawanna Refusejse Removal Inc. for allegedgedly hearing board rejected rejec an appeal by Lackawa While llie accident happenede d aat t7 ;3 0 p .m ..th e board wanna of the tractorctor and I couldn’t get out off the truck, repor dum ping thousandss of igallons of poisonous Industri.istrlal R efuse RemovalI of ththe state Environmental Resoi port said, the odor was stilllUl presentpi in Old Forge source -This dou.cloud just enveloped the whdehde truck. I had afterter midnight. Senonov<^an pr WASHINGTON (UP!)-*!)- TTiereare- H atch to ask tbe FBI to reopen lts any an Cabinet appointment; no plans lo reopei the Senate in- Donovan investigationinve because of the ___ Ai Eouiye.sajdjiatchwas "a 1 \ R e a g ai r n p o l i c ii e e s ------yesirgflllon^f^t^r)or S ecretary new allegatioiations. m mi iff^'’ by the timing oflBeBe~Demo- -Raymond Donovan's alle(alleged links to Sens. Edwi^ a r d Kennedy, D-Mass., crals' c n latest move. Tbe letter t< I MOSCOW (U PI) - TThe offidal movement;nt b by International Imperi- ____organized crime,_a ^kesman for _Claibome-J5 --Eell,.-i)rR.L._Thomas_wfl —w as released after tbe senatoro r 1b a d left— I ...Ck)mHiunlfit P a rty newspa]jpaper P rav d a__ allsm andid Pe:Peking hegemonism.” L aW Committee Chairmlirman Sen. Or- Eagleton, D-1D-Mo., Donald Riegle Jr.. W Wj ashington lo visit Utah. I la u n ^ e d a triple attackk oion President T he olflciofficial Communist Party rln Hatch said Sunday. D-Mlch., and Howard Metzenbaum, Tbe1 new allegation c co o n cern s I Reagan’s military, dipioIplomatic and new spaper>er a advised the non-aligned However, the commltteolttec staff will D-Ohlo, raiseaised 8 new charge about Donovan's Do old firm, tbe SdSchiavone I economic policies Sundayay Jand warned slates loremI rem em ber Ihelr best friends look Into fresh chargearges levelled D onovan's8 businesst deall^ and Construction Co C^. of New Jers<:rsey. and fl I the Third World to> tbeware of w ere In thethe i socialist bloc, not In the against the former Newew .Jersey con- questionedd theU thoroughness of the the the p u rch ase of l(^ soil In 196{968 which ^ I 'America’s “tentacles." ------United SlatSlates.' President Leonid ------tmtor-by-flve-DemocralerollMeMtore— FBrsOTilertlerprobe:------^------alli ■ ullBgtslly urtglM ted ffoni-ppblnfillrland—^ — =; —— ------Br«jhnev-«mv-omph asUcd Ibat-poiot-la-a------Tb^attacks.were contair to see if tbe allegationsIons should be In a statetateinent Saturday. Hatch and an was U le ^ y sold toSchlavlavone. I tained in three lengthy mmessage ess sen t to the session In ___ I separate Pravda arlldes turned over to the FBI. said, "All1 alallegatk>ns, Indudlng tbe Aj more serious complaintr w as that f l E les critical of India, theTa«eTass news agency reported,— I the United SUtes. Eve • “T bere a re no plansIS tolo re(^)en an m o st re cyit e n t'ones, will be fully gone re rej p o rte r B ruce Locklin of thele Bergen iven by the inaneconceconomic survey of Reagan’s I stanards of the recent wa investigation," saidI EdE Darell, Into • and evaluated,eva in a thoroughly (N (N .J.) R ecord had linked Dowonovan lo war of words first two) we< weeks, a t the White House, I between Moscow and Wasli spokesm an for Hatch, R-Utah.‘‘IwasR-U bipartisan1 manner"m{ by the commiltee a a purportedp organized crime fij 'ashlngton, the P r a v d a sasaid, "several hasty I publicalion of three anti fi litUo coacem cd by thelie rreports (the staff and,, If w arranted, turned over The i FBI Investlgaled a New ' M p anti-American measures...s ... make It dear how the 2w Jersey I a articles in the same news Investigation w as t>elngjgreopened). n I • "totbeapproipropdate federal olfidals." contracto coi r nam ed Philip B. Mi ewspaperwas economicc proproblems will be handled." Moscalo, I unusual. Uilnk th a t's a little strong."ng." T be FBII bahas said it has been unable who wh It said "has been repoiported to v Citing decodecontrol of oil prices, Sovid ^ “ The com m ittee willill lookli at the to substantialitlate charges Donovan had associate ass with organized crirrim e ele^ i\ I "T he Soviet Union will nol allow com m entatortalor Oleg Anichkln said: Charges." Darell said.. "11"If it’s some- ties to organganized crime, a dominant ments,” me but added It "hasIS no In- 1 I anyone lo dictate to it fronrom a position "R ank andnd fUfile Americans will pay for thing new, we'll pass it on ng, while big corporations to n to the FBI. to p ic duriniring bis confirmation form for ation indicating any comonnection b SSHH I of strength, or to put pressressureonlt,” everything. Ifit’sjuslareha^.. hearings. Do ■ ik B ; e money." Donovan's nomination by betw bet een him (Moscalo) a n Pravda analyst Boris5 AverchenkoA will m ake mo ; The five Democrats,Is, Iin a letter P resident ReReagan to tbe laixir post , (Schiavone (Sc Construction Co.) lOND DONOVAN said J In a commentary condondemningthe He notedted I the Reagan admhiistra- released over the weekt■eekend, asked provoked the strongest exposition of D Do: onovan.” ...SCOIscores charges i.United States for "splraliIrallng up the Hon Is tryingylng to balance its budget by ______— armsrace.” ______. _ _ cutUng bacbaci^ sharply on social ____ -A-second editorial saiddthe95-naiion th benelits._indrindudmg.h^lhlcare_and ...... '^Intelligence exchangesex soughqhfb\;U.S. group of non-aligned natlortlons, meeting educaUon.n. ttoday in N ew Delhi, should)uid beware of ' ‘O nlymmilitary lllt expenditures are not Sumnmit m€eetings»wiith ^ allHies to)end ‘‘subversWe activity agaplnst the subjecttoslai0 slashing," Anichkin said. LONDONN (UPU{ — Secretary of “One could make the casese that it between thetie UniledI States and its S ta le AIexai>xaijder Haig said in an ■ ■was"thc"consensu3 ‘wa about dejdeploylng^Europcan-ajlie ajlie3rBurhe“5ald he waa~ interview published pub Sunday that the Cruise Cn missiles in Eun^e .at the abandoningg Carter’sC semiannual R eag an admitIminlstration will end regu- NATO NA ministerial meetingI IIn De- sum m it meetTieetings because such ”FARMBl la r sum m it m cem b er 1979 which createated th e — sesslons-“shoul^ould reserved only for 5URANCE It m eetln p with U.S. allies cer b e lUREAUlNSU . ; ■ b ut hopes lo to Increase exchanges of circum cin stances that led to thee sstart of the most exceptionally exc significant IntcUigencepre provided the CL\ can plug the the discussions between thele Soviet. Issues, INSURAN id foremost, we have got to iNCE PROFESSIISIONALS its news leaks.aks. Union Uni and the United Stales on how to “ F irst and fo ^^1^9 Haig discliscussed the new ad- limit theater-nuclear weaponions,” he do a belter•r jcjob in devdoping and _ ministration'son's priorities for dealings - s a id ' . ______J______faring commimmon perceptions,” Haig '■ ' with the EurEuropean allies in an in- Haig K said Soviet behavior■ inIn unrlrf lat !means s h ^ n g our lh- - jL Y flU l t- lerviewwithLith London's Sunday Times, trouble troi spots and what he agreeing on the h ard facts *NsuRimc£ "te"technical flaws" in the S lizing that everybody can Besides enending former President In thte tre a ty w ill affect how Reagan d crSttDs^ Carter’s twic wice-yearly sum m it meet- to tnd deal w ith arm s control, can only e x p a it'o u r Euro- ings and expjexpanding the Intdligence------pean partnerslers to p a rtld p a te la such ------^LIFE — -;^r/^H _sharing progrrograms, H aig said the new------—" ‘‘We are looking at these-prtproblems—excnangesif-t -if-they-can-be-protected— administratioiation is keeping its options and anc I don’t know yet how wwe will against immedm ediate revdatlons on the “ FARM&RAIaNCH— -COMI}MMERCIAL- - H open on nude;idear disarmament and the proceed pro from here - whetllether lo frontpagesofA;of American newspapers, SALT-2Treal;•ealy. - develop dev a whole new treaty,,.w w h eth er We. thereforefore. .have to listen up PACKAGEGES LILOANS f l |, "It has be(be^ my experience that lo to put[ fbces Into the existing trctreaty or our intematlorational channels of com- achieving armsarr control is never the w whi hether to do it by amendmenlents,” he munications,”is,” hesald.! : ALfiXANDLRH/5H A IG product of rhetoric or idealistic said. salt Haig saidid newlyr appointed CIA HOMEOWNINERS IHAIL ; ...pollcJosshlfJhiftin g hopes.” Haigaig said. "It is always the The T secretary said he hof[loped^ lo director Billill CaseyC ‘‘Is very much ______prcductilpffipragmatic reality. _ promote pro "a very dose relatioi (LlhlsZ:______AUTO] inveVESTMENTS; ^agan to run agaigain in 1984, for>rmer advisoro r predicts A tla n ta:a n s ■ RonBcyd Oory^Quojnoll Qi MlkoPhllllpipi lymon Englo SACRAME^lENTO, Calif. (UPI) - road roa three lo four years fromI nownc and Nofziger servesser as a White HouseI Agoncy Mgr, AgontTvsitTwinFollt AgantBuhl.1 Agont-lnvoilmontRop Onp of Presidfsldent R eagan's top pollti- area re thinking ‘Oh boy. I'U nrun for political consulinsultanl and was Reagan’s * StovoJehnion JomtoMcEllloil ' p u s h hlU i IlL caladviserssirs said Sunday Reagan will ■president pre In 1984,' you’d belter;r cchange press spokesmesman throughout the pres- Adiustor So.11tt, 1981 period from over 70 bases5C3 aroundi the .s BERNARD, MICKEY, I SONMROBERTBRADSHAW ROB - nation, a SAC spokesmanin said.sa Q M urlouah, Adv*r1li«ni*namantfab. I9th , ------[ALSOBBY _ W«n,Eir«r*,B>nn«lt.tMl,tM«fiar«mllh L - FREETESniING— I- ALSO;0 SELLING n io surprise launch was ordered in S response to a nw^k nucl(audear attack S a j plU ! N C S IlV E R SILVER — during t b e . annual _GlobGlobal S h l d d ___ O _ ' S u n d a y , Fob. 22i2 a n d , i 9 a i a m g s H■VER : SII ■ exerclBes.directed from,5im SAC hMd- S ______BUSSElWOtfEAUCE AUCTION ______/" ______git^ers at-Offuh Air ForceFon Base In ______. O ______Twin Falli. Advar1li*tn«rlamanf Fab.JOIh >>■ ____ l_ Col. McKancy, SACiACdirectofol i i^M IR public affairs, said the.e ar am .ual drill RICAN GllOLD GO. mill nin fnr fffl?77rW ?r)7777>7OTT r m m m m n m H n uE p nOFFICE; 64B1 FAIRVIRVIPU;. ROISP DUc OTC-CAOC ^ p h n i O i A-4 Tim9s-Nev •Moodsy7#e6tiietih6yt6ato m News.Imia£ate,ldahcj^» Mow ; j p f

■ - [ E d I Publi.lie schooLeequalizatiidon a m ustt f Idaho must striverive to make sure its lo(local slightly m ore throughthn a statewide equalilization i; schools are fundedd etequally. plan. The principle oteqit equalization is a keystone)ne ol Surely this is preferable| to the chao:aos and ' the public schoolll s;system and it has taklaken patchwork systeiy'stem lhat elimination of state years to l)ecome acceiccepted. support w ouldicause. cai _ The Legislaturee needsn to take actionI thistl A statew ide; pnproperty tax increase ofJl a b o u l__ 1 _ - year- to reafflrm-its-its: avowed support of'f t]the $18 m illion andand a uniform levy hasIS been fi principle that eachich student in each schochool proposed by State Stal Superintendent of Public F ______I ------dlstrict-6houId-have-!tve-the 3ame-oppo^tunity^'T 19 wilh S6.922 peper hour. Of the right to llrsl grade stale concemli^emlng our school funding. _ .teachers p ra ise .th e klnderj I------work-stales.-U5,-lhere are three states— iIergarteii .rE-. — o f course,8e,-lhecryhasalreadygone’ It r v * s v u iiIgarproograms suits. T ranked aboveve IIdaho. They are Iowa, out from the local officials stating Slncc children a re 5 only Louisiana andod ^Nevada. . ■nly once, v,n they Bimplyply'cannot 'c c ^ i ^ t e without : Washington Post Cowpan, ipsny adding a newwvariabletotheeconomic v{ "Th"T hree's Company" as vehicliides of So, 1 m ustt tell the people of Idaho "I don't have a second cbchance. Wc j„creasedI riverevenue. _ • ______- ' ■ ------calculations thi __should continue funding this 5 lhat control television.- - “"Idc ideas." People who argue thathat way -can't afford1 totoworirforlessri’m \ sure— ^ this program ------I-would sugg'sugg^rihat our local school - WASHINGTON - Ah.1. serendipity. sc Networks; livelivi lives of cheerful, not are which h as the potential to re are beyond, or beneath, embarbarrass- with interestst ratesr and inflation as 5 reach every board andI schoolsdic officials roll up their Beneath the Washington1 Post’sPo£ report to say brazen,izen, contradiction. T hey men m ent. so they do not blushh when' high as it is, you' can’t afford this ^school age Idahoan as eachidi begins1 his sleeves andt)d cutci some of the "frills’’ . of the press conference! at ’which the tru m p e t theirlelr prowess at causing quot quoting Milton. Mill, Jefferson5on and either, or her public school educatioatlon. from our prese)resent curriculum. Coalition for Better: TTelevision peopletobuymlymaterialgoods; Hey, w e Holt Holmes to defend their rapacity.y- 1 urge all worlworking people lo w rite lo . Does kingergarten providwide enough why should (CBTV) announced plansns to organize c a n modify ' bebehavior Tn 30 seconds. li lOuld we sacrifice the kin- ■ . Il Is bad enough that the nelvetorks u,e|r scnalors. ( benefit for the dollars spespeal? As a dergarten proi boycotts of products pnxproduced by Y et they deny,my, or disclaim responsi- are irs, congressm en and rep- ^ program and bave an ac- • are turning the airwaves inlo current first g rad e teachcicher seeing credlled drill 1 s ^ n s ^ 6( the sl^zl^e^^Cfst television blllty for, thithe coarsenlhg conse- Can; resenlaUvK} lo strongly oppose any ^ Irill team aod cheerleading C anals of the mind. But a cher measurable results on. nationwideni p m ^ n m With I rt»pnrl hy thA nii/»n/>«e nf-houc-aftcr-hour-of-base— com allemnl lo pass AVlth these two program s^n— ^------Post's Tom ShaJM about a ncnew show. pro g ram s. You S eiiilo work,ork. The above is not ■ Tansweryes n^nd I’m suro awe can find m ore which i'ou can almost - alm ost, wasiwastes at least spares us the cf with on hesitation. “propaganda":a" from the "big union ' fit the samle e catcategory. “A better title for ‘That’slat’^M vU nA ’ I S tre s s -a ddmlrc m l the brass of the tin y - tcrytc ry of claiming to serve civilizat SUZANNE PACK Etwork programmers who spirl eliicls,"biitlaclfacts and flgurc:> from the i Perhapsi Itit Is1; time to take a good mlf>ht be, maybe. 'Sick Socl spiritual well-being. Twin Falls CBS entry In the amazingly lat CBTV’s "narrow " per- ByBj invoking the noble languajuage ol Ji-:partmenl f of Labor, look a t whatat is neededi to provide "all" ble. real-people, variety fr libllc—perhaps only a few thethe iliterature of liberty - "theji« frpo EmploymentIt andan Earnings. children withvilh ja basic education and genre ... lurches implshlj izens - may influence exprexpression of ideas," and all that- th; CHARLES3 E. E. MAXWELL slop wastingIng moneyn on many extras . feature about a m an who ng. thethe I networks try^o beguile thee pipublic H eybum ______- A JairjJiiDi c e ______UmlmljLindudttdudcAfew------;— — ~ other men ‘how to pick up runlovtIrthaiT-1he-ag=—inttnorgcitm intc g-whlirhnwbiTSiis never I would urge pre-school parents to quick sex to a fey hunkk''ot?lcLcry of eresslvc vulgarigarity of many program s forgforget: Commerdal lelevlsivision's Editor.E( Tim es-N ew s: contact your school ttoard ad- about a Topeka, Kan., cloth ling hypocrisy of the p r o purppurpose Is to sell rivers of beer F o r Kimindergarten In reference to your recentrent series of mlnistratorsirs andar make your feelings where men strip down to i « they criticize their crit- moumountains of pantyhose ("1 artidcs about the purchas*ase of the known. I woulcA’ould also suggest that wc d (andhardlyobligalory) Ame derpants while women ogle ai SS America - Show us yourir Un- Editor. Times-Ni!s-News; CrCrystal Springs hatcheryy fromf: Ken need not sacrifiacrifice the kindergarten so J sincerity of people who deraderails!"). What CBTV proposes Ellis by the C orps of Eng at them ... Basically, it’s sw. far It was encouicouraging to me as a Engineers, I the upper grO'grades can have "extra sorshlp!’’ - .with that fromfrom being a "conspiracy,” 1: monomanlacal titillatlon deri as itindergarten1 acadvocate to open Ihe would like lo see th e recordrddarlTied. d cu rricu lar activactivities." S-” S H otatlons of coercive state publpublic y a calliope M d as Amer You don’t seem to have v —fct i ^ i o p c K a ^ - =flCllOlV==whet: 'CJPULiactS------JO MARTIN-TIM - r’h€ippeopte=ar<«lm plyrregqviis^artjn^Lulfier-King^boycoi -very^#eH-in-hand^rrEllt Shales suggests that perhaps pert the p lanning to pra( — find~a~TronrpT3ageTn?pttfranoin)rTms— a E Eiltstissnzs------Eden practice selecllve buying MonMontgomery, Ala., buses. cucubic feet per second of d pollution of the prairie by suchsud vulgar- of t>ec r and1 pantyhose.pj A network hvsti \ question. f clear, free bystedcalj}clwo£k .response is h( W are-airawl -nowlngspringnwaler'by-Iio’lictiise ana ' —*—Ity m lR Jif bu tclevislijn*sTniSTnuJtTAny spokesman dwrfireed Oiariwy^lb are enlnie n ln g ..______■ ------facing-t^Lef-Leglsiature“ Concemlng^P^-permilrThls:waterfli)ws-ye ------entrepreneur—know3-thaHa t- if - h e - ts — “censorshlp‘*-at ing his w ounds ------sur/lclenllyvulgar."nclworkt'ork'CflnTera~acceptabIc metinethod of trying lo innu^ —The-nctworks'-crilerion of an'an "nc^;__funding ..currenrrenl .educational pro- with no assessm ents lo pay. crew s will beat a path to0 hishi: door. I cn cc programmming." m 1 called to ask cepl^ible’’protest is clear: Accepteplbble "grams are certcertainly difficult ones trasl «£ the Twin Falls Canalol Co.( w ater E ditor, Times-rn e s-N m j______j ______m eans impoleni; Il Is acccplabk _ — have.a.lesscheerfui view of n'mankind; w h at he considwidcred-acceptable. He ible for w ith no easyy aranswers.-Some-of-our is 6elling-at-about-$3S0-per)er 8harc.-it:^Palrick“0sb(Osborn’s recent lelter is an individual to write a letter, _co stsJ8 .p ec.y ear fo r an own :an pnvtiice___said-—-are-youji er^_bu]— icgislatorshavo4avo-saidUioanswor could— ttMieiUC41SG--lypi«d-t)f-thDS(thascTvhcnirc^nicHng ninnies without television'Sion'S help, w ritin g a letter."er." ' unacceptable for individualsals to be amputationIon of the kindergarten the w ater which generallyr-flows flo about th eir wounds "conspire" - m eaning organlzi nds since the November Wordsworth, who lived a longIc way Plum bing the shallows of such p rogram , . 8 6n months out of the'year. ^ election. from Kansas and a long timetim before m inds will not dredge up serious because organizing might work,irk. An one f ^many Idahoans who 1It takes 80 sh a re s of Tu advertiser says "it only takes a Twin Falls Not only did Mr.ft Church lose his Job. television, noted mankindkind’s "de- arguments agaligainst boycotts. Another egislalion to in dude kin- Canal Ca Co. w ater to makeJ oneon second so did Mr. Osb« grading thirst for outragoousloiustlmula- netw ork theorist cenlagc poinl or two shift in the n Osborn, Senator Church’s irist called to deploy f o r K4-nr<; dcrgaricns as part of "the'State fool of w ater. 5350 times-85-80-equals ■' Twin F alls aide, tion.” sales of washing machines or Kh aide. me all the stock sto< phrases of First £ system, I see(this thi! logic as a giant step S2f528,000. E ach c ubic fool per £ . But-tho-pure-commercial- to .make a. tremendous - differenc « r second of P erhaps Mr. (Osbom could apply for cial-loglc-of A m endm ent law,law. He accused CBTV of— liwbnder. if.U’s necessary .....Twin F alls Canal,CQ._watei _ oligopolistic competition imp< profits.” Profits? Quit talking al aterJs.D ow — a-jo b -a s Mr.Ir. Church’sC errand boy If------Impds throe planning to "conspire" "co to create a ; action group known as ^selling for that price. That Ich ■ menns, *‘cleflr_jind-prg those, .dummy, .and_start_quoluoUlie ■'“''I'" ■>'' lat water Is and when he.hircs.M-as-an-l8radIch<> hi — :present=dangei^of-ai— "Support Your L -^ h ere near-as good as v basically; audlcnce*maxiijaximizing) chilling effeci" c Milton, ur Local Five'Y earold"-^ IS what Mr. lobbyist. :l" on the "expression of Ellis Is selling the Corps ani networks to pander to society’lety’s lowest Id eas." whose membersjers worked fo r several Ell ' and it only Meanwhile,He, surdys he can partake I/:t'sI/:l all get started. Dial soapp h d p s y ears In the! mid-1970smi to convince nuruns twcf-lhlrds a s long each ' common denominator. Andmd in1 doing L eav e asideIde the Inherent dls- spon< idiyear. 125 a t Ihe big "troi"trough" his former boss sponsor the execrable "Flamimlngo members of the Legislature to vote Untimes $28,000 eq u als $3.5 milli so, they drive it steadilyidlly lower. Ingenuousness>s ofo a defense oT pro- RoadRoad.” Aren’t you glad you don’l nillion. That helped to conslrDnstruct. approval ol[ funding.H Then, we doesn’t clo< figure In any land, CBTV’s aim is to tem per that logic by g ra m s like “Soo‘Soap" or “Dynasty" or Dial^Dial? Don’t you wish nobody did? nd, or pipe- PATRICIAlAL.CALLEN L. “• testified beforeire hearingsh and lobbied lines, Hn< or buildings. Jero m e • lien Goodman ~

S ^ e d micationrW G efguiw e m nnent ] cm a c tc ir r f^ CO Ttio Boston Globe Newspsiyspaper Co.- Now we haveive a new and powerful pregr3regnancy,_ of birth controlrol forI adulls. it Is’only m,j Washington Post Writers GrouGroup c a p ta in of onone leam, Richard Thi gnancy grew out of ignoraiorance and m essages withvith vwhich we m ay o r m ay : This ideaVone lh at grips so manlany of n atural th att thistt affected those accaccident, the professionals FJrstoftwoparts Schw eiker. Ass pointpo mon for the new us,IS, rcrests on shaky historical groui•ounds. half-adults, teen-jlen-agers. But this trend ' ols offered not agree. ItIt feedsfeei our real sense that ‘ .education.,and prRvenllon,-}Dr-NoviMve— scm chow orotherother wel/tfvclostconlHil know it isn’t enough. o r m oral influeni ■ BOSTON - T ^ e debate is anon old one m in t of Healthth a and’ Human S m l ^ p)remarital r ^ sex — is as old as peo)cople!.. federally fundedded birth-control clinics fluence in this crucial area T; and our disagreement rem, Family planning d in es havihavehdped of our children's remains as went on recordrd r recently against gov- ' Even5ven_ln the "repressed" i ^ite, , 25 w ere open to teenteei agers. In term s of stei ren’s lives. stem the rise of the “epldepidemic of It is easy to ci • flercg as our anxiety ~ . ~ ~ ______e m m e n t roles> In either c o n lrac^ tlo n "ptrccE rcent of the women and more! of the sex education,n, then11 as now. It was tee, to cry, as Schweiker bas, •' teen-age pregnancies," bul bi they th at the govemn On the highly emotionalII susubject of or sex educationtion. He told reporters mnen en ihad sex before age 20. AtI i( least overwhelm inglygly thet business of local hav fenunenl has Interfered in- - teen-age sex and Its risk,ik, tteen-age th at h e was agaltgainst prescribing birth half c haven't turaecTit around. NdtherNd' sex family mattersIters, taking away this : lalf of the teen-age marriages5 werew school boards,s, notn the federal gov- education edu nor b irth control pregnancy, we argue aboutit the causes control for unrunmarried teen-agers whatvhat we used to call so charmirnlngly emment. trol dlnics. function. It Isn’t lhat simple. But tbe .: " havhave — or probably couldlid 1 have - p rofessionals ; and about the cures withith (growing un d er Medicaidlid iand opposed to gov- "shot'shot-gun weddings." As Frank FursI^u^tenberg, a sociology dra lis and parents havr • Intensity. e m m e n t Involvei drastically affected the riseise In teen- become the "us’ ilvement in sex educa- The growth of teen-age sex In in the p ro fesso r a t thetl University of age : “us" and "them," suspl- ■ age sexual activity. clous o r at bests< Is it all the result of llbenIberatlon or tion. 1960s960s grew in p art out of the exposjosure PeonsjJlvflniai aand long-term re* & test separate. * ■ : So even If th e experts5 hihave not The real ta ^ I im m orality, sexism o r equalilluUity, jgno- H e took over;r tlthe role as leader of off thesethe "underground” facts ofJfllfe. I search er In thele fiddfl( says, "W hatever han ask. then, Is not to fud this : ran ee o r education, familvvne^ector nei the "pro-family” handed out typhoid blanketsts ofo sexual debate with foo: Uy" Bide in this medi- Itt als(also grew out of tho slmultaneineous the governm entnl did,d: it did In response info ] foolish accusations and - govemmeni Intervention?' H£Have sex cal-m oral Issue,je. Andt In doing so, he ' glorifi Information to our children,1. theyth have devastating: budgetbud( slashes. U 's oot lo - Jorification of sex In the mey RReagan. " ' prompt trial, certain penallnally and - at No prisone next two or three decade eachother,"hesald. Isoner should leave prison . some point - flnallly of,of Judgm ent’', ‘■wiihout a t Ic Watfion, a form er IBM president, - “ I thinkik you j are comparing a "The thing thal concernss’m n e as ' 'A at least being able to read. - would improve the crimli doubted Reagan's publpublic attacks mountainI wilwilh a molehill. You talk thal th you can very easily slustumble Imlnal justice—write andd do baslc arithmetic," be system, the Supreme CoiCourt Justice said.______^on tbe.Sovlcts will proverove beneficial___ aboutUnkinjking-a-nuclear-trealy------in — into-a-confrontationrn-if-wrt " s a i d : ------^------to the United SUtes., andaw said they when you1 arear dealing wllh some- ususe bluff or threat in terrr:rm s of ^ He warned“ncd that luming the system Burger advocated trial Iria "within around would-ould be “ long, painful (and) could lead the Russiansiflfw to “call thing lhalit a can destroy the whole nnuclear i weapons, that is anin i abso- T H O M i )MAS WATSON weeks v of arrest" in un«mcompllcated costly." But.: _ o u r b l u ^ ______W estern worlworld - and an operation_____]u' lulely.non-productiyecourM,:; But. he said, il wiU be “ less ...... p rr e e d d i c t s c o l lis io n ______-crimes,-with-appealsc court coi -revIcw -coaU y thanan ihthe billions in dollars aod I foiiowlngcloselybehlnd. lhe thousand!lands of blighted lives now .. i He also suggested•d allowing hostage locrir0 crime. ! °Buihildup closiningin on U .S.S. edge, seimatorclaiaims Twpening of criminal cases cai for re-, " ills ass muchrout a part of our national viewV only when there hassbeena"true b< defenseasthesthePenlagonbudget." WASHINGJjGTQN (l^I) - high.” hi "race-track"Jc" bbasing of the missile. r miscarriage of Justice" — no matter Burger notenoted many of the Mtion's______^viet-Uniorpion is catching up with------r r ~— t i c - a l so s a id the Govict milmilitary ------Onihc-B'Hnbom ber,- which Prcai— ^ nowiongagolioccurfea:~r------^ risooers are under 30 years — America’ss-naval ' strength and buildup bi poses the dange:Iger of dent C arter kil r killed, Tower said "an Although his suggestion3n ccould mean old and could}uld mr ake a new life if taught technologlca^cal superiority, and Its "nothing "t less than milltaxyy iiinferi- interim bomb< imber” along the same ignoring j. police and prosecutor p a marketableable trade.I m ilitary builibuildup poses the threat of o or rity .” conc^lsofthef the B-1 is needed " th at ^misconduct in some cast:ases. Burger "To confine[ifine offenders behind walls _ Inferiorityy f[ for the United States, T ow er said the Sovietsi "have" will give us a IS a bridge between the ssaid II is necessary becaecause, “The without tryingrying lo change them is an ■—— Sen. Johnn Tower, I R-Texas, said gone gc into the intervention busjusloess B-52S and nd high-lechnology judicial i process becomeses a, mockery expensivee foliy fc with short-term '.-l.uA'iria.** Sunday. In a big way." But he sale In a id the airplanes like lik« the Stealth," a oof justice If il Is foreveev er open to benefits,"'h he esald s . -.“ We standand to lose equivalence in R Ri ussians dOA't want direct!Ct coo- radar-evadingling bomber. i strateg ic nunuclear weapons. The frontation fn with lhe UnitedI StatesS Tower alsoso SJsaid there Is a serious .V AmericanI N Navy m ay be neutral- for fo the immediate future, prprefer- problem of’ losllosing experienced mil- / W— Izedinthewle oceans. Our longstand- ring, rii instead, to leave thalI rolerc lo Itary personntonnel th at will not be I ing technolcnological supremacy in "a “ i handful of surrogates, swsuch as solved by lhe draft. He said the aircraft andand other weapons could C Ci uba.” draft reglstratltration begun by Carter 10%OFI Q P j M H be wiped out,"out the new chairman The United States is golr:olng lo m ust be contiiontinued "for moblliza- RI» of the SeniSenate Armed Services have hs lo Increase Its defense‘budget bi tlon purposes."« s.” ON ALL FABRIC Committee,;ie-sald-ln-an-interview _ . bb> y - J ll- blllioQ_or-S12_bllllonon 'J o r ------^lAny-move-ove-toabolish-thepro--____ withU.S.Ne>News and World Report. openers,"hesaid. op ft"------BESTLILINEUPHOL ) L S T E R Y ------___ gram now’ wc would also send the ! “Militaryry powerI Is Russia’s only He also said the mobilelie MX wrong kindi of sipial lo our allies I F u rn ituiro re not looking or foolingg go(good lotely? ______------— tnim pcard.'l rd.'Bullvroscow can'use 11 ~mIssire“’'mTisn)e'bullt m as sotsoon”BS M d o u r enemlibmlK," be said, tiul he ’ Compan y^oming?” • ' to split our £ ur alliances and make 11 possible,” po although he saidId 1he is said if the personnelper problems in I CALL US.i. I A SK US, GET A FREE:E ESTIMATEE! I S E N . J O H N T OOWEBT V hot tor ustis In the Third Worid, willing w: «Jo consider o other themUltaryary are not resolved, "we ^ JImtJocklocio Fhch 760 Main Avo. N. ^ . . . t h r e a t g ro)wing w ii where the! sLstakes are gelling very • al'altematlvtt to the unpojpopular m ay have to0 go to the draft." • ^ 4 -6 1 4 4

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------WASHINGTON— —RepRep;-Barber - But when-a«ra s k e d if the Kemp-Roth------Ckinable, R-N.Y., rankingig RepublicanR proposal _for_a_lO_f percent "m em ber orthe tax-writli/riling House across-lh^boaboard cut each year for - Ways and-Means Comminmlttee, pre-- three years5 wiwould survive-intacl, he—z^ m - P U B L l C: rl ^ T K E ^ dieted Sunday Congress5 willwU bear tbe acknowledged?ed there probably "will be ••thund(|r of the elecloraie"ile"andenacl trade^)ffsloa(oadegree.” . a tax cut Ihlsyear. ------Presidential. lial.*inltiative "is lprri[ily____ nanaC/^ I But w heU ierll w llf followillow th e lines im portant" with w respect lo both ------M lCftOW/^AverovEN A*. - of the so-called Kenip-RothRoth proposal spending Litscuts and lax cuts, Ck)nable for a 10 percent cut in eachich cof the next said. If Reagan gan shows a “strong sense C o o k i nn ! g S c h o o l three years depends onI a numr ber of of direclion"1" andi enough early pro- factors, including PresidentJenl R eagan’s g ress lo achievhieve accqjtance with the co n d u cted te d by M ary Reis popularity, he said. people, lhe; Do»oCoko______■ ■ th e Nation, the New YorkSkepuijiican R i^arirstssItages 61 lhe admlnlstf?------said, "As In past, the prespresident will Tuesday, Februaruary 10 • 7:30 to 9:303 0 IP .M . I I propose and Congress willill dldispose" on They “ willII launchla counter-attacks If th e tax cut Issue. they find lhee m andate eroding, if they W i l s o nn-B ' ates, Inc. “The presidenl won’t't getg every- sense the publlubiic mood chan^ng," he II thing he asks for," he said,aid, “but the said. He aid said the same is true of 1 Falls Storo 7M MplnIn A ve. N. II volers have spoken" In favo cut that, like accompanyinnying budget " re a d y with1 allallem atlves" if they find . cuts, will be applied everevenhandedly .Reagan's prog)rograms stalled or inef- p M l — across thelxmrd. feclive. Asked when 11. might; be enacted, "SuccessisiiIs im portant for any pres- Conable said: "I thinkk 11 will be idenl,” he said;aid, and that success will com ing down the pike prett]retty f a s t . . . depend on lu(luck lo a considerable Reagan Is dedicated to) it and con- extent. - B rem en still hearthe thunihunderpf the~ ~CO'nable~^'aldRea^an isgoln^f rne~so ' ~ doctorate echoing in theirirears." ea far ■ ■ ■ > ■ —

