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- Edition— ^ ------7 4 t f ir y y i e a r , N & r 2 0 6 — ^ T i v i i r F aaUsj-f :: .RjO:m e e ir t o lb e S fa v e di f r o i•m t r a i n c < u t s WASHINOTON (UPUPD - T h e H ouse Tuesciesday night S e n a te successessfully reverses the Houseje voto are service • JJJWashingt^-New Oricansi "S"Southern CrcscL'ijl." Chicago-Miaml "Floriclorldlan". New York-Kansas Clt d e fe a te d a motion lo to p re se rv e a ll Am lrakk jpassenger between (^Icailcago and Florida, Chlcaiago and Houslon, • ”Washlngton-Monlreal “Mv.jitIv.jitrealor.” •‘National Limited”;d”, Boston-Catlellsburg, Ky W utes for one year,', mmeaning at least somc trainstra likely Boston and Catiettsburg, Ci Ky.. New York Y and Kansas • CiChicago-Los Angeles "Soulhulhwest Li inilod.” . "lllillopper". Chicago-ago-Seattle "Hiawalha”, Oilcagc w ill b csc ra p p e d O c t.1.1. 1. . City, and onene of the two routes bclwcween Chicogo and • OCThlcago-Laredo“ Interamcrinerican," .Houslon "Lone Slar”ar" and one of the three Ne\ The House then bebegan' chipping, away alit President i Seattle. Washington-Clnclnnatti “SheShenandoah." Vork-P'iorlda trains. C a rte r’a .p l a n ' lo. cul 43 percent of the Z27,700-mlle B ut a numbenber of trains clearly wouldIld bc saved e ith e r r,, WWashinp V P*n|«Bat: 0«rp. ' , S3*2 3 m t eAttack / Jurjj i r d i c t : C l , (ft, ^’s ve 0 ^ ■ 8 4 1 1 5 . outrages Bun ivorit,"hesaid. •csolullon have been ,------1 U.S. congressm en d ono will a p p e a r in rll)uled to all slate ]( said. ' ■ius, National Secre- " ® lerra Club,. and a C rto conference, said C III would hurt Indl- ' 'p izens-groups which aurcos of funds. M lake il very (IIHIeuIt N much resources to O inlcrvening in . t h e - O ZdlariufMid. . . ■ —------—y, ■ the bill v.’buld put 5, s at a disadvantage ,, ie corporations With nanclal resources, W "nobody has- fnore ' erraCiub." _____ 1 rFalls.-ldaho ------Wodnoaday-J>/-Julv.25. 1979 • -______anjpg).(d]^ i d e o f‘ t h e ^ EEast f r f o n i aa t e s t l:h e WJest ' es require states to10 put up as much as decisions 3ecl havtTbc^imCTKrand-s; (c) T he Los Angeles Times the West has laken advantage of t ■ *WASIVSHINGTON — The sceneic iiin th e 10 p e rc e n t of the cost of new the »m on protects. programpro{ through the longevity ■ wood-p:i-paneled committee room some of Its powerful senators a; ■ - —Capltot-tot-Hili-would-havc-madc-: lo som e__ The theory Ls,jg lh.ll w ould som he oid Western water d>devel- screen projectss m ore carefully” ! / coiiffr^mcn: coiij ------B i of the "Wilh this bill,” Moynihan sal ^ opm enf}nf champions of lhe ScSenate they have a flnaranclal stake in them. ' tre m bble k with fury — men likeke Cari In return, ther slates presumably "you yoi wouldn't have lo pp. throu] Congress to get a dam. What are \ • • H aydenlen Of Arizona. Joe O'Mahlahoney would have a greater role in Con] doing-holding-fights on the,floor_ ,------Of WyiVyomlng or " a a l r - Engleigie- of- planning and opercrating the projects;------doln " C alifonomla. But twth Larftrftm and-a California the the Senate over dams? It ^ " Herore on Tuesday, afler all,11, 'were _-offlcial corhplainiined that the Carter baloney!" balo ...... ' V In response, Lamm crllicized tl se n a tolors r talking about lakinging th e leg islatio n in facact gives the states In out of the water developilopment little new resransiisibillty inthe field. Domenicl-Moynihan Don approach fi k b arrel” and rcdlstrlbuliruiing it Most of Tuesc•sday was spent on containing cont “a certain anriount he E a s t' got more andnd the anolher bill, ann alternative to the cannibalism” cam in that It would siphi m K aff mi oney fro m legitim ate projec ^ , traditlo;tional reclamation stales5 olof the Carter plan, spononsored by Sen. Pete off West gogot less. V. Domenici, 6-N•N. m ;, and Moynihan. In inth the West. Further, Lamm said "there is ______T he ddays of using political cloiclout lo Their plan Is ever'cn more radical than . Fi g e n ia n very strong regional resentment ynlhan. svstem of block: grants( to the states thelhe West” to an Eastern attltuc ' . over. ■Sen. Daniel P. Moynl lhat reclamation projects ai D-N.Y.,y., told Colorado Gov. flldtichard that then wouldId decide — rather that giveaways and boondoggles. Lam; _ D. Lamimm. Furtherm ore, he saidaid. the than Congress —- which projects to give >aid most project costs are ropa i a reclammatlon : system "Is a syisystem - build. ,jJ!aid isn't working anymore. It has The bill,.woujuld eliminate the-throiiRrough sales of irrigation water ai ts legitimacy. We are Iryln•ying to tra d itio n a l CTSt*lx•benefit formula used . hydtlydroelectrlc power. re that legitmacy.” - by the Bureau oof R eclam ation a n d OrOn balance, both Lamm ar I J setting was the openlnjling of Army Corps of EEngineers nnd their Ge«3erald H. Meral. deputy director > ngs on proposals, includingIng-one su p p o rte rs In Coirongress to justify a thehe ' / " i J o r ' (. zzrizz' , A--l'TlmImos-Nowo. tw in Fnlls. Idahoiho Wodnoaday. .July 25,1979 • "0]p\ on —»...... —Z — — r ^ r — m - W i e k e r I l i e S f li ndifferee n t : T o a d h B uildiiing code i ^ : ^ E 9 H h SerS«ate*te *su^ldSiUy "advls^ ^ to be- concern less ooh proposals or ^‘solu- by oUicir govem m ent a g e n c l ^ 'JaD B PV fi wilwilling to consent). And toX) Judge]i the Uons" than onon themes Carter hoped presldrat’s recent acUonsns omy in to dramatize! from Uie presidency, But, I asked, weren’t Cart< tOTns of persoimel change:Iges o r Uie T he first coconsequence was his IdIdeas, at best, intentions? After I iBie'rgy plan he announced^ In his em phasis in thethi Sunday nfght gieech y Art B uchw ald I, C I!3!= ...... - S 'State shouldn’n’t p e n a liz e nuiirs in g h o m e resre s id e n ts fSditor. Tlm es-N ew s: , is able to koof^ep its doors open, pay H Hc ealU i* W elfare. o F o r.th e p a st few weeks [hi[here have labor, taxes, uutilities, upkeep, etc.. Too many people report miither/Americaii n k n q w --how? 4jeen several a rtic le s inI theth pre.ss as well as icope with inflation, Director DI Klein for. cffcctl ------relative rei; to the DepartmentII oof Health w ithout' cover!Bring th e ir n ecessary supervision sui — 16 Including sev ______&_i Welfare reducing the dollar costs of dQlnR businessbt ______F * Villiam S a fire . A ^hovuse * is aa *hom€e* in thite real eestate byusinesiSS p . - -r- g y x T lipgWNenvS^vlce e ------for~sc■servant^—Q5ually~aroand'ind“ o— listed~bccausc““ iir-nns“ lost~all'' This lls Is M fd'wlstfullyrnorbw ^ r ^ d u a l e d 'CTUeg^ct rather Uian, therUiemselvcs, headed,! "FYom Uie des r ; A ■ b m i^ couirtesaesan Polly AcU^ c o t'fyard ^ i near the m anor or est^estate, meaning. Ratherr ilhan "12 rooms," anyly r e ^ t a t n o t havinging been ."I graduated'fro ?:>; n t s t M us, Is not aJ rrom college,” is to be of..;of..:." a jiome.. She w as Ih e n1 1It^beca^ a back stzeet« t o r Uie sellCT o r rer•enter will list "4 maduated di from a university,ty, but lo a language slobob and a d iscredit to A iw . mUtakeh. Uodtf tbe tb ' ' - v’- y ' , S . . W odncn ooday, ,Ju ly 2 5 ,1079 TlmIm oi oa-Nowfl. Twin Folla_ldahoJX«a------ —' ' T r o o r ^ e r si t o matioml a f p ai r f e s — - JBWCr r ib j M^ p t o ^c^rC cT rint By ROBERT UNDJD SE Y officials ancind rcuular visitors. which covers parts5 of Wyoming, to visitlit pplaccs closer to horne." said c. N.Y. Times NewsiServlce S "There's■'s at least onc benefit fron-om Montana and Idaho,, thei: decline was PatHcIacia Kilgore, a Park Servicc Y O SE M IT E NATIONAJAL - PARK, this gasolsoline situation — leste s s 2G percent In lhe first•st six m onths of o fficialal ““at ■ Carlsbad Caverns " Na- “Calif." --iTci'ry-concnT-~ a ~ Chicago—concostlorcijtT— ?kTmand~Sansum:—-■ a r • the->’o a m n d -3 S -p ercirconrim htrfirst— ttonal~P;rPartrin'New-M cxtcor^hcrc~ sSi a le s m a n , ancl his wifefe, Dorothy, park ranger^er. said. two w eeks of July. v is its; hahave slumped *16 percent this went rock climbing above: the Slalisllcscs on iLse of the nallonal>nal ■ y e a r. ■ spectacular Yosemlie Valley A the parks systy ste m appear lo provide,■ide - • A cadia N atio n al'1I'Park Itl Maine „ . „ rent drop for the , / j “s S aappeared to be bome out by : olher moming and in ihniree hours of strong evicvidence that many Amerierl- registered a 2G percer dance figures at-a number of ye.nr, and a hh: ik in g did not encounl«iler anolher cans haveve changed their vacatior;ion first half of the n area facilities, such as - pp< e r s o n , ------______patterns, llthis, summer, apparenlljIlly comparable, decline . dclphin's-Llberty-Bell'-Shrine,- of gasoline shortages .anc;ind through July, ^ - ^Sladcl, "It was wonderful —- absolutely because of w h ich1 has1 had 5 percent more quid; it was like we hadad the whole higherpriciic e s fo r fuel, irs this year than last, ,en said later Accordlnjing to a check of more iharIian . • Great Smoky Motounialn Nallonal v isito rs I P'park to ourselves." Cpher while resting on a huge ststone slab in two dozersen parks and nallonaln a l P a rk In T ennessee, one o: of the park Offlciaicials at several parks said that a grove of pine trees. m onum entsnts operated by lhe Parkark system's mosf popul.ular attracllons, . visitorsirs now tended to slay for The Conens were enjcijoylng whal Sorvlce, the th decline In visits has had 13 •percent fewever visitors lasl longerr periods,p suggesting thai the w a s fo r them a fringe be;leneflt of the been sharpirpest at facilities farthesilest month than in June off lasl I year. gasolineIne shortage may have pro- , ave “1 think because ofg the gasoline mpledd tthem to choose one placc ^ n n f ln n ’s__1379 ..cnftcgy— lan areas, while visils have sisignificant drop In visitss to nalional increasedia a t some urban attractions,is:— «ttu atm n r t iiurLnM?opip lu 'a a ' UcctdtnR— ra in cir r ttith an take il luui'.______parkspi ' in this summersr of short The foliollowing examples. Illustrate• a t e . ----- ^------“ supplies of high-priced uasiisollne. •■ ■ Uie trendI aaffecting so- called "desti'sti- According lo the NatiItional Park nation'* nanational parks, those lhalh a t lo n g m otoring trip: S'Service, travel lo mon o st o f its req u ire a loi besl-known attractions h;has declined • At ArArizona’s Grand Canyor - b y — !0 to 35 - percent; this year—National IPork, there were-onlyn ly f I l \ c o m p a re d with 1978. 74,571 visltciltors in the flrsl .seven days some critics of this mono n th . compared wllh 112,864864 •' In Yosemlte, which so :ne, I , I I I . . ■— have contended has probiblems of air in the likece w eek last yoar. Jn Ju n e, pollution and traffic cungigestlon that visits laM It ^K taet-4 ^ ^ii »1^ P ^ B ' i d ^ ^ y ■IB, Delta I B M i s i fi m It . it “ B u y a iny ^ 4 C oronet productsp ands!save$l.” Four Of T hie e ;Same Or ANY Combinatlation Of Four . ”— Rosemary Clooney . ; • . '.VllOn ll CO'tlOSi>s t ■ I ' . ■ ; i ' ' ^ A-6 Timos-Nowa3W8, Tw in Foils, Id a h o WodWodnosday, .lul^ 25,107B Diea h a - s t o r y> helps ) parenti eniiertain nur.irsery-age kid I) — explaining that small child H A R;TF0RD, T Conn. (UPIJ,, jdUme time nnly .cpme _cl(«ej 'P a r e n ts s nm ning out of l>edUi Pe< — s to r ie s~cgn~now-m ^ -hd|>-fay-handiindlng niimticra....------g p l le a td e p hhone c to thelr kids. j*. , The scrvlce. which bega O r thle e tots con ring up a falr^-^ t)V tho Babcock 3 3 themselAHves, cutting out^nrm tddimaie- Ashford and the Bu0>ee 1 m an. • Danielson. The lib ra rie s w« I t’s ••Dial-A-Story," ‘ a seroViW' rv l they^uld^be c^It - j M u ss ic j o i n s? drinkiri]iq , q a m tb lin g I bv two Connecticut librar __o ffered^ry*age 1 cfinafeh. •re have been problemsi wwith Thc pnieram began ■ ^______f o r n u r ^ lerally librat7 ajtifiation used a s rong numbers, but genera "T h eri 1 Mrs. grani to tuy 52 Ippra and ! a s Ulm - Is la mlie i p a s t ia r n e s i n I r a n the tig It's doing well," said M ___ ^ vcns, preslaent of the Eastea slo m p la jK Mlllch.cmiU be conn speaking a tio n , telejJhonc. ' T bally T^i'deorapb. London ftfrom the Important and serious He calicd!d on radio and televisionon :ticut Liiirary Associatit ------J------TEHRAN -----— 1Ltetenlng-to-mu9ic-l9-a:affairs of life and he gels-i:ls-uscd-to-lt - to-tell“the-B-counfry -about - the- evil Connectl « an opiate of the people and IrIn th e sa m e w ay w c can1 get g( used to consequence:es of mixed bathirig. andid ; , tra ito ro u s toI IiIron, says Ayatollah druj^, di he said. h e u rn e d the t “security forces to 1 Khomeini, thehe country’s religious stam p it out.;t, ° In ju red • Khomeini continued: “A“ M usic af- lead er. nq A Jeep ca'rryln 2 ‘' M usic nov/ Joins jol drinking, gambl- fccts fc the human mind in1 a way that Mixed batathlng, he explained, was. O'Neal, pictur^/Ing € Tatum ns ■[1 Ing, dancing,,,mixed ,m bathing, ballet m akes peo p le think of nothing nol but anoUier of' ithe plots of the shah's I >y y e a r. v e e i« l o ut 7 . and singing as'u>' un-Islomlci habits not music m and sensual matt(alters.'' He regime toI corrupt youth. "They d earlier this ■ ■ ^ , fn ho -{n3ulg« fferent from wanted to po id and smashed Intout of contiol -■ ! lgftd_in hy Iranians.__ ai ra------freeway~dlvlda^ I young. opium. Of Opium pr^uces on*one {Hnd oi ^ r l s fnto the Ma~so'^al ^'^^wouI3' .to a concrete V J esp ecially tb e yoi »r tura, Calif., du MDB peaking to0 thet staff of a radio insensitivity in and lack of energy,cm and gel together}r and do with each other r - D e a r - V en°------— V I n the Caspian Sea, music, tn another kind.” ' ■ - whatever {h[hey wanted, so that the - weekend, throwingduring the * TlT H E M O ST ACG LA IN 'ED s ta tio n )c pavement, authoi Khomeini saidId thet radio and televl- human raceX would be ruined,’■ he Ing her to the LDSMUSICALOFALL'ilME • And just to make -• cleorcl h s dcdnrcd. dosed Monday. horltles Tl dls- . ' ' ' j B i t s . LDS sion should be)6 iused to educate the ; e e n b y OVER IVj m i l l i o n concentrate people's disapproval, {U Khomeini saidaid: “Music 16, a n d a & |fThe r l actress, .. n atio n a n d cc supporters of Khomehilnl treated for cuts and PEO P LE ■ xmlry’s destiny. Is “ a ti^ a so n to th c counl)untry — o Militant s ifriend were m ind on the coun nforcing bans on newspa* He said thatat under the shah the treason to our youth—andid wev should also are enf Uld l e a s e d . Id replace it pers whichI ddo not rigidly support nls -media had been, bee used to distract cut ci out all this music and r C o m i n g to T w i n Palls with something instructive."c." stringent Isiasiamic policies. ^ MOVIE GUIDE fORF, people’s mindsIs from1 affairs of state wi R FAMILIES TTuesday. u July 31st, 8:00 p.m ; by a dellberilerate campaign of G: Ono Porlormanco only! perversion, sudnich as music on the* Descendant | ofol Dallas’ fourmder C o l le g e e f • e w t h o r n I d a h o radio and mixedxed bathing in thc sea. r i a e a r t s a u d l l p r U n i ; •/:, The p ^ , cinernema and theater also . floor . . .3J5FfllllAv*„T«1oFGlk . . !" ,v‘. were" InstrumeiilleiitS'Of comiptlon;-he -'.spends a nightion c cincestral f P G ; *Po,.'«u1^ejldan<*^vO( Ad.ooc»Tkk*«i AvallobUAh ; v:« . added. DALLAS (U PIlI ) — A H e c a rrieed d with him a C ivil, W a r 5voa»»'«a :ro«vl«y'i Phoimoejr - downlown m Iho mc particularly concemcd ' * * i . B u t h e w as p a grent-great-great-grancandson of era muskett held together by string ' ■ ■ ’•dminlsthiUoh.- ■}>■ ■ r-.;V ' iL... E i S ’A' 'PEANUTS ^ , w % a d jU L lB .W — ^ ------//srux^ i^ - ijfiUAU\jiL*pi *® B 'She'TTFiti' think shec•could b eat) • ^ W hyc^idn'tqouteli^eM JI1js?lsags! m e e v e n i f s t I V£. T-''ejP '. , 5 . J f . C\'t. m e L o l a T H ? A f .UtCv ->J, k S didn't (TV n e i r ...... w a s / J p - \ ' JIM cheat.'AV^ ------( ‘ M e ’r ' ■ i ■ n i n e t y / ■ g e a r s n e v e r : j S / A a w \ 1 ' m o w i t , r .i I i e w a g ' ? M ' - e p l a g s cards.W -^® ^;^^ -J ■: , LAT1QO THErHE BORN LOSER K 5 > ^ P L B A sa. Mft. VAI J X B6LIBVB TH6 R6A : ' ' ^ ^ ^ 9 H A L L SPIak. T ^ ...... ^ CONTACTACT Hl’VV ANO /rtBCT—- ' OM THIS EARTW IS WITH A^V PBlSKO5 ^ tOUtX vou 0A{ ONB_. ANOThI ^ TH19-VSBV a a n PIDM'T F O R fc C T ^ H ...... - V - - M R . VMM H0RN..(-M- TD BLOW OUriWAT ■ U- • & CONBpENT J C*N f ~ ■ PBtWOADS HIM TO O '■ |- ,a r ^ I | S S U L j >324' M'S O-Al/W I Cto-e TH& 3 0 N ^ ( J i t L M ' 9 i f c y l CTAM IV'- — |L T tn it|\ w m m m m M •: ALIALLEY O O P ------m ;: BEETLE-BAILEY '' A L O T > S { Y E A H . . . D O VOU ' / T H E Y L O O K A • W E L L , PIP V ' A N T H E Y } ' . L , EVERY. / r‘Ll. tl. \ WHERE \ I’M (3i3NN^[jrn ...I CON'T think/noo ptapBLEMP» , /...-lONiSwr rrl^ — ~ : XNOW SOMETHINS ( BETTER THAr> M3 w e / SE£ E SMXl\ ARE Vaj ) TTsV TBET• uU s I CAN TAKE / TWeRI : y o u C H E C K I-: ^ . . J A ^ T E OUT THAT \ ^»BOUT-M l f?ASK? ? RACKSP PELL, M , ANCTTME<5 NkSHT WE A‘ Jll p CRATEPiV CATE ;Ri OF VESeTaBLE \ THEHE \ VEeSTABlXSC CBHEAL~_> IT SO U : yV\lRA©e, / ^ ----- LEPTOVERSJ \^^LASnJkST NlSHTl^KlSHT.OX^WAffT* * r ; ------S A R < 5 E T ^ - / ------P , j* J _ _ ' V, ^ A - H OENNISTHEMENACE mFAMILY CIRCUS STAR WARS V /V /fr- I .. IT'LL TA K E^^S//il\Cl ,.^7 rME*TOR£VW/ER TO .GET - ^ / THROOOH' T» TH IS-----/ J / Lthey m uST s t IHAVE— ' ' I ^ ' ■ REX MORGANiN rrilE fcWP IT' ^ PLtMIV OP ClI?CuM6T*N- 1 'AV, C3lP Af’eOBlEfA/ >EMCE, LieuTEMANI.' If I I AtOMAf? jT- PeR&ONWHOiT'^fPOOiWO V ' VOU HAVEriLL P WITH THE PA 'iOFFlCt i Dtny— -&OIM IMALLY A CALLEC* IN AMC?fA/ IHG ■ ttAL£VIPEM£&£T A COMvrCnOM Y0 U A 0 *I»JK/ 1 5NPEt»4»?>Zj. t?AVE¥ I^^TILLHO flK6T w e « MILL^TH£ EVIOENCE • --L ic u rtH A N r/•] ^•'i^*-wrTHOUf-A .MPwr (JE6CRI0EP I COULD &£ KAV Wit.1. JOJM ^ ILL AHONtMOUO.' ON IIALf TH _ --U6WJU6TASS# - wtTNeoe.-we----- \^ou-H A v'e i" " ___OUM^^ fH -v ' "Thay're homemiemade flowors from ou ' I w V ^ ■ 1 AR'CUfJ J V M o g a r d e n . " m EN T6.