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4 ■ F o rd . 1R eaganL fight Pondterosa In ns on fo r GOP lc?ad - N.Y. Tfme» Service aniu)d ; And, In a stateate where blacks make.tip only f e r m e UoltedPreuIotenuUon m jo r floal .; 0.4 per cent of thethi population-and where'Cbv. r sale^ ------CQNamDrNJJ^Tiylngloflncind areoM ssue ------George CrWalioclaceof-AlabamDls notcntered in— thal scparales President Ford fi ^ ^y SHANE G’NEIdT from former ’ the Democraticc primary] - the conlrovcrsiol ^ ' !he Inn In “ iJurieyIh -on l;vo notes totaling Callfoijia Gov. Ronalc* Reagan h, Tim es-News w riter has been dif- matter of school)l tbusing for Intergradon is nol a '■r J96Ci)B4.55. wllhvilh inlerest and penalties running ricuitlnNewHampshlre. BURLEY — Ati Iho propor(les o factor, allhoughllhc 11 candidates jtre occasionally rs of P onderosa ihe debt lo mo ore r e th a n J l million! As tlie {UO Republican candldatt Inns'. Inc.. are lor sale as the co rp o r 'a(es enter (hc. quest/onedaboutj( (h( eir sta n d s on (hc Issue. jorat/oatrlciia ------R. simphJrtloHasl faU picked up the deed and final 10 doya be/ore the notion’s flr - - cclear llscif or dchls lhat (orccc flrsl pri'mary. v So with' few substanllvc s differences upon •cod it Inlo‘ a look possessionion of Ihc Bannock M otor Inri lh ' 5 polldat observers say there Just are jre n ’t ony rea l w hich to base thtflhtflr decision, the voters are be- ■ - • Pocatello whencn theI corporation failed to meet - ' Issues separating the two men. Floyd Calvin Anglin, president Ing asked to manake their .choices largeJx>on ' 'nt of th e cor- p a v m c n lso n nurciUcsl'rttftsiJcsfonlract ro. ______i j ■■ poratlon, told'a tJ^S. bankruptcy coi ...... And tharhas made'fsnrn.alinoslsl eerily quid their per^tlonseIS of the candidates’ personallly. court in Black- - Anglin lold the court Thursday that the Idaho prlmbi7'8eason in New Hampshtn foot Thursday ihiil various source lire, where in intigrlty. expicperlences or leadership . rce s arc Iwlng Falls lacllity Is nown delinquent on Its paym enls ' • 1968 a n d 1972 em otions ran-high ov IpppccT In an ctfort to develop over the anti- quallficatlans, >p II plan for and the corporaoration has received a notice of v ltu ia m w a r candidacies o f fo repaym ent of the eorporale dobls. former Sen. ,The 62-ye«r-old)ld Presidcnl? seems to enjoy defaull, EugeneJ. McCarthy, R-MInn., andJ vHc said efforts are being made d Sen. George contact with vol^folers. Bul he often delivers__ _ ade l« sell the - Tlftflnlc Nanilani b u n . wllh paym ents ol $9,000 McGovern;- D-S.D.-,- In- their : .,, Ponderosu Iiiii,ut Idaho Fulls nnd (1 T c s p e c tiy c ------Ip^SheTwwidcnljnly, nilspronoiinclng words and • d the Ihilu Nani petmoiilhluisoi' challenges to President Lyndon B. J in Hawaii. Anglin had said corll soisddlntiucnt,Angllnodmllted.- ___ .Johnson ond . talking through apiapplause. arlier thal the Ponderosa ■'inns."li Inc.. owns half the ' Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, D-Maine. Ponderosa’Inn In Burley could Iw w ith R eagan, ll’sthcopposlle.ll’i Iw sold al the .Uadcmark ofr Ponderosa,Po The olher half of the - . There Is litUe dispute that the ccoi rig h t price.. t>ul a forced sa le w ouk conomy. with ' The 65-year-oldId former California governor mid not prolcd name Is ownedied by Ponderosa Systems, which’ investors and creditors, __ CXC.ClS_flt, P.UbJ[C_i■C_eycnts._smoothIy delivering ____ • operatesachalnia ln o fs teak houses.______; — Angiln-fllso applied to the court-foi speeches and ofMff-theûff answers, But he ap- l-forpcrmlsslon—:------ÂngiliCsardTiITbnderosa Systems has offercb to sell rights to the Ponderosa i - o t k c d - fo ------ppnnilnnhiinH nMtth i e d ulcd con ta c tawIttMrot^fSi------:■ }sn franchiscd SlOOOOO for Ihc ^ ------ntrad e m a rk na m eo u is iae o i Idaho. ire voters get' another look next '• .franchise outsldiIsldc Idaho. A check aireody has - - -m o k e ihelr choices largely The c o lo ra tio n m ust com e up wli o n t h e i r JJ^^hefiShe GOP rivals stage competing w ith a p la n f o r . been depositedd forfo the purchase. • • ; rep a y m en t of its debis by April IS ui perceptions of Ihe cat■ondldotes' personal appearan-ances days before the Feb. 34 5 under a court U. S. Bankrupt•uplcy Judge Merilp Vouqg saldhe ;• order that'followed Anglin's lime cj personality ... co n test f o r '21 delegates d< to the Republican- e estimate. He would not apprtjproye ibe, transfer wltiSutÛie_l j N alional ConveMiotion. ■ ' said the preliifllnary conception is lo i make an agreemcnl of Ihethe creditors com m itlee.Ihit_^ : offer to creditprs'of "hard cash."’• alonga with a formed Thursda;sday. Internal Revenue ^ rv ice T h e cam paignsi ofoi bolh candidates havc'been schedule for repayment of-the remalmalndcr of ihc was assur^jit-^k-o^^k-ould bc given th c 'o p ^ rfifti'ty 'tp | . shaped to exploit Iheirstrenglhs.ih( debts, • high prices and high unemploymcment. Is the Reagan devoted I bc he ard on theme m : a ile r loo. ( d .14 tightly scheduled days'lo * Creditors will have until June 3( m ajor issue troubieing the public. ; 30 to d e d d e m s h as been;n pressingp (or sale ol the Buricy j V reaching New Hanampshlre’s les.OOO registered ‘ w h eth er or not to accept the plan. . While there Is sharp disagreemenient between Republicans, voter loclllty and h ais s 11Hied (or perm ission (or a torcctt lers who cxpcct.personal at- The corporation has entered Into a the Republicans and the Democratss iabout how tentlon from politic ;o an exduslve sale. A tiearingng IsI jcheduled March 9 In Twin : •; ticlans seeking on early boost sales agreerhcnl wlih Trans-NatlcBtlonnl R eally F a lls on th n l acllii to solve these problems,.which shouli>uld p ro d u ce . tow ard the Oval Off! iclion.' - Ifflce...... Corporotlononbolh properties ondid rran c h lse s, Anglin lold the serious debate in (he general electionon next fall. Reagan’s motorcj th e court th a t there a rc “ a couplc" ! rcode sweeps Inlo small towns, All the properties ore dellnqucquenl In Ihclr polcnUol buyers Pord and Reagan-aro. not.-(ar apdrArt In their. ., He delivers remar 'crs (or the Idaho Falls operation. * ; larks and answers questions paymenls ond the corporate recoecords arc In- Including the mt view s. (rom crowds gathe ■ mon who now operates It under a ' Ihered by local organizers. A complete. In addlllon. tho corporaarpllon (accs a Icase-purchase s ' Bolh seem lo favor a go-siow. (ree-markel ti few mlnules Jaler.:r. Reagan apologizes. “They - lawsuit that conlesls Anglin's’s position as - He said udvciIvcrtiscmenlB have been placcd In- - approach to recovery. accepUng relaJlatlvely high —tellm eIh>voteg(l7 presidcnl. flTTie says, a n d leaves. anettoritoselltd l th e H ale Nani. : unemployment over the next few ycyears ralher Aides say Reagan !an h a s been w ithin 30 m inutes The Burley .facility was seizeded hy Internal. Anglin saidId thetl corporation also Is working • than rlsjcing a new round of inliatloi;lon by hdlng drive of every votvoter in the state. Including f . , ■ 'R evenue Scrvlce in Januar>- on ta x : ' ■ R ax liens against with u potential . the federal BQvenimeni spur the ececonoi^ by_ - isoiatod Ksld»et«!; n e a r Uie C a n a d i a n ___ 1 1 ^ . R«T«nl ,G i«iitor. omsopother ~ tx>rdfr...... r C '.‘ jm edlbe role of tpoOer la Vporatlon and Us various subsldliIdlarles. U w a s '. - In ‘ addition... fie h( said, one man wants to put " . : . ; Reagaixcxcelsaij:itplannajpubiic appearances. ' Pictfdent Gerald Ford’ibidfbr;(bel»7BGOPFon . oallowed to reopen oniy under courourt order after money Inlo ththe e opcraUon for a pe rc en ta g e o f th e ' ' latlon. Ford and Reagan are ^Ponderosa filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy stock. Jud^'about even1 In bothI (be New Hampshire <*reorganization. . Anglin saidId the t corporation Is willing to sell. aod Florida prlaaries.rie s .(U P I) In December. First Federal SavlinvIngsandUan . the Idaho Fallsalls p ro p erty for J77S.OOO. de sp ite an ‘ ’______^______0of Twin Falls had filed for forecioclosure .agalnsl appraisal ofr aboulab $1 million. Hc sa id Uie sa le . - price-was basecased on the corporate need for cash’ " to e x tric a te itselilsdf from Ils financial difficulties. • Anglin listeded IheI Burley properly at $3 million. b u t could give'c non< figure on the H aw aii m olel. Credi]i b i l i t y g? a p = ^ h a H B pj e r s ^ a t i i ^p o rt - Editor's note: Public skepticismm about a in- Shecl.’’ 'onnation released by tbe Soutbenthem Idaho Tlils minl-newspajpaper, pul together by William ^ d n a l Airport Authority (SIRAA).) hasha: eroded MacKniglit, publlclIlclty .director for Itie SIRAA, mnuch ui of the support for tbe regionalonai airport was stuffed Insidedc airUie newspapers In ttie ^ — cxmcept. o n ------...... - M agic Valley, - • in birip f _ Tbe public has grown suqjiciousts of SIRAA MacKnigJit promlimlsed readers. In a box on the acts wblcb has hurt the progress of tbe Iregional front page of the facf a d slicct, th a l th e ac c u ra c y of v , ilr ;^ . In this final section of a four-pair -p a rt se rie s the inform ation InIn the document had been I t a l i a n s s e e k $ I bk ii iliio n b e T im es-New s do cv m en ts som e oif f theth« claims ' ••checked arid doubleiblcchecked,’'- j ROME (UPI) — Italy's new gover)vemmcnl will seek at least Sl J nade_bi_the_SIRAA-Whlch.have-8traistrained the ...: _ — ...... -■------_ b ibllllon-In-forelgn-ioans-to-bolster- l grotiroup’scrcdibllity. ler-Uie-lira-before-reopenjng-^------c u rren c y m arkets closed 24 d a y s ago, ByGORDONJUDD n o ago, politicians said Salurday. Tliey said Treasury Minister Emi Tlme»-News writer Bmlllo Colombo will travel to - Brussels Monday lo ncgotlale with TW IN FA L L S— If a new reglonai nlrpSrtcerQirp SHIilSaiJy§o§ jn vith Uie European Economic Communlly^for a »v<^ye«rr5l-biHlon 1 sTiulinfrUic Magic voiJcy, supiporterinters ol Uil' tnccpt-^li-have-to‘-ovcrcomc-o- cnxjrcdlbilitygapwilhHhepubllcr------— 1------.-ButassoonosUic]lie fact sticct hit-tlie streets ilio— tegal'actionim m ini ' Pulfed up, often Inaccurate facts and figures crcdlbllllyofllicSIRjlRAAwasundcrattack.' In e n t-"------^ PRESIDENT P ori warrtrmly greeted aa be ' ibout th e need (or a regional airp o rt and the cost - Clly and counlyy oKiclalso in Twin Falls term- . v motorcadet from (be ali]lUport to tbe Miami . WASHINGTON lU P I) - F e d e raal l Investigatorsii said Saturday if the regionalfacillty have frequentlyllyoppeared o| ■- the- 1971 .-ad\advortlscmcnt"deliberatoly- tha Munldap] Aliport Saturda;day, (8 comsldewij to . thal-in-the next few weeks there->re-wili-be more legal action n Ihc Southern Idaho Regionallal Alrporl misleading” ahd "(uii"( of so many half-truths agj bav0 only c 5&40 cbaaee'atfatbMUngehaUenger ‘"..i against corporations and executive!Ives Involved In' lllcgai cam- O ntln iuthorjty’s publicity releases ond In s speeches tiiat il would be impoiposslbleloanswcrthcmall." pai . Ronald Reagan In tbe Floilorida or New Hamp. . paign contributions and overseas brlt;bribery. lyÎRAAspokesmcn. , Twin Falls city’ managerm Gene Milar and all >i ahlr« primartef. Ford’a caicampaign atyJe'U tbe Tlie outcome of a court battle withvith Booing Co. this week will firont? Ttie significance of Uiis 'crcdlblliillbllity. gap, tliree Twin Fails counlyco commissioners joined h„. o n ly re a l dUferei;tee betw eeieratbetwocaodidatet determine when the Securities and an Exchange Commission' ic SIRAA of deliberately ' ■ttblapolnt.obaerverssayjy .( U P l) specially In Twin Falls where, peoplepie hhear and in accusing the mov(« agalnsl otlier corporallons.lhc,.they said, ' -reatead information about the regional.1 airairport but mlslcndlngthepubllibllc.. , • , ——— ^------latealer icam that only facts favorable'able to the One sinall exampimpie of how the "SjRA Fact SIRlIRAA'have been given them, Is. difldifficult lo Sheet’’ m ^re^cnlicnted |lie fads appears In a C hinese lead er critlitie lz e d IU!35Iiru~. - - — . . .ptcsIdcntjifÛiJtesLalrllncs______H6Ng_KQNGL (Upj) Vfco!_Prt;mlL‘r- P Tcnp Hsinn-plnp- ~ € B S m ew sin r a f ltr to g——— Tlie SIRAA has lost the olficlaiI su(support of ThciclterfromAlrAlrWest,wrtllenlnl97l,notes prcP resident F o rd 's host In China law laKt December and tiie' man marnany Twin Falls city and county Icad(leaders over that "a regional airplirport Is almost n mandatory eveeveryone tliougJit would succeed the late Premier Chou Enlal, - tool If ^litti Ccntralral Idalio plans to develop Us was _ • ■ tlieihecredlbliityproblem. was under mounting criticism Salurdiurday by Chinese radltals, • 5 crcdlbllliy - resourccs'v.." (See«e ^roduc(k>n of letter, p.23) ■ m Seven examples of.the SIRAA's cn M any China an aly sts bOilcve th e} Intensifiedint attacks indicate a c r r n i i n ^ p H I - iroblem iiave been documented byM lii.o lic T im es- Wiiiie tlie A ir West id le r supports ttw concept irbsecutioi m ôr power struggle or another "Cultural"C Revolution" is un- . • • NewJews. Tltese inciudc: of a regional airport.)rt. tlic le tte r docs nol sa y the . d^r- lerway'in Peking as a new gcneratli-ation o( leadcrslilp figtils (or . . ' . AMSTERDAM,NiY. (UPI) ^ Rep.I. SamS uel S. h im to p a ss along theio..«mplctc < text of the report — - a mis-rcpECScntaUonj)LAlr WcSt!s.i'rlc f tfîcdtoao.whatlcon9rd<..>--: SIRAA added.its own.Md-taccJov mcssane-lii— jovewm ents^round^tK!-werld.-^re7fC8tgned^Fridfty=and~wtBfcterm--Dem<)efatr t the Constitution.” : ~ ^ropr of the need fora regim a! airport.-Irt.-- - ■ UieirAlr West letter..jr. •eplaced by ihe former.head of theNeNew York Stock Exchanger : • “ • tt^lemen^;'lrbin hlB. Amsterdam homDmci “It is He also said thatI CBSC has already gone on — - a Im than candid int^retationlU on.of the ‘ . "N ew _AIrport MaMandalocy! Says Air .West A-ho reportedly plans to be a tempoiiporary "conscience" for U« . ; w tim e fo r u s U talking' about protejte ctin g o u r - rcc etti aaying “ fullI le^l li powers of CBS wili impinportance of locating a r^lonal airportT)Ort nco ro r E x ecu tiv e" w as prinirinted In red at tlie top of'itie 'H, lefcnse Industry giant. DBtlon'i Key'lhlelKgence se c re ts a n d procedurespr support me fn any challengecl Involving an at- ' thett geographic center of populationin in M agic le tte r in 1971 Uie facctsheeL t s . - . “cf. D aniel J . Haugliton, 64, c h airm ar -aHdataiitddlhiaomelhbigabout it.!!...____ . tempttodiseoyerroysy so u ro e ." Va!l «l<;r»l«U (inuntl - “M r.-Bcborr ' fpendiVali, tntUilisresolyeiorbecomes- ^ (Hmtles. • ■ ' ' .,_i--'.sticko(gumperdayply p e r fam ily:" • ‘ . Congresa;Ue'Ki^ arw di:u any onejne th a t the «*««««*■• • . m.Uiat the ‘ Only one monlh agiago, on Jan. 17, SIRAA l/ead r " ' SNOW . : . , c l a l t n ^ Amusements, 6 u ..H ouse b a d -votiMl. two-bwine to .blblock any ' "At Uieaame time,ieâswe_»aidyeate^py,wB ..rifgii flcientjnlls,____ George Forschler' a g a in used- Uie ,!‘8tfck4)f- Farm, 47-49 ■ re^rt-un(ll7— wiiHuJlrwpportM^;5 v S w r r a g n i g r a i y ;a c tIon— c ^ d b e d e le M frofreml(,;'-he to fow him to revealalh(sMurces,’t^ I u ia :‘ — a claim by one'siRAA i^ktemlin an't that the' But Forschler clalila lm s now th c .re tfo n d l viiii . L M n g , ' ^ $ ^ - CBS News.bas-ai revving winds ta M a^QVêy ha^sbl^sblfted. . ohiy'coslbalfastlckjckirtloyforeverybody." • -.announced M^wUI isslgn • P™y M arkers,'/a, ' '^ P the press;.',, >notberj»!?«ipopdMent.(o xftVf*’ f h f ^ htrnVarm - ' ■ahovw.UiaLU>e:whale-V«Uck, , - r.“Schorrtb' ,lvep(toreport.‘^.‘»lbce'ceCêw apollcyrM i^ În im ,-ooe of the flrvt bjg p u b ll^yeffortsi>y e ff balf-a”-8tick ofgiunum’''appi^ch is misleading Oplnlon;4‘5 - V •cam ew ith.. or false. onbis.own. (hai do: corêsModedert'may rep^ ’.tW'fcie'bkkewof,(be'r«gloo9l.iltporl.«^ . Sports. 26-3.1 ^ «r.(hiBgf6r' WilchheUp«ioriUlyllylnvolyed.y .ij/* 8IRAl_Pflct; tContlnlibôop.-a)-^' > ■

■ ■, . ; ■ ■ 'i ; W ^ ^ f f l ^ g ’^'n in aa-Nowa. tw in FbIIs. Ida>jaho Sunday. Fobruary15,j97a^V* -N ig eria nn rebels -A^piiealinaja _ tw infalU- M M f B S - .•;“ ifm taitagdi«lu © b i n .UeHdlleHuUid to visit fa il tiv ccoup try bbdllM illy.T,itaFUto..v: TbennaUtaootncatoredChflnabaadtsappetred B \? - t y d i a D . M c C o m b>S s • last Salurdsyaiiraight.tromtheHiiibeabifneat , LAGOS, f«B crln V uP II - Nigeria’s Nl armed ^rces chief and HEYBURN - Lydia Ducllclla McCombs, 82, Monro. Ulah. I 219 Highland AVIAve, and was last Men oear'(be - ■ ..hero of llic nation’s civil w a r lo H : 'v * form er Ileybum resident, diedfd 1F rid a y in Monroe, r look power Salurday, succeedingI ' - Pete J«*nston00 aoti(|ue^ b u s lm oa hideout U . Gen. Murtala HohammctUsyialM n a foiled coup by.young •. Bom Dcc. 2 7 .1893. in Sm ltintiivlllc, Uloli. sbe married Albert ! Washington. ■ a rm y mh>»Ig In jl|i< u'îrld 'F rit B^^~-McCgmt}S A pril 21.-igiS.~ln thig e ILogan: U lah^.D SIcniDleJ3icy-;;^ -ridicst .and-most'popiilous-blaclc^F ------^ ^ — JU so vm er. cucne...ir I tried to ■ barrackshcadquartcrsonsul-buib u ran Ikoyc Island. , THE RUMBLE! I - i ------Itl Rvanslon.-VVyo------___ escape, tlial Td be killed, and r J U\ Au«g*t. tf 7 (. Mt. foot In I _____ A bullcl-rlddlcd. bloodsmcar;arod black Mercedes Hmousine I'-. M r.StollcnberxscrvcdinlticlJ U.S. A rm y durin g W orld W ar II lliat if I mode any noise, that;loi th« Phlllppln** b«90fl to jhow I'd be bcoten, or else they'd’’d ■-^-believed ' io~be Mohammed's''s w as sllll p arked ouliii'de the reHelacledl------ilanreladlvttyrA 'U w T vtw i------B ______and \v.ns a m em b er o( tlic Lullicr.c ra n a iu r c li In G errnany^H e was of tmok* ItiiMd Irein th* • ■ hang mc frohi'lhe cdllng.r.He^ ■ barracks Salurday morning. • , I ,' : . In the trucking business. * ' dcrmont cono. ond e lek« In soid that they had cyanldcde ■ '' In a radio broadcast, the millillltary council declared a aven^.. I • Surviving besides his wire are a r a son. Theodor Stoltenbcrg, V- - tha-crat«r wfifRMd (Ip to a ■ day period .of mourning for• .V.M ohammed a n d ordered fla'frs a t B urley I ■ . Wilmington, Uci.: .one, brollierer and two sisters who live In .bullets, and if I tried anything,tg. ' r . *l*omtng 115 dogrM t. Moit I'd be killed." M iss H earst told ■ lowered lo half slaff. Tlic deadad leader was to be burled in his of lh* vlltegtr* en Ml. Tool'* I ' }lambure.Germany.andllircc(;:} grandchildren, llie ju ry F riday. I. __ natli!enortliemciiy.QLKano____ BURLEY - Tliree d^rcdorsirs tio fm iaughod oH oil worn- I ■ . Hc.wasprm'dedindcalhbyara n Inr.int son and dnuglitcr. lo Ins*. "Wo eon'f l*««i ouf And II w as in lhe closcl l h a t , B Informed sources said the rclirclicls attacked the b.irrack.s and were nMilectcd Tliiiây'lo I ■ - . EuDcralsetaJccsJodVlcJalollc:IlcnbciuwJUJHUiCUunJrucsdat-l- Ihp hnnrrt nf Htrivlnrg nf tlio hom«i and cropt juil b*< thoy m M. ->Vh»n Hart* Association of Burley. te rvmble, Ihon «*o1l> n«o. I . al Sunsel Memorial Park, se n t In 1974 to Uic m edia. revolutionary" officers. i . r . Frlcnt*r M anning and Reed Wliileley. land, wsr* ond rum en • ol 1^ Lavinia Elton - © [ f D o o o Presldcnl of the board Is «vori. oorlhquek** In di(l*r- W illiam D arrlngton, Declo. . *nl elec**, end w*opon* el I^V • RUPERT-Mrs, UvlnlaKltoiton. 89, former Rupert resident, ,. ennthllellon prellferot*. all IA dlw l FH rinynt Aimnporrin, IM.M. Harold 1,/ancaslcr exchangingng greetings wilh L.W.-Moorc.-^—______John_Groy._managcr,_5ald_------««cerdlns-te-prop1^..(Matt------^ ; • F uneral .services and coihpk’lele obiU< iary will bo announced by Hansen . . . Lee ReJnstein. HHansen, talking about animal tlic bank had a record lendingIg 34iM-9*tMorfc74] ’ Of ' vnil you thrug ofl Iho warn- [j,; WBlk.HanmaJLtnrliiary______' h i @ s i p n ta B s problems In the couniy . . DieDick Parrott announcing annual . ~ year bccausc of liiglwr cosls of — ■■linprovcmmls. Ittr^lfl-mJ5 s—------Ing-onS-WAIf-folMHe-aUM------_ Farm Bureau banquet... Dianeme Ronayne discussing response ,1 BIE? To do «e ll te welt too loans were dosed for N n ({ ic lIc.vMrmoriat '—^ to her Valley Comment opinion)n . . . A ilcen W clrând F ra n ce s • long. $** you In church ihl* ■ $10,393,700 la st y e a r, com Sliencbcrger having tea ;'.. Mrs.rs. Harold Wiedemann with deep Sundeyt A dm llled Wayne DcBoard. Heyburn; p a re d w ith 96 for $6,190,000 in W ales E. A ldridge. Ing-_. . Jim Kistlcuv'orking on Mrs. Arils Sllgar.-Mrs. Jo e y . F a rfc y , B u rle y ;. .Mrs.- 1974. " TYlERSTRfn RUPERT---W oles-Everetl---!-AIdrlclRc. fil. Rupert, died - weekend--. . Blll'Chancey'wonciDndering If his "news boy" wlii Frank Kiichen. Mrs. Lester Tliomas Church, Hagcrmanr- Outstanding on Dcq. 3 1 ,197S. r-^— ^ a lu r d a y a l Minidoka M em orial HoHospital, de liv er a p a p e r. . ..Jim B ennett, il Adams, Cynlhla Slcffcn. Mrs. Mrs. Irvin Vanncwklrk. I, Hansen, visiting with one of his w ere 806 endorsed loans for BAPTIST CHURCH 2ISTYUISTIEET ; Complele ohiluary and funeralI S(services will l>e .nnnounct“d by James Smith. Clarence' Hansen; Bonnie Christensen favorite officc secretaries . . . EElla Nelson herding group of S37.001.S59. Burton and Homer Quinn, all small boys from vehicle to sidew: TWIN PALIS. IDAHO j Walk-Hansen Slortuary. . .and Dennis Collins, both iwalk ■;.. and overheard. "I can Assets were listed atit KENNCTH C. HlMPlE. PASTOR Twin Fmis;_Mrs__Ceixy ___: Jorpmo; Jod Taylor, I'^p Iio ____ appreciate the firo. cnglnc4aasliln( Holbrook, Rupert; Mrs. Ennis F alls, and Mrs. Charles they should open Ihc fire ^talionjdoorllt^t?” dc 1975 015102.714. ''•Whotavor Thg 8lbt* Soy* li ô" Em ery W. Cnnnlnghal a m Kirkpatrick ^n^ Lloyd __OirIstenscn.Grangevilie. Quesnell. boUi'KlmberJy: Mrs. B irths RUPERT - Emery W. CunnintIngliam , aJ, Vancouver, Wash., Gusla Wahlstrom and Juslln Sons were bom .to Mr. and,___‘ it, died F rid a y In Vancouver. i : ' rorm crM ln ld o k aC o u n ty resid en t.i Baker, bolh Oakley; William Mrs. Arils Sligar, Twin Falls, E 3 ^ C Z 3 B EE a E K I ^ I ^ - ; ' B om Sept. 1 8 .1B91, In C ache Coi!ôunly, U tah, h e a ttended Utali ' Cliambcrs, Martin Kneip and and Mr. and Mrs.' Terry I and Idalio schools. He marriedI FEliza Mac Farnworth July 5, Earl Coker, all Buhl; and Sherrill. K im berly. { • I9I1, In lhe Logan. Utah. LDS Jciremple. Mrs. Cunningham died Herman Tumor, Hazelton. AprII27,1965,lnVancouvcr. D ism issed CoNNia .M em orial I ylntfa m j o ^ r ^ d to^^ h o u . John Fix;;HarveyKcnney." ^ ^ Kl:e e p y o uIR i 5 ^==Mn.’-ti««leaeBve>Û aUTwln.^-.-_ ' ' *. AdmiUcd I — ^ rs r “Dcnnlr"T:ayr;îark"^ ».•; ' yeara.HcrcturncdtoVancouvcrtTabout threcyenrsô. Falls; James Pickering, Paul; . y - ’■ S urvivors a re Ivrt) sons a n d iwvodaugliters, o including Leroy E. Mrs. Robert Clay. Mrs; Gahry P eterson and Mrs.; Jim Fullon, all Burley; .feanellc Durfcc, 1 w : T R O> O P S W AIRAA ! B TCunnlngliam, Rupert; (Ive sisUstcrs, Including Minnie Loosli, Sams and baby girl and E. M. Oakley, and Mrs. Daê I icrous grandchildren and grcal- jGracsch, all Bulil; Mrs, Jack - ' Hupert; one broUier, and numcr Bowculj^Filcr. I . Hurd and son._ Murlaucli: f . . .•grandchildren. DiOTlssed I WITIH G E O R G: ^ E ' s B , _!' • __ 1. Jlc.wasprcccdcdJn deaUiliy Ujkirec sons and two daugliiers------; Coodlnji; Couftly Blaine~Rasmu5Scnr“Mr. I . Funeral servlee.i and burial will/III be a t 2 p.m . Tuc.sday In Gcrhardl, Mrs. Del Baker and I A dm itted • ,y Vancouver. Mike Rasmussen, all Burley; I Don WallleK' Boise; Earl 1 m \rENTENNIil A L Mrs. Earl Stralcy nnd Grace | Pearson. Fairfield, and Wahlstrom, both Oakley: Mrs. M ildred Holl. Gooding. Brucc Koon and DIanc Pat- * lW ar:^fi.JH adalena ____ ------D ism issed ^ ------^------lerson. both Rupert; Mrs. Pete Mary Chlllock, Vera Pierce. _AlcJajidro and Christopher I : BUHL - Mary C. Madalena. 7:71, died Thursday'cvehing at George Brusli, Kenneth-and — Haycock, both Hcyburn: Mrs. - E idiorllllwss. .> ^ l i d n txH> Mrs. EarI.Jarvis ■■ 8 )O W N C O>AT & VES __flulnt AndersonrDeclcraiidX^n I —She was Iwm at Clear nake.s neiitear Buhl Feb. lu. 1905. and at- . __ a n d __ Rnrhnrn iirgy, niCZ “TTylcrTProvo. Ulah. tended schools at Clear U kes. griida d u ate d from Huhl Higli School Gooding; Mrs. Rnlkrt Cole. - Births . I ; and attended Link's Business ScliIchool in Bolso: She spenl her Glenns Ferry, arid Don: Daugliiers were born to Mr. I w s / 5 : e~ e n tire life in Clear l«ikes. ' Wallley. Boise. and.Mrs; Dennis Lay. Burley E She belonged lo the Cliiirdi'of ththe Immaculate Conception In and Mr. and Mrs. Danc fl Buhl. l-'uticrni SorvlccN D MONDi)AY — TUESD/>AY — WEDNEIESDAY y Bowcut, F iler. IP ^ Your old coot is worth‘th o-trooe*lnuJlscount-on_ohy-br-bLtho_new-down coots or vest/ests listed below. The P ^ Survivors include iwo brothers.;. .1.liihn.M.ld:ilena. Wendell, and . TW IN F A L L S -S e rv ic e s fdr A son was born to Mr. and I usod coatj'will bo don(onolod fo Iho Solvotlon Army ondon must be clean ond mended,led . W b 'II accept, men's k iJ Louis Madalena. Buhl; ihnenlci'cs:i‘s a n d Ih rt'c nephew s. j Lloyd Shane will be at 1 p.m. Mrs. JohnSlark,Rupcrl. fl or lodios' cools lor tho» trtrodo-ln. All solos final. O lier llmlin lto d to m e rc h o n d is o In stoek o r t"*’ ' Rbscry^wlirbc rcclied at theln o f $ 1 5 .7 4 U ii IPark. Friends may.cail al the • Dailey a n d Lloyd Q unard. b o tli- S i . UisTrade-lnof$14.74 mortuaryr till 12::jO-p,m. Burley. | "Dismissed - ■ ----- SHOSHONE— ScPvTceTforr-:— Dolorcs“ Wallsr~Nl,aric “ I H M l i e g e r ^lisery-esz:Ômcr N. Shook. C7. Shnslione? __ Loveland I and Joe B y ton, all___ wll] be conducted at 2 p.m. Rupert, I and Danny 'GlIRan. I Monday at the Shoshone P aul. > I Bapllst Oiurcli. Burial will be. . B irths ______E TiPCO VEST HIKIAK COAI | 0 A dauglilcr was bom to Mr. . I T t “^ JAVAIIEHCOAT l i fW ashingttton’s day at i tlic 'Sliîone Cemetery S ize XL R eg. $ 6 7 .5 0 Reg. $69.50 WM und Mrs. Jerry Honsingcr, .. P Rog. $27.45 under the dlrccllon of the i less Trode^lii of $16.74 B 3 fc ' Bergin Funeral Cliapel. R upert. I O ^ IL . « . * * T ro d * -rn b f$ 6 .6 9 l**<.ess4'rode-ln of $16.76 Lesi - T^VlN FAI.1.S l liisses willI notr be held .Monday al the- * !l^ College pr-S3.jiii< rn Iciuho in uliseiscrvancc of Wasliinglon’s bir- i l^tU iday. J * 5 y * B tj V : T he ucek's'.schi.'Oiilc .it Ihe colleglege Includes a girls basketball ^ I * a y * ^ 5 B4nK Moixlayjal S;30 p.m. bcll)clwecn'CSI and Northwesl | ! ie ^ ^ H ! ‘5 NaianftclntheCSIfO'm; - 5 ------T^r malch* will pt«ede tItc-PSi:’;iârMonlnna-.Stotc-gamc-sct------;! H i ; ' . ■«MMWSI---{A'IW iU-CIIAFt'^ « fo r8 p .m . i l A L i S - ^ H . . R eg. $ 2 5 .9 5 5ix lhe P ro g ra m B (janl•d 1Meeting will l>e held ;it noon - . I :aitTrode-lnof $6.19' Less•ssTrade-lnor$l8.49 LesseisTrade-1ner$15.74 M l:> tiK' studcnl conference coonu.. andji lhe Student Sen.ile will , IÂ N EXPE]ilRIENCE^ I J ; ^ J t J p.m . alM> in th e .student cocc n leren c e room . I g ^/Circle K Club will Iwld a mcellrling at 7 p.m. Tuesday In lhe I I O F V A _ » rtudcnlconfercncuroom. VLUE 1 ! » i y * * 5 5 ” _*♦ a g i H • Tlic Magic Valley - CSI Symphoibony wili hold a concert 8 p.m . I ■ f l • .Tuesday In tlw FIm? Aria A udlloriunum. - • • -1B R b t h u s b i t m e e tts s the im portant. ~fc□ “ ! - 'm i .■. WeUncsday at Cp.m. llicR odeo) ClubC will meet in lhe sludcnl_L..”l conferencc room , and th e Alcoliollol S a fely P ro g ram will-Rieel '- K I n ^ s of the bere■reaved as they ‘ M ; PN z ^ ^MUiFBhiT ain u i C - u iXSI i j i k CMI H . 7:30p.m . Reg. $49.50 R e g . $ 7 2 .5 0 • . Reg. $69.50 ~ c o n f r o n t t h e c;risis r i i of d eath ; ,— — ^^lrlclo-Cori)o(li^win-h(.^preft■eiientcd-hy-lhe-MnRle-Volicr— —I «s.Trod«.|n«f-$M .74-^ ------mTfede4iM)f4T7.J4i=^ =Ûss-ess.Tre4^«i4l6v74^P|=^ p ^ - » ji^Coram unlly Concert at 8:15 p.m. In the Fine Arts Auditorium. ^ I H F th e - funeral is aian expcriencr^^^K SE n ! C Si students wllh 1.1). ca rd s will be« adi m itte d free. ■ I » : Tlie Mcvlc ‘‘Woodslock" will bec BliownI e p.m . W ednesday in o f v aalue. i l .iflIH E S room 117-118 In Uic Shields Building.Ig. Admission will be ^ « n ts. # ■ 'Tlic-Boisc SlaUs reprcjw ntallvo(will w bfron lhc.camûs‘TllU^ J iL ^ M ...... R K . sday from 0 a.m. lo.3 p.m. In llicIhc student confcrcncC room, R e y n cold s H ^ ^ tlK k n ls musl signup.in Ihc Senate'lc Officc for reserved meeting' WECOAT SlililPSEMEniAT « ‘ . . ■ Sll. XI Reg. $54,50 . $liS i s e X i. R e g , $ 7 9 .7 5 rt S h The Davur'B>6tt»bcrg Band wlllII'play | at (he National Guord Chapel p [ -MTrbd*isTrade;rnol$)9.99 is Uis trailM ii.ol4A.74 . M W / ‘Ann&.-v s p.m, Tliursday. Admissission lor CSl studenls will be . F u n e r a l < 0 T C .S O and fo r general publjc S4.50. ' T — ^JAMES-Cr&^ÂUeceDTRSYNOLDS - —^*-— ~m to V r^mf8:30 u.ra. (o noon in (he siudcnic n t c o n fw n c e robm . Studenls • „ . 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...'.I,: ..;.:v4 g llir» in rv.ln Fall! Idaho 63301.' - itn d » fih o o o o lM ar(h 8 T079. - eCblcagoDaOy'Newan . . The presidentt nifrains'n!i from direct atlacks' sItuaUori sll but not iinlesii it was-madcade c le a r th a t w h at Its im pact:t onoi his political projects m i^ t WASHTNGTON - President Fon='ord sliows no against- R eagan’sin’s record a s gov ern o r o f . American Ai naUonal Interests were InvInvolved.. ^ ------■ ------:------^ - signs of twingdiscouragf^ by thefo of p lh lohl wlls:------Calilornia and his policy statements as hc The ' President has sought to mi minimize Ihcf Ford denied /hIhl his breakfast Inte^lew that he . by bJ Ihe challenge lo him from R onaldaid Reagan, or campaigns for thethe nomination.n BuL hc docs nol im In: p act of: fo rm er ^P resid en t NIxoiIxon's trip to privately failedKl tot support U. S. A m b«s8ad6^ 5 programs by disown antl-Reagarlagan remarks, uch as flat Ch bybj Ihc conUnued rcslslnncc to his pi China later Uiis month. But he hasIS IndicatedIi hc Daniel PaWck< Moynlhan'sM efforU at the U. N. theth Democralic-cpnlrolled Congress.rss. .charges (h al Uiee CalifornianCa! Is not qualified to expects ex Nixon will report bockk loI h im on ev en while endorsiorsing Uiem publicly. H e seem ed On Uie conlrory. the Presidentent Is plainly be president, comlnBming from his own campaign anything an he leams aboul thc apparparent leader- to conttrm rtls this by .sa y in g th a t M oynlhan's buoyant about what he calls thc: ""Ford slock officials, shipsh' struggle lr\ Peking, which hasis l swcîngsw Ihe - troductlon ofthc the guest speaker. Great, becausc resolved if aregional airport•teverJs < built. wiW hclhcr Ihis is wishful thinking onn FFord's part. for us lo carry outout; any valid'challenge lo the . country co as a result of a peculiarlyrly American he has undoublecbledly spent a great deal of lime ■ ...... ' ______oc.ocjncrcly playful, is nol dear...... R u ssian s a n d Ule ie.Q Cubans. 1 happen lo believe -- phenomenon ph Uiat contains Ihe seojlsHis of-the total — preparing his{-remarks n far presentation and TlnHwer U ie'rsiÂ aiidd its supporters still ' InI a srQup fnlervfcw a( breokfast-TstTuesday.as that Congress, havfnjQvfng m a d e one m fsfake. w on't d cslrticfe Jon o f ou r country, ' ' oRcn has a message,mes albeit. taUot^ lo Ihe In olher meetings with reporters and«nd editors, the m a k e il ag ain , a nnd d wewi want lo'point It out to thc This unique Instilution is "Ihehe meellng." emotions* andI prejudicespr of;hls audience. It haven’t answered questions aboutal the cost of a new ‘ MfH^flttpB ng rnnrtnr-lwH hy Amffrlr <>-group-«v^55tovTlet--«nyoncfto— afrport, tlje possible enviror•onmentar damages a ’ )f Issues. But perhaps his mood isI as Imporlanl position and,- hopefuljefully. thc Congress will back certainly cei nrc the secret weapons5 ofo: the com- . speak unlesss Iit is alreauy determined '■ new airport could inflict on1 the i aiake River, or nsBS his substantive positions as hc! ccr ra n k s up to u s up. and 1 think; ththal a l Uicy w ill." • mvmunist world.-When America dies.i. 11 will not t>e beforehand thathat the speaker follows their even shown Uie need for a newm airport in Magic memeet tho Reagan challenge. T his Is a rccognlialn lia b le a tte m p t to dissuade Ihe with wil a bang, or with a whimper, bulul ratheri as a particular "partjarty-.llne" as well as endorsing - Valley. • HcI says hc wouldn't like 11, ofof, course, if • Kremlin from furlhcJrlher adventures, based upon result of a motion made al a mcclecting which iheir Indust^’s/’s philosophy. This makes thc • RRcagan'bhoulddcfcarhlmln'Ncwi c wHampshiro— the assumption thafthatlhFeXeeutrve'and Congress—•referred rcl -the-m attcr-lo-som c-romommittec ^for^^sp««rcasI6rtoitoTinderstand wufi'AWnTnTOhnjr^ Instead of building ,suppo:jort for ttie regional an.and Florida, but hc has no Intentkntlon ;of with- arcspllt and thatt the U. S. lacks a unified will lo furthcrconsideratlun. (ut attention, airport concept, the SlRAAV actually: has eroded dndrawing and he will "still be thenicre tialtling" resist further Sovieloviel^ efforts lo impose Coi^r. I • probably belong lo a s m any orgganliallons ar as Unfortunately,!ly, mi ost clubs c annot alw ays get a w hen th e Republicans gather, nt Ihele K an sa s Cliy m unist regim es else anybody possibly can belong to an d . oc- - sp eak er, Uius, II isii necessary to fall back on."lhe • public confidence in a regioronal airport by stum* elsewhere. Congres.slonal ob- a'' convention in August, servers say CongrcsIgress might.ncl in a blatant casionally, I find myself attendingg somes of the. film." In a lastisl minutei effori. they Invariably - bling into a growing creditlibillty gap with the meetings.m< Whenever 1 do go and IheiIhen leave Ihc choose a film1 (hlhat-has no rela'tionship what- public. ■ ______meellng,mc the first thought that occui:curs lo mc-Is soever to the organliatlon.org. Mliilary recruiters. ------••W"V hy-did-l-cvorgo-ihere7‘*-l*walk-îlk-ourfecltng ------ti=avcl'buroai5ras, and fuiTd raising organizali^s W hen the tougli qilestionsIS about the regional I • unclcan um and with a total psycholhoiogleai un- are always a goodloodsourecof fllmsof this type. . 1.. a i r p o r t a r e g ^Ke.ti. U ie .S lR A AA iust hasn't comc up ______" S , ^______satsatisfaction of having not onlv wasteisted mv-Umg______; w i t h s a t i s f a c t o r y a n s w e r s . ^ buibut that whatever we were workinking on os a " \ S b PproJcKt « h a s now been se t back m anyly ddiiys. m a n y . W W B fc : -: There are reasons to bulkild a_ new airport fn mmonths, o even many years. > M agic,-yaJJey.__A n_.Idaho^10 Departm ent of _ThIs.pasl.week,^ whlle.sllllng throiirou^;a par- ...... j a H H H I. JAMES : A eronautics sludy for exam pn)l^, show s Uiat six out - « y ticitlcularly dull meeting conductcd onin Ibehalf of a • trade organization lo which I belong, ■ of 10 airlineîassengerrfronT-ttie-arca-now lt drive-to- . mg. my mind . begbegan'to wander and. for thc first. tittim e, lookcfd KOUTNIK Boise or Salt Lake City to0 board~commercial ___‘. . k I / aol l lmy fellow atlendees; 1 came lo) a :number of . aiirlln^ because the serviceiaiQjW aglC-Valley Isn't ^ ( u v . \ ^ • conconclusions and determined Uiatt tthere Is a ■ ^ ' goodcriouEir. ------IL:------corcerUirvpaUwîra-oerlaln-fiet^f-ruleslcs IhM apply ' There nre a nu T L tto o :all meetings; wherever they maylay be-In the , tollowed whenever lulatlon continues lo And, Magic Valley’s popul J .R e p o ) ? t whiwhole Unlled States. 1. A lways g.e number t ( of rules thorshoiild be gTOwât. a rate which soonJ 'will justify the ex- ; ' I ' T he one thing you observe Is the ovejvcrridlngair inoperative- If-Itiver i film s a re shown to m eetings, pension of aiiix>rl facilities in one w aylor,anothcr of dullness combined wllh an equallually. overall where Uic film etanc a projector that is partially ram b lin g tone Umt > gives ;^pu Uie[ie sa m e Im - • o n e th a tsh o w s-it spi docs work, be sure it is one ' If Ihe needs bf airline passehgeijefsaretobem et. pression lhal one would got lookinging through a docsnotworkisid*and Mund are not synchronized. cannot and will not b e . b u t a new regional airport C£ milmicroscope in a group of amoeba,, pulsatingpi In ..2. You can alwa: sp lit fram es, o r w here th e so u n d ' ' ; bliilt unle^ the backers of thele idea begin tackling w hat a p p ea rs to b e a total a lm lc ^ palipattern. . (ecrs to assist sidcai.Ute iio^d down the idea c Most organizations seem to have'c inii common have Uic slighles'Iw ays count on-ji flood of Volun- _____ L _ w h ^t-It. apparently a .rational_Javiaw_.liial_ftlL__j*rorJo^.— U« projectionist, none"of whom 1116 key to getting a region)m a? airport built Is to : - - - prepresiding officers must bo certificatea ted a s being 3. L ast.'but noMiitcst .ldca of how-Uie. machine completelyCOI unaware of parlij sblldify;all of M agic Valley behindb the Idea. Tlib— r U a m e n tn r y , Uie facl Uiat the fill K m o I I.. proprocedure. I fccl positive that Ihenicre musi be *of Uic showing.ol A leasl. you can'aTwSys counl on .. SIRAA consistently has fallelied to maintain any i S w V / / • s®"some 'sort of a national examiiminallon . of seems to be thatJ film will b eb u t of focus for m osl snpport for the regional airpoilort In M agic Valley’s I "ur"unknowledge'’ In which oniy pco|«oplc whose projection machimI. AnoUier meeting requirement e i g h t c o u n tie s ,______fanfamiliarity of Roberts' Rules of OrderI c r ra tc s z c ro (o tho deg r « . ihlat a i . the person in chargc of the O n ly M in i d o k a , C a s s ia ,. Gox~bascriÛiGse~fivb 'bounties ------: / / — / _____ = p n r>nrilculorIy-dcprc33lnfrcxpeHenoer:f< j - sim ply cannofsupporl or build.d a regional airport, vho has. even the slightest knounowledgc o f ' cannot help but’ih wc e lp . larJJament'ary procedure. Thc h'opelcsilcssness and- uiig point in Ihexeiebyatts-itg—Bicgntcnniai.' fir I" Twin Falls.County and Blairline County voted nol * isulilily of Ihc situation falls heaviesllesl on their clubs andorganlzalw onder how did we e v e r gel lo to join thc regional airport auauUiority in 1972 and ;houlderB.— . — J first placc wllh the myriad of --stiildon’rshow m ucnm ier^rit.m gciim g involved im— - • I - / i & t / ~ ; ~ •------TAi“Anothcr'pecui!ar"pnonomouon” or"ijf'Amerlcan 'rlsclbdvc ih»eilzallons thal exist. Is there some____ the project. mecneetlngs I have noticed Is the exist'Elstcnce of a dIcaps and delrimc ------Unless-thesie-two counties5 iare wooed into the ------■ _ _ _venfcnerablcj.'pnsl presldcnti.cmcrilusJ:n.lype:.'..who — ualway* boen this»e' i deliberately im jxj^' h'aiv j —^ Iss Iasually a quasl-scnlor citizen wh Iments to civilized growth? Has ' fold, a new airport will stay' perm( anently groun- who attends Whylslt vlrtuall “ — ^ fnii:’nilhfully. Whenever a problem gets gc lolnlly a meeting anymorIlls way. or Is ll gelling worse?— — - ■ d e d . con:on(uscd and completely iiilsundcrslirslood, hc Is matter orxirctimslually lmp<»slblc for m e to attend ..The prospects of getting Tw'win Falls and Blaine theiJien callcd upon liecause of his anclenlent status lo uic feeling thatnore.'i'egardlcss I h of the subject -rtju n ties interested in a region;inal airport don’t look maiTinke some sort of n report, basedd o.on his sole umc. Our causcmslances ha and not comc out with ^ b o d . B o t h a r e a s h a v e u p g r a djed e their own airports continue to attract Sara Leee’s in the;ra i c e g It was roally No, America’s di n e a n t when Ihey drew up by • la w s GO50 )years ago. extreme left or i passengers. I'Rcp-.BcUa.Abziig uldJasl .wedc. e^ t h s i .t h e ...... __l‘ril bcLiUhat.skell.skeleton.wlfe.of.yours w anted:.. As Ihe 80rey_busifipss progresses, thereth< comcs____ Pek(ng.-but-fram-ts death will not come from Ihe 'T h e SIRATTmcanwhlle; conii n t i n u c s lo is s u e r o s y ------icent Supreme Court ruling oan icam p a ig n to ru n for the S e nlale a te :you'd give h e r th c m oney." hat great moment when a commitlecIlec mokes a self-destruction orcn right, not from Moscow or re p . press releases about tho pt ogiIgress of Uie regional • cpenditures would make It harder!T Uiant e v e r S a ra Lee pouts. ^ •eport recommending some action. UsUsualiylhls Uiatgreatmassofrm-that- mlddlc-c!aas^weapon-of— - evolves Tiround current. legislative. a^lrport \Vhlle record num bers•s o f p a s s e n g e r s l a n d ______for.vr.w aineii to ru n (o r public office._____------i^Thal Isn 't- truerl-m e rr r not sure-I-wan't-lopul.up— Ive.activity.------m eeting,!’------created and self*generatcd by Svcryonc bccomcs properly Indlgna;nant at thc of m lddlo«las3A m crlcans. '‘Uic —a t Friedm an M em orlal-airportIrt-i n H a i ley-a nd-DC-a ------Ui a b e Te«»on,-ilie.sald. b.Uiat nwnosL w om eii_____ moncy_for_anyonc.iinc.runnlng.for_public_office.. JircatitojnclcJradeibeeauscioLlhc[hc~fiWord~of • you Ukea new Aslon-Mortin^tor—^ “-êtsTDntlmnrtoflyHnmaout-Dror;IoSlln'Fie!d:^ ------'------«“« )amocIc8 Uiat hongs over.thcir head t ulUmllllonalres who can putt iunlimited gowltliyourMercedcredesBenz4507" 3d w henever ■mvfmfA'-.mim ..Supporting Joslin Field. Friedm Fi an Memorial he state legislature is in session. CorConsiderable nounta of money tolo poUUcal a.iys Sorn I.ocXX, n in n in g eof whal Ihc . Twin Falls county resldcnl•nts’ p ro b ^y would .• • ______profiroposed iegislnlor aclually says. F: “support” theTegioit^~airpOTrcTffhcepl if" they arm;7ns around him. "Did my Tiger hha^ a v e a lo iig ^ f' ■ Iff>"'h7ivelht wrong humlwr of The Uiat theif tax support of a neww airport was indeed dayjlyatlhcofficc?" iiorc often, a com plele Inck of underst:relnndlneoI (OruBeoii lie e ntire issue Is Involved In. thcIhc jH-nding . iones-733>0931----- going to be less than the taxess Uieyi pay to support "Tiger" t had » marvcloas day. T he slock I ART ' ^ ?gislation, a rk e t w ent up 20 points, T hc reasom n I'mI iatc I.S -jhS. legis our toll-free lines) . Joslin Field. CoUnty residentss alsoi would be m ore Thc one guod Ihlng about It. t>ecau at 1 stopped by Tiffany’s and boughtg h tm y lilU e I BUCHWALb J t :ause of Ihe reccptive to .Uie.ue.w airiroctI ifi the SIRAA could ‘Jl*’* ira Lee a p rese n t." Hc hands h e r a bo: fork Involved, the secretary rarelyly e« v e r g ets show Uiat il would result in morore fliglits and better ' . shShe opens U and ta k es out a diam ondrid bi racelet. c o n n e c t i o n s t o o U ic r c i t i e s . ______. ' . 'I'll" l l ’sv e ry nh:c," sh c say s. • In Blaine county thc sell Job Jc for thc regional " "N N ice? 11 cost m c a bundle. D on'l youôu like it? " ' ; ''L ilU e c h e e ^caKeT' K e Huddleston .jum^s up. ;•' : ;alrport will,be m ore difficult. A s l o n g a s s k i e r s c a n , Sara S“ Lee takes Huddleston over tolo thct couch lrylngtograbher..'*W•..■‘W ouldyouliken lownhousc id cuddles up tahhnr ^hIon’Hir«iê^rjewclryjny-' H nsteadof-wrtpgTtmei a v V . r - .f l y d l r w l l y t o U ie s u r V a l le y areaa r ratlier Uianstop^— ore ." ...... “Unhand me, you brute." Sara Lee pushes L-êventv^-m iles-stiort-3f-U ieieiE='dcsiinatInn^lhr,. .. ‘li tUlllUllUW lilm a w u y ;'“ l ‘V®.'IIB»l.iw w '^ itf « d ' y 6u for -a 'U iliig';— ^ : regional airport idea won't getet mitcli supportT-But andid-pick up a furAnylhingig inJ y little a n d ilnally ) all 1 want for myself is a ;'docum ented evidence of betUtter connections and. chcciccsccake wM ts." cnance to run for^ Uietb e SenateS you sa y I c an ’t do it. : cheaper airfares through a regegional alrport.could "I “i don't w atâ fur coatri have five/e already."ii . Well, find someonene elelse who is more interested lltlcs. I'm changing the lock on [ probably lure Blaine; couniy:y into the re^tonaj,- ; eiays.chewinginhlsear.' InJewclsUianpolltlcs “A (rip? Would you like to go lo PaHaiHs?-ril say .ray apaHment door."o r." ' airport authority, tod: lOve lo go to E urope for Uie firm ." ...... Baby, baby," HudHuddleston says In a, la th er. : ^ p The big m istake whicli Uie'SIl5IRAA now is making . ^ "No, 1 don’t wanl toon a f lip ." ' *'por}!Ldo Uiis to> mme.-I e can't-llvoTvnhoufyou:— : is trying to btjldoze ahead witi[ilh_the.,j:ejgipnaj*airj^______•%llWelLyhnUtoyQuwnni?" ——------7 ------You ^ n ' t know what.thesc h at t Wcdncsdoy evenings ■rpoitw iui only five counti^ supfppdrtlngtheplan.. SaiSara Lee, os. she unbuttons.HuddiddlesfDn’s. tT ie an to m e." > . Êven Itlt takes another■ 10- years of hard Irl. says. "I want to run for the Sentensile f r o m ', " If you feel th at wwaj ay, th e n I vw uld lh liik you’d . ■H-Vorif:**-.------^ :------Ilk e t^ P j^ e ltjff y ^h O scmeUiing T tangible. How are------drid 'iiJannlng, the SIaitvAAg TffA ' A~ 5hViii1HsnouiQ ' tinoegin g ,v...... - S a raC flU iT o w irSih g e r.n r rm s afhundJiinC‘~Ju3t~~..... Now wall. DIamonds'ond fur coalsois aro oDQ moke ii bvit to (het ‘Sara‘Sa L m For Senate Com- m irage* off-a i rfglonal airport. ig. but financing., a .Senate cacibm jralgn'"!#' .. m llte e .”

Sunday; Pobruofy IS. 1078 Timoa-Now8,Twln'pall8. Tin tdoho 6 ...... L.. _ _ M pE l D ® E ’I Pionleer plan t; unneedec4 : ------EdirorTTrm^Ncws;/ • • The PJolwcr Planl plaiuwdltd by Idaho Power . He also> c!cited a rcccnl study b( the Amcrlcalean should not be built. The. impmpafct of continuous Public Healealth Assoclallon which nttrlbulcdd 2 3 ' . utlllly rate Increascîdflhlaho's'senlor citizens per cent of)f theI "îxcesi" (m ore lhan in pure a irir) . and on tower Incomv i>eoplelehos'alrcadyhada I attacks frorrom' respiratory diseases In "high riskris terriblee/fect on slini familyly budgets;I A ftirth e r , populations)ns" to power, plant cicclricllc lly ______- ' • ------MlC’ lirereZ R 'K ny ch arg esnyf~iwis~$mnnin!i o gcnBraninrin. The KTgh risK populallons In Idnhlaho . ' times,.whlchlhepowercompaipany says Is needed. and elsewlKiflfcro a re older people and lllllc kids.ds. 1 cotild have tragic coiisequcjuences. Even now don’tthinkvJc wo wanl this in Idaho. ^ 1 ® m a n y people 'a re having to make decisions Rlghl noMlow wc a re on the brink of m a jo r newnc\ • between having enough to0 e a t ancK keeping technicaldevelopm de ents which o re going to allc w a r m .. ■ , 1 the w ays that th Americans heat and lighl thci Forcing people to make nnin eat-cr-hwt( choice homes, busluslnesscs and public buildings. Al^ ihi ' No faiiw if insureatice callet^d best soliution has put many .Idahoans betw•tween a ri^k and a same timele the rate of growth In cicclricll;icily hard place, ond Idaho Powerrer's plans to add to consumptloi;lon in the Pacific N orthwest regioninfs r Editor. TImcs-News: - T h att leaveslc m e $3.33 lor gas out of myny Iran- ‘ can be operated nlat a time. Lt.iljillly Insurance the burden reflects, a callousus disregard for the declining, I w as surprised by the respcresponse 1 got from my sportallallon budget. Tt\c hazaVd of drivlnR(wltlioul wl should Ik scparnicdled (rom the car and applied to - < living condlllons of people Initheareai tli Itseemstis to m e th a t we would be w ise lo nvolivoid • letlcr.|n regard to ihc stale'sale's action In mnking Insurarranee Is not as great os Ihc Insurant•ancc In- the driver, wherere IIt iKlongs. and one policy . In addition there Is the w;whole IsMe of the thebadeffci'feels of Pioneer by restructuring rateates each assessor in the slatetc anai a g cn l of the In- duslryry represents It to be. Of all Ihe cacars on should protect Ihal«lal driver no matter what he i s ____ Ptoneerr-Teallfying ------to-encouragiag«bnservatlonrtJlilrzing1hiralrend;indy ------flurjincfr4nduslry;------KrToadsricss-maifSOOTVcrclnvolvedlnflln farai------driving. Thls“ c.Tian{langc woufd save th e cirlvlng" before the U.S. Senate Spec!eclal Committee on eijisting h^drolni dams that haven’t ycl l>cci)ccn That many would agreercc wljh me was in- mishaplaps this year ... qulle o'fcvr, sincecc many public a great dealcai iof money and stop the legal, Aging and National Retired R« Teachers produccrslojlorJM ir peak load requirements untjntli I • writCTasklng whot we canan d. gave^ cvldcnce which new energy and heat produclnR mclhod.s are an surprise. 1 received three suetsuch inquiries. and drdrive and you have rcduccd yourr rlrisk by this bill. It will resiresult In a considerable drop In / rforTisenfthlsarca. . T h e qucslloiTlsInlrlgulriB.'Vrig. W h a lc n n w e d i)? Il half.. TlT hc'flcxt h azard lo cnnsldcr Is spcci)ccd - a ronlslratlnns-gnslltutlng4ho-hlghway-deporlment-^—:------eleciric power generation~wiTrill-lead-tcmn-ln:------— HUGlHiiH fO R StE V ------r : ------;------g o e s fa rlw y o n d ih rsea iicCtlCiraflhe'Ieglsfalure^ tn ffl primele foclor In neariy nli Occidents — - don 't no sm all p a rt of theirIhei funds. A lol of people have “ c rc asc o f 20 lo 40 p e r cent In1. bothbe morbidity and PocatcIIClio ' '* by Ihe Insurance industryy or,or Jhc conflict of In- .. drivee liloo fast and you have reduccd yourur irisk lo old pickups thatll 11 they use sparingly, perhaps . .mortallly due to rcspln)lratory and car- ...... te re st indlcatcd i b y .a nr ln.surance_man Inj as near: z zero. Then as further precautionion, 'be only a few hundre*dred miles a year, that while —> i ...... — gov ern o r signing such on ncl inlo law, l( strikes ■ especid^cioliy careful o t Intersections on cocountry perfectly servlceableable are not worth the Insuring.. at ihe institution bf llcensininsing llsclf. The act roads.'Is. Though no driv er can guarantee not to be These will not be« licensed.Hi I have secn.aJot of ' ' appears lo be unconstllutitllutional ,on. several InvolveIved In an accldcnt, if they praclicet didriving sccondcarsoperalirallngon expired licenses or Just “ — -Govermiment speinding hit ' ■ grounds; a s out]utllned above, they can guarantee,«. rnol lo parked. Tying thehe 1liability to the operator ini'* ; First, ll makes the counlylly aas sse ss o r an ag en fo f cau sc«a a n y . • '-stead of th e ca r woulvouldellminalclhlsproblem. Editor, Times-News: W hy can’t’I \w e gel rid of Ihe vehicle Inspection, ‘o"- the Insurance Industry. T h>e e onlyc way 1 con corry liability Insunsurance ' ' The Ideal solullonIon Is no fault Insurance, where*. - In reading Ihe stale budgelBl req u e st for-1976, J a w o r blll,llll. ■ It’s . never done the J o b .-In *n-. Second, it makes the hlghwighw ay systciii an a sset onmly y< car Is by dropping my li(c InsuranceKC. wc acc ep t the hazailizards of the road as such, and , I'm wondering how long, wc people,pc our elcclcd convenienceec to the tax payer, yes, plus coslln( ■i!’^ o f Ihe Insurance Industry. ■ ■ - ■ • ' ____MoslosOrims_wlll_ldcnllfy the aulunitumohlle ------IcLcach^rlvcr-proliirotoct-hlmM lf-lo-thiHlogrec-he------— — •-■onrclalBTand^crnmcntragcigcricyrwllt-Ict-thlr^— SrforBomrorDonctcrtakcn^tclrlpolrandlhc^^ ^ . J h lr d . J l Isd lscrlm ln alolory ry oni tho pockcl Imok - '-Insuratirancc Indastry-ias practlcvd-ln-lduhoiho) as Q considersncccssary•aryorcanadord. rampaging budget and govcrfcmment spending" . you a squareire green piece'of paper, allowing ' level. Some of us Jusl canmrannol olford the high racket,« t. A great deal of this convlcllonjr>_byjhc ■■ l a m sure Ih at If thetl choice were to be given to ' c o n tin u e.'. to drive younur bucket of safe bolts down oui trib u te dem anded by the indu!industry. drlvlnjlng public Is Irue and due lo the habilha of- ^ , the voters al a gcrgeneral elecllon It would pass'” - We have let our tax cotlectlicllons excccd slotc freeways.' A s an exam ple, I am a so-calledso-c< senior citizen assess!!ssing Ihc liability to Ihc car. ' *' wllh a landslideIc !to beat Nixon's defeat of'' budget year ofter year, this at thei r a le of 15 p e r w h y c a n 't o ur law m akers gel rid of thes< on social security. 1 cannolBl aflafford m ore llian $10 T herte ic a r Is nol lioble. only th e driverrcan c; be. • • - McGovern. Thaillsonclhlngwcmlghldo. Isc cent per year. Using Ihelr flgvigures bur state of- .. worthless bills?bil Does the slate need this smal (less than 20 gal. at the prescirescnl pric'd. For this • Ycl ififf a driver owns two cars, that driverver musl If you agree withdlh me .1. clip this letter,-sign itry------sed 15 per cent per _ amount of mm< oney so bad Ihcy will piil us Ihrougl ______ficials cla im w e hav e In crea se Ihe Insurance racket demandla n d s $6.6C p e r m onlh. .' h av e l\two liability policies, even thoughI onlyon one and m all lltn th etlaw-makerslnBolse. la^ year^ ine last (ive tyears, whkfilch makes 75 per ' this? LEON CALHOlfiOUN cent.70t the budget has doubledled; u federalll ggovernment Is btackmalilng us. therhen ______Bcllevun,, ,'___ ------UVff'r«..tnlfi:thffy-4rc-nllowving Ic 12.4 p e r cc nl . le t ^ a ^ i o p : ^ Inflation. This, I presume. Is alat the beginning of moncj]c ao re ev en gullible AbouU.■uU.the la s l thing holding th e consplra program or Health and.WellaiItore for one more thcywanl.lfIf they need extra lax It's right th ere?re. enough to believe- the upcoripcomlng elecllon In back fromfro taking complete control alrcad I would like;e Ito use someone's money for a yeaiear November will straighten IhinRIhlnRBoutaftcrwcgcl ourgunsjn s. T he A m erican people a re arm ed t( drow lnft lnl«lUercsl on il. Uicn Just return the a new president. Don'l theyhey rea liz e Ihc Con- te e th opdOju Ihe conspirators know this; so the ^ ' • principal sp lra to rs have Ihls countryf rlglrlghl by Ihc th ro at In w orkingn gon It relentlessly, tiding to gel Cong Tho slatee officialsc spending surplus laxcss iIc o a de alh grip? lo p a ssSS strict 1 gun control laws, then com; VV*'* createjobsait aro over-slepplng thclr bound.s. The C. F. R.. Council onm FcForeign Relalions. conflscalcalionofailourarms. A -l — ------G ovoramnent-to-o ei sorvicc organl«^»on,-noi.not-.----headed -by -theT-Rook«(«Utrft-ltr*-4iKi-th^BUd«r------t-'Cong / I f K 'l 7 i Industry or-)r.'’sclf-cnlerprise. Bolh can crcaU!ale bergbrs.of Europe. iS workingking'day and'nlght to controlol than t It does to legislate speech contt / I I f \ l l A morejobsthjlhan governm ent. completely destroy the Unitedilted Stales and make religionon controj or press control. When U —^ W A r J v X ' Ifsu rp lus sti ta x money is re lu m e d before ll goe:;oes U a one-worid govcrnmcnli un«under Communism. memberb er or C ongress seeks to Infringe upoi ...... through govclycnimcnt ihflatloned machinery, the The Ci F. R. Is an extreme■emely w ealthy. . UN- - citizenns' s' right to keep end bear arms, f:f)C is — ^ people, self-eIf-enlerprise and Industry can makeake ' American organization andind Iis jupporled by . seekingig to break (ho contract he has sworkvom to . •______m ore, from . li !lilj------mostJilLhljmlLandijUier RlanlxanLcaipacalions______iLllSucluijcoiunsssniDiUsJhciDejfoccjO fJ P £ n ______■I return more)re unlnflated lax dollars to the • - losuspldpiclon of working with the conspiratorsors. It. • -■ IfA m cierlcan cillzcns w ant to rem a in free.*, theyI • • i« «»— vernment, spchding Is Inflation.. • m u st cxeExcreise thclr right to wcll-regulalee theirtl • . )t lell your stale and federal imcnt by ensuring that only thosese 'who t "... ‘Thanks)ks a billion for m r ...... —^ ------Tdilkg'to-rBtlrBrllko'Framin lrS ln a tm ...... W hy , nol ,rike that - make It tlves w hat wc want them lo do? Insinuatio E gto 'honor the e n tire Constitution repre:)roscnt letter' — strlki ______and earn a lltlle money wt ALKER------^------ln-high-offlcerNot-lo-do-ao4rtd that two particular stations dateofthelnltiaibptlon? ailing syslem;m at the existing site. 11 was slateded m oney. th e Landnd Use Bill No, 1094 thol was passedcd lasl: I even noticed L aular-gas.and.that-onc.of-thcm ,, . ------:Rui-al resldenls-soulhwesl-of-ttf-JcromerWhlle— ^— in-lhat-study:dy:-"Thc-actlvoted-blologicol-riitcr ____As.sldlcJlepubHcanchalrmarrman. I cannol-lcav&------;_yoar.,-lt-iiIHs— vory-clevcrly-concejved-and-li Twin Falls selling self-scrvto; ' — sympathetic, have consistentlyly opposed "the hasconsislenentlv nroven to be the onlv niece bf unchallenged the'lhsinuatlonIon ithat lhc3e nets theprocc3C(^ss Qf being executed rlgl>l now at thisi has a stalion In Tw ______ihirusJonofllhC -C lty.oD cinm eJie In the a ffa! re_qf__ equjpment InIn' th e Jero m e trea lm c n lJ io n t th a trj^ Is ------werclnnocenrbccauscmryoniryonc'clsc'ls~dotn{rlt • Icclslanvflyg^-saroti: •• ------r ~ d for me to believe 11 costs th is'. the rural community In lls propcDposed p la n for a fre e from mTicchanlcal e breakdown and provides— :ibb-I-hove-chefcked-wilh—01h~bur two elcctcH The.pblpolicy is to light a number of fires.•s. iany ' It’s pretty hard fo ts per gallon more to ship ll 39 _____ !_cliy.seweragejyslcnCâs.indicaIcalcdJn a F e b .J ,------a reosonablelIcBOD rcmoval.1^------______Rcpubllsfln_fdaho_Stalc_oc_offlcials._Pclc;______qneCoLwl_whlch.could.lake_lh(f.hcarLout.of-,of_lhc ______same man 7 cents p 1975 petition. T h a t w as5 aalmost three years ago. and until . Cenarrusa and Wayne Kldweliiwcli, also wllh'our processoisofeffecllvelanduseplanning. ' miles farther. at 1 Ihlnk Twin Falls gas prices ' ■ It is now charged that "petiikitlons of protest" lale Novembiiber,; 1974,-when a-public "hearing"jgM ' two Republican Congressmen.ncn. George Hansen . Represrcscnlatlves Emery, pines, Infangcr,:r. andi iê polnl is that I oul of reason. Even Filer has, were directed by rural residentsnls to the EPA. washeld, runurai residents were unaware of plans]„s ond Steve Symms and ourur FRepublican Sen. Win'cheste ste r have introduced a bill In the HoiHouse. are* 'Just a little oul ih e rc . ‘ , Actually, »ich petitions were filelied with clly and to build a newn planl at any olher location',on ' James* McClure and none of lthese' five olflce excmptlnItlng all privale pro^riy from landind use . c h ea p er gas than hei hi to all sta rt driving oul o f town' 1 . . county offtclols.___;___ particularlyy iatâ locotlon West of the freeway holders used any lax moneyy to purchasei or post _ planning,ng. unless Ihc nnscnl of the owncimcr is MaybcwoouKhltc ' 'in petltloningrrura! residents h ------4holr-ChfUtma»card8. ------i — — — g lv e n rlH w here - “P °n d _ |usLust-mayt>c-Uics(uprlccsjfould .... . cu rre n t explorations a s to posslbliIbliily of carrying' Subsequentmt “hearings" purport^y designed1^ .. There is strong opinion on Ihc part 'of Ihc we were,re. with urban spmwl and farmlandi beingb< changc. .EY ' - ' discharge to the canyon b e exp!xplored and pur- to' secure "<"clliicn In-pul,"-have been heldcld congressional and senatoriallal staffss that mch rapidlyy tati k e n c u l of production. Planning willwll be LARRY-DAYLEY • sued, but limited to a plant sitele comprising( the wiihout prioror information bt;)ng supplied .to the exp en d itu re s would be illegal;ai uur n d e r th e te rm s of pul backck inlo Ihe hands of the selfish fewwwto ^ T«ir.Folls present site and the propertyriy Immediately agriculturalII communily as to plans and th e new federal cam paign laws,Bws. - ' - would pliplacc’ Interest os a priority, atal the . ■ • • • , adjacent th e i^ .. J According(to U the late news. proposals undinder consideration by the city or itslls In general the congressmenlen ando Senator sent expenseie'oflhcfulureofldQho. o g-n rm.-"And -re q ue9t3-m ade-to city out-lrom-3.-0W(h4;000 MMRS. JOHN E. MILLER II is also Interesting that the president of the ihat hasas been going on so rampantly Irtrt AdaA ' possibility of contamination ofr domesticd water MR. AND»MRS.BILLJ.MORGAN M N ation m ailed only 35,000 cardsards as compared lo Counly’ wMRS.A.L.BUDES M • VERNON RAVENSCROFT - - ' • ■ logclher;r MRS. JAMES R.PRUNTY' - - T u l t i o ...... m e a s u r ere : so they will bc-prqicclcd from bel — :— D«vfllopma)U..lnr-4ha.FUer-raMirea-in-j«ccnt—- .-MIUANIIM J^l^ of existence by Ihfe encroathmc cnt n /o f- ______months have tnaîfied those feaiBara..^ • • • • Jerome C om m ittee ...... ‘ '• ■ ' d m io pjm r n' c n t;) ^-” ' ' ' • ------ItStebefemOTbered-toorih ------;— I— S B -U3 a« r-a<»w»wod-4>y-Swator-WatkIn&- c o m n u ^n iu it supply ItffownII domesticd water. - - Idaho IâlEmails would prohlbllrclllcs and countunties g J u M . ' and provlile its own,sewage (llqMsal,ells thuS’Ho', •rfsraw ...... /r tm adoidop|l.n'g a com prehensive pU n untiltil theI j f l m a ' “betteflt*'.'can poHlbly accrweto t them from a ' plan is approved'byap SO percent of the.cllizclizcns' '■ • t ^ r tysten^: located inn their area.. 'D m ■ . voting. TlThe clecllons that this would coil i . A prote>t.to tbeEPA on the .part of those *T-1r a y e r f o r t o□ d a y -‘vrouldcosi» s t th e ta x p ay e rs overtl.OOO.OOO. .llvl88 :a4tac«t .40. the. preaenHOt .few er, a n d . Do w'c e 'wanl lo turn pur fulure over lo I maWnt ^ o( facility, andIwhobou^tthefr w v - ' .develbpcnwrs and short sighted individuals1 whow ■ '. Do you really believe IBB Mwtieri we repent, God? ' prei#^.-^th:.tbe It (be se w e r w asu ' ‘ , . h av e ats, s their prime molivalion, the pro We rem em b er ifaatyou'vu've promised to forgive us when weraconlessourto. ce mnklnEDi - * I b e 'p ^ inlingly'- should. ’ pr^ceu, or iheir own self Inlercstssis al ' I ‘ KndWeknwyoubo. ButUIt too often we are A n y for Ute thingsgB«dopriaiylh«t Wl : those w t^ loc ate d , ' enscoft!hcmaJ<;rity? are w nng. but we aren’t: rasorry en o u ^ to stop cioing them. eoeflts from Uw. 11 Uic real future of.ldaltgjle In Ihc honhands ■ • ■/ - , ,\ _ «atl0I»r^l»IMVlH^-r— ^------: rpwplriremndaln’rib n M i^W[foug^ . Isalab aald, Ibe widirldted forsake^hls' way and tbe unrigtirtghtcous n™ hi. bepnipoi^ânt ml Jjcaulyand orderiincss and plannl '■ UKWgbti.*' / a^ll'wUlbean - ail in Idaho? if. the Idaho Tomohourow's "• II KanlW .W tl«mi