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r ~ c u upid's gquise rmlaychqrn ^ e b uitM ; sailim stilllunerm " ' “"WASmNGTONTUrT U P r j '^ ^ ''f r ^ cxhiBfl of aiiUi inlfque dHving cairiages'ges, rowing boats and levelingIg itheir • and hand-cod-colored decorations to makelake the romantic culled Valentines provess that11 while Cupid’s guise n Iled Ibe Valentine retrospectivectlve from the museum’s e may arrows at unsuspectspectingyounglovcllcs. missives. chanRc with U)c limes,mes, his aim has been unerring, ilectlon of 60,000 greeting cards.ards. ClvU War, cards began adopUk^Jtlng contempo- The Smithsoniann MlMuseum display - "Won’t YouVou Be Most early isfthW l centuryc( cards were ImportedId from1 mes. Ooe 1865 card depicts:ts ana A rm y lent . One3m c a r t m ade m tbe 1920ss showssho a cherub aiming ^ My Valentine" - showssi off nearly ?00 yearsars of Europe, since Valeri'alentlne’s cards were not m ade Ir 1 an American flagi It promise:nls6s the sender's “ «I boow o ' at a flapper. "Every girlgirl C upIdhlts,heM rs,,’’ E uropean and Amerl{nerican Valentine’s Day cards.jg 1 United S ta te s untuntil .the mid-ieoos wfien EsE sther ^ irt he will fight wlHj a “ warricarrior’s a rm " for ^^eatlaIda the caption. oldest cards are the mosti elaborate, festoonedd wwith Howland of Worcestircesler. Mass,, Introduced handmimade, sweetheart h . layeredikI wlwiih paper lace. lace-embossed cards.card ' Dduring ur the ’40s, m ililaiy themes them surfaced again, • Humorousous cards started pc?)plng up aboula tbe turn with 1 brief uniforms offering : ...... i>CflntIly'CIad, wlngeinged Cupids were a favorite the;Uwrno Mrs. Howlandid employedcn dozens of young wo: ■h leggy young ladles in briei women of the centientury, some "nol in the‘ best be of taste,” romar g men in Eunn>c and tbe of early Valentinee makers,m; who portrayed nym;ymphs who painstakinglyigly (cut and punchcd out the dcs nantlc greetings lo fighting m e Icsigns accordingR to the Smithionlan’s Johnin HHoffman, who Pacifliclflc. ,

Citizer( ns fearfrful ^ e o | 3 i p i e ______1in slayi/in gs’ wivake ROCKFORD, m. (UPI)PI) - Shop. "LargeI calib ca] er,’’ be said In de- kl keepers aod gas staUoara altendanU 1 scribing theUk mn u rd er weapon. “ That’s dose, tbelr busloeeses and and naidenU all I can say."a y " boll their doors at nlgbt In dread< fear „ , Rockk musicicIans heaiiximgforiGarifebh e d n _ __of_what_poUce-bcUove-l s o-lB-a-lone ------DlK_mingJangJa-certain.hecausej)I-Uie_ gunmangi who bas UUed six urders. Residents are flock- By United Press International Inte: prepared thele nightn: he was slain. Yoko saiisaid he will run, but he also h£ «lx people In has nol 'in Las Vegas.IS. Young 'V says he went lo less le than a week — all In broad ^g to local loca gunshops to arm Ono says shele fofound It difficult to nnlsh stojs lo p f ^ the attempt to draft him.Im.' Vegas for a wi ROC K IN TH E CARIBBEAf 1 weekend when he was daylight. di ______themselves.K;______‘E A N ______uptheproject-!ct— "Walking on Thin Ico------supposed lo bebe 1studying scripts ia his------An English Immigratloi•atlon official - b u t f o r c e d h TSe flrst four victims1 werewt In this Thesprcebe >d herself to do it because ACA CHARLIE CHAN MOVE Southern Callfoiilifornia home. He hit tbe o( ce b egan Jan. 27 when Willie says Elton John and Stevl northern Illinois industria >tovle Wonder h e r husbandjwassoehthusedaboutit. wj Four F San Francisco area tele\■levislon jackpot F riday W ai city ol F rcdd, 54,J. anand Albert Pearson, 2D, will travel this week to the ( day night after dn^ping 150,000. 15 ’Tbe most recent tw the Caribbean On the recordurd jacket, she offers a stations stal have refused to carry-ry-com- - about $30 loJ40$40 in the “ progressive" • - t two were In w ere (oundiid d( ead on the floor of Island of M onserrat to reccrecord music touching persoi neighboring Beloll, Wls., 20 miles Fredd's Groc rsonal comment: "I hope m me: erclals for an upcoming Cbarlie Q machine, Inn which' tbe possible « Sroceries. E ach bad been with one o r m ore formerr Be.Beatles. The _ you like it, north across tbe stale line. it, John.” Lennon co- Chan Ou movie. A fifth station, KlKRON, jackpot Increajreascs each time It ts ^ t several•al Ultim es. The next morning. ------officialr-U'’ho-aek«d-noMo- — £oUca4n-botb-loey, already OTAUBACH^ _ : said they are seeking to0 qquestion a body, L^Y B E, FOR COH- VAUstioc. , ‘>:iate»e detectiveive. The B razilian filfilm-maker GlaubeT* ni Oj. - and possibl;islbly George man wanted on a robberyy wv a m n lln U\rrfilm opens In 800 U.S. theaters Friday.F r Rocba, long! consideredco among his q H arrisoo and Riogo Starr.T. MMcCartney F o rm er Tex, Chicago. He is believed1 lo have re- rexan Albert F orrester, Chinese Chlj /or MlimBlivc .Actionn asked& country’s Jeft-tot-feaning artists, met rai2- ce Is reportedly staying al a 12-bedroom12' now of .Virginia cently lived In Rockford. inla, is leading a move to bay area stations to refuse to0 ccany itary Preside;lident Joao Baptiita ] mansion where measuresires to keep draft former LitUo pattern h ^ emer{lerged. Two ner Dallas Cowboys the advertisements. KTVU, KPIX. K Flguelredo for just 30 seconds In vli intruders aw ay are tight.i. SourcesSoi say quarterback R< victims were black andd fourfi were : Roger Staubacb to run KG(KGO and KDHK agreed. Muchh ofo the Portugal and3d decided Figuelredo wh all three former Beatles(s wlliw cut a against Sen. Uc while. Drugs and gambliibling debts Lloyd Beotaeo, D-Texas. film was made in San FranciscoSCO last could be the nevnew leader of the Third ha record, possibly this monlmonth, as a F o rre ste r says have been ruled out moslDosUy. Only lys 70,000 letters seeking spri:spring amid protests that the filmlim was Worid. “ It w as jljust 30 seconds, but In sn: tribute to their slain partnlartner, John campaign fund small amounts of money' wereW( taken tinds already have been raciracist and Insulting. Uiose 30 secondsnds ... I looked deep inlo fn: Lenooa. m ailed. Forresti•ester says the letters wiil from tw o of the victims. AllLllwereslain v his face,” saysays Rocha. "II was tbe in,in daylight hours. help determineine if there is sufficient JACJACKPOT greatest closeupeup of my life. I saw tbe ] THIN ICE Rockford police Sgt. JaJam es An- support for SLStaubach to run. The AcActor David Young, one of thele istars suffering andi theth« greatness of Brazil dei ______Spe_aking_of_John.. Lenr derson _keep8_mostly_rauirium _on_tbe_^^^^^H Lennon,_the /ormerquarlcrbLerbacic,-wbo was vocal in —in-the-soon-to4)e- in - 1 released-mi•movie;— in F lgueircdo'rf:3'rface.------in\ m usician's widow Is rcleasln Investigatioii. ■aslng a song his support of)f R ooald Reagan during “ TheThi Gringos,” won a 335,000 this week that she and her her husband the presidentialitial cam paign, has not Jackpot Jack; at the Flamingo H iltonn Hotel—I. p ------PBS piproposesspay TVr network1 r WASHINGTON (U PI)-Th-The Public --The servicee wouldw perm ifcom m er- ■de^dlrigon ‘d ^ the community. B roadcasting Service unvelleveiled a plan cials — although)ugh PBS describes them ThThe network would provid'/ide a Sunday to establish a pay t< I \ ay television as “ institutional)nal messages” - which much-needed muc economic boostost to 1 I A* network offering a featurediired artistic it said wouldluld be clustered for publ, public-l£leylsIon,-whlch has 1 ...... - presentation every 'night; aridaric educa- m inim um progrjogrammlng disruption. sera:scram bling for ways to supplemerL ^ ts \ \ O n ^ tional programs during theleday. da. "WethinklthcIt holds great promise for traditional iradl revenue sources - — t h e \ HOURS: l UAJI.-9P.M. i In one of its most slgnficjjificant ven- pro v id in g outstanding out? program- federal fcdei government, c o rp o raite ^ un- I I KIKMYSt>& SUNDAYS tures since its creation inin 191967, PBS ming.” -PBS-i3-president—Lawrence—derwriters derw and individual isub- \ I would create the Public; SubscriberSul Grossman toldId reportersn at a briefing, scribers. scrib ______1 I O— -Network as a-partnershiphip Ibetween T he proposal:al wv as m ailed lasl week • GrGrossman projected a budgetfo oi f *36 \ \ ' i - S ' ™ - ‘ S public television stations and the na- to the network’s'k’s 165 m em ber stations million mlllii for the first year of operalration. 1 I 'C Lakes Blvd. te S T M I A .tion’s iop_theater.-dance.an2 - and, opera__ fotrfivlew . Jt goegoes to the PBS board ol ..TheThe reportj predicts a small prof:rofil in \ I V/ 734-S1I..s,5o k m ____ companies, orchtstras, musetluseumsand- directors for considerationco: March 4 theJirsLyftar. tho f and—very substaitantial .-.-1.1 educational institutions. and if it is approiproved, PBS will launch incocincome for the partners being gener-ge \ 1 » a ? ! l — m i R eferring to the partnershi] !rship as the a $1.5 millionI developmentdc project lo ated:ated Iri subsequent years” — cllmlImbing \ 1 a r o tr to o v "G rand /M liance,” a -ll-page9age outline continue testingng lls1 feasibility. fromfrom « 9 million In 5983 to JI58 milmillion \\ u t • httom at-w t anliclpates entering about150markets. 50 r The Publicc SubscriberJ Network . in 1991990. . ..-by_lM3-.with_360.00Q_familiiimilies_sub:^___^would-be.distrlb trlbuled.nationally_over------Adi 3-f» iTft M P m -Additional-future-revenue soui 1 1 1 1 1 | t - :scribing initially and a potentite n tla lo fl.2 the public televisevlsion satellite system, could:ould Include publication subsc ENW million subscribers by 1990.0- It would be mad(lade available locally by tions,lions, m all order cassettes, video* Subscribers would pay $io:iOto$l3per to public television i E ion stations via cable o r and3nd book dub sales, ticket sa BIME Cl ^ ...... u T i I ll III ill m onlh but public televlsiovision sub- subscription teletelevision, a multipoint , trave;ravel services and educatioitional scrib ers would get discounts.Its, distribution servervlce or other system, courscourse materials. g B | j _

M eningitisis ^ t w i n M i l j O rder early.Tl ’.T his is th e w eek;k to send yoio u r V alentine; tl t h e F I D ^^acginjatiorons I ^n^cf S —set-at SGho(O'ioulhanS1000 (O' i< Aj OM nr'r.Ti V mci,'rr-o;ii.-•o;lk)itK:t,ai Mojt riD ricKlVloccopW ' t A wj i y * ' W h l c i o ' Since the first of the year,/ear, city '’rj Iicjf.’AC'iOl.'o'wry :opiAmo[.piojj health officials say there havevebeen30'__ CO(C O D I N G . J I R O M I ^ r ”""'"'"' TWIMHI f A U g — ------^ 2#oiuCaifX 3 _ - COnfirmed-case?- of-menlngitl£igitlB-and------.... o spokesman s|Ud^d .a general added, the Reagan administration, Poland'sPoll most pniminent dissident dis deliver allI letechnical and financial saidt during the weekend.d. w hich h as sal strike by up to 300,00af w.w orkers in He said atioi IS said II will not abandon the ibout 450 factories a s well organitallon. orgi the Coromitletttee for m eans aod.I. supportsu] the anti-socialist There wasnn official announcementanr U.S. commllnimllmcnt lo hum an rlRhts, soQlbwest Polaod would taketaki place as as public transansport and olher services Social SocI Self-Defense (KOR).shoihowed It activity of thiMjorganiiatlon.” e c or < explanation, bul som e. pISQDed today. nc Jews linked wUl be affect,reeled. E stim ates of the was was engaged in lorelgn supiupported • the change In policy t( A Solidarity spokesman • t M o the 26th lan said the number of woiworkers Involved ranged "anil-state "an activities.” Top govemieroment and Communist Communist ( Party Congr oo-agaln. off-again oegotlatl ngress, which # p | tiallons In the from 130.000} toto: 300,000. Bolh Bt actions cam e one day bebefore a Party officialslals have warned with in- opensc Feb. 23. FULLTIME 5 Boutliwest province of JeleJelenla Gora Olher strikerikes and protests were crucialcrk m eeling of the ComEmmuniat creasing freifrequency thal "antl- Diplomatic sources whc . “were broken off and p a postponed planned todayay InI castem and southern P P arly a r Central C om m ittee lo} discuss d socialist” elemslements In Solidarity w ere situation £ confirm ed tl)C I • 4W0IVO CONVERSIONS • witbout indicating when they they would be P oland in supp(jpport of a R ural Solidari- Poland’s Pol! indcpendeiil unions antand "the trying to tum tun the union inlo an visas, \ but said Ihe trend..ayo.y,.. m, • ^ resumed apin. ly independentent farmers union. shaping shaj of their soclirilst characi•acter.” opposition politpolitical party. ai few weeks, | C n ' InstGllod 2 "They want lo raise ourlurhopessowe 1 a I J I won't cause any troublefdurlpgthcblg du T - Ij U • FormtBr LLaotian 1 pilot 'event (the Congress).”••.nc.c.„u. o • -LEY AUTO PARTS * Argunments disismpt f Now you know, ., A HHoiollon. oio Idaiio a Z 8 2 9 -5 7 9 4 J says Am< The reign of Pepi II.. a Pharaoh of X a a a « non-o■aligned meetn ^ lericanss held ^ancient Egypt. lasted 941 years,yc SEATTLE (UPI) - AformerlerR i^ Sayla predlclidictcd.ihaitheAmericans NEW DEUIl. Iodlaia (UPI)( - ■ Pakistani ForeignFo Minister Aga ' r ® 40 to 50 being held capt]raptive in Laos will be used y .. Arguments over__Afg^Mghanistan, Shahi told repo•eoorters on h is arrival_____ LaoV®® Air Force pilot Insists 40 5€rved'ln~^®>‘“sevefal-m1-morr-ycars-of'forced Cambodia and the P'ersPersiM Gull In"N ew ^5^•elEl that talks with -American serviceniwi'uho'ser Sw itcfTto Beneticial er incom e Ti eing held •^bor. 5 Tax Service. w ar flared Sunday on.i.theeveofa the Afghanistan1 mustn Include Iran, the Vietnam War ani- still bein ist gov- "The govern/emments there use the four-day conference off non-alignednoi which has rerefused lo Join the captive by tbe Communisl He Post— -AmcrJcans to IcachI Ihom bow to fly— —------tripartlte-nHietli(»tlDgT>ecauseTdiran em m ent In Laos, Uie Seattle y.- the airplanesics andi helicopters aban- an offer lo opposes any'conUct coi with tbe Sovl- Intelllgenter ‘“J® reported Sunday.- Pakistan rejected an •wspaper *^ned in 1975,”f5,” Sayfa said. "They are conduct talks with neineighboring et*lnstalled AfghanAfgl regime. In a copyright s lo o ', the news as Sayfa ^ being usedi s ^ as English instructors Afghanistan on terms5 for a Soviet A fg h a n lstaStan i has accused Identified the former pilot as FIND T w o rk ." I OUT stheLao aDdforolberwc J t agreed to Pakistan andnd Iran of aiding Ihe Pbounsavan, wbo nou> directs U ■ tn x ^ withdrawal, but a , In Seal- Sayfa saidj thatUu In the decade before ______m e^ the Afghaas If Iranranjoln-sthfi Moslem rebceb els flghU ng th>. Family Ja n Center; Inc.. agency in ------1— the-ConininnlsDnls t~ p aiBei~Lao afm y ~ ' — ■ discussions. - Moscow-backed:kcd M arxist reglmG In UcT TTTrTT T7T7 I today 40 swept into conlcontrol of Laos In April, Iran was being reprcspresented at Kabul, "Tbe truth Is that thiire are ta ;m pilots he flewew rescue missions for H l l f f l f fm m the meeting by Beihadd Nabavi.Ni its Shahi denied:led lhat he would meet or 50 Americans, m ost of them JS during American flierslers shot down over the Ho m t^ chief negotiator in the tbe hostage p rivately withith his Afghan coun- who were shot down o^^ er Laos t teld pris- Chi Minh tra111 il insideir Laos, crisis. terpari Shahlh Mohammad Dost the ^ (Vietnam) w ar, t« in g held During thisis period,p< the CIA trained Before ieaving for New Ne Delhi, during the noo-ioo-aJi«i»d conference. oner tbere now," said Ssyfa. me from and armedd groups of Hmong Nabavl served noticeI hebe will ask and said: "I[ do nol see why there He said his inform al ion came ' the hundreds of L aotian refugee^ w h o tribesmen andand other Laotians who. MISS indemn Iraq should be soI rauchrai opposition to a ^ ‘ SING. Ibe , conference lo conde f_ helped In th e J The IRS allc »ershiplnihe dialogue amongongthethreesides.” seek services from his ?igency. tie Jungle search for the (Mows m ore th a n 500)0 taxtc d e d u c - - aixt suspend its member^ Jricans, noo-allgncd movementml until 11 U.N. Secretarotary General Kurt _ “The ' people"comlD,'?”to' the Lao downed Americi tions, credits ancand ex clu sio n s. O urr trainedtr£ tax Family C^ter te»9R W «r-^ vom- Sayfa saidI |tit IsL these searchers who ' --withdraws ils troops from■omiran. W aldeheim Is expected( lo work preparers know I m s alive a re gatheringig Inli his office with their w them all a n d d ig Tor every He ^ rejected anyly p gy in Ihelr 2-year-old warw ar against an aly sts confli)nfirmed that Hanoi’s ' — f L ______I I V ______y ; Cambodian rebels. 200,000-man army an of occupation in Cambodia hasas b^nI unusuaJly quiet ^ "The Vietnamese have; launchedlau no recently, but: saidsai they considered the \ tivertirmore—inacnvltr*veiy erytcraporaryr' >, » than a month,” Khieuu SSamphan, B ut the Vietna•tnamese,whohaveIosta » _ . __ . ‘i _ » prime minister of the depoKposed Khmer number of strategic st outposts to * :.'Bouge r e ^ c . told UPI inIn a weekend p e rsiste n t -aattacks lt; by hardened.— * I V Interview al his jun^e beadbeadquartcrs_ Khmer Rougeje rrebels, may have dif- * — * — : In western Cambodia. ficully regainingfling lost g ro u n d .. *

! *' S i h a n o•uk u hints att return—i : 1 : PEKING (UPI) - Form B 'ormer Cam- a united frontnt tot fight against Viet- ’ a i a IB* bodian leader Prince f U r e Norodom nam ese colonlajnlalism in Cambodia,” > * I -Sihanouk said Sunday.hc: planspla to end Sihanouk saidlid In a m essage to a ’ ; Chis s^lMmposed exile andand lead the friend, which1 wasw, made available to — ____ _— j effort "to drive the Vietahminmese from foreign joumalislalists in Peking. E T U M X 3 4 — j Cambodia, but only if China;ina agrees to He stressed,d. 1however, thal his re- * ' his plans. turn depended:d oon acceptance of five ’ . Sihanouk’s declaration1 lo re-enter condillons_byly ]Peking and by the ’ ; active Cambodian politicss cjcam e only K hm er fighting the ! seven months after he annoinnounced his Vietnamcse-i'ns-inslailetf-regime in , If < *11 0 0 I .retirement, saying he woulc'OUld remain Phnom PenhI since sii the overthrow of nhljjHi^TRiffiraTRmorthTOhTOrcar-:— theTOirner^veovemmenrof Fol Pol fi , ' *‘i agree to head a govemremment and 1979. tCKHOWl “ If P.W ■ ■ ■ 1^ ^Electrical shoi 4 / ^ODEL . o " r " « T e t c l e a n i n g ■ < | [ / RR9-TA suspected in fi M O D E L ’^ ^ ^ ^ k DlDIRECT ; — _NEW__DEUU._In!ltaJU AH-CLEANEO” i » 3 RRIO^A / RMC-20 Authorities said Sundayr lhthey sus- ■ tIVING - peeled an electrical ^wrt o ri circuit I room » BUY ANY MODEL1 ILISTED AND GETr A REBATE CHECK DIRE T R O F i — CzraEaxt-the-flasJf-fire-lhatthat-sw^l— _-A-HAlJ------j -^-FROM AMANA»UUFTO.:..;..r.. ; ---- ihpottfh-fl-rircm -tcnl - packitackcd-with— *_ ------J ___ School children and theirir-teachers,” t( ■ A»Y - JUUing 66 of them and injurirluring more ■ ADDmONAiN A l $ 0 9 5 I I th a n 450______I____: * R O O M ...... I m a n a , - _SliE2cai0IcludctL3nclO h U d tttl__ ■______P h ^ T . among them eight who diedied sa t h o s p i ^ ^ tals a day after fire consurnsumed the LH^a tho H,d.oMa.Maiioi Carpel Cleaning Ploni ^ 1 0 0 = ^ m ic:rowave ro cooking c cen e n te r main tent al the end ofDf a kiddle Y D R A f ^ n i I matinee at the Venus CliCircus In Df^HlSiuiAi Bangalore, 1000 miles south.■uth.of.New.. IASTEH|i^j ^ * I REIEBATE Delhi. - Circus performers werez prprevented ® n v M o aAUMAOKVAiUnr u i ? — Irom—summoning-immedlal ^ Everything"3 yV o u n e e H to .co.( raRPETC[EJHfflfi"-=!= * because the telephone line J 9=— A— Rada ronei n g e - — dead, officials said. m* — everything- ' U '! ^ top/sm oothtop { o v e n o n tc I nal cooktop in th " conventiona ■■ nd big. self-cleanirTing Model MHR-100 'm iddle; and iteM eaLheiL' - i z a t i o n „ I Jhe-.bot+om .-‘~€n-jc w ^ H ._ P ve n,.-.Q e speed, convei;r:"itE nI« T 1 1 • Insulaiing . m i c r o w a vking, e and rdngetc!tOp — " i l : tional bokin□II In o n e c o n v e n ie• i . Proporo moolsIs withv microwovo * ______PARTIClRftIRftTINQ D EA LER * spood or with-I- conconvonfionol cook- * ^ S 1 sim plicity all ...... M d a h o Pow eDwer ln to rc sl7 ree ~ ~ l i ______ing.or-vvlih-o.-comlwmbmalJofTof-bothT^^ = Stripping — *—IHotle|-ReR='5-i—^— M otty-R ee 111 » se^6— space . All fronri o n o spaco-SQving spac rango. ^ ^ ^ = w o oflthOfiTntInn th ( ------m ------^St0Fm-W}R-dow«DWS------— Ill------r loonpon program ^ ~ ^Slbrm Doors II______. . . . *i SAVE - - 1 V* m ll«i w ett of Fll«iH APPLIANCE ft AND TV SERVICESERV » . Aslett ElE lectric & Insuiulation ^ * Twin FallljIIi and Buhl Aik O p eratiF|l«r on tho.Clover Road p rU o 9 3 6 »ro t o r fo r Toll F r a » E n to r p r l i A-a T lm os-N ow s, Twine League L also states lhat its n n Feb. 19 at 7:30 p.m3.m. They will be methodhod assumes that every woman taught by Bob andd Colleen C Fries, a hasirregularcycles. irreg ’ CCL certified teachingling couple. lie The noni)rofll League is an in- As an organization)n theU League dales lerfalthallh organization dedicated to a i D i B !-U T ici,'’ © r f back to 1971 whenT John Ji and Sbeila providinj/idlng education about, nalurai pffl Kippley teamed wil with Dr. Konald familyily planning.p Typical classes are P rcm , professor of obstetrics and attendednded by couples from all faith gynecology at ibe UaiUaiversity of Min- backgroiIcgrounds, F ries said. MONDAY. FEB,^ B .9 T urner, extension fam:imily economics specialistlist Ifrom the University nesota School of Medi[edicine. D r. P rem Theie League L< attributes this lo dis* of Idaho, will be Ihe leader.lex Twin F alls Music[uslc C u b White BreaUast heads the League's5 medicalm' advisory enchantnlantmenl with the Pill and also to Noon a l thee CommunityCoi Christian Church,:h. Program al 1 p.m. on P aren ts Without P a rtartoers board and Is convinceciced of the value of an incrancrcased concern about the cur** role of musicc Inin silent movies. Babysittingng provided ; at the First 7:30 p.m. orienlatioition at Hcallh and Wclfan[fare office for anyone having well trainedd couplesc instruct rcni status sta' of sexual morality in United Methodistxllst Church. seeking knowledge aboibout group. Election of officofficers .atBp.m. other couples. Fries*said. sa Westernlem culture. I The m ethod taughthi bby the League is Thele League L« emphasizes that the Veterans of WoricVaridWar Districts Women’s Aglow FellowlowBhip a system of fertilliyIlly aw areness In naturaltral methodsn of conception regula-______12:30 p.m._potlpotluck dinner_atithe_Twin.FalFalls.Odd.EcUowsJiall ______------9;30o.m,-al-North’s fi's Chuckwflgon.-Jl-for coficoffee- isndroll.-Sheila------whicb-sevcral-symptjnptoras-of- fem ale— iforTcahcan beI practicM for alTlbe fertile M eal, rolls a iidtMnd b everage wlO be furaiahed.I. BiBring covered dish and ______Borden-WjlLspeakJ^tCflthy Dye will provide mus music. For babysitting______fertility are used inn.a.cr^^ed^g_jj>ars-^t a ■s without th e risk of endangering___ ■ ■ f^I(Tscrvice. cali 734-1438. way for the greatestest rellaEility and healthIh and ai that many couples have Dairy Wives LLUDCtXOOudc confidence. foundd mma arital enrichm ent through tbe director of industry and THURSDAY. FEB. 12 Noon at Georgeorge K's. Lorraine Arbaugh, dir According to the cx:uCC this system practlcct■lice of natural family planning, of Idaho, will speak. All ______legislative affolnfairs of the.Unlted Dairymen o f ; ------LaLecbebeague— - --(called -tb e sympto-UM•■tbennrj-melhod) — For“fu]ir-furtherinformatlon-and-pre;— ivlted. For more information call Irene VanderVegt. dairy w ives invite 7:30 ,p.m. at 201[ Tenth1 Ave. N., Twinin FI a lls. Overcoming can achieve 99 percen■cent effectiveness registrallitralion, call Colleen Fries at MagicVaUeyTaxTax Reform Immedlatdy (TRURIM) difficulties in the artrt ( of breastfeeding will be diiicussed. Anyone in actual practice. TheTh( League notes 82S-5376.i376. 8 p.m . a t iheBlie Blue Lakes Room of the Holidaliday Inn. Gordon Lloyd, Interested is welcome.le. 1For more information1 calcall 734-1517. photographer• for the Rhodesian police force.■ce. speaks on “Are You...... ______Burley and Rupert Knlljilfe-For t Club______UnknowinRlyTlttTithing to Terrorists?" Tickets:ets C for adulls and $! — ------S p a c em r u s e u m - m -i-H h & ng-Kong — for students. jdgeTerryBuJlockwiil speak on crim e and wbi#hat lo do wilh those who10 offendof and those who go W ars ______TwiaFallsPoitNs t No. Z136, Ve(£ran> of Foreign i have been offended. HONG KONG .(UPI),,- (Ui Hong woridd and.aH' site of a daily-skyshow— 8 p.m . a l IheTweTw lnFA lls LaborTemple. 130J:30 Second, Ave. S., Twin Kong’s newest ma]ora)r attraction is the projectedjcted on a dome aboul 75 feel in ■ $12 million Space Mus • Falls. SATURDAY, FEB. M4 Museum, the first diameter,leter, and the Exhibition Hall. phase of a centrallyy locatedla cultural with 3030 groupsg of exhibits, including complex on tbe KowJciwJoon H-ater/ronl the Merci TUESDAY, FEB.EB. 10 Magic Squares Squarere DanceI Club Hercury space capsule thal car- opposite the Peninsulatla Hotel.I ried Cosmonaut Cosn M. Scolt Carpenter Twin Falls Senior'olor Citizens Center ELxtkn 7:30 p.m. forrounds.Jls,8:30p.m. for square danc lance a t YFCA in Twin It Includes a Spaceice Theater, with aroundnd theIhi earth in 1962. )r four directors at the F alls. Pictures of clubub m em bers will be ta k e n , 11 a.m . to 3} p.rp.m . voting will be held for f cen a.*', 7 p.m. Be there one of the largest planeanetariums in the ■ Thereere area: admission charges, center, 939 Fourt]ourth Ave. W.,.Twln Falls. CCandidates ar include Bill eariy. Ham and ice creaream will be furnished byy tbtbe club. Chancey, AnnI Cover,Co\ M ary McCIusky, M arllrrlin SluU)ins,-Bo.&-Klng ' ' an d E lv a Millspau5paugh. LDS Single Conferencece 9 a.m . at the Twin FalFalls West Slake. 600 H arris Tw entielh CenturaituryC lub irrisc n St., Twin Falls, followed by dinner al6:l6:30p.m. (Bringlableserv Don Labrum &SonS o n s I p.m . luncheocheon at the Turf Club,-JSckfck Wright will give a w rvice): dance al8:30 p.m .lo the music of Dali)alePJoit. ______program on l aindscaplng. n ^ '______. Twin Falls Fishsb ai wildlife CmservatloD CorCorp._ - Slngle-Ilesaub ------INDUUSTRIALEQUIFJIPMENT - 8 p.m . a l thee TwTwin F alls Fish H a k h e ry ^Chuc]LGarpy_wlll h ii report ______Dance.al.lhe Jeromne e Elks Club. Music is provprovj.ded b y lh c F io y d ...... on hunter siicce^': e ^ for 1980 and pi^ p e c ts for• 19}1981. ______^ lte band and the publJbljc is welcome. '■ r i -AND REPAIR.IR ^ ------MagrcVaU^QirlPhfHtrtian Womcn's Club SUNDAY, FEB. 15 V* m iles South on1 EgEostlond ■ 11:45a.m. salaclalad buffet at Holiday Inn. Prictrice $3.75. Karen Unrul., Twin Falls homeomemijter, speaker. Styles of I folk art by Kathleen ...... _CoUegeofSoutbemIdah . LunteofBuhi.spe. special feature...... labo Open House W e V V o r k OO n n : I lo 5 p.m. open housto 4 p.rp.m . in Shields Building,. Room)om 117for workshop on - ___—-coorainated-look..-c says Pairalricia Van _ , DIomondi. ■ TTuning & Economy TurT uning “How to Start■t YYour Own Business,” sponsKjnsored by the Small Olinda, C fashion edllor for an infants' ■ )st •.Anything of Value | Business Administinislration and CSI. A lawyer,, CPA,Cf banker, business aand childrens’wear magazlnitine. I .K?'arjj-s I Call For An Appointmn tm o n t consuitanl and1 colcollege business professors willwil participate. There I CTear, briglil colors domlrnlnate. Ms. - _ „ : 734-3670 or 734-36:•3672 V an Olinda w riles in Ihe Octoctober issue ■ P «laiiciisliop ^ l ■ will be no charge.•ge. F1 o r more information call1733-9554, 73: Ext. 212, V J Wlon.-Fri.i. £8:00-5:p0 • Saturda 0of course, inactive wear. irday 8 :00-12:00 Twin Falls ClvltanllanC Iub Some are combined wllhh whitesv o r ^ IABOKIml:(ImlMrly Rd. 734-0214 I 6:45 a.m . alI J.J.B.’s Restaurant. Progranram entitled "Gold in neutrals, especially healherer gray| and ■ ■■■■■■■B ■' l! G oals." k:khaki. “Plaids, looking sinstronger in ■...... S]sport coals and pants thanfl theytl have ■! w e d n e s d a yr. .Ff iE B .ll inir many seasons, arc also0 1 light and M TwinFalls Countymty Extensktn Service I bbright.’^ . 1:30 p.m . In the Univeftity of Idaho D istrictricl meeting room. 1330 Paslels are also represent!■nted. some Filer-Ave. E.,, Justjus south of the Lynwood MiMall for workshop on irin stripes with more traditionional colors estate planning,g. Ff ee Is $3 per person o r $55 pp< e r couplc. Dr. Belly a ai n d in shirtings,

