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Democrat seek!:ks top office run Twin FFaUs’ cher brought a lunch Golden ri Ron Bcitclspacheicial announcement of bucket to his officia[daho governor. his candidacy for Idol Pa9«B1 bond rsrating luditbrium bid Board O K s aut icd to have this." John state’s best1 ' ‘Tm , very pleasedvin Falls School Board Roper told the Twin)id on the John Roper fls It accepted a bid New desijjignationj^ /A uditorium . ______------saves cityy money; on libraryy issue ops Minico Twin Falls stop By Mick Normington iketbal! team defeated Times-Ncws writer Twin Falls basketrsday night in the open- Minico 39-30 TuesdaClass A-1 Region 111 TWIN FALLS - Mood;aody’s Investors Ser- ing round o f the iment. CI: vicc Inc. raised ihc ratiratings oii thc city’s; Basketball Toumamc PafltDI bonds from single.A, to single AI -'the highest municipal ratinglg inir the state. Jordan’s joumrney The higher rating allow<[owed the Cily Coun-; begins his long trek lo - ' cil Monday night to refin■cfinancc some o f its; Michael Jordan mbcj ajor Ic a g u ^ ittc r^ ^ 1989 bonds on the librarDrary and save thou- ward becoming a maj interest, said Gary «*l sands of dollars in intc Evans, city financc dircctcector. -Stelite ln ro tte r o f t h e U nited The higher bond ratinging lets the cily to re- . S ta te s te a m eklnk lm s d o w n th e w o m e n ’sBSU- i .. finance its outstandingg bibonds at lower in- per-grand slalonlom course, right, at KvitfItqell, terest rates becausc thcic cityci is seen as less hat’s criticol with in- Ospitality Non(vay, cn her\e r w a y t o a 1 :2 2 .1 5 tim e • of a credit risk. And that’ Hagerman liOsj it-the gold medal In that R l r / ^ 9 terest rates now going backbac up. w h ic h w o n hel-tl By law. cities can onlynly refinance munici- }h? Head to the JU vcr- Vinter-Olymplcs. Her-tearrim * ------Crazy about fish? e v e n t o f t h e W in pat bonds once and cancat only rcfinnnce; Bank. Pas* Cl . m a te s ; a b o v e», h(h o is te d h e r t o t h e ir s h o tul- -IBH bonds that arc "callable”le” o r coming due. In ^'^rtrlum ph*. which g:g a v e - . . . .. rcccni years. Twin Fallsalls has token advan- )rieans ■ )Hf M cond gold medal pfo f t h e . . lage of low interest rates;ites and refinanced al- : TWnkSewbr le seM nd In^ alpine akllngig ' . < V . most all of its bonds. So only $900,000 of 'Mardi g a m e s a n d t h e a Create a festive Ml For additional coverage o f , t ' thc Sl.65 million in libraibrary bonds were rc- cohfipetltlon. Foi financed Tuesday, Evansans said. ee pages D-1 and D-3. the Games, see i Those bonds had carricirricd varying interest — rates between 6 pcrccnt:nt a and 9 pcrcent. But _ with thc refinancing,J, tl th o se ou tstan d in g bonds now carry an inlcrcsl inl( rate of 4.15 Mi^m brief pcrccnt. KeepmoratMi Blast att power plant |1Strictaboi) r t i o n l a w “It’s prctiy incrcdibhiiblc thinking about ■ficials w ere pro b ab ly paying 4.15 percentIt throughtl thc year Twin Falls officiratftrium fanyon-rim ______right tft put n ------2004,’lEvans-said- t (hey should end it as The refinancing wilwill save the city ' development, but di “ g o e s i n f c today’s e d itO M ^ ^ s . injures^;r3n¥orkde^uii«'arc inv Pleasease see B0NDS/A2 • Ihe.buiTt ce n tir at the I fnivCTsity, nivi o f'^ o fth e explosion3n. , L _ _

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But it Wha/hat would happen lo Amcricica’s draconian cuts in federalleral services, r the “It would take theic sesc cu rity out o f frieiEriendly witnesses Tuesday in1 (3dueling would not suggcsjest which taxes to “intenternational credibility” if I as a Social Security andi the th care oul of SeniSenalp hearings. raise or programsns to cut to achieve amend:ndment were passed and a: :alth ahd Human ' IiTpne bearing room, Sen:n. Paul Ihc neccssary savsavings; lawmakers resultill Congrcss.'refused lo letI the-I Medicare.” said Healtl irrow Services Secretary Donr)onna Shalala. SimSimon, D-UI.; the plan’s libera:ral chief w ould have to . Treasury bom pay “Our veterans haveave already suf- spo:sponsor, beard former Demcnocratic decide that later. ‘This w ould ppr r e v e n t Velerans Affairs presidential candidate Paul T:Tsongas Supporters :bts? fered enough,” said Vc own, warning of praise the amendment and wa:vam that say the amend- the nation from.fr Byrd 'asksked Secretary Jesse Browr ouse cuts in veterans bencfiis:fiis. witlwithout it, mountains o f federieral debt ment is the only[ fighting crli:rlme white Hoi b u dget ch;h ief On the other side,. amendment am sup- willwill be passed to future generatations. way to forcc and m akingi g o u r Leon Panclta. calamity if thcir \ "That can only happen if w) — Hillary tory insuranonee purchasing alliances, choose chc lo disqualify you from do so or And she saidI 757; pcrcenl of insur- previously pr with Roy Ralaymond and Rodham Clinion asscrtc:rtcd Tuesday “You knowlow these television adver- carc car bccausc they w ant to di :y would ancc policies haveave lifetime limits on brings br 10 years of experi(rience in auto lhat Ihc only choice in healthi care tisem cnts thal thi th ey ’ve spent about chargc ch? you more than they , “Wc do coverage of mediedical bills, some as repair. re lhat Ihe Clinton adm inistristralion wants S20 millionon bn saying that we’re have ha^ otherwise,'’ she* said. “ ly.’’ low as S 5 0 ,0 00 0 anda others SI mil- Tony is certifed in the repairn front to lake away Is Ihc insunsurance indus- go in g lo take tak away your choice? want wa to take thal choicc away Itive vicc lion. “Once you1 hithi that limil you arc wheel wl transm issions.' irear wheel T o nY y DDurbin try’s choiM o f whom itt willw cover. ' Well, that’ss just ji flat uninie,” said the _(Charles Kahn III, exccuti' d,.‘‘She’s not insurable iny an> morc unless you . transmissions, tr{ Ford electr:tronic engine ' Appealing to Ihcc American first lady, ptepresideni o f the HIAA, Said,' ing s y s t e m s , ecord in pay a huge, hugeugc incrcase in your control,CC 4 wheel atignmeients and air conditioning Legion for support of the While "In fact we’rew going to give you chosen chi to be a broken rcc tion to all ol his loyal cusiiiustom ers to jslry. The premiums,” she;.said. aa Tony T( extends an invitatic House health plan, Mrs.Mr Clinton more choiceice bccause the choice is attacking atti the insurance indusi Ian arc in She told the veterans vc the Clinton c cc o m e to T h eisen M otors fofor their auto needs. said, “We have to changiinge the insur- not going toto be! your employer’s and fact fac is, the details of their plai 3W them to choose to . ^ I n C u s t o m e r S a t iisfaction s for 7 Y e a rs s i I, n a R o w ! w ay it oper- the choiceis is not going lo be the gov- trouble tro and they seem to0 p re fe r plan would allow ance m arket and the wi ;allh carc through the rj cmmcnt’s., TlThe choice is going to be shooting she the messenger rathither than get all thcir hcall JuCes iH arrisons ales.” veterans’ medicalcal system. Currently, She renewed her attackattJ on the yours tomaklake. discussing dis the issues." million VA hospitals arean prohibilcd from Health Insurance Asscssociaiion of "The onlyily choicc we’re trying lo Mrs.' 1 Clinton said 81 r ng condi- accepting Medicuicurc or private insur- Am erica’s television ads ad: that criti- take awayis is those insurance compa- Americans Ar have pre-existing THEISEI:n nAOTOORS nsurance once. cize the Clinton plan and ils manda- nies ... soI thattl they can no longer tiotions that make heallh ins For 40 Years Ttie Easksiest Placo In The World To1 BuyBuj A Car TOIMAINAVEjE^^Fal|s73W700TOLL^^M o w i w o y J ---- — IEducatioi]n h e a d : SIchools c B r i e f l y y 1 ad u lts, c l ■ I - —;— rmust join hildren | More distanimce needed betwween planes WASHINGTON (AP) — America’sAi • Be- gcncrou;ous with praise arid WASHINGTON — Small planes should be rcrcouired to stay farther a’dulls aj, and children “arc losin5ing'touch encouragement, All Fall & behind Boeing 757 jetlinersjctl when landing to avoivoid being cau ^l in Ihe with one another,’’ and thec i nation's • Talk lo yourIT teen-ager.tc r\ tom ado-like w inds, lhat thi swirl behind ihe biggciger planes, the govern- jj.]schools must move urgentlyly to help Riley said effortforts also must be must ;ach out to minority ment says. bbrin r g them together, Edi•ducation be made to rcac Holidayy A series of incidentenls involving the airliners,i, ii including 13 fatalities Secretary gj Richard Riley said TiTuesday, youth. , since December 199-992, caused the N ational Transportation Ti Safety "If I am troubled by anyththing it is Riley’s speechch comes a week after 10 be drift- the Senate pa.vscdscd two of the Clinion Mercharididise Board to launch a specpccial investigation, . .. thithis: We seem, as a nation, to The board concludeudcd Thursday lhal failure: to require enough d is-. ing toward a new conccpt of childhoodcl administration’ss educationcc priorities — tancc between landingling aircraft is a bigger factortor in Ihc incidents than which says that a child can be\x brought the Goals 2000:: EducateE Amcrica Act, ntaiy national standards 0 % - 7 0 % any spccial charactcriseristics o f the 757. intoint this world and allowed to fend for which sets volunia t recommendations to thJthe F e d e ra l A v ia tio n j,j, id in a pre- for education, andmd the School-to-Work •off ■ The board sent n himself or herself,” Riley said fo m ake room for our> u r n e w ..A dm inistration includ:luding a proposal to reclossiissify large commercial pared „ tcxl for his first addrcscss on the O p^rtunities Acl,Acl designed to better : students who don't aircraft and to requireuire morc distance betweenn landingI aircraft when stale of American education. prepare those si Dring Selections fromi m G r a f f , small planes followt bi]big ones. “There is a disconnection1 hereI ihat attend college forbr lthe job market. demands our attention — a disconncc-di: It also followsvs ireports thal U.S. stu- H C ollectibles & Preste s t w y c k :st juvenile diabe>etes therapy ttion so pervasive betweeEcn adult dents still trail thetlieir counierpads over- Study to test America and child Amcrica ihjlhat wc arc seas in math andnd science, while hold- est to determine if juve- ^ W ASHINGTON — A large-scale clinical test all losing louch with one anoilother,” he ing thcir own inI rcreading. vas announced Tuesday nile diabetes can be)c preventedf with insulin wai lold morc than 700 sludcnis,is, parents, Riley was quicklick to acknowledge that by theNationallnstitutitutcs o f Heallh. educators, business, labor andid commu- public education3n has many problems, many as 80,000 people, The study, which^ mmay involve screening as mi nily leaders gathered al Geoeorgelown but he decried politicalpc maneuvering of people from develop- j** s .setting back the movc- wilHcst a therapy thattha could savc thousands o f; Univeisity. that hcsaid was.sc irc a lifetime of insulin ing Type I diabetes,;s. a; disease that can require He asked busines.scs, chunurches and mcnl toward edualucalional reform, shots and daily bloodod tests.i 5 a greater public wcwants higher academic community groups lo take d ■ T o fmd patients for the clinical trial, Dr. Phillilillip Gorden, director of standards, morc>re accountability and ^ role in helping families. ve and Kidney Diseases, ™ It their children are gel- the National InstituteUc o< f Diabetes and Digestive “There is a moral urgencracy io our some sense that ll ependent diabetes melli- said blood relativess ofol patients with insulin-dep< coming together, a need totc act, to ling prepared forar Ithe coming times," he I jdies thal are known to “ nol want d conservative I P 3 3 8 M a in1 SSt., G ooding 934-5636, 6 ______; _ tus will be tested for the presence of antibodi rccooDcci, to make our.&cfaool;olsthcbcst„said. “They do no slop the disease. nor T Democratic^ or I show up in Ihe bloo'ddd yearsJ before people develO] in the worid,” he said. br a liberal, no injections or pills with “* People selected for the trial will be given in Riley’s “famiJyJnvolvcimment cam- Republican, soluolution lo our nation’s ln|2 lyTtionitorcd throughout u S a y iH H B small doses o f insulirulin, or they will be closelyi paign,” drawing on parental11 |practices '"ducation troubles3le.s.*’ - -- — ------“ ;ars o f the lest. the cxpcctcd six years araround the world, will providiidc parcnls with a scries of concrete stepsps they can ' Clinton urgeges Congress to passpi crim e bill taketa to assist their children’si education.o Glasscies in onee h o u i ^ ; education io — President Clinton stc]ileppcd up pressure on Bcpnning this spring, the < L O N D O N , O hio - ng a tough and smart crime bill)ill Tuesday but warned sesecretary plans on publishing Congress to pass a t( 1 advice for ;oo far in trying to pul chroironic, violent offenders Rules,” R filled with education a against reaching too Iso a JI behind bars for life. . PJparents. The department alsc M o u i f U ^ ^Where Fashioion, scries of papers lhat will 6 M ain Ave. N. | Tuesday she w ill scr\serve jusl four years in her jot){ob*, even if President Bill t t l a n d i i s e 734-7811 , d in to n is electcd to ai second term in 1996. - m/h ere C u sto m e r S crvice I *i think everyone!ne knows I will do this jobt> ffor four years and four ■ I b O u r Sp e c ia lty " I years only," O^Learjury said in remarks al the! N ational P ^ Q u b . *'I I '^ow M arke70%boffi ( don’l have the cnerg):rgy” lo serve longer than that,lat. O'Leary,*, w ho took too officc a year ago,'spolpoke Tuesday aboul her g efforts to inspire mnore or public “tiust” in the Depiepartment of Energy. | Opfpptlad m ftrtm w in iC p O ltS

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Nation ' 1______’ I [ ) r e T a i ] hlookcasi»uaity-KCelsotorretire B r i e f il ! y One mo ------1 “I regard Adm.[). KKelso as a man of WASHINGTON (AP)>) — A dm . j------)p kidnapping the highest integriegrity and honol:,'’ Rescuer shonsibiIity-to-B9^^^H • —opcratibnsrl-hod a-respoi T ailhook toj-take tal place.-I-haV©— ...... - lead the Navy through tlthe proccss IS remain on schwlOol board never queslioneijncd thepcrsonhl Christians i nalc which of changing the climc f c i ^ ^ integrity and honornor of Frank Kelso."' VISTA. Calif. — An attempt to recall threeree conservative Christian allowed this incidcnl to o c c u r. AP(M “it i s ... importar>rtanl lhat we put Ihe school board membmbers has fallen short, Having done so il is myr iintention to Adm . bitterness ofTailho-ilhook behind us. t h e rganizers began a petition dri^Jrive to gain 9,150 signa- ' submit m y request for retretiremern as Hoping thee NavyI can put the TailhoIhook scan d al behind It. A In January, orgat * time for healingng ;is now,” Dallon t board President Deidrc; o f 30 A pril. 1994." turcs to placc ihehe recall initialivc against b .. Frank Kelso8 0 II tells reporters Tuesdjsd ay th at h e wilt retire ea said. He said thele lclessons of the inci- Holliday and memlembers John Tyndall and Joyeoyce Lee on the June bal- Kelso said he took the : aval operations, Kelso Isis the top-ranking navallomcer. o deni are onesi th at th e rrren a n d ------own and had not been“ S d 'o Chiefotnav lot. end o f w om en o f th e• NavyNi and Marine ;ignaturcs for cach board resign by Defense Secretary Tailhook scan:andal shows that we are “ I th in k th is is th e e they had collccllccted only about 6.00(1 sigi e soid it Corps "must never:ver forget.” William Perry and Sccrcrctary of the a governmenlent of admirals, nol of Tailhook," Ta Kelso said. He member by Monda;iday’s deadline, :iinlon to Kelso’s retiremeement was proinpied Navy John Dallon. laws.” W(would bc up lo President Cli: Now. organizerscrs will attempt to pul recallI measuresm againsl Lee and al opera- by a ju d icial decision deci issued last "I becamc the lightniining rod for "The Tail!lilhook scandal should choose ch a new chicf of naval Tyndall on the No\Movcmber ballot. Holliday'ss ln-naval authority," with wi lhat person to ensure a i disappointed," said Richarhard Eiden of ihc group - - . the Tailhook invesnvcsligation and con- “ I ’m a litllc di: to put the incident behimind the naval Schrocderr said.s “Whal we now chchange o f command. ainstrcam Education. "But I ststill think there is a lot of Pentagon officials, speakaking on tended the adminmiral had witnessed Coalition for Main; service. know, sadlyIly, is thal the Navy is id a like- untoward condunduct at the 1991 support out there.”e.’’ "With Secretary ofo f D e fe n se incapablc oif f investigatingii itself.” cocondition of anonymity, said 36 A d m . Tailhook conventio:ntion. Perry’s strong endorseremenl, reaf- Kelso’s announcementan camc a ly replacement would be southern The 1991 corconvention of the firm in g m y h o n o r. int«itegrity and day after the ih four-slar admiral Michael M Boorda, NATO’s s< Drifter adrdmits killing 5 Flclorida coeds chargc o f Tajlhoojc Ass^Dciiocialion, a booster leadership, wc can finalljIly close Ihis open^pd a publicpu push to rebut a flank fli commander now in ch ded guilty Tuc.sday Jo the ling cam* organiza'tioh o5r r Navy^ and Marine - GAINESVILLELE. Fla. — A drifter pJcadec difficult chapter,” Kelso)said. s Navy judge''c's finding issued last the ihi potential alliance bombin ringing paign in Yugoslavia. Corps aviators, producedpr a'scandal . 1990 murders ofaf fivef collcgc students, brin Hpwcvcr. Rep. Pf^tricia week lhat KelsoKe knew aboul sexual pa Illy men- when dozens of women,'v including surpri.se ending lo10 Ithe case just as his irial wa? Schrocder. D-Colo., aI rmember of misdeeds att theil 1991 Tailhook avia- Another admiral frcquentl tioned as a contender for thehe spot is fem ale officers,•s, allegeda they w ere to slarl. I the House Armed1 Services tors’ convcntiintion and interfered with tic ler of the molested duringig a night of drunken “There are some,)mc things you jusl can’t run I Committee, charged lhatial “the m ili- ihe investigaigation of the sex abuse ClCharles Larson, commander dcbauchcry in a LasLi Vegas hotel. Ihis being one of)f tlthose,” Danny Harold Rollii I lary’s bad-faith handldling of the scandal. Pacific command. Circuit Judge StaStan R. Morris, who accept pleas and found■ hirhim guilty. RolHng. 39. was aboul to go on trial in th ire in restam r a n t , i nl j u r e s 6 ings of five yououng people, all studcnts,ts at F a s t - f o o> l d w o r l i er opens fir U nivcr-sily o f FloridaI or nearby San ive times in my facc. And he said,; 'Y ou better bc aparl-^^^^H^^ j TULSA. Okla. (AP) —— A fast-food Tlie man1 aiarrived at the restaurant One 0 of the wounded was hit five Community ColicDllege, in their cam pus-arca ikeswoman awful lucky.’”■ TheTh man asked if she I restaurant employee begagan firing on before his schscheduled starting lime and ihIhe abdomen, a ho^ilal spoke ments. believed in Cod.L SheSb said yes and he then Rolling coworkcra and patroas T\icsicsday after a n . began arguingng when the manager osked sssaid. Three o fth e fiveIve victims were muiilatc'd. was eating sakl “ihc dip is out.”out.’ ...... , ; a ig i^ n t with his boss, aulh(thoriticssaid. him ifhecoulcmid start working i ^ t aray ^ Miss Edwards said she wc He already is. servingsci three life lerms forr a string of burglaries and :n the man At the high schr. Emmons said, he h came to me and hekl the gu »ld Fashioned Witnesses toldMd police the man seemed to HOUSE SPRIN(INGS, Mo. — A 48-ycar-oldlid man has died o f bactcri- gone lo the Wendy's Old )!icc SgL Steve hesitate before^)rc<^)eningfiic. ------lie third resident of the St. Loi.^uis area to die of the dis- Hambuigas for lundv polic al meningitis, the t The manageager was among the wound- ease this monlh^ Emmons said. •'We were at a back labliblc and didn’i ed, a cow oitoICCTsaid. Sprin^s Middle School and Dale Aslin, aI hihistory teachcr at House Spr get to get out. He started sheihooting all my Two peopleIpic including a 17-ycar-old ion, died Sunday nighl. w m resident of Fenton, fricnd.s" Jenny Edwards,, a high school girl were inin criticali condition at Si. “ It is my undciidcrsianding he was feelingng fine. He was at school CVOO. - FrandsHospit;pilal. while a ihird pcn»n was HBi3S3!IS9^ m student, told radio .station KV ness and died." said Mary I FoiiimllinlirtiiMlllilSJll»Hl«lMl!By4884W25 IWlllUl Friday. He justit c camc down wilh the illncs Eminons said the gunmarlan, a rcstauran]_ in serious conx>ndition at another hospital. crson County health director.ir. Drassficld, Jcffcrsi cm ptoyet had J S ) calib

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NKorrea agreees to ins]spection!IS ypt wanms repoirters abc)OUt I VIENNA, Austriarin (AP) — ll its nuclear progtpm. Thrh e U .N . J Bowing to increasingIg iniernationali . , agency has always made ih(those deci- th Korean sions for inspections iiin other kjl.'V I extremiist attacl:ks p re s s u re , N o rth Ko:Korea agreed " S J ones on Jear sites Tuesday to allow outsidiside inspections - - - i y ninations. of its declared nudeclear program _ “This appears to be a siestep in the CAIRO, E{Egypt (AP) — As Egypt’sI’s b altle wilh for Islamic extremiste: attacks. I o f Assiut. 200 under conditions set by a U.N. . ouse Press Muslim radialicals intensifies, the govcmmnm enl Tuesday In the soui)uthem militant stronghold of righl direction,” While Hou ;unmcn killed a watchdog agency. . Secretary Dec Dee Mye/ers said, warned of' pjlown covcfage policc licuitjienant and wounded an aid ■ jYooob^w 0' •n news agcncy, sites that Western intelltelligence agen- Tokchoi^ . .followsft through on it." of extremistit attacks.al police said.. InI a fax sent lo a Western m linistry under- the radical al-Gamaaa! Islamiya claimed:d rc responsibility des suspect are doinglg nuclearn work, /f l Pyongyaw^ The Clinton administraliolion, which T he wnrniining from the Interior Mini and in s^o rs cautioneQned lhat meant ' ^ ^ egotialions .scores Egypt'pt’s effort to reassure lourisirists aboul the for the slayir'in g conducted much of the neg carricd by the they could not settleitle th e d eb ate Pyongs; le d qu icit country's safeafely following threats by radicalsrad against The Interi:rior Ministry slalemenl, car with North Korea, urge state-ownedd Middle East News Agcncy.cy, •was the first about w hether North1 K(Korea is devel- ‘ ” • inspections and a systemI to I ensure foreign lounsirists and investors. ireign currcncy strongly woiforded warning to foreign corcorrespondents oping atomic weapons,ns. Negotiations the North Koreans do notot secretly Tourism,, o one o f E gypt’s m ajor forei militants’ cam- abqut newss stories5 on ihq extremist campampaign to top- on tbat.issue have mamade no head- ' divert fissionable nuclcar mmaterial to earners, h^ts beenI badly hurt by the mil way. paignofvioleolcnce. pie the govci'cm m cnt. weapons work. 5 demanded Ihc The slater The hard-line Comitimmunist regime esday, military prosecutors dc “It is a necessary step largcd with Iry- lo observe! sstandards o f ’‘precision andind objectivity’’ in Pyon^ang contendends its nuclear defuTpeldtyJly for all 15 defendants char^ agency to be able to reas Mcf Scdki last that would, bbe applied in their own countruntrics. progran] is devoted to peaceful] uses H j* ? assinaie Prime Minister Ate international community ll “T h e Intcterior M inistry will take leg:legal measures of atomic power. BuBut suspicions tiCila! _has_bceni: no diversion of:Ek «osccutor-noted.lhal Sed:cdki. cscapcd againsi suchch reports which arc no lessss dangerous,d if irefusal tn-aitnw—ik^-—^ ■— ~ol>oufNonh-Korca'srei material,” said Mi'chael K xj, than the criminal acts carricirricd out by the • - Meyer, spokesman for the . |! but citcd verses from the Korot.ld dc :ions be conducted at Ihe ~ Council to invokec ssanctions on 'nspecfioi seven sitestes it has identified as part off North Korea. B r i e f l yly N o w , Police reco':overoniy pittantnee of ransom , g e t MOSCOW — PoPolice have' recovered onlyly J$1,500 of the $600,000 that kidnappers apparemapf ly threw from a helilelicopter over a Russian v - forest six weeks agoago, a newspaper said Tuesda;day. On Dec. 26, thelie | government paid $10 millilillion in U.S. currency lo kidndppers who had hac lakcn a dozen childrenn I hostage in the southern city o f Rostov-on-Di-Don. The four kidnappappers fled in a helicopter aftcr.frecingaft ihe children, l aiw e r{p ric e ss ^ In an effort to throvrow police off their trail, theyicy threw handfuls of new $100 bil^s out theJ dcdoor while flying over the: OiucasusC Mountains. When the kidna]Inappers were captured DccICC. 27, police rccovcrcd about $9.4 millionon of( the ransom. Authoritiesics concludcd the missing $600,000 floatedd downd in ih c rugged, wood)odcd mountains l^elwccn Minenilnyc Vodyy andai Makhachkala. Havel breaeaks rib on visitt Ito Thailand [)n q ula : llty Hi Vaciav H avel fell iri a :C PRAGUE, Czecl:ech Republic — President' ■ palace bathroomm and broke a rib duringlg : a rcccnt stale v isit to Thailand, the Czcchech news agcncy CTK reportc)rtcd Tuesday. The agcncy quotuoted Havel’s spokesman. LLadislavj Spacek, as con- flrming that the injiinjury occuncd while Havel:1 vwas slaying at the Royal - ...... Palace in.BaDgkok.ok..,. Spacek said thehe :injury wasn’t serious, butlUt he wouldn’t give more details. Havel retunturned lo Prague on Monday.>y- e:y eg la« s . Mourner• ggives life for dejead president ABIDJAN, Ivoryory Coast — A man upscl wiiwilh the dcalh o f his prcsi- dent jumped intoo tlthe ruler’s palace moat, dradrawing huge crowds who spent two days wativatching his body being devoivoured by crocodiles, . The Unidenlifiedicd man, believed lo be in hislis mid-20s, lold onlookers that he could no longer bear lo live wiiwithout Presidenl Felix Houphouet'Boignymy, who ruled this Wesl AfrAfrican nation for 33 years until his death Dec.)ec. 7. “ If Houphouet:l is dead I don’t see why I should si go on living." the man told the peoploplc outside the presidentialal {palace in Ihe central city of Yamoussoukro,ro, according to the newspape:iper IvoirSoir. 1 dies, 1 Wlwounded in disc(CO shootings N E W C A S T LLE, E Soulh Africa — Ninene people wcre^rrcsted _ SJ Tuesday following'ing an attack in which maskisked guhrffcn bursfirifo a disco filled withh Valentine’sV D ay revelersi aiand opened fire, killing a woman and woundunding a man. The motive foror iIhc allack Monday nightII wwas unknown, but ii was similar lo past att:attacks blamed on black milinililanls. The victims were both while, policc:icc said. 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d o n ’t d a w d l e (onplannii ing f e f WE'RE Y A te m p o ra ry baiban on development geejeological legacy. Wc havec and obliga- gM lJO j along Twin Falls’s’ itwo,canyon rims is tioiion to future generations not to waste [nCK! J probably a wise iclc.idea. Having enacted a our3ur canyon opportunities. I moratorium, howevi/ever, the city has a re- At / the same time, howevei;vcr, the city ' sponsibility to moveove rapidly on its long- haslas an obligation to propertyy oow ners not 7“ lenn plans for mamanaging the canyon- to^;o unduly infringe o n their righights------that provide rims. The same canyon rims tha i The City Counciincil approved a four- cxcexquisite opportunities for publicpul bcnc- M toE month ban on newicw d ev elo p m en ts an d fits offer equally grtmd opporti>ortunitics for zoning changcs aloalong the Rock Creek private pri use and private profit,fit. The com- and Snake Rivor' cacanyons Monday. The munity’s mu currcnt growth and[id prosperity. m oratorium gives:s the tl city time to work create cfc a good climate for landondowncrs to on its canyon plan:Ians, without fear of a capitalize ca[ on their holdings, andai the city . deadline dash by)y p] ro p e rty o w n ers to shouldn’t she take away those; p:private op- 5 j JB win zone changcsis tbefore the new plans portunities poi needlessly. take effect. The council should put its planning I That’s a prudenilent move by the city, processes pn for both canyon^ons on fast i because after dcca'jcades of lying fallow, UTicks. tra T he council an d planilanning com- ' i ^ the two canyons,s a are su d d en ly th e fo- mission i should plan an aggrcsjTissive round * * % cus of intense de'development interest, of of meetings and public heariiarings, to so- ' * The city’s lively,;ly, growth is pushing lidify lid a community conscnjcnsus about \Ij commcrcial andd residentialr develop- how ho to use those canyons. TheyT? should V . m en t to w ard th e Snake,S and the city’s pay pa spcciai attention to the; lalandowners’ |[ ^ - - b u d d in g O ld Tow3wn i projecUs crcaiing .idiideas ______:______in te re s t in th e long-neglected loi Rock T he city should identify whiw hich parcels ^ . s , w hich sites ; Creek area. iit t wants ’ to acquire, for parks, \ I If • T hese canyonI ririms are irreplaceable will wi need public-a'ccess easerisemcnts, and community trcasursures that create unique how ho the rest should b e zoned. Then, as soon as possible,blc, it should I ^ and m agnificentI opportimitics oj for Twin itiative ft the morato- J L ^ \ bate ini ic planning doesn’t take put pu the plans into effect, lift tl eft shoiuldde^ Falls. But if wise i placc now, a few2w years of willy-nilly riu rii m , and let p ro p e rty own6ard and writers of editorials I health risks and A IDS, thatlat it was-- exclusively homlomosexual” (Alan Guttmache Thec mmembers of the editorial boa trotc on h Par- Our society does notlo t Iban smoking, but wc 0 do so. and sincc die inhiatiiative _ Institute, Rcsearicareh D ivision for Planned Pa arc StcphcDhcn Hartgen. Clark Walworthrth. Mark Kind and Steve Cromjjm p...... unfair to discourage it becausee ofo f die harmful effects :ally doesn’t m ention AIDS,iS,Ihadno endiood). ' ______j speciflcal )ur it has on die individualiial Iand society. The ini- 5s focusing on i t Fact: This extrextremely small 1 percent o f ouj business y tiative will not ban anin individual’sir choice Van Vialkenburgh’s futile attemptapt to re- population accouicounts for a disproportionately rc- about their bedroom, behavior.bel Homosexuals...... h e debate around only thosesc points he h i ^ number ofo f/ AIDS cases. Since die first rc frame the 30, want m ore than that.. ThThey want full societal L e t t e rr ! s ______to talk about illustrates a revrevealing ported case in 1Id 1daho in 1985 dirough June 30 ______prefers tc nt) affirmation and die righright to tell our school Dout the ACLL) and the politiliticallefl 1993,127 outoft o f 194 cases (or 65.46 percent' gional E911 cona^pt has provenvenitselftobean trudiabo vith children it’s OK. It wouwould b e medically un­ fiicient, subsidized e :ral. They d o n 't want to be! confusedcc have been the :re: result o f "m ales liaving sex wii Ranching mefii infeasible project beset with practical,pnn legal and Of. ethical to allow diat to Ihappen. Il is not coin- 1C facts. 'Oiey w ant to talk in vague• . males and biscxiscxuals" (Division of Healdi, Of ■ Lately, the press has,lasbeen full o f admonitions p i t o please too sc, ‘ cidental Uiat one o f our largest supporters is political obstadcs, Ifattempts tc lities. Trying to pin these gergeneralities fice o f Epidemicmiological Services, Statehouse from wealthy nmchcr:cr: •waming of dire econom- many interests that have too maimany diverse re- gcneralit also a well-respectedd surgeon,su ■' down IS:s 1like nailing tapiocii to a lre-AlDS_ca«s ^ in Cocur d'Alene Did you ever wontlcndcr why school lunches are ^ jalch Facility is a CX- you need a petition oor r lihave any^uestions, - ofthe Idaho Falls E9l1-Dispatc : In a survey being described)cd ns “the have cost Koot(ootcnai County taxpayers in ex full ofhigh-fat meatt anand milk products or why ^ operation, which model o f city and county coopc horough examination o f Amcmcrican ccss ofS700,00),000. T he average AIDS patieicnt ------by the U.S. Department o f ^ ited for die benefit most the Kelly Walton o f Bur.Burley is the chaiman o f the program is mn by t could and should be duplicated sexual practices published1 sinccsi the generates mediicdical bills in excess o f ■ ■■ Agriculture rather tlianhan Healdi and Human Ser- of ^ all Twin Falls county resideridents. am the Id ^o Citizens AllitMlianco. Kinseyy ireport more than four decaccades ago,'’ 5200,000 fromom diagnosis to the grave. 1 an vices? Obviously, nulrilutriiion is not the objective; MICHAEL HOTTMAN rather, the school lundinch program is one o f the Prcsidcot disposal mechanismsns ffor surplus meat arid And 46 Other SigneiB dairy products! An’d1 thithere would slill be a sur- Policc Benefit Association u e t t e r s plus even if all publiclic 1lands ranching ceased, Twin Falls ■ur *oubIe when ‘low- sincc less than 3 perceircent ofthe nation’s beef s straight po*"' lade. It is all our land and oui System is in trou * I 11 Writeter needs to get facts s Ranchers aro sportsmen als< supply comes from pulpublic lands. ]Hunting doesn’t guailarantee a kili , game herds. R; I s liles’ can get awtiway with thievery While attention hlas ^ focused : on whether the recarjrding grazing’s impai)act ■' and w e are all concemed about the phea: several good points public schools wouldlid derivec more revenue if Mr. Dennis Frisby made sev< ;c game numbers. My conccrems *pQ Prosecuting AttcAttorney Bevan and The 9. However, 1 be- T h iss letter1 is in reply lo Ms. SuSusan £ state leases were freel>cely auctioned, little has iin his letter printed on Feb. 9.1 w ho is cnll- a te quite thec sams. e as yours. I am con­ Times-News-. Wes Rose’s "put Doyle’s;’s letter of Feb. 2. Look wh been said about the factfac that the schools 1lieve he missed the point of W( ibome'slet- ccrncil abouut the t destruction of my publit)lic W ell, you tw o haveave done a great jo b in :men for a Better _ ing thee kettle black. Dwight Osbc pn»enily get nothinglg ffrom grazing leases. Ad- down.” i as he calls it. Sportsme isy; you just ^ndsintheW: Wood River Valley. Troil advertising to all thhe e sscum and low-lifes - )rity diat is made up ter wasIS based on fact, not fantasy ministration and rangenge management of state al- Idalio is anodicr vocal minorit> ■ C reek has bed3ccn closed o r restricted - noi diose who know howow to read anyw ay - vho have, over die m issedd his poinl. lotments costs moree thanth the total o f all fees o ' f a bunch o f malcontents who on of facts because ofgrazing gni by livestock but be- thal they have a green-cen light to go inlo a ised to filling dieir It is; Ms.^ Doyle's interpretation • paid by ranchers. T"he h e fact : is diat the public last several years, become usetl lyfromhbr cause it.ts jvcmsedovc by people. The Saw business, sign'a contrm tract to rent a piece o f id, die seat o f dieir that puJuzzles me. I quote directly I - schools ate subsidizinjzing wealthy ranchersHO.’ tags ' from die side o f die road, t mal R ecreational A rea has be equipment for^oneid da; a y (le t’s say), head •ah o rec...... letter:: ““ It is w ell d o c ™ C T t^ rn_atiost ptivate— produce tlie fat thatt endscn up in die school lunch - four-whcelcr or die back of ab oree shape dam aged andnd restrictedi becouse o f ov en M bcarpawn”shOp’and ■■ crent Jeny Conley and putublic rangclands'are iri w ^ across town lo lhe loc program...... This last season was dinerer cwitactYdur" oy people.That’s right in yourta'ckyard hock il fo r m o n e yo r decideI th a tth e y ------1 die various area di- . than 7575 to 100 years ago. Just coi O f course, the greatxat majority o f public lands made it snow too much and the mcnt and it Ms. Doyle,, ifl if am not mistaken. - grow enough die nearestst Fish and Game Departme , would like to keep) it 1for their own instead ranching takes place:c oon federal lands where the rectors didn't let die forage grc o g rap h y ."! I hope you)u anda Mr. M arvel w ill band to n spite of all die cf- can shohow you with aerial photogi I III and not be faced wvith ith criminal prosecu- real subsidies are. CouCounting all the various pro- s-ummer before; Uierefore. in sj c Jerome getherandbeibe good stewards o f my land ii rtsmcn,’’ w chada . took yoyour advice an d callcd the J by federal and state agencies fort put forth by diese "spprtsn ackyard. You sec, Ms. Doyle,c grams niaintained by f Fish anand Game Office to ask abobo u t aerial your own back , ■ . In a judicial systemtem that is already so 1 forthe benefit o f publiublic lands nmchere, die tax- winter kill. ver the last you are a step;q) behind the livestock produc hills widi high hopes photos)S and range conditions over out of control, I wonc'onder in the future if payers’ bill for a cow3w iand calf grazing on feder- I’m a hunter; I go to die hilli ot have a cts in the grealreat state o f Idaho. W e have ealist and I know . 25 year;ars. G uess w hat? It d id not crim es such as rape3c aand m urder w on’t be ______al Inodfor one monthQth (one animal unit per . every year, but I’m also a reali ib o u t. It h as banded togethiether in the Idaho Cattle Assoc :, various tags nor c lu e aibout b w hat 1 w as talking ab< tew- prosecuted-beoausc>c o f ‘‘lack o f funding.!’ . month) comcs to aboubout $24. Ranchers pay less diat nowhere on m y license, vi :ohditions tion and are: committedco to being good s to s does it state diat no acnirial photos o f rangeland cof jj I love Mr. Bevan’sin’s sound advice to not that S2, and half ofrthat tht is essentially refunded anywhere in die regulations dc IS slides that ards o flhc grazinggra land in our backyards. •n a shot That’s why and, inin fact. Fish and Game has s cim d rent to “ju s t any Joe”oe” o r to get a deposit. • to them for range impimprovemisnl. Th

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Diplonnatspuish to aiivert N/A i r o ^ ttrikes; Serbst* talk touagh in an efficient ’ , Bosnia-Henlerzegovina ■■ UpfT ------C h u r k irkin. whose governmentnt “We havc agreed on a (AP) — U.S. and Russianian envoys '.QjClS ■ ■ I o p p o s ees s NATO air strikes and is control of ihe weaponry)nry," he lold pushed Bosnia’s warringng parties . ' ' r o l sy m p ailhetic ih e 10 the Serbs,'expressedcd reporters on nearbyly JSerb-held Tuesday to avert an escalaiicalion of the * -cJVES ' hope thcthfw arrlng factions wouldId Mount . “We: ararc readylo war. expressing confidencecc at N A TO w o rk oDut u t a “ p e a c e fu l m ilita ry d ise nn- - regroup il to make il caseasier for thc ultimatum to end the 22-moinonth siege [flBaroE gK M lenl in and .around Sarajevo.” U.N. to control it.” o f S a ra je v o w ill w o rk ; ' • - Theyy wwere contending both withIth Karadzic said the BosnianBos Serb ' But thc commander of 1Bosnian HBBSB m th e c vvident ic preference of the mililary command wouvould issue a : Serb trooi» rin^ng Sarajevijevo talked A B o s n iian a n government for NATO0 formal reaction lo thee NNATO ulti- tough, saying his artilleryI' wouldw not ‘ militaryry saction and wiih differences matum Wednesday. be withdrawn despite a NAT[ATO threat ' a m o n g Bosnian Serbs over what U.N. .officials saidid Ithey were 10 s t a g e a ir a tta c k s i f th thi c h e a v y lin e loI lake. .. bringing more troopss to reinforcc weapons remain after• m id n i g h t I. Ralko Mladic, thc Serb mil- the* c ily ’s U .N . fo rc e oaf f aboulal 1,400 ammandcr, said after meeting S unday. c om soldiers and strengtheniicn cfforis lo. Churkin and the U.N. com­ T h at a p p e a r ^ lo le av e the th diplo- w ilh C h l monilor compliancecc wilh thc m a n d eer r for Bosnia, Lt. Gen. Sir mats and U.N. military com:ommandeiS NATO deadline. M ic h alel e l Rose,1 that ’'there will be nc only one option to avert b o m b in g : More NATO warplane:anes also flew fwithdrawrawal of the Serb artillery.” ensuring ihe Serb guns at u n d e r .Q. t o 'a b a se in n o rth e rnI Italylla in ease . c will not leave without pro- ' U.N. control before thee deadline.d 34 ,’V: T ' » yg attacks arc ordered in BosB o sn ia. ' • .• .. ■- - - . tc c tio n1 01our. people who havc always Howitzers and mortars hel by Ihe Jig Rose remained confidiindenlNATO— M uslim-led defenders of liv e d on these territories.” Mladic th e c ily gy conditions would be mct„ his also are supposed to'be tun over s a i d , ac(according lo the Yugoslav - .spokesman said. to U.N. peacekeepeVs. • n e w s agcncyage Tanjug. ■ )’s "He feels good abouboulIhc way The United Nations hhi a s a b ig A llhoulo u g h h c d e n o u n c e d ^ A T O .’t rb Ihings havc gone so far,"far said Lt. stake in the effort to demlemiliiarize t h r e a lI I:last week. Bosnian Serb : a Col. Bill Aikman. "NoiNobody ever Sarajevo. If it succeeds inn endinget Ihe le a d e r RRadovan Karadzic took a said this was going lo beb e ie a sy .” threat of daily shelling and sniping s o fte r positionpoi Tuesday. for Sarajevans, the plan couldcoi serve ^ 9 Q 9 ||H os a model for olher partsts ofo Bosnia SJ w h ere fig h tin g hqs rag ed in ii the six days since guns fell silentIt aat ro u n d ihe ^ ^ Danish Germiman-made Leopard tanksI ww< ere to be moved from thetl- port of Split, Croatia, ’ capital. APpMo NATO’s aedibilily iss equallyei al Tuzla airportrt Iin northem Bosnia afterr UU.N. reinforcem ents fron-im Tuzla headed for Saraji stake. W ith its ultimaiuiilum 10 the a, to guard IH Bosnian Serbs last Wedne!Inesday, thc NATO sour©irces said the alliance’s cussss (developments in BosniaI with^ would Slop releasirajevo Tuesday. IH ^ W estern alllancc threatenedned the first m ilitary coihrihraandcr, U.S. Gen. U.N.N. and NATO officers.. Thc' how many wcapc offensive action in ils 40-y<)-ycaritisto- George Joulvalwan, would go to souraiirccs spoke .on condilion iheyey not lurned in. asing figures on ry- , Croatialia, this week to dis- b ei^ ^ n lif le d . U.S. envoy Chariipons had been ^ far, only aboul 40 hcicavy Russian Deputy Fo :apons around Sarajevo hhavc Vitaly Churkin,arles Redman and en moved to U.N. .monitoiloring Sarajevo, appcarcd'iForeign M inister I H | YeltsktcalaimsRliissia- =ints. W ost’arc from tfie Serb's3 sidc.“ ing'NATO air attackI, both visiling wh*ichnch is thought to have aboutut 500 "The ultimatumd'inlenl is on avoid- ns around Sarajevo. Thc: trailer refused comme;[nent on thc pullout. Bul ■■ "W barracks out of Gaza Centientral Prison, a military sourourcc confirmed lhat mov- , f which holds 850 Palestinianlians. ing thc trailersrs 'w as part o f Ihe a rm y ’s f Soldiers climbed onloto tthc prison redeploymentnl plan and lhal it was ■ roof and took down anlenlcnnas and done in dayli]flight lo boost morale |— small transmitters, Arabab reporters among Gazansins disheartened by the slow progressB ini Israel-PLO ncgotia- Wooster OTT said. DR(xir b I / 1 [30% 0 “ It is d e a r th a t th e pc aceiceagrcem i ent- tions.------“ S O F T I P V ------S eleciedsd ------is Teal,” said Ali Hamada,la. ia 20-year- Israel and thelh( PLO are negotiating p------e toL O P < an army withdrawal from /FRAME old student at Gaza Cily’ily ’s Islo m ic the term s o f a n ; H eavy i IMPER]i l A L U niversity; a s h e sto o d watchingw'at sol- Gaza and thele 'West Bank region of ||A 2 " B R U S ] ------u i _ Sturdy 9" roller pcrfccicl lra'il6r8-onto-Jericbo.-Last-wl.wcck,-acgotiatais.ovcr-— ..ft _____. P a p c j£ - dicrs liftiagHhe-wbile tra •^fflperfcct,-casy-to- - y D u l y . "M/ for nearly all piiini - r - Wallcoverin:rings imcks. “I’m happy but a liilittle scared came a key hurdlehi by agredng on || a tc x j IBd ' ■/Plastic M projccis. Delivery guaranieeficed within bccausc 1 really don’t beibelieve what security issues.es. TTiis w eik's round.in - M paints. I resort of Taba focused 4 business days o rr) it’s I’m seeing.” ibe^gyptian n On Monday, seven othiother trailers on the iransferer iofdvilian authority to $ ^ 9 7 FREE! were moved during thehe day from the PLO and policepo deployment. r~ ■ I ■"1 [)American Accenn t ^ Ponde FREE:e ^ S P R A Y P A I KJT IN T Eierosa I ^ C0NSULTA1ATION! ------A ll'purposc coloi ROLLER coordinaicQ dcco -PAINTIN5 R I0 R ^ Remember...wc havc hav profcs- A to r paints. G realII grab bag wii COVER ’ Consultants I for wood, wickcr.:r. all thc looTsiin[NGPAie ^ sional Decorating C< masonry, metal aiand supplies youwilh n jusl about lur favorite 3/8" nap cover for ready to help you withwii all your m ore. small interior;m ] d o d d lost paint jobs. projects. And ihey’ley’rc always meed 10 do a Ourl $q 87 FREE! IB jr paint projeci. most ws Carrier is an $2^^Reg.'3-* Indi Your Times-News Purchased \ m independent busiusiness person. 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I d a h o I Waryy lawmaikers heaar educaators’ pl(lan to sppend.scfaloolmoKiney n _ . • Islrici Judge Gerald million lo S623.5 millioiion for the next Still, CorCommittee Chairman JohnI ! statewide saliiry schedule vwill make Fourth Dlslr BOISE (AP) — Superintendcnis act ncgolia- Schroedcr hosos sets .October for the school year, they fearir very little of Hansen, RrldahoR? Falls, and othersi i the stale the teacher contraci facccl an incrcasilasingly skeptical Inerable tb lrialinthcca.se..se. the cash will find itss way' inlo the seemed leer:ery o f that assurance. Ilor and moke Idoho vulni Senate commiUccee Tuesday' os Ihey . “1 will do) onythingon to pull us school improvement amind icfonn pro- i. slalcwide teacher sirlkes. pushed Iheir propo:)posal 10 draslically remained uneasy about their ‘ patrons of Ihe state of grams the state has beencn advocalmg. changc the way thithe slale doles out / under the proposal to man- Even if the plan clears the ork this thing out,” lllons of dollars in An stale old be used for specif-- i tec, a number of lawmak hundreds of millic ''‘'■ aaL eiddat^e Superintendent Bo3ob Haley of dale lhat sla iuperintendent Steve public .school funds.ids. i= SS — Meridian acknowledgiIgcd Ihere was ic purposesses, as they have done in1 | prcdlcling defeat o n ih e Sen hc commiliee. The latesi in a3 scscries of prescnta- no guarantee the remanaining money pa.st years,5. There were indications llthe propo- Norton andid HF aley w ere am ong ti'ons on the formrmula i revision was would nol also be pumpedp into Hansen c: : sition had even less suppc■port in the th e d o z e n sup'isuperintendents who 5 with ihe governor, key law \ expccted a committee vole : A also cloudedI by Monday's, As w ^ , ’ teacher salaries and ben:ncfits. on ,hc i^sxie i House, despite pledges lhahal its pas- spent ihe last twolw( months fashioning ers bolh on and off the Senat«nate sue before week’s end, and announcement lhatlat Democratic Gov. ^ makers sage will lead to dismissssal of the a formula rcvi«evision acceptable lo :ation Committee were question'jori»- • B ut he m aintained'iJ'thol districts predicted; “il“ii will be very lighl." Cccll Andrus alsoIso objected to i'he Educati ty-rich and properly- >lng would use the cash;h fo r sch o o l O ther lawmakers lov have expressedJ school districl lawsuit agagainsi the both properly-t proposal. lng the plan’s focus on bringing It o f improvements even will’Ithou't strings, c o n cern s that t: what amounts to aa stale. poor dislncls. The governor saidsn: ll ignores key tcacherher salaries up lo 82 perccnt o issues in the courturt dispute oyer the ihc nalilalional average, slate’s financial concommitment to qual- Ever/en if the state aid package I: ity education. increa»cased an unprecedented S95.i RY MEANS— H o u s e; sen d s toiijj g j i e r l a w

o n s e ait-beltuset t t o S e n a t e BOISE (AP) —— A/ bill lhal would treatmement for people injured in a M make Idaho's sealical bell law m uch crash1 whilew nol wearing a scat bell. )ponenls said it was o good idea tougher was appro'irovcd by the Idaho Oppo m\ A 30 year tra'adition at your lociD c a l I House, despite opfopposition from 28 to weaiear scat bells, but governmenl lawmlikcrs who argued arg that govern- ' shouldrIdn’t be used to make people dc g LES SCHIIWAB TIRE CEIlENTEB I menl should noto t force: p eo p le to it. w ear the deviccs. "Sealcat bell lows arc a classic exam' I HEBE’S! R K ^ _ l I The vote was, 4242-28 dn Tucsday pic of)f governmenlj nol tru-sling peo-! w M ? as the legislationon was scnl to Ihe pie to;o mi ake their ow n decisions,’ns, . .^1.1—— Senate. said R(Rep. W.O. “Bill’’ Taylor. R Id a h o ’s scat bebell law allows a Nompaipo. n i A u e i N M E N T I m otorist to be citecited and pay a $5 He: a orgucd It was hypocritical fur foi i B i r ^ U FOR BETHR HANOINDUNGANDTlRE MILEAGE fine for not weariniirlng a scot belt. But the stat;tatc to promote the sale of olco j ® ^ J | STANDAF)ARO it isn’t a primaryI offense.of A motorist hoi ondmd tobacco to collect taxes, am AirGNMENT I HrPASSeNCeRCARS ... ______has toJ)c stopped)ed for some other • try lo0 forcef seal belt use as o pubh’c ' violation Before'e hhe o r^ c can be safelyy lssu1 e."lf thcLeglslaturc really *pfCKiiPS * = = ^ . - led (o save lives, hc said, 1 citcd. w anlec JS T ALIGNMENT The measure apapproved Tuesday wouldId require all cars to have twotwc ^ ^ ^ ■ 1 *PASSENGERI»nS ... allows citations for scut bells alone, front-s<[•seal air bog-s. *PICKUPS&VANS^.... and the fine, courl)urt costs and other ‘‘NoJo one' has the righl to make tht fees can reach SS2.52. rest of us pay for the medical cost: S m SSS Spon.sors arguedjcd for Ihc bill as a incurrorred as the result of nol usingi g a: Hf tnd » o»nl«r»d «twflng means to'protect:i ppublic safety and seal bebell,” said Rep. Hllde Kellogg»Eg. - lEEL ALIGNMENT 1 lessen the heavyry