r r 'i r i ' r , ------; ------r .. . : . ------e Tlnos-Nows; Twin Falls. IdBho*10 . .Sunday. February 15.1976 • *: ed-stick? e Chicago DaOy News . do such tricks as ploy dead and• • ( O r u se b uI'r r If o i l - f m l i n e s ) ' , CHICAGO - T he'societyr' . leom. It also, (s supposed to JOANIB, that hos learned how to core ' Y wm - J slarid on end,,But Ihe one II j m m m f s m m m i - for. feed and lovc the pel rock( received couldn't do this. J ANPY? 0AY- , ts in for another treat. White It has differences, the i .■'■ '■ . -. ■ Introducing. .. the TrainedI . Trained Stick also has olJcost Stick. • one similarity; to the pet rock ^ I _ _ While the pel rocV ca me out^dâlLnUhoLpbenomcnonls— r tiu d ip r s H explain of'lboi stole-sized Disfleylond! accessorie?. Ttjey are ail very . called California. Ihe Trained expensive' rip-offs. The _ Stick wos born In Um __— Iralriod-Stlck-ls-belng-ad —7 Chicago suburbof Oak Park. vcrtlsedfor«.50plustax.-. , ■ how n o t to1 pay It is the first product of a ■•Don't bother checking ------newly-formcd-compbny.-KlnR—— Consumer-ncporls to find oiif " Jamcs-products, which later which is the best buy.: 1 Intends to market- n-Jinc of 7 0 z.S lrio tiv b a d d e b t s , b i l k fnill-ndvpredcbsmelics. SHOP i IN THE BUSIEST MARKET .... ' soup, sotdd, roll S e d PUCE IN TOWN . . . today's Deny you made the purchase Ai Stark, head of A&M a ! m llle d Ada. < I Chicago DaUyNewa Advertising, which handles the - ^ "No ruse la loo a]y, no ploy , and defy the creditor lo prove- M t e l y S product, said the company Is ! S p e c i a l s 'too tricky In Ute quest orfoUlng ' 'otherwise. Complain about the ' 8selling the slicks Initally. by < ■ Monday — Ladid le s N lg h t Vourcredlton.” 'quality of the goods or service. .. Play rich - Ihey never lean on, mall order, but also Is seeking ! • ' Two 7 Ox. Sirloins a T wmgloisoioT o) . ■ . The following article, which • •' retail distributio'n. Advertising I ' “JIM’S PUCE” I» Champagne ...... 8 7 . 0 5 ‘ makes .this ouUandlah point. rich ' customers for fear lliey'li • IbwlMerllnrlbttttMit : started running this week. 1 relates tbe advice of the 'iosc,thelr future business. [ T u e s d a y - K an il lia n N ig h t You can disrupt the billing geared to the lB-to-35-year-oId ; I -OWHERS... • Vooi provolonl & Spaah at Jauthort of a p«ûlar new book m arket.. ' ______■ âbouthowtoavoldMyingyoiir. _' «cycle by peppering the \ ^pagnolti, (All you eon oc The trained stick actually is -:-jw-8fCARoa-scofiGiHsVr I l o o t ) ...... * 1 . 7 5 . ' d e tU ., We cerUlnly don't ‘ • Otd (rl«nc!» and n«w o m > loo, • a six-inch dowel. It comes ln a ' recommend you take their , force him lo keep [lulling your - a «*• tnvlt* all lo com* out and J-: Wednesday-FF fin iily N ic h t • êxtraordinary advice, but we Iflic out 'of the system for ^ n r r L mailing lube with a small • I havo o cotd tud** mug. «• 'Finger steaks, buy onoJ lorlo regular price of .• —$3;50rget seconddinner — :thoutfilybuMilkelo8eewhai——pe^nalized-^ j handling.—Con-~ - -bookiot=callDd-"The Unofficial ..JI ^ COlbEST BEER— ~ lerfor'/S-Dricor-'--^^^ V“ r'— -" foiind his'computer by a'ddlng Trained Slick Training.- ! ' DOWN HOME PEOPIE • _ A. Tharfi..*fi.< Polyncfiian N ighl they bave to say. Just * Manual." ' * . >remember, tbe laws against a | leWyWlra boles to the card ^ • WATCH0UTF08SCH00NW »• I Morinotocito.d Boof Kabob S j g j __ __ _ fraud can send you to jail;" - t h f i w ^ with each-blilÔr— g ------Thc_spoofy-monuol-polnls— | l i e ' , 01out that the stick Is trained lo %•••••••••••••««•••! [> L' T he bcsl way lo deal wHh *SOM ocncck without returning X * ipis6re9~^lni r ,lb«t lowering slack of bills Is >the compuler card, better yet. - AT least three"ee" American new spapert Riistlet^ Hour 'fio l lo pay Ihcmi'uCcordinR lo send both the check and the : - suqiended publlcati, sus{ Two Impohant Legislative r.'.rIfrankllnnndKcnPcppcrhove your >" credllor. they say. publishing tbe strips with tbe > HHearingsi Coming tip s u t . ' one week to avoid put JOOAddlsonAvjjW j^^^ y ;«vcn Ronc as far as selling reference to tbe Rayyeharactw c) . (UPI) ^ ôrlh their philosophy in Ihc - Feb. IStli Minimiim!I Stream Flow' _____ «fr>ok-’^¥oup-€heck-l9-ln-thc ------...... ••...... M M i w M j f c M — :«all." or, "How lo Slay-;— ;; — is'Feinsrslate'W ali • Ji;cgq»y and Profitably In ^® oonsbuary^=gets=cc h o p p e d ^ ateTPial— ~ rjjebl” (Workman Publishing ByJAYGlBlAN rcaae'rs’ re pubil-nhcd in the place were v “aboul 50-&0 on the y;:p..S6.9S). Tills na][.lie the only iieariiirings tlie legislature. United Press International where wl the comic strip usually m ri atter." but most of the • !, r ; New Yorkers all. Goldman. Dooncsbury, a comic TTTIir appears. ur ' ’ __telcphoiie_ca)lcrs__lcnried,Jo1, ___ .w ilLlioiil.oiilesejilaLissi — ‘feEnmklln—and—Pcppcr-are ------wHlch^ frequently dcalit with 7 ^ ‘Wl“ d()Trri3^spccllvcly an advertising object lo the newspaper's, such controversial sub i^ s aa JectJe of humosexuailly belongs decision. (j ' _ fnliire water use AttendII InformationI Meetings_____ ^•copywrilcr.'a record producer ■DOlltlrfj, - drugs iiml gifem a;—.f.in,tlic uo ctinilr pngnt.l' said Tnm------^ ■ tîid a -tnwycr. anq-lhpy— {5 been suspended for a week by Boardman. B( editor of the for f( Universal Press, said the ^Sutionallzc Ihclr position Ihls ^ f at least three major Cleveland Cl Press. "It's nol*a series s involving M o n d a y , F e b . 16 - y a y : ninewspapers bccause of the subject su lhat con be treated In 0 homosexuality h was senl to the " f e w ” 'i;."M any companies hound Inclusion of a homo.wxu.ii flip fli] way.” newspapers ni about two weeks • lOtOOA.XM. •' SPU to poy your bjlls Quickly. character.. But1 both F:gger and Board- in Quick paymchi'of bills'Is ‘ in advance of the publication A survey by UPl showed the man. mt said. Ihey had received date (ji "bccausc we knew some fSomelhlng Ihcy'd rather M AGIC VALLE,EY W A TE R Columbu.s (Ohio)- Citizen- tliousands lbo 'of responses from editors c, might be concerned." - • ij)rcaeh ■ lhan prnclice. This Journal, the Cleveland Prcs.s readers ret about thesuspension.- "We felt it (the strip) was Jbeing the case, Ihere’s nothing INFbRM ATIONCCOMMimj and the Houston Post all Boardman I said his handled with taste and humor ■ pmorally wrong wilh treating suspended the comic strip newspaper ne« ' received nearly that could stand by itself." 1 ‘your creditors the way they written by Garry Trudeau an d ' lwo‘ twi thousand letters and • s Frances Kare! 543-6794 ■Te[IHasoii4^B46t -1 't r e a t th c irs," Salem said. Êditors. L syndicated by Unlvers.'il Pruiu lelephone teli calls alter a notice however, h( may elect not to : ■ ^ The advantage to delayed g'Syndicate In nearly -ISO advising ad readers of the ci . y . . - p a y m e n t is obvious in In- carry it. newspapers. suspension sui was printed. Egger ‘.‘But wc are nol 'really • fl'atlonary times, ihcy say; By Mumig iiBBbiH f i n H P • 111:6 I m « . vWe felt the subject matter- salH sal .ibout),GOO telephone calls . concerned ci to have only thrco - T "^ying'now and paying later, a H | N | P S:9‘ir5 wns not oppropriate for the were wc recived when his or0: four newspapers drop il." jcdnsumer can copitolke on comic page." Charles Egger. newspaper ne failed lo print Ihe - Salems added. Vciallvely low prices and poy • ediior of the Cltizen-Journal strip sir Wednesday. •; f ^ o r th e p u rch ases a fle r In- WHEN YOU LOSE SOMETHING. IT snid In a Thursday m esssgrto* Boardman 1 said lh6' letters ^ T âtio n has made their dollars PAYS TO ADVEHTISei g e t i h o — P ’Ab 'Tbng as“ybu' ptck" your t • ^rp d lt IntelUgontly, they # ' continue the gain from in- ^ • *JIutlon wlil canccl. out Ihe in- # *Tercst bile. Apply for credil ^ I ' n u(nniK E^5EE2a^ r ^wllhcompanieslhalneedyour f , k I f f h i e k M . 3 . n u n 2KH S8H - " j t i money IKe Icastl high'- 'K u a Siolume, high-markup. 'high- * i ® i ] EIT ttW ss operations that generally Pj ...... _ p d o n ’l begin dunning In'e'arncsl k ceiebrates*^* ~ ,'u n ill a fle r the debt is about.lOO I j —^Bys-tklinquonlTTôlle-flure- —*yy»^credit-ogre«mont-doesn't-— |L iWSTOM^BIBTH® •âke you liable for legal fees £ ^-irfequiredinthfrcollfctlonofthe— ll; S^bt. for reasons that shall' E rfS^*ccomcippa?m '"'f-i Among the fecommended' •; S 'SUNDAY - »"^d-bel debts are those with 1' M matihh t-Jbc Inlemal Revenue Service, k * g|U|Kfp’ I "gasoline credit cards, travel |l heiVS i&:j V • • andchlerlainmentcards h Since none of the above T ~ C r e d ito r s is In the m oney- U - ______m m W -M - > pM ding business per se. they 1 Q 'rSdhcrally- arc more eager to • ^ ---- "F'rJ —jT^settle-theirnccounts and keep -fl ■jheir customers lhan lo collect t

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' The reo?meot of the book Is ^ ' V bow to duck those - Interest v " George C. Scott . ! payments and to make those ^ f t J "L.montHs“ rycar5?^'^f ■'dunning “"j i ^ flnne Bancioft . Hindj^bui^g H ^ M ..fun. Again, tlie authors offer r — Uinath«»HnoFaUn«upport-of-thc— ^ squcamlshdcblor: ;F , J"- !'In New York, where, we ff TODAY! • .";llyc, people couldn't carc less ' ’ O r someone were being mur- = .-eJi'i:;ln:order. The authors suggest k r ™ T s ] you always separate your . If; i l ; :?T8cbts from your assets by not 1 £ J Mon. Tuees. W ed. \ N o. 2 |f v o u L I K E P ^ ^ ^ I |;,'toving at the bank where you V L.'j;'havc your.Mosler Charge or- t . . . ■ *'agC H ««SB v c x n i i j o v E SrtiiaiM fouJiuif^i-Ll h^NKDcttttous names on- -your b * - - - '• 't n a r V 'r ^ ‘putting 'yoHr funds -into— Va ytr'anonymous Lebanese bank. W g g s i o z z : ■rfiWccounts (since -that's - not— jS Vj^erm llted' ln^wllzerl(tnd ^ a n y m o r e ) ; Ita ls o h e lp s If. yo u r.-— E A' B 'W I k Ui B S R ' t ^ (:9 . Iw m e, outo and o th e r m a jo r ' I f /■fctiimsorejn trust, ’ ^ IIE.DMNKI . S;BJiThey‘'7econrmend In- W Sp^rporatlng yourself or doing ’ 'U M kialncss in another name, both IT ;ki) p ied A ki^fcen S ' :B5if wUch make you sound like o U ■ . {VTKTriTB {^^rnpahV.'^^n»i,ahlndiv)dui}l.... ^ Mftla-'bclualljnwill make Jt ..y o m m A V E . " M P ^ le r for. you to get'credlt, K [a afpcffcnedllnaJcctlggji!^^ E . better risks than

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w ■ / ' _ ^ - 7 ...... — ------: heiress ■ Sunday. February t5,J97670 ^ rimoi-Ncwa.TwmFalHr-tOnho -7 W eed piisjshe^Jbook,. I testifies Jfor self T relationsh]llip OVCT ; --.,<_SAN FRANCISCO (UPl)' -— Steven Weed, oncc Patricia . SAN FRANCISCO (UPIl -- • her fiancc istcvcn Weed, and ilearsl's. fiance, says he doidoutjls his relallonship witli the . .'< Wilh lears streaking her face.u. th e first da ysofhercaptivlly^ . • ncwspapcrholrcsscverwlllbeniK renew ed, . , Patricia Hearst sliakliy lold a S he said slic w as taking a full W c ^ , speaking to ncM-smcncn IFriday in promotfon of a book, . •' JuryrErlday=6liC: wau-draggod-.-id— io a d —o f —c l a s s e s - ^ t- t h c . - — abourhtrassoclnnonTA'iili Misjri • from h e r home,'l(Kkcd In a hot,t, Univ'crslly, of California v.1th isriicnrstrs.iidr'irthfhbbki;j«)iis------____anv-iulurcjontacl with P.ittv. ll Uny4JoMUand-mislrvHledi»nd-id— nrt*-hi3lory-«s-tic r e mphasis:------^.,11 pr"h,ili|;^ wQllldillt have.worked.'____ out anyw ay." Uireatened with dealh by'' te rm ed Wecd'a .iction-^------\ Taking llie stand in her ownn for three months and slie had ‘.'irrespoasiiiic" and pnmiptlyly e( lim inated him .is Uie opening | defense, the 2J-year-oldd starting picking out her "cliina witness. • newspaper heiress speiil two0 and crysLnl- with her mother, Ho dcscriijcd Miss Ilearst asIS a.I.n apoiiticai rebel who.iulfered ho u rs telling .tlic chlllinf{ storyy She said • she visited licr ' "direct coercion" wlien memt>crilxu-H-Of tlie Svm hlonesc Libcr.itfon of her kidnaping and her (Irstit parents in Hlilsborouglt almut - i v A rm y broke into lhc couple's BerkeleyBer: apartm ent, . ‘ few days in the hands of.lhec oncc a week, Sym bionese Lilxiration Army, "Did you belong to any She said . SLA cliieftainn .pollllcal organizations of anv Donald DcFreeze constantlyy kind?" asked Baiiey. Ihreatened her with dealh,I, "N o." gr Press conferirence pinched her breasls andd ___ When she was attending__ ^ DOWNTOWIm KHCHUM I "privale parHT' when she didd Menlo College. Miss Hearst1 STEVEN WEEEED .' w ho w as wlU) P a tric ia . somethlnp that displeascd.her•r said, she attended , cla.sses\ Hearst Uw night[ht she was kidnaped by the COMMERCIAn■SPACE FOR R tm . caplors. and said she would be■c during aitudent slrike, Symbionese. UbeIberatlon Army, Is pictured Ground flooo o i" 4,200 sq. It. . handed from the celilnf; If .shee Bailey moved lo the nighl uff - _ durin g p re ss confimferencc al Uic Mark Hopkins ___ made any noise______------Feb, 4,-187-1, and th e Invasion> " - ' ■ Hold In San Frarranclsfo, Friday. Weed said he • Second Floor, 4 roomroi suttOr900 sq. ft. ~ Tlic jury of seven womenn of her Berkeley apartment byy believes Utcre 1^«flo-ÂPEB :bcJreas Patricia Hearst - duction and abuse. • screamed; and slie grabbed reeelvis a hopingng hand fh)m a D eputy .U.S. She will return to the stand1 mc and put a pistol in my faceI Hearsts get ManhsI usheanirrives at (be.Federal Building, Tuesday morning ‘when lhce aiid told m c to be quiet." • San Francisco. Thehe object protruding from the . trial resumes. On Monday, thee She said slic was shoved toI - .ûltimatum- m arshal's sleeve Is p a rt of h is com m im lcatlons jury will visit a house and ann Uic floor and H arris stra d d led * | T ® r ^ g I equipment. (UPl)I • ' ■ it. her and tied her hands behind apartment where Miss Hearst. ! " SAN FIlANtlSCO IUPIl - n her. then blindfolded and /"was held captlvc and the San . T he San Sim eon bom bers have — FranclMobankKhc-IS'Chargcd-d— gaggcd;hop.-Mlss.Hcarst said , given Patricia Hearst's she heard Weed screaming S p e c i a l • withrobblng. ;; p a re n ts a 4B-liour ultim atum to c and some' gunfire, then the Patty% casise k n o w n Defense altorncy F, Lec ' pay $2.')0,000 to the defense ' Bailey startled lhc courtroomn kidnapers dragged her from fund of two Jailed Symbionese when hc called Miss Hearst asIS Iheapartmcril, L iberation Arm y m em bers, t B ig Ma« — his-sixUi witncss-jusl-an-hour-'ir ------•.:Do you liavo a rccollection— r TIiFNcw'Wdrld-Llbcrallon' ___taLjiir_y; bei;fore trial— Oder opening his case. Thee o s lo w hether you w crc.carricd ' Fronl said in messages lo the: A Hearty “Thank Ybu”” Ifrom McDonald’s* prosecution • rested "Friday'y. oul or pushed oul, or how you news m edia F rid a y th a t. If Uic ©N.Y.TimesNsNewsScrvlce after presenting 32 witnesses,s. got th e re ? " asked Bailey. ’ I------denMnd-lfr-lgnofedr4l»«fe-wllt-I— ------:------a movie of lh(> holdup and a0 "J Know wfieh l w as oulsice l . be renewed acls of terrorism. Need More CoupbniOM? McWinlcr Spec th a t m ost of tîc people sclcclcd fofor Ihe P a tric io H earsi Jury had ta p e recorded confession. was standing up ,.. and 1 was ^ .Randolph A., Hearst, Why not make your ow> extensive knowledge, througli ncw& nc accounls. of Incidents In M iss H ea rsi, w earing a g rayy screaming, and then 1 was • ’ Fcci («eo to iraco ifiistTnn.- o> This coupon- ’ prcsidenl of the Saa Francisco volvlng the defendanl. from her kikidnapping two years ago to her pantsuit ,ond pink blouse, strucklnthefacc," J u ic a copy mner»*nc. Ondraw entitles the bearer Examiner^ and his' wife,, onuononeoIOu'nspKin: arrest last September. started her testimony in a softt Ballcy asked her where and Catherine, declined commcnt even a fTifllChbOOk CO^Ctv e r Two Big Mac yjH cTO n»cr8||;;.| , M any bf those finally seleclcd in lhc exam ination by tlic judge voicc. keeping h e r com posure,. M iss H earst pointed to h e r left WeliaccepianyroaionaDnjbie ” qn Ihc demand, Bul sliorUy were even able (o;quotc lhc SiO.Od,000 amount reportedly taken in bul she became shaky aflerr chcck,,Slic said she tliouglit Ihe (ac»«miie Ol me couponon At for only S 1 .2 9 • ' after Thursday's bombing at ' j the H lbem la B ank robbcr>'for whirhicliM issIlearstisontrial. " half an'hour. Her voicc3 blow could have come from a me rigni until me close, working aay Feb 29 n a ld 'f In Nompa. Bolso. Twin Falls,. H . on the f jve days lhal individual - faltered and she was almostt gun butt. Later she said the 29. G oM 'onry s i McDonald } Tlie news media were barred ot Luis Obispo Ihey lalwlcd lhc 1976 ' , • ______Poeaialio ar^d Idaho FallFall^f(o^»Dir«jrFo^9JW ; irs look place. T his cam e nboUt • linablc lo ro on asshc lold alwut.,t Injury ‘•really slarted bur- » questioning of prospeclivo Jurors terrorists ••a .bunch of • DcFreczc closing tho closett‘ ning" and .was sore (or four t afler tlie defense and prosccullonon agreed lhal news accounts of m a n iac s." ' .llic e: door on her bccause “ 1 wasn'tt w«ks afterward, ; questioned. giving the riglil answers'lb his I Judge Oliver J. Carter allowcived Miss nearsl's parent.s and questions." ; slstcrtoremainduringthcquestictioning. •— -S.hc/itammercd and began1 ' Tlie questioning of lhc first proirospective jurors took as long as crylnR when Bailey askedd i ' l ' ' ' alwut the ••pinching" of her 45 minutes each. b re a s ts and •’p riv ate p a rts " by Most of the suggestion.^ by tlthe defenHe centered un whnt V DcFrceze ofter slic made her Q ^ U U o :ft a n k LB l lh£K x opinions the prospecllve juror hhj a d h e a rd alw u t Mls.s Flearst'.s first tape recorded message to— . gulltorlnhocence.Atoncpoinl.il, liiedcfcn.se rcquc.sled llie nnme her parents while Ihc SLA ____-^ o tth c -p c rso n who liad o f f c ^ llic.iic.opIntons..TliCLjMd};e denied tlie 'leader, w-carlnR a'-mask and— ’.‘ w ju e rt,'* " • - • carrying a flashliît, sat wilh I Tlie pratecutjon .wanted to know kr If lhc prospcctfvc Juror licr'in a closet and lold her MM- believed tlial It was possible foror someone who hod been kid- rg T a liw w h a t lo say. napped to willfully Join one's kidnitnaoD crs in robblnii a bank, M iss H earst-said h c rc a p fo rs ■ By the sccond day, the questistions. began to fall Into tliesc said her kidnaping was one of categories: five staged simultaneously — What'dld tlic person knowI aabout'Miss Hearsi from ncw^ across the nation os thcstart of PE N ’S DfHESS & CAISUALSHOJES | j a ' revolution In th e UnKedI . ma i m accounts? _î______. — W lial discussions hod the pers; r ^ l i a d about'M iss He.Trst?' States and lhat iis immediate - — Did tlic person understand(Id Hint llic defendanl h:id Ihe goal was the freeing of two' Values t i ______prcsumpllon.ot-lnnocmcc._and,id could lie o r slie bo fair In Sl,^ members chargcd wilh _ reachtngaverdlct? - Uie murder of Oakland School Superintcndcnl-JHarcus . C a rte r on th e flrsl d a y said th airOielohg t i aiTddotallcdnaturo of— , wtli-BidPK-tlio-m axtm um nf, In-_____ F o ster. B a llc y led hor ar*-*'* *~*~»T*?fcr»-irw~ir *n fnrm nUnn nn w hlrti llipv cnuld c lia chronologically througli her rip t of th e questioning woiilcljx.' •- — C a rte r had sa id th a l a tran a crit . life priorto her kidnoplng, lic r^ c o t ------, . : JuîfXfr>i^7Cho6¥oierffonT==^^^=^--^?~M co's't." T h u rsd ay , liie New Y»j;k ' ^ U = O n e Group ol ' m a d e available to Uie press " a t cc al)duclion from an apartment mes and The San Franclsxo I A White, Brown o r Bei Times, The U s Angeles Time slie shared in Berkeley with . : Examlncrsharedthc$508.e0coslcilofonetranscrlpl. : B WOMEN'N’S SANDAlL o Reg. to n6.00.l ' . ' . 1 - '**************************** '*-**‘* *'* * * *'*"* * *‘*”*“ 1^11 , MEN'SI'S DRESS & CASUALd * ’ IGTOm BJTEAYyspeeialiB: • W(VOMEN'S HOUSES: SLIPPERS R ^ SIm o E S ------5 - B y D o n I oIel.Green____l l ____i I mmm FombuSvriarifame brands —r Reg. to,$39.95 $ ■ * andSlou)ux Mox. * $^22-^Regr^to!»-^10^^.-.-.-N 0Wg - a m t e s ****** *'* ******************' 1 * * ~ ^ l ’ j g v REPEAAIOFA n __ -^-_R ftgukir_■SLa3— ^ m [B ioiiIMLSHOE— DOT-F;Dr-^>t- » _ Regularir to $60.00 : □ GHERI BOOTSALE RY K Irn 'M ANDBi ByRy Redwing______* / '.AIL NOWw fO M i Y ...... g i H CREAi Oxfords and 6" shoes. 8"and 10" ' W en's, n 's women's and M l. 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May 1 2S.;Those states have' th e se cretary ;0f sla le to list ■.'consistently ■; said hc is not a ’ presidential pHmAi? election, - • The other Democrats listed adopted i O re g o n 's' meUiod of Uiosc candidates who- arc • ■ candidate and will not bccomc IH llH H li ■ Secretary of State_Clay Mye« bby M yers a re Seri. Birch Bayh,- determining 1 ,which candidates ., '‘generolly advb’cotcd or'■ a candidate. Humphrey^ the ~ "TnnounccffSaluHay'.’' ' ^ --T):rn-a:rfonire-r"GcoiW"Goi^—appcaron-the j banofandrHKc”— rec6 gnizeit-;;ln-th{j-3iatloiraf—TZZlSCSnxWffdmfc^dCTtSi— ■ • Jimmy Carter; Sen. Frank Oregon; ( dd.nof'perm inan- news medio thrbughoiit the__jjonilnec^'Jia«- ' . Indicatcd-he— ^ I Rtw»nijru. Ofciw n law docs not C Church. D-ldabo: former Sen. . . ,n!mttyfiJi«lLDBmcs, ( ’ U nile d S ta tc s.’’— -'wnnlfl flpcopt-Q.-convention------allow for tii^ filing of- _JFfcd-Harris, F -IM)kla:7- S«i. - ' : The common date and ballot ' T h e ^ c s l - H a rris - poll, . , d ra ft.-v -; - :...... ^ . . ■'slatemehls. ■.disavowing can*—~ H 11 c n r y J a c ^ n , D-W ash.; R e p ., list 1 Is cxpMted to provide thc ' •■■_dldocy_Kcnncông those candidates not ■WASHINGTON-Thcsharp • CO ne' b lg reaso n why. som e |i listed by Myers were Sargent ____ d& r o p in u n e m p lo y m e n t offIofficials are now more hopeful ' g Shrivcr and __Pennsylvania 100% NY!/LON PILE reglstwcairTJanu'oiyniuVbo ^bc Oov. Milton Shapp,. SciT 24x42— ------for the year as a whole45 the •' n a harbinger of more good Robel-t B yrd. D-W. Va.. alj strong momentum lhat the ^ Reg. ^ $ 0 9 r declinesd( to comc. stn dpclared candidates, and A PENNY port cahl, bulbut 68 years late! Lome . Indeed, some top-level- cconomy seems to be $ 6 . 9 5 ...... ------O a f iio r s T e tlr e d f a n nenjrtlils~upper e r Thumb ■WushTngIoir~econorhTsls~rtoW‘— ^ ger community, Elktoo, Mich.,:b., received a post card ■ ththinl( that lhe President's 36x54 ten day^ a ^ , bearing anm original postmark of jo b le ss projections for 1976, os C Reg. ^ ______Jan^8.J908.J1ie.bumeroTous-type-plcture-post— :------contained« in his budget and his—_Slain_actO —^ E ita:aken-home-— '$12;95Tr.T...... card was sent, 'unslgnecned.'ftttm Chicago to c’..changc in thv- truditlonal ^ oncc-discouraged job-scckcrs- ' Names of Hose orrcsti^ were nol Im m ediately available. T)>c - back i,_ Mntq. the imarkct -to 'college-bound student, - ,35.,;5-foot ^ r lm p traw le r “ Elscopcsca ill'ir ’wasboardedlnthcGulf --7»The--A0T- said tlie study augment tlie natural growth ot itream 46 miles cast of Fort Plereireîortly after mldniglit th e la b o r force th a t stem s from , found the score dcclinc varied . £ q> iaturday. increases In the population. A .',':«ctordlng .to nubjcct matter. It n was scarchcd.and seized and itsIs nine1 crcwmcn taken into . *^ and sex, Is national in scope . sudden Influx could lift lhe :ustody. T hc vessel w as cn ro u te to M iam i wiUi a Coast G uard , unemployment rote In',any i—and.apparcnUyJ5jiot-simply.a— p-j,irire-^crew^-aboardrun^r cscort-of.jf.the.CoasLCuard cutler.. . • , i s month '^ perhaps pnly. temr-.:: S i i i i i /voufdutTlvc In Miami early Sunday. scseekers increase In number * J k Filer at FiFillmore F / A Twin1 Falls.I . T i t p iifflAS IG. •' - t . ' . ) ■ ■ VE FEATURE I H O i «i l ^ \ p ! 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.m. m a t le s . Featured entertainment this' “ year will be "Uic Rondcvoos” . boibond. D r. L. V. Ruebcl will I ^ HYDRAUUC again serve as master of ccrcmpnies and has been seen t [’ /practicing 'his new line of ’ stories sto for thisyear. Chamber members, wilt CRISAFULII Pom'O i p » J N IIECTBIC ■; < ■' . a s s r«ic assist George Vanhooier and . wllh pump mosMt, i r a to 24^000 GPM ) CliuckC li Ireton prepare the (ood In uM Worid-Wktol ^ for the event at Wood ,Cafe anything that flowWf or C~ ^ Sunday afternoon. can be mode io flow.(l( TROUBLE-i=REE ' ______J. This year’s menu includcs.6S;_- ..twinv^ivai — pounds of meat and clfei^; « ’ praie. PTO. tflolntf *na' , “ r ...... “ rTEE THEM TOD•DAY " S SwffM model* tor »ll rwr«l. r;/'s:«R n|^^^^B loaves of bread, fi gallons of urMn fnd IMuttduttfiti f>M 50 South' lO a y lo n Toier^ls In c h arg e of u ie bcverag<», C. E . ■•PaV‘‘ "’ ------VrMlloNorth-flf% ^ - ^ W S m i W ZL CCruchiey, n chairs, and Al Lee, IRTG JJION *^^OPPtYTINC:, Rupert Country^^fc ----- sound and entertainment:. ■:'.•■ ' VWorking wilh the commillee ^^^RUPM TJDAHO^ ___;;. j: Isis chamber director Chuck ■• ...... ^■‘ ••-■■■•' >■••■ • • ' MM a a r s h ^ ___ Baby enjoys wwarninest

THE rest ofusmm ay b^«h lv erin g bu t th is baby kaagsi g a r ^ t S r ^ f l e l d Zoo In . i- r s88VEBT0m s A i i M m A L - i ^ ______llHnots knows onijiIywariDth.Mjl-«nJoy8.aJreftj1^teJnJn the.pudi>.lt8.molher.______Hbppy.'.Zoo officiallals think the baby Is about 4 monthiths old but doh't know yet ------:------1------wblch scxJl Is jn icbcyjpld : lLwUUt«iLWLQLIUjnoihec:sds.cnypn>l?clionJn.fl.fett.______I______days. (UPI)

FactorytoVbu fiw DiD el e « w f y JENSEN'S ■ _ ■______i SA I L E l l i i g OUR FACTOR5R Y H A S . : ^ mm A C C U M U L AiiT T E D ^ L A R G E “^ STOCK OF MlWIS-MATCHEI>;^i c o v e r b o x ;; i m DM '* » ___f. m. SPRINGS & liEs m a t t r e s s e:s ; t o p q l )a l i t ^ MONDAY, FFEB. U - V DA\Y pN L Y i i ISCk JJ v ^ ^ BEDS AT FAN.N T A S T IC SAVINGS. ALU L B E D S ■ - -Ear PIarclna r~. - . I -j^ ’l^FULL^ GUAR/itANTEEDI 'g _ - PIERCED Spreciol"' ' ■ » i J r a r Famous name EARRINGS PIERCING brands U K ft gold filled ALL SIZES INJ STOCK ? select group Enflrestock STUDS ' ' 7 © MECD. FIRM & X-FIFIRMAVAILAI\BLE H i ^ Price V im ------p U Y r I ! ------# SiMMiEHIPj

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5 s to r s o ts R*fi. t N o. 6 0 0 Sot ' X-FIrm 25 J$ 9 1 1 0 0 - t h e lLARGEST SELLING _ _ Firm 1S yr...... 'Gudforiloo . .. Sflvo 4S.00 ‘ G u o ra n le e Sovo $ 1 2 6 .0 0 o o - £ I h r ” — S IZ EE BED I IN AM ERICA - W k - - ^ Reg. $ 3 4 9 .0 0 ...... — i ^ ^f~Sot ...... • Flrm-lOVr. SISV.OO • ^ ^ 3 1 ” ' ' ^ t s ■ . N o. 5 0 0 S ets ; j M / n Guarantee ... Save 28.00 .0 0 H I I .> • _ _ W $ 5ESSSS” M ,______FIrm .15.Y r______\ 5 s ta r S e ts G u a r a n t e e S av e $ 5 1 .0 0 n REg. $ 2 4 9 .0 0 ...... ■|' ‘'t;".-r^L •■ lA f M o je s tic S e ts R*g. tfnm X-Flrm25j Firm-1 Syr. |I2».0010 fU IW Guorontee — -Guoran»ee-r^,-^weJ2J)arOQ J I . - _ Save$66.0£ . u ™ W -^TRUNMilk E 4 i E D - ^ — No. 300 Sel xm P f f c i \ .______.' Med-Quittod Covor ffi.do w ^ m Save 2 8 . 0 0 . . . . ^ ...... - —rutirsi»ZE— : HOTEL MOTEL Sol* “ i,;^ Med-Firm-Heavy cover Slot.n o ^ b o Q I O O . *AAai

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S OAMRBAGE ]p mE . M S I FQSAL 111 H U iW *20-Ycarcocoiioaion ■ ■ .WITHIi TTHIS COUPON. H ![.•'; H S f l prOIOCliOn. > ' ' W W W • 3-Ycdr panlatis gijQQnlcc. . A ^ s p ' £ % ' • Quick;jrt Mount. ' 9 V J % > ' • PalcnrcdI HushHi ^ . ■ '■ I r r - r n f CosWon Susponsion.Su ■ ^a * * OFF I ,,*» r i-tf •P ate n tedifln:;.|anj' o r ______Tpenerj::------nmamsay^^^^vasnna —^ Ji—i *'siM U nd------jy... H -■ -■ ■ m i A 1 : . ' W S n K i n f t n0n-C0rf05io?ivopait$ a II Q lu n III] cy count. . |L H A I I w l l l i ■I b?^qooo .~ ;pcwor rnoto*. ■iiii'irin'i,'/;^ ^^mx'ss0-SOPPlY# ^------i-}— Cdorai tflM ™i UI.-fHr!I !I------“ 30J MAJNjAVEryrw . ■ ^■^■TOItfFAl^ f p[H

W e're Out of the Trailero r . . . a n d In O ur NEW S • “ijquitsii»^8Necklaqe::^^ Coupe)on Worth___ -fisLj FOR THE COLD AAND FLU SEASON .., , ' 1;!^ ::|L:l«His!iLSIielLiao^k e r s ...... 3| For rapid relief of m inor Mr • Rings (Toniiiiiise;a) * 3 CHLORASEPTIC.■ ■ ■ sorolhroat.at If^' _i;a_*-Brac8ieb:(IiiniiKluoise)------.Q ff-p n r _ $ | 2 2 ------_ nrcliasrltice^---- M- 5 ozrSpfoyrRegr‘1^]i7 :l7 -7 iiziziizr ^ I^^CHECK OLIOR BICENIENNIAL-NE(EGKHCE^S!-— f Lozenges,J8's, Reg>g. »1.08_. ------’.^85;- I -..-

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^ 1 WMHiH^foW %S \ BIRTHDAY SPE•EOAU ' EMERSON SMOKE[E DETECTORS | | Adds tolaty .and p*ac»:• of mtnd by pro* 1^ . ' vldlngtariy warning InI c«cdio of flro. A loud ■ i r a ~ raucous horn signal aUilUrts occuponts be* ^ 1 < : HOT CHERRY PIPIES I for* ,tmok« concontratloitioRi rooch 0 dan- | • .• gtroui l«v«l. Eoiy Intntfollatlon — |uit * F | REG. 30* >y^ plug it in. . ; : . 1 5 V § I — > 1 9 f\ McDOiUU r I - 305 Blue Lok»st BllBlvd. North : ■ 1 / KIMBERLY RD. A T \\M ' •AY&PACKIV' EASTLAND DRIVE r 5 n a id s TW IN FALLS g l.j I . Wo flo it a l lf fo ot r y o i i ! ij C '; ; •: ' ^ . Offorgood tliru Sot. 2^2-21-76 t ' iip iXLi:L$!f5H^ : ' -, r ONE DAY ONLY! i ll I tnriiCHOPPiNNG ...p £5=M©NDA¥=FE1BRDTffiV 16 -PRICESFOR- OFF ANY ------Ie r tSHINGTON^IRTHD}0AY“ i r 4 : = n W H v Dresssses — Form als — Blou:ouses l ^ j FABRIC ";'i | j / j ' Pantsuits & Pants . INSTOCK f^ fExcludlng'S^fllie Itom s) ¥%- " M k wmiTMitcoilO U P O N Tie’s If ; I SEW&SSAVE I OFF i S i r i ViiVn 36 Moln Avo. N. ® . ■ - .LSAlES.FINAL_=_NOJAYilYAWAYS ■*• H FABRIC SISHOP_ ,,r ______L J - A u - J —Twin-Folir— ||gj|-— — PB__ 106 Main A v o .N .^• ^ T w in F a l ls ‘I; ' ■

lartiuuutiUuurafllQ^ p B I PETERS*ENFURNTITX jREl|| p^eterS nI FURNITLu R E : |: r S r *, Do'lowhtown. Twin Folli . Downtow3wh, Twin Falls T mlecTrir~~ T“ es— H p l l ^ - S . . , < 1 andl , HOSPI MTilSSSSETS v:j> f i ITAL BED i Reg. 3f89.50 ^ a i l * 1 0 9 ^ 0 ill BACK.' ■' ^ V} i IJSPECIAL..;..i l r ^ 0 1 SCRUBBER P l i |_SPIPECjAL .... ^ 4 8 ^ ‘^yi Anricrllenlvitylo Fr Ip ljjj «pptyyour f«vDiii» '. • . L:d|j - M pio your body tnd [r;j| ■ i«ubi^laihor«Jiowtr. _ [rS vj___ Thi»«cin«t'»bk»f__ __ ', /.. tofflwwliiiS81i r i ] (lh«frti«lllK«t«i'td . ; / L ?j I toitKhptt(««)ni*lin«_ I SPECIAU-.--1— hgpW ITHTHISCOUPO^^^ l UPRIGHT >EFERSENrPURINliTlj - I - 211 cu. FT. u I f c Downtowiwn, Twin Falls . ■,.i ' ‘ 'r-OR- i 26CU.FT.CHHESTTYP^ X l * f ? ^ O F I U mmPlus Tront. ' wQ TNEmSUlMORTIJ THE © 8 : O e c o r a t oo r P illo w s Z6R I , !IEW “HE-«MI|” - Regularlirly to 17.95 I mmPlustrant. . s. ^VE MOO ^ j ■'IS "■ ' fatoooD.THtu.a/.n>7t MHOIUPI OUR 6t«M*JNAVB.N. ife i W Y | | =« H n Y « W A I I D ^-^TWIN PAIU-'-^— Jfe — S :h o ic e . ... . 7

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i COBTE?; Colo. (UPl) - DlpthcIherla has killed “Ourofficololdold t^ e health depflrtmen_t {(.could ilw o grandchildren of Ihc Rev. JohohnCarver. but , legally requireI thcth immuniiatlans,’.’ an Attorney.. okesman said. "The . health , ~-bf all 6chodl-age children in Mon- Trouser w olsfSt andor length altorotlons Proo. hargo for othor ollorotions. IN4PR1CIICE GROUPS 1 *" Thc liHmunlzalions wore onletiered by thc : lezuma County uur nder provisions of a law which Nominal charj Sizair 1-39R. 5U(;UOR, 2-4 1 R .3 -4 2 R , . M ^.health deparlmenl ihis week afler.er.a 3-ycnr-old ' • allows the slateI loIc supcrccdc religious bclicfs'lf 3 Most Eipensi™ U.S. 10-44R, SaOSh.. Mh O L . MU. I ^ L - • -JJ ;^boy died of Ihc disease Qjid liis5 Itwo b ro lh c rs . there Is "d a n g er ro o fa n c p ld e m lc ." .. FINESUITS Twerc hospllolized. Church offlcIiIclals at' first . Dreyfus said 2,000_pcrsons2,i in Ihe Cortez and R*g. $250 and S23S 1176 a FlHSi FaoK Bral , agreed to let Ihe children reccivi!ivc the shols, Mancos SchoolII Districts had received Im- t-4M , M J l, 1-431...... - M 3 . SPORTCOATS ------swhlch-wcre to-have bcRun Thursdisday. bul later. miinlzations Wediednesday nnd school children'In -13 Kosl Faoins Braoil. . changed th e ir minds. ______D olores also recclcclved shots.______^______' iittBiosra...... ~ ^------MEN'S-SUITS------f i f e ------t - f n m r W -- — Wooli«ndpotytil*f/woo!t^B 3-39R. 3-40R. 3-41R. 3-42R, 2-. 1-431. R*g.$145 to J I B S .... 4'® SPOr COATS ^ Sn.SWtaSH ...... I ■ Woman describes«j addventure ------HFwonsBmil Men’s— - ' “ 4 HadsMB FaiDcsfffaS s i!------; CHICAtiOCUPll-AFarso. 'I’by Leo Sprinkle of thc ■^am 'i .-.stripped naked and oil DRESS SUITS 5 N.D., woman claims .she and ^ IUnlvcrsilyofWyoming. Fparts of the body I.4 IR. 3-40R. 3-42R, 2-43R. I- 076 » COATS —fi twb, others were alxJucled.by Mrs, Larson said they were exomlned_...cvcn c bur heads MISh, M6Sh. |.3«h. 1-39R L M . _ _ M 4 l , 3^n'r-l-40l. R«9. $110$1101# *130 ...... ; $49 .—B an aIJcn crraluro Jastviugusl 'idrJvJngon a MgiiwiyrwmlJos' r -werc -v 'cvxsned-iuid aJJ-pans o r - ■^CT!nd“ dlsscctcd like frogs;“-the“—-west—of^FargarTvhen-fhcy— \ -w o r-bralns—looked~atrr:wtf=^r r ^ 7 FaiiiMs Braflil Fashl0n - - : C director of Ihe Center for JiFO heard t a loud noise nnd saw "a wercdlssecled » llkcfrongs.” MEN'S SUITS SPOrcOATS P Studies says. — s e rie s of 8 to 10 glowing, round Hynek said the doubler felt - Gr«ot fabric* and modali. E Thc woman's descriptions of objects o lined up-ln thc-sky, --H. like sh e wasi^'iofl stra n d ed in a ...... 3-40R, 1-43R.‘ 1-401:1-4317 t-i |Sthe crcalurc and the ddescending toward Earth.” field. fl She lost track of what R *g.S B S to$9S...... S P a -.-,-;,., - spacecraft were translated Frightened, she stopped the hhad happcned to fhe o th e rs.’'. TSjisaUoiallrPrlailFaiiintmmsBrand in g Into sketches hy a television car. c After thc objccis disap , The boyfriend wns noi DRESS AND SPOR m weatherman. John Coleman of peared. p she drove to a nearby hhypnotized and declined to be I^ IR . ]44Sh. 1-431.3-44L. 1- gre s j i t i ...... -? WLS-TV, for a serl6son UFO's service s station and discovered Itidentified. I R»g.$75andi79.<5 ,,^29 - g -b y th c A B C a f fn ia tc :------^—-It-wua-an-hour-iiiler-thnn-she ll ------a • "She claims lo have'been tlth o u g h t.' ■ g 'a b " d u c lc d ;" “ '6 a id “ J r “ AllciJ'------U n d e r h'y pn oisTsl M" rls. — W i n n e r s — I ■ 39r»onBriBntd Km 'S 43P HHosI Fombs M ^Hynck, a Northwestern I.I^^rson said a crcalurc “with HANSEN - ,.M rs . Earl JnJIc 1D5FMOis6nal :-^4Jjaiexj5.i^_nALJLojL^^ _clasllc.bandagcs fotaJicad JC ___ was hlfih »corc winner nl (ht Jolly ______Stnrt Slee ~:2'Prr)ochIirCTUir'ni'iS;IItfiOVi'(i:—------jlw - f riitfa ltw - ^ i-S lm i -©lastto-bamfafjes-orouiHMlH -----■fitsdoycvcnlnffiil^ llichoAioorM?r;— ' S M rs. S andy t^nrson, 32, said hhead" subjcclcd her ond her W.. w Anderson. Kimberly. I T S ^ — SPflR^SS rts- ^ = = orrE S S ^ I M = ^ > I . S sh e . h e r d a u g h te r Ja ck ie . 15. daughter’s d boyfriend to "a Mrs. Gordon IIIII and Mrs. Cloe 1 -1/ 5-1W.2-15. l5-S.32-«,m, t' ; and Jackie's boyfriend were' ccom plele m edical Wccch wcfcMcond and third. ■ J5-XI. ^ ^$776 sill I. a.. N0W/2PHCE. KO . • gUiken aboard a UFO, which ' — . fc(.siD t#jn....;j $476 .■ tef.JHairf$tt...... / ' ■> la n d e d n e a r T a rg o ta sl Aug. 26 I »5.00to’8.50 KiGif,... Mond were given a complcio I “* medical exnminalion. Hynek . sa id . . 1 43itelFaBmBr«Inal lost Stem OieOBeBlitmvoflkst ■ ‘Br CEORGE I II ObIt Fnoos ta Viiicl Loot Sle Patttraad:odSolld . . . f mMBS t B m i Start s u m ■ JJ . Hynek was present lasl I PolTKlerlUltPitUn Froal Pitionth£ In Fargo when Mrs. ? e've got som e | B lerson was hypnotized and | ,Tc DRESS SHIRTSSI . SPOI'ORT SHIRTS I Sizes 2llllVi-M.— SlS im S .N.L. XL. ■ g questioned aljout thc Incidcnl j ireat values” j SPORT SHIRT5UO . - MV^-32ta Ml. - — ■ ■' Sl » w ,3 -n .. m . j a ...... rStudents { f...Jf S..,. VEGETABLE & | 4 Fam oui Brond ■ : selected { aOWER SEEDS 12 Oil; Bit n d Tall 100% WoolI HerrifHui h ly 2S KitIobs Fj m YMCMaFianOurLiigiSAcSeA * .Ulg.UitK'&N'Mtli . . _ ^ . _ SWEATERS ) COATS & lACKETS - S m M.-bD. iv.-ttf, U. ts.-tia. Lm k m .: - SWEMIK .a iiw i n j n '. i / feCohnic Smilh arc serving'oh tin. T(iiii h. ijr.-ui, mt r « t t iv.-tiii,r.-ui, iiBM Iti cran leck. V^Bdi, mt 1 / . S im I - s . U * ' I l iS B H B R f i M I 3“ to ’42” ; !5 Miss Byrne, daughter of Mr. / Mfg..Lkt|2.97ucft H «4“to»r. : &and Mrs.. Charles Oyhie. Twin . a ...... : » 1 ; SFalls, Is. student senale Srepr^ntfillve for her dor- / , hmltory. She is a sophomore l I § * 1 . 8 8 ^ | SmaJorinK In pre-law. ' \ LADIES' Bit 6roip of Sedtrlleldi 49Pn.olMa'sPolieolmUt : g Smutny. son of Mr. and Mrs. ' m m RNPANTS------,, T r o rc r------^ '•serving as senale resldcnllal . — DENIM-JEANS-LS^»ERN:Pfl ------M ttna-Utt'k ------fM N S 'f im d ------a ------r^rcprcseniattvc. Hc is a”" ” III. Ul rtvB. bt- s t u wi uiSk.I I1 nT l UM Oress style. Stzts 29 • WESTERNNBtOUSES------: fcsophom orehonorsludgnl.______I0WSTHS...1 I — good caloft.______^ ______g Miss Smith, daughter of Mr, ilAV-MOiRDRUG 1 9 511.15 a am ... ,e N4HE.iaA»=EE=DGB(W ^W M==== h -TTv2/3ltfl^ - ^ o lls .- ^ s c r v c s - on • the- ASCI-^-^ ^ r A C K S : , gArbltrallon Board. She is a jlW IN F/ ______V atstsbsbatBA IiK H m tv.vfm '.. uc. , jjscnior majoring In blologi’. ___ J j .. - urmtBf.(tar.WMlkMsaBiltatfVBBl.':;-' I Dress .39 Ilea's QbicaaaBiOttoOiiftn ai BREfi.$12JIOTO$35ilO , ■ 4^532222222^SE222222222Z: ...... B'liEroapd.FiBiooj.Bra«il_. . BOYS’ PANTS & JEANEflNS JACKElETS WORKSSHIRTS. 55W price" BtnlviBdHiskTSIzn.IS. RavjaatfBroin, lOti19 to IS. Slus 14Vi, IS, 16^ ^ GeorggeSays *6"“ to * 17” f - " 7 ^476 Jih Fr— U natjLA jf rofleni*’-' ____ J|-CHOPDOWNN4HE PRICES— ------S'l illarTTT-. PRPRICE-^[bo;-7— ~ ^ L a d l e s I N SUITS & BLOUSEiES '. . . V2 Price ^ : ■ ■ ■■ ______. . T iLhlf.BLFw«Jnii m , ■ - _ I _ , - r ------Hei’s Drtss t Casal ____ i l l , S ' ' M e n s — fllL-OOR-REMAiKiIING ------COWBOY BOOTS T “ SHOES ^ SIteia«. I J ; SHrRTS. .7 7 ;■ . T T T r V i ^ i FAll AMD WIHTESER irunfrom7-0«ol3-0. ■ REC.mfStomVS - ‘ ©. S17.M lo $35.»5 NOW Vt PRICE . J I M a n s WOMEN'S & YOUNG WOWS low'/.PRICE -SUITU^PORfH50ATS^44price- I— G0M5-ANI1ID—r ---- ^ ^ • ' ' •

ItPalrofraMnlnBi . • ! , _|i ^ childrensi s W i l 1 SPORTSWEAM — Pilfs^FMBsBnBd ' I ------■••BfoTJses^'PanrToT o p s — ------i «les'iOrto-frCiSBal ' i ------— I. • Skirts • PantS; SHOES SHOES 2 5 % . r & . • Pant Coals • Sw^ ^ t e r s sii*»7-ti7-0 la IID In group. RR.g.»5.95lo$H.M • / ^ COATS v y « r«> $$13.95 fo $31.95 I I ^ COftlS .1 / ■ • Ski Jackets - N O W . A _ ONLY.... T . T .. R eg. $27.50 n B I :: LEATHER LOOf> K . R P now. j A LL..-.-:i..^/W10 OFF — ^ “ iap«RSIS o r i o l e IH'SFMMIIJSBIIM il! lACKETS ■ . NOW^ j ~ - JEANSSWSLACKS woniflbflei. kftitt In a bla.irarittt:______—mptinsiff---- ^—=— «tM3Bt»3BweltN.R»C. ' LACE BLOUSES & SHELLSLS...... - ► SlfcOO^iuf a lwr«rtBt.OO. . . I ; MflCEASIi p p p EATERS I O M i a ...... r * .m - - m " ^ : : ■ y$g76 1 # “ " — ------r r ^ ? , • b t v a s s s ' . - . ; . ,

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Sunda/.Fob/OorylS. igra"'S ■'T im bs^pw ^T w in I'aiii.TcjVho jl j f' i w i t o — y requestssT tiiê“shi]ip^sT rbiiigariues, m i THO^lBSpN.MJ).------lissiles “ WASHINGTON (UPI) O esr tfr, TboitMoa:'V compares to a current budget>t Mid, “Ihen the damn VleUwrn) :• dendorf saldrihc Soviet Union-T compete on high seas-. Today. The Navy's socrctnry and ils y. balan te In every catejwiSy - ■ WaddyiHi comment < ^ tbc ^ ause, tre a tm e n t and prognosis of s calllngforS2Sshipsby]98S. War came along and screwed1 was Improving Its fleet. HeL> . they have more major com- . lop officer asked the t)efensc n-• except aircraft carriers. ‘ [ Are any connection to'Addison's • M Iddendorf said In a n In-I- uplhcNavy.WekepiourshlpsI quoled a L ibrary of ConKres.s * * * *.tt *'* * ’* * * * * * •d ise ase? ' Deportment Friday Jor more• • tcrvlew lhal prior to heavyy ,,on staUon. asing them up. and|. 'report which said: * • * ,* * •« * :* * * * * * * ships, submarines -and ' • J a m 73 sn d 1 had tny g a ll blab). d d cc rem oved twQ y e a rs ago. I U.S. Involvement In thec wcabandoncdourshipbuildlng; “'Ten years aRo. the Soviet . Ssincelbenlhavc comc down froiromlI8'poundstoMpounds.Now ^ m issiles lo m atch the Rrowing( Viclnam War. Uie NavyJiad3 p ro je c ts lo spend money InI Navy had already out-_„ _£joopowcr of the Soviet Union' - ______gthfe'dlagnosts of adrenal Insutficficiencv has been maderl am' on - ~ 1- • -9rashln9bUlH0WJs.dQW&laiP—7— -keeping- «hip«fioalTOn(ryc3r;— i oh w el^t, .but my symptoms Jffld rebinia the losses from Ihe; v e s s e l s a n d 13 a i r c r a f tI wcqnlybuillflvcshlps. 2-i in . atraek submarinesN-ATTKI V ietnam W ar* _ • . - -=rgremalnlheaftme-FoodlnakpsmimoJlK-dp; - --- - carriers, and many aro badly.1------‘.^___ th e -re a l cost o f th e Vlel^- ^ ■ (3381691 b u lritsjiu rfa e o fieelB i i i i i o i i - h ------■ - Chronic ■ adrA iaHn5uffl5ency7 atid Addison’s dl% a» are Uic - Secretnry J. Wllli.im Mid-. In ne<^ of repairs; Nexl year.' ntym War to the Navy — aside had Just begun lo hrenk out of dendo'rf- and Adm. Jame.s L. I I TWINFALISI "same. Today, wllh Ihe new drugrugsofU ret^ you mention Ihe _ h c said, 12 ships will bo retiredi •-, from th e young m en who w ere Ihelr coastal cocoons -and S HIGH SCHOOL : - ilollnway IN. chief of nnvol a n d 20 new ones built, ------:-3 o w U o d a d rJh e_ p a tlc nt ts quitee tgood. The adrenals arojocalcd " k ille d — w as Ihe destruction of ^■opctaUnn<, *t nlketl dowo-tho—I------^c_w pfiLhiiltrilng in tom Slim above cach of Uic Icldnc^^ TTie insufficiency lies in the ^ 1— the'majbcportolour-flcoL:^______t l A SSSOF’ S 6 6 - r ■outer layer (cortex) oflhe glands, hall at the Pentagon tb present new ships a year.” MIddendorff A t. the sa m e tlm o. Mid- ihfiir request to Depiily - -ilONDROWN'^ ^* If y o u .h a v e .n o t air«Iready been contacted * ’ t The causc Is unkowh In aboutut 70 per/ccnt of tijc eases. An ' . Defen.se Secrclary \Vil1ifln^P^>- » concerning the 10 y jinfcctlon (as tuberculosis) can1 leadi( to ll, as can defeciive dr- ^ S A F m O T E 9 yecir class reunion— J ; Clements and olher top of 2 culo tion lo the (dands or an Invasliislon by tum ors. ^ÎRS opens HtHailey cen ter ficials. ■ I FliA Si CAIALL 837-6102 1! j Tlie mectlnR w.is private. ■|iAll.EY ^ Tlic Inlcrnal ntidnw.•^nue S ervice a n d th e Idaho Tax • * ledvo your name andnd dddcoss. Alio Indicate '* i • Bul Penlagon sourccs suld the Com m ission will open a one-day• lalax x a ssista n ce c en le r iii nniiey. ■ request Included u fleet'of y liie lale present to assist taxpayers in the preparation1 of ixith federal ...... • ■ ■ A K I S 1S80S, including; a conslderal>Ie and stale tax relunus. 73-year-old . ÂLIONMINT num ber’of new .siilimarines TJic Hailey cen le r will Iw open'n FFriday r from 9:30 a.m. lo noon sphen R. Wilson * j ' and surface vessels armed r •BALANCINO : step a n d from l-3p.m . The c en te r w lllbcII be in the commissioner's room **t7MolnE. —7M-<313 Ipsing w eight w llh guided .ml.sslles. This in Uic counly courtliou.se.______------t ' - IMWiuctlon-o^subslaHccs-Uial------^ food mclabollsm andj iragiilate water and mineral ___ibrtjiiees. The blood pressure beetiwrnes, low, blood sugar drops. • . . ''«noM iuin.(saU Im l^ are reduciuced: th e corticosteroid drug.s — -—-help “ta|te:ov«TTmd^TCStoreT3roiroper"balana>srsductlon ot Uie female hor- m onc dim inishes to a point below riorinal.no A fler Uiis the adrenal glands tiike over the-duty to soniic soi extent. It,is possible, t therefore, that you had. at least; temporarily,t( .sufficient ^sf- : j ; menopausal estrogen to produce UicUi( sa m e resu jls as when your BEDDING PACKAGE .^varies were produclngqt maximunum . I ^ M ids2plllinrs,2c3m, ' T h e spotting alone would ha v e reii^presenlcd a feeble fcspo^ I M s l m U filial sliMl, '■■■I o to (his,-Tho fivcKlay perMI Indicateslesafullrwponsc, ' .1i|iillr|BS«iY!r«11llankit.. .‘j Howe