^ - .liS ^-S TImoB-NowB. Twfnn FFc atio, Idaho W^ n u a d aty,..Juty25.197» y,,. ' J 5 t o n € r e it s c m s ~ " “ I ^ T i ESoi n ■'A. ■■^i yJlOBERTG.FICHEHENBERG ------•v i < '.NewhouseN^wsSe'iService a mm • ASHINCTON - OnOne of Sen. ' m C ira'rd M. Kennedy’ss Senatei col- S v e s and friends says,ys, "Of course • Kennedy Is goingI to t< run" for .' , ^Sgt k - - » iJdenl;" - - - ' : ...... : *n;. Henry M. "Scoop'»p” Jackson, ^ ------: ^ashrralso'matntains-Ins-Kennedy's-...... ; proach isM und." , « le’s avoiding a coursorse of conduct- ' } would indicate he's he' running V. - '' t Inst lhe president,’'JaJackson said, 3 ‘ doesn’t want loae be accuscd of . . \ jltliW Jimmy Carterr (out of (he ™ H e itnows that If ho announces 2 : — }i — -jjHv.—ho’ll-be-actused of Tbrclng' ' ~ChnclrStp:eak Whole HaiiuIS " r ZOradelilurteys .Yesident Carter out of-of.offlcc and liat would croale a- dlvidlvislyc'sllua- ion. You can’t spill lhe par In a breakfast , mceS S i i g wit>i oporters Tuesday, Jad IbvrHen'* Suptam* . It’s dynamite io divide!d f th? party odv Cul Beei Chuck. f l .hen the incumbent prc;jrcsldenl is a vo ■ ■ neml)crofyourparty.” - W CookfDollte ^ 8onelot>. .. Therefore, he expiainetned. K ennedy 7.BorSoneSlaak -JZS jI o g Savo 40' ■Is u sin g KOod p o}(Itical lit pro- sov« ((felonallsm" In biding hijhis lime until ■Wmmy Carter either steps st oul or ------Mls-out’’-oMhe presidenclencyr-If-that— — - ’>—-2 V •^■•lOurs, Jacltson added,i, "Ted Ken- J I N ® presenl, lhe Washingiington senator # i r l , biiiid. President Carter’ssthances t for I h . l J i — ^Simominallon nre "very,ry. vcrj' dif- mJ \ = = t i r - o n t e u l t ; " —w ith- next • spriprinjj's New ' tM'd^pshlrc and Massai^u:.^usetts Dem- rf:«B-atlc primaries cricritical for ■Uw»t«f^9i>ell{k‘Bl-surv}vat^ :::_n 1 iwo*_ ■■ - - ■ - ■ ------P ■^R,«tfon» _ ' - tc ^— i ] GfeeinBeans GOV. EDMUND G . BROWI 1 Brown f s ‘ VonllloO nly. signs '* • N oH h*rnW hlt» KB Sov* 3«' 0*IM c S' Cut, n -- — — -OrAiaort*d. 1 9 Sav* 2 0 ' j Q I p bailout ; W ; r ; . . ' - - — A — LOS ANGELES (UPI) - ( I B s f Edmund G. Brown' Jr. Tuei 1 - 1 signed a M.as biUIon state "baili biU to finance P ro p o sitio n I3*staj local govenim ents b u t w a m e d It' I V2Galil. 1 J u Rolls i his ‘^hunch" Callfomla and ...... ;...... nanatton-ai« beading into-a- ser a ------—-iwession—whlcb-^could—cul—I re, stm port beginning In 1980. • I , “1Brown put particular emphasli ■JJriV yjV ^B { d i l t o i i 'tI a p ro vi^^dit^ bill contalnin automaticallya u reduce state stra to schools, county and munic govenimHito It Ok r«;^lon W C a t ^ ■ V_ /f tintinemploymenl and a loii m re« A4 0*1 Moni* m M < f frcfrom Income, sales and corpora H"fierr Sev*P 35* e taxes. _ I-;.-:-,!!: "It Is my hunch that we are In DcolateC » a serious recession and that- It- be difficult to get o u t o f.’’ Brow n i -a—news-c6nrerenc€—at-ni£n: plrrsfonn tT le a —« •4 "Angeles office. "• ^ • ______b e think it will be naUonal ' ...... TTEA * A lb*r1toion'* n ' Brand. H California won't be an isoh I 9 9 :: «»htngl______Ik I /T— h ^ igher and rev en u e slow s do g ------I C^pming a will simply have to c — - m — 1__ ^omllyFovor* I = m I* I Sov* 90 ' ' ^ iln g it as a collective effor p r - P o r H ^HBeans-(5 varying political factions, Bn , said the bill was the most mas Comp* Brand. | such pro0 am ev^ enacted b; f ^ H -rtateleridaliw;------^------•nuts The l^g-tenn act passed by C a k e D or le^atuiv Friday before depar 1 3 son a HMmlh’s summw recea designed to end the contest an Choa r c o a l £ cities, counties and i^ Ia l Biiord. For Ail Your J enunent disthcts for- Ibnlted-i l-M >m*f Bofb««u*f. - ^ doilara in the wake of Hov • 30’. a O lb .B o g ... Jarvis’ tax>s}ashlng initiative w 19V » . » cttt propeHy taxes n bUllon. I.^-rll-would shlft-a p o rlio n .o f.p ro p * 8 9 -tax iwenues from schools to-1 B re a d D inners governmentsCU and the state wi ih d w ic h B make up the loss to schools. < i S ^ G*»*r - ■ ' ' /. I A-10Tim®#.Nowa,TwlnF«n Fdla. tdatiti Wednoaday, fvarnll ASSETTE RECOBPER_ S& ecorder/piayor has 5 pushbut; iR6^ack.«>^iect. Stop. AC/DC. «m>r "01 mk»mM x J f f e l jL iv' ^ 1_AM/FM/CICB POBTABLE-IMiADIO____ w a k eEIN-WARN: _____S.T.”' - - T-^— j Oiir- Regi 2. ^ FIRE DiDETECTOR S t u f f B a g 1.' ^ 'S a le .5 P ric e Has test1 buflon,bl Hashing. n lb S m SLEEPINGGBAG I t ^ 9 6 jattery signal: — ------b ^3 i’ PERSON NYLON 5 7 « « LED ' batl ' Our Reg. 21.88, 313-lb..Polyes- g M ling,'40- economica:ical carbon zinc Your oOur Reg. 29.88 Fire-ret With transmitter;er; has slide rule tunin ^ B 7 5x7' floor; 42 ' Center-heheig h t; ^ m ^ 0 ter fill, rayon cover)ver; 33x 7 7 ".* m M .rM M dtu. h,mlke; ear jaclc. carryingIng strap. battery; electroniceie horn. ^C o tt X ■ 5^ rV; , ■ S MERCHANDISE POLICY | U M im Our firm Inlcntlon >• lo hav* « ^jOoie^^ . M j ^ 3 --,-■ ■ - ■ 2 7 .8 8 -II w ' - i Hi Ii l l l ) ^ a TTtJ^EV; 1 3 V 2 - G A LL. . COOLER LEATHER SlSLIDES . P PIASIiTICHELpg! • 1 0 --CUP ( MR. CO O ur R*g. 7.90 ■ Natural JT ^ I leather atop a moldocIdod platform for tho s o a s o n s ' (a:fashionable 4 Days look. W o m e n 's sizosizes, Save , Pr. On/y ^ > 7 » » m ' M . ^ - •'■''• ' ■ E ach _ i MEN’S OXFItfORDS 'M 25S BIS- insulated cooler has T Extra-large . -.sripw-lite^ 5. O ur R o g . 10.97. Br(Brown vinyj . a practical In new atralmond color, with Coffee ,d h a n d le s, b o ttle “ P®"®'®' )e Saver and'- ;^ H easy-carry recessed^ upper Wllh contrastirastlng carm el ' 5-qt. dish- 25 filters, 8-0Z.*BAG H | ^ p ' t AiS s iT ic H K N E E - H IG H Bl CANDY lOGS IB W jps M U f l B B^ 1 SHEER SOX y fl - HIiiIKIjIIuL H f lS ^ —oarftogrea II w n 1 (uAl® O u r RegiMQ. »(<■ H-DAN1SH^^»I T If ^prs!^* m z r f CTifi i s 8 m Clark's pea- . §7?Vrf?vlM si Packagiage of • i^S:-\ \ I Total - com- ^aR 1 lrr^^^A w il Stretch nylon nut butter 2 4 1 i: 2 '0 Z . Y I fort - top Wv/f’^ /f ' ' -\9S^ Opaque cam- ' logs are - a - c u p s ; e I x tr a ^ . r ^ / \ \ ■\ I sheers with lilffW t - ^ - p u s - ___h o s e ; p u s T i b V d o DID W R A P CCAN A LUNCHEON MEATr ' II family treat. ® ^ s r i g i d ...... and J^./.:/ u., run- resisttoe I^L ^ c h o ic e Of col- Pick up sev- n lfer lo n q eir r Ila s t- ji / : . .( y- I orsandalfoot. . \ o S h o p now. S a v e ! U / : i > V:. « i f l o l l a .° ‘ 9 7 ^ m " f u slzeff . 9-11,1 ul Fit SigeaB-9\4, ;j r . !.. i i 2 " x200' press-clifcting wrap: i2-o>-oz.‘ can D an ish luncheon Sj^aMgHrtBjtl ------____ {, -h o ld s flavor and fre8^esh fiess.______m2?t: oai i? t plpnics., snacks,__ n^i muiHi .. - Regular or Q ueen |-p ^ •«wv i ^ y WAMPOb-iN ^-FIH A IH ET-'^RHIW! ^ M I S S BBRECK* R i l “SHOWER ^ HAIR COLOR * ~ “ A t r 11 HAIR SPRAT I h a i r sSPRAY p W / ^ H N’ BATH” Jays - ^ . A D ays 4 Dsys - g^^SUNTA[AN K =Jii W X R H Y n^l 4 Days I lLliS*^r^T ON i n S M / f ? . n ~ t S a y sl j i S ^ i 1Pb r e 6 9£k H ^ jW i 6-oz.* Fluo Shower and m m >')de" tooth MisMiss Clairol' \ • Non-aerosol W n a 9 -o z .« R Bath Powder K fl sh a m p o o for- ^ *L I 6-oz.*; Regu- g ^ E la r. sS l" x j ^ V w l E a B H R p a s t e fo: ..:. ,8hE S u p e r U n- * { • j with baking white teeth M 's : ninula iu hair • /^ ^°LP' (Hold, s c e n te d n S s c e n te3dorUi-V d < \ *—r r ;s r■ J /, I soda.l3-oz.* fresh breath -K \ T^ljH H colcolor. All / \ I ® \Z ,. tim a te / a So fragrant. sh a d e s . f ^ or unscented. ‘ B ^ g = / ■ * MM wt. n iu la. S a v e . ^ M Wl. I • NM WL o | I S g r - E t E C T M H I “jLRM M EBA CASEiE “ m a m o mMOVIE CAMERA 7722 XL MipVIE MMERA^ Vmagihmtic CAMERAcil OsinEL^HO^^ NUC F L A S H * ’ O u rn * fl.’ o _ . . _ y -;------^2:97 W - n - w ^ ■. .‘UB«a Mif-poweredred m'agicubos. 4Sm>mm F1.7 lens, electroniclie Hot shoo contaciICC chart. CuCushioned camora crad•adlo. " . 8 to 1 pov.3wor zoom. Macro '" Reflex R< zoom lens. 11-22 mm now...... focusing. FRun-lock button. m:manual zoom: frxed fc ^ s. i- r - >eiHm;hagcaae.^-___ ahutilutter: auto, expo^re. ^ J storage dlvidofe. Save nov v 'V .. ..1 ";. - ■ W../.nlinMKlay, .lulySIi, 1070 TifTlmos-Nowa. Twin Fallo. Idaho A-11 BLAIANKET * GIRLS’ TOPS ■? S [Jjjj ______EOR___g 8 = r ~ m i^ m Our R oq. : — ------, • Polyester blankin k et Wllh nylon . Long or stiorl binding. Lovelyily i co lo rs, 72x90'' sieovos. In poly- esfcr.-colton_^ or ^=/pANTSUIIS_ 1 GIRLS’ JEANS . FOR GIRLS ffl ■ ROLLUP If PACKI< OF 3 / T i f f M 7 2 2 p i n o o ■ BLINDSS ■ WSHCtJtOTHS 7 m Our flo g . ■ ■ ■ ■ Our Rog. ■ fl.96-9.96 ' Q M i | |■ r ^^TT.96-12.96 7 . ■ Our A Solt, pfo-wnshod: B . tn polyostor/cotton I in polyoslor/cot- B blond, polyostor or I 3 6®?- . i ...... f / r i f l tonorcotton.4-14 ■ cotlon. Sizes/- I m M I srm nar,4-6x...9.0C S / 1 r - ; I .loiv C o tto n /p/polyosier, o / • ' i n s Sizosto s « ^ 7h J "'•‘’•V totdlock'~...7t.r.*,' . pKg°<3.3 , I 2 x 1 4 " . , / \ J ^ K j y9K 14 iiy«l. . Knvil. i r i M 9 \ ^ ^ 9 T n /U '^.r l\ Misses I ^Iw y(V 7.96 4.22 i | W \ / / i ^ - ^LUXURIOUS ■ S i ^ m iiiB TOPS M i l y V- ' I B ^ ' - C l 1 0 ,9 6 ■ (and 36^42^ C o t t o n I n y lo n ■ blond.popular colors, MEN’N’S DENIM JE m “ W ...”1 ^ WESESTERN JEANS pre-w ivshedII TERRY ORIR KNIT TOPS I Our Re W H - denim ' jea n s ■ 9.97 I Our Reg. MA 2 2 I ■ " 8 ° * . [ ^ K I I 4.9G-5.57t _ A i Cho ^ ^ Q8S\ Our Reg. ■ * “B* Your Choice I ® 5 H b ^ _ __ MK s< ------—------O u r Rog. 7 :77;77.-B ru5h Tw}ll. Sovo nox^o w .------—-Sovofol-flcTtorTtorf sly jo s- fo r f o ll- o f o stoi>ock-up prico — j I ^ H 12:96-13.96m - I -^Oay^Only— M n tw ill. Choojo bool>ot c ur o r floro In o 1 4 o z . c o llo n Indigo H B n p' Our. Rog. 6.97-77-7.27. PoIy/cotton nylon t- Solt cotton navy jeans ■I Indulge yourself with the latest look In'spoittwear. -fl lk lo a n s . donlm ; Wost>o sJo rn sty lo fn {• j- w o s h o c -)t-.h v 4 f li f n ]^ 'O u r R og. 6 .9 7 ?Qrushod n pro-woshod look j od poiyoilor/ \it^ - - or6^asfy)a-lor-titj»nd' ■I ' Scoopy V>necks In cotton/lon/nylon terry with c a p raglan':' f l *4 cotton donim.lim. S ovo! kv';^ v «>•»'wrplort.Savo ot Kmart. ■ ^ J r. B o y s sias iz e s ...... y ^ r r r w c i u L ig te e v e s or, coH on/potyerie>rig^riKknlt..top8. In cotors^ / r " . f l Usos' ond roll «gur«| aUt SUOS aaa* InO ro u ^ ISOPROPYLIS l U wI UG ip1|^K 5 WINDOW BWIGHl _CLEANEfL„ U p — i ^ . ' ' —-AtCOHOl^-^S-i IHT 4 Days 12:07 ‘5W5^Wf|^^W^ OurRog;67*' ’agSj f m Our Rog. 8 F-S.S8 ^ 'I -ISOPROP-VL — r 1 Each —f M il 3 8 1 Mm i m 9 6 1 2 -oz.* cloan-' - a jik m n l r Compleleavo J! .... D2 ,* I f m / i / Uj. tiuorescer \ er/sprayer,or ^ J l l m PUSTIC GARDEN J^OSE I t i | ”24-oz: i large h J m !.} ------Light oluole25" -:;UF SPRINKLER PL bing alcohol. Vj- i oMiBallr p la in or wilh -.1.7. In- \ j l : P^/y Ml^ fixture cunil e n t ~ O urR o g . b o - i n wintergroen. ' so c l KNIer EVERAIN" S 2.97 l ilim^rL \ WHh •oty-mol H fi I hnrdi^nfc. Our Reg. > h a rd -to j/p a c h j^ i, „_. .’-O*/ii~x50-tool_hosc.,with_sl_uiqy______, 4.47 /n shapes. couicbupling~Savo!______-mount Waters thoso -' aroas; in 4 law n ' tf^®V^B"BElTtESS" •LISTERMIHT !i^ ’ vTsi¥ e~ ' ^ ~ A N A C IN :: KOTE)T'^“ , i i f >FLUORrGARD’ a l l M111 I B B S s ' ^ TAMPONS MOUTHWASH MOUTHWASHiSH n MMnnmi™ I EYE DROPS t a b l e t 4 Days 4 Days ___ Days 4 D a y s i |SR3“"A Days P w J H l ETS f i i*A i I ‘ S avo ‘ i / « p W^97i r f t ’ Bl 30 stick lam- ^ m a r t * iz e yi^ Clear ^^ile I .«Tm.~ 1 Bottlo otavo ■ JU 10-0 2 ,* dental ' 1“xe y e drcfps for P ■ V ' p o n s , R egu* b r a n d b o x of anti - cavity i h ^ h i ^ h ^ h ■ lar or super ' 30. Save now. )’e : so o lhing irri- I ■ r.r .::',’.ir 1 h e a d a c h}f e 1 0 0 V nFluofkif* ■ /' rin se con tain s < tation, rod- ■ Jy lievof tablia n d B size.* •. More fluoride,. ' uth- b ^ b b b b b b b b ,*.) absorbent, 30 Maxi Pads, l y ! ! , ® 1 j'!^ ness. Save!' 1 ^:c:==^r™ ^ 7^ Save! h e re- n ablets. i Ml.2 7 ^ B o x . . . . 1.27 "'?T\ ^ 1 0 u n U . 2.12 4 0 0 ^ 1 w m K 4001 e a ! — * ^ 5 KS61?^^’ S d-1 ( K R A O T i ^ SIB 12V S H lib BEAMS UTO CUICK T CCARPETED CAR MATS i ^ : WHISPER® PRO,KMECTOR „ FOCAla'COLOR prin^ ' filmMl_ AM/FM/8-TRR. INDASH ’g s 8 ■ - O ur flog. O u r flo g . 1 7 7is ^ d T g ita l AU I _ ...... : SS.96 y , h ” i 7 O u rR o g . Z f f f f ° ; F i.5 (ie-3 0 m m )z ocom o r Ions, ouw , . ' \ i6fz)/MT..126/20 or 135/20. . ^ .. Indnsh storoo raradio fonturos 46£1651, 4652, Roc. Booms, 3. idor or In Iho dash. Cut pilo carpet in colors. ■ ^ tomotic throadl_ng.|^mi..more.;'' * . ' OurflrR'og.4.77M6vl«FnmWlth ly . original eq u ip m oont r styling, 6>052, 0 J Hl-Low Booms, 5. OutOur 11.68 Roar M ats . .Pr. 9.66 P roJ te tte s s lh g ...... 3.97 , 3.80 _Clocklitson,und' 5.68 Oigilal re ad o u t. ■OPEN DA l f ‘ 4 7 | iniN E aiir~=ii*^ '':ryu[NDA^VYS 1 1 - 7 ^ tlliOh I A-12TlmO8*N0W8,, TWfnt U F o lis ,/d a h o W odnoonooday, .lu(y2S, 1979 7 ^ r Syluia Porterr j S j P " Som e? questiconson oil cris '______rPfrrtnftwQMnfolumna.^______fn r n whllp th«» cutbacks wwere long gas lines anEuid the Uireat-of a Ami Much of the fnistrjstratlon, hysteria transitisltory. fuel ci^is II nextxt wlnler te sovere.------n nnd panic which haveave erupted on the ■ Butut at thc end of Dcccmtw'r,*, Tifran Dq)artment of EEnergyj offlcials told thcr •• ■ ' long’lines at the gas^ station pumps stoppe)ped exporting crude oil entlrntlrcly my associate. Eretrooke Shearer, that 'cith ------:------In-recenLKeeksJiaYsave resu lt from and _when_lt_resumed v exportiortlng. the situation woulluld tove to w o rse n Hou our- Ignorance —• andi our deep Saudi.di Arabia cut back ItsexpoHsiHFby substantially for • mistrust of both WasiWashington a n d th e alw ut 1 million barrels a' day.ly. By e m m e n t to undertirtoke gas ratioiSng. occi — oil companies.. . . - l a t e1 February-Maixh F there waaivas a T h e p ro b le m s Inveivolved In settin g u p who M uch of the wild wil talk about ^dwdual owakenlng both amongng oil a w o rk ab le g a s rairationing system are theo ------conspiracies and -c I - d e v ils - in - th e — - indusbisb y and -govem m ent -enei*nergy ’ staggerinR ------gro_i corporate boardrooi•ooms has been expert;erts that there could be potenl Jtlon, Uie one g ov- ! ^ { irresponsible andI cactually coun- gas sl:shortages. But, thc awarenrcnras liliistratl which now d istrib - ' teiproductlvc. cam»e e slowly — and no one» vwas emment agency v near Uie numl>er of •L_ responsible ques- certalraln how mucb oU wouldifl ho u te s an y w h e re ne But there are res hot a gas rationing ^ tlons lhat millionsIS iof you, r^re- produciuced domestically or how;“ hhigh p ieces of m aU Ihi plan would regulluire Is Uie S ocial sentlng a cross-sei-scctlon of the demanland would be. stration. It maUs out American public, are ar asking that Securiiy Adminlsti s far back a; eariy Janualu ary . about 25 to 30 mill:Ullon social S ecu rity ’ demand an attempt■t t o g e t resp o n s‘- sident C ^ e r h a d a p p ^ e d to ^ei ^ecks each monlmUi. To raUon g a s, — ^------DleuMWiui^.Htue'aiiij lirtg-gnu m e (margy bur a f' i t - moiini li u v B - tu ^ Q. W beo did (beI uirgcivCTnm^ U. 55K e of the first quarter of thee yearyi distribute at last ; flfive times as m any ( f a t know and tbe oil comp^ land remain^ high andid oil coupons — set upIp what easily coOId that a gasoline sbo'riortago WM Imml- ks were low. become another.*■. enormous bureau- _..i nent? Did tbey wainam anyone about wasn’t until eariy May thatat thei cracy. This does : .notn mean ra tio n in g ^nd the threat? t ot-warmer weather andid ithe won't come. Buntit'would’bc Imposed <1-^; —-r...... A.rTTie-nrst timele « elOier th e U.S. val of the traditionally heavy hes reluctanUy. with a w oU companies ' a'cleartearthatU j,"™ government or the Ing season convinced experts(rts In could be a mess, ils m ight be in th e " " S fash realized that a crisis i jrnment and Industry that worldwo Q. Was there evever aoy suggestion -orld OU m a rk e ts making on the wori production wouldn’t meet:t de-i b y o fflcials In autiuUwrity Uiat a soUd JCT, » * e n polltl- was ta November Iff? id, and sh o rtag es a s well>11 a s g a s s h o rta g e would MUaily, It was ^ lid Unpress.upon th e " “ .co l tt^oU hit Iron. I igprices couldn't be avoided. I need energy . a t r - ^ ixports would be • public tbat we ’ thought, that. oU .exp< t this time, the drescendodo of wbatevv p^ce dxdr DO mattd- wbat __I curtailed for onlv a shortsl ume. and tiings was ® reete< .w lth a rna* tbe risk to tbe publibUc’fl bealUi, s a f e ty - H ^d ey aw n . Ll------tIon\¥ld . oiremiroomeDt? - Westemqraiain ------'c&gJ-J(_-CoB«re8S bad_app.^roved a W»H motely flLa-vear to go be fo re . ^ 8 iequest for stand-by ga]8380- Uie 1980 p residentnUal decUon cam- i CHICAGO ( U P I)-C ratkMilag autbc^ty m<»tbs af naPEns ; Wheat No. 2 soft red ^ I ago, paigns. It seems hihlghly unlikely that Id gas be ratkned today? the Caitw- Whitee House .would r is k : Wheat No. 2 hardwlnler4.15'/^N. win No. D ^ lte -:tb e ^ e c ta d e f ComNo.2yellow2.9(2.98 %N. A. N ue of playing Russian iroulette wlUi U ie .* Oats No. 2 extraI hcflvyh( w hite 147 • ■ W-N. - f No.—1-ye!low=-7.50N;= 1 - ; p iv n i c r . Chicago high rate. - j m alting 1.80-2.MN; l.i feed | | H AkA[ICG:SrfL€ "Basis (the differencence between the AND . j! cash price and priccrice of the most current futures contraitract) unchanged ' , f for h a rd w lnler whcwheat, com and dats; up 3 for soybeancans and off 1 for R E rMODE;l in g s _ ■ _fioftred w h cflL ______AT TW/IN F A L L S ; I CHICAGO (U PI) - Wheat, corn H;.* V and oats were subsljbstantlally lower H j ; < and soybeans substantiantially h i# er at ^^he-Otloago— I Boa rd of Trade. Up to % ! o f f *T - Wheat was off 2 ^ % to 10 ce n ts; ~ f: com 4 to 7 'A r oatsmts off 3 to S Va; “ and«M»eansup3to7^ 0.n top-sBHining styles ' ’ J ; W bS it and com dec!Jecllned on rainy -4 . . .-weattMir-.and goodI ccrop progress .. jf achMs the Midwest. ©suits ®sptportcoats Soybeans advancesIS icame on local' -short-covering from>m about mid- . T ' session to the dose. «slacks ®s|sport sliirts 9< ■ The outside markets'!ts were low er . © dress shirtsts ® jackets*I jeans y ' Liveatock I • r.I. up. i ..