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o n d a yy-care cenliter ratios p " " ' S H O C K S a STRUTS. ' ^ S I Z E ^ PRICE SIZE I BOISE (AP) — The Slatc Senate from1 SS7 million in day-carc monej)ney g Pl7l/7i»i] 21.6 3 H ■ FORIEmRCOICOMFORT AND COHTROL 17.99 n.TO Tue.sday overwhelhelmlngly approved fromn IhcI federal governm ent, the 2 1.63 pi'ivnn-ii 2 5 .2 3 ■ a compromise redieduction in the rcgu- AndruIrus administration proposec 2 d P17B1J 2 4 .4 4 n7V7»-i4 n7» 2 6 .6 4 ■ ROTECIYOIUUIREMIUAGE, PIUS lation selling thehc ratio of adults-to reduciticing the ratio to onc-io-fourir ii D - -sHods&sTturmoi IS P155R-13-^■ni»n 26.29 nivni-14-28.22 n» — ■ vaUUC0RNniN6,KANDUNG ^ ntvnB-14 3 1 .3 0 ■ ^ children In day-cy-care centers thal ccntcr?;crs serving those families, mirmir- , j h ; 'IL J iMnovEYoinova ntvm-14 27.43 AND N U IN G . THIYAlA lso nO n a O T H Q t EXPENSIVE 1 ^ 1 Pi«vn>-t4 3 0 .3 3 ROV7ai-i4nmi 3 5 .7 8 H serve governnrnmcnt-subsidized roringng the one now used by 29 othcIther ' CSffm PARTS Of YOUR CARSfROMROADniNISHMENT.WE fl P2ia/7n-i4 3 2 .9 7 ntB/7aii-t4 3 6 .5 7 ■ clients. slates.:s._...... INVITE Y0U.TQ.C0M11]llW.fQRArRK.5HW t STRUI„______P20V7SR-1S 3 2 .4 4 P203/71K-1Sn ot 33.41 ■ The compromisiTilsc sets the ratio at Thaihal ( ^ w opposition ifrom somtome INSPECnOH.WE'REIREPROUDTOGUARANTHOUR 3 2.18 KH8/7M-1S'3 kms, 6 .8 3 ■ one adull for evei;very six children 18 ja y c cj a ^ operators because o f ihi i s u v i a u u wW ! I C U A l ^ OUR TIRES. n a n vt-n 37.71 na/Ttn-is 3 9 .0 3 ■ months or youngengcr. The scalc slides - increa;e a s i it adds to Iheir cost.s. Afle ^■ras/TSt-is 37.98 mvTOR-is na 3 9 .1 2 ■ up to one adult for every 15 children adminlinlsyation officials signaled i 19.60 TREAD YU MAY VARY ■ w ho are 5 yearssand ar older. willinlingilcss to compromise, law T he stale day*cy-care law passed in maker IMR-IS 2 8 .1 5 ■ 3 0 .1 1 ■ O T (A P ) — A 14- to turrurn left onto Idaho Highway '39. v \ t i r xt : B L A C K rO O l A B I S s ' IBM-14 3 6 .7 5 ■ year-old boy dieiJied after thccar he As\ sport utility vehicle drivenn b by Now at Les Schwiw ab: ^ 1UR-1B 3 3 .6 6 ■ w as riding in wa;was struck broadside KathcIhcryn Harrington Fisher. 39. t ) TtlKflaKHES ' ■ by a sccond carrncar nc Blackfool. Blackickfoot. w as easlbound on U.J SUSPP E N S I O N LLIFT K IT S r i7V7fl(i-i3 Jcffr(;y Elliss o f R iverside died - 26 and .ini crashed into the side off ihthe o I itVTtn-is 37!09 I about 2 a.m. TuTucsday ofEaslern car as it tried to lurn. Rescue worlvork- OL ILOWERINGG K ITS IBSjm-14 ' 3 8 .4 0 ■ PPLICATIONSI Idaho RegionalII- Medical ^ Center in ers. had h to pry open the carir tto F O RtMOSTPOPULAR I APP in/m -14 4 0 .7 7 ■ 4 3 .5 5 ■ Idaho Falls. Binglingham Couniy Chicf removlOve the victims, Callicutt said,id. I — 208/m-i4 Sheriffs Deput;>uty L arry C allicu tt Fisl'isher, Nicholas Ellis and tw o ------said:------0 1 he r rerpas5eiiger5"Iinhc“caTwe'iw e're~ ' ■ A car drivenn byb N icholas Ellis, ireateiIted and released from Bingha M l i i i l H ...... 16, and carryinglng thrcc-passcngcrs—Mcmcimorial Hospilal. IY .'HwwllcBflnjmiafOlofi “■ ralllcut said the accidei was westbound1 oron U.S. Highway 26 Cal (ett.p,F™) aboul 9:05 p.m.1. ^ Monday and began remaiilaincd under investigation. 9 W E D O : Complete Front & Reai;gar •' N«lrailMals Brake S»rviC0 Includetd es: (eictpiFWO) _ ____ >1'n«pkiec or rebuild lioni ✓ NowhoU-doonrotumsprinQS aiipm t/ Adjust pailung brak« / Newr«3i«iwelc]'i>n()«rs \/ QlMd S adjuil enliis srUwn 9 9 ^ H / Now(tocp3(l>&(N>« ^ r;oo r»piaiW)l 25.000 moo NutriTition p Healthy wamty Comploto Ce ‘= rr" .r' . . P155/80FQR-13 8& , W ^ * 1 3 5 ” *11 5 4 “ *269” _ T H ______^____ lme*tcr»l “ Heart ts...... 2 8 .9 9 : t m ■ • Exeriircise " r t w i o mn -'' 3 1 .1 6 , ■ ■ HERE’S WlNHYWEDOIT: MTB/m-iiII 3 1 .5 8 ■ by ■ ■ Your vchicls's brake systemim IsI only as reliable as its weakest n n m i-isIS 3 3 .3 9 ■ I normal wear & tsar, or heat latigue. W Molly Slough,h. RD part. We ropiaee allI componentsci which are subject to noi rtwTsii-14.14 3 5 .2 2 ■ 10 insure lono-lerm1 bibrake sysiom dependability, & perloiirlomance n u can count on. n iv 7 » t414 3 6 .2 3 ■ MVRMC Dieiieiitian AlLesSch\:hwab, we won't take shortiirtcuts W ith y o u r sa fe ty ! m v 7 » i414 3 7 .6 5 and iln iim e at se rv ic e , s h o c k s & PnV7R-14 4 0 .0 7 „ ■ ■ S ee Les Schum! Sasftasiw U ft S Lowtring p a v 7 » is15 3 9 .0 6 ■ Jerry Jensen, RR.P.T. stnits, battery! 11 4 0 .4 9 ■ Kits Icr mast popeUrtppIv p llcam ast Director.Di MVRMC Phy;lysical Therapy J' pzzvrBR-iBIB 42.93 , ■ ravTBu-iBIB 4 4 .7 5 ■ ;■ February 16,i, 1994 r B m hTERIES 3 p . mI. . . - g U M M ; ’: .V ; ■ ■; I ' m f o r w hiATEVER j a PRICE o reiice Room- — " ■ ___ i ------: 22ndn Floor Confere W-yYO U :D RPWEH — ~ #SERVICI MVRM<1 C • SELECTIl O M M a i W i S & 3 9 Learn about good nutlutrilion and •WARRA OVaZWIIWIJCATIOMTOro s a v e YOU iDAim» QBE «WA8i»A8H'M0itr.iik;auF^^ I exercise. therapy for a healthylu heart! MAGNUM For information, con:ontact the H ii ' - MVRMC Senior Conncctio:tion at 737-2065. ” ~ r - 6 5 « .UUMJUPOWCRM ?li ^ 9 5 : — Magic Valley Regioiional Medical Centerd l l B HMIIHBIIWHMBMB ■: mifagit Around sm to blocliwat(:er traansfer"ssn aIgs i i H E DrewDeSilver would prohibiibit transfers of groundwat/a te r farmers whose land1 has lu been set aside un- They Tl nlso told members; ofo f the H ouse nes-News writer rights from larland.that has been idled undinder dertheCRP. Resi;soui;ces and Conservationon iCommittee the federal Coi'onservation Reserve Prograi3iun, Many of the farmTmers who’ve leased thalat such transfers fnistiiite thehe CRP,( which the val )OISE - An efTort to stop eastem eas Ida- if lhat water wouldwi be u s ^ to irrigate othother Larsen ihcir water rightsrig arc in the Magic wasIS partly intended to conu-oltrol production SeiL o f ssurplus crops, by allowing/ing Larsen to h o ’s Ilargest farmer from usinising leased land, Valley. School to teke6 D&1116i grounlundwater rights to bring thouhousands. of The bill, whvhich would be retroactive/e to But Antone and Nev'lew com b say that trans- grovow more surplus crops.' es o f new land under cultivatioiition ran into Jan. 1, is aimimed mainly at Hamer farmrmer fcrs such as Larsen’sn ’s endanger the water HiHowever, Larsen suited in1 a letterli to leg- from Oregon TTVail - vate-propcrty concerns Tuesdayday. Blaine Larsen, rights of Magic Valkalley pumpers, bccause islatiators that he considered the bill an un- 6, Larsen has put about 4,2(1,200 the more w ater Larsensen pum ps from his end commpcnsated “taking" of his proproperty, leav- • TWIN FALLS - The5 newne elementary _ Hoilouse M ajority Leader Brucee Newcomb,N Since 1986, tone, R-Ru- acres in the >Hamcr-Mud Lake area ininto ofthe Snake River• PIPlain Aquifer, the less ingg openi the possibility of a lawlawsuit against ,. ,. school in souiheast.Twinin Falls1 h M > ^ _ Burley, and Rep. Steve Anton t’effectivcly "production uslislngwaterrightsicascdfrofrom pcrcolatcs'down to the M agic Valley.------named “Oregon Trailail Elementary 1,‘ ‘arc Sponsoring a blll tbat el P le a s e s e,eWATEFVB2 e V ------School." The Twin Falls School>ol District board |------members voted on namesies for the school i 4uditoriiium at a spccial m eeting Tuesdi:sday. Each board member got three votesies and'^regon Take that!tl ------Trail” was the winner. "W c had a lot o f suggest;estions and some tbid wins 1 of them were very omustnising," said board m em ber Dave Sass, beforebrc he cast one o f his votes for “Cool Schochool” - a name nommoted by m any localal elementarye stu- tboard’s OK( ' dents. After Oregon Trail, the next popular names for the new schoolOol on Park Av- $2.4 million piproject enue w ere Rock Creek Elementary, Eli Pio- nccr Ejcmentaiy, Soulh PaParic Elementary, will start next'Ltweek Immi^ant Trail'Elemcmentary, Ernest Ragland Elementary, Disc>iscovcry School, and Cool School, whichich got only one yMickNormington vote from Soss. I imcs-Ncws writer . ' Girji Scout Councilcil to honor TWIN FALLS - Batcman-Ian-Hall Incrof lab^J^alls was sclccicd to) bubuild the new- ^ McRoberts with awardav ihn Roper Auditorium Tuesdaisday with a bid : TWIhjFALLS-Slatec SSniate Majority rS2.416 m illion. Leader Joyce McRoberts,rts, R-Twin Falls, The T w in Falls School Boai3oard had S2.3 has been selected to receiiceive the "World lilllon in mind, but unanimousiously accepted of Well-Being” award1 fromfr the Silver ic Batcman-Hall offer, ther lo>lowest of five Sage Girl Scout Council.il. ds. . McRobcrts’. award is c o n c -o f several Batcman-Hall has 11 montlonths to finish "Women of Today and Tomorrow” )nstniction and should begin:gin next week, awards handed out eaci;ach year by the lid Mitch Bausman, the district’sdis con- scout council. ruction consuluint. Recipients ore selectedted from nomina- tions subm itted by theI c6com m unity; The “I’m very pleased to haveive this," John awards w ctc instituted foufour years ago by opcr told the board. Roperer aattended the the Silver Sage Girl SeeScout Council to Dard’s spccial meeting Tue.sdiiesday afternoon recognize area women;n 'who exccll in I select the bid. their volunteer or profcs!fessional work in With the S2.3 million in mindiind, the district ...... _thc inter«l_of Girl Scoutin ostponcd awarding tj^e constjinstructor con- ti i e aw arfs wil) be presjresentcd W ednes- act last October wlien thee'Bi'ds 1): cam e in ’ day, Match 2, at a noon>n luncheon1 at the ctween S3.2 million and1 S253.4 million, Shilo Inn in Idaho Falls.Is. (G race Corrigan hose bids were on an auditoriilorium plan fea- - author and m other o f; ChallengerCl astro- . iring a balcony and 1,500 scat;seau. haut and teacher Christtista McAuliffe -- ...... - - So the plans w ere changcd.'d . '------will be the luncheon’s keykeynote speaker. The auditorium will now be 34 feel high . /ith a one story and no balconyony. And it will "M n Falls womanin named ave 1,335 scats. HKEt A“1 wish it were 1,500 (seats)rats)," said Rop- finance bead of GCGOP group T we could have tin Reeves takes advantai r. 74, after the meeting. "If wi TWIN FALLS - Marlarcy Timm was VWith plenty of snow readaching the right conslsteitency fo r packlngi Ju stin ad l,500,anumbcrorus wouivould have been named Tuesday to be finfinance chairm an tltion and tosses a handfulIful In th e direction of Galabrlel Duran Tuesday afternoonaft In Twin Falls. ' By]appier. But 1,335 is a lot ofj f scseats. And it’s for the state Republicaican P arty , G O P tltheir way home from schichool when the snowballIII fight broke o u t Timoing to be completely modemJem. 1 know I ’m Chairmao R andy Smith1 anannounced ____ oing to like it. Timm is a senior viceice president w ith . TAbout 5405,000 o f the cosl)sl oc f the audito- First Security Bank of IdiIdaho. She also is M Ida!ium is com ing from local schoolschi boosters, a director of the Greaterer 1Boise Auditori- /A4 g e n q ^ ( water-i]useextei Johiloard member Dave Sass, whowhc also helped um District, Boise Convsnvention Center, denies X ofS Lin the booster efforts, saidlid thei boosters ------Idaho Public-Tclevisionn oiand the Treasure, y William Brock optionsbpcnrTfdrever," 1 Fereday said, that Hardy and the B aveT raised 5375,000 sincec 1992.1‘ And hc — Valley Baftk Administrati)ration Institute. By \ millaid he expects another 530,00},000 in pledges Timiimes-News writer Hardy’s atattorney, William Ringert;rt of was granted a 330 cfs Boise, said ththe dispute with the state waterwo per rcaches of the car the3 comc in quickly. All of thalthat m oney will US on status ^ bidi Meeting will focus BUHL - A Boise developer'sr's irequest for d e p a ^ e n t isiisn’t settled yet. - nnd received - an e 0 toward the auditorium. ^ ofOldTownredevlevelopment atMthird time extension on a wateritcr use perm it “T his is n'not tbe end, by any meanans," in 1982; he asked fo BAnd aboul 51.9 million ofih)fihe cost ofthe d. “Wc disagree with them:m on second extension.in 1 con.roject will-come from moncloney raised by TW IN FALLS - Thee city’sci Urban Re- for>r iupper Box Canyon has beenxn dcmed by Ringert said. num- water depaitment. Hc saic ed in 1992. ' newal ‘Agency and the; Old0 Town Rede- thelle Idaho E>epartmcnt o f WaterT RResources, this, and wee disagree< with them on a nu chool bonds voters approved ii tension in 1989. stru velopment Coalition willkfill conduct a spe- — . EJEarl M. Hardy did not “diligiligently pur- ber of olhcr llthings. Other bids for the auditorilorium ranged nothing new," hc added. "“1 It’s The extensions wci cial meeting today to disdiscuss the status sue”ie” his plans for tbe area and1 fafailed to jus- “This is n< rom: ;r chapter in a long, longI vol-v that federal approval o fth e O ld Town redevelo]elopment projecL tifyfy the need for a third 'extensiinsion, depart- just another Ror• Ormond Builders Inc. bid 52.476 mil- was slow in coming ' The public is invited1 to attend and par- . nienlent Director R. Keith Higginsonson wrote in ume." boa:ion. inyon "the functional equi ticipate in the meeting,J, whichv begins nt hisdis denial. Picturesqujue and pristine. Box Can> to SI• Ncwby-Wiggins Constnstruction bid 10 miles north of Buhl.. It is Higginson wrote in hi noon in the City Hall conlonference room. TlThe decision is the latest twistdst in H ardy’s lies about H ;2.493V million. y steep basalt cliffs and oneme of The extensions wet The City Council alsoso w^ ill hold a spe- 23->3-year quest to win approvalvol for a fish hemmed by : pos• Ewing Co. bid 52.57 milliclillion. ______sinffle-source springs in A mnerica n dition .that.Hgrdy—d cial meeting today to considercoi an Id^o fantirm in Box Canyon; in yearss ppast, he bas jh e Ingest sir irac'■^~VaHeST)esign & Constinstruction bid :-long business ventures in t Community'DcVclopmeimehlBlbck'G^l ------nlsoIso'soughfto'bulld'a'lfydropi:opowcr'plahf ^ I s up atn tl iie h’eHa o f m e ll^H nilc-lc bet;2.747 million. 'he spring waters forih. B ox wrote, adding that the application on behalf o>f f ScastromS Mpnu— therlere. Hardy still holds a paiipair of water, .canyon. Th' TheEach of the ccmtraciorss alsoal included cus of opmenl hftslwm com r ii^ ^ i ts , totaling 900 cubic feet pper er second, in Canyon CreelKk and the creek is the fociis luritossible cost-cutting suggcstiostions - such as. facmring Co. Inc. a bridge across the cn A public hearing onI thithe grant applica-. /thJC eI Tower reaches o f Box Canyonyon. Hardy’s attenenu'on. lot building shops and dressii:ssing rooms, or lught the canyon from th* T *i‘ftho H ard y h as m aintJ tion w ill begin at 4:30 p.np.m. in the council The Tl decision appears to nulUliillify H ardy’s Hardy bouj lot building an orchestm.pit,.pii,.ot.not using — in 1969:Two years lata, acv.Lv . rd- rights in the upper a chambers nt City Hall. • avoAvowed desire to develop the up]upper third o f Power Co. in iricks - that could be changcinged to cut the cr department records, hee vwas part of an "integrated[ , "■ wii .J- the(le canyon if his plans for the: lo>lower canyon ing to water irice of the auditorium. granted a 30<100 cubic foot per sccond wiwater, lays on the lowerm i I hav Rotary Club dimi(mer to raise re denied. But Sass said the audiloriuff■ium should now Higginson's denial “was tbele appropriatet right In the canyon’sco lower reaches. In 1975, 19 progress on provingMB 8ALS8URY/I»>i K built as planned, with nothlothing eliminat- fuifdsforCentennnnial Park ^esponse,” said Boise attorneyf JeJeff Fereday, the water dejIepartment granted him an addi-.ac upper r i ^ t itageofthesihja- lower The w ater departmi :d. FALLS — TheTie Twin Falls Ro- who/ho represents two citizens’9’ i groups op- tional water:T right for 600 cfs in the lo’ • - and "integrated projcct”». Ti h e y w e re on Bateman-Hall is currentlyy workingwi on the tary Club plans'a benefit:fit dinner on Sun- pos\e he nial of his water righ lew elementary school In southeastso> Twin day, Feb. 27, to raise moimoney for instalhi- HHardy’s requests for cxtensio:sions, co'Uplcd received -• a time extension to prove ______I goi is final, said Water 1 'nils, which the board named_led Oregon Trail tion o f electricity and a wellw at C cntenni- witii/ith other changes to h is w atererri^isinthe r would makes bcneficialt use of the water. show_ Dick Larsen.. ElemenUiry School. al Waterfront Park. ' , __can'anyon,-wcrc simply-a.plby-toMo-"kcep_his___ In:l978,.w.watcr.dcpnrtment rccords_sh I The event is scheduleuled for 6 p.m. at ' ‘ The Sandpiper, 1309 BlBlue Lakes Blvd. -W ension i N. Cost is $50 per person.ion. I run A donation by the Roulotary Club was in Longshoi)t launclhes bid H oi: Box Canyon Trout Co. havtn to audiC n part responsible for thehe construction of cfs w ater r i ^ t in ihc up- sai( the park, which openeined in 1992. For . ^ canyon. HaJdy asked for to ( reservations or informirmation, call The m extension o f that right go to win goovernor-■’s office5 JeronI for - and received - a jwater / pklant Sandpiper at 734-7000. n 1987, according to the pro get w here hche came from, knows whc He requested a third ex- gch je:911 Regional Joard meet u*Iw ’nmet-News udge at the plant to buildd u]up, Ostler he’s going aiand hasn’t forgotten who p B y a R - W d x d odtbeAModitodPresa' lid. rescheduled for F(Feb.23 him there,” hche said. Tim es-News corrcjwere sought on grounds In a news release, city Admidministrator' tate Sen. Ron Idaho also10 will need a leader who c val for Hardy’s projects ■ JEROME - The E911II Regional Board TWIN T FALLS ~ Fonner state any Paine said: "The furicliticlion o f the ipaign for the grapple wjUih the rapid pace of populatiation JEROME — ingAi and the delays were meeting for Febniary,, asaa listed in Mon- BeltIcitelspacher began bis campai lanl has changed from primaimarily rcsi- ' n o m in a tio n and economiclie growth throughout the sujsuite, whether Jerome’squivalcnt of litigation,” , day’s “On the Agenda,” hhas been rfsched- D)emocratic er gubernatorial' nc cntial to industrial treatmiitment. The ♦ m ent Plant is operaI his denial. ' ^2 uled. The meeting willll beb« at~7 p.m. Feb. Tuc'uesday w ith a w orkingm an'ss aiapproach h e he said, tiange-has caused several1 operationalop 9xt five ycarsryou-w ill be loclo o k -. _ Jerom e voterswere ac granted on the con- ' ...... ~ 2 rln 'th e b a s e m e n ra t-L-Land,“ a Title & Es-- ' saysays ho'would bring to the Stateratcnousc. - “In tho next rcKcsscs'to be very difDircntrcnt thon the - - jrangcvillc, ing at anothaicr' 12 Tw in Falls in Idaho,’’,» h c bond tb ^ g r a d e_!!diligcntly-pursue^his th ------; crow Inc., 237 N . Lincolnoln in Jerome. ‘ BBeitolspachor, 49, p f G ra 'ay the plant was operatedted prior to now the councilin V/i the canyon, Higginson c2 broiT o u ^ t som e unusual props to *Twin Falls said. so m e C heese coming on line.’ine." Though hele is generally re g a le d as a 1big is being done rightthe conyon’s only devel- ' ConqriledfitIfromsiaff tqxnti toila illustnte that approach. The upgrade of the treatminment plant :ket, thermos underdog to0 |primary opponent and Atti^ttor- The council willonstruction o f a'toad and ‘ • HHe displayed a lunch bucke 'as required to handle notlot only the jIs used by a ney Generaral Larry EchoHawk, BeB eit- exan; creek. P°; bottlottle, tool belt and the tools heese plant waste products,s, “but“1 w e’re I w as ju st that elspacher saiiaid he is hot about to ^onccjccdc hcing operated.intained P lhat his water lower'company Unemoa He wt rowing and w c have to rccogr:ognize that,” h is jo b w ith the p r i n ^’ t(to EchoHawk. G roup will be cmp:r and lower canyon arc untiintil Feb. 3, when ho left his >stlcr8aid. I. to cam paign "I m in thishis (race) to suy. I’m in thishisto costofSl.SOO. ited projcct” - hcnce de- '’H WaiVashington W ater Pow er Co. tc “Wc would like to do anil operationso win," BeitclsjIspachersaid. “W e h aven’t:r cc rights also slow his iill-time. udit of alt our departments:s to see how ahead o f th e H e said he'le’s raised abouti$70,000 so80 far way to dispose ngof beneficial use for the . I B2 HHiB background sets him ah /cll w e arc performing. It isis appropriatenj OWiuaries es because be and hopes to generate $200,000 in con'ontri- do somethin; be oth(Ither gubernatorial candidates I lat we start with the WWTPTP since the Beitelspacher budonsforththe campai ga. sludge," M ayortm Gt ent didn’t buy Hardy’s cd. Mini-Cassia ■ . ■ B 3 iaB “out there w ith the folks,” Be lant has rcccntly been updatcilated,” Ostler saidaidluesdny. , “ Idaho stilltill is a p liue w here peopleIe :are The plant's cent” argument, and the de- 1 down for a shortight p in the upper canyon ncaid. “They deserve a leader w ho10 doesn'td for- Please:e s e e BEITEL8 PACHER/I Idaho ■ ■ B4 ; ', er Resources spokesman Fa ...... El« : ■ J luston firr me waste^

i SlU( rrcspondcnt said II Auditors will decide Lar c’s Waste. Water Treat- plai >craling cfiiclently. d e r } apprcwed a Sl.S million cha 5 the trcotment of wastes, prc> I Wants to know if the'job wa; ght. vill hire a Houston, Tex., T xamine how the plant is wa: I. Professionol Services che rmploycd by the city at a g o

t come up wilh the best o f the sludge, and if we aud hing, w e’ll all be in deep wcl ■Gerald Ostler said. thai centrifuge had been shut plai rt period o f time, causing salt 8-2 Tlmes-NovrtVfwi'nFfllFalls. Waho W ednesday. Fet)-et>ai«fy16.1994

JeromleOKsipipe fo r;’ fish fan ^ a t h n o t i ci c e s side of the river,” McCollum told ccontingent upon reccipt ofof B si^ed ------I BylLR-Wotol erome, died Monday, ning commission Monday, aagreement between the;e C a n y o n o n ' and formedy of Jeroo Tim es-N ew s concsponiundent the plannit John RL 1Burch . fFrances Daley Stanton Petaluma, a i l f ...... hen we’ve been working on Spring S fish hatchcry and BlueBl Lakes , HBYBUR • Feb. 14,1994, In Peta “Since ther URN-:.John R. Burch, 57,of-' CChnrdnnan - ArTUScmeots are peodlngaad will I Country a u b . JEROME - The JciJerom e Coum y . the best wiway to suit their needs and < Ralfadrum0 and-fonncrly a of Heyburn, JERQMB-Frances DaleyI'Slm I 'on be uiDOUiiced by- thtth t Hove-Robertaon Planning and Zoningng Commission our’s.” A flow meter would be)e installed died Sundaiday, Feb. 13, 1994, at his qChurdmun, 89, of Santa Rosa,» , Calif., F u ra n ia i.p e lliiJc1 Jerome. t this week approvedI a new pipeline . Twin Falls’Fal plans to install pumps; and o monitored to keep tlth e w ater home, from Alpheus C reek: to a nearby fish and to ch!:hlorinote the water would1 flow f at six cubic-feet p a second,st he funeiiDcrat w ill b e held at 1 p.m. Thursdayy ata McCulloch’s Funeral hatchery. m ake it unusable ui to the hatchery,. said. s . • Home in BuBurley. Burial will-Ik at the S e r v i c e i? s Sin« 1975, CanyonI'on Springs fish McCollumjm said. In other business, thee commis-i Riversidele Cemetery Iff'Heyburn. • hatchery had used wwa alcr from ih'e p u n n inling i commission members1 sion: s Frietwls maynay call from 6 to 8 p.m. to- Jo«q)hloe Hnnnia Astor^nqnla, of loch’a Funeral HomeDme in Buriey). same pipe (hat serve*rvcd the city ot approvedd theI installation of a 3,600I « Announced Mike Dahrihmer, local ^nd befbefore Ihe funeral on Thurs- Goodfog,* M au of Christianin Burial, Twin Falls. W hen^ avity flow pipeline fromI electrical < engineer, os a nme 2nd Ward LDS m any’s Gooding Chapel). change its w a!h?la|P pipes w ould be installed in a1 ■ Heard a report &om AjArt Brown, . EUls Mailarshall Arnold ' Chapel 00 Northth Lincoln,L (Hove- ery could no longer stasha re the pipe.- JO - __ Robertson FuneralalOiapcl Q in Jerome), j trench across Blue Lakes1 planning i administrator,, c o n a pro-- HANSEN;EN - EliU M anhall Arnold, Betty Gabriel Oocbel andid snaroQ “ W e ’ve b e e n working o rl under a Country ClClub property. The pipeline) posed i impact ordinancei ggoverning 68.ofH«natnsen, died Tuesday, Feb. 1S» AUgtQ ^ Godxl, Infant twin dadaughters ...... • • contract with Twin1 forf( 20 years,” would cocost the hatchery aboutt the t area around the city. 1994, at hisliis Ihome. of'David , Edward and Sharon ! C ed i WaUaee0 DaofbertyDi Sr., of Hiursday, BUy Colo- said David McCollum,im, m anager and $iQ0,0Ck),:b , M cCollum said, Commission member;ers ag reed Arrangemjemenls are pending ond will LaDawn 1 Goebel of Rupert, gravMidegi Hansen, 2 p.m. TTiur ime, 2551 Kimberly part owner o f the hatchitchery. city of Twin Falls contribut-• they t needed a map, explailanation o f be announceneed by Blay ColonlBl Funer- scrvice, ' 1 p.m, today. PitPineview nial Funeral Home, 1 1 a .______------^“^We kncw-a.ycax-orr-or a-year and a _ .o d - a - ddivcrsion-box.—l‘like—a_( i ' i_cod&- letters-usedJnuhe.cLordioancc ______alHomeia-1la-TwinFalLs— ------*__ CcmctCfyJn.Asfitpn,:ldaho,_(. (McCul- Road in Twin Falla. half ago thal the cityty of( Tw in Falls headgate"c" at Alpheus Qtek-flhd anI andi a comparison of preiresent and needed a new way to convey water casementIt iat the city bridge located1 proposed i areas to be in thetl impact from Alpheus Creek:ek to the soulh in the can:anyon. The approval was> zone.j H o) i s p i t a l

; Lisa Stephens of Buhl; Normana Voss^ of Paul; and Obituary rate InformatKlio n , m a g icC ;VA LU Y REGIONAL MEDKD IC A L C E N im Heybum; I F o r obi Jockic Morlontgomcry of Jerome. catl 733'33-0931, extension 278 Obituilaries Admhted James Bo'yer.-OulBiBo Chanthavichit,, WWanda McKinncy Releued and Doroth)>thy Rowe, all of Twin Falls;; KendraK( Phillips of Denniss IInchausti of Buhl. Stephen L. Thtr h o r p e L. Noble5le of M ountain Home and }Norm an R. Eakln JEROME - Steptep h en L. rv e rn ' D. D. Noble of Grand Rapids. - JEROME - Norman R. EaEakin, 65. ------Thorpe, 94. of Topioppenish. Wash,. : throe " daughters. Shirley of ^ Jerom e, died Tuesday.'.'Feb. F 15. A • and (ormorly of JertJeVome. died Sun- er 61 Tucson, Artz., Emma' •■ -j1994, at the Magic Valloyjnagional R Q |- |, son of Jerome and Mary ^ - day. Feb. 13. igs-s994. at the Valley 5 '« ° ' Medical Center in Twin Falls ies pushI legislateors for r ig h t : Rehabilitation Cantenter in Toppenish. I of ° Bliss; two sisters. Nell' He w as born April 2. 1928, 1 in Ho was born Feb. Fe 5, 1900. in ppep of Nampa and Mary Wendell, the son ol Edwaivard.and . ■ -u Fairview. Wyo.. to John and Eliza- Newlin1 of o LaSelva Beach, Calif.; [Doris Fountlan Eakin. 1- : beth (Green) Thorplorpe. From 1918- seven grandchildren; gi and eight' raisedf and e d u c a te d in J to Clcharge feee on dejvelopmclents 1922. he sen/edJ in the U.S. Army 9fef»-9ragrandchildren. John was pro-• Normanf, attended college) aat Idaho I In dealh by his wife. L ora;,• cState In Pocatello a n d obtibtainod a _ : during World War'ar r He-attonded -°®°®° cSilver ThThose requirements include: current law, even'en Ifi the clause limit- ■ Idafio Technical Insi/iufeInst in Pocafel- rents. f John F. and Dollie Per-' pharmacy, degree. He mn arried ible; and three brothers, Roy u 1 April 7, Timcs-Ncwsws writer '• Creation of an impact fefee advi- ing it to A da Couniounty w ere dropped, lo from 1921 10 1923, 19: majoring In jij® Kathleen Mary Rose on / SOIsory committee. The homebuildclilders’ bill would be . accounting! In 192^923. ha moved lo G^^nt andanc Oris (Bill). -1-1960. in Coronado. Calif,,, and a they :d capita] “disabling” ratherher than enabling leg- Jerome and martlarried Margaret funeral will b e held a t 10' resided, in Oregon City, Orere., for 19 B O IS E -CCitie^, i counties and olh- <• Preparation of a detailed ‘A nno’ J o n e s . They Thi made their riday. Feb. 18, 1994. at tho' yyears where he operatedd a. phar- cr local unitsits o f government aao ss imimprovements plan by “<)uqualified islation, he told1 the panel. ;an Legion Hall In Bruneau, ^ . homo in Jerom o where wl- he worked Amer car macy. Following his retiremenent, Ihoy get the right to impose pnprofessionals in fields relatm,m g to fi> The Idaho Assbtssbciation of Realtors will follow at the B runeau' m^ ovedtoJerom oin 1992. nance, engineering, planniining an d finds Itself In thehe uunusual position of • for the Ford dealealership until it .0 Jeromo impact tees1 01on development, if the na - failed. In the midstdst of the Depres- Cemeteryery. Arrangements are under; He was a membet: ol the transportation.” jnediator between:en ithe two groups, rection of Summers Funeral i 1. Scotlish AssociationI ool f Idaho Cities and the r sion. ho borroweded $100 from Ihe °'^ec I Lodge No. 61 AF and AM. i But the cities say those rilot lic e n se ond and threeiree brothers. Western i Statos Wholesale"oSS LionQ cub findds new laiiir in Louis ; owned his own planeplai from 1945 to The funerallui will be held at 2 p.m. Company. ( In 1^7. they m om unex- 135 zoos, Gersonisonde said the Zoo of • 1960. He enjoyed/ed traveling and Thursday:Jay. Feb. 17. 1994, at White Utah | where he larmed. Ii ID A H O FFALLS (AP) — The The African lion was bor IS the only zoo that , . __ _ golfing, hitting,his>ls ionly holejn-one Monuaryary ln Twin Falls, wilh tho Rev. they , moved to Nampa wlwhere he_ ^cUy^S-mosijsi_f3mp_us_non_cub has_p«-pectedly in Idaho Falls onI INov. 29 Acadian'a was tl at Westwood Westist at( ttie ag e ofBO. Jo se faas s Cabral officiating.' Inter* becam | e a breakman tor theth Union found a newiv hhome. frfrom a fenTalt^harhffd'bebeen im- asked for theliori.'ioii.“ He is survivedi b'by his wife, Willa m eni will wii follow at the Twin Falls Pacific | Railroad. They ther planted with a birth controlol device. sandy Sawyer, “a lS d After,recei.reiving inquiries from as P^ /er, Acadiana’s gener- of Toppenish, Wast/ash.; three daugh- Cemeteritery. Friends may call from to | Glenns Ferry where Pat Zoo director Bill GerMndee saidi the al curator, saidd theth privately owned n (Teresa) Gehlen rioon untilun 8 p.m. today at White , ss Australia, Tautphaus " ters. Mrs, Robert ( until retirem ent, P at’s wifi device may have falleh oul. zoo hopes to acquicquire additional lions of Toppenish. Mrs, rs,: Eugene (Peggy) Mortuaryary, , officials have decided to * died in March ol 1973, anc Tautphaus had no plansI tot breed for an exhibit Dnon 141 a c re s., '•^ . Gulick of Clarkstccston. Wash., and of 1975. he nnarried Eva MeMcBride. donate the 24-pound24. male to the Zoo Mrs. Chas (Dofotrothy) Baldwin ol A aron)n V. A dam son ■paf was a friendly, honemost, hard ofAcadlanaaa at Broussard, La. it!its male and female adult lions,lie and Gersonde saidlid het received numer- Shelton, Wash.;.; oc ne sister. Ora yvviNIN FALLS - Aaron V. Adam-- 'working gentleman thatt knewh no Idaho Fallsills zoo officials will de- jhthe American Associationn fland. farmers will suffer. Tlie moratoriumim “has‘ forced people sired, memorials5 rrmay bo made to g.m. Thursday,Th Feb. 17. at thoe The funeral will be heldj att 1 p.m. Since thele Ibill would be retroac- “I don’t carc if he deve/e lo p s 10 10 becom e inventventive and find-mys • Cathoiiccharities.ils. in caro of Keith i Union1 12th 1 Ward LDS Church in.n. Thursday. Feb. 17. 199^94, at Iho live, u,e uniditidentified user could lose mm illion a c re s... as long as he doesn’t to use existing; wiwater rights fa^:iheir , Keith Funoral Homlome. 902 W. Yaki- gait Lak II Baptist Church in Glenn .ake City. Friends may call tl’' 5250,000WO he’s invested so far, tatake from those who heldi existingi new developmciments,” said Norm m a Ave.. YakimaJWA W, 98902. , f o m 6 t e with the Rev. Art Moore of 6 to S.p.m. today and one said. wwater rights to begin with,'k,” Parker Y oung o f the slat y Interment will follow at l“th nn Newcomb sai state Water Resources , hour bef(jefore the funeral on Thursday said. . John E. Noble3 le at McDoDougal Funeral Home. 43300 RestXemeteryJn.Gtennins_Efirr.y,_...... N ewcomb,lb, a Burley, Republican, “ Department...... BLISS - JohnI Everett Ev Noble. 87. S. Redvtdwood Road, West Jordan.I. Friends may. call from 11 a.m.1 until . is the m ainI backerbi o f legislation th a t'"1 But,‘DclRBy:Hdhn,:a'fafarm er in'___ lo .L arsen ’s( ca:case, that has- meant— a resident of Bliss.Iss. died Saturday. Utah. Burial Bi will be at the Valleyy the timo of the funeral on1 Tliursday1 would requii[uire agencies to assess RRoberts, wrote that Anteitone and leasing water riglrights from CRP-ldled Feb. 12, 1994. In 1Tucson, Ariz., of View Mei\^emorlal Park. at the church. Arrangemiments are whether theireir actions constitute “tak- NNewcomb “have a conflict» of( Inter- lands on a year-toir-to-year.basis. natural causes. under the direction of Huilurnpherys i„gs"ofpHvirivate property. H e’s also ttest and are misusing theirIr o ffice," Larsen wantsts lotc lease the rights be. John was born3rn and raised in W ebSlf s t e r E N o r r i s Funeral Home in Mountain"Home. I on<^ofthe^t Magic Valley farmers bibecause they both are farmTOcrs w ho h e ld la s t y e;ar a r again, and .lease B runeau w hereI he homesteaded jgROflOME - W ebster "Web* Rynn who’s protejtested Larsen’s water- pipump groundwater in the.MMmi-Cas- enough additiontiond rights lo bring , and ranched in the Owyhee County Morris 77. 7 ol Jerom e, died Jan. 31.1 Velma L Wilson pli^tioRS. sisia area. about 3,000 monnore acres under dilli- area with his wife.e, ILora, Thoy semi- , 994, 8, WENDELL-Velma LWiWilson. 81, at his home. utlon may be to simply Hohn called the bill “sped:cial legis- vation. He alreiilready farms 32,000 re tire d in 1966.6. Ithen moved to u. was_ born July 24, ,1917, inn of Wendell, died Monday,y Feb 14 ly Manor In change theI bill’sbi effective date from labtion for their (^tone’s andar New* acres in Qark,Ic, FremontF and Jeffer- Mountain Home andani .then retired in n,^ithe son of William and Elizaa 1994. at the Magic Valley I Jan. 1 to somijmetime this spring. Cora- acom b’s) benefit.'’ son counties. 1971, moving to the Tuttle and rts Norris. W ebb left Buhl in'n ' Wendell. Tuesday’s A hearing onm hhts request is set for Gooding areas. moving to Jerome where hea Velma w as bom April 7, 1912, In m itteeC halrailrman Golden lin fo rd , R- , L arsen did not attend Tu In his early yearc3ars, he w as active ince resided. Louisiana. She had residecled irj Wen- Rexburg, saictaid the bill probably will j,,hearing. But in written cot»m m ents, -early M arch inn RiRigby. in O w yhee C ounlunty. serving on vivors include two brothers,5 dell for many years. many boards andnd a s clerk oT the A Velma Is survived by/ hI e r hus- )r J. Norris ol Jerome and 'S i ; Bruneau School1 Board.B< He was a 1 Norris of Aberdeen, Wash.:. ban d , Alvin Wilson of WeA'endell; a U member of theJ 0Owyhee County me. slater. Ruth Thompson ofif son; To'm P atton of San'inta Cruz. .D c IUtelspacher ! r ...... - - .Cattlemen's Assoclioclation, Idaho Cat- lyH ot Springs. Calif.; two daughters. Rubjby Hutter- ..... ; tlemen’s/AesQCif..Ciation,..O.wyh0©..J^.'i^.Pffi e — man and-Venetta Young ol irlef committal sen/Ica will bO'- d fro rtiB I ...... like it is" "Il’s not necdeMded. It’a not cost-ef* „ . :.__County.Historioal.5al.Soclety and.the It three grandchildren; and tv He promised a “tell it Ul jctad at 10 a.m. Thursday at mote imponlortant than ropney," he campaign, c and bas takenen a fInn fective," he said,lid. Boy Scouts of Anwmerfca. John spent sroma Cemetery. Cremationn grandchildren. stand against the anti-gajui^ghts ini- Beitelspacherier isi a pro-choice ca»< : his retirement yearears collecting d e d the service under the di- A memorial service willI bbe held at said. SI didate,and saidid if be w been bovct- ' tlques with an exte n of the Hove-Robertson Fu-i. 2 p.m. Friday at D em ara/e/■e Wendell E ven thoulough B eitelsp ach er is a tiative. tl S ' c wben the Legislature . of cowboy memoral Chapel In Jerome. Chapel, union membmber, the state AFLraO ^ "It’s a bunch of crap,”” he said, nor In 1990 whi • Survivors Includejd e two sons, John already hass endorsedei EchoHawk. * ^ e d on't need it h e n . It'ss ani initia- passed anii-aboribortlon legialation, be < * BeltelspacIacher served in the Idaho live U about hate and it’s divis'isive.” would have vetoedvett it just as Gov. I House andI SenateS( for seven terms, Idaho also does nor nee'eed a pro- Cedi Andnis diddid. , ^ • " I spent a lotli o f years in the L e ^ posed P stale>owned bombb training “Between a wwoman and ber God! lature fightlojtlog for little people, and I nrange for the Air Force inn Owyhee there is no toonoom for government,” ! don]^ plan to quit,” be said. . CCounty, he said. b esaid. ■ ■ I ■