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riot^dlononst]tratioii ' foondied'in JE R O M E - Food prices andlibwbw to live wlUi Uiem will be Uie 1891 topic of a demonstration whl(^^Ui/U l^piven Tliursday by Mary I Freeman. Jerome Counly pxtensioT>io'h hom e economist. ' Mrs. Freeman wiil p i^ n t herir demonstmllon\ beginning al • Local Union No. 449 , 1:30 p.m. Tliursday at St. Paul's Luti^tiiera'n Ciiurch: , ' ^fe^pfogrom ennfIed“‘'Tanilnging Uie D ragon" will iricludc . behelpful hints on keeping food billsi dowdc n plu s a dem qnstra'tlon o t i ^ ■ ...... ■■• .. -Bl B udgel-stretciiingrcclpcs...... * ___ n t n f wb l i e i i ; s 7 o f ...... ■...... ' Anyone who Is in lc rcste d m ay nllci it e n d '- ' . ' ; . ' INTERNATIONAL 81BROTHERHOOilOE — —Literarjduf} J rhoids~mwet^ ElECTRICAtIrWORKERS— TWIN FALLS - Tlio Booklol(lore Lllcrary Art Guild mci' . are proud to saluteso' America ■ W u ednesday night nl tlie hom e of BlaB lanche Pc'ay. ' ■ President Katie Cook presidedcd and Olga Kllnke gave Uie on Its 200thh birthdayt — ^ gullded8> thouglil. Doris Williams Introduced ilie ppn ro g ra m 'fo r th e ev e n in g which covered Uie bicentennial y e a rs fron'•omlB7Sto1900, The I.B.E.W. pr

•(r_ educatton ft frainlng" 9 -I ' *—• Have YoiirTrucks; •ir family health Insurair a n e e - , l ■ I B g a b V Form Or Heavy •i: retirementjihd pensiin s ip n s _ iAachlneryCfeaneel “ THEUBRARY of Congress■essi,Washington, D. $ >h Pressure &^teom I _:______It provides5 forf you — ______Items found In Abraham LinniH| aw>

-V^W +N —F-AbbS------l^lii------,Mr-s^.Mcrna_\V.amboU.M ______.InaJ n ^ /M r s . S .D . Sm ith; • . JlJlCT119V7Jl t 1 CTitivFlU^e-apppoved-- TluTanhuai Diruiday dinner - b e held fn M arch w as ^ 1 1 ! HOME CENTER ; TWIN FAM-S - Hcionin^ of apprtiiniximately sewn acres of Jj® | scu.ssed. ■ ' S o l 1 FREE PARKING! ■ : land a t Uie ciitrani-c of (lie cily of lliinansen was approved TJiiir- CWoc , Carr received an ■ - sday by Twin F a lls Counly coinmisj>Ionioners. anni'inlversary gifl and Lucillcj— ' Tlie c ily 'o f Hansvii had a sked ilii 210 2nd A ve, Soi Ihe county to rezont* the nith a birthday gifl from louth; Twin F a l l s property from coniniercial scneral1 Ilo comn)erciaI locul lu seenc re tp a ls. prevcnt-dcvdopnienC of iJit* Iieavy comrmmerclal types of business nnmtt'y pp Mi’tijnnls Jeanette allowed under commercial general z I zoninK..Tlie property is Kell(jlley, Marty Wiidman. Miss (ELLWOOD locatcd Just west and south of D aw 's GroceryGr In Hansen. Counly Carrirr, Miss Smith and Eva ENAMEIEO ■ commissioners said there were no proteDtests. Atkli:kim;on received valentines. TOILEr " J»Aimr « ^ E 4 T HOSE " f uknl First quauality parity hose in 3 H co lo rs si:sizes to fit all. W CHORE ^ S 3 I c r 3 p a lr-l prlc*t Whit* •nam*l*d molded • F GLOVES--^ f ^ B E S T ^ A ‘V L I T Y «»amr*>i i*ot wlih lull cov«r: ' hoi motehtng corroilon-proof $ 2 3 9 pfoitic hlngai. tfrong matal p o tft . . I M " 3 Pair j f - j iHri SS J I i.LOW ING^^ [ 1 ^______K I T C H E N \ 10 POUND $ 1 j ^ l I C L E A N f-SPL^ ...... *I 3 ^ S^fl-eAist ------W ith -A 'm mITIOn^r-^ ^ ------I 3 6 4 Y A RRDS j Q ; ' B ^ G S 6 ■ F o r tw in g S b a . ^ . , . $ 1 6 1 g top woilab S " ¥ 3 i Fluoroscont orong* barr«l*sof P T E r o r o t h a r t o l Cl«on« gloK fait —- mn jrrors, win* n ■ w ay «m *rgonct*i. l.sofcty for high* kttchsn cani T : : ; ...... I JU dows, *tc. I9oi. P ock o f 30 •* • •'

\ 4 P l y P O S T E D f X ' ' ) IN ST A NNT ^ D-CON - ^ E j -' f r c I 460 Yds. . . / HOUSEHO -RODENIL■ W ' u■ISHT , t P u r e W hl i t e f W I \ KILLER lUtBS— ^ E Z 3 M -ClaQn.-«aiY^-fonyjtfll>nt,.:Tr. a -4Qr^0r75. br-tOP-watfituI n n r n — ------^ H j - PDLYES1 and In t*l(-t*prlce Iroyi. 1 (b.=jjMiidir_iiilx.d- -ehoo««-4 l — - R e g . - ^ — 89' ...... \ : 3 2 0 " T i n tning octton • Germlcldol foomll

i Yards...... ■ . ■ m PI ______l Z j > i j W I 9 » f i L ____ L. 3 H P k g . ^ CE BLANK ' ' Sm aller RD o | i . WOODENNBEADS EVEREADY lOFFEE INGS C( ; Colored J u L & Rif ILTERS T O JHt^-^aeramele-Books- - JLASHLIGHLr. ;^ g _ Fll ■ F O R . S i t t r a r in Stod^ 2 ______In ste l o c k BATTERIES S JS d up .COFFEE .For'r*cordlfigmui s. Just In^ I N eBW \ C or D tiz* eallt. buy ••v*ral- ond tov« R«g. 60' PKC. »ral-o» thli, pHe« .llll\«apf bltt«r oils ond itdim ont. i String of Pi^ e a r l s - shipmm e n t T rap: € ^ 2 : : $ ; Plant 1 ^ * P a c k 2 P K . . 2 Pkg. . ?oq- - ' INS ^ 3j W ' ... . of 75 I V & otht h e r ■ ■ ■ ■ WITHTHIS _SEFR)|fiERi ; S S I l B E COUPON H a n g in gI Plants/f J- IRATOR » | 3 P a lK 0 f ; M PLASTIC] I TOMATOE$,.CAICArtan.wDisiiEs, timicE K W i i S T E R i For m ixing, i»rvlng, B i O m E # ; ^< 1 I ~ ^ n t nbwlyfora’tounlifutfprlng f . .cap, ^aiy-tO ‘read~graI, ttoring, no»look 7 . big variety, . • gi'oduationi dish- » ICN SWPPI :^ ash er safe'. R e g uildrly l c 35* & 50* ll^rpolk Sfrt#f»7 S^BIocke ferti-aMftiniTiiawMW . loliynwood Stppllght^p^ R B K ': WMh f J3t...size-,___ ...... J ‘ nB i s i P

- T T - ’■ -U-. i i • - ; - ' SsSsiK K fc® ;!' ■ Sunday; February IS. t976 Timos-Nows.'Twtn T F a lls,laa h o -.IS ,.-:- — Chareh"waiiitiitsistinly----- WASHINGTON,'C. D.C.^tUPI) - Sen. Frank • - . Oiurch. D-Idaho,, hasha asked the Environmental - ’ . ' Protection Agencjney (EPA1 for lechnicol assistance lo provic3vide Idaho wltti data on Ihc' TWIN FALLS - Shamrock - [?, Club will have a-Iuncheon at 1 • . - • ■ ^ cffects of deletingi£[ Chamberlain( Bosln from a - ■ proposed wlldernestfestforea. p.m. Wednesday al Îhe > • Colonial. House wllh''AioQ :? After a requestst from. Gov. Cedi Andrus. Roscnof as asslslonl hostess. \ ■■ ^ ■ E n di o w m e i i t boar<*d a b s o h C hurch w rote g P A adrhlnlstralora Russell Train I v f id Mr8r*ffSe}"MontBnmcry”wtll“'^ BOISE the te c h n ic a l T h e co m m issio n d o lla rs '^didirectly or .indifecliy from • assistance, IhcAnlhrclIc-"' • , >7 : ___vcstm enL.B oard ha v c.lg o n red . . rrrhin Inslancfts th<»_boart^— 1522,____J ______: ...... were aliocaled among specific pipublicjnonies.- ...... thc.-ldoho Conslitullon’s members disregarded the. Thereafter, tbc-money Idaho brokers.as direclcd by . T hese bo ard m e m b ers p ia y . ***** *'* «****'«* 1 ' proMbllion 'of public ofriclnls provisions of AHIcle VII. Sec. .managers were allowed lo use the board's investment be criticized for fallin^lo'..,,-^ *********'*-.****»)»»*******«■»**«* • mokfng monw front public 10. prohibiting p ro fit.m ak in g brokers who could conslslcnily Iruslee. in conlrasl..lhc other-'.' challenge cl existing board" ' ^ The M agic Valley Snonowmoblle Club expresseses appreciation to all « ' - — obtain.tbe-bcsUprico-for-tho—— mone^manageruscd onij'onc—— pollcyT-when-it-was-torthcii—^•'-v^hoie-ywhoioppofted'th -thv'Fun'CiayreventrFabruiiruary-7'cnd 8rat the------«— stale atiifncy general m onies. board. Idaho bro k erag e firm . btbenefit Io remain silent, he * DIamondfleid Jock Snovlowmobtle Area. dlscloscd loddX;. • However, hc sold-It Is np- Kldwell noled thal after ■-These comml.'alons were sasaid. ButAUomcyGcncralWoync . - parent Ihot the making of J u n e 1, l'972. one m oney payable to a broker who oiso .. However. Kidwell sald.'he Kldwcll said the results of the profit Ihrough Endowment manager slopped using Idaho was a board member. No bebelieves (his omission is'nol clght'inonth Inquiry Into - i SPECI>IALTHANK< brokers for boord transactions ailocolion was made to other 'lb'Ihe substance for'criminal tito r Fund monies by sitling board allegations of mlscooduct , Donors oMtthe.Roce Trophies and) . meinbCrs. has been an but bontlnued (o use Idaho Idaho brokers. prproseculion. ' d Ribbons ; regarding . mcn)bers’ of the • established pracllc’c since Ihe brokers In olher ways. Kldwell- said -there Is jio "I do commit the, energies « Gem Equlptnent LaLown &■ Leisure Pump < endowment board Indicate ip and Equipment « board’s inception in and By sending slock exchange evidence to suggc.st. tli.it anand expertise of my staff lo Ihe ;------*------there wos an absencc of 1969 ______-TTreasure r Hunt Donors— thal the practice ha_s_bccn__ business to Idaho brokcrs._thc___ .membcrs.of,thc.boar(l-soiiKbt—— p»p r e p a r a t i o i i —o f — a— com ^------* ______c rim ln a ljn tc h t n e c e s s a o J o r — . acknowledged by governors of money manager generated to Influence Ihe decisions of i, pr prchenslve Conflict of Interest ^ A.C. Houiton Lumber Co.:o. EricksonnM M otors * both parlies'. com m ission dollars. e ith e r m oney m nnngor In iFit-lr ^■slntulc .--sli for.submission lo the : Bill W orkm an F o rd ^ Kldwell said closc attention ______F a r m a i■3d jd lCity * favor. • ■ . ' ncnext legislature." he said. f, BudondMoi^ G e m EqulFquipment law n ( Leisure In the Investigation was given As. regards the receipt of - Kldwell said that Ihls money! ‘ Whal seems apparcnrisTTial “1“it's purpose w^lLbe lo define « Century A utom otive G e m S to te O U tbe rccclpt of brokerage fees .-brokerage, fees,- Kldwell said - - - w as near the am ouni which the ------both -money,- managers ac- pcpermlssoblc lirnitg of conduct « Cl!nton^tPhlllIpi66,Murilurtaugh Grizzllyt BiB ear PIxxo " ' “— — derived from Investment tho board required placement Idaho brokers would have com m odatcd (he board In a fo:for all slale cleclcd and ap- jpply, Murtough Hammondind’t Repolr C enter ^ . transactions Involving En of Endowment Fund tran- rcccivcd i had board trim- manner unrelated to slrlcl pepoijilcd officials' in a manner ,> « Curl Monâcturing^Comfmpany Hoseiton)n tHardware dowment Fund monies.. sactions bolh by slaff and sa < ctio n s continued lo be placed performance, As a con- ®ttnslslcnt wlih the Idaho « . D t G A utom otive H u m a nI AmerlcqnA r Service, Hozelton « - _sequcnceJic:sald-ccrl.lnl)oiird^-Cc-^nstitulion,” * D on't T irei a n d Cycle* — - J e r o m e»Implement Irr Company •* • ,* V._____ » ___ I - - r ___- n _____ rfOWIfwit»- - ■*----- Jerome Wheel Service '' ------Roblnionli»n'> Fomiry Drive Inn 1 0 I d a ^ S l(^ - * Kell/t American Oil Co.,0., Eden Sen'« Cuifuitom UpKolilery *—T * ta rry ft Jerry ’s Lynwoodd '7 S ~ y T n e to nidmorfc, d m Hazellon ♦ * McDonald's Twin Foilslilt T ractor e nd Im plem ent * s' * prvodoSalet V e r la 't B#cotY$hop.Be< * %- in region,lal drug blmst ^ Noreo . Vlckei'sSoI Saddlery - * > ^ Pedersen's ‘ Word’s CIoOloit and Awning. Jerome * — BOISE (UPI) - A former " ffive counts of possession o f ccharged witli conspiracy. They * • Ploy Peloee, Buhl W e s t E nid d sSnoJet Soles. Castleford ^ V College of Idaho student leader drugs c with Intent lo distribute, hhave not been arraigned. ^ Pum p a nd Equipment an^dne other men from distributing t drugs and using a,- 'The Indictment accused the . ' s ' * i JprogUn and Texas hove been communications c facility to ' ' n m en of tran sp o rtin g conlrolled I Thanks also toI the Forest Service andd tthe news medio * > j^rrested on drug trafficking facllltotefeloncousacts. f sisubstances from and through charges In Idaho ond six Charges of conspiracy and Oregon, 0 Nevada, Ariiona.New « for their coopen>ratlon and lupport. ------sState?------^------0—other-drug-charges-were-flied—-M-MexicorTcxasundUtnh: ------—V*-*-*-*-* *«»■■•¥**** * * * Tr»'Tr‘T r * T T i r » 'Y i » *■ T, A Boise fcdcrai grand jury ogainst fl Bob L. Kell. 26, Boise, A - - ■ ------namcd-the-men In a _ _ f _Roy~Logan_McAteer,--29,____ — ^—di“the------i»im nt secret Indictment • ' Yellow^ Pine, ond Rolwrt L. jw B a wos made public Ihls ' Been fighting the system’for • C(CourLof Appeols. - • 3r on-the- manenfly of lace mokes an ultra-fern- ull > ffit with 6, gores ond ' . f- fiflAlp/thetimcsinccJoinlnsa • itly anti-cllng Antron T his week h e w as ord cred ’to Save now on lounge inine petticoat look del catee tboby lace trim. Sizes • — Bol«bbnsed unit .hns Jllwl nn jcport-Thursday-to-Fort-Ord, rc ------. qt'horrie wear or ______U L S J a mLS.SML. J I ___ ^ ^ ,_ s lz e s ------j2-to^0HOrGhorge-lt^------—------^— if g>peal In federal c ourt (o ge t a Colif., C( lo serve his remolning •------^ - co u rl-o rd cr a t one m onth a n d ...... “ p n n fs : ------5 . ' 22 days. *lr««l Isvol w om en's______m e n ' s g1 e n u i n e — y o hiK-B augh,.,a i. n ltra ctcd______—Baugh-said'he-lB-concerned1 ------Converse 7 ; MtloMi attenlion in 1971 when ab th e r—------rboys^^ct about what might hof>pcn to velveteen casucjjoli iSfilitara r y ^ f O T d ~ ~ f. - d t v/i& ordered to jctlve duty him. hli while on actlvc duty - c a n v aas s casuals— — ------w o m e n V l e a t h U th^.Army afler Ihe Guard becausc be of his years of bucking Wffused to allow th e long- ih< 2^^H m fittiaii»jarTaT3.i - " P 1 4 7 6 Ihc svslem and on the effKl _ alli casu als l i - ^ r ca L m u s ia a n- l o - Wf-nr . a ------thp while these prices______- ^ ^ -3 —RegHo4;0l ------n y lo n —b le n d —s h irts:ts— . Lpng------jeans off nrough cotton denim;------^ ftl4llTThc~A(]gu8l~pTlm^y fiahave-a primary,” Rep. , Ils. Many lasti.-lOQ'/00% nylon bikinis for Great to pair with d. colored .. Sizes 8U,0-16,.Regular ti and : zesTt-W r— ------gTi'IsTtrsIn — ------Biofp- the election to Sep- fio - . slim. I tecond lov«l ' wmbcr- - • _ priprimary.'sald.______- -^tyles-qhd-colorsrSfze ' ...... ______-a n Thursday., the House ' She s urged her colleagues to , «econdlov«l ®ired..a bill to combjne the do themselves, party IJugust prMoAP^wIlh the or(argonizotlons and the voters a t d e c o rr a a l t o r ‘ ; ' j r e s l d e n l l a l p r e f e r e n c e fdv fdvor by moving the primary ofq, riversiiside decorator f primary the fourth Tuesday If^ lnSi«ptpmhi(R-Coeur d’Alene, said If ever thSlie l^*RagReg. 4.00 jTuesday aflcr the first Mondoy - the 0 0 0 0 there was an Incumbent's bill on, Blue, Cotton bui Reg. 149.95 S iS e p te m b c r. thlithis is It. He sa id lt.win b e very 0 0 B ath burlap-textured cov- 4 9 9 ‘’ ° r .,, o09.85, 7 * M There was' «n attempt difi id towel, ors filled \ ; One in Herculori & i ^ difficult for anyone who wanls Fringe trim. Green sd with kapok. Many Covered in greenjjioilaid her- 2 orily. C ^rlng-êbotc to put the bill lo( q challenge a n Incum bent t o ' reg. 1.,20; Colors inin wedge and rec- one orongirigevelvet.' ?■ Yellow, Tedk. Hand culon. 3jito commlltee of the whole get?ei his campaign to g ^ eran d ■ '______tahgleshof —^§yi-• ilrMllevel ! - , ' ' (tree* level •tree) level > ______• N«~V1» _ ...... ^ Ihlrd t«vel --^SitOSCGWr Idoho“ (UPI) - T he s ^ p o s lu m is dedlcotcd 0 the furthering of peocc, and '. •‘“ rfw elfy"fy'sw eater “ ^ ^ • tt^ e r U.S.. Sen. Eugene d e a r f o c his year’s theme.Is "Pcace, patterned o a m .' ■■ - ]i »»C«toy. altomey -wniiam- - ' c i e a r am n c c e K aêc and br; 3enjamin Po'’ower and the Cllizen.” - ' > famous maker knee-highs ' , w d s h aableslippiars l : are. among the- The 1978 edition of the ' f H ^ e d , speakers for this lyippoelum wlli run from coordinates Values tp 16.00 _ ilorchaolhroughAprill. ------9 9 — R.9.2JS-:------1 TYafuo* tp 6.00 “ J- - ,Borah Symposium at .Mo ■r Long sleeveeve cardigons; pullr ' KlW Venllyor Idaho. , . j — .Super ”Gay 90" printss ffor fun Choose fro ri, on,3 ■ overs, twirw in'sets In m isty" - froip 3 styles of long :■ S andcasual.con\fortl OnDne size - . wearing n “êporqês. and coord °"d . green;- pink,,pin blue.' sand. ^ machine washable/^ riM — TBofel— — flts-oH^horge4H-^ ------r-slipper^mJn-sizy^ SMlfX t . V.: .from... j’qntzeh,. Kctre' -----••■'‘-’-■.firtet level*;' - Borah,'an IdJdio , r->fnorW4iUodie^lzes-8^ ,■ . 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B y BILL LAZARUS.[Is, mcndatioiis.s. 1 Thai meaai ihrcommillcc will i i i p i i ------^Tlmes-Newa Capitol Bup oat-a b o u rt2-mllll0friinhtf“re s l of the BOISE — More money for cducjlucalion and ic.ss b u ilB clsllhla a sIs to consider. . ' ror environm ental prqieclion Is th thi e trend In Ihe comriilTirhittec still has se v eral HAW Joint Flnance-Appn>prlatlon.s Conrommlllec these programs leftleft lo consider, including welfare, • days. _ ' ___ J ■ - Another llkcl:kcly -area for cutbacks Irom Ihc - ‘ At least Ihis Is Ihc Trend comomparcd lo the governor's recommcndalionsret Is slale employe p jB p jip j. ; v‘- . budget priorities recohimcndcd by { W f ' l r I by Gov. Cecil I). sa ln rlA . Andiindrus haS recommended about M A ndrus a t the sla r l of Ihc Icglslntutiture. million (or a fpurfi per cent cosl-or-tfving .salary The Joint commillec plays a an n in sln im fn tal . Increase plusus aboutc o n o lh e r$2 m lllio a ro r h e a lth ' ' role In sctiini; budgcls ror slnlc'ile pro g ra m s. II Insurance benejcncfhs. T he legislaluro os a whole Is reviews the programs and didraw s Up ap- likely to decitleclde whal lo grant in raises and —•^roprlallonB oms-wnlch.-by-nnd-nd-large.-are-ac------employe bcnef• nAfll« ______J______ce;»tcd as prcscnj^ by ihe HouseseandScnatc. i In Ihc hudgiJdgct rccommendalions by the Joinl So rar Ihls scs.slon, the ]olntt ccommillec h.is commlltcc.. vocallonaivo education hns fared very ~ I g m _ recommended budgets for-all butbut.ono progrnm wcirwllhaSO1 $9,7 million budget for fiscal-!'977.-up under the Doparlnicnl'Of Rducullcullon and for 11 36.6 p e r ccnt:cnt from 'the currcnl $7.1 million oul o( the Ifi p ro g ra m s under thic e IDcparimc-nl ot . Ijudgct. Andrud ru s had recom m ended a $7.9 million Health and Welfare, Hc.ilth,, eeducation and budget, ' welfare progrnms tai:c up aboutut B8 per ccnt or. In terms ofor percenlagc-s.j the slotc library did- ■ ■ Uieslatc:s:tdlnlbmlegt. ______c m U x K urÛua-^t-mlilton-budgcl-recom- u v . F o r education program s.-the■ JointJoi commlllec mended by theIhe com m iltee. up 50.8 p e r ccn l from has rccommendcd $3.7 million1 nmore lhan the Ihis year’ss $679,000: budget. A n d u rs had governor recommended. Vocatioitionnl education rccomnicndcdlied funding b e set al $786,000. . - , • and Uie s ta te lib ra ry fared cspcclrwlnlJy well in Ihc committcc’sdelcrmlnalions. Bul the committee was not so» generous(! in lls f i deliberations on proposed environmental c tion denied programs under the Dopariment;nt or Health nnd _ —WoUbcs.- Andrus- had-recnm micndcd ent expansion ' for a ir quality, w ater quality a nndcnvlronmenlnl d i f>f)ierra f' suit health programs Bul, the comnmmitlee knocked out Ihc expansion proposnts andid inI Ihc areas or BOISE (UPlU Pll.— Federal Dlslricl Judge Ray air quality and environmentalal health rccom- . McNIcliols hasha; denied a motion to dismiss a mended slale fundlng incrcascscs well below Ihc damage .suitJit against two Utah insurance of- _____^_____ . ficials which.ch_was.tllcdJ)y_ltic.Slcrra l.irc In-____. ------MEMBER&of-Boy-ScoutTi>utTroop-e9 perform ed ------;------— pacooMnHalioni------im pany o fT w ln F a i l s . ______^ ______blcealeonlai:^flag-ralalng_J Bul. largely due to unexpecteded cuts In lederal____ f r a n c o C ^ p mt Centers, the Bcrl 'CoclfKltrrclson, Utah chief Insurance F e d e ra J Savings a o d Loann IIn n 'Tw in Falls. Shown funds for- Child D'bvclopmcnt mended spending cxomlner. and. ai Ross Eddinglon. assistant are,* left to right, Wade MaM ason. E d KIm'bali. commlltcc so far has rccommei litenidal cerr e m o n y ;rams 11 has con- examiner, h hi a d 'a s k e d Uiat the action be- Randy King, Jeff XfmbaU.andlandTracyTunw. > . •more money in the HAW progra — sWorecMharMhe-governop-peeonro,nmeftdee ____ filsmlssffl nnon tho grounds that Idaho-dtd-not - t - commltlcc Friday votcd'lo makeke up mosl or Ihe have Jurlsdlclllictlon over Utah orflcials. , \ federal c u ls w llh $918,000 In slaIte te money. II also In the acllorlion S ierra asked $275,000 In g e n eral ’ volcd lo fund community m enial.lal h e alth cen te rs and punitive'c damdi ages and an Injunction ag ain st ; > F a r m r e^porter ] to sps p e a k al.a higher level than the govgovernor rccom- ' thctwoorficlaliclalsto prevent them rrom Issuing a , Animal sshelter m ended. . report showingîngSierralnsolvenlunderUtahlow.- . TWIMFALI^'L2—Eddie Collins, well known maiiceti r te t reporter, will b e featured As a result, taken on a whole.,c. IIhe commillce . ThetwoUtalJtah officials were ordered lo answer • • q>eaker.forJhej)e.annual Twin Falls County FarmI BBui ureau banquet T hursday a t . h a s recom m ended spending aboutout $200,000 m ore Uie com plaintlint after the motion to dismiss the' ' ‘ urged fo]►r county 7:30p.m . In U»eHle H oliday Inn. than Ihe governor recom m ended!d ffor Ihe HAW If case wos sett aside.as (Q l 1 Collins, wbo> broadcastsbr a radio and television marVmarket'report, will discuss the- p ro g ra m s 11 ha s considered. Sierra, alsoIso h as filed a sull a g a i n s t / By BONNIE BA3A1RD JO N E S problem s of comiom m unlcatien wlUi tb e c o nsum er, espeiespecially In the easte rn a re a s All told, with rccommcndalloillons made for Rollman, Nevada Ne\ Insurance commissioner, - Tlmes-New;sws writer ofUieUnltedStat>tates. nearly three-fourths of expcclcdled revenues (or sceklngJl92.00(2,000 In dam ages and an Injunction lo TWIN FALLS - Poisiblo consirstructlon of a cpnlrol.TwIn Falls He proposess increasingij consumer confidenceB by sending beef promotion ~ ntxt ychr, the commltlcc's bibudget rccom- prevent the NevadaNc commission. Roltman and I counly anim al slicltcrw lth financ;ncial contributions by the county,..^ suronce commissioner Vcriion- ” J “ambassadors"6" ,to work direcUy with the shopperp pers In m etropolltan-orcas. - mcndatidhs stand $3.9 milliorlion., above the deputy Insur and lls citlcs was discusscd Trldajla^’oflem oon. governor's recommendations.' / L averly fromom issuing 0 report on Sierra’t Collins also propcoposes using radio to rcach the publicHe concerningca U« program , A delegation from tlic Twin Fallalls County Humnnc Society met Lcglslallve revenue c.stlmatesPS I ror fiscal 1977------solvency in.thaith a tsta te .____ ...... ^ ------Sîalentertaxtahim ent for Uie b a n ^ t w ill be providrovldcd by UieCasUeford Hloh with the county.CTmmissloncrs-s to seek fl solution lo anim al stand aboul $2 million higher Ihlhan Ihe gov'er- Rottman waswa in,Boise Thursday where at-' T! -' S^KMl sta g e bam!and. Tickets are available to'members control and corcon o counly-widede basis.i b ers and non-mem bers of th e nor's esllmales. If there is noJ ppermanent tax torneys were:e takingt; q deposition concerning the ■'n F a rm B ureau a t Uie U)e F a rm B u re au office in TV w ln in :Falls, or by calling F a rm Tltc commissioners turned doidown request for any finoncial relief lakcn out ol Ihal money.'. II will give Ihc S ierra Life InsuranceInsi Company. •' 7 lent. J ( ^ E nsunsa. S37-6667:or vicc pre asslsUncc tp the Hutnahc Society!ty, bul sa id they would consider e president, Dick P a rro tt, 733- Ioaltlala[ii (2 mUllon more lo budg Ift under Investigation by. a . C a n u a ^ - f . . — 0381. ; assi8tln8iflaloh>i^gcpr6gramimonacbunty-wtdebasis:— ‘ '"• H ul thc'Jolnl comm'UlecMlreatS S /ii nearly Si- ’ C l^ 'S Al'Ju i l^ ‘aKcr'*lisUa'n'cb'oI a crim tnhV 'T’ 1------H um an e-S o clct^'m em b ers'wwere-asked-to-meet-wlth-dly e ------— m iilion—a h c a d —of—th e —.ROververnor'ji-r^m -— complalnlchacharging him wllh extortion,------^ councils In the county to llo tcrmline in If th e c itie s a re Interested in a cooperative program snd It ththeir animal control programs ------j( • m ■ ■*"*■. could be served by a ccntral slielteIter. H ansen bijlasts jHjjjH Commission chairman Merl E. LeonardI sa id tlicre Is riolaw on Uie books to give counties nulhoihority td levytax'cs for animal conlrol. It might require an declecllon of Uic p c o ^ b c 'f o rc Uie -federal-coitntrol-^^^H county could take any steps to) fund(i Uie control, licensing or enforcement of animal control mneaBurcs o In Uie county, he said, TWIN FALLS - Americansons a rc billions ol dollars a year lo.fui an L M nsrd also said no revenue sliarlngsli funds stiould be used lo grow ing c a n c e r" or rcderal conlrol Rep. George . assist in facilities which a re notowowned by the county, 1 Falls audicnce ------^ ic tluiiiuiHi Society-presentlynly operates a~^dter in a rented ' —Han5cn.-R:ldato>Jol(La-TgJnJE ' ' F rid a y . bulldh^-The-.Society members sssaid m ore th a n 2.000 anlm ols a Speaking a l a Blue L akes InnI lu:lunchcon before iieller from rural residents and y e a r have been com ing to the slic Mngie Valtpy roslricnls- HanMn. "Ih'cnibcral'lowmaKcrs wno conii The group handles county anId d 'clly.anlmals-whlchjesldents_____• arc In violation otthtB lllof Righta wish to dispose of or offer for ado;Jopllon. T h e Society operates on He said the tenth amendmentcnt of Ihe U.S. . volunteer contributions or thef smalls fees chargcd when on Constitution reserves for the staistales all powers onlm ol Is brought to th e sh e lter oro adopted. Some animals are not specirically granted to thee ffederal govcr- -• sold but (he majority m ust be dcstistroyed. Society officlalssald. meAt. Federal regulators, however, ho >iave; Dr. Charles Donnelly, directortor or th e association, lold Uie "hogged Uie nation’s tax base,” Hansen said, county the existing facility is notot suitable for slieller purposes and have "set out to Intimidatetc a« n d blnckm flii - .. . TsIncariStajp^ThltloJcecpllJnaxa sanitarycondlttoR^_uscor_ js la te a jid local govem m cnlal unllinils a n d business - wooden floort. crampcd quarters!rs and Insufficient area for dog 'industry and individual citizens. — ...... runs. He said citizcns arc wilncssiissing an "ever- L. W. Moore. Hansen, who appeipearcd on behalf of Uie Humane * Increasing, shocking display -of b u rea u cratic Society with organization officersers, said the problem Is county______;arrogance where our own federalral ta x m'"Ti?y' It H'-* - widc'ohd does'not stcât the boundmdary of any community, used lo w hip evcryohc from thoI stalesfi legislators - . He suggested efforts to made toto iacquire a site for a alid ter and to th c lo c a l school board Inlo lin e ." . ------fu n d ssetasld o am iu a lly to w a rd coconstruction of a building whldi In the private sector, buslncilncss and. Inln- ' • MUld be maintained by the'couiaunty wiUi a dvlsoiy assistance ■ dlvlduols are being burled In, governmgc ent fr* fnrmH, Ihelr p n»nilRPrers,and e r tens o f' ■ _r?. . . v . ; *• • 'V ' VV billions to the' businessman, fanfarmer and con- : ■ • *- - Cmnd L ttojsye __ idwmplhinccr------"ATd it’s goingto>iBct w o rw IfI f w ' e don’l gel a GRAND CHAMPION,(Angus An buU of Um Idaho chbngo' In the Congress and Senaenale to turn the* Angus'Bull Sale S atui^rday at the Twin Falls T F ^ 0 bdost l tre n d ," H a n « n w arned. County Fairgrounds wasis oiow ned by M r. and M rs. In addition to the Tw in F a lls Iuncunchcon, H ansen Dale Tbompaoo. PoUatcbitcb, shown above with altended Magic Valley wnstituiituent meetings, T o p A n g uu s b u l l TWIN EVU-LS - A ne\y ordlniilnance to hike sewer servlcc i Judge CUaton Hudson. Tbe Th reserve champton ; presented a flag to the new'■ MountainMi View ., ; WAR an'A nm cnRslnnl^ hy Rarh anrf n «v»ll______...... cKorgîU V IiLFgJU JhU lcajUncrcafift In i!>,yrani,,wlU br ------. Calll80D ,Blackf00L . consldsrcdTuesdaynlghtbytteTviTwinFallscItycouncII,- ' B urley governm ental and businessicssIeadersT ...... The'.proposaJ would Increase mreldcntlal charges by only 30 cents pcr'month ond commerciallal users by 33-cents per each 1,000 gallons of w ater usage, City M anager Je a n M llarsald. ' He said the revision in thc.ratelie slructure rpsiills from con- '' structlon of the ts million treatâtmcnt facility now li^rlng ■ T F ]meic^t slateted on age]jncy’s statte w ater pp l a n - completion to upgrade the clly's sewagesc^ tre a tm e n t meUwd. T he city must hanê financing of thUie treatment operation and... - ■hviN- FALLS - A mccling coconcerning Uie thclegislalurc.T. Itil Is prepared by i|ie .r>cport-_j-rj.reccnt mccUng-in.Bolsc.- He saidaid . Uic county...... amount of ^ps^rs^rellonary power conccrted.ln Ujo _;.:_ bccaiMOfthelargcfscaiecostsanare'up. - • ■ IDepartmenlof Water Resources'i'proposed pi state ment of Water-Rcir-Rcsourc'csnrtdcon be approved It ’ lo the request ofllcc Ml Rie^Pi;i«-iîng~heQrBarings before They have auUiorilUiority over alLwAier w iuiln,thc~-a'c o v e rin g riv e r basins; u;III b e m aide d e public soon. Tho petitions.n s ^ Ohcrc •. Isra-nuestianabtt-rj^B .leglslaton in addiUon to thehearini nldi-w gen-den\and-of--U )e-1^ rings conducted ttfrsal'd -■ . s'-.'.. QQuigley Sflld. • . . V ' “ *. • necessity of cxiextensive and IntensJve enviroaH jjaz* ■ by. the'Departm ent of Wattan> policy of------menUil-Impact-a e t - ^ u d l e ^ l n - a v w 3 ^ y a U rj;itiit T ^ B He ■a'lahls'roromliiee'ls concerwmed becauM a^'two day effceffort* in Twin Falls- ami were *a<'accepting all water use»-as bclibeing I eq u ality ' ' p ro jec t ph)pose;(!» e d a o d IU p ■ — r — . ’ • k ' ' "7 1 ......

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I.T iZ X mclal assistance.needed from' wch ' ------tbe fcgfond a ii^ rt fund will11 a.vary according to his pro^rty'• - -. couniy to buM Uie facimy,ltl assessment; ' ^ It becom es evident Uial ihe Uw base needed to build Uie airport d . . And, {he SIRAA's bwn^mastiistcr planning engineers, TAp of rt doesn’t exlsi In Minidoka. CaMla ' T ^ i m ■ Gooding, Jerome and LIncolniolncountles. •• ' ’ j_BfflemaDjW onI.JiaY«LrEfufic4 airport or the c « t per’taxpayer t lirtobulidUieregionaJaiiport. . M agic Valley countics sliow ■ .. C n w wvindrunways in iiows th a t B laine and .Twlri F a lls countics sliould contribule 56 p • Slncepubilcatlonofthe'.'SIRARAA Fact Sheet”, oUier exam ples: 5C per cen t of Uie lotal cost of Uie new , M r.. CGMr0« Forschitr, 0 > ^ c i ^ !• airport. of strained logic seem to have ap] appeared in SIRAA slotcments. W ithout these two counllcs a jionai Airport Commii'iioft' ■ Oncof tiiese is tlic crosswindd runwn ay issue. • .' es ond wlllidu{ C am as county, only 45 flofl«i . pcr ccnt of Uic lax base nccdc idoho A crossw ind runw ay Is a sccoh»hd runway which allows pllbls lo »ded lo flnancea.reglonal airport Is available, usingUieSIRAA’soi’sownflgures. --- ta k e off o r land Into llie \fin d If,f. Ww eather conditions a re such Uiat Self-Suf-SusUlning? Deof ■ {ExMrph late) '*v it w ould be dangerous to land oh3ri thet prim ary runway^ )lt of Lotttr from Airwvst of thliDati In 0 related claim, the SIRAASIR says a regional airport can In Twin Falls County at Josll:wlln Field and in Jerome Couniy become self-^slainjng onccc built.bu : O bviapiously Ifiere are many focelt of the regionol airport problem>m which d e a l. J L j X where the regional airport iss proposed^p Uie prevailing winds But if Uic.ljj^cslestimntcsofi blowin from the West. i of passenger traffic througli theScw airport are' correct, Uie rcônal regl airport couldn’t posslbljy w ithI commurfity c prercgotives. Withh irespect to such matters, Hugl.ighei Airwest ' So, to land inlo the wind at JoslinJo FIcid planes, opprooch Hie operate oira self-suslainlngg basisbi during Its first year or soon ■ m u jft cobitoin from comment. ■ runway from East to West. As long as.Uie'prevailing winds a fte r. ' . continue blowing from the West.St. planes con land.alJosHn-cvcn ___•------eomptrttngniie revenue gem - ■ WLhQXO-ftcong.opInIons^how ll iwavarr-wlth-rA^P^lc^-to-tha — Hirverystronfwwas:------generated from passenger traffic In ...... J977. only ?i70.ooo In. gross5 re'revmuc would bc taken In at^thc .... t h » ' nraglonol airport concopf asai It applies to tha South»th Canhrdr ' " I ■ • - - W lien-w lnds- blow -from -tliee norih-or'souUir however,-Il{îl - • regional airport. - - • • . alrcraft'havo difficulty londlftg. ?. • • ■ Tw in F a lls city and couniyy presentlypi spends alm ost twice Uils i R * 0 >lion. a It U our firm bellaf th<4iat tha raglonol airport ccc o n c a p t Tlie weiglit of Jet aircraft.usuisually allows Uicm to land safely. am ount ( t t 80.000)'o peralingJo(I Joslin F ield e r------______whmntn Im ptam anfd. will contrltributa mdtarlolly to the fliflrowrth of______even In crosswlnds of up lo 35 mlmiles per hour. Huglies Air West ------^ ^ ______ix;-9a can land at Joslin Field wi TbayiiejWMauiL-Z— — ^___ :______: th if QIa r e a o f Id o h o . ' I w ilh crossw inds in ttie 35 m .p.h. Tlie mosl reccnt strain onn the,credibilitythi of tlic SIRAA camc ran g e. wiUi 0 public sto lcn ic n t fromm a SIRAA Iru slee Uiol th e wind has ' . S h q rining j the coif omong the countieiifls involved will enable .the estast the SIRAA has al altemplcd lo Justify Uie-Vst of started blowing from a dlfferenjrent direction in Jerome" and Twin o f o foifacility ronking'with the best'inn thet country. No indivlduol citycit or coun- . building a nw ; regional airportrt partlyI cn.Uie basis Uioi an cx-. •FailscounUes,' pansion of Joslii^leld Into a rc( - . - -fy suchi on investment. — regional a irp o r t w ould-requlre. a■ " ' ., • A check by Uie Timcs-NewVews shows' Uiat neiUier Uie U.S. crossw ind runw ay w hereas a norlloflhslde a l r ^ r t would not need a ' WeaUicr. B ureau of Uic Fedenilerai Aviation Administration have crosswind runway. S>raf«|âgie location .will anhonieaa thai airport’s aecasslblllrllty to all d e tec ted a shift In Uie prevailingllingwlnds. . But tnvesUgatlbn shows lhe SII tnvolviIvad. Landing and.taka-oH SIRAA lias very liUie to back up T h e SIRAA claim Uiat Uie! windswit ha v e shifted 25 to 30 degrees »ff c a p a b ility w ill p a r m it ufu n an c u m - its claims that a crosswind runwaway is needed at Jralin Field, a t Uie reg io n a U Irp o rt site appapparently Is tied to’a retalioh in Uie ' b e r « dd non-«top flying to mafor | A19G6 Cornell, H ow IandrH aycs >r points In tha Unltad Stota t a s w h e n yes and Mcrryfield (CH2M) study proposedlD cailonof Uie reglona:onal airp o rt runway. docs refer to locaj glider pilotsts who' have felt winds at Joslin . t h a « c'conomlc c naad for liich sar%rvlca mokas Itsalf known.n . The airport runway was5 rorotated 15 degrees on the TAP : Field which they didn't noticec on'llieo northside of Uie Snake engineers drawing boards lo0 keepkc Uic runwoy from channeling R iv er. . . F I r t t cicclass transportation capabllMlity/ aspacially by dir, ba _____ |elsov«L«lC.Bl«tLakcs.Countr; b a c o m a i a ______B u U a tcr-slu d le S rb ased on-U:SJ:SrWeatherBuroaureporls"alid— ' ApparenUy confused jjverT IhcU rotation of Uie runway, an - ■ .. ■■______P f ra qiquislta-whan-naw-facHltiai i as-ara-balng-construct«d'« I or IndoiT-^------. enginccringstudles.stjpwttiatjetJetiandlngscouldbemadesafciy- .. • SIRAA s ^ k c s m a n publicly salesaid Uic w inds had slilftcd not Uiot ■ • . ______• ’ try w l at eiiiier Joslin Flel^ or the pipropo ^ rojglohiff airp o rt site . laks ralocotlon. W ith Jdohoiojs.^hor-OttrIbutBs«.this^ i-tcanspor>. ______:____ Uj c m nw oy location had beeniclianged.__ ch, ______^_____ t p H o n ------wiUroutconsli^lohofacrosswIiM^ndliinw ayat elUTcrsIle.. I flaxiblllty, and'avallablllillty will^ ba a substantialII ifactor in Passengers ; I fu#ur*> gt ro w th . Still anollicr example of Uiche credibility gap between llic. ------SmAA-and-4)«e-pul)Uo-invotve64ts4t»eH})aim-by.4l)e-StR^liat-a ----- ~ ^ A regioiionai oirport is alm ost a mondotorym tool If South4) C ontrol Inew regional airport will attractact more passengers Uian Joslin K ijl rd"h.Pplans to davalop Its rasouiturcas. Its astoblishmant aat n d leca« F ield is a b le lodo. \?::W tlon wllrill datarm lna tha form one According to the Idoho Dept,. of Aeronautics, about six out of nd charactar of componloiIon trons> iten people in tlie Magic Valley currurrenUy drive to anollwr airport ^ portoHttlon raqulramantSM .growt o c c u rs . • to start their trips instead of usinginffJoslin Field.- . . Ttie SIRAA assumes a new reglegional airport, being nearer the ____ ' ‘ I . O n ljr y oour u communities an d their repre: resentatives'can m okeo judgtnjmentoito • igeographic center of populalionin In1 Ute M ogic V alley if built In children's I; whetherr iexpontlon and developmentt ore i desirable and nacetiaryiry for the J e ro m e C ouniy, wouTd a ttra c t mo:more passengers. ______; Wilti more passengeb, more^ fllglitsfll would slop In the Magic v! S o u th GCenlral Region of Idaho.. ShotlOuld. iuch judgm ent ba affirmc motive, the iV alley a n d p e rh a p s even m ore majormc airilnesôuld service the p o te n tiaal l of a regional oirjport fHotoll)illy com patible with that judgmgment ond, • iarea. Uie SIRAA claims, i ' P r e s s in our coinnildered opinion, o necessaryiry and vitol adjunct to the hjtoJture ofthe B ul investigation by ttie SIRAamand In all future y e ars. Vorious Slxas & Stylas An e stlm a le d 20,252 passenger:[ers would use the new regional a irp o rt in 1977, T A P says, w hile! 1919,353 will u se Jo slin Field If tlic ---- v«kkwtit ' whlchcould wldenthelrcrediblill:lillygapwllhUiepubllc. .. . C oots & C lark, DoDandy and Red Heart '> For example, lhe SIRAA stillII claimsc a new Jet port can be ■ ■ builtI In the Magic Volley wilhoul)ul the support of Twin Falls or i ' - - , woonYARN ^ 4 ply, 4 oz. skel ■ iFew public k* ^ * 1 - ' * - t * T = ^ O l A h i :n;o7V aiu< * ■ A - H H ^ law firms * * f l n . l n ' w ...... * , _____ BBfcBllI— *

r iprospering-— ______'_____ t , - , NewhouwNevwServlce r: i PHILADELPHIA . »Lawyers and bar association officials ore now worried Itiat * >' |.(hc rcccnt moVcmcnt to • eslabllsh "public Interest" law l A MVl-FM ^ Mercerized firms may be In deep trouble f ^ L e a r J e t 8 track ____ fn.Ihr, rpccsslon,.'.federal— ' tax rcgulallcns and a rcccnt HHEADPPHONES -flIRHB— S uprem e Court ca$c. USED COLOR TV’S ; GARTTFEREO 3 ' 425 yds: per spool According lo .lawycts. -who'; R a d i o amd n Stereo » Deluxe Cd 40, SO, 60 W h ite r SO Black . .addressed an Americon Bor . Compact ASU ; A.«Boclotlon meeUng h ere, fhe' ^ ------R o g r t►9;95— ? ; ....—- •HONES-? “ — 6 4 * V a l u e — ------— :‘*pubiic:inii:rirst"'low firms - . HEADP ■ |whlch represent consumers...... «■ ■. ore pulling back bccausd' they have, less funds availoblc and E R E O ^ '6^- ' S IEI liilllDY lim e h a s com e for'publlc In*' s l i g h t e r p lu g in — GAR4TIm4iEaM Rag. 109. te re st firm s to obtain ■ non* orClgdrettel3 .8 9 .9 5 foundation financing. 'I BARS - ■ the Inlcmal Revenue . I Cqrovalla, Mountundi a Almond Joy . / ^ Service currently, has a J s v f ^ r ^ ONLY.....:' permit public- Inloresl iaw ...... ; : - y firm s lo c h arg c any fees If Ihcy lO n ly also accepi charitable Reg ' donations, Vox Beattie / K a s u g a FliF l a t T o p - The Supremo Court ruled . lollowrBody is* ...... Just year thal public inlerest ^ Voxton He D r e d d n a ujs g h t s h e ' '■ firms which wln4)lg-ca8e»-o^’ STACK AMPLIFIER 1 Coinplot* stock :i behalf of environmentalists or • ' 3 channels with 6 Inputs ■ II i lie BASS —— 2 speaket.cahlneH.witb '— T olher groups can’l bfrftwarded— U 3 --.-— Room ,Sli» — !. - - > fees unlcsa-lhere Is a specific 4.12" ipeokers (8 total) i M a t — - - , oro stote legislature...... - Such aulhorfzallbns ' a re . W - 4 i w r m : 9 S - - OMIY * 7 5 ® ^® “ Rag/l39.'9.9S /gfcl- ^ 7 '' Mean^lie. The’public'in- / 'I I------tereiU-lirmJ.-mtfsUy staffed b3T ^ L I r * youngcrjawycrs, are trying to - ONLY — ■ " obtain—more—format“ tn » r^ ■"AM ' . association support ond funds' R adio - fprthelrefforis. •' miflpiiones.. ^ ; But there is substantial V ij oppasiUoh among bar-mem*.- bcrs. who tMlicve (hat the . piib'llc interest firms go out df . ‘ rj-rttielr-way-to -fUr-upllUB^Uflii:^ \ " ; a g a ( n s ( the. goveniRtefl'F,' wimi i i c ^j.-^hoverarowded court mm I b c « l - 'l . l ''S 0 vii% M ce ?958" ■ E E l f :■ i^il'^vl - ;'lT ^rally. lhe object of'lhe ' t I j ^ o f l d aai)iipiiie;^F^^'i^^ i i ' '..r - r -V'; . r ------

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$ 1 2 2 W . |. • . - - lij N o v / J u s t ...... B i lOilDLER BOiOYS^ SOilS & | h GIRLS’ ?mP slis [HS, O ne group: ,.. ~ y i S ^ 2 2 ^ LS, R eg '$3,98 .. .'. .•. ^ tk . '1 ^ 1 (T— 'A 'f . J ' ■' ...... J > y ' ' S \ JV a IS , Reg. $2.49 :..v.;^ ; e n t » r • L , MliB^SSSSWSS HS,- Rog. 9lj‘. ;.. „ ;. \ ,,! r^fm-~ = J IItABLE CLOtIf g^BATHtdWaJ |K HAND TOWa! ^ M cloth! ••■'■.■ ■ '‘i • . ■. ■• ' ' f Idolio Sunday. Fobr^Vy tfi, 1976 r^Gtiateii ?bniid[ing,^ ity; ‘Atoeriâhpcople,-’ \ • G U A T E M 'a LA C IT Yif,' , ^ Vails lo slibc)e,'V"p«rtel-, s a li1 ' prefenid t^ relaUVe’sW ity; -.—Guatemala- (U P I). . Thebe :- "Wliat-»««aw-W Uit«i)i andId ./ofUmts.^pltcbedlnUiBbpenalrllr' ■ Parket_lookâ'-_i«|>.ni»c . people of Guatemala haveve dramatic;" to 'U fe Inalde' half-wreckeded. "bdlcbpW r tour of the' cbun- turned- th eir'a fte n tlo n to T b e . g o v e irn m e n t . s a i dd . .' bulldlngsjndahgerbfcollapse«e tryslde. surrounding the ' ' founding tbatlered llvai and>d Thursday I8.ni perinas died'd*' flomciBve*Eii8ormoreqtiakes.s. ' capltal/vlsiUng several towns .bbmes'i—; allbwgh 'feir.-bf>of " lh.(he,Feb.-4 eartbqii^.aodd '■>'?‘Amerlcah ; aid to Guatemalaila devastatedbythequakes.- . ">‘!rnlng:and begaS .m o « earthquake irtlll keeps"w - -'Hierbundredsiof-aCterabocka,- s " has Ibtalri. S3,6 rhlllkin andnd in Chlnialtehan^,' M.mliet. .; .; .r ^ l V t n g , paUenta !Soturday lUe# ttftemoon, mosl of .them suf- msnyilvlngouldbors: ' • ■ that rocked the,country over,r, Parker brought- "an ex-X- w eal of G u atem a la Clly,"Army rmy ferlng “crushlog injuries" if i - t "i- . m nfel Parirfr. theiehlef of:•L-^tbeJaflLi«ekJ[U!«ted-62.432_ • 2 pr<ôn of-gniP^y;.andnd Col.Ttw rnaar. RIrk, ln««hnrgpirgc— according to Blrk!U -% ' - th e U .S ... A gency, fo r In-I- •' Injured. aW more than one . concern f r ^ PresldcM Fordr t ,_-„of .thei7Ui,Efcl(LHi^llal.UnIl. ' teriiallonal Developmont. • . andanlixpi^lonolsympathy|>y ofFortSlU,Okla.,gavoParker ' toured towns ' west. of theI! . ' . ' In the capital, offices.' '' throuKh Ford from the entirerc a'detalled' tour of his portable ____capllal 'Tburiday. surveying ' ' ' -i {, groccry stores and restaurants,, the hardest hit areas In a-■ - opened and traf(lc clogged the .t country where more than one*• ■ streets, • giving the .dly -a •"v.flfth.onhcTwpolntloim o^s—=— 'seiSbTrrtce. ol- n'ormaiaoUge The-organlzation-would-hold-rei1 regular moniW y-mcctlngsÎt-^ LIMITSrS ON QUANTITY! would coordinate cxcliange of tecblnlcaltccb knowledge, trade and ^ about Ute fra«(Ured«d wing of a great boroed othl. Buiryourf~j^.rW yo> you like, but we suggest our■ PuPurino and - ' j \ ...... Tbe bird struck a auear drlVM by JoieRodrlquex . technical publications, educationalonal lecturcs and classes, wage Albart. There^r* nonene better. of suburban Black± Jack, kto,; and became and salary Information and availavailability of employment and - ier^Tbe-oekt-day-Rodrlguei------people. ______. Why net take odvahtagiaga ol our ‘'Volantlna and Geo>{«>ge Wash* J------IJiiusMai-r^ — — fngtonf^*elolr-All-er-ordeft-pto«ad-ln-Febrvory-an< ' drove to Ibe Humiunane Society wbere tbey It Is hoped any members of nationali conTputcr-drlcnted -ond-#tor«h-—i------receive* r Off Per Bird.ird: p a tie n t ' carefully removedi theI blrdi owl had a . - organizations, working in'the arearea will< participate iri.this local wlomiread - of' tbrecree aod ooeîalf.to 4 feet,, activity. Sub-grou{u will be establislibllshcd as desired. - .wel0 i e d : a ^ - a pc»mmds aod had a fractured - . Meetings will betchali^ by-LeoiLeon R ic e o f South Id a h o Com- wlBfl aad a fractttrei:red left leg. Sbeltei' ortlctals putcr Scrviccs untfi an organlzatloiatlori can be formed and officer* TWINJ=/ALLS f e e d &; ICE CO. . -BaMUtbeowIbealis itli will be taken to the coun- ’ clectcd. He moy be conlactcdled for'i additional ihformollon ' C A a73S-ia97 135 5 » h A V E . S . tryaodrelea^fUPJPl) . dayume.ol 32^4305 b d athomeal733j;i9l8.::': eal7 • . , ■ «i^ ______R eag an V]personalityf favored '

1 Ucpuhllcuns cu rren llv M Hoiiuldlid Iluiigan h a s “ E x c ^ l for: GeorgeG Wallace's stand against . ~ — -ôdlcadorshfp-ahiltlr;bu('th'nl-PnPraldcnt-Ford— o f lhc nine malor Democratic .>;— Is lho ilrongcr cîndidulc/ forbr Ihe GOP candidates has180 8C far emerged in the minds of _ ^■z3 @ o ic n z llr.il’lo a poll ■ Uic public as Ihche’leading spokesman on m'djor'. I. ..| _ presidenlini namlniilfuii. ilccordln. V V 'i .’W '. A ' I .' • .-i' ______iHHUcs. T hose^denllfving themselves as ■ " 9 tl)9 J j j '•_. ,Thc New York Tim es and CBS CI released . Democrats showcwed a “ high level ofTccognition HI I' results of a presldenlial prefcr«nc<»ce ond Issues andsupporttorCiCarter." '/ Satuiilay : | | ] . nollQujyiilc survey of J.4G3 Dcnicmocrats and - Wallace wasms the least favorably received •; . 'Ri'publlcans token l)y Ihe newspa]paper and the by Democrats wllwith 0 rating of 3C per ccnt. Butlr 9 to 7 Q ;• nclwofk losl week. The lelephone,0 numbers oi >1' '*”* '“ “ I '•!“vlth Carter. Henry Jackson-and. persons polled were selected al random n: by a Sargent Shriverr as0 the niint. widely recognized . eompulcr. of the nine partyy Clcontenders. — 45 p e r ccn t1 olof all polled h a d an u n fav o rab le. - ; T h e T im es snld iiWiny potentialal vo ers ore ?rt Humphrey as a possible; !. apparently bnsliiR th e ir e a rly o Democratic eandindidate. A sked ab o u t th e Mln* f " » a y M ‘ cundtdnic personalities and thaihat the poll senator as a deadlock compromise, 52 ' i ' Bhnwed: p e r c c n t o f the [>emocrals regarded him = = r i - 12 to 5 M I 5 S C 0 U NI T c i i ■ . V More RcpuWlcuns currently! rater Reagan favorably, l i t i i l s ' hlfiher onjcadershlp nnd competertenee, but sec — Public attituiitudes on the Issues "are marked Ford us the slronyer candidate for‘prestdent. pi by inconslstencic!:Ies and cross-currisnls." Seventy r | : - • i * • f- On most issues, Ford ond fiReagan sup- per ccnl said theIht government should see to ll y i VELVET BED!iDSPREADS has a job, but 48 oer ccnt called T mviis iuM j • porters varied little,.•suKRcsUngIg that "less that everyone hai m BMu.llful cruthwi vatvata t In p lu th luxurious col> tunglbte elbm ents, such o.s theic candidate's for cutbacks Int s--^CoUHt!^^mmtKWlom;i:}b=S5d^ roctor-Sllex 2 Sllco ^ -highway district com- — W om en'r Andel«n’soriginal estimate I I * 1 3 3 3 A u t j .. missloners agreed to go ohead of i cosl of th e bridge Is $290,000, I 1 Name Bran itomatic Tpasterl^ s with engineering. of the ibu t he said he h a s been told by. I I.- frerwashecri's- ' ■ . B j H - - p ro jec t. 'other engineers this figure I . . A commitlee comprised of u maybehlgh. -I ^ 1 6 ® ^ J and .. VfiHF • I; representative of each higli- •Leonard said the' engineer-. 'I JEANSfte d ..... - | H ' * 8 * * M Aiiortad way district and each board of selection i •commlltcc .will. I N O .T 6 4 2 H stylas ai)d, ; : • county commissioners -was organize i and meel in the near 'I t*RoriIc color, control oi- S id S ih H •. focmed '• — with Keith An- . , iuturc j Id selecte an '-I t |u»t tho right thodo. >d B m j_. , ^rscn. Twin Falls Highway . engineeringi firm, and definite - I i N r S l o - r Mlunar adjustar shlHs tha . Dd.. m j t I . Dislrlct englnror, secretary — cost < estimates should b e'. I V a lu e s ic to contact tnterealed ) color ranga.' Snap -opan available afler-the engineer I c ru m b litroy. $ 1 2 . 0 0 j :— ;cnRlnccrjnBJlcms-.and-6cIecl__^l_i-ha8_tiad.!ân_opportunlty lo I CLOTHS in TWIN ^ ;;— "ontrto-dcsfgir d- replacement —chcck-ihc”slle"and'strtrctiifir~i i “ 'G Ils o n‘0 T ; ® ‘v H . ‘ . ■ t)ridge/-i - ...... needs—I * ~ ~ ■3phn ’ L cM oyne., G ooding ------N Price '.^ôunty commissioner, said his fU llSIZE ’ . e u u jity ' iMfliil h a d "ljn d g ctc d ~-^90*heifund»i^f0iHI»-pn>j®«‘— — D O N ^ ^ A N I C f QUftN.SIZE . -G«SOM'S _ il______‘ th is y e a r In th e hope of getting ^ 7 / F H g - : I = pR ic e • cnnstriiclion started. ; . ' Merl I-oonam. Twin Fails 1^, KINOSIZ^ • _ I commission chafrman,, said’ PEPSODENT there is revenue • sharing ------luon^L4waUah]e-Iiv^livf^ll8~ ^ DIAl>ARENi $ 2 8 ° ^ ------#; f r i ' 'County, at least for engineering work this year. BABY WASH C l i; . J Adulf.slzein An aRrcemcnt has been ^ r d . metftMm proposed for funding - the DoubUi d r project based bn' assessed ’ H I ' oiBM irsm ci \ :==YOU-CANJOIN^ I ^ ^ - L Q C K I N I H O P E N TILL 0 :0 0 ■ r s . _ finljh on • . NG lGASXAM l M Part of th® XL I frypon. -. ' ' /V reasons you should i l " " ! com e lo u s for.--; t # 1 P -,[ 0 j BOBREKlM(i6 t o r c o '& \ GIBSON'S PRICC O . wKK' •' ■■ Y IT ...... -=WOMEN ON WHEEiElS'- P n O G R A M - ^ 13 INCOME - M E « M B OOK O i . ------LEARN-WHA1^^FM{B6-WHEN YOUR ^ ,0IB5ON’St .CAR STALLS, YOUR'EfENGINE FLOODS, i" SIVE | ^ t _ — YOUR-BM7ERY-QOEOES-DEAD Â N D -^ i - I ~—LOTS-MORE|------H ^ m w n i s o n ' s - «o*l.NotM«ltgtl'r»p> ' . rtMnUtS«.,.butM«ean . JIMEDISON... . 7 3 ^ 6 4 auommt r^H m ly - —■nawsr-aHHiu«illoflt— — t?5n:On-W h9Bls'‘l5-a-prcprograrrdeveloped^y^— — —7 • 'ibout how your tuM ' tpeclaily for w oji^n w ho drivi Wirt prapared. rive. Wo won't make a ' .. Im echlnlc o u t 0^ y o u —b u t yoi you'li learn what to do s l “ “ j y i ' i - brd.m . n«v*nt qot th^^^ ^ E 9 ' V 'inemofflericv'situailonsl GoododDeallFreel W.O.W.I . - y H&R BLOCK- Cloises Will Begin Morch 8lhllh. Ahd Will B« Held On i i 9 ° S , Z ' Pla'iifle'Cootw g ^ ’; ;;TKE WCOMe-TAKfeOfl*-^ — Monday NlghUôrrW M kTfiTpegil.ffW-TotfoV-Cltiir — TWd fails \ 49 Will Be llm H ed T o 2 0 W omen;.n ; . ; ‘

W “ rJrtw -'T'-.irtf'-.-; “ NUfuKÛr ; - — I " — ^^5>Sip!?V:v D ’ WIfON'f' 4 ^ r “ll / ' 60 flierllVB. I* Sunday. FoOfdory 15,1976 Tim(nmoa-Nows, Twin F a lli taaho'-.-ZS-"'-^ - flSfoT1~TI1irsf m ailbox not depositdr,yd Ballant;tyne propU U.8. Into hia - Barton Ba BallantynC(ls working along al< the west side of Ihc development d< Baliantync lias mission m member - said-'the .WASHINGTON (UPI) - Capt,p l. F ra n M cKee Is to be Uic own night bank depotposllory but a te d e i^ Judge on on another proposjq which will canal, ca ' • • plplanned along Big WikxI River. gigreen bell was* reccommended Navy's first non-nursing admiral•ai. and says slie "couldn'l bc • • has made sure b be ell be igetUng all his allow all for'. 0 socond housing Wood River Meadows • Ix . y morcdclltfiled." correq>ondeoce{ajai]jallforawhUe. - subdivision sui In soiilii Bellevue. subdivision su numlwr 2 wili Ik' The city council will Iw faced --worried - - w occess lo.,lhc canoJ . C aptain McKoc, 4?, is a v e terannof26ycar8 o inNavy5crvicc. '• U.S. District Judgidge WIUIam-Or^Mehrtens™ ______.1Tlie BellcvOo'. city council ' -.wcsl_of_UnL.c,innL wi U':??, n in s ’ with w lakInK cha* of the Kreen wouldiwcut, w ______:.-^3JUJC.hoiwsi::j5hc_MicJlnXstastatem ent. " I nev e r Uiouglil tlie______Thursday aentenceded Pannier. U. of North approved a pi onc2i) (ot subdivision UirouRli th land In the south ol tK'lt Ix IfUicsecliiin IscliinntcTl’ A “ - Nawylwotil'd'havechoscna fcmalcJlciinc.admlralduHneSiy.Navy ______l 1 ___ Miaml..to 6oe7 eac.ln• In' jo ir ^ th t. tn ^ h n y th«.ft • i!iisiwBig-wo(>a-bQi-wcsroru."(o! Cli! '(bwTi: ~ ~ ___ ' c a re c r, a n d I couldn't l» (> o rc d cilighted lli that Uwy did.’’ • charge and anothertier-.'Uiree years for ball* S. S- H lîw oy 93'7TosT OcioBcF: Tlie'lwo subdlvl-sions aft' tlif ”- I Titw N avy h a s 230 Une a(lm lrals.Js, officers whose 4issignmcnt.s jumping. Pannier failed fa to show up for a. ' Tile . council will probobly n no orthern mojit chunks ol n . arc:not p rid e d to delc&^âj;':ijsVsu^pIy,âw or mcdrcIne.'Tlic . maglstrate'rtiearlng-ngfon the ease last Nov^« ■ rcccivc ™ UicJlnaJ.plaLof.a.llkc__ two previous female admirals were!rc nurses. Rear Adni. Alone B, , ber. ,sul>dlvlslon 111 the rcRiil.ir — B O ¥ M L E R S I DuerkandRearAdmrMaxIncConcm dor.— ^------«tod (or stealing Ute malibox - . memectingMarcM. BEKIONITE : I T liuiiuiiiu ufC nptsiirM cK ec wss*BSons'list^f'SSnominatlons for' ilSoacb r‘fll‘*tf r “Ti * ~____ - JJ&Jho.chtapiilôy-tojtoi____ iusplcloi»loekittgdeptieposit box next to a regular com m ission h a s . Indicated il your i pond. Wotar ll Montyl OnierYour tropfties— - admTra! whicli.President Ford scnlSC) lo Congress for approval Mott lorm~pendt’ hdvo tovp- depMltonroutBideabfI branch of (te People's First . wili give approval lo liie ‘ thtjrsday.’One olher woman was ccconsldcrcSa bul not sclccli'jl, ago toitoi oisioas*.;. Now.; .rR E E ' National Bank. • second 14.5 ncrc 23 lol sut> ' ' ■ A'iiotivc of Florence. Ala., and1 educatede al Uic University of division provided the ' A labina, Captain McKec enlistctted in the NaVy ol Columbia. ' A slgD rea d in g "C“Out'of Order. Use MaU BEHTOlini Bicentennjal Favors Depository" waa attaclacbed to tbe genuine deposit ■ ■ will tool yeur pondt 1 ditchn TemiiV Slie now lives In Croflon,on, Md,, running Uic Navy's Mith eoct) o rd e r prio r b o i. end will poy lor llltll In scciiijty group act ivlty in Ft. Meodt ■ wotar tovlngt. Plec* yeur to M arch 1 st. TOg'new ad m iral has twen a procTKuremenl officer, a personnel ordor now 'to your lob can b* •chodulad bolero thll-free lines) W.on„«