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t f Lablb w aste ■ ' statatem ent I , j xJjH in u * ■ "2 ' ' ^ d" ' ^ I w orks IDAHO) FALLSFA - The U.S. De- t of E nergy is seeklfig advice onlheprepar"eparatlon of plans for radlo- ' ' / A< active waste/astes stored at the Idaho National EnglEngineering Laboratory. The DOEDE ppublished a notice in thc 26 Fede:Federal R egister of p l ^ to _ ------w r i t e - ain' n " e envirbnmeritar Impact statementIt for long-term management ------of -transuran:uranic- waste • burled-and- — l | H p B H stored al thethei INEL Radioactive Waste Mdnaeemenlnenl Complex. ______Trans^aniiiranic waste. Is.matcrial con- _ laminatedil withwj tra c e s of long-lived ive elem ents such as plutonl- p r f p B Approxlmai(Imaleiy 3.9 million cubic feet of Iransu•ansuranic wastes are stored :— _«i-U»-j44-ac44-acre-wasle-managemetrt ------complex.. By 1385, tb e quantity may -V Increase to 4.5 m illion cubic feet, . ^ H H ^ ^ r - ' V W 3 ______The impactp a d statem ent will provide a — ■ •' v-::agitefB»managem^ of • f e - : . ^ burled waste,aste, if necessary, and the location ofDf a processing facility, ac- _ - . cording to a DOE news release, • Environmenmental, technical and socioeconomiclomic factors will be consld* ered. Interested:ed

S u rn V a ille y fair t m e ns s p eecial Ib r e e d M a nl a g e m e n t , t a x e2 s S t o p i c s ByRONZELLAR ' '; Times-News writer ------.______- el elicited favorable comment 4 visitors v{ and locals who didid notn w ait f o r ss e e m i n a r forfc a heavier snowpack. -TWIN FAFALLS U — Taxes, money K E T C H U M -A spedal idalbreedof - -When new snow allowss crewscr to managementent and; unusual business fanners takes over whenden skiersi on get ahead, they can groomom lesser opportuniUesJes forf w om en will be cov- _ - _ Sun Valley’s fam ous BallBald Moun- ____usedtu areas and take someB prp ressu re------cred in a dayday 1long” business seminar tain pack It in for tbe day. off familiar runs. RowlandId sjsaid. • at the Collegollege of Soulhem Idaho They work morning ai g and night — Sun Valley Co. also prprovides Tuesday, using equipm ent th at com compares In little111 extras not found at many SponsoredJd b;by the C enter of New power, function and priprice wllh , resorts - item s which colleollectlvely Directions,, tbethe pro g ram is designed to conventional farm Implemiilements. ipipim B H iiH help Justify the resort’s 118Jll daily provide Inforn^formation for IndMduals The main differenceice is their : ‘A '■ ■ -* ' fefee for skiing one of thee nation'sn thinking ofif sU sta rtin g their own busl------mwllum Is frezCT, TIlC-UiC-tcrralD Is______• - ■ _besUtnown^mountalng^hf =Kle«»x=r -n ^ o f-foo^those-ariefld)HI^•fa^gine83 rtly - frequenUy steeper thann 45451 degrees, • . . biboxes arc mounted near• Hfllift lines. ^ 0 need ‘Klnls hinl for belter manage-' I and their busy sea^n1 runsrun at full __- Pliers£J and screwdrivonk'ors-are ment and operaiperation. ' tilt when other farmerslers are re- •• chained cl to signboardiirds for The seminarilnar begins at 8:30 a.m. pairing equipment or vacatloningvac crem erg en cy re p a irs. Ao'And ski with rcglstrallctratlon in Room 117 of the in w arm er clim ates. “ ambassadors'' sltuat«iii8lnvc!Investigated by Twin Falls tor the yeUclcs aren'tji't up lo the task, MaM any of tb e company's snowciweal sophisticatedJd FM1 radios. When ' fl! ______last word on bow it's done. tbe mountain's arteries, lewHiSS poilceSunday.ay. Id:------drive irivers are heavy equipmentt ojop- :. _ t ^ ble do6s.ars.arise, wind chill c a n —- ™ — 1------Slti-reeorts-are-competlti^etlllverae------romance-toThe resort^gh' ^d-fiomeooerbiSAe-toto ...... Jhg_Dr faifa rm em ployees. Most alsoI a]are - keeping thele Elopesi in shape, “ J and assuring sk ie r safety, c public for reasons, of safet'( c tv a n d Clayton Cloug:iough, USU4lntb^vo..E,, djusts like a tandem avidivid tskiers. — McKinnon said,jald. Many skiers p r e - ...... ilEtyand told poiicc som? ...... charged with grooming hiJlJ lia b ility .______!______: somrone tooj^$4l0 worth of ------—i.\v,- “ W e h a v e v ery little tu rn o ve er: rln • fe r to p ack theitheir own powdcrrfoi^------^ of their way to tra d e inform: ' ‘'s k ------^ T be grooming task itselitseii ra- Eonnd^pnictpmenl and a rocquet ball’ AnewplKeoleof.^ulpmentjc^ed drivaW yers.^M cK ^n s^d '|AI I lot w hich tbe mounilountaln is famous. The ,j - Owning the r ig h t- e q ^ r -quires-arel^lively-close-flf m his ca r Friday.nlghl,______Is- „ roiotuiej las b ^ tried on the' areire ^S e r s . T hey like to check whiwhat IruIyT iard wor:work, he s^ d , comes ------half the battle, McKinnon ss vision, he noted. h e vehicle" w as parked in — ^ - m o u n ta in , althoclhough-Sun_Vfllley Co. theyhey dt o,-and they know the mtoun- ou - w h e n .s u n blas a s tbecn-lhe dominant —( Thc companypurcbased Seen from' (lie Tari hind his hom e when 11 was------iscd nine of chased one to date, lain.”a in ." w eath er forceceforweeksatatime. fo " the most advanced sno\ perspective, drivers are n: H c K t a o ^aid. S ! The attachm ent McKlimon Mel and Rowland ha>have Snow-makingcing equipment helped available in 1978. Diesel en{ racing wilh or against the we vehicle, a jeep owned by the sam e a s a garden worka(^-6aow.— --slope]ilopeaicO iiJ'ea.rj.Thejw ojrj r e - ____ spell that endosnded two weeks ago. ' Z,, IJtimps, whTch exert"'50()’ poMlble shape. Satlsfled_ed Dole roken into near his home 500 horse- „ rccoodltiolitloned bed on which viousiPiously worked together at a1 ^s: ■ But'mellculous'ous'groomlng k e p t-th e -— -gi5 power on two lndq>endent "plantera are' their'bwt’measi ate-Frldayml^t-orcariy ------lent tracks, u, plant skis andtnd poles.i resort■esort In Y osem ite Valley, Calif.if. re s t of th e •mountain me open, and ' — easure of -- Saturday: Office success. >fflcers said thieves took a console, casseliissello tapes and other ------sound equipmenim ent valued at $395.

Patience3 casset for Pionee) ______^ —Fuel-p m g m n eer School head[ closing dowr Buiirley scfihool einn p lo y ssTVIontcEessorTite c h n iciques B O IS E -T h e Idaho Offle ByLINDACATESES Energy aniiounced this wee pre-teen s with simple5 olobjects designed to foster«ter Older children at PioneerPio contract each dayy “ W e have a lea party," { iter ty," said 8-ycar-old Candy wUl close down its fuel set-ae t S l d e Times-News writer concentration and manianual dexterity. One suchsuch for the work they will111 do.d "We started out withh Taylor when she describe^ b e d the m eetlng^ whcq______device Is a small tray _____ pi:ogram_and_retum_leftcleftayer______ay w ltb J w Q julce-fllai«e&i«a_dflU>._iv>rkJn--=A rrc5dlsg-diid"botanyrNbw;" -rr; /"■parentBconTiTtO ihe'BCiioa:jiwfl:iQ:hPj-.Kfibout progress funds to the Legislature. S itijng 'on it7 one glass gla containing" rice.; A we are w orking In3 mmath, spelling, reading,I, of their children,____ Ken Green, lOE director,tor, isaid BURLEY —JimJim Southworth is a small, quiet S-yearrflldlstau^ttoca) carefully pick up the glassJ ^ - b o tn n y ,-b io lo g y , gebgr^ibgraphy, histoiy k d pen-I.' O ne Important part of ththe M ontessori method of rice on the left and p his office fecefved word fjfrom —manwlthanendlesHess reservoir of patience, 1 pour its contents IntoI tbethe manahlp. Progress char± a r ts filled out by studentss Is th c students’ relationshipnship with a line drawn on federal sources thal Presicresident ^ ^cacieacher and administrator foror 27 e m p ty glass on the rl ^ t without spilling. UponJpon are kept on the bulletintin bboard. th e classroom floor. "The■The line Is the place for gulatlon youngsters rangin{ging in ag e from 3 to 12 years,ears, com pletion, the chUdI turns It tb e tra y around to _____Ronald Reagan's deregulai Southworth helpedd a junior hi^-school InJ, learning," said, Southworhworlb. “If I have any linlnate------Southworth-mayn;y-need-ail-tbe patience heI cancan—place the rice-fU lcd^lass on.tbeJeftagain.as.a of the'oil Inaustry will ellmlc ^ “'•'Cocur-d’Alene-set-up-up'a~Montcssori"program [^ _ teach in g or lecturing too do,-Ido, do it-from the line______the necessity for suchJ, pro.i muster. He usesi MontessoriMi tcachiqg techniquesIques w ay o f teaching the prepre-reading skill of left-to- Q If a student is out of controlntrol, I soy to him, ‘Would Innumioflhlsprivorivate school here. right concentration. there. He spent two year/e a rs there before coming to gram s. Burley less than a yearsar ago.a you fill on the line, please?lase?’ He knows then Ihat un to be Originated by' a woman in Italy wbo worked "Even wiping Ihe tabletopsial is learned from he bas something (o leam.”im ,” completely cIo s m down] withinwit with children in1 a m ental institution, the Mon-J '” left to right," said Southsthwortb. Southworth feels his students{ arc gaining anfl Southworth said, "The‘The M ontessori method one month," be said, includicludlng lessor! m ethodsI spreadsp to the United Stateses in students leanin ffrom practical life,"' hche education equal to onene sgained in public schools,'■ te a c h e s concepts as opposipposed to Jusl process, II _____ fcderal_oWces_for_beaiii]jarliigs.____about 1957, Southwohworthsald.. ______added. “Some may think thi Ihe environmentt IsIs' In some ways there areire morer benefits, hesaid. builds,concentration, builds build mptlvallon and In-_____ . - - uncontrolled, but It Isn’tn'trEverytblrig Is directed:ted ■■ “These students arc re &seeing that they are p art_ appeals and asslfiomcnLof-0f 8«8 ^ ------Tbeclassiwmatn atSoiithw orth’B Pioneer School- t_dividuallsm.ItIostersadesa d e s ire to ie a m ." ______^ i — antftora purpose.” ------of the universer Therrhere Is a correlation'to plier with which thee IlOE ahowa evidence! of tho Montessori philosophy. 0 In th e classroom, 6-year-

L a r r y W . H / . K u h n Hulmaa of CM( tleford. and five grand- C5eem wat,Neb..be,,. Bjjriey; a been Donnj)nnal, tbe Department of ^;**«^y-ti«5werereccivceived. T ■' of a i p be cooducted •on. 2 atteiKwrHfigermairiSjo'Wibotrind gradu- atl0:30a.m.i.ni. w«a»e*day at Demany's ■ ^ t ( ^ a ' 'Water Resolesources reports that _I05:05 " r u power sit piahr a r tn ^ a m ,' but now that ■later. Henrietta Thurston of ’ sites descril>es power piiiHl at«d rn m Gooding! HighHig School. He U e p e r Chap3iapel wllh Evangelist Frank t of Chat- applicationsons for hydropower con*)n- exactly what_is,going: on,’.*on, says Tom such a projectproj Is- becoming ecooom- tanoogfl, Tenn., 7 grandchlldrjdrea E strucUon in w orked u a truck drivdriver and office ThompsonII offlcUting.oi Crematioo will g I in Idaho have'been sub^ib^ Schafer, a consultingIg engineer In Icallyfeaslbeaslble, two energyxompanles m a n ag e r for Wycofff TmTracking in Twin follow. Sreat-grandcblldrcD a 8 ’ m ilted InI the p a st 12 months. TwlnFalls. ■ have appli» fighting ------■■ ■■ ■ B olic. ------In addition lo ber husbandsrst-she war------E n e rg y -.c Qg lliVhen-you-enlitle-pocpooplo-wlth-no— licensesslobuildtboplant. tol> ------preceded la death by two chlJdnidimand each o ther:r andaj the owners of existingag (ownership! Interest In Surviving are hlJfatbcr,Bther, J.E .K u h n o f ...... G e r t In the land o r “This! puls Big Wood Into tbe posl- e r t r u d e M o r r o w fourslsten. u waler projecDject sites In an effort to takeke w ater to en ter licensing Nampa; five i Ij Io t ., LliJlaoL Schrader of tpuntrf iing procedures lion of competing con for a license lo Graveside services will be Wi Ewing. Neb.. Vernana Webenkle’ of (IE-G«rtnideMorT0v,75,of . Wednes- advantage;e of ol federal laws encourag-g- which prevent or precludelude the rightful developI powpower al the very site we've d a y a l 1 p.m, in the Twin F alls i N d lg h , Net)., Loota HulmHulmeofCaldweU, died Sunday morning at St, ? ilsCeme- Ing sm all hydhydropower ventures, ow ner from establishingWng the same beenstudylrudying for years, yet they are sHolspllal. ^tery. Friends may call at » R u t h BroUier of BoiseBoise, and Doris It White The Fedeiederal Energy Regulationjn right, then you have plratiIrated his site,” the true; owrowners of the site,” S c ^ e r pm 28,1905, in Hendersooville. ^M ortuary Monday and Tuesday i Baslcrrechca of Goodiog; Coot seven n c ly untU 9 commissionion \which licences successfulul S chafersald. p .m . and Wednesday untU 12:30p,i said. brother*, Robert Kuhnha of Idaho Fall*, 5 lived m ort of her life la P- ip.m, applicants,s, rreports an explosion of Schafer represents the Mil attended schools In Glesns the Big Wood JohnRoshiRosholl, a Twin Fails attorney Lawrcoce Kuhn of Pocalello.Poca Roland ® actlvit" ‘rn D.1'* ’1 monfhs. result-It- Canal Co., owner of the : « cam e to Jerom e In 1962 and he Magic Dam whospeclall;«lallzes In water rights cases, K uhn of Nam pa, Ceoo0 KuhnKul and Alfred Agnes Chesterr K uhn, bolh of Wendell. Leo for W ood's Cafe. She also likens thetie fUfilings on existing faciltles * POCATELLO - Mr*. A gnes Q Tw in FallB. and Donald K a We*t Yellowslooe and had lo "having'ing a house with a vacant a former Jerome resident, die ______ln « .------oc.Ho(cl andJtolauranLIn-_____ ” ------bedroom3 and.having-someooe-move am — r~PocaleIIo KospM'raday a/lcr i ------M r.-K uhn waa prccttlearki, Nev.; two brothers, ^ F e b , 10,1926, she m arried Leo Ch Thom pson Chapel In Coodl arrow of Gooding aod Eugene ' f ' SS resi'»igns fror In 1938 they moved to the Jerome ►m o ffi^ 5f Twin F alla; five sisters, ime area ______R obert E. Hefty of/iclalluj — ond-farm ed-therff far m niiy y n ir be In ih e 'E I in w ^ Cemeter [l-flndElla-SInnigcr,-boUi-of " ^ H e ------B O ISE -(U(UPD- i Kourih Distri^f"i Ifie cliild's legal guar d ied In Jerome in January, 1968 [uardlan, and ^ H |n y )re,, Anna Golden of Spairks, M agistratee KKl aren Vehlow has deniedi thought lhat Marks bad I Nev., Midge ( had made her home In Pocatello ad information ge C hurchm an of Twin Falls “ Jio since that her decisijcislon to resign her positionn which would help, R u b y H . LM u n d i n and Marie LatLATKnofTlgard,Ore. th a t time. was brought about by the 00 se rv ic o wUl be conducted____' Surviving are tu-o sons, EiEugene April I w a e The m agistrate orderrdercd M arks . W EN D EIX - Ruby>V H. Lundtn. 77.____ * q^siirroundlng-the-EHen— died Sunday a t ber borne In \rrahgem«ta ^ by Bifgln — C ^ besler of Pocalcllo and L e o nCheslei d ------controvers)^{ 1— jailed, but Marks wass nreleased 7'^ ^H SttU yi ne In Wendell. S terrMra,— 1 -Ma rU c a s e — ------1------Do m - Jm ie-19, 19M.~nnrrstlliwaier; It ------Funeral Chap< — hours-Jaterr-Vehlow-flloppopped-tbe-fiue— ------wW inifred Ceariey of Clries, Calif.;Uf.; two Vehlow, 31, OkliL, sbc dime to Iddabo ^ In 1917 an d -- 31, said she could not dis-- on< Jan. 30 after the chllcihlld had been b rohers,r Frank Alfer* of BlU lived In the Hollister■ and aod Twin Falls Bluings. cuss the'M[arks arlt case, but added, " r m1 returned1 to her father. M ont., and Gene Alfera of Seneca, I areas. She married NatNathan Lundin Ellat i l Wilson ^ » . three not quittingg becausebe of the case." Vehlow entered her post•ost in 1977 and sisters, Mrs. SteUa Broxtermai M arch V. 1927, in Twin of Vehlow hadnad found Marks, an Idaho) was' retained by voters Ii rwln Falls. T h ey . B U R LY E Y - E - l l a WUaon. 69. of Burley Seneca, S c Mre. Lenore Glenn of U n s In the Nov- ''■■'^•AfroeW M hatareauatll 19 Statesman reporter,rep guilty on Sept. 19 i 11111932 when they andformeriy)riy of Hazellon, Goodiog and N Ne eb., and Mrs. Mildred Boothe of » ember general electlictlon by a m oved to Filer, when they. they also farmed. Jerom e, diedled S 5 aturday aneroooo la tbe J Jo o se : , Calif,, and eight grandchUdrei of contemptpt 0 o f court for refusing (0I 38,250-33,690vofe.* H er husband died In IM4 an ‘♦4andlnI970she, BurIeyCareC<'pCenlerofnaturalcflUsej, - _ . .Maas.oLlhef Qiristlaa Burial will'bowi . reveal confldeifidentlal Information about Vehlow I& Ada County’s'’s f]first fem ale ------moved to'Wendcll wheretre tishe has slncc ' ' ‘ ShewasboribomAug.20, ie9i,lnNeosho, ccl In SI an Intervieww forait story about a child r resided. celebrated Tuesday at 11 a.m. it magislrale. Mo., and 'camMme to Idaho In 1917 from Je Jei ro m e ’s Church In Jerom e withth 1Rev. custody case.>e. Surviving a re two son H er brother, Owen H.1. Omdorff, C a sons, Bert L. Oklahoma.She Sbt spent m ost of her Ufe in T Thi hom as A, Heeran as celebrant. Ro Lundin of Twin Falls an Rcaary Vehlow saidaidtheactlonwasjustifled 1 Boise I attorney, refused to comment s and Larry D. Haielton, Good}ooding and Jerom e. Sbe was w wil ill be recited today a t 8 p.m . it Lundin of Boise; one daug . in St. because shle e w as trying to find and on 0 his sister’s decision otheroth than to daughter, Leona q memberr of o tbe F irst Christian Je J e ro r m e ’s Church, Burial will be in G arrlsonofSeatU e, Wash.; 5 in the return an 8-yea•year-old girl to her father, say, s "M y sister Is like anylyjudgeatthe jt ash.; two sisters, Church.Shemje m arried Edw ard Rankin In Je J e ro r m e Cemetery under dlrecUoi B eth Lehm an of Wendell i lion ol ccourthouse.” dell and Celesle Oklahoma In In 1907. 1 He died in 1918. In Downard D01 Funeral Home of Pocalelii "She has to be Ihiakiiaking of her S c u lp)ture ti razed „ __ future,, but I .don't knowx)w ber pro-__ fesslbnal plans,” hesald. ic e Cicarnival '' McC ALL. (U:(U PD — An lee M ulpture p /» , I ...... of a naked 1 be boy-was ordered-razed . Saturday at thth( e city’s winter carnival BUHL - Services for tor Marshall wllh arrangem gementa' under direction cf Cemetery C en al Heybura under dlrwrllo "C urly” Hunler. 77. of BuhlBuhi. who died W oodRiverChi :llon of after severalral citizens and business Chapel. PayP a y n e 's Chapel, Friends may call at F riday, will be at 2 p.m.. TueTuesday In the lat the persons compiimplained that II w as of- c h u rc h one boi:r prior lo servico time K.V. F a rm e r Chapel ot Buhl.1. BurialBuj wUi be TWIN FALUiLLS - Services for James ™o. fensive. . M E T Z , M.D.l\/ _ In th e West End Cemetery.ry. FlFriends m ay _ Fyvie MiddJeloi McCall Mayi^ay o r Bill Evans ordered Jeton, 75, of Twin Falls, who— TWt \ IN FALLS - Services for Bl call a l (he F orm er Chapelipcl untilu 8 p.m. died Saturday, \ Uic icc statu e ay. wUl be a t l p.m. Tuesday • T Thoi horaquesl. 47, of Twin Falls, who d tue removed alter he re- today, and until time of services& on in White Mortua rtuaryChapelwlthlbeTwln Wednesday, Wed wUl be al 1 p.m. today teated phone calls from A n n o u n c e s ...... Tuesday. — - ...... - Falls Elks LodLodge offidatlag. Friends W Whll hite Mortuary Chapel. B urial wlU the openingljf h m ay call at the X M '; his orthopedic practic ; the mortuary from 5 le 9 inIn SunselSi Memorial Parit. Friends3 mayn: s'a luue c iin question Is a n Ice ctice concerned BURLEY - Servicess for Elizabeth p.m. today and t induntU noon on Tuesday, coll c a llj a t the chapel until noon. replica of a bronze fountain in with the treatratm eni of fractures & jo C am p Dewey. 88, of Burley,jrley, wbo died & joint su rg ery Brussels, Belgiielgiura. 11 was sculpted by F rid a y , will bo a t 2:30p.m..m. todaytc In the TWIN FALLSL I^ - Graveside services B l BURLEY - Services for Mai Carl Whitaker,cer, a McCall barber, located in _ Joseph Payne Memorial1 Qiapcl.Chai Burial for the infantit dadaughter of Mrs, Jetmlfcr ' McCulloch. McC 95, of Burley, wbo d ; " ______The statueue Idqjjcts a naked boy_ '.will be In.lhePJeasonLVlcwView Cemetery------Rcnec McBrido•Wo of Twin FaUs, wbo was -Frld.F rid a y , wUlbeal 10:30 a.m.-today In: - -MEDICAL F with E astern S tar gravesideside ritesi under slillbom FridayIday, wUl b e at 9 ;» a.m, McCulloch McC Chapel, Burial will be” a „ urinating a1 'stream st of Icc Into a -PHARMAG-Y BUILDING B - the direction of Evergreencen ChapterC 46. today at Twinwin F a lls Cemetery. Ar- p P-m .m . today In the Logan City Cemcieiy. ele blrdbath-shapem ^— — iDiollc C huith. In u ,, Burleyry LDSI, 2nd and 4th Ward le rv ’ B urial will be in the KctchumlumCtmtlery chapel. Burtah te ry . Friends may caU a t WhWhite ial will be in the RIvereide MortM ortuary until 10a.m. LIj t t o n IFACTORSiY AUTHOio r iz e d I I p f f iU I — C—

MAGIC VALLE LLLEYMEMORIAL ... Mr. aod Mrs. Roger Stutztrtu u m a n of Buhl, and sons to M r. andUld Mrs. - • ' • ' Adml Admitted " ' — ' DarrcnCimyofTwlnFallsF a lls and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steinmnmelzof In ei McAuley of Twin FalU;ills; Mrs.I Roger Sluliman and Spicyjlcy Je ro m e. V alenn tln e DJay Satlie— in:------GOOD]ooDiNOMoioRnr ------F lora Dailey of Femwood andid Mra.Mn Wayne Egticrt of Gooding, D itm laed - Dtanl^ tra in e d ' ------Mrs.RayBoshanddaughtflUghterofBllss. M rs. G eorge Brown. Mrs.rs. ScottS Cam m ack and daughter,ter, CASSLASSIAHEUORIUAL C h o o se;e Ifrom tw o of Litton'sn's finest l^eai-ln- Raym ond Coats. Mrs. Darrentn Curry,Ci Mrs. W arren Daniel, Mr3,lr3, Admitted One® mic Orville Lange, Mrs, Roger Loy,. m icrow ave o v en s— witfvith large 1.5 cubic jjy, Jennifer McBride. Mrs. Warrenren H annah Day, Lalovl BuUer.BuUc Nina Shaddy and Fred Winds,ds. all of foot c a p ; Shillington, M rs. Sivel Stevenson:nson. D arrell TIlua and Cody Twit-,vlt- B u rley ; Cathy Brown off Heybuni;Hey Thomas Pike of Rupert nnHnm RI11______apacity. Both have Litton’s Lit exclusive cheil, all of Twin Falls; Mrs, R, S:.R,,Carth-Brim-aad-Mrs.-Chflrle3-•lea------RlgneyofGraDtanOir" — ^------E T e n 'W/Vave™Tyslerh'for"cooR a i JoRing to”jtiicy per------^NflrbyTbbth ofH upert; Mrs. JJohn ( ^ iG ray and Madean Hollis, both^of of IDtsm laed ____ Buriey: Mrs. Casev HoMev and faction.I. Plus P these special fe; and Robert Mink, both of Gooding;ngj______L uke Trevino of Declo;lo; Mi M aria Bellem of Paul; U nda Scha±aeffer features: James Holionaiia'linirCMyTnclrRIcka and dmrgHlerTall oJ Hansen;eni D fO aw eTrTodA ajm yorftnijrTOtuoirDMKBtJiyniw^rHupert.— - - M n .-H e n rie Neal and son and Mrs. Clarence Riddle, all of -______MINIDCNIDOKA MEMORIAL —Jerome; JUrs^Caiy-Parkc oJCaj if-Careyj-Mra.-J^ius-Pennington-cf- —^AdininM zi-iZLizzi—^ 1 — N b w : O N L 'l - -"--Shoshone: aarcnceRandeilorMii !flp[le|-(S2(I INLV37 : ~ : t ifMurta'uf^j; M rs. Man^fri Allred andind-- - ' — HaBoltTEnnoBrimandT)UKlT^ H l ^ e r ra ir 6 rn u p c ri :~ ~ ~ doughter of Wetxleli; Mrs. -Thomas Tho ^am s "ard daugliler ofo f ------^ ^ ...... E C astleford and Fred Gardner of Fli R eg. ofFlier. M arjorie Gale. Kelly GranlUo,G ran Andrea Jolley and son andxlLucy 1 BliU Blrthi ______Perez Femaadci-and daugbtaughtcr, all of Rupert, and Dawn Hat A utonnatic defrost*D s t e r ■’ —New s oto record H s l ii *'> Step-Saver® timn e er r . > 99-m inute_ digital ti ------B4INID0KA COUNTYFY •..... - CASSU a l t i m e r . ^COUWTY - - - forir failurefail loylefd aTa stop'sTgn oiTthctiicBob H H ^ 1 1 9 i i * ACCIDENT - Rupert police reporreported Sal- ACCIDENT - Adolfdolfo Chopa. 44. of Burley. Bai1on_Higliway. arton Jerom e County Shci 1 V ariable pow er co — unJay Tbomaa Henry Griflin,-2fl,or hcriff'a. _ j B a S S control an d : . 2fl,-of Rupert,— was dted-for-fallurillure to-yleld followiog o— ^putlc3 reported Gonzales ollegilegedly variable tem perati was northbound oa Eighth Streetreel about> to collision Sunday atal OverittDd Avenue and puiiedJlled inlo the path of on auto driveriven by r a t u r e Mlop a t the Highway 24 interscclion:llonwbenhe - J^thStrtcl. Burleypey police reported Chapa’s Richar Ichard Whlto. H. of Jerom e. Both partiespai ______c o n t r o l . ' slid Into a car driven by 1Roberto northbound car strucksin a westbound car Ix^cclv^•celved minor Injuries. driven by Alma H.Kj V anEvery. 46, of Rupert. 1, Kenner. 20. of Buriey^ _ACC1DCCIDENT — Jorome police issueded two ACCIDENT - VickI'Icky AjwTaigil. 33, of cllatior lations Tuesday in an accident at the {■■i milodel157D. o c NOW ONLYfJL Y " A CCibEhiT - MlrUdolio Countynly SSheriff's Connor Creek recelvcreived a slight head injury in tc rse ...-DcpflrtmenLrcpoactLrada.v Kcny terscctlon of North Qeveland andd EastF ' - , pltal ited-foHowlng-a-rol'— sc«3na’^n3"Sfrecl..A plckupTfIvcirB7■SEcila” SE ' “ — - Barrett,21,0rRupert,wft300rtbeastheastbound llsion on Overland., i n i nd.A venue and Alfresco S carro\arrow, 17. of Jerome allegedly stnicnick a on Highway 24 wben he turnedI lertleft ontoi 350 Road on Monday. B jr. Burley police reported vehiclehide driven by Shular Johnson, 61 ol S 7 I 9 . 9 5 E a s t Road which w as ice-covcreiivered. Bar- IhecardrivenbyKKnight nii w ostavellngsouth Shoshoi re tt's vehicle spun and rolled onloiU loshone. Johnson received a citationIon for 5 2 8 ilollstop. when II was struckk by by a pickup truck driven fnUurc llurc to yield td oocomlng trafficle ond, M h III '•' Serve£ Tim e lets; yc y o u by Harmon Franklinikiin Allen, 83, of Oakley. Scarrova rro w was cited for faUlng lo c a rry pi ACCIDIcKt - Tlie Minldolta* • C om ly Allen was luniliJB Id rproof I Sheriffs Department reported Sj g left ond failed to yield, o flnInsurance*. su r Neither person w as Injurwired io autom atically dela'slay cooking. d ^ I m i n y but no cjUilloa wasisglven.NootherInJuries gl theaccl ■I^SII I'll ^ Ro g e r Eee Larson, 37, of .Burle; I accident. toley, wu «crerci»tt«I. , - - D efrost ,ir“— f; E IRRK E •— Thfi .Ipffimo ila c a t______. I M i H (or3 r f a s t e r,______) M E « J U N f Y " ------rcgsponded w n d to 0 fire al 7:15 a.m , Ja n.. . 303( al I f c s s S y a n icy patch and slid. Larson was pul m ore even, one-s(i! - s ( e p : a c c id e n t ^ ^ * ?two l n n g j ^ h a n tplalllng T ax Commissionn InInclude these totals FalrlielIrfie ld -? 3 ,289,89, $133,142 are.l>elag se n t to Irrig irrigators -- In southern Idaho-O' • RRaft a l River Rural Electric, Mal a n d drain ag e custom ers of Id rlalta if Idaho’s • D-15 Light &tc P(Power Co., Heybum — «H8,328.00. 8,3: Littonn aird Cdinsi s ' electric cooperatives. - J I1 3 .9 3 . • Riverside Riv Elcclric Co., Rupert An annual rebate authorizedted by-theb - • E ast End Mutuj Access© utualinectrlc, Rupert ■.^502:43,2 : 4 3 , ; ______sory headquarterters fo r------\ -Legislature and-superviseda bybj the- -$2,772.74;------• Rural R ot Electric Coop.-ChaHIs- ^ M a g i c Vdliey...Where V ( Id ab o P ublic UtlllUcs Comioimmlsslon • Farmers EleElectric Co. _Ltd.. ...16,786,81^86,85.- ..... re you get ...... ; retum s tax money collectedI on |gross R u p e rt-K. i l ------^ ...... • Rn>i\ Qirfn I inao IVla I orom ntit. nrofocci/^nnlII CA vtri^A PEANUTS