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...... —D. Mini-Casissia Goodshhot ~ 1 B u r l ei i y s e n i o r' hI i g h h o nn o r r o i l BURLEY - Buritirley Senior High JUNIORS Jeremy Murphy, Ronaeae Osterhout,< School has releaseded the first sem es- High:h IHonors: Eric Allenr Amyly Shannon Price, Catherinerinc Reardon, ; ter honor roll; Studludents achieving Andersor'son, Scotl Anderson, Nicholelie M elanie Ricks, Rebcccaxa Robinson, high grades includeie ithe following. Aston,. KKortni Dawn Beck, Summerer Jesse Sagers, Beverlyly SSimonson, SHNIC«ORS Beck, Steph Robins and Thomsensen. ' H a rv iso n , R achel HI cllew ell, H M Heather Smedley. H onornors: Kody Aldrick, Megan Catherine Honrie, CatCathy Hess, - Honors: Jenniflifer Anderson, Ashlimaiman, Corey Atkins, Veronica Camille Judd. J.D. Judefudd. Maegan _ -Stacey BakerjustisliaJflQdy,.Kody_Baldcras, ras. Chad Barker. Tara Barkes,ss. Kirk. Autumn Klink. NWMelissa Korb._^______^ fT l Beck, Cheri Bel^elliston, Holly Nancy/ B^ n . Brent Bcck, Polly Annnn Guadafupe Mesina, Knstenstcc Morgan. ey Bray, Daniel Beck,, TThomas Bowcut, Shantclcl Pete Nava, Megan Nel:Melson. S c o t t ' T J j b i - - W m Bingham, Hailey . I Brown, Jason ByByington, Dawn Bray. SaSara Bruner. Uriel Cantarero,fo. Nicholls, Kelli O ’Donahulahuc, Zachary - Carl, Tami Clark,; IBenjamin Cook, Caseyy Leon1 Crowley. Melissasa Peiterson, Cora Povlseb'lscn. A liso n ^ A d a m D a y lc y , J,J,ustin Downs, Elienberberger, Amy Estrada, Gabrial Price, Curtis Racc,acc. Bessie I 7>;- •SL*,'/*-■•" Kolesi Felt, Kris:risti Gochnour, Granataata. Melinda Hanks, Jamie>.ic Radabaugh, Ester Ramircmircz. Caralee Tiffany. Graham , Michelle M Halford, (Hobbs)bs) Hansen, Cori A nna Hanis,•s, Robins, Cindy Robinson.}on. & ic Sani, < Monica Hansen,, NMandy Hcward. , Jenniferfer-Hawkins, John Hellcwcll,•II. B rett S e a rle . W esleyslcy Taylor,.! Jason Hickm an, NicMichole H ill, Chad M elissassa Higens, Ryan Holmes, Jonathan Tilley, Karscirson Tolley. : Hoskins, Bohbi Jo Jantz, Ronnie Matthewlew Holyoak, ^telle Hondo, Hayley Winningham.am, Shayne ; S | „ Jarolimek, Jeffrey:ey Jensen, Owin Mondaylay Hutchinson. Tyson Jonescs. Woodland, Chelsey WonVomcll, Tanya U2WnOHTm«T1mM« Lane Johnson, Nathathaniel Kirk, Cori Shannonnon Kerri Kay, Trisha Keetch:h. Worthington and Amandainda Young. I Larson, Tiffany- NMabey, Melissa Nicolele Koch, Corbyn Larson ' ind Jam es Jensen, 11, flmrind th at melting sn o w makitakes better am m unition Justin Webb, 13, snd ■ Mabry. Sherri Maisey, M Joshua Melindinda Manning. Melissiisa during a snow ball tigfl£ h t on th eir w ay hpme ffrom school In R u p ert Mallory, Candidlida Lyn Marsh, Martineinez, Melissa Matthewsi's. Torre Lyn Meileissner, JaNae Nathanianief McCarty, Melissjisa HK A iV ^pi^H ljP I Meliing, Laurie MMitchell, Mathew Neilsonson. Chad Olson, Marcrci ^ ^ k 1 ^ Moycs, Barrett.1. ^Nelson, Jacque Petersersen, Thon^dy Phothong'S. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ R upert tnrash rates mayn rise “ aty, county Orton, Stephanieie Pockel, Marlin Michaelael Rockwell, Dee Ann SaylcrIcr, Pope, Ryan Price,:e. Tiffanic Priest, Hailicc DawnD Shockey, Scott Smith 1 T » T W N ew » Whittom ordcrdered all city depart- Y> Erica Randklev,W ill> R an stro m . Troy SttStout, Brenna Taylor, Angeliela EVBIY WEnBEHUY'UY-BPM seek ways tc nas, Shaunda Lee Thurbere r Antiques &Coflectibles-Ki9 - Household i ments to findd waysv to cut their bud- ' Curtis Read. Miguiguel Rementeria. Thoina! Mlscailaneou»-Too ' RUPERT-Hie dty'mamay .have'to gets by 10 perccntpc to raise about David Ringle,e, Lori Ann Shannomon Turner, Jud Rober -Atrtks«-TwinIn WllFal ; raise-residents’ sanitatiotlion rates to 5250,000 toi rerefill Ihc city’s reserve Qcutshnibcos d lo Rosekellcy. hantelle Sha Searle, Vorwallwaller, Brent Walker, Cammm i HURT SmnHBtS AUCAUCnONS help the city avoid a defilefjcit in the funds. William Silverrerman, Heather Whippleiple. Tiffany Whitehead. Justiiitin ______future, City CouncilmaaI St'Steve Porch An indepcn officials will discuss ways tootrirJ Walnum. JakeW Adveftbement-FebiuaidxuarylB ; future deficits. . Wiberg, Jennifer Fisher,er. Jenny Halford, Kais: M 8ERVICE week instead of twice,!, si start recy- will prevent ful the costs of maintaining shishrubs Whipple, Carl W isa MUTEltSAUCTKMS said higher sanitation icn, Ana Jensen. Lisa Jensenen, cling compost, and takee oother mea- Whittom sa and grass at the InterstateIte 84 Wood and Allisonin 'W om cll. ' each depart- rates may als(ilso bc needed bccausc ?" ' sures to r ^ u c e costs in eai intejchangc. ■-lOrSOAJI. the new regio:jional landfill is farther MTUR0AY,FD.19"-1' ment’s budget. The landscaping projcct, fi Cavener&NclohbciBhbors ; will look at away than thehe existing county land- ^ fund- M an’s itidentity stillI ai mystery Porch said the city wi: ed in part by a federal grg ran t, FarmMat^lnery-Pa^-Paul ; re cu t c o s ts fill lhat is clo::losing. The distance lo cd how other cities have i could cost the cities and coui . AdvBrtiwnent-Ftbiuasbiuaiyi; II decision to the new land!ndfill means increased COEUR d’AL^LENE (AP) — Mondayday. The man is listed in goo^ MASTDtS AUCTIONSM SERVICE before maidng any final d up to $30,000 in ycar-ro costs for fueluel and upkeep of the up n ,r? Officials are sliliill uncertain of the condilioition. raise rates. ' upkeep. Minidoka Counly C W .F. “ B ill” city’s garbagegc Itrucks. y*' identity of a disorsoricntcd man who Cocuj>eur d’Alene policc said Ihe ma: Last month Mayor W. Duane Smith said. D u wandered inlo n CoCoeur d’Alene con- enteredred the convenience store as“.“a rniM ur, r a a uHY m ■IIT , 1894 Annual Wendell Comm Minidoka Commissioners venicnce store. Grcyhoihound bus from Seallle arrive fer a cheaper allcmative and Spring AuOioft- A spokesman at Kooienaii Medical for a sclscheduled slop on Friday, ___ AdvHtlsamnliFebaiaebruaryl?' • look into landscaping s p i t a l s li ■ Ccntcr, where thee nman has been held jj is unclear ^ whether he w as on ththe WEHTAUCTIMSBISERVICE M i n i " C a s s i a h o s requires l e ^ upkeep, he said. —B------— req for observationon since Friday ^ or , just wandered inlo the stor;ore ^ ------— ^ ; / GCASSIA MEMORIAL HOSPTTAL ______UAL MD MODAY.rBmuirm'''»"\l090AJL ; Adittltted RafKtall Barney-Fannm EqiEquipment- p dLaka ’ ; Miltoo Reese, Hfloey RoseISC sasd Versa Hawks, all of Paul; andan Delphia Ung. Mike Watr, • Hones-Mud La9< Rulb Hodges ind Jtred Pelcber,ber, all of Rupert Advertisement-Febnaiyjy 12.AgWoek]y12 PATTEftUHAUCnOCnOKEERS ------ReleaMd -• Alsn Hale u d Jack Adiiaan»lansen. both of Rupen; Tim Hoyt of ?Minidoka; and Vcma Hawks ofPiuL IXT a mBAY.FaMlAIIYZI*'Z1*>-11A)A.II. ' j l IA Hansen Farm Equipment-fwtt-'Caldvroll i A(Nettisencnl-AaW^y2/jfy 2^2: T-N 2/20 H o n a m A U C im JOlONES AUCTION FRIDAYAY, FEBRUARY 18,1 RyV i ", 1894 LOCATED from the M ^ ic:VaneyRegk>nal Va Medical Centerin'rinTWlN FA U S , IDAHO, Sargent FarrtB - Farm Madiirt^l^-^Murtaugh ; 31/2 mtos wwt oaU.8.30,« , tlItim souft In dftvowav ar*d prowx e o d 1/8 milo through AdveilisemonI • Febni buidlngt to pasture wtwfoimachkwyb me parked, gfl not M dUrkpnU.S.3Q.______WAUAUCnORE

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Moodsy, Feb. 14. SCR127127 (Resources and Environment) — SB1472 (Resources and EvBnviroDmem)'^ actions to thosesewithdisabiUtics, « — Roquim liodlords to provide fireIre proiectioo water righis unlil1 complelioQcoi o f (he Snake SentTbOomaor Seisaminirinimum stream flow for (he Pack River.'er. Increaiet Ihe membersbip on tbe Fiih and SB1468 (SlateItate Affairs) — Includes a rtpre- foforlcnanta. 3. HB493 (Simpson) —— GariTiesQi requlremenu SCR128128 (Resources and Environment) — Oame commission (o seven andan rtquires one sentative of’ theth governor on tbe Pacific SB1498 (Local Qoverament andind Taxation) SB15M (Reaourceturces aad Environment) — 10 oubliib residency for3t (hIhe purposes of hum* Sels a minimum miv stream f lo v fo rtb e Wei^el member to tcprescot Idaho's Indndlan (ribes. Nctdiwest Ecoooooomic Regioft. -— Requires authorized rccall electectlons to be Authorizes a deductioiictioD from tbe hazard ing and Tuhing lictiues. Greet SB1473 (Resources and EoEnviroDmeni) — SB1489(SuieU leAflain) — Amends state law beheld wilbin 45 to 60 days. bond to fund the Forestorest Practices Act HB533 (Slrapson) — Allows- sheriffs lo SCR129129 (Resources and Environraenl) — Provides latcrio protection frotrom devtiimmenl oo tbe rn u lkion o a o( charitable gaming, SB1499 (Heallh and Welfare)> -— Imposes . SB1509 (State Affairs)Aflai — Module* (he per- tccomplish the Krvicee of a garnishment by Seliaminblinimum lake level for Bear Lake. for tbe Boise River downsireaitarn from Lucky SBI490 (Loajocal Govemmenl and Taxalioa) . fcfees on d i s p ^ of hazardous wastete Iaod PCT*. fonnaoee auditing[ lawUw 10 Kt OUI performance mtil. SCR130130 (Heallh and Welfare) — RejectsCIS Peak. — Requlrei Itxlaxlflg disuicia to advertise fee SBI200 (Health aad WeUare) —Aulborizci suadtids. HDS34 (Simpson) —— AllowsAl for iflcamra- proposedd litlimiu on Medicare reimbuixmenl for SB1474 (Resources and EnEovironment) — Increnca in excesxcessofSeercenL cccooperative agreements between) hhcalib care' SB1510 (State AfbLAfbirs) — B rls^ ad u o l dis- tion, al Judge's discretion,:ion. of a defendant on outpatientnt faosfriialfa fees. Allows laadawsers to bury irrigs^gaiion ditches, SB1491 (EduBducailon) — Extends scholar- prproviikrs under (he Idaho Health PlaiinannlngAa iricts under tbe coosolicuolidatedeIectloaU«r. nonwocklng dayi so heie ccan continue in his SCR131131 (Resources and Envlronmeal) — SB1475 (Resources and Enviroomcnl)& — ships to dependedndeius of full-time policc or Hre^ SB1501 (Health aod W elfare)-:) — Seu up SB1511 State AffaiA ffairs)-Sets out penalties employment. SeUaminirlinimum stream flow for Badger Crwk.ek. C onsolidales (be Deparimc ft M tn rhf tin^ nf Hnly €f'state tegulaliw of adah foster carethoaw.. be forabaatoOaavehlelaUclea. HB536 (Simpson) — SSets up a perpetual SCRI32132 Oie&Ilh and Welfare) — CreatesIS a Resources with the Division of Enviromnenlal j X r ^ J u l y 199(99a Sm S02 (Heallh and Welfare) —- Requires SB1512 (Resourceturces and EsvlronmeDt) — fund for jtil commiswries,ies. spccial panipanel lo examine (he future role of the(he Quality.; SB1492 (Edu(^ucalionl — Brings educational p(pollution source pcnnll applicantss lilo.supply a Extends Ihe Ufc off theIhe Oround Water Quality HU553 (Simfison) —— IIncreasesk (be commer' Idaho Slalelale School and Hospital. SB1476'(Judiciary and Ruleules) — Provides support personminnel under contract negotiation rereport on pasl violations, Coundl fiom two'to■to threeih years after adoption cial feed inspection fee fronfrom SlioSS. SCR133133 (Judiciary and Rules) — CreatesItes legal bois for i person giving'Ig wrillen instruc- ■ provisions, SB1S03 (Health aod Welfare)I -— Includes of a plan, HD6-i3 (Appcoprialionilions) — Provides an special committee co lo'sludy crime victimsms tions 00 disposition of bis bodyly Ias pan of a pre- SD1493 (EduiZducaiion) — Authorizes school ctchiropractors in exemption fromn iunlicensed SB15I3 (Resource]urces and Envlronmeni) — - addiiiutui S2.3S million1 for Ihe 1994 budget of rights, arranged fuoeral plan, boards to issue« rtrenewable contracts fot noncer- prpractice of medicine laws. ' Requires tiapper cducaiduaiion lo obtala a trapping the Commera Departmenl.lent. SCR134134 (Hcfllh and Welfare) — Createslies SB1477 (Judidiry and Rule*'lea) — Eliminates liftiblexmployn'y«Sr ■ 'JiPJS04 (Resources and Enviroiironmeni) — llanse. ~ HBW4 (AppropriationIlions) — Provides an special cor&miKcecoo lo tiudy food esiablisbmenileni appeals of imaU claims dedsiotliofis and requires SB1494(EdiicPlication)— Assures mncetiifled -S<-Sels iside money from big gamete lags (0 be SB15I4 (Resourcesurces and Environment) — •addiiionir>16,600 for IhcIhe 1994 budget of ihe inspectionOft fees,''i removal of a case lo magistratelie court by cither school dislrictict iemployees Ihc same heallh ujused exclusively for winter feeding.I. Repeals the selasldede fnfrom hunting ta p for big InduUrial Commission, SCR13J135 (Slate Affairs) — Endorses Ihe party prior to a decision in smallall claims coun. insurance coveti{enge as certified employees. SBIS05 (Resources and Enviroiironmeni)— game winter feeding.ig- J_ ~ - - —...... twrvOtina'Ina policy for .United Nalions recogni-[ni- SB1478 (Health and Welfare]ire)— Oeaieslhe SB1495(EducIducalion) — Requites school dii- AAuthorizes (be Water Resources Dc|:}epatimcnt to SB1S15 (Resourceiurces and Enviroameai) — IIJR19 (Juiiicisry,ary. Rules and (ionofTalvraiwan'.“ ------laabo Health a r e Commlislon:XI to conrolcons—tricrnieet;and-ad'ConferwithTeprtscnta th c ro f——issue bonds for aquifer recharge.—------Expands-lhc-OulClien I _____ Administration) — Proptreposed conslitulional SCR!3«!3« (Heallh and Welfare) — Createslies and assure acccss. mptayeesoncontracilssues. - - SB1506(Resourc« and Enviroiironmeni) — Board ftom four to) six wilh the addition of two amendment on victims ri^ls.righl lask forcece 1tb study services for the aged andind SB1479 (Local Govemmenl:nl and Tualion) SB1496 (Com:ommcnx and Human Rcspurm) R'Requires legislative approval oif f «any future rriore public members.lers. '• HJR20 (Judiciary.ary. Rules and disable^, — Allows for increased exemptoption ftom prop- — Sets up slatelie licensing1 for persons p^orm - piplans 10 transplant bighorn sheep. ' SB1516 (Resourcesurccs and Environment) — Ailminiitratlon) — Propcroposed consiiluiioaal SB1464»64 (Briucallon) — Creates an Idahoiho erty taxes for homeownen In counties Wiih ing lead hazard-d reductiontt or abaiemeni. SB1S07 (kesourccs and Enviroi.ronmcni) — Expands ground water t amendmen! 10 provide llialllut 1liccnsure, regulation School'■ Reform R Commiliec (o promoie□le rapidly escalating values. i' SB1497(Comijmmerce and Human Resources) PIPlaces a moratorium on new groundnd or surface ihe pilot sugc b SL Ani and discipline of iawyen:n sshall be as provided improvtmc«iea( projects in vhoob. SB1460 (Local Govemmenl:nl aod Taxafion) by staiuie approved by theIhe Legislature,1 SB146S165 (Judiciary and Rules) — Requiresires — Authorizes school 10 impofe•feimpactf^on I— ” 1ICR5I (Judiciarviarv, •_ Rules and persona corconvicted of vebictilar manslau^terr in new horoe construction, Adminislralion) — AuihikUlhorizing legislaiive dcaihs ofif parenuf In pay support for viciiins’ns' SB1481 (State Affairs) — Imposes letm ' ' / > , s n e w w a y t D•buy l furniture^ study of Idaho laws requirquiring a su.spcnsion of childreo.I. limits 00 members of CongressM pending ad()p- ''-V:,sAwholei dnving privileges. SB1466<66 (Judiciary and Rules) — Selss a tion of similar limits by 25 olherher states and Val- — - ...... 1ID78I (Transponalloiillon and D efense)— S300fiaooito or 3(1 days in detention for posses.sionion Idalionoriimitsbylhecouns. < Amends laws on righl-of-\-of-way purchases, sur- ofmarijuanuana or drug paraphcmallji hy a minor.]r. SB1482 (Health and WeUantare) — Requires f f l fijff iB S jj vcys and fees. SB1467167 (Judiciary and Rules)— Authorizeszes all testimony submitted (o legisgisliuive commit- IIU782 (Business) — RequiresP purchasers Ihe awardird of fees lo litigants who representent tees lobe under oalh. of title insurance to be givegiven informaiion sbpui thenuelvcs.ves.' SB14S3 (Health and WelCut;u t) — Limltsiihe applying for 5()*S0 homccimcowner property tax SBliUUI,tservicc practitioner's Iiccn?>c, HB7HH (Business) —— RRevises rule-making authority of Departmenllof of 1lasurancc to makcil con.iistcnl wilh Adminisiraliiiralive Procedures Ad, HB7H9 (Busituw) —— RReorganizes slatutei reUlingtu insurance fraud.ud. . ■■ HB7W (BusineM) —— AAmends laws cover- ing prepayment of a loan,n, HB791 (Business) — (Changes Board of Morticians to Stale Funeral::ral Board. "W liatVafi^ o le call worth:J i ? H»7‘)2 (Judiciary.try. Rules and 1 Ailminisiraiiun) — Furthe:rlher defines rights of victims in Ihe course of criminalcrirr pn>cccdings. [107^3 (Judiciary.ary. Rules and Adminislralion) — Corrtctjreas references in state lax laws 10 Interna) Revenui'enue Service Code sec- lion on private foundallolallons and charitable H" trusts. IIB794 (Judiciary,ary. Rules, and AtlntinLstration) — Provideivides for penally up to S2S0 if physician, hospitalital iadminisiraior or otb- crs fuil 10 sign a birth, deatlJeaih or siillbinh cenifi- cale wiihin 15 days. :------UB7i)5 — (Judiciary,ary. Rules _ and AdminlMraliun) — Requirquires sex offenders to pay $12 fee when Ihey:y registerrc with county 1 sheriff under a 1W3 law.V. HB796 (Judiciary,ary. Rules ond Administration) — Requ;equires enrollmeni of child in health insurancece planp directly through an employer without regarirgard lo enrollment sea- son resirictions. HB797 (Appropriation!lions) — Supplemental apptopriniion in currcnlI budgetbu of $115,900 10 atiomey general's officee for slale legal services, HB7y8 (Resources antand Conscrvaiion) — . Adopts Idaho Abandoneloned llardrock Mine Reclamation Acl. HB799 (Resources am!and Conservalion) — Changes dcfiniiions and adds definition of T o a j a nrcher c w ho’s still a lorong an eight stateIte region, ali th e w ay "mean high waictmark":k" ini Stream Channel Protection An, HBHOO (Resources aniland Conscrvaiion) — - Increases penalty for unauthorizedum uses of w ay from hry. Rules and : A mlnlsiniion) — asrifictrifles rights of • legal < ipiudian In any govenuncaimental aoioQ Involving y o u ’ll disiiscover that C om mNet N authorized C om m N et Cellulari r ' Ibe custody, support, treairreatmcnl or abuse of a ; minor child. . I HB811 (TransponaliorIlion and Defense) — C ein lar is urm ique in its dedicauoIon Representativt i v e to f i n d o u t m o r e , ' X Amends laws on allowable'able gross weights for tncks and penalties for vviol] ioU lW I .- IntioductdlnScBtisI S JM in (ResourcesI aocand Envlronmeni) — ' , to providingg cellular service aero;r o s s I t ’s w o r tth h a phone call. C Urges Congress lo modifodify Ihe Endangered '• Species Act when il is reautleauiborizeti. ------.---— S jM ltS (lleilih iDdSdWelfireT^Urtes \ -Pongresj lo modify Ibee SafeSa Drinking Wiier ' 'A c t to case impact oasUlca.ales. C O M M NsIET^CELIU l lALR/-if,“ R SJMn3(ReMunxtau> and OavlrDomtnl) —• Urges CoDgress lo delayay anya action on addi- From the Meviountains to the Plain:lins. donal wildereeu. sccnicc rivenrit or new griiing ''■aanagcment rcgulaliosss uountil Ibe Clean Water i Acl has been reaulboriiedIxed and ibe impact on Idaho assessed, i SCRI2J (ResourcesI amand Environment) — J flV/vr a Motorvla 9 5 0 Plus porUorUible plwrte ora Motorola totete ptxinepi uHth battery for only S18i89 I ' ' Sets a minimum Streamn flowfic for (be Spokane ^ River. 1 up for one year ofservice befonforeM anh3I. 1994. FordetaiLtails, call I-SO O -C O M M N ET.T. i;;: SCR124 (ResourcesI andam Envlroomeni) — IrSeis a minimum tireimm flowf for the Moyie . - River. : S01125 (ResourcesI andun Envlronmeni) — -Sets • minimum strcinin flowf for tbe Coeur Id'Aleoe River. SCR126 (Heahh andd WWelfare) — Restricts -betlthdistticicoUectioiioriI of fees for food relaud -•otviiics to only Ibose volivolootarily sought lad loolrequindbyljw. i e i UreIS

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Even when-“cabin>in fevcr^-sets.pap!C^;^g loww speed. Mix until well blend-end- ...... facts in during February,ry, when the ed.1. . days arc short and colcold in many 3. Divide dough into foui'o u r parts o f lhe country,y, you> can vi- •- jarters. Wrap cach quarter:r in Cast a ballot forfo your t i cariously enjoy thehe delight of ife!:! astic.wmp. Refrigerate several'cral revelers in the strccreels o f N ew jurs or overnight. favorite cookbibook • Orleans by hosting; 0o MardiI Gras 4. Hcot oven to 375 degrees,CCS. p a ^ for your friend:nds and their lace sheets of foil on countcr-itcr- (You can help your favoritiorite cookbook win . children. p for cooling cookies. the Cook's Choicc Award,rd, >one category of For adults, a MordiLTdi Gras party 5. Spread 1 tablespoon flourlour ------thc-annual-Julia-Qiild-Coo:Zookbook-Awards.______is'a'chancc to~get togethertog t-largc-shccl-of-waxcd paper, sponsored by the Intematio:Itional Association ally after die hecticic ^pace o f die lacc one quarter of dough1 on o f Culinary Professionals. holiday season, andd childrencl will oured paper. Flatten slightlyhtly This year, 33 books haveive been1 nominated love dressing up am parading ith hands. Tum dough over,vcr. for the awanls, to be given?cn out April 23 in around the house in over with another large sheethect ninees will be an- Son Francisco. The nomini tume finery. ' w axed paper. Roll doughh to n-it’s up to you to nounccd March .10, Thcft-it Mardi Gras, litei “ Fat -inch thickness. Remove toptop_ _ __ vole. T o'get on official-H;l-Hs^of1lominccs I Tuesday" in Frcnch, the day yer of waxed paper. Cut out mcnl, plus a ballot righl after the announccmei before die beginningng ofi Lent, ith cookic cutters or hand-cull-cul ond conicst rules, send a ststamped, sclf-ad- Feb, 16 diis year. The custom o f trms. Transfer lo ungrcasedised dressed envelope to Cook’sik’s Choicc A w ard,' parties, parades, la^ balls, ddng sheet widi large pancake:ake lACP Heodquarters, 304)4 W.' Liberty Sl.. masks and costumesics ’was part of mer. Placc 2 inches apart. Roll Suile 201, Louisville, Ky.iCy. You may also die Frcnch traditionm i imported to id cut out remaining dough. call 1-502-587-7953 to rcquiapiest 0 ballot. Louisiana, and thetic : street 6. Sprinkle with granulatedated pageants go back t( the m id- igar or colored sugar crystals,tals, Disposable servingng spoons 19di century. : leave plain lo frost or deco-eco- great for potlucks,is, picnics “People in NewV COrleans ore 'H ^ ^ ^ ^ H itc when cooled. so involved that maimany o f them 7. Bake one baking sheel al ta Il’s such a good idea,, ycrving Spoons and John Shoup, exccuti' director lOve cookies lo foil to coocool I3mplclcly. Fork (you gel two spoonsns iand one fork in of the New Orlc;rleans-bascd the ih i^u tcn sil pock) arcc 9 inches long and "Great Chefs" telcvi: scries. 8. For icing, combine confec-ifcc- mode of smrdy white plastlasdc. And in case "The Mardi Grasis (colors are oners sugar and 3 lablcspooni30ns they don’t gel pitched, theyhey’re reusable and gold, green and purpurplc, ev- ■ater. Mix to blend well. Add Adi dishwasher safe. eryone uses those colorscol to dec- iditional water, a few drops3S a:at Wc used ours to Iodic! outou leftovers from orate their homess f from right: Peanut Buttirtter King Cake Cookie, M; 3writing tip. Or, placc in smallmall New-age fortunes^ comingi brown sugar-based:d dough,d they C lockwise f qua: Iri Brownies, Ultimate Pra isealable plastic bag. Snip veryver> bccomc Ihc Ultimaimate Praline Cookies, Cl'Chocolate Caramel Swiri plas es near you ...... Tiall hole off one com cr o fbbag. a g -to Chinese cookies Cookie. C runchy Coi^oconut Cookies. hou ipc designs onto coolcd cook'ook- Don’t be surprised iff youy< start finding For revelers, findiind in g iim c to 4. :s. . . . . ncw-agc messages in yournir fortune cookies, bake cookies bctwciwccn parties j Plac Keefer Court Food, a Minilinncapolis compa- and balls demandsds IhisI sort of < top ny, is uiking fortunes onin 0o great leap for- convcnicnce. Accaccording to I P E A N U T Frtmccs Smidi, a nati'iative N ew Or- I ward, to the 21st ccnniiy. InInstead o f old for- Festive hholiday p z -on-i BUTTER KING3 leanian and ownerr olo f die Soniat, tunes that claimed to impoiipart some wisdom Plac CAKE COOKIE . ■ from'Confucius or woulduld simply predict House Hotel, even1 chchildren have flou E succcss ih business or lovcVvcVlhcniw-gcnera-' ' • ...... ' special danccs to an(■attcnd."Thcrc ------easiby created w itl Ide variety o f mes- is an annual childrcidren's ball for Cov lion fortunes ofTcr a wide Makes 3 to 4 dozen cookicskies sages and subjects. RecentMit examples: “You 7th and 8th graders,ers, and thol’s What caium be more fesdvc than fcadiiadiered red and blue make pu o f V depending on size) are ready for a paradigm1 shift,”sh and “Seven when they officiallyIly get into die masks, col(olorful beads and deliciousI cook-cc blue make green), 'y.-h 111 make you weak." social whirl," Mrs..Smidisaid. Sr ies. And1 stagings a Mordi Gras partyrty for • Every guest shou days without laughter will n laycyi cup Crisco all-vcgciabllable Until dien, howcvik-cver, children families caican be a project to share widiih yourj M ardi Gras parly. C wit? o f a ll ag es are ppart a r o f M ardi children, from construction pop hortening Cooking contest seseeks that fo nIK cups firm ly packed lighlight Gras panics at home.me. Gold, gigreen and purple ore the MM; ardi widi glitter and fcadia baki irown sugar perfect clieesy reeljcipe Gras colorsors, and many card shops andnd sta- to the back, tum tores carty honey-comb papercr I:balls ’• To pick die King K cup crcamy pw nut butter;cr Ifyou think chccse mokeokes any rccipc bct- M ARDI GRASGI lionciy stor and r decorations at this lime o f yeayear. If 'rade, h i ^ a chocolate 3 mblcspoons milk ter, you may wont to shooiloot for one o f 115 SUGAR COC□OKIES and other d 6 vcvcr, you can moke yourr owo n. Peanut Butter King Ca I tablespoon vanilla prizes in Sorgento's sixth(th annual “Cheese not, howe SUg) Here arc someso ideas: giris divide one and th' 1 egg Makes the Riwipc” contcsL»L or 1IK cup all-puqwse flour Cookie • Braidd crepe< paper and string it aroaround er. Moke paper crowns rate There arc three caiegorijories “ Appetizers K leaspoon salt M cups granulatedMcd sugar the house, • Make “royal” rol 7, and Snacks, Side Dishc^ oiand Main Dishes, K leaspoon baking soda 1 cup Butter Flavoiw or Crisco all- . instcaca d of the traditional doubloons,)ns, cut Queen from wide felt, tim< Recipes must use a minimuimum o f M cups (6 3 chocolate kisses or chocolOCO- vegctdjle shorteninging out circless o f cardboard and let die chihhildren edges, using die deco ounces) Sorgcnto Classic-!ac-Supreme Shred- minate candy-coated pieccs 2 eggs color dicmm . L dD ie children duow dierhem to choice from a fabri ded or Fancy Supreme: ShreddedSl Natural o f ) ^ cup light comn syrups] o r reg -' die "crowdvd" o f parents as they parade, scepter can be made Cheese. A S ^ c n to logo0 frfrom a packagc o f thin ular pancakc syrupp . • For beb ^ d s, string popcorn that hasas Ibeen from a dowel stick anc Icing • Sargento Classic Supnipreme or Fancy utes2H cups confectioners sugargar 1 tablespoon vanillinilla 11160601. III Entries must be postniaHc^ by/ WMareh 14 and rc- r^— coI( ach: ceivcd by March 25. past , Mardi Gras Sugar 3 w Burgers sometimenes healthier ?rallno Cookies a n d rcse than chicken, newinvsletter says D)ixie cainin’’ ontl Simake ______.P ip You’re trying to be goood KFC has432 calories and:nd 25 grams o f fat - "Nope,” he will likciy dravIrawl, with characteristic goo< ’. Cut out mask shopes ^ 191 N. State St.. HagHagerman : only 99 calorics and iI gigram o f fat more • hhumor, “ I’m from North Arkojrkansas.” popcr and decorate dicm she ■•Phono: 837-6416 ^ 2 uk-meat portion of t down at one o f Bud and Bai than a similar-sized dark* No matter. When you sit dc diere. Then attach elastic ■ WIntiBr,Hours: Thursdaydayttuough •Colonel’s Rotisserie Gold>ld Chicken.( bbare D eakins’ tables, you’ll1 thinkth you’ve been transporterted bro .!'Saturdayv’4to9p.mK : Sunday.£ - where, thanks to 20 yearsI o f If you ordered a McDo;Donald's Big Mac, bback to the land of cotton - v IngondQuecnofdicpa- > Noon to 8 p.m. id g chocolatc milk jr, ily styJc,_oIdtirnc» dicre ore nc ______large order of fries w d a r e s ^ h and a natural family t late candy in cach o f two - •• -. .-.r.igricesttyi^Sio.Slj ...... le fattiest combina- ' " f, s h ^ c , surely one o f tfie"f forgotten. ; Cake Cookies. Have die ReMtvatiors not rsciuitquired. but for tions there is, you'll consonstune 1,220 coIo* The decor is simple. Theic R^vcrBankF is not named fo i die boys divide die odi- I ‘ wggestedforlarge.pparties. ad 1,330 miUigrams a is settled along Stale Street ini ries, 50 pam s o f fat ond the fact that the restaurant is wns for die winners. 1 o f sodium. The ncwslcttcletter docsTJoinrotrt------“ Hagcrnart7wHere'die‘Snnke:1 ke Rivcr'lnflueoces'cvcrydiin robes for die King and ^trout is outstanding, and the Cojun-style' you can save fal and colorilorics by not eating fifhjm fish stories to sheep famfarming. Radter, it is luuned forfc relt, nnd glue “fui'' to die \catfish w ill moke you think[link you’re o n ' the chickcn skin, however.fCT. ddie building, a former bankic ccomplete with a vault wher Iccorative fabric of your -Bourbon Street. Deakins keeps his recipe^ andani an old bonk manager's of-ol C ooT iledfid fioiD w ire repoits ^ ibric remnant table. A l“t< JefT and Bud Deakins alscalso serve spe- • , fice, w hich his wife keeps libcliberally stocked widi fine loct>cai ade quickly and easily .cially aged barbecuedI steaks,ste juicy . f.folk art and books of IdahoI loilore. and Imob ffom die hard- ' j cheeseburgers and grillciilled chicken, Dinefs sit at plastic cafe tablestab and chairs, die walls arear ntcd widi spray paint • j Menu specials range fromom spicy Jam- adorned w ith antique pholognagraphs o f giant sUirgeon bcinling B ud, right, an d Birtiara ait Deakins and s o n J< balaya to Shrimp Gumbo.). taken from the Snake RiverT oiand a joyous fisherman, fasJtsh- s o u tte m spaclaltieiies In tha heart of Hagenr ------she B ut the restaurant's biggiliggest seller is ! ioned by tbe Punkin'< Hollerler

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I bot, and lomemade had in portions rOi cr (a full pound of ou con get o f her customers r Hogcrman * .c -2 Tlmos-Novffl, Twinwin IFoOa. Idaho W odneaday, FebruaryF«< 16.1994 ^ —Valley lifeII