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HEYBURN - Tlie price of IrrigoIgatlon waler in Heybum has ‘ ------doubled.------■ ' " ■ - M l The city council has approved a minimum Irrigation water ■ -charge'~of-«”for'a--50-x-l4Q-foot:lo:loirThc-prevlousniilnimum ------— r c h arg e w as $2. wlUi only S1.50 for proirop«rly owners in Uie original tow nsite. Owners of larger properties wiiwi» ojsp sec rate increjscs — cdmmcnsuratcwllhlhedoubllngoflliftheminimurhratc. T be rate. Increase cam e a fte r Cou:ouncilman E:arl Rose told the , r s > “ TOUhcU Uiat it would take $ n a lol loto pay1 salaries, w aler and fuel M ' j r ~ ^ — costs.. f $15,000 0 y e a r on low-pres- The city has been losing nearly S V- sure woler servicc, wlilch It buysys from Minidoka Irrjgalion DIslriclTorusebfcltyresldcnls. ' H eybum h a d a 1975 w ater cost ofr mir o re Uian$i7,000 and took In onlyS2,G00. T lie w a te r bill llself w as $3,195 for th e y e a r, up $865 frorrrUtc. $2,330„in 1974. T h e previous $2 ch arg c p e r lol flgug u rc s ou l tosabout $12 an acre o r S24 p e r block, according to Rosclsils figures. I' Coundlmen agreed Uiey could notlot coll for Uie $11 p e r lol lh a l ' the' waT??rT

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■TWIN FALLS - Employes of lh<^th( Snake River Gloss Co. ap- prch e n d cd a suspccl in conneclion1 wv llh th e theft of a m oney bog r HOURS from the firm ’s office Tliursday adcftemoon-- ■ ------Clilel ot DclccUvcsrTlm Qiialisrisr«aIdFrank-Jo3eplr-€lonelli;------^ 29, Kelchum, was in custody on chiihorges o f ^ o n d la rc en y afte r e^PWany=^-1P.M. t#5PP:Mf^Smnlay^ he wasflpprchended by workers atit tlth e S nake R iver G lass Co. ... P o licc re ports Indicated a m an en'en tered Uie business and when W eA reMloving... ( Helpp Us, And We WillV Save YouJ. . ■ 4 ‘he left,’ a money bag containing cas:asli, checks and rcccipls w as ...... missed. The suspect was located bby y one of th e em ployes, taken into'custody nnd held forpoliceofficiricers. 2 5 " / ^ .50% ... ANDPMGREI lg money was recovered. our new locatton soon, B Qualls said o portion oflhe missing i SPEND 10 MINUTES loolooking ot tho sot* pricos on ourr floorflo ft'you will know some* TBSioNAVriMWNT ^ BURLEY. W * w ill b e m o v in g to o u t invomflryrtn iT rofgf galllrig inI mttic oven, at o lTern*ii3^B ~[~ nhwgsHOCKifnnrgBiilalne.on^y.ouôw.when.wo.iay.yG iy.yov-*o«e.2U.% ^yiC-5U% :,’.::!..pnd ductalhts tremendoui'inv ~nii« f« tt plllt fwrj i» lgit« ParW i -off,'WO fnoon-lt, In tsini> i^ B w ,-mofrA -f*w-mowtht-qg>-qgo-we-mede-a very special— j mTdamageioM^QyB-declded^cD SjIoiIijilLpileH JaB ______p u r c h o to e f fin * n o mlo’tjrond o 1 furniture of a trem endouso u s d< is c o u n t, o m a tte r o f fa c t, . 31.20 M orning fixing.J3^1.30 un- dow d< n 0,35. c hangcd. ‘ Engelhard, bate prfcc for ' |HD33EBBII A fternoon fixing 131.10 down rorrl»^PeTOIntna------— imfTSSITVTt. Bodroor ------:.rrankfutLi3L3a upXSZ,______dow n 0.21 p e r troy ounce, _ ^ ...... to»»»o1. Cliolo ol four Hareloreulon^ ^BIodrNaugohVdjah>d_.T r7^.$88.00^ ^Room Sat tebU, 6 Chain. A—MA Oratior. Mirror, Chait. I C ovtri...... ;-5 w “ iiiiriaif;95iu95BurrIt7Spa> OroHor withh dedoublo mirror, ______U__.ll—JUmolroChailrFuU««-4 Vlcc was IncorrccUy idenliflcd "‘ni#fl7I5irCniiK»dV6RH$6l ------• nnd lovtoBi.Choleool Cold — m B H H oodboord...... SH0SH6NE-:=-CableLJV^»în-an artlclc in the Times-News ------!lag,SI69S9Pc.Dlnlii'BRoom ' . $ 3 9 9 __ "SuTfiTHioSyOSVCh-SlfTend------=— insiaiiairon crews arc working on o . llic American War' iCr*«ii.$tl«0( ...... tq O P ~ R ag.$n99 4Pe.BadrooJroom Sulta Hog. t< 4 f $«le-lovo(«ol Choi . • 7.Toblo, BuHot ond Hutch...... •in Shoshone and arc expcctcd Molhcrs. ^ She wos named os B. . . , 9 7 0 0 . , Drowor Drottar andid Doubla& . *OMofnon.All4Pc»...... $ 5 8 8 R og.$IB9UOl iB Brown, r SvtlvolRockor*, • , - ' to be working for atnui six F I* . Vice. Mirror, 5DroWorDrait« lo f l.ta ttS o h i and Choir,, ChCholco Cholco of Volvo*olvo»Co»or». BRag, $379 Smell MepUor.PIn* weeks. Wayne Mobcrg, Buhl, M rs. Vice Is s ta le cliaplain of ond Full orQuoanHoedlandbonrd. ■. $ 6 w i _____ ,, f t Fabric and Colora Jo l h f l i ■ ■ ■ S 9 9 . 0 Q ■ A BoaLBuit-,-^...... $ « 8 . q o , ,. n ' R«g.$U9SwtvaIwtvolBockor. Law Back. .ond4Chelrt o ...... $ l 6 9 ^ Rog, $379 3 Pc. Badroorroom Sof public not to run over the cable obviously, o is nol a m em ber.” lUg. $419 Full U l* Sola $io«; loopor.' Biuo N,tan VilicV ilirt Covof*...... > 9 8 . 0 0 . MepUOraltar. Mirror a whileltisonlheground. ^ The Times-News regrets the OroM Horcvlon C«v«r-Hlghjh BI o tk ...... 5 2 7 9 FullorQuaanKaadboort o o r d . . . . ; ...... $ 1 9 5 e rro r. Rog. $«»9 OvM n Slio lloopo U"'. »I.U4>.Ull.MletgoBotfon _ ■ OtooM fram 4 OtHoront S»yl« ^ BodioKlattdll.td llfo tlm o ...... $ 1 5 8 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I 4 Pc. Bodroom Soli 6 Ore LEGAL NOTICE . LEGAL NOTICE' •ndCovor* ...... lluoOocorotorChaIr Draiior, Mirror. 4 Orowlvtdo>OrangaCovort ...... $ 1 2 8 , S«Sol. Smell Drot^laolTobU " ^ M . SOrawarChail.Fullon andSCholri...... ■ ■ •H . Hoadbeard. All Wood ...... : . $ « m : S S ^ — ^ ^ — rtSfar- Tw«lnTf*n»H (tom ■ H H IB iiif l • Rog.$i99.9sa«>SBurili.R*(l[n«r a .,.. Rag. $249 7 Pe. Dlnatlo Sot. Toblo Rag.$299SDrowarChiCha.llorly ', _ S S S f f l ! , ' t« « .$ ia 99 M*dlt9rrenM nSolSofoend «odVo1votCo«c . . , ...... I . . $ 1 6 8 Amarlcon Styling. Mapl.leploFlnlih...... $ 1 5 8 Tf«rnterRecelv«)l#-Bond U «oto«1-Qulltod Votvof Co*o<,v .f ...... $ 7 8 8 ' -----r Bog; $933 Borly,lorljr Amorican . ""a n d 6 Chelri . ; j - • ' QutnntMFund - cllnfr ; ...... $ 1 9 8 ' Rag. $269.9S Ouoon Slic •, Inw iiofyotl^tw ui# 153.5li.S7 |Ug.|l3t9twrfI*«Pc.U«ln«lngRoom • ■ • . —- '— •.------■- itag.$I99Bamba<>0(n«l#{*'- - ' ,$119 ISyoor CuaronW.. . ' 455.7CQ.50 _____ ,iot.$ofo.lo«oi»etaehatT __ '____— ------Bt*JL121Hlgh:l. 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I. .. • E S f W ' ' ■ ..I- tI .S . CC [y n i^ c g ~^^NNSBRUCIT(UPir=-Jrdayla^M cHll5rtcd*5uTfiDlTf'hipc Uie SO-kllometer race. Not usedBd to Uw long' 131-mlIc) distance, ended sadly for Uie Unlled StStates in Uic Winlcr Olympics, . .. finishes in the Uiree Alpinele dlsdplInes-dowd nh'lH and Uw'two'' ■ ■ Koich set a torrid pacc at Uwhe beginning, instead of paclng_ S a tu rd ay when its hockcy te amn w as up se t by W caljG cm iany. 41. ______sJolom s-pul- him-UiIrd- in Ui him sdf, and had noUiIng left atth 1 -Uie •com'blncd'bchlnd' Thoeni and^ ^ for the thc brome medal and BillBII Koch blew a,ha!f\ây lead In From m dt. "1 think h e pushed too h a r t a t ' lhc.SO-kljQmeler Nordlc.cross-c at Uw begInnlng,"‘'sold Assistant B-€ounlry-and finished a dIsap- .. C o a d iB o b W e s d . • , Jo n e s ra c e d wiUi a b a d coldold and sold hc was lu c ^ to malcc ii — .pointing I3lh__ — ------dowmhei.775-foouido4)ysldeildelralls.------—~ .. ... - r . - Koch was nfUiarUie'^ftCTVkf,'lwt'b7tiiVii5rdlstanM n^ Aboul thc only conlblallon foq rf UicI U.S. on Uio ncxl-lo-Jast d a y '- : “I had a hard Ume makingdng It down,'* hc $ald. It was v ^ .' - seven seconds in Uie lead over No of the Winter Games was a ihlrihird placc finish in the Olympic Norway's Ivar Formo. who came on to win Uw gold nwdal.TTiat w rough and I'm a lillic bit sicksick. I was really tired and ioifitin^' Alpine Combined by Greg Jones)cs of Tahoe Cily, Calif. But Uiey I was.to be Bill’s high point as he energy.'’ • ' , faded and finished 13Ui. Still, HisHU 13th placing was Uie highest d o n 't a w a rd O lym pic m edals foror IhcI Combined, although the21< Head Coach Hank Tauberc r w' as d d ig li l^ wIUi Jones' m £ '. ever by an American hi Uw most I year-old Jones did reccive a FIS t ist demanding of all Nordic cross- place in Uie Com bined.’’T liIs m IS (Worid Ski Federation) bronze countryevents. Is m okes a very drea ry day up on U{C .m e d a l. ^ A x am er < mounUiin) rea lly lookgood."look Formo, 24. docked (wo hours,trs, 37 minulcs, 30.05 scconds to All O l y m ^ m edalists rccclve/e FISI aw a rd s os well be ca u sc the G ros, Uic Cup w inner InI ’74.'74 h a s placcd second o r th ln l Vii ' - give Norway Its first Nordic vici/Ictory 'of the Games, E ^ l Ger- G am es double a s a w orld ski chaihampionsiilp. FIS stagesjts own , | n e ariy e v ery Cîp rac c duringIng IUie la st 13 m onllis, but hc had to" ' many’s Gert-DIeimarKlause wasvas sccond. w ith Sweden’s Benny i meeting in lhe middle of the four-jjr-ycnr Olympic cycle. . surrender Uie llmdlght tolo •]Tlioeni and Sweden's ingemaF' • Soedergren. Uilrd. Koch was Ume.nedin244:34,69.“ Elsewhere Jt w ^ a tê of woe'OC for Uic U.S. In ad^lUon to the • Slcnmark. who crashed In Solurday’sSail scco^heal, duringUiac ___ SUin DunUee of BratUeboro,•o,_Vt., w as 36th am ong Uic_<4___ failures of the hockey team andidKoclf,"tJicTnen’5"sI4Ibra~racers‘^“^ !■ _____ period._____ ■ ______finlsbere Ih'Uw field o fW tlmm " C^dwell of I^tncy, Vt„ nnd =;: could not finlsli among thejoppÔ|_lhefoupman ii t»bslcd team ( Gros, 21, h a d a n agg re g atele timtl e of 2 m inutes 03.29 se c o n d lo' , .ChrisJIalnes of Anchorage, AlaAla sk a , w ere am ong Uiosc who defeat “nioeiil by 44-lOOthsoffasecond. a s . •" finished well oul of ihe m edalOrFdd'bartCom)ll7aifedT6'make^^ t falledlonmsh'r •' — Ihc top six In lhe 10,000-mcler specpecdskntlng, —^^-^ThocnirZ4rripped'hi8-slartiar1ing~numbcr off-and snappctf lo‘~“ ’ The SO-kllometers was Uie first fin cross-country evcnl In Uie 2 i; ' ’ The day had started so well,11, 'wlih'Ihc mcmoi7 of DoroUiy < wdlwlslicrs, "1 lost il in th e bottombol ha lf.” He Uicn pickcd 1^‘bTs, W . G a m ra in w h id i th e R u ssian s flnUInlshed out of Uie Ujc m edals and H am lll's figure sk a tin g victory slillslil frcsli In th c m ind. T h e ro w a s t sk is and walked away from thclhe mounlain.i ! Uwy atmbuted 11 to wiwing problems.pn The Soviet “waxing "^piirfflsmTJitiiwkojaeam-U'ouitf Tlie U.S. fotm m an bobsledid liteams, short of training'bcciiuse ■ unrwlrnrbrenziTTmd-tharKoch,------njasIef’’"S^cctedf conditions to0 improveii during mid racc, bul racing in only his second *'maninralhon." would add a sccond i Uie Loke Placid, N.Y., ninI rarelyrai Is ^ n , never was In con-. — Ihcre-was.no-rlse In-temperatunlure-and-the-four-man-leam-all ------m edal to Ih c sllv c rh e won In Ih e;30-kllo_mcter. 30 - .X inish^ exhausted, fla.Uwy.Wed.l!d,to keep, up w ith th e pace._Iyqn . ,:slcd won over Swltzerlffiid-2 and Bul with a driving snow makingin g conditions difficult a t a ll th e " T< and West Gcrmany-n ------1 1 ^ . . . . G ai^ln, bronze niedallslln.Uie?)e po. finished fourtl] and w as Uic' ' WlUi 21 crew s e n lered USA . compelJI/on venu^,'t/je U.S. camm e e u p e m p t ^ ja n ^ e d .' . ______^ USA-1, d riv en b y -J im M organ of ___ only Russian to make Uwtq) 10. - Saranac Lake. N.Y.rflnlshed 11 Tlic most disheartening setbackick of flic‘day was tliat'siiffercd Ki ISUI, w hile Bill H ollrock o f 'I i^ e In Uw men’s speciid slalom,, Italy’sIl Piero Gros'snapped a Placid brought Uie No. 2 Americ , by Uic hockey team. For Uie firstrsl time in the roundrobin loup- . i erican sled Into a i9Ui p la ce finlst,"": 13monUi losingsU'eak to upset hislls teamI m ate and reigning Worid M o rg an 's sled w as tim ed In 3 nament the U.S. squad was favcavorcd. but a hulking forward c in 3:46.72 ag ain st Uw 3:40,89 ofUic- Cup champion Gustavo Thoeni.I. WA illy F ro m m ell of LIcchten- winning bob driven by Meinhardla^(^Nellmer. ■ - .n a m ed E ric h K uehnhackl provedtd liloo m uch for th e A m erican s to steins niiishedUiird. . , WIUi tw o m edals still to be dec handle. Tlie C^zcch-bom Kudinlia(iliacki, a 6-fooM , 210-poundcr, : decided, Ute gold'in 1 ^ hockey an'5' Jones was actually l9Ui'ln Uieic slalom,s finisliing behind Cary the 90-mcter Jumping Sunday, Ui scorcd one goal and assisted on}n Uircc others in pacing West / Y, Uic Soviet Union w as in first p la ti' Adgate of Boyne City, Mich., antand Phil Mahre of Wliile Pass, wlUi a 12-6-8-26 total, followed I Germany lo a surprising victory. ed by East Germany, 7-S«.i8:.’and ■ . . ' VW ash., who w ere l3Ui and l 8Ui. respectively. re Bul his combined Uie U nllcd Stales, 3-3-4-10. TJie U.S. gol witliin a goal whenten Buzz Schneider scorcd on a breakaway at 4:15 of thc third period,pc bul Uien Uie leam sud- ' dcnJy collapsed and six monihs of preparation. Including more ‘ t h a n ^ gam es ag ain st Ihe to p a mmalcur a clubs In Uie world, went ____ ; “ low 'ast'e...... -~ B o b :JO h n s o n rc a a c iro f UieTUrs;:;S.-ûSd,;wl».pW ascra . X : CTAM PAGNB fo r■ PPiero Gros of Italy as be - tpllclhcoulcome. • . grab b e d (he ^ I d medaldal'In slalom S a lu rd io ’ OD a •. " I 'm ex tre m e ly proud of our teai;eam,- Wc h ad a g r e a t uw k a n d . -w e were skating^yfaard-inlhc-Jasr ______■ VWe lost, bul II moy have been oiirlir finest game. The harder wc worked the unluckier we got,” said.lid Johnson. Had they won. the U.S. wouldI liahave-taken the bronze medal, t l IPocatello, SSalmon It was inexpericnce.thatu»st' thehc 20-year'Old Koch a medal in' r . ' ' y.'- iwiffl w riÎii] POCATELCO - P«5re]lo arid ^m& on walked off wlih Ihe ‘"CSi e n t ^rtains ^ class A and B stale wrestling diampicplonslilps Saturday nlglit. g^: Jn a new iwlst lo Hie mccl. whicliI featuresf( on extra session of M |piH H ||l|||i •-ÛicclossKlcatlon champions, tlie closloss A division m anaged a 7-S H :(Cdge. M ontanaI State M ' M agic Vaiiey te n m sd id not (a rc weiA’d l in lhe Uirce-doy evcnl. In i3tih£cardiyM oD:;iwii^ n t s In s f place-local finish by------p i 8cortng25 points w hile Burle>' h a d 19,19, Je ro m e 17 an d Minlco 15. - | ■i.^ .L CUt( Gambrel ond Kelly Paiterson>n providedi the scoring punch jayyees J Mklonday^' T6af% an Twin Polls leom.'JOombrel'loioksecondVnthe' 0 ' • “^•Iff7*pound'dass^nd Pattersom^TJuriiurid uplburth in the 98-pound— ^—— Top rankedCollegeof SouUiem1 Id 1daho will m a k e o n e o f Its r a r e ------K'dlvisron. , .■ February F home appearances Monlonday nlglit hosting Montana . !iI‘: Van Tassel o( Burley was runncincr-up a l 129 pounds while State'sjayvees. SI ,--S ' , . ^ tp W alton of Minlco.took a (ourlli a t 138.B, ' ' ' • Tlie Montanans arc expected lolo bbe a good club, evidenced by • ? > V S ,' .The lop /ive class A scorers werere P o c a ld lo 82. M eridian 71, the th fact that Ricks managed onlylly a thrcc-polnl decision over y i h e l l c vTO. Skyllric M and N om pa S1' 3 '; ; : ------' ' ------th'themrHowever. Uic'Eaglerwill ha^h ave lo b e forKlven If Uiey play _ 4 - In th e B division, BuJil flnlsliedi iin seventh .placc, Ihc bcsl raUier ra cmollonles^y4)ocau^thoyloy ore starting lo "psych up"' .. -- > im ong Magic Valley Ica ms, foifo r ijcxt S a tu rd a y 's m a jo r ba ttle ata t North Idaho. That o n cri^t 3Sctce> at samiofd to TwInFalltU.SkyllrMSl' U K n u t 70 OKkhomi St. (0 Manlal»yra,BuMU K ---- UoraMM 81. IT Uuirar Ot II . « ? ^ c c p , Blackfoot.______fenslvdyfei and history would stioww t Uiat Uie E a g le s consIstcnUy KlcnMtlvS4,J*(»m««9 Kcitney K 14 No. CokHtdo S9 o>*i noted*' 74 Ok>

ga.7icg£ win streak but lost Iwlcc duduring thc s e a ^ n . I t e n te re d . ; . «utAuQIboia II ,uklo IT Olltwa SS Wm I Mafy71D».ldton73 ' ' -K f------coUoH«4ouHwmunt4»r4 Boj»llîy ,0 '—« w OfUo U. « IITill.n (J 0>k« n South , Wslloid 7» Fianela Marion 14 si;u i ci wlUi 342 pu liila -wh lle-K enn*nny ^â^*lB TTif*y nrr^ Tolodo U Win. Micmajn M AUtumi HunlullM crsr:'a«in*ra TS — <- 1; Thc victory cemenlccted a tournament berth for . ___AiyjflMÎMahiy^Vallay 13______^ followed by Andre Wakefield ot 27i276. G ene Bowen 230, D wight ‘ ciililqn*»1 g*' • Collegeof Southern Idaldaho w hich c u rren tly Is 4-0 • y , C, MieH. n e, MKNgin » : ^ AgOum Uoooigta rt W illiam s 167. E ric Hovey 139, E d1 NNickols, 89 a n d Jim M arslioll AuOuin Monlgom«>r >1 Wetl Floiida 7) S!lB0heny7ITWa1« - • " MV I'' four-lenm rouncjnd-robin schedule. North ^ • aneinftS'*!âS uu" « . ValptniM 105 WitMin 7] IDtllimoio U. re loyou (Md.) M .Am, inlfrntl'l Tl SI, Anialm'att t 82. Co* M m « Fortll M w*l>n (I CvdinlDc 72 . EteiMUConKoTl Amhoral 14 Wailayan 17 Idaho ond Ricks eachch'havc two defeats now Cr*4omsn 77 Ntb^nuhi V "wtinoum 7t Piilibuia T3 Olnglutnlon SI. 44 Fradonia 81. » while Treasure Volleyy has1 lost three times ond Ais a te a m ( S I h a s allow ed 136666 pointsj w hile scoring 1833 to ■ out Wait T*ii« SI 74 dridln U S 2'.2 rM ',K a,fr Ootion Coll. IT R I. Tt(ol| . / n " • wWiehiia SI,’ U SlU-C'djl* »4 Catholic U Aaiumptlon It (oil Isollbuldlmlnaled. m a in ta in a n e a r 21-polnt p e r ga mIC e winv sp rea d . T lic E ag les Have Eiu l!'' Clii's n .6thknn-u - W'WIIIKm j««r«n M Uo. V -fi S' SSf5,‘W S,K SS QuCknatl T4 Rldor Tl, y ’. . PSI travels lo Norlh•Ih Idaho S a tu rd a y w ith a - '• E««niul Adolphui ' too $1. W‘Wootl«r « HtidslMrg i} ■ ■ ■ j _ jia:B aa;r ■•;■?/ < ■ Mliu lu gtonal-playoffsrfsrTvhicn-scna-bniy-iifir'^— :——Followlng-Mond^-gameHhc-€ fôgles-wilHenvc^^FNSrtF^ =|g E »^ r3-.« -M ------» A . champion lo the nallon Idaho Thursday, spending that nlgtilgJit In Boise. Tlicy will roll Into V------lonal llnols in Hutchinson. - I** 5, Flo«KM 77 Tannattta M ColuJhMa 14 Darimoutn H , I i . K ans.. next month, Coeur.Cc d’Alene Friday niglit follovllowing a praclicc session al ' lodUn* i«<)i 98 lllinoli 4« Adn«i-WaU>l7 LanoK Rhyna 71 ' ConnMllcutTl Varmontri Ind. C«nlril t] DtP*« 7» Oaylor Oi M SMU U i (Cm. Wtihinolon n OuQuaina U University of Idaho’s Kibbee dome,le, . ; ,!S:Ind. SI. 71 O m und St, M Mktwtitffn Mk H Oku. lUplitl U ,Htmplon inif. II Fadaial City O , - JJjekion.|lia II Futman 7S (oil ■SS?H£:-r- ■ ■ ' IMd,-.polnt.l«-Jcad-and-lot-âaholfUmeleadf-^ MltBhooUngf:Creydon-Stanlc3y»njvido 'p:tl)eBrlJinsdullastSkyllndS2-51 Solurdirday. - Joe! Hiti, redhol I quarter polntsjb thc Srutns, trailing In 3l from 2S fool U iroughout U » -'- qu nglnthoeirly ‘ • - T -—, - ISU finally pulled atiead a t 30-288wllhaboutfiv6mlnute8tofp.::;‘ wf - - The victory gave Twin Falls a split,sp! having night, ahov^d Skyllr 'going, m oved a h ea d 20-16 a t Uw quartei cllne to Its maximum' lead as go a r t e n * • t m in ISU expanded Its ita i to 47-35S5 ata Ute-half, and contrail^,py ;M lost to Pocalello 6H 8 Friday evening.Ig- • - th e second half opt opened before. Dave Nutt(ng, IEarly In Uic second period Raniândy Barbour’-: a s ;,, . PJ jtttmeoutwiUitbewln. S '! The victory come,when Graydonn StanleyS hi( Barbour and Bob LaUiamU camc up with polnta^ . -' twtwice gunned Twin Falla Into five-^htpolnlleadsbut • 2J2? -- }[m \ g ’. ..n il, i Chris McGuire had 22for Uie loselosers. I " S three points - ono ona lechnicaJ foulfo againsl Barbour's second bu MjM ark D unn, w ho evldenU y love* io0 ppU l a y a g lM t tw in •^Hhc^Grhaller^>-^nd4hciT“Bnrt»ouru r T - c n n ity ------F i lI i" o T 0:2g - e a;rand i r i TwinTT'alls Ujcn spent :Tv■TwInTallsTkepf (fieI5aiina"ln the Yi |.j_|-!-S5ed-___ t-o-j-#_ ^ V throw. Skyline’s Nielsen cul it lo 52-S2-51 with 11 mostoftheperlodinin Ihe lead. wo up Uie first half'wiUi ppInUolnta (p offset . Gonzaga nips USIsc. ■ Z icconda lefland jEwinPallsihcnJost5t possession____Ai /U sr_a_cflijpleI.oiloLJles In ihc early , fourth ,».Stêy'aopenlngturgfr.';'-^':. ■■ SPOKANfc(UWr—DwayneJoi3 Jones fired in 19poIntsSatunle-te«mHrereVlr1uaflrtirtii^poughout-the-— leasmrThe-Indlonrns-wor^6l^ 8,-pInnIng^^^feÎU^^^ -^^mid cOTtroJiedUTcbali to ^ io iit-r ^------;------r but-lato-Jn «ond-perlod - - lossonTwlnFalU.—•r— ...... no i norrowed the-icount^to eight before:]ire Pbcatcilo ,. r m t . . ' i , - , a tti'ifi'nl!i£“ i ; n nin :. GonzagaÎ'SSper^tfrom(hn (he floor, while Boise State was. :------^l^^.yhoU L U of hlsJZfMla^ln thflhill ouarter.__ ' _ jrwJn:FaU*,(urnedled jts usual, forfflat..aro^.. ,puspushiâwayagaln.- : .; ...... ' closc b c h ln iw lU in ae v o h SOper, f»«anilni»d by btolocls'lis ts to determ in e tlie num ber bf vL_JSAN-DlEGOi-t-UP-l>—-ago_ln 0 a dramntlc-ployoK wllh-^—=sccoDd:placc3all^non(Cbui;hc=! ^ ------!ZSnca3fr2Srfor 54-holeascta • — younff-perhenrtbe-p^-hatc^l^lng-periodr-pcrcenUof-un-— _ De(cndlng- champion J.C. - Bobbyn Nichols and Roy Floyd rmissed a (our-twl birdie putl San Diego tournament rccord. successful hens'aftddiffcrfentngeeiasseslnthejwpulolion.: e j ____ . . -■Sneod-lapjAja'ln-flhorl-blrdlc-s\ to-anop-o-'lhrcc-ycar-losing— tc -•on (1 the (inal holf while playing ——beating theold mark oraW ict— _ ^------;)BarAutenrleih. Rcscorch-Bloloslogi'st.in Jerom e; states Uils Is ------pulls on-.the (ina! .two holes streak, sl slarled the Ihlrd round itwo groupsbchlndOostcrhuls. , .. . by Hale Irw in Ih 1972. but h c ; stffiife b f th e m ost J m ^ r ta n t Infoi[formation needed for properly Saturday (or o,(lve*undcr-par 'ir In a lie w llh Mlko Morloy hul Morley, slarling out wllh achieved it > while playing : 67 and a com m ondlhB (ivc- a: a fte r .m a k in g . Iho^ li.ii'n. a l tbogeys on lho first two holes. w inlcr rules. :pcrhcn'was2,021nRcBlon4in ‘ stroke iead with one round loll T forrcy Pines In.two und’or 34. -iWrdicd-Ihe-lusl-one (or-n—------;Irwin had a-68 Saturda Jo_-— «eff7mm m a y r ra tiHr ii.i]i’iL’ » iu ' " ■ 1975. T he best prwhactlon occurreo 'to.'play In the SIBO.OOO Andy . hihe pulled away for ii four-shot ooncover 73 thot .tied him w llh i .Join. George ■ Codlo. Lanny- '' tenrleUi Indicates any ratio over , . W Itliam s Snn Diego Open. ai riflo.Was 2.67youngpcr hen. Autcr advantage over voloran Don Don i Ries at 10-undcr 20(j and Wadkins. Barry Jacckel, Dale ttsults In a static or building Snead, who won here .n'vonr j rS ‘'^dimg per hen normally res January and EnRllshmnn ssixshotsbchindSnead. Hayes,TonyJacldinandBrlan '. • . . i> ^ pcp^^tion, depending upon goodd Isp rin g weaU ier th e (ollowlng PclcrOostorhuis. . Next came Jerry Pale and A lllnat'’208. O o sle rh u ls, In his b est -■ ]Bruce Crampton nt ninc-Under - Brilish Open champ Tom' ' ^ ^^toaiatfi6prfnglnl975.mostist o( th o broods w ere halchefl in Scores slshow ing since jolnInK tho j207 along w ith’ Bob Dickson Walson and Lee Trevino wcre> la te,Ju n e and Ju ly with only 50 pw e r c e n t of th e hens nesting. Thc .. AAmerican lour a year ago. .• (nnd Mlllerllarbcr. In a group a t 209; nine shols • SAN 0..« ccarded a (ourundcr G8. while , nomial hatching periodjn Regiono n 4 is la te Ju n e and July. Tlie KWet in mo lltS.QOO Andr , P a le had o third round 70. ■behind Snead. ' while Billy • p ^ u c t l o n in six of the-clght m a n a g em e n t un its In Magic Volley ^ Oieao Ocwn ooll luutrumpni J.J a n u a ry had a IJyeo undor f.9. _ * ,( C ram plon a 71. Dickson CH and C asper w as in a group a l 2l0. T h ai loll tlio two wllh I I'-iindor-' ^ Wwi>p In 1975 as com pared w ith 1975.19: • ; .1 T ^nrlKir, who needs to win only . ..U.S. Open chnmp Lou Doo jinulir 71-6S«-?0i np n r scores of 20r> while Sno.id ] 'Ttie'main-factor wntrolllng; isage grouse populations is Mik« Moil«i ' I3.4ya to becomc the loih''' Graham shot a Ihlrd round 70. ___w wasal16-undcr20Q-______^ ns a iinnier-c((Ki-omnc-— : W '/f _s .January hiu^ chance (or i a s sa g e grouse populations Millet D4ti»i ' . milllonclub.hndaCQ.' hcwaslarbackat2l2. ., . iîilatlon. H unting'prûreSr^ 9 -f. / ' • J'Jody Pjlo *6.7I-W-N7 — D<«' U4^7i-n> - l< îne andlhero isle^harvwL Om>ioeC4dle ’ 70;0M-7(I8 Tor example, opening weekend:id huniing pressure InTjie wesl H4lelt»,n lUlIr Jiockol 7I4948-K8 FliirWdd-Camas Proirle arta droIropged from 760 hunlers con- . UnnrW4dkin>. nri.«;-M8 Cilo l<4V0i U(clcd through check stations In in 1974 to « 4 in 1975. H unter ' D>unA[lii> , unn-K» a su q ^ remained Uie same bothUl y e a rs a t a b o u rT 'b ird s p er Tonr JaOilin a TIRE B ■5------htuitcr. Atitenrteifa-icda--gom e-hutitinting'flressure-can-be-mQln------— r f e —. I lom W»\ton * & JalnedJn IhUowcLpopulJiJonJcJl!Bveis and sage grouse will still______B W i i i . W W i B ir respond when nestingcondlUonsara re favorable. .Loo Tio.mo ' niitnv fiuntersîrtlie'fieldTiow' . ------M.W.70.J*- 'taariysportsmeirfeeHheiBaim JohnJicobt th a ii 115 o r 20 y e a rs ago. TIils is trtrue (or some species, but ac- Hick Acion 64 70-ra joorO-Ki r?4*.»-iio twafly.some of Uie higliest nu m b e:re rs of M g e grouse'hunters w ere jc SNEAD, mil Joa Poilot D«r.70-J10 uitrd round leader o( the Andy nod runiem u.n.«t-2i9 cbKked through stations in Regioi5lon 4 durin g Uie SO’s and GO’s.. W illiam s San uiego Die upen, chips up the llUi' oD4lsOouol*»> . M70' 1-219 E 9J,exam ple, th e re w ere 727 hunteiters In Uie Camas Prairie area wm g ree n fo r bis p air. r.! Soead finished Um round wIUi ? BICEHTENI ^ teo n ^ ’Kompton tIS - ^710 in 1^ on opening weekend as compnparedto544inl975. I a 67 and a five strokestr lead over Uie field. (UPI jJimWioCbbi* /.Anoteer good example of wcathcUier conlrolling a sage grouse ^ Idephoto). JOMfiGth'ooOoi rt 7I.70-JI1 JJotirMcCeo' 7g70.7i-.2ii p a llia tio n occurrcd inSlioshone BaBasin ba ck In thc SO’s. Ttie F l s li. DonMisienatli' - ' 71714^211 WASHING!ITON’S I n• E o p i^ ;; ______• ~ QDoaClldot U.7l-«9-:i1- and G am e Com mission d o s e d the sse aso n In Uils a re a (rom 1954 00oBn,M0|0i . 7287-72-.711 (hrough 19». During this sam e per«rjpd_Uje_BipwniJcncluirca.______— K T i S ------located ju s ta c ro s s H l^ w a y 93 fror■om Shoshone Basin, remained Jimtnr Po«ell 7I.72.«8-211 BIRTHDAY IEVENT-3k . CourSjnudO 707I-7I-2I2 open to hunting. Both localities exiexperienced a decline in tiiclr. Glenns Fersrry Pilots gC4i> Koch 72.70.70-71J _____sagc,ûsc ^pulations.bccauscirCi(actbre.oUicr Ihnn.hunting...... — J ------l«rt«usingpopulation declines. "”K?SSf OiCk Lou n-77'7D-7i: ''^Hopefully, weather will be favonDrable next spring and we will Oir OlO»»l 72 70-70-212 ' SpeieâlFGoidltonilaylirrsaturday tt “ 1 __ liave Mte iir«i{mill85.9t up M.nviIve voung p e r hen a s we did Iri' handle Woood River IDon Poolor 0.70-89-212. . U ntil m a t tim e, Uie recom - P«1Pl Fiutrnioni 7X704S-212 th e C am as P ra irie a re a in 1968. ( DouflS«n()e.i 72-M72-2I] G lenns F c r/y led by 50-47 and g mendation (or seasons will probatlabiy continue to provide (or GLENNS FERRY - Glenns ' O»0l>I NntI t8.7>73-213 then w as able lo sh u t Wood lynn Ult 7} (7.74-211 B hu n te r opportunity wilh a red u c edd tb a g o f two b ird s p e r day and F ^ e r ry defeated Wood R iver 55- Y our C hoice . r 9 'ashortseasonlnReôn4. . River oul the-rcsliOUheJiiiray—-isffl:-;?.-.. c! - - - s.-s !k ;s. . 4;47Salurdaynlght. whllescoringflveofUiclrownrr-;:„ Toitl-DwhL- - M-7»-M-214 4 ' PremontandGark'countlesejgiei[icrlcnced a u g e grouse boom The flret half was dose with -_JohnOuuek.'______77*t-73-7U ' H i g h w a j r o r . Tom WIcher pulled down10'“'~. S(o.oV**itlo- |' - 70.77.22-214 if the post (our years under lncreas&n 734»-7J-7t Jim Simon* 7»-73-?2-21 slowly In the third and led by ■o.u,?W c raan% pr.P slxatthelhrecqudrlermark. K|"0* 1 *5 “ » J ; '3 DO • Electronic Mountain I;Home and In thc linal period Wood Awljna 0 J t) T'«» '1 0 I 6 oi‘oi.oa SEichaltKToo. ;' ■. , .7J.8J74-7I Ullli- Sunj 3 1 9 House -8 J 3 18 River rallied and led t>y one Snium s B } u Lndrmn 1 0 } S iinIKS" . !!S!S1 point allcast twice early in thc . W’Cho. J • 1 I J Du.1 • J 0 J 4 ZJohn Mjhillor , - 69.77.78-21 OobZendoi ' 72.70 7S-2I cORBITREAto ;op Jerome ({uarlcr. •'•••. T»»...... '* ^0 ” DoOob Cnckton r2-79-7V2I With two minutes to go. w ; ooani.e...... _.u ji. 34 4? Jim Albu« 71.77.74-71 REYREADSI JEROME - The Jerome , O}N l SOUND TIRE BODIES _____Tigers dropped two games I over the weekend bowing to I M ountain Home 59-44 and ,to — C fp— K im berly 54-49. ■ Mountain Home eontrolicd- 3ur-Best.Prieiniuni . the igame Friday night all the - N ^ . P a sssehger s W ide TreoRadlaIt Plus F*d. Tex eight al the intermission ond f i j by &cvciKi n h o e nd o ( thfr1hird== period. In the fourth quarter Jero m e d o se d tl>e gap lo 2 but Kimberly held up ond ad vanced the morgin lo (Ivc for Uie win. ST“ a s ' . • ' -1 B lWMi ' ar srsS. v.vi ailY m E I - ' -P rotectyour $ ^ 9 5 - Touu 77 J 11» Tottl* » « 1* M ...... W » S* Ottofl.*...... I l» Jl M CB Radio . . .

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WRNDELL — T hc F ile r___ , ...... — — wiwc«rg(jn«nnTnnTitma— T 3 All Remd downed the Wendell Trojons l a i n i n g ~ 6S-53SalUrdaynlght. n M l^ I I Wendell was plagued with F i s h ea r r s s - . errors in ali Ihrough the game THElUtAAAL lotalha 21 turnovers (ofThe 1 ^ SERVICEE CENTERS ~ night. ; "Flier got board control (rom UNOERVm A R WAINJUTS Shalfer and Heaps and Uiat pn).v9fl to be a big (actor in the IpounJbag ^ BI.UII.AKHOK K I M B E R l L Y TRUCKXiUll i? (noxt to un- ' \ - Reg^;1.44.^-.^^.^ Woihlngton ichool) 4thAv*.W. > f e f l i ••-y,-;:------r r ; ...... , ; • ------SJi lA6“W Udcets got hot a t Uie (r«{Uirow1fne and walked o(f wlibthewfn. , The Wendell JV’s won the Heet;Gaiijs^ L in e AP-I 6 8 T 1 r a c k opcner63-S0. ,' .

. ! ! » ANTf-FiHEEZf“ CARSn[EREO .■H-'ilils.. rs!' eSS s S T ;« 7 jM c s ^ [iPiuw iTripim aiîn^ 7 3 3 , - 0 9 3 1 i s s s s ^ s m ^ " ■' T r . f i" .. , ^ Tlmqs-Nows. Twlo Falla.'Jdaho) ' . Sunday, Fobruory 15.1976' ;V tags Stun F alconi n s ' - • B oise S tate ta;t a g s LOGAN, Utah (DPI) - Ut«h|SthjSUito o u tr a r e d A ir Force m j . ovcr.itieTinalscvenmlnutcsSatuniturday nlght:lowln7i«ahd&dJu _ -■ H B iir le y d o w n s B u h l T J C t r ^ s l a n t — .i‘ ■' ’" • a six-game Folcon winning streak.:ak. ' • • . * A ir F orce led biwa wiUi 6;283 Iclleft when thcÂggics scored 12 ) - Jim Criner. 35. a iineback coac 'BOISE fUPI) Mch from the Unlvcreily of straight poinls over four minutes.;cs. USU built Its largest iu d . 67 -9 os Angeles, was Frlday^nm ed head fo California - U s Al 1 footbiUl coach for th e Boise • 57, wlUi 46 scc9nds rem aining. •; . Stat<} Broncos. ST S ' E d G regg scorcd 29 poinls andid l(lookllow n 15 rebounds 16 p & j " . - >tbMt C rin er rep lacesx s c(coach Tony K nap who le ft ^ i s c tolo coach< a t Uw U niversity of . th e Aggies’-Wln.over.U>B.ft>urth-ft fti»ri»n«lw' Iw tho______!; in 7 0 - 6$ 4 sh o o i .'K evaaaT C asV cgoi.jgas. . . country. D a r^ lj> w M jid d r t.20.,0-, ...... -.______•.....■'.‘ -I'jIM :.- - - In thojead and-thc-lndlans - - - - ...... ;A ta n ew sc O n fe m ifcTCnco, C rin e r sa id tie h a s gotten wyhcjfthehijjrhartiwortrmid-•Ik - i i ___!Brrpi.P.V_ - I p i V Burlcv"' ' ■ It staved ôhe Id thrte-poInV Ir - "USU pldccd lip more Uian ItsJ Victoryvk m flrgin a t Uie. foul llty ,,-;; ? - 'weren’mWeTto-gei-closcrthaR—^ r~; " '" nowhopcsto impronprove on'the progAim built^'ISiafiap-» thrBroncw cnn-play-— — - 7 Bobcats oulscorcd Buhl's' ggamo through the nreTflvc^- . W sb6otJng21 ^ 3 0 ^fT A lr ForcesWtonlyliveojseven.. hit • ,;:i;cK'. - . betterfoptballeach;ja c h y e a r *:------Inaians“ iz:2“ tn"lhc'‘ closlni,' ‘ • nmlnutcs'of thc second quarter —•fivclliereafter. fl . Randy G rk lo s ledUie Falconsis withw 14 points. G reg SctineldoTrv-i^ ' I- minutes of tlio sccond quarter ;b-but wIUi th e scorc a t 28-25 ______• Criner was notlfhlotlfled Thursday night that a commiim«tee_or students, faci^fy, ■added 13randTomSdinecbergersriapointsandlireboundsHJ-nnnit i: ------“ ■TTiiJ(ttfoac.Unirspurt-lnf(rr70-64—-B-BurleKtook-Otf wliile Butil’s m ...... , • ' ------Ûilellcdepailmenln en t r e p rc se n ta » v ea a n d D r. Jo h n BBa anics.B S L l president, had -s^nnsSEII:. ir,.tl» Jot>r1îoppolhlmcril-nnd ' decision Saturdny night. ' »scoring/altered. ’ _cl — ^------vsclertC^himfor.Uit Jlai7‘6r$WJOO Js siibjcct^to— '-'-^ I Koy Dalton opcnedJt to five The result cnme just ntlcr » 8 -0 n Drâj" J J * 'J app^(^val5y Uie SSlate la t Boarddf Educallon. . -polnt»-and-Farr«lt-W illlams------is, - - - Buill h a d posted a n lm p rc s a jv o - ^ p ' . ------ncw ^ oachh mem e t w ith' th e Bronco tca'm T rlday'S■Sefdre e tJie news' conferencc. ; 80-72 decision over Slicilcy c m argin lo 55-49. Two W illiam s and th a t's the reasonason I c a m e to Id a h o . . . w c will be able.toslgn.him.’’ab I.: ‘''~'Hine nt.l3U2 nnd Uic Indians bi TwV. a i l a n T ourt^»î4^»w OuUlning Ihc type i ita y e d Just in front tlirouRli lhc mfree Uirows and a D alton toi lype o f gam erBSU fa n s c an expect, CrinerCri ^ id hc wiii maintain -folltrw-^hoHhoved^Burleybock------tm p np«n clylf. wll • Sazer. Kurt Hansen and Gnry (r nuirnV ! ! ! ! " ' ! ! " ! ! ” m-jp-___ ICLWlUi Ifie vrifnanalion, along w ith;Ihasplil h.icktotryaotnkf;-, ■ . advantage of greatcat runningn backs. R 'lnpon scoring lor Hurley; Tlic defensive gagarr m e will depcnd_on ltie_type_of tcniTtnm s lliCrBroncos g o ,a g a l n s t _ _ _ _ ^ mfdWrirUicylravctia v cto d d io w lri,’ ...... ' in overhaulssYalley lie will place asis mmi uch e m p h asis on k ic k in g a s on offenseoff< ond defense a n d will i Hagermai ______IryloUKcaJvanlas!itagf th c ia le n t in th e program ', _ PROEITMiSlAKER _ —The-Piraf(.theJiey.wilti______fiagcrmon PirnlcS came /rom • needed—rtearly—all—o bn f-jt—to------• . defense;; ------^ E E N W A HJTING I _ rrT&hind±rthr«ccond-hnifta-nip—overcome w Valley's- four-point iftc Vaiiey Vikings 45-41 oVHalfUmeiead. ■ ‘ H agerm an moved a head 30- Com Bflturday night. ha sriT^'isrnis ■ FOR ^ a t Uic end of tlw UiLnl ' 8 ^ Earn 120,000 to $35,000 p«r tr year!y An outatandng 5 Valley led nearly the entire ^1 ' opportunlly for Salaamen,in, Route Salesmen, • -- first half as the Pirates «quarter nnd then managed to sla y up through Uie fourth. T he S' ; i J ! st.r ?! I! (Gafey buildsds »ig lead, ]loafs Businoumen or anyone with thedesirelooetaheadinthe* ’ ' fnanngcd to hit Just rhree dt30 qu your own buslnesa, T«irltorl*9levallabfetnornearyour ew . ii-w Pirates' biggest lead was eight oouS pts from tho field. But s Id area. Investmont required. Somelome financing avallsUe. ^ ,u\, points with Iwo minutes left, ' JowSMiJi £ .iJjJ Want to know more? C al Bob ChlChlki9(801]224-2000or/' -niQnpIcked up eight free Pii ...... ‘J...... S 1? t» S » ii « . s to sta y in hailing poltoo big for Valley to overcom e, k*o< to 68-63 vieietory over MackayB (601) 225-4361 or write lor moreore information P.O. Box ' EBisUrices. - ■ tM 277, O em . Utah B4057. - • - t l >MACKAY - The Carey MilM iners w ho scorcd 50 points In •' ccnl ci from the field ac- Panthers shallercd Mackny's ' theIhe second half. T hey hit 62 p e r complishingthat. ci I Arizona jdi -Mlneri In the first 17 minutes— upsets ------' • ------~ TTrldaynrgIirandMâ”sTcdTn[oa^ r 68-63decision: - “ time decisioim Carey look chargc of things ^ ^ 0 -7 4 overt] Oay,------^______:______-JIn n . Ihe second quartcr whoiUho ^ n leading B Y U lo a 73-74 upset Thompson, T who didn't scorc Panthers Pa reeled off 24 poinls 'n I point In th e first 15 m lnuies, while wh Mackay could manage Teme Tliompson pul Brlghnm inIf liArizona Saturday niglit in J P* lit all nine of h is shots a fte r th e Just Jus three. The Miners were’ C young ahead for tlic first llmc ofVcstem , Athletic Conference Inlcilc rm isslo n a n d tied Uic ga m e one om for 13 from the field in that ^ the game in overtime nnd W c a - • - a it eCôll witli 4S seconds left in — sp spi an . t e / r t rcgieguldtloffthncLi-.' T 1 h c -P a n U ie ra -h tt -Uic -fire t i |SIJ dbw ns.eonzD ga'University overcame a Icn- - .n i i S M T tic 6-{ Junior Uicn sen t t h e ' eight cig points of Ihe second half i',SPOKANE (UPn .rr Idnhn Stntc ccondUf period to post a 79-74 Cou'o ugars a h ea d for th e first lo lo blow into a 45-13 lead and iMlnl dcflcit halfway tlirougli llie scci?n F rid a y . . timme t In Uic game with his Coach Co John 'Tnylor Im* ^ BlgSk^ Conference winover Gonzagas vyiUi 23 poinls, w hile Bob basiasket 1:50 into Uic.extra mediately mt wenl lo his bench, ^ PECTACULAR SAI - p'ISU 's Steve Hayes led all scorcrs':hfortlie \ Bulldogs. perieriod. . At I the sdme lime Mackay's ' a i.e s e v e n t [ w1j M clvcr and Jini Grady scorcd 14 cachloor. I posting a 54 per ccnt AiArizona h a d led 25-11 m id- shooting shi eye returned and M E ISU also shot better from ttic flooGonzaga. . "way'ay In Uie first half ..before although all C arey w as n e v er In ^ nvcrage compared to43 per cent for Gc Ttiotiompsoji got hot. Hc got help danger da of losing the game'.’' ^ g u n frorrom frSlimnn guard Steve things ihi quickly shifted lo the c*(*rn. UKUyts fj : ^KSIJ n ip s Id ah o a t gi iraig who added 16 points — TO o rrc tt scorcd only one point ' deluding four foul sliots In the ffi oar '.■I'jssisap!'!'! I -K LElSURlIE SUITS £ MOSCOW, Idaho (U P I) - S tev e B/c a n scconds to play and gave . ivertlmc - in knocking the, 5W..'! ! ! » ! ; ; ' ! -jc t r I d a y . b u t It c a m c with less Uian fivM ejn : _ a sJljld cfitc ^ ' WUVUdcats lnto.second.placc In. . oc .Ro8.W 9:--V...... C 0 H .. fetecSUiea.mUc nwrc brcaUilna.rooi . . 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Vldoomallc wotwo t)i« FIRST to do II ior you ^1 oulomotleolly).. . tolld-tlo•Ilol* rotloblllty . . . Pr«cl«ion * f( IP f K .g.$25.... w w j l i t »»«>>■ ln-lln« Tub* $yil*m forf aiicvptloftally•: bright, thorp ' ^ J Am Mw (Mh.'* I. tfc. VIMMWK* . pktur«» . . . plui, «xlr6) (ttttflng lor a ilro rtlloblllty. ' ^ > bviw^Mlyd* 9KMH lekme. H A tk lor o d«n>on«lrotloninciTwhi *.T m s e ti e s - Fishing hfnfs: by SW•en en ______-lJfaw 4C s-ajiice:Ken’ d p M dntanard ro p i'^ lii ' Whll* th* w*oth«f t» n(c*n' up> w* t** r n ^ ond'm or* ol you out MISSOULA, Mont. tUPli - ■ Montana scorcd Uie first'100 Grtolles during the. contest onitotirMmiondkAtt. .Montana held otf a late Wetwr . points of Uie gome agalnsi; l . b u t scorcd on only 32 p e r cent'; -- I ' I n r WMk 0 .ir»p 10 Ro*«wonhI . .. ond m*i tom* ot lhe (•■low* State rally to dump the' Weber’s'W lIdcals, expandedd of Uielr tries. Montana hit 5i ■ : ond girli wIm war* hovlog w>n« goocgood luck. All I checked woi In lh e ____ i n i n d c3OT n ie eBiP- -TWiidcals._69-«)..and claim .a - - the--load-'lo-^*^~^*dwoy--y.:— per cenl from Iheffcid.-j-— ----- upperpert-cf itw lolwond-Mnwityrity Iftih*rmen'w*r* caichln0 0 lew ------.share of first place in the Big' Uiroiigli th e 'firs r half and led.. - ‘M. J, fllchardsbn scoi^ 'rt'*; W illiVwHder of the’ i uilng Hoot tul>** or wodvn. I ggetl lhal If you Ul* wod*rt In lhe' ------Ri(îEiSrd£io7upi7 V ■ Uie 1,000-yard run lo bcal >' Sky Conference Saturday 47-24. a t h a iftlme. ______point.s, M. R. R ichardson had ~ ' — Frrf^Newftouse.-wonT-lhe—-Ûnlvefflflyof-FlorWa-ran-won— r i A_jjppt{.pdtLdJhtJQKe^J.flih on1 thtih*.ild«.opp«lt*.lh#-CQiton:wood ____ : -■Barry—King-xirTA'snrancr— irM t. Tb* »ld« n*or lh* lr««« hot.1 tontom e Iprlng* dnd you will link lo —nrgJil—^ ^ ------W eber''State, however, l5"aiia'T(lf)rR3aieieau 13 for: 440yard dash In n»eet-record.,^ the60yard.dashlnS.9 9cconds, .College. < iMck . . . d« 1 hov* don* unlilllgoio’linletmorti. I go' The Grizzlies and Monlaiio closed the gap lo six points lole.!. UieCrialies...... timtt SBtnntay night Id lhe 96th _ --.also a.m eel record, beating Villanova’s crack team of . A l»o.. . Rih Cr**l(’ r*M>rvo>r ho*SI b*.b « ^ producing well The lith ore Stale, w llh 6-3 league records, in the game as Jimmie WattsJ Watts canned’ 14 10 leadi annua] K nl^ts of Columbus Tleggie JonesofTennessceond IEamonii Coglilan. Jim Rlielm. *mot1 bul mony llmln or* btng co^hl.*^hl. . ■ 1 • ■lead the le a gue. .Monlnna Statv • ,.'taliled_12_poinl!i for. tbe• -W eber State. Paul M_arlgriey, 1 ; —to|êrtTM-lbe7Mldwc«L:r:=rr:Ivory;rCrock«l,-_-tiMi-n-worid- < George McKay and Phil Kane ' Solmon'dom'hot.&m'ilow.V. .-b<.-bul-lKoie^û coKh ore uiuolly- defeated < NorUiern Arizona, W lldcatsintlieflnalhaif,. • hadl3|^lnts. • ■ -record bolder in the 100-yard ' £ood Ibh.. ln;o<>*J>lp. tw'0 ..«v*«^»>.ogo. ogo. Swen end wife fwd.,3 lllh,on' i unlvcrelty .iwo-mlle...... 0075. S a lu rd ay In-B ozcm itn, The Wildcats-had-17'moro—(— ;- --Weber's league rccord—------'lE S w e r or Balon-Itauge;—■“ a a i K ~ ' ------^ • ••...... 1relay by nearly one second ond only lo n M oo*. •'M o n t. flcld-gaal attempts than Uie! droppedlo5-5. .. ,;i iBScIc O u b . n m (be distance In T om Hill of Uie U.S. A rm y over.jjicûnivcrslty « of "Bod tin*!' wo» Riy *xeu**.'R*ollylylgotih«Iiiiert. I o< iP^'defut-R onny Harris of; beat 'defending--champion' Michigan 1 and Kalhy-Hall of - ' - Th*-flv*f-i» high ond no proip«ctipecti ol ll lowering unlll.Irrlgollon ■ i*o»on. A lo o ^ flit to th« Ultow>r thottho colled e t Ihe T-N ond teld me niihbssee' and Beaufort Danny Smilli ond Friincc's the I Suburban Track Club of h* hod ih o t 91 gM t*. net 41 0 1 1I hod itoted In my '^ p p e r ' owerd. m m of tlie F'lorida Track lopratediGuy Drot with d 7.0 1 Illinois defeated Johanna H *om . H le u M * tem oen* viotelln>tellng Ihe tow. give htm o hlg boo B i e p e ^ B i e clocking In the GO-yard I'llgti Formon 1 of- the Falmouth- If I laOSKtUpley of the. Pacific. hurdles. T ra tk Club wilh a 2:08,3 In Uit* 01' Swan olio told «l th* Sotmen,imoo. Idoho eUtclel.whe otki thol ' P*0|>w , (SM S CTub-defeated Polish In thcGOO-yarddosl^Hor.'icc womcn’seao. \ • w* violot* Hm low b r (lihlng lorr SoliSalmon In Ihe Solmon river. New tMNMadisIawKozokiewiczat. 'fTuilt >• of ;the Dijlvcrsi'iy "of Dyron Dyce of Florida Track ■ how con thot l*llow c vn* Ih* comncommerclol llthermen e r even Ihe p g S S S S .record. 18-fMt In the . Florida ran 1:10 lo boat Club ( won tlic m ile In 4:08.28, Indloni if h* odrocol*! vlololfon olof IhIhe low. For heoveni leke If we vau lt on few er m isses, a s defending champion Stan only c a step ahead of Joseph' can but welt e lew yeor* w* moy getget lemi< e goed lolmon llihlng egatn. H » M e d In th ree a ttem p ts (0.. Vinson of the Florida Track Dublna I of KenL Slale ^ e o r g e W a sshington’s i bMMbb'v Pole's 24-hour-old i -Qub-by a half-second ond University, I with Kcn'Scliap- _ . ~ d | 5 > : unSSi^rbestoflB-i}'^. ' M a rk B elgcr flnlsticd stro n g In pert\ of the New Yorkrinhtiiirrt IPBIIP* - nips TirU an e f e r B iR TmuAY— i ~ =fijfiia8=€ouiily=.-= "Seaiile councicilinaii ^ T Pt^^GAR-SISERVICE- - ^ o p s Blisa jn four ove]ertimes 1 ______I v i n g — — ------^ f ■ 3Â!RFIEtD - Camas —not-t«o-forgii TÊW ORLEANS (UPI) - NorUilorUi Carolina guard Phil Ford (Sluity- outlasted Bliss 67-48 - in the final two mlnutet; of the SEATTLE (U FD- - Major 1-eaRuc baseball is •• made four of six free Uirows in th w - ^ n b rd o y night. C am as County flne for City CounclimIm an T im Hill, b u l he voted I ' fo u rth overtiifie and a tire d Tulancm e lite a m could not com e tiack a s ■ . -- tg to ho t from Ihc both th& fleld. . . m s m -7 ...... ag n fn st'a scMlemenItl 6 o f th e muJH-mlUlon d o lla r Uie Ujlpd-ranked T a r H eels defeateda te d Uie G reen W ave, I1310G, in IPON ' m the line during the cbntcsl. law suit against tlie Am\m e rle a n LcnKuo. - a three-hour gam e.. 'd& Musher took the lead early '‘Before wc contimlinue that rvlatlonslilp wc Tlie T ar Heels' record is now/ 20-;20-2. *hiey were led by center continued to build on II all ought to.sctlle Uic accox o u n ts,’* Hill said, Mitch Kupchok with 35 points anda n d 21 rebouirtie:->whlle W aiter , H ill's'"n o " vole wa«vas Uie only one a s th e City* - ' Davis added 2C polnls and Ford had:had22. '1^ PSftVINGS ■ W»»c boards w enI.to.C am ns Council agreed Fridaylay k selUe Uic iaw.sull with Tulane’s Phil Hicks became theh e olMo lm e lead in g G reen W ave a m c l l with the edge being 31- a continuance unlilII a. baseball team begins scorer as lie scored 36 polnts ahdmd rmoved past Johnny Arthurs. l9 h favor of the Mushers. playlnglnScatllcinAFApril 1977. w llh l.SOC'carccr points. jl Prices Chihopped! 237ic Cams JVs won (he * "It Is Important fromfrc a pubilc-pnlicy stanJ- Guard Pierre Gaudin had24 poinlitoinls a n d ce n te r J e lf Cummlng.'; igMlminary game and din- point for the city loI remainn firm Uial il should added20ro'rUiel6-7Tulane. ' S c d th e n n fc re n c e JV title 43- nol sim ply cave inn lo sports' promoters or . Tulane, afteMralilng al haiftlmc[time, fouglit back and tied the . anyone else," Uiecoumuneiimansald. ' g a m e, 73-73, w ith ,four_nilnul|(SjefliJefl_and,U icn.tqpk A.flVQrPPjnt_____ - “Hedlsagrcedwillrth■the Idea th a tih r s a its h o u id — lead’^Virbhly onc'm inul^rem al^g[ ^ ■ g ." ~ — FBONHIIIHHH — ; be used only lo gel:t ia team here. Instead of FonI narrowed (he Tulane margliargin to two wllh a layup and a I R tn tit I (1(41 lliat eKcel l(4lill|l 0 1 regaining the losl moneDney. free Uirow and Brucc Buckley/ tle «»> lum ■>«! S.“" ______i Theôuncii agreedfd I in Uie la te 19G0s lo spend seponAilefL ______sicR ?stfldiu»i 50 tii^rscfltns------NelUier team led by more thanlan ttwo in lhe first three over- ] lailill » • Itml iith f T Pilots could play Uiercire .'B u t in 1970, th e AL ap- , tim es, all of which were lied wlUilnthin ithe final five scconds to the ' p roved shifting the (ear;am loMllwaukec. a m az em e n t of a L ouisiana sHiperdon:rdome crowd of9,500. L ater, th e clly. s la te and K ing County brouglit^, ' . B ut wiUi Uie score tied a l 99-M,, TuiTulane took a quick Uiree-polnl Frt.2!.1#76 a law suit ag ain st Uic LcLeague,.claimlngdamagc.v--- d Uien m a d e his fre e Uirows and for Uie lo sso f money spispent by the clly. ' ' le ' a d In Uie fourUi o vertim e. F o rd Uie Uie T a r H eels added six m ore polnlsinis Illi Uie final 45 seconds.. = 1 1 Tfie money forStcksICFStadium would have 6oen ‘ I B ^ h f i e l d usod for a new librarary norUi of Ballard- TJie Broadview library wasa s finally bulil an y w a y four ' ^ ■ y e a rs Inter. iv.M . d r i l l s C SU \ I BRAKE ADJUSTMENENlÂUNCE! d e f e a t s . ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. i UPI)) -— IL a rry G ra y scored 31 points I ! oiler Incliidef V *’ 1 urdny to lead New M exico to an ' ■ 1 Idjuii siibti lit a n d pulled down 21 rebounds Saturdn ___ I. I«II dun ciatjcl D i e t r i c h \ e( asy 84-75 W estern A thletic Conferciference victory over Colorado I M M Kikr iKid W S U s ta n s m C . Si tate . I il ntedtd .RICHFIELD - Richlicld LOS ANGELES (Oi’i) - SteveVC Puldokas and Hon Dnvls Gray, who came off Uie benchch FFriday to spark the Lobos' I 3 PuiKitn tjiuct I ' 1«l tllM alittll ■ '.wcnl (0 Uie bcncli Saturday com < bined for 48 jMlnt-s Salurtliiyy niglit ; as Washington Slale come-from-bchind t win over WyomI/om ing, w as loo .m u c h for Uie ' ' . Coupon Cxplrai F*•b. i ^ S I. H 5 7 6 1 •; . nighl and downed Dlclridi 49- • . trouncedt Uie University of Soutlicriicrn California, lactud(i-i»'li 5 r» ------and I ''iM 'ii”"’’ getU^blf^pc^ntageshotb. ^ I 7 ”11*11 tUllIl llbllMllM ------RkJiftcld-thot-poorly-from 1 (he line hiUlng on n of 20 for COAT! ■ ( h e n f ^ t . I \ 'Rlchn«W«.‘6Mrkli3S ' GoddSele I ' ! Coupon b p l n t Fgb.ifl :'i ection Men's

•uTlUl ] 4 I 10 AtllfJ 3 2 4 '• ____n22!wo«*» I 4 li T**'" » - • Jo"* BrQhMS' 2 0 l.4'P«(ln til] k J M L yP f lU f E f f L ____ 0 1 0 Shen ____ E U s i z e - ^ - ^ ------S Woodt 0 0 1 0 ' . It H 1» 4 ToMi 14 7 17 » j -rAtmilMMTTBiMMCtTIISrr^ ------m 1 = - I oiiei inciiitiei-: - SSl'kh".” ;” :;:!” » » S ’ H a . I t Ihjia ItMl tU I J 8)ijnc( Inal ■lerK V D ^ Oregon State Values LI ) idjuii bijirt' X . 'I beiatsCai. S to $60.00 ' Coupon E*plf« F rt! BERKELEy. Calif.- (UPI) 3 8 ! ^ ^ - .Paul MUler and Rocky 30 Poiisir 6 n LY : Smilh priced a 16-0 outburst In tlie sccond hair to lift Oregon ~S iaie^to—a-7ft-70-paciflc^^— Conlerence - victory over...... IH-LADII — |— -fROI»PENBa*iiPMKllBt-- — i - . CalifomlaSaturdoynl^t. I Oiler includes Tbe win avenged last week's J f j ii«vii» ? i.i.r ■ B eaver loss to th e B ears In. ' ■ ^' ^ | F . .-Slate lo 7*2 In lhe league, one . I tigii ,fi - game-behlnd -first-place ------. ---UCLAVCaldro^t03-«...... I m » ^ ^ ; J 9 7 6 J Smith paced tbe Beavers LADIES L B B ■■ ■ . wilh Rickey Lee added 14. d l a r d R ickie HawUionie S led the Bears with 16. *-COATr s ^ i y * ^«>uf^eHOleEf- ' I. NiceSeiecaction ^Wiciiita W INTER RETREADS ' cops leads - . OR CONVENTIONAU ^ ^ JU IIIR JJIIIS,i«lfj F trcatenc-rinnfem ■ w raiiri Kin. (UPl) - , -V ^ 1 / Town & Country DLC76 . . ■WIchlli. S tate’s C al B m ton 78 RETREADS RETREADS sank 4»ra-Jr^ (hrows with 19 - . . . . secoA fi l ^ (0 give th e W heat &BUIII!MS ; Shockm 6S44 over SouUiem • • • 7 2 OFF A N Y S I Z E - Illinois' University Saturday 'and A ie possession ol first W the MliBoi^ MEIN'S & k id)SB6<5TS: - ' poiBU m d 4 )b M ~ - ,..hi th«^'w^htli?!^tewmfl------gaTSrTtoBeTEIm bre aBded . i a, S ia^>^:iiaii>e^blgh-»M . , . . • Q ' PdxxndSi and Bruton scorcd ~ 7- To> * ■ '• ■ ■ . \2 PQIPU Jri WSU’s sixth con- ¥ = ^ m • WHfTBHALLS • Mcudye win.- ...... — ' ITtobwiSOlfe 13^11^ Florida. ^crnsfeBiif^r ■xchanges . ^ e i i S i a i l e; I i t e m s \ stdns Vola . , . - GAU^IUI^.nartUpi) . ^ ~FlorWji;tt>p<«ng«pei'¥ttt -T--ih.thgycotoMj^^ ■: t; yife’liiRADIAlJilHl s ll : ; 4 1 0 . M A I N A V E . UN-FAllSl. ______Q| S i f