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early w her.e n m i n d s h a r p Typbtj who are mtrrtcdfried do better wotfc than fypiits P i P ! ! ! s 5 5 B .i who aren't nitnied. More GENERALTENDEN3ENC1ES: S u n the new week Hj lotr keyboarding, fewer mistakes, < right T h il’i the claim o f a reicaic by developing ■ plann of actioni that brings oul yourJrtf^Je U BLONDIE jcaicher in the West Cem iany city of Paderbom. Al flnt ^inci ability a n d gain mo>«« b«ibenefits. Stat* your views to> ttS< S o s a ______~ ^ance, you might think the wires »ho can help you in the future. ftudled In thij partkuUrr projectproj just natundly happened to Ilf D A G W O O O ,''! >0,' YOU'RE I I'rtXJ-LuMiSSM:’ VOUR S u S ' AND LOSE-OSE -OURjil I HOLD be iwjfjer ihin the tin^ele ladladies, coincidentally. But the re- A r i e s (M ar. 21 to) ApiApr. 191 Get an early atart on tas 3 L ^ ) — — -____ 'J Uskt 1 ST1U-I^U- IN SGD.'.' , •cucher letted numeroujJJ yoyoung unattached women, then that are im porunt to3 youryoi welfare. The evening can b< r —— leited Ihem again shortly/ afteafter they went fo the altar. Their most happy time withh closcslck lie. E # 7 A - efficiency jum ped conddenisiderably immediaiely after the ------T A U R U S (Apr. 20 toto MMay 201 You are a b le to g«t in fi M l m anlagn. physical ahape and imprtmprove your appearance. Study ni ViTien do you opcn the y ______projectB that could sivej[ivej'ou added.income______the yuletide presents around your ____ *“ tter. on Oiristmai Eve or tht following morning? The G E M IN I (M ay 21 to lo JJune 21) Oe more thoughtfulu la an d Me ^ Eve openen a rt in th e remnjotity. mnjoi Fifty-five percent ofthe considerate of family me / members and increase harmony ___ fim fllei do l( then. T h e otheiother 45 percent open the gifts on ------hcjafc.M*int*in a chccrficerful mannrr. ------! ^ 0 L Q ifiitm u itiorhlng^ MOON CHILDREN:N (June(j 22 to July 21) Handle yo e your g l i Among those levcre shortahortages In the Soviet Union now,_____ ------regulaf-fouUa«a-in euchluch a-way to-gain-lhe-approval- — plrue llir loilenicue.------•asociat«s. Suive for• haoDinrss.hao dX)G o g :SOUP LEO (July 22 to Aug.'sug. 211 Begin new' week properlyr iy b1 y ' ANDYCAPP scheduling y o u r workI wisely,wis then delve in to m o sl imp^^'NiMEC-u" P' T C ^'T h ^ MivtAvSGOJT^. ■THAT'S LlPf.JcST'/,-r,EN - - A. Water.. . . - •5I^V£.ft¥iT£:_AS. i c u ooersEALLVGCOOVS.-!^, e : ^ — — ^ — ------virooiaur--;; loo sS t epir.M )'Be'm'ore wiJUng to) com-coi ’ \ \ pi5>VM>s' ) ON E T ■ lEA\ £ - V T ^ 'O ^I‘ll3£Ta<(n' _ SO’aEThVEThin-, vou CXIN'T prom ise w ith on os»oci«ti 0 - Why b •'bone china'.^ call xiate fo/lhe soke of hurmony. Yi I 'a v E n t >TO t o iTA w a w EJ "caUedthst? aro able.to Rain a personsrsonal aim now. ■ W ElSE k m c RE . ^ A. Deause it's made from bone ash, the white porous ^------^ residue left from hetted dehydnteddehyi cattle bones. Plus clay, LIBRA (Sept. 23 to0 Oct.Oe 22) L istininK to w hat an a Phil other ingrwUcnls. Eiuropein urop pottery maken came up viser has to say abo u t; personalper* problem h e lp s you lo sol' f l I solve ^ with It when tryirjg to duplicat iU Show lh a l you arc' a humanitarianhi pikate fine Oiinese porcelain. ■ w K o ^ i Q. Whit’i the tvcmgc prfct SCORPIOjOct. 23 to Nov,N 211 p o i u bv dj-(courngcd p i ' ] prfce of t two4>edroom house in EKiif . .. Califomli'i Santa Monica or B< there are d e lay s a n d obsU'J.TH3J6M. \ r T M m S A L if the other capital city. Can you? ’SAumfcmAJB/!5r\ I T c m BY A 1 tasks thal have to be■ donedon eventually. You can imprean J . . ICANUJf^r 5££UsatorsjGcn 'taJf^iXfSTcn:xALi'ALtwirr \ nosix£s/^fi H o a e ofl roendoned tavernm types ty win beU with this aniU HOTSmS! Vni aVS.ThSY^.fSiiJFANAJKS.. k s ti - -- « ------Others now wIih'sparkUnK(ling conversation. vnePiou- -uaAtm>.)ODtmA Y ssn u ,------\p ( 9 w a 3 : im query, too. A iaw^rindiaiiipia n a p o lls .------i ANYLLAMLONieR. TOFACeiWPf^ ii9.ymB£ai/iVi£x> M !sn y ia y iL ^ . \ ___ _ x e c v n t &aofocMnmmeejfii m jftsATs.'SATSOT AVCHXi£N. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 211 [0 to Feb. 191 Be practical in dealinaling : , ^ ^ = s \ m M s > sSTAOVGiA r A i \ Do you generally tniJt phyriciins?phys Fifteen yean ago 73 with others and handlelie regularn routines with piore er pcrcentP of the people in aI aitableaisat sampling said yes to that, . ‘ • thusiasm . Be happy andnd rtrelaxed tonight. A few weeki ago o i y 30 percerlercent said yes. ; ■ PIS C E S (Feb. 20 to Ma^ A ' % ■ Mar. 20) H an d l^o d if f ic u ltiis ig r Shelf MoiUour Ibo A hmnld ed ala Thiniof the United Arab • m ent eariy in th e d a y whenwhen your mind is sharp. He sure t L Emirates lim four separate: telephoneIclei num b e n in the Dubai keep promisi-5 you hoveve made.m , - M i ^ Phonebook fdr his four K pim a n te bedrooms. — IP YOUR CHILD ISS DCBORN TODAY. he or shee wiiiwi No name is morc ccmnlonion inL Runeiy thymes than Jack, be able lo handle complicnplicated problem s,. so. fiv e u1 fine fin /// "•*<> "Ooyo'l Book ol oea F« educalion ih n t will openm dodoors to a m o n snc< i-s-.ful futunitufp. f[T> I I |i II j aa Si»filng PuOlluilnii Co. Ine. L / 7 ^ ~ i]W m.!? « i-i* '* ” P®*****- 0«»lng,«lnfl.^M81ln9-i8t*l. «I0. Fo, riiurn: ______One who will have o greatrcoc lIntcreaL in reliiciou.i m aticrs.rs .A j ^ p --= r».sr."a."w s^ BO(xi morrioKe i;i denotedited Ihere. 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■Go o d NEWS,Da d IY o it d o n‘frmV t vrrowTo-woRKTHis" " d i MOm iN 6! AiWOWPlflWJU51jC T R aEOUPgigpRivEm4 yj y i.' -I i * S p c B 4T im os-N MoncJay. February 9.1981 o r f cs s-Nows. Twin Falls! Idaho Mi m ucZ L A dlefeat!t s N o ttre D)ame in odid fasshion ByPHlLHERSH The Bruins (14^)(14^ won it by making seven of their final So MichaelMid Holton had only loto blockbl out the sound of made them play our style, and. ©J98IChlcagoSuo-Hi0-Times controlled tbe game, mad eight foul shotsts andat 15 of 18 in the game. NotreNc D am e 11,345) screamsci ing meem les whenil h«be made the second of som ehow thal wasn't good[oodenough." e : ______(16^) m ade Just£t twtwo of ils last five and six-of-lO < ■10 over-all. two fouloul 1shots (be had missed theh c first)1 to give UCLA a T h ere seem ed to be some confusion aboul whose game: It was thatsimpliImple. 4»481eadleadwllhissecoodstoplay. .. w as.wboso. In any case,>, the Irish w ere beaten a t IL Tbe 50— - J------SOUTH-BENDrInd-Ind,— Now-you-know-what-hfil-happens ------UCLA- had- iit-all'flgurwJ-outmic'Brulns t- al ns know'lhe And,i, aflcra Notre Dame's Traqtacy Jacltson missed a points ] w ere the fevrcst;t Notre No Dame has scored in 268 when Ibcy lake Ujc>e fiifield goal out of a basketballall game, background foro r 11the west basket at the Ati Athletic and 15-foolit Jujumper with eight secondsnds to play. Rod Foster g , am es. I You gel a foul-shooting}tlng contest. Convocation CeaU Center here Is a kaleidoscopepe of multi- m ade! boi]bolh foul shots lo clinch thele gga am e with five seconds Brown bas been wallinging tvtwo years lo make the big score' "And I'm a bciluvaiva foul-shootingf( coach," U(XA'sA's Larry colored Irish flags flags waved by a multitude of NcNotre Dame to play.y. w ith defense and a sloww tentempo. It would be further proof Brown said. students. Orlandeando Woolridge’s baskett alai the buzzer was, th i a t th e team was entirely'ely his,h not a lingering ghost image Is Ihcre any doubloubl who won Sunday's UCLA-LA-Nolre Multiludeisapola polite way of saying mob. appropriaiprlately, meaningless. Dame gam e? of th e W izard of Westwood.ood. "We’ve practice<:ticed shooting against flags for;or a m onth," NolreDreD am eJu st couldn't take thin;things one at a time, " I lik e defense," Browntiwn said. "Bul you don’l change II w as lhe te a m that: a) made Just seven basketsels In the Brown Joked, At theelhe olher end, with the studenxlents on his side, Kelly things f a t UCLA. It's noltdone." done gam e’s final 28 mlnulniflutes; (b) made no basketsts IIn the The Bruins wwere ert two-foMwo at that encT. E r. Bul It was Tripuckacka had two foul-shooling charchances in the finid 6:38. H e d a re d lo change thehe pspace of the game against Notre game's final 7:46; (c)(O rm ade no baskets - and no(points— pol more importantnt tolo be at the other end in thehe end. Real He could ti uld have given Notrel)ame a 48-4448 lead the firsl time D ) am e's passive u n e defensefense in the first half. The Bruins in the final 6:16 ofif tbeatI Notre Nol Dame 51-50 despite alllU of i the "Last year I camccai in here and had our ie JucS T an 84 percent76ul sliootelooter who led both'lMms ^ leam going confused,” Brown said. "We couldn't recognize whal their above. toward tho studentidenlfl in the second half,” Browown said. "I 18 points, missed the front end of the first one-and- ^ zone was doing." UCLA m ade 11 point)olntless to score two al a timle. e.. Notre, didn’t know anyy belbelter. Jld the rear end of the seasecond. Between them, ^ Tjbounded 24-17.'Wlth thescore Ued. - ~ Dame made four mormore baskets than UCLA andxJ had1 a , WoolridgeIdge m ade only one of two freeree Ithrows. Noti -sS am e was outreboui beltershoottngpercentcentage(.524to.5Q0). ______"People a l UCLAJCLA d id n 't tell me much. All thethey told me ... . . , ai t 48, th e Irish threw awayway ia chance lo hold tbe ball for a I—------___1______iaw lshIsh J 1 bad m ade tho free throwsow srbut-I-m not going to------f cka-made- a-poor-pass-and^ohn------" Ilw 5 s7 ’'B row nsaiasaiar*% ) unusual game. I wouldlildnevef waslhadajolj.— — find-9hot-w beo-‘I>ipuck&-r blam e the whole game on lhat,"" TripuckaT said. "That IPaxson dribbled the ballJ out ofi bounds off his knee, fceJ we have a chanceice Uto win wllh just six field goalsals In t i c "Al McGulrc told i told m e to go away from the slustudent body would be stupid. Tbe foul shots you alreadyeady know aboul. sccond half.” inlheend.That'sw it's what we did." "Thisis Wlwas Just one day when 11; wa:wasn’t m eant to be. We F o r N o tre Dam*, it wasas the bitter end. Gemulaitis c(:oHects; iChallerngeCtiup winn Two 1teams^rdrop ^ i P o c k e2 tts $175,000} after four I I Big Skky race I By United Press Intentem ational s e t v;ictory i e over MN c E n r o e I The 1981 Big SkyConfemice Coi season Btig lO Ski;, standings TORONTO (UPI)JPI) — The "new" out ofcontrol cor — Just really teed off ■ still has three weeks3 loto go, but already ^ Vitas G enilalUs claims cl lo have wilh nobK) benefit." ■ two leam s have beenen elime inated from OcBfcra»AllC«nMi learned lh at calmm discipline d and a TheS17>175,000 winner's check gave i m W LP dW L P cL ■ the league's post-seasc^oplayotts. lUnaSt...... t 1 U t .«l» serve calculatedxl lolc destroy will th e sevenventh-ranked pro the biggest I H Meanwhile MontaiDiana S late and idmW o...... • 2 JOO 1» ] J»4 _____...overcome raginging ta n tru m s- —. paydayly of c his career, and.he.in-. I I _____Idaho h av e a virtualal lclock on b erths in — Mooun*.lU u ------1-J-J71-U-2-JC ------especially Ihose of JohnJc McEnroe. creas^Li6 lh a t by J15.000 by claiming - I I the four-team toumaminm pnt IdlboSl.MSI...... 1 3 .m 12 '• .tea luroamenl’s bonus prize for j «S(...... 3 « J a } IS- jBo G erulaltls, displayrplaying an unusu- JJ® ■ Even if the Bobcatwats and Vandals cfSL...... : 7 . a $ 17 j n al calm in a matchch rsraked with fury, ices. ^ ...... I I could drop all Ihclr• re:rem aining gam es NevmiKlI-RtflO iii ...... I 'I .au' i 14 M i upset an outraged;ed JohnJ McEnroe . J h e Jfive-day j special event ■ — an impossibilityy ssince J ^ y p]ay n. atuomrtlOM ...... 1 » .III 7 IJ JM in four sels Sundayndayr winning the im enl, ■ which does not count - ■ “ •■each other, and one! will wi] have fo win— — world rankings, was capped *500,000 Tennis Chal» c h a . p l . I they could finish no10 worsev than tied , ------onahlp.------natch.that.had l2.stoppages _ I for fourth place. Blaineaine TayloiL.and..C;raig_Zanoii ... in play/becauseofdisputedcalls. be __ ■ But first-place Monilontana Stale, foi- producedluced the scoring power in Mon­ The'malcii wasas punctuatedp by On threethn occasions the umpire I lowing a weekendi roadr sweep al tana's's twotu narrow wins, at Nevada- bitter disputes overover line calls, at overruledlied line calls. Al one point, ■ Nevada-Reno and NorthernNor Arizotu, Reno0 and anc Northern Arizona. Taylor ____ _ least three overruled•uled calls, a spate the tourmim a m e n t referee Intervened 31 point-*, and 7flrvin 97 In thA twC). —1 . of tan tru m s by McEMcEnroe and loud to sortt out o one call as the fans I BigSkyrecord. victories,Iries, while Tim Knight scored 11 derision from some 16,000 fans hootedI Intense Int disappproval. I liie Bobcats dumpeciped Nevada-Reno pointsts al Reno — InclucUng two free directed at playersi^ers and officials McEnn)nroe, who seldom needs: 9 j 7 ^ I 103-96 last Thursday)y inight and then throwsws wwith 14 seconds remaining for allice. encouragtragemenl anyway, spiced his < I knocked off Northernm AArizona 81-76 on Ihcwinnljvlnnlng m argin. The tournamentent came lo an disputescs by t throwing his racket to I I S aturday night. Whilehlle Montana, on Idahoaho split during the weekend, ______^abrupt end when whe Swedish noor, kicking kii his' rackct~'and___ I I th e sam e road -trip,ip, defeated NAU winningling 159-58 a l Idaho State F riday • superstar^BforiTBcPBorg defaultrf smgingin g a tennis ball inlo the I I 64-56 and UNR 60-58. night1 ono n :Brian Kellerman’s 21 points from his schedulecluled consolation sidelines,ies. Then, in uncontrollable I I The two loses knoi|M m Tn fn r fhff •• ~ n ',vfly «llh-anythlng-l[kTlhli;V^— I ------secomh)lacf^nibe-iea;league standings;------Montanintana"irsinrin"lhe lhl^“ortbe __ tournament. "1 felt fell that aflcr shouldn’tn’t get more than 30 sec- ■ one-half gamu behindid !iMontana State. Big Sky race with a 7-2 record. ; Flushing Meadows (s « (site of the U.S. onds, butbut he was giving John 50 - UPI Idaho Is now 8-2 in thele leleague. following>ving Its two road wins. Idaho Open last year) 1 wq< 1 was gelling way sccondsars a n d m ore." V ita s G e ru la ilis ra■ises ist h is a r m s a fte r bicating eati John McEnroe “ We had played perillerhaps our worst Stale! is .fourth a t 6-3, followed by ___ game of the year thele en l ^ l before In BoiseJ SlateSU 3-6, Weber Stale 2-7, losing lo Boise Stale,"le,” i^:PnNevada-Fida>Reno 2-8 and N orthern- Coach Nell McCarthyhy said.j “But we Arizonainal-8. 1- ~~FhitaditelphicrsnnapsiM kikrers^emBwgarmle streakV a sweet w in and I'm pproud n of our.ijpn record•d wllh-awii 19-3 mark. Montana Is: Jive. . next alat 14-7,l^ followed by MSU IM , PHILADELPHIA (UP(UPI) - Julius -• ■ latlon. ■ - li added 20n aiand Karecm Abdul-Jabbarbar “ In m y opinion, Ida!Idaho is the best ISU12-8, 12-8, UNR 8-14, NAU 7-13, BSU Ervlng wasn't lookingng tito the basket n t o A ^ Wllh the Sixers in po possession, contributedlied 19. te a m in th e Big Sky' andan we knocked 5-15 andndWeberState5-17. W —all that much Sunday,jy, b but he did so i v O A i r T oney's ju m p er was blocked I roundup— B5 1 ed by N orm The 76ersSers led 61-52 a t halftime andmd off the big one," M Me cCarthy said. This5 comingcon week Boise State bosts when it appeareded as If the _ .. ^Nixon, but Dawkins pickec ked up the bulll theirleir advantage to 81-64 on "W hen it's all over, II ihlthink the confer- Portlandand State{ In a non-league game Philadelphia 76ers werwere going to “ 1(loose ball and found Ervin{ 'ing for th e E rving'ss JumJui per w llh 3:26 left in the ence playoffs will be in AMoscow.” W e dtesday n ^ a night. Then, on Friday, . squander a 17-point Icaclead to the Los stop me fronfronf scoring. We Went out inI dund k th a ta ssu re d Phlladelpl ilphla's2lst third quartelarter. The Phlladelphla lead;a d ------Doug Hashley led MSIMSU lo th e win a t— night-Idah-Idaho-State is at Montana and- - - Angeles Lakers. the third qu:q u a rte r with the intention ofr stras ig h t homecourt win.. 1The feed w as 83-72^2 enentering the fourth quarterter Nevada-Reno, pumping ______Erving's dunk with Ig Ing in 29 points by Weberr SlateSta a t M ontana State in Big iU8.seconds to....letting .Andij3drew-and-DanyL.do..the:___amnd^eitht£evenihjM l§i of 1the game_and_ff7:«_oi<5_on_Q]lte.Jahnson’.&.basket- kel^.-Jiltting Wof J3 shots frorfrQmlhf»-fiririflnH— fikygam«.^ ==-=play-defused-the-takers r^onflg-gfflOHTDflW krnTq— -^ wTth 6:41 :41. rem aining .hefnrp I /is , nlm> rtf hlB fmi]-fibotsjnicD...at_ __ pn_STa'i^ayjlsIiLIdal»_itate:£_:::: ati :------and-thc-78erswcnt-on-•on-to a-102-»- — The L.akers-dldn'fsecm ^ lo“calch i " "T h e ball w as rolling towaward m e so - Angeles beganbegi its comeback. NAU, Hashley scored:ed 18 points in movess overovc to Montana State, Mon- victory over the Teamn Ihjlhat beat them on. They we I figured I'd belter pick w ere still sending two guys I ck 11 up," T he 76ers'6ers, with Caldwell Jonesies another solid effort. .Harry Ha Heineken tana bostslosts Weber SUte, Boise State is ______in last_ year's NBA_cl\_championshlp__ over_on_meme_aod_lhc.others gQt.the E in pnlntr<;n<«iimwHhJ»l*w 7 ------going into Sunda^ scoredored "only" 16 to tage on OUit o I+H 20. Cooper 4 M s. Brewer i Ci-14.- Stenma Dllle Johnson's basket with . ,. g a m e ,__ ^ ...... _ ^ ------Jonl»a3£W4rL04rU»kbMKn-0 M 3. a rk w in s 6 0 t h r a c e tie Maurice. Cheekscs iand D arryl 6:41 remlainlng ain before the Lakers ‘‘We were off to the races:es and the S9 OSLO (U PIl - logengem ar S tenm ark minutee 3232.51 f seconds /o r lhe two runs Dawkins Tor team -highgh honors.h After -went on a 14-:14-3 run. ninex t thing we know the biball is in PHiUDBiPia-PHlA(tn) . Of Sweden Sunday wonon hisI 60tb World down thitbe 490 meters slope. ______^Ervlng scorcd 12 In thehc flfirst half, the Jamaal WWilkes, the game's high DDawkins’ hands," he said, »■: li. C. Jooet 5 2-212. Dtwkloi 7 M IS. "•“'I”"'' 9 18,-Toocyi (WT2r«oiiinr< wia.-B:-‘‘® r_ lC iq m c e a o d widened!d hish lead-in-this—Fjamdbcndbcrg -Bras-docfcEd in"l:33:0T;------Sixers decided to spreadiread the attack scorer withth 28,: brought Los Angeles know kj how it happened. It was i'as an a le rt jooe*8w i15. 5.jc Jolmioa I M 2. Rkhtrdwi H-l•| 3.~3—‘ season’s-cham'plonflhiplip wben-be toolc-while VladimirVlad Andreev of tbe Soviet------around in the sccond. wilhin onee a t the 1:26 mark with a p pi lay by Dawkins. He was forti)rtunate." Touiswi^aicQ-20102 th e slalom event in bisis usualu{ style. Union,, leaderlea after the first beat, ...... '-!In the s « » n d half,f, wiwe .wanted to —layup-that-w.t.w as called goallending b y ...... Bobby. Jones added 15 po:points and ■...... * » 30 J7-IB ■» .....Bengt Fjamelbergrg of Sweden clockedau«latotaJUmeoflr33.16...... , ;g ct Andrew (Toney) and D arryl In- Dawkins; Thad a fte r an Ervlng miss but IE18 rebounds for the Sbcers. Wilkes W led toiaj iouu- lm >-LovAn«d« le. PttiJxlelphU »; » , fortheSwedes.' ______._St® oiark'iark'a flnly-wm!i>nri»r far said. “They primed theirtheir defen |^ to_:_were whistle?ill^..(?>l..a.-2f5ccond,.vicfc ___ththoT.nVf>rgu;llhMpnln>c fMofJormNixon.r-.A^i*jM,------— ------—• Stcm nark’s'CDnUJlKtfKtfniHe was ooe Worid.. Cup,'Cu] fiaisbed fourth. O ver Floyd, Jen•nkins Lietzlke winas S.D..O p e n f______1 in pla^lyof f — ^SAN—DIEGO^UK lS^=Brflcczpea^Oqnia0 have dcwm c d lilF ^ 'a n c^ ^ 100kllker>ft>«»ptiplwirmaT fy wilh a d o iib l'e^g ey sbc on ' NWgcy on the firsf hol^ahged on the final found, his attitudeitude. a tic fo r 12th place, finishedled wllh a the first hole.holi H e recovered nicely, ly, T h eearlyleaderw asGIS George Butib, “It was a very casual round after flurry and then defeated Ra;Ray Floyd however,, and shot a 4-under-par 68 for or whowontheCrosby.Pro-’ro-Am la st y e a r my double-luble-bogey. Really, the thought and Tom Jenkins in a suddtdde^death a 278 total,J, 1010 under. and is a consistent monej)ney-winner. of winningming didn’t come to me again playoff Sunday to capture the $45,000 Floyd Shanshared Ih eiead after 54 holescs Bums was 12 under al r al the lum but until thebe 13th131 bole,’’ hesaid. firfirst prize In the San Diego Opc3pen. with CraigIg SladierSL al 207,9 under, andnd could nol maintain thi that pace' and But Lietzke Liel: said, “I have a lot of 1 Jenkins, the 33-yearoid toutour rabbit hetoohadaid a double bogey in the final al slipped to a final 71, l-un(-under-par. That respect:t foifor Raymond Floyd a ^ I whowi had' to qualify for thistils 72-hole round. Hee narrowlyna missed — by no no p u t him In a tie for fourtlurth place a t 279 didn't like m y odds going Into that tournament,toi took a bogey on>n Itho first more ihanm ana inch— a putt for an in with Gary Hallberg, whiwho had a final playofff. I feelfc very lucky wlnhlng th a t------^— eex x tra hole, leaving Lietzke anand Floyd ea^e on thethe 18th. Hc got his birdiele 67: and Jeff Mitchell,Jl, a youngster playolf." - to fight it oul for the title. four, howevei'ever for a 71 th at put him in fro m Illinois who shotIt 7: 71. They each Llclzkeh On the par-3 I6th hole — secondse in a tie with Ll ike had to wait about 45 minutes h Lietzke and Jenkins who10 w on $10,333. for the play theth< playoff at the Torrey Pint'ines north- h ad a 70 foror 278.,27 t playoff since he finished ahead - • course — Lietzke put his l( Jack Renner, a 24-y24-ycarKjld who yd and be said his hands wer« ' CO' 'Old. . abouta b five feel from the pin ai .Jen k in s> and an, Floyd each picked upjp liv es in San Diego, hadd a '70 lor 280 ta a id Jenkins will also be spared lad to keep m y hands in m y II for his birdie two after FloMoydwaspSdwM «2,000andJeuje agony Kl Ue wilh Jim Simmons,IS, w llh 71, and . ' shshi o rt from about 25 feet. 'Of qualifying weekly.------C ra ig Sladier, wllh 73.-:aThatbraltet™ ^”s m ost of th atim e,’J be said. " I - o n v ln c^ I ’m- ool a g c ^ b a d ___ - -Lielzke-1 won-the-Bob-Hopeipe-Desert -^^A-stcadyraly .rain in th e final day failed—jjj_ w a s good for$7,791____ _ w eather'LPiaycr.butj.keep plc winning in ______H L j 3o^I*v t t . Classic on Jan. 11 and hisI winningsw to cause anyany 1disasters althou^ someic Lietzke, who playss o out-of Aflon, it." ------. now total J102,899 for.lhe year^ players comjcomplained -the -foollng-was— IS— Okla.r said- hc• “entertieriained” some Floydd hashn« n ever won the SanDIego Lietzke was in a lie for 12t12th place slippery. •' th o u ^ ts of winning the tournament Open. The c RrMi>0'I lo tv L o i s lul u b b i lle n t a f t e r s ln k in a a nnutt u i in sudden death rt/\In«Y InfA IKa finni mnn/? ffinH An- T l'4 . . . 1 .. . The closest be camc was In 1975 j 5)I@g siiirid] c M onday,fay. 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JT? 10'1 ! OAKLANIAND. Calif. (UPI) - Lloyd F 2 I ijo ( liill ] ~^e i - - S ' S S i ” . s | yd Free scored a = 0*0 So«m«<" I I .10 «is J h o c k e y itJtSltS season-highilgh 39 points and Bernard King.Ung. w hohadlO of wisTEAN*rKimc i v i v i t ^ bis 23 points Confwtnc* AlICUmai CUm ^ ■■■ » I I II HjBlf *Jl«m I4.7» Inls In the fourth quarter, leddth th< e Golden S la te ______NBA-roundindup------uu« I I PO Am«/.« Btxtf niJS?5:S_ n ..._Warriors-tos-to-a .107-101 victory overjr Uthe Utah Jazz = ; I j — ^‘A/HL sto n d inn*ffl Irj.&uS third quartei .» E m ' i i 'i.i10 iUi HY M 14 • n 7M arter before the Jazz began a surgesw which saw Wls., aand his family attendedd the game. The Bucks jJ Au foic« I ICO ID 1 J Jll PNUawpRa » H • H 7:7 them lake a }.} Co>o.«3o Si 1 I ICO 31; 1 Hn Yfak 17 " 'V Uinntisu 9. N.T. uunotii S lui N*«Jtr»«r» TkhACjUHont A-ltn ' 24 points and combined with rookie KevlKevin McHale f o r - f» > n•nd d period,-=gettlng^l6-polnt8Ints ifro m -sn asT w d ^ O - ‘ ''^ & > ’l«»ne« UCUm. . '7 ^ i | f Bam fitod*ii. UniiM 26 points toin oa second-period blitz S'r'via.v 1 Gervin to lie the score al 54-54 ___ L-< B«Kh_____ “via,\:to spark the 54-54 at the half. ;? A j .. . - .r3 o s to n CWlfcs em to a'f2 3 .jo Y v icto ry b^ m t ‘eS an Diego------^ ° dlo-Mavericks-hlt-only l &oflheinheirfirstao shotstrthe ------I S "“ ’"iS IS 'S ai"'”'" S2."-lJS Clippers. nd half allowing San Antonionio to go up 85^78 before ;V I Ii iI l ^ ■OMMC4,OoiL>n} S;“ ciJi The Celtic!lilies trailed 34-31 afler lhe opeiopening quarter, fittingting back behind Marty Byrnes/mes' 14 fourth-quarter ' ™ 51 lo^iil.Bu'tikiJlIi*) i f i ^ . K S v S w I, fiSi.^Sl*5?‘“ 0 S * !iI ??III S«tfMjVrnleo3Jl?j“ 14107.x lumrKtcMr.Cvudl.tte.",!.: but allowed^ed thet Clippers only 33 pointsnts over( the next ts to lake a 92-88 lead with 3:5813:58 left. MtfuMiouj.HY nlmgviJlM)i_j Duv^i»i»a«r,c*Mai.i 4117. •• wunmtsT ' two periodstds Ijin building up an insurmouniounlable3l-polnt /jn^'^4le Spurs^ reeled off 8 s tr a l^^ t pcpoints including tbe ^ “p;;'i'a‘s:.rs:s:,rs!^ . ,0 ft, lead enteringring the final quarter, 4 from (}eorge Johnson to0 taketak a 96-92 lead and ^ •n S u ti »j»»j*lle} •ps, '^^SSir- n«» BtwM Mit Oittiff., Oniio. J IMo 04m«.. ScRMv/M) R obey, whcwho had 14 points In the sccond?ond period, gave held onlon for their 15th straight bomecomecourt victory. UUf. }l, (kMM SUI* n " A j ; I" jl^l • VI Aik' ''*o£S'**^*Lo *«s »T,U9.,1J5' quarter andn d 1hit on 69 percent of their sli ig.DoMUZmi.luir.lll ir shots over'the oWthe■IheDotroItPistonsi------first threejperiods. per Ur^MC^sf M*luj«t^Sl UX Co«i*r«je» Ana«T«ij™. ------— ' - IndiaiJiana led 21-20 with 4:37 left[tin in thetl first period and S an Diegofgo bit1 on only 29 perceni off Its shots In the ra n o ff! - P.««=n- - 1:^‘*Si % D'» ***" Ii'cSjo,^.?*'*" sccond andid tbithird periods. iiss2S?i*ssKsr?>:« ______; ? ’g ; s n.»-J2 .V^»mjrsi»m Duma. I«.U3 »m4»7i-7.««.7i-77t PBuiuw# u s .'ija j; "■“ ' added !7lorB'or Boston, Il In the third quarte X-dtnoMt coxlotnci {iirxi arter, and Terry improve•oved tbelr record to 34-25 on ththe season. Detroit; I J - I I IS .s Duerod addeddded 12, all in a run-and-gun fo .PM^roJnm*i” u»i£t'S«,tJj m fourth period. 13-17 on the year, was led by Phil Hubbard with 24 _ ^ ------—F re e m a n WillWilliams led San Diego with 24 j CoUegescores — '1 5 :* - - 124 points, while — pointsis aiand JohnTohg with 16 poinls.lints...... - . - - 1^ ------—SwenNateraciT added 15 and Phil Smith 12.- ■ " ' M o r 'i i i i i i m '------"s' ' «]' ...... £????:5i3sfesi -a'K te 'a s #U SOHI SM»Mn^.»0 7>79i».7»-71n-n-x OMraKW«>uciisSiattxa en»K»«3,u^"«^[Puii 'w2raS”,‘ Il i V*17» An-T« aight victory, a a 116-102-102 victory over the New Jerse;lerseyNets. . 128-109 decisio:islon over the C:hlcago Bulls. ;• T hewe win was th e fifth In a row# for'for the Knicks. whUe T h e Bucks ll :ks held a lead with 3:4444 nremaining in the NetsJets have dropped five s traight. a l^ t Including Satur- I the th ird quanluartef when they scored 11 straightstn points. day nighlight’s 113-106 loss to the Knicksnlcks._ _ 4 by B uckner Ber and 2 by Bridgeman. loto titake a 101-80 Thee « Knicks led 54-52 at halflMIflMe, but broke the <% lead ju st befor efore the end of the quarter, g am eJ o;open in the third quarter.;r. MichaelM Ray Rlch- ^ D avid G reet ProiiKloterresisurfacej reenwood led Chlcago.'whlch:h hahad won eight ardson)n £scored 14 of his 20 pointsnts aand Ray Williams . es; says.-.....-. - ^ o M ls lafitjiiDeniDe..wlth2fl.noInf.s,.pTK} L arrv grryjfenoa-eiid— _ ; i a tj:fhla-17 5f- In-thnt pftriodaaHhr — “ ArtlstJUmore;iorehadireach:------the Neti'iets 41-18 to lake a 95-70) lead leai inlo the fourth B ridgemlan an 1came off the bench with1 9:509:5 left In the quarter.ter. first quarter t r t i s [1 go on ter and pumped In 15 poinlsIs (0 lo propel th e Maurlilurlce L ucas scored 10 pointsnts andai Mike Newiin 7 . . Bucks to a 34- a 34-30 first quarter advantagetage. P at Cum- early' In 1the fourth q uarter to help!lp brbring the Nets back , mlngsdroppetpped in 6 points In the second q - r ,NEW YORK (UPI) -- FugitiveF ’ postponed forr 3C30 days," Smith said regonegordiog the disappearance 0 nd quarter, and to wlthlrthin 105-93 with S.:06'left Intn th(the game, but-New I " tho B ucks led 65-596 at the half. boxing promoter Harold:d J.J . Smilb in a b rief telephlephonc caU lo UPI in *21.321.3 rmillion from tbe Wells Farg< ' Jersey;y couldCl gel no closer the restssloflhc of way. ■ .resurfaced briefly latete 2Sunday New York. “1 intend to do the Bnankin ankl Los Angeles. ^ B rian WinteiInters scored 9 points. Includingilng a 3-pointer, F o rr theth' Nets, ClUf Robinson led alla scorers with 25 thquartcrlo.finlsh_wlth Hpolnlf • nigbt to Issue tbe suiprislprising an- sbow . ‘I b i s Is It-wII ill be; TeU Don. SmUSmith' called _tWD Los .^geleibIm . .. - Jf?i^GJo“rth^ olnts,______points,s, wwhile Lucas h a d ^ and Newllilewllnl9. :.; QounceineDt tb atb estU i1 intendsin l to— King and.Lanyiny-Holmeslbat they ' Sports;K)rtsc'aiter8 and a New' Yori “ T*pTOT>1<>*^~T'1° rarygr?iH~|aisrmllllon':— bailed metoosoosooo:------— ^------T iiiiraiihra sporis w rit« Tuesday nl^i ' bmdngqtectacular. g to keep Uw agree- fter *1* relum ing to tb e U.S. but baj T h e « » t i t card, UUed^ -Thj*“ ’ ia 8 0 ^ 8 t( md tbe purses to tbe ot been beard from since. H< ' It" and scbcduled for M ;portcdly has enlisted th( b.” !™ flgl-lerswfflbetlb e t t e « m „ r I Idahho skier ui p set in • Square Garden on F ^. 2 irvlces or famed criminal atat- 1 h er finaa lra c e , canceled Iale Thursday nlgtnigbt afler Smilb, who10 disappeared two tomeyimey Paul Caruso to handle hli his LAKE PLACIDCID. N.Y. ( U P l) - T im oof fL Lake Fork, Idaho, by six: seaf»te»«''^. '■ ^ ^ r ^ . ~ ^ NOTtCEOFlNTENDED0 school lols. r h e In total, to ■ p 7SKfc#£»ti Ior155,00leet; THENCE Southouir, AQENCYACTICN be sold at ^o less than 89‘3S’43" East and parallelX l PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.!C£. J2C10.00perlotbidorai0Ul to Ihe South line ol saidM id that the Idaho Wheat Com­>jm- o ltl8,000.00. SE d othar ptovislonl,,!oni ■ The Bcjrd o rT ru sw e s ' '’'subleci to a 40 lool wide ofTitlea.Crupt0rJ3, Idaholaho leserves me right 10 accept - • • Ftoad HiQhi ol Way alonq orielectanyofallblds.*: the East line, a Z 'PmI lool ^ 'c o m p lB le copy of the Possession ol the pro- wide Hoad Right ol WayWav sa'd reguUllons may be> Ob-ob- perty may lake pUce June 9, i 7 i Ulned in wrtllng from the 1981 or upon baUnce ol along Ihe South line, a 7.5 M. payment, loot wide Ulillty EasemenI^ani und*irsigned al Suite M. along the North line olTh« the Owyhee PUxa. Boise. Idaho.aho. For further Inlormatlon, above described tract, olof 63762. (2081JJ4-23S3. conuci Superintendent Und. Any person or-groupJ In--In- Ralph- Hatch or Olerk . . . terested In the matter mavmay Frances Field. P.O. BcxJiO. Said sale will be made submit oral or written lestPestP- Grand View, Idaho or lele- \...... W ^ . without covenant or war­tlrl* **’ony 10 the undersignedd oon n phone 634-2253, Grand View. ranty ^regardln(| ittle, or before February a , 1M1,IB61, Idaho. UPI .f/wT *t the aloremenlioned)neo By order ol the Board of cum brances the obligation}}°" address. This Commissionision Trustees, Joint School Bobsled tragedytr secured by and pursuant[LJ5 to shall fully review and con- DtstrlciNo.365. the power ol sale conferred^ ?2 elder all written and oralora! Dated mis 29th day- of In the deed ol trust execlted'I™ submissions concerningnlng January. 1961 Jimm Morgan, America’s topp bobsledt ooships la Italyaly SSuDday. Morgan, 31, died guardrail. RaceolfldffWHau «uiiri thff Amwi- by Tonette A. Parsons,?,"?[ this proposal received on)n oor r FRANCES FIELD • antor, to Tliie and Trust before ihl# dale.-N o-oral--oral------a e r k ______------racer,cer, is placed 0Q> stretcher afleafter bdng— of severe beads d ara n d u e ^ l a c m t l m a f t ^ ~• ' " canaitiy wutniTelaveUng 85 mpb at tbe ~ — K tmpany,'Inc.;'ai trustee osed PUBLISH; Monday. Feb. 9. -:______fa latally U j Injured durtnzJbe.Worid[d diamd pl-- h la _ a le d dammed-into—a -woodeo ~ - time of tte bloody coUlm iH rin n - lor the benellt and seeurtty5 ■ Si8o„"".S! r econ- and 23. and Mar. 9, and 23.— ol to lp h C. Taylor and Becky''• y vened unless twet«y-flve>e or andApr.6.l98V