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b ESDAY P - n««xrak 7:30 p.m. al Wok 'o Grill ResUisuurui ia Twin Nooo aad 7 p.m.?.m. at Magie Valley Fellowship 3:30 3 p.m, al College of Southern Ida!daboDeaerl HefxmlkctQ* WEDNES Building, Room IIX 7p.m.alQiioaFinLsL AiUiaknAaaarBmCWu al ScdbuiOT Restaufanl. Falla. New toeabctt are always welct^icome. Ftir mote Hall, 801 Secoodd Ave.A N. For mort Infotmallon. Bu0 tte aO n a ) informatioti call 734-9256.734-767878or324-S455, eall73 6 ^ j a {UctfiddSedoratittai High OcMt NordiccAandatka A» 8 (o 9-JO pjo. « W ilinCI ClCenter. 2)9 Shwhooe , m U Too?. 32S E. For mcn> bfotmatioo.n. Wam6itaR«eomy MyaeM Lt ..rw4i Qooi at Ibe Community BuiUiJdiog. 7 p.m. II YFCC. For more ioformatioa, call St.N.iAT»inF>Ui. call436-<91K918. Nood io 1:15 p.m. ai Walker:er Center. 219 *Nooa uatil I p.mp.D. al Oterrywood Apartments, Sotoily S M Nooo (a nartotks anonymc-mou* meet- Blaine Billman al 734:181M 8l6 ot Lawrence FV»noy ^ U n C U i Shosbooe SC N.taTwinFalh. 2026 Eliubeib Ulv)...... Fkb Seder CbhHiCkBM U » 8 8 pjo. al tenior cenler, : oQ Idioa Raals at 324-2579. Ikv RUo»ihip lUlL 801 ^ in fo rm ^ 0117360918. , _ For mort bifcrmation; on i 7_« P A tl U tfk \'ilk> I r at nooo. For mote bformaiioo, eiU 734- PHlocidinooaDir aad aodal hour atl pjn. at senior Tkto1 Off ro m lt So B ly trOFS) N0.322 a : . Sccotkl Avc. N. Foi moree tnlonaalioo.ml a ll 736- t> 5:45 p.m, al Minidoka Memoiial I Nooo»tJeromcCife,6:ire,62SS.Uneolft. • • miH. Nooo ifitil 1 p.D. at QterrywDoi \rea Natoxia Aoooyao™ (open CWaence Con Room. For mort informstion. T irinMHrikTCVSmm i iafonniiion. call )(it»aS(nk)rCUntn a aiVaUeTVauViUat£.6S3RMeSLN, . 202fiEIiiabeih Blvd. For mort infi ) 1181.436W5ot43W935, 1181 • (p*?. tm. Wipe Viliolicj 1Fclto»-iiiip lUU. 801 • 734tiUley(a Nooo uaul 1 pjn. ai ChenStemm-ood Apanmenti. AdBbQflOOfaaABiBTim Nooa ai Hope Uiihcraa aarcb. i^yoo View Hospilal. 228 Shoup Twin 1 Falb Senior Olfatw Outer Trailer P r t i a X k ^ Nev; :!0:b Elkitxih Dl«'d. For mortmo iaroraulion. call 7 J0 pJL A iat Epbcopal Qurdi in Burley. Ave. W, Dinner at noon and bingo ai 6 JO p.m, A tM OOfttaABOBTBagiCACA) d AMm(oon«»>kiag) •ailb d>apel.p and Adams lo faformalion.oUinfoi 734-5084, ^ingtoo School). This is a nott- AksboUca ABBTaoM-OI-O d Ck Bdp* JadpM A tsppoppod group for aduti children of Nooa ai Magic Valley Fellowa! ■ WcaUlSaikcatbisi Jerome, (east of Washingto Onefi akoholicAtyritfyriuncTlocai (anQiea dxcu al soon U ikk Sectnd Ave. N. For mort bfortnatM5on.*«ll'73^' MMONDAY l ' on gtoup, BabysJitiog avail- Dinner al noon at senior anler on Wei f.llT>l.onkBitberri»pnfaopOom Diaaer at 0000 al senior cenier. Ai-Aeat AlnfasilcioUciABOojmatN 7:30 pin., wilhh plplaycn from 0-50 master points 7 ^ 10 8:30 p.m. al KMVT Communilnily Room. 8 p.m. at Firit Unitedliied 1Methodist Chutdi. base- Noon II Lulhenn0 OOiurch. Caciui Pete's Noon andasd ai 8 p.m. for men'a aiag al Magic[ic BodnUcnad) eligible to ptiy att IbiIbe M a ^ Valley Bridge Cenier, Everyone r ' is wclcome. For more informamation call ment. 360 Shosbotw SiredItredEast. Trailef PukinJ»ckpo<.Nev.V. Valley FelkncUowiblp lUU. BOI Second Ave. N, For'or NoooalPrict'aCare.24440verUirUndAve. 246 Palls Avt. Ann fainstructor will be prtsenllo help 734-V363 7^ or 543-5939, MagicViDDyStagfc-&JtaSqaneDnDeCU Al-Aace (m.unoUng)) mote inlorma;(maiioo.caa736^18. ntoSadarOthim Ibe rtoviee ptayetr wlwilh blddiog and playing prob- Advanced and beginnerlnoersrrom7J0lol0pjn.at IM p.m. ai Magic ValievIley FeUowihip1 llaU. 801 Akxiidkadk»AttMipBtm Ditneal 6 p.tn.al Fder Senior lUven.Hr letiu. Cilhol lc Parish HSU.2I6&n 6 Sectnd Avc. E ia krame. .Second Ave. N. Kof moree infoimalion.ml call 736- Nooo onUm UI 1 pjn. al Chetiywood Apartrrvenis,IS. (teiPetryT0FSNo.D179 AlttBl TUESDAY MioiCaaia An* NareNatcotka AaooytDoo* (opco , smoking meeting) >m2hrSun»tan>Bp 7J40590. informalioocall 366-7461 or l-«n>-90.93^8677 for a N.inlViaFate. /A support group fot adult chilhllOren ol Book sludy from 8lio9J0pjn. lo 9; ai 524 Oneida in 10 10 11;3() a.m. a lOffice ^ on Aging, 99H - BnURxXttiswyatd) diipterinyourareiL AlotetkaAnytB jaam alcoalcoholic/dyafunctianal ramilies tneels al fi p.m. al n___ p__ i__i.r™...iwmalion. can Ihc 24'hour hoi- Wuhinfilon Si. N. in Twiiin Falls.Fa Call for vchflca- IZ-OS pjn.pjiL U RamoBi RestaunnL OocdtvRaaByODb Noon and Sptnislinish ipeaking at 7 p.m. It Magic Magic Mag VaUey Fellowship HaU. 801 ScconondAve.N. Uneal 678-1330. lion or lime al736-2irL BoUWciiVckbt Lea Once‘^ e C W 2:15pm.amDfPlnlnn. Valky FelloMbinip Han. 801 Secood Ave, No, Kor For 1mort information, oil 73fr0918. N. O o ^ S c d o r a h M MoitallUrtiwoOBntiB]oiltiBgOalU BlnhAhen>uiv«*Bdot«YCW) Noon at HopeI ULuibcnui Qiureh. Caeius Peic's 734-0590. 734. ire Inrormalion. call Pbaiis Hp.m. al Ihe IoJ rc. 7J0 pjn. at Migic Valley Brldgidge Ceater. 246 TnilerPark inJackncckpot, Nev, {BbeUfaaRiXnyaBb Slangtral 736-3020. Baler KtweUtOab 7:30 p.np.m. al Law Eoforcemeei Cenler:er FallsAve. AI-Am 7 a.m. al Weslon Plaza Hold & CoConvendon Rapetl Lm iiHilnHttn O Noon al Price'i Cafe. 24441444 Overland Avc. ConrerenceRceRooal29.EMl4(hStft«L UUCMda A m K aallei AaooKB,iauB-ariey Sji^SeniorGxG llm ts Building fa Shoshone. Cenler. Ceni 1350 Blue Lakes Blvd. N. 2lo4pjn. al Minidokaidoka Couniy Courthouse. For BorieyOpdmto ' llanmSoiteratfaBM Bnky AkoboUa Awoymoa more informaiiori. canI436-71B5. 436- Noon al i^ilcy Inn. NoooatSiat Senior centa, d In Builey. For 8 lo 9 ajn. al OrehardOn ViUey Head Stan. 199K flflp,m. aillAR Blodt Building. 165050 Overland Rqiol Khrvil Dyoaa FOerSokk n k rO te > more information. caU (be 24-bourIt boUioei al 67B. Dob BatiSi Road, in \Wettdell. For mort infortnaiion. Ave. Ave Noonal Rupert ElksLo.ksLodge. ______7 p.m. al Uuilev Publicllic Library I Conference Dinnefaltr ai 000(1 at Fder Senior lltvea i33a call Judy Oistal 53^5 3 6 ^ 1 , EBstky Inunmiixioa tSinlc Stva^KK Q o a t erofComnetee of C — ‘ RSxn.TiV moire inlomulicm.icm. icall G7X.9552 allci 4 ^ ? r l e ^K tttad BKmtioBll OppCRBBltkl OtOBpBp NmxfctAaooyDMM ------BoWOlBiawntlrsfOxnm acB------______■- ■ “2-2 to 4 p.m.« Cssjis-OoBnlrCoBrthoihousB base*— ‘Dinner fneeUng-at 0000oooo at Goldea-Yem Senior------...pmw.- -■ (FROO) T^m ^O dd Fellowa tUU in Itagt NoonatThellom.lomc Plau, menmenL For iporc inrnrtnaaon, caU 678-8221.:2I. Center. 218 N.RaUSLW,,,W,AUraerdanisweVwne, ■ DmleySoropdmlfif A handle EDBrfeyRcKi»C3ub Support Oti:q> to SexBSexBalT^MDaVkxioi NulcyU]bl.iy(IOrS)Na256 Second Ave. N. Tor motee information,in; call 736- Oaodla|Ci^OmiiaeiCeemtno 8 p.m. ll Episcopal Church. «02SI.,hS,.ln90: ihatonCm! 44:30 to 6 p.m. al College of Soulheihern Idaho. 6 p.nu al Caiiia Countyounty School Districl ofHce in INIH. Noon alLiai Liocoln Ina 9loll:30a.m.in. iin Ihe basemenl of Ihe Ca.tsia There Thei is no cost lo ibe partidpanl. Fur mmoteirJor- Bu.ley. Fot more infortnaii.rtnaiion.caU678-5815. DktridiOiiasBNam.1 OoodtefSsfSctdarCiteBi Couniy Courtbouie.le. ForI ttjore Informalioo. oU 67K- malinn. mali cjdt Ibe Cenler for New Direction■ons al 736- IViaFiIk Novice D19I Noon alRupen Elis Lodge. DivlicaiaBri^sCU K;3(lr.m. al Grange lUU.11. Diiuxraiir at noon alKoior caller, 8221. (1070or733-954,cil.4«l.(1071 .. I p.m. II Ma^c Valley/alley Bridge Cenler on Falls Scrtsity it Noao (a narco6cs aooloonymous.rml- O o lite Amsyn Eooiiam Aoccjnma GQaUsyli«TOrSNo.2Sl eyoMa C□siKlan Akobol ani Drug Recovsy h Avenue acoB from Ihele CoCollege ct Souihem Idaho. Awpport nrwjpfof people;:iple with emolional slres-i S JO p.jn-aiSeaiofaiteu jn. i Building. Walker Cenlet, 219 Shoshone St. 77J0 p.m. at 257 Main Ave. W, In TVinT. Falls, TVtiPaniTOPSCh^a4*erNo.3 01 turmoil, mccis al 7 p.m..m. ini Room 113 al Ihe fla(ainBmnSeaktrOtiBMQm *”*Nooa unlil 1 p.m. at Magic Vail;alley Fellowship n. inTwin^’S l i ' * ncil 10 Inktcy's. For more information.in. call 733- ,2;3fl p.m. „ Q,y u»u. Cotlese or Souihem Idaho DesenDe« Diiilding. 9 a.m. lo10 <4 p.m. for art* and cralU and noon for Hall.80IS(CDndAve.N.inTwinFal HalL Falls. Ha^oBnScxiior'lioratizeta 313:3133. -IViaPall* Senior OtbeOtbcsiCeoicr FikSesiorCltbai SmsfiySeekEnAt-Aoaa ) 9 u >-10 noon at senior ccnter. CCootecAinoymoaa Ouilling. hamlioalls andul polluckpi: dinner al noon . {lalk7'RctHyaib Ra 8 pjn. It Full Presbyterian Ourch^ 514^ SI...... Dinner at noon andnd bi.bingo al 1 p.m. For more ntliim 66:30 p.m. al H&R Block BuildinJ>ng. 1650 infomalion.oU734.50W,5084, II Filer Sen iorilaven. NoooalDal Deacoo Blua Resuurui. in Buk For more informalion. caU 54 Dinner al oooolalsenlot al 1 cenler, OvciOvnland Ave. in Butley. VetmofFordiaWtn War* Fob Na 300 OoodiotOme«tcnAoqttrNa4Sa48 7:30 p.m.i.m. al Magic Valley Bridge Cenlet, 246 oU 736-0918. NatcOkiAzniyno y n u i GoodiDg C AloiiJika AimymoiH mcrlinss. limes and placeplaces. To h tn your merriitg 6 p.m. al PubUc Ubraiy. Falls Ave. K p.m. al Magicg>c Valley .Fellowsbip Halt.‘801 8 8 p.m. al Walker Cenlcr. lived, or lo upihle yourour meetiqga iafomttico, send K^ViDeyDupUcsteBrkiBridseCbb Med. For mote infiinformstion. call 091B. 77:30ttm, alWoodRivtr Inn. tvrciCi), tad time of Ihc coectii^ wllb I (cJcpbone Ave. 10 i.m.n. 10lc 4 p.m, ai Minidoka Couniy Senior 7340590. OratUaiAocm number and name or«cma cwiuet person (0 lAe Time*. MigieViIJeyPinodiloCMiCW) Service. 702;nnillbSLia Rupert. AI-AamFaailyOitra 6 p.m, at Ocar■at IUkes Agency. 1114 Main in DinnerI al noon at senior center. Neo-s, P.O. Boj S4S,S, TwinT\> Falls. IJaAo, S330J, 7 JO p.m. al Dbubled AmerijnericanVcteranstUllon MU-CCMdim Aim NmoUa ADODTnnm-Ropetl 9 a.m. at Canyoti View Ilospiiilital. 228 Shoup Buhl For more infortifonnalion. call 543-5791 - Il^etmto 1 Senior Othcaa illenlioii Club Cilendirrndar, Tbe detdlinc is nooa llaniton Sued and Shoupup Avenue.A Open lo the Groep (open:pen tmokiog meeting) • Ave. W. For mote in/ormalion. call1 V.734-5222, Owat«ea AnflnyKnymou* Breakfast1 from 9 a.m. to noon al seniorlot cenler.1 . . Moniliy. public. J2d8e. M curdtlrdiUsMaDb 09IB. OtvnunAaoDTiBOuf1 NoonaiUaiWok'aCrillResuurtni. Ooodisg AkBhoUcs AaooyiDoaKn(a public Infot- 6:30 p.m. al the FirilSI BaptistD Church, 910 Narendei. mation meeling) Shojhone St. E. in TwinI Falls,Fa! Use Ninlh Slreel 10 p.m.n. aal Magic Valley FeUowahip Hall. 801 6 p.m. SI Gooding Courthouse iutyuty Room, I Second Ave.\ve. N, For mort informaiion. call 736- (.^ValkyQaiQDb RopcxlAlnhoUaAaaayinioymoaa 0918. 6 10 10 p.m. II First Biplistst Church. 910 ^ K p.m. at Episcopal Qiurch.jrch.902Si«thSl. OpdmteCi«CM)oriViiiFiDi Shosbone St. E, in Twin Falls, use Ninlh Sited Stele NoooaiMat Maadarin Home Reuaurasi. 9lolU.m-aI MiniJokaCDJ Couniy Courthouse, For Ri^nthBt lmmnn la tte afnte “ M^-ivalteyDoplic-oatklgBa. more inrormalion. call 436-718p-7185. 4:30 lo 6:30 p.m, il Minidoka Couniy 1 pjn. st Magic Valley Bridge Ce^ e r . 246 Falk ' I Ropett Rooty Qub Onulbouse.fle. For mote information. caU 436-718S. Ave. Noonal Rupert B li l.«igt-xlge. Sex Aim;BBTiina(noo-ttnoking) MtelOHli A m Narcotka Aaoo RnpenSoTOfdmlai Noon at 1Magic Valley Fellowship Hall. 801 3 p t i c: a l l l llu s iom l : Noon al Rupert Elks Lodge.x)ge. Second Ave,^ve, N. For more informaiion. o il 736- Overland«] in Burley. For Senniiy it Nooo (a naroxiifoxici anonymou.^ metl- 091H, more inromialion. call the 24-boutIt tholline al 67»- A ing) S oolsnlem Idaho 0*y ««1 Lcifcia AUwce 1330. Noon until 1 p.m, al Magi«.fagic Valley Feilowthip Meets1 evevery other Thursday al a member's lUll.KOlSecondAve. N,inTvin Twin Falls. home. Form.f more tnformatioR. wriie lo SICLA. P.O.•O’ 7 p.m. a! f ^ S w i e y Fellowsiwship Hall. 801 I j Sbodnae OoUa YeaniSeskxOdteai Sex Dox2540.T»I.TwinFalliID833(D. _ Second Ave. N. For mote Infotmiinilion. call 736- Lund) ai noon al leniof cenlcenier. Sonlbenen 1Idaho Fvtott tat OrfMrta (a uippott 09ia. SpniabAl-Am group for adoptiveado parents) OmMtetiAaoeynooi •a m e j T o um. at n m Baptist Church. 910 Sboibone sU p '^ 7 p.m. al McDonald Buildiniilding.625 Ffimool Ave, 7J0p-m. 10 (0 11 JO a-m. at Walker Cenlet.let.219Sboihooe in Rupert, Fof morr informalioiulion. call 436^24. SL&laTwin[Vin Falk SLN.inTwinFaIh. SaHvaioftocai 12 to 1p.m. It Walker Cenier,Ceni 219 Shmhooe St. a 'S i^ gf«q> metis al 1 JO pjn. ai the** 5 10 6J0 pja. al Walker Center.er. 219 Shoshone N.inTwinFalli net in Hagerman. Sl.N.in1VinFalb. TccaSopponGniq) PalbAl-Atxn 4 p.m. al 2042 Overlanriand Ave. in Burley, B p.m.. ai Magie Valley Fellowship Hall, 801 Ficllitaled by Mary Chriilyriiiy. M.A., director of Sennd Ave..ve. N.iaTwiaI Falla. “ SUNDAY Canyon View Countclingg C

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^ — \ C V a l l e y Ih a p p e n im i g s Sreatinlg life gpves milany pairentsjijoy DEAR ABBY: I enjoyed ; I children.cn. They deal wilh iheir kid’sI’s child-rearing years. Parents Parc put on ; and swear up a meeting tongungue-in-cheek column on ' DBST AbbV overexcixcitcment at'^coring, a goal,al, Iheir best poker face am Professional secretariessi plan g a part in the school play, or01 and down Ihal these; physical.ph side . C hileuldless Couple." The au AU- -I TW IN FALLS - Theie 1Twin-Ida Chapter o f Profcsife&sional Secretaries offerefered a “cup is h alf empty" veiversion A b i g a i ! ------e arning-UJ} cin ''A " uii a lipoft caro.p*—cffectj-were a small-prict|)riceMo-puy-f<»r------ng giving life, knowledge,dge, charactcr Intemalional has plannedined its monthly m eeting foror noon Thursday al parenthood. p^j 1 respectfully susubmit yV anB uren pul up with the never-ending the Addison W csi Rcstau;tourant, 348 Addison A ve. W. a “cui‘cup is half full" version. poinlmcnis kids are bound 10 ic and faith to children whowhc will sacri- ■ All interested secrctar:taries are invited. For more)re informalion, call . . -S T E V E BARIik E R , ' have knowing km lhat consolation i:is ficc just as much for.thcthe next gcncr- , Jody 81736-2287 o r KrisIris at 736-2248. •■■■ ■ CHIC/CAGO only foutbund in the warm arms of parar- ation. DEDEAR STEVE: I’m sure manyn must spend nightsis i and weekends al ents vho whc love them anyway. Whjhy DEAR ABBY: Just1 hadhai to Ict you elf know “The Childlesss Couple"O was w inill ithank you fo r y o u r cicvoverly home with children,en. Oh, the burden wouldi youyi want lo weigh yoursell Art Guild maleets Thursday evemng ghed so hard in . . . writte•itten rebullal: of teaching them1 tcto lake Ihcir first down wilh wi the joys and emotions 0of ; excellent. I never laughei e like to know TWIN FALLS - Theh e Art Guild o f M agic Valleilley has planned -its PARENTS step, say their firstrst word and throw a childId w > hen you could spend ulull my life.' 1 w ould sure HI regular meeting fof 7:37:30 p.m. Thursday at thet 1Twin Arts Studio, What a pitiful lot parents are.e. How their first ball. Can'in 't someone Ihrow your :imetime concerned with y o u ^ lf?!? where the orlhodonlislilisl lives who located in the U-Haul CeiCcnler at 1757 Kimberly Roai,oad. , anyly ,so u l c a n s u rv iv e th e ddaily these parenis an 80-SO-hour work-wcek Andd the tl rigor of all the holidaysys. will handle those braeiraecs for 500 Refreshments will beK furnishedfi by Jean Higgenboibotham. n,onoonolony of nurturing a childd frcim lifeline? There; is no civilized dinner for iwcwo bucks. My son's wererc sevens times ^ , innoinoccnt infancy, to flourisishiiig • While corcfree: aadults enjoy fine or quietiel tender1 moments by the fiteite. that, i ’s Sign me ... ?duiiilullhood is beyond me. It's a bor-' dining, opera and1 e:exotic travel, par- W herere is the fun in a child’: Artist will dis4 Sccond' St. E. People witliilh dia- blindness cach year,:ar, 27 eases of end- AFRAP S H O l of0 diabetes is cnor- Local podiatrists, Drs. ( i x t o Canyon Springs Inn. the Twin Fall:alls Area Chamber of olman and David Blackmciicr, arc mous. :oo Noon Topics to be covcred inclincludc gen- C om m erce. For Fo more informalion, :lping with fool exams. Officc:e nurs- National expertsrts rccommcnd thal cral and electrical safetyety, hazard call Jill Chcslestnut, Occupational > with ^ special training in dialiabelic physicians exam:imine the feet of communication'litandardards, noise Health coordirdinator at MVRMC, )0t care \^11 provide indivividual patients with diatiabetes every four...... — P riz e s • KKids Shoots % exposure, injury pr«ventioition, blood-. 737-2906. instnislruction. T he exam s arc prorovided monlhs. Guidelinesies require thal foot • naged by a leam of cc as a community sc'rvice to) ppeople problems be manaj A l l p r oceec/s a go the the i ith diabetes. physicians, diabetesles educators, podia- Camp Firee candy sale; starting According to the Ccntcr for DiDisease trists and shocfilte,Iters. To help local ^ F iler Special p Olympics The Times-Ncws Camperships.IS. Contbntrol, diabetes is America’ss No.: 1 physicians implemem ent these guide- Contact pccicople a te.Id in a. R alls, causns each training for officc Behind thhe . Hollister LDS Church liar foot work of consullallants and loots to —I — from Febr 26 through Maivlarch 21. Donna Ledbetbetter, 536-5664; Vicki year.ear. The CDC says that regula ion and increase officc efficificiency. Candy available for)r {purchase Kasimalis,, 934-4989;‘ Debbie exarxams plus patient cducatioi will be chocolatc mintint patties, Lemmons,. 7 3 4 - 7 5 1 2 ; o r A v is prop.roper self-care can prevent frcfrom 75 almond roca and almondind clusters. Read, 733-34:3433. ■, pcr«crccnt to 90 pcrccnt of these amputa-an -i.i. Cost is $3.50 per box.X. Proceeds 1 For morere information, call lionsons. will-go tpward-Summctmct-Cainp._XantJra:Smiihilh at 324-2795.______Pt

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W ithI a plain, spriing deaa n i n g lbecoihiies lessI of a cl;hore • back of refrigerator) after cach stroke. Use anolhc;hcr clolh coil (Iwttojn or bac B y N i ^ l ^ e r ^ . I dations on hovbow often to clean, some aft to dry any oreas Ihe squecgeigee miss- by vacBuming. Do this more often if istei------'hings 'o <:I“e a ' n jh a t you don’l often to ______■ A think obout, It, and a few ideas on cs. KTTCHEN ''““ '■"IfvlNG.lIG, D IN IN G , It's a long lime unt:jntil spring, the cleaning solutilutions. FAMILYLY R O O M S Every other day: Sweep flo iraditional lime to clca:Iean house. Bul ■ I I I ' BED R O O M acuum and/or mop Weekly: Mop floor with disinfec-d Weekly: Vacu if you've got the itch:h im clean your —' • B iw eekly:i'l 1Dust, fyrniture, lamp- elevision screen with lonl clean. Clean range spipills ajd noois. Clean iclev home, 10 make a fresh!ih slartt early Ihis ^ shades, windindow fram es, sh u tters lai (twice w eeklyjf you boil overs. Clean disposer by3V adding a damp clolh (iwi year, why wail? (weeklyifyour'ou keep w indows open), bo and pets, monthly if ice cubes and turning il on or adding have children and If you've been clicleaning your Monthly:>: Vacuum' under.beds ic< I cabmet with doors). baking soda and water. sel is kept in a cal homt the same wajvay for years, r%'y . ^ (more oftenen if you have pels), ba >ler on fram ed photos, Monthly: Use oven clcacaneron Use feather duster maybe you've got a ;plan, a good Remove spidpidcr webs with a dust )rcvent a buildup of conventional ovens. On sell:lf-clcan- paintings to prcv formula for doing it cefficienlly. If ^ - J S m m op (more oftenoft during summer). co H Bimonthly:Iy: Remove clutter and ining oven, use Ihc cleonin(ng cycle Jirt- you don’t have a plan,in, if you’ve just W T'"”” betw een Biweekly: Rerni:emove seal cushions vacuum. evevery month. Spol clean b hccn cleaning as ihlng;Jigs showed dirt. angc vent and vacuum fumitimiture. Use a feather BATHROOM mimonthly clcanings. Clean ran maybe there’s a belterc rw < ay . _!■■■— lap, using d u ste r to c le aan n collectibles < and sT aini Wcekiy: UseUs a toilet bowl clcaner. or downdraft wilh mild soaf Read one of cleaninning expert Don ' m t S l ed. Clean books, !M F or infrequenicntly used toilets, clean stronger sli cleaners as needed A s ltlt’s books on howlow lo clean and I S I - hwasher. HNlHNTRY icr. - w eek __ Illn d u siria l—nimc^_SMCcns in tl« djshv ------lie'll offer you lols ofo f good advice. - evcry-other frigcraior.------Use-a-good matmal-and-mud-scraper------leaners thot contain large Wipe W inside.Vulside of rcfri In his b ook, ‘‘Is Theihere Life After ' strength” clea On cabi- at all outside entri;ntrances to keep dirt ‘ amounts o f acacid should only be used fffreezer wilh a mild soap. 0 iloiisework?" Aslctttt says.s there arc ish, w ipe from entering youiyour home. Add mats It stains. Wear rubber nets n< with protective finisi five ihings lhat can;an be done by ■IHM IP on difficult nets w ith ' or washable ihrov.irow rugs' inside door vent the room in which with w: damp clolh. On cabinc anyone lo make a home ht easier to M H . VjV r.i gloves and vc monthly openings to catchItch dirt the first mat you’icworkinking. natural finish, apply oil clean: eliminate it; hang it up; X JB mhly oth- didn’t. Where entrancesenir have a Iran- lb or shower enclosure, uiduring dry weather, bimonll arrange it righl; malmake it simple; ■ m n - Jg JJiJ Clean tub ■ som, remove spispider webs with a ■ ;loss, use mild cleaners, crerwise.. For Fibcrglo! seal it. As needed: Wipe inside: (of cabi- mop., Then ihcrc are wrwriters such as y . J — ' : I For tile andd porcelain,j use a phos- can mals (more fre- nets. Weekly: Clean Eugenia Chapman and Jill C. M ajor, ^ phoric acid cclcanerI( lo remove miner- nc Twice a year: Clean coro n dcnser quenlly in wet wc:wcather). authors of "Clean YoYour House and al deposits;; a commercial degreoser Everything in ll," wlwho advocate - will remove/c soap scum. Alkaline- among olher Ihings - family help in based cleancincrs arc preferred; acid- JotBtfon P. Carter, fonrcr;r chief( to 0?*nt)iirror C sdl D. ftilrus, cleaning. based cleanerlers can dam age grout, and fODicrly a ja r u eir r in the fim of Quare, 9nlth,:h, 1ib c id £ M I , ••The question is,is ,” th ey w rite , Use a dcscescaler or glass cleaner, ■•how do you get Ihee rcrcsl o fth e fami- G e t thle e 'whole family Involved In planning the annual house-hi Alcohol-bascciscd cleaners are less like- d?JXy attorrcy'gsoral iJi thehe Nt^ u r a l Resources ly exciled aboul ihisis ccleaning libera- cleaninging to make ll go more smcm o o th ly . ly to darken:n mirror edges, remove Allan D. Brock, fomur nitttly a trial attotrey tion?" water spotss vwilh a faucet polish of Dlviskn cf th3 /ctorrcrrey Gcreral's Officc, and forncr; Well, you mighl ncnever succced in ing yourur home from front to back,k. down approach. Clean cvi:verylhing up paste wax.. ForF brass fixtures, use 1ji the Envircftrert and Nat;latural Resources Division off theth O.S. Dqaartmeit gelling your familyly excited about literally.y. Start al the front door andid high, Tirst, and work yourur way down recommendedJcd clcancr. Wipe counter of JjEtitE, anJ house cleaning. BulII yyou might hold work you'ouf way to the back door, in each room. Dust andJ dirt< lend to tops wiih o m:mild cleaner. - the last thinf e ______Y a ••famiJy council" whwhere grievances .Thenn theret is the siniihuiiyjpf-_f- fall, the theory goes, so th .W IN D O W S ...... Mirgjret BTJUman, fomtmer Director of EnvJromBTtala l IPrcgrans for the approach. Do all The dustinglg you c lcan '-'ih e floor or c;carpct-will ~ “ a s needecJed: Use off-the-shelf - -- — can-be aired 'an d 'ththe c whole family work apf U.S. D cpartntrt o f Bncj c i^ (Idaho), ard fonreciy an a-Twrta-p with lg have al! the cxcess dir can organize a regula;ular work sched- firsl, il1 says,st followed by scrubbing irt anddust-cleaners ora• 0 solution of 5 drops of AlAftterson, Pike & Bush, uie in which everyonione in ihe house- chores.s. T' h is in c lu d e s sc ru b b inlg g from the higher objec:cts in each ammonia in 2 gallons_of water, loilels. showers, elc. room. After washirhing, squcege'c' the win- hold docs his or hetp:tp a rl. floors, loi annoutuxlheopeniniin^ of Iheir o/pces for Ihe practiceice ofoj law, with Some experts rccoircommend cle;^- You al:also might consider the lop-p- Here arc a number ofif recommen- J qw ; w ipingng water from squeegee emphasis in environ)jnmenlil kw and inlergovemmenlalenlal relations

C A R T E R , BIROCK&HINM/ I * 1 A N , P . A . Mostt house]^plants 1need lo3ts of liiight AATTORNEYS AT LAW 02ffera3i Placc Tandyindy '& Wood Building “I they grew under treess in another Before youou begin feeling sorry for Those planis wc classify as 350 ttorth Nirch SC raS 10151 PP. a ± Avenus :ial light just yourself andid your; houscplanls. ihink "houscplanls" start*irled out some- lime and placc. Ariificia ldietoFsUa, i» Icfahj.eSflCe. 0 Catfiy r. There arc about how muchm more daylight you E obe, IciJho 83702 , •where else. They used>cd lo grow under might be your answer, 'our neighbors lo the far CQ8) 33&-1776______^P8) 522-9900 the shade of lall tree:rees in a tropical |^ H |^ countless types of lighthi bulbs out see than you Walwoptli >ka secs cxaclly four hours jungle. Or. they arc: ctcharacterized as I there. Brand A proclaim:ms il provide north. Alaska daily in winlcr months, “ te n d e r ” a n n u a ls oior perennials. G re e n this color of light, whillile Brand B of sunlight da oporary Alaskan. I wasn’t Poinsellias, for cxamjimple, are grown provides another spectrunum. A s a tempe thumbprints live without plants in my as hedges in Guam. J And all you wanted to3 do< is have a willing to liv its survive. house. I el set several plants on and Wc think our home>mcs arc well lit, few fairly ordinary plants .mall end table and turned ------but Ihe difference inin light intensity hand sha to lel people see cvcrylhing iVELEfis OASISO fortable, even luxuriotrious, bul there are twice thehc size of the average Americanan ooh-ccl and ahh-ed ovc/c r the grand The goal is to Itle touches lo in action so0 theytl can lake a handful of Exit jl8I Just north of Hansen BridgfBrli 825^147 ^ small Ihings that do munot seem practical, house), spaces and luxurious liltl j ^ j / j l * W E x ', he said. d be difficult to live The daidark earth-lone stucco, glass andild counters and cabincls. AndA: ihey-gig- ideas away, hi For instance, il o)uld b< was hard nol lo be tally wilh the electronic lighlighting and climale stone faciacing of the exterior play off theihc glcd al the oversize mostister bathroom. Still, it w. 0 clean ihe 15- about Ihc cffccteff( of all.Ihosc people on controls. nearbyy imountains rather lhan ils speculating about how to i -block wall in the white wall-to-wallwa carpeting. The Perhaps any house■se wilh this much Meditcncrranean-slyle neighbors,rs. foot-high curved glass-b morning afleifler the party, il was grimy going on needs lo bec acustom-built for a Underne:neath is more expcrimenlalion_.on', tlie multi-person shower, :k Emsitk of and wine-se-stained, according lo specific family's neeileeds for it to feel The housousc is framed wilh steel ralhcrlicr E ven arch itect Rick &: P a rtn c rs o f -Tim othy-GGunjIcrD u buildcr-who had— ------like home; The Ncvr/vrAnreric.'iii'Home""ihan wo<>'ood; iuid walls'are'foam-formed,-ed.- McLarandrVasqucr-&- n T l l I IS stumped on worked on1 thethi house. is a projccl desigricdd arand built annually reinforccreed concretc. Both arc tech-:h- Costa Mesa, Calif., was in conjunction wilh1 the th, convention of niquess generatingg a lol of interestest he.King Ranchh is a genuine Texas the National AsAssociation of amongg builders,b who arc concernedled ~ glanrlts'so'big;winter comes to'the the climbing cost of lumber, Homebuilders, heldId ini Las Vegas in about the north pasture a fuO month before it H Is lo build a house The useus of steel and concrete also January. The goal Is l finds the south pasture. thal showcases designign trends and new m ade it easier to build the tightlytly S e x , D 1 r u g s , a n d OSHA ( building products. curvedJ scsemicircular walls that prcdom-im- The cowbo>^, callec^ King's men—who &ich year, the dcsigisign leam chooscs a inate Ihrtihroughout the house, accordinging Trode the land ale whwhatever game they .’ ^ What every bustsiness owner, manager•er, and supervisor could Ond. And usuallilly lhal was a quick- .•, must know abowut federal regulations\s ton safety. 'injury:- .. - .footedRoadrunner no'low known as a King. Ranch Chicken. _____ 'aM W seasTse prevention, discrimitnination and . , .^ 'They shot fast and weveil or ihey went hun-' l i t I if You)I Were A -iiarassn^,ment. and a drug-free’ \\ ■mrkpl'dce " gry. And they seasonened these birds with ' • whatever they happenened to have, mostly pepperssisorchfes. c T im es!S-News Which brings mee to one of the most popularpo recipes ^ W e d nncsday, ^ February 22; 3 , 1 9 9 4 around using nO*TEPEL* Tomatoes and-Green»n Chilies. It rails Subs(scriber, for real chickens, th ebbarnyard variety. And thatlot's 5 good. 7:30 a.m -5 p.mn . I don'l think you’reI a good enough shot toI hit a Roadrunner YouI Could ( •flying belly low to thele ground anyway. Have3 Saved I Canyon< Springs IIn n n RANCH GHICiQu T .1 3 5 7 BlBlue Uikcs Blvd. N., T\Twin Falls 1/4 cup butttr or matgcnlailM.m«lt^ 2eaiu(10oi.«oc] Moree Tlian 1 la ra t g m n p t p w , choiu>pp«d TomatOM&Gn 1 oMolum onion, •d 2eupcctib«dcoocookod chicken I cyi tew&ni*MdoMin IStoHoomtortillMtUlaa. torn Into ______PPrcregistration Rcquirjire d •M l ______Tcot condiHi*i ^ c n o m 2 itdclwddarcbMM i C all 733-3974 ot ehlcktatoup ...... Preheat oven lo 325"^ F.F. l In a large BQucepan.-sgul^jx to reg r ister and fo r fee sch«:h ed u lc ...... 6 pepper and onion _ • in’melled buller until lender.(ei Stir In RCHrTH, soupsps aand chicken. In a ' 13x9-inch baking dish,[i, alternately Icwer torlillas.J. sosoup mixlure and L a sit t 'W eek Alone For ininformation, call Jill ChChestnut. . cheese repeating for 313 l^ e rs . Bake 40 minules orr ununlil bubbling and healed through. Serveai * 6 W ithh C o u p o n s! MVRMC-COccupational Health GCoordinator, at 737-2906. ) e B o o k l e t Subsccribe Todayly & Save! arn (he secrets of SoulhwIhwesl cooking in ulhwest Sensations’—20 pacpages of recipes for, ^ Sponsored by P mairlin dishes, side dishes, solasalads, sauces and Thele College of SouthernI Idahoh )s. 'Course, Ihe secret ingr€igredient is always s^Sews ) same~RO*TEL Tomatoes.)es & Green Chilies. The^Tillies Magic• 1Valley Regional Mediaical Center , 3tcalll(800)221-0753foryoui,rour free copy. . o f Commerce Custommer Servicee-733-0931 The Twin: FallsI Area Chamber of 0I9HJ>lAnv)ncanHoinpFo«cU.lnc. ’

f ( ...... i Wodnes(lay, Febmoiy 16.191994 TTmo^News. Twin Ffllto.3. IdIdaho C-5 Home/gardi den GoodtiSlesainaimdanile, but importsi tant pairtofreiiiovatiii y starting wilh the notes orders and correspondence.ICC. ByKudV.Meozie ..G ood records: shouldsh include any- Thatat doesn’ti mean'you havee i to leave m ore in the allowance all for probably s ring the initial conversation Good record-keeping can make il aod R in ^ Johnsoa thing and everythything pertaining to keep looking loc until you fmd a toil)ilct other items, or il coulduld be subtract- lakcn during rospcctive client and cvcn- ea.sicr to negotiate disputeslies - ilems, TTic Baltim ore Sun the job. Homeowowners’ fileS'might • that cost»sts exactly $139 and a vaninily cd as a saving for tflc: homeowner.hi with a pros icluding copies of propos- priccs and payments should3uld be casi- start with picture:ires cut &om maga- base anand sink that cost $245 arand Throughout the job,lb, the contrac- tually'inclu ntract, receipts, changc ly documented. It’s too bad that one o f the most zines show ing aI look'lo they like, w ith ” faucets:ts (lhat cost $180. If you findnd a tor'will also be keep:cping rccords, als, contr; important parts of any proj>roject is paint chips andd counter-top( sam- toiletI on sale for $119, you can adda< — also the m ost boring. les, with brochu;hurcs on fixtures or $20 the the pricc of the vanityy o' r A little less tedium in the p ighting. Eventmtuaily it should faucets,cts. Or chalk it up to savingngs- might persuade people embi mbarking includeof estim copies ates ando f i pro- The homeowner hon needn’t be respo on a rehab or renovation tc 1 lo keep posals,o f receipts copies for of ilcm s siblc for foi actually buying the item:ms; o H t better records of every pur' purchase, ordered:hased or by purcha the home- the con:ontractor may use the hom a^eement and transaction. owner, a copyly o f th e c o n tra c l, ow ner’s-r’s list to collect them. But il Good record-keeping can I in Icl y o u . copiesge orders of change and corre- • importai)rtant lhat both homeowner ai know exactly where you ou stand spondence.ihould also It includcsho a contractractor note the actual purchahase £ f f financially as work progresstcsscs, and f balance sheet - ieven if it’s just a price5 foifor their records, lhat know ledge can help eliieliminate simple column of numbers - listing Rand;mdy recalls a super-organizizcd ( u p t o $ 1 . 22 i 0 ) that panicky conviction thattiat you’re e v e ry c x p e n dliturc iti and where it client[Jt \who gave him a two-pa headed straight for the poorJor house, went. typewriiwritten list of all the items to:obe It also sm oothes the w ayI- between bi W hen you writerite a check, write on purchas:hased for her projcct, listiiiting Samene low calories as h'ome'bWftefand'supplicrs'crs'or sub— the chetk whatt ifs’bemgit spent for,--both-tii-the-actuni price and'l contractors (such os electric:trician.s or and w rite the clchcck number and allowarA'ance price from the contraract. ^dietShakes. plumbers) or between homeDmeowncr purpose on the babalance sheet. She alsalso listed where she’d fou i the great chocolatxte 1 item - a level of detail tl Andt and general contractor. It's e.spcciallyIy important to keep each it( - Your local office-supplj)ply store good rccords of)f allowancest - those earnedcd her a spot in the G ien i HHall 'e only ^ should offer plenty of files,;s, folders,I item s a su b or)r contractor i hasn’t ofFamiame. S ' tjB ' tags And o th e r d c v ic e s that th: will chosen, but hasas allow ed a certain Therlves appliances and other lailarge worked on, and separate foldersfoU for homeowner to seselect items based on items:is: ‘The contractor may be alable subcontractors. the allowances. to get>ct a better price. That woioufd

Self-adhesjsive tiles eieasy way too new floo]»r O xxcxolate Lover.<61^ I ^ ^ S j l Q. The viayl tiles in myay hallway1 I ■ I that du:dust is created. Older floor ti floor adhesives sometimes con-a need to be replaced. The costsw tofhav- D o l t ing a cootractor do the work tain aslasbestos, which is hazardous over my budget «od I-wi»u .w ^ onder- yourself ill-particlcs-are-'breathed. i Iffo i ld .._ tng if I coold do it mysel£C VWould it > - ,, f/les? must m be removed and there be easiest to use self-adbeshesive tiles, VGene Austin any dcdoubt whether they cont: tiles with separata adhesive,1^, o• r sheet I I a s l^atos, to have the work done by an l i l lAfJlJFACnjRERSCOUPONC EXPIF^ vinyl? Will I need to takeI up the old as long as the suisurface is smooth and-cxpcneerienccdJIoortng conUacior,__ tiles? Brewster clean. If there: arc a cracks, chips or Itis is usually necessary to trimn the uneven areas in the old tiles, they edgeses somes when laying a vinyl-i H M H 61!l]Y37GErTFIIl i i i l i f e A. Using self-adhesive tile:tiles is dcf* should be filledd aand smoothed with a floor,ir. I BuylliK/llllgcansof __ MN»A __ 30G 317 iniiely the easiest way toI getgc a new spccial floor-lc-leveling compound Thehe tilesi can be cut with ordin I Nesllg*)l!6*SwetSuccess“ vinyl floor. These tiles haveave a paper av ailable fromim tile d ealers. T h is scissorsors. Metal trim pieces arc av; rsT S W I Rea(!y-1K!y-To-Diink ipound is applied with able; 10 lo covcr scams where tiles m backing that is « i ^ l y strippcipped off as paste-like compo i i H B I andgelIgeHason each 12-by-12-inch tile isis Ulaid. The a trowel or pult;ulty knife.and can be carpeiejcicd or wood floors, installer’s m ain concern is keeping sanded after it hahardens. Self-elf-adhesive vinyl tiles arc g S i i ! 1 sometimes hazardous erallylly sold in cartons of 30 til nrafl I'/atti) J------^ the tiles straight with the tht edges In fact, it is sc n r-^r - i | l I (AfT/va< 1519 fl I snugly against each other. to remove oldId tiles, especially if withh ir installation instructions incliclud- I toJ 5 ^ 0 0“6151 New tiles can be laid overver old tiles they must be brokenbr into pieccs so cd. AvoidAvi bargain-basement'tiles. BWi

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You exude aura r (fJO 20Turtio ^ ------” T | 1 ------— lighLs gain viailriguc, wri glamour and a sub- ^— 22 Tonanlam r5------— !j ex appeal. During March, ^ 24 QEO3 wword ______challenge, varietv, lire based on “vcmure capi- _ _ _ _ I ® - 4 25 Pilal IbJ beso 4s ^ ble addition to lai ■ii — o f myslcry. intriguccecd in amazing manner. 1 n | 26 Losss polliop — — — ___— = » J , u ^ 26 Unmarnarriod man I * lie kind of sex0 memorable, aj romantic _ a i r ^ F ^ . fflW y-11 32 Aulhorhor Dolghlon ■ ■ ■ ! : — — ^ ' ■ ~ n ^ l business ventureiatch b 21-April 19): You G 3 t t U 33 Fabio«lio writer u » m _ l lal" could succeei[iting money. Most ceruin- By Chriiiris Browne 35 Spoaklak ^ ------December alsobc me counting your blessings, H agar th e Horrllrrlble______■, ^ oioquoquontly ■ - ARIES (Marchlorcd at home, marital sta- pj,u„co, ir J ? VJSON& yJnh7}7y&u^^r~l I i H A r e ^ mi&hi bc counting C\ X TO rhie Poe: ly you could bc(April cc 20-May 20): Appar- I0I2Y 0fZ!0F ANP r o % 6 7 ^ J l seoiscoiccolor . «i------■ ______— Harmony restoredDmerangs in your tavor. , : 5 / ^ T - f { 40 Occopiuplos 0 ctioir I I I I - M 1 ) 0 ^ ^ tus featured. on highlights initiative, » 41 EnlronrOnCO et9MTfieiun.M«W8w« 8«nKai. Iw. O / j - J ng. You’ll exude subtle sex ^ » slrucliJctufos A»nv't»n«*«.d ------TAURUS (Apr TT"^ /<^ 43 Enmuahuslasm ^ Yeiterday't PucIb S I I cnt loss boomerto heart of matters, don’t A ( ^ (ifllsill^ 4 Cginn^l answer. Pisccs involved. j ^ l 45 Tonnismis nood 6 Curtail 02/16/94 1"“™ , 46 Smallall Iloloscopo 7 Baking chomborIborli fngTgTuB£T^t^R^n progress, liming.^[May 21-June 20): Don’l C v i 46 Mororo rocontr 8 Sailor S o lv ea, appeal. Get toby hi attempting 10 reinvent ^ ^ SO HoodK)dlos8 9 ^fljtaotllorsi T Ml cB ak TM pff■ST A iriTl iake“no"foransw'erify views by consulting UM T t r f - J M ; 51 Italianlan cily lOChlmnoydIrtt V t m H m^ I o I b I o I e I GEMINI (Mayxpting opportunily lo leam ■'ik^JO; 52 Sloopop visioris 11 Shakospooro'so'a l ^ H H 1 r II N S spin wheels ICC. by t h ^ Y r n 55 Influeruentlai status wifo (June 21-July 22): Long- , 59PofUS«■USO 12D08p0t I S a I t I e I s I ific wheel. Verify .||,iM -rt-g T T T j i j i i U authority, acccptir« s become crystal clear, AfmlfraJia . 60 Gracioicloor 15ExuDoront Kxjy 21 Vidnlty 4 f + 7 f ! W ? l from experience.opulariiy, ability to- win By MlMort Walker’ ^ wood: ntlucnce people. Some in- __ BeeUe Bailey 62 TrosseiBSOS 23 Rovoffaoroto • r H I a p m C m X R (iun Jd tho 25 Faal y ^ P 2 " , range prospectsholding I the Com ucopia.of . ANOTHER Allllf A! HE T>IIN f«H Tc^AN fool|j|||1|1|1|111'1'''' ^ -''" " ' ( : C O I. 6j 1 L i B / r y i Y 26 Summarizo Focus on. populs figures prominently, FAX FROM /■ US INTO BELIE.IEYIH5 I I V VO\H& A ughfup ' ■ ' valiio - • 54 DIno#...... 58 Gao^laln ------be cxpo«d,-cm f e N m / 3 \ ------L _ l 6 Makoj,ko< roody 49 Shrlvol 55 Land map 61 Moc3b> (or Check various“ ays major role, t h ^ lelters, 0 resent one thing morc than anj i m i C ous slatements. 1 W H /iTn's • w W tend lo r i | U w l o y i accounting procane: D, M, V. Focus on oed- 2 other A sense lhal otheri who live ihen . 0 0 t v m £ > / ! '' I s o o s n o (Ocrights, partnerahip, public doing Iheir shore around the house , ’'A t > A O t oren’l ^6lOMCF /' X /UL L£W^e«l£F6LF5 n H ek I^ 6 H Q.W6 a 0 ^ could bccome reali- M nhabliit)bdi with Its b c ^ m d dtinla tbdtbeir Q. docn’t a dc^ c “ S “l o m w TERMS... I / booeitbiska? Iht of 100 btyond Ibc I™,I, region wS**i5ivTd2i » b . A Burying it is instinct, “T aA .son o f finch. In tbc G alap a j^ la wilh finuslc] Ul 1 plenty. Digging il up is instiin rttiiig u p * ucs. Mooo poshiFeb.l9-Maff20):£knseof ^1 Aiit ^ g ted Ihe writer Wiiliam Dean How■iow- by starvalion. If the dog i s « . . basic values,3 infecUous-you’llrc win al------clls: “SoiSome people can stay longer inIn ana It'a not likely to get aroundct,lngg«tdby who “disapoearecyou admire vrill say. “Being hour thanhanotberscanlnawcek." - - tion inslincL F e w dogs do a joy!" Highlight versatility, ~ j ~ ^ ^ a ieent n t writes; “I know various refeirefer- thougfi; but rarely bury the 0 experiment, lo read, wrile. enccs lisllist Port Orford, Ore., as the most mo! veterinarian. id 10 that lies, people youza! I lo dig up bones, wlih you Is a joy y _ _iimz hem. So says a willinmess to exi . \ publish. Huzza!