•lylhifxtj'-, tocciocl/. Nal i NORTH SALT LAILAKE (UPl) - 'H j (i;iy hul It,IT.' •. •,onii-thm g Ik I -1; Idaho. Utah and eseastern Nevada- rr- • TeeaW'and'range-s;r sales Tuesday: ' 'T ^*«areas fee^xOots quite; very. )rted; shaip de- K d r / i ' HART SCHAFFNER md d i w t r a d e i n — & MARX SUITS c a t ^ng p buyers to be R«g. S19S.00 to S275 00 I ifmnea sales. . ' Dltshed; on Mon- Idabo a clean-up • LOUIS GOLOSMITH y mbced dwlcece slaughter and SUITS 4 4 .S ^ g of farm flocks Rog. S I3 5 OO to S i n s DO h. 8 5-:i0 5 IbV ' 5* 8 .5 8 . K joii[ii?r.iu.(UFi)~)-Uvestock: ' ^51 BOTANY •■500" ____ -Cattle jales lnsiInsufficient, .to .. SUITS i W B i i Kocj. S t 30.00 to S t '89«^.o'13 air; barrows and ZSSS =2. k cenls Iow»; No. BOTANY "500- -41.50, 23^240 Ibs. . ^ I QUAD SUITS vance receipts: Sc« Oulfili on Oil...... Rug. SieS.OC to S I 9 5 .0 0 . B r | r c FAMOUS BRAND SUIT"TS & SPORT COATS l).:;^(^gn.A nd_ OnnBici G roup ...... ^...... 7 2 PPRICE / pricesTsTuesday: i * ^ HART SCHAFFNER & i »6.50up 1.607 «>S2SimO,3S______MARX SPORT COATS mWki )'4 rrM » et)t)324.Gdup4.08. 3 TopQ uoliiy 307.07'.07 up 2.94. Rog. S155.00IO S 1 6 5 .0 0 . . 'Sjffiil-SPil...... LOUIS GOLDSMITH &i BOTANYI “500” H annan,lan, 305.25 up SPORT COATS P05 :S0.00i» on brlc^oc-reflnlng— H u n fa b nicated u l » l d 305.K MANCHESTER M h 1^ th>y ounca]ca SeUing price. 3.39 up 0.35 p e r K QUAD SUITS I Cool. njvofM blc v<.\V .iKitcli $ 1 Q S coiitfovting •.Imll R<'9 SS16500 li bTILlONLY | U ' W j'- ' b l i " S - - HAKCHESe SPORT COATSITS $ 4 2 ^ 5 MiPump* ' I 1U2ERS 5008585 LEVI'S '• 501 HANpjSTER_HOPSACK BLA ShtlnV lofcl...... iarr*! ... ^ . . . . ♦ w f ■ M2" ...... * 5 3 * * A HflHCHESTER__SPORT COATSIS $ 5 9 8 ! LEVI'S 51). 646. 684>84 $1477 ' barr^' Soridl>moncir>cl B>lli...... SLACKS. FASHION lEANS lha Rom. Twin Fall*. R»Q- SK isTnnnnis I H InF.ll*733-73ll ’ SLACKS o..,...,. . ■. B5 TAPEREO SPORT SHIRTS M.n-.. Inlh. Rom. T^lo foil...... R>g. SIS OOlo S30.00 ...... DRESS SHIRJS^^, ^ ...... BOYS'SPORT & KHIT SHI Short Sl«..«, R .s S6-00IOS.IK ...... ; ^ n E E P I G K: K - - U P i i ^ pOfiTJKIRTS ^ 33 BOYS'FARAH lEANS I 'P.o'15'- a rabilo. Sl»«» 4 >0 7. tlta» i g n d USIUSELESS ANIMALS ■ . CREW_SOCKS.1..- r' b, J'o'oo”$«rOO*Vl3.50. <.( ' uniQin V/t'tl C oail UranH, BOYS' KNIT & WOVEN SP ’ On»blBB»oup. R«o. »'*,00*o Bciyt’ Nylon Q i.iltori .....y ? PRICE MEN'S HOUNDSTOOTH CH k I la v lt l*», Poly«(l»> t CetlOi Sets...At Eaiarlybird Prices!>■ wDltU.Rfg.SI3.S0IS13,4ay f H J U se Your H oper's REMEMBER... OpHon Charge OT • B ^ i n k c a r d s If It’s F ro m Roppor s .. . It's R ight!! • Twin Fails • Burjrloy • Ruport • Buhl u h l r * _____ --V Li:______H ______VJocodooatlay,-July-25,-1079------Tlmoo-N©wOrTw}rt-<^lt»T-WBhOTM3-^Tln ” ~ E n e r !■gyimp. iu s\I ficg s s t o t o iw ns pnr o p o s e d ’ ' DENVER-( u p>1) i : — S e n .' G a r y lh e} S ^ a s t o bi ' ,Ca 3 m is c u s s eted ^ ' e O c > i n ' BOISE (UPl) - The risrising cost of . ¥We'n OO 'l^anadian natural gas w ill bc dis- I ‘ a -sussed at a meeting of Northwest fiO ‘% ublic utility commissioncjn c rs In Boise, .. W 'il'aho i=ubllc Utilities3 Commission C <'j P^rcsidcnt Conley Ward1 JiJr. said the ■ W $ pBfeieetIng most llKcly woulould result in ■I b r W lh e keH c nf^ore meetings betu'tween the Ji 9 I Kworthwest regulatory comommlssioners !t t^ n d the Canadian govemmi ...... Ward said relationstns betw een .“ . h- mCanada and the Uniteded States on lCO tb Mpconomlc issues havC notlot been good |S n recent years. He said,d, 1 however, it ; [k_jbfiui_the_J^a " ■ jstsrnotioicc '.co ” ■ w th e C an ad ian s Into a policyIcy change, The gas Issue has beereen raised to n^genda b^ause Canadaada recently ' pyaiscd the pricc of itsi natural n gas J M urom $2.30 p«r thqusand1 cubicci feel to - ^ 2.80. l^orthwest officrficlals had ,'oO Ca » . n |e x p c c te d a n Increase to $2A52.45. ) .C ^ ;; REGISTER NOIIOW S NOTHING TO3BUY B ------— fflFMC schedulilied ^ FREEW: WHOLE g - 8 m .oMNS 2pS = = d & “ Hundreds o f P rizes------T he FMC ;a a ^ HAVawir^-'““ '5~ fll POCATELLO (UPH - G iv o n A w a y Aant_west of S 4 - 3 ^ ; . ____ - ______^ F ^ t^ was ^^he^^H e d t o T g H T SSi^O rtoealeation------r r — A dditional power Tuesda;day after a Buhl, Tvt/inI FcFoils 1- ^ IW im Bridger coal-firedi generating t 1 unit In Wyoming went backck oni line. !|- - But that does not me:nean the 32 .,- L ^ FMC employees laid offI JulyJ 7 due ^ to a power curtailmenten t will bc Ti.-'v-ZL;'^"*!VEKi.i:i-.rz5:z:r2c: rehired soon. l lill Big 0 I CO P o ta to es y. — 3 : ' ’)isni *i:iia s ^ s B P aassenger s oUwrwkM (talcd. lu b o Ruucts IU s;. W ilE EELS l _Ask About g ^ io.w ^sW b.^M nw TO 3 ■ /F astest '" ||lsfE£L SPb> )K£RS por Free / " Reletreads " !U a * ^ ...... - / lIR E GUNS J3 i?epIacem ent-7. Metal prices - E xch. V-Including . s ^ W a rra n ty , J«EE 91 t p ;; I IN THE T V N h ikrE SPOKFRS M o u n tin g , CMI prir. pure 50 ' R ood Bolonco, _ _ I b f f l M Ined In nlloy. I ' r ^ •• H a z a rd s! V a lv o OFFF fReg. Low I Copper, dectrelytlc. dellvcfvdI U.IU.S. W.C2S-K7.2S i > — ' 4u r (: - • S t o m s p ISx/Exch. i. M Prices j;^ | pruluccn SH UO c ' S i d 'J ^ ____ _ J I Klary)-pt«lucere. . .—. rf - ’ AllI WitEels“al— V , - - ...... a w — . ' ^ s - ‘X M ; . & 4 - ^ i^FRIDAAY - ^ 3 1; Lick Lane inI Buhl "— ? - E ^ Phono 543-4328B B ...... R lB iatJ¥toresNN atrcm w ide-r— SJ >saHaaucms3CSan»sC3iiM»>ics9K>39KiS9Cf»'W(a.S«tl9UUIVSSa»A ^.^-27:28 M : m t s o nI yI lyI ® ^ 3r D M lL Y jii r— :- - . 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I s 'f ^ ’ ■ s M I i Mulu«l a.92-S.70 Opi Iru Stock ia.IS 20.49 8»«C'Ir y m m a I m I . ^AV hirlpogl^ ?■> \ I • J d ZI AVPE R l A L | ^ lrr a s iii s • a « a . : , s s s \' £ o n i Inv •-1740,23 HtSI OfDup: Ptnml>t . 10.04 10.91 Val SDO 6.4949l «<.68i I 5\ 2 7 g \ ^ r Ofwlh S«J 6.47 P*nn M I G id td J t iiw itT I ------LW-8 conM ie^.au I T\fr l:ri: ,E a S/*. - H ‘ l J8 a.07 . _ ____ lltti Ffid 2t.36 27.1t Ptwnlii-«- F--9.301#,16- r 8p*el- •«.«-« .W JS S Ws l ““Si ' , • s s r ’ “,Wn ■ *SJS*b» ,1. I k . j;ks»?.S ilt ..arF« '“ ■■■" ’iJ?S ______- -OOMW___ JlM llO - Jl %■ 2 B :t ??F^pS fSSiS W s m .!:!?» m ’ Fa 1 .1117.,] w !. In, n.B7N ' 7 8 l i ^ ^ 2 6 3 ' U 1 ,1611,0* War Ln 19,87 N J 1M7N,L Wtlalv 11.7VN *21Sr e r . Ft. Freezer • Chest Freezer i ' s i i H " S»t .3-CyclCle Washer • Electric Drye |i* 8 .3 C u . Features texlurod steel, counter t i l l i 2M-}- Normal. Shorl.' SI PormanonI 3 lomporaluro seloclions.S. a 4 a u-______Foods frcc^o^0 fast-and atay Fei 1 ilnnod. ^ cold In Ihls h balanced lid. scratch and soli - SK l Pross cyclos.)s. Cool-down 0070.3 tomaticdrysotunssand l Hr hoavlly insulatod bal a - l t e ...... - -waah/rinoowwalort©mp.»locJor------.. spoclal cool-down caro.r o n n d ______Iroozor. TomP'■ip.ofolurecpntcpls.'., . resre^sMnM l^lij^aB^j^^ -ID Jn tfe • Nw’^ini ______n n d j Innri a9 ijn gnlftdor— -... Tumblo Prass control. ’ ______r o s D u rab le fInlBh S t ; " * MN.L T«0M- . |.17ie.« Tu Fl 'K o- 38.1 • . r f /• • OO ib i t u a r i e s 0 ^ 1 H f i g fg l c T ifnea-N bw a. TwinTv Falla. Idaho • S p o r t s V a l W •______. • Wodnosday,-I,. l u l y 2 5 . 19701 , , r ’l / llet) C leisslfled ------; ■frR^f e r - t ea r m e> d m l o s t ]p o l l lu t e d 1 m s s t a t e ByBONNIEBAlBURD JONES product!ction. Is largely from silt. Indivilivldual farm ers at a benefit»m to Uie that they have2 been washing away contributions con are also serious 'r i n ^ N e wrawrtttf s v "Wen5 now hove a study under• ww; ay " T h is Is partly beijecause of thc type farmimers and the streams alike,Ike. R enk so much silt. Thrhis usually results in_varvarious parts of the state, but m ...... TWIN F A L L S -^ ScSevere pollulion on sturgirgeon In thc area of Bii^' ion ' Of soil wc nave In thisth area. Our soil said,d...... better handlinglg of the irrigation of the problems In soulhcent - of the Snake River• bbetween Milner the inake Sna River,” he said. "The "T is so 'fine even a small Irrigation “It•It is mostly a matttitter of water while itI is on thc farm in Idaho Ida arejtraced to sill carried ...... Dam and BuW'can'in' be ■attrlbuted~sturMn»n feed on crustatlon-type! fofood ” flow will wash soli)II from the fields educajcatlon; F a rm e rs are findinflling they addillontothecol:olIection in th e poiid. theli^M the Uonretum'water.' largely to the area’ss aagriculture and on uee bt o tto m o f the river; andd tlthe into retum streams,'s," he explained. can1 b build settling ponds, colleolicct the Speaking of thiLhe L.Q. drain project, Not ^ only is the DHW Interested farm irriaallon methodlods. crustalicllion m aterial must have susun- In this aroa the reportre snows Rock silt ffrom their Irrigation systems, sy£ Renk said famrmers are most en- correcting cor the problem for i '' Russell Rente, eienvironmental light throughthi the water if It is lo Creek, Cedar Draww and Deep Creek and1 < even th o se of their neigneighbors thuslastic aboiout results of the benefit ben of aquatic life bul engineer for the Department D of grow. LargeL amounts of silt In1 thetl are heavily pollutelted w ith silt, but andi rretum thc soi! to thc farm:rms for a volunteer prograram and their friends esthetic estl values and for the benefit Health and WelfareB 1:in Twin Falls, water-cu-cut out the light and tho rest■esult Renk says voluntntary efforts by morere profitable farm operatloritlon,” he and neighbors aiare learning from the hydh>dectric hyd planls. Renk said : said sediment washe«died into creeks is a dropdre hi sturgeon populationIon,” fa rm e rs Snow promisnlse of correction. said.d. ; pilot project Ir e s u lts th a t su ch collections coll build up behind the da and the river by irrigation irr waste Renkexjexplained. ct o n th e L.Q^____ Rtenk er said efforts are alsoIso bein^ practices uo payyoff. < ^ ^ ^ ai^ ------wator—presenta-a-eerserioua-poHullon------A—retreiwrt—jost—issued—by—tl—the— frrigaHon dralnrTmtmder directiun uf maded e -ta -D b ta tn “ federal“ fundImdlngno- — The—DllW—r problem to aq u atic llfilife. He said'the Departir■tment o f H ealth and W elfailfare th e SoU Conservatlstion District and helpp with irrigation retum•n w a te r pollution in othe;ier areas of tho. state repreport shows, indude the upi sUt prevents fish prp ro d u c tio n and (DHW)0 Indicates the Snake-RIvRiver the Snake Rlver“Conservation C Re- imprc'TOvement. as a result of minining, ore processing SnaSnake River. Bear River, and i limits hatchery operaera tio n s. I t aiso t>etwecncn Buhl and Milner is the mostmo search Center inin Kimberly has Hee said most farmers are arc sur- and sewage treatment tr and food CleClearwater and Salmon Rh has a detrimental effeiffect on sturgeon pollutedcd In the state. Renk saidi Uithis shown that silt canin be removed by prisecsedS when they built settlinging ponds processing plantnts. Renk sald«.these basbasins. IFarm ers MciDonalid’s po a i k hng ire2S neijighbo protest By MARTY TimlU LLHAASE I ' Tlmes*Newsiivs ttpoTUr . ■ I F TWIN FALLS —- MH cD onald's is ------fam o u s-fo p -se llining—b g illio n s of ro ad h an hamburgers, tran*ansformlng a By LONNIE ROSENWALD d ow n Into a househ';ehoId word and ■ Times-News writiff lately, in Twin F a lls , fo r in- TWIN FALLS - Farmers i furlating nearby ^e l sld ( en ts. protesting newly enforced regu Monday those rcre sid e n ts took UonUons that wiU k e ^ . UidiL-tracU • thelrbatUetothcCit)rity Council. and combines off intersU llic residents havlave been com -''^^^^| - - hhighways.-^-- l g ------plaining about^ iMcDonald's . Last week the Stale Department employees parkingIng at nearby Transportation revoked a 23-yeain faiiiitiW BJieiiiutl^ to vdilcle wlc ' and Buchanan s t^^ ts . 'niey say k Sh BB limllimitations on Idaho’s four IntersU the situation is ann Inconvenience1 highways. Bul law enforceme and a potential tcafficffic hazard...... — orniorHclils said the rules, which are I More than 70 residents, . result of a legal opinion from I spectators, and1 M c D o n a ld ’s Departmenl o f Transportation, u ______emplo y ^ jpackedid^^th e^^TOunclj affect few small fanners. ------p , '' fl ~Prit«ailiy:mfe~rui«rwiiradd-a ______w alled th r o u g a on'one-hour public and .paperwork to corporate farmc dty?s proposed ...... ^ 0 move equipment Mtweeirtari comprehensive plan.'m. ' duringdurl harvest, offlclalssaid.' i While th a t planan and oublic '------h-earlng may ftgunlure m o re ficii^dfid i ciitici^ i e i^infe whic* minenUy into the hlsih isto ry books, it said probably will be reversed was-the McDonald’tid’s Issue that thethei nexl L egldat^. ------provtdedtiie fireworkorks. ■.------3 S ? a i i B ^ The Tl Federal Highways Act of it Technically the council coi can not exemexei pted f a h n ^ from 8-fool wic dictate padung d des esig n atio n s to limitsliml set fdr vehldes traveling I anyone. But _McDona3nald;s_operatM interstate . highways. In 1975 I a drlve-up servirvice window '‘V Idaho Legislature revoked tt through a councU-aiI-approved con- exemption, and required farmers dition^ use permit,ill. T O at p erm it • ; ; . ? obtain roecid perm its for over-si: requires McDonaldaid's manager v d ild e s. BIU Kyle to proviiovide off-street ** _ For some.reason. law enforeem parking for hl^ emplo< officlds say, the pennlt law has Kyle prohibits emi>mploym from . ^ M jiH beenenfdrcM.,,... parking at the restaistaurant lot. He g a S H Clling num'^ti^s complalnls fr has an ^reemeniient with the highway travders. Les Lund, Episcopal Church on Blue Lakes mmlstralor for the Port of Cnlri ------North-for-parking-tg - s p a c e s — But- la^"wedc~Bskedstate"lransportatl several coundl meinembers noted offiiofficials to darify and enforce wlc the employees contimtinue lo park laws. on residential streets.}ts...... ■ i i ^ H Transportation department < The councU Indlcjjlcated 11 may fickflcials now says farmers, who dri revoke K yle’s ppermit e r If the over-wldth e^lpment on the I situation was not coma rrected . terstate, need a p e im it which co£ "I’m nol one foror closing your B a trip or $75 a year, musl ma: * _ window," cooncil mimember Mary ^ ■ oversized vehldes with "wide loac Bul I th in k vou - - 5 5 '' ' . McCiusky said. "But BotiUcl.aihrihmutl/Tlme»-Ncwi- - Signsigns, and may- be-required to I can eel through to:o tth e m a s Mr. preceded by simllariy marked pll B ossM an." pulatcd cmployecs-mustist h a u c o f f - s tr e e t p a rk in g cSc a S isv ------•— ------...... ••It’s difficult too • t tcll. someone...... In allowing McDonlonald*s to have a drlverirrin.windou/.thc citystipu where to park hiss — - — — rr " — ------— -Ji- ■ ; B -2T lm as-N 0W 8, TwliTwin F0II3, Id a h o - -- W odnoscDSday7-;)uty25.-197B...... S t a tte boilard cl:hang[es 1 ____^ J * ^ _____ " BOISE (UPiV - nlnales_the-us(Lofj!uilegltiiftinialell„dards. The_flrrrm_operalcs_a.public ___ I — pattment“ 6nTeaiH ‘legitim ate." • water supply ssystem that serves Q Tuesday passed ai sfseries of changcs Thehe amendment defines a child chi to about 40 residenents of Idaho County, | in Immunization requireitienls rc for be boibom in wedlock If It is bom>m to a and docs not cchlorinate its water I sdMoI children andmd approved rule marriirried woman, unless a1 b ( D ) i f e i JflC S g -— Earl D. G/enrfgnnm i n g . ______^______------;— /Vlnnte D, H^ci JEROME - Earl D.. CIcndcnnlng.Gl TJ, or Survlvvlvlnc besides his wire are a son. CASTLEFORD - - Nlnnlc D. Ware. 89. -DJ#nneU»Bamannimc*-N Florida, a fonner Jcrorrrome resident, died DennisIs (CIcndcnnlng ot Shallmar, F Fla la.: a of Castleford. diedd Tuesday ot H orral's ' 1 ry SwKlayatJoplln,Mo.,o(aof a lonK lllncs.s. slcpdaujaughter. Katie Ryals or Fort CorCarson.' Nursing Home at BuhlI of on extended ^Dog tired ’ He was bom al Sidney,ney. Mont.. Aup, M, Colo.;: twot\ grandsons; two brothers,rs, Otto illness, Wahn weatherer perelsted Tuesday acrososs the tbe beat In thcle slShade of a parked automobile, . ~ IBOS. He was a member)cr or thc Church of Clendenilennlng of Jefrerson, Texas.s. and ' Obituary and services se will bc an- M a d e V alley wlwith Twin Falls reporting; as high Wann temperattratui^ are expected to rem air God, and a past ruler or BPO E lls LodKc Glcn.GIcGlcndenning of Goodman. Mo.;.; tlthree nounced by Hopklns-Is-Buhi Kunenii Chnpcl. ______o f fe d e g - e ei. s ^ This canine found reliefit from , thiough the weel^eek. ______^ ■ 1297 of Alam osa . Colo.lo. 1Hg hnd lived In gislprs,,s. „Hazcl_Elsh_oU.Sprin£,_V.al Caliromia and FloridaI theth< past few years. Calif.;; MableN Beadz or Jerome, andd'vl^i^-BenCutier V< — • ___ H ajM m W -KoHe Evcrcli;roU June i I97H^ln_ J ljllniQiqhalIiU«nsb fn ______UAllJ-V ^ Bfn?n Cmior.f-C9. .formcc— ■ _ . longtime Hailey resiKidenl. died Sunday In atic statete senator Scrvicitrices will bc hdd ot 2 p.m. Frida. his home at Wickiikiup, Arlr... of natural' *F o r m e r iD e m o c r< ______WhltcM'M ortuary Chopel by Ron Wagne — MyFtte4 i y ; ...... ■ r‘. VJuVutJn.<;i(i;,y, ,iuly2i. Trrnnus-Nuw:.. TwinPnltii, ldafioB-3 ______:______y j C fe jg - W e i s i ^ leuoil operiationI S u n cd i e i w a j ByPETEBJ.SCICHUYTEN conlenl,It. can be refined inlo a varv'ariely ex p ccted to cost apjippears a ttra c tiv e . probliroblem of disposing-of thc spen © N .Y . TimcsSsService of liqui]uid petroleum products,Is. in^ Occidental, throi■ough Its Occidental shalelale, GRAND JUNCriON)N, Colo, 'I'he eludinglg lightweightI home healinging oil. Oil S h a le Inc. subJbsidiary, Is consid- Thu Thi company has been pcrfectlnj .. sh afts—b e n c a lh _ .th e.urity.. . i coiKT.‘(<'., gasoline,niLaiid.diespi andjeLfuel. . ered the leader InIn lh e dev clo p m oiit itss processpr s ince l*Mj2 at a slle knowi ' . moriyilhs are beint: sisunk nl (he. rnle »,Overr ;all. the production polei)lential of shale oil. Sincee lt)72, th e com pany s Ixiganas W a s h /S n ’ hilleS-SOTinrTJ I ' -bf- about. six -feel a.tl.d ay . C osts a r e of oi! sish ale .is . considerable.-T-Therc.—has l .-Iwcn—‘u-orkln.ing -o n . a_ p ru cL S S __tract.acl:-_C-b.