_•______s ■ ■ 5 T u o id a y , PROFESSIONAL Snak* RIvar H Little delefies pf^^ s u re I ------Auction ’“H 'lT 'TAnnouncenfents 002 . . . LostlFoundnd D06 _ Personal* w n ^bl i' t T i . .* ** ~ ANYONE Interesied In los- to win T MARJORIE'S FLOWERS for Ing weight and/or making an T u rn b errry event \ less: deliveries. AD oc- A extra Income can make i2D0 )KE RIVER AUCnOK BARN. caslons. 545 Spa/lis. .734-.5; JEROME DOG LOGQ _ _ to $1.000/mo. Call 536-6553. r- --MiAftn- rupi) ~ SoutSouth African regulation 72 h M21. Lo*9*tleinclLoytl 72holes. Ailscorirfparson' * L >99 Fourth Avonue East DISCREET Sally LitUe sanic a thiree-foot, ree pre- the first ilayoff play hole, the par-four H ComMfilons ConlldenlUl Investlutlons ssure-packed putt on the th osdoy, Pobruary 10t(o . h - Soeklna Good Homos CUIl...... ■.■.raik1736 le th ird playoff • 16th. J*'- -Tuos OO______Loai/Foundnd Hours; Sam-5pmmon-lri hole Sunday to win thele 518,750.firstSi Then onthe the par-three I7th, Rankin M ' G A L S ! : ☆ ■ ’ ■ FEMALE German Shepherd, prize In the sccond stop3 on the LPGA and Little botl MAIN ^VENT ir 1. Male Cock-a-poo. white9 2^2 ForaepoclalValentlne'adiy both found the green, but f j tjlack and Un. 2 years old. • lor your’honey, your'boss, _____lour at.T urnbenyJsle_____ ------Camen-hit-tht-th&^left=bunlccr-about 45—-pB H — - - -HosModfwnn _.^m «A ^- Honywo«woodHIppI#: __ __ _ Lost noar Buchanan St.>*- -r*M ale Lab-X.-yellow.i7_7 ~or:vouf'?7?' come into me ~ ' ------Tho putt gave Little a-p II---Twln.Rewjrd.733-1205,' ■ a- par*five- on- foot from thelepln. p ------3H SIf'Joioph Caj:qgl« TO. Mlkg. Reward! II" to our Cameo Co«tJr«. black & brown hound mix.” found call 1-662-3297. _ Heaim and appearanc* veryoonllo...... LOST SYLVESTEfl.,me big}|q ao vlui to ua,.ao.l.am .aure------2. Male black S brown.n, bluM ray Persian cat Irom}m you would be tnterestod.Tn Set Eaminjm .:-zJ ^ Dachschund & Beagle mix.K. m e Pomerelle SKI Resorton .., our custom lit bras. Ask i or choke chain w/clasp. Lov­IV disappeared Jan. 16. Proba-»- a: frtenda and lets have a eable. bly crawled inlo pickupup 1Cameo partyl Wonderful 3. Male 6asen|l Boxer mix.X. truck, camper or car, Couldj!d 1hostess gilts. 73M278 or f Go«« olden brown. Brown«n have gollen out anywhere.re. 1mesaaoe phone 73»6274. Blather collar w/studs. He Is greatly missed. Any 'LICENSED prayer therapist, Inlormailon call collect ,MSI life regressions, etc. b PICKED UP February Sth 1-639-5590 or Bonnie Jones | 83 £ail73W567 _ 1. Male black lUt coatedxJ 733^.733-9S13nlQhls. u m retriever with u n muz2le & NOTHING IS WASTE ttitl ^ M i n i m u n 6 -■ = Imakes a memory. The Gift Garden, in the Lynwood. . . ___ ? Female t^ngo mix, mftdkIk. CM. . a - Sp>cUlNotice» -• \ B a l a n c e ----- u r m s n g ih hiirr. spotted - PALMISTRY READiNGf All' • c e □ray, brown, black & white,^ CONSUMERS! Belore youou ,readings are private & coh- very friendly happy dog. ®- buy anvthlng call P.D.C.A.A- 1fidentUI. 1566 Blue Lakes 73*456(3. We can save .youou North. 733-4069.______, tlOO-8. ______' I J F i A N S A m PICKED UP Febaiary 4th UNCONTESTED DIVORCES-— . - -tl65.T-attomwy-1oa$-TtU5------Chlhuaha mU. Smalt: Vory~rv- -llme-l»-»ales, sarvica and cost. , Coll 7 ^ 1 0 , ------»• loveable. ’ instruction on our labulous 2. Female black setter mU.J Viking sewing machines, we ir^ M lid Bonlledog.------J . -are-doslng-out our-labrlce.-|j”- -Selected -1 Offers _knlts, robe velour, llngorie. ■ HOURSt?S>MONCy“ . ' ...laces, elastics and od(Ts and° g - ManlMimil------Mon^thruFr1d4y;73M fi60ifl- - u m ir — W « ' ‘''S o iln g “ Center. 236 7th Ave. E..Jwml i n ______B e u u ae Dogs are broughtM F illt______i _ -ALERT. CAPABLE. DE- in every hour, and SOLD orjr MEDICAL HYPNOSIS. 28 yrsr , -pENDABLE,..lf ' these wonfs ' ■“ □ I DESTROYED alter 45 hours,s. experience. Great loror m ^ ! Adrienne. 734-2550. Sneiling______would.Iffltaloliavflaiiome____- ^ — A.fineltlng.' *______• FREE training classes lor : ATTENTIONI Semketired' Hound Pound Dogs. Calli; PREGNANCY HOTUNE- icouple from Nebraska de­ 733-1B97 on Obedience Classs Pregnant? Need help? siring , to move into Twlit Inlormatlon only. CIITIMOm IFails area approx April wan­ ------Iting to do work in exchanmr C o n f i r ? ^ 1 SM REWARD- lor return ol lor homo & benellls. Can iised • ■ furnish.....excellent - refer------• --- — — ------1— Han Freestylo-S-RoJslgnol';1...... ' ALCOHOLICS ; Stinger skis. Lost behveen ances. Cali 423-6254. < ' It’s understandandaWc. Evcrybcxly’s talkinkinpaklut interest aalso have the most profc)fcssional experience wwl h e n it {Pomerelle & Docio on 2-3-61." ANONYMOUS Call733«300 AVON on clieckin”. A nd tlioy’rc calling it alltil sos rts o f thiii{js. ,c Callcollecl423-S440. TOBUYORSELL com es to m ak in g sure yyc o u r 5'/»% checkingg aiac co u n t ^ ______CALL423-M04 ___: But ;it the BanI^ank & Trustt wc’J like to ;see to it that vnu______sia.ys_simple-aml£S 0 nvenijniont------r - c ■CM ijnniiii^ auumnt \n-bcst-for-yoih-S<>-.^------.g I ^___ - KiS'-V o»l'’“r.S ■ — 'Srpjrbyrfalk-ttrthcTicocoplc-w!uvhave-the-e> ‘-ex p erien cc-u iid i______?004______-SpecUINoilees> 004 Soocla! Nollces15 ^ benelits. No oxperience w h y n o t ta lkk tl-things over wiili us first.i t . VVe’ understand ^ _ -nocossflry. Earn w hiieyou checking accounts. H ------_ 1 lo a m . Can“~ » m y ^ B : ; ------nnxicrn checkiicking bccausc we have a1 prproven track r(.H:ord M nunltios collect In Twin Fails at 733-2671.______. ' that’s I6nj;err thanth anyone else in therMat?ic M Valley. We . Tlie J Bank & Trust haslas been giving soundnd advice; for DENTAL OFFICE recap.' Vrr,y-______FB ank tor Youl) u ] n ^

Downtown T\Twin Falls . SI5ISI9? Of- Nursino; _____! SERVICES. Magic Valley j^ H ^ H Lynwood Sho[topping Center area akiiled nursing facility.' i P i i ' Good I wages and benelits,' -Reply-with resume to Box J-2SJ' c/o Timos-Nows. An ______------—T-.f

^|Jl-^H -D cposiu Insured ...... -DOORMAN/BOUNCER — ...— ...... Immediate opening 3 or 4' nights per week. Apply in • person at the nroBlde- D Q m --- Innimtrv * U/nalnm 1 J*. ^ Monday.y.Fobruary9.lMl F Timos-Rfis-R o w a . Twin Falls. Idaho B-7 GGUARANITEEDIRESULllim iijfADS Y ou>u Sell Yboerr iTefti - § Refund"i A / tb br i i e y ^ ' — ...... H a ro 's how I It works: Plac*• a clasfllfivdi od In our p