’ ' V V''-' ' • • 30 ..Thhes-Nows, Twio^’alls, Wahofio ..SundayJFijbruary15.-l97fl B x d l d o>gs t ip Fi'iier )^ysho!t8y^2_:^ ■ - S " > .IDAHft_EALLs’ The0 ' the Grizzllles p u l l e S ^ . }5{hlo» S p a rtan s losl the ^ U l ee .bynlneforlheFln.' V-r«n*i ;j-*l_iha.itee_lhrow . ;ilnc. and:-... —.Minicb won—‘bptfi^^SO—. — t h ^ c t o ] - - bowed to Skyline es-srlFridayy sophomore game and'.'-^l Jilghl. : ^ Junlorgam e.’ ' ■ The wildcats niade n bfd in' managed la cul it to three In ■ ^r— Mlfiico-oul^cored-rSkyltne— FILER - T»re TffnilKrIy" ' fro m Ihe fleld-by one field goal — the fourlli period and took a -H^------1 t h c l a s l m l n u t c , ------BulldogHturnedlothefoullliu- —I “ biii skyline hit 18 free, throws ____ . the closing four minules lo 45 lead when Norm W rlgh'l. . , .--and MlnMlnlco.dropped only - - converted l^ irc c throws______KlmMnyU; ni«r4f. $ullusJ Ihe F iler WlldcaUi'S4-JQ--1 -^:-seycn.— —------_ ■ fa-ldnv. night. Ttm win' w as Hie Sieve Fm ner's Held goal- r ■' scn'tl^lm5criy back on top and' f _^f7th In IB 'mitliiRs for Uie i Lull i } 1 Haipi I J 0 i I ' • ftrllh three minules lo'go in the ' $ulldogs.’ ' • •• Ilhen'ca[ne two free throws COJIOi c I J Wllinifl a 0-0 11 £.nn 1. 0 CnndK 0 0 7. 0 t™ . - • from Kcndiill Luff and anolhcr nennel n 8 11 WKjr 0 0 18- . ' gomo but could not eonvcrt on - -soV9ral chancos (rom the field . ■ : • KlmlM-ily li d i'ilinosl .ill ■ Ifrom iCd Coals. - ’ - | 1 as-::-;:::: - ■; flith l l)ut H lu wa;-/iihv<.>.s ;-i'li.it lilled KImUrily inlo a ToUli J H I > M TofiH ^ « 7îr J fiveixilhl Jead and Flier f, , ' . Close, * , Shoshoiie 1measurel i : ISU sc leetsc*•oacli Wendell in I • POCATKLLO.). I Idaho (U P l) - Joseph Pa.scalc was w; named loday as head n last ’liatfl ftwMtnlt co.ipti nt'aadaljoJjlatiiiiiiiversil>u-repladnK4 gJlobcrt-Cciffin-U'hoJcfLlo ------■ SHOSHONE ■- Shoshone! The rebounding of JiKmSfi - , lakclhcheadjobilb ul lUiode Island U nivcrsiiy, took control w ith, a- zo-poinl-I- Rich Webb plus lhetlve-fi£S& L-d far Iwo years as defensive coordirdinator on Griffin's staff at * Pascalc ser\’ed , third quarter Friday njght jn d1 ‘ field goal shooting of KlngBffii [) a l Wisconsin hul n e v er of- ISU. He liad l>ccncn oKcrwl an assislanl.'coadilng Job a defeated Wendeil’s Trojans f>0-:____?parkcd_the.Indiana___------fjcialiyrcsinitedflJ fl om ISUTind junijw d nl th e clinnco3 totf take Ihe ISU topjob.v-^'— — w en d"eTI -t-o-o4fc*^B » IHU atliiifi pix-.-.ic.-.idi-nl Ur. C harles Kegel sa id loday.y. •'n in v e every tfonfldcnce Wendell opened the gnme! preliminary. jTTTTS- '______lliiil co.icti Kisciil(;ale will m aintain a n d augm ent ISU>'s 's sli'ong posture In the Big with a half-court press and, Skyamferwite.'' “ Itimped outKran Sjyieadmnir^t Kegel siild Wietie two vacant a ssista n t's Jobs .—- created wilh Pascalc's - set the stage for a close first ...... p rom otiojrand PePelej\drlan’s deeisioH.to.go wlUi GriffinGr lo Khodc island - - - --I -half, Wendell leadlng26-24r' would bo filledI underu ri'gular nffiririalive actionjn and equal opportunity But the Trojans managedI sS is. ,!Sr. - only--J2 points againstI KI«3fiom5- »- >) Lnc»l/- ; -ffx^ i priK edures. . 0>|«> I ] nier>ir«t r a- r \ . Shoshone's 20 in ihe third. Pascole, HO, ISi a nalivo of New Yori< S late and altalteiidt*d the U nivcrsiiy of . . I . KMn«< I ) Lumcktn o I 7 - period and the indians^rf;^ CKvlsn 0 0 lUyd a 0 I .. .Com icclk'ul. wtuTCL're he wos'AihEast as n noseguardi anda also a facrossc slan- X Kiintt 0 a 0 Llom '0 J 0 stretched oul o little mott InI TaUI* 25 10 1 H Toitll n 4 a to ■ doul. W*nd«M....-.^...... 1} » H H Ihclnslwuarter. Showofit...... :...... « u ile served Ihrcc1‘c years as coordinator nf Connectkniicut's extensive freshman t ■ football program.I. icompiling a 15-3 record. In lUTO h, overpow ered Gooding S lale 72- • • ~4BPfiaaFni8h1“ - ^ = = ^ Mioilll e I 'B.Z.'B 7 Gooding States Inexperience I n d i a n a showed! as It was Richfield's Murtaugh r,rallies ^ ____ ^______RKRniINn T1I5WI.F. .belweea-Karen hri .Brawn______:___— gêîlM| hc wayrR)chfieid4ed— Ttto p s l U i n i A e r i a l ; ^ ______and Morsba Donobo off CCapital was woo by iInyil statistics and controlledI s;s„!!5i _ 'S ' BrowD In Ute regional girUris class A finals Friday 1ffie backboards completely. past Declo (65-62 BLOOMINGTON. Ind. night. But Twin Fallss dropped tbe game ' Richfield won the JV con duel ...... It » n (UIUPII - Jim Crews hil four “ decUlon. teI st. DECLO - MurtauRli came IwlK>lh of llicm and then An- sinilraight free throws and stoic _ from behind la lH.-at DeclofiS'C^ detlerson added anolher one al anin Inbounds pass In the lasl 90 Friday nlghl. Declo i'Oiilnilled theho line tpclinch the win for the seeicconds Saturday, lo lead N Nu orm al.' 111. who h«)ped In (he game llirougli the, ffrst Muklurtaugh Red Devils. . lup:opranked Indiana lo a M-tH diana dh heal NTTchigan In Ihrcc quarters and led-uiilll trlurlumph over Illlnojs and lls overUme ovi a week ago. ended MuntuflhU. 0«lo«I -Mcl there was-t:li)ieri in Ihe game. (ngh tg K pl rp D«clo Ig n pl tp 1st consecullve Big Ten Ihe lh( game wllh eight points bul Al 4:1!) M urtaugh pulled “Z■Cl?r, \ \ III ' back by (ive. 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BV L O B A Y ireO . SM ITH to state departments of The largest number of 'cartoons ' on filmstrips with - ttechniques or 'learning . Tlraes-News writer - education, i fot.suppicmcntaI or . children< participating .In the cassette tapes, use a language , stations,£ at leasl to Ihe . BUHL ~ The goal Is lhc extra , programs. These cannot Title ' I classrooms are second master where they“ 1nsert ssuperficial view of 0 visitor. Is ' " W l k X' sa m e a s It w as 30 y e a rs ago. replace i the regular classroom g ( rad e rs. A p rim a ry goal of the '• cords, listen loa*;troll inlklng-o.JU.^...jthclccho-readlng. This is an b u t . the m clhods a rc v e ry . work < to which all children are program f Is lo corrcct potential picture dictionary" or play aactivity where students listen different and much m ore"i"entitled and which Is financed problemsI in reading and games, all designed to lm- tito 0 story read, then read II appealing. • ' |by the locol dlstrlcl, Mrs. communicating c as early as | ' themselves and then —Ways to help Improve Fraley l said. ' possibleI before th e child’s self* Even using a dictionary Is dram d atize it wllh puppets. language skills have been Michael Brunner of the Im i age is d am ag ed by con* ;speclol when II means going Mrs. Fraley credlls'. the' . developed at the Buhl Idaho State Department of tinued.poorachlcvemcnt. t IInto Snoopy’s house, as in the cdoperation c of the ehllrc staff - Elementary School to not only Education ] plans lo publicize Sincc ail schools have ith ird a n d fourth w a d e room , to “from the admlnistrallon on . arouse pupil Iniefcst, biit the - . thei Buhl program to ali school simiior s goals,’ why Is Buhl's ' practice | troublesome words.' ddown" for the succcssful fiupplem ental ..reading . districts..In;Idaho i and pro F g ra m cited a s outstanding? ' KeyJ words needing individual ' Implementation li of the. program has won rcngnltlon educatore < Uen may request While niuch of. tho audio- istudent attontloh arc placed In program.. P Now In her second ■, J.: -.L frB«?tKW;t01ttM.13ârtnient4it___-lni r9.rmdtlon.o^lsll.thorB'uhl—1-vIv ls u a l' cq u lp m cn U s j» tj ic w .t0.!._li,_envclopes-posted-on_a-large— _ycac.aLBuhU-MrsiEralcy.has—_ -y Education as an “exemplary" •pfoiwl.Mr8.Praloy5ald. -r ‘ the t education world or w alllw ard and the children c a n lived 11 in Twin Falls for six , TIUe I projcct. • ■ . Three rooms have been set remarkably r .different, the retire to Snoopy's house for ' • years. y A former University of This means the Buhl • at sid e In the Buhl G rode School v v a rie ty o n dO m w inatlve use to Individual concentration. Idaho I professor, she super language a rts program will be forf spcclal reading rooms which v bothW chanical and Learning games, also, not vised v studcnirteachcrs ln:the clt^ throughout the state as ' -where small groupsof children physlcol P alds-ore put no doubt new, are ût to good purpose Twin 1 Falls area dnd also has . a n exam ple of a quallty.T lttc I . from f socond through sixlh ' was v a factor In the selection. . for older students. "Mis* taught t at CSI. She holds a .program, accordlng.to Karen ^grade comc dally for help In ' E ven though adults probably match" a phonics game. Is master's r degreeIncurrlculum Fraley^ curriculum director phonics, p oral reading and arc a dimly aware that popular i in the fifth and sixlh and a supervlslon'and says she.Is who wrote the projcct. Buhl comprehension c and com- classrooms c are more colorful - grade room of Mrs. Jackie one'of'the o few women In Idaho hashodprevloussupplcmentol munlcatlon r skills. A few fifth and a attractive than. they.,. Y ankey. , - - holding h .an administrative pnigroms but' Mrs. Fraley and « sixth graders get ad- .remember, .r .the enticing • Bccause thc...cldsses arc ccrtifico c te. .. . rewrote the current project dltlonoi d help In mathematics physical p .appearance of small, students benefit from While -Buhl educators...arc • - - last spring...... ^------aalso:------ll“ lenming'centcrs and diversity ■- .the j one-to-one relationship - ■ -underslandably u picasedvover—^ Title! of the Elementary and First graders are not In- of o techniques used in cach of with both tcachers and aides. tl state recognition of the — Mrfl.- Praler?atd:?ildpBhîn}— the benefit of nbn-cducators. Is bccausc b local funds hove been Sccond graders have a iorge iinvaluable In the many ■•.will-come ' .u th’is'^spring when the lorgest of the federal aid- used t to provide them special •■tree"* u n d e r which they con jplonned acilvliies but “when It testsU give the final .evaluaôn BKENT Hilliard1 p o s e s In "lion's don" ' toûcation programs. School help ti in basic skills and it is also hhuddle, or strclch out, as their

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*' 25 c c n ij cacli (or a - i S n » . to be - glvcn_.away > fdurM tiio cvcnlns- Admission — ^ ' ^6 .l^ j,c a rn lv a t Is 15 c cnls'and once luldc there wiil be game booplSj'food sales o cakc walk j anddllsorlso/fun. ' I !: ' . Children, at the Sawlooih Schbb1oswcIiaspar^‘nt8lnthc PTA 'orKanlzotion are *-• currently preporJng - decorations, posters, j dc|Ugning booths and •• pi'a^nR merchandise. ^ PREPARATIONS for fh e»bfcenftnn/o/year ble =±cdcnlyol:o/./he:SowfooJ!ft;f/wi/e m e h fo rv 'Schoof-^'------■ In Twin Foils o r e b e in g mlode o d e by yw ngifers- v i i ^ y s e t - o f fhe sc/ioof. From /eft‘ oreart Sbene Boyfe.' Bill ond Bob M oeller ondd JJe e ff Gosser gef- PONDEB:R0SA IN ]V , B urley, I p l a n n e d y, Id a h o , ...... C a rn iv a l ______Uog^pQlalBcs__ fcom — coaminJUeadnfimbec— m n ------Jody W hJfm ore, ■ FAI.LS - Theatre II ’ _ : )CS|uany will ' present ' '{•■ K y'’ Aunt." a “ classic of-errors." at T^Jn - i m p h l e t s a v r ' H H i r g h School Feb. 24-2C nl, F ilm s, p a i vallable —^ - room D*5. ^ a e l ' '';^H P o r Is-Williom J. Ur-4. o B n Jr.. student slugc 'GOODING - The Gooding Countyty unit of the Mrs. BensonI !said “Thank you for not - i '-“'dlM ff-Is'Jole Allred and ArAmerican Canccr Socicty has new:w films and' smoking” signsI arear available for placement in^ 1 '* technical director Is ' pharfipWels available for o progra;ram presen- public orilces arand smoking Inhalators for v ' i ^ S H i iN c n n i N ^ 'U ^ S & c W n s d e n . ‘a|tation to a n y club or organization. demonstrating etfeEffects of ta r on th e lungs, Mrs. George Benson, unit publicHe education ^ . ~ ^^\'cosl. includes James rested In. obtaining a cancer chalrmon. says "Our oW ^tive Iss ilo try and P'f” ™ Stmhetis as Jack. Chesney; ch •am mayconta?! the local public— i ^ i ! . iScoH!'Burnett os Charles’ ™rcach all adults'and ym lt^ on thcHe subject of B imTHDAY ‘man. who Include Mrs. Williver canccr cducotlbn.ln tlfewunty.”■ Tho 1 counly oducallon aalrm i CK MERCHANDISE! ..... \ 'S y^m : Tim Driscoll as g,_phone_9W-4025:_Mre. Denn_ HURRY FOR EXCITIWlWG BARGAINS ON SH .EI■ECTED REGULAR STOCI unit le a d e rs hope to p rescn t a t le ast1 onooi d im a n d — M cr,_C podlng,_ ■^■‘liirflipT'nTicourr'Bnbbcriy;— Williams, Hagcrn»rm an. 837-44M. a n d M rs. J im -' ' *r ;_^Kev^ Lee as Sir Francis literature to all area organizations. . dtinl, 11 could Campbell. Wcndclldeli. 536-2299. ' . _____ . | [Ch'^oyi ’Kelly' Carey "as V ' "Even If It helps but one Indlvldui ' |g^«pKan CpiilHpiiif Pnmlnn* mmean a life saved from cancer.*' thcthe chairman • The county pubtubilc cducallon chalrmon said • . ■ ItH COUPON I __ ,WeW». a s K ia D eiahay. ond sos a ld .^ ^ a u s e o f th e Increase In lungigTancwTTHe i tfTmarelndivldujdual film s av ailab le on c a n c e r o f ~l RReg. e 1-^25 Value j ' ‘ ;Pa,6]rTumer as Donna Lucia P''public education chairmen are anxlo«lous to show different parts of theI body as well as leukemia. | j: Ip'XIWitorci. "Ifilms on this subject. hodgklnsdlscase.« . quackery( and re se a re h . | ''6 8 -1 0 4 6 I

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OLYESTER _ M l-- _ -PQi - A 'ilralapskmlMtidirialill•I* 0.K at H A fw , l^ v — ^ ------^MV4îmesServiee------In ____ U . «r« rar M t ti UJ> a ct hr ■ , left, who will play______I r D oBLrKNITf | i . M O S C O W -O n Ihc advlcc of mounted m the, barrier by cm- wl ■ b cfa :«.Soviet official, the country ,phasizing ,pt his maslery of the ' I. hi I t 's CqoFln tho Fur- •imuslc star Roy Clark dropped tutusic Inslnimenls of couniry lhe sli anger o{ King No- . W ereVshttyi./' “Doctor Zhivago" film m usic — t>anJo. g u ita r and >d so by Krisfy Wallers, FANTIHOSE ^ th e m e from his g u ita r medley, fiddle. fic He was complemented presented Ri Feb. 20 at - FIr«t quality B*IU d* pari*. :— :Ahd. to_AVold-.rpricklng ___inIn-his-brlsk-plcking by an ;#h*fon C. y i o w : . : ' 'O ak R idge Boys pu t aside (heir TrTrent, banjoist. ; for Club, has a cast of r a m kttd Okl]. • customary opener, "Nobody . ■ The Oak Rldge Boys, a ' in /s free. ' :cars a diiiUncl rcscmblance setseal Sports Palace. - . t'- Dvsom e of th e punch lines for lhe ^ SPORTCIIATS. lo some aspects oT Ruslan folk . j An olfabie performer Who Russion-language “h llsleners...... ; MIebilkMt. qgg ^tonoBn...... music! But becau^ ot the.' ukUkos to banter with his sllThe audiences, used to more t a v n iisr,: t n ... M£ •heavy reliance on lyrics. It ]isJlstencrs between songs. Clark formality of in ihelr own per- UDIES’ SiUHIORS’ COATS ^ M o ib . I 7 a c e s -a form ldale la n g u ag e ' foi rormcrs. seemed inlliaily found hImscU at flrsl facing a Ic: (rm c«tj - . ■ SlIITS,. . ond cultural obstacle in n st(stone-faced audience in Riga nonplusW rai by :lho casual »’ l « « l ' ...... V t l Prioe as-? ^country like th e S o v lc t Union. wtwho could npt understand his ?ounlry Le music approach. «bul x'cameTaugIirUp"rri*tunesllke • ...... ' 3 8 S It soy somelhirig for Clark’s ququips. The problem was Im LEATHER JACKETS &PAKTm: p “ Cversatility that during his tour. reremedied'by adding a quick- :he' "G now classic “Dueling tKn'ttaln' WIKTER COATS . , ^ , which wound up its final show wlwilted Leningrad graduate Banjos." Wi played with ')r- sJml-ll $ 4 4 ™ * " Tildablc speed t>y Cliirk and lir ita is ...... rrent; Clark changed pace f >f...... V z - V i i n te r w llh a flamenco rendition BETTER LEATHER COATS & JACKEJCKETS,. )f “Maloguena" on his 12- iS jrij'iiii---'-' itrlngguilor. - - ...... V...... -ThE_Qak-Jlidge_Boysâ ------;-|44 personable o d d of sin g e rs and WOMEN'S & JUNIORS'litESSg^ Grandmollihers! ^ mi»i^ns^Blcercd away from SWEATERS ’ , , ’ whal lhe 'group’s:; lender; ...... Dwayne Alien, called the ' W ^ GIRLS’clion S of cardigan “heavy Jesus” numlKrs, but ^ UOIES’ LOKCTRTS------...... Vainff Good ••Ucllc>f-ilyl«.~tong'end ^ rS a v e sllll Îded over the boundaries lailtilrMiMit $IJ22 .BOYS’COICORO COATS .1 UII ------^ poHov«f-«• t . $iz«> 4-6X end of gospel and rock. After al (mlHMlt. l l JiiTta.tlmt s h o rt. . : , special Savings flfor Grand- W Icasl ;>nc show., they, all bul n a M i f c t m B ...... n..... l^ m o ih 'eu ph-fhe-3J r d — ------rattled the mirrors of one ■ . . . Tuesday each molonth! Leningrad restaurant . witl\ Im prom ptu revival song.s. like “Gonna Ijuve a Llltle Talk- WithJcsus.” , '

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' By AbigailII -Van Bur«n I ' - TW IN FALLS - The Rocicy ■ c I Mountain Region of the __ l"SoropUinlsniitcmaUQnarhas. ' I announced It will •nwaM_o_ - DEAK“ABBYf'Fliiif'timn appevea'ln your c6Iu^~'s'*'” I. n.bdo.'fcilowshlp. , le tu r ftpm t w onua-who com)mpUJned because h^- husband - II , All. occrcdltcd colleges and _____ hou^t* myna bird w d Uugu^L it to say dlrty.^rds and ___ § .,un,lvcrsillcs.ln the rcglonJiavc _ phraoes. Thm, John D. Maybebe wrote £~sugg«8t % th at the been notified of thc fellowship, r o ' vê thraaUn her husband witJjwi: arrest for contributing to • according to Shirley Kaston. . the deUnouency of a .myna. .MISSMcMURDIE president ot th e club in Twin ' Now, I have a m easage'for.>r John: D w John, why' don't F a lls ...... - 1 — _____ ’I ' , you'inyna your'own buainess ■ ...... ; rrp/onsT/fes JAKE SyiJH , SAN DIEGO’ The fund 1s given to’ cn- . , courogc “qualified nnd wor- I DEAR JA K E : Yoa’re ftmonoler tîn John (maybe). ( .thy” women to continue B u rley graduate- study In acccpted ft' . i DEAR ABBY: !• am a teer»enager, and because so many academic fields in which (here n -H o ii n r J adults asking us “ungiigrateful" teenagers what we' f is need tor leadership, Thc, • want, I have fin«3y found-ai•an answer that I think says miss• sets |winner must be acccpted (or 1 . eveo^thing: • - , . . graduate study or actually , ' ' I am a teenager and thiaI Iis what I want: ' I enrolled In graduate school In I want time to be alone-a-alone with my thoughts. - J an accredited Institution. I want to be accepted forr iw hat I am. J u n e d a t e j"■ Thc rcgionol fellowship was I want to be loved by thosiose who brought me into thia ,RUt^l.RY - Julia _Ana____!established in 1949 and awards___ ------w o rii------have been mode each,bien ------" - ■' ~ McMurdie.. daughter of -^lr. ■ s t p a lli o n _____ 0on d , M rs. Lji'rry . M cM urdie, nium ' beginning In 19M. ll is _ ---- . ..—^------■'Buriey,"wili bcCTmelhe bridcfjr “J-available-to-ah>~wom nn^ of Lolond Shone Klundt, on 'resident or graduate of an occrcdltcd collcgc or nursing Ju n c 4 . ‘ — ------F E B . 1 6 - 1 school In the stoles of ’ i t " ■ - Klundt M he son of Mr, and Come» InioIn Bannor-today to loo lhl» grooial HoovocH t lo ^ polr^woihef * _ _ _ • -MrsrGeorgeKIUMft------■—{— C o l o ra d o .__ Idaho.—Utah.------ coiiort. Croot lor oportmont I want a home that ia rich ina honesty,ti sharing and caring. Twin T Falls High School and ^ to curreni, Rolll ootlly. en on co contcrcncelnApril, —= _ coitort.or»,M-0920 o«o'l'»oll.ri.T.1003-l . I want to be heard: I'ju st mimight have something to aay atlendi! al the College of Southern ‘ that you need to hear.. ■ . ' - . Idaho,lc Hc is employed at Trciy ^ -The next meeting o(’ I want to know more aboutut myself-my sexuality, my NationaVLIncn in Tw in Falls.-‘- * ^. .j Soroptimlst InternotionQl -of -deslrea, my goals. “ T h e couplc plans lo live iin "'•■Twin ' ■ F oils will be a dinner ^ 1 5 S ” * I want to know God and woirorship Him in my own way. ' tTwlnFalls. jmeeting at George K’s I want to live my life one dayty a t a time; for 0^ then will ’ RcslourontonFcl). 24, . I know ita_fullne>8.______A nd aa I would live m y Ufe9 forf me, so woufl^lTuTve ^ u ~ | I live yQ.uc life for you. B a ^ ^ i l t " ^ ATEENAGER’ ■ Hints -rom pleted— - Skewer a cbcktali uusoge . DEAR TEENAGER; Good,d. Did you wriU It? I f not. 1 ^ and canned pineapple chunk would like to oner my coogratratulatioBs to the author. ALMO - Quilling was done on a pick. Use as dipper tor l p | N t for Mrs. WIIiiam-Tracy at Ihc . i : DEAR ABBY: I met a youngig lady about aix mdnths ago. . checse fondue. Dip canned all-day work meeting of the j -.iOup.iflinanco progreeaed to theiie polnt'of marriage. pineapple chunks ,in tart.v After some uneasy times betietween us, things got so bad Relict Soclcty Tuesday at the ...... \trench 'di-esslhg. Roil In th at one night I lost m y temper,er. and Jn a fit of anger, I hit LDS C hurch, Itoasted sesome seeds, W est^^^^Phc h?r. A bab y quIIt wos com pleted -shredded parmeson checse, or - She had been married before,re, and she told mo that’her and on a mini-class In oil painting. ichopped salted nuts. Serve on ^ i~ - ‘ ex'husband used ta beat her up.lip. She promised herself th a t wtwas- started with Mrs. Ivon \picks. i ^ e would never let another manmi lay a hand on her. DtDorrington as teacher. ; Now that'i have hit her onc«ice she thinks it will happm "N u rsin g C are o t the Slclc 0 1 < again and haa therefore refusecsed to see me again. KcHome” was the topic discussed : Abby. I love this girl with allill her heart ai)d am willing to inIn thc homcmaking family I ; do anything to make up withh her,I but Bhe:won't-bud^. hehealth lesson presented by the ' How can I get her to riveI nme another chance? I have clidoss leader. Mrs. Kent. . promised it would never happ<)pen again, but she -doesn’t -qDurfec.. i , •. ' m m m i P I believe me. A dcmonstrallon .was given . LOST IN HOUSTON __o„on the care, and propi{r_._ trcatiênl of a very 111 patiehf • r DEAR LOST: Soiry', I'm with ber. Who knows when ' who is cqnllned to bed in,the '• you'll lose your tem per and in a I a fit of-aogei U t her again? ' h . om„ e. . ______WM I Better start over with a new’ ^g aad a fresh slate: Thc opening prayer was given by M rs. W allace Taylor,' T ' : DEAR READER: Today uI sS t. Valentlne’e D*y, no be a 8 ' M rs. R onald W ord ond Mn<. I ; sweetheart aad dUl someone who's« alone ta d say, " I'm ' . . _ • j - [ thinking of you." Take aomese flowers to someone in a DurfQp prepared ond served . A S M ONSSPECIAL A ll:12 O'CLOCK N(m I ■ nuralng home. Put all your di«iscarded clothes in a box for • th e luncheon. ; Goodwin. Laugh a t an old Joki)ke. Donate' some blood. Do 1'your - eierdses. Pay yoor denientlst.bUl. Uiten to your D a n c e s l a t e d ; teenager. Tell your parenta youu thinkt they're great. Tape a SKI B O OOTS L — love Tiotr OB'bls'tor’her}TniiTor.-ir.-For^veaa‘«nemy.-lf you------_- ■.T.WIN-FALLS---Thc_OAO— LUGGAGEn i SNOVIIOLEDS^ L _^Doncc Club will hold a ; love someone, tell him (or her)r) Dowl Aad don't wait until v? PACS K1 0 O n i y next Valentine's Day to be aI asweetheart again. “d <3‘ ln n c r-d a n c c F e b . 21 lit RUBBER Pi .O dds S Ends Love,« , • U.Uic E lk s ballroom . ABBY ■ Dinner will be served from BOOTS FOR>R MEN -V alues to M 0.50 fl;30-9:30 b.m. Music beginning___ •i— i— Bverypne^lies ■ uiubtoiw. Wit, = = Oi)ds4t-End at 9 p.m. will be rurnishcd by fnds : = ,:j •’reply, write to ABBY: Box.No.ri*5S^.TA?SKM9!”" ^ = = *10.00 - I > Enclose stam ped, aelf*addr*sa«(iKd envelope, pItMC. Dole PJott'5 Orchestra. m t l N G U r Reception committee is Mr. V a l u e s . . . and Mrs. John Lelncn. Y o u r J 7 6 chairmen,ch assisted by Mr. and News lips Mrs. «' Ray Shcruood. Mr. ond Choice .. ^ OllRCOSTr W inners Mrs. Howard Allen. Mr. and ,733-O.Wl Mrs. U! Richard Mochomer, Mr.- . ------H E A^ V V Y D U T Y andon Mrs. Bob Gillespie ond iannounced MlM r. a n d M rs, Clyde IvCwls. 71 STRAIVPPING ^ -:-TWiNÊALLS.i=_Modcrn - - a g e —--W [IMDSMlELDICill Woodmen of Amcrica, Camp ------F|R e p L/\ I ’ 10890, m et (or a reg u lar T>APE • meeting ond gun shoot & FROST ’ Thursdoy evening o( Ihc SCREENINS . polvotlon Army communlly — — ^ ly------7^ ------"TenterT"— ■ ------>CRAPPERS^ ‘ The red leani was high wilh -WASHINGB T B H ^ W E a . ; ' H s r a r c of 278 over thc green te am w llh 2C6. Dav6 P o rlc r . w as high m an w ith 58. Blit IDAY R e g . $ Thompson, sccond, 50; Dick BIRTHI ITruscott. Ihlrd, 49. ' ' . M 9.95 .. ... wHIgh women were tied. — LlJIECQBDJ p s lh c r' 'C om pbcll on^ Irtory ‘ n u I m m l - Truscotl. -40 cach, Bctly — I fldvertlseilI bbn TV fdr 4.95 ; r Thompson ond :Morllyn I f — Hompson were llcd 'with 38 Solid Stafhloss Steol - I bach. Mr. and Mrs. L^Roy I Thompson were hosts,. TENNIS RACIICKET F v TABLEWARE 70- - NOW . . J t t * . f i 6 2 p c . — S A t i . TWO G ro at Albumijm s Do it nov» wUh 20 - - , 3 2 .5 0 VI I .alue ..NOW 0 r*Ql Hits i Counlluntry Sounds with 20 Y o u r C h o i c Stipends W / r VIklIking Mptylidenum Super g ro a t lîls. ANDMt ORi - - ; iavvqrded $ | 7 -ny— ; i ■ - ...... —^-form al! —r-|ldaho-S tate—tJnlvcrslty o(t^— lls . • ; : .Crolg 3U 1 rowcrptov Floor M eunr-iF ' a « s o • chiof l|w S u = = ..Miclals as receiving scholar- a TRACK TAPI PLAYER log. 1 2 9 .95 5...... 9 1 SMOKKRog.:g .3 1 . 9 5 ...... 2 2 Ishlp's. - . . ☆ pant su;ults ^ - Sonvo RP.SOOO AM/fM StirMcoil Block tOockoi:kor700’4,y.:‘ ' | — !-D u tes Blondell; .'Ketchum, r .' PORT AIII tADiO l*g. 34.9S ...... 2 9 DRIU...... / 'receivedtSOO^romtheAmclltfl l«o(h«r A A a Zobco Tr«¥»tof»UrVooo‘‘‘'‘ ...... f ☆ sportsvivvear WATCH IAND R*g. 2.00 ...... ; . . . . W .' CATALYTICHEiHEATER Rog'. S 4 .5 0 ...... J n :Galll>Curcl'^Foundation, . •^“M o n V N ilw - M, — ^Ketchumv—aaUacholorshlp— ■ : *^.:_-!!rJjngeci6i e - ^ , ' : _ --WATOiMJ>»g.-at.99-. -.-.TT r; -.-: . : --l : rsiiar—^ .tndlonhoedPonny jm f9 Six Proclko--' •\ • Dianne Fujiki, - Rupert, ÊCK UCUfttg. 7.S0 ...... ■ ! .COlFBAltS.Rit.Rog.69-, 3UW ' r irecelved''a* scholarship . K A C WlnlorOroii Z"XV...... I ;(und' Irom' the Farfn Bureau___ ...V...... 5 9 - HATRtg. 4.49 3" LYNWOOD -TwoOwn------1 ------...... • . Col^J40-;-. • : .1 jlnturahce Company, H « . S H O P P I N G ' I LLLL o n m e IIIL • Rock R«g. 2.99 ...... 1 .. SKATIBQAfcb.fc6>og. 1^.95...... i . . J ; 11 :lijPpc*t«llo,r arr-icholarshlp ~ liQultlHalMioTtirM-Outi - — - :iL i(uoda'.^^r-r. ------RACK Rog. : ; WiyWAXTS I : B d n a 7'Cah()on, Almo, l-l^rftcelvftd^tiar-iti-MbolBrship-:.- ::-U>NO SHOT Rog. 2 . I 9 - , ...... - 1 ** - JHOWMTOjW\*HOWIR«o9.79'.,, 4 ...... 6 * S f l i - a o W 9 ------■:------— ■ I H O 1ntohil»o Coro 1. f t Jfunda from the Albion chlapter SUCPINO lA O Rog. 9.11 ...- ...... J . lATHlEAOSJUl X g .:9 i' I fto ! Americap-AswlaUon. ot ^ . TWIN F/i »AMMpqUi ...... L y ' . i . a . ^ . ^ . . V ■ ” — —------.15______:____ . . ,

Sunday, F o b ru p ^ iS , 19re :

9-" V; THO#^ I S ® G1S1ER FOI H $25 to I ■ 1 9 7 6 — H . tails &S t S S S r - nigliightl Stiryolu..— ------mifttwEEKSPm u n 1 I GEORBEWvashincioni biri 0 (DRAIMIIM ^ e , y e . A W A M I ^ I f i S " — ------' — r - m i A L - ' '• p m n H sit j H JtO IM Ui S H O J c r ^ MATGHING. SEATS. 1 5 9 ”

1, JIM Lalham ond Al/co M. 3 RoRffoc/ praetlco "Mor/an tho L/brorlan," o musitjslcal number ■ i hfrom tho upcoming Dllotlantoto production of "Music Man." Porformoneese s ore'^ched- ulo d lor M o rch 5. 6 ond 7 ondid II, 12 opd • I : P a ir r e hh e a r s e s 13. Tickets go on solo M ondayoy o» iho^Boy Seouls< o flfco jn Twin Falls. Rosorviyrvollons may ...... :___bibo modo bY ealllng 73*i8 U 6 ------r *' ^ iil V- I ' I _ 4 *O M TBftA 'Pr>PA I : ' A X ■ 10 ■ ■T-. A >l W n l I C f y i r V l \ i\RY-S0 V FA- —^

f c Htrculorulon, tong wearing, ttoln reilttonl 4 ir. S inch rovortlblo ioam euihloni. m • TW II^^AU^ - Alice M. Rccd andi JJj im fjit^ o m Iiavestarrlng HI.His role. Professor Harold Hljl - the music man — Is one of a [own (u tow n selling tho id e a ------Soddle-dl«-orm» with vinyl-tirop-occenit, ; roles In this year’s DilcttVnt'c'procrodlTctlon,‘"Music Man," biglg tim e con-m an w lio'travels Irom to\v — Molchlfichlrig'cholr S'toveioot ovollablo.'...... ■ o( a boys band In order to keep thee youngy people of the com- ^ 1 9 9 | ; scheauIedforMarch5-7and1l-i:i. > M rs. R(«d. w as Ixim nnd raised In Idndniio. Slic hiis livt'd in Twin muniunity pure in heart. Hc smooth taltalks Ills way llinuigli any ■ Falls for 10 years and teaclies hotnene economics at O'Leary troutjublcs w ith th e la d le s ln the com mlunlty un a n d fast ta lk s his way ' J'unlor Higli Scliool. Slie studied liomiime economics and music ouloI o f any co rlicrs llie gentlem en ba ck:kliim I into. ; education n t the University of Idalio whivherc slie w as n m cm lw r of "W"Music Man" opens MarcliS jtI 8:18: If. p .m . at the College of ; iheVandalccrs. SouUulhem Idalio-Finc Arts Auditoriumjm with other evening per* ; M rs. R ccd Is an active m em lw r nf thetin Magic Volley Chorale. formrmances scheduled for Ninrch C.. 1111, 12 and i:i. A niutinue ; She was a meml>er o( tlie east in1 "Sound' of Music" and pcrfcrformancc Issctieduled for2:l5p.mm.'Slardi?; .' I “Oliver." Tliis Js her first starring roleule In a Dilettante produc- Ti(Tickets for all performances will IwK* jso ld beginning Monday at I tion, how ever. IheEe Boy Seoul otfice In Tw in F a lls ^ iidid £ S av ^ M o rD ru g in Buhl. All 1 .She plays Marian Paroo. a small-tcl-town music teaclicr and seaUats are reserved. Rcscrvatlon.s hiayia>’'b c -m a d c by going to the I Jib ra rta n who Is not a t all m esm erizedI w ith P ro fesso r H ill's fast- Hckc:kclofficcsol-calllng734-8llG. Audrey Howard serving as ; talking salesmaiisliip. . MeMembers of the Junior Club wltti Ai I L atham , 0 litelont; resident of Tw in F at lls, tia s be en Involved In P»>J

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KB i£k » H undredds of Bolts of FFabrics j|| I v/ Reducedi to make rooiam for^> M Bill jjStf BBIBg New Spriring Fabrics COLONCUAL SOFA“ ■ polytster Pg|)gster(W(MlBliiiil ‘ Tallor»d•d In pulty qu1tt«4 tobrlc . . . d»«p . A 'loom rovenlble rov tool cuihlont, pleotod ^ 6 -Double Knit--C)Cotton Knits i ir *kirt MOtwotchgordad lor Mil S ttoln r*»i*- ▼ *=^^Oouble Knits - - . M Mopio wood occctili._ Molching___ 1- falues to $3169 Higi '^'2 . / ' ■ B L H B ^ »g chair ond^ rovoiMt ovolloblo. I - Bill Values to $7.49 Values to $7.49

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— McCall and g i l l Printed ~ D ia^r~“ ~ . BuHarIck l||B m " Tricot r ■ Flannel— - Values to 80' ^__„ Patterns-JlL I j a i ^ ' Now «nt 1 ? J : 69' ,d . 'Sy^yd. ’ He W e g . ( ( f g

SHOP-I!^OW lEVEl^X)RR-GREA«AVlNGi 3ullted J f f ^ Great SelectioM o“H SlflFabrii MODERNSSOFA | | | - Fabrics , linnants I I :ulon. long wooting. ttoin reililonc» £ tr. S Inch d»«p loom ravorilble tool v cuUilonilom — daep loom bock. Matching B . , . 3 0 ^'O OFF choirr onder lovotM l ovollobl*. l-4 ^ P r ic e ' n o w • • • •. j y | iUjJjM ieesH5»«eeeiBeee

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SiintJ;iy. Pchfu.-iry 15. 1970 Timcs-Nows.Tvda Tirr Fails. Idaho M

------1,------_ . O n e - g r or^up------^ < ------r .2nd~g1- g r c r a p ^ ------r '^ '^ ------• ‘ . i j jlressfi>es& J mJssesS l U a k e f o r ' IK JD j pantssuits pantnfTults coats I WT styles-ondxolors:------^Assdno ___ Broken.sizos.- —______~ — ified'stylbs oifd colors;' J/' at's whyTToBo'dy con dffordlcd to“ S i i i ^ t X ' n ' S izos 8 thru 16. Brokonon sizes S thru 18V>. roguta£iyr)o 179.00 the greot values dll-over The r h o R a r i s " ------r i i G i r r l Tly : 3 9 .9 5 rogulojidrly to 69.00 ' ” Top-of.thB'Stai'r. Selections’Ins ; i n c l u d e . • 7 V V " Pf® savings orrapparel forir lla a d i e s . , ; . , M " ■ m issees, s pre-teens, juniors and chchll ild ren . 7 “ (m a in flo o r) Don t youje’tjraught shprf,rt. \W e > .e tmm

. 4 ^ .' bargain table of lingerie Consisting of bras, slips and odds 'n ends., > •■•^B " ■ ■ 'A 'W regularly to 12.95 S hingnous | 2 2 IME e ' ( m a in f le e r ) ------:------'------^ i

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> robes : Also gown covers. , Brokon sizes. ^ ' regularly to 12.95 ' / * f i 1 m m ■ ■„ 5 2 2 ■ •• ' ; T r A OPNE DAY O>NLY! ( m a in f lo o r) \ 7 - — j\A O NTOAY7TEBRRU ARYP " “ T " r ^ vl> ■ • / y;300 A.i\A. To 5;l ; 3 t T P . M . _ _ y j i ______mood rings o n e g r o u p o n e .g r o u p Adjustable, ' p I d dl ie i e s '8 j r . s i i e regularly to 4.00' ',. tiirtleneck Sweaters'S -& . one grc rkas sweaters' blouses scarvetOO-k ' *• Downi/n filled ond'polyester long sloove. many colors.cc Also some pant!.□nls, Brokon'^- Prims ondnd ploins, squoros filled.,d. Assorted.stylos.' F I jJLM, L, . ------— — p P " 7 .' — . .- 6 ‘ W '* ■ / regularly 9.98 re g u la rly fo0 19.95 i . ‘'roguiorlvrly-to 6.00 • roguUularly to-70.00 ____ - ' .. ____: :(m alii fidor)— ~

^ 2 2 ' | 0 ‘ ** ’/3^ P ric e ~ |u U ______( m a in flo o r ) ___ _ (m alnIn ^ H l eo r) ______*•"( m a i n f l o o r ) . . Uep>ef*lhe*ttalr) fg ^ / / * ” fcm oui brond _____ J. ___;; sportswear - i z e • , jr, size m axi [r. size Coordlftoted |ackot»..pont».------— ______: | t . . $ i i o ------:— i r . s i z e 'sisfrts ond tops. ------• n d i r . frboot length— ------. ... ' '___ ;^fdmousJjrqnd / — - -dfesssseS'Sr-"^ Sizes ii^ 0 thru 20. pant coats 7 '" “Tp“oTtswear^ r ^ ^gloves- regularly to 32.95 coats sportswear ind^pit_hots_tpo. _ P 3nt . — Assorted styles. ,------1------MiHt»r>s o n d t suits ™ ------A'ssorlod'slytus. StHJ5 I ""“^CHooSu.fi'wfti wll*OU'l-ourtop-imes------.Assorted co Sizes 5 tots. .. ------blffUsosV'sk'irl.s d n d — TolorVond styloi. ^ Chooseso trom rogular Icn'glh T F ' 5 to 15; Excellent voluos.;. jockols. Br6kon sizos,Qj, ,Ponts, skirts, blousiouscs. ond c J o c tio n . -* a n d loneong drosses. Assorted W . regularly tb 59.00 jackets. Sizes 5 to 13.1 , , ro g u lo rly to 8 9 .0 0 ' . “ regularly to 39.95 re g u la rlyly to 6 .0 0 . , 'lylos> ini" pont suits. V] lo Rog. fo Rog. to __... \ 9 ^ j 2 2 ^— 1 2 ' »p 49.95 89,95 (m a in f lo o r ) 2 9 » * % P rlric e 1 * ^ Q 2 2 ■ (fop»oM liii-tfdlr) ______LtjutfffcUuui‘ukitnlcl-J ------J-— 1 r ------l t o p - . f - i l » . . i l l rl t - r - ^ , (*op-or3»nSoOTIF|— ------“ U 5 ^ 2 4 ^ =,one group . ______»ep>ef>flie*«talr}

A (polyester . ia n i g l r l s ' g irls' & blboys' ladlel i e s ' > J g ir ls ' g i r l s ' pants --sleepwear ^ : -dress-coats-— - r “ ~ ^ — sportswiwear— ^— -wooliol-sportswear I"- "pPrints and plains. parkas sportswear Sizes 8 thru 18. . Flannel gowns and pajom as.' Toddlers, 3 to 6X ond = S boilom,. Assorlod slisizes toddlers to Choosiose from ponls. lops, S ^ Limited quantity. Odd lots of tops S b A ssorted styles in sizes S to 7 to 14. LIm'itod quonlitios. k in d . 7 10 14 Topiops ond bottoms,. ■ skirtsts < and sweolers. r, - Hrokgp sizes; - Many ono of a kind regularly to 12.95 ^ -1.3. In clu d e s fo o te d p o jo m o s. Brokon .sizes. f sots. Brokor

^ 2 I ^ 2 2 _ j 2 a 5 « . 7 “ 1 “ * 5 « — TdnalirflBor?— r- r — J- ---- —(thethlldrefi's-eflr t f l c h — ------HIi m H W ™ .!'. ltop*«f*lli«.t«alr) ^ («h« chll|lr«ti'satticl hlldron’t attic) ((tho wool shop) —^— ___ j______^______•• • ' ; '______

women's wool ■yvortionis |r. slio & miss] I ; 10 oni^Tnion’i^ \ - sportswear N ir.size 8^ I m is s y -wpphpants— - — wool-pants— ~ - pants : ‘ — - - pant-jacliDkets^------7^ Special group of plaids and Jrjgcets Broken sizes. Assbi ' -.Brbk«nsizes.. . ______Asiorlodfob-sbrics — assortod ~ solid coloFS, Broken ;lzes. Plaids and splidi.------“ s i y t f f r o n d 'c o t o rs r " ' rtfgulqriy to 32.00 .Broken sizes'. * . : y ' .styles. Brokers e n sizos. regularly tb 38.00 ^ re g u la rly to 1B.(18.00 —^ — -regulorlyJoJ^Q Q - . ., 1 . ___:Rtg..tQ______R e g .t6 _ „ ^ a i M 1 4 ” ’ ■ 2 2 .0 0 .’ '■'-v: -36.00- - - l z I — , IHwwjwlifcop)—s s l f e ^ = T - - " — p a i i t i H > p )

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I m B M J U L S-Tlffwa-NeiwjTwlrTfalt^ zifsltfUvBx TWIN PALLS — The. Twin ByNormtno H erzln g er' Falls County HIslbrical Society will meet Tuesday al ®8 ■ . I " p.m. In the Idaho Power ' i^ avcyou ev er questioned Uiche strange Uilngs people believe? A uditorium . T h e program will ______?lt’8 a m azing th e fan ta sticlc tal<3 repealed as gospel and be “Backwoods Mines," Th6 sCVlouslibclTevea. puBlIc Is invited and there is . sa k e Uie gal a t a w edding showershi the olher evening who w as __ no c h a rge.______dctiially horrified lhat anojherter guest broyghl a knif<^ scl as .a gift, saying "Everyone knows8 whenw you rec eiv e a knife as a gift TWIN FALl^S - A home^ “ J R e i w it-wiJf cu t th e friendship.-- — — ©conomlcs-+>i-lralnmg-ror r j w l i ^ T ' " f a k i n g of knives, one of myn y co-w orkers lold m e If 1 dropped Twin Falls Couniy will be held a'lcrilfc It would bring a gentlilUerhan callcr. Believe m^J.gals. on Thursday al 7:30 p.m.. ------iherc's someUilngmlssIng there?rc.-^------___a cc o rd ln g —to —C c lla -A la c k ,— I'v e h e ard io ls of people sa y 111 Is bad luck lo gel oul of bed bn 'extension home economist. the o p ^ K e side from whichI yiyou got In, Tlial's probably whal The meeting will be. in Ihc I f o ^ Idaho Power Audllorlum. All ’ brou^t about the old saying, " j i n g " ^ , “ You got up on Ihe wrong sid e of 4*H hom e econom ic leadere. the bed. "when you arc a lltlle• grouchy,■_gi • . a s s is ta n t le a d e rs and In- iSomc people wouldn't thinkik of stepping on anoUier man’s ' teresled persons'arc-or}{cd lo -sl}ll(Jbw unless h e wlslied to Insult In: or Injure him while others a tten d ; ' bellwcthcnumbcroftlmcsyouDU cah pop your knucklcs equal the w a sI a l l fu nI a n d g J niim iw r of young men who nowv loli v e y o u . • TULSA. O kla. - The 222nd ‘ R eceniiy I rea d lh a l ccrlajnI CentralO African tribeswomen are Infantry and the Rainbow ______never allowed to eal liver, bccai^uso they believe lhat liver Is lhe Division Veterans will reunite scat of uie soul, ana women, wIIcTliavew no'MCJsT^liOUltJn’r ix !— atth'FHlHbh'InnTSk'iiliyDrlve;— allowed to acquire any. ...Tulsa, on -July ll-H. The •Olher often heard "slalcmcnlsnts of trulh''include- ' Rainbow Division Memorial ------That-whlskcylsBoodfor-snakck e b ilc ______— ------^___=ATnphlthealer~wiM —b"c= 'M u rd e re rs alw ays retu rn lo llietlii sccne of th e c r im e .. . dedlcalcd In Honor Park. /Ahelephanlncverforgets.'.. Muskogc

-----' ‘ Bridge wV inners ^ p.m. The sup|>er Is sponsored TWIN Fa Li-S - The Monday TWIN Fall. ^by the Melhodlsf Youlh - •: Y Aflcmpon Brtdne Chib mel In (he Dupllealc I Bridge Club met Fellowship. *■ Everyone Is | A rircslde room of Ihc Prcsbylerlan Thursday 1 evening al the fireside w elcom e. ■£ Church. room r oflhe Presbyterian Church. f i North and south winners were The winners were. Mrs, I.. B, « M rs.'l.. J, Robertson and Mr*. J. H^ck»i and A. V. Wiliam TWIN FALS - The regular Ji 5 M. Munyon. .n rsir Mrs. J - E — . II ,buslness meeting of Ihe Twin *j;i S'l Mnrifo'cca and M n . P foyd H I! artnilt and Mrs. L E, Burns and Falls F Business and §: ^ Broadtiead. second: Mrs, 11. M. Mrs, Iv II. M, Proctor and Mr. and Professional p Women's Club Is ^ i ; Proctbr.'and Mr*. Earl Nellsen... M ^ rs.JdaxJlogg. and lied for fifth. „i J Ihird;;.; Mr*. w H, E. Burgess and R, J, Cook Sat 7:30 p,m. Monday al the | BastflndwestwinnerswcrcMrs. wllh w Df. H. E, Burgess and Mrs, H. Sunny View Courts. All ii ‘ « H. D;n^Jtipatrick and 1.. L. Saun- J.Cook. J. • m e m b ers a re urg ed lo allcna. f ders. llrtl: Mrs, L L. Saunders and . . In the novice game Ihe winners were Sharon Allison and Judy TWIN FALLS - M S t ■ j . duncan. ^.| first: Mr. and Mrs, ClClub will meet at 2 n.m. -f: Charles Hancock, scc-ond. ond wWednesday at the homL> ot ■J TWIN FALUS - a and R IWen H Pdtygrovc and Ina Scakh. " jff'Duplicale Rrldfte Cluh met third. Ui orSheri M cA llister. G race L I Saturday In Ihc fireside room or Ihe w il^ecojhoslcss^^^^^^^ >: ^ w J I 5 I Prcsbytcrion Church, r North and south winners Here ' ' Mrs. E arl Nellsen and Mrs,

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. E ast and west winners were Mrs, ^ s h o e s I _ L . J..Robcrtjon-and. Mrs.-A.-V; : Williams, first: .Mrs, M, Hartnifl and J.'il. Durton. sccond: D rJI, B. BurKessrand M. M, Hogs. Ihlrd; A Great Americaan Shoe Store . Mr. and Mrs. C. II, Tuckcr. fourth, Novice Rroup winners were Ravonn Gibson ond Mary Itoth, Iirst; Erva and Curl llower. BICENTENNIALL SPECIALS I sccond: VI YounR and. Mildred CamplKlI, third. HAPPy AAM Kinds | TWIN FAL1.S - Miriam Hluelnx ^RIHO«U=M ei = t,Iwg=nriJ=tn=¥M=¥WeX^l== ans.? Womens----- 1 Players Bridge Monday, Olher. winners were Marie llerreti. second; Mary Ilolh. third, GEORGE .Chiliildren^hoes | and MyrI Harder, fourth. The group meets ot l p.m. at.the— "Y" each Monday. Newcomers are ‘g * ’* • I always welcome.

. TWIN.FALLS - The Wednesday |4^« $|5T6 .| afternoon Duplicate Bridac Club mel In Ihe Ilreslde, room of Ihe ,gf6$2|7« .,| Preshytcrfan Church. \ Tho-wtnners were Hrsl; Mrs, Ii. . I B. B u rse u and Mrs. L. L. Saun- — dors!-«econa,-Mr*Âr.v;wimaiwi------and Mrs. E. L, R ou; third. Mrs, . Joo Sholby and L. K. Poynler; -SalcrEnds'FFieibT29th~ •fourth. Mr*. A. J. Meeks and Mrs. n jT ^linulla^nrtJHllirMfii p. =JJiieJ4p^Slii)iii _ ppingJentet^— J '^Têmember whenwl- sl-ioppers had mononey? ^ countiesi ofc Mogic v a lley — wlvôs6 weekly | •

************* Remember whe^rhen o few pennies didn't c grocery billbl exceeds $7,300,000iQO, . I ,, make that muchuch difference? When tlthey'd Over 7C70-mlllion o year! ■ SEE AMl\AERtCA : I try 0 new prodroduct, just because it wos______The Timimes-News corries mortore borgoins, ^ * ISL--IN -49; newrT-RemcfmbSTb s r ? ------...... — = specials "and a money saving coiroupons than , Z3 ~ any otherer newspaper or advei/ertising me- | '' f vord Is value. Food shopop'pers ’ diunrj In KMogic.Valley. And McWagic Valley . ^ ‘ * I n I Tour ‘‘I e incredibly selectivere. To ■ homemaktikers know it. And shopDp It. I ' * W 22 — ir— r l f ------rhrough Sfnto? , * ôtjVe-gol lo bo :jubl"cn■as~5e^------^ The'”Tinimes-News. ir*helps ffood, shop- ; Imes-News reaches' 82^2% of pers stretetch their budgets: It con helpi | >; June 5 thrru July 7 * | in. Twin Foils County.—— and you stretclfch yours. I m o r. wl^b*7hV * fart Acrt Mr. Arthur Hort. Idotdaho Historical So«l«ly will ‘ . %; ►4% of the homes In the tl 8 ...... H r . b« Whh you riirowghotft th« •fillr*m tour. Alio, pr. louls * lh at th* CoIIm* «l Idoho. * :i:; ■ :r,‘:ni’,:slr;i?,j;sr.ixulor tour with Ktghllflhl* of » ^ t r k o f t Mlilor*, Utaralur*,r*. jn d hlitonr. lueh '4' ■ H «|ghl*ot...Th«atro(St.Uuh wJw2“^ ’t,SSJ«y"nM * I -OT-tha-town-tinw w -TarV . atjr, bring bw k th* past wHhh a *1*11 to th* mus*ur«i e t * Mi. Rustimor*. Th«n ihrewgh > far>nwn«Ilnn«rctWertHot»llw ■ Today the wor i .. luxury m c h . •* have become ceoG h-them r-yotj ^ CHidcrQiw9 V U QTMIR BICINTINNIi lective. The Tlm< ULVIN«-THlfÛM M IBI- i i S t all lhe homes In. ; £ s e n d WSfFREEBROtHURETODAî vt " ^ . ; - i K c i j p A M A n T O » A T l i n i a whopping 64°A ■ I" . » |.l3^t*M nduilnformcrt!onlII brochur** Ofi btM iitcnntal four I !■’ - ' ’ .. I ■ j y . ' Idaho's Latdrgest Evening Neuttvspqper ; 5 . n a m e —

, - ! ■ a d d r e s s : ■ ■ ' ' H you thlnllink II costs mpney io tubscribaribe tb The Tlmei'Newt. - fj- ra dtr — STAI . . . lo o)k k Agoinl Th* smali price youlou poy for having th* : u o i a m i m m a w . 1. ■ « - g : . Tlma»-N«w»w* delivered to your hom e coicould »

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SHEILAStokaberry.l7;JolinitinD ay, 16; L a u r ie S h m , 12; Jlm'Bor•Borah, 15. and. . -U r o Sterling. l2.lromkft.JuhkuolarliddlerB. rehearse a number forrtbeldahopld the ...... TimeFlddlersllfthannualJambcnboree and dance Feb. a .T tie p r(^grsmttUlbeat -[ O’Leary Junior High and willI bebenefit th e Twin F a lls ch ap ter or[theAmerican the - .. ___ R ed C ro ss.______

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The .siijipiy sltiialliin is jiggravaavatfd hy Uio fact lhal colfoe risi’n nn average- of -lO ecnls a pouhtiihd sincc last summer, should ' two-thirds tw of Brazils’ coffDffec ' trees last- .July. CJvil a w a rin Angola, w here lower nr.'u rad e Iwaiis a re usctl rtiosily ’ pr piixliiclinn had been-declininR for lor seviTal years Inifore ihe . . advnncc nt least i'i ccnis m orv In thUk e nexl few monllis, Tlie com nrazllian&lilpments, Br normally bclwelween20and2.‘jmilllonli;iBsof in inti the manufacture df soluble cbtfi'cs.:.•s. h a s prevented Iho pUAiiig ijj Brazilian Inist Iwcaiwe prmlucerss wiwere discouraged byprlces, — f-of instSnlor solulilpcorrcck-will rkui|utprouortionatdv.. ■ '13:13-J pounds cnch. are now expccletLtwLtoJwt.TiaK'-inQitc-Uiau.f _____.andshlpplngutsupplics,-'and .' ____ — i-HrcsunLcxporlahlu.wurld KiipiilU**ilU'sûrtH'jillmHleti nl^4Tnillitin— — TfilSVas Ihc view W ednesday inI Ihcth local gri'en cortec rhnrkel m ml illion this season. .Normally,N. bclween S3 million ondnd ftS million Ita^s of colfn' h; . hags, clunpai-edwllh;Ui million Inllii1 the preccthnU season:______— “ ns-importcr8rfonsterB ond olliere-iis.|n-U« 2.lradc.clmlnstrovtLto:------—Wlth.supplles! from.BrazlJ..Uii:JcaiIcadliig.cxportiyvJiliarply-cul._____cntt . cntcr-Uic-World trade, cadi. yoiir,-wUIdlh-llic-Cnitcd-SUiU'w-Uiktim ------.------)f e iitiw . wliich Ml retail are*- - oblnlnsuppliesofbcansbcforopricciCCS rose further, - thithe. irodeH s also w ram hllnj! to Hetiet supplies from Aii«ola and ' th the e iJlRgoslsliarc. rouglily I'J million, —HowTVcrnhTTrrsing-pflmnTre n. u>usually ;w lo 4(i |H;r cone alwvi'K)ve the dcK-ksiili' New York p resident of llie A.C. & U>on 5uatcinal.-i. y t where nn earthquakeIke lasi- wwk _cau.-wl urcat , -G Edward nascij.,executive vice pr 'G iv e n IhC loss of perhaps 14 niillldjlldn hiifis from Itra/il and ;t . . (lui)tations, (|i are-exjK.H-lwl in |«- ofi factor In ttic trade, s ild Wed-- ’ dndnm nR c attd loss of life.' ‘ ' ■ off>,ct snmcwha’t" h j'‘tlic’’cr_pripivLJaVt'ii:’UlL-rcacJjcd-Uie-storLS-jcl 1_SP'sp.l^jloscfUfind.oU icrs Jn-Uiii-tiii-tradc-said - tlml-destrovod---—-weallier ^^weo thisscnson.-thc supptj^Klluatilat inn Ik wid«’l v-lK'll<'vcd lu tx :- . . - - ir - «iffee purchases thtsncar becntiseuse «if Ihe rl« ':lirre lairp ric e.s: ‘^------bpiHus^lhcv ari- workint; thnuipli'II the pipeline. Hcl;iil pricc-s ___ ; today reflect condillons in ttie trad ecsix s montlisafjo." ; . The Total look Make It Now } m £ i f f li ii i i\ i m m : i'Printed Rattern 91 TRUI . CUSTOMMERS! k AVINIG S L J iV:^_____ Come in — îeeeee-of-^^M i- — T T O R R T I NI F O ir ^ i I m — — _Clier^-fJPie—^—S — lESr^VASHIIIN O T O N ^■ and i ■ i DAY SPECIAMS AT ^ ■ r Cuji-ofCiCoffee ■ LSON-BATT E S j ^ f l ebrate I ashington’r ' B ~ Birthday ■ \ a witli us. ■ • (CKitdrenI mustn be ^ ONECD M J Q lNIY! accompaniedI bby an adult) J “ M o n d aay, y Februaryy l 6 t h Early Amerlerlcan . Make your dog a sweater < 40nly! ;cl. lie will he cozy In this lashinfi sol of warm worsted. SWIVEÊL W alk yn u r (lo(j in sn ia rl style - S!;WIVEL LOVE;ESEAT - kiiil'Cu/.y tur1li-iii-ck svêaU'r ... ind cap w ilh piimpdn. P a tlc rn Herculpon Plaid • Till'll.'i: sizes' 10. 12, II. Ifi. Ifl RO»CKERS C noO SK lliis en‘;pinl>le fur a I'l'-Ilurludeil. ' . with Brown H smarlTOTvXL LOOK wlii'n llie — 2 Herculon ROCKm ' (l«^bOBlnscarly;in(len(lsialc. CrocHct the big thowl 2 Naug.hyde D Ndugahyde 4 everybody woriH for now, y;plnxed Jackel jucents jprlngl Herculon1 Stripe j smooth rPrlncess stinpe Whip il up youriell for o Heg.»189.95 ,I » i m Reg. *239.95 .. W txiiicatli, trfroction- ol ihe price you'd B r i c k O r e a n g e ,-.P rin te d P a t t e r n U411I: hove to poyl Crochet of wor- ilod wclghl »yniheiic; note M issps'S izeti. to, 12.14. Ifi. in. locy ihoTl.tilicn occenii Pol. Sparinish •; .size 12 (bust 34) d ress 2 'i .l«rn7t9l;di(eclioni. ,t« ...... —^rd£CO>inchi-Jack<>t-l>.:r,------S-$).00-iof-»o-t>oiletnr-Add.------^ - R e g ; ------35' ©och poltorn lor li(il-<1o» _ ^ T U ! SSEAT“ ^ olrmoll and handling, Sof)d to; BCIttlll- Alice Brooki Neodloerofi *159.95 . . . ;'-'S«nd 51.00 (or ooch pol-. I * Cu.ut V elvet Jarn.Âdd 29’ lor ooth poiietn Oopt, 0 122. Tlmoj.Now*, Bo»' ■■ ____A S i OFA __ 'for llrst-» moil ond tpocio) *' ’163. * Old Cheliea Slo.. Now .fo n d lin g . S a n d 'lo Mo»,on - ~V<,York..NY-IOOtI.Ptir>l Nome, ------Morlin, Timo».Now». Poilo»n AddroM. A' Zip, Poliorn Number, Q Blue, Green S Early Amnerican bopl., 33} Weti tSih Sl., ^MORE Ihon ever belorel 200 Reg. $jjJ76 New York, N.Y, lOOII. Prim detignt plut 3 Iree prlnled NAME. ADDRESS. ZIP. SIZE inilde NEW 1976 NEEDLE. Cut Velvet^v-^ ond STYiE NUMBER.- Spvo!.., CRAFT Cf CATAlOOl Ho» ewory.' *139.95 . Sew 0 wordrobo and love - ■|Klng.75‘ Reg. *779.95 .. s w nVEL dollort — lend for NEW FAIL- Cr ! 5 7 F Crochciw'iih Souorct__ SLflO______• -WINTER-PATTERN-CATAIOC?------Cr"Crochet a Wordrobe ..SI.OO School, eoroor, eotuol fo»h. Niliy Ni Fitly Oullll ., ..$ 1 ,0 0 lent! Froo potlorn coupon , RirRipple Crockel...... $1.00 ROCiKER Inildo, 75‘. So Sow Knit Book...... $1.25 . ~ ~ m Blue Floralal Nylon SEW PIUS KNIT- Book wilh • NqcdlcBOint.Booli Nci ____. ^ i . o o - ____ LVET ~ -bOTlctmmiTtBllutn.... 51T75— ~ fig ~ 1 ’ FJowgLCcochci Book. ■ t l r>n_ _ _ _ ’SOFA Hoirpitt Cfothei Book .,$ 1 ,0 0 Inilani Sowing Book SI.'OO |n»lonl [nt Crochet 0OOK.-. . JI.-QO InttoniIni MooomeBeok , $ 1.00 Quuilted Materialal IniioniMofioyBookIm , . . $ 1.00 ~ R e g ^ ^ I------1 Complsie Gill Book___ $1.00 Complete A lghoni------*199:95 I No. 14 ...... $1.00 3 Quilted - X News Tips . l2PriieAfghan»No, ii] 12', , SO' R e g . ______Gold (LOreen__ 5 3ookol 160uilljNo. I : . . 5 0 '- Mui«umOuiliBook-No 2 50' " ‘459.95 . ISOuiliUer tedoyNo, 3.. 50 _ _ Reg. *209.95 .. Early Am109.95 .. w O f r r a n & M 2 9 I rWECARRY’OURX fORE FINANCING?^ XtWN ACCOUNTS^ ^ p i f APPIm A N C E SlTORESINl I l ^ t L S ST I O R E O N ■■ 702JLY 2 MAIN AVENUE H i HBiliii N O R T H - ^ ------^ :------ir----- ^------r~ - -r —- r ■ .:M •.Tlmos-Nows, Twin Falls, laano0 Sunday. Fobiuaiy IS. 1976 . :_mysteryLj^ u n d e r l i e ss human g< g in g p tcocess - j --