__Therc^ ^wo levels o running around $3 minillion a tiioiilli. are soisome GOU federally owowned known in energy circlesc as modified tunncmnels, aboufi^OO feel apa'rt.’ havi T, By thc lime commercn-cial pnxiiK-lion oil-sh;ilelie tracts like Occidenlal's.'s. and ' In-situ, or In place,:e, ex tra c tio n , w hich beenLMin hollowed Into the side of ; begins, p ro b ab ly in1 11)«G, the Oc- at least1st a dozen or so compaiipanies largely overcomeses th e mo! 4 - P L Y P OI1.YESTER I, CORD sizes R(C. SAU M .T . . ^ s R n d inlai l Pirns' ■ .‘a d . Ca78«14 49.88 ^38.88 J.I5 Poiyesis Marinees to tri•ain SUES . I R£C. 1 SAUL£_ 1.E.1J ____ C ord___^ _____ .fO U B -l 1 ___ : . I 3».,8B ! 31 .8n ; il 7 in Widil. • • ' ------Our neu.neg 7I.UU— .mi/u-jicnam B — ~ ...... j78»14 38.88 I 3^8:.8 8 i 1.11 Our Reg.'313T.88 ”•* 40.88" 2.38 Our Reg}g. 4 3 .8 8 Soaiod. caloialoorr-lcad c o r \ - m ^ ^ S 8 3 fR78«14 $ 4.88-444,88- J.55 - AR78^8x13 strucied.'Novci[Qvuf noeds watOf.g ’J m iser beiam s G78xl4 40.88 35.'8'IB B ji.Ja B7BX13 w ith Is «For most largoargo cars Savo! ^ "ftc/ianga GR78iTm 58.88 4 8 .8 8 2.6S tW E N T Y N IN E PALMSflS M A R IN E force. Riflcjles and other weapons are-c C7ex>5 40.68 35 .8 : O O CR78.1S S8.88 48.88 4 2.73 • ^ % A -..BASE, Calif. (UPI) -- The. U.S.__loaded withth blanks and an impartialQl H78xl4 I 42.88 38.8: > Marine Corps. Is goinjling “ B u c k __um pire mnust u determine who wasfn • H78xJsj 42.88 : 38.8.,88 j 2.66 1 KR78il4 62.88 5 1 .8 8 2.9S J C w ^ ^ - — OISC/OR w T ^ a s e r b e a m __‘‘killed’’ anand who wasn't “killed" -IR o g e rs ” w ith th e las< :,7 , HR78>IS 62.88 51.88 5 2.96 PLUS5 I F .E .T . f ^replacing the bullet In training __and whethether a strategy was ef-f. l78xtS I 47.88 I 42.8:.88 2.96 i P L U S F .E .T 1 .73^E A . lR78ilS 66.88 55.88 5 1.30 1.86B E A . _ 1 BRAKE JOB >C T crclses o f th e future. ______fective. __ ------Salo.l^lc® ______iser win remove lhe'le ' All TlrTiros Plus F.E.T. Ench Beginning In Octoberr 1931. lh e J e S f w o ri. t " . . ' ::M arin e C o rp will equip M-16 M rifle s, MOUNTING INCLUDIDED— ^NO TRADE-ININREQUIRE^^^^^ j SERVICES IHCLL^ c lu d IT ^ y 1 Infantryman, the syslemtl 6388 - jnaehineguns, tanks andId -anti-tank For an I ns for.usejn ....consists ofif ia detector in the helmet,t, -■ ______I r -Lw e^ns.w ithJaser b^ams 4 D S y i O S l y ; w a r g a rh e s a t the Twentynlynlne Palms detectors • bibuilt- into the suspender';'r...... 1 Southern straps thatat carry the cartridge beltIt , > i.- ’ '- H r f? ;— .1— •o ' i-'. B-4Tlmo5iN8warTvi.'TwloFalja. Idaho Wodnoad>aday, .Iuly 2S, 1079 > ■ ■ J 1 1T T F E j a T RYER IREASTS PIGGIrBACK PLANTS A DA Crad* 'A^ 6 .nch ^ BEL-AIR I l y F a r m s ALBERT P o l. Hongir 5 ^ HAS r U ^RANGI a r s o t T S 9 9 SPRttArmmjB ^ ^ D R UU K N S T I C K S E A . H i , ^ Yowr.ir Choice.. •Ib. 8 8 ^ ■ c - T 0 W E L S 2 - C R I S i P O P S I C L E S ^ ------f-PO R K -Jt-B IA I TENINC ' AlASSORTED fUVORS . FIESTA PA PtR w aon A iw tM -u 01. ra« n Y SHORTEN I M IS 01. >0* n(i i':-. il PIIICCS 600D aS^ ,‘; IMLT 15.11, 79 I EXICAN 3 M% l s ~ HOT DOG BUi HHMtR " '“ '■ N K M I X A L LL DETERGENT OR HAMiUR6IR4«R$.W RI« S ' d s (J>RESWEnENIO ':® "w SUDS - 40’ o r r l a b il (ARIME N . SUMMM ?/ SHEUSS^I - 1 ^ ' ^ 9 1 * ' ' UWin MMC lU W ^ m ' iSc Stamps S | i g L _ ^ f E S WHm _ \ « ® / J p 1 M BEANS I FRIm i T DRINKS “ D i S r o i ^ T U N A P L A T E M A Y O N NN i A I S E S p . M BUY BRAND ^ ^ r - YOOR CHOICE LLUCERNE OEUCIOOS REGULAR I OR EXTRA ABSORB L OR WATER SCOTCH Bl r nsTrooorM i S“ « a 2- S — C R E E N 4 9 i f s a r ^3 9 c - - r - i ^ ' SAUCE 9 -A tSQo too»<»* i ] H H l \ I—— H i m m i M PARKA u ^ 5 a «[ KRAFT iMARGA R M D C M T E R* c u t T L E A N P O R K BONELE! s c « BR'ADEH ------n M ^ U f t P C J ______I SIRLOINROAS^I BONELESS HAM S— ^------^ ^ R O M I NH t O A S f ------SK^^^^BRAN*S ------PORI«OIH■V %illWI V -ROAST ------B < ! ■ tr TDOCRtillOtN-COTS SiSAfCWAT TiiMM D SIILOM EMI CBSANY lAR.S tr SMOK^A^OMA '' IMMtOAn M ita 7 Ifc. RAMM c u e C H U N K 1 STAR KIST4M Oil. I 5 E -5 5 5 ! !L .... pkp.-.. . * i l y Ik ^ P t t ; 88* Round S t e o k s m .. *2" Po*rk loin $llced?rr..V4:’ i $ Z = .■ ■ '” .. M '- | 7 . B 0 I ■BIpnMnwu^ - Sausoge Rotli *■ P e rkrk loin Roasti^iXiri^r Iu o T ro a st _ ® J 6 8 BEEF ROUND nlCookriHomKvJJ. l:;.*2” 81 .Boneless Homier/; i.*2” Bonelleless Pork Chopsj::rc. •> CHUC #&<>'.■• . • ■im«fc.*w.'tw:»tjrei rnk-BiIo»niiSSK.. ' -'I r«~. *1“ Ha«g — - L o c g a - ^ H *• *J” Mooty SporeribsSS^' .. *]»»• Eye'of RoundwSa' c*:;.; . »r* Half Hami:*UA*r?i:t j a ?y.. ~ 55' Dog & C« ilk .-.&90' a Table '. ':PAK ' ■■ ^ 1 ^ — ' - TRAY I r- iii 55* a W is k y L F O R ^ ^ l H n s VI: S 5 ' e L y s o l S LArge Size S Valencias...... , „ 4 9 ' ' LAIIRGE MUliflS.rn '.•■•■■ 6 9 ’ a M o p & UTAH 6REI r-rbRANGES JOMS-A?^'Si-TT:TTr 9 9 V P i.ANtFOOa^i y -----Z\- -RodLEiruci or Cr—ir~to t h w iSlGE.19|0 -H^HROC ^ 4 R o M u l i i B - Y o u rE Cl P f t )NIONS„„.., 2 i o , 3 9 ^ P OmiNG ' SOILt,^ t , -'■- -V m ' " ...... E-J GREEN or LIEITE'" '■ S— || )i herbal [ 18M r d Z . ' cssence t SHAVEE CREAMI .15 I sham poo, ti icHoia TOOraPASTE i i i s d i E S - n . ------« c u u r o R - I » g 9 : . • . P A U t - ^ l P 0 3 f 1 i i i l i i ] •.....— •—vs '■,*-rr";rpBICB OTICncnvrJUlT 25.«; l« 9 - • Assorted $09 SOLO IN RETAILREI QUANmtlS ONLY i 6 > P E S t ^ J a i n c h P o J s ...... -..... »# : l u d in g \ ■ICH f il m / Twin Foils,Is, *Jefome> ‘ Boise, chultz $ 1 1N H G ( ■ ; - " " M([ fy/WS • W e l s e r , 'Gooding, •Coldwell, S T R I P 1 W-OZ-slrfrT-rrrrr^-r-.TTTT— IV ' ' *PayeHe, 'MoMountain Home, *Nan>pq> msEcnciDE j e BlackMagIc C O I 2 quart bag...... W fci,, TltoKbBrg, *Bl‘ Blockfoot; *idaho foils> : •Pocatello, *Rupert, Hls fo ? ' *Monlp.lier,,: I ® ; , ■ u j^ , Burtey. . :Ontdlitdirio, Oregon. *Green ■ • M ttW A Y 7«t««rr-7ltoclr5k“"Spriigf7^K«itiWBr«7 'p«,»r Vyo—^ifyr^tHtorNef.---- M u lllp $ 3 0 9 »5rS^«rlR^K; ms M i VllaiiiiiIII ) RICULAR M .1 i S p : . ‘_._2SO.COUKT.j g g g ""'I - -H* - ■ . '• • 7^' ■ '■ ' ■ HI I1SH31SH2 iHivEldi jid r a p 9 - 2 0 p . w i S H. ? p c n * t iS Wodnoodny.’.’•luly • 25, 1979 Tim os-Niowo. ow j Twin F alla, Idoho B-5 ^CiEt f a ni s b ai c k - tJmtia s - e J H S t e r i n e im e n i BALTIMORE (UPI)I) - .lohnny Unitas, who10 packed for any other lmIndividual player," said Don E Smith, the plaquesICS. U n ltas tu m e d the familame and money he received from ■ Baltim ore’s Memorialll J-Sladium io r 16 years as an All Hall’s publicity:ity director. " T h e admmission to the Unlla:iias, a U niversity of I„ouis'uisvlile graduate, will be' football into a multi-mill:miilioh dollar business empire lhal P ro {juarlerbiick will)ilh the Colts, will havee several ceremonies arere free, but we've sold severai se hundred presenl('nled"at tho hall by Fraiil-ank Gllschicr. a former' Includcs restaurants,i, tbars, hotels and a trucking h u n d red o f Uie faithfulfijM^h him Saturday, wheihen he is tickets toBaltimoImore fans forthe gam o.” to u isv;villc il assistant (uolball coa B o r z o v^ S In di;iistrict slowpitch:h i':rRebuilding c a r e e r Celts sign 3 u h / , TFcl : lubsczop ti[ightuvins ^ ^ ; fm ish e Cd N FALLS - Idaho Dairyy cof 1 M .L . C a r r . •,MOSCOW (U PI) - A h u m an Buhl andind Sewer and Water Speclaltlalty BOSTON (U P I) - The Bosto; faJiure, a«r,Ib»{ec/ (o aidi/dage,; may be posted' light1 wins lo mark ththe coi(i i ' B r i e f l y i h s p o( r r t t s ------— — - j : Yanks seelek presidentt Kings hihire B egzos Cal J B-6Tlma8-No»Jowo, Twin Falls, Idaho WiW odnoaday, .luly 25.1979 Y a 2z h its 4lO O thHiR © s i n ridl gil •^1.’ ' ______V ______J ______W ednbaday, .luly 25,1970170 Timos-Nowfl. Twin FaU«; Idahid Announcementst s ___ o w ' - SptdilNUHcttcM 006 . P»rP»raonaJ» 00? , Jotwolinllnlo'rosi 007 Jote()teollnlere(l .007 JohsQllntcrcsl Johi boIng lakon M ECHANICITETbTo: , N 007 Jot oot FiFJorist a l o e VERA .lulco. Lollons. Lc ^ APPLICATiONS'boTr iotacdnlorsjl 007 JolJobioflnltfssl 007 ' Jobiofb^ Ovor 100 produeial:ISI Call ALOEVERA T lor Wallrossos. MaMaids, and oxcolloni bonoMsoMs 5 wagos,. ______Tf! A . AIRCRAFT ISOS. Apply Profor o»potlorc T .R -teaam —------^lo.illo>d.U.S.A,.1V?g toregioonals ------:------: TW IN-FALLS -- ISalem, Ore,, and- a spot In a nationalnaMournamcnt arc thc Immedlote goal,oals of Twin Falls’ Payless Drug girlss slslow pitch team . 16 to:o 118 y e a r s of age, to61T55CDlnJ'platnrtr W i f e ... J Girls' Slowpitch'ii‘ tournament in IrtiAyl l i F w w u m Weiser over, thele weekend. Thai 4ai^ - r ------m a d e Uiem e ligible-M e-foF -the-roglon al------y y * (Inals in Salem.. A Aug. 3-5 and if successful there, a trip to nationals would be next. Coach Jay Yeggy»gy w a s hap p y with Uie team ’s performaim ance a t W eiser. ir a in d l be.^ “ We lost 9-7 to the th( Coeur d’ Alene ^ 1 a ______all*slars .and that.:Jt.rindicates.to me that wc can playly with them," he said . . 1 - Y eggy said th e. m a jo r pro b lem for reg lc^ s Is financiFicing. “Our sponsor — - ts b e in g very igoodKl lo t us but-it takes- Iver The girls are going Tbi a lot of money. Thc to conduct a ca'rwa:wash Saturday and Sunday at the Pay’ayless parking lot and those proceedseds will go toward •- ...... - Ihe- trtp. But If-a;-anyonc-wants-to ...... - R ead howf nr ew Flavor-Inlitensified" IWlum u ph------V-Why-not, they saillid, take eyerythinjing we’ve learned----- contribute, they cjcan call me at ------^ 733-6431-^ anytimme,-day e, or night,'! ______^ v e s y p uu t^ te good emtioughjto.stayL Lvri.th v ______abobout cigarettes, ancid push that technc!noiogy_further ______Yeggy said. a t o n l yy^3m ^ g.ter....oione o f €he low ei■est t nlan a i we ve ever puslshed it before, ta r levels in ci(lig arettes. A gentsstalk Deliver]ring taste, limitinging tar. Triumph. TlThe first and only^ cigaretteI that dellelivers We/e found, for exampiple, that combininiling two types of asMon V . ■V 1-8 T im os-N ow o. Twinivin Fallo, Idnlio W odnosdoid n y . ./u iy 2 5 ,1079 .• Homos for Saio 030 • HomojFo — ■ 006 ______M osls s P o rw j 017 BusinojjOpidpportunily 030 Homilomos For Sslo 030 Her^cmosFoi.Salo C» Hor •ll?______Jobaotlnwinwroal 007. ” JobsollnliNnlorost ' 00? JobaollnlDflnlorosl s’a l ESPEOPLEI $500 $51 to CARL BUTT.ER REAIrALTY has ^ • FTxlR~UPPERr-or.oc?^oo ”s a" beauY ifulT ,5X CHIROPRACTIC Li *’200 oor wook. lull-llmo. lul llslod Ihls oxcollonijni locaiod BYCJWNEINER • • ofioo wllh 3 bodroroom hoino. ' tiomo on 2Vt acro:tcLclSB™ FIVEBYFIVEI Lilo CUSTOMER SERVICErP oF T I- PRE SCHOOL Too< old wllh bar and-ealo. Ooin Shoshono Foils.Is. ThisT hbmi) ' ,ontQHs tskino appllcalloittllona timo. J3.05 per hour. OOp ppor- wanlud: Fl'ol Oupllsl C oing oood Modern all bricksk i homo in $35.000. 734-27^1. Jt ornnouronco aocrolafo ayf. luniiy ,0 n ijj, jn S v T T o r o K i sIs now buslnoss.W orkaHllIlllllo, prolii oxcolloni NE locall>calion. 1421 has 4 lovols.IS. calhodr.ll p,yo Dudroomo nro posi indD ol tlan Pro School. Wool olpU dfna 7apl2?y in * this aloi. mnssivo rock jn ihls nowly rpmoO ,'usl boablo 10 lypo woll.oil. boI poopio. Call Wall Bl734-<]M-044S, mornlnos. Sehodulo u ’ sq. .11. plus full MIT ALLI fC H ’i. ,'nanl:od, wlllino tO' vvo ■,flM “'O"- P'oO'am 13 lhoho moot Also good commorciiircial build- basomenl. oslabilsi k WOI bar, 2 homo localod on u Wool Acmo Poraonnol Sorv:orvl c 0. 03 p ub JI c achool. 734-!i09 dynsmic and unlquo0 in lho Ino Injoriyio, 45,000 ------; afflino o r Dvuiimu biii 000 oqunrcr with Desiring frul ir>mp°°nn 1 ' docks. pttllO, 3 balhs.bJ This cui-do-snc lol wllh pion' pplyolgSOWaatilnoionSt ^ DAIRY ' opportunityf ^ lS r’ .WETOLOGIST; lor port-lart-ilmo. jumor^du'rablo's. Mu/tu/ti-lneol. "l2o''fa3l*^'M^i%'^.loromo, olociric, vory ono :ras a porson jjiacoontod- 'to lo ^ 60.000.''']~ ^ u ^ (J°n paU6 '.roa‘''l'? - . . .:h e E TOYS, oxtra $K. demrder quallliod Individual, tM ual I'olp In Mon’a S.ilon.3n. 734- lona oyslom and no□ trnvol. Idaho. 324-6166 anyiln ------irtrnift toy nnrlln-i C) clont wlir. ,00 »P^P0jm'"»»'l |.-,,od livino, Thia Is .1 7-Call- - h a vn n xpnTlftin;n fint1_n1-nQ.gfl- _Z£»i______Mag anfl ,Yvg'ri’.n„ciLicall 734- IE—a w t - q - -Jlropiaco, : sa.OOO,{v ? ,i.° .. ^ opproclalo Ihla lOkIo°.o'°»m l,° S S T s a 'S ; ?33- oillo. 733-77a9 anyilmo.L______roforoncoa, msnioon-lo m o n i, RELIABLE WOMEN NocNoodod 0234 ooiwoon lOjin-(im-/pin, ocros on sconic route>u1o1oSun pralsal). Soo ot Dor nntifii UsfiC. ownor. no roalio7s~ wllh.1 Huhl budgol, Tu l l . t im e pro-schoi:hool skills IneluOIno Al ox(oxporl' 01 lho Tnin Falh Goll 'CoursoCoi Monday thru Frid.iy. Valloy. $t59.(X)0 inincluding bolwoon Collogoo Dflvo0 and V :-— ----- OY OWNER; Son nachino poaHlon. Expoixpofi- onco doolrod. Homo. InInsur- Snack Bar. Cull 733-332(3320 for ^ - $40,000 invonlory.y. Handy Fails Avo. Or callall 734-4917. BEAUTIFUL Britrick Homo on lovoIy, S Do r v i o w . CENTURY 21 ICO In toaehino pro-scftochool onco & olher-tonoMis'.:s. Call, oppoinimofil.______009 EmploymonlAoAooncloJ- —a ^ v , loromo 324^3<•4353.__ No Roallors plonso.130 wllll 5 Bodrooms. inildron nooaod. ».00O pip o r , 034-4S88lor»cpolnimont. do»n. U4 balh .arg tT ju!ol- _TWJN.FALLS REAL! 121:^------mCHfflELD. SCHOOL— a-ifv-small------robni, db'irbro . oITrrYoer-aroumrpoBHIolLhnll; OPENINGS AVAILABLE.E I Ior 6 ■ TRICT Not31C noodo a f. [T ~0 ~ comni\jhllx'''55o«t-Ht—4«rmUy - balh. doublo WO ADDISON AVE -opiy YFCA, 1751 Ellzaboiaootn aowino machino oporaoratora Tonctior nnd 5lti Gr 'AIM Qorocoua grooron ° h o u 'o ' Ivd. Appllcallons accopioopiod on day ahlll. Potmanonl)nl yoar Toachor. Sond rosutnu .SSl’.T rl: 'A .B A R GaAlN A I Northuasi locatio:ion. All 1or "o^QMbornooO., FlF^n'ci'nu" T33-772L-_- mil.luly 31.______round omploymon o n i . A. lay .lonus. School Dis k I Q ______430-6108bolwoon6pn;ipm-10pm.______IN $56,500. Must 500^ l o u p p r u - Lowlllllq3^ 734^2K-0212. ------k>00-MAOHIN6R¥-OPEJ>PER'-~ “Excollont—worktnp—co: ------DiSGRIMINATING TOR/MECHANIC wonloanlod lions. Good bonollta. A[Apply 63349, H0RIZGNtN 'O • GREAT FAMILY BUS A H 'T B ti OD yV 's . koop farm machlnory ri a v /irp CAFE In Buhl. Aii oqu iLELOAN FRENCH FARM STY ry ro* ot Kollwood Company 521 SECRETARY: 'o.im-lin.Tpm. PERSONNEL SERV . • including bulldino , • B O O K( ... BYOWNER;'Eloga ii/,% Duyprs wlli llcid this hom Ilrod and runnino. Woldintiding S o . Waohlnoton orr call J4.00 + por hour,. Nood N Bodroom opartmonlloni, Cali oidor homo in gooc . xporlonco holplul, muoltol bob 734-2800 (or Inlormotlon. mlly room. Homo wllh 1,393393 sq II In >n. Wo shorthand & ofg.mizonizollon BfUGHT FUTURES, iohn al Town and-Cd -Country NosIiOtLundor Ihomliloshndo b ^ bodrooma, fam fblo lo run S*t2 row oquliiqulp* a ro an Eoual Opportu.rtunlty nblUly. Call 733-2363. MvUialMu 'APE OUR BUSINES . Roallora. 543-4441 c don S lormai dlnlinlnu room. Irlondly noliihbor lonl. Uvlng Quartors P pr( f ^ Emoloyor. MIF. 1 or 543- troos on a spaclSus jy comlori- bodfOom, IVi Dalli.raurnnSnlco' « ° 'lS rm '• sty?o‘’‘IK _____ olNoivYorh. _ __ , 6339.______liiv loom H n' Compiololy rcmodoiod Idod. . Only qualliloiriod- P A R T TIME C locli't i c a l SECRETARY ------' ' ----- .BODYANDFENDER oy 10 own. ly finlshod family »■ orsons nood apply. Rofotofor- homowork fnvolvino ‘lo $563 Crow Soporvloor. E)Exoori- INLAND RADI>iT A -r-o i, airo ) on tuar ol privacy loncod pi long- , RECEPTIONIST; S6 limalos EOUIPMENT. Compl,nploio ra- modoiod basomonl,om a lllllo Soparartj coiiago c nco 8 r o q u lfo d . CoC a ll' tiorrd or typowrllor addrcdross- Challonplng po,sltniitiQ n oncod making oslim a illlo w o rk PfODOrly ronis lor loi $135 to today lor comloxti j a-531-534B allor epm. uDor^of .<^'“'0 ' OQulpmoni lncInciudlnn imooinolien ond a ili ______InQ, Of lyplno loilors5 i ond Chnnco for advancomiomont: ond handling crow. Sue r own mfni- " “'P Tionis. Iin- nionts, or buy Ic hoods & oxhaust lansans. Usod you’ll havo your, o« mudialu occiipancncy. Bolow Coniury 21 Soulhi lAY EOUIPMENT oporaieiators roporls. fnlormallon. -ei-sond Call Karon. 734-0445. Acme Ac bonulils- 4 yoars. 733-0095. ______acroogo. Only $32,50 ■ I work In norihorn Novadivada. atompod, gsll-addroo:g g a o d Porsonjol Sorvico, 03333 BluoG J800-J1300 * appraisal. $40,500.31. 733-2408. Rouity 734-2111. 734-2111. r—;— J4WW4 (fom-ornjpiTPW ------Dnuumuu . U now ly croatod salos posIjosi- - 'now-slonifto up classoaJ l1 o r ...... f l "^"ITsERviciiC E piA E E R tlo n . Phono-lorappolntmont.lont, ______'733-1320 Mr, VltollSlslam. ■ REAL ESTATE SALES Is ndl . -OIB ■ ■■ ■ Slla.lk>..Winliintrt •• S A ^ fo r ovoryono. It is Iho Ihc BEAT INFLATION Can c ft--- nfQhosi paid hard work and any work you nood don> aoQ oo p o i.1 i e'Well equippipped Jiusy shop th o lowest prid oasy workvork Salllaciloft guaraniood. Frt * 3 0 . 0 H.ARSLOMI A M 0,00i10??-HOME- - 2 ^ ou lean' nwrXoIlhwiroujrou___ g5llinalQ-733r42/^------ZH: — eTopiiay-- rn'ako llio rrghi doeislon wa c a n ollor an In doplh .In- In. • CONTRACTOR '•^ U l i DlEii I THE lbd a Ho h olUSING i p nROGRAM torvlow plus comprolionsivo*ivo CARPENTRY ANO C0^ON • Insurance:?i:p la n aptiludo losllng whichI'c h CRETE. Compoliilvo prlco;COS. > moasuros Iho rolatlvo From Slart to finish or par>art. — atrongm ot IO porsonallly person to . ,, “ ''y No job 100 big. no |ob lo100 r - • j • Apply in pel irallo lhal aro lundamoniaiBi'o lo small, Carponiry, eoncrotioto. . ' I D A H O ou c co ss 'I n ' solllno Roal5*01 formica, rock laying, oli .. Eotnto. II you docldo on Roalm Call 733-7054 aflorSpm. __ ■ potato as A caroor, you will H O U S I N G LioAN 4 ^ •be oirofAd porsonal (QuickTck GLENN'S flolo-tiiiino anand f k ^ H j T HARVEYP1 PETERSON, Starl) satis irainlng, - n tractor woik. Gardens, nonow :— oaoeciatod wiih a solid pro-d"o° lawns, QIC. 32(M5ll-.-___ _v Vory, Very Lim iti . e d C < MANiMAGER ' grosslvo llrm. For Inturvlow>l0w INSTALLATIO'n ; --Garag c all Rick KnlcHt. Gom Siatolalo doors garago doc Money AvailobI • 3 B oodroom d r . s • J Bath ------Roalty. 733-3874.______1 S A W 1TOOTH ...... • L iving in g Room • Kitchui) and ------WANTED INDIVIDUAL'WimrjTw.. .