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. • I NEXT WEEK I'M:'M G O IN tS -T C P M A KEMV E / f WITHTH/^rHATKlNC?.CF \ 1 007 JobioMnl»((it F A T S C H O O L , MMOM ( A NEW CAR C O MRC>ENCfc;^--^ R D fl I PRESSER- WlU irtin. 7 hour o ______FC FDR HER BIRTHQA> H C V / CSANHEMIS5? A h / I day, S d i7 week. Must work ' safurdayi. No phone calls, -g n q -D E A R , I I Apply In person- bohd, 4- — H T I 1 . ^ lii6pm. One-Hour Marllni:ing. U I. X7 W ashington St. No. ^ \ S H OD PPIM G ..i..A N D I! 1THE PER‘-,ON wim agricuU I ' p ' ^ , tural----- eciulpm enl- back- JJH ------I ground, no<>J personality U r -U _____I'NM _S A yiN ( ' and a wllVlngness to work C ------i*- J~wltl-earn-thl»-ldul-«al«s -Z _____r position. Base + com- h - t mission •olferat30,000 year Z g a s i t o m u : T IMI t E , ;/A N D :> s -f good Iniiurance package. ^ 7-J______• Oavo. 734-2550, Snotllng & s i ------j M OD N E V ; TCO O i iI l Sneiiina,______• • TIRED OF ' lay offs? Secu- — •• (Ity.(It incom»s & training, Aos )rs W Ekislneu Opportunities I 17-34. Join the Navy. (50) cn 015 • Babysitters lias CCD Money To Loin : : I n t h e ( OOB Salespeople ** 017 BualnaaaOpponunitlas i C lassiheds I canan shop the •; _ ^ ^ ^ g09C<.iiect - A FORMER PRE-SCHOOL5i. EARN AN excellent second _ . . . 5 ------b i g g e s tt-m - n arkeiplace-arounti n d _ _ a n d ------5 -fi _WANTED_SAL£SMEN_to...to. -taachar— has— opanings-oa- -Incoraa.or .ytorK fulhlime 6_ _L£AJ3NQ_C0UNTRY.j}flCfl.TiFe MORTGAgT ~ ______> '*INQ FOR l \ MAINTENANCE work on commissions in theho available lor child care. earn J2.000-J4.000 monlh.h. reduced to 179,950.00 onin a» MONEY —J- ______n e Y e r l^ ^ y - em j; easy chair._lT % e C la a s ii.4 ;;. ) .I! Min ! * good Twin Falls & Burley-Rupen9” Pre-schooi activiiies, hotloi Call0raleo678->210. 5-onit apartment house.JS®.:___ N0-P0lnl3_nQ-prftj>ayment____ I "working k.nowiedge of rt«- -arsarFull f '| or part-tlme':^e-i e 'TJ^oT'i'TlC'offeredr' 4 7 -fOH SALE BY OWNER- ^ fdeal- iom ion. Hgwfy" ro-re- -panatryrAetnaFtrrT^lOSS. ------' • fieds’Tiavlave gbt’it all ’. 7 .. -everything |I 5 chinery wilh soma expan- la no lae!or .733-- Twin Falls. 886-7785. : • from spojports cars to bowlivling ehoee. «t j enco wllh plumbing, elec- WANTED W ADVERTISINGNO 734^18.______rant located on 3 lots in-* — w ______Money Wanled • • trtcity, and welding. If inier- ACCOUNT At EXECUT1VE-/E- BABYSITTING In my home,1 Kimberty wiih renUl pro-o* • • That’s wwhy when I go shopping si I J• estoda: apply Troy Nalional, experlence ei prelerred. Send . / pony, i6S,000 plus invon-,n. Q20 UoneyToLoan.oan FOR SALE OR TRADE, ind Potty trained. Close to Har- — M4,000. T. D. Jerom e. Wrilo 201 2nd Ave, kVesf, Twin reresume or inqullres (0 P.O..0- rlson School. n4-6552- lory. lerms available, 423->3- • always hhead straight for■ the t Classi- ;; Fallv?, ______Be 4121or423-4217.______, e Box P-28. c /o Timos Nows. Box 1536. Twin Falls. E0£._ BABYSiniNG, . week-days MONEY FOR INOMDUALS FOR SALE-Byt^wnBr-Store,e. SSOOOtoUO.OOOFAST! ' P.Q.80j54a.TF..ID83Mt. .. - • ifieds. Ant^nd, they’re bo convei/enient. Just : •. THUCK j DRfVERS WANTED. 4^A career, not Just a tob,ih 7am-6pm, babies welcomel > No experKmca .tecasury. cale & bar. Good butinoss- awaits you. Read Ciasslilodad 733-3068. LQlsolTLCf can ® ” Inveslmenl • one phonone call does it all. .... in the •• wWe train. Good pay and emolovment ads. 733-0931. Clean, well lakon care of;.jf;^ The equity In your Aorm can ! benelits. C^li ARMY OP- „ , BABYSiniNG, infants 4 I For Inlormallon call 837-6189.8. b e turned inlo cash throughugh ~ ...... ‘; Classifief i e d s . POflTUNlTlES collect In _ toddlers. Lois ol TLC-andd a last Homeowners loan“ h w ______Music Lessons^ 1 Twin Falls i .t 733-2871, «OM Empk?ytnenlAgenciM« EXPERIENCE, 734-671S,- THRIVINQ BAR BUSINESS^ from Transamerlca Financial • Senrices. Your money cangj* GUITAR and Ban)o lossons; ; TURBtKEi’ UM PCOneedaa A i BABYSiniNG In filer. Anyy for salel Listed lor below Beginning or Advancod. Call age, fenced yard, activities.1. market, low down, easy,v be used to consolidate bills, manager lo run compleie fO^ ______: r WOULD VO I operation. U0,00043s.000 326-4515. Low rales. terms. Liquor license In-n. buy "big ticket" Items, re­ ^ T I I M • D.O.E. Belt>calion. Interview ‘‘N E W V eluded.Cailnow. modeling, put Into In- LIKETOG) G 0 A E S i i WBYSiniNG In try home._e.______vestrnenis— you decide. I- -*xp«na*i-.and-f£E-PA10. - - I fS. Real Estate ...... • -Jody, 734--2U 0. SnelUng & I 8am-6pm. Any ago.' C all. Does not disturb' your first HORIZONS • SPRINGCREEK mortgaae.To see how muchS ______F orS ale- I snopprNG;Dg [ Snelilng. ~______pi 7 3 4 ^ . ______... PERSONNELSERVICE’ ...... -REALTORS- - :youcanOorrDw;caii:- - • - - V • a I WANTEDI f-xperlenced lire • BABYSITTINQ by 2 experi­ (29 ______Open House ‘BRIGHT FUTURES enced mothers. 18 months,s 73W600 IW S 11•' man.m good benefits, vaca­ In Twin Falla 733-6044 tion. Apply at Full Circle, 4 . > lo4 years. 423-4254.733-1822.2. : • tK ARB OUR BUSINESS In Jerome 324-2346 00______HomesForSale m ------X ------. ------— • _m-m ilM -w aat on HW 30, Twin BABYSITTING, my home, WARNING! In Rupert 436-4787 • t p s i S ^ I Falls. idah :i. Must nave own . SALES (4) ■ anytime except FrI nights.*• The Times-News ro-9- ______»- - transportation. ------Commlaaionad------__ any age, Oropjns welcome. ------commends lhal you - In- — A FILET OF-HOME..JMn------ir, 73i43t4. ______I WANTEOI lixperlanced field Be your own Uskrriasler, vesligate every phase ? ol WE'VEGOT------___ prico and prime location. I man.'W ilMo lialdwOrk-wim -Co:.CompanyJriinino-»vallabi9._ eABY8 iniN O r»nr »ff«^Hot— -invoatmont opportunitlos. Sink_your_ioolh Into Ihls . . . larmor. (3ood benefits, Opportunity pP lor excellent u especially those from out '*}ol PLENTY OF deloctablQ 5 .Bedroom lunches served, in Kimbeily custom, cornor lirapiaco • vacation, lielling lertliuers >hcIncome. Ail in Magic Valloy.• call 4234201.4234192. state or ollored by a personon MONEY • j [ and chemicals. Respond doing business out of a local TO LEND------.highlights don, paint and SECRETARY molelorhotel. . carpets liko now. Many ' Box Q-2B. C/O Time s News; ^___ - -G6T-V0UH-CHILD oil 10 a According lo itio new s, lots , ~Tro,box»ii!.. ii-.mB330r ------1790up------“ We suggest you consult tow extras. «9.900.181-165. - ...... • x?'’T7TTA~e Shorthand, good typing &t, good start, enroll him In “ ' o t lentJen havo pracilc3lly I (2) EXPERIENCED Cov fii; " your own attorney, the Bet- closed up shop. N ot ua. • ^ " ^ J u I K '^X fl ability lo handle a variety ol pro-schoot classes at Clown" let Business Bureau, Idaho SPRINGCREEK • l« .l\' J ^ metologlsis'wltttcilenieie olher duties with poise and,(j Town Nursery School. Open I'® We'vo oolVlenly ol monoy • \ ' ’y r \ M ^ V / Consumer Aflairs or ask for ... ■ •■^“ -7489 accuracy are the qualitiesta 7am till 6pm. to5579. to lend. REALTORS • IT fVT \V a free pamphlet and In- Dial Finance 733-7202 • T -J**A • ^ 1^ ^ A e » needed lor this exceiieninl WOULD UKE to babvsit 2 formation Irom tho Attorney 73MWM i r a ______siiM P eo^ }ob. K Top benefits are an>n years to fl years, H.IM per General’e Consumer Pro-o- • / V I , . • . . . . ------. addadadi bonus...... - - dav.73W8i...... ------» ------. c- _*»/ ' - toettenOM sioft,-'State-le-- - - ^ ■■ - A w *•- — BALARY-f-COMMISSK)N------house. Boise. Idaho 83720. SECRETARY Of- 030------Homes For S al le i e - - - 030------HomeeForSala------• ' II That's what you'll receive II Pit Situations WarnedId Phone 334-2400 or' * vvrH-V'TTi I selected to represent us In 1750 up I Magic Vaihsy. We prefer a Meet M< Uie public. Good typ­p- COLLEGE GRADUATE de- iTs airas luii-tlme employment I college griuJuata wllh sue- ing, ing lile booka describe this 'I C1J______Income Property ;• cessful“ business -experi- very vei interesting job. NO10 In any Held ol Inierest. Am- i M ' ence. THo applicant we SH&RTHAND SH needed. Payay bitlous, enthuaiaatic.:, BY OWNER; Modern 11 H m H i H H * \'"'- 1 chooso will receive .Inc,lncreaseln30days, non-smoker and drinker.r. space mobile home park, '“ ■ • V ,^H\~ 1 :I excollent'! tnilnlng and will . SaUry open. Call 324-8989.a. Exceiieni location in Filer. ■ • e; U5.000. Also 7 renui mobile • ■ » participate iA an outstanding BOOKKEEPER ask lor Frank.______1 I H I f‘11 [H • ______/ i S A , • employee t*jne!lt program. STSO-tSOO CUSTOM SEWING and homes available. 326-5687. .- : ______I Send rasum o to; PO Box E, AcAcc'ts receivable, invoicing.IQ. export alterations. Fast,I. FOR SALE COMMERCIAL I Twin, Falls. ID S3301. An InvInventory control. Accuratelie friendiyservlce. 734-7540. BUILDING close to maintin L I I Equal Opporlufiily Employer lyptypist, good on 10 key, good ILLUSTRATION- Layout-j. street In Jerome. Good » ij» MfF;______spi spelling ability ana work’™ hand iallerlng. mlacella-g. . exposure lor many busl- l O , ^ in ' nesses. 4500 sq. ft; A real ! THANK YOU MAGIC P*percenlages are skills neous artwork. Chris Van • i VALLEY- lo r making our «»wanled to liil this position. Neal 7330711.______value at aboul $<0 per sq . fl. •• I business a growing sue- uoGood benellls. - Call Jerry at 324-5922 or _____• ______I I JOB WANTED as milker In REAL ESTATE UNUMITED l-fck HASbUUNtiALAHy-r— - Jetom e aroarCaii Ktrt 324— J• creased business, we des- ^ j r 72Zi______• peraleiy nee*l salespeople JVirginia Bancrott, Owner - " FOR SALE! 3 houses on 2 I iohelptellovothsburden.il 409 * Shoshone Street SouthIh TEENAGE BOYS want lo do'0 lols in Filer. Excellent 'in- In- odd jobs. Can do light haul­'** vestment. S27,000 or makeiko » you hava the desire to bo a ' ing. >'Basemeni. garage, i P H Oi i i i 7 ^ I > 0 9 3 1 |» 1success, wd'll show you oiler w/tsooo down. 733-4952 clean-up. etc. 734-7068. • how...call Miiyer Realty & 734-8844 or543-4640. Realtor owned. • Appraisal. 73iV-re35, . « • • • • • • • « • • • • • » « • ! i * - - ^ ■------bBY' OWNERI Ltix 3,000 sq. It. Brick rambloi-. Lakewood 007 .lobsollnlareslJl 007 JobsoMntarostI 007 .Jobsoflntareit Dr.. p] 4 Bdr. 1 W bath, lam __ ------ro room * rec. room. 2 MAJOR FERTILIZER COM- POSITION AVAILABLE-• llraplaces, lit dbl garage, mn II DREAM J0B1 PANY now UkIng applica- • Maolc Valloy Memorial Hos- laund. ii many e>'.':rBS, Very lino ostabUsnod Itrmrm tlons lor reuii iFeld sales pital currofltly has a positionI Nn< oagants. U-l,SOQ. 734-0978 TO PLACEYOUR noads ■ sfiarp pefson lo do tralnoo poslllon In Magic available lor a Blo-Msdlcal1 or o( 7 3 4 - ^ or 1 (801) 255- T JR oxecutlve level. SECRE­IE- Valley. College or agrlcul- technician. The person1 ^ 93 ______TIMES-NEWS5 TARIAL duties, a chea7Z tural background prelerred. selected win bo responsible‘ BY ^ OWNER! Quality 3 BOR...... pafaanallty______ntfid e tL Wflto Box 0-?8, c /o Times t- -Sa^aridaanch-OiUBnCedJl____ Adrienne, 734-2SS0. Snelilngng News. PO B ot^H. Twin~ ' rltivrrnainla^anceanjr aero. Prime Nli area, Nice ASnelllng.______Falls. ______repair ol ail hospital' basement.^ diM garage. ------\W ANTA^D------EARN W » IN ONE DAY^Y MECHANICS WANTED. No olectromodlcal equipment,' Centratalr.lirepl,r, dock. Low wltr>oul lo&ving homo. CaAllU oxporlenco nocossary. Earn Tho person musl be able toI ulir5.-Assumat>'o 9% loan & 1 I r llj - f T 5 _____ Lori 862-3819. _____' while you leam, Good pay work on an independent‘ _wUl£arfY-^.am34-fl42I- ^1 ------k n a i ------liiprt------. = ( l ------t»sl5-and-bo'aWo-T(njlvr ------EXPERieNCED“' ” *blESEL~El.” ‘an(rTHinamar'Cait~Armr“ ' BY OWNER FINANCING wllh_____ - till------,111 c ' " “ MECHANIC- Mual havo own,n Opporlunilles collect in Twtn - Inservlco on-the-hosplial’a- electrical safety program. low down-payiTienl. This jllFra- - -M ,r„ -- -loi tools. Call Sulch’s Diesoi.ol Fairsat7»-?671, ' : noslalglc4bedri»mhomeis Elko. Nevada. 702-73a.3839. ' This win be a full-time day . ■ MEDICAL TECHNICIANS, - tMBltlon. and a high schoolI .- df o s o , (0 downtown Twin . " r S ’i f l '^ 1 . Lfis-isa.,.. _ L b ___ EXPERIENCED Irrlgalof i■4 ' - NO cxpoflonce nocossary. JO Earn.wtillo-you leam.-Call ■ - •-education is - prefotrod. ij ------(atm hand^ tw}r(om-I>ouM. -Porsohs-inlereslM tn-ltilrP i-jf S l l ^ s ----- Call. I — ------avaim>l«_lio 4 O l r Your M oney R efuifu i n d e d , 4 needed as a UNOSCAPE p.m.ormay.cjll737-J170. AiAIC. dbl garaae, assume fM d dltcl) irrlgalor and/orOf SUPERVISOR.Sklllsneedod - 7Vt% IHA loan II qualified, tractor operalor. Stale salary Wo'll help you lln d a jo b ln a immediiieirr possiiisslon. 1223 •J^rivateParty AdsOI s O n ly : . ..• If y o ujriiem r il' doesn't sell you- ___ requirements and send.ro-. — -httrryl—Walch -our-Jim>- - -Northem-Ni Pine Dr1to;J4B,000, sumo to Box N-2B c /o Dlovn’*'nfrnliimns. 73Ww.ll 733-4655.734-1418, ^ ______• Real Estate Excludiluded may get a refund or rerun ■nmfiiNewi______• • Ad MUST be paidIdforwiihin tc Ihe add 7 d a y s f re e IMMEDIATE OPENINGS,rs. m a r j f p s ^ iis;v.ra,„s!i REGISTERED" CALL : TODAY _ ,for'_ffBB.. — .i5 days after il is ppla l a c e d — :------• - R e f u nnds d s Of ad rertuns m ust ___ - telopfiono sales.— Extwrt--'rl-- -packoge-avallablo A good market analysis on your — .tnco preferred, but not noc-sc- aaiary. Dav#, 734-2^. COSMETOLOGISTS S ..•Please check your:Duradthc--- -be colletjllected within 30 days -- homo.he essary. Call lor appoint­nt- Snelilng tSnolllno.______first day it funs asa s thtl e ______^YoiiJrt/ilLjvi!LnoLboe|igible-for-a— 'iO m H T H ; S ment. 73*«», • Station rentals avaialble. __ NAVY VETERANS- im------SPRINQOHEEK-----: “:------T l n r c s ^ e w s w illI n o t a s s u m e r e f u nid d if the item sells modi^o 6^filrt^s mo'^ • P h o nn e e - -5 5 4 J .2 0 O 6 • • ■ KEEP THE •'•SOUP HOT" • Equipment provided. r errors whetherher or not by the skills. Some bonuses. Op- REALTORS . .. ,. responsibility for eri 119BroodwoJwoy. North, Buhl ,/ brewing with this daytlmo • Services lor mon & after the first insertilerlion Times*Ns - N e w s COOK poslllon. 1st class" tlons- available, such as women.' ‘ 7 3 4 ^ 0______Joyce M unroe.3C. BrokerE 543-5335 Q choice ol homo port. Call atmosphere. Jody, 734-2S50. E)EXCELLENT REi^TAL, re- -. I'llwi Enbirts Assocssoc. Broker 543-6339 Snelilng & Snelilng.______• Navy now (£03)221-4909. • modeled, clean, electric - 734-M21 m WE HAVE GOOD IDEASEAS CON CREATIVE FINANCING LOOKINQ for sell-moltvatodTm n e e d EXTRA MONEY? Earn . haal.hi new amp sorvlce. elc. L, a second Income wllh prch Already rented. MB,500. Call 3L irINES7DA'! \YS Tho jvoluoJ_ol h o y sinnn g jn in Iho 1970’s opprociotod H9plo managementn - duels that-all.-Amorica is RETIRED Or.SomMletired.> -Kay- Real EsUle Unlimited, I ol 9.5Ti a yoor. Tho> 1>ouhousing ihbrioge ond risirxg ...... A bilities lo'recrull.-l/ain,- Froo Ronl. Wllh extras, tnj :Sfl1D76r73 324-5922.______lori^ coiii'cisuld rra k o tH organlzo & mollvato people■a talking about Wo need you! ko th'd 9% flguro ovon Wghor : CJall now lor more Inlo, oxchange for small amount 4 LINN E S 7 DAYY S ^ tO ^ i in tho eO't, to represent new companyy. 733-4707.______ol work. Close to lown. In tho Twin Falls area. Full- 734-4978 alter Bpfn.delalls. "JM TU STD " 7'/i>\ omov6lrbrlck-hom»ren*r©»v-i+.oiFofS«;«Sa;« pX Homwfof^elrtir - rW ------Otf(olc vtwwrflood.X jcir ^tortly 2 bedroom Nashua : £ill^ft4370: ^near Flier. Houiie, barn. soil with waler and ^ pro­ •mobJe home. All a p p T U l^ ------•“ homes, only $265,000. 5 and aome furniture Included ■IT’S TIME TO SEE tfiljclein , 2300 SQ.FT. 4 bdrm 2 batfi.I. \ Terms. : corrala. fences, st/eam tiiand 3 .2 1 /-ACRES... tective coverunla. Approved ;«n<] comfortiblo 2 t>«(3(oom;« m APPLEWOOD CONOO’SI 1 .3aprinoa.*1BL on Washington Street[Mt double wide w alowe-S t!? for only $7900.00. Owner will; s an and 2 Bedroom unita avail*- CALL LOWELL WILLS RE- SPECULI •hom *. TTiii horns tu s an t sSc.,,:s.T.K saI !ALTV n4 -7 » 2 or 7334562. g South. Approxlmalely294’of> ot Owner financlnfl available.lible carry. Call Harold Keithly. :» n u m a b lo VA loan andI lota bla- Fireplaces in aoma un-^{; i«rfrwrm alzeable down. 820 ACRE RANCH. 2 sets ol Y frontage on Washingtonnon 7344973.______733^71 or Main Weat Realty :ol atoraae. Vickl Jonasonas its. Storage units lor each Improvements. Excellent‘iS; lor ^ GEM STATE PlEALTY' S tre e t^ u th . $75,000. 7344S55- across from Diacounled lor outside» ------om. '■ S2SBfu«Lalieal3tvd.N.. 5 ACRE View Parcels, Buhl :73W 325 or Town t«tfl(j J condo. Model iinil ready ^ to painting & landscaping. beef or dairy and beel com- ^ Salewav. ______• 4716 show. $39,500 and S47.K0. I. , #1 IN DAIRY SALES gbinalion. Excellent llnanc-mc^ : 733-533lii area. $750 down. Call 734- : Country Roaltors 73M718 '*'■ »7J00. Appraised over /WERICAN MW;______...... •^ .‘WkBLE 1 0 ^ vMoWla ■ '-(N o w iQOMid'In in« Inler-ntor- MMB2. Ing. a o m e-.T uv. - ___ 1^ . • R u l Eatitg Unlln:Jto<} sells c • i ACRES, SW ol 'JflrOTTo. -fnoontaA f^B uiiatng on mor» Oilfy propSrly ihtn ' g ; Shoshona SI. to twilar aervsS, *■ SPRINGCREEK ^^'yl'ess,''M 7^'* _ you-re looking lor a TOP 9W% assum able kun. After ^ *r?yoftoef3e(nf/)9vj»8>'. « ) 6pm, 324-2424.______MUST SACRIFICE! 19T1 :y°siJ______— REALTORS a Farma&RanctM ' QUALITY larm. you’ll be (A crou Irom Court House) fl.11 ACRES on Snake n River T Ir 12*60 Builtmore, carpeted. 2 :UKE NEW 3 Mrm 2 twin. L 300 COW DAIRY-5 bedroom WANTED-FARMSI AND aofry II you d o n ’l sm thlamia 734-5650 bedroom w/cooler & skin- : luxury timlly room, all“S tne i 73W6W _ FOR SALE OR TRADE- 370 ^I house, double 6 herring- RANCHES: We have quail-lail- one. Full water rights and Doug Vollmer. Broker Canyon with beautiful view. inf, t4ft50-gMeg7. oxtraa. Financing available.Ible. BEAUTIFUL BRICK home InIn Acres prime irrigated farm lied buyers standing In lineline many outbutidi noa. Call ^ $JO,MO. Phooe 324-4134. J bone barn. Free auiis. Hay ?all AWa S tro n g ...... 73J4905 REPOSSESSED 2 bedroom. . OnlytM.OOO. excellenl location. Home•ne and development properly,'■ t, barn and lots of improve- '■lor good properly, call Jackack Everett A n d r e w s - S » ^■ or MaryAkkerman ...734-3682B82 ; • ------•IJ68 leatures include: central airilr, IW miles from floll course. „ McCall or Bob Brown>wn Town «r>d Country flealtors 14x64, OOOd shape. $500 Feldlman-Reallofj 7»-tJa8 *• menls. TERMS. _ ors .Denis VoMmer...... 7334199'1? 638 MiineaPnxierty ------or734.l*36.------buliW ns.— fireplace. -3 -3 - alaooaothermal. 1-234-1S50, - UARKETINO - ASSOCIA TES,£S, 73M7l»o(;at«dlnthe $59 down., $160 mooih._panar__. Homes 733-7566.______LIVE ATOP youf own moun-^ bedrooms, bath and andnd . ' rDOUBLE 4 HERRINGBONE flea/fors 734-4675 anvtlrriB- - IntermounUin 8 trliding on ATTENTK)N BUSi-i s i ------:------tiln overlooking beaulilul„l(„i double car garage. Reduced barn with room lor __.J ahCSliOfiaS«.tot»ener»enrenre J. NE.csWFWL^iOTmerclal tot ----- USfo,.-Mo#»afi^HOME-, 7 ,g to «a.900. By owner. Cali OUTSTANDING I u e SPECtALnrt4*-TBedroon>- Melon Valley. This 7.18 expansion. Ntco 3 u : ^I'ao ACREa: - - srtafos - - r v i f n'mrbwrty rtoad lOT tale.tJa' ■ c h o ic e LOCSnONS rees 7 3 4 ^ 1 atierS:Mpm- ros ■i..., ; r $9000: 14x65' 2 Bedroom- Acrea haa fully O'own Irees 77. URGE GRADE A DAIRY.. home.^ 20 acres, cows, northside n< waler, sprinkler Seiler la olferlno goodS') RETAIL-COMMERCIAL on lop plua water rlgnis. Caiia i l Beautiful home with equipment. Meadow Gold in r a ______AcrBapeiLcaXb temis. Can Renaa 7344i5iNor $9500- CARTER HOMES. now milking over 400 head. S irrigated. could plant »0f INDUSTTUAL-OFFICE Kiy at Real Estate Unllmlt-imit- excellent location. 2 'g Grade."A” shipplngrlghts. gpotatoes this year. Dickick 40 ACRES NW 'o l Jerome.r r Town.tr>d Country Realtors Site Location Services.: ^ 5 ______ed. 7314107.______bedrooms, I h baths. Call High production. Double 10 “ 73)4710 (Now located In tt>a JJc k 14x64 FLEETWOOD, 2 bdrm, Q ^with aulomalic equipment. ,e Grego™. FOUR SEASONSNS $80,000. 20% '.down. Cali ^ . BuikWo-auit & leaso^jack Judy Hoflman 326-6680 or Intermounuin Buikling on sues llreplace. U y window. LOOKIII yourqualilled lor a ^ Cowa & equipment avail*-I; IF » YOU’RE INTO HORSES, RlREALTY, Jerome. 324-7545S45 3244252eYeninas. 0“ ;proortms. Many silos $S8,900 loan at^2.S% letm, a Main Waat Realty aeroaa ^ this may be tho idoal place aranyllme.______Shoahone Sl. lo better serve^ available: Blue U k as. Ad-Ad- washer & dryer. Excellent 5 0® from Safeway 7344aia. •ble. ' etc. condition. 734-1492. gel you Inlo a new home on lor you with overythino you o170 ACRES WITH 2 HOMES.Is. FOR SALEI 33V.r Ac"res, "S.ca- w u j ______diaon. Kimberly Rd.. etc. l.S Acrea, close lo Twinrwin BY OWNER- 1120 sq.ll.H- :i75 ACRES AT BUHL. Out-, need. C Nice homo wllh 3 e,Small milking barn & nyon rim. Call' after «pm,pm, • JUST AVAILABLEl Com-}m- Contact: Gem S u te Realty.aaity. 1978 ALL ELECTRIC Falls. 17W SQ. It. 3 home, brick veneer, targe> 22 standing home. Dairy calf: bedrooms. 2 baths, garage, ment. corrals,ils. T & m v ______I I pietely remodeled 4 Addison Ave. E.. 7344400.XI. Crestridge mobile home, Bedrooms, 2 balhs. with;h a car garage, lull basement, aet-up. High deveiopment on 7.4 acres. Entire acreage - f ine shed, 2graineries,5S, ” I bedroom home on 10 acres 24x52 (1240 sq.ft.) alL azyJ. " Is completely lenced in. * real low down. Call Jerryy aat t Good neighborhood->a. p o t.n ll.1. 5 & lull water shares. Seller I. HAVE-SOME -BEAUTIFUL-;mi Ii southwoatoITwin Falls, lotsOla 2 COMMERCIAL LOTS5 In w/12x12 attached InsuUted Real Estate Untimiled.led, W0,000. Owner will help Ik Horse barn with stalls and _ -may m trade UP or DOWN.Xan I ol living space, redwood Xl50. ahop, porch & carport. On u b r roam." Powder'- Aiver. - ■*n SMALL_ACRE;aGES...you’ll I Jerome, 70x135 arxl 150x150. 73M107 Of 324-5822.------. . . nance. Call 7»»-195Kut ip-Ip - -"22 ACftE DA'iRYt 'C ow s-J- “ J e r r r Jackson at 324-5922 or hiyo lo aee them to"beifM^ : decks, h eat pump; carpeted, . Purchase bottt fo r J7 5 j»00 orOf comer lot w/lawn sprinkling — oointment. * corrals. 60 x120 indoor. rREAL . ESTATE UNUMITED inw I Jenn-AIre range, quality w>c- aystem. Features spacious feed available. arena. Excellent location. ,j =D them, and I’d love to show I iiin)e plan, 2 baths, heat p ump. - '‘15L -1200. SQu' aBEVIMLoI Old pfedpitron, water sonener,— (- ...... homo d n i tencod comBrlct- l<3- , a 0.ACR£S-DOU8 LE-10- a 0- -K. -260-ACRES- -In- Northeaat'tat' nience. one of tnemmayoe -J-Ja«k»or> ' at 324-6922 or REAt - [ world charm In exceileni 'KayGHbeft...... fH S577~ I ; ESTATE UNUMITED at i y Kitchen w/apptlances. 733- In Klmt>erly, large country Mead of cows available." RexKnodio□! ...... 543-5990 «corner ol Hammett In­In- lust what your looking lori area next to tennis court. Boumatic equipment wllh ' . 7334107.______Itllchan, comfortable living*'"0 Only «9.500. FekJtman- ' JohnT oik...... 326-5241 '«terchange. 160 Acres solidlid - 73M 082or32«354 room h ta Frankiln llreplace. JJ; 2500 gallori tank. ^Larry Hughes ...... 733-2271 aet. 100 Acres handline: 3rdird AFFORDABLE 10-20 Acrearea , Luxurloua Counlry Home ^ 1980 PEERLESS 2 bdrm. all Realtors 733-1888 or 734- .— ■ electric, Alaskan pack In- partial basemeni has IW ______Jim Varlay ...... 7344849 X®year In productksn. GoodOd close to Jerom e. $2250 par with 3 bedrooms; 2 baths,hs, ------paneled den and fruit room. _ :l60ACREDAiRY.olderbam, 'i!| term s. $546,000. Cali Globebe Acre. beautifully la n d sc a i^ with , ^ sulatkin, k)w heat bills. All • Jerry Jaclison...... 324-5922 L®' oil! on CemeleryLols set up. 733-7362-______08.500, Call Ed al MARKET. .low down. Owner will carry. TomRoyd ...... 3244912 "JRealty, 733-2626.______Iwo car garage & work shop. INO ASSOCIATES 7M4j7S.i? ' 526,500 - fl ACRES with a great view.9w. 3.79 acres. SuiUble for - = 1991 CONCORD 24’ wide, all ONLY 15.000 down and Great starter home. 4 29 Acres $175,000 Road fronUoe. pond, walerIter horses or other livestock. ,<^1, electric, storm windows, < Barnes Realty Call Harold Keithly 73J4071ori W CondominkBtuFofSala 1 assume loan on chelce_jlca bedrooms, family room, 1043 BlutLakea North REAL ESTATE S5 Acres $203,500 rights, aprlnkler Irrigated. LSi? ahingie roof, l«> bath. n i d i J i - . ----UNLIMITED______J3Acf«aJ2MJ300______or Main W esl Retitv 734- rden_ carpeted, much rnore._Your____ C2. older house can beka atartsd'you tinlsn. Priced ------73M227------Call Jim 432-U40 rACRFLOTwi Ib'aapleTTdia"ina- a w . ^ ^ - M r 2 bW - 2 B °view * & choice 2 or 3 B ^ ro o m s, 2 Jim P»uliw» ...... 54W930 ) 733^107 J I canyon view. This la an out- rpoved or converted to olilce BLUELAJ successlul — rated BalnSridge home OWNER; 2 bedrooth, T full u l l ______TERfRMS month I am pn ictlcalty sold)Id 3 LOTS In NORTH STARW •Garden Tub BROCKMAN’S basem ent wllh 1 bedroom 56,000 square footlot bbuilding on com- out ol homes. II you areire SUBDIVISION. $10,500 each.:h. • Heavy Insulation rental In rear. Small down, interested In any of thehe 324-4134.______• Composition Rool MOBILE HOMES rent type payments. 10S morcially zoned lot,ot, EExcollpn; location 640 ACRES on Black Mesa~ above acreag<'S or II you 3 miles noah of Perrlne ^ ERA* _ Proiect- Cali us for doUlts. ou 33 ACRES with lull water. ‘ Stereo ------)nlere6t.-635-8ih-Ave,-N,-. -- -with-aitvM abl*--11 f i > a « c l a g -fuve a-home-for-aaie and- .•AllKilchenAMllances------______Bridge.on Highway_93jnd____ ■ Roberi’Jo'nesRMlty I16BL. -oood solt-fn-new-seedtng.- interauieaOJunction. ' 733-6789. NoReallots. b y o w n e r ...... - . _ would like to tf.ljcusUlaling-ns- -Cloae-to-Buhi-eftd-owner-: . i«r_____Caa.YouB«iieYe__ — 733^04— .. "Jl with me pleaii'S call: _ flnanclnp. 734-0973.______Only $25,725??? Phone 734.Sl67or324-42C3.------^ 7 3 3 : 3^ ■ -■ ^ M STATE R E A L T Y ^ ’ - - Pfico Ineludes Bklning OWNER Is leaving slate, andind ______M M 7 ■ ------( ^JERFtY JA C K SON “ 35 ACRES on Snake River Is In a hurry to have a buyer 525 Blue Lakes Bfvd.N., S' tndselHjp ’ ■ MOUNT/UNHOME '**1 3 BEDROOM all brick home Real Estate Unlimited . rim. Owner finance al 9U%. ; »0AlfbaseRoad.Sa7-4l36 lor Ihls 2 bedroom home on in Kimberly. Carpeted, 733-5338 7334107or r44fl22 423-4355. Phone 73+«70.H-F .a com er lot. close lo shop­^0^ Slove, refrigerator, disposal.I. ping. Full price t25,000. with 2 balhs, 2 storage rooma,1, ------* .W U 00.a4aumablo loan.at‘•®'- -Ufoe-carport..-all-al«ciflc.. - • 9%. Take a look and make an citvwatar:t44.000.324-e284.. • - olfer. ------5 BEDROOM 3 BAYH homee ) with 2 car attached garageI ------_ 0(CELLENT condilion, 2 I, ------b e d fo o m s rn ja th s . diningInn on-IW acre. Special lerms. 0nlyj79,5009 room, with daylight base­ ment lo r future family room . Many oWer hom ex.ol lines J va/u9 to cftoose from. and 3rd bedroom. Localed in Kimberly. Priced at {33,500 CALL LOWELL WILLS RE- with U ,6oo down and seller ALTy, 734-799? Of 7334562. will carry balance. (01 OutOITOOTHomes BIO W OOD REALTY 734*551 ASSUME. w/Farm — Home. Wendell. 3 BDRM, OWNER WlLVsacrlllce low0* Jull_b3semenl._bath 4 Int.-assum. loan,-detuxe-3- near school. Lrg lot, »6,500. bdr 2 ba, llreplace. |enn-alre 53M 16r______range, dbl ovens, dbl garage, lenced yard, heatoil BY OWNER- Country home, pump, jacuul aqua spaini 1.8 A., nice neighborhood, 5 w /redw ood deck. In College^ bedr'oom home. 328-5I95. Meadows Subd. 734-5306- _ EXTRAORDINARY new 2 -PERFECTFORAOOLFER... story log house, lull base- this lovely home with to10 m ent, well sUrted bam & % a cres many extras I) is corrala, fruit trees, 9 fully localed only 1200‘ from .thelhe irrioaled acres. 834-4020, goil course in a small magicflic FARM HOME BUYERS- 3 valley lown. 2650 sq.lt..'xa-ca- bodroom home, attached thedral ceilings. 3 bdrms,ns, garage, large IMna room. • • tamity.nwKi,. ■ “ lava roCk llreplace, built-inMn W estern Realty 5*34494. view & % mile road frontag#. Very reasonably priced. Call Jerry Jsckson at 324-5922 or Handy.Realty REAL ESTATE UNUMITEDED - eiOSo.Uncoln BeicBelow you will find many'S'y'services avaiiabie fromim Magic K Vaiiey at 733-^107.______BBusinesses. us Check wilh' ourol Service Directory w whf hen you’re in PRICE o l »5,00Q and owner IN WENDELL, 3 bdrm 2 bath may carry back a second or home, large garden spot, neeineed of a professional Thehe firms1 Deiow.offer the fine:finest in service' lor prolessionaliy finished fimi- ' trade In your car or motor aand n d Qualiiy producis. Checkeck with_one and seei,.^, cycle. L et's deal on this onene ly room in basamont wilh V and get it sold! Cali Jerry at(I wot-bar. 155,000. Call Jayne. . Real E state Unlimlied, 7IK 107 or 324-5922. COMFORTTHROUGHOUT. SELLER SAYS SELL WITHFu warm cow 3 bdrm home, LOW OOWNI 3 bedroom squeelui clean, family room home In an excellent■n, & patio aro some of the neightxirhood. Family room,ml oxlVaa. $39,900. ^V^ bath, full basement, j!; TUCKED INTO QUIET large 2 car garage, large CHIMNEY SWEEP , 1, neighborhood. 3 bdrm home A-1 PAINPNQPA , c li 1 FURNITURE MINI STORAGE UNITS Q U A u m ujSONRY B o ? : fenced lot, assumable loan RERNlSiHINGi STRIPPINGnNQ with term s to QualiliodBd with spacious family room i lots ol extras. $46,500.