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O b s t a c l es stand bee t w e e n P qPrange grovwers hope fRush on juiilice will be jgood busineless s departure as spokespcrsorso n was y John Lchndotff baugh fofollows in the sticky footsteisteps o f A nita B ry a n t’s i in part by a nationwide conconsum er c h i l d r e n ,, h e a l t h y f1 o o d ^night-Riddcr News Servicc Bryant[ andar Burt Reynolds, . prom pted in Bothtl had h similar Florida juicc:e d deals w hich boycott o f FIiRorida orange juicc. No wordord yet on minists'ahd the many othericr jgroups ByKsr&AvcDoso Though such all'alternatives get more . JUICE PROraST?: As partrt of a $1 million wentsouio ur due to controversy. Bryanyant was nixed whether fem I Limbaugh’s tirades will .switch.sw: to New York Daily News students to eat in school, hearts and tvertising campaign, The Floriorida Citrus Com- as endorsorsee in 1980 w hen she spokeoke out against targeted by I e, cranberry juice cocktail,ail, prune bones may sufferrer for it. W hen kids ^lission | has bought time o n RiRush Limbaugh’s homosexwxuality: Reynolds was recencenlly dropped apple juicc. mpiy say lo themselves; “II could’veco NEW YORK - The badad news abandon the cafeifeteria for a school low, giving the conservative/c talk show host becauseic cof his m essy divorcc fromm LoniI Andcr- juice, or sim| aboul school food has trickledJed down store or a snackc bbar, .their diets may ;e ^chuncc to extol the virtues5 cof oranges. Lim- son. . had a V-8 !" [0 Public School 137, a lowe)wer East meet only 20 peipercent of RDA re- Side elementary school. quirements, accoxording to a USDA 1------‘'I heard about all tbe probloblcms in study, Scholastip (Magazine) ” saidid 8-year-{ “Funding hasi bbeen so limited that IH old Mark- “ 1 mean, look at this pizza, schools couldn’t’t aafford to train their estive----- Look at all this fat." food scrvicc woi vorkers about health 1 cup semi-sweet chocolacolate chips His chum Horry, also a thin;hird grad- m atters,” said1 Dorothy D Caldwell, ContiniJtinued from ,C1 y* cup Butter Flavorar (Crisco all-vcg- CRUltUNCHY COCONUT 1. H eat oven to 35050 degrees, cr, chimed in. “ Yeah, this stuf:stuff could president o f the tedium speed of electric mixlixcr etable shortening • COOKIES he American School at medi ,, Grease a 13 by 9 by 2-inchinch pan with kill you. I know a boy in myy oldol class Food Seivice A.ssc 1 well blep^ed. Add egg. BeBeat i n cups firmly pack(eked light brown ^up) BiButter Flavor Crisco all-veg- -ssociation. u n til wi ’ shortening. , who died from school food.” until blended. sugar Then there areire the choosy clients justunti etable shorhortening _ 2. Combine shortening,g. brownb sug- An overdose of tuna suiprii Combine flour, salt and bakiiking " 2 tablespoons milk J firmly packed light brown prise, pcf' themselves, whoho rummage through 3. Co 1 cup fi ___ar,-onc-tablcspQQn..waler..a:tr..and vanilla., bapsTHarry sTiTuggedr^thihl iTAdd to c re a m ^ mixture at: iclow ------Mablespoon-vanilla-Iw s u p r hifik » m e the |ow-fat cartontons to find chocolate soda'.A1 in large bowl. Beat at medinedium speed gum got stuck to his lungs.” d. Mix just until blended. 1 egg milk and dump) theirth un;ouched veg- speed. N 1 tablesrlespoon milk of eleciric mixer until wellwel blended, Confusions about confection; Divide dough into 3 equal parMrls. 1 y* cups all-purposesenour l Kieaspospoon vanilla . jons aside, gjcs into the binJin. A ccording'to the 4. Dii Beat eggs inlo crcamcd mixmixture, these kids’ com plaints aren’t king with W o f dough at a tintime, 1 teaspoon salt I nl far ott. Healthy Peoplee : 2000 report, issued Workmi 3. Combine flour, coco:xoa. salt and ik off 8 equal pieces of dou(lUgh. ^ teaspoon baking;soda s( iSpailI all-purpose flour Last fall, the U.S. Department:n| of< A ^ = -5 y T h c U.S. Deparpartment of Health and break o baking soda! Mix inlo creamcdcres mix-, 1 into balls. “Hide” a chocoliolate spoon baking soda culture announced that schoolKJI 1lunches. Human Scrviccs,,:s, American kids cal a RoH.'n' Ica-Spo ture at low speed until justust 1blended, in one o f the 8 balls, moldiIding 1. Heat oven to 37575 degrees. Pla« consumed daily by-25 million s daily average ofif threetl snacks, most of in spoon sa lt. 4. Place-caramels andnd remaining 1 gh with fingers around chocololate sheets of foil on countunlcrtop for cool- jn,pc„ have 50 p c r^ n t more saturatedited fat and jj^ rat and sugar. A 1989 ) com flakes one tablespoon water inn n:microwave- . Crhis is the prize.) A n in g e ballsba ingcookies. ) quick oats, uncooked 100 percent more sodium thanan tIhc gov- hie Comics asked 500 1 cup qu safe bowl. Microwave at 1'100 percent )&king sheet almost touching’ iiin a 2. For praline, sprcp'cad pecans on ) coconut, toasted** emment recommends. . , 8- to 12-year-oldolds to name their fa- (HIGH) for 2 miriutes.cs. S tir. Mi* ich circle. Flatten balls slighghtly baking sheet and toastast at 375 degrees "Something is vep" wrong.gtn ii Uncle „orite lunchtimcne food. Top choices: crowavc an additionallal minute if 1 fingers. Repeat w ith remainiining for 10 minutes. Reserv:rve pecans. HcaiIcal oven to 350 degrees, Sam’s kitchen,” said Sharon pizza, ice creamTl, ,!soda and fries. f" ■ caramels arc not melted.d. Or.C placc in s to make two more “circlcs.” 3. Grease baking shsheet wiih short- Grease bakingba sheets with shorten- of lhe Center for Science in,n thetl Pub- ..w V re tryinglg broiled, 'light’ fish, small saucepan over lowwheat. ht Stirof- , Bake one baking sheet at a timti e cning. Combinc granulnulated sugar with ing. Placcicc sheets of foil on countertop lie Interest. “ C hildhood is5 whenw wc ^ ten until melled. / mover," said Denise 75 degrees for 9 to 11 minulcs,cs, o r 3 tablespoons wai form our lifelong.eating v ater in sm all for coolingling cookies. 5. Spread half of chocol;xxjlale mixture Toulon, dircclorir of0 food technology at „1 set.„ Do not overbake, CoolI 5 to saucepan. Bring to boboil, stirring con- 2. Comijmbine shortening, brown sug- School food should be promotmoling, not fjew York City's '1 in-greased-pan.-Distribuributo-mcltc^ ^ y's school food scrvice g linutcs on baking sheel beforefc rc- stajitly. Cover and boiloil 2 minulcs. Un- ar, m ilk,k and a vanilla ih large bowl, undermining, our kids’ he^ih. j ■ caramel evenly over chocol;KX)lalc mixture’. ' kids arc used to bread- k'ing cookie on foil to countericrtop cover and cook 2 more mo minutes, or Beat atit mediumn speed of electric In New York City and aa , Sprinkle chocolatc chipss overov caramcl. om McDonald’s and ool completely. ics amber in color, mixer until unt well blended. Beat egg country, m any o bstacles co until mixture becomes Spread remaining chocolacolate mixture something that looks g. For icing, combine confection :amed mixture. iween students and healthyih T T o o S ': oners 5 ,jy in. toasted peccecans and toss to into cream over caramel and chocolatelate 1chips. [ar, sh o rten in g , m ilk and c< ombine flour, baking soda and from inadequate federal fun . , . J sugar, coat evenly. Spreadid .evenly on..pre- 3. Com) JJ .. (k Bake at 350 degreescs forf 25 to 30 reteria fare ever had a gyj^jpJp [,in bowl. Beat al medium sp< ill-trained cafeteria workers ir?® pared baking sheet:et. Cool. When salt. Mixix intoi crcamcd mixture at low_ 'rriiriutcs, or until ccntcr■ is sset, Cool in quotient. At P.S. 137, -Qf ejgc,:lectric mixer unlil smooth. If unlil Jiist blended. Stir in com own finicky habits. The momost com- coolcd and hardened,d. |placc praline in speed unli pan on cooling rack. Cut into 2 by • I./4 nl kindergartners5 Sisay “yum” a lot, but thick,:k, add additional m ilk, a f oats and toasted coconut. Rc- mon complaint is leveled ‘ heavy resealablc ppl la stic bag and flakes, oal IK-inch bars. e r“ugly" and “nasty.” dropsps aat a time. If too thin, add at USDA itself, w hich subsidize break with back off largeI: spoon (or frigcratete ata least 20 minutes, Makes 3 do7xn bars. leavis and B utt-head,” tionallal cconfectioners sugar. for low-incomc children ands | s ^ place praline in foodxl processor| fitted 4. piouilour fingers. Shape dough intoto Jer Mark. “It’s cool to 7. dDivide icing into half. Plac< 17 percent of the items onm cafetcriac ""'‘I S'"*' w ith Steel blade and1 pipulse) unlil small 1-inch balls. bal Place 2 inches apart on rin Falb 734-2400 diool food.” into) a large bowl. Divide other I “ M O V I E Soromo ^ 324-6875 trays. The 48-year-oId, $4.314.3 billion a y yo"l>alcs«J» ungrcasedsed baking sheet, habils may also be ex- into} threeth small bowls. Add yelld f o w • National School Lunch Progrogram has '■,5^ 4. For dough, comtimbine shortening, 5 ids' lack of nutrition foodctd color to one small bowl unlil akc one baking shcet-ot a time a strange, dual purpose -■to to nourish by kids brown sugar, milkIk and: v an illa in 3, 350degrees for 9 to 10 minutes,:s. B a | | i H ir the fact lhal they musl sired:d shadesl is achieved and mix w American kids while suplupporting knowledge-or 11 , and large bow l. Beat at: mediumm speed of uo t „o,overbake. Cool 2 minutes on als in 15-20 minutes. A ddd equale amounts of yellow i American farmers - which:h h^sh often wtilf down meals s m a ll' ®l®ctnc m ixer until111 w ell blended, taking; sheet.sh Remove cookies to foiloil B i a g T t W i J t i i a nts may lie ahead. Al- bluee f(food color to the second sn made cafcterias into didumping 'mp'?’' " A dd Beal egg into crcamcdned miwure. I completely. ready, the USDADA’s assistant secretary bowlwUo j make a green icing. / grounds. :es about 3K dozen cookies. onsumer services, Ellen equaljal^mounts 1 of blue and redI ffood 5 . Combine flour,ir, salt and baking Makes "Why not fry everythingag ini butter for food and com )wn as an innovator, colonor to the third small bowl to rnmake soda. Mix into createarned m ixture at or slap cheese on every sanisandwich if H»as, is know: CHOCOLATE won’t announce new apurplurplc icing. Placc coloicd icingngs in low speed until just?t blended.b Slir W the school is getting it freeee from 1 the Though she wi standards unlil spring, smallall resealablc plastic bags. SSeal, cups or crushed pralralinc into dough. CAR^RAMEL SWIRL BARS govcmment?" asked Lindan.an school lunch sts doubled the 8.8 million Cutt liiliny tip off comcr or cachfl bag.t Reserve remaining pnpraline. 2/3 cup cuf Crisco all-vegciable short-rt- In addition, a national daiidairy policy h " o ® c c h a s d o liis and vegetables pro- Frost)st each' cookic with white ic mandates that schools servervc whole poun* o' ng spatula or knife. Pipe colcDlored 6- Form dough iniinto l-inch balls. cups firmly packed lighl browrArn . .milk, despite, surveys that1 showsh kids vidcd ihroughi llthe commodities pro- “kinc Dip lop of each balball into reserved ’ fiope o f handling school »cingsngs dccorativcly over cach “I prefer low-fat. gram. In the hof ____ l_praline-mixturc.-PIaccups choppcd pccans terias, too. Pizza Hut opcoperates in eral legislation •completely. 1 pacllackagc caramels (14 ounces;:s). rictions on school vend- ii^ cupa granulated sugar 4,500 U.S. schools; Tacoaco B ell in stringent restrict Makes about 3 doz-lozen cookies. unwrappippcd, aboul 40 to 45 1,500. In tw o Boulder, Colo., Co high ing machines,, totc eliminate the whole- DoiDough schools, M cDonald’s cooksks alli school milk requiremernent and lo increase nu- , meals. trition educationion and organic foods.

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C ontinued fro m C l • his diners, Astonishingly, this is the family’s "Everyone JustJui loves thal,” Barbara M iiS ill!) J of this very southern first foray Into the restauraurant busi- Deakins said o a r pe t o r c wants to make surc ev- 1 0 0 % N y l o n'I L ev el L o o p jCC ness. Son Jeff Deakins wwa as a truck tradition. “He w driver, and Bud Deakinss o; operated a cryone is happy'p y " ,A r m s t r o n g 112 Ft. W id e V/INYLi livestock feed business. BulBut the men Everyones is. . , ThicC K Le v » p C a^ r p e t loved to cook, and lovedI to eat - and -■ Y o u r C h o ic eE LjGKT BbG£ saw a nichc for fresh Idahoaho products ^ SQ. W « « 3 ' (everything from the fish1 to the spuds ^ ______S»...$ 1 6 9 .00 0 arc locally grown) cooked:d anda served h . 9 9 in a distinctly southern style 12'x l2' , 12X129- Barbara Deakins said the trio held Artificial T’URFuf Traci: ery Level Loop C: aaj r p e t their breath every night for foi the first Bbown COlOff Peari Color ,nt was open SOTMQS three years the restaurant' WWasa $216.54 6Q C Was$18i ed as tables ^ . and were a little amazed tow ...$ 1 6 9 .00 0 filled and lines formed outsiutside. The five cacategory sjslera of Now..... > 9 . 0 0 Nc Their gucstl>ook is cramammedwilh l|,g volunlOryiry film induslry rating , 12x 1 V8- 6‘X 5 '2 * A RISTRONG ^ - 12’xl2 ' comments from people fr« nis now as follows; arpet hic[CK Level Loop C arf\ r p e t away as The Netherlands programs D e s i g n e r SSc O L A R IA N S culptured Berber=R C T Beigc C oioes Coiofl Tones tralia, and som e o f The Ri' al audiences, all B est Tile P>Pattesn loyal customers regularlyy‘^"v3"tam= tr G.Gejeroli Was $45.48 A < ho Fails. -age$ cdmiHeitied. ' roa..,$i69.o0 0 Pocatello, Boise and Idaho! Now...... V^ 2 4 . 8 0 > 7 . 8 4 ^ The February/March 199 ‘i ^ f S r l PG-Pojjnhntal Guidance 12‘xl5 7 ‘ Farm & Ranch magazine 12'x6'c6' 12'xl7‘ ^ The RjverBank as onec ofo its “in” suggested.. 5Somemalerio! may C ommercial C>Carpet ILevel Loop CarpetET V iNlYL Y bGHT Tan CoioR places to visit. notDesuilQbtable for tliildren. Wkitiw/UshtFioi Brown w/S«CKin> Cc W as$71.96 . A Was$249.14 A IOC Bud Deakins said much c Parents ore strongly >s ! 7 9 ' “ nc15...$219.00 0 cess of The RiverBank=kMn"’bV“ c : PG-.13-Pa, Now...... 9s r 9 6 - N o w . . . » 1 3 ; tributed to his and J e ffs de RunCoiOR You won’t see any foo leriol may be Ba

e choir com es to US fronom Manhattan, MT. m s 40 voice male c I DimrBCladbyHbwariWalhi Ihot 201 IMAIM flHE. EA!18T * 7383-1421 J ------—— ' V' ______i______i <• C^e Tlmos-Novffl,, Tv.Twin Falls, Idaho Wodnosday,ly. IF o b n J ^ 1 6 ,19W Food Crisjpness IKlot only iconsid€eration[ in quesst for pceifect a:arrot to look for 1 clove garlicflic By R uss Parsonst bitterr aand green - kind of like cal-cat- The carrots you wonl to arc fully mature - miniatuture or oth- 1^ cups whilvhilc wine ' Los Angeles Timesnes ing panlarslcy straight. erwisc - bul nol so old lhahat they are 4 leaves fresh•csh sage S oi I i ldecidcd lo run a little cxpcri-icri- moslly corc. 1 don’t knolow if it is Salt, peppercr ru lakc my vcgvegetables cooked, ment.I. I I pulled a couple of fat stor-l o r ------scientifically provable, bui)ut il seems 1 tablespoonon I lemon juice th a n k you. T hatIt may r not seem a age carcarrots oul of the refrigerator,lor, lo mc Ihal carrols wilh hard,h pale Slicc carrotsols either on bias or in . radical sentimcnl,ll, but of the many peeled'jcTlbcm and sliccd them on the peels are usudlly older thanll those slicks yi-inchh ll^thick. It is important odd phases the coicooking world ho» bias ababom Vi-inch thick. I covcrei:red wilh waxy-looking, dcc:cp-orange that pieces be relatively equally gone through in thtthe last 20 years or them 1 v.wilh cold water and broughiIght peels. sized so all wiwill be done at about so,' the one I haveIVC Ihc hardest time them1 I lo a boil, then reduced the With carrols in mind, J I visited a the sam e timc._ic.__ understanding is the determined heal toto a mere simmer. Ibcarproducc stand...... HeaVbultcrcr j an d 'g a rlic 'c lo v c irt effort by so manyany cooks to serve-, Aftc:[ter five minutes, just as th 9 many - fresh-flage quidickly over- there shouldl bcbc some resistance. If- I I* tc) cook fresh green wilh aa : liltle give, and the flavor wa:was - m y mom uscd*td 9 powers anything in ils wnvny), turned canols arc not done, rc-cover and I beans literally for hours, with ham a tadd ! swcJctcr. tj^ough slill a bibil g up the heat and tossed llthe carrols continue cookiraking. I 1 serve them, khaki- green,n. After 20 minulcs, ihc slicc:ices hock-s, and then kc g until Ihcy were glazed ondai begin- yVhcn carrotrrols arc done, remove I iwimming in their beganm l to look a little “ fu7.zy," as ihi colored and swi H ning lo turn a caramcliz

Eatiing ^ tm o ire thain ju st jgoodffood vsS . bad ffiod1 0 person carcfully maranaging a. After all,, a a half-poriion of fcl- By CoUccn Pierre:rre right for months, m bul conlinued to 1 have a lit- luccine Alfredfrcdo still gels 50 per- The Baltimore SuSun P g feel self-If-conscious in public,:. healthy caling plan can \ >asta’s popularity irincreasing people Slarlarcd al her, she said, as if lie felluccinc Alfredo occasional-ot cent of ils caloricscal from fat, but d ly. Ihc lolal fat; gramsgrJ drop from 54 lo The fcttuccini:inc fascists have Therhe she .shouldjldn’l cat at all. She said 1^ pounds per porsi aud restaii- 27. Enjoy thal thj smaller portion arrived! aveiv e ra g e 20 she wanlccled lo wear a sign on her:r Wc should all applau tus low fat, along wilhI somesc crusty Italian Reccnt laboraliralory analysis of jorson I ; back s'ayin,nng, "I'm losing. I'm los-i- rants thal offer deliciou: ; along wilh bread, salad,d wv ith ju st a touch o f Italian food doneme under the direc- » n s u m e d „ ing!" low cholesterol entrees a 19 pounds 18 c icmplcrs. olive oil dres!rcssing and a glass of tion o f C enters} for fc Scicncc in the ' H I l ’s imnporlant p to note Ihal onn the big, high-fal taslc jlp a s la in them offer red wine indand you're deliciously Public Interestst tut rn e d up so m e ^gg : // any choilolesterol-lowcring or)r And, I’d like to soc th 1 991,a 4 8 OSS plan, there is room for)r half-portions of the risliskicr stuff, dining wellII wiihinw hca/t-hculthy surprises, as well'cll as some shock- penjerceni ’6 ' ------//- weighi-los; A so we cpn all indulge moloderately. guidelines. crs that arc not rc;really surprising. mern croase 1 1^ 3l:191bsrj some fat,it, cvco saturated fat. A What CSPI found fou is thal p asta fron with red sauce is prelty] low in fat. which is no biglig surprise. More surprising is thathat even when the - ...... ■------red sauce carricrics meat balls or 1980 '81 '82 '83 '84 '85 '86 '87 '88 '8 9 '9 0 ’91 sausage, il still gelsgc only aboul 30 percent of ils calc:alorics from fat. In ■ ? other w ords, it’s’s \healthier lhan w c expected. Pen’ercenl change in consumpiicn,1, 1992VS.1‘ 1988 (What shouldd bc^b noted, howev- M acaroni . ’ 33% • ' cr, is Ihal ther p(p o riio n w as very large, so total caloriesca were well Lasagne . _ ~ 3 i 8 a ...... •*' - over 1,000 for the entree.) Noodles 24% According loto CSPI, Ihe real S p a g h e tii 21% 2WS I shocker is thalI felluccincfc Alfredo TheTi)imes-Ne' gels more lhann 505 pcrcenl of ils Ravioli 15_‘15% calorics from fat.fat. (W hy were they ^resents shocked by Ihis?is? Alfredo saucc is Ma c a n d c K eese ^ ^ 13% made from crcancam, bullcr, chccsc % J Pasla salad and eggs. Howw could < it be any- Noodle soup ^ 14% thing b ut highI in fat and cholcs- ^ SOunCES. N,ri(,riot>al Pasia V m [ Asiocialion. NPCIPO Group f tcrol?) Whal is shodocking to nie is a KRT InlofltapftCs newspaper storyry I read, quoting a restaurateur fronrom the Liltle Ilaly aand often want meals th th; a t gcncc in high fat foooods increases W ^ I scction of Baltimlimore. Here’s whal alloww me to save up fat gramsIS loI risk for o b esity , blocockcd arteries O F 1 9 9 :3 I the story said:d: “ (clluccinc j Hue- and heart attacks. Builul w e’d all be nd somewhere else. On fetluc us your 1993 baby irin all hisAier glory! A lfredo w as lakciikcn o ff the menu ... d n c: /S Alfredo, for instance, happier if wc couldd lose the "all Showw after consultati(ation wilh a Johns iranlcd also the owner/chef; cacan or nothing” mentality‘y- Submit photilotos showing personalillity. charm and characttacter. K I Hopkins medicaical researcher and ^anything on the menuJ hch In fact, a rcceni slistudy done by cholesterol,cxpixpcn. The currcnl howed thal Dis. B ut th ere arc tw o poini)inls Kraft Foods sht It's their first taste of lemon, I it's K fl menu displayss a 'heart' symbol i^ai rc Americans arc slarlining to Ihrow in 1 really need clearing up. it's that one alongside healthy,lhy entrees, bul (the irst, nulrilionally, Ihere iss nno Ihe towel on hciiliillhy eating capturing a sneeze. If: - - -owncr)-1laid-hc-^^c-^vould'prcparc'lhc—i foodf, iKarwill irlggcra-hcancarl—bccausc-thcy think • thet only-way- - ...... - expression-that-says-ys. lL-alLln.a. .,^^1 felluccinc dish1 as a spccial request ick or block your arteries in a lo cal healthfully is1 tol give up all p h o to -rrs FUN! Submitmit your "Little if a patron appcapears able lo handle . glc silling. This is the heartrt of( Ihcir favorite foods. Character's" photo (a go^ go black & K J it. 'W c take a quiquick look ... if h e ’s American Diel-etic AssocsoC' Second, we need lol< work hard- white glossy works best,st, but1 a sharp skinny as a rail,il. wc tell him lo go ja,;on icoplc by body on’s recurrent theme. Therec areai cr on nol ju d ging pcc color print will also give/e goodg result's) ahead.’" no gogood foods, and there arcc non size. A friend of mimine who had and basic Information^ alongal with a K m I was stunned.; . ... badI foods.fc It’s your toial diet overovi lost a lol of weightI w as slill “no Firsl of all,I- \ i n n IS n o ,1^,01c that affects your health, skinny Minnie" bby her own self-addressed stampedid envelopee by * * guarantee of gocgood hcallh. Skmny Opnearly, fret|uenl ovcr-induidul- admission. She didid everything 5 pm February 23, 1994. 19‘ Photos, — fo lk s-can JiavcvXv Nvery .high cholcs- can be dropped off atit ouro office at icrol, too. Conv)nverscly, being fat. 132 3rd Street West,, oor r mailed-to:— doesn’t guaranianice high, cholcs- cccmbcr 3, 1993 tcrol. Bom: Dccc "Babies o f'1993" P.O..O. Box ^48. n s 1Weight: 7 Ibs. 1551 oz.a • Length: 21 Inchcs Sccond, a rest;:slauranl is a scrvice /'is Twin Fails, Idaho 83303-103-0548. ■ ■ business, not a:i mmcdicai institution. ^ February Eyes:;: DarkD Brown : Valley Regional Mcdicai ' Mosl of us go0 tot a restaurant to Hospital: Magic Vc To hav e your c h ild 's1 p hf o f o faJren ■ America,an ari & Kyl^Shotsman — havc-a choicc-ajuand be-scrved, nol .. ______o r fo r m o re in fo rmmotion a l coll____W ^ m _____ for a mcdicai1 evaluationc or dicl p 733^931. ext.ext. 2 W t M prescription. W ~ ^ HeaW ...... I'm sure Ihe c c quoted gentleman ' ___ Morith_ is irying to prosrovide a public ser- Bdfcy 5cctJohori wiU be p u b tish eied Sunday, Februarary 2 7 , - ^ 9 vicc, and frank!nk ly . 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< ------i lH ! r " ' - MoPifling 11Bruinssupenid Spaartans5 in A-Iplay^off ans closed in on a gome- KcKerbs who noted lhat on defensifcnse the Spartans BylmyHovoy Bruins will bn>co in the1 opening sides were piplagued with tiimoveis al criicritical huge as the Spartansns ccouldn’t srore. Except for poorr sishooting, neither coach as they committed five, giviniving the Bruins • • • rouround, o f the Class A-1 regionn IIIII basketball times. u games faulted their chargcses fifor their play.' enough Cji chanccs to move aheadcod latc in the pc- playoffs. Alsodurin,ing the regular season, bolh ga ■st game of the year offen- ncriod, ^ It’s like racB c r u H I n g The result, coupled with Highlighland’s 49-47 were in doubiibt until the fuial moments andone for “It was our worst f c,third_siv.cly.”-confinncd.rd JSpanan.coach Gordon______Please.seeJieeBRUINS/D2 ------fo ro o lle g e ,<» , p n l y 4 h « ------up5upset-oftop*Bccdcd-PocatelIo,lIo,-means the ..a-flceting-irmomentat the cnd.of thc.t m oney’s onI tth e tablid Instead off u n d e r H , 1 9 9 U.S.S1 I w in s w o m ilen’s ssup er--G — Bruce Co;:oslet, former • c o a c h o f t h e Newlew York Jets, L D p s p o t iin l paks fligure skaating on free agagency In the Russian X couplec Kegainsto National Foottlotball League _ The Associated Press . Norwi)rway - Goidcn ogain. I Ending a 10-year Olympicsijcs idrought with a vengeance, U.S. skiers capturptured gold today Lack of playydrops ( ■ for the second time in thrw« daysdi when dark I'i'TS ■ ' '■ h(horse Diann Roffe-Steinrotter'tier won ihe worn- Seles from rarankings en's super- racc.c. NEW YORK. — Tuesday night Ekaterinana ( Gordecvo arid ______EonncrJiloU-Momca- Sergei Grinkov, extended RujRussia's remark- Seles is out of the able run in pairs figure skatin{ating by regaining Women's Tennis As­i- the crown they captured in 1988. Natalie sociation ninkings for)r Mishkutiertok and ArtSr Dmiumitriev o f Russia, the first time sincee the 1992 gold medalists, wonon tlthe silver. Rus- 1987. sian or Soviet skaters havhave won every Seles was stabbedd Olympic gold in the evenlnl f( for Ihe last 30 in April during a tour­r- years. nament in Hamburg, Germany, by a fan of - r i M ore O lym picsl c s - D 3 her topTival, Steffi Graf. Seles was thefc s o l.. top-ranked player untilItil June, w hen G raf Isabelle Brosscur and LULloyd Eisler of replaced her. cCanada woii the bronze, as theythe} did in 1992, Seles, 20, was dropp Jnited States gone months, was imposeded by commissioner NNot since 1984 had the UniK ies. D ^ e Beman on Nov.)V. 6< after Daly failed Vwinlessi in its ftfst two games. RofTe-Sleinrotter, at 265 ththe old-timer of to complete pro-am1 playpi io the second the U.S. ski team, took the; silversii' in the giant round o f a tournamentIt tnin Hawaii last year, tl slalom at Albertville in 1992.92. The Honda Classicic i: is M arch 10-13 in si But like Tommy M oe, whiwho gol the U.S. Fort Lauderdale, Flo. siskiers off to a blazing startrt v.with his victory led fiox& wiro repotti i f ilin the men's downhill onn SiSunday, Roffe- ■4* SSteinrotter was not a favorilerite in the supCT-G — a cross between down!wnhill and giant sslalom. w “Il’s like a dream,” said1 RoRoffe-Steinrotlcr, T o d a y who had never finished higheigher than fourth in CoOsgo m e n 'i b M kMM e te a supcr-G racc. “But it’s one day, one racc CSI at Troasuro VaPoy;ley 7;30 — ifyou ski well, anythingg canca happen." First to leave the startia rtin g g a te o n a Coltog* wonwn't btaks aksttitfl ssparkling day at KvilQell,I, aian h o u r's drive CSI al Troasuro Valleysley 5:30 p.fn. rnorth of Lillehammer, theic P Potsdam, N.Y., resident fmished in I minule,ulc, 22.15 Seconds M r and watched for more thanlon i an hour as her A-3 District a t W andetieell 6:15 p.m. a ------NorthakteSub-Otetftetalct8tGoodlng6:15p,m. lime held up, -...... - - Souttwldo Sub-District«let at Joromo 6:16p.m. The last American womannan to win a gold rmedal in was Debbie Arm- . ' Propwroitling } sstrong in the giant slalom>m iat Sarajevo in P reston at Burtoy. 6 :3:30 0 p.m. 1 ' :• 11984, when Bill Johnsonin w on the m en’s Jerom o a t Twin Falls# 77 1p.m. idownhill. Svetlana Gladischevo of3f RussiaR was scc- cond Tuesday in 1:22.44,, winningwi the first I ■ ' , _ _ L- /Alpine, skiing medal ever for a Soviet, Uni- ffied Team or Russian skier,ier. Isolde Kostner o f Italy look the bronze in 1:22.45.-1:2 , . . .. Sp.tn.-a»nf>»<13.CoW«.t I In t h . p a ir* flg u re a k aIting tin competition at < dU M R u s .1 .’. E k a te rin a O o rdxlMva w anTSej^elOrinko':ov w o n th e g o ld m e d a l Ir 7p.m.-.Own«l13,C«A(g«l•g«bMkMl>*l,Vl>DW«U[XA* ^ Please see0 O0LYMP1CS/D3 Hamar Olympic Amphltli.thoatrs In Hamar, Norwayly, T u e s d a y . VMnMdiV^CimD)rnvleTVBtM>i* AITtaMYnMlOT acss t ^ r-«aj EVEHT8: Lug* (aenMn'i HnglMraponMPMAkiOngMnQfa Jordan nee!eds 1 for:vwin IkiMrepwt) mericcan rfcisksal MOp 1 n*n'i1B00m);iM0Mt): Jhitllngpra(actice IboAisocijdatedPreM I ■ ...... MflT.ijn. .J. RINGEEEBU, Nonvay - On the momiiming she t eVEKTS: 0*ram repon. TbBAModstedFroH TKTTKI fmally woron an Olympic gold medal,I, A m eri-' un.-4^m. , ■ SARASOTA, Fla. - Theyy cicamc to see if can Diannin Roffe-Steinrotter’s thoughtsiitsdrift- EVEHT ; HoCfc«y(Nor»»yv*.lr V*. FMad — Ive and T8A): 8 dtkMr«(nwi't1W0iT<); NMichael Jordan can hit Theyey 1heard the an- ed to Ulrilrike Maier, the Austrian skickicr who ltM«y1* >Ung (m*n-* and »omin swer.g, He can’t, st least not yetet died a feww weeks ago speeding down1 a s lc ^ . Seldom did the sharp crackk oof Jordan's bal "Whatcicame into my bead is that she* e was a m echo through low-shmg Ed. SnSmith Stadium, filter," Roffe-SteinrotterRi said Tuesda;day after ' dull thuds, the capturing{ I the super-giant slalom andid ;giving - • Instead, there were mostly di r : - ^ I s p o r tr s s LINE Isound mushy soMalls make. the Uniteded States its second Alpinee goldg of nO«COU£C£«HICH; the Winterter Games. “She could racee likeli no

More baseball'"-P3 Sieinrotter paused and chucktickled os she remlembered ei ber longtime riviival and — U sing a right>baaded-8win(ving-tiiat looked friend, “U*Ulli,’! a two-time super-G•G w o rld ...... more manufactured than neturitural, Jordan hit champion>n, w ho bro k e her neck du:during a 734-6326 ;nettfly lOQ one mana'ged to World Cupup downhill in Germany, JmpJelniUucdom, n fastrellTraralng— ^e-shiihould bavebeennn-Amcriarican,-the ------Tiere were plenw way she raraced at big events,” Roffe-Sl-Steinrot- TheTimai I track » and reach the fence. 'Ilier o0 f pO T tm lots o f weak flyballsnils and a bunch ter said. *'I'*1 thought if she's up theree looking1< o f baUs into the dirt down, whj'hat she would tell every comompctilor Still, after his first outdoorM r w orkout that- out thereI oon tbe hill ia to point 'em dcdownhill L ------^------AfphMB outsiders were allowed to observe,i the and give} iit your best sh o t She \yasas such a is ta d o w n th e w o m e n ’s1 sus u p e r-G newest Chicago White Sox roolrookie— and the fighter thatlat 1 wanted to d o tbe same thing.”ihii A m e ric a n D Ianrann R off^telnrotter blasi Scores and statila ts D 2 worid's ; greatest basketball pUy)laycr-—wassat- At26,nretirement ^iproaching at the end o f c o u r s e in KvltQ

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V 0 :2 TinTO-NowB, Twin FalFalla. Idaho Wodrw«lay. FcbfiibfUBfy 1 6 ,1 9 « Jeromele edges]Burley iiin GT fb»r tourn leadle tfirce Wolverines in -iCarey came out tfie winnerersTucs* Richfieldat6:15pJii p jn. in anotfier los- in h 46-42 victory. regulation. . tftfie second half to finish witflwi 14 for doiible-figuiesoscoring. d ^ n i^ t in tfie Class A-4 NortfisideN< 'ei*out game, Burley now plays agoagain at 7 p.m. Pcro' dnii[rained a 3-pointer irohi the Jerome: J< Strickler hittlTfortfielDdiabs. r Sub-DistriU boys’ basketbaball tour- OnThundaySboSboshooe will chal- lenge Bliss at 8 p-iap ja Thursday against Buhlll ir in a loser-out lop o f the kekey with 1:11 to play to put Buhl scorcd the last four 12231443 nam ent gam e al College o f Souitoulhem Idaho. Jerome up• 4242-40. tfie tf game and came up widi twtv okcydc- Jmw. tit:l1t»43'4S Camas County edged Dietietricb58- niaflaisoatr 13. R m » 2 043 4. WDOtiaM 3 3- r3aeo Buhl survived an eliminatination encounlcr ' “i lold theihcin in pregame that in order fcfensive plays in the fmal minitoulttoacal 1 A M 4 411. MdiT 0 00 2 a 57. Carey beat Shoshone 71*4 24957 Tuesday’s first to bcaj^filfftiQTtAy we had to step up our a victory from Wood River. ‘ ToMlU1Maia42. In a loser-out game Blisss defeatedc iVM3.J.C«VMZei*r«. w ith W ood River in Tu( ee e i A Jnn»Mc«nn 13-3a 33 4 4. Ti»nM* 3 4< 310. B#» 100 3 >Mnte.TaHli947>iei8 game, taking a 57-55 decidecision. Jerome ganfHobouttut 10 notches," said Jerome With the Indians trailingi 55-5i; and XVWMmfl3-9314.Pi4. PMiy 3 CM 3 a. OBsn 104 0 2. Idaho School for ±eD caf;if and tfic «-'-iv«ri.J~.. im w i 1 00 0 3. TMMi 17 B-13 IS will face ihc Thursday winwinner Tuesday, coach Brencnt Clark. '’We have been 44 4 scconds left to play, Mailark Iverson Blind 60-57 despite Rick MiM cObe-s .BnnZUoO«M3fliMM The Bobcats got six sheshols during the telling Johnm tfutt he has to shoot the ball took tc a charge to gd possessssion o f tfie »(,n»r»oo3,6»tt MU)r«»«at7,h««na>40A: ------—points.------^------nkimZOM««ZK. didn't make any,” saidid EBurley coach lation. throwtl by Jeremy Walson1 ended< tfie Z W vn I Oanife) VMm Eddie Neihay also tall^l'i=d 22 .SeutMfcfe. Bill Cowell. Burley toetook four shots to the Tigers’ • • scoring.si 8rcttr2.l«:Mn 7. Uy«i a. Lm 4. Uoen bcriy in nine scconds.3. Filer andid (Glenns Ferry get together at put p tfie Vikes ahead to stay. Payne personallially brought Dcclo back taugh into a 15-point leadd a n d ,a l- ZWl8M3.J9hnMn11.Oini.OtmliaTeiMil7l2-3S Kimberly has two) matchesmj left 8 this cvenirning in the event’s first elimi- Filer, whose 61 percentnt shooting to a double figurgurelead. though Hansen choppedd Iback to lyMiZ over Ihe next iwo week:ceks and then nation gome,ne. dipped d to .083 in tfie tfiird quarter,q led “We shouldd haveh been within five at witfiin 10 going into the last it will go on to districstrict toum a- Junior vavarsity play, scheduled for bby sue points, 15-9 al tfie eadidofitsfirst tfieendoftheqi: quarter, but we made loo c.UMia.R.in>.«s> pret^ mw£ dmded the ^amc. flifrtil 302842(»” ea mcnls. 4:30, opensns Itoday's action. Valley takes tun r and fo u ^ t tfu o u ^ tfireeee ties to get many mistakes,ces,” said first-year Pilot 133 60 Jtmior Jared Rovig led1 theI Red on Goodingng in lhat joyvec c o n t ^ the to tc tfieir lead at intermission. coach Jerry DiDiehl. “Give Declo thc OooangM.KkrtxrVSe Devils witfl 23 points. n^Mren&M^30.Jc 10>AagnOpdC«Hr 3J7. t12>ii2-»Kinwri4.K.8n«i‘MtiizwMT&aaaAio. UuMy 0 p» DMgvM 130M3(H4Mr 2 0-0 3 4. E game, the Wolves shot:1 2 6 free IgSiSSSfSiS 3. FouM out-JCMt, OOJO, 135-R)ch« 0 pm Ukto imct JVs earned their berth by 312. j UM 7 0-0 314. Wn^2 0-01 S. Ti^tS i’iMi'i®” Eight unanswiswered Homct points, the R e m 0 (Me UMn M 1:a c m S S i,’K .'" ■ 'H o r a throws in tfie fourth quarteler, stabi- i*v.ftwrtKTo»n«« StM»m«MrK k n n IK Wendell 56-53 in overtime. U “dCMm 10-0 0 2. J. Tv««y 3 0-014. TOM backbreakcrr comingc. on Kid’s free 147.1TI • WMon K ixnfiJSSSi"’ Dig ■‘"'"'■newc VMMvO. 1(^1 3 2. Koitt a 0-04 22. 1 pm Now 14S, 2TM>i IZ KM 4 0-0110, ekatwn 11-3 0 3. (MMnyOO-11Ok tfirows Wltil 3:31JJO left to play, CTded all L O.Tol^ IB 7-131153 m VaUey53,i3,FUer50 i3f>cMgoM»Wn^2iKtf<(«,Kanl3 ' speculation. W««M42.KM)aft»3a. __ Just whenicn the outlook was brightest __ “W e're peakiaking at the right time,” f ia>CS Mon K T i S S things Mrted O coming unraveled for Fil- I ■ 7*3 Christensen addiddcA llWe’re pbying our JBorah rainks No. 1Lin j poU ».130-atcWlKii cr. Declo’s viciory was, wavasn't, then best ball o f tfiele yj ^ r i ^ t now. But give 3.00. IMWvan K UK MM HHairSSSS fr An 8.0I runm over the final 1:50 ofthe vwas as lopsided as tfie score: ilindicated, it to Glenns Ferry.Fe They’re tough tp ThTheAaocistedRca InA-2,Sugar*Salr*Sakm ended tfie tegu- K toM . 1 S3-Wfd W pm ShCMMt lar season as the: onlyod unanimous No. I CuWWpnM^ l«2. tn-WMs s i a r first lu jficIct t thc Wildcats lakc a 35-27 Thc Hornets managed to nmakcscvim play. They scraprapall tfie way." A 53-46 loss to O ipital tn&ioade Cen- pick. Salmon retui•eturaed at second and- IBMMBtn K PMmaamnKfcrw.' Icad mto thctficlockcrroom .-...... c o f 10 dwrities over die fmalalei^min- _ 193a4«73 Ocoi»^4aW(raM2r" Marc Pcti?cttingcr’s basket to open the: u utes, but found tfic range oilj ^a i o s h o t s »it3as3 tertennial’s second visit to tfie topto of tfie Bishop Kelly junqxuqied two qiots to tfiird ' lOMloonaiorM. 112.0inwk 31Z«VMi1043ZnMia-934. A-1 . rankings as brief as tfie: ^i tfiis despite a loss to Ada County rival JM 0 pm ChmM £2«. stc o n d half d f sent the Filer lead inlo two> f from the field in tfiat some ^van- UHory»J-S4ai.Pi»<' p«i Ura 2:4d. ijOsXcTod KtiiWiMcBrUnCh. W * flgUTCS. UntJnbcknownsl loall^Pcttingcr'sI “We were 10 of 10 inI tthe fourth TOSiSililtSKVsl?, tseason in Idaho boys high scb:hool bas- Kuna. •nty M . 13&Ao* W pm 2: RogonOOwUMHri 124.14S- buckct wastas to be his team’s only pointsi <; q u arter-is that wbat you havave?,” asked o9mF«iyAeM40.i40-0311.CMlli2&-144.»T«ifl kckctf)all. Jerome and PrestonPre each fell one IM. 1S2-WoflWlBrf(. IBCMruSorV' M B1-T 313. Knkn 10-01Z Ji. Following its second one-wiweek stay place to fourtfi andlOld fifth, re^wctfvely. 1.00. l7tOagoMO*«cM. 16»tM oflhequarteirter. IDeclo coach Val Christens*isen after it . etyM 0 M 1 ^ F«i* 2 0-13 4. in’t i t " . TcMM:a M S » gS3 at No. 1, tfie Patriots relinquifuiahcdtfie MaladfeUoneshle short ofgetting all tfie ' ••That’ss cdefense. I’ll take Uiat any’ v was over.‘That’ll work won’ •ra«iZMIay,Pqr»:»a>n3.Jt '______I day,” saidd Valley'' coach Bill Mitchell1 Thc Cassia County boyoys opened place to Borah in tfic seasoti'ss ffinal As- first-place voteses tamong A-3 teams, SOIsociated Press poll o f Idaho ^qjortswrit- New Plymoutfi was tfie favorite o f one eners and broadcasters. voter, a ^ tfie POgriiDgrims remained second ' The Uons returned to tfie tqto pw itfia to tfie Dragons. La]Lapwai, Aberdeen and Scoress and staats ______rcjitgular-^eason record unblemiinished ex- Wendell again filledilled out tfie top five. cept for two losses to Centencnnial.Thc InA-4,NomsfiLIS fmished tfie regular PaP ilo ts dropped to second anddHillcrest I season as tfie statestate’s only undefeated raremained tfiird while Lewistonon entered team tfie Pirates:s nreceived all but one - • ---- -lilWI.t. - - ■ - ...... Mh™3-1tB.7tl,W«»-tev»t(«4a,»«ta T«atlXt4 d’Alene s lip ^ one place to fiflRftL tfie otfier first-plac«ilace vote — Hi^iland- (Woftt-taM U (SMtara 1 »liMl(,Mcn,;rv>1l1.t9.HnMn)40««. w I p a C» liaenD-t CSNstW^ Rigby fell from tfie top fivee £after los- Oraigmont, T Vy ^ oiand M urtauj rqieat- Nm ToIi W S (M - ii).CMM2i(uw. » m m a z raat»-40 tt- M0.tMit4(4i:412. »MTarO.| 040 T«k tU2 e. ed as the remainingling top five teams. OilM » » i«I M S812S-a 2M7 13.1991 • iniing to HUlcrest and Bonneville. UM □ 4 489 10 T(Mt»* PiiWril22.IW2929 T«0T«>4-I>en.1 x y y f c !■»<»«(1-10 1-10 1-3. EMTk W H a o n m N n J n n » < US 10 UgnHMOObCltl :O Top20 20 77 .U« 1] M t m A-IOJU fri:l£mO.|,BMartlM . COLCBtfOIiWBmMn.CMft(AP)-T)al!ea g BoMtn » a 417 1M 241!>m 429.EMit-ltM21.Brew0- lMRsliM)t WtMvKn IS U Jl> 1V< KIMW(ia( 2.7,lji*«0-».w«r0-1).ffl■1).fatMdiU llB»fi»- S242.HnnBi Christian AAcademy adidvances CvMCMMcn UkMMU1I.UcX«yS.W2 — S t S s i S!2SJoieT~.... O m M 2i 2) .Ul U nkfMin.l*r«Mi27(W27(intoat21TGMb*- NMrTM SB ItJ a 17- «J I.AMmnntaoo) 2M 114 wins tficy will p>1^ l^ in tfie chan^ioQsh^ M n 73 J4 « 8 11* V3mOM2-41.2S.AIlMDMMIog. WMUnIt, D a » » - ia 2.CMi.Uil.(M (1) J*J 2 O M M 22 2S 4U tZ« VA, Christian Schoors Toumameiicnilent Tues* iucs- oiMMit^Mny-Hdafl,'*>«,Tt»ZEKiMrS.HMl7. w I pa ce CM N«9B t-11 )4 20. M n ennMM11.IW7.il M SSiv*r.& M 41 o ■ 11. VMlb|4l 11. epOTMT 4. TOHk ttaatfi U 12 .745 - M2a ■ M U il 224 43 Ha jrravTMa JS-1 » day. 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S j s -straight field goaf— cominglg 2:33 into Minico stuckck t to iu offense, was ' ■ S ? ! S ! S : a Dm M t.Pnrl-2; («MMailt.aMM»4|F • i S 2 - i . . » < tfjtfie #ecood quarter— gave TvTwto Falls getting good shotssho and miuing or H M M M K lm w 1-14 74'4a,ltr^44Ma Dm«2t. itsi!ntlOiX)intleadBtIM.S. com ing up withith turnoverst to ^ i l a .. U for O'l). cmm f-19 iwMunS-r. tu t 9. C M rtK A -IM K KMSS Twice over the next 111 p la y in g couple o f promisiBlisingfiut breaks, mmlmitM, Minico closed the gigap. Early Brad St»rlw’iw ’s two free throws ; icin the second half the SSpartans made it 37-2’71*7 anda tbat seemed a . y m /u chipped to witfiin fiVe onI ana Andy mountain MinicoIco couldn'tc cUmb. WmtKIMacS-AMicMMHMrtOM.aMA aCKMfAHTHR nKM&bMamfemrt,rM rt,«tat«fidlir • i*«.taaCKtnlare^ Teamstt a k e s t e p)S to sto p> p l a y e r s LILLEHAMMER,,(AP)— N D onna W einbrechtt studiessi for the women’s moguls by walwatdiing the men. from1 b e c o m ii i n g f r e e i g e n t s “If they can do it,; I want to do it, too,” she says. NEW YORK (AP) — !!!!H iis year's This is the firstrst year of the NFL’s ence, the the first under free agency,' The American freestystyle skier, a g o l c f ^ '^ B ^ B free-agent class may have: Iolost some salary cl^>, expectiKted to be about S34 play ms wwho l are protected still move. medalist in moguls atIt tltbe 1992 Winter ^ 9 I B of its Inster Tuesday whenhen Deion million per team,n . That means teams WolfonIforti, for example, was a tran-'■ Games, is back to defeefend her title to- Sand?i8, Louis Oliver, Ericiric Green, unable to meeti a player’s demands sition playerplaj last year but still went" day. She’s c o n s i d ^d a strong favorite H H j j H Michael Haynes and otherrNFLstan Nl probably will Icavi» v e him unprot^ted, from BuflBuffalo to ^ a n a p o lis for an" a fk r vrinning su(-strai{raight Worid Cup were listed as protected plaplayers b y let hito test the numarket and then sign - average;e of< $2.7 million over two® events this year — thothough ber streak their teams. him. years. TlThe Bills, wbo wanted to^ was broken last weekek by Norwegian Tuesday was the deadladline for Green, a franclmchise player, can’t match,, couldn’tco because B provision" Stine Lise Hattestad teami to declare theu franclinchisc and move as long as the Steelers offer was writtfritten in his contract that rc-ir . The 28-ycar-old WeWeinbrecht is re- transhion players. him a minimumm ing comer- Curry o f Tampapa Bay, kicker G ^ the Charglargeis. tyre. Those results ereare thrown out for Wcinbnnbrecht of West Milford, N J.,J.', ond in qualifying and has has the home- ; back for Atlanta; thes F alco n s’ Anderson o f PittPittsburgh, ofTensive Marshirshall was part of a musical“ the fmal run down a steep,i 200-yard dominatedIted the World Cup circuit bc-«- slope advantage. German;nany's Tatjana ; Haynes, one o f tfae true dee]deep receiv- lineman Will WoWolford of Indianapo- chairss game gi involving protected** course which is cluttcjttered with snow fore herT injury,ir winning three straight;ht Mittermaycr (seventh onn Tucsday) Ti and < ing thrrats in the' NFL; andanc Oliver, lis, safety LeRo;Roy Buller o f G reen lincbackeickers. bumps, or moguls, andar incorporates World CuCup moguls season titles andnd Candice Gilg o f Francee (fifth).(fi Mcln- 1 NUluni’s flamboyant safe^.ty. Bay, and comerbertiack Tom Carter o f Michac:hael Brooks, a transition play->'* two upright jumps.. JiJudges rate how five stroig‘oighl U.S. championships^. Herler tyre’s qualifying run sumiUimps her as a 1 The transition designatirary to reports ; ORK (A P )- With nor-leagleague deal with the San Diego won’t be on television some nightsnij late NEW YOR parts thal have fallenlen o ff o f visiting com e back bac for hours. It’s as if yoiou published Monday, mcreljrrely using syn- ; tng jusl one djiy away. Padres,ts. this season unless a pennant: racenu is in- spring training 57 journalists without theirthe noticing it It were alit aa football game, and on theie thetic wolf urine to repelpel 1moose frotn ; n, Frank Tanana, Rich Theiie mr oves means 79 o f the 97 volved. Jeff Reardon, 1 ^ is so cold that the NorwegiansNo won't openingng kickoff, the player y/hcho their railroad tracks; theyhey are using a ; d Gene PetralH finally fite agentsage have signed for the 1994 Ken Schanzcr, head o f Hie1C IBaseball Gossage and C ' tell us the real tempeipcrature; they arc caught theth< ball sprinted out the stadi-di- synthetic MIXTURE, whicwhich simulates • s for this season today, season.on. Network, also said today it hasiliasn’tbccn gol contracts fc using a secret tcmperainature c c ^ , ^ l e d um e xi it t withv all the olhcr players run­m- w olf urine, lynx urine andmd •— get ready : , No. 2 on the career Meanleanwhile, playera and owners decided yet if postseason gan;amcs that Reardon, N ^ “centigr^.” ning rightl e t behind him, and you speniHit —; WOLVERINE urine.le. I swear 1 am : a pair o f arbitration cases Tues- aren't available in a viewingg areaa will saves list, agrct;rced to a minor-league split a p Il was ^jproximatcl’tely 740 kilometers the restt ool f the game ringing a c o w ^«ll l nol making this up. Thesehese people are ; J iih 6 New York Yan- day, Icavinglea owners with a 6-4 ad­ be sold to owners o f satellite! dishes,di> in- contract with t below zero when I arrivedarr at the cross and wailirliling for them lo come back, truly on the.cutting edgege oc f moosc-re^ ; luld-cam him as much vantageage in decisions this winter, eluding sports bars. kees that coul< country ski stadium,1, uwhich was, need- Speakiaking of freezing to death:: 1I pellent science, ifielder Pat Kelly won his case Under tbe new format thatit startsst this as $ l millionn ifii he mokes the major Infiel •J less to say, jammedI wilhw thousands o f have fonrbrmulated an alarming new thelie- Langballe did not reveirveal the exact ; nst Yankees and will be paicj season, all gtraes in the new/ didivisional league roster,r. against ^ . -.happy.Norwcgians;b; bouncing lip w d oiy asto to 'why the Norwegians dci noilot chemical formula, whichch isi; probably a i ),000 tius season, rhbrt thm five p!ayo% i»d most games in dudie league ‘ The-38-yea/ear-oWright-hander $810,00 J down, rin^g cowbell)clls, blowing homs seem toX) noticen tlie cold: They are eat-at- Norwegian state secret.ret. But he did ! h.a.4.40.ERA.last,sca-_times_tl;s_the_$.l60,000 he earned in championship series will be: plplayed at was 4-6 .with.a L- and emitting cheerfulful puffs o f salm o n -in g radioidioactive-reindecr. R ^ l y . AC'ic- state, for the record, thatlat ““il smells rei ! 3. AAittiior Pat Hardin, who the same time. son for the Cin':incinnaii Reds. Hc had 1993. / 1 breath into the friffdd aiair. Some o f them cordingg lolo the Norway Tribune, an En^in- ally bad” d the case Monday, chose Kel* By eliminating competing; gegames on eight saves in 59 relief opportuni- heard tt had been there all nightnig They LOVE 'glish-langanguage newspaper here, thenere I can vouch for this.5. After A 1 spoke ; request instead o f tbe $575,000 some n i ^ Schanzcr predicteccted ratings ties and niadeadc $1.5 million. The ly's re bit)ughtbiti a small Schanzcr said after meetingig w^ ith rc - cach. . , Tliirdhird baseman T c ^ Z e ilc losthi^^ This is nOr the casese with cross-coiin- new mneaning et to the famous son]mg plastic tube of moosee ;cpcllcnl;c with : against the S t Louis Cardinals porters and ad buyers. Tanana, aB 40-ycor-old4 left-han- case agi ^ try skiing. You do catch a b rie f lyrics: him and let us actuallyly sniffs i t All I ; will make $2.7 million instead As an exam ple, if the Ne^New York der, returnedd tto 6ie California An- and wil «• glimpse o f the skiersTS at the start; they “Andidifyoucvcrsawit il can say is this: If we had dropped this ' Mcts att playing the Coloradodo Rockies gels 14 yearsrs ta f ta leaving. Tanana o f $3.2;3.25 nnillion, arbitrator Ira Jaffe take off one at a tirtime, 30 scconds "YouwIU would even say it glows.” stuff on Baghdad, Saddaddam Hussein dcd. ZeUe, 28, made $1,025,00C on Friday, SepL 9, that gamee mmighl not was 7-17 in1 32 3 starts with a 4.35 decided apart, wearing theirr aoodynamica< Spi- A ndi speaking sj of scary animalsils, would be a distant memorytiory loday. ' year, when he hit .277 and drove be televised anywhere in favorkwofana- ERAlastscas(ason for the New York last ycai ’ der M an outfits, wliilelile the crowd roars there haslasijcena: I D3 runs. w r columnist for ; tional broadcast between Atla and Mcts and Newlew Yoric Yankees. He in 103 r J insanely. But the ski a whopping 20 Jbe 500W meters,i caught an edge an the ways. Bolh walked awayray uninjured1 “I have to w<»k on m y hittinning every day. I know there arearc seconds over Manuinuela Di Centa of finishedied eighth Monday, while th jol- Jansen, meanwhile,, ha;has three more'. Ihings I need to do — l ^ i ning g my bun in, keeping my heacead ■ Ilaly. The bronze wewent to a real old- gold #cntwen to Russia’s Aleksandr Go! days to overcome the o f being on the ball, quickening my bat,bat,” he said. timer — 38>year-or-old Marja-Liisa ubw. for the Bill Buckner o f winle/inter in time for Tbe White Sox do not planilan to tush him. Manager Gcn(enc H K irvesniem i o f Fin'inland, the triple Th«; U.S.U, lugcrs had high hopes fc ave the 1000 meters — hislis lastIt chancc to , Lamont sj^d he expects Jordordan, who'has signed a Clos:lass ■ ’ gold medalist from1 111984 w ho is com- their Rret-everfjnrt medal, but they'll hav il a salvage a medal from frot his four AAA contracC to play in ao1 intrasquadint gome March 3. peting in her r^o^ord-tying sixth w waittit untili 1998. Kennedy, wilh hed Olympics, Up until now, the 6-foot-<3t-6 outfielder wearing No. 4i45 Olympics. good chancechx for the bronze, crashe lion “I’ll just go out and skate,” the worked out behind guardedxl gates.f The White Sox didn’in 't T h e R u ssia n s vcvaulted inlo the Mon^y-lay. Defending world champio ^nd shaken speedskater saidaid iafter incxpli- warn his prcscncc to disruptt campca when pitchers and catchtch- medals race lead withwi eight overall, Wendellel Suckow finished fifth. An iTler cably skidding on a tumturr in the 500. ers report today, so they 3^ Jordan’s two-hour scssioi>ion three of them gold.Id. N orway is next »op wonwomen’s luger Cammy Mylc ICS- He has dominated ththe e event for a „ , 'for250iq>(»ter8. ^■_withfive. was a1 disappointingdi 11th afler Tuc! sec- decade — through twctwo celebrated ^ The mpst watched b wbalball practice sincc Bp Jackspiso n _ ' Coupled witb Ton:ommy Moe’s stun- day'sfust fin two runs, a distant 0.85 sec falls in the 1988 Gamesies aand two more _ worked out on the same fieldield 1^ ^>nn'g.witb~ an artifida ning triurnph in thete men’s downhill,.- off the medals pace, t o f letdowns in 1992. hip ended with Jordan and. LamontLa sitting in chairs on thithe Rofle-Steinrotter’sI goldg< makes it two Tuesdiesday stailed out as a repeat c eri- “Ifit happens, it does.>es. If n o t I’ll g o ' — ftrst-base dugout, answering3 qiquestions. 'victories in two Olynlynyiic Alpine races Mondayiay’s misery when two Amer :ce, on — same old thing,”” JansenJa said. Starting Unirsday, any 6m n (can walk in and watcli. Somtnne at Lillehammer for'or the supposedly cans,, one01 competing for Greeci uge Despite his three WoriVorid Cup'victo- , smxk in early.and others spnsprawled belly-down behind theih ■ M troubled U.S. ski tearearn. wipedj outot on the hard ice of the lug ______rics.and-two.scconds in.the_l,000_thisin.t chain fence in left, peering thithrough a two-fool opening bebe- j Moe put himselfIf ini position Mon- e .------!------— ISS., season, tfae racc is con::onsidcrcd wide neath die “Florida Lottery” bUlboardbill day for a second me