^KgSa'-ior” Da'vo^w^ur>urn-- — •3Bodrooms-15-«1 Bath - [ick- or 32S-S123& loavo message ig Aroa • Utility Aroa onlos and modlcal back- - •Living Room>m • K itc h o n o n d IfIf you hovo a family, ol Ihroo. Dining/ NORTHGiGATER.V. aglc PART-TIME cioricfl ncound to work In MnQlc • 2CarGorogo aand moko up to SM.SOOOorofom- •2Cariar'Garogo . , 1243 M ULAKES BLVD. N: V.illov aro>i lor local dislrllni-|tni- homowoik involving lon(,'ng. D in in g A ro o lo r ol national company., In- hand or lypowrllor addros:>95- • C o t h o d r oI lCoiling C •Firoploco ilily of four or m oro ondid moko up ! ,g a tU E I01 I (lWcriosafl Forii] v loro slo d p.irllps contactlact- infl or typing inllors or r« to $15,000; you can quoliili f y f o r o ^ 3 9 , 8 1 1 377-0310 or uvonlnoa 377- (>0'i9 Inloininlloii • rsonond ^ A 1 t 1 , 1 6 8 DMTHLY PAYMENT • _ 1026. slumped •oil-addrossosod ^ ■ ___ _ j r % % .IDAHIi O _ M O N — ----- onreloporlKBrJroi-fi-StS’ - ' ------^ ^ M O N THLYTOTMIHT H l ------; , I . 734-I-8C35 - WaanouB»l,VVN9667t._ .- 007~ ' Job's olln.iim t HOUSING toB A N ' ~ • Bu^ M S OppOflunHlflWas P L U S 1^% M O R TTOACE ‘*321 - f e . A & W 341 - INSURANCC i PAYMENT■NTS INCLUDE PRINCIPLE V GoddLoan.MusiSollt ‘ p a y m e n t s ININCLUDE PRINCIPLE - TEREST, TAXES AND MANPOW E R O Tho $30,000 savings of < $1,000 ‘^^^1 JL -H v iC f;; ” CANYONSIDE REALTYnr INTEREREST. TAXES * INSURANCES lEMPORAHYSL-l por .yeor for 30 yoorsi _ - V ■ - r ' o o r- c o p g . ______L s'.i'..,Li.'. l!|V’ ‘ a , » ' B-10 Tl'mo^Nowa.I, TTwin Falls, tdor^o WodncJ n o s d a y , .lu ly 2 5 ,1979 ------(Wl OutolTc[Town Homes BSI Fanr'arms&Ranchet 0J7 . .Fimis&Ranches ,Fsn 036 Acreigstloti 039 ' Bua ~ ^ BRING YOUR In Tw in. All ut ■ • MO ' MomeiFitsrorSaJe (oo HomosH05 For Silo 030 Homosmos For Silo, BY , OW NER: NIXO 2. ABOVE AVERAGt ^ E 40 Acro ~ I^ E R C A L furnished. (150 (50 >n lol and V4 Farm noor Twinn F Falls, Pricod , WANT A MO L K S ! ' ' ■ COMMEI n w nnwKi Bodfoom hotno on Jh^ os ronlal In it. Phone Klmbor|y^2 ------UNDER 140,000. LOW In-,loromo. FKf ir o p la c o , ot J129,000. Callall Bill Brako, In your bad K - n S . rw. . t undorground Business olflc< : 1 1 « PAYMENT POSSIBLE alod soulh ol .rcromo. AVAILABLE AugusI TALK ABOUTAFA JJJSAVEJ spacioua kitchi:h o n , (ull 320-4213 o r TT^n and andollvosl • ♦ ♦ ♦ BR. 1 balh. sliacho Mod family Country Roaltora, HOUSE! WITH EXPERIEN ,n baaomont. (inlsho jra. 7334716. wllh llshS I r ' s s i m r e a l t y i, IENCE- homo, locslod in l(o^j]2:500? ■%' » ______.lual.for «l«ftar«.„,tflp»j ■atalra,Ji.ir. itI. MI?------nnnnrerom fOO"’. carport ntJlir^ and,nd otorogo. Pi^Y T 0_EAR|!^M...80l neri^ O n5ocros (or i T a ' i i H llM Z— ------2302. . . Shed. THE RIQHT HOME F( iw' handilnos! wmrmraneiniemivatiabttrt------SSall?^ Northsholdo Branch. ______- _^Oario»,--m«ohln* • |F 0 RYOU ({Jool (or rollrodl . p n P c V49 700 E v iX g s o BEAUTIFUL carpoi eRop, carousel fireplacjiace. all LET U8 HELPi>YOU Y< lncludoa contrallf“ l,,A 'C . 324.6793 lERTJONES 324.4321.------_ bodroom, 2 bath dout ' on 1.3S a cres only mlrminutes______BUYORSELL ELL oloclric furnaco., ro relflooro- —^ bodroom oldor;'*hS“°c.ii t EB«n°°EW ______B^-OWNER-5-lS-tooa-«umiio____MO —------.— CMlfltCQLLotg- -4n-Haneon,.(2SQ.pot. froif lUrif^ ham, iri ■ “ lor7“cfrupo57W70~ninrooMjptr— ot:eAN—h6mooi ) In Fllor. - ^ - 73W4C10404 (rom schoola0 4 shopping. 4 lOTS section.tlon.»33i, Sunsot Inclu^ appliance bedroom, 2 b«m horrhomo Is "ThoOldTlmor,nora" Nice yard Wllti auaulomollc bodroom houso 9Vi‘U simple) IintoroBl. 734- Sunnyly 9 SlOpO'. (1400. POIS, 733-4591, eslgnsd, m,‘ oarago Garaoo, double loL . ranch atyle open desl( sprinXolor syaiom, Harold Frozlor,,I f ...... 733-2211 7 m ______and work room Qtlorel A L T O R S ond carpori. Coll:all Ownor FOR SALE BYr^^m - g e m ST)►TATE 829-5028, ______CLEAN 2 Bodroom; : A ‘ " ‘ FELDTMAN REAL IILY and duplox ------room. Slovo, rolrli ______a winner, you've gotK Itl n Tl_ ’ ie04 Addison AveAvo.E. 733-5063,______Kimberly hoioS';';"3 REAL!LTY 40 ACRES; ExciExcotlant Dairy SINGLE FAMIL ------VERY"NICE-4-b«drcKi'dcoo'fiCT----- Bodroomsr2-balhssreu - jeromebrBRANCH...... SltoViO mlnulos - V s a t t o n P i ^ y ideal locoiion. (225 m' ollont Twin room, laiflo kllcho i'r"ol'[,rwlro'r"' ,M3^77S. ** , ■ — ------733-1088 a423^636: both homo In oicollo S poc al dining room ondid garago. , J70.000- Torma.rma. Call Arl DESIRABLE 2 acres on S. ' OM CondomliHrynlnlLtma For Salo ( 100doposlt. 733j)eai 1600 SQ.FT. In tms niceIceoldor ( ______Falls locolion. S - LARQE 4 bodroom ho ______home. Laroe n m i j ; ’ bulll-lns, lots ol,1 sstofooo. ^40,9&.37M501. . Eastland, Ind'^idustrlol pork. ■ ------_8HARP..4.BEOflQOM. ibert'loneo- -FOf»-SALe-IN-HA -FARMERS- - A ^socialis-19—734-467-6- -RomoBOloa-i- • ->»4-.u iiii ii----- Pfoaldoni-Slfoot— c ^ ^ i . i owner. Qroal loc« ONDOM INIUW ^ roquired. Laroo lot. 53 sunny eat^n klichon. p or Virginia By Ownor. OnFSEr-iTliES: ______wim lorgo land CHOICE(S)NI e n d ol cuWe-BSC. 1 = Eia..a,.J33.i7pi^I, • 140’x50’ loi, Whllo,10. well in- Spflnkior Ifflgtrtoi — Ovorsizod doiJoublo gorago, CollOQO Moodo>adows. 734-9284 3 oodroom, 2 basem enl, nice Twin/in i-ane._ laroe llnlshed bsssm »umabloLoan bolwoon Twin & .!■ locallon. Make an ( sulaiod. all oloiloctrlc, 2 aharos ol walor. : lfiHP<5 “f’ep ^BX72.>. gos tanKs! auV.A ssum t ownor anxious lo sell. UILD? Bodroom homo.y Gardon homo with"•c'a‘’r c » ' ■ RANCH- -Tfto naiB ieft foncod.. prival/alo woll, clly CONDOMINIUMIUM lor salo in Call324-3385or324-86: In^SomS WANTTCBUIL a v o lla b lo . llroploco. Closo0 to t .loromo. ONE OF THE TC or. 734-7422. PO Hock Gardens.ns. Call< 733-3000 Ngw 3 bodfoom' Vera .loa 543-1088, or R( 10 Drivo. Lots QBloro, SouSouth on ______Owner anxious..J110.000 Jl In S. Idnho, 8 •tones Reilly 733-0404. o n o b a r n • Box 182, Twin, V oj_^,^4ai,,____ . . soulh of Bollovuo. E — m i m ______Easllond 5. mllos (roi Horrlngbon om homo borly Rood, thoso , loti oi g' o od ing: b7"o ^ T A T P Aulomollc lakelokoofl units. < ------T T T ' oppllancos. Rospo SHARP 4 bodroom flf« Dtlcod oif* 3 Bodroom horrom o^Lar'go' GEM Sjy >IIsHomo8 ForSalo adults only. (295 por ******^ with lo lso l fruit trooaOOS, patio. various sQ:os, ond oro ' . j y * - - . Corrsts (or 400 hoad, hoy FIVE A'ACRES « very woll constristruotod, to accomodaio yourour Dodfot 'o'- FHA, 0opproved. pg^LTLTY ahod. 3000 SQ. Of Twin Falls, CLEAN mobllo,110 Ihomo 10x50, 788-2307or 786-4896. ?o limo !o CallOM-8346. „i„"j 3ob 5 2 :5 ■ , Soe to approci- QUIET COUNTEI flroploce and nico:o kitchon book. Now Is ino I ------JERO M E B R 3 alto. 2 bodrooms, Soi ond dinlnfl orea. CalCall Clydo buyl CanFury 21 ScSouinorn n EW HOUSE to be BRANCH • ?®I?3‘’ cl,i|®Carr° I, bodtoom. Adults. Nc bo movod, ?'.om»o „„=h ^ CANYONSICj l S « L n THE 3 C'8 HOME.. OClean, Thomson 733^85 or Town & Idaho Roally 734-2IH. now localod 1 mliolo W„' V. N. . J24-B11m i 170+ ' aCRES-'c<; ■y:— 14x60 2 (175 monlh. Wrlle Bo venlftnL , CfiuntttPoallora 733-i'33-071 e, - ■ >mo. In tho path 733-1 ■ iflEDaDOM_MQ'M Qt)llQ 'hom o. c /o Times Nows,------Sparkling 4 bedroomim iOrIcK 'ard nico bolh, 1198 aq.ll, living,area. llv! ------o ° “'ou°B-aav6iort^gpTTTOwf^ — ------(7200.432.5338i3aof4255i'4B. 01 ■ RENT OR BUYI Comfi ■/Miiii room, foneod yard, h your Invest- HAGERMAN- hom e wim full bason ow ■ S40's Rouoh codar oxoriorior. Only FARMS & RAN »)! f o r SALE 10 b.be movod by - 2 Bedroom, flreplai ;*dTo"i ^ACRESINTO^:OWN nolghborhood. Low,ow MUS. j 35^ft(3i p,|co Inclui:|Ud03 Into ,.NCHE8 • “ llJ V o r S«" ,,? Cofl. ownor. 1 lo 51 ~0 Close to schools and s )BthS. full 334.4382.______S 011 e rl DELIlELUXE .197& ping centers. a3X130'•fenc«5 fei -5 'B e d ro o m s ,-2 batr —-— rior (Inlah cablnotiots & trim Wo hovo ovor ' water, ‘aanllatlon paid; month -f dopoali. 733 or 734-6865. -I - ■ .Wnclliiivii-.il^.y. luly 2S. 1079 , T.inoa.n o 3 -N o w s, Twin Fnlln. Idoho B-11 067 Uj'scoilaneous, oni Wjnl(KlluUu,ir 074 HujlCillftslrumonlsi n l 3 • ______L, BRIDGE weT oin g m achin e. 077 Radio. TV. S SlorooN 078 fumllursiCarpslsrpsls 079 Appliances omp Lincoln top hai, imJuj-• NIGHTCRAWLERS Don't Miss O s w alid ld Ja co b y an(J Alan.!n . S o n t a g _ irlal ralotJ with 200’ ol 2(0 . ALMOST NEW HlTac'h:'lil r^ P L E drop loal diningIglo- ta BuirtTiN H o ip 'o In t cabloa and tioldor; ». HPi WANJEDI QUITTING BUSINESS0 utoroo.'$250. EicoNont conon- blo with 2 wood chairslalrs. DISHWASHER: good condl- __ t)Onch_flrlnJor, now; Now Sale . dllion. 734 0362. Kolhv or 01 $139.98. Cain's Cloaranci Coolor, 733^111, ___ OELUXE oaa bulll-ln ovonTi tand s-test-qff - t i m e ------— 'abcKbt abi In various situs. _____ L. ---- ■ Coup-sta Call Rich alter 6pm. 7BS-2102. lurnlahod. ^ . M a r k ’ s M u s iI c C GOOD USED COLOR Porta,■to- MAPLE HUTCH, Uko n'own'ow. 4 burnor lablo lop gaa rango. blo TV's, pricod loci nar. Mo:,lol Onlv $299.95. Cain's CloarJlQQti- _Oojhjlke^^nnw^£CflIlSmfl, 1 ACRE bulldino 81103 tn nol Blue Lakes Shopping Conlac. 730 an co Con{Brr733-7f7l. -- ■ : ... !!rr[— thaUinliilUiui rvKort-. It isn ’t a - - wolor arua. Cost loss Ihan; o d n e a l 's 'b a it Open 10-9, Sunday noon-6 '-aoaI^*5-FireiroriIc8:“ l73C - contplicateclted play since ull il $10 0 monlh lo hoal your; SUPPLY Kimborly Rd.' • _____ NEW MATTRESS TrTd am G.E. wasnor 4 dryer, Hol T"“' — NonniH 7-2i involves is ducking an ad- homo. Cold apring walor ~ posturo board (or bunibunk Point dishwaahor, $350. FOR SALEI (2) PA cablnota 07B______Fumilure A CirpoU4ls bo d s, $100 a sol. Going0 oul oii 733-5185. ______♦ K O CB verse Itinglg when you iiuld olso with alloa. 326-40S4 o(' 61281hAvo.W,.loromo, ID) w/spoakors, also (4>monllor _ 543-4897, aak lor.lohnnlo. 101 ATMbSTNEW-cot(eo-4-ond—rt ___ ol___b u la n s a J __W .oudoJ.doJJ- -MUST_SEtLl-15-cublc-fool------______...... L . ._UCC-JUCk-SIIsiuaiL-o£_tJie_siiit------— .324-6300 or 324-3559 cablnots w/gpoakors; also 1 lurniluro 4 Appllanco. 536- 536 NORQE Ftooior; $150. Call ♦ J 1 0 99 55 led . 10x12' cold ahag carpol; och o cham ber 4 mlaclac lablo sot. valuo- $225..aoll Froneh provincial youin ^ microphonoa Roaaonabioblo lo r $90; Uood oola & ’B i ______7344M69. ______♦ 10 7 3 South hna)ns a classic. Bath In Fllor, ChuchorSijo Nunos!o bod; Coloman eatalyllc onFalfAvo..326-4M5 pricoal 734-6657.-______cholr-JOO; Swino sul-$30;30; OVERSTUFFED Lo^o^SealSeat. NEEDED NOV/: U so d •'A ^rr d. *He leis W est hold ______PlcK-ufrin Fllor______------HOHNER—AooorOion—antJ.unO- _RoclinOf-J35;. 733-531fl_or 1 2 0 2 . _jjilcrow4vo-0»on»^Bonoroua------______ric k n v ith h is kin R -o f------year trodo-in toward now sharp ♦ J '7 i ^ ♦r o Q - f n — ------thefirsttric 71 Ford Econollno Van; 302> Monday nnd Thutad.iy .Caao, 120 bjsa. good condi-it)(. 733Jfl0flL______“ “ l SET BUNK beds', V ^oa hearts. We.Vest may lead a J', old. $200- 734-4460.______c aro u so i. Mol O u o lo 's V K Q 1 0 C 3 V 8 V-8, 3 spood monuol, mr WANT TO “ buy O ld'B oarar tion. JlSO/bost ollor S34-}34- ANTIQUE walnul dinoilo 301, Eioetronlca, 1730 Kimborly J 7 g 3 se c o n d hcaieart. In lhat cuse ovallablo, J2200; s'owino( Troo wilh toalh. Call 733-13- 4707. round, with 4 chairs, $125. (2) ANTIQUE wlno-bocl ♦ K 2. * 7 )fes his jack. W est' mochlnos 4 typownlorj. 8992. 734-5597. orod------:------, 4 J 4 ♦ Q . 423-4053.______MARtJn '63 00-16 GuiTAR;AR; ------~ $75 oach; 3 ploco browrrown Now lono FAN; (usod abovo S ' S t o; to a sjiadc. In that V-fANTEO TO OUyY 6cuba o x e o llo n i- c o n d I'l lo}n. n . Ruqs ol all sizoa. woavos, SOUTH 1753 maiorials, and colors are'■ aociional- $100; All (or $225$225. slovo) 2 apood. 30",good 1 case SouthIth can gel three tanks and ncs' Call 543-3- $300/boal ol(or. 734-8753 us 326-4371.______Condillon;$1_0.734-6325. ♦ A 104 070 . ______WtnlodToBuy 5950. sold In Claoalllod, Call us •* spade trickicks. West can lead allorSpm. .______whon you bjy now carpoting » A J 2 a club whicllich will give South - NEVj' YAMAHA pianos 4^ and aoll your old rug! 733-S}° m ______ApplHneeitncss 060 H»illno&Alr(k)i)tf. ♦ A Q 8 4 $CASH$ For old BAJTEfilES. 19 organa. Band Inaltumonia,nia, 093t. ______^12.,------8 4 th r e e c lu bb titricks, or hc m ay $2 baitory, will pickup. Can 0 ^ _ ____ Anilquoa _ APARTMENT Waaher I - ♦ A K O his king of dia- Solmor, Conn, Kino, Bunfly. >01 Dryor; gold, Qood condlllonItion- W ______BulMlnfltiUlsrUI 0 sa c rif ic e hi 733-6175.______MAPLE’EuiT io' o lablo wllh t 4 WARNER MUSIC. J39 North BRASi~BED: hoad 4 lool loavos, • 5 picssod tsoek ’ boards. Iromo, w/or wllhoul)ul $200. 733-5637 attor 5:30pn30pm available NOWI 2x4 8' ond Vulnerable: Norilorlh-South '"J"!!*- $CASH$ for your old sKaic^'' S hoshono In Tvtiln Fnlla. _ . ;o. or ollday Thursdav.______' In nny cvcvent, oncc South 1razors (Ilk*) borbors u30): ch.ilra. Excolloni condlllon. . --- ■ m altrossos. quoon slzo. ----- 14’ alandard and boiler Ilr, ______Dealer: South _ Antlnuo convnflibln__tliQb—h ' NEW 5 string banjo ARIA.R'A -I33:333Z------>toId-U>u-tifsUtr-ick------; ------PRO~1irT«CoTrilnrtOOTir ------VAfltOUS-Used-BOpiiartctKrw e s- -T T 8 -x n n -o mnrTiiro7~'c'a'n------chalr/ A - 'i V5. Twin Fallo. Idnho. Wodr)dno8day.July25.1070 ------..A.ACROSS 55 Nowstran Answer 10 Previous r u « lo • ----- ;------• 121 "BoatsSI.SMrlnallems 121 Boslstls&Mirlnollomj i 128 . Campors C; &Sholts Tliomos . 1 Bod B( covuf 57 Bnll c lu b [alZ I^ -fcTcn gUatarUli' 06s' Good Thing*Thii to Ell A v i a t l o n • CHRYSLER BOATS BC and CAMPER SHESHELL Ior small 5 Advoniutu Ac 08 Music b u ll's . , , m otora. Calkinlins irallora. ' S p p f J »hono 734-9051, , , 0 ( APRICOTS & PEA'EACHCOTS i a Ooarliku purchoso Y E AW nlAl d M cTT c o t ArltUon .loromo Imploilomoni Co.. ------13 Lissome L.I 59 Liko so Jw ;itcr aro roady. 10< lb.Ib or lfl DQ - TRUCTIONI -324-3311,.loromo ater rn^lwMrcivr*' bushoi. Brino conlalnora co FLIGHT INSTRL llth gas rari(jo lop, 14 Employous'Er GO Cavalry unit Qfoon RIdgo O orclal & In- COMPLETE FISIiSHiNQ OUT- 1979 MODEd h I' lefti ■ nk wllh woikino ]5 Slacken c] O rcharda AlVcralt:ralt ronlal. FIT; 1978 Mirroror Crall 1211. (2)18':(i;:<1)19'9" wator pump, Aciion " ’DOWN c 5 jj A i-. i ------: ^ T R u sS s S E S - ' ■ = 5^ = - - -Phono -733-27fl2."€f."£»onlnBS," 'doop'flohorm anin boat,-1979...... SE/4SWSWIRLS lormica: noo. i Oolong -..•e.m rJI.. 733-6261.______ahoro landor tra DY 6'^ CAMPER;^ ______,0 OflO ______^ :L0SE-0UTI g e m d a n d y tAia. . ' •jflrlT lH fl f-u il i t l — ^—— HANQARSIkQsi ovinrudo m olor.!;’. s S . i'L ; ? . a l l a t c l c •____ ). C a m u u sjtA ia . r!A»|gflLt PrtT______AKC-R«gIstor»d-& ■ ■ - iJl / O'C/ /f ....7 ^ ...... W.rl»«M>-.-|:*y, l'll/> 'r. *l't/'l f O w r ra M . .'t g . ■'■.■-•'■-■A'^ ^ . F o f d ------— „ r M 4X4.' -K lH ^ L & T g e a c ai o i u j E r ’' j1978'iVEOA. 3- J " * «5 5 0 5 5 0 G M G t U U U S | 197.»74 F O R D 1973 HMONTEGO I S B M C E / m VILLAGER SISTATIONWAGOI-ON PI ■. 4-WHEEL. D R IV E PIC K U P Aulomolic transmlssicislon. power steering, powo , A V-8 engine. 4 speed tratrar n im iif lo n . ton 250. lock'oi brai«et, doiuxo all yinylnyl Irt(nrlor. Thit cor it vocolloIllon GBNER lA S T S D IV IS IO N .■ • :hubs. lerfillc w ork hor» I B-14Timos*Nows,ws, Twin Falls, Idoho ' W odr}d n o sd ay , .JulySS, 1979 AHM actt iv is t €eseap>ed with Olutsid I ® - ' " ;;„r; | Z ^ Prices Ei?«?cHv« Now * , SIRHAN\N SIRHAN , jj Early rrelease t t t T—: j unlikel;dyfor S i r h a nn # H |IITACHI - SOLEDAD, CallSilK. (UPI> - sirhan ■7 “ Sirtian, keeping'tig' to 'h im s e lf 'I n ■ a sl ! ...... protecUve custo* section ol prison . o ' as he servess 1 nis sentence for ■1” 19 inch^’ I t a ssassin atin g SenSen. Robert Kennedy. AWI- m D iagonal I Q H 19 . • S 11 years ago, cacame up for parole IlttK B Measure I DIagona TT-i------hearing-Tuesday^By-^t-wl^-llttle-h^i^— M aasurc !;^S; V o f an ea rly releasease. I I Slrtian, 3S, ap]appeared before the B state Communitvilty R elease Board f o r : an InquTiv relateated lo h is scheduled ______paroledafe.ofMarrIarchl,198S,_...... 100% Solid Stiflal*______<0 0 ^ So/; I" §i ■■ . D enied a sentientence reduction at il------— last-year’s-parolQhile- hearing-.at- tb e -: tur I ; ' CoiTCctional TraTraining Facility at Soledad. the best b the slender I f^ R lA IBLE PORfjrABLE I Palestinian immlemigrant could hope U(« Cok>r4«onltor.ll Syitamn wllh « light Equlppad witn 101100% aolld atata ^ f l WASHIIER & l fo r w a s ab o u t foufour months removed tirts M ntor, 100% tolM lUua ia modular chaailt. In-lina pl(pleu/re lub«. Col- H | W aahar features fwo-spe«dj vw ashino action / Ntte chaaalt, btaek matrix plcliletuta tubo orU* Automaticlc Color Srttwn. ■ B clo, three water / from his 16-year,a r, 9*month sentence, lunara and quick • wllh permanenl press cycli olor and th a rp n u a control.. Slmulaiad 6 VHF and, UHF tui lovels, rour waah/rlnso temimperatures and * ^ aparoleofflclalsalIsald. tlon - mralnwl (Inlah. Ham1^1 alart lyalam. SirSImulatad walnut llnlih. Iiam f343-2flt-261 lint Illler. tlem W342-278 . ' Gary Macombeiiber. Community Re- ' . lease Board execxecutive officer, said Dryer features tw o tem peralialure selocliona, - autom atic ahui-off, e n d ol cyclec> chime, up- 1 ' - * Slrhan’s release;e could« be reset for front llnl filter and large> Dura Cuihlon 1 . Nov. 1, 1984 by b; crediting-^ good k drum. Ilem 1342-311 - jw rtlcip atin n .In -M lfs___ . . 7 r o /^ m s . f Slrban’s. lawyeryer, George, Roberts,.... > r unsuccessfully petitioned pe the state ■ District Court-of/of A pp^ for an early Qi§M rtl£hGUe'S:.l' -:~• i release last ywyear. Roberts was . Mil S Iriiy ’s p r o s p e ^ JE.; 19 l..rh T"-r^‘ ^outwy'foUowihgfg thet state’s decision ' Measure four years ago< to give him a patole dale. ■ Three years before be that Slrtian was saved fromtm the g as ch am b er ^rtien the Califomomla Supreme Court :r.v, ru led th e deathith penalty w as un- •Motion is'iftquipp^ with- { constitutional. S.6 CulCuNe Foot Capacity L*r0*c«p«c»r iflva_j«nsiflered-anv __ ■tot»>»i»h«..»*m.«30i,077rr::^. • red u ctio n a t allall to have been a FB W l S Bf e - - g B - eY r >. i m a jo r victo ry becil>ecause h is crim e w a s • I I2lneli'^ I' ■ Diagonal i ^ WASHER ' ' - considered so> { seriously by thc I SIDE Faalur^M ^I|^tial^T^^|o^^foiir yaaiura* • M ial.v«a, a :ld»out V *mnS7-( ompaet. a a y * iw rpa atorai " o o < d W od tio ud.iy. .lulyuly 25, 1079 ' Tlrno3-Nowa, Twin T Fallc, Idaho — C -^ m , . ' ^ -■ ' / V■//t; IV ' ■ A ' T— ' f T— J.