______HouseHouse & businesses. Roa-___ Ho'Howard J. Melers 32^853>a______Need storage spspace?? Wlil do ail type ------b u y e f7 -« 6 2 i5 0 0 ^ ll-Jo ffy - - -Free------Chock— our . monthi) n th ly _ i— ,— alone ,— t __r.V&o ' gJ!' ~ _ Jackson al 324-5922 or flEAL a, 26 ACRES ON SCENIC ’ Qlven.Ph.734-^,. ostimat’^se. Antiques boughought seasonal rates...Cc.-.Contuiy Fireplace a6 brtckbri veneer ESTATE UNLIMITED a| & sold. Sodavs Antique At ‘ ROUTE 75 near Bolievue, je At- Automotivo Machine,lino, 73i3- apeclalists. Flnfat~ilBkT l a i d ^ ' =B pw lalU ino- in-- Cola ”L -MufllBelLll2.£lfiO—: —------i l ^ r u o U k e s “BIvd. N.'------Duothenn, iniBnhem rrrATcumoovanne«7ine:rflSL-733.— . r r ^ — ------^^tovefed-peitorneftiefrtpm r ‘ welcome insurance & realII ------aewer rock. Nonhwes' up & delivery - _____ frult-l;oo3,.3hods..corrals,- _ esialo-work.-Olck-Erdmann— .12M,______Wfl3Cfl_lufincBa._24, ------fencod-paaturo adoqu»to.[OL -OFnCET7Tr:TT732W3ir “ ADVA?kDVANCEDMODUUR ------aaalce^-Yourwa-HeaH 4JiS215...... ------. -WTER'TAXSERVlCESriNCr M n r i “ tmetvdoctoh ------T-horae.--calves, or-sheep: -sozarnBWBirrnrrajfcSew ------—— ------STOWrroRAQE------1"^' .. Coollno. 7344^8. 5,' BevMorettI...... 3244334 Musl a ee to appreciate. 26l Lel an expert prepare your youi _____ ;______Orchard Dr. W. 734-2477.7 John K oett'...... 3244057 Now'Jow ronlingr( units in several EOECONOMY FURNACE ^ _____ Grand openinpeningl Free Dot Handy ...... 334-4339 taxes In tho privacy ol'your youi PORTABLE WELDiNQNO estim ates. AllMi sesentice ouar- I >58.000.______dimon:limensions. 733-5302 or n home. Call for appointmoni j 8yne_Fields •••^ •j.3 2 4 ^ _ ____ .734-487'34-487\. _ ...... _.ChiChimney & Iree standing tmont a nteed. 50% di ! -. - WANTED TO BUYI-From atovos" 'cioafiod. Expetl-t ' "" - 73300ii7. ------RepairdalrYS-tarm-fl■m equip- SStlal security — — I owner, all brick home, 10 BACKI enced. Reasonable. 733-i. JOB SHOP . m ent, build holdlnaina M ns 7344168.______' yoars or older In Twin Fails.I® IN BUHL: 2 bdrm homo. backhoT Si!' and feed manoera. 536-4 .1 aluminum sidldng, carpel- 7234.723 TBEESERVKEiCE No ag en ts or realtors! A F'enonal Personnei Minimum requlromonls: 3 Ing, large kitchen, partial - Monr BackhooI Sorvlco.' Top ofinel ______' .k w i c e k ______------Ddrmsr'? batnsT'dbt oitnnirrJ------basement,—q a rd e n -a paee.- —------80li,.-_ 80li,.-_fock.-=dlrt—moving,— = ____ Safftet»--^200_Slxm. Ave,Ave,___ .-PflQFESSK)NAL------5* • Excollont cond. 733-7108. ------septicse^sysiems, excavation. EMEMPLOYMENTSERVICES North.. 733-7152.______PHOTOGRAPHER Trimming, remov•emoving, limbs bsml. No overpriced nomos. ’ ------tf-jou-navo'a gonuifirnbod'd ' ■JEROME’TOWNHOUSE for' ‘ " ------JQNE5.1-QLASS.______cul & lowered hyi ______y "VVa Plice PeopJoV' ------' -Ktjn-Sandilof.-Wiil-eII- photo------733-2Sttor734.ta . ______lo sell send full details to:}: Sale. 2 bedroom, m bath SNELUNG i SNELUNG...... Box 15&S Pocatello, 1063201. with calling cabio mat. bulll ...... BUiLObuildrepairremodel *' Commercial & Reaidoniisl.miijl, flraph anyihing. any CHANGING 1033 Shoshone Street North.’• Free eatim ates, Stormjlorm anvwhore.Phone324-/t2 l% 'l’®' WALLPAPER HAN in range. Located al 600 So. Twin Falls. Idaho. 734-2550. Fillmore. Jerome, Idaho. Small lobs a specialty. For a '*'*1 wlndoiM & doors. 734475514755 ______Experienced.I. Free 100% financing to ollglblo .priceprice you can live with. _ or a lte r hours 423-5195,•5195, PROFESSK)NAL : estimates. RReasonable opplicanls. Conlact FmHA, ^Bi217?. 2 \ : EWEMPLOYMENT SERVICE ' 32fr40:;a-______SECRETARIAL SERVIC;WICES rates. 734459696 or 7733^ 9- • • f t 111 E. Avo. F, Joromo, ID. • MASSAGE AT MIRACLE^CLE WALLPAPERING/«NGAND This property sold wiinout BUILDINQ*B*U^ REMODELING NNEW | HORIZON’SS HOTSPRINGS 24 hours. Wo pick» up and - INTERK3RPAINT1IMNTING regards to race, color, re- PERSONNEL. Wo can holp'P deliver. Done lo to your - YOUR LOW iNTERESTT ■liglon,‘ sox. age, national or- All typos construction. YOYOU Iind IhoriQhliob. Roal-li- Therapeutic massage only. apecillcatlons. MacNeicNoil En- . Claireen & Bea 1are still at LOAN IS ALL ARRANQEO... iQln. or mariui suius. Tho Rougl'Rough lo llnish. Speclaillos. istiistio foes. 409 Shoshone10 For un appointment, call ^34-6535i or 734- it-wllh 25 yearsars eiexperfencel when you buy this attractive0 covarnment reserves Iho 734.257Bor32W864.TU-is: SirStreet Soulh. 7344844. Mani(arSue.543-6324. 423-48fi2or7334»J3-6990. ’ brick home. 3 Bedrooms,I, right to rejoct any and ati —;------and-3-bathroom e.- Conve-K oflors. - niont family room near a MUST SELLI Nice 3 bdrm • supdr kitchen. Big base­ homo with 4acres. Excollont ment for recreation room1 location. Closo lo town & . and moro Bedrooms. Central'' high • school. Very air, autonullc sprinkling3 ' ’ reasonably priced at J45,000. system and covered patio.• Cail934-45^orS34-43;4. ' Exceilont location. Yes, ov- ervthino vou oxpected in a ------lukiiry ■ ■•'■homfi------Is!------NEAT-AND-CLEAN-okter; — horo...EXCEPT THIS LOW; 'homo in nice northeast PRICE. Now roducod 10'. 'Jerom e locationr-close to '»4,900.llyourserlousaboul park. I Energy elficlenl 3 bedroom, garage, attractive .'buying a home wo suQflest | :you act quickly.! Immediate now ' Biding, and fully in- .poaaosalon. ' j sulaled throughout. U i,000. Call Norma Herzinger. 733- 92S5. “ -CANYONSID&flEAlrTY------—— B ^ oour i] ServiceLOcBusinf < less?— __^ 733-1082 or 324-33M ■ can — -NEW -3 BEDROOM wllh lull in be listedI iin this R e a l t y ~ 1basemeni, FHA appraisal $43,000. COI Gem Drive. Kimberly. OPEN. Wil! sell ■ Direirectory Dail 7 3 3 - 4 0 7 9 ibolow appralsat. Call buiid- or. 4 2 : ^ 3 or 423-4441 Joy[!eCo'to'7r:^r:*J3347B7, o « ^ tlmei 3 lineines h ...... - D iv e H a m le t l...... 733-4030 '“ TTiCE~^tOEfl~.homa,Un-} - , Gooding. ( 3 to 4 bdrms, 2 ----- B 3 0 - DDays ; ------« 2 3 • 0 9 ------. - story, • jusl riaht lor aniique I M onday. ft^ruary9.1981 TIniioa-Nows,lew s. Twin F alls, Idaho B-8 R e n t a l s ______^ 07< . JtolClltolniiwna; _to^_Fum^AcL40v»l«iM -?S* _064 Ufrfum.AfHDuottiM CO______WmtTonerrt o^o Wanted To a iy c a - - hn\.H0MW- -"5 WAHTEO TO REHTl We are f 7H ^ FOR OLD BIOS. FOR SALil PIANO In i - -^P l£X -fgm l»fiafl,i bdrrS. L 1- - i . ^ 2- BORM apts. In ' jIJ marrted'S J couple, Ute 20’a. ^ excellent condltkin. Call; 077 flowntowa— F i l« .n s a ra 4 _ " ‘y i ^er-e Key 4 Buce. 3314th 077 RadiO.TVtSlSfeo C78078 Fumfture A Carpets i" - AVAIUBLE now"3 Mrm 2 « ______U ------furnlturi4C arpaia______*150 4 deposii A viil^o Iwrnltore, lum 1135 4 *180 ♦ *50 W e a t.T g ^ B .------SBE console SWilson lower. B0< . o n U . mobM home in tamliy rww ^ .733«l8. gep< >le, no chlWron. 1 cal. We k: e l e c t r c guiui, b o o k c a s e double bed,'’ ' — court. Fof» renU uI*. S«cv- - teppsil.^10jpr}2*«i2. leed a 3 BDRM home or a 2 M beam, super scanner, misc. box sprlngj, mattress, triple MR .d’ MRS DRES9ER, ta re s '- ,lty a .p . fMuKM. T X U m exc t ellen t neighborhood. 2 2 ~ BORMe all electric, a/c. 3DRM BDRM w/basemenl; would 1*1M O N E Y ? Ki! 7334470 alter Som.______dreidresser. Very good cond. mirnmirror, roomy and nice. SiO- inytlme. ______»warm atudk). ifH . Single carpeted, c*n draped, fully ike m ■ -2 baths, carpet & We buy>uy gold 4 Silver, rings, fo r SALEI 13" MGA color *25C*250, In Kimbeilv.324-2000. 7733-1757 3 ^ . twtva.mofeer.734-7iCB. “ ^ OLDER uprlghi pUno. *375. NE OF BUHL- 2 b«3room ^ eouipped kitchen, m bath, Irapes. We hve own appi. -coins.J. po»tt 889-7785. « ______7P4383 — A + A. Attncttvd ind fWMBERLY APARTMENTS 2 2 BEDROOM8 Duplex, extra MerchandiseU a r r Avaltable. 3 Mrm wfDsmt. ' Fomlshed1Bdrm.*iio bdrm in lull basemeni. '2 s l i Mfaae, OJfl+dop. 73M037 _ <23 / -AVAIUBLE ImmadlatfllyLl- _3n Hftm _3nlA va.E. ^ 33 BtBDRM 4 2 bam. bum-lns. 2 300; 734-8704 - Irom- -1 —^ Bedroom house. S32S momn nNO( DEPOSIT REQUIREO, I car garage, yard, carpel * .Bi£ami:30am-5-.XDm.______\ deposit. Call after 5pm, ^ I 73^2M «sk tor Blayne. APTS, pf a HOUSES. PETS OK drapes, drac laundry room. *320. BRUN!BRUNSWICK 4 UNCER I FROM *65 TO *280. T34000. 1024 1 ^ Locust StN., 734-7035. OOL POOL TABLES, new 4 used. d ^n . 1 ivi I CANYOUanomnsooriflss : ^ accessories. sales 4 \ i M T f ■ ROOMY 1 B«3room, J 3 BORM i duplex. Twtn, * « « « per month paymenis? NO ;■ . chck)so-ln. Married coupie or garago. qari stove, dishwasher, ssnlervlco. ict Jam es Clark 733- V ~ r* MONEY DOWNl Ooslno I mirrulure single. No pets. Ref- Slsposal. aisp carpeted- Water S«C1^«L______I T costs ;SOO or less. Then you ' erences. : deposii. Utiiiiies paid. P*id N opets. S295 month + CAROI:AHOUSEL-llreplaoe.-000------1 - - can own a new 3 bedroom «« . ^ ^ ^ ^ 8 5 . Erlit Andersen, 3eposil.f?S-537B. d ^ ______3-I' triple tripl wati. roof Hashing. I homo In Klmberiy or ' K K C l C''' sparkipark arrester, celling I Jerome. Con- ’■ ^ ■ STUDIO APARU1ENTS-*IM W ® ______Booms. For Refll j suppoilupport included.423-5829. ___ I Qfln . CLEAN 2 bdrm home (or ' /„! Ro o m m a t e n eed ed , very i -:-lumlahed.Cail73M28V.” * : roorroomy new modern home. -“)ox,_iool«.-New-4-«sed.- “ ,-1 — ^ renl. w/slove & Irig. C a ir ^ ',^ ■43-5168. *170-______™ alter Bom 73MQ19. '.TWIN FALLS. Sludio lum, , *150nSO covers all expenses. ; apartment. eiecUiclly paid. ■ n*-aS48.______CLEAhLEANING HOUSE! Would CLEAN 2 BEDROOM clos«.'. *1U. 1 BDRM partly hTm, SHA ike to soil baby stroller 10 school. W/D Hook-cp, i ,j, SHARE SIZEABLE nice trail- [‘^o ‘‘ ; apt.*155.4r-&36fMll»et. : e r i *10); hlgh-chair (SIO); loam t?OQ-f deposit- 73Ma47. sr home, reasonable, no ' 1 BORM. *125 mo. W uher S ^ OiiHJrlfier. Alter 6om 7344489. tacked drapes, gold. In like ™r-irr- CLEAN 2 eeOROOM plus dn dryer, no kids or pets. Xmas : 2! ROOMS Rt for rent in new i dan. Good area. 7W 163- (xj‘bonus,734-77W eves. dout IS Fjmv'mars' Market OM______Farms For Renl 102 102 ______Cattle ,12112 Ifrlgationi lU11^ Famlmpiemenu loubiowido mobile home. alls before1 2PM days or- ^ for Sale or Rent; Nice clean i"!1 BORM and STUDIO, every-: » com m plole w/washer. dryer & J; WANT TO RENT a larm 60 to THE VERY BEST IN DAIRY' n'sUSED turbine 4 centrilugal IH I 2 bedroom counlry home, mi reek-ends. DAY SLEEPER. OK - -• ' FertiWiTppSoa- ^ IH 660 D iraclor w/4-wheel thing-him. eiceni lights.: Vilcl-lilchen - facilities. - *1S0 • 200 acres. Have own HEIFERS. HEll good seloellon o,?,pum ps & motors, save 30 to drivdrive, excelleni for land oarage, oulbulldlnga. {1X >ri iftor2pmcati423-ei4i;------w a nt" TO THADE manure oouli Adults. 203 4th SI.N. 733-2853 monnonth. 734-5731 or438-»33, PLEASE no Sunday calls equlpmenl 4 fliunces. Fllei, close-up clos springer heifsrs. 4 M%, IDAHO PUMP SUPPLY, plarplaning or larm use. Has dopoill -f 1st & lasl monlh. or nr 734-5325.______^ ~ itraw for Ihe '81 season, Twin j^ in or Buhl area. Write Boi 300 3001 to 400 lb-heilors. Chuck 733733-5535; after 5pm 733-7918. pjerplenty olpower.4364914. tW /m o 7U.?171______- <edrocm, furnished, some MahogMahogany and peach ,- r n r i old hellers. MARK ^ 6325 or Tj J-0710. yumIlllitlos-Call 733-8234. veneeren_eorlop.324454_1^____ ALFALALFA SEED lor spring line ol1 late model larm m>- ^ 0360 weekdays. 7754589 Um4am or after 7pm.______wiih garden. CBO monlh + chlnery. 10 yeara farming DONALD-LINE DOh ONE X bred ^ 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT. f ITr ting, top quality, limited chint eves. 4 weekends,______JD jo 4630. cab 4 air, . deooail-No pels. 423-5067. ' ' -URN. 1 bdrm.. all utiiilles EPSOSiPSON MX-80 printer for Jmounf experience. 42^4089. to to STRAIGHT LINE ONE real nice, Cc.ll734-6aM. mciu unt In some variaties. expe WANTED: (80) 3" aluminum quaiquadrange; (2) JD 4430. cab - g r ea t-----LOCATWH____3. nciuded_excopt propane._ TRS-MRS-60. New factory carton, ai^I wantlo-buy leaf cutter -wAN SIRE, 15_ho»d registered WA bedroom home, oarage, 3 ROOMS' I bath. *160 in-' ~S120.:i20/mo. + dep- 73i42«a. 'm lg's WANTED larm land to renl m - - aMark f r i Donald cows.^red to' handllnos 4 6.8.410" aluml- 44-alr;-JO-4230.-cab;-OaTtd a ------boards wfbeea,.Ciil _JercJerome-Eden-Hazelicn _ Brown 1210: JO 1020; AC 840 (enced back yard.' stove,' -ciu ’ Clu d a s-an • uiiiiiiej;- Aduils; n^ICEIc £ 2 BDRM 12x50 mobile Cable'.able extra. Immediate de- 73M 141 straight Mark Donald Stie lor - jnum u j mainline, used. (801) Bro< no pets, 733-2669, ------3141.______area. Share crop or cash rJ'* 825-7223. or hi-2331. unll ■«niculat6d“ -«rtlc ioader;—2 yd------C20 month. Call Shannon lom e trrfiter. t143 month * m o n .. : SPRING PLANTlNG-wfl .renl.renl. 825-5032. March 1 calving, Jim Eakin 734-8370 M-F.______Horefords. Jerome, 7884061 ^3250.______budbucket. Bill Louohmiiier ■ ■ I ■ dopeleposll. No pets. Refer- > all Ihe popular public 733-5781- KIMBERLY, New 3 BORM. 2 k inces. Call326-5Ba7. FOROR SALE S To Be Moved- isffeiie>ties of allalla lor the 098 099 PastureForRwl 0rKeHhHlKs36-2Q2i: ^ ------. WATER RIGHTS - - » Utifum,Aol'tDuptoM 2'x20' garago. *150 or best m,q|c 35 BLACK ANGUS. S Short­ -UTC--MOOEL- iraciors 'S up & 1 down, basemeni. 2 — 5MALL 1 BORM. private lol. I2'x20' other farm machinery lor (ull baths, lamlly room, 075 AOAOULTSonly.3bdrm.Patio. no10 pets.p *100 + *& deposit. q!!2LZiller.734^. ______[ihontc PASTURE WANTED lor 3 lo 7 horn ttorr hellers bied to 6.256.29 shares of Twin Falls horses.™ C^all 734-7712, ask lor here sale. Machinery Connection ♦ Qeo- < z a ^ 7 .______TTorraco.Flroplace.*325-oi WJLCM Locust. 733-2703. -PRANXTIANKLIN Fireplace stove, AltoOe1 Oekalbs now 167 brand. 2, herelord bull. Calve March 1. CarCanal Co. Waler Rights. “ J® RIINWtRPftOPPRTlPQ [ —~ Susan. ____J____ fe ri Barton Sonrtef 6434842:------ja o 6 7 8 - ^ . ______- -KIMBERLY,' fenced yard.------' ■ irass brass knobs. Reducer. Twin1 FsFans can-ATTKnuifson *400rpef-9harMr best oiler. 73V4383 058 058 Office t Business Rwttl Screen«reen. Like new. *125. 734^}45C1450. 733«80; Kim- , « 5YEAROLDBullalobutl41 PJliPhone 5434724 eventnos. — roomy 2 bedroom homo. — 100 LhestockWinled NEWN ti HOLUNO Super 1049 t t&5 * utilllles. 423-«4a3. AL'ALL ELECTRIC duplex. 2 APPROXIMATELY SflO sq. ft. *^2:51532-5263------borlv-Cif-Charies Kllmes 423- year old female call lor sale. Bale Wagon- Phono 543- Jxann3.dfln.ilLM)Dli»nc«3.2 ------5655:: Je Jeromo. Paul Beckman ______~ 5244810.______YOUR HASTINGS ^6062. • N r OF'BUHi:^6aiutlfut-^- »vallibIe-U«ch_l..„l98t______, IRRIGATION ^ LOCAted'»no6T Biue u k e s • — fl47:. Murtaugh. Frank . -7-YEARLING red Angus bulie bodioom, all eleclrlc; " ^ I M B E R L Y ^ ekor 432-5519: Wendell 1^ PIPE DEALER OLDER 1.000 Bu. Grainen. lirepljco. carpeted, double Blvd Noriti In Gafford Feder- n i and 3 year old herd sire. All , *50, good lor wood or grain cleaning fee. 733<08l. McCord 536-2029: or anG al*750each,32W371. ForFor lop quality gated and ♦ * ' garage. River view. 2 acres 11 Building. Oood access PRESCHOOL r l Ray M ANGUS BULLS- production >1*? storage, U-haui; Looking lor APARTMENT FOR RENT- and klool-John Shobe 664- records. Pecoi Birth weaning 4 ■ malmain line aluminum pipe, pasture. References pre- *P in d free parking. Caii Bruce ;iown Clown Town child care 4 Tex-llowkrig^^n^S^^plles. Orj^grain leeder on rubber In (erred. $350 monlh & dam- loclocated downtown Wendell, Mocham Moc al Globe Really, pre-setre-school. Ages 2V4 and lia:— yearling weights. Pioneer IM104______Horses Te> flood condition, 423-5321, age &'cleanHip deposit. No umunfurnished. 2 bdrm. slove, 03-2626- 733-: ______•_ up.p. Snacks Si 4 hot meals FULLL I LEAF CUHER bee Herd. Rerd Sptlnp Cove Ranch, jTJET r ON 4 IRISH CHARGE i ds for sale. 678-2871. BHss-.3sj^42f2. Bliss Rt.2.Klmber1y4234847 OLl'OLIVER Superior 6-row bean pols.543^._. relrig,. re no pets, 1125 mon- cOfcCOMMERCIAL BUILDING erved. We are dependable boards 1 fillys. 7/8TB, snallle bit. .t - planler, good cond. on steel nd give the best ol care and THREEEE Cuttings of I960 ANGUS ANG BULL, registered, futu;f u t ^ colt, gallcplng. 4 0 0 'ol 6" Steel PIPE, *1.00 P'?.[ NICE 2 BDRM 12x50 mobile ' lor lease. 48x125-, parking o e rfo o l.934-5370. . w/hiller discs, steel box. — home In Filer. W 45rnonm >- l ,'stol-.25al25‘._offlce .apace._ . ’aining. Singing, educa- allalfa.fa. 100 ton fit *75. Take coming comi 2 year old. Mon 324-1 hoe type se e d placement...... deposit. No pels. Reter- .AHRACTIVE I * ' 1 Bedroom wort•forking area, near Post Of- onatprograms^gamos^arts' "all.733-:33-2667. Reposa' Rep< G Breeding,' 423- -nmTINK JONES- lor horse LocLooking for a particular S12£*1250.423-5753-______. cralts. Drop-ins welcome. —■ — —5168.evenlngs, 5168 . onces.Call328-5M7. 1 «P«apartmeni. Appliances, lice. tlco. 7354439 or 7IM315, * ^ralt: breaking 4 training. Weir'y brand nam e? Check lha ONE LL246A John Deere water, garbage. S in * *tOO ------— Caillocail today 423-5S79. ^ e quipm ent listed In our QUALITY 2 bedroom home, i I?*, Hay. Grain t Feed BUCK BLAi ANGUS cows with AcreAcres-^44031.3244382- press wheel drill. Ono B206B I deposit. Washer/dryer MOST-lOST- UNUSUAL, most .-t t TTT calves, bred back. 53»6738. a LL C lassllled columns- 733- J'®' ideal for elderly coupio. 2 ^ ALFA- 43 Ion 2nd. 42 Ion ALL TYPES OF HORSES John Deere grain drill- 324- walking distance lo *:-2ihookup. Call 733-2873______. # . . . . beautlleautllul accordlofl-plealed. - iiK H COLOSTRUM-STARTEO bull bouiboughi. eold. traded. Plenty •—' = ___ 28K EXCEPTIONAL 2 bedroom. • ^ alghanIghan, earth tones, *60, calves lor sale, 324-5042. of downtown i churches. Fully 67&-2Q7 VALLEY WELDING carpeted, lirepiace, sun . Dishwasher, Ols relrlgeriior. 7&-207B. Buriey.______k5£!zJl DAN SHANK HAL 113 Fimi 8 flinch Supplies ’ range. Private utllllY wllh 1UFFLERS insUlled while ALFALFALFA* approx. ISO ton of & MANUFACTURING porch, fenced yard. Adults, DO YOU NEED 4 SONSANGUS — re ! hook-ups. Air cond. West ol ou wall. Complete Mulller i 2nd. *65 por ton; 45 Ton Registered q . . i and commercial Pacllle Farm Bodies No pots. MOO. Call 733^081 ^ h « :rop_S70.ton,_423j235:._ HORSE BREAKING AGRICULTURAL or7i?-7M0. .______I 1 CSI.OS Adulis, no pals. *260 CS■orvice- including custom 3rd crop bulls for sale. cefcBefore7:30am4afler4:30pm - monlh. .166 Crestvlew Dr. uals for car and ptckuDs,----- ALFALFALFA- 1980 lat or 2nd 326-4336 or 32M271 ( call ^ 1 1 ...... ,....,~73^1 , - RNANCING Sor^lceBodles . . _ • RENTORLEASETOOWN S73H360 ? "______. .,_ .. P 9 YOU NEED cutting. HL-CZll. -■1 ■. C.~:'T_.,e(CitocCELLENT Holstain apr- HOP . 3 bodroom. 2 balh. dM --L''>2 - . •-i>i3«RETARy7 S05 ^ghc Shoshone'S tV South. ALFALF H ORSES'^Oft SALE, all Hell Holst J tn g rc»m. family room. " ALFA, 1st. 2nd. 4 3rdl Inger mgei helfora. Dams average ago'aoos,C all 3244905. woi ^ r . fireplace, o ira g a r ------^— 7.FALLS APARTMENTS______lEW 2-Pleco Sno-moblie cullinasngs. Approximately 1600 MEm E 16463 1 ib milk. 713 Ib lal, Specializing In dairy cows, ------In aprime location?------ull. sTk .U. 536^2915:------" l onTCaTCan324-<196:— “ MoSi -WE_PAY_.CASH_for_uaed • g ------equlpmenl.— dairy ___—CorrvoiioraiDitchers.. <■ ______much more! Olf Falls East, 'I «Under New ManagementI Mosrcalf-by-mid-March: —saddles 4 uck, VlpKer's 1 & 2 bdr. apartments. Wirm Andcan'lallordll? 3524615. ______^ equipment, and Interim t*40 por month, security de- 1 “ If so call 734-2550 OLK-AUDIO speakers. ALL 33 'CUniNGS hay, 105 ^ Saddlery, 733-7096. 2Vi miles west ol hospital on _^«!LJoUl_allftt_5Dm_42i_ & _ frlendfy alm0}068ffl______larmarUCaxdan tunnr_ore;_ _ ton.taki money. Contact Norria Irish. 2V^ 1 •16—Y E A R -old_Q urB bffid_fM . H«vy- 30, right on Clear Spr- Beginning t1 » month. — impilfier and power ampil- atTENI JM A Ag LganlnQ.^ofaca. _Hw> ENTION FEEOERSi Inger"hellers, Ingei cows, breed- “quartorhorse. ou7 buckskin £37.637-«421>ome543^14. Box nngTDtivoTTwTn'TSnr mgi ------^ -— 1 Dishwasher, garbage dis* AVAV ^LA B LE April 1st- new or. - Soiitaro - catal Custom:om tub-grlhdlng, sta- Ing bulls,1 4 open hellers, ^ .r i RENT 3 B onn houi«. BuH. ‘ )lflco space in the Falls HUmor m are'w /0 papors. Cati 7S3- -95, « Haoerman,ldaho, 1 73M 261 posal available. Close to offlc lamond wedding aet. 543- tionaryiry or transporting ol all Cati Call DonI Harris al 324-5860. 5m 4 U25 monlh. No restrictive college, jfr; schools & shop- Psrolesslonal rol Center. 734- 2544 after 6pm ______, ' covenants. Eve's. 733-9630. ______types s ol Allalla lorage, FOR pOR SALEI 7 yearilng ------^AfWANTED! Disabled Iractoia. ping. Children welcome. 6M *686m ______Q u fli: 4 YEAR old registered thor- ’ ATTENTIONa DAIRYMENI irucitrucks, cars, impiemonls 4 SMALL 2 bedroom home, hui )UEEN sl:e hide-e-bod *90, 4&6151115101423-5157. Hereford Here bulls. Call 5364441 Jugi , Quincy. o3FFICE F F BUILOINO lor renl. uMexican e x iu velvet painlings *5 DAIRY t Stalls 4 pipoline are In slock serascrap Iron. 734-1787,______chlldron and pots allowed. ; ' CALL734-66IX ^ 2 0 lY HAY-3rd cutting, 300 1120 eq, ft, ConUci; An- , *20,» aboul 6d‘ new wiio ton. 3 3 airing bales, airaw r at all limes. Magic Valley JJT;WANTED TO BUYI Iront car­ ______' l ,LUKES u l MGKT: Urge slu- dorslo rso n Blake Fay insurance, lencinc OOODSElECnON - ?fi5 YEAR OLD APPALOOSA DahDairy Supply, 3 2 ^ 1 . TWIN FALLS, 3 Bodroom, 2 tncing *40, 2 blonde ond covered.red. *80 ton. 637-6313. 2 rier and weights lor JO 4030. dlo’s & 1 BOR Apts, Heal. >29 529 Main Ave Easl. Twin. Jb le s OF MODERN TYPE Filly. Fliiy *700, Phone 532-4486 or CQICORRAL; Exc cond. Will c;allCall 4234229 momlnos- bath. ;250 doposil. Avail waler,slovo.refrlg. ^,.1 734-5325, 733-'’33-1611.______^ a.423. SALE- 800 ton Isl cut- ^ 4364562 aller 6pm.______m j, Feb 10th, No pots. 825-5027 m *80perlon;350ton2nd, REGISTERED . ^ mako good deal lo remove. JWINSLOWtIn SCALE lor sale. 7^2fl«^ ______p'Sii>RIME OFFICE* 720 sq.ft.. R cT sr 6 YEAR OLD Palomino mare. 543-543-56^1 or 54^652, altorSpm,______lEASONABLY priced, al- *5^ion;on; S20 ton 3rd. *65 ton...... ANGUSBULLS------S Ideal- -lor__ feed__ lot__or______' NEW ALL ELEC, 2 bdrm AddiVddison Ave. E. across Irom iraciivc'active, quality conslruclod Excoileililenl quality. 637-6338 or a2YI flenlle,Trr^U 4B 48. pAfFARMERS 4 RANCHERS; dairdairyman. Wili mix own food, 1 BEDROOM house in Flier, duplexaui In Jerome, Includes AlbeM bortson's-Ph. 733^102. ||*epij' .2 YEAR OLDS VS! replace Inserts 4 froo 837-6269> m ______• .16» 16M0NTH0L0S • Good gas air compressor 459-'459-1426,4594914.543-5906. \ Available Feb 15th, Caii slove,n o Irig.. utility area in standirlanding stoves. Will burn qoqd 1 IB ______Horse Equlpiwnt w%w /largelank- S995.733-3077, 17^-8771 aftor4pm. each ^ac unll. garage. No pets. ID HAY FOR SALE, any • «4Yi 4 YEARLINGS ^ 1973 1048 NEW HOLUND PRIVATE OFFICE coaloai or oi wood. See working .mQuntunt. 733-4174.______BIO HORN SADDLE, 15^^ INVINVENTORY REDUCTION atacSlack cruiser, exceilont . *250 month * *150 deposit. ■f demonemonslration. 423-5634, NOW^V8lHb!8■3^4jj40.. lor sate, 1st 4 2nd J|. Inch, *250.7344848. SAISALEI Straight wall, ail steel conicondition, 733-5423. . 1 BEDROOM HOUSE S SECRETARY sEARSEARS SHED lor saio. cuttinn JIM BROOKS& SON '2£S—4—building. tjuii w'x7S'xl2'6". in NO DEPOSfT REQUIRED. ng. S70 ton. Cali 7B8- Hazellon, Idaho 1975 ACME 40 potato planter W'*6Vi', *150 or best olfor. 2™ '" “ ' 108 - Sheep coucolor, includes 12x10 double i/nw/gandy applicators, wat­ J125 monlh, « 0 deposii. AP]APTS. 4 HOUSES, PETC OK. t400.*5O0/MO BilQhl34weokends t ^ 825-5065, 62»4018ore2MI74 l'l slider. 3070 walk-ln door, rl'S, FROM*65TO*2aO. 734000. FOR SALE-»-00. per ______APPAPPROXIMATELY 100 bred m chdog accousllc seed 3121^ 3rd Ave. W. Call 734- FR( *7100 delivered. 324-3643 or monitor 4 potato seed belt 4089 for appolntmenl, RE-REALLY NICE 3 bdrm brick (N (N olll’aNotAMIsprinir) gj. , Phone 543-4837- HEREFORD ^ERI 4 BALLY cows, ew es, lamb in.April. *85. 543. SHIRTSISHIRTSl 5434724.______^w w m ______: l ' - loader ^ S for planter. Also duplex. 1205 Evergreen Dr,. FOR SALE- 734-5693 som 80m« e. simmenlal cross, PORTABLE CORRAL L«1 Lyout-coaUaJilotioUhBtl- — . ' 6gm, or 3244161 alter 5 most ^1( within 60 days. Ali BAB Lockwood super Marit VI -TwlTrF#ll3rNew-carpel,-lifc- -iL y c BABY UMBS (or saio, well panels, S'x20'. *80, Call L. C. _polato nnlj. harvo_sio^w/l,000 to' baths, dining rm. large laml- ihls.his.for your ollice including prBU’ lostotrsr-vaccinateO.- —start Hanson, No pots. 423-5074 ■Btartod—Your-cholcer886- —jJbllAblb~ln Fllor'32g46B5:------" y540 o , reduction gear box,'WIII alters,______>yly 'rm, washer- dryer area, hoatloat. iighls. lanitor sen*ico. Thehe Timos-Newa Ti Advcrtls- maltT*" BARLEY STRAW, ^ "d t l IB 4lh call, 9344462 2761 t(u»-you'-«crotary_{donrt- Jays, 8344904 fcvea.— ■—------Rack for, Pickup.. Phono _SQli .soli soporatoly.or as pKg,______(Jr2 Bodroom Houses In’’ I ta le s .-F o r Sato.-Call • 7 i w i 4 . . ------L-aeai- aeatra434952Pi^SC94,- - ...... orgot lo lnclude your oiner J jSiSBi-A l i n v j iSiiK TS HhHEFORD B~ULLS^ 75 h W —-^10 110- -Pounry&FtoMis JEROME. Both/basemenls. •MW.-OYER C03HP.' . we- Shlrts- hirts• (3-S - m ile)--4- STAND-BY- powor genera- 18771877 4WD HEGI HI-BOY —RB33onaWr^''Ice(JrCar3oir jfW NrTOR-25V'0F "VOUR lANURE SPREADING* -+-TOP HEIFERS- irh e a d .' — lavo )usl Ihe answer lor you. ••Rim-TRlm-To-RIm Run T-Shirts , .! y . All Clean pedigrees, regis- H2 lors for milk 'b arn, larm, spras^yer, reasonable. 536- spw. Very clean. *160 S J180 INCOME. JEROME AND a Custom .Farming- ______Woalton .euss. 734^00.- ~ l------<7.3f.i mile)mil lor only *3.00, We - lored, banjia teaied. Judg- -r= homo. Hoddor Eieclric. 2W6 — deposii. 324-2834______.BJJ 'o u 'll havo your own private hav«-1'a«-lots-of-Men-s-9meli. :96443264703, 733.1699------— . ^ ------,2 P 'STUDIO /^ l, partly fum. Zffic ino 10:00 f^ebnjary 20.- Salg „ ATTENTIOfiFARMERS-i-^ AT ■(2) CURL CUP TYPE^-roii------2 BEDROOM, carpet, ,S J ‘ iffico in a large oflice com- medlunledium. largo 4 oxira large- STRAW ,FOR...SALE^v -i2?30 STEEL BUILDINGS. poUpytato^ ia n te rs . 1973 model.______-4iuJ;--.i^.KrRM^pi,janiy .-.Swi, t,nlTOT50fl6. 12:30 FebfUiry-Tirc^Ing' _DEMDEMANDISGOOD STE — TTO75T5/drTrlO,''el(5»o to- iWx“ -wtth— la ise = o llio e - slieram l i e r j roilw rofi’S'modlum' -*mounii County’ Fairgrounds. Idaho for usod~iir!gal!on equip- GraG ram ory~8ystom s: ^Agrr idvantages. A secretary to (iij.i2) downlown. J2i0-monlh—t— 10-121 and large (14-16) TOP QiQUALITY is l culling Herelofd Here Breodtrs Assoc. ment. men See Intermountaln Ir- sysisystem s products. . Froo (2) o i 4K0 JOHN DEERE doposil. Call 733-S20a. ’ i• —------ansvinswor yOui^ phono and jiies;lies; bulI wo're’v a v T ii"iM ' -atfaifarJ'arSO tonr7 NTH-W .of rigalion Supply for your new bid!bids. Call BUHL COOP firi STUOiO HOUSE, pfivale. hand HOLSTEIH Springer hellers tractors, opproximatoiy 5500 2 BEDROOM In Twin, U rge 17,' landlo your secretarial onn mens mi sizes on the Jeromo.m e-*75.324-5082. • purchases. A N D'oet top SJJfSUPPLY 543-4356, houihours. 3244236.______. 734-3191 afterftpm. noocloods. wllh -all Iho pro- RinvTo 4 cows for sale. U rge P^f,^ (oncod yard with garden, ^ llnvTo-RIm Run shirts. To wiMTeiITED TO BUY: BARLEY selection aelec on hand at all dollar on your used equip- vVAi -UNWJRNtSHEaj-Badroom, -loB3s a a J lr;n.~iii^m a rnnnrrfofl an.— tuy-youy-your-T-ahlria-luat-atop- WANTED TO BUYI About _2-BOTTOM 2-BC _W ATIS^^p|ow._:______— $23Qr324.7^BoborJtm—------UN MEATre86-20S7rAftBrr “ iimfl! MOO-oanon-goodTisofl-bunr pplowed iS 200 acros. Call 487- ; downlown Wendell. *125 . sw,woring oi device can I pro- tjy iho Thiindorbird wheel lines 2 BEDROOMS, carpel. *170 '1monlh, ° ' good view, no pets, vldo,Ido. all for one low pilco. i32Thii ______HOLSTEIN HOU 'BABY CALVES \ l [ Unk lor dairy w/or -w/out ^2972297:733-0912 late evenings. * Zimmallo laterals 4 pivots co^com pressor. 6544763 alter ,-:b ? + JlOO d ^ s l t , 2 children, Long lorms only. 536-2301 CUTTING *1.50 bale, lor forsi sale. Call 3244252, _2-R0W HALE so llfro p ello d _ ___ r ^ | 0js. Konced yard. re r_ •PVCmainjlno ...... SunF ob8th------.days—.- ...... - — -Dto o n n ' ’t miss any moie callsl ■rCe’l ] CUTTING S2.00 bale, -un,HOWARD'SAnguJ R an ch - - • P i corn chopper. 3d" rows, HE HOUND POUND des- 2nu»moimount. S434838. ^WENDELL: 2 bdrm apt., gas P®>on't "' wonder who has to orateiy needs stainless .- z h x r Registered and commercial IKI 0XC(excellent cond. 5364764. . 2 BEDR00M HOUSE in Iho ' ^stove, 1 oloc.- heat, *135 +> |YP®ypo thal letter which has to loei *1 containers, any size. 1“ JONONS'HAY lor sale; Ural, ingusbulls- angu INfrRMOUNTAIN 114 FanniirpieiTi'.-tj 8N bn TRACTOR, hl-low gear counlry, Re(oroncos re- dfl00sll.53a«87 2‘ , evenlnos. K» mailed yosterday. Forget 'lease ' donate boiw. 5-7pm 34-6552.______(moots (moc Slate 4 ASTM »3 5 '9oml-trallor; 1 IBSInl’i unit excellonl location, available 'y-«j bean 4 corn planters. Caii YOU-DESERVE THE MOST Call:all todayi machlnlachlne *45; 2-pieco sec- 25 TON!ONS good leafy 2nd 4 REGISTEREDr sq i HEREFORD specs). apoc Pre-lab Junction 115 Farm Work WanlBd Feb. 16.734^131, . (or{ ^ / your rental doltail Come tionalonal ■*199: New Sunbeam 3rd culti:ulling Allalla hay. Call BULLS, BULl coming 2's, porfor- boxea boxc 4 pump sumps- feed ^536-2511,______i R 3 BORM, largo fenced yard. let |ai us show you one ol our ^ ink typo vacuum-'cleaner 73342562S6. ■ Tiance mane tested. Clean pedi- bunks. bunh Best prices In tho CA£CASE 1070 diesel v«th cab & ^C &4 R WELDING 4 FENCE. Mornlngslde aroa. Central spacious .»