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Bonds,, curreiKicy bolst(ter stodk s I Viaacorn wi]ins Parannoim t figght I ■ Credit markerket interest rates were war.or. Late in the day the a'dmir The Asaodated Pixsa l in is ^ - TiiBAasociatBdsdPress whoho vowed from tlie oulset thatt thistl Paramount Communi^lunications Inc. on calm ed currency m arketsJ ssaying laoABBorasOT steady aod thele bbuy, total, were tendered as o< f midnight ------Japnn’s-violatioItion o f an agreem ent on dexex end^ I sharpiyiower for i ‘ “ Y ork Stock Exchange;------^tertainment Cop. I’aniranimount, which owns a filmI sstii^ iinacrfcm isonisbuyoutyoutbffcr. of the Big cellular telephoihones may lead to retal- ondnd day,( down 2.5 percent, wlU ilein Blockbuster B« Volume on the floor of victory was a signifi- dio,10, Simon5 & Schuster books, Ma-ladi- That was well aboveive thetl 50.1 pcr- xes in coming days. Loneondon, the Financial Timcs-:s-Slock ‘ Board come to a bralthy 306.7230< mil- iatory measures al achievement for its son)n Squarei Garden, the New Y(York cent required for Viac'^iacom to gain ly, bond prices tumbled Exchxchange 100-share index ro;rose 0.9 PT™”' lion shares as of 2 p.m.I. MST, ^ up On Monday, nan, Sumner Redstone, Knidnicks and Rangers. conuol. from 263.11 million in thehe previous with the dollaillar and sto ck s e n d ed perceercent. Stocks ended flat inI IFrank- session. mixed amidI worriesw about a trade funin andi rose 0.7 pcrcent in Pari<“is. L — Marketts » —1.80 hlghar; 100* 10 00-12.00.0.moatTv m 11.00, ocewonWy 410043«43 00. Merairy. 9179 00 per 78 lb H*it.Ik. NewN< Yoen May 19730 ie7]70 lOolo'IWW10 —1,00 higner I0.12ouncamln(nuWTWT.2bOO-29 00.rT»»Oy Ser.l.)-. 1-3 300400 K 38.00-37-90. crrer 900 lb 411100- C Platnum.9404 00NY. Merctpotpiwolperlrayw Tue NEW YORK onnavami'I' 930 00 Sap ^ 104 90 194 80 194 30 194.4010 —.10 9 90.moairy900.lvwS.00;.00; lOouncamirUmumSOO- Do*n (A-er ovai 290 lb 33.90; under 290 lb 30 00. STooa PWM MMoatyUO.OOm Ocl Del 192.90 IB3 00 t92.90 192.70-0 -.30 0.00.mo*Dy890, _ Cattleandiand Olvef 29 trading acttva on lirrvted re. Opan f V 933.00 Oac 101J0 10^90 191.90 192.9030 ‘ .30- c«lpa;; Intuinclentntu volume uaughtar ttaert. hefoi ’ ““ SSJSS, g522.00 Jan 192.30 192.70 192.00.00 1 92JO IDAHO PALLS (AP)-TuaiTuaada/* Orton prtcae to Id*- andbuttattjB* u a*iaUI*n a markac luopty mamiy eow>; Fossil fuels SBtIJS 3»H.S0 »NI,40,40 9029.37I «24JI SoialKtilM; M Mon-’i Mia* 14,703 , 0r«.r ctwrt fullyruly Iitaady; racayn* *«pecled loeiceed e*u-•l*-‘ NEW YORK (AP) - F u tw tradingIding (on Ihe Naw York 30T(n 1804.47 1U4.M 1787.0)’0) 1602.04-194 OuMMSaftamidahkJafi?'^**«2aelad B«*i MMon.'aopanlnt 91.837 tmand lalrN ighL M«k*l met*. Meoantta Eicftange Tueaday 16UB 216.49 2ie.M 214.(4.64 3219.48 - 0.93 «i It Opan Iftjn Low BatBaoa Chg. eSSOi 14I1.0S 1434.97 1402.01 n , 100p9und»,U.8.No.1bMna. M rue: lumbo23.0O-23.60.octa*k>atlonalytoMrmedlwTi.zx. fi«s5«00i UOHT SWEET CRLlOe Indul I 0 * . WlmWrTMm13.00-l9.00..00. Cwt;: braibratung uUlty and commercial 2-4 42.00.’ ^ I.000bbi.:da**np*rb01. 49 00;: iwsercuBi and bonng unity 1-2 49 0048 00; h«r’21;: Mar 14 24 14.30 13 97 ...- -US------4JI0,7» WcirmaBonah(»*l(tMccnaclOaaMr*. 8,8.000 bu tiMrun; doean par buaM y»ld*>0CJig cutlar and boring uUiw 1 -2 48 00-48.00; ca Aft 1443 1447 14.19 M Sft 34J54.100 _ , Mv 3.62* 3.82X i.70X 3.77* ner and«Jto«cWler1-2 to" 42.0044.00. May 14.63 14.70 t449 May 3.84 3.84 3.99X 3.80>a-.K Sugar’ Jun 14.00 14.04 t4,74. GramsIS JJ 3.61 3.91 3.47 3.47)47X -,04X NEWYORK(AP)-S>«ailu Jul 19.10 19.19 14.99I w 19 04 - 09 • SapSw 3.39 3.39 3!39 3.39)39X -.04* YoOiCoflaa.Su^andCoe Metetals 959 1539 - 0 4 Most actives^ VaBtyOralrw DM 3.44H 3.44* 3.44* 3,42 1 Low OadM C2I0. 948 1548 - 0 4 lparbu»h*t:b«lay, ntiadgraln, oati. Mar t s i '' ThaAModaaodlMdPraaa S3 1^:3 \iv, NEW YORK doUngopruwdrwl p« .parhunftadwalgffl. n 112.0001b*.; C M par lb.tk Selected:ed world w gold price*. Tueaday. Od 19 71 19.71 19.705.70 1908 - 0 3 chMO* el m* 18 tnoM k Ov* NwwYortc8lD(*eJi- Yo Mon.aaalaa3.2St I .Imnr. It,.n i t • son HtNIa WftMtIt 92.71;*• b«Say 94.90, mbMd gram Mar 11.19 11.20 .20 10.99 10 97 -.24 MonoKong Kong late 384 89 up $2.90. Nov 1987 1987 1987987 1988 - 0 3 M ng* InuM. M n s nrtontfy M* rr 2 7 ^ 1 *4.90.0 « *9.29.029. com 99.80(19% molatura).Pnca* wh V) ’S J s s * * " ”" May 11.60 11.67 .87 11.42 1t.43 —.29 Londonmo0 momkig lumg: 9384.90. up *129. Dec 1800 10.10 18008 00 18.04 - 01 N m Votumt U »yRano«i'i. 1.000 1, fig n**Tun: doOara p*r buM .69 11.40 1149 —.22 Londonafli<1 afternoon IbUng. 9389.00. up 91.79. Jan 16 30 16.3016.30 10 33 18.22 . TiMDtEtp S.t2t.OO nan'alne. InMourUalnHoma.guoM Mar M 3.88 3.88 3.84X 3.84>94X —.01X Oct 11J9 114141 1153 1124 —31 LondonlauAiaie 93M90.up91,39. Feb 16.38 16.4216.42 16.38 10 38 EnAquI 4.W9.7Is'srai lu , donan'alnc.o((k<1ay,taportadaaA May M^ 3 89 3 89 3.83 3 04 — 02 Mar 11.32 113434 11.18 11.18 -.19 Pan*aftair*ft*moon Dung: 9388 47. vp 94 01. OJoeMxate 3,74a,0( 3.98 May 11.20 11.20 .20 11.20 1151 —,11 FianUunnfunlliilno 9304.18.UR91.80. Apr t8 81 18 81 186t CoMi^KHCA 3,803,80 ■aop»ftaaJ.AuBu»lO»»vwy,»2.W; & s«p , ...... 8 3.96 JJ 11.31 11.31.31 1151 1151 —.11 2i.>iV:hlala> lale aflamoon. 9384.90. up SI.CO. 9389 000 May 1880 1880 1880 PwrtCom 3,838,80 Mon.'aopanim n.a. Oct 11.30 11.30 .30 1150 t150 — 07 atkad. Jun 18 00 18.90 18 80 RaUMKOp 3,484.200E 't 1 Oaan ki DuN and Hanaar) rapcrta tha. Ex. tala* 27.099, Mon.4on.'ata»et}4.170 NY Handy>ndy 8 Hwrnan- 9389 OO up 91.73 JJ 18 09 1 80S 18.00 M«rd( SA pncaa:ipo4ndy & Harman labncalad. 9388 90. up 91.7979 Aug So««RO*(>a 3,101,40 ». at at Porttarx]PC Tuaaday lor ftjnvnt *hipmans&ytFyraD.lnjck i 6UOAR14 NYEngeihigeinaid. 9380.31, up 91.78.. Sep 17.20 17.20 1750 17.M *01 03,900 20* ‘ IX '■ ^ orbaroaparbuaM. 112.000 »a.;oanta part).b. NYEngenA Hl(^ I Lm SaOa C»o. Noo!!ii haroradwlnlaottwat 3.88 Sap 232 08 08 22.08 22 08 22 08 NYHepiibl>piieie National Dank 4 pm. Tue. 9383.90. o"cll Mon-**aie.110.10a ' crwmOtnk 2,200.9100.900 9W • X WHeA.T UpctdarkN.apringwtMal 9.91 Nov 21.98 21.971.97 21.97 21.97 *01 90.39. Mon.'* open mi 430.748. i«. 7-09: 2.030.900 19 S.OOOburrMTiKn:UR datnparbiahal Jan KEAnNOOIL CXO. Otaup « I.SM.Ii«9.100 21X «1H Mar ' 3.78. 3.7C 3,78 3.69J1 3.71 - 0 6 PORTIANO PQ« (AP] — Moming trend* br gralrrainaanlvlng Mar 2193 ~:01 NEWYM YORK (AP) - f Jure* tadins co the Com 42.000 gtf;cvit*p*r gal Mar 9383 63 3 83 3.97X 3.90X -.09X at at PotOandPc TuMday for curanl •fuomanl by rail,i true* Way 21.98 —01 Tue«l*y.lay. ^ Mar 48.30 48 40 4840 ,e>4-______348 orbvgaparbuthal. btaateiOJ. Mon.-*** Opan Hl^ iM SaBa 0«. Apr 44.49 44 89 43 80 l S t . _ _... 8W . .. 3.40;( 3.4( 3.47 3]44X 3 45X - 02* SoTNo.1aon»Ma»t>eai 3.94 Hon.'l OPM mt 8.829. U May 43W0 4)90 4310 Local interest ___ Oac 3.94X 3! 3.94J( 3 91X J.93X -OJX No.lNo,1 atytadlng whaai K Livestock 44 80 44.78 * 10 CcoAflfl 28)1 .« I mt 90.199 ^ 383 70 380 20 383 00 383 50 -.V-10 Aug 49.10 49.10 4480 Coor* 1U PORUANOPOR (AP) - Did* an :30 p m. MSTIT 1Tue*d*y CHICAGO (API - Future*rotk Ibasing cn the Cmcago Junss“ i387 80 300 00 384.30 38710 -.H 4900 49.70 ..10 - - Cw«»Oi»ni 11X - -H 6.000buTMntauTCUTCdeenpartxMhal...... —Bratsranini arrMd al Potwnd for aiupmani byPynll. MarcanUleE»}>anmTu*.M. - Aug-..... 390.30 302.00.39050 380 70 -.1' Od 47 00 47 m 4747.00 00 40 00 *.10 ___ outr&pMpi Sk - Mar 2.08X 2.t 2.90X ,2.«X 2.MX -.MX lnlru» ^ or barga. par bu*hal, aicapl oal*. com. I Low eaOa CfQ. Oa 30300 39300 393.00 303,10 —,1' 4800 47 01 * 10 FMInateMeip 8SX • X ' May 3.02* ).0: 3.02X 2.90 2.99* —04* and*o>ir>um.parcwl w>dl 39900 397.00 394 70 394 90 -.V-!lO Dec 4900 49.19 49904890 48 98 * 10 FMSM-Corp. 20 - - JJ 3.04 3.0 3.0W 3.01X 3.01* —04X PM. 1 1. Feb 307.10 - 1 4900 4888 * 10 • X Sap 2.87* 2,8: 298 3.69* 2.8S* —OIX No. Ho. 1 wMa cftib nlwal JS 4.79 74.30 74.72 ‘.97 Apr 399.70 -.1-.10 FeO 49 79 4079 49.7949.79 48 70 ".10 HJ.HMU UX ♦ X 0 « 2.71X 2.7 2.7tx 2.70 2.70* -.02* No..f4o. 2 cam domMtic UM 857 Apr 78.10 70.370.37 78 07 78.17 *02 Jun 402.30 —.1-.10 Mar 4000 4900 49004900 47.08 *.18 KMMPmwCo. 27X 2.78X 2.HX 2.79X 2,76 - 02X No..No. 2 b«1«y, uK nm* and baro«* 5.0S Jun 74.624.62 74.79 74 4 7 74,97. Aug -.10 Apr 47.10 47.10 47.1047.10 47.11 •10 KvyCoa UX 2.80 2.90 2.78JI.2.78.H.^.01H m No.. .2 6*Heydaa»»r»atoWand»f»a» ....- -.1 0 0 . Aug 7349 73.991.99 7359 73J7 —.08 . . OcJ . 4Q7J0• . . -~1-10 . May -4740 47.40 47404740 40 80 *.10 Leng«Wwn>M 21X ? s? ii I hart mlwMarima^or*aryprwam 1.80 73.97 7389 -.12 Dec 41080 ^.1-.10 .Jun 4088 '■10 MlerenTKXnatogy 6IX • .1 Dae '33 2J3 2.94* 2.63 2.94 -^OIX 1lOpdpnMn ^ 3M Dec 7387 7399109 7380 7387 - 1 3 E*Lta.L**le* 38.000. Mon •* »*i*. 20.087 i J 47.30 * 10 . Mom*ovKng«Mn 2U ♦ 1X Mon.'a»al«94194.399 lipII paproiain f ^ l FaO 73.99 73.701.70 7390 7392 - 03 M«i.'*openlnt137.08S- Md up731 Mon.-.ulet 49.711 • K Uon.'a opanIM Int: 344.60). up2,903 12p12pOpraMn * 0 9 Mon.'a*ala* 20.892! StLVEfLVER Mon.'t open nt 189.120 PMBcop 17X ^^o^car-partoyc^. M ine. . ItX ♦ 3 OATB l3pel(nMn 9 06 - Msn-'* op«iM 87.84242 B.000« .. aouRCRuoe ------• ■ .1* 8.000 twti**iiwti: ___ 1 dull nortiam apiirg «t«M FEEDER WTTU Fab 9 1,OOOKL;dottreparbbl. .« « « > a n r------• - # S ------1. Mar i SmLM 22X <.X Mar 1. ^ S ' 1.28X 1J9X -.02 ISpdproMtn IS? 4.80 80,000 par «. 933.9 939 0 52t 0 9302 - 8, . No opan corsact*. 1.39X 1.36 1.34X 1.M* -01X 14p14pdproWn S.90 Mar 81.70 81.8911.89 61.69 81.77 •M Apr 9274 ' - 8 Snovkolnc. 11K 937 0 530 0 924 0 9299 -8 UNLEADCDQASOUNE SnUlMF/DInc 23H •» S ’ 1.39X MO 1.39 tJ8* -OOX tiptOpdpraiain 0.00 80.80 80.87 «,39 May ! 42.0CO^canlap*re*l .IX Sap M3 May 80.30 80M 0.00 80.20 80.99 ‘.49 JJ 542.9 t 542.5 926 0 933.3 -8 . TJInUmMtoml 28X ;1.70 81.42 81.07 ♦59 Sep 940 ! 0 941.0 939.0 9389 -8:J-S Mar 41.80 42.40 41.90 U>*>««riFoocti 33 ♦ K Dac 1.47 1.47X i.48* V47 —00* TO _ Aug 81.42 81.7C Apr 4449 44.79 0 89 1.90* —.00* Potatoes/onions5 Sep 81.00 81.19 11.19 81.00 81.19 ‘ .IS Dae 990 ! 0 950 5 940 9 9425 -8 49 M 44I 0 49!?4 UPM" 2 « Mcn.'a aalaii.1.3« 1,: Od 80 69 80.8J 0.89 80.69 60 89 ♦23 Jan 9435 ■ -8. 48-10 49,99 49.64 VMM 8X Mon.'!opanimt20.454, nt: «p63 CHICAGO (AP) — USOA — Major potatoimarkatl mi No* 81.49 81.47il.47 81.40 81.47 ♦,07 Mar 998 9 0 9900 548.0 9485 - 8 ' WMOnaBanceip 27X * SOYKANfl FOO iXIppmg poM* US IA Monday H 100lOlbaacM; n Jan 79.89 79.0J9.07 79.99 7997 ♦.U May 957.0 ! 597.0 999 0 9925 I960 4909 - 0 9 pnocowoiix. 17X 998 7 —81^ 6 • Aug 48 00 40.00 45.7919.79 45 80 -0 5 8.000 bumHrruR: CoKndo Rwnd rad* 10.90.14.00; MlnnmoU■OU North Mon.'* tale* 1.042 19 89 49 99 - 05 AnwWvCMno* 14X ^ * 8 m ’* 677 ^ 8.77* -.08* oS2Dakoia round rad* 18 00-19 00. mou^y 18.019.00.1890.. „ Men.'*openM 12.39999 Sep 901.3 ! —8'-40 Sep 4810 48.10 4989 OjoMkn kcm EdMrt O.J™..Co,0. Jc » " • “8.87X 8.99X 8.83* 0.84* - 09X Ivol»« 1 19.90-20 00; ru*aot* 100 *) »ack* nonntttaAWla- tl HOOS Dec 972 : 0 972 0 972.0 508.1 -8.'-8.6 Oct 49 00 - 09 6.89 6.01K 6.87* 6.87K -.09 con*con*Jn 7.908.90. Colorado 7.904.00; Idaha■ho/.OO- 4aOOOC)B.:canlaparb.). E*I.11. talet*a 20.000. Mon.'t aaiea 22.903 Nov 44.70 - 09 6 83 8 94* 8.81 8.8tX —03X 7.90. Fab 48 8C 18 80 48.90 48.99 48.87 Mon.'*openmi Mor ltO.748, up 1-808 Mon.-iaale* 30.947 Closing futunires Sg !S8 84* 8 68 8.84 6.04X -OCX RutiR u * ^ 90 lb canon* par c«170-80 count;It; VWMontin Apr 90.00 90.2!0.29 49 80 90.17 •92 Mon.'a open mi 121.090. >«2.9( 0.90 6.93 e.49 8.91H >.OIX 20.0>20.00-22.00; Waahlnoton 18.00-24,00. Oraoraponie.OO. Jun 99.09 994C4 40 94.99 99.39 *40 NEWYORYORK (APJ — Handy « Harman Mver Tue*dJ>K>ay HATURALGA3 IMh Cenmxl^ Im 8.94* 6.98 8.94* 030X ^.OOX 24.024.00; Colcfado 19.00-24.00. Idaho 29.00-21)-^00. JJ 94.00 64.9C4.90 94.00 9449 ^.40 99.270.0(10. on 0 000. Fabrtcalad 99 290. off 0 081 10.000 mm bbj% I par rran bu F«b IXCMM 74.75 74.30-» SS °TB £. 'I880 6.83 0.80 8 63 * 02 RuaiRuaaat* 90 D earlDnt 100 count Wltcoralnun 11.00- Aus 93.90 92.9C5.90 92.90 92.80 ♦29 ThebuilorMilon prica lot Mver eaO«i In London 99 32SC290. Mar 2 205 2 570 2.189 Acrll UncMM 78J>7 78.07 13.00; Wa*r*iglon lOCO-ll.OO; O iv ^ lO.ilOOO-II.OO. Oet 48.90 488C,8 60 48.90 48.99 ^-19 up 0 009. Apr 2 140 2.200 2.140M40 2^80 ♦ 9 Mw Faador CHO* 81.89 81.89;s : s ti. ■ 6.10 - 629 0!10 8^24 «!oi COOCWndo I1.OC-18.00; Idaho 10.00-12.00.I. Dec 49.49 404!1949 4030 49.37 ♦.IO Engeinanlinam Uyv 99599. Olio 049; Fabrcalad 99.71i^tO, May 2 119 2.199 2-119M19 2149 * 9 F«ti IM hon '48.00 48.99Ll! M Mon.‘iaai»»3ar« 39.679 RowRound «t>IM 100 lb uduW)aa9n*ln 8.90-1■O-lOA). Feb 49.00 49.9!19.09 49.90 49.99 ♦.« ofl0048. ^ Jun 2.120 2.139 2.110.110 2.129 - 3 Mar Vff>aa« . 178 38Wi «0 984.004.00 30)80 -,t0 My 29 9.3838 2944 28 07 28.09 - 39 DamDamand U.S. 2 tnodaral*. oCian talrfy Dght.iht.Manial 40.000 Ba-:cwila part).]. Tueaday.lay. Nov 2 288 2 260 2.289.289 2.290 - 7 fab Coppar 89.20 84,101,10 66J0 ‘ W j j ' j j):» j a 39.29 28.01 28 01 -M atmabout tlaady. Mo*ay muad pack. Ru**«t OuOurtMMk. Feb 99.99 99.0:«.09 99.40 90.70 ^.99 Aluminumnum. 99 8 cani* per lb London Metal E«ch.'• Dec 2.380 2.400 2.370370 2.399 - 12 Apr Plaorun 400 00 400.0010.00 404.00 'OM Aug 27807.80 27.89 27-81 27.04 - i 9 U.9.U.S. 1 2-TOor4-ounca minimum, baled 9-19-IOIb Mar 99.39 97.1C17.10 99.20 90i79 ♦I.O Tue. Jan 2.390 2.390 2)80380 2 399 - 12 M« &«ar 11,20 10.091.09 10,97 *.24 Sap 27 7.2929 27.40 27.J0 27 20 -.19 n>a*lma*h tacki. par hundradwataht non sUalAO.OO- A May 98 30 980C400 9009 97.70 0.23 Copper-9e> - 90.9770 per pound- U.S. deiOnatton*. Feb 2.280 2560 2500500 2572 - 10 ' Mar TrwnBll 08.60 «6.6a1.66 96.66 - W 29.999.99 39.90 2849 20.49 —.02 10.010.00. occuMnaly Kmc balad 9.101b lllmIm b ^ . per JJ 90 09 984C«40 98.90 98.40 0.30 Copper-.Ier • .8820 pet pound. NY Comen tpM Tue. Mar 2.200 2.212 2190 Mar Tr«e«Oond 114.36 114.104.tO 11452 ♦09 Dm 29B!19.87 28.09 29.89 29.93 >.0) hgnChunOachiraiQni. non w a A 800-9.00. law>9 9 100.090; Avg 94.90 99.0C19.90 94.90 99.70 »1.10 Laad-34i- 34 cent* a pound. - Apr 2.109 2.107 2.147M47 2.14D ~ 2 Mar lUUtk 94 03 97.49’.49 97,74 .,13 jan ' 29(9.79 7! 29 69 29.79 29.81 «.06 lalae* 1.799 O k -, 4904905-.4997 por pound, deuyered. aladlO^lb Mon.'t open ni 10.434,24 Tm -n1 a. 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" ^ e g a l s - A nrnnouncemiilents-EmpIooyment^ 1 rHOW DOO YOlf BEE A T 5 % - : A S E E V ] W E W A»:: . .LEGAL NOTICE L E G A L N O t I c E ' LEGAL I NOTICE 01 LOSTIFOUNO t09I PROFESSIONAL " SEBVtCeS round: 2 malo Ubs, 1 gold & ]WES Y E A R *I??:: . COLLEGE OF SO U T H- -' ' als for Job O ppqiunltios: Bidden shall be licensed 0 1 black. Licoln school area, k &> K doaning. commerced ERN IDAHO and Basic SkiBs^rainingI In[ the Stato of Idaho bv Call 1? 733.1930.. . : ond INVITATION TO BID (JOBS) program compo-■ Iho i Stato Contractors u - ;— r nd'iosidonflol, troo osti- ’ V® W ,g/5© (S a8 c?ate©s © 03[!i® a a j s s i PLANETARIUM PROJEC­> nent sorvicos. cense < Board, except on ‘■of*:.ost: Bamboo woiidng cono motlotoc, oxc. roloroncos. Sorvlco corhponont op-’ prelects i Involving federal olAlbonson'stloroo^iot' Sororvicing ell ol tho Magic TION DOME altov. Coil 324^529. Soalod Udi for a piano-lO- ttons include tho fonowing;■ lunds. } T he successful bid- Jon '’ Sal. Fob. 12..FomIiy Vall< tarium pfojocllon domo wiUnD (^I) Job Search; (2) JobI dor c on projocts involving koopsato. IJo* Caa 733-3572 or Wil1 do d sowing ft ahorotions. ' • N O M WNEY D O W hA f / o bo rocoivod untS 2.-00 p.m.m. Dovolopmont a n d P lac e-' todoral I funds shall obtain _Z^733-7446 ______Cnllnn 733-6804,______Wodnotday. Fobruoiy 23,13, mont; (5) and Idoho Work1 such i a liconso before Lost: Black, tan. mato Bordo. . . . 1094, In Iho offlco of ttwfa Exportonco Program . award i will bo modo, a s ColBo/Austrananqqi Shophord. 1^0) PERSONAL CARE j N O P A Ym i E H T S ' iJ I L M A Y Ooan ot Rtunco In thorte Component sorvicos willI p | ro v id ed in S u b s o c tio n long |„n fuzzy hair. Lost bo ­ SERVICES ; ' T a y to r A d m ln is lra tio>n n bo com pelllively b id lorr 103.02 and 107.03 oriho twoon j* Circle 4 Coltio Co - - - Building, 315 Falls Ave-e- tho state liscal year bogin-- Idaho I Standard S ^fica. ...endHwva3.324-8338 • Musicsic Caro Incotp has room >. nuo, Twn FaDt, Idaho andnd nbig on July 1, 1994. Con-- tions. l Edition of 1990.. y EXCELLENT,iSEmcEEmimOHEOFTHiHE : : Lost: Highland Avo E aroa. |®*,' I' thon publldy'oponod. tracts may DO renewed onI The • Contractor vnll bo ro- >-0^ lonloilydisabl^ clionts. Bids must bo >onl or do­lo- an onnual basis. All bid-■ quirod i to poy not toss than Forrolt. his namo Is Rodty. E,®/36-1856. sablo colorod. 1 yoar old. livorod 10 tho obovo ad-id- dors must bo rogistorod o si Iho i minmum w ege rales ot Can736*7631.- , , 3 ► MOSTWDE\EmmLEm WPSIHWE droBs on or boforo tho10 vondore v^lth tho Divisiont Ihe i attached general wage } CHILD CARE LOST: Odor whKoSamoyod abovo listed dato and timone ol Purchasing, Dopartmontt dodslon i for the project as LOS SERVICES to bo aocoptod. Tho out-ut- ol Admlnistratkjn prter to> sot , oul In tho odvortisod - tontomato dog, wHh choko co^ po submission ol bids. AllI sp i ^ fica tlo n s a n d tfld pro- lar : MAGIC MLLEY' ' sido ol Ino onvolopo bysittirvg in my homo, doy should clearly Indicatelie proposals must be modo> posal. | Such rtib s will bo r night shHis.?34-69&5 ‘ ‘SEALED BIDID on lomis lumishod or o si made i a part of the con- nd caro In my homo. Hot i : : e n c l o s e d :. notod In tho roquost forr tract : covering the project 105 PERSONALS loalt ft tnackt. day or :»moNETHii'jlliD'lMEOUTOIfFYOUHPOCKE'iET! All d e s la n t, o quipm ontint broposal g u id o lln e s. All • Tho - Fdr Labor Stondards — ioht. 5 4 3 - 8 ^ - ______------'-rrand-fnstallatton-methods-ds-proposals-muM-bo-siflood-*-Act ol-1938-(U,S,C,A.)4U-GuyGuyii.S.GaI«.D«lllu.Soivico.. ^ D tie 29.’ P a r a g ra p h s 2 0 1 - tlrod tlri ol mooling oil tho ChikfikTainnn“mjrh6mo'Mon~ ' must moot or oxcoed do-Jo- by tho bidder wilh nam e oy thru Friday. 6am-6pm. , Jollod spocltlcations sup- 219. Chaptor 8) shall ap- wrong wn pocplo. Coll loday lo doy 'P* ondaddross/ mool somoono spoclal. 1- motloais a snacks provkk>d. 2 t gjlos by tho Collogo ol Spocincations. proposalII ply in th e omploymont ol me ilIosSolTFIn Skyland ^ door, belae in color, frontnt wheelm drive, 1- Ebor lor this project. 800-600-e227. 80 serving all mil; 4 ^ forms, ond other intorma- (obilo Homo Park. Roa- r power stefirino, power braiteraites. deluxe ! For spocificatlons and 1- It is the purpose ot tho Southoast So Idaho, mombor Moi nsmlssion. nd .ten are on filo lor exami- ot Chnmbor of Commona. toonablo n ratos, havo rols. k interior, auAmaiic transrr ■ additional Information,in, notion al the Idaho DopLL Idaho Trantporlation _£U :all Karl at 733-3732. V. contact Jim Woods at theIhe ol H ealth a n d W elfo ro -. Board to build Iho im. Konford Ka Hoahh inlormsiton ► Z W ^ D I C K PD E Y 'S H H i ly caro in my homo, cozy 2 COIIMO. of Southern Ida­la- JOBS program, 601 Polo->- provemont in the shortest ncfitfork. nq Hoahh Concmns? Dayi CLOSE-OUT PRS IC E H H s ' ho, P.O. Box 1238, Twinvin lino R d ., S u lto 6 : T w inn timo conslsloni with good ___ 1.e00-7»3<113 endind cloan. lun actlvitios, ► ” ; Foils, Idaho, 83303-1238138 Falls, ID 83301 and may construction, Necessary WEDDING wE Drosses, shoos f®•orrino ' d istrict. o g o 2 'A nd UP. Coll 734-6897. . or tolophono 733-855454 bo ^toinod between 8:00 oquipmont ond on oHoc- bridosmoWdiwaos.cokos t,ri< ■ oxt. 3 ^ a m . and 5:00 p.m. Mon-S h tivo orgariUation wiD bo In- 25^ 733-8S3a . J |CC Daycare - Llconsod. > 5 Q M ! Tho CoHooo rosorvos Ihotho day through Frkfny lor bid-^ sistod upon. imtl CPR & FA certKiod. 7 oD dng purposos from: Dotod Fobruary 9 , 1D&4, .,07 im to 6 pm . M on-Sat. All :^14.9i ______4 ► aB- Scott Johnson . Q.K. Groon. P .t . oe8act»o<^-734-1206. ' t» s and to occopi tho bidbkl Family Soil Support UnitIt Stato Highwoy Administra­ Uconsod Day Caro , deomod to bo In tho bostost Manager tor (Chiol Enalnoer) “ : 324-8910.______p 0 PUBLISH: February 14, t • htorosl ot tho CoDogo. Phono: (208) 734-4000 ALCOHOLICS -n;LOVEABLE, UCENSED ► ualUilfaUi ' . John vl Mason 0X1382 IS. 16. t7and 18.1994. ANONYMOUS 'SchikJcar^llordabtotor Blue in color, floor-moimounted J — , Ooan ot Financo Proposals aro duo by ----______Call 733-8300______annoos.73M 782------transmission, power steerirlerino. power • PUBLISH: Wodneaday,ly , 5<>0_p.m. April 1, 1994 ot HOTLINE-734-4000 Mhorol 2 win babysit in hof k brakesjinledglasslass. • Fobruatygand 16.1994.4. the Family Soil Support Montal Health Sorvicos is Twi ES Unit, 601 Pololino Rd., rwin Falls Homo, 24 hours [ Z’«a^^’DkCKBDEY'S : CONSULTING SERVICES replacing Montal Health ndI day, 7 days 0 wook. For ► Suito 6; Twin Falls, ID : NOTICE Hotline^TO3.0122jM this the 83301. 6 kising timo ond nore IntormaliQn cail Ann ► CLOSE-OUT P R IC E a B f l ; SUBJECT: Update to tho ^34-3114______lda^o Traouiortabon De*vk data tor acooptanco ot bid1 [ 7 | | l V portmont's Maaler Con*jn. proposal It an'in Hon^ OVEREATERS ---- s u to n tU s t dosing lima at Iho sped- . ANONYMOUS | i ■ The Idaho Transportationion Hod locatkin. and not a 7 3 ^ 5 4 7 I I ' Dopartmont (ITD) is cur- postmark time on thoo “ iPREGNANCY CRISIS I I I :^239i1 5 0 ^ I rontly In tho procoss ot up-up. moilod proposals, CENTER l i I tod Soott Johnson Froo loslinQ. Coll 734-7472 I I I w m m r t * ^ • dating Its list o l quolltod it 101 LOST 4 FOUND ^ ' cansultInQ firms availablebk) Family Soil Support Unit orl-^-371-7472. i l l I to perform profosslonal i ► • services. This list w as do-dS- Kj ^L^H : Fobmary 15,166 3H0UND POUND 109 PROFESSIONAL III ‘ velopod In accordance NEWS SERVICES ^ ; vnth Soction -23. Codo'o ot l ^ d ’fiC E O F LETTING Soolod proposals will bo£» TWIN FALLS “ c t 1989 HYUrU N D A I 1 9191 ! GMCSONOlOMA : ^ ‘ FodomI Roguladont, Pan FREE CONSULTATION 2OIII ADMINISTRATION ^ rocolvoo by tho IDAHO3 ANIMAL SHELTER Frsn R. Komblum k 4 doof. sun root. 5 speec3ccd transmission Good utility vehicle. , 172."Tho list rom alns ac- W nsportation MANAGEfUENT • Hvo for ono y e ar and It Is AtlomoyalLaw r ZfatiSi,' D IC K D E Y 'S Z D IC K D E Y ' ' Iho solo responsiblity, of„ i BOARD only a t Iho ollk»0 Found: rvDivoree/PfltomityiCuslody ot the lOA^O TRANS- ill Iimo Ollico M an^^ ! tho oonfuldng fimi to p o 1. Dalmation. block and Sodal cot SecurityDsabirity«Sl r C L O S E -O UtT T P R IC E CCLOSEK>UT PRICIC E < ► S PORTATION DEPART-* whito. male loodod In Twin Falls. Pro- - ' - . vido yoaiiy updates to re- Bonkru^cy/WiRs orRN wilh clinical ond ’ main on th e list ^ MENT,-3311 WESTT 2. Gorman Shophord X, D.U.I.Rop<^oIlon black an d ta n . lomalo. ngm t oxporionco. Modi- 9 3 9 * 9 * : : ; Profoftslonat consulting Roosonobly prkod :aro. M oc^id oxp. holptuL • sorvicos oxpoctod to 'bo l l 733-5fec f l ^ PER MO. I B M O . ' ' ^ by moil at P.O. Box 7129. >omo compulor knowl- « 9 f l 1 2 7 ^ • roquirod by ITD indudo,^ BOISE, IDAHO 83707, A&N computorlzod bookoop- odexJgo. Wiil work wilh homo I but aro n o t limited to; con- '! X. black ond A&l * -Saleprice$2950,1l.95%fli% APR, 3B monihs. Sali>alfl price $4950,10,50% APR, 481 months.mor * ATTN: C O N TRA CT AD-'■ white lomoto pup ing & socrolarial sorvicos, car:aro, privolo duly nursing • • copt planning o r develop* lOyrs oxporionco. reason- onemd hospice. Closing dalo: ' mont studios; onglnoortng3 ^ MINISTRATION until Iwo0 2. Shophord. c S io X, tri* ^ o'ck>ck p.m., on iho 8thh colorod lomalo, pupnbto ralos. Call 734-6335. U21/28/94. Sond salary his- ! work tor tho location; do- day ot l^rdi, 1994. lor>r 3, Border Collio. Wack ond c ory and rosumo lo: [ CENTURY 19 OLDS CUTLASS • sign; construction and BANKRUPTCY Idoho Homo Coro. Inc. ^989 BUICK ( ‘ malntonanco of highways,,y. tho work ol gradng. drain-*- whilo, fomalo. An Choplors & AQ ^ 4 door. V6 engine, air condiliidilionlng,lillsteecino, 2doorc(coupe, V6 engine, cruise, till, air ccond., blue 4 ^ ago, base, surfodng, sign-I- 4,- Border Collio. black Ann: Dobbio Osborn [ bridgos qn iolse.ldoKb 83707-1129.J9. ■ danco with tho provisions stonal & conlkiontial. Moglc bo Camper shell win o l T itle VI o l th o C ivillil date list; mixod dogs aro Valloy v aroa. Call Dobbio sumes su wilh omploymont • Thoso firms ac*»ptod win '8 hardtodoscribo.Or ^ roloroncos to: PO Box 757. ZWii, 'D IC K DEIlE Y 'S ^ ^ . bo proKfioIifiod for any■ m-n>- Rights Act ol 1964 (78 Mink. ^ 5 2 1 7 . ______roi Q. como pick out a poppy, tt Hoitov. ID 83333, quest lor proposals the 252) and Iho rogula- Houso doaniog. dopondobto CLOSE-OUT PRIR IC E ^ ^ u o. tions ot the Dopartmont ofot dog.orcat-thoywould "2Aroloroncoi. 734-3831. ___ ; Ooparlmeni may Issue. 1 love a home! ^ fi3l||4!/i|i]|1|M J ( . Dlsadvantagod Businessnas Commnorco (15 C.F.R.. Houso or offico clooning. I dassiiioO sdvcnitino didn't to This is a public sonflco OJlst. semoono would invent • Enterprises (DBE) a ro ox- Part 8). issued pursuant to 20% oil 1st doaniog. Rors, ®’ vnii such act, hereby notilios)5 nnnouncomontol % n. Con 733 0931. ; p ro sty Invited to submit ir- Tho Timos-Nows. Call324.5414. " . Automallclransmission,ain, air conditioning, power • rer Inausion on iho con- all biddors thal it will afllr- ^ 6 , 9 5 > 0 i ; )Bc mativoly ensure lhat In r sleerlnn, power brakes. Irontronl wheel drive, radial tires, ' suiting firm lisL Each DBE to . rear dotogoer,er. tinted t glass. ^ ------1 ' m ust bo coniflod bv ITD.i-m any conlract -entorod-into pursuant to this edvortlso-0- D l6 lk D EY 'S 1 . Applicatton for certitKation^ mont, minority businessJS I' ' — * 6 1992 FORD 1/22T0N • may b a obtained by toto- Pickup, great utility vehicle : phoning;(208>334-8567I or.. ontorprisos will bo af- I ► CLOSE-OUlUT PR IC E hide. ' ’ tordod full opportunily i to THE ACES> (ON BRlDcit BOBBY WOIFF i ^ writng to Mark FU^r, submit bids in rosponse to - n^'DICKDE^lE Y 'S < ► • DBE Coordinator, Idaho this invitation end will notot CLOSE-OUT PR]R IC E 4 t ; Transportation Depart-^ bo discrlminotod against . m ont^e.O . Box 7120, Boi- o! "MJads that have nothingg to10 confer n o I • so. l&Ho 83707-1129. on tho grounds ol roco, lORTH Ms-A — color, sox. o r notional ori-ri- Find little to perceive.’ 9 9 0 ♦'7 7 3 : IN THE DISTRICT ^ gin In consideration lor on • COURT OF THE FIFTH - William WonVordsworth. V’AQ74 A m 9 5 : JUDICIAL DISTRICT OFSf “notIcetofederal- ♦ A J63 ; 1993 OLDS DeI.TA88R0YALELStI THE STATE O F IDAHO, ...... ♦•10 H 5 3 5 0 : 10. a id c o n s t r u c t i o n Automalic.aircondilloninoilng, power steering, power jm IN AND FOR THE CONTRACTORS power seals, roar dologger, ■ COUNTYOF EAST k brakes, cmiso control, pov. Proposals must bo pro-0 - West made an cxcellciilient play - stereo0 system.sy ■ TWIN FALLS ♦ Q862 pared and submitted In ac-^ against South's game. CoCover the JJIO S > MAGISTRATE DIVISION cordanco vrfth tho roquire- V J 1 0 9 5 ► D ieICK DEY'S ! : CaoNo.SP94-10S monts ol Soction 102-Bid-^ Eiut and South cards andd ses( e lfy o u J “ ^ 4 ♦ 65 . NOTICE OF ADJUDICA* ding Roqulromonts andid can match his perceptiveifcmoveat t *_q9 8^ 2. ♦ J74 ► C L O S & pIO U T PR IC E 1967IIITEIUIATI0IIAL:1 ILSCOUT ! ^ • TORY HEARING Conditions of the Idahp»P the critical point in play. 2 door. 4 wheel drive. ' IN THE INTEREST OF: OUT!! Standard Spodfications West leads his fourtb-b cai!»'-mtC c K D E Y 'S ; Molvin 0 . Edwards.^ En^noer «t Shoshono,0, gerous*looklng club or a safe-look-si 2 ♦ Pass 3 NT All pass 4X4, dependable transportalortallon. [ > DATED this 8th day ol Ing diamond. If be risks aa ccli lub, dum -______Openiog-.g-lcad:-Club s i x ...... »UT PR IC E •EY'S- < ' I ;Fobmary..10M,... ; - K - m y '8 10 wlU w in w henS ouUlutiistartcd ’ ______Z ^ ^ D I C K D E ! K .LK em p " JrTHIHTv'^DOLU^" CLOSE-OUT PR]•R IC E 4 > Deputy Pfosocuting Attor-ttor- ($30.00) plus applicableJo wUhA*K*xlnclubs.Ifhelee leads a dl- b ID Wm IT i THE ACES : ^ salos lax win be made forlor .amond. he will give SouthlUth nothing Mt-B 1 PUBLISH: Wadnoadsy,••y . each sot of fAans, pay-ly- ^ d o e s n o t a lre a d y have.e. How docs south holds: 950 ment lo bo made by f c d c c u t ? D check, payable to tho ^ A l O S INVITATIOHTOBID South’s Stayman responsloose marks ^ \ ^ 2 4 5 ASCS Is now accoptinflting Idaho Transportatkin Do- f 6 3 CENTURYWGN. - . bids for incflvidual countioiitios paitmonL Plans m ay bobo him with (our spades aodid heh basal* » Q 9 4 ^1993 BUICK CI , lor aorlal compOancoJiho-pho- ordered by phono’0 ready siiown three hearts.-ts. His play 41fQ9B62 k Vacation ready, air condiindilioning, power steering, power brakes,}s. rrear detogger. 1989 CHEV. 3/4i/4 TON o i tography wlth^ tho State.tale (800)732-2098 (in Idaho) In d ia m o n d s is lo g ic al onlynly « h e t o \ o ftd a h o . It you are Intor-Itor- or {208)334-8430; o r by ^ Ironlwbeiivheel drive. ILong box ext. cab, 41,000 mnllesnlies. auto., air. i k ] oslod In submitting a Ucbid writton request to tho10 four of them. Otherwise,'(e, why risk 14 7 , for Ada, Adams, Blaino,Ino, Idaho Transpohation Do-'0- stranding the diamondId lack In anSWERjTwo?o clubs. Raise the mi* k ^ c c U i K ' D iICK e D EY 'S ZW ^’DICKDED E Y 'S 4 , . Camas. Carwon. ^oro,loro, partm ent, Attn; Financial d u m m y ? •or more trumps when >UT PR IC E CLOSE-OUT PRP R IC E , , oin, Control. t».0. Box 7129. . n o r w ith to u r 0 ; ; C L O S & O l > Qom, Qoodlng, Lincoln, j • Accounting for 11 of , Owyhoo. Payette, andand Bdso.Id^o 63707*1129. nosulUhlcslUItcm ativc is available. . Washington countiot, andand - • - c 6 mPUTERIZED BID-D- c a r d s . W est know s th a t South'sSou dub t bave a vaOd commerdalrdal DING DISKETTES ARE a c e m u s t now be b lank. SSo o ti h e le a d s a s TtM Ae«t. P.O. Bax U l 7U ». with Ktir-tddraMd. ' pilots liconso, ploaso con-coo- AVAILABLE UPON RE- c lub to knock o u t th e ace , a ^ 1 5 , 9 £ ------L4ao<-Mtk«> Ma y .flt ,I]h] 900 rior sale. $8 lltie lee. .90 doc toe,ie,andS%^esSOI an ^ k : Oooding County ASCS Of- right Is r o s b W K■TO^^ft-wliwnlyalghUrlcfe; f ^ k *Oeal«r relalns reluies. No monfflony down OAC. Units sutiiect lo prioi fteo, 2 f e Unhwslty Ave.,kve., n^oct all proposals, or to C Qoodlng, Idaho or cal'call 'Accept the proposal oro r 1 934-847£ • _ . - proposals deemed bost lortor ' Infonnation on bidding1 onbn the Stato of.ldaho. rolher oduntles ia hUIsc se No proposal win bo con­ ■ available. - ' ' sidered unloss accomp*- LEGAL ADVERTISE­?T“ nIod by an •ccoptable pro* MENT FOR BID posaf guaranty in anI SELL IIT! BUIY IT! ■ REQUEST FOR PRO-a n - amount nol less than five •POSALS: JOB OPPOROR. porceni of tho lotal A T i mles-News e Classisified TUNITIES AND BASKSIC amount ol the proposal, s o . This guaranty m ust b e In ied • SKILLS TRAINING PRO:m t the form of^a Certified.'3 W i lII l Fill Every Nee : QRAM COMPONEN1 Chock'or a Cathier's I ' SERVICES : The Rogion V Depart;a r t. Chock drawn on a n klaho S/aU bank, m ade payable ta the 3 t I .jment of Realth. y»d Wel1^.. Idaho Trmnodatkm De-i 7 3 23 - 0 9 : ‘ fare, Fam l^ a n d CWWren I • Sor^s.Fam iySelfSup^ partment. or a Bidder’t pon Unit re ^ sts proposp o ;: Bond.