-’ 7 ' ~ ~ "Z^H ------PalMdtSulllv«nnime»-Newi 7 on arc thriving despite IInf n fla tio n A s N M ag ic V alley residents\s Ifin d th e lure of a m ealI aat l r e a d y p r e p a r e d in c re3asingly a difficult to resist1st. local restaurants Ukelke N orth’s Chuck Wagor Eatini g o u it: a Vlab it: o f riising co stts spring, but "I could_havjav e Ja c k e d 'a b o v e wiitwliat I dreamed It would1 b e .” ...... BySTEPHANnNIESCHOBOW £Scott Williams, managerjr U m p tt i e e n rrn e th o cd s o f lp r e s e rr v i n g your\ fh a r v e ss t By Nancy Newmanaan ■ ' Kluger learned le the basics of source, from unlversltlciles lo the U.S. Nor shishould you have to wonrorry But canning Isn’tt th e oiUy w ay to lns{ruclru ctio n s, th e a r t Mid Uie rcclpes. ------© C hicago Suo*Timcim es------pressing. I;In her-mother-s- kitchen;—:— govem m entr—and —comme—up—with— about—foerood-Boing-baarTisrnTTtt “ this preserve iSMSTTma -;-j-do-iwt-can-foods:-MM jy - kitch en - I le r -m other,er, -althou^ she-dld-not—:— instructlons._which...as_ffar as 1 can book. EvE very precau tio n Is glveiIven; all the preservingg processes that chapteipier Is as complete, as most IsnH big enough. I don’trt have the know all the th< potential hazards of' see, answer jusl abouli every cann- every finziazar^“is notcd'm delalirfir f ih~ keep~gardcrrTor7a'farm er’s morkct) - booksiks-on-the^-subjectrin-lenns-of patience, and freezing is easijasier. canning, waivas so neat and careful ing queslion and guara:rantee, if you fact, If lh(there is one thing I couldI flifind produce in good sl:shape for winter freezlniszlng fruits and vegetables (she B ut If I -were to go intoo canning,c I that nothingg evere went wrong, follow them falUifuily and at minutely, fault with,ith. It Is that the author Is ;so uso. doesn'tsn’t cover meats, poultiy or would use .Marilyn Klugeiiger’s “ P re - Kluger iiasias gone far beyond her■ a shelf full of Jewcwel-llke Jars careful to warn you aboul whalI « can fish).). 1There are also some Ups'and serving Summer’s Bouni)unty” (M. mother’s canning caj techniques. She brimming with summer’;ir's good foods go wrong,ng, it could s c a re you aw?away Do you wanl tto make jelly, Inslhiclructions I "have not seen in oUier E v a n s & Co.. $12.50) os m yygulde. gi has rescanarched every' canning for use any lime. from tryin/Ing canning.) preserves and butte:lers? She has the books.ks. . 'etta Warherg - ■ S . . . . M o liL i t h w a t ee r i n g i rn d o n s n o t ali)w a y s ailu n a t u rir e l^ __ ^ If one thinks of melon,1, vwhich is possible rightt now r Combine water,•, ssalt, cinnamon stick, gn'round glncer .of bay leaf, lea tarragon sprigs andId ai few cloves. Cover &salt water (¥- cup saltt tol6 each quart of woter). Let ‘with tbe.hot season harvest!esting in full swing, one thiithinks in a small sauceparpan. B rin g lo a boll, stlrrln•Ing, Add rice with winele vinegar. Seal the pots1 hermeticallyhc and keep s sl la n d 6 to 8 hours in sa ltII water.w, Drain; rinse imd cover -of-rtillled,- tooth-twanging,g. thirst-quenching,t flesliy*fi,'*fru[t and lower heat. CcCover; simmer about 255 mlmites or In a coolI place. p Melon pieccs prepsepared this way can be with w fresh water. Simmerier until tender; drain. Add to e a tin g . unlll rice is tenderJer. Meanwhile, sprinkle ggelatin over kept.forfoifour to five w eeks. PicklingP Synip (foUowlng);lg) a n d s im m e r untU Uie rind is minutes until ' slightly transparent andnd th e sy ru p is Uilck. Add Mefon’s long list of seasclasoned a n d sometimes coolooked ■ cold water'ln a smamall cup; let stand a few n: MELON JAM disturb the popular imagege of softened. Set cupI in a saucepan of hol watciter and heal, „ . ■« ■ . additional al watc^ If necesscessary. Remove Uie Pickling uses does not greatly dist ids melon (rind and seeds rer ^tlng-errcbld^dejfjustp^fplaln wlth'thchand’orfrorrom a—^stirrtng, until the-gi‘•gelatin dissolves. Stir suruRor 10 lasle,- -^-Zpoimds rem oved)- ...... - ...... S'Syrup spice bag and packcrindinjars: rin .....— ------— - p la te w l& a for!^' though,^ .therels nothing better than U dissolved gelatin anand lemon extroct Into rioIce; scl aside 3 cupsflijflneaiigar d e l l c l o u ^ ]a2ze<^up melplelon. T h e extent of meloeion's to cool. Cut a slice:c fromI the end of th e canintaloupe and Cul thele : flesh of the melon into0 11 little pieces. In large PICKLINLINGSYRUP m any usef) is surprising. MostMl of the great chefs of the scrape-out the seedeeds. Using a tablespoon.I. remove the bowl, pulII imelon pieces In Jayers.3. sprinklings each layer 1 quart cider vinegar *• . w o rld b a v e a few q>ecla]UeJUes although eating it chll:hllied cant^oup u . I , . . 'J- . ' ‘ f r , - r \ i i i s se t 1hospii t ^ f u i n d dI l r i v e ly ^w lh since has is urgenti for-an additional 12 be BOm - A capipltal funds cam- sayI enoughe In praise for thele care( 1 beds. Steady I remodeling and and further expansion of s lic e s . / palgQ to rai^e.fl raraUllon for'a'new r."hadJ A whlle at Elks Rehab,”' MannyA necessitated During the 30-day fund drli cal pres- expansion, but aaflCT several y e a ra o f , ntwt orniinHiylItb < ^ p y facUjlies 'remainarked during his musical Idaho Elks from 24 lodges and thi Bt^raaho Elk» RebababllitaUon Ho^I- enutilatlori tb volunteers g a thhered e r a t ■ community si^ rtO T will be at lhe im ^sH m iii itaiied July 9 uwith help from a ^ the> Itiospitol to p re p a re foi Ing a t a $1 m illion ta rg e t by Aug. 13.: B ^ former patient from fi Fairfield, campT ip a l^ . ' “This hfspital exists so that ea '‘Mr , ]Idaho” for his -‘ShaBiaw was appointed in. 1960la by paU ent m ay advappe tb th e hIghi organize ' ‘>flddlihgaUiis: , ' ‘ Gov.V. R<*ert Smylle to ort l^el of achleveroenf wiUiEl in ^ 'X-;.Maony .-ShaW; of Fafrfield, na- fiddledleis for a Centennial eve lim its of h is o r h e r a isa b fllty ," not T im e : ''.•tioiially and 'locally[Iy recoOTlzed fo r .1963.3. The success of the •'Old RichaM L- Williams, Img tii : grow n. administrator of the hospital wh« ^ t^fid^ aad-bbw to pirovepr the value of particrticularly during the yearss t>M anny h e b egan a c a i w " m a pnysii his fingers lightly , ShawBW was president. • H He e h as therapist - p while his other entertertained and lectured,!d, w a s JNYSHAW_. TIVital cost of th e exp an sio n will :; rV'y'l;. the bow, no trace M ^tiister of Ceremonies a t ExpExpo ’74 . M A N > $2.2 million,- funded In p art K - M' ramalned of the devastating1 and andi has been featured inn many .,. forrirmer patient available Ellts resources plus pub S ^ 'liic a p a c lta tln g strolroke suffered In natiorlional magazines and TV showlows. maximum capacity and privatecontribuUons. K - ^^-<1976. Inn :1957 the existing buildingling was operating al i ^ . ‘i 'l l do Whatever»r I can, I cannot compinplelcd wllh a nursing unitmil of ^ w ith a constantt \wailing list, the need: fW h c u Wdinnei^ w ith 1MicHetilangelo? -third menu is ooce agi LAIBORNE' Mlchedielangelo wiira he was 55 y e a rs c h o v ie s (allce) thistl time and also the I i ByCRAIGCU faWy simple and has only t R ON.Y. TimettesS^ce old wwhen, for political, reasonsons, he tortelli, and It a for a salad (una fair courses: two so t^ with feond (d - It had -never had1 I to make a hasty exllcll fro m , s a la ta ) , a vegegetable (splnad) a n d cou: ■ NEW YORK - mlnestra di flnodUo) and a fL ■ occiBted to me ov Hr- r - ? : -<*9 1 j.: L | | M , "T ice I -— - im m f e a i l a ___I ______^ 9 riliSi I -''''''X H ijH I ' ' f I I'T'™ .:::\wm M I I Si^S I f Z = Z = ^ 3good1 pizzas ~ I Howtojgetyoiiffiiee I d iniesses« d e s e r vve i another. I 0/icice\;firozenpizz02LL I y f ^ M v FrozeDZen l’fzz;i is ihc frozen pizza'.a' • I Ikiythrec'l^^y^r/r, any varieties. I s plertsjH i jeaar^ ------. th al’s rushed (Jir(Jirecily to your siiperniarkdt in I cm Olll ihe h ij;/,'<^^-/rrp[acecard on th e froniFront I o u r own llw l of Imcks. lo'lidp prevent thele____ 5 , pack ig es:s and send .t]icm,[o,iis..alonB-' n f r - - ! ------— ------K m s e s , ... f].,vor-destroyMipmS’cnects dnree/j^rlnirn. So)yoii yo I wilh liiistilled-oiOlll certilic-aie.Vi'e'llsend youu aa I gel all lhe fraliishnessyoii payforwiili the I ccrtificale goodJ foraf foiinhyTt^r/rr-Frozenm I p aiiiisiiits. i ...... fu ii-d a v o rp imoa lhai's so good, we m ake * i’izza, of any var■arieiy; sausage, Cimadian this Kuanuilec:e: If1 you can find a fresher, ini^n;uu, | -bacon, pcpperoniini.,cliL'ese. or supreme. I IbKi ^ r J e flavorful frozen;npli’.za.we'lllniy | il foryoii. And to ()roveive lo you dial every' I C^/r/rr ■> N:tnio Frozen Pizza is j'.IS |;oo(i and its fresli :ls ihe-he I I ffBdUi c e d ■ iiexi.weniakeile this oiler; I - I I m e r e - , . - I _ ____...... ; ...... -.-V----::: ' - * MANAGERER Y I Man 10: rJioico i’i>i’imorfur- • 132MAIN jISW Collnlll'ge Drive, Marsliall, MN.-56258 AVE. N. L d - '- ' } A rt’t workshop selet __ 'o d n o o O a y . .Iuiy 25,1079 TirTimoo-Newa, Twin Falla, Idaho C-3 id a\H0 h F^LS —m Idaho) F a lls - I <; rimes-NtJews manrket bosl A rt GulSulld’s annual workshop will ______I held at thc Eagle Rock Art Gall 1SII5 ? ie n ip © v e ra g e on Wesi'est Elva Street in Idaho) F a lls Albertson's Buttrittrey’s Safeway Smithilth’s . Swdiaen'B Ave boll. Bdil one minute, stirring (MalnSt.) pricIces . from JuJi ly 30 through AugustIt 10.1 Mrs. Jol con.stantly. (Lynwood) y e a r's In structor will bc GeiGerald ' Boute 1 ------:------T his yei ' .1;cm6ve from he()l and add pcctin. : . Merfeldeld of Lomax. 111. - For furl BnjEBERKYm ■Sllrend^imjtnccdcd.^ ______Chuck roost ■iftatlon' contact Marjo CJ g j Inforif) 3 cupsblucbcrrlejies ' P oour u r jam into hot jars, leaving boneless, shoulder cu t, II -yi.79______C.09 . $1.S1.79. $1-99 ___ ■water a t P. 0 . Box 3.15. U< t, lb . R 8 9 — ------yi ______Clearw : 3 CUDS rhubarb, fffinely put '/<-!'/^-Inch head space. •'Adjust ------KRUKTOymyr. T c u ^ ^ O B a r------Aanrfc 'Pmrovt tn n w a tc r-b a th I . • -Chicken .71 for 10 m inutes.- ■79______•■79 . ______.79/ .53 _____ ■ V." teaspoons allsplp ice for • - ,wfairiectitup. Ib,______.65______------Time, e management aideded '/..'teaspoon ginger K tin P icnic ham ------95------—BOJSiIRR - A Time Managerr'c m e n t I botUc liquid pec ______.79 11.1 9 £9______^.W .99, '______workshcshop 1^ D r. L a n y D. Alexaii^5 n a e f------In-ft-large-sa • ______‘hubarb, sugar and , of thee School S of Business al OreOregon blueberries, rhi ------Flfih sticks-______University is scheduledid fo r spices. Mix wel'cll. Cooi( over high - 1.43 • State I lg to a full, rolllnB.' VandeKamp.lOoz. i : 3 9 ~ -^ :4 9 — ------IA 9 ~ ------11. .4 5 — ___ ^ . 3 5 . ^ imbcr. lO-at-the-Jlodeway-iv Inn . bring Cock o’lo’the Walk Restaurant. .T^T h e re ([i .62 ■ Is “J K$55 fee. Early rcglstratloi .65 ■69______^9______.■59 - M ______urged1 ssince there Is an enrolln REBOUUNPER I lim it., CCall Don Bowman 50:i-754-;54-2G77 IspsciilBiinialualure trampoline) loreinformatloni Cv«iy. (omily mcmomb.o liui luK Cantaloupe .12 ------.49 _____ ■•.50 for m en ______.29 ■39______^44______. wllllu ■•.(•(Civ-OQ <’v«iy cn ihoil body wilhoilOul '.hock. Oblncn Com on cob . Noww pou know b'f?M fi-»ull% in > — .16------2Q .______. |j>ov..(I lu.ollll O 111 f r t ^ . i e a r ------.16------• ------:^y4lyUnlted Press IntfjnatlonaL WON'-(* In 1691895, w hen th ere were onlyly lo! u r i.ER is quoUty Miin Potatoes 1.17 gasolineline-powered vehicles inn tn e M a i l n e ' .67 ...... ;Paiicay.ilb. .______.61 ■69 .70 ______..73 - « ■ Sour cream TOangl.eYoung*s, I Ib.3. • .99 ■99______U l ______;.79______t w ______.98 E ggs lorge, 1 doz. .72 .71 .73 • .74 , .75 ____ .74 Frozen lemonade .20 ______.20 .39 • .23 .20 .22 ------1 Frozen peas - ^ S t ------' .63------■'— ,77------,62— ------65______------J2 ------' Cannedslicedbeels ■ Libby, lib .______.45 .44 .45 .43 .48 I Canned fruit cocktail SGBBSS I lb.______.52 .53 .53 .48 .53 — gpgQy-:— — ------Homepride.whcat,loafI f . .81 .81 !ii “ T ^ si :si Banana Creme Pudhiddllig .48 ’Tn,«;tnnt. large pkg. ______^49______.49______M______.48. ______^49______jConfecUoncRMgar I WhIteSatln^ lib . ______.42 ■40______^40______■.42 .41 .41 j Totals $15.69 $16.64 lie $16.63 $15tl5.61 $16.08 $16.13 C a n ta lpfu i p e s a re: (com ing! T b e canUotaiom e season has airiv<•ived and good listed ab(above for frozen peas arei f l 11 buys canm beI found In local maiketKets. Sw enson’s oz.-bags;{s; Buttrey’s. and safeway’s’’s prices were ■■ tdividually; tbe based ocon 16 oz.-packages, hov.^iwever. Sliced ■■ IIMg a n d S a f efew w ay p ric e cantaloiqw lodi' ______^^otbec s ttoree.Bdl-lt o r tv-tbe poubd.-B-B utt^aonly— beets priced prl at Buttrey’s were c a i r i e s a 12 oz. size o f frozen lem[nonade. o Prices brand. P o p u lair i soft lern s e s neet>d e x tr a c< a r e easier to clean By L a n y s. FFinley ir lmpn^>erieriy sterilized lens scratchedled - Hard lenses arc e. Sun-Tlmes the weanax ^s comea, according to than the newer variiriety, explained , • (c) 1979 Chicago Su Imic technician Soft contact lenses ha>have proved to Dr. Donalnald Doughman, head o f the Minnesota ophthalm ! wbo could not universlt;slty’s ophthalmology dede- Pat Caroline. Somene people who be a blessing for those w lard to the soft adjust to the old hanl•d vailety, but partmentnt The cornea was nearly,rly switch from the hai >roblem for the destroyeded when the scratch becamem e v a rie ty find il difflcullult to get used to they con bc a health prol i cleaning pro- caraess'wcai^. Infectedu!lunder the lens, he said. the more rigorous ceduj^ needed to avold a InfMtlon, ImpropCTly c lean ed, thetii lenses can While©i comeal scratches can occiucur shesaid. be a source of seriousIS ZifLj .. open\ wV ed., oug. 1, in olu u i r n e w ;------^— ______Jf p e r mlanent a location dt ththe w est end o f t h e b)lue ll lakes shoppingig c e n t e r pocloi porson liko you." TTh h e M o d o Ltd. “A v o ry sp • O u r Fall F a Fashion Provlow, Satiaturday. August 4 at 2 p.np.m . Wo'll show you tho c o m inIng g soosoo's most oxcifinsIng fashions ond how to wo•voor thom . Profosslonai “ lightw ei m o d d lllln g b y B ionchd B. E vansns F in ish in g School M o d o>1 l A/M anagem ent Agoncy. • A n d ...... spocial opportunities8 llliko thousands of dollarsrs w^ orth of morchondiso y o u COIc a n ro g ls to r to w in o n Frldrid a y . A u g u s t 31. plastitic I oponing, Wodnosday, • A n d s|special happonings Tikifiko our oarly morning o E A u g u si t 1 a t 8 :3 0 a .m . w ith spspecial itoms at spocialI pricospi In ovory dopart- m o nit. t. bottlee ...... S e e whc?hat a M ode chargeI accounto con do for yoy o u . J u s t f i l l o u t o u r S p eediii-ai^p ii- and m oll to : ThThe M ode Ltd.. P.O. Bo:3ox 1719, Twin Falls 8 3 3 0 1I. . . :JT!S.,SO E/EASY TO OPEN..A.CH/>H A .B e E : [ZriZLli ' ' . NOTCi THIti It* FOXI AN tNOIVIOUAL ACCCCOUNT. IF YOU W liH A JOINT■IT ,ACCOUNT. PUCASC COMPUl l l ^CCTIO^■ION U o r THC ATTACHCO AFAPPCtCATJON. SAVI « ’ t~ TRENTING ^ r i PUVINC f l !-• ' ~ 3^.....:It - doo.1 oxlr a> ••loll»a Ir.In Ih. lolk-lno luup'll^ ol WnhO' Z 'j .. T-ln folU, CW1I4, Of»*. llntDki, G~«)ir.o Como,. IHom., ...... L...'...... -o^xSMlMJoko. * d ) I 2 t r llMIT:Cno,Ootll*P«f■ Pflr.Coupon. j = ■ . -rr -r -* *-- . '< 2 II a tm »noo« I — on IB Soz. SquirfRitam ab le BBoffies ( ^ ^ 1 • ...... * --• Vjsa Nbri o r ' — _ M a s ie r c h a rg e ni o n .. ' ^ ------^— - J _ I . ------ • • ... .. \ Dear Abby C-4 TImos-Nowo, Twin Foilsalls, Idaho Wodnooduy. •JulyJi 25. 19;^ : C are:for yourr parentts befonre tim e ssteeds thie m awc/ay eovt^ope ; her. she pleased, but shesJi was ENTITLED inn bCT b b o k l ^ " H ^tv To B e ot T oo Old.”L” Send fl wltb a looft a .to Abby: 132 Lasky Di VANBUREN sisterer that Mama did fdr^ve h< B e v ^ Hills. CaIIf.90212. tgnTrihimp.______MoUlfiiiiera always do. But I hope»e youy to It. Legally. In I all 42 of the Poc>i»ulflr; You’ro Never TooFoo Yoonfl aelf-addressed,Bd. stamped (28 cents) B twsSyndlcate will print p this ogln for thoseie ifor separale-propertyy states, she’s not My young^ sister whomim It's not yet too late entitled to one dimencforhcrself! ------THBOLDF,b e s t ------MADIJ'HVIADISON{ -----H jg^ol your column DEAR MAD: VYou're right. I was j f EAR OLDEST: Consider it.dotdone, wrong. I should have h said that the A ^■^^^BtoABB^ VWill you please always lata- tban we think. wife was M O ^L]LLY entitled to her | h Ifla^lo IdoK^flReT ' ■ fa£r-share'of"lhe"prproflls-Thanks-for -----Q parents wbo arca re too old to look , ^ ^ ^EAR 2 ABBY: Yotir reply to HAD11/ rembidlng us thatlat wc DO need an ^^■g^^tUenudves? 01Old paints need “ • who*" said she didn’t have a dirdime Equal Riclita Amercntlmcnt. irking u-It!s^i»t-alw aya_g^call her own after worki in d ln ^^H ^^P«Sw ttha5aging pamits, but “ °"8s.igsISFHeaight^Iwrhusband ;, was Are you the lonely Io face In the 'H ^^^B K w erm 't easy toto copet with when imily business for 30 years, w make you a winner, H 8 US. either. We J^ONDNG. You sa id she not oi:only tfrowd? FYlends m ^ e d a few dollars to do withith os and Abby tells youou how to win them •Just wish someone . °eserv ' w i n e lends le Itself to .many ococcasions, an evening witl ^^■g^rm U nded ME ( E of these things ____• s, weddings, celebraticatlons, dinner for two. Yoi jBlama w as still ^'<1 friends, itui alive. It's too- gfSJI i ^ g S S S / dd lust the'right touchuch by serving a fine wim aod I haverven't had a decent .v g ™ i)f iL ^ can adc id from our cellar. CcCome browse through thi sleep since» sbe i died three jao B : . / / ^ ^ \ s e le c te d ^^^MfMaDPthaa^ I d e p a r t rment r filled with impbri)brts and dom estics for you ^ B l ! g > - ‘;i: t o w the bad. a goodI iw m e with B M S L e n j o y mnent g — salud! or a few w e^. or 5 2 ^ Y o u WW ill B e P l e a s e dI ¥W ith O u r S e le c tio n ! for Sunday. dinner,^ or for a y ^ R ^ ■ E ^ W f i ’diilve? I h e vrv v had time for ^ ■ if a ^ yet I had timene for others and g J s psrcts . AUG. I, 2, 3, A,4, 1979 I T ^ ^ ^ K ^ ^ y t h l n g else • I wanted wai to do. A o j i .of sceoe^. or even a meal at ® r 2) Aimnaden honie would havetu meant so TAKE A CHILLEDED WINE 1 ^ M tn. O M bb, M t. Itt ^ ■ U b i c f a to ber, but I wsw as too busy. Oh, B T E ALONG ON A PICNIC! PI Mtn. Hector Vln Roi of excusesl«S. ./,/ \ Mt. Burgundy ^^K jiX .suppoee tbe onlyly oneo in our large ,BS3 ¥ I C r. r $ j 3 g ^■ H m m lly who is sleeplr»lng is my sister a n took Mama to Ilvlive with h ^ . I’ve #’Trv-v'^' "I t ry tha beer / -■ C r'*'" y. conscience by K S g F hot toite* \ I t,5 Utflf it 1 w asn't really 6 Q o ig ra o t \ y (REGOlAR *3. m I 01 It* ^ ■ g a i u n e d of; Mam a1 likeIU fny brothera ' J t # 7 ^ t i I 'wasivasn't cheap, like B Q ...... -FRCtOM THE HOUSE OF. BANH-:B/ ...... ^^^^Otbo^t^Z-DIDID-buv-her things— S g —- BEFORIRE-YOU BUY! M ^ ^ ■ r a A l e t a sbe nev&r really m needed or .You can rorent a brand new ^■ gtttfqyed mucb). Buti It’sit too late now. a a I ____ _ B A L D V>W lti PIA N O RIUKNITE LAMBRIRUSCO M ’esm e.