. 'C hlcagoS im -T Im es ' ..fingers I as If. ploying an "i'•biomechanics." ^hind il'all and i sllll b u m up calories ai^d lonely any m ore." ^ customized anaTyshr'iSE Vo/;le y CHICAGO—Surcweareall Iimaglneryplano. Is Is Ihe notion ot building nol benefit I . the cardio-vascular Joseph , also warns about themselves, ll's llie~onIy-waJ± grow ing older a n d som eday all; •"When you sit,up. really do only or a physique, but. more ‘' - ssyslem. You’re operating only artillrary wclRlit-hclglil-age- th e y ’ll 'really know w h a t'K ' ‘ of us will die; iil: Suck in Uiat gut, siralglilen importantly, in a hcallh arid (on tlie bxygerLyou’re able to fram e-size taWcs slill po.sledI BolnBon." ’ _ We sludy our mirrors like « ' thoI back. Thai keeps lhc efficient of balance in the human Ibreathe In and not dipping into beside many doctor's' scales1 ••The most reeonl— I C a le rnofor ' I;:.llm e ; 1 a,p.s.c._po.rj u J l-S,.___•muscleJ tone OK. And mv sy s> ste m ,______;______.1 .____any.oIj Uittbody:sslorcd energy------— ond-uwd-as-guldcliacs-by—___ deycJopm ent,ln UieJTOs," SiiA* P monitoring n the while; hairs th t em e is Uial If you keep' doing '■R'sanold American notion " s:soufces such as glycbgef and many insurance companies,. Joseph, "Is Ihe proliferalltmî' ------. ------F e b ru arjBry-16 ------“oppcarin{r.ôllclnf!~lhtf~8klir“r-allthcsethlns57ypuVon'niavo*~tli J — tharyouliavis-' s | i ' BICLLEVUE - Belk-vu( position. Signs of age, wc lell p h y s io lo g y flhd a host of new his hi: ‘‘aerobicjyUicory wliich rmakes ll a sociable kind of analyzed much morc carefully who've suJfeêfl heart attacl^ ■■ racc. II , a.m.. -Old . | ^ & c ounlry sni)Wtiii)hllo n n ourselves, "ll's • time just specialized s terms relating lo showed sh lhaf anyone can exercise c as well. Tlie long In terms of^body-fal.askingii arc. out mnning maraUuu&.'; £ SluiiRtilLTlioiise G u ld i.' slowlngasdown." t h e body such as exercise ex well Iwlow maximal distanco c runner need , nol be for.andJccclving a far moreI! . l.oday." , ' , i ; ' Ig ■ FEBRUARIRY16 ' I . BuVis this rea lly so? Doctors [ S . TWIN F/U,US - Mn«iigic Valley Mi'niorial if. ijjf•are .still undecidiHl atxiut the *K . ' Hospiliil Boanlmecl.s.Rit.inin. if h:basic mystery underlying the J TWIN FAI.US - Colk'nc'•go of Sotilheni Idalm :>. aging process, Sludy alter 'g Bnurd nicels. § .study sti has attempted lo pin it rm ers night st.ag p a rly . JKROMK-Annujil farm V down. Somo of them theorize K*T.f/fyp ^ 8 p.m. Natloniil Guard Arm A nry, free to all ^ j,jalwut the amounts nf radiation 'S- JcroinoCounly mon. i arand potassium whlcluuir cells - ^ 4 ■ MAGIG=VALI,I';y— M<-HaUmliday_ it fc dcral.—_ _l a _-ahi?orh-ln-tho^couni<‘ at ■ of n . ^ ______s la te utid coutily ciMla-.s 'cIo.mOM'd ’ ’ ^ ' " l ilifelim l e. O th ers ta lk alKiut the :>i'iimuiV-c tiici.-ts. noon.------^ —apparent' 3 f discrepancies bcl- n . R and R Cufel Jj ween Wl physiological and ___ : § ______HANSEN-..SchnollH):! rd•dineeis.Hp.m. l " ___cll K KETCHUM - Cily Cuiiiiclicllincet.s,Vp.nr ! « • eac an frequently find people, in Q— SUN VAI.I.KV - Cily• Council C meets. 7;M » ththeir lale 3Ds who ace ' P J iH D M M I fillf f l ^ .• • S p.m . . i physiologically P*' In Ihelr g RUPERT- City Council11 theets.it p.m . Whal many older persons 94 : [r ;g HAILEY - First planiilnling session of H lalne ' , l|iwe l|Ji in common is, a firm I B a n a n a C r e a m P i e ! 118 !g: Counly Arl Fair Cominitlee,le, 7p ,m :.T ity ha ll. ‘ g commitment co to living full, ______■ GOODING-Extension wU'ocd school. ______!ICactive lives. None h;is ever____ S I a ✓ . > I ____ ■ I GOODING - City CouncilL-ll m eets. (Tp.m. f i i>ei>een overly prcik'cupled wilh W I J Topped with Whlpp . S g GOODING — C ham tw r olot commerce meels, fi hehealth and diet. Each is Eg noon. Lincoln Inn. P charâclerized ch by ii. sense, of — ------—Topping— - ■ - ;S ------JK K UM E - CUy CudiiLilfil iiii-d.-;. rii.iH .. city------S — ?ni;tinmnt'~gmr\’trani?~3nnnrTn5—“ ------^------Sove~60 *— ------— — activillcs. jjg And. In simplest- “ l i — — ■ — Im perial ,7 ------. TWIN FALLS-Cily Coununcllmecl.s, 7:3()p.m. .< I term.s, whal each embodies in FEBRUAR)RYJ8 ‘ H his »ii.^ own way Is ihc-desire. as ' ■ Effactln A •g ■ TWIN FA1.I.S - SoutliCcnIcntral Hcallh Oislricl S onione of them puts it. ‘'to never liU lti I Sg Boardmcels. 2p.m. sit down. Vou sit down and Margarine:: SPHbilr > I JE R O M E - S e n io r Gitlzeiitens birthday party. 2 ^ yoiyou’redonofor." 1 lb. Q O a r t e r s p.ni.,IIerlIa)i<‘IIiill. . Says Dr. Denham Harman, ^ S’ove 20- , " I MURTAUGH - Cily Coiincincil m eels. , • | he Executive Director of.the Margarine c Vnllev Cornnumlty - Am\merlcan Aging.A.ssn, - a • ToiISÎissue M-<[email protected] 3 | TWIN FAL1.S - MnKic ’ I First Of The^ VWeek Specials!1 tat !g Concerl. «p.m.. CSI FineArt.srts. $:• N'I'cbraska-bascdp I organization ; | SHOSHONE - Exlcnsiow.w»-\vctt!).f<;hool. g ilevlevdlcd to producing licaitli W •| TWIN FALLS - Sujjara r ' t)eet production $• ind functional life spans Cherry Fille^j *«§ school. Holiday Inn. Hinhrough biomedical rcsearc* ; * ■ " 4 9 1 BURLEV.- City Council:il public h earing on | 'It’s still the popular S « sew crproject.H p.m ., city li:ilKill. nisconception in America lhal )y the llmc vou’re over C(i. D a n i s h *1 RUPERT - Minidokii Oiu'ouiity i’lanniiig and • 1 r v i i a . •ou'.re o v e r tlie liill physically, .2'I 3S ZoningComnilssion meet.s, 771 p.m . - g I S a v e 6 9 ‘ i| ELKHORN - Flrsl classISS on chihl rearing N”''Jolhing could tw more wrong, m. ilost people, even now. don't ■ i meets,2p.m„ Elkhnrn Recrc.■n'adonllall. | lave the sllghte.st Idea of what lld,tlplll,*BOl. is«...... “ ■ I ------^— SUN-VALLGY------Flli«-o-oii-avjtlaiK'lu'S-aii«...... people can continue doing has ■ S - . RrwdiTsStunyandSale.____ ...... ■ t>ecnmt— lhc—major—con ------t j i p . u j -_j_:g_RoyaLfielatinJl- D e s s e t t j M a K i !iT»',w . . : .:. ^------a s R R iiA RBVg* v • . ' ^ LtmlfttHon-of-Dft-Fr-edeFieb-C,------JEROME Senior CillzcIzcns panai);e lirl'ak-, Si o 'jwaHz, the Chairman of the - -"îldemessDheherryfiefillingiiius;^ ...... :..69"— - tagellalt. ’------• S fust, 7 a.m . lo 11 a.m ., Ilcritai American .Medical Assn.'s , I b ± h Ih ~ : g JEROME - While Elepliaibanl auclion, ll p.m .. -o m m ltlee On Aging. .So what B lod* er Loin End '.w Ba lard Crescen;ent Roils li:...... :...... :....55': Armory, proceeds a§ Jerome 'N’atiuhal Guard i leterioratcs in the human S o v » 3 0 'lb ...... •:v ■ benefit St. Benedict's Ho.spilai Hii I'fiulpm ent p botlKKly;' w hal se em s lo break © Baliffl-dCinnaniimon Rolls,...... *S purchases. . ■ ______?> dovlow iK ispaiplc-i;r.iw„iililc.r?.______- ! r f—.------P i hRR------Bii.^kcliiall.. J ■•Nothing!” he asserts, "Hy L - - ...... ■ 4 - Ja y v e e g a m c a t ri:ir>anii vars lly a lll p.m | „tow. „ ^we have studied aging JEROME - l-Ixtcibiim meiiien.sttcar workshop. j> iniong all so rts of an im als and e :S Oa.m.lcfiirlWii.m. ‘ hurlumans imder all '.sorts of wloolh Klemcntary TWIN FALLS - Sawl ronditions and from all walks r i i School c arnival. G::lo p.m . )f-lirc.—And-cvcrj—tim c-tl------s: ^------FEBRUARY dways comes back to the ,■ Conccrt A ssaciatli)n ;:J ' j;.,p ^ r O M ATOES- l t # - gs- BURLKY Community C iame thing. We’ve all heard 3 ’•« ' |>crt»ntiance,tl:ir>p.in . Hurl.U'ley Hlgli Scl|iml. ” j.? h e old expression th a t " a s a g e ' i HAll.KV Pr.'sidcm^ll's birthday party •____ ^ j.y,.lo c s.b y jlicc n en w .ad v iu ice s,"._____ itnnTnnuj—Ain^nnii i.ir.c tUi^yu^H»plyîaj)f<>v«au^ ------l.DSCburcIi, ■ ■ [: 5 ? r " W ashington, Hailey W ard LI) \H Sllll think Athu best i f k v • : SUCING ' ^ " JEROME - Dlslricl lilgiigh sclioul s'peaking . ^ '.mn

•very d;iy of,iheir lives, And.l' “ HjTBuRered Fish fit-naM,«NM.IlullDtSmtrB...... 89^ SUf:uiffgesl lo thei^i w ays they can ^ % FRESH BUNCHCH CARROTS3, ...... V .,.:-...3/M ” (r3 fi .•onverl simple everyday 0 Hot Dogs <«.»»«<.tol.lllj.r>l.!inlt...... 89“ II 7lbs./M"»lS-lb.»>4’’taifi i it w o m a n aictl ct vities into exercise. * SWEET.IUICY:Y:ORAHGES s«..3=.... 711 I Connecficui "I mean, when you apply © Siced Bacon Atatui't. I’our 'S having c re am in the CHOKES so.. 33...... 3 / M “ x .3 c E ngrning. -don'l Just push a ■ E E . . l a '1...... 4/M “ » 2 y E I w eds Twin fFalls m a n B)utlon. Contraci all the f H N RIVER:R PINK GRAPEFRUIT S av o 1 mnusdes u in your belly and C utAAnd i Wrapped Frofr'— s...q y * 10 ' ...... I ' F IL e R - Am i .E li/a la lh Clunklerler ail'd Hal W. U aylor w ere ‘ re•eally a sliake that damn thing ■ -- ^ BROCCOLI .-inpr^-. Wtu-n y»ii ‘ •S m flrriM on Ju n . ^ ^tt^m tn ^^ 'l^ ^l fo i '' ..... '...... toKS ■ 'g — : '. wu!ATilk a ro u n d th e hou.se,. walk _ - chemHMttWm.. ( M, -Lyme,Conn.' , ' ide^fTBeej— S ' T h e o r id ir if n h o dnuKHiur or D Dr r r w a l to r A. t itinkler iiiid------;olt-»nd-high In,the nlr-nnd ------'eally feci those leg muscles b trtio n 't Suprtm*** .»LJ4arKarelJS^Cunklcr-of.bJiKcw«H!*..,OB> — ■■M ^ L C - ; Hope College In Holland. Midi., amand has lH.'cn em ployed a s a P“ ' t - .^©-^.BEAH-SmUIS,..; md 'walling at a light, dp' S a v t 1 6 'l b , i i . q u a l l t y conlrol ch cm isl w ith the Audiiidcrwm Oil and Chem ical Co _ — • Complete Soloctic;tl6n Gourm at .Produce . V .sometrlc exercise with your JF JnPortiand;Connr ~ v 4 Baylor IsTfiesohoFMr. aiid'Mt^..^ iaiiv rB 2i>1onii-Fiivrn"ir^~-^ p ...../ ; i — l - ^Wasffl'adualed Irom ihe Universityy ofc Arizona, Js a form er higli ' Four’* a Crowd ihcher in. O ld.L ym e. a n d is Large L families arc ap . , Froront Quarter | ‘ ‘sd»o& chom lslry an<.C>IECK.mlUi.|]iuta. fe^FW klwlng-.Uielr motor Irip to WiifUis' • sluirtiimped b^/'io per cent-' First uonitn«vwiw. '■'T « **** rnd Quqrtel^ ,. fid) d moi ■ ■ ■ ■ ■>______batjabics, on’ Uie oUier liSnd, i -lt«miin»cwna to M(u«iy - ite i 5 - ■ J jjg ’»"Alb«nioi rorc^up by'ol»uri5'i«r cent.' -' ' | —I ' '■ ic-.li ■' SwRMnjtll tltWW* ICf Ull 4101 frMw ¥ • .■ K •• 733-0#3l ‘ -fr n ^ r J . 2 rnilllwi,baJ)i«Swer(B ^1 OliwiSfirAyiiri.W EST . jo m in'1975,'com pared, wlUi I l-tretllBCTj . . L ajn lllio n 15 y e a rs before.-,- •---v 1 . ...Save ' ■> ______L ■ * ... '■'■■5^1 Sunday. FobfuarylS,, 1978 TinTImos-Nows, Twin Falls, {daho 45 ; » ■ ■ _ • ' ' ■ • • •: a t' .iM - - : ■■ ■'...... " ----^ J*--— CAN! » ______• . ■ 1 . . 1^ — - TK b I d M tr.i. ■.••• ’ t U L a . ------— > - - : - -

U\'....' ' • • ■ - _ y ;- - WEHHAVETHEBBEST VALUlIES IN TOWI t l ■ ______• It- ■ •______• • • ' ALILL QUEEN SIZE!ED • iL u I ^ ------•' BLOUSES,, PANTS jR PAJSJ^T SUITS REDUCED ± = = = — ‘ i J ______g p p . ______; ^ 4 0 - 5 0 % ^ 4 • i; X " ______" TTw&ftiys ■ !; ’ < * | S ^ r ' , . ■ MensMl ±.. . •Rli LT■ 1 ll-jJBLL SHIRT I M t " 1 ^ T w r ------w '■ ~ “ ------fifASHION— A©t JAlntl O n ly . . . ^ $4« Rcplnxn ol oootfol Onfy ...... ; . m : ______- M t g JEANS JE iita'sPjljKter D nohWIkxI------(Hi3,«o«ioiir. - . E2 O f i H o f i r ...... : KNIT ; J H I ^ j . ^ KNIT rDiuOfWiiy ■ E - ■B SSSoS'onafidtbortion OiREroDp m SISLACKS' 1st. Q u a lity S po e dc l o l . . . II J WESTERN LEVI’S Birth conUrol deatlh risk SHIRTS R e d u c. e d v 4 0 ^ $050 _ ^___■ ll.g.$10.951o$12.»..»s.....^.;N ow M .ay»

NEWÔRK (UPl) -TnevTsfulfudyshowsihe ^noth'crh^had'ff1 mulliple abortions don'i olways - death risk associated wllh use of any major tumoulqulterighight. . - • metbod ot birth control is much1 lessli lhan the Dr. Louise Tyrtyrer.'Planned Parcnthood'SjVlce risk of dealh troin-chiMbe8ringi-~>- president for Meirledlcai-Affairs, said In a press Tho lo ite r Is less then ihe risk of t dyingd: In a c a r b riefin g th a t thc e organization's o policy on the pill c ro s h / c a lls to r outliningng thc rjskS ta a woman over 40 f a i T hc cxccpllon In thc.lnvcstlgallonanof mortality — after ccrtalnI laboratoryla tests arc added lo a risk: thc pill when used by those pasia sl 40. /thorough physical:al. Al Ihc older ages, pill use carriesles a mortality Êven then. Ifr aa u-oman wants to go on oral HATS ri9jr.ifighlly greater than thal asstssociatcd wllh contraceptives, thcth policy calls for her signing : chnasjrih. an "Inform ed consjnsent." i j i Rcârch into morialily risks whivhcn using the in the over 400 women,s pill use has been Im- I ; various methods of birth control wakkras conductcd , pUcated in deatlaths from heart attacks and ; by Dr. Christopher Tlclic. seniorior consultant strokes ' vlthThcPopulalionCouncll.andhishiscolleagucs. j„ patients receiving rc oral contraceptives tTrs. John Bongoaris and Bruce Schc;hc4rer. scrtous adverse€ reactions seen also Include Thc report will be published latciterthlsmonlh pulmonary embolism, cn hypertension, In Fa m ily P lanning Perspectives,, theIJ Journal of ' thromophlcbitisai > and gall bladder disease, • -f' Planned Parenthood’s Alao-GulLittmachcr In- Thci»sslbilltv ^ fdi>robably a s for a s P u erto B airrios rr near the Dr. George Pla:’lafker, who studied tho quake • Honduras. It had been recognIgnited earlier with Guatemalanan scientists, said a shorter O N E G R O U P O F ; asar^tentlalcauseofearthqiuakes.s. crustal fracture! kiIcnown a s thc M lxco fau lt also ^$450 ' The Guatemala government reports n that^ played a role in1 ttithe earthquoke. It lira at right, LADIES SLACKS ONONLY______..... J U J H p« CAPS - -;-i8,9orperson8 dled ln-the earlhqujiluake and‘thc"~'anB lc8io the Motoitoguo'and Is only e 1x~iti11cs w e s t ~ attershocks.that ncked the countryy ovc e r th e la st of G u atem a la Oily,ily- •• LARGE G ROU P w eek. It listed 62,432 injured and momore th a n one P la fk e r said It Is difficull to delermine thc million homeless,' , extent of surfaccfi£J3!Pi«tsJ»lo.ngJhel.Moiiigu«_ -GIRLS JEANS. . 1 4 ...... v7.t t AII-REDU

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■ ’■■ 1?; ,T:3I Sunday, Fobjuaty-tS. 1976- Timos-News, Tlii Twin Foils. Idoho e c o n t e s t . Ifeklngaccnsv m — — ------p # r e r i ^ e t i ^ly T exas t<;own— ^ _ flt£ a^(se|’eiioi:» r t s ' ! MOSCOW (U P I)..-I). .— Thf Soviet T«*s news i ■ LUCKENBACHrTex. (UPI) - SoS many en- Jack Harmon,1, a publicist nnd one of several , agoBoy-eecuscd'tbflbfl FP eking Bovem m ent F rid a y . tries are coming Into the National Nat Buy- San Antonio_ residentsrc hclplnR thc three < ' of drculallng false.)ise.reports ot dasbeis' on tbe ■ : Centennial Bad *ra^w jjt«t thatMlat M ay erÎcindo f L u ck ro tia ^ lah 's18 cany c off Ihe s ^ f , sojd that — Slooôviet'borderer 1 to divert attenUon trom Crouch thinks Ills city (pop: 3) may even get its . Judi^ng'from e^ ^ y : ^ m i n a t l o n s It m ay be tougti — . - — ------ChlM’statemaldlfn*Jfltaildes"------:•—— . postofliceback;. todecldeonoBujnluyCenlcnnial Bad Taste Award. ' Eebolng • deniallal ]pubUshed Ust week. Tata : - — ^Tbe.-once^cliva- post -ofli«j-.hiB-hOB ^êcelved------One-'wtry-qooqooted-a-Chtcago7radIo'~C(>tti- — ;.-s4ldr**Tberohivet>eetweam'armedcIaibM oatbe;' o'' ~ij s ta ck s o t l e ttc n from throughoutIt thc nallon with, .jnentato'rassaylnylng. i'L cl'8 c u l o u l th c pretense, • Soviet-Chinese bord«)rder.,Thls has to be repealed ___•.?,! ag ain ." . suggestions 'for Ih rôsl n«gr&ntitnt 1cominercial Afterali.aren’lwi(wcaillnll forthebuck?"’ Tbe agency claim* - - abuse of tho blccntennfal theme. Olhcrsuggcslio]lions includc thelnvcntors of red. limed "a new roiiDd of strife" ' w as ta k in g place v^ t Awards for the best suggestionsms willw be given - white and blue! devices,d( Christmas trees, beer' v^thln the diinese leadenhlp,^ 1 which alao wasI facedfi with unrest in the • ' during a Leap Year. Dayp NalNational Non- cans, cigar boxes,:cs. c ask e ts and other ob jc cts too _people:are-dlssatisned with— - “ ^rccntennlol cdebvailonschcimledlied forf Feb.-29.— ' personal forpubll(bllcmentlon7Hnrmonsald.“ ------thelrpoIIUcalandeccleconom lclot. . . , - Luckenbach proclaimed Itselfslf fthe nation's' “Wc arc confidifidcht we havo not yot plumbed "Everything shoiihows tbat on encountering I first National NonBrcentennial City last August the depths of conrommerclal a l^ c of thc blcen- mounUog iDtental dl and decreed that “no man, woma/oman, child or tcnnlal, even Ihoulough we havf seen examples of II difficulties and pressure by : . tbe dlssatisned popuxipulatlon, the Maoist leadec- ' * animal Is pcrm itt^ to walk throi^01^ tbo streets.. bad taste that bog(o g g ie o u r m inds," H arm on said, ship IS trying 10o divertc attention bolh In drcssedlnan Uncle Sam sulf; norwlO red; white and "Two weeks agoagi I would have sworn I novcr . China and abroad,ad. by circulating Inventions ' blue souvenirs made In China,na, ' Taiwaii or would have, secseen anything worse than .1 . r obout the concemrtniraiion of Soviet troops on J ! , Uganda arc sold; no federal fundingidlnglsspenton BuyCcntcnnialtolltollctscat."hcadded.-- ' ; . theChinesebordcr."T." Tass said. : a n y th in g ." "Noihlng willI surprisesu me now." ' '. "We had our own post offlcc awhileawh ago and — eveirour-own-lndlvtduanip-cod-codeniU tlhc-*'/^^^^" bureaucrats took ll away" bccausclusc of a lock of ’ - l o K M . m .- \ I T x w S dS S ^ ^ ^ business. Crouch said. Mall to and from AMOIlOWreOTol ; : ___L uckenbach now Is routed throithrouBh n e arb y ;______N ew s'" ■■ ^ Vggtrroj«wffl/y ^ j — Fredericksburg:— ^------"Looks as though this volume.binc.business will □ get It back for us in this Buy-Centeicntennlal year." tip s said Crouch. Letters to the National NonENonOicenlcnnial . ^733-0931 tickenhachr-Texi- — ■ _ ' J i 7S624, via F rcdciicksburg. ~ - ~

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BOISE (UPI). - SuperintendentIt LI loyd E aso n circulation o f p(Etllitlllons by thc sponsoring group has banned circulation In Boisese schools of or by students, petitions asking (or an advisory re{referendum on "Where'do youu slops it?” hc asked. ‘‘You ssy Idaho Power Company's proposciscd coal-fired ‘no’ to one guy ant)nd hc finds one kid to take ihc plant. petitions into thct clclassroom. "I don’t think groups ought to pipush petitions "I'd raiher lakekc the hassle from denying one ' on students, mostly minors, who10 arc in our rather than openI it up lo irresponsible persons." custody." Eoson said in cxplonainatioiTof his------HC said controye>ycrsy over llic pelillons begin ------order. when hc received;d a call from Idaho Power Co. His ruling covers circulation bolboth by mem- asking If there were w one-sided presentations bcrs of the Commlllec to Put Plo’lotiecr on the ' being given in thee schools.s — Ballot;.i^nsot.o{.uic:^ua6n5,ind cre.wcce.nol.so.Iat-aa.hc.kncw ____ The group has proposed thc questiotloh be placed but that hc askccked lhe director of secondary on th c M ay 25 presidential p rim a ryyboIlolinAda t education, County. H e said Ihc powi)wcr company did nol complain E oson said h e could se c no diffcrciren c e betw een ' o r atte m p t lo puI l aiany pressure on the district.

n Th« rotlm lng tracton, tnidis egiijno I (»cat*a t1 9 Wm i, tOO *ooft> «l >up«rt, m d n W M f^ a gE l, l ^ ^ ■ ■■■ T U E S v A T rrFEBRIfftRY- I •ALITiMii11A.MM. ‘■ .•M illI w ill Barvad T R f t CTOR l - f RV-CK —^r«O JI*BIM I— ^ - 1958 Mossey Ferguson 65irdtrdttor, gds, low cleoronceVIn vevery good cond., S good •rubber — M.D. Farmall DIososel. wlth wide fronf ond, good ruirubber fi In A-1 cond. — ______Oliver 77 heavy duty. 3 point,nt, good cond., with duals 8 spotsocers — Oliver 60 with | ^ w er looder w r Moriurerff«frcfijols. new ruBBer on'froril end"8J-8 T t» n r { f tfo d -= - tn te m o * ------1 tional 101 combine for groin> oand beons, set up for beans now3W, S m o to r In A O s h a p e I -oonsidei»r theiollbw iri n g : ------— 1 9 5 9 OAAC V-8 tr u c k , 5 spspeed, 2 speed with good rubbeber & In good cond. Has I IS’/4'beetfrbeon bed.

i F A R M i C i U i EHINERY liPMiliT&MACI I th e best system 1 in the w orld i s nI’t ’t w o r t h a d i m e — —intemoflonol MHopperA-earlartr«ingle row beetrintop cond.,L, 2 swivel blades — 3 sectiotion vMod harrow — 2 sedlon wfvoo o d hd r ro w — 2 s e c tio n ' e e H f o o lln g d r o w b o r = -g TOct lo ir ^fierbesfr-system-v-in-the^w orld-is-wiLiorth-no-m ^ ore ------rotary hoe •— Intem atlonal bbfl e e t c a r t In g o o d c o n d itio n — .SpiSpring tooth horrdw — 3 point 6 ft. hoy crovwier— Jo^lohn D eere Bean Drill, pull type — a f i . C o -o p d is c — 9 f t . than thereputatici o n o f t h e l o c a l d e aaler l servicing th a t" n m a c h i n e . In te m a tlo n o j d isc — 8 ft. wo : ■ Golderi We?rW est'Irrigatiori sells, installs,s, and ser- Gifford.-HlllI about a the service ofG oldîd fn W est tion — 6 ft. phosphate spreadOder — Silver Streok beef thinneiner — Silver Streak beet vices Giffonfford-Hill sprinkler systems.. WeV think Irrigation. OuDur servicem en gel dirty. RqiRoutinely- — ...... — ~ihlftff«ronlyôrpaTtr“ *^-PolMnHO-ftrMlid-boMwltM teovy-d’-duty-sfionks ------2-wheel— -w ------itV thêst-:es t system in-tlie-worldrG tirsr ^ e s r h e n ------^They-doHhe-j*e-jobrT-hey^l-keep-you-FURnin hay trailer wilh 16 Inch rubberler — 3 point steel hay carrier —- J J o h n D e e re N o . 71 D rill- ' Beet and Bean solid bar withfl ID isc, S h o e s , G u o g e W h e e ls a nid d 1 Vi Bonds — Tool Bor;. . can tell you/ou why. But it’s our servicenefnen who they have thehe training and parts inven tontorytoget Gauge .Wheels ond spacersI -— 3 p6lnt;sc6o p .— Dump Rdkcike with-troctor hitch 4-^ i m ake us outstanding.o ut We have the best2stservice. you runningQ ini hours; not (Jays. O liv e r 2 ro w b e e t p u lle r • - 4iO C llverW eêrs — S polnt beann IIlckler — HarrowhitcK • P erio d End!nd iof debate. A sk anyone whc»h'oownsa for plow — M oisey Harris frtortower'—.Oliver 60'f6rparis—'5•'5 Sled Corhigotora 7- 5 . Volley Cbrrugotors — 7 |X)rtalloble hoy feeders •— W ooden pickck u p b o x c a r r i e r f o r hor* row box — 275 gallon fuel toitonk — Lots.of good shop lôn —— Iron wheel hay wagon ' — Quantity bf.16 ft. ponels — Portable loqdino chute.— .Rolloil of snow fence— Fire - I f y o u ’r ing: p iv o tal spprinkler sy sti t e m s , v/ood'— Forney 250 AMP wd ei d er complet* witn 6 ond 12 vollolt battery charger, sold- ' [’re considerir dr^»«H d:oll^t(:M h^l»>—W«iWeldlng-toble— O flnder—------^ ” —Vice—Ahvll.l- callGoldclen W est litlgi g a t i o n . fcTOOi.*-- : - ■Woter punrip,;:! In ^ Intake, V* IndijDiuhorge — .^rhorM menotor; V4*horse,motor— - . , Lots.of bolls,— Cose of DetcoM AAbfor b l l — C o w S Sheep Bellsills — B rid le b its — H a n d ’ ~ “toolrj^Hoiise-iqdrr^RHjHi|+oTiiess-»«-rfstwtialHpbr«*^ lolnôvir "Trudrthoins”” . .-TT W lre,|ti:*lehers r^_1.15^p)o»as'tle grajn socks — H tet houserr Ufor.M .F . 6 5 — Bo le d h o y -- Burleyttey: 678,2261 .! •- Idahlaho Falls: 524-3203 ' ' ' ------:fork^l(»»A -w he«ts:^riletem 'Q lIonotieQ fiet.l.:__Ll-___ “ : . .^ IraB’Neibaur “ r R;RyarrNeibaur=^-^-^— — ; :iiw M iiiscEUiMEdosiiBiyW j ilSTDHEimOH^ fe] ID-HIU. ' . ErroLrrol O rton , • lountain Home: M 7-8116, ' ; BIFFORD , Deni3ennis Orton - . n i m S i CASil/Mi Steve Keim ■ y.

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w * WaW . T*in FîiVldaho)' ‘ Sunday, February 16.J078 ' J;1EipK 1-sonth - g ': T - ' NewbouseNewtSenice toughu bison, uie beefaio . Is been Ihp dream- of many WIGGINS. Miss. - Ufitll more n reslitant to .'diseases frbnllertm en,' including hunted to n e a r extinction In Ihe -si-such a s p in k e y e and grubs a n d . 'George W ^Jhglbn, the ranch \ u last century, the buffalo tl >^'A g^K ^9u^ni^2^!V m I r l " * .... the hide is more of a pell Ihan manager c6nlinued. Unlll ■ 'Pprovided food, clothing and .a.anylhingclsc. 1reccnt yp a rs all offspring have shelter for the Indlans of the AH in all, the beefaio “could • ' been' sterile. . GGreat Plains and leffVIV,' _n-revblullonizc.-lhc ;bcef In- ■- _.AbouLJo»rJycara_a£6._a ____ pioneers. . . ddustry," Gremlliion said. - . ugIi_ero4s— _ Th e-dftmb*tlcatlonjof jlhe 'i.* breeding , wllh beef catlle,' ■- buffôb aÂ hybrid cjA u h a a ; '4 buffalo again may provide ■ | w w w m |[B|MB^ —~‘S<- stHtcnanccforAmcHoins.—'-TTf > fle r centuries of altempta, '.? ; hyb rid -> know n a s th e tiN^falOT:~ - V - h a s -been- developed >Uui{>-« nioy: w ell revolullonlte' lh e Vi' ■■ blbeef industry.' - > A sm oky g ra y bull c a lf was"* ; jxJjom recently onUhc Doi«ell i‘ . ranch Justoutsideohhis small ■ sM ississippi town ab o u t '75 miles inland from the Gulf of. -.M• M exico. I t Is believed lo b e one, or the first^beefalo bom in the . ScSouth. ■ ' • . • Casual observation' would - ' mmark the little bull a regular ' .calf with a “dlfferenl" hide. Bul the really important -changos=Tit=leflsl-lb=lhfc— caltldmcn — are on Ihc Inside.' ^^'ÂOYCflllSiG!i T G i m i r ^ ~ > '^ S S ^ "Beefaio are roughage cat- ' ' iniing animals,"' King Grcmil- 'MOHDAY.FEB.I1.16-10A*H . PASTUR u r e ; pals on a farm between Paulland. anc - Holion, manager of tho Dorsett ______JRyoertJiiElpcludc thl» Holttein heifer and.the goatg w t.: ______^______A T5 WHTF fUCf UKUiCtwn^ _ ) are looking'for a lltUe higb ground and his unde, ranch own«^„ ^ »fBam siKsm -9 , P a l s i n iR upert pasis t u r e ' ,Sr.«XSI the recent storm which created mudm u d ' w.W.C. - ^ ^ c s e tt. h e ard a ^ o u T M 'n&nsT&B-mts. . probTemsins in jDazu/'pBstures and /eed Jots. lb( lhe bee/aJo, got Interested - • ■ - - M wm-fia K K K flKkffattURrMCiflD- H I - - ______afi and decided to try the animals ucqffst CALVES-UN TES1TESIB ■" ! :—.. on lhe-340-.acro-ranch-l;i .------— 2 Z Stnn<»Pniinty « MUTER — ittMTtmrtiK------L r i v e stock t o JA native Texan, Gremlliion JK g a r beeetJiegofi^ ilions — ______^«OM :PJ«K.Vit.VAU£Y.in«li.r __ ; JOLJET; III. JUPl) - b ban arro w s and gills 25-75 lower: oil of his life and is Impressed ^WSUEB-SSMillS. , . ' , uLivestock: l No Nol 1-2 200-230 lb 50.00-50.50: No wlwUlrthencwhyljrId.. TQCniS-SSB-STSUS. C atllo 7Q0: trad e f a lr iy a c - l.-3200-2401b49.SO:5p,M;Nol-3 1-3 2 ’ * One of the chlcf advantages p n ish ed o)n ’76 conitracts liv e ; s te e r s a n d h e if e r s 240-270 240-: ib 48.5n.4?..’i0: No 7-4 is lhal the anlmdl Inherits the ste ad y ; choice and end of 270290 2702 lb 46.75-48.M. bison (the proper name oflhC; '•^^mNNIEBAIFlb JONES 11tem c which requires sevieveraJ years. Day said. . I P dW D E RR p R l ^ i t l prime 40.25-40.50; . choice M M onday's eslim aled rec eip ts ‘ American mdmmaU rather' -Si^llmeS'Newi writer nci;legotialion al the end of each Approval A of the conlraci. ^ : , ilYESTOHiMli 29.00-t0.50; hlgli .choice and 5.500catlle; 5 ^ l.500liogs. than the bovlnr digestive - piicjaaiBii.'■, : , bg£-l N FA LLS - you'c u r .. - • wI’lth iti the three year exienslon _ h prlmtJiciXers _38J0;_xholce ____ system. They are roughage___ r-^?K fflBttijns“ hTive~treen ------'DD ay'said'tho‘advnntHf»e"ol------e lai A ______:______syj iausc was voled'Wednesday . w ith few prim e 37.S0-M.75: consumersCOI and do not need j ^ ^ c t c d on new su g a r beet DiisIlls is (h at lhe grow er will nigiIghl In a, meeling of growers yjj ulllily cows 25.00-2a.00; cu tter- g rain one of' the. p rim e ex- ,- ;SbnVaet8 a n d w ithin Iwu Itnonow in ndvance of pianllng ondnd comnnnv nfflrlnic In ^ S ilver______•penses^hat•'roise^)ee^price»:------7-n»eck8 - tnc—Ainainaiiimun- - tnailiaf tiii'ie JV.a.;LHUlfart-and- -Bnrtrrlcy: r . Hogs l.lOOMrodc moderate: - ^NEWVORK-rW lr=-Hand>------~~»»B' c c ia-18 m c at ls~l!) lo 2 2 p c r~ ' S u ({ |£ :’Co. w1Ii iKgIn con- wha 'hal it wlii provide In Ihc way D Di ay said Ihe* Twin F a lls andand Harman Friday quoted cent êi protein In comparison tb - !â«^grorthcl076crop. off rclurns.i In years when a planlant of Amalgamated com- ., illv er a t $4,095 p e r fine ouncc conventional co( beef which Is 10 ■, .'«ig6borl Doy. dislrlei newcw co n tro ct hn.s nol been plel«ele d the 1075 slicing run ~ S p o t m e t a l s downlow n 2.5 ccnls. to 12 per cenl prolein,” ■ ! ;Aj|!bigcr for Amolgnmnlcd. ncg(cgotioled. he. said, m any abouWUl a w eek ago. He said Changes on Friday. . Engelhard quoted a sliver GremlliionQt, explained. , M ii& ridoy tlie new-conlnicl ' grovrowers do not plcic up Iheir Julcl.Icing p ro ce sses -will begin q „ Q uicksilver, $125-131 >asc p rice o f $4.035 down 2.5 - .7:The-meaLoLUie, .hybridJa __ ^gaUIm o thrcc-ycarexffiislon seed until lole and hesitate wllhlIhinafewweeks, re-lb. flask. Tin. N.Y. Am le n 'ls a n d . a p r ic c f o r qIsialso low er in cholcstcrol und Is ' aSK O tliorw lse baslcnily Ihe signignlng up for grower con- ThiThe 1975 crop which w as j^jî VIel Kkt Alioyer p rice 328.50c a b ric a te d silv er of S4.197 qÎoniy 7 pec ccnt fat. he added. contrscls In effccl Ihc Iraclacls. down w n flboul two ton.i p c r a crc b. . dowlown2.eccnts. n vWith the hcrilage bf the. ^SBDcralycars. Thecontracl. Th aparllclpnllng from>m lhe five yoar avcrogc nlract provides a 60 per yield, iJjaR fr lhe Ihree-year cx- conlj !ld, duojô laic spring and ^*»*'******»****« he sjiid. he same cent-nt- 40 p e r ccnt sh a re belw een coldId weather after planting, A ' tten d s m eet # * *************** I grower.and the company wasc Iciâpltwiil remain Ih effecl the ( :S excellent in su g a r conlenl. R0GERS0I4 fi( - J. William * ■ Unifflfccither ihc growers or on the tt nei sug.ir price. This Day y said. He said, sugar gwaiwan, Rogerson. attended the ^ ’; U ie^^ r company find some scaleale has Iwen in effect for conte itenl was about average bui busiusincss meeting of the » . s .5 pcr ccnt hlglier than last lattoiiai Live Slock and Meat » y e a r. ,• ' Boai«ard-in San Diego. Calif. A » J ______• Thefhe district manager said direirector representing the » ! ^ -A- I 1 th e firm I will contract for Natllational Live Stock Producers » i ___ T-ni.RhonesJZar 3 3 . 0 9 3 J ------•eagcs covering aboul what ■ssocJalion_..Swan-Js_a—a »— !s felt the local plan! can mericmber of the board’s » (O r use our toH-fr ____ ^ W , K e y » H y - ' j i * 1^ 3r_c_ut,- J If YmliT _ _ ,)i =MiiiieJaE= - ^ ^ T T ~ j B m BPBBBIBBBB * m A Ditcher * 1 *^-.R Iiler ' j . » \ my nol . ^ 1 K fe } '- ’ * ■ H O P Mdwer iBuy Hie Best v C ' W l j m m . ______fl • U l i ■ • ' ■ ■ ■ ' * Me4fen> 3>'b U c l^ J .. » MM

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,,§ ;C . v:;' -MM i i B e e f i i nipprt conttrols unsu(iccessful MfSUn “ , WASHINGTON (UPI) - TinThe. governnienl’.s ,l>eef Imixirt I state- negotiators would-glveve comparallvely litglier impoft . ’ in i/ r control program failed to holt■old 1375 imports lo the level ,l£j^vels_lo countries which didId notn overshlp In I97.V Countries ' V ; scheduled by State and Agrkirlculture Deparlnient figures. which bvcrshippcd. includingi Australia,Ai miglit get intlinl lotals - preliminary estimates slid\v. set at 0 comparatively lowor ratcundertlilsplan.rate ■ ^ I ^ . Cattlemen nnd Agriculture DcpX'parlmenl officials, a j a result. t.. ;.L - oro pressing tlic Slate IDepartmeiHent lo adopt safeguards agniiisi ------...... ^------^ anolJierlhVpbrloVerrti‘n1ril37C.- Last year, administration olfkilflclals announced that iH'ef'ini- ports would.be. limitcd-to.l.lflO.fiO.billion pounds by a series of volunlarj’ ‘'rcslralnl agreement!.*nts“ negotiated with Australia, New Zealand, and other cxporliorling nations inehullng sevonil '• W h a ttto i -1':'^ ------Central American riallons.'- _ Agriculture Deparlment speciacialistssald tixfiiy, hnvyever, that estimates now show lhal Imports)rts aclOally reaehi-d alHiul,l.2()9. b o k hf o r • billion pounds. The preliminaryiry figure Is 29 nilllinn |H)uii[Is above the government eslimale.le. bul more significantly It was also 27 million pounds at>nve'.'C' a so-called '•Irigger level'' provided under tho federal meatIt iiImport law. i n a • Under that law. the -trigger’'' is calculated annually tlimugti a formula designed to allow importsirts to move up as Amerii-an 1k-o( producllon increases. The law prprovides thal If llie Agriculture f a r m Department predicts Hint Impor?orls will escced llu' trigger, it mujit Invoke a fDrnuil. rigld import im (iiiota destgiu'd to liold ' shipments 10 per ccnt below ihe! tr:trigger. _____ One Informed siiiirce. said tml.[iHlav that imlliliiti nm lie diiiie b u ild iii i i a - ^ — h!tfoaclivelyin3ouninrf.Tcniia^îri97;lTniiwlTrTTrpi)«ilirr'lrIgkVi' -- level. But the source said thele ; Agrlciiiture Deparlmi'iit was Lock for plonly ol hoDdroom,fioa wiltiout tow tross bottoms. Look lor 100°..lO'-i usablo lloor spaco (or. In understood lo Ih.‘ urging tin- Stale-Deparlment Sl wliicli is Othor words, lor wnlla3 ttiatIh. Qfo vorlical—nol slanted currently negolialing 1970 supplpply reslrainl agiTenienK with or curvod). Also tookok 'lor a- 26-gauqo covering, shipping nations — tn lake SL’veMeral steps designed li» make Mire quailly doors and windondows, nr>d n iralnocJ orocllon il doesn’t happen again. ------— " in s p ir a t o r ;"' thelh blond d'AqulUlne bull, ______You'll find all Ihp5(hp5o loatures In Cucklof larm ______-■ sUnda-wHh-owiwre- — — T4it>-KtalV{%nr(iVnlH>4iiilr4il>i- ' right, and LaRell HaHansen, Ceoterneld, Utah. ' sourcc nolcd. But he .said Agricuicullure tifflcials are believed to - E ^ e n s rivejûrchasiS O The 15-year-old breere«d 1b believed by many have urged lhat the voluntar\' restriiint program .slioiild K- farm ers to be the uigit^mate cross. (Farm Bureau itailored lo produce total imporl:;)rls well Ik-1ow Ihe lUril trigger pbolo)"* •'J point — nol to yield a total pegg'‘gged less tlian 2 itiillioii poiiiuls I (§i^CucklEir Ibelow the trJgger as In 1975, Thc-1^6 trigger has^txvn caknilculaled'at l.2:t:( hllliini (Miunds...... ----- One cxp«n sÛd State officials aare r ixjing urged to get restraint___L 5M ilHH -l-l'l»-H i« -IRupeFtHinl a n b u y s — agreemehls geared to a toiarimpmpoH level ol alHnil 1,210 lillimri pounds — 23 million Ik-1iiw the trigrigger leVel. if iin|Hirls appear to be running at a rapid pace laleale ill'tlie year, use iil a low it restraint Total would make II e;ieasier to shut down ^lllpml’nt^ - |$ 5 0 , 0 0 0 ia n i m a l Ixjfore the trigger was reached,. iispeei;illst:i; poinledoiK. T A i 'i R i w 'f The source said one opljon reeoi.•eommendeil fur.cimstileraliDii tiy V RUPERT - Jim McDowalJ, cross." c This French orlRln TF man apppointed I STEEL BUILDI.DING DIVISION I tRiipcrt. has purchased a 2- bull, t hc say.s, Is an acceptable i P.O. Box 187,87, 240 Highland-^- ' - I — ^ycar-old-BIondc—dTlqullaine ttu»nf |lpc nv/-nl)f>n| tM*<*f ' I ------Twin Folls.-lit.ldQho-83301--:------1 ------J Jbull. "InspiraUir.'' fiir$50,ooo, conformation, c fast rate of r rFi^diotca :• McDowoll. one of the nuwest • ddally gain,-high dressing per iatiWf - sa^tledowTf " —WA-SHWOTON—fU Pli !i= ------C tlP-AMPî '^cdcralion rncmbcrs. says hc Ilo bone ratio, ease in calving, ^HOSHONK - Uwcil a . ~whereby omount charged Ior qThc number of cattle fattening producing states, down 2*per ilsoncofthrertmncrsofsuch -adaptable a lo any kind of |Darringlon. o former Twin spraying came back Into the ,. In|| feedlols for slaughter Into ■■ ' ■• cent from January I bul ;w per!! 'U GENTLEMEN:.I would] inUko to know m oro oboul H ; ybulls in (hc United Stales. nmanagement and cllmalc and Falls- resident. Is weed budgel and lax levies reflcc- hhigh grade beef dropped ccnl alwve a year earlier. M. o Cucklvr Building intinttollatlon on my (arm. ,'D ' • Tho bull is unique, lie says. isis docile and easy lo handle. ‘ specialist ® nt the Idaho Grange iting 0 much lesser amounl for slightly s during Januory but Thc 3fl per cenl increase.didI D Pleato sond datalls. Cooperative In Shoshone. i ■and considered “ Ihc ulllmalc th weed program. remained for ahead of the not signal an -unusually hlg- ■ •N A M E ______-______H j — : .- .-.i'------Darringlon will do cusiom In laking up his duties at the depressed d level of a year ago', supply .In comparallve lerins spraying oflcrcd as a new Grange. i Darringlon: a I97s' tfio jj Agrlculturc -Ticpartment Ijccaase the fVb. I figure was' • H'RESIDENCE.^______i . l i _ L . c i i v ------I program by the Grange graduate j of thc University of saldThursdoy. sj 13 per cent below llie same ; Lamb p frices up Ethrough conlracl wllh Lincoln IIdaho, poinis lo experience In Thc report estimated ttiere daleinl974. ' H 5TATE _____ i^Z iPC O DDF F ______PHONf • ■ M counly. The counly will no such ■ Ihlngs as chemical uwore 0.353 million head on feed longer be In the spraying control < of mnge pests, far- , ' IDAHO FALl-S - Lnmhs sows s( under 300 Ihs.. 43.00; 300- !| business, though they 'vlll mlng, i range conservation and -were reported 50 ccnIs (o 1,0() 330 3: lbs.. •40.00-43,00; 3:10-400 - maintain a weed supervisor as . .rvlntcd_i areas as assets to the ‘higher and cwcs were 1.00 lbs.. 11 39.00-40.00: over 450 required" by statule, Thc ]ob. J He is a graduate of 'low er at thc Idiiho l,lveslock lbs,. ll 37.00-39.00; slags. 35,00- . counlywecd supervisor will tw Rockland I HighSchool. 'Auction sale this week. 43.00; 4: boars. 22.00-32.00. ,, handling required paper work ' Ills wife is Nancy Taylor '' Wilh an estimated sheep - WllhaneslimatedlOOOcaltle ând outlining areas for work . I — ^sold; giwd to choIcefa(-l(iml}!i. -sold.-commercial w cuws. 20.00------_ D a rrln g to n ,' lorriieriy;^ of ___ “'arid thaPhaving been done. Ruperl. I They have two small .45.50-5G.OO: Icudcr lambs, 28,00; 2f ulillty'cows. 24,00-25,00; q Counly equipment is being children. < ENT-SHI ;«.W ^n,oo; odd ruff feeder cutter c; cows. 22.00-24,00; • i,leased by Ihe Grange under tho l i i i iii] ^ — ;larnb!rr43,oo'an(l-downniRht—-cannerE7—l5;00.l8;t)0:— ci bulls:------' oonc-ryear trial program bet- .fat ewes. 10.r>0-11.50; canner 2.' 2.5.00-32.00: good feeder slcers. ween the counly and Grange. Butter and Eggs .ewes and buciis. 7.00-10.50. 40.00-42.00; •« medium feeder As result of thc change in thc . Wiin an estimated 11--- L _ ^ - l ‘J70-sho^vs-a-cut-fôm-$45;ooo— ^ •49.50-50.00; 2G0-2B0 lbs.. 48,00- 3131.00; feeding cows, .23.00- |. mm last yearto$14,851. to Chicago unchanged: 93 . ^9.50; 2U0-300 lbs.-. 47,00-48,00; 2.S.OO; 25 stock slccrcalvcs. 40.00- The $45,000 figure has l«cn scorc 81.00; 92 scorc B0.50; 90 R Y 2 4 ' ■ - 43.00; 42 stock..heifer calves. âmounl listed on the budget score unest. TUES» A Y , FlEBRUAR 31.00-33.00; dairy type calves. |]the past few years, though this E g g s —p r ic e s p a id to LUNCH SERVEIED 11:30-1:30, : D ry e d ib le 15.00-20.00. '= iias J, been a rola'ting fund, delivery unchanged. P O O R IPRIZES -4^beaH^riees— * HEW! . r e p o r t e d iocKyv(fOOD T~t • STOCKTpfJ. Calif. - TTTTIIfflF, - Dealer-shlpper dry ecllblc bean SEMI-MCquNT ’M m 'sclllni* prices for th e 'w o e k n f-'- m J Fell. 10 have heen reported by \ ‘ the Calilurnla Deparlmenl of TO ' Agrieullure. T R IN Prices are quoted In dnllars per IflO pound baR wllh com- THINK ( ' I r ^ ^ -TAKEE ADVANTAGE • ‘ parlsons lo a year aKldncy. 19.00- •20.00. 2G.OO-27.00; Rorbaiizo, BRO*DW PLANTER __^ •27.00-30,00.30,00-31,00, . ■ Colorado-Dcnver rnlc. pinlo, — ns:oono;oor25:50Touo!------K M n r a ^ ------ÊEHUR-lMOCKWOOD— Idaho, pinto. 15.00-10.00. , s j . ~ '29,00-30,50: great northern. '25,50-20,00. IR.00-lfl.50: small Get iaheail oIf Vie Spring I 0 - ’ ER LOADER R u sh - nV'*' iV' , • PLAMTEIl 're d , 18,50-19,00. 26.00-2B.OO; plnk.l5.00-15..SO, 2C.00-27.06. I I ...A Fast,, EfficientE way , Michigan, pea. 31.00-32.00. , 15.25-15,50, • . by having hvan Rile Tnne- to load seeeed into your — — Nchni.'ilQ':-BrT!at-northem:— i-« p : 2G.00-26.50.18.00-18.25 " , 4 S 6 r o wJW plants ^ R ep air o r OtIverliaili your Demand for -1. _ W ew lll h avB e pparts available WISCOIINSiNEIIEINEI a t WeW endell : potatoes NOW!! -rgood-at fli" — NE OF RECONDi d i t i o n e p n -: _ IDAHOFXLI«S,IdahotUPI) let us set yyour FKEEMAN ~ WE HAVi/E A GOOD LIN -- potntocs:^^caBto_m=and— EZII *Eouthcrn Ido^b. demon good ' — • POTA • BEAN EQUUIPMENT ! for mesh lO’s.-llghl Jor,counl B A m r tnape for the VTO* BEET« . cartons; . market, sicody; , Because of Research" ' ' .i . : , Russcls,U.S.No.One.2ln.or4 . "Finest in th e F ield..., 1 ■ oz.mln.,*iO lb. mesh sacks, non Bosy Hay ing ' - f ’size-KTBioo^rsorwiiTcanons?— 0 e a s o n i h e alad . : I^WE-THINK-VOUIRERE-SOMETHING-SPEClAiial:a l - . ^ ^ ^ . 80-100 counts, 11,50-12.00; 100 . V Ib. sacks, site A. few sales, • 7.75-8.50; non site A, flew . • —^-80!es,-0.-75*7:50M0-or-minT;— >. a.50-8.TO;-ir.S_No^wo!s,;3Jfc^ > 4.00. • • E t t i m m ORP. 4)nl6narW<3leni'IdaK6'orid i i i s t^ o o clm i i L i a • Molhcur County, C re.,’prac* ^ '^ tlc a lly ^ ho • dcrhnnd, loo fe* ■ NGîiniUiii ’ soles'tO’establish, a jnorkot; . ^ ^ m C t ^ c r a ôp on “J>n»fessionalism" | . will be presented for all nucslngIng personnd1 onJVedncsdoy from ; Bicycle 7-10 p.m . olU ieC ollcge of Souther Program b o m Idaho In room 108. ’ j D r. Virginia Volimer, of ih e foeultyfoe of Idaho Stole University, oi^lined . continuing oducation/willbclhciIhcspeakcr. , . . . ' T lif se m in a r Is sponsoredI by bj Idaho Nurses Association, 1 project Dlstrlcl 1;. -.-BICYCLE'safety prograins ' for-Twin P a lls ^ k o g i^ m ai«' _ b e ^ plano^jOT 1 ^ and ■_ offered Vuiis. workfiig on tha p ro j^ .' are Prancea, Aaderion, ; Warrianti Scbool_prtodpal; - " TWIN' FAL!^ Blcycfc Dale Hale, -Bolw. Idaho safety training as a com- •• •'■ \C ik . ■ ■■■■■■ ■ Department of Law £a* mlinily-wldc projeci was - ' iforcement, ..and city' police ' -.-.-Urgc'd_dur|nR an Idaho . . o/ncer, Danny Craftm. all , Deparlmenl pf Low Eh' ' *' from1 left ' ' forccmenl-sponsored I workshop mcetlnB here, to all the t T uesday nighl. ■ c S E w ' Paul Hofc. liolsc. dcparl- CMmiTTejT . and Financialal Institutions m ent o f low cnfuri.'L-mciil. i - Olf. — . c onducted Iho worlushop u s one . for the pliplants and of se v eral being held Ihin montharoundthcstale. REDS7°s?°| Hale, who hcods the driver I ■ orrzcw r . ifloral arrangtigements... services division, mcl with WE BUY, 1 T n n school and law enforcement • - ^ •, - nc. and to alltI those who reorescnTailvcs iuesoay _ _selu:rade_ _ ^nlght~~tg~dlseuss~ptnnnor encouraging sa fe and Irfwful - —attendedminfiCrand^fliieningr- - operation o f bicycles In view of = = © U N S = - 31SSHOSKO.NEST.S. Increasing use of them for (ransportallon and pleasure. lEROME IMPlPLEMENTCO. Hc urged school officials lo ______South Lincoln. J. Jerome. ldaho ______.

schoor cIiHdrcn Including ■ teaching "Ihem Irofflc - responslblilUes, laws regar ding bicycle operation ond _ _liccnslng. HalesaldJhc bicycle . rodeo which is hcid In Twin W h i t e H o iu s e a i d e ■ FaMs each spring Is lyplcafof------i r i M the community pogroms g which .can' assist In cn- •§ couraging bicycle skill and fearsM Sovii iii, from his ^ r t - t o r y , s s . . . . * a of-way and drive on the right |j F Reg. Price he gol Ihrougli lo Uie President. OFf (U se o u r Lay-A w ayrPlon),- P ■’ NOW . . ‘■fiideof theslrecl or highway. Coleman, a former PhiiadelDlilDtila la w y er, indicates the Hale soi'd many com- decision d on Uie Concorde was persorsonallyagaonizingandhedid • :munltlc8 arc Issuing citations not n make up his mind until about:It 2 a.m. on the morning of MEN'S> 8 & B O Y S 8 Track STEREO0 -MsDh’sole Cabinet - to young bllcc rid ers and ' Ils a announcement. It was announcineed shortly aller noon' and requiring them to appear In was ^ one of Woslilngton's bcsl kepi sese< crets. courl. F o rd Ict ll b e C olem an's decisionI all;il th e w ay. allliough he said SWEA'ATERS TAPE PLAYEIER AM/I/FM RADIO • — "This probably m okes.as. . _n: a ftc rw a rt he supports il. W/AM /FM Radio - BaHary oro r E I o d r lc 8 T rock□ik/BSBTumToW. . great an Impression on them Colemun says tlial Waslilnglonris'u'low is n that doesn’t like as anything we con do lo let ■•decision ■■ m a k e rs." ------_ Pre-Prlced RC C ^ 20Dly them Know they mu.st take the . ___DiC-CablncLofflcioUakcsJiis.iTilolie in'sfride. wilh much more $yyyoo responsibility of operating a sjsavior fairc Uian some of his colColleagues, He o'ppcare’less...... — FF Reg^Prtce------aiEKTTTNOwBU U — -Iteer249.«l” blcycIeserioasiy/’Halesaid. u ujptiglit and more philosophical aboiboul his role and hc is very ____ He.sal{Llh£jnQntlis.oLMiiy_____-mudiaFordsupportecir ------i------D op-Shoi+-Sleeve- - ond June hove been declar Susan Ford, 18, plons lo be outIt < on th e cam paign tra il for -Men's-One Groo ed N ational B icy d e S a fc ty h(h e r fatlier. months and urged schools and According to Shlela Weidenfjnfeld. Belly” Ford’s press -fr LADIES DRESSES community organizations to sccrctaryV s< Susan decided on her owown lo give up her parl-timc SPORTSSHIRTS concentrate their safely Job ji a s a new s pliolographer w ith thetin Associated Press bccause —programs— durlng-thaUUme ------st>os. Intends to campalgnJocIlnifi:csicsldcnt ------:onfllct between her employer ■"BroKeiTSIzos — $ ^ | 2 » I and prior to thcclose of schools Slic w as told Uiere would b e a cor for the summer. aand her politicking and slie would ha v e to m a k e a choice, ^ Danny Crafton, police of- H er boss sa y s she h a s “ ta le n t” andan there arc Indications tliat Reg. 2.99...... r^'flcer. outlined the program Susan S may someday return lo thele field of pholojournolism. If » F F ' I ’ usually held in May by the ssh e does^ slic won’t be th e first m emember of a presidential family JUVENILE BOY'Sl^'S Short Sleeve ' " -Optimist Club and cholrmoncd vwho has found Uic media world thehe most enllcing when White t-fiy officer James Mildon. He \House days are done. . iaid plans’arc to continue the Her predecessor Julie Nixon EiaEisenhower wanls lo h.ivc her i D avid K iscnliow er, .ilUiougli SPORTSSHIRTS -or>-U>0-v0rg04}t-g c tUn g h is law dpgiP{TT- tc miuimmt- nntrfrign d a ^ ' “‘‘^ Halc suggested the grade con w ritinga newspaper column, Values to 2.29 ‘schools pr^ldd poster ' con- , T licre is no indication how mucliI cjcam p a ig n in g Susan will do. It ? | 2 2 '“lests, bicycle safety in- I s c le a r F o rd likes to have h is a tlraIraclive blond daughter on the “^'spectlons and film programs (platform wlUi him..Wilh her casii:sual air and wanlrolx-, Susan__ NOW ______youngcrsel. onbicydesofety. tm a k es an app ea lin g picture to Ihe yo .^ H e said "Hobo" the clown ^ ButUiercolstaronhispIatlorm1 Isl> B etty Ford., wlio Is popular MEN' . ,^1U be presenting a Iclcvlslon wlUi ^ all. D em onstrators at a U nlvene rsily of N ew Ham pshire rally ~w1th~Ford:5toppcd-thclriieckling'ng - tti- give— ltci- a - a t.in d ln g — iP . - show during the May lo June ' ' ^ p e rio d a n d will be av ailab le for ovation. < . the students smoothly but one '"‘appcaronccs In local com- F o rd fid d ed th e questions from lli “ WESTERNr S H I R I S ~ .•hecklers gave the First I-ady ‘ ih u n ities durin g th a t t i m e . ____ i young m an who apologized for th e hi Hale said ihc deparifnenl of - a dubious com plim ent;" hc r-b cto re lrg atiierin g of :!500 Brolten Sizes ‘ 'law enforcement will furnish ' •'Y ou look p re tty w d l." h e t d d hc persons, " a little bit old-fashionedI pt p o rh a p s." ^ f . .bicycle sojcty course cer- I . . ' Aclually, M rs. F o rd Is probablyy thotl least old-fasnionwl First Reg. 8.99 .■ llficates for youngsters-who'------NOlf —Lady of-recent times, at least ifIf h c r ^ r^ ^ e r n viewpoint- and complete special training In community and sôoi ’ - ^ Mon'i Dacron Qoiltod “ - — = V a ^ t e s = ^ p ro g ra m s. INSULATED SUITS rNSULAlfD Sui^ Short Sleeve=imiTTe 2 Pc. — lo W«or undor SIzosS-M-L Clothing. Slxei S-M. 2 pc. Undorwoor 100% Tex. Polyester S izes S:M a m j I M.,.' 522Hteg^^S ...... ■ N OW ^ 5 isc o i 7.93pr. . . . p r . V . ■ HAMPENT 40SQUARE 2 E YARDS Mtn't Rod Flannot Twin Slie D Kimlicrlv S»*np ^ Shi*|» Boy's Flannol Velvet DB E D S P R ÂDS Ih. m ill tiiiN b r r n fo r n io r r SHAGC/ARPET SKIRTS SHIRTS ihtin n vriir. uiiilrr rom- ' W/lonBlcIl _ Slios I4’/J-|/ ------s i « f ^ o - r 6 ------^------•plplrlv new mnnnprn>rn«. — "I Enoughjh to cover COLORS; G reon/R ed/ .If it hiio brcn' morr ihiin —I average Dining Gold/Blua/PurpU 'ih rrr nionlhN i>inrr jnii’vr Room , Living neg. u n u . 1 2 2 m . . . . *2.49.. HOW I Reg. 17.00 . . ■ N O W ^ l •bf^n inS )«>u will Im- p m il - Room and Hall. ; ly If ll Un« l>rrn HrnP gE 4 'x H H A U ~] >Mirf lUnii u. )n«r; Soti Men's Dreiireu'SIIp>On' - ____ iH E E T S & (CASES nfp. If yoM*vp nrv«*p lir r n ^ — SHOOEjS - t- — rwiinSBsr— ; ------F o l B i z s — ------rin; jou owr tl lit yotirM-lf " One group...... 4 ” III pifiHi' In K tirtT iP fw lia r” " D i S l S i *ir hiivr. ‘ , T“Reg.to“ M1.95 rv...., 2.79 . HOW 'Rrmrnil>rr: If ildivrr)’ AÔW^NtY^ mm fc 1 - >H;AYAWIVAY^^6WM>lltf^ - ■Wr in k r Jru H i-in n . i«»c, T ttlMBER I / I 4 M | k USEISE YOUR ■ B i H R BOOTS- . , 0*nuln» Loethor Upporr w/Norw^ttlonw, Woll Con- ^ I/I 1 w H k 9 ' CREDIT Ct .BM»AiiiiiitAM' UstnÎen .Po.ddod Toungolo'lli I Cellc^r, Spood Lae* • n 1 1 o IggSoIoy •• iJI uACI zisns:sizeps;iz:==I|ajsilzesJSS- i.