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2 HO)CS 201 ADUNSTRATKW ^ ICDICAU 209 RESTAURANT/ 21C210 SALES 21212 TRADE______301n BUSINESS 502 i FOR SALE DEHTAL LOUNGE — OPPORTUNITIES I UAKAGBEHT ADVERTISING " Z ixporloncod aulo body - 7— I mikiEof Hagonnan, . Sloro manoQor noodod lorfor PoelkNK opon tor full timo & SALES Aggrossfvoindrvidualwho lm craftsman. Painting eroeri- lia s a desire to become houso, garago. on 6.2 couniry aeiling. Rolall ex->x- ' part time RN'e and LPN's in We‘n> expanding our maikol- enco ” prolorrod. 536-2129 Ing loj|m^& a re looking fo^ " ownorftDporolorolon •acres. Rutfi Evans. 11 . porloneo roquirod. Ploasoso Minkioka Memorial Hospilal 837-4975. j ca^^^ako appolntmonl.nl. and extended caro laxity. OEPENdT n T BUSINESS _____ In s a le s & s lo l ^ ic a l ro- _ HAIRSTYUST REPAIRING « _ Cdntact RoNao Smith, 'o p u lar salon In.tho Blue p ^ r r Minidoka Memorial Hospl- search, Excollont working Fo( PREKANGING DOORS. 4 BEDROOM R l ON / / ^ Icnmodlaio oponlng for an condlllons^ progrosslvo Lakes w conlor is tooking for un.Must have c a ^ &/or good lal, 1224 6th StnwI.Ruport1 THoBoaWoHcimBuloylnn !l enthusiastic hair dosignors, 4 ^ oggrosslvo oi-llnQualpor* or can 4360481______crodll. Exporioncohotelul 1 ACRE son as 0 managor irainoo. - & Convonllon Corner la benefits. Advorllsing or' Excollont earning pdentlai, but ^ not roquirod. Must bo a 2 yrs old.< $165,000. Shown wBB Ul REGISTERED NURSE: now taking application (or ^ Excollont orowth potortial, marketing dogroo pro- Comploloc< bonolits pack- last (. loarnor ScapaW ftrt bjy y appta only. Soo: 1126 high incomo potontiaLWoS i Assistant OlroclorolNurs-I- tho posllon o( B anquet (orrod. <. To appfy send ro- ago. nt Evonlngs & week­ dirociing olhors. 2 : ^ LakeJk e w o d d Dr. 733-9606. J hovoocomploto trainingnn Ing lor 99 bod skillod nurs-»- Caplaln. Applicants must sumo&covorfonorlo: ends. or Call loday lor eontin- Call Darroll nt 678-1459. _____ program for a por»oo look­ Ing facility. Experience inn have a minimum o( (ive The Times Nows upue 0$ oducatlon a career S ing Icr a now caroor. Rotal(bI long-term caro preferred,i, years managpmem expert­ Attn: Potor York -SEopponunitkw. 733-4733------( t e a r s > ly ., oncolnJhoFoodSorvico- ANEWHOMEWTTH S or fast lood oxporlonca salary negotiablo. Apply PO Box 548 HAIRSTYUST 302 U. .-Hospitality Industry. Must )2 MONEY TO LOAN o>L0 l i ' WORLD QUALITIES • ------he^jM but noi nocc«ssary.- „WhiltElnD.Caffl.CBnlor.. . TF. ID 63303^)548 Wonowhavooponinasfor W _ "Outslaniling in OururFieM" ; ------Ploaso can (or an appoint-'IT- 1500AvenuoG,Eiy. No->• boonlhuslasticandsoil- you In our busy salonl vada 69301 or call 702->- motivoled. Must bo a loam — *$ NEED CASH7 Wood'ood windows, wood mold- 1 = mont at 324-6600. ■ ------.Guaranteed Q i salary PLUS Wob'0 buy notos& roal estate ing. [^q coHorod ceilings, 4 1 | — 2B»aeQi. ______D* P** fl* fl* commission conMnlrads, Croalivo Financo LOCATIONIIO F RN-LPN wlthAH&MA.F&Bcortil}- ' lOSCAPtOWIIMSl’RIKKaRS.MUSIStE! $85,5{85,500 /93-016NK > UMhol$»ectptlng cation or Bachelor ol S d- . Company c Insuranco at appllcttlonthra Position available; full-time10 enco in Hospitality Manago- •homasRoaltv 733^8. , group rolos 304J 4 -INVESTMENTS ■ 2 PATIO HOMESES s andp&rMime: evenings6 mont. Must b o able to su- Rotiromonl. prolK shoring,______ASSUMABLE VA LOAN: > NO I MMAINKHI^NCE. SuALL'IIICdY LANDSCADSCAPED YARD WIIH s TTiis Position i» aecoonlnbtoble and nights. Aralv al Cassiai porviso. coordinate and d - THE 2 ” MOST auccosslul * R' --NOQUAUFYING------> *yioi.IWAIIC SPflmKlifI MO PatV*?t MIKK.-Ct05CtOSMO EVtflflHINQ-- 1 ------lor providing andTdm mls- -tokjmoiiwilna'tt'kWk&vrfor — etc.------12%tolS%RETURN~It „ J iTs- MbfflOfliilJteMilairHuman'1in rocl air«ojvrco“asps'cl o7 Advanced Iralning $15;i5 to $40,000.5 to 20 yrs. ick beauty on extra largo 1 $82.92,900 MO J92.500 «3-010NK saK-motivaiod Indrviduals tratmg all production lunc-ic- Rosourcos, 2303 Parke10 Co/ivontlon Center adivl- s* For moro infomifllion about Fr 3t.5bdrms.2bathsplus < whoWANTtowortiwkhthe Fc F»6t Dood ol Trust Ndos; = GREAT INVESTMENT tlons lor a 24 hr, 7 days-fB- Avo.,Burloy.lD83318,oror lies. Submit resum e or ap- MninglhoJ.C, Pennoy FulFully socurod and Insurod. ixtra room or heated shop 1 ENTl ; wk. potato procosshg cpor-or- lor more Inlormalion callill plication to davo Prow s. grealoBt S' tolemarkoting lohlnd gargo. Nearly 3400 1 ASHDiGiOH SifiEET North commerdal::AL ifRONTAGE. PLUS ^ company In Twin Fals, s i£ n loam, call 734-0S33 Bnnk B; escrows 733-9658. ation. Prowdo compliancoICO (208) 678^6420. Equal Op-p- t w o . Builoy Inn, Inc., eoo « and ask (or Tony, q It on 2 lovols. Newly 1 cuit.It AIID COMtoriTABLE HOME. MaNY UPCaAIPCHAOES. CLEAN AND ' InGMRS.^andallgovorn-rn- portunity Employersr North Overland Ave, Bur- painllaintod Insido with som e 1 WEUuCAnEDFon. $^,0Q0. /93-023GQIGQ ^ • _ toV.idnho83316. Contacl SANDY __ lewor floor covering up- 1 ' lourneyman plumbers, top 30505 CONTRACTS AND q u a l ir I o ca’no io a t e•A: a RN-s*LPN-s 1333rdStW. Joi loirs. $5000 cabinet allow- s WILL TAKE TERMS!WS! ' Reliorcook neodod, wook- - Twin Falls. ID _w.wago. Call 3^4:477.5______MORTGAGES X o dogrooln butlnoss.lood Pan-time positions available,0. ends. 20 hours por wook. mco.$125.000.CallGu- , OFfitfICE SPACE, GF1EAT VISIBILITY AlIOID EAEASY ACCESS OH ' to^..ongbooflnooriimllar No phone calls pkiose, .Iconsod|_|q, Journeyman Eloc- -7 — Irun tor details. . AODi:iDiSON. $49,boo I 94-027NK lar would Ilko to givo you)u 734-5160ask(orPalrick. ContracJs. imsi deeds, pur- (iold. Comprohontlvo iriiridans, Compotitivo wag- Ivo tho opporiunity to oxpandid — ------— chasod wholo orpan. MlAGli:; A VALLEY ' ■ knowledge ol polato pro­f,®* your skills os pan of our OS, Pro-employmont drug ' cessing & rolalod tochnokw SKIPPER’S screen required. Pan Amer­ WostOne Bank REALTY ; ■ >K>- (oom, Good woming condi- 1-800-772-4666 glos wnh al loast 5 yra man- lions. Excollont bonolits, $ $ $ $ $ ican “ Electric, EOE. Call 734-1991 J ■ egomont o»ofionco. Elloc- n. RESTAURANT — 737-2690 days, 736-6042 ------Roconliyundernowman- Qving up goll? Advoniie your ^ livo skills; Wri1ton& verbal agomom. Call 423-5591 or MANAGEMENT ovos. Ask tor Tony______mt communicallon, appllod ;i. WE'RE GROWINGI ^clubs lor tale with a low- ;— Beautloutllul homo on cul-do- * od 800 D.OJ^. at 500 Polk St. K»ldoMir.#dod. .ocal company noods wore- ac. 3 bodroom. 2 both, * ■ malh & siois; ability 10lo E,.KImboriv. house-dolivory driver lor toach, coach & train, goodlOd ______SKIPPER’S, Seofood'n _ aullod coiings, over-sized ^ u _EDRA , LINCNAW Gill QUINK tKomANlnui l ' ------— ^ ^ ------Magic M Valoy ond surround­ Bmllyroom.^uill-lncabi- * working knowtodgo of ma-ia- Think clatdtlod whon youu Chowder House is looking ing areas. Must bo 21 years suisASiO(uni i suaASiocuii ItOUf ' chinory, oxcollont Inlorpor-or- placo your od kn dutlliod,1. for restaurant managers or 2C212 TRADE ilels.Bosca wood siovo, « m S7IS______/JJ-ftHM 324-iiii ^ old, b e ablo to iltS O bsro- jrm d living room with lira- to n al and docision makingIng Cafl 733-0931. assistant manager candi- — poalodly. bo abto to acquiro skills. - dates (or the Boise aroa. ilaco, large kilchon. toads CABLETV CDL E & comply with all TOT II cabinots, now dishwash- Inloro'sled applicants may rogulallons. Please ro- ■' 207 OFFICE/ ir, separate laundry room. j * r ~ sond rosumolo: WHAT WE ARE LOOKING INSTALLER spend " to: Box 95600.% sss JR Simpk>t Company. CLERICAL FOR: Ful-timotomporaiycabkiTV Fu S' ======largiargo 2 level deck, gas Tho Tim es N ew ,P O Box >001. now gas water hoator, • FoodQnjcp - ' Sirong LoadershbSWHs btslaflerwanlocl.Maybp- i 546, i Twin Falls ID 83303. ^0\ ( SCHOOLS AND _ PO Box 460 Exporionced Controller * AbiRty lo inspire & motrvalo _< ------Aberdo«ifWaho«3210—------noadodlorOonefal-Con- .ooking lor Idaho licensed INSTRUCTION buniiiu3l in swing sol. )— Mopio'losucccoed 571 Navojo Circle. Call _Z Z Attn: H.R. Oopanmonl iro cto r based In Elko, NV.'• ’ Energy 4 enthusiasm' c ^inslonatkM i prolorrod, to ersonsl tutorfor less than 733. 61, Work diroclly with owners. kxperionco in AG rolalod P«r»' 33-1301 shown by ap- 3 B aosingdato:MonPob21st. 'Dosirotogrow&advanco $1.00-hr. S late of tho ort polniiolnimont. $104,900. ■ I j 1694 EOE Salary based on qualifica- . Klnji^^abla work.« Full llmo, long lorm »>■ “ • lions. Rosponsibio lor re­ omoiovmonl. 684-4310 mu'multi-modia compulor wilh ]■ SKIPPER S OFFERS: 2 6 1Et$tftrfdDr,TF. _ a K-12lhgrodooducalionol 5— r 203 AQRICULTURAL porting budgots, job cost-'• • Comprehensive Training ^ .ooking lor ovor tho rood soltwaro. Financing avail- nnd now spadous 3 bdm>, __ Ing. cash management. Im- Progrom DoOolivery drivers wanlod. tnjck If crivors. good pay and ; bath home wilh vaulted Call loodor soeks work, 20 mediate oponlna. Resume Must know Maoic Valley bb enelits. now oqulpmont, ^toX aim 4;226^__ MifS, yrs oxporionca w- roforonc-00- to: Attn: John A. Bray, Ruby oroa. Good pay. 736-6200 , _Call £ Kon 934-4451. coda AUTIFUL LANDSCAPING hilghllghts ig h this 3 M . 326^5271 toave mso. Domo. ln c .2 2 1 lN .^ h St. Noodod rogistorod cosrrwlol- I I 0121it 2159 Rusty Court in sub- b o d'd t rm . 1 b o lh h o m o . C ozy wooo wOi llropioco ’*• • Bonolits-Profil Sharing __ •eotures full outo. Elko, NV 89801.______ogist for^usy salon, lull- l | divtsilivision of Filor & Eastland. Qcccc en ts im m oculalQ Inlorlor. Feoti Holp wantod: FT porson for _ • 5-Day Work Wooks DRIVERS 0 shod, f'ull troos & timo prolorrod with option l | Then•hen coll Earl al K-Tek.lnc, sprlnlInklers, Ml (encing. stoiogo shoe forming operation. Tractor:lor FT s e c re ta ry lor PublicIc • Career Advancomonl 1 yoar ol OTR li ^ )e lo approclotel ind Health Dislrla 5 m TF. Call111 ol leasing availablo. Cali l | J 3■3J.6700 U or 733-5399.______lO^Bgo polio w/gozobo. Must see tc work and Irrigation. Sond Didi&monTrudOng 0 2,000 ILS-109 420-3553/753/734-2028 rosumo: Box 06914, rtM Charlotlo Merritl or Sharonm if you aro an a ggrossivo, l-eQO-727-5865 _7734-2731 ask lor ownor. I I Vmtt^Ncwt. PO Box 546.48. WhUo at 734-5900. sell-moltvalodrndividuai “ PTSI 48 stato carrier basod I I YOWNER4-5bedrm,2 SIGNED WITH DISTINCTIONIJl 5 b e d r o o m . 3 Ifl who believes in a qualiiy BYO Twin Fnna. ID 63303______Healing comractor seeking DRIVERS „ in Boiso. looking lor quail- I j 30th, wood stovo, loncod, itti home, loss ihon o yeoror oldo w/oil tho roceptionlst-secrolary.” produd whh an ostablishod TOPtc OPPORTUNfTIES FOR liod li ownor oporalors ol flat 11 bathsxceI.NE quiot locotion. ■lonllles. C o n v o n lo n t k ifcltoton/fomlly n / room 2 0 5 ' DOMESTIC/ Skills roquirod: Typing, cus­5. corporalionanddosirolo OWNER , OPERATORS IN bod b oqulpmont. last pdy. _____ oxc<{95,000.7:3-9138. 105 h o a t . a u to 10 bopartofawlnnlngteom imbo. Formal dining. QOS HOUSEHOLD lomor Borvico & ooriCT. 40 THREE FLEETS: good fl bonolils. Call 1-800- ______, 1— ------Y OWNER: 4 bdrm. 3’A jprinrinkllng. 2-cor garage. Cuitouitom -bultt or^a ___ h rp o r wk. Benefits avoil-il. with oxcollont em ployee Relocotion a . Services, Bian- _226»0113.Bud Dodoo. ------. ------1 BYOjaths, formal living and din- p/icoc e d lo soil a t $175,000. A m uJSI sts( se el fGS-303 Tho Bosl Wodorn Canyon^on obto. SalaryJJOE. Sond re­y. rocognition. please submil kotwrap 1, and High Valuo baihng, family rm, finished ,({ your rosumo In conlldenco p i! .Springs Inn is accvpOog ap-ap­ sumo to: 1526 Highland Products. Outslanding Iroc- 213 2i: MSCELLANEOUS ^ jsmt,l:g kilchon w/lots cab- ^ plications in the houso-»e- Avo. E, Twin Falls______tor K purchase program avail- ' OPPORTUNfTIES i f l not space, loncod yard. 2 f MAGIC VALLEY!:Y REALTY Kooplng doparlmont. Com-'m - Help wanlod: Full lime clori- ablo, Tuitioivlroo training __ :a ro a rap o . By appt. only \ potltlvo wages, & ation- lor inoxporionced drivers. a < 2005 B itterroot Dr. \ 7 3 4 - 1 99 9 9 1 1 »n- caladministraiive.mustbo• i A constniction labor. CDL li- I danco bonus applios. Modi-Ml- PC and main frame fluoni, Nortli American Van Lines, conso c roquirod. $6.00 on ■ ■ 200tl 55.000. C al 734-6099. ^ rfy t. 1286 Addison\venue Ave East '• %2070ButtoStr9«t e00<}48-2147 h 1 m $15; ~ cal insurance programam lypoaminimomoteOwpm,IJ; hour.Willslnc. 734-4411. ■ y ow nor:'A acre, 2700 sq . .Pocauno.lD8320Uie8S Doot 00-35 — Bvo«ll.4bdrm,1'-4bath,shop. veHallowj 734-l2tJa SioveKohnio(»r\nlopp 326SO40 available wilh conditions. ^^kkoopb^a^lo ,------£ Q }run Hollows 734-1208 QonoSturptiflfp 733-55S0 Ploaso opply In porson al ?■ WonmanEqualCbportuniy §>Exporloncod singlo & three EQUAL HOUSING ^ , SSnElhortdoo .73^-1349 EliioSiuupmp 733-55S9 1357 Bluo LnKos Blvd. N. tive ros^^billtios, solf- ' EXCELLENT ...... ' " 0 Hoao 7a4-7»M Lany Smith•t>nh’ 734.3971 ,r Emphyof. Wo do not dis- phase f olodric motor ropoir OPPORTUNITY 73V molivatod and a c a n do atti-„ crininato on t/to basis 0/ person. c Sond rosumo lo OPPORTUNITY ABm banning 2 bdrm, fornial din- issyG^GibCs 733-0500 OobbioDanHDonlol} 734-4044 r 206 P«D1CAL/ tudo, Compotitivo salary We aro looking lor lhat spo- nowsJI nsl estate adveiHslng In this Ing room, complotoly rono- SiovovoIWtAicea - 324-6773 / mco, mi/'giofi. color, sox. Box E 97983 S Times- owspapor is sutijod lo tt>e Fair i . . . DENTAL . and excellent bonolils. Nows. PO Box 548, Twin ciaipersonmlhoHoailh c Hcus vatod inside & out. ___ Sond rosumo lo; Eastorn caro BoW tor tolomorkoting, 1-800-658-38E1882 ■n “'''■'SSilT'"" . 'Falla, ID 63303. ? 3 advoriise ’any pretoronce $54,900. 526 Jellorson. ,, B rid g tv law E sta te s Is ac-oc- Idaho Railroad, 618 Shos- It wil bo day timo hours in a Coll 734-8577 or 733-2396 leasant atmosphoro. mlKian cr dsoMiolcn boood cn cdptlng applications lolor r hone S t. W. Twin Falls.s. ------xe. cdcr, sss. hardop, adjaeontlol also avail. ^1 CNAs.rohabilltationori-ori- 63301.______ourly wago plus commis- ^ 0 - p = ^ vnU SaU. cr roioref c r l^ a C O U PL E j t ::: onted ior 6-2 & 2-10 shifts.ifts. Local TF bank has opening sion. For an intorviow apply in " Monsion. ^ lo make any such B PLEASERSII /'A I n q u ^ In p e rs o n . 1628128 lor toltor po&ilk>n. Excollont In person olH oaring Aid iraleronce, limitailon or , i For t h e I ___ hours and benelits. Sond Counselors, 2508 Addison lisoimlnatioa* Familial status „ bodroom,. ' 1 bath town- ■ x*jdBSCt*iwi unbar 000 c< 2 housobo< lor hor. Small lo holp g ■ CNA-NA Opening now avail­rail- rosumo: Box 91115, %Tho ^ 11Avo. E. 18 Ir Sh a rp est 0® OF TWINN IPALIS _ :8 living with paionu or regal koopK jwui doan. For him. proc- ■ ablo that ollor soil saiisloc-[oc- Timos-Nows. P.O. Box 548, R E A L T O R S ^ ,ro- Twin Falls, 1683303 _ SHARI’S RESTAURANTS oroI 0rcgrowinjby loops 8. boundi Full Fu sorvlco janitor needed, uslsdw: proginant women and lically ko« no lawn cans.Assod- ■ ts WttV tlon, expands your awaro- KAeocLfirocuEntyarcNctsn otion tical dues are $40.25 per n o ss ol homanHy. touches g crooling many opportunitle}SJ Ic(or people everywhere in Graveyard G shilt, Conlad: uin Call G enee ' 1’®“ • Ollico &CJorfcai positions Roy.4d6-1.2Q7______rdbria atiomonth. Thai takes care ol your hoad plus all tho usual our organization. If you enjoyijoy our ufiiocie opprooch to _E lawn mowing, paintirw, gar- > or Ellle! bonoftts. Wo aro kwking Slor EXPRESS Looking for school bus driv- ™ mo PERSONNEL SERVICES5 quality food & torvico, floxiblaible working nours ond good LO' IKs nMispopor v«i not bage. lawr Pricodot$35,000. ^ special poopio lo bocomo pay, como idle to Ull ers lo drivo in TF aroa. Will ^iccopt any advertising lor roal CAlLWUTFORALLTHE boa Geje n e Shaip Ellie Sharp part of our m odal care giv­ Twin Fals, 733-7300 train, approximaloly 15-20 iistato _ wtiicft Is in vWason o< the cAL >c. Broker O tK m S ^ c tA u o ^ e Burioy. 6784040‘ No lool_ WewilUtoTtJnfefviewson. on Fridoy, Febrvary II, ho l! u rs por week, cO L li- INFOR NOW. Priced Qt "*«*• ing leam . Ilyou think you «n Mondoy, Worth 7th. I aw, Our readers are hereby $35,000. iigc #93-489 ' may bo Intoroslod in ex­ox- Secretary: ^onish-Engiishsh 8 o.m. te 5 p.m. ond open, conso roquirod. Must havo ^nlormed lhal all dwellings panding your horizons)n s prolorrod. Send rosumo to Wo offer 0 full rongo of benefilnefils including: good g driving rocord & b e avalxMrtsod XI lis noHspapor are ' :sMAGIC VALLEYEY REALTY plo aso apply al Mt.Vlowlow rOLooai Aid. PO Box 1296,16, • Vocollon Poy ♦ Hoolihjlth i& Donlol Hon ablo E to pass physical. Call bosfeivaUio on on equi omorturity - 734-1991 - Oflica 733-r33-5559-Kome C aro ConUr. 500 Polk St.SI. Twin Pans. ID 83303, _ • 401K Sovifigj Plon • ElEmployee Oimounls 733-80(», 7 9am-4pm, Train- cal»h.Toccrmbrddacimra!cn I ^ ^ 1286 Addisonn A)Ave.E. , I E.. Kimberly.______• Merit inoooM Programram Jing f siarting nowi______977a i HUD T o l ^ at 1-80&«69- I 5777, Tbo Ton-free telephone GEM \ li LPNs or sludying to bo on 208 'PROFESSIOKAL Full ond Port-Time Opporhjnilieniliei Avoiiobte: Nood No rido lo work! Mon-Fri STATE REALTY Irom Jerom e to Twin Falls rurtxx Icr txi hearing trrpond it c - LPN, ago 16-34. singlo or - HOST/HOSTKS-WAIA'AITER/WAITRESSES li t-eOMZ7-6g7& ______I ® married. Wo ollor startingilf l LOAN PROCESSOR lor porson working 8-5, Will ^— ON’TBUILDIGotormo fl if® Positon availablo ter exporl-,ri. COOKS • DISHV/ASI/ASHERS-BAKERS leone out pay up lo S1600 por momh. pavcns. Call 324^107. 5^------^ DONbuy in this uniquo sodudod J * 00 oncod Loan Processor vriih ^ s h bonus up lo $6000. JOIN OURJR CRBWI Rosorl hotol in Sun Valloy 02 HOMES 4400 buy so ft homo. 423-4934 ( J ,.4 Homo Fodoral Sovings-»• App{ylnP«n Perwn: n s E i i I „ r : Collogo loon rc^ym enl up Twin Falls. Al le a st ono now taking applications lor FORSALE -4^2EASY LIVING _ w ants the to $55,000. $30,000 cof CO 1601 Bluo tolcei Btvd. N..Tv.. Twin Foils, Idaho 83301 front fr desk d o fe . Success- — I this 3 bdrm, 1 'A both mo- //,;C logo lund. Pay 75% ol cof- — ' flful oppEcants must bo com- in thi! lege tuition. 30 doys vaca- potent with basic compulor bilo homo. O ^ n floor plan, ii / i » sp o rtir-ting gear ol- ...... bilocovorod dock, skirtod 4 on lionporyoor. Excel lamily use, busy lolophonos. ond cornerlol.$14.000.Call bonolits. Coll Todoy's cash iransactlons, Cloan paid good Army. 733-267Hof inlo. 2 H O U SE S ^Joantodayl — sumoto; appearance and good com­ \ TWIN FALLSLS JUNIOR munication skills a must, c ON LA R G E ffiiin IDEAL Y I ey for and .. . looking (ordspondsbla,}le, Honw Fodoral Savings Experience prolorrod but . u8 , th AVE. E . L O T fUUn money not required. Full-time. m ice potential. 2 bdrm . 1 c a rin g CNA’s & NA'a.k'a. Human Rosourco Olficer CARRIBtROUnITEAVAILABlf ^ ' Main houso is romodolod qbaih iii. homo located on cor- Training availablo. Payy . PO Box 190 sh ilts will vary. Fax ro- wilh y j new kilchon, c a ^ o ts, kni> sumes to Personnel. 208- nork)tin400btod(olAddl- fJE no longnger need. according to oxporioncd.cd. Nompa.lD83653-0190 1500block'4C4th Ave.. E. j A more - 2 bdrm, 1 bath. son „ r Avo. Very visiilo extra //■ ; Apply al business ollico.CO. Equal Oooortunltv Emptoyor 622-3261 orcalldirqclly, main lloor laundry room, 622-4511 0x1.1010. no largo 108 x125' lol. Hurryl ^ 640 Pilor Avo. W ..W06< 06I S a la s M anagers w sn tsd lou Hai-nion PePark Ave. ' j unlinishod basomont with Calljoanloday.$42.000, ig » MnolcCnroConlor.TF. ___ soD mull-modia computers. Volontoors Against VIolenco honow gas lurnaco. Second cqB ist S t., ''J houso has 1 bdrm. freshly Physical Therapy Great commissions. Sot5 , Locust is sooking.a FTJIve-in. pa MUSTSEEI —------Souilulution? “ • night-weokond. sheitor painted lio< & carpolod. main . — - your own schedule, lull »or AiscIso , . " lloor laundry, $69,900. :o2y&comforiabk) 1800SO. f l f ] onrtllnw. Call 734-2226. manager, Inds. room & It. nomo close to lishing 4 W l S ervice 1200 block 8th,:h&9thAve.E.' board E * salory. must hove issifieds! Why Therapists ciir w-preai:oljnsutflnco_ _ E AMERICAN REAL 'I;"Jackpotl On approx.'/^ 209 RESTAURAWT/ ocro In Rooorson;3 bdrm. 2 OLES! B elieve In N ovaCare d&3,rd'Ave.E. Inlerosied f parties, call _ESTATEiLAP.£HAISAL____ LOUNGE 1600 block 2nd i 733-0100. 1-fem.M-F. bath, liroplaco with insod in 734-5650 SS"large lamily room, 2-car ga- Bocauso noonoiislons lo a EST WESTERN Anyone interestecIted in delivering ^Yard porson & drivorfor local C rage. $67.KK). Can Joan, • you bsllor, considorscus- • Kotchum/Sun Valloy lum- - MarDoug Vollmer. Brokor Call tomers as much, or pro­iro- ” boryard.ClassACDLro- VlaryAkkorman-734-3882- Doi motes patient advocacy the fimes-ls-News call qulred. t $8-S10 an Ifcur Donis Lc Vollmer 733-9199 moro wnolohoatlodly than , DOE. Call Robert or JaJn'os Lowell Wills 733-6562 SABALA C ^ 733^ ______NovflCaro. Wo bolioyo 733-0931II ext 202 A Tho Best Weslom Burioy Inn -n t 7g^5?1g,------— ; _ REALTY ■ these aro tho qualitk» t r O o u g : thoraptstssoek. & Convention Centor isiS ask for 733-4321 ■ now taking Mplicalion lor 217 RESUME T o p)lace ^ i your A B ^G ____ I f t lor ihoposlionolBarManagor.Dr. PREPARATION ( QOODFOR^KIDS^ K |W ,.™ classifislfied Ad fsaw siiiiT s”TS Applicants must havo a OPPORTUNITYll 1 PHYSICAL THERAPY AS- minimum ol Trvo yoara m an-' 733-2009 lor customized h ov as com e along foryou lo &olh own Ihls 1 lovel, i bed- dol{ SISTANTS. OCCUPA­PA- agomont oxporionce In the orol.'rosumo - Rov Slotlon ro TS Foodsorvkjo-Hoapilaltyln. room. 1 bath Phoasant clot TIONAL THERAPISTS. MndeWord. 734-8217. ^Viow Townhouse. Duos are bdn CERTIFIED OCCUPA­?A- dustry. Must be onlhusias-i l TWIN nullLSJUnilORli S s S a v ! :|S - tic and sell-moiivalod. Musl Pro(esslonaIR#sumee ^$4025 por month which In- with TIONAL THERAPY ASSIS­ Clndval 733-1608 ®‘,! TANTS and SPEECH U/^N. N - be ate am p lay w a n d g o o d eludes painting, lawn caro, kite il and roof ropoir. SO CALL roo QUAGE PATHOLOGISTS5TS communicator. Prolertndl-i GARRIBtl[ROUTES - scaped yard with bulttOln T lie Ti m m c s N .^ \ ’s WALT FOR AU THE INFO play sea corner. $139,500, Call ------loxisl on our growing rohob^ vklualswlthAH&MA, F&6 NOW. Priced at $35,000. Gudrun plo) Hallows for moro loams in: B conification. Must have Akohol Awaranoss Certili- •93-489 inlonnalion. Gu< r — »° R T , 7 0 3 inlo Washington catolol Idaho Stale Ros- MAGIC VALLEY taurant & Beverage Assod­=)• 200-800 2ndlAve. A N. I *Spokano REALTY Jelly BeaDS •Clartelon alion. Musl havo Safely n s. and Sanitation CartilicaiaZ 200-300 2 ndI St.S N. II ___734-4394------•poMlto ______«nvn MRA hA nhlfi In GEM " ~ suporvise;«oodlnale, and------200?70D““3fa“A\“Ave. N. "II -STATE-REALTY— =-GREAT INCOME . , I'daho ...... 734-0400 _G ChowlaleBilDimes. XowWon dirod bD sorvke a s p ^ ol PROPERTY OR bar operations. Submit re­ 200- 3rd SISt. N. •Twin Falls ST A R T E R H OM E. sume or application and ! bodrooms wilh possibility •Pocaiolto threa raleronceato Oav«;J 200-300 4th St.St N. I t r u c k \ J s ‘IttahoFafls ol a 3rd. Now siding, new S e a tB d tsIs. . irowa. CWC, Burioy Inn, ‘Boiso 100-200 5th StSt.N . D R I V l N a <• °l Plactmtnl W e are an equal opportu­ • HandMOnTnbtine Waiiperson position avalK • Fina^al jJsUloM nity amptoypf. ^ l o b r our graveyard^ahlR.£ II you live by anyly ot those streets • Short or LmgCounu •H • CJ).L .R tJ m h n ' « A Expertenc« pr^ferTOd end’ I and would like:e tot deliver for M Seontof»d W Kiwwl •yTntteSiti;* Tn NovaCare GEM Afli«tB»bon »f«l irw SUI* rtghwty»»yS»titrO(tc» S w all 7334931 ext, 203 . STATEREALTY Hsiping Make Lite a loPBtro2 m v 0lPle2a, n e Times-News call 734-0400 i:>— LWIB Better. |.fl4AU3t*wv<« b S oJ 1