------B W ~ > ^ « ___ ASrft.SMJ Onf W.Wtot__ -CANTSLEEP'' « I f o rr 6 m o n t h s ----- la ^ r ttd Fron Itdy Z - Z - Z M Z t \ u m SsmEP li was my— ^ g - (.ndn ^■SpaUPERT - Navyivy Aviatiog An- ^■m eUnnaHne Waitai«re' Optfator'-Sec- Roberto Gonzalez,Gc son of ^ ^ H d i l g i i d 'aand Auroratra Gonzalez of ^^^BSttJiatr^bastrqxnleded for duty with~ ••— ^^■ffianbl: -Squadron 50, so N aval-' A ir ^■SS5on,.Monett.FleId,Jd, Calif. H e Is a f e ^ ^ S m - ^ r a c h u o f Minidoka Mb County Scbool and joinelined the N avy in ' I ^tOcfe^GCAetoSoale inG^Ja/is . . . ^ ______.... FALLS - MMarine Pvt. Ist" ^ ■ g fliss : Brent D. FiUinUmore, son of ^^^B iu ian FUImoi« of' TwinTi Falls, has ^^BEfifi^eted raouit training th at the SA VE ^2 JONOVi/V vlt Dep^ in San 200-^70 ^K V ^ C o ^ Beendt ^ ■ ^ ^ ’Calir (fe iss ai{ ^duate of ^ B ^ S ^ R a l l s H l ^ Scbcdxx>l and joined H^ie In IOTim . REGULARLY *1*1,000-^6,500 ^^M «ECLO ^ dadett C David E. Bor- M g w r.' iM of Donald:d G< . Bo t o w of ;______^^^^M pi^ls/recel^lng prapractical woriT2i“ } at the Ahny S p e cctacular t i savings or)n su p erb quality fursfui are yours ^HmMC^^Advaoc^.Ca.Canjp..ln .Fort t h i s W/eekend 6 ' at thePan':n's. A n extraprdinarlary collection Wad>; H e IsI. a 1974 graduate H R ^ ^ D e d o High Scbocbool and Is a ' o f t hhe e finest fu r^ will bto e show n Friday an(and Saturday, ^■ pW kS it'at Brigham'Young Y( Univeisi- i A w o n d e;rfulgift r f forC hristrrm as or any occasiosion. W hether ------she-loves 91 j-ftirs-or-se nsoua 303ophi3tioQ tcd------F A L L S .-- Navy I Airman ' ^■ S m eoU ce RaiidiillI ED. Wentwortb, ^ s l e e k f uLirs, i e ith er is a g iftotof rom ance. - Mr, and ,Hi8.re. Rlcbahl M. J C h o o s ei ffl r o m : M i n k , b r o aadtail. c L am p, Nutriaria, C anadian ______M BSili^rtb-oPilTwittvio' Falls, has------M ^^H p ileted , tbe . Bas)aslc. Avionics 'M ^ Fox and Min/link/L eather. ^^^^Bu^^Sulcian Couiie- H ] e Is a 1977 ■ ■ B S d E S i t e of Twin- Fall!'alls Hlgb School ■ I. ■ tbeN avy Iloq AugustA 1978L .m I^^^^KLEY—p ' D.E Haines, son------^ and M ^ C. W. ' Haines o f . .1 ^B^Oaklciy. has been propromoted to .the \i| B ^ ) r ^ o{ alnnim 1st class^ io the U.S. 4 ^ E ^ ^ . F b c c e . Alnnan HsHalites Is an air 4 c o o M lw atIt Laughlin Air ^K Focce Base in Dd Rio,R Tex., and ^ ^ ^ u v e s with a unit-ofof tlieI Air Force ■ ^ ^ n f l ^ e a t l o n s SeWITvlce. He Is a S e l e c tI ycyour fur today. Just ^ ^ l ^ te o f Oakley HighUgh Scbool. a s m a l,11 l initial li dow n paym enl W f ^ . ■ a n d w ee'll 'l l hold your fur in ^ ^ ^ j ^ b o b E R L Y - ChChief Warrant storage|e I.until C hristm as, or ^■PnSe^'Btoite'Ovmc^id v , ton o f Afr. a n y a p p r Uirs. Sam O v^ ^ c r e of Kim* jpropriate gifting tlrne. ■ n ^ iy , Isson^ in tbtbe e U.S. A rm y’s ■ ^ g lg n t^ Fighter* Squadron! in ^ K S a t M h ' Kiina as a mailoalntenance and H B l U g b t o fflc i. He has been in ■ggSM iSM Blarcb andand his wife and ^B 5iii^InPlaInvicw!W, , Texas.■ ■K^^DaSETT'- c: "Dorothea M ...... daiiflbtdr of M ra. CJiaHotte &intoa. Ho.,>.. recently was :-^lst witb tbe ) u l B aaifon ^ in Bad * G om any.y. She entered ^KS^'Aiinr Id Januaryy ofo this year, K S.M d'attendU ttele ;i U o l v ^ t y of H f f i S i b at Mbacow. HerHOT.falbd-Uves nch-near-Ham- - R l c bard ^ A Reed of / h as enlistpd lo tbe'U.S. Air S iDllstment Pm- ■ f V l f i w ^ r s K (nent ' June of ' M huttlon from Su Keive tedmlcal jf* M; • ■ l m . ■ f ' ~",l II IIIMIIIlMiliHl ■te m ii i . Zebco : m m ■ i l | p WvKIH f ftlP^ m^Wmt ■ Y ^ H / ' l O M I I W xml - Twowo-plMe, 5’6" fiberglaas3S^ rod with 1 1 ■ m irome plated guides and1 lilip top plus H H reel lel with sintered metal beariiarings. H H ■ f I Regular $15.» Choose from \ large assssortment of sinkers, split i hot andjsnsnap swivels : ; W iri various sl es and weights w for' your fishing nseds. I Reg liar 99i|I f s Box : m ■ i^^^^^ijijiiiiii i • ' IP ■ II ' ■ ^ y Buiffifi ■ jyttt u rn / i I ; ^ x l i i I: yf.'aB E m il p:-. • t e w i 's— E [ • ~ i IrepelieiintW H '/P O V f^B L n plim iN E FIRST All hno- Two-poco'S'*Rj&and' J)RESSISC rcisar, i b/ue 1 |D Klf f l I 1/8 pouni^ spools off C hoose from 1 ounca Grea i->;>'!t'; actuatedrAtchoTdraQ: monofilamentit Ifishing line in 4 lo 40 ream (Regular or 'tw tst^ 3 Evergteen scents). 3/4jouijounce SUck In- pound test. • seci repelleni or PocketI FirstFi Aid Kll. m i > .: I ■ I I'M \ 2 | ! ■ ' ^ ; j104T ' W ' } Regular m | ■ R w i s f 0 - : $2.39 m I \ I to $2.47 : W ! ; I : E a c h - p ^ m \ \ - nooo ' ® ; - . i , [ 'li'■ ■■' ■ @1 P' i Jk , ■ | M j ' . ■ / p Wffiliir . ■ fe V i ' |: I m / I f ’' _Z m o ; ■ ^ " ' / S nn a a p Garl ' ■ G / o . irlalid !o Tailed- CHA Mlim i ACKS m Pie Slo ST iliK i ..111m iii@i m ^ E 2 A fiandyj v/ay■ay lo string 1-52 ounceice v/c.jr-t V32 oi.'jcs :!:cc:y. r.oo'K youj fisri eaten.ten. -.. [ a sscn ed coi 'V i r i c * ^ :oicfs. ’ 2ssofic.j cocc:crG. . R eg u larlar 63c [ Regularsir 37p E ach fieg u iar 29c E ach I M IM Om W \^ . T Foritm' i * ? ' j_____ For 9 i -■ I i' ;.,„l - ■ i. I , T ; I • • - i ■ 'r - 1• • ■-■ I '. i/{. i, , » o o r t i BRECK = = « = H , Latex'l-i si : kUg Pluoridt |SH W | B i 3 naisl^Tc ■ ■ A cccolAM^) n d itio n in g s p a m p o > th.thAt m ] J ■ help:Ips k e e p hair c e a n e r o iger ig' - 1 i o c t FRESH H whil< lile a d d in g b eau ty , b )t nee nc m I ■ Ji •Vv.i'-v. .' ^1-? i ' i l /' An easy lo ap )ly a n dd manageatjirity. ' oi S '? l! our j la v-__ iZ__ *3St ant cli I PASTE ' H choiiDice of formulas. . and water. Rec uii .Atootlpast3st >' fqr thk whol i . 15 O u n te s family thaha . com'bmes- i breath {esh{ihi nef(Withacavit' ■ ’ fighter. ■ fegg •9663757 V 4.1. 00 j r i c e s W E a c h M I g l ^ C/j( co/a(et e or Vanilla Flavorec . !''^HW0iiiNP0v«H , (/■Persp/raiil D eodora>ran: | PR(»TE AN SliPE p Sh IIf f i iILID m [II .1 A ormuialed meal replai ment with vitemins a 41| mineraiiJustaddtooran juice or low.fat rjiilk. 'S9 I V 7 - M Fash/onn Tones1 V I' j Regular $12.99 LATEX ENAMELEl PRESI W ^ 'w i ibOZ.lll A crylic sem i-glos;iloss in choice of Protect: ol I t iOurjces ______^ o j t W¥ l a c \ \ i co lo rs. aging e err , ' Dries; cle ir. \ ~ ~ * 1^1 Anf/-Pflrep/ran ^ iBafe F ltd 1 . IHP FOAM t I Reg: ^t v R .g.- $4.49 \ Quart I S8.49) 5 ? S !!' m . :FACE t . I ^ , ^ - f tenuoroc*rtc WASH eBARE !*“I Extra-slrenoth m ai li Heips cl4an| and f i" * ' perspirant f w ilh k moisteri your r. fluorocarbons. ^ " T skin. . [ \ (C13S-24 NO.KR135-20 ' I ' l 1 I. 'Testec " Prev'en( W t/on>n S ic k n e s s H >/ps Relievieve Diarrhea 6 Ounce 5 Oiince DENHRStg BpmINI ilQlIUID H P , RegulafS2.47 Regula S2.09 \ * . I mmmi|; umes mmOTMl ^ ■Jfi9 . I w :? / I ^07 § ^ 96 Tablots I 8 T a b lM 5 B o u n c e s ^ ^ j! I ^ I ; -'-Kodacolor IIn 35mm Kodachroma 6 H i ! t ^ T @nns I - ' f S i PRINT FILNLM SLIDE FILM ; n " f 7 3 5E , m , I W E x p o suures re V Exposures Super 8 ■ . .rr * ' ^ Ull Cl Jr. stick C o m e wUl i1 S foke ■MOVIE- £ S « r e k PROCESSIIIG N atural NeedsNe Henno< ODY SICCIN EYYl Quality processing i ffttfflk ■ -'S hv.'vix.. '■ [X.-.V t^v.>-vvtV!W iV{vrm v -.V ... Wodnosi a-Newa. Twin Falls. IdnhoO-?' T T p 3 jL A l /Q m I h I iPAYSt ^ - u ' . 'S ~ — 'S T ^ ~ Blodo C ut ...... G s __ ___ t/.s.o.a. ChoiiQ -_____ ...... u:S.D.A. ChoieoBono I, T GKO E F ~ ~ ~ T B30NE i STES 5 ^ n w'iximrsTi\eak STE/tK— | - ■ rR5g“'"\ il 9^ 9 . poC 1^9 I ■ . \ 9 ^ \ S 8 s 9 ^ i b . \ Ib. ' 5 ^ V ______.______y ______y H I C H K X S V D» ' 0 - S 9 GROvmVD 7 S s h « S I 0 9 ■ [BEEF , lb. I b e e f ~ 6 , BIBSs * ' ; A lb : J [ STi ^2^9 II USOA- CI^O'CX Ool 9 2 ^ - HOUND!oi^lEAK...... „ « i 2 " c ^ EtESTEAK...... ' / ' » V fim ij . _ . ■ ------c Sl'lon t:U______i |\ s | j» I ■ [ HO^ i ...... :.:rr- :^ ...... ; . . . . — M a « 7 E V Bm r a a r a 2: o i ^ TOR w m ff I * «on’> MiVic«rf O' CnOBPetf ^r»-Sw»»ran» BRAND NO-NAMI DRAND BRAND I nonamcI DRANOd^ VOU . • ; H BRANIAND NO-NAMC ORANO YOU I B NAME -PRICE PRIPRICC SAVE W _ ^ . ■ ITEM NAMEME PRICE PRICE_ ^ ITEM NNAME PntCE J^niC£_l£_ S^fv^E. _ I T E M _ _ _ _ ...... 550 61c 6 C ionxJin!'...... «i 9 9 c " 1 " 30c OtLMONte..- 3 3 c ■37c -^c ^ ...... woooa ei.o«v 3 7 C 4 i 2 c 5 c ^ M iS ^ T itiu i...... Ulortc,.con . 49c 75c 2 G C TOUATOCi...... XL 5 5 c 8 9 cC 34c TOMATDIS ...... 5 9 c 6 9 c 1 0 c 3»»at«eTTi n. , . , . 1 " ’^ 1 ” 84c ioUATOKUCI...... 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M. 1 ” 2 ’ ” 96c pVoTnNO MIX------• r mrrcKOCKiR ci 7 9 c 1 ° “ 3 ' 0 c ...... n.c«i= 69c 97cc 28c ______48c. :6_3c _ V r'Swnik.mu_____ lOTTcr 7 9 c 1 » ” ..3 : 0 c _;Vu'.r«.»______... c J_5c______SiH fO o o _____ 5 ” 6 ” 1 °° nACxe* ...... oeiMONT*.oe 6 9 c 7 7c c 8c ^■ nV N iH a_____ efti»eo.., 1 ” 1 " :3 4 c . ''’.coni'T':’-* « 4” 9- « 4- YOU tV u o * o a emi o 1 " I " 1 0 c anVlN*^! H»...... DlO.LUOH,, 3 3 c 3 7 c r ______^ 1 ” 1 " <4 6 c ...... DCIMOKTC■■ ..... 3 3 c 3 7l\ c Tc SAVE ^ p ~ — - < M j Pricos Ellociiociiv» . ^ M m J July 2Sth ThnThru 31sl p i l /■ irge Ripe Californin i a ., 'i - - Crisp Calilornia EUERY i t h ’ j 3U P E & € I IDAKO 03318 UTAH III'. 03301 H’O S M.t-n. OiiQria'n C l p JIJ5 Hi,r>,-.nn Bi^il.Oo f600£ Isf Si.-WrfTff.ftftttje'*?>603? a a ss I900 IV ,'/Joy NAME 720 AmrfCixn., Own . Oo,jp'83700 S3; .■’135 O'Oui'd Orivc. Oo im St . Pr-CP a W W M m M l H i I r a m rU g f/^ ‘ KRAFFT MAnARONIJl & CHHESF.— DINNEERS I r i ^ r ^ i jr IK UMBO • 7 % ' | 9 m NEC!t a r i n e : H B. IMALLEY W H O L E EG G i?r-B tA D E-ee u T ^ ------MAYOINADE ; RIPE YELL L O W # : : : - ^ feCHUICK S l A S ^ r r t o c K SEVEN F" ^ BONE • 3 2 OZ. H I SttAK .B. ^ ZEE“ PA PIPER P 3 ^ _ (CHUCK ARM. $ 1 7 9 I______I f j l 'i l f y JOWIELS I ^ C R I S P GARDTirFRESl A I : ROAST ...... m - LB . • 1 2 0 i i o r i • A S S O R T E D L ‘jW • PR IN T E D 2 9 . H w i h T m I — CHOICE 4 ) , . P I Z Z A ZUCCHIIINI s o iHASH l l-ROASS T S i M 29l1 SUNNYr DELIGH I SEMI BONEyIELESS ^ m • CITRUS PUNCH 9 7 * . . • A S S O R T E PORK STEAK i LA R G E fi.','r ■ ■ ■■ ■ i . • 1 6 .6 - 2 1 .775I E oz. S l rll e g . p r i c e • • EGGS P ' ...... w B. ------PURKEX------r m j . ■ iC H BLEAt DINNNERS . j i • 11 oz. . • TURKEY'______ ' ' ' ' • SALISBURY - u,—---^sggBpBU B fptirSq' W ^ Bieacn Jfl I • S QT, ^ 2 tB unnrni.ggii^a.^ I j^BAICON i Ll • 1 LB.B . PK G . n 665SS1S2 h , . • THICtIC K SLIC ED g COOKIIIN' BAG ULT______' Q BH|P| • 5-n oz. - = ^ • ASSO RTED WESTERN FARMIIMS 12 OZ. PKO. f c o o iKTAIL 3 9 ^ : TURKE^E Y WIENEERS 89*^ P R IC E S E F FFECTIVE JULYY 2 5 , 2 6 , 2 7 , 2 8 A R M O U R '2 OZ.z. LUNCHHMEAT M .19^ 3 • ’ 6 OZ- I ' BUDDIG WAFERR 1 THIN‘5 VARIETIES AI t ^EA . _ J CHICKEN OF 1T H E S E A MEATS ...... 4 5 < ^ - M ^ S : :p WOODS 7 I TUNIA y ? ’ I D E E P 7^UNCE $ 2 0 9 r ISSH j m - I N S E C T REPELLEN1 F • 6 .5 t^ F O O DDLINER’S— 5{« D il© I F r a 7 ( i@ ( • ' • e f^ f " n k r < ,G OL .? v‘ '• W/S^ T E R OUNCE 7 9 ‘ CAI ^ S T L I F O R D O A K u n r • O i l C:os«l*ford o IGA ^ £ S H A M P C>oo Clorfc's For ShopplnB IGA. i_ S !t s r i u R ^ 'M a x(’s ’i ICA Foodllnsr RICHPIILD | | r — — — - CHIFFON Plp*r’a ICA c m SCHILLIILINGS — 7 - ^ AOBRMAN FLYING INSECT O w si la l » / » IG A Morfc»1—------^ Y O N S Q NN 'S G A RI(BAGE FACIAL F :t — V A N IILLA L “ TWiN'FAIJirS~ M a rty 's ICA Marfc*« I_____ - E X T R A HAHMIM - r - Y O G U nqiT - - — B AetGS------TTISSUE— - jQ^ROSOL A C T„- _ J — W lttlamt ICA Foodllnvr— r:. " ■ 12 OUNCE • ID a w 's IGA | 0 0 COUNT C A SSO R T! 12’.j OUNCE S | 7 20 OUNCE 1 EIMBIRLY WINDIU. m - M g ^ 2 0 0 c o u 7 0 < p ::V * T O ^ T ^ 9 ^ ’ ( r .M on IGA Fopdllnar Byrn*'i IGA Foodllnor ■ ■ ' - • / ^ f' - ...... ______■■o'. ______. r ■ j A Toi BV TfhtVtaii€ ' W odnosdidoy.-July 25,1Q79 Tlmoa-Nla-Nowo, Twin Falls, Idaho D « J e iK J n i ie a i T fiv e sraTaWE ra is al l f o rrm u la ByRAYSUlSULLIVAN ' 'Hie ie formula was arrive atit a lte r ' w riting. K ersey/ said: he decided to valI'alue arrived at; reproductluctlon is 33 the countyf carried an assessedJ For example, taxes on one J ■n^ N elews w wri t and UtUe Wood Riv ° The Sheep Creekeek, Dry Canvyji, Lookout MountainI andan M ountain E n d u n lls , totalling 27,5i!7,557 acres, w ere ' ' d ro p p e d from possiosslble W ilderness Study Area classlficiflcation. The. final.. decision on the Sunin ' Valley P lan n in g A j^ was basedI ono public. Input iH ------subm lttrf-durlng-a; - a - 90-day- p u b lic ------c o m m e n t period, whwhich ended M ay g 0 | 15. The Sun. Valley PlaPlanning Area was Bga ______part of an advarvance wilderness ^ 5 inventor^ which ais(also inclua^lands in n o rth e rn Idaho. ______P*'program, similar _ S s 1______s tu d y , falls urider’ ththe F ederal L and — Policy Managementient Act of 1975. A c c o rd in g to Sho:Shoshone district p lan n i Rob Hmie,e, theI Initial phase l|gg -- of the Inventoryy iIs due to b e J f c conm leted this summtnmer. £ 9 •T) " T h e n w e'll go ininlo an Intensive B nC K.V • p h a ^ . d u e . to . bee .1completed next . . In'September or G le n n H a vvens, e i 73, left Hazelton H ig h S c lio o l In 1 923 b u t r e t u r n e d w ith h is C adlla d llla c t o t h e o ld b u ild in>g g f o r th e s c h o o l’s re u nl ioi o i n l a s t w e e k e n d .' ■ le Inventory p h a se is completed, we wlUwill have Identified areas that are Wilderness Wi Study Areas, a s w e’ve domlone In Uiese a re a s included Ih the advance a Inven- I n v (' e n t i o rI S s p u z2 e l t o n1 a l u m dd; ■ "ThCT'’w e ’ go...... m us ■IbriM,’' Tfdlie mW; or Ha into the study phase,se. and Uiat w ill be Valley School DIlstricl. is • . ButE the financial burdenen d id n ’t Convalr. Uth re e pec^le. B y 1970, 65 peop done in accordancece with' our plann* < Havens has l>een I on thc go rd|rd|lly ease until Havens, whowh had That led toto research work for wwere on Ihe payroll una< ing system, on diffeifferent schedules. tut W i N F A l S ’^ I k Ii II iivcwens,] since his high school & days when eai3ain)M his master’s degr c in Boeing on Uie t B-52. In I960. Chairman C of the Brara Havens. ~ W e are madated by law to have all 73 , Is u at an age when most of hisI he and his fan*imily ran 0 farm ph]ah^cs. was promoted from MARMCO me;lerg ed wlUi W hittaker Todays- serving again as boai ' of them complete by IWl. and ^ ers are retired and enjoyiloying norUi of Hazeltonin. aranSw bra fe tire s in a U.S. RRubber Corp., the maker i of aircrafl chairman. cl Uie soft-^ken Havei reported to the presld( eir grandparenlal status. He -gloried in I: recalling his plaslant in Detroit to a Jobb in i the gyros and1 communications has hi conlniUing Interest In a dr T h e 27.557 acresstooped fn,m Not th is m e m b e r of Uie Classass of freshman and soj»phomore years at ..lirt:ire engineering dqiartment.ml.r system s, irIrrigation development firr consideration will be b« under further 109323. H azelton H ig h School: the Universityty of Idaho at The T pay only Jumped fromfroi 580 There werere less serious pro- Bayshore B Creative Product study, and subjcciject lo interim •HeZii, Is a mllliiMiaire sevei•veral Moscow when 1hc roomed with :o to $200 a month, he said,d. but I it Jects during; thosei years, Haven ' locatedlo in a San Dlego suburt).. ------rnanagem ent—restricirictlons.— "w h ic h - iim^wnra over, a physicist-lnvenl'entor anoUier 1923 HiHazelton alumnus. zave- h im -th e—Dpportunitm ity— to ------saysT includlrUng d^elopment of rec]ufre us to mana]mage Uie land so “h* ^ Jevelop his inventing skills.s. Uie first tubuliilar fiberglass fishing ^ He Is putting his fairo”bac 10 a p p e a rs to b e pulling anoUilOther Adrian Lindsay. ground to good use by testing h that whatever wild mpanv he Invested In fromm tUie ‘‘The first twovo years my total ras-«t2nitved-on ------^** l ‘le d —lo*~his—eventualll dt e v c l- ______-com pany^fl-deslgri-lmprovemCT adow of BaHkrupfcy! from his job as vfce on or 22 a c re s of d e s ^ land h e owi until Congress makelakes a decision,” '^ ^ h < tennis ciSP^potat^T'oiOne pair of socks °Pnipment of the first flberglasJass tire retired f >He play s tw o fa st sets of tem irotolypes and, whilee -later president andid board member in near nc San Dlego. Grapefruit, rc HeUie said. The interim ini manage- least twice a week. lasted all ye:e a r . I h a d no P*"® m ent regulations h , Flo. underwear and uwore a ROTC. suit v orking fo r Concvair Cor]:orp. of 1961. ■ crops c r and fruit trees are -U ►He and his second-wlfe, F resullsof thoseefforts.-...... Issued! ~but are- e) are Uie proud parents of a evei7 day becauause the only pair Jan -D ieg o d u rin g World WarWj n. But sitting' at1 home' gardening he metal adhesives for several months. :-year-old girl. . -...... of pants I brouglIght. bad a holeJn ...... J."