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'H a rd ly anybody aroundI here hei rBJllzej tnat coffec boans f.*e f ^ t pits, not really beans. FORECAST FOR SUNDAY\Y , FEBRUARY-15T19W - Understand some (îlfornlitrnla lettuce farmers now sre grow* .... Ing dandelions commercially;-iy;-To sell-tho.greens'for ulad. T o ------...... — :CENERAL TENDENCIES:.S;. Today's FuU.Moon brings ' sell the blossoms for wine. GocG ood. - . . . . ■ccentuated activity and youou can now make Important ' - ' / t decisions. Formulate a new’ anda mere atlsfactory policy .j HT 'T I J B F mmw f f i n I Q. " In m edical l)ngo, w tiatlat areI differences betw een 'Ills'* and under which to. openle. Shohow friendship’and affection ' ^ > 'emia'and Ism'and'osis'?" . for others. DOONESBURY . A. .“Itis" means Inflammatlnation. ''Emia" has to do with the ARJES (M ar. 21 to Apr. 119) A fte r attending aerWce% W ood. " Ism " de notes excess.IS. And.'.'osis’'/ identifies a disease or . * • ei\Joy recreations with good j)t:p a^ Get your creative talenta , /rsA S H s m r m v A ■ abnormal condition. - Hey.6iNN9-umT^ s u e s upserABOUT tfmeffK- u xAU(&v3VKNav. • working nicely. Make appblntnitnients early. ORONSWnHBlOf^ Aftv. a tp e . /T s sc < m ,c m . BwnffgsFmii wu. &NHY, Don't know how much earthear there, is on-Uie moon, but do • TAURUS^CApr. 20 to MlMay 20) Homo and family 1 SfiBlOOfSPReTTY ,wotsuKBimes om. vsam? .\x void all cheapness. ------«. figures In the apparel they’ wantedwi to peddle. And they sent VIRGO (Aug. 22 to SepL 222) Keep your plans aecret them all over the worid. To) ErEngland, to India, to the colonies, : In order to liave more successe» in the future, otherwise wh ftrmiBr. Thw riltp lnyurt n fLsamt-chatoad-admlsttonr-liJewipe^— t»i ^ i others could"spoil them. Incre'asirase accoW wiUTm'MlS------AA N O r C A P P ^ ------“7------pers printed the dates whenlen ^_e ships with the dolls were UBÂ (Sept. 23 to Oct. 2^22) Concentrate more upon . e x p e c tri. / I 'M t E^ L L I I N ' ------; how to giin personal' aims today.'-Get t together with . '' 'E KEEPS \ r ______( C A P P - '' congenials at group affairs for finefi resultfc -YOUKHOW^ . W C f lT H I N 'J y— J . , ...... ______TV.SIi/.S H O W S ^ -______------SC0RPI0'(0(:f. 23 to Nov.K 21) You know Intuitively ------Q. "Whldi o u tn u m b e r tvhid'hfch on' T V , th e gam e show s o r th e , V£RYMELL ( g l a s s e s .O/ how best to proceed .wiwith new ideas, present so a p op eras?" —' - imngemcntsrPlease hiêm psrt i m ore. • A;‘Th#"game shows. Now.V. TheT soap operasjisedit^ more' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to0 Dec. 21) Gain backing of ■'‘i d e l ^ numerous, though. :^-^'dev«r,-experienc«d~persons bef>efore.putting.new_ldeas.in . ^ ^ n H ; WSJ^DONiT — ’-Cu s tomiBT « k i '~wh y ^ ltpptay ta ^ wagons In parades are called :------opera tionrFInd-needed-inforriiat ' N i r ^ i — - "floats." First of tame weres drapeddr in such a manner so as to CAPRICORN (Dec. 222 to Jan. 20) Handle ; I O kX A ...... _ make the wheels Invisible. The bunting rippled in the breeze, responsibilities speedily, accumurately.' More devotion to I =^( NOU'fJEPE \ ^ H j r c P T The vehicle appeared to driftft asa though in water. That's why. ' ..'mate brings greater happiness. - f V ^ A B O U T •...... AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to IFeb. 19) Discuss policy World's best wine tasters1 ereoaldart to be trained children be- - r ...... raalter* -w llh. assocl»tea-for_brib rig h te r, fu tu re. S how , m ore . J tween the ages of 12 end-16.-TI>.-TheIr noses and palates are clean- .- coop'eration, too. Do dvic workrk for future good. ’ er and more sensitive thanthoilhQM.oi.otQwnups-_Ycungstersjre— _ T~jr^~PlSCES~(FeK— 20 ' te~MMu;— l 20)—Improve—home------^rm ittpd in such professionallal w\ ork in som e countries. '',''6onditions,' expressing flivt tastes. t Long talks with 'ALLFY_OOPa ______. ' ^ c^workers gain you their fullersr cooperation. ' r '■ Averaae ’^salary among first-string fir basketball players is NJrODAY ..^hfl or she will______I•mecw THESE, tHAT OOR' l^ isHlJTJ T U P A N ' G E T ,,$W .QQQ.a year. Thur bnats th 1 faVHK b b l MV HtXNlVS—y -MOVIN/IN ', SUU [W i U . h ^ ------need much encouragement in order to do best work. |> ON HIM, I'L L .... average of $30,000, what? It beaub tho average baseball player ' Since the talents here are man]sny and varied, inspire your K salary, too. although at leastist 30 big leaguers get moro than V, fine progeny early In life. There:re is the ability to think big .,-$ibo,ooo. ______: education along-such lines. K . and get big here, so slant the e< ...... AesrMt m*lt 10 L.M. Boyd, P.O..0 . BoxI J7076, Fon Worth. TX 76102 ZlrClTe good leliôus training: early< and don’t neglect r Copyrlgntitl9 tS 7 6 L.M.DoyO healthful exercise and sports thaihat are sensible. I "The Stars Impel, they do0 not compeL” What you M — . —oMke of yourllfeJs.Iatgely up tcto-yoin - . ... . ______

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. 1 ^ " '.- W '- .v -.- i • •“ " '■ ' - --I' ■' f 3 Timos-Nowa, Twin Falls. Idaho '53. .1'. ^ bcks'up . Sunday. February 15.197B ’ feminist'stance WASHINGTON (UPI»— 1.(. Colonel King’* performance of Col. G racc M. King, wlmse hcr-sdulies In an unlavnrable i P R E i . r^mlhlsl slance was backed up light. GUARlA N T E I SIILTS by Ihc A rm y, said today she Is •‘All four of Colonel King’s. ------;"voi7 i-vcry proud-oM hefljjhl—---alln!aH tnra~w crcz“SHb=------which - ended wltli> h e r reln^ slantlalcd.” ^ ------sto lcn ien t In com m und of a ------Yes. Indeed.-: Ms. King Decide wh'hat you want to se!sell-Phohe 733-0933 V-Ask for a i > ' Adid-visor — place )your ad ..... w om en's training baltallon In said. ••We’ve m alnlaincd nur. thc A rm y reserve. • integrlly. This Is -whal, tlio 0 .. Pay $7.844 for q 3 line od for fdi 10 days — if yyouf=-item dosen'tt isell w e'll refundI yourV money * . "O f coursc. r m h ap p y ." she . .whole battle w-as all alxnil.VV’c ' said In a tctcphnne IntervU'w got clobbered but wc wtni." • or run thele ad an additionalial 10 days at no0 .charge.. from hcrCnrlylc. Pa., home. • "But Iwyond lhat ... I can't L E G A L N O TIC E • n ' - explain 11 except that we as .t batiullon went' ihrough NOTICE OF HEARING ______CONCEHMIMG-^KfSRMEme^ — BEAL EST ATTE EXCLUDED ------^something thal'^^•a!^^Tr}-I;ôrtr- FOR THE'- AMERICAN FALLS — We stand for what the reserve REPLACEMEWT DAM PRCJGRAM DYTHE program is ati alwul. I’m very. MILNER LOW LIFT inRlCATION ...... J ; very proud of wtuit we cam e up DISTRICT, IDAHO PucsuanI lo Iho Ians ol Iho St.iti) w ilh." Ol Idaho onil ii iusoluiioo ol iho A'frcc lancc aclisl In civilian Board ol Oltoclots ol Ihi) Mllncr Low ' - life, Ms. King Is one of llie few LUI lrno;ilion Disliici adcxiK'!) on 07 M s ll liltr ts l Malt i Ftmale Fob. 3. lijre. NOTICE IS HEREOY women lo break tlu- piillcni of___GIVEN lhal Iho Boafd ol Oirrelorr. nl CLASSIFIElEDINDEX ~ | __ j f o iUWPIil I'n.iJ -----IhoMilncfLow Lilllrr.oalionOi3lr.ci. LAW ENFORCEMENT completed, llw adv.inced ar- having oiamincd iho lands c»n- ' Now\ P.'npl,- H.-.iih.-' A-jI rr.li,mnsrr. liM.-i) hi-l,nv it.i- K.-, U< AiniyOppOilunilii'', 73D Jfifl 1atr>ud wilMln ihn Wdnor Low Lili _ ■ Mrni't Vnll.-,'/'riiiv.i i..,..s,-„.,i f.- =IrHfI3llon=fli5lrlcl^lnlonds=Io= i 6A t -M E L t^ v r2lltCil=.C»>l.'a..'L= forw ard lank observer. . ptocood 10 assosb tS3S.4» ol <>»• waitieiiS. 7 to a hour-., |H-r d.iy Sinti loiaLosiimaiod cost ol iho Amonc.in -.t.irts .11 11 30 am Apply ,il T.ico iSUlTS in 1 She was relieved of her e r a iO Days-1 - Falls Roplacemoni D,im P/oflr.itti m ANNOUNCElViENTS MEfiCHANDlSE Titiii- C!.-JHliii.-l.iKL-;.Niiitii _____• ■ _O fdcr 10 pay Iliu ptoponior'.no :ili.ir..- com m and Aug. f., by Coi. ______WE’UPAYYOU______William Rumsey. ifer fitiaJ'^ ol Iho*ô1al osllmatt'cl cor.l ol tuLEARN 03 Ai.r„.„ru..m...... 1? ’ ‘ HEUCOPTER REPAIR. ouM\Aooey-l-BackJ— I — ' Illness report said slic "failecr^ Imanclno o n ^ ronsiruciinu >''■> ' Plat* (OUC od lo 'i«ll —- buy'b ot irod.- In out Clo..lli*/Ad.»rdv*nl.lntS« dodoyt -- yeut Horn hoin't 'teU — you hgvt ___ on-Women's-riKhts- separated - •SpaeoholtJof Contact to oc oniorco---• - --oe-fpr^.rnn:, — - - — ' V.J.'._ienavtn'l pwrchated whot you'ro 1 ^ 9 dralers. Kjl and Iraining lurnmhi-d1 ^ R hI looking lor — or you hflv«Iflv«n't ltod»d-f«rf»t»-(i»m you wontvd fe “-from her position as a com- Into Among tho Milnor Low Lill Jf, d fe twep - COMf IN le the 8{ f e ^ irfloailoh Dislrict. Iho Amnncan fioe No! invesimenl. For ap- C f H Tim«<-N*wt Olllc* ond wo'llw«' (htotfwlly rvlunii your monty. IF YOUrou 0 0 got tttulft btloro tho IKX ■- m nrider.’'_ •' SELECTEDOFFERS J7 A,.„I,„i»..^ pomlmenl Call G78-7777 Falls Rosorvoir Dlsiilct .md (hu - 411 ...... 4 A,. Con...... - S K j ] '0 <><7* O'/ ''P - (al> end (sncol your ad. Vev’ll b* chatgod onlyer>l| for lh# doyt yevr ed 0{-______'_____ ln“>«pdhse.' sfie"lold'the ' Unllod Slalos ol Amorlcd. according ' ' •07 •Joh-.ollii...... s' IRRIGATOR WANTED E f iK g l' luelly oppvaitd — ond yo'u will r*t«l>» e rotund cheilTfet ihodlHor 10 mo bohollis which will accrur: to . Met.-... I .... . 49 Builrli'ifi Voi.-noN A rm /s Inspeclot^ general tlial osch Iraci or.suMivlulon ol land 50 Gnioi|.-So1,-Si” t-T-.C'>il>ICn'.- 51 ConiUtuiui-.'ofoi - M D 1 II you od««rtl»t moip ihonion on. Il.m end you itll ono ot mot* el lh reporting soldiers AWOI<: had sloiAon. dlycralon and dctivuty o l. V-3 'Ht.lO'in.',, Wo-'rtl 67 I'ln.--, - waior Irom ino Amudcnn Falls Darn rARMINR OPERATIOM invoK-rtj in1 'n B j ceroldvttd tu SJ lnrM.S.-.-.1 I TO PLACECE YOUR AD: PHONE 73333-0931 ■ B satisfactory r e p o r t s : boars 10 Ihc tolal right ol sioiiin'>. Ib Moiw>v">l(.«’' .Oi Ho, Cro.i>Sr,.,.il omptoyor. Phono I-647-9061 or write WANTED: Full limo hired man Irdoallon Dislrici is onhllod lo 45.637 65 foMn 8 Ro^'th Suppl-.-s WILL BABYSIT Monday thru Friday. cf Ihc’case. Lt. Gen. Je ffrey G. acro-lootol iho 1.700.000 acrc-loci nl liMi-d U"cl.-r , 'P .O . Bo i4060Payoiie.Idaho E ipononcod itriQalor. Local•' . Eort) $25,000 N e.l 6 Monlht tb fni-lmpl<.in..n.s : relorencua required Phono 543- Atl ages, in my home. Phone S43- Sm ith, com m ander of tlie l.sl total aellvo capacily ol iho Amtric.m • Soi.io-Dir.-.tc,-, FOR A REWARDING heliliy and Port or full lime. No Inveit- M7I.______, Falls Dam and Storage Rosorvoir. (,7 Pa,turolorR.-.l . ; 5941. ______Army, admonished the Koih Tho lotat assossmonis lo i>o loviod ment. Committion. Sell clubt. inmgloiyou 73-I-7MI ' ' WANTE'd Cocktail Wa.ier ot NEEDED day (imo baby siller irt division commander. MaJ. by (ho Mltnor-.Uiw.Llll Irrloaiion, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ■ RECREATIONAL '' V.F.W., lovornt.-elc. Wrilo> ourhome734-«3978ller5 00. • Waitress. Apply m person aller ^ 3 Bolhony Solet, Bethany, Ml. Ccn. Willard P.M llby Jr.. and D.slfic1 IS $585,«2. or Jt.08 pvt acr.;- ■ 7 7 " Ho.1t.•■^(o^ Soln 6f) A.io'ion V/ANTED' Medical Tochnologisl‘ pm OJ's'Lounge.______lool ol atoraoo onllllomonl. pliia (A ,S C P |. Hospital W.ifd Clerks 61914. lold him "to ensure ttic proper V3 ,Oul o l.l0w(lil0uiU% ■ . . <,9 0oo's8Mor.n,.|'.-ins . GOOD SHEPHEnpVOAY. CARE- • - - 75 ftooltîoieV/onielt,- 70 .Spor'i"! Godd\ ' and Cietic.li help Twin Fjiis Cimic PARTS MANAGER. o«porioi.ced. CENTER, Licensed. -Insured" hoi treatmenl and' full use of Foh'Y''oro." tlû''oo.wt ol and Hospital. ConiacI tho Durmu-sr. lor major notlhscde imp.omenli . Directors ol the Milner Low Lili 25 fo.iMN'S Rancho^ ' 71 ShiiMqEouip'xool lu n ch l. Supervised play, clasr female soldiers In Ihe ’ Manager. 733-3700______dealership. All replies hold m Irrin.ition Dislrici mot and oi.miinocJ 76 PiO()i-M, — ' 77 Sno«Vol';cIo^ •“ “ “ > TEXAS Oil COMPANY needi ino poXinoni records ol thu Oisircci - 7‘3 1.a « .'II.0il-.% division.” 77 Acr.-or),.«loK - RANCH MECHANIC T.mos-Ncws, Boi U-17. dependable perton M F who . y/ANTED BABYSITTING, day o~t A spokesm an at 1st A rm y ' with (cspoci lo cach ir.ici or lugai 71) C<•'r..ll|.•rylnr^ 7J CoM.p<.,^ con work wilhoui tuperwition, nighl. clean homvana hot moals. siilidivtsron ol land in Ihu Uitner Low 7S Mn.oi Ho-ii|.s Exporioncod m farm mo- 79. V oeoi.onC o,..-', stsNLEv home: Pi<,iiici-~;;rT7i-'. m Twin Fotlt, Contoct Cut- 734-7377.______headquarters. Ft. Meade! Mlu"nsh,..|A|,.s 79 Au1o^lorRfn1 WANTED maliiro woman lo tie lolina placc ol iho Qo.irtl at (fie GRAPHIC ARTIST avaliablft lor holiday gigs all stylos. Rumsey’s princl|)al reasons 8 Dup...... BO Cye'rr.ciioRcni 85 Joen JW hedO rups luturo i't 'he rapidly eiportd LARGE FARMING OPCIIAIIOV iiiI Compony Betl recommendedI YOUNG DEPENDABLE and ea- ! __ c«n3irj(iii£jl_ci(jtiuJimi;iJcaa.£iiila__ ing priming iiiduttry contod Company Boite. Idoho. it misleading nnd Incom ^c Roplacomont D.im PiOD'-'fr'. nnd will 39 ro.mvlorRoni H6 Aulo\ For Sole ' porlonced man looking lor a Torn Bloko 01 733-0673. ' iooWmg lor o Pettonr.ol Pto- position m larm opotaiion 733-7336 information provided CHloMel apporllon such eosi in (ho anioiin( ol tM5,452 according lo bonclKs in (hi,- ' ctucing general Agenl-in-llie---- Ruiiiscy over a perlojW lime n AoEqyolQpporlunity iK-ichiiii.-t* .111 C(ini|ilion<,-il ComI proporiion inal Ihu «iDhi lo iho _'..ii.i'j o!'jj_liiii;iL Leiioliit.. SuiiiiI __ Iw in Follt otoQ. We ofo> IRRIGATOR an d lof worltl t ^ ' jlQfaoe-divctalori.jniJ-UdiKiay-ol— n-',umi- wilh n-l..(i,nci-s ,ind s.it.ii, —SHoring istitjitote'trdintrrg----- loroman. plenty orojporienee. ana “ wator Irom iho Amoncan Falls D.im .•.l).,-f,l,ilion-. lo Bo. U-IJ Tinii-t...' . lirlot^Clng lop com m ittion. rolcrences. Oo< U-16 C/o Times- ond.o.toinplole lood program. 10 oach traci or subdivision iiears lo 01 FlOfistss 07 lobs Ol interest Male & FemaleIt . ” MECHANIC EXPERlENCeO SERVICE prropte ini...; - - ..P I u i 0 ..complolo in houiol_ Iho lolal right ol iho Llorage E«perioi'cod in tor«i«. and ; pention ond etloto plonninga '“ ■ FULL TIME Doovkeopor. P8X.... divoision and dollvory ol w,ilor wAlijbRiE s rTovTEMG fiLok repoir ol iighl Induvlrlol — vw.Ofh on center pi.OI mslalMtiun FULI TIME I'.iA tetvice. Phone 706-345-4000n operator, general ollice. releren- Ihuroltom. Al such limi) .md pLice. FlOAcri .iiAd Gclf. Lo-i-l, Troctort. backhoet S loaders fHlone 536-5061. Wendell ______J , co3.noDlyBor-„i(i.'s Furii'r.il .-,nBtOTVSfrpprS0Utti------* ■ old REV/ARD' 174 JcKcir.nn (u c.ili ------^TECHNOtflCY ------i’mpi07 Nolionolly rocogniiod ' t o J e s u s •;;oldim rotriovet, 0 ye.irr, old. Eloclronlei Technology Pro- q u iret ezp etio n ce in, iho’ : B,ickhoe and Iraclor work' 374-7714. • which ato bonolilod and which wiii REWARD Call 733-4710’or xrtum 7 WORK IN ' DiRECTOR. BOOKKEEPER. Hvis ho assosaod; anO qhowlnp as 1u-^ grom ii jooking on intlruclor drin-i-(.inilor, .issiM.ml cook, apply’ I.. Chomicol ond Ferlilljer talet • Call. Dcs Johnson 3?4.?J14 Belore mllos south ol Motor Vi.tw,Corner. COMMUNICATIONS. ! liold. The poiltion offert * ; 8'30 g m and aller 5 o m. & wook. _ e a c t) such iract ot subdivision tiy a Jog Ryan. for clo»» room and loborolory Army , OpporluniHofi. ' 733-7671 Seniot-Ciliion-Ccnlet. 3I0-Nt'rlh - ANTIGUA, Giialcmula |gonoial sialomoni iho ralo per acre intlruction ol Electronic tvs- ..Muin.-Kitnburly. Idaho.Phono 473-' I talory plut commijtion. >o ., vvuekehds. t ------( U P I l- —-A-foOr-fool pluKlle iol such apporllonmont ol J _|gm}.ont<.cl»i;ltonic conltollo><-______<3]8. We aru an Equal QppcMtiinily i lotol bonelii pockoge. e«cel- ■ flssossmohl oniorod tnotoon. or a . M0‘JS6 CLE^MIMG anpsrioncoo — slatue ot Chrlsl. protecled by a | my (iillloUt cnnMin.ri-f momlH-rr.hiji davlces ol oil lypes. ~Tniployur. •• "l | - lent working eondlllont,------combination ol such list or map. Tho TV TECHNICIAN^ j Wo ate on equol opporlunily i and roliablo. roleroncos on canopy .,of red nnd wiille amounl , so lo bo annortionod fin.iii :c;ndr. m Eihr,. K.w,inir, Ctuh YMCA, Appliconl thould hove B V/ANTEO BODY MAN withal lean 5 i ; loquesi. daily, weekly or monlhly. yeort eitporlence ot on Elec- ' j employer. Pleote direct ret- Chrlslmas wrapping paper. ■ 1,6 And torna.n IRu Li>i=i lot ii.inii------r;lc al>oulJ.inii,iry 10 There Should MANAGER ■>e,irn oiporioiico anrt own hand ' . Call 734-4075. ino annual assessments levied (le J20.IO J.tO m .1 Ki'(,-p Ihe money ironic Technician or poto tt tools Jerry's Body Shop. Jerome I urnot lo' Manoger, PureOro ___ ^stands jn Antigun's___ low n against | oach ol such tracts ot 'and turif the coiitui'l-. jnd t.illlold, either B.V.T.T.E. or 6 .E.T. do- Needed by progrettive ropid- 3J4-8 0 74. . ! Compony, P.O. Bolt 557 V/ANTED TO LINE-UP-.SUMMER subdivisions lot Itio puipooo ol v,hicti ' isSi velur.in'/i ti.indi>-.niK. (n (te e in electronict plut 3 ly growlh company.'We ore J__ U. Rupert, idoho 03350. square. .. ' , ! TnEED 50 Ambihous High SchoufT" JOB: 18 year old H S Senior E«- carrying out thu conslruclion ol Ihe cat.hier ' Rooc^riion- Ro'.t.iiir.i'il or yoart (ull-iimo oxperlenee in looKing (or o quolifled TV penenced w.ih lafi- i.aciors ana "Jesus let us gel out of our . Amotican | Falls floplacomenl Dam i Tochnlcion wlih bench ovper- Sludenis Sales woik m your noiîh- Clone Seed and Font Cn with nn tho Held ond be cettilloblo liorhood Faiii SIO Ui J70 allri tjravily irciQjIion C.ili 733-3J67 house safely, .so! placed him in , Ptogtam. plus apptlcablfi inlercst: jluueilion^ ,ir.ki-d Th.mV vou J A. ience. who olto hoi'iho ability piovidedrhowovor. lhal Intheovcnl i under Idoho Sloio Plan lor school Cîll Monday Only* 73-t-t334 Ihc square to protect lis from . i Cedcriiiii-.l. phone nJC ’il t.‘nn rtc GnnTnlnz.------(iropoillonato share ol (he lolal i : _ i — . A s k — — _ esli^malod cosi ol Iho linancing and . orientoied! lliit It o n ‘out- ■ - Th<» fn rm rr «-nlnni.->t_pnp»3l----- ; iwondWh^ppoUuaiJy-Jo-otow—;— .conslrucling iho AmoriMn Falls ------SpKljl-llollees- - ” r.iihstanii.n aominisir.iiivo and - hard hit by Inst week's with tf dynamic Compony. 1-j— YOURSEtf:— alloealod lo tho Milnot Low L'» iHOKV CARPET SWEEPERS, Groat itFobruorv70.l976. Mipcrvisory c«per pno.iTTr piV.vKi.-. OU-TSIDETV Doise. Idaho. 837?0 Delon- Fi-hiu.ity j I conffnuo wha'l I o m dc.stroyed 17 years later by an isharo'shodd bo fcduecd!^hen°'n'nO Iinanckil riior.H hi-ri, C,m Vmmu 77. 1976 An Equnt Opporlimily doing ROW?" 3?$-503l 01 734-3407. in thal ovont. (ho amounl so ap- . collcct - 587-5I7S-.J3S South lOlli ERNEST A. DAHLQUIST - TECHNICIAN Cniployet. I ' earthquake comBlned wilh an • ]portlonod or distiibutod lo oach ot East. j Moiini.iKiHoini-: liUho______I Wo hove 3 talet petilioni lo l ic en s ed CARE lor elder.ly such iracfs ot subdivisions lor thc ■ ______Immodtotp oponinQ ovoiloblo___ ------^rHpHon-of—Ihe-^tinufpu-'-; for hlgnly quolllied locMl- volcano. “ ' . |purpose ol Ililng iho annu.il. cTHERE WILL DE an E.inlun Lodge Dept. otTecliilcalEdDnliiin m.iluro women lor inside' nelji. [• develop Inlo monogomeni lor assessments lo bo Iqviad againsl E Idjko Stile UBlrersily cion for oultide TV repoir. i-venmo shill. ASVt Roni Beer. 733- I ihemonctiotent ' Following another , Moehng held.il iho Odd Follow H.ill Mutt be cutiomer oriemoied 34SI lor appoinlrtienl '■ iJ rarHWortWinW~ applicable Inlerosl, snail b« reduced Friday. February 70. 7 lo 0 p m. All Pocatella.liblioB32(l9 devastating earthquake in < old-mcmbors and riew memliers ond hove obtlity lo guoraniee WOMEN 18 and older, p.irl Irme ji • Expenie paid training • accordingly so as nol le oncoed Ihe 208-236-3851 tuttom er lolitfoclion. Mony I Ouolonieed Incomo to tlort CUSTOM PLOWING, waits 3- 1773. th e capital w as m oved .TO jptoporllonalo sharo ot Iho lolal lhal wish to join please allond. Tho lelpptiono. work an, evenings i bollom Coy Jonea. Phono 32<-4oee. fringe benelilt ovoilablo ond » .30anhour. 734-B604. ______4 Given lhe opportunity to od- miles northeast'lo Guatemala ' S. Call 536-7730, ol Dlrociots ol the Milner Low Lill ; Cily ol Doisu. Ttitco .years o«- TO QUALIFY: domaged Mrs. Gonzalez' i Fot mote inlormalion call 436-9501. pericncc in Sanitary Sower Oosign Irrigailon Oisitici lo bo hold on 1 • Mutlbe7l orover JlH ^siom 'M M uro hauling. Fast house she carried the un- Marct»?, ] 1970. al 2 o'clock p m„ all Simper C In door arona. and Conslruclion. 0. S. in Civil Engineering and EIT or oquiv.tônl • Ambitioui. dependoble scrvlco. Phono 436-6153. . touchcd statue of Christ to thc parilos i Inleresled I’n such TEAM f ROnNVscliool Irom March , procoodings may appear, tie tioaid . Jnd s 10 March 6lh. Simput's Indoor combination ol cducallon and • Bondoble . v - - nearby to\vn square and ] I W A NJTED: 1 oipatlenco. Salary to $16,000 MANURE KAULING;. Contact ' and ollor evldonco with rospoc( lo .oHIgh School Education or Arena Gary Mouw. John Miller Charles R. Brown or George plac^ it by thc makeshift tent such i assossmoni ol bonolils. As Tinslt'ueiors. For moro inlo'rmalion eommbnsiiralo-wiih onponunce. ^ i boiler. provided by law. any Inleresled calMSt-gsoi.3 } Sond resume lo Doisu Cily Per^ Brewer. Buhl 543-5053. she n h d h e rh u sb a n d erected. poison who shall lail lo appear A " 3 sonngl Dopl., P.0.0o» 500. Botso, • Own good tor. Scvcrol hundred others live belote tho board at Iho abovo timo ii -MANORWOM/>MAN LIVING IN Idaho 63701. An Equal Opporiumiy - For Ihe tlghl mon, Ihit It a llie CUSTOM'liay and slraw s'tacKIng by . . .and placo shall nol bo permiiied c Employor.MfF. hand:C«ll734-eoe5. ------4he—« ju Q ro i-f w»pfu;—oj------• thoroalier lo conlesi any -06 ■ - ■ ParsnnjlW------^------S H ^ H O N ET04AKE-0V6R 4 ^ ------— - ESTABLISHED BUSINESS in Twin Iniernolionol proup o! com- - CUSTOM HAY hauling,^w»h ' returning to Ihclr damnttcd a'ssossmoni so Imposed, or nny part " OPENING FOR Sen.or Cili/en. .. homes while tremors continue ihotpol ftireni iinon a .inecijl T TIMES-NEWS CIRCULaUACI-9-llA G E N .C ^ _ applicalion lo tho appraprialo courl ^ o ap o ijo n '’ Hilary wfuie uainmir ” ^11734-6065. to shake thcclly. In Ihe procoodings lo bo underlaKen 733-34«r Abpvo - avutago incomo. Piolil ,i CAll lor oppoinlmonl now ‘•P«plc tome al night‘nnd by Iho dislrici lor Iho conltfmaiion o l_ _ stM[ing plan. insutanCo,' Cood A&'R CUSTOM FARMING: Plowing. ' said assessments and only upon houjs and worKing conditions. KEN DAVIS — pray-bcfdro-lho-filaluoi—Bald— ------^------___ _6Isclng, and_tollor harrowing. showing roasonatile o>cu«o lor .Send rcaurnu lQ~Dox'U-16Tirtie:i- /Viondayond Tuoidoy Phono 374-4058 013744855, M ra. G o n ia lct. S8. polnllng to tailing to appear al -said tiearing êw s/ _bol,orrtJho 0oafjJ_o!:p!rociijrs,în^ „ _ AIXOHOUCS___ ■ - •' C6yer.ln{ -- ■-733-3905 ■ ------aevcffllburning eomliet:------ciso any landowner shall appear al ' - Only H pcl-sons died In ' ~ Shoshone, Careyey artd Richtield round, work, modern houS)i and “di»cing;-'’’oloptibno tO” mako ^ - r i ____ ANONYMOUS— ’ ' A n f q u o l Opporlunity. artangomenls wilh TC. now. 875- . *1 . Antigua, but 2S per cent of the irantfpotlalidn lurnishod. lop waQOS or onyj>ari (hereof, and II ssid ob- ~ CALL: 734-5502 . and paid vacaiion Musi bo lully Employer ' . . 5584, • city’s hl8toricaPsitcs._Jn-. jeellonls overruled by Ihe Board ol oiputlenccd' with lubo .and lood eluding - numerous churchcs - Dlreclots. and 11 tho Undownor doos dllch lypo irrigailon. Roletenccs not consoniio Iho aisosim eni lo nnd, cdnvents. .were heavily 07 JobsoUBterfiStMirstFenalBI ■ ■ ■ Will bo required'. E>collenl op- - li, . Biiliwllwrtiij I bo llnally daletmlnod tiy Iho Board , poilunily lor rlnhlman.-irs-sara., 12 -.-âli)Sltl«rs-U|ilia.C»ri domotwa.. • ./ - ol Olioctors al Iho aforesaid time- . at>d placo. or al tuch llmo or llmos .JJ\01ES-STUDENTS.„Parl.timn_ ( - - -INTERESTED PERRERSONSCALL^J_____ : -C- EXCIIIVG OPPORTUNITY lo 0»rn ^’We. orc .gofng to hovc -lo lolophono help warned. 2 shllia to n *■ CHILOREf^ v il l a g e : KII)- -■- ’hom#.' Ju*i-9ond-7reeflU ''»M ^“ ^ t l lo which Ihe heatlno shall bo cort- chooso froip< Ba.m. lo I (tnrt oM -. ~ 11 ■ Saltatii > Sali ^ i^ r DERGARTEN. c^lld caro cenler,. ' ra»! some^r Uic sites," said __ licuo<),,.»iK'h oWKllonjhtlLwiihoul____i TIMES-NEWS CIRCU;CULATION-JDEI?T. w.. .sump addresaod envolopo lof • . 'J * p.m. 1 0 ^ B,m. No okporlotvco MEN ORw*omcn • e»panti:ng^r •■ agos 2V4 Ihru fl klndotgarlen:'f; jth e r detain. 6o« U4. Jarotna. — .-Roberto J)garrio.-Uie.curntor....: lutlhorprocoodlpga.bo regarded as | appoalod to tho apptoprlalo disttlci (nece,flHry. Will lttfhrti,3San hour.- - ja!0i_!0(CCl..Dut3Lindit»Q..canSjf!s,>>. ProQtammed.rsading..Dhonics and . .. . ofhloloricnlbuilding*. . ' court and ll lo b« hwtrd at tho Plus , - bonuses.. Apply Monday P r— — : V 733-0'•0931 ■ - position now opon ll ydu can m*lh, 6.VI5 a.Ai.. • 6:00 p.m.. «,50M lh o m e Ma in t e n a n c e . hope to reopen others-as morning, Botwoon 10 o.m. and 17 C o llie l e i d ■ . qualily. .Slaihng -ealary i up to -pviây S7.00 hall da/. 733-9010.' •gulpment, excollani ■"'*'t>al«l ll5i3'd?y*ofFo^!?l8re!-'"'^*' !noon, or bolwoon 3'30.and 0 p.m,'- ' SIS,000. Motropollian Llie. An Equal __ l.ieeNSiIO-BAOY^niN Q ..day ana-'------aootli&poulbIiu.maybo:wllUii.-,~ ‘ JE8SMCKS0N ' -AppiylC87-fliu« ' Lai'e»>Biw>,'Notihr- - p - .Q ^ tlu n lly Employet..niiono-733^— = M -d^ r .“ - " ------— ------Secrtlary ~tNu>(pB«mtaHHliy.i ’ - ' ■ .".'".i ■ ■■ ■ " ...... J.- . KUbiianiFab.is.iBandW.iiTB ' I ■ ■ ■

p ’ -.M TImfls-Nows. Twin Falla. Idaho10 'SundaV.FobfudTylS.tg/e: ■ ;'| ' • ,

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1 5 . ^ . fttslm ss Opporliplli. i2 Hmis Fur Sill .22 ' - «»JB for Sill :22 - H onis For S lit. 222 — - Homes For; SalB 22 ; Hmis for Silt 22 Hooes for'Salele 22 Honis For S i l l . , DBAT INFLATION: Sla»l yout own VETERANS: •'3 -l>odroom liome. PRICED ] REDUCED lo {20,000 on NOHTHEAST LOCATION Orick. alt J S 128.750 lor inis warm, SHARP,.home -rm s HOUSE has cvorymTTgrs oictlinn ano lucr.illvu liquldalion . Basomonl, Caraow- Sollnr will oive Ihla ' 2 bodroom homo in Twin Falla. oloclrlc'homo. 3 bedroom, 2 Mins, 11 II . ovols. 5. bedrooms, don. largo liusinoss out or you'own homtf. Wo lorms. ilS.250. Call John Ruller. ' ,7 liiopljcos. lormal dining .lun I I bodroom, liv baih. linuhod. in- living-loom. 3 bairia, 2 lltoplaeos — luimah----- you-uiiil>-j-«uccniiiviii<------J H ^ e ft-w -J o h n -R . Howard 8 - 'mlng ' 0Q0L:!Xnfld ■riiSJacnmil-.../'i* room; b.isomonl Includoj louilh l l suiaiod garaoo, high-secure lonce f M l simpio lo Jolio.*' ptoo'ram and Aaaoc. Roallora, 734-22D2. commcrclal e ' Siockmon's Rc.Wy. . bodroom,.i Ann. and rocriialion d l around liack yard Call Vlromia , 7JHS51 ■ rrDrchsndiso dotl>c(J Irom closo . j 600 Soulh Lincoln. JerorTnr’J24*—-• - ./oom.73«-4597.j ______^ ^ ( 7 EiledQo. Rocky Ml. Roally — 733. EXCELLENT 'LOCATION. 4845.324-5735, 4 324-2734, 324-4440 , UDO or 733-C920 anytime. Oulu, bankfuiiiey. volumo Iiuying. *•C>oculivn'3 Homo. 5 bodioom. 2 GASV OH tho iiocv'oi i/io'k. inis, c ^ T H E A S T . now3t>odro6m. M l. . Elc. E«cuHcnl sucorta or lull lima , CLOSE IN N orih lectlon. basomonu Iiroplaco. doublo . balh. brIcK. covorod palio: double 432 i> TAYLOR STREET, loncod yard, 'lovoly 3 O'odioom home wilh (ull_____q ' Lovohf'3 bedroom home wHtf' incomo and 'luiiiro poionn.1i. Ano SJMOO. JSl.OOO. Call John Howard, bi unlinlr.fiiid b.isi-mcni ;intt loli ol_____Goodr, older 3 bodroom home. 3»'^0O, Shako tool, JOO Young, . ' - ind oiporlonci) nol a turilor Smuti j basomonl, $15,300. Gl, no down. ' Smoll lol. $33,000. W3393 or GLOBE REALTY, 733- alieched gorogo. Northwetf ' m ass, or Johii’ R. Howard and Aca ai Roally, 733-52t7, . J««lfii5 - Csll 733 5330 Cc;m. Sl.ito • oreo. $34,000. . invoslrfioni of $1600 (socuro by . Assoclalos/ flc.ilio/s. 734-2292. -______„ invonlojy rcouirod.) For intormnllon LUXURY- HOME, 3 bolht, HOME AND MARLETTE Mobile. “ 5 octet Melon Volley...... wllhoul oblloalton wrllo lo- ' ______lireoloce.Im family room, olut______reodyiofjww home.------' - ' ------' LlQuidalOfB Unllmilod P. 0 Hot__ homo Wllh add-on._pii_tv^|o[a„S55t------carpet tlifoug Koul,-Top loco-- - |.-T—mlko-groy-realty»— - irn.ldahoFAlls. Idaho B3J01. ^ 437J boloru 10.00 a.m. or^nllof 9:00 ^ '< - l.l»kU*«.«.un ...... f \ - ''Ock g a rd e n 0apr.n^gk...... ’U«M} I L iikJiv/nrq THIS WEEK'S SKClAi! .OI,rtll„.r».t...... jrPARTMENT.MOTEL compliL.TB . 3BEOROOM. 3 ? balh, lormal dining,. It11 / condominiums unlls, ido.H loc,Ilion..mil floofl in- sunken 3 living roorri, doublo garago. \ _E_«cellonl _4 Qodroom homo 1 _____ come_Owiici_inai_jccoo[.leJiii:— =»44.000,-CfllbAtJilfCy-Hoirflrtl.-7a3'=_» = : ------wim-1^faotfti7boaul(fijiVord-----^ ~ ------tnjKtiasoTipuo(i~rwTirfjiK ni-jny. 5 = ==~nEm ^Y =^=T = ------5755 or John R. Howard S 6 IOBIueLokoiNorth '- • on exlro large corner lol, 7 Inc. 73J-366? 'or Dill n.Viihn Associalus,A 734-2292 N£W3bedroom, 3baih, 3J. BltrSeek...... 733-3937 ~ “l.Vmily i,l toom, v.iullod cellinos and balance between, mon ond andSouno. i PriceS53,UOO, BIIIFerner. Buhl___ 543-6775 SUHDAY..... EdnolrUh, BlpJi|-. v^. 543-5727 ■'ausy LAUNOrtOMAT Chiiico opon Si boom* Many o»ltaa.J57.500. ndfjire, i ' " ...... I^SS 73J TtsrriKssTi ^ locahon. eaci.'llcnl(ip(iorlii»i|y Ciiir 734-78I1,______• _ ~ A LdfbFHOUSE’ , 898 WENDELL ST. Undo Johnian_____73<-3Q99___------W1W,------WWCS-}— qV OWNER. 2 Dodroom nom.o with • FOR YOUR MONEY JerredR.lrlth ...... 334-5771 n?-»06orn].69?0,ir,lifin. ■ I,;basomonl, lully catpoiod- and dove armstrong ^ 3 bodroom, 3 balh home, 1043 OLUC LAKCS DLVO N, drapod, ranflo and dishwaahor. Chorming 3 bod'oom home, lovely lorge fomily room, . i.* LADIES CHOIce' EKCopiionall'y lo« 130 moin ovo. north thot corport. ttorogo areo. end • piico. jnd ve*-‘“«nl crohl 10 Ihis double on'aflfl, *18,000. Call allot firoplaeo and 3 cor garage. 6:00 p.m. or wookonds 733-7119. 7 3 4 -4 8 7 4 Ipan unlinithod botement. locolodat898WondeirSlroel. . __ easy to opcraie Twm Falls Clothing » LorgA gr>iHor\ oppr?r‘- - ■ slo/c. Pr.co J13.000. C,ill - ■ ■ CoVner of Follt Ave. W eit ond" ( BRANDD -N EW " 23 Out of t n n Houses .FOR SALE ll>oivn(.'r.lnfnii tiomu in motoly 69 > ISO. C lt wel Wondoll Slreel. Look for.our 'H.inacnh wilM 2 c.ir cmtli'tlilnck “ come. Prico $19,900. 4 B.R. w H h_1 V« b o th s, fomomily room wlih liroplgeo,' ______• ~ < ■ ___I , . WENDELL, BGAUTlHULJbSfl/oafr______-3fWr-t^baito-l.nmiy-mom-wiih— — ■ Af‘to?iiou7i...... ' '^"kTlcKon'wifh many cobinotsIts & Incluclos Range & O lsK ^ ' IV) Dams, luilbaaomoni. Largo low , fOR SALE: Thftving Tri^.Valuo lire|il,icc. sow>nQ_^ionrii. dininQ eoai loan avaliablo. Call V, Eliedjo. Karo waro and lumijct businoM. In > room. ,r 2- tiodrnnms.' ulilily romii. fi-J.^chwendimon,, i 733-7100 . . NEW LISTINGS woshor. lorgo 2 cor gorogo0 oond oir condllioning. Ctoso Atco. Idaho, Doino o*or K25.00II. ". T S i n m Jock Bithop ...... 733-7761 Rocky Mounlaln Roally. 713-1406 nr tiarliiil basomonl <28,500 C.1II 734- ' ■ Sharp 3 bodroom home ^Ith to grodo school ond CSI. Poviovod streets, sidewolks with 733-6920 anyllmo. '• ------Annii.ll <.-»ln< aiiih >r>om Inr f».. _U -Hailey M othoft733-B473 ' ____ full bntnmt»nt 539 500 - -' panslon. Cash oul invcnio'y, and - undaffl/ftuftd uhhiioi. Ait~tl o f fh t i fOi* fl lo w , la w wllh small down paymoni owners 5 REALTY 4 unil oportmeni houte: Clotu HOUSE. 3 aerok. Hagorman'ftrfea. OY OWNER Sh.irpnowallolocl(lc3 to town. $36,000. S37.025. 7'/» % flnoncingovca v o ilo b le . $25,000. 837-W63 allor 6:00-p m ,...... - ' will financo. Huai Esulu and bodroom i„ homo, lormjl hving room S 04OAdditon K i ' wookdays, oqulpmonl al 8' j per ccnl mlcrosl. wiiM * Caihodral collino. Ki|. \ 733-3663- ^ Two of Twin Fallt' fineit 20S-e4?.0840. chon/Iamtly cl room combinallon Wllh--- — - A ■ l " 7 .1 homoi. One It located In the Call 734-4411 MorMonday thru Saturdays... 3 BEDROOM HOME. Formal dmlno ______I.n I.iroc l.iva rock lircpUco. ? lulhs. O.E, r- Haney, Jr.. GUI ^ J r counlry end the othor it locat Evenings & Sundoyss cicoll 733-9577 or 733-8460. room. Oil lurnaco In amall MINIATURE GOLF COURSES o.irn w.tlk-ln w. closol. doublo garage. 1500 6rok«r ~ ed on Hlllcret I Drive. basemenl. Also amalL 2 bodroom .• . J18.00Q - «5.000.. InsMllfrt oul- flcjuaru a,; luol. 733-0907. ' houso. en back o( lol. Vcty..cuia! • cjoois’orttiiloors Pnccd al J9.9M THE G O O D LIFE ^^^23 Moln Ave, ET'!! • ,Glenii Schroodor 734-603i l i } Available immodlaioiy. Call,Dudley EiccllenI Im.mciria LomriM En- THREE TH OEOnOOM Duck. Ilropla^. TodRoit 886 7703 ^ ^^ W llis, INC. Ruihorlord 543-«26 or,Paul Dana l«»(.rijoa Ine . Sc.inlon. P.i 1850T two lw( cat n;ir,iO«. '"Q twins, land- O n O n o A cro Chuck Porkini . . . . 733 1B74 An equolhoi/ilng , 543-4411 TcU?l?)30-.J74t nc.iliod nc, Roal mcc. All olcclne 324- 3-bedroom 3 brick home-- ' < Multiply Litling opporlt/mly bulldtr -1------S67 5079- • ■ ' . ,1 -i-5 BEOROOM. OLDER HOmF iN------Service Membor L incloding woodjfeufr'irig liro- ' , 2 2 - : - - . - m i s Fir Sal;,— . FASHIlHtmR j3RICK a 3 bodroom. garago. loncod *'! COUNIRY on 1 acre, noedt re Own 0 highly profiloble lodict Mrd. y.in palio, 5>i por cont-loan. ploco, P' Ooloched 3oubro~T;».. , modeling. ,8ig. big roomt.- 3 apparel »hop hondiing nomw 126,600. J20, Aco Roally. 733-5217. roge. ' ' Zoning will permit tir jll tioriot, Iiroplaco. garago. butinett, Mornlngtide School. < brond, (irtl quaiily lothioni. ID94SO. FT.4bodroom2balhnomo ' r S33.500. Inveilmont ol {13.SOO, In- Convenleni location on Eoti- >nv, aero on ground. Ulilily room, land> Ave, S. $33,000. asomflniD, c.itpotis. good location pono'od living room double _ :'m B H F cill NORTH WEST REALTY 734-5181 yord. V' Darling rollago in rear. cioroge. loll batemon'i, Ihlt I. it, anyllmo . ^Goad Income. Only $33,000 SIB.750.' s S LOUNGE - REAL nice 3' bodroom on , BY OWNER: 140 Flllmoro, 2 K oyPcrkint...... 433-4087 Thit b u tln » ii It in Mogic i,g. corner lol. large lenced bock JoAnnHoguo...... 334.3870 p i i - bedrooms, (iioplaco, lonecd yard, yord, indutlriol jonod. Only ' Valloy la ile tt growing com- Kcnnol,kc garago- 734-3588 allot 6 , ,1 . John Blayp...... 733-7064 - munlty. Opportunity plut p.m.,$29,000. p.r » -$14,500, *■ TodSmitfi , ...... 733,4763 evorylhing Irtcludod. liquor i-j 3 BEDROOM, lolnl oleclric homo, 3 S ACRESwilhbeautlful 1973 LOinoNoro I ...... 734-8316 llcanto. bldfl., reol otlolc _____Jua&.mjn-l-y»uf-oU.-tl50C, gown______mobile!It home. 14' w 64' on m.p.;______Bornlp Mo/dentki . . 733-793B__ _ _ | Oood lormt to‘quali(-ed buy- — 14' botement. Now 3 cor I"Helen DeVriet...... 334.5609 ’ • ef, FANTASTIC now4 bodroom, 3 bath, Froncet Hottolholi . 537-6636 Inmily room, lltoplaeos. rapid goroge S: on oil highwoy. Only F llndoJohnton. ,,.7 3 4 3099 ‘ o'! $33,000, CChrittie Eddint...... 733-6673 '• - BlllSeok -...... 733 3937 pnssosfiion. ACE REALTY 7JJ-5217. JImR.tchIc...... 035-5671 INCOME property. Groot pot, g J e o y lr ith ...... 324 5771 enENJOY counlry livin[). lono acto ' BobMcElfrcth...... 734-3650 ------8111 Fotn*f-,.-,i-, ... . 543-6775- witwith all-olcctric.-- 3 - bedroom;------.tibilitlet-lor. lho romodoler. .RUPERTOFFICE j; ,...435^6493 Erino Irith . , : . . 543 5727 rtoidoiiIilL-wiilo. Fully carpclod, largo Houte with aporlm onlt |c^ - nBUHL OFFICE...... 543-4556 . fffffFfffFF------(iijmaslor. ^ 0 bJlhs 10 mlnulos re>reor.Only$11,BOOcoih. P f f l f m f ! Jerom ^ !!»;950: 536-621 l-CYcm«o»:------wi!okondn ■734:8187,-733-5295------= l i q E s N o o p r ” $$$$$$$$$$$$$$. I AHO THE -...... , - $ Peanuts Gang cr are going into their • ’ ^ VUIEY p - ^ IM I Hjun 26th yeor of su.ccess L FEEL~ W ith soles now over A 733-55(0 I ------^5©-nrvtlHon-onm>oHy4 ------

J4,990 minimum lu*uriout ^ 4 bedroom, all Room Rc to room In thit lorge brick, 3 .botht - huge double' -brbrick home. 5 bedroomi. 3 • No telling, company goroge. g Mutt be told, botht, bo ond recreaiion'room. | provided occountt 3 j BEDROOMS; All brick - ilre- Spoclout |P lol In choice location. M S o m e h o uL i s ^ h a ^ i tt , j s o m e h o iL i ises d o n ’t . • lOO^m 'onoybotk piece P • gorogo, Spocioui. Thit i". It pilcod lo tell ~ only ■ $4l.e00.CollNowl ■ guo'onteo $39,000, Fine letmt. En|oy the peoce and iron. H and ductwork. During both years,yea it protects you . — CALL NOW — KIMBERLY; “ 3 bedroom brick lO ycarsofliomlecmiKT ci protccdon. 9 and frome. Entellent locollon qullily af counlry living, j ■ —agaimunôc.^tiu,ciural-tfcin:b olmott new. Very tpoôut, 3 . h o w ’s national ihsura:urancc plan,stands ' ' will bo.llmllod o.1robolh.$30.B00. e thit lovoly home. 4 bodroomt. - I 3 bolht. ond double gorage, Tlic only houses tli3ttlij have this ini|)ortant b e h in d th<^ w a rr a n ty fo r th c firsfirst two years, then CallM r. Bakor CoiyCo family room wllh cheery Toll Froo (800) 423-513_8 • ‘ O o ordoiil. Crockeit . . . Btokor ||,,llreploce,.Recreation loom lor WE ARE PROUD ' new protection plan are•e housesI built by HOW ccontinues to protect you againsiinst major structural ^ £vontn(,t:--- r ...... popool table. Intpeci ihit do- builders—builders pu'rticitieipating in Amcrica'ii ' ddefects for eight more years. lorry Jonet...... 734-4090 ' yirtirablo properly oi yoor eorl- TO ANNOUNCE nationallv-insurcd Hortie1ic O w n e rs W a r ra n ty 4 . h o w helps settle dispiisputcs. HOW / DEALERS AND letD u urtiom ...... ^7348650 ieoodt. | Cali him onytimo: During Year O ne, it protrotects you against dcfccts This is an excellent timee t(to buy a.new home, 345.M1II Street, Eugene, Oro- ■ SIAINEANDERSON.G.R.1. in materials and workmanlanship. Durmg Year Two, CBuy it from a buildw who canin ggive yod HOW. .; Rvsldentlol ancf 7 3 4 - 4 2 4 3 Commercial 733-1647 it protects you ajîrxst dcfccwdel in wiring, pipiiig SSome houses just.doW llavc it. 1 7 - , MonaYWiiitaili- B LISLE H. FUllMER J. r a ?wr dh‘d ‘ ~ ------W MOyjr ^WANTED Irom S.pii.aio ( _5?rifh**_._...... 7 ^ -8 6 3 3 j_ _ _Ono.catlouisuj-vouLRELQ_ _?! - m u i i __ | T £ t t ! E 5 ^ ^ ------J T h e d i f ^rence is •it'. Bvonlnoa. rreal-eitete brokor-to work da ^ V e ham'iett,'broker ’ . . ' Cor)iullarti ond - ' marketing your^homo here . A| 1043 OLUe LAKCt DLVO N, s . ' I f i r Himei For Sail ' Appreltor . 733-a07V — ______-jna d finding you a.new home *m_AVEHUE NORTH, Chsrmtnn . . • r»mcacla<» oldci t>. J W . . room. 3 both, tri.level In eeiiina*.’ Pncoa iir'Sflirai...... QSO-'mcniberc relocation ne t ^ O D AY'S - 'EEHS'^^ ; *31.000,OLO8£nEALTY.733-2623 . ' clchoice T.F, area. Flogtlon* w ork th a t {((rvos over 8000 • Homey 4 bedroom home with.- ||lireplace, lormol dining room, ( Sa - BVliwNERi^hfeo bodroom-hema. -C om m unities in al> 50 states larg e tomily room, w oth d>den. rec. room ..and. double H O M C iM asvy; ^ A ^ N i Y ; I. • In Flier wilh largo foneed tuck yard — ^ ■ room, house not double roof, nigorogo, ' ' ' and targe hobtoy O'oeo houio. .. 0ond intefn atio n ally . No ex- ■ I G reat oreo for kidt. priced for . *35.900.3?e-56(U, ■ -tra cost.no obligation. Call , ^ I ( i a d t , . .. ' NNice 3 bedroom home with HOME OWNiRIRS w A R R A iiilnnCORPOMTIONN o r IDAHO ,ulllllyroam,andlor_gelot. ^ r. v BEAUTIFUL Gold Medallion ill i» u ‘2.djyi_733;5336_J„ ! .1 ______■ ■ T641 SHiiHORfeUNE DRIVE. BOISE. IDAHOID. 83706 PH. 345-4641642.' - TTIieeirlcrtniiBvotr^-bodfoom; S#^- -'7 - :^;;orim«llerhome,n}-?344. , 1 m ‘ , 6 tM StA TE REALTY Rl 7J3.5336 ~ • " OEM STATE REALTY J LI,OCM.CHARlliIRMIMBIIW ^ - te»rr GRABHER COI^STRUCIIUNiri~K*ehum-726-i39r6 • 2i:ffl£AUTlPUt LABQE home cn blQ loi -.M6MOCP '• ...... 'f f W '' 4 ' . BEN M ORGANS SONS-15 •W .'nd.II-536.2483- • — s'V-DMr c6Jlso«;'ionM'coiTiTnotci3i,- . -f -silii n j. • cor* Kifehurtl .726-6636 „ _ ..^C.A.OROB^.SuB VqlUqlU y — 726-4798 ____ ti>4 » ) r '‘-Vlr0ln li Etledgtf. Rocky I Mri,v.-.H....^ • - . - L Q ' ' ' lOOM lS CONSTRUCTION C< L ® h W n - R « l t y . 733,140«.or 733- BEua ffl: I ‘ UNDERWRITTEN BYBY THE AMEiftCAN BANKERS;RS INS.URANCE ^M PA N YlYpFFlORlbA < ; . ; j