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i Real Estaate/Sale/R

S02 HOUES - 513 ACREAGESAND. I502 UNFURNISHED 6611 FARMS FOR ros 70i FARM " 709r09 HAY. GRAM FOR SAL£ LOTS______HOUSES RENT MACHINERY ANDFEED NEW 2100 »q It, 2 story. 4 2 acres by ownor: Noor' } Hagormon: Oplion 10 buy, 4 175 eo o s good soil. T1975 i JO 6030. cab. Call WEIWE HAUL HAY. 5 3 6 ^ 6 7 ~ bdrm. 2 ’/> batn, 2 cor ga-., Snoko Rivor Canyon.' ocros, viow, garage, shop, novofhadsugarboots, 543-5643. 5 ------J rono. gas hoal. oir.): $15,000. Call 4 2 3 -4 3 5 ^ ._ appls, low cost hool-AC. 4 plenty of wWor, no w id 2 21 Ion iruck, runs good w- 710710 HORSES S156.900. Cal 733-8S24, ssejolforson. nico buildingI bdrm,3bath,3000sQfi. oats, 7 mios North on High- PTO,f Ideal ler food box o r _ g , tot. $9.500. C0II734.8577. $850.3 bdnn. 3 both. 2o00 way 24 on Ski Crossing hoist. 324-3106 ktavomsa. 10^^10 yr Old AQHA m aro good NEW HOME BORDERING blood lino & coloring. > NEW PARK S96,SOO Build your dniom homo ovor' cq It. $650. Evos 837-4499 road. Can Alon Cavofwr, , wknd 1-466-9258______888-5041, — $1800.436-5622 \ 3bdfm(l8maslof).2balh.) lookmgvolleyorilOocros . Chovy & Inlernalional 10 > oak Qcconls. many extras,, S of Twin Falls. $6,000 pqrr JONES WE HAUL 1175 acros, sprinklor In^atod, whoolora, bolh wilh spud 5 yr Appaloosa geWing, gen- largo foncod tot. uprinWors,J nero.Call734-5541, Usuolly can movo you •Hunt aroo, never had sugar .bods; r iL o d w o o d & l Curl tio. usod In 4 -H .8 y r grey saddle mule 638-5548 HVonrldnq. 7 3 6 - ^ _ FREE MOBILE HOME; 50 X! ANYWtfeREforkJssthan bools, no spuds grownlor 4 row polalo plantore. Call NEW IN •«2t O ak kilchon i& 172* k)( w/gontgo& 2 room) ronting a truck. Nood 37vr8.CflliB^5558, 734-3\ i a after 6pm. — BvroldQHtiIfv.733^27^^ occonte, 3 bdrm. 2 balhs.J, work shop.- Locotod In Kim- locdsioColiliArir. VWant to rant: Farm ground ^Culipackorrollors olf 01415 7^ LgkjI. Mony EXTRAS! Wa»• boriv. $16.500, 432-5250. FR EE ESTIMATES 320 acres moro or less, AQHA rog. O ocB ararand- S104.MO.Hedue«d againn Largo lol olM oondor Point,: . Can 324-3490; - -sprinkler or lurrowT-Cali - ' -daoghtor,-fl yrs oWi;fcBOO. - - - 588.500. Trorfslorforcos 423-5611 or 423-4310 ^ 2 yr old. rog. Arabian filly, s Canyon Viow, excol buyI RUPERT:4bdrm,1balh, For salo; Storting soil-con-. _ Bfllo! Worn last.736-7220 $1* * .^ . Call 734-4S34. . $525 monlh; $800 socurfly.' •-. m om hosofoves. rO -$1200. 8landitipalslud,------J Cnll 436-4004. •______„ BnulonAl Amor Arab pure­ - Lol lor saSo, Mornlngsldo and bred coll o l'91, multiple Porloct sotup lor horsoa or>; O'Leary School District. • 612e PASTURES ^ Good for Ion bales, cono championships, .u, 15,2 HH, calves. 8 ac. w-2 bdrm. 1' Cnll 733-2576.______; 603 FURNISHED FOR RENT wUh ; bbides inflood of ham- bath hoRio. 7 oc. pasturo 8 OWNERS WILL APTS/DUPLEXES . 5 mors, convoyof chain lood. w-6prink1or Irrigation. 8 - 80 acros tall pasluro, Horsos In [| good cooditkjn. Roady lo r;— felW© ; or Crtllo. 324-5082. J sharin TCC plus corrals w* - CARRY THIS. Studio ior singk), share balh, - use. Can 638-5574 ovos, Horses: Boiwht, sold snd onclosod Blalls & outo wa->• DEVELOPMENT no.drlnking oramoKlng. . traded. Can 7 3 3 - ^ . - - tor, hootod tsci room, ma< - 8 1 3 --WANTTORENT .. Chino shod, working orona. - "PROPERTY. $225 4 doposit;42e Mam- ” Harsh 350 mbcortn)ck.-Farm— B)A»-IOAHOGLA88AWWE -- -...... 1 Avo. N.TF.______z hand X G 50andX Q 30lub Bay-Toblanopalmslankxils Bay- homo has BK woodslovo *I Two 10 acre parcels ol farm ■ Wontod lo rant modest ^ ,.• ground near Buhl, Full wo-• Vory nloo largo apl with uliS- grinders, loaders lor small ready rea lor I h e '94 brooding V^bsmt. w-lifoplaco 4 lam-' couniry home. 2 bdrms. B season. Can 733-7095, ily rm. carport, (rull troos.- lor shares, paved road, lios paid, wolk to shopping, garago. porking aroa tor traclor. >J Now Houso bale sea 559.500. Call S37-6835 nice view, good loocalion.. $395mo, 736-0855.------somi Iruck & trallor. Re- ?chopper, llO O tubgrindor, Paints. pajnt Overos. ToWanos, aH Pricod al {25,000 ooch. ' Mond to Box 97149 % ^MF l u dkisol trador, small colors, col weanlings, year- “ Monufaclurod or mobilo manuro spreaders. Hough Ung PRIVACY PLUS . > 604 UNFURNISHED TTmos-Nows, PO Box 548, n Pngs, 2 yr oWs, manw. Top homos oro O.K. CALL TH- Twin Falls. ID 83303,______J loaders. Call Brent 734- bteodrnos. b(o< 7 3 3 ^ 9 3 eves • n you liko door In your" OMAS LLOYD AT 324-; APTS/DUPLEXES. . 0445 or 734-1531; back y ard and fishing in Rog. Paint bay brooding " 7252, #93-377. 1&2bdrmapls ^ 6615 ROOMMATES HeHobby Horse Ranch Equip- stodtyooflinglily.Sho% st . your own slroam, Ihls mont-Rhlno iractora. Wo wi ^ uniquo 15 a a o parcal nos- Laurel Park Apoitments won bred & will lum out lo W ^ D havo J used compact 4x4 \ tloa in Iho South Hills wilh l76Maurko&.N.,TF. bo a real nice maro, dtosel tractors with front hy- I lovoly 3 bdrm. 2 baih’homo 734-4195. . K Mole, Hagormon, $250^ 5 daulk: ktadors & Implomont Tux Is just for youi On Rock 1 bdrm opI, slovo. rofrfg, wo­• 837-4499 or 466-9258. TiSSSStelllnm.'vf/SO. I GEM packagos. Finandng ovail- Won Wdl brod rog, Palm yearling Crook 12 milos soulh of lor A lawn coro proi^dod., ...... F *1 STATE REALTY abk>.ColI20B-324-&58orc filly, she to loudly Hanson. T67. MiKo Barnard'I 7 3 4^ 400 _ $ 3 2 5 doposll. Availoblo {, 733-0404 or 733-9070 - 3-1. Col 734-7191. IromPotrolltrucitslop.Jof- colored&roalprony. < 5 VACANT LAND & o m o ,1 m lN .,2 m lW ,y4 ml Port Ro Wino-Supor N u ( ^ ROBERTJONES 2a3BEDROOM E ^ ' Uood linos. $2750. ’ LOTSII TOWNHOUSES IHih 145 3 botlom, 18*. hyrdau- 3yr.3yr.oldrog,QHgekJing,he REALTY 116-92.3M Estoies-Joromo, from $415, win m akoanoxcelenl 733-0404 $14,000. 041-93, TwinI Washof& dryer hookup Ilcrosot,II plow. Excolloni ' condilton.te4-6417. ^sna«k)-b« futurity prosped. Foils, $9,900. 324-93, Small yord& storage H o b won started. You must 1-800-262-5001 Crost Avo, T.F,. $18,500.. Noi?elsl734-6608 IH 806, runs good, good seoloapprocialo. _ccond. $ 5 0 0 0 :^ 5 9 0 1 . e x t . 1211 CoIIWoIt Hoss. 2bdrm, 1 bath, $350 mo.. Doc Bar-Poco Bueno bkwd 1st, lasl, $200 damage do- ; — John Jo Oooro 4240 good doon nlines, $2500.7334^509 1 . - ,Shaa>TwinFa!ishomo.2_ -. - potit. Can 734-5885. - - tractof, exc«nontliroa, quad ^ Rock Creek Wranglers Gym- / 702 CATTLE r 'bdrm. 2 bath, db( car ga- 2 bdrm duplex, $330 mo + ? rango, 6400 hours, aO kanna, 2-20 . start at 1pm. rago, oak kilchon, sprinklor $275 dop. 7 3 6 ^ 9 . - modianlcot|y sound. $2 arena loo. $2 por event. syslom. oO.. $59,960, Call GEM 17 Holsloin hoifors, 550-750 Can r 326-4076.______^ ' STATE REALTY 2 bdrm, Elmwood Cir„ $450, 733-5203 or 733-fol3 F d s( I t C a s h J l lbs, 10 Holstein sloors. 600 MF620wlng-updlsk,com- n i srjj - 734-0400______gas, no smoking, no pots. lbs. Cnll 544-2823. Stud strv lc e , APHA Ches- ■ 734-4083 or 324-8752 t plolo with chomical applica- Walor runs thnj ^0 ocros. . 20 Holstein bulls, 200 lbs, T nut Tobiano throws good (forior items priced to‘500) Vory nico! 3 bdrm, 2 balh, 2 bdrm, woshor-dryer hook­ lion booms & hitchhiker colof. Cnll 423-4745. $240 ondi. Call 324-8418, jharrow. , 733-8458.______-=22 firoplaco. now paint. loncodd MOUNTAIN YIEV/ up, oppIs, DW, covorod - back yard, gardon, sprinklor parking, $425 mo $425 22 - 14 wook old Holsloin Mllh}rBig40woldor,-$3500. mi 7i711 i HORSE REALTY buls. 324-6418.______NH^ 1068 slock wagon. syslom . 2 car garngo. ex­ dep. 1 year looso. 736 . EQUIPMENT tras, closo lo CSI. CallI, 7 3 4 -1 8 9 8 _ - Maurlco, Call 734-2500, 22 yeor old Angus bulls, low $30,000. S NH1114swaihor, $101fo r loda) 423-5663 ovnnino. birth wofghl, somon lostod. $l5,000.NH1112swalhor, $ - 515 COMMERCIAL 3 bdrm, 1 bath, Irg lamily 1974 Halo 2 horso-horso room, duplox. $450, refor- . 324-2600.______$12,000.i Donahooswalhof 7^1tmilor, $1100.734-8107 504 BURLEY/RUPERT PROPERTY ences roquirod. Coll 324- 3 2 Purobrod Sonto Gonrudis Iralior, |. $1200.3-JD467 -iSl! 5 2468 or 734.6285. bull colvos, 5 to 8 months batorc, ^ $5000 oa. JD 60, 8 HOMES Valloy Industrlol Park, 1.5 row corn S boon plonlor, '"3McQuony 2 horso trir, lan- a mid 4 lines. AAA- Clean ond vory quiol, 1 . old. Call 438-5409. [ dom axlo. mals. reiit^o LUXURIOUS custom 4 - ocro.. $25000.73 4 ^7 ei_ $2000. 208-366-2409 or bdrm, 2nd story, $300 + 40COWS, 4 red A ngus X, 40 <208-366-2655 ovos. ®cond, $950.788-3610 or bdrm,2 baih, codarhomo, ______798-4979 51S MOBILE HOMES do^j^oll boforo 5 pm, brod hoifors, Angus &BB's, 77 viow ol Snako Rivor & boat 50 Angus holler colvos, Musi son, 2 largo stylo buld- Ings, 4 0 x 3 6 'and 42x100- Usod 4-horse wilh lack 4 dock occoss, Bonm coil- j AtlraOivo 2 bdrm. 995 Bioko . light a groon. 7 3 4 -5 2 6 5 ._ \ mangor,$1850. Usod 2- ings. hardwood floors, fam­ 1971 1 2 'x 5 2 'T o m a ro c , 2 1 - 8 0 0 ^ 1 3 0 0 exi 896. bdmi, Ironl kilchon. Pkjoso} Sl, N. Bose rent $525, noI 7 7 hoad Holstein steer colvos. ^ horse. $1500. Bothgoed ily room. Foncod yard. pols.733-2S46ntior6. procossod, 450-500 Ib Traclora wanted. 3,4, & $169,000. Oualiliod buyers5 eall 1-436-3621.______5.000 Fords, MF& New 1972 Barrlnglon 2 bdrm,■ AvoilMorch 1,lg4bdrm.2 . woioht, 352-4292.______f only. 654-2524. Hollands. Pull type balo 712 7.9 IRRIGATION - $7500. Call &3-678S. bolh. good locolion, $650 (Coktslnjm started bul colvos ywagons, highest cash ■ mo. 1st. last + dep..734- 506 JEROME HOMES 1981 14x56 2bdrm , Ib ath . lorBalo.324-7360. P j 5885 doys, 734-96S8 ovos. } 1300-ot 10* galod pipe, Be^ _ Good condllion. Reduced For solo: Polled Hereford _o offor. 4 3 8 - ^ . ______3 to$7650forquicksalo.CoI[II Clean 2 bodroom, $395 bulls. Coll Man/inBinghom 1 3.47 acre wilh Coffo]^3 Usod sorvico slalkxi typo 716 ^usod Thunderbird whool bdrm homo. $85,000. Call.11 436-9589 ovos or 324-- monlh, 1st, lost, $200 532-4393,______fuel pumps, towproftio, n -, 324-B41S.______3119k)nvomoasnoo. cloonlng-damago doposlt. \ lines. Aluminum onds, gal­ Holsloin steers for salo. onoxcoloni condition, S500oa. vanized hubs, $2750. In By owner lovoly 4 bdrm, 1'AZ 1984 14x66 with lorgo ox- 350-450 lbs. 544-7517. _ Can 678-7700 . pancv 734-2385.______j tiold. Call 438-5204,670- balh. G arago w- oponor,r. pando, 2 bdrm. 2 bath, np- Ideal homoslood cows. rog. W,W anlod to buy: 6' disc lo lit 2165,670-2166. 2 tJ -- - largo lol, loncod yard. Nowtv pis, in nico Jorom o park,- COMPARE:! and2bdrm Irish Doxtors. 543-4461, 11952Fofd8NUadorw«h3 275; carpol, linoloum, roof,f, $14,500, 324-4249 or 324- 2760’ 6* alum , galod pipe, - apta. 1322 Washington St ' U m outin Bull Sale ^ $1.50 per H .4^5917. point, & tripio p a n e win-.- 7239ovofl.______N.Twln Fals.______678-4099. dows.SfiO.OOO. 324-4218 46* ollrrigallon well wotor CASH lor usod Downtown localion - small ■ I pot odorn Ihls 14 x 70, 33 ______733-0739.______. BULLS FOR SALE. 70770 FARM S E E D ' Comploto Com pump motor 4 luol Ina. $69,900.324-2642. _ bdfm.$17.000'423-S525 - En{oy - 2 bdrm condo noar ------tank, tan mounted on a Irailor, 2 . Kimborly Couniry homo:-33 Very nico 14 wido setup in collogo, wolor/sanit. paid, Several Comlr>o Frontier Russet Gefloralk>n II all all ready to go; 110 hp, bdrm. 2 ’A bath, family rm,n. Cameo Park, adults park, 2i appls,, $475/mo. Nopotsl 2'a Slill Available. and |; III cortiliod sood pota- Doutz. Dei oir cooled, turbo die­ 2 gas liroplacos,2 carga->' bdmi. buill on addition, WTe MANAGEMENT CO. loos.CaffJohnSalazaral sel sol wilh pumping ability ol rogo, overlooking Rockk skirling, & porch; 733-0739. 1-719-643-5635.______600 60( ganons a minute ot 350 Crook, $110,000, Coll 432- SILVER SPRING It hoad al 1400 rpms. or l l E s t a t e 2- only $14,900 In Jerome: Lteslairs, 2 Ixlrm. RANCH 7c Real »for 66B6 or 432-5368. - 1-60&-773-3167. 709 HAY, GRAIN ldi. 733-6311. dishwashor, laundry (odlitios. no pots underground 'botes, 60 ton, 2nd cut, Wanted: Irrigation ditch '' Hondlino irrigation. In­ 8moIbakJ8,$70aloo.Cai '* Comolery plot, In now soc-5 864Q.iinCT73i<»00 . Wovno Bowor S43-6719. | ump. PTO, Operate 1 cludos foiling doiry S larm^ tion ol Sunsot Pork, $500 934-8209,______Groundwork, planting. loodor ^ analino, 4* ball & sockol a oquipmoni, 2 nico homos.5' bosl offor. Coll 655-4392 7Zdays free, $l30.000.CaBJoan. - 505 ROOMS FOR RENT ' work, manuro hauling. 150 tons good, dean allalta harhandtino. 788-3080. ’ • RnndvWonvof. 543-6886. Jhav, 48r-3605.______= 521 REAL ESTATE MOTEL mo ralos 73S-1flSB j (Cannot be use{ised with other discounts. a f f o r d a b l e : Hay rolrioving, 3 wide, 2 1700baksolsuaw. 1 Offer01 applies lo 156 acjo lam . Now zimrnaticl(. WANTED R oonisby Iho w o o k ,$115' wido. Ito n .326-4342 _ 625-5011, - perweaK.allutillllospold. - 185Iohs 1 st® 18.9proIein, corner pivot, cornor main- Wanlod: Small homo lo bo Manuro Houing 1^ private partypn real estate for sale atads only.) lino with risers/ Productive Q some microwovos, sieve, D uane's Custom Farming 100 to n s 2nd @ 21.3pro- 9 movod. 2 or 3 bdrm. CollII rofrig. cablo TV wilh HBO. loln. Can 423-5882. sill, loam soil. Roducod“ Davo, 734-9753, ’ 733-2S09 or 436-6795 J $13,000. Only $195,000. maid service everyday. • 200 ton 2nd crop, Will irado for dairy hollotsIS ~ Slop by and chock ll out bo- S ; 70S FARM 18% protein tost hay. or small lonn with improve- I loro you roni. 1341 Kim- ‘ borfvR d,. ______MACHINERY . 15-20 ton dean barloy straw. fflonls. Call Rqy...... Ca)l58S-3096--...... ‘ - ROOMS FOR RENT: l o r 2 ; occupants, no pels, color■ 14^ ft. Kewanooronor harrow; 2 loads ol straw brsaJo. C al = cablo TV, wookly raio, ulli - 32^5371,______80,801 ANTIQUES SABALA - P<),fvrp,^;^p1Klmb?rjYR^l., . 2 nd cutllng hay and siraw . _m REALTY ■ 3-10lthydraulk;JD9300.r J 32^3346 or 3^64386 AmAmi^tM^lt^e;^Rep^ I 606 MOBILE HOMES spodng.diskdrillwithhiich; 3500f 3> bales whool straw w- n 7 33-4321 4 - t o n hydraulk; JO 9300 now 1 seeding. 2 wkJo. $1,35 Restionl.bts ol park- A M lBocas & Parts l / l t IK Old stylo with hoo B 2bath,rocontlypain1odli WAREHOUSE STORAGE BurleyTractorSalvaae. ^.T?J^ettra»3!S ^ .turod homos ok. $85000 ihru-out, now carpot. *6500 2700 sq.tl, of opon sparM Combine &tradorparts 7090 atlef 8pm,------^ . oach. Call Ear! alK>Tokk -f deposit. Srawloy Realty r Paul.lD>43e^@ - Inc. 734-6700 Of 733-5399.^ 734-5850 or Joan 733-^ ; . Ched< oui the 6 modols olal- TTesled & very good quality. Hie 1st & 2r»d culfirto. ^ ton. 2 - 2',^ ocro kxs whh vkiw In 9fe33ove»ofwknda lordablo Rhino term Irac- | . FILER 32/5:5 jV ' ; 734^ Of 734^ ^ ... ..TwIn-'-Vfow- Eslala*,-I,-- Exoeutive home 4 bodroomi; 611 FARMS FOR ,lof«,4whooldrlvo&!oad- _ Sawhorse $625.324-8733 . ' JERO/i $22,OOOoach.Soo1%(nls.i. bath InTF, singlo ear; ’ RENT Ofs availiM . Hobby Horse TiTop quality daky hay, tobder ^/HAGEflA^ Ranch Equipment 324- Ihay & excol bartoy straw , SQ7 ] BURl£Y/fY/RUPERT 678-2552 .<300 S. ol Cuiry Sioro on Ltturlo0 garago. fuH Hnishedbaso- S07 aOTHlNQ X)DINGAVENDEa 536-2535S & Twin vlow L anos. CallII mont. AC, no poll, rols. llOacrosolpololooroundI 5858 or from Petro II tnKk Rog o r 1 ton bales. Truck _ _ Eari etK-Tok Inc, roquirod, $750 * doposlt. tor loaso, S o l W o i^ l. C alI . stop, Joromo, 1 ml N, 2 ml iload le ts dollvered. 678- 2 exo.e: cond. prom drosses, g 734-6700or733-5399, 5 4 ^ 7 2 4 Of 5434255 536-2700. W.V4 m iS.rodahoo. S017or436098Stnobno. sizes ai; 10 4 15.324-5694.

s - \ Wednesday, FobruaryV 16.1994 Times-News, Twinrwin Falls, ktaho E-0 . Miscfeliarineous-Reci?reational-Tirransportallion— - 808i8-109ft

FORD 1 AVIATION 10M 4X4X4 1041 FOR soe COtilUMCATlON 817 USCELLANEOUS 117 USCELLAIEOUS 120 PET8 ANO t2 SS WAKTEDTOBUY 0044 iCAMPERS 1001 I DEVICES FORSALE ■ _____ I ^ S A U ______AHPfiHELLS ^555:^ ^vyS-10Blazer.4 1977 Fordord LTD, I runs great, WPPUE8 WVanled:OHWI»WdUCka- l ------le - C e s s n rt 7 2 r2 T ia v ^ 4 9 9 3 Ctv lires, new batlery, - Ucod compad 4-wheol drive ^ ims. transponder, mid- door,.loaded.6K tj miles, new lire; SbuHnHandkaftlhan^nd- 6 'thermai pane sflding glass MUST 8ELU AKC reg. biKk 1'6canm.exoelcond. corns, »5. Cdl 324-7484 or $800 oror best I oflor. Csli * diosol tradora with kiadors mudsflir$500,new0r Ijmeene engine, $18,000. Call $1^W - h e ld . $760 or b«»t oltor.for. doorll^campersholl Labe. 1 ow ls old. im ito , ^ .3^davsodv. ^ 4 8 . ______9 3 *2 ^ 8 - t _ ------C a n W ^ S . OOO.redid armsaw $425. 1 female. Very nice pups, w. GMCw?W$100.Cal 543« onJ Taurus XL stdion 32M 127. ------______1093ForM Exptorer XLT. 19S2FonJ1 ^ 12gauge shell converter-[■ Irom Potro II trudt slop. Jot- *"iMust see lo appreciate 9600 miae. 326-5477 wagon,fi.oxcopltondlydoan ox TumwihtciBUMpaoMio lulatedahall, 73x6114. ; 357 magnum *21.95.>■ omo.1mlN.2 mlW,y4ml -fflouritv. $150'326f S. rod sh o p .______Ne«Need person lo watch small rr— & REPAIRS 4x4. tartan. extended warran- lonooowa oMd*.C«a733-093l. $12500.7^147. doglor 6-8 weeks. 733- 'anted-Pre 1960 trw io n 4 cloalean, good cond.. $350. - Usod shelving, glass show- ^ ^s^refer^nonronning. 324..;24-56fcafier6om ty, beat — 'Alpine tracker, cross countryy cose, Lozier and othor- .JS 10 GMC 305 with heads, rnessao 1 9 9 31A M E R O S T A R S 809 COVUTERS ' ski machine, $225. Singor» misc. shelving. GLASS Pur •...... ' runsgood,$200.433Van n sj -esiHSoS^PU.4^76^ A U WW Hh E E L D R IV E sewing machino. instnxtnn J'anted: Sm al trador (60M CASES: Fixture Sources, 2 year old male Kee- ^or^4^^l|hbad en- 906 1 jfon. 733-6765 ^TflflUC 25 per m onth ^ _book.W^1686 abound. $50besioNen C al ^ I GUHSANO Vie '/« ton 4x4, short $ 3 2 5 f. 366 SX cotnpulor&iland. .. Inc., 702 3rd ST. Weal, sh 6.5-9.50 studded snow «heol»l base, chrome Raducedbedb$18,B8M t«$ t l OOP. 324-7478______Chock out the 6 models olal-3- Twin Falte. ID 733-4486 43 'anted lo buy: 289 or 302 _____ es, Can 4234921. wheelsnls, good tires, runs eash down,72mo,7.75»dowi COMUOOORE12BO.HaBja> ' lotdable Rhino farm trac- ) Chevy short block fsc- good.)I.Weskends4eve- APT, OAC. O) Exiended jso tors, 4 wheel drive & load- Purebred C ocker Spaniel memotor 4 4 sp d tra n s to lit 7 nmmm Magnum. Id d a x tfa f 350 Ch two5V4dW(drtvM.inouso. i- 918 , MUSICAL ^ M ustang.-g^ oood 4 tee- -exc<«coaiid:$96b.7a6-0946 - ,tory-•ry. rebuilt. $ 5 0 0 -a x , ,c^inQs5:1537-6650.■ -len^.lul loyilfck, fflotfem, STAR ora available. Hcijby Horse .lO l o ^ o o a e (rom. i^p. Ranch Equipm ent ,324-» MSTBUMEHIS w n^prtced.er can trade - alTTB(TI0N4/AXEUPtlTT chanilange. Qood prices on -soChevovySlverado.Vilon. - - prlnwr, SUPER SNAP- lore*ano.73M 838 ThhTM weekend 0M 19th 4 ethen 350. 4 spd, new Urea, Q«»dI colora.eoh Tax, ttlle 4 SHOT V6, books, m taa*AB. 5658 or from retro il'truck 6 piocodnjm sotw ih6 cyn>-' RoS ______2020thwewflbehokSnga Pert*.irt«.73,.'>090.______>3000Q.54»aSaeves.-_ <*0^^jlindoded. zlnot. over 100 ulllHy pro>V stop. Jofomo. 1 ml N.. 2 ml''r bals.Zlklglen. $1500. Call JS! 74^4328 Om Sun SUCKW1U.Y8TWK8 *84 CenturyCer Estate W m. 4.3 e s Dodgt g ratn i & 300 oam os. Tak-'ak^ vrv.miS,redshoo. 7 3 ^ 7 5 . ______Shyola 4x4. V-6. sholl, 1993i AEROSTARS A l p u te r, 6 MB ram , colorslor machine. 10 27 diltoront'(If S^-4149. - TerTeidor X. lemale. 5 lbs. ^ tween, Rupert 4 Heyburn. : 0 - exordsos.pd. $150, asking houso broken. 3 2 4 ^ 1 5 ___ W«ranted lo buy: 6' disc to lit Mustang GT. rdtod. roBor low miles,mil extended wsr- $ 2 8 31.61 .6 1 per month fi- Quality proownod planoa ^ J!9. 1952Ford8Ntr«JorwWi3- i^dwcetobuyahand - en 302 4V 4-5 an or ranty.cr.oxcei,cond.T$7995;- RwlueedtoN J t o S W S i . J I J J ------vin- "S 5 0 . Brown roclin'orr$2a.~3- tow wholosalo. 6 7 8 ^ 1 7 — oun as a (ton-reetrtcted nart* dows3.1,Do(6.0, volcolice 121O‘ km0tte6*oloci.'rCM>- d . hitch. 7884265 g irts. Four 15* mod S36-6SI6S90anor 5om. eashdown. dowi 72 tno, 7.75% '*■ Restorod Pl»no«.733-3905 821«21 SISIEO S) heels, black 4 chrome ■gici OAC, 10 to ch o o se commandi. Complolo>K- K- dut$10oa.734-9276 Chovy 4x4 0x1 cab, APR, 0A< 3RAOT lth 3 1 x 1 0 .5 A T s,$ 4 5 0 . «hortbo>MX V4 Ion, h3326 Open Sun rint- aHor.430pm, Coplors lor sa le. Largo so- ^ tiTitiW aimam, — JUoffcod. Call 324-3959 eves. hore hor wth his entire coBec- For aalo: ^ o n U s e r print- "• loction ol recondition copi­ ) ChoVy-$489.302 Ford- 'O lChovy he Suburban 'A to n MOUKTAllfTAINHoiCFORD aftS00.^733tftef»f TP mis. toadod. now llnw. ______iross, exc. cond. $75. QorrI I ^ / 7wooksoW.$350. SNTERTAlNMEMr related toXinlb Rod ^ " 500. oltef. 543«I02 1990Goo1too Tracker, spotton' 810 RREWOCO' 2 stop poRi chair $7. Sours^ Cal78S-4686. Hood. C all 738-2423 or _____ Rodeo 1992, exc. con- economliomlcal, drive any ___ portable 5* TV wiih em-fm | ITELEVBIOH 736j001______Forir sale: I Savage 30.30 a AUTO&43THEH * ^ 0?!)n. 22,000 m iles, whoro0 lliisthi: winter with Ihe Cherry fintwood, $100 cord.ord. radk>,usod«H>locl^baitoryrj ^ 2equoriums:1)S5gal.$350. _ "s 1) Hoavy duty 250 gal. 1 yoar oM 2 7 'steroo TV and War/anted lo buy; Gun sale. 16 pun*tump action rille. with 800 Call726-3834 or hardtoplop on. Ih6n enjoy CanTO4.57^'______orcarUghlor.orealtorRVs gun or Isrger. M ust have scocicooe. $190.6764761. 75 AslonAsl Martin V-8. e i ^ l 7 8 8^ ^ m a c M n o . summerwr funh wHh soft top or — g|5jBlackonb^w1’^p10 $1000. Bolh compkilo with monitor, on screen g ru h - 9» We've o o tlire w ^ . stand. UG lillor. gravol. k s.d o e e everything oomblnatton » tod( 00 H. Cal U S T CHANCE 3nd,29kng.aeri^only y ^ ,'^ onvertiblo. 76.g00 _ C a l g j 7 5 6 T r hood. 324-8104,______: Ing calculator. G reai buy 734-7039.______CoHl^KFadoryAR mags, mini Pk»s< I. Mosl opiions. Musl “ Froopollets[call733-0e31. * « S rC a ir4 2 3 ;B 4 5 8 o r WaiV ^ e d l o b ^ Honda 1104 ' 114maas.4'10:22m50s. 4 ' *83 061DeLorean«S.-$2tooo:- fice el $6950 or b e d T he Times Nows, or stop,0 55 gal. aquarium complolo Can733-5031. ViY RiWfnwE rS w-undofjravoffiiror.p&nts. _7 3 /« 7 g .______H SlarftvSimnhdkw^. 7344Hd!781 ______7 ^ i by the otfk» botweofl 8 am I |ro.$??00.734-238?_ ANO CARPETS ___ andSpm.ia23rdSt.W. ' gravel, lish. cusiom stand, 27'eofcxr^jnaWnot.nicelST ^ Cal 733^1 p^ivdlystock rac* car lor sale. >ee,dei 3 2 H e s J /anted to buy: Little Mer- $ W . Full size pHlow top matlrossrose Hobby Horse Ranch Equip-P 4BM^Qr°to°a^'mM maW, Peler Pan 4 L « ^ 4 w incinchesterie90rlUe.22 ------1044 HOtiHONDA ttic mont-Rhino tractors. Wo RCA19*colorTVwithre- !Ji« a box Bprlno. itn in plastic, 14 AKC Gorman Shepherd m The Tramp vldaoa. Call thoih o rt.a p o d cond. $225. 1005» AKnOUEAUTOS 1009 V yi50.caiy54-eaai.^_ hove usod compncl 4x4 iSeaTSS;ionda Accord LX. new v'. pups.mdhorGonnanim- yVa 734-1206.______7^ssM sm ------^ . High quality antique look^ diosol tradora wih front hy- 67 Chevollo SS 396,4 1987 Chevy I Astrovan, •J'BI«'.$40. $4900 or oHof. Cal daulio tooders & imptomont port {iher,100% G ^ a n f y Vant ed to buy; d d cranberry - ' solid oak bow Ironi china il. blood lines. $450. -ly glass, p ld d o i^ e r, 4 other MO■ ID IO n HOMES •Jd. K ’100% com plde. good 55.101iOO miles, air, tilt, 733-9367. paduigos. Flnandng avail- and. $5500.733-0473. cruise d o se l. Leadod a lasi door, or 543-5649 ^ se, $6500. Call 733- 1991 HondakmdaAocofd LX.4dr, new prico S900 asking able. Can 208-324-5858 or 1 Chrysler Newport, runs w aStdavsol4ZM d 938. AT. AC,^C, PS. I PW. p a p e r $650.^33-00a5.______from Potro II tn>ck slop, Jor-(T- AKC Pomeranian puppy. 825 82! WAKTEDTOBUY ^ ilivDrv VBfl 4 sod now worit 44 financing fin arranged. — omo.1miN..2mlW,y4mimi $175, /a n ted to buy: Suburban 1963i63SouthwindClassAmo- good.jo d .ly r d d battery, dart- 7 4 doiiv r. 4 mulllor. Now ignition pakit.ll"aiT73liKi ..t»5«ICH). Can 7334439. S.niiltM p.______lO’ &Larosr non-workino deskri. de 6 2 . must have 4x4, tor^orhom e.33'. excd. cond., or. 4 wtraa. $19.500.324-3232. sysl®filom. > r^lof nttntlor .7, Accord LXI Coupe. Last chance lo buy monnlk-5: color tv ’s 4 VCR's. Can AT. Al no junk p le ase . Call oxtn 4234676 evos 4 wktKls S 54 4 » ^ . ______is)85Winnd>egodassA.27 e s Rf**ower brake unit, good « - t o).nowliro8,734.e5M- ons. ChBd ond fomolo rr.od- AKC Springer Spanlols. 1st ros. Body In good shape. i*’'" otetofl. Roducod 10 $75 In- 10 older near-calving cows. Wait/anted to buy: Travel traitor. It.t. immaculate,ir wllh many Ji'.®-*-, shds. black nnd while and 10 an 324-2176 afior 6pm or 1057 UNCUNCOLN duding stand. Asklor Chor-»r- liver and whito. $200. Call _CCrJl 825-5234.______soll-contained so with showor, ennyjHtnillos. priced right. Call^^*14Sun. -iieSJ ^— yl. al the catalog counteror 234-2063.______i;15 yroMglrl wants to loase reasonable price. CaB . 733 ------Dodge \ e Van-'65 stflrtod-’70 *85 Ltocdn'» in Cofitinortd. mW QuoonsliepCBowtop 734-1206, 1987 Mon-Fri. 10 am to 4pm. BoaulifulAKC rog. 16monlh W73V Bounder; excollont D6 SEM S& HEAVY JOSM|-fW Phg,7?H7gl- cond.AII;All powor. now tiros, maitreM 4 •till JC.Ponnvs______■_ old maio Roiiwoilor, all ’ Vented: Used Sububans » con n d ., toadod with extras. Omfi. 3 2 ^ 3 3 _____ Leg Ctblnt»ek$ge, 99495.'S. shols. $300 or best olfor. Col73^227ir '86-'93. ‘81 CaH Art 734-6565 PrioPrico nOQdid)to. 6554388 CADfLUC ■ . Twin site piltow lop maltrossroes 24‘x32‘wnh 8" porch roof.I. Call 734-9847.______or 324-3900______I MOm O Pace Arrow 37J.dosn. w T Z ______1061 UAZMAZDA 1972-1976 Toyota Colka lor. ^ ::adiUac sedan doViflo &box sprfno. stlfin plastic.Stic. T Swedish cope, saddio Border Colllo pups lor sale, pacts. e 734-M.2^t6*T&G rool from Inporled ^ 0. full sis- ^ van. Can 736-1856.______16.000. F a rm f t d wllh lazda323 4door.red, 20V4X18 % bathroom sink ■94 look, both hove ev- very ^gooi ^ d cond. $3500. dodikig?Pians,vidoo.kjriS» lor to Honoing Tree Scoll. „wiih Holtio rim. Marino WaiVant lo buy; Boats that havo Mustust sell, 1973 Dodge 20ft sldoa S12 HEATING & AIR oiherslzes availoblo. CnH324-f&9.______ppatches 4 emblems. Lalo engino er problems. 16-20' minininl mdorhome. ckMn, tow ISO W-14 loader; 1978 CONDmOMNQ 307-664-244S. ^ Britlany Spaniol (Mick) a ttmodel Crown Victoria or '*1with any kind of engine mBeTinoaoo. 73^3954. ■ - ....- »dw--r«rtos>or.3264342 4ezde 62000 LX. air. — Marvel * DC comics. Roa- handsome guy. almost 6 G oroblom. Can 324-8721. WEPAYCA3H:Anyused WE S @ E i.« §etie. 5 spd, cloan ert, tonobk>pri^'324-67e7. . low milos. m ust seel L- yoars. nouturod, not a 2setsofirons)airswith WaVent to buy: Cock-a-poo nwlcf nK home 4 travd trail- io0707 TRUCKS 1028 C '* |T o0*0°b 1bzo Wng wood CHEVBOLET S r o3.734-2345. '7 3 ______Microwavo, TV coblnol wiihilh huntorbutofaithfulcom - ptatfonn „[ 4 handrail wantod. prefer Pr poodio mother 4 ers. « C al 3244203 or burping insert wHh calafytk storage &m n)lodiinacab-lb- panion. C lean and woll Must havo at toast 4 stairs. Cocker C< Spanlol lather, ____ t-eOO-773^167. 196969 fFord F 600.16' moving <079 El convenor (EPA approvod),S®|| ■ lnol.Call733-4760-— - •- mannerod.-$35 al Tho Can 734-8140. white w to bufi in color. - trucliruckrruns good. $2600. ';„jS i MERCEDES BENZ $500 or boat ^for. Call nk WoodRivorAnimalSholior. r r Can?24-6455.______)9 g09 SNOWVEHKLES Can;^ 5 4 3 - 6 ^ - ______ftaM-ulUlzoPU-36^2741 4236266 Hanson.------Oak bunk bod $17Woak 5 B D ra fH n |^ o , good con- ^ Kcodos 6.9 Sedan only T jr dosk$65,oakoomo/doskII 'J Vont lo buy: Mazda or Ford AND EQUIPMENT 1^ Chevy Citation. $750. miWmado.mlrt.wiBsoB Jamestown pellot stovo. like $55.bunkbodwlthmol-ll- For salo: M lnalureSchnau- t -- Courlerpickupforparts. _ 326-5367 Of 733-5923 JorV now.SW5.76M979.:____ A smaQ couch 4 lovosoal^ £ kr'Aolbiuobook. —- tn»s$55.1slr)8tebed$€5.i5. t8rpwpioa.-643-4614, - * ' 734-0324.______tB76176 Pdarls, 400 (an coded 1-726^73, matching loveseats In any rfwitBf.t40a. 4 2 3 ^ 5 8 ^Itot ollowCorvetie.aulo. V Jemosiown pellot Insert.L«f‘- 42^4411 ______Froo: Rod male Doberman, ^condilion. Wooden kitchen Want V to buy: Pod tables $1000. Call 423-626e )76 Yamaha GS340. Show RV resort momborship. OR table with benches. Call h n e ^ o l repair: . 1976 Bnuro.-90 Nissan Sen- 1063 MERCURY MEI Hansen.______roomcondHkin.mwtseel ------c o ast & WA stato homo old Maico lor parts. rooi XE$4000.736«16_ ------Bdhinanycondrlkin.Cal $W Stoke-a-matic floor lumecc>®ce park^ n^nw ^ e camp- Computers, printers, an^ f^CULATE 1966 Chevy tor sale. 432-5526______after 6pm 654-2799 ig385 a s Arclic Cal El Tigre _____ 734-2085. f t ^ C i g h thing electronic, NOT — 5000, flood sled. 324.7014. 75^ 10 Blazer. V-6.AT.AC. Very largo WiHamson1 Sears Coldipol Irosllroo ro­ WORKING or WORKING. WilVill pay cash for Deer and 600 182 Ford % too PU. now re- n to e , cassette. $6000. GRAMA N D M A R Q U IS Eh horns, 788-2895 1986986 Skidoo Formula MX, bulK>ullt 460 molor. now lires. shop on heater. lrig $150;roll-a-w ay bod Can 733-6760. Will pickup Et Can darl 7 3 4 ^ 0 0 S289.8, 7.75% APR. OAC. Very nice, lull-sized wooc'ood cablnot $3; 2 mauve wln-,n- Poin-aS and Border Colllo ^ 6241aler6pm. and. 5434106,543-6133 tOM C hind mowor. modol 14 SB AND VALUABLES - ~ DATSUN 1 0 1D 0 ch o o so Irom . Low bumira stove & 3 wai pipe>ipo. dow shades $5:2 bluo win-iTo gug^».,v°nrlriond.y.Call Of bettor. 733-3929.______992 Phazer II long track. 188 Chovy SIO. $3000 or ------1. toadod i^ h aB power 08^ dow sh ad es $5; 2 mauve ^5(?,V!^5838,gS2^ O's 7-UP chest pop ma- $3500. 13- Call 829-4241 or »dolfor TO3-8^. Forsaleato; 1976 Dalsun 280Z ns. Tax. titto 4 doe nd mini-bIlnds$5ea.;2bluo MW 80‘s travel traflor wanted. 50^ o d shape. 91.000 orig- ffig te d Froo to hom o with porson 22 or 24 ft. In good condi- chine, ch works groat. $400. ^8 2 9 -S ^ . _ y;nM dod i minl-blinds$5ea.;2twln miles. $2500. 734- i.soO.743 817 MISCELtANEOUS. „[} homo all day lor compan- Iten. f Can 73iW 56 C C( oca C ola c h est, $150. 1993993 P olaris XLT SKS, SK ^743-3326 p m Sun bedspreads w-shoms (rod ioo$hip,5yoaroldSd»nau- piped, exe. condilion. r ^ . 5botero5om MOUKTAiKTAINi^OMEFORO FORSALE ?,l Can 678-4277. ______pfe 3Chevypickup.350on------& while lace) $25; 2 sols' zor. 734-0696 after 5pm pr Nk» Ni dosha 4 ofBce lumlture. 8T5i8.Ca734W ------7 3 d FOftO1 UNiUNCOLN MERCURY ” 3-7766------Nloopoleanic « d ie d set: Col- }ine, runs good. 734-2406 ^ lalrOno ticket. Twin Falls ti loavo mossaoo. -2 •91'Polaris. 440 sports, SL''”' Sportyy wlwhite T-lop. 1961 l i s Nordie Track exerdser.CsB <<>'lo d o rs Item, hand carved 2-91 ------W ashington D.C. via Sal “ Golden Rotrlovorpi^plos, ^5 mUft sell. $1950 w y C ^ . good lires4 and p a in ted m erbte, a u- mu; 7 Ford Ranger F-150. 460. ?34-dooo^.4cyl. :iunsGroatl $3500 or bost •good Mr. $3500 Of ol- ^ ' coverforsm a]lcar;4)113 13 $100. Coll 702-752-227777 ' Colorado. Bolh parents { mi, 440 liquM w- reverse, itfer.gftn 734-9274, 185x70 studded srww tireslire#. Wod-Sal 7am-3pm Pacilicllic have groat dispositions. J haa no AC. 734-2387 l l dea. 82900^^121 753-1536 Of 324-3134. ^gg7N|ssNissan Maxima, exo 7 Mazda B2000 PU. rod. = s= “ J. All e x ira si $ 6 5 0 0 .; Call 733-2401______Ilme.askkyJqan. . _ Con for prices. 9^-4037. Stable St lamily w- excellent | | • "Ml■94 580 EXT Mountain C d, cond. Al employment, ^^se^king | l FORD 733-21402140 ovos.______. 811 BJRNTTURE 811 FURNITURE < J 'Nissan, oxc, condition,! 811 FURNiniRE older home orlix^le on I I 3 Ford R a n g er XLT SC . 74 Mu; t ^ s mileage. Call- ANO CARPETS . AHO CARPET^ AND CARPETS small | acreage or large iol. I I '~WiMake you bed dod nowl at*''U . AC. bed liner, 7K. like rioods1* OI^IM $800. _^£43S Will consider o l ^ r e n t s l II ■93■BSCal 700 ER. 733-2148 ^ww. $13250.543-6249, __ CaB3; Usei Ofd Bronco. Eddie Bou- lOTO 01D OU SM 081E W ant com plete used se t ol _ .mal^ id « i? « ^ M X R C P d f ^ 1008X» 4X4 'uB size. 733-1492, _ - coltlngtoni»s.1usedbod- 441440, great shapo. '87 Olds Cullats.4door.! Yamaha Phazer. new track 1982J82 F-150 4x4. 351 V-8, ‘WMwlustang IX 5.0. toadod. 1970 Olds linI e rlo rs h o rtb o x n o w e r 90101 ATV8 AND Ya. mis. $7500.436-9578 400englengino, $400 or bost' J Chow. Can 32^5813. Sharp.bla'ck4 tan. good Jg*™ MOTORCYCLES !o‘ m ^ 1^^ g ! ^ « " lires, Sha now b ra k e s. SWB. '9 3 Foi-ord Escort GT, fully WWantod: 194041 WHfn coop-_ CB. a u to , c am p er sh ell. k»dot1anefepm.=_------— HOMEGYM------1988968 Dakota 4x4. V-6. AC. X>-743-33260pen Sun o rbMl ed ollor. o l 7334029 - >.•- •wanted: 351m. 400; 429- _ 0 new tires, whool and storoo u n in !-3-wheetoretorpaita.\Mth Jlesty1ersy«em40.40fex- r>ew ilNTAINHOIiCFORO -azonniSrand Prix SE. luly toed-:: s ordsos on s ^ stepper;------*y*sysiem..bodlinorAQokB cnBoiDUNCOLNMERCU_RY ^ , r o>xc8t.cof)d.42»te62 » t minor r e p a lra .I will run. ® and tuns proeL $7000 oftor, ------1200bclh.e»5234. butterfly, “ bench press, tog. -. • • • ------Saerlfloe.ftoe.Proiodcar.1970 : Wwited bam wood.------^ 4abcta^, 3moa.ekr, ~ Cdl734-fc61. Cag - CaB 788-9670.______'8181 Y am aha 1100 S pecial 1993 TEMPO’S T enp d o e d d T-37. ovor $3000 - $250,436-J50L_____ 1968M8JeopComand»PU.6 )w parts. $3000 or b o d ; W anted: Bunk b ed a wiih JCb *lng Eye irons, 1 thru SW . cyl cyl Fl, 5 spd. 4x4, AC, ^ «A T O P A Z ’S m dtresses. in good coo<8- ^ t ^ a ^ o ^ u l U . AM-FM AM- c a sse lte . cusiom S16»67.67permonth sUSLi^si lkn.15*chnxi>e«t>eelsfor 003102 BICYCLES wheels, bod liner, camper $8,4S&M,$199cashdown,60 q . ^all fUy733-S497 o r 543- who SAAB 834e.fe00orbedoffer, _ sholl, sho tow pkg. Huntor mo,!!t.76% 7 A PR ,O A C .10 1M1 SA Wanted:Chiropr«aorstrao- 1993 M ongoose m o u n t ^ green. Soe to u p ro d a te . to ch< blke. perfect condition. s H b T: 1987 iif 900 turbo, c o n -: I I TRAVEL J zi7800.Cafl:^^111 » 4ioac ilble, candy red with - Pillow Top SI TRAIIERS 198B988JeepW R . excel cond, llo4cfSSAf"'"' k to p , all toother intofi-: 65Kmi8.1unvohlcto.wlll Ijggj lactorystoreo.AC.5 . KO BOATSAND 5^ .5i?^15£r2. w IS' Inlnjder trfr, lut> -sho«^ deh , 51K originel miiea. • MARMEITEIIS :D UNCOLN>CWCtJRY ® T w i n ...... ^*129« ^ botwaon7-aam. AC. kitchen. W aa $3800. i989989 Silverado Suburban. fSSSJ I vehlslo haa boon ' Wanted: Disk harrow.^' ^ Now $3000.366-2002 mso. load ••• beautiliutilully maintained. ! ISSSM>llbu.l>lu«.<9.5«l. ^ loadod. oxcoltont oor*ditk>n. wide.3pohthildv2S0ba 9e.)32’Firebdl.gMUtas4 $14,500oroodonor. $14 1I 9i 9 3 T A U R U S VZSQOfJOOtaffw. 726-1023. W F u l lI Set 5 ...... ,..*1i4 9 “ , ^ *mM^nurfi.S43-Slfe _£ heat, sklrted.park ready. Canft3M561. Can ______S S A B L E S H88MM«rer,«1S0.351 ^ SUBARU »10095 '1^ »Wanted: Harrow bed. 2 or 3 $5000.733-7M1.______1989989 V» ton GMC, auto, 4 $2'3 9i .3 6 p e r m o n th 1004 s i wkte. CaB 637-6533. « spd, air, easvmllos.exe. $13,68 sen Set...... *1 lell com . 70 Prowler. 2011 spd iS u b sru w agon, 4x4, c ^ .$ 9 5 0 0 .6 d l 72 •nS’/feWnv lS: ^id shaM . needa m dor, _ W IIOflSEB------^ 733-5S02or734-3050. _ 10 tO Grandchildren's horse, ftot IK 112 UTIITY ^ 990 Goo Tracker, spdtoss. m i ^ • ^ K l n grset..l...-.^i5 TRAttERS------ecoeconomical,-drive eny- • TOYOTA“ risA 'rt.'Sfj'K fe i w here this winter wHh lhe i n ^ 1907Ba¥lnerCobrifWi4 eiisiigleaxWtrailar hardtop ha^‘ on, then en oy 1 -^ Toyota Cordia wagon, KmrnwlunvrHliionMof MOUliSJSiNHoSiRwS '5 2 ,^ - Ski*, 1» I v Force, treOfaw lDLINCOtJ?MERCtJRY t battery, brakes, iirea, Wanted: Indian nwlorcydes n *CdhS^^' a ST s c o n v en ib le . 7 6 ^ 0 0 PORD. ibto. $ 5 6 0 o rb o d d lo r. or p an s. Basket ca se s ok. f stow s 16' Tandem axel traBer, m mill iles. Most opiions. Must 1734-7260.______sacrifice at $6950 or best j« C J^ n n i s (2061344-2714 cassette j stereo, $7900. $1. 1993 TAURUS 1993red2 rod: door,ToyoUTer* ■Wanted: Mag. 4 super mag J oHer.SS CaB 733-5031. WAGONS celdehideluxe, toodi^, 16,000 191993Mastercral1908lan4 * 1991 '.67S4 per month mitoa.$i». $1,500 and take ovw Magicc Valley MM attress ' l»«»a.Evo.73M675, S < l r i p e s J ^ , $20,400. Cur f i i,588, i $1(9 c e s h dow n, _paymetf J 12 Wanted: v Mature healthy J 112322JS55S,------7 2 m 287 N. W ashIh i n g t o n • " T h e OId l d Rental Place" . goals. Call 934-5560 earty 1993 19 Mastercrali, 190 S ta n © 9921992 Chevy extended cab, i q7S*cho”^c '^ r o m .° L o ; 1089 VCVOLKSWAGSi Z71Z7t 4x4, Silverado Pack- milei ------* - s s i W - age. excelleni condition, moA IVW Bug.runa good. QD H i 734-88811 $f8.000.73&«)03 ■ _ Solin |h \d 6 voR. $120&«ltor. ■*!ss?-„sssar,5!5 '934 M astereraft 205 opan> llnduded. 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