® for the never intere•ested the former Havens-says he’s looking . i^ubl^'plagued B-36 bomber. T h e U tU e Woodd FRiver unll con- ivens now liv e s in La Mc£Mesa. Uiem." Havens Msa id. Hazelton- HWigh first baseman. d di eveloping se v e ra l oUie'r Ideas ' - t a i n s 4,265 a c i « , Ind[nduding 120 acies Jlf.. He r e tu i^ to^^^^^ Haglc .The Ijving sltU3uatlon improved in A fte r • sta rtin g NARMCOCO. his Purifying wai'astewater, brackish • including In one In - which Idal ------o f s ta te lan d , wbUe j8-9.773-ucK a;-Wi m — ------C r e e k uiil f a m ta m rs; l!!Z^*‘'H S elto irilS _ i h e ------mqnH;sLJLH_!9_iserve as acllng dev[eyfi]ofifi{Lanjtdh»]y&.sfiiis i next project he would wi be a cheaper way i -Jta—appearance-ln-In - U lf- Federal------Mol clo sed in Uie SOs When wh s u ^ n t e n d e n t aiana math, teacher thehe bomber’s metal separ processingp i sugar brots using • R e g i s t e r J u ly 16. the d e c isio n 5 ^ dig. . In Kooskla, southItheast of Moscow. p^roltroblems. thus staving 0off a Havens In[ntematlonal was svstom sy sim ilar to Uie one used i Aug. 15. u n le ss izellon and. Eden school d t>ecomes final Au{ eta were consolidated to forform for$I75amonth.I. Con'ongressional investigaUonlon for fonned in 196161 in San.D lego wiUi fUterlnK fU salts from sea water. am ended by the state:ate BLM directo r. *^9^ N o a n s w e r trak brineg s f e v t o t o w v n i Ay dollla r s t ^ r e a d y f o r ______By DOUG?TULUS Tl ...... long e enough for the oilen we ‘ G o i j ownei ^ tramislatoi>r tax (questtioned M rs. BeM said lost ^ ear^ w y LVUrt/-» mTTTA OUUAU T Tr»______U^^lr„„„nW0Htog-to-Mrs^V»rl noil, r e using the Boise State IUniversitv educational >fewB w rite r Tron‘Otislntor Board secretary. sell the property■^*lo*pay th e t ^ deb^ ^stem'^Md ^ have*a*^/^(she said. "I channu are avavaUable to viewers. m lertson said th e $15 don’t doi know whether- $155 Is worth There haveIC been several' protests lo _ — c o n n fN r. aA-cjt-se-heforc c n Utah____Dc ih. Ihere jtct-tax-lB a tpoclal lying lyli qfiout o r not.”------lodged about:]t:paylng lhe_taxc3_M rs. J5 . judge could havee ani effcct on taxes has^*^11 I a^fot^^c^ro^CTMj Sx*S5l*doc5 nonol fall under thc tax' ■ /As tra n s la to r board sccret:retary, it Is Bell said thohose protesting usually With *2,000 In back.taxes fro m and tdevislon recceccptlon for Gooding ^ tcotests by couniy residents p deed system, herhei job to , acccpt and'Id'file .the daim they dcdon’t watch TV or they OOiiaty residents. e $15 y early assessm en t. In jrthelranslatordlstrlcl. a|alone, the trqnslator; board c c o S County tclevlslIslon viewers who are pnprotests from people who) clclaim they dldn’lvolefon decide forelng the co lection is wwi pmpertv owners Injhc o i~-nf thp fr.triBlntor dnt gr~tJtah—man—has— donlliBceivethesignals.___ ict-was-formed several b i -'- ' N k c a r p i \ . J l | ; V 'C h eck e t r a t i in g s y s iite m m ------Z'J^-ByMARYFRFUEEl^ factss sucha a s pUe fiber, face wei|weight, heavy traffic areireas such as stairs, rantantles.” iPor example,- onejne for a _ _ ' 1^;— ..... •~»-w*Mi«iiw infi Homem eE oonom lst densitysity of construction and bachlacking Like all syntheletlcs, it Is non- nyloylon (ibcr te lls th e consumer: n ! ^ for B t ‘O k €e r r e t u r n s ^ ___ -ifoti -can, takes much of the matertcH als. allergenic jn d fal'alrly easy to clean, “The “i carpel is guaranle 1 • ' guestwOTk out of cacarpet buying by Kno\nowIng what the fiber contenItenl Is b u t II d o (^ so il m t o re. read ily th an Indoidoor use. If properly Installtailed and Daa Subr, a broker at Canylanyonslde Realty Inc.ln Jenjihe, abels. can helph« you decid e w hich one Is wool. > . maillaintalned, and the surfac■face pile tias ha recejtly retmned from fron D allas, Tfecas, w here h e uses a “Mark bestfoi:foryou. Polyester carpel>ellng dyes to cle a r, (pilepile and len g th In the caseise of cut successfully su completed Mailt[arketing Course 1202. Hie course *' ra tin g sy stem Woolool offers a soft, luxurli:urlous sharp colors, clearlans easily a n d h a s a pilelie carp et) in any givenI areas ai is is is rao n so M by u e Realtorstors N ^ n a l Mariceting Institute v^^S^'^assifles eaeach carpet for tcxtunure to the showcase roomsims of wool-like appeanirance. It Is less abrjbrasively worn \more ththan 10 and an Is designed to providee fi^fii d * educaUon In £ e field of I*' * pW ifrinance In ththe home. For everyry home.I It dyes superbly, resistsres durable and cn:rush*resistanl than percercent w ithin five years, Itit will be mn’HroHng mi m nnngOTppnt eJBiftple.- a ) -LighJg h t IV afflc” In* soli well w< and has excellent duratjrablll- nylon, andmaypllllill. repiijpiaced.” - dicates a c a i ^ t testtested and proven ty. SorSome spots and stains, howevwever, Heat sel polyestister Is being used to Another An carpet manufacturtiu^r also ------80lt«ble'for~area8'iw' w elvlng limited’ "canbedlfflculltoremove. be ------■ . overcome the cnisTishing tendency. B e provrovldes a full, five-yearja r w ear $<. iM'iucb as a guestlest bedroom, and Aery:ryllc is often compared to>wool, w( s u re to ask i( polyester p< carpeting wanarraniy on Ils residential caicarpeting M ■ rj.r . ‘ (IIX ^ M o d ^ te Ttaitafflc" applies to so it: cana: be.used in sim U hr roomsjms as you’re conslderlrring is ‘‘h e a l-s c t” Indlcidlcating “ if any area of thcthc carpet ^ ' wholeLESALE PAINT f^ r m a » areas of thei hhome — master well as0£ ones that have more traftraffic, which means ououtstanding texTure weaicars m ore th a n 20 percentint due to ES EVERDAY! ^ formal dldining room or bccausluse It is SllghUy more duraurable retention as thee result of a heat fiberbcr lost fro m th e carpel wilhvilhlri five . f © o^ ^ PRICES Mils UldOSrooiD. thanI Vwool. Springy, with exccllcellent process that setets the twist and yearBars, the c a rp e t will be repli^placed al ^ O N SPEECtRA C -TO N E PAI N T j ^ , . 5 ® ) Traitafflc” covers any resllleillcnce and good fadingg re- prevents un'ravcllnIngofyamiufls. IC the manufacturer’s expens(•nse pro- >T7< ' arec of the homome subject to slstancmce. It h as a tendency to pill| O lefin s and pf o ly p o p y len es — videt[ded the c a rp e l Is properlyi ininstalled PAINTYYOUR HOUSE 1 K',- ai^d ^'rlate caret <(regular vacu- with. strandss of fibers becom:coming slro n g . abraslon-n•resistant: man-made andnd m aintained and Used for(or Indoor 9f.~‘ urobig) ' such as a family room, knottetted to cause a rough,I, pill ] fib e rs — a re desl]signaled for o u tside rcsiCisidcntlal use only. I i n IA; DAY — i \5f-' dilhfren’s room, didining room or appearsarance u se and in kitelichens and utility Like Lli all warranties, bei sure s to TT^BB u Uvlng room: (IV) "I•■Heavy Traffic” Nyloi/lon is th e m o st d u rab le andid lclong roorns- They are: durablet and easily read>ad thc fine print and realizelize th at a THE All\IRLESSWAY to ffir balls, stairway*ays, playroom and lastingng of the fibers which probalsbably cleaned, but chis!ush and soil easily, weaiear guarantee covers ahabrasion ; r ------djjS; and (O* • * “ C o m m et-clal” accouniunts for why so m e 70 percentlent of and oil and grgrease stains are wearear only a n d n ol tears, pulU RENTAASPRAYGUN! |i[V - m ile s to c a ^ t englnglneered'for very today’sy’s catpellng Is nylon. It has a difficult to remove,re. pllllrJling, sh red d in g o r rhaltlng. H i ''^ o m E d^bodlng. wear nreq u irem en ts In goodI resiliency n and is excellentnt for. : Some carets have 1 “ w e a r ' w ar* As As you can see, buying a cacarpet Is me oj lJie9»o" fer— '— ■ofU^-'redvatlon rtrooms-and-work ...... : ...... no) longerlc dlfflcull as maniifacifacture'rs ' JE R O M E= Gd LA SS & PAINT ^ a re a s .'' Inertcrease thelr use of labelibels and ^ 238 WEST■ S T M A IN 324.8121 1^:- ^Iffiadlng-the manuiinufacturer's label arrantles. Still, you mustlist be a F-v. ___atoflLinay-Indlcate^o}_6ther.-impo'rtant ____ iFair exhibitorare offered WOIirkshop insclcntious consumer and lhat they look foi------card■refuUy. ------liiiiiH iiH il P n itn t y ;„2l=2i—__2 JFair_b00kfi_and.td. Judges’, score______6 terfttoftc' ^ e n s — = San ? attend an exhibit worksirkshop c a rd s will be av;ivallable at the nexlext Wednesday, acconllngIng to w orkshops. Mlary ai ' Freeman, cooperatT a tiv e I mspireC > extextension agent. T h e schedule Is as follows: TTl hc w orkshops w ill la s t anin hhour •lO a .m .— Machlihlne sewing • andnd will be h e ld In lh e county cou *11 a.m . — Household t ac- ourthouse' basement, MMrs. ccsso'ries I dhootiitng ^Veeman said. •1 p .m . — Knittingng and crochet f - 1 ^ — _ExhiW tora_wilUieatmJiI- hnw »2p.m.^Cannlnfm ______1______4 - ■ -SfllNUPOiNT. - IdarasEo—ajpir7=.“ ntries.are Judged, she said,d, v with - • 3 p .m .—FoocJs I Bogidaiy ^<^^y Sh^ffsSh officers seveeveral of'last year’s Judj^csges on *4p.m.—Flowers:rs 1 man suspected In ■ • f^ l e y tlMtUooting of anothothCT man follow ____ fa^gPMgu n ^ t OTge rI two chickens. 7S; w ^ leduled r 'tdlSe am iim ed Mor•fonday in magls- B u y N o wL j andJSiflyeJM g ! , frate’s' c o m in cMininnection with the . f»r*...... jbooting of 37-yea^ ■ ^ “ © m n e r r i n g s M THE ^ r o b b e r y t 7 p u / / e d H - BOISE (U PI) - AmanweaHngaA IZZA I Trtttw baL faded dendenim clothing, a • -ttoe ttanoannn andod sunglasses _ - CCOMPANY ~— ~ and ahned with a pistolpis — robbed a 3qtae J e w d ^ storei Monday N night of - ‘CALLAHWHEAD FOR PIZZA TO GO' ^ {yi^ ^ rg e^^oujaber of of dinner rings, - S U P E R S A L A D B A R M ; ' ' .. .Tbe man, dradlbe■ibed a s a T ^ lte M n -male S-feet-lO-inches» tall,I 160 pounds -• .4 2 1 W E S T Mm A a i n ' .^M A tb o A 25 y e a rs oI ------1------V/odr'd n o a d o y , .July 25.1970' TimTImos-Nowa, Twlri Falls, Idano 03 trthSS p o t * ]t s E9 I D Yr o u iKNOIw ^ H A V E iA Q F U L L L II\M W rO W ------■ i m r n T i m s t E im i m - s l a t e id i o r J G o Q i dding GOODING — T h e Sagebijebrust-Swim wanning upup at 9 a.m. and competl-1- Explaining, she notedd that Gooding League reaches ll's plipinnacle of tion will begieginallOa.m. has beaten Burley andd Rupert once competition Thursday wllhwlU a cham- “We antlintlcipate aboul 250 swim-I- each and Jerome twiwlce. "For a plonship tournament att thelh Gooding m e rs andJ I 1 think the compelitlonn young club, only three!0 years old. 1 V will be ver:'ery close.” Howland said.I. think we’ve gone a lonong way," she . m ark the first timetin thc four "All i the teams Involved havee said. “We don’l have thetl swimmers members of the leamele ■-- Burley, swimmerss withv stale A a n d nalionalil th a t you find in some sc of the i Rupert. Gooding and Jeror;romc—have B times. Some Sc of these swimmerss year-around teams butJt for summer ------bewHn-the-pool at thaa-samo s -tlm f n r r wilhinn_>/»n.httnrfrr»>ht! ti nf n .secondd sw im m e rs, the wholeleague le; is doing ip ifc^ ■ The regular summer schedule s< -is o f one anoUiOther so m an y o f th e racess very well." . based on dual and triangula5ular meets. should be• veryv close...and exciting, Sne n oted the Goodlding club will ^ Sharon Howland, coachch ot< Gooding es^lally' with w{ the older sw im m ers, run a concession slailand all day Ieam and director of' Uthe louma' Swimmersers will bc allow ed to enterr Thursday as a con')nvenience to ment, sa id th e pool will11 bbc open for as many evenlsevi as they want underr spectators and also to0 accrue funds M E A T “We do appreciat i l i Ma\ale profess s i o n a l your Business!” kWwMleogue ' p u ss h e s f o r IL P G A c ;:a r d i , . IN b o s t o)N n (UPl) - Golf pro HankIk Uie I ^ / r Is taTcIffg blrilrn'at hls'word.” •.•.•.'•.V .V ,V ergl, hisIs publici stance as stiff andid _They have tumed the; matterr over to . f W E N D E I L ^ « ...... “ unbending)g a s h isl p o sitio n oil a' a their’lawyers In hopes!S an agreement mer J . green, is preparlrig foror can be reached, PSShis Btlffest m alch slnco hetie “ I h a v e no Idea wfA'hat’s going td “ If W e! :D o n ’t H a v e II ...... IburtflijW i iWorldWarll. come about one weteek frorh now’ . v S ^ bhas a i taken on the LPGA In a when thc school stistarts," LPGA Y o u D□on’t l N eed It!t ! ” ...... c a s e of wi what he* sees as clear-cutut - media chief Chip Campbell C said ...... ou -dlsdlmlnalnation. Angered by a womanan . M onday. “ At this poinlinl, the lawyers * WLT obtainingg ai playing card from thetic .a re hjm dling it. ! holope It will be ^ w W j r d s ...... » PGA, Vergsrgl Is pledging to turn tip In r e s o l v e d n ’m still opliplfmistlc ll wil! C hicago nexl w w e ^ at thc LPGAtA be before a confrontataUon or a legal v issue arises.” ....‘^ “ti 1 that woman In AUanta got[Ot T h e w om an who roused r all of T W I M Pp Jiju i i T * , , 0 « hei- POA\ cani, c well Uiat’s Inlo myV Vergl’s Sicilian Iree was Barry' iCT ...... f 8. - re a lm of.Jf. living," sald _ Vergi._ the_he_NaiamUh,_3pt Cai a .mj)M L_eaiJl____, ^ Y2Sth THRU 28th ^ I i head -proro al the RuUancl. Vt..t.. Naismlth was noflookiking for a spbl ^ 1 AD-iDEfFEGTIVEJULY 4 ------Countjy-Cl- Qub -and- a _PG A_membccc c___ on them cn’3 lour._ ___ ...... “ • fo r 20 yearian. "I figure’ It's a two-wayay C am pbell, on Uie oto ther h&nd, Is 1 street. II want vt Uw samie right. It'st's -equally resolute In ininsisUng Vcr« ^ ■ dlsdrimlntiiIntitlon p t ^ a n d sim p le." would never tee It upI wlUi> ladies — ______iruinsists he’s no blowhard andnd allcastonthetou'r. ------;------•4» , . • 0 -4 Tim v«*N ew8,.« . TwlnF*lla. Idaho . Wodn>dnoada/, July2S, 1079 ^4=i l m f i m m ;? ' '' ' ^ m 5 1 f_ Read our neewspaper- an s w e r ; money- food news ani n d ■ • ■ > for a good ans jnt coupons, i alues.discout y s i n g l e w e e k . H o \ n ’ s t h i s fadvertising c val money every cash in on a 3 an save you I j s y women rep o rts th at c£ 5ortant for bu; i t l e s . consurner r W h i c h is infip< r responsibility ave you tim e, v g nst of other_ W e also sav en and a long ik e n d home.chiidre le cover w eek jugg''*^9 a'' n d g a m e s ? T V a n d rketforlu.nan< i r o u n d to w n ■ M n t h e m a r V sciai events f ------— ment and spec ,s, a w hole paa c k a g e of entertainrr ports, hobbies [1 W henever :\ecreaWon, sp< jive you a l'^- _____ ,jT >ovies- R ' , f a j i t u r e s tc? gi T^^neW sandJ itt le _____ :___ provooati' , if you’ve beei^fT feellng-a''^ j t h o tim e - s o i; y o u h a v e iomehelTyre€iet4be-pae® !^ rn iately, g^^ sc sh o p w o * '^ T h e a n s w e r s?5ShSfcrS in It for y o u ? Iwspaper- - W h a t’s * ' j g e ^ t h ^ =s - 6 ^ n e ve ry- P ^ ^ a p p ^ f s J . JS Iw Vir' g l { g T \ T | v " ^ - \ I F 11'-"' p : ^ i r I f . ^ iL: iy.' . . . . ------T------q — ^— -—V——'devevelopment. by eienergy development. Hart’s tig u c s d n y congressional passage p£ of a Ways and1 MeansW Committee, tecome a pork barrel, operpen to The senator alsoso said Monday lie origin:ginal bill carried a $750 million husiasm fades n c per barrel tax crcdit;t f< for shale oil ‘‘T h e tax ta credit will uet anan “But It the ejithi rupiilous promoters ;iand hopes to' includec tho impact aid allotmotment over five years, while the th e only thing th at wc he again, these permitss will la*niM U) oh-uVJi /isjon w oiild In c re a se 'll to. S1.7S would enable Immedlalele response. In fact,. It is the 11 DC back at ‘-'‘‘‘I.''*ilaii*^ '* " .riilfs a id ' . p ro g ra m iii P rresident e Carter’s revisjc ^fce.Industry to_start'oiloil production _only thingg thatl will allow, us to starl,rl e.xpirc, and we will domestic energy pproduction leglsla- billionlion. ____ shale this year. this year,” said Cole, vice presidentnt ground 7.cro." Cole said•d ...... M aVrEliason, E senior vice presid■sldent tion, giving il a betier : chance of "Thi'The president's proposal to spend B S "We urge that the taxX ccredit... be of Union OilOil’s Washington office, He urged lhe ctcommillee lo of the SlSkviine Oil Co. which is based ba passage. ' $881 billion bll producing synthetic, fuels gj& ted upon, as quickly' aas possible. Cole saidlid if the tax ccedit has beenen exercise caution willilh tiie cneruy j„ ganit Lake Cily. noted thee lax Hart said he woiould try to use his means;ans more assistance will be jS^iead of the presideident’s com- enacted whwhen first proposed several•a! tru s t fund, th e deJeposilory for credit •'• only would ix* availableble lo revised bill to ex]■xpand an Oxisting neecdt>eded lo deal wilh the community m ^hcnsive program, so0 thalU wc can years ago.0. “Our first plant wouid be windfall lax revenues.s. -TIh' U'ni;»la- th o se wiio wi are sticccssful. thosee whov pro^rani uiicler lhlhe jurisdiction of Inipacip a d s ,” H a rt said. Ijwow thc country and the;he world that under constnstrucUon now. As It s(;inds,Is, tion will bc Mroal In (lii-tm Hi III p r o U uC c f f th e liarrt'l.s of.sliale oil " w O anadician '“'11i l m o i J i u nLY2B-2J-M f 3 DAY!ys ONLY JULY 26!6-27-28 - 3 DAYS ONlilITEY 26-2^28 as^;JI. 4 : slumped on foreignn exchangese while cmCnrydor - .40 . W ,§**_- U vi Oenlnil .60d 9 268 40Vt* «t UV Corp 7 867 10 -t rt PufoxC 1 'H---- usrmai------:3J— -9- 410- -i9rt*"H I' gold, a traditionalII IInnation hedge, gi? 9 isa ish * rt . Puilair 11.32 ^ ^6 146 26V^* H Ug)0| c:u~- ** .y ? » '.if ! s “SS:’S'r t WyoPnc ,W 7 28 U rt* rt — T— :nM V fedtg-a r w o wt^B v oosnm nr zzEiH mB., ;.a ading before re-nliJuiy24 . -Qraveslde .services wUl -be h d d . a t 1 RUPER'3RT — Scrvlccs (or Cccll Veni Vci BURLEY - ServicesMS for Flora Doyiey. runnilming. He said the water hhai a d been I=«r Inforniatlon Coll:Coll:S43.«319 :------^TTOaiiaay-al-lhe-IIaiHagermnn’Ccme- "Barker.-G9-GS. 'o f Chubbuck,- form er Rupetjperi - 80.-former resident of Buricyrwho-dlcd—runniiming forseveral days;------by Hage'rman Valleyey (Chaptcr No. 78 resident,1. whov died Soturday In Pocatdlitdlo, Sunday In Portland, willwl be h d d al 2 p.m. EJlmore ln County Coronerer Verl B H H H H OES and Bishop Don Watson. W< ,-Friends will be h'hdd a t 11 a.m. today in1 Uthc today In McCulloch’ss Chapel.i Burial will H ummphreys p had not complettleted the ______n a y call at the Hove Fum'\tneral Chapel or MountainIn View Bible Bopttst Churchch a t be In Pleasant ViewV Cemetery. < Friends outop!opsy, but said there was5 nothingn • Jerooie this aflerrMxm and evening and Pocatdlo.lo. Burial wlli be in the Rupcupert may cdl at McCullolioch's until servlcc Imme