■ apartmonts. / 49.Cair733-6994aller3pm. 250 TOI sreos. Jim Eakin Herelords, Valloy! Valle duaduals, exc cond: Inl’l 1256 Exporlencod. All work guar- TON very good hay, greo! anteed, 6374484,______alr.02S/mo.^-dep. 733^14, Swimming swi pool, beautifully 734-8844 I EROX Bond Copior. for somo) U 1st, ati of & d 4 ail ol JerorJerome. 7884061 er Kollh JOHNREMSBERG googood cond: MF 65 utility »J!l« 3 BORM home, family room, ■landscaped. jtam Call 734^8^ ______:______sale,ale. excellent e cond. Rea- .Srdcuttiiutling. 734-0973. Hill, Hlll.i 536-2021. ______225 Easl 100 North , 3lo:aiosel; M Farmaii w/ioador; CUSCUSTOM PLOWING 4 DIS­ 14' JD BW disc on whoeis: C1N(CING, 4 boltom reset plow, — llvlngfoomwillraplaee.*2M_ ,LflllfOiP»(kApartmants.___ ,LflU onablo. 734-S222. • 1 r i i r REGISTERED Hereford Rupertldaho 14' . iHOP.-2400 9q.lt., 1 2 'high - f l o n ^ lUTTlNGS toad side. _REGI ■ iM ^ 7 8 ______inl'lInl'l 314 plow w/spring trips: l£14 h 'heavy disc. 3244024. month. 324-4382.-- • - - GOLD cancontrating wheel stacked.tod, 423-6364.______bulls,3UIIS, U rry Uckloy Jorome. — 1 BDRM, *125 mo, Sludio ovorlivortioad door, hoal pump, 1 GOLC Oliver 3-botlom plow exp 3 BEDROOM HOME, «00 + £115 mo. Washer & dryer, no lluorluorescent lights, - good ijcolr, 2 coin books, Caii 734-7785. 3,000 B> a24.2005. FOR FOR SALE: 4 Uyno and O'j’' EXPERIENCED Cuslom Hay J100 doposil. References. ff/J: BALES 1980 hay, 450 Bowler Pumps. 16x16x24 0. w /sprIng trips. Farm Hau^Hauling, Call 8374484 or • fclds or pets. 734-77W eves, localx a llo n on main 5 WOODCOOKslovot50:(5)wOOl balesI gigrass hay, 900 bales REGISTERED REGI MILKING S??! Equipment Exchange, 20t s37-< 734^767.______hroughway. *400 monlh. solid 1 SHORTHORNS- exceilont Sorlea 1110- 6,500 GPM. Equ 8374734.______Ft BDRM lum. apt, *120; 1 olid stoei shafts approx. 1979 HaHay. Doo. Star Route SHOI Uaod 6 months, Mako oiler. We:W eal Avo B.. Jerome, 324- j r ^ 3 BEDROOM homo lof rent, tbORM o f unfum. *lfio. Walor & g33-2202. J ? ask for Mary; 324- e-xg-;"x9-: Eioc, ] Motors t^-5Chp; Maekeyley ID 5864028. jual dual purpose type, 2 young )J9° 4351. _A ller— hours___lack- -HAY f ! ,^ RETRIEVING! Call us “for^ourhayhauiincrnofldsr': ; un(umlshed, *225 monlh. fan K n ia tio n pd. 733-6837. 325 avesor week-ends. 734-17834-1787.423-4950 aller 7pm, , 300 jrON q h of la l 4-2nd crop - «»w8.-2-3prlnoer-hellers, * • -Co^nl A llison,-324-5021 cr Norm _ FuiicaroBr»QB.733-7568- yearling bull. Show quality. ^ •' SSI Reliable, oxporioncod slack ^BEDROOM-Apartment In • —— 17020 BASSES B/ 8 switch, on Allalfa;•lafBest lor loss; 120 Xf*'' jerKO,,j^t?>gI°------tolri 3 BEDROOM HOME, lamlly VAREHOUSEORSHOP {rlole s deal lor small dairy, 4-H rotrlover operators.' Wendell, *115 monlh + de- iplo aide 6 swilch on bass tons BaiBarley: 50 tons Wheat.- - GATED PIPE JFARM-ALLts 350 with plow, PamFarm Manaoomont Services, room, lirepiace. fenced IPACE: From 1350 to 6750 jido K 4 electric Synaps In iho 324-5844844. P'0)0 ALUMINUM PIPE PRESSING discdisc, and harrow. *1250; 423^ yard. *325 monlh. Call Jerry. ^ ------Lq ™u a re feet will be available iripie { S ’W n3"«a?'!K 4234089. ______e BDRM, carpel drapes, aide which give two 60 TON c S o u lh sid e Irrigation bBALERS100,^ S364736. —T Real Ealale Unlimited, P ■ 1 now building located in a dliloroir ont tunes. For reason- 25 ton 2n “jroko, o*ke very genlle. Calve ^ MANURE HAULING 73M107or32*^. . • • ||0^Etove, Irlfl, no peu, 133< irlma Industrial/ Commer- abloori ^or-July, 934-5i25. ManlnGartnor______FOFFOR RENT: 4 Whool drive n„ llm wood C i r c l e ^ monlh , bio price, call 4364697. sotonsU1 stra w ...... 3244740 ______3264197______BobBobcat Loader. 55 HP Ford - 2BonHoldomann,4234269 i • lal area in Twin Falla about . a r T ^ REGISTERED Milking Short ----- £ deposit. 7344293. iprll 15. Space- can be 1*5|973 Arctic* Cat, 1975 Lynx 60 TONON hay. 1st, 2nd. 3rd tractor w/scrapor blade, *M•MANURE SPREADING* 052 Fuffi.ApL8Dupieies M .rclic cat. 1966 Honda cullino 1 >om yearling bull. U rge, ' GATED PIPE K Loo's Custom Farming- ^ BDRM, split level, like Ulloiillorod to your needs. Call ig good hay; 450 bales >moolh.4atralQhl.834-5&, ' Hourly, dally, weekly. De- Loo' AVAIUBLE SOON, clean 1 roam motor cycle. Wed- strawI. • 4H miles East on • Aluminum, Plastic, Hvoillvoryavallabto.733-3944. 3264326496443264703. hew, itove, relrig., Id Ed at MARKETINQ ° =1£G1STERED Holstein bull, 4FI Bodroom. *150 ■» _deposlt L g , ASSOCIATES 734-487S. inn ring set, *156,3244166. Addisonjon. Call 7334930, 4Flboralrono ." “ ------• -PL0WlN0.-dlscliigr4-ma: -PLO' ------_ 4 s s ! >0-monthei-Al»o-regl8lerlloctlons. t k alamps. ■ .iv^wa.Twi. Twin Falls. Idaho M onday,y,Fobruary0.19ai F R O S S 42 Infamous AnswertOjPrevioul Ar Pu22l#I I ------Roman ■ 140______Truckrrucka 142 impofla-Sports C< 1 KindI emperor 1 il S IS Cara 148 ~ 4Wh»elDrti«l Drive 1&2 A utot-Ford' BRIDGE^ 4 Thickk 43 Needle caie i yTT c l e a n sharp 7tFord F-ll 1979 HONDA Civic;■ e:« « . ‘73 JEEP Cherokee," p Pov o w e r '1975 FORD Wagon;' ______9 Camerooileroon 44 W ent before i 5 . f ^ Ranoer XLT PS, PB, AT.AT a air cond., 35 mpg, low mllaat,'i;“ Oe. steering, automatic. 61,'61,000 PS/brakes, oood cottd. l |_ L D S H o * *jr< n i cond,, stereo Im-am radiridio $3475. Aller g m . 734-3707. 4alier3. $800/best olfer. 42«275 ______Oswald-3ld.Jacoby-and-Alan Son I 45 Mental' ( " l l J j i miles, $310Q'32M624«liei iontag------n S nTllafaird ua ■'C0mpon8ftt“ ‘ i' ’. -H.,, ,*/cas59t.ip,..CB radio,i, rad^-rad .1B800ATSUN.40mpg.13,(, l i ! ^ - -79 FORD 4x4, 4Vt" Hithit kit,1 «fter.5:30pm,______13 Come ii n als. Winnebago 8’ insuUIeuialed miles, exc. cond; CaifChTT^Jins iZlSNorsmahs^ahyextr.y ext/as.- 1973 MUSTANG 11 Ghla. - • (pl) hvT g shell. Low mfieage Dual Oui 733-8138 or73X875.------AskforScott.324-246l.5i. excellent conditioti. V-8, air, ther 47 Conning r" T t D efense! ccanniiy cornere r e d , J Unks. No trades. 733-5913«13-_ 1980 TOYOTA CEUCA:A GT( ■ = = aJtomallc. $2700. *32-6275. »r’a 49 Cement i " m 7 n GREEN 1974 Vi ion FORCFORD. Coupe, black package, a compartmpartment'S2 Confuied ^"^75 -* good condition. ,i-ownei jjaAuKa 1977 RANCHERO- 27.000 )wner. sunroof, tilt, sieteo, aiur r;rT7n mlles.atr.PS.PB. tut wheel, —■■ I from the dcfcnsense, but he made IS Actressess GaborG 58 Same (prefii) fcTATf I Call aller 5om,734^inI____ num wneeis. 6500 m mil( il„ 1951 FORD Club Coupe. 3- success possibli JOicaldivi-57 Angry ^ - p - r w/overdtive, might Irat cruise cont.. anvfm 8^rt. iible at tricli one leQIoiosicai f t y i Soil thal bicycle as quicklluickiy $7550. 733-1533.______' will consWer cash + older. - v n w rnT tyv/.w 'w h e n 'h e dropp*oppcd .^le five of »'ons.I • .8.’‘Act«»,W,«it hj 7 o ! ■ a s possiblel Place an ad I 5Mp5 ______ji-r— — jyaiv ad in IMO VW RABDITI 36MP ------pickup In trade. 734-0874. ' ¥ t i ’ .■J-'r-'r ' clubs after his __ ^ AM. radifr. exc cot>d. unSJl und lftMo^-r.o.^.4 ^ ^ ; his partner's les 17.*" 1978 THUN-«*BIRC. : . A 1TK Q109310 9 3 held th e trick . tuVr;!l5l;«A(;toi?Snd 12=15 E I L A ” A N f'1972 - Foiiti lon. extra e Ir transferable warranty :k. Retaining the l3Medii«rrai oalnl. haw llr»iii‘67WTO!^ cond.. $3700, 1838 Chew^ ♦ 72 deuce was impoiip o rU n l," »«ilinflIfl veivesiei 1-srge crude 9 Frap; f ^ i V r c . llres. $1000, Call after epm6pm 12.000 ml. 326-5827. Coupe $500.837-8301- ♦ J I 0 4► Oswald; “Xt idaries „ ’ OCotlc ,h ______71 CORVEHE. 454 auto.ito. T- At trick two he fappe 46 Moribund ~ 302 FORD engine 8. aulo. WEST EAST2AST led a dia m o n d aiand finessed his ^2 Depreskioiesilon ini-lUepa 1951 FORD V, ton, SNB,NB 6 ’°P- Sanyo am-lm casselt tOJ-AJJC trans. $400; 176 0 cyl. Ford 68 Tidbit sashonon bundle 48 Old Engiuh cyl,,12-yoll,$a>0.734-77De.708. P^s. P'h. »'c. $5,800.t” «83 7 ' ______...... * 6 3 >► QQ J J 7 6 2 W est took tool h is Itim? and *'•'* ~ et»glne $150; 6 Cyl. Gremlin - - ¥ jr4-r - -T7f 7 5 5 decided to d c ; . - 2 4 Bofongtnglolno to— _____ Ifl-Print. p.ono™ ..... -lOM-FORO-talMd '/» tor n ^ . . ______-CadilliC anQl"»^^50-934-H7O, and queen. Sam- „ thingJ n g , P®'"' moasI’ M p U_____ M l n d i . n _ Newmolor.lroniircj,,..'.t v. — f - - ■'*^mpt4)s;felrtg,,g; t - : — '74 FORD'GALAXIE 500 — ♦ K 4 ♦lO► 10 S9 6 5 play in g a cc and 10 Good wood hauler, 4 scsp. stove. 2 heaters, pop) to top 1871 COUPE DEVILLE, go * A Q 9 6 i 4k 77 m y w as c a re fufui l toI drop the six 25 Unlortune' hardtop. 400 motor w/2 bar- rtunete n n w w ^O'^Poasute br) «50, 734-4339.______Ooodmpg.$2^734^58.i5fl condition. Call evenin■venlngs foicarfa. Runs good. $885. Of u n d e r th e a c ce and ai hang on to 28 Poet PounPound 23 Portu ^ 543^150,______SOUTH „ 1960 CHEVROLET V, tonton; 73 VW VAN- tebuiil engir — will take good 357 or 38 that tiny dcucleucc. Then he 30 Cross jyptien deity 4 A K 4 - « 1 nill7»t )rtuguesois- group (abbr.)" now motor, good tiros.I. CaliCai 3 month guarante>ntee ^ CADILLAC ELDORAD3RAD0, Special or 45 autonutic gun . cashed th e accacc and jack of inscription mint condition, coiloctc T A - 'P‘’0" 2 Wash 24 Poelinds 51 Civil wrong 733-3866.______324-3689. iiloctofs ontfade888-2150. diamonds whilelile West got rid 3< Spy groupJ'OUP 3 Burmeie . 25 Sacr. Item. 328-4013, ♦ A Q J 8 3 >elic lool 53 Christ's iae5 FALCON Ranchero:hero, 77 CELICA GT Llllback. 11.— Se^ible deals on new and of a spade," (abbr,)•) currency 26 Have 4 K 6 5 2 I good condition. 170 6I cyi.cyl.. speed, a/c. am-(m cassett. rk~.u, cars are yours In* ^ Alan: " It loolceloked like the bad 35 Destine 4 Covered walls 2 / Liomicred image birthday 25-30 hiway, $725.837-6180.ISO.____ Exc. Shape. 888-2281. iM - Autos-OiryjChryJlW ciasailied. 73M031 - - ivelife 54 Corn plant Vulnerable; Easl-Wc-West diamdnd breakak h a d doom ed 36 River in 5 Exclamation 29 Segir 1966 OODGE lon pickupckup; 79 TOYOTA-5 Sp.. take ovi DEATH FORCES SALE:^LE: 75 ' Dealer: West Sammy to defcdefeat since he Europe)e ol disgust 31 Brad d .r a exc unit lor larm use. Coo 1 camper. Both in good coo 2L— wlthalr.>519S. Call 53^6564, Pajj IT Pass ade mad 58 City In Bra:ii ass 34 of hearts andnd a ce-king of (contr.)') agent 40 Glean dry dltion. Call 733-143j.______148 4 Wheel Dri 1969 MERCURY Mortlego; Pass JT Pass ifio 59 In the past i a Autos^Chevro m 3 NT spades.” 1969 CHEVY pickup ' lonlon. CJ-5 JEEP. 72. 304 V-8, 302 V-8 auto, needs some ^ Pass Pass Pass Oswald: “West 13 I ^4 15 16 17 eaming I: 60 Spread to 7dry ^ '77 motor, /uns good, $1000tlOOO. speed, mag wheels, ne ^ SACfllFIClNGl978Chevet1levette. work. $250. 733«84 altar ^est had chucked ’ 2 3 . Great condition. 4 speed, i — — _ a sp a d e o n -th e II D « S 324-4887. Nights 324- ahocks.-buckel seats, n eed, air spm. le Ih ird -d ia m o n d — ______— - • 743^ ask lor Dick.______oond.,Xmpg-73r:?fr7.-. : .0 dro p p ed a 1heart on the 12 " T s I Id h o I n ______bar. runs great, must so — 1977 LINCOLN Contlr>enlal Opening lcad:48 ' 13 I after 1966 396 SS El Camino; 19 *’ second spade.J. T Now Sammy 1969 CHEVY V. ion Panel Will sactiilce. 543-5685 aft 10; 1969 Mark V: low m ileage, local __ _ truck. Aulomalic, rabuiliibuilt 6. -______Ford LTD for parts. C88 trans.Iran car, white w/whiie leather th rew h im In wilwith that care- jc 75 u engine. 72.000 miles. Gteai ______interior. loaded. New fully preservedved deuce of - 3reai FOR SALE- 1979 Fordn 4x r * ______condition. 734-2151 alterr8pm 8pm $4600. 1978 Ford 4x4, $360uean' 1972 CHEVY El Camin:amlno; MIchelln tires. $8595. Days, — I clubs. W est toolitook two clubs, ------_ Mon-Ffl.______needs body work. $600.00. CaliC 54J4328 or eve’s. 543-6m. but had to-give Tt ______1975 Dodge 4x4. $2200, i By Oswald Jacoby ive dummy the 1969 FORD 1 lon crew, cab Best oiler. 587-7947 lorir'de^ d. <^ « l . ______Jjnv______aod Atao Sontag last two tricks5 to give Sammy I _ _ w / l f sell-containedlined ta jtl______1974 CAMAflOLT. aopiian.pllanco 1879 BOBCAT, 4 speed, h is c o n tra c t." ■ 20 ” 22~“ " 2 ^^* 2 ^ ^ m ^ . $3000 or best ollet.3ifot. f o r SALE 1980 TovoUJ 4. needs 17,000 mUas. 734-4718.------______O sw ald ’ ■■■vimmy VrV u i — i------A lanr •'Note-te ~ th a t—S a m m y ------Toronto has bc«n one Wou-haa noi - jis |2u” ij,27jHl2e“ 29 I r -1 1969 KENWORTh" co’fiven-wen- “ will considerfull si:e4x4x4 onc 1974' CHE^TmPALA, ve 17,000miies.73i-f71fl.' ' ' lubs when in at ’ Ilonal 3 axle, good cond.;ond. trade. Eves. 934-8520. dean, $1.000/best oKe best in the world for olfer. 1B0O MERCURY Capri; I for many trick two and mermerely led a red :r.------_ Sacrlllce $8500.324-2568. years. Here wc see ~ ||H [ 3 o " r i 132 |33 :___ SURPLUS JEEPS. CARSR r 4 ______AM/FM tadlo. 8 track Upe see him in card, this end pl;play could not " I , 1970 FORO Vj TON PU. Goodjood TRUCKS. Available thru thr 74 MONTE CARLO- brownitown 4 player. $!iOOO. 834-<9», action at the 1966 Olvrr)lvmpiad." have been developeloped,” ______'■ condition. Call 734-62522 for Government AgendeiIdes. white, good cond. Besliesi col- 9 3 4 ^ alter 6.______— i floiaiis.______Alan: "He got a fittlittle help inkwsi'apehentkiSTKHPmst: ASSN.) 37 3 ^ | | l 3 9 4 Many sell under $ ^ ., CaCall ler. 734-43H alter 5:30. 67 COUGAR ORIGINAL ^ 1970 FORD ptckup. pood (312) 742-1143. Exi *9478rs (c(or - — ' ' YEAR. 229, am //m caaM lle, — condilion, 56.000 actualI,ujl Info, on how to purchase. — ' • ; 42” “ ‘ 4^ ^ M »ulol-Oo)(-Oodoe stereo. Best oiler. 733-0175. I mllos. 423-4480. -______• - • 1950 2-A WILLYS Jeep.-rei,-fOBl ---I a .___ L-----ir — r* 69 - COUGAR, • 75 motor. 7392’ Sharp. Now tiros, rebui _ J 1972 INT'L truck w/392’ ig >uioi-Fon_ Forts •nechanlcaiiy sound, stereo 45” 4^ " ___ _ engino,-5 4 2 sp: 1967 Infl engine. Must see lo appro ------8 tr, 4 sp. Extra, mounted 078 Fumllura & Cirpflii,rpal. 090______PtUiSuppJies^lies truck wf345 engine, Allisoni,on clalo. $1650 or best oflei3llot. A PEACH! Cloan 1973I Pinto, PinK llres. Make reasonable of- ___ New brakes, shocks. Goo r - ^ AKC Norwogian Elkhound 48 ______auto. Both Single ailes,.les. 7 ^ 3 5 - ■______. Good let. 423-4870. a ^ U C H . hk3aab*j couch lund 149 150 |5 1 iisef tires, Economical 4 cyl.. 4 ■ lies, 423-4269/423-4805.______1965 TOYOTA Land Cruiset c h tir & otiomon, kitchennaei sel. P“ PP'®*-^ 2 females. , ,Q. now rebuilt engine 4 nevnew sp. This car has been rt chOBt freezer, misc. chiirsiiM *8 quallly. Beuliful dofls, | 5 2 53 154 155_ 1974 lon Chevy pickup lor Its Autca-OkiCTobne re ~ 58 59 60 ” . p a n s: Rebuilt aulo tians. tlms conditioned by O.K. Aut w icker Hems. Must sell,i l l -678-4210.882-3612, Systems. 733-31577, $1195,85 “ 1971 OLDS 40 will sell or M ikeciref. 734-238i. AKC Reolsteredjfed ------• 's e ll or trade lor 4 cordsb ;—^ Irado (or truck, pickup or " 6 1 - . I firowood, cut to length but 1974 CHEVY Blazer 4WDCWO- CHEVY Vega, 1978 SV^ = Chesapeake Bay Retrelverliver 62 • 63 njnJ Good MPG 4 runs gooc ers,______I nol 'split, no Poplar or A/C. new motor, man' _....07> .______AppUincM - — ; Aspan, 543-5074:— ~ * Oxlfas:$350a:734-31^: • -$1595/b«Sf Cff6f.-543-4371 in ^ toto-PonllK — 85 ’ 66 64 ■ j^ AlierSom. 543-5604,______BEAUTIFULAMANA AKC Registered Briiuny I 1974 DATSUN Pickup, aft,aft. 1974 CJ-5 Renegade, Mat ------M lcrow avt-ow n comblna- lany n e J _FORSALEI1978FORDPIntCI Pinto; FIREBIRD 1979.301 cu.ln V-8 5 ‘n*-- pups for sa le ;$50. Have Mdhid ------I I . 9 ___ 1972-Luv.pickup..Onan 4000-4000- _whael3.._new_!op..-ne« tlon, almond, blick oUss ' . ^ I I watt gonaralor. 440 Oodgoidgo brakes, $3400.423-6187, low mileage. D ays'734-912J4-9128" •spolief,-fally-wh*el9, white------front UOO. * Owner will9,’*” t(- shots. 837-6694 or 837-4847.l ______lettered radlals. gauges, — __I motor, a/t, (tame 4 670-180-18 1974 FORO T x4, aulomalic or eve's 734-6293.______ru n c a . no Inlerest. jM. - -AKC— R*giaiered-.-BUcklack ____ tires 4 ^1^ ^ . 350 Chevy 77-;—^ am-lm 8 track. New condk — : Cocker pups. $75. Phoneone ■■ w y_ _ tran s,, le_ssjhan 25,000_or) on 1 ^ ^GRO Galaxia XL; bo tlon for usadotio-734-839i:------FOR-SAL£l-_Waaher_an(l-and- ^4-2149- __ rfow eng., loaded w/eitrasitf-asi' ~intorior. -eonjoie"mo'u'nlei Dryer. Call 73^^567. — ~ 122------SpOftifioGoods- • 1974 FnEIGHTLINER, 734-5940 alter 8om,______T-bar, auto Irans. Iront I — AMERICAN PIT bull dog. 2 } ^ - - , , j 7------MoterHomee-- 1: - • GIB SON ------ralflfleraior. W -- C.O.E.. 350-Ootroit.-recent-;rent- 197BCHEVROL-£r;rTon-4»4: SinlnS i n ?rf-; fofnaie. good watch?,cri BROWNING PUMP 12 guage - isca.n-rrost^T^ereiceiieniiiieni (Jog Oog house Included, Upered vent rib. 28'' lull' S n ------> ' nH overhaul. $17,000. 1971 40' power steering 4 brakes. JUST ARRIVED! 3- 1681 7 p. 1a — Aulo Pifti i Accwsoriti<5(3 — bolted Hal trailer, $5500, 20 — 174______Autos-Othefs cond. Avocado. 32*-?1S1.:__ Make oiler. 734^176. choke, less man 1 box ol , 20 A/T. 5th wheel hook-up — shells shoi wltn it. $245,•c 'Eldorado' mini motor homes ci74 MUSTANG II for good Yard belly dump $3500.19791979 544-2326.544.7781.544-2623. ------OE Aulomalic wianer.'"ef; BEAUTIFUL Oog Houses, 3 = Chovy Luv PU $4500. Wayne 2 ^ 175 Auto Dealers>aiers 175 AutoDeaien $149.95. Reconditioned & y ' a n r e . ______on Chflvy chassis. 21’ & 23’ pan * s. Motor & trans. In good 1977 FORD 4x4 lon. good sixes, priced rioht. See i a — - models, dillereni— iioor 1 jjj Bower537-6847.______I ood fluaranleed. Ken's TVAAp- Call CiassKled. 733-0931. cond.B est offof.S43-4030. __ condition. 423-4480. Jefferson St. 73^2450. plans. These unlls are -- 1975 FORO lon pickup, ^ ^ n c ® , 420 Main Souin. - We te ready whan vou arel ;«P; 1978 black FORD Bronco,nco, FREE KITTENS and older" II loaded with equlcmeni and ^135 Cjrde] 4 Supplies>ki V-8, 4-speed trana. dual luel ;^tl GRAPHITE lly rods, partiallylly ready lo goi Reuil prices 'f ' tanks, 324-B962,______'uo> good condition, lots oi * * * ♦ * « *« ♦ • * * * ■ * * • « * • '*•-'■•1^ kTt CHEN-AIO Superb* (irtlshed, fine workmanship.Ip. start at $23,390. Sale price FOR SALE I960 Kawasaki — extras! Only $5,000, 825-50615061 ♦ trash compactor, nesriy — make olfer. 733-7905. $16,999lor2l'Maul, KOX H 400 dirt bike, eicellent- 1978 CHEVY pickup,;up. or 733-8812, ______*(?./ GERMAN Shorthair pups, excellent condition, loaded now. WOO or make oiler. X5 G & 0 MFG.. & SALES. HW condition, M 734-1376! 1978 GMC Sierra Grande. 73S«a5Bve-8or7^-»10.J purebred, excelleni huntina[nrj NEW IN BOX- Virginian 45 r,® ______150. colt SA revolver, paid $250.SO. 25. Paul 438-4580, inHARLEY DAVIDSON - - shortbed. exc. con., 6 low :«A 'i.ROXKCREEICJ < 1976 FOflD V, ion F-250 UKE NEW FrloUiIra deluxeiuTe ^ _____ W‘ii *ccept.J200/M*Lol(er._}f._-UKE-NEW_lfl7a_18-. . Cruise Motorcycle: Soe, Jerome • ~ stovB, wnilo, J273/tW3I’ or“ ilg 324-3874 alierScm. Implement Co,. J2*-33ll.— - cam per special. A/T; 39 000W • 01M*' "’*1^ ^ IF VOUR PET BECOMES Masler mini, S,000 miles, 1£ UJ ' actual miles. 829-5S65. Dodge 318, 12-13 mpg. cab Jerom 0< e.______— 1979 FOflD Bronco XLT'• : ^ « . A UJTO i SALES : LOST be'sure lo check our 1978 V* Ton Chevy Camper — Lost & Found ilsllna ap-“ l a SMlnEmlpMnlmt air. radial tires, $lOSOO. See di1974 SUZUKI GT 550; tuns' per loaded, $200 take over UKE NEW- Amana Reliloer- z al intermountain Motor good, is new rubber. Fullyp Spoclat. good condition,on, paymenis,Call423-5330, ■ oor* pearina dally in ciassilica-ca- HANSEN Avanti boots, $85, $ i ^ . 324-3118...... * 3 9 9 t - ator. 20 cubic lool, coloroiof ilon »«)2 of Ihe classlllsdled al2e9Vl-l0^ mens. 733-1750.«• Homes In Wflndeli,53a-?301- dressed. u $800.543-4439. _ 1979 GMC Sierra Clasj/ci57c w hite. »400.733-7234. — section; For all ol your lost -■ Musl Sell 1975 19V^ UNDY 1978 ru HONOA Elslnoro CR-^s: 1978 TOYOTA longbod50d 4WD: 15.000 miles, many osl HEAD SKIS, 1 » 's . like new, pickup, aulomalic. Asking any * r r * . . ; ...... UKE NEW Kenmore Refrlo-Irig- and found pel needs chock)ck Solomon bindings; boots mini Home. Dodge 360, 125, fit overhauled . engino. ing extras. $7300 will dicker. erator, 19Vt cu.lt.. frosttree,fee, the ciassilled seclion dalivi cruise control, cab air, runs 19 great. Fox shocks.^ $4300. Call 324-4283. _ 733-6769, ______|fi slre5,Alter5om»4.l4M ...... ! 5 » » : harvest oold. Musl sell.|;il- MALE Siamese Cat rioededled • . 35,000 miles, $8995, See at crcood llres. $400.733-«433. 1(3 1979 DODGE Uiie Redled 1979 POWER WAGON. SWB 734-8751:atler 5:30 734-6874. intermounlain Motor Homes $91979 CR-250 HONOA molo- Express, 360 V-8. AM/FM 4 « 'MCMCMTMMdiaii ■ al, L Snow Vehicle. i « . W a » d n l L S « ^ t ^ ^ *- 4 4 w/sheil, 360. aulo. PS. PS, ...... c ross bike. Excellent cond aif,j!xtra5. Call allot Som.)m .L J7.000 miles, oxc. cond. dishwasher, *150. 6 il 423^<23^ orieavomassaQe.______' r r r tu l9 7 4 JD snow mobiles;'iyH - .v:- '‘■•'■'•-sftffihs- $900 1 FIRM, 733-4592 eves. 423-«g19. . :^r ',;J»S6ftfcor oiler- will consider — boll) 440's. $800/besl oiler. 3i: 8 ^ 5 ,______PROFESSIONAL - Doo I'- Inlenrounlain Motor Homes r - . 1980 CHEVY'^ ton, 13,000000 trade (or Blazer or Bronco, Call 423-4946. - mllos. PS/brakos, dualuat 324-7184, ______VAfilOUS Used apDllincas_cos___ ^Grooming*-__ P oodiej_ a In Wendell will sell your R V k'136 'K8avY~EqiitpmCT' "• ...... ------to r aai«. Baraain crices.;es, s p e c i ^ ^ e r r i e o ’s Poodle - ' -1972 EVEREn-440-ekW oo.-0. - -lor- ieaa-commisslon-ihaft- -?? "• lanks, good cond. $5600>00^ _1980_CJ-7_Laredo_JEEP;_6 like new, carbide rods on i CAT D-9 18A crawler,- -733-BB48. ~ .— j-6. • C arter Homes. f5.756fl. >n anyone else In the valleyl hydraulic - blade 4 rloDor. _ cylinder, roll bar. 4 speed' — skis, 536-2915,______'We have buyerslll Call WESTINGHOUSE avocadoado PROFESSIONAL - Call 543-6150 eve'ar------— 1980 FORD Vi Ton, 302 V-8,}. 4 trans. radlals, chtomeme * ...... 1974 POLARIS 440. excellentM ■538-2301 (or details, spood. overdrive, Eiptoterter whools. perfect cond, 536------oracnJa-cuJt_jaItl9«faio^—lof,----- OROOMINGI— VacalioningT- ^ * *Tlir>irrai>llwMto Phonft 7344S50.______I'll board your doo, Cherl ~eotCTltof066ir^5M9:------REPOSESSEO-1 Minl-Motof “ ------pacKaa(ondlilatlAs.o>..T * n 9 s ~ : ranflo, exc. conij.. very — w/cover. 1200 miles., Assume' payments of $167 ------USED ------' days. 324-4068 eveninos, _ condilion. Besl oiler. 543. ery Purebred Golden Lab pupa month. Good shape, r j "■ • CREATT ks e le c tio n o f — « cloan. extras. $275.423-4327.27. from hunlli^ slock. 734-4074 $700/best offer. 733-2779. ' INDUSTRIAL EOIUPMENTM 1980 GMCV4lon.8, a/t, PS.=S. 5022:______allor 5pm, 733-87818am-5. 1978 JD 440 cyclone. Exc“ !CARTERHOMES.733-75M, jc M PB, sharp. $6000.733-2148,_ 72 CJ-5 JEEP, 304, headers, * LOW pric.iricad vehlcUi W — cond. Call 3 2 8 ^ . 'WIII Sacrlllce 1972 20' Win- JCCATD-50oier...... $37,50000 20' SPUD BED, newbuilllilt, full cage roll bar, good rub- — SATIN RABBITS, 4 canaries. - ,nabago Class A. 33,000 OflO til in g 4 Air Cond. Cali934-51B7. .______• 1978 POLARIS 340 TXL. llq- | JO 500 A Backhoo... $17,500 $600; 40 4 60GAL.atep-stdeIde ber & paint. Runs good T uld cooled. Call 423-4806. [mllos. now micholina, power JDSSODoier ...... $30,000 tank $75; 64 Chovy lor paits-Is,- -543-56aSaltor6, ‘ : . m o REE f o r L e s s ' ...... V LENNOX gas lurnace. S yrs TO GIVE AWAY- 2 yr old plant, rool air, stereo, C B $200: Powor hacksaw $100;00; * 700 Shoihone Stroci old, 133,000 BTU’s/hr.'hr. English Sheep Dog, veryfy 1981 KAWASAKI 440 Driller,r. Fhitch, $8995. Soe at lnlo^ Roar step bumper tor lro*fWo»t 733-8198 # .1 100 miles: 1S78 Kawasaki 440 r. E L L IO T T ’S IN C ., tor ______- • .(b*tvf**nUP,Railrood.Tf C om plete with some ductuct friendly: 2 yr old .Qennan W mountain Motof Homes in Ford/Dodge $40 ca.; Hand'nd ’ ' ladJracks andSln^lna &Hdg*} - - « pJge^Makeoller_^^K= Sh^^h^yd, good watcfidog,0 Invader, 1200 miles: 1979'9 vWendeli. 536-2301, lllOverlandAve. winch $50 or besl oiler on » "wh*n you (ro ii th e titrack t — yeu'r«tn« re." “ • Arcllc dal 5000 Panlera, 400 , Burley. ID S 1973 20’ Champion Motor : j abovo; 734-1787. 423-4950 175 AutoOealera)ta ♦ ♦ * * * * * ♦ * 062 - BulklinoMalgrtol miles: 1978 Arctic Cat 500 i 5 7 5 -5 ^ j !l!?' This year will he our besilIII CheeUh 1300 miles: 4 place^ .H omes, loaded with ^ US0i:ifl^■ ’■ 21’i SHASTA, 1967 model. 4-; a, t 79 Ford F-150, 25.000 miles, sell-contained, runs good baVii tni. West, 829-5279. al ..j $4500. Conaidor older PU In ------POSTS^------3“ BEA0TIFUL~AKC' — -$5SOCr<384310:------— ^ -«4-WHEEL q DRIVE ioadera,1— i-tradot‘ •'Kormelr-aSfrOTT^------—------.___ w otO -oxlo-llat bod-equlft. - P'^ S: — rwiIdornBia-Trarol-TreHer:- -« 1979 TOYOTA SR5 long bod 2x12'#Ulillly r.;T;.-.56-56- ' ‘ — sloops 7. monitor system,• mem •trallef“ ''V ei7" g o d d T ''- r ' —fcPT ftan rcn.-g-,?emg— ...... a running looliot _ £82 ______Auctioni- i - -«o’ TOP CASH DRY RREWOOD- $85 (ullL Starcralt w/8.9 Jolinson 4 • SUPPLY. 305 Shoshono ■LongbedKlngCab4 ForVOLKSWACENS ■ cord. Cul, spilt, dellvared; . camper, $800 or bosi oiler, cii -■4 D o o r . N o . 1-17 -. I >■ like now traitor, only $1185, ' 324-^745,______SIreelSouth.Twln. SJi ' '•Short J( wheel twso - — -InAnyCondltion ■ - n o w ^ 7 W 9 733^485. 7344474. Maoic Valley Mobile Homes • 7»-9592 1973 KIT 8- camper 1984 Rebuilt 289. Now carbu- RREWOOD FOR SALE, cul11 & Marina, 733-8141.______rotor.Qlulch.prBaautcplaio.______JO H N CHRIS M O TG HS' J969DATSUN.1600floadslor. ' r. -. — QlQrLBalulsonls.DQmoJO ------. ^------— .w/overahot,------excaileni- 4? ■ $2500. Cali 438^131. “ b l^r wnaff. Magl^ood of* Blaner, beiihousing, 733-1823 • , sleam drWe 90 hp 16’ stiver headers. Bost otter. 32M348 1970 AUDI 100LS. 4-Sp.j 1980Chovrolotiot M olibu 4 Door Idaho-734^7.______lino boat & trailer, $1195. or 326-5122.______^ — — ;— 600BloctrMalrr— ------■' Twin Falls, 10. ”MIcholln tiros, $800. 543- • HARDWOOD* cul & split,I. iM M m ______4048. ______'■ No'. 0-29 ...... nI o w « 6 1 1 7 ^ Phone 734-1286.______W ______IfeloiHoiini 1*1967 MUSTANG body, no SAIL CATALINA YACHTS: in motor, no transmission. MUST SACRIFICE 1980 Foid' 19711 DATSUN. now radialll OLD POSTS, poles or olhorr 13', 15'. 22', 25’. 27ll. 8' 'CHECK OUT Ihli 1077 22' $175, JU Calldavs 324-4887. tiros, good condilion. Phono0 ... w ood. Also som e bulldlngaa prams.saiiorrow.Partsand| 1mobile traveler mini. Dodge CouriorPU,5spoed,7'bod 324-2127. , ______M/orinCar/son’sD e mno o :to b e tom down. 324-4196. 1 380, 38000 miles, new ruV 1®1971 FORD W lon. ^with camper . slioll. hardware. SAIL HAUS, 463 S overhauled 360 engino, Locust. Twln.733^27. Iber, dual exhaust, rear bath, t5595/bostollQr.734-l7Sa _ 1971 ' 24DZ DATSUN; runss 1981 C h o v r oalot l o t Econo. Va T on SPLIT FIREWOOD, full cord. < wrecked body, comptelo. Thn go o d .$2300, Call 678-8677. ;$80. Delivered anywtiere.! 12' ALUMINUM John boal sleeps six. Make reasonable SACRIFICE at $62001 I960 ! $450.324-5106. Ma2da sport pickup, new 1974 ' AUDI FOX. front wheel 837-8259.______,wllh S ears 5 horsepower oKer. I See at Intermounlain ^ It ■■ /l ~ 1\\ ------N o ;- i- 1 2 7 - ...... ~ Co n l t * 7 6 0 0 ------1 motor. 543-4279,______j Motor Homes in Wendeli. 250 6 cylinder Chevy engino: jhotl. 13,000 ml, extras. drivo. ( now radliis, oxteiienl.1 *60 CORD, blocked ' 538-2301.______*•4- 15’' 6 hole whife a ^ k e J26-6815, condition. 1 28-36 mpg, $1695. —^ Compar)y Rental :hardwood; $85 lon pine) 17' HYDRO-SWIFT boal ! rims: 4 speed trans; Set ol c734-5789,______FOR RENT 1979 25’ Cruise- w 1980 C h o v r o)iot l o t '/. Ton Pickup blocks & slabs. Will deliver, .w/EZ load Ifir & 60 HP Merc ' bucket seals; Sliding tear 1974 DATSUN 810. Econom- 328-t0e9. 1gmUnfl,CaliS38-25ii. 'Air. motor home. Reserve W A N T E D : 5 now. 324-4428 733^295. window (its ’69-72 Chevy or GMC pickup, 326-5388. T R U C K S ! 1 No. 0 -1 9 2 ...... ,.I n o w * 6 5 6 7 068- GoodTMnosToEit FOR flENT11978 Winnebago ,7 r 1^ — ^ ' 122 SponingQoods | (4) APPLIANCE 5-spoke • 1975 B-210 DATSUN hat­ 24’ sleeps 8. Low winter m ags ,15x7; . (2) TA-SO's, ONIONS SO LB. bag; FreshI. Irates. Exc cond. largo trig. ^ Vi-V4-1Ton i-chback, Aulomalic trans. . crisp A pples- rod delicious, Broncos. Bluer 60,000 J miles, 625-5032,___ oolden delicious, red rome,’ FORSALE ] (4) Firestone directional 1975 TRIUMPH TR^j rodr3 ------le .9 5 - bushel.-Locker- beef------f------FOR HEALTH REASONS- -— ‘• *FOR- ReNTI,S^-conUln®d itl , MINI-MOTOR HOMES. Call tread 7.50-16LTa on-8-hoie------2W.D.or4W.D. lops, oxc cond. DWi lorces $1.10 Ib. a s long a s It lasts: ;2 ielt handed bows & arrows, rima; (4) Lee's G60-15 with 2 salo. Brian, e23U446,_fi23.- 501b, $80: Top grade raw Ru»-lt Easy, 734-3222. ' ____ TOP PRICES PAID .1! Pork$1.19lt>.cul&wr8pped, ! • CragarmaQS, 537-6841 att.6. ■FOR NICE UNITS 4558.823-4342. ______' 1 ""•'M rtfor \rtiolei-Biiftg -fOPf— “ Tnatertttsri lurauolsendahb'- ‘2 )/ xeHanst ' ’26" HOLlDAY motor hom'o; 1972 197; Big block Hi-...... - ig790IESELRabbll;42MPG, I ^ \ y own . containers. iStar G arnsls. Mexican FIro .1971. 1 sell-conlalned, i AM f?h#kuu -DICK DEY J cw E V ftai.flr r - — “ OLDS-BUICK -li