...... ' ...... :i: 1... ; ..'.r': • .tf-'- .- ^------: i r — • Sunday. Fobruary t's, 1976 TinTimos-NcA-s. Twin Falls. Idaho 5S • , OrifltTowilto a . - f i n c J f a B t e ; 26 g . ■ Bisii^ PrmtftT 3B 3 -IM fflllM M S 32 FnhM«|ts.(ai|ims 35 i - M l m u im m _ i»7SM'JTb- wilh tipûl. Like new, ^ 1N711.ER- r«CfoJulWUnascapoc(ji.rom0.«0sharet eombinailon. eoi plus ellraclive olllee. $6,000. $< WIII consider Irado on 2 10 5 .. nl8hed.«pafnnem..$i50 rila .a month,------P .. -wilfc,JiulUtOC».#m> Ba«-Bô. J *• -b«dtoom-J>oul«_lnrrTvrin'rFall].'Z: :$sc-$50 depoa«.-Wal*t-and.a«nliaiion— j - _WHOL£SAL£_AND-RETAiUaAIT_____. -WANTED.TO. BUY; Nighicrawlpta______1. '£ larot bwJicNjm* MO 1 bedroom in ol-northside « w*u,r.-Two-bedrootn—^ COiconletence-room,- pens dorage . -b roanu-T»rner lol. Msin Street In Phone678-2595 P ...... - -oji-g«W. No children, no pets,-734- '3 ^ BEDROOM-OOUBLE‘^ w i o r " ~ Nighl erawlbrs year- 'tound siarlmg... Open daily. Ciosod Saiurdays, 497 pai^t-baM m oiii. lortnat dining homo and oihar improvomOnls. roc moWie home In Skylane Mobile 'iin May, Fot details wrile Toilot Bait. . Heyburn.Ave. Wesl. Phono 734- • ■ ' (oom. kiichon wiin dinotto. IMng *,$10,000 wiil handlo. Low inloresi Filer, Fil< $12,500. BRISTOL AOEHCY - 4W4^______■ Miiancing on Iho bitance. Call Lytle 326-5668 32< or 326-5678. Evenings 733- USED 12 X SO Tamarack 2 bodtoomt, Home Park witn Rongo. fRl. 1. Box 2154. St, Anthony. Idaho room wilh lircrlieo. Uiilily. 2 l^rgo $5,400, 10 per cen l down. *f*SliCHELOR APARTMENT, Atl ' refrlgeraior,' » washer^ dryer 683445, Or call 71o9p.m.624-38 -8-*-45-, Has -prjellcatly now car- FORSALE 25CasobeercoolcrWllh.' H.KOPPELCO. 3,000 sq. II, homv.Qjicelloni corr.ilj. commercial eo ronlaia of 2,000 leel poling, p, kiichon linoleum, gas wail NORTHVIEWno MANOR, APART- TOfl R f?ENT; Two bedroom mobilo I .loial dceliic. huai pump wlih air u'n ■ oach, flelutn ol 14 percent ol oquiiy hi sliding lop dootv nearly new 152'AndAvenueSouth * | Has boon all tow.ciop(iod. W08.DOO '<» hoaler and gaa aiove. Skirling. MENTS MEi iocaiodal 1322Washingion homo h< In Wendoll. parlialiy lut-. $500.00 i or best ollor. Phone 7334102 conilllionino. Iircplaeo. 3C0 dcflioo. ■Lowell Wills, 733-656} JOHN R invealmonl. 'n.' Gross roturn ol $8,400 awning, g< and ntee-sl:o porch In- Sirt viow .61 Magic Valloy j n d - hc Sirool North, cutronliy have 3 ni beforfr7a.m,oralier6pm. HOWARD & ASSOCIATES, ,734-?2tlP per Pe year, Ptieo $55,000, Terms GEM eluded. cl Well Insulated. Greal (or bodroom bod unlurnlshod. 2 and 1 53 • ' =■” J BUILDING TO bo movld or lorn Sawiooihs, Soulh ol Kimbcily. STATE REALTY 733-5338.^ Lou (# inquire 10 Boi U-2 TimcvNows. larm handl Cood condition. $3850 ot -bodioom -bed lurnishod aparlmenls. BABY- CRIB, mailrest. good down lor shop or'gjfago. 423-4355, ______^ ^ ■ThOf«n,733^29l. .T^ besi tx oiler. Phone 324-2011 afldr 5 . Utilliios Util lurnlshed.'carpel. buiiMn 2 2 BEDROOM mobile home In condilion. ‘ 7334767. • IH ACRES soulh ol BuM. roal aoM ______, , p.m, p. and all day Sal, and Sun. _ appilancos. app :iaundry lacllillos. eounlry ci court, $140 month wllh ' FOh ;alE: Incomo properly. One - WILL BUY unsVinnod coyoles. $» comWiuKon oullll. Full Twin FaIIs A RARE FIND R apaciout paiklng. Drop by and sco cleaning cl deposil. flolerencos NlKKOfl ( S, LENS Fl 4. Novot used IO -J25. Bobcais. JOO lo $100 Coon , ot Iho bolter motets wiin-steady 101 <' SOTtaDer in good condition. Oil our Rosideni Managers, Aparlmenl roquiiod. rc 733-3339 allot Sp.m. 50i Mitimelers. Nikon. Phone wator,-Sian Wallflfs. «4-3t07. .• 40 ocret-^mott detlroble. ' lurnace. air condllioned, and . <-1 $10. Phorie 734-3078, 1867 Oslorloh ' Harold Koilftloy, 73J-2400. UND jtowih ol Income lor ojsi several ■' A-1.ot catl 733-2138 for details, ovonlngs 825-5655.______Crociout ond ttotely 3 bed- yeata. yc Send inquires lo Boj U-11- catpolod. C; A roal bar^lrT ai $2500. Applicalionsa ., and roloroncos VERY VI NICE lurnishod Iwo bedroom, ; .OFFICE OF IDAHO, 733-0716. Cash. Phone 5434348.______LINDY short etc- woldot modol Vl- room. 2 bolh home. Thlt hond- C/OTimot-News. Ci C required. Sotry no pols. Equal — 12 1‘ wido mobile home in adull coun. I252 mig welder.436-3721 ______^LEC TO R WANTS .TO BUY ' TAKIHfl' mr)-; nn ? ■'tofy Irnmn______tQme.hou>D.hoi.2.300.iquoce______- '- ANTIQUE— o!ass-wftfc-Otshes.—“ ------—^ .....house in Edon aroa. Phono 825-5»6 (eel of living area, Eieclrlc 'b Dl l u e la k e s NOHIH: Euoilonl 2 5 tMths, dcfl. toirioeraied air. Total ON cleaning deposil. 733-4591 or 733- r Choice old botilus ana cic. 733- or 825-5007. - * Iheal, oir condillonlng. Coihed- Iocalion lo lor any busiriuss-. lol 200' 0 ONE .BEDROOM aparlmenl. very 9259. « _ iUSED PARLOR SlokormaHc, $75 oio^lik, palio, awning, choice cloicloan, nicely lurnishod. ptivalo Anliquo bathtub wiin claw logs, $45. 6346. tol coillngt, (Ireploce and fom- ftoniago. [> Biackioppod - 2 location. |( Lajy J No. 36. Call 733-2281 oni I ~ ...... — ' 7733-764S, NEW HOME: 502 East 11, Joromo. 3 ' | buildinQs. J usi S500 A Ironi lool. r< oniranco. air condiiionod, - lly room. Very pluth through. Inr aoooinimenl Plojso, rollreloroneos. deposil, no pels, 3| bodrooms, livingroom. dining room, oul. , -Hoy. poituro. born ortd Tolal J ' J100,000. Terms. MAGIC 36 ; , OfflHtBiislMSS i ----- Hlchan,-lVa-taiti*.,twlwood-»ui>— — _VALLE.Y_REAllT.Y____733.5580- -J] children or smoking. Close 10 lown . _ MUFFLERS Installed whlie_you_ _ O JUliwB ~ —«ottoI»7Toforpr«e$13T,000;:== =i^ .:10jJO:UNIV£RSALÔbilO;riortlO:= -Adullt m ! lfldyp>e(etred.^?65'--^------~l duck, closod-ln oarago. Call Ooas -^nTfrgr73J-J0Mr734;865fl-or733:------All1 gas, two bodrooms. siding, —- “ 1600 SQ. It. main Iloot plus 800 sq |including Cuaiom duals lor car and SWAP SHOP antique and collee- Johnson, Phono 324-2214 boloro 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT with It. 11 basmeni area, Norlh Q(ue Lakes | MAGIC VALLEY “ cooler, patilally lutnlsHod,. Bosi 2 pickups ABBOTT'S AUTO SUPPLY. libles department now open at 451 8:30 a.m, altor 5:00 p.m. and — ------:______Ollor, c Good condilion. Call 734-2312. omjopilon to rent Iront business ollico iocalion. l( Contact Qem Siaiu Really 305 Shoshoho St. South. Malri Ave. E . Twin Falla, 7344653. .wookonds, REALTY 1201 Kimberly Road. Phono 733- 733-5336, 7 ______4,S ACRES ZONED INDUS- 1972 f GREAT LAKES 12 ■ 60 mopito ^9983, ______- HOSIER KlTCHENcablnei wilh Hour ------^7 3 3 .^5 8 0 ------^ - -TUTrrc o n orarEiPCTne-^giiT-iMif—— >— homg, coniaci Calvin Johnson. 324- ALL’UTILITIES;aL $160 per moWh. l cornor lol. in Filor, aiiachcd car- \Evenlngt: property. I Choice corner loco- 5' lakes Boulevard. 423-50M. . . SWAP s7io*P.*«7^h^l'rAvo” *E! Solloe.Avonbolllos. 543-5601. porl. Farm Homo Approved. 100 por 5967. . P Phhono 733-8261. Twin Falls 7344653. le t Durham ...... 734-<&S0 tion ; on Fourth Avenue Eoil~‘ - FOR LEASE- Olliee-Sio.o_space------FOR SALE: Old junk iron range. ' conl linancinoavailablo. For salo by Lorry J o n e t...... 734-4090 ond t Eottlond Drive. Will divide 14I X 70 MARLETTE willi lip-Out. 2 CLOSE ci;; IN, Clean. 3 roomt and balh^. 606{ Main Avo. Norlh* 1500 squs'o owner. 543-6266. bodrooms. tVj baths. 6 months old. adults bjj. only. $80,733-9970. J IHE PROVEN carpel Cleaner. Bruo Florence Peletson, Cfrey. Idaho. , ______lo I fil any (ize building (1 ocre ^ Icol, Will tomodol to suit lessee *.oslro is easy on the 'budgel, See al lol !S No/thwosi Mobile — « AO CHANGING TIME - SO we didi I SOmHEAST Joromo. 2 bedroom or more . Coll Homleti Reolly. HomoEstates. 2 Hansen. 423-4640. ONE ON BEDROOM lurnlshed, 1 or 2 Call C 733-5470. _fl««ores ' (orgotten colora; flent_. 1 G O O D A C R E A G E S...... 733.4079. 7 . ______" . working wo adulls. No ehiidton or pe ir____T - —JOHNSTON-AKTIOUES' and ft home wllh targo .lol. gnrdon spoi.- - - COLLECTIBLES:--213 Souths - - - B_ftu(LltCCl;-«tiOrt.dlaUnM.lo-Tup.------— All Full Wolef-RighU;------^ 'Ci03nin0-00BO8lir$Tl0-(nonihr73J: ^ l - 14—X—70r’3“ DEOflOOW DELUXE 'JJ®5864 or .734-7290...... — ------ê^raUm fLiltêeut^loyi ______KING' StZE_D wood Irame walar bod, Waahlngton lAlrpori road.) 733-2345. .______^ p o r > o r o : =o«cellenl buy 112,000: ;40 ACRES, 3’Be3room home. “ BrtUTlFur'MOTEL C in excel- ' Cnamploh. C 1976. All oioclrie. spociai- *2 etcellont condiiio^$225,733-9377.- jS'LynwoOa Realty 733-S211 or R,J. 788-4857. I $75.000.$lB,000down, lent |, locotien. Very proliioble, price, p $11,500, HACIENDA NK:ELY NK FURNISHED carpolod 3 ^ 1926 MOOEL T one-lon buck ex- aBSchwetHllr.-.ni.-'inn . 40 ACRES, no buildlngt, , . HOMES,wost ol hospital. 733-7568. room roc duplex. Water and*sanliaiion ' r SOFA, LOVE soai. Chairs, exercise APARTMENT-HOUSE, d o te in. FOR RENT In Buhl building suitable ■ board, wolghi set, 1959 collonl condition. 734-4474. ___ $4O.OOO.*0.OOOdown,.,,_ ,,, . paid.pal No children or pots. 733-7697. lot aulo repair shop. Phone 543- H 12 1 n MOBILE HOME plus 2 ;20ACRE5,nob«ildingt, '.voluobleMI Coll .V lrglnlo Volkswaoon. 734-5369______Elledge. ROCKY MOUNTAIN ' 14 1‘ > 64 MOBILE HOME lor ulo. Lajy SPARKLING SP CLEAN 1 Bodtoom. 4517. 41 ' J badroom oldor homo on t aero in $20,000. $4,000 down. « J Courl. Space 7C. • Nicely Nl( lurnlshed. Atl uliiilles. Lady 13 TON ol Ilal l,iva rock bwldmg ■1 Hatclionaroa, 116,000,829-5674. Coll ROCKY MOUNTAIN REALTY. ' 733-1406 or J or couple ptelerred. No pels, $160. SPACE S AVAILABLE; Socond floor Slone lor sale. 713-4346 J T ' Mnslcal jasbmits. .... REAlTY.733-1406 733.6920onviime, ’ • 1975 j CHAMPION Mobile home. For Bank ol Idaho building. Coniaci 'J 3 OEDROOM BRICK; Tiled rool. 1 733-9755- ° t“rT aSURE h u n t in g Tn'd NEW YAMAHA PIANOS, USED'...... Nighit 733-^534 or 733-OOBS . sale, Carpeied Ihtoughoul. New 733-3083. ■ - ■ ■ car atiachod garage. Plumbed lor drapes. . Dishwasher,- Hove and r i p to sp o clo t tu p p lio t Moia>' ••pianos Yamoba gvltara. band In-’ . I socMCt baih In basomoni. ^ miles rolrlgoraior. Eicollonl condition. 33 IM reisbed Apts. I Duplam - delociots. gold drodgos. Pans. altumonls. Selmor, Conn. King 1 Irom Murtauoti, Priced (30.000. This s ta a u I tols ; FOR RENT: Ollk:o spaeo auiiabio Low down, paymenl assum e REMODELEDre Spanish slyled lor Ic proleaaional ot business. books.-.eic. Com Shop -by Me- -Bundy. Warner Musk; 131 Shoshone f is a oood buy! Call LVNWOCO monthly paymonls ol $142 Call 734- Qy Donalds" Phone 733-659^______.North. — nCAUTr m -W It wHar«er“ « t(w t------RESIDENTIAL LOT 50 by 132 in 700 n _DuplBxjD om y_l_ljeafooir_ipail:__.ic.lnqulift.au206J4attln-Slieet_733.'_____ — -960ACRES-- - IBlock Unloi) Streol Flierrirrlgaiion ‘ •■4820“or "4 'aeV B f N S r 72’ Sky'Lanf" "mtmoms. Near Mornlnggide 'tool. 5300. 5 ______733-M73. . ___ | . and an culinary. Waler, Etoctrlcily. Mobile k Park,. Tw i VOX"COHBO Organ, Suoot Dealtb Twin Falls...StOYO^ telrlgu-iot------Chairs: .303’ ammo: single ^ d ; Amp, Complete System.-$600.00 ' ' aewer and nelurel oasrlmmediateiy------: carpon. Phone 324-5960. ^ olhor Hems. 829-5674. «»#lt i ^ q » e d 7 avaitabie$3}00. Call 733-1018.______220 « 60 DOUBLE WIDE Fleetwood — OFFICE SPACE, good Iocalion at -"TWO-BeOROOM-apartment.-:;? ^ !^ -A,Addison -and.Xpcuat-ttit-aquate_____ ------JEROME HOME -? " -pEWrw s ro iMAim f " S H iin r - fc^T-rfifla ^ ' fj; 7 milos North! Vi West Jerome, . carpeied. relrigeralor andrsiove, feet. (e Air conditioning, Janiiorlal . sacrlllce.$775,543-4122., . S,bedroom modftti ban* ob i ACRE PA(?OELS. beaulllul Mcfcn- ^ • » • - • -• Jl!$1SSplusdeposil,734<4764. servicos S( snd uliiilles paid, desks camera, 1 [nonin old. $375-326-5335. . .1 ocre. Fjti b«MoodRe;atlyi 733-9211, ; ' nished. Uundry lacllltlea and nice WURLITZER SPINET PIANO. ' FOR SALE 10 X 60 Nashua, double - » "j* tuna good. Phone 733-5597 or 734-\ Melville Clark Modol. excelleni. ' » ACRES WITH Sprinkler syslom'. ' 'ptay around lor'the kids. Apply WANTED ^ TO RENT; Comblnalion 4196. . ______CARLBUTIER . Insuialod, with 8 x 16 palio. alorago ; Casa E‘* Grande Apartmonis 39 or 326- ' COndlllon.326-5471, neerlynew Urgo 3 bedroom homo, shed, , 8 x 18 siorago room buill on, • ' larm and 200 head callle operation, 4172. In FOR SALE: Rolrlgoraior. slovo^Tn^ 3 • R E A I T Y IV/ baths, all m odern con- $4,000,733-3339allcr5p.in, ,. in Magic Vatley.-Have own equip miscellanoous. Phono 324-3142! ONE NEW Harmony eieclrlc guilar . r . I -----1206 Moin >ôm # U ,_ , leniences, double garago and ment, Finances, refoiencos, and __alleraix. ______andampllMer.32fr4371, >71 **»»» •• «-*• HM SkkIi Shop »•' Locaiod in a popular Jjome -,9; 'BRAND SPANKING new, two experience. JJ Phone 366-2207.. ^ •4'! ~ ^ 1972 SHELBY 12 x 60. liho now. 2 bodroom duple> wiih two baihs; • x " SJte S l section Soulh West ol Jorome. . bedrooms, be carpeted, siorago shod. .j,, ' ■ VOX LEAD GUITAR amp. Series - EDGAR C. -ORYDEN AGENCY. g,r catpol. dtape». appliances, and air WOULD ^ RENT your whole larm In •. 1need I d * EO air condiiionod. nicely skitiod, condillonlng. On Easiiand. Ncr pels, c Weights and equlP'T'ent lo conduct 900, wiih FuH. precision Tremolo Jetome, 324-4232. Evenings 324- $5500.423-4792, jj, ______Fiior, Twin Falls area. Please call , and tovive. Eiceilerit 'condiUon. ^ THREE EXCEUENT HOUSES on f no children. Will be roady firsl ol allor6p.m,543-5145. . . |a welghl iralnlng program (or men !V Snoke River in Hogermon «• ?‘»4 1974 ,-g TITAN 14 x"44. on-i bedroom MaMarch, Call 7334320. eyonings or " Stationary bicycles (or men’s’ P.hono934-5283ot934-59l5 | ■f Volley, From $50,000. O ei _ mobile homo. Complotit wiih lur- boibolotolOa,m. WANTED: v Farm or pasture lot renl exerclalng. wall pulleya lor men's■ VERY OLD piano, $350 or beat oiler, FOR SALE tndusitlal lol, 20ned lor exercising. ben>:hea for use In { ready now (or booling. • HAOERMAN REALTY. luxury, beautilully landscaped. ^ room, oiocltie .hoat. plus 2 inc. ir completely (urnlthod. carpeied, draped, -buill-in ap- . machinery, " 733-7336, . orChock Uplonai r*r4384. Professtonal equipment. $500, 788-. 837-4463 ___ bedroom nouse on 2V; actos Souih BROCKMAN Bi S MOUILR HOMES. ~ o,,[ _ 3754,______I______------CVeningre-Wookond*:------.pllancBAîsposalsîanyraaDocg,____ s oI"JoiomurAirteasonablo”olli?f9------3~WlIei”3 N371h—5|-P5rrin5 ------buill-in alorage, healed pool, -WA~NTeOrfrTiDafo{rsuiTimerwr3[OTeJ] ------FOR-8ETT£(^wan«iono-Koop1 ----- , John or considorod. Stockmen's Really, Bridge 6 et Inierttaie 60 and laulaundry lacltllios.'Phone 734-4195. Iot 1,000or moto yoatlings. In unlis ooks and case. $100, aubdivisionrUndo^gtound u in n r e i~ DOUBtEAVIDE uniunlurnlshod. Water and sanitation toloroncos. ti Phono 734-5660,'8 tii 6 734-3246 . 734-2873.______, ■ Pavod aiteoit and sidewalks. lutnished. Call 734-6000 Monday W thru Friday. LOWREY'OROAN. Salurn DeluiO ' S H O R T 8 0 Ready £ lor immedialo building. MIKE HEADQUARTERS RUBBER STOPPERS lot catamlc WANTED TO RENT; '3’ bedroom' banks, and salt and poppets. model call 6374288 alter 6 p.m. 2S F i n s t Rk Ih s jJust % mllo (rom clly, Thlt h o t' - GRAYRCALTY. OR 734-5800. . Atk The Man Who FILFILER aparlmenl. 1 bedroom, stove ) $1.100...... A/10 LIvai fn Ono an(and relrigerator, uliiilles lurnishod homo. Preletrably In Hanson or Roberl Grubbs 229 14th Siroel Buhl.- one ol tho finett home* In ~ Klmboraly. Reliable tenlors. call • - .543-5210,______;______.80 ACRES wilh loia of Im- t|the valley and good {ormoble SHORT. COMMERCIAL ACRE. except elocirlclly. $90.326-4865. | ptovomonls inciudino >n in-door „ Furnished houso, 4 trailer hook- — a llo r6 p ^ . 423-4B12_- BESELER--23-C-Photographle- - 2,' TWO BEDROOM aparimonis. . p - « ------Baflfl.TViSlmK' -- - aronj and sprinkler sysiom. Closo ■Undo Johnton ___ 734-30^9 upa. SJ' 10 X 55 trailor. closo In. 553 . . enlarger wllh negative carrier and Soiilhlocual. one wilh a balh and a hall. All. , lenses for 35 MM and 2'4 Formals. .to Ttl.ln Falls, Call NORTHV/EST „Bill Seek ...... 733-3937 C B flADlOS, to dillerenr brands REALTY 734-5161 .inylimo. “ carpeted drapea. oleclrlc heat and ¥ < ” FnsFtfRentI $365. Would bo the new price. For' and accessories, 734.2489. Jerry Irlth ...... 334-5771 BEAUTIFUL oT Building silo on Bank air. appliances, covered carpon. • you, $25017344753.______Bill F o rn e r...... 3434775 "f ; 'ilbO'ACRES GRAZING operallon, 8 ol Snake River. Boating Ironiage, Adulls only. Lynwood Manor Apis: 320* ACRES UNDEVELOPED Hat : SONY 366 reel to reel lape deck and Edno Irish ...... 943-5737 recreaiion ,oe aimosphero. Price ' CallallerS:00,733-3669. land, loncod Iwo sides. Tnroe miles CASH REGISTER in very good • noorSlroveil.Coodwaiorriohlsand ^ condlllon,'$25fl. 324-4500 or 3244361, _ tape. W original ptico. 733-9062, ’ .*e.(re.500. Terms! flbAL ESTATE______due_wfi3l_Ceaac_Cfcek_flcaervoit_ J .s£fSERVICE_733-.14|8______-2-BEDROOM-APARTMFNTfi ,n’ ‘ _Oam..lO ~ miles soulh Roseworlh-on-- -1- TWO-GOMPbfrTC bunk bud AuU. - buy, M75.000, « •ru'orne. Carpels! orapos! nnd Buhl road, Anyono Iniorosied in (From $80. Otho/.-Cloan bods - NEW 23 CHANNEL .Ciliien Band ^ R SALE :v, acres adlacent 10 , appliances lurnlshed. Uliiilles developing, gtarlng,'or whal, Wiil aavailable. WENDELL NEW 4 USED. radio Wlih S-mei«r. PA. eilernal ' II1 1 ^rhompson-Crandviow oub-dlviaion ' lurnishod. Laundry faclliiios and tem, lease, share. Name your FPhone 536-2774.______' speaker, aulomahc noise imiilor. DAIRY; 1G9 acres. King Hill area. ' I I TITAN nice play ground for kpanded. ,FINE.-SMAIL coltle /onch.. 1 _ .•Toiol Eloclric ...... — _aT potiable - fliNSE-N-VAC. Rent al Slale loaso on ad|oi1iniT118 acros, ' i ACRES FOR SALE noar Buhl with BEOROOM DELUXE slovo. Greenawalis.______- MAGNAVOX CONSOLE,black and ^ e Ywng, 734-3393. Qlobe Roally gman ôêrotlon.^Llve woler. • Complelely Furn'ithed rolrefrigerator, heal, walor lutnished. 800 ® IRRIGATED ACRES. Jerome ; while TV. oxcoiiont condilion and _ KcellenI'scenic view-$lS.OOO. 543-_____- aroa. caah loaso, sprinkler, catllo ÂVON CAR -COLLECTION, 27 ------$ 7 4 9 5 3";No B01S. no children, 128 Maiiin . “ $550,000. StroolApi. 19. .. rowr crop. $70 per acto. Phono 714. ®consocuiive can (toffl-ma-aian:------Dilvo. ______. 50 iftCms FULL waior. I bedroom FOROR SALE: 5 actos boaulilul view ol.' AftoSDocrbfeilnSiock ______445-3532. 4 PPhnnn 7334641) alier 5:00. brick homo, S75.000. Also 30 Acres UPSTAIRS;UF Small apafirnem, r? ; COLOR TV 4 morilhs old, 19" RCA ------Mag lagic Valley. Phono 734-2861. 733- HORSE AND l4~Cteliaman palnl without-buildings S35.000. HANOY 874. pelaot children. Phono 733-2049. in~ACRES j potato ground lor rent, i with stand, Leavlngj;gpntty. musl ; REALTY. Soulh Lincoln Jeromo, >1105 ACRES - SOUTHEAST BROCKIUIANS ” 14 milea east ol Jetome. Cash tonl aprayor. i Alao 3 galk>n paint tank, soli. Call 734.7743, . - 324-4353 or 324-M86. COF JEROME — Excelleni' Im- SK sv^ ACRES wilh'two 3 bodtoom DELUXE 2 bedroom apatlmonl, preferred, J 324-5110.' end i hoses (or salirr'Call 733-3306 or seeanytlm eat 4366th Ave. East. ______F provemenit. 300 Plut otret honnemos, $23,500. $12,300 down. MOBILE HOMES “carpeted, 1 and carport, stove and FORf RENT; 200 acres, 130 actea row ! . 19" ZENITH color Iv, porlabio. ready lor tpudt. Circular BaLBalance $11,200 on Escrow - $90 South Mein by Thele-en Motors relrigeralor reir furnished, extra nice crop. c 7' actos tnfinkled pastures, THREE THOUSAND TITLES: Old rocondilloned and guaranteed, 120 ACRES - rt shares Twin Falls \tplnklerihondlinet. moiTwnlh, 6Vi per conl Iniorost. Will kiichon. no children, no pels; drivo 80 8 acres BLM giAting, Phone 733- and < brand new player piano rolls, $318.000,Caln's733-7tll.- ;.c«n33-t482; 8 available i at the Music Center, Twin— - bodrMfify** ^ COWNER ANXIOUS TO SELLl' DOS50sa08sion.609 Ni^fth Fit. Jerome. , Perrlne Bridcio.______SP/SPACIOUS. ' lovely two bodroom •______/ ______Falla, I 7334609. SONY "366" Reel 10 Reel Tape “ThTr780'OCrojr3»-^cu>*tvoted;-----: • = bodrooms In basomenl. Buhl I iXCELLENT VIEw! 20.^^4jl • -734-3J67-734-IB40- JW —aioii^^/lQucDLjQjQcjiijyatL -^chSois. At oMy,$9_5,'X». Wosi End______3\ circlet, remainder hondline, EXC area. Exeeiient^^^sloraoe. Dtaped. «‘ re_ p a rc e* . Excelleni aoiTfor J -londy-londrnghtHoi-ipudt;------•“« ; ~bevntrbootMoi'ptiUlioes (.^sn'roiit - -SRT-tOt-wtth-t^-and-BS-JOSmm-tons ' ------Roally t3lTBauiB,Broadway Buhl, * ilus waler shares, Ilsh ponds; good ^ for $35. per a ^ In spting plua $35 In plus ! metal carrying case, $350. Call 19" ZENITH "black and while TV. PhonsM3-4409 —(orappolnimenl. *$475,000. . . jOtbulldlnQs and corrals, 4 dishwasher, disposal, bulll-iri appllancea, .laundry laciiiiles, car Iall t* or Wiil CtJnsidor shato crop or 7334504 ' allor 2 pm. poriaol>>, liko new and guaranloed, 1 loasonablo prico. oasy lorms. 543- 91 ' ' FinlslwltUnhni.Hnm S $118 Cains 733-7111,______^ 130 ACRES - FUU WATER - ______- •' Stoistorage. No pels, adults prolerrod. soil. > Brokers prolocled: John 640 ACflES, B«ll“Raplda, good aroa ' Ellsworih Oreana, ldsho83659. lor all crops, nol spudded oul. - neor Jerom* - Only $90,000. ^!!!______^______c ONE BEOROOM partially burnished. Phono733-5610. Phc ^ 25" COLOR TV. Curtia Mathes Excelleni wslor and growing tl 'ACRES ALONG Canyon flim no n' pels. 1 or 2s(]ulls only. 739 Weal console, pecan, l year paria and TWO BEDflOOM Duplex, carport, WANTED J CASH RENDER lor 160 , .,jubew»tranlv.$498 C8lns733-711l. season. tl200 por aero, Joo Young In o ACRES GOOD HOME & jôr4onhWealo(Fllor,t1.000poracre. Monte. M Kimbotiy. i. tefrlgeralor. range. Water Jut- acres, j, wlih now Thunderbird lines. • POIY FOAM PADS 734-3393 or GLOBE REALTY 733- aoulbulldingt • o 'dandy tmoll starHanley Woilera 7314107. Hatold L. nishod.nisi $170, No pels. Deposll Edene area. Write /Box U-18 c/o 1225 TURNTABLE, brand new. $150, .2023. ______IIlivettock te t up, $106,000. Kelttoitnley 733-2400, LAND OFFICE OF .3 . 3 Bedtbom mobilo home. No pels, required. roq 733-3552 slier 6, Timbs-News.r Wo Cul To Slie' _ cpr more Inlormaiion. Call 7334670,______------jDAi DAHCLZMdiZlt-______:______: J tt ______l5i2n«LA»aJo.------3 BEDROOM NEARLY NEW — Monroe in Kii^*—^". ■______• 735-7441 Jor 1,000 or mere yeartings. In units 3 ACRES FARM GROUND. Ideal ^ ol 200 head or more. Sond Inquiries HOME K on 4 ocret, wilh now “omoslto. " Paved road frontage. ONE-BEDROOM 0 moddrn houso. In « , Ws^llams For. S^lt ■ ■« Firi»ni(Cai|t: to B0«U-13c/0Times Hews. 30’ 3 X 50' SHOP — reduced to iorthwoal o( Twin Fails. Noar eounlry c< unlurnlshod. No pols. Call - .• hew . $$42,500. - , . anyon. Beaulllul Vioiiv. $18,500,00. - 6 2 5 -5 6 0 0 -______!NEW CORRUGATED fiberglata . BABY BEAR bed $13.50, Doddy EARLY American China Closet wllh - ONE OF THE ntcosl 40 acr'es, neatly ' ‘ * •^ n e lin g .^ n ie m Owden Supply, latge matching tablo and 4 chalra. tfow 3' bodroom homo, (ull 34-7502. THREE f BEDROOMS, unlurnlshod. boor bed $45. Others. Single , basomenl, air conditioned, new • 3* COOD,40’s, Well priced, NNo pels, $160, plua cleaning APARTMENTS « rollowoy SqS, Nobody roods O. E. 'sell cleaning aii elecirk; depoall. Phone 733-1463 evenings. • 3 Bodroom Aporimenit . BRUNSWICK B* AND. DELMO pool our odt. Color coniole -TV range, 40 Inches. Harvest Gold, Call _ ======_ _ — SôSoSl^lircm lrftS ------r MW cww.liL.TV S50:------f w o “ BEDR50KniOME.- latge oPIoyCroundt foo:ball. fc Service all makes, Opett 324.4388. O N L Y 2 L E U I . enough ; (or ono small child, no pels. .la rg e Ioto contolo tiS toa (8 -SOFA, console plino. 2 cheai • • Convenient Porkjng eveninga e« . urilll 10 o'clock. itock o( courio) $175. U i^ drawers, electric atove. .TwlnFalla.Call42^4874, " - • ProfoitionalMolnlenonce JameaClatk, Ji 7334601.- l'?0 ACREllAinY. 2 nice homes, A C R E A G E S g contolo tioroo $85. Smaller relrigerator, washer and dryer, 3 - ' aulomallc take oils, covorod i OLDER HOME lor rent, fully cat- e lorgo lawn oreot tables, queen size bed. single bed. . . . . Follt Avenue -bn Rock peted, p plenly o( rootri. $175 month COMPLETE GAF movie oullll, never modulor tlereot $40. lo $65. holding pen; pro washer, comoni I « lotidscoplng C t dldn'l.know Ihol 2500 yeort chesi (teeter, 1967 Fotd, 53M577. mangers. $170,000 - <30,000 down, ' 7 Creek Conyofi. S ocret on renl., r« cleaning depofill required, used. Camera, projecior, screen.' . Cow* can be bought. Twin Falls . /- I 1 BUTLE?(^/ >conyon S1S.000. 5.8 octet 734-3491T. or7334M2.______Wall to Wall ShogCerpoia $200orbestoller.734-7Vi { ego. o mouniod Pertlen war- CUDDLE ROCKER. Ilkr~ndw. jlor could shoot a fatal arrow Roally & Ins, Ine, 733-3662'or Jotry l I O ' ^ REALTY I wllhJ. 2 .tldet on conyon, THREE f BEDflOOM tarm home, * Color Coordlnolod ~ DIneile sei - ubIe with 1 leaf and 4 Robbins 423-4436,______1 $30,300, Cood lermt '30% p * Interior* NEEDLEPOINT N TAPESTRY. Yarn,' '/> mllo (wo hove o beoutiful. chairs. 734-2241 belote 4 p.m; \ / » Prefer older couple. No children. Indiviouoi diorogounits, caitvaa, ci crowel klls and stools silver lomp (rom ihoi period). 3. 40 ACRE FARMS Item $38,500 to •* - - down, bolonce 01' B''^*'. lor 7 No n pats. Deposll-and reletoncea, Bright Now Ronget ond Please P call lor appolntmeni. 733- 63.876 Itemt thlt week. Nick ■ SEARS BEST matireaa, box aptlnga ' yeort, S $53,500. As low at $7,000 down. Twin Soulheaat Twin Falla. 733-4647. Re7rigerolors>Dcopot 3604, » William Bruley 153 Ninth nockt, ontlquei. collecllblet •sol. Pocketed Inner coil sprlnga. . Falla Roally & Inj. Inc, 733-3662 or ' 734.5650 ' TWO Ti BEOROOM houiie wllh latge Complete Sound Rotltlonce ÂAvenueEaai. ' ' tlll-who lold on oggf Dlvon/ etc. Almost net*. Desperate (or------— Jerry Robblns423-4438.______. caah.0nly$180.733.7872.seeat383 — ii^r-iMymiicaii garage In downlown area. Phone ______• TWIN FAllS ♦ -^juflTINa-FhftmiatillBhomflrinO:-^ ^ ------choir, new $150, expentlvo • 734-^1386, - . ■ divan/cfvolr, llko new Vt price canal-waier. U rge garago,:.»ame ' -REAl E$TATI t APPIUtSAl ^ 734-8997 pot'runnlng ^ lool llnanelng poaslble. . ------f, NEWLY REMODELEC) home. 2 Hancienda Homes, 733-7568,______($300). Drottort (wllh mir ' 40 SQUARE YARDS USED otoen —^-Mle4-pipe-on-Und.'Cail-Oudlay------! bedrbbma: -all' eleclffc7T150r~In • -rora). Mlte.-ehe*ts,-30"-olof '' - • 'cafDOtlBffrêe.-wttile ire aim down.------Rulhetlotd. 5434628 or Paul Dana :,...",T]TT;!7jjetoj~’ <> ------^------S.WothlnoionSr------543-<4H.v.... ^ .. . la.trU'kr . ------> Jetomo.Call324-3M,rKipelB. Jl 1'A MI. 5.00 Airport Rd. Kertmore K< eieclrlc atove. Zh yoara, ELEC. rongo like new SI75. --734-4090, FURNISHED 1 bedroom, carpalpd. ,Ooubfo aoK-cleanlng oven. Coat '. 20 ’ oloc, rang*, new, *165...... - ji $350. Asking $175, Perfpci con- RelrlgorolOrt $45 lo $90. ' WE BUY USED furniture and ^ imknvKMH ” aolt water, alrcondltloned, alnglo or pllances, Cains 733-7111.______' ' couple, no pels, $110.733-5921. dltiOl.7BS4004.dll largo dlnotto toble < 8 "lair" . , -.160 ACRES beon*on(J''iroln chairtonly S75I loltogoodiot • BSD DAVENO. nylon cover. $59.95. ^ rm . Twjn Foils woler. eoty to RAIL~R0ADTIES ^w lakinQ ^ ------REATTV-.-; - â ■ ---twitinfLifr-—— rW H Y -R tn m ------^— , whon you eon boy o 2 0f 3 » -6 0 m" W'll'o Box 985.,Twin FjllS world. See you ol iheiSWAE----- VISIT CAIN5TJbOget-«oiiL_îenl :- home, priced right at SHOP. 451 Moln Av.o,. E,. Twin $170,000. 610 ^ U U l lA X n n o r t h " '- ' leLEAVING AREA, Four-gravo butlal • bedroom town h oute? 100% lorlnlptinaHon,______• of Hems al savings up lo 50%. iWitiu ----- Fqlk734-B653, * scratched, denied, elc, 7 3 3 :9 2 1 ! ,-- . '^ -pfc t^ L o caled In Lakeview Gardens finoncing, loft income, wdil HI NEIGHBORI Tried Blue Lustre TOP gOTATO, becr> form. 330 . .01 S uh n i MemorUI Park, $800. ut lo ^ y for m ora Inlormo- or 640 ocres. Srtoke River ‘ | WASHINGTON lor* cleaning carpets? It's suporl ^ NICE 60 Acre Form. Clbte lo’ Phona Ph 7334570. ■ Rent elecltic shaiiipo^r.Krengeis^ ., ‘ water;; sprinkler irrigated, ^ ', Wefldell. \ C « o d -3 b*droom ' ^ .PARK i I ' (1” ' . wmutiiBij, good-Toodi'ond schools, in home wlin batem enl and Hr*- . - J GEM STATE REALTY SOUP'S ON.\lhe lugjhal Is. clwn SROTCASH V warm cllmota. u n ^ r .1 9 0 0 ;- . «j ?'yi.5336 ■ . ______•• ; ^ ., ■. ,*im 3«i -Blue Lusire, hent eliKlrtc ‘ploce.Prlce$100.000.TERMS, ~ • 30' ______f!or Furnliuro ^^pIloi^MtJ^^_____ . .Thlfigi Of VbToe' , - _ ^ , LARGE 3N>droom Mobile Homrin 32 IJ 35 ■ . W U l I t e " “J westofBankandTru8t,KlmbetlY. ,.i. ' 143 ACRES Wer>del1-Oreo;— )Price S33,SOO. ., . . Flier,f IIc on private fenced In lol wllh *± ■STOW-A-WAY^ for rent M .m a /wheel lltws, good well.-prkwJ ... - ■ . , alorage alo building In full baaemenl. •’CLEAN, -’Cl luxury 3 botfrooma, ■ coik MO .Seek. BAf»N6R_FyWJLUR_E 733-_^ ,WANTED TO BUY,' nlghlcrawlefS, . , » .> 3 0 ,7 0 0 .,.\^ ^ ;_ ._ _ ...... MOBILE apaceJ^r.rent. SpatlQua.._ .'S " IrBA»lNER_ i ■wnlng and carport, Only. $16,W0.~ - »enlenlk)c«tk»n,-nop«li.-T34-1837. ve -\iiilh' -\iJiil undergrourM cable. View, .-.l^ -1i v . 1940 lllh Ave, Easi. 734-3666. Open i i(pCKYATOUNTAIN AAfter Hourtr . - ' 7 ICalCall Sunday IHru Friday>334141. 733-5217^n ■ . Electricity, ^10, double'wfdea and alnglo 4 p:m. lo.lO p.m. Mon<^y (hrough- ^ furM ure : . ^ 4 . m -gr)A A vaw joW est % - REALTY. 733-U 0& ^ , "■RJ.Sehx;^lmon....2a3'7iOO - -{SIBeSTtEETWQOD Mobllt'Oomt. 14' ' ONE 01 BEDROOM apartment,- nawiy' apacetr Will h ^ l t f all . electric ' W Frlday. Satordaya. 9 a.it. - 8 p.m. ' ifl*^bll^,ome*;#pno.E(t.‘B M»Bal.__ * .. Xlosed.Sun(lay_Hou(i-ellBcUY&l. ; ^ = = = a H * » ^ 'H o t ^ M o i l m r r . 77.‘7 a f #473“ n i Alra.Pai«334-20c4orA4.2268. . '8h

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-WgARP-CffATIOH-fiefftgoi^tor,-? — -"^~ÎNC i h ' ELECTRIC rango#. all ■T(inrREGlSTtHbU milW "SBU-r-. ZU SIMMENT*! (Ii>r i Age 2, Dark ■ 2“2 P0LLED SH0RTH06N bu1l8.""4^ " f Yfttrs old.. Uke nayr. Aaklno.UO, -roconoiiloncd. Undof-JTJ. WEN- a !^ “ U if lh t week* old. S90-00oach' . ..fled Ri .^ w h lt^ Q L D-nntle. Ouallly ; , y* > 0klCall324-4l7t,', . I 4: C«II5«KMB, C • : FRIOIOAIRE *B»hof and ir/w. 'rOO-MANY ' COMFORTS OF HOME? C OELL NEW t USED, Ptiong 536- 22 j i j — TEREO ANOUd'bULL; 2 2 ' - o»eo11onl coiCi'lon. now elomoni ■TTJt.— - - ...... -FR■ ^ E ' PUPpiE.<5; 7 wooks old. u » ;l' ,00 2, D oepjj ' ' t0«.Th0rw42MW.,; _ J tndrycf.MIMtnUtnVtcwOrlvo. . ' MoihofMfl Cocluer and poodle. Father >0 -Is unknown.unl Call 734-2724.______■ „ REGISTERED ANGUS bu ilt.- j S.sOLPjr'--r'"^ÊReptacemeni hellan' - regislered i2 AND.6kids77r 1«HY BUY NEW7 New Whirlpool 30" . SM SERVICEABLE AOE polled horoford and * orade. AUo Qisin fed beel for * ' REPOSSESSED 31," ColcHpot L i i i 1 frtngo *179. I year warranty on Ph, fj youMwkor. H ow ^ Angus Ranch. r Ifoojof, Rogular two. Wilt sell J|ul. ______tm . Hunting do{i», 15,00. Phono 543-— ‘ fS - O i t l a t t ^ i i i s ' • ..-.-USED W»ot>o» i Oiyor - Good 60 V arU tist a t Lo^l«w, Low PrJcM __ fR0DO»»etsod 31" CotdSDOl'uprighl ^ eondllloti . Phono 733-8S07, Call :(iliMi>W,2al«t ...... S tfn . \i'.^ B i r t i d ...... o .« • r rrooioi, Rooulafly JSB9, will soil “ 2 2± i ______. - . .1414 REGISTERED ANGUS-Hellers “ 8aKto'jtactfi~“ S e CTRIC MOTORS: Ch*<‘?our ' . 1499. you haul, .usod dryor ’ S». OBEOiENCE. OBI gun dog^nq,water . duduo IQ start calving February lOlh. now pricos before you“ buy ■goyifaintnpHitgo.-PoafOlngr-73>-T- -'From—Sunny—L«no-“ fr Productlon—' . "By ThrSlnelno Bfldo»“______' u A i M ...... I “ Us5a-Sp«o-oo&'iivaliabio. t8S. 10 $125.' 5468 c. Keith Hill. Joiomo. Id, 324-8213, ': , Buhl, 543.4916 • . , •- gwranlood. J98 Cains 713-7111. HORTHWESTPLYWflflOS ______1 ____ , - 532-4517. 53J. , • JlJimEakln. Bellevue. kt.7SS-4061. ! RAILROAD TIES, brokon ot M tn.’ . ' NNEW OUT atlgtitly damogod lavs, __ ploto. Call 733 «960 ovonlnoB- or bathtubs and sinks. 733-4S48. GERMAN GE> SHORTHAIR pups. AKC. , wrltoBoigeS.TwinFaUs. . ^ googood stock. JM. 324-MOl, 220 4ih R^ E G IS T ^ T d ANGUS Bulls. ' \ . 40 : Hlsallant«iHirSiH 140 msallatwiFtrMi '40 j ' . MiscellaMDos f y Sale ^______•-•- AvoEosi. Avo Jo(omoatlorS:00, *^1Yoariings, .]6-months. and 2-yoai. « olds. BROOKS ANGUS RANCH. i T ^ 1*»! ■; »ATEnE»S.. .Phono829-501B.Haiohon.Idaho, ALLf TYPES OF HORSES BOUGHT. / CLOSEOUT BEAUTIFULBE/ puro-btod, Gotm.in sok). traded, Roglslerod and gredn -S Shophord puppies lor iaio or Itado .nDAY iOLD calves lor sale. ABS FRon Haioy. 733-6055. . . '■ ^ northilde cansi water, lor?324-4590. brooding. Southwest ol Wondoll. $^2359. SPECUL AKC REGKITERED IRISH soTier Colostrum ^ avaiiabto. 536-2773, ■ FOR F SALE: REGISTERED Ap- i ★SALE^ pups, I 10 wooks old, U5 352-4619. -gj paioosa 'gelding, genllo and woll- . ' lOOFt.RollfClearPoIy P;£ 'BEEF'ALO - -b u l ls 'a n d hollers . {) othyUno. 12'wJd*: - -fOR-aAL£-Bfitlany-6poBlol-pup», "fOf ------*y iratnod:Phono423-4078, ! R og.J3.00...... NOW$t2,50 : S20.324^2»i. *20. ___ . noO. » Cair734-7562- ' ' j §1 Classified : Six 1975 horso trsHers In slock. 2- ' .J -ii°".".ll> .-l> 18"SnoWShovol». : PROFESSKDNAL PRC GROOMING. Stud' Wp, E 5 monlh old HoisioiiThnHofs. horso !?1 low ns $1295, 4.horso S1795. '' = R e g ;$ f r J S = r t< O W .$ 3 .? .5 ~ -«o»vlco-vacailonlno7.i;utoardj'ou(= =.«oo =tl75-weW?3g*B55ir ''^------~ao^C!iC" Mlllor Konnols423^t04, - ' i’c Mohogony’Pfollnijhed ^ 1 OAY OLD CALVES lor sale, . BAY B HORSE. 10 yoats old. Seo al 66 Fini ln|ltiHls 645Jaci(8on. - 'jM U PO H — Ponellng. Rog. $5.95 . . 5 5 MONTH Mi OLO purobrod Brillany Double Oippor Ranch. Southwost ol & 12 Massoy Balor, 3 Inch spiinklor NOW _(po_^^)^._;_^.^2_^5 Spar 'Joromo. 324-6557. Spanlol lor i«lo, 115, Call 734.4593» .______- FOR I SALE: 2 Horso Irallor. Good "linos compioio. Phono 324^035 pjior^pm.______allorOo.m. 1$ SPRAY PAINT $ ] 4 ^ pftH sa t F -100-150 Holstflin hollers -'( condlllon, MUST SELL. Phone 423- * a i n s -SLASHEBf!—^ - wolgning Irom 1000-1300 pounds on ^ ■ INTERNATIONAL 9Vi' disc, mauro A — lOCCPo^Can. I 59 59.. • M . Khand-al ail tlmos.>Also 3 ouiiiis 10 6YgAROLO e black mare, oicolloni Jloader. Ills 300-450 iraclor. Evcoliont \ Z 0 Rog, 9 8 ' ______— _ . Illllnance with Eugene Hughes lor 1 4-H or Queen's horso. 423-4811. Condition, < 734-86M. , GOOD BABV and pasiuro calves for J00 THRU ;',»_l' Huohoa.Buh1543.58?SorS43-5969, for « 1,000 hoad or mote yearlings, in ------:------Sisalo, Hosston slack hand 10 and r m mover. Call 543-4975. : , . m!.2«. . i swcin ira* MUUI. ■ unlls u ol 200 I>mJ ut mote. Sond HORSE AND Liv e s t o c k FORALLVW 'S FOR SALE 40 head springer stock inauirlos ir 10 Box U-13 cfo Times- KBC ' o p e n SATURDAYS \ • > TRAILERS 'jMASSEY FERGUSEN iSOrQjosoi K WITH DRUM BRAKI :ows. coming with socond end Ihird NEWS. N . Rlley-BiiiiilefsMart a ll. Blood lesled, 882-3489. BySildhom^lfnvllIe tractor t and cab. muiii-powor. power •lt«lln* All Pock fronttWhMl Vk ’ o.m . to 1 p.m. | ; i ,1 GOOD SELECTK3N dairy hollots ' - Over 20 In (lock for sieorlng. t dillorentlal. lock - and ' l*«flnBi • FroftI W tiM l! IDMdli>iln.W>sr ______and an cows lor salo of Irade. Will buy J______immedioiedolivory. ... . }poworadjust wheels, 536-2422.. • lntp*d Hfdraullc SfiUm . . ■ - m a c -59------r CaW ■ . SPRING-SPECIAL------J SUPER-1048 hay Slacker-Call 32^------H i ksK w asiK ssi-jj 2'horte londem oxle, electric '. ? 2245, ' ;: g - COME IN MID BROWSE braket. grovel guards, 3 lone. iUSED 100 HP G.E. molor and wnei. • ]t§ : . . In Ouf Pofti t Act#HOfy poinl, lloor molt, escbpe door, 1Good condillon. 423.5713. ______"7l@ li.' ‘S*rvlc«: 733*2956 Lilt price $1695, sol* price IHC FARMALL H. in good condition . - SHOSHONESSALE YARD SI295. 4 horte ericas ttori ol . oxceiloni tear tubbor. tubbor on ; g [ ■• Porti: 733*2959’ UW ISM Blli.lolok«'Blvd. *1795. wide front ond now. IKC Faimall M SPECIAL STOCK COW,W AND FEEDER SALE Ori ve down ond tave of. -. . In good shape, good tubboi'iiitho M ONDAY. FEBRUARYSY 16.12:00 NOON way around. Dual incycio -Call c t o W V W V IM') M 1 0 I THE SADDLE HOUSE days 432-5400. Evenings 423^4t. SALE- — AD VANCE U ST/N G S; 777N.StoleSI. 874 INTERNATIONAL gas ulillty. 150 STock Cowi mostly while locot 00ond block bolly cows r Orem.UlDh (801)225-3^34 350houtS,likcnew.326-^. ISOMlxodColve* — ' USED I l50Vlghlyoorlingi 61 ■ . ■ . W m 50H>»liloinleodof»l*cr* ‘ Cood run of killer cows ondbulliulli THE SOUTHEflN Idaho Swino FOR SALE 12 tow folding Evoraman Brooders 32nd Annual Putobrod tool bat. 678-590],______AVE 'M For Furthor Informolion Conten lo c l: Swino Salo will bo February 20. '30A alack hand and rolrlo>or, 4)6- ...... 8 0 6 '- . 7 5 J 6 1976 al 1:00 p.m. at Iho Twin Fails 3721. S1 : . Gori niltStoEll BILL H A RRIS...... BURKEL W ILLIAM S...... 8 8 6 .7 7 4 3 Counly Fairgrounds In Fiior. Idaho, 4-H ond FFA ludging contest at OPPEL ' ONE row beel Harvoslor TOP QUALITY tockor moais. Beef,’ BOB WADOOUPS...... j . . ; ...... 5 2 7 -3 3 0 9 10:OOa.m,Formoreinrotmationc4ill with ’ mounlod loppor and -row lin- 200 Ilamb or poik, Bool wholo or hall at ' Dale Hopper at »4-22l6 or Qlona 'dor. 1 Good condlllon. Phono 324- 75 corns and 67 coma a pound CWF, Wrigleyal67fr79a, 4163, Ul Through !■ '; Counior 2 meats at livable lew pitcoa.' '— Try Us, Wo’tl do'our best to pleaso V fl Fobruaiaryl 976 O n... you, g EMMENS MEAT. Bluo Lakes ^ Boulovard Soutti, 733-89M. ■ f5-DT-175B— J-POTATOES-FOn-«a*fr433:3«J ------g m ----- ^------Wtilioandrod. 3lin*Tcl— 13.44 ivMAHA's I;" 4 line od — 17.72 -EM ^LE., HuiBot-polaloct^tJ - — PROFITS— ^ - ttnOMDTIVE------R *fl.$995 —service5 g uide—------SJlne-ad-----22-40— _ _ -1 caiw rA i COLO STORAGE APPLES. Salurday ARE MADE GIVES SERVICE EVERY S 261 Addison Ave. W. 733-5070 w/i#/Coupon-*7-95 \'A alternoons aU only, Cilspy Oolicious...... ' ;-! JoJonalhan, Rome.' Wlnoiap- Orr . DAY FOR-26 DAYS Oiebard. 1 milono'in ol Butil. BY. LISTING ' YOUR SERVICE rectory - 53— ------Fertilizrl Toploil - - and dir ...... "in' 733-0931 - f îUUiiuiiuuuuuumi

PtionoHM9M, ANSWERINQ ; service" ORAHAM CONSTRUCTION ~ for CARPENTBYWOflK 1 any typ* bf remodeling or n m ; % m CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES." . PROFE:36IONAL £ ANSWERING HOUSE REMODEUNG. tddllk>na. 8ERVk: i- provides: Tolophont, ebnaiructlon. ( whether addltkKii' Excellont brooding from Virus . kitchen*. t»r basement remodeling Jcabinet wbrli, tnd formica. K & H lesled Stock Pfiono 823.4527 or 726- ••croUrlil. I copying, mall, envelop* I _ConitnKlk)n..Wck..73MBW.Rteh____ -«tuMlng_MrvtoM-wUh-«euftMy ^ :g==_ALUSNI(OWMOBILL^WEAR1 ^ : | i«“ ------: - - ...... ^ -d«ilnnd-pt»n®rOpon-*¥Ory day- -<^tn»ctldfl.il.feMor»ibl*'prices_ -< J7 3 4 ^ . g • SNOW SUITS • INSULATED BOOTS • GLJLOVES jfp f APAPPROXIMATELY 3,500 sacks 734^500.T. and I weaenra you better. 73447M. ceill(ledso«Ipolaio<*^ 767-2911. N.______iSWAPSHOP • HATS • GOGGLES ■ • - - - -A APPUA»a.- Slar Ro«rte, Bliss. l^hO ^ H y o u 'n ' ' ^ Ortve Ways, Floora. Call for tree looking for MAHURE—SPREADIMQ- . ■AUTOUEWICEMOCQ" I _ Jeattmate.TM-TSSB. ■ M M an econpinlcii- 1 ...^ ,,, —< ------Custom FarmlnQi:32ft-47U or 326> .OIMJlt>«.nUr.48-»,-TO- ______rewind, I new and used motora tnd WANTED GOOD ml* MOHR BACKHOE Mivlce. Oravol, ' removing. All llmba cut artd saltly to place your ‘ STRAW, big clean talos, any rock, I,' din moving, building HOMEIMPROVEMENT r lowered I hydrtullctlly. Intured damollHon. fl»cavallon.7»W1> E low-rosted. ' ^|k: 'all' All SiSizes and ' g quantity. ^ SI.OO a balo. Phono 324- - INCREASE the value W_your home Savelll ‘ Stump grinding. 734-5727 or 4509._ FOR F FAST oKlcloni servlc«.-.call »w !| twtr.li tha Inllial .Intestm ant^ J733«4i...... ^ _ -aoB«-aACK-Hoe«>#4aj:— ^ Styles-of——; g- HAY TRUCKEIIS: II you nood :R«5SdeilSg by Red Rlv«.-Co«-, •fl: 0 0 1/ee-looplng tn d rernwmg. •«tnKUon.7P-2ttl. . ^ , t l — SNOtfMOft loaded? I havo Cabto and Hook CABW-NTHY : ^ ’* Reetdht'ble. Free etllmalet. In w — t s sts, Boots iQ uLoader. 423-5634 Monday thru : CUSTOM IMPLEMENT HAUUNO, sured 1 73M0eior 7344403, Friday. Ouanty C Korn* BuUdara. Own any property? We bulkl lo sull. Also do 1Call 423-041 evenlnga. SHRUBTRIMMIWG FOR AS I CLOTHINIIII AndhHelmets.. WANTED ^ Itrigalod summar pasiuro ' all • pttaaaa o( carpentry. Vory lor 1.000 or more yearlingg. In units rMSOTMbl*, t' hav* r*far*nc*a. Pal jINCOME TAX HEDGEi ANDjgHRUB TRIMMING ot Of fnwo.^SenJ^nqulrios. Âllrei, 734-eni, Kelih Fullerton, ... Income tax praparaUon. Fast, ac end a fner-04He*-, LITM-AS- M ira M , Weefcdaya. Evening* tnd ; . custom;. REFINIStllNa — BEMiO;QUIPMENT-|i-NEW-SEEDINO and pea sliaw.~JI.25' ■CARPliHTRY x |Saturdays by appolnunent. 681 ' : per bale. 423-4224, • g I & LEISURE m ^ RILEY CONSTRUCTION AND >Rler.73M642. Customt rannlshlng. Flier, S2M U 60 7ON GOOO second cutting hay. ^ HOME h IMPROVEMENT R«mod*ltng . s i % . i iflff 'SS'J. —733-7496 Ig ^Can delivery In Valloy. Phono 537- our 01 iip«clallty. El*cirlcal and ^NEED A TAX B R ^ Ihls y*a(7 Call s II 3fll% 6952ovonings. . ’ 'f'r'bmblnoandancarpontry.Allwerk ' Tax T Man Computerized Ta« Service. Financing anllaU*. 7 ------______200 BALES OF HAY for Sale; call ^ UPHOLSTERY ~ 536-2956 or 536^406 ovonlngs. g .raCFE88K>NAL.. 35' y*ar* n - MEATCUTTWQ H • fn Yem aperterKe: Virgil end - APPROXIMATELY 700 balos el -‘^ S K K * . Pr*l*r tfflall Jobs.. Lbw cCUSTOU-.HEAT-Cuttlng.Lewtnd Oennit 0 ere t b l ^ yoor FumHwe', ilraw tor Wlo. CalH»-5S84. 'nt-M., Ir*« «ttl«nttas.'PM o* 73)- NHero't CiMtetu. M l 4th Ave. Wett. it 'FOfl-SALEi-Oai' SKaWand w hoar" ' - ’ aaM;CitlKelty. « ...... — Tii•MiQloVMeyMbblie B utehe^g:00~ 'N YOU CAN ... aliiUUUUUUid'ilUtiiuiiiaLiK straw. Phone 733-1B80 or 324^134.' _5 ' SShSpafl^ " HAVE A ----- 50 TON OF third culling luy and ear ’ el .cort>, O ii ovenings, &36-32i6, ■ FrM ^ 4>«Ufflat*s. Call 793-11D b r m - M i.-, .■■ • . . ■ _ £ MONTH’S ^ lip > “OiMs aummor pasluto lor approiimately ' = PAJNTtto"^ - -q s^Ênds^ f l THTh OUSE Doctor la bwU 8 ^ ' i .1l0headolfatile.829.509p. J> tggf •PECORAl vtoq m * ’l(TER»n.BnEnOH.iMelaldno' » ATOR TABLES H 'Z In rtoW obMng, e oebM tal e p rty . C M t i i 0 •DEC0RA1MORflCTURES g 56 56 ' ------FinwMi I r* ■nd M l mmre. Fre* irtWl tt. ft SERVICE- W 'fliff —»-8!6 !!j l .VUliA^LRUGS ^ OTTf ___ i-piriH - *• -ijpwoiCTirr—=i --DIREgfORY— . H i " 7 # • SOME SUILIGHTLY 5 5 -J>»v«.W«a.7.3?^ ^ / ^ '■ .' •______■ . i 8f«CtAL ON plekSM071 ’ -. ;« ' r . .«ddl«on*.604700...... BAIL M N ^ R I ILUMP AND »OKEfl..X0«l and- 'V. :T im es;êw i ------I'V ' — -■ j|ydiloeh_a/lL.qtll-a2S.5aii7_ „ ,„ > n ln ,.. . f . . ■ g; f URIINITURE- Ih ; R08 C0N8TRUCTI0N-Abm«l, - ! IT/os^f/ecf^ds” ' “ PHONE “ - | | 1 2 7 ,2 nidAVEflUEWEST d M '•im tl obfflffltrolal, rwn«»d«ano. .57 , ' ~.P«lslSqpll»S- MMlfciM. S - MW n*M:-nr*plMM.~ - ! 7M -I41I — loWMm. I 733-093r I, STUQ— ' ' well'marked Boston 7S 733-0931 Tertier. smallrJ4W58fl allor 8:00 _ y"-;- . ^— - ■ -■ — Ht a i s s a s m i m m

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...... - ~ 7 ‘" ~ ..... : V - 1 3T7 ^ FimbvteMitr SuntlayrFotiruarylS 1976 Tlmo3-l*w8,-Twin Falla Jd ^ o - ' 5 7 - ^ 74 ~\'.'Ciipfs|l■10 ■ c jtiK ( s m i jiK . •>n ociis t siwiiis 1DENNIS1 THE WtNACE ' ‘ _140^ IN rEBNAT(ONAL i ,t>e^lem -«^..CM4P8ivv.lih.» averahoi, gas : FOR SALE: 1972 Yamaha Enduro. .ftiovo-0Yon,.gat light. 12 voit-ltO 1872 ' 'SUZUKI 550. eicelleni coJ; -diWrt plu» ehiftid ana saddle bags, 3°good condllion. everyltiinQ works — ~voitrieg'ooifremran d ~Vr'»iarTinr------: 300d "Siock". :24.287J -'- I . « -B3 ■ ■.'■ ■ Trtda^ - - - - ^ N FOfiO TRACTOR Wlin loader. • {600.733-9394. ttS0.734.2ta5e(lor6;00. ' : oood eontlinon, I 12M. CLEAN 1973 Yamaha 175 Scrambler fc t'971 DODGE 100 Tradojmon van in ^3S-?331. ______WHEN YOI/CANT USE IT. DON'T . -Very -V ôotf condllion ihroughoul. Jn,FORSALE:197iSu:ukiTSJOO fl OOC - KEEP ITI Sell it lor cash with a Warn S miles, ncolloril condition GroO l.ii ocelloni condition 436-3P24 • _TOR SALE; Mod«r t04« Htm HotUnd Ad. Olal 73iO«i. ;Se»i0»ppi*iaie734-3319, • j ,Sirool 1, or Irall. SS50 Phnnu allot r. »l*ckof: medal » ' Cita i 543-5655 iit.ilMlhor: Modsi9 0 ^ 4 'N««KolUnd FOR. SALE: 1972 BSA 440 Cycle ‘ FOR SALE: Four each 8 < 15 mch .. ■ ONE'PAl¥~Kn«lasel akl*. 200 cc. tt»U 8V4* SECURITY cab-over S495.t 1972 Maida Pickup t2,29S — wh.to spokoa urns anfl 6 now 10»15 »»aihttf; MU Inlarnallonil lr»etof. . , wlih.Look Nivada bindlnas. Oood camp«r-wlih c hydraulic jacks. 734- Both q units real sharpi Must aoe lo" sOw X10 tool Inner, used lo haul inch tiroi tor Ford W idn: 366.7969 37Tm ,m oaoi,^tl W flood {endlilon.” rondimn. ISO, Phonn 324-MI9, • 33163 atlor 5:00 p.m. a I — ^ ^ aTlore , . ______.„ fhon«S44-;;re.______■ appreciate. Phone Fairliold 764.H59 mimodular. homes, 3 axle-eieetrie _ -FiSCHEaSKlS. .imcm-S3Q-Htiilli«-:. _> aller4,______l_ .; ; )' _ b'«:tea. SIOOO, Phone733-3171. .. FO^R SALE: ^1973 Ford BangorTLT ladles alii bools tlJoS'^ 10 8 narrow, ^s'^CAMPEF'BOX-CDOrTOnOiltOn------: B 1967 YAMAHA 100 Trail Biko. Oood it 1CM" wido, wllh nolch*, SQ. {ooi Doom >Djn All COLEMAN CA».ir>E»r sleopi _ CiKUl condllion A lot ol utiras ONE 1672 Polaris &30 Mustsns, Ono SQvon, liko now.’ J 120O 423-5JM 1974 19 SUZUKI GT 550, bought ntw 82 Piionr5«3.!6J3.-,li.|,6pni 1-hydraullc. In Very flood eonflilton. Eqiipmiit Pnono 3J4-4J61 1973 Polaris SOO TX Both'in ot-. alinr6. ol .lour fo months ago.' Rack and bar ‘ 82 Heavy collonlcondi|ion.e?S-SCOt. -______•______. »i,?Ofi ?1 Phone 829-5875. COMPRESSOR tSflCFM/,crow lypo, • ^ 0 " c:.t, - ■ HUTCH GRAIN elMi.or; Iw ulo o r. PARIS CAMPER lor salo. lully — ------' liko new. Musl sacrihc 14750 487. •‘font. Ffoo Ocfnonsiijiion. 1975 ARCTIC CAT Z crofls coonl.y’ equipped JG50. Fils OalSun. ToyoU- 2205. RicmiOId . . . .^ . Irack. oiceltonl condiiion. 733-7J35 *■and Ford Courier pickups. 734-S540 - NortovOwMaonAitalereyciM ' ■ f c-.‘ i Iiun-,11,-.M1„ *„noii1 . yi-l-MAN CONSTRUCTION 7J3- _ allorC 00. ^ A m' s TANOEW d ri'^ "'‘te,^d ,v;.|''._.""i';;i'"' '"-‘t '.43 6 502 ■ YAMAHA SNOWMOBILE, oood“ ------i8018.Urt^f»..j«om»------• ortdor.-neiOrPnpng 324.4129 ■ ■ ■ - — ______M)Q_JQHN_DE£RE-^ a ti(ig L -T^r j.contiiilon^3u£-iQ.app(acuio-U>oa____ 1973 rom ).fil#^P . cam/irr sp.icmi ^ ~73i:3Q33-orier5' p.m" RUiT ai~?«------=0»=Sporu:K;n-0X«*pFrr(e3rihirf=-= = tvtHt-inucKjr-ijsrxh^-^^ ------^jpscyTtroasofrDaiorTOrusPO------: ycnrOld.934-J656 SEE S THIS one batore you uuy a 1971 KENWORIH cabow ~T9?0 ■sflflliyci*''- 21^ Hcsilon 14' Sivalhoi. I Madison.______^ 1076. 1074 Kawasaki KZ400 IMIJ Bro wilt. 6M oallon Link H250 1963 • Brown Irailer, 40 it, hmgod lout j Ch«v, TtJck with 1,000 o-lllon tank • Aliii Chalmcrt 1H Spucoi 9' sell 1075 : JOHN DEERE 440 31'OwmoLilo iTÔFOOTCAMPEn.SaOOo. bosi IJbiko. loaded wilh uitras. jusi like dowdown 8idos. Mint conijilcri Sco.il S1500 Phono 324-2442 , “ . -Rfopollodcomoine 3?4-»95 or 73J- 1976 , modilicalions.-' 450 niiixs. ollnr. Call 733-J396 rinow. 1100 miles C.^lt allot 5 30 :3«- ACEACE HANSEN Chi'violci or Mil 374- 'VouiaiowHowiHosETHwes5S 60... PUSH COME TD‘ jfUMflsklffifion. _ ,nicolloni condiiion. PhanO 733-236A — - . 2;2763. ^ 65916591 VERYSHARPI 1973H ,;V d^;;7v or 733-7496. 1J SHOVE'AM^SHWECCWETOT O f l O i V / - fon I,ick.;p. Lo.idfrd 19 000 milos J 5 ------MolDfHoniBi — ------r»ol(~''Bif,’' low ftoU(s.' eieulloni 1974 i JOHNSON ROTARY enaino: 50 J ~ ~ Trieiis 83 condiiion: 2 miios North tnd '■i mile h,p,t 48 aclual mllos. Stored lor Iwo ' «Si E THE now jntf-?j -Tiofla mini', IS "Trucks Z EaMotSimoloislnDuhl. . >yoara. >875. 733-39l3or 326-4002. • m molor nomo nnd compare our' ^ T ■ . I . J 2H2 • Heavy Equipmenl JsT Triicls,_I. -ii}5L-CHC.VJiQL£t PICKIIP j. -Tv;on974 Pouris SnowmoDitos 440" ' ■*" 'IHC Supor MTA good condition, 1 Inc.. Sbulh Main, Gooding, Noriii i.I'ovii. inw mileage Good con- CC and 530 CC. Good Shapol SI,S00 dili(Jri Phoric713.J67B------. .' 3oi()lhos.?33-3i}tcven)ngs. j;lor bolh, Pnono 432-5544-1. »«side ftoadauariors (or ^ tl your H f l H n l i i B t 1974 HEAVY DU IV isM OArsuNPICHVP. gooaM'pi. toereatlonol vehicle needs. 934- In Ferguson Mcklint liMiK'r 3i!<; ;.r-r ^300d running ordrr. src ,11 M.ulo's 1975 CHEVROLET LUV pickui) 7800 20,000 POLINO HOWE ftCalol « > 17 T. 4536,, Loss.' ovorhoad ——lower-. j j !. buckets. Jll or u -51 ol'ft [Jirn PPi«a. Burliiy. 678-7521. ______miês., 4-3oeea transmission_326- Twbl97S Sc^'plon Whips, S2500 or . -used vnry Kill.. Call evrtiinni-TSj:------= : ...... - h)h^8larior.CallSS-2» 6. - -- pricos______P" ______2567. 1(1962 OODGE Short bo«. pickup. 4- ‘ : L THEAVY loo CHAIN lOdS Jor neavy ■■ Stood 734.2231 aller 6 phono 734^ 1968 FORO PICKUP, fi Cylinder. 3 3 oqiiipmont, eul any lenpiu up lo 7173 . _ . , T ranfT rallirs 77 AUSTIN, WE&IEPN 5 tor. R’fi"?“i •' 7653 « 'snood 731.7Wi,l . .„ r - ,150 IMI. n,pe *i0D!i lor Ford pickup. J50. Call 32M233 or J24.5116, Of lee ai 2 - 733-0504alior2p.m. I'JM" INrERNMIONAL~T7‘6o"oV' '1974 ~ TOYOTA COROLLA. Low -Norih,3Uw«(ioUefome IB' PROWLER TRAILER lor Mto: PORTABLE p 3 ion onomo hoist, M"iii.It.icUit 100 (i.iiioi, („nkj rriiileaiju. Excellent eat. Bug Climc. call3?W231. Minsu9)ack.JD0u Phono 734.6475. G«Ci(lluii| condition Ti.nli'r"- -336 W.nnm3lon 733-0555 , ■ 19^ JOHN OEERE 6600 Ediblo Boon 1970 VW BUS. 5,000 miles on laclory' . . . combino. e«a englno, cab wiih air-- i1975 ' 17W SELF coni.llnod triHlor, £ a a g . . * . * .... ’ Call54W913allor 3.00p.m. - ’ ; " • TOR « - SALE—1909 -327' Cnovrolor* ' . !horl mock-Vory ntco-Oniy-JlW4------pwndtiionor. t4" tiojdor wiih pickup _oni3!np^LRWp.t!‘lQn9.«6.Cari).i02_ . . _ _0'0_C!jcii_336^tfaitiliigio/i_733:____ -■— ■^fOOTTBifa*—cnopponB ^T itT ir'^^ =r ho.-ias, torkor manllold. and holly liros, hydiauiic tool drWo and lill, Ifl- OASIS TRAVEL Trailer, real carb. 4.000 miles, ali now pails. 55l'S:„5:'"“” 'rgTTvvVGO'iTARE Dock, engineanj • John Oooio radto. also with Sund ""nleo, 733-9416. ' «1600. 733-4640 cvonlngs. Modol 690, fl" windrow pickup. 423- — 1060 CHEVHOLET '. ion vV 'tr.in'inilssion rccontly overhautgd. ------.------U S E D ______i ne,v 1i»r.s nnorf _ ^ Clime-336 ______- ' ' ^ 2 *■<=neW and^ ^lesalh8nlO,OOOm(lC8onmolor.S36^ • -- ' ■ ’P0RSALE"I2 low (flTifrhB E*«fsman Ira - INDUSTRIAL s IralforiTall ilrea. Gooding Ford Inc.' 6578. . - - 1%5 FORD •> ion. o.ti..7loan~B7Ti" ’ ”1975 TOYOTA CORONA. 9.000 ' "T lool bar. 67»-S903. > ' South So Main. Gooding, Northside _ ifliiimEO=^ I Oiler Phono 324.5773______EQUIPMEt^T iS miios S2000 'Balance, assume .HESSTON »A Hack h#i«J andhoadquariore for all your FOR FOI SALE FORD 289 and aulomaiie 9 2 'iaries conventional, 6-71I DetroitDe diesel, 13 speed Wymonts oUtlijtO por month, 543- , fclflover.4J#-372l. rocroaiionai J g vohle|(f> needs. S34- transmission, irar ' bolh In ic.-r end. S3C. ii •538, Loss overhead & lowor pricos, 283 2M CHEVROLET ENGINE, some Burley, Idolio , inch Oldl wllh4 2-bartelcarbs. MS. . chovycht p.1113 lor n.Ho/H-70-X 14 wllh 2157 ^ • 321-76S6 3 NeMKTran^mlsslr'n, rim lor chevy In good condition. 733- If's A Pleasure Doingg B usiness A t . . . Phono 678-5S05 FREE 1972 s 22' PROWLER, lully jnlt 4157, V.T PICKUP 8 DELIVERY - - «contained. ' J3.000.436-2931. BOB HOUSTON « Solc'i Roprovoniolivo 86 ^ Autos For Sale B , on ony Motor reeondllioning - ^1069 ROADRUNNER Tfaitci B > lT ONONE SETMichotin Iiros mounted en i ^ Ms lor Sals' or ovofhoul ol. John Deere Fully pul ooulpped. Very elt-.in. 733-2593 maimao lypo iinis. For Chevrolet. J200. Homo Phone 733.1490 TracloitorEqulpmenl. all,allorSp.m. ' PhtPhono4?3-56Bfl, . Ace Hansen Chevrolet C John Daer* Flnonclng "It's Fun To Drivo A 76 Chevy—— An A All-A,morican Corl" Avolloble on your ovarhoul —- 16S4 Bluo Lokcs Blvd. Opon'ion 7117:00 733-3033 ■83.^ - ‘ Trucks i ir r 83?- I I------TT-T-:— rwlrrfotlr7T793-7272—:------^ ------6,36t30orfl3iM5»------6uhl...... 5^3-4392 • . ; t~975 DAtsilN Low niilus. 2,000 CC '______Good Go condition Alol ol uiKiis GEMEQUIPMENT , PhPhonu 543.5623 iillfrCp in ------SAIES, IN C r A 1957 FORD inr. iruck lon-j KlmberlyM.Eoit.TwInFolIi a r - —r whucltiA'jC CKvcrL’il Mock rack »/; 733-7272 , J7S0. 73.1.2230 /Si . '•"-». iS:1973 SUPgH CUSTOM Ion OMC. • J m.: ' ? ' i g r power slponnu. power brakes, Th^ auiofnatie tr.injmission, dual i,inks. ' ‘^LELY-ROTERRA now B-ply lires. lully earpuicd. AM- ^ ...... for Eorly Spring; - ■■ FM 8-lrack stereo. CB. Grill guard and lights. Cari'l)o'sccn~«l Mac ' - • Seed Bed Pfeporoilen Chris Salsun. Twin F^Hs. wocdk- *•“' • Chemical Intofporeilen days. 733-1823 and ask lor Bront. Or . ... • Sovo $ B/Making Fewer I324-2263.______' . ~ • Tfipi Over Your Fleldi 1867 lntern,-ilMn,H 10 wtic-lor. \2 ______Alt_SI7P< ■^HCnillCVfMIB____ _ ------0EM0RSTRAT10N-N0W!------" Johnson. 3?4-5967.______; lUCICH FOWIIMCTOR * ' ^ ^ ” i1955 j Oodgo '/ ion pickup ni.-,innnd - - , V 8 JulomatJC. aood tirBsrfons-ttonrl-J?00-934.------___^Hie_CiiinfottalileJoiRooinii-linpiifl-Cafî.^______8297. —,P- ______fistas.Ftlim i: — :7rrr^.-~~— -.ila19CQ FORO I '; ton. c.coHont conaition. stoelbed. <;itr,i tool tiiu. $296S5750 Ttlicksj . -c.n'tfe,ritfojo3io'ik:SI;IOO.-5lH425.-T:7Tr=r r ~■..... ■ J Door CorollfliSedan P etl Pollvofe'tf ' ioi00noaa.pnono543-4004. ~ M X tai>lSagâ^^'a?5?nCCTnti3ttnEBB e MUST SELL 19"n'cMC Cu-.lnrr, fiOO 'NEED HORSE PASTURE ioTw iniH B eSik^- — Financing AvailableA — head ot norses thiougti Apill IS. ---- - . -Pfto°ftono733-4SQ1^lL-f^'oil»''W-^ ' ' xie-2iesor34}-g?i8. .S3.965.S0 dellvefed In Twin Fallss wlltiwl S3BV down payment plus 1 FORFOi SALE 1952 IHC Iruck. gram 'lax. S2.S76.S0 llnonced. $736.388 financeII etiarge. APR 1.4.54%. _ _ sldOB, calllo rack wiiii hydiauhr.s. 43 payments ot $7fl.<4.o monlh onn«ppre-ien pickiip:-5tiort ~ ' ' ' ■ WlllOfl' wheel tw:o 0.111734-3589011016:00 •- | | BEECH BONANZA 3S. low iimo' .^ c u n l Iteenao. Many oilrat. Fine ' 1954 B-61 MACK dioiot. tandem I __ condllion.Phonn7J6J244,___ J l / . ] M H k 4 ddvdrivo, 1040 Chovrolol tl.’il bod dump Hj |l I J I I I 195E105S.A.I60-I.HQ.|ruckU33-ir37. Call H ------SVVlFI.CCilO-Poiy Paini, I«5 h.p__ Z lllorJ'pjn.^>— ------■ ------ For more inlormollon call 734.S300.B' loSdilly,

NIN£;FOOT wUe pontoon boal. Iwo ___ Moreutv melots. 10-horieoewBr __ AEt each»• including __spocla1 hiutlng .. __ Martin, -^ T l~BOATS. Caialins 27. 22. ‘ Ooromdo IS. Omoga 14, Cyclone . T ioiaiiim 13. Saboit 8. Canoe. Pans and •ecettorlei. 8EAQULL MOTORS ' NOWINSTOi)CKAT THE sj T-" , BAY CITY MODEL ie?0«' boil Ml' ' - partially complolod, tialler in- 436-3721... TRUCK Cl Jong'*oie<&”e':^yko"/i}w" f | ~ Approilmilely 100 hoo'fa. I1?»»rllh • 4 Wheel Drive Pickuptps • Blazers H eonJ{dl.,25 Iwiepower Johnwn.. lon^electrlc. Apprmlimlnly Iflft in __ • Vans ,• LUV Pickups • 1-Ton ■ - 1M-hounrj»D.'Boim«v*'fl*rB~' . saQoo taknt. iiiii in boxes Oo< ~SretfVSrT• ErCaffnnoT 12fit.YwlnFalliof.753<141,- ana larger Farpi Trucks I 128 Standard ■ H IN E W 1 9 7 ' - 'j^ l>raw ft;.ChryiW^ ^ ! ^ -^ U S rUFFLEfFJW— ^ 6 F |A t 12 Door Sedan ^ CduHtlnt _ ITralUn ', A tew diesel tructcksw ith js in e s s -A I . . . iEA>MEIMAci^CO ..r-' sp^bulkeriirs. STANCIDARD EQUlPMEi^T^ T : ; <01 «,,Unce}n. • 4 Spood/Ovorhood Com Engingirio • Front Whool Djlve • PowPower FronhOUc-BraKes ■' ...ii • • Rodiaf Tiros-■-ViovI Interidlridr--*^Rocltning Buckef Seats'' •FlowrThroush'VehlT:—•• ■' r T otTon • E lectric W in d o w Dofoggo'r Do: • Roclt S' PInldn'Ste®leering . ♦.'.Indtfpendent _ _ S u s p e n s I o n ._ _ ...... ------BRliMSWrCK'AKD OEtMOrpboT- —_WENOW-lEASE ~ ----- ; table*, ntw end u M . Air Hoclin..* V CARS,ANPiWUCKS : ■ - w t h e o a v ;.'. HANm m m ( R i F “ ' Ii’s Fun T o Drive A 76 Chevy— Ah Alt-ArrAmer/con Cor/" . — / MONTH OR YEAR. . -Magic Vdlleyj H ^lASiJ^lue^Ldkes B)vcvd._,_,._O pen-T 'il-7;00-Q-——733-3033-i IStcrmifiomihI 2S9.'4(h-Ave. yveir . plm _9«|^eoaus3peMrni